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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-07-07
GRAND DUKE WAS IMPARTIAL
Actor Received RoyGi OFFERING After
Indirect Reminder and cahman
Was Not Forgotten.

Senator Beverage, at 4 reception
ia Washington, smiled slightly al an
ambassador passed whose coat front
was one blaze Of decorations.
''They look nice" said Senator
Beveridge, sbut, after all, they don't
mean much "A
He laughed.
IAN actor" he resumed, "once
played in ! small German principal
lity for . fortnight. The grand duke.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-07-07
why INDEED

leWhat you zee in that creature to
admire / can't see" said Mrs. Dubb-
leigh. "Why, she's all made up.
Her hair, her figure, her complexion
LIVERY bit Of her is artificial"
'cWell, what Of it?" retorted
Dubbleigh. IF the world admires
self-made men why shouldn't it adj
mire self-made woman 2" Har-
tpers Weekly.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-07-07

Dickson Yes, they asked Jawly's
wife to say fsw words at the suf-
frage meeting. .sa
Wickson OF course she refused.
Dickson Why, no, she accepted. I
WicksonI didn't suppose any
body lived who would dare to limit
Jawly's wife to q few words.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-07-07

Photogrsp - ny and look
pleasant, please E4I
Short Tempszcd Sitter You ct
o. With il. This photo \ fof Some
relatives who want to como and stsy
! month with ma Il
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-07-07

hooks which are fastened into the
cellar beams. Woman's Home Com
lpanion.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-11-29
BY SOPHIA POOL
In The Francis Sinner Record

While on visit one summer /
became highly enthused over base
ball, never missing an opportun-
ity to attend the national game.
On one occasion / was introduced
to a young gentleman in the
neiehborhood of fifteen or sixteen
years who was noted for being
the village fan, and as girl en-
thusiasts were rare in that section
he Immediately invited me to at
tend the Saturday game.
Saturday came but, alas, it was
pouring down rain, and when
three O'Clock came and it still con-
tinued to pour our hopes were
dashed to the ground and we gave
it up, not without a great deal of
lamentation.
The next day as we were at din
ner the telephone bell rang and on
answering | found it to be none
other than my friend of the day
before, William. He had called
up to lind out if / would 90 car
riding with him that afternoon.
and after gaining my aunt's con-
sent | told him | would be ready
when he came.
At three O'Clock William arriv
ed. The whole family was seated
ON the porch as he came up the
walk wearing that painful look of
self-consciousness so natural to
boys who have just entered upon
the long trousers" age.
"Where do you children intend
to rlde!" was my aunt's first
question as he stepped upon the
porch.
"Oh, | guess we'll 90 out tc
Hickman Park to the band CON
cert" was Williams innocent re-
ply, as we walked off.
AS soon as we got out of sight
and hearing of the family William
said, "Say, l have two tickets fol-
the ball game this afternoon; let,
60"
"But, William" l said rather
doubtfully, "you know girls DOM
60 to the game on Sunday"
"Oh yes, they do,'' said Will
lam reassuringly, 81 heard oul
cook say this morning that sh,
was going"
"Well, that's exactly what
mean. No one but cooks anC
shop girls go, and besides, aun
Bell would have a fit if / SHOULD
GO"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-11-29
A Texas Wonder.

The Texas Wonder cures kidney and
bladder troubles, removing gravel,
cures diabetes, weak and lame backs,
rheumatism, and all Irregularities OF
the kidneys and bladder in both men
and women. Regulates bladder troub.
les in children. If not sold by your
druggist will be sent by mail on re,
ceipt of $1.00. One small bottle is two
months treatment and SELDOM fails te
perfect cure. DR.. E. w. Hall, 292e
Olive street, St. Louis, Mo. Send fol
Kentucky testimonials. Sold by drug
gists.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-11-29
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the
Two States Bank, of Stephensport
Kentucky, are notified to present their
claims, duly proven, as required by law,
to the undersigned Assignee, at its
place of business in Hardinsburg, Ken
lucky, at any time during business
hours, on or before the sixth day OF
December. 1911.
This does not apply to depositors,
whose claims will be verified by each
upon the payment of dividends.
The Bank of Hardinsburg & Trust Co.
Assignee of the estate of The Two
States Bank.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-11-29

