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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-06-29
YOUNG PLATT WEBS.

NEW YORK. June 2s-Miss Agnes
Booth, OF Chicago, was married here
10 Livingston Plat, son Of Frank n
Plat, and grandson Of former SEN
atOr T. c. Platt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-02
TIME TO FORGET ABOUT IT NOW.


Chicago and
philosopher feelings pockets than
Of feelings bitterness will
length outwear with right spirit
not going to take a lie time
small
oaes
usually
political i
impression the politicians smooth statesman
disk preiudice
other big poll
tican
citizen his
hardest cheshe
candidate
rival forgiven him lat least apparently his really
politician
him to determine evocably than
liable before
his
ability
Office their minds business
the situation is time
hereh had ever beer a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-02
THE CREAM OF The
Morning News
MATERMAYs.

Delegates to New Orleans conven-
ton demand deep waterways and
pledge selves to defeat all enemies to
It,
Letter which Cannon leaves behind
on starting for north indicates he has
been converted to the deep waterways.
POLITICAL
New York City campaign closes with
all sides claiming victory.
Lorimer-Sullivan forces trying to
press city and county employees into
Sixth district congressional fight.
CHICAGO.
Chief Steward orders increase of
gambling squad in effort to capture
bomb throwers.
Mayor appoints Chicago plan com
mission to work out details of future
development of city.
T. p. OConnor, irish leader reaches
Chicago and meets friends of his ma
tive land.
Methodist ministers rate segregation
and regulation OF vice a failure and
evil I'm every way.
Movement to extend sanitary district
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-02
"THIs DATE IN HISTORY"

176o-Henry Ellis. the retiring gov
ernor Of Georgia, took his depart
ure for England
177s-First town meeting hel din Bos-
ton.
17sS-Samuel Ebert. governor OF
Georgia in 1888, died in Savannah
Born in South Carolina in 1743.
1791-Thomas Johnson of Maryland APP
pointed as associate justice Of the
United States supreme court.
1795-James X. Polk, eleventh presi-
dent Of the United States, born
Died June IS, 1919
1S52-Franklin Pierce elected presi-
dent Of the United States.
1S61-The confederate schooner Der
muda' ran the blockade at Savan-
nah
1S6s-The federals took possession Of
Brazos. Santiago, at the mouth OF
the Rio Grande
1SS5-Canadian Pacific railroad opened
between Montreal and Winnipeg.
1sS6-Cyrus G. Luce elected governor
OF Michigan.
1sS9-North and South Dakota admit
ted to the union.
l905-New Irish land act went into ef
feet.
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to states northern boundary.
Legality of extensions on sewer con-
tract OF NJ. II. McGovern & Co. ques-
toned.
DOMESTIC.
Woman missionary leader decides
pledge to give $40 10 cause for each
child born cannot be reduced even for
triplets.
Jackson. Miss. has big day; Presi-
dent Taft shows popularity with three
ring circus. balloon ascension. and
state fair
Pittsburger tried to throw bomb
over coffin of sister at rent collector
Breathitt county quiet on surface as
election draws near, but troops go to
center of disturbance.
WASHINGTON.
Clifford Pinchot says present system
Of taxation has much to do with waste
of forests.
United States supreme court, for sec
ond time in history. soon VIII arraign
persons accused of contempt.
Revenues of United States booming.
according to official report.
FOREIGN.
France puts maximum rates into eff
/ feet against importations from United
States.
Body OF Prince Ito received with hon.
ors in Toxic.
TIMES aADs" ARE CUISINES
! PUILFRS.s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-02
LET us ALL TRY 10 FORGET IT.

6
to be
is no other
The
But this not the spirit We all be ogving
suctes and of this be friends
o
all
out or the
with
united shout. better
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-02
HearttoHeart
Talks.
By EDWIN A. .NYE.
A WORTHY PRIDE.

