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New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
AN APPEAL FOR CHARITY.

An industrious widow, with three young
children, works by the day as n laundress
% support her home. The children so 70
school. where they are cared for during
the mothers absence Her work IS irreGu-
lar. and she also has had illness with
which 10 contend The family needs a
small sum. In addition TO the wCman's
earnings, 10 meet expenses. Her income
varies from S. TO 50 a week and a regular
increase Of s. 10 this will relieve her Of
anxietv and a temptation 10 overworli.
The Charity Organization Society asks for
Sos, with which 10 pay this for the com
ing twelve months. Gifts may he sent TO
the office OF the society, No l05 East I'D
street and will be acknowledged.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
WOULD TEACH Y0J5EENORK
Mrs. Florence Kelly CritiCiSes
Schools of the City.
THINKS GIRLS NEGLECTED.
Says 10000 Were Turned Out
Last Year with No Teaching
In Household Arts.

we ought 10 shrek from the house
nual meeting Of the Association OF Praci-
cal Housekeeping Centres, at the home Of
Mrs. Ernest Poole. No 130 West nth
street, yesterday. The city should do on
large scale the work that this asso,ja
tinn, on a necessarily small scale. is dong
What effort is the city making to give
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06

ing, and Miss Henrietta Deizoroth, who IS
iu her second year, drew Corinthian cap
itaI from memory
Miss : a. Walker. director of the art
school in tcn-milute talk explained that
the school makes no arbitrary separation
between craftsmanship and what IS called
the higher art. but tries 20 1T the girls so
that they can earn living by the first.
or pursue the other II they have the abil-
ity and the means.
After tho meeting visitors viewed an eX-
hibition Of work done by the art pupils
since October
Especially interesting was that Of two
girls sent from tho Henry Street Settle
mont by woman whose attention was at
Iranlll 10 them there.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
SERVICE BOARD TEST SUIT
Third Avenue Railway Company tc
Onnose Commission s Orders.

The Third Avenue Railway Company IL
is understood, will test in the courts the
legality of the orders adopted by the Pubic
Service Commission on Saturday directing
the company to set aside a large sum yearly
for payment into an amortization fund ana
to turn at least 20 per cent Of the gross
operating revenues each year into main
tenance depreciation and renewals fund.
II is said to be the position OF counsei
for the company that for the Public Service
Commission 10 say what proportion OF the
earnings of corporations under its jurisdic-
ton must be applied to maintenance. and
what part must bc set aside for sinking
FUNDS would be virtually TO enable ii to
nullify the decision Of the Court Of Appeals
under which the commission was Obliged TO
approve the new security issues of the
Third Avenue under the reorganization
plan
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
WIDOW RECEIVES $4,000
Suit of Mrs. c. G. Dickinson for $685.
Oud Insurance Compromised.

OU0 Insurance COMPROMISED
An order OF discontinuance was hled yes
terday in the Supreme Court suit Droush.
by Mrs Grace G. Dickinson wido" oL
Charles c. Dickinson, former president oi
the Carnegie Trust Company against tne t
Casualty Company OF America 10 recovet ',e
$500 the amount OF a policy on the Iie M
Of her husband II is understood Una. u 'ne dns
suit was settled by the payment ol slO'OO'
TO Mrs Dickinson.
Mr.. Dickinson died in 1910 under peculias :
circumstances A coroner's jury oeelueO
that his death was caused by the inna,'- s,.'a
ton Of fumes while he was experli''ei''''s |,
IN chemical laboratory. inc 'a'u"'s ~
Company of America refused 70 pay Oh ~. NV
policy held 10y MIR Dickinson ana ,..
Dickinson began the suit to eompei pay
mcnt =, t.st
Counsel for Mrs. Dickinson sa'" ' ,d
night there had been suDs'ail,ia' @ne 1r,,c
satisfaetory settlement OF th0 su''' oi,cy
company had refused TO pay on cue poa.y ,.i,
because il provided only foF deatn ~ ~ ,he
dent. while the company malntaineu eo. .,,ral 1,,l
death Of MIR. .pickinson was due y -.
....- Il - :. go sssss-, ysszass szss'sn7
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
sPI7reRs PAY Sal IN FINES.

