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The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
HOLDS UP CASHIER
Robber Enters Restaurant
in Alexandria.

Alexandria, Va. Dec. 26.-Walking up
I" the Greek cashier in the Martha
Washington Cafe, King and Washington
streets. tonight about S o'clock, we'll
dressed young man showed a revolver
under his nose and commanded him to
throw up his hands. While the cashiers s
hands were in the air the robber rif1ed
the cash register, and made off with about
$l1 in cash. As soon as he was out of
sight, the cashier ran to the front door
and fired several shots into the air.
Chief Goode and a policeman. who
were A few blocks away ran to his as
s!stance. and after getting a meager de-
sCripton from the frightened man. sent
ut an alarm.
The robber was we'll dressed and wore
n light tan rain coat and a cap. He came
INTO the cafe and ordered a meal, and
finishing went to the rear of the place
supposedly to pay his bill Instead he
quickly stepped behind the counter and
commanded the cashier to throw up
his hands"
The police arc Of the opinion that the
rohber started for Washington and noti-
fed the Capital police to he on the look
"ut for him.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
TELLTALE FRAGMENTS.
Bits of Raised Bank Notes Convict
n COunterfcIter.

a few torn fragments Of 81 and $1C
notes found by a Boston man in a va
cant room in a boarding house in that
city and sent to the redemption division
of the Treasury Department. and which
were forwarded to the Secret Service,
yesterday led to the conviction of James
Sweeney. of Boston. Sweeney is charged
with cOunterfeitinG. On December 9
operatives of the Secret Service in Bos-
ton arrested Sweeney for raising the
denominations of 81 notes by pasting
figures and Ciphers from other notes
upon them. Sweeney would tear the cor
ner off a note, careful not to impair the
face value, clip whatever figure he de-
sired and paste it on a 81 note The
fragments received here were sent to
the Boston office of the Secret Service.
where operatives discovered that the fig
ures pasted on Sweeney's notes fitted
into the fragments perfectly. When con-
fronted with the fragments and the
clipped figures yesterday Sweeney plead
cd guilty.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
REPORT MUCH YULETIDE CHEER
Many Dincd, Not Wisely, but Too
We'll. Records show.

This Christmas has been celebrated by
more drunkenness, the police think, than
Nuleude seasons for years back. Yes
t'rday wis busy time at the Police
Court. Two hundred and forty-one in
formations were filed. None of the
charges was serious. Most of them were
disordcrIy conduct and simple assaults.
one hundred and fifty persons forfeited
collateral rathe- than face his honor $
stern cOuntenance In the District branch
"t the tribunal were siXty-six defendants.
NinetY-Onc prisoners were arraigned be
fore the United States branch. The rec
Urd sentence was given Samuel Thomas,
rolOred, for striking an aged Colored man
"m the mead with n stone. Thomas was
sent to OccOquan for a period of eleven
months and tWenty-nine days.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
"oLD BOYS" TO GATHER.
Central High Alumni Will Meet
This Afternoon.
For Health Department.

At the annual reunion of the Central
High School Alumni Association, this
afternoon, Dr. william NJ. Davidson, su-
perintendent of schools, the guest OF
honor, will deliver the principal address.
Emory Wilson. the principal. will speak
on behalf of the school. while e. o.
Schneider, 'O6, will preside.
All classes since 1871 are expected to
be represented at the reunion, and a
large number of graduates will be pres
ent Besides DR.. Davidson, the other
speakers will be Howard l. Hodgkins,
walter c. Giephane, Paul E. Lesh, /.
Paul Taylor. Henry, H. Classic, Joseph
s. Wall, and I. Russell Alden. The re-
union will begin at $50 o'clock, and con-
tinue until $50.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
CROSSING COPS HOPEFUL.
Regular Police Force IndOrses Pro-
posed Bill.

The crossing policemen are daily grow
ing more sanguine with respect to the
enactment of the bill now before Con-
gress providing that they be placed on
the same footing as members of the
Metropolitan police force with respect to
salary, promotion, sick leave, and annual
leave. At its recent meeting the Metro
politan Police Association heartily in
dorsed the measure. formal notice Of
this action was forwarded by Secretary
Thompson to the Crossing Policemen's
Association.
Yesterday James l.. PatCbell, president
Of the latter organization, sent a letter
to the other association. thanking the
members for their Endorsement of the
bill. The bill has been indorsed by nearly
all of the citizens associations of the
District and by many commercial organ
iZations.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
EXCURSIONS TODAY.

