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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-12-08
AS TO THE DARDANELLEs
Russia Will Not Take Up the Opening of q
Pandora Box.

st. Petersburg, Dec. 1.-THE ag1ta
ton raised in the newspapers on the
question of sending the Black sea fleet
through the Dardenelles to join Adj
miral Rojestvensky's squadron has
been inspired by faction of the ad !.
miralty which is anxious to see the
second Baltic squadron reinforced to
a point which will insure victory, Tut
there is not yet the slightest evidence
that Russia is seriously considering
such step.
Russian diplomatists recognize the
difficulties surrounding the vexed
question Of the Dardanelles, and the
Associated Press is assured that the
present discussion is without signifi-
canoe. The present treaties covering
the Dardanelles, it is pointed out, do
not provide for their denunciation The
only regular way to obtain their modi-
fcatiOn or abrogation would be by a
congress of the powers signator to
the treaties similar to that of London
in 1871, which legalized the mainten-
ance by Russia of a fleet in the Black
sea.
The other alternative is for Russia
to simply announce her refusal to be
any longer bound by the treaties, in
which event the powers would be COM
PEELED to adopt the measures which
might seem proper.
The NOyoe Vremya's argument that
it is only necessary for Russia to ar
range with Turkey in order to liberate
the Black sea feet is pronounced by
the foreign Office to be absurd, it being
pointed out that if true Great Britain
or any other power could negotiate with
Turkey for the ingress of fleets with
out the consents of the other .signatories
Jap Repulse Is Still a Rumor.
Mukden, Dec THE report that
Gen. Rennenkampff has administered a
heavy defeat to the Japanese con-
tinues to circulate among the Russian
troops, but has not yet been officially
confirmed. To this rumor there is add
ed the report that the Russians have
succeeded in carrying off twenty four
guns which they captured IN the roGt
of the Japanese, but were at first I'M
able to remove owing to a cross fire
from the japanese forces. N
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-12-08
STATE NEWS TN BRIEF
Short Items of Interest From All Sec
tons of Wisconsin

Short Items of Interest From All Sec
tons of Wisconsin
The Rev. James Blake, pastor of
the P1ainfe1d Baptist church, has re-
signed to accept charge in Stevens
Point.
S. M. Hay, well known Ashland
banker, who was reported dead by an
Oshkosh daily, is alive and in his
usual health.
The reported murder Of Dan Trump
in New Mexico is denied at Portage
by men who say they saw Trump at
Kilbourn on Sunday.
Alfred Schneering of GAINESVILLE, is
being sued for $40.50 by F. H. Eek
stein of Cassvi11e, this being the
amount of a bill for a casket and
burial robe for Mrs. Schneering, who
died in 1897. The defendant says the
bill is out1awed.
twenty-five guests at the Racine
Belle City hotel and j. H. Spencer,
the proprietor, were in danger of be-
ing cremated at an early hour Tues
day morning during a fire which
started in the rear of the bar room.
The damage will not amount to over
500.
A prize cow on the Knight farm
near Ashland gave birth to trip1ets.
All are doing we'll.
A new course of study will be offer
ed at the University Of Wisconsin by
Prof. Reinsh in the theory and
practice Of Legislation.
Plans have been completed for a
hotel to be erected IN Racine by
Ernest K1inkert, wealthy brewer.
It will cost between $4,000 and
$4,000.
Louis Pau1son, brakeman on the
Wisconsin Central was caught be-
tween two cars near Abbotsford, re-
ceiving injuries which may cause his
death.
Albert Miller, an employee of the
American Express company at
Racine, and his wife are seriously i'll,
the result of inhaling escaping coal
gas at their home.
Father Gorter, formerly of Kilbourn,
returned there to officiate at the
burial of John Cow1ey, a pioneer of
that place. Father Gorter will spend
several days there.
The second part of volume XIV of
| the Transactions of the Wisconsin
Academy of Science, Arts and Letters
has just been published, and is now
being distributed to the members of
the academy.
Charles Boehm is in jail at James
vile waiting trial, being charged
with having attempted to do great
bodily harm to Charles Homann, a
neighbor. The trouble arose over
Homann's laughing at Boehm's COWS.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-12-08
IGNITED HIS CLOTHING.
Henry Dardis Sets Fire to Himself
After Taking a Dose of Morphine.

