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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-10
Tomorrow Ladies Day Registration BeauYou Must Register Before JAM 2S Beat

WEDNESDAY, WILL BE LADIES DAY AT THE
REGISTRATION BOOTHS.
Comptroller Boutwell, will take special precautions ON that
day give the of Seattle chance the city from
Gin and the vice syndicate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-10

Irefontaine building will look like department with
sale So need be embarrassed Get your sister
cousin, neighbor down with you the registration
headquarters and do duty toward the city live in
Make demonstration that will convince every that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-10
MAYBE THEY'LL HAVE
TO SLAUGHTER CHICKS
IN THE COURT ROOM

The fact that the Chinese form Of
an oath makes Il nee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-10
WORKS NEW SENATOR,

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Jan. To-
John d Works was today elected
United States senator from Cali
fornia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-10

Provide that contempt be a Jury
permit the defendant to take change he
just be fair TO both sides that's ALL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-10

Are Ike poets, born, not made. That's what some
erussy bachelor said. Women readers are invited
20 send In a prize dinner menu suggestion and
win a free coon book.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-12-15
RICH MAN WORKS AS WAITER
Son Of Russian General Seeking Mate
rial for Play Which He Will Write
.ss Eabors In St. Louis Cafe. ~.,@s

st. 1Louis:-Waiting on table in a
fashionable cafe is the latest means
an embryo playwright has chosen in
order to get materials for plays in
which he may put to use his obser,
vations of the weaknesses and foibles
of the rich. the newly rich and the
class which Clyde Fitch termed "the
climbers" There Is such waiter at
the Planters hotel. He is James j.
Grain, son of Russian general -
When seen recently he was reluc.
tant to tell Of his ambitions He said
he did not wish his people to know
what kind Of work he was doing. He
admitted he found his occupation
favorable for making observations
which might be utilized in plays. es
says and poetry, at all Of which he
has tried his hand.
II have never had anything pub
lished yet" he said, But hope tc
get into print some day: feel man
who writes for the sake of money Is
likely to do poor work; SO I prefer tt
do it at my leisure. / have to WORK
ten, hours in the day and the rest Of
the time spend reading or writing
taking only as many hours Off as arr
needful for sleeping. feel that II
persistence can do It, I shall succeed.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-12-15

LIMIT ON AsT0R ALLOWANCE
President Eliot Allows Son Of Multi.
Millionaire to Have but $4,000
Yearly at Harvard. -~- ..

Cambridge, Mass.-Peyhaps the
most interesting member. of this
years freshman class at Harvard,
with the posi- lie exception Of Lionel
De Jersey Harvard, is Vincent rAstor,
son and heir of Col. John Jacob AS
tor, the multi-millionaire.,
Young Aston enters Harvard with
the honor of being the possessor Of
more suits of clothing than any other
man at: the university. He has 20
creations Just for outdoor. wear and
possesses 10 pairs of shoes, five of
which are shined every morning. In
addition, he has six trunks which are
filed with shirts, neckties and other
habiliments of wear too numerous to
mention.
His apartment at Claverly hail, one
of the SWEETEST of the gold coast dor
! mitories, is furnished in magnificent
style and fast becoming a mecca for
the elite among the class Of 1915.
1t is understood around Claverly
| Vincent Aston has a college income
Of $4,000 q year. That Is, merely for
spending money All the bills 60 to
father, SO the $4,000 will amount to. a
good sum when all the regular bills
are eliminated. ,..... -
Some years ago, q Japanese count
came to Harvard with his son. He
consulted President Eliot and said:
II intend to give my son an allow.
ance Of $4,000 a year. 10 that suit
able7 I'll <: i{:.sss ,s.g: y.
President Eliot immediately. said he
did not care to have. any Harvard
man with an allowance OF over 5000
a year. The count Immediately cut
three-quarters off the sum. Col. John
i Jacob Aston, the richest man IN Amer
lea, gives his son the Eliot limit, but
4 no more. 5'is s.. ..} 2. u S7s5.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-12-15
BOLLEY TELLS HOW TO
HANDLE FLAX FROM SNOW

