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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15

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In France the depth Of drill holes
for blasting is restricted to l IL m''
or about S feet. The miner is FORBID
den to touch hole after 1t has once
been fire. and when a shot is missed
the hole taust be drilled over.
A Saxon firm has introduced new
road binding composition for prevent
ing dust. It is called apokonin, anu
is mixture of the heavier residual
oils obtained in the distillation OF coal
ftar with high boiling hydrocarbons.
! In the treatment Of burns the main
thing is exclusion of air and keeping
/ the skin soft with some unguent.
White of eggs beaten while castor Oil
is noured in until thick, creamy
paste is formed makes a good april
cation.
II bacteria are short-lived upon metal
tcoins, the metal having certain an
tiseptic effect. The action OF gold Is
less marked in this respect than other
metals The bacillus typhosus will i've
from five to seven days upon a golt
piece, but dies in less than IL hours
upon other metals.
To calculate the rate of flow OF al
artesian we'll a simple plan is to low
er a bottle of aniline fluid to deptl
Of say, 500 feet, and then electrician
explode a cap to burst the bottle. In
, time required for the fluid to appea
. at the surface gives an accurate gaus
:. as to the velocity OF flow.
4 A section Of the Canadian Mortimer
= railway running northwest from SUI
y bury and crossing at Vermilion rive
d is unique in that it is ballasted VIII
gold. Every yard of the graVei USE
for ballast has been found TO COM al
from so cents worth to a dollar
worth of the precious metal IN u
~ shape of fine dust.
-: ~ It is reported that the smoke nui
~ ance is in fair way to become al
pelled in the English pottery towns
% the introduction CT Mond gas In t
10 firing of ovens. A recent successl
trial of the gas was made at HAM
- before a number of pottery manuls
y, turers. 1t is claimed that temper
ture of 2475 degrees F. can De P'
- duced by the gas, which is said 10
~ safer and more economical than
W. present methods Of firing ovens a
he in addition is snokeless.
an.
gu. A very sensitive, direct, reading II
81 called the "Snaftometer," has pf
lid brought out by Halifax company
lis lining up shafting, machinery, etc.
mt has a rigid gun metal base 10 INC
90 long, a glass tube II inches long,
to a brass scale runs the entire len
of the tube on each side, each gra
yer. alton of about one-eighth OF an IL
corresponding to difference IN Il |.
in of one-thousandth OF an inch per Il
her A table shows at glance the tn
the ness of packig required to Drihs
ade given length of shafting UP to lev
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15

It is estimated that New York City
requires 1000 more cars on its rail-
ways to accommodate the travelling
public.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15

In the capital of Honduras all the
houses in the poorer quarter are
made of mahogany, which costs less
than the pine there.
Prof. Jaffa of the State University
at Berkeley, Cal, says that ten cents
worth of peanuts contains more than
twice the protein and six times the
amount of energy contained in a por-
terhouse steak.
When North Gosforth church, near
Newcastle, England, which had never
been consecrated, but in which ser
vices had been held regularly, was put
up at auction, not bid was made
for the property.
In the Neuchatel courts the speeches
of lawyers will in future be limited tc
10 minutes, five minutes being allowed
for cross-examinations. An oficia
timekeeper will see that the regula
ton is observed.
It is reported that gold coinag
law is being drafted for Siam, ant
that the measure may become a Law
within the year. 1t is under this Law
that it is proposed to reintroduce tn
stang-a copper coin this time, no
nickel as before.
Fifth avenue is now the busiest al
3 ternoon thoroughfare in New Yor
! City. where riders and persons afot
4 are principally from the wealthy class
! By actual count there were S65 pei
r sons continuously, to each block ye'
terday afternoon from 3 until 6 o'clocl
e The Medici family, the riches me
IS chants and greatest money lenders
:. Florence, had on their arms thr'
=. pilded balls representing pills, In a
a lusion to their profession OF mec
d cine. The Lombards, the first mon'
o lenders in England appropriated U
" device, and from them 1t passed
to pawnbroksrs DC aver me word
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15

After loung
weeks Of bis
Georgia stud
,lstent notice
carriage nee
Q tub full OF
be proceeded
be used for b
| "Jin,' he
darkies on tt
| use that tub
| 4 don't kl
! Piled the neg
| % use dat t
/ 40h, pshav
/ palously. ..
/ Nd don't XII
/ MAT do the
/ well, ma
Fms end, g
| & tub fob
+ It from
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15
QUAINT AND CURIOUS.

