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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-26
.BURTON'S DE NAL
KANSAS SENATOR SAYS HE
TOOK MONEY FOR LEGlTI-
MATE EXPENSES.

Washington, Jan. 25.-It became
known about the capitol Saturday af-
ternoon that Senator Ralph Burton of
Kansas, had been indicted by the
grand jury at st. Louis, and the infor-
nation, impaired through press dis
patches, created quite a STIR Senator
Burton left the senate chamber soon
after the news came to him by tele-
phone, and went to his office in the
Maltby building, just across from the
capitol grounds. There he received a
number of kilograms and commune
Gated with friends, both here and in
the west. To those who saw him the
Kansas senator protested his inno-
cence most. vehemently He told them
that nothing could be proved against
him, and that he was ready to face his
accusers.
Was Little Surprise.
The news did not create as much
surprise as might be imagined, as
there have been frequent reports con-
Meeting his name with "get-rich-quick''
concerns in st. Louis a number of
times. Senator Burton has been asked
about these things and entered gen
GRAZ ueHidiS, dsSertlHS tHaC Lnere was
no record and no information which
would connect him in any but the most
legitimate way with business transac-
tions in the west.
Friends Confidence Shaken.
That thase rumors have shaken the
confidence felt by the senator's col
leagues in him is not denied.
Admits Getting Checks.
Senator Burton told his friends that
| it was true that he had accepted
checks, but that they were for legiti.
mate expenses.
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SENATOR cULBERsoN WANTS re
KNOW ALL ABOUT THE PAN.
ANA SITUATION.
REVISION is IMPOSSIBLE
A Washington Correspondent Says Il
Cannot be Carried Out at This Time
Senate to Take Up smoot Case
House Asks About Automobiles.

Washington, Jan. 25.-In the senate
today Culberson introduced resolu-
tion drawn by the committee appoint
ed at the recent democratic conference
for the purpose of getting additional
information concerning the Panama
situation. The resolution went over
under the rules.
VIII Investigate Smoot Case.
Senator Burrows. chairman Of the
committee on privileges and elections,
today introduced resolution to au-
thorize the committee to conduct an
investigation into the protest against
Senator Shoots retaining his seat re-
ferred to the committee on contingent
expenses.
Asks About Autos.
The house today adopted the privil-
eges resolution requesting the secre-
tary of state for information as to the
number of horses, carriages and auto
mobiles maintained at the expense of
the government for officials of the
state departm
The house resumed consideration of
the army appropriation bill.
REVISION Impossible NOW.
Washington, Jan. 25.-The cores
pondent for the Chicago Record Her
aid last night sent his paper the fol.
lowing:
Tariff reformers in congress are dis.
concerted over the legislative plans of
the leaders. The western members
who favor revision Of the customs
duties to- meet changed conditions
were encouraged by the general under
standing which prevailed that after
the presidential campaign something
would be dSne to revise certain objec
tionable schedules. They are awaken
ing to the fact that the growing de
mands upon the public treasury WILL
before this congress has adjourned,
reach such proportions as nearly to
equal the surplus.
Appropriations Are Large.
|, While these republican members are
not opposed to service pension bill
and the Panama canal project, they
tions carried by the first measure
which will amount to $S0,000000 annu
ally, and the enormous outlay involved
III GuS COulplollOu vi Llle lSIuLlldu WdC
er way, taken in addition to the regu
lar appropriations, will bring the total
expenditures to unusual proportions
Next session or the session following
river and harbor and a public build
ing bill will come in to further swell
the demands upon the public treasury
Some Other Time Better.
No one knows better than they thai
it will be extremely difficult If not i'm
possible to make much headway II
congress with tariff revision crusade
unless surplus is piling UP in The
treasury The republican leaders will
not sanction a reduction of the rev
enues as long as the expenditure!
threaten to create deficit Although
they have not abandoned hope these
western republicans appreciate thai
conditions are against them and arr
doing a great deal Of talking among
themselves to discover a remedy.
l
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FLOOD AT
IT'S HEIGHT
PARkERsBURe, w. VA, HAS
LARGE DISTRICT UNDER
,WATER-MANY HOMELESS

