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The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
LOSS OF LOVER DRIVES
YOUNG GIRL TO SUICIDE
Edith Bricont, Daughter of New York
Manufacturer, Sends Bullet
Through Her Heart.

BERLIN. April 20.-Miss Edith Bri-
cont of New York, aged % years,
daughter of a manufactures, has com
mitted suicide with revolver. Ac-
cording to the Lokal Anzeiger, Miss
Bricont became engaged to a German
engineer who went to New York for
the purpose of studying engineering
conditions, in the United States. The
engineer, whose name is not given, re-
turned to Berlin. recently and was i'm
mediately taken sick. The young wo-
man, who came here with her parents.
arrived after the engineers death. and
the day after the burial the parents
went to Wiesbaden. She remained in
the house of her fiance's brother,
promising to meet her parents in Ham
burg. Before the time set for her de-
parture she visited the grave of her
dead lover. She returned home over
come with grief and ended her life.
The bullet pierced her heart.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
BLACK MEN
ARE BARRED
FROM NAVY
Federal Recruiting
Officer Draws
Color Line.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW ORLEANS, April 2O-Several
negroes who applied for admission into
the United States navy, through the
recruiting office recently established in
this city, were not wanted in any
capacity.
Lieutenant Boyd, the recruiting off,
Ger. explained that he had been in
structed by the department to enlist
only the most desirable men and he
did not consider negroes of the most
desirable class He intimated that the
exclusion of the negroes was on his
own responsibility, but there is. good
reason to believe recruiting officers
have received a quiet tip" that the
department is not desirous of enlist
ing any more negroes.
Lieutenant Boyd said there was not
more than 500 negroes among the 3O,-
600 men in the navy and the number
was gradually decreasing.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
April ZephyrS Cause Great
Damage to Orchards
and Gardens.
Six Inches of Snow Checks Progress
Of Work on the Exposition
Grounds at st. Louis.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CHICAGO. April 2o.-Heavy storms
prevailed in several States in the Mid
ole West to-day. Reports tell of much
damage TO fruit and early spring prod
ucts. Railroad and streetcar traffic
was impeded and telegraph and tele-
phone communication interrupted.
At St. Louis blizzard conditions pre-
vailed and six inches of snow was
measured. The horse racing and the
baseball game scheduled for this after
noon were called of. At the Worlds
Fair grounds it was said that the only
trouble occasioned by the storm would
be in delaying the work Of preparing
for the opening on April 3O./ The diff
hculties. however, may be overcome by
increasing the force Of workmen.
X is reported from Kansas City that
q light snow was accompanied by a de-
cided fall in temperature in North
western Missouri. Throughout Kansas
there was a heavy rain, an inch of
water falling.
Dispatches received in Louisville re-
port heavy snowfall and injury to
crops in Western Kentucky. At Bowl
ing Green. MadisonviIle and Hender-
son the temperature reached the freez-
ing point.
Nearly an inch and half OF rain
has fallen IN Eastern Nebraska in the
last eighteen hours. The temparture
remained above the freezing point and
1t is believed the fruit crop escaped
injury.
Evansville, Ind. reports that four
inches of snow has fallen and the
damage TO orchards. gardens and
farms will be great. The snowfall
was general throughout Southern In
diana.
OSwEGO. X. Y. April 2O.-A furi-
Gus snowstorm with high winds and
low temperature was raging in this
section to-day. Blizzard conditions
prevail throughout Northern New
York.
MONTP PELIER. VT, April 2O.-Cen-
tral and Northern Vermont are snow
covered as the result Of a storm which
began last night and still prevailed TO-
day. The mercury stands at zero.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
FALL OF NINE STORIES
DOES NOT KILL CRITIC
Dramatic Editor OF New York Paper
Seriously Injured i'm the Nor
ton Building.

NEW YORK, April 20.-H. r.
Hertzberg. dramatic editor Of the
Evening Journal, was probably fatally
injured to-day by falling nine stories
into an area way Of the Morton building
Hertzberg had been playing billiards
at the Press Club and shortly after he
had started for home his almost life
less body was found in the basement.
1t is supposed that while coming down
the stairs he leaned over the balus-
trade and lost his balance.
Hertzberg is 35 years old and un-
married. He came to New York re-
Gently from New Orleans.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
WILLIAMS CHARGES KNOX
WITH NEGLECT OF DUTY
Says Attorney General Has Failed in
His Duty i'm Connection With the
Merger Case.

