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The Glenwood post., 1904-01-23

The latter had not attended coun-
try school for nothing. Stepping light
ly aside, he caught his ready opponent
as he passed, and, with one arm about
his neck, gave him specimen of the
"hiplock" which sent him in the air
over his own shoulder. The cowboy
came down much in heap, but pres
emily sat up, his hair somewhat
rumpled and sandy. He rubbed his
head and made sundry explanations
of surprise. "Huh!" said he. "Weu
I'm ID! Now, how you s'pose that
happened. You KANT do that again. :"
he said to Franklin. finally.
Shouldn't wonder If / could" said
Franklin, laughing.
Look out fer me-Im comin',"
cried Curly.
They met more fairly this time. and
Franklin found thatshe had an antag-
onist of little skill in the game of
wrestling, but of surprising wiry.
bodily strength. Time and again the
cowboy writhed away from the hold,
and came back again with the light of
battle in his eye. 1t was only after
several moments that he succumbed.
this time to the insidious grapevine"
He fell so sharply that Franklin had
difficulty in breaking tree in order not
to fall upon him. The cowboy lay
prone for moment then got up and
busted off his hat.
Mount, friend" said he, throwing
the bride back over the horses neck
without other word. You done it
fair!"
I'll tell you what we'll do" said
Franklin. extending his hand. Wen
just both walk along together a way,
If you don't mind. I'll get me a
horse pretty soon. You see, I'm a new
man here-just got in this morning,
and haven't had time to look around
much yet. thought I'd go out and
meet my friend. and perhaps then we
could talk over such things together"
Shore" said Curly. why didn't
you tell me? Say. ole Batty, he's
crazy to ketch whole lot O. bosses
out'h band O. wild bosses down to
the Beaver Creek. He always a-want-
in me to help him ketch them hosses."
"Battersleigh is fond of horses" said
Franklin, land he's rider. too"
That's So" admitted Curly. "He
kin ride. You orter see him when he
gifts his full outfit on, sword an pistol
by his side, uh-huh!"
HE has horse, them"
Has boss? Has a hoss-has-
what? Why O. course he has q boss.
LIS there anybody that amt got
hoss?"
We'll. haven't" said Franklin.
You got this one," said Curly.
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-23
MAKING A PUMPKIN PIE.
Here's a Description Of How Grand
mother Did II.

Does any one remember the pump
kin pies which grandmother used to
make? Grandmother opened the
pumpkin and took out its works and
peeled and sliced it and put it in the
kettle, where 1t was boiled until it was
soft and mushy, but not too mushy
Later she pressed the result. through
the holes in a colander, and when she
had dished ont portion for immediate
use, she was ready to begin the
construction of the pumpkin pie. A
lined with flour crust, which covered
the bottom of the pan and reached up
along the four edges until the pastry
could look over the rim. Then she
put an egg and sufficient amount of
sweet milk in among the pumpkin and
added whole lot of black molasses
and a pinch of salt, and big lot of
ginger, and a pinch and half OF
grated nutmeg to the connection, and
when these had been stirred in among
the milk and the pumpkin, the mass
Of ingredients was poured into the
bake pan and the pan was closed up
lnSlue Oh the oven 10 De cremaleu,
while the. children waited outside with
the water oozing from our mouths
until the wonderful experiment was
completed.
And nobody except some few Of us
lucky old chaps ever tasted anything
like one of those pumpkin pies. 1t
was deep and spicy and sweet and
satisfying. 1t was more like a pump
kin pudding. SO thick 1t was. and
wholly like unto ambrosia stepped in
nectar. SO toothsome it was; and
when we think Of those great squares
OF pumpkin pie which found their way
down our ravenous outlet, We wonder
how 1t is that modern boys manage
to live at all without pumpkin pie
Bangor News.
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-23

