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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-28
VAILSBURG SECTION.

Robert E. Weyh. jr., will deliver a lee
ture on THE Pacific Empire" in the Alex-
ander street Public School tomorrow night.
The Rev. Thomas h. shannon. pastor Of
the KiIburn Memorial Presbyterian
Church. has returned from Manassas, Va
where he was visiting his father, who Is
i'll.
A pool tournament is being arranged by
the members of the John W. DAILY Pleas
ure Club.
The Vailsburg Firemen's Association
will meet In Brandorff's Hall. South Or
ange avenue, next Monday night 20 make
final arrangements for their smoker, to
be given the middle OF next month.
Pride OF Vailsburg Council, Daughters OF
Liberty. has presented Mrs. Sidney Goble
with a gold-mounted umbrella FOR her serv-
lees to the council.
Union Hall was filled with members and
friends Of Nailsburg Conclave, Improved
Order OF Heptasophs, last nlght TO witness
the public installation OF officers.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-28
DIVORCE FOR
EDDY CULT
CONVERT
Professors Wife Wins Fight
Quaker Husband Would.
Not Oppose.

EASTON, Pa, Jan. 2S.-The court,
upon the accommodation of the mas
ter in ehancery in the case, has signed
a decree of divorce separating Jennie
Hart from DIR. Edward Hart, professor
of chemistry in Lafayette College, this
city.
The grounds Upon which Mrs. Hart
sought the divorce were cruel and bar
barous treatment, but at the bottom of
it all, it is alleged, is the matter of
religion. The Harris were Quakers, but
Mrs. Hart some time ago became a
devoted follower of Christian Science.
DR.. Hart is one of the best-known
chemistry instructors in America. He
graduated from Lafayette in 1873. and
took postgraduate courses at Johns
HOPKINS during the nex five years.
He has written many chemical books
and taken out a number of chemical
patents. One of the latter won for him
the John Scott medal and premium
awarded by Franklin Institute. He is a
member of a score or more scientific
societies.
He was for ten years editor of the
Journal of the Analytical and Applied
Chemistry, and for the past fifteen
years has been editor of the Journal
of the American Chemical Society. One
of his best-known works is Volume
trio Analysis" He is president of the
Baker & Adamson Chemical Company,
of this city, and owner of the Chemical
Publishing Company, which has a large
printing plant here.
Mrs. Hart. it is said, accepted 100000
in settlement of any claim she might
have on her husband and his prop
arfv
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-28
FREED SLAYER'S
MOTHER NEAR
DEATH
Detsch Will Divorce Wife
Because of Relations
With Victim.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2S.-Andrew
Jackson Detsch, the young salesman
recently acquitted of the murder OF
Harry Ferree, viii divorce his wife be
cause of her alleged relations with the
victim. It was learned today that this
has been determined upon.
Detsch has not seer his wife since
his freedom. She is reported today to
be at the point of death. Because OF
the trial, too, Mrs. A. J. Detsch, ST., is
dying. The reaction following the trial
was too much for her.
Mrs. Kate Schaffer, who is the COM
panion of the young wife, said that her
charge was dangerously Ill and could
not be seen. She stated that Detsch
had not been to the house, although
his wife still expects him.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-28
EXPLAINS ABSENCE
MRS. De LORENZO REPLIES
| TO CONTEMPT CHARGES.
She Was witness in Koehler Habeas
Corpus Proceedings and. Didn't APP
pear in Court-Was Ill, She Said.

