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The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
Descendants Of Welsh Hinos

The Cadwalsders. of Philadelphia
claim descent from the family of the
same name who were once Kings OF
Wales. The first American sets Ter
was Dr. Thomas Cadwalader. who
was chairman of the Provincial Com
missioners' in the seven years war.
1868. and likewise chairman of the
great tea meeting held in Philadei.
phia in l77S. the precursor of the Bos.
ton Tea Party and of the Revolution
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
JERSEYS mila Police Cou,,

The police court of 81. Heller the
princip~ town OF Jersey, England is
remarkable in several respects. First.
the proceedings are always opened
with prayer. second. it frequently
happens that after prayers there is no
more business. and every one goes
home. There Is so little crime com
mitted in the Island that the police
Force twenty strongi. is kept up only
Tor visitors.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
lmmensity Of North Forests.

The northern belt of forests is per
haps greater in extent than all the
other timber belts and reserves OF
Canada combined. 1t extends from
the eastern coast OF Labrador north OF
the fiftieth parallel in "A northwesterly
direction to Alaska. a distance of some
5000 miles. with an average width OF
perhaps 500 miles.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
Another Reason.

A document In French at the last
session of the senate was placed at
each United States senator's desk
Senator Tillman said that there were
not seven men in the senate who
would know the Lords prayer if the!
saw it in French. Senator Hoar, who
heard this guess, added: Per
haps so, perhaps SO; but that would
not be because they cant read
French"
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
REFUGE OF Fuoitjvcs.

Nice has become the headquarters
of fugitive Partisan criminals to such
an extent that the French officials
find their work considerably facili-
tated. Whenever man is wanted
they promptly hunt for him in that
city, often with success.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
Dean Stanlcy's impression.

Dean Stanley of Westminster wore
nome from his first visit to America
an expression of amazement which
only time could efface. He was at
once beset by interviewers. who asked
he usual questions. What was the
thing which most impressed you in
America" was one of these. With.
out moments hesitation, Dean Stan
ley replied: My own ignorance"
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
Colonies PAY for Defense.

Canada pays to the British govern
ment one-half the cost of the main
tenance of the imperial troops pro-
yided for her defense, while New Zea-
land is party TO the naval agree
ment of 1903, under which she paws
her proportion of an annual colonial
contribution of slO00,000 for the
naval defense of herself and the Com.
monwealth of Australia.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
Brides Who Stay at Home.

According to old and established
custom in Japan. the eldest child
whether male or female. must. under
all circumstances. abide at and in
herit the home. BY this means con.
tinuous succession is assured. and the
estates cannot pass into the hands OF
strangers.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
Small Island Owned by America

Wake Island in the North Pacific.
which the United States owns. is
barely one square mile in area and
has little economic value except for
the suano deposits on its rocky sur
face and possibly as n stepping stone
OF cable connection between the
United States and its Asiatic posses
sions.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
Good PROSPECTS,.

In the principal paper of Altreich
in Alsace, appears the following adver.
tisement: The commune of Hirsinger
requires capable man to wind and
look after the village clock. No salary
to begin with, but this will coon be
doubled if services are satisfactory"
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
Bird Killed BY Golf Ball,

As a member of an English goli
club drove. wagtail was observed
flying across the line of fire. The
golf ball was seen to hit the bird at
distance of about forty PAGES from
the striker. The wagtal fell at once
to earth. and was found to be not onl!
stone dead, but absolutely decapi
tated.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
To Make Palms Thrive.

a few pieces of hoof-parinss which
horseshoers pare off the hoof before
shoeing horses will make palms
thrive luNuriantly. Simply poke the
parings well down in the soil at any
time of the year. Horseshoers give
away the parings for the asking.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
Damage Done by Beetles.

