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The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-23
JACKS LITTLE SURPRISE"
New Farce Comedy Presented at the
 Hyperion.

New Farce Comedy Presented at the
 Hyperion.
 Founded on theme which has been exploited to a certain degree in the past, Jacks Little Surprise" as initi- ally presented at the Hyperion last found favor with a large au- dience The plot Is somewhat devoid of originality, but 1t has been clothed by the author, Louis Eagan, with a dress of the newest style, and there is a sparkling bit of wit and humor lpervad- ing the atmosphere which kept the au- dience in good spirits and at times brought them almost to tumultuous ex- citement. #~
 This new play was tried on under the management of James K. Hackett. who gave his personal attention to the, many details There Is no wealth of scenery nor lavish expenditure for cos- tunes and stage props, but the stage are above the average for a farce comedy.
 The first and third acts are quite fun- ny and present amusing situations, but there is tiresome bit of similarity in the second act which causes that part of the piece to drag somewhat. Several suggestive situations are passed over lightly and withal the production is about the average for farce comedies.
 The company is well rounded and with a few more rehearsals should pre- sent a very finished play. Arthur By ron is the leading man in the character of Jack and he is ably seconded by Eu- gene A. Eberle as Alfonso Merrfvale, Mortimer Weldon as Bob the son, and Maurice Wilkinson. Miss Charlotte Walker was good as Jacks wife, Grace Barber as the young wife of Alfonso Katherine Reyes as Fiametta the Egyptian girl and Augusta Gardner the maid servant, Several curtain calls were gracefully acceded to and Mr By ron made a short speech at the close of the second act.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-23
PEEP INTO THE FUTURE.
SCIENTISTS PREDICT MANS CON
 OPTION IN COMING AGES.

Negroes, Blondes, Servants, GrOcers, Clothes and Perhaps Little Toes Will Pass Away-ships Will Duck to Es- cape Storms.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-23
SUPREME COUNCIL MEETS
OF THE TEMPLARs OF HONOR
 AND TEMPERAOE.

Various Business Matters Yesterday-
 M.W.T. Dyer Makes Report-Largest
 Attendance in History of Order--Re-
 port Shows Balance of s697.15--Con-
 gressman Terrir Arrives-To-day's
 Dofngs.
 The fifty-eighth annual session of the supreme council of the Templars of onor and Temperance was begun yes terday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the A o. U. w. hall on Orange street.
 Members were present from all over the United States and Canada, Before the convention was called to order many little informal receptions were held on the stairs, where the members gathered in groups and discussed the in- dividual benefits performed by mem- bers of the order.
 A. J. Smith, the Wisconsin lawyer, was the center of interest and was con tinually surrounded by brother dele gates. The attendance at the convention was the largest III llC ll1oto1S 0L tttS order.
 The afternoon meeting was called to order by Most Worthy Templar Dyer of Massachusetts, who after a little pre- Iiminary business commenced reading his report, which was of a very encour- aging nature.
 The report of the most worthy treas urer which followed showed a balance in the supreme council Tuesday of $697.15. Tn reading his report Worthy Traeasurer David J. Robinson took oc' casion to decline a renomination.
 During the afternoon and evening ses- sions many candidates were put through the tenplar initiation, who had only time to stop over in town long enough to go through the different forms.
 The evening attendance was especial. Iy large and the arrival of several del. egates of national importance gave i'm petus to the numerous routine work Congressman TerrilI arrived on the 7:05 train from Boston and went immediate. ly to the Davenport hotel, where he sperlt the rest of the evening, as he was not feeling well enough to attend the convention. He expects to attend this morning.
 The important business of the conven- tion will probably begin to-day or to- morrow.
 After the meeting last eveninng the delegates took trolley ride to Savir Rock and went through the White city
 The chairmen on committees are: Gre dentials, Rhev. c. Woodruff of Bloom field, N. J.. finance, N. T. Williams 0 Hoboken; constitution, c. G. Terrell O Natick, Mass; endowments, A. J. Smitl of Wisconsin; state of order, Hon. D J Robinson of Gloucester, Mass; junio Templars, James Hides. ~... .., The election of officers will probably take place this morning.
 Among the prominent delegates wht were in the city last evening were: Con gressman c. c. Terrill of Boston, Davit White of Cohoes, N. r. Hon. I. J. Snlitl of Wisconsin William s. Condit of Nev Jersey, w. o. Buckley of Northford
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-23