Parkersburg, w. Va, Jan. 25.-The
lower portions of the city, including
large part of this section and the
residence districts of Riverside, Beech
wood and the South Side are under
water today.
Flood at Its Height.
The crest of the flood is now here
and the waters will begin to fall soon.
Public Buildings Thrown Open.
All the public buildings available
were occupied last night by, persons
from the flooded districts. Several
hundred persons were driven from
their homes, while many others are
living in the second stories of their
houses.
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|C0LD W AVE
| HITS WEST
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI VAL
LEYs FEEL ITS ICY
1 CHILL.
4
MERCURY BELOW ZERO
ottumwa Suffers in Common With the
Entire Middle West and Is Promised
Colder Weather for Tonisht-RIiz-'
zard Rases at ST. Louis.

From Mondays Daily.
Twelve below zero, undoubtedly the
coolest that Ottumwans have expert
enced this winter, is what reigned SUI
preme this morning about o'clock
And this afternoon the thermometer
persists in staying below the zero
mark. Since Saturday evening the
mercury has been steadily declining
and at o'clock this morning the
twelve degrees below zero mark, a
difference of twenty-nine degrees, was
reached. Notwithstanding the fact
that early last evening the snow be.
gan to fall, the weather machine at
the city hall did likewise. Ordinarily
the weather moderates when the snow
flies. but last evening was an excep,
ton. Yesterday morning at Z o'clock
the thermometer registered three de.
grees below zero, at 2 o'clock, it had
fallen to six degrees and at 8 O'Clock
1T rose to five degrees, only to fall to
twelve below this morning. The wealth
er this afternoon at 2 o'clock is re
ported as five degrees below zero.
Colder Tonight.
The weather indications for south,
eastern Iowa are for colder weather
tonight and tomorrow.
Chicago, Jan. 25.-Piercing cold
made the whole northwest suffer to-
day. The thermometer reached fifteen
degrees below zero in Chicago, the low
est for the season.
Frozen to Death.
An unidentified man, frozen stiff.
was found by pedestrians on an outly-
ing stree- this morning, and there are
countless instances of frozen ears and
hands. Traffic is greatly hampered.
Northwest. is Cold.
Stretching to the northwest and
west the mercury shows a swiftly de
scending scale, the minimum being at
Bismarck, and Williston, N. D., where
official figures registered "a below zero.
Large Territory Affected.
Through Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas,
Missouri, Minnesota, Michigan, Wis
consin and other western states ther-
mometers range from zero to thirty de-
,grees below and indications are that
the severe cold will last another TWEEN
ty-four hours.
Blizzard at st. Louis.
Snow furries are reported in the
southwest and blizzard is prevailing
at ST. Louis. A severe snow storm is
raging with the thermometer five de-
grees below in central Illinois.
Traffic Is Delayed.
Traffic of all kinds is more or less
delayed and in the cities there is much
suffering among the poor.
Deaths in Canadian Storm.
Several deaths in severe blizzard
at Winnipeg, Man, are reported.
The Poor Suffer Much.
Des Moines, Jan. 25.-The extreme
cold yesterday caused considerable
suffering among the poor of Des
Moines. Only a few cases, however,
were reported to the police and hu.
name society, and these were given
relief. Today the calls for aid are ex-
,pected to increase greatly
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NEW cLEW DISCOVERED.
Murderer Of Miss Sarah schafer Ma,
be Arrested,

Bedford. Ind, Jan. 25-A new clew
in the mystery surrounding the mur-
der of Sarah Schafer, the high school
Latin teacher. has developed, and
Sheriff Smith and City Marshal Rus
sell left hastily last night for Louis
Vile to investigate 1t. A telephone
message from a woman there, said
she would give them valuable infor-
nation regarding the murder of Sa-
rah Catherine Schafer." The officials
promptly left in answer to the sum
mons. They tried to conceal their
movements and for time it was be-
lieved here that they had gone to Sey-
mour, Ind, to interview Miss Eva
Love. Miss Schafer's roommate. and
fellow teacher, who is i'll at the home
of her parents there.
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LYNCH SET FREE.
Man Who Led the Irish Brigade Gains
His L liberty,

London. Jan. 25.-Colonel Arthur
Lynch; member of parliament, who
commanded the Irish brigade against
the British forces during the war in
south Africa, andawno was afterward
convicted of treason and sentenced to
Imprisonment for life, was liberated
Saturday morning ION license. Lynch
has not received the royal pardon.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-26
MRS BEcHTEL ACQUITTED.
Jury Fails to Find Her Guilty
Dauuhter's Murder.

