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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-20
Don't Miss the Chance.

Only this week left in which to see
the great whale, and hear a great lee
ture on it by a great whaler. 1t is no
fake, no farce, no fambo exhibition,
but a genuine specimen, 65 feet long
originally weighing 10 tons, and re-
quired IS barrels of fluid to embalm it.
All who visit, come away to praise
and talk of its wonders. 1t will lea re
us next Monday, when your opportu.
nifty will have passed. y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-20
Ladies' Niqht."

The Ladies Night" at the Y. M. =.
A. was decided success. About sew
enty couples and a few singles" were
present and enjoyed the evening very
much. There was no attempt at a
program, although Carney Christie
recited a Jolly Brick in his mimi
table style. Games of all sorts were
INDUCED in by the visitors and de-
licious homemade sherbet was served
to all corners. a feature of the even
ing was the election, which resulted
in the election of Silas c. Swallow.
PrOhiDitiOnist, although Mr.. ROose-
velt's friends say it was accomplished
through irregularities" The vote
stood, Swallow, "a; Roosevelt, 50;
Parker, 10.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-20
TWO KILLED
IN q WRECK ON THE c. & |. RAIL.
ROAD-JAS. kEARNEY AND
ELMER TOWNSEND THE
VICTIMS.

conductor. aged 27 and Elmer Town
send. fireman, aged TO, We're killed III
a wreck at Tunnel No. l, on the Coal
and Iron Railway, six miles south Of
here last night. An extra freight
train, assisted by helper engine
came up a steep grade into the tur-
mel, in the center Of which it broke
in two and the rear section ran bac!:
down grade four miles. Kearney AMI
Townsend, who were setting brakes
were thrown from the train and crush
ed against the mountainS side.
Two trainmen were overcome by
gas in the tunnel and may die.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-20
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A Launch Excursion.

Mr.. Alfred Ronchetty, the great ar
fist and decorator, of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, entertained a few of his gentle
men friends at a launch excursion
last evening.
At seven O'Clock the party met at
the boat house of Charles D. Hough
and procured the launch Monongahela
and with Mr.. Hough as engineer ana
his son as pilot they went down the
river to the Hoult lock; then long
run of sixteen miles up the river was
made, and just as the launch ran into
the wharf for the night the city clock
struck the hour of nine.
The party then retired to Parrish's
drug store and partook of some de-
licious ice cream soda. The names OF
the guests were Joe Lehman, w. A.
Lawler and Arthur Watson Frazer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-20
YOUNG
DABNEY
THE COLORED FELLOW FROM
GRAFTON BROUGHT HERE TO
ESCAPE MOB WAS TRANS
FERRED TO WHEELING.

The young negro, Lincoln Dabne@,
who was brought to this city from.
Grafton yesterday morning for safe
keeping, was taken to Wheeling LAST
night as a further precaution.
Chief Morgan and Deputy Sheriff
Davis had the negro in charge and
while waiting for the train at the sta
ton, three young negroes came along
and asked Dabney where he was being
taken and what crime he had COM
mitted. Dabney told them that he
was accused of attempted rape, but
was entirely innocent. James Hoi-
lingsworth, a negro about twenty
years of age, who has figured proni-
nently in police affairs on various
charges since his migration to this
and told the man Dabney not to go;
that they had no right to take him.
When ordered away he remarked that
"a black man had no show in this
country nohow,' and reiterated his adj
vice to the man about leaving.
Deputy Sheriff Watson happened
along about that time and hustled Hoi-
lingsworth up the steps and out on to
the street. He objected furiously t.:
leaving the station, and when the
street was reached attempted to whip
Watson. The deputy tried to pacify
him and when that method failed, hit
him behind the ear hard enough TO
put an ordinary man in the hospital!
buzz all the effect it had upon Holiing&-
worth was to take most of the fight
cat OF him.
re was lodged in Jail and this morn
ing Acting Mayor Engle gave him I'M
til noon to get out of town and he
promised to vamoOse.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-20
Strike Situation.