ear can never take the place of the eye until some other heavenly body can De substituted for the sun. The hat will vanish and the hair will improve.
 The home Of this age will be a great communal dwelling where all people of the same kinship will live under the same roof-children, parents, grandpa rents. uncles, aunts and cousins. Rap i'd transit will eliminate skyscrapers, increased artificialization of life will render cooperation more necessary. Separate establishments. such as the corner grocery, will be considered ab- surdities of bygone days, as will also the keeping of servants. Chemically pure drinking water will free the cells .of the body from mineral matter and permit man to live to the age of Me thuselah. Compressed foods will never come into use. If they should the sto- mach would atrophy. The death of an infant will be an exception, whereas to- day one-half of the human race never mature. The deadly microbe will suf- fer the fate of such dangerous animal pests as have already been made ex- tinct. People who spread disease will be considered as enemies to mankind punishable by severe penalties. Dress will be more perfectly adapted to com fort, health, longevity and beauty. It will never be deprived of ornamentation and women and men will never dress alike"
 The most remarkable thing of all, to the lay mind, is the fact that these scientists know so much about it. There is still Dr. Theodore N. Gill, the famed biologist who was interviewed at the Smithsonian. Quoth he, seer-like, yet more conservative than all the others.
 MEN WILL LIVE LONGER.
 Man himself is striking evidence of the fact that he was not specially created. He is not only like the ape, but bears the impress of many inferior stocks. The appendix, for instance, was inherited from ancestors to whom l it was important. and came to us through the apes from primitive forms somewhat like marsupials. It may dis appear to slight extent The gray matter of the brain may increase some- what In bulk, but cerebration is not de- l pendent upon size of brain. Some of the most intellectual have small brains. It is possible that the little toe will dis appear, but doubtful. It has it's use in giving greater basis to the foot. I doubt whether there will be an increase 1 in stature. especially since in the fu- ture intellectuality will become more and mora nradoninarlt oVei. hrIlte force Hygienic and sanitary progress will have an appreciable effect upon the ay- craze length of human life, but longev- ity dependent upon improved physical conditions cannot be anticipated I doubt If the hair will decrease. The more civilized have a thicker growth upon their faces than lower orders of
 men. Undoubtedly there will be many changes which cannot be foretold."
 The last sentence of Dr. CHI is com sidered the most learned of all. Brook | lyn Times.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-23
THIS AN IDEAL JOB.

For the Man That's Born Tired Here's
 His Chance.
 Up in the deep spruce forests of northern Maine there are dozens of men who have much happier existence, more ease and greater comfort general ly than some multi-miIlionaires, and yet their total cash incomes do not ex- ceed fifty to one hundred dollars year. These are the keepers of lumber camps, which camps are entirely deserted by the loggers for at least five months in the year. si
 When the work of cutting the winter s crop of logs has been completed and
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-23

received asking the board to reconsider their vote at the last meeting, by which another of his communications was ex- punged from the journal. While hot discussion was going on in regard to this it was moved and voted to aa- journ.
 No action was taken on the petitions for two new engine houses. At the public hearing on the matter yesterday afternoon Anthony Carroll seemed to be the only citizen interested enough to attend.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-23
The Howe stetsOn Stores The Howe StetsOn Store Two of the Best
 Blanket Values
 You Ever Have Seen

One of them the Blanket we selling in the August Sale at s. 25 pair Any other time you would pay $400 and it would be good value at that price Fluffy and wooy can have them with pink blue red borders All are bound with fine white silk ribbon.
 The other is the Blanket selling at 5G-a blanket that would be $550 any other time We should have describe about the the other with this exception the quality is considerably better all through Ye there one more border color, tooyelIow. e'~
 Both are White Woolen Blankets, 114 sizejust right for large double bed. ... -, :, ....... ea .-s.
 Plenty of ohr styles and prices Blankets Of Alabama wool Chats name for cotton) for 69c pair and from that up to Blankets of the finest pure wool pair
 Ii you are going to need Blankets this winter our August Sale is the time to buy. ....,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-23
PERMIT ISSUED.

