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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07
OR. ]. M. SLOAN

office hours 10 uHI tv 5 a' p. m. Phone, Office Main = rrsi dence Black i5
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07

oUTsIpE eEER AT eA0IE.
 For outside beer bottled or on drsf. 90 to the Eagle whore t cen b. occurred by the siass, bottle or case.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07

siRs ALARM SIGNALS
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07

office hours l to and to 9 Phone Black S2.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07

Copy for regular adssftss"snn must be in b, @ o'clock ou the day f publication.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-02-13
Must Sign Name.

The Freeman Tribune supposed
that every one of its readers knew
by this time that no contribution at
tacking any person personally, or at
tacking any body like the city coun-
ell or the board of supervisors,
would be published in these columns
without the signature Of the auth
or. The Freeman-Tribune cannot
permit any writer to make attacks
in the dark. Communications upon
matters of interest are invited and
not attacking per-
sons, organizations or bodies will be
published without signatures. But
the Freeman-Tribune cannot permit
the use of its columns for attacks
by writer's who are not willing to
father their productions. We are in
receipt of an article condemning the
councils course upon paving, and
agree with the conclusions of the
writer, but as he will not permit the
use of his name it will not be pub
liShed.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-02-13
MRS. ACKLEY MEETS
WITH AN ACCIDENT
Slips and Falls Upon the Ground,
Breaking Bone Of Leg
in Two Places.

Mrs. Edward Aekley, residing
three miles southeast of Blairsburg,
met with a very painful accident
Friday afternoon. While out In the
yard at the farm home shs slipped
and fell upon the ground in such
manner as to break both bones in
one OF her legs just above the an
kle. The injury was very painful,
but the injured woman managed to
drag herself into the house and tele-
phone her husband, who was attend
ing public sale. The pain was so
excruciating that Mrs. Ackley faint
ed number Of times before her hus-
band arrived home. A physician
was summoned as soon as possible
and the fracture reduced At last
reports Mrs. Ackley was Sgetting
along as well as could be expected.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-02-13
An Interesting Address.

Prof. E. B. r. Spencer of Grinnell
college. who filled the Congregation
al pulpit here Sunday, gave a most
interesting address in the evening
on ITALY Today" Prof. Spencer was
at the head of the Methodist school
in Rome for several years, he having
eft there only last spring to accept
the chair of Classics in Grinnelf coll
lege. His familiarity with present
conditions in Italy lends an author
ity and interest to his statements
found only in those who speak at
first hand.
Prof. Spencer visited the schools
Monday morning and also delivered
short talk before the high school.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-02-13
POOL and BILLIARD
MEN TO HOLD MEETING
Two of the Local Firms VIII be Rep
resented at Des Moines
on Wednesday.

The first annual convention of the
pool and billiard proprietors of the
state will be held in Des Moines on
Wednesday, February IA. w. B.
Kearns and one OF the proprietors OF
the Mission billiard parlors will at
tend from this city. The result OF
this gathering will be the launch
ing of a new pool and billiard asso-
citation.
The object Of this association Is
to raise the standard of conducting
pool and billiard rooms. BY the co.
operation of the principal men in
this line in the state it is hoped
that through their attempts poo
and billiard rooms will no longer
be looked upon as questionable re-
sorts, as so many people are inclined
to consider them, but will be made
places for clean amusement. They
will also form a protective league in
which they will be better able tc
reach this hoped for condition. From
each city of this size but two own
ers of parlors will be allowed to at.
tend. Other cities of larger popula'
ton will of course have more than
the two representatives. Although
this move is something new in thi:
state, Illinois has had an association
OF this kind for several years. II
that state 1t is said that the associa
ton has been the means of much i'm
provement. 1t Is also hoped that BY
the help OF the organization some o
the pool rooms located around thu
state known as "saw-dust parlors'
will be wiped out. The organization
is under the direction OF the Bruins
wick-Balk Collender Co., and othe,
large manufacturers of equipmen
for billiard and pool halls.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-02-13

sent for and heard the case SATURDAY
morning. In pleading guilty the
man said that he arrived in this city
some time ago with no money. In
order to improve his circumstances
he wrote the two checks, signing
the name of w. Cormaney, promi-
nent resident Of Kamrar. As the
crime did not attract any attention
for day or two he left for Seward,
going from there to Uhling, where
he once resided. Sheriff Brown in
his attempts to locate him found out
about his former residence in that
place and Immediately notified the
authorities there to hold him.. In
addition to the term in the peniten-
tiary he is under fine Of $1,000.
While the sentence given the man
by Judge Wright says fifteen years.
this does not mean that he will have
to stay that long. According to
law the criminal is given the full
extent and may be released at the
will Of the state parole board. The
fine will not be collected from the
man but will be held by the county
as a judgment against him for fu-
ture use, in case of his again get
ting into trouble. He vas tax
en- to the state penitentiary at Ana
mosa Saturday night.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-02-13
Get the Facts About Our Lumber

