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,hnnee Conducts Ceremonies.

The party then proceeded tLeT cccp-
ton room, whore Gen Chait'c caIe! oi
staff, In uniform took chargc If 'hccerc-
emonies. The room was cleared Of all
except the participants n the ihonc-
ton save the party Of friends and mem
bers OF the general stan GoY Taft and
Secretary Root took their places at the
long table where stood John Randolph.
4 notary, who Administered The oath 81
Office to the incoming secretary. Then
there were congratulations shp"rr.c
upon Secretary TAFT and gDoa-h}'a
were said to Secretary Root It"r
army officer on duty I'm Wa Aiugfot was
aligned at the doorway and 'he hn-
liantly uniformed column ra sing ho-
fore the retiring and incomilg etrrr-
tarles formed pretty spectacle SeCr'
tary Taft was in the best of pr.t aud
he had smile and good WORD for
every one, while Secretary Root bowed
In HIS countenaucc he relief H. fe.' ~
laying down tho cares oftlcgroai oGce
After the military men had "a t
through the room the head IF h"r"e
and finally most OF "a" employees tIt
war department were admitted aud each
Of these received pleasant free'ifr
At the conclusion ~ the reception See
Rotary Taft with his persorai frirnds
and family went 70 luncheon
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TAFT IN CHARGE
OF WAR OFFICE
Takes Place Of Secretary Root in
the Cabinet
THE OATH is ADMINISTERED
His Father Held the Same Position
Under President Grnnt-Wr light
Inaugurated Governor of
the PHILIPPINES.

Washington, Feb. 2. - Gov. William
H. Taft took the oath OF office as re
tary OF war Monday and at once entered
upon his new duties, The ceremony TOOK
place In the large reception room at
tached to the secretary's office II the
war department and the transfer OF au-
thority from Elihu Root, the retiring
secretary. to Gov Taft, while simply
made, was more impressive than any
similar event in many years.
Before noon, the appointed hour, GOV.
Taft came over TO the department from
his hotel with a little party II personal
friends and some OF tis immediate fam
iy. These included MI Charles + TAFT
and Miss willy, OF Cincinua'l AID MI
II. W. Taft Of New York, l. r. NihfE,
attorney general for the Philippine
and ]. D. Schmidlapp, Of Clncitha'L a
personal friend Of the governor. Ih't
were ushered into Secretary Roots Of
fee. where the retiring secretary il q
faw we'll chosen words and with good
deal OF feeling. surrendered his portfolio
To Gov Taft
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1904-02-10
Fire Sunday Morning.

Sunday morning about 9
O'Clock smoke was discovered
coming out of the drug store
of Crawford Bros, and upon
entering the store it was found
that the fire was in the back
end of the room, among some
boxes, and that it was making
an ugly start Several who
were there first say that if the
fire had had five minutes more
it would, in all probability,
have been beyond control, as it
was near the kerosene tank, a
barrel of turpentine and a cask
of alcohol, all of which would
soon have taken fire. But as
luck would have it, a few buck
cts of water were sufficient to
extinguish the fire. The loss
was small, the greater portion
of it being from smoke to the
building, furniture and fixtures
The building and fixtures were
insured, but there was no in.
surance on the stock.
If that fire had burned the
drug store, the Cunningham
hotel would have been burned,
and with the wind as it was,
the Davis block would probably
have burned and that would
have burned the building in
which the telephone exchange
is, and that would have burned
the Mrs. Clyburn building, Mr..
John Miller's and the old Mayer
dwelling, now owned by Mr.. l..
P. Roddey. So Lancaster mar
rowly escaped very destruct-
tivefire.
AS to the origin of the FIRE
Messrs. Crawford think it must
have started from a cigar stump
being dropped, or from a loose
match that was gnawed by rats
during the night.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1904-02-10
Death of Mr.. Richardson.

