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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17

street.
 |. Clarence Byars. give 10 Carl Gulliver a heaven" ticket at the Jacques for the performance entitled No Smiling Here"
 I, John Gilmartin. and I. Johr Bronisky. alias Crib and 3ub respec. tively. wish 10 impart to Francif Began and James Hayden all ws have learned in our English class oi which we were visiting members.
 We, Leonard Welton and John Brown. leave our basketball suils which together with thI-teen giIde9 horseshoes may be found in locker 1a at the Y. N. c. A.. to HeebneI and Camp. These are Inc luckiesi combination that any athlete cas handle.
 [. Leslie Brown. give 10 Case oi Crosby High the toothpick which ! always carry and use at a5ort SIS.
 We. Mae McAlleney and Ruth Buck. leave oar titles of stadiosls1imi to Miss Stanley and Miss Skehan. whom we have watched closely dur ing the past year.
 I. May Buckingham. give ths junior class the sole right to eaIl their elm to be planted rext Arbof day the Buckingham elm" hi name is right in fashion at the pres ent time
 [. Frederick Calender. ,ears tr William walsh a meal rfe,ret at my fathers restaurant. and "a troasrue- ter which uiH lnform hin Of tks weather conditions iu Lo1doH
 I. Michael Butler. be1nesth u1 Icnsriey-horre 10 Finn of the sop&9 more clzss-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17

, champion fast talker for phono- graph records.
 Bessie Richardson. Cairo, Egypt, has re-established the ancient wor- ship of cats
 Class baby, Michael Butler, Ban- ty islands, owner of jaunting car with piece of blarney stone for the dashboard.
 Edna Packard, Bethlehem, Conn, has faded away to almost nothing; accounts say that burglar cornered her with a revolver.
 Airline Hall, Trenton, N. J., weighed 1S0 pounds. president of boarding mistress association. Thomas Dee, Nashville, Tenn, cleverest bank promoter living fol- lows methods of J. Rufus Walling- ford.
 Ed..A Van 4.lstyne, Alice Dona- hue, Miss Miller, Zambezi, captured by cannibals, were about to be feasted upon when they were res cued by Clarence Byars. who was passing in airship; airship broke down. all four are going yet.
 Frederick Calender, Baltimore Md. national president of the An cient Order of the Sons of Rest.
 Belle Gordon, Boston, critic of some note: every time she knocks thunder and rain follow.
 John Borchardt, Waterbury, play ing the piano on wheels.
 Harold Mabbott, owner of the widest whiskers ever kept in cap tivity.
 Edna Watkins, St Louis. head of Temperance league. prohibitionist candidate for governor under the new woman suffrage law in that state.
 Benjamin Erk. sitting beside an oil tank in grocery store in order 10 insure himself from fire: the pro- prietor dismisses him from service.
 Clifford Bradley, pilot of the houseboat on the Styx dispenser of ghostlike smiles among the shades of men that were. Ethel Rowley, Danbury. Conn. manufacturer of silver polish called "Pinky.'
 Miss Jenner. Lima. Peru. cham pion bear back rider of the world.
 Leonard Melton, Nome. Alaska. superintendent of schools, Ichabod Crane in disguise.
 Maurice Wrenn. Cheshire. Conn. assisted by his wife, whose family name was Jones, running a dance school.
 Charles Larkin, missionary 70 Zambezi. captured and killed by cannibals: killing unsatisfactory, 10 meat on him.
 Vera Kennedy, Matteawan. \. r., playing zing zing board ali the asy- lum io sooth the incurables.
 Thus I sat when suddenly I heard my mother shout up the s-airs to me. Ray. 1t will he daylight before you go to bed" I woke up as from a dream and went to bed. contented that I had my class prophecy fin- ished. The next morning I awoke very much refreshed.
 RAYMOND S. BERGEN.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17

Eleanor Mccarthy. Reid and Hughes. looking for calico to match her eyebrows.
 Katharine Claffey. Meriden, Conn, music teacher in he schools, given position for second term on condi- tion that she would not disturb the peace of the school by her screech- ing.
 Alta Coddington, Watertown, N r., in hospital pining away with love for her peroxide haired Harry.
 Catharine Sweeney, Long Island, life saver.
 Lucy Shannahan, Ravenwood, Wes. Virginia. supplying rats for women's hair.
 Mary McDermott, Chicago. III, holds record for daring feats driv-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17
Class Prophecy.