Mrs. Johanna De Lorenzo, of Hoboken,
who was before Vice-C Chancellor Emery to-
day to show cause why she should not be
adjudged guilty of contempt OF court. APP
peared early in the vice-chancellor's cham
Der, and, while she seemed to be in perfect
health, complained that she was a victim
of queer pains in the limbs"
Mrs. De Lorenzo gained much notoriety
during the habeas corpus proceedings in
stituted before Vice-Chancellor Emery sew
eral weeks ago by Wilhelmina KoehIer
against her husband, Eugene Koehler, fol-
the custody Of her three children.
Koehler is a brewmaster of Hoboken and
left his wife, after hiring detectives to fol-
low her. He began divorce proceedings
which were suddenly terminated when the
parties interested in securing the evidence
were charged with conspiracy. Mrs. De
Lorenzo was the woman whom 1t was
testified under oath Koehler had given
$500 to secure evidence against his wife.
Mrs. De Lorenzo appeared in court fol
two days, but when her presence was
wanted on the third day she was not there,
although she had been summoned. She was
then served with an order to show cause
why she should not be declared guilty of
contempt.
She was heard today, and In explaining
her absence said hat she had broken a
limb two years ago, and since that time
suffered occasionally from pains. The day
she was to have appeared in court she
was confined to her bed, she said.
John r. Heller, who was one of Mrs.
Koehler's lawyers, examined Mrs. De Lo-
renzo, but failed to make the woman admit
that on the day she should have been I'm
court she was tending bar in her Hoboken
saloon.
The Vice-Chancellor continued the ex-
animation over until February s next,
when the habeas corpus proceedings will
be finally decided.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-28
PEACE IN ARGENTINE.
Political Situation Is Calm, London
Hears.

LONDON, Jan. 2s.-The Argentine Legal
tion here received an official cable dispatch
today, dated last evening, saying that the
political situation was calm and that public
opinion was supporting the governments
action.
A news agency dispatch from Buenos
Emilio Hire. said in an interview that,
while he condemns the closing Of the Con-
gress by the government, he did not believe
order would be disturbed. as the prosperity
Of the country would tend to allay political
excitement.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-28
EvANs-MooRE.

YOUNGSTOWN, Jan. 2s.-Miss emma NJ.
Moore, of Norristown, and Edward J.
Evans, OF Colllngswood. N. j., were mar
ried In calvsfy Baptist Church by the pas
Tor, tho Rev. l.. w. Hainer. Miss Mildred
Lewis. Of Harrisburg, was bridesmaid. and
Mrs. Frank Walker. OF New Ce~ntrovillc,
was matron OF honor. The hest man was
walter Bean. OF Glenslde, while the ushcrs
were william and Harry Evans, OF phiia-
deiphis, brothers Of the bridegroom.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-28
IEFFoRDS KNOCKED OUT.
Jeanette Disposes of Quaker Pugilist
After Four Minutes of Fighting. i.

NEW YORK, jan. 2S.-After four min
utes of fast fighting joe jeanette. n
New York negro heavyweight. knocked out
Jim Jeffords. a Philadelphia pugilist,
IN the main bout of the Consolidated Ath-
letic Club last night. 4 short right hand
swing TO the point of the Jaw sent the
defeated man down for the count.
Honors were even In the FIRST round, in
which only Il few blows were struck.
Many vicious swings went wide OF their
mark. n as a result clinch after elinch
followed.
Jeanette started the second session with
a right swing 10 tho body that sent JEFF
fords against the ropes, A half minute OF
close infightlng followed, and then came
tho ina blow, delivered from close quar-
tiers,
In tho seml-iinai bout "Grin. Jouos out
pointoi Young Dixon after six rounds
OF hoxins.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-28
FIREMEN WERE KEPT BUSY.
Had to Answer Seven Alarms Last
Night in Five and One-half Hours.

Firemen had a busy time yesterday
afternoon and last night after 4:3O
o'clock. Inside of five and one-half
hours they responded to seven alarms.
OF this number two proved to be false,
and, While the real ones were not hard
to manage yet they served to keep
the fire-fghters on the jump.
The hardest fire of the night occurred
in a bathhouse conducted by z.
Krischer, 81 Charlton street, a few
minutes before 10 o'clock. The flames
cat their way e door, to the grocery
store of Sam Kresner. and the dam
age sustained in both places viii reach
$500.
Tho other alarms could a been
prevented with a little GOODNESS or the
part of those who turned them in.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-28
CASH ASSETS PAID BILLS.
Brown d Lewis, Carpenters, Given
Hearing.

At an examination before Edwin G.
Adams. referee in bankruptcy, this morn
ing In the case of the bankrupt firm Of
Brown & Lewis, carpenters, of this city,
to discover what had become of cash as
sets OF nearly $500, the bankrupts could
not give an accounting, stating that as far
as they knew the money had been ex-
pended in paying bills.
Philip ], Shorthand appeared for the
bankrupts, and Lawyer Stevens, OF Wood
run & stevens. for the trustee. Adam l.
Guttman.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-28
eERMAN1As TO DANCE.