Mr.. j. M. Richardson, an
industrious, upright and success
ful farmer of the Greek section
died Monday morning, about halt
past six o'clock of dropsey, the
result, it is thought, of injuries
sustained in runaway of his
team while hauling wood some
three years ago. He was about
60 years of age and leaves a wife
and six children. Mr.. Richard
son was a native of North Caro-.
lima. having moved to this county
about 4 years ago.
The body was taken to Rock
Hill yesterday and inferred be-
side that Of son who died a few
years ago.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1904-02-10
Election Officers Daughters of
tho COnfederdcu.
years ago,

The Lancaster Chapter Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy held their
regular monthly meeting in the
reading room of the Commercial
Club last Thursday afternoon.
The attendance was large, 27
members being present. The
main business was the election of
officers for the ensuing year. The
old officers, who had served so
acceptably for the past term,
were reelected, as follows: Presi
dent, Mrs. Ira B. Jones; 1st Vice
President, Miss Annie WiLher
spoon; Sd Vice President, Mrs.
Leroy Springs; Recording Secre-
tary, Mrs. Green; Corresponding
Secretary, Mrs. M. j. Perry;
Treasurer, Mrs. M. f. Cauthen;
Historian, Mrs. @. r, Eoster. Mrs
M. r. McCardell was elacted to
the new Office of Custodian, which
has been created since the last
annual meeting.
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Chain Gang abolished.

The chaingang was abolished
on the first Monday in this
month for the best of reasons
no convicts-all sentences hav-
ing expired except one and one
only, and as matter of course
the board of commissioners had
no choice in the matter. In
fact the chaingang question
solved itself so far as this coun-
ty is concerned. For a year or
so there has been a sentiment
growing in favor of leasing out
our convicts to Chester or York
or some other of the larger
counties that can maintain a
chaingang, and thus make the
convicts source of revenue to
the county instead of an ex.
pense, as they were when the
number was small. But that
course was never adopted.
When we say the chaingang
is matter of history so far as
this county is concerned, it is
not to be inferred that the courts
and magistrates of this county
will no longer sentence violators
of law to the chaingang-sen
tences will be passed just as
heretofore, and the commission
ers may lease the convict to
some other county where he
will be required to serve out
his sentence on the chaingang.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1904-02-10

Rev. T A. Dabney, who has
recently moved his family here,
filled his appointment at Flat
Greek Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Sallie Beckham, sis.
ter Of Mr.. Jud Beckham of this
place, was married Sunday to
Mr.. James Watson of the Pleas
ant Hill section, Mr.. J. Mont
gomery Caskey performing the
ceremony.
-Lemuel Parker, a young
white man who was working
at the Rollings-Crow saw mill
in Flat Greek was struck on the
head by a negro who was work
ing there last Friday. Parker's
skull was fractured and he is
in pre- ecarious condition.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Dog
wood, Hickory and Holly Logs.
Freight paid on carloads James
Cockshott, Charleston, SC.
o21 Am
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Died From Wounds.

Robert Baskins, colored, died
Sunday few miles below Ker-
shaw from the effects of wound
inflicted by John Morrison, a
white man who attends to the
railroads water tank some three
miles below Kershaw. 1t seems
that Baskins and some other
negroes were going down the
railroad Saturday night cursing
pretty boisterously when Nor
rison went out and told them
not to come by his house behav-
ing in that manner. But they
kept on and he fired into them
with the result above stated. 1t
is said that some of the negroes
shot at him, the balls striking
his house. Whether this was
before or after he shot, we are
not informed. The shooting
was in Kershaw county.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1904-02-10

ductory exercises and the readin
of the minutes, the programme
for the meeting was taken up and
the topics which had been pre-
viously assigned were interesting
ly discussed and responded to by
the teachers present, the meeting
being quite informal.
A rising vote of thanks was
EXTENDED d Miss Gertrude Sherer
for her interesting and instructive
paper on "How to beautify
school and school grounds" The
other topics were ably discussed
as follows:
"Should text books be used in
the first grade ?" by Rev. r. E.
Mood OF Oakhurst.
"How can Lancaster county
have a live Teachers Associations
by Supt. r. A. Dobson of Ker-
shaw.
"Why some teachers fail to
control their bpupilsW by Supt.
A. 4. Banks of Lancaster.
Every teacher in the county is
supposed to be a member of this
association therefore, we not
only ask but insist upon their
attendance upon these meetings.
Eva May Robinson, Sec'y.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1904-02-10
The Visitors.

