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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-17
DECISIONS RENDERED.
Feus of Them of Interest to WateS-
 bury Psop ..

A number of cases argued in the su- preme court in Bridgeport a few months ago were decided yesterday. -Four of them are of interest to Water bury, in fact, the most important uues. 1 ton of the term came rom this city. That was the question of a husbands responsibility for his wtfes debts after he has notified the trades people that he has put her upon an allowance md She will thereafter be responsible for her own contracts, This question was known as the case of Thomas W. , Fftzmaurice against Roswell H. Buck, drummer for Rogers E Hamilton, sil verware manufacturers, for a bill for Mrs Buck 'SN footwear, contracted after Mir Buck had notified Mir Eitzmaurice and other storekeepers that Mrs Buck would be responsible for her own deal ings. Incidentally the case was also against Mrs Buck, though she did not appear activelySn 1t.
 In the district court the plaintiff was given jury verdict ana also a iudg. ment against Mrs Buck. Attorney O'Neill. counsel for Mrs Buck, took the matter to the supreme court and that body decides that MT Buck was re- sponsible for Mrs Bucks bills not withstanding his notification to the storekeepers. That is 70 say, the stu, preme court finds. error and grants a new trial.
 In the matter of Isaac Winestine against the ziglatzki-Marks Go, jndg- rlent is given the defendant. This was a dispute over lease Plaintiff de- sired to get possession of the prenises occupied by the dafendant The latter held lease from the previous owner, Mrs Jane Tinkham, and the court holds that is good.
 No error was found in the case of Attorney D. F. Cole, guardian. against William ". Jerman. This was an ac. tion' in which the guardian of minor sought to obtain possession of and damages for the use of cottage in Milford owned by his ward and used by the defendant, and protection for his rights by injunction. Judge Thayer of the superior court gave Judgment for the plaintiff and this judgment Is sustained.
 No error was found in the case of Jenner against Brooks. an action brought to get possession of title to certain land. In the district court Judge Peasley gave Judgment for the plaintiff.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-17
ELKS MADE iiONEY.
Their Annual Fair Was Bie Financial
 Success.

The Waterbury lodge of Elks held an enthusiastic meeting last evening and much business of interest to the order was transacted. The fair com- mittee reported that the recent bazaar of the lodge was more successful than any of the members expected. More than $2.OUO will be cleared over all ex- pepses and the report was more than gratifying to the members <of the lodge. Definite announcement was made that the Elks' new home on Grand street will be ready for dedica- tion about the latter part of March. The dedication of this building will be made a memorable one and plans will be put under way in short time to see that everything is carried on in grand style. The Buffalo club has al- ready been formed and it is expected that at least one hundred members will attend the convention in July.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-17

The funeral of Thomas R. Shea took place this morning from the fam fly residence on Williafa street with a mass of requiem at the Sacred Heart church by Father Fitzgerald and interment in St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were William Guilf0ile, Thomas Dillon, William T. Dillon, Edward Nj. Carroll, Dennis J. Carroll and George Corden. The floral tributes included standing harp from Dennis Shea, Mrs Robert Williams and Mrs George G. Havican, brother and sis ters of the deceased: cross, Mrs Me Carthy and Miss Nellie Dillon; wreath Miss Mary Kilduff; mound, employees of the press department at the New England Watch factory; basket of roses, Miss Josephine Mulvey; pillow, J. $, CerroIl and family; bouquets. J. J. AfcAvoy, Mrs J. HI. Mulville and the Misses Howard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-17

