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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-05
THE RAILROADS TESTIFY.
The Alabama Commission Continues
Its Investigation.
(By the Associated Press.l )

Montgomery Ala, May Am con-
tinuing the investigation into the
tariffs of railroads operating in Ala
bama, the State Railroad Commis
sion heard testimony today from rep
resentatives of the Southern railway,
the Louisville and Nashville railroad
and partially from the Western Rail-
way of Alabama.
The Atlantic Coast Line through
Freight Traffic Manager Fl. M. Emer-
son fled written argument to supple
ment testimony giving during the
April meeting of the commission.
President Conner, of the commission.
moved to adopt in Alabama on the
Southern railway and Frisco system
lines, the Georgia classifications of
rates for products essential to the
farmer, which would entail radical
reductions on important items, but
the motion was not upheld by Mr..
Corners associates of the commission.
From the refusal of his associates to
sustain the chairman in any motion
heretofore made, it is judged that
no action will be taken TO bring about
tariff changes until the testimony of
all roads in Alabama shall be heard.
The hearing will be continued to-
morrow.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-05
SILVER SERVICE no OSBORN.
And Resolution of Thanks to Alder
man ID. III. Boyd.
Especial to News and Observer.)

NpDGCIdI 10 ANIWS dIIU OUoUI NII'J
Greensboro, n. c., May 4.-The old
board of aldermen formally turned
over the city government to the new
board tonight A beautiful silver SER
vice was presented retiring Mayor
Osborn by his associates and a reso-
luton of thanks and appreciation for
invaluable services rendered by Alder
man s. II. Boyd was unanimously
adopted Mayor Osborn administered
the oath of office to j. A. Odell l.. j.
Brandt, O. G. Wysong, T. A. Hunter,
w. M, Thompson and w. e. HPrri-
son, the incoming aldermen and
Thomas J. Murphy as mayor. The
new board decided to transact no
business, simply adjourning until Fri
day night when new city officers will
be elected.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-05
MURDER IN SECOND DEGREE.
Hub Moody Not Yet Sentenced-Other
Cases Disposed OF.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer.)
Winston Salem, n. c., May Am
Surry Court this week Hub Moody,
who killed man named Crawford,
in Bryan township last year, was
found guilty of murder in the second
degree, but has not been sentenced.
Foy Clark and Roby Moore, who
were charged with the killing of jim
Martina of Mt. Airy, submitted to YER
dict of murder in the second degree
and Clark goes to the penitentiary
for six years, while Moore will spend
eighteen months on the Rockingham
county roads.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-05
WRONGED HUSBAND SHOT.
Probably Fatally Wounded in Duel
WIFI Invader of His Home.
(By the Associated Press.

Tampa, Fla, May 4.-Captain C. l..
Parks, of the Independent Line
steamer c. Fl. Plant, lies mortally
wounded at his home in Hyde Park
and Harry Bomford, prominent
lumber contractor. is in the county
jail as the result of a shooting affray
which occurred this evening at the
residence of the former Captain
Parks found Bomford in his home
with his wife and after bitterly up
braiding him for invading his home,
shot him with a pistol which he took
from the mantel. the bullet striking
Bomford in the left shoulder, infiict-
ing a slight wound. Bomford then
drew a pistol and shot Captain Parks
just above the heart. Doctors be-
lieve the wound will prove fatal.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-05
Killed by a Cross Tie.

Rocky Mount, N. c.. May 4.-Mr
Tom Cutchin. while holding cross
tie against a derailed car while an
engine was pushing it back upon the
track, was killed by The cross tie which
turned in his hands and struck him
upon the head others who
were also grasping the beam escaped.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-05
Police Justice Court.