formed on the stems, leaves and bolls
before the snow fell, believe that
would, as many farmers did last win
ter, continue their threshing opera
tions during the cold weather before
the snow is moistened up by thaw-
ing and rains. To do this. will not be
possible where the snow is too deep
but in most cases the snow is not so
deep that one cannot shake the fax
straw out. The first operation would
be to shake out the fax with forks,
and stock it up into small loose
cocks. In the absence of a large
amount of actual ice on straw, loose
mature fax shaken out of the loose
dry snow, will thresh all right in the
cold weather. The person who I'M
dertakes to save the grain in this
manner must make up his mind to
have a large storage place where the
seed may be handled over and the
large chunks of ice screened out by
means of tanning mill or other grad
er.
In case fax was cut green and froz-
en- up before it was dry and in case
the fax was wet by heavy rains just
previous to the snow, think would
be inclined to follow the method as
recommended by Mr.. Miskell, viz, as
snow goes off in the spring to shake
up the fax and dry it in the winds OF
March and April. Put it into loose
stocks and thresh it from stock as
soon as dry before the early warm
rains set in. J. s .,} :, : RI.
1 1t will, think, be seen, from these
considerations, that no one can give
advice which will fit all cases. The
particular farmer win need to go in
to his fields and study conditions. Il
he can shake out, the fax with the
loose dry snow in it, he should thresf
] at first opportunity, because every
day that it remains on the grount
i lessons his chance of saving the crop
IT it should come an carly wet spring
] with but few drying days in Marcl
and April, the chances Of saving til.
j grain will be slight.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-12-15
WALKS STREET In HER SLEEP
In Night Dress. Young Brooklyn
Woman PIods Through Mud. !.
Taken Home BY Policeman.

n New York. Barefooted and sound
asleep attired only in her night
clothing, and with her hair hanging
in: along braid down her back. a
young woman plodded along through
the rain and mud Of Nostrand avenue
In Brooklyn early the other day, be
tween the car tracks and the curb,
utterly Indifferent 10 her own uncom-
Portable plight or the astonished gaze
Of two score passengers In 9 street
car that overlook her. :ts1. 3 s.s3.
. They wrapped her In coats and she
awoke in fright NJ She said she was
Miss Sophie Michaels. twenty-five
years old. or 208 Lee avenue. s
A policeman took her home. He
found the kitchen door open and the
girls parents still unaware that she
was missins. :@.s=
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-12-15
Young Grow is Delicacy.

Topeka, Kan. Since the memory Of
man runneth not to the contrary it has
beer the popular idea the flesh Of the
crow was unfit for food, except In
cases Of the most dire necessity or in
the payment OF an election bet. But
IT. Is not Sc. . Prof =. Z. Dyuche state
fish and game warden. says that crow
is good TO eat. He has tried It .
The flesh Of q young crow iss as
good as q guinea hen" he SAID. 1t III
q little dark. but II has q good flavor
and O hna texture. < 8sss s.7
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-12-15
(By Prof. H. L. Bolley of the North
-+. Dakota Agricultural College.)

(By Prof. H. l.. BOlley of the North
+. Dakota Agricultural College.)
l have received letters from farm
ers asking how best to handle fax
that is at present buried under snow.
The following one is a good example:
"Rosetown, sask., Nov. IL, 1911.
Dear Sir -
Owing to the early snowfall and
the scarcity. of threshing outfits in
this district, have been left with 80
acl es of fax lying under the snow.
! shall esteem it favor if you will
inform me whether it would be advis-
able to stack this flax now to thresh
in the spring or whether it would be
better to let it lie as it is until spring
and stock thresh it then. l may say
that the fax was wet before snow
came and this moisture will have
frozen on it. 49,. '-"S~sn.., 1890
1t will be great service to the
farmers of this district if you will
kindly inform us what would be the
best thing to do under the circum.
stances. -.
Yours faithfully,
*@ .f Robert Miskell."
|. have not been able to lay down
, any definite rules for procedure with
regard to threshing fax after snow
fall for the reason that it is a neigh
borhood conditions and on almost ev
cry farm conditions are somewhat diff
ferent Sometimes the fax was thor
oughly ripe and ready to thresf
when snow came; sometimes the f1a1
was cut green with lots Of green fol
liage on it, and was not ready tt
thresh when the heavy freeze ant
snow came on. s =s. ;s sss: 55 s 81 Is
$s In most cases., as in the case above
the snow was preceded by rain 81
THAT Ice formed on the straw an,
Ebolls before the fax was showed IN
der. In general - would answer Al
follows
II the fax was we'll mature and tn
straw was dry before the snow came
land If there were not too much ic
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-12-15

