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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02

the burden OF taxation. 1t sometimes happens
switching yards over which they have to pass.
However. while there's life there's hope.
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The Fairfield Recorder Is an advocate OF the
election OF United States senator's by direct
vote Of the people. 1t thus speaks of Mr.
Bailey:
Hon. Joseph W. Bailey. who. will oppos,
Senator Chiffon next year, says he wants the
people to decide the matter in the primary
elections when they vote for governor. This
is the way the selection should be made The
people should have n direct voice In IT, as they
select their representatives In congress. The
leaven OF popular elections for senator's Il
stcedily working. and perhaps congress after
awhile will give us National law on the
SUI iect. IL Is very much needed to keep down
bribery and political scandal, as was the case
last year In Ohio.
The johnson County Review is proud of its
countys school system. II says:
No county In the State Is taking as lively an
interest ns Johnson county In educational
mstters. II Is a healthy sign, and an earnest
that the people OF johnson county are de.
teimined to either lead or stay near me head
OF the procession In the matter OF fitting their
SIMS and daughters for the duties and respon-
sibiltios OF life.
But the people must be on their guard and
see to 1t that their schools are kept out OF
the slough OF politics. otherwise they will not
have a school system TO which they can point
with pride
The Goliad Guard Is no longer IN infant.
1t is mature publication The last issue
contains the following:
with this issue the Guard enters its thirty.
third volume. During It's thirty-two years OF
existence the Guard has encountered Its shar Z
Of rebuns and disappointment but has also
come In for its share OF successes So, with
strong hopes for the future, we shall remein-
Der the good and forget the bad OF the past
and enter our new year with renewed energy.
Like good wine. the Guard has improved
with age, and is now among the best country
wecklios In Southwest Texas
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The Eagle Pass Guide takes an optimistic
view of the future. 1t makes the following
anniversary announcement:
Today tho Guide begins its twelfth year OF
usefulness. II was vigorous youngstcr from
It's birth, and pulled through eleven years OF
signs of weakness, except a case of cramp
collie in ~. from which T. recovered in about
two weeks. Today 1t starts out for anothct
years. battle for the right. Its prospects arc
htsght, and. with a proper show of apprecia-
tlcn OF its usefulness on the part Of the citl-
Gems of Eagle Pass, ele;cn years hence the
Guide will be the only hrst-class daily paper
west of Houston.
The Guide Is the leading weekly published
on the Mexican border and is deserving OF
success in every undertaking.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02

ciated Press as saying that continuous
warfare can not DO carried on In that
enervating climate because frequent reliefs
are necessary. Our troops would have to
be changed every year. Tho necessities for
an immense army are, therefore patent.
But will the administration send 100000
soldiers 90 the Philippines before next
winter? 1t could not do so II II would
Nor would congress allow an army large
enough TO be changing the troops every
year. The expense of transportation would
be startling. to speak of nothing else
II looks. therefore. in the light of these
two interviews as II tho republicans would
be compelled to change their philippine
policy OF conquest or be badly beaten In
the elections OF 1901
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02
Advocates OF ou.iey.

Gonzales Enquirer: Mr.. Clarence N.
ousley. editor of the Galveston Tribune
is being Endorsed for the president OF the
Texas university. Mr.. ousley Is bril-
liant young man. u Texan, In love with
his state and people. and is Loyal 10 every
trust. He would make good ana eompe-
Waco Times Herald. Clarence ousley Is
,uat enough OF a poet TO make an ideal
head for the state university. But his
Connection with newspaper VIII prob
ably rule him off the track.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02
THE GENUINE ARTICLE.

