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aud II r. rumorcd that they VIII make a
combination with certain independent lead
ers IN the hopes of getting one or twN Of
fees IN tbe November election. The fol'
lowing call was issued today:
10 Whom II May Concern;
by virtue az authority invested In me as
county Chairman, ! hereby call meeting
Of the Travis county republican col1mittaa
at the county court house, August iG, at 10
o'clock a. m, for the purpose OF setting. q
time for holding county convention apt
arranging such other business as may bs
brought before IT. w. ii. FirohAugn,
County Chairman,
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WOMAN KILLED AT kennedy.

e.sds Brown Fatally Shot and Her Hus-
band Seriously Woufded.
Asnedy, Texas August About
seSa this morning several PISTOL shots
V.fe heard in the eastern portitn of town,
sAee most Of the colored people reside.
uacsr Marcos Hines was called for ana
ioVnd Beedie Brown, colored woman,
gng Ia her house shot though TIE body
.la hehfy Brown, her husband, Needing
|Tsy from wounds on his head.
HrIy sauls, cOlored man. anu Efne
'Hafy' colored woman, were arrested.
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SPEECH BY cuLegRsoN.

Large Crowd Greeted tho Senator and
the Candidates.
Dallas, Texas, August 9.-United States
Senator Charles A. Culberson delivered the
FIRST speech be has made in the State in
many months TO crowd Of 5000 people at
Garland this afternoon NJ an old settlers
picnic and barbecue, The speech was brief
and along nonpartsan lines and was en-
Enthusiastically received, Hon. Jack Beull
Of Waxahnchle, democratic nominee fog
congress from this district, and Judges r..
b. Muse and Thomas L. Nash of Dallas
also made speeches. The occasion was made
very pleasant for all who attended.
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DRUNKEN MEXICAN JAILED.
Attempted an Assault Upon a White
Woman at Ell Paso.

Fl Paso, Texas, August Y.--Late yester-
day evening AZ Mrs. e. II. Ray was walk
ing from the street car line in the western
suburbs OF the city to the I'll Paso brick
yards whore her husband was working,
she was assaulted by a drunken Mexican
gambler The assault was made In a lone
ly spot half mile from the railroad track
and about the same distance from the brick
yard. The brute threw Mrs Ray to the
ground and was attempting to choke her
into submission. She fought franctcally
aud finally escaped from the clutches or
the drunken man and rushed, shouting, TO
some people she saw near. lie is in jail
and would have been lynched had the peo'
pie learned his act before he was Jailed
this morning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
ENFORCING Sanitary Laws.

Beaumont. Texas, August o, - Mayor
Langham jumped on to the sanitary
matters very seriously and earnestly again
this morning and the result is that several
fines for violations of the sanitary ordi-
nance were entered up against business
men specially who have allowed their back
doors TO get in had shape Tho mayor
states that he Is going TO spare no one IN
this fight to get Beaumont clean ana keep
her clean,
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cotton Reoelpts al eeevlIIe.