Joan nodded bui remained silent. She
was too occupied in glimpsing the vi
sion of the one lone white man as she
had FIRST seen him. helpless from fever.
a collapsed wrath In steamer chair.
who, up 10 the last heart beat, by
some strange alchemy OF race. was
pledged to mastery.
ut is a pity" she said. But the
white man has to rule. | suppose"
IL don't like it," Sheldon assured
her ITO save my life can't imagine
how I ever came here. But here am.
and | can't run away"
blind destiny of race" she said.
family smiling. 1--WE whites have
been land robbers and sea robbers from
remotest time. II Is In our blood.
guess. and We can't get away from It,"
II never thought about 1t so alb
stractly." he confessed. "I've been too
busy puzzling over why I came here"
To be continued
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-11-29
HEART BREAKERS
At Shubert- Masonic Theater.
This Week. atinees Thanks.
giving And Saturday--Pretty
Musical Comedy.

''The Heart Breakers" the most
recent of musical comedy hits
from the Princess Theatre, headed
by George Damerel and a COM
pany of over fifty. will be seen at
the Shubert Masonic in Louisville
Nov. 30. Dec. and 2, with Matt
nees Thanksgiving and Saturday.
The story of the "Heart Break
ers" deals with the adventures of
= band of bold young blades,
whose avowed purpose in life is
kissing of girls. At this delicate
art these ambitious youths are
adopts, and they are we'll versed
between the nice distinction of the
kiss caressing and the kiss COM
passionate, and the peck conjugal.
Mort H. Singer under whose
management the "Heart Break
ers" will be seen, has spared
neither time nor expense to make
this one of the most elaborate pro-
auctions ever sent from the Prin-
cess Theatre. Among the song
hits are "Some Golden Day.,
"Honolulu Honey Lou, 'Some-
where She's Flirting With Some
one', and 1.-TWO To Duluth.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-11-29
ADVENTURE
By
JACK LONDON
Copyright, 1910. by Street & Smith
Copyright. 1911 oy the Macmillan
Company
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east Yankee. as believe they are call
ed. and the other was guzzling Ger
man.
"They were slave drivers. To begin
with. they bought their labor from
Johnny Be-blowed. the most notorious
recruiter In the Solomons. He is work
ing out ten years sentence in Fiji
now. for the wanton killing Of black
boy. During his last days here he
had made himself so obnoxious that
the natives on Malaita would have
nothing to do with him. The only way
he could get recruits was by hurrying
to the spot whenever murder or
series of murders occurred. The muir
derers were usually only too willing to
sign on and get away to escape ven.
geance. Down here they call such
escapes pier head jumps There is
suddenly roar from the beach. and
o niger runs down to the water pur-
sued by clouds Of spears and arrows.
OF course. Johnny Bp-blowed's whale
boat Is lying ready to pick him up.
In his last DAYS Johnny got nothing
but pier head jumps.
"And the first owners of Berande
bought his recruits--a hard bitten gang
of murderers. They were all five year
boys. Well. that's the gang of murder
ers we've got on our hands now. or
course. some are dead. some have been
killed. and there are others serving
sentences at Tulagi. Very little clear
ing did those first owners do. and less
planting 1t was war all the time.
They had one manager killed One Of
the partners had his shoulder slashnd
nearly off by n cane knife. The other
was speared on two different occasions.
They were chased away-literally
chased away-by their own niggerS
- aiong came poor Hughie and me.
Vo new chums, to take hold of that
uard bitten gang. We did not know
he situation. and we had bought
Berande. and there was nothing to do
but hang on and muddle through some
how.
AT first we made the mistake of in
discreet kindness. We tried to rule
by persuasion and fair treatment. The
niggers concluded that we were afraid.
Then came the day when Hughie rep
rimanded one of the boys, and was
nearly killed by the gang. The only
thing that saved him was the number
on top of him, which enabled me to
| reach the spot In time.
Then began the rule of the strong
hand. 1t was either that or quit, and
we had sunk about all our money into
| the venture. and we could not quit
| And besides. our pride was involved
| We had started out to do something
and we were so made that we just had
| to 20 on with ii. Do you know. we
| have been unable to get white men i'll
! We've offered the managership To hall
dozen. | won't say they were afraid
for they were not. But they did not
consider it healthy-at least that is
the way it was put by the last ont
who declined our offer. So Hughie anC
/ did the managing ourselves"
"And when he died you were pre-
/; pared to go on all alone" Joan cried
with shining eyes.
IL thought Id muddle through. AND
now. Miss Lakeland, please be CHART
able when | seem harsh. and remem
Der that the situation is unparalleled
ard we're making them work."
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-11-29

in the midst of a big revival be:
ing conducted by Billy Sunday.
The collections at the meeting
every day amounts to from $500
$1,000.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-11-29
Wants Every Copy.

