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Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

A commission form of government
with recall provisions, will rule most
cities before many years. The pres.
ent system partakes too much of graft
and special privileges.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

Trinity church. New York city, with
its six million dollars annual income.
might do something towards relieving
the hunger of school children. There
is not much Christianity in piling up
and boarding wealth
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

Twenty-six years ago she was mar.
ried to II. NJ. Taylor, who for sixteen
years was connected with the different
mercantile establishments at Mancos
The past three years Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor lived at Kline on a ranch. Mr..
Taylor and an adopted daughter of
sixteen are the remaining members of
Aper immediate family The couple had
no children of their own.
For many years Mrs. Taylor had fol
lowed her vocation Of trained nurse
In that capacity she had soothed many
sufferers lying on beds OF pain, and
had eased the last hours of many n
departing soul. Those who knew her
best say that Mrs. Taylor was exem
plary In every waya fine woman OF
noble character who never had an enc,
my She was quiet and massumine
aud ordered her lie as II she thought
with Keble that,
The trivial round, the common task
WIN furnish all we need to ask.
Room TO deny ourselves; road,
To bring us daily nearer God"
The body of Mrs. Taylor, which Is
now at the undertaking rooms of Hood
n Ames will be shipped to Mancos to
morrow for burial.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

There is a movement on foot to
close twelve of the saloons In Kansas
City's "wettest" block, and the leading
brewer in that town is being sued for
divorce and alimony. Troubles never
come singly to some men.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

To cover up the wholesale cancel
lation of taxes the Democrat is re
sorting to all sorts of falsehoods. The
city election is near at hand and the
old game Of misleading voters must
be played. The voters were certainly
misled last fall. 1t remains to be
seen to what extent this will be the
case at the approaching city election
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

The fourth largest taxpayer In Bos-
ton is Lotta. the former soubrette
actress. Sprightly little Lotta. unlike
the grasshopper OF the fable. is not
compelled TO dance all winter because
she sang all summer. She returns
for taxation property valued at $685.,
900.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

Brazil not only welcomes but pro
notes Japanese immigration The
United States is willing that Brazil
should monopolize It, so the matter
ought TO be adjusted without serious
friction.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

Newspapers tell too many lies" de
clares Tennessee Judge. And he is
probably one of the men VINO would
hate TO have the newspapers tell the
truth about him.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

Hoarded and secreted money in In.
dia is said to amount to sl.500,o00,-
900. yet the postal savings bank has
long been In operation there. A com
plete remedy for the foolish habit OF
keeping the surplus money out of cir
cuiation has not yet been invented.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

''Mr. Hams. Mr. Foraker and Mr.
Hammerstein are three men who
should cease TO write letters" says the
Houston Post. A certain gentleman
nath1 Achbold no longer needs a eau.
lion of that kind, we take it.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

A New Orleans woman is suing the
pullman company for $4,000 because
colored porter put man into her
berth while she was occupying it. The
company ought to settle and give the
porter six months in which to REIN
burse 1t out of his tips.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

The other day a Baltimore woman
accidentally made the morning coffee
out of handful of granulated tobac-
co, and her husband drank cup Of II
before discovering the mistake. No
doubt the man was thoroughly used to
ihe boarding house variety.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

The way Democratic members OF
the Legislature are going back on plat
form pledges Is convincing the voters
that Democracy cannot be trusted
Colorado VIII land In the Republican
column next gubernatorial election
with a majority that will surprise the
natives
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

A chicken thief in Waterbury, Conn,
Iho was wounded is suing the gun.
hers because his raid IN the coop was
joke. We fear il will be difficult
10 convince the chickenes of that,
though.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

Spain proposes to spend 100000 900
on naval improvements. AS this sum
will produce only three or four levia
thars Spain should see that the in
vestment would be but a start
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

Washington Times: Waters Pierce
oil company is going to pay Its fine OF
almost 100000 to Texas In silver
dollars, just for cussednsss. Nov II
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

