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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-25
NETWORK SOCIETY.

A number of well known people who have oeen
.nar5i,o the summer abroad are expected from
Fs,rone to-day. Among them are MI ana MI .,
C.,Ts+a,, A,nsncI whose house at Madison-ave- ana
80 - no. undergone extensive alterations, and
M and Mrs Henry Coleman Drayton, who nave
raen away since their marriage last spElns' az
who on landing will stay for some time Will lis
Dravton's mother Mrs Benjamin Knower-
The Duchess of Marlborough sailed yesterday Lol
England on the Kronprinz Wilhelm. Mrs. o. Ii
p Belmont the mother of the duchess gave
farewell dinner on Monday night at Sherry s. Inc
guests included Mrs. William Jay, MI ana AIS-
William X Vanderbilt. jr-, Mrs John JACOB AsIor'
Arthur Iselin Mrs Henry W. Bull Moncure ROD
inson and Lady Evelyn Barring
Mr.. and Mrs. ) F. Smith MADDEN have issued
on November for their daughter, Miss Frances
Hadden who is to be one of the debutantes Of the
season.
Miss Harriet Burton. niece of the Bishop of Al
bany. will be married to-day TO James L Laidlaw
at the East 11th-st. house OF Dr.. J. W. Travel.
Mrs Peter Cooper Hewitt, Mrs George Peabody
and Baron Won Giskra, first secretary Of the Aus
trian Embassy in, the United States, who has
been acting charge d'affalres throughout the
summer. among those who sailed yesterday
for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Phelps Carroll have arrived
in town for the season from Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Laurens Van Allen have left for
Canada, and expect to spend two three weeks
there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-25
Nrtn!7ork DAILY 01-ibn4re
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER %, 1905.
The NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The strike movement IN Russia
IS assuming great proportions: hardly q train is
Taphers have Joined the railway employees, and
q mob besieged the postofflce at Moscow to
prevent transmission OF the mails; thousands at
Lodz and Warsaw have quit work. and famine
4hreatens many cities - The United States
government is attempting to arrange a settle
ment OF the dispute between President Castro
rived at Santiago. Chill. and comparative
order has been restored; it is estimated that
fifty persons were killed and I'VE hundred
wounded in the riots. - Another case of
plague was reported Trim Chita; the members Of
the Sanitary Commission are at odds with the
authorities - The people Of Toxic gave 8
Togo. - No steps have yet been taken by
the powers to force the Porte to comply with
the demands for financial reforms In Mace
donia- - A strike at the Toulon Gas Works
threw the whole city into darkness; troops were
called out to guard the plants
DOMESTIC. - President Roosevelt made
speeches at Tuskegee. Montgomery and Biz
ningharn, Ala leaving Birmingham for
Memphis - The Panama Canal will have
locks and will be open for ships IN ten years,
said an advisory engineer Of the Panama Canal
Commission. - B. Frank Clyde vice-presi-
dent Of the steamship line. was instantly killed
by falling beneath a railroad train at Phila-
delphia. - One member Of the crew of the
pirate sloop Doredo was arrested in Providence,
and a suspicious looking black sloop appeared in
Newport HarbOr, but Immediately put to
again. - Eki Hioki. first secretary Of the
Japanese Legation at Washington, delivered an
address to the Cleveland Chamber Of Com
merce; his subject was Japan, America and
the Orient" - Mrs. ". c. Morrill,. at Bridge
port, Conn, failed to Identify a named
Pagan as her assailant, but her nurse girl Della
Burns picked out the man from group Of
twenty as the alleged burglar.
CTTY.-Stocks were irregular - The
methods OF the Mutual's press agent in paying
newspapers throughout the country to publish
as news 'doctored" reports Of the insurance in
vesugauoD and the low interest loans made by
the Metropolitan to its president J. A Mccall
and others were brought out before the legisla-
tive committee. - The Equitable trustees
sent q circular to the polcyholders, inclosing
blanks TO be used in voting for directors. -
James W. Osborne attempted TO explain his
break In saying Jerome was fool for not
having ''iL" - W. R. Hearst spoke ct Self
ner's and Marion Hall. - A railway company
which two years ago contributed S250.0OO to the
Tammany campaign fund has not given a cent
this year, it was learned, through fear of q
legislative Investigation - Health Commits
sioner Darlington took number Of physicians
70 Bltssvtlle Orange County to inspect the site
for the municipal tuberculosis sanatorium
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Rain. The temperature yesterday: Highest 62
degrees: lowest. AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-25

