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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-06
QUIET,EST
EIectionNight For
Many Years.
No Demonstrations on
Either Side.
General Apathy In Com.
pIete Control.
The Returns We're In Unusually
Early.

1t was the quietest election night
Akron has seen in many year. One
might have walked the down town
streets for an hour at any time during
the evening and except for more peo-
pie than usual being on the streets,
would not have noticed that anything
unusual was taking place.
General Apathy was never in more
complete control. At Democratic head
quarters in the Walsh block the rooms
were we'll filled, but whether the
news was encouraging or discourag.
ing, there was lack Of spirit The
same feeling predominated the meet
ing at Assembly hall, where the Re-
publicans held forth. The returns
| were listened to with little demOnstra-
tion of any kind. In the midst Of the
reading of returns Sheriff Kelley told
a Democrat man how he had four
| carriages at one big shop all day and
could not persuade any of the men
| to go out to vote until he prevailed
upon the superintendent to close down
an hour early for that purpose.
The interest shown by citizens in
general was no greater. This was
| 1x,tI Il
requests for information which came
over the telephone. All these things
were in keeping with the light vote.
The returns have not for years, il
ever, been received at so early an
hour by the city and county Boards
of Elections. The Last of the city re-
turns were in by 10 o'clock and at
12:30 a. m, only Copley and Moga-
dOre were missing. Most of the coun-
try returns were received much
earlier.
| NOTES.
General Apathy deserves more
| credit than General Dick.
Mr.. Buchtel's declaration away last
winter, that he would give not one
cent to "heelers," seems to have
struck n popular chord.
Great many people will say II told
you so," Notwithstanding.
Maybe Mayor Doyle thinks his ad-
ministration did 1t. 'Rah for clean
streets.
Judge Nye can now send in his de-
cision.
1t now behooves Mr.. Buchtel and
Mr. Seese to dispose of the City Com
missioners, forthwith.
On the other hand nobody has under.
taken to say that this county is not
normally Republican by about the
usual plurality.
President McMillen thinks the Board
did 1t.
1t might not be amiss to observe that
Akronians should now pull all to.
| gether for Akron
No doubt Senator Foraker will be.
lieve that his speech accounts for 1t.
Rev. Crispin is still figuring out
how much greater the Prohibition
vote would have been except for the
endorsement of Mr.. Seese.
Lots of truth in the old saw that
Money makes the mare co.
Some little consolation in remember
Ing that nobody called names and
that 1t was clean campaign through.
out.
Mayor johnson is a great man I'm
more than one way.
Hon" William Buchtel. He really
deserved the title long while ago
I'VE can't win all the time" as
one Democrat remarked at headquar-
ters.
Then again its a long lane that has
no turning.
Oh, we'll. Mr.. Rogers can make more
money practiclng law and won't have
to pay a big campaign assessment
every year.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-06
BULLETINS
Showing How Some Of Ohio's
Counties and Cities Voted.

Columbus, Nov. 5.-12 p. m.--One
hundred and sixty precincts outside
OF Hamilton, Cuyahoga. Lucas and
Franklin counties give Nash 25,204,
Kilbourne 21,743 The same in 80
gave Nash 25,246, Mclean 28,161.
Very few returns from Cuyahoga
county have been received. Indica-
tions are that Kilbourne ls receiving
large share Of the Jones vote of
1899.
Hamilton, O., Nov. 6.-The city Of
Hamilton complete, gives Kilbourne
3,14S, Nash 2,O34. The Democratic
county ticket is elected.
Cleveland, o., Nov, 6-At II last
night returns showed that In Cuya-
hoga county 20 precincts out of 21S
gave Nash 1881, Kilbourne 1885,
The same in 1890 gave Nash 1,156, Nc
Lean 003. The Jones vote of two
years ago went to Col. Kilbourne.
Columbus, o., Nov. 6.-Steubenville
complete gave Nash 1000, Kilbourne
$40.
One hundred and twenty precincts
out of 297 in Hamilton county gave
Nash 17,647, Kilbourne, 1920. The
same in 1900 gave Nash 1876, Nc
Lean 1888.
Columbus, O., Nov. 6.-In Lucas
county, 20 precincts out Of 40 gave
Nash 1,546, Kilbourne 1915. The
same in 90 gave Nash 1,247, Mclean
1850.
In Franklin county 40 precincts out
of 124 gave Nash 5,O52, Kilbourne
40.
Surveyor-Paul, 6S; Genres, 107.
Prosecutor-Rogers, II; Hagelbarger
1O7.
Infirmary Director-Spellman, 66;
Kleckner, 100.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-06