Dr Walter Bensel, sanitary superln-
,ondert of tho Department Of Health, re-
norted 10 commissioner Lederle Yesterday
thar in the last week forty-fve persons haa
beer hailed 10 court for violating the spit
,,,g ordioauce. The total fines amounted
70 sr. There were only two persons ols-
obarged summonges were issued In twen-
tv-fve Of the cases. Five cases are stih
pending.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
N,INE more days, and the series OF illustrations
~ in The Tribune's great Bookreaders Con-

NYINE more days, and the series OF illustrations
in The Tribune's great BookreaderS eon-
test will be completed.
rs time to get in line for those SlS'4oo worm
of magnificent prizes and it is time tor contestants
% prepare to fll out their coupons.
0f course. the fact that there will be only nine
more davs during which the pictures will run does
rot mean that there will be only that many days
:, which 70 solve and deliver set of solutions.
Tb. last pictures will appear on February ~
o,d of.er that date The Tribune will allow twenty
an. davs during which contestants may reVis" SN
ths;- answers, secure extra coupons and make de-
i;.-y of same at the Contest Department.
Rnt i IS well to begin in time in order 20 nLSn !1!
without hurry, and competitors in this competluoIi
cannot afford to allow themselves to be hurrleu
in solving the pictures and filing out the coupons
The iisf of rewards, including two hne automo-
bies four fine player-pianos, FIVE upright pianos
furniture diamonds, cash and more than tnou-
sand other valuable prizes, IS far too Valuable 10
be slighted in that way ...,.;u. of ace
The fact also that any one, irrespective OF dee
or Mace of residence may still enter the Gontest
within several days of the publication OF the ldS'
pictures makes it an opportunity unprecedenT5eo. T
Order the back numbers togetner WIFI NoH-
test Catalogue, and enter to-day
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06

delicate
chrysanthemum design, Is 81. Half dozen
OF these cups and saucers can be bought
for s..
Half a dozen salts in seiti ware. with a
lacquer tray just large enough TO hold
them quite comfortably, can be bought for
70 cents.
Night drawers for children OF from two
10 twelve years OF age are made in three
different qualities Of knit white cotton
fabric in winter weight at prices ranging
from 80 cents TO s. 60. In the best grade
the prices are from 81 80 Cor the two-year
size up to 81 so for the twelve-year size; and
the other grades are from 10 cents TO 81 IS
and from 80 cents to 70 cents The little
garments are also to be had In three grades
OF summer weight knit fabric at from 81 10
10 81 10. from 60 cents 10 81 Is and from 50
cents 10 rs cents. They can be bought at
any of the various prices either with or
without feet. This addition is considered
desirable even on those in summer weight,
as II they should not be Ally necessary
for the warmth Of small Ses, they keep
the drawers from slipping up and becom-
ing uncomfortable.
Sleeping caps Of knit white cotton at 40
cents and 50 cents can always be kept i'm
uaculately clean. as they VIII suffer no in
ipry from the most frequent visits TO the
laundry They tit snugly to the head and
are lust the thing for children who sleep
outdoors; or they would be equally useful
"a, times 10 those who follow the more mod
crate uractice OF sleeping indoors with
open Windows.
The nam OF shops where articles mentioned
on this page Werc seen ce1 90 ootaihed by SEND
IN, STAMPED and addressed envelope to Seen
a. ,ba shops-" New-York Tribune. To secure a
pronpt reply the date es publication should bs
p,o'S 80 -.s.--4al-----~- 49, 49,
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
.Jeen in the Shops

