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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

has Issued cards OF invitation to the
marriage Of his two daughters, Miss
Miranda James to Dr. Clarence Porter
Jones, OF Newport News, and Miss Ella
Blanche to Mr.. N. Andrew Rees, OF Rock.
bridge county The double ceremony
Will take place Wednesday evening Mo-
vemher 16.@at o'clock. In the Baptist
church at Buena Vista.
The new Union Church ut Rapps MIL,
Rockbridge county. was dedicated sun
day morning with tho sermon by Rev.
Thomas Mowbyay, OF Fncastle, The
other ministers taking part were Rev,
j. D, Mays and Rev. 8, r. Neel.
Mr., r, Mercer Hartman. of Roanoke,
Is visitor In Lexington this wees az
tho guest OF his brother, DR.. John Fl,
Hartman.
Hon. Samuel W. sterrett. Of Highland
county member Of the Virginia Legs-
lature, Is In Lexington visiting his
brother. Sheriff Thomas A, Sterrett, who
Is occupying for the winter, Col Alto
the beautiful home Of Hon, II. st, George
Tucker. S
Mrs William H, Harris, OF coiesy!ile.
va, IL the guest Of hor sister, Mrs,
William n, Poague.
r Miss Grace Glasgow Dunlap. Of Wash.
inston, ID. g., Is visiting Miss Ellen Glas-
gov,
Raw, Dr. Thornton Whaling. pastor Of
the Lexington PreShytsrian Church. has \
returned from trip " the ~ LOWS
Exposlsion.
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EAlRMOuMT NEWS.

MIR. Marion Stone, OF Hanover COUNT was
the guest OF Mr., and Mrs Howard Stff last
Tho many friends OF Mr., logan wll(regr,t
to learn Of his removal to Iowa neYW 4
lived on Nineteenth Street.
Mrs w II. Mitchell has returnl from
a visit TO relatives In Caroline count ,ff,.
Mi. Russell Gentry, who reeentlylad his
ankle broken, Is getting on well
Mrs James Atkisson and Mrs. Nicholas
they went to tho convention OF deleftes from!
lie Home Circle of Kings patjhters OF
Christ Church.
MI, Herbert Ushcr has returned pm Caro-
line county. where has .wap called z account
q The death Of his father; Mr. Hlry ushvr
Mrs. M. u. Treyilian and 4ser Tom
Trevilllan, OF Ashland, Va, VII were the
guests Of Mrs Fila ponell tth''I'eek. have aye
Mrs. Theodore puryin and 'tw| sons. have
returned from pleasant visit friends j at
4 Mi, John Mlnson. Of Paramount Avenue, who
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H0NoRs ARE ABOUT WEN
Each Has Some Points Of A I'd.
vantage Over stlf
Other.

Some time ago this paper published a
statement in connection with The pres
ence In the city of Master Charlie Hen
derson. of Greenwood. Va, that young
Henderson was the youngest railroad
man In the service in this State. a few
days later a Farmylle friend took issue
with the paper>on its statement. asserting
that Thad. NJ. Terry, Of Tobaceoville. was
entitled to THIS distinction. It was stated
that young Terry would not be thirteen
years old until Christmas Day.
Master Henderson's Story.
Statements from the young men and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06
what Sulphur Il Does

