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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-11
Gin llamtaaprtIcr Sl6Ttls.

DAP ter tonFere @ertfs!tigsr Don
port Qrt6ur, General SlGTel, teuts
fGsn urIpruug3 III, 8eiot Idon ieiu
Rawe an. @Gkrsrb Ger teutTGcn 81
freiurg:tris9e 1913. 1914 unb 1915
5et9uete Ii9 Elm Rcipr bs6eIben 2as
mems uIs Spmmonbsur bon bier
S9pabronsn bes 2. 2~s.bbufor.ns Rssis
merits, Der S9porSsn Sufareu, Oft,
malls in benz L. Grmsetprps uuter &C.
neral b. YOrt aus. Die Sufarsn &C.
b6rten Sur Brigade he's OtsrIi D.
Steinmes. Sn Der ~apeiten 8risubs
bts 3orps ftaEo.n unter benz grin3en
&arl bon MsdIsnbur9 hi, tura purbsr
oebilbeten MedIenburesS trslib,r gu
faren bes Sberitltutnonts b. @arbure.
Bel Bartenburg eroberten bic S6tpor,
asn unb bic Stre.is.r Sufor,n Is Rd'
roren unb 80 Munittonsfpasen. Gm
z. Sebruur 1914 bsfcbtsn cine 5hpos
bron Ter S9rar9en urb cine Der Sire
Tiger SuIorsn unter Mdior b. St0T.ls
8efe9l bas fran5Oif6. Gbampaeuer,
ftGOtd.n Gpsrnab. St0FeI bisponirt,
ni9t a1sin fir ZEN Qngrtff auf bic
fran5Dfi6sn Sruppen in Der Stabt,
fOnbern aud fir ein 0ribItiid ben 800
Slaidsn Gbumposner uuo MstBbrot
8dbrenb bic Transofen S%uridginsen,
ssbtsn bic Suioren uuf benz Nurtts
plate unb go'Tsn ibrsn gfsrbsn ben
SReft in ben Sals. Ter 8.runFaItsr
bes Sriibfids, b. St6Fsl fsIb1t, mar
ben tpei9srben 5~runaofen nadssritten
unb fam ann eSriihT4iid All fiat.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-11
cutt GGens 1odj5eitstag.
skins bon clft Slraaf.