Mr.. A. M. Ganson Of New
York is spending a few days
here.
Mrs. w. l.. Lee Of Anderson
is visiting her daughter here,
Mrs. John Stewman.
Mrs. l.. @. Payseur left yester.
day for a visit to her daughter in
Columbia, Mrs. j. K. Poore.
Miss Bessie Mackey of Heath
Springs visited her brother, Mr..
John Y. Mackey, last week.
Rev. Chalmers Fraser attend
ed a call meeting of Bethel
Presbytery in Chester one day
last week.
Senator and Mrs. w. c..
Hough returned home Monday.
The Senator will 60 back to Co.
lumbia this week.
Mr.. A. G. Rowell, county
superintendent of education, at
tended the meeting of county
superintendents in Columbia
this week.
Miss lrine Cunningham re-
turned to Lancaster Tuesday
after spending several days in
the city with Miss Susie Dun
lap,-Rock Hill Record.
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Basket Supper.

The public are cordially in
vited to attend basket supper
to be given at Antioch school
house Friday night, Feb. -.
The proceeds are to be used for
church purposes.
Misses Virgie Baker, Minnie
Caskey, Mamie Caskey, Esther
Stogner, Bertha Stogner, Laurs
Hammond, Lena McManus,
Bessie Giles, Maud Williams,
Lucy Baker, Committee.
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Meeting OF Teachres' Association

The Lancaster County Teach
ers' Association met last Satur-
day morning, February 6, in the
graded school building at Lam
caster.
Notwithstanding the threaten
ing weather, quite a number of
teachers were present which add
ed both interest and enthusiasm
to the occasion. The meeting
was called to order by President
r. A. Dobson. After the intro
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1904-02-10

Mrs. Louis Fraser who has
been visiting her son, Rev.
Chalmers Fraser, left Monday
morning for her home in De-
catur, Ga. She was accompa-
MED by Mr.. Fraser as far as
Chester.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1904-02-10
Pension Board to Meet Friday.

Pension Board to Meet Friday.
The County Pension Board
will meet at the court house
next Friday, the 18th instant,
10 o'clock a. IN. All parties
having business before the
board will govern themselves
accordingly.
w. G. A. Porter,
Chairman.
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Short Locals.
Wednesday, February 10, 1904.

Mrs. Harriet Clark, widow
of Charles Clark of Irvington,
died on the 30th of January
last of paralysis aged "a years.
Over $50 was realized from
the basket supper at Mr.. J. D.
Taylor's last week. The money
will be used to enclose Shiloh
cemetery.
There will be services in
the Episcopal church next Sun
day at11 o'clock a. M, and 5 p.
m, conducted by Rev. G.. Croft
Williams.
Senator A. @. Latimer has
sent some garden seeds to the
ENTERPRISE Office for distribu-
ton, and those who want such
seeds can get them by calling
at that Office.
-12S acres of land belonging
to the estate of VIM. Vanland-
ingham was sold at public sale
Monday and bought by Mr.. Jack
Caskey for $1065. The old par
sonage and lot near same in
Belltown was purchased also by
Mr.. Jack Caskey for 1915.
F. R. Massey and w. F.
Swaringen were elected dele
gates to the Republican conven-
ton which meets in Columbia
on the 24th inst. r. B. Mob
ley, G. G. McIlwain and VIM.
McKenna were elected to the
congressional convention which
meets at Rock Hill on the 18th.
"A letter from Texas brings
the news of accidental death of
Mr.. Amos Cook, son of Mr..
John Cook who moved from
this county some years ago. He
was a locomotive engineer and
some how or other Got oat in
the side of his chest by broken
glass in his cab and the cut re-
suited in his death,
Rev. T. A. Dabney is TAX
ing orders for one of the most
practical and useful books we've
seen lately-an encyclopaedia
of valuable business forms and
tables that would be useful to
farmers and business men gen.
orally. 1t is a book, too, with
in the reach of all who need
such work for ready reference.
The students of Tabernacle
High School will render "Ten
Nights in a Barroom" at the
school building on Friday night,
Feb. 10Th. The public is cor
daily invited to attend. Ad-
mission, adults, Is cents; chill
dren, 10 cents. Proceeds to be
devoted to school purposes.
What Manager M. d. Lee
denominates a Farmers Mechani-
cal and Educational conference
will be held at the colored school
building here on the 18th inst.
Magistrate 81. w. Mobley of
Heath Springs added to the
county treasurer's funds 5000,
fines and costs collected by him
for the past quarter.
MIR. Flanagan Faile, an
operative at the cotton mill got
one of his hands so badly mash
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1904-02-10

