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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-05

Washington. d. c., Oct. 5.-Hcnry G..
Payne postmaster general of the Unit
ed States, a member of the national
republican committee. a stalwart of his
party, with the history of which both
his home state and nationally he has
been identified for many years, died at
his apartments at the Arlington hotel
at Clio o'clock last night, aged so
years The death and its cause was
announced in the official bulletin of
the attending physicians as disease of
! the mitraI valve and dilatiOn of the
heart.
! Mr.. Payne had been in poor health
for two years, but his last illness coy
cred only seven days, an attack of
heart trouble last week pTecipitating
the end at a time when. after rest,
The seemed TO have recovered a meas
ure of his vitality impaired by years of
arduous labor. Death Yesterday after
noon came after nearly six hours of
unConsCiOusness
Dies just After President Leaves.
| The last official caller TO inquire as
to Mr.. Payne's condition was President
Roosevelt, and he had been gone only
about ten minutes when the stricken
member of his cabinet expired. As
Mr.. Roosevelt was leaving, about 8
O'Clock, he spoke feelingly of Mr.
| Payne as the sweetest. most lOvable,
and most trustful man I ever knew
When the postmaster general had
breathed his laft DR.. Magruder led Mrs.
Payne out of the room. 1t was stated
that she had stood up bravely under
the heavy strain.
When Mrs Payne saw that the end
was near she summoned Rev. DR.. Dun
Hap. Of St Johns Episcopal church.
and at her request he read at the bed
side OF the dying man psalm $50, out
of the depths" and then repeated the
prayers the Episcopal church provides
shall be read at the bedside Of those
labout 10 pass away
Funeral Services I'm Capital.
| Funeral services Will be held at ST.
Johns Episcopal church. this city. Fri
day morning. and at 3:15 that after
noon the body will be taken aboard the
private car Of President a J. Earring
of the Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul
; railroad.
The remains should arrive at Mil
? waukee Saturday evening, and services
, will be held next Sunday al the All
Saints Episcopal church there. \ mes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-05
ASK CABINET SEAT
Tuberculosis Congress Members
Want Commissioner of Pub
lie Health
HOLDS SESSION AT FAIR CITY
Establishment of Municipal Sanitari.
urs to Treat White Plague
Favored.

st. Louis. Mo, Oct. 5.-The Ameri-
can international congress of tubercu-
losis yesterday adopted a resolution
calling for the appointment of a com
missioner of the public health, with a
seat in the cabinet He is to be EN-
powered with adequate authority and
means to suppress tuberculosis.
Importance of Prevention.
The various speakers told of ways
and means that might be enforced
through legislation for the prevention
of the infection and spread of con
sumption. The papers presented and
ensuing discussions dealt with legisla-
ton, compelling state and national
governments to closely inspect not only
public buildings and vehicles of trans
portatiOn, but also tenement districts
and schools.
1t was also advanced that beneficial
results would be attained by the segre-
CATION of the tuberculaT insane in asy-
lums and hospitals.
Sanitariums are Demanded.
The question of establishing munci-
pal sanitariums was also discussed and
a resolution adopted calling upon all
municipalities to isolate tubercular pa
tients in sanitariumS expressly built
for their accommodation and treat
ment Resolutions were also adopted
declaring that systematic efforts should
be made for the education of the pub
lie in relation to the durability of tubeT-
culosis through the circulation of
pamphlets. the holding of health con-
ventions. and the organization of local
and state societies for the suppression
of the disease.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-05
A FATAL BATTLE WITH
ROBBERS Is REPORTED
Several Guards at Casa Grande, Mex.
Said to Have Been Killed
in Clash.

FL PasO. Tex. Oct. "a report re
ccived from Casa Grande. Mex. says
that a number of fiscal guards of that
place fought a desperate battle with
band Of robbers in the Sierra Mad
res. west of there. and that several
OF the guards were killed. Two mem
bers of the band were wounded and
captured. The guards attempted the
arrest OF the bandits. but the latter re-
sisted and the fatal fight ensued
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-05
CONFERENCE AWAITS WAR
Roosevelt Considers il IreHpedient to
Invite Hague Meeting Now.