The late epldemlcs of yellow fever In
New orleans and Alabama and Mississippi
have been so light and the death rate has
been so small that many people have raised
the question whether the disease were the
genuine yellow fever that used to carry
off It's victims at n rate OF from 20 to 60
per cent.
There can be no such question in the
present epidemic Mt Vera Cruz, at West
Indian points and around Newport News
We are informed that the fever that
has made its appearance this year is re-
cordlng a death rate of from 20 to 40
per cent, This looks like the old genuine
article, and should remove from Southern
communities any false sense of security or
any degree of indifference In the premises.
When town or city is visited by an cpl
demic that elsewhere has been causing
only one death In ten to twenty cases
there is comparatively little excitement.
That is not above the usual experience
with the various kinds OF sickness that
cause death at all.
Let scourge approach which is carry
ing off three or four out OF ten and in
particularly filthy localities. Ave or six
out Of ten, and wild panic ensues that
stops business creates terror and occasions
a far larger sick list than would be the
case II the people felt that they were
living in conditions and among surround
ngs calculated to cffectualy check the
spread of plague. 1t is under such cir
losses-that paralysis OF business and Abe
horrors OF the pestilence ensue
This is the kind OF fever that is max
ing its appearance this season, To say
that special preparations should not be
made in advance to meet the possibility
of such an epidemic Is to talk like mad
men; TO wait until the blow has fallen Is
little short OF ldiocy.
Norfolk, exposed for tho summer to re-
turning ships from the West Indies, has
been neglecting extra precautions until
now at the eleventh hour 1t PUSHES through
$4,000 appropriation to ward off disease
when months ago 1t ought to have spen
such an extra sum for sanitary purposes
and felt comparatively safe. Tho best
medical men in this city ms elsewhere will
tell you that an ounce of sanitation /.
worth a pound of quarantine. and that ne
Kind of an epidemic can spread widely oil
become vrulent among perfectly clean
surroundings.
The Post is never an alarmist.
We may not see a case OF yellow fever
for years. and yet We might find one II
our midst tomorrow. The citizens ant
officials OF this community have intelli'
gence. Why not get together in mas
meeting at once and discuss sanitary mat
ters and the condition OF the city? 1t Il
the old deadly yellow Jack" that Is roam
ing about this summer!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02

In General Ayers defense OF his admin
istrntion he assumes that all the trouble
arose from tho reglmental officers and gen
eral officers In tho field. and then says that
the governors appointed the former and he
hut few OF the latter. The ex-aocretary can
rot deceiyo the country In that way. Tho
seardals were In the bureaus OF corbin. stern
hotg, Eagan and Others lieutenants acting
under and for Alger 1t was the comnlaiht
that these heads OF bureaus failed to FURNISH
what the army needed or else furnished 1t
In n rotten condition and too late 1t was
the conduct OF the war bureaus and the de-
partment itself. and not the army. that the
public complained OF, All OF Ayers state
ments are either weak ATTEMPTS at evaslons
or unkind efforts to shift his own RESPONSE
billy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02
MAX. Them nu,id Roads.

Tyler Courier,
We suggest that there Is serious mat.
ter to be disposed OF some day In this
county and 1t is this; Wha' Is 10 De done
stnntly violating the law and thus putting
tho country TO what appears TO be an end
less expenseY Shall this thing 80 on for
every
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02
mud pollar. WiIl ne scarce.

NOW for the song Of the cotton pickers.
~. music OF the gins. the humming OF the
oil mills. tho hoarse beliowing OF the COM
dresses and the constant clinking OF the
dollars OF our daddies" on the counters
OF tho merchants
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02

The efforts OF tho pension agents now arc
to get 'incrcases In pensions, nearly every
body in anyway connected with the Union
army in the sixties being already on tho
rolls. 1t IS this pack of wolves that are
ngttins Commissioner Evans.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02
IousTON, WEDNESDAY. AUG. =, $500
TEN PAGES TODAY.

Washington, August 1.-The state I
partment will not delay in recognizl
the new government set up by Figue
but as soon as United States Minister Po
ell notifies the department that the v
president has assumed the presidency q
is at the head OF a de facto governmt
the minister will be instructed to cxte
the formal recognition OF the United stat
government.
The Machlas is due at Santo Domiu
city today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02

Or have we peculiar geniuses In Washington
who can handle an army 10000 miles away
better than in home camps only compara-
lively faw miles from tho seat OF government!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02

An old rensioner died in New Jersey town
the other day, hut then she was onc OF tho
patriotic pensioners that came down from
the Revolutionary war.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02

Corbin visits tho white House late at night
and has confidential chats With Mr.. Mckin.
ley. Possibly corbin stays because he Is
the "spotter" for the Administrations
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02
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The city.The Post is delivered to any part o. ne
eity Sy carriers, per month, $500; three months
Si.oo. sx months 5000. one year. Si1.oo.
Mr.. Theodore Bering has charge OF the city
circulation and collecting. Messrs lheoiore
lerlne and Chas, lott are the Authorized
collector, Of all city bills thcth 35vertts-
ing and subscription and no money should be
raid to any one other than those named unless
special written authority signed BY NE CUISINES
SANGER is shown. Al accounts OF any size
should be paid by check in favor OF The hous-
ton Pointing Company
Subscribers failing TO receive The Post regn.ary
will please notify the office promptly. Evsr5
paper is expected TO be delivered not later man
ego O'Clock a, 70.
Greer no c,rcum stances viii orders given BY
employees the office be recognized anu
raid or accepted in payment OF accounts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02

Tho Filipino army is said 70 be well clothed
and fed. In tho light Of experiences right
II hcme can ~ MICH BIO said for our armyf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02

We sometimes hear this question discussed.
(which is the easiest way to commit sui,
cider" Try West Indian or Central Ameri-
can presidency
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02
THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
Nv THE
Houston Printing Company.