The ants of South America have
been known to construct tunnel
three miles in length.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15

In the capital of Honduras all the
houses in the poorer quarter are
made Of mahogany, which costs less
than the pine there.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15

In France the depth of drill holes
for blasting is restricted to l IL m.'
or about 5 feet. The miner is forbid
den to tonth hole after 1t has once
been fire. land when shot is missed
the hole faust be drilled over.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15

To calculate the rate of flow OF an
artesian we'll a simple plan is to low
er bottle of aniline fluid to a deph
Of, say, 500 feet, and then electrically
explode a cap to burst the bottle. Inc
time required for the fluid to appear
at the surface gives an accurate gauge
as to the velocity Of flow.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15

This WI
EOIaen 9
Lydia E.
COMPOUND
Mrs. "A. 4
St.. Deny|
hnkhamI
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years, OIL
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ad
was worse
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health, sud
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15

i Bacteria are short-lived upon metal
tcoins, the metal having certain an
tiseptic effect. The action OF goio Is
less marked in this respect than other
metals. The bacillus typhosus Will i've
from five to seven days upon a. golo
piece, but dies in less than 10 hours
upon other metals.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15

A Saxon firm has introduced a new
road-binding composition for prevent
ing dust. It is called apokonin, and
is mixture of the heavier residual
oils obtained in the distillation OF coal
tar with high boiling hydrocarbons.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15

I In the treatment Of burns the main
thing is exclusion Of air and keeping
the skin soft with some unguent'
White of eggs beaten while castor Oil
is poured in until thick, creamy
paste is formed makes a good april
cation.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15
Between Love and Fame
Bv rIaud Howard Peterson.

~ 49, *4+@s**
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-02-15

That night when Fortesque came
home he found his wife sitting dis
consolately before the wood fire in
her own room. He went to her at
once. -
Dear" he said, what is it?
ITS everything" she answered
Grossly. "Tm tired to death OF being
buried alive in the country. The
neighbors are stupid and the horses
and dogs are not much better and"
"But there are the children"
Much good they do me. Why
Berry's the Oldest, and he ISL
seven"
Il wish / could afford to have
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1908-12-23

Presbyterians, Methodists and Baptists have
been vyln1g with one another of late years in mag
mfymg the number and quality of the governors
that they have respectively furnished the differ.
ent States; now the Quakers come into the list
Govenor-eect Walter R. Stubs of Kansas is
a member Of the Friends church. And Mr. T
IElwood Cox, who ran close to the successful OIL.
a good Quaker. - 0i'o
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1908-12-23
Our Stronghold

A robust faith in the God of the Bible is de-
pendent an unquestioning persuasion Of the
reliability Of Bible truth There is no sound and
intelligent belief of the doctrines of grace except
as founded upon the inspired statement of those
doctrines. weakened and diluted creed is the
offspring of abandoned reverence for the authori-
tative Of truth. He who hears God s voice
in the holy oracles bows his soul reverenty at that
shrine
1t is clear note that is sounded in the Sunday
School Times when it gives assurance that it's
readers not to be left in doubt Gas to what it's
editors and regular writer's believe concerning
Jesus Christ as the Only Saviour of men, and His
atonement for our sins offering the only en-
trance into eternal life; or concerning the utter
futlity Of morality ethical righteousness
or good deeds as a passport to heaven" A
positive, robust conviction Of the verify Of these
central and vital truths cannot be maintained
without dominating reliance on the Scriptures
as lnerrant, emanating from a divine rather
than human source, final and supreme in de
termlnlng all question which directly concern the
relation of the soul to it's God, as being indeed an
exposition and communication of Gods thoughts,
so that whoever attacks the original Scriptures
their authentic morals and spiritual authority at
tacks that upon which God has set His seal and
which is recorded and perpetuated upon God au-
thOrlty and for whose commences and inerrancy
He is responsible.
There are subjects having a bearing on moral
conduct and Christian duty about which the Scrip
lures do not specifically instruct u.s. The Judi
cious utilization of scientific truth is often promo
tive not only of right ethical opinions, but of
right moral conduct We are beginning to dis
cover the value Of pure air and clear sunshine
Of contact with nature familiarity with it's laws
and stores of treasure, as adjuncts to moral dis
cernment and training in right views of the rela
tons OF life. But after due recognition has been
given to all that is merely human or natural we
have not yet grappIed with the great questions
involving mans vital relations to his God; his
guilt, pardon publication, service and eternal
weIl-being. Our Bible is our inerrant, adequate
and ultimate guide in determining the duties. the
hopes and destinies Of the soul in it's relation 70
its God: He who strikes at inspiration strikes at
all truth upon which the soul can rely as the foun
dation of It's eternal hope
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1908-12-23
A Phase of Christian Patriotism

