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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09

The Cosmos program this week contains
five acts, headed by the spectacular
dancer. "Phasma. Goddess of Light"
Phasma is said to be noted for the gor-
geous and beautiful effects she produces
by the manipulation Of voluminous silken
skirts and an ingenious use of calcium
and electricity. Her silver butterfly
costume weighs sixty-ive pounds, 1t is
claimed. and is made of the finest silk.
studded with metallic brilliants. One of
the most spectacular of her creations is
called the witch of the Flames i'm
which her draperies are shot full of fire
from the shafts of ruddy calcium under
the stage with realistic effect. The Spirit
of the North, another of her offerings
shows her under a halo of mystic light
with the snow falling about her whirling
figure. Phasma carries q carload of me-
chanical effects and an entire electrical
and calcium equipment.
Other acts include Da Vault and Lolita 9
playlet. THE Artists Dream" introduce
ing beautiful poses: Jolly Jack Atkins, in
THE Census Taker": Gardner & Parker,
in singing. dancing and whistling turn
with costume changes, and Harry Fields
the original tramp juggler A program of
new picture plays is also announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09

ducing Company, which brought out
several new plays at the Belasco in
this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09

She was asleep. But to the woman. in
her awful spiritual travail the words. so
natural from the child's lips in her last
waking moments. came with the force of
a command from on high. She stopped
short and looked at the sleeping baby. her
legs almost giving way under her. That
such a message should have come in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09

Ethical cutter" consinued Helen Ade-
line. didactically. lis when you try to he
good. YOU" but the objeck was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09
ALTMAN bUREN
Col UrlBlA Il AYERS

production is being prepared under the
direction Of Stephen Golding. master of
scenic equipment for the players.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09

Across small, newly made grave i'm
a lot next to the one where her little
brother slept, lay a woman dressed in
black. Her face seemed buried in the
new earth: long black veil trailed about
her like a pail; her figure writhed and
the sobs Genevieve Maude had heard
from the gate We're deep, long drawn and
terrible. But without hesitation the baby
approached her and put dimpIed and
grimy haSd on the shaking shoulder.
Mustn't c'y.'' she chirped with the
most engaging cheerfulness. Mustn't
c'y. Don't c'y.''
The woman sat up with great start
and turned wild, wet. surprised eyes upon
her. Genevieve knew her. 1t was Eli
nor Chambers mother. and all summer
Maude and Elinor had played together
in the Wentworth garden. and quarreled
ffercely over their mud pies and their
dolls. Maude continued the patting
process she always found effective at
home. changing the stroke from shoulder
to knee as the woman changed her posi-
ton. and continuing to Groom her muir
muir of comfort. AS she patted the
others knee. her busy brown eyes took
i'm all the things about her in the coun-
try burying ground-the fresh flowers on
the new grave, rabbit scurrying to cover
in a distant hedge, an inquisitive and be-
lated robin cooking a drowsy eye at her
from a nearby path She was no longer
alone. and a sweet content filed her
heart. She even forgot that she was
tired and hungry.
Mustn't cy,' she crooned again. not
greatly interested. but attending through
habit to the task before her. The woman
continued to stare at her, and as she did
so recognition dawned i'm her eyes.
You're Maudie." she said, DULY; DIR.
Wentworth's little girl. What are you
doing here. alone. at this hour?"
Genevieve Maude did not know. and
pumped her consciousness for knowledge.
Mus do dood Deeds. she finally evolved
after the effort, dimly remembering some
thing of her mission. The woman did
not hear her. Her head had sunk again
upon her breast, and a sudden return OF
memory had shaken her soul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09