. H. . y ' I b =
~, tho HUMAN Body in Health and
Disease.
,rhe ,nhtIon OF sulphur will recall to-
many oil us the early days when our.
mothers Ind grandmothers gave us our
5dniiy dok OF sulphur and molnsses every
a Spring ~ ia fall. J. !,
r w;k the universal spring and fall
F.blood purifier" tonic and cure-all, and
mind b,l, this ld-fashtoned remedy was
mot without merit
The dea was good, but the remedy was
crudeLnd unpalatable, and large guam
titv Nd to be taken to get any effect, y
Eo}adnys We get all the beneficial ef-
fectJ OF sulphur III Il palatable. concen-
irath form, so that a single grain Is tar
moi effective than tablespoonful Of
the)crude sulphur
II recent years research and expert
mdt have proven that the best sulphur
FOL medicinal use Is that obtained from
calcium Calcium Hulphlde), and sold IN
dig stores underathc name OF stuarts
0lcium Waters, They are small choc-
1atc coated pellets, and contain the ac-
I've medicinal principle of sulphur ~
highly concentrated, effective form,
Few people are aware OF the value Of
lhis form of sulphur In restoring ana
bodily vlgor and health; sui
|phur acts directly on the liver and excre-
tory organs and pur!fes and enrlches
the blood by the prompt elimination OF
waste material.
Our grandmothcrs knew this when
they dosed liz with sulphur and molnsses
every spring and fall, but the crudlty
and impurIty OF ordinary flowers OF sui,
phur were often worse than the disease.
and cannot compare with the modern con-
centrated preparations of sulphur, Of
which stuart's Calcium Waters Is un!7.
doubtedly the best and most widely used.
They are the natural antldote for liver
and kidney troubles, and cure constipu-
ton and purify the blood IN a way that
often surprises patient and physician
alike,
Or. 3R. NJ, Wilkins, While experimenting
with sulphur remedies, soon found that
the sulphur from Calcium was superior
to any other form, He says; For liver
kidney and blood troubles, especially when
resulting from constipation or malaria,
/ have been surprised at the results OBJ
tj,ined from stuurts Calcium Waters
In patients suffering from boils and pins
pies and even deep-seated carbuncles,
have repeatedly seen them dry up and
disappear In four Or FIVE days, leaving the
arts Calcium Waters is a proprietary
article. and sold BY druggists, and for
that reason tabooed by many phys!clans
yet know Of nothing SO safe and reliable
for constipation, liver and kidney trou-s
bles, and especially In al forms Of skin
disease, as this remedy"
AT any rate; people who ara tired Of
pills cathartics and so-called blood ''pur-
Iaersn will find In Htuart's Calcium VA
fers far safer, more palatRb Bile ana Of
fectiye preparation.
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"Yours truly.
LEXINGTON.
(apec,al 10 me l,lmes Dispatch.

LEXINGTON, VA Nov. b,--,Dr.5 Georso
II, Denny, president 5of Washington aud
l-ea l,nsyersity, Is IN attendance upon.
tho Eaeetins d tho Asssoelation Of Col
leges and Preparatory sehoolsot tho South
ern States, which Is being held at Tulane
unlyera,y, New Orleans, tn. pr penny
Ia president OF the Assoeiation, and made
the opening addrsah,
NJ. pan.sl II. RuukeH. Of Buena Vista,
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NEW YORK HORSE SHOW,
NOV, 18th re 18TH.
$1,000 ROUND TRIP, $t2,o

& VIA IN. g. w, AND @. 2. IS. co.
Account above OCCASION the Norfolk d
Western Railway, in connection with the
Old Dominion Steamship Company VIII
sell round trip tickets from Richmond, via
Norfolk, at sl2 which Include meals and
stateroom berth on steamer. Tickets VIII
be sold November 18th. good for ten days
ocean shore Limited, leaving Richmond
at g r, NJ, fmnkes close connection at
Norfolk with steamer. No change of
cara between Richmond and Norfolk, For
tickets and stateroom accommodations,
apply at Old Dominion Office or ut COM.
pai,y's Office, sSs Enst Main Street,
JOHN II. WAGNER. G. IA. RDSLEY,
City Pass, Agent. Dist. Pass. Agent,
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STRlCHMON

There will be an entertainment at Sunday
school Hall Fsday SoyembsT 18Th Which
c y, Richn,bnd and home talent, which
We trust viii bel well patronizcd. as the pro-
ceeds are for tlt benest OF the church
ny Mrs, Blankenship is sick this week ,,,o
Willie, Glenn and Hailis yoruan ure ap'c
= Little Beverlg Jordan Is suffering With an an
a IMss o. q Miiler's little daughter Mar
ra m, : has byn quite sick during the past
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06
WESTHAMPTON.