Henry Dard1S Sets Fire to Himself
After Taking a Dose of Morphine.
Henry Dardis, man who formerly
resided in this city, committed suicide
under peculiar and startling circum-
stances at Springfield, small village
this side of Elkhorn, in Wa1worth
county, Tuesday morning. Mr.. OAR
dis came in from E1khorn on an after
noon train and went to the Springfield
hotel, the only one in that village.
He went to his room in the evening
and about midnight the proprietor
was aroused from his s1umbers by a
noise in Dardis' room. When he
reached the room the door was forced
open and he was Mortified to find OAR
dis with his clothing af1ame, having
set fire to himself. The fire was ex-
tinguished before Dardis was serious
1y burned and physician was sent
for.
Drs. White, of Lyons, and See1y, of
Lake, responded, and they later
learned that the man had taken dose
of morphine with suicidal intent. His
stomach was pumped out and every
thing possible done to save is life,
but the poison had been assimilated
by his system and he died at the hotel
at 100 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-12-08

MINING IN WISCONSIN-To business mer
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mine in Wisconsin, paying 2 per cent month.
Yon pay, after investigation, S15Co down, the
balance we will accept one-fonrth mine earu-
ings till $4,000 is paid, ba1ance in stock OF
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-12-08

John ingalls,, district attorney of
Walworth county was calling on his
friends in Kenosha this afternoon.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-12-08
Sort of Shanghaigram That Has
Been Received at the Port
of VIadiyostok.
NEWS BY A SHANGHAI STEAMER
Toxic Hears Bad News for stoessel
from Port Arthur.
St. Petersburg Refuses to Credit the
Reports, and Thinks Nogi Will
Have to Leave 2O3- Me
tire Hill. ~

TOXIC, Dec. e, IL a. MAS a result
Of the continuous bombardment by the
Japanese of Port Arthur the besiegers,
by using 203- Meter hill as an observa-
ton point, have discovered that one Of
the Russian battleships in the harbor
has heavy list. Owing to the fog the
vessel is not clearly discernible, but
it could be seen that the damaged war
ship was battlebship. aelr ,r
London, Dec. There are a few
items of interest from the Far East OF
more or less credibility:: A Shanghai
vessel just arrived at Vladivostok re-
ported there that theJapanese armored
cruiser Adsuma had been blown up and
sunk by a mine, but where is not
stated. A Mukden dispatch says the
signs are that there is no near prospect
for any great battle on the Shakhe. A
Toxic cable says that the Russians lost
5000 men in attempts to retake 203-
Meter hill, and that the fire of the Japs
from this position is playing havoc
with the Russian warships in the har-
Dor at Port Arthur. The Toxic cable
also says that indications point to all
early general assault on Stoesseps po-
sitiOns.
Russians Still Have Hopes.
St Petersburg, Dee. Z, 2:55 a. m
Although the war Office and the admir-
atty are still without direct news from
Port Arthur confidence in the ability
OF the fortress to hold out continues
to be expressed. The reports from
Toxic Of the Smelling of the battle
ships ard of heavy losses by the Rus
slams in am ineffective attempt to re
capture 203-Meter hill are considered
misleading. According to a high Off
Ger Of the general staff the warships
would be able to seek shelter from the
fire from 203-Meter hill by anchoring
behind the Tigers Tail peninsula. !
Think the Jap Has Bear by the Tail.
An artillery officer who knows Port
al IhoA IhOlOuSu1y OApI00SCS tu0 U0ltG1
that the Japanese will be unable to-
hold the summit of 203-Meter hill on
account Of the fire of the Antse and
Else forts, which are less than two
miles distant. This officer declares
that it will be impossible for the Jap
anese to mount guns at the top Of 2O3-
Meter hill until the ammunition of the
Antse and Else forts is exhausted.
Fault Found with the Figures
The Toxic estimate that the Rus.
slams lost 5000 men in the attempt to
recapture 203-Meter hill is declared to
be absurd, and it is pointed out that
such a loss would imply the virtual
Gripping Of the resistance, yet the re
ports from TOXIC admit that General
Stoessel continues to make counter at
tacks,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-12-08
BARGAIN COLUMN.

