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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-08

To the Democratic Voters Of South
Carolina. 5.
The votes you gave me in the first
primary were sufficient to place me
in the second race for the Office OF
Governor. I cannct express to you
\ IN words how deeply grateful I am
TO you for this evidence Of conf
@dence In me. sly friends In every
county in the state have been very
active In my behalf. and I believe
that they. feel as, ] do, that the fght
I am making is not simply one to
elect me governor of South Carolina,
but that it is a battle for the people
and their rights. '..< S
I have expressed myself clearly
all over the state on all Of the is
sues Of interest to the people, and
have endeavored sin this campaign,
to make financial and educational
questions the principal matters for
discussion, i stand for an econom-
ical and business-like administration
of .he government Of the state, and
:. Hill always favor saving the money
of the tax payers where ever 1t can
be done without detrilnent to the
progress Of South Carolina. The
most important question, as con-
ceive 1t before the people Of South
Carolina. is for the state so to con-
duct her business affairs that the
taxpayers iaay not be constantly
drained in order to enrich any spec
ial interests. 4
feel that my long experience as
"a lawyer. my services as attorney
for the city Of Newberry, my admin
1stration as mayor Of that town. the
information that have gained as
a member Of the house Of represen-
tatives for six years, and Of The state
senate for four years. my services ~
the state democratic executive COM
mittee for twelve years, the success
that I have had in the management
OF my own affairs, and the know
ledge that / have of people and con-
ditions in every county of South Car
olina, will enable me to perform the
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-08
The fading flower and falling lea

The fading flower and falling leaf
OF autumn are not a proof Of failure
but Of accomplishment. and promise
Of that which is TO come. So men
in the autumn of their life are not
to think life heceforth is but of lit
tie use because they have given their
best and must make way for Young
er men. Their years have been
spent in fruitful labor thereby max
ing possible the achievements Of men
who are to follow them.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-08
THE olcToGRAPH. SO. CALLED
An Invention Going Beyond the Te'e
chone.

E-
Many of the imperfections OF the
telephone seem to have been over
come by another invention which is
quite rs remarkable as the telephone
Mas in it's early days. In many re-
spects it is more @ond olful, says the
i3ookkeeper. The inventor calls 1t the
Dictograph, part OF the name ind1cat-
ing exactly what It will do, for 1T Will
talk when spoken to; there Is nothing
in its operation to suggest writing, as
the latter part Of the name would IN
dicate. The Dictograph is an incon-
spicuous little box, some six by eleven
inches in size, which may De placed
anywhere on the desk and which
catches the slightest whisper as well
as the ordinary tone OF voice within
radius of fifteen feet or more, and 1t
transmits the exact words AID tone to
any other office and to any other per.
son with perfect distlnctness.. The
box has two circular openings in its
face, one of which might be called the
ear and the other the tongue, as 1t is
the province of one to receive what Is
spoken and the other to speak. With
this box on his desk the man who di.
rects a business, the lawyer. or the
banker, can talk in ordinary tones to
any one in his employment IN any part
of a building, and even TO distant
buildings, as though the two were IL
the same room. 1t is not necessary to
speak into the moutnpiece, nor old a
receiver to the ear. IS with the ,tele:
phone; still the enunciatlon is perfect.
The master of the business may sit at
his desk to carry on conversation OF
walk about the room, and even stand
with his back to the instrument; 1t
will serve him faithfully. It Is said
to be more sensitive than the tym-
panum of the ear. since 1t Will receive
and transmit a whisper which the or
dinary ear will not understand.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-08
The Diniru Room Chairs.

If rug is placed on The dining
room floor or The floor is Just var
nishcG, the pushing back OF chairs
will wear ont The carpet or scratch
the floor. Ii is best to purchase rub
ber tips and have them tackled ~ Ilr
chair legs. II will cost about $l.u0 10
get enough tips for Il half dozen
chairs and the $lD0 will save many
dollars il. wear ON The I!m,r " rAS
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-08
Notice of Final Discharge.

