davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-24

Bacon is becoming so cheap that a
family which is merely we'll to do can
afford to have a strip of it with a
roast chicken.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-24

w. II. Todd, who for some time
has conducted the Spearfish Caravan,
weekly newspaper published at
Speartish, has sold the plant to j. j.
Wright, an experienced newspaper
man.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-24

Dogs gained access to the Redfield
stockyards at DeSmet, S. D., and
killed 16 shoats weighing from 80 to
100 pounds each. The loss amounts
to about 1925
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-24

While awaiting trial on the charge
of shooting Policeman Keller, of
Lead, John Tony ljanovith, a Slavon-
ian, escaped from the Lawrence coun-
ty Jail. 1t was the third escape from
the jail in two months.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-24

South Dakota farmers are not ad-
yocates OF cheaper living. They have
no objections to selling hogs for SO
hundred; wheat for 81 a bushel; fax
tor 81; a good steer for 800; a fine
horse for $3.50; eggs for sOc dozen
nd corresponding prices for every
thing produced on the farm. Others
Iaay want to return to an area Of low
prices. but we Of South Dakota are
content with present conditions. 1t
costs more to live. but we live better
aud prosper highly
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-24

The annual convention of the
Equal Suffrage association will be
held at Huron December / 2.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-24

Rev. r. Il. Dolliver, brother of the
late Senator j. P. Dolliver of Iowa,
is critically i'll in Chicago hospital.
Rev. Mr.. Dolliyer was taken i'll at
Fort. Dodge, Ia, at the funeral of bis
brother and went to Chicago for re-
lief. He is suffering from anemla
and is said to be il a NEST dangerous
condition. Rev. Mr.. Dolliver is one
of the early day preachers of Dead
wood and is now district superintend-
ent for the Methodist church.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-24
EXPIRE sident Roosevelt saws:

III Iesrue11U 1V0UseVeIJ Says:
Every person who invests in we'll
selected real estate is a growing sec
ton of prosperous community,
adopts the surest and safest method
of becoming independent, for real
estate is the basis of all wealth."
Andrew Carnegie says:
The wise young man or wage
Garner of today invests his money in
real estate"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-24

The opportunity for safe and profit
able investment is unequaled in the
west. There is no doubt whatever.
that, in the long run. money put into
South Dakota land will earn better
rate of interest than any other form
of investment within the reach of
people of ordinary means.
Get into the game and own chunk
of pay dirt.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-24

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt visited
Washington this week for the first
time since he quit the office of presi-
dent, which he did in strenuous style,
hurrying from the capitol to take his
train for New York and Africa. 1t
was strange sight to Washington to
view the Colonel going about town
unattended by either Army or Secret
Service officers.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-26
9entidbeS 1beater.
gtntf, fir G.rrm Slider. .Atbter. :
gldhfarm Souutaa .,Die laIiiae
Wittius" nit Jran Gmilit
Sd0nfslo 9anif9 als
EoniA.

