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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-29
Virginia Hot Springs Social News

ISpecialto The Times-Dispa tch.l
Virginia IIot Springs. May 2S.-The
list OF arrivals every day this week
was heavy. and the hotel and cottages
are we'll filled. many of those arriving
being the advance guard of the sum
lner crowd. which promises to be
larger than former seasons. partlcu-
t h Every available cottage and
bungalow, as we'll as the more pre-.
tentious mansions here. We're leased
some time ago, and the arrival OF
house parties and the announcements
of entertainments in the villa colony
promise one OF the gayest seasons IN
years.
automobiles and motorists IN TINS sec
pany, is probably in great measure
responsible for the long list of motor
parties arriving for the past several
weeks. when tourists from Washing
ton. Pittsburg. philadelphia and New
wired to friends In Boston and Maine
to Join them here. Then many Of the
members OF the villa colony will bring
In their big touring cars and machines.
left New York this week in their car
with the Misses Gladys ingalls, and
Abbie ingalls, Barnard, for tour to
the White Mountains. will return here
in several weeks. and are planning to
make tHe Iuh AtoLA NV " NsS
Baseball still continues to take the
lead in the long list of outdoor sports;
including riding and driving, golf and
tennis and informal shooting tourna-
ments at the Gun Club. under the
auspices of John Philip Sousa.
The grand stand at Recreation Park
was crowded yesterday and this al II
ternoon with prominent society folk
from the villas and hotel. when the
local team played splendid games With VT
visiting team from West virginia.
The Hot Springs team has arranged a
series of games with teams in several
nearby States to extend Throughout
the summer. and subscription seats
and boxes are being sold.
Dinners and teas In the cottage
colony and the more Informal affairs
at the farnlhouses have filled IN the
social calendar Of tho week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Waller entertained at an
old fashioned Virginia luncheon at
Fassifern Farm on Sunday afternoon,
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Durham Social News.

pa aSRRsf1a'S E chs Nay Frank
Brown on saturday afternoon n. y enter.
Mrs. Peppler, of Georgia. who is her
guest for a few days. 4t5
Professor III, c. Barhee was host
Monday evening to the siX graduating
girls OF the East Durham High School.
The hours were from 5 to II. There
were varied entertainments, games.
music and dainty refreshments. II
was a UNIQUE and ENJOYABLE affair.
ab Mis seve n sRss Of her friends at
an al fresco" party at the Lakewood
Park dancing pavilion, Tuesday after
noon. Euchre and finch We're the
games. (. !.
marriage Of Miss Louis Elizabeth.
Wyatt. daughter of ]. I. Wyatt. OF
Raleigh. and DR.. Carl r, Norris, OF
Durham. It will be 9 home marriage
CO couple rsIle viii be at home in Durham
after the 22d Of June
Miss Felicia D. Kueftner and her
mother Mrs. Rudolph Kueffner, VIII
leave the latter part q y. June a,, for e
Germany, and Miss Kuefrner will study,
music in the Munich Conservatory.
The Tuesday. Afternoon Bridge Clun
held a business meeting TUESDAY az
suing Year. Miss Jeane yenahle
succeeds Miss Wright as pres,-
dent. Miss Lottie Sharpe was
elected yice-president, and Mrs
Tom Bost, secretary to succeed MISS
Joe, TAYLOR. New members were elect
ed as follows: Mesdames z. B. lyon,
w, J.. O'Brien and Misses Anna ma bran-
Ieraoon the club entertained at Lake.
wood Park in honor OF these new
members. by having a picnic caro-
/! party
Branson entertained quite q number OF
her young friends at a pavilion dance
at Lakewood Park. In honor OF her
friend, Miss Cora Vaughan, Of VIZ
aahnnt TWENTY-FIVE couples enjoyed the
OCCASION. and II was delightful af-
| fair for the young peopla.
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Babies and children suffer mostly
from the stomach. There is something
wrong with the milk or with the eggs
or with the minor articles OF food. for
1t doesn't take much to disturb a child's
stomach Ono thing the mother can
always be sure OF and that Is that no
harm can come from giving small
dose OF q mild laxative. for 1t Is sure
to be better or for 1t. You know your
own feeling of lightness and ease when
that function has been performed, so
how much. more important is 1T to the
child?
Watch carefully that your child does
not become constipated. for II 1t does
not have at least one or two move
ments OF the bowels each day 1t is
Iconstipated. From constipation comes
headache, feeling OF oppression, bad
breath, nausea, sour stomach, etc, In
these troubles You can obtain nothing
better than DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin. Give 1t In the small doses pre-
scribed for children and watch tho
slckly child become healthy and we'll.
full OF appetite and energy.
Mothers all over this.country have
been using this remedy for aquayter
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complimentary to Mrs. Frederic Bull,