Mls lie bonn 6tdnbesdmt fomsn,
battle lie f9 nc9 be:m 6riibfiid NIT
benz bi5en Dntsl Gmil, lpsl9er nit
hem Batter alb SruuSsugs fun9irie.
tsrumgenedt unb mar b1nn in ilrdbs
Isnter 6eiisrgsit buy9 bos game 9aus
ssIouFtn. CTR EtuIler er3d1lte Is las
Genb, ipit fer GlonossEsamts 70 err
puiIeIi9 ~anG6ise Urou' 81 i9r seIdst
hobt unn i'm nabrsnb tsr gan5.n tars
sen geremOnis elm iGrs1lia bufitss
6HnupFtu9 ous Der Safte gesu1i
bdtte. Ser GrcBnniier fiel re in ipIs
Der 3GE Inn ben Gals. UNI 9leia bars
aiF nit ben iilngersn 8rIfern in 4i9e
uflo Gpeiiefdrrn er berun ~5li.Gteln.
Ter alien Gore lpurbe nod einmoI
bringenD ans Gsr5 &c egt. I'M GOttess
ipilen ni6t al rergeIien. jeee Node
cine Eprte fir ben jun9en 9ausbalt in
Der 6erne m~it5usodsn.
Run Iinb 6is cine iunge Syrou,
TrGuleinhen," mtints bic trele Steele,
htem ie SdrtIi9 nit ibrsn rGuben
Tinseru iiber Glens buntles Gammts
iIsib Etrih.
Disfs idatt,lts ben appf. Rod
niht, Doreis
llnb boitis mar fe ipitbsr binoufs
~geloufen, bic Sreppe hiHouf in ibr eins
James MdbhenFiibGen. ginen aus
genblid bIisb Tie pie trGnmenb Dor benz
Gpiegel neben benz senIter Itsben unb
iiterflp9 nit einsm ideu forIGsnben
Bid ihre iinberboft sierlite GsItoIt.
.Eeiu, ie NOR nod feline jung. sgrou.
Sic mar rcd bieielbe Iiitt Glen, bic Is
INNER getpefen.
\, Dis fe Guftdbs Women In has crobe
BUD beirn Gsdnbesbeamttn a.I@rieben
un5 Der Batter lGGelnb ibrs Sonb nit
ben Morten nobm: .To, liitt GLEN,
nun lit Is aug nit Der mdoaenaeit,-
bn mar es fat ME Grttduf9ung iiber
ibr qntIib e.fIOsen.
SIMMER ,liiit Gnen," audi itbt nod.
IN ibrer nepen Miirhe, unb lie totte ffh
iteif unb feIt sineebiloet, ben Rinbers
rumen an ibrem Sodseitstdge fir
immtr rerihtDinhen su ietsn. @or lie
Hiht eetpohfen, ais lie an bss Celeb
ten Settle ben 9oterndmsn ob.eqte?
llnb nun mar alles rie font. Quh
an !6onfs he Menifen. bic RGume urb
MDhet tpuren unberGnpert qe5lieben.
ilnb BITE Nriiber tobien unh nedten lie
iDie fpnft nnh b1ttsn bod nur betpuns
bernb unb sbrfiirdtis ibr. Sanb tiiTsn
hiirfen, ais NIT berortieem 1reuhenge,
beuI iibsr lie ber5uftiiraeR.
ltnb 70 fam es, boB 2itt Gnens
Munb INNER mod lomte urb iherste,
uGbrenb in ihrem Ser5sn car gefeims
niBpDlle, unrsrTtdnblids Gince borsirs
qen. Rtt Guf1p mar lie bslte or3
NOD feline Minute a[lsin gstreIcn. Gr
mar 70 feltfcm ernit. 70 i4redbaft bldb
bic gauge 9eit.--
GIen fab fth pLGbli4 tpie aus tieFem
Troume ertpdhsnD I'm 3immer UNI.
Turh bos syenIfer elitt Elm biaFer
Gpnnenffrdbl iiber ibr @ett, ponoerte
meter iiber bic rotten M6tel uno biisb
an benz alien aleicerfdrunt
In fer Gde h1ften. sic IdGelte leife,
linb rprFiGtta. gcrobs ola ob lie Elm
pertreten bsg;nne, fdlid lie b1-ouf ~.
6oFsio fniete re nisb:r, Offrs.e Die
ehnblobe unb fuGte T1 ihre Yuppsn
ars BEN bunttn Turdeiuurber Dor.
7ebe ein,erre briidtt lie ans 6srs. rnb
~ dlIsrfIsinae, bic blonde, rcfgs gu'
Fopo, ntlte lie einmnI In s:hsimrtss
,orIsr Gturbe noh bern Ransn hires
aixbjfen umaftGnft bdttf, prfBts ne iO'
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-11
6rSanhrnrplilttr.

q,rts ron Geihrcd erterrt ran on ben
Mcocr, Die fe-n | y I rtit:1a3:a.
Gas witfci> iogt urs oft Si: fua5re @-Htt
u~niercs llEgluGs.
@uH II Der @tits bes 2ct.rs beSeutsn
Gnrtc:le eft eicl.
SHlimr,cr, ols ots T6limmfe Rritit III
mautrHol ibr etlreictr.
wcr ritt NIT ecm CHROME 'htuimmt, Der
miro to!o cRf osrn Ercd:aen ftcn.
Ger nit BEN Rosf ourh Die 8aub min.
baut I'D cine. pslH feline oo Ut.
Gs oitt 2eu;t, BE OiA liebtr banoertral
trSteil. als etrmaI b~eet3dpRRjHen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-11
Wirfinms Mahnnna.

6SHiIuHtg U1uDHuHBs 2tt utuIS
beuburgii6e Marfgruf Sobann ben
&iFrtn 1535-1571), Der iiter bic
Neurdrt re1ierts, mar foarfum tis
gum Gsi3 unb Iisb ni9t IeI!en S1nbs
fpsrter unb 4~ieFerorten fsines Scfes
LANCE apf 9~e3ablure purtsu. 60
bate aud Der martgrGflide 8ii@isns
ma6er Storos Claus p;sosrbcIt
fhlehts Grfahrungen nit benz botsrt
Ssrrn gemo9t. 9aoon 5euot Elm
Ma6nbrisF, ben Der e5rTars 8.i6'ens
nader ON zen fdumig1ablsnSen mdrfs
erGf.i6sn guftroeoeEer fGritb uno Der
iebt nc9 porforten lit. Ger Brief
Inutete: SEER Warfgraf! Sure mi is
III fir uub fertie. G2iSt Sbr mir bas
GeIo. Re i6ide i5 Gud Die 8iaIe,
S6idt SIR mir bos Geto ni6t. 10
f6tac ih Sud- and be 8iiAis ni4t.
Sisrrit Gott fsTobIen!" D:t be b'm
8risfe bsiseIiigt. Quittung %ouspsift.
bcIf bissraI bic uuspsio.utios mabs
nuns. Sfomds Claus tetum fem
Gelb. Ger Martgrof feline gii4Is.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-11

