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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-17

themes of decent living and the meeting of duty face to face, he created far more comment.
 Beginning with his address at the American Mission school in Khartoum on March 16, in which he forcibly urg- ed upon the students obedience to and cooperation in Englands rule, and eliminating with his memorable ad- dress in Guild Hall London, May 31, when, after receiving the rare honor of the city's freedom, he boldly ar raigned England's administration of affairs in Egypt and bluntly told his hearers that England should meet her responsibility there or get Out almost his every public utterance contained some suggestion Or thrust that start led his audiences and set the press of the world to talking.
 It is safe to say that in the last three months Roosevelt has made more news than any private indi- viduaI even before did in like time
 Probably the most startling feature of Roosevelt's entire trip was what is now referred to as the Vatican in- cident' On last April 8 the world was astonished by the news that the Colonel had cancelled his engagement to pay his respects to the Pope by due restrictions that Mgr. Kennedy, acting as the Pope's representative, sought to place upon his movements while in Rome. Mgr. Kennedy eau tioned the Colonel against making him. self persona non grata by addressing or in other ways openly encoura ging the work of the Methodist church in Rome. This precaution was taken as a result of the unpleasantness grow ing out of the cancellation of former Vice-President Fairbanks engagement to visit the Vatican because of his ad- dress to the Methodists. When Mgr. Kennedy submitted his terms Roose- welt immediately telegraphed his de- clination and cancelled the engage ment.
 There was a tremendous bubbub and valiant effort was made by third par ties to patch up the breach but Roosevelt stood firm. By a striking show of diplomacy, however, he emerged from the embarrassment with encomiums from Catholics and Pro- testants alike. Throughout it all Roosevelt made it plain that he meant no offense either to the people or to Catholics generally.
 Of the hunt in Africa RooSeveIt's S own report to the Smithsonian Insti- tuition, sent after his arrival at Khar- toum and at the end of the hunt, gives a good idea of what was accom- plished. In this he says:
 CT have the honor to report that the Smithsonian African expedition, which was intrusted to my charge, has now completed it's work. Full reports will
 eCont1nued on Page 9.)
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-17

At 6c-Lot Ladies' Black Seamless Stockings, subject to imperfectfons, but would make good bathing stockings At 1Oc-All co1ors Household Paints in cans, also Varnish Stains and Gold Paints At 1Cc-2, and quart Tin Fails with Covers. Come to our Hard. ware Department for bargains Tn Tin and Enameled Ware. At 5c-Automatic 50 Shot Pistols. worth 25c, only sold with two boxes ammunition 500 shots,15c complete At 5c-Box with a dozen Sparkles for Fourth of July.
 SPECIAL SALE BETWEEN AND 10 4. NJ. ONLT At 3Ac Yard Wide Cheese Cloth. Extra quality. At 3Ac-Red, White and Blue Bunt- ing for Fourth of July At 4Mc-Best Prints of all kinds. Light and Dark, Medium, Silver Grey, Black and White, etc. At 5Ac-Yard Wide Unb1eached Mus lin
 At 6%c-Amoskeag Gingham. At 7Hc-Extra Goood White Shaker Flannel. At sac Fruit of the Loom or Lons- dale Muslin. At sac Large line Wide Striped Cur tain Goods. At 14c-A. c. A. Bed Ticking.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-17
Tax Collectors Notice

The tax payers of the town Of stratford are hereby notified that inc taxes on the Grand List of 1909 are now due ard payable.
 The undersigned will be at the se- lect,ncr's office Town faT, on June 10. 1910, and daily thereafter Sunday excepted, from 3 a. III. to D. m. for the purpose of receiving sad taxes. After July 10, 1910, tLree-caa-te~s of one per cent will be added to al. ua- paid tilis and the same on the 1G.h of each succeeding r7onth.
 7. P. BEA A2DsLEY, May 10, 1910. CoIects-.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-17