Police Justice Badger yesterday
fined John Duffee, white. s27.35 for
selling intoxicating liquor in violation
to law. Judgment was suspended in
another case The evidence showed
that Duffie had sold blackberry cider
at 40 cents per quart
Arthur Williams was fined $5.55 for
an assault on Ed. Harris.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-05
DEFEATED IN TRIAL GAME.
GuiIford Falls Before Greensboro's
Carolina Virginia League Team.
lSnecial do News and Observer.l

Greensboro, n. c., May 4.-In a
practice game this evening Green's
boro's new Carolina Virginia league
team played Guilford College, defeat
ing il ten to two. This was the first
trial of the new team. Great interest
was shown in its efficiency. Guilford
has strong team and the first work
Of the new men completely satisfied
the most critical that Manager Grim
has gotten together first class nine.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-05
Leads all North Carolina Daes i'm News and Cireulado

crty. 1t is believed here that some of
these men will surrender themselves
aboard the Galveston or some other
vessel of the navy.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-05

Michael Freeman, the New Yorker
in jail here for inducin gnegro labor
ers to leave for New York, is in deep
trouble A warrant is awaiting him
from Johnston county on the same
charge. and if he gives bond here he
will be taken to Johnston county inn
mediately to answer the charges
against him there.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-05

About the only thing that can be
said in some mems favor is that they
are not society favorites
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-05

A woman who has no diamonds
considers them vulgar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
LATE LOCALS.

Tho board Of regents Of the state unl-
ycrslty IL In session this afternoon,
considering tho bids for the Improve.
ments about 10 be made at the unlver-
SHY,
Hon, Frank u, stephens viii lecture
before tho Mutual Improvement assoc
citation nj the Nineteenth ward mocl-
inghouse tomorrow oynlng, Ills subject
WIN DO "A Higher cltiScnsblp,'
Tho residence ~ \. wash IN Rustic
court was the scene OF destructive
blaze this afternoon, The nrcmon res
apondod uuickly, however ana Kept
the damage down TO yl6. An overhead
ed range was the cause OF H.
\ petition IN bankruptcy was filed
yesterday IN the federal court by
J j, CUshmon, n carpenter Of Salt Lake
CITY The pollton sets forth that
Cushmnn owes $3.50 90 and hna IN.
sets Of 1900 all OF which IL claimed TO
DO exempt,
Thirty boys reported 10 the Juvenile
court today according 10 schedule ana
were given "a short talk by chief Pro.
baton Ofllcer Woods and Instructed 10
report again IN two weeks, Hereafter
part Of the boys win report ono Satur'
day and the others on the alternate Sat.
urdny, No that there VIII no, be such a
crowd on hand at one time,
Contractor Moran said today that
the Light n Railway people would be-.
Rn Monday morning putting down their
nov track on east South Temple street,
ana that he would be ready 10 begin
laying the concrete ON the roadway, tho
following day, The north roadway IN
ourhod 10 G street and the road roller IL
packing down the soil preparatory TO
ConcretIng
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DIRrI.WHiTE RECEIPTS
Total, S0,l3S; Winner, &a.2O0.10,
Loser, I,S27,6O.

san Francisco, May 0,-Thc total re-
colpIs VI the BHttWhllc glove contest
lnW nlghl was Sol8S of which Britt rot
rgQio Whlo sLdsddo tho club which
managcd The afNr ,ib60l Referee smith
$3.50, aud jOnup r0htoth, who originally
managed the IAVn $500, Tho crowd wnH
not 10 largc ~ WAS anticipated, The con.
census ot oplnlno, however " ihal no
better nght WAS ever tcen In THIS city,
Amer Nls Victory, which made HIN u
worlds champion Britt went 10 hls homo
whore he gave n banquet TO Tow friends,
including several fellow members OF the
olympic club. whore ~ an amateur No
made a record lie VIII meet "BNllling'
Nelson today and II 10 expected lhat a
match will be made, ag each man W pre-
pared 20 deposit forfeit " $4,000
Jabeg White, the folmor champion or
England and Australia, has not yot dc.
cldod on his future movements IN prob.
able thnt ho win romaln moro Tor q time
go aa 10 meet somo OF tho othor Amer.
can lightweight pugllnia. lio haa made
n good impression IN tho sporting wollh,
and IN assured Of strong support should
Ne again appear here IN tho llna
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
BR|TONS HONOR
AMBASSADOR CHOA7E
American Representative at the
Court Of st. James Given 10
The Mansion House
PREMIER BAlF0UR GAVE TOAST.
Guest Responded Ia Happy Terms,
Modcsy Claiming No Success
For Himself.

