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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-10-20
4. Sttober 1910
20 ubr na6mitta9s-

4. AttDber l9lO
-t2 llbr nadmittags-
Die Seb0roe oeriammelte li6 wieoer
nad Der @erta9ung.
Ollie Wit9lieoer anmeieno.
gluf 2lntra9 Wuroen fol9enOe 9lnlei=
ben aus Dem permanenten S6ulfDno
perlQn9ert:
0enrD Ynun9 $3.50, fdlli9 am |.
Sttober 1910; nuroe auf Elm Sa9r per=
lQn9ert.
GeOr9 9ais $250O, fdQi9 am |. St=
tOber 1910, wuroe auf ein Sa6r per=
lGn9ert.
gluf 2lntra9 ipuroen fol9enoe Nnlet=
ben aus Oem permanenten S6ulfono
benilli9t:
5Srieori6 S6uma6er, $4,000 auf
flint SABRE, 81 6 Pro5ent.
gluf 2lntra9 wurOe Der GountD 9lu=
oitOr an9etpieien, etne &efuno CrOer
fir Die Strei6ung fol9enoer perldnger=
ter Steueru Der fol9enoen SdnDereien
au5SuItellen:
81 9}G 13=128=69, fir bic Steiler
pon 1896; mar &e9ierun9slano.
SQ8 us 26=l28=7O, fiir bic Steuer
pon 1909; Steuer mar 5weimal ein9e=
i6Qbt.
984 S98 2O-128=7O, fir bic steuer
pon 1892; mar 8e9ierun9slano.
gg9 32=l26=7G fir bic steuern
Der Sabre l887=1888=l889; mar &e=
9ieruu9sluno.
Ct Sg8 uno 81 SG 23=128=69,
fir bic Steuern bon 1894; 8egierungs=
LAMB.
g(g9 6=125=73, fir bic Stsuern bon
1890=l891; mar 8e9ierun9slano.
81 s8 uno 81 SG l8=l25=7O,
fir Die Steuern BON 1894; mar spei=
mai eingeiddbt.
9luf 9lntrag tuuroen fol9enoe &e6=
nun9en belplllt9t:
Sobu 80idel, 8eridtssebiibren 5 2 SO
Sobn Sttmar, grtra=0esear=
Delt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." l 0U
8. 8. Opp, YortO oes Gountp
S6abmeiiters .................. Fl 30
8. 8. Opp, @Opber Gbets oes
Gouutp S6aBmeilt tiers ......" 81 45
&smeOp Smplement &c., Sie=
ierunsen fir 4rme ........... 3 80
Grreta Supplement & 5urniture
Go., 2ieferun9en fur 9lrme 9 90
Sobn Sttmar, Sewa6uns et=
mes 8eiites9etOrten........".... Is IS
@eOrg Sidmann, pOit= uno Gr=
preBsebiibren .......".,......,. 8 IS
q. W. pierce, Srapin9 ........ 4 IS
Glapton SurnitlIre Co., Silins
6aie ................................. Is 90
q. q. 9lttins, 2ieierun9en fir
Das 9Durtbaus ................. 5 20
Sant Of 2eola, 8eri9ts= 3ertifi=
fate .................................. % 90
Ssnrp youns, Sderiifs9ebiib=
rem .................................. SO 80
6reo YreBler, 2ieferun9en ...... 2 II
=. Sieanielot, 2ieferun9en fir
URINE ............................. = f0
Gitp 8eitaurant, Wa9l3eiteu I.
Smolinstp .................... see" 3 ID
gluf glntras puroe Der 9ountps
SdaBmeilter beauftrast, 1898 in ppl=
Ter 3abluns anSunebmen, fir bic Steu=
srn bes perionliden gi9entums oes
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-10-20
5. Sttpber 1910