Mr.. Henry Dabney. Of Rock
Hill, visited relatives near Ian
caster last week.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-21

Bdbrenb .iuer miIitGrif4en uebuna
f9lusen be SoIodten lsbtbtn cine
forte, breite Bride iiber be glbe uns
nett Dittenberg, pel6e Ihtper. artils
lerie unD 4rmses5 ransporte 3u trogen
Dermo6te. sic mur6e am nd&lfen
Sdgt fpieber abgsbrc6en. Dds CT,
pertinent unb ods Roteridl fur be
Bride tofteten $4,000. auBers
orbentli4e WorFhtsmdBreg.la rpdren
g~etroffeu fporbtn, um be 2~daobepobs
ner u~b5ubdlten, f4 Der Bride Az
ndbern, unb bic abnGbme BON gbotos
gropbien gu perbinberH. Der Bau,
tpelhet Uun Witgiiebern oes General
fiobs seleitet mar, tDuroe in S~ettionsn
srri&tet. tpel4e RAID sufommeng.Itsut
iuerosn t5nnen. Wenn cine ODER mebr
Settion.n burh @slhoFs obsr bur9
5euer 3erftSrt fiub, bonn s0nuen am
bers Iubfituirt ip,r0en. Die Bride
fam fir 5iiif. bon uerfhisbener 9rsitt
unb 5isfs pdftnb gemuht tuerben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-21
ALiRe Arfattn.

Der p~erftor6eus Werner b. Giemens.
tuelfer IN unIerem acknowledgements
ft4en 3eitalter bur9 ni9tiae gnts
beduugen duf tednifdem @sbiets 70 bel
l~eiftete, bat in fetn.n 2ebenserinnerurs
gen 3iise aus feiuer Sussnb sr5Gblt,
bic ut9t obne Gtnflub duf bic gnts
tridlung fetnes g9ardtters rroren uno
bic i'm IN feinsm fpdtersu 2eben dus
fpcrnten, mut6is, unperbroFsu uub be-
bdrrli9 ale Sdpterigfeiten su iibers
Dtnoen, Del4e iia ibm entgesenfens
ten.
Seine bret Sabre Gltere GAnefter,
relde CUR Grdu pfdrrsr in 2entbe 6ei
5dnncper IN bic StridI9ule gfna, fam
zines 9dses bon bieIem Weee hut
tpeinen6 In bic slterli6e @c6nunq 3as
rid uno tldete, bab bes pfarrers @Gns
ferih Ts fpieber d~neefallen babe, unb
4. tpeigerte it9 troy dLes 3ursoens
gang entf4ieSen, ben Mea borfbiu tpies
Der an5utrtteu. 0a rsi6te Der Batter
benz fiinfi1brtgen Werner sinsn Gtpd
uno foqte: Damn ion DID Oein
Bruber 6inbrtngen, Der bofftntli6
nrebr Rourdge Bat ais Du..
Dieter Ritterbienf mobte benz Rleis
men bod beoenfli9 tri9tinen. benn Der
Uoter belebte ieinen Wutb nit ben
Worten: -Menn Der Ganfsr tommt. 70
sebe nur forfA auf Jpn los unb baus
nit benz Gtode tii9tig auf ibn, bonn
nitro e. idon fOrtlaufsn..
alfo 5oe Der G~infi6brist, bas
S6neitsrHen an Der Settle, nit bes
@dters Gtod gum Rampfe sesen bes
pfarrers SGnisri9 aus.
Dn CT bas 5oftbor 0ffnet, tpsnmt
fi4tig Der b0sarttge Ganfer NIT bod.
fufaeri9tetem 6alie unb einem f1reds
liGen @eaii4e duf bas RinberpGrHen
dngeftiirmt. Die G9pefer reibt 70.
fort laut idreisnb aus, unb ibr De-
.f4iber 5sigte ni6t iibIs CUP, ibrem
Beifptsle 81 folgen. Dp9 bes Eaters
Rotb bannte i'm on bic GtelIe, er bob
ben @tod unb riidte benz llns.beusr
ber3boft gu 9eibe, unb nd4bem .r ibm
Elm punr fiblbore Dentaettel oufs.s
n5tb:gt. fob Der freitlutise Sdnfsr
NIT Der snn5en gdniefamiIie lnut
fdretnb in ben binterIt.n Wint.I oss
pfarbof.s.
Werrsr b. Siemens fagt fefbf, bah
biefsr @orgors ,insn bdusrnben Gin
brud uuf iein Semitic aema9t, anb
bdb ion ~un5dbIiae Wulc in TpGttrsn
f6tpisriecn aasen Ter Gisg iber ben
GGnisrid unbefpubt bd3g onesfpornt
babe, brcbenben gsfdbrsn niht ous3us
peiden. forbern fs our4 mutbie.s
gntaea.ntrsten ~ bstGmpfen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-21