back upon the governments HANDS, ne VIII proo-
ably meet with the same fate
There NAV be a good Glance for competent
contractors to make iudcious bids and to be-
come proftably associated with this historic
enterprise But there will be an uncommoniy
poor chance for "grafters" of any kind or for
those who expect to let their work run away
over contract time. The government means
business at Panama and those who make con-
tracts with it will have to mean business, too
and will have to live up TO their intentions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-25
SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON.
fFrom The Tribune Bureau-1

fFrom The Tribune BureauI !.
v,,,.birg+on oct 24-Pepresentative Cannon or
DanviIe H.. Speaker of the House. and MISS
Cannon will reopen their home in Vermon'a'e
on November IL. ,...oo
Lieutenant General Nelson A Miles mas ledsVI
his home. at No 1736 INST, to Mr.. and MIS- heiiy
Owed Nraior and Mrs Samuel Reber. the latter
the daughter Of General Miles, have taken mouse
in Terrerson place. and father will be her guest
when in town. $500, .,o
Mr. and Mrs Nathaniel Francis nave leaSsu
80 - I,,dao Cole at No 17O5 N-st. and will close
their present home in Est. -
Miss Lota Robinson, OF Baltimore VIII De ,ne
guest of her aunt. Mrs Charles Poe. for the coming
season. >-v,
Mrs Elizabeth Schuyler. of this city ana -,
York has gone for a visit to New-HorK anu va
return here for the social season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-25
WANTED TO SEE WHAT SHE HAD LOST
From The Buffalo Commercial

From The Buffuo COmmerCiaI
learned professor of Western university finds
1t amazing what an interest people take in any
change In their physque-the gain OF an inch
around the chest or forearm the loss of an inch
IN neck or stomach. To illustrate. he tells this
anecdote: Il know fat woman who spent July
ut the seashore, taking an ocean bath ard hot
bath daily. to reduce her weight. The day
she to leave for home she entered a butcher
shop and told the old man her off twenty
pounds Of pork He cut and weighed this great
chunk Of meat, and then said Where madam
shall I send itT But the woman. as she Toasted
her eyes on the pork, replied on. don't send 1t
anywhere. l don't want to buy il. You see | have
lost twenty pounds since l have been down here
and I lust wanted to see how much it was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-25
HIS NOVEL SECURITY.

From The Perry Qnd. To Republican.
On last Saturday big Otoe Indian followed bv
his sQuaw. came tripping into the First National
Bank and asked 10 borrow $40 to Hquidnte some
Indebtedness that he had contracted while in town
The businesslke cashier asked what security no
could furnish I'm order to secure the desired loan
Poor Lo threw UP his head and studied few mo-
ments then said: Leave squaw here till come
back and pay" The cashier and officers present
were very much amused at the Indians novel
method of securing Il loan. However matters were
arranged so that he AID his dusky helpmeet could
go to their home with the understanding that
be return and settle his lndebtedness later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-25

A body of Civil War veterans has been formed
''to protect the veterans in their Civil service
rights" and support Mr.. Mcclellan veterans
who understand how their Civil Service rights
have beer denied under this ADMINS i"'ioii
and how their claims to appointment "hen al
the head of Civil Service lists have been eVaded
bv Wholesale transfers of Tammany favOrites
in defiance of Supreme Court decisions Will be
inclined to think that the two objects are IN
compatible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-25
Business Notices.