The Pennsylvania Legislature got so
ten days recess. Colorado is so far
behind that night sessions will soon
he in order. UP to date the short sal
AIRY bill is about the only thing pass
ad
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

DIR. Maxwell, superintendent OF
schools in New York city. says that
1000 children are attending school
suffering from lack OF food. Pupils In
this condition are not I'll for study.
And New York is the wealthiest city
In the world. Something wrong some
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22
A wild deer broke into a ba,

A wild deer broke into a bank at
Nashua. N. H., few days ago. The
fact that the animal had to smash n
window for the purpose of effecting an
entrance indicates that this is not the
open season for deer In New Hamp-
shire
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

The fight between the Pattersonians
and the Speerites is heart-reudine
And with few exceptions 1t is safe TO
say that the Speer machine viii
triumph.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

The Evelyn Thaw' Of Denver is
going on the stage. This causes the
.lorado Springs Telegraph to remark
that she might make hit washing
dishes
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22
A sac, DEATH.

AT $3.50 this morning Mrs. II. NJ.
Taylor OF Kline died at ochsner hospi,
tai from complication OF diseases.
She was brought to Durango little
over a week ago. from Bloomfield,
where she had been visiting her sister
for lime. She grew 80 much worse
that she was brought to Durango and
WAS operated on. but complications
were too many and too serious to save
her.
Mrs. Taylor was born In Utah. but
the family moved to the Mnncos dis.
irict when she was quite small. She
was daughter of the late George
Burnham, who died about six years
ago. Her mother. three brothers and
five sisters. all located in the AIancos
country, survive her.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

The county ring will endeavor TIC
keep the city ring in the saddle. IT'S
double combination in which tax
players and the people get It going and
coming.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

Missonri's treasury has been enrich.
ed to the tune of $4,000. the fine
recently imposed on branch of the
STANDARD Oil octopus. OIL consumers
viii make up the fine.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

Is your boy worth saving? II so
why permit him TO smoke cigarettes,
play truant and roam the streets at
night? Parents, look after your boys
and girls.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

Colorado at least escapes the sleet
and windstorms that make life a bur.
den for stock and human beings in
the middle and eastern states.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22
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Sheriff Clarke left this morning for
Pueblo with Frank r. Downing. who
was yesterday adjudged insane in the
county court.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

the Standard OIL company had thought
of that, ii would doubtless have con-
cluded to pay the $29 600. 900 fine in
that form. just as a good Joke.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

w. j. Hodgens. who has been stay
ing at the Southern since Monday,
went up to Silverton on the work train
this morning. Mr.. Hodgens is ma
chinist for the Royal Tiger Mining and
basin in San Juan county. He pass
ed through Durango Dec. l on va
cation trip. After visiting his brother
In McAllister, Okla. he visited friends
in Rodgers, Ark. and invest ed in a
fine fruit ranch. Mr.. Hodgens says
he has had plenty OF the blockade,
having been snowbound in Denver for
week. five days in Alamosa, and
three days In Durango
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

The Colorado Springs Gazette is just
out with Its annual edition which Is
larger and better than ever. If its
information about Colorado you hyc
after send for copy.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

Supt. p. b. McAtee arrived from Ala
mosa last night and went out on the
work train on the Silverton branch
this morning. The train left about
10:30 with three engines. Beside AS
sistant Superintendent John Deuel. and
his crew, there were a number of pas
sengers, who intended TO walk across
the slide the three miles between
trains. This last stretch is said to
be the worst part of the road since
the drifts have frozen solid In places
and water from the river where II has
overflowed the track has formed small
glaciers that have to be removed with
hand picks. This. of course. makes the
process tedious.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

Miss Emma Helms of Wheeling, w
Va, came In on last nights eastern.
The young lady was guest of the
Southern last night and left for Farm
ington this morning. She is deacon
ess OF the Methodist church bound for
the mission which the Home Mission
ary society conducts among the Naya
jos. Miss Helms said she was very
tired and that 1000 miles seemed a
long way from home.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

