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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-06-10
HERALD PLEDGED TO DEMOCRATIC
PING

KIM.
\ leading Democrat. one who has vot-
ed and worked for the Democratic
ticket all his life and man who has
always been admitted to the councils OF
tae Democratic ring. so far A. our
knowledge confirms and we have sui
iicient reasons for forming our own con-
victions in that direction, said yester.
day in his forecast of Democratic vic.
tory in the county this fall-something
he would do anyway in spite OF all rea-
son for he is too rabid a party man and
too narow-minded to look more than
one way upon any question-that the
Democratic party had a help this cam.
paign That worked in two ways. When
Intercepted by n by-tander as to what
this alleged great double-action help was
he unhesitatingly replied that it was
the Harrison County Herald. He said
that the Herald had pledged itself
privately to the Democratic ring, that
it would work for the nomination and
election of the whole Democratic ticket
this fall in a way that would hoodwink
some Of the Republicans into line for
them.
In other words he said the Herald
would make certain Republicans vote
the way they wanted them to by pull
ing the wool over their eyes in a foxy
and surreptitious manner. and taat al
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-06-10

Rock-ribbed Democrats have hit on n
plan that they think Is real catchy.
They 90 to Republicans, who they think
arc not loyal, and start out with the
innocent remark that they are going tc
vote for Roosevelt for president. think.
ing to begirile their auditors. Then
they gently hint that they must have
Democratic sheriff. The situation Is
they are trying to trade of their pre.i-
Dental candidate. whoever he may be.
for their candidate for sheriff. But 30
far they have run mp against the wrong
men. a they painfully learn. They are
informed that it Is pleasure 10 hear
Democrats talking about voting for
Roosevelt, but the suggestion that Re
publicans should vote for a Deomcrat
81 sheriff i not 10 be thought Of for a
moment. Then these scheming Demo
>crat. depart in sadness. The point here is
Democrats nave become desperate, when
they forsake national principles 10 pro.
mote selfish little scheme to break into
local office
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II the News should refuse to rum
the Democratic ticket that is to be nom
mated. whnt an awful howl would 90 up
among the Demoratsi They would i'm.
medintely say that the News was not 4
Democratic paper, and why should they
not do so? There is no reason, so far
as we know, why that sheet should not
run it, party's ticket and yet it tries
TO say that pretended Republican
paper is really Republican paper be
cause it does not run" the Republican
ticket Think OF it. will you. Repub-
lican. the First congressional district of
Wet Vrginin has nominated Repub-
lican for congress, and yet Il pretended
Republican paper. namely the Demo
cratic Herald of this county, refuses to
support him and ignores his nomination
nnd candidacy except to cast reflections
on the choice and wisdom of the Repub-
lican party. in eight grand counties OF
the state, who nominated him uuani-
mousIy, This leads to the question
who Is the Republican party in the Fir. t
congressional district of West Virginia !
Is it Doc and his little gang, who are
trying to turn one of the most iInportan;
counties of the state over to the Demo
cratic schemers and tricksters? Accord
ing to the course of the Herald it Is
But the people have their eyes open and
they do not propose to stand for it. The