Die ainbsr Der GrcsIlsns", bon
MoIsossn uripriinslid als Roman ses
ifrieben unb bann BON ibm unb so.
Shumann aIs lufiIpisl bramotiiri,
fanoen eeIiern Wbenb i'm Deutf6en
5benier elm. ssbiesene auffibruns.
es mar bos gsneIi3 fir bsrrn Wolt.r
Jif6ersudten, unb bab oas publifunt
ben ipoderen 5tiinItler niht ptrgef.n
bate, bepieien Die Soblrsifen iIsinen
aufmertIamfsiien unb Dor alien Der
rsse geIuh, ben bas lhsater trob bes
WeibnahtsfsTies auf3upeifen bate.
Das leidiflifiige Der Gradblung 1T
audi i'm Gang bes anftfpieies feitssbulz
ten. Der aufbau 1T e.ididt unb sfs
fettpolls Situationsn bnltsn bas Sns
tsrsiTe bis gum Sdlub feit. 0as Stiid
hat ben tonpentionsIen 4usgang: al
lee fptnbst fih gum Bei.sn uno lie friea
gen iih. Der Bsn,fisiani. 6err 81
ihsrs4hten. puroe burh bsrsliheH
geiiau uno burh psridiebene Weib@
nahtssaben ausgeaeidnet. Sein pcls
ternber Major a. o.. Der ben Groa sus
ipeilen burhblid.n l6bt fir ben obne
feline Snulo berb.isefiihrien abifieo.
mar cine 2siiiune pis aus sinem
Gub, bic ben 1rdger ber Role niht
bios als Iflopfsriihen, ionbern aud
ala innipioualiiireHoen aiiniiler tenns
seihnete. 6srr Otto grnft Shmio
entiparf Bon oem Geu!fhameritonsr
Nalph Hormdn Elm Bib bon hardties
riItiihsr 1rsus uno oie fampotbiidnl
3iiae Inn auftreten hisies Mannes
traten burh bds gemeFens Spiel I'M,
70 angenebmer bsrpor. Die Damenrols
len fparsn bsi SSrau 6elene pirser
(Syreifrou bon asrfen). Amrnba Blum
(2lIta) uno Off. GhmibsGcrin Cru
BID bsfiens aufsebrhen. eeren por5lgs
Iitss Spiel bonn publitum NIT unDsr'
boIener ,sreuoe beobddtei tpurcs. Der
flctts leihtlsbiss Trasonsrlsuinani
ipar cine Rofe fir 6errr. 6cups nit
oeihdffsn, bic bon ibm forfh uno
Tbneibia burhesflbrt tpurbe. Die flsi,
neren Rplltn bditm bnrdl 6srru Riila
l,rsgabrieius uno Dams 1crftnsl
(Ditbric5Ien Batter unn Sobn) unr
Serrn sgreo. 4mbrosio (Diener) beits
Bei.buna sefunosn unb ales In allen
senoiIen bic 1bsdi.rbtiuher cine tabef.
lois 4uffiihrung.
Qls Meitn1hisssifenf brdhte BE-,
osifriae aheno cine proht BON Wrlso'
aens lleberbrettl, oeren Rotten bon ben
herren aop.IImeifier 2ouis 6errmunu,
lllrih 6aupi, s5ifhetsM4tsn. 0dna
aorFner, 8. 6. Ghmio. Hebii ben
Ddmtn gHrser, Blum uno Gronl
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beitritten ipurben. Die Dnrbieinngen
erregien ftiirmifhe 6eiterttit unb fpurs
ben tpiebtrbolt Doeapo berldngt. gs
mar sif1mdl etfpas Mportes unb fpuroe
enfiprehtnb setpiirbiet.
Ndhften Sonntag gelangt 2ebur's
rei3tnbe Dperette Die luitige WitttDa4
aur Dariteluns unb als ytSonia1 ipers
ben mir einen Gait begriiben, cine
RiinItlsrin, bic einIt unferm gHiemble
ongeb5rt unb benz pubIifum bdmals
manden eennbpoIIen Nbenb bereitst
Bat. gs iit Jran Gmilie 5hDnfelos
6aniih. bic in pbilabelpbia als Spes
rettenbipa unpersdnglihe 2orbeeren
geern!st bat. Gerabe bic luitige Wittiue
geb0rt gu ibren Glansrollen, iooaB mir
uns auf einen prdhtigen Genub pors
bereiten f0nnen.
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6iibiber Griuig
gie @eibnabtsIeier oss Goobfeaow
Sdnserhors.