InHrmary Director-spellman, 40;
Kleckner, 110.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-06
HUDSON.

Governors -Kilbourne, l2o; Nash, e45;
Pinney, o.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III; Win
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-06

Inflrmary Director-Spellman. 96;
Kleckner, III.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-06

Columbus, o., Nov. 6.-(Spl)-In
Madison county, 21 precincts out of %
give Nash 2T64, Kilbourne 3067.
Union county complete gave Nash
1878, Kilbourne, 1866.
In Dayton, 81 precincts out of "a in
the city, not including soldiers home,
gave Nash S16S, Kilbourne, sO1S.
AS Dayton has been redistricted, the
vote cannot be compared.
City Of Springfield complete gives
Nash 1904, Kilbourne 3O01.
Columbus, New. 6.-In the city of
Columbus, 91 precincts complete, give
Kilbourne plurality Of 1851.
Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 6.-John
Weaver, Republican. is elected district
attorney in Philadelphia over Rother-
mel, the citizens fusion candidate.
This is Quay victory. The success.
full Pennsylvania state ticket is also
Quay.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-06

Continued on third page.)
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-06

Mt. Vernon, o., Nov. 6.-The city
complete gives Nash 1904; Kilbourne
S24. Mr.. Berry, Democrat, was elected
Representative by small plurality.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-06

Columbus, o., Nov. 6.-Marietta city
gives Nash 1T4O, Kilbourne,
1870.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-06

$500. The same In 1899 gave Nash
5,366, Mclean 4567.
Columbus, o., Nov. 6.-(Spl.)-Clark
county, with two precincts to hear
from, outside Of Springfield, gives
Nash, G2S1; Kilbourne 4452.
Circleville. complete, gives Nash 6S5,
Kilbourne, 1043.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-05
Girls with a Twang Are Barred.

When girls arc chosen for the new
government telephone service in London
the educational examination sinks into
insignifcance before the physiological
test. No girl will be employed if she
be below ) feet , inches high in her
stocking soles. She must possess good
hearing. have no defect Of speech, and
must be tested by viva voce examination.
in which particular attention is ITO be
paid to articulation, pitch of voice and
general self-possession. ANY candidate
showing ans indication of nervousness.
hysteria, want of self-p0ssession or a
strongly marked twang shall be rejected.
The majority will probably pass IN self
London Express.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-05
CHAPTER NH.
OF SIR GERvAS JEROME. KNIGHT
RANNERET OF THE COUNTY OF
SURREY.