Beeviie, Texas, August 0,--About 400 bales
of cotton have been ginned here up to date.
The price ranged this week from 77o to
100.
The price Of cotton seed on the local
market has risen from Sl1 10 S14 ton
during the PAST h wseK az tba 'e ol mil an
at this place, and the farmers have thus
been benefited by the mill even before
IL Is In operation.
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No other remedy invented by man has
ever received so much praise from men
OF high station as Peruna, Over forty
members of congress- have tried 1t ana
recommended It to suffering humanity.
II ey use 1t themselves to guard against
the effects OF the intense strain or puzzle
lifei to ward of the III effects or the
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(. there in , q .ano " of d
tssice the very ppsnith's same
s l's''s tribunal says $500,
fx;.r,: 81 think my attorney
saith. 49, and / fear most
As.ss q the have been OF the same
Heas,tori;eys ne,ail not TO appear pc
~ hat II = sss ~h he has a pass. IL ne
kte IN many Elected by the infiu-
|in .Nnted or 81 these instituuons
4 VA supper try! OF course sucn
W. u always ~ affairs SHOULD de.
W. condiuIon,, but who Will reVoit
III reyoluo ~ the press no longer,
nv re hoerv IN the watchtower %.
". is plaehhu t becomes the oeieiusi
~ " public 9ansseosition, Mr.. Smith was
!. VI he same n rd his company reSe-
LA u nee,late papers. .horga 70
"a to cru eyes, sir We eniet %
ssgy and prlnilns'
'''' INVERSION OF THE Pr PRESS cez.
aE PEN Se expected when these, these c ne,
Ttsi can ~ ,,ch and so powerful, no.
.,.aons, 50 ,nneh OF the pubic press
n, ecrtroi. nublIc sentiment, put en-
[,.h nolds ppne.tenth OF all the vote as
XII md pay BY whose patrlouc any
1 tss counaH franchise the ABOVE Posi,
t.fsrrneleNun and determineo' !"
rs are supff free transportation - ont
k,d Fhere tender among co,rup'
fsys 8 lessh,cksters of the puplo sss a.
LTsrsrsle Nv their patriotism and pass
n rho car. ,nrse-both commouIties'
|. be ssnlss SIXTEEN hundred 10 enc, az
N rsuo y he public confession "a
s.sns " y, assoc legislator t., Inn,
f,G l enmesr without limit IN a . gn,.
| ssth pSrvs branch and tunGtioa o or Ste
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81 ss''sss e question: Do these hstg,o insf !
- rsnt great men ana pSist,' me
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EesN X purposes better !w e,,id not fe'
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n, " y me presence OF un'''
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|7,'.ss.r be satisfied u ny t t nemes
W. lines will recail COY she ta Iot,
II nsss ,ssn,en living IN ~, "i, ond 'o os
| Y: NV Adams was, presi o,. esst nsur,
Ieaa II unbrldled pqTyp 20 tash een 10
nr, oopular liberty %ou'u ma W '
w IA lien as now ..or,er one mo,
|Haa .S I VII ask the strHnse ar nrase,
Question "a contrasting 1t with u
siBaton All sSIt,on. would he not rath
trnei eV mad one hundred years hen
v ieahu ,ornbstonc marked "lS2S thf
uresr Inscribed with 1907
sida Sne ne treason. make the most
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN vEssELs.
Especial to The Post,)

Especial TO The PostJ
(Am.), with barges venetia and Colien. fer
Port Arthur, Texas.
Key West, Fia.--ArrIved: Ccncho lAm.h
from Galveston, and sailed for New YORK
Port Eads, La.--Arrlved, Loango thr),
from Kingston, jamaica. Sailed: Cubsn
(BrJ, for London; Hugin (Nor.l, for Vera
Cruz; Utstein (Nor.), for Blnenelos; Coz
dor (Nor.), for Bocas del Toro; aovrdel
(Ger.), for Hamburg.
Brow Head.--Passed: Mex!cspp (nr.l4
from Sabine Pass via Lssuisburs for Liser-'
pool. -
XIV ssy w. ser and sass.tou si q ca sa
Galveston.
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First Bale at E,khar.

!. sla''t Texas, August s.-The Hrst bale
IN. eoVon was sold here today. 1t was
~. ~ M. NJ. b, Thomas and sold to
49, 70 Tor cents, and he also re-
d n y = premium Of Sc 80, which was made
N Tss merchants of the town.
stton ,hnias sold the first bale Of new
Eilch VA Mss sold In Palestine this year.
S'er ne would sell IL in ELkhart,
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Permits Granted.

Austin. Texas. August IA permit TO DO
business in Texas was granted this after
noon to the Southwestern OIL and Steam
ship company, Incorporated under the laws
in New York; capital stock $1,000, 600 the
Texas office will be located at Beaumont.
permit was also granted 20 the Brady
CONSTRUCTION company OF ST. Louis capital
stock 5000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
BRAKEMAN STEPHENS KILLED.
Buried Beneath the Wreckage in a
Freiaht Snashup.

