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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-22

ter Farming association, was present
at the meeting. He addressed the
commissioners, outlining the purpose
of the better farming movement and
explaining that the business men and
bankers composing the association
would appropriate dollar for dollar
raised by the various counties to adj
vance the movement. He told of the
work that would be carried on in this
section and catalogued some of the
benefits to be derived in the county
from the better farming movement.
The better farming committee Of
the county vas accompanied to the
meeting of commissioners by a delega-
ton representing the best farming in
terests of the county. Practically ali
parts Of the county had one or more
interested farmers on hand to back the
proposition before the commissioners.
No decision will be made by the
Grand Forks board until Saturday.
Cooper to Inkster.
Director Cooper left this morning for
Inkster, where he will address a gather
ing of farmers and business men this
afternoon. Mr.. Cooper viii speak on
the subject of Better Farming. The
Inkster people have displayed a lively
interest in the work of the associa-
tion and Mr.. Coopers visit is in re-
sponse to urgent reuests.
With success having been accorded
the work on every side, Mr.. Cooper
is enthusiastic. He now has nine men
busy in different parts Of the state
and reports indicate that the people
are taking hold Of the work in
no uncertain manner The experts
+ fairly flooded with requests for aid
of all kinds, and although they have
been working for only a month, much
has been accomplished.
In speaking of the Grand Forks u
ty situation last evening. Mr.. Cooper
called attention to the fact that
while in the next three years $18,-
900 will be spent by the Better Farm
ing association in Grand Forks county
If the proposition goes through, out
Of this amount the farmers win con-
tribute only $3,700. This is at the
rate Of about $1,000 a year. out of
the $4,000 the county furnishes ST.
500 and the Better Farming associa-
ton the remainder. OF the $500 to
be furnished by the county the farm
ers will pay $1,000. while the cities,
notably Grand Forks will pay the sther
half by taxation. Every cent OF
the money contributed by the county
will be used for better farming condi-
tions and for no other purpose. In
spite OF the fact that the county COM
rnissioners have taken no action, Mr..
Cooper said last evening that he was
well pleased with the situation and
expects Grand Forks county to get in
line.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-22
RESORT Rates soon ON
Rates for Summer Resorts Will Soon
Start-SPeeial Rates to Detroit
and Perham This Year,

Rates between Fargo and the near
by summer resorts over the Northern
Pacific railroad are announced to start
May 1 and continue until Sept. 80 next.
Round trip tickets will be sold this
year for one and one-third fare which
viii be something the Fargoans who
have cottages on any Of the lakes near
Detroit will be glad to know.
These rates will be between Fargo,
Detroit and Perham and will be on
sale daily between the two dates men
toned above.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-22

Here 10 Q good model for an apron for
me lales Or Office girl, hut the design Is
suitable also for many different puzposes,
and the woman wishing q nea4 apron Of
fhas kind viii End this one admrsby
adaDtahle. II may BE- fashioned Of sa-
fsen, black cambria on alpaca for 4 saiea
Girls apron or Of white carabric, lawn
or dOtted percale for ether purposes.
The apron IL cut Ia one aize and re-
0uires III yards Of 80 inch material
The pattern can be, obtained By sending
10 cents to the oEice 81 this paUer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-22
Railroad News
Bring TRAFFIC
FROM CANADA
GRAND TRUNK WILL CONNECT
WITH GREAT NORTHERN IN
NORTH DAKOTA THIS
, SUMNER,

St, Paul Dispatch: Connection to
the twin city from Saskatchewan, IN
conjunction with the Great Northern,
meaning the diversion of considerable
traffic in this direction, will be made
by the Grand Trunk Pacific road this
summer, according to W. P. Hinton,
general passenger agent of the Grand
Trunk Pacific, who called on local
railroad officials today.
The Canadian line is making rapid
progress in the construction Of it's
branch southeasterly from Regina, and
will make connection with either the
Sherwood or Crosby branch of the
Great Northern in North Dakota.
"The Grand Trunk Pacific as yet has
no design of invading the twin city"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-22
.SUNNYSIDE HOT
SPRINGS POPULAR