WASHINGTON, April 2O.-At a
meeting to-day of the House Judiciary
Committee Williams of Mississippi, the
minority leader, charged that the At
torney General had failed in his duty
10 conduct criminal prosecutions
against those declared by the Supreme
Court in the merger decision to have
violated the antitrust law, and also
hsc failed to institute legal proceed
ings against the anthracite coal car
riers, although the Attorney General
had in his possessions a report favor
able to prosecutions of these railroads.
Through the failure Of all but three
OF the Republican members to attend
the meeting of the House Committee
on judiciary to-day favorable reports
were authorized on two resolutions in
troduced by Williams, calling for in
formation from the Attorney General.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
ITO GIVES TO PERRY FUND.
Marquis Expresses His Countrys
Friendship for America.

TOXIC, April 20.-Marquis Ito to-
day contributed $3.50 to the Perry me-
mortal relief fund. In letter accom-
panying the contribution the Marquis
said:
Permit me. to express my warmest
sympathy in this work, which will not
only perpetuate the name of your
great commodore, who already is
revered and loved here, but which will
also carry home to every one of us,
even the poorest. of our families, the
traditional friendly feeling of Amer
leans toward our countrymen.
This enterprise, to a certain ex-
tent, is interpreted as an endeavor on
the part of those who first introduced
us to Western ideals to lead us fur
ther toward a universal community
and humanitarian principles. Before
these national frontiers should vanish,
as they will vanish.
Il sincerely hope that this work will
be crowned with unprecedented sue
cess"
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
MARK HANNA'S MEMORY
is HONORED IN OHIO
For Third Time Legislature Ceases
Labors Out of Respect TO Late
Senator.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. April 2O.-For
the third time since the present ses-
sion began the Legislature paused in
its work to pay honor to the late
Marcus A. Hanna. The second week
in January it elected him to a second
term in the Senate. A month later il
adjourned out of respect to his death
and TO attend his funeral and TODAY
the two branches met i'm joint session
TO hold formal memorial exercises and
TO pay honor TO his memory.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
CHRISTIANS GATHER NEAR
THE GATES OF JERUSALEM
Fourth Worlds Sunday School Con-
vcnuon Is Held i'm the Holy
Land

JERUSALEM. Monday. April IS CDe-
layed in ransmission) The worlds
fourth Sunday school convention opened
to-day in a huge tent outside Herods
gate. Archdeacon Sinclair delivered
the opening sermon. taking for his text
Matthew xxi, Is. The attendance in
cluded 500 Americans and 500 British.
Many other delegates from all quar-
tiers OF the globe were present.
=. X. Warren has been elected presi-
dent Of the convention.
Numerous Turkish officials and
Greek. Armenian. Roman Catholic.
Jewish and other priests are honored
guests Of the delegates.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
FIND OIL DEPOSITS
IN SOUTHERN ARIZONA
Experts Say Discovery Near Mexican
Line May Be Most Important

DOUGLAS, a. T., April 20.-Impor-
tant oil discoveries have been made on
the international line near here. Hun
dreds of people have visited the new
field. Experts who have been on the
ground say the strike bids fair to be
one of the important ones of the West
Already arrangements have been made
to erect derricks on the fields. and
work will be pushed extensively until
the country is thoroughly prospected.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
Sentenced for Horse Stealing.

STOCKTON, April 2O.-Harry Will
liams. who confessed to the theft of
four horses and pleaded guilty to two
charges of larceny brought against
him. was this afternoon sentenced by
Judge Nutter to eight years in San
Quentin on the first charge and nine
on the second, which begins at the ex-
piration of the first sentence.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21

The Perry memorial relief fund was
organized in Toxic on March 81, on
the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary
of the signing of the Perry treaty by
Japan and the United States. The
purpose of the fund is to bring aid to
destitute families of Japanese soldiers
and sailors. A number of prominent
Japanese and Americans subscribed to
the fund as soon as the movement was
organized.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
POWERFUL RUSSIAN ARMY.
One Hundred Thousand Troops In
Northeastern Korea.

TOXIC, April 20.-Russian troops to
the number of 100000 are reported to be
in occupation of Yonggan. in North
eastern Korea.
A detachment Of forty Cossacks has
appeared for second time at Songjin.
about $50 miles north of Gensan. where
they burned the Japanese settlement
and took possession of the post and tel
egraph offices. AS there were no Japa-
nese troops present the Korean officials
of Songjin were friendly to the Rus
slams. Another detachment of seventy
five Russian soldiers has advanced as
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
Boulder Creek Has a New Ma,or.