Der goobfsllop Sdnserhor, Der g
felt Sabren betpieIen bat, Dab er es
perIteht, semiitbIibe 5eits 3u perunitals
ten, bate auf geftern pisoer cine ipls
heg, ndmli6 cine gbriitbaums8e
Iung nit Sans arrangirt, bic in Der
4rbeiterhalle abgehalten rpuros uno eis
nen duBsrIt erfolgreiten 8erlauf
nabm. Grfolgreih ni2t allein IN ees
TsQi6aftlihsr, ionoern aud IN ffnons
5isller 6iniitt. rpslh' lesterer umitano
gum groben Sbeile benz 8amsnzaom>
mittee gu perbantsn mar, ous felt We'
den bubfte 9eeenItGnoe fir Die gerz
lopIuns ssfummslt uno gum 3beil ouca
Ielbft angsfertigt bate uno gsitern ben
gerihleib Der QDois beiorste, Der benz
8erein Elm biibihes Siimmhsn elm
brQhte.
I'm glIsn Gslegenbeit gu gebsn, iit)
nab 6eraensluIt 81 amiiIiren, mar aud
Elm Sang arraHgirt norpen. benz Sung
uno 4lt pom Nadmittag big Wtitierz
naht bulbigts. Cine An3obl befreunbss
ter 8ereine, oQrunter Der ganertihe
unterit. s8erein, Der Soofeaorp Sanz
aerdor, Der 6dnnpesr llnteritiiBunasz
9erein, bic 8dtsr Union To. 213, Der
Shpei3er mdnnerher, Der Sruioeaz
SGneertor, Der Deutih@Gm. Inter.
ftusungs s9erein, Der pleaIaut Sibertn
alu6 unb Camp 8ermania WoooneH
of the Worlo, trafen fpabreno oesJlohz
mittaas unb 4benbs Elm uno urresn
ouf oas 6er3lihite empfansen, iporanr
ibre Mlitolieoer an Der allgemelnsn
7SeItfreups theilnabnlen.
Sos riihrige Samens saommittee be-
Itano aus ben 9Sruueu 5eisn Shmiot,
Sulius Siren. q1itjp 9eB, Bm. Stles
finger, Sacob Srion, 9enrp 3anoer,
Srmann S6miot unb ben Srls. R.
Wlei.r, @ertrub Stoehr, 8ertrao
Subn, GlIie s6mibt, Sriepa Shmtot.
SeieenIpinner uno Wlorp Glbers.
Die ARRANGEMENTS Fiir oos Get rna.
rem bon bem aus ben Serren Sulius
arep, Sobn Seioeuipinner, 6enrn Nls
BERG, Gbas. aubH, 2ilbert 9riiser nno
9llfreo S6nur bsitehenos ausfhuB sse
troffsn pproen.
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3lmanSene9me Gntoe6nns
Nadvte eia leiaer eiseaen Siherbtit
pesen einaeipsrrter Nann nadD
itiner Grniidternng.

Deorgt o. Hifhop. BON part aDs.
unb ulsNilon Ctr. ip<lher in Der
Gomfag Wn4t an Der Gde Der Driis
ten unb SEomore Gtrabe In fhpers
beiruntenem 3niiano< BON ben poli5is
fen Npon unb Wnllon bonn /. Dis
ttritt rerbdftet unb feintr tigsnsn Sis
herbeit ipegen in Der Central Citation
eiH1eiperrt iuorb<n mar. trilGrx. als
q seitern Tlorsen eniIaHtn nurbe.
bob ibm cine solbene llbr i'm Wertbe
pom SITS, cine aette i'm W<rtbe bon
so, icspit feline BaorfHoft gum Bee
TRACE BON $50 abbunben gefommen
ieien. 4is q mad isiner DerbaftuHs
III bst Capitalization reeiiirirt nurbs.
b0ie q nur nod $8.07. fopie einGtild
teinet llbrieite. me6rsre SdluHel. tis
nen nina unb Elm TleHer tn feinsm
DsFt. Niitcp erinnert iih Der Oors
f6le b<r Gomiins NaAt iiberbaupt
nl1t ms9r uHb bat niht bic strinsIte
Mbnuns. no. mann unb unter peihen
umadnbsn inn be 9Dertbiohen obs
bonben setomm<H iiHb.
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Weburten.