IA 1873 in Germany 500, 900 trees
az said to have been destroyed in
the Hart2 forest alone by two small
species of beetles. The larvae bur
row beneath the bark and thus cause
the injury to the growing trees.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
To Feel" Music,

An electrical device by which music
can be felt" instead of heard is the
,esuIt OF a recent invention. The
musical Vibrations are transformed
into electrical ones in something the
same way that they are in telephone
wire.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
Suicides Find the Way.

Vienna has new prison so arrang
ed that suicide or escape by its pris
oners was considered impossible. One
of its first inmates, a boy. hanged
himself by means of his trousers ou
the edge of the heating apparatus.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
Joy in Ones Work.

Joy in ones work is the consum.
mate tool. without which the work
may be done, indeed. but without
which the work will always be done
slowly, Clumsily and without its fin.
est perfection.-Phi Brooks.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
Mirrors Temp, Rats to p.,,h.

Some novel rattraps, in which a
mirror tempts the rodents to drown
themselves in water. are provided Tor |
an English worlshuuSe
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
The Cat Ate the Pr

Marshall p. Wilder tells the story
OF wife who told her husband that
the cat had eaten the pie that she
had baked for him. Never mind. my
dear" replied the husband. Il will get
you another cat"
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
Foils Umbrella SteaIers.

Partisan who has been much an
noyed by duns has connected his bell
handle. with a powerful electric bat.
terry and switches on the current at
psychological moments So far the
police have declined to interfere.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
Find Historic Balloon,

The Montgoltier balloon, which
made the journey from Paris TO Rome
on December ,. 1904 the day Ma.
poleon was crowned by Plus VII, has
been found in one of the storerooms
of the Vatican.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
Egypt Losing Payprus Plant.

The historically interesting papyrus
plant is nearly extinct in Egypt. and
the only place where it is now to be
found is abundance is along the Ana
po river in Sicily.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
Give Forum. to covrrror

Gen. Angel MARITIME. who died in
Colima. Mexico. recently. leaving no
family, bequeathed his entire fortune.
amounting to more than S2,0O00OO, to
the Governor of COlima.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
II Bitten by Mad Dou,

II person is bitten by a supposed.
ly mad dog let him call a physician.
and in the meantime apply lemon.
juice 10 the wound This is the adj
vice of DR., Iasorio of the Pasteur in,
stitute.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
Library for Neuroes.

Henry Rosenberg. OF Galveston,
Tex, hequeathed funds for the cree.
ton of library TO be used for ne
sroes exclusively. This is said to be
the first instance Of the kind in the
South.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
Penalty for Smuggling.

The Russian customs law imposes
a fine of two-thirds the regular duty
on imported goods the quality of
which has been misrepreser led.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
Quilci House Sold.

Quilca House. County Cavan where
Dean Swift wrote part Of his GULF
ver's Travels" has been sold in the
Irish Land judges court. together
with the demesne.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05

Every housekeeper should know
that II they Will buy Defiance Cold
Water Starch for laundry use they
Will save not only time. because IL
never sticks to the iron. but because
each package contains 10 oz.-one fun
pound-while all other Cold Water
Starches are put up in 3. pound pack
ages. and the price is the same, 10
cents Then again because Defiance
Starch is free from all injurious chem
icals. II your grocer tries TO sell you a
l2oz package IT is because he has
a stock on hand which he wishes to
dispose OF before he puts In Defiance.
He knows that Defiance Starch has
printed on every package in large let
ters and figures 10 ozs.' Demand
Defiance and save much time and
money and the annoyance OF the iron
sticking. Defiance never sticks.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
busting Carved Furniture.

There is no better way of busting
carved furniture than with painters
brush. This will penetrate all the lit
tie crannes which could not be
touched by an ordinary duster or
brush.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
Harvard Memorial Gate.

Senator Penrose was one of the
contributors of the Harvard class OF
1881 to a gift of a $4,000 memorial
gate, to be presented on the occasion
of its twenty-tifth anniversary.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
To Remove Smell Of Onions.