Judge and Mrs. II. 5. Clements and
daughter. Catherine, went to Denver
today on vacation trip Of a month or
six weeks. They may go on elsewhere
but had not fully decided when they
left. Catherine was very much trou.
bled this morning at 9:15 and she
her mother. and the baggage were al
the depot all right. but the Judge was
nowhere to be seen. As Frank Ed
miston yelled "All aboard" the miss
ing man came into sight around the
Palace corner. but looked just As coo
and unconcerned as II the train WASH
waiting for him. We think though
that the conductor did It on Mira. Glen
ents' account. Who would hold
train for mere man?
I
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

Moritz Stockder and son of Sil
verton. who have been staying at Trim
BILE during the blockade, returned HON.
on the special this morning. Mr.
Stoekder is manager of the SiIve
Lake.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

Clarence o. Finch, editor of the
Silverton Standard, who has been
snowbound at Trimble for over a
week. went home this morning on the
work train which went up TO the slide
Mr.. Finch said that the mail and ex-
press would be fetched from Silver
ton on toboggans. and that would make
a good TRAN for those walking over
the slides. Mrs. Finch. who accom-
panied her husband. will stay at Trim
BILE until the train goes through.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

Staging between IIesperus and La
Plata city these days is not the most
agreeable occupation In the world
The stage leaving Hesperus Wednes.
day morning found The roads SO bad
the driver concluded 10 turn back from
lhe May Day mine The horses got
Off the beaten track aud floundered
around In the deep snow until worn
out. unable to get back ON the road
The snow was tramped down around
the horses as much as possible and
after being blanketed the driver left
them for the night. walking back "a
Hesperus. Yesterday morning with
help he returned and it took most of
the day to get the team on the road
aud II was night when the outfit land.
ed in Hesperus. The continuous snow
falling and drifting has raised the road
to depth of dye 10 seven feet and
when the horses get off II is no easy
matter to get them back again.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

The persons arrested for gambline
were yesterday fined $50 and costs
making a total of $SS25 each. The
hearing in regard 10 the destroying
of the gamblers property comes up
Saturday. Feb. 81.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22
LOCAL NEWS,
(From Thursday's Daily

IFrom Thursdays Daily.)
The many friends of Wash Patrick
viii be pleased TO know that he is re-
covering from a severe attack of pneu-
monia.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

Pueblo will undoubtedly adopt the
commission form of government Poll
tics have played havoc with the sec
ond city of the state.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

This week a bluebIrd has been OBJ.
served on the lawn of the Walker
residence. 1863 West Third avenue.
She has been busy for several days
carrying around little bits of sticks
and feathers. Madam is probably get
Ting ready TO build her summer home.
Don't you suppose she has made n
mistake? If what they say is true,
spring won't dare 10 come yet for a
month or more!
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

DR.. and Mrs. J. f.. Reece arrived
last night from Marshall( Ark. and
went TO Pennington this morning TO
locate. They registered at the Palace
last night. Ancil Coker, a relative.
accompanied ihem Mr.. Coker has
purchased some land In Pennington
and Will make his home there.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

Durango people are living high these
days. All the women are trying the
recipes they learned at cooking school
Something new every day.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

Mrs. V. Bradfield and son were
guests OF the Palace last night. They
came In on yesterdays eastern from
Denver where they visited Mrs. ID.
F Johnston, Mrs. Bradfield's daugh-
ter. for about Ave months. They went
on to their home at Dolores this after.
noon.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

Miss Mary Dyer, whom many Du.
range people will remember, win ar.
rive Friday OF next week OH visit
to Mrs. Rosepha Pulford.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