Go right along. Maudie,'' she COM
manded. from the inside You go an do
some good deeds, an then come back an
tell u.s.
Genevieve Maude still fingered. boxing
back with homesick eyes at the place
from which she was exiled. That she
knew and loved, but the strange vile
streets that lay ahead of her seemed
very long and lonely. The elms waved
a greeting however, the sun turned his
warm smile upon her. and a reassur ng
conviction grew and strengthened in ner
soul. At least, 1t was all new, and II
in a sudden impulse OF freedom. With
out a word to her sisters. without even
another backward glance. she Abruptly
trotted off down the elm-lined avenue,
an innocent pilgrim making her nrst lit-
tie journey out into life.
AS she hesitated an instant at the first
corner undecided which way to turn, sue
felt cold nose thrust into her hand ana
the impact of large body against ner
own. Turning, she recognized Rover.
who, suddenly realizing her departure,
had leaped the garden hedge and fol-
lowed her. Genevieve Maude welcomed
him with rapture. His company made
the adventure perfect. but she delayed
sponsibility in their joint enterprise
S tting down on the curb. she grasped
him by the throat. her favorite method
of attracting his attention. and poured
her confidence in his ear.
Mus do dood deeds, Rover" she
whispered Mus liver others an do
dood deeds for Adde'S book. Then our
souls will sing an sing" This sug-
costing the idea Of song. she began
little Tilt, beating time with her fat
sandaled feet. Your soul will sing
my soul will sing she chanted. en-
phasizing her song with jumps and
bumps and an energetic beating of Ro-
ver's back. Our souls will sing" she
repeated. all thought Of her mission
now fading from her mind. and de-
lightful sense of responsibility sue
ceeding it. Equally care free. Rover
escaped her grasp and leaped about
her, barking wildly in the excitement
OF an experience he dimly realized
was out of the ordinary. At last his
small mistress rose sedately and re-
sumed her pilgrimage. a cheerful med
ley of books and deeds and travels in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09
Cosmos Concert Today.

Several acts have been engaged for
todays concert at the Cosmos. includ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09

The newspaper series Of verses and
drawings called the Widow Wise are to
be turned into q musical play and pro-
duced by A. II. Woods. The author of the
book win be Paul West. who wrote the
original verses, and the composer will be
Hugo Felix.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09

They went rapidly at first, with de-
tours to pick flowers by the
wayside, to try to capture elu-
sive butterflies or to inspect and
loiter for a moment with strange but
Hospitality inclined children on veran-
das and lawns. Later. they went slow
~ and YEARLY. but on and on. always
straight ahead. and thus ever farther
from home. Many of those who passed
looked at them inauiringly; several
recognized them and stopped to ques-
ton the little girl. But the presence
of the dog, who growled a sullen pro-
test against these approaches, and the
entire self possession of the child. were
reassuring factors. Apparently the two
knew what they were about, though
Genevieve Maude was non-committal:
SO they were allowed to continue their
way
They had left the town behind them
now and were trudging along country
road in the deepening shadows OF the late
afternoon. Already the birds were twit-
tering sleepily in the trees. and a light
wind had begun droning a lullaby among
the branches. Genevieve Maude was very
tired. and, whatever the increased devel-
opment OF her heart and soul. her stom-
ach was sadly relaxed. There was in her,
moreover. a sudden loneliness and the
slow birth of a sensation new in the ex-
periencc of Pastor Wcntworth's youngest
daughter. She did not like the silence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09
Glen Echo Park.

Today's feature at Glen Echo will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09

Caruso has written to an American
friend that his voice Is in as good con-
dition as ever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09

