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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-08-11

TUE promised statement from
State Treasurer Kempf has not APP
peared. The public is well satisfied
now that matters in his office were
in anything but proper condition.
and that he himself was primarily to
blame for the fact. Under the cir
cumstances. his retirement from can
didacy for r. election 20 the Office is
eminently wise.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-08-11
p. N. Church Services.

S6nday, 8 .oGea. M. Glass Meeting.
1920 a. m. Preaching by pastor.
200 p. m. Sabbath School.
7:30 p. m. preaching by pastor.
Monday, sop. III. Young Converts
Meeting.
Tuesday, 7 80 p. m. Prayer Meeting
by pastor.
Wednesday, Junior Christian En-
deavor, conducted by Miss Oates.
Thursday, 7:30 p. IN. G. E. Meeting
conducted by Miss Hattie Martin.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-08-11

WAS it not a foolhardy and un-
necessary thing for Mr.. Babcock to
do 10 go into the boilers caucus and
actively participate in indorsing ev-
erything which was there transacted,
as he represents a constituency that
is now and always has been strong
for LaFullette? This district sent
nearly solid delegation for the
governor to the state convention.
Then when Mr.. Babcock took the
stand he did, he not only went
against the governor, but he assumed
an attitude of hostility to three
fourths of the Republicans in his
district, He cannot be elected this
fall without the votes of 10000 or To-
600 men upon whom he has practi-
cally served notice that he wishes
no votes OF theirs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-08-11

MORE than one man has gone to
his political death i'm this state be-
cause lac would not listen TO the die
tatious of politicians who were Sc
cretly in the pay OF corporations, bat
the impartial verdict now is that La
Toilette Is the most dihlcult PROPOSE
ton to bury alive the corporations
ever tackled; they have really
failed. And why? Because LaFoll-
cite has scattered the seeds of facts
concerning these grabbing,
tax-dodgiug organizations into every
home of the state, and now the peo-
pie realize that it is their fight and
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-08-11

The snuffs and other preparH-
tions for the cure of cartarrh are
said to be largely responsible for CO.
caine fiends. There is scarcely ii pat
ent medicine today applied directly
to the nasal passage for catarrhal
ailments which does not contain more
or less cocaine. Cocaine acts as an
astringent On mucous membranes
and thus stops the discharges from
the nasal passages temporarily. In
catarrhal climate like this the co.
caine habit is likely acquired inno-
Gently and stringent laws should be
passed to prevent the sale Of any
patent medicine containing cocaine,
unless the fact of its contain in the
drug be set out in black letters on
the outside of the package.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-08-11

BY the exclusion of the La Foil
cite delegation from Wisconsin, the
national committee has risked the
arrangement of q faction represent
ing "A majority Of the Republican
voters in that commonwealth. There
Is no doubt that the Republican
state convention was regularly or
ganized by the followers OF Gov. La
Toilette, and that the so-called "Stal-
wart" delegation, headed by Senator
Spooner and Senator Qnarles, was
named by Editorial, Har-
per's Weekly, July 2, 1904.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-08-11

that with LaFollette they can con-
quer. The power Of the enemy is
great, but That Of the people is great
er still. The corporations can never
dictate to the people when they have
such leader as LaFoliette. Nonat-
ter what the power of the corpora
tions is, they can never defeat him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-08-11

SHALL the rule Of corporations be
further continued by the granting OF
special privileges in return for cam
paign funds? This is question every
voter should carefully consider be-
fore casting his ballot this year.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-08-11

THE first assessment of railroads
in Wisconsin under the new system
of taxation will be $659,0l32 rs greater
than under the old license system, as
shown by the figures of the state
tax commission, arrived at by apply
ing the average rate Of taxation PAID
by other properties.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-08-11
For Sale.

one story cottage and corner loi
lust north of the Episcopal church.
Small barn and cistern. Size Of lot
6Ox203 feet. For terms and price see
i. b. REYNOLDS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-08-11
THURSDAY,AUGUSTl IL, 1904.

THERE need be no surprise II the
country fails to become enthusiastic
over a platform upon which Bryan
Tillman, Hill and Belmont agree.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-08-11
Cheap Rates to Worlds Fair.