Allentown. Pa, Jan. 25.-After a
trial extending over period of nine
days. Mrs. Catherine Bechtel, charg-
ed with beine an accessory after the
fact to the murder of her daughter,
Mabel Bechtel, in this city on October
26 or 27 last, was acquitted Saturday
afternoon. The jury retired at 1920
o'clock and at 4:30t o'clock it had
agreed upon a verdict.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-26
Another Failure In East.
Resumes Business.

Peoria, ILL.,, Jan. 25.-The Acme
Harvester company. whose plant was
closed for several months by financial
difficulties, today resumed operations
with a force of several hundred opera
Hyes.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-26
FRIENDSHIP
BRINGS RUIN
TREASURER OF TRUST CO. IN
NEW HAMPSHIRE ARRESTED
AS AN EMBEzzLER.

Nashua, N. H., Jan. 25.- John P.
Goggin. treasurer Of the Nashua Trust
Co., was arrested today charged with
embezzling $4,000 to S100,0U0 from the
bank. The bank did not open today
and the state bank commissioners
have the institution in charge.
Helped Friend.
Goggin is held in bonds Of $4,000.
His down fall is not due to speculation
but to having given assistance to a
friend.
Brokerage Firm Fails.
Baltimore, Nd. Jan. 25.-The failure
of the brokerage and banking firm of
q. N. Morrison and Co., is announced
today.
Another Failure In East.
Pittsburg, JAN 25.-S. Mckee & Co.
window glass manufacturers, filed a
petition in bankruptcy this afternoon.
The liabilities are s275,00 and the as.
sets $216,000.
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!. MAJoR SHERMAN DEAD.
Member of Noble Family Dies at
Des Mones TODAY,

Des Moines. Jan. 25.-Major Hoyt
Sherman. brother of General w T.
Sherman and of Secretarv John Sher-
man, died today in this city after a
lingering illness.
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DAUGHTERS AvENeER HELD.
Missouri Man is Convicted Because He
Shot Betrayer in Back.

Shot Betrayer in Back.
Sedalia, Mo-. Jan. 25.-F'rank G.
Dunton who killed Emil Myer of this
city two months ago for the betrayal
and desertion of Dunton's daughter,
Daisy, was convicted of murder yester-
day The verdict fixes his punishment
at twenty eight years in the peniten-
tiary.
The evidence showed that Myer was
shot in the back and on this ground
the verdict was given.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-26
"a!
MINERS ARE
OMBED
EXPLOSION NEAR PITTsBuRG
DooMs NEARLY 200 MEN
TO DEATH.

Pittsburg, Jan. 25.-An explosion oc-
Cured in the shaft of the Harwick
Coal Co., near Cheswicl, Pa, today,
cutting off escape for nearly 200 min
ers at work at the time in the mine.
Three tipplemen were badly burned,
one fatally.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-26
WRECK IN TENNESSEE.
Illinois Central Passenger Train Meets
With Accident

Memphis. Jan. 25.---The Illinois Cen
tral passenger train from New Orleans
TO Chicago, was wrecked today near
Gates, Tenn. 1t is reported one person
was killed ana several Others were in-
jured.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-26
OLD SOLDIER DIES.
John r. Robinson of Agency Passes
Away at Advanced Ape.

r. Robinson. aged 81 Years. died at at
his home, northwest of Agency at 5
O. clock Saturday evening. Mr Robin
son was "a well known resident of
Agency township and was soldier
in the Sixtieth United States yolun-
teers during the civil war.
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Nearly 200 Entombed.