Mrs. A. J. Evarts. who has been in
Durango several snonths with her
daughter. Miss Grace Evarts. the dane
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

oastmaster--Temple Cornelius.
Piano Solo-Catherlne McGillis.
Toast-C.ass OF 10. Oscar Towns
end.
Toast-Class Of II. Glenn Stephens.
Vocal Solo--Selected. Miss SENEGAL
Toast-S School Loyalty. Supt. T.
Smiley.
Violin Solo-Selected, Leon Rachof-
sky.
The proceedings ended with the re
freshments. which were dainty ant
delicious. AS well as pink and green
following out the idea Of the booklets
which laid down the law for the ever
Ing. Why do you suppose Mr.. Meyer
ukes pink - wellY
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22
tFrom Fridays pally.l

The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Foreman was buried in the
bayfield, cemetery yesterday at 10
o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. -, N. Freeman are
now in Denver. They viii probably
return to Durango the last OF next
week.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

w A. Stewart and r. w. Stewart.
who are developing the Idaho group OF
mining claims in the La Platas, have
received word that their mother has
faiien and injured her back. and that
their father is Ill at Algonac. Mich.
DICK" expects to start for home In
the morning. His cousin. W. P. Stew.
art, who is visiting here from Port.
land. Ore. win probably accompany
him.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

DR.. A. w. NewIand OF Bayfield, was
In the city today on land office bust
ness. The doctor says the roads are
very bad. since the SNOW has thawed
badly in places and in others the drifts
are piled high. Can't use sleigh. and
It's slow travelling In a buggy.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

Mrs c. NJ. Odell and Mrs. NJ. C.
Wood, both of Rico, were arrivals on
last nights Southern which came In at
1896 this morning. The ladies reg.
isiered at the Southern and went Oh
To Denver on today's eastern.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs..
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

w. r. Connolly. who has been brak-
Ing on the Southern at this end of the
road, went 10 Rico today to relieve
some OF the boys running out of Rico.
The schools at Allison and Tiffany
which were closed on account of scar
let fever opened last Monday by or
der Of the county physician. DR.. Tnr-
hell.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

II. M. Taylor and Mrs. Clara Burn.
nam OF Red mesa went TO Mancos
this afternoon with the body OF Mrs.
rayior' who viii be buried In Mancos
some time tomorrow. Mrs. J, II. Dean
OF Rcd mesa, friend of the departed
accompanied them. Mrs. Taylor's
mother, two sisters. two brothers and
daughter. VIII drive to Mancos from
Red mesa. Two sisters and brother
are living In Mancos, where the father,
George Burnham. and. a brother are
buried
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

ing teacher. departed for Kansas City
today where she will join her hus
band. Mrs. Evarts has made many
friends during her stay in the city
who are sorry to soc her leave.
Miss May Patton, daughter of George
ration OF bayfield,. the weil-known old
timer, went to Mancos today on &c.
count of the illness OF her nephew,
George Wiser. Mr.. Patton made the
trip to Mancos several days ago. but
Mr.. Wiser was much better aud there
iore he returned home. Yesterday
he took relapse and Miss Patton left
In response 10 the message. Mr.. Wiser
Is suffering with typhoid fever.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-02-22

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Branson OF Ok
ford were passengers to Aztec this
morning on a visit to the latter's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs II. Bates. They
expect to remain about two months
John Mason Of Plttsburg, Kans., who
has been in Durango several days
looking around. went to Hesperus this
afternoon TO visit friends for day
Or two. Mr.. Mason is a miner on a
vacation.
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prittes Opfer
finer Tfboe.
augeiebeuer &edJtsaniualt crIdoiIen
in ieincm Snream sefunoeu.
Der unbekannte M0roer
if entflaben.
Scsinu Der Morbtaten liest nm Dielc
Sabre suriif.
Wi'H ae, go, 6. 2(pril.