A permit has been issued to F. W. Donnelly to build 8 one-fanily house (frame) at the corner of Blatcflley ave- nue and Saltonstall avenue. The build ing will cost $3,0Oo.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-23
grnufstnms, &r.
Fresh Meat Is Lower.
Reef. Lannb. Yeal ard sparerib.

Beef, Lamb, Veal and sparerib.
 At our Ready Cooked Meat Counter you can buy that lean, sweet, juicy boiled corned beef, per lb., soc
 Tt our Ready Cooked" Counter you can buy that lean. sweet, juicy boiled corned beef. per lb.,................3 35c Prime Roast Beef, ................. 35c Our Boiled Hams beat them ali, lb., BOG Corned Beef Hash. every day. lb., <. .1sc Home Made German Potato Salad. l0c Soft Shell Crabs. fried to the Queens
 taste. for lunch, ................. sc Boiled Calves Tongues each, .10c Stripped Calves Hearts, each, .... .1Oc Pickled Lambs Tongues, each, ...... 5c Pickled Pigs Feet, Ib., REINSTATEMENT Boston Baked Beans, every day, lb., .6c
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18
G~onneIsptQe. 0a.

SoI9enoer Brief aus ben &oblen.
reoiouen ueroient ais Sin oIieres
Wort" MISUNDERSTANDING. Gonnels-
pile, pa, ben 29ten Sept. 1908.
sd tom nidt umbiu ben Gioen
tbiimer bon Sorni'S SIpentrGuter
9lutbeIeber UNI GntiGuIoiouno an
bitteu. Seit Jobren bctrohtete id)
IsrtiooeItellte Wteoi3iuen oils luertb,
los. Ob9Ieid meiue Srou ben Oil.
pcutrdutcr 9hItbelcber bon Belt an
;3eit, uie tic bebouptete, nit Dem
beIten GsfoI9 aebrauhte, belt id
AUDI oieie gieol3iu ht geriu9er 9Idps
lung uno betrohtete Die gauge Sobe
olS cine WeiberIoune. IS Ioate ober
UoIo onoercs tommen. Sd) ipuroe
pIDbIid Front. Sd bate 10 idreG-
lidc Sbmer5eu i'm Riiden. ooB id)
mid toum riibrcn tonute. Der Dot.
tor FAM re9eImdbi9, es uoGte ieood)
uidt better iueroen. Su meinenl
bilIloIen 3uitonoe iiberreoete MIDI
meme 5rau NIpentduier 9lutbeIeber
ein6uncbmen uno bic onoere Wlebi3in
ouI bic Seite 3u iteuen. uno Iiebe
DO! Der 9lutbeIeber brodte mid
nieoer ouI bic 9eine. Seds Mo.
nate Iino Ieitoem uerilofen uno feline
Spuye bon meinem nIten 2eioen bot
iid Se3eist. Sd bobe nuu ben
Wertb oieies 6eiImittcIs ihdBen oe.
Iernt."-Seo. 3odorioS.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18

5sau eOpbin aodl. ylntier ucn
mlerem apoibetsr yluoOlpb ]. aodl
itarb im pauIs ibres S0bHeS bier
ielbit am 1ounsrstaa ylorssn. um
III llu nn SIierSidppdd,e. 5rau
Sopbia aod) srreidlis oaS sreiis
sitter bon so 5obren. / glOnai unc
ID 1ose. los Se9rdbniB ioHo oul
5reiias glotmitiase mnier 5abIrei-
der Scibeiliuns BON 9eriunnoten
uno 5reunoeu BON Der bieiisen Iuib.
airdJe aus iioit. paitor yieinboroi
bieIt bic ~geid)enreoe. Den Seioiro'
eenoen ipred)en mir biermit uuiel
Wiileio aus.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18