The funeral of James W. Moss took place this morning from his late home 4lSSouth Main street with mass of requiem at St Patrick's church by Father Gleeson and interment in the family plot in Calvary cemetery. Delegations were present from Water bury lodge, 285, B. P, O. E., Water bury Aerie. 379. F. of D.. Local Cigar makers union. 397 and Concor1ia so- clety. The bearers were from the above organizations, During the ser vice at the church NJ. J. McEvoy sang a solo entitled Some Sweet Day" and a quartet from the Concorlia Singing society rendered "Sleep We'll" The floral offerings were, standing clock, Waterbury lodge of Elks; standing, Waterbury Aerie, F. of E.: pillNx, Cigarmakers union: wreath. Concor7ia Singing society; pillow and mound, widow and children of the deceAsed; crescent, James and Frank Moss, brothers of deceased; cross, Mary Gartz cross, Mir and Mrs rwitchell; wreaths. F. F. Beach and Edward Ockles; bouquets. Mir and Mrs Thomas Harmon, MT and Mrs w. J. Downey, the Misses Holden. Mir and Mrs X. Vaicourt, Tsillie Driscoll and Lillie ouinlan, Adelaide V. seeley, Mir and Mrs F. H. Brothers; anchor, Mir and Mrs Conrad EbreeElt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-17
CONNECTICUT DRUG co.

H. J. SOSeI, Prop. '. (. Pratt, m'g'F.
 Just opened. Solicits a share of pub lie patronageA Stock all fresh and up to date.
 N. B.-Carefully compounded pre- scriptlons q speciality.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-17

Joseph Arthur Mooney, 5 years of age, the youngest son of Mir and Mrs James Mooney, died at the home of his parents, 40 Dublin street, early this morning. The remains will be taken o'clock tomorrow morning to Walling- ford, in charge of Undertakers NJ. Der gin GS Sons.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-17
Harding
 7z-74 South Main st
 Telephone 22O. Gifts for Christmas

of all kinds and for all ages as well as for sizes of Pocket Books can be found in our store. The poor as well as :h" rich can fi,s what they need with us, for wbile our line of Toys, Games and other amusing, interest ing and instructive things for the chil- dren is larger than ever, our stock of useful articles for those of the older growth and more sedate habits is re- plete with the useful as well as orna- mental, and the housekeeper is ai- ways pleased with gifts that are both useful and ornamental. A handsome China Salad Dish, Chocolate Pot or anything that will add to the appear ance of her table or make more easy her household duties is appreciated and most joyfully received and in our store these things can all be found.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-17
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
We'll Known People Who Have Been
 Called Away.

Mrs Catherine c. Walsh, widow of Edmund Walsh, died yesterday at her home in New Britain. She leaves three children, Edward, an insurance agent and Mrs Charles Price of Wa terbury.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-17

st9te of Connecticut, County of New
 Haven, SIS. N
 Waterbury, Conn, ds3or's once, De-
 cember 1e, 1904.
 To the City Sheriff of the City of
 Waterbury. Greeting:-
 You are hereby directed to warn and notify the members of the Board of Aldermen of said city that there win be special meeting of said Board in the Aldern1anic chamber, City HaN building, on Monday, December 10. 1904, at 7:45 p. m., for the purpose of making special appropriations for City Court of $500.O0 uRd for Legal Expenses of $500.OO. Said appropr1a. tions to be made from the unappropri- ated revenues of this city for 1904, the same being sufficient in amount to make the appropriations as recon. mended by the Board of Finance, also for the purpose of making a transfer, as recommended by the Board of Finance, the sum of $250.OO from the appropriation "State Roads" to the appropriation For Election Expenses as made for the year 1904.
 Hereof fail not, but of this warning make due service and return the same with your doings thereon properly en. dorsed to the city clerk of said city ac- cofding to law.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the city of Waterbury this 10th day of December, 1904.
 RALPH N. BI4AKESLEE,
 Acting Mayor. NEW HAVEN COUNTY, ss, Water bury, Dec Is, 1904.
 This is true and attested copy of the original warning and notice in my hands for service.
 Attest: &-.. ...+ WILLIAM J. RlGNEY,
 City Sheriff.
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fir stenersabIer.