Pretty little dresses OF chiffon over white
net are being sold for 81 %. They come in
a number of different pale shades. have
couple of two-inch tucks on tho skirt and
are trimmed on the bodice and sleeves with
touches OF messaline and embroidery.
In one small shop dresses for children
are made by hand TO order a. prices some
what under those charged In larger estab-
lishments for ready-made garments Of
similar kind. The work is beaut-
fully done. the materials are Of the best,
and all sorts of little devices-such as
a tuck under a hem and so oE-are intro
duced so that the frocks can be made TO
glow gracefully as their wearers do. Many
r,otbers VINO like their Children 10 wear
hand-nnade dresses say they find II most
economical and convenient TO have them
made i'm this way, as q complete OUTFIT can
he purchased at a time and can be de-
nended upon to last for year. In the
same shop a number Of model dresses which
hava become slightly soilCd are now on
saIe M reduced prices.
niehtgown at 81 95 which has proved
-, ronular is simply made OF fine main
ai, 1vith no decorations but two or three
grouns Of tucks, yoke Of real Irish crochet
20 anish of Irish picot on the sleeves.
1rho neck is rather low and the sleeves
eho-t Int not extremely so.
Round HaEonc wooden t"Sa- which arc
- color and have t5oir covers decor
atod with little inlaid figures NJ darker
-, are useful In the smaller sizes, for
,'e,.,t,, ,rlnkets. and in the larger sizes
-. sorvc for work BOXES The prices,
mat, IN size. are 90 ., s. and 90 cents.
,,a,, dozen after-dinner coffee cups and
...,,oars ~ the pretty, pale green seiji ware
con- he bought in one Japanese shop just
now for 81.
- n, a oun and szpcer IN tha
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
0nlv Nine More Instalments of Pictures to Appear
but There's Still Time to Enter and Try Tor Prize
Contestants VIII &c Allowed
Twenty-One Days to Prepare
and Send in Their Solutions.
NOTICE TO CONTESTANTS!

Contestants in the BOokreaders' Contest sa are are
warned against unscrupulous persons %ltU oo,-ect
I;etsS VetGSSe of names to the pictures published;
srS ronies Of these lists, which have been secured
-, Sop1s ptbs Contest Department, show that three
f0yurths of the answers given are incorrect | anu
lou, latter Of fact they will only tend to con
fuse contestants more than to ASSIST tl'.tl w.
The advice OF the Contest Department - ~
p3' CONTEST MANAGER.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06

SUNDAYS YORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the Unted States
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06

delicate blue and white suhei ware, in
chrysanthemum design, Is ST. Half dozen
Of these cups and saucers can be bought
for s..
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06

Half a dozen salts in seiji ware. with a
lacquer tray just large enough TO hold
them quite comfortably. can be bought for
Is centg
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-21

no chance. to please the fans, who
don't know a good fight
Coaches Stagg of Chicago and
Hammett of Northwestern have
bEoken all4tecords by declaring
they are satisfied with the first
days practice of their squads.
rad Wolgast declares he is
willing to sign for a fight with
any lightweight Thanksgiving
day. He prefers Mandot, Richie
or Rivers, the. scrap to take place
at Los Angeles before the Yer
non A G.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-21
CUSTARD

Mix half a pint of milk sweet
.ened and favored, with two eggs
lightly beaten. Put this into
saucepan, and stir gently until it
thickens, but do not let it boil.
Pour it in a tureen, add more SUI
gar if necessary, and CRATE lit
tie nutmeg on the top.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-21

I FAITH
By Berton Braley.
You hear people say
There is none you can trust,
All honor's astray
And the truths in the dust"
Yet it's faith rules the earth
AS it always has been;
We depend on the worth
Of our true fellow men.
When we travel on land,
When we sail on the sea,
Our life's in the hand
Of another, and we
Must depend on his skill
And his probity, too.
His courage and will
Which shall carry US through.
Wherever one goes
In his ways to and fro,
He is trusting to those
Whom we can't even know.
Each way that we turn
And each thing we have done
But helps us to learn
We are trusting some one.
We must trust when we eat
And have faith when we drink
In our homes, in the street;
If we just stop to think.
We must trust in mankind
/ If we wish to or not;
You say faiths declined"
And | say-not a jot!
-o-O-
CUSTARD
Mix half a pint of milk sweet
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-30