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The leader., 1904-07-06
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Broken lots ii our $500 line ii Mems Low Quarter
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nice assortment of Mems Low Quarter Shoes worth
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The leader., 1904-07-06
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lively sales Of the Big Department Store are al.
the big sale will be "a hummer Thousands 81
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-04

I'm oos 2eben an retten, mod)te
Or. Z. g. Wlerrin, BON go. Wtebop-
PAM, Yo cine Yrobe, weIdDc IN
cine nunoerborc 6eiIun9 ausariete
Gr idleibt: gein Yoiieui, mar bon
9dmorrboisen beIoIen. Sd) Iomo
offers GIcctric Yitters iebr gut fir
oieitn Sal, uno id oerIdrieb ibn
oieie N,eoiaiu. Der Yatient lpuroe
nit Der erIten probe better, mno
botte icit ben Iebten IA Wtonat nidbts
mebr oooon peripiirt GIetric Yit.
ters iino poiitiO s%arontirt fir In.
uerooulidfeii. SorIeibi9teit uno Bic
renleioen. Seriud)en tie oieIeIhe.
ghur 90 geutS in oIen Apotbefen.
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ArtaS, 9. =.
,, Uloi, 1904.

>, Utot, 1904.
0eiI iG ben 5ohom Sd)iIte aus
petersburg, Woihin9tou III Ieiner
Gorreiponoen6 auf9eioroert poroen
bin, mebr bon bier al Id]reiben, 10
ruia id) Ieiuem WuuId,e Sol9c leiiten
Ter Winter ipor oieIee Sobr Siem'
ltd) lang, aber ourd1 ooS Irbeiten
aui Dem Seloe, Wiro Der Ion9e
Winter uer9eIien, uuo Die meiIten
Sormer boben crit hire babe Soat
I'M 9ooen, uno bel 0ieIeu Itblt es
iebt and am Seu. Die Soot fou
uuo mus in ben 8ooen. oas Crime
6ros fommt mohl ihDn rous. ober
nm Die pferoe bel oieIer grheit liit'
tern an f6nnen, ooIiir lit oos 6ros
nod an jung. 9Der part in Der
3eit, Der bot in Der Notb; mir IehIt
es niht on 6eu. SD muree in ct
lid)en 9rieIen 9eiro9t, oh eS bel
mS oud) 10 ipdt IN Die Soot oe9uus
gen lit. Der NnIop9 bel uus p6re
nid)t 10 ipdt 9epeien, ober ooS uieIe
llnpet!er bot une piel ouI9eboIten.
Nm f., ). mo G. 9IpriI ginoen mir
gum eriteu DtoIe ouI ooS SeIo. Vim
Z. lit elm SdneeIturm cin9eireten
Damn bot es bis ben u. oeoauert,
bis mir mieoer Out oaS Selo tonu-
ten; ul;o am 10. hat eS nodmnlo
etluoS 9eitueit. Am 20. -21. bot
es aeresnet. ober felt benz %. bo'
ben mir INNER Td,6ne5 Wetter, 10
oab Die 9lrbeit gut bon ~Itotten 9ebt.
aad oos @o6siuetter lit gut, 10
Dab mir ouf cine cute Grnte boffen
tonnen.
aud) Ireut MIDI ooS @inoeionot
bon Seor9 Totb aus Gong Gate.
@eor9 LAB mebr bon Dir h0ren.
0ier ,piro pieI pom 8uIiilb Sopa.
niibeu Grieg er5dbIt, uno beoouern
mir bic ruIiiId)e 9erIuite. Wenn id)
iebt crit 25 Sabre aIt ndre. oonu
niiroe id) benz HuIien at Ollie ellen,
uno id CLAUDE, er miiBte baum Iies
gen. SD babe ben Girten Rrie3
AUDI mit9emad)t uno Der 9tuiie hot
9eIieot.-
&arl 9oqiu9er lit oieie @o6e nit
Ieiner camille nod artoS 9esooen.
SruB ON ben Serous9eber Der Qoit
Ionie AUDI oil ale 2cIer berieIben.
anbreaS 9iIdte.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-04
Gin Fheres Ding.

IS wirb berid)tet. es lit nidts
Iidlerer, oils sob mo Steuern; ooS
1T nid)t INNER nobr, oem se eibt
nod elm iihereS Ding uno oos 1T,
Or. Giu9's giciu DISCOVERY fir
Nus5ebrun9, Sun9ens mno 6ols-
frontbeitcn. SouIenoe f0nnen oauon
3eihnis obIe9cn. Srou 6. y. 9an
Wietre bon Shepberotolpn, 20. %.
Ioet: SD hatte einen Ihperen Ga-
Toa oon Observation-Disclosures mo
fir eit 9on5eS Sobr periud1te id,
oIIes W6aIihe. aber obne @rioIe.
Sine SIoIde o Or. Sings yiep
DISCOVERY furirte midi oonn odn3,
lido" SIS ue,Iehlt feline Wirtune
nid)t an Sroup, 9Iouenbunen, Strip,
2un9encnt3iinoun9 uno g%us5ehruno.
Yeriudt cS. SIS lit aorontirt bon
ol!en Npotbetern. probe : SloId)en
Irei, req. Sr0Be so, $l00.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-04
2. gtai 1904.