George unb Daniie Jiifer, 253 aiI-
oour Str, 4ndbe.
Benjamin uno gonn BrloIcrb, 52f
Clinton Str, Fnabs.
gbarles uno Rellie 9ornooh, Ra.
pine uno syairpie:D Npe.. Wdcdfr.
5n. unb Roia Grumme, 1910 Ma
biion Nn., Maoden.
Senrp unb emmaarletb. 2500 5al.
iseao Str, Gnabe.
Gbmunb unb 2ouiie Camping. 563
On Is. Str, anabe.
CHARLES uno gearl Carr, 537Ghla.
ming Str. Mdohen.
Jphn uno Barbara Rrienfssns:l,
1900 Gin Ctr, anube.
garep uno si.lIa Douhsr, 1902
Denbdm Str, anabe.
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@dMde wd6nadlsfeier


DAB Der Weihnattsmann in Der alls
ssmsin.n i5eiiesfreube aud bic arnlen
Waiien, bsHen Is niht pergonnt III, bas
ssefi In einem Gliernhauie su feiern,
nidi persibt, tparb burh bi. geitrige
Weihnahtsfsisr in Der anitolt oes
Deutihs hs4ngemein prot. DaiienDers
eins ouf Wt. Muburn auf oas Osutlihs
fte beipieIen. Wofenlans nor ihon
an Der 0orbereituno fir bic Jeier gee
arbeitet tporben unb es berrifte tn ben
Rdumsn Der Qnitalt seitern bic hohite
syeitesfreube.
Shon pom frii6en Tahmittag an
lanatsn bic 9efuher unb teinsr oerieiz
ben nit leertn !6dnben an. Sober bate
Elm pGdfen ober aiitfen BEL iif. bas
fir einen ober ben anberen Der 3oglins
se Elm @eItent .nihieli. 10 bdb bieiels
ben, penipit.ns 10 nett IS bic Weihs
nahssbeIheerung beiraf. bos getpubts
f.in erbielier, bnb iie bod niht gang
dIIein unb perlaHen in Der Welt oaite'
ben.
On ben sliidFrablsnbsn geiiftsrn
Der Gleinen tonnte oenn audi Ddhreno
b.s sanssn cages bemertt tUero.n, bab
iie bic ibnen esihentte Qufmersiamieit
pol uno gan5 dnertdnnten.
Die ofiisielle sseitr ipuroe um 2 ll9r
in eem ShulTdaIe burh sinprogramm
einseleiie., oeifen tabelloi. uno blbIte
Durhfiibrung CUR 0eniise 5eiste. bob
Der neue Dernal.er, 6err GuHtap Rofe.
in Der tursen 3sit ieires 6ierieins
fhon 1iiftis.s nit ben ainbsrn sss
Ieiftet unb bersn 2isbe uno Qldtung ses
nonnen bat. 6err RoIs bi.lt audi. ebe
nit Der Jurdfiihruna oes programms
kaonnen ipurbe. Die folsenoe 4niprds
d. an bic 3abIr.id erihien.nsn gsius
der.
4nIpra6e bes Derpalters.
8 bu froblife, bu ielige ananns
brinaenbe W.ibna6ts,eit, Delt sing
perlor.n, ghriit In esbor.n, irsus. fr.ue
fi1, o gbriitenheit! ga irene bid, Q
gbrifienbeit. gsir babsn i'm 2duFe bes
Sahr.s oft 4nlab CUR 5rsuoe. aber Elm.
Weibnahtsfreub. iIt uns nur einmol
beffsert. gs liegt ettpas iiberiroifhes
In biefsr 1renbe. ipelhes i'm Stunpe II!
bns 5ers ouh oes peritodteIten Wen'
fhtn 5u ernGrmen, uno bas Spmbol
bitfer eisenartigsn 1reube ift Der I'M
