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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-08

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reiben pianos, OrseIn unb anoerer
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6rl. Sloro Heomone bon SartIep
Jo., bat Gureto Dor 2uraem eins
tiidtise W,uiitIebrerin erbaIten uni
III frau b. @alpau cine piauiItir
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bat Ietn neues 5neiIto6ioeS, aus
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bous ferti9 9eitelt uno finoet am 1
DECEMBER bic SeId6ftser6fmna IL
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- pbtlipp Sdamber perfauft
pianos uno SreeIn. Spredt bel
ibm Dor.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-08

Dapio Sermann uno Sobonn
Sd1tmte. Die oieIes Sriibinbr bon
9eIiorabien bier einmanoerten, bic
aber troB Der auten Grnte uno onne.
rer 0or3iiee unIeres bon Der Notur
10 reid 9eIesneten Stontee, oas
Seimueb ood III 10 lpeit iiberrodls
tiete, oaB lie Id)on GorfeErunsen ses
t~roffen botten, 6uriid nab 9fuBIano
an scben, boben Tid) idlieBIif bed,
ouoers entIhlcIien uno ie cine babe
Settion cultioirtes 2ano bon Germ
SimcnS eetauIt. Dos 2ano lieet in
Der Observation-Disclosures SntelS Srieos
ridh 9oeIel, Der Is Dleilen neItlid
onn RiBuiqe pohnt. (Sft Daibin9'
ton Seralo.)
2ouie INNER 0ieb unb Sdipci.
ne uno Sd1o!e. Sir quite fette Rin.
Der uno 3iibe tperoe id bic nddIten
3 Woden CUTE preiie 3ablen, olIo
brinet ieIbt9e III 3eit.
GmiI DierenFeIbt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-08


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lslnss @sashEna sMiRfasms
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ssahsm pas pcE MuFssm tAalllh CO.
lpexbsns aalomcn S.iaat' lds NagA
IDeds bsseaen, o,.e \
ink iUlr ans sapssIaHiser
E tfne sglahren, lUirn Dr. Gouaro
u Malbou In asSloe init slHem be.
KAbmisn arsiidsa noleasn Ia part
MglbIp tFsten.
9aIomon Siaot and Sotob
slelm haben IL ibrem Glepator IN
NUNmes cine nele Treibmoidine bon
y NlsrbetraIten iniianirt.
gbilipp glarteI i%tattste unS am
al0ntaa einen ansenehmen 8eIudl
90. bel melder 6eieeenbeit er unS
bcrlhiete, oaB er FLAG Suihel gDeis
Sen mo 1000 guidIeI Gutter 9eern'
tet babe.
Nidter Campbell bon aberdeen
beIano Iidl am SamSios 5eIddits'
bntber in nnIerer Staot.
Seber 6etreioeIpeider alif Der
SJtilmautes 8obuItrede bon aber.
been, g. D., bis 2inton, u. o.. III
boil bon 8etreioe uno tDnnen oeren
Settler feline GarS behuIs Weiter,
heiDroerung erbalten.
Smil DierenIeIot 1T bon ieiner
glede nad Chicago 3urtdaetebrt.
Tr. b. Woloau miro i'm ndd,.
iien Sribinbr ieinem W~obnbanS
einen anbou 5uiiisen uno iidl einen
hiibiben ensliiden 9arten anIe9en.
2ebten DonnerSta9 Itotteten
Serr paItor 9duber nebIt 6emnbIin
BON SoSmer unIerer Staot einen
Neiu6 ob.
YoItmciiter pbilipp Sdamber
beanb Iid nm Sreito9 nit ieiner
2odter 2ordDen nad minneapolis,
nm irStlihen' 8eiItono fir Iebtere in
Mniprud al nebmen.
Qori9e Wod,e tebrteu Srau TieI
nebif ibrer Eodter Srau SDbrins,
Tsutter uno Sd)meIter bon Srau
poIsprin 8. Reinbarot, nadD ibrer
0einct Wlt. Wiorris, ST., 3uriid.
3eootteur Sr. Mortin bon Der
,,Gureta Yoit" bat lebteu Donners.
tao pas Srantbouier'ide 6oue be-
3oaen, neldes Sulius Sdomber
iiir oenIelben hot neu renopireu
allen.
aaem AnIdJeine uah miro bic
5taDt Gureto ndhites Sriibiabr elm
6p0pital erhalteu.
gm Soms.ao Ntitta9 Iano bic
0eriteioeruuo nes 8ebduoes Itott, in
peIdlem Teter Sdlenteuberoer Ietncn
SIeiiderIooen hattie. 8dTIelbe ees
porte oeM Gureta 8a3aar uno puroe
iir $145 Ios9eIhIa9ep. .. .
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-08

