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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-09-19
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The following Masonic presentations Will
meet tonight: Lodges National, No.
u, NJ M; Myron n Parker, NO. -
F. C. Royal Arch ChspternLaM,aysst.e:
Lodge of Perfection, business. East
ern Star-Mizpah, No. 8. -
TIL. following L. o. o. T. oSganzanons
will meet tonight: Lod2es-Union, NO.
II; Covenant, No: ls: Beacon. NO. 1 ss
b snde.ssGr' re HeDekab h Pegpee-Nsonii'
No. /, regular business.
The following knights Of Pythias locses
viii meet tonight. Webster, No.
Excelsior. No: u; Capitol No. "a. ana
Reopening Of the Imps Clubs winter
season, with grand ball and spotlight
dances, at National Rifles Armory
tonight.
Amusements.
Acknowledgements Suratt In '"The Red
co S9Ss !s +; r Top o, tn, world" SIS
Academy-"Across the Pacific" 2:l5 and
Chase s-Bert Leslie and polite vaude-
Vile, Is and s:b p. m. :.
Cosmos-Continuous vaudeville. to II
Casino Harden. King Of Jailbreakers.
Majestic-"Thorns and Orange Bios
SONS" afternoon and evening.
Gayety-Robinson Crusoe Girls. 2:i5 and
S:15 p. m
Lyceum-"The Moulin Rouge" 2:15 and
Howard--.uncle Toms Cabin" after
noon and evening.
Great Falis-Band concert and other
amusements.
Glen Echo-Motion pictures and other
attractions.
Arcsde-M Motion pictures. bowling. and
other attractions
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a bigger one here any day he wants 4
repeat the performances.

Assistant superintendent Of schooIs
z. L. Thurston Is quoted as saying the
schools are fine. the children like them.
and that he met seven children yester-
day morning, all OF whom took the
trouble to tell him they were glad to
get back again, Still. the figures show
there were 4aOoc pupils in school on the
opening day. and II would be Interest,"
ing to hear from the other 41.s93.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-09-19

1t is gratifying to note that President
Taft is giving attention in his speeches
to District Of Columbia affairs. The
interest Of the country in the Capital
ought to be aroused.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-09-19

With one moving picture company al
ready in the Capital using the parks,
buildings. and streets as backgrounds
and the Federal Government photo
graphing in motion the construction Of
the Bradley Lane road, the rest OF the
country soon will realize that there's
something In Washington besides Con-
gress and Pauline, the white House
cow
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-09-19

Entered at the Postoffce at washington.
d. c., a. second class matter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-09-19

TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1911.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-09-19

The Commissioners would find the
public more interested in getting be-
hind their efforts" II they would take
the people more into their confidence
by granting hearings on public matters.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-09-19

1t is gratifying to note that President
Taft is giving attention in his speeches
to District of Columbia affairs. The
interest Of the country in the Capital
ought to be aroused
The Commissioners would find the
public more interested in getting be-
hind their efforts" II they would take
the people more into their confidence
by granting hearings on public matters
With three-course flfteen-cent lunches
for the school children of the city be-
ing advertised, Superintendent David
son Will have to keep a close watch for
ringers during these ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Ing days.
The death Of Herman Gasch, eighty
I'VE years old. and for over sixty years
O prominent business man of Washing
ton, removes one OF the sturdy charac-
tiers and unusual citizens of the Cap
3ta1
The record Of the Hebrew Free Loan
Association OF the District for the last
year Is an enviable one. More than 100
persons were aided and 300 loaned
without interest, and during that time
not q single cent lost. y
: Superintendent Davfdson's announce
ment that the rules against cigarette
smoking among pupils of the schools
WIN be rtgidly enforced, Will also make
al the boys more eager to give up their
vacations and get back to their books.
That loud applause coming from Eight
eenth and II streets probably Is the
Society Of the Oldest Inhabitants re-
3oicing over the fact that another Dis
trfct landmark Is to be preserved. The
association long has advocated the pro-
lection Of Braddock's rock.
The Agricultural Department can get
some real pointers about growing
plants, flowers, fruits, and vegetables If
its representatives will pay a visit to
the exhibit of washington's amateur
farmers and farmerettes to be opened
today by the Brookland Brotherhood.
It has remained for tho Capital to
develop something new ana heinous in
the annals of crime. The diver of a
brewery wagon is charged with the en-
bezzlement Of 15.62O glasses Of beer.
However. the court should remember
it's been a long. hot, dry summer.
Indications now are that P. B. Chase
and the committee having charge OF
educating Congress regarding the needs
of the Government clerks will have the
required $4,000 subscribed before hall
- -
has rallied to the support of the COM
mittee valiantly.
tom" Grant, secretary Of the Cham
Der of Commerce, has gone to paven-
port, Iowa, to try to capture the next
annual convention of the International
Association Of Machinists. II the
machinists can be induced to study the
advantages of Washington as a Con-
vention city his task ought to be easy.
Col. Charles W. Coombs, for over
thirty-five years messenger of the
House of Representatives to the de.
partments, will soon celebrate his sew.
enty-fourth birthday. Hale and hearty
he is still the picture OF robust health
Few men have a wider acquaintance
among national people than Mr.
Coombs.
Champ Clark isn't totin' quite faii
with washington. After refusing &c
drive those mules down the Avenue. he.
going to do tie stunt out IN Anderson
county, KY. where he was born
Champs boyhood friends plan to givs
him great reception. but he can liay,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-09-19
SUBSCRIPTION RATES BIZ NAH.
AUGUST CIRCULATION.
Daily.