The homecoming of Colonel Roose- welt tomorrow will complete what is generally considered the most remark able trip, other than exploration ven lures, ever made by an individual, whether in public or private capacity.
 Sailing from New York on the
 steamer Hamburg on March 23, 1909,
 amid scenes of unprecedented en- thusiasm, the Colonel returns just
 452 days later, after a journey of
 nearly 30,000 miles, laden with hon. ors and almost universal acclaim, to find the plans for his welcoming far
 outrivaling those that marked the send-off given upon his departure. A world-figure before he left, he returns probably the most talked-of
 man of the present day, due to the fact that he has traversed two con-
 tinents, nearly all the capitals of which and millions of the people of which have come into close touch
 with him and learned what manner
 Of man he is.
 of Africa and through Italy, France, Austria, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Eng land was nothing short Of triumphal march, is plainly attestei
 by a mere unadorned recital of his
 movements. Whether it was when Daudi Chwa, the twelve year old king of Uganda, did him honor at Kan pala, or when Emperor William of Germany enthusiastically called him 'Mein Freund Roosevelt at spec ial review of the flower of the Ger man army. whether it was in the thatched villages of Interior Africa, or riding in the imposing funeral cortege of the late King Edward as the special ambassador of the United States, it is no eXaggeratlon to say that he was the central figure; add ing note of expectancy and deepest interest to every gathering in which he mingled.
 Four other ex-presidents of the United States made trips abroad jamin Harrison-and while their jour- neys, particularly that of General Grant, were memorable in many ways, they were hardly to be com | ing, as they did, its many spectacular | features.
 When it is remembered that the | Colonel spent nearly an entire year, | from April 21, 1909, when he landed at Mombasa, to March fl, 1910, when
 he arrived at Khartoum, in the in i terior of Africa, when practically the | only news of him was furnished by the United Press correspondent, who 1 followed him through Africa, as the only accredited newspaperman in the party, his quickening of the worlds pulse in his kafeidoscopic rush through Egypt and Europe becomes an even great achievement.
 1 Although Roosevelt went abroad l primarily to hunt big game, as a l "faunal naturalist" he put it, and spent by far the greater part of his | time in this pursuit, t was his trip down the Nile and through Europe that furnished the real news features of his journey. As a hunter he proved a big success, winning at the outset the title of Bwana Tumbo. or "Portly Master" from his admirers among the African natives, but as a lecturer ard extempore speaker, as a preacher on his we'll known
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-17

FEATURES OF ROOSEVELT'S TRIP 
   in Uganda Italy, Belgium, England of Austria
 
  funeral of King Edward.
  restrictions that sought be imposed him. Khartoun, Cairo
  English public special of of  in Had two in African jungle. Roosevelt honeymoon in Italy in
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-17
The D. M. Read Go.
 Established 1857.
Embroidered Balloons, 29 cts.
Established 1857.

A very seasonable offering just everybody is paying attention to white dresses. These fine and dainty Balloons show much variety to des gn; eye let work and French embroidery, and the value is more than the price would indicate. They worth B and 50 cts. and will come in for belts collars finishing tunics, and other ways of trimming.
 29 cts yard, Center Counter Underwear and Shirts for Men. Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers exceptionally good quality the Shirts with either long short sleeves, Drawers in knee length, either 'sregulars,'' 'stouts,' 50 cts each.
 Nainsook Shirts and Drawers, we'll liked by many for the real hot weather, % cts each. Neglige Shirts entirely line of patterns just arrived, coat style and attached cuffs, $1.OO
 Mems Washable Neckwear, Special Fourn-hands very attractive, regular 25 ct quality,
 15 cts, 2 for 25 cts
 Book Racks, Special 15 cts. Every home generally needs one more Book Rack, for there enough to keep the books in order Here is bargain. Substantial racks of weathered green oak, plain but artistic, and 15 cts each
 Good for use in the cottage or bungalow
 Center Counter, Notion Section. Womens Dressing Sacques Oflawn in white and colors all sizes from 34 to A. at
 50 cts each
 Undermuslin Section. Juvenile Sox Supports, pink, blue, or white
 10 cts pair. Children's Gingham Dresses ready to wear, 50 cts
 Children's Wear Section main floor. Ladies' Silk Gloves, Black ones and white ones. short with two clasps worth 50 cts regular for 39 cts It is the time to buy Hammock now. There are some interesting specials.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-06-30
&rabua (SoeiIaer &ret8).