Herald has no right to make pretensions
TO being Republican paper and at the
same time oppose tine wishes OF eight
counties of the state, When it does tina
it confes-es publicly that it is running
itself in the interest Of the Democratic
party, and that is exactly what every
true blue Republican is telling it a.
this time.
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the while, they were really working for
the Democratic party.
This seurrilons scheme has been con-
nnned in more. than one way and upon
more than this one very good evidence
brought forth.
There is no doubt but that this is the
dirty scheme that the Herald viii try to
work out this summer and fall. IT will
show itself in false colors to certain Re
publicans to work them in order to full.
I'll the secret pledges they nave made to
the Democratic ring. We don't know
just how the Democratic ring got taem,
or bought them, or won them over to
their side-whichever it may be-but
this prominent Democrat boasts that the
Herald Is bound and pledged to the
Democratic party.
The good Republicans Of Harrison
county, however, are Of too intelligent
type to allow themselves to be ruled.
dictated to and bossed by an unscrupu.
lous set OF Democrats tricssters who
are only trying to work them for their
own private and personal political ends
They win not allow themselves to be
hoodwinked and gold-bricEcd in this
manner. Most certainly they viii not
and the Democratic ring win find it out
much to their sorrow.
The people the Democratic ring thinks
it viii trick, fleece, swindlc, delude and
beguile nave more common sense than
to be led about in a manner u. one would
lead tanned and trained animal about
Yith rope which IS tied to a ring in its
nose. The Republican farmers are not
cattle. a the Democratic rehemers woulf
believe they are. They are intelligent.
honest. upright, conscientious men with
. true sense Of life, liberty and the pur
suit of happiness and with proper re.
spect 20 their manhood.
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lack the vital organs, causing catarrh OF
he bladder, or the kidneys themselves
reai down and waste away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles almost always result
bonn a arrangement of the kidneys and
/ cure is obtained quickest by a proper
|-eafnent of the kidneys. If you are feel
|ng sadly you can make no mistake by
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|.reat kidney, liver aid bladder remedy.
IT corrects inability to hold urine and
|calding pain IN passing II, and over
|nmes that unpleasant necessity of being
|ompe1led to go often through the day,
Ind 10 get mp many times during the
|dgl1t. The mild and the extraordinary
|dcct of Swamp-Root Is soon realized.
Il stands the highest for its wonderful
|ures of the most distressing cases.
Swnfnp-Root is pleasant TO take and is
|old by all druggists in ffty-cent and
ne-doiiar size BOTTLES. You may have
SIMPLE bottle of this wonderful new dis
Lnvery and a book that tells all about 1t,
both sent free by mail. Address, DR.. K5
|ner & Co, Binghamtou, N. Y. WfIep
writing mention reading this generous
|1der IA this paper. Don't MAKE any
|nistalse but remember the name, 8 yamp-
Root. Dr.. RiIsner's Swamp Root. and the
|address, Bins 5arton, n Y, ON eye.y
otLle
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ED in the First Baptist Church
Wednesday Morning Was Spleen
did and Propitious. Eight 6radu-
ates Were Presented With Di-
pIOmds.
ooramrle Was Excellent and Students Acquitted
Themselves Admirably Prizes We're
Awarded-Prof. Swartz Presented With Hand
some Gifts from Students, Teachers and Board

