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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-21
JAPANs euNPowDER WIZARD.

One of the special features of the
Success Magazine is the story of DR..
Clan Shimonose and his wonderful
gunpowder, as told by Yone Noguchi.
The following brief quotation gives
All idea of the great Japanese inventor
and his work:
Japan is honoring DR.. Clan Shimo-
nose, the inventor of the Shimonose
gunpowder which The Japanese navy
IS using in the war with Russia
Russia herself frankly admits the
power and effectiveness of the Jap
anese balls.
DR.. Shimonose is forty-siA years old.
He married when he was in his TWEEN
ty-sixth year. He is the father of one
son and one daughter. His wife is
said to be remarkable for her SYM
pathy with her husbands work, The
japanese sentimentally call him one
of the great inventors of the world,
not merely Japan.
He was born poor and without any
support for his education. While at
home he studied English under Fumio
Murata. who studied in London. In
his eighteenth year he left home for
Tokyo on foot. At hat time Japan
had no railroad. and no steamers ran
, regularly. From Hiroshima, his ma
tive province, to Tokyo, is some five
hundred miles in Japanese measure
ment When he reached the capital
he went through the examination, and
was successfully admitted to the I'm
.peral University From scantiness
OF money he was often compelled TO
SO without food He borrowed text
books from a fellow student and
copied them, 1t is said that he could
not raise money even FOR his hair
cutting or a bath. After graduation
ha found work in a printing Office.
His first wages were small, but like
many successful Americans, ne al
ways had an ideal in mind, and to
ward this ideal he constantly worked.
he is given great credit for the VIC
tories over Russia.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-21
The WAYS of Maine,

Thomas W. Lawson tells OF a friend
who had taken trip up to the Maine
woods for days hunting. The hunt
ers time being limited, he wished to
crowd as many hours into a day as
was possible, so he ordered the host
ct the little Uackwoods hotel to call
him at $50 in the morning
Promptly at 1880 he was walked
from q sound sleep by a thump on the
door of his room.
We'll" he asked, sleepily, what's
the matter?"
IT'S halfpast four" came the an
sweT
"All right, III be right down." he
said, as he pulled the covers up to his
chin for another little nap. There
was silence for about five minutes.
when he was awakened once more by
a terrible clatter at his door.
What's the matter now?" he asked
thoroughly aroused.
"Yon just sign this receipt
Sign what receipt
This receipt showing that l called
you at halfbast four. You don't
come down at o'clock and say /
didn't call you. Not If know it,
New York Times
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-21

We'll, this is all very pretty and in
ter asting. and all that. but what is
the sactical use of it?" 1t is early
days to say much at present. You
could not travel from London to Man
chester in three ana a half hours on
the Rocket What one can say is
that by the discreet injection of GER
tain microbic products called vaccines
into a person the amount of opsonns
can be increased, and some few APP
parently hopeless cases have been
cured.
Rarely, if ever, in the history Of
civilization has any fundam atal
change been the outcome of one in
GlviduaPs work Simson, Lister,
Koch were all pioneers; in this in
stance the threads running through
many different investigations have
been knitted into one strong useful
cord by one man.
The work is going ON in dusty Lon
con laboratories, quietly. This is,
perhaps, the first bubble of 1t that has
come to the surface of the everyday
world But the up-to-date medical
world feels that a great step forward
has been made, and proportionately
honors tho quiet and popular scientist
who has made it.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-21
a Or. Advance.

Now here comes the great advance
which has been recently made in the
discovery of opsonins. This new word
is derived from Greek word which
means to make tasty, ard that is ex-
actly what opsonins do. They are, as
il we're a sauce which is spread over
me microbes and makes them tasty
for the white corpuscles TO swallow.
This is not romancing; ii is the
81 Ger unvarnished fact of natures
ma. velous workings in the bodies we
thin so little of. Think of it! The
great Master Chef prparing Tubercle
a la o, sonin for our fastidious white
corpuscl, y,
To explain this wonder little more
fully. If a COLONY Of tuGe"clc bacilli
gain access to a healthy body the first
thing which takes place is that they
become coated with tubercle opsonin
from the fluids of the blood. and then
the white corpuscles come ana have
a hearty cal But if the body is not
healthy and has no tubercle' opsonin,
the white corpuscles leave the bacilli
alone to increase and multiply and
cause disease. The great point is
that the white corpuscles themselves
do not possess the initiative to attack
microbes. but it is the opsonins in the
bloc dfuids wrich are the motive for
the action of the white corpuscles.
This is proved by the fact that one
can take white corpuscles from a
tubercuious patent and make them
swallow plnty of tubercle bacili, if
one puts in some of the blood fluids of
4 healthy person containing the sauce
for the tuhercle oacllli. whereas the
white corpuscles of a healthy person
will not swallow the bacilli If there be
added sorle Of the blood fluids of a
tuoerculous patient which contain no
sauce.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-21
Battle of the Microbes
=skE8 ExI
Newly discovered opsonin and its Fight AeaiI

