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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-07-30
an old settler of that locality, who
suffered light attack Of appoplexy

an old settler of that locality, who
suffered a light attack Of appoplexy
the evening previous.
Mesdames Frank Huber, H. L. HON.
er, j. G. Harold Samuel Hendryx and
Ed Cole, of Oskaloosa, came down
Wednesday morning and spent the day.
with Mesdames r. j. Oldham, F. w.
Schafer and Grant Cowley at their
various homes.
Miss Nina Allbaugh Of Gray's Creek,
was an Ottumwa caller Wednesday af-
ternoon.
On Thursday Mrs. Quit Powell, east
Of town, had such a severe hemhor-
rhage of her hand, which was cut on
fruit jar about two weeks ago, that
Drs. +. p. Vance and El L. Bay were
both called to attend the wound.
Marie. the little doughter Of H. G.
Albaugh, of Gray's Creek, who has
been i'll with appendicitis, is reported
in serious condition.
Eleven young girls were entertained
at a party at the s. C. Crosson home
| Tuesday night in honor of Mrs. Gross
sons sister, who has been staying
with her. The entertainment was in
the nature of masquerade party, and
Miss Ruth Berry was awarded the
prize for the best costume. Ice cream
was served
F. N. Fails was at Batavia on Tues
day.
Miss Edna Coates of Oskaloosa.
came down Monday to visit her aunt
Mrs. John E. Davis on Bluff Creek
DR.. s. c. Brown of Las Vegas, N.
NJ, but formerly of this place, after a
visit with Ottumwa relatives, came up
Thursday to visit among old friends
here.
Dell Hoes went to Montezuma
Thursday for a visit with his family.
His little son Bert, who has been here
since last winter accompanied him
and will remain with his mother. X.
Among the recent Oskaloosa bust
ness callers were: James Fox on
Wednesday and Grant Dye and Jas.
L. Sipes and Frank Drew on Thurs
day
Frank Epperson's handsome new
residence on. North Fifth street is in
the hands of the plasterers.
The postoffice force was in predic-
ament Tuesday evening. BY accident
the combination of. the safe was
changed. Chas A. Braun a time lock
and safe expert from Ottumwa was
sent for and soon opened the safe.
Now that the Tribune and postof1ice
forces are getting things nicely ar
ranged in their new building adjoin-
ing the city hail. description of the
new structure may be of interest. w.
w. DeLong. the owner, of the new
structure has been editor ad postmast-
er for about eight years and he had
the building built according to ideas
which he has gained during that time.
1t is one story structure, "a feet
wide ard Sc feet long, lighted with
large plate glass windows in front,
three windows in the rear and three
skylights, one over the postoffice, one
above the editorial and carriers
roms and still another over the me-
chanical Office Entrance to the post
office is gained by a door at either
of the front corners. The postoffice
furniture has been arranged differ
emily from the way it was In the old
building. Now the money order
window is placed in front with the
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-07-30

postmasters door beside 1t. A sec
ton of new lock boxes, fitted with
combination locks will also be added
and when a desk has been installed in
the lobby all will be complete. Direct
ly back of the postoffice is the edi-
torial room and the rural carriers
room. the latter being fitted with
handsome new desks. In the rear is
the pressroom. The building has a
steel ceiling and the. postoffice and
press room. have cement floors. The
building is thoroughly up to date in
all its appointments.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-07-30

EDDYvlLLE.

Eddyville, July 29.-The body of
Harlan H. Keen, the eight year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Keen, for
merly of this locality, but now of OF
tumwa. was brought here Tuesday
noon on the Rock Island passenger
train and was buried in the David
cemetery near Bluff Creek Union
Chapel. The little fellow had been all
Ing for some time. He first suffered
from an attack of pneumonia, and lat
er heart trouble. which developed into
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-07-30
Relief In Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder Dis
ease relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure"
exceeding promptness in relieving pain
in bladder, kidneys and back. in male OF
female. relieves retention of water al
most INN edia.sly. If you want quick
relief and cure this Is the remedy Sold
by w. w. Ennis, druggist, Ottumwa,
Iowa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-07-30
oRMANvlLLE.