Temple. Texas, August 0.rhcre was n
freight wreck on the Santa Fe last night
at BAggett. between McGregor and Moody,
In which Brakeman j. L. Stephens Of this
city lost his life. The wreck was occa-
stoned by the spreading Of the rails on a
high embankment and eighteen cars OF lum.
Der and big "battleship" engine We're piled
M In a heap Brakeman stephens was
buried beneath the wreekHge ana his body
was not found for several hours No one
else Of the crew was injured Stephens
leaves wife and baby. His body was
brought here for burial.
Passenger trains have been going round
by Waco and McGregor until the wreckage
Is cleared.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
Political Pot Boiling.

Beaumont, Texas, August 9.-rhe local
political pot is boiling here. several new
announcements having been made today.
Mr.. c. T.. Nash. member Of the school
board, announced for commissioners, Street
Commissioner John Breach and Policeman
II. Pivoto announced for constable. The
announcements for county Offices will hc
coming pretty thick next week. There are
nlreAdY four or five.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
Suit for Land Filed.

Austin, Texas, August e--Attorney GEN
eral Bell on behalf OF the state this after
noon fled suit In the district court against
Jose NJ. Cnellar ct al for the recovery OF
%o,U0 acres OF land situated In Zapata
plaintiffs under an old Spanish and Mex
lean grant. Damages to the amount OF
Sl5,OOO Is also asked by the state.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
Pat MoEvoy Dead.

Z Beaumont, Texas. August 9.Pat Nc
Evoy, the railroad man who was taken
suddenly III yesterday afternoon at the
Southern Pacific depot, died at the hos
pital late last night McEvoy never re-
gained consciousness from the lime he fell
until his death, and It Is supposed that his
death came from an eplleptic fit as stated
this morning
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT.
Changes Made Ia the Officials Of The
Kirby Lumber Company.
MAYOR WILL ENFORCE SANITARY LAWS
Tom o'Hara Was Shot ard Seriously
Wounded---Pat MoEvoy Died at the
HospitaI--News Notes.

Branch Office: The Posts Beaumont Of
Ace is now located In Exall building
ground door, both phones No. $50, with T.
r. Neely as business representative and
Y. w. Greer as correspondent, Subscrip.
lions aud advertisements or news items
left al this address viii receive prompt
attention Subscribers having any cause
for complaint as TO delivery Of papers are
requested to phone or otherwise notify the
offlce nromptly.
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The plaque at Frisco.

Austin. Texas, August Estate Health
o0ioer George r. Tabor was advised this
mornlng of two more fatal cases OF bu'
homie plague at San Francisco. These two
..h ,ost renort This makes three fatal
cases OF the disease recently. according
to rcnorts received by the quarantine De
partment, ..,o,,s aro bo,ns taken
ne state health department 70 keep
The disease from reaching Texas.
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Department Notes.

Austin. Texas, August 9-rhe governor
signed another batch of land patents to-
day A majority of them were on West
Texas lands.
The State board OF education held a short
meeting today to consider some bond mat
tiers.
Chief Clerk ]. II. Walker of the comp
trollers department has returned from a
two days trip to Llano.
State Senator Wayland or Robertson
county was here today on business ahu
visited the capitol building.
4 B. Jones of Athens, formerly clerk
In the land Office. is here for few days
State Purchasing Agent Dodge Is stlll
busy awarding contract supplies Tor the
eleemosynary institutions.
The work of improving the driveway
around the capitol building Is progressing
The new fiscal year for the State govern
ment begins September l. 80
The land office has leased several Inrge
tracts Of land in the counties OF III faso
and Reeves during the past week
State Health Officer Tabor has returned
from n business trip to Bryan,
Several reoulsitions were issued by the
state department to-day. 80 m
THE governor today appointed joseph u
Harrison of Cincinnati. Ohio. 10 pc com
missioner of deeds for Texas Mr. Hatri-
sonis commission was Issued by the secre-
tary of states department
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!. AGONY FOR FIVE YEARS.