Are you proud?
You should be.
But you should be proud In the prop
er way and Of the proper things.
What is finer, for instance. than the
pride that scorns to do a mean act. the
pride that will not stoop to conquer, or
the pride that will not crook the
pregnant hinges of the knee that thrift
may follow fawning," or the pride
that win not permit a kind act to go
unaccompanied by gratitude?
But there is also a false pride.
There is the pride that fills the fool
ish with the desire TO keep an estab-
lishment beyond his means, the pride
that leads to extravaganza in order to
keep up with his neighbors, the pride
that leads him to the enjoyment Of
Injuries he cannot afford
That sort of pride "goeth before a
fall"
And there is the pride that makes
the unwise person ashamed of the hon
est labor by which he makes his bread.
Such a one is ashamed of the very
thing in which he ought to take the
greatest pride.
To work for ones living, to pay ones
debts, to live within ones income
what more worthy?
Did you ever know man who was
truly self made who was ashamed Of
the fact? 1t is the last thing he cares
to conceal
True pride is self respect-plus.
If you are rightly proud you will
| live in shack and subsist on beans
rather than be supported by charity.
If you are justly proud you will pre-
fer the bumblest place rather than to
make a show at the expense of your
creditors whom it would be necessary
for you to dodge.
If you are righteously proud you will
wear old garments many times cleaned
rather than affect rich raiment bought
with other peoples money.
What if some one does scorn your
plain clothing or humble home?
Scorn to be scorned by one whom l scorn-
Is that matter to make me fret?
Is that matter to cause regret?
Honest pride in oneself. in ones
work, in ones reputation - that is
worth while.
Be proud Of yourself
But make yourself worthy of your
| pride.
Be proud of your work, your charac-
ter, your ambitions
But make your character. your work
your ambitions, worthy of yourself.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-02


housewarung which
Indiana
Harhor Of affairs thing
safe that will
asked attend and deliver speeches
organization
into the spirit Of their
be little doubt the
this
j ha nrogra snii
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-02
."THIs IS Ny 43RD BIRTHDAY"
Frederick w. Hfuitt

Frederick William limit, who occu-
pies prominent place among Ameri-
can educators was born in Kiddermin-
ster, England. Nov. =. IS 6. After re-
ceiving his early education in his ma
tive town he came to the United States
and in 1889 he graduated from West
minister college. IN Missouri. The fol-
lowing three years were spent in study
at Mccormick Theological seminary. He
entered the ministry in 1892 and dur
ing the next eight years occupied pull
pits of Presbyterian churches in War
rensburg. Mo. and Ottumwa. Ia. In
1900 he quit the ministry to accept the
presidency of Parsons college at Fair
field college. DR.. Hinitt remained at
Parsons college two years when he re-
signed to become president Of the Cen
trail university of Kentucky.
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0 of
thinking that the Calumet will
for the o
lot will president
been piing up nee the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-02
A PERSONAL TRIBUTE TO DICK scHAAF.

Whether
whom
that swel
friends with
of the
from the shoulder and delivered in oceu
other
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-02
"ALL's WELL WITH THE woRLDp

school
the about locate midst
viii look like
condition. with Brennan the
prosperity
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-02

PRINCE ITO was shot with dunn
dun bullet dipped in cyanide We
trust the Japs have a monopoly on
that sort Of horror
AND win or lose the memory of this
closing meeting in Towles Opera
House last night. will always be a
pleasure to F. R. Schaaf
NOW is the time to buy your pot
ash. The potash trust or syndicate as
it was politely called. has broken up
and rates are being cut.
1T is being commented on that
Unky Joe Cannon beat the president
ial party to vicksburg and made an
address. Well, isn't he the speaker?
SOMEDAY, someone, somewhere
will get up something to take the
place of politics and then we shall
be supernally happy, whatever that is
OF course you'll stick around to
night until you can take the news
home to wife. Be sure however, that
you are able to take the news home
don't take anything else.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-02
We cAN LooK AFTFR MR. TAFr wow.

throughout Indiana are be-
to
ton Where IS wandering PRESIDENT? Of
a.
secondary position, now During
forgot
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-02
RANDOM
THINGS AND FILINGS