Miss Rosa Edwards spent last week with
deorEo savage ot washington; P, J c. !, Y
Vista.
several weeks With friends IN Richmond,
Miss Bernice Scottrell and brother, Samuel.
spent Thursday last with their grandmother,
Mrs Edwards. OF Gravel IIill.
Mrs Norman challtlley' Of Lorraine WAS
the guest OF her sister MIS- waiter New
ton, OF Rio Vista, last week.
MIR. and Mrs, Parker. Of Ashland, Ky, spent
last Sunday afternoon with j.. i. Badcnoch. ~
George Savage, Of Washington. =, G, who
has been visiting friends In licnrlco for snmI
Mi! Mr.. an ard Mrs" Edward Wills Of Pembroke
We're guests OF Nj. Stewart l'ryanl> of REL
Mrs. 4. T. rrankiln, Of RIO Vista. speE
Sunday With her mother Al Wuyslde, . NJ
i. Roll of Honor FOR Ridge School--GramYr
,tirades-Florence I3adenoch, Viola Bartlf,
Ruby Franklin, Stella oliver, Florence G1t-t
man, Gladys Pemherton.
Primary Grades--I3ea Badenoch, lerie
Eadenoch, Katie Woodward. Charlie WFa-
Roll Of Honor Of RIO Vista schoo-Rteert
Browning, Lee Franklin. William Fraftlln
Victor Perkins, Bessie Dicks. Georgia Y22ps'
-.InSn WenNer. ---. ----- NV. .---. ll-L----
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.GAINEs's MILL MI.

card set are l9r ue .he marriage
Miss Eva Richardson and Mr.. Ellis. both
Z Mr'' II. v. Kelley. formerly OF Edinburg.
VA. but now Of Alexandria, has retup ,1et,
after a visit to friends and retives IN siti 0e
mond and other sections. ri, !,
h The marriage OF Miss Stella Moore, Of BACK
Creek. 10 Mr. George Peace. Of Old Churcn'
Is announced to take place IN tne near f W..
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Master Terry's Story.

Master T, NJ Terry, of Tobaccovlle.
writes as follows:
your letter received, j learned the tel
egraph at home with a learners instrll-
mont during my spare time from stuoT
les when going to school, and my father
being agent and operator at ISobaccoVl!le,,
a. my way to and from school ! would
drop In the office and catch what
could from the main line, until last VIM
ter when father was sick, l worked q
few days for him thepl
'The lrnrmyille and Powhatan Rail
road Company, Wishing to open an offloe
at RallsYille next station1, SUGGESTED
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WEST END ITEMS.

mssrase "s Miss a berSa e. ss
Thursday evening, November 10. at half-past
OK f sss e ta ss ass q the srse
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Mrs. Ernest O. Weiile
Mr.. Wnldrop Is n well known and PROMINENT
the printing business.
Miss Mary Epps Of panyle w., Wh?
Tor for some tim Time returned yesterday after a
delightful visit. i8.5
Mr.. Walter Doughty left Tuesday for Essex
Mr.@ Aubrey Toler. q sies ". Gary St. LEFT
yesterday for Gladstone, Va, where he VIII
Mrs. 81. j. poher,y. OF Buena Vista. Va.
Is quite inaispossd IN home o. her gr Ivns
81 i ]; Winston e aute sick ,y e, the
Of ON No. sl5 sontl, Pine street. +,
Mrs Sam Davis Is stopplng with her mother t!n,.
Mrs. Leslie Williarns. Of No. zoos West Cary
Mrs Mary katherine Ei,nonds. OF Lynch
burg. Va. Is the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Mrs Ethel Ethel Boyle, OF no. iii West Cary
delegation q star and crescen, Council neil
Dowden, Mrs IL w Wilkinson. Mrs: Mamie
i. Farmer. Mrs; Annie Merrima an. M ana IN
wilkinson. Mr. and Mrs. II. W. 1'oler. Miss
Pearl Frost. Mr.. Clarence Holzbaeh.. Eieh 't.s1
Carlton and G. r. Miller. left Thursday niEht
to nay a Visit to Violet Council No. H. d. OF
L.. Of Ridge Church. Va. Quite "a pleasant san
time was enjoyed by all present The delega-
ton returned 10 the city early Friday morn
HRS Mildred Ford Of No. eis Reservoir Tor
Street who has been Waiting friends anu
relatives in Ashland and Hanover for. some.
time. returned yesterday much improved IN
Mrs John Connect istquite sick at her home,
No AZ XII x Randolph Street. 49, fs9
Ind, where he has accepted position as
Inspector OF maEonry. ss 49, -. -, y.
who has been quite Ill with fever, IS abe
TO be out again. 1. ~.
home Of Mr. J. r. Bruce. OF NO. :o24 sioyo
Avenue. I. 3.
the guest Of Mrs. Gillian OF West Main
Street. ~ gss. ~, 11,.,,n,or
Street, who has been quite sick for some
time, Is improving. @s
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their sketches would be interesting, and
hero pthey are;
Young Henderson writes; II was twelve
years OF age October 10, 1901 and could
old. ] could have had a job us telegrnpil
operator long ago, hut tho Chesapeake
and Ohio daes not take 'ktda or, In
other words, do not allow an operutnp to
20 out OH the road until heS undergrad u
rigid examination OF rules and telos-
rnphy, ID
II would lll,eifta SAY that my brolhpr.
Wallace who Il named y, IN u, tho piece
patch, who Is, now In Genera, Manager
q. -, I poyle's ef1leo 6f tho 'heaapealta
and Ohio, wont. 70 Mr. poyie's otfleo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06
OLD CHURCH:

Miss Carrie Davis left last week TO visit
her sister, Mrs George ManteboW' OF sew
Miss Pearl Terrell and Miss Dathula WI
iiams. OF New Kent; are the guests .ssi OF MISS
- NJ Sam cox OF New Castle. expects to
move to his new residence in King William
county very soon. ,,,,,,, =. IL,
futmre home while learning his trade
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

me at Tobaccoville He accepted the
OFFER and / have done all the work of
Tobaccoville Office since July lst, COM
smerc!al and railroad telegraph work, en-
press, freight and tickets, and have heard
OF no complaints from my officials
"Yours truly,
"T. NJ. TERRY
Master Terry failed to state his age,
hut the correspondent who wrote this
paper concerning him recently stated
thnr he would be thirteon next Christ
mas Day, .
From these statements It will be seen
that young Henderson has trifle the
better Of Master Terry IN point OF age
hut the latter has regular charge OF q
station albeit on a smaller railway lne
so apparently honors are about even.
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rF STREET PAGEANT GIGANTIC GLORIOUS REVElATC
yo9o0oOO0OO0OOOcO OOoO0OOOO0OOOOOO0OOO0
|lIEN|S OF SUBURBS


turned after visit to Mr. chaa. Smith. Of
fBrookland Park. Es3t 4
William Payne, has returned to Washington.
Miss Norma BeYeridge has returned from
pleasant visit 10 Chickahonlipy.
Mrs. C. J., Ball has Jeff for Newport News
Mrs. Lille Oils. who has been visiting Mrs.
r. II. Pitt. has returned TO Cumberland
/ NV. 7. stockton has left for Frunkllnton
M.ss Rosa Garter. OF Amelia. who has been
visiting Miss Mnude johnson. has returned.
Mr.. "A. W. Bates, OF Orange. Is visiting
Mrs = Robert scott has LEFT for Goochland
Miss Maria Lee who has been visiting
friends In Pittsburg has returned.
Mrs. Frank WcdenGeld and daughter. who
Mrs Hugh NJ Morat entertained a few OF
her friends at her home on Miller Avenue:
The occasion being M s1,er pa ,rb,
present were: Mrs. A.. NJ. Moores and family,
/, Florence Harris, Bessie Payne Gladys Mar
lst!nhteln. Mary Williams. and Mr.. Fred Jones'.
ing Mrs. Robert Scott. !.
Mrs DR.. kclla,n and Miss johnson. OF
I, Charles City, who have been the guests OF
Mrs.SJ. A. Marshall for the past two weeks,
Ai ney e John & Burruss has left for Atlanta
| after a pleasant visit TO his niece. Airs5
Miss Helen Briggs. who has been visiting
Mr.. william, Jones. OF Washington is visit
! Ing his sister. Miss Mamie Jones ..,.,.,.
Mr. - Lang o. Is WISHING
Miss Katie Carter. II New York. us visiting
| Miss Maud Harris, OF Meadow Bridge 4 ROAD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

Terry. as i understand, Is on the Farm
VILE and Powhatan Railroad. which Is
very small, compared with the Chesn-
peake and Ohio. one Of the greatest rail-
road systems III the land? My father
has been in service with the Chesapeake
and ohio for over thirty years, and has
been agent and operator at Greenwood
for twenty years. !,
.Thankins you very much, remain,
i4s8 Yours very truly,
Z "CIIARLES CRAVEN HENDERSON,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06
BARTON HEIGHTS.