complimentary to Mrs. Frederic Bull.
who is here for her annual "kur." Mr.
! and Mrs George Gunton. Mr.. and Mrs.
luncheon company entertained by
Mrs. ]. w. W1lke. who is looking for
site to build here next fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grant Mason.
who will remain here with their family
for some time before going to their
home In Tuxedo. were luncheon hosts
at the Daniel Boone Log Cabin op
Sunday for a mountain blackboard
party, following a visit to Flag Rock.
have entertained at number OF teas
and luncheons were hosts on Sunday
afternoon at the Cabin, complimentary
to former Governor Franklin Murphy,
The trout and bass fishing season
is on here, and the jackson River and
the Lower Cascades adjoining the
Springs have been the Mecca for
week of more fer picnic fishing parties
DR.. and Mrs. Guy Fairfax Whiting
have arrived at Barton Lodge for the
Whiting and Miss Julia Whiting are
daughter Of Rear-Admiral and Mrs.
Richardson Glover. of Washington. and
nave given a luncneOIl ina Tea LOT iteT.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Jackson.
who have entertained several house
PARTIES at Edmondstone Lodge. have
as their guests for the week, Colonel
Brent Arnold. OF Cincinnati Mrs.
Jackson gave a dinner on. Thursday
evening for company, including Mr..
and Mrs. T. P. Harrison. Miss Ruth
Harrison, Miss Frances Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. B. Wright. Colonel Arnold,
John scarborough and Mr.. Jackson.
Mrs. Frederic Sterry arrived this
morning at Upland House, with the
Misses Prudence and Virginia Sterry.
Mr.. sterry will Join his family early
next week.
Mrs. Edgar A. Pole has as her house
guest at Ben Venue, Miss Virginia
May, of Staunton. Mrs. Pole enter
tanned members of the cottage colony
on Wednesday at tea In compliment
to Miss May. Mrs Frank p. Hopkins
did the honors of the tearoom.
At the Presidents Bungalow. Miss
Ruth Harrison has as her house
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Harrison,
Miss Frances Smith and John Scar
borough. =,
not be opened until midsummer. when
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaudeville Carlisle will
probably come up from Washington.
Mrs. Calderon Carlisle and Miss Mary
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This Free Remedy
Helps Sickly Babies

OF a century and many heads Of fam
lilies like Mr.. c. L. Lynch. of Billings
ley, Ala, and Mrs. Amanda Black. of
Laura, o. would not keep house with
out 1t. They have long ago discarded
tablets pills, salts and such things Tor
the miider. moro gentle and more eft
feetive Dr.. caldwell's Syrup Pepsin'
which every member Of the family.
from the youngest to the Oldest, can
use with safety, It Is In the homes OF
more families to-day than any other
laxative, but II you have never used
1t DR., Caldwell urges you to send him
your name and address and he will
send you a sample bottle free OF
charge. II Its use convlnces you that
1t Is the remedy you have been look
ing for then buy It in the regular way
OF your druggist at fifty cents or one
dollar bottle, Just as so many others
Dr.. Caldwell personally win be
pleased to give you any medical advice
you may desire for yourself or family
pertaining to the stomach. liver OF
bowels absolutely free of charge. En-.
plain your case In letter and he will
reply to You in detail For the free
sample simply send your name and ad.
dress on a postal card or otherwise
For either request the DOCTORS address
Is DR. w. 3. Caldwell. r., SAT Caldwell
Building, Monticello. III.
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W. Carlisle sailed Tuesday to spend