~ T. pxiMER 80. -. vicH-PRHsipHSr
rnB DAILY POST. u ThR SUNDAY POST.
20 Columns. u 'ostc ana LOS
sEMI-wEEKLY POST. ~ Coils. per week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02

Porto Plata, August 1.-The nsnssi
of President Heureux and their friends
in the mountainous district about twel
miles west of Moca Senior Doncordol
the late minister of the interior, has TAX
the field against them with 400 men.
The acting president Wencesla Fig
ero, in view of the anxiety of the CONNIE
cial classes over the deprecated paper Gu
rency, has been commissioned to reti
much Of the issue and asks that the bul
ness men be patient. II is suspected tn
Jimlniz is in the neghborhood of Gu
berias. News from Moca and Santiago /
dictate a calmer feeling today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02

The race conflicts In Georgia arc going 10
materially reduce the republican vote In that
state.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02

santo Domingo, August 1,-Presidont
guero has issued manifesto outlining
programme. 1t is expected that gene
amnesty will be proclaimed.
The United States gunboat Machias 1
rived here from Porto Rico yesterday. !
assassins of President Heuroux haye,l
yet been found. b.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02

Cotton ties are being showed UP In price
steadily. Cotton remains at the low figure,
still the esteemed San Antonio EXPRESS viii
tell you that the trusts are a good thing for
tho farmer. enabling him to buy his supplies
cheaper than formerly and furnishing him a
good and organized market for his products,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02

The English in India are escaping the
plague simply because they enforce among
Themselves and In their barracks the most
rigid sanitation Even the black plague. one
of the SEQ, iEcs with the highest mortality,
hats before sanitation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02

Governor Gamblers appeal to the people OF
Georgia 10 aid him. through healthfui pub
lie opinion. in maintaining law and order in
Georgia through the courts rs timely.
Georgia Ia suffering from her late experts
erces. But II the courts are appealed TO what
relief Is obtained? Under our systems poll
tics and fayoritsm largely run the courts
When public opinion wipes ont technicalitles
and begins TO discipline the court officials a
little. as well as tho criminals. crime will
largely cease, 1t all rests with the people. at
last
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02

The anti Gocbei democrats In Kentucky
seem determined to make preparations to pull
the hole In after them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02

In the recent session of the legislature
such men as Garner odell, schluter, Tur-
ner' Linn, Burns, Browne Decker. Der
zen; seurry. Smith of Grayson, Prince,
Mehamy, Shropshire, Peery. Wiilacy'
Mayiand, Thomas of Fannin and others
whose names | do not now recall while
eAereislng far more influence than the
average member viii be practically un-
SHOWN TO fame as materially influencing
sne attairs OF the session, while as a mat
re-, ~. oi aci, either one named IN the above
us. had more force and influence In con-
nonins matters OF practical legislation
nan all the typewriter legislators com
,n. And yet the typewriter crowd get
ana and .ne newspapers and the newspapers
anu a. make history. So II that our history
rorma aue up OF the utterances and per-
In ,,'aa'i Of those who have least part
b a masking s II. The typewriting machines
n man mad most to do in distinguishing
ana h'a, OF The Twenty-sixth legislature
writer ', s,a "lll doubtless record the type
men Of the day. 'spsseu'a'''e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02

When great crowds gather daily simply to
look at the prison in which Dreyfus is con
fined. how the hearts OF the managers of the
cheap museums must yearn with grea,
yearning after the curious man from the
Devils islandi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02

.,eipn offlccs--Eas,ern business office as tribune
building. New York (The S. c Beekwith Spe'
cial agency; Western 4o3 lThe Rookeryl I'M
eago. THE s. c. Beeksith Special hgensD'
l,,ysi,rv Avent.-c. s. [. Holland. Travelling
Auditor, &. r. Holland. b. D. Throop aud J. n
l,tist travelling Agents
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02