g llbr pormitta9s-
Sie geb6roe periammelte li6 tpieber
na6 Der 8erta9uns.
ollie Wtitslieoer iinb antpeienb.
guf 9lntras wuroen folssnoe Re4=
nungen betpilligt:
Witdeq 9umber Co., 2iefe=
rungen fir oas GOurtbauss 80 60
lllri6&eue, @eridtssebiibrsn 27 35
8ottfrieo Mobr, S1mieoe-
arbelten. neutrality-suspicious.. | SO
8. 6. Williams, Stenosra=
pbiiiin, Gourtbaus. .......... 20 -
3. o. 8usler, S4eriiisse=
biibren NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 As
Srsb aeim, GiOerp fir S6s=
rih............................... IA 40
q. 6. &niderbpder, Wabl=
Seiten ............................ rs
Nortb SafOta Gulpert &c.,
Gulperts, s,..................... 1874 IS
Or. u. u. aerns, 8ebano=
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-10-20

6. s. Weab,
Superintendent.
Die tollettierte Steueriumme fir
ben SrrIiuniseu=6ono betrus am @noe
oieics @ierteljabres, alio am 80. Sep-
tember 1910 $2S.40.
9lui 9lntrag pertast iid bic Seb6roe
bis gum Is. Iopember 1910, 10 llbr
pormitta9s.
Sames Glaptou, Sobn s. Sepperle,
Gouutp 9lueitor YprliBenber
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-10-20

VW>
oitor an9ewieien, spei Siitritt S6ul=
g9arrants su @unIten bes County
Sdullupertntenoenteu @eprQ Sidman
81 perausgaben, in SObe BON $5 fir
cine le0e oerE rEelben, filr Die SlatueS6ul=
oiItrItte 9}r. | lno 9ir. 2, oa er, um
ben Geport oes Sb0bmeiiters beia9ten
9tItrltts 81 erbalten, Die Sour na6
oortbin unternebmen muBte.
gluf 9lntrag puroe cine Yetiton oer
i'm GOurtbauie anseitellten Deputies,
in welder ielbige Inn cine Gjebaltser=
bObuns na6iuden, perwOrfen.
9luf 9lntra9 puroen folgenoe 3e4=
nun9eu beluilli9t:
Maper & Suno, griidenarbeit s 3 -
6. g. older, Srrlinni9en=8e=
buDren ............ ..............." 4 70
&lein Bros, S6mieoearbeiten 5 25
SDllanosmOrtb Sart 2umber
Go., Sumber ......,.............. 9 25
Sames GlaDton, Yof= uno gr=
preB9ebiibren ........,,...."..... Is So
Peter &app, Grtras@e9earbett II -
9tuf 9lntrag perta9t Iib bic geboroe
Bis 48 llbr abenos islbt9en Sases.
4. Sttober 1910
IS llbr abenos-
9ie Seboroe bsriammelte l6 mieoer
nod Der Gertaguu9.
2lle Mit9lieoer anpeisno.
Ste SebOroe be9ann nun bic @abl=
plGBe 81 beltimmen uno Wa9lrt6ter
gu ernennen fir Die Wabl, pel6e am
8. 9topember 1910 ab9ebalten neroen
ioQ.
0recinct 9tr. |.
g8eber, 5wp. l28, 8an9e 67, Wabl=
plat Neber S6ulbaus, @ablribter:
@rnit Sabermann, Superintendent,
6bus s. Saraitt unO Sobn Muli9an.
Preciuct 9tr. 2.
Goto uno Garl, Snip. 127, &an9e
&c uno 67, g8ablplaB Soto S6ul6aus,
g9ablridter: Gmil &utl6te, Super
intenoent Neter Geiire uno SObn
G0pta.
Yrecinct 9tr. 3.
g9illotp, 3wp. 1876, 3anse 66, @a9l=
plaB S9ulbaus gtr. l, Set. 10, Wabl=
ri6ter: 8rant 5ooter, Superintendent,
Sobn 2ebplo uno Go6us @effre.
Yrecinct Nr. 4.
2incOln, Swp. l25, &an9e 66,
@ablplab Mercantile Soa g0etonta,
Q9ablrt6ter: Gmil BON @i6en, Super
intenDent, 8. .. YreBler uno 9Sm.
Solmes jun.
Yrecinct 9ir. 5.
@aibin9ton uno Soparo, Snip. l25,
Hanse 67 uno 68, 8ablplaB @utb=
miller S6ulbaus, @ablridter: SObn
q. @utbmiller, superintendent, Watt.
patterion uno @. 8. 2ple.
Yrecinct Hr. 6.
2eola u. Spring, Swp. 1876, 3anse
67 uno 68, @ablplaB Gourtbaus in
2eola, @ablri6ter: 8. W. Gburd,
Superintendent. 8. 6rantlin uno Srso
8laBman.
Yrectnct gir. z.
Sepb, Sownibip 1913, &anse 68 uno
SO, @ablplaB SatOb 3iesler's Saus,
@ablri6ter: Satob Maule, Super
intenoent, Gbriitian Slider uno 5reo
Seifert.
Yrectnct gtr. 8.
9lrena, Snip. l25 uno 1876, Hange
SO, @ablplaB 8hb S6ulbaus, @abl=
ridter: Satub Senoer, Superinten=
bent, Satob Sunse uno Sobn gi6el=
berg.
Yreciuct 9tr. 9.
aetterling. Snip. 1876, 3ause 70
uno II, @ablplaB i'm Sauie bon Sa=
fob SenB, @ablridter; Sa.ob Wubl=
beier, SUPERINTENDENT Sobn preBler
uno p6ilipp Wartel.
precinet Nr. 10.
Siaspiep, 3o,unibip 125, &anae
72 uno 73, @ahlplaB Silspielu S6ul-
baus, @ablri6ter: 9lnoreas 2ebr,
Superintenoent. Ybilipp &ieser uno
6reo @ramm.
Yrecinct 9tr. IL.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-10-20