Jars and bottles that smell OF
onions will be quite sweet and odor.
less il left out Of doors filled With
sand or garden mold.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
No Italian Small Coins in France

Italian small coin no longer cirCu.
lates in France. having all been re.
turned 10 Italy some years back. since
WHOM it has been demonetized in
France
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
Church to Have Widest Nave.

Michael'S Church. at Coventry. is
to have the widest nave of any Eng
liSh church. 1t is l25 feet wide. That
Of York Minister is l0iia feet in
width.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05
First WoMan's Periodical.

The first periodical for women
the Ladies Mercury-w established
in England in 1903. The Ladies' Maya.
zine followed year later.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05

JGo not believe Piso's cure for Consumption
has at equal for coughs and colds.-JoHS i.
BOfrh Trinity Springs, Ind, Feb. 49, 1909.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-08-05

All so you've got an automobile.
eh o. NO, indeed My wlles been
cleaning my clothes with gasoline.
that's all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-19
EVANSVILLE and Vicinity.
IL Correspondence of The Evening Star.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
HYATTSvILLE, Nd, May 10. 1904.
Dr. Jos. R. Owens left this morning for
Hagerstown, where he will be the guest
for several days of Ex-State Senator David
Seibert of Washington county.
Mrs. Della Smith, wife of Thos. Smith,
died at her home in Riverdale Sunday. The
funeral services were held in the Presby-
terrain Church. Riverdale, yesterday; Rev.
M. Bagley Of Washington and Rev. M.
Middleton of Berwyn officiating. Interment
was made in the cemetery adjoining St.
Johns Church, Beltsville. The pallbear-
ers were Wallace c. Raybold, George Hol-
royd, W. ]. Allen and H. A. Friday.
At a meeting of the board of school COM
missioners In Marlboro yesterday an or
der was passed directing the clerk to ad-
vertise for proposals for $4,000 thirty-year
8 per cent school bonds. the proceeds to be
used in the erection of a public school house
in Hyattsville.
Mr.. e. Roger Boyle of Bladensburg dis
trict has been appointed county road engi-
neer under an act of the Maryland legis-
lature.- The office pays salary of s., 500
per annum, and expenses not exceeding 500.
Mr.. Boyle holds the office for four years
1t is stated that he was the only man In
Prince Georges county holding the degree
of G. e. The law requires that the super
intendent must have this degree.
The battalion Of cadets of Maryland Agri-
cultural College will leave for st. Louis
May 80 to attend the exposition. The bat
TALON will be absent ten days.
Under orders, Maj. Ezra B. Fuller, United
States army, recently retired, who has been
commandment of the battalion of cadets at
the Maryland Agricultural College for about
year. has reported to the governor of
North Carolina for duty with the state mill
tia, but it is highly probable that he will
be relieved from that duty. President Sill
vester is taking steps to have him returned
to the agricultural college
The board of election supervisors for
Prince Georges county met yesterday in
Upper Marlboro and organized by the cleo
ton of Mr.. T. Van Claggett, president, and
]. M. T. Martin, clerk. The selection of an
attorney to the board was postponed.
Miss Grace r. Fuller is visiting her aunt,
Mrs John d. McChesney. Washington.
Mrs. T.. L. Sherman of Brooklyn. N Y, Is
visiting Mrs. D. H Colltnson, Wine ave-
nue..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-19
KANG, THE REf0RMER
Friend and Adviser Of the
Chinese Emperor.
WAS FORCED TO FLEE
TOOK REFUGE WITH THE BRITISH
AT HoNGKoNG.
His Brief Career Of Power at Picking
Bloodthirsty Coup d'Etat Of the
Empress Dowager.
BY WILLIAM E. CURTIS.
,ecial Correspondence of The Evening Star ant