After breakfast Franklin paused for
moment at the hotel office, almost as
large and empty as the dining room.
Different men now and then came and
passed him by, each seeming to have
some business of his own. The clerk
at the hotel asked him IL he wanted
to locate some land. Still another
stranger, ford and loosely clad
young man with a mild blue eye, ap-
preached him and held some converse.
'Mornin', friend" said the young
man.
Good morning" said Franklin
Il allow you're just in on the front, :"
said the other.
yes" said Franklin, Il came on
the last train
Stay long?"
well, as to that" saiu Franklin, Il
hardly know, but 1 shall look around
bit"
~ didn't know but maybe you'd like
to go south o. here. to Plum Center.
run the stage line down there, about
forty-six miles, twict week. That's
my livery barn over there-second
wooden building in the town. Sans
my name; Sam rPoston. If you want
to go down there, come over and I'll
fix you up"
Franklin replied that he wonld be
glad to do so in case he had the need,
and was about to turn away. He was
interrupted by the other. who stopped
him with an explosive "Say!"
"Yes" said Franklin
did you notice that girl in the din
ing room, pony-built like, slick. black
haired, dark eyes-wears glasses? Say
that's the smoothest girl west of the
river. She's waitin', in the hotel here.
but say" (confldentially). "she taught
school onct-yes, sir. You know, I'm
gone on that girl the worst way. If
you get chanel to put in word for
me, you do it, won't your"
Franklin was somewhat impressed
with the swiftness of acquaintance
ships in this new land. but he retained
his own tactfulness and made polite
assurance of aid should 1t become pos
sible.
"Td be mighty Obliged" said his
new-found friend. Seems like l lose
my nerve every time I try to say
word to that girl. Do you want
team?"
THANK you," said Franklin, "but 1
hardly think so. went to ind my
friend Colonel Battersleigh. and I'M
derstand he lives not very far away"
"Oh, you mean old Batty. Yes. he
lives just out south little ways
Section No. 3. southeast quarter" III.
Franklin passed on in the direction
which nad been pointed out to him.
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-23

the unfortunate ones Little or no risk
need be run if Peruna is kept in The
house and ut the first appearance of any
symptom of catarrh taken us directed on
the bottle.
Peruna is q safeguard, is preventa-
tive a specific, is a cure for all cases of
catarrh. acute and chronic, coughs, colds,
consumption, etc.
If you do not receive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving a
full statement of your case, and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address DIR. Hartman, President of
The Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus,
Ohio
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-23

So named because so acres produced
30 heavily that its proceeds built q
lovely home. See Salzer's catalog.
Yielded in 1903 in Ind, 157 bu.. Ohio
100 bu., Tenn. SO bu.. and in Mich. 22O
bu. per acre. You can beat this record
in 1904.
WHAT DO You THINK OF THESE YIELDS
PER ACIEs
120 blu. Beardless Barley per acre.
30 blu. Salzer's New Nat. Oats-per A.
so blu. Salzer SpeltZ & Macaroni Wheat.
1000 bu. Pedigree Potatoes per acre.
IA tons of rich Billion Dol. Grass Hay.
$4,000 lbs. Victoria Rape for sheep-acre
1850. 900 lbs. Teosinte, the fodder wonder.
$4,000 lbs. Salzers Superior FODDER
Corn-rich. juicy fodder, per A.
Now such yields you can have. MI.
Farmer in 1904. If you will plant Sal-
GERS seeds.
JUST SEND THIS NOTICE AND loo
in clamps to John A. Salzer Seed Co..
La Crosse, Wis. and receive their
great catalog and lots of farm seed
samples. CIV. N. ID
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-23

Colorado farmers can get good irri-
gated land, best of water rights, splen-
did crops. and pay about the usual
rental for the use of the land. In three
years they'll own it clear. The best
chance to get a good farm ever offered
n the state. Write to-day to The
Colorado Bureau of immigration. Zeph
Jhas. Felt, president, Majestic build
Ing, Denver, Colorado.
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-23

Dealers say that as soon as a Gus
toner tries Defiance Starch it is i'm
possible to sell them any other cold
water starch. 1t can be used cold
or boiled.
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-23
Cholera peeImates. Army.