It was after midnight. I sat 1T my room at home wondering how should begin my class prophecy. Al at once I seemed to be shooting through space with the speed of ] telegraphers message. Before me was a city lighted with the splendoi of day.
 More quickly than can tell 1t came to a mile high skeleton-like steel tower with an arc light above 1t that blazed like the sun.
 Within. the one large room of the tower was a man with long beard whose face looked strangely famll. far. I said to him, "I seem to know you. What Is your name. My name is Leon Storz," he an. swered. Just 22 years ago iyou know this is 1930) We graduated from Crosby" He showed me the oldest looking electric mechanism had ever seen.
 By means of this" he ex- plained. 'I can at moments mo- ice call up any place or person in the world by wireless. have another device by means of which can even see what anyone is doing anywhere in the world. That's fine." said I. .I have here list of those who graduated with us. Let us satisfy our curiosity and find out what each is doing"
 He sat near a ticker. Immediate ly it began to work: the following messages were received:
 Lillian E. Adams. Pearl Lake. Waterbury. selling peanuts and pop corn.
 Ina W. Atwood. crow Indian res ervation. gypsy fortune tellsr.
 Corinne Belanger. Paris. only ri- val of Mile Tetrazini and Mile Car den.
 Leslie Brown. Butte. Montana. minister in sore need of money
 Ruth B. Buck. Lancaster. Penn. another of series of novels known as "wild Eye Pete From Texas."
 Ethel Brann. queen of Montenc- gro.
 John Broniskv. Iceland. Sherlock Jack in disguise.
 John Brown. Columbus, O.. skill ful basketball player sent to a hos oital in a pitiful state: victim of his best sport.
 May Buckingham. Alaska. wait ress in an ice cream parlor: busi- ness good.
 Fiorenee Brann. bell of Nauga- tuck. Conn
 Anthony Barrett. Morristown. N. T.. design maker in a tie factory.
 Mattress. India. gutter hand. Maurice Donovan. baritone. Charles Pierpont. trombone. Howard Hum phrev. coronet.
 Edward ReiehberEer. Berlin. Germany. royal riunochie player
 Elizabeth Hsnehett. savin Rock. Ssr Haven. an actress in side show
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17

has earned the name of being the laziest girl in the class.
 You wish to know our most se- date boy? We'll, we have one, and his name is Harry Platt. Harry is not only sedate but smart.
 Michael Butler, they say, is tAe laziest boy in the class. Well, don { think he's so bad. for he has bravely fought on the athletic field and has helped many times during the past two years to save the reputation of dear old Crosby's teams.
 Beth Hanchett never did care for high standing or reputation for bril- liancy. But she always did. and st. .ll does, care for-well, I cant tell. but guess if you can, and here's a hinr: She is the class coquette.
 Now you know those Of ny class who are prominent because of rank, position or some peculiarly CT other. The remaining I would willingly in- troduce to you if your time and pa tience would allow it. However, it is always the good luck. ur misfor- tune, of few to be in the limelight. while others having the same talert or qualities may not be destined by fate to enjoy even mention. So, fearing that you are tired of ire. even now. and describing the others as just as dear friends, pleasant class mates, bright pupils and faithful and diligent workers as those mention ,d. I. as historian of the class of 1903, bid you adieu ''till we meet again"
 MAE P. MALENNEY.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17


 most strenuously the latest fashion pates and copies various Parisian styles for gay youths. He makes fudge which he guarantees will not Kill one, and he has often labor ed through Burke while manicuring his nails. Carl will pose @ at Yale next year, while, his fashionable friend. Howard Humphrey, who e.i- erts himself in the pursuit of his study of French and English, will do Delsarte at Trinity college, Hartford. Grace Claxton always liked to write stories, and how fortunate that liking proved! To-day she is the successful one in the contest in which so many girls and boys participated. But like all literary geniuses, Grace Is a lover of soulful rest, and so
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17