Sorfolk and Washington Steamboat Company',
steamers from foot Of Seventh street for Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk dsily at 6a5 p m.
Steamer Charles Macalester for Mount Vernon ana
MsrshAn Hall leaves Seventh street wharf at 10
. N. and 1S p daily. except Sunday.
Cans from Fifteenth street and New YORK sveuu,
every quarter hour for main er:-ancs Zoo Pan
Chew Chase. and KenSington.
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Electric
Railway operates EItythres limited trains each day
between Washington and Baltimore. leaving Ff.
tenth street and New York avenue on the hour
and half hour Also trains to Annapolis hya min
ut.s after the hour.
10 National Thinning School and Bladensburx
Cbeapeake Beach train schedule In railroad
column. Take New York avenue columbia Lins)
street car. For additional information phone Lin
coin 169.
To Great FHIls-Grest Falls and Old Dominion
Railroad caB every few minutes from Thirty-sixth
and II EtreetA
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
CONDEMNS THE McNAMARAS.
Plate Printers Local Brands Grimes
aS intnEOnIstir to UniUniSm.

Declaring that unionism stands for
justice and lAwfulness, Plate Printers
I."caI No. =. last night adopted a reso-
luton condomninE the Mcnamara broth
"rS deeds AS "inhuman, unlawful, un-
american, and antagOnstic to the prin-
cpl"s Of organized labor" The resOlu-
rion condemned in general all acts of
Violence committed for the furtheranCe
Of the causes of unionism.
The measure was introduced by \. H.
Mills. The resolution states that the Los
angeles court showed wisdom and ad-
ministered real justice in imposing upon
the brothers the sentence OF the law.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
s Dent O, Agriculture, Weather Bureau

Washington. Tuesday. December 1-S p m.
There will be snow Wednesday in the Upper Lake
region, rain or in the Lower Lake region and
Northern New England and rain over the remaining
portions Of the South Atlantic States. followed BY
generally fair and much colder weather Thursday.
except in the Upper Lake region, where it will be
colder Wednesday. In the Central valleys and the
Gulf States the weather will clear Wednesday with
a decided fall in temperature, and will continue
clear and cold Thursday. In the extreme West tenn
reratures will again be rising by Wednesday night,
with SHOWS and rains over the northern districts
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
Alleged AssatIant Gives Bond.

James Mulholland. charged with as
saulting Clarence F. Fox, of 5S V street,
was released at Mount Rainier yester-
day under $1,000 bond furnished by his
father. Fred Reh, who is Jointly charged
with Mulholand, was unable to furnish
bond and will remain in Jail. The case
will be called at April term of the Cir
Quit Court.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
MRS. B. F. CLINEDINsT DIES.
Wife of Photographer suceumb,
After Two Months Illness.

After an Illness lasting two months
Mrs. Mary Lockhart Clinedinst. wife of
B. F. CIInedinst, the photographer. died
at her home, 1sIs Ontario place northwest
at 1890 o'clock this morning
Mrs Clinedinst Is survived by her hus-
band and two children. Barnard NJ. aged
seven years. and Virginia, aged nine
years. Funeral arrangements will be
completed to-day
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE.


Mary f. McKenna, IS. Ills st. Nc.
Charles l. Hodges, Ga, 2l32 California Il.
John A. Ricketts,. 81. s52 Mass. ave. ne.
George T. Ford. 20, s2l 18th St NV.
Barbara VI. Dorsey. 20, 3ls llth st. sw.
Mary Desmond, day. TAI 5th st. Sc.
COLORED.
Mary Brown. 49, 42 n st. NV.
SaIlie Adams 81. IA 10th se.
Henry Pearson. 81. Wash. Asylum Hosp.
Samuel Fleet 50. Wash. Asylum Hosp.
Oscar Walker, l. Z259 Cleveland ave. NV.
Delma Thelmas. Is months 2l7 st. NV.
Albert Shanklin. ~. Wash. Asylum Hosp.
James Mason. %. wagon, Union Station.
Mckinley Bowie, IS. 5B ID st. sw.
Jane Wallace R 1911 Sherman ave. NV.
Ellen Butler. s. l355 18th st. NV.
William Nolan. !. DOG Columbia ter. NV.
Julia A. Wilson. 81. l2g ID st. SC.
Maria James. 81. n ID st. sw.
William II. Thomas 20. q Blagdens alley nv
George n. Brown. % months. 2455 p st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
Local Temperature.