The increase VI the death rate In
the army to 15.49 per 1000 during the
fiscal year II chargeable to cholera.
which carried OF three and half men
to the 1000.
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-23

She-And am | really and truly the
first girl you ever made love to? He
Sure. Heretofore l confined my love
Anaking to widows exclusively.
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-23

A mans life insurance policy is paid
after he Is dead. but his fire insurance
is of no use even though he should need
IT.
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-23

Piso's Cure for Consumption is an tnfailtble
medicine for coughs and cods.-N. w. SAMUEL.
Ocean Grove, N. J., Feb. II, 1900.
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-23

THE Chicago girl. I'd have you to
know, has the whole world at her feet"
YES and they cover considerable
share of it,"
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-23


Icrnten
from IIernden, Co Va
The Pruna Medicine
Gerfemcn"I speak
believe
with cafah of the head
doctors fairly getting
again.
81 noticed splendid testimonials
given by The people by
determined to bottle.
second and third bottle and kept improving slowly
at worth Kings
ransom to talk Pcruna my anda true
believer in worfh."-Afrs. E.. j. Gresham.
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-23

The most some people do for living is
to breathe.
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-23

A smile of satisfaction goes with one of
Bakers "Bullhead' scent cigars.
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-23
A PLAIN TALK
On d Plain Subject in Plain
Language.

The coming winter will cause at least
one-half Of the women to have catarrh
colds, coughs, pneumonia or consump-
ton. Thousands of women will lose
their lives and tens of thousands will
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-23

! acquire some chronic all
ment from which they will
never recover.
Unless you take the nee
essary precautions, the
chances are that you (who
read this will be one of
The Glenwood post., 1904-01-23
Hereford and Shorthorn Bulls

- til regis,.. and high grade; also range. bred
calves for sale. ADDRESS THE WESTERN BREED
EItS' ASSOCIATION, A. J. Boutwell, General Man.
ager. Union Stock Yards. Denver Colorado.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28
Or. esmalo un0
priu,efin Alice.
Serlincr @ciellidaftsfreiie reSen bon
einem ySerEusbuuoe".

@erGin, 26. Sept. - Sn bieii.
gen @eieaid)aitstreiien lit elm eIerilbt
oer6reitet, OuS, 10 pbantaltild es iih
ousninnt, ooh NIT erfriihenoer BE-
barrlidfeit peiter folportiert miro,
wenn eS or6 meiIteuS MIR ungebeure
$eiterfeit beruorrliit. 9ieieS 8eriint
aebt 0abin, ooB DER oelltlde Heibs'
fommiiI1r iiir Die ct. 9ouiier BeIts
arsitelllmg, @ebeimer Sberreg,c'
rungsrnt Or. 5beo6or 2epolo, 6rl.
Nliee Roolerelt, Die anmutige Gohter
oes Br1iioeuten Der 8ereinigtea
Stnaten beiroten lpolle. Das @euoe
entltono mnbrldyeinlih ourh @rup.
renbiIeer, tpeIhe in oen Sd)ouien,
tern bieiiaer 9lnItbanolungen aus
eeIteQt limo. gluf oieien giloern iilt0
Or. 2epaIo imo SRI. Rooiepelt nn.
I66lih ser ct. 2ouiier @uslteauns2-
feItIidteiten 5uiommen photographer,
unO 6rau 5oma bot ldleltnigit ben
Ser5ensbuno oa5u erfun6en. ltebar
oas brolliee @eriiht miro pohI 9tit.
mono ber5Iiher loden aIs Die 5il.
rddIt 9eteili9ten ieIbIt, lpenn iie 0a.
bon erfabren.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28

Bail Ger Sptcr 10 iibsridritten haben,
Oenn bon ben i'm Sofpitol IieaenSen
@erIcbtcn gloubt man nidt, oab tic
nit Dem 9eben oouonfoninlen iuCrben.
Sm 9auie oss Sonntogs iinb ie6s
ser Ssrletten ibren @unbcn erleasn.
9inh onitrcngenoer arbeit Iino bic
@cIciie iiir otu 8erfebr Ger Durd,.
acbenOen 3iias rpieoe frei gelegt. Gip
2ofomotipfiibrer Eurrott mb Slime
murNen unter ibren Wai6inen eeiun.
ben; audi hot man Stiide bon menid,.
liheu Gorpern entoedt, glaubt ober,
onb tic 5u 2eihen aehorcn, ioeIhe
ibon geborger ruorSen iinS.
8nrum oeunbe aui Dem oitlid fcb
r.nOen 3uge Der @senihenperluit 10
itorf mar, lift maj audi erflart moroen.
Der Srueite Beriontnipasen bes 3uses
murOe nit benz Gnoe gegen einen
Damn gel6leubert no er iteden
blieb; Die nabfolgenoeu 8dggols
uno beionbers ole i6lueren Bullman-
hagen rannten gegen 0ieieS SinOer.
mis- uno 5erfdmetterten oen Waeen in
tleine Stiide.
Die Serjte in ben SoipitGlern iino
Der slnlibt, Dab lid pom Den unter
i6rer Sbbut befinoliben Berlebten
nur bier in 2ebensSeiubr befinoen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28
Ruf6fdIs pr,ht if ,ufrisoen.
Der meme Niiniiter Ses Sunern Der.
iprid)t ibr srORere Srcibeit.