aitssritmud prdneenoe ghriftbaum
lleber ben ganssn Grebull, no immer
elm hriItIihts 5ers Ihldgt, fpiro oieie
ssr.ube .mpfunben. uno NIT Dani rifs
ten iid uniere 2lns.n am htutigen 5aa'
mad getlehsm gu benz ainbe in Der
arippe. Tns DeibnadisfeIt III .in
eftes Jamilienfsii. 4n ieinem anees
ren Gage bdben mir eas Dtrlanaen II
fart NIT unIeren 5amiliens angeboria
aen sufomm.n su iein, uno pohl BEN
baus. frsldss bieIeB feit in ung,trii61
fer Siimmuns feisrn tnHn. Der sut'
gbriIt benit aud an bieiem 3as,
niht olIsin an iein eisenes Seim, rsin
sr bat Elm 0srlanaen audi uuberhalf
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Mus l<m foeben psroffeutliht.n
Jatresb,ridie bes 6.rrn 6epoler. Sss
tret1rs rsr WationaIs2tga, entnehmsn
mir bic fo!aenDe Gilie pon Spisisr7.
bic aus xm lsbten Hampfe ols bic
Champions In ibren teirsffenosn Stels
iunssn Encouragement iino:
/. Cole, GbitasO 1893 pro3.) SdI,us
esrsr.
2. Wosee. pbiIabelpbia (331 2refs
ftr) GdIdaer.
3. Hefdxr. Cincinnati 60 Bofsa)
UoIsniisblsr.
4. Hnrns. pittsburs (43 1rsffer)
stptibaiissr 1rsffer.
5. MitnelI, Cincinnati (lS 3reffsr)
ereibnfie.r 1reffer.
8. Sdulte. Chicago 90 3reffer)
Geimlaufs1reffsr.
6GupiIing Griffith, Der btute iein'
Woniona Ranh perldbt, nm bic Rsil:
mad Cincinnati onsuirtien, ipiro am
ndhfsen 1rsitas bier erparttt. Seine
arbeit, fpeld)e porerit oarin betebt. bi.
llnterfhriften Der benz Glub perpflihs
ietsn Gpieler su ben betrefienoen Sab
respsrtrdgen 3u IidHrn, i'll in bisIei1
Winter bebeutenb oaburh perminoarl
rporben, bob es 4errn aueuli 5err'
mann. bem prdiioenttn Der ~Rsos'
fdon jebt s.lunsen lit. bic aontratt'
NIT T1casan, Glarse. Weanillen. ITO
rem, 6obIibsn. gsan. Witden. Bates
unb Beiher ab3uihiieben. Ssiiens BEL
nnbu.n Gpieler psrben tsine Shtpi.'
riaieiien in bisTsr Rihtuns ertpartet
ba ix perniinfiiae junse Wldnnsr iins
uno bic aiberaIitdt Rr HlubDerpali
iuns onertennsn.
Sn ben spsi Wcnaten. frtlte 0rtti
iii6 bis sur 4brsiie nah Dot Sprinas
ars., no Die giniibuns Der alubs Ipiti
Der iiaitfinben foa. psrbleiben, fpiri
Der 6GupiIins alle 5ebel in gtipssunl
isten, um tpeitsre gsrIt6rtms ieinel
Ghleubereriorps uno ean5 btfonnsr!
Gihxrune zines Qiniss Sdleuoererl
berbeisufibrsn. gelinet ibm oies. Il
ionnen mir obne 3nsen Der gntpide
luna Der ion,menbsn Saiion tntgegen
isbtn; - alsbann III uns S!elluna Il
Der erIsen Dipi Iion Der Rdnslifte fife1
uno alusFdi auf b0hfts Sisaung MIDI
onsseidloNen.
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Gterblibfeit1berid)t.

