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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
BITS o'GossIP

ninns~atha Club.
The Mlnnnwatha club win dance
thia evening at Chrisgsnssn'a
broadway bait
ceiisalass Aiunani Meeting.
There viii De- 4 meeting ~ the
Association 20 Collegiate hiumuaH
on Saturday with Mrs uurmelL
it2i Fast Aloha 81
Reed Nichols
ON "Wednesday evening. N0vrw-
her "a, Miss Maybelis D. Reed and
Mr. Albert a. Nichols were married
at 81 Marks Episcopal church hy
Rev . X Black
Christian Enasavsr Entertainment
The Endeavur society 90 West
minister prcuhytefian chureh will
give an entertainment az she roun-
~ home Friday evening. Dccsm-
her 8
Delta Kappa Epsilor Dinner.
reunion dinner for an members
- the Delta Kappa Epaiior IRA
ternity IN Seattle wiii BE- given az
me Rainier club on the evening ~
December a.
Musical a. University.
y y LeFuuthal Fiollniat. assist
go hy Erstafieff Rose. pianist. gave
q delightful recital This afternoon in
room % - the Administration
building a. the state university.
Christmas Sale.
The Ladies' Aid society ~ the
First Presbyterian church win hold
sale ~ fancy articles particularly
adapted for CHRISTMAS giffa ut the
cafe ~ the waldorf Friday. begs
ning az O. DE-
clionian Club.
The Cllouihu club met ihln after
noon ne Plymouth church Papers
tender" south Sea Bubble" and
Pour Famous Friends fohnes,n
Smith, Garrett and Hevnnlda
Progressive Thought Club.
The progressive Thought club met
this afternoon a. che home ~ AIRS
II - Moore. 1873 18Th av IA.
per on THE Life and Teachings N
Fythngoras' was read by Mrs W
n Patterson. and Mrs Moore gave
several pleasing aoloe
Ys olds Foxes Concert
In connection with the sale which
% being held Ia tho Guild room ~
ST. Marks church this evening +Ys
be- given Special palms have been
taken 10 make this % success. and
"a pleasant evening o. assured
Arts and Travel Department Of
s. W. c.
The arts and travel department of
the Seattle Womnn'a club viii meet
tomorrow afternoon with Miss Mo
Cough. 1916 3ath av. REV. d.
Clement King viii give an illus
trated lecture on "rho CathodrnIe
Of Europe"
Mems Club Smoker.
The Mems club. Of Trinity church
save the first of o series of inter-
cstluR meetings which have been
planned for thls winter lnat evening
Ia the crypt Tho affair was rs
formal. hcing in tho nature of O.
smoker" An excellent musical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04

or suburban train late AZ night or
In early morning, always carrying a
neat little physicians instrument
case
The terrible reality has just come
70 light A woman told the police
that she saw nr. nolin nc the dead
OF night breaking into a store across
the street from her house. DR.
nolin was arrested Ills New
Rochelle friends came to hts rescue
aud bail was glvCn
When called IN court Or holin
was missing Quickly followed the
story % bis twice attempted suicide.
from Mrs nolin Then came the
Disappearance 81 Mrs n0lln. leaving
the cosy home a. Il stood.
The police were on tho Job only n
few hours before they had some
very startling facts 90 tell New
Rochelle Or nolln. they said. was
crook Of the first water with
aliases like a kings FUN name. lle
Is notorious IN New York rogues
gallery, where his number Is 1886
His speciality Is lifting costly SILKS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04

Births we're registered today AZ
follows
Towey To wife ~ a. Towev
eld y I2nd &C.. November 20.
daughter
Alberiaon To wife ~ Judge Il
y Alberison. 2a69 Third av.. De
cember l. a son.
Weston To wife 90 W Yves
ton, Wayalde Emergency hospital.
November 26 q daughter.
Lyons To wife Of John Lyons.
Waysidc Emergency hospital. No.
vcmbor ~. a daughter
Duton To wife Of T. Duton. i2b
y. 62nd g., November 20. daugh.
ter
Gannnitz TO wife OF y Gaun
nltz. Seattle. December / son
Carlaon-To vito Of J. Carlson.
Ballard, December 3. a aon.
Pacht-ro wife Of = pacht. 1855
18th av s., December }. "a son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04