S~unnysids Hot Springs, Alhamhra-
Montana's most popular health and
pleasure resert-announces that Will
liam Freeman, the old reliable mas
seur Of Montana who for a long time
was located It Hunters Hot Springs,
is now at Sunnyside and desires to
meet his many North Dakota friends
who are suffering from rheumatism,
lumbago, stomach trouble or nervous
break downs at his new location.
D. !. Ames. Proprietor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-22

Nicol Of the East Grand Forks COM
mercial club, who mel Mr.. Waid as he
hshted from No. 1 in this city. In
an instant the news that changed the
plans OF the family was known. The
mother and sister of the dead bow
were historical in their grief and the
scene IN the Great Northern depot
will not 500 be forgotten nv those
who We're present.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-22
Rice PUDDING.

race In a bake-dish one Gun of
wen washed rice in one quart of new
MIX, sweetened and Favored with
nutmeg. Put into a moderate oven
ana when the top browns stir it in: re-
peat until the milk has been absorbed.
OF until the pudding is fairly thick.
Serve hot or cold.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-22

The French government asks for an
appropriation Of s4,4O0,0 900 for military
a~eroplanes. Those who imagined that
the aerial navies would reduce the
cost OF ttpeace insurance may have
to revise their IDEAS
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-22
BUSINESS MAN HANGS SELF
Wsisel Of Lacrosse, Had 5rooded
Over Death of Wife,

Wsigel Of Lacrosse, Had 5roeded
Over Death of Wife.
La Crosse, Wis, March 22.-Brood-
ing over the death Of his wife, who
expired six months ago, Frank x.
Weigel, a shoe dealer, committed Eui-
eide by hanging in his woodshed. He
was "a ard is survived by ten chill
dren.
Arising from her bed, where she had
been i'll for two days, Mrs. John Steele
walked into the front room of her
home, sat down in a chair and ex-
pired instantly. Her son John was
killed by a live wire at the top of an
electric pole, eight years ago.
"Automobiling leads to corpu1ence."
If this is an attempt to frighten the
ladies' ava from automobiles, it win
fail of its purpose.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-22
TRACK AND TIE.

e. H. Whitteker Of the Northwest
ern lines, is in the city today on rail-
road business.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-03-14