SANTA CRUZ, April 2o.-The Board
of Trustees of the town of Boulder
Creek organized by selecting w. H.
Dool as Mayor of the town. Two de-
feated candidates filed a protest and
notice of contest-O. L. McAbee
against Trustee-elect Dan Hartman
and r. l.. Seidlinger against Marshal
elect A. c. Clairmount. The Coun-
ell, after listening TO legal advice, re-
jected both contests.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
Manila conspirators sentenced.

MANILA, April 20.-Vicente Luc-
ban. who was an active leader of the
insurgents on the island of Samar in
1900, and Cyetano Lucban. his brother,
who was formerly secretary of the
Filipino revolutionary junta at Hong
kong, have been sentenced each to five
years imprisonment for conspiracy to
overthrow the Government.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
SPANISH WAR SOCIETIES
ARE NOW, CONSOLIDATED

Veterans of Late Action Unite and
Major Megrew Is Commander
i'm Chief.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 20.-ArticIes
providing for the consolidation of the
three Spanish war societies under the
name of the United Spanish War Vet
erans have been signed. The new So
ciety embodies six hundred camps, To-
Gated in every State, Hawaii, Porto
Rico and the Philippines, with men,
bership of 100000. The commander in
chief is Major Harold c. Megrew.
Among the members of the Council Of
Administration are Senator Charles
Dick, Ohio; Governor Winfield T. Dur
bin, Indiana; Thomas F. O'Neil, San
Francisco, and Colonel McClintock,
Arizona.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
citizens, Bank Closes Doors.

ENID. Okla. April 2O.-The Citi-
zens' Bank, one of the largest here.
closed its doors to-day WILLIAM Ken
nedy. the president. said that he be-
lieved every cent of liabilities would be
paid in full. The failure was caused
by slow collections. No statement was
issued
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
E,miI Paur Goes TO Pittsburg.

DRESDEN, April 20.-Emil Paur.
the musical conductor, signed a con-
tract yesterday to direct the Pitts
burg Orchestra for the next three sea-
sons in consideration of $4,000 per
season of twenty-five weeks, beginning
in October
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
ordered 70 sanlo Domingo.

SAN JUAN, April 2O.-The United
States auxiliary steamship Gloucester.
station ship here, sailed for Santo Do
mingo last night, under orders from
the Navy Department.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
ramous warrior to Visit the Fair.

WASHINGTON, April 20.-Major
General Peter Joseph Ostenhaus, one
of the famous cavalrymen of the
Civil War, will arrive in this city from
his present home in Mannheim, Ger
many, April 25. EIe will visit Presi-
dent Roosevelt and the Worlds Fair
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
FOUR HIGHWAYMEN
ROB RUSSIAN TRAIN
Raid the Mali Car and Escape With
Registered Letters and VaIuabIes
MoI.fh $50. 600

trans-caucssisn Railway was held up
between Novo-sanakai and Absshy
by four men, who entered the mail car.
after binding the officials. escaping
with registered letters and valuables
worth $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21

aster, hoping to save some of the
buried miners.
GENEVA, Switzerland, April
2o.-After three days of contin-
uous rains many avalanches and
landslides have occurred in the
neighborhood of the Sin1plon
Pass. At Gringiols an avalanche
buried twenty persons and FIVE
houses.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
One Hundred Men
Entonbed Near
Preglato.
Sliding Earth De-
moIishes Homes
in Grengiols.

TURIN. Italy, April 20. -
About 100 miners have been
buried by an immense avalanche
near the village of Preglato. A
violent storm is sweeping over
that locality, and it's feared that
other avalanches may result. The
whole population of the village
and a detachment of forty soldiers
have gone to the scene of the dis
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
TEE wEArHExI

Forecast made at San Fran
cisco for thirty hours ending at
midnight April 81. 1904;
San Francisco ana vicinity
Fair Thursday; light north
winds. changing 60 fresh west
erly. A. G.. McADIE,
District Forecasser.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21

Continued on Page 2. Column 4.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-21
THE rnEArEHs.