~ " u I, Wu., y. Npllt.
Eopc Sill, elm angeiebener 9lnpalt
aus Wucon. lit ermoroet mprben; er
lit, mie Die sSeboroen bebaupten, OaS
blitte Spfer Der beriibmten Gob9e.
8eb0e, Die nrnmebr ieit beinabe adt'
bebn Sabren i6pebt.
!SiQ pur6e i'm 8ureuu eiues bie,
iigen 2lnpalteS nit elmer augel i'm
Sopf uuO einGm Hcpoloer in Der
Sono tot ouf9efltnben; ser 3uItano
beS Bureaus 5eigt, baB ieinem tSoQ
elm DerjDctfelter &anlpf oorauSge'
gcn9en iein muB, ruo elm ON ieiner
Serion aufgefunOener GrObbrief be.
Deiit ferner, OaB es iih um fetnen
SelbItnorO banbelt. Ter W0roer lit
unbefannt.
Sin mar am Sonntng bterber ge.
fcnimen, Inn i'm Sale Iooge in Dem
es iih im ben Shut groBerer 2ano.
itrefen, auf beren Iib 9lniieoler I'M.
teredtigter 8eiie nieoereelaiien fat.
ten banOelt, einen geri6tlihen 9ln.
trag 5u itellen, itno bate i'm 8ureai
zines bieiigen &edtsantpaltes einiee
lStiinben lang allein 9earbeitet, uuo
in Der 3eit ntuB Der Noro porsefalen
iein.
Ger 9robbrief, Der in ieinem 8e.
fis gefunoen pur6e, Iautete:
rYope Sin. - @enn 9u nod elm.
NAL unier Ibfon,men brifAt, ipirit
0u 5erbrohen perben."
DAB SIN eineu glngr;ff befiir6tete,
gebt audi baraus berpor. bob er iih
lei ieiner e(nfInft in W'9sae Su einem
giicunarenb1nblcr beeob unb einen
Repclper fauite.
Die Worotaten in Dem Sale Dodge
bcgaHnen i'm Sabre 1891, als Capt.
5oriptbc. Der Sertreter Der ;Samilie
0obge, errnoroet lpiroe. gaIo oa.
raui wuroc 2ucius @illiams, elm
TntpoIt, getotet. unb ieitSem bat es
Oft blutiae 9uianmenitoBe 5.piihen
bcn ieinbliben Barteien aegeben. Die
ncbbe itanmt aus Rampfen Inn einen
rieiiaen 2onbbelis Ser sSamilie Dodge
her. Ger geIib umiaBt 100000
gleres in perihieoenen Counties bcs
Stnntes. uro ieit 1882 ruben Die
Ero5eiie iiber ole geIistitel niht.
Aniirblcr hnben iif unbereftigter
@eiie nuf pieIen Stellen bes 9ono.
beiitcs aieberoelaiien. nnb nit ibnen
lieat Sie Sdmilie 0ob9e fortip1hreno
lin Strcit.
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2uftfabrt ant9efdJobe,,.
Gllsn bcitiscr &inS bcrbinbert Nns'
fiibruug bes Elanes.
Srie6rid,sbofen, 6. glpr

Sriebri6 8 + a fen, 6. GpriI.
Die ouf "a %Stunbcn bcrehnete
Toueriabrt Oe3 Zeppelin, Ole onr &C.
itcrn geplant mur unO Inn 9 llhr
morgens oud angetreten muroe, tit
lm Z llbr abeuos aufgege6en NOR
ben, neil Ger 8ino 81 Itorf mar, I'M
cine erfolgrai6e 6ubrt 81 geItotten.
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8rof 3eppelin oen 2uftfreu5er fitbr'
IL, febrte am NbCnb ru6 Der gaIlon'
baIle 5uriit, nm cine friid3e 8asfill'
lung altf5unebmen.
9a Sie Sabrt MIR militGriihelt
3peden oienen ioQte, mar ibre ge'
iiinmung gebein eebalten iuoroen.
Ser 2uftfre,l5er ging nah 8ieberah,
febrte aber Damn nod oem 9ooeniee
suriid uno iiibrte cine Reibe bon
Manocern aus. Gin beftteer S1t.
tpinS, eegen oen Die &raft Der Ro.
loren ni6t oisreidte, perbinoerte Die
1urtfiibrung Ser 9auerfabrt.
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Dfrubieune BON
Montfneero.
Sfalien lest iid 5n 8nnitca bon
Seitcrreid) ms Wittel.
pir nnanernrbme Sfite Der
Uersr0kernns ors Rfidles.
Ginansiele garbe infolse Der BAL.
fanunrnbcn Dermrbrt.