Get the Facts About Our Lumber
before you decide on the construc-
tion Of your new home. Investi-
gate our stock closely and let US
show you the difference between No.
/ and 2 and clear siding, sheathing,
etc. Find out first hand what the
material is going to cost you and
then you'll know whether or not
there's any truth in the statement
you hear occasionally-"Oh, you
can't afford to build a frame house
at the high price Of lumber" Such
expressions in themselves are all the
evidence you need to tell you what
Is the best kind of material to use
in building your home. Don't be
misled, then, into using less substan-
tial material until you've found out
first handed just how high price
lumber is and particularly the diff
terent grades for different purposes.
There's No Place Like Home.
diff Young & Clifton.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-02-13
Will Make Good.

Opponents of concrete paving In
Webster City have insisted that con-
crete would cost practically as much
as other kinds of pavement. This
statement has been reiterated time
and again in face of the fact that
other towns have secured 1t at from
$1.1S to S1.30 per square yard,
while brick, bitulithic and asphaltic
concrete costs from Sits to s2.25.
The city council Of Eldora has just
let contract for twenty-five blocks
of concrete paving in that town at
$1.23. But the Eldora council
knows what cement concrete paving
is. They have had considerable ex-
perience with it and they do not re-
quire the contractor to furnish
granite aggregate for a seven inch
pavement. No other town in Iowa,
so far as the Freeman-Tribune has
been able to ascertain, has used
granite for the filler in pavement
seven inches thick. No doubt the
gentlemen who have been claiming
that cement concrete In Webster
City would cost as much as other
kinds of pavement knew Of the sew
en- thick granite stunt the
council were going to pull on.
Crushed rock can be laid down in
Webster City at $3.50 per cubic
yard. while granite from Sioux Falls,
which is the nearest point where II
can be procured, will cost laid down
in Webster City $3.06 per cubic
yard. Gravel can be had at less
than dollar yard. The council
evidently proposes to make good the
claim that concrete will cost as much
as the other kinds Of pavement.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-02-13
Jewell Physician Dead.

DR.. E.. w. Martin of Jewell died
lin Cherokee Friday afternoon. DR..
Martin was appointed as an assist
ant in the hospital at Cherokee
about year ago. He suffered a
stroke of paralysis Sunday and
gradually grew worse until the end
came Friday. His family still re-
sides in Jewell. DR.. Martin was a
member OF the Modern Woodman
lodge of Jewell and his is the first
death in the order there. He was
quite well known in this city. The
will be held Sunday in the
old home at Rockford, Iowa.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-02-13

Fifteen years in the state peniten-
tiary and $1,000 fine for the forg-
ing of two checks, amounting to
twenty dollars, is the result Of the
hearing of G. H. Closson before
Judge Wright of the district court,
held Saturday morning at the court
house.
In his hearing the man told ev-
cry circumstance OF the forgery to
the judge. This is the first case in
this county under the new law by
which it Is not necessary for the
prisoner to be confined in the coun-
ty bastile awaiting action Of the
grand jury. If the prisoner wishes
to plead guilty the judge Of the dis
trict court will give him hearing
Immediately.
The crime was committed by Clos
son some time ago and for almost
two weeks the county authorities
attempted to find him, with no re-
suits However, after much search
ing, he was located in Seward, Ne
braska. He went from there to Uh.
ling, Nebraska. AS soon as he could
be located the authorities sent word
asking him If he would come from
that state into this without the nee
essary papers. In this matter he
was defiant. Requisition paper:
were then applied for by County At
torney Henderson to Governor Car.
roll. The obtaining of these papers
caused some trouble to the authori
ties. They were sent from thi:
city to Des Moines aud after receiv
ing the governors signature the!
were sent to Lincoln, Nebraska, TO,
the signature OF the chief executiv,
of that state. They were then for
warded to Uhling. As soon as the!
were sent to Des Moines Sheriff
Brown left for Uhling. Upon his ar
rival there he found the man hat
already procured the services Of at
torneys to defend him. However
this move was useless and he wa
brought back here. At first he woul'
not say anything as to his guilt o
otherwise. Owing to the fact tha
the county attorney at the time o
their arrival here happened to b
out of the city the prisoner wa
forced to stay in the county Jail TO
a day before his preliminary hear
ing, While there he concluded t
change his mind as to his guilt
When Mr.. Henderson returned t
the city Clcsson asked to see him
In the interview he told Mr.. Hen
!, derson that he would plead guilt
to the charge. Judge Wright wa
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-02-13
Real Estate Transfers.