The inn was very full of company, be
ng occupied not only by many govern
mont agents and couriers on their way
% and from the seat of the rising, but
also by all the local gossips, who gathered
mere to exchange news and consume
Dame HobsOn. the landlady's, home
Hcwed. In spite. however, of this stress
II custom and the consequent uproar. the
hostess conducted us into her own private
room. where we could consume her excel
tent cheer in peace and quietness., inns
'aVer was due. / think, to little sly ma
Etuyefing and few whispered words
M Saxon. who. among other accomp-
,i>hmcnts which he had picked up during
a.s checkered career had pleasing knaek
II establishing friendly relations with the
iaif sex, irrespective of age, size, or char-
aeter. Gentle and simple, Church and Dis
>tht Wing and Tory. if they did but
wear a petticoat. our comrade never
.ajed. in spite of his fifty years, to make
Pr way into their good graces by the
-e2 IT his yoluble tongue and assured
manner
We arc your grateful servants, mis-
res. said he, when the smoking JOINT
a"d the batter-pudding had been placed
-.'H the table I'VE have robbed you
orr room. Will you not honor us
IN as TO sit down with US and snare
1 epast:r
Nay, kind sir" said the portly dame.
i3'9 battered by the proposal 1T is
-4- iar me to sit with gentles ike your
htauty has claim which persons of
t.aAjy, and, above all, cavalieros of the
20. are the first to acknowledge,
7t saxon, with his little twinkling eyes
al IN admiration upon her huxom coun-
'Aee. Nay. by my troth. yoG shall
I. ieave us. l shall lock the door first
l}Hd viii net eat. You shall at least
t tA a cup Of Alicant with me"
n Nay. sir. ii is too much honor" cried
'le HohSon, with a shipper. Il shall
Gown into the cellars and bring a
,s IF the best
Nay. by my manhood. you shall not. :"
~ saxon. sprinGing up from his seat
'Aal are all these internal lazy drawers
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-05

Tie World The world the agen.
cies which the church has always ~
fened 10 as profapeH has rendered
inealcnlable services to the cause Of re-
ligion, II has toned down The asperi-
ties of dogma, eurbed tie spirit ef
fanaticisin, mellowed the sternness OF
Its message, compelled the revision Of
its sitting and MISUNDERSTANDING creeds,
aad helped TO replace profession hy
Isaefiee and the creed By the deed,
Prof. AIangasarlan, independent. Chi
cago, I'll.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-05

The values Of the cotton manufac-
lures sold by the United States in the
Chinese empire last year was one-third
Of our total exports Of such commodities.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-05

in a hurricane blowing al eighty
miles an hour the pressure On each square
foot IL surface IS three and one-half
pounds
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-05

everlasting now. Built into the founda-
ton of that imperishable structure, built
into its pillars, built into its capstone Is
your name, either the name you have on
earth or the name by which celcstiaIs.
shall cali you. | know the Bible says in
one place that God is a jealous God. hnt
that refers 10 the work of those whe
worship some other god.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-27
0Sie es im 0alemcia @elS reantec.

NuS Wfabrib 19reibt man: Sin
leltener, pielleibt mod nieluals oo=
gepelener SDrfan bat iib bie1er Gage
i'm IhDnen 8alencia aueetragen.
ODrt tpirbelten in perlDfenber I'm
oronung iteben 9aulenopeletas= uno
eine SunoertpeletasnDte bur6 Die
| StraBen, Dbne oaB Die aablrei6en
SDriibergebenben re9t oarauf adten
lpollten. 9tie1nanb ba1te baran,
oas @liid su ergreifen = es lag eben
tpDbl 5l nabe...
6atte Ii6 nun eintnul Der 6imrnel
Der Staot erbarnt unb lieB ibnen
@eloregen itber 1ie bernieberfaQen?-
Sn anberen Drten reenet es ia
Steine, 8lut Dber 6eu11reden, uno
oa pare oenn als @egenlab Elm @elb=
regen MIR elm Gift Der @erebtiqfeit
eetpelen.
9lber ne;n, blesnal batte MIR ein
8eantter bes 8anfbau1es ,Ne=
quena" na6bem er in Der 9lbtbeiz
lung bes Credit 2ppnnais cine arD=
Bere Sunme einfal1irt botte, Die
8anfnDten, Dbne es 81 lnerfen, beim
6eraustreten auf Die StraBe perlo=
rem. Sin itarfer @ino batte 1ie
aufgefangen uno in pbantaltilben
Spriingen bur6 Die GtraBe per=
itreut. Die 8Driibergebenoen, ols lie
Die bunten Gapiere berunflieoen
laben, elaubten, baB es iib I'm &ez
flame5ettel banoelte, ein;ee Neugie=
rige nabmen 1ie tppbl aub in Die
0ano, lieBen Ite aber, Dbne ibren
ribtigen @ertb gu erfennen, rubig
pieoer peiter fliegen, unb Der @er=
luit mare pieIeidt AUDI nibt 10 balb
entoedt tpDroer. penn ri9t Der &ut-
lber oeS reiber DDn Miguel Gar
bonea aufdlie ems ereriffen uno es
leinem 6errn ge5eigt bdtte. Der
Banquier Gequena, Der leinen 8ez
ainten bereits Der unebrli1feit be-
si9tiet batte. erfubr bappn unb 1p<
fort tpurben tpeitere Nabforl6ungen
angeitellt. Sin anberer Sdein
tpuroe mod i'm @inbe flatternb ent=
oeGt, Elm oritter otente einetn Gtra=
Beniungen als Spielaeue unb einen
pierten lieferte elm ebrliber Nrbeiter
elm. Der &eit BON 3100 Beletas lit
nod nibt ernittelt tpDroen. .er lit
oieqeidt tpirflib als @eloreeen in
Die Saiben menieer ebrliber 2eute
aefallen, poer treibt iih mod unter
S6uttbaufen uno StaubtpDlfen ber=
renlos in 8alencia berum.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-27
@erbreitet iicb ,uie ssilSfeuer.