w. Carlisle sailed Tuesday to spend
the summer abroad.
Sir Robert and Lady Hadtield. tot
London. the latter a sister of Attorney
General Wickersham. who are at pres.
ent in Washington, having arrived
there this week from far Eastern
tour, are expected here next week to
look over the hotel cottages. They
as they made many friends during
their stay last summer.
r.. Hall Mccormick has Joined his
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Mccormick.
and Miss Katherine Farwell. at the
considerable time riding. 7..5 ~ !,
Several private car parties have ar
rived during the last few days. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert kelso Cassatt arrived
from Phladelphia, and joined friends
and Mrs Clarence Dolan have also
joined the Philadelphia colony here.
and will remain until they leave for,
Newport.
Miss Mary Johnston. the author. ia
at the Warm Springs for the summer.
and is working on a new novel which
will be ready by the fan: Miss May
Costello. Of London. will be Miss johns
ston's guest next week.
II. y. Taylor, OF Washington. former
ly Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury, and Mrs. Taylor, who recently re-
turned from three years tour around
the world, have spent the greater por-
tion OF the spring season here.
Mr. and Mrs. II. +. Smith and the
Misses Alice G. and Alice r. Smith
arrived at the Springs in g private
car on Saturday last
Mitchell Innis the first secretary aof.
the British Embassy. spent a, portion
OF the week here, with friends.
Arrivals at the Homestead during
who Joined Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mayo
and Miss Mary Page H; NJ Boyktns.
Z. A. Evans, w. II. Fitzgerald. p. W.
Griggs, Z. D. Hotchkiss, "A. NJ. Trayers,
Il. Nelson, of Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Heabond. Of Lynchburg.
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FITzHUGH LEE, JR.

a lieutenant OF engineers attached to
the War Department in Washington
when he and his father resigned their
|, commissions at the outbreak OF the
war In that struggle he built the
fortiacations around Richmond, and
was aid-de-camp to Jefferson Davis
and finally major general to the Con-
federacy. In 1871 he succeeded his
father as president of Washington and
Lee University.
Robert E. Lee. second. another son OF
the Confederate commander -chtef
Is living upon his plantation at West
Point. Va. He was born fifty-six years
ago at Arlington House. that stately
colonial mansion which now stands
In the Arlington National Cemetery
opposite Washington. and which be-
longed to his mother, Mary Randolph
GUSTS Lee. He left the University of
Virginia in 1862 to enter the Confed-
crate army. where he won captains
spurs. Since tho war he has devoted
his life to agriculture and the writing
OF the ''aecolections and Letters" OF
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Latin-American republics. but resigned
after serving but few months. His
mother was not the only descendant,
OF General Grant to marry a foreigne
His cousin, Julia Dent Grant. few
years ago married Prince Michael Can
tacuzene. OF the Russian Imperial
Guards.
Robert e. Lees Sons.
Two OF Gen. Robert E. Lees sons are
still living. George washington Gus
tbs Lee, the eldest, who Will be sew
enty-seven next September. lives at
Burke, Va, and since 1897 has been
president emeritus OF Washington and
Lee University. His mother was the
daughter of George Custis, the adopted
son of President Washington and
grandson of Martha Washington.
This scion OF two distinguished
houses has never married. He was
graduated at the Military Academy, at
the head OF his GLASS. IN "a. and was
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-12-08
Gleinliebental.

Die 3entralidule gu @rOBliebental
bat lett einem Monat tbre 3Gti9teit
pisoer bespnnen. S6On piele SABRE
oient Dieie S6ule ben SSutereNen bes
2iebentaler @sbiets mo bat ibOn pies
les CUR seiiti9en Sebung oieier Solo
nten9ruppe bei9etra9en.
9lus &leinliebental lino jebt 10 S6ii=
Ter in Der 3entralidule, eine tleine 3abl
alleroings nod, aber bod mebr als in
ben friiberen Sabren, mas man baupt.
iddlid unierem Pater 6ran3 Soran 81
peroanten bat, Der li6 oteler Sa6e
marm annimmt. 9lud oer Sberlebrer
Der 3sntralidule trd9t our6 iein freunoz
lides Gnt9eeentOmmen piel oa5u bel,
oaB bic &inoer iid an9eSo9en fil6len.
6. s..
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-12-08
Sosmer, 2. ..
N6tun9spoll
5. December 1910.