KANSAS CITY, July 20.-The pack
5Serss started without interference to-
day 10 exceed yesterdays killing rec
ford, which, according to statements
@fotal1ed 1,425 cattle and 1900 hogs.
Union officials announced that 1000
men have Joined the union since the
strike was called.
Eighty-tive We're initiated at the
new labor Headquarters across the
state line before 9 O'Clock, it was
said.
FREE The packers say they will be run
ming full handed next week and that
they are now working within 90 per
cent. Of the full capacity. The live
stock market is quiet and steady to-
aday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-20
A Wise Decision Commended

We published an inquiry some days
ago, in our First ward items, as to
why the bridge project was not be-
ing prosecuted according TO promise.
We are glad TO note that the ques-
ton has been answered by the an
nounccment OF the Court that the
work Will again proceed at once. We
heartily indorse this decision, since
things which he prophesied as liable
TO occur by reason of delay have in
part already TRANSFERRED y promi-
pent business man of our city while
crossing the bridge last Saturday,
caught his foot under the ends of two
curved up boards which spread apart,
forced his left leg through q crack in
the floor concealed by them, nearly to
as well as downward. tearing up Sc
pair of shoes in passing through,
nearly breaking the leg. The fall on
the floor also cut through the drawers
Of the right leg, almost dislocatins
the knee cap and grazing the skin
several inches in length, while his
hip was badly bruised and his back
sprained across the kidneys. He was
helped out and up by good Samari-
tan who CHANGED to be passing by,
and was then taken to a physician
who dressed his wounds and is still
caring for him, awaiting the final re-
suits. On Sunday, lady also while
crossing the bridge, caught her foot
and skirt in like manner, and was
thrown forward about six feet. The
bridge, in its present condition, is
menace to both life and limb Of
man and beast. Let the work not
only begin at once, but be pushed to
finish before the winter comes on,
as the necessary repairs will not only
be expensive but useless in view of
the present contract let for the new
bridge.-First ward correspondent
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-20
A NOVEL
ESCAPE
CONVICT IN THE STATE PENITEN-
T.ARY FASTENED HIMSELF
IN a BOX WHICH WAS
READY FOR SHIP
MENT.

WHEELING, July 19.-Word was
received from N1oundsville late this az
Jernoon that one of the prisoners Of
the penitentiary, o. G. Smith, ha.
made his escape from that instit'l
ton in a novel manner
Smith has been employed in the
He boxed himself up in box and la
beled it for shipment. When the
driver loaded his wagon this box was
one of the ones he took on his load.
AS soon as the wagon hauling the
load of ware and the human freight
from the penitentiary to the railroad
for shipment reached the point along
the street where the Waynesbur:,
road turns off Smith losened the fast
enings which held the lid down and
jumping out, started on a run for the
Mills. The driver of the wagon, as;
soon as possible, telephoned the Off
Gals at the institution of what had
happened and an investigation was
made with the result that it was found
out that Smith was the missing pris-
oner. At once guards were started ;,f-
ter the fellow and all surrounding
towns were notified of the escape ana
to keep a sharp lookout for the pr;s-
Oner
Officers on the Trail.
The latest information from
Noundsville this afternoon at. three
O'Clock was that Smith had not yet
been captured but that the officers
were still after him. He is supposed
to have gone through the country To-
wards Pennsylvania, and as he HAD
start of at least an hour and half
before the officers got on to the trail
it is hard to tell whether ne will ever
be captured.
Smith was arrested in Columbus
about three years ago on a charge Of
having robbed the residence and stole
everythin he could get away with.
The crime was soon traced to Smith
and after some time he was arrested
by the Columbus authorities and later
returned to this city, where he was
tried. convicted and sentenced to
serve a three-year-term in the peniten-
tiary. He had been there for almost
the full length of his term and wouli
have been released in few months
Smith originally is from Philadcl-
phia, and it is supposed that when he
started for the Pennsylvania line i.
was his intention to start for his Old
as far as possible.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-20
Real Estate Transfers.