moved the trunks TO tho dock and
the dock people claim 10 have
never received them The express.
man has failed 20 show any receipt
from the agent af the wharf and
this giyes the latter slightly the
best ~ the argument
AT any rate Kennedy wants those
tao trunks hadly, ~ they con
tanned clothes valued al $500. and
he thinks Il a. up 10 somebody, 80.
upon presenting his story 10 She
prosecuting attorney yesterday. the
officials ianued John Doe war
rant for she arrest ~ any suspect
whom the police may bring inie
the ilmeiight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
ROMANTIC DRAMA IN REAL SOCIETY PLAYS TO AN
ASTONISHING CRUEL FINISH

and satin, and he has served time
nc stcnton and nlaokwol'a island
They also explained that Mrs
nolin. dear Mrs holm. IL the
mistress OF this renowned thief. and
she also has few aliases OF her
own They exhibit keen doalre to
sweat" her bic about the water
boat piraclos ON the sound IN which
a number OF mansions have been
looted hy gang led hy a woman.
hluch OF this plundor consisted OF
silks aud natina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
NEW INTERPRETATIONS


tStar Special Servlce.)
OLYMPIA, Dec. 4, Corporation
papers have boeG filed IN the sec.
rotary OF states office aa follows
Evergreen State Lumber &
Shlngio company. of Snuhomlnh,
100000 y A. Ford. q j. Shaw aud
True uncappor
King Coal company, of Seattle,
100000. J J Smith, II noahlke,
O. I. kraber, James A. Boyle and
q. n Ford.
Washington Securities company.
OF Delaware, admitted to business
inthis state, Edward A Reilly, OF
Olympia, appointed state agent
Little ilrothora Mili company Of
Seattle. 5000. g. y. Little aud
George Little.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
RaincOats

A LONG DELAYED SHIPMENT
~ hiEh grade craernntieH for men
and women Just received 2.0oe ~
these garments Ia leading styles. a..
rect from our manufacturing plant.
and our orders are 60 dispose ~
them AZ almost unethird off our
regular price Goodyear Ralneoat
Co. corner First ay. and Madison
AZ go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
Special Watch Sale

N0ms NNtfn Special haFFaInH can
be- obtained during this sale An
grades from the cheapest 20 she
finest solid gold ones Included Sc
feet your watch now. leave a small
deposit and We will lag q aside
for you Chicago Jcwelfy Co. 1907
End av. sse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
LIEUT.. MILLAR
HAS RESIGNED

PORT TOWNSEND. Dee A.
Lieut. ~ q MlilAr Hho was recent
~ courtmsFsiaisd ~ Fort FiaFlcr
and put back in points un the pro.
motion roll has rendered bis reair
nation to the commanding officer
az Vancouver barracks Local citi.
Eens have prepared formal pro.
test against Lieut. Mlliars honor
able discharge from che army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
Umbrellas
for
Christmas
EVERETT HAS ANNUAL
POULTRY SHOW


EVERETT. Dec t~Thr first
annual poultry show ~ the Everett
Poultry association Il under way
in the quarters 81 company X. and
uiil continue open The remainder
81 tna week About zee birds are
nos on exhibition aud the pfumos
ere sRy that theY expect the total
sili be over soc.
The Everett TEAMS club has de-
ridsd 60 81 ones begin making cxs
trnaiVe improvements upon It's
courts and 10 It's club house IN
preparation for The annual interna
tionai tournament Shieh wili be
played IN thls city neat summer.
In addition 70 the regular event,
which VIII be participated In b
players from 10 clubs and viii last
for three days. the club has decid.
ed to hold an open tournament for
the three days following. Ia which
Il IL believed that many OF the best
players Of the Pacific coast will ap.
pear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04

Deaths we're registered today a.
follows.
WaitoA NJ Waite. 80. Novem.
Der ~. 18Th and Prospect
Uorman-W q. German. 90. No.
yember 20. 42nd ay. s. aud Gen.
eHHeg
Thompaon-I Thompson. "a. No
vcmbcr rs. $50 Goth av.
PoWers--J Powers. 3d.. December
2. Providence hospital.
PotersonJ Peterson. 20. pc.
cembof 2. Seattle General hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
WILL BENEFIT
PUGET SOUND