Results
Results from advertising arc what make the i'd
vertiser happy.
The steady
Tribune
Advertising
mace shows that Tribune advertisers having
the goods delivered
In the nins months ending SepteTn-
Der 80 1905 The NeH-York Daily
and Sunday Tribune printed
1895 Lines OF Advertising
NexcudinE Tribune advertisements)
rsors than during the period OF 1874
In ether words this is a gain IN nine months OF
nearly 2,412 Columns
CS16 lines q column .
An sversge gain Of about 26s columns month
Circulation Books Open
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-25
NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER % 1905

name one item Of public Improvement the plans
for which were y begun the appropriation
made in the administration of Mayor Low. In
other words. Mayor McClellan's administration
has been living on its inheritance instead of on
its earnings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-25
THE POWERS AND THE POHlA
No Steps Yet Taken to Enforce comp
with Demands.

London. oct. 24-It is learned that inc ~, %
have not yet decided what steps - r.
compel the Porte to accept their ue-'.~ ,ot =
financial reforms in Macedonia. II - .tlon ?
been settled thar naval dern0iAs'
necessary,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-25
SUSPENDED FOR HERESY.
Newspaper Articles Written by Presbytsrai
Minister Cause Trial by Fellows.
lBy - . The Trihnne

Lincoln. Neb.. Oct 24.-Dr Carl HullhorSt %
thirty-five years a Presbyterian minister va
suspended to-day, after trial, for heresy. -
Hullhorst had denounced the Westminster ooI
fession expressed unbeHef in the Holy irin@
idea of God, and refused 10 consider seFi0a''
the doctrine of vicarious atonement- Nevsp1FJi
articles written by the doctor were the bass
the charges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-25
THE OLD rAMmANY RoeEY.

From The New-York Evening Post.
HeaTst's election Is greatly exaggerated Tam
many is astrtey working that , DOGGY for all II is
grin In the role of saviour OF society. Tammany
Is always great in the defence OF property-es-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-25
Mr.. j. Sergeant Cram seems to be negiectlns
his duty. Murphy is again talking.

Tammany has begun again the old scare dodge
which once upon time prevented Theodore
Roosevelt from BECOMING Mayor Of New-York
It's confidence In the childlike capacity OF the
Republicans to be fooled twice in the same way
is sublime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-25

According to a Wigwam leader. Mt Mcclellan
is Tanmany's only asset in this campaign ana
even that may prove to be OVerWeighted Win
liabilities. AS Mr.. Mcclellan himself stanoS Oh
a record of broken promises the foreoooiils9
of his followers as to the liabilities seem 1uliy
warranted. even from a Tammany point Oh
view
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-25

The Abysslnian envoy has made the acquaint-
ance of the American cocktail and found him
pleasant" The ''blameless Philippians" OF
Homer's day would probably have relished II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-25

Chicago's city director of Fairgrounds mas
annointed a municipal football referee. But
Mayor Dunno in his game with the Council mas
not vet scored a touchdown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-25

Mr. WINS not only specifies seven instances in
which Mayor Mcclellan has not kept his ante
election promises. but also challenges him 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-25

Tammany is getting worried "the red
flag" It's worry Is misplaced. The red It sees
on the banners and on the political horizon ia
merely sign of danger to New-York from
Tammany domination The people are tagging
the Tammany train-that's all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-25

Here IS bit of exact reasoning on the part Oh d
little schoolgirl The teacher wisheo 10 mp %: .:
49, ,ze - +ha wrong of idleness. He led up to 1t
NV asking who were the persons who got all they
could and did nothing in return. For some ulne
thera was silence but at last the little girl VINO
had obviously reasoned out the answer lnduc'iSeiy
from her own home experiences eXclfliIeu, 49,
800 aaaI Of confidence, please. sir, it's the
baby!"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-01

