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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-20
OSCAR WILDE
rs REBURIED
Body Goes to Famous Burial Ground
and Will Lie Beneath
Monument.

PARIS, July 20.-The literary execu-
tor Of Oscar Wilde today had his body
removed from the grave in the Cine
there Parzien De Bagnaux to grave
prepared in the great Cimetiere Pere
La Chanse where a monument will be
erected in a short TIME. Wilde died
in cheap lodging house In Paris in
1anA while an exile from London. Late
in 1908. anonymouse notes contained
ten Thousand to purchase a grave
and erect a monument.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-20
MADE ATTEMPT
TO END LIFE
Crazy Teamster Startled the People
at Noon in Chicago Streets
by Double Effort to
PEOPLE STOPPED HIM
First Tried to Hang and Then Made
Dash to Throw Himself
in Front of Moving
Train.

CHICAGO, July 2o-with rope
tied around his neck, Marcus Nc
Laugalin, teamster attempted sui
eide in the presence of hundreds at
noon today by throwing the rope over
the arm of telephone pole. He in
tended TO jump from his wagon. By
ISLANDERS cut the rope. He then ran
intending to jump from the viaduct in
front of a train, but was caught. He
is reported to have quarreled with his
wife.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-20
USED DYNAMITE
VERY EFFECTIVELY
Mike o,Haran Put stick in His
Aouth and Tried 70
Smoke it.

MEXICO CITY, July 90 Following
a protracted spree, Mike O'Haran, en-
ployed at the Oaxquena plantation,
placed stick of dynamite with fuse
attached in his mouth, lighted the
fuse and watched it burn past his
face until the dynamite exploded. The
body was horribly mutilated. Separa-
tion from his wife is believed the be
the cause.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-20
Roosevelt Must be Millionaire by
this Time for He Has Been
Writing Since Last
Thursday
COLLECTION rs COMPLETE
Only Lacks Few Small Animals and
Birds Now to Satisfy Hin and
is Through With the Big
Game.
TBy Warrington Dawson.]

IN CAMP WITH ROOSEVELT,
SAGOSIA. July 20 Roosevelt is de-
voting his time to writing and has
not fired shot since Thursday. He
declared to me that he will not do
much more at big game hunting in
this section of Africa, owing to the
completeness of his collection of ami
mails bagged. He desires to secure
some smaller animals and birds. To
morrow Roosevelt will go to Naivasha
and on Saturday will so to Nairobi,
where he will remain until August 5,
and thence go to Kenya.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-20
Weather Conditions.

4he eastern area of high pressure
extends from the Mississippi valley to
the Atlantic, and with exception of
passing showers on the gulf and New
England coasts, generally fair, cooler
weather prevails over that region.
The western area of low pressure
covers the mountain and northern
plateau region; attended by slowly
rising temperature and there have
been light showers in Arizona. New
Mexico, Utah, Colorado and North Da-
kota. An area of high pressure is en-
tering oregon. and the weather is gen.
orally fair on the Pacific slope.
Conditions indicate generally fair
weather, with slowly rising tempera-
ture for this section tonight and We'd
nesday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-20
TFL WEA'rflIIR.
indications for Iowa, Illinois ane Mis-.
scuri. Wired From Chicago.

For Keokuk and vicinity: General
ly fair tonight and Wednesday; slow
ly rising temperature.
For Illinois Generally fair tonight
and Wednesday: slowly rising temper
atrr+.
For iowa Generally fair tonight
and Wednesday; no decided change in
temperature.
For Missouri: Generally fair to-
night and Wednesday; slowly rising
temperature.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-20
PRATT GIVEN
JOB IN CUBA
His Good Work in Ohio Was Remem-
bcrcd by Taft Who Used His
influence.

HAVANA, July 2O.-R. w. Pratt,
formerly chief engineer of the Ohio
board of health, was appointed super
vising engineer and placed in charge
of the sanitary construction Of Cuba
under the Cuban government. 1t is
thought that the appointment was i'm
fiuenced by Taft who was acquainted
with Pratt's work in Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-20
Mayor Not Present.

& CHICAGO. July pa great crowd
attended the laying of the corner
stone of the new city hall today. The
mayor was unable to be present as he
has not sufficiently recovered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-20
Mrs. cuIIum Better.