London Mail-When Koch discover
ed the tubercle bacillus he opened the
frontiers of n new domain of science,
hacteriOlogy. Since then the ex-
piorers in that country have been
many. and many have left their bones
in it.
But the knowledge others have
brought back has been of immediate
practical benefit to the human race.
Microbes on their discovery were at
first regarded as the actual cause of
the diseases they were associated
with but later on it was found that
the diseases depended on chemical
bodies which the microbes produce
FAST as a collection of human beings
in town produce a certain amount
of refuse, so a collection of microbes
in the body produce pois0ns which
when absorbed, cause diseases.
Before this idea of their action was
recognized microbes were looked up
on as the actual physical cause of dis
ease. and scientists endeavored to find
out how the body tried to protect it.
Stii against tliN4l dIItLNhS. II W dS
then that Metchnikoff. a great con-
tinental pathologist. found out that
the white corpuscles of the blood were
largely occupied in swallowing UP the
microbes that are continually gaining
access To the tissues of the body.
This process he called phagOcytosis.
II seems scarcely necessary to ex-
plain in these days of popular scien-
tific textbooks that the blood consists
of a fluid in which float a large num-
Ger of red cells and a smaller number
of white cells Later on, il was found
that in most of the acute infanma-
tions due to microbes. such as pneu-
monia and appendicitis. the number Of
white cells in the blood increased very
much indeed. and it was thought that
this increase showed that the body
was trying to protect itself against
invasion by reinforcing its fighting
armies Of white corpuscles.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-21

the fact that while the amount of the
raw product has decreased the wLoi .
quantity sold as largely increased,
and its market price has been reduc-
ed OF late years the price had fall
en- in direct relation to the decrease
III the price of Gaze sugar.
The most com, IAN substitutes used
in the adulteration of maple sugar and
strip are other sugars and glucose.
Much of the so called maple strip on
the market is nothing but combina-
ton of sweets with lite maple mo-
lasses added to give the maple flavor
There is also a maple strip which con-
tains no maple at all, but the favor
is obtained by adding to the compound
an extract of hickory bark. This
extensive adulteration forces the
producers of pure maple to compete
with cheaS limitations. The price of
their raw product is kept down and
the forests of maple are not as profit
able to their owners as they othrwise
might be.
The consumer is entitled to pure
goods and the producer is entitled to
hav his strip and sugar bought and
used for what it is. The remedy is
in the hands of the producers and they
can effect a change for the better in
two ways. They can associate them
selves in state and large local COM
panies and by selling dire6 to CON
sumers cut out the miAdlemen, and
they can also pu' the. product on the
marid in the ,orm not Of sugar but
OF sirup, mich is most in demand
The pL-dc will not object to paying a
litt' higher price for guaranteed
, ,r goods, The cost of making and
handling strip might be a little more
than that of sugar, but the net re-
turns would be larger, the public bet
ter served and the maple sugar indus
try profitably extended. The associa-
ton plan has been adopted in Yer
mont with excellent results. Annual
meetings are held, through whose in
fiuence improved methods of produc-
ton have been adopted a central
market established and a registered
trademark created which is a glaran-
tee of absolute purity. In this way a
trade of good proportions has been
built up
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-21
A penonstration.