aoolpb Wteioinser IT,, beTier
unfoa mir IeBte Wohe meloeten,
mGBte iid en- Samstas elmer Spe.
ration unter3ieben loIfeti, meId1e Or.
Seroes lnto Or. b. WoIoom Dor.
nabmen, Der Iinte Nrm fpuroe iiber
Dem Gilboeen abaeId,nitteu ; oa Tib
ieooh 9tutpersiftuns 5eiste, nuree
elm Stiid tpeiter obgeidnitten uno
oonn abermals ein Stiid. Sofentiid
fommt Der Sun9e nit benz seben
oapon.
Senrp Seller bon bier TieoeIt
morsen nad UNDERWOOD, q. D.,
iiber. vs
Hm Sonntag fonb bic 9eerbia
suns oes 5 Dlnnote alien 2inoes
BON Satob aieB Itatt. preoieer
3inf o Gnreto bielt bic 2eidens
rebe.
9tuoolf DOR bat bon Safob
Stufel cine babe 5ettipn 2ano II
Wteilen gtprooIt bon Gurefa fir $25
ben adcr 9~efanft.
sD abounirt auI bic Gureta Bot
f
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-01

6eute 1T oas Seit Aierbeilieen
uno mor9en auerieeIentas,
2lm Woutas truf bic Drabt
nodridt bon 9aetle, I'D, bier ein,
oaB @briitinn WoIf, Der neit unb
brett betonnte Gureto'er 9iirecr, am
5onnto9 ourtielbit aeItorben iei. 9as
9e9rGbniB fono am Diensio9 Itatt.
Sotob Stoaer nebit Srou bon
Sapa lporen Den Sonntoe iiber am
senebme Beiuder i'm !6eim Der 5os
mile Sobn Stoler.
Sin TleiRises 9ienItmdo6em
ntro ami Iofort 9eiudlt. Sute Stel.
lung uno quite 9ebanblun9.
FRAU Dr. so. .. W aloou.
SNie mir aus ben Sampled
SO. Hodrihteu" erIeben, bat Wilie
Sdenfeuber9er Die Dupper sarm
fir cas- ndd,ite Sobr 9epnbtet.
SeIteru gbeno Iouo inn Gotb.
hnuslaol Ter elite pom Gurero
Spmphonie SrheIter ueronItaltete
8aa itott, Der lidl einee euten 8e-
Iu6es an erIreuen batte.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-01
Mn ama, No uA&m sMH bet 1afav. Da4r aau 3faa fWpttsm Journal oammr Smam6e mb
mhbnaHe ab aaabnDaae NaMNe eN@uD n&m III

re IN ssamgsea uiaSsasaes re-
seaa Assas S1EeEs' esEnNEsuiAaht IN
lhssg lsOssm slamaeE pk nstEta1t
nsbsslsgmaa glRsa aFtattls. bglsisli
THE Rnssian Peasants "a the
Dakotns" t.Tlg tnNldisn raissn
nes TatOl0esl. fpeldseF in benz IN
at. panl. Ulimn., eEidielaennsn
9pugnal Opportunity mil 1llutfa'
tipnrn perlehea s.idiIsn nno Den
sthrer SIaat va cies Alni s'sr'
gaNsr hat. Muker Der liebtrieBuna
pes aenannisn ariitelS brlnei bic
.Hreis pseHe~ audi cine sebarniihle
anhporl dui nenIelben. Ole ibr aae
enre mndlL. Ia INN ipeaiel ote
2tnbt Guretn uno Ulcglherion
Gounin IN bem aebdIi9en artitel
onaeIibr, mcroen. betradlten mir ee
oils uniere piIidDi, ~oenIelben ebeuiaIIC
IN Der .,Guretu goit" Su perehent'
Iid,en unb einaebeno az beantluor'
ten, ulmol pir ia audi Dol ein'sea
monoten ooS robtieo ouf Die
1ukldnper oerSIientIidt boben,
ooS Senotor gpiIhet in Torao ans
Ttimmte. Die lberIeBuus oes 9e'
nounten NrtitelS loutet role tol9i:
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-01