London, May 6-.The banquet In
honor OF retiring Ambassador Joseph
II. Choato In the Mansion house last
night was spread In the Egyptian hail,
which was drapod with the banners
OF past lord mayors and the flags of
colonies Arranged behind tho lord
mayor and Mr. Chonto was the oorpor.
alton plate ocntcrpioco crossed by n
huge sword ana mace, while the small.
or pieces OF this wonderful silver Ror.
Vice including tho enormous loving cup
were used on the tables, The rich rcd
uniforms OF the army officers, together
with those OF members Of the muncl-
pal government and vast stan OF
red coated, powdered household at.
tendants, made n gala scene.
The Archbishop Of Canterbury pro.
nounood grace ana the benedict ion,
The aged lord mayor white bearded,
picturesque ilguro IN his rich costume,
rose and toasted the king ana queen,
Sir Henry Campbell. B0nnormnn proc
posed "rhc President" eulogiglnU him
~ b'Hhil' " ll'hl 'NNlNNl'T OF
America, an official friend Of peace,
though perhaps not quioscent dis.
position"
Premier Balfour In toastng Mr.,
Chonto, aaldi
mo greater honor could have been
done me than TO have proposed this
toast" lie congratulated the lord
mayor on being the host OF Great
Britain on this memorable occasion.
Mr., Choalc he said, had been with
l'rItona IN days OF mourning and ne.
Ioicing, OF disaster and Of victory, not
only az HE representative OF n great
state but over rondy TO take his part
IN any phase OF British public life not
connected with politics and had ever
played HIS part with distinction. nc
hoped Mr., Choote would carry away
with him much moro than merely
diplomatic Ideas,
Mr. Ilnlfour dintod on the close re-.
lotions between the two countries and
the common sentiment OF amty which
survived always despite the mistakes OF
Official leaders lie said that with the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
PERSONALS

Judge Cornish OF New York Ia regis.
tered NJ the knulsford,
W. H. phllbriok Of American Falls
In n guest NJ tho Wilson,
James r. Mcc0riy OF Wallace, Ida,
In n guest nj the Kenyon,
Mr., and Mrs, II, " Grant have gone
to california on n 10 days trip,
Managing Editor 4, u, Keith Of tho
Butte Miner VIII accompany the bust.
nossmcn's excursion 10 Los Angeles this
evening,
Mrs, II, Roberts and daughter OF Cal.
lfornln Are suestn IN this city Of Mira
Roberts sister, Mrs. willard Bean Tho
visitors VIII spend the summer here
william q, sharp, formerly q proml-
mont resident OF this city, ana member
NJ the University club, IN IN town for
n couple OF weeks and Ia being warmly
welcomed by old friends,
Frederick Lyon, tho mining engineer
for No long a resident Of this city, and
formerly president Of the University
club, II IN tho city Tor u few days,
en route east from California whore he
has made hin home, lila many friends
hre MAD 10 noe him bnok.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
Dsn'i Lot 'rh', Day In
Your History


coma nnd Judge Richie Of this city,
who shan decide on the place Of hold.
INF the eighth annual conference, This
afternoon the conference took an after.
noon Off, ana went out to tho lake
Tho anal meetings Of the conference
VIII be held tomorrow an follows
y, INST, Marks cathedral Child
ren'a mass meeting, Opening Address.
RI Rev, r. \, spaldlnn bishop OF SAT-
Lake,
Address Rev. NJ, j. llorsey, mission.
AIRY 10 the Indians, Ulnlnh reservation,
story Rev !, II, lIoughton, Denver
Colo,
Address IT. Rev, James II, Funston
ID, d., bishop of Boise,
y, m, Mass meeting IN the salt
Lake Thcotor, Tho Episcopal church In
the United states.
Her Heritage, IT. Rov, VIM, r.
Nichols, u, D., bishop Of California,
Her Faith, RI. Row VIM, H. More.
land, d, d., bishop Of Sacramento.
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EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE,
VIII Close With Mass xcstlns In
Thoatcr Tomorrow Night.