E1ANAO AMI ELkAVN1O
ALSO enter the chestnut.
THE Hessians" were very busy.
THIS is the politicians Halloween.
NOW be a busy bee, instead of
busy body.
Yes. dearest, we shall now proceed
to slough politics.
IT certainly was whirlwind finish.
Can't dispute that.
AND it was the open season for
the straw vote as we'll.
WE are now all waiting at the
church, waiting for the news.
THE man who crawls in his shell
never hasn't any room to laugh.
NOW you will have to do something
towards filing up the coal bin.
THE war is over, naught remains
but to bring in the political dead
THE football fan may possibly have
a chance now for his white alley.
THE man is worthless who knows
how to receive a favor but not how
to return one.
| DON'T forget that you have a wife
and children. if you start out to cele,
brate tonight.
SEASON of pressing engagements
is also here. Pressing leaves and
pressing pants.
TIME of year for the canned pump
kin pie What has become of the old
fashioned kind?
EARTHQUAKE shock in California
will be along here about 70 o'clock
tonight. probably
THE meeting of Taft and Diaz cost
$4,000 Well, what do we care for ex
pense, wasn't it worth it?
i A SOUTHSIDE man says that his
boarding house isn't much on menu
but it is the dickens on scandal
SAID to be great dust kicked uI
and obscuring Mars Perhaps they are
having lot of city elections there
WE would counsel the use of the
hook worm remedy to a few who don't
seem to be able to get over it at all.
WELL did you show what yot
thought Of the republican who would
throw down a loyal party worker to
. day?
WHY the objection to place statue
Of Gen. R. E. Lee in Statuary Hall a
Washington? Thought the war wai
ended
WITH the ballots they have a
Crown Point containing eight tickets
? no wonder there is a shortage 0
} paper.
n 1T is funny some of the candidates
n have kept out of Jail this long, &C
n cording to the mud sheets and tn
mud editors.
$ CHAIRMAN MACK thinks Col Bry
d an will not run again in 1912 strang
/ passing strange. He never disappoint
:. ed US before.
THE new tariff makes champaign,
cost zoe quart more. Think of il
soc. we wouldn't have minded an,
J. other amount
k THERE are some places in indians
a It is said that are half dry and hal
g vet They ought to be bully place
< for half and half
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-02
UP AND DOWN IN
I-N=D=L =A-N-A



Walter Thackery of New point. De-
catur county. was arrested by State
Deputy Game Wardens John j. Bravy
Of Anderson and George s. Lail Of IN
dianapolis, for shooting a quail during
the closed season Thackery was
caught with the goods on him and had
no recourse but to plead guilty before
a peace justice. who fined him $3.50.
TRAIN CRACKS WHIP.
Three persons We're injured, one seri-
ously, when the FIVE rear coaches on
Wabash passenger train No. % left the
track when rounding a curve near Lar
so. Ind, about o'clock sunday morn
ing The accident occurred because the
engineer was taking the train around
the curve at too great a speed Warn
ing against doing his had been posted
by the railroad. The high speed had
the effect Of cracking the whip" and
the end cars few of as a result
MEAT DEALER SHOT.
Mystery surrounds the death Of Fred
Haag, a meat dealer of Burton, whose
body was found lying on the floor Of
his shop a an early hour Sunday morn
Ing, and the evidence indicates that
he was shot and instantly killed short
lv before 10 o'clock Saturday night
CoNFEssEs TO BURGLARY.
Carl Moses. 10 years old. OF Mans
field. O. is IN the Montgomery county
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COMMUNICATIONS.


- Dcop1
2nns10n 4 nhen 10 avoid
Is In
to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-02