g0as fir Elm Segen filr cine 8e=
meinoe lit bod Der liebe 6rieoen! Q8o
er berribt, 8eoeibt jeoes llnternebmen,
1T 6reuoe in ieoem 6amiIienbaus uno
i'm san3en 9orf. Sn unierem 9Orfs
lein bat man oieie @abrbeit, tute es
i6eint, 1i6 gu Ser5en 9enommen. 99ab=
reno man frii9er auf Elm 9eetntQtes
@oroeben bel gemeiniamen llnterneb=
munger, tDie fir Stride, S6ule uitu.
ni6t out re6nen tonnte, 1T man bel
uns heute bemiibt, bel oerarti8en Nrs
beiten frieoli9, mutig uno nit seeitten
9rQften porsu0eben. llnieremsgfarrer
piro in allen, mas Oas @Obl Der
Stride uno Der S6ule anbelan8t, freu=
oiot @eborIam 9eletitet. 9as lit bab'6!
Sd m06te an oteier Stelle meme 9es
I6Gbten 2anosleute aunoroern, auf
DieIem g9ege frieolta uno freuot9 torts
3ui6reiten; mir tperoen uns bonentItt
balo oapon iiber3eu9en tOnnen oat
mir 10 piel tpeiter tommen.
Der Stano Der Saaten lit gang gut.
=.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-06-30
SDeKa
&i sesen bic Cholera.

Die Cholera pirft in SiibruBlaur
INNER tpeitere areiie. SSn Setateri-
NOLAN iinO allein In lebter @o6e l29
GbOleraertrantunsen resiitriert tporsen,
bon oenen 81 einen t6oliden 9erlauf
nabmen. 4us aleranorOipit ptro ses
melOet, Oab Der 8niepr bereits Oerieu6t
1T. Sn OOeHa itnO bis iebt nod feine
9lnsei6en, oaB bic @aiierleituns Gbo-
lerapibrionen entbalte, entoedt tporoen,
10 oaB Oer Serr Staotbauptmann bic"
ier Sage Dffentlib ertldrsn. tOnnte,
CoeHu lei dolerafrei. Die gesieBung
Der 5rottoirs puroe aud pom Staots
bauptmann ais 3pedloS ertaunt; er be-
fabl benz 90. POli3etmetlter, iofori
bic &eini9ung Der nit Seer unO aars
bolidure be9Oiienen Srottpirs ansua
orbne1t.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-06-30
Mus Oem NOrOen.

S9on lan9e, lan9e parten Die @ol
gaOeuti6en auf cine quite Grnte, BIZ
i9nen ieIbtreoeno iebr notpsnoig ipdr,
unb oiele @unoen 6eilen tpiiroe. Gin,
9au5e Retbe bon WiBernten bat BIZ
Sage Der &Olonif TEN dubsrit trapric
9eitaltet. gtun ioa tbnett ailtni ain.
i6etne ttdt eine quite Grnte beporiteteH.
Der 9lprtl mar ginitis unb liebens.
niirotg. 9lm T., 8. uno 9. Mai ain-
gen iiberaa tiidtise 8egen nieoer. Die
2anoleute 3eugen oarum iiberaa reoes
Qeben uno Streben. Wiit umii6t uno
6IeiB miro nun man6es baufalliae
SGus6en enttpebsr auseebeFert ober
um9ebaut. - Sas i9One Waiipetter
erfreut zines ieoen Ser3. Gs 1T cine
2uft, all bas 0ran IN @alo uno Slur
an3uiebeu uuo Dem besaubernben go.
9elian9e Su3ub0reu. Seionoers piel
8ergnii9sn finoen Die 60mmerfrif6ler
an ben Naturi60nbeiten, rR in ben
Stdoten nidt gu ieben fino. - Reulib
fabte man ben SeidluB, &i9in,
Saratotu, 2amenta, 2ei6tlins uno
SemeuotutG our6 Elm Selepbonneb sn
UerbinOen. Sine id0ne unO nibli6e
Neuerung, bic man nur nit 6reuben
be9rtiben tann. gluberbem itebt man
IN SemenODta im 8e9riife, etnen eiier-
tteu 3uuu um Die Stmmelfabrtstir9e
berum su erridten, Der unesfdbr aui
5000 Rbl. su febsn tOmmt. Gin l6b-
Ii6ss @eri. oas Die Snitiatipe oes 8. |
3. 8aumtros iit. llebsrbaupt iiebt
nan unter ben @olsaoeuti6en ein
Srebei, nod allieitissr 9erpollfomms
tuns. So, ss eibt unter iliis piele,
,is benz gsieb bonn 9. Nopember iebr
,snsist fino. 6. Gb. S6aab. |
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-06-30
Gbntur 8iidina (@pup. Yobolien)