Mary D. Fisher ct al to Nelson Nc
Aninch--wd--w s IT lot 16 and e
SO TT lot II. blk 106, D. & P. R. R.
addition.-$650.00.
Catherine NJ. Shook to Ellen A.
Burleson--wd-lot IL and east l3
TT, lot 1S, D. G. P. R. r. addition
w. C.-$1.00.
A. ]. Lavine to Charley H. KesleI
-wd--part OF lots 13 and IA, biz
9, Stanhope.-$1000.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-02-13
Missionary Meeting.

The Woman's Missionary Society
OF the Congregational church had a
very pleasant meeting Friday aft
ernoon, at the home of Mrs. Chas.
L.: Briggs, on Water street. A short
programme was given as follows:
Y Paper--"A survey of the w. B.
MI" given by Miss Clara Lane.
Talk on "a birds eye view of A.
B. C. F. M. Fields" by Miss Anna
Mckee.
.Solo-Mrs. G.. T. McCauliff.
AFTER the programme light re-
freshments were served.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-02-13
Work Begun on Church.

Workmen have been busy the past
week tearing down the old Metho-
dist church. The removal OF the
lath and plaster in the old building
has revealed many unsuspected de-
fects in the structure and further
confirms the wisdom OF the building
committee in deciding not to re-
model the old church. The main
chimney was found to be in such a
condition that 1t is wonder the
building was not destroyed by FIRE
during the recent severe weather.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-02-13

successful. The game played by
Berggren with Boone was one of his
best. 1t seemed that to give him the
ball meant an additional score.
France also played head and
shoulders above his opponent in the
game. He threw some of the hard
est goals OF the evening. For Nc
Kee the game appeared little more
than child's play. + His great bulk
and quickness was the cause OF much
trouble and more wonder on the part
of the visitors. Meller and Talcott
showed up in their best form. Mel
Ter played defensive game at his
standing guard position that was al
most faultless. Ta1cott threw some
very hard baskets in the game
and took part in several good plays.
The Boone team have a very good
record for this year, but are not IN
the same class with the locals. The
score Of Saturday night was the
highest yet reached by the home
team this year. The Boone team are
a nice lot of young men and very
fair in their playing. The lineup
for Saturday nights game follows:
Miller .......R F...... .Berggren
w. Rogers. Il F.. ..... .Talcott
Moore -. &c. ........ France
Otis r G.. .Meller
J. Rogers, Cramner L G 80. Mckee
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-02-13

square yard. The material in such
a base would not exceed IS cents a
square yard and the material in a
wearing surface of cement, sand and
granite aggregate two inches thick
would cost even less.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-02-13
Rurleson Residence Sold.

A. r. Burleson sold his First
street residence property Saturday
to Nelson McAninch for $500. Mr..
Burleson is thinking OF buying res
idence lot and building new home
during the coming season.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-04-11

paren lie alle i'm @emeinoebof Deriam=
melt, fsrtis aus9eriiitet, iuie penn es
IN einen Srie9s5ua 9in9e. glur elmer
BON unieren Gorbermdnncrn, ooer beller
9eiaot 0oroerIhreiern, nar ni6t oomit
eini9; oOd unlsr mertber S9ulSe, nit
8eibilie Der 6emeinoe, lieb iih oaour6
uiht IRE MAIDEN. @r nuroe um stpei
Rubel beltruft, uno Obenorein itellte Der
S6ul5e mf Sottss s&e6nung einen
Wann an, uno in einem 3eitraum bon
bier Stunoen mar Der Sarman ein9es
9raben. g9as natiirli6 na6tommt,
oas mtro bic 3utunft lebren.
glllermdrts 9riiBeno, euer 6reuno
Is briItian Sauer.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-04-11
Sasue, Norns9 9afota.
9. April 1912.