10y ANtANM FFatas9
WASHINGTON Dec Repre-.
sentative Humphrey has introduced
ship subsidy btu which has an
amendment empowering the post
master general 90 pay second class
steamers the same rates as FIRST
class when the route Is 1900 miles
IN iengih - the passage OF this
btu Puget sound viii gain two new
steamship companies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04

HARVARD MILLS
SWAN BRAND
STERLING BRAND and
GLOBE BRAND

n wool
cream
ray
give su q b ocasono
&c n c c good he dat *
Of an
I
on is ly eeuet o ormntsie
soon
n gven over o the o eundatrc
IN a card prea1in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04

W " ulain has resigned the
management % the local station
81 the Pacific Telephone and Telc.
graph company, 20 take charge % 4
gArAkn In Snallla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04

Does Blenks set up with the
birdaf~
No. He stays up with them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
Monuments

Art Marble Company. 20i1 Soc
ond av, tlRoe doors north OF Vir
giuia g. Both phones 1888. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
DefeCtive

Enameled Sinks and Layalorv at
25c to soc on the dollar Modern
Plumbing a Heating Co, G10 pike
st. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04

program waa rendered. aHd . taik
0m This Hindu. lie tAfe and lit.
efature was given bS the gestog.
Dr. Gnwen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04

nur your hat OF T. y. brooks q
Co. 1881 Second Av. -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04
Gloves
for
Christmas

4 600 Orchestra seats 10 cents 49,
rs N rrd ta fa b m see deon,
-.rtrette. Tran Nina 5cnssn, ~ ~
II Concy leland speciaiiss nv pie.
Showing Latest French Me.''"
flrr -rflt nn Ions as 500 hAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04

The early morning hath gold lts mouth" Matinee
French would say Morning speess-Iots Of
merchandise there through the
prices notably than early
Most % them viii be closed worth
while them early uernlns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-04

The Mems club. OF Trinity church
save the first of o series of inter
cstluR meetings which have been
planned for this winter inat evening
Ia the crypt Tho affair was rs
formal, hcing in tho nature of a.
smoker" An excellent musical
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-02
HARD BITING eILA MONSTER
Why 1t is Poisonous-The crrature,s
Tenacity and Quickness.
From the Los Angeles Time.

Iiolu tIe LOS Angeles I1DleN-
or some OF the strange ways OF xlAe Gsix
monster, that little known creature nj thr
deserts, a corres7,su,tse7.
writes: II have had some experience witt,
Ella monsters and can state that no mat
ter what scientists may claim tho. sila
monster is a good thing to shun. i,rdianG
and MeXicans have a horror of Their, ana
fear them more than a r~attlesnaRe. bs,-
lteve that the bite of the gila ,noy,ster liz
dangerous because of the creatures habit
OF eating lizards, bugs and rodents axrss
then lying on sand so hot that f. EAiste.rs
the hands and feet of men. Tf,,. teeth,
are often covered wEh a fermente,7. nut
relied froth from the food. A bite has the
same effect as the cut of n dissertnr.
knife used on a cadaver: in othe- words.
the inoculation of a deadly poison.
when frightened or angry he car. U1cyn
quite rapidly. That short, thick, stut,bv
tan Is used In Jumping, just as a larra-
roo uses his tail. The gila monster hates
like a bulldog and has the tenac.ry OF "a
swapping turtle. i once saw some 1raep
teasing a sila monster brought to Tucson.
a string was tied around his neck. Tt1e
gila monster was crawling around Oh tho
ground trying to get away, but was RULED
back by the string. This was carried sua
tlll the creature became furious. ,sls,
crowd around the gila monster knew uutf.-
ing OF his power to spring. Suddenly 1ax
sprang up and BIT a man among The
crowd on the hand, leaping fully TWO Eees
from the ground.
Another instance, this of a man wnoBss
chief object seems to have been "a food
hardy display of fearlessness. I3e vas
holding one of the monsters In his fsarsxa
by the back of its neck, so it could not
plte him.. He dropped his hand to the ida
of his leg. The gila monster shut his teeth,
on his heavy duck overalls. taking
a double piece out where the clotf, folded.
as quickly as a pair of scissors couad.
nave cut the fabric and as
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-02
German Maneuver