Brett. SitotpIt. Die Staotpolisei ent.
osdte cine eebsime Sa6arinfabrit; l6
puo Sadarin muroeu init geihlaa
belcst.
3arispn. Sier uuroe iiinait Der
Sauptmam elmer bsriidtistsn Rdubers
banbe 9almptow eet0otet.
aaian. gluf oem 6lub 8aianta iippte
ein Sabn nit IA Iiibern. 9ldt Yer-
ionsn ertranten. Die iibri9en puroen
9erettst.
Smit. Ger 6lub Sihim 1T i'm at=
baiartr Greis aus ieinen llfs,n 9etreten
uno bat 9roBen Sdaoen an9eridtet.
IS lino Wenibenopfer Su perjeidnen.
Mostau. Die @oupernementslano-
Shaft foroert ale 9anbdmter auf, lid
su pereinen uuo am Sage Der Gntbiil=-
lung oes 9eutmuls fir Saiier 9llerans
Der ben Sritten einen al9emeinen
&ranS am 9entmal uieoersule9sn.
9iiibni-gtom9oroo. Die 9lrbsitsr Der
SormOper 6abrit. Die anldblib Der
llnruben i'm 2ena9ebiet oeitgeitt baben,
bubsn ibre Nrbeit pieoer auf9enom-
men.
Clarion. Sm Sdadt Nr. l Der
Saoieipiter Steintoblensruben bat cine
@rploiiOn ltatt9efunoen. Grei Nrbeiter
wuroen 9etootet, feds erbielten Srano-
munoen.
Stem. ga Der Sarif auf ausldnoi=
ibe lanopirtbi6aftlide Mal6inen be-
oeuteno erbObt wuroe, be9aben iih
iiinat cine 8ruppe oeutiber Sn9enieure
nod Dem nOromeitli6en uno iiiopeItli=
den &uBlano, 3peds NusfOridun9 Der
8eseno uro grridtuns 3iueier 6abri.
ten fir lanowirtbibaftliae Waidinen.
@ernp. Sn Der Narpniter Poitab-
t5eiluns bat cine grploiion itattsefun-
ben, pobei iiber 2000 &bl. in elmer
@elotilte perni6tet poroeu Iino.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-30
Mberoceu, SuosTafota.

9luf gsiud bielten iih bier oieie
Wode Serr Sobn g. 8usler uno
Sodter bon @ureta, 9. b, bel ibren
6reunoen auf.
Der Glsrt oes bisf9en itatiitiiden
Bureaus bat ieinen geridt iiber 8e-
burten uno Sterbefdlle etc. fir ben
Monat 4pril berausaeeeben. Garnad
maren wdbreno oes Monats 9lpril %
8eburten uno q 3aoesfdle gu ber-
sei6nen, pdbreno an II Yaaren 6ei-
ratbsiheine ertbeilt wuroen. Nu9 muroe
iiber stuei Sdsioungen beridtet uno
lieben 8ir9er babeu ibre papiere ber=
ans9enommen.
Sn ben erlten 9a9en Deg SUM miro
Der in bieli9er @dbe 9ele9ene Wplie
Parf. tpeiher Iib bel cen 9lberoeenern
alloemeiner 8eliebtbeit erfreut, erOfnet
meroen. 9ie 9lberoeen part papillion
SO. bat bic 0ermaltun9 oelIelben iibers
nommen uno miro oenielben ndbreno
Der Commemorate aud in Der oe66ri=
gen uno untaoelbaIten @eiie fiibren.
Man bat audi glnitalten getrOfen, oaB
in bieler Saiion cine glnSabl goote IN
cem nabebei9eleeenen Safe Minneebo in
Sbdti9teit 9eHellt weroen iollen.
9ie Mit9lieoer Der beriidti9ten 3ils
leps6amilie, tpelde Ii4 Dor sini9er 3eit
sablrei6er Pelsidwinoeieien ldulois
betennen mubte, ipuroen am Monta9
9(beno ua6 benz 8unoes5udtbauie Sl
9euosnportb, &anias, seidift uno mar
ibnen bon ben Seamten erlaubt por=
ben, nod bon ibren bieli9en gngebOri=
gen 9bidieo gu nebmen, tpel6e li6 oenn
au6 i'm StaotssfdnsniB einoefunoen
batten. @s mar cine riibrenoe 9lbs
itieosisene. 8ielen unierer 9eier tper=
ben bic @enannten 8. 8. 3iuep uno
g. u. 3ilep nod in trauriser Crime
run9 iein, oa iie audi periaieoene
9eutinruNen beidwinoelt butten.
Sin reiienber Supelier muroe leBtt
Wo6e alpsimal in bic bielise pOliSeilta'
tion eineeliefert. 9lls er oas erfe NtaI
einseiperrt puroe, 9ab er sinen fali6er
Namen an; man sntlieB ibn ge9er
Yiir9ihaft bon SO; oieis mubten abei
ais perfallen srtldrt iperoen, oa lib De,
8enannte am anbsren 3ase nidt &C.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-30