VI For ~ ,; Dane OF NorthAeld. VI.
4 dllesSe s ssSFS | was afflicted with Kid,
~ Dr. Ds un jhheumatism, In most acute
statitely c,1rsd hennedy's Fayorite Rem
IVA hsney, Liver, Blood or BLADDER Ms.
sstltiae- sscaiiaftism or Dyspepsia' nn otbsr
gs;Is RemsSSyA Dr. David kennedy's Fa-
AsE ana s tsa sell L in the NEW 50 CENT
@aple bo se regular s1.00 size bottles.
~ Df, nss,snongh FOR trial, free by
1Sssoei \. Ts Kennedy Corporation,
"a OH .hseSsscy's salt Rheum Cream
r. 81. ''fes' Skin ana serofuious Dis.
~ ''''''sd by Houston Drug com.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
J. A, Waaaoner Dead.

Austin Texas, August s.-captaip J. A
Waraoner aged 90 years. died this morn
ing at the residence of A. p. Woodbridge,
nresIdent OF the City National bank. Cap
tain Waegoner was well known veteran
Of the civil war and OF recent w geagss ra
thn latter being a son-in.law OF the de-
eaSpd
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Primaries to Nominate censrc ,man

Primaries to Nominate Cenorc imam.
Lake Charles, La, August 9.-The demo
cratic executive committee today appointed
Joseph Moore member Of the congressional
committee and Instructed him TO vote for
white primaries. This practically insures u
primary for the nomination OF congress
man In the Seventh district, sufficient
number OF the committee fayoring Il.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
New Rice Company Chartered With
Headquarters at Eagle Lake.
AWARDS FOR STATE SUPPLIES MADE,
Fatal Cases OF 6ubonlc Plague at San
Francisco Have Caused Or. Tabor to
Take Precautions.

Austin, Texas August e.--chartcrs Of
the following corporations were aied today
in the state department.
Eagle Lake Rice company sf Eagle Lake.
capital stock 100000 Purpose growing.
selling and purchasing OF seeds for agri-
cultural purposes and le1e OF land for
same. The incorporators are Robert G..
West of Austin. Charles NJ. Miller OF
Texas and James S. Odd of Chicago.
Delta Cross Roads Gin company, of Cross
Roads. Delta county. caIital stock $1,000.
Purpose TO maintain a Otton gin. The in.
corporators are b. +. lark. L. C.. John.
| son and II. IL. Cooper.
Houston Cotton company OF Houston,
| capital stock 5000. Prpose 10 sell cotton
| and cotton products he incorporators Gre
! c. II. Lucy, w. X. ROBERTSON, OF Houston;
| j. c. Monler, Chicago
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10

A. Glass. who was drowned IN the Colo
RADIO river yesterday at noon, was found
this morning at O'Clock nv t. n. John
son. The body was found boating about
was drowned. The funeral was held this
afternoon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10

Hon. Joseph B. Crc~eg Congressman from Hnois @rites
Robinson III. foowing
Peruna Congressman Crowleg
4er sDng ernna fair trial cbserfup
remedy suffering ~it6 grippe
catarrhal complaints.
"M
troubles IT
cheertuhe recommend ~. .. CroWeg
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
FUSION SCHEME IN TRAVIS.

Republicans Are Said TO Be Trying TO
Combine With Independents.
Austin, Texas, August 9.-rhe republicans
In Travis county intend 20 take an active
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
Troupe's First Bale

60 texas, August s.-Troupe re-
Ill., Veg hrst bale of cotton. 1t was
|fssrs = c. Hamilton and sold to
aAls mada @ az sA cents. The mer-
ssgAsd sen up premium Of SIC. %. Ii
pounds and classed middlIng.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
Nina z. r. LUBBOCK Dead.

Austin, Texas, August 9-Mrs. T. r. Luo.
hook. wife of Ex-Governor Lubbock, died
.h,s afternoon az the family residence after
a short illness The deceased was about
az Years Of age. and has been resident
OF Austin for many years
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
lnIisiana Lily Winter.