The G.. NJ. & ST. p. Railway will
sell tickets to the Worlds Fair at
ST. Louis at reduced rates.
n. H. SNOW, Agent.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-08-11

For rent, one of the best farms on
the Waldwick Prairie. See J. B.
REYNOLDS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-08-11

Entered at the postoffice in Mineral foin'
Wis. as second-cass matter.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09
DowIe Wants an IsIsnd.

New Orleans PeciA- Alexander
DoWie. selt-styled Elijah. reached this
city last night in a private ear No %
o. the Arkansas Pass Railroad Assis-
tant General Manager Agent Lupton.
OF the road. is personally conducting
him. Dowie has been misleading the
newspaper men. and his real objective
point was not made known until after
he arrived here and that BY accident
lie is going 90 Arkansas Pass 70 look
over Montagorda Island With the idea
Of purchasing "a. This island contains
80 900 acres. and II ne buys the whole
tract. he viii remove the eternal city
from the shores OF Lake AichiSa2
TO that island.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09

Washington. Special.-On behalf OF
his government and people. the Aus
ro-Hungarian ambassador. Mr.. Hen
gelmuller. has expressed 60 his gov
eminent profound sympathy for the
sufferers Of the Chicago theatre fTe.
The ambassador, in conveying this ex-
preston OF sorrow. called attention
to the fact that the people % Austro-
Hungary felt the catastrophe with
especial keenness because OF the sim
liar disaster which that country SUIT
fered some years ago In the Ring
Theatre horror.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09
Bows Punished

Petersburg. Special Wallace Matt
land. aged 9 years. and Ernest Tyus.
aged 10 years. two little white boys.
We're before the Mayors court. charg
ed with breaking into the store Of r.
". Williamson on Lafayette street
and stealing SO TN money. The boys
had bought two tricycles two pocket
books and several other articles. and
had about Sc left. Mayor Jones told
the boys he ought 20 send them 20 the
retcrmatory. but on account OF their
tender ages he would let them 90 with
whipping IL they would promise.
never 20 steal again The little fel
lows promised and Wallace Maitland
was whipped by his father
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09
OLD DOMINION NEWS.


Richmond. Special.--News was re-
ceived here OF ono OF the most dar-
ing robberics In the history or the
state. which took place at West Point.
Va. last week The burglars had owl
IDENTIFY carefully matuTed their plans
In otder 20 avoid interruption. before
tncy began work they secured tae only
guardian OF the peace. who patrols
The town at night. There were three
men In Tho gang. and they began by
hunting up J. l.. Garrett the town
Waterman He was seized 10 quickly
hat taken by surprise. nc did not
nave an opportunity 20 OfTcr resist
ance. The mon then bound his arms
20 his body so that he could not strug-
gle 20 any eject and gagged him so
IS 20 prevent him from calling for
help Then the three men marched the
helpless Eatchman To- the posfofiCc %
no town. They quickly broke open tho
loor and began the real business 81
be night. Garrett was given a scat
right mp In front where he could wit
ness the whole performance. and
where they could prevent any attempt
pn his part Co escape OF give the
alarm.
The burglars thcn got out their Kits
~ tools and began work on the postof.
ice safe. 10 dil not take them long 90
get the explosives in order and blow
ne safe. A moment after the explosion
they rihcd the safe and took all the
contents that were o. value. There was
considerable sum 81 money in the
safe. which they secured. and they
also took package IN which they
found $500 In bonds. The robbers
then waved a good-by Co the gagged
and bound town Officer. and escaped
All EFFORTS 90 trace them this morning
we're unavaiiing, though Dc is firmly be-
iieved some clue will Do discovered
which win lead 20 the capture OF the
/ burglars. People here believe this "a
The first time on record that thicvc.
have captured the night police fore.
/ ~ town before they began their reg
ular work ~ robbery.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09
10 Rebuild the camn nus.

Sunolk. Special The Camp Man
ufacturing Company. 90 Franklin. Va.
whose planning mill and dressed lum
oer were burned ordered new machin-
cry and made other preparations Tor
the destroyed plant The IRE origl-
mated from hot sulphur used in re-
pairing an engine. coming in contact
With machine oil The names spread
So rapidly that employees barely had
time 20 escape after an Intellectual at
tempt 90 stay the blaze ln It's incin-
iency- A foreman left his coat con
tanning f25 ia cash. Eight railroad
CARS and contents were burned The
heat from the fire Was so great that
the SeabOard Air Line passenger train
which had stopped 81 the station
backed up the track and took long
start In order 20 speed past the place.
The rails were later twisted and par
TALLY torn from the ties. The insur-
ance on the burned property was s64.-
100. which is 5000 more than first 20
ported
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09
Charred Nm BIrsmN