u. 3rusber9 Oou 1911 bis 1916. Va'
tans bis 1925; Sob. Toll bon 1926
bis 1929; Srieorib Peniel bon 1929
bis 1848; SbeooOr gteanoer BON I845
bis 1852; Gbarl Don 9pQ bon 1855
bis 1858; na6 Der Sbeilunq, Sr. .Gmil
SatmQnn BON 1853 Bis 1868; Is. ST.
&erm BON 1864 big 1873; Martm 6r.
S6rent bon 1880 big 1892 uno BON
1905 al Yaitor g. Sdilin9.
Inter YafOr S4rents NmtstbQti9=
teit boben in @liitstbol Die Eerl0mmz
lun0sn ibre a9reIlOen 66aratter OerlO=
rem, lino rubi9er uno baben tenen ,3u=
pa6s, wObl aber Hiittrttte gu erFQ6ren
9ebabt. 9lu6 meroen bon ben Ser
lammlun9s9lleoer Die @otte5oIen'te
beIu6t. 9enno6 1T bort bic 8etonun9
Der eium0li9en 8ete6run9 unO oaB man
5o0 uno Stunoe 'elner 8etebrun9
miiIe an9eben tOnnen, nah ME Dor
berri6eno, ebenIo Die Soentilt5trun9 Der
getebrunQ NIT Der s8ieoer0eburt, mes
bQlb audi bic &inOertaufe bel ibnen falt
QQen QDertb perloren bat uno 0in=
net9un9 gum Saptismus Oorbanoeu lit.
Sn Der @emeln0e, bic 1i6 euer9lf6 Qe=
gen ben 8optismus ettldrt bate, 1T
Das tonfellionelle 8elpuBtiein our6 ben
llebertritt einiQer grlioer aum gapti8=
mus ltdrter gu Sage 9etreten. Sic
@rniidterten unter ben griloern I6!O1=
len ii6 en0er an Die Stride an, nie Is
ieBt Der Sail nod 1T.
(9lnmertun9). @iner BON lenen
9riloern, Die Oamal5 gum gapti8mus
iibertraten, 1T ipdter nit ieinem 9lns
bang na4 9lmerita aus9enanoert uno
bort 81 ben NoOentilten iiber9eganQen,
Stl ~StluelS uuuuII, Uub tl Ultl utII
@runo nod ni6t 9sfunoen bate, Der
ieinen Nnter feHbielt. Steier @runr
lam iiberbaupt in teiner Sette uno in
teiner &ir6enpartei, aud in teiner
Geriammlun9 ionoern nur in Seiu
GbriltO, benz einSi9en @runb unD Sci:
len oes Seils, 9efunoen perben.
SEPT nod etipas bon Der @itterurg
am 26. 9eSember batten mir elmer
furdtbaren Sdneeturm - man bort,
es ieten Wenidsn ums 2eben eetonl.
men. Sen 90. uno 80. Se,ember mie.
Der Sdnselturm, unb ben 2. uno 8.
Sanuar, 1912, S9nee. SEPT 9ebt
mieoer oas S6littenfahren los. Sun
muB id idlieBen, iont perien bic Ser.
rem Stwar3tiinltler mein @ei6reibieI
in ben PapiertOrb. Gum S6luf
srilBe i6 alle 2eIer Der rYpi" blber
unD oriiben, audi meiuen Sdultamera.
ben Satob gt(?); ibrsibs otter in be,
vpolt". Sobann NsbIid.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-03-14

melder bic &oia Soif bat. 50 bat uns
iebr 9sfreut, Seinri6; reat 10. nur
INNER fleiBis 9eidrieben, oenn i'd leie
bic 9eritte ole bon bort unten. @ott-
lieb Soif ioa 6d aud eiumal IN oieiem
S!att bOren laRen.
9as Wetter 1T id0n uno pie ss
ideint betommen mir am Ia. Wdrs
eine 9Oppelbodseit; es iino Sobanues
Snobsl nit SRI. Satobina Weiienbur.
ger, tpelde nidt melt bon @ureta pobn-
baft 1T. 9as anbe-e paar 1T SOban-
mes 9lbner nit 6rl. Sioia &nooel;
miini6e ben beioen paaren piel Slid.
auh Sacob 8ren3ler unb Wasoalena
Oberldnoer weroen iid am l9. Wdr3 in
bic gbe idlieben laiIen uno ,uar bur6
Yaitor Seinrid gtasel. Sobannes
4bner ssOentt mad Der Sodseit in bic
Staot iibersuiieoeln; iein 8ei6dft 1T
bic Sattlerei, pelbes aud gut 1T. benn
einen Sattler baben mir bis iebt nod
nidt gebabt.
llniere Staot wiro INNER GROCER;
lebte @ode baben mir nod etneu
Sleil6laoen betommen; mir baben iebt
stpei unb bas 6leiid iollte biliser tper-
ben. 9ie Sarmer oieier 8egeno rii=
fen f6 CUR arbeit, oamit es los9eben
tann iobalb Der Sriiblin9 tommt. Gin
ieoer wia bel uns oieiss Sabr Der erfe
leiu. Mit 8rub
Yeter Seuti6er II.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-03-14
2sisner. siiOs3ublano.
Is. syonuar 1912.

