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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-11-14
Anjdeiiueno Elm
ss Tomplott.
Se6s Ianner bcriuden Elm Signal
nubrand6ar sa MAIDEN.

Ct. petersburg, IL. geop.-
Die @a6ictnfeit Der @iienbabntpa6e
bat aIIem 9ln,beine na6 eine iorgf1l'
tig eeplante 8eridp0rung, Dem &at'
ier bas 9eben 81 nebmen, als er am
Samstog aiif Dem @ege bon Seter'
bof nod ieinem 8interpalaite IN
3arsfoie SeIo tpar, oerbinoert. Gm
@ormittoge entOedte cine 8ahe Ie6s
MGnner, Die neriu6ten, ben Srabt
zines 9obntelegrapben an
Dem gabnbofe 2igopo, Der 8erbin.
bung Der @iierbabnen bon 8eterboi
imb 8arsfoie Selo, 3u bur6i6netoen.
Die 8ahe periu6te Die 2eute 3u per'
baften, Die ieto6 ouf iie i6oiien uno
iie pertpunoeten. Die S6iiiie crreg'
ten Die Iuimerfiamfeit ser 9eamten
uno @ohen auf Der Stotion rrrb ea
purOen 5uiihen Den Soloaten unS
Gerbrefern einige Snlpen ausqe.
pehielt, nad 0euen in0eIien Die Ser
BREEDER entfamen.
Die Goli3ei erfIdrt iib auBerItun0e
Sen @eriuh, bns Signal 8u 0urd'
ihnetoen, 81 reriteben, Oa cine Iol6e
$anOllmQspeiie bent faiierIi6en 3u'
ge, ser einige StunOen ipdter pOril'
berfubr, faum et1paS ihaoen fonnte
Gs miro ieoo6 alaemein gegIallbt
Dab ole 8erbreher beabiihtigten, Oi(
geriitun9 NcS Si9nGlS Su oerbin
bern nm bcn 3ug Oil 0ieiem Sunftt
gum Salten 81 peranlaTen.
8is iett itno nod feline 8erbaftur
gen porgenommen moroen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-11-14
NnellRlihfs
t- Grfienis.
grtngt ibrem 8atten einen gefabr'
lihcn SdnR BET.
Wollte einen gelaOfnrn
Reuoluer fortbrineen.
81 nnbpriidJtig nnb fpmmt NIT ben
Singern an ben 9riifer.

9bilaDelpia, IL. 9eon. -
Gin S6uB; Der ShmeraenSihrei Ell.
mes Wannes inb Die angitriife elmer
sSran braften ole Nahbarn un0 Die
9oli5ei idIeltnigit nah Der 8obnung
bon @iaiam Graham, 5125 8iraro
glpenne. 5rabam, Elm 80 Sabre al
ter Mial6tniit, lag nit Dem 8efihte
auf 6em &iibenfliir. lister ibm lag
cine 5uiammengeoriidte 9eitling, Die
er Las, ais Der ShuB abgefeitert muir.
De. lleber ibm itebenb unb ihreieno
Dor Shmer3 uiro Sdreden, mar feline
Srau. Sic batte nod ben Heoolper
in Der Sanb, nit Dem bieWunoe per.
lriadt moroen tpar.
,8illian, 2ieber! 2ieber @illiam!
SD babe Dies niemals abiibtlid ge.
ton!" ihrie lie INNER fpieoer.
glls Die Boli3iiten anfomen, fiel tie
ipieoerbolt in Sbnnaht uno es miir.
De notmenbig, lie einem glr3te 5u
iiberaeben. Der perlpunoete Wfann
tpurbe i6leuniglt nod Dem @eit 8bi.
laoephiaer bomoopotbiifen Soipitale
eebrabt, no Die aer5te fanben, Dab
bic &ugeI IN Die linfe 9rlrit, nube
Dem Sersen eingeorungen mar uHS
bnb lie in ben MuSfeln bes gfiidens
lteden blieb. Iie aer5te erfl1ren, oab
Graham ipnbrIheinlid) iterben fpiro
Srali @rabam nurbe perbaftet UNI
nah Der Holi5eiItation an 81. UNI
SbontpionitraBe gebraft. ipn tie oel
Watrone iibergeben luuroe. Graham
gdb Dem Goli5eileltnnnt WtcRinlep
cine @rfl1rung ab, in Der er ieine
Srau poIlitdnoig freiipriht. Der Sn'
balt Der @rfldrune iii nad angabe
Der 9oli3ei folgenoer: TbonloS 8ra.
bam, Der 18 Sabre olte Sobn oes
Gbepnares, bate ii6 einen ReuoIper
geborgt uno mollte i'm am Samsta9'
nahntittag 3uriifbrineen, als ibm
iein Batter iagte, baB er i'm biz gun
Worgen bel Seite tegen iollte. Srai
@robam nabm ole @aife uno mollt'
lie eben in cine Shublabe legen, als
tie 5ufduig ben 8riifer 3og.
Wahbarn erfldren, baB Die Sra
bams iid segenieitig geliebt unb bal
Die Samilie 5uIammen am lester
Sonntae in elmer BreSbpterianersir'
DE bas beilige glbenmabl nabn.
drummer pafor.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-11-14
Smmer furhtuarer.
gei benz Grbbcbcn in aaratagb ipllen
1900 Wcuid)en ibr 2eben
pcrluren baben.