Krueger's Auditorium tomorrow night
will be the gathering place FOR the mem
bers of the GerInania Singing Society and
their friends. when the annual bal-masque
will be held. Shadow dances, with Voss's
Military Band furnishing the music, will
be one Of the many features.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-28
WANTS PAGE IN SCHOOL.

CAMDEN, Jan. 2S.-Hartley Pike, of this
city. is a page IN the Senate of New Jersey.
Because he is IA years old he is proud of
his place. Because he is only Il, James e.
Bryan, superintendent of schools, wants
him to come back to school. Bryan pro-
tested against his absence last night to the
Camden Board of Education. II was re-
ferred to the teachers committee.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-28
pnp11s REBEL AVN wIN.

cARMT. H., Jan. 2S.-Fourteen High
School girls walked out in revolt on Friday
because of alleged discrimination upon the
part of the teacher in allowing one Of the
class TO take a private examination aud
were s,lmmariiy expelled. They won finally
Yesterday by a unanimous vote Of the
school board, and marched back to the
schoA in a body today.
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WILL TRY TO PROVE
EX-0FFICIALS GUILTY.
Trial of Pennsylvania Capitol Cases
Resumed-commonweslth Opens
IFS Ease


HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 2s.-The sec
ond day of the trial of the State capitol
cases in which Contractor John H. Sander
son. former Auditor-G General William p.
Snyder, former State Treasurer William
L. Mathues and James M. Shumaker,
former superintendent Of grounds and
buildings. are accused of conspiracy to de-
fraud the State, was devoted by the COM
monwealth TO laying the foundation of its
case.
In his opening speech to the jury James
Scarlet outlined the charge against the
defendants and said the commonwealth ex-
pected to prove that they had conspired
to cheat and defraud the State. He said
there was evidence at hand to show that
this fraud had been deliberate and that
the plea Of mistake on the part Of the
defendants could not be sustained.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-28
coBBLER LEFT FORTUNE.
Has Closed His shop to Go After
Legacy.

ATLANTIC CITY. Jan. 2s.-John
Fuhrer, a cobbler, of 1924 Arctic ave-
nue., is deeply excited over news from
Germany that an uncle. recently de-
ceased. has left him a fortune.
Friends of the lucky shoemaker
eabled that the fortune would run close
to a half million dollars, fhd Fuhrer
has closed his cobhlcr shoH TO SO after
the pile Of coin.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-02
Cham in Wblte plains.
Eberridjter Drills nm Scmilliguus
cines 8eI6mOrenengertdJtcs
erl lndt.

8oughteepiie, q. g., 80. Sum-
Sarrp &. lbam lit beute in Obbut
BON llnterIberiif Sobn 1otpn5en0, Ger
i'm i'm Sbergeri6te in @btte @loins
auf einen am Samstag erloiienen So.
beas Gorpu5.ssefebl bin porfiibren
miro, Don Eougbfeepite abgefabren.
Ibam lit in 9egleihng ieineS neuen
8erteioigerS 0fori6allier bon bier,
Der ben Ri6ter WiQs eriu6en Diro,
einen neuen 8eidnorenenpro5eB- gu
beipiaigen un6 Die llnterbringung
3honS an etnem anoeren Srte 3u be-
Ttimmen, bis Die Srage ieiner geiltigen
9eiunobeit BON oen 8ei6porenen
)enti6ieoen lit. % Die 6rage oes 0fe6.
tes Sbaps, einen 8eibDorenenpro'
SeB 3u erbalten, in Dem erIten Sabeas
Corpus gerfabren Dor &idter Wtor.
idauier nid)t erboben porocn lit, 10
lit oies cine neue 6ra9e, Die BON oem
Rihter WiQS au entiheioen lit.
8i6ter 0has bat 3bap porlaufig
nod 8ougbfeepiie 5uriidgeihift unO
miro Ole Sohe am IS. SuIt enti6ei.
ben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-02
IeQrbcn Selbtn or0.
8srSlueiielt, mcil iie ocm Sanfcrutte
segcuiiberitcbcn.
&gerIin, 80. 9Suni.