A German lieutenant-probably hypots.o.
tfcal-has been examining a recruit as to
his maneuvers In case of war, and I.,,sti.r,
Blaetter reports the result. What would
you do If you met an enemy on the Asaa
of battle?" asked the examiner
Shoot him dead. sir"
Right. And what If you me, a whcse,
Of the enemy?"
Shoot them dead, Str"
Nonsense! You couldn't do It. Ypa
should fall back and give warning. What
would you do If you met a COW belongings
to the enemy?"
Shoot it dead, sir"
Wrong"
Fall back and give warning. STR
Wrong again. You should catch ao,a,
of it by the horns and lead ii into camn-
What would you do If you met ma OK, aha
fleld?"
"Shoo. you dead, SIR"
Rubbish! Tn not an enemy. I wear
the same uniform you do.''
"Fall back and give warning. SIR
Wrong. stupid! I'm not a battalion az
the enemy
Then sir. I would take you b, tn.
horns and lead you into camp"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-02
He Sacrificed Himself
From London Penny Magazine

From London Penny Magazine.
Arthur Rock wrote out a confession
branding himself a forger and periurer.
Robert Sheen, escaped convict in a scare
crows costume. seized the paper which
he had forced his enemy to write and sign.
and ran out of the office.
He took a turn in the direction in which
the Wippinghalns had lived before the
hideous brand was put upon his name.
when he had looked upon the girl as his
sweetheart and was waiting only for the
opportunity To ask her 10 become his bride
Turning a sharp corner he almost ran
into the arms of a young woman.
Minnie he saspcd.
Not Robert!' she cried, half in fear
and half in astonishment. oh, dear, oh.
dear! how awfully i'll you look. But how
how are you here? Where were YOU 90
Are you disguised?"
II was coming to see you, Miss Winning
ham," he replied, speaking rapidly. Com
ing to show The proof of my innocence. /
have escaped
But l don't live there now,' she an
swered, land my names not W~ippingham
any longer. Don't let us stand here" she
added hastily we shall be seen"
you are married?" he asked.
I've been married three years. have y
2-year-old daughter" She said smiling. II
married Arthur Rock-you must remem-
Der him. lie did not mean to do YOU the
harm he did, but you know the counsel
would force him to speak,
And YOU are %happy?"
The question seemed to convey a CLEAN
of understanding to her.
"'ave hurt YOU? / am so sorry If l
have" she said sympathetically.
You are happy?' he repeated, looking
her through and through.
Yes, of course 1 am happy"
I'm SO pleased" he replied. with an
attempt to smile. But we are attracting
attention. You must go. Goodbye"
II am so glad you can prove your inno-
cence. she said. giving him her hand
with a quick gesture. 81 shall tell Arthur.
Goodbye"
She passed on, and he pressed Forward in
the opposite direction. He hurried down
many bystreets until he once more found
himself at Arthur Rocks office. He went
IN, down the passage, pushed open the
door, and looked in.
Rock, who was sitting at his table his
mead upon his arms, looked up at him and
started.
Without a word. Sheen laid the prec,ons
concession upon the table, and hurried ont
twenty steps down the street he en-
countered a constable, and. making him
sell Known accompanied him to the notice
Station. ~
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-02
COMPLIMl.NTS
JOHN SMITH.


Barnes paid very little attention to the
check. but looked so long and earnestly
at the bit of pasteboard that Clancy, his
assistant, who stood near by. was moved
to say. with some show of inpatience:
II don't suppose you'll get any informa-
ton out of that silly card"
who knows?" said Barnes, slowly
shaking his head and speaking more 10
himself than to those in the room.
why, that's not the name of any per-
son." persisted Clancy, determined to
wave the thing aside. That's only an
advertisement"
PRECISELY replied the chief in his care
}'ul. measured tones. That's what makes
t valuable to me at this time. This brass
heck is for Mr.. Lanes suit case. The
htef is returning 1t to him in a spirit Of
,ravado. AS he was about to mail it he
,oticed this sample card lying on his desk.
HAT prompted him to be witty as we'll as
outrageous, SO he enclosed the card with
he check, and there you are"
But" said Con, blankly, IF you get
he suit case, the mystery will be solved"
The chief chuckled.
POSSIBLY. In the meantime, Clancy,
AXE this check, and see what they'll give
gu for it at the Grand Trunk waiting
pom"
While they waited for the return of the
eetfooted one, Barnes cleared up some
the loose threads of his investigation.
oman who had been sent to spot the Of
eials and employees of the Consolidated
ocoanut company reported that he had
zen unable to establish any connection
stween the corporation and the missing
1t case. Another subordinate said he
Ia discovered some men who wore long
Eiped listers, and others who had on red
MNats, but was unable to find any one
lib both listers and cravats answering
NJ description.
Mlmost absurd to send these men OUT
Barnes to Lane as he dismissed the
ktives. You mi light as we'll tell EN-
find the missing link. But some peo-
8&Rpect US to operate in that way. It's
- ribute we pay to the traditions of
MAMrofession."
49, the motive" said the young diplo-
Z NJ cufiously, the motive must cunt"
Assurcd!y Get the n.ot.ve-if you can
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-02
Jacob Riis and the Pretty Girl,
From the Caledonian,