I will on the 18th day of Septem-
Der, 1910, file my final account VITA
the Judge Of Probate for Orangeburg
County. as administrative Of the es-
tate of John F. Simmons. deceased,
and will thereupon ask for my hnal
discharge as such administrative.
Ada B. Simmons,
Administrative of the Estate of John
F. Simmons, deceased.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-08
Fishes Do Walk. if They Don't Reason

Fishes Do Walk. if They Don't Reason
It may seem absurd to speak of
fishes as walking, says London Tit.
Bits. The flying fish is we'll known.
but it's flight looks much like swim
ming In the air. We naturally think
Of fishes as living always in water, as
being incapable, in fact, Of living any.
where else. But nature maintains no
hard and fast lines of distinction be-
tween animal life which belongs to
the land and that which belnogs to
the water. If we can believe the &C.
counts of naturalists, there are fishes
that traverse dry land. DR.. Francis
Day, of India, has collected several
instances o. the migration of fishes
BY land from one piece Of water to
another. A party Of English officers
were upon one occasion encamped IN
certain part of India, when their
attention was attracted by ristling
sound in the grass and leaves. In.
vestigation showed It to be caused by
myriads of little fishes that were max
ing for one direction and were pass.
ing slowly on. There were hundreds
Of them moving by using their side
and small fins az feet; now upright,
now falling down, squirmil 6, bending,
rolling over, regaining their fnny feet
and again passing on. These fishes
were the famous climbing perch, and
they were passing over the country to
avoid drouth. When tn stream in
which they have been pending the
season dries up, they scale the banks,
and directed by some marvellous in
stinct, crawl to another.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-08
Druggists Mistake Fatal.

At Richmond, Va. John, about
three years old. son Of David 7. Will
son, died Sunday from the effects Of
carbolic acid given by mistake for
castor oil on prescription filled by
local druggist. The child lived "a
hours after taking the Dose
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-08

Eitralin is the name given to Il new
by the government. 1t possesses the
power. in the form Of paint un walls
and utensils. Of killing the germs of
tuberculosis and other diseases in a
short time. and is therefore specially
recommended to hospitals.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-08
Sudden Sympathy.

: A -'nurber of persons have discov.
cred that it is a cruel shame to ban
j: h the Indian from our smallest coin.
And, strange to say, the criticism
Genes from persons who have never
cen understood to care cent what
Lecame Of the redman.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-08

The oGde:.t. IL" most rlomentOus
elves to the most triiit things
Thus, at dinner, the hostess said tC
a sour.f ced man Oh her left:
May help You 10 some OF the
boiled rice, Mr.. Smith
"Riceo No, thank you; no rice for
me-" Smith answered veher emily. 1T
is associated with the wors, mistake
Of my LIE
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-08

you may believe that is natural,
flush on her check is sometimes higher
on one side and sometin. IS higher on
the other"
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-08
Takinq 1t Easier.

John said his wife, you must
take things easier in this hot wea-
Tier. Don't exert yourself too much"
Il went, my dear. But who will
WIN get to carry your bundles home
while I'm resting g?"-Detroit Free
Press.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-08
A Local Sensation.

~ see you farmers are all buying
automobiles"
I'VE are" admitted Farmer WIFI
fletree, land you can believe 1t or not,
but my hired man has developed
enough energy to be pinched for
speeding."-kansas City Journal.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-08
. . o >s> g . eso eu . =
THE SPICE OF LIFE
= = . . . = . . . so . . 4
The Soda Drinker.

The Soda Drinker.
"Can YOU study human nature at the
soda fountain?" echoed the oruesist
when asked the question. "Weil' !
guess. am interested and entertain
ed every day. According to my essi-
nate there is only one class OF men
that really enjoy their soda water OF
reap the full benefits of It."
"And what may that class be! was
asked.
"The lawyer. I doubt If you ever
ssw lawyer in hurry on the street.
He doesn't come rushing into the
store and gasp out what syrup ne IL
take in Els, but he saunters in to ask:
"'Well, Doc, have you any SODA
water?'"
81 think So.
""rhen / guess I'll taste it. Give
me lemon in mine. ;"
mo hurry at all, you know, and no
kicking about the weather | nana
him a glass and he sips and STANDS
back. Then he finds some one to talk
politics to. While he talks he sips,
and he is quarter of an hour fin.
ishing his drink. Sometimes he leaves
little in the glass. have seen per-
spring men look at him as II they
thirsted for his blood. Collar just as
stiff as when first ironed, and MS
mind at peace with all the world.
believe he gets as much benefit from
the one glass as some men do from
three, and everything goes on so
calmly that hate to take his money.
Go to the ant, thou sluggard. In otn-
er words, take a pointer from the law.
yer as to how to get cents worth OF
good out of a Scent glass of soda wa
ter. The man who swigs it down
don't know what g. good thing is.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-08
He Was Safe.

scribbler-I told Miss Oldgirl I'd
marry her when I received a check
for my last story.
Ruyter-Better be careful. You
won't be in a position to marry for
some years yet.
Scribb.er-That's all right. The
story was accepted by pay.on-publi-
cation periodical.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-08

We'll. | care very little for either
praise or blame. The knowledge that
the Lord put me into the work and it
must he what he wants ME TO do is
enough for ne.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-08
misunderstood.