sAe tenth annual commencement ex'
1885, II Broaddns Classical and Scien-
Iuitpte held in the First Baptist
roh Wednesday morning were both
liant md suspicious. a large audi
assembled at the church to witnes.
exrrcses. The program rendered
IA excellent and very entertaining
\. Tie essays were extraordinarily
K ana the musical numbers both
NJ and Instrumental. were fine.
N efsrcises began at ten o'clock,
|n divine blessing was invoked by
y. b Moore, of Philippi. Misses
bel Shinn, Lena Bartlett, Eva Golf
Flora Harvey rendered "Zausn,
aroldl upon two pianos in a charm
manner, showing unusual skill. The
abe was heartily appreciated by the
|Alusie was the subject Of the es-
deiiyered by Miss Amelia Hursey
'ce. It was rendered in graceful
happy manner and it was evidenced
she was well informed upon the
iett She told OF the infinite power
nn-ic over the mind and gave several
81 mons definitions of it. In the
1se II the essay she touched upon the
sIs q savages and the music Of Ru.
ScoElaud, ireland, France, Spain
tnx, Italy and of our own nation
adftion OF music and the history
Ne art in brief manner from the
Hest ages TO the present time wert
.lnded "a the theme.
s. Koabski's i.Reyeil de Lion'' wa
1jerea upon the piano by Miss Eve
* 6oT. 1t was rendered artisticnll!
! was fully appreciated by her audi
me essay Of Miss Lucy -.bisaii Roa
on vas a very interesting one. i.
S entitled eThe South" and it con
led an excellent description of the
pthland, its Industrial, commercial
4 political conditions in ante-bellum
Is npdih the prssent. She contrast.
ue conditions Of the north and south
Colonial times, the causes which led
t. TIC Civil War and told what the
athland was today aud forecasted it,
vitable brilliant future. It was an
b and ven delivered essay.
Miss Euniee Stealey told of the cir
nstauces which inspired eompositers
create the simple ballads with which
are most familiar in her essay en-
led Stories Of Well Known Songs. .
{ eircnu tanees which inspired the
upositiou d s'Home, Sweet Home
ohm Alafr, HAnnie Laurie" and the
u oaken Bucket" were described
{ Aeay was an excellent one and was
iaered with ease, dignity and power
expire sion.
vi. Gnssie Lowe has a sweet and
tured voice and her solo ave Maria
ach-Bounodl was thoroughly enjoyed
Sorrow i Vain and Dependency il
sfuls was the subject of an excellent
as By Ais Alta Viola Smith. OPP
.isn and pessimism were explained
set forth clear light by the
.alse1 She explained that our live
r made mp of either the good or bad
nents and that which element wa.
'usht forth depended upon ourselves
e destruetiveness OF the pessimistic
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Every time the Telegram gives the
Herald a dab, the News tries to whacIs
the Telegram. thus giving additional
evidence of the fact that the News
knows that the Herald is being run in
the interests of tine little Democratic
combine.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-06-10
IA, BAlTIMoRE&O Ono
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
Taking efEecs Sunday, May Is, 1901.
Rsst Bound
No. l-(dAilyI duU 1888 = =.
No. 7I-tdailyl due 1926 a. M
No. 3-tdailyl due 0.5s a. m.
No. 47-tdaily) uue seq ?. n.
No. 65-tdaily due 7:2s ?. N.
East Bound.
No. S-CdaIIyl due 3:B4 .. N.
No. 4G-(dailyl due 1922 a. m.
No. l2- daily due $40 p. m.
No. 72-tdailyl due 1858 p. N.
No. 4-tdailyl due 9.35 p. m.
". VA q PITTS. DIVISION.
West Bound.
No. s-tdaily ex. Sunday Ar. s:l5 "a,
Lv. 6:I5 a. m
No. I-tdaly) Ar. $3.50 a. m; Lv. 1880
No S-tdaily ez. sun, Az. r:lS ,. NJ.
Lv. 1855 p. m.
No. 7-tdaily ex. SUM- Ar. s:4S ,. m.
No. s-(sunday only Ar. 1870 p. N;
Lv. 1920 ? m.
East souna
No. s-Daily ex. SUM- Lv. $40 a. m.
No. 2-CDaily ex. Sum- Ar. $3.50 a. m;
Lv. lO:35 p. m.
No. e6-sunday only Ar. and Lv. 0:4O
a. m. Leave 1895 a. m.
30. s-tdailyJ Ar. 1888 p. In; Nv. 4 p. IN.
80. 4-(daiiy ex. sun.)-Ar. and LIZ.
1880 p. m.
WEST VIRGINIA SHORT LINE.
Vest Bound.
No. 5e-tdaily ex. sun) Ar. 1900 noon.
No. 5s-tdailyl Ar. SIS p. m.
East Bound.
No. 57-(duily) ". $50 a. m.
No. 59-(daily ex. SUM- u. 2.3o p. m.
Trains Nos. and 8 run between
clarksburg and Sutton.
D. B. MARTIN,
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M. A. Il. TINIBERLAKE
DENTIST.