8enn ettpas rbas 8eite" lit, 10 iit
beiien 8erfauf aub ni9t l1mer.
Nbrabatn 9are, elmer Der befannte=
iten Droguiften BON 8eupille, o.,
ibreibt: Electric Bitters iit Der
pDpuldr1te 8itters, ben i1 in ben
lebten 20 Sabren gebalten babe.
Wiiien Sic tpesbalb? nOie meiiter
&ranfbeiten baben ibren Sib i'm
Wagen, in Der 2eber, ben geieren
Doer i'm 8lut. Electric Bitters''
itarft ben Waeen, reeulirt Die 2eber
uno gfieren unb reiniet bas 8lut;
beilt = NIT anoeren 8Drtett - Die
Webrsabl aller &ranfbeiten. @r
itdrft oas ganse Spitem, unb eiebt
oen, reip. Der Sbpaben unb l1eber=
arbeiteten neues 2eben unb neue
&raft." 8reis so gts. Bu baben
bel S. &alteper & Sohn, Droeuiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-27
Grturiionen Der 5. & 9. M.=8abu

Rad @aIpeitom, Ser., q, Mpril;
G.. A. R. Re-Union.
Rad Nte&p Orleans, 2a., npm "a.
biz 30. Mpril: General Missionary
Conference Of the M. E. Church South.
Nad San syranctsep, CAL, ppm
Is. Bis q. Suli: Epworth League Con
vention.
9sad, Mempbis, Semm., bonn %,
Bis 30, ,Mai: 3uiammenfunft Der bereinig-
ten conf6oerirten 8eteranen.
Rad sort @ortb, Ser., ppm 25,
biz 27. Mpril: Staats Contention be,
Travellers Protective Assn"
2ittle Nod, 2lrf., bonn Is. Bis %.
Mai: General Assembly Presbyterian
Church.
Rad 9aaas, geg., pom 30. Npril
bis 2. @tai: Federation of Womens
Clubs.
Sir pbiee grturiionen ii,lb lebr nie-
orise Staten anseiebt pDrben. 8egen
@inselbeiten, be59f. Staten, &erfalfsta9e
@Iltiafeitsbauer, 5abr5eiteu &C., tuenbe
man iib on ben ndcbften Meenten Der S.
& q. N.s8abn, Dber Icbretbe an
3. s. 8rice, 9. 3. & 8. g.,
Yaleitine 5eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-27
6atton UNI GIiiahet6. Sc,