ct. Betersbura 26. Sept.
9ie ,RoooIti" beiprid)t beilte ocn
freunolihen Gmpfang, nelhen 6iirlt
Giuiatoplot. .Wtirsfp, Der nelle Dtinl'
iter bes Snuern oen 8ertretern Scr
EreiIe IN 8iIna 5u Seil rperoeu lieB,
uno iaat:
,@s III cine longe 3eit nergaueen,
ieit0em rliiil6e Sournaliiteu 70
freunoli6e 8orte bon einem bobert
@eanlten 3r b0ren befamen Die rui.
fiihen 9eitlngen baben lorge nit
8etpunhrung imo gteio oas 8obierl
Der 3od)t uno oes glniebens Der
8reIie in onoern 2Gnoern betrohtet,
tpo ole 3eitimg in Der 6ormierurJ
Der Bolitif uno nIIgemeinen Nel.
nung cine 10 ipihtige Ho0e iptelt.
Die giitigen 8orte oes 6iirIteit
Stpiotopolf.W .Wirsfp tperoen ole rub
iiihe greiie natiirIi6 nift nit einen
Sdlage auf 0ie Sobe oer sluslauoS'
preie erhe6eu, ober lie eeber ms
freuoige Sofinung. glber ieoermarn
nuB ein'eben, baB Die ruiiiide Brelie
nidtS leiIten fam, 70 lauae lie unter
Der 3eniur itebt. Gie ein5iee 9e.
binglng, lttter Ger lie tpirtlih grob
mo einfluBreih perheu fam, lit ot.
iolite Sreibeit. Z"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28
gifsnbabEunfau bel
SDons or0ert elm 0pffr.
Srau q. Gr6s, Observation-Disclosures.
@attin, itirbt i'm Suipital.
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q odciter, e. g.. &c. Scpt. -
SehS YerIouen, lpeld)e bel einem
giienbobrunioa Ser Hep Oorf Sen.
trol &obu, oitlib bon 2pons pcums
1Iitdten, tpuroen nod benz &odpelter
So'pital 9ebraht.
Snfolae elmer oefeften S6iene ent.
eIeiIten orei Sflnfluogen unb parien
sic goiiogi.re aus i6ren Bayern. 9as
Der 3uq gum Stillitono fam, rannte
Elm @iiteru5ug IN Die entglsiIten 8ug.
CONS.
6rdu 9eipmon Cribs, Die 9Srau oes
GiceprGIiOenten Der Ysrc Waarquette
@abn, Itorb an Oen erlittenen 8erlee.
unqen i'm Soinitnl. 8eiter finoen iid)
nod unter sen 8erlctteu i'm Soipitali
5err Cribs, Nuetidipunben.
Sarab 9omen, Getroit, 0fih,
Shnittipun0en.
Ritar6 Scamp, Snr Srancisco,
Suetihapunben.
SanueI Stern aanioS Gitp, aopf,
nunoe.
Srou Stern, QuetidruunSsn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28
Aldt an getmit=
telune eeoadt.
Senfder Sa;ier nno Rssisrnns uer.
bcn iidj nidDt eiumiidDen.
Gnglide psrOahtieuueen
srregen iebr b0fes glnt.
Die cusliid)e Ereiie iett lire ger.
oGd)tisnnsen nuentuegt fort.