20 isyi bat lidl boo gOeiier sedn
oeri, mp Der ypinier muBie Dem
Srublina lpc:d)en umo abIh!eo nebs
men. itben ben iiren8en Soft oerne
iheioen. jest piro ober AUDI iddIti9
searbeiiet. geBte Dod)e batten mir
oier 1aee Id)6nes Ueiier. Borse'
Itern. ben Iebtcn 9lpriI boiien 'uir
Setpitterresen, bic proirie moht
iib id,neu grin, bic aieine ipriu9en
id)on YarinB. Utenid)en nno Bieb
iino mnnter uno Ireueu iid) oeS Sriib'
lin9S. geBten 3onnerSto9 Iuhren
Iolsenoe SomiIien uad) ihrer neuen
6cimotb uad) Glen lllen. 9iorosOo'
foto: S0einrid, 6iruin9 NIT Srdu
uno s 9inoer; Soboun Gocr, Srorl
uno Z 3iuoer; Gbrlition Shul5,
Jrou uuo 5 ainoer uno Ieinc
Sd)ipd9erln Wto9ooleno ulo &tnoi
Noam 2eno, Srau uno q Sinoer;
Seor9 &lein, cSrou uno 8 Ginotr;
gBiIbeIm WeB9er, 5rou uno Z Sim
Der; Deter Wieiuaer, Srou uuo
9inoer. Sd babe eiuen Sobn unc
cine 9odtcr uuo - GnfcItinoer tci
Den 9%teiIenoeu, peroen mobl cine
idnpere Heiie boben Oh tic ibluer
9eIooen mo picI 0ieb bei iid ba.
ben. !. Sirnin9.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-04

au BEN BEN Sttn
Rprbameritas fpurSen i'm lebten Sabre
GA neue Sra9tf6iffe nit 4,750.OO0
SonnensebuIt in ben 8ienft seitsllt.
m Rem gorter Stabt'
tbetl M q n b q q leben bur6s
f9nittli9 132 perIpnsn auf einem
older 2dnbes, 9egen 90 fir bafelbe
Ge6iet in 2pnbon.
8oIts3d blungen perben
in Sopdn in iebr einfd4er, ober audi
tpentg 5uberlGifissr Netfs OorsenOms
men. Mun 3dblt bios bic SGuIsr unb
rs6net bunn fir jsbes sinSelns fiinf
8epobner.
M il n d 1T bic 8e5ei9s
rung rHotbaussdne" in ben Sbeatern
uno ionftisen @ersniisuussetubliFes
ments in .4ussune" um9etpunbeIi
iporoen. 9ieIe QussGnse miiFen ieber'
;eit beniibbor fem.
Die gr0Bte engIi d
lrm befinbet T9 in Qincplnibire.
: 6slbsr bebedsn Elm 9lreai bon
Q Nder. Die srpeitorOBte 5arm
anbs liest in Der Ndte bon COBB
In in Nprt6umberiunb.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-04

9erIau eat cine 5idbri9e
brounc Stuie. lpie9t unoeIdbr 100
piuno, nuo bot einen peiBen Steru
ouI Der Stirn. OieieIbe uerIieB
meincu pIob i'm OCTOBER, 1908; ih
hobe Die Stute in 2eolo, 3. o, 9es
Fault, mo oente, ooS Tie oieIe Gid,s
lung AUDI ieBt ou9euommeu bot.
Dem ireunolidlen auHduger, lit cine
quite 9elobnun9 IeItoeiebt.
Wm. 3oaer,
i MteiIen noromeitlidJ BON 2intou.
YpItamt, Sintou, y. .. 4-1Smoi
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-04
6rO6cr anSperfaIf.

,SdD peroe immer nod ousoerFuu.
fen bis ole Wooren 96n3lid) Der
fault Iino. 8er oe5holb bilio eiu.
taufen min, Der TONNE Iofort Hun
Ipore ooourd pieI Selo. Weroe
ebenioIls fir Butter uno Gier Die
b6d)iten 4rciie be5abIen.
Wenn iemono Sdneine an Der
touien hat, Der brinse oieielbe gu
mir. ih be5ohie Den b6dliten Wlortt.
pref" ooiiir, Sd meroe cbenIaas
Crime Sdute 5nnebmcn. nno ole
Waoren miiiicn bnor be3obIt mer.
Den.
Sobn pieB.
eioentbiimer
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-04
a6tams Sarmer.