Sin trauri9er 6au bat Ii6 sugetra=
gen. Die 6rau oes s6wasers Grie=
ori6 lit 9eitorben uno am 20. 9lprtl
um 10 llbr beeroi9t wOroen. 8Or IA
5a9en tparen mir in Ser9oorf beim
6rtsori6 gu Seiu6. aber er mar ni6t
gu Sauie, lonoern in Sa6arefta. Sort
bat Die Gbriittna iebr i6limme gu9en
uno ben 9an3en @tnter trante 2eute
oebabt. 9tun 1T bic arme 6rau 9es
1torben uno tpie piro es oem armen
7Srieori6 NIT ieinen &inoern 9e6en?
g8ir mdren 9erne 3ur 2ei6e gefabren,
aber e8 re9net I6on 6 Sage in elnem
fort. Der Qlte Siefermam, @roB.
batter lit INNER nod 9eiuno uno e>
muBte all ben Sammer bon ieinen Sin:
bern mitanIeben. Der 0etter BON
6rieori6, Hita uno Sobann S6erl(
uno feline &inoer itno in Stbirien uni
baben mir 9eI6rleben, oaB lte bort
I6on Spei Sabre i6le6te Grnte 9ebabt
baben uuo nenu es ni6t beHer piro,
miiiien iie beinabe Sun9ers iterben.
Gum gln3ieben baben lie nt6ts uni
aud oa5 Srot 1T tnapp gepOroen, fl
baben fat 9arni6ts mebr, es iino allef
arme 2eute. 0ieleitt tonnt i6r Dor
cine Gollette peranitalten, oenn ib,
miBt, Sun9er tut peb uno Der ldBt lid
ni6t betdmpfen. Sbr idreibt, mi,
louen nab 9lmerita tOmmen, aber mi,
tOnnen Sud taum slauben uno mi,
tDnnen au6 in &uBlano unier Bro
ellen. Sept baben mir oeraoe etn(
quite Grnte uno bic @ttterun9 1T ieb,
gut. 2lber mir ba5en uns entI6loien
Dir 3u 9lauben. Q9enn mir tommen,
mill aud Margarete Srefs mittommen.
Ser Satob Setter bat un5 audi 9e.
i6rieben, mir Ioaen tommen uno ana,
brett nad &anaoa, oa 1T iebr gutea
2ano uno @aher; ibon 7 6uB tiei
baben iie gutes @aiier erbalten. Seine
swet SObne fino In oieiem 6riibiabr
oOrtbin 9eso9en. Stun iollen aud mir
nadfOlgen. gu6 oem 6rieorid feline
stuei dlteiten Mdodsn poaen na6 9lme.
rita tOmmen; lie baben ieBt teine Wut.
ter. 8ir babeu ieBt beitloiien. unier
2ano su pertaufen uno biz gum Auguii
noasn mir bort isin. Infer Radbar
sinborn bat aud iein aans pertauft
ano piro nad slmerita austpanoern.
Gum Sdlub ieio IN slmsriia ale
ts6t beralid sesriiBt.
7,s@ naz z,at 6briitian 5rsfs.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-06-30