!. ". Sulleo9e bon sserbena, aIo..
ipor ? giai i'm poipitoI me9en eis
nem aeidbrlid)en aniou BON piles.
peIdleS "a Seiudd,Ie peruriodnte.
gtoboem ole Tottoreu uno 9teois
5inen ihr 3ieI ueriehl botten, per
idnifte 9udIen'S SIrnita SaIbe 10.
fort GinboIt, uno turirte i'm. IS
erIeidtert ale pebe lbeiIe uno too
e.e Die Shmer5en % GentS IN allen
Apotbeteu.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18
s~r 1br 1raueu tonnl Sen nnl

s~r Sbr 1ransu tonni SeIp uao
.isii iparen, im Guretn ysabaar rmc
aIeioer isriis ~ tauien.
6einyidl Sd)nabeI, ein Sarmcr
Der 40 yleiIen norb0Iilid) Don eus
retn pcbuhoIt NJ, bot cine Sidbrise
Sub, meId,e uor uneeTdbr 10 1oeen
4 adIber Sur Weli brad)te. 2 aub
tdIber uno 2 9ulentalber. eineS Der
Su%lIentdlber III icood) id)ou nab
orei Enaen trepiri, lpdbreuo rie
ouoeren orsi SdueeibierdDeu Iufi9
nm ibre M'utter berumbiipIen.
- 3arI Qieiier. Der bic 9Dinter.
monoie nit ieiner Somilie IN 1a-
coma, WoIhineioa uerlebte, troi am
Sreitos 9eiuno uno muuier luieoer
bier ein. 6rnu qiefier ulo ibre
aooptiptod)ter So5el, befinoen iidl
nod IN Tacoma uno erireucn iidl
ebcniolIs Der beIten SeIunoheii. 0err
Yiener feriGtet inns II. ", oab Die
GARNER in Der llmeeeeno bon 3os
coma oieieS Sabr ebeniaus nit ibs
rer SeIoarbeit orei Wod)en 5uriid
Iino.
t1- Der @ureta 9asaar fauIt
cure Wolle, er be5oGIt immer ben
bpd,iten preis, i~iber5eu9t eudl btoor
ihr onoerSipo uertouIt.
SSir erbieIten lcB:e y8od)e etnen
Priei BON 0errn Sobn .. 9reioen.
bod1 bon Nuouita, Wiontona, IN mels
d)em er uno II. u. berid1tet, oaB CT
uno Icine Somilie oIiidIid) bort ous
9etommeu iino. 6err 9retoenbod
uor ndmlid) EN- I~ou9jdbri9er Sors
mer o oieiem Sountr, IN Der Oils
uiep 6e9eno, uno beeob iid, ON.
Ion9s glpriI nod) Nu9uIto. Niontono.
90 nie er inns in ieiuem 9rieie be-
ridltet. 9eidat es linn uno ieiner So'
mile bis iebt Icbr gut bort.
- Poitmeiiter S6amber berid]tete
unS, bob lebte Wode elm Brief nit
Der notbi9en Yoimorte perieben,
uno ober obue ir9eno lpelte aoreiie
oorouk in Dem bieIi9eu YoItdmte
obae9eben tpuroe. Serr Sdombcr
bdnote oieIen 9riei i'm Gorrioor oiII,
UNI Iomit ben rid)ti9en Nbieuoer oei'
ieIbeu pieoer an erIoneeu, Der 8rief
nuroe icood) BON Der 98ouo ub9es
uommen obne ben YoImeiIter oos
bon in GenntniB gu ieben. TieIes
gu tbun 1T nid)t erIoubt, wlo oae
perionen, Die ioId)e 9rieie BON Der
Wono i'm Gorrioor obucbmen mol
len, miiiIen ben poItmeiIter ODER
ieiuen IIfiitauteu porber ooonu III
&enntnib IeBeu mo hire gtomen ons
9eben.
s q Seipobener S6lpeiue uno
6iibners Sen5orobt, AUDI Iiir SoI
uno Sorten ei~n3u6dumen gu bobeu
i'm Gurcfo 9o5oor.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18
8epmbIifaniiGes staatS 3idet.