Nss AthN grSaA vEAAs.
n1~l frwserm swrssm mNw Epiexa
sWAX4a ek @sr=yxsNs@s NSeHA
N0m k&msa xnn m Alrms9eaasm
- ofNUIsu Rss %eftwErsse8aS
uwxaa}exaA eufsrR We 9ineen.
m nm eSemsn MI blf m~nsgtnnss eeSM
etKf4 Niitfs Sgtsm aab E&@saRxRs
E6nsr teAsaDen &emmega Wx.4S...
On latxn ean3sn gfb FAueH.
che e6ssn pes sSagnfss iaEm.
hin nnmglss, f4saslrnbss Ritnssn
Hur&AreuR Zen snRpsetn &aaEa.
.Dx Ctcds pen eann MlaTiea,
Eif br1ARf unn 3gpbt ia Xa1lf
kxr Has I'm Giranae lieosnf-
lie Gtirnsn sDsretH 1ahL.
.ccnstn im abarrss extptnher
une i6uien n MiiiegEaGtfs
Gts srdrcen an Tharen nuo GeHfer-
fsin 9lnno hGt mssr eetont 80.
Die @lOdt bdHet i'm G<Rablt
Wpth immer aelpttht
Nas Wplt inn Rirmesgrpubie
oattt-n o6 itins 3sit.
nnD INNER milDsr pas 2duten.
Ter cimmel in @lisen lobt.
Gm GddalDn, 10 min le's bc0sufeH,
Girbf erinisRo uHo lUinisnD--Osr lob.
3ekf padt er he Blode irit bDbneno,
-GridoutrnD ~be:reuDi fb Oas Scis--
NIB IGleMOeri he Dornert0aeHo
Ginot tn ben Milblensoll.
Sin Gdrei. Tam tsinernss Satpeigez.
p~srsNipunbeu Der grauIes Gput -.
f~itternOt &i5ae jeigen,
gpo bic Ulode iu's gSoHer i9lug.
Gs neib re ieiner ju btben,
Gs iIs ais Eel fe Der, Iubt:
Berlpren eth ieDes 2eher,
Dos nod Der Wlode gciubt!
Hcm lhIcfsn in acknowledgement
Tie 2iHoen, bIltbcnlh0a:
Damn fculnt aus Der Eieis geaogeu
Sin leitIom trcurig Seton.
Ste faetn, Is fnD bic llnien-
Sd CLAUDE Is nimmerulebr:
Die Ulcde it's, Die ertruuiea
9m NibleHtolt pen Carr.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-11
Nas 1T Der Rubm Sine brolligt

gGas 1T Der @ubm Sine brolligt
geI@i6ie iiber gbmonb RoFanb. ben
Tidter bss uGnrono be 8crserac,"
ma9ts iiinsft bic Runbs In fran5Oii"
f6.n 8lGtttrn. gls CT unldnsIt .inen
Srsunb duf fem 2onbe bsfu6Js. b.s.eis
t,ts .r feiner @irtb, Der Elm n.us:bores
nes &inb eintrasen lafIsn tpol!e. Den
geamt., Elm sepifcntafter tl.iner
Mann, true ben Romen bss 3inbes
elm unb iponhts ft9 banu an HoItanb
oIs srPen Gslgsn. rcS9r Rar., mein
fs-r?"- .Gbmrro Rofano." - .Scybr
8s~rf?"- rG6riftfener rro Mitolteb
be- @'cbsris ron Tra1tre,6 - Gut
srtpieerts Der 9.amts. Isle miiTen
SIREN pdrsn untsr'eidrsr. @snu
Sis nidt Ihrei5er t0nnsn, 70 MAIDEN
sic Elm Grsu3."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-01-11