New Iberia, La, August GA meeting OF
the republican parish committee Oily
whites" was held here tails afternoon, at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10

ar,1 sso'ed as Place for Conference.
btu, : isAas' August 9.-colonel 10. S.
|css,,. eaiYert. president OF the Cotton
soa IA association, was here this after.
AliuVemsS enthusiastic for Brazos liver
y he plscn convention. lie fayors BRYAN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10

chanEcable climate OF waehlngton, Thcy
kept In their homes for family use, rhcy
recommend It TO their nelghhors and they
do not hesitate In public print to declare
their appreciation and Endorsement OF this
greatest OF modern remedles
1t Is exactly as Congressman crowley
Gays; "Peruua Is swift aud sure reIu
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BODY OF Drowned Boy Recovered.
Austin. Texas, August s'--rne soaY on
Bishop Glass. the o-year'old son OF Mrs
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New Contract for PRINTING,

Austin, Texas, Angst 9.-There is an I'M
usual interest beini taken In the State
printing this year. ontracts for which Will
be AWARDED on September D, as per ad.
vertlsemeu for bis now running ia the
daily paIers Of tn State, The reason FOR
this intSost seeps to be on account of
| radical Aanges made by the present print
| Ing bord from ancient methods whereby
| the safe has nd received such service as
| 1t ha been entitled to. For years past
| there has been constant trouble, and al
! legaions that contractors have been get
tlnqthe best 81 tue state in many ways.
| Myh the present board was organized and
ew State expert printer elected 1t was
dToyered that system Of classification
"a gradually grown up through the lapse
I years which left bidders in the dark MS
10 Just what was comprised In any class
ana as result the daring bidder secured
the contract. The present schedules how
ever, are prepared strictly In conformance
with the statute and a bidder knows ex-
actly what he Will have TO do In each class.
Under the present schedules the hrst class
comprises book printing and nothing else,
as contemplated by the law. Schedule No.
as job printing; schedule No 3 ia blank
hooks; schedule is legislative bills;
schedule Is paper for printing books
schedule g Is paper for printing the second
class job work; schedule Is for stationery
for all the state departments and inSttu-
lions. This last Is the class that has al
ways been the bugbenr Of State officials.
1t has been the custom TO bid on many
articles at prices away below cost and
other articles IN the same class at rldicu-
lousy high prices. with the idea that when
the cheap articles were called for they
We're not In stock. and the high priced ar,
ticles would be supplied Instead Printers
and stationcrs profess TO be highly pleased
with the changed conditions, and declare
that the new arrangement win be much
more satisfactory. The present schedule,
have been brought up to date. and It IS
claimed that almost every article needed
by the State government Is provldel for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
Contracts Awarded.

Austin, Texas, August Estate purchus-
Ing Agent Dodge today made the following
contract awards:
Nelson. Davis & Co.. Austin: Mince meat,
corn moal, grlts. coarse hominy corn chops,
hominy flakes. bran, oat meal cracked
wheat, sardlnes, cloves, allspice, black tea,
80 cents; ginger black pepper. nutmegs,
mace prepared mustard, tomato catsup,
olives, pickles, snueT kraut SlO,2S per 30
gallon casket: vinegar, apple butter, Jelly
and maple syrup, all institutions twelve
months
Perry-Rice Grocery eompuuy, Terrell:
Corn chops. North TeXns Insane asylum,
at S1.35 per hundredweight.
Craddock Grocery company OF Terrell
Oak wood at So ~ per cord for the North
Texas asylum for twelve months
Central Texas Grocery company; Salt
rock 65 cents per hundredwelght chocolate
Austin institutions; navy beans ~ cents
per pound, canned okra and tomatoes ant
cocoanut for Austin institutions.
Swift & Co.; Butterine dorsey uncolored
1888 cents per pound for Southwestern
asylum for twelve months, aud Jersey col
ored .2263 cents per pound and corneC
beef SG37b per hundredweight all instl
tutloDs for six months,
NAPLES Platter Grocery company OF Forl
Worth: Cove oysters, Orphan home anC
North Texas asylum, at S1.471a per dozen
Austin institutions; $3.50 per dozen fol
twelve months: salmon $l.35 and Sl.4O al
institutions grated pineapples, Terrell ant
Corslcana S17Tk per dozen for twelve
months: green coffee S9s cents per pounC
all institutions twelve months.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-23
(GingefaTbt.)
QnRt bic RinOer Seutidl Ierneu!