y. Mprtl 1912.
9ln bic vGureta Bot. glm 5. uno
6. oieies Wonuts mar it 9eiddftsbal-
ber in Clinton, mo mir mitsetbeilt
wurbe, oaB um fiinf llbr morsens, ben
5. 9lpril, ein neueebprenes 4ndblein
Dor Der Sbiire bes &ep. 9opeles nieoer-
eeleet purbe. 9as &ino mar notb-
oiirfti9 NIT papier uno einem alten
Sad 9etleioet, uno iomit @ott uno gu=
ten Meniden preis9e9eben. gtdtiirliA
tiimmerte Iib Die Wlutter oes &inoes
nidt, ooer uiel weniger oieienise pers
ION melhe es nieoer9ele9t bat, um oas
S9itial Des &inoes. Sans anoers
aber oatts Der eole 8ep. 2opeles. @r,
ais gutter Menid, nabm li4 oes tleinen
Weiens 9leib an, uno geoahte ben
Mortn Der bl. Sdrift: 2aNet Die
&leinen su mir tommen, uno tpebret
es ibnen ni6t, oenn fir lie 1T oas
6immelreib. 8rapo, Reo. 2opeles,
uno S9anoe fir bic Mutter.
llniere 6armer lino sc9enpdrtis nit
9flii9en unb SGen beI6dftiet, uno
bpfIeptlih merben mir in 1912 cine
before @rnte befommen ais in 1911
uno 1910. @eitern, ben s. 9lpril, er-
bielten mir eiae @arlaoun9 Saatipei-
gen, pel6er unter Die 6armer Dertbeilt
meroen iollte. Saut llnteriu9una ioll
es nidt ben @rao baben, nad pelbem
Der @eisen bon unieren @ountpsG sGom-
mifGren 9etauft nuroe.
6rau @briltian Sen9er lieot iamer
trant oarnieoer; aud 6rau SacOb2an9.
6ranS araft nit 6amilie, iotpis Die
6amilie Oes &Odus Ga, 9eOentsn uns
in ben ndditen Sa9en su perlaNen.
@riterer 9ebt nod MOntana uro SAINTS
lie gll nah Sels. sc. 3.
Serrn gifolaus 2eopolous bon 8as
ben, Siio.&ublano, oiene CUR ireuno-
lt6en gia6ri4t, oaB i'd Brief nebit
SOrreiponoenS erbalten babe, uno pur=
ben Der vPoit" CUR ger0iientliduna
iiberliefert. (Seia9te aorreipOnoen3
eri6eiut in ndditer Nummer; beioen
Serren beiten Sant fir ibre 8emiibun=
gen. 9lnm.O. &eo.) } Mit @ruB, 3eidnet,
M. e. g 9srr.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-04-11
@arisatbal, sHublano.
26. fsebruar 1912.


gDertbe Bot! ga i6 nun oeraOe
oa3u fiible um in ben Spalten oieies
glattes etpas eirriiden Su lallen, 10
m09te i6 oenen bort brill ben aud ettpas
bon bier mittbeilen. W0dte nun SuerIt
bon einem lln9liif beri6ten. glm 26.
8e5ember 9in9 cine 6rau BON Wtaiati
na6 SoeIia, lie fam bis ins SOiepbss
tbaler 6elo (Yeterstbnler StraBe), oa
erbOb li6 ein befti9er Sturm unO bic
6rau perlor ben @e9 uno perirrte Ti6,
lit audi babel erfrDren, puroe erlt am
10. 6ebruar ais Der S6nee tpe90ing,
9efunoeu. Sin anoeres llnoliif beItebt
oarin, nGmli6, Sobannes G0penltein
mari nah einem Gnaben nit einem
Stein, mel6er aud nieberfiel uno too
blieb, mas Die 6Olgen iein tperoen
tOmmt ipGter.
gum Itllltar Ilno 3u9enomnen NOR
ben: 6eroinano 3imnermann, &o6us
Seller, &eOpOlO Seller, 2eOpOlO 6afner,
9tidOlaus Wtertian, Qloam @einner uno
2lntOn Selenti.
Gie g8itterune 1T gut uno lobeuss
pertb. Gns @intereetreioc lit i90n
grim. 9ie ELECTROMAGNETIC fteben i6on
sur 9rbeit ferti9 oa uno 9ebt es audi
beute WOr9en ibOn los. Morgen ge=
oente id nit Butter unb Sdie na6
Coeha gu fabren um tleine @in!dufe
uuf Die GaatSeit Su MAIDEN.
Siermit 9riibe ih aud meme Sriioer,
S6peler, Sbwd9er uno ale Die mei=
ner 9eOenten, uno mHnl6e alien fr66li=
DE Clterfeierta9e, iowie allen 2eiern
iammt Dem 3eitun9speriOnal BON
Satob 3immermann.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-04-11
WeGlustg, Noros Iatota.