il mus the understood that nature
las rovided opsonins not only against
the tubercIe bacillus. but, so far as we
know, against every microbe which at
tac5s the human body. For instance
there Is an opsonin against the mi
Grove which causes pneumonia, and
this disease affords one of the pref
test demonstrations of the new dis
covery.
PneI mon a is a disease in which q
welImarke crisis occurs. In novels
one rea5e "bout crisis; where the love
Iy heroiA IS muttering in delirium
generally U.,h brain fever necessitat.
ing til shearing of her beautiful golden
hair. and the portly family doctor
stands by the bedside feeling her pulse
ami 10 king as wise as he convenient
~ can and then says that the crisis
will come at midnight. and then she
will either die or live happy ever af-
ter. We do not know that kind of
crisis in medicine. But the crisis of
pneumonia is a definite fan In the
temperature and the pulse rate, ac-
Companie1 by 9 .,reat amelioration of
TIE patients symptoms. It occurs
quite suddenly. and generally lasts a
few hours only: now it has been
SHOWN that as soon as the crisis oc-
curs the amount of anti-pneumonia
opsc-in In the blood increases enorm-
ouslv. so that we think that the
crisis is due to the redevelopment Of
these opsonins.
Another instance which occurs in
NEARLY everyone at one time or an.
other may be quoted. 1t Is found that
III an inflamed finger the amount Of
ops onin against the injecting microbe
IN the blood fluids Of the finger is less
than that IL the rest Of the body. But
now II q. hot fermentation be applied
10 the tinger. more blood containing a
larger quantity Of the opsonin is caus-
ed to circulate through the infamed
rqrt, and 50 the white corpuscles are
made 10 enjoy the microbes more. ami
the finger tends to get well. So our
blood is like a restaurant where the
waiter brings YOU tray full of differ.
eat sauces and YOU have one with
your fish. another with your steak
and 80 Oh.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-21
Slow Journey.

The cable car crawled slowly on,
with an occasional long pause at a
threatened breakdown. At last an
old man with a long, white beard rose
.feebly from a corner seat and tottered
toward the door He was however,
stopped by the conductor. who said;
Your fare, please"
paid my fare"
When? ! don't remember it.
Why. Taid yo~ when ! got on the
car"
Where did you get on"
''At Neither Liberton."
THAT won't do, When left Neither
Lfberton there was only a little boy
on the car"
Yes, answered the old man, 81
know il was that little boy"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-21

Spain has granted a pension 10 Gen
eral Weyler. That military cficer
did to Spain great service in bring
ing about conditions which nd his
county 0f whatever burden Cuba and
Porto Rico and the Philippines were
10 it.-Portlanj Evening Express.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-21

The duke is dead In love witn
her isn't heg"
He is prepared 70 Jay al be
liabilities at her feet
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-21
CINDERELLA.

WILL Braithwaite was
a gentleman, an artist.
and a poet. That he was
also a farm laborer, living
on a small wage in an
obscure country cottage,
was an accident of fate,
which by no means con.
tradicts the truth Of the
previous statement.
Five miles from one OF
the loveliest of English
lakes a wealthy magnate
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-21
Miss Oldblood

Miss Oldblood. Are your family
early settlers"
Mrs Newblood Yes; paw always
pays every bin On the first of the
moA
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-21

The Practical Use.
The man in the street may say
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-04
Sarpep SeraIo.

Cine Ieh biiuidlc 6odl 6eiiefeier pnl
Die, ,pcidbe out Dc, STAG yiatmiiin,
in ncm eleoonieu 6eim oes Siien
bnbn @ommiHass ShoB itotiIanc
uno bel ipeldlcr lcrr Gounro Smot
mo sri. Nin9Nie Worner IN 6n
mgno S,Iicln o%eidin,ieoct lunrocn
paiior yieItSian uoll6n3 ben 5rnn
uu9enti mAo 6,I. anibie SdnB mn
nerr g9m. 5dlog iu 9iricnoIo Srnn
3cuocn. Nnr ne FontH1uit dieoe,
uuo nobe 9crpouoicu morcn bel rel
1rouuna 5u9sgen.
Aadl oer lruatno bcgob ltd) oac
oiiidiihe 4laur on Give fnr3t SIttcr
rcilc uodl minneapolis. mo iol1ci
tmcu oie bsr5Itu en ShidWiinld,,
umo 6ramIntiunen ihree 9roBet
,Sreuuoentreiiec.
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3ittermoe misunderstanding