Room Opp. b. =. Horssovss Grocer.
WIN not travel Teeth extracted
without pain. Beautiful gold filings
q specially. Crowned bridge adjust
ed In the most skillful manner. Teeth
on gold, silver or rubber. AM pr Q
pared to perform all dental operatio u
with ueatness and dispatch. Rea o
Bile nrinea. I
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DIRECTORY.
Flower Bros.

Practitioners Of Medicine and
surgery.
oFFInE odd Fellows Building
Main Street. Olarksburg. OPP1oI
HoURs:-S to 10 A. NJ, to and to
E. Newton Flowers. M. D.. Pike St,
opposite Golf Chapel.
Arthur o. Flowers, NJ. D., East Mul.
berry Street.
Night calls answered from residences
fly.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-06-10
me "a lse of FIany
Sudden Deaths.

prevailing in this
S because so decep-
tive. Many sudden
deaths are caused
by it-heart dis
ease, pneumonia,
heart failure or
aPoplexy are often
the result of kid.
ncy disease. If
kidney trouble is
Observation-Disclosures
neutrality-suspicious.
ed blood will at.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-06-10

Close connections east an6 west with
i. s. o. trains.
John T. McGraw, Geo. a. Hechmer,
President. Genl Mgr
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NEST "a. cENTRAL a PaT-TsBURG
In AFFECT November ~. 1893.
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Passenger schedule of
The N. u ~ a. RaiIroad
In effect May 2e, 1902.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-02
Siteru.

Morgen iit Oitern. Das sseit
fdllt bier bel uns in Die ihDnite 8eit
oes Sabres. Die Bdume pranaen
in friihem @riin, alles itebt in nols
Ter 8liite uno es lit tnetItens bublh
tuarnt, aber ooh mod nidt 10 parn,
oaB einem Die 6ibe lditig faQt. @es
raoe elm &etter, tpie man es ii9 su
oieier uralten 5riiblinasfeier, tpelbe
Die &irbe nit erDBem @elhif gu
ibrem bDhiten Set umgetuanoelt bat,
tpiinlben fann Oitern lit unSmeiz
felbaft oas feierlidite aller Jelte Der
6riitlihen 4irbe. 9ie ueberliefe=
rune Der golfsitimmung, pel9e
i9on unieren Gorpdtern pDr 9auiens
ben BON Sabren oieie Belt oes @ieoer=
bernDrtretens Der 2ebenserlbeinune
gen IN Der giatur 81 einer feitli6en
tperoen lieB, Die TRADITION Der drift
liben Stride nit ibrer erbebenoen,
beoeutungsnolen @efbihte oieler
Gage uno fdlieBlib Die Belt ielbit,
in Der eS gefeiert miro. Die ibDne
Srublinesseit. oeren 8auber iih 10
leibt Niemano entaieben tam, allies
mirtt 5uiatnmen, I'm bieiem Seit ben
aaratter oes Seierliben uno @rha=
benen, augleib aber AUDI oeS SbDs
nen uno 5rDben gu geben. Sitern!
Wlan oentt untpilltiirlib an @lDden=
tlang uns OraeltDn, an meite Sell
Der, bic uuter blauein 9irnmel oalies
gen. an gepubte Meniden uno las
benoen SDunenihein, Die Oiteritinls
mung iibert1mn1t einen, tpie iie bes
iouoers mir Deutihe fiblen uno tpie
fie uniere Dibter uno 9iinitler in
un5Gbliaen ibrer @erte gum NuSs
erud gebrabt baben. allen puran un-
ier @Detbe in ieinem syauit. llno
Denn audi uniere gan3en Gerbaltniife
bier i'm 2anoe elmer iol1en Stims
mung niGt giinitig iinb, Die Crime
rung tpeiB bel fenen, bic in Deutl1s
Lamb geberen. bod INNER nod etpas
BON ibr uabsurufen uno einen gang
eigenartiaen 3auber iiber oieleS Set
aus5ubrelten. uniere Deutiben lai=
fen fih oaber audi Die atueitdeiae
Seier oes Seites nicbt nebmen; pp
ite's f6nnen. oa feiern lie ben Sfters
Montag. llno oas lit re1t! @enn
einmal elm sseit aefeiert miro, oann
AUDI 0r0entlid. oamit man eS merit,
oaB ettpaS auBereepDhnlihes, oaB
Elm 6eitta9 oa 1T, Der aud feline au=
BergetuDbnlihe Seier haben mia.
Wiiroen mir bier in Nnerifa niht
10 gana uno gar i'm 8anne puritanis
iber ueberlieferunaen uno Gn.
ihauungen liegen, oann tpiiroe man
oiefe 6eite audi bier nibt Der duBes
rem Mertn1ale ibrer MuBeraemDbn>
libfeit entfleibet baben. S9aoe,
ourb cine ettpaS itdrfere syeier Der
Seite piiroe unier ean5es @oltsles
ben einen anoern Nnftrib betommen
baben. Dob baran lit nirbts nlebr
au dnoern, unfere Deuti1en aber
m0gen mod reht lange bas Siterfeit
in otter lieb9emDhnter @eile beeeben
| uno oesbalb tpiinid,en mir beute als
len unlern 2eiern gum fommenoen
Seite bic redte Seftitimmuna, oamit
tie eS aud in Der rehten Weife feiern
fDnnen.
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Settt 6,tntbit0!
Gine 8eideiniguna nDn San 9lmtomiU
bat 1Sert bet'm San 9(ntpMiD'er
SubGifum.