! 10. eSuNuuI I5l|.
H., Stun min ib ben mertben Ge'ern Der
Yoit" aub tpieoer etipas gum leien
brin9en. g8ir baben Elm 9an3es Sabr
binter unS, NIT al Ieinen 9a0en uno
WO6en, 6reuOen uno 2eioen, ountel
uno 9ebeimnlBoOll lieQt oas 9feue S}abr
nod pOr uns, uno mir nilien ni6t mas
es unS brin9en pirO, Oh 6reuo poer
| 2eiD, 8eIunobet oOer &rontbeit, 2e=
ben ooer Sob. Yer Q0e9 Dor uns lte0t
i'm 9untel, mir piiien ni6t nObin er
un8 in otelem Sabre fiibren miro, tpO6l
bOfft leOer OaB ietu SuB auf ebenen
glatteu Yfaoen OaDinibrelten ntro, aber
Der 6uB Qebt nt6t OOrtbin no er mill
! ionbern wObin er 9eben muB. Wlr MOD
ten Qerne INNER ionniQe Sage erleben,
aber Elm S0berer bat DieQei6t beidlOI=
Ten, un3 rau6e Q8ege Al fitbren. IS
tann in oielem Sabre audi ltell ber9an
un0 aud tef btnunter9eben in 0untle
3bQler. 9n t0nnen ll6 9tG6te Der 5rlib=
iol uno 9raue nebeli6nere Sage einltel=
len. ga lit es oenn Elm berrlt6e5 Sing
Elm li9eres Gt6t fiir bic 6iiBe 3u baben,
oaB lie an telnen Stein ltOBen. 8ie
gut lit es Elm 8uOerldlli9es 2i6t Dor lid
gu ieben, oaB man nl6t abmei9t pom
re6ten We9e.
Sin un9efQ9r II Sabre alter &nabe,
gtamen5 gouaro, lu6te in tinoli6er
2iebe uno 9reue ieiue oerpittpete Wut=
ter Su unterItilBen, mas er ben Sag
iiber erarbeitet bate truo er oann
Abenos nod Sauie. @inmal 9eIdob e.
nun, oaB er in itoffinIterer Na6t einer
Ge9 bon orei Weilen Suriitlegen mubtt
uno bubei einen i6peren 9Inoel Su
tra9en bate, uno 10 9elan9 es ibm uu,
nit Mube uno NOtb iebr ipdt Die Seis
matb 3u erreiden. 9ie Mutter mar in
oieier 3eit oabeim lebr beior9t um ibs
rem Suneen uno ireute ii9 oaber un=
enolid, als lie ieine Stimme bOren
ourfte. 3drtlid tiiBte lie i'm, pGbrenr
lie nit 6reuoentbranen i'm Nu9e aus.
rief: @ott sruBe bid mein lieber Spbnl
. pie frob bin i'd, bid poblbeba lteu
tuieoer in meine 4rme i6lieBen gu Ton.
men! @ileno nabm iie ibm ieine giiros
ab uno 9elObte, iie NOBLE ibm in 3u-
tunft ieoen Gbeno Elm 2idt an ibr
6eniter itellen, oamit er ourd oasielbe
ben @es our Seimatb beHer finoe. @ie
seiust, 10 aeidab es AUDI fortun Sabre
lang. 8 ,pie ireute iid oann oas Ser,
oes SObnes ieoesmal, tpenn er auf Dem
Seimwese bsariifsn mar uno i6on aus
tpeiter 6erne oas lieb!ide 2i6t aenahr
lpuroe oGs ibm aus Der 0eimatb ID
freunoli6 ent9esenleu6tet.
8 bri ltian2 2aitenberger.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-03-14
Mus Oem 9iebentbalsr @sbist In
Sii0sNuBlan0. :.>