Ormanville, July 29s-The ice cream
social held at Flint Castles for the
Christian church was success, S25
being collected for the society.
The following named persons were
entertained last Sunday by John Over
turf and sisters, Misses Minnie and
Geneva Overturf: Chas. Hanna, John
Closer Mae Roberts, Oscar Arnold
Ethel Wbodson, Guy Wintermate, ZoT
Cohagan, Walter Spangler and AIN
Auff.
Last Saturday evening Chas. HUI
entertained a crowd of young ,folk9
Ice cream and cake were served. tn
evening was very pleasantly spent. al
Thursday evening Chas. Nels&
treated crowd of young people to N \
cream and cake. X
E. c. Hopwood and son Clarence
took supper with Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ
Thomas Sunday evening. q
st. Louis Produce Market. ,
ST. Louis, July 2s.-Wheat - SEM,
s5%@S5A. AF
Corn-Sept 49B. VII
Oats-Sept., 1925 @32&. w.
Westgate has let the contract for {.
waterworks system.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-07-30
Many Americans on Board.

There were on board a large number
of passengers, including many army;
and navy officers bound for the Phil
ippines. some of whom had their fami.
lies. The wife of Captain Richardson
Glover and some of his relatives were
among the number. w. Cameron
Forbes, the new member of the Phil
ippine commission, also was passen.
ger.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-07-30
REPORTS FROM CHE FOO NJ
AND WEI HAT WEI SAY ~
PORT ARTHUR HAS FALLEN
CONTINUED from Page ~

signments from large number Of
shippers to various oriental ports and
the Philippines.
In addition to an assorted cargo she
has on board S1,0O0.O00 in silver and
gold, most of which is for Japan. The
ship and. cargo were the richest that
ever left this port for the orient
The fact that she carried freight I'M
doubtedly contraband made it certain
If the Russians once secured posses
sion of the Corea she would be held
as prize and the whole cargo would
be lost She carried electrical ma
chinery and railway material for the
Japanese government besides a great
amount of foodstuffs.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-07-30
GREAT SALE OF
First Quality Fine Steel
Enameled Ware.

SOC size coffee pots at -. :. Sac
75c Berlin kettle at :. :. >. SOC
$10O extra large Berlin kettle ;. 79c
4Oc milk kettle at. ;. >. ;. 2sc
zoe wash basin at :. :. =. :. >. 15c
Csc preserve kettle :. :. :. =. 24c
s1.0O large size dish pan 80. :. 75c
25c size pudding pan :. -. ;. 1Sc
Coo preserve kettle :. 49,. :. :. 44c
The Fair st s: Il s;''
p. S. We are showing something
new in fancy back combs.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-07-30
st. Louis Produce Market.

Westgate has let the contract for
waterworks system.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-10-06

this is obviated as much as possible,
and only those patients who are too
restless TO be ttusted about the
grounds are confined to the beds.
Before the tents stretches the pleas
ing panorama of the Long Island shore
and the river that separates it from
the island. Boats continually pass up
and down and the patients watch this
ever-changing scene in a passive and
apparently reflective state of mind.
The nurses in their blue and white
gowns come and go. There is no
suggestion Of restraint or vigilance, and
whether or not the patients realize
this, the tents are quiet and peaceful.
All that atmosphere of oppression,
pent-up nerves and rebellion is gone;
the patient who is most restless in the
barred and grated ward lies in this
open tent as passive as though she
were there for rest of her own selec-
ton.
The first tent that was erected in
this little colony was supplied with
wainscoted sides. These extended up
about three or four feet, the canvas of
the tent meeting it. The moment a
patient is moved from the open, unpro-
tected tent to this haIf-house, half
ent, she Immediately becomes restless
and evinces desire to escape, while
IL she is again taken to the tent proper
she regains her former calm and lies
all day gazing out at the river.
he
there is one utilized as a dining-room.
Here patients able to leave their beds
take their meals. Behind this is the
kitchen, quite complete and campy in
atmosphere. All the tents have direct
sewer connection, and everything is
scrupulously clean.
In this treatment anesthetics are abb
solutely barred-in fact, there seems
to be no need for them. THE open air
supplies what has before been needed
artificially, and the ozone creates that
languor desirable Tor this type OF
patient. 1t has been observed that the
red corpuscles increase rapidly, that
the entire system is bust up, that the
appetite of patients before reluctant
to eat increases, and with those here
tofore ravenous the effect of the air
is quite beneficial.
This treatment for the acute insane
is only part of the extensive work
that is proceeding en- an island but
good stones throw from the city. For
patients who are able to go about
and the greater number of them may
he included in this list-there is such
a schedule of amusement as might
please robust young people at any sum-
mer resort If this place were called
Pleasure island in the summer the
term might not be amiss.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-10-06
ANNE HATHAWAY,