Midnight. Is; a. m, IS: a m. 33; a. m. a;
A. m 90; 10 a. m Is; Il noon, %; p m, q;
4 p M. I3; p. M, 49, p. m. q; 10 p. m, a.
Highest 43; lowest. 81
Relative humidity-s a m, g; p. m, 81; p
m. g. Rainfall (s n. m 10 p M. 0.H. Hours
of sunshine O.: yer cent Of possible sunshine, o.
Temperature same date last year-HigheSt, 81; low
est a
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
GalIey Defeata Leonard.

Philadelphia, Dec. 2s.-Billy Galley, the
Australian feathef-weight, proved to be
all that has been said OF him, when to-
night he gave Jack Leonard. Of this
city, a slamming in six-round bout
Galley won every round but the nnal.
which was even up.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
sevcn-year-o1d Girl TIpsy.

Information was filed in Police Court
yesterday. charging Mrs. Munro and Fam
ME Washington. both colored, with CIV
ing liquor to seven-year-ol Mary Munro.
Policemen Green and Harney, found the
girl intoxicated at the home. She was
sent to Emergency Hospital
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27

Today-High tide, I2on a. m and l2ae D. m.
low tide. 6:55 a. m. and 7:lS p. m.
To-mUrTUw-Hgh tide. 0s a. m. and l IS p. m.
low tide 81 a m. and s:I2 p. m.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27

FoNRed, Weak. Weary, watery Eyes and
GRANULATED EYELIDs
Murine Doesn't smart-Soothes Eye Pain
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
Paul Revere.

Longer HLife' for Your Linen
If II Is laundered at CONGER'S, 23d &.
N. Y. ave. Work thorough, prices right.
service always satisfactory. Household as
well as personal linen. Phone W. AZ
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
LOST-A DIAMOND PIN.
Mrs. Preston Gibson Reports Matter
to the Police.

Mrs. Preston Gibson. wife Of Preston
Gibson. playwright and cluhman. yes
terday reported the loss Of a 500 dia-
mOnd horseshoe pin to the police.
Mrs Gibson told the police she be-
lieved she lost the pin while at a Coun-
try club Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27

Ancient Egyptians. Romans, and Greeks
were familiar with wigs. which were
made of natural hair.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
Temperaturea i'm otner cities.

Temperatures in other cties together with the
amount Of rainfall for the Twenty-four hours ended
at 9 p. m yesterday. follows:
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27

Piles Cured In 6 to II Days.
Your druggist will refund money II Pazo Ointment
fails to any case Of Itching, Blind. Bleeding,
or Protruding Piles In to II days 9c.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27

Specialists In Sea Foods.
Phila. Oyster & Chop House, 5l3 18th NV.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
LOCAL MENTION.

When You Entertain Have Shaffer
furnish and arrange the flowers. 14th& I
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
TRY MURINE EYE REMEDY

New Years Favors ]. ]. Gould.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27

Flowers and Decorations
for the holidays. You'll get the best
)btainable at GUIDES, 1914 F.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
SAYANTS HERE TO
DISCUSS SCIENCE
Continued from Page One.

ton to make recommendations, but to
gather from an interchange OF ideas
what has been going on scientifically
in all parts of America during the last
year. There are few subjects, however,
upon which the members of the general
committee will take a decided stand.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-11-09
Sure raiilds NaGriftsn.