,,,.s Mary Saunders. who has been Visiting
re = 81 IL Jones. has returned to her nome
1, Nortl, Carolina, ,,ansco,d atter
Miss Edith Estes returned to MansNeld at'er
, niea sa nj visit to Mrs. $. +. Jones
NJ T,' James PARKER. Of Charles City, has re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

3S-inch All-Wool Novelty
suiting, in black, blue, green
or red, SOC. yard.
52-inch Lady Cloth. In
black, blue, green or gray,
SDc. yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

syCI,E,s STORE NEWS.

a special purchase In
Brown Figured Novelty Suit
inya, a mixture Of wool and
SILK, 00c. yard. That's less
than 1t cost at wholesale
regularly---tllrea pieces only.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

The hea was good, but the remedy was
crudeLnd unpalatable, and a large guam
{titv Nd to be taken to get any effect, 81
Eofadnys We get all the beneficial ell
fectj Of sulphur IN palataple, conc en-
4trath form, SO that a single grain is far
moi effective than tablespoonful Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06

For the Human Body in Health and
Disease.
The mgt!on OF sulphur will recall to-
many oil US the early days when our
mothers Ind grandmothers gave US our
daily DOE OF sulphur and molasses every
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06
sycLEs STORE NEWS.

Corded Plaid snitings, gray
and purple. sl.25 per yard
was what 1t first sold at
now zoe. to close out the two
or three pieces left.
25c. Pink Cashmere, 15c.
yard.
36.inch plaid suitings, 39c.
value. cut to 121sc. yard.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-04
Der 'Iutifrlbaltr Rnodcn.

gu Dem %beriibmtsn Naturfor1her
Cir &ihorb Omen, Sberoufisber Der
Observation-Disclosures SammIunsen
i'm britii4en Muieum, fam zines Ia
gss elm Otsner bes bamoIieen premiers
miniItey3 bon @nelanb, 2orb Sobn
Rufel, unb iiberbra9te benz @elsbrtsn
in papier eingstpidslt einsn mG6tigen
2no6en nit sinem Brief, in benz 9oro
RufeQ bat, ibm bod %eef6Gi91t f6rifts
lid mittbeilen gu tpouen, BON ipel6em
Sbier Der beifOlgsnbe 8npden ppbl
berrii6ren m0ge.
Der 9sIebrte bstra9tste ben &noden
unb fab ouf ben erften 8ltd, bob es elm
gang gsp0bnli6sr Observation-Disclosures
den nor. 3opff6iittsInb, tparum ieiu
Sreunb RuHea cine i9riftlt6e &uss
tunft iiber etnen S9intentno6en pers
langte, i6rieb Der @elebrte nihtsoeItOs
tpenieer ous GrgebniB Ieiner llntsrius
dung ouf unb f9idts ben 9iener nit
Rnoden unb Qtteit ipisber na9 Sau1s,
boffenb, baB 2orb Rufsl ibm l9pn
cine Quftldrung esben perbs. Oils absr
mebrere Gage persingen uno er iiber
ben &no6en ni9ts psrnabm, begab sr
1i9 gu benz Mtniiter uno fragte, mas e.
oamit fir cine 8cipanbtnib gebabt babe.
r@9, Der &nO9en!" la9te Der Winis
ter. Der Itammt ndmli9 BON einem
S1tuten, ben mir prGibent @raut bon
ameritd ais einen s9ten 9GrenI6inten
uufgebunben bat. SD babe ibn aud
dls iol6en perfpeiIt, absr Sulebt tamen
mir bod 3tpsifsl, unb bssbalb Bat i9
sic um SIRE AnIi9t. SD ba6e ibm
iest ben &np9sn nit Sbrem Qttsit mad
Wafbington gei9tdt. Gr bat mir einen
.6teu 8Grenidinten DerIprO9eu, sr Ipll
uno muB ibn berausriiden."
SO, TO-" antpprtsts Omen, Der
ebenfaus einen guten 8iKeR gu i9Gbcn
tpubte, ytpenn Der prGIiosnt bann aber
einsn neuen Shinten f9idt, 10 ldFen
sic, bite, bus SIeii9 dm ano4en,
tpenn i9 i'm ipiebsr unterfu9en Ioa.
SD tdnn bonn iiderer uuf ben llrz
Iprun9 f6lisBen."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-04