AS a matter of encouragement I
may say there has been many sam
Piles of fax sent to the Pure Seed
| Laboratory during the last two or
three years, which farmers have TAX
en- out of the snow at different times
Some threshed in the winter and
some in the first days of spring. Tho
somewhat injured for sowing purpos-
es, it was often found essentially as
valuable for oil purposes as it would
have been if threshed earlier 4
1t must be remembered in stacking
flax, that the straw has very little
capability of shedding rain and that
as soon as the warm weather sets in.
such wet straw molds and decays
quickly; also that when seed fax is s
stored with ice in it and this ice
melts, the fax will be subject to heat
ing and bin-burning, as soon as the
weather is warm enough to allow
mold growths to occur ~. .t*s ..3S
One very good reason for trying 10
get the flax off the ground during the
winter weather is that the ground is
not muddy and the work of taking it
out of the snow will hardly be found
to be more disagreeable than trying
to get it out of-the mud il the spring.
Furthermore, if the ground is cleared
up this fall it viii be ready for the;
plow the first thing in the spring. It
will be found quite difficult to get
the fax out of the way in time to
plow the ground for oats, barley or
corn if one waits for the wind rows
or shocks to dry in the spring. Even
if it cannot be threshed during the
cold weather it would be better to
have the wind rows made up into
small, loose stocks which can be-.
worked over in the drying winds ana
rapidly loaded than to do all the gath
ering up in the short space Of time
which will be left after the snow goes
off. ~, .,<: s: III
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-12-15

Washington sculptor Eell, what.
do you think Of my bust? Fine piece
Of marble ISM it 2''ss ssf5g:
Congressman s. Wife-.M agniflce
What a pity to make a bust Of II,
would have made a lovely Washstand. fs
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-12-15

The Inter-0 Ocean is just a little
ter than lots OF others that you III
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-12-15
Your Many Selections Can be Made Quickest Here

desirable Xmas
gifts for their friends The facti dry goods flowing
Silks Safngs
hosiery big
Ribbons, thousand other things novelty
goods
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-12-15

The Inter-o ocean Out for the biz.'
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-07-06

gut lebeu tonnen. Su ben Sabren
1905 unb 1906 oa6te man bel uus
aud OIL Die Reform uuieres peralteten
9irdenseieBes, bat iOgar Seppllmd4=
ti9te Der 8enteinoen uno &iiiter oes
Siioens mad Soeiia siuberufen, mo lie
lire g9iinide porle9eu ourften uno
man freute Iid i6On auf elm beHeres
2ir6en9eieb, nber babel blieb es bis
iebt. llno tparum9 8o6 ni6t reif.
liebe 2anOsemeinOen, nod ni6t reif!
Grit penn bic llnSufrieOenbeit unter
benz beitebenOsn 6ir4en9eieB cine a09e-
meine @utttr9li6ung uno Settenmeien
berbeisefiibrt baben miro, erf oann
bic Reformen.
glt Soief Sobler uno Widael Saber
In NeiielrOOe iiuO i6on ldn9ere 3eit
trant, NIT leBerem ioll es idledt iteben.
@etern uno beute liebt es aus, ais
Of mir ni6t Sunt fonoern Ottober
bdtten, talt. resnerti6, tuinOtg.
s. abb.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-07-06
aibleb, NOrSs s9atota.