ct. 8etersburg, If. 4op.
- Die erIten oireften 9eridte bon
Dem S6auplab bes groBen @robe.
bens in &aratagb, 9fuiiiih.Eurfeitun,
por etipa brei @o6en, iinb bier BON
einem &orreiponbenten ein9etrofien,
Der bie bon Sumarfan geididteSilfs'
expedition begleitet. Der &orreipon.
bent bat am 8. 9eooenlber telegra.
pbiert unb iagt:
Die Staot Saratoga lit ooIlitGn.
Dig 3eritort iporben. Gie Spfer 8db.
len in aaratagb etrpa 1000 uno in
Dem angren5eroen 0tftrifte 0enansf
ettpa 10000. 9lae Dorfer in Der
gsadbari6aft puroen seritort. gs
lit tpabrideinlih, baB in 6ieien Dor.
fern nod Sun6erte BON 9oten lie.
gan, dber l1nteriudungen baben Bic
iest MIR obige 3ablen feitgeiteLt."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-11-14
Das brittle
porlamrnt.
Sritt am IA. Hppember i'm tauril6si
{ Salaite suiammcn.
Der pi,eprafbent 0fs Staats,
rates erGfnet Die Sikun9.
Der aaiier iuiro feinen Gmpfans bon
9eputierten abbalten.

ct. Petersburg, II. Rob.-
gs prrbe belite befannt gema6t, oaB
bas brittle riIiiiide Barlament iih am
IA. geooember i'm Sauriihen Ealaite
oeriammeln perOe. Gin faiierltder
'@rlaB tpuroe be,,te oeroffentlidt, Der
Serrn @oluboff, 8t3epraiiOent Oes
Staatsrates, initruiert, Die SeIiion
,Su eroffnen. gs miro tein gmpfang
bon 0eputierten bon Dem &aiier I'm
@interpalaite itattfinoen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-11-14
GeredJte Strafe.
Der gerlenmSer Ses Siriteu Billion
5n 1h Sabreu 8cfansniS
bcrurtcilt.