y. ~, Chicago. - HrNri arb Rel.
iuHe erhaIieu beVsrM Don't. Rperbe
eFileFer addition Gcmsaa beurts
Iporien. Wlannltripi senannier gIrti.
fsIieerse wirb Jhnen boIbipFt su.
eebcn. Die nnoere Mrbeh Die
oenfidlen aaiEer aus benz 6ouie
sugenaburs+ eebt ihrer DoIcnbune
eni8eaeH nHb mirb Sbnen sur Der.
ohcniIidun9 IN .5brem ORGAN aus
geid,idt lperben. prpf. Miner'S
ReilebcrtdIte (Spanien unb Gd,pei51
fuimmein pot Srrtbiimcrn rnp be-
red)ti9en Si elmer 9riiit. geTten @ruB.
GbriItian 8erin9er aus Der SO.
Ionic Sersoorf, Sonp. GberIon,
SiioruBlauo, ipeIder Iebte Nod,e
bier IN Gureta etntrot bat ben SeIos
Su9 in Der Dlanbidurei ntiteemadi
uno lpeiB, S%ntereHan.es Su er3dbIen.
ss- 8eraeBt nid,t ouf bic Sure
ia poit 5u abonniren.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-08
@rose 0~eriteiaermna.

Ter nuterseidnete miro am Ntitts
moG ben 10. ytopember ouf Ieiner
IL WieiIen Norooit bon Gureto ge.
Iesenen Sarm ~ToI3eube 6e9enItdnoe
pfentIib %periteieern IoIIen
5 9iibc, 3 Stiere, ? Einber, q
9dlber, a grbetspIeroe, 2 Siinen, I
9Ilug, / Gsee, ] 6rasmoId1ine, |
6eureden, | 3~rpeiIibieer 9ussp, /
WoSen, 2 poar pferoeseIhirr uno
ionitise 6ormserdthIhoiten II. 6ous'
boltun9ssS egenitdnoe.
Die Acknowledgements ,peroen bel
Der Beritei9eruna betomt semqd1t.
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-08
@efanntnfamnna.

Bonn 10. bis IL. Jtop. mirb in Der bieieen
8aptilten Rir9e boS MiifionSfeit ~obssbalten
weroen. Sreitus abenb II ubr wirb bdIIeIbe
%eroffnet. Die bardiif folSenOen @otteSbienIfe
werbsn Der Reibenfol9e befdnnt 9ema6t.
Sonntas, ben ~. Rop. ptrb 8ormittd9
l0t unb na9mitta9 2 lbr in Der Stobt. 6oue
preoi9t @ottesbienlt fem. Sc werben pers
lbiebene Bre6i9er pom auswGrtS bic 8ers
iammlun9en lelten. Sebermanu III III bieien
@otteSbieniten ants freunblidits sinssla6en.
Rrebiaer AManit 0srinaer.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-08
Su ~perfaufem.