Sbr t0nnt oas Bublitum nibt
INNER tdulhen.
Sc miro gu9 su(ebt erfennen.
Seoesmal, peun giner eetdulcbt
tpiro, miro Elm neuer Sfeptifer ge=
ibaffen.
gs eiebt piele 6eilmittel, Die Step
tifer MAIDEN:
8eil fie ibre geripreben nibt ball
ten!
9oans Nierenpitlen brin-
gen neue Beipeiie.
Sic turieren Die Sfeptifer.
8emeiie in Sille uno s5iille am
Srte.
Die 8epeile BON San Nntonio
eelten fiir bic San NntDniD' 'er.
6ier elm BaI:
Der Waurer s.. S. 0eitgen, Der
feline Office in Der StraBe bat,
faet: sd batte einen ibmeren Sal
BON Giideni9mersen, nobel Sbmers
sen ourd uleinen aansen 9Drper
fboiien, nenn id cine i6neae Bes
rpeQuna mabte. Sic entitanoen ourb
@rtdltung Doer pm ibmerem Seben
uno qudlten MIDI Gag uno Nabt.
9tabt8 fOnnte i6 nibt Ihlafen uno ib
ertuabte Wtoreens 10 miioe, pie ib
mar, als i6 MIDI 3u 8ette le9te.
Oie MusI6eioun9en BON ben Nieren
tpQreu Quber Srouuno. Itarf oefdrbt
uno boiler Sab. SD periubte pers
icbieoene Weoi5inen, aber feline balf
mir, biz ib bDrte, oaB Doan g
0ieren= 8illen BEL sSiIher &
Sprinaall uno i'm 8erar Drug Store
5u baben ftno uno ib taufte eine
Sdadtel. Naboem i1 einiee Doien
genDmmen bate, peripiirte ic] ibOn
oeren @irfun9; Die gntsiinoung Der
Gieren lieB nad, bic &iiGenlbner-
aett peri9panoen uno iebt bin id]
frei BON allen Sbmptomen Der geies
renfranfbeit.
grbdltlib bel allen grueuiiten.
Breis so Gents. Softer Willburn
so. in Buffalo, sc. g., alleiniae
Ngenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
WergeBt nibt ben Namen DoanI
uno acceutirt fein Subftitut.
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@htueisf6er 8us. uns Settaa.

nnlGnsft fanb in Shanghai, CHINA,
bas fOeenanute 9fia%DuansGeit itatt,
bas eiue 2trt 8uBz unb 9ettag fur bic
Gbinefen 1T, @ieIe Msni9sn b.sebsn
ii9 an benz Sage, ais gtrafgsfang.ne
eetletbet, nit 9anbf9ellen aus.tban
lnb NIT flteetnben 9aaren, in bie Qlttz
ftubt, um ben G0ttern Opfer barSue
6rinsen. Man itelIt fi9 alio ols ormen
Giinber bin, bittet bic @Dttsr I'm 0ers
gtbuns pessn bes bisberisen ftr1fli@tn
Qebeusnonbels unb perfpri4i, sin
neues 2ebtn onaufansen. Sn BEN
Gempel, nobin es ging, martin bic aus
fiinftissn Strafsn, bic bic perito6hn
Siinber srtparten, in fir9tsrli9 obs
f9red.nber Weiie oareeit.at. Dtes fou
ba3u beitragen, bic NntSmmltnge, INA
ter bensn INNER Diels Jrauen iinb, 3u
bepessn, re4t 5a6lrsid. Spfergabsn
fir bic @0ttsr gu taufen unD Il, bas
bur@ gndbig unb nahfi1tis au itims
men. Der prieiter, Bel oem bic iibli9tn
Ea9sn gu baben itnb, psrtauft ite inns
mer nett Iber ibren Marttpertb, unb
ba CT ben gansen Gag in @nfpru9 ges
nommsn pirb, 10 ma9t er natiirll@ Elm
oussesst4nst.s @ef8Gft babel.
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In ausseloiiener Gtimmuns unb lang,
bon alien lInterofft3teren unb sthtgen
2eufnants unterItiiBt. in br0bnenbem
@hor, baB eS lpeitbin bur6 bic Ra9t=
fuft ballte.
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Die albsnasfamale Der stant