Ten ne stbcfi, tr iDprbs Nnisn, ~.
traren In cine S6dIuppe oeiprnneeps
&c lporsE OIs arbeitsr uno NIT br
B~totneung ,nsagirt, oaB is on tsiptm
Rompis tbsilHstmsn fOatsH, uno botten
IS fur ilissr sebalteR, BEL ben sritsn
ShlHen on lano 5u gsben.
sd par Itarr; i6 biIeete mir Elm,
has Opfer zines Gisberipabns gu fem;
Dirtli4ttit uno 3rdum perf6pomm,n
IN meinsm bttGubtsn @ebirn.
Am 9ofsn ipor bos ShauIpiel uns
beiu,lid. Sn Der Ssrne tr,u3tsn Ii6
bic elettrii9sR Strablsn Der S6eins
tperfer In alien Ri6tuneen, unb Bis
tueilen iti,ssn is ale 3uiummen gum
Simmel empor, ben iie an3ufltben
Idienen. Rotbe Rat.ten, bic pom @bs
mirolsi6iff in bic So6e etnsen, Be-
i6rieben ibre Gurpen burd bic Naht.
auf benz 8ipfel bes sroben Sorts be-
tpe9ten lid in nilber 5ait bic slsttriz
fdeH SignaIe, bic benz 9sI6paoer bic
8efebIs bes 8i5et0nigs iibermittsln
Iouten. Sorpeopboote perIieBen naHs
sinonosr porihtis ben Sufsn, aber es
tpar gu fpGt! gu Wasen tdm.n bic
tommanoirenbsn Sffi5iere in srOBter
Gle gum arfenal. Die 8anpnabe
bouerts nit lluterbre6uneen fort: mar
bDrte bon Der See Der ben sinbrine,
li4en Ruf Der Sumpfpfetfen, bas Ge.
beul Der H~ebelb0rner, Die pie ~bersnbenb,
2biere itobntsn. Sin Chaos bon Cid
tern, 5euer5eiden, bic auftau9ten uni
oerf6panosn, 2aternen unb G;hein4
perfsrftrablen belebte bic Na9t. Mar
bate ben Gin6rud, baB aues in cine,
fur6tbareu 8erpirrung aus ben Su.
gen 9erietb, bob in benz 8ebeimnib be,
Ra4t Elm gi9untif4es Drama ii9 ab.
fpielte."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-04

Wn ktt tuitlsfH Nas lag esas
eiE kA lasgn mit trgfeG8is
lak esiA ARslis hai iaaRpfrbar
Mlf BIZ ErriE FrirBEu
Iu8us geasu batim blg iaba
las sgRes uHtiit umtloafA,
lbis E@ 3 ladtHbs eilaHb gitba
8tilRauitoui msuos gepa,n.
Leh pf da GttrB boa Aber bet Dlutb
Gfamttt iH aoiDtntm Sdintmcr,
eWabli aaH upn eeiRtm Genptt bic Dluil
Ulir Rtr Nois lhF immtr.
2Gltr uuin iHn'rts Aus' oin uob isbH
Z pot im gpanDsl otr Sabre,
uitA on blibsnD Pets por mir htbH
Diit Der Reit ,n Saart.
uao 70 Oft Rm nit liatem 0lonl
mir oein BtEiaib lotTo %tntbullsH,
9Siro init rpRetm Quit tb goHi
Nttns Sselt erialtn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-04
lllit man cabetorOnrttr miro.