Sn ben GOlonien oes Giebentbaler
@ebiets Itebt Die 6ra9e Der allsemeiuen
2anomelluna i'm 8oroer9runo oes Sa-
gesseiprd9es. SaB es bel etnsr 10
pidti9en 6ra9e tpieoer pisls a6pTe uuo
pisle Slime 9ibt, oarf ni6t iiberrai6eu;
es udre ia fat Elm 8unoer, tpenn ein
&oloniiten9ebiet cine iOl6e gln9ele9ens
bett obne Den tppii6en Strett erleoi9te.
gu ienen, Die ni6t mOlen, 9ebOren
in erlter 2inie bic @roBliebentbaler.
9ieien 2euten oarf man aber fir 'ibre
WiOerieBli6tett teine 8Ortuiirfe madeu,
oenn lie baben ibre rguten @riinoe",
lid itren9 tOnierOatiO 3u Uerbalten uno
trampfbaft an Der alteu Sronung Der
9tn9e fefSubalten. llno welder 4rt
Itno oieie r9uten @rilnoe"?
8or eini9en Sabren bei6lOB bic
8roBliebentbaler WOlOf, alles CUR
0oloit sebOri9e 2ano BON einem Sads
mann ummshen Su laiien. Die ar-
belt bate luiti9 besonnen uno mar
raid siemlid melt poran9eidritteu, ais
bic 8roBlisbentbaier Dem 2anomeher
elm ener9iides rSalt ein! bOr' auf!"
auriefen. IS bate Iib ndmlih oas
3urisium 9eraus9eitelt, oaB bic @s-
meinoe 8roBliebentbal bis 700 Sefi.
2ano mebr befBt, ais ibr Der 8riin-
bunssatt Der 6Olonis suliderts! llno
oas ioate nidt ans 5aseslidt tommeu.
Die 2anomehuns ipuroe oamals aud
tuirtlid pereitelt, uno ieBt ordnsen oie
meiiten &oloniiten oes 2isbentbalsr
8ebiets auf cine neue llmmehung, unb
iie tperoen allem 4nideine uad ibren
Wilen ourdieben. 8roBlisbentbal bot
su bisl, uuo &leinliebentbal 81 rpenis
2ano! Sort 700 Seiii. lleberi9uB,
bier ieblen 800 9eiii. uno bas felt
mebr oenn 100 Sabren!
@s lit interehant, tuie iid Der tueitere
gerlauf Der Siuge selfalten fuiro. 4.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-03-14
9iaspie,u, Siibs3atota.

Serr uno 6rau Matt. Sdab itatte=
ten am WOntas Der 6amilie 9itidefstt
einen SeIu6 ab.
3ablrei6e Sdulen iblieBen oieie
WD6e - beinabe idmmtli6e 2auoi6u.
len uniers Gountps.
9lnton @berle 9eoentt aus9anas oie=
fer @ode mieOer mad Sasue 3uriidsua
te9ren.
Die 6armer oieier Seeeno bereiten
fi6 aufS 6riibiabr Dar. SOrer3 Mal-
Jam lit babel aanS beionoers fart be-
iddftigt.
2luf Dem glnpeien oes Serru @uth-
miller fano neuli6 elm 3anStrdns6en
itatt, an weldem f6 sablreide bieiise
jung 2eute betbeili9ten. Corr
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-03-14
Streeter, Norbs1afota.
10. 9OPdrs 1912.

Nertbe rYoi"! Sd muB aud pie=
Der einise 3eilen idreiben; i'd babe
s,par ni6t piel 3eit bierSu, oenn mir
iino INNER am 9luspaden neuer @aa.
rem, ba bic @ebriioer Silbermam ibre
Srubiabrsiaden einselest baben. slber
10 piel 3eit mill id mir bod erlauben,
um bent 8. y. Soif su wiiien 3u laiien
oaB i6 Der peter Seutider ir. bin,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-03-14
1lob INNER.
Gon Inna &lr6itein.