John Sharp to Cora Sharp ct AL,
property on Long run; consideration.
$40.
William a. LeSeur and wife to Nell
lie Deegan, property on Maple ave
nue., Fair1nont; consideration, $500.
Woodlawn Cemetery Company 10
Mrs. McCray, lot No. AS in Wood
lawn cemetery; consideration, SIS.
w. L. Protzman and wife to NJ. v.
McCray, property on Cottage avenue.
Fairmont; consideration. $500.
Cornelia Nuzum to Richard Spring
er. property on Tygart's Valley river,
Union district; consideration, S402.
S. H. Kuhn and wife to J. E. and /.
w. Kuhn, property in. Union district;
consideration, $1,000.
See the moving pictures tonight
over e the Fairmont Trust Co. Bank
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-20
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PERSoNAL. :
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Geo. w. Fleming is in the East Wis
ssiting friends.
IIiiss Iva Lake returned yesterda.
from few a ys'Svisit to Morgantown
Harry Robinson and family, of the
First ward leave this evening for AT
ga anttics 81
3ss Frank Cox, of Morgantown, Repub
sIican nominee for Supreme Judge, is
I'm the city to-day.
SSs8 F. E IIarne, editor of the New Mar
ssstinsri11e News, was in the city last
called to see us.
ss85s rs. W. Crowl and family left
today for a visit with friends and rel
h atives in Warrington district.
gs DR.. Waitman Barbe, of Morgantown,
WAS a very pleasant and welcome
caller at our Office this afternoon.
Miss Lucy McCrum. of Aurora.
Preston county, is guest at the
home Of Elder A. A. Bunner, of the
Fifth ware.
Miss Louise Potter and Mrs. Cur
Hamilt ton returned last night from MI.
Lake Park, Id, where they had been
listing a few days.
NJ Hartley has returned from
Hartford City this State, where he
spent several days the guest of his
Laughter, Mrs Glenn Greer.
Louis Fine, Of Cleveland. O.,
visiting his sister, Mrs. j. L. Sap
per. of jackson street Mr.. Fine just
returned from the U. S. Army a few
53s.,i lays ago.
Ohm f. Hughes, OF Warrington, is
81 the city. He is member OF the
board Of examiners, and is here for
the uniform examination tomorrow
1ssand Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Reed will
leave this week for the latter's former
home Wilmington, Del. They Will
ssaIso visit Atlantic City and several
points before returning home
Mrs. NJ. Murphy, of Main street,
8#l,as hers guests. her mother. Mrs.
John f5adden, of Uniontown. Pa,
and her sisters, Mesdames Joseph
u Z" s0iAiii'
son and Henry E.. Pearce, of Evans
ton. illinois.
!. Arnett and little daughter
Daisy, of the Fifth ward. will leave to-
morrow for VISIT with friends and
relatives at Morgantown and Union
town. The other members of the
family viii at that time leave for a
visit in Preston county
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-20
HOTEL DELMONIC0,

w. L. PROTzMAN, Proprietor.
European and American plan Of
modern accom- odations. Hot and
cold water baths. Bar attached to
hotel. Reasonable rates. 313 Mad
ison street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-20

In order to reduce our stock of
garden hose, we are: giving special
price of 10 per cent. off. ]. L. Halls
hardware store. x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-20

We have just bicycles that we are.
going to close out at 20 per cent. If.
YOU want bargain come quick ].
l.. Halls hardware store K
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-20

We handle a straight line OF furni-s
ture, window blinds, mirrors and pic
lures. Fairmont Furniture Co. OPP:
posite postofhce. K
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-20

Your profits on the goods i'll your
store that are sold without adver-
Using would not pay Your cashiers
salary.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-20

f have some good lots in two squares
of Courthouse for sale at s375.oo. H.
H. Lanham. .ia Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-20