9atton unn Gliiabetb. Ser eng
liide Miniiter 9atton nadte emit Der
9onigin gliiabetb, Die fir i6n unb
ieine 8eri6te ME oiel MuBe befiben
ipollte. in neuen Gtiefeln ieiue 9luf=
tpartuns. .Mein @ott, pelden iiblen
@eru9 berbreiten Cure Gtiefeln!" rief
Die Dlonar4in aus. Cure Maieitdt
moeen peraeiben, ertpioert Satton;
Der Geru9 riibrt ni6t bon meinem
S6ubmerf ber, ionbern bon BEN pers
mooerten 8ittidriIten in meinem por=
tefeuille, tuelde gm. Maieitdt gu er=
leoieen nod ni6t @eleseubeit gefuuoen
boben." Die 90nisin iiuBte, iebte ii6
bann uno befa9l ibm, 8ortras gu ball
ten. 9attOn fam oem na9. Qls er ge-
enoi9t bate uno 9llles erIeoiat tpar,
ia9ts gliiabet6: nSbr ieio Elm fluser
Mann, uno i6 wiini6e, baB Cure
porteieuille ME me9r BUTTE. @uf Wiss
oerie6en |"
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8leibt beiln "LOHE STAR 8ier!

8leibt betm "L0hE STAR" 8ter
ManGber iebfparntt fiir 8ranmtctpein,
GOgnac amcb ,tnb 3tidebeiu,
Manber lit nur baum nergmiigt,
QSemn er gSeit an trirfcm frtegt.
@enieRt ct btcS iin lteberflnk,
9amm fpntmt audi balS Ser lteberSrnR.
ltmb er fimft nnn gtmf' SIT stufe,
9Drt midbt mebr Die @armttm9srmfe
seiner ssrennbe, Die ba tttetnem,
9 fpm,nt nid)ts rats, bein 8rannte=
fpeineat.
Sieber fcl1 CT SSaiier trinfem,
Statt fptpett binab5miimfen,
9a9lid3 att rerihieb'nem stellem
&ellner pSer 0Sirtb at prellen.
2eibt bic 9enteiis credit i'm,
Wfam ertuiidbt ibm mtb nerfeilt tin,
llebersiebt i'm baum benz 3ihter,
Ser ba trait bic 86ieipid)ter,
sperrt i'm oanm-p tueld)e Neim!
1letd fir ein'ge Sage Elm.
Mlles SDfe fDmntt an's 9idbt
Sieber 2eier, thu eS nidbt!-
Sleibe ftetS Sir eingebenf,
@aS Dein 9tatipnal8etr1mf:
Srinfe .HeiRis LONE STAR Bier
limb 0h bait ben Spbn oafiir,
Sleibft ftetS tiiibtern nno geiuub;
Sbn' Sies allem TremnSen fmnb!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-27
Cine 1pahre Verle

bes 9ieres lit bas "TEXAS PRIDE"
Der San Gntpnio 8retuing 9lfoeiation"
(gttp 8rauerei), tppmit 6ieielbe ibrer
8raufunit bic 8rone aufseiebt Cat. Das
Bier bat alle bie auseeseichneten gigen<
ihaften, tuelehe bem @erftenlaft ,tpie er
iein mnB" eieen iinb unb bic rieiiee Nacb-
fra9e nab bem tbitlieben Sranf lit cine
9lnerfennuns unb sualeich sroBe @enus.
tbuune fir bie Srauerei,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-27
> m Sturm m.
nuuslletts non G. Gapl.p.