Samuel Berg bon gDiltOn uno 2oui.
ie Soffmann bon WcGlustp lieBen lid
lebte @o6e bon &i6ter Sunnine traa=
en-.
9lm Mittpo4 pilrse Die S9ullanb
@eriteissruns bier i'm @ourtbaus abse=
balten unb oas @efsdt ioll in einselnen
5dllen Elm biBiges setpeien iein.
9lm Sienifas mar bic 8cpbersgOun-
tps6ruse Dor in Der Sibuns Der @Oun-
tppdter, uno es freut uns beriHten 3u
t6nnen, oab Die pertben Serren cine
gountD auf 8opbers 9eiebt baben. SIR
ben WOnut glpril Stuei Sent uno fir
Uiai einen Sent.
6reo 9ernestp, bon @Opberbeao,
alberta, Ganaoa, uno Wtatbiloa Sen=
lei bon Mc@lustp, lieBen iid am SOnn=
tag BON &i6ter Cunning ins iiiBe gbs-
iO6 ipre6en. 9as iunse paar pirb
auf Der 6arm oes 8rduti9ams in @as
naoa ii6 bduslid nisoerlalien.
Serr Anton Baron uno Ssrau bega=
ben lid am MtOntas mad 8otsiier,
Ninn., no Grau Baron iih in benz
oorti9en weltberiibmten Soipital elmer
Operation unter3iebsn miro.
Die Staats YrsiIe.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-04-11
Rum 5.

Ser Oroen leitet ieinen Namen bon
Ssrmann oem Gberuster ab uno mie
oieier einlt Die aiten Seutouen bonn
Sode Der &Omer befrei.e, 10 1T es ben
SermannS.S6buen in ben 8sreinigten
Staten porbsbalten, Die oeuti6=ames
ritaniiden Surger pom Sode Der Ha=
tipiiten su befreien uno lie sesen Die
lleber9riiie Der Muder uno Sanatiter
3u ihiibeu.
Wer ndbere Nustunft wiini9t, tpen6e
lid on iraeno einem Seamteu oes neu-
eesriinoeten Srbens in Gureia, ooer on
iraeno Elm Mitglieo hefelben. sille
9lusfunft miro bereitipilIisit ertbeilt,
uno CUR Witslieoidaft 1T b6flidit an-
aeratben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-04-11
Dina, @umitaja YOh, Siins8ublanO.
10. SSebruar 1912.