1 pint Mason jars, 35c doz.; 4 qt.
Mason jars, 3ec doz.; at. Mason jars
5Sc doz., at J. L. Halls hardware
store <
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-20

Reliable Furniture at Fairmont Fur
1iture Co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-20

The best-Hall's ice cream.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-20

FOR RENT-A number Of fine Office
rooms for rent in the Geo. NJ. Jacobs
building, Monroe street. Inquire OF
Geo. NJ. Jacobs, County Clerks Office.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-20

FOR RENT-A few choice Office
rooms in the new Peoples Bank build,
ing. Apply at the Peoples Bank.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-20

Your want" is not important-to
anyone but yourself-until it has been
put into type
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-20

FOR RENT-Furn1shed rooms. Ap
ply 1925 Walnut avenue. s.a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-20

FOR RENT-Seven room house with
bath and all modern conveniences, on
Ninth street, between Castor and
Fairmont avenues. Apply at 900 Fair
mont avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-20

For Sale.
Choice building lots on Virginia
avenue and Sixth street. Apply Ed
win Robinson, Gas Office.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-20

FOR SALEITwo barber chairs; one
$500, one $500. Loyal Bennett, III
Main street, Fairmon W. Va.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-02
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Grso. 9uDoenoa uno 6rau an 8nl. 6ropens,
80 9fer 2ano; sl400.
&malie &oasi6 an Ntar @aae, @runbhid an oel
ede bon psah nno gictoria StraBe; s1375.
Anaroa y Signoipitp an y. VI. uno 8. Qifier-
ling, 9rin0itId auf benz Signoiuitn 6rieohof; $50.
w. b. &bonlas uno Soc 3entner an 9Srau Char
ton; $l35. 49,
gnilp W2eDer an @bas. G6peiser, @runofffid ouf
Rirbbpf 30. a; $22.
2eonaro uno Charlotte @ar,o an ghorlpa unN
Asrela 8rueqer @runoiid an Der SoIep5ins gtr.,
Sames g. gtetpcomb uno Syrou an @fbert geitel.
9runoftnd an Der ede Der Setpin uno Gor0 Shores
l StraBe; $500.
NJ S1nlolfote en- Antbonn @jormon. @,rInnahd
an per Wteerl6eiot StraBe; $16O.
=. Ino Y. Santano uno u. nno 9. auenk an
Jolsph i. porn, 81 Gder 2auo; SIS uno u.
:. ~; Y: Sagnl@ an Yauline SaDnii4, @rlnbfad
EMMA Slttmar au emma Aftaelt, @ruuofffd an
Der ede Der Tereioa uno CEDAR Strabe; $4,000.
6sHrp saager oil Solepbiue Qeit, @runbftDd an
Der eds ss sSelt @rodett @labes unb Der Syoleoni
6. Burton unO gruu an SEQ. $. etnmbero.
grunoldgd an Der efe Der eoutal un0 Seal StraBs
%. s. Serr an $. %. greittina, granpROd an
Der gde Der ennoen StrdBe uno Gr0ot[nu Wpe: $3C0,
Albin Seibel an Safe 6ifoetrano, Srinoftllf on
Der samer Strase; $500.
1 ~ Jun gsltyu utuEI JetHQD mo Oscar HetrnGl an
Nrau Stlie @berrp, SrlnoitId an Der Galaohon
| Nnenue; $500.
Safe q. 9aibieG an 81. 6. getri@. @runoHid an
| oa Seuaoa StroBe; $500.
SIS. @iuis an Jolepb 9ipptein, grlnoffdd an
Der Gmaba nno Wontana Strabe; $500.
j.. Bettp an .Soiepb J%}ippitein, @utrohnd In
Der Gatt GnD AooltiOn; so II. ".
Wepra o.. yateman II. u. an Clemens Rihter.
@runotld in Got 1875; $50.
SoiepR. &ipptein uno 6rau an Srieorife Gitt=
nlaltn. Srunohld an Der Ode Der Mloutana uuo
| pine Strabe; $1,000. w
$. g; 9ileebronO an g. s. eart. beriaieoene
| @runohlde s1175.
ei5ete Sdul8 al 9eon Morris, @runoaad an Der
| Sl0=Alamo StraBe; S105O.
Wmi Reooin9tOn an $. g. 6iloebrano. ueri6ics
| oene 8runoRlde; $3.50.
CAT Gno @ooition 425 u. VI.
6. j.. 6art uno s.. 6. 6iloe6rano an Set euntsr
@ruuoltif am @ruig 9las; 800.
8. 6. Wlaper an fSrau Marn Mlourer. p5runha1a
an ogr SlosSoreoo GtrnBt; 5000.
G6ds. 9. Nlulabg an 70. ". Sbafer, gnuo1df
an Der 3opion StraBe; 800.
8. VI. Stabi nno Gran an Sobn etobt. @ruuO=
HID an Der Broots StraBe 800.
GhnI1J Gn(nn1 h;oto+ a;,as
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-02