Viz NSlCQOll3D
jacob Rl1s, whose heart covers all suf.
1er!ng humanity, recently engaged a pref
ty, soft-haired girl to work his Typewriter
While her face was pretty, he also saw
that it was pale, and his heart at once
went out to her as a suffering being Afte,
watching the girl for half on bonr ono
day he asked her in a tone full of SYM
pathy:
Don't you get awfully tired. sometimes,
from that incessant click. click of the
machine?"
Yes. sir" replied the girl, II do. 1t
wears on the nerves dreadfully.''
u thought So" said MIR. Riis. warm
ing UP, now that he had found a suffering
soul. Don't tyrewriters ever graduat
from their work?'
They do replied the girl. as a happy
light broke over her face.
"And then what do they turn their
hands to-" asked the warm-hearted re-
former.
We'll" said the girl. Z. the prettiest
pink bushes suffused E4r checks. they
generally marry their employers
Then Mr.. Riis turned hurr:edlv to his
work.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-02
Guess Not

A young clergyman In a remote csus,.,~
district wrote to Bishop Potter. sarlar
that he wes about to take a wife. anf.
asking II, to save some other c-lerEyrnnn.
a long and weary journey. he could noe
marry himself.
The bishops reply was marvelous,y soa-
else. 1t said:
Could you bury yourself?"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-02

If love is a disease. should ,f,e vac-
TINS be Q~uarantined2
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-02

Telephon- service for residence cos.s
S4s a year III Vienna.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-04-04
Eampf in
vj.j.o fit Gaft.
Sprafer lit bcreit, fir Salt ieiucn
Ginflnh eiuSnietcn.
&ll9emeine AuImcrk-
tamkeit if erreet.
Eulitiide GntidGbignns pon Sorafer
geiuiinIdjt.

aibington, 1. glpril. -
Die 8orfampagne in Ohio unb bas
bemerfensnerte Grogramm bon
Senator Sorafer nebmen bier in poli-
ttfhen &reiien ieit eintgen Sagen Die
dagemeine glufmerfiamfeit in sln.
ipruf.
Serr 6orafer iogt. oaB er bereit
iei Soft Blae 5u MAIDEN, aber mr
ge9en cine entipre6enoe politiide
@ntihaoigung pomit pobl audi
ltller anoeretn Die 8eibebaItitng lei.
mes Senatsitses genteiut lit.
Eaft bingegen i9eiut nt6t geneigt,
nit Sorater einen politti6en &ubs
banoel ab3uI6Iieben uno er miro
auh ietnen @tnfluB nibt gelteno
MAIDEN 5u 8uniten bon HeprGientont
Burton In oeIien &anpf Inn SoraferS
Sit I'M Senat.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-04-04
Wie0er Gin uerrlIdl=
lrr latJnfrrurl.
Selcgrapbenitanac aner iiber Geleiic
gelegt.

goiingstpmn, Ohio, 1. apriI.
Mermals lit Elm gerirh gema6t
noroen, ben iogenannten nBittsburg
6lper" Der Benniplpaniababu, ben
ihneaiten 3ug Oieier Strede, our
@ntgleiillna III bringen.
gtur Dem 3ufalle lit es 5u
beroanfen, oaB cine Selesrapben-
itange, pelde qiler iiber oas 8e-
leiie gelegt tporoen mar, re6t5eitig
bemerft uno ibre gntfernung peran.
laBt purbe. Sieben5ebn Miniten
ipGter ioltite Der 3ug nit elmer @e.
i6miroigfeit bon 80 Weilen per
Stllnoe iiber bieie STEELE.
Nan glaubt, oaB bieiel6en SrepIer
ibre Sdnoe i'm Spiele baben, ipel6e
in Der lesten 3eit bereits 5tpei 3iige
gum @ntgleiien gebroht baben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-04-04
gIpl0jl0n III
fabrsnOfm 3nef.
Sin @asspn iuirS uollitanOis tn
Splitter SerriiIcu.
Gifenbabntorpr0os un0
6asbebalter raplooirrrn.
grnditiife ani ueiten llmfreis ser.
itrent.