BY WILLIAM E. CURTIS.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star and
Chicago Record Herald
HONG-KONG, April II, 1904.
Kang Yu Wei, known as "the modern
sage" and the 'reformer," "the youth who
fired the Ephesian DOME" the man who
started the row that led to the Boxer trou-
bles and the siege of Peking, who is dis
tinguished among all the human family by
having a reward of 100000 offered for his
head by the Empress Dowager Of China,
has been living quietly here with his
daughter for the last six months, but yes
terday received notice from the police au-
thorities that they could no longer protect
him, and was advised to clear out. He
sailed today upon the French steamer for
Singapore, and will probably go from there
to Australia. But his life is safe nowhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-19

eminent = P inc KSs ine min,sssr and
uncle Of the emperor, rdprted TO HE maj.
esty that Kans was q yisionaty fanatic ana
wanted to overturu- the-customs OF ages.
ported ported Il Is favo ors as sapss that Els
sibie: The remainder of the councli were
sTs ded to IN es 11on nf D Tss
such dangerous Subject
Hangs Plzn Of Reform.
The emperor. having become very much
interested in the sabjec91 commanded Mr..
Kang to set forth his views In the form OF
memorial, which was done several weeks
later in great detaiL RECOMMENDING thor
ough reorganization Of the government
upon the plan which has, been followed by
the Japanese, the introduction Of modern
methods and the appointment OF young
men of foreign education and knowledge
of foreign affairs to the important offices
In the place Of the venerable, conservative
and ignorant mandarins. With the memo
rial he sent the emperor copies OF his two
books on THE Regeneration of Japan" and
1.-THE Life of Peter the Great" and urged
his majesty to follow the example of the
great Emperor of Russia. This memorial,
tous events in Chinese history, before its
presentation to the emperor, was submitted
to and revised by Rev. Gilbert Reed, a
Presbyterian minister at Picking, and Tim
othy Richard, Scotchman Of great force
of character and thorough knowledge of
Chinese affairs, who is at the head Of the
Society for the Diffusion Of Christian
knowledge in China. Mr.. Kang consulted
these gentlemen freely and openly through
his entire experience at the Chinese capital,
and they assisted him in the preparation of
the DEGREES and memoranda which from
time to time he furnished the emperor.
They also assisted him in conducting a
newspaper, called The Progress, which was
established at Picking by command of the
emperor for the purpose of educating the
ma ndarins In modern ideas and explaining
to the public the proposed reforms
Kang Yu Wei was sent for by the en-
peror and spent an entire night with him
explaining the propositions contained in his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-19

laration states that the plaintiff entered
into contract with the defendant to pur-
chase the furniture contained in the CO.
lonfal Hotel, at 10Th and H streets north
west, for 81, 800, and depending on the ar
rangement plaintiff claims he leased q
hotel in Newport News, Va, to which the
furniture was to be removed. The defend
ant 1t is stated, refuses to carry out the
contract and by reason thereof, the plain
tiff claims to have suffered damages which
he estimates at S25 OOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-19
Suit for $25, 900 Damages.

William r. Koch has. by Attorney F..
w. McReynoIds, entered suit for $685. 600
damages against p. H Flynn The dec
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-02

Gtefu 81 Stiobcr. gm
Gnmpier. h2r gcrn0c Don giuhncnn
aetoulmrn III. mclSet. onB er lebtc
Rndlt uu6 beltte Woraen bel Bort
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3ampi, Der am q. Sttober begnnn
nod nid,t ocriiber IT,
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bnb bic Saparcr lid bon 8eIten nadl
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Gtmrire banOInnesmriTe.
autOmObiliabrer lpriteu guli5iIteu
AmmOHiaf in's Geiidt.
c0pyrighted By rhe Associated Press