Here did you stand. so shy and sweet,
With face turned to the moss-grown
way
That William trod with eager feet
To you, at end of day.
Above you tinted apple-bIooms
Showered their leaves across the
lane,
And round you stole the soft per-
fumes
OF flowers after rain
Old cottage scents that rise at dusk
From rosemary and jessamine,
The passionate. warm breath of musk,
And odorous woodbine.
The blush of girlhood is not yours,
You are woman grave and fair;
Yet in your eyes your youth endures,
And in your sunset hair.
Across the fields at eventide,
With jaunty step and smile elate,
He came and sought you, bluebell eyed,
Tryst-keep!ng at the gate.
And, Sweetheart, hast thou waited
long?"
And, Nay, love, but little space"
Then was that but the throstles song,
Or lovers face to face?
He fingered near you, all unchid,
He prayed as only lovers can;
He knew the worth your true heart hid
o fair, o happy Anne!
Dear, did you dream in days to come
How great your lovers name would
be?
How spell of his should wreathe your
home
With Immortality?
How strangers by your hearth should
And close their eyes, and seem to
view,
Through vistas dim, sour shadow fit
And Williams shadow too?
Or did you live those far-off years
Love-sheltered, holding home the
best,
HAPPY, no envious, worldly fears
Stirring your gentle breast?
o sweet dead woman, blessed above
All women of those distant days;
Who knew the depth of Shakespeare's
love,
And merited his praise.
-Ethna Carbery in LiDp.neott's Mag
az!ne.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-10-06
OUTDOOR TREATMENT oFINsANE
The Wards Island Camp Where 5000
Patients Enjoy Life in Summer

New York Herald-With Nebuchad-
nezzar originated the open-air treat
ment for the insane. The friends OF
the monarch, not having advanced to
that period of civilization when men
and women supposedly possessed OF
the devil were burned, desiring to cast
these devils from him, turned Nebu-
chadnezzar "out to grass incidental
ly furnishing the very chrysalis from
which alienists have developed prac-
teal method of treating acute insanity.
In many minds there may be a pic
ture of an insane asylum as it existed
years ago-torture by restraint, misery
produced by the desire of attend
ants to rid themselves of the care of
the poor. unfortunate folks, and gloom
and depression in the atmosphere. This
is no longer the condition recognized
or tolerated by alienists, and over on
Wards island at the Manhattan state
hospital, west, that portion of the in
stitution devoted TO the care of women,
there is veritable continuous festl-
val.
On this portion of the island open.
air treatment is being pursued in a
most conscientious manner, and the
entire grounds remind visitor, not of
an asylum, but of a pleasure garden
dropped in the east river and inhabited
by a people all its own. DR.. Emmett c.
Dent has under his direction a corps of
IL physicians. S42 nurses and attend
ants work un6er the direction of these
physicians, and by cooperation OF
these men and women this out-of-door
treatment for over 5000 insane pa,
tients has been made a possibility.
That this treatment Is considered a
valuable element in the work is proved
by cold mstter-of-fact figures. In
1900 there were discharged 500 pa.
tients as improved and cured; this was
Lefore extensive work with the out
door treatment had been accomplished
In 1908 the number of cured and i'm
proved patients amounted to total OF
h670. just IL times the number OF
lpatients cured under the old regime
With such encouragement the hospi
th auIuoIAtleS pursue tulS luoNSAuSu'
with unfiagging enthusiasm.
with the first touch of warm sun
shine this spring any one passing up
the East river could discern on Ward S
island several tents pitched very near
the waters edge. These tents are
occupied by patients suffering from
acute mania; each tent has a capacity
for sheltering % patients. The two
rows OF white beds convey an impress
SION to the visitor of anything but the
existence of a place of confinement
Rather II all appears to be the dormt
tory of summer camp, where vigor
Gus pleasure-Seekers are TO be shelter
ed. There is not the least suggestion
OF the sick-ted about the place; all
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-10-06
PRUDENT PREPARATIONS.