1O.nI Iof nontn......... NJ see
Daily average for month............. eAess
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-09-19

With three-course flfteen%cent lunches
for the school children of the city be-
ing advertised, Superintendent David
son Will have to keep a close watch for
ringers during these ENTHUSIASTICALLY
ing DAYS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-09-19

Champ Clark isn't totin' quite fair
with washington. After refusing 10
drive those mules down the Avenue. he's
going to do TIE stunt out IN Anderson
county, KY. where he was born
Champs boyhood friends plan to give
him great reception. but he can have
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-09-19

The death Of Herman Gasch, eighty
nve years old, and for over sixty years
@ prominent business man of Washing
ton. removes one of the sturdy charac-
tiers and unusual citizens OF the Cap
3tal
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-09-19

The record Of the Hebrew Free Loan
Association OF the District for the last
year Is an enviable one. More than 100
persons were aided and 300 loaned
without interest, and during that time
not q single cent lost
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-05-18

unter ben GuHen 81 Oertbellen, etnem
leoen Iolueit es retdt l2t 9eHiattn auf
Die @irtbibait. Q8as slelbt ben big
lebt 9epla9ten osutIhen 8auern ubrtg?
gSeiter nthts ais ouB lie ua6 Dem Se=
fsbl Der bobereu Cbri9tett, 0aus uno
GQno, i'd oeute bis gum Spdtiubr,
rQumeu mitnen.
Sebt ibr oeutlben Srttoer bort orus
ben in eurem freieu Seimatbsluno; 10
er9ebt es bier oemieui9en Der teinen
Sdousu eigenss 2ano bat, uno muB
lta nod oa3u als vSurat" bon einem
leoen oummen, Ibls6ten, oretigeu Wuz
i6it na6 Notsu bsrunterpuBen luhen.
8ein 8s6t, tetue 3uflu6t. gtilBe oh
unc einem ieoen nod bic 5ideit (@br)
ab9eben. > sIlt!i6 1T Der, Der absr
Dem @dherle uobnt. ieiO 3ufrieoen tbr
1ino bort pieQei9t feline Stieftiuoer
mebr, lonoern freie 8ur9er uno aud
msbr 8e6t I'M @eiitliden baben, uels
9es bier betriIbt uno traurt9 ausliebt.
8ir Seutiheu iOllten ale in etnem
@elttbetl tpo6nen uno moi nit oeue
Muidttt &rtes anfansen, td oente
oauu odten lis utdt mebr ia9en n n8us
ratt ionoern rWOloBt.
@as Die 8itteruns anbelan9t 1T es
ME es iid i'm Gritbiabr anlabt, nod
einigen id6nen WdrStaeen tuieoer @in=
ter sewOroen. 8sasn, Sduse uno babel
talt, iooaB bic 0interfrudt Sdaoen
9elitteu bat, miro pobl aud man6es
um9ephiist lperoeu. WunI4e aud ben
titrslt4 bon unierer 8essub ausge,uan=
oerten Slid auf ibrem tpeitsn 8ese
uno m06teu geiuno uno munter in tbs
rer neuen Setmatb eintrefeu, NO iie
tueni9itens BON Der bteIi9en 2alt befrett
,lino, mO6te aud 9erue bel eu6 ietn.
Gum S6luB ieio ale ge9ritBt bon
surem 3uriIt9ebIie6enen 2anosmann.
Sin &oloutIt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-05-18