Minneapolis. Special Samuel g..
Hazard. alias samuel Hargrave. a
former officer ~ the United States
army. has been arrested In this city
for alleged bigamy. Hazard De-
graduate OF West Point. and served
four years as instructor In the army
AS lieutenant In the army Hazard
went all over the country as inspec
tor he also Went go Europe. 10 Is
said. 60 inspect the armies of foreign
countries. and WAS held In great favor
AZ army headquarters in Washington
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

Tho Gar % Russia has sent bis au-
tographcd photograph TO william 3.
Bryan.
Sir Thomas Upton has 70 pay taxes
on property In Chicago. II. assessed
~ ESQ 600.
Count Rudolph Won welserheim has
been appointed Austro- Hungarian Am
bassador az Madrid.
y W. Findon. n nephew of the com
POSER. ia writing a new biography OF
Sir Arthur sullivan.
Dr. IT. /. Swanback. OF Nevada.
wears the iron cross Of Prussia. given
Kim by Frederick ".
During his hunt In Syria Emperor
Franz Josef % Austria Killed his Two
thouSandth channels.
II IS reported in Paris that Queen
Alexandra viii shortly visit Rome pri-
vafely - the guest % Queen Helena.
Toistoi T. the most widely translated
author in the world. There is no Siav
dialect In which his works are not
printed.
Matilda Serao. the noted Italian nov
cliSt. has been travelling iu Palestine.
and has written a book about her expe-
ricnces.
Colonel Elijah Walker. OF SOmervilie.
Mass. has the distinction 81 being the
only surviving field officer 81 the Army
OF the Potomac.
King Victor Emanuel OF Italy has
purchased the Isle Of Monte CriSto rem
dered famous by Alexander Dumas in
his novels.
With the recent death OF the Duke Of
Richmond passed away the last or Wei
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09

Ocala. Fla. Special-Thursday AFTER
noon jailer Charlie Smith was shot by
a desperate negro. and is probably IA
tally wounded He arrested the man
in the postomce. but did not search
him. IN 'front.' OF the Boston store the
negro halted suddenly. pulled out a re-
vOlver and fred twice At Mr.. smith.
one ball striking him just above the
right groin After being shos Mr.
Smith fired three times az the fleeing
negro. The negro was finally captured.
and after having his wounds dressed
was put ia jail
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09
ConditIor. Rad

Berlin. Germany. hy Cable-The
ST. Petersburg correspondent Of The
LokM Anzelger says that conditions
in theCaucassus are intolerablc. owing
TO the Armenian revolutionary move
ment and the excuses OF the bri-
gands The cores ondent adds that
the Grand Duke Nicholas has arrived
at st. Petersburg for the purpose u
explaining 20 the Car that Prince
Caiitzin. the Governor General OF the
Caucasus. is unequal TO dealing With
the situation.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09
MelI kno~n Auther Dad.

Baltimore. Special-Ars. Mary
Elizabeth Wormley I.atimer. the au-
thoress. IS dead az her home here. she
was 1S years old and had been in
feebl. health FOR some time The
shock OF the death OF her husband.
Randolph Brande Latimer. on Christ
mas eve was fatal 90 her. Her huz-
band was a member OF the engineer
corps that laid out the baltimore a
Ohio railroad
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09

New York. Special-Former Pres
william King. % the Merchants Asso-
clation. has planned TO start February
1st for an extended tour throughout
the South and West. with the view tn
the ultimate formation % q National
Merchants Association Although no
definite plan OF union has been f0rmu-
lated. II is the purpose TO discuss the
feasibility OF such combination with
existing local organizations
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09
THE COTTON REPORT
cersHs Bureau Gives Cut Figures CO
1907 Crop
THE REPORT SHOWS FALLING Off
Statistics Compiled From Reports OF
Dinners Indicate a Heavy Shortages
In the Crop