NGsn eGea 4A 49, ANl ~
lNiAnn W. sHnVW, &amNt W.
Nts9asts esllYs ws saa wssy. Na {
6tEns Az INA AgaN .yn S =
EsseufJ us8gam W. q M an a.
EaWfdsms usfs itw ,SHas. 1@aua
elaNts Rs Nle Uai6u sm Ba ~ q Ga
nKA hffa. van GAassn AEeAa. las
AeA psct ts 10 hia. 10 hsA Hsa zen
Icessa ssIpfedsRsn Aspttta
.9a, Rene. lpagam aas,pegtsa Ia
Hihtf U2abi ~tn Elm NHsi gEiams
~uEsnnsbmm tsaic GsHn IRON go en-
beE leSenannita Glsiatltn trss E'&sa
IdSt. ftAt'B ihlimm Gus NIT DIR R.&i
iiesr TEN Wann. auHun mfrs I&ca
sInutsn. GrtR! EesIsin i4 en- srel
Sabre perheiraitst BIN. TtiEs G slurs
paal ssstnuber tots id mir Idust es'
ratt. Or rvaet AID ni6t en- ,ulises
TsaI su pibsripr,6su. ga. uHo
srmm NAL Der, 3Isirt!- Sic Iess pcys
FGtia ben Slrm nm bic iurgt brdu:lite
GenaK. IRA. fihrsn mir uiat cine
Mu' syst.. Tsiu Gattt uno ih2-
G0sus 9cpf ice rub,g an Ter Greuus
bin SduItsr. 9cd irrisu ibrs Iug,u
nit jeltiarem Qusorud eurn oas
Serf er unb issr ben polteuIoisn 9ims
mel Gin.
.GIaubf On. hob Is iGou auf Gre
ben Elm Ydrdoiss ejht. goe.e9"
Die irrse 6rdu IisB baIb Iah.no,
bol5 Greerli9 ben Irm Tiuttn.
rWit 3ir lit aua gar u.Gts an5us
funssn beute! 9iIt tpis cine bIbenbs
Mubonnal gnIiott tlus gu Is,n uub
3siuem Manrs piirhig. ais dIsin
gebenoe gsgsniiber 81 treten, ipirIt III
inn s,tptB pie cine GeouIeets 5u iii,
Ben falen. SD rsins ,s oc1 nur gut
nit Cir! Benu Oh ora horen ipous
tst. SIeine."
Glen bort, aud. sic bate eben
eors beutIi6 rsrncrmen, ME en- mas
gen Dor ens Saus sefabren ipur. Sur9
ibrsn 3Drper eirg Elm punbsrTores
getsn. @Iodenlduten uRb Srgelt0ns
ipdren ouh ned ba.
Noele trat on eas 6erfter. ..Ieb-
iheint er 3u hdben, 9ein
!Ssrr uno Gebister! @eibIeibene Yols
fer unb fIterne Qmoretten am Wdeen.
Spftbors pferoe iitrisens, tleins-
NpfeH6immel!!"
Tie Sbiir offnete Ii6. Muttsr unb
Grpbmutter fiibrten BEN Mann ms
3immer. Ger eetomutsn mar. Iih feline
iunse 5rau gu bolen. 6tntsr linen,
I'm Rabnen Der Sbiir, tuu6tsn bic
Ger anbsren ouf. 9itt Glen
on ibrem Stuble, teins 6inoe
nuf bds Ser3 espreBt. Dlsia einem
6siligsnbilb fonO lie bu. Sn ben gus
gen ti1 fiB partpprrtn Qeu6 en- uno um
ben numb Elm perrItheriG e8 8e6sn.
lliht bic worte Der GroBmutter, np1
isns Der Mutter uro 6veunoin 3oocn
our@ loren Sim. Tur i'm srbli6te re,
Der lon0iom, fat rit in tcilirer 69m
duF lie 5utrot. Cs 6rduTte in ibrsn
IS Hang in ibrtn 6erfea,
gIocers un6 Sr0elt6ne fticnsn Ii5 NIT
inu67entsn Melobien 81 ocreinsn rnb
Der !5immel nit an Teineu 0oHnen
iro Seligtsitsn iiber lie bin3uTiirsen.
Sin puar trdfties Qrms umfdldnse7
he, elm beiber Munb Iunte ben ihrsn,
inb felt, INNER fsIf.r prebt, Iiitt Glen
,as Snupt on bic tr.uf9ldssnts 9ruf.
llnb bonn tpurbe .s fin. gang fin um
oos 8rnutpanr. Gin.r mad BEN ors
Fate F9 binrpess.idlid.n. 3us
lsbt bic Sreunbin, bic bunt.Ibaartee
5rau Mbels. @ls Il. left. be Sbiir
5inter iid f6lob, 3ittert.n ibr. Sinb.
inb bic aus.n trar.n 70 feltiam feudi
letpnrber.
.GliidIiGe Iiitt Client"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-17