Alcasar - "Ths Trisky Nrs.
Johnson"
california-"rhe Greatest Thing
In the World.s
Central-"Fhe white Squadron" !"
Chutee-VaudevilIe.
Notwithstanding for once"
Pischer's-"Chow Chow
Grand-"Hoity Toity."
Majegtic-"The Crisis"
Orpheurn-vaudevil1e. Matinee
To-Day.
Tivoli-"The Beggsr student"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-26

.aa SsNefslsmA oahgsi uwa HAssaa
harw I'M i@~asgesw surSu NaEen
lass E.h eheN aastn ma cen IahEeu
civ ususe aapuol haaen. yasnrrish
n SO isuaes. vaa een .hohsa Roilen
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hea. Die asica. ASershicarSate Wlp
tsRnen aai einmal in mentaen 8 len
hobnpaaen unicr TheFcm 5dH6e
uaS ta ~tarseasr 3sit aad 1,itdea
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@enm oaS RoptioI in pierre bleibt,
10 miro ipeaen Der nnsuldnoIidpteii
oeS oort'aeH RapiioIS ioIort sinusueS
0apiioI 9cbout ueroCn miiIen mo
ole SieuerSahIer meroen iofort ooIUr
5n bledlen boben. IN glitd1sll bsiin,
oct iih bereitS Elm neIeS Rapitolecs
b6uoe. oaS Iiir uiele Sabre ouSret
deno letn miro uno ooS benz Staate
pom Wlitd,ea Sur Serii9una sellent
1T. SDoS nun Die gehauptuus betrifi.
Dob Die 6escno inn iio5itIiheu 1beiIe
oeS StonteS Dor Sohren senou 10
lpor, nie oieienise in Der umscaeno
BON Pierrc, 10 autruorten luir oarauT
bah Die Sarmer IN bieiiser Se9eno
iehr baIo a%usIanoen, ooB bic Soocns
b~sIdloHenbeit cine opoere mar rno
Die Neibooen, nm Grnten AZ ersielen,
sednoeit rpuroen. pierre botie iiber
IA Sahe lang 6elesenbeit. oieieni'
gen, fpelhe oaS 2ono nm 9Iierre
rIdled1t madten~. oeS beIie.
rem an belebren: uno bis heute tonn-
ten lie Go nid)t Iertie brimsen. ST
ons bic Shulo pierre'S ODER 30
oenbeIdoHenbeit III ooriiser Gescno?
Die oieIen 2dnoiuirtbe, neldle bort
5ormoeriud,e mod)ten uno nidt lon
ger @eIo oerlieren mcIIten uno meg
3oeen, t5nnten bic bette antrpori ae.
ben. Die 9ieh3iithter Tiuo bort sebIie.
ben uno reih aemoroen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-26


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aa esr nussttsEt .em vsnhh Na.
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th taRn Mana auabiu pissrla ssht
nsutsunen glaane einsn inoRsu
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brop. Ia 20 trIaS slsrleSuns sessu
uuisre bodi selhdgie yissis,uns II
en- oieisr 9adie portsi "a nshmsn. 10
bobsn wir Tsuiih RaTieu ole Uric.
dlc iiir 9iuBlano su itehsu. idion bee.
mcgeu. ,ueilunieTe geriuauoie. Srcul,
be auO 9stnnnis la ocm eoTtiaeu
Rcihe mitmodlen
Stun nod elm turser 9sri1bt DON
lmiercr nmaeQeno. Wit 9reidlen Tiuo
,oir bereiiS iertia nno boo Srnteer
aebuiB mor iehr peridlieoen; Spdt'
irudIt bot, iuie Ihon iriibcr beridtci
ipuroe, iiart pom HoIt seliiten uno
mar oaS 6rgebniB Don 3 bis . gu
ideI per slder. 5rihruei3eR poil 10
9u'd,eI uno oorlber. 5erIte, SaIer,
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per Ider. 0arioieI Iino redIt gut.
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Spdtes bat pom SroIt eeIitteu. Der
preis Don WeiSen III ebenIo peridDie
oen Die oas GrsebniB; bon 90 Scents
bis $l.00 per 9uideI. Cont III al.
les perenii9t uno munter, uno hoI.
fem mir audi ons uniere beporitebens
be HopembernabI Su einem pouitdn'
oisen republtoniFdjen Siese ssIanse.
nm ben Su erlanoen. miiiien mir ober
au6 ale Wann fir Nann gum.
StimmtoTten seben mno fir unIere
aonbioaten Stimmen.
Dit @ruB an ollie 2eier Der cure
To YoIt 5eid1net
ahiuissuou.
Sobonn Sttm nr.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-26
Su perfaufen $50 M6er Sano