Ser aus giaenfelb, SiioruBlano
ansetOmmene Sobann Straub besab
fi4 i6On Dor elmer @o6e 3u ieinem
8ruOer emanuel bel 9liblep. Stun be-
9abeu it4 lebten Greitag aud feline
Srau uno Sobn oortbtn, in 8eglei=
tuns pun 9lbam Straub uno Srau.
Sobann Straub pirb mad Canada
geben, um bort sine 6eimitdtte auf3u-
nehmen.
Gbriitopb 8eiBlers Saus, etipa IA
Meilen iiibbitli6 bon 9lfblsp, murOe
SamitaaabenO, ettpa Sebn ubr, pom
NSliB 9etroifen. gs tUuroe iebr tpeni9
S4aben Deruria6t. Serr 8eiBler iaet:
Der S9las fam bon oben berunter in
oas Settsimmer in pel6em er fblief;
er traf oas 8ett, bp6 obne S6aoen
anSuri6ten. Gins leiner Rinoer, uel-
Dies obeu ihlief, mar eini9e 3eit bon
ben 8aien beipuBtlos rmo elm anoeres
NOR cine 3eit trant. Ger Suno oes
Serrn @eiBler aber, Der neben BEN
Sauie l6lief. ipuroe eetO6tet. -
giah benz Sturri fam elm ibDner
&e9en. (2libleD Gep.)
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-07-06
glsahOri, SiiN.RublanO.
2. Sunt 1911.

SS'''' - ~
3a t9 bic vgureta polt" i6on oft
9eie6en unO 9eleien babe, 10 min i4
biermtt aud etui9e 3etlen an bteielbe
einienoen. Wtit bem Stanb Der Saas
ten 1T BET uns oieies Sahr ni9t biel
los. Sas &orn uno Die @interfru6t
fino iebr idua6, aber bic Sommer-
frudt sebt nod. @ir batten teineil
Resen Bis sum 80. Mtat. gluf oas
9fin9itfef batten mir einen fold i6ws=
rem Re9en, oaB alles unter @aHer
anO. @enn @Ott nun ieinen Segen
oasu 9ibt, mag es INNER nod ettpas
6rudt geben. Sd bin Dor a9t Sage,r
auf benz 6elo berumgsfabren uno aaes
lab iebr perbriibt aus; tpenn man auf
oem @eg sefabren lit ouun iab Elm
Staf idle6ter nls bas anbere aus.
Sept baben mir aber 3e9en betommen
ulo leben tpteoer in beferer Sofnung.
@ilI nod gu tuiiien sebsn, OaB bic
8aptiiten cine iteue airde bauen in
ReuoOrf. 9lu6 oaB SatOb 8iri6mann
feline Saden Oertauft bat unO pill nad
9tmerita. 8ie @itipe &atbariua 9lbam
bat NIT ibren stpei &ttOern ebenfalls
pertauft. gtad lan9em idueren 2et=
ben iturb bier @eOrg @aIs; am 26.
Rai uurOe er uuf ben SSrteObof setras
gen. 9u9 itarb bic Satin oes Satob
S6auer, tpel9e auBer i6m nod bier
Sinoer binterldBt.
@s idliebt NIT 8ruB
a. ..1 . Seinrth SSret.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-07-06
SaSa, giips2aGota.