2opOna, (auban9ebiet.) Seds be-
paifnete Subiette oran9en in oas 6aus
oes oeut'ben Nnlieolers &onrao 8iQ,
Der unpeit Der Station 2ebui4owta
po6nt. Ser Sbwie9eriObn @ils, @ott=
lleb 8rilnUalo, trat 3uerIt aus Der
Stube, um 3u Ieben, uer 9etommeu.
pl0Blt6 tradteu etnt9e S6illIe uno
8ritnWGlo ltitr5te tOot sur groe. Die
3aubmOroer orangen 9emeiniam in Die
Stu6e uno erIhofen oaielbIt 9onrao
Sill, oeIen Stpei &inoer, Die 6rau oes
@Ottlieb 8riinwalo uno oelIen bier
8inoer. Die 6rau 8ius Oeritette Ii6
i'm SafOfen uuo rettete it9 oaour6.
Die rO6en llnmenI9en nabmen oas
oorbanoene @elo - 50 &bl. - meb=
rere tbeure &leioun95ttte, besaben
i6 6erna9 in ben Bferoeltal, uabmen
Die feds belten Sferoe uno rttten oa=
bon. Grit mad ldn9erer 3ett wa9te
Die Grau @ills, tbr 8erltet gu oerlaiien
uno Alarm 3u 'dlagen. 8eriidten 3us
folge lit es Der PoltSet bereits 9elun-
gen, BRET bon ben RaubmOroern ein3u=
fangen.
Wit ben Geloarbetten iino mir be-
retts ferttg. 6. Stol3.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-05-18
Hsuigfsitsn aus Saba, 2. ,. 9sm
Oorttgen ,.SerolO" entnOmmsn.

Die tatboliids 6oreferlo9e in 6oOsn
bat NIT Dem 9au etnes Cpernbuuies
in iener StaOt be9Onnen. 0ahelbe
ruirb 36x90 GuB grOB unO 3tpet StOts
luerte bod ueroen.
Seinri6 Bauer in 2OnrD bat ieiu
neues @irtbsbausgebduoe fertt9. Wie
betannt, wuroe iein ultes 8ebduoe Dor
mebreren 8o6sn Our6 6euer 3erit6rt.
am MOnta9 Qbeno UNI neun ubr
traf 8Ogel Qan9bein bel 6arl 00rr
Elm unO bra6te ibm Elm muntere8 tlei-
nes 8abben. pole elf Bfuuo ibper.
Srau Waria Stugslmeper lis9t iett
mebreren @O6en idWertrant oaruieOer.
Am 9ienita9 mubte 9OttOr 8erOes BON
gureta 3u &atbe geSOgerl peroeu.
Der 9erein bon @sibdftsmdnusr in
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-05-18
Gursta, 2. ..
IA. 9yPai 1911.