9iOd immer bdlt oes @nters itren9e Maft
9ie @roe in beS @ieS faltem Sanoe,
&ein &n0spd)en bat iib nod beruorsepast,
Gin lpeiBer Wfantel befet nod Die 2anoe,
Gs ienoet Suar 5rau Soane idun berab
Die Strablen unS, Die llbterfiaten bellen,
9od talt uno 9lutbenlos iiuO lire @elen;
g}od i6winot Der gSinter leinen 6errideritab.
9oh bolo miro euolidb lApdder feline 8raft
limb oanu bee9t mub er Dem 6ribling lpelden;
Gem boloen 2en5, Der 6reuO unO @Oune idafft,
WtuB luioerui0i9 er iein 95epter reiten
Damn trdst Die Groe balO ibr grimes &leio,
Wtit bunten Sliten pirb iie iid bann id)miifen;
llno ooppet bolo iuiro liebli6 uns besliden
ytad lau9er 9totb bic i66ne 5riiblnss5eit.
Sp loQ OaS SerS oh audi i'm lln9lid - nt6t
Sn Gram uno Summer bOifnun9slOs perllnfen,
0enn erit nad ountler 9taft miro uns oaS 2icbt
Ser CSidesionne boppelt itrableno winten.
9tab @interbarm fol9t 5riiblin9s slcnnenldein,
llno triben 2eiben fOlsen bettre 5reuoen;
So miro audi boIo Der Iren9e gStnter lbeioen
lno oreiiad lpu Der 2eu5 wllltommen len.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-03-14
8rief bon &arl Yfefer.
Seriibrt in osmielbsn bic 9annwiribs
i4aft int staate 8aibinstOn. Mud
widtis fir bic bisiigsn Sarmsr.

Ssrr Charles Yfeiier, in Sacoma,
@aibnston, wobnbaft, idrieb oieier
Sage an ieinsn Sreuno Sac. S6miot,
oreisebn Wsilen nprbtpeltlib bon Gureta
mobnbaft, wie fol9t:
@ertber 6reuuo Sacob SdmIot uno
6amilie! Guren wertben grief babe ib
erbalten; es freut mid INNER penn bu
ettpas i6reiblt, niht nur bic Neuigtets
ten, ebenfaQs pie Elm Srief nad benz
anberen INNER beiier lautet unb oer
Sprti6ritt i'm Sdreiben iid benert.
4ue @usf6teu. fir ben @inter nit
benz S6nee, lino quite ausiidten um
i'm tommenben Sabre cine @rnte Su
erbalten. YrofeNor Sids, Der @etters
! prophet, ma6te einen geridt, oaB mir
i'm Wonat Mtai piele StDrun9eu unter
ben Ylaneten baben tperben, uno our6
oieies tonnen mir nod auf pielen Shnee
uno 8e9en boffen. Had oem 9an5en
geri6t bes Serrn Sits iollte 10 frib
als mo9li6 eeidt iperoen, oa fir aus=
gangs Suli uno glu9uit eiue trodene
3eit an9eSei9t 1T.
Sier I'M Staate @albingtpn MAIDEN
bic 6armer 9rObe 6orti6rttte IN Der
Wtetbooe oes Serru Gampbe0. Gs 1T
iebr sinfa6; ieoesmal nad einem Re-
gen, ebe Der gDoen oben Su trofnen
anfdn9t. muB bic Ggge oariiber ge3o9en
peroen, iooaB Der gpoen einen 9uten
Staubmantel bebGlt; oenn ieoesmal
tpenn es re9net, tpiro Der 8ooen oben
noHerbart, uno bic Suft Stebt oann Ios
9lei9 oas @aHer aus benz Sooen. 9a
nun bic Fru6t ebenfalls ibre 9tabruu9
brGudt, 10 piro Der SOoeu 81 'hnell
trofen, Die tleinen Saugpur3eln trodz
men Elm uno Die Bfanse fdn9t oann on
Su buu9ern.
Sier in Waibin9tOn bat man ausgea
funoen, DaB, weun man ben geiSen
a6t 3oQ au3einanoerIdt, uno SO Pfuuo
auf ben 9lfer, unO oas 2ano aues 10
piel wie mO9lt6 ben lan9en We9 nit
Der 9rill lat, 1T am Seiten. 9Gs Selo
miro Oann na6 ieOem &e9en, 10 pie
Der Srill 9e8an9en 1T, nit elmer lei6ten
@99e 9e99t, iooaB Der gOoen einen 9ll=
ten, loien Staubmantel bebalt uno oa-
Our9 aud oas llutraut perni6tet piro,
ba oas llntraut mcbr uno i6neler bic
6eudti9teit aus oem gooen 3iebt als
bic 6rudt.
@ner meiner 6armer: 6reunOe iaate
mir Iol9enoes: g8enn feline 6ru6t
ie6s bis adt 3Oll bod 1T, uuo oann
nod einen Re9en betOmmt, oann iol
man elnen bOlen NaAbar gum leBten
Mal e99en laiien. Gr Ia9te, oaB er
lebten Sommer 40 older QBinterweisen
i'm Sum-, na6 Dem leBten 8e9en, 10
ibltmm 9ee99t bat, oaB feline Na6barr
i'm fir perriitt belten, uno ieine 6rau
tbm iu9te: Sept bit ou ferti9 fir ba:
gtarrenbaus. glls er aber oebroI6er
bate mar es anoers; 424 gui6el pc,
9lder erbielt er bon ben 40 4fern, mel.
DE 10 perriitt 9ee99t paren, uno ietr
Na9bar, Der 10 piel muBte, bat l4a
gui6el pom older betOmmen. 6,
ia9te, oaB etpas bon Der @g9e beraus'
ge3o9en piro, aber oas ma6t nt9t:
aus, oa bic 6rudt Oann bic 6eubtis
teit bebGlt uno in orei Sa9en Der @ei
gen gang idwarS9riin ausliebt. 6eite,
gooen uno Elm gutter Staubmnte
bdlt bic Seudtigteit i'm 8ooen.
Die Poittarten babe i6 erbalten
ma6ten mir Diel Sreuoe. SHreib
re6t oft. Mit 6ruB
90
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-03-14