"And Elinor is here" she walled. turn
ing and beating the new grave with her
bare, desperate hands. there beside her
father. Both here. leaving me alone. :
She turned again to the little girl. Don't
you remember Elinor?" she asked. Eli
nor. who played with you in your garden
only last week. She grasped the child s
arm too firmly in her agitation. and
Genevieve Maude rather coIdly withdrew
it. Surely you remember Elinor?" she
repeated, alIHcst violently. Genevieve
Maude nodded. She was NOT a brilliant
vain for words. she fell back on her first
inspiration. Mustn't c'y." she crooned
resuming the patting, mustn't c'y.
Maudie loves you.
her arms. To this. too, Genevieve Maude
was accustomed. 'Oh. you blessed. bless
ed baby" walled the mother. "Elinor' $
little friend. What sent you here. l won
der?"
Genevieve Maude endeavored to rise to
questions Mrs Chambers asked, but there
were other casual topics. She made a
great effort.
"Buvver's there she announced. in
forefinger. Some day we mus all be
there. Addie says SO. Papa an man.
ma, an Oracle. an me. an'-an you"
she added. generously. with an impulse
of true hospitality. The woman groaned
~, land soon. little Maudie. soon she
in whisper. very soon"
Genevieve Maude wriggled in her arms.
Tate me home" she commanded.
Tired
The woman looked at her. at first un-
seeingly. then with a slow comprehension
as she set her on her feet. Why. you
poor baby she said at last, of course
you are tired. How will you get home?
can't take you. lin not going back. .
Genevieve Maude ignored this remark,
which to her had no bearing on the case.
She was getting irritable and sleepy.
Wants to go home. she remarked
and then. wheedlingly. 'Pe-ase
tate me-
The woman reflected. her eyes upon the
new made grave. Il can't" she gasped.
half aloud. II can't leave Elnor-F can
never leave her any more. And yet-if
don't" She looked at the child. at the
dog, at the gathering darkness. II must,
of course she told herself Elinors
little friend. I can come back again
later" She arose abruptly. Come"
she said. But you're too tired to walk.
hausted child who. finding herself again
on the surface OF woman's breast.
contentedly against it. tighten
ing the clasp of her arm around the
other 8 neck and continuing the rhythmic
pattng on the back which was her pam
acea for al. human ills She was
heavy burden, but the bearer did not
know it. She had a child in her arms
again-but not her own. Her features
twisted with anguish as she walked
slowly toward the gate, turning her
back on the new-made grave.
Mustn't cy.'' repeated Genevieve
Maude, drowsily. but distinctly: mus do
good deeds; mus liver others; mus save
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09

"Wass fings?' she asked, tacitly avow-
ing perfect confidence in her ability to
rise to the small matter of the heavenly
smile. Grace Margaret turned a worried
eye toward her sister. Helen Adeline,
feeling that the little plum was ripe. pro-
ceeded to pluck 1t.
"If you're going to play. Maudie.' she
said with some sternness. you mus play
an not sit asking questions all the time.
Cause if you won't play. we can't tell
you any more. It's secrets
Genevieve Maude plunged heading to
her fate.
Jaw right she remarked. briefly.
Les play"
Helen Adeline drew a small notebook
from her apron pocket and seated her
self decorously on the grass. Grace Mar
garer sat down beside her, both facing
their innocent victim 1t had not oc-
CURED to either to suggest that Gene
We've remove the pressure Of her fat
person from the geranium, and the in
FAINT was now too intent on the Towering
of 1.-The heavenly smile to heed the re-
preston OF that process in the crushed
plant Helene Adeline again took the
lead.
First. I'll tell you what eht'c cutter
is" she began, so you'll know. heard
papa talking with lots of folks about IL
in the library Saturday. an l Listened.
They're going to have club. So are
we. Our club will be jus like theirs. only
you, Maudie, you're going to be our
beck
Genevieve Maude looked dazed, not
knowing what an objeck was. All these
games were, played i'm the dark. hut her
brave little soud went sturdily forth to
meet their unknown perils. Coin to
be objeck." she echoed. dutifully.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09

THE DAylSONS. PROF. AND MRS.
Academy. 7l9 9th NV. Lessons any hour
Class and social dance. Tuesday. Friday ewes.
Cooled ny Electric fans. Phone NJ 40sl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09

In addition to j formidable battery of
electric fans operating in conjunction with
the refrigerating plant of the house, the
Columbia Theater management feels 1t
has done its duty for the comfort of its
patrons.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-06-01