tn0 ur0 lelbit6eritd1oli6 @Bs uno
9rinfgelegenbeiten ieoer &laiIe in
0uue uno SdQe: Winiatur Glen
babnen ulnfabren ben eansen 4slab,
geben ourh 8rUtten uno TuneQs,
iber Berg uno Tal tur8um Elm
mebrftlnoiger Gufentbolt bieltet Bes
l%uitigung fir Sung uno Nlt.
Gang dbnlih lift Der seeeniiberlies
genoe n2una Bart" beIdafen, ND
aber aaes mebr i'm urientaliidlen
Stgle eingeribtet lit. @as bier an
8eritreuungen aqer Nrt aeboten
miro, 1T gang iinnoeruirreno uno
Gbenos lit Die illumination ~aeraoesu
b~lenoeno. 9a5 StraBenleben in gp=
neD Sslano ielbit lift baiielbe oeblie.
ben, BAG eS felt Sabren mar !; elm
Welts Sabrmartt in oes @orte8 utf,z
fafenoIter 8eoeutung. @er aenua
geiehen bat. pom @erduIh betdu6t
uno f0rperli6 uno eeiftlg ermnoet
tpOroen lit, Der nertraut Iib ben
Uleeresmellen an, er baoet in Der
tiiblenoen Slut, NOD fih WtGunlein
uto @eiblein ungeniert tunmeln uno
in ibren 8aoean5iiaen sutpeilen reht
groteSte Siguren oariteaen. &n
Samitaeen lit es iberau an Der
Bead, iopie in allen anoeren 6ffents
llGen 8erguiigunas : 2otaleu lbers
flQt uno ebenio ain Sonntaa, no
ale Diejenigen in's 5reie Itr0men,
Die Ddbreno Der Wphe Die 3eit oasu
niht finoen fDnnen.
Nber einerlei, mann ooer uohtn
man aebt, Seem Nort lit a~uentbalben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-02
9trbeiten Saa uuS NadJt.

Die fleiBi9iten uno pirtiatnlter
tleinen Ginger, Die lie gemaft muir,
ben, itno Or. Sings Neue 9ebenS-
siuen". 9ur6 oiele Biaeu tpiro
Sd]pade in Sraft umgenanoelt,
2rdabeit in Tnttraft, al9eneine
W~attiateit in geiitiae @neraie. Sic
leiften wunoerbare 9ienite beim
Wieoeraufbau Der @eIunobeit. Sour
20 Gents per Sbadtel. gu baben
in ben IpDtbeten BON &. 8nlteper 4
Son unb Qoolpb 0reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-02