Souperneur = 2. s. GIroo, Start
&ouutp.
gcut. 6ouoerueur = J. s. Wlc.
9ou9ou bon WinrIbou Soumtn.
Setretdr = 3. .. WipI bon Out.
diniou Gountp.
S6obmeiIter 6. Y. Gouins,
bon Yronn @ouutp.
auoitor = !. j. 6oaooop, bon
Ginesburp Gounip.
Sd)uliuperintenoent - Seor9e 10.
gtoib, uon SincoIu county.
Gommifidr Der 6HentIiheu Gdnoer.
elem - 6. J. Bad, pon 5urner
County.
6enerol 2tuwoIt q. &oH, bon
9ropfin9s @oumtp.
GiIenbobns@ ommiii6r - bon 9lud
OH DiItritt - Or. 70. IS. Smith,
bon Wleoo &ountO.
Die oils TeIeeoteu our 9~totionoI,
contention erpGbIt Iino (initruirt
iiir PrdIioen RooiepeIt) IS. s.
gnorelus, bon Charles Niir Souutp;
.. u. Riu9sruo, BON nnion Gountp;
Is. e. gDoruer. BON 6omliu Gpumtn:
2. 8. Douis, bon aurora @ountp;
u. z. 5iuh, pom DON eomtp; Sobn
9. 6uabes, o Toiter @ountp;
6orrp Sooooro, bon SOL Riper,
Sountp; ". 8. 1riscpll, o 2on'
renee Gountp.
Die bisberi9en Sberridter 9onep,
Sorion uuo 5uIler lpnroen pieoer
uominiert.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18

.Sd babe MIDI ieBt bduslid) III
6iaSpielu nieoereeIoien, uno bin
bereit meiuem gltlie oils 9roouirte
Sebomme 6oI9s 8u %leiiten. User
onbsr meine Ollie notbmenSi9 hot.
mDee oeidlisit bel mir porIpredlen.
adlhm9Sooa.
Srou 6eIeno WlitdeII,
6iuspiep, @. D.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18
Sosmtr, 2. Z.

am Somntn9 muroe bier Stpiid)en
ben Gureta uno unieren Sunseno
eiu 9oieboa SpicI ouseeioGten bel
lpeId)em uuiere SpieIer cine groBe
giieoerlooe erlitten. 9lber lpdrtet
nur ibr Gurcto'er es lit nod nidli
ieoen Tag Hbeno, hei Der nddlIten
6eleeenbeit lpollen mir eudl peiien,
uie man sroBe Sd)Iappe Deim
trdgt.
6orter e 9iuB Iino ON GIeooter
bouen Don 9obnboi 9egeniiber. Die
6oSmcr Wiiain9 60, 9ceenft ebeIts
ioas Cinen Glepotor an bauen. 6err
Or. Dol Srontenitein bout iid) ein
nieolides W%ohnhouS neben Der
Souore9otionokGird)e.
Die 6erreu SbriStopb 0edeuldis
bic uno 6reo SomenieIo perrpeilen
nodl INNER i'm ld)onen California;
oenen id)eint bic 3eit bort nidlt lang
an peroen.
Sobn 8rud touIte uor GINGER
3eit ben betonnteu GIpoe 6en9it o
Socob SiridJenmom ir.
Die 6erren Sotpb Bender uuo
5rieorid) 3rein pom 6ileuielp uo
rem am SomSto9 geihditSboIber in
u~nIerer Staot.
6edenlaibIe Bros. &c So, oeocn.
fen in Babe ibreu Store 3u oer'
or0Bern. Die Serren 6umoert e.
Guittel geben ebenTouS nit benz Sc
oonten INN, ein 3~lueiit6di9es Store,
9eb6uoe Su errid)ten.
Soiepb Siember uno Wtotb. 0om'
merIdmiot beioe bon Gureto poren
nillfommene @eiud)er u%nierer Stoot
am Sonntoo.
SriB 6oI5mom.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18
Ahtmna Farmer.