"Driver, said an English tourist
who was being driven % 4 iauatins
car through the Donegal hishlanas "I
notice that when you speaG to your
friends whom sou meet M ire road
you invariably DO 80 nirish' but whan
You address Your horse you ao sa
in English Iluw is tAis" 80 waich
CAME the rctort MUsha, now thin,
isnt Erglish good enough for llH
New York Tribune
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-17

Leuis shocnef farmer near
wa3csboro, NJ j. has IN eight
nonthsoil calt that has developed a
reak appetite
The animal takes very kindly to
6read aud puder " very fond M
mashad potatoes and gravy d0tes on
axes and ple royols ~ pickles.
nacrs lbs llps over sanctkront and
nl4s fcet end takes coffee like q vet
agan -Phiiadelpha Record
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-17

hllVu
u5lSloJ NJ s5leoBnIeo 75eloNd ulplq
o. po&oHp lou 5lp uemqsHzuI suun
-I9a OLA puB suuIssnu o7lql 'sousC
eeiql suemaoD lV5la 's9p9MS ua5
INA qolnu 9IB 6lIVl uiaqA - az
-uSTaloJ "A pt9q ols so4oCoFldD G1&
p9N pun s7muqL pur loInglp uopuol
oVl IoJ salvoDnIao esBloIid auiuilg.4
'solmou9 s.uIFllIa On e9lA17s lBsIs
10 % piuo& sIolpM uanpa NJ sloHc
usoq-usloioJ Vpl trM 10 cum M
slslsM Hsl1aa Vi caond u5l9aoA {,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-17
THE CLASS PROPHECY
What viii Become Of the Members Of
the Senior Class According TO
Their Forecast.

The May-June issue OF The Egypt.
the of eiaI publica ion of the Cairo
Hlgh school. has been issued. As de-
from its topographic appearance,
which is up 10 It's usual standard, it
presents many features of literary ex-
cellence. Following is rs leading ar
dele with the caption, 'pes:iny Of u.s.
written by Karl Miller and Mary
Fuette. Il is a very clever satire on
the future and well worthy Of a repro
duction in the columns of The Bale
lin:
Some time in the month of Juvem-
her. in the year 1906, there departed
for the far-oif. romant c land of
Greece a member of the class OF 1905.
of the Cara High School The pur-
pose he had in undertaking such a
lengthy pilgrimage was a most worthy
and important one-nothing less than
70 determine from the ancient and
long established seer of all things
fiecate the future of the illustrions
and eyerto-be remembered class OF
naughty five
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-17

III s4
Nu ryn a6wa &t tha table With Gna
rpeHm Intending 70 eRiOg yaur meai lSt.
MeflalE 1nd after q fsw waNthlHa give Msa
N GeapelFg Thals tyfic&l "wrli nlon&
lse rs .ndesastinn or dyspepsi- Ilrnaresle.
vgs. thousands hra ln the a&lna boat AsiG
Fe wlilluss 90 do alnHst anything tn b. III
aGv usa s0--heaiHnyi week ana ssruRg wtEh
fopA a9gr1 stonAeh.
The hest and aaieEest cure offered 70 that
llg army ~ sufferers "
0lr spENcERS ENGLISH DYSPEPSIA
WSFEKS
TNs cnriuts powers IN these svaFsrs arwvegy
datple tO understand. They arc patnrGl tn
a6r workihns and eiiectA. tAklnE un @3Ns
vark "a me warn ana waatel stniadets.
a tpn the Sapl thoroughly AVA sosns
lYis fiarinAsal Co Mllwauk~s W.T..
.sEgi,N @0 eOHta a u.x. M
Svr eAlg by M
HENcKBli's pRuG SToKE soIsx AoENr
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-17

A Gcoreia editor tens ~ q lucky
contemporary who Rock out an @cci.
dent rcliqg d. S O'clock % tho raorne
lng lost \ ieg ~ railrCal accident
AZ 10 o'clpcE and hai hs pockets
Juggling Nith money hefure me town
clock struck Atlanta coassitu.
ton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-17