use his personal influence for the highest good
of his fellow-men. AS a citizen he must seek the
purity and prosperity of the people in the affairs
Of the Commonwealth. To this end it is his duty
under ordinary circumstances, to cast his vote
in political elections. In doing this his conscience
binds him to seek the purest and best administra-
ton Of the government, through the election of
the purest and most capable officers.
Shall Christian voter be influenced in casting
his vote, by the religious opinions or affiliations
of a candidate for office? This is an inquiry rails
ed by recent statement of the President that to
do SO is ''unwarranted bigotry." Religious and
secular papers have discussed the topic freely
usually approving the sentiments of the Presi-
dent There is one answer to this inquiry from
which there is no appeal. A Christian is under
first and supreme obligation to cast his vote in the
way in which he thinks he can most faithfully
serve and honor his Lord. To refuse to do this
is to be untrue to his Christian profession. 1t is
conceivable that there might be instances in which
this supreme obligation would involve ones vot-
ing for a Moslem, Mormon, or Atheist; but
general law is that Lords honor is most pro
noted by those who love and adore Him. It is
most singular idea that mans religious CON
victiOns not to be considered in estimating his
qualifications for Office Who that has read even
a chld's history of Europe does not know that
religious utilization has made and unmade the
maps of Europe? And who does not know that
religious conviction secured American independ-
and American institutions? Some one
be traced to religious sources. 1t is certain that
American Constitution is rooted in the Prot
estant religion and that Romanism is fundamen-
tally hostile to it.
We must insist that in selecting men for HIGH
office integrity Of character is Of vital Importance
and must believe as Christians, that this in
tegrity is secured in way effectually as
through vital godliness, and that vital godliness
is the effect Of divine grace impaired and recev-
ed upon scrptural principles. The question then
of a scriptural religion, based upon a scriptura
faith, is one of no mean consequence in selecting
a custodian of public welfare and confidence Is
it not remarkable proposition that sectionaism,
the power Of money, and partisan bitterness can
be appealed to in selecting public officials while
Christian character must be ignored? The man
who sincerely accepts the teachings of evange-
cal religion is the man who can be trusted to prac
tee the principles Of that religion in all the rela
tions of life and every sphere of life and every
vocation is fundamentally subject to the opera
ton of those principles. In few vocations does
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Dater pou feinemt
$obn erfdlaee,1.
8raufse GntbIllnnsen in etnem &C.
beimnisuoQen Woroialle.
Mutttr nno SdJwefttr fino
nufreimilIise 3:ueen.
$Obe 2ebeusoeriideruus ideint ben
Anlah sr Sat 5u bilben.
81 EN- gorf, 25. 9(Id.