bon Weber uno Utdlnrin, tDunsn
ourd, .SlettriIde Bittern" tmriri rr,r-
ben. Dieiee lit elm reinee uuo iidncres
ytilteI; uno eon3 b%eionoere III es ge'
,ionet fir Winlurio. oenr niciee lit
cine Iid,ere Seilnn9. mmo pertI ejbt
Die 0ronsbeit sdn3Iid, one orm 5us
item. IS iicbt uiel benz Quininc ohm
Iidl. mno feline BON oicien Dieoi5inen
hmtertdB. ihIedlie SiihIma. e. 2.
Uionnap. .. Denricttn, S,r .ihreibt:
,@icin 9ruoer ,uar iebr bart front
nit oem maInriidleu Sicber mo Der
SclnIudlt. bis or aSIefniihe 9hieru"
nuhm, tucltle ion otm looe enrjTca.
81 buben III allen gpolbeter; Brei9
80 Gente, ooruutigi
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( u9el neu: oui melner
rSnrm in Emp. 1913, ". II, Sec. 33;
un0CiGhr am 20. Sttober 1904.
Elm Sd)uein, 1T ihrpnrS uno peii
mo ,ricei ieBt uracidhr 200 Piumo
Giaenlbiimer taun ielbiNes bel mir
obboIeu, penn nde l1utoiten beSoIli
limb. Bbilipp 99eirel,
2loe3-l1ian Guretn, 2. .,
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Cine Vrcbe, ,pcld)c Ole Bro,

DC beitamo! Sin H8cut oce rpeIte
h%etonnten Ncilmittcl: Sorni's Nlpcns
trnuter Slulbeleber. Sron Wiorin ai,.
"a Bergman IN ylep SrIeono, ga.
maht fpI8enocn Yrridlt iiber ooS
sSirten oicicS 6eilmittel IN ihres
Stoot. Senonnte Srou idlreibi rpi,
loIai: gtelu Orleans. gu ocn4 Scpi.
1904. Secbrter 0err Or. y. 6uhr.
men! Nh tunu peiter feline 93unoer
hertd ten. ober idl hobe 2tutc, Die
oen Alpcntrdnier 8imhclrbe, INNER
i'm 0arie hnIten mo iid oabti init
'hrcr 0cIunohcit chr out Itctieu, lpaS
.lriibcr nIdlt Ger Tnll nor. Sd, bobe
Den Nlpentrdutcr 9uut5cIebcr iclbii
nit ocn bciten y%ichrloten ocbruuht.
5h bin Jest 81 Jah,c at, Stl rcloe
Inner tbun, nus iii tnun iiir Shre
Dieot6in. uno oonte Jbncn ncbit Soft
lilr ben gIpcntrGuter 9IutbrIcber.
VT oIler Ad)tun9, @taria anno
Scrnmom.
Srn9ef nidlt IN ben Nppiheten nab
Sorni'e aIpentrGuler SiutDelebcr. oa
er MIR BON ipeSielen NaenteH Der.
tanIt ipiro ODER oirett our0, ben Zoe
eritonten D.. ssetrr 5abrnen. 1l2.
ia 60. popne aoe Sbicaso. Sa-
8 -
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2orrcironceuj.

Si8tH, VI.
6cebr3cr Geeoticur!
Sd Ipiuidle ihneu uuo Den III
riaen. iop;e ben ouoseoehnieu sc
IcrtrciS. Gin red,t nliG sliaeO neure
5abr.
SO mDd,te ben seiern Der -Gurett
ppii- nidli uuIicb ictn cnuns pom Del
Ucltbetapnten Ssoot Glain 5u horen.
giele yerte in allen 5tdalen Dor
gmerito iragen aSisin uhrei" amo
ellen GIoin yuitr. uuo lit oalet Die
ie Sinot lpritln bctaGlit. 6laen ii
idl5n aelegen on Dem Sor siiocr.
uno Iitei ctpu 80 pieiIen UoH Shi
c0eo, wonlit eo ourdl Sluei Giier,
bahuen uno eiher eleciriidlcn Salm
uerbmnen lit. ySit hhben etrpd -.
600 Sinpobner, pouon cine beoeu.
tenoe gluAnbl in oen oteleu perldne
oenen Sabriten beidlditi9t limb. Die
~Gsain Stutidl Snciorp- hat nlIein
iiber 5000 Nrbeiter, uno ioonIo oue
ucror6Bcrte @sbdnoe Ieriis lit iper'
ben etlua 1.5OO mcbr %ente SeidliI
iieuns finnen. Die BORDEN Sonoen
icing 5nciorp~ pernrbeitst idslid, oe
een $1,000 @allonsn Dlilh. uno iiao
ooielbIt etidpe punnert xeuie beid1dI
'iiai. Dnnn hoben mir spei -8aiidb
Gaie~ factories. alp ms u ubrent
9ebduie aemoGt perpen. nno IN mel
dhsn IaIt 1000 D,enid,en beid,ditioi
'iino. Tans tommen Die perid,ieoe
nen Puttei Tabriten, mnb Euseuoe an
oere 5obrifen. 70 bah oieTes nj
red,t eine Jubrititabi senonni me
ben tann. Die nmaeseno III idlo
uno ir%udfbar. unp Die Warmer bo
ben meihens uisIe aIbe uno betrei
ben Doe y,iltstid,oii. Dieies III ia,
tie slrbsii, fcl,pt ti6 aber aui.
aird'en hat ee in SIain iebr pieIe.
uno Fno bic ,Teniid,en airden Der
oerid ieoenen Gsnominoiionen 9ni
repraieni cit! Sh m6dlte idiIieBlid'
nod, meIben, ooh id nit SntercHe
Die rGrrcta 4lpN- lcie, nno Fnoe iGD
IN orrielben 9iontee ooe Dem Goi
tor Ghre mndbt. 2eio tbmt ee mir iii,
lie 5reuno yioe. ooB es Shnen nid,i
acIunnen IL mn ~ rer crniien Nrbeit
fir ben g0edlieI oes GopitOle. oocr
idl modlie itrcn n nor einem 9obr
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Iineen piircs. Gs 1T wobl 10 om
b,nru. p,ii hcrdidlem Is NE on Sic
uin lire @emoblin. 5eid,ne ih ndl
tm9suol ibr Srcnno,
Dm. 6nlitcr.
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IieIsah tnl Gebrauf,.