This day beholds our large and bril-
 liant class Beneath thy classic portals slowly
 pass. No more We seniors prim thy halls
 will tread, No more will 3 p. m. i'll us with
 dread, Fond parents. teachers, schoolmates.
 every friend. Lend me your ears" for just a mo
 ment lend: We've gathered here upon this day
 of days To bury our dead Caesar. not to
 praise: And after him. alas. that they
 should goi Sweet Virgil. and the noble Cicero. Ye shades of Milton. Johnson. Shakes
 peare. Burke. Ye are but shades. but how ye made
 us work Bent OCT thy works we've shivered
 much with fear, How could Burke say 'tis good that
 ve are herei We've struggled. too. with sonnets.
 couDlets. verse. We must have done our best. On.
 could ft have been worse, In all our struggles through four
 years of In all our fsilures-snd each had his
 share. We still had hopes ia Erafuation
 roTu On PoIrs lofty stage to sit us down;
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17

up almost as soon as they are planted.
 New York. Whats this. Our class dude, Carl Shepard, had invent ed an automatic s.archer which when placed on the legs of trous- CTS will turn them up six inches.
 Joseph Watts, Indianapolis III. has just joined the club called Street and Walker"
 sWilfred Keneally and Harry Platt, Liberia, charter members Of a secret band of outlaws whose mot to is Nuns the Word"
 Frank Kinney, Philippine Islands. architect for sod houses.
 Paul Schwenk, Egypt, fakir, sell ing Dr Vurpillat's famous liniment.
 Dorothy Everett, New York,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17

French, speak French. speak only French, je ne comprend pas. l am in search of doctor, 1 replied, and have lost my way. l have forgot- ten my French. You want a doctor l am the doctor, am the only doctor" But you just told me that you spoke onlJ French, said to him. "Oui, Oui. but when you said doctor, l, too, forgot my French"
 I accepted his invitation to ac- company him to the house, and after our arrival was amazed to ind that he would talk nothing but French to the patient. He carried himself in a pompous manner, walked up and down the room uttering phrases, irregular verbs, rules of syntax, all welded together "Parlez, francalse, I am a French doctor from Sor- bonne le Universite de Paris. cure you, but speak French.
 After this visit I rode home with the doc or to have a prescription filled. He forgot his French and talked English. learned from him that he had studied medicine abroad, at least he imagined he had, and was now the pride of Oak ville. l wondered why he had seen fit to bury himself in such small village, and made bold enough to ask his reason. "I am here,' he said, ito study nature, to engage in poultry raising, and lastly, for my health" As I looked at his huge stature and sun-burned face, he actually blushed. 50 you raise poultry?" I asked him. "Yes, I have reduced the business to fine art as you shall sec We stopped before a small cottage in the midst of a long series of hen coops. Here we are" he said. He opened the door of the nearest coop and out flew his proteges to bid him well come. A rat terrier came from the barn to greet him. fox terrier stood on his head through very joy, while water spaniel came up from the pond as if sho5 from gun.
 These are my pets,' said the doctor as he proudly gazed around. Do you keep any cats?" I asked. No, ' he responded, 'I am a bachelor and were I to keep cats I should be con- sidered as out of the market. Come here Bernhardt.' and at the word a large Plymouth rock flew through the air and perched on his shoul- der. He snapped his finger and al large rooster took his place on the seat of the buggy. Isn't he beau ty, that's Bonaparte. Every foul of over 400 is given some illustrious French name. He then told me that every evening he sang to his chick ems and that his songs consisted only of sixteenth notes.
 I passed from coop to coop and what I saw was really wonderful. When We returned to the house saw a large sign with following legend.
 Raymond de Bergin, medecin. ''I The name divested of its French garb looked familiar as did the face of the doctor the more I studied Y. I put to him a direct question and received as direct an answer. 1t was indeed he, Raymond Bergin of old, the lover of humanity, the country doctor who charged no fee, the pride of the village. beloved by young and old, the winner of the prize given by the state of Connecti-I cut to the citizen that had built the best hen house in the state.
 BELLE GORDON.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-17
Class Poem.