w., ~ his mornings meeting of tho
episcopal conference In ~, Marks On.
.pourm Bishop Moreland OF saora.
",'',to presided Tho session was larao.
~ devoted to discussions ON how Ia
' o. sunday schools financially suo.
, 'OsIul Resolutions were passed sus.
-IGs The Pacific churchman, tho dr.
s s,no o, the Seventh Missionary dls,,,o,,
"mo, ,hal mo members Of tho confor,
,no,, VISIT Bahop Leonardo grave "a.
,ovy row afternoon In Nj, ollvct oomc.
ownS enn deposit thoro a noral wroa,h
o ovu Igc,tc prayers that sympA,hv ha
So,.'uueu 70 Bishop runston ~ iaohhoo
von,nnN0 sickness IN hin family which pre'
,ho oScco ms being prcscntl nlso, Xxx,
II" oInnsss be extended to Mrs, emery.
n,ov,n Nn ior courteelea oxtcndcd ,So
n n,' ,n day also, TO nlnhop ape,d,ns
,l os ono local clergy Tor their hosni,a,1s
,oao "s.' TO the press Tor tho r"ur.
Nu MINK, Az executive committee Ny was
of,wv a1,,en oonslstlng OF nIshop N,chnla
" N'"'orn'o, Rev. DR., Hudson OF ST Ta'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
SUIT AGAINST RIO GRANDE
Jane H. EVANS wants company Injoinod
From Laying Another Track,

An Injunction suit was filed In the
district court this afternoon by Jane
Evans against the Rio Gmndo West
orn Railway company 10 restrain
said company from constructing nns
other track on South Temple and Sixth
West streets The company has com.
monced apur ON that corner which
VIII connect lts tracks with the SAn
Pedro and II IA alleged that the said
spur win run within 20 feet Of plaintiffs
promises and win destroy the value
Of hOr property for residence purposes
end win prevent her from having free
and unohe,ructed lngreaa and egrcas to
the same She therefore asks for An In.
iunoton ia prevent the construction OF
the track. A temporary restraining
oldor was Issued m the case ihis,uftcr.
noon by Judge Morse,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
Car Reviews Page Corps,

ST. Petersburg, May 0,--Emperor
Nicholas yesterday reviewed at rsars.
koo. Sclo the senior classes OF the pare
corps aud the cavalry military, engi.
noor and ~, Petersburg infantry
schools who have boon commissioned
four months IN advance OF the regular
date. Tho emperor oNhortcd the young
officers 10 tnkc care Of tho mon under
them and 10 do their duty 10 iheir
country, Many OF these officers viii 20
az once 90 the front,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
Sembrieh's Husband Not Dead

Berlin, May G,-.'rhorc IL somo nlyst-
licatlon about the reported death ~
William Slongel the husband Of Marie
ELLA Sembrlch the singer who was
said 10 have died here yesterday ~ the
result Of nn operation, II IN now said
that the man who died yesterday ia
Emil Stongcl the brother of Prof, Stem
gel although the Berlin papers said
yesterday that the Berlin professor was
dead, The latter Nv said TO have been
q passenger ON board the HAMBURG.
American limo steamer Deutschland,
which left New York April ~ and mr.,
rived NJ Hamburg May I, Inquiries
are being nude At Dresden, SoSony,
whore Nine. sombrich Is duo to arrive
today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
THE NIBLEY OBSEQUIES.
VIII DO Hold at Logan Tabernacle Sun.
day NJ 4 o'clock,

Tho funeral OF Mrs Constance
Thatcher Nibley, whose sad demise ut
Pasadena, Cal, was noted In the
"Ncws' several days ago, Will take
place tomorrow afternoon ut O'Clock
from thu Logan Tabernacle, Tho 10.
mains arrived from California this
morning and were taken direct 10 10.
gan, former home " the deceased,
whore they VIII be tcndorly laid 10 rest
at tho time indicated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
ARR ESTED FOR MURDER.
Rev. y, q, Su,herlin Charged
with killing Ills wife.