@erItn, II. Ioo. - Der
S6riftiteaer aoolf 9ranb, SerauS'
9eber Der aunIt5eitidrift Scr
@igene" unO Der Slugihrift n0ic
@emeini6aft Der @igenen," lit in
benz 8eletbigitngspro5eB pclder
Ret6sfan5!er Siirit b. 9iiIop geger
i'm angeitrengt bate, 81 anbertbalb'
iabrigem @efGngnts perurteilt NOR.
Den. Die 8erbmblungen fanOen
Dor Der atpeiten Straffammer bes
2onO9erihts go. 2 unter rieiigem
QIn0rang oeS 4ublifllms itatt. Ger
@oritser, 2anbgeribts 0ireftor
Buih, Iettetr ben 8roseB in Der nm.
fi6ttgiten @etie. Der bonn Stoats.
nmpolt ange6e,,tete ausi6IuB Der
Seffentli6feit tpurbe fiir unnotig er.
fIGrt. 3as Reiultat entipra6 Dem
bonn Staat8anpaIt geiteqten 8eitra.
fln9s.9lntrag.
Gem Strofperfabren lag Die bonn
anqefloQten per0fientli6te Slug.
fdrift: Siirit 9iilop irnb Baragrapb
175 3llgrun0e.
Die Souptmomente bes geri6tIi.
den Dramas bilbeten Die 8erneb.
mung oes Rei6stan3lers, ferner Die
bes SiirIten Ybilipp gu @uIenburq
ltnb oeS 9efIagten grono, ser iif
felbit CUR SomoierualitGt betannte
1tno ben ungiinItigIten, befa6enten
@ir6rlld zines beruntersefommenen
S6ar1ipielers mahte.
Cine bohpatbetiIhe S3ene ipielts
fth ob, aIs SiirIt Bbilipp su Cullen.
burg i'm @erihtsiaoI eri6ien unb
fetne ausiagen itsero madte, neil es
tbm tpegen ietnes eebrehlihen Su.
itonoe8 unm0gIi6 mar, tpGbrenS Der
8ernebmlmg 81 iteben. @ulenbura
betrat bas 3immer, eeitiist ouf lei.
ren Sobn mb einen 9iener, bie ae.
roltme 3eit gebrouht botten, oen 2ei.
benben Die Ereppe binauf su befor.
bern.
Ser 8orfiser oerirhte, Die leiieitt
Tbifpeifung 3u nerbin6ern. g(uf
Die etnSrtnglihiten Bitten Des Sir.
item @ulerburg aber, Der audi ouf Die
unm0alidfett ieines @riheinens I'M
Ero8eB Woltfe ps. Sarben binnies
tpurhe Gulenbrrg erlau6t, cine Ian.
eere @rflGrltng unter gio ubsuaeber
Der 3euge begonn nit ben 8orten
bob er nit Dem SiirIten 9iiIop felt
feiner HSSltgeno befreun0et qetpeicn lei
TieroI8 b1tter Tie bomoicr1er,
,9inQe beiprphen. gr tpiiIe o6io[u!
nihtS it6er Die in ser &rnnb'ihel
@croffentlidung entholtcnen slnIhuI,
biplngen, Ole er fiir obiolut faIIf
erflIrte.
0lit erbobener Stimme fubr SiirIt
gulenburQ Damn fort:
..Hh erf(Grp ouf oas @eItimmteTte
6aB ih ME in meiuem 2eben etnt
itrofbore &nn0lunq Qegen Sen Sara
graphen 175 beqonQen hobe.
o@oS sic gusiogen 6eS Snhber,
ftGnSiaen Or. Wuanus Sirihfel0 be
trifft, 10 laIIe ih mid Snrauf nifl
elm. Ienn ale Ieine 9tuoncpn. sic e.
fonItruiert, nm icin SnItcm 5u Der
treten fonrren bod ihlieblih 6nrou
hinous, ooR itf fein WcnIh mch,
6o9egen iiher fiiblt, nIS SomoierueI
Ter onqeiehen au peroen."
Ser 3euge fubr fort, cr lei in lei
rer SSugenO Elm entbuiiaItiihpr
Sreuuo gelpeien. lber ipcrn cr ae
tpnBt bate, Sab nnh % ooer 81
Sabren iemonO Elm Spitem enttpifelr
tpiroe. tponuh IN ieber Rreunbifanf
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-11-14
Before 2eitnng.