/ jail at Crawfordsville, a self confessed
burglar Moses on Saturday robbed the
home of William Barcus. a farmer re-
siding ten miles south OF here. He was
captured at Ladoga, and on his person
were found two gold watches, a re-
volver, a razor and several pieces of
jewelry which Barcus identified as his.
Moses confessed the theft
STATE SENATOR DEAD.
After having been unconscious since
early Saturday morning State Sena-
tor Carroll X Mccullough of Ander
son died early Sunday morning. He
had been afflicted with cancer for some
time and his health had been gradual
ly failing following an outing at Burt
Lake Mich. about four months ago.
ENTERTAINs STATESMEN.
Senator Albert J. Beverage and ex-
Governor Joseph W Folk viii be
guests In Bloomington in about two
weeks Senator Beverage will speak
in the auditorium of the mems gym
nasium OF Indiana university on Tues
day Nov. IL, and former Governor
Folk will lecture here on Nov Is.
CRAPS ENDS IN MURDER.
Resenting the accidental step of an
aged man, who moved one Of the dice
used in street crap game Sunday,
sam Swope, colored, of Terre Haute,
knocked down and kicked to death
Arthur Smith, a white mechanic. Be-
fore the bystanders could lay hands
on him Swope dashed down the street,
across Lost Creek and disappeared in
the timber north of the city.
TO HAVE QUARRY BOOM.
From present indications Monroe
county will have the biggest quarry
boom in its history the coming year.
Captain d. NJ. Mckay of Chicago for
merlv president of the Consolidated
stone company OF this county. is said
to have obtained an option on the old
oliver quarry. in the district south of
Clear Creek for 100000.
CHURCH IN A SALOON.
Religious services were held Sunday
in the old Deprez building in Shelby
vile. which was, for many years, oc-
cupied by John Kuntz with a saloon,
which was closed. the result of the
county option election
SUICIDE is BURIED.
The body Of Charles Bum. who com
: mitted suicide more than week ago,
after having shot Mrs. Robert Nelson
was buried in Anderson sunday. Bum
relatives in Oklahoma having refused
TO pay burial expenses. the cost was
borne by the local Bricklayers union
although Bum was not member OF
that organization.
, TO ARRAIGN BURGLAR.
Mike Foley. one OF the two burglars
who were captured last Wednesday
? after running revolver battle with
Bicyclemen Mullen and Stewart Of In
dfanapolis, win be arraigned in police
court this morning on charges Of bur
glary and shooting with intent to kill
He was removed last night from the
city hospital. where he has been under
guard since the battle in which he re-
! ceived four bullet wounds
? BUYS OUT A PAPER.
The St Paul Telegraph. weekly
paper published at St. Paul. Ind, by
Walter A. Kaler, has been sold to ora
C, Pearce. formerly Mr.. KaIer's fore
man. The consideration was $4,000
Mr.. Kaler has been actively engaged in
: the newspaper business for twenty -one
: years.
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THERE are some places in Indiana
It is said that are half dry and half
vet They ought to be bully places
for half and half
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-02
suIcIDE IS HURRIED.

The body Of Charles Bum. who com
mitted suicide more than week ago,
after having shot Mrs Robert Nelson,
was buried in Anderson sunday. Bunn's
relatives in Oklahoma having refused
10 pay burial expenses. the cost was
borne by the local Bricklayers' union,
although Bum was not a member OF
that organization
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-02
CHURCH IN A SALOON.

Religious services were held Sunday
In the old Deprez building in Shelby
Vile. which was, for many years, oc-
cupied by John Kuntz with saloon,
which was closed. the result of the
county nption election.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-02
CRAPS ENDS IN MURDER.
no HAVE QUARRY BOOM.

From present indications Monroe
county will have the biggest quarry
boom in its history the coming year.
Captain D. NJ Mckay of Chicago, for
merlv president of the Consolidated
Stone company Of this county. is said
to have obtained an option on the old
oliver quarry. in the district south Of
Clear Greek for s64o000
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-02
ENTERrAINs STATESMEN

senator Albert ]. Beveridge and ex-
Governor Joseph w. Folk will be
guests In Bloomington in about two
weeks Senator Beverage will speak
in the auditorium of the mems gym
nasium Of Indiana university on Tues
day. Nov Il, and former Governor
Folk viii lecture here on Nov. -.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-02
no ARRAIGN nTRGLAR.
BUYS OUT A PAPER.

The St. Paul Telegraph a weekly
paper published at ST Paul. Ind, by
Walter A. Kaler, has been sold to ora
c. Pearce. formerly Mr.. Kaler's fore
man. The consideration was $4,000.
Mr.. Kaler has been actively engaged in
the newspaper business for twenty one
years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-02

THE new tariff makes champagne
cost 30c quart more. Think of it,
soc. we wouldn't have minded any
other amount
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-02
STATE SENATOR DEAD.