ATLANTIC CITY, July 2o.-Mrs..
Cullum, wife of the senator is report
ed better today and hopes are enter
tanned for her full recovery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-20
postmiatress Appointed

WASHINGTON. July 2o.-The pres
ident today sent the nomination of
postmistress to the senate of Mary A.
Payne for Xenia, I'll.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-20
River Forecast.
The river will fall steadily.
Daily River Bulletin.

Daily River Bulletin.
Stage. Height. ! Change. .W'h'r.
ST Paul IA AS -O.2 Cldy
La Crosse j.. u AZ 0.S Cldy
Davenport Is A 90 PtCdy
Keokuk .... 10 6.5 -0.3 Clear
ST. Louis s.. 80 32.9 0.4 Clear
Local Observations.
Bar.Ther. WindState.
l9 Z p. m. s.. SO.2 27 II E Clear
20 a. m. o.. 1929 66 Sc Clear
River above low water of 1864. 6
feet, tenths.
Change in "a hours, fall. tenths.
Mean temperature, 50.
Maximum temperature, sc
Minimum temperature, IS.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-08-05

!, - =
I ONE CREAM CQLORED, STRIPED
II .-:>..a ..s WOOL SUIT
Best Material. Was $3.50; now
.,...... $21.5O
.&7-F| WOOL SUITS.
2, All Colors and Sizes. just half price.
Two $50 SHIFTS now -. $500
Three $25 Suits; now. -. $3.50
Two $40 Suits; now. $1,000
3N. TWO-PIECE LINEN SUITS
T Whtte.- Trimmed with Colonial Lace.
We're $40; now 5000
/ - TWO-PIECE LINEN SUITS
J blue and Striped, Black and White.
{ We're $500; now ........ .$2.75
~ Wolfe, Serge, Panama, all kinds Of
Cloth and all Colors.
+ - Style, material and workmanship
are right Straight discount of 25
per cent from previous low prices.
SILK UNDERSTANDS.
g. (AH Colors.)
/ $1,000 Skirts only $50. Sc 90
& 81 40 Skirts only -: $500
$500 Skirts only ........ $3.E~
/ 4.6O Skirts only ....... .$3.0 90
HEATHERB1OoM UNDERSTANDS
=1<. can CoIors.)
Were $500 $3.50 and $500
Choice only .$1.7-
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-08-05
REFUSED
TO GIVE UP NEGRO WHO KILLED
HIS OPPONENT.
Rear Admiral Says He Must Inves-
tigate Further the Case OF the Ne
gro stoker Who Killed a Man in q
Friendly Contest.

Providence, Mass, August s.
Rear .Admiraf Schroeder tonight re-
fused to surrender Davis w. Will
liams, of Marietta, Ca, to the state
police, who tried to arrest Williams
as result of the boxing bout held
on the battleship Vermont Friday
night, when his opponent, Harrison
H. Fostcg was SO badly injured that
he died soon after. Both men we're
Negro mess hands on the ship. A
warrant charging manslaughter was
issued.
Admiral Schroeder said he did
not deny the jurisdiction of the state
but that the Government had insti-
tuted an inquiry, and he preferred
to wait until that investigation, had
been concluded before acting fur
Their in the matter.
He promised he would notify the
state police of the result Of the in
quiry and as to whether he would
give up Williams.
The fleet was augmented today
by the arrival of the fast cruiser
squadron, consisting of the armored
cruisers North Carolina and Mon
tana and the Cruiser New York,
which arrived from the mediterra-
mean.
On board the North Carolina
were Lieutenant Utley and DR.. Cook,
who left at once for Annapolis as
witnesses in the Sutton trial.
There was little practice or drill
Of any sorts aboard the ships today,
the crews being busy in preparing
the vessels for the start for Hamp-
ton Roads tomorrow. -.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-08-05
DISGUISED
AS Negress Rich Georgian Lured 6
Girl From Her Home and He
Is Sent to Prison.

