Show William Igleheart has boon home leaving many friends and but bUl mighty few rew enemies behind The Tho great greut white which is 13 no respecter or of persons or station hIlS claimed another victim and the community Is the poorer In consequence This City can lii III afford to spare such RUch mon men oven even If It Is onlY on account of the tact fact that we have all too tea Cow op First last and all the tho Um William was us an optimist With the certain knowledge that his hII death warrant had been signed year ago he was ever eve cheerful and hopeful ot 01 the tho future Right to 0 the last ho he kept In touch with men and things and when too III hI to leave hIs room he de delighted lighted in having a friend drop In on him and toil teU hint him tho th inside news of what was transpiring In the com cent community To tho last ho he was full tull of oC hope notwithstanding his physical condition and but a short time ago ho planned a trip to sunny William was a newspaper newspaperman man in the best lense of oC the word and when he WWI was general manager or of the tho theold old Herald that newspaper Itis s He surrounded himself with an efficient force toree that almost con consistently might have havo been termed a 1 happy famIly whose slogan vea loyalty to the paper arid and whoso whose toot to was work wok 24 hours cheerfully If necessary but boot beat our rivals rivaL Socially ho was ever entertaining and ond clean mInded and his homo horno life liCe was ideal Itt In business ho kept his word and he accomplished what mighty low el newspaper men have doneho donch loft his atie and twin boys comfortably vided rifled tor The wIdow has lost last a 1 good husband and the boys a companion and father Cather but his memory will long bo be leapt green |