@ertbe rYoF"! SEPT wia i'd ben
&eoatteur au6 tpieoer Die Nrme in Die
Sob' balten laNen, neil i6 iie aud 10
SiemLib bo6balteu muBte - am Paug
- nit Der grbett, bic tb tbm ieBt
made. Somit min i'd iebt bert6teu,
OaB in unierer @e9euo Die Saat gang
sbeltelt iit. uno Ales fertig 1T NIT SD
en-. 60 Der ltebe Soft ms ieBt &egen
uno ieinsu Se9en l6entt, 10 tann cine
Grute erSielt peroen, oeun an 8ottes
Sssen 1T alles 9eleaeu.
Retn Sdwaser 9bilipp 8ieber unO
5rau tamen seiuab unO munter bel
mir on; 10 es nod 3ett mar gum iGen,
70 bat Serr 8ieber nod 90 Sdte gus.
iaat bel mir ideu tOuuen (ourh metue
Mitbtlfe) uuo er bleibt ben Sommer
ttber bel mir. Sieber uuo Ietne 6rau
uuo meine Satin ma6tsu beUte eine
8unoreiie um bic Staot bom @Ottlieb
Noam biz ju 6arl S4uB ir. nobel t6
oie 6arm bitten muB uuo mid oaun
ans @hreiben madte. Run rnDhte
id ben Reoatteur um etrpds bitten.
Wa5 miro dber oas DObl Ietn? sic
m0gen bod bic 8ute baben, meinem
&amerao uno 6reuuo .letnen gtamen
ridti9 auf3unebmen. Gr beiBt SObann
Heblid uno nt6t Welin9. 9lbet, 3Os
bann, ib bOffe ieOe oret WO6en Elm
Sbreiben bon Dir in Der yYoft" gu
finOen. Sd tueroe iebt aud pieOer
metnen Blab einnebmen. 9as S6reis
ben babe i6 l6Ou ettuGs Oerlernt, oente
aber oaB i6 e8 tpieoer lernen tann.
@Ottlieb Hie9er iOu li6 0fters in Der
rBof" bOren laNeu. Die &OrreIpOn=
bergen aus &uBlano peroeu 3uerIt 9es
leIen. Oann fOl9eu uulere, uno tbr
idreibt 10 tpeui9. Ytein Shpa9er
2arl S6naiOt Ioa lid AUDI NAL b0reu
lahen in DieIem Slatte Coon metnen
SGpd9ern Mil es teiner ma9en einmal
etwas an Die nPOft" gu i6reiben.) gs
6eiBt eben: 2eIen, aber ut6t i6reiben.
Sd muB gu GnO tOmme, iOnlt gebts
ameno in be &orb, ba, amer mob Uer
i6 ferti9. Sabe nod ettuas idter Der.
sdTen; metne Sdpie9ermutter fOroert
mid auf gum S6reiben, amer lie tuel=
len net Idretben. Sdretbt amObl in
Der Bot, I'M man3 bonn 6interbuber
lit uno bon ieinem gfn6bar btnten an
ibm.
Serrn 8uoOlpb StruOinger 3urRads
rt6t, oaB Die alts r9Of" aud nod am
2eben 1T.
SOmit 9riiBe id ale 2eier Der POlt
bGben unO orilben, tpie aud Die 8eoat=
tion. Simon 0uber.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-05-18
9eula, z. =.
Is. Opai 1911.

Is. Mai 1911.
gtm IL. b. Mts. puroe bic Gbefrau
oss Oerrn Noam Saut, 9eb. Gtibrer,
nu6 ldnesrem Idueren 2stoen ourt ben
SOB abberufeu uno am l3. b. Wtts.
bic 2eide oerielben ms @rab 9eientt.
Die gla6baru oes Serrn Noam Saut
une meiter eutfernt uObnenOe 6reunOe
Oss 8enannteu betuieien ourd ibr 3ubls
reides @ri6eineu uno 5betlnabme am
3rauereottesoienit ibr NitsmpfuOeu
iiir Serrn Saut uuO Gamilie. Nlen
gri6ienenen ltattet hermit i'm Ramen
Der betrtbten @be9atten. Ieiner 3tnoer
uno udaten 9erwanoten aufri6tt9en
9ant ulrt9 &eue.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-05-18