Class Poem. The sun has risen on our morn of life, Gone are those childhood years with
 pleasures rife; Now, as with eager heart and anxious
 eye, We see the futures path before us lie. We turn once more, review the four
 short years, Whose memory holds for us both
 smiles and tears. Oh, Crosby Alma Mater of us all In leaving thee, regret falls like a
 pail;
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-26
hoaaikt in aus6ht.
Der streitpnnft 1T pie ~sSurisSiftiun
iiber ben Hio be Ia Ylata.

Ws tep o, llruguap, ,23 .Iears
Die 5rage Der Surisoiftion ii6er
ben Rio oe la Glata, Die su einem
0isput 5lpiiden llrusuap uno Der
argentinii6en gfepublif eefiibrt bat,
orobt, IN Elm afutes Staoiltm 3u ire.
len. 9as argentinii6e S6uIi6ifi
rGreiibente Sarmiento" lit fiiralif,
IN ben Safen bon Wontepioeo einae.
Fabren, obne Der &iiite Salut 5u ent.
bieten. slud Die argentinii9en Cor.
peooboot.3 .3eritorer. Die fiir5Ii6 bier
In Den Safen fanen, feuerten Die lib.
lt6en Salutidiiiie nidt ab. 1ie lb.
Iiht bierbei i6eint gepeien gu iein,
bic glnii6ten Der 8epolferllng Ger gr.
gentiniithen Gepltblif 5u beitdtigen,
beren BremiernliniIter fiir5li6 in ei.
rer &ebe erflGrt bat, Dob ale @e.
paiier 6es 9iio be la Elatu.SpItems
,ur 9lrgentinii6en &epu6Iif geb0ren.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-26
Srfd)t Grprfder
btftraft.
S,uci W;Gnrcr rcriud,rn inter Srp'
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llnterlctb 9eIfoIicn un0 mabrid)ein.
lid tO0llh pernunoet. Sennett unO
Elm @enoIic nnmeuS 9roofs muroen
auf Dem Sbeuuoo0s 3uge nah Wfinot
8esra6t ruO in Oas Soipital iiber.
flibrt.
Ger SrubeI crtItonO 0ur6 oas 9e.
nebmen SennettS un0 zines 8enoi.
len Die nad @lenburn fnmen uno
na6 Dem Glabe bon Comp &obie airr.
gen, Der Semperen59etr1nfe perfauit.
sic tranfen etnige perbptene itarfc
8etrdnfe unO be5ablten oieIe niht
MIR ni6t, ion0ern 6robten ibm nod,
Dab lie i'm bes 8erfaufs bon 5piri.
tuoien bei6uloigen piiroen, penn er
nif)t $15 be5nble.
3pei @eriidte iino oarii6er i'm
l(mlaut mas 9fobIe tat. Gins be-.
iagt, oaB er Der 6orOerung nadse.
tommen lei, oas anbere, baB er es
nibt getan ba6e. Seoenfaas gingen
Damn Bennett uno iein @enoIie nad
Dem 2eibitaa bon Sberioan unS
Sboof, lieben iid Elm @eipann seben
uno DoIlten fortfabren, obne 5u be.
5ablen. Gin Streit entitano un6
Bennett uno feline @enoIien iagen,
Dob elmer Der i'm Stale beiinolihen
W1nner Bennett nit elmer 9ier,
flaide iiber ben aopf seiblagen babe
Die bei6en Wdnner begannen 3u
ibieBen, fllbren aber nit DEM guggp
fort, ais Der Wari6aa ii6 nit meb.
reren 2eltten 5eigte. sic puroen in
Der Nabe oes gleoators seItelt uno
elm &f entitanb, in Dem Bennett
ldJlper oerlpunOet tpur6e.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-26
Ieufralarmprobe.