Die itraffe 2eitung, bic bollIte In.
parteiliffeit uno Die diiberite 8ab.
runa bes Deforuns itn6en iebr por'
teilbdft pon Den mebrfa6 ertpdbnten
@orgGnaen I'm Woltfe.S e.Saroen.Gro'
3eB ab. .....
Rah erfolgter 8erurtetIitng tpurbe
granb, tpie' es Der StatsanpaIt bean.
tragt botte, iofort ms @efan9nis ab'
sefiibrt. ..
Inter ben gelabenen 3eneen be.
fanb iib aud @raf 2pn,ar. als iein
Rame aufgerufen ipur6e, erfolgte fei'
ne Gntaport. 2pnar b6lt it'd in Der
Sfapei3 auf urb idrieb an ben Ser
paIter ieines Stammguts, bab er IN
Der Sftpei3 oerbleiben perbe.
@ruf 5int bon Sindenitein, mel
6er Dor 9ismard'S 600 2anorat i'm
4reiie 9auenburg mar, erffdrt, gis'
mard babe ibm emport bic Wtittei'
luna gemaht, Soroen babe taftloier
8eiie aeuBerilnsen bon ibm perof'
fentli6t. Begen bieies 8ertrauens'
bru6es babe er SarSen bas Saus oer'
boten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-11-14
Gro6eben.

Barcelona, II. Nop. = Gin
geitern erfolgtes grbbeben Der.
urinhte baB beim Dorfe 8alcombre
einen erniten @rSitur5. Die @ep0lfe.
rung 1T In Yanit sefloeeu.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-11-14

SnmuB ltege. Damn purne er rpabr.
haftiB feline Sfrelnbe oeiud)t haben.
Srele SreunSi6aft bobe in Geutih.
lano tmrter In bobem 9lnieben az.
'tanoen. 8epiB bnbe er iibe ,
ihtp6nglihe 9riefe geifrip6en, pre
Goetbe rmb anoere @eiItesberoen,
obne borin g}0ies, S6Iehte8 una
Sf)mltbiges su abren. SprSpn ,tn6
&oniorten bGtten Elm infom ifmubi,
aes Spiten1 aitfgeitellt. 4ur 6eshol5
fei er, Der 3eu9e, audi in oieIe 9Gr.
gelegen6eit bineinoe6raft nor6er.
Or babe niemols gegen ben fsiiritelr
@iilon tntriguiert. nod ienoIs be.
hauntet, bah 5iirIt giiIop bieTIeift
IrtifeI In Der .3lrfimft" iripiriert
babe: er babe ME Dem &oiier oSer
SreunOen unb 9efannten gegeniiber
ettpas tpiber giiIo,p 9eiagt. Gieier
lei iein ssrelinb bon Inbeginn getpe.
len. geie babe er a,d rur Die Ieiieite
glnbeutlng gemadt, bab er gegcn
@iilotp intrtguiere.
@eitere 8ernebn1lmgen ergaben
einitimnis, bob fir Die In Der Ser
6ffentIibung @ran0s erbobene Be-
ibuloigung rihf Der Sfatten zines
gapeiies oorIieae.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-11-14
@iSerruf.

Der 8eflagte mioerrief Damn feline
geihuIoigungen qegen ben 8iiriten
giilotp. tSein 8erteioiger oerlas elm
Shriftitiid, in tpeI6em granO erfldr'
te, er Gabe fth 1pGbreno Der 8erhanbs
lung itber3eugt, Dob 0ie 8ei6ulOigun'
gen, peI6en er Qusor1f 9egeben, ie'
Der 8egriinbung entbe6rten.
3os @eridt i6loB Damn Die ge.
tpeisallfnabnte, 3ugeItebeno, bob
granb in g1tem @laltben ibm 3uge'
trugene Gei6iften per6rettet babs.
9aS nar Der Sauptpunft bon
gronS's 8erteibigung.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-11-14
Rorbperinh unS SelbitmOrS.

@6ite 8lains, R. o., II.
9op. - So6n 9iorlin, 8eoienter
auf Ser S;Gair 8arm Dem 2anoiise
bon 8aul 8. Sbebalo, einem Hau
gorfer aornliiiionsbGn6ler eridoB
iif) geitern na6oem er Den Sobn iei.
mes glrbeitsebers 8aul ir, geihoiien
uno geiabrlih penuult0et batte. 2et.
terer 1T oasin imItarOe, Sen gorgane
Su erflGren. liegt aber nod INNER i'm
belpuBtloien 8uItanbe.
9ie Samilie erDafte BEL 5ageSan.
6ru6 infoIae pon 5apei gfepoIperidii-
ieu. Der junge 86eboilo puroe be,
DuBtlos i'm Bette gefun6en. Cine
seugel bate ieineit S6dbel getrofien
no o6aIeid absegIitten, ood oen &no.
den 3erbro6en uno nieSergs0riift,
Ter 8e6iente lag ausseltredt aui
Dem goSen burh eine allgeI in oas
@ebirn getntet. Wan elaitbt, onB bel
Sunge geneien wiro.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-11-14
SuQ bic Ioit 81 betriserii6en
3iucfen bcnutt ba6en.