meiiter beauftra9t, $5.44 in boiler
3ablung an5unebmen, fir Die periDn=
liben Gigentumsiteuern oes Sabres
1900, perldn9ert 9e9en Sobannes
Sptber, 5Ownibip l27=69.
9luf glntra9 pertu9t ii6 bic gebOroe
big I'm y llbr nadmittu9s ielbi9en
Sa9es.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-10-20
5. Sttober 1910
20 ll6r ua6mitta9s-

-3Z UNr NQWnllttu9s-
Die 8eb6roe periammelte ii6 pieocr
na6 Der &erta9ung.
9lle Mit9lieoer iino anlpeieno.
9luf 9lntraa wuroen iOlsenoe &e6=
nullnen hefnillint:
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-10-20

9luf glntras wuroe Der 9ountps
SdaBmeiiter beauftrast, 1898 in ppl=
Ter 3abluns ansunebmsn, fir bic Steu=
srn bes perionli6eu gi9entums oes
Samuel &rauie iun., fir oas Sabr
1902, 5oipnibip 126=68.
9luf 9lntrag purOe Der Gountp slu=
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-10-20


glitter Of Seebs Qlrtunoenidreibers)
Satob 8roB, fir oas nit benz 80. Sep=
tember 1910 enoenoe 8ierteliabr, pel=
der $3S2.55 fir tollettierte 8ebiibren
anseist, puroe perleien uno auf VIM
trag als torrett befunoen.
Der pisrtslidbrlide &eport oes 9ount
tpsSdaBmeiiters 8. 8. Opp, fir oas
nit benz 80. September 1910 enoenoe
gierteliabr, wel4er tolettierte SteAern
in SObe bon s5l47.66 auipeilt, tpuroe
oerleien, sepriift uno auf slntrag fur
gut uno ri6tig anertannt.
Der piertelidbrli6e &eport oes 6rte'
oeusri6ters Geo. 6. aniderbuter, fir
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-10-20