gei elmer Seueralarmprobe in Ser
stGotri6en Shule 81 &attolpis in
Sberidleiien, ereisnete ii6 cine Banii
unter oen ain0ern, bel Der MIR nit
Wfiibe Elm iltrht6ares llngliid perbii'
tet wuroe. Smmerbin trugen 5nbl'
rei6e &naben Gueti6ungen bapon
uno bier pon ibnen Iiegen ibper Der
lebt oarnie0er. .1 -.
oils bas 4larmiignaI ertonte, iteQ,
te iih beraus, oaB cine Ger glus.
gangStiiren aus 8erieben peri6loien
mar. Gie &inoer Der iehIten &lalia
itrebten oieier 5iire 5u. Die 9interen
8eiben orailgten gegen Die ooroeren,
balo entitnnb Elm unentrpirrbarer
&nGuel, uno Die itGrferen 3inber itie'
BEN ooer trampelteu Die anoeren 81
8ooen, BON oenen piele oas 9elpuBt'
iein perloren.
31peifeaos bGtten piele scr &leinen
ibren Soo geflnoen, ipenn niht Sai'
ianten Die Ingitidreie geb0rt uno 5il
Siilfe geeilt mGren. Die Siir puroc
erbro6en, un6 Die Ianif erreihte ibr
@noe. Gie an gooen. liegenoen
Spier 1purben bon ger5ten in's 9e.
pubtiein 5uriidgerllfen i.no naf
Sauie Jebradt. '.".':
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-26
Gin hummer Sd,fr,.
grinst ieincr Sdpeiter nnb berem
1rennbin idDipcre @nnoen BET.

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Sbgleih lie ben 8ebrouf) ibres
re6ten arnes Oauerrl0 perloren unS
ibr 9ltmen ol1rh cine an3GbI S9rot.
formunben beihmerlih genadt lit.
Deigert iih Srl. &ate Gems, Sohter
oes Sarmers 6ranf 2en5 geeen Mn.
ton fShif 81 5eiigen, Der brrb oas
lufdaige 2osseben zines Ceipebres..
Sas er cuf iie uno ieine Shtpeiter.
Warp Shid, rihtete. iie ihaper Der.
feste, ols iie cine 2anoitraBe entIana
gingen. Der Slnge fan geraoe bon
einem Sosoaisfluge 5iiriid, trof Die
beioen Wdohen. 5ieIte auf iie unA
rief ibnen 3u, npabt oitf, id bin i'm
gesriff, eib 5u idieben." Ger Sun,
.ge flob, tpurSe ater pon einem Beam.
ten geiunSen. Ils er oerbaftet tpur.
De. CAB er fein 3eiden bon @rreguna
iiber Ole aiiaire.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-26
Uer Wabr muno.Tall.
vfan slanbt an ben Stnrs bcs Nini.
tiers BON Nebrentbal.
8ien. % Op1r,