Rear Admiral--far In the rear-sampson has
brought suit for the lions share of what other
men captured or destroyed. Sampson viii
never lose ANYTHING by falling TO claim II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02

ENTERED At THE posrorrIcE AZ HOUSTON. TEXAS
As SECOND CLASS NATTER
Subscription BY Niaii--psy and Sunday Post. one
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-02

A horrible happening heis Y at|
has let great flood OF i'sa. anon ri
difference with which Assaults ..,dsd n
this northern slr'ps an country and 10 d.
Eight big negro brntes "A rsxshix
and charged with assault'ns =. ,ooa IN
an unprotected woman q bra;ss -
character. Thesel piacs wousp a
was bare able to give s.,ne - -
mony. Instead. Of ,u peu psg
or shot to death by an in n ~ u,Ors " ~
this horrible crime caused I'M, hv Of
ment than would the a. 5000 ~
These negroes were heia rand jurJ, !,
a msy b the s sS,' to q the a'
short term. but / very mucTn ss~
What do the people o. -
that Kind OF communivi
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-05-04

CAS. RIOS
Only Reliable One Price Clother in This Valley
mighty bargain carnival attractive of superior
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year by prestige for Values the biggest we'll the
All houses i'm business founded their claim for pat
ronage merit another permit therefore to give
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For than thirty years have been engaged in
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We show line of mems suits from 50 so to $500
prsng hundreds of patterns and designs. Our boys long
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SUITS REFER suits, and MILDLY Suits For clothing
you will serve interests best by seeing line early
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great variety of shirts for this swmpet
MCKWER The most attractive line ever seen sVaI Our hats this
spring are in greater variety than ever Our ladies
and gents Umbrellas for this spring are i'm greater
selection than
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21

@einlanbe Der @elt be1timmt. Der @rtra5
unb bic Qualttdt Der Weinernte bdngt bier,
nie iiberda, in 6p1em 9raDe bon ben Wttte>
rungsber6dltnifien ab, dber mir 6aben, pie
f4on gefagt, ben ungebeuren 8or5ug bor
unberen 2Gnbern, baB cine MiBernte bier gu
ben l1nmOeli9teiten gebDrt unb baB mir in
ieoem Sabre pbne &usndbme quite, geiunoe
Weine p~robu3iren t6nnen. Gus ben itatiz
itif3en Subelen fir bic lebten 5pOlf Sabre
min i4 etnige 3iffern iiber bic prpbnttion
entnebmen: Sm Sabre 1877 betrug bieiel6t
bic niebrige 3iffer bon 4 MiGionen @ulloz
men. Sic ftieg ftetig uuf 100000 9ullOz
men i'm Sabre 1880, nabm i'm nG9ften Sabre
ab, ftieg aber pieber i'm Sabre 1884 uno
f6pantte oann mebrere Sabre. 8pn Is
Mi1ionen i'm Sabre 1886 fte1 iie uuf Is
Milionen i'm nd9ften, bann fteg uno fiel tie
spieber unb errei9te i'm Sabre 1898 gar bic
b09te 3iffer, ndmli4 24,7O0,O0O @a1onen,
pdbrenb Der @rtrug i'm folgenoen Sabre nur
IA Miaionen betrug. Damn fplgte 1895
nit 10 MtQtonen, 1896 nit II unb 1897
NIT 161 MiliOnen. Sir bas pergungene
Sabr liegen INNER nod feline genuuen 3ifs
fern DOr. 5a4mdnner f9dbten Die pro<
button i'm Suli gar auf 21z MiGionen,
uber biefe 3iffer it tpa6rf6einli9 etpas gu
bOd gegriffen, bu Der perbdltniBmGBig fulte
CONNER Der QuantitGt iotpo6l pie Der
Qualitdt @tntrag get6an bat.
On trOdenem Wein proOu3irte Der Staat
i'm lebten Sabre 8 Miqionen @aIonen; ba.
BON tamen aufSonomu Gountb 4 Milionen,
Napa Gountp 10000, Santa CLARA %
MiQiOnen, Der Reit ouf bic iibrigen goun>
ties.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21