Hew Dort, 81. Oft. - 0e,u
g)orfer Slitcmo6iIfdhrer glouben elm
@iittei gefunoeu 5u baben, um lih Der
&crioIgungen Der BoIBei 5u entIeoi.
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Dos iic oen perfolgeRoen 8eanten ms
6ciid)t ipriteu. Gas lit beute an Der
8. 2IOenue einem 6obrrabpoli5iIten
pniiiert.
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mobiIfobrer me9en Su idneIIen 6n6.
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0urd Den Sab oerTelben 5uge3ogen.
2Ils er iiGl nuf Goiten befanD, iouite
2in groBcS Nutcmo6il nit Nuei 9tGns
ncrn uno jlpei 6rauen an ibm pcrbei.
gr ioroerte ben Gbauffeur gum Salten
oui erhielt o6er nur elm ip0ttiihes
9ndlen SIR glntIport, uno nnbm Die
Ecrfolguna ouf. gln Ser 40. Strabe
boItc er oen SeIbItfuhrer elm, uls ibm
slmmoniof ms @eii6t seIprist rpuroa
mo er topfiiber pon ieinem Guoe fiel.
GIs er Dieoer 3u Iib fnn1, ioar ooS
automobil oeriflpunben, un0 Der
&eamte lnubte nit ieinem 5erbrode.
nen &abe Onoon ge1en.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-02
Hnanernrllms arbrrrart)nne.
Gaerifaniidle Shladtidjiffe febler-
bait asbnnt.
oDpyrIrhled by she AssooIated Pre-.

Gan Sroncisco, 81. Oft. -
Seit Monaien i6on iIt es Slotten
oifijieren gellingen einen groBen sSeb.
Ter oui geipiHen Der neueren nmerifo.
nii9en ShInhtihiffe geheim gu BAL.
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lit; es lit Gin 10 grober 5ebIer. 0ob
bobur@ Die BebrIGhigfeit Der betrei.
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gen miro. Ger 5chIer Iicat oarin,
ooB man Oergelien Eat, ben biirteren
Seil ser ouf Dem 8erbed oufgebouten
gitoOeIle NIT Bon5er 81 oerieben. mo-
burd bic 10 lebS bS3ouieenSh Shnellfeuer-
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b09iter @efabr Ihtueben. auBeroem
tonnen @ranoten. tpelfe burb oieien
unqepnn5erten 3cil einihlngen. bic
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nerbaIb Der @itobcIle befinoet uno
Sprengltiide BON @ronaten NIT 2eid
tiafeit ourh ons Ged in Die Moidi-
men ihlogen fonnen.
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ben Grbouera. ionDcrn BEN aonllruf-
teuren Ser S6iife. or betriiit bie
Sflad,iIdifFe y0bio.@ .Mloine.~
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uno .SSSlimois.
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IGdtIi6cr Gtrafenramb.

ct grofIe. &is., 20. Oft -
8mei maStierte uno beiunifnete Stra-
Benr6iiber iibsriielen uro berdubten
Den .reihen @ru6enbeIiter @ilis
@niS bon goltmnn, 8is.. nm $4,000
in Solo. Die Eat geidlab porgeIteru
9tbeno ehpo flint Meilen bon 8rnirie
on Gbien. @uis batte ons Uelo aus
Der 9ont eebolt. um ieine 2eiite 5u
be5oblen; er begnb lih crit nad Gem
GbenoeiIen ouf Die Seimfobrt. gei
Dem lieberfou Iiel elmer 9l1uber oem
Bfero in oie 8iiseI, tp1breno Der al.
oere Iib Nns @eIo iiherte. Gais mubte
bornuf auSteipen iuio su 6uS and}
Der sta6t siriidfehren. rahrenS ons
gfero in einet onoern Rihtung oo.
pcneetrieben hairbe. unb Damn per-
ihmanoen otc MaubeenoIien in Den
uaben 9iiiden.
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8ono 0u 2ac 8is., 80. Gtt.-
7os Ieitonlent bes neulih oeritorbe.
men geniatnin gSiIb lit i'm Brobote.
aeridt einqereitt unO eroffnet NOR.
ben. Gie Sinterlaiienifait miro ouf
$4,000 angegeben. Gem giIhof
uno Nem Sapitel Der CT. Ynulusfirhe
81 6ono on Soc tperbcn $1,000 Der.
maht. Sebes ainb Oes gerItorbenen
erbGlt $1,000 uno iebeS ser nelm
@roBfinrer $4,000. giner St,nciter
bes 8er5torbenen iperSen $1,000 oer-
moAt, un0 Sri. Sobnion, Deld]e in
ser Sonilie res Beritorbenen Iebte,
$4,000. Ser gleIt beS @ernoqens iii
unter gerrpoltung geItellt uoroen,
uno oie 3inieu oesielben foIIen urter
Die iehs ainber gleidindbis uerteili
ueroen.
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Strrih in orn 9ohlenerubrn.
Die SabritublmaI6inilteu sebeu an
ben glnSitnno.
copyrlghted By the Assoolsted rress