-. Ot6tiItueI lolO.
Sobann Neblt6 uno Martin Soifer,
iiibli6 BON Sosmer, baben ibr Sano
an SatOb Setenlaible pertauft; eriterer
orei uno lsbtersr spei Claims 3u $24.
600. Die Serren baben Ii6 iebt tuieoer
in &eliance, 2pman GountD, ShosSa=
tota 9ano Su $25 per Nder 9efauft,
ieber slpei Claims unO menn es bic 9ers
bdltniie aeaatten, oann peroen tie nod
Dor 8eibnadten nad bort iiberiieoeln.
Die 9rel6mai6iue oes Martin Soifer
itebt idon in Sosmer auf Der Gar pers
laoen.
Salomon S6uma6er taufte in oie=
fem Spdtiabr orsi @laim Sano bon
Satob @uuDert in SOipole fir $3l per
2lfer.
5rieori6 3OI9 nOroli9 BON 8oscOe
tpobnbait, 1T iopiel mir betannt, auf
bic 2anoiu6e in bic Siioitaaten 9ereit.
Satob S6uma6er bon SOsmer bat
Iein 2ano bel Gong Safe an Wti6ael
8utmiller, 0itli6 bon @ureta, Dertauft
uno swar fir $50 per older.
8ie 9atboliten auf Der @eitieite bon
Srsmer bauen auf Der 8eltieite bon
Sosmer cine i60ne, sroBe Stride. Sdn=
9e oerielben lit 60 SUB, SObe l6 CUB,
5urmb0be 1T 73 SUB. Der Soitenpreis
belduft ii6 auf $4,000, welde Summe
Iib na6 Der 0ollenoun9 nod etwas er=
b0ben oiirfte. Die neue Stride miro eine
3ieroe fir uniere Staot iein.
Ger 8ruoer meiner Grau, flint Wei=
len n0roli6 bon Sopole nObnbaft, trat
in ben Gbetano. Sdreiber oieier 3ei-
len wobute Der So6Seit bel, bate aber
penig @enuB bapon, oenn als i'd bort
mar, ertrautte i6 an Der Grippe, Die
beinabe in ieOem Sauie berri6t. Die
Namen oes Gbepaares lino: Gbriitian
SanOmsier, SObn Oes 5rieorid Sano=
meier nit Olaria S6id, Sohter Oes
gBilbelm SAif. Sas auoere paar 1T
Grisorid @utbmiller. Sobn oes 8eors
@utbmiller nit Maria Sdumader,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-12-08
8eranoa unb Sa6,ieseln perldieoener

geranoa uno Sadsieseln perl6ieoener
Nrt. 8ause 8eb0lte, iopie Stallun'
gen, Sduppen. Spreubiitten, Siibner=
uno @dnieitdle iino nit bieien 0a4s
sieseln 9eoett. Gtlibe Sduier uno
Stalunssn iinO nod nit Sled seoett,
alles liebt ganS nobel aus. Sa unlere
9roBe @lote unbrau9bar wuroe, 1T al
oeren Stelle cine neue, % Yuo idwere,
nit einem &oltenaufpanoe bon 500
&ubel 9etauft poroen.
9ln ben Spmmer=S Sonnta9eu, wenn
Die &eute CUR Stride 9eben, miilIen lte
Iib INNER porli6tsbalber an ben Sel=
temuesen aufbalten, oa 81 iener 3ett
Die Observation-Disclosures 8utsbelber nit
ibren prG6ti9en &utI6en uno anoeren
6eOerwa9en our6 D0s 9orf 9efabren
tOmmen. 8einobe 9elp1brte es ben In=
bid, als pGre man IN Der StaOt SOeIla.
Weinem S6wa9er Sobannes &lipfel
oiene CUR Na6riht, OaB mir feline Pbo=
tO9rapbien erbalten baben. Seten 9ant!
2lu6 erbielt ib einen Srief BON @ultap
Mauler, in pel6em er MIDI au1oroert,
&orreiponoenieu an Die 0OltsSeitun9
einSuienoen, rpOrauf t6 tbm Suriif=
i6rieb, bab er meme in 9toro=90tOta
mobnenoen griiOer, IOlpte audi meinen
S6pager SObanues &llpfel 9riiBen
iollte, babe aber biz auf ben beutt9en
5a9 nod ni6ts oaoon erfabren. 9teben=
bel bemertt leie i6 bic rGureta Poit"
bic mir BON meinem S6wa9er SOban=
nes &lipiel su9eididt miro, iOwie AUDI
Die u6reie Yrelle", O0s 9enii9t mir
DOlltommen.
Sn meiner 6amilie 1T alles po6l mo
munter. @rilbe alle Ser9oOrfer, iOpte
ale 6reunoe uno Setannte.
Q8ilbelm Gull.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-12-08
SpsStals&orreipouoenS.
SersSori, 0onn. Gbsrion
%. Sftober 1910.
Werte Yoit!"