Ute 20o8en Des Wleeres gt11gen bod
lnb ein ftarter Minb bate ffd erboben.
Dtr 4ori3pnt ipar nabe aeriidt. lIeber
ba9 unrubige. buntelsriine MaiTer floq
lii4tnb ber iptibe Gt{9t. Blutfar5ene
Wplfenmahen bingerl am 1immel unb
lteben bier unb ba aerrifene qraue
Geben berabbdngen, ipelhe bic WeIIen
8u fegen fhienen. Wie aum 9rpb
leuhtete nod bic Dime beIl I'M @hein
ber iintergebenben @onne nnb aab tofe
@anbuolten benz Wtnbe preis.
Wit eiltgen Snritten ltef Ola am
@tranhs entlang. bem Winbe entgeaen.
Jkf frdftiger RDrper ermiibete rtht
ks@t. Sic mar ni9t nur bas f@0nite,
fonbern aud bas trGftigfte Mdb9en
auf Der Snfel unb bdtte es i'm 2aufen
lnb Nubtrn NIT iebem Wanne aufnebz
men fSnnsn. SIRE Saulbilbuns bate
lie bon ihrem, Batter, benz paftor, ers
halten. Die Mutter bate fiA tpenia
uin iie befiimmert unb iie mar inmitten
her Dorfiusenb aufsetpa9ien, frsi nnb
upgebGnbigt tpie BITE M1pen, Bic iiber
t9etut Hppfe treiifen.N 6eute ppr ben
efeen, f4tperen aonflstt TIRES 2ebeng
gefeM flii9tete iie iid gan3 infttnftz
mGbig ans Deer, bas i6r itefs Elm
5reun6 unb Natbgeber getpeien mar.
Sn btr frifden Gseluft iu1te lie Rlarz
hM an6 Gafuns.
! Mie Elm @libf1lag aus beiterem
4tmnlels mar bas @nredline in ibr
frhblt4ta Dafein gefalien. Ser Water,
ben ft ttrehrte, bate fdledt geiptrtbz
f9aftet inb @nulben gema9t. glnf
allen @fDbeln flebten @eri9tsfiegel; !;
juenm bas Roniiitorium babon erfiibre,
riirbe btr Batter feines Mmtes entfebt,
unb fie-fie aIlein fonnte rettenb eii,s
6retfen. 9ans Ohlfen, ibr alter Spels
efdhrte, ber reihfe Slider auf Der
Jniel. berlangte fie gum Meibe; er
ipiirbe ben Water feiner @raut bor fetz
men Gl6nbigern retten f0nnen, unb
Olas Wlutter perlanste bon ibr, bag
ne thr Saport gebe, trobbem iie ibn
Ni9t Iitbte.
! Dams Oblfen. fir ben iie MIR @poti
uub Werahtung gebdbt bate, ieitbem
erf9 bon ibr f9le9t bebanbeln lieb-
feitbein Ct ipie Elm Mdb9en errDtbete,
iDeua iie i'm anfah, unb 5itterte, tpenn
iie aornis iuurbe!
Inter benz Qeuhttburm an Der Norbs
fpite mar aus sroBen Gteinbl0den eine
Mrt Mole gum Snub bes Sburmea
tn's Weeer bineingebaut. Sier blief
Ola fteben, itrib ii4 bic aeraaufter
brduntn Qoden aus benz @eft9t uni
fu&te ihre Gebdnten au fammeln.
@tri@tsfesel, a3fdnbung, ggmif.
fonl
Die G9unbe, 0 bic @9anbe, unb fl
alletn mar i'm Gtnnbe, fie abautpebrer
hur@ bas Dpfer ibrer felbft! Ser
Mann, ben fie faft bera9tete, ben foIlts
ne dls Germ anerfennen unb iib ibm
~ esgen seben NIT ibrer san5en, Der,
ben Sunsfr6ulidfeit-jie, bic bisber
ketnen anberen MilIen gefannt, ala
kbren eigenenl Durften bic gltern btes
yes bon ibr berlangen2 5atte iie MIDI
has Me6t 5u ip6blen, tpie anbere MGb.
9eu9 9ans Oblfen2-iie fat i'm po,
1@, grob, blonb inb fpnnenperbrannt
INIT ben blduen Mugsn unb benz ae'
lrtmntnben Qd@eln, fart, berrif9 uni
m6nnltm MGnnern geseniiber, abe
f4A9tern tpie ein iiinges M9bmen al
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-04-27