3ipet Wleilen bon Siaspiem,
9. O., EonnIbip %, Range -,
perfauIe id 800 gder 2ono, mopon
$50 Ader pfluslano, buS iibriae IN
Renee. Suter Srunnen nit Wino
miibIe uno quite @ebdulidt eiten.
Dieb uno UtaI6ineric fam mitee.
tauft neroen. Sehr ebenes 2ano.
nooS-22 Sranj @rukmaHn.
- glusnIt WeiBer bon Sosmer be-
fano iid am Dienstos seihdItsbol.
Der IN Gureta.
Semano bat BON Sohn Stod
IiinF 6etreioeid6e seItoblen, Die nit
Ieiuem polen Namen seaeidnet Iino.
Serr uno Srau Gouaro 2iebeS
Ttotteten uus am DienStaa eineu an
eenebmen geIud in unierem Can't.
tum ab, bel 'peIder @elesenbeit mir
oos 0er9niieen batten. Don benz
Id0nen SLAB uno Dem baoiIden
Gamble" ipred)en au f6nmen. Gueene
2iebes, Der 0ruoer Gounro's, oes
oentt nddites Ictner 6eimot pWiiiI.
buIen" einen 8eIud ab~5uitatten.
Sn 7ifinion besine elm Stub.
Idnoer namens Deter Wteb, SeIbIt.
moro, peIder pe9en MiBbanoluna
ietner Srau Su elmer a~rbeitsbaus'
ItroIe perurteiIt moroer mar. ST. hii'
terldBt feline Srou uuo mebrere err
nadIene 2inoer.
@olett &te 2anO tauIen
ODER oertaufen, renten ooer oerren'
ten, Seio ouI 2onc bergen ooer Der.
bergen, in ir9euo einem Sountp in
oieIer nmseseno. 10 Ipreben Sic be-
mir Dor.
Sbeo. ). y. @te'ot
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-08

Srou u. Soaman piro an Diens.
tag, ben 81. Nooember, FIR cine
Wode in ghlep fem. BieIes
luiro Der Iebse 9eIud i'm 99inter
isin. Vile Dieieni9en. melhe IidD
photographer loIIen poasn m5sen
Wdbreuo oieier 3eit poripreheu. 2
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-08

Wer cine id15ne Sr9el ooer Elm
Teines Yiono, ODER IonIt elm Duff
SnItrument touIen mill, labe id hier.
nit Ireuaolid11t elm. bel mir poripre.
den az luollen. Sd babe bic aselt.
tur bon Sno. Mc2lttbur &c Con in
Mberoeen iibernommen uno bin MN
Iomit bereit Glid) cute SnItru'
n,ente Sur iebr nieori9eu pretier1
nerfoifTeu IA fnnuen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-08

sla& Def nenessrn sladhdcbtem gea
fela mh Mbsrbesn easc, eiHe oil.
SsHbabH peEbuHDeH fper0en. 10 amdl
Nlhleu, ". E. gDis cts Ssenmter Der
Goo Balm mitfheilie. Ion Iegiere Eehr
UtrtbDoueS Grunoeisentbnm la SIber.
been ano Seoln getduFt baben, nno
fele ate DermeHene Sirede Ioa ehDoS
Uerdnoeri lpeEDen, fueldbe 0erdnDer.
lIha bic 9ennnnte Rtrede INN setpn
orti 0leiIen Ygrtlr5eE IoGu. 4giipSI
ARDererIeilS stbeiile unS 6err fbdt.
,r9 detpett upn Der 5irmnu Seipett
Brothers o aberDeen, fpeldler am
Wlonta9 la Gureta lpeilte. init, bah
bic minneapolis Il St. 2ouis Glen.
bnbnseielItofi (SlinoiS Geniral)
UernieI iun9en pon aberoeen nab
seolo MAIDEN lieb, Die am Samstoa
pouenoet luuroen. DieieIbe@ 81 IeGIdpaFt
erruorb our1 ibren 9lseuten perIdie.
oene Dierteliettiouen 9ano ntItIid,
bon geola bon Or. gopo. 10 oab al,
le IuSIid)ten oorbanoen Ii;o oaB IN
Sdloe GiIenbahnbauteu mternom.
nlen peroen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-08
Nd)tnn9SOou
8hitipp S6amb Der.

Am Montn9 trof Deter Femme
In 8esleituns Ieiner Srnn, eAnes
Spbnes nno bret G5dlter pom Der
Qoionie aeaoeL poititntion SeI3.
Som. Gberion. SilbrnBIono, bier
elm. Gr sebentt Iid1 bel SoSue q.
o., nteoer3ulaIIen.
6err inib Srau gbriitian Burner
BON Gong GATE perbradten ben
bel 8etannten IN Sosmer.
gtidter 6. 9. Boulder befinbet
Iid) nit Gr. 6ouoerneur 6erreio, in
ben 9Iaf Oils anf ner Soso. Gr
seoenft uddIte Wode ruieoer in
Gureta ein3utreffen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-08
9otts.

Dieieniaen pelhe Der North Star
Stmber SO. Seloer ihnIoen merbeu
biernit erIuht, oieIelben bis gum
ndd)iten 10. gtooember 1905 in III.
ierer Office gu beSablen.
Nortb Star 2umber 60,
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-08
4epfeI.

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ouns Teiner Nerp PORT aepfeI, loipie
audi einiee 6unbert Giiten Salifpr,
mia aepIel. 9abe oud CUTE rotbe
GBdpfel. Wenm Sbr rpeIcbe Doat, be-
penft ooB th INNER am biui9iten
perfauIe. Gmtl Sierenielot.
Sin Spe3ial.0 teb5uo ronnte am
Sreitas bel StraBburs. q. O., ge9ell
cine Sub, lpos bic Gui9Ieiiun9 oes
3uaes sur SoIse bate. Der Sei3er
Sielo Noble true arge 8erIeBun9en
oapon, bob Ioa ietn 3uItono nidt
aeIdbrIih fem. I'm 3 nbr UtorsenS
mar nas @eieiie pieoer fur ben BE.
t,iph fpciA
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-12
NOT CoOD FOR sAMoANs.

"The natives of Samoa says Sur geon Spear, of the navy. in a recent report, "are beginning to wear white mems clothes, much to the detriment of their health. The climate is essen- tially a wet one. In former times a na- tive would rub a little cocoanut oil on his skin and go out into the rain, and when he reached shelter there was nothing to dry but his lavo-lavo' or breechcloth, The same native now goes out into the rain, his modern cloths soon become wet, and, before he realizes. it, he is chilled through, for the rain in Samoa is always from 0 to 10 degrees colder than the atmos- phere,. Pulmonary affections, such as pneumonia, bronchitis and tuberculosis naturally follow, The present law pro- hibits the sale of alcoholic beverages to the natives. As 8 master of fact, the. natives care very little for alcohol; they prefer their native drink, 'kava.' The restriction is a wise one and should be continued.
 "The Samoans are very superstitious, and when taken sick they imagine de- wills are inside them. Almost every old woman and man has a sure cure for driving out these devils. This is &C., complished by, lomi lomf (massagIng) and by internal administration and ex- ternal application of various decoctions made from leaves. If cure results, the devils have been driven out; if, on the other hand, death follows, the devils are victorious.
 "The traders sell the natives patent pain killer which can be used inter- nally as medicine and externally as a liniment. This medicine is very highly | thought of and the natives will tell you they have great confidence in it; sometimes they name their children af- ter it. A sick Samoan thinks that he must walk when sick his theory being that he must move about to regain strength. If he cannot walk he will bury himself under clothes, and it is wonderful at times how they obtain enough air to breathe.
 "The usual treatment instituted in a case of pneumonia by the natives is about as follows: The man sits up all most continually; he is stuffed with all sorts of food and decotions to drive out the devils, the number of devils being estimated by the amount of pain. If much pleurisy exists, there are at least eight devils in the chest, and it requires energetic treatment to drive them out. The man gets up, walks about as long as he can, and when he can no longer walk he lies down and his head is cov- cred up carefully so as to exclude all fresh air. If the man survives the or deal his attendants consider themselves experts in treating that particular dis ease. e.'-Washington Star.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-12
NeYr HnYen Thenter.

Under Southern Skies," that charm ing dramatic creation by Lottie Blair Parker, well known as the author of Way Down East will be the attrac- tion at the New Haven theater tonight and tomorrow and Saturday nights and at the matinee Saturday. With an equally fine production as to seen cry and effects, and an even stronger cast than that which delighted play goers last season, Under Southern Skies promises to be one of the choic- est offerings of the season.
 The role of Leila Crofton, a sweet,
 tender heroine, a typical southern girl, is portrayed by Miss Mabel Trunnelle, one of the youngest and most capable leading women now before the public. John T. Burke, an actor of wide experi- ence, appears in the character of Major Crofton, an impressive and interesting figure, whose life holds hidden sor- row.
 The two lovers of the heroine are carefully drawn portraits of different natures, although both are examples of the hot-blooded young southerner. George Le Guerre has the role of the self-sacriicing young lover, and Henry Walthall is the selfish lover. The two colonels, one full of bluster and fowery oratory, the other cool, deliberate and
 unmoved, are finely contrasted, and their long standing ''feud' furnishes much amusement for the audience.
 The faithful old "Auntie," in the
 hands of Miss Stella Congdon, so long identified with the old Augustus Daly stock company, is one of the favorite
 characters in the play, as is the mis- chievous Ann Eliza," Imaginable ere ation true to the darky of the south. Prices for this attraction will be: Matinee, 25 cents and 50 cents; night, 25 cents to $1' The seat sale is now open.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-12

fled it strongly. Its loss will be felt fled it strongly. Its loss will be feI severely by that country.
 The land anciently was sacred to the goddess Hertha, and later was known as Fosetisland, from the Tristan god- dess Foseta, who had a temple at it's northern end. From the middle of the tenth century it was an independent republic, but it came into the possess sion of the Dukes of SchlesWig in the fourteenth century, and was captured by Denmark about $50 years later.
 Great Britain occupied Heligoland in 1907, and seven years later Denmark officially recognized the new ownership. In 1890 Germany secured the island, giving the protectorate over Zanzibar in exchange.
 Zanzibar was not considered much of 8 possession at the time of the trading, but it's importance ito Great Britain has increased within decade. The trade of the island is almost wholly with England, and it is increasing in im- portance year by year.-Chicago Post.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-12
COME FROM MANY STATES.
All Parts of the Country Represented
 Among Yale Freshmen.

All Parts of the Country Represented
 Among Yale Freshmen.
 Preliminary figures of Yale under graduate registration show that the distribution of students attending Yale from all parts of the country continues to be wide. In the academic fresh man class the new members are S51 and in the Sheffield Scientific school 36S. Forty states and territories are represented in the freshman classes this year, as we'll as China, Japan, the Philippine Islands, New South Wales and England. In this country the distribution among the states is as follows:
 Arizona, 1; California, 4; Colorado, 12; Connecticut, 215; Delaware, 5; Dis trict of Columbia, 5; Florida, 1; Geor- gia, 8; Idaho, l.; Illinois, 39; Iowa, 4; Indiana, Kentucky. 10; Louisiana, g., Long Island, ?; Maine, 2; Maryland, g; Massachusetts, fl; Michigan, IS; Minnesota, 17; Missouri, Ii; Montana, l.; Nebraska, 3; Nevada, 1; New Hampshire, 1; New Jersey, S1; New York, ITO; Ohio, S9; Oregon, 2; Penn sylvania, 46; Rhode Island, g.; South Carolina, 2; Tennessee, 1; Texas, 4; Utah, 1; Virginia, 2; Vermont, 8; Washington, 2; West Virginia, 3; Wis consin, 2. From China, Japan, the Philippine Islands and New South Wales there are one each; from Eng land, two One of the English boys is the son of Sir Alfred Mosely, head of the Mosely English educational move- ment.
 The Yale freshman registration shows that the undergraduates have been drawn as follows from the various parts of the country: New England, 270; North Atlantic states, 259; South ern states, 39; Middle Western states, 120; Western states, 20.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-12

play, ''The Embassy Ball." at the Fly perion theater next Monday evening. Daniel Frohman has surrounded his star with some of the most accomplish
 ed players in the extensive Frohman forces. The leading woman is Char lotte Walker. who won distinction for several years as James HS Hackett's chief support. This season Miss Walk CT created the principal female role in "The Prodigal Son." Hall Gaines play, and remained with that production un- til MT. Frohman required her services for ''The Embassy Ball." Another prominent player is Harry Harwood, one of the ablest impersonators of com edy old men on the stage. Important roles are also intrusted to Ida Darling, Adele Holiday, Stanley Dark, w. E. Hitchcock, Harold Heaton and E. w. Morrison. The scenic production will
 be unusually handsome, and the ladies will be prodigal in the display of the very latest thing in fashionable gowns.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-12
LECTURE COURSE
To be Delivered Under Auspices of the New Haven University Extension.