Dear Mr.. Babbage find 81
for which you will please renew my
subscription to the Breckenridge News.
! don't want to miss single copy.
Respectfully yours.
Mrs. B. A Hardaway,
Custom, KY, Nov. 25, 1911.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-11-29

sob, come on. aunt Bell will
never know the difference. Well
tell her that we went to the band
concert, and she won't ask any
questions"
"Maybe you think she WON'T"
/ said; but finding it useless to
argue against William, / at last
consented to the arrangement, and
not giving me time to change my
mind he hailed a car with Base
ball Sunday, Eclipse Park" on a
sign on the front.
l have had many strange feel
ings, but | don't believe | have
ever had such an out-of-place
feeling before in my life. | sat
in the car, my eyes rivited to the
back of the seat in front of me,
afraid to turn my head, for fear
of seeing someone l knew or some
one who knew me and would tell
1 Aunt Bell. William chartered on
but | doubt if / heard word he
said, so impressed was | in my
thoughts.
When we got off the car and
started toward the entrance to the
park, | took courage and raised
my eyes to look around. Such a
crowd | never saw before. OF
course there was the usual crowd
of men who frequent the Sunday
ball games, but the women.-I felt
as if | would have been a great
deal more in harmony with my
surroundings if l had purchased a
package of chewing gum. How
ever, | did not strive to be in har-
mony but sat there in the hot sun,
afraid to look either to the right
or left of me, while dear little
Willie, utterly unconscious of his
surroundings and entirely forget
! full of me, stood up and shouted
"Kil the umpire!' at the same
time nearly killing me by jumping
5 up and down on the seat anc
Earring my head.
r Oh, the agony of those long two
{ hours spent in that grand stand
If held my head up the sun was
: in my eyes. If / held it down, the
T sun burned the back of my neck
so sat there with one hand over
my eyes and the other holding my
handkerchief over the back of my
t neck. But all things come to al
end, for better or worse, and JUS
as | was about to implore William
to take me back to my happy
D home there was a series of louC
shouts and the game was over. l
was the happiest moment of my
t. youthful career when we took GU
seats in the car homeward bound
The excitement of the game over
, William began to think with som,
trepidition of what we would tel
, my aunt upon our arrival.
: snow are you sure you didn'
. see any one you knews" he askeC
with some concern.
"Er-," l stammered, IL reall,
; don't know. The fact is, l didn'
look around very much"
swell, why didn't you lool
around anyhow 2" he asked. A"
never saw ANYTHING like YOU
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-11-29
News From The GilliIands.

News has been received from
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Gilliland of
Wichita, Kansas. Their address
is 20O6 N Wichita Ave. They
are we'll and prosperous. Mr..
Gilliland writes that city has fine
schools and churches. They are
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-11-29