gerIir, 26. Sept. - Sogor Der
offi5i5ie Barrier n5emps" mub amer
fennen, oaB iueber ser oeutIde &uiier
nod Die Hsgierilng on eine 8erntitt'
lung I'M oitaiiatii 9riege oenfen
nnb ooB Gle oariiber oerbreiteter
@elourgen einfah aus Der Suft &C.
sriifen linb.
9ie Ietten engIiiden Beroddtigun.
gen gegen 0eutIhlono haben iibrigens
IN allen 5eilen bes ReiheS iurdtbar
b0ies gIut genabt, uno ole Yreiie
IpiegeIt oieie Stimmung nieOer.
SeIbit 9l1tter, mel6e Ger HegIerung
nihtS rpeni9er oils ireltnblih geiinnt
fine. peiien bic iiingiteu Sniiuuctio.
men Der englii6en Breiie ouf Oas
S66rfite 5nriid. @ono beionoere Gnt.
riiitung bat Der iiingite banOgreiflih
erloeene 9lrtifel Der 2onooner
.Simes" errsst, lout iuelhem cir ge'
beiner gertrag 5tpiihen benz aaiier
uno benz 3aren abgeihlolien iein
ioIlte, oui @runb oeiien Ger Gaiier Die
ruiiii6en 9eItrebungen in SIt1iten,
Der 3ar Sagegen bic oeuti6en Blare
I'm naben Orient 5u foroern iiA per'
pflidtet b1tten. 9oran paren bann
bic befannten SIunfereien iiber ben
$afen Siinstau sefniipft, tueIdler Der
ruiiiiben 8ort artbur.6lotte als GU
fluhtsitdtte 5ur 8eriiigung geitellt
iein ioute.
5roeoem bas bieii9e GusiuGrtige
amt 81. frogIi6en Meiounssn zines
biinbigen 2ententis aeipiiroigt 5ot, lit
es teinem Der eusIifhen glGtter einse.
foasn. oapon 9soti6 Su nebmen. @s
tpirb iortselogen: lautet Die Harole.
9ab lih unter iolhen llInitdnben tpie.
Der einmaI cine bohit esbitterte
beutif-engliihe Brebfebos enttpideIn
muB, Iiegt aui Der Sanb. Seoenfolls
berritt nidt Der 9eringIte 3peilel
Soriiber, BON ipel6er Settle Die Bro'
fIamotion auseegangen TIT.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28
Smllman,perfe nsbmen gr6eit aaf.
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Gbicaao, 26 Spt. - Die rSri.
bune" iagt beute:
gtah elmer fiir5.n Beriooe oesStiE-
Itonbes miro heute in ben YuIlmdn.
'itcn @erfen bic arbei. luieoer aufge-
nanmen iperoen; ole @eieIliddft ruiro
1000 ibrer aneeIteIlten in oen Gepd-
raturuerfIt1ttsn tuieoer befd1ftiaen.
ober oie 2ohne in alien Tepdrtements
BON 10 bis 20 Iro5ent berabiesen.
1ie 9eute iino in ben 5sbn Sagen, in
Senen bic @erfe ltill itonoen. iorafdl-
tia ousaeiud,t tporben; unter ibnen
tuirb lid, fein arbeitsogitdtor finoea.
gor feds 8oden beaann ole @eiell.
fhoit, 2eute ,u entlnlien, unb o1s