SD uerfouie 3u einem uieorioen
Preile, lueun IoIort 9etauit. mcine
Spei 0ierteliectiouen 2ano, cine boIbe
UieiIe u6rolid bon Gureto. betomt
ais oos Yieluina Giaenthum. DleIes
2ouo wuroe INNER benuBt nm Die
5tootheeroe oalaui gu peioen; uno
lie9t mur cine Y Dieile pom 9ohubpi
nb, nno 8i,den, ShuIen NIB Stores
limb nohe babel. DieicS eono arenSt
on ooS Sobn &eim yono, uno bot
5luci Srunncn mil euiem WoIIer.
uno EN- bunoert Ader oooon Iino uu,
ter BFIue. I'm ndhere Nuetunit men.
&c mon iih brieTlidD on
Or. 10. s.. 9oteIer,
6reoerid. ginrpIcno.
Sept.28-Dec28.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-26
Nettet 3tpei po,tt Sooe.

,unIere fIeine 9odter batte cinen
foIt iootliden 9InIa0 bon 2eud,bu.
item mo 9rourhitis." id1reibt Srou
u &. 6opiIono, bon armonf, %. y.
raher aIs ale @litteI perIosten reites
ten mir ibr 2eben NIT Or. Sings
Neuer Gntoeduns. llnIere giidie, mel.
DIE bic Shwinoiudi in einem fort
seihrittenen Stnohim bntte, sebroud,'
tie ebeuious bieie iumoeroole Yleoi.
ain uno befinoet Fidp jebt u6ais fpobI."
Ser5weiIelte 6oIssuno SunsenIeioen
lueihen nor Or. ains's neuer Gnt.
oetune role Dor feiner onoerer Wles
oi5in auI Groen. nnfebIbor ge9en 6us
iten unb SrtdItuns. SOC uno 81 SIos
id)en sorontirt bon allen 9potbetern.
9eriubeFaid)sn frei.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-26
MHtumg seller!

Jd idide bon ieBt an allen mei'
men 2eier, bic elm, apei nno ldnaeze
Sobren nit ibren Announcements in,
ytiditonbe Iiuo, hire Red1uuneen AT,
I'D, tbue oieIeS um allen meinen &c
Ter, Die melt bon Gureto entiernt
uno nur iebr ieIteE bierber tommer
Su Sei9en, pie Tie init ibren 9Ibun'
nements ftehen. Sn Der 5oHmne,
ooB ale oieie eeIer. neId,e iid mil
ibren Announcements inn RadItonos
beFnoen. boloieIt ibren 9erpfIid1tun'
gen uodtommen ,ueroen, 5eid)net
adtunseuou,
8. s. Soc.
6eraus9eber,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-26
WeSbaIb ut 9eitd)ea seeigme'
ter fur GtaatSs Gampts

sWorum ioIl has capitol BON pier.
re per!est peroen? SIS 1T ood1 Der @e.
IeBsebcr uno nidt Der GARNER ipcacn
Oh. uno iuenn bic Wiiidealeufe be,
boupten. bob Der Srnno uno Boben
lpeftl;d bon pierre fir ben aderbau
Snid)tS tauaen, 10 boben tie CANA Der.
aeFen, Dab oieIeiben Beomeumeen
auh i'm iruftporen ilo5ItIiden 9beiIe
bes Staates Dor Sabren oorbonben
muren."
SieIe %NeuBerums b6rten mir bon ei.
nemt i'm SnIoe Yierre'S itebenoen 20
litijd)en Drohiaieber. ,Eos 2opitoI it
Der 6eieBseber rpe8en oo. stimmt.
@erooe Die @eIeB9eber perIoneten Ieit
Sabrcn weseli Der 1n3uganeIidteii
Dol pierre feline DerIeauns. GbenIo
perlangen eS aue Dieienisen, lpelfe
enolidl miioe Iino, 5onIenoe bon Tol
IorS FIR UleiIenaeIoer oeS umpees
nado pierre boIber ertro ben @eIeb.
gebern SobIen an miiHen. uno ouBer
ibnen audi Den Mouofoteu. meIdne DC
Sadie ibrer RIlenten ia oertreten bo
ben NIB rpe9en Der Innaen Gntieru,
nns. rpooarh iie .aaeIans pom ibrsn,
6eim Iern9eboIler mcroen, ertra Iid
be3ableu IoIien. 8eIinoet Iid ooS SEA
piicl IN 9iit5ea, 10 peroen iebes
eSnbr Qauicnne npm Dollars allen
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-26