Washington, ID. G., oct. 5.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt considers it inexpe-
dient 10 try TO get the powers toeeth-
or for "A peace conference at The
Hague until after the Russo-Japanese
war He hopes that ir will be ended
in d year. The call for the conference
of course. may be issued long before
Urace is declared
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-05
FRANCENOT GIVEN INVITATION
Worlds Fair Official DwelIs on Failure
of Airship Contests.

ST. Louis oct. 5.-At a meeting of
the International AerOnauticaI con
gress. which opened yesterday at the
worldr fair. Willard A. Smith, chief of
transportation of the exposition, made
an explanation of the failure of the air
ship contests. Through error. he said,
the Aeronautic club of France was not
formally invited, and the expert en-
ployed TO manufacture the gas had de
parted suddenly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-05

of the postofice, department was de-
termined on several months ago by
President Roosevelt when Mr. Payne
indicated 10 the president his desire to
retire from the department on account
of the precarious state Of his health
Mr.. Payne would have resigned the
portfolio long ago had IL not been for
the then pending investigation Of the
affairs OF the department He felt
however, and said many times 10 his
friends, that he could not relinquish
the duties Of the Office while the lnves
tigatiOn was pending and expressed his
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-05
Boiler EXPLOSION Kills Two.

Nashville. III, Oct 5.-Walter Schu-
macher and Amos Shubert are dead
from injuries received in a sawmill
boiler explosion at'Lively Grove lasT
evening. Seven others were injured
by falling debris. Fragments of the
boiler and engine were hurled great
distances and the mill was wrecked.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-05
PEACE CONGRESS
WOULD END THE WAR

Boston. Oct 5.-The international
peace congress today adopted resoIu-
tions calling upon Russia and Japan
10 end the present war and upon the
signatory power OF The Hague conveu.
tiOn TO press upon the governments
Of Russia and Japan the importance of
putting an end 10 the strife
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-05
TRIES TO BLOW UP A cHURc+
Failure Of Fuse to Burn Prevents Ex
ploSion Of Dynamite.

Monroe. Ind. Oct. 5-An attempt
TO destroy the Methodist church here
was discovered. Holes which had
been bored into the foundation were
filed with dynamite. The fuse had
only partly burned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-05
Many Lives Sacrificed in
Torrents in South
west.
TRAINS ARE HAMPERED
Number of Bridges are Washed
Away, One Bearing Sew
en- Men.

Oklahoma. Okla. Oct. 5.--Of eight
men who were on the LeXingtOn-Pur
cell wagon bridge when it went out
Monday night. one only. Judge HuCk,
er. has been heard from. Hucker
knows nothing of what became of the
Others. and il is believed they are lost.
The men had fought for hours to
keep the bridge from going out. it be
ing the only avenue of communication
between the two towns.
As all telegraph and telephone wires
in the south and southwest portions
of Oklahoma and the southeastern part
of the Indian Territory in the flooded
districts are down. information is hard
to get but that ubtainabe is to the
effect that the waters are receding.
other bridges Gone.
Since last night the Enid and An
adarko bridge in Caddo county: the
Sapulpa -Denisun division bridge Of the
Frisco at Francis. l. r; and the Choc-
taw bridge at Calvin. I. r, have gone
down. Santa Fe trains coming into
this city from the north go as far as
Noble ard come back. Trains east on
the ChOctaw cannot go farther than
HoldCnville. West. on the same road.
the turn back at Geary. No mails have
been received from the south and
southwest for many hours.
Lives Lost i'm Flood.
Santa Fe. \. NJ, Oct reports
received from different points in the
territory show that the loss of life in
the floods was greater than at first
thought. At least 20 persons perished
and all sections have not been def
nitely heard from. Ten Santa Fe pas
senger trains were tied UP at Santa
Fe last night. but passengers are be
ing sent east and west over the Rock
Island and Southern Pacific.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-05
Two DC in Mine eIast.

Petersburg. Ind, Oct. 5.-Everctt
Bodkins and David Key miners. were
killed in the Ayreshire mines yester
day by the premature explosion Of a
shot
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-05
HEARST is CALLER
With Chairman Tsggart and W. F.
Sheehan Dimes with Judge
Parker.
WESTERN PROSPECTS GOOD
Senator Fairbanks Warns 3 His
Work and Kisses Ad.
mirer's 5aby.