Senrp YOung, S9erif9ebiib=
, rem ........................ ..". 16 SO
s. s. Sepperle, SOlmetl6er 2 -
u. Sutberlano, 8eidporener | lO
8. Waas, 8eidpDrener........ | 10
+. Watters, @ei6worener....- | 10
4. Sun9e, @eidworener..".." 10
u. @. Glapton, @ei9worener 10
&. SCHUBERT, 8eI6morener / 10
Senrp SOoin9, 3euge"......." l 10
gBm. Sooing, 3eu8e ........."" 10
&. W. Gburd, 3eu9e...."..." 10
Ybilipp Seder, 3euge....""." 10
g8m. 2ortber, geamten9sbiib=
................"....-..... { OU
guf 9lntra9 puroe Der paciiic Gle.
pator So. Der &Ontratt our Gieferun9
BON 20 Sonnen Sarttoblen suertannt,
gum Yreiie bon $l0.35 per SOnne.
Die &Dbleu miiIleu in ben SDblen=
iduppen oes Contributes abgeliefert
lperoen.
gluf bas 9ta6iu6en oes @eri6ts=
idreibers fir a6tunooierSig (4s) @a-
men, CUR Seiebung Der Geidworenen=
LITE fir ben tDmmenoen SeSember=
5ermin, be9innt nun Die SebOroe nit
Der 9lufitellun9 oerielben. gu liefern
baben: 9ie Staot @ureta sebn Q0)
gtamen; 2eola fiini3ebn (l5) Namen;
gSa6ter Gipil 5Opnibep fiinf (5) Na=
men; SincOln GiDil SOwnibip flint (5)
gtamen; oas @Ountp tns9eiamt Oreisebn
Q3) gtamen, oieielben iino: Sobn
8ittmaper, Sreo gieubartb, Satob
Wiiblbeier iun., Sarl SOifman, SEQ.
6eitert, Sstar PfanS, @. =. Sater,
Sames Stancer, peter &utenber9er,
Yaul S6erman, SatOb 0iaule, Sobn
Solwe9er, 6. g. Gbresman.
9luf 9lntras wuroe cine bon ben @e=
briloern 8roB, Siaspielp, eingereidte
8ednuns, fur 2ieferunsen an bic
@ablbeb0roe, perwOrfen.
9luf 9lntras wuroen Der County, =9lu-
Oitor uno Der 8OriiBenoe Der County,
gsboroe beauftrast, benz Sobn Smith
in gursta, g. 8. Elm 9liiisnmsnt Of
Certificate Of Sale Of ROrtsase Gors
cloiure anb Quit Claim Seep, iopie
aud ale ionitissn Yapiere ausSubdn=
Disen, pel6e gu ben Cots 3, 4, 5, 6
bon glot 5, friiber Der Staot gureta,
g. 8. seb0ria, seb6ren, nad 3abluns
Der Summe BON $3.50.
9luf slntras wuroen iOlsenoe 8ed=
nunsen bemiai9t:
s. s. Sepperle, &ommihdren=
sebilbren uno Meilengelo... sl2 10
S. s. Sepperle, einen Gag se-
sei6nete Warrants .........." A -
Sreo Soffman, 8ommiidren=
sebiibrsn uno Weilensslo... l3 40
0alentine Wettler, 2ommihd=
rensebiibren uno Weilenselo l9 90
sSatob Steiner, &ommihdren=
sebiibren uno Weilenselo.. l9 60
Sobn pieB, &ommiidrense=
bibren unb Wieilenselo..... 19 60
9ln ben Gountp Nuoitor bon Wic=
pberion Gpuntp, 9. D.:
Siermit bdnoise i6 Sbnen einen
8eanunssberidt Oes Wcpberion Goun-
tp, bon benz SOipital fir Srriinnise,
elm, uno smar fir oisies gierteliabr,
enoeno nit psm 80. September 1910.
Same bes patienten: Soften:
gloolpb SiiaOii, puroe am
%. September perluhs=
peiie entlalIen .............." 5 "A "a
Gbas &. SbompIon.. .......... AZ -
George 2SenB "....... 4o -
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-10-20