Die tdbtifben Gteuern fir bas
Siscaliabr 1903-194 iino iebt fdls
Zig uno maiien in meiner Office in
Der StaotbaIe, Gan IntDnio. 9eraS,
besablt peroen.
Nad benz 81. Wal lit oer 8ab=
lunastermirl periaaen uno eS peroen
bann nod 3inien, Strafen uno So.
iten suaerehnet. Cine Berldnae=
runs oes 8ablunastermins iber ben
81. Mai binaus miro poiitip niGt
ftattfinoen, ba oieielbe geaer ben
r1eue1, Staotd]arter perit0Ben nlroe.
&ommen Sic, bite, rehtseitig, um
alsu ftarfen Inorana 81 uermeioen.
Office Stunoen taalib nDu s ubr
30 Win. 8prmittaas Bis 5 llbr
NaHmittaas, nit Iusnabme oes
S0nnabenos, an peldem Gage Mtits
tags III, y ubr aeibl0iien piro.
Sobn q. Sitter.
GtQotz& Solicitor,
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Cine itberrnid,enne asrnhe.

lin elm 2eben gu retten, unter-
nabm Or. &. 8. Merritt BON Nurtb
Wteboopanp, Ba., cine ieltIame BrDs
be, Die aber gu ether iiberraihenoen
6eiluno fibrte. gr idreibt: Sin
Batient wuroe BON beitl9en 8lutur=
gen befaueu, melbe ourd elm Sta.
9engei6pir perurIabt poroen pas
rem. SD bate oft feiteeiteat, oaB
electric 8itter8 pOr5Ialibe Gienlte
tat fir acute Wtaoenz uno 2eberbe,
ibueroen uno oesbalb perihrieb i'd
lie. Wtein Batient erbolte iib iDfprt
uno bat lett IA Monaten feinen Gin.
fall mebr aebabt.A electric 8itters
miro garantiert al5 Mittel aegen
Dpspepiie, 8eritopfune uno Nierett<
belbweroer, Mtan Made eitten Ser.
Iuh. Sour so Gents bel s. &alteper
& SDbn uno 80. DreiB, Npptbeter.
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samarae sapeten in snalann,

S1porse Tapeten 1ino CUR Belt
oaS @eufte auf benz @ebiete Der
8immerauSitattung in gnQlaro. Die
Birtune oieler 3apeten miro in els
mem enetiiben SDurna( burbaus
nidt al8 bitter, ionoern als tpirfs
lih ih6n aeI6iloert, oa Die geIiruiBte
Sberfldbe bag 2ibt refleftiert. Sir
Die 8epobner oes 8inn1ers BIZ
ben iie einen ebenl0 fleiblamen
6interaruno wte cine creme ooer
meiBe 3apete, uno Nbenbs bes
ben iib b~eionbers belle uno
Blonde Srauen gut uon ben ount=
len Wdnoen ab. Nntite uno
elegant ae3eidnete W6bel seiaen lire
SbDnbeit am beiten bel elmer iduar=
gen Sapete; oa bic WtGbel oann einen
umlo beleren Con baben, aeben iie
benz 8imrner Die nDtige Sele. Sebr
id6n lit 3. 9. elm 3immer nit tpeis
Bem 5rieS un5 creme Gardiner,
oeIien 6uBbDoen elm ounfeloriiner
3eppib beoeft. 9unteLeriin uno
ldmar5 pahen bei1noera gut sulam=
men. Die @anbe per0en suerit nit
Bapier beoeft, bas gang urb eor
nit elmer beitimmten SbmarSe eins
gerieben miro. Die Sberfld6e miro
ihlieBlid 5tpeimat NIT 6trniB iibers
SOgen.
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gGDue Grimneruns.

