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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12
Real Estate Trnn.fers.

Bates Co Inv 20 20 Chas Bowdre,
los a. sc 6. Sit Pleasant. S634s.
Webb Shelby to n c T Mccall. 20
a, sec S. ElkhaTt. Si0.000.
James g Caunch 10 q " Howell.
80 a sec II, Mound. $500.
W Stubblsheld to q W Burton.
20 a, sec 70. Deepwater. $3.50.
Il Robinson 70 Chas Z McHargut
6 a. sec ,. osagc. SSoo.
Julius Vaurctte TO Aureliau Van.
rette. und 10 int 10 a. sec 81, New
Home, 5000.
5 Adams 10 ) Lewis, lots is q.
bik ,. Amsterdam. 500.
Geo II Wright Ia J T. Argenbright,
10 a, sc -. Cpck. $50.
II Nafus 10 V J Cumptou. loO a,
~ Il, Pleasant Gap. SI4O0.
CT Mills TO G W Boswcll. pt lots
I36 4 l57. Adrian. $3.50.
Mary J Hartman 20 Pearl n
Cherry, lots 81, ~. as. %. % aud o5.
Adrian. $500.
Sarah J Dodson TO { 4 Moulton,
30 a, &C - Grand River. Sla,0o0.
Eo Talbot 60 J Il Funk ct al. lots
I. .. q ), Adrian. $500.
Elmira fcmale College 90 n q
Goodenough. leo a., scc .. Walnut,
5000.
Aaron Pfost to Wesley Hanna, l0i
a. sc II s. ~, Mingo. 500
orVal 4 Grialn To wm q Bates.
zoo a, secs %. IS 4 50. Grand River.
ei9.00Q.
EN Cbastain 20 N l. nradlcs lot.
5&0& pt lots Z, 5. "a 10. blk l. lii.
ties al Hume. $3.50.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12

Hon CLARK Wix, Of Bu'isr, uss
in the city. Wrdnr.day
The @ 4. 4. Post all insisi
their new officers next "Wednesday
night, January isth. Old soldiers
don't forget il.
Mrs. c. d wInehsll left last
Friday icJ Lswton. Oklshoma. on
an extended visit to her daughter.
Mrs Coll Orr
r. ~. Miller returned lasi week
from a holiday visit 10 his old
home way back ia Indiana. OF
course he had a splendid time.
WANTED - YOUNG MAN from
Bates county 90 prepare for desir.
able position IN Govt. Mail Service.
Salary $500. Rapid promotion 10
$500. Splendid opportunity. Ad-
dress Box One, Cedar Rapids, Ia.
Mr.. p. 3 Banz, from The Happy
Hill vicinity came 20 the city Tues
day morning in good TIME 10 2 1
caught in The snow storm. NJ
Barlz IS one OF our successful farm
ers who reads the TRIBUNE regu-
larry.
The many friends of Rev. and
Mrs. c. c. James will be sorry to
learn that the health Of their little
son Byron is such, that q change to
a warmer climate seems necessary.
Mrs. James and two younger chill
dren will leave shortly for southern
Texas.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12
KEITH
EzEKT.

}. A. Boron, sr., Is reported on
the sick list. Has the grippe.
That eastern man, Nlr. Blizzard, Is
paying Us a visit.
Boodlers viii have to take OF
their hats to Gov. Folk now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caud ShankIand
were visiting In this vicinity last
Thursday and Friday.
MnS Ben Rand spent Thursday at
II. T. Robinson's.
Henry Hooper, Jr.. started to
town Tuesday without his ~overcoat,
but be went back after &c belore be
got a mile from home.
John King arrived home Sunday
from the wild west where be has
been the past Is months. He tried
nearly all the western states. hut
came back TO old Missouri TO spend
the winter, aud has struck a bliE-
zard.
A pie and pound party at J. X.
DeJarnetts last Wednesday night.
The girls brought the pies and the
boys "A pound of candy. A big
crowd wa present and al enjoyed
themselves, except a few eat too
much.
Mrs. NJ. C. NeRt Il wishing she was
back among the oses in California.
She thinks they would look prettier
than the snow.
Lee BORON and niece, Miss Ruth
Bornou, went 10 Clinton Friday on
a visit returning Monday. Lee win
start back TO Wyoming this week
after a months visiting with nela-
tives IN Bates.
SUNSHINE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12
REAYLEY

Good mDrning everybody Wen
h1F T. tIb ior sinuerf IL D. rather
tough on strip pitbers
Airs. Abe T0urtmott and SOD
Elmer. Fieited ~relatives nen.r stump.
town, Sunday.
tir kinney hns rented tie Wood
ward place Tor another year.
1iss Emma Ruae j. visiting old
eehoolmates here this week.
Miss Goldle wheatiey visited Niss
Nellie aver Sunday.
Rev. Chapman preached n yeTy
good sermon az our church sunday
evening.
L. Aver is IN Clinton On business
this. week.
Geo. Turner, Of the new shaft. wa
In our neighborhOOd hunting Eat
cattle, Monday.
Abe Tourtillott and pretty daugh.
Ter Alta, were In the Hiu Saturday
Old Grandma Siviis il very sick
again.
We received a nice long Bewsy let
ter from Mr. Erskine. formerly Miss
Netue Showalter Of Rich Hin. Mrs.
Erskine Is now a resident Of Detroit,
Michigan. She and her little daugh-
ter Francis, are just recovering from
scarlet fever. Mrs. Erskine wished
to be kindly remembered to her little
pupils here
EZEET-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12

Mrs Noon Is improving gRauy
~ she went Ia town calling un
Thursday OF last week aud surpris-
cd her friends who ar glad 10 Se
her out
\ surprise party Was given 20 AR.
FL McCray az his home. attended
by his childncn and friends which
was a great success.
Miss Nclllc nenham gave a party
az her sisters. Airs. Canncc Wanl.
ON Friday ~ thu eth inst
Mrs. Grafton Ia stan ga thu scl
list.
Mr., Leo LastbuEu met With an a..
cldont weilS goias tor = lead q. coal
ga To, sday morriag. which tho
not serious, may uaAo hin hus sor
a Jew woke ho clipped aud 80
Waite tha eupty wGS0l ~ ovSe ia
ielt ankle tyuislag e.
Mrs.. Carrie illiiery gave a party "a
Seaio % her iricaas ~ her bo@e Oh
Sawrtay cegiuS.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12

MaaY c~sutures aeD uteu ghe "a
twlar eastern and western oisrs a
this ~eontiueas were an thar was 80,
tshn when sltr crust ~ thh enntlaere
aros abaye ghe NvN of the wat a.
pau g water. and couisd Cd
rhen a misau inseFanI sonaet os
eansd tAs emeats aroa la thelr
mW towering mtny thonsa6a
het ap1Fe the waters suuacc and ih
tarir Hoatel and uleltlng ylsas Ga.f
pounsi pneeioas metals whleh ui.a
lac cooAug praens 0ccumaI ia
taany pekets aoi hIgrs wherr az
sggam hagiag escaped tue cnastar
dibst ghem vita goidaud silver. cufe
per aud p~FesciQus stones When ~,
axe 81 vegetation wal comphfra
aui auiaal te cauic. meu la their
waahriag found the abosiss ofthe
pngas mrsais. 50 Cod mauy era
taFs ago When b. ntst snfone4
wen D. proshsed that thelr s,aulf
ga uiler Sean should b. rcwanlaf.
whca taey shoald 4ss thc MessiAm
and ana hsm as Reteg aud Anfns,
ana yoa and lmay do esea sae
iealmler Sc have not skc2u
aaf hass eho4ea yae
ALFeA ALFHA9
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12
SPRAGUE.
From last week
SUNSHINE

There was u party given by
Mcssrs Walter Burk aud Harry
Moore and Miss Nellie Depew az The
home of Mr.. Joseph scholar. Friday
~ Dec. SO, which was a great suc-
ccss and MAS greatly enjoyed 10y
those who attended. At the same
time there was another party given
lay Miss Annie Eastburn at her homo
wherc al enjoyable time was spent.
ON account OF the cold weather
there was not such a crowd at tho
supper at the College. given by the
ladies oi the Christian Church. but a
very hnc supper was given and a
pleasant time was pasScd by tllosc
who went
IL n rumorod that there is TO ID
two weddings ia town soon. but we
viii walt to Dc shown.
Walker Bobbit has suucecdei IN
gctttug a good well Of water on his
lots IN the eastern part Of town and
so be Is trying 10 set on the place
where Mr. PfigmoR lives. n you
want "a well dug or any work on
your wells so AIR. Riley
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12
Maj, T. w. Tsssord IS able to
be on the street again.

Nthlf - W. hcRsolu ~ antN "
be on the street ugain.
Judge w. T. Duvall 5 jus, about
able to attend 20 business rgais.
MI. and Mrs. W. T, Marsh
spen, Sunday IL Butler visiting with
friends.
Mrs. Name Boring Price. ofRoek.
Vile Is In the city visiting Miss Pc
rrzu Priichnfd and other friends
Mr.. and Ms. Herman Johannes
sre Ia the Guy visiting the parents
Of Mrs. 10 annss, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
B. Lane and other reistives.
Word has been received 10 this
city Of the advent Of a little son
and heir into the home Of MT. aud
Mrs. Ben Warren, at Girard;
Kansas.
w. T. Marsh is "home again"
nor 'from a distant shore but
from S, Louis. where he has been
40 summer holding down a news.
paper job.
Comrads John S. Meyarly came
up from Bonanza, Ark, about two
weeks ago on a holiday whit to bis
family. He made this Office a.
pleasant call. lie returns 10 Be-
nanza today.
Uncle John Kious down vt Che
topa, Kss., sends in bis regular
yearly contribution to keep the TIT
BUSE coming for another year. His
many friends hereabouts will be
glad to learn that his health is i'm.
proving.
Snos began to fall heavily and
steadily Tuesday morning and KEPT
il up all day. For several days it
had been anticipated and the vary.
leg changes no doubt suggested to
many OF our early day settlers the
we'll remembered early day eireul
expression, "What will snow storm
dr next.
Rev. Ell p. Anderson. presiding
elder of Carthage district. closed
his fourth quarterly meeting at thi,
point with the quarterly conferences
Monday night. The new board OF
trustees, stewards aud other church
officers and committees were con.
fmed and the business OF the year
wound up so far as possible. There
will be an adjourned session near
the end Of the conference year IN
March. T he annual conferences
meets this year At Pennington,
Mo, March .2d.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Nuekols, wife Of
VIM Nuekols aud daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Cyrus }. Requa Of Lone
Oak township, died at her homt
Monday, Jan. ?, 1905. She wis
AZ years Of age Nov, &. 1904, and
leaves besides her husband, to
mourn the loss Of a beloved one
her father, mother. and three
brothers. She was greatly below.
ed by all who knew her. She was
buried from the Double Branch 81
Z. Church Wednesday, Jan, :
Services were conducted by Rev.
$. ID. Jewell, Of Butler.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12
Americans Are More Temperate
Than BrftOns

Lady Falmouth, Ut London, has
attracted general comment and
praises by a letter 10 the press in
which she tells how she was struck
during her recent visit to the United
States by the higher standard Of So
briefly prevailing there and the to-
tai absence Of the poor, drink sod
den looking beings too frequently
seen in England" Her ladyship's
Investigations led her to suppose
tina, this higher standard was at
least partly due to the instruction in
hygiene and temperance in the ele
meniary schools in America. She
urges that the study OF similar SUBJ
jeets be made compulsory in the
British educational department. l.
IS remembered in this connection
that on July 81, Lord Londonderry
urged this by a petition signed by
over $4,000 medical men Of London
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12

tns tesival ssra~eS Nd "a sasge
q Aays been held ia ne walaas
u (. Chursh, .ais wssa b,se
tssa sss4..sd sasl ssgtssz ngs.ss.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12
The MelbA-ParklnsOn Concert.

huc mcspe-kaFkltaen concert.
The most popular musical event
in the history Of Kansas City was
the Melba Parkinson concert Al
convention hall IN tha, city on
Wednesday evening. The Kan.
sas Cit, papers place the attend.
anee at ten thousand persons. aud
while all expected much. il is
gratifying TO know that the CHIEF
actors, Nine. Melbs aud BESSIE
Parkinson, the latter a Butler girl
even surpassed the high antieipa.
hons Of the cultured audience.
All we're delighted aud are eoa6.
penI that her future, as one Of the
great singers Of this or any olhsl
country, will be a series Of sri.
umphs in her chosen field Of song,
BATES Co. Democrat
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12

LOCAL BRIEFS.

City Sunday night.
Old newspapers, SC for a big
bundle at iHE Tribune Office.
John p Thurman, Of Kansas.
speas SUNDAY IN the city with
friends
TIM fRtnUsE telephone is No
So. Send 80 your items By lele
phone.
Hereafter | will be in my dental
Office from Tuesday noon to Sun
dav noon.-DR. SLATER.
Chas. a. Lane and wife were
iu ibe ciy Monday trading with
our 20 -rtntn is sud visiting rela-
ives
Cherries q. Of Kansas City,
IS WISHING ni. father, Mr. Renben
Weller and other relatives and
friends.
Leo Loeb has returned to the
State University at Columbia after
spending his Christmas vacation
with home folks.
Miss Harriet Hatcher, Of Rich
Hill closed a very successful term
OF school at independence, Friday.
Sister Sue" in Hume Tele-
phone.
Job printing Of all kinds done at
the TRInuNE office. Our stock of
supphes i. large and we Try to please
our customers. Pnoes right. Come
and see Us.
Mrs. +. It. Montgomery, after a
holiday VISIT TO her parents, SIR.
and Mrs. E. r. Williamson, re-
turned to her home at Clinton,
Mo-. last Friday.
Reuben Weller, who has been
confined 10 hiss home for so long
and can do little but read, likes the
tons Of the TRIBUNE aud sends in
his subscription for ioos.
VIM. Done, the real estate man,
went TO Butter las, Friday , visit
with a cousin from way down ia
Arkansas who came OPP TO visit with
relatives in Bates county.
And sure enough young Reed
has been heard from just as the
TRIBUNE predicted he would be.
Young Jones didn't kill him. lie
is civ and we'll out in Colorado
Mr.. $. c. Richards late owner
Of the Farm implement store has
purchased a quarter section Of
land IN Vernon county and will 20
10 farming "when the robins nest
again
Judge Chas. a. Denton's FIRST
term OF court began at Clinton,
Monday. and L Ayers left here
Sunday 10 act IS stsnographer for
the oouu by appointment Of the
Judge.
Mr.. a. . PHgmore, or Sprague
a ime blue republican, was in the
city last Thursday and added his
name aud that Of his son In the Phil
ippiae lJsnd.,io the growing list of
TsinuNE readers.
Mr.. $. c. Richards who recent.
" purchased tho Farm Implement
Store on South Sixth street has
sold the same TO Mr.. J. sam Brown
Of Nevada who will take charge a,
on c s. b. Cole wall still be in
charge for a short time.
4 daily paper for Al % q year is
something the public hiss long dcsiF,
"a The chicago Daily Review. q
delightful family daily giving all im.
portaut news, market IMPORTS and
many Interesting departments for
men, women aud chlldpn. " sent to
subscriber, for ~ "a year, - cents
Tor 9 months % cents for 3 months.
Subscribe to-day. address. The Chi.
cago Review Co., $50 COcaCola
nuliding, Chicago, Illinois.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12
Fursi Fun:

We will pay the hes, prices for
all kinds Of Furs at Hurst's Gun
Store.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12
THE sPIEfT ~ QrE~r.

The master p4rasei a questInn ~
impDrra8oc whaR BE- sail. What
~ek ye Theae xgo misn hardly
knew what they were seekinE.
One Important fact wa ESTABLISHED
they were seekers Mostan men are
seekers, many yea, / might say tlsir
goals ara hgion How many og a.
know the anallty u every lane that
has Is prospective goal IN view. Yct
THAI lane = traveaed IN pers1ct couh-
dense Thsae two uen wen travel
ine e goal shey knew not Ths hu
mun soul IS couti1uauy t~ravellne fn
various dlnctions, the a supne,u
desire was 70 hnd God They knou
be can ue found. Tbs iularat g.
sire diriueiy implanted encouras
us % believe We shall $50 God ~
TRUTH Is iouu1 ~ any. uutl an at
vanoe 3 made toward God the AM
thor 90 al TRUTH TherIvers olsusat
dcvouoa and a~spirauoe. steal away
IRON the cyes oi the worIi unta as
desire bcomcs eEasrgirod by I
Thea a. toe aiddeu sprins under th
shcN ~ t1e rock saddeniy pasles "a.
seH up aud ouosrs the sod * mui.ar
caTths bQs1m. aud appears uulaf
thg hca3iag aras ~ thv tnss a u,n
ulaE uvuht 50 tae hl8Au dslgr
bunst sad3caN ouf bcioFp the e0rsl.
ana sing the meiosiy ~ hagpy q
hk@ uo wonder sonS sb0ut Tor Ioy
whea God s ioand What aek
ve
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12
SUNDAY SCHOOL ltssOs.

Lesson m-Januay D. is.
Lesson re1t-John 1, gL
JEsUs WIS Bn Ffnsr D1s1i1r
SoLDES TEET-Thou an fbe soa
Of God thou art the King - Israei,
John 7. g.
Ttme-A u. e. PIao-Bafharv.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12

The Lamh q, Cod He was 20
vke away the sa % tle vsaraf.
whas . maEnlgoc1g u~n3ertakiuz ~
w2s "a accomplish Notalos Is tha
soyt I'D agI<arv. Ia t@ saosl s.
oisteg Se e was Coo n
host IA tho ASH ant ws3y to tst th.
world, 0ke atlas a ola 90 tie
sboasdes a 49, rshbaoasncss sSA
gsrw @srSerN11. wtcNttA-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-01-12
S. [. AMES,
BAZAAR

and alfsh thinSs mar r. kss uui ~
the coaraslol Jeus clza -
taaeh uen how 70 HFe- and Ere -
the nEbr way. That tie ezpra
imase u hlrnseH msy D. stanfaa o.
th-l New aspanors and hoE~
we're TO the cd oaes a-l
cause q uew path 81 blaBe cut sor
al tie ma Who wuad gak 10 a.
wav q ulth ard ut WAT q
bsd uortd tas Win BE- Ua t
Infamous eneut q suspciou. born
thruagh ~ aguey. shaH raca
The taro-e - power Il now ouenp
aud men shall love earn other in
stead - watching TO se thnt 10 ad
vaut~S taken: when THE sacrseu
pf the Caris1 Is fully appropriated
when naen shall SAP As Sc passes b.
behold the Lamb 81 God that tak
eth away the sin Of my soul
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-05
SanaI Gum miiiiUn.
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81 a ihtnqtou. 3. Npril. -
Gie uCuc 8omnriIiion fiir sen Tonu.
moSfanoI beitebt aus folqenoCr Nitt
slieSern:
Sbeo. e. 9bonts, goriiber.
Gbos. g. Wtogoon. @orpcrneur Scr
Gonol5one.
Sobn +. gounce, Geitnqrnieur.
Nedr GOmiral M. Z. Guideott, Ser.
Stnoten 4orine. "
9rigobe.Benerol 8eter s. Saius,
ger. Stooten g(rmee a. 9.
Sol. Sstpnlo 3.Grnit Sngenieurs.
forps.
Benjamin DG Sorrob.
sSn gerbinOuna nit 0ieien Gruer.
nunaen mahte &riegs1efret6r 5Gi!
bic SumniHte Der @ebdlter befarnt,
tuelbe fir sie 9omntiiiion beiuiligi
tuirb. ssebes NtitgEieO erbGlt elmer
So6resgebaIt BON $500 nebit allen
notigen 9feiieipeien. Ser 8oriiter
speroetl ierner $22,500. Dem G6einge.
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pOItbramtIfr III
$dDwuIit1ten,
SrbGlt BON einer Sdnuiuoclgciel'
idjait Belo.
Allrr0ines MIR al5 al ibr.
81 nm feline tsntlsiians sinse'
gefUmmcn.
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8biIaoeIp6ia, 2. gpril. -
George s. tSoloen, Snipettor oeS bic
igeu Boitamtes, Der beute feline Re'
itgnatiou eingerei6t bat, gd6 81, cab
sr bon Der STOREY Cotton Company
bic Summe pon $ttO0 erbalten butte.
1ieier 9etraa ioate aaerbingS uur
1Is panleibe" inscieben iperoeu. llm
ie0o6 olIen 8erOodyt inb ben Sfein
liner etpaigen geiteduug 81 permei.
ben, babe er oos 8eneroIppItamt IN
8dibingtun um ieine @nhaiiung ge.
beten. u. ...r ... .....
Die Storep Cotton gompanp III
cine iener ,@et.Hih. Quid". .8eiea.
ihofter. oeren einSiee @eih%tstrans.
aftton oartn beIteht, ollrh Elm ousde'
bebntes an5ci9eIpitem permittelIt Sir.
fitIare @orer 5u perfoIfen, oereu
@ert MIR nitf benz Gapier Itebt. III
@irtlidfeit a6er nift ncrbanSen iIt.
4te Silmme bon $t1O0, peIde an
Sen RoItinipeftor Sol6en nusbeSobIt
rmlroe, iollte be,lpefen. SuB 9enom.
ter 8eiellifoit oie @enublma Ser RoIt
fir Die Transaction ihrcr @eihGfte
uift entioaen niir6e. 8uS @eneroI.
poItnmt in @oi5iuqton bot cine
itrenge l1nteriudllmq eiuaelcitet.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-05
per Simp. on,
9unurl rr0Gnrt.
Siiar bon Der Sdlwsiirr. nu6 Der
itaIisHiibeu Seite treiim iid
in Der Yfitte.
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0tm Dtrhtbr iibrrorbrn.
@rrbinouug 5miidIcu Stalirn nnO
BEN 0OrSen ourdD Gin Wciitcrmert
muSsrnrr SeGnit brOeutrnS
Ucrbehert.
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Rom, 3. slpril. - @eitcrn iii Ger
I1ngIte FUNNEL Der Groe Dem @erfebr
iibergebcn morbeu. in6em bon heiocu
gnOen oes Sipplon.Smnels aleid.
seitig bic eriten 3iiae nbgineen unN
iih In Der Otitte traicn. no oos eiierne
Cor, bas sesen llsberiIutung ourf
@oiier errihtet porOen mar, Ous erIte
MaI geoffnet tuorben fpor. Gos 8ct.
ter tuur iebr ihon; Die Semperntur
TN irnern bes S,tnneIs par Icbr bod,.
Ser itaTieniife 3ug tpuroe BON benz
Sngenieitr 9ranSou sefiibrt, Scr Den
8aa bes tunnels eeIeitet bate, unS
FAM 3uerlt In Der Ntitte an. 8ulo
oaruuf langte cub Der onoere 3ua on
Hn6 es tpuroe unter S5ubeIruf bos 5or
aeoffnet. @s folete cine aIlgemeine
@egriiBuns unb SduoeFhiitteIr lmb
gum ShluIie bieIt Der S6tpeiSer gi,
ffoi Sion cine furSe Gpebi9t uuS iee.
nete oen Tunnel.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-05
auffaduna DER aarntko.
Eranf in ErGnkrridJ.
8iiitcncntuidlnng Der lateiniIAcn
9GnScr i'm Rittelmcrr iuirS in's
5elS sefiibrt.
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|, Gori8, 2. Ipril. - Safer 8il,
helms 9eiuh IN 0toroffo uno &eiGs-
foniler b. 9iilpluS 3coe iinr Die aus.
IdIieBli6e GaeeSfroae. 9tudoer
Sronfrei6 bis iebt NIT 8euti6lono
nur i'm Roroen 5u tun gebabt bat,
erideint nun gum erItenmole Gelttid,s
lanO ou6 i'm Siinen uno ipriht bon
Itorfen SIntereiien on bcn aiiiten oeS
0iittelmCereS, melhe biSher BON ben
latcinifhen Golfern - Stalien, Spa
nien lmt 5ronfreib - nl$ ibre SH.
tcrciienTpb0re dnqeicben pornen
iin0, iuobei ollerbings 8roBbritons
nieu ourh Oen geiis pon 8ibraItur
.unb SueS cine gelpiiie aontrulle aus.
iiben fonutc. 7as griteinen 9cutfh.
lonbs fon1nlt aonS uueriportet. Tic
bieiiocn omtli6en arejTc bctrdften
Ole Sabc ruhig; Tie lpiini6en, oo3
Ole ancPreil gtotioncn uno beiouoer2
Ole Ser. Staate1l eineu ipmpatbiihen
Stanbpuuft geqeniiber Eolitif unh
3lpeden SronfreihS in Mtoroffo ein.
ncbmcu; borum lit man aud iiber
6ie inoirefte 9Inerfennunq pon 5rdnf,
reid)s porherriheuher Stequng III
Woroffo IeitenS Scr Ber. Stoaten I'm
9eroitariS Sale Dor cinigen Msona.
ten irbr erireut uuS infoIae Ieines
.ginoreiicnS in 6ieiem 6ollc, bos oud
noa SrGiiOent Goofepclt onerfnnut
murSe unb infolee Ger aus OieIem
Sale berporgegqonerrer GoIitit
sallt 6ranfreib auf Die Spmpat1ic
Der @er Stuatsr. Teittiflnnos an,
ipru6, in RaSbffo aui unbeitimmte
3cit eie ciicne Siire 81 baben, pilroe
6a3u fiibren, bob 9euhhImO nit Der
3eit er6Bere &ehte befdme ais anoerc
4otionen, Dab Die oit6eren Gotioncr
Sieielben Ge6te bentTprudleu ipiirben
rnc oaB Damn Niaroffo Ieinen Snn.
oel unbeoinat uiterluerfen miiBte,
sSranfreihs BoIitit min 0entIhlonh
bie qleihen &efte tpie ben anberen
Gationen einr6ulnen. ober niht mebr
Die Steaierura bepahrt fiible Ruhe
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-05
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Sapan 10 Il Las nit Gbtna.
geuegangcn Der japaniibru armcc
Iebr gnt Dsrid)leiert.
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Gin 5eil Der adtgmans8rnppe per.
trieb bic Huiien bon 0licnbua1leb
un0 bciette 6ieien Grt uno Die Sobelt
n6rblib Oauou am 81. 0tdr5. Gie
Sitlaticn lit i'm llebri9en ullgean-
bert.
st. 8eterSburG 3. glpril. -
General 8ationoif, Der lett tllr5em
gum aommanoanten Der Gritten
monoiturii6en armee beltiUnt iIt,
nobm nit Dem autier Cen 2unf elm,
nobel Die Gage am 9riegsidouploee
beiprcGeu plroe; boh bat Der Roiier
fein @ort BON 6rieoen eeiprpden.
@unibu 8aB, 3. Gpril. -
gine Grneuerilng Der Sample miro IN
flrsem ermartet; Die aph8eitrierume
Der ruiiiihen glrmee lit oollenSet; ble
uorberIten 2inien befinocn ff bei
etpinabai. "A WeiIeu norblid pcm
3iepoiie. Die SSopaner uerlhleiekn
ibre geipegimaen iehr gut Sllrh Rn.
palerie, 10 Dab es ihiper lit. su be-
Itimmeu, po Iih Der SauptteiI ibrer
armee befinbet. @roBe 8efpeNlnaeri
ideinen aegen Die ruiiiiden 6Innfen
ousseiiibrt an tperoen Die Giien.
bobnitation Ghonghlfl. 40 bis so
Meiien norSlih 6es IiepaIles, ut bon
japaniider artiaerie beiest, id)eint
aber nidt piel 5ruppen 81 bergen,
Gin 3peir1orieer anrren Der Gnl'
fiid-@6ineiiifen 8unf, Der $500, 1000
entbielt uuo lp1breuo 6es Riid5uges
bon Wufoeu perloren uprben mar, ut
olliaefimoeu fporoen.
Gs miro cine getpeeung dineIiider
gon6en inter 9eititn9 iapaniiher
Sffi5iere bnrdWpnaoIien IN berHiGl'
tln0 ouf 3iitiibar 9emeloet uno Sa'
ban ion nui China eiuen 8rild mis.
iiben gum 3pede elmer offenen vi.
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