gliduo lii mcbr iM 6ebroud al:
cine wicoisin. nit Der man olle YImi
mo Experimentation reiniaen nnt
uertreiben tann. uno icId,er iir Or
Qins,S sielp Gle yins. DieIe iinb &c
robe pos bu braId}It nm ylasen
unp 2eberIeiben onmii AZ furircn
gerinden We piefe. su bnbem IN al
sen Aposbefen. 25sio. o1raniirf. {.
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9nn, Ga@cemfen.

!Snt max berriio oliro Usooiidle &c
nommen, uni aeinno Sn iperoen =
ober osne erioIs 10 ioilie mon Dos
bette aller ylittcI - Ynilr fnro - &C.
braud,en. sc beilt nle Hiut' nno sler'
penieiren. 'ohnSdae ann audi Nbeu'
rsaHsmuss'c
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Sore aui 10 IA Ietoen.

2d1re,re 0leid, nm Or. puIhcd. 49,
Bnihinaion Slr, gbicoor, uno lniI
Dir Gin ireics HiihIein %,nIenpen ilber
ole Iid,ere nno biuiae !6eilune pou
allen SInts nno Herucnieipcn, Rheu.
motismas. 6era .eeber-. Yloaea ober
ylie,eHleioen nit puihr turo. Cine
poIttarie serasl ehreibe beuie nDds.
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DlifhrIL NoEimeifier o. e.
ErcS Srn bier bat lid, porise Wod,e
in Heritage. Asis.. nit Srdnlsin sseo:l
Phillips iransn IaEsn. Die Srnut
ftonD spShrsno Der Sopiiol Gampos
nc nlS Giencarapbiitin in Cieniirn
Dee nerrn 8rns.
GioHg SaItS. Games Smiih.
siR SicnT Snoinner nui Der Saniee
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fia III. brodlte nieler Tnes einem Net
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unD bsfinnct iidD nod auI frcien 5ii
zen.
ssnn Bros. Gnnop, Sahrit iuurne
ain Wiitmodl Ateno bnrdl Seuer.
,UeIcies IN Tolae elmer Srplolion ian
Gtdrte 3immer auebrod,, ponitdn-
osa 5eril1ri. Der 8nnren gorroih
reprdiFniirie eineH Werib BON $25.
900. init einer Deriid,ernng pon$l9..
500. Tao @ebdnoe OH iiir s30OO
Derlid)eri, meld)ee ben Uerluit rtipo
oeden pirb.
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Gommiifion fir ginhruneemitteI uno
Diild,ereiweien aeiat, onb ainssburp
Gonnip an Der SpiBe aIler Counties
In Sio Daiota iiebt. lpenisiiene 10
f2eii es onc -Greamerp-s Sniereife
beir M. Gieben grenmeries aablien
an ibrs annoen 1872, 500 40 ans;
bic arSbte Sunsme oapom pie bieFi9e
xrcnnerp.
DaIeD cpriAa. 3spe: be-
truntene BurIdien. peld1e In Gionr
Jnlls einen s,aHn9ierSus Der Ona.
babobn beFtieaen baiien. aosen bolo
ooronf hire sieuoIper nnb besamen
IN Den Sinr Mnb Die Dedc ses Da
gems Az Ieuern. ipornuT fid, bic paT
faAiere eiIisIt ans benz Waaen eniie,
men ircllien. aber purd, bic N,arnuna
since Der Desperoooes. bob Der Griie,
weIdber bic Gar psrIoFe nienerae.