y Werte Poit!"
0a bic 6eloarbsit 10 siemlit por=
iber lit, 10 bin ib geneigt, ben 2eiern
ienIeits oes Oceans. i'm 2anoe Der 6rei=
belt, 4merita, etpas mitsuteilen.
Obmobl bic @eisenernte idwad, 10
erfreuten mir uns bod elmer rei6en
@elI6tornernte; mir erbielten 200 Yuo
per 9eNi., iteQenmeiie io9ar mebr. Sis
jebt 1T oas Wetter idOn marm, Sett=
peiie seben feline &esen nieoer. mas
lid Der 2anopirt sunube madt uno
nod INNER @interfru6t idet.
9lm 15., Is. unb II. Sttober mar
in @riaoriopol &etrutenausbebuns; es
traf in gersoorf IA Sungens, pelde
i6 ni6t ale nit gfamen nennen tann,
oa bic Sdlits bon ibnen in ben Gbutors
mobnen.
Gbriitian 9lloin9er, wel6er II Sabre
in Ser9oOrf oem 2ebrerberufe oorltano.
bat ieinen Seruf aufge9eben uno 1T
9anopirt 9ewOroen.
Ste Serren G6riitian glloin9er, So
bam Mahpid (Sobn bon 6rieori6),
0apio &atb (Sobn bon Sapio), Sein=
rid uno Sobannes @olf (S0bne bon
Gbriitian) tauften lid cine aus 900
SeNi. beltebenoe 2anOfdde bel SOiinta
uabe Der Giienbabn, nabe Ooeila, fir
$50 8bl. per 9eni. 8enannte 6ami=
lien baben ibre Saden pertauft uno
iino nad Oortbin ge3osen.
Srei Sooesfdlle babe id Su berid=
ten: 6rieorid Settid, Sobn bon Wat=
tbias, "a Sabre alt Srieoerita Stitel=
meier 9eb. Sunot, 20 Sabre alt; am
%. September itarb Seinrib Stein
(al) i'm 9llter bon "a Sabren.
9tun mO6te i6 meme in 9lmerita
pobnenoen Ser9oorfer auf einen 3eit=
raum bon Is Sabren i'm @eiite 3uriid=
fiibren. g8ie Sbr Sud ia nod erin=
nern ueroet, lag oas budli9e 2ano
nabe oes Sorfes unbearbeitet, IN anoe=
rem @ortell, es mar idle6t befellt.
!Seute lit bic Sude bort sanS anoers
9euoroen: al ben iteilen 9lbbdngen auf
Der Silb- uno Hotoieite liub @eingdr=
ten anseleat poroen; bic i'm SberoOrf
nabe Der Stride beiinoliden Sduier iino
peribpunoen ueo iteben an oeren STEELE
Elm id0nss, nsues, iteinernes Saus nit
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llnIere @ein9drten iino ourd bic 8i=
lorera oerartis ruiniert, iooaB in Der
3utunft wenis gu boIien lit. Sa bic
@itterung isbr troten 1T wuroe oieies
Spdtiabr iuenig Wintersetreioe geidet.
Suoesfdle iino folgenoe gu perSeib.
men; 8eOrg 0erre (alD seweiener Ge=
meinoeidreiber, in einem gllter bon 73
Sabr 4 Wonat uno + Sage; Gbriitopb
Wattbeis (alD 81 Sabr 6 Monat;
Gbriitiau gngel (oer @rObe), wObn=
bait auf eisenem 2ano IS Sabr alt;
3olina S6nabel Sodter bon Satob,
4 Sabr aft; Satob &ailer Sobn bon
Sobann, pel6er beute beeroi9t Wuroe,
bradte iein 9llter auf q Sabre, er itarb
am Sdarla6feber, uiele lie9en nod an
oieier Grantbeit oarnieDer.
@erbeiratet bat fi6 @eorg &app,
muroe aber, ba er feline por6ergebenos
6rau NIT Der er 9etrallt mar nat
S6ibta fir 2 &ubel uno Swei Sten
S6naps pertaufte, niht 9etraut, ion=
bern lebte NIT Der jeBi9en 6rau aui
(StrDt). st lit ieines 2lmtes ais 6elos
ibiiBe miioe 9eworoen uno fin9 Die
S6ladterei an. WiinI6en ibm Slid
i'm unbeili9cn GbeltanO. - Sm 9luf=
9ebot lteben fol9enoe Paare; g8thuer
6briltian Gemmet nit 5rleOertta
S6naiot, So6ter Oes Der rltorbenen Sa=
fob S6naiot; Ybilipp Seller aus Berg
oorf nit 6Griitina S6nabel, 3ohter
oes S}obann S6nabel; Gbuaro &rO=
ming NIT Wtaria 6uber, So6ter oes
Gbriltian Suber; SObann &ott SObn
oes Subann (WarOeD nit Warla Wet=
iert, 5o6ter oes Gbriltopb g8eiiert;
6rieori6 sdauer nit Maria Miiller,
3o6ter OOn Ybilipp Wiiuer.
@riiBe aQe 6reunOe ioluie ale &eler
Der rGureta Poit", beionoers ben Ge=
oatteur. g8eroe in 3utunft mebr i6ret=
ben. &uooli Straoinoer.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-12-08