On 8erbinOung nit DEM Vtoroe
zines aeniiien Samuel s. &oIen'
bloom, &oufnann in 8in0ber, Sa.,
limb bic 9riioer Soiepb uno SoutS
a6ler, 1870 Wonroeitrabe, 0ur6 Die
peep Oorter @oli3ei in Saft 9enor'
men moroen. @ei6e itn6 in Hole1t'
bIoom's @ei6Gft beihdftt9t gepeien,
bod bebaupten lie, crit no6 benz Ter'
ifnpinoen oes &aufm m"3 elngetre'
rem 3u ietn. Cine altoere 'Spur IN
bieiem Sale, pel6e ourh Die BoIt3eI
Du Sage gef0roert puroe, lit tolgenoe:
Gin iunger Wann, Der ietnen Ramen
aIs 9. :. &oienbIoom angot, eri4ien
Inn Rope,nber 1907 bel Or. Saptro,
nm ii9 bebanoeln 3u Iaiien. Der ar3t
COB tbm auf 8erIaneen etne gei6et'
nieune, oab er unter ietner 8eba:to"
lung itebe; iie ipurbe ipdter i'm RuIt
oes @rmorbeten auf9efunoen. 3r.
sapiro tpurbe cine Photographic oes
Sobnes 0es Somuel Roieubloom Dor.
aeIeet unb BON ibm ala bic ieines
Batienten ioenttfi8iert. Cine Senia'
tion purbe beroor9erufen, als eine
iunge Dame bel Or. Sapiro eri6ien
itno cine eenaue gei6retbung BON
Roienbloom oerlangte uno pIoslt6
orusrief: .9as lit mein 8ruber gespe'
fen, er bat meiuen Batter getotet.
SarueI RoienbIoom tpar bod oer'
fi6ert unb atpar au 8unTten ieines
SobneS.
Baltimore @o.. 25. aus.
frau sRoienbIoom, bic @itpe Ses
Grmoroeten, bat Sen 3eteftioba,tpt'
mann &ump6rep mitgeeil, oab tbr
dleiter Sobn aleranber tbr eingeitan.
ben bdtte, ieinen Batter am II. 9eo'
beutber in @tnbber, 9a., IN etnem
Streite eri4Io9en lno bic 9et4e IN
einen Softer eepadt 3lt baben.
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Demtid,e 9iamauten fir ben aaiier.
0erIin. 25. 9luduft

9erIin 25. au9uit.
Sn g1Ioe ptrb Der StaotsietretGr
bes Observation-Disclosures $err Bern.
barb 0ernburg, Die amtsgei6Gite
pieber ii6ernebmen, na1bem er ieine
mebrmonatlihe 0fetie nod Dem
rifparoen Sentiment, ipedieQ nad
Geuti6.S Siibneitdirifa, bepnSet bot.
Der Staatsietret6r bat fir ben
aatier eine beionbere lle6erraibung
In petto. Or bringt Dem Ronar6en
elm 9olSt6ither poa Diamdnten aus
9euti1- -giiSweitafrtfa NIT, Die BORT
Dor fursent erft seiunoen poroen
iinb. Die foitbaren Steine itammen
aus 9omaralanS, tpo i'm oergange.
men Suni, rpie bamals geneIoet, Die
eriter 9oeer unlpeit Der 9iiberis6uGt
entbedt tpurben. @el6e ReiuItate Die
peitere Sorberung eekeiert bat, lit
niht 6efannt eeporoen. Sn folonial.
frsurbIiben areiier tr1et man ii9
tnbefeu nod rpie Dor nit groBen
Soffnunssr betreifs Der benn1hitb
gen aontirren3 Der beutiaen Gia.
rnonten auf Dem Weltmnrft.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-08-27
Die affairs S6afing.
@erIin. %. Qluauit,

Ger | n, 20. Auguit.
Guf bem @e6iete Der inneren go.
lttit 5iIoet Der pielertpdbnte Jan
S6uding, bic glngelesenbeit bes
giirgermeifters bon Suiun, Or. 60.
tbar s6iiding, rpelher ii6 ben 9orn
Der Hegiergnss6eb6rben burh eine
i6arie 6fientli1e aritit Der IN Der
preubii6en 9ernaltung beitebenSen
Mstbobeu 3llge3ogen Bot, ben Wittel.
punt oes Snterefes. Der preuBii6s
Wintffer .. Woltfe unb Ret1stan3ler
liirit giiIop in ieiner @ieeri6oft ais
prelbiitber WintiterprGiibent perben
DON Der iretiinnigen grene aller
gtattierunaea i6nri angesrifien,
neil lie ons MISREPRESENTATION
gegen ben lt5eralen giireermeiiter
3ugelaIien ODER bod tueiter gebuIoet
baben, ais lie Renntnis bapon erbieI.
ten. Ias 8oreeben Der geborben &c.
gen ShiiGing pirb bon Sieien 9Idt.
tern, peld,e iih IN cine gelpaItiee
gntriiitung hineineeihrie6en baben,
ais cine yeihtahtun9 oes 2iberaIis.
mus in asreuBen 6e5ei6net. Di.
glodpolitif gift oanit aIs bodit se
fdbrbei.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-08-27
Kern ofl,ieu
abenad)rihtiet.
8irS i'm GOluiieum Ses Snbianapp'
liter Staats iair.Yarts puasosen.
kern's annabmsreoe gan, z
in oen Babnen BrDans.
Gum Sdluf iprtdt grpau iiber ben
Sarii.