New York. Oct. 5.-Judge Parker,
William F Sheehan, Thomas TagSart
and Congressman William T. Hearst
had dinner together last evening 0t the
Hotel Seville Mr. Hearst had just
returned from an extended tour of the
west and the others desired to get
from him his impression OF democrats
ic prospects in the western states.
Mr.. Hearts gave encouraging reports
and discussed the phases OF the cam
paign as regarded by the democrats
in the states lying west of the Mis-
sissippi river. Mr.. Sheehan and NTr.
Taggart went over the situation in the
east and they agreed that the outlook
the close of the dinner NJ. Taggart
said:
I've reviewed the situation in every
phase. Everything is very satisfac-
tory. That is all l care to say"
Fairbanks Warns Up.
Sacramento. Cal. Oct. 5.-Senator
Fairbanks gave his first kiss of the
campaign yesterday afternoon. when
he caressed and pressed his lips to the
cheek of little Adelaide Johnson. three
years old. at the Livermore meeting
The pretty child, clad in white. gave
the senator some flowers. and he ten
derly picked her up and held her in
his arms. while the crowd cheered
The senator spoke to big audiences al
Palo Alto, San Jose. Livermore and
Stockton. At the latter place he was
asked: How about the Colorado bull
pen?"
Has Portrait Painted.
New York. Oct 5.-Judge Parker to
day gave a sitting to Mueller Trey
the portrait painter. When the por
trait is finished it will be given to Mrs
Parker.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-05
WalIs FaII: TMelve Are Hurt.

Carthage, III. Oct 5.-Twelve work.
men were injured by the collapse OF
the walls OF the new high school build
ing; two are seriously hurt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-05
Worked Too Hard ON Inquiry.

determination TO carry the investiEa-
tiOn to Il conclusion.
Worked Too Hard ON Inquiry.
The intense mental and physical
strain incident to the direction of the
postal inquiry seriously undermined
his strength He was warned again
and again by his physicians and
friends that he was sUbjecting himself
10 too great a burden. but he refused
to heed their counsel
Having concluded the pressing work
of the department and carried the in
quiry to Il point where it passed from
the hands of the department officials
TO the courts it was his intention, in Il
few months at most. to yield to the
Iadmonitions of his friends and relin-
quish finally the cares and responsible
/ tiles of official life.
Mr. Payne had returned only recent
/ y from a western trip. and, despite a
slight cold. apparently was in better
physical condition than he had been
/ for some time previously.
/ He was at his desk at the postoffice
/ department last Tuesday, where a
number of his friends spoke Of his ap-
|parently better health.
Wynnc to Act I'm Interim.
! II is the understanding now that Mr..
| COrtelyou will assume the duties Of
postmaster general as soon as he con
veniently can after the close of the
campaign. II is probable that he viii
enter the Office about the first Of De
cembcr, although no date for the as
sumption OF his new responsibilities
has been determined upon. In the in
iterim the Tcsponsi biiities OF directing
the affairs o. the postofice department
viii devoIve on Mr.. Wynnc.
Under the law. the president is re
lqUired to make an appointment within
50 days.
Wynne il Designated.
Washington. Oct J.-Presideni
Roosevent today formally designated
First Assistant Postmaster Genera
Robert J. Wyune as acting postmaster
general.
!. BEGAN CAREER IN POSTOFFICE.
F'Gturc Postmaster General swept VII
IaEe Office at salary of 81 Week.
Henry {. Payne came from oI5 Puri
Il .H-.Hr d
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-05
PORTUGUESE DIE AT
HANDS OF BLACKS

Lisbon. oct. THE minister Of the
marine announced today that a detach-
ment Of Portuguese troops operating
in West Africa was surprised by tribes-
men and Pa men were killed includ-
ing / ) offi&eTs. Fifty We're wounded.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-05
Legally Certified To.

'When Two or more conventions or
caucuses shall be held and nomina-
tions thereof certified. each claiming
10 be the regular convention or eau
Gus of the same political party. pref
erence in designation shall be given
TO the nominations Of the one certified
by the committee which has been Off
cially certified to be authorized to rep
resent the party"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-05
Wisconsin Governor Tri-
umphs in Republican
Quarrel.
IN THE SUPREME COURT
Decision Based on the Ground
His Ticket Was Properly
Certified to.