MY DEAR" asked Mr.. Seekitte, anX-
iously, have you sent the silver to the
Safe Deposit Conpany's as l told you
to-"
Certainly" replied Mrs. Seeki,te.
And all your jewelry?"
Yes. all except my wedding ring.
Hum. Well, maybe they'll over
look that, but it's risk | wouldn't
have taken if were you. Is the brio,
a-brac all out of the house?"
Every bit of it,"
And you're sure you haven't left
any money lying around anywhere?'
Not cent"
Have you taken down the lace cur
tains?"
yes"
"And hidden all the pictures up gar
ret?"
Eyes"
What did you do with the best
china"
ITS packed away down cellar"
''Woll, | hardly think they'll go so
far as to tear up the carpets or carry
away the piano, but I'll know more
about that after it's all over. BY
gracious, my books!"
Calm Yourself, dear. l had them
all taken over to mothers. together
with the clocks and lighter pieces OF
| furniture"
Good, my dear. excellent! Well,
left my watch and studs and scarf-pin
and pocketbook at the office, so after
I've swallowed my cuff-buttons guess
We'll be all ready to receive the com
mittee of prominent politicians who
are coming to notify me of my nom
ination to congress. Alex. Ricketts,
in Life.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-10-06
FOR YOU,

For you I'd count all riches dross,
All gain I'd count my empty loss.
For you.
For you I'd break this heart of mine
And count the pain OF 1t divine,
For you.
For you I'd brave all war and strife
I'd risk my all. my soul. my life.
For you.
For you I'd pluck yon beaming star
I'd give my seat in a cSwded car,
For you.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-10-06
How To Save Money

Write Marsh Mfg Co.. 53S w. Lake
ST.. Chicago. for catalogue. They sell
5 Piece Upholstered Parlor Suits
worth $40 for s25. SIS Morris chairs
for 81. SIS Hot Blast Stoves for IS 90.
SIS graphaphones for $40. 75c. racer
hone for Csc. IS gold pens for 800
IS revolving book cases for $3.50,
And anything you can name at less
than same can be bought OF any one
else. Catalogue free. Write at once
for IL and save money.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-10-06

Parent-what in the world do you
want with a trombone? You know
that the man next door has driven us
nearly wild by his performances on
that awful instrument
Son-Calm yourself, father; that's
the one I've bought.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-10-06
A Question.

Does he rake an honest living
He is o plumber"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-10
Steneranssleidnnss=S eb0rbe.

IS uirb btermit betannt gentadt,
oaB oas Idtb. County, ommif6rs
@eriht npn 8erar gountg, 9eras,
am 5meiten Wontae i'm Monat SUM
oes Sabres 1904, bies lit Der orei.
aehnte Gag beiaaten MDnats. auiam.
mentreten unb als Steuerausglei-
bungsbebDroe in Sibune iein miro,
gu benz 8mede, UNI bonn Niieiior BON
8erar gountp ale feline Ifieiiment-
liiten, Bidder &c. entgegensunebmen
uno ite 81 inipi3ieren, forrigterer,
equalifieren uno 81 e%enebmiaen.
Gum 8euaniB bierfir babe i'd
meme unteridrift uuo mein uffaieqes
Sieael in meiner Office in San I'm,
tonic, an oieiern eriten Gage oes
SUM A. d. 1904 binsuaefugt.
@E Srant ST.. @emtou.
w @0untp : @fert,
8erar County. geras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-10
Jm Gifer Der 8eSe.

Sn gnslanbi siebt es nur eineu
Wfann, Der iiG ribmen farm, Ieiliem So
mig ben SUIT einsetrieben gu baben, unb
bas 1T 2oro @embB. 2orb @empB III
ni9t nur elm lupaler llntertan, ionbern
aah Elm peri0nli6er 5reuto bes Monar=
9en, 10 baB man ii9 benfen fam, oas
CT bic Seloentat nur gang 5ufdGie be-
eins, abseieben bopOn, baB ionit 70 lei6t
Niemanb @etesenbeit erbdlt, Elm Itten.
tat auf bic &Opf6ebeduns bes Monars
den atssuiiben. Die Sa9e fam 10.
Ser &0nis, bamals nod 8rins bon
8ales, ieeilte otter i'm Dberbaule nnb
bate einmal ieinen Blab geraoe Dor
2orb 8emDB senommeu, als bieler cine
&ebe belt, in Der er ii1 bon leinem
rbetoriiden 5euer 10 tpeit fortreiBen
lieB, baB er feline sebaIte 5auit nit
8a9t auf ben SUIT bes Dor inn iiben.
ben Brin5en nieoeriauien lieB. @s mar
fir beioe unmittefbar 8eteiligte Elm pein<
li9er Gusenblif, aber als Manner BON
9aft nno @r5iebuns lieBen lie ben 3pi@
l1enfau oble jeben &ommentar poriibers
seben, nao 2oro 8empB pOnenbete leiae
&eoe, als OBJ ni6ts p%aiIiert tpdre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-10
Nranfae HaR.