1880 p. NIT is now reported that
$50 to 1S0 miners, including the firing
boss and the pit boss, are entombed.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-26

Up to i: 80 o'clock this afternoon no
one had entered the mine and nothing
was known of the entombed men. The
officials of the company were awaiting
the arrival of the mine inspector, who
is on the way to the mine.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-26
Calls For Statement,

washington, Jan. 25.-The comptrol-
Ter of the currency today issued a cali
for the condition of national banks at
the close Of business January %.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-26
THE W GATHER

Iowa-Generally fair tonight and
Tuesday, except snow flurries in the
southeast tonight; continued cold with
colder weather in the extreme south
east tonight.
Illinois-Snow and colder this af-
ternoon and possibly tonight, with a
Tuesday, fair with colder weather in
the extreme south.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-26
Excitement Prevails.

The excitement is intense at Ches-
wick and Spring gdale.when the families
of the miners live. Great. crowds sur
round the mouth of the pit and the
walls of the women and children are
pitiful.
Three injured men died on the way
to Allegheny
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Explosion Most Violent.

When the explosion occurred the
.concussion was so great that a mule
was blown out of one of the shafts.
Cause Unknown.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-26
Cause Unknown
Wait for Inspectors Arrival.

The cause of the explosion is as yet
unknown.
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Cages J~isuiafetten.
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VT EZ
Gbumas Ta9eart BON Snoia.
napolis lit einitimmia gum Bnrls
senoen oeS oemofratiihen Wationals
81mites ertpdblt tporoen.
Die Banana ana[= aommiI
ldre lino BON Seem 0orf nah benz
SitbmuS a6gefabren.
= Sci Streifs &rapalIen in @bis
cago puroen 2 8eriunen aet6tet.
Seute Mittae muroe Yra1ioent
&ooieoelt in ieinem 4anobaule sa
Sagamore Sill Dffisieq BON leiner 9os
mination in GenntniB aeiebt.
Sn Br0oflbn rannte cine 6euer=
lpribe in einen StraRenbabnmagen
binein; 9lidliher Weiie tpttroe Mies
mano i1per uerlett.
Ser Gear Nomirnl TaglUr 1T
geit0rben.
Sn Stem 1ort bat man einen
eewiiien SObn S. &pan auf Die Wns
flaae uerbaftet, $500. 900 nit eineln
loaenannten .@et.rid<auid unters
nebnen suiammengeihwinoelt su
haben.
Nus lano 0.
Die 6ui1en haben lire Stel=
lung bel Ia 9he &iao ~aufeeeeben
unoftb nahSaiGbena surudgesuaert.
Das enaliihe &abinet bat iiber
Die 8erlentuua beS ,.4niabt CONT
manber'' ourd) Die Guiien beraten,
errpartet aber nGbere Snformatipn,
ebe es iraeno uelhe ShriNe tut.
Die enatiiben 9mpFer ,,SDrs
moia" uno oGalbas" iino BON
ben Guiien getapert muroen.
England bat geeen Die DurGs
fabrt ruiiiiber 5ilfsfreu5er our6 Die
OaroaneQen proteItiert.
= Die &uiien baben SEEN Gbmang
9erdumt uno Die Sapaner BADEN bic
Staot beiebt.
- Der Iltaloe in Wasatlan uno
feline beioen @ebilfen, Die ben Nme<
rifaner Wap uno leinen 9iener Coz
timer eridoiien baben ipGlen, fino i'm
@efdneniB. Der 8eriht oes ameris
fanilhen &Dniul8 in Wasqtlan 1T
lebr a~raoiereno fir lie.
SIN meritanilben Staate @ua.
oalaiara bat iid Elm &iB in oetn gp.
ben aufaetan, Der lih BON Der Stabt
3ap0tlan big gum Guh beg &ultanS
9olinta erHtredt.
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@petBe unS Die gpnfnuIt.