DoS Subildum oes Dippeler
Sdan5en , Waribee uedt folgenbe
@rinnerung. Nm Is. Npril 1864
Dar oer 9omponiit uno 3Drpsoiri=
gent 8ieffe b%eauftraat, beim Sturm
bier WtuitffDrp8 81 leiten. Ser Sturrt
beaann. Die Muitf itanb i'm @aQ
9eoedt, Biefte aIein bate Die 6Dbe
oeilelben eritieaer unb oirigierte bort,
itatt bes gattitodes ben 0eaer
i9pingeno. Die &useln umpfiffen
i'm unaufb0rlih, mdbrenb er rubig
uno unbeflmmert UNI Die @efabr leis
men Dippelmarih ipielen lieB. 90
nit einem Wtale siibt utto Iumnlt es,
uno oibt an Der Seite 8ieffe'a tpiiblt
ii6 cine @ranate in Die grbe, 6aut-
bOiiten uno Diriaenten nit einem
@roregen iiberi6iitteno. Die SnItru=
mente b|erltummten nit einem Smlas
ge, uno iiberaQ iab man bleif)e @es
iibter, Bteffe ALIEN itano unbeuegs
lih, Dronete Die WfuItf ihneQ pieoer,
tommmanoierte nSertiaI" uno NQe,
ourb Die 8altbliti9feit bingeriHen,
fielen iDfUrt nit neuem Mut in ben
unterbrodenen 9aft tpieoer elm. De8
Nbeno8 rab beenoeter Sbladt lieB
Brin5 Sriebrib &arl an berlelber
STEELE rNun oantet NQe @Dtt" blas
fen. Nls Der &Dnig Ipater oas
Sdlahtfelo beiudte uno bel Der Ba=
raoe ale Truppen unter ben &l6naert
oes erndbnten Mtarlbes Defilierten,
nanbte iid Der Dberite &riegsberr
ld6elno 81 Biefte nit ben Borten;
r8ereeiien Sic aud Die 8anie nit
Der @ranattuael ni1t!" Sn sen
4Dnserten tpuroe beim Spielen oeS
Dlppelmarides an oieier STEELE ftets
cine Baule BON orei Winnten ges
mabt, noau bas 8ublitum obne
NufbDren tlati1te.
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Reifenbe u aenter:
s.. g. 8ufd.
M. GMprDbint.
Gael GMaefer.
scr Gpntuner.

Die tiblen Gage Iino poriiber; Der
Gonluter bat eineeiebt uno auar nit
elmer heiBen Weue, Die am DUnners
ftaa taft unertrdalih mar. 8er iie
nit 0urhgemnht unb empfunoea,
Der miro iDbalo teine @ieoerbDlung
miinfHen.
GS ift ia ribtig, mir pareu pers
mGbrt, 0enn einen 10 berrlihen
Sriibling tuie beuer, baben mir ielz
ten gehabt. Die Temporarily mar
Gag uno Waht anaenebm, mir batz
ten usis iiber ttiHtS 5u beflnaen uno
nun nit einem Wale Die banniQe
6ite. Dabei mar Der gbermomez
teritano teineswegs bod; oas Qued-
fiber fletterte uur in ben NHtsigerrt
berum. aber Die bumpfe. ihmiile.
feudte. ihnere 2uft. Die ntadate iid)
IditiQ ffblbar. uno aernoe oieie
oridenbe GtmDiphdre. mie lie pDrs
sugstueiie in SEEM Orleans, 8alpet
ftDu, SoultDn uno anoeren &nltens
pldten un0 Stdbten in geringer gnts
fernung uunt @olf berrIht, baben
mir bier 10 Ielten. Nein, lieber SO
stub i'm Sdntten bel belem Spns
neniheiu. als IS Bel feudter gem=
peratur. Mber mas lit oa gu mas
den! Man muB eben ftiQbalten;
rubi9eS Ulut bemabren. ieoe Nufre=
0larlg permeioen urb fih ms unpers
meiblibe fieen. 2ange bGlt ia iDlf
elm Metter ni1t an uno netir 10 Elm
Gag mai aelegentlih mitten in Der
Uratbtbe eintritt. lit er AUDI nift 10
fdlirntn. Sept fommt er unS aber
gu iiberrulheno. er trifft uns nibt
uurbereitet uno mir tlagerl iiber Ser
netualtigung 5eiten8 oes WettergDt=
tee. Nber nIlea 5himpfen uno
Gnnnerr tiibt nidts; lie gefugiaer
nan ftG seigt, beftu better 1T es.
Gins Eat ut1a bieier oentmuroiae
Tog, an benz man fDgar beirn Stiu=
ftben fGuihte, bemDnitriert, baB pir
una onr1a anbers 81 fleioet Baben,
ME bieber. Mnrt tuerfe allies uebers
Tljlioe beiieite, leee leibte &lsibuna
an unb gemDbne ii6 an ben auers
binge teinesuegS l1Dner @eoau=
ten-0aB bnS Gblimmite uns mod
teuurftebt uno Die Wnnate SUM-,
Suli, Muauit u1o September uns
nod gang geb5riQ mitipieler merben.
Ginen Eroit f1nren bic in S1nei6
gebnoeter Gan NntDnier aber bod
BARN finber, bnB es in anoeren uiel
weiter n6rolib aeleeenen Gtdoten
ees 3aroe8 on ienert unpergeBliben
DOnnerfta0 mod beiBer par, tple
hier. 60 reaiftrierte Der Ebermo=
meter IN Dallas 101 @rao uno in
Allentown, Bn., uno in Chicago
tam Elm TaI BON GDnnenfti1 pDr.
Dae fduat frib al, in oielem Sabre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-27
e 8.