Sonnenf9ein unb Sn,
fluenaa. Die unter Profefor Ruz
bel 5tebenbe Metterparte in Niirnbers
bat bor etniger 3eit 9lnlab eenomz
men, einmal itatiitif9 na93upriifen.
tpas es NIT Der audi bon Meraten ges
tbeilten 9lniibt auf itd bat. bab bte
3abl Der SnfluenaafdGe tpaaIe, ie
ipeniger Sonneni9ein mir baben, baB
alfo io5uiaeen bic Snfluenaa cine
Sriibnetter@3 iei. 8et bteier
itatiitii9en priifung bat fia aber te t n
3uiammenbang ergeben: 8eittpeilts
f9eint iene @nii9t aaSutreffen, bann
aber fpmmen tpieber 3etten, mo 3. g.
bic 3abt Der Sonnenf9einitunben
ipd9it, elei9Seiii9 aber audi, unb nod
piel itdrfer. bic ber Conference.-The.
= CD. Stepes & Guns fir
Wlpi nm 0inf
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= Man nertraue ben Trublines=
liiften nibt 5u iebr Sic mDeen
&beumatismus er5eueen, bu1 tpenn
oieles Der Sail iein iollte, siebt es
ni9ts beiieres, alS Die Nnnenbung
BON ct. Safobs=Oel, tpelbes ibnen
hpi1t
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1tbfnsmeisbeit.

@eMeae unb erleibe
Dee Qebens Slid rnb 9at,
Vim ghemanb mad, bei1eibe
Wit bem bid, mas bu balt.
@sE bstntn @eg eerabe,
H1r Sdnrien geBn i'm frumm,
@ett .nttmals ab bonn Yfabe
llnb f9au' nt9t piel berum.
Gel folj, bsneibe 2einen,
$reR niMt mad duber'n Slang
uHn iu9f nte tlebr 5u ifetnen,
Do d mas bu btff, iet gan3i
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N. B. @er am YDitlbalter nab einem
Der obigen 8riefe fragt, bat ausoriidlib
btn5u5ufiigen, baB oieielben advertised
leien, unb mann. Sci 2lbbolung zines
advertised" 8riefes tuiro cine @ebiibr
bon Gent erhpben.
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Mabitcfe @ptel Sar,
Oft Souiton Strabe.
gSm. Wsmtb, -. Gigentbiimer.

Wtan finbet bier elm ppraiielibes
@las 8ier unierer beimiiben 8raue=
reien. 8e1Dnbere Nnerfe1nune pers
oienen Die @eine. giearren, 8tis-
fies. 2iquDre &c. Diele @irtblbaft
erfreut 1ih bes auseeseibneten Guz
fes. gu ben aneenebmiten Iufettte
baltsDrten Der Stabt 81 sablen.
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SlertDiitdt mmb ailgemeime Gd)ipade
fno Die Gol9en zines beBen ilno anereifenoen Som=
mers.. Or. Sie9ert's slngotura Yitters fdrtt uno
bernbl9t Die Werpen uno belebt oas gan3e Snfem.
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= Nub 9eiitiee slrnutb bettelt
ooer itieblt. z
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60. Steoes & Guns fir
8lei unb 3inf.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-21

trust discrimination. Do you know why
we are thus boycotted by these corpora
ton octopuses? will tell you. 1t was be-
cause a year ago l refused to put an oil
stove in my house just after my next
door neighbor had laid in his winter coal
supply in an old shed near the fence.
and when I knew he had to attend lodge
meetings Monday and Friday of each
week. Thus l had aroused the octopus,
and you all know the result But let
us not be rash. Let us begin the great
work Of reform at home. Let US boldly
confess at the outset that we have in
Helena the most bloodless and soufless
trust on the western half of this CONT
nent. 1t IL the Helena cracker trust. a
viper in our bosom. gentlemen. The
money which goes into the Golfers of
mat insolent concern az profits. after