Sn Wien itarb Dor Sturgeon Der IN
garii6e Rei6stagsab9sorbnete @iftor
pi9ler, Der 81 ben ori9tneaIten @eItals
ten bes unsariI4en Rei9staees ees
porte. Dor d9t Sabren, ais pi9ler
nod Elm iungsr uui6einbarer poliseis
beridteritatter in elmer QeIter Rebuts
ton mar, selun9 es ibm, pbne iebe ma
terieLlen 9ilfsmittel, bios nit Ieiner
Sinoieteit uno Riibrigtsit, einen Der
tbsasrften Nabl6esirte bes 2aubss gu
erObern uno Ieitber tuiipfeu Ii9 bic
t0ftlidften 8eihthten bariiber, pie
man bic DGbler am bsItsn binter's
2t9t fiibren tann, on ieinsn 0amen.
gr fubr bamals In ietnen Wablbesirt
NIT bunbert &ronen In Der Sof6s unb
a4t Sage fpGter fam sr als @bseorbs
meter na9 Yelt Surid. Ra6 unb mad
tpurbe crit %betannt, nit pel9 baars
ftrGubeuben gr3dbluneen er ii6 bas
@ertrauen feiner DGbler ertporben
bate. Sn ieiner prosrammrebe ere
Sdblte er unter 4nberem, er iei in Der
Samilie bes bonn 8olte nod INNER
bereOtterten 2ubpis Rofutb tpie su
Souie 9etpsIen. Qls aoFutb isinen
Sob nabea fiblte, babe sr ale feline
Gnseb0risen aus benz 3immer eeIonbt,
nur Observation-Disclosures unb
ibm sesast: .Wetn Iieber Sobn! Sc6
fferbe unb Iofe llnsarn p~ertpoift aus
rid! Glib 9u nus a6t auf bas 2anb!"
Gin amber Mol er3dblte er, fem 8as
ter lei I'M Sabre 1848 fir bic sSreibeit
unearns eefalen. Die WGbler, bic fi&
ni9t biel ben &opf barber aerbro6eu,
tpie es mDgli9 fei, baB elm i'm Sabre
1859 geborener iunger damn i'm Sabre
1848 fetren Batter perloren babe, elaubs
ten ibm bic @eIhi9te unb tparen ibm
umio mebr erseben, man tdnn iid aIfo
feinen Sdreden benten, ols ibm Ietn
Batter einmal telsgrapbirte, sr fpole i'm
In feirem Be3irt aufIu9en. Sofprt be-
peI9irte er 5uriid: rRomme ni6t, Du
biit 1848 in Der S9ld1t bon Rapolua
gefaaen." Bidder sins bann untsr ben
W6blern bon Saus 3u 6aus unb b0rte
tbre 8ef6tuerben on. Die meiIten flag
ten iiber bic oriidenben Gteuerlaien.
go oft Pi4ler fpl9e &lagen b5rte, CAB
er ben WGblern einen on ben 5inanSs
minifter seri4teten Brief in bic Sanb,
Der uneefdbr folsenbermaBen lautete:
.2iebfter 5reunb! SD bite Did, benz
IS. fofort bic Steusrn 5u erlafen. 9ein
8tttOr." Der Sinon3miniIter, Der
Pi9ler ni9t einmal benz Ndmen mad
fannie. empfing iOlde griefe bamals
81 Oubsnben unb mart ie natiirli6 in
ben papiertorb.
4u4 nit ieinen tbeatraItf6en Reben
puBts P!dler ben 2euten Gbrfur9t gu
sebisten. go fiel er Dor elmer proz
grammrebe gum grItaunen aIIer plDbs
lid auf ben 8pben. Niemanb puBte,
mas bas beige, Bis pi6ler bas Dort
.rsriff: .8er3eibt mir, mein. Sr.unbs,"
lagte er, rtpenn id suerit ben seliebten
9obsn unferes beiIigsn @aterlanbes
tiibte." Sn PsIt srfreute Ii9 pi9ler
elmer 4rt 8oItstbimlt6teit, su Der ibm
Der Ruf perbulf, brB er nit Isinsm aur
S4ulter berabfouenben ldngsn rotben
Suar, feinem EommerfprcSIigen @eidt,
Ietner ungebeueren unterlippe unb ieis
nen Xs8einen Der .bdBltdte abseprbs
nete mar.