h,cnen fueroen sDiirbc. ilt oeranloBi
iaben. In ibre Sise Snriidsutehrcn.
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arn Vremier 3n 6efanaenen, Uerlie.
ben ober ben 3ms uno Iinb bis ieBi
nod nidls perbaiiet norDen.
Aberoeen. Sn SoIge einee
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Wobnnn9 oes 6errn 6. u. carrie
Elm Tener, nns nber onydD Die herbei
eiIenpe Scnerlpebr boIo 8el6idn lpur.
be. Ter ourd) Die Slommen. ylnnh
uno yDailer nnaeridtrtc Sd,oncn
miro ouf eilpn $500 peramIdInst
Eas bunc por crit Dor tur5er ,}eii
IeriiaAeiieIIt mo beSoaen luorocn.
6crr 8. 8. Sreleu. iucId,er behiili
lid, lunr. bic 9i0UeI in Sidlcrhcit ~
brirSen, 5oiie bao YliBneid,id nus,
Snaleitcn uuo an Iiiirsen. nobel er eli.
men iieisn1K 3oII Ianaen Sdniii IN
ter Der mhieren yippe oaponiruo, De,
non einem arSie 5niammensebeilti
meroen mnBte.
Ghpu 30 Uidnner heeaben Iidl am
Eienstia Abeno mad, Bangor. hem
GommDiib pcn gDaIiporib Gomip.
noIlmen Belib Q ben gItien. se
rid,ien nIp. Inn Gomrtsnus mno brodl,
ten oiclelben nndj SClhp. Dne let.
terc micrIap in her Nopember. Wnhl
bel oem 9eriudlc, BEN 6ommpfB al
Tidern nnp hni cinen Gont,it hcorls
men lie Niiraer . Bangor mug
ieE nidlto BON Dem llebrriolle bic
gum nddlFtcu Yiorggn, oils mnn oi,
Gntpednna mndlte, bob Die Aiidlel
niru peridlpunpen ieien.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-04

.uniteb GtateB" b
amerttuni{9 Or I'm ousa mib
re~rfGn6niTen pDr3u5euqtn, FAT eas
arnertlauifGe Gtuotss 8 eportement Ess
FAINT eer,a4t. hoB ale o,plomotiT Cen
unb tonfuEortn 8erireter fer 8sgies
runn I'm @uslnnte nor eiri9,r s2eit ons
ss.oieFen fporbsn 9irb, fi9 genau nab
her &orf9riTt bes GefeBes su ri6ten
ua0 ihren &ang unb Sitel ponFGn6ia
cnsuseben, tpte aun 8eifpiel: .Scnful
Der gerein:e.en Gtoutsn bon Mmerita."
Mo es ih nm notorieGe @tte ni9t
bdnoelt. uie gum 8eifpiel IN Brief
t0pfsn cber ouf aorten Snrf bae.gen
itatt rnniteb States" bos Heiipori
.americon' sebrouGt fperten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-04

Den f4ntrfen g &inten
!dA mon tn Der britif&en Nbtteirnne
be- ;esten pdriier NeeltaasnelIsna- CT
nsn 80 NfuNb.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-04

g9iait Oh miIItnuic D. I~idIidlnrn,
binio uuo fiber BON Bhlt ooer Mr.
penIctoen, Nheunctismms piuocp
Sera ODER 2cbcrleioen turircn tonuii,
10 idlneioe oicies aus. Id)reihe Geis
nen yiomcn mo AorcIIe oaroui (ooer
ouI cine Yoittnric) mno ieuoc ee per
YoIt on d. Yuibed. 6bico9o. 90,
nit er Dir iein puib tnro' Siichiein
fret ~3nienoe.
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