Sulia 5slsn gouns, 3 Monats. l35
pete Str, glutpersifiuna.
emma 9. gibmun. SO. 29l8 ur'
miller Ctr, Wagsnleiben.
peter q. gsrssr. u. 1863 pults
Ctr, Snau.i. in SnDebs.
6arrp 5eiot, 30. 14O8 MdnsIislo
Cir, 1u6er,uloIis.
Worie 8ornbtraer. 26. 1420 plea=
liant Ctr, 1uberiulcie.
Sermann Webrfein. 40. 2140 Rice
Ctr, 1ubertulo'e.
Glisatetb go.i. 81. 3456 Clifton
aps., 2unssnen.siinouns.
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4isbststhlaH.

pcsi3eid<f syadlon erbielt ssiiern elm
1eleeromm pom poliBeiMef 8. 3. IRA.
Gan BON Qeyingtcn. Rp., IN ipsl6em
mileettkili nirO. bdb GbdS. Qdnper,
IN GiAfinnoti. In QfriHgtOn mad
brsjtdsioer Rranfbeit an btr lnnssns
ent1iinDuns gsforbtn Tei. Die ati6<
tt(tn1e Fdb IN ben ednben hes Gsihen-
behaiferS U2iIip1tbs nnb BIZ priijsi
Mlee ~ anset5sieen bea Dsrfotbtntn
1dft&tieen nnb berdnIaiien. ibm
mitDmt1eljen, tpAS nit ber Qetdbt eefMes
In (eI. Dsm Udtfr III RSMper. mel
~ - Cabpants Sss Gsosas ON
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Sd,ieferei.

Der Dirib Soi. Mebser, No. 1913
Sobu StraB., CAB eeftern Morsen in
oIer 1riik In ieintm QoiaI DGbreno
elmer auseinanoeriesuns nit kinem
noustneht geors alosrops.p. "a
Sabre alt. pobnbaft 30. 1913 Sobn
Ctr, ouf biei.n einsn Repolperihub
ab. ipeIder ieooh fehains. Msseer
ipurbe unisr Der Mniluee bes Shies
btns NIT Der abfiht 5u t0bten unb ber
ilebertreiuns pes NiiternoHtseiesss
ptrboftet.
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Qokal.Dfrid)l


Mussus aus Dem Jabr.stsriht bt5
gantienoIlisa Seirstars. - aus.
Seidnuns son geit;er uno Wttfsl.
Rudiebr bss 6duptlings 0rifiith
in bislcr Wofe. - 0sri'drtuns pss
Ghi.lbsrsr acrps feline 5aupss
aufaate.
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Inrhncutidlc Sdliit,en.

Die oeitern Rahmittas in osm9ers
sinsiofol on irseman ape ftattsefun
oene regsImGBiee 9eriammluns Der
RorbbeutihenS ShiiBengeiellfdaft mar.
ieoenioas pseen nes @eihnahisfeiies.
nitt beIpnbers itart beiuht Brat
bent $. Ssunins fiibrts ben UorfiB
uno Geiretar 81. Gid pas Qrototoa.
Die Yeriammluue nabm Hur perbdlts
nibmdBis turss 3eit in anipruh. na
fat aasihlisblih Routine <9efhdfte
sur grlebiguns tameH. Rah bsrSiss
una fann Elm ssmiitbliher aommers
NIT oblisatem. ausssaeihnstem aanG
itatt.
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GtraBsrbahnlinie iuobnt, tpuroe bic
5iObsbctfdafi bon BEN abIsbsn ieinss
Gchnes iiberbrdht.
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3uiammen ;. 1o,815.49
Den Neri1ten Der perIhiepenen
1obtengrdber fno bic folsenneH Sab
len entnouinlefi:
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9uiommen $50, ,025.42
ginnabmen in ben 0emein>
BEN.
lIeber bic ginnahmen in ben ein5el@
nen 8emtinben b<rihtete 5err 8eorse
9. Shrono in feinsr Gisen'6aft als
Setretdr tpie folgt:
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unier alter grbfeino
Rbeumotismus, tonmt nit ben Nins
ter. .Winoen; icmrf nm pieie NIT
Shmerstn su Foltern, rpelt, niht fpiIa
fen, oab ct. Satpbs Del oas srobie
hsilmittel IN, unb eab ok anr RAID
uno iiher.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-26
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-30