luuroe iortseieet, bis am Is. Septem-
Der nur nod lpenigs 2eute IN BEN
Experimentation oneeIteIlt tua.
rem. Die 2obnberabfeBuns Die beitte
in araft tritt. miro allgemein fein
unb aud, oie bureaus betreffen ssrii.
her oerbienten Die GneeIteIlten BON
$t.75 bis 81 tdslidl.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28
@ottfs0lfna
fiefntiimliher Art
GrsbiidDOf bon Canterbury preSist
uur piclcn Sanienoen.
Tfier finoft llnter
freiem t)immel tatt.
Ser cngliidc Eralat ermabnt gu
bOrcr Sn driitlidDer Ginigfcit.
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8ai bington, 26. Sept. -
Ranonu 5bomnS 9apibion @r5biihof
bon Canterbury IN England, belt &c.
tern Nahmittag in Dem Barf an Der
&atbe0role sinen @ottsSoienIt unter
freiem SinlmeI ob, lpobei er Die 3u.
borer CUR hriItIiden Ginigfeit er.
npabnte. Scit Der 3eit, roo Br6ii6ent
NcainIep nod benz ipdniiden Rriege
on oerielben SteIe elm 5riebensfreuj
errihtete, 6aben lid nibt mebr 10
pieIe 9eute BORT perIonmelt; man
ihdst ole 3obl Der geitern anneien'
0en oltf 25,0OO.
fSrou 9tooiepeIt, Ger britiids 9ot'
ihofter Cir Ssnrp Mortimer Surano,
Srau Iapioion. General unO Sralt
Gbafiee uno sSrou Sitdcod bdtten
YlGbe bid,t neben Der aarBel.
Riinftlit, um $3.50 srihien oieSpite
Ser groBen Ero5eilion iiber benz
SiigeI; on Der Spite gingen Die per.
einiaten Shore Ger gpisfopalfir6en
ser StaOt IN i6ren @etudnoern uno
bann fam bic IariuefnpeIle, ole
ebenfals firhlide @epanoer trus.
Roh Dem Gbor famen oie @ciItlihen
uno Oie bsiuhenben 8h6oie, oaruuter
giidof ReIion bon Georgia, 8iidoi
Brent BON Oen Ybilippinen 9iidoi
Serguion bon glfrifd, Biibof 0oane
bon albaup uno 9ifhof Satterlee BON
@aibington. Gonn fam Die 9ealei-
timg bes Gr3biid)ofS ielbsr in ben
Idlarlad)roten @enpdnbern oes hoditer
@eiitIiheu BON England Gie Yro5eIs
iion ihritt inter oen alGngen Der
omerifaniif,n Rationolbpmne nod
ibren NaBrn; ser @r3biihrf un6 ole
8eiltIiht,it nobmn auf berElottform
Blob. Tie eigentlihe Breoigt lpurbc
BON benz 9iihoi pom Nlbanu asbal,
ten. Gen ShIu6 bileete Der gr5biloboi
ocn Canterbury, DER eine furSe Pm
iprche hieIt unS oen Seaen srteilte.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28
Geaen elm internationales
glearinebaus.
@ertrancm sluiiden ben Wationen in
nod nidJt iueit genns seoieben.