limb berftopft unb nerpeiten bic Ntmos.
pbdre. &Dn Der 8eb6lteruna bleibt nur
an1 2eben, tuer benz aiftigen Duniffreis
sntfliebt. 2ei6et SIR an &opfid3mersen,
i6lebtem @eibmaf i'm Mun6e, beleater
3un9e, uebelteit, &erftopfuma, M1atfiqs
feit, Sbwinbel, @elbiubt u. I. no., 10 lit
bic Sober, oas 9auptreinigunasorqon
beg &6rpers. neritopft. 9ebterer tuirb
buburb nit NbfallftDifen beraiftet unb
tam nur onnn tpie6er eeIun6 tperben,
tuenn Sbr nit benz pDrsagli6ifen 4ebere
mittel. ben beriibmten ct. Bernard 8
&rduterpillen, jenes 8einiqunqsoraan,
bic 9eber tuieoerberitellt.
@aluaniiierte, IA rla{dige
5lie9entiiren. 60. Stepes &
Guns.
Naienz DDer 0als 8atarrb miro
I0fsrt beieitiat uno permanent furirt
our6 ,,8orD ssormalim", (Gimer
& StmemO). 6. S. 9 6 m t,
Ngent, 6ouiton, geras.
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Sir $500 mad 9entI1lauo.

Deutib ameritanii6e 8eitun9en
tperoen i'm alten 8aterlano nit gro.
Bem Sntereiie geleien, neil fie iib
frei auSipre6en uno bdufig p0n oriis
ben mebr Neui9feiten un6 gta1rib.
ten brinaen. al8 Die oeutiden Bel.
tun9en lelbit. Die n5reie 8reiie fiir
9era8" lit oriiben iiberaa, pDbin Iie
gelanot nirb, Elm lebr germ gelebener
Sat unb fam fi9 riibmen, Mners
tennuu9 ulo 8iiroigung 81 finben,
tpie aus sablreiben 8riefen an uns,
fotpie an Oieienigen, tuelbe oas 8latt
an ibre 8erWanoten ibiden, berpur.
3ebt. g8er oaber leinen 8erpanbten
uno Sreunoen cine 5reuoe ertpeiien,
ibuen Elm nilltommenes @elbent
MAIDEN min. Der beitelGe fir Iie bic
rSreie BreIie fir SeraS". Das Sn.
tereiie fir 9era8, tpie iiberbaupt fiir
ben Staat uno Die @egeno, NOD bic
8erpanoten tuObnen, 1T in DeutId.
lano lebr lebbaft uno eS 1T unmDgs
lib, in Bripatbriefeu cine 10 erino.
libe 9luftldrune uno 8elbreibuns
oes fremoen 2anoeS gu aeben, tuie
oies Die nsSreie BreKe" allm6hent.
lib tbut. Sir ben aeringen HSreis
BON SIS Oerlenoen mir portofrei unier
rei6baltigeS Wobenblatt auf elm Sabr
au iraeno eine Noreiie i'm austanoe.
Die ssreie Vrefie fir 1eras publ.
WDmpGnp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-02

sa- grintt stia,no Elalhenbier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-02
Cine srOBe 3abl Yatente it tpertlos.