Mostau. Su Der 2anoamtsapotbete
purDe Opium fir 500 8bl. eeitoblen.
Sdmmtli6e anseitellten wurOen eu=
lafeu.
gteuer Peitfau, in OOeiia. Vim 20.
September puroe nod benz iibiiden
&rantsnbaus Der arbsiter .. 8ala9ur
sebru6t, Der plOBltd ibper ertrantt 1T.
Na6 Is Stunoen itarb 8ala9ur idou
unD oas sub geranlaIiuug gu elmer
ernfsn llnteriuduns. Ser slrSt WaltO
unteriudte Die 9eids uno fano pefpa.
sillen, aud uuf Der batteriolosiideu
Station wurOe fsitssltelt, oab 8ala.
sur an Der Yeit seitOrben lit.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-11-09
7stmulS Iopnibip. siias9aiuta.
Z. Ropember 1911.

Z. NoDember l9ll.
ollie WanberpD9el baben bereits uns
iere 8esenb berlaiien. uno li6 oem
SiiOen susepanOt, nit ausnabme zines
Ginsigen, tpel6er ii6 idoa 10 ein9ebiirs
CERT bat, baB er aud I'M Saube Der
SliSsarOs, Der tdlteiten @itterung,
trObt. SD meine ben StOr6; oa aber
Der mirtli6e StOr6 in ROrOsgImerita
ni6t beimii6 lit, 10 1T oarunter Der
&lapperfOr6 gu perfebeu. 8Or einigen
Saeen nabte er iib Der 8obnung bon
@eorg pieifle, uno lieb elm tletnes
Mdo8en suriit. 8ratuliere!
@ittme 9ouiie SOdfetter, 0tutter
BON 6rau SObanu 8lsiiins, lisst bel
lebtereu i6wer trant oarnieoer. Bie
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-11-09
aibles, Noros s9atota.

am Samita9 purOe Der reue SSlei-
i6erlaoen erDHnet.
Srau Yreoi9er Sappel reife am
Wontae NIT oem 3us peflid.
iSrau Gbriitopb @etBler uno Sobn
retiten leBten Sreitag 3u einem fur3en
8eiu9 mad Clinton.
Daniel 8artel, friiber Elm 8eDobner
aibleps, iebt uber In Merricourt wobu=
baft, mar Oisie @Ode eirtise Gage in
Aiblep.
Serr uno Srau aoam MeiOinger
fubren beute na6 Selltuig um bel Der
So63eit bon SacOb Sran3 uno SRI.
&nob Rorgen anpeielo 81 iein.
Ser @eri6tstermin bon aiblep miro
elm iebr bei6dfti9ter ietn; oas Geri4t
ptro am Sienitag, ben z. Ropember
erDiinet perDen; es fteben adt 6rimis
nal. unO % @ipils 6dle auf benz aa=
lenoer.
Serr unb 6rau So6n 2app aus Der
gurefa 9a6baridaft beiudten lebten
Samifaa Serrn uno. Srau Sdeuffele.
iiioOflid bon bier. Serr 2app mar
aud Serrn Gbriitopb 8eiBler eintn
geiuh iduloig uno oadte nun Der
@briltOpb er ipsrOe aud oieie 5dulo
abbesablen, sumal Serr Sdeufiele out
9eiaot bate fir 2app. 8a nun aber
nie 5hulo nod itebt mub Serr Sdenf-
fele wabri6einlit Die Sade IN 0ro-
nung brinsen. (9liblep Republitaner.)
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-11-09
&leinliebsntbal. Siih.anblano.
9. Sttober 1911.