To be Delivered Under Auspices of the New Haven University Extension.
 The officers of the New Haven Uni- versity Extension center are as fol- lows: President, A. Maxcy Hitler; vice-president, Charles L. Baldwin; treasurer, Herbert W. Snow; secretary, Willis K. Stetson, MT. and Mrs. Hen " G. Newton, Samuel R. Avis, F. H. Beede, Mrs. Henry Rogers, Miss M. Rachel Webster and Miss J. E. Stud ley are the other members of the cor poration. The New Haven lecture course committee in charge of the lec- lures consists of President Hadley as chairman and Professor Andrew w.. Phillips, Professor Chittenden, Profess sor Perrin, A. MaXcy Hitler, w. K. Stetson and F. H. Beede, superinten- dent of the public schools. The list of lectures, which follows, for the season of 19O5-6, contains the names of a number of distinguished lecturers which will prove attractive to citizens of New Haven.
 Wednesday, Oct. 1S-Edward How ard Griggs, "Venice, the City of Gold en Dreams" Gllustrated)
 Wednesday, Oct. Backward How ard Griggs. Florence, the Heart of the Renaissance" dllustrated)
 Friday, Oct. 27-Jaeob A. Riis, '"Tony's Hardships."
 Thursday, Nov. Civilian Lyon Phelps, "The Novels of Mrs. Hum phrey Ward"
 Wednesday, Nov. S-Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Durham, Three Great Amer ican Song Writers Mcdowell, Foote and Nevin," (with vocal and instru- mental illustrations.)
 Wednesday, Nov. -5--Henry Edward Krehbell, Wandering Ballads (ac- companied and illustrated by Mrs. Krehbell.)
 Tuesday, Nov. 21-Russell H. Con- well, Acres of Diamonds"
 Wednesday, Dec. 6-Henry Zick, Student Life in Old Heidelberg"
 Wednesday. Dec. 1S-Ernest Thomp- son Seton, New Adventures of Ami nal Friends" Gllustrated.)
 Wednesday, Dec. 20-William Elliot Griffis, Fun, Fact and Fancy About the Japanese and Their Country" Ql- lustrated)
 Wednesday. Jan. 17-William Lyon Phelps, Benjamin Franklin" the twentieth anniversary of his birth.
 Wednesday, Jan. 24-Leland T. Pow CTS, dramatic recital, Robertson's play of David Garrick.''
 "wednesday, Jan. S1-sarnuel Me- Chord Brothers, author of 'The Gentle Reader,"} etc. A new lecture-subject to be announced.
 Thursday, Feb. S-J. Travis Mills, John Bright" Qllustrated)
 Wednesday, Feb. 14-Gsorge Edgar Vincent, 'eThe Psychology of the Crowd"
 Wednesday, March 7-Concert of the Trio club, Stanley Knight, Isidor Troostwyk and Leo Schultz.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-12

lash us for our alleged degeneration CTS of the Republic. who, in their eyes were not only heroes. but saints, also void of offence toward God and man"
 Without derOgating in the least de- gree from the honor due to the heroic men, who fought through that time that tried mems souls,'' the Revolution ary period, it must be remembered that not all even of the patriots were quite saints. Indeed, We can honor those men the more if We do not forget that they not only fought against British power, but had to fight in association with some otherwise very unpleasant brethren, and probably oftener than we know against temptation that rose up in their own hearts. ..
 We may be sure that there were many shades of character between the supreme seIf-devotion of Washington and the treason of Arnold. Any impar- tial history will reveal to us that plum derers and "grafters" were by no means unknown to the Continental ar- mics. There were contractors and pur- veyors of supplies who would have been qualified to rub shoulders with the most accomplisheh of the feecing gentry of the Civil War period. There were marauders, robbers, deserters, double dealers and maligners in that patriot force enough to swamp the cause, if an honest cause can ever be swamped by bad men. If there had i been bounties in those days there were men equal to being bounty jumpers as slippery and ruthless as those of 1864. Tn fact, it was reckless extravaganza in expenditure and the hardening from consequent peculations in Philadelphia , that led largely into the great treason of Arnold.-Chicago Chronicle.