0ien, 6. april.
HndJ6em Serbien nlf Der eansen
2inie Ocn Riif5ug angetreten bat.
miro nnn audi gebofft, Dab in Monte.
negro, 100 gleid)falls Die 2eioenihof.
ten itarf entflnmmt poren, ebeItens
abgelpieselt mer6en miro. Stolien
1T 5u benz gnbe in Getinie poritellig
gelporoen, I'm Montenegro 5u beritbi.
gen unO es 81 peranlaiieit, ieomeSe
iein0ieligc SoItung gegeniiber Deter.
reid.llngarn aui5ieeben. Gie
M1hte iporten einihpeiIen oos grgeb.
mis- Oieier gemiibungen ab, lueldle beI
ben engen 8e5iebltngen, Die ypiihcn
Dem GmiriHal mo oen moBgebcnoen
@elualten Der Shpar5en 8erge OF.
waltert in 9dloe grfolg perbeiBcn.
0cne Stcnern fir Eeiterreid in
glnsiidt.
Gie Soften Ger teillpeiien Robil.
madptng iino Oeiterrcid teuer Su
Iteben .gefpnmcn. Gie 8iiroe nioht
iif INN 10 mebr fiiblbar, oils erbeb.
lid3e 0tittel notarenoig iino, nm init
Der 0urdiiibrrng innerer Reformen
niht 5iriid3ubleiben. Der Sinan8.
minilter Gr. b. Bilinsfi plant oes.
balb nene 5teiierauilagen, Inn 10.
nobI Die Miiitilngen tpie Die blirb 6ie
io5iale 8erliheriing beoinaten gfuf.
menonngen 5u oefen unb ben erfor.
berlid)en Hiifbolt fir cine Mnleibe
bon bierbunoert Millionen Rronen an
ihafien. Gs iino porberbono oie Gr.
bobing Der grtperbiteuer, bic Gin.
fiibrung elmer 2iftitener uno elmer
Waiierfraftiteuer in ausiif,t genom.,
men. Wiit ben neuen Steiierpl1nen
biirite iid Der 9eihsrnt Ihon nod
ben Siterferieu an beihaftigen baben.
oa Der Oronung oes 5innnaneiens
bon Der Regierung aroBe @ihtigfeit
beigemeiien miro.
Sablreide gerbaftangen pon tid)edli.
IdDcn HaOifaleu.
Sn grag perben iebt Sie tidedi.
ihen Gabifalen, fpelhen ous 0erbre.
den bes Sohperrats 5ur 2ait gelegt
miro, in ser iddrfiten 8eiIe ange.
faBt. Snblreide Sousiuhungen ia.
ben bel Den raoifalen 5iibrern itott.
gefiinben, uno Gerbnftltngen in
Menge iino porsenommen iporben.
Gos 8orgeben Der 9eboroen lit bireft
berousgeforoert tporoen, 0enn nnf
BEL oen iiingiten Strobenereilen er.
tonter mieoer ole Gufe: Sod ser.
bienl 9tieoer NIT Seiterreidl"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-04-08
probibition auf ofm prosramm
Die 2esislatnr BON 5lorioa tritt sa.
iammen.
saIIabuiiee, 5la., 6. alpriI.

EaIIabuiiee, 5la., 6. april.
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gisIatur ebeniaIls beifdftigen.