~. SLluutL IJll
@ertbe vgpf" uno 2eier. gil
au6 NAL pteper ettpds etnienoen. 9is
8itteruug am IL. September mar bel
unS re9nerii6; an Otelem Sage puroe
bel uns aud 9eidt, aber Der &egen mar
Elm 10 lti9ter, oaB bic 6ru6t ni9t ole
aufging unO leitet iie ieBt gtOtb we9en
Der 9roBen 3rofenbeit. Sei uns III
au6 ibon lett brei 3a9en Der Serr
6roit eingetebrt, looaB bic Senlter sanl
init SIS su naren; aud Der tleine 81.
man par einen balben @eri6of 3uee'
froren.
Set uns berri6t bic Subnertrants
belt; manGen 2euten finO iie i6On ale
trsptert. 4u6 berri6t Die Sdweine=
trantbeit unO geben beinabe auf ieoem
SOfe me9rere oerielben su 8runoe.
Mir ielber lino Oieien SOmmer ibOu
1leun Stud treptert.
Sei uns fansen fe tpieoer bic alte
2lrbeit bes Steblens an. Sem 8alen.
tin 0erinser purben in Der Nadt ole
&lsioer 9eitoblen. Sem Mel6er @Ot
ftablen fie einen 8a9en, wel6er mil
barten Stetnen 9elaoen mar; Die Steint
tparfen iie berunter uno ben @a9eu
hieBen iie mitgeben. Sei SOIepb Ytal.
lam tpuroe Der 8eriu6 gema4t bic,
pferoe 3u teblen, aber Der Gag mar 81
nabe, iie muBten Die Pferoe iteben lal'
len uno tamen ni6t NIT oenielben fort
Sieie Qrbeit oerri6teten iie in orei 3D.
gen unb bon ben 9teben wuroe teine,
ertappt.
Gin freieS 2eben iilbren iie,
Sin 9eben boiler Wonne;
Ger BaIb baS 1T tbr gacbtauartier
8et Sturm unb @inb marlcbieren iie
llnb ber Mono lit tbre Sonne.
IS 9riiBt bic 3eitun9sleute
Mortb Strei6er.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-11-09
: 9Th &nBlanO.. (:
Spesials Storreiponbensen on bic 9us
reta ,,Bot" pon unieren geri6ts9rE Z
itattsrn in ben beutiden Solonieu.
geuoorf, SiiasRuBlanb.
10. Sttober 1911.

Wertber Serr &eoatteur! Weine tue=
nigen 3eileu ioQen ben 5reunoen uno
8erpanoten Der Serreu 2uotpig Sob
uno Srteorid 2ippert our Radridt oie-
nen, oaB oieie 5pei Serren ben l3.
Sttober bieies Sabres bon bier abfab=
rem um ibre in 9lmerita tpObnenoen
Seripanote uuo Sreunoe 81 beiu6en.
Nebmt iie nur gut auf, benn oieie Ser
rem t6nnen eu6 man6es dus Der dlten
Seimatb ersdblen. Serrn Sob's &eiies
siei III &afis, 2. g., pdbrenb Serr
2ippert na9 glloen, in Settinser @oun-
tp, ssbt. griterer, 10 luie i'd 9ebOrt babe,
min ieinen in glmerita mobnenoen
Sobn perbeiratben. 9a t6nnt ibr
9lmeritaner auf einen S6maus tOms
men. ...N '.' ~..
Sabe audi bon elmer 5rauerboti6aft
3u bert6ten. @eaern 1T in 8liifstbal
sSObann Offer, jung i'm alter bon "a
Sabreu, fieben Mouaten uno 27 Sagen
9eitorben, uno swar am Sppbus. @r
butterflies auBer ieiner tranernoen @ats
tin, (5rieoerita aeb. S6iQlns) Elm
&tnb uno feline @ltern. @s 1T ein
barter S6lag fir bic @ltern, oa er bas
etn3ige &tno mar.
@ritBe alle metne Sreunoe uno 8ers
1panbte in Qmerita.
@leranoer &ieB.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-11-09