Wien, 20. WGr3.a
Der iogehannte @a6rmuno.Saa
biIoet IN poIitiiden uno afa6emiid,en
areii ien nod immer oen Sauptgegen.
itano oes Seipr1ds. Dean b6lt es
iiir moglid, oaB Der aonilift ben
Stnr3 Ses oiterreidii6.ungariiden
Dfiniitcrs oes aeuBeren, 5reiberrn
bon aebrentbaf, uno Ole abbcrufuna
oes apoitoiiihen 0untius, Ueiar.
@ranito bi gelmonte BisnateIli, 8ur
6olge baben miro.
Sic bieitge 9reiie bebanoelt Sie
affaire IN allen ihren gin3elbeiten.
gs miro berporgeboben, oaB Die
Streitihrift, lpeI6e Der Sale i,no 9eb.
rer oes 8irhenredts, Grofeiior 8.
8abrmlino bon Der rehts. uno
Itaats1uiiieni6aftlifen sSafultdt Der
llntperlitat Snnsbrud, oeroifentlihte
uno Die bon Der geborbe fonfis,irt
tpuroe, Die groBten ausfdle gegen
ben &atboli3i: mus entbaIte.
Der geuntius erflGrt nah fpie Dor
offentlih, er brte formea pom Weini.
tier b. slebrentbal Die 4biesuna oes
Brofeiiors perlangt. slebrentbnl be.
ltreitet, tuie neuerlif offi5ios befannt
gegeben miro, Ole &i6tigfeit Der aus.
iage oes Iuntius un6 bebauptet, oie
Iffaire babe nur informeae ge.
ipr1fslpeiie erm6bnung geiunoen.
Sonit triiroe er oen ginmiIhunas.
geriu6 5lriidgetpieien baben. gr.
gebrentbal, babe lebiglih oen Inter.
ri6ts. .O}iniiter Or. War6et Don ser
Code in aenntnis geiett.
8on Observation-Disclosures Seite miro
bic 9bberiifllng bes Huntius perlonat
uno an ben 5all 3alnofp.agIiar er.
innert. (0egen Der ginmii6una oes
papitli6en gtuntius glgliaroi in ole
ungarii6e fEhenpolitiibe @eiebge.
bung geriet 8rai GaInofp,, Der ge.
meiniaine Winiiter Ses gleuBeren, nit
Dem ungarii6en WiniiterprGiioenten
Baron ganifp in einen JeoniIift, Der
i'm peranlaBte, am 6. Wai 1895 iei.
men abidieo ein3irei6en. Der Rai.
ier batte aalnofp's gntlaiiunesgeiud
5uerit dbeelebnt, es aber genebmigt,
|als Der @rni es am 10. Mai ernel.
ertp !
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-26
Gin effabrlidtr
. -. Auftritt.
Ter biplomatiidc 9iatscbcr Stcucns
ppn Sorcancrn angegriiicn.
5 j acrn i'm III erpfan9sfaalr
tr nrj gotels mte0er.

Sranctsco, %. W1rS.
3. u. StepenS, oiplomatii6er &at.
geber OcS foreanii9en lStaatSrateS,
Der am Sreitag bon &orea eintrai,
murOe am Sonntogaben0 i'm 8eiea.
ld)aftSiaale ieine8 SotelS bon einem
&omitce bon bier piitenoen &orea.
nern nngegriffen un0 81 9oben &c.
ihlagen. 9tur oie i6nelle 1a5rpi.
ihentltnft bon @Giten un0 Sotel6e.
otenIteten, Die auf ieinen SilferuT
btn5ufanen, retteten iein 2eben Dor
oen &oreanern, Die erflGrten, oob lie
tbn getotet BADEN tpiiroen. Stepens
bat groBe 9eulen uno 4rasnunben
erbaIten, lit aber nidt gef6brIib Der.
Iest.
Steoens ia9te na6 ieiner glnfunit
IN elmer unterreoung, baB bas forea.
ntihe Solf burh Den iapaniihen
Sf)us groBe @obltaten erbalten babe
unO Dab bosieIbe arfange, Ole Sa6e
NIT giinitigeren 9lugen 81 betradten
gr iGgte nlld, oaB Ole foreanii6en
SanOleute Die Sapaner piIlfommen
eebciBen bGtten unb Sie oiii5ieIle
&laiie gut BON ibnen bddten, neil Ole
ein5ige Sofinung fir Scored Die Heor.
ganiiieruna Der alten Snititutionen
in Der bon Sapan acknowledgement
8eiie iei. gnoere grfldrungen, Ole
ale 9iinitie fir Sapan in 9e5iebung
auf ibr @eburtslano naren, Grgerten
Die &oreaner. ....
Z gtab Dem slngriff ging Steuens in
iein 3immer. Ter gmpfanesiaal bes
Sotels purbe iniolge Der glffaire IN
groBe auiregung periest. Stepens
IieB ieine Berlesunsen perbinoen lnS
meiserte lih, iemanb 3u ieben, ba er
fiidt in Ser Sage Jet. ben slngrifi ST.
beIpre6en, pon Dem er felt 9Iaubt,
oaB er NIT einem RorOe b1tte enoen
ioQen. ....
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-26
Gefdbrlidler 9uftaro.
Gin brenuenoer &runlend)ter faai
uGbrens oes 8ottesSienitcs in
bic Stride.