IL. DeOruQr lJlZ.
@inem aus &uBlano, an Sriebri9
&ieter su0eihidten 8rie3e, eumebmen
mir fol9enoes: Sas Metter 1T seeeft.
pdrtig stemIi6 falt NIT piel G6nee,
ei1en iol6en g8inter tann i6 mir ni6t
geoenteu, bod beiBt elm Sprii6port,
y Wenns nibt mintert, oann iommert
es audi ni6t", es tOnnte ia Iein oub
Der liebe 8ott uns oeies Sabr cine quite
Grnte ibenten wiiroe, mir Menihen
nGren es nobl ni9t nertb, ober beoiiIs
zig.
Die lanoloien 9eute betommen oieies
sSabr elm ieoer, ben ous Qoos trnf, 3ebn
8ehiatinen Sanb CUR glnlieblun9, aut
oGs mar pieoer fir einen armen Mann
etne 9rOBe 6reuoe. Gbriltian Gramer
alt, bier auf benz @butor mobnbait,
betam aud Sebn SeiIia.in, miro iit
nun bis Wfai oarauf aniieoeln, nit
@Ottes 0ilfe miro er audi pielleibt Iein
Seben friiten t0nnen, pinI6e ibm
Slid Ou3u, oenn Der liebe @ott iaot;
y gBir IOllen uns freuen menn es unle=
rem gtebeumeni6en gut sebt uno olufs
lid lino".
Gbriltian &rumer. So6n oes oben=
an9efiibrten unO mobnbaft in Sarpep,
Bells @OuntD, gf. g., oiene CUR gta9-
ri6t, oaB feline S6weiter Sarolina,
De!1e li6 i'm Sabr 1909 an Sacob
WtiiQer in Neuoorf perbeiratbete, am
8Dpbus itarb, Die Gltern oes Sacpb
Wtiiller wanOerten Dor stpei Sabren na6
9lmerita aus. SacOb bat ii6 tpieoer
perbetratbet nit Der iiin9Iten Sdnefer
Der 8erltOrbenen, namens &olina, unb
So6ter oes alten Gbriltian Gromer; es
1T gut penn elm Sdpiegerbater meb.
rere 5O9ter gum Griab bat.
llnldn9it tamen au9 3pei bierber
BON uelden Der cine auf Sreisrsfiiben
9ebt uno Der anoere fir ibn ipre6en
muBte, tonnten aber nit Dem belten
gDilen teine Sweite periOn iinoen, uno
oa oem Spre6enoen (8ubler) Der Stord
iiber oas Saus flOg uno ibm elm &ndb=
lein binterlieb, mubte er bic ean3e Sc
i6i9te auf9eben uno elite Der 6eimatb
su, ben anoern ieinem S6ifial iiber.
lafleno, bod per iu6t Der finoet unb
meinte, niemano miro iie mir aus mei-
neu 9lrmen reiBen.
8riiBe aud 5um SbluB ale 6reun-
be uno Witleisr Der y@ureta Bot.
Sobann &ieter.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-04-11
NsuoOrf, SibsHublcnO.
2. 9JidrS 1912.

2. WtdrS 1912.
@ertbe Yolt" uno 2eier oerielben.
g8ell i6 beute 9eraOe Die Yoit erbielt,
10 riibrt es mid fpisoer cine GorreIpon=
oenS su ihreiben, uno narum? SD bate
9eOadt i'd wdre in ben alten Yapiertorb
9erutlbt, neil meine 5ulebt einoeIanote
&OrreIponoenS ni6t in Der YoIt gum
VOrihein fam. Yermutbli6 1T lie auf
oem iueiten We9 na6 glmeritn perloren
9e9an9en. (MuB pobl 10 fein, oenn
in ben PapiertOrb flO9 bOn Sbnen
ni6ts. 9lnm. b. &eo.) SD bin Der
&eOuttiOn meinsn aufridti9en Sant
i9uloi9 fir Die 3uienoune Der pof
auf oas Sabr 1912, uno meroe aud
meine nOtbiglte Yfidt tbun nit Dem
S6reiben.
gDas Die Witterun9 anbclan9., 10 lit
es 10 Siemlib na9 unIerem @ei6mad,
etpas S6nee nit &e9en oermii6t. Die
@interiaat 1T aus9eseidnet i60n; @in=
terfru4t unb Gorn baben iebt Elm i60=
mes grimes Gleio, unO neil Die 3eit oa
lit, pOltert fat Elm ieoer i'm SOf am
pfu9 berum, ooer auf oem Spei1er
an Der Saatfru6t.
llnier SOrf lie9t nit einem @noe in
Der gtieoerung, uno ourh bas maize
6riibiabr baben li9 Die meilten Seller
nit @aller unsefiillt; audi i6on etli6e
SGuier, uno 1T @efabr pOrbanoen oab
lie einitiirSen.
8epatter 9nn9bein bat permutbli6
tein Na4tquartier 9efllnoen in ben
ameritaniiden Staaten, neil er Al uns
9eflattert fam; Sobann @berbart in
WaroorOptc ma6te er feline 9lufpar=
tuns uno bat ibm Spsi na9elneue
Stammbalter birterlaien (3pilinQe);
@ltern uno Ginoer befinoen li9 np6l.
6rieori6 2ippert uno 2uopie Sob,
welae nad 9lmeritu auf geiuG eereilt