In India threshng is stiIl done by
hand or BY bullockS treading on the
grain, and tho winnowing also Is done
w hand
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-17

Fifty men for lumber yard work
Good wages Chicago Mill and Lum-
Dor co., Cairo, Ill.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-17

WinloW Nlpanln9 m LpNaon,
The london Clty CopucH Does not
Allow Nindow cleaners IA stand on
Window sil tbat Are more Than SIS
iegt fr1ta the 9rpnldi
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-17

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AeAeNoA@@oNeNo%


THE UniFts etats }Iss Fsaf9 .nesS-
ofices spl iQQe9a ypl as yost
routcs, wit5 Is saarlH ltaNel aver them
amounting 10 MQa aNa rilas tho
eryca cats oTer slaatGtaH@a yeaE,
Tne ree lfs uaw almost aasai the sx+
HAaaVt& aad Hage alaAlea in tho
ast ten Years s
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-03-31
TO ENVEL0P !.
RUSSIANS
Field Marshal 0yama Begins the
Genuine Advance Of His
Main Army.
WINGS FAR EXTENDED
And the Cars Army is Likely to Be
in aFight e...Linevitch
Issues Orders.

st. Petersburg, March 31.-News
from the front today indicates that
Field Marshal .Oyama has begun the
genuine advance of his main army
with the wings far extended. Heavy
reconnaissances are being made
against the Russian center with the
object of enveloping the Russian posi-
tion.
Japanese Active East Of Railroad.
st. Petersburg, March 31.-A dis.
patch from General Linevitch, dated
March 80, says: "There Is no change
in the, e,situation. The enemy is display
ing considerable activity east OF the
railroad. A heavy snowfall during the
night" A telegram from Gunshu Pass
says that General Linevitch has for
hidden the inhabitants of Hardin,
with the exception Of the women and
children, to leave that place without
special permission, fearing that the
town may be denuded of workmen.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-03-31
BARTENDER
A MURDERER
Popular Santa fe Rsilroader
Instantly Killed Last Night
in the Meadow City.
OVER A SLOT MACHINE
Edward Gray Murders c. D. Fatsr and
Attempts to Shoot Another Man.
Once Served q Term in the Pen.
Special to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
Las Vegas, March 31.-Edward Gray,
bartender at the Lobby Saloon in
this city last night shot c. d. Fater
through the heart, the victim dying
within few minutes. During the
afternoon Eater had come into the
saloon and placed a nickle in the fifty
cent compartment of a slot machine.
Five dollars came out when the dial
stopped at the fifty cent mark but
Gray refused to let Fater take more
than the fifty cents, saying that the
larger sum had dropped through some
defect in the machine. In the eve
ming Eater returned with companion
named Dudley and demanded that he
be given the five dollars. Upon being
refused he became very angry, called
Gray hard names. applied vile cpl
thet to him and accused him OF rob-
berry. Gray reached for his gun and
smashed Eater in the face with 1t.
fracturing his jaw. He then fired four
shots, one bullet passing through Fa-
ter's body. The injured man stag
gered into the gambling room and died
almost instantly.
Eater was switchman employed by
the Santa Fe Railway and was ex-
tremely popular with the railroad peo-
pie of Las Vegas. He was married.
Gray formerly served nine years and
eight months in the Colorado peniten-
tiary for the murder of woman. He
has been in Las Vegas several months
and has seemed to be quiet After fir
ing the shots at Fater he twice pulled
the trigger in an attempt to kill Fa-
ter's partner, but the gun missed fire.
He made no effort to escape and was
arrested by the night watchman
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-03-31
GOVERNMENT MAY
TAKE PROPERTY.