llm9e9eno Elm eripriebli6er &e9en tte=
Der, pel6er bic Saateu pieoer erfriI6te,
insbeIonoers Die Sommeriaaten, bic
mon6erorts idon lan9e an &e9eu 9e=
litten batten. 9ie @interiaateu, tpel6e
bis oato gut fteben, oeripre6en uns
cine ret6li6e Grnte, 9ans beIonoers
jene, nel6e auf oem Sra9feloe pa6a
len. Die 6r0ite bonn 10. mD IL. Wai,
mel6e om SbermOmeter mad &eGumure
2 8rao unter Null 3eigten, baben ben
8artenfrii6ten einigermaben 9eIaaoet;
8Obnen uno Siirbihs lino in ben nie'
ort9en Stelleu total erfroreu. Sar.
toIfeln unb MelOneu babeu tells aud
oelitten; bic tieflieeenoeu &eb9drten
baben beoeutenDen S6aDen 9elitten.
Sm aQeemeinen tann ii6 aber unie,
2anopirt bod auf cine quite @rntt
freueu.
@etern, am 6eHe Oes bl. Sobannes
BON Repomut, puroe In SObannestal
6u Der Mannbeimer Pfarrei sdbleno)
oas &tr6enpatronsfeit 9efeiert; tueiI
oteies Set auf etnen SOnntag fiel,
fauo bier bel uus tein 8ottesoienli
ltatt, 70 oab bic Gir6eubeiuder Iit
oOrtbm be9aben. Sas tlsine 8ottes'
bdus6en bon Sobannestal mar 10 mi
geteuoeu itberfiilt, oaB ii6 mebr in
6reien, als i'm @Ottesbdus6en befan'
ben. Ger 8ottesoienIt puroe bon
0errn 9etan 8obromOlstp ab9ebalten
Ser lluterridt In unierer 2stlaiii9er
Miniiterialidule wuroe am Is. Wta
ua6 itatt9ebabten gramen 9eidlo'en
IS tOuuen ii3 iebt Die Serren 2ebrer
lomie au6 bic S6uler tpGbreuO be
oreimonatli6en 6erienSeit 9riinolit
erbolen. SgnaB S6neioer.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-06-30

nano 8onan3 inmt 6amilie. Otto
Greb, bon S9., FAINT 6umtlie, Satob
Oj0B, pon @Qb., iamt 6amllle, 9lnton
@0b, bon Sol, iamt 6amilie, SoIepb
s6Utt, bon &c., inmt 6amilie, ,SranS
GRAB, bon 9lo., iamt 6anille, Gre9or
@iirt, BON ST., iumt 6amiIie.
Sic 9tomen Der leoi9en perionen
iino: &lemens S6utt, BON &C., @eOrs
3irin9er, bon %, Qeter Seier, Opn
9lnt., Gbriitian @olf, bon 90, Se=
baitian Sabli, bon &c., Soiepb
S6auer, bon Serb.
@eiblibe 9erionen iino: Selena
Sobs, bon g., Ylaceta SObs, puu g.,
9ri9itta @berle, BON 6eb., 9bereiia
Saron, bon 9ti., 3betla Sartman,
bon ST.
Sic @inter= =6ru6t itebt bel uns
aus9e3et6net gut, rur Die Sommers
6ru6t lit etpas i6wQ6er. 9lber Die
@eintrauben peripre6en cine guteGrnte
@iele Britbe an ale meme 6reunoe
uno SetQnnte.
Q6tun9sOoQ
&aoerius Solder.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-06-30

Suit! Qeioer meroen oieIes 8er9nit9en
porQusii6tltt nur bic Ginwo9ner BON
Qrti6ib baben uno bon oieIen pobl
aud ni6t au3u piele; oenn mas IN ala
ler Q9elt baben oenu bic Qrii6iber nit
Oi6Qilopta, 5tmaibowta ooer Ger
penie, nit oenen lie b0S 9elepbon Oer=
bnoet, 10 Q9i6tt9e5 uuo llnaufi6ieb=
bares gu trn, baB Iie gum 9elepbon
Qretfen miiNen? 2llen iibrtgen, luollen
tie It6 mai oas &er9niigen erlauben,
in oas bon tbrem 8eloe erri9tete 8eles
f6on su ipre6en, bleibt ni6ts itbrtg,
ais ii6 1875 @erit ua6 PriIdtb gu
beQuemen, ODER lie miiiien Ii6 oann
begniI9eu, itumm auf ben Selep6Ons
orubt gu i9auen, ieuf3eno uno iib IN
ben Saaren traBeno.
So, eS miro wobl man6es SGuers
lein, beionoers bon ben iitoli6en SO=
lonien, feline 6 &bl. 90 Sop. BON Der
SeNi.) CUR @rri6tung oes 8eIepbons
sablsn, Obne iib Sabre binour4 aud
nur Elm einSi9mal oes 3eIepbons 3ll
beoieuen.
g8itroe oaS 3elepbOn tpeni9Itens bic
Mol. 9olonien untereinanoer perbtn=
ben, e8 niroe uns bel Oeri6ieoenen
6duen gewiB 9roBe 8ienfe leiiteu.
9o6 9eoul0en mir uns, man Iprt6t
ia iebt ibOn bon etnem iOl6en 9eIes
| pbonneB. @ann Der Sallepi6e Somet
pteoer tOmmt, miro er aud un5netfel=
bait Die Mnlotidnaer &OIOnien nit
einem 5elep6on perbunoeu antrehen.
Don unierem 2anooO9t TT es gar
tlt6t riibmlt6, oaB er bic S'9oomdn.
iter etnfa6 ge3pun9en bat, tbre 3us
Itimmuu9 gum 8au oes 5elepbOtts 81
geben, BON oieieu aber aud nt6t, BAT
lie f6 bon Der 9onneritimme oes
Qanopoots einIdu6tern lieBen. Sener
aber, bic 10 iebr fir pteies SeIepbOr
! i6pdrmten, Oiellet4t aus peri0nli6er
.3ptereNsu, rufe i'd bic a9arta 81, nil
Der Qan6bo8t aud i6on bon RuFer
anOerer @ebiete b0reu mubte: Sim
S6ule, ni6t Elm Selepbon tut I'M!
not. Sat pobl unier @ebietsamt aud
mirtli6 10 iebr Elm SelepbOn n0tt9?
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-06-30
&ermiidte 'Na6rt6ten.
Nus Der 7eutiheu Ruroidou iur bic ,,@ureta GOIt"
Suiammeu9eiteut
Nitolajemta (9trospoler &rel8),