Why, l believe you are sorry you
came"
I "Oh no, | am not at all" l
cheerfully answered him, 81 had
a perfectly lovely time. Let's 90
again some time," but heavensl
what an effort it was to say it.
"Now have you got the story
we are to tell all fixed smoothly"
William asked.
Eyes, | think so, but"
''But what?"
Suppose they ask us what kind
of music they played at the con-
cert!'
"Oh that's easy enough. What
do they always play at those con-
certs! Back numbers, nothing
hut back numbers, Star Spangled
Banner America and all those
old pieces"
About this time the car stopped
and we got off and walked a trihe
reluctantly in the direction of my
aupt's home.
"Holy cats!" exclaimed William
"the whole blamed family are out
on the porch. Say! haven't they
any chairs in the house! Gee!
but | wish we didn't have to go
in now"
"Well, we have to, for they
have already seen US, SO come on"
My, but you children have
been gone a long time" my aunt
said as we entered the gate, where
have you been!"
"Oh, we went to the band con-
cert, Mrs. NJ, - said truthful little
William, "and you ought to have
been there for they played such
pretty music, and you are so fond
of music too
What did they play Williams"
asked my uncle in peculiar tone.
"Oh, the Star Spangle Banner
Annie Laurie America and
lots of other pretty music" said
William.
"Well, William, | am glad to
ascertain that your taste in music
is not as 1epraved as it is In some
other things" said my uncle in a
stern voice.
, "Wh-what do you mean, Mr..
Nj 2" asked William in a far from
cheerful tone.
"Well, | was at the concert and
| happen to know that those pieces
were not among those which were
played, and moreover, l know
that you were not there.
"Why, Mr.. NJ didn't you see
us! We were over on a bench
pre- ty far away from the band
stand"
eyes, | have no doubt but what
you were on a bench and pretty
far away from the band stand too,
for that matter, for the ball park
is nearly half a square away, isn't
; itr"
swell, I'll tell you how it was,
Mr.. NJ. We really did 90 to the
band concert for a little while and
then we heard noise like a lot of
! people yelling, and we wanted to
find out what it was, so we walk
: ed over to the ball park and found
that they were having a ball game,
} so we stayed while after we got
! there"
eyes, / know how long you
stayed, William, for it is all over
town now and there is no use deny.
ing it. So you had better 90 on
, home ano stay there until you
learn how to behave yourself on
Sunday afternoon.
Exit William
The next day while looking over
the Sunday paper came across
an advertisement reading: "Base-
ball Sunday afternoon, Eclipse
Park. Ladies admitted TO the
! grand stand free of charge;" and
was it strange that when my aunt
( came out little later she asked
[ who had torn up Sundays paper
Sophia Pool.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-11-29
Market For Ginseng.

China is offering an unusually IA
vorable market for American ginseng.
The stock at Hongkong is lower than
for several years previously.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-06-15
NsuaOrf, siius9tublann.
II. 9IRai 1911.

L' [|NAb 40
gDeil meine Sreunoe In amerita im=
mer cine &OrreiponoeuS in Der .,Boit"
leisn wOllen, muB i'd mid audi pieoer
boren laIien uno eini9e Neui9teiten bon
bier Su tutllen 9eben.
9as @etter lit l6on iiber einen Wto=
nat beitdnOi9 trOten. Seute, ben IL.
Mui batten mir Elm penis &esen. Die
@interiaat 1T ni6t gum Seiten; SOm=
meriuat 1T fir ieBt nod gut. @tr
Sauern ri6ten uns tart auf oas
@eli6tOrnbaten; etli6e baden ibOn.
Sie Preiie iino Oieies Sabr etpas
i6wa6; 6ru9t. Is bis 80 &Opeten
oas 8uo; Gorn, 60 &opeten oas Buo;
@eli9torn, SOlben, 48, &erne, so big
SO 8Opeten Oas 9uo.
@eri6ieoen in bic @wi9tett 1T am s.
Mai bic 6rau oes SatOb @ebler 9eb.
&atbartna Sell. Sie bra6te tbr Qlter
auf As Sabre, a6t MOnate, unO IA
Sage; fie btnterlieB in Srauer ibren
8atten NIT bier &tnoern.
Sier baben iiinf 2anOpirtbe ibre
Sa6en oertauft uno lpOllen na9 Qlmea
rita ausmanoern. Ser &eibe na1;
2uowt9 Selm unO oeIlen Sobn 9lu9uf
Selm. S6eObalo @raf NIT 6amilie
uno SatOb &iri6emann nit 6amilie
aud &atbarina aoam. 9eb. 6eigert,
NIT 3Wei &inoern. 9eben NIT na6 glmes
rita. 8er cine quite Sausfrau brau6t,
iol fi8 nur auf ben @arteiaal i6affen
menn fe antOmmt.
Sie 3luei dlteIten S0bne oes 9bilipp
8Obring iinO aud mad 9lmerita bur6=
9ebrannt. -. '.." f-..~
gei meinem Na6barG briitianS6neis
Der 1T 8epater 2angbetn our9 ben Sof
9egan9en unO bat einen Beltbiir9er
biuterlaiien, mas 9roBe 6reuoe in iei-
mem Sauie bereitete.
llniere 3iegeIfabrit maat CUR ,3eit
quite @eIddfte; es iinO i6Cn etli4e
Sduier uno Ueri6isoene anoere 8ebdu=
li6tsiten Oieies 6ribiubr NIT ben bier
fabriSierten 3ieseln 9eOedt wOroen.
glui bic Sferfeiertage erbOb fi6 Elm
Streit llntsr ben leOi9en guriden; unO
neil Martin SOrbeim bier itarte SObne
bat uuo er ielbit Oas aOmmanoo fiibrz
te, bat man ibn nit isinen SObnen
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-06-15
Sahsn, siiO.&ublanO.
4. 9lfai 1911.