Sobann 8eiteIipaner lit bon ieiner
RuBlano &eiie suriidsetebrt uno bdlt
f6 iebt Bel ieinen S0bnen in uno bet
2olurD auf.
llniere llnigeseno wuroe am Mittuoh
2lbeno bon einem erfrii6enben Reesn
beint9eiu6t. 6olgeOeiien biele beitere
@ef6ter am rtdditen MOrgen.
Satob alooB aus 9aiiel, SiiO.Gub.
lamb, tuel1er bier In glmerita 9ein6e
madt, mar mebrere Sase Oieier @ode
in gealeitung ieites IN Gureta tuOb-
nenosa Sdwie9etiobnes 20. Shniirle
in SaOa su Safe, ipesiel in ben Selm
6amilien.
9lm Sonntag ben is. Sali, ipiro oie
rteue beutid-lutberiide 9irde in 2Oprn
einoeipei6t tperpen. 0iebrere p1ItOren
BON ausmdrts tperoen bic 5eier leiten.
GOttesoienIte finOen Dor. ilno tia6mits
tags itatt. 9lle Sfir6enfreunOe iinO
berSlidit 81 Der 6eier einselaben. Pa-
for 6. Dad, Der Grtspreoiser, tbeilt
uns ioeben NIT, oaB 3irettor 5auber
Illno gaitor Saag, beioe BON gureta, bic
6eIfpreoiger iein tperDen.
prof. Otto s. asnDOn uno SRI.
grma 2Ouiin @unOermann iuuroeu am
WlittuO6, ben %. Stiri, IN Selbp al.
traut. Der 8rdutisam III Elm betana-
ter gdOasose unO Die 8rant lit Ois
dlteite 5odter bon 6errn unb Grau 8.
q. @unDermann in Gslbp. 9ns iunge
gaar pirO in Salem, g. g., ipobnen,
mo 6err &enpon ersisberii9 tbdtis In.
Die fo!senosn Serren aus atdsta
iDaren am Mltttpo6 in SABA, urt elmer
Igeriammluns Der aatieniHbaber Der
9ltastd Slap @oris NIT bei3upObnen:
8eOra uno SObann 3. 8allenstp, Sa-
fob unO @eOrs S6ansenba6, SOhann
gerretb, 5etnrt6 GaBuer unO SatOb
6uber. gus Gurefa ipareit Sli Oemiel-
ben 3lpete bic Serren SbeoOOr s. ..
GieOt, Satob aeim, gbilipp Weirel
uno Spbann 90ring bier.
@enn bic Stimmenab9abe am leb-
ten 8ienitag aud siemlid lei6t mar.
10 1T bas &eiultat Der @abl fijr DC
6reuliDe Der gOnOaussabe bod bO6Ft
befrieoisenO. oenu cine Usebrbeit Der
Stimmgeber ertldrte lit su 8uniteH
Der 9lusgabs bon 8onos fir Den 8au
eines neuen @OurtbatlIes unD elmer
neuen Sail. SSal sanssn mrlrhen 9l2
Ssimmen ab9egeben, bon Deilen 5S8
auf ga unO 374 auf ygleiii" lautes
ten, mas cine SasMsbrheit bon l64
ergiebt. (Saod Derolo).
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-07-06