9lm 16. b. M. gin9 bier uno IN Der
llm9e0eno Elm befrudtenoer &egen nIes
Der, Der ge9en orei Stunoen an6telt;
cine ganse Stunoe mar oem &e9en Sas
oel bei9emiibt, 10 oaB e8 iAOn reat
ban9e muroe. gtaa benz gtieoeri6l0g
tonnten mir uns iiber3eu9en, oaB un'
iere 9lnglt leioer be9ranoet mar. 200
8e1jatinen Iino total benz 9Ooen 8leia'
9ema6t, anoere 100 9eNiatinen Iinc
,ur S4lfte uno oarilber pernl6tet.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-06-30

Ser iebnli6e @uni6 nieres Gano=
poats, oes 8arons bon Der Yalen lit
erflQt. g8tr betommen elm 9elepbOn.
burra! s6on merOen Die 3elepbOn=
pfoIten einseeraben uno IN tpentgen
@o6en peroen mir miteinanoer ipre6en
tOnnen, obne oaB mir uns in Die 9lu9en
All I6auen brau6en. 9as 9tbt etne
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-06-30
KcrreIpcnden1en aus
Sid RuBland
Spestal:&orrciponoens.
8Orms (@OuO. GberiOn)
81. 9DtQi 1910.

q. Wtat 1910.
IS Itebt bic 6ru6t bel uns bis leBt
lebr gut, obmObl mir nur 9an5 tuentG
&eoen 6atteu. SteQenmeile, pie gum
8eilpiel in Der &rim, geNarabien uno
anoeren @e9enoen, re9nete es bolo 3u=
otel, 10 oaB lid oas 8etretoe ibon 9e=
le9t bat. Q8tr aber baben auf Dem
9etauften QanO (SawaoOm9er) nod
nt6t einen our6wei6enoen &e9en Qe-
bQbt.
9ie g9einreben 3ei9en audi eine CUTE
Grnte an, aber oer 6ro1t, Der b0ie 8e=
ieue, bat ben oritten Sell Der Grnte
3erlt0rt.
So mQn6er Q9irt ItQno oes Wtor=
gems in ieiuem SOf bIttte tribe na6
Den g9einber9en uno ieuf3te bang;
,0erfroren Iiuo Die Rebeu". 8O6
nur @eoulo, lieber Wann! Q8as 9ein
lit, mug Dir audi bleiben
Gon &rantbeiteu unO Ste6tum Iino
mir bi5 leBt, 8Ott fob, betuabrt 9e=
blieben. ODD etnen I6nelen SOOes=
fou batten mir gu oer3ei6nen. 3aOlo
aaut lit an Der Peltblotter 9eitorben.
Ges 2lbenO8 set9te Ii1 bel tbm am 6e=
Il6t cine tleine 8latter, pel6e er Ioz
Qlet6 oufite9en lieB. 9as Ding ting
qlei6 an gu Ibwellen uno berettete oem
GQrt 0rOBe S6mer3en. IS murOe
audi oam nod gu beri6ieoenen Saus=
mitteln 9e9rtIIen uno troB alleoem mar
9upio Gaut oe5 Wor9ens eine 2et6e.
Qlm @rabe peinten: Die @itpe uno
a6t unmiinoige ainoer. llnier in=
nigtes 8eileio.
Sn einem 8ufienoOrfe bel Sobannis=
tai (auprabtoie) trug lid Elm ieltener
SSau 3u. 9aielbIt mobnte elne arme
Sioin, pel9e Dor 3pei Sabren etnen
S6laf bon ni6t peni9er als 9 NAL
"a Stunoen bate.
Dis Iie erwadte, tpuBte lie ni4t
oaB lie iOlan9e gei6lafen bate, nur
iiber 9ren3enloie &Opfibmer3en uno