Sn Dem leBten Sabrbuhe Der @0e=
tbe=8 eiealhaft in @eimar 1inoen 1ih
iebr lebrreihe Nuslaiiungen bes Ilt.
meiiters iber Die Stelluug our Mrt=
tit uno Die Mtuiifer leiner Beit. 8e=
i0nbet8 lit Elm 8rief @Detbes an
8eetbuoen pom %. SUM- 1913 BON
GROCER 8eoeutung. gr oriidt bierin
ieinen iebnlibften 8unih aus, BOB
er germ ben arDBen Weiiter auf Dem
&laoier feline B~bautaiien babe ppr=
tra9en bDren m6Qen. UNI feline pur=
oerbaren 3alente AT betpunoern.
Damn lpriHt Ell iih uber Die grpBarz
ttge Supertiirenz uno 3uiIhenafts
Wtuiif uno bic 8ertDnung Der 2ieber
aus leinem @Qmont nit aroBen 4o=
be8erbebungen aus. @ans belonz
oer8 oenft er babel an &(drdens
2ieo uno Die 5ebnluht nadh Stalien.
@r iteat Dem 9roBen gpnmeilter in
Nu8Itbt, DAB er Die gQtnontsW uiif
in benz bepDritebenoen Btnter CUR
NuHlbruna brin9en neroe, UNI ben
olelen Gerebrern oes &Dmpuniiten
einen tpabren 9ohgenuB gu perihafs
fen. Iuh auf Die B~rDgrammmuiif
tommt er I9lieBtib au ipfehen. Sn
einem Driefe an ben iungen bbbmis
iden WtuIifer Ioalbert 6boepfa,
oatiert aus Sena ben Is. 5ebruar
1918 ldBt ct itd fDleenoermaBen oers
nebmen: nNuf Sbre 5rage, mas
Der &omp0nift rnaleriid ourh Die
Wuiif malen oirfe? SD antpDrte nit
einem Baraooron; &i9ts unb Nues.
Nibts oarf er barlte[Ien, mie er es
ourb Die duBeren Sinne empfdnot!
aber allies bari er malet1, mas
er empftnoetl Den Bonner in Mus
tit nahauabmen lit feline Gunit, aber
Der Wulifer, Der oas @efitbt in mir
erregt, ole ruenn i'd oonnern h6rte,
piroe iebr lbdbbar iein!'
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gen, oaS i'd in San Suar. 8Drto
Rtco, nebr uttter Der 6ibe fit, ols in
8anama unb oaB Cuba Dor benz
&riege nett uneeiunoer mar. Sb
CLAUDE niht, ooB auf benz Sitbnus
Charlottesville norfDmmet. Gin etne
siQer BDdenfranfer nuroe ms
6olpital in 8anama aebrabt. Son
ben 300 poer 400 Marineioloaten,
tueld]e elm Sabr lang in gmperaoDr
bel gulebro garniloniert tuare1, itarb
Die 6dlfte. @tlibe Der 2eute, tpelhe
nit mir nab 8anan1a fabreu, en-
frattfter spar, 9elunoeten aber raid
mieoer. Wit anoeren @Drten, auf
benz Sltbmus eiebt es Seu6en, aber
mir baben AUDI bier iolde. Bon
pielen Beri0nen, Die jebrelana bort
febtert, b0rte ih, baB iie ME franf
maren. Nnoere ia9ten mir, fte nod
rem ibren &heumatismus loseeuDr=
ben. Quedlilberiublimat @binin,
Trudtoidt, mdBiges 2eben, Sbub
pDr MDsfitos unb 8erneilen i'm
S9atter uno an minbieen Bunften
ermDalideu es leoem aeiunoen Wene
Ihen, audi oDrt geiuno gu bleiben.
Die artter Wtosfitos tperoen fiir
Nues nerantmortli6 eemaht, ebeni0
Der Shmub. Die Stdote seibneu
ftd nidt burb allSu grpBe &einlibs
Felt aus, aber ih bin ifeptii6 gegens
iber ben 8ebauptun9en BON cen
l1fimmen TDleen oes SbmubeS.
@enn man MIDI fraat, mie piele
Sabre Der Bau bes 4anals in Mn<
fpru6 nebmen miro. 10 tam ib ear
ib gor niht einieben, marurt mir
nit unierem pielen 8elo ben 8au
nibt ebenio gut in ieds Sabren als
in snan5ia aussufiibren i'm Stanoe
fem ioQten. 8erihieoene -Bartien
Sngenieure bealeiteten mid nab Bas
mama uno orbeiten iebt an ben 0a=
fenbauten bel Colon, ober an ben
9ammbauten. Der @runofehler,
ben Die 5ranaoieu mabten,' uar, baB
fie ben &annl BON Baris aus bauen
uollten. unfere 2eute itno ielbit
unten uno iibermaben beitdnoia Die
Nrbeiten.
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Sort NIT benz Sit!