Der rSoljmann" etuem Elm @ebduoe
ausrs6net, Damn Iast er, 10 Oiel tofet
es. ga, e8 1T alss in etuem 9eIaot,
bic ret6en 3ruits@ ompaonien fubren
ben armeu tletneu 8ruuobeIiBer e6en
immer on Der Naie lerum. gtber tuas
lit gu MAIDEN? glQe5 Qebt nit Oem
Srom. 2lbmdrts lit audi oiel lei6tsr
als 9e9eu ben StrOm 3u tdmpfen u.i.w.
0un bite t6 ben Recatteur, psnn
bt uuo DO ettuas nt6t 9an3 gut 9eihltfs
fen 1T, 10 ma6t Is reht, IOoaB es gut
in bic tunfoC0e Mai6ine btnetnpaBt.
sd bate aud etnmal Die @eIesenbeit
mir OieIes @unOsrtuert auSuiebeu uno
0a6te BEL mir: Mas bod Die WepHttR
ni6t ullss srHnoen,
8 ia, isBt Osnte i'd seraOe pisOsr att
bic lluterOOrfsr, IS i4siut ais tusnn
eub bic @0lfe ale bersebrt bdtten. 8te
Der Grtb Sdatble Osulelben i'm @intsr
INNER nod 1T, 10 Osrte i'd tptro er
9egsnpdrttG eeraoe Oamtt bei6dfttst
iein ite gu seiansu, OaB er Rtdt Lauss
rumSufabreu brau6t um Iie 3u iu6en.
Gum SdluB grtiBs i'd ale mstne
6reunoe, beionOsrs ote in &aReI. StOa
&uBlauO. au6 mstns Sawa9er unO
s6pefern, iopis ale 9eier Der gOit.
2arl STINT.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-06-01
Nus uniersr gta5bartaOt ai6Its.
Die tbauptiddlihiisR gleaigtstteH bon
McSntOib GOuntD, benz r9ti6lep
Republitauer" entuommen.

Die 6armer itno nit eden ferttg
unO fabren nun hetBt9 8aubol3 fir
neue @ebduOe.
9a5 SauIpiel am tommenoen Sonns
tag 3pti9en ai6lep uno Gureta in gli6s
lep Oeripri6t tnterHaut su peroen.
Dies iOllte tetuer Oeridumen.
8as 8aIipiel am lebten Sonnta9
3UiI6sn 9li6lsp unO @reeu 2ate mar
Elm einieitt9e8 Ding. gli9lev qewann
nur gu lei6t itber Die @reeu 2ate SUM-
gems. Der Score mar Is gu |.
6rau 9lOam Metoin9er reiite am
SamItas na6 &berOeeu um t6ren
Wann Bu beiu6en, Der bort iett etniger
3ett in Dem 8aptiIten 0OipttaI Iia aufs
bdlt. Grau Meioin9er te6rte am 0tens
flag pieOer betm.
Grau Preotger 6appel retite am
Samta9mOr9en mad Dtibet unO am
ieIben Gag bon bort ua6 8euturia no
Ite am Sonuteg in Der eOangeliiben
Stride @ottesotenit abbtelt; am MOutaa
tebrte Ite 3urttf nad ai6lep.
Die Ortsbeb6ros ldBt Cement Sras
Bentreujun9en MAIDEN am @eiteuOe Der
WainItraBe. Gtne unoere StraBentreus
3uns ioQ bel Der lut6eriiden 2tr6e oes
leot perOeu, uno aud etne bel Der 9b6s
mir Qumber 60.
6etnrit S6miot uno Gotutn 80ring
BON Gureta tameu am Samlta9 mad
Niblep; Iie blteben iiber Sonnta9 uuo
te6rten am Montug NIT Satob 9reits
lin9s AutomObiI na5 gureta 3urtt.
9tsies automobtl ioQ bort rspartert
tueroen.
6. O. Site, bon Sa9erstOtuu, MO., .,
Elm 8ruoer unieres Mttbiir9ers, 8m.
u. Stte, fam am Samlta9 Su einem
tur3sn gsIub bier on. 2tm 8ieutas
retfte er ab na6 Oslaboma.
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6rssnmas, 2. =.
90. NPai l9l1.