New ALBANIA Ind, May G--RoW
ulysses q, sutherlin, former pastor u
the PARK Christian church In this city
IN under arrest on Il grand fury indlot.
mont, charming him with the murder OF
his wife Mrs OonoVl0ve tutherln,
whose death resulted oct 10, 1904, from
HANGING, AT her homo IN sllyorgroyo, "a
suburb OF this city The coroner at that
time returned a verdict OF suicide,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
lInrgis Jury Could Not Agree.

Lexington, ny, May G,--Thc fury In
tho murder case Of Judge HarRs this
afternoon second time reported 20 the
court that II was hopolossly disagreed
ana the Jurors were then finally dis.
charged,
II " understood the vote stood 10 to
2 for acquitlal II N said llOrgls VIII
ask for bail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
THE KAlsRR'S RECRUIT,
i1HHa.a
IN ,a9ed u Moor, q e. 10 ITO ms,
Nigh, fOi Ills 'Iall Corps.

Berlin, May 6--Emperor william saw
very tail Moor while ashore at Tan
gler, talked TO him ana arranged that
the man should Join his majes, y's corps
Of tan men Of the First Guard regl-
mont llo stands exactly siyt feet ton
ana soyen-i onlhs inches high, and oth-
crWlse IN Of large proportions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
IInrgis Jury Can't Agree,

Lexington, Ky, May 6,-rhc jury IN
tho case Of Judge iIorgis, charged with
murder, reported today that there was
absolutely no possibility Of their reach.
Ing n verdict Judge Parker however,
requested the jury 10 retire ANA dollbor'
ate further.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

lapse OF decades the old bitterness had
been Loaf IN the historic past that all
causes Of difficulty had vanished and
that there had emerged slowly but sure.
~ foollng OF common brotherhood,
The surcst prospect, he v0nturod 10
think, OF international peace ANA prog.
reaa, In conclusion Mr. Balfour said
that this farewell Ia Mr. Chooto wns
not formal and onlciOl but came from
their hearts
on rising Mr. choaic was greeted
with rounds OF applause, lie spoke az
considerable length aud with much
fcolng ilo said that he was home
SICK and glad to be returning to hls
native land. whore old friends were d.
mlnishnR nv fast aa now onos were
mnklng here, II ho remained much
ougor he said, ne would have a worse
disease thnn homesloknosF namely
AnglomanlN An American president
hud once wisely said that he would
not trust an ambassador I'm ENGLAND
more than four years, because the
English would spoil him 'rhoy would
not spoil him M the children ~ Israel
spoiled the Mldanlios. bu, contrary.
wise hV honpinR compliments and
bcnonte on thom, llo said he dld not
dare trust himself Co speak OF the
honor he felt IN bcinR the guest Of
such on assembly gathered TO say fare.
well Altogether too much credit has
been attributed 10 me-" Mr.. Chontc
SAID "for the hunpy and delightful re.
lntlonh now existing between the two
countries II ! have contributed to
mnlntnn what I found on takIng M
my post the hat six years VIII be Inc
proulcsl OF my HE, The rcnl reason
for tho happy state Of nrfolrs between
the countries docs not belong TO any
Ambassador but tho two men rcsponsl.
bio for tholr relations nrc Lord lnnas
doWno, ana Mr. Hay have never
been called into tho presence of the
King or his illuelrloua consort With
ont indlng them alro full OF friend
shin for the country | represent The
knge instincts Tor pence are uncrrlng
ana hls genius for Cancellation per.
feet, NJ hc has shown the world In ro-
cent weeks"
Before concluding Mr., Chonte paid n
tribute to NhItelaw Reid Ms success.
f0r nv ambassador q, the court Of ~,
lnmos ana road from Ms recent speech
In New lork ma n worthy introduce
ton of tho new Ambassador IIo gnid
the British peonle wonlh 0nd that his
successor mad old frIcnd had been n
lfeong advocate Of friendly relations
helwcn Grcot Britain ana tho United
Sthtes.
Mr.. rhoOto viii ho formally called 70
the honch OF tho Middle 'romplc on
May 0, when Il ~ expected kim Ed.
ward, who " also n honchcr, win be
present THIS h n purely private func.
ton.
PRESS COMMENT,
London May O Ambassador Chonlo
occupied the premier plnCc I'm this
mornings newspapers Besides ro.
porting the banquet speeches AT grcnt
lcngth all the Journals odilorl0llgc on
the American ambassadors yNlodlctory
In terms Of euloay and express the
greatest pleasure with the tone Of the
speeches of Premier lnlfour, Sir Hem.
ny Campbell Banncrmnn, and Foreign
SocY Lansdowno, all Of whom were
anxious To testify TO their frlendlncss
for America aud personal regard for
The ambassador and thereby expressed
the feeling of the whole country Tho
Morning Post concludes its article ~
follows,
Thus tho lord mayors banquet may
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
Kuropatkin's Successor,