Madison. Oct. 5.-La Toilette wins
in the supreme court decision in the
Wisconsin republican factional case.
Judges Marshall. Dodge and Win
slow rendered the opinion, Chief JUS
Jice CassOday dissenting. The opin-
ion is based upon the following sec
tion of the Wisconsin statutes:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-05
BEGAN CAREER IN PosToFFICE.

FIXTURE Postmaster General swept VII
Iage OHirr at salary of 81 Week.
Henry {. Payne came from oI5 Puri-
tan stock, and his ancestors date back
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-05
Wynnc to Act I'm Interim.
Wynne il Designated.

Washington Oct. J.-President
RoOsevent Today formally designated
First Assistant Postmaster Genera
Robert J. Wyune as acting postmaster
general.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-05

Continued on Page SIX
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-05
Driven to Certain Death.

The Japanese it Is reported, recruit
ed COO men at Ping Yang. provided
them with uniforms. sent them to Man
churia. and placed them in front Of ths
line fastened to posts until nearly ali
Of them were killed. The Russian
found only one man alive.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-05
SnNr Jnps Lost 10000.

St. Petersburg, Oct. Gen. Stoes-
sci says the Japanese losses were 10
600 during the attacks on Port Arthur
from Sept. 10 to -. Only outpost
skirmishing occurred from the 23rd
tn Tho 2MIh
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-05

determination TO carry the investiga
tiOn to Il conclusion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-05

The Moscow correspon dent of tho
Standard says the intended mobiliza-
tion of troops in the Moscow district
is abandoned for the present although
every preparations had been made for
it. Rumor. he says. explains the sit
uation in a manner that is damaging
To the reputation of the inhabitants 70.
LOYALTY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-05
100000 ON Hun River.

ST Petersburg. Oct. "a dispatch
from Mukden. dated yesterday, states
that the Japanese along the Hun river
are becoming numerically stronger and
are now estimated to number 100000.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-27
&tt@sn bat ieime VerspreA.
mnger bereitS psnfabrt.
sSrtbSsass Gissntbum ssm etaats
~abertrasrm.

Vim j. SuIi 1904, oeponirtc 6er'
SEQ. III 5ilsbp. Der 1scpcr boz
Der 5iobt NsiiG,el. einen immer
Observation-Disclosures bon Dem
ucnenss aapitolsebduoe uno oeiien
9oupIob. IN Der Winnebobo ssotio,
nal Bont IN Siour Soils. Der
Mietbtontraft 1T ami ben Staoi
GLIB afoto n~usoeiteili, nno piro
AIcid) uad Der Wobl Dem 6ouoer'
near uniereS StooseS bon Der Bont
iiberreidDt peroen. GieieS @ebduoe
foItci Die 5ioot glitdea $4,000
NIB III obiolut ieueriiher.
slm 10. 'SuIi oeponirte Il. s. 6iid)'
cod, ber.gertreter bon 43 @eiddItss
lemteu bon Der Stoot Titden. einen
Deeo (ilrtunbeJ in Der Siour fails
NotionnI 8onf bon IedlS glodS,
bic :id) in Der Siaoi Wiid)eu beiin-
ben. uno Die maefdhr 20 Ader
xano einIdllieBeu. 0ieier Deco ooer
n-tmoe lit All @uniten ocS 5taotes
Glib Datota ous9eIeriiet uno wiro
bon Der Acnf an Den 6oupernenr
nbeenebcn weroen. i'm Snue bnS
Mitd)eIl bic Wsebrbeit Der Stimmcn
bel Der WobI am s. Vouemher er,
bolten Iol. DieIes suno lit inner
boIb Der Stnotsren3e unb sonS
uobe az ben bciten 8eIdditSpldBtea
III Der Sioot.
alitd)ell sorontirt, oaB cS benz
5ioote mo Den SteueraobIer feinen
1otisr foiten wiro. boS aopitpl
nno nlleS anoere 5iaatseieenibum
bon pierre nod slitd1en az perIe.
gen.
8nIneB gien'S 9ensue.
2urd, 6orrD 9. pros, prdfoent.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-27