Dm. 5. q. 8iebt bat oas al,
Bieffer StruBe 9eIesene 9rono1de
9ouS iiir $3.50 tdufIib ermorben.
y bilipp Sdamber perfaufi
ptonoS ul,o Oraeln. Spredt bel
Ibm Dor.
Sobn Bauer bat tros benz Sos
gel nod) 1900 9uideI @ei3en se,
oroIdlen.
Der 9ro5e neue StnG, neIder
Or. b. Woloau Iid bouen ldBt, oeht
leiner gouenoun9 eut9eseu.
s5obn Seinrid3 bon SeIbn, Q. D.,
~ IN 9e9Ieiiune elmer 5rau bon Iei,
ner Reiie nod SiioruBlanb auriid.
9etebrt.
Gmunuel arnol" bot Die Satob
pe5elide Sorm n~oro6Ilid1 bon
Wtonno Sitp 9epadtet.
Das Stnats. Sberaeri6s bon Glib
0atota CAB leBte Wod)e ole Gnts
ideiouna ob, DAB Der @omnipIib bon
Wahuortb III Bangor Ieiu iol.
Selbp it oemnad unterIeaen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-01
4s " Gurefa nnb ltmseseno. " y

Suttlieb GiIemann bat bon
6ottfrieo !SeiB 200 ader Gono iiir
$1,000 oefonIt. DoS 2ono Iieot AZ
Wteisen bon Gureta. Serr uno Sruu
6ottIieb SeiB aebeu ne9en bohem
QIter oaS Sormen auf uno be9eben
Iid nad 8uoorid, u. D, an ibren
ainbern. Die 9eriteisernna finoet
am Wtttpodb, ben 5. Rop. ltatt.
9eors aIipiel alt nebit Srua
beeaben iid) ON Wtontas no6
6oefle, q. D, 100 lie benz 9eardbs
uiIIe oes peritorbeneu Sbriitian Wolf
beimpbnten.
Das Tunoament bon Wlartin
Sbamber's neuem 6ouie an Der
Gan StroBe in Slberoeen 1T ferti9.
Sotob Steansier, meld1er oos
6ous bon 6ottlieb Siaot alt genie
tbet bat, lit nit Der neberIieoeIunS
6ausboItuus bon ieiner Germ
uad Der Stoot beId)dfti9t.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-01

ytoh Der Griminol 5toiiititidat Die
erDBte 3abl Der % rbrehen IN Siiooas
toto anF ein9ehoreue Amerifaner uno
beoeuteno pcniser ouf ole Gineelpans
oerien ODER hire gtabfommen. Don
1913 Strdflin9en i'm 3udltbous ina.
rem 123 BON orleritoniI flen Stern
Seboren, IL BON i'm AnsIanoe aehos
relen Stern uno 33 Ginqeluanoerte
bic iibri9en limb gte9er uno Slt ias
ner. Der SenIus 3eiet peiter, onB Die
3inoer Der Gti9eipaEoerten 545
proient Der @eIammtbep6lteruna BE-
tra9el. Sn Der 3eiormid,uIe Iin6 81
mperheferlihe Rinoer, oapon 1T
teins inn ausIaabe seboren umo MIR
II bon eingenanoerten GItern aebo.
ren. alI bic SSraae mober bieIer I'm.
teridieo fommt, fommt Der GenIus.
mann 5u benz ShhB ooB Sic Qins
Der Der Sremo9etorenen beIIerin Der
3ud,t 9eboltcn fperoen unb bonit hot
er audi redt. -y9oS moblSIotWlotes
Su oieier StatiItit 5u laeen bot?
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-01
Die rnFii6en 8aneri
Der 9afDtas.