llnldnsft eridien in einem iuirtb-
idaitliaen Mo6enbldttben folsenoe
tleine aber iiberaus widtise Notis:
vGie Sauptpertpaltun9 Der 2ano-
pirtbihaft uno 2anoeinri6tuns piro
i'm laufenoen Sabre eini9e ipe3ielle
6rauenturie fir gduerinnen in ben
@oupernsmets 5ambom, Samara, Sa=
ration uno penia erOifuen. 3utritt bas
ben ale iene, bic bic 2anoamtsidule
seenoist unb oas Is. 9ebensiabr 3u-
riidaelest baben. gs iinoen 8orlsiun-
gen itatt iiber @efiigelsudt, @emiiis-
bau, Sauspirtbidaft uno Sudfiib=
rure.
Wtsines Niliens lit oies Der srlte
S4ritt, Der in Rublano 9etban tuiro.
nm ben 8duerinnen iolhe Genutniiis
su iibsrmitteln. Solae Gurie iino NIT
6reues su beariiBen. g8er nit Der
MISUNDERSTANDING uno beionoers nit
benz Speiissettei auf benz 9orfe be-
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-30

iiellt bate. Oils er oas srpeite Mal pers
baftet puroe, ipar er total ab9ebrannt-
Sin Ssamter Der Seilsarmee bate li&
oes Wannes an9enommen uro oelieu
Initren9unsen selana es aud, lid nit
oem in Der Staot befinolihen vSoB"
oes Reiienoen In 9er5inoune su ieben.
Ser 8erbaftete 1T elm liosoriider Srir-
ter, uno oas idlimmits lit, oab er be-
abfhtiste, cine eeadtete iunae 9ame
in Sicur Gitp su beiratben, Die piisn-
bar teine 9l5nun9 bon ieinem CATER
bate. Die 6amilie oes 8enannten
(iein Same lit u. u. Seter) bat alles
in ibren &rdften itebenee 9etban, UNI
ben Wamn ben ieinem Cater su be-
freien; ood es ibent alleS peroebli6 3u
iein. Der Gbei Der 6irma iaete aus,
oaB Der &eiienoe elmer ieiner fdbielten
agenten lei uno idbrlia ca. $4,000 per-
olene. gs i6eint aber SOpfen uno Mals
an benz 3runtenbolo Derlorsn Su iein.
Serr Seinrid Sdrob, elm einfluB.
reiber 9eutid- -&uiie bon 4beroeen, lit
iebt oamit beiadftist iid einen @ro-
cerielaoen an Der gioro 2loDo StraBe
su baueu. Sas @ebdube ioQ 30x40
6ub 9rOB iein. 9luberoem baut Serr
S6rob liA aud nod ein sweiitodiges
@obnbaus, bon l8x28 SUB 9rOb.
(Reue Ienti6e prehe.)
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-30