Atlanta, Ca, July 3I.-W. H. Nit
chell,. a wealthy citizen OF Thomas
vile, Ga, must serve one year. in the
penitentiary, according to the deci-
sion Of the Court Of Appeals today,
for kidnapping and attempting to at:
tack Miss Lucille Linton, O rich young
woman, also of Thomasville.
Mitchell disguised himself as q
Negress and succeeded in Turing Miss
Linton from her home. After they
had gone some distance, she allie ged
Mitchell tried to attack her. .
The jury found him guilty of as.
sault and battery only. Mitchell ap-
pealed the case and pleaded insanity
but the Court of Appeals refused a
NEW trial. -
Mitchell's father founded the city
Of brownsville and he is related ts
many Of the best families in Geor.
gia. =,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-08-05
NEGRO TOLD TO VAMOOSE,
BY Oklahoma Mob Which Threatens
To Dynamite House.

Stigfer, Okla, Aug. 1.-Incensed
at the presence of Negro ooolss inl>
ported from Memphis, a mob sur
rounded the house where ne was
employed and threatened to lynch
him unless he left town. A man
on guard warded off the attack
with q gun and summoned officers.
An ultimatum was given by the
mob that unless the Negro let the
house would be dynamited and the
inmates killed.
Two weeks ago another mob was
dissuaded from beating the cook by
woman Of the house by firing over
the heads Of the crowd with rife.
The Baptist Sunday School will give
a picnic Thursday, the 18th instant.
Missionary Society will meet Friday
night at the Baptist church. IA
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-08-05
OWN LAND.

The first step toward becoming
good citizen is to own piece of
land. In every sense the earth Is
really that on which We live 1t
supports US not only as a space to
physically stand, but it supports us
by furnishing that upon which the
continuance of our lives depends.
No one Is prepared to love this
world so well, and to he attached
to its welfare SO closely until he
can call his own a spot of land-that
which Is physically and really the
world. -
Owning land has had an uplifting
and enobling effect on man since
humanity left its cradle. No peo-
pie has ever been enslaved or great
ly oppressed when the earth on which
they lived belonged to them. The
anarchists-the wou1d-be Destroy
ers of today--do not own land.
If they did, the first effect on them
would be to create and not destroy
to build up rather than tear down.
If you want to be filed with love
Instead OF hate, buy q piece of land
preferably in the country, where you
can see the earth producing some
thing; see the crystal dew upon the
grass and the real. effects of the
rain that falls from heaven.
You cannot be conscious Of what
the earth is without It. 1t is not
necessary for you to buy fertile
acre. 1t is really piece Of selfish
ness for you to want land to be rich
when 1t comes into your possession.
When you buy land that is poor and
then improve it, you have the hap
piness Of the land looking UP into
your face and saying: II know that
my Redeemer liYeth.
All great men have. loved the
earth. According to scriptural ira
dition, the earth has brought them
forth; and according to our own
actual knowledge; it. is the only
bosom which is kind enough to hold
us always.
The one word In importance above
all others which we would speak to
every youth: Get you some guam
tity Of land.---Parkersbnrg Dispatch
News. 2,i H.. ....... b..
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-08-05

THREE PIECE SUITS =
Princess Style, with Coat, Lac
Trimmed. Blue, White, Rose. La
ender. We're: $500; now. $1,000
THREE PIECE NET SUITS
Blue and Ecru.
were $500; now $1,000
TWO PIECE POPLIN SUIT
Trimmed with Fine Colonial Lace.
now $50. OO
ONE BLUE SERGE PRINCESS
Was $3.50; now .......... $3.50
JUMBO SILK DRESSES
All Colors; All Sizes.
Were 1880; now ......... So so
PRINCESS DRESSES
Fancy Linen; Blue, Lavender,
Cream and White. We're $500;
HOW Il. $4 80
PRINCESS DRESSES
Extra fine quality Pongee. Were
%o'OO' ho" 800
MESSALINE SILK WAISTS
Were $3.50; now $3.50
NET WAISTS
Ecru and White.
$3.50 quality only ......... 50 90
Po'OO quality only. $3.50
WHITE WAISTS
81. 80 quality only. ST 90
500 quality only. ......... 75c
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-08-05