~ ! ~ 80. NNA'''
8roBes 9lufieben erregt oie Don
Niinhen teIegrapbierte 9tahri6t
6oB Die 6ei0en oortigen 8anfier8, oie
9riioer War ltn0 1beooor 8lopfer,
Snbober Der 6irmo @e6riioer &Iop.
fer, megen finar3ieller Sfpierigfei.
ten SeIbItmorO begangen baben. Ite
9oiiipa ser SSirma 1per0eu auf orei
Iiaionen Warf ongegeben. 1ie
8l6ubiger iiro 3umeiit groBere ST.
nonsinititute.
8ebriioer SHOPPER rparen i'm Sobre
1901 our6 oen 3uiammenbruh Ser
r2eip5iger @onf" bart IN 0titlci0en.
i6aft ge3ogen tporOen, batten all Der
perfra6ten aaiieler SreJsrtrof.
nungsonItolt groBe Sunmen pcrlo.
rem unS poren BEL perihieOenPn iiiOs
oeuti6en 6inan5unternebmungcn cn'
gaeiert gelpeien. lie 6omiIie Ser
ltngliiflihen grilocr bat audi 2lnge.
bori9e in 9telp Oort.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-02
Afuolutioll
in nttxifo .
SIR Mittelpnnft bat iid nad Der
StaSt Sprrepu ncrspscu.
stabt Wferifo. %. ssuri

Staot Merifo, 80. Stunt.
9te inneren Streitigfeiten in Meri.
TO. Die Dor mebreren 1agen OH Ser
gturbgren3e Der 9fepubIif tbren Gin.
fang nabmen, baben ernite @rihei.
nungen ge3eitigt. Seute beiinOet lid
ous Sturul3entrum bel Der Staot
Sarreon uno auf Dem 2anbe 3rpii6en
oteiem Srte uno Saral, no 9anoiten.
juiamnren nit ben Sniureenten ope.
riereu. Hegierungstruppen ellen nah
Dem Sdallplase. 9ereits iinb 150e
9unbesioloaten in Sorreon einge.
trofien, Inn Die oortige 8arniion 5il
oerItdrfen, 3netbuuoert meitere baben
Suare5 erreiht imb in Gbibnabua pa.
trouiaieren SoIoaten Die StraBen
uuo Die offentlihen @ebdl1oe unO @e.
fdngniiie meroen iharf bemaht. Wtit
Riifiift auf Die Iester gntbiiQungen
bat Der 9otifafter @reel, Der bier,
mte man nnnabm, 5u eiuem langeren
llrlaub etngetroffen mar, ben 9luftrag
erbalten obne 3o8ern na9 8aibing'
ton 5uriif3ufebren.
gS lit Die lle6er5eligung Der meri.
fanii6en 8egierltng, oaB Die repoli..
tiondre @etpeQuug, Die iett Dor Ith
gebt, pon elmer 9anbe agitatoreu, bie
idon lanse ibren Souptits in ocu
Sereinigten Stodten aufgeidlageu
boben, angefaht poroen lit. Plus
oieiem @runSs, 10 gloubt man, miro
Der 9otihafter 8reeI an Die amertfa
niihe 9ul6eSbeboroeu appellieren,
bel Der Seinobme eiuiger Der Hepo'
IutionGre 3u belfen, beionoers berieni'
gen, Die an Dem 9lugrtff aitf Sas 90.
cos beteiligt itnb. 9lu6 miro Die Sor.
oerung geiteat, baB tuenn einige Der
RIoelSfiibrer Scr 9etpegung in ben
@ereinigten Staaten 9efangeu per.
Den, iie in Sen 8eriGten oieies 2an'
bes inter Der glnfldge Der 8erIebung
Der Neutralit6t8g 8geiese proSeIiiert uer'
Den ioaen.
g8oibiugton, 90. 3uni.
9u8 StoatS0cportement betpaht
iorgiGItig oie GntlujtIungen in Der
iniurreftionenSituatIo an Der gtoro.
gren3e bon Merifo. Seoe anitren'
aung miro gcmoht merbeu, nm bie
9FeutrolitGt oufredt 5u erbolten. Wan
lit iiber5eugt, oaB Der internutionale
@eigeidmof OeS StreiteS in 5ufric.
6enIteIlenoer @eiie erIebigt rperben
miro. Sier miro Sen 9ebouptungen
9(ufmerfiomfeit geitenft, baB Die &C.
genpdrtige iriurrefttonelle Eropn'
aonba ourf 9lgitatoren perbreitet
moroen lit, Die bte 8ereinigteu Stoo.
ten oils 9oiis oenommen baben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-02
Spab eines ~
Nliuionars.
Stattet ieiner alten Seimat, st.
Charles, 3D., cincn Scind ab.
3eIst iiberau, oak CT
IS fdI erlanben kann.
Sdenft einem alten Sreunoe cine
Sarm i'm @erte ppn $4,000.
Q[urora, Sa., 80. 2Sunt.

