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Ludington Daily News
Thursday, 23 November 1916


         MRS. LOUIS CARTIER
          DIES AT HOSPITAL
            AT 2 THIS MORNING
            
         Succumbs to Paralytic Stroke
           After Lying Unconscious for
             Past Week
             
         MRS. LOUIS CARTIER passed away at two o'clock
       this morning at Paulina Stearns hospital where
       she had lain in an unconscious condition since
       she was taken there Thursday of last week.
         The unfortunate woman was never able to speak
       and tell the story of her sufferings after she
       was found prostrate upon the kitchen floor of
       her home Thursday, though at times she seemed
       to be trying to do so.
         AUGUSTA MARIA MATILDA FOLSMANN was born near
       Berlin, Germany, nearly fifty years ago and came
       to America when but nine years of age.
         Feb. 11, 1886, she was married to LOUIS CARTIER,
       eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. CARTIER, the
       marriage taking place at Baldwin.
         For the last seven or eight years MRS. CARTIER
       has lived alone in this city as she had no rela-
       tives near.
         MRS. A. E. CARTIER, whose kindness of heart
       never permits her to turn a deaf ear to any plea
       for sympathy or help, has at all times kept in
       touch with the decedent and seen to it that if
       she were ill she had immediate care and atten-
       tion. When the pitiful plight of the unfortunate
       woman was discovered MRS. CARTIER was at once
       notified and lost no time in summoning every aid
       and insisting upon the tenderest care for the
       invalid. In these measures she was assisted by
       her son, W. A., and her daughters-in-law who
       are within reach.
         The remains will be taken to MRS. A. E. CARTIER'S
       home tomorrow, there to lie until Saturday morning
       when funeral services with high mass will be held
       at St. Simon's Catholic church.
       
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