Washington. Speci2i-The Census
Bureau has issued a report showing
that there had been ginned up 10 and
including Saturday. December -. s.
s4S.Ts7 commercial bales. compared
with s.3ti.SS5 bales up 70 and inciud-
ing D-cemher l3 q last year. The
Census Bureau found that 2997i gin
ncries had been operated this season.
AGAINST 9olef up 90 December i3 %
last year Counting round bales "a
half bales. tho number % bales CIR
ned IS S.52s.24f this season. against
sos. sos last season
This report was followed by tNO
others. showing The quantity 20 cotton
ginncd from she growth o. 1903 ap 10
and including January Is. 1904. and a
hnal report a. the end % the ginning
season. about March Is which VIII
distribute tho crop by counties. axEre-
gate upland and Sea Island cotton and
give weights az bales or the total *
S.SfS.1s7 commercial bales for the
United states Sl4f.493 we're square
bales. 6f5.o06 round bales and 50 efS
Goa island rron bales The report by
$500. ,,,,...
AiauainA 9t'.n"" S"AiAei-i@'
bales against 500 g9f last season. B.
$50 active rfnnorIes AGAINST SSs
- ..
n HAH ''-e' 'ff.eo' 'f7
76S.N6i last season. 1900 active KIN
neripe. arainst . $40 last seas.on.
r-,,.-.t, -nesa f,i.. ,,-,i,-, "A a.
against -si .ast season
GeorgIa. l-0-.sis bales. AGAINST D.
itt.oao lasf season t.stS active En-
ncries. against '.oi' last season.
Indian Territory. -aeai5 bales.
f against 3l-oi- .ast season SO active
4 sinneri"s. against t-e last season
Kansas. no crop reported
Kentucky. i-, bales. against l.o-t
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09
ftiStoricaISocirfV

New Orleans. La. Special. Members
attending the American Economic and
American Historical Associations have
formed the American political Science
Association. It's object is the study OF
politics. public law. administration and
diplomacy. These officers have been
elected. President. r. J. GoOdnow. Co
lumbia University: Vice President,
woodrow Wilson. PRINCETON; Paul 8.
Reinach. University OF Wisconsin, ST.
mon K. Baldwin. or Yale.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09

Pckn. By Gable The Chinese gov
eminent has promised United States
Minister C0nger TO soon forward the
Chinese cop yof the treaty 90 WASH
ington for the exchange OF ratiica-
t.ons. 10 is necessary trst 20 obtain
the Emperor's seal After the treaty
IS ratified the opening Of Mukden and
Antung TO the commerce OF the world
can hc pressed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-09

Roanoke. Va. Special.-News was re-
ceived here today OF an accident at Flu
gates lumber plant in Tazewell county,
this State. which resulted in the death
OF two men and the fatal injury OF an
other and the serious injury OF three
others. The men were in a car on an
incline railroad when the car broke
loose and dashed down the mountain
side TO the rocks below. The dead are:
John Carter. % years OF age. was mar
ried Christmas day; Riley Houchins
81 years OF age. aud unmarried ~
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-07
Alrint Ar(adtn.