oielelben iino fiir Ier1noeruneen
ooer ailh Werbeherungen an beitebeu.
ben Hatenten erteilt uno oiirfen nur
nit @rlaubniB ber Snbaber oerielben
.gebraubt tperoen. Nuspdrtiee Bas
tent.Nntpdlte aeben Musfunft, ob elm
Nrtifel patentierbar ift ooer nicHt.
Wer eine @rfinouna eemaht bat uno
miiieu min, ub oielelbe pert iIt,
patentiert gu weroen, tDenoe lib an
Gmtl 8ebrens, gioil Sneenieur,
felt 1887 regiitrierter Botents sNntpalt,
1881 BurnetsS sStraBe. San glntOniO,
9eras. Telepbon 1890.
Seit 1894 lit oamit uerbunoen:
"San antonio Electro Plating Works." @mil
Bebrens e Co., 5abritanten BON
leihten WaI6inen nno Nrbeits=Weo.
oellen ieoer Nrt. &oitenanlhlaqe
fiir ar6Bere GuftrGge bon Batents s9tr.
titeln tueroen bereit.uiIlieft aeaeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-02

w op1SStuliehel SlllllHiHllu WV lQllU,
BON alien lInteroffi5teren unb stntgen
2eutnants unteritiiBt. in br06nenbem
@hor, baB es tpeitbin bur6 bic Ra9t=
fuft ballte.
Der 3afernenbof lag oo[ 5trob. sSSrn
eriten 5riiblidt bes allfiteigenben Sae
ges trieb Der Morgentpinb nit ben
lansen 9almen fein Spiel unb feete iie
3ieaos iiber bas bolpertge pflaiter.
Ht9ts regte ii9 mebr. gor etner
halbsn Stunbe mar bas Hesinent gum
MdnDber ausgeritdt.
Gang in Der 5erne flana nod balb
luitig, balb pebmiitbia i'm Minbe pere
tpebenb bic alte Meiie:
uWfuB I benn-muB / benn-aunt
StGbtle btnaus-"
Damn lpurbe es itill.
llnb itia blieb es, tpGbrenb bte 2eute
bes Md9ttommanbos bic an morgen
aum Qufraumen Der @hetben nah bem
0geraierplaB tOmnanbirt tparen, bte
Yet4e bes 2eutnants BON Glide in bic
auferHe trussu.
Sie tbaten bas tpie betdubt. Der
glusbrud itumpfen GntfeBens lag auf
ibrsn sutmiitbtsen 8auernseiiatern.
Der eine pon ibnen rannte na9 bem
9e5trfss saommanbO, um beln pprtigen
Mdfor 8. g., bem eir3igen oslenben
StabsOffi5ier, Melbung gu oiten.
Die anberen legten ben storpsr auf
benz Bette nieber unb entfernten {ta,
NIT angebaltenem Itbem, f9eua glids
na9 riidpdrts perfenb, auf ben syubz
fpisen.
Dte Gaferne lag iAiueigenb ba.
WerbaQt paren bic Gpmmanbos, bie
Srommelipirbel unb Der i9tpere 9ritt
Der &Olonnen. @eripdiit ftanben BITE
@eipebritiiBen an ben W6nben Der
menf4enleeren Gdnes, unb BEL peit ges
bffneten 8enftern unb 9buren fa6en
BITE Mannf9aftsituben nit ibrsn abaez
bsdten gtienbetten unb leeren, peit ges
6ffneten gpinben aus, als feien iie
f9on felt 2angein bon aller Ngelt pere
la6sn.
99i9ts regte fi6. g1ur unten I'm Zee.
ren &aiernenbof tritb raf9elnb Der
Mtnb NIT ben Strob6almsn fsin Spiel.
Da f9uarrte es bod oben BON
Sburme, f6pinbfii9tig unb sitt.rnb,
tpie tpenn etn alter Wtann fsA aum
6uiten rdufpert. Die srsiie aaferhen.
ubr riiitete ii9 gum GAlagen, unh Hber
bas Sobesf9ipeissn bin 6aate h oans
mem, bfedernem alqhge bes OknRes
eiUig sleidseftelte 1lbs.