beriibmten Sbft5ii9ter antnorten: upflun3et
bor alien Otngen feline 6odftGnme mebr,
benin an ben 9alb6o9Itdmmen TT oteIe 4r%
Belt cine berbdltniBmGBig letAtere.
Me9anif9e 8orri9tungen gum @usbiin@
men perOen fi9 ME bepGbren, mir blei6en anf
bic intelligence !6anOarbeit ungepieien, benin
mir ber1u9en bo3 6eimNusbiinnen BON alien
9tnsen bic BON Snfetten befaIenen Srii9te
gu entfernen unO bann bic fleinen Srii4te;
ferner bic bdngenbleibenbe 6ru9t foI in gee
b0rieer gntfernung bon chamber iteben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21
babel groBe Slider unter ben 8dumen

babel groBe Slider unter ben 8dumen
aus.
Oa Der W9aul6eerbaum gefonberte md1n=
li6e unb peibli9e 8tiitben trdgt, 10 1T
es ratbfam, our 8efDrberung Der 8efru@z
tung oemfel6en in @ruppen 8u pflansen,
in benen bic 8dume etpa II SUP BON
einanber e%ntfernt Iinb.
Der 4nbau bes Maulbeerhaumes fam
taum oringenb genug smpfo9Ien tpsrben.
@s piirbe mir cine gan3 beipnDerc @enuga
t6uung gepd6ren, tperm i9 orr6 biefe
3eilen re9t biele metner 2anb5leute berz
a%nlafen fOnnte, iunge 8dum9en aus Gu
men gu 3ieben. Cine neue tpert6bo1e
'Sorte, bic DEFENDERS groBe 6riAte iraz
gel1 fO1, lit Der nGaar BON HuBlonO", DOn
benz i4 biefes Su6r Die erten Sdmlinge
aie6e.
@b. Metbc5u6n.
Sd mu9te am borigen Samftuq einen
Qusflug ms 2anb binaus unb fa6 at
metrem 8eoauern, baB in Der 1mgegeno
ale Ofuge Orange : 6eden bo1r SFrof aerz
ft0rt porber iinh. Dies bra9te mid auf
ben 8ebanten, buB Der ruTfi14e Maul6eerz
baum Oa5u beitimmt fein t0nnte, als 6ez
denpflan3e Die Ofage Orange gu erfeBen,
nobel ben 5armern O6enbrein nod bic
140ne 5ru4t ais 3ugabe in ben 96ooB
miirhe. Snteligents 5armer Ipaten
oamtt einen 8erfu9 MAIDEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21
8ldtter uno 8litben.

SaS StriegeGn unb Sir
ten Der 8ibe lit (numentti6 in Der
SOmmer5ei) bon Der grDBten @i6tigfeit,
neil in oteIer 3eit bic Rinber bon oen0aIz
ielfltegen iebr gu leiDen BADEN. Die i9pdr9
member 9aRelfltegen legen lire tlebrigen
@ier in bic 9uare pes RinOpie6es a6, bic
2urpen bObren ii4 in Die 9aut uno entz
ipideln it6 unter berIelben gu grpBen @ngerz
lingen. 9ieIe er3eugen an Der 8rut unb
8iiden groBe 8eulen, MAIDEN ous S6ier
trunt unb entpert6en auBerbem bic Saut,
Dur9 0as Striegeln, 8aI6en unb puben
iperoen Die @ier Der 0afeGf1tegen e%ntfernt,
uno ieber 2anopirtb ioQte ba6er in Der gez
nannten 3eit Der 9autpflege bas Hinopie6esI
feline b%eiOnOere Nufmertiamteit 5utpenben,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21
Der oeutide 2ldohen- uno Srauen'
darafter.

Qpbe1anb, Go1o., Is. Sum- 1899.
@es6rter Serr Simon!
0te mir etpas unbaoa3t f4einenoe Sra
gs Der SSrau Caroline 8a4mann in Der
,8eilaqe" bpm 7. b, Mts. fat mid an9ez
regt (unb, e9rli3 geiagt, AUDI aufgeregD,
meine eigene Nni6uuuug ii6er ben oeuti4en
6rauenz uno Mtdo6en4aratter tlar gu lez
gen.
9ur9 mei1en Batter unb meme 8riioer
in tpeiten 8eamten= unb 9utsbeIiberz&retz
fen befunnt geipOrben, our3 8er6eirat9ung
NIT meinem @atten in @e16Gftstreiie elm
gefiibrt, bu3u Mitglieo elmer iebr groBen,
ausgebebntsn 5amilie, bin ih i'm Stdnbe,
uber einen ausgeoe6nten &reis beuti9er
MGo9en unb 5raIen Elm flares l1rt6eil
ab3ugeben, Sn bteiem &reiie lit mir ni4t