ue6er stn eigendrtiaes Betfpiel bon
5bierfreuHbi4oft miro bon Der Welts
d~usfe1uns in ct. 2ouis 6eri&tet. @s
bon6elt ftG Inn stnen dfritdntf6en Rras
MIDI unb .inen mOngolii9eu GIel. be
tirali4 benz bort sur S9ou qe6ra6tcn
grobeu 5dgsnbed'fGen S6ierpdrt tins
Derleibt Durben. Die iibriae 56iers
melt bereitste ben Reuonoeiommeuer
etnen redt froftisen gmpfdna. 8eioe
fiblten ft4 .tnfam unb perlafen, unb
bisis beiosrfetttge Dereinldmuno muB
bds triibielige RrdniAneib&.n NIT benz
msldn6olii9en 9dnsobr in Ialif4en
Rappcrt gebra4t boben. S6dtfohe lit,
bdB BITE BeioeH uH3srtrennli4e gefGbrs
ten sefDorben finb. Beun Der aroni6
). g.. nit fsintm ldngen G4nobel ben
8ootn mad Wirmern burAfuht. 10
bdlt 2angObr Dode, unb min .s
irgenb Elm onberes Stier periuhen, f6
isiRer Sreunoin gu ndberR, 10 .rtpo6t
IN ibm bic gifsriu6t, unb NIT ieinen
6uf.n entrgiid dusf6lag.nb, fudt er
4ns in reipettpoIsr gntf.rnuna BON
ieiner Jreuubin gu bdltsn. OieTe fiebt
ibm babel bstDunbernb su unb 1T offens
bar fol3 oorauf i'm frnen ct. Gouis
oie 6er5~eustOnigiu zines 10 tapfersn
Giels ~geDoroen 5u fem.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-21