Cumberland, Mb., 1. april.
Gin nit @iienbabntorpebos mo
giienbebGItern NIT @as belaoener
@aegon lit in Der @titte zines in
rai6er Sobrt rad Dem Often befino.
liden 8radtauges Der Baltimore q
Sbio.9abn bel 8ateriou Greef, oht
Meilen oitlid bon bier, ourfl cine
@rploiion IN splitter 5erriiien NOR.
Den.
Die nuitoBenoen @oegous muroen
ouh 3eritort, ebenlo Siuei alik einen
Nebengeleiie ltebenoe @ag9otis; Der
Sberbau muroe altfgerilien un6 Die
Selegrapben. uno 9elepbonitangen
iimgeriiien.
8os @er1lih Der Grploiion NOR
ai,Beroroentlih Itarf uno Eauienoe
bon erplobierten 6nrpe6os fielen auf
melt ertfernte SGliier berab. gtie-
nano ipurbe nerlebt. Die 8aIIagier.
5iige erlitten 8erip1tungen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-04-04
IrlprrdJune 0er Aorartrrs
fraaf beeouncn.
gsiemanS pcripridDt iid piel GrfOIs
SdpDn.

ct 9etersburG 1. gpril.-
Gie seipre6ung oes slgrarier-
plobIents, peldem bie erite Dnma
faIt ibre gan5e 3eit serpiomet bat,
iIt i'm ltnterbouie beute mieOer alif.
aenomnen poroen. l(eber bunbert
feoner meloeten iih gleib gum
g9ort. Der Debate ion o6er MIR elm
Gag sefpiomet merben. Ran bait
oieie 5rase ieet fir beOeuteno min.
Ser wi6tig ais Tie por einem Sabre
mar.
@eber bie fonititutioneIlen 0emo.
fraten nod Sie SosiaIiiten baben
Soffnuna, i'm gegenmGrtigen garIo.
ment greif6are Reiultote 5ll er3ielen.
sic iino iiber3eugt Dab ie0e WaB-
nabme su appropriation bon @runo.
eiacntltnt, pelbe oas @runbprin5ip
Der beabiihtigteh 2oIlins Der slrbei.
terfrage lit, pom 3aren lofort ourh
iein 8eto unmogIid gema6t lperoen
miro.
glhh elaubt man, boB Der erite
oerortiae @priblag bonn 8abinett
ols Itidboltiger @runo fir Die guf.
loiung 6es 8arlonerts nngeiebep
iper0en miro. SSmmerbin muBte oos
Sous oie 9eiprehun9 aus &iiflicbt
ouf oie lGn0Iiden 4onItttuenten pie-
Ter RitaEieoer beginnen Se0e pole
tiife 8artei bat bier Spre6er auf.
qeIteQt; oie &nuptmaIie Der &eoner
beItebt aber aus 2an6lei,ten, oeren
aeuBerungen ni6t piel 5iir 2Oiung
Ser sSraae beitragen rper0en. Die tat.
i1hlihe grbeit miro bon Dem Ro-
mitee aeleiitet ner6en, an fpelheS Die
peri6ieOenen aSroiefte ii6erDieien
tper0en ioIlen.
9as beute eingebrahte 1roieft Der
foniiitlitipnellen 8emofrnten lit Der
Sauptinde nah ioentiif NIT Dem
poriGbrigen 8lane; es pitnid)t ote
5pangsmeiie @nteignung bon @runb
uno gooen iiber cine gerpiiie 8ren5e,
meIde in ieoer ein3elnen 8ropin5
BON elmer 5u oieien 3lpede ernannten
aomniiiion feitgelteIlt iueroen ion.
Ser erlte Sprecher NOR beute
Grin8 Spiatopolf.Mirsfp, Elm Io-
nardiit uHo 2an0eigentitlner in
8eIiora6ien.