Nuf ibrer Sarn1. bier Weilen
BON @Dn5ales entfernt, itarb 5rau
Senrp Rolte.
Der Staotrat npn 3o1lor bat
DEM Irbitetten Straue ben 8au Der
11euen Staotbaue iibertraaen.
Ser adtidbrige Gpbn BON
Trant 8ooos in glairmpntu efefidduB
neuli9 feline fleine S9mefter Waaz
gle uno bradte beren 5reunbin Grace
Souitpn cine idnere 8eruunounq
bel. Die &inber tuaren ALIEN su
5auie uno batten NIT elmer anaeblih
unaelaoenen Slinte eeipielt.
Der Terasz0 iItritt Der euanaes
ll'h : lutberii6en Spnpbe bdlt in
9Duit0n feline 8erlamnluna ob.
Sn Dem nDroli9en 9ei1e BON
Becos County itnb lhpere Geeeus
ibauer gefauen. Sc mar bort nod
INNER iebr trDfen.
Dor einieen Taeen muroe elm
merifani1ber Sbafbirt @amens
@Dn5oles ibner ~berpunoet naA
Sort StDdton Qebrabt, no er bolb
oarauf itarb. &ur8 bor leinem Sobe
erfldrte er. oaB Elm anoerer 6irt
Narnens @arsa i'm peruunoet uno
i'm oann Dbne 6ilfe in Der einlameu
@eaeno babe liesen laiien. 8uei
Gage babe er bort 9eleaen, Bis enos
lid ourd 8ufaa 2eute nah benz
DIT farnen uno i'm fDrtlbaften.
Sn Der 0dbe nDn @onsales bat
it'd Der Sarner 8m. @biboen ers
idofien. @r bate ieinert SDbn IN
Die Stature geibidt, UNI 8ferbe gu
bDlen. Ils oerielbe auridtam, fano
er leinen Sater tot auf Der @roe lte=
neu.
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sine @~oetbeanefSpte.

Cine nod penig befannte, err
gDblihe @pii0oe aus @oetbe's 2es
ben, Die erite 8egeenung oes Did,
ters nit 9ied, miro in Der ,StraBz
burger B0it" ME fD(et geldiloert:
Iied bate lhDn serlhieoenes per0fs
fentliht uno ielber mebrere ielner
Sbriften @oetbe 5ugeianbt. St
fonnte allo annebmen, fein unbe<
fainter fir i'm gu iein. uno erlaubte
fth oesbalb, als er zines cages in
Weimar tuar, @Detbe Dbne meitere
@mpfeblung eiufab in leiner Wob=
nuna aufaufuben. Sb @Detbe qez
raoe idledter 2aune mar poer iid)
i'm Guaenblid bes 0amens 9ied
ni@t erinnerte, ldBt fih ni9t i%eitIte(s
len. 9atiabe aber lit. baB er Dem
ben 8eiu@ a1melbenoen 9iener Den
Nuftrag erteilte, ben fremoen 6errn
absumetien. @r beiann itH jeoDd
iof1rt eineS anoeren. rief ben Diener
surid uno trat ielