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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-01
Panama Supplies To Be Purchased
Abroad,

Washington, May 16. Startling.
politically and commercially, is a de-
cision reached after conferences be-
tween Secretary Taft and the members
of the executive committee Of the
Panama canal commission, which an
nounces that purchases OF supplies for
canal work will be made in the markets
where the desired materials can be had
the cheapest. Technically in the mar
kets OF the world.
This means that a large proportion of
the supplies, involving expenditures to
run far into the millions, will be bought
abroad. Politically the step is regard
ed as confession by republican adj
ministration that the tariff protected
trusts of the United States use the
shelter of the tariff barriers to exact
from home consumers prices vastly
higher than they sell the same goods
abroad.
When the full effect of the decision
becomes known, storm of protests
from home interests, and probably from
congress when it convenes, will arise.
The secretary frankly explains that
vantage of the export prices, and that
IL Nouto LlOO NC S,OOo DuSihOSS NASli luS
goods can be had cheaper, to pay the
higher figure for the home article.
The immediate occasion for the decis-
ion. which is general in it's scope, lay
in the bids which the commission Sc
cured for two 6,O00-ton cargo-carry ing
vessels. The ships are needed to
facilitate the transportation service to
the isthmus.
1t appears that the shipbuilding
trust of this country will furnish these
vessels for S1,40O,0OO. They can be
had from foreign builders for $4,000.
Secretary Taft has authorized the
acceptance of the foreign bids, and at
least two foreign bottoms will be en-
gagged in doing Uncle Sans own bust
ness.
Last December, in communication
to congress upon matters Panaman,
Secretary Taft requested that the con-
gress take some action which would
amount to declaration of policy on
this subject. Congress failed to act.
Yesterday Chairman Shonts, Chief
Engineer Wallace and Judge Magoon,
governor of the canal zone, discussed
the situation with Secretary Taft. The
four then lunched with the president.
1t is understood that the subject was
then gone over again.
Secretary Taft announced the decis-
ion late in the afternoon.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-01
IoWA's RURAL POPULATION.

If the final census returns show that
Iowas rural population has fallen off
during the past five years, it will be a
testimony to the prosperity of the
state. For it will mean that while the
men who own the land have become
well enough off to live in town on their
incomes, renters have become well
enough off to go to the newer regions
of cheap lands and buy homes of their
own.
Everybody has recognized the ten
dency of the period. But probably no
one has suspected that the influx of
new corners from the older states has
not been keeping pace with the out
going of the seekers for homes in the
great northwest. The fact will sudden
ly call attention to that wonderful out
pouring the state has had of young and
ambitious families who have believed
that with the savings of their Iowa
labors they might better themselves by
securing homes of their own while yet
the opportunity was open in sections
where land could be had for the asking.
The tendency of the period signifies
nothing permanent. There need be no
fear that Iowa will not be thicl1ly
enough populated. The boys are now
living who will see Iowa farmed like a
garden, lines of interurban railway run
ming through practically continuous
villages. No such garden spot of the
world was never intended to be left to
a sparse or declining population. No
state of the Mississippi valley need
have any fear that it is going to be de-
nuded Of rural settlement. There will
be more ten and twenty-acre farms in
fifty years in the Mississippi valley
than there are farms of any kind today,
and every farm will be sustaining a
thrifty family.
The next wave of settlement in states
like Iowa will follow the subsistence of
the enthusiasm over Canada and the
other remote regions that are now in
viting seekers after cheap land. The
men who have come to recognize per-
manent conditions will return to Iowa
to accept intensive farming, to
to make more profit from higher priced
soil and to establish the ultimate econ
omy of production. When that wave
sets in it will submerge the state, and
then the census will show rural popu-
lation that has gained by leaps and
bounds. By that time many who are
now leaving the farms to live in the
towns will have left the towns to live
on the farms, and Iowa will become in
fact, with the modern conveniences of
rural life, the garden it now thinks it is.
-Des Moines Register and Leader.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-01
The Odebolt. Chronicle

The Odebolt Chronicle says "No
thoughtful republican in northwestern
Iowa will deny that William J. Bryan
could carry today the Tenth and
Eleventh districts of Iowa for president
if his opponent were Senator Elkins,
Senator Lodge, Senator Hale or any one
of three Iowa members of the house.
Republican voters do not admire Bryan,
but they know he is not a tool of the
corporations; and should national re-
publicans in their folly put corpora
ton man up for president in 1908 mil
lions will vote for Bryan as a protest"
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-01

The Council Bluffs Nonpareil observes
that no one seems to have thought as
yet to explain the decrease in Iowa
rural population by the fact that the
enumerators during the last census
We're paid for the number of names they
could dig up and that the present cen
sus is simply an extra job saddled on
the assessor, who gets mainly "Thank
you's" for the work.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-01

A Boston clergyman says there are
one hundred AND forty-two different
religions in his church. He might go a
little farther and say as Kipling did of
the ways of writing poetry, "And every
one of them is right
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-01

Mrs. Mary A. Livermore, who died a
few days ago at the age of 4S, was one
of the historic characters of America.
She was woman of rare genius and Of
strong character. She led in all good
work. She was reformer who looked
far into the future. She was speaker
and a writer, an organizer and tireless
worker. In temperance work and in
work for the elevation of womankind
she was leader.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-01

The people will notice that the price
Of wheat was high while the farmers
had n wheat to sell, and that it sud-
denly dropped before the farmers had
an opportunity to raise new crop.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-01

The treasury deficit for April was
100000. This is about $1S,00O,OOO
more than Secretary Gage told us few
months ago it would be. The secretary
should quit guessing and go to figuring.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-01

Speaker Cannon is credited with hav-
ing intimated that there is wisdom in
knowing when to quit, and the wise ones
are applying this to his well known
standpat position on the tariff.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-01

We hear much about good men going
wrong, but you may write it down in
your diary that the good man who goes
wrong is in reality bad man who has
Just been found out.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-01

There are ten bankers in the Ohio
peniteptiary. The only regret their
depositors have is that they did not
get there sooner.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-01

"The Iowa treasury is groaning with
wealth, but it must be remembered"
says the Knoxville Journal, "that the
legislature will meet in January"
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-01

Even if those are not the remains Of
John Paul Jones, he will never rise up
to make kick about it.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-01

No matter how rich he may be, no
man is Independent SO long as he wor-
ships money.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-01

The director of the census estimates
the present population of the United
States at 82,518,000.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-01
Advertising Rates.

Yearly advertisers cents per inch per issue.
Occasional advertisers 10 cents per inch per ISSUE
Locals cents per line each Insertion
Locals set in black face type 10 cents per line each
Insertion.
Legal advertising at legal rates.
Church and other notices where admission fee is
harged will be charged for at therate of cents per
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-01

Take out of practical politics trickery
and rascality and many statesmen
would quit it cold.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-06-01

Remember that others are striving as
hard as you to make both ends meet.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-04

ader 6aisr 1927 SsuId)eI aebroIdpen
tDcAen ipiro bet hier teincr &c
Idet. spel mand,c Sahre Die 5eidi
siaIfeii bier Az aroB III. 9d hobe Die.
les 3nbr bic 3l-obs aemod,i uno ho.
be 4 SniteI s9ei5cn seidet oerielb,
,pnr sismiih gut aber es mar A.
'risl 9ranp Drin, oeehaIb hot er mid,
aui aneaeseben; ih bate boo oo'
oen 4 YuIdei. 70 Ynid,el aeerntei
Hytnn ipeil ih in Sureto 8 ODER 3 ,Sah
re lane serpobnt babe. 10 mDdbie it
INNER mehr Nencs Don BORT bnrer
mao bite meme Srennne Dantl Ylett.
Ter nnb Safob Sberldnoer bod met
i've 8riefe einmol an beantrporien. id
marte ieoen 1aa oni SrieIe bon bort
ober INNER noh nldie Sh erboli'
Die .Gureto 3,oit- ieoe Wohe reacl
mdkia NIB leIe oieieloe nit oroBen
SnisrrH.. 3nm SdhnB ars,be id, oll'
Gnreta'er herSlin NIB niinite olei
Yeicr Der Yoit ein 9liidiid1ce Neninbr
2uowi q 8 ntber.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-04
6orreipomoems.
@mfetbni, Glib siuBIanb.
. a IN mel Srens ].

II. Hnpember 1904,
2ieber Shtpoaer uno Smmeiier!
Sd NIB Gitd, ihreiben ,pie es bier
bel uns oueTiebt. aeIunb fino mir
noh ole. oas Shreiben i6lt mir
id,ner. oenn ods 3hirrn NIB 3aaen.,
oes Hammers uno oee Gleno'e 10
ben foit iiberbono aenommen, es
iiebt iait auS. ais OBJ Der liehe Sen
niht mebr hei ums io1re, mir bnben
bier noh 3 SDDne. ciner III Inon im
3rie9 oas III Der Sricorif, Der 80.
bdnn lit in 1iroepol 80 Snbre oil,
uno Jest hot Der Batter Den Mnoreoe
fort scIcbren. 2iebe Scidnpiiter Sbr
touut sud- ben Summer oar nid)f
ooritellen, 3 S6tne ppn elmer ,sunii
lie IortNeriIeL one iii berSSerreiI.uo
1Bir miiien Oft ruicn INIT lnocn, lie
her i6eilouo luorum aber olle. nae
areu3 oriidt eilem IN Booeu. eo ia
oieIes nirtlif cine iebr idlpere 3e,t
Die &inoer werocn 3ur Shlndli
bont octriebcu luie nie Sd)oie; Die
pIiiDenoe Sugmo muB bort ibr gr
pcn auiopicru. beIonocrs tromi9 III
ee lucm elm Ydier bon Ieiner Snmi
lie nc9acriiicn wiro YSie uiele SenI
Ser neroen nod Open ocidlitt, one
OGnoe ruioen, oos 2d1rCien mn
Sommcrn Sno uno 9lnd1t uehmi
fem Gnoe. Seidmiitcrm, 6reunoemp
eetnmnte Chr miRi oar nid,t. IN woe
iiir elmer Idnperen beiriib,en 3eii mir
Icbcn. Soft mb9e iidl u%nierer erbors
mcu. 6tiiBct our herSlidl
Sobonm wno Hioiind 6utbinbr.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-04

lie meme COL bauoimsoiiWAa.
.yioubs Ssar x,mnbs Co., srbeli
an Hiomaa ifort 1icsi Gorio Dam,
yea t3suboiS, ipetd,ee alcid1 ane.
aslnoen mo mad, BEN irEberen q
sadp pclsIioi aebradhi mnroe. In
eilid,en faeen icien nod, mebrere
Soeiac.naen SaubsiS fur pie rsue
Sirmo foisen.
- Sbrition glider nno 3atob
alipieI pon nobe Nyhlep paren ON
ytontaa beind,sbolber In Der Siopt.
0err Siid,er hat in eine'r Sd1nioiJi
rift IN Sampled Souhip cine Gin
iteluna OILS SdnlmsiIter iibernom'
men NIB be0ab Iih aieid nm Dion.
to9 Ga'hTiitos ooribin nm Die CUTE
arbeii cort %onanfansen, ipahreno
6err Jatob aIipiri pieoer mad,
Aiblep suriidtebrie.
8. ). Stce, Scbn p'eB, s. 2.
Scnconom NIB Games ~. Rronn,
besoben Iid ON Uiomtno siodmit,
Tag noh Spenid. uno Don bort
aus Iubren lie per Suhrmert mad,
9eolo, AM Der rcselmHB.een Sibuna
Der Sonntp GommiIdren. meId,e
oeIiern bort ihren Nninne nobm,
beiSulpohnen. Die Serren eeoenfen
mor9en Donneretos) pieoer bier
Der 5uriid5utchrtn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-04
0orreiponoen3.

Sprina Street,. -. DeSember 1904.
Nuf one 9Dcibnohieieit uobm bus
gDeiier pl6gIid) cine anoere Ueno.
uns an. Sd,neeiturm mo adlte ira
ten elm, 10 onB man ben 9rDBten
lhciI pes idonen Sritts 3n Suus am
rparmen Oien 8ubrin9cl muBte. cod,
beute III ooS YSctter uieoer redlt an,
aencbm. Sn oloppeIlono lic9t Der
5huee neinobe | SUB hod), mas
ireilldb non mts Sarmer germ 9cIe
hen ill., Jn u%Icrer poraoiceGhlIi
diem uuo lnnit 9%cInnoen Sprtna
Srcce trot on ouf einnnl eil oeror
tiacs 9Baibin0toner Sieber ouf. nno
bis ieBt ole nn9cIuunote Wicni3in
erioI9Ios rpnren, ooh pollen NOR
bpiisn, bus his Sriihiahr ollie Wieocr
reht ociuno pcrocn, oomit Die quite
lUiiIite nit QUEEN Slppeiii 9cScncn
uno pie SritnjahreIont nit bcitcm
.Uiuib bier in Entpia bcItcIlt merocn
tam. Jotob Adtrmonm jung rat,
mie iGD oel,0rt bdbe. bIlli0c 9SiirItr,
oenn niclclbc ipiictcn 9cruiiic Gang
Iinocr bios 5 Silges mo ein SRI;
ee III ondl mertudroi9 ipenm man
bort nte ocpliie Enu9cnid)le bel ge
hen MO l~itllcn elucm Ntannc, Der
mt uicl Nilnc uno Hrbcit eo ia rpcu
aebrndt baite uio 3uu @euuB; uun
pier idl61e Sdnucinc ott gauge Btc
tie bjo ouT cjuc. oa tamt moa iyhet.
pie ucut1 uatc, idlleo Vel Ioidlat
5shuiteu II 5ptidicu mcil mo oeI +;
id m0dJ.e noh oie y mettum9 M
dlen pas Witcr loldlen unitdnorn
iuir obeu ou0ciahr. Nppctli ndlt ae.
niiuidt pno tDie mier aorreipoa.
ocni bon Sullcp 0rrr Safob Qir
mag beridllsi. 10 9.bi eS oorl einc ne-
iplIIe 6othcii, ole b~eipoIiuri mil yts
pptprr nmher aebi nno beorobt Die
ycute nieosr an idIieBsn, in ipenn IT,.
habep ipie ood cine Obrisfeii, Die
sepiBsiplhem tlnius bolo elm Snne
noc,sH wurpe. um elm nnsIid al
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-04
&orrciponoens.

Gooi, Soliicrnin. y Nopember 1904,
Da idl meit pom eud emierm Bin
mo oitere bel eHd fem m6rhle, 10
mill ih oodn einioe 3eilen pon hier
mitIheiIen. Niir 9,idIlr ee iehr gun IN
oicIer SeAeno, nIr rent ce midl, oof
i'll, ntd1t Iriiher hicrtrr fam, nQco
ltcht icBt nodl in uollcr @IIiite, @Gr-
ten uno 6Irren iino non in poIlem
Sriin, ee lit um eiu Ihcil better mig
III Iotota. nid't tolt. tcin Sroit, ion
ocrn ltebiidl uno 0cmiiibIidI. SdI ia
he mir elm 0nus mil 4'luB oetoL;i,
in Der Sioot oericlbe lit lS0 SuB
Ious uno 80 SuB brett, fir ole Gum
me bon $500, nab 3 Wionoie bobe
id) es uertorir fir 5000 uno mieoer
cincn 9etonfi fir $500 ooe 9anb INN
audi Die Gotten in Der 5too' meroen
BON 9os 5u. Ena ibeurer. Sd hohc
in mcinem 6of so aeeinrebenii6de
pauon habe taj 80 SNlIone Aein se
erntst. 9riiBet ole Sseunbe uno .Ye.
fannie. 9a
. Srens.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-04

uerbiiien; ip1le eS oann pieileidt
b,fer ipenn man !old)e S5iier nads
|%senouer unisIIndnnS entIpeocr cir
pldsd,sn ia Dmfton ooerin Slour
Sals sdben wirpe?
Die 8ebrioer Soham uno Daniet
Sieb ano Srouen mnren red,t on8e
nebme SeIndher bel nnS Der Sobonr
III Elm gutter SeielidboIier umc liebi
Spo5 Az mod,en. Gum shluB ,n5ds-
te ,d poh nniere Jremoe In Rub
lanb, s,euf nrs %auHoroern, bod, 81.
iere etpas b6ren an loHeu. 0omit
sriiBe id, fremnolidIi ollie 9eier ber
poIt uno miinid,e allen elm aliidii-
d,es nemes Jabr.
Mdnunaepo1.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-04
&orrciponoena.