lung bon 8eiites9eltDrten 10 80
Gprsta @oltsseituns, Druid
1a1elt ................. ......... -
eIucatOrs S6opl Supplp
Go., Qiefsrunaen .......... 26 so
Viii u. Bead, Sieierun9en 20
yrcwn & SGneer, Bidder
lluo Slants ................... SO 95
Stems printin9 3d., Bidder
uno 2ieferunaen ............. 81 30
Eertins Bros, Bidder uno
VlQntS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40 70
Nmerican Yublilbin9 &c.,
Hteferun9en ".."........... IL 80
NOrtbweltzg zglaoe, Srutia6en
uno In5eigen......"......... 81 70
Sic Gureta Yot, Srudladen
uno 9(n,eiaen.......... ...... 80 IS
M. Ct. 6. 3ailroab, Sra6t
fur Guluerts.. ................ go 43
QOOlpb Meioin9er, Grtra=
g8e9earbeit.. eit........."............ SO so
Sanisl gtb, GrtrasWe9ear=
belt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 -
Ybilipp &eBler, @rtra=ge9e=
Qr0ett .......................".... 0U
u. u. @bitmore, 8e9alt u.
Grtra=@e9earbeit ......"... 81 SO
Ystsr 2a6ountain, @rtra=
g0eoearbeit .................. 8 =
gilbert 0alentine, @rtra=gSe=
gearbeIt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." 6 =
50 SOireman, @rtra=gDe9es
arbelt Observation-Disclosures. II -
9lu9uit Yiidte, @rtras@e9e=
arbett NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ) =
6trIt State Nant, 8ert6t5=
Certificate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 21 40
3aniam Collins, Me9eauf=
Iebersgebalt e. .......,....... II =
9lui 9lntra9 piro Der Gountp S6aB=
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-10-20

Gtbel g8ilion, suselaNen am
|. Suli.......................... AZ AZ
go6olas Smolinsti, su9e=
laNen am 10. @usuit...... 2l 81
Sotal ...................... 5000 81
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-10-20

OellsflWlefs W. TtuUIt, Tut Uus NH
Dem 80. September 1910 eubenbe 8ier=
tsliabr, ,puroe perleien uno auf 9ln=
tra9 fir gut befunosn. IS tpuroe Der
9luftrag erteilt, @arrants Su perauss
saben, wie fol9t:
W. &rauie, 8idter9ebiibren... $l6 Is
Senrp YOung, S9eriffsebiib=
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-10-20

oas nit Dem 80. September 1910 ens
oenoe @ierteliabr, wurbe perleien uno
auf slntrag fir gut beiunoen. @s
wuroe Der 9luftrag erteilt, @arrants
81 peraus9aben, wie folst:
M E 3uiferhnfer Rthteroe-
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-06-09
ROADS WILL RETRENCH
Will SAVE 5000, 1000 900, TO BE USED
TO STAVE OFF RUIN.
Railroad Men Call Upon Taft to EIuci'
Date His Position Concerning the
Railroads.

Observation-Disclosures appeals to
the people were made here Friday by
the Western railroads and by the Illi-
nois Manufacturers Association.
The railroads submitted their brief
to "the man in the street and the
farmer limiting hard names if the
railroads are not permitted to increase
their freight rates. The manufacture
ers tell the people not to be deceived,
as there is no danger of panic, and
lauded President Taft for his action In
obtaining the injunction hating the
proposed increase in freight rates.
On behalf of the railroads; Slason
licity bureau, put forward -four rea-
sons why railroad rates must be
raised"
According to Mr.. Thompson, the
railroads in the last two years we're
220,000,000 behind on maintenance;
they paid S130,O00,O00 more annually
for labor; they paid $100,000,000 more
annually for interest; they lost $685.
100000 annually on passenger traffic,
with the total result that they are
1880, 100000 to the bad in two years"
Railroad rates must be advanced
because many companies face bank
ruptcy if they are not" said Mr..
Thompson.
A committee of railroad presidents
will call upon President Taft to obtain
an calculation of his position with re-
gard to the railroads association as
soon as an audience can be arranged.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-06-09
COTTON MEN GO TO LONDON
Southern Cotton Buyers Association
Up in Arms.