Gbicngo, 81. Sft. - Gie 5obns
ituhImoihiniIten in oen 8ei6tohlens
qrubcn oes Stuotes fiinoi1en or boB
Tie beute umWitterna6t an oen Streif
geben meroen. @em iih ser Stretf
niht obrenben IdBt, tueroeu bic $50
gSeiHfohIcnqruben oes Stuatcs NIT
ibren 1900 sInaeIteGten itia Iiegen
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ben ouf minOeItens 10 Gage, nem
ntht Idnger. idlieBen miiroe, obrJobI
Elm 5nmpatbieitreif Ger @rGber niht
su befiirhteu lit.
Ger @rumo iiir ben s(usItano licei
in Der Sor0eruna Scr @ru6enbpIiber,
oaB Iib Die Moihiniitcn cine JeSuf,
ton bon 5.55 Bro,ent om 2o6n 0eiol.
len Iaiien. 9ie Mnichiniiten IieBen
fih I'M Sriibiabr cine Reouftion bon
5.5 Tro5ent gefoIIen, ipeiaern iih
nber, ouf einen ipeiteren Shnitt elm.
su0eben.
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GieSer elm GrfOls Der SIdedyeu.

@ien, 81. Sftober. - gSie per.
Ioutet, itebt cine 4efonltruftion ces
oiterreihiihen Miniiteriums bepcr
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fiiblt. gnqucp 1T uneroinqs elm outer
0eittIder, ober Rnnoo's @rnennnuna
beoeutet einen entldieoelten tidedi.
i6en @sfolg.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-02
Mor0 i'll prun'u unnia.
YOlitiIdIc 6rrcgnn9 fiibrt sur Ne'
gclnn9 Won Rurotntcn.
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ginnen 81 StunOcn iin0 bier 5luci
Wiorbe begangCn tpor0en.
0aS cine Gpier lit Elm llnbcfonn.
ter, bon Oem Elm 9elpilierSteoe @oruf,
Elm slngciteIlter in Der GofSnnIagr Der
8eTermergeIeaidoft, bcri6tet, Dab cr
an Snmstag 9lbenO in einen Der
SdmcI5oien geporfen lno Oerbrannt
tuor6en lit.
goruf iogt, er bobe Qcieben, tpie
6rei gIanner auf eiuem Sicn Iih prii.
eelten, tpobei elmer berielbcn in ben
Sien Qclporfen ipor0en lei. Ger Goro.
ner IieB geItern cen Sfen ousrdumen,
uno man fanO oerbrannte menihlihe
&nohen uno 3Gbne. 8er Oie N0roer
iin0, pciB man nidt.
I'm Wiitternndt am Samstog 6at
Clifford Sunlep Sen Simon Sonobue
eri6oiien unb ben @iliom Ioroon
am Irm oeripmnoet. Saplep uno
9onn6ue, oie Iih nidt fonnten, gerie.
ten in cine poIiti1be DisfuiTion unb
Woroolu miIdte Ii6 binein. ScluIep
eriif gum &eooloer uno feuerte 5lpei
Sbiiiie. Ger Roroer lit entfom;uen;
man pernutet, OaB er iid nod ieiner
Seimot in A0OuSoiIle. Ohio, begeben
bat.