Vile %oieicni9cn Sormer, ole oae
9rono3eid)en o ibrem Dieb ooer
pieroen pubIi3irt boben mDdten,
limb biermit ireunoIi6It eriud1t in
oieicr Cruderei pnr5uIpred1em. g9ir
lperoen oieic Hoti5en fir $1.O0 ooS
Sobr III 0orouobe6ohlun9, in oicIer
3eitun9 erId)eineu lohen. Dian oers
9eiie Ieond nidt. ooS Die 9eIhreib-
un9 Der granoSeideu beim 6oumm
sluoitor 3uoor ein9eidrieben lperben
miiIien.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-04
Madlt ipieoer luna.

Sine bon Or. Sings 9teiu gife
Pilen ieoe Nadt fir 3mei Woden
brodte mir iuicoer ,neues 2ebenc
Idreibt .. >. Surner bon 9emp.
%ieptopn, pa. Das Iiuo Die beIten
YiIIen fir 2eber, 9io9en uno Sc.
odrme." gu bobeu IN allen apo.
tbeten fir % Sents.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-04
Spesial= Mnsetgen.

9erloucn;- Sine 7sidbri9e
broune Stute, bat einen neiBen
Streiien ouI Der Stirn. Sic 9iua
om Domncrstoa Ibeno, ben %.
glpril 1904 bon Gureto Iort. Der
Ireuuolid,e IuIfdneer lit 9ebeten,
Srdulem Sleuhoro Sd)ueioler in
Gureto, bariiber IN GenntuiB 3u Ieb cit.
g. .. SdneioIer, Gi9entb.
4-iSGioi
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-04
Repariren mno perfertisem

Jd) bobe IN benz 9uider5oders
Sebduoe cine &Iempnerei errid)iet
uno bin iebt in Den Stono eeIebt,
ole mo9lid)e grbciten III oieiem
meinem Sodle perrid)ten an f5nncn.
Brin9t Sure 3%lueirdoer, Oeien no
9Iedllpoareu ouer 9rt. Sd lperoc
aud)..oIIerIei sInitreid)' 9Irbciten fiber.
nehmen. glenn Die 3eit tonmt iiir
Sure Seien pe96uieben. IpredIt bel
mir ppr
Srant 10 esIep
Ghrcto, @. D.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-04
Sefanntma1nna.

,1d) babe midi ieBt b6uSIid) in
6i0Suielu nieoer9eIoHen, uno bin
bereit meincm Jiuie ais 9rabuirte
!6ebomme Sol9s 5u %Ieiiten. User
oober meine Ollie notbmenoi9 bat.
moee ~gefduisIt bel mir porIpreden.
adtun9spoa,
5rou 9cIeno glitdIeu,
SiQsoiem, Q. D.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-04

3u oertuu en;- so Gmpire
ytabm Seporotors, ueueIte 0crIer'
ti9uu9, 8apo3it6t $50 bis 800 pio.
per Siunoe, lueroen mir an 0boIes
Iole 9reiien pertouIen. $500 in
boar ODER Iid,ere 9ontIbeine. I'm
ndberc AaStunIt rpenoe mau iid1 an
10. 6. g8euS, 6o9ue, u. ..
20opriI-bon.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-04

9rin9t aft euer Gutter, iotpie &orn,
Toe9eu. 6erite, Spel5, 0oIer muo
Wiilctiamen al ms, oenn aerobe
ieBt %9ebroud)cn mir ON n~leiiten Suts
ter, mo tomlen Iomit eudb before
preile ooiiir besablen. Weiter oes
ben mir eudJ 3uiuiiIcn, bob ibr AUDI
bel inns ben beIten, fir oieIe Seseuo
9eei9neteiten 3obnten SrasionIen
touIen tonnt, BON tpeld)em ibr nid)t
ieoes Sobr au Iden broud)t, IND
bod 6eu Don oemleIben betommt.
adtun9sooH,
Sioot &c @ebriiber Geim.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-04
IL. Nprif 1904