Atlanta, Ga.-For the purpose of APP
pointing a representative to go to
London to protest against the demand
that all Southern cotton be shipped on
port bills of lading, the Southern Cot
ton Buyers Association will hold a
meeting in this city next Thursday.
The representative of the association
probably will be authorized to propose
surety company as protection for
through bills of lading as now used.
The present demand OF foreign
bankers is the result of recent fail
ures of two big Southern exporting
firms, Knight, Yancey & Co., of Deca-
tur, Ala, and Steele, Miller e. Co., of
Corinth, Miss, by which the foreign
ers lost in the neighborhood of ST.
100000
1t is claimed by bankers of the in
land cities that if port bills of lading
are required, it would be impossible to
do any amount of business from inte-
rior cities, with Galveston, New Or
leans, Savannah, Mobile and. other
coast points practically controlling the
cotton export business of the South.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-06-09
RAILROAD BILL PASSED
Only Six Democrats Voted for the
Measure.

Notwithstanding Senate passed
the administration railroad bill Friday
night 1t has been under consideration
for more than twelve weeks, and prac-
tically no other business except APP
preparation bills were considered in
that long period. Only twelve votes,
all of these by Democrats, were re-
corded against the bill.
The practical unanimity with which
the measure was passed was due to
the radical changes made in the meas
ure from the form in which it was
drafted by Acknowledgement Wicker
sham All of the insurgents" who
opposed many features of the original
bill voted for it.
through the elimination of pooling
and merger sections and by reason of
the adoption of many amendments in
the interest of shippers the progress
sive Republicans claimed to have won
a signal victory, and most of the DEM
ocrats expressed themselves as favor
abide to the larger portion of the
measure.
Had it not been for the retention of
the sections to create court of conf
merce, it is likely that the vote for the
bill would have been unanimous.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-06-09
Copyright. 1901
HUNT CHILD MURDERER
MORE GRUESOME FINDS POINT
TO FOUL MURDER.
ough Search When Girl Was Re-
ported Missing.

Louisville.-The unraveling of the
only too well the theory that little
Alma Kellner was murdered in st.
Johns Catholic Church, where she
went to worship on December s last,
proceeded rapidly, but nothing has
been heard from the suspected janitor,
Vending.
The charred right foot of the child
was found Wednesday in a pile of
ashes near the furnace in the base
ment of the church and near it were
picked out of the refuse two women's
handkerchiefs. This makes total OF
five handkerchief found in two days,
and some of them bore blood stains
The quicklime with which the body
was covered when found was purchas-
ed, it was learned Wednesday, at a
grocery, only few blocks away. Ac-
cording to the groceryman the order
for the lime was telephoned in from
st. Johns Church and the barrel of
lime was delivered there soon after
Christmas and turned over to wo-
HALL AS IL was II CASH tTduSdCIlOu, uU
record was made of it and it is there
fore impossible to give the exact date.
The police department is being caus-
tically criticised for it's alleged failure
to thoroughly search the vicinity of
the Kellner home and ST. Johns
Church at the time the girl disap-
peared.
The truth has been kept from Mrs.
Fred F. Kellner, mother of Alma, that
the body was horribly mutilated when
found Since Monday she has remain
ed within the seclusion of her room
on the border of collapse. She cannot
understand why the body was not
brought to the house or how there
should be any doubt abobut the iden
tifcfiation. Failing to receive ready
answer regarding the latter, she
asked:
why can't you tell by the scar on
her nose?"
About a year ago the little girl cut
Ter nose by fall from roller skates.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-06-09
TEDDY TELLS TRUTHS
MAKES BOLD DECLAR.
ALTON AT GUILD HALL.
II Is Either Right or Wrong for Eng
land To Be in Egypt, and If 1t Be
Wrong She Should Get Out.