8opOte 0ebt NIT Dem plane UNI, oas
ielbit cine Stao9ale 3u errt4ten. 0as
8ebduoe IOQ Spet Stotperte bod uno
IoQ oas obere StOtpert fir 3lub3tm-
mer benuBt neroen.
Sn Der n2owrp 8tspatb" leien mir,
oaB 66riIttau S6rOoer neulia auf
Oem @s9e gu iener Staot cine S4lan.
ge t0Otste, wel6e itber Iebs SUB lang
mar, oaB 50. s. NaIbet oieIelbe abs
bdutete, unO OaB Die Oaut 3eu9s ae=
mug fir 3pei e6ts Snoianer9Urtel ltea
Ferte.
g9tr 60ren bon 9Opols, oaB YaitOr
Otto Seller bon Der lut6ertihen RtrHe
oaIeIbl, pel6er Dor mebrereu Sabreu
feline Satin our4 ben Sob uerlor, ets
nes Cages LETTER @O9e NIT elmer iuus
gen Dame in ReO 8iu9, Riun., eine
3tueite Gbe stn9in9. aud u. 3. Sans
tenbrin9 bon 9OpOIe lOQ itb Elm
@eibisn 9enOmmen baben.
Sa5 @ewttter, tuelbes tiIrBIta itber
Die 2Oturp @e9enO 3O9, idlu9 IN Sstua
rid 9lmaus 6aus Elm uno itrette aud
ems ietner Sinoer, elm tlsines Wdodeu,
Su 8Ooen, Obne ibm ieOOh S6aoen
gu tbun. Der Shla9 mar elm talter
uuo rt6tete er OeBbaIb nur tueni9 Der
beeruuo am SauIe oil.
Sm rQomrp Sispatt" leien mir,
oaB cine Qn3dbl GtieubabuUermeHer
in SOuen uugetommen lino 3u oem
3pete, um cine 9sraoe 2tuie 3ptIhen
Sopen uno 2ebeuu 3u OermeNeu. SOllte
Die Minueapolis & Ct. 2Ouis 9abn
etne @eraOema6ung Der 8abnltnie
oorbaben, 10 miiBte 2Oturp iitotudrts
rsemuOt" psrOen, SaUa lueiB, tuus
oas beOsutet, uuo Der SsrOlo OrGtt
unierem S6tuetsritdOtben 2oprp aus
tieftem Ser5sn .beraus iein geiIeio aus,
Serr uno 6rau Setnrib 9uteuber.
ger tamen am 9ienitag bon aberoeer
suritd, no Grau Sudsnbsr9er mebrert
Wo8en In eitem Oortigen 6oFpitaI gs.
Qetueien mar uno iia elmer Operation
bate unter3ie6en miIiieu. Sie fti6li
ieBt Siemltd Wo6t.
Gountp SommtHdre 9leiues uno
3meioarot paren am Wontn9 i'm Iuos
0ltltben 5betle oes Gountps, UNI 3pei
neuerbaute 8riten gu beii6ttgen. Die
cine OaOOn lit etne Meile Oitli6 bon Der
@eOr9 8aum9aroen 5arm uno Die an.
Oere 3Uet Meilen iitoli6 oaOOn, UNI
betoe fttbren iiber Elm NebenHiB9er
oes Stpan Greet. sic fanoen Die Brit,
ten ben YlQneu 9emdB erbaut uni
atSeptirteu lie.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-05-18
Ginbsitli9s SirbinipsttiOn.

- Reprdlsntanten Don n3t peritie.
oenen Staaten Oeriammelteu 'ia am
Wtttpod in Sarge, q. &. uno bill
oen Die Nortbpeitern 2ipet0d Sanis
turr aiiOciatIOu. 3pet Der 8ereini=
9un9 1T, cine einbeitli6s Snipettion
BON 8ieb Ourd3uilibreu uno einbeitlt.
DIE 3ertifitate ausitsIleu gu ltNen. Sn
Der neuen 9ereintgun9 lino oorldufio
Die Staten Cre9ru, @aibin9tOn,
Soabe, MOutana, gtOros uno Sio=
0otOta, NinueiOta uno Soma per=
treteu. Or. 9. s.. 8aro bon st.
Baul luuroe sum @OriiBer uno Or.
W. j. @reue BON SeDtls Qate, u.
o., sum Setretdr Oes 9erbanoes er-
ndblt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-05-18
Sefanntmadung.

2aut CrOer oes 0errn 8idters S,
8. gOttum bs9innen Die @ert4tsiBun,
gen fir Mc9berion Gountp am Diem.
flag ben 6. Suni g}admittags Elm ubr
Ra6benannte 8erIonen Iino 6iermit
Itatt ieoer beIonOeren Ta6rt6t eriu6t,
gu oben9enaunter 3eit in Qeola, 90,
CUR Grlangung ibrer 2. 9urgeri8eint
3u erI6einen:
Garl &ur6
@briIttan @eiit
Satob 3ub
0etnrih 8unoert.
A6tuu95oOQ
ulrtd &eue,
8ert6t5i6retber.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-05-18
Yrafmna Oss aatsn @ranes.
ulri d eue,
8ert9tsi6retber.