After having been unconscious since
early Saturday morning State Sena-
tor Carroll K. Mccullough of Ander-
son died early Sunday morning. He
had been afflicted with cancer for some
time and his health had been gradual
ly falling following an outing at Burt
Lake. Mich. about four months ago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-02

TIMES "ADs" ARE CUISINES
RUIIFRs.s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-02

CHAIRMAN MACK thinks Col. Bry-
an will not run again in 1912. Strange
passing strange He never disappoint-
ed us before
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-02
MEAT DEALER sHoT.

Carl Moses. 10 years old. OF Mans
field. O. is IN the Montgomery county
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-02

jail at Crawfordsville. a self-confessed
burglar Moses on Saturday robbed the
home of William Barcus, farmer re-
siding ten miles south OF here He was
captured at Ladoga, and on his person
were found two gold watches, a re-
volver, a razor and several pieces of
jewelry. which Barcus identified as his.
Moses confessed the theft.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-02

1T is funny some of the candidates
have kept out of Jail this long, ac-
cording to the mud sheets and the
mud editors.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-02

WITH the ballots they have at
Crown Point containing eight tickets.
no wonder there is a shortage of
paper
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-08-12
Nur Elm Shlao
IT'S lOa0fr.
Wcrmhtlide &ieScraufnabme Der Ir'
belt in ciRiscu @erufcn.
Sta0t llntrr Rnlltl ole
Der Arteiterfiibrrr.
0rpRc ScmOnitratiun Der NusitGnoi.
iden in 8Otbenburg.
g 10 f + ohm. 10, Q(uu


sSm gon3en 9anoe berri6t poQfom
meme Rube un6 allen In3ei6en mad
miro lid Der Dor elmer @o6e be9on
meme Streif pabri6einlid als Sebl'
ihla9 erlpeiien. oIie Qnt1port" bas
Organ Der 8eperfi6aften, lit Die ein'
3i8e 3ettlng, Die beute in genobntem
ltmionge eri6eint. aQe on6eren 9ei
t,lngen boben nur fleine, nit Sono.
brud berseiteQte GuSgaben oeran'
italtet.
Die gerniibungen, ben 0rtli6en
StroBenbabnperfebr 5u oerbeHern,
baben big 3u eirem qerpiiien 8robe
grfoIe eebabt, unb Die angeitellter
Der StraBerbabnen baben bereits eine
8eriommIune einberufen, nm einen
8ori6lag 3ur gufnabme Der &rbeit
TT grtpogung 3u 3ieben. lie Stra'
6enbabneeieaidoft bat ibnen biz
Witttpoh mittog Belt eeeeben, ibre
olten Stellunger tpieoer on3utreten.
Utan er1partet auh bas bolotge Gnoe
bes Troi6fenfuti6eritreifs.
SSn @otberbur9 baben 10000 auS.
ftdnbtihe cine groBe 3emonitrotior
beranItaItet. Sort boben Die Mrbei.
terfiibrer aQe Subrtperfe unter &on.
trolIe. ger3te, Die cine 9lmbulan3 3ur
l1eberfiibrurg zines Botienten in Elm
Granfenbous brol6en, meroen bon
Der @oIi5ei an bos Sa,,ptquortier ocr
Streifer nernieien.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-08-12
Srriinniae misranten.

Sebe en- 8burg, q. ., 10. aug,
8or etlpa 3rpet Wonaten fam 5roil
ann apIioi nit elmer 15labrigen
5o6ter aus OeIterreih nah 9tem
gorf, nm lid bon oa gu ibrem III
gritii6. .Golumbio lpobnenoen 8ottell
gu begen. 3n Bre8cott, Ont, mur'
BEN Tie ober, on lie ongebli6 ni6t i'm
@eiise geniigenoer Mittel waren, bon
fanuoii6en 9eomten 5uriidgemlelenY
Sic purcn ni6t imitanoe, lid per-
itGnoli6 gu maden unb Die 5rai'
puroe infolge Ger Quire9ungen irr'
iinnig. Seitbem beiono lie ith I'M
bieiisen ita6tiiden SOipitol. Sesi
purbe lie na4 gtep gort 8uriid9e'
bra6t, nm na6 Oeiterrei6 oeportieri
su tperoen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-08-12
pas tWrklthe
sabelra0eIn.
Griedcrlnnbs gnhuprt anf sie tiir'
fiifen 5Oroerun8eu.
peutfd;lanos unO 0elterreidls
Gatigkelt fir 0en trifffR,
Sran5Giiidcr @pridlag sur subga.
tigeu 9icgclung Der Gretafrage.
g erItr 10 Q(ud.