mir D~ieieniaeu. tpeIhe iih fur
|, auublano unb pas Sortidreiten oes
ruIIiId, . iopaniideu arieseS interel'
Tircu. III es nidlt n6tbi9, Die Beret'
uioteu Stauten Su p~erlaFen, nm ooS
ruiiiSde 9auernpolt 5u ituoiren.
Weat nur cine Sabrt na9
>Sareta unb oeIIen umsebnng
in Wc9berion county, 9. D.,
nnp 5br fDnnt elm tIeines StuBlono
i'm Screen unleres 2onoes finoen.
0ie 8eu6lteruns itelt natdrs
lid bic niebrisfe unb ungebils
bette 8oltstlaiIe bon oes Oars
0pmdne bar, ober o%ieielben bdn9en
10 felt an ben S~ebrdud1en uno
ileberIieIerunaen ihrer Borfobren,
boR tie oieIelbeu IN alen since lbei
fen orI oieIes Gano iibertro9en.
.0cr mebreren Sabren CAB t1 be-
trGhtIidlen Sdlulunterrid1t in Den
ruIIiidocn anIieoluneen IN DtcYher'
Ton spuntu, lebte in benz Seim man'
d1er ruIIiIden 9ouern, lernte bis 5u
einem eefpiIien Srooe ibte Sprad1e
mo oemonn einen Siemlih tlaren
Ginblif Inc ibr bduslihes uno 9eleu'
IdaIlideS 2eben.
Die 8epDIterune bon WtcpberIon
Spuntr betrue an iener Set emo
5000 uno einiee Sunoert Seeler,
5000 beItouben aus Ruilen, ndb'
reno bic nenisen 6unoert onoereii
gtot:onalitdteu onsebDrten. Salt ott
ieoer p;ertel Geftion 9ono. roelde tth
aur 8erpirtbidoTtun9 et9net, leot EN-
Somilie uno pieielpcn ihre Sooen'
6auIer an bic Gden eebaut, zines an
oos onoere ~eren3eao. UNI es Dem rul
5iSdeu SnItem Der Dprfnteoertollun
aen dbnlid su MAIDEN. Wsand)mal
i;no bcr Stau uno oas Wobnballs
inter einem Dad1e eebaut, 10 oaB lte
nidot rpeit nob ibrem Setanatertdl
an oehen boben, oenn tie bentsen
ols ioldes Die I'M Der Spuhe 9etrod'
neten Grcremente ihrer Siihe uno
Shien. nooRrd) ibre Goblenredl'
Fauna auI elm gtinimum reoti6trtip'ro'
? .Sbr meroet lpenia 5duier ltnoen,
meidbc ei,,en oeoielten TuBboosn uno
cine Defe (PIoIpuo) boben; lelten
ta5en lie mebr ais elm ODER 6fpe'
SSeuIter, uno sluar pbne cue Sentl'
lotion. IuBer elmer oeutld1en 3eu.
MA uno cntem olimooiIhen Sehet'
rmo 6eIougbud1e in oerlelben opro
die lit in oea SduIern tein Seieltott
an finoen, bem Nle Ipreben nur els
nen plotteu Diolett (S6mdond',
gaoiid,, gopriIdb, SeIItI6 etc ooer
elm b6d>H ungrommatifoliid)es, ohrt.
t;9es SOhoeutIh.
sue RuIen babcn itarte Samlllell,
ober Die meiIteu Gltern tbuil llld)ts
fir ben unterridt ibrer &thoer urn
id,ideu oieIcIbeu MIR Die titr5elte
2cit. peIde oas 9eies unbeon9t
foroert, aur Sdule. 9Senn Die yen
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-01