IT, Petersburg May 6--Tho rumors Of
the approaching return OF Gen, kuro'
pAlkln from tho front now seem 10 bo
definitely confirmed, and II IN said that
Con N0roub0lcff, commander Of tho
Fourth East siberian corps, VIII sue.
coed him, Failing health IN assigned
ns tho cause for Kuropatkn's coming
back TO st. Petersburg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
BANK STATEN ENr.

New York, May 6.-rho slaiomon, 90
the averages ~ I ho clearing house banka
Of ihs city Tor the wouk shows,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

We don't want you to
pick our pocket; we want
you to have your money IL
you don't find SchIlling's
Best satisfactory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

Write or ou KN'vl,d, Hook, A BShlnlns d
Company, San lt1ipo,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

be a groot International net n better
produce OF diplomacy than n shonf of
treatleH"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-26
@mrefa @eat Marfet.

GmiI O%ierenfeIot lit ieBt iertis NIT
Der inneren @inri6tun9 pom ieiuem
SIeiihlaoen, unb oerieIbe fam in 9e,
aug ouf 9equemIidteit lmo profit
I4e Ginrihtuns bon otemem SIeiId,
LADEN I'M Staote ii%bertroffen peroen.
Sn Ieiuer Gisbor tonn CIR 10 Sonnen
Sis nnterbrin9en. Sin 9roBes Stabl
Rduberbous Itebt Deit bon Der sis.
boz. no SIeiid nah Bethlehem eerGu
dert lperoen tann. Sn Ieiner Gisbpr
tam err 6ebn aeibIohtete RiHoer urt:
terbrin9en, uno uob auoeres SIeii9.
Dompten ODER ShmiBen oeS TIeis
Isles lit ans9ei6loHen. Der Sleiih'
S6neioer itir Durit wiro nit elmer
Z Bferoetraft @oIoIiue Y~loIdine oe.
triebem. Olit einem 9roBen Srontaim'
mer an9eiiGt nit @emfien, 5riit,.
ten uno Spe6ereien bon oLen Sor,
ten ~ Der Sohres3eit, fam Gmil uno
Die Staot ouf ben Gmeta Dteot Wtar.
tet ItoI3 iein.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-26
Die S@la6tcn, Die 9ei6Iagen
lUcrOeu

5ruiiden ben TuIien uno Soponern
brin9en 8eiipieIe sroBen perionIi.
ben 0~eIoemmutbs 81 Gage. aber in
Der g8elt9eIebtHte lit ME cine ShIadlt
9eibIo9eI moroen, noe Die perIDnli
de Sopiertett mebr 9e5ei9t lpuroe,
ais in Der SbIodt, Die tq9Ii6. pom
Wtdnuern unb Sroueu oetdmpit pirD,
lueIbeu ourd Sdmer6en uno 9rant.
belt bic 5dnoe ~9ebunoeu iiuo i'm
Sample fir ben lnterboIt ibrer 80.
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