Der peritorbene Werner b. Siemens,
tpel4er in unierem naturipiH enihafts
li9en 3eitalter bur9 pi6ti9e @nts
bedungen auf te4nti6em @ebiete 70 biel
~Ieiitete, bat in fetnsn 2s6enserinneruns
gen 3ige aus ieiner Sugenb erSGblt,
be ni9t obne Ginflub auf bic @nts
tptdlung feines gbdrutters tparen uno
bic ibn in ieinsm fpGteren Qeben ans
pornten, mutbtg, unberoroFen unb be-
barrli9 ale STANDARDIZATION su i6ers
tpinben, rpel6e iid ibm sntseseniteas
ten.
Seine orei Sabre GItsre S6speIter,
tueI6e CUR 6rou pfarrer in 2entbe Bel
Surnpper in Die StridI6ule gina, lam
zines Sdges bon bieIem Weae luut
tpeineno in bic slterli6e @obnunu aus
rid unb tlogte, baB bss 9farrers @Gns
'erta tie tpieber ungefalen babe, uno
fie tpeigerte 'i9 trob alles ;3ureoens
gdna entf4ieosn, ben Weg bortbin tpies
Der an3utrsten. 0d rei6te Der 8oter
benz f~iinfiGbrtgsn @erner sinen Stod
uno fagte: Damn ion DID 0ein
Bruoer binbrineen, Der boffentlif
mebr 8ourdgs Bat uls 0u.@
Dieter &itteroienIt mp4te benz Rleis
men bod bebentli6 erIdeinen, oenn Der
Batter 6elebts Istnen Mutb nit ben
Worten: rWenn Der @anler tommt, 10
gebe nur forI9 auf i'm Los uno baue
NIT benz Stode ti6ttg ouf i'm, bann
rpiro er ihon fortlaufen."
aIfo 5os Der 5iinfidbrige, bos
S9peIterden an Der Settle, nit bss
8uters Stod gum Sample sesen bes
pfarrers @Gnferi6 aus.
Wie er bus Softbor Dffnet, tommt
fihttg Der b0sarttgs @anIer nit 6o9s
nufseri6tetem SalIe unb einem I9reds
Ii4en 9e3ii6e auf bos &inberpGr6en
dngeitiirmt. Die S1peIter reibt To-
fort laut I9reisnb aus, unb ibr Be
fbiiBer 5sigte ni9t iible 2ufi, ibrem
8eifpiele 81 folgen. 0o9 beg 0otsrs
Bath bonnte ibn an bic SteIle, er bob
ben Stod unb riidte benz llneebeusr
ber3bdft gu 2eibe, unb nd6bem er ibm
Elm padr fiblbdre Dent3ettel aufses
nOtb:gt. flOb Der ftreitluitige @anier
nit Der san3en Gdniefdmilie lout
lfdreienb in ben bipteriten Wintel bes
pfdrrbofes.
Nernsr b. Siemens fdgt IeIbIt, bub
bieier @orenng sinen buuernben Gins
brud uuf fsin Gemiitb esma4t, unb
baB tbn un3dblige Mols in ipGteren
f9tpierieen 2agen Der Sieg iiber ben
GGnieri6 un6etpuBt ba3u oneelpornt
babe, brobenben 9efubren niht aus5uz
peihen, fonoern lie our9 mutbiees
Gntaeaentreten 3u betGmpscn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-07

E&af ksAsrw mNf Nn irf,w seysfEyh MA
&Ins Van 10 attksS slR ca RtalW ExaS
&M4 sshtsn nitis mrtn 6i3ka nRA &gHaEHA
CsMi k.iaf sin saknMss SCI an mxafs ranh
Hssa ftms Aaxsf IA III nsf sussees&E
&riR sine hrsAs ksEs SsnM la&as
Gin MssNsntAaa IN meinfk Aussn klingt.
ttna tins ersat mtr Ais Risss isiinsr
rlns rsnn "a RiHEA Mns sanaA Is nsAt scr
NrA'R
NeRW mia 20 Nanitnn nig in's Nwat ieA'n.
IxiR GesSe nug finot In str rtiten NgeAs;
Tw bth sk ea. Der milo - lfea saHaAt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-07

3pei 8ersfere i"tiir3en SuIammen
cine Wdno runter. Der cine bleibt
untertuess auf einem tleinsn 6elspors
fprune Iieeen. ipdbreno Der dnbere bis
auf ben Sdneegrunb Der S4lu9t tols
5riumpbireno idrsit Der llntsre:
rQeti4, ih bin bod nod finf Dieter
tiefer db9eItiir3t dls Su!4
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-07

