A Story of French Dominion in the Netherlands (Continued)
A scarlet fever epidemic sweeps the community with deaths among children and adults. Anca, a young girl, suffers a severe case while her friend Maarten Wierenga and his sisters offer care. In a lucid moment she tells of going to heaven, asks for a farewell, and dies with faith and family by her side.
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Maarten Wierenga
The
Netherlands
Alma
Anca
Wierenga
Maarten
Siskia
Christina
Death and War Reflections Amid a Young Life’s End
The report recalls Anca’s passing with religious solace and a solemn funeral at the Alma home. The Domine’s tribute honors a gentle Christian life. A letter from Maarten reveals war news and resolve to serve France, defending a homeland moral and personal. The piece closes with domestic musings and a classified ad notice for a farm listing.
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Napoleon
Russia
France
Stones swallowed again claim in family dispute
In a terse court style confession Frankfort Witzblatt states that he swallowed stones from his own cherries after a family confrontation with Mother and Willy present. Johny-t denies involvement claiming innocence and pinpointing his own stones.
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Willy
Johny
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Reynolds
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Stubenrauch & Gaass
H. Breuklander
Ederheimer, Stein & Co
Makery
Bell Clothing House
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