and one Of the leading physicians Of
Boston, who is working day and night
on the elaborate program which will
be the chief attraction: for all visitors
at the Forthcoming meeting. ..,.
DR.. Hall was born in the city of
New Orleans, La, in 1875. After at
tending Straight University for a
number Of years, he went to the Yves.
leyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass,
and graduated second in the class OF
1894. He then went to- Yale Univ
ersity, where he graduated in 1897,
receiving the degree Of Phi, D. In one
of the largest classes that ever went
out Of the university. a..
After graduating from four
years course in the medical fepart-
ment Of the University of Pennsyl-
vania, he was. appointed as an jf-
terne at the FreedmaR's Hospital,
Washington, D. G., 1a0tM
In the year off1902 DR.. Hall CAME
to Boston, Mass, and opened I'D an
office, and as reward for upright.
gentlemanly conduct and proficiency
tn his profession he has built .up an
excellent practice. - ....
He is member, Of the American
Medical Association; .gMassach usetta
Medical Society, Examining Physician
OF the Pioneer Lodge, mo. 1 s, Il. a. p.
o., Il. Of the World, 1Exanaining phy-
sician and member o, the Odd Eel.
- rs 4. .
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-12-30
Nlerkmiiroiee pfanouua.
Gin Sd,aocncriaeprosea Der Bull
man.8pmpaisie.
6 oGumbus, O., %. 3e8.

" ~ ~ Nv " - ~' -~' ~
Tie v9ullman Botace Gar 60"
bot Den sbertfi 2infe Don Gliding.
Gountp, oen 9lmpalt sSreo ". 8lad
unb WcGuil.e Gillette, eiuen Bolltlfer
aus Raporf, g., beim 8unoesgerIht
,un $4,000 S6abeneriaB uerflogt.
2ie &onpanie bebaltptet, oaB az
8eronlailung Der 2lugetIagten am
90. Nopentber ein Bullman.Waaen
Der in einem nah 8aibington fah
renoen3uge Der Baltimore & Ohio
&abn eingeiteut mar, Don Dem 3u9e
losgefllppelt uno an ouS @eleiie &c,
tettet poroen iei. Gillette ioll oleie
mertpiirCice EiGu0urg peranIoBt
boben, neil er ongebIld niht Ole
3oblunq Don $t2O ieitens Der @elell'
iduit mir Den Iiebitobl ODER 8erllrIt
Don @oroerobe mt5 elmer Der Bull'
nualupogen er3ieleu founte. 3ie Bai'
iaaiere 0es 9epfdnoeten Wogeus mllB.
ten umItciser imo Der @agen ltebt
beute nod, nit &etteu an Die 8elelie
angeihloiien, III RaDart.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-12-30
paidteiftr
fiues pafors.
gcrbangaispullcr 8aug Sa ctncr
gSeibnad,tsfeier.
Grtrieren bsioer tiibe
inmitten oes Blinaros.
Grreideu bes 3ieleS inter iiber'
meuidDlidDer Nuitrensung.
Gbicoao, 2S. Ges.

~ - = " " y, 49, ~NO'
Meoereno 8. 6. 9oitid bon Gbi.
eaeo batte Ger @eibnabtsfeier elmer
fietnen @emeinoe in oem 5polf Wei.
In bon bier entfernten gortpille bel
tpobnen moaen. gllS er leine Sabrt
ocrtbin autreter luollte, mlBte er er.
fcbren, Dab Die 9obnen iniplge oeS
iiirdterIifen Sdneeiturmes ibre
Sabrten bntteu eiuitellen millien.
I'm Die ouf i'm lpartenoe 8emeir.
De nidt our6 iein auSbleibeu 81 ertt.
tGuiheu, entidloB er ith tros oeS
9Ii85arbs. oen 8eriut 5u lnnhen
iein 3iel 81 Sub 81 erreihen. Ter
@eg miro ibm pcrmlttlif beioe 6ilBe
fciten. Wit ioIt ilbermenIhlider
&nItreugung babnte itd) Ser iungc
6eiitlide ieinen 8eg ourd) Die
Shnecmaiieu mo ben tbm clttgc9elr'
l0ebenben Sturm. SdlieBlth per.
iaateu ieine ardite Gr iiiblte, mie
ieine 6iiBe idNper mo iteii mur.
hen. 90 5o9 er ieiue Shnbe aus
rno perirtte ieincn 8lieomaBen
hurd Heiben Die uerlorene Wurnle
nieber5ugeben. sls er oann pieoer
Die Sdluhe anjiebeu mollte, warel
Die 6iiBe Oerartig angeihrpoaen oob
Tic nid,t mebr IN iene biretngin9eu.
9tn nuiBte er IN bloBeu Striimpiell
treitpr bnrh ben Shnee ituiHpfcn,
.sIIs CT Die eriten Sduier Dorfpilles
e1reid)te. mar ieiue 8raft 5ll @noe.
8elpuBtloS fiel er auf Der Shrpeur
zines SormbaiIies uieber. Die Be
ncbuer orinnen borten Den 6all, ell
ten oil Die 1iir uno fanoen Den jun'
gen 8eiitlihen. sic lieBen ibm alle
Silie ongebeiben uno er beiinoet ltd)
iest beoeuteno beiier, aber Der ar5t
aibt feline Soffnung, oaB DEM I'm
aIiiflihen Oie amputation Der beioet
ertroreuer: sSiiBe eripart bleiben miro.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-12-30
3abes fefbalten
am alten plane.
ltnbeirrtcs Surf,fiibrcn bes lcgisla.
tiueu Erosramms.
pes praf0entfa Arbeit
an DER nad,1teu BotfdIaft.
@erinser GinflnR Der IartsiiGbrer
anf Saits Nbiidren.
8 a oibington 2S. Ges.