~ .Nsah ffNlA.
SasvtSt yscnashen,
GO w Wcbl siae aegaame 3si
Sea va melnen lssiea eeric,, eH'
iaaots. iencd alanbe ih Die seler
ner Dot lpsrecn mIsh entHhuIoiasu.
benn Die srbeit polte 60 eurdDauS
nid,t euanben. yGir baben sur 3eii
IdD6nes Oeiter, b. h. etspaS ircden,
welheS ~notbwenois N nm Der
SoumipotIe : pIIan3e cie seiriinidDte
Srud)t beisubrinsen. 0ao Rorn
ipiro ehpaS ror wcroeW oieieS Sabr.
Die 5oIsea Der 7rodenbeit seiscno.
SiS jest berridlt Die bette Scfauo-
belt bier unler ben 2eateR. lpeld,e
mir ben aeebrten Scier Der Ysoit Don
SerSen lpiinideu.
so hrod tiirslidJ in bent 6inter'
bos ees Polen AnoreoS Garni9ie
Elm Seiier aus ais or oui Dent sSeIoc
mor, ieim Gohbar iob eS, fam
idneI berbei. mo CAB oueS ani
eS 5u l5id,en. na Die 9ou3e Sorms
serdthihaTtcn inn Seuer iianocn. Gr
tdmpIte hort seseu has 5cuer. lin
teroeTem Fam Der oben beiaate pole
mo Gisentbiimer oes pom SSeuer
umIaueenem sui. SS besrif i'm
Der ;3fueiieI has oieIer 26id,er es
anacItedt bot. Gr 9ino auf oieien
los. uno pidelte i'm 9ebori9 onrd,,
gum gobn iiir oos SoIbcn, Dieter
oertInste ben poleu uno Die Stroie
nor $500. War mirtlidl Elm
ih6ner SpoB, rpie iene Srou io9te,
Der Sd)aoen pom Seuer ;puroe ouf
5000 90 ubseiddBt uno StraTe
nod pben oroui. Gin ieoer, Der
ourd) Seuer Shooen bot ruiro be-
oouert. uno oieicr piro ous9eladDt.
Die probibitiou 1T ItBten Nlittpod,
IN unierem Gountp in Rroit aetreteu
oieie Iogenonnte WoHermdnner ses
Doren in ben SSeon binein oa 9ibtS
3enug DoIIer. Sbdte rirtIid 9erne
ptpoS bon 6eeru .. 9o6meier bo-
rem ober er modlt mir Die 3eit lang.
Dill 6ruB an ale geier Der poIt.
IS.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-27

eins sroke auiresnns wurbc am
gdmitae Abenb oeruriodtb urd oos
Rduien Der aird)enelofen nno oos
bIaIen Der DompipieiIen. Das fleine
~ idbrise 75d)terd1en bes Tarmers
Jobn 6irid) por am Nad)mitiase
bon Dem 9eim oes 0errn IS. 9.
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fpohI Die aan3e Stoot nnb hinge.
aenb mebrere Shrben lous abse.
Iudt nnrbe fonnie feline Gpur bon
bemIeIben aefunoen meroeu. uno Su
lett purce Elm auaemeiner aIorm
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bnb boo Gino eefmben lpuroe. IS
itellte Iid berauS. ooB naS aino Die
aon3e 3eit Tid) bel Cen eiup's ouI
Der 0orbieite beiono. Jrau SiIu
Dod)te bnBeS elm Nad)borcfino lei IL.
hattie iid nid,t oorum betimmert.
Ebriitins Weiomeper iano has 3iun
NIB crbielt So oils 9eiohnuns.
Diebe madten quite 6eIddTte i'm
bieIisen Depot firth Sonntoa Wor,
aeil. Nm senonnien Woreen murbe
Gin 2oifer unb cine yteiietaIde mi
Gduhe. melfe Heiienoen 81. Z.
ReIlD, Der 8eaIs & Eorep 5dut
60. sebDrten. seiiObIen. DieieIber
iporen am Ibeno uorber bon einen
1ubrmnnn OUT Der pIotIorm iiebel
QeIo1em moroen, uno nm 2 ub'
moruene ipnren oieIeIben nod1 oa
S,piid,en oieIer 3eit NIB 9oscSon
brud lpnren Ie obeI oerIdmunben
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5ue bier mar lpnroen oud 8 Giex
bnbnbiIIeie 9~eitohlen. DieIsr Gieb
Itobl Ideint bon iemono periibt nor
Den iein, meId)er nit Dem Snnerl
bes Depor ant befannt nor. oo De
HidetfoIteu nur weni9e ylinuten Su
Ret nnbelpadn lit. Asent game,
mcIceie ben 9erIuit Iofort uno Zoe;
ben bic 9idetS aniseaommen luer
ben, Iolie iemonb bon ocnieIben @e
brand, madben. Die 9idetS iino eI
mn SIS merib.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-27