@mmmiartitel, Sdwdmmdben unb
BiIen Soft Iei Dant npcb nid5f!
Dob bic NuBldnoer aud, aeieaio
limb, eibi gebrer g1oteS Az. Sroein
nno anoere 5nitrumenie fam man
IN nieIen bdnIern ontreFfen, wdbreub
fe Q benz bohsebiIoeten .pofer
Spiel nlieroineS feline abnune ba,
ben.
eebrer Sioot Wotcs Id)eint aud,
Die HuBIduoer nidi an fennen. bic
in GnbsDafota Gtaats- uno onnere
Gemtei befleioeten ODER nodb belief.
benz fpie Gr.S toots ShobmeiIter
Sobn Shnmber, StooisIefretdr
Wipi, bic CT StnaiSicnotorcn Sobn
Stouer uno 5riB Sdamber BON
Gureta, Sohn D6rine ben partition,
bic 9ileermeiIter ,Sreo 6epperIe
Q Guretn uno pauI 2onomonn
bon scotIono, iolpie eine oroBe 3obI
o ytnPldnoern, bic a9itaIieoer Der
Se9islatur paren ODER Iino, NIB
Spuntps uno Stobtdmter befIeioeten
ODER bethlehem. obne bon ben tiidb.
tisen GeiddItsIeuten an ipred,en,
iueld)e HuBIdnoer Iino.
Wenn Sehrer NtcteS oIaubt, CUE
reta nno ylcpberIon SO. oils Gin
fleines RuBloao be5eidlnen an t6ls
nen, 10 fam er dhnIid1e europdiIhe
Wtinioturldnoer senia in Amerita
Dorfinoen.
gBir fueroen i'm uebriaen auf Die
an9riHc Wtotes uno 9Ineercr, Die
man o ,Nmeritanerm IelbIt i'm
6otel GniderboGer In Gnreto Az
DDren betommt, nod in unIersr
artiteIieerie Die oeuiId3en RoIo.
nien in SiibruBIano~ al Ipred3en
fommen. Wir mol1en fir beute oisIe
4ntlport NIT Dem ShIuTTe perienieen
Der rSreieu prelIe9 beIdDIieBen, pel.
der pie fcIet loutet !:
rWohI mrr sum unterIGiebe bon
ben 9teidsoeutIdlen nahmen oieIe
2eute, peIdle Iid1 in RuBIono IfetS
nit Stol5 Deutd d e nonnten, biers
3ulunoe Die 9%enennun9 ,9f 3 MS
oer" an uno oieier Sehlerif rGdt
Iid) iebt noourd, bob Der ienorante
Yontee bic pRuBldnoer@ fir waIbed)s
te giosfoniter bdIt, lpie es Der 2cbs
rer SIoc Wotes tbut. IS mare bas
her rotbIan, lpenn bic RuBIdnoer
oieie irreIeitenoe 9enennmo fallen
IieBen uno Iih ldlloafpee DeutId1.
ameritoner nennen, lpie eS bic Tooes
nonnten HeihsoeutId)en thun, lie
mD9en preuBen, 9aiern, 5ohIen
ODER bombureer iein.
SIM nebrigen 3rpeiieln mir nidt,
bob i'm Soufe Der 3eit Serr SIoc Eo.
tes nod 0eronloHung Finoen fpiro,
ben iebt eon linn WliBadteten rno
Seibmdhten i'm 6er3en gbbitte an
tbun, inoem er Iid IeIber iogt: ,S,d1
NOR I'M Srstbum, neil id) sIoubte,
eS nit Ruiien IN tbun al baben. GS
limb bic 9lod1tommen bon auten Deuis
Iden uno iebt treue omeritaniIde
Burger. Die Dem eonoe idlon uiel ees
niibt hoben uno neren 9inoer unIes
rem 2inocrn 9eiitia iiberlegen iein
neroen, lpeil lie auBer Der eneliIdcn
audi bic oeutIde Sprahe oerIteben
NIB IiG Die Sddbe Der oeutId)en
Si.erotlr oueisnen t6nnen!"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-01

Ber cine i6Sne SrseI ooer ein
zines piano, ODER ionTt elm Duff,
Jnitrument taufen min, Iaoe idl bier
init freunolihit ein, bel mir oo,Ipre
ben 5u pollen. Sd) babe bic aeens
tur BON Sno. Mc2Irtbnr e Con in
Iberoeen iibernommen uno bin nun
lomit bereit, Gnd) cute SnItrus
melIte DUR iebr %nieorisen preiIen
pertauIen 3u fonneu.
4~dtunaSuolI
Hbilipp Sd Der.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-11-01
glu Die &bpunenten /!

gn Samstos, ben 4. ytooembcr,
iperoe ib MIDI in Der 9osmer
Stootsbont, 0osmer, 9. D. BERN
BIN UNI abonmemeuts9eioer IN en-.
vIane gu rebmen ulo al quttt'renl.
2ludo neue &ppnuenten rperoen mn
Senustbuuns entaesen 9et'ommen.
IN Der SoHnumS, reHt oiele Se'
fonnte uno 6reuuoe az bent Ea9e III
Sosmer au ieben, 5eidi,et
adtuu9spoa
o. 5. Roe,
5erausSeber.