Hrios. 2 D, Sonuor 1905.
Berthe Reoottiou!
llnIere Sonntnoeid)uIlehrer :. :.
9riia, !, zimmerman mo Phii'pp
Siid,cr mubter pie man Den 3ineer
cine Srcnoe mnft; lie oe%rnn'tnltetcn
elm gScibnodieicit. pie mon es nnr
ieltcn funen fam; elm ieoer ibrer
5dliilcr lcrnic elm ooel mehrere st
oidrte mo hoiicn lie om 9Heihnod)ts
ubcno Orr Nebe nod her9cloat. ct
lid)e Der Sdliiler bntten 3,ueiaelprd'
die Die 6auptrconer babel mnren,
ISiluclm Tel,cr uno Ghriiiinn &rti9.
Nm SdllnB Der Seier lpuroen ocn
Climber 6tIdlente perabrcidlt. IS
uar redlt ihDn Dds @dluIhous
tounte Die 3uhorcr nidlt ole GuIncb'
men uuo piele mmBtem ornnRen lie
hen. DoFtor 2 Spredler pon 3ripp
mar audi tiirSlidl aeid,6Itobolber IN
Nrino, or perrouite Iein Yy8urchono"
al Sohonn Stienbod,er fir Die CUNT
me bon $3.50. gieht 10 Sohonn, ieBt
FAINT on audi Seido6ite than.
Anton Better pertouit ieBt ohee in
Ieinem eiore oue; fomi, mare icBt
Semannen quite Selc9enheit angelo
zen, .Seid,aite In Artae 81 mod1en.
8, &n5piIe tauIie. elm Slain Sano
100 Adsr bon Games Be rep fir
$3.50. mb q. atermnnn fonfte
spei Sioim $40 Ader ebenfals bon
Yerrep. NIB 10 wie id sehDri babe
.bcaoblte er $3.50 bafiir. Sin satce
AnSeiben, bae oieie Seseno gut 1T.
Dos Wetter lit INNER nch aeiinoe
uno bus Yieb bnhen mir crit 3 1aae
i'm SiaIl seiiiert. gum Sd,IuB Wiin.
Ibe ib ollen 2eier iowie ouh Der
,Ysk- elm S.idIid)es sleuiobr.
". Yiibfe.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-04

lit taalidD peruebmbor IN tduienoen
bon 0rimoiben tebrt Der 5oot ein.
mo in einem ieoen onoeren SooeS
1olle NOR ee enilpeper Nu~ aebruna
ODER 2unaenemaiinouns. Die ibre Cp
Ter 9rforoert bnben Nber luenn Snz
item uno Srtalnnsen rid,iia behan'
belt neroea. 10 fonn oieIes leitt per
meioet speroen. ). s.. 6nntIep, oon
OafIonbon. Sub, ibreibt; ryieine
frau hattie Die GnsSebruns. uno orei
Dofioren aaben lie ihon ouf. Gnb-
lit nobm Tie Or. Sings Yem Die.
cooerp SIR a~neSehrnna. Snitcn NIB
Grtaltnnacn. ipelt,ee ihr and, bali.
uno beMie IL Tie seInno uno ita,f."
Is t0oei bic pmr3eln BON ellen 0ront.
beiten. Sine Daic III aeniiaenp. Ga.
rcniri an 80 Ste. uno 81 bel olIer
Npoibetern. probeIoidben irei.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-04
Md,iunaepof
Z o h a Ottm a r.

Serionsi: IT, en oroentltd,es
Sunse. Der 9nIt hot, Die bieiioe Shu
lie AZ beiudben mno auBer ben Sdui
itunoen fir feline Soft ian 8niderbo
der 6otel 3u orbeiten, finoet iotort
NnIielluns inn
& niderb o der 6otel.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-04
Garttt 40 %rerfautem.

Sh offerire meine farm gum Ser-
touie. Mui oerIeloen lit ein id,0nes.
0reitcrhous uno Stoll ioruie 9nier
9runnen nit 9eniiaeno sutem g9ai
ler mo perId,ieoene anoere Scb6ns
Iid,teiten o%orouI. Weaeu ndberer Nus
tunIi, @sreis inc 9eoinounsen iuens
be man Iid) on Den Gi9enthiimcr
Johann Studlc.
Scc. 81. Emp. 12S, gionse 73
2So-lli poitumt, Sureta, 2. 9.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-04
81 orrejpoa


- 500 WPNN A"NI
Wcrtbe J}ecuttipu.
&ir huticu bis tBi ic5r idlouce
3Sctter 0ch bt, icg dbcr bate 6 lIdl
acduocrt; 60 iittalt uuo ehuao Sdlncc
h,.ben mir pudi. Sd Wobnc uobe oci
Dem ,SrincrDiu~ Wno % III eo eilune'
latter. lpie u6roiidi Don me. o5er IN
Sommrr resnct es mehr h'er ME lnI
yiorocn, Iueil mir ndbsr ON Wolo
'ino. sic o~ieeidbrise Grnte lit nid,I
pom better n~neaciollen, mein Tob'
bar. elm Imcritaner, bat 0 IL
ader s43 Ynid,el oaier seoroid's'
NIB Der anpsre s,afbor hat Don 10
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-04