Sabneritdnbige piiien, boB piete in
oteiem 2onbe fabri5ierte 9iaen 6uefitls
Der entbalten. 9ieies beinttidii6e uno
ibleibenoe @ift, tuenn langer 9enDms
men, bcr9iftet &lut unb Sdfte un6 uns
terardbt bic Gelunobeit Iangiam ober
itd1er. Die alien unb tauienbfam be-
tudbrten ct. 8ernarb's &rauter 9i(len
iin6 aus friiben Bflanaeu un6 8urseln
bereitet uno bnben lth felt Sabrbunber>
ten BET alien ltnterIeibsleiben, 3ertp<
pfung uno 2eberlei6en als Elm Iidberes
unb iberaus pirtiames Seilmittel ftets
~9ldn5en6 bepabrt. 9ie st. Bernard
8rauter . 9iaen iinb in alien NpDt6efen
5u heben.
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ste ffrdtete Itdb nets uor Der aadbt


sd pfleate taft Die gauge 0ad9t
blnourh gu buiten," idreibt Nirs.
CHARLES Gppfeaate bon Nferonbria,
Sno., puno ih fonnte faum irQeno
nelden Shlaf befommen, Sb batte
bic Shminoiubt 70 idlimm. baB id,
penn id MIR ein fur8es Stid ges
gan8en mar, furhtbar buiten muBte
nno. glut ipltfte. N(8 oue onberen
W9ittet ibreu 8ped uerfeblt bntten,
beilteu MIDI orei fytaiden ppn ,Dr.
Sings Neue Embedding" gu $1.00
Die Glaide, uoaitdnbie uno ih babe
ieitoem So Bfuno an @emidt suee.
nDmmen," Das Mtittel miro ablolut
g~arantiert, UNI Suiten, Grtdltuneert,
Die grippe, 8ronbitis uno ale ans
oeren 6alss unb Qun9enleioen su
beilen. 9reis so Gents une $1.OO.
Br0behaidJen fret in ben Gpotbefen
pom S, &alteper & Son nno gbolpb
8reia.
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Zone Star" in Der SOmmerfrq6e.

Stun leben mir i'm 8ierteliabr
Der 5erien uno Der &eiIen,
Das @iele-unb nit 8echt, %firtpabr-
&ts N~Ierbeftes prei1en.
Balb etlt man aus Der Staot biaaus
Muf 8abnen, SGif unb 8abern,
uno rnht Don ben Strapasen nus
Sn M6loern uno in 8dberr.
Wfan mbebt' eininal i'm Sonnenitbt
Bon a1er Dual seneien.
Man bat senug BON 8riegsbertht
unb mag ibn nibt mebr Ieien,
Waan freut am Sal lidb, tlimmt binauf
Sen Sells i'm 8erseslanbe,
nnb Edit iih nit &ersnii9en auf
Mm tihleu Meeresfranoe.
9Ddb, ADJ, in SommerfrilAen aud)
8llbt nibt nur retner Seeen;
Nuf Menihen .pie auf Baum un6 Straub.
Salt oft III su niel 8egen.
Nnd JOINT Itelt 9tbrenheS it'd Elm,
Selbt menn Der Sirnmel better,
9'rum fam Sir u uon Nuben lein
Gin muuterer 8eeleiter.
unb oieier lit ba8 Gone Star 5 Bier
Sir aue Commentator;
9enn uiraenbs. nireeubs tann man Sir
'8as Sd6neres auftiihen.
9'rum, fpeun 9u ~reii'it, triuf Gone Star.
Bier,
SIS mirb Dir ftets befommeui
Gin Sober bats ais gligler
Nuf Reiien m~iteenommeu:
SAP fur ben sommeraufsnthalt
&c Dir iib 8useieleu,
lR1b S69're nIdt unb tu' es 6alo;
Gin GHantum gu befelen.
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sn6 uirtt brett auf oas 9tut uno Die ihleimiGen
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