s Sie 8eutide Sant leibet 8elo
auf 2anb unter siinitigen geoingunsen.
0er weldes baben mill ipre9e Dor. Die
8euti1e gant.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-03
An1uSen1entS
AT THE PRINCESS.

After the large number of musical acts that have played in vaudeville this city when one speciai= tift- of this kind can get e4ep dozen encores. it is significant of the fact that they are above the ordinary features of this kind. and that Is the manner in which the Five Musical Lunds were received last night at the Princess. Never in the history of this popular theater has there been such a unanimous stamp of appro. bation given anything in the line Of music in vaudeville as has been sc- corded this masterful act Today Is the last opportunity that the patrons of the Princess will have to near them. Not to do so is to miss an un- pleasant visitation to the harmoni. ous land of melody,
 Marseilles the most clever acrobat 4n vaudeville the man who demon strates the extreme flexibility that one can train the human pod, 10 by taking care of ones self, 3gan prov ed last night that he is Hithou, a peer in this difficult line 1f work. The young man has an eye 70 the artistic, too, for his act Is staged A an elaborate manner, the great black plush forming a background, while he does his routine attired in white tights and working in brilliant spot" As "a study in white he is in a class by himself
 The Gilmore Sisters and Brigham, three of as clever and versatile young maidens that any one would care to be entertained by, haye won a host of admirers in Hot Springs by their delightful act Their songs are or iginal Furthermore, they can sing and dance and their closing number. the big western speciality is just the thing to give the act a lively finish.
 Kennedy and Platt and Nobody seem to derive more genuine humor and provide more laughs than any two comedians here in weeks The success of their work is due to the fact that both men are naturally fun ly and therefore they do not have to resort tQ any artificial means to make their act popular. This is a novelty and it is appreciated by all who see it.
 Billy Ray, as the Musical ChinR gave the audience delightful treat His various numbers have been SC lectea with care end his execution is faultless. The portraying of a China man is not the easiest thing in the world, but to combine melody wiN this means that the person who un. dertakes to do so is possessed of ex traordinary ability, and that describes Billy Ray to the proyerbial TT That too, is why he is a big hit in all the high class houses.
 The management Of the Princess has booked an exceptionally mefito- rious attraction for the first three days of next week, with one big flea. ture act that is destined to be the talk of the town.