Dtaribnlltomn, So, If.
geop. Baitor 8. %. 9bompfon.
friiber in Sc 8rano, WaribaG
County, iest Baitor Der driitliben
Stride in Sruro, lit unter Der an.
flage, Die 8oIt 5u betriigerii6en
3rpeden beniitt an baben, ben Bun.
Observation-Disclosures in 8es Woines
iiberpieien tporoen. Tbompion iteate
cine 8iirsidaft bon $1,000 fir iein
griheinen.
Der Soitpt5euse gegen $errn
Sbon1pion in bent 8orperbor ipar
Dapio Snman bon Sc @ron6, Ser
bebaltptete, Dob Sbompion bon ibm
$40 in einem Sanbel fiir Rebrasfa.
er 2Gnoereien erbaIten babe un6 oab
Die 8erbanolungen 0ur6 Die 9oIt er'
folgt ieien.
Evening star., 1907-09-01
Rich Mems Kin.

From the New York Mail
There Is good authority for the statement
that 1t is difficult for a rich man to enter
the kingdom of heaven. Yet II is possibla
for him to do SO and have his earthly
wealth forgiven him by Providence 1t is
probably impossible for him to have his
wealth forgiven him by all his relatives.
God gives US our relatives, but thank God
we can choose our friends is a modern
epigram sufficiently cynical. There is evil
dence enough In the experience of every
very wealthy man to support sthe theory
that some of his relatives were given
him to chasten his spirit through trial
The very successful man with a numerous
family circle IS in for some trying cxpe-
riences. He is apt to be looked upon by
some of his connection as sort of earthly
providence. Like charity, he must suffe-
long and be kind. He must stand for per
petual touches" which the euphemy of the
parties of the second part DISCUSSES as
loans" He must make bad bargains with
his kith and kin. To insist on getting back
his principal is OdiOus to remind them that
there is some interest coming to him Is
atrocious, TO close out a mortgage stamps
him enemy OF his kind Only q mon
ster in human form would suggest to a rela-
tive who has adopted the comfortable theory
of life that Cousin Bill owes me a living
that he has pair OF stout legs and arms II
his own.
Evening star., 1907-09-01
A Novel Charity,
the Phlladelphla Ledser.

From the Philadelphia Ledger
1t is announced in London dispatch that
the Duchess of Marlborough is devoting
herself in a large and generous way to Il
field of philanthropy-th care of convints'
families-which, so Tar as we are informed,
has not heretofore occupied such special
attention on the part of the charitable Tho
destitute wives and children OF conyicts TO-
ceive the assistance of philanthropists along
with other classes Of needy and deserving
persons, and convicts families are directly
or indirectly aided by the Children's AL
societies and the provision made by tn So
cieties that care for discharged prisoners:
but the families of mon under scntcn..
should make an appeal for the special con-
sideration of the benevolent.
The poor families of convicts are p'tifUly
handicapped I'm life. In addition 10 the SrIcy-
Gus ills of poverty they must often, ami
most unjustiy, bear the stigma of tha pat-
entS' crime. These waits carry a double
burden. In some instances the possible
transmission of degenerate tenden ie3 10
the children Of certain cDnvICt= demands al
early environment for such children which
would tend 20 mitigate the evils of sach i
deplorable inheritance.
Evening star., 1907-09-01
Xxx.

Molly Lane leaned gracefully forward in
her little automobile and waved her hand
easily to Mary, but her bright face was
slightly clouded, and the tremendous white
plume in her picture hat waved aggressive
ly like the orf1amme of Navarro. I'm
awfully sorry-really," she said; 'it's per-
fectly beastly to be SO rude, Mary, but I
can't ask you to come home to lunch:
mamma has her back up, and you know I
have to mind mamma" she added with un-
blushing hypocrisy.
Yes, 1 know" Mary assented with a
mocking smile, you always do, Molly.
But pray don't look so distressed,
shouldn't go if you asked me-"
Shouldn't you? l suppose 1t is horrd
of me, isn't it?" Molly exclaimed blushing
little now: Il really always liked you,
and l hate this stupid creature who has
appeared and ruined everything. Have you
heard that she has got Col. Foxboro to ne
gotiate with Mrs. Whiting? Mrs. Whiting
told him-oh, Mary, do listen-it's so
funny"
Mary stopped reluctantly, she had half
turned away. II really don't care what
Miss Hadding does she said scornfully;
"of course / know that~Mrs. Kennett has
her at her house and there are columns in
the papers,"
1T isn't that" said Molly, 'it's what old
Whiting said she told Col. Foxboro that
her cooks place wasn't vacant" Molly
gave way to her amusement and laughed
in quiet ecstasy.
May Haddng lays all that at my door,
Mary replied, a shadow of amusement
showing in her own eyes; "she fancies that
l have prejudiced her aunt against her,
with malice aforethought.'
She's threatening to sue you for dam
ages Molly went on with charming can
dor; but Col Foxboro told her that he
could show that Mrs. Whiting never meant
to give her niece a cent; Jim was there and
heard it; he says you ought to have seen
her jaw drop; she wanted to chuck old
FoXboro and she didn't dare. Oh, Mary, if
you only smoked; you'd get such comfort
out of this over a cigarette, and you could
give me one I've got to go and buy some
on the sly If l can't run across Lawrence;
Jim's are simply vilely cheap, poor boy!''
Mary laughed little bitterly. BE care
full to obey your mother, Molly she said.
Molly bit her lip and then laughed sheep
ishly. Il can't help it,, she said apollo
getically; Il can sneak the cigarettes, but
if l took you III, while there's this talk,
mamma would rave. and it's so beastly
when she does. Oh. Lord, think 1 see our
liveries now up the block; goodbye, my
dear-I wish you luck" and she struck her
gong and whirled away with the throng,
which passed Mary as though she were
indeed a shadow.
She had been two days and two nights
with Christine Jerome waiting for the
promised communication from the ambas-
sador. but ehe lay very Ill at the embassy
and made 10 sign. He had been stricken
suddenly with some acute heart trouble and
was denied to all visitors. The fruitless-
Evening star., 1907-09-01

grouped the doctors and nurses, on tba
other kneeled a priest and a sister or
charity. VI
Mary passed quietly through them and
s'ood looking down at him, deeply moved:
.nousahd Questions, hopes, longings
rushed to her lips, her soul seemed To reach
OUT OUT 10 his which was passing further and
iurther away from her into that great 81
Iehce She had seemed to stand at tha
threshold Of his heart. but death, which
mocks at our hopes, was closing the great
gates upon her. His face wore the sa ma
white mask, the eyes were half closed tba
ups ups scarcely parted for a breath, but he
Hau th assumed almost beauty of aspect;
the profile in its high, cold lines was
classic. the brow high and noble
AS Mary looked at him, at his uncEanp.
ing face and his beautiful, helpless hands,
a physician bent over him and, then retir-
ing little, made a sign to the others
Inc silence was broken by the Draver
Tor the departed soul. Requiem aet.rnam
dona els, Domino" murmured the priest.
~, Inc sister responded, sweetly and softly,
Ell lux perpetua luceat els"
Go be concluded next Sunday
Evening star., 1907-09-01
CHAPTER xxx.

Christine Jerome gazed at Mary with a
singular expression on her small, shrewd
face where the usual coIOrs fiaunted def
anee to nature. Christine was not quite as
well blended as she should have been; that
was all. but she was little more dazzling
and her spring costume was in perfect
taste. My dear Mary" she said reproach-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-22
Began Publication on. Wash
ingtOn' SlBirthday.
ISSUED TWENTY-F0UR NUMBERS.
Lack of Sufficient Patronage The
= Cause of Early DemiSe=-=Agdin'
"a Demonstrated That,,AmeriCuS &
u Is A One Paper Town.

Yesterday afternoons edition of the
Evening News brought the announce
ment that with it that paper suspended
publication.
The first issue appeared ON Washing
tons birthday. 1t was conducted by
Mr.. H. P. Trimble. formerly of Fernan-
dina. Fla.
sIr Trimble was an old newspaper
man, having been connected with sew :
eral papers prior to coming to Ameri-
Gus. He is an estimable gentlemen an
made many friends here.
Lack of adequate local patronage is
given as reason for suspension of the
paper.
This is the eighth paper that has been
started in Americas in the past twelve
years. Their lives have been short, as
a rule extending from one to three
months.
It is generally recognized among ex-
per1enced newspaper men who have ex-
amined the field closely that city of
the size of Americus can support but
one daily newspaper.
It's also generally recognized by
business men and the public generally
that it is much better for the interests of
a city like Americus to have one paper
with policy of improvement, well
supported by the public, and able to
work zeaIously for the promotion of
local interests, than two papers, neither
of which could be in position to ex-
pand and work effectively for the up
building of the city.
Mr.. Trimble viii continue the job
printing business, in which line he has
already built up a good trade. He will
improvs his plant and push this de-
partment vigorously. He is COM
petent, and trustworthy man, and
will undoubtedly secure profitable
patronage.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-22
TROOPS TO MARCH IN
LINE OF REVIEW
Light Infantry Is inspected
Tonight
SOLDIER BOYS QUITE CONFIDENT
That Company viii Acquit Itself All
ght--InSpeCtiOn viii Be Follow
eg By COLLATION. at ArmOry.
A Fine Spread,

This is the ''fateful day for the
Americus Light Infantry, when by an
official inspection it will be determined
whether the splendid old guard that
has never surrendered viii continue in
the field Of duty so long occupied or,
weary with we'll doing drop from the
ranks for all time.
Such is the peril presented, but of
the result there is really little doubt
Tonight is the tune Of annual inspec-
ton. and belief is fully and confident
ly expressed that the Light Infantry
will measure up to all requirements and
remain in the service.
Such is the wish of the soldier boys,
and of the entire people of Americus,
who recognize fully their worth.
Inspector General Obear, with Cap
tain " organ of the regular army, will
officially inspect Company l., the Light
Infantry Colonel WHY, commanding
the Fourth Regiment, Major Coart,
the Fourth battilion, viii witness the
inspection.
The Light Infantry mas been recruit
ed up to the minimum strength of forty
men, and while some Of the members
are a trife new and green it is all good
fighting stock.
Captain Van Ripper feels confident
that his splendid old company will pass
NJ uster all right.
After this trying ordeal is ended to-
night the soldier boys and guests will
be regaled with tempting spread at
the armory, where good cheer will pre-
vail amid expressions Of sincere con-
graduation. This feast royal is ten
dered the company by citizens as an
expression of sincere good will.
Long life and continued success to
the gallant ''A. L. J.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-03-22
13, ,e77 CA1EG GRIND.
Final Census Eerort on Cotton fer tie
Year

Washington, March 1.-The Il
'ensns report "a c0tf0@ Tc" the h.
ssued y ednes1ay shows taa IS .c94.
t77 oaies of cotton, count,r2 r1rea
bales as half bales, includi2a nneers,
have been ginAed
The number Of active giRneries this
year is %, 702.
The 1906 crop is compared with TO-
725 COZ for 1905, and 13 .697 $40 for
1904.
The average gross weight of the
bale for 1906 is SIC pounds, and the
crop, expressed in 800 pound bales,
is 13 57G ,226 The items entering
the totals for 1906 Is ,O99 927 square
bales; 26G, 795 round bales, 81, ,352 sea
island bales and 321. 100 linters.
The quantity of cotton estimated by
ginners and delinters, as remaining
to be ginned and included in the re-
port Of 1906, is 155 704 bales.