lie gried)iife ?tote, lpelhe Ole ant'
mort oui Die tiirfiihen GorIteuungen
entb0lt, perlpeiIt Die 3iirfei on bte
GdusmGdte, in beren SGnbe Die
8retafroge gelegt lit. @rtehenlano
Iebnt in DEM Shreiben eineu Ser5iht
au' 8reta runoDeg ob. .
Gin ltnmittelhnrer 8pnflift miro
nermutltd perbiitet perben, oa tiirti.
i6erieits fein 8runo gum 9lngriif
corliegt. iolar9e Die angelegenbeii
@egenitanb Der GiSfuiiton unter ben
Ndhteu lit. 4euti6lanb uno Deter
reid, Die bis 3u bieiem augenblid IN
@tben uno &onItantinopel i'm Snter.
eiie Der @rbalt,,ne bes Sriebens tdtig
eetpeien limo, peroen porlduftg fei.
men ipeiteren S6rttt in Der Sabe tin
ba tie 6eioe fein oireftes SntereTe an
ibr baben. SoIlten aber Die Mdfte
irgenb einen 8ori6lag 81 8uniten
elmer frieoli6en geilegung bS &on.
fIiftes MAIDEN, 10 Wirb berielbe bon
ienen beiben Regieruneen in ieoer
@eiie unterltiist merben.
Na6 Barrier WeIbungen beabiih.
tlet Die fran50iiihe &egierun9, ben
Wdhten 3u empfeblen, 8erbanbluns
gen nit Der Giirfei an3ufniipfen, Die
81 elmer befinitioen Reeelung Der
aretaira9e fiibren miiroen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-08-12
pie 3ukunft
Der Mabbarinttl.
NngeblidDe lfnfGbi9feit Der 8ubancr
sur Selbitresiernng.
SaiereGe oes Tu kertrufs
an elmer Anneaion.
Cine gruke Sabl bon 8lantasen i'll
amerifaniidem -gciiR.
90 8aibtrator. q 10. Qua

~ ~ J " " d = AO' <"b'
8eonte, lpelde bic Gnttpiflung Der
fubant'hen 9lngelegenbeiten nit auf'
merf'an1fett periolgen, pertreten bic
Slnii6t, bab cine 9lngIisberung Der
Sniel an 6ie 0ereinigten Staotel
ein3ig etne Srose Der 3eit iei. sic
itno Der lleber5eugung oab, falls Die
.Rubaner iib unfGbt9 our Selbitregie'
rung 5eigen iouten, bies bos @nbe Der
l1nobbGngi9feIt Der Sniel beoeuten
triiroe.
Sbpobl man aIIo In getpiiien arel'
fer cine frli6ere oher ip1tere Annerton
ar6o8 ais unpermeioIi6 onltebt
ihie6t man lie porldufig bod btnau8.
ho man iebr nobl erfennt, bab uugen'
bItfnt MIR elm fleiner 8reis bon
Sobrtfanten on elmer @inperleibung
ter SSriel intereiiiert 1T. Rur Der
SudertruTt, Der einer aroben Setl Der
fubanii6en 3uderplantagen an9e.
fouft hat, Diir6e einen erbeblihel
8etpirn aus Dem Sagen Der 8oll'
fhranfen sieben, unb in oieien 4rei'
fen bat man benn AUDI oos treibenoe
Maens Ser MISUNDERSTANDING 3u iu'
ter.
SSynSeIien beuten mande Gn3ei6en
auf cine eetpiiie llnitSttafett Der HI
bonii6en 8egierunq bin uno Sas 8or'
bonbeniein BON @raft uno anoerer
1lmitGnSe la'ien baraitf itlteben, oab
tas 2anb nitt tnritanbe fein tptrS. iih
.duf Die Tauer ielbit su reatersn.