Sodter oes Solomon S1umaher. Sas
brittle Yaar iit 6rieorib Sunot, Stief-
iobn bes Soiepb 6aub nit 2poia So
tober, Sodter oes 6reo SatOber. Sieies
Yaar ioll erlt bis Sonntag. ben IL.
Sesember setraut werben. gBiinihen
ben iunoen paaren piel Slid uno Se-
gen aui ibreu ierneren 2ebenswesen.
Sas gDobnbaus oes 8ottlieb &ieB
9ebt ieiner Sollenbun9 ent9eaen.
freo 8utbmiller bat lebte Wohe Seu
in bic Staot 9eiabren, babel sinaen
tbm bic Yieroe burh, Der @a9eu purbe
um9emorien, alles nabm aber einen
9liidliden 8erlauf; nur perltaubte er
iid ben liuten 6uB etpas, 1T aber ieBt
pieDsr seiuno uno munter.
Satob Subsr (alt) lieb lid einen
grunuen ltoBen, tuelter cine Siefe bon
13O SUB srreibte mo 80 SUB Waiier
entbdlt. Der Drummer toltet ibm NIT
@inomiible 1898. 6reb S4nmaher
bat bic Irbeit 9etau.
Meiu Na6bar Satob Sung taufte
ii6 BON pbil. S6amber eine Srgel fir
$50. 2uowis S6umader bat iid bic
Orgel oes Sobn Neblid fir $50 se=
fault. SEPT tann oas Srgellpielen in
meiner Nabbari6ait Beginner.
@rhBe audi meiuen Sntel IN 8uB=
LAMB uno bite i'm, er m6dte bod aud
einmal etpas ppn f6 bOren lalien.
9lllerieits beitens griiBeno,
gluoreas S6auer.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-12-08
SpestaI:&orreiponoens.
6ladstbal
"a. Sttober 1910