lssm sFebs8. Maltff A2& w. hasFAA
Ata fgis1
am nAGgm 4aas laB FH aa seui
N<HFsy SaEfs vAtai5smmsss and t1a
IN Den 8oen. aH1sIosEsFH 9kafsxa asa'
aus. sin @asgDtRN nor aosv Acs
Tort aessmmsH. oeE DaFm ano itntri
abr Den SebtaaVi& nss AsH teFsfsEi1.
ann bee @cnHe fac mttnnifr. scenn
arrn immsy aon mdes Gae aneesrifftn.
husrn DC farblefsn M0Ilsn. Gle ano
his Rssrnf1aRsE. stt Don 9rit ~ Ssii
Eurs Rnh tsftie serAitoerhrrdsen. byaces
ten bic merge Tedt gum G4mslssR
nno fpaItsu Fs INNER lpesttr rcn BEN
FAtrarasn, morafisen. fru1tsattn
4rnrein.
G&5n FAB Der oinn 6eipa6iene Sors
seu Mot aus. Ser Bcnen mar untben.
une Ih<rcI 6ctttn H NaHsrriunfu
gebirnet, bic bon ben tltiren arirnen
triee unb ihmHbis 9innSFlcfta. Sinf
S&nssise Auppel mar uOA unberl1rt.
syrcu Menes Iieb ihrs augtn rein
nencnifh oarauf ruben. 4ber bah
tam aud sis ms 1lisbcn. llnn ris
frt Der G6uee nlthr unb mshy losIOft.
fab Ir1u asnes pl5sli4 siueu Htiuen.
sfgsnthiimliA seformttn gtgeuftonn.
Der Tin IN Der Jdr6e tpenis pUa Der
grbe unttritieb, bdruHter auFtduGer.
Gs mar s;n Rinberf9uh. Der. bon
bcm mailer srfabt, einiss Rale bin
Hnb Der tdnste unb odnn trGge In ben
tiefsrsn 9roben bina6iGpdmm.
f5rou 4snts oriidte bts 5diibe auf
eos 6er3. 4ber l.ltiaml Gtatt bes
bittsreu Debs ibertam re NIT .ineur
Nols Elm gang anberss GefihL Gtns
Grinutrung tdutte in ihr uuf. Mie
bctte 6einria 5esrsu geiaet9 -9dB
bic So6ter ibr Slid unb ibren 6ries
ben boben unb bic 2ebenben ebeufog-
ca, 10 mar ts selpefsn.
Tds r~ptb6lOnot Snar. bds ibr frti
iber bic Gdulteru Fiel, lieb fe Die
priifeub ourd bic Singer slsiten. Damn
faRo lie auT unb trGt nab tur5sm
80gsru du ben Spiegsl.
.Gte lebeH beindb nod 10 aus, tpie
In Sbrer Mdo6en5ett. Rur nod Id6s
ner!- Disberholte Fe feife. Torfheuo
betrahtsts re ft4. Gie Offnete ben
Ruub eiu lDsuig. Die prGdtig rDeiBsn
3dbne tomeu gum 8ori6eiu. Tlit bsm
tleiuen Singer bog ls BITE llnterlipps
suriid. sic mar friT9 unb blutrptb.
Cine Wtnute 6ltsb lie 70 ftsbeu.
Damn ergOb iid bic buutle S9om iiber
ibrs Gtiru, uub dls OF lie ft9 duf elmer
Siube .rtdppt bate, i4li4 fs tDisber
ibrem Genferplas 81.
Die ldngel gelben 9ddre Der
Srauertueioe bopor f[ogen I'm Mirbe
6iu unb Der. Ga mar eiu Siibninh,
Elm mariner, faifter Irii9lingstDin6.
5rda asues idb ihm lduse su, ME CT
NIT ben iunsen, b~tesfanlen @erteu
IpisIts. Gin 5sufaer rang ii6 aus
threr Bruf. Damn Gffnete re bas
Geufer unb, ii& nett binausls6nenb,
f4liirfte ie bic Cuff in burfissu tisfen
3iieen.
Sic mar ia nod 20 jung. adum
breiunbspou5is Sabre. unb Wiutsr
ludr es lduqe aeruq ~qstDefen!
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-21

Barrier Bldtter er3Gblen cine fpuns
berfamc 0eIhinte Don tinsm 2poner
Gptritifttn, benz es felt Sa6r.n atluns
gen fem IofI, ben 3drtH fir feline @tis
fsrbeI9fD0rung sa intersffrsn. Sur
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sgen Der WsrgdnssMbtit, BON Sulius
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