@raf gatburIt. Der Oufel oe8 Ser
ibmunoenen brett NIT eineln 8riefe
an Die Eegierung uno bat ite, tbm
penigitens 81 iagen, ob letn Neffe
nod lebe Doer tDt iei. @r erbielt Die
pDiitine @rfldruna, oaB Die fran50its
lHe &eaierung ni9ts pDm Geri9ptnz
ben oes iungert 2oro Batburit pilie
uno ME etpas oapDn QemuBt babe.
@rit biele pDIitipe @rfldruug madte
Die 9eute in tbrem urteil lbmanfeno.
aber immerbtn blieb bod i'm aIaez
metnen Die Nnliht oDrberrlbeno, oaB
8atburit oas Spfer zines pDlitiiden
@erbredens genDroen lei uno oaB
man in Baris mebr oanDn mife, als
man auaeben noQe.
@rit abtste Sabre lpdter, su att
fang Der neunsiaer Sabre bes oDris
gen Sabrbunoerts ioIte man in
Y~erlebera einen SSuno madden, Der
oas @ebeimniB oes 8erlhminbens
8athurit's auf5ufldren l6eint. gs
murben Elm padr tleine 8DhnbauIer
IN Der Staot nieoergerilien uro in
benz Seller zines berlelben fano man
einaemauert oas Stelett zines Mans
mes, nod NIT einieen &leioerfebeu
umbiut. Ser Smdoel mar etnae=
Iblaaeu, elm 8epeis, baB Der Wiann
ermDroet mar. uno oieIe einoez
mauerte 2eihe, nimmt man an, iei
Die bes annD 1907 perlhmnnoenen
Serb 8atburit. @enau ibentifsies
rem BAT man fie ~alIeroings ntdt fDn=
men, aber aus ben beiliegenoen 9lei=
oerfeben, nor alien aus u~eberreIten
eines toitbaren Belses, slaubt mar
Die Soentt.dt berleiten gu oirfen.
Iuh nerldteoene anbere Dinge film.
men therein, 10 bo5 man iebt fail
aQgemein Die SbenSltdt Der aefunbe.
men AeiHe init bent pDr orei Men.
ibenaltern ueridmansenen eneliider
8%elanoten annimmt.
Nber wie par Der junge Wann it
ieneS 0aus getDmmen? Gang elm.
fad. Die 8emDbner oe1Ielben batter
pon ieiner Inneienbeit erfabren, ba.
ten ibm a%ufgelauert, ermDroet, be.
raubt une oann Die 2etbe in Der ges
nannten @eiie beleitiet. Die ganS(
gebeimniBpDqe Nngeleaenbeit, biz
~iahrelang Die &ablne....e Der peri9ie.
oenen &egierungen beibdftiet bat,
Die man aGtaig Sabre lang fir eines
Der grDBten Gdtiel Der @eldibt(
btelt-ein gang tommurter, gem6ba.
lther GaubmDro. 9a liebt man,
pie Ihmer oft oas Nddftliegenoe 81
finoen iit. @enn Die 8ebDroen iei=
1eraeit nidt fih ielbit nit Der fefter
Nnnabme, es banhele iid bier I'M
etn pOlitiihes &erbrehen, ben &op'
pertuirrt bdtten, fie bdtten oielen
Woro entoeden miilien. Mber cir
iinpler &aubmDro, tper oahte an oasf
TDn Elm paar &leinitdotern began,
gen nod oasu!
uno nun-eriitiert nibt cine merit
Durot9e Nebrlt@tett 3tuliben Dem
Teribminoen ienes enaliihen @e=
ianote1 aus Dem Sabre 1907 uno
benz Ieribminben oieles amerifani=
lben @eian6ten aus Dem Sabre 1904?
Die perdnoerten 3eits unb Ortsper=
baltniiie naturlib in 8etradt geso=
gen. Beioe perihmanoen ipurlus,
beioe bat man nod turs suoDr ge-
leben, bel beioen oentt man niht an
einen SelbitmDro. uno oas Ser
ihpinoen oes 6errn 2ppmis mirb su
elmer ebeniD ippieen Neaenoenbil=
oung InlaB 3eben, tuie oas 8ers
lbtoinoen oes 2oro Batburit, bas
itebt man ihon ieBt. unc es ldBt fid)
nteueibt ebenfo einfah ertldren tpie
ienes.
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ld6n uno i~nterefant. uno Ielblt
elm Sammel ourh bic oroBarti9en
6Dtels, oenen iib iebt mieoer meb=
rere neue, 10 auboa8 nNItor," suqe=
leut, biloet einen aI1qenebmen Belt
oertretb, oenn 10 etpas Itebt man
nibt ale Gage, ndmlih Die pDmp6=
len @inri6tun9en uno Die 2eute. Die
bier perfebren. 8leibt man baum
i'm Befanatenfreiie bel elmer auten
Slal9e Wein Elm Stino9en iibeu,
10 1T Der @enuB nod grDBer. R. H.
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Star fIr arm unO gei66.