W usfegon, Rid. %. Rir5.
ssiinfaebn CUB, tiei in oGn I;ttcI
gang Ger pietien reformicrten ai~c
iaueno, eri6redte in Dem gcitriIer
4benogottesoienite Elm &ronleuf:cl
atpeibunbert &lrhenbeiuher, mih
reno lie bas SdluBlieO iangcn
Sroalen idrien unb Idnner n1rer
I'M 8egriff, iid in panifarti9ei
Sluft nab Dem glusgange 81 men.
ben. glber Ger Gbor,. unter 2eitnno
bes gaitors $. g. groof, iubr nit
Dem Singen fort, ais oh iid nihtS
ltngetpobnlihes 5llgetragen Bate uno
Die &altbliitisfeit berer auf Der Tlat.
form berubigte Die slngit Ser 8e.
meinoe, iooaB cine Banif uermieSen
pur6e. 9as brennenbe Del ieste Den
Seppib i'm Wittelsanse in 9ranO,
aber ole Slammen murben bon oer
WGnnern id]nen ailsgetreten uno Die
2eute perlieBen Die STRIDE in rubiger
Sronung.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-03-26
Tas pfreinseefrt.
Die Saiinns in Der aOmmiiiiou bon
oem glof angenommen.
9erIin % O}Gr,


9as 8ereinsgeies lit nunmebr in
Der aommiiiion ansenommen woroen
uno 5par in elmer isaiiung, gegen
melhe Die &egterung nidts mebr elm.
5lttpenoen bat. SGmtIihe RitaIieber
bes 8lofs itimmten fir oie 8orIaae,
lpie lie auf 9rltno oes &o1npromi:;es
geItaltet tporoen lit, pGbrenS Die ii6ri.
gen 8ertreter in Der &ommiIiion Der
Waabregel opponierten. Der &ompro.
nib ergan5t bas beitebenoe 8erbot,
Deldes iih bagegen rihtet, 6aB Rin.
oeridbrige politiihen 8ereinen ange.
boren unb politiihen 8eriammlungen
beapobnen.
Die Nebner bes glofs, spel6e ii6
our Sa6e pernebmen lieBen, Der.
pabrten iib eesen Die pieliad lnut
geporoene llnteritellung, Dab ein
&ubbanoel 3spii6en 4onierpatipen
un6 2iberalen unter ben auipi5ien
Der &egierung Dor lid gegaugen lei.
9lu6 elm 8ompromiB inSa6en ser
gorienreiorm.8orlas Die am lesten
Sonnerstae, pie gemeIoet, bon Ser
2omniiiion abgelebnt iporben mar,
lit iett iiher. Die &onierpatipen bel.
Der @ruppen, tpel6e uripriingli6 nit
bem Centrum gegen Ole &egierungs.
sSaiiung itimmten. geben nad. Sic
Gegierung bat erfolgreif Die Scot.
penoigfqit bargelegt, oaB cine Before
finan3ielle 9fiiitllng fir epentueQe
SGle bei6aft perOen miiiie, no3u es
elmer griinoliden 9lbanoerimg bes be.
itebenSen g0riengeieses bebiirfe.