ga i4 in oieiem Slatte idon 10
manAes SntereiIante BON alien @egen=
ben, 8stanntes unp llnbetanntes 9ele=
Ten babe, 10 pia i6 aud ben Geiern
bieier tpertb9eiddBten 3eitung etwas
aus Der alten Seilnatb mittbetlen.
Ieues gibt es penis uno bod ruieber i'm
anberen sinne iebr piel. 9teeen baben
mir big iebt nod teinen sebabt, aber
es iiebt nun aus als tuenn es ieoe Mis
mute resnen pollte, wel6es ia audi
gut tudre, oenn es iiebt NIT unleren
6elbfriidten iebr traurig aus; alles III
auseetrpdnet uno lehSet mad elmer
Grfrii6uue. @enu es aber in ben
nddten 5a9en ni6t re9net. 10 lit es
aud nit Der Grnte rum uno mir iteben
trauris in bic 3utunft idaueuo oa.
Nun, es tommt alles ipie es tommen
ioQte.
@ir baben i6on ieit benz q. Mdr3
teinen pater mebr; iiber bic Slterfeiers
taee itnO mir na6 Strabburg in bic
Stride 9egan9en, uno am II. Aprtl
iino uniere &inoer bier in Saoeu bonn
9ahr aus StraBbur9 CUR erfen bl.
6pmmunton sefiihrt tuOroen.
9luf Der Seiratbsliite fteben: Rareas
retba Sauer, aus Saoen, nit Wartin
@rii6Oeiner, aus Srabbur9. 9luf Der
&rantenliite itebt: aoum Maittnt. tuel=
der iebe Minute ieinen @eiit uufgeben
tann. @eltorben itnb: Barbara Bon,
% Sabre alt, leois; gtOtburg Sola
IL Sabre alt.
Samit id Dem Reoatteur nit meinem
8eidreibiel, tpeldes oas erite Wal lit,
ni6t iiberlditig tperoe, min idb oemiel=
ben Elm @nOe MAIDEN uno meine oort
oriiben pobnenoe 8riioer: 6aiper, So=
iepb uno @enoelin ber3li6 9riiBen;
last nal BON eu6 in oieiem 8latte bO=
rem. tpie es in Der ilellen Seinatb 9ebt
8riibe aud alle 8etannte.
Qpol0nta s
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-06-15
Mabreseln ssssn ssati6s &ulOaifsn.

9lus 8iriula tuiro Dem rSOeii. gto'
motif" aemeloet: Sas aus SoeRa eins
aetroiiene Mitelieo Der 2anobant @a-
iepItt uno bic ortlide YOli5ei nabmen
bel ben bieli9en oeutiden &OlOniiten
eine llnteriuduna ibres Germbsens
Dor. IS purOe beidlofen, iis In tueuis
5aoeu ausSupeiieu. Die &oloniiten
ersriff eine 9anit. Sie ianoten iOfort
einen 0ertreter nad PETERSBURG.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-06-15
&ir6ensTeier tn 9osmer
9ifritts Notwithstanding Der
sbansslii6.lutberii5en Stride. 4