Barher-I.ere something I can
recumm' nd for tn escalp.
Bald N.an-Hut have no hair!
recommend iur tie scalp.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-08
One on us.

One on Us.
Ostend-"Fathe Adam used the
greensward as a carpet, didn't he,
pa?"
Pa-"Yes, my son, and Father Ad-
am was lucky
Ostend-"How SO, Pa?"
Pa-"Why, he had carpet that
didn't have to be beaten every
spring."-Chicago News.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-08
Brutal Mathematics

She reached my thirtieth birth
lay yeS' erday.
He--lL mast have taken you at least
forty years TO get there.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-08

The Times and Democrnt-SOw
The Leading Paper in Oranseburg
County and Growing More Rapid
ly than Any Other.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-08
Taking 1t Literally.

Does jones practice what he
preaclie. -
"Jone: isn't preaching now; he's
practici1 medicine.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-08
Setting a P7cc.

Isl Whifiir;ree believes iii scientific
farming
What $ he Gone:"
"H!ied quartet to sing and two
actors from a rural play to talk din
:ect. FEES si:nply turning away the
GUNNER arGers."-Louisville Cour-
er-.IoErEal.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-08
Reflected Glory

81 think that Mrs. De BliEk acts aW.
fully up ish."
well, why shouldn't she? Her
daughter has just ascended Mont
Blanc"
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-08
Anccdote From Real Life.

"Fcrty years ago l started in life
without dollar"
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-08

"And now I have four hundred dol
lars in the hank and a job lot Of fur
niture worth as, much more. Louis
villc Courie"-Journal.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-12-15
Sas oifi3ieQe Sruten Der Wabl=

- Sas oifi3ielle Sruden Der Wabl=
anseisen, weldes meiitens aus referen=
oierten 8eieben beltano. bon elmer
vprrsreiIiOen" 2e9islatur pailiert, to=
item ieoem Gountp i'm Staate nabe3u
$4,000. Sieie Summe i6lieBt nibt
NIT ii6 Elm bic @abl3ettel, nod bic
Nominations Gertifitate unb anbere
9ebrdu1li6en 9ln3eisen, sepobnlid
bonn @eieb porseidrieben. Sie Gom=
mihdre oer mel item Counties belpili9s
ten oieie Rednuu9en obne 9nitoB -
oa iie tatiddlib nidt anbers banoeln
tonnten, oa oas 8eieb, Die Nniidt oes
8eneralanwalts uno bic 9lnoronuno
oes Staats=9luoitors ale 9lei6seiinnt
uno io5ula9en befebleno gu 8unlten
Der Sruder uno 6eraus9eber iino,
pelhe ibre glniprii6e ebrlid uno redt:
lid peroienten. @s lit ieoo6 Der gn=
brud Der 9dmmeruns i'm 8eod6tniIie
9ieler, oaB primdrwabl= prioile9ien
uno 8eform uno gteubeiten in Der go:
litit benz Steuersabler bod 3u iteber
tommen. - 0ermillion 8epublican.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-12-15
3ur &enntnisnabme.
2soll, g. 8, DECEMBER 1910.