1uleIItI.
Sutob 9ieftant BON bier tpar auf Ses
iua l20 8erit iaplid BON uns i'm
SOrfe S9merlafti bel ieinem S6pager
4pam @anter.t glls er obweieno mar
erlaubten .iih iunse Burden einen
bummen S6ers nit ieiner Srau, tpel6e
alletn 81 Sauie oerblieb. Ses gta4ts
tletterten iie auf ous Dad uno oers
ltopiten ben S6oruitein. Nls bic 6rall
am nd6iten MOr9en oas Sriibfild
to6en polte, sOg natiirli4 Der Diem
ni9t uno bic &a6e pie aud oas 9anSe
Saus iuIten lid nit Di6tem &au4,
iooaB iie iammt ibren SinOeru beinabe
eritttte. 9teies ersdblte mir Serr
2eftant na6 ieiner &iiftebr ielber. aud
bon ietnem 8eiu6 in Shmalaftt.
9Ort aebt nod ales na6 ruflii6er
5ra9t unb 1T es Elm iebr armes Sorf.
@enn iemano einen l0s&ubeli6etn bat,
Der betommt t6n bort ni6tlausgepeh'
ielt. uno per Elm Puo Mebl braudt;
betommt es bort aud nidt, ionoern er
muB 80 bis 40 @erIt fabren ebe er es
betommt. 2eon Meier, in iener 8e"
seno pobnbaft, mar in unierem SOri
auf Seiu6, uno spar bel ieinem
S9pieserpater Satob Sdleppe. @r
iasts mir, oab er IL Sefi. Srudt
seidt bate, bon pelden er 10 Buo
erntete; oas 1T feline Saat unO grOo
fir oas 9anse Sabr! Au6 la9ten mir
bic spei Serren, OaB bel ibnen alles uns
eint9 1T. Sod nidt einmal elm Sub
ober S6tpeinebirt tanm an9eitellt tber=
ben obne OaB oaOurd llnfrieOen bers
porserufen wtro. Sn elmer iol6en
@emeinoe muB es Elm, 8ergnii9en iein
3rl leben. ...
Sem s. Sautineer lit Elm flint Sab
re altes &inO sum 3Orf binausaelaufen
um ietneu 8ater auf Der Saloe 3u ill=
6en. Sas &tno fam tns @aiier uno
bat oas 9Orf ME pieOer aeieben. Die
Mutter bemertte oas 6Ortgeben bes
&inOes nt6t bis Abeno, bann CAB es
Elm Sammer i'm 9anSen SOrf. ales
SUDDEN mar pereebens, Obwobl Der
S6ul3e oas 9an3e 8Ori alarmirt bate.
9rei Sage ipdter fanO man oas Rino
i'm @aNer etrpa 200 6aOen bonn 9Orf,
aber es mar tOot. Sin trauri9er Sall
uno @Ott m6ge bic @lteru trOlten.
Sn unierem Sorfe befanoen Ii6 i'm
Sabre 1909 stpei Sampfmiiblen; bic
cine eebDrte &omaltus Wan9ler uno
Die anoere >Serrn 6ranS &ubn. ga
tpenig Irbett mar, 10 9tn9 &u6n oft
40 8srit melt fort, unO 8ansler OF
beitete. IS oauerte ni9t lan9e, es tpar
am 4. 9e3ember, als lid feline 6rau
auf Seiu6 in Der alten Seimatb befanb,
10 ftano Oes Mor9ens um spet llbr bic
Muble bes @an9ler in bellen SLANT
men. 9a boS Mublen9ebduoe aus
Sol3 erri6tet mar, 10 1T ales pers
brannt. gtur nod mebrere @iienitiide
tonnte man ieben.
Sn Oiorna 1T etnem Manne bic
2afta, iein Saus unb alles mas oartn=
nen mar, oOlig nieoer9ebrannt. aut
feline Srau muBte babel ibr 2eben eins
biibeu, tpel6e man pOlli9 oertoblt oor=
fano. Der anaert6tete Sa6i6aoeu
belduft li6 auf 5000 &ubel.
8ruB, an ale 2eier Der POit; an
meinen Sdpiegerpater in Ganaoa, Ros
6us Sartp, uno Sdwa9er Sobannea
Sartp; laBt eu4 aud pieOer bOren in
Der Bot, uno ou aud, @enoelin
Sartp, in Sosmer.
8alenttn &tri9ner.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-11-09
Neutgfeiten aus Mrtas.
Bon unlerem ourtisen Spesial.Rorre'
iponoentsu, Serrn @m. ,Sabraus,
fir bic y 30 It" bert6tet.