tFssNess
gteues 9t6t es nidt bel in unierer
gta6barIbaft, Elm 3ei6en, OaB Die
2eute eini9 uno 3ufrieOen miteinanoer
Ino. 9enn mo otel llnetni9teit lit. oa
9tbt es aud Oiel Neues.
Sie 6rau meines 9ta6bars Ntfos
laus &usler 1T mad MeaoOw, 9. 8,
auf 8eiu6 aboereilt, 3u ibren betoen
SObnen, Sobann uno &arl. gben=
falls oOrtbtn 9ereiit iino 6rau @ottlieb
Soa6im, IOmie ibr SObu SatNb. sic
9eben au6 nuf Seiu6, 9eoenten aber
Oieie WO6e pieoer surtt Su tommen.
llnier StraBenaufieber 6reo Coen=
bad lit am SergeOerleBen. nQmlib an
ben setttons=2iuten. @r muBte aber
feline Grbeit aufgeben, oa CT ni6ts an
ben Bergen ausrt6ten tonnte. Ger
| 6riB lit lobenswertb in ieinem Nmt uno
.Arbett, oenn er bat uns einen We9 9e=
mabt iiber G0aer uno Sii9el, NO ned
tetner in 25 Sabren iett mir bier Iino
es 9epagt bat. gtO6 Elm 8is6eu bdtte
Greo idaffen iOlleu, Oann bate es eine
Siieubabn 9e9eben.
uniere @reenpaper goDs uno biz
Sungens BON 3eelanO, q. g., batteu
9eitern Elm 8allipiel in bief9er Staoi
r8reenwap, tpObei Die unsrteen als sic.
ger berOor9iugeu uno bic 3eelanoer
nit S4auoen ubSiebeu muBteu.
2oren5 S6ulb, tpel6er I'M 8reens
man &auflaoen als 8eIddftsfiibrer tbds
ttg mar, miro am l. Sum- feline Stelle
nieoerle9en uno ii6 mad ieiner Set=
matb in RinnelOta be9ebeH. 8tr be-
oauern ben @e99an9 bon Serrn S6uls
iebr, oa er immer beitrebt mar ieoer=
mann aufs Seite ju beOtensn. Nir
ptnihen tbm cine 9lildlt6e 8eiie, aber
aud baloi9es @teoertcmmen.
8as bic @itteruns anbelan9t, 10 til
lie nt6t lobenspertb, oeun in oieier
Sabres8eit iOllte es mebr re9nen. gs
Iiebt pObl INNER mad 8eeen aus, uno
tpiro er noh uldb bdlD fommer1. Sie
8eisenfelOer ltuO isbr ia6n, aber es
ioIlte ein gutter &essn iein. Sir Seu
iino Die 9usiidten idOn ibledt uno
miro unisre Ssuernte Oieies Sabr ipdr.
lid ausfalten, Oa leBtes Sabr psnig
sema6len 1T uno infOlseoe6en Oieies
Sabr iebr psnis altes Srus OOrbanben
1T. limb no tetn altes Gras porbans
ben lit, oa tpddit aud oas neue nibi
gut, Oenn Der 8OOen lit gu ta6l uno
trOtust isbr ianell aus. 9lber mir tuolz
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-06-01
8Orrelponben5en.
Sague, NorSs Ss1atota.
80. 9lPai 1911.