SnotanapoIiS, Sno., 25. glug
Sier lit beute i'm GoIoiielIm aui
Dem Staatsfair.IloSe Dem oe1nofrati'
iden @i3epr1iiocnti6 ti6aftSton0ibate
feline Domination offt3iea iiberreihi
DorOen. Shonites @etter beeiiuItigte
Den @organg Dem 3auienoe non
allen 3eilen OeS Staates betpobnten.
1o5 Goloiie1rm, 0as IL, 900 8erionen
8n bergen permog, mar bis 3u ieiner
5aiiungsfraft gefiillt. .
8rpan, 9orittenoer Wad uno niele
anoere promiuente Iemofraten pa.
rem berettS am abeno uno cm friiben
Wtorgen eln9etroffer.
Sm 9oufe oes @ormittags btelter
Die Serren 9rpan uno &prn 3undhii
Gmpfung i'm JSoaIe bes Sotels an.
Qarnui besaben it6 aQe btreft an
Der 0ottfitotion 8eteiligter per autu.
mobtI na6 Dem Stoatsfatr.Barf,
8rpan, aern uno @orittenoer 9el
oom OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fltbreu 5it
iammen.
Die Gore oeS GoIoiieums parer
benz PubItfum bereits etntge Stunoer
Dor geginn oes etgentlihen 0ottfifn'
tionsaftes geoffnet poroen. Iieies
tpurae 0urd 8beo. 6. 9eQ BON Galt
fornten oo15oger.
auh Serr aern in ieiner Grtpibe.
runs befaBte iid bes Rdberer NIT Der
Srnee sou bas 8oH resieren2" urr
bebanbelte tie ouf 6bnlt6en 2inten.
tpie bies beretts Der Brdiioentibofts.
fnnoioat In ietner annabmerebe getdn
bot. <..
Den @orten 2ern's ihloier iir
einiee BON Tbomas &. WarihaQ, Dem
bemotratiMen @ouperneursfanotoa.
ten BON Snbiana, an un6 9rpur's
Reoe iiber ben 1arif beihIoB ben off.
3iellen 1eil bes Cages.
8ater 9opid BON Der totboItihen
ct. Sobanrisfirhe iproh Ons 8ebet
uno bic 8ouien 3pti6en oen ietpeiIt'
gen anipraden puroen nit Muiit
ausgefillt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-08-27
Gin ufrtufgellfr
Danoit.
Cans nllein iiberiGlt er sipOlf Eut.
tuti6en uuO beranbt bic
Eaiiasiere. =.
Maf1t srOBe Bsule an
Gtlo un0 ShmuRfad)en.
eeiue @erfulsnns lit iufurt auise'
npmmeu iDDrOeu.
safe SoteG, OeaonIton @art,