WG6reno btele fluge Nmertfaner
ii9 Mii6e geben, uniere Mutterfprd6e
gu e~rIernen, trifft man leiOer Oiele
ainOer beutfder @ltern, bic infer gez
liebtes 0eutf4 taum rabebre6en t0n=
men, p6i9on ibnen bic @rlernung bes=
ieIben bon 9uuIe aus piel lei9ter
mar, als Semen.
Die S9ulO ltegt 3umeiit an ben
@ltern.. Sic unb i6re entarteten Sim
Der baden feline @oriteGung OabOn,
pel6en S9aOen 2ebtere babur9 err
Ieiben, baB lie uniere Mutterfpra6e
ni9t erlernen.
Wir molten iol9en 2euten gegen>
iber ni9t DON ibealen@erIuften fprez
8en, ionbern fs nur auf pie 3Aatia4e
bertpeiefn, baB iunge 2eute, pelde
enslif4 unb Oeutia fpre6en, lei4ter
SteIungen finben unb oft 9O6ere Be-
5ablung erbalten, ais folGe, Die nur
elmer Spra9e ma9tig iinb.
Mer bas Oeutf9e ba6eim pber in
elmer @eminbef9ule erlernen fam,
unb es beriGumt, Der geli4t einem
S6pren, tpelfsr sinen 99aB por iid
liegen fiebt unb i'm ni9t aufbebt.
2aBt bic &inber OeutT9 lsrnen!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-23
Sin brutidzamerifauilfrr Sifter.


@ebi9te BON Mar Gberbdrb. Der
lag bon SIZZLING C &Guppenba4, Gbiz
cago, Sus. Gin itattli4er uno fd0n
au~sgeitatteter 9anb @eDi9te zines
9eutidJNmertfaners, Der nod geraoe
re6t fir ben @eibna6tstii9 fommt.
Der Ot9ter Mar Gber6arb lit ben
9eutf9%Qmeritanern tein 5remoling.
Mande ieiner 9i9tungen iino bur4
Die grefe bereits befannt geporoen.
Qus ben 122 @ebi9ten, Die bier in Ell
mem 8unbe pereinigt finb, ipri4t cine
tparm empfinbsnbe 9i9terieele. MaG
@berbarb, Der ais ~pierjG9riges Sinh
aus Der &9etnpfal3 na9 Nmerifa fam,
bat ii9 fein beutI9es @emiit6 be-
pabrt, unb Die beutI4e Spra6e met
itert er nit liberal 9enbem 9ei6id.
Die lDriiden 0idtungen iFsben obenz
an.
pom golb'nen 36einitrOm 3og i'd,
fdum Elm &na6e,
Sin iiber's Steer benz iungen Beiten
gu;
9as beutf9e 2ie6, es mar Die f40nte
@dbe,
8omit bon Dir bas &inb begIiidt-"
finqt Der Oi9ter. 11nb aus etnem an
beren @ebt9te: rMtein 8aterlanb,"
m0gen einige Stropben bier fir oas
Salient bes Oi9ters fpredsn:
rWie lit es f9Dn in Deutfdlano's
6unflen WGloern,
Mit i6rem Moosgeru9 un0 Sannen=
buff;
500 fanft am 8ergesbang in petten
sSelbern
Die iunge gfebe 3tttert in Der Guft.
gu biit bas 2dnb Der Sagen unb
9ei9i9ten,
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3eit
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