yWerte gureta YoIt"
9a idon cine geraume 3eit na6 mel
nem lebten 9eri9t OerflOhen 1T, 10 fiible
i6 mid peranlaBt, oa bic 9lrbeitsSeit
poriiber uno 3eit 9eru9 gum ibreiben
1T, ben in 2msrita anidiiisen 8liltstd=
fern ettpas mitSuteilen.
Die grnte fiel, mie ben 2eiern i6on
friiber beri6tet tuuroe, mittelmdBi9
aus; @ell6torn oa9e9en bat es iooiel
oe9eben, oaB alte Seute iid nidt erin=
nern t0nnsn, cine iolde @elidtornernte
iemals erlebt su baben. @ein 9ab es
isbr penis; beionoers Sdreiber oieier
-,3eilen muB ben 2eiern bieies NAL nit
trodener &eble @eiunobeit wiinidsn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-12-08

r@erte 9of"!
Sa es in ben lan9en @interabenoen
3ett 9enu9 9lbt, 10 mO6te t6 mid AUDI
ni6t 5u ben binterten itellen, iouoern
ben 2eIern Iopiel tuie mO9lib bon bier
mttteilen. S6nee babeu mir nod niht,
Oas Sieb 9ebt INNER nod auf Die g8ei=
be, 10 lit man pon Der glrbeit befreit,
IeBt lt6 an ben warmen Sfen uno lielt
Die r@ureta YDit". Wein giadbar 8e=
org Bauer meinte, er freue li6 ieoes-
NAL an oem Gage, oa er Die Yoit" su
leien tetommt. wubte gar nidt, oaB Elm
Iol6es Slatt mie bieies, 2eben unb Sei=
terteit bereitet, neil lie BON Der alien
Setmat oiel gteues brin9t. wiiroe audi
oieIe 3ettun9 niemals wteoer aus iei=
nem 0auie laTien.
&trSli6 beiu6te Elm Na6bar ben
anoern, brahten bic Yferoe in ben
Stall, 9tn9en ins Saus uno oerbra6=
ten einen oemiitli6en 2lbeno miteinan=
Der. 2lls es 3eit Snm NnIpanmen mar,
paren bic pferoe fort, es 9iu9 auf bic
Suhs nah ibnen, muroen Ober bod
nu6 trdfti9em bin= uno berlauIen in
Der ountlen 9ta6t auf Der Yrairie 9e=
fuuoen. Yei Dem Su6en na6 ben Yfer=
ben metnte Der cine, es 1T nod Slid,
oaB feline S6naten mebr oa lino, mir
nitroen libel su9eri6tet aus ben Safes
beraustommeu, aber anltatt oieies line
9esiefer tru9en mir am S6nurrbart
@isSapieu, tameu oanu auh 9liitliA
mieoer beim.
Drum o Ser3 berSa9e niht,
gu mas oein @etptheu IprtAt.
Sieier Strabl bes Simmelslibts,
Sue re6t uno fiirbte ni6ts.
9euti6e SSreibeit, Seuti6er Got,
Seuti6er 8laube pbne Spptt,
9eutides Sers uno Seutl6er Stabl,
Sinh pier Seloeu aaSumal.
Mit @ruB an ale seier Der ugureta
poit", ioipie an meine in gforo= 8afota
wobnenoen 9riioer Mattbias uno aoolf
6Ortel.
gl6tungspoa, Sobann Sortel.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-12-08
1000 neue 9lbOnnenten perlan9t!
College Noti3en

Gie QeibdBten QeIer, wel6e i'm Wtc=
Pberlon GountD 0er0lo" pom |. De-
3cmber ben 2lrtitel be5ii9li6 oe8 am
9antia9un9sta9e itatt9efunoenen SUB
balwettipieles 9eleien baben, tOnnen
oerIidert iein, paB bic in OemIelben
9ema6ten 8ebauptun9en betreHS un=
ierer Spleler 9dn3ll4 ouf llmmabrbett
beruben. SeOo6 wOllen mir ni6t ndber
oarauf ein9eben, oem es tonnte Die
2eola Mannibaft (5eanD in Die grOBte
&erleQun9 bringen; erpdbnen wollen
mir aber oo6, OaB ale StOrun9en,
mel6e li6 bemertbNr ma6ten, nt6t BON
unieren Sun9ens peruria6t muroen,
pielmebr muB man oenlelben Elm &Onl=
pliment oofiir SOQen, OGB Ite troB aller
an lie 0eItelten SerausfOrOerun9en ibre
anItdnbioe Spielweile beibebielten.