9roBe MiiOi9tett tla9te Iie, iebt 1T lie
aber >pieoer ooQitGnot9 9eiuno Qetpor=
ben. 9ieies SSriibiabr bate lie nun
nieoer einen S6laf, aber Die 2lerSte
bQben ibr Ntil6 einlaufen laIien, tpG6=
reno lie i6lief, oamit lie nt6t Sun8ers
1tirbt. 8enn lie i6ltef nt9t went9er
ais 10 NAL "a Stunoen, obne eInmal
3u erwa6en. 8er9ebens baben orel
Qler3te ibre 9an3e Wetsbett an9emanot,
uh lie ms Qeben gu rufen, trOB allen
m0oli6en an9ewanoten 8eriu6en i4Itei
lie rubig meiter, bts tie am 20. Sage
Don lelb1t erwa9te. sic mar aber ic
i6pa6, oab iie ni6t reoen tonnte.
Inter einem i6retli6en Sammern 9ab
iie nat Is stunoen ibrer @eilt auf.
g0as oas fir cine &rantbeit mar,
to1nteu uniere 9lerste ni6t feitltelen.
Sd bin iebr neu9ieri9, gu b0ren, was
Die ameritanii6en 9lerSte gu oleien
S6laf iagen peroen.
Sn @iiloenoori, bel Soeha, baoett
am Is. Wai oieies Sabres Der 8ne6t
oes Ybilipp &et, 8anilengO, i'm IN.
teren 3amme 6 pferoe oes Serrn Gef,
tpel6e nit ben Salftern suiammense.
bunoen waren. Sierbei ertranten tbm
pier pferoea Sa, oiele llnoorIi6tt9-
felt bat i6on man9es lln9liit 5ur 5Ol'
ge 9ebabt.
9tebit 8ruB an ben &eoatteur unt
Die 2eier Der Bot,
SO9a6tun9sOOll
4 - 4.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-06-30
gpestal:&orreiponoens.
Glsialisbsntal { 6oub. Gbsriun)
%. NRai 1910.

23. Wai 1910.
gllleu Srean5en uno Setannten
made i'd hermit bic Rttteiiuns, oaB
in Der tommsnoeu Mode einise Ger.
iOnen aus &lsinliebsntal nad slmerita
iiberfiebeln tuollen. Sie Ramen bon
ben Gamilieu iino fOlsenoe: peter Sins
fat (oon qetsr) iamt 5amilis. 5sroi.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-06-30

Yon unierem 6reunoe So6n Sref5
wuroe uns fol9enoer Srtef aus 8uB=
lamb acknowledgements our @erfii9un9
9eIteQt, pel6em mir bic wi6ti9iten
SteQen entnebmen.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-04-08

A. H. void, formerly pro-
prietor of the Holly garage. was in
town last Tuesday. While mar
Yelling at the towns constant
growth, his only regret is, that he
parted with MS valuable corner
just east of the Emery barn.
F. B. Van Gundy, a newspaper
man well and favorabIy known
throughout the valley. is now the
presiding genius at the head of
the Richfeld (Kansas) Monitor,
and the editorial tripod has cast
new halo in that section ever
since. The paper is we'll edited
and geographically perfect, and
The Chieftain wishes the new
management all the success al
tainable on this mundane sphere.