9as &ongreB : 9Dmite fIr SluBs
unb Observation-Disclosures langte am
WittmD6 abeno ipat in 8odport an,
nerbrabte bort Die 0adt uno inIpi@
aierte am 9Dnnerstag tnorge1 Die
Settpbauter i'm 6afen BON Nraniass
BaB. DaS &omite blieb lange gez
mug an Srt uno SteQe, utn Die 2ez
aung BON einiaen 8ranitblDden nit
ansuieben, Die als NbihluB oes
SettDzD ammes oienen. Gu@ murbe
cine BDrtion Gpnamit inter 8aiier
in Die 2uft geipren9t, I'M ben 8elus
9ert Die @irfuna uno Die baourh
bernprgerufenen @aiierfinite 81 seiz
gen. Damn fuhren Die 6erren BUR-
ton, 8ilbDp uno Die 8unoes sSnge=
nieure Il. S. 6oo9es uno 6. Sc.
6artmid nah 8elascD, mdhreno
Mleranoer uno Dapioipn, nadoem
fte in Der Bai gefilbt batten, lid
nod Corpus Gbriiti be9aben, oon
pD fie nab ihnen
ibnen gu @bren BON Der BeoDlferuna
peranitaltetem Diner, ebenfaIs nad
8elasc0 abreiiten.
gS betBt, oaB oas &omite nit
benz, mas es pDrgefunoen bat, iebr
aufrieoen 1T unb fi6 oabin ausgez
1prDhen bat, baB es cine 8emini@
gung CUR Sertiglteuung Der 0afens
bauten empfeblen miro, tuas ia Die
6auptIahe lit. Sebr grinblid fam
Die SnipeftiDn BET Ger &irse Der
Seit. Die oarauf nerpenoet muroe,
nift getpelen Iein.
SIN Nranfass BaB= 5afen miro gum
erften Mnle bas pDtt Dem Sneenieur
9aupt befarnurtete @insSettpipitem
aur Nusfubruns tommen, b. 8. es
miro nur elm Damn gebaut, anitatt
anei fir ben 5hiffsfanaI. Smt SAM
aen fino 1900 SUB n6tia; 1900 SUB
ltno fig uno fertig unb 1900 SUB
lino biz gum Waiieripieael pDIens
bet. gntlang Der 1900 SUB bes eee
bDgenen 9ammes betrd9t bic giefe
90 SuB uno beim unpDaenoeten
geil l1ur u sFuB, neil Die Sex oa=
riiber binwe9eebt uno nibt ausipii=
len tam. Sc iino $780, 900 erf0r=
oerlih, um Die ~unfertigen 1900 SUB
init Der &rone 81 uerieben unb oieie
8euiaigung muBte auerit aemabt
neroen. Damn lit nod cine 8epils
liguna flr Die Derbleibenoen $500
SuB Der Settp n0tig.
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W1ndliOe Sramett
6enmg im Satt 9(ntDnio nmb amter
r8rnto oafiir.