Sd) bin a9ent o elmer Der be-
iten, SuoerIdHieitcn 9criiderunsS
Companion IN oisiem 2onoe. Die
GompauD lit biui9. uno ipcnn Gle
Die Grnte ODER AUDI nur eiuen SheiI
,Sbrer Grnte uerlieren %Iolten. 10 be-
tommen Sie bic 9eSoblun9 Don DER.
ieIben iidoer. Ginise collars fir
Seriideruna ousseseben. mobt I'M
Sole zines 9erluiteS bel Sbnen idor
piel aus. 9ommen Sic an mir, uns
l,iIen gle Sbr @etreioe bel mir per,
idDern.
E " Tnnconnu
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-27
Gem Is robe entriHen.

,6err SboS Seder in Nieoaruiae,
Cub, berid)tet ioI9enoe pmoer.
bare Rettm9 elmer Srou Somuor
ii Ieincr Stoot. r6rou Sonpop"
idrcibt Strr 9eder, bate Die y8aI
ierIrd,t i'm bDditen Srop. Niemonr
olortbte. ooB lie pieoer ouitommer
pHroe. SorniS 2llpemtrGuter Shitbc
leber ieood1 uollbrod)ie oaS 9Gunoer
Die quite 6rou lit MN pon neC 90
hes"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-27

SD bsltotiss bisruit, bob Der bier anss.
sebsns Ssri6t elm, ri6tiss uno corrstts ABB
i9riit pon benz Ssri@te bes Superintendent
pom SoipitoI Der SrrfiHuisen it; aIiO cine
ridtise SoraelIuns Der G~innabmen unb
a~ussobsn. BON benz 6Onos Der SrriinniSen.
wdbreu6 oss gisrtsIiabres suOieenc I'M 30.
Suni 1904.
Ootirt Su esOlo, .. D.. ben 90. Gag I'M
Suli 1904.
Sobn Z. peppsrIG
27inl-l7ons 6Onniu aabitor.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-27

Sorsei6lo9su un6 nntsrittst, oaB nd DE
Beboros bis ben 0. Suli 1904, nm ubr
nodmittaSs uerto9t.
o. Suli 1904, lnbr nobmltta9s.
Der Ratb psriammeIte lid Der g%erto9un9
eemdb aas Mitslisoer dnpeieno.
Ga feline weitsre @ei96ftcn DOR benz Ratb
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-27

BAY 5d) bin iest bereit. oIIerleie
Rinouieb 5umAbod)iieu N,artipreiI
ouiSutouien. Dem ibr Ioldles an
ucrtouIen bobt, Tpredi bel mir Dor.
@boS ylir.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-27

g. Sal, 1901, 40 tler pcunttasa
Str xaIe psvlammstlr aa BET Bsrtaauus
asMas. ale MsiiaIisetv aalpslsuS.
Der Rsta inbT mi, eu arbsit esy aus
sleiAuns Ses eissiaSusm aiissHtnts bts
um ~ uAr miitaas tort no aIJOann cine
Bsrtasms bis Den Z. SnIi 1904, um 2 ubr
uahmittesS peraenommsn wurot
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-27

va SeBt lit es Die bette 3eit nm
3Gbne 5ieben Az IoFen, Ipredlcn Sic
bel Or. 6ooomonIon Dor. Gr rpiro
in Der erIien Wohe i'm Slu9uIt i'm
&niderboder 0pieI III Gurcfa 81
fnnen iein.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-27

gss Der Gurefo 5leiid)erlooen
halt Itete Die bcIten ein9emodten
Gonneu!uooren mie Solmono, Dps
tiers mno Sleiidl. 2cmonen, Graders.
uIm. gDtr oeben ibnen audi @eldlen.
*. gcrfmdlen Sic es NIT ms.