SSpu., 20. AuSAIl.
9a6 edit peitli6er Dirt fat geitern
bormittag Elm einjiger 8egelagerer
i'm geQopitone.9art auf ser QanO'
ftroBe 3pii6en DO 6aitbfuI 3nn
anO Ibumb OF 2ofe y Foitfuti4en
nit etnem &epet!ergeDehr angebal'
ten, Die 3nioiien INN $1,000 in Bar
unS &oitborfetten beraubt una ii6
Johann in ouer Hube in Die Eii6e
sei6logen.
Der maSfterte 9anoit mohte etpo
80 Sabre jGbIen uno ieine 2lu5.
iprade oes @ngItiden perrtet oen
Deuti6en.
Die auti6en batten, lte bies Ser
8raud nit, in 3wiidentGumen bon
einigeu Wtnuten 0as Sotel perlaiien
uno Dur0en 10, cine nah Der anoern,
als lie oas bart am 8e9e gelegene
8eritef oes HQubers errei6ten, our6
oeiien ge6teterIides n9dnoe boh!"
uno NIT Der geIpannten 5lInte auf
tie gertftet, gum SttQltan0 gebraft.
Obne Deiteres mafte itd Damn ser
Bandit an Die 9eraubung, uro 3luar
lteB er 6tes 8eidaft ieoesmal etnen
Der 8aiiagiere fir ith beIor9en,
p1brenb er Die 2araDane nit ietner
Woropaffe in Sdot belt.
5a es gegen bic Regulationen lit,
@affen i'm 8art nit iid 3u fiibreu,
batte Der Hduber natiirlih perbdlt.
nism1Big lethtes Sptel. ".. 'r.-.
Ra6oem er nit Der lesten Rutihe
ferttg ge1poroen mar, 6eItteg er eiu
Bfero, OoS er, tpte ii6 boIo natber
berousiteQte. pon Der Transportation
Go. geitoblen batte, befabl ben &ut.
i6ern, 3uriid3ufabren, btelt ben 3ug
nod etntse Rtuuten lang ourh ietne
Slinte geoedt un6 rift in oas 8e6trg
binein.
Die 125 8erau6ten oIarmierten
natiirIid iofort nad i5rer Hiidtebr
gum Do 5ottbful.SoteI Die gan3e
8egeno, unb Die SoIoaten Der
Sbumbitotion un6 am @eit 8aQntin.
fluiie an Ser neitIi6en @ren3ltnie
6es 9arfes pur0en our 2lufipiirung
uno 8eriogurg oes 9anoiten aus
geian6t.
3rpeifcQo8 lit bas 3tel oes oerlpe.
eenen 9uri6en Elm 8unft 3piider
Big Springs uno 2libton, go6n.
itnttonen, Die n5rOli6 BON S0obo
Springs geleger itno.
Die entriiiteten @aiiagiere boben
olsboIo elm 8eiu6 an SameS u.
@orfielb, Den SefretGr 0es Snnern,
geridtet, in Dem lie nod @itteilung
bes 8orfoQS Inn @rios ibreS Der.
IuiteS eirfonuren, oa Die 9erouburg
In elmer unter Oer oirefteu S6us
Der Reeierung geItellten uno fur oen
geiu1 oes 8ubltfumS beltimmten
offentlt6en Heieruation itatt9efun0eh
babe.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-08-27
teuer uer,ebrt uieI
uertuolles Material.
Der anaertfrete SAaben erreid)t
100000 Dollars.
Sm q ho % 9luu,

p III y q 20. Nu9.
Gin beute morgen Inn 1br IN
Dem &obleni6uppen Der Omaba
@agenperte in Oit-Omabo ouSge'
bro6enes 5euer bat etnen S6a0en
bon 100000 peronIaBt. Der S6up.
pen mar nit Sol3 uno otelem on0eren
8renritoff un9efiiGt; er itano ouber
nur tpentge 0tinuten na6 9lusbru6
bes Seuers in beIler SGammer. gr.
ertffen bon oieier - ODER ptelmebr
bon Den BON ibner aus9ebenben Sun.
Ten - puroen aud oft IN Der 06be
itsbenoe nit 8auboIb belaoene Sroht.
tposer, Die poltg perbrarnt iino.
Die .@agenperte iin6 i'm 8etra9e
bon 100000 Bis $4,000 un6 bic
Smaba'er SattelseiteQ- -6abrtt in Der
Sobe Don $4,000 geibdbi9t poroen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-08-27
Arbfiter unter
Mautr .beerabe,,
Rtbrere Reni6en iperSeu ais 2eiAen
aus 2ift bei5rSert.
5ablreidle Arbeiter
lebenssefabrlitl uerlett.
SabrlaiIisfeit ideint sn Der Sata.
itrppbe sefiibrt sn babeu.
GbeIieo, Waii., 25. glua.

6 beliea, Waii., %. slug.
Cine 80 5uB bobe 3tegelmauer,
bie auf Der Stcae erridtet tpuroe,
auf peI6er friiber elm @ebGube itaub,
oas BEL Dem srober 9rano pernidtet
tporoen tit. lit beute eiuse!tiirst unS
bat iiber 90 8auarbeiter unter ibren
Sriimmern beeraben. Wan oermutet,
6dB BET Dem gau Ser Worer niht bic
notigen 8orit6tsmabregein beobad.
tel worben iinb.
Grei 2ethen ituS bereits unter ben
Eriinfrneru berporgebolt morben, ,un6
bon 6en Is arbeitern, bic nod lebeuO
dusgegraben purben, iino nebrere ic
i6mer nerIsst, SaB an tbrem Iuffom.
men ge3Detielt miro.
Die meiiten 8erlesten uao Die 10.
ten iirS ausl6nber.