X 9lrtas. 9. s., z. ROpember.
Serr unb Srau Senrp Sabraus BON
8reenpap batter am Samlta9 @ei6dfte
in unIerer Burg absuwideln.
u. u. 2uomigs bat bic Gbftt beua
tisen 3ases cine 8ei4dftsreiie nod ben
3pilliussitdoten au3utreteH.
Sie Serren s. s. Seus uuo grof.
3. 6. Drills befanoen iia am Samitua
uno Sonntas in bieii9er Staot.
Geo. g. &usler iit lsbten Samitae
NIT stuei Garlaouu9en 8ieb uuo
S6peins mad Sio-St. 8aul absereilt.
8ie Serreu Sobu golliuser aus
Bolod uno 3. W. Seiua bon Mouno
Gitp beitnoen iid beute in bieiiserStuot.
@ottlieb Spl3wartb bat bic Sarm bes
Serrn &au iiiolid bon Der Staot aui
Elm Sabr aepadtet uno 1T leBte 8o6e
auT 0lelelDe ge3OgeH. .@..
paitor M. 9iuB seoentt iid aus-
gangs bieier @ode tad Webtna su be-
seben. Gr pirp nd6fen Sonntaa in
iener Staot @ottesbienlt abbalten.
9eter Mibel, pel6er rtabe 3eelano
lpobnbaft 1T, bate am Samitas 8e.
i1dfte bierielbit su srleoisen. 8ir bof.
fen baB Serr MiBel uns in 3utunfl
otter beIu9t. ,.....~
9ie Serren @eor9 9oble uno 8eora
Sir iino sur 3eit oamit beiddftist bas
StaOtsefdnaniB fertissuiteleu. @er IN
3utunft in grtas niht antdnoig lit,
panoert tns 8erlieb.
Gin itrammes &ndblsin mahte am
81. Sftober in Der 8ebauiun9 bon
Ssrrn uno Srau Subu aras, IT,, ieiu
@ri1eiNen. Batter uuo SHUTTER liuo iebi
itol3 auf ben glnt0mmling.
6rieorid 9auB aus Der Wiibets@cs
geno beIu6te ausgangs lebter Wode
uno aud am Sonntas 6reunOe IN Die.
Ter Ra6barl6aft. @r 1T beute tuieoer
mad Sauie Suriid9ete6rt.
8ei Serrn uuo Sruu sos, Seller,
n6roli6 BON Der Staot pObnbaft mahte
am |. Nopember Der &lapperltor6 Iein
gri6einen uno biuterlieB elm nieolihes
8b6terlein. Soiepb freut iid tOnislid)
iiber bic antunft oerielben. ..
Samitag, ben A. Nopember mar
oroBe 8erlteissruns bel Senrp 8ollins
ger. @r bru6te feline Sarmaerdtbe UNI
SausmObel unter ben Sammer. Setn'
rid oeoentt in ettpa elmer gDo6e mad
Canada ti6erSuiieoeln, mo- er unldn9ii
cine babe SetttOn Resierun9slano be-
ihlasnabmte.
Sobaun SDff, nabe @ureta pobns
bait, befano ii6 beuts in artas. gr
beri6tet, OaB feline S6wte9ermutter,
bic @ittue, &olina Seiitr, in Der Be-
bauiuns ibrer So6ter, 6rau Srieortf
SolSuartb, 9eiturben 1T. Sbr ableber
erfol9te am 5. ROUember. 8enanntC
Same farb an altersi6pdde, oa fl
bereits Oas adtsisite 2ebensiabr iiber'
| i6ritten.
Seute batten mir S6nee uno Regen'
ipetter in grtas, Elm 8orbote oes fom'
member 8inters, bon tpeldem mir be-
reits lebte @O4e etnen 8Orssidmat
batten. Sails mir bier uidt wdbrent
Der nd6fen orei oOer bier 8Oden nod
quite 8itterung baben, 10 mag ii6 be
man6en ,Sarmern Dor 6riibiabr 9rOBeI
Seumanael bemertbar MAIDEN. .
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-11-09
Turfan, Sibirira.
s. September 1911.

@ertbe r9Of"! 9a i6 in Solse bes
Re9enwetters 9eraoe @elegenbeit babe,
70 mill i6 audi pieOer einen> 8eri6t ein=
Isnben. Mtt Der @rnte lino mir fsrtis
aber nit Dem 9reiden nod nidt. @tr
batten bon aussan9s au9uit big beute
tisli6 &esen i'm ueberhuB unO tann
man peOer Oreiben nod pfa9eu. 9luf
unierem 2lderlanO 1T es 10 NAB, oab
stpsi Pferoe unm6slid ben leeren @a.
gen i6leppen tOnnen.
9lu9 bel uns batten bic 2eute feline
SOfnun9 uuf gutter, aber Der liebs
@utt bot alles re6t 9smaat. gr iss'
rete uns nit &esen, uno es CAB Gut,