Nlls %oieienisen 5ormer, Die ooS
Yrouo3eid)en Don ibrem 9ieb ooer
YIeroen publi3irt bobcn m6d)ten,
iino biermit IreunolidDit eriud,t IN
oieier Druderei unrauIpred)eu. Wir
,peroen oieie yiotiSen fir S1.O0 oas
Sobr IN Dorousbe3obIuue, in nicIer
3eituns erId)einen loFIen. Dtnn Der.
eeiie ieood) nidi, Dos bic 9eI6reib.
une Der 9rnno5eideu beim 6ounip
auoitor 3uuor einseitrieben rpsroelt
miiIIen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18
@rober amsperfamt.

Sd) meroe INNER nod ouSoertous
len bis ole Daoreu sdn3Iid Der.
fault Iino. gDer oeshoIb binis cine
%tauIsu mill, Der TONNE Iofort uuo
lpore ooourd pieI 6eIo. Werbe
ebeniolIs iir Batter uno &ier Die
b6d)iten 9lrCiie beSohieu.
Nenn iemono Sdpeiue su Der.
fouIcn hot, Der brinse oielelbe an
mir. id besohIe ben h6d1iten 9larti
preiN ooiir, SD peroe e~beuiouS
crime 9dute annebmen. llno ole
Woaren miiEen boor beaoblt rper.
Den.
1obn YieB.
Gi9cnibiimer.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18

0erlouen:- eiue 5'idb rig
braunc Stnte. mie9t unaefdbr 100
piuno, uno bat einen meiBen Stern
auf Der Stirn. DieIeIbe oerIieb
memeu qlog i'm Sttober, 1903; id)
babe Die emte in 9eoIn, 2. O., ses
fault, uno oente, oos tie oieIe HidIs
tune ou6 ieBt ou9enommeu bat.
DemlireunoIiden auiiduaer, III cine
quite 9eIobnuns ieitoeieBt.
Dm. 3oGer,
II Dleilen nororpeItIid BON Clinton.
QoItamt, Clinton, u. .. 4-1Smai
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18
an ote bon @cs
Sberion Gountp.

Nahoem id pieoerholt ouf9elor'
ocrt puroe, benz Sounm meme
DienIte ais Sberif 5u miomen, 10
babe idl MIDI, nod Ion9em neberle'
gen. cntibloIen ben ortn9enoen Wiin'
oes 9oltes uob3n9eben uno
opnoncire biermit meint Gonoiootur
oui Dem republ. 5idet iir Sonntp
2beriF. 8eroe. mem uominirt uno
erpdbIt MIDI beitreben, NIT SlelB,
Z Joreommenbcit uno Wiiroe meines
es 3u luolten.
ad)tun9spoll,
6cnrp yDouu9,
geolo, 2. Z.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18
Spesials Mnseigen.

gu perfou en:- 80 Gmplre
Hobm Separotors, neueIte 9erier'
tiauuo, 9opaSitdt 40 bis 800 pfo.
per Stunos, lperoeu mir az Wbole'
iole 9reiIen pertouIen. $500 in
boar ODER lid,ere 8ontId)eine. lin
n6bere Austunit penoe man Iid) on
70. 6. 99ele, 6a9ue, ". ..
20opril-bap.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18
8eparirem umo eeriertiaem

Sd) babe in Dem Gniderboders
6ebGuoe cine Glempnerei errid1tet,
uno bin iebt i'll ben Stono oeieBt,
ale m6sIidle Nrbeiien in oieIcm
meinem 5ode perrihien 5u t5nneu.
grin9t Cure 3fueirdoer, SeFen uno
SIed)pooreu ouer art. Sh neroe
aud)..onerlei Slnitreid)' 9Irbeiten iiber.
nebmen. S0sun bic 3eit tommt FIR
Sure 0e'en ipe93uieben, Ipred)t bel
mir Dor.
6rant WeSIep.
Gnrcta, 2. ..
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18

IA Der Gureto Sleiiherlooen
bait itets bic beIteu einsemodlteu
Ronuenipaoren pie SaImonS, Sps.
tiers uno 5leiIh. semonen, Graders,
uiu. Wir sehen ibneu AUDI @eIdeu.
&c. 9crhnd1eu Sic ee nit uns.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-18
Tanfiagung.

Zen cieIen Sreunoen uio Yefann'
ten DIE uns ndbreno Der 8rnntbeit
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