30. WQt 1911.
Nn Die rGureta Bot. Seute fauo
Elm Saliptel bier tatt. Suu 9egel
Saeue. Dos Reiultat mar - q 9es
gen II, su @unften Don Sa9ue. 8e'
nib tOunen unlere Suu9sns Iib 0ffents
LID 3eiseu laiieu in ibrer 6dbisteit i'm
SalllpieL, oa oieies oas speitemal III,
mo- iie liesteu, au6 ipielte unier
r3psitea" lsBtsn souutaa rs. Wai)
nit snaBburg, no mir abermals lies-
ten, Nun, ia freili4, Das 1T ia aus
9a9ue.
Se8entUdrtis beiddfti9sn mir uns
i'm 9lusaleiden unierer 6auptftruBe.
mo- tii6ttg oaran 9earbeitet tuiro. aud
tuuroen oieies Gritbiabr IdOu einise
neue SduIer 9ebaut, elm 3ei4en oaB
Iib Sague entuitelt uuo 5u einem Der
ihOniten Stdotdeu Der umge9euo tutro.
Srau @briitina S6metber befiuoet
li6 auf Der 2rantenltfe. @unids ibr
balotse 8ensluug. a..e
&iirSlih fubren &odus Sulm uup
Serr 2ann naa Clinton. llntertpess,
3uii6en Strabburs uno Clinton, tpurs
ben 9enaunts Serren bon eiuieeu mas
tierten Strabsurduberu ttberfalen; bod
bieben Die 3uei Sniaien taltbIutts tiber
Die erbdrmlihen @eitalten, uuo, um
ntdt ldussr bic Sie6e au smpfansen,
nabmen Die subiette 8etBaus. S6aos
fir bic fe6lfaaeuoen Siebe uuO oaB
man Die StraBenrduber nt6t feItueb.
men tonnte, oa es iebr fiuitsrs Ia6t
mar. 9laerisits 0rtiBeno
W. &. g 6err.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-06-01

germtllion, 2, .. Der Ra6rungs-
mtttel. .gommtiidr @lfreo q. 6ont bat
cine Barnung erlalien an ale 6dno=
ler uno Goniumenten bon Sis In Sttos
0atOta. Cine grOBe Menge Gis, Das
I'm 0tnter seerntet uRo fir oerr Sonta
mer9ebrau4 aufbepabrt miro, i'll ie9r
jtpeifelbaften 66aratters uno aeaen
ben 8ebrau6 Iol6eu SIZES in ben
Rd6rungsmttteln rt6tet lib bic
8arnuu9 Des @ommtFdrs. Sis, oaS
aus 8etpdheru genomuten wuroe,
uelte our6 abfdlle, SeiperabfInHe
uo9l. Derunreintgt puroeu, feruer
na4 Der @rnte Ht6t oroentli6 9soen
8erunretni9un9 Ourh Weniden UNI
5btere gsI6iibt Duros, ooer rpenu es
unter ttn9iinitigen ianitdren 8erbdIts
nthen transpOrttrt tuuroe. lit nt6t aes
et9net in 9erbiuOuua nit Gabruugsz
mttteln Oerpenoet su tperoen. gea
ibnoers 9etuarut iino Die gisbdnOIer,
Sotels, ROIt6duier. Reltaurants uuo
Die Gtgentbiimer Dor SpodpaIIer.sSun@
tdnert, iol6es unreiues Sis su perpen=
ben. Der GommtiIdr peripribt, sea
gen ale ltebertreter oes 4a6runqs-
mitteIaeieBes obus Nadfiht porBuz
gebeu. #= ..
Sis, oas uur fur Die Giiblung bon
Speiieu uuo @strdnten pertuenoet
uno ridt esnOifen miro, lit natiirlih
aus obigsu 8eitimrllngen ausge=
IdlOhsu. gisbdnoler niiilen aber To-
rem Runoen mtttbeilen, OaB oieies Sis
nur fur Ga6lumgs3nede 9ertueuouno
filloen oarf. (8eutidsr Serolo.)
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-06-01
Der &eaatteur uao Isiue 2eier.