Sros oIler ginfliiiie BON 5eiten
Der Garlonentarier mo golititer
balt grGiibent Sait unentmegt ON
benz IegisIatiuen Brosramm felt, oas
er aui ieiuer Reiie oilrh ben 8eiten
oes Sanoes in ieinen 3ablreihen Re.
ben itiS5iert bat @r bat iest nit Der
Gusarbeitura Der eriten ieiner Spe.
5ialbotlhaiteu an Den 3ongreb be.
eonnen.
3ieIel6e miro iih nit Den Slmen.
dement's beiaiien, Die ieiner Neinung
nod an Dem 3iuiibenitaatsbanSeIs.
gelese nnb an Dem Sbermdn'i 'ifen
antitrllitgciese porgenorunten per.
ben miiiicn. Gs lit fiir3lih beridtet
poroen. ooB Der Br6iioent ieins
8orIdl19e Sllr abdnoeruna bes
antitruitgcieses mogliderlpeiie aui.
idlieber piirbe. bis bas Sbergeridt
Ole Gntiheibuna IN yStonoaro
Or. ".Bru5eiie gei1lt baben piir6e.
Der Rrdiibent bat oieie 9lbiidt in.
osHen nidIt.
Sbruobl mebrere Garteiiii6rer 6es
Senats nno bes ISauies gelteno ee.
madlt baben. bab Serr Sait ieine
abiidten in oieiem Sale beim 8olfe
IN idieies 2idt iesen founte. glau6t
Der Brdiioent bod, Dab er lid iiber
ieine 3iele 10 belitlih ausseipro6en
babe uno i'm Dos Bolt 10 gut per-
itebe, oaB er nit ieinen leeislatinen
ablidten r,lbis audi ioiort beginner
fonne, o6re befiirhten 3u niiiien.
miBperitanoen 3n neroen.
Ter gruiioent bat mebreren ge.
iitdcrn ausoriidlib perii6ert, boB
er niemnls oaran geodf,t babe, feline
Sl1ne 81 dnbern. Die 8otihaft miro
am 3. 5anuar CUR 8erleiung in bel.
ben Sauiern bereit iein irno lpobr.
ideinlid cin melt groBeres Sntereiie
erregen, oils Die gotidait CUR @r.
ofinuna bes aongreiies.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-12-30
Annatur eimes Sobres.
gdJuh einss balbmid,iisen Burden
ani ieine Mntter.
81 EN- pbis. Senn., 90. Ee5.