lgs @fAA ADFf
Weribe yieoattioni
To ifon LANCE nidlis mebr bon
bier in Der lueltbsn poit 5h Ieien
loar, 10 ipiro eS Die 9eier intereiIiren
AUDI mol ipieoer elipas bon Wous
talla ia b6ren. Der itreuee gDinier
III poriber ober uieIe Bieb8id)ier
~pergeIien oenIelbeu nid)t ioboIo.
Die 5um geiipiel mein Nodbor,
8en gootirt. lebteo Spdtiabr SdbIte
icime Sdaiheerbe $500 uuo oieiee
Sriibiobr bat er nur nod 800 Stiid
iibris, Die onoern iino ole trcpirt.
Wooe & Gompaonie botten IeBteo
Spdtiabr $4,000 Sboie, iest haben
lie noh un9eidbr 10000 iibri9, Die
onocrn Iino nenen ebeufolS iiber
ben Winter trepirt, lie boben audi
uiel 9ieb oerIoren. g9ir batten ocul
y8inter iiber an oiel Sd)nee, uno bic
Seuie botten gu iueni9 9eu. SdJrei,
Der oieIer 3eilen u%ertouitc !Oeu iiir
$500, bdtte audi buuoert Sonneu
oertauien t0nnen suenn id, Go oebobt
bate. Sobom Gieblboud oerIor
oud) % Stiid Yieh, audi batte er
oos un9liid, Iebte NSobe pom
Yferoe gu IaIen mo perlebte Iid)
ooS Iinfe 9cin 10, oob err icbt ooS
Sous bitten mnB. Srduleiu RoIo
&ieblboud), BON SpnoeII, z. D,
tam lebte Nohe bierber, nm bier
iieben Ntonote Sdule az boIteu,
Die yei)rcr uno 2ebrerineu betoms
men bier $4,000 ouI Den Wtouot.
llnIdn9it bate Yeter 98o9ner ooS
lln9Iid iidJ ieinen SUB 10 idlimm
81 oerrenten, oab er fir etlide Sage
oas 8ett bitten muBte. Der peter
mill ieBt %onian9en gu iden, iueiI CT
ober nod nidt gut seben fam, 10
muB CT erIt berum Iobren uno Ii6
einen Mdum Iud)en, Der linn oieie
gtrbeit perridtet; Der 9eter oeoentt
40 Ider 81 ideu fir Gutter.
2lm IA. IpriI ,muote" mein
Sd3luo9er, Safob Golenbereer Iein
Wobubous, ooB err lebteS Gpdiobr
BON Gbriitian Ilmer fduiliG ernarb,
ooS aing 10 5u, Der Paloit muroe
ouI 3p1i ruroe Stonaen beTeIti9t,
oom II Pferoe uoroeipouut, mno
10 muroe ooS SouS oui ieilen be-
itimmten YIob transportirt. Der
Sotob bot lebteu 98inter gut ous'
9emodt mit ieineu Shafen, er hat
nur gang fpeni9 uerIoren uno bate
AUDI 9enii9eno 6eu. 0os Wetter
lit 9e9eniudrtis 3iemIidl roub mo
rDinoto, man fonn AUDI nod oler'
rudrts SdlneebauIen Iehen.
Do ih ihon etIid)e 9rieIe erboI'
ten babe uno eriudt nuroe at be.
rid1ten lpie es in Utontono lit, 10
luia id allen oenieni9en biernlit in
Den Spal.en Der DPoIt" beridlten,
oab bier audi WeIt lit rpie LIBERAL,
uno ouGl nidt oles Sob lit pos
9ldn3t, uno m0d1te ebenfaQs cinem
ieoen rotben, Der in Dotota fem
ei9en Stiidhen Snno bat, ioa MIR
9eItroIt bIeiben 100 or lit, oenn err
Tinoet mr. IeIten etipos beiieree. IN
Gouuoo lit es audi nidt pieI better
oIs bier idl mobue 9on5 nobe an
Der Sonooo Srenie, uno por audi
idJon oft IN Gonooa. Gum Sd)lub
9riiBe id) Die Reooftion Iolpie oue
2eier Der PoIt. 0opio GurIe.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-04
A@tnmg StemersabIer.

Worum mietben Gle fem Sd1uls
lamb? gle tDnncn tire Steuern
ooourd INN 0ieIes er~nieorioen.
Sered)t ioIort heim SountD Nuoitor
Dor. 40ioi-22Suni
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-04

s6 Der eureto SIeiIderIo Den
bdIt tets Die beiten ein9emodten
&onnennooren pie SaImonS, SpSs
ters mno SIeiid1. 2emonen, SKATERS.
uTu. Nir geben linen audi @eiden'
&c. 0eriudlen 2ie es nit ruiS.