glurora, Sd, 80. Sunt.
n Ger WiQiondr Sobn @. 8ates ppr
sRetp gorf bat ieiner aIten Seimui
,Sin ct. Gbnrles, Sa., einen 8eiuf
bgeitattet llno Die @epobner befin'
Gen iid nod in GROCER slufregung
ESerr Gates fam nit ieiner Satin
Nam Gonnerstag BON SEEM Dorf an
Inn ieiner Mutter 6rau a. 9l. Gates
aoieu 81 iagen, ebe lie nuh europa
abreiien, Inn cine slutomobiltour
Surb Die alien 2dn0er an5utreten.
Serr @ates erbob itdb am Sreitag
rftorgen friib uno mahte einen Spa'
,iergang bur6 Die SarptitraBen Der
Stnbt. Ga fam er an bern 9arbier'
laoen zines olten Srelmbe8 6. S.
Gaiii0p ooriiber, Ser 6ereitS ieit 80
Sabren an 0erielben Stelle bauIt.
Gr ging binein, lieB lih ralieren unO
mari 'ein 3cbnbollar-@olOititd aui
ben Siih, porauf er ladeno auf Die
StroBe eing. 8inoer, Die aut benz
1rottoir ipielten, erregten feline
8roBmut mtfter uno er mari ibnen
etnige SGnoe ool Dimes, Guarters
uno bolbe IoQalltiife 81, Inn Die lie
6i6 riiien unb moriIber er ber5lif
lafte. Iie 9to6rld)t ,oaB 8ates lei.
men 9fei6tum auf Ser StraBe 5etgte,
pcrbreitete iid i6neQ unO bon allen
Sfiten fumen 0ie 2eute berbei, io0aB
Ger 0tilliordr ith 9e3pungen lab,
JuiluGt i'm &uuie ieiner Wutter 81
iuhcn. SoGter mahte er nit 6. s.
@nfcr lnO Qopi0 @ilion ron ct.
Charles cine Spo3ieriuhrt 0ur6 oaS
Gountp. @on g9ilion fouite Serr
8oteS cine 6orm nit &oa6Iut GinO.
pieb fiir $4,000, Die id)on Iange sic
Sebniltft @ofer8 Qemeien mor. 9lui
Ser Riiffabrt nen0ete It6 8ntes
pl0Blid) 3u @afer unb iogte: Co,
nimm Oieicn &uuifontruft fir oo6
Stiif 21nO, oos i'd ioe6en oefouit
babe. Ga lit Qein Gioentltm;"
9afer mar 10 iiberroiht, oaB er
cine 3eit lang icinen Gonf nift nus.
iprcden fonnte. Ms er ihlieBlih 3rt
@ortc fam muroe iein Qunf nit Sen
@ortcn obQeIebnt, er moge inn cine
Don oieien licben alten 8 Gents ST.
gorren gcben, ourd Die ct. Charles
einen 9}uf, menn ni6t einen Rubm,
er1porben fat.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-02
Sd)maduours
uerbalten
Die frcibeitli6 geiinuten Stuoenteu
besebeu S6anStaten.
6reifen katboIifde ~
Rommiiitonen an.
0ras Der Summelplnt wiloeiter Ins'
idrcitnngen.
N0ipn % oSnni