WtrS. @Iiiabetb 6il BON Drpwooo.
WisconIin, er3dbIt ibre Griobrune
foIsenoermoBen: pllnasidbr 3 Sabre
5uriid besann ih cine Sur NIT Sor'
mis- alpentrduter- 8lutbeleber. Sh lit
on ben 9lie,en nno Die aer3te erfldr
ten meinen 5aa boffnunsslos, obeT
oos berrIihe 6eilmittel 5orni<s I'll
pentrduier 9Iutbeleber sob mir meme
Seiunobeit pieoer."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-26
Ia. Ottober 80

III. lJU4.
Sc 1T seraoe3u emp5reno lpie eli.
mem oa in ieBiser Seit artiteI ouise.
tiiI1t lperoen, uno oa3u nod bon
eroB, meiiperbreiteten oeutId)en 3ei
tunseu. Jd las Do fiirSIid einen Dir.
tifel nit Der lleberid1rift: rWarum
untcrIieeen bic RuHen?@ Sn benz ars
tifeI ioet eS uno niro beboupist. oas
be, Nherslaubcn IN Der ruiIiIhem slrs
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oiele unm09liG 5a eiuem Sie9e &C.
Ionsen t5nHen. llno neiier beiBt ee
bort. bob ooS ruIIiide Deer Don ei.
nem DleiIioS ODER arieessott sefiibrt
NIB nod) mebr Ioiher unIinn uno
oummc Dinses. (oieieS Iino mirtlid
oumme 0inaer uno 3lpor 10 DUNN,
oas lie Idcn iiber bic PoliSeisren3e
binouS9eben. Hnm. b. T.l
VIM ShluB beiBt ee nod, onB bic
m~ciiten Solonten ,Salismane" oil
Tid tro9en. oomii lie tuseIIeIt Iino.
Sd luia oarhous nidt beItreiten,
oas in benz aroBen ruiiiiden 9ieide
unier Der nieceren GloHe nidt oieIer
ooer iener aber9Iaube egiitirt. Sd,
hobe 3 Sabre in Der ruiIiId,en sIr'
NEE 9eoiem uno bin 2ouienoe bon
yieiIen IN 3uBIono berum setom
men, mno bobe mdbreno oieIeS 3eit.
ranmes, ben ruIIiId)en Solooten in
ieoer 9inIidt t0nnen 9elernt, ia idl
babe Ic9nr nod) elm tleiner 3DeiI
meiner Dienit3eit i'm ruIiIdrtiirteu
8riese mitsemod,t, ober 10 etlpns Gr.
fmoenes, babe i'd nid1t eeIeben ODER
Sapon 9cbort unb beboupte oaber,
oaB eS nid1iS Anoeres oiS cine miIe,
rable Serieumoun9 sescn Die brope
rnlliid,e armee 1T. Sd min nid1t be.
houpte'l, ooS ale oeutidDe 3eituneen
oerart aefonnen Iino, neim, man muB
%nnIerer .Gureto poIt," Dies gum
Rnbm nodia9en, ooe Tie ibre SpoI.e
bon 10 fauotiihem 3eus rein bali.
(Die sGurefa poIt" unb piele onoere
oeutIde 3eitunsen tonnen, auIridiie
scid9t. luenn iie unporteiii6 unb
mohrbeiis9etreu bouoeln monen, FOL,
den nnfinn in ihrea SpoItSn nid)i
a%uInebmen. anm. b. Reo.) glbcr es
9ibt lpeI6e oentide 3eitunsen, De,
nen mo- es abiiibIt, ni: mobI es ibs
nen tent, tpenn iiber HuBlamo etpos
un'pobres beridltet iuiro; aber oh
ibre M%bonnenien eS chen 10 nit ei.
mem ioldiem Sroblinn leien, ous ,piro
Die Belt lebren. y9oS idD iiber ben
ruiiiidcn SoIooteu gu iosen babe, lit,
ooS or fem 5eialin9 lit lonoeru, in
ieoer 6inIidt Ieine AuT9obe piinttlid
%erIiilIt, err lit ieoer 3eit bereit inn Der
trouen an Soil Iiir<S 0aterIono ben
leBten 9lutetropien an opiern Dis
ciplin, ober ntd)t ioIde Ionatiide
Dinser, ia 10 GtmoS fonn pieaeidt in
Sapan ODER ionit 100 aeImbcn rper'
ben, aber nid,t in Der ruiitihen sr
NEE.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-26

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