'apsi IA, esn eAvsk nae eess iM yslss
Ia.tsa. Nas Eaa aaa iay Nru wtSsIItsn
aVlnN uae Glsata sim ueus 3sispxtIeN'
salNytttsn ica, Selgaesys eu agaasu
wiyo 'ysueia asuaen. Wenu ss beesali.
Neb iom cine bshtre ,Suiunit eepct.
hsAi. Tenn HHr ,a Odnha Tam 60 pct.
eab er Die eau,e S6Hsti,sr ourAinarrte.
Tut une WoIltoue bEummeuo berpcr.
hieE. neil bic Nausireu ibm ben Srst
DerlaIen bate. Sebbait lteIs icb mir
oas eisbcrn zines mtinsr aoIIeasn Dor.
bar. meun ss bel Slide uichi nab iei.
nsm Geihmsde ausiab ooer meuu man
ibm 9artoneln nno alObe. NIT oensn
man eiusm elm gIuae bate anslusrfen
ionnen. porieBte. aui uno oaoonIiei
uno bic aanse Wirtbibaft ins ibmarse
gleer piinihte. Sn iplden 6dIlen be-
snuate er fh oann nit einsm 8las
9iilh uno 3misbeln oosr Gnoblau6
uno esrliderte, piss idmeds mis bic
reiniie 8ratpurf. Man tonnh ia nod
uiels ioldsr @eibihtsn bier sinfhasn,
3iebe es aber Dor, midi in tiefes Shpei-
oen an biillen.
Gs 1T nod ri6t isbr lanae ber, oa
bieb es auf uniern 9orferu:
Was, mel 2is ipa ihreime un' ruiz
Iilb leie lsrne9 3es If unrotbie. SOls
bat braud ie net oiene, Shreiper pero
ie aa net. g IL net n0tbi9. Die ioll
mol erf gut binne (6arbsn binoen)
lerns, oes IL seiteitev wie DO rum9e-
triBelt.
giotiirlib betamen mir auI oisie @eiie
quite yinoerinnen, uber teine tii6tiee
Seusfrauen. Seute baben mir aber Die
eriteren gar nidt nOtFia, oa be Ma-
ihinen oieie 9lrbeit leilten, wdbreno bic
Sausfrauen nber tets notbwenoig lino.
gum Slid 1T bierin beute elm 9epalti-
ger llmIdwung Su 9eNerun9 ein9etre.
ten, oenn nur ielten finoet man aOlo=
MEN, Die fb Der Mdohenbiloung nod
mioerisben. g0ir babsn iton Elm fiat :
lide 3abl MGohen uno iun9e 6rauen,
Die Die 2anoamtsibule abIOlpiert baben
uno oenen oaber Der 3utritt gu ben gu
peranitaltenoen &urIen oifeu itebt. M0,
gen rsdt piele Die @els9enbeit beniIben,
Ii6 geoie9ene 9snntniiie anSuei9nen,
Die Die 6ausirau beute nOtbig Bat, um
cine perniinftise Sauspirtbihaft 81
fiibren. 2eo.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-30
&nr,e rnifide Nadridten.

Sin bluti9es Drama ipielte lih i'm
Nowp Saiar in SoeHa ab. Ger Sdub-
mann WottOtpiti erfdoB auf einem
SpaSisrsanse iia ielblt uno feline @e-
liebte Sermclaiewa. geioe 2eidnams
purosn in bic anatOmii9e 8ammer
9ebradt.
gllereiewta, Commencement Stamro-
pol. Wiit Der 9lusiaat Iino mir fertie
bic @itterun9 1T leioer nod 3u talt 10
oab oas Wadstbum nur lansiam ooran
itrsitst. Sic Wintsrfrubt 1T mittel.
mdbig.
SelS, Coellaer &reis. 9ie Witte=
runs lit miloer 9ewOrOen, uno uniers
Minterfru6t bat Die idlimme 3eit oes
6riibiabrsfroltes eliflid iiberltanoen
uno tebt id0n oa. Ser 9nieiter 1T
Gus ieinen ufern setreten uno bat auf
Der einsn Ssite srOben S6aoen anae-
ri9tet.
Ger Stano Der @etreioefelper in Si=
birien lit, ben neueren Na9ri6ten au=
folse, nidt iebr bOIfnun9sooa. Sm
mafiii6iriiten @eiSenrapon iino Die
@interiaaten fat bOiinunsslos. @twas
beiier lino oaos9sn Die 9luslidten i'm
&ur9aner 6reiie uno in ben iiioli6en
Sbeilen oes @oupernements SOmIt.
Nuh aus benz Commencement Srtutlt,
no fat ausi6lieBli6 Winterrossen ae.
baut piro. liesen traurige Na6ridter
Dor.
Sebultianfelo, SoeHaer 9reis. ge=
tamtli6 lino i'm SbeRaer &reis auf
einigen Gbutoren Die Sdulen unb get-
bduier bon Der 0rtliden gebOroe 9e=
idloHen tporoen. 9lud bel uns in Se-
baltianfelo idloB man oas Setbaus;
mir panoten uns iofort. mie ieiner3eit
eerathen ipuroe, nad Gberion, nm Die
n0tbige geltdtiaun9 einSubolen. gDie
id oieier Sage erfubr, nuroe uns bic
8eltdtiauns bsreits ausseite0t uno wirc
oemnddlt uns 3useIhidt. I'll.
petersburg. Ser Sngenieur @O-
rOn3ow, 38 Sabre alt, sridob iih, ieine
sSrau uno feline bier &inoer.
&iep. @essn Nufitadeluns Der ge'
p0ltsruns gum Streit anldBliA &c:
9enaerei9nilies wurosn IL Perioner
perbaftet.
Sepaltopol. Sas Marine9eridt ba
benz Gommanoeur oes Minenboot!
r2eutnant Yuratop" ben 6apitdn er'
ten &anses @Olomiinin pe9en 8erun
treuune bon 5000 &bl. su einsm Sab,
uno bier Wonaten 6eitunssbaft perur
tbeilt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-05-30
Wie Gin War6en aus altsn Ssiten.