Ser 3eoatteur cd. oes in Stflis
erI9eirteRoen &opetenblattes mar 9e-
ridtsieitts in cine Strafs bon 100 Ru-
bel ooer eineu MOnat arreit genOmmen
tpOroeu, neil er in ietnem Slatte einen
9lrtitel perOffentli9t bate, Der ben 3e'
gierun9sfteGen nidt 9euebm mar. Sd.
aber, Elm armer S6lufer, l6rteb in
Der uddtsu Hummer an feline 2eler:
2iebe GreunOe! Sd ioQ eud td9li6
bic @abrbett iusen, t6 iol Gud uufs
tldren uno su @urer Srientierun9 bet=
:trasen, aber oas leioet Die 8e9ierun9
uidt INNER. Sept ioa i'd 100 Rubel
Strafs 3ablen ODER einen Monat in ben
2lrrelt tpanoern, tuenn id uiht be3ablen
tann. SD bin aber Elm armer Sdlus
der, uno 100 &ubel itub fir mid Elm
tleines germO9en. g8ollt Sbr ni6t,
bGB i'd vfBen" Iol, 10 ieio 10 freuno=
lid uno iammelt unter 8etannten, oa=
nit i'd bic Strafe beSablen tam.
S6on am ndditeu Sage bate SD. oas
@elo 3uiammen uno fiibrte es ORB
nunssaemdB ab. aber oas 8eridt CAB
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-06-01
&rstsssri6tss situns.

gBte betannt nimmt nd6ften Sien=
itag, ben s. SUM, in 2eolu oas &reis=
9eri4t fir WcSberiOn GOuntp ieineu
2lnfang. Die @eidpOreuenlilte oieier
StBun9 Wuroe beretts OorleBte @ods
bon Der rpolt OeroFentli6t. Die aui
Dem otesmaligen r6alenoer ltebenoen
&la9en, uelde Sur grleOisuns tOmmen,
itno foIgeuoe:
&rtmtuals Gdlle.
Stuat shO=9atcta sesen S. q.
See.
stuut 5hO=9atOta seaen Grant 6.
Stubr.
@taat @ao-9atota ssgen Grani
Subr.
staat shos0Gtota. sesen s. 5.
9eere.
staat saO-9atOta gsssn Ssnrp
8abitste.
@totl=&la9en.
Sad Sraufmaun ge9en gnOreas
Ra9el.
6Iora u. Sobart sesen 9per 9.
Strait.
u. q. Glapton eessu R. 8atOta &
BactfiC GiIenbabn 50. -
8. 8. Stute uno 9. O. Stute,
cine Sbetlbaberidaft unter Dem Rameu
Stufe Bros. gegen W. Asueo.
2uowi9 Srtbpein uuO Ybilipp @ei=
rel gegen 6raut 6. @eielp uno Qpota
WeIelD.
SEQ MaSantt 9eseu 80. Stufe uno
Ben. Stude. .E..1 e.... ..
@illiam @illts Gegen Sames6aloer.
Garmers Il Wer6ants State 9ant
gegen Senrp &urls.
SaOio 8atb 9e9en @eOrg @olf.
GeOrs 8. airnun se9su Sobn Mtsao.
Srant gart sesen 8. Wapnaro.
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-06-01

lev oas Bette boffen. benn oas Sblim'
me tommt bon IelbIt.
Die 6armsr lino iest NIT auerbano
glrbeiten bei6dftigt. giner reiBt ME:
Der, Der anoere baut auf. Gnoreaa
Strr baut etneu Stall, 30x24, pabrp
iheinlid II 6uB bod. Gbenfals bat
iit Sobann g. 3usler Elm 6rudtbaus
gebaut, 24xl8.
H. Sd muB gu Gnoe tommen, Ionf
miro es Dem 3eitunssmuun gu Otel,
unO sr wirft bic gan3e @eI6idte in ben
Pdpiertorb.
8riiBe atle 2eier Der Bot" biibsu
urn orlben. aodm Mertel.