8om 24.-28. SUM ta9t Der Sa=
tota Siitrttt Der eo. lutb. Spnuoe bon
Soma uno anOeren Staaten Sr Sosmer,
9. 9. Gs tperoen etDa 80 bis so
9elegaten, b. B. Baitoren uno 2uieu
;uiammeutreten, INN iiber oas Wobl
uno @ebe Der epan9eliid-lutberii4en
Stride in Oieiem 9iitritte su berat6en.
als 8ertreter oes allsemeinen BRIDES,
Serrn Or. Sr. &tdter, tpirb Der 8ice.
BRIDES, Serr paitor Carl 9roebl aus
Renopta, Slls., bic spnooe beiIden.
Den goriiB bel oieier 9eriammlun9
piro Der Siitrittsprdies, Serr 9aitor
6. 6. giienber9 aus Sumbolot, 80.
fiibren. 9luber ben 9ep0bnli6eu @e-
i6dften tperoen spei Referate porsele9t
.uno beiproden iperDen,, oas eine pnn
Serrn Paitot Sbeo. Meper aus gltrpn,
Soma, iiber bas 5bema: Die SeOeu-
tuna oes 8emeinoe9eian9es, uno oas
anoere iiber: 9as Seidtinititut, bon
Serrn BaftOr s. s. GbwOeOtustp, aus
SafIon, Minn. 9lfs &aplan tpiro
Serr 9aitor 9. &ir6oOrfer aus SABA,
g. g., fun9ieren.
Sieier Notwithstanding um
eiten 5a9 poraus periammelt ii6 eben=
falls in SOsmer Die enslii6e &Onferens
beHelben 3iitrittes unter oem 8orlib
oes Serrn PaitOr 9tatb. Mattbeis.
6olgenOe @Ottesotenite neroeu in
oieien Sa9en dbgebalten tperOen:
l. Gr0ffuunessotteso Sonn-
abeno ben "a. Stunt, um balb ii llbr
OOrmittu9s. 9ie PreOi9t bdlt Yr d.
les Gtienberg.
2. 2itur9ii6er ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bienf, SOnnabeno abenos um balb s
ubr. 9ie Sei6treOe bdlt Serr Baitor
s. Braun aus &rem, g. 8.
3. Miiitonsfeit am 9 SOnns
ta9 g, ben 25. sunni.
AZ @ormitta9s9ottesoienit um 1O
llbr. Sie grebiet bdlt Der 8tceprdiea
Der aQeemetnen SpnoDe als 8ertreter
oes aa9emeinss MiifonstOmitees, Serr
. flor 6. 9rD6l.
b) 9la6mitta9s9Ot sOtenit um 3S
llbr. Serr 9aItor Gbr. @Oeter aus
3ripp, g. g., ptrO bic Preoi9t baIter
uno 6srr 9afOr s. gdrmam aus
&omOnd, g. 8, etnen 9Ortra9 iiber
SetOenmiIfon.
Sic &Ollette Oes 5a9es lit fir Bic
MiiiiOn beitilnmt. I'm Der groben
3abl bon @dlten, bic erpartet peroen,
genti9eno Raum gu bieten, tpiro neben
Der Stride Elm 9enii9eno eroBer Raum
unter Dad seitellt, in tpsl6sm Oas
MiiIiOnsfeit ubgebalten UirO. So
bleibe aliO, bite. niemano fern, aus
6ur6t, ni6t &aum su finoen. mir
laben alle bic 10 Wiiiious=
linn ba ben, berslt9 elm.
4. Gnglii6er @ottesOienit um Is
llbr am ROntag 9lbenO ben 26. Sum-.
Die preOi9t bdlt Serr pafor Natb.
Mluttbeis aus 6aiielton, q. 9.
5. abenoeottesoienh, 8ienitag Der
.27. SUM, um 38 llbr. Die greDigt
iiber aiuoererSiebuns bait Serr ga itOr
8. 6reptag aus Srtbur, 81. 3.
6. SdluBsottesoienlt, Mitttpo6 ben
2S. Suni, orei llbr na1mittaas. Bre-
oisen miro Serr Paitor 5. 9ambertus.
49,. a. 5aeuber, gaitor.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-06-15

cine suo9e brummen laIien, uilo ietne
SO6tsr peaen Selbitrdduna segen Die
Sbristeit, Is Suogen auf oem @ololt.
Glide mebr peroen nod Dor 6eridt
9esosen. Cine S3auoe fur oeuti6e
2eute. ..s ..# .s
Gs 9riiBt ale 2eier Der ,9of"
Qbil. 2anbenber9er.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-06-15
Setaantmaduns.

SD eriude bisrmit ulle Serren slerstc
oes Mcpberion gOuntp ale cOntagiOa
len unO iniettioien Srantbeiten prompt
ansumeloen, bic in i6rer 9raris por.
tOmmen. Sr. s. u. &ott
Superintenoent oes Gountp 6eiuno.
beitsamtes, Gureta, g. 9.