81 empbis, Senn., 90. Ie3.
Sames i. Road, fait nod elm bolb'
piidGiger ,Sunge, ilob bon elmer yin.
3abl &eutcn bart perfolgt, IN oas
Sous zines sSreunoes uno perlban8te
lid, ooieIbit. INN lid Die tSdiher pom
2eibc 81 balten. Gr bate, na6oeR
er nit ieinqr Wuttcr, Der 6rau Sel.
lie 6. !Dtiuer, iiber cine @eloangele.
gerbcit in DcitigenStreit geraten mar,
6icIclbe in ibrem fleinen 8orltaotlo.
0en ougegrifien uno aili iie geihoiIen.
&n &erarctfiuug itber Ietne Dor.
ifneQc lat lmo in 0ent iiheren 8lau.
ben, oaB CT icine Wutter ermoroct
bGttc, flob or pon @ntieten gepeintgt.
al icinem Irelnbe III oeiien fleineS
SauS S5icr bieIt er Die 8erfol9er oic
gonje 9tod,t binourb BON ieoer 9lnni.
berun9 fern. G3 bIieb ben Silfs.
iGeriiis lmO Ben nit ibm getoutnenen
Giirqcrn nihtS onberes iibrig, o!s
SoS SSoltS gu bGpohen uno auf peite.
re 8erItGrtitnq 81 parten, nm lih oeS
permeiicltcn Wlrihen 3u bemGdti.
gen. Grit longe naf Eagesanbrud
gelona cs oen Scriolgern, lid BEN 3ll.
tritt in ooS Sous 81 er5lpingen. Oian
fano e5 inOeiien Ieer, oem 9uri6en
mar e8 i'm 1lnfel Der 9taft gellln.
gen, unbenerft aus Dem Sauie 5u
entfcnmen.
lie Niltter 6es Roah lit niht tGo.
lih oerlest porben. Die aer3te be-
gen teinen 3rpeiiel an ibrer @ieocr.
beriteaung. ... .'..
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-12-30
kein Gtntreten
orr Rfeifrune.
Mngeblid,cs 8erleugnen oentiher Nm
ipriide in WaroffO.
Groke perfimmune
in meiten krei(en.
Uelpaltiser 1eblbetras i'm preukiiden
Gtat.
9erlin, %. Tea.

Der | II, 2S. Vej.
@roBes auheben 6at cine ioeben
ergGneene offi3ioie @rfldrlng in Der
btnhurg nit oen TSannesmannIben
Winenunternebmllngen in Vtarotto
oeruriadt. @S bonoelt lid lnn Berg.
perfsre6te, neI6e bie@eitiolen Scar.
neSmann POM Sultun glboul 9llt$
erlonat rno bon Ohllat Sufio beltd.
tiqt crbolten hatten. Obspobl ole er.
item Re6tSgeIebrten @urppuS ote
Re6tsgiiItigfeit oieier &on3eIllonen
beiheinigt batter, 1purocn Ote Inter
nebmungen bod 81 cInen @e8r1rtono
tnterrotlOnuler &erhanOllmgcn Qe'
upaht, nufoem iid Elm NpeltcS Vd.
nenipnoifot gebilOet Bate. Ger oent
iden 8egterllnq Duroc Scr SonUurT
nidt eriport, 0oB lie OoS oelltlfe lln.
terne6men in Otoroffo 81 perleuQ.
men genei9t iei. Inn ii6 pieOer cln-
mol bel ;Sranfreid) @tebfinb 5u mo-
den, 10 bieB es. gs tpur0e Die Ior'
oerrtng oufgeitelt, Die &egierltng ioI'
le ;Sronfreid) gegenAber betreifs Der
aniprihc Der @ebriioer WanneS
nam niht nodgeber.
Iteie iSoroerung erfdbrt nunmebr
cine oifi5ioie 3uriif>peiiing. iSol'
genoe& miro CUR 8e8rilnoun8 olts.
aeiiibrt: Sic Hegierrng babe. oera.
De unter 9eriiflifti9,mg ser 9lnIpril'
he Der Wtonne@1annS, I'M SMhre
|t9OS Ole 9ugicirosm6hte peronlaBt,
cine TercinbariIn9 81 treT'elt, nadl
peIter Der Sultau Don Woroffo oaS
Bis oubin i'm Shertiot berrl6enoe
gar3 i'm iruB0iii6en 2$ntereiIe abge.
iaBte 9crg9eies mlfbeben Iolle lnS
fem neueS obne 3uit!mmuna lener
NGdte erlaIien oiirie. 3rotoem bot
item Ole WaannesmannS ocr Sultnr
gum grlaB etne8 gebeImen 9er9Ae
i ieees peranloBt, Sest perlangten 'ie
bob oic Hegierun9 iie gegen Die et8e
ne 6oroerung idiise. llno Dies, nod
ben eben crit miibiom Die 3uItim'
mlna ser D66tte 81 Dem SorlfIa1
srlangt porben iei. idmtIihe marof'
taniitben 9ergperfs.aonSel'i ei
nem unpurtetiihen Shieosgeribt
uermutlid DEM Sdrrsijer @unoesgc
lrift.- gu urtcrhrciter.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-12-30
Diele Shlft
auf 0tm Strau0.
Iic trnuri9cu Grgcbniiic oca NOrSOIt'
Stnrmc5.
Rrtlune Der >apffcr
III 0cn nleiitrn {allen.
Gerluit etncs srORen Sduucrs init
Der Maunid,aft.
z en- 2orf, 2S. Ic5.