rs "a. NSuIt.
Su ausi6reihmgen miloeiter art
lit es in @ra3, mie bon BORT 9emelOet
miro, gelegentlid Der 6eier oeS Stif'
tungsfeites Ser fatboIii6en StuOen'
tenuerbinOung oGaroIiua" gefom'
men. 9ie Mitglie0er Der oGaro.
lima" maren crit fiir5Ii6 bon Sen fret.
beitlihen Stu6enten angegriffen
worOen unO Oie @oli3ei Bate ein-
i6reiten miiiien, nm Der blutigen
Eriigelei elm gnoe 81 MAIDEN.
S5eBt batten Ole freibeitIihen Strt'
oentcn ii6 OoS 'StiftungSfeIt ais 8e.
le9enbeit erieben, pie rGaroltna" IN
corpore 3u iibcrfoQen. Iie 9lngrei'
fer fan0en mIrflame llnteritiisun9
0ur6 Qtiinf)ener rn0 @iir5bllrger
@ommilitouen, Die lid in 8ra5 sum
9eluh beftnOen, un0 oen iSeitfonl.
mers am 9Ibeno ourh niIoen &aSu,,
itortcn. Ter goOau cntmlfeIte lid
bolO 81 elmer Woiienpriigelei. sic
oQeS biSber 0agemeiene iibcrbot. Ile
FoIi3ei mar einio6 mnhtloa lnO
fonnte ii6 ielbit nidt Dor @rii9eln
ihiieen. St0fe, Stiible, @iergIoier
Olenten ais @offen.
lle bort bcOrGn9te @oIt3ei reoui.
rierte milit6riihc @ilie. 2lber audi
6en SolOaten midcn bic &ombottun.
ten crit, ais Oie 3nfonteric nit eincm
re9elredten @oionett.9ln1rifi Grnlt
mohtc. &iele Ser 9eteiliBten trugen
iGlimme 9erletungen 0apon. lleber
ooS brutole @encbmen ser freibeit.
Iid)en ,StuOcnteniGait berriht uuge.
meme Gmp0rung.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-02
SIN geuer
ufruneluRt
Cine sanse Samilie in &iluaufee
ocm ltutergauge geipcibt.
pier Mit9lieoer tot uno 'url
anSere tbmer uerbrannt.
. Die 5iuei lleberlebenOen werben non
eiuem @adter 6euuRtlDs &C.
funocn.
Wfilm uufee 20. Sum

.
: 4ie Somilie OeS 2lrbeiters Sultus
&riiger purOe geitern morgen tatid6.
lid perni6tet, inoem Elm 6euer in Der
@obnune ausbra6, Dem Die Wutter
,unb oret &inoer erlogen, mGbreno Der
goter uno elm Conn 5mar entfomen,
:aber 10 i6mer perbrnnnt muroeu, 6ab
libr 3oo beinabe ii6er lit. Die beioen
lleberlebenoen muroen bon einem
geubhpG6ter, Seurp Sa9an, gerettet,
Der lie berpuBtloS aus Dem 8ebGu0e
,trug.
&rii9er tpar Elm gr6eiter oes Iad.
oederaei6Qfts bon S5eger & 8e5el'
fhup un0 nobnte in 5pei fleinen 3tn1.
meru am @noe bes @eih6fteS. 8as
Geuer begonn in bieiem Eeile bes 8e.
bGltoeS unb dls Die 6euermebr Elm.
traf, maren bier BON Der 6amilie be.
reits tot. Ser @ater uno Der Sobn
f6ltefen i'm erIten Stoftperfe uno Die
anoeren bier lpur6en 0ur6 Den Fauf
berpirrt un0 maren augeni6etnltd)
ni6t in Der Sage .gerpeien, oen 9tuS'
gang 6l finoen. Der 8oter uno Der
Gobn, Die entfamen, paren i'm 8or.
rioor an ser 1iire bon Dem Rau6e
iibertpGlti9t mor0en un6 rpuroen BORT
BON Sagon 9efunOen, Der Die Giir er'
brod)en batte.
Got limo:
6rou Sulia arileer, % Sabre alt.
Sulio 9riiger, 4 Sabre alt.
Gilbert ariiger, 2 Sabre alt.
eleanor &riiger, I 2abr aft.
SuliuS &ritger, 8oter Ser totem
&tnOer uno 8atte ser totem 6rnl
tpur0e nod Oem l1nfaQsSoipttnI &c.
bro6t, ebenio iein jltn8er Sobn So.
tporo arii9cr, Ociien 9ran0mun0en
IebenSgefQbrlif lin0.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-02
MiT G'ppijluB ausaetre n