llno obne ne lll6ts 9etban meroen you ;
lIno nenn etrpas setbau tptro mo ne
niht babel iino, oam lit es niht rih=
tig; 10 sin9 es aud nit 2ehrer ArnOlo.
Colder puroe pom Serrn paItor,
S6uls, &irheuratb uub nod me6reren
Mdnnern seoun9en, b. b. nur gefraat
Oh er bic SteQe annebmen tutro, NIT
ben 8eoin9ungen pie iol6e In Der
SoeKaer 3eituns betannt semadt muir.
ben. 8as bat aber einiQen unierer
@liidstbaler nidt sepaBt; fie tppllten
aud babel letn peun Der 2ebrer ange.
feQt piro, uno mas lit su MAIDEN? h
Man i6rieb an 2ebrer 9lrnolo uno
tparnte ibn als Sreuno bic 2ebritelle IN
8lutstbal uidt an3unebnsn, er wirb
oiel unaunebmli9teiten baben. auf
oieies bin ia9te uns 2ebrer Grnolo
audi ab. &us oieier llria6e puroe an
2ebrer 8ait in Saiiramfa 9eIArieben,
oaB, tpenn er bic 2ebrerItele in @liifs=
tbal gu Ibernebmen niini6t, tommen
ioll uno bic probepreoist balten. Serr
@uit fam audi uno perlas am Ssnrttag
ben /. Mai Die 9reoigt. Sie metiten
bOrte man ia9sn: Ser eefdat mir bei-
Ter i'm 9reOi9tborleien als Grnolo. I"
Sas paBtes aber audi ni9t redt, unb
nod i'm 6ir9eu9arten fam es 81 @ortt
pe6iel. SroB allem oieiem 1T Serr
@ait als Qebrer in 8liitstbal an9es
ltellt pproeu. 9lm 81. Mtui lam 2el-
rer Sat NIT 6amtlie II, @liidstbal NIT
Sad uno 8af an. @ott 9ebe, baB
mir etnen tii6ti9en Sebrer In perm
@ait betommen tperben, oab pir @liifs-
tbalsr tbn 10 lieben uno ebren miiiien
tpie mir aud 9lmeritaner=@dite ebren
uno lieben.
Die @itterun9 1T bel urs ni6t gut;
teiuen &ssen. @tnterpeisen uno &orn
lit bel uns isbr ialedt uno ipirO i6on
uuf Stelen umseadert. sOmmer4
9etreiOe sebt nod; btsber baben mir
INNER iOsuiageu taltes @etter. @e=
iunobeitssuitano 1T bel uus ieBt, @Ott
lei 9ant, iebr gut. Infer SelOi6er 1T
un3ufrieoeu; er muB ale Sage feline
tleinen @nten (aatI6terle) bitten uno
tann teine 9lr5nei los tuerOen. Sd
freue mid oariiber uno aebe ibm ofters
elm 8las bonn 9uter &ebeniaft; er iagt
oas lpdre audi beHer.
9lussanss 9lpril TT unier @dttlieb
s6Of 8ater 9tieolaus na6 @rigoripol
NIT ieinem s6uaser S6lepp bon
gteuOOrf na9 SOl3 9efabren. sluf benz
Seimwe9 iino bic gferoe Ourb9e9an9en
uno S9pd fam unter Die 8doer, iooaB
man tbn bepuBtlOs auf benz @eee
fanO. S6Of binterldBt feline Satin
unO a6t &tnoer, Oas iiinite bon IL
@o6en.
Seute 1T bic Sp6ter Oes Sobaun
gusel beerOi9t tpOrOen; lie mar etpa
IL Sabre alt. 9as gferb oes Gbri-
ittan Ieutd uurOe ibeu, i6lue aus,
unO traf Oas Rao6en, tpel6es toOt
lie9en blieb. Sdtte nod mebr 9eidrie=
ben, babe aber teiu 9apier mebr..
8riBe meinen 6reuno Simon Suber
unD min tuta Oh ct @Ort bdlt uno
isbt ieinen Raum in Der rpOit" eins
itebmen piro. @ieoer Der
Sobanu MeIltna.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-07-06
auf ,unt &i!

Der iommerli6s 6eino lit pieoe,
Dor ben 5borsu. gta6 islissen, Mlut-
fern, grobibitiOnilten, Staubbatterieu
uuO anOerem llnge5iefer, oas Oa
idieidt uno trsu6t, tOmmt nun Der
ROstito unaerait, ieOen, Der iid in Die
SOmmerfriiae binausuast, wiitbenr
au;usreifen unO iosar in bas 8ebiei
Der Stdote in Sdmdrmen ein3usiebsn,
etn unausltebli6er plaseaeift Der
Iteni6beit. Sept beiBt es, I'M mab-
rem Slime bes @Ortes. iid ieiner Saui
uebrsn, Die er nit ieinem oft siftisen
Sta6el su burdorineen iu6t. g.iel-
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-07-06
@laast6al, siia.slublann.
Seinrt6 iSret.
Is. 9lfai 1911