stn assAss rAsesa aa@ Rt Aastsa
A. ra.ahsu So "a h. - ssa
Nasaaff stke4 tlaBlumsfs ume tsa
i esa sesa ssgie.lettiea CAsrsgR tig.
aas 0tA %aeplMp mat ahF pa
Eesf mssmmsn. egr gagm ano isa1l
ahsf BEN 5segaagi&nn sla tarlRssA.
Mnt eR @gHat fac mgtaalet lotuH
aah inmsF nsA mApt unh anassgi'isu.
hurt bif faregpltn gnalltH. SR uRe
bic Rtssnidansr. bic poH 3sii 30 SCI.
luts anA bsItig bsEaisotrbgaAsH, btaH
ten bic peibs Tsts gum ShmtlBeH
Hno fpUlitn Is INNER ipetlss bon benz
IhpnrSen, mcranigtn. fEuttbdrsn
1gDteih.
Sh0n fab Der eiinii betpahiene Gar
ten nitt aus. Der 8oosn tpar unsbeu.
ano LIBERAL battsu fa DaNuviun.n
aebiloet. bic BON ben ilsinsn NnbobeE
TRACE unb fhmubis hinobfloFsn. Cine
lhnesige aupptl ipar nod unberiibri.
5rau MgEts lisb ibrt Aussn rein
mehanigh oarauf ruben. abtr eolo
tam aud bi, in's Glisben. llno pis
fth Der Sdnes msbr uno msbr losl0ft.
fab 6rau glanss pIobIi4 eiu.n ~tIeineu.
sisentbimlid eeformten @egenitono.
Der fib in Der Gdrbe lpenis bon Der
Sros unterihiso, oarunter duftduhen.
gs mar Elm 8inberf1ub, Der, bon
benz DaHtr erfabt, einise Wals bin
uno Der tauSts unb ndnn trGge in ben
tieferen 9raben binabiaipdmm.
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bas Sers. absr Ieltlum! Statt beS
bisteren Wsbs iibertam Tie nit einsm
WaaIe elm gang dnberes @sfiibl. Cine
Grinnerung taufts in ibr auf. Wie
pate 9sinrid Sesren sefast9 DAT
bic 5obtsn i6r Slid uno ibren 6ries
ben boben uno bic 2sbenoen e6enio9"
So, 10 mar Is seipefsn.
0as rotbblonoe Soar, bds ibr fret
iiber bic Sdultern fiel, Iieb Ie pie
priifenb burd bic Singer sleiten. Damn
isono lie auf uno trdt nah tur5em
3Osern an ben Spiesel.
Isle ieben beinob nod 70 aus, pie
In Sbrer Mdb9snSeit. Nur nod f60s
nsr!" pisberbOlte fe leifs. Torf6snb
betrddtete lie Iid. sic 0ffnete ben
dumb elm tpenig. Die prGhtig peiBen
Sabine tamen gum @orfdein. Mit benz
tleinsn Singer bog tie bic llnterlipps
;uriid. sic mar frii9 unb blutrotb.
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ibre Stiru. uno uIs oh fe Ii9 ouf elmer
Siince srtoppt bate. i4Iid fie pisOer
ibrem SeniterpldB gu.
Die lancsn gelben Sadre Der
Srduertpeibs bapor flogen i'm Dinbs
bin uno Der. Sc mar elm Siibpinb,
Elm mariner, fetbtsr Srii6lingspino.
5rdu Ngnss fab ibm ldnee gu, pis er
nit ben iungen, bisgfumen @srtsn
fpisIte. Sin Ssufser rang ii9 aus
ibrer 8ruit. Damn 0ffnste fe bus
Seuiter unb, 7i6 ipeit btnauslebnsnb,
Idfiirfte lie Die 2uft in buritissn tiefen
3u9en.
sic tpor ia nod 10 jung. &aum
breiuno5pan3ig Sabre. llnb Wtnter
mar es LANCE gtnug getpeIen!
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-07
6toankenGplitttr.

Gin tpihtiger 9unft In Der GrDiebur
bic @ufri6tigteit; tpic i6tpcr bilt IS, n
Rtnoern abjuseiuobnen!
sc mebr Ssilmtttfl eeeen cine arar
aneeprteier fperoen, oeito psniger he
pfleet oieie Grontbeit 3u iein.
Gs sibt 9eute, bic IS nit alter
berbsu, tueil ie IS nit II | M a II b
oerbeu molten.
Gar mauder, Der permsint, IN Den rul
6dfsn Der Gbe ein3ulauien, mnb erfaI
boB IS ooriunen srit rebt pettert
ltiirmt.
Gine bumme Grase belehrt uns mebr
ben @eiitesbori5out zines Meni6eH ais
seiHeite Reoeny
Riht nur sigeue @~erftblune, aud n
Fussuo tam uus 8tipiHsnsbsHe madss
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-07
aanfhrirt.

3 abnur5t (no9oem er cine
babe Stunbe an benz trantsn 3abn
berumge6Obrt bait: SECT tit be
Gprsditunbe fir unbtmittelte gu gnbs,
metn 5srr; ipenn ih peiter Sisasn
foll, toItet's 5tpei Mcrt, font muhsn
Sic morosn pieoersommenl"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-09-07

annun3io, Der Stol3 StaltenS, !
pie ale berporraeenben MGnuer,
uls linn lieb 1T, nit Der Bite Inn
autoerdpb beltirmt. Sn bteism
anttportet Der 0ihter sinfd9: IS
sebe Sbner reht germ eth Qutoe
bon mir. aber nur auf einem bon
nen Wertsn!" limb oGe bee;len
.in foltes gu taufen, oamit eS B
uunSto nit ieinen S9rift3
Thmiide.