Die SaluBsgramen oe8 a6tsn Sra.
oe8 finoen tatt am 25. unO 26. Wai
in ben S6ulbduiern ju Qeola, @etonta
unO gureta. S6tiler Oes a6ten Sra
Oes Der ldnOli6en S6ulen t6nnen lit
an Dem Gramen in ben ibnen am be.
quemitsn erIteinenoen Crti6aften be-
tbeiliger, uno iOuten S6reibfeOern,
3tnte uno Qoibpapier mit6rin9en.
8a5 bel Der 9rufun9 gsbrauGte eraa
meu=9opier miro pom S6utsSuperiu=
tenoenten 8eltefert.
6OuntD Superintendent.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-05-18

- Sin @oltsnbrud, pel6er 3mii6en
Sague uuo SraBbur9 nieoerging, uus
terpui6 oa5 Geletie Der Vttlpautees
8abn leBten Sounta9 auf elmer Strete
Don 3ptihen 600 bis 700 SUB. Sine
2ln3abl 2irbetter trufsu am WOntag on
Ort uno SteQe Elm uno Der S6aoeu
mar aus8ebeisrt, obns oeB 9ertebrss
ltOtungeu eintraten. Iuh in Clinton
gtug Elm beTttger Re9su nieoer uuo piro
bon bort bertdtet, oaB lttmmtltde Sels
Ter unter 8aIier ltauoeu.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-05-18
Sie @olfsiaQo Der 9luto

- Gie @Olfsia9o per 2lut omobil
OerIpridt Elm pOpuldrer Sport Fir bic
gi9eutbumer bon 9lutOmO6ilsn in 2eola
gu peroeu, i6reibt Der Oortiger Seralo". t.
9teultd puroe bort bort cine Saeo9es
ieai6aft beltebeno aus Sruet 9lutOmObt=
len nit boiler Seiabuns gebilost, uno
na6 elmer Sa9o bon nur psni9en
Stunoen mar es ibnen mOsli5 nabe
senu9 un einen 0Olf beramutommen
oGmit Die Sunoe ibre 2lrbeit beiorssn
fOnnten uno Der @Olf idusllRens as=
fan9en mar.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-05-18
&lsinsei6wSrsns Der Sunis
0eridltsGBung.
ten ule fOlgt

9as 9rsis9ert6t fir McPbsrion
Gountp ntmmt betauutIi6 am 6. Suni,
uadmittass ELM llbr, i'm @eridtsbauis
gu Seolu, 9. o., ietnen 9tnfang. Sei
Der GeidwOrenenSie6un9, tuelae uns
lduglt ituttfunO, purOen fOIgeuoe Per=
iOnen 9e3o9en, pelde an 9enanntem
Sage tbr @ribeinen gu MAIDEN 6aben
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-05-18
llnnSthias iSnrat.
2ietu, &uBLano, IA. Mai.

NIelD, EuBlan0, II. Wfat.
- SroBoem am SamItag @eritdte
bon einem fur Souutug in 3iep 9e.
planten SuOenmaNatre i'm llmlauf
uaren, Uerltef Der Sag obns ale St0=
run9, uno bic ouf9eregte 8eOolterung
bat Ii4 uieoer eini9ermaBen beru6igt.
Die &egierung bate anoetiinoi9t, DaB
lie tetnerlei lturu6en ouloer, ionoern
oteFelben NIT eIieruer Sano unter=
oritfen lueroe.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-05-18