rs. Wat 1911. y
9ln bid, liebe r8of"! S6on tpieber
lit Der Sobann Melling oa; es pirb
Dir ia feline 6reuoe iein mein 8etribeI
81 fuoiereu, nur i'd tann ni6t beiier.
@etl i6 aber bic r8of" 10 gerne leie,
10 bin i'd se5wunsen ben 2eiern aud
ettpas aufsutti6en. @enn es Der &e=
oattion audi Waiibe mant, 10 meine it
es bod gut. unO mas i6 i6reibe 1T aud
pabr. @ie mein - @ottlteb 3ieger
in gtr. s Der r9Olt" i6retbt, ioQ id
msinen SreunO 9aRiO &ieB in 2lein.
tereoorf san3 uno gar blaniert baben;
oas 1T auf gut Seutid seiast, ni4t 10,
oenn i6 babe ia nur bic Seiratbs=ge-
Oingunsen meines getters Sapib be-
i4rieben, aber nt6t 9eiast oaB es Sa-
bio &ieB IN 9leinbergOorf iei. 8ieaei6i
1T @Ottlieb 10 gut uno lisit ben artitel
nod einmal our6, t6 bin iiber3eust,
oaB oarin nidts seiast 1T bon 8apib
aieB In 8leinbersoori.
8O6 senus BON Oieiem; bic rYOit =
ria 9teutsteiten, aber tpas2 9aB unier
2ebrer Sitter feline stelle setiinoi9t bal
peroet ibr Gladstbaler in glmerita ia
ldOn wiiien; aber -baB mir nit Der
2ebrerpabI Bed batten, niht. 8ie
Sa6e mar 10: glm GriinopnnerItae
belt 2ebrer glrnolo bon Der 'St. @olta
feline BrObepreoist. Die meilten 2eute,
iopte audi Der Serr galtpr. parer,
suns sufrieOen NIT tbm. glu6 bate
Ssrr glrnolo 10 gut wie suaeiaat, ii6
aber, porbebalteu, suerit nit ieiner ia.
milie'pariiber su ipre6en, uno piro
cann ihreiben tpie iol6e seionnen lit.
2eioer baben mir in uniersr Gemeinos
isl&e 2eute Die aeebrt iperOen ipolsn,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-07-06
Nenigfeiten aus Mrtas.
Bon unierem oorti9en Spesial-aOrres
fponDenten. Serrn @m. Sa6raus.
fir bic gpIt bert9tet.
gtrtas, 9. s., 8. Suli 1911.


MOr9en ipirO tpieoer iiberal Der
gtationulfeierta9 aefeiert, uoielbit Ii4
Elm ieoer nod ieiner 9lrt uno @etie
pereniiet unO beluitigt; aud piro an
oieiem Sage pisl llnbeil nnaeri6tet
our6 oas abbrennen BON Seueruerts.
t6rpsru, 5runtenbeit u.i.tu.
Die 6elOer tn unierer llntseaeuo
isben beOausrlid aus; bie 6armer iaut-
meru nur nod INN tbr 8ieb, fir uel-
6es feline ausii9t porbanoen lit senus
Sutter su betOmmen. 8iele babel lidb
idon auFgemadt uno Seben In ben
nd6Fen 5agen nod genturia. aIblep.
8rapbpd, 2intpu uno SaSleton, mo- lie
Seu MAIDEN tppllen, un oann I'm Serbit
ibr 8ieb oortbin si nebnten unb 3l
iiberpintern.
6rau 8pttlieb RaaB bon Clinton tpar
iiber Sountag beiuasbalber bel ihren
gltern, Serrn uno Grau s. s. 2rita.
Serr uno Grau grnlt 8iderins fibs
rem beute MOrsen per giienbabn na6
gismard, q. D., no iie Die gltern Oes
@atten beiuden upllen, wel8e rabe
isnsr Staot tppbnen.
o. O. 8usler eita beute Mor9ett
nad oem Noroen um aussuftnben Oh
er bort oben nibt etIide feiner gSferoe
pertaufen tann.
SaptD G6meieerot pertaufte 3tuet
i6one, ftarte 9sferoe an q. q. 9usler
fir $4,000.
Samuel arauie lit aud pieOer in
unierer llmeeseno.