Ger 8erll,lt oc$ groBen filn'nlnltl.
gen Shoners ~ vluUiS Ealmer" nit
lctner OtannIfaIt Don 5mol' Ecrlo'
nen in Der 9tdbe oe5 @in9anges gum
Safen BON Bottom lit leioer nIht Der
ein5lge gcrpeIen, oen Der Iurdtbure
Srt1n Der leBten Gage aui letncm
@erptnen bat. Ter 1reImaIter v9tan.
tusfet", NIT elmer &u0ung 9aubolj
nod Bolton beitimmt, muroe BET
Sfttnnte gegen oen Struno gelpor'
fen uro miro permlltlih ucrlorcn
iein. Die freipiQlge HettunQsmann.
ihaft bra6tc ieine Wannityaft mIttela
Der SolenbOle in SIherbelt.
9ei &ruro Yoint nabe gtontufCt
l,egt Der C6oner Belle &olllOap"
aui Dem StranOe. Vtun gloubt, oaG
ieine @elaBlmg III Sidjerbeit 9Cbra61
woroen lit. Ser Shoncr tam nit
elmer &oOlng Sfienen aus Eblloocl'
pbta. 2Iu Den felllBen 8iIiten DON
Dtartbas 8:neporo llegcn 5rpel ,Sho'
ner, Der ~. g. Mc&eun", ein eng
llihe5 6ubrjeug, oos Don Eertb 9lm'
bon nuh Solifor beitimmt mar, unO
uOtouo Seporo", pon Yort 8caoIn8
hah Bropincetopn beitimmt. sluh
ibre Wounitafteu ioQen iih in 81
6erbeit befinoen. 3n Brooincetopn
lit Die Sdalluppe ~9onIto" geItron.
Oct uro in ben ieid1teu Seilen bon
Slpmoutb Sarbor iiuo bier fletne
Sdoner aui, ben @runo seroten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-12-30
Cine Naht i'm gis.
Gin 5Gbrbpot nit EuHagicrcu tn
icitcu Sauocn.
@rioaeport. o. %. lea.

SehSig &uiingiere, unter ibnen
IS Sraueu, perbrahteu an 9orb oes
5GbrbootS Sharon" bas oui DER
ssabrt pon 9eaoire, Ohio, und 9en.
poob. @. ga. begriifen mar, cine
Shredensndtt. Gus Boot geriet
abenos Inn 6 llbr In 10 feites gis,
baB es nidjt losfpnmer founte uno
bis um ) llpr morgens mitten aui
benz 5luiie nit Der groben gisiholle
treiben muBte. SdlieBlih iino Die
ssabraGite in fleiuen 9ooten iiher
cns 2anS gebraht poroen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-12-30
Eurd,rciic 3clapas.

sarto 2ucrecia, Merifo.
2S. Ie5em6er.
Ger salompagen, in welhem gr.
grdiibent 3eIapa nod Werifo Gitp
reiit, lit bier ourdseiabren. Selapa
befinbet iib In 9eelcituna oes tribe.
rem ariegsminiiters unb anberer po.
Iitiiter 8eiinnunsssenoiien. 8or
Der abiabrt bon SAlina Grii3 Itattete
bic @eieQihoit Dem oortisen ameri-
faniihen aoniml 6. 9nblotp 9iuing.
iton einen geiuh ab. bel pelhem
aber fein poliiiihes Ebsma beriihrs
puroe.