Der Sommer 1T u tpieoer oa,
GRit leiuen beiBen gaeen.
WDstito's, 8ridelbiBe gar
uno anbern iblimmen 8lagen.
8as min man aber oabei tun,
8ir mifien bier nerpeilen.
Bir mfiien i9tuisenb Sag fir Tag
Our lauren Mrbeit ellen.
9os lit eetpiB tein ibbnes 9Dps,
Bir fDnnten's better baben;
&aein iehr un9ereht berteilt,
Sinh ale 8elten.@ oben.
Der gtne ibuelst i'm rleberfluB,
Der Nnore fdmpft nit Nbten
uno 1T Der Monat mieoer rum,
@eht ieoer Dollar Hbten.
9o6 Sober nibt nab &eibtum ftrebt
Wan min nerenii9lib leben
llno mas sur &rdftiaung eebbrt,
SSH man benz Mtnger 9eben.
Senn oieie Mfa9enFra9e lit,
Die pibti9Fte BON allen;
Gin gutter Stid, Elm fetner Grant.
9aS laBt man iih eefaGen.
nno mebr Tam audi elm &eifer nidht
Ohm &iitto li6 leiiten;
Or ibt uro trinft unb raurbt uno lebt,
gd6t better, ais bic meiten,
9es cone Star Bier. basif ietn SroIt,
gu alien Sahresseiten,
gs 1T bes armen @anues 1reunb,
@enuB tut's linn bereiten
Gas Gone Star 1T b'rum popular.
Bel alien Sbihten, &laIien.
9as Gone Star bod unb oreimal hochl
gs paBt fir ale &aien.
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Staat Ohio, &
Q1ucns g.ur+b es

6ranfS s.. @beneD bei6w0rt, Bag ,r her die
tere Mariner Der Gtrma s.. s. 60.
1T, tpel9e 8sl9dfte IN Der Siaot Soleoo, In o6en=
9etiarrtein Gountp uno Staate, tbut, uno bah be-
laste, 6irna Die enmme pom etn6unSert
S9ltars thr leoen J6aa bon aatarrb beJablen
tarrb Ru nidt aebeilt peroeu fam.
Grant 8. Gbeneb.
- 9el6iporen Dor mir uuo unterIhrieben
Slt9el IN meiner @egeHpart am 6. Geptems
~ Der q. 3. '86.
U. 20. 9ltaon II, 6ifentlide Notar.
paf3 aatqrrb Sur miro iunerlid aenommer
sno mirft oirett auf oas 9lut uno Bic Ibleimiaen
O6erfldden oes Spfters. @aBt Sud 3elQnife Trti
iSi6iten.
). J. GbtRep 4 So, Soleoo. o
~ TertGutt non alien Gpotbetern, Is Gents.
9aPs 6omilien4 Biaen limo Die seheu.
eS Trinft 9Glamn 3 sE(o1denbier.
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Recept 1tp. 1851 bon elmer u
9lmenS beilt ni6t aue 2eioen. ober
% furirt &beumatismus auf aQs
Idae. s. s.. Sbmibt, Noent
6ouiton. 9exas.