2soll, g. 8, Se3ember 1910.
Sd, Sobn 3este, pioerrufe biermit
irseno pelde uno idmmtlide ausia9en,
Die i'd 9ema6t babe 9egen Suowts
Ortbmein, in welden id, entpeoer
oirett ooer anoerpeitig beia9ten 2uo=
mig Srtblpein beiduloiste, elm 9ewllies
Boot (Raden), aenommen, 9eltoblen
ODER uerltstt gu baben, peldes gOot
unsefdbr II 6uB lang uno selb ange=
itriden mar, Gisentum zines sepiiien
&ap 8. @aibburn. LIMB beitdti9e
hermit. baB jene 9lusiasen unpabr
paren.
(llnter3eidnsD Sobn Seste.
Sbige Toti3 wuroe uns bon Suowl9
Ortbwein our publitatiOn einsebdns
oist nit Der geitdtisuns, oaB Die oarin
9emadten 9lnsaben nit Der pollen
&enntniB uno GrlaubniB oes Srn.
5este 9emadt iino uno oaB Die 9er'
Offentliduus berielben autboriiirt iino.
Yeiebt Sud bic wunoeri6Onen Yrd=
mien in Der vpoh" 9ruderei.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-12-15
&orreipOnDen5en.
Miblcg, u. ..

gsi @ilbelm Spiber tebrte Der Stor9
Elm uno bintsrlieb elm seiunoes Wdo.
hen.
SoIepb 5i6etter beiinoet lib auf oem
We9e Der Seherung.
u. 8eiBler taufte tiirSlid nabe Mer-
ricourt, y. 8. $50 older 2ano az
$4l per Nfer.
gDie mir aus eineu bon Marienbere,
SiibruBlano 9eidriebenem Sriefe bor=
ten, ioa Satob Senner bort woblbebal-
ten au9etommen iein, aber ieinem Rei=
iegefdbrten Pbilipp genoer puroe Der
llebertritt an Der ruiiiihen 8ren3e per-
peieert, neil er nidt I'M 9elibe zines
YaHes mar.
98itpe @eors 8ib perbeiratete iib
lebte @pde nit Serrn 6rieeriA &ieter
bon Canada.
Satub gbresmann, ein alter pionier
nabe Song 2ate tuobnbalt, ltarb I'M
Utter BON 55 Sabren an Der @aNers
iuht.
y. Collins bat ieinen 2iperp Stall
our1 eineu Inbau per9rDBert.
Serr Sell, Der nit einem Srebslsts
ben i'm @eidt bebaitet mar, begab lih
nad 9ismard, INN i'm Soipital Set-
lung 3u iuden, tebrte lebten Samstag
BON bort bsinabe pollitdnoig bon bies
fem 9eioeu eebeilt Suriit.
llniere 0iebtduier perianoten lebte
yDo6e mebrere CARLOAD 8ieb nah Dem
0itltden Wartt.
Spbn 2inu, Wtana9er bon Der glIblep
Wtinins SO. tehrte ieBten SouusrstuS
bon elmer @ei6dftsreiie aus ben 3mil-
lingsitdoten Suriif.
Wit @rub an ale 2eier Der rPOit
3. 6. b. u.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-12-15
Sn auifaQenb bsr,liGsr Wsiie be.

srilBt bic rgtowOia Wremia" Die Sbee
elmer 8uBlanOfabrt oeuti6er Sourna=
liiten. Sas Slatt beutet oaraui bin,
oaB bel ben oeutiden Sournaliiten Die
&enntniiie Der tompliSierten ruiliiden
8erbdltnllle ie6r 9erins ieien uno paB
nur penise BON ibnen 8uBlano bon
9lu9enideln tennen. Seosr ruiiiide
Sournaliit BON einiser Ssoeutun9 lei
msbrere Male in Seutialano ssmeien
unO tenne Die oortissm gsrbdltniHe.
Die Soee elmer RuBlanorsiie iei allse=
mein sliidlid. Die Sournaliiten tonn=
ten ber5li6en gnlpians uno ie9li6e
6Oroeruns III oieier sutsu Sads ere
Darten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-12-15

StuatsIetretdr YOllD ia9t, oaB oas
glmenoement, lpel6es erlaubt, oaB
S6uQdnoereien aud fiir 9lterbau=
spete perpabtet peroen tOnnten, CUR
9lnnabme 9elan9te. 9ieies miro ben
9lmenoement. 8Orl6ld9ern neue SoIt=
nun9 einflOBen oa iie nun wiIien, oaB
oQ8 Golt bin uno pieoer bD6 etpas
Sur 9lnnabme 9elangen ldBt. 90
Ihreibt oas capital Sournal in Pierre.
- Hir bOfen o0B Serr POllp &e6t
bat be3ii9lI6 Der 9nnabme obl9en
Announcements, oa WcPberion GOuntp
piele Sauieno 9lter S6uaanO bat, aui
pel6en @rnten erSielt iperoen, antatt
oieletbsu uie hisbera nur ais soeuiauo
DUer gGeibelano Su oerpa6ten. Mebr
Sano unter oem Phu9e lit mas mir
gebrau6en um oieie Ge9eno auf3u=
bauen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-12-15
Cnata, 2. ..
10. DECEMBER 1910.