London. - Unexpectedly Theodore
Roosevelt delivered Tuesday what is
considered by Englishman as severe
Iarraignment of the nation in it's atti-
tude towards Egypt. Something pict-
uresque was looked for from the form
er president of the United States, but
in view of his utterances In Egypt, in
which he gave praise in full measure
to the British government for the de-
velopment that followed British rule
there, it was not anticipated that he
would revert again to that subject, es
pecially for the purpose of taking Eng
land to task.
But with a frankness that caused a
stir among those who had gathered in
the ancient Guild Hall to witness the
ceremony of comforting upon him the
freedom of the city of London, Mr..
Roosevelt asserted that while England
had given Egypt the best government
In 1000 years, yet recent events fol-
lowing the assassination of Premier
Boutros Pasha had shown that in GER
tain vital points the British govern
ment had erred and that England must
repair this error if she wished to do
her full duty.
Either you have or you have not
the right to remain in Egypt and es-
tablish and keep order. Ii you have
not the right and have not the desire
to say order, then by all means get
out. But if, as l hope, you feel that
your duty to civilized mankind and
your fealty to your own great tradi-
tions alike bid you to stay, then make
the fact and the name agree and show
that you are ready to meet in every
demand the responsibility which is
yours.
when people treats assassination
as the cornerstone of self-government.
it forfeits all rights to be treated as
worthy of self-government. Some ma
ton must govern Egypt, and | hope
and believe that the English nation
will decide that the duty is theirs"
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-06-09
INCREASED COST HITS KAISER
Bill introduced Bringing Up Allowance
of His Majesty to 100000.

Berlin.-A semi-official declaration
was issued explaining the causes of
the financial stress under which the
emperor finds himself and the require
ments for an increase in the civil list
of the King of Prussia as agreed upon
by the leaders of the Prussian diet. 1t
has been decided to introduce bill
bringing his majesty's allowance to
about s5,000,000.
The public is reminded that the
Prussian crown surrendered to the
state in 1920 properties yielding at
that time nearly $2,0O0,O0O annually
and the value of which has been great
ly augmented since. The increased
cost of living renders the present al
lowance inadequate, the statement
says.
Each year his support of the court
theaters alone costs the emperor some
$700,000, and in recent years he has
increased the salaries of the middle
and lower employees of the imperial
household by total of s250,000.
He must also prrovide for the main
tenance Of the households of the mar
ried princes.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-06-09
TRAMP KNEW HUMAN NATURE
Simple Stratagem That Secured for
Knight of the Road" Sub
stantiaI Meal.

A clever little bit of human nature
was used by knight of the road" re-
Gently on matron living in suburb
of Pittsburg, and as result he slept
with full stomach that night
The suburb is quite small, and when
the tramp dropped off a freight and
ambled up the main street he was quite
hungry There were about ten houses
which gave fair chance of meals, and
the tramp lost no time. He was not
surprised when the first housewife
slammed the door in his face, nor the
second, for that was natural and the
proper thing to do. But when he
reached the ninth house, or rather was
helped away, he YVES thoroughly dis
gusted The town certainly had him.
hoodooed
After a short rest and a deep think
the hungry one knocked at the door
of the tenth house.
Madam, can you let a hungry man
have a bite to eat? | don't think you
can, though" he said. The woman
opened her ears.
"Why can't 2" she inquired.
1.-The woman next door said you
didn't have enough for yourself"
He got his meal
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-06-09

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The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-06-09
South's Dead Arc Honored.

Petersburg. Six Southern States,
South Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi.
Tennessee, Arkansas and Virginia,
Friday honored the memory of their
soldier dead who fell before this city
during the war By dedicat'ng memo
rial windows in the oil Blandfoci
Church here. in the cemetery OF when
lie buried these martyrs of the Lost
Cause. The occasion brought here
Gov. Ansel of S1u.f Carolina ana Coy.
Mann OF Virginia. The ceremonies
were under the auspices Of the Ladies'
Memorial Association.