gerItn 26. Sept. - Der Yru.
Iioent Der &eihsbont, Or. Sod, bat
fih iiber oeu Blan oes amerifonildlea
Eunbesihobneilters Q. s.. Noberts,
elm internationoles gleoringbalis.
ipltem ein5ufiibren, biirhdus abf1Ilig
ge1ubert. 86rtlih iagte er:
.Sbeoretiidb bort iih ein folder
Blan san3 idon an. SD boIte es obcr
fir ausseidloiien, oaB Elm oerartiees
SpItem je su Stanoe fontunt.
r0as Iertronen 5ipiiden ben Na.
tionen lit nod nid]t 10 ipeit geoieben,
baB man oem einen ooer Dem or0ern
2onbe Die glufbetuobriitg oes inter.
nationoIcn @oloid)oseS annertrducrt
piir0e.
,g2er ion Damn Die @orantie uno
Sie geifnbling iibernebmen2 Gs
fam Scr SaQ porfomnien no o1s
oufbeiuohrenDe 9ono BEN @oloihdb-
fir lid, bcbGIt. 9tpt brid,t @iien.
Gle geIorgnis Dor einem iolden
ssnle Taft oie Tcrfpirflihune DER
sS6ee oes omcrifoniifen gunSes.
ifnBmeiiters Roberts unnoelih er.
ideinen."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28
,,vrin,sfRa" Alice foll
fidD in Bdl0e utrl0bfn.
9ongrcfmann u. gousiuurtb DoR
Ohio ipa Der GuSeruablte iperoeH.
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C0pyrtEnteo py tnc AsSOCtAtcu FFcoS
Bottom. 90. Sept. Sn oer
Rortb tSbore Sommerfolnnie Bat Iid)
m1breno Der gegeniuGrtigen Saiicn
elm fleiner gtoman ouiantmengebiloet,
in oem ;Sr1nle;n aIice &ooiepelt eine
iebr berporragenbe Nolle Ipelt. Die
Tofter oes Brdiioenten mar III Die
fer @eaeno elm bdufig eiebener @alt
in6 ipuroen ibr audi 5ablreid)e AuI
merfiamfeiten an Seil.
Sbre @unit ideiut iih Dor aIlea
Son. gsid,olns 9ongtuortb, Der tuobl.
babenoe uno aneeief,ene 4ongreb-
ulann aus Ohio, eriporben 5,t babeii,
uno bate man In geieIlihaftliden
Qreiien idon lange cine offi3ielle 8e.
fanntgabe elmer gerbinouns Der Bei.
ben eripartet.
Ser am Sreitag IN oem Mpopia
GIubbous bon 4onereBmonn 9onl-
iportb 5u @bren 6rI. gfooiebelt's
peranitaltete 4oltiintbnII lieB Die
God,e nod elaubtpiirbiger eriheinen.
8aibineton, &c. Sept. -
Ser lit bon elmer beborItebenoen
BerbinOiin9 bon SrI. NIice &ooiepelt
unb HeprGientont gtih. oongiportb
bon Ohio nihts befannt. Sreimoe
bes IrGIioenten balter bie gdre
Sade niht Ser Reoe tpert. gs miro
Su9eeeben, Dab Serr 2ongiportb SRI.
gIie inn Ictten 8inter In aliffa0en-
Der Iseiie Die aiir madte.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28
Aeuer Miniter
empfaneen.
Summt bon @ilna in Scr rnIIildcn
SanptitaOt au.
Das uolk usr(prldJt
hdJ uirl uon linn.
Man criuartct onrdlgrcifcnSe Sielur'
mca unO &crbcIcruugcu.
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Ct. t.8ctcraburg, 26. Scpt. -
0tiniiter oC@ Snncru, TiirIt Slutatos
polt, Ntir2fD, lit bcute bier bel lelner
Aufuuit pom &ilnu aeroOcil clltbu.
iiailiih cnrpiougen morbcn; nan er.
mari,t piCi BON ibnt. Die libcrdIen
9&ortC Ot2 Ntiniitcr2. meld)e er oen
8srtrstcrn Scr Erciie mo ocS Suocn
tuu2 IN @ilun 81 tell mtroen lleB.
limo 5mor bier nidt ocr6ifcntltht nor
Oen, boben lid nber ood uerbreitct
unO benz &olfe 0en Ginorud gemaht,
bab HuBlunb picI BON ibm 5ll %ludr
ten bot Ofnn mcib. ooB lid> DER 6itrlt
0eS GertroucnS 0es 3oren III bobem
@raoe erfreut, uno sriportet 0irtgreI'
fcuoc 8er1noerunqcn i'm OtintItertum.
gou oem &lehlpe'id,en Hegime lutro
mcuig iibrig blsiben Die EolBct
niro pom Dtiniiterium 6eS %nncrn
a1r5Iih ubgetrennt uno @rdr Shu
tualoii, Ser bi8beriae TolBeiolrettor
BON SSeIio. ser Gbei ocs nslren De
bortemCutS meroen. Serr Sturnter.
Rlc6mc'S llntcrIcfretGr. lit berettS
Surd) feline Ierietung an ben fdt'erlt.
hcn Mat aus Dem WiniItCrIum ents
fernt mor0sr.
@eim Nntritt icineS NmtcS luiro
Der neue Wtiniiter cine &eoe 6olten, m
ser er Iih iibsr feline Yolitif duSipre'
hen ruiro.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-28
Giicnbabunniaa.
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Ieoria, csQ., 26. Sept - aut
Der 9urlingtonbnbn lit BET GlmapooO
m 1Eoloc cine llnteripiiluug stn 3ug
sntoIeiIt. Ter Nrbcitcr Sobn Bod ut
oet6tet mo Spei anoerc SunagIere
perIcbt tuorocn.
g}dbcre Hndrihten iteHcn EolJen'
S,s feIt: gS limo bei Der Gntalennng
,tuei @agQcu5 umaeioIlen; elm Nnnn
lpurSe qetGtet. orCi mltrOen Iebcns9e-
f1brlid unO II lsihter oerIctt. Tin
fiirftsrlihcr RegerauB hatt' aeltcrn
g}od,t Die Gtcocno beinseIuht nnO ocl'
0omm unteupoiden. iooo6 oie StIc'
nen in ser ircicn Quit lhIuebten.