Wuroe ntbt ieoe 5rau aliidlid
lein,
Nab i~abrelaneem 2eioen an Gu=
denl6mer5ett,
unrubt9en 3aQen uno NGdten
uno 8lalenftDruneen,
0nlfe nno 6eilunQ gu ftnoen?
&eln @runo, tparunt cine 2eIerin
leioen ioQ,
Sn Gnbetradt folqenoen 3eugnil-
les.
Srau s. 6enrp, Die @attin zines
Bripatmanne8 304 5. Str. uobns
baft iaet:
..Sm SDmmer uno 6erbIt 1902 fit
ld an beftieen Hiifenldmersen.
Wtein Guden mar %beitGnoig eeldbnt
unb idnterste, i9 hatte ebenfaQs
&opfpeb uno anbaltenoe Wioiofeit.
Die NbIDnoeruna Der 9ieren wor
ibmer5baft uno mdbreno Der Raht
fonnte i'd feline &ube finben. Sd
Lag pDn 9Dan's Nieren 8il=
len, Die bel Slider & Sprinqau
ntto i'm gerar Drug Store gu baben
itno uno bolte cine Sha1tel. SD
flblte iofortige @rleidterune bonn
@ebrau9 oerielben uno empfeble lie
allen @terenleioenoen.
@rb6ltli9 bel auen Droguifen.
Brets 30 Gents. Softer Miuburn
90. in Buffalo. g. g., oueinige
Ngenten fir Die Ser. 5taoten.
SergeBt niht ben Namen 0oau
uno acceptirt tein Gubititut.
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NotatiOneu in ysras geunnldt.

Die SriscosS pitem 2ano. Smmi.
9rations : Ifiuciatipn lenft bereits
ibren 9eil Der Gintuanoeruna mad
9eras.
MISUNDERSTANDING Aeenten
oieier Iifociation uDm Often uno
Worben baben iDeben cine 9Dur ourdl
9eraS beenoet uno it9 mad ben 6iilfss
que0en 6es Staates &c. erfunoiQt,
Inn Die Tatiaben ben 0eimitattelus
@ern Der dlteren Staten better oors
fiihren gu t6nnen.
0ieie GKuciation lift bic tpirf.
lanite, Die es eiebt; iie bat Naenten
in ben ean8eu Ser. Staten. @uQt
SIR @uer @igentum, auf benz 2anoe
Dber in Der Staot, oerfaufen, uinIdt
SIR 8apital fir Sabrifen uoer
iraeno cine Snouftrie, idreibt an
81. 9. 2emDn. Setretdr oes Sms
miaratiDnS : Bureaus, Oept. q.
Srisco : @ebduoe, st. 2uuis, M1o.
g. ". 9uabes,
8eneralsS mmiaratiuns- Noent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-10
5rd6(ings= politie uno DurN.

Stun bic CRIB lirb neusefleioet
Hn6 in Sarben ihtuelat Der 8lid,
Birb Der Srlblina uns berleioet.
Durb bic leib'ge 8olitif.
Sbrft 9u uidat bic Mmieln pfeifeu?
8ie bic Slintenfu9elu-he?
Isle lie bic g~aoensen ibleifen-
Bie Sort Grtbur-@ebi . tueb!
9ieblith buften Die Ssrinsen,
&6tlib lhimmert ldon Der Slice.
Sbrft gu tpie bic &nDspen iprinsen?-
@rao uie Mtnen auf Der See!
SAB in bieien ih6nen 9aeen.
9ob Die 8olitit in Stub
Sortb! Die RadbtiaaGlen idblaeen-
8en? Sic &uHen?-Smmer sul.
SAB uns lteber barauf %iinnen,
$50 bas Sune Star friidb bDm Sab
llnb bann LAB es f1eiBis rinnen.
Sieies auserlei'ne NaB.
2aB Die Gnfien, Sapaneien,
Sid nerbauen idmmerlib,
Iues 1T i6un baaetpeien
llno mir 8eioe 6noerns MID!
0enn mir linb entihieben ~frieblid5.
8leiben tpir beim Zone Gtar Stcr.
Sinh Die @ldier ettuos nieblih,
Eriuten tuir stuei mebr bafir.
2aB bic 8uiien, bic Sapaner
Sbren &arnpf ALIEN beiteb'n
l1ns gefdllt BON Beiben &aner,
M69en beibe untereeb'n.
So, Der Sribliug ldfhelt miloe.
Sersig loot bas &une gtar 8ter
nnb 81 oieiem I66nen 8iloe
Sehlt Der Durf-oen haben tuirl
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W. 6. g. s8abn (gbe &atp) einen
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Bug einlenoet. Der aneenpmmer
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BON ir9eno elmer Station in Teras
nah ct. &ouis uno auriid mdbreno
Der Nusfteaung. Die fplaenoen Be-
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Same tauB neu uno urieineu une
turs uno oerftdnolih fem. Mue Mit.
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IS. . boz SEQ. $40 8.
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