lO. Se5ember l9lO.
Sa i6 nit benz 8auen zines neuen
Sauies in Der Staot fertis bin, pill id
bic 3eit nidt perloren seben laiien, ion-
bern ben 2eiern bon bier ettpas mit-
teilen.
glnton &ober pertaui9te iein aus
240 gder umfaKenbes 2anoitiif nebit
@ebdulidteiten an Sobannes 2unoert
in Soltop, fir oreipiertel Settionen
9anb nit DISQUALIFICATION. Sas 9ano
bon &o6er nuroe $35 uno oas bes
&unoerts $40 per ader serednst, ben
8eit muBte ielbfperitdnolid Serr ao-
der berausbeSablen. gbeufalls per.
tauidte 3eimuno 8rait feline balbe Sell
tion 9ano nit 8ebdulibteitcn, on 8e.
neoitt @riiemer nabe Sosmer, fir oreia
piertel Settionen 2ano, oas 9ano BON
araft puroe 5u $32 uno oas bon 8ri=
ismer su $35 abseiddBt, iomit erfreute
ii6 8riiemer nod etlpas 8elo, ipelhes
er bon 8raft 3uriidbetommt. Sas um=
,ieben oisisr Samilien tuiro erit gum
Srubiabr porsenommen tueroen.
glnton Weidel peritarb am 8. De-
sember uno bratte iein 9llter auf SO
Sabre, 3 Monate uno A Gage. Der
5as Der Seeroiauns seiste li4 redt
i6Dn, iomit tamsn piele 2eute ooa gtab
uno Sern berbei, id Sdblte an2S 6ubr=
merle, Die Srau oes geritorbenen, uel=
DE aud iduer frant mar, 1T wieoer
etpas beHer.
Sa Der lanse Winter, ioiuobl pie Die
lan9en @interabenbe Dor uns llegen,
mO6te man bod nibt bic 3eit nit 6au=
len;en totidlasen, ionoern lih bic liebe
alte rGureta pOit" sur Sano nebmen
uno sebOris ourdituoieren, bin uno
uieoer audi an bieies glatt einen Be-
ri6t einienben, oas boifs unb niinihe
i6 bon alien 2eiern, 5reunoen uno Se-
tannten.
Msit 8ruB on alle 2eier Der vgureta
Bot" biben uuo oriiben,
Sebaitian Sir.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-12-15
Observation-Disclosures.
&leinliebcntal.
3. 9}opember 1910.

=. g(DOemOer l9lU.
glm 80. Sttober fu6ren Die bieii9en
@Oa S6lif (Martins Srau) uno ibr
SObn Wtlbelm, 19 Sabre alt, BON
8roBliebsntal na6 Sauie. llnterpe9s,
etpa eine babe Werit bon unierem
9Orfe, tpuroen ibre Yferoe i6eu, ipran.
gen ieitpGrts uno idleuosrten ben @a=
gen INN, iooaB bic Srau gang unter
ben @ageu fam; Der Spbn fiel mebr
ieitpGrts, IobaB er ii6 balo wieper err
bolt bate uno tonnte ieiner Mutter
nod bebtlflid iein. geiOe tru9en
ihwere 8erleBun9en oapon, iooab an=
fun9s ibr 2eben in 8sfabr itano, iebt
aber baben lib beioe idpn wieoer Siem=
LID erbOlt, iOoaB man boiien tann,
lie peroen mieoer 9eiuno.
gerbeiratet baben li6: Mitael @a=
briel,. BON Sol. nit Ss9atia Wafen=
beier, bon &as.; 2uowis SduBer, bon
Sob. nit Barbara 8rao, bon Sr.;
8ittOr 9irinser, BON ". nit gliia=
betba @olf, BON SOi.; Yetsr Seier,
pon Sch. NIT Selena @rt, BON @e. ;
3aspsr MOd, BON q. nit &atbarina
Maliam.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-12-15
@erlobt uno i6pn auf9eboten lino:

@erlobt uno i6pn auf9ebOten ltno:
gomuno Seinsmom nit Wartanna
6irel, BON Sotob; 9looli 6irel, bon
Sotob nit Noelbeit Setnsmann, pOn
Seb.; Wilbelm 6jreb, bon Nal. NIT
&ntbarina Waliam, bon 6rieor.; 9ll=
fons Stein nit Gmilia @Oli, bon
Mid.; S9naB Sauman, bon Sol. NIT
Qoelbeit S6itt, BON &c.; Sernbaro
Sperle, bon y. nit Warianna Steler,
bon Qlnt.
Sn ben Soloateritano lino oteIes
Sabr folsenoe bieiiae periOnen auf9e=
nommen: Soiepb ginfet, BON Yeter;
Soiepb Sobs, bon &C.; gtttalius &ODL
BON @al.; Mihael @abriel, BON Sol.;
2orens &trd9eBner, bon g.; &uoolf
Ntertlin9er, BON SOi.; 2uOwi9 0du=
Ber, BON SOb.; SOIepb gHOlf BON So;
9loam Seinbmann, BON st.; SObannes
Smberi, bon g.; 3uimunO Taniel,
bon Sob.; 2lnton Mall0m, bon SOl.;
6ranS Stsier, bon Sob.
@eitorben 1T Stanislaus Mertlinger.
@riiBe ale 2eier Der YOlt", Iowie
aud ben Seraus9eber rno &eoatteur.
3operiu5 Solder.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-12-15
3ebn Is;epts sesen Oas ,,Weibs
nad|tsiicber".

I'm no6 WD9li6teit ben betannten
llnannebmli6teiten entge9eu3umirten
Die oa5 Weibna6tsfelt fir Die Slnoels=
9ewerbetreibenoen erfabrun9SQemdB
NIT Iib brin9t, teilt Der 9eutibe &Qu=
ferbuno (Serlin 6rieoenau) Dem
eintaufenoen Yublitum fOlgenoe 3ebn
&eSepte 9e9en oa5 Weibnadtsiieber
nit:
|. Seiinne bid friib3eiti9 auf oeine
@eibna6tsgelAente uno OerI6iebe De-
rem @intauf ni6t bis auf Die leBten
@Oden ODER gar Die leBten Sage Dor
2. aauTe ME am sonntas, au6 nibt
Dor Weibnadten, Oenu AUDI Die Saul
leute brau9en &ube unO @rbOlung.
3. Sprid freunoli6 nit 8ertdufern
uno TertQuferinnen. miBbrau6e ni9t
ibre Belt uno @eDulo bel Iusmabl Der
Waaren, II. I. m.
4. Saufe ni6t am ipdten Ibeno; ou
madit bel Sage before GjntGufe uno
pertiirselt ni9t ben Seierabeno bon
&aufeuten, 9ln9eltellten, Soten.
5. @etaufte @aaren taui6e ieltsn
nm. unb ME am 9lbeuD bel 8eif1fts=
anorang, ionoern in ben rubigen Wors
9enltunoen.
6. gtlmm tleine, letdte Batete aus
benz 2aoen ielber nit; muBt ou beine
@aaren.ins Saus brinsen laKen, oanu
ibreIbe oeine 9loreiie genau auf UNI
9eouloe bid, tpenn 9lbenos 9etaufte
9Baaren erlt am anoeren Sage Su Dir
tommen.
Z. Wa6lt Du 8ei6ente na6 aus.
wGrts, oann brin9e iie seiti9 Dor BEN
6eite CUR Yoit, uno ni6t am ipdter
Nbeno.
Z. @mpfan9ene Naaren be5abl'
mOslidlt iOfOrt.
9. Gable ansemeiene preiie, oami
ou our6 bic Subt, billie eintaufen,
nidt oas Gintommen oersr ibdotgit,
bic bon Der Sdnoe 9lrbeit leben miiiien
oenn Der &aufmann uno 6abritant wirt
Dir nihts identsn, ionoern miro al
ben 20bnen ieiner 9lrbeiter iparer
miilien.
10. @iait ou bid Dor Dem @eib.
nahtsIieber, Der SeBerei uno be:
f6le6ten 8epiiens bepabren, 10 be.
fol9e oieie &atidld9e uno sieb fl
weiter an anoere, uno bereite Dir Ielbf
uno plelen glnoeren Weibna6tsrub,
uuo EreuOe.