Ne elm Mdrden aus alten 3eiten
tlan9 es ourd cine Sebatte, bic Dor
eini9en Sa9en in Der Waibingtoner
Senatstammer ltattfano. Wan ipra1
bon Der 3eit, oa nod eetpaltioe Yufs
felberoen bic prairien oes @eltens be-
bOlterten uno ben NnIieolern nibt BLOB
billi9es 6lsiid, ionoern nit ibren Sel=
len aud S6ub gegen bic @intertdlte
sepdbrten. YeranlaBt puroe bic Dee
bate our4 einen gOridla9 bes glder=
bauietretdrs, auf Der Wino Gapc 8es
Ieroation einen neuen g8ilopart an,u=
le9en uno ibn nit elmer giiIfelberoe 3u
beieben. 8e9en ben Plan puroe oel=
teno 9ema6t, oaB bon ben 0ffentli6en
2dnoereien bereits 200 Millionen older
ais Natonalparts Der Yelieoelun9 ents
3ogen ieien, uno oaB man es bamit
ei9entlih aenu9 iein luiien tonne. Gee
nator gielion bon Minneiota aber trat
nit grober @ntidieoenbeit fir ben @or=
iblae oes 2lderbauietretdrs elm, uno
bel oieier 8sleoenbeit erSdblte er aus
Der 3sit, oa er als iun9er Meni6 nad
Winneiotd fam. 8amals - es mar su
anfang Der lieb3i9er Sabre - befan=
ben ii6 ale 8emobner iener 8s9eno I'M
8eIib bon Mdnteln aus Suffelfelen,
Die trefflihen Sdub 9e9en Die &dlte
9emdbrten. st ielblt, iaete er, babe in
einem iOlden Wantel bel oreiBig @rao
unter Stuff i'm 6reien gearbeitet uno
babel neni9 bon Der Sdlte empfunoen.
S9on fir ie65ebn Dollar babe man
einen iol6en Mantel baben tOnnen,
unb einen beIonoers ele9anten, NIT
SeiOe 9efiitterten fir fiinfuno3wan3i9
Dollar. Nber oas Nblhla6ten Der Siif=
fel, ibre 9lusrottung lei oann idnell
ponltatten se9angen. go erinnerte er
lih, oab in eilem g9inter elm Wann
nit fInf nit 8uffelfellen belaoenen
S6litten ourb ieinen tlsinen Srt ae-
tommen lei. gr, gelion, babe smei
6ele fir lieben 9pllar setauft uno lib
einen Mantel oaraus MAIDEN lahen,
ben er lanse Sabre 9etra9en. SEPT
miBten Hd bic 6armsr iener @e9eno
nit SunOefeaen als @riab fir gEfiels
fele bssniisen. gs lei ieoo4 gu boifen,
oaB es in ni6t allsu fernsr 3utuuft
pieoer sablrsi6e 8iiIfelberoen oeben
milroe. Nud Senator &oot lieB li9
suounlten oes ertudbnten Mmenoements
uno gum 2obe Der gHffel I'M alleemei-
nen uno ibrer 6elle i'm beionoeren pers
nebmen uno erinnerte li9 nit Yer9nii=
gen Der 3eit, oa Die 6armsr in ieiier
Seimatb, i'm n0roliden 9iep Yort, srpei
bis orei 9eden aus Yufelfellen in ib=
rem S4litten oebabt bGtten. @r idloB
lid oem WunIhe Senator gfelIons an,
oaB bic Yeriuhe, neue Siifel beroen
ins 2eben su rufen, erfolsrei4 iein
mDdter.