ing and turning sideways,
and this is the only entrance
both ends of the shed being
securely boarded up.
You turn the key in the
rusty paddock and open the
door. Stopping first to brush
away the cobwebs which
have formed since the last
visitor came to this shrine,
you stoop and enter. A rude
ly constructed ladder takes
the place of the car steps
and side rails. You climb
the ladder and stand on the
platform where once stood
the tall, rugged form of Alb
raham Lincoln. The outside
of the car has been painted
within the past few years,
and as we'll as you can judge
from the light admitted by
the small door, the exterior
of the car is we'll preserved.
You turn the knob of the
door once opened by the
hand that guided the nation
through war to peace. and
inside the car you find dark
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-30
States marine corps.

States marine corps.
There are foremost leaders of the senate and
house OF representatives, governors of the states
for whose welfare he had spent his life. and an i'm
portant delegation from Illinois.
Few there are among the living who We're mum.
bered in that throng at Springfield on that third O.
May, and the number is rapidly growing smaller. A
member OF the Illinois guard OF honor, Edwin M.
Day, now judge OF the municipal court of Belling
ham, Washington, vividly recalls the memorable
scene in which he had a part. He says:
The morning OF the third OF May was balmy, q
perfect day to pay tribute to a perfect man. On
every hand flags We're draped at half mast and every
building in the city was in mourning. My regiment.
the 146th Illinois volunteer infantry, had been or
dered to Springfield several days before and we met
the train at the depot. My company CID was lined
up along with the others in open order, our right
resting on the funeral car. To the hearse We're at.
tached four c%oal-black horses With sombre plumes.
each steed led by a tall negro appropriately attired
in long black coat and high silk hat
The remains of our beloved president, first citi
zen and %neighbor, were with tender hands trans
ferred to the hearse and escorted to the state house,
in the senate chamber of which they rested in state
on a black-draped catafalque for twenty-six hours.
The room was draped in mourning, frightened by
the stars and stripes and floral decorations. Uni
formed officers were at once stationed about the en-
trance and exit, and at the head and foot OF the bier.
Between 10 O'Clock on the morning OF the third and
noon OF the fourth day OF May. 12S.000 sobbing men,
women and children passed before that still form.
The crowds were formed in a column of four
more than a block away and kept in line until they
reached the catafalque. where the column divided,
two persons passing on either side as they viewed
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-30

ness and more cobwebs. You light the oil lamp
and the barlenness of the place forces itself upon
your blinking eyes. Through the cracks in the
floors you can see the trucks beneath-not the orig.
lnal trucks. but newer ones. The original trucks are
rusting somewhere in st. Louis.
Four posts support the gradually decaying ceiling.
A few bits of mouldy black and white bunting
draped around the posts make hollow mockery of a
feeble attempt at mourning. left from some public
exhibition OF the car. Spiders have spun webs from
post to post In one corner there is a pile of real
estate pamphlets advertising the suburb.
Can it be that here the noble-hearted Lincoln lay
in his last long sleep after his day of service to
mankind, while the car moved slowly back along
the road where four years before he had journeyed
to his first Inauguration?
The Cars Most Memorable Service
VOU turn your eyes away from the scene of today
and your heart goes back over the path that
stretches to that far off yesterday.
In your vision it is April 81, 1865, and you are in
the national capitol. The world stands breathless
with bowed head. A draped casket is lifted tender
ly from its bier and borne through mourning lines.
You follow the grieved cortege to the railway sta
ton, where the casket is placed solemnly within
this car, brought from across the Potomac river by
order OF the war department.
In your reverie you begin that memorable journey.
You see in review the love and honor and grief that
met its coming at Baltimore. Harrisburg, Philadel-
phia. New York. Albany, Buffalo, Cleveland, Column
bus, indianapolis, Chicago, as at every station the
train is met by a sorrowing throng. A nation is
paying tribute to the memory of it's martyred presi-
dent Anguished men and women in a delirium of
grief surge forward to gaze for the last time upon