u. q. SCHUBERT So6n Oolpeeer
SatOb 8uu, lr. SObn 8. Sepperle
Sobn Stouer SSobn Smith
6reo s. Ortbuein 8. $. Qeple
8. ). @rippes 5Sreo StrObel
SSreo 0epperle 3apter Sun9e
Setter Storp Ntt6ael 9teB
Sobn N. 9runoaQe u. 8. Wai6burn
Wtte Sherman +. %. Billings
0enrp Straub 6reo Nrnot
5rant 6. Sun9e &arl Water
6enrp YieB Satob Spp
Garl 0art 2o9r g. &usler
M.. 6. McWannes SatobS. Wtttmaper
Yeter Sbermun SObn WObr
SO6n Werre 2lu0rem Sluf
Satob SSenner Garl 0duIauer
4oolp9 S61ffer q. 8. Yierce
gu bemerten lit nod, oaB oisIes
Sabr obi9e 9erionsu briehih bena6s
ri6ti9t peroen, oaB lie als @ei6worene
gu otenen baben, uno ni9t mte ieitber
our6 ben Sberiff. 8ieies lino bic
8eittmmuu9en zines neuen @eieBes uns
ierer Staatsle9islatur. SObalo oess
balb obi9e Perionen bic otesbe3ii9lide
Gorlaouns pom 8ertdtsIdreiber srbals
ten, iolten iie Oemielben nf benz bon
ibm mitqel6tften SSormulare prompt
anttporten. @ei6tebt oteies nt6t, 10
miro fiinf Sage Dor sibuno nes Sc
ridts Der s4ertff bel ben oieies Inter
laIlenoen UOrlpre6eu uno fe peri0nlit
OOrlaOen. 8teie 8OrlaOung 9eidisbt
Oann auf Soften Oes Iaumielisen Sc
I4worenen. llnier @eri9tsI6reiber,
Serr ulrid Reue boft aber, oaB oieies
nidt notbi9 isin pirO, unO eriudt bier
nit nOdmals ale @si6morenen i6m
baloi9lt nad @mpfan9e ieiues griefss
Die ri6ti9 unteridrtebene gorlaoung
3utOmmen gu laNen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-05-18
3u bsrfauien.

SOate ienauo Die 26iibt babeu,
2dnOereien ODER Sduier 3u taufen, 10
UsrOe er ii6 an ben uater5eitneter.
Martin Sttdel.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1911-05-18
Ssnius.Seri6t fir 9eS5ericn
6ouHta.

Die Seritte Der 8oltsSdbluna fur
SuosSatota oes Sabres 1910 tuuroen
ioeben betauut qsaebeu. Die 8eDOlte=
run9ssifern bon Mcpberion Gouutp
(na6 5omni6Ips uno Ortidaften) lau.
ron milo fo(1t. u..
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-29
At the Country Club

The Country club season came TO a brill
liant close Saturday with a table d'hote
dinner at the club. The new heating plant
has been installed and many informal
parties will be given at the club during
the winter season. Last evening was one
Of the most formal parties ever held at
the club, and several unusually large din
ner parties were given.
Mr.. Frank Colpetzer entertained at one
Of the larger dinner parties last evening.
Covers pere PLACID for:
Miss Alice Lands,
M. and Mrs. G. w. Wattles,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ II. Barlow,
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Caldwell,
Mr. and Mrs. Mosher Colpetzer,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Durham OF Lin
coin,
Mr.. Frank Colpetzer.
Mr. and Mrs. George Prinz had as their
guests Miss Ella Mae Brown, Mr.. Stock
ton Heth and Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Gill
bert of Washington, d. C.
Miss Katherine Beeson entertained at
one Of the dinner parties, her guests in
cluded:
Misses Misses
Dorothy Miller Elizabeth Bruce
OF Lafayette, Ind,
MessTs.- Messrs.-
Hal Brady Willard Butler,
John Daugherty,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Kinsler had as
their guests:
Mr.. and MIST. L. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Hosford.
MIR. and Mrs. T. f. Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Spens.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Y. Smith entertained as
their guests at dinner: Mrs. Harry Lock-
man Street OF Chicago, Mrs. Ben W. Cot
ton, Mr.. Waddell of Chicago, DR.. Leroy
drummer, Mr.. Elmer Cope. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin T. Swobe and Mr.. and Mrs. e. s.
Westbrook.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Huntley had
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Gould
Dietz and DR.. and Mrs. C. A. Hull.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. McCord entertained
at dinner for their guests, Mrs. James
McCOrd and Mrs. Samuel McCord of st.
Joseph. Twelve guests were present.
Frank Walters had twelve guests; ]. C.
Klnsler, nine; w. T. Burns, eight; w. II.
Wheeler, eight; Walter Roberts, four;
Harry Burnley twelve; Wylie Hafer,
four; Luther Drake, eight; E. NJ. Fair
field. twelve; w. A. c. Johnson. six.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-29

Say for arguments sake. that ALL
dry cleaning establishments can do
equally good clothes cleaning. dyeing,
etc, but tho cleaners who can put a
process used on fine gown, are rs
rare as hens teeth" simply because
their equipments were not planned or
built large enough.
At Dreshers everything is depart
mentized; there is a complete plant for
the cleaning OF clothes; there's another
for the cleaning Of rugs, etc; there's
still another Tor furs. blankets, pillows,