Ger aus ieinen lliern getretene
WiiItiiippi reiBt ihnea Die ltfer tort
nn0 Die giienbobnen Itchcn elmer
ihrpieriaen Sage oeacnil6cr.. Gie
8eIeiie Der Sron Mountain Giien'
babn iino urterpaifen mO iortge'
riIien uno 0oS @aiier iteAt 6einabe
Bis CUR S5be ser @eleiie ser Cotton
gclt giienbobn. Ter Sofomotio'
iduppen ser Cotton 9eIt Giicrbabn
lit BON ben 6luten 3erit0rt norben.
geamte bei6cr Giieubobncn mcrber
am nGhiten Iienstag 9lnItrengunger
MAIDEN BON Ser &egieulng $iIie gu
erlanoen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-07-02
Mit 9 Sobreu
fin ltlor0er,
Ser Strcit 5uiidcu 6luci Snnser
fiIbrt 5um SOOe OcS cIncn.
sDir0 nit riNrm
BrtrnIiirI rrtdJla9en,
Ser flcinc 9itfOpf pOn Ocn &rbOrOcr
fcitgCbaltcn.
~ M} oines %. ,Sl1ni.

< Ul II : -. \\lllll.
Ter uern Sabre uite aennetb
HeeUes lit mcBcn lo0iflog9 infolge
zines Strcite@ nit ielncn 8eIpielen
@ectl SentIns I'M &olBeigcidngnis.
NotOem lie iidb einige Shi1npf.
porte iugcDorfen bnttcn, rib &en'
netb eInem in Ser 9tQbe lteben0en
W0O6en cinen Seienitlel aus Der
San0 un0 periette GeciI cinen S6lag
auf Oen SinterfOpf. Der perleBte
SSunge itorb obne 0a5 9eDuBtiein
lpte0er erlongt 3u boben. 9teeDes be-
finoet ii6 IN 6cm 3immer Der EoIi.
5etmatrone, Do er bitterlth meinte,
als er borte, OaB iein @eipieIe tot iet.
8on Dem Grnit ielnes @ergebens bat
er fetne Ibm1ng.
Die 8riigeIei fono in Der gfdbe
zines 6luiies ltatt. Cecil ging in
9eglettlng bon 0rei anoeren gIeits
aIterigen SSllngen noh einem fleinen
9oote am l1fer geraoe ais 9teepes
eri6ien.
DSaQo, Sun9ens, NO moQt Sbr
btn?" fragte er.
~9en 6luB binunter, antmortete
elmer ser @ier.
o8ut, 3br bleiht o6er Iie6er ga.
BON, ooS lit mein @oot," rici Seen.
netb.
Go5 mar Ser 9lnfang Ses Streite8.
Reepcs ioQ 3enfins gei6lo0en baben.
moroui Oieier 5uriififlug
Sic flelne 8eorgia 8unette, bie
einen 9eienitiel in ser Son0 bate,
iab Dem Streite 5u. &I0sIi6 6rebte
| ii6 Sennetb 81 tbr entriB ibr oeu
Stod uno oeriette Cecil nit oIler
araft eiuen S6Io9 ouf ben Sinter.
topf. Cecil iieI 5u 9oOen un6 feline
SpielfameraOen liefen in polem
Shreden nah aQen Ridtungeu Oa'
Don.
Ger jun9e &eepes 9ing na6 Sal,ie
Juno er3dbIte, bob er ben fleinen Sen.
fins geihlagen babe. Sein Batter
sing nit tbm nad Dem SenfinS'i6en
| Souie, mo- lie Cecil aus MtunS unt
kObren bluterO unb betpuBtlos BEN
| lo0e nabe ianoen.