b M. Hall, supervising engineer for
the reclamation service in New Mexico,
Oklahoma and Texas, has been engaged
for the last few months supervising
survey of the property OF the Pecos
Valley Irrigation Company which the
government, under an agreement wish
the incorporators, will probably take
over. The purpose of the survey is to
determine what is a reasonable price TO
be paid by the government for the
property. Last fall one OF the main !
dams OF the canal went out and since
that time the company has been prac-
tically defunct. Tie people owning
land in the Pecos Valley and having
stock in the company, however. raised
the sum of $25 900 for the purpose of
repairing the canal so as to have water
for this year. Mr. Hall has been super
vising this repair work, which consisted
OF putting in low diversion dam and
repairing concrete flume. BY the
close of this season the engineer Will
have completed his survey and MADE
his recommendation to Mr.. Newell,
chief engineer of the reclamation SER
vice, who will then make his recon
mendation to the government as to the
advisability OF it taking up the PROPOSE
ton as government project.
Thursday night Mr.. Hall went to Las
Cruces to consult with his assistant en-
gineer, Mr. Read, who is now conduct
ing survey for the main canal from
Leasburg in the Mesilla Valley to III
Paso as the diversion canal to be used
as part of the Elephant Butte DAN
system and for the purpose OF supply
! ing the Ell Paso valley with water The
/ original survey for the main canal was
turned down by Mr. Hall because OF the
expense it involved. 1t was what is
known as a "high line" canal running
along the mesa and on account OF the
uneven character Of the ground the
cost of construction would have been
much greater than valley canal.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-03-31
THE Ml.cAREM MUSiCALES.
Two Very Delightful Evenings Spent
With the Lovers of Music-Over
One Hundred Guests.

Echoes from seraph worlds seemed
in the air
AS slowly rose and fell the soothing
melody,
A benediction, like the soft, summer
wind,
Leaving the world and man in perfect
harmony.
The Mi-Carem musical evenings
which were held at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles A. Haynes on Cha
pelle Street on Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings of this week, were as
thoroughly enjoyable affairs as have
been given in Santa Fe this winter
The program each evening consisted
Of about a dozen numbers. Mrs. Will
lam Griffin and Miss Ethel Easley rem
dered instrumental solos, Mr.. and
Mrs. Griffin delighted the people with
duet on the piano and violin, Mrs
W. H. Bartlett gave recitations, and
Misses Walter and Easley and Messrs
Stokes Anthony Bennett and F. n
Stevenson were the vocalists. Mrs
Griffin and Miss Hortense Packer were
accompanies. Both evenings were de-
lightfully informal and even more de-
lightfully entertaining. The program
was carefully selected and comprised
both the classical and popular pieces
1t is not possible to single out any, one
or two numbers to praise as they were
all very happily rendered and each but
went to make the whole program the
very best. After the program was fin
ished light refreshments were served
and the balance Of the evening spen
In general conversation. On Tuesday
night the older people were enter
tained, about fifty being present. ant
on Thursday the young people wer'
the guests, over seventy being there
Altogether these were among thost
pleasant evenings which are always re
membered.
Miss Walter, the Misses Packer ant
Mr.. Bennett were the hostesses ami
host and their guests hope to agail
have an opportunity Of being prese0
at similar affairs.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-03-31
WILL WELCOME ROUGH RIDERS.
San Antonio Preparing for Big Time
at the Coming Reunion In That
City on April 6 and 7.

San Antonio, March 31,-A rousing
welcome will be given to the Rough
Riders at their reunion in this city on
April 6 and 7. President Roosevelt
has expressed desire to see as many
OF his old comrades as possible. After
a reception at the opera house the first
day, the Rough Riders will proceed TO
camp. On the second day they Will pc
kept busy furnishing an escort to the
President, receiving him at luncheon
and entertaining him in the afternoon.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-03-31
OHIO BANK CLOSES ITS DOORS.
g
Citizens Savings institution Of Lorraine
Assigns Because Of Employees
DefaIcations.

Lorraine, Ohio, March 31.-The Citi-
zens' Savings Bank closed its doors
and notice states it has been placed
in the hands of T. F. Fansher as as
signee. The individual deposits
amount to $314,0O0. While the direc-
tors are reticent, it is known that the
closing of the institution resulted from
defalcations by three employees, and
that the sum taken aggregates at least
100000. One of the defaulting en-
ployes is bonded for $4,000 and 1T is
understood the three men will also
turn over property valued at about
$4,000. President Henecker declares
the !epositors will receive every cent
due ITEM. .
No arrests have yet been made al
though President Henecker an
nounced today that he expected to take
the necessary legal steps for such &C
tion shortly. In answer to question
the president declared that Mrs. Chad
wick had nothing to do with the fail
ure. "Mrs. Chadwick came to see us"
he added, "but she did not get any of
our ms9uey." From authoritative
source itsrls denaettttttt AWO lib
sources 1t is learned that the exict
amount of the shortage Is $97 1000. To
Offset this the three defaulters carried
indemnity bonds in favor Of the bank,
aggregating $4,000, and in addition
have turned over real estate and other
property valued at $4,000, leaving a
net loss to the institution Of $4,000.