- Der 1au3 Der Seuerluebrlcute,
lueldler am Sieito9 Abeao bier at'
oebnlieu nmoe. mar iebr Sui be
lud)t muo ollie 5beilnehmenoe ami.
iirten iid) gut.
Trl. gillian Copper. Die bic
gtormolItule IN gberocen beIid,t,
perIe5te Die Seiertn0eIe=ien nit ib'
ren Glteru in Gureto. gle tebrie
ocItern lpieoer nod) Nberoeeu 3urud.
SrIcph Yropn, BON Ntbol. z. .
lueilt iclt lcBter 1Sodle bciuhebdlbcr
he; icincr SdIweiter 5,an . .. Ser
oes sSie es unS mit9ciheiIt 'unroe.
10 beobiid)tiot Derr Yropn audi. I'D,
III nGd)iter ;3utuuit hier iu uniercr
Stoot iid) b6uelidl nieeer6uIonen.
Die Uiclom9, oob es yiifro,
ben audi I'M g8bis'cp 9iebt, miro
Idnucrlidl Die Sremoe I%tnrter Se'
trddte erid)rcden; Mitrobcn mDaen
id)limm oenu9 icin, lie Iino obcr
bormIoe i'm 9cr9lcib gum Qol5Ipi'
rituS uuo SdlIuu9cn?
Guocne Gibbs mar an Gums
tao bier uno crncucrte bel oieier 0e
Icoeuheit fem announcement NnI eir
lreiiereS Sabr. Serr 2ibis berIdte!e
mns. ooe er tiil6l d) eilen 99olI III
Ieiner yiad,borid,oIt erlcot babe. Gr
meint, YND,fe t6oleu be3ohlt id, piel
better olO mic Die feline SopherS.
- 2opiian J. ". Goid 90" Der
hieiiaen 2. .. u, s.. uuo Ieine
Satin. ioi,ie mebrere ouoere 9lit-
siieoer pom Der Gompaauie beSa
ben Iit am Wontos nah SpSluid,
nm benz Nilitarton;. neId,er am
Ylouioa Abeno bort itaitIano. bel
a%uiuohnen. Gie tamen Seitern foie
Der ollie Suriid.
slaTtor .. Sleinborot uon Der
bieIisen Iutb. 3ionsaemeioe oerlas
am Sametoa Hbeno rot, benz Sot'
tee oienIte ben i6hrlid,en Seridpi BON
3eburten, 9ooeeidaenune 6eirothen.
ole lid, mdbreno DEM oetiloNenen
5obre 1904 in Der Semeinpe 5uqer
troaen baben. uuo Ioutete oerIelbe
lpie Iclst: 20 6eburten. 3 9ooess
idle wno 6 lrouuusen.
Den ncucIten yieIoun9en nod)
lit Der un0Iidleli9e ~SeboItopol" I'M
6ulen bon fIort Nrthur icBt aud,
ron ben Recommendation err
reidlt luoroen. Nbcr mie 1T ocnn
oos m61Iid,? IS hicB ood', Dab
ooe SurmidniII ourd) ole Sorpeoo
un0r H. Der Soponcr ami ben Srnno
0cicGt morocn lit. 5dlicRcn benz Die
Sopuncr oud) uutsr lGoilcr?
Daniel gipcripatl fam am
SrCitog nit ieiuer Satin non N(in
neapo!is 3uriid, ole in eincm oorti
0en NuIpitnl peNeu eincm @epdd,o
operation ourdl an 0clcn bottc.
Srnu Nipelipudj bot Die SpeIo'ion
aut iiberItunoen mo iiihIt Den Der
lIGItniiicr nah gut. Sie be9ahen
iidl oil ielben Gage uodl nit Dem
Yormitln9O5u9e nadl ibrcr Qeimoth
uohe 3cclono.
Su ctIid,cn 0odlen, ODER pieIa
lcidlt oudl ldlon III ctlldleue Saoen,
10 murne mrs bcridtct, iollcu picocr
ole Noh5citooloteu acI6ntct lucrocn.
rma guar njcomol liir cjn uod iu
acc, outoctumtcS Yddrc'cu unu
5urcfo, gtud) iol Der @rdutilnm
ihou Gin ih6ucS y8cbuhduo uui
Der Silicjte ocs 9uhnnclriir0 oe
mirtbet hoben. User loG CO uobl
Dos crit 8 EnSe cite Sohgdlen
bon Serr nno Srnn 9Silbelm
Shniirle itorb om Sametn9. mio
an Wipntr9 'indlmiitoa
ourd, poiior 9tcinborot beeroiat.
lit iest ihon ooe 8. Rrnc.
caB oieie ,samilie nurd, ben 9ooi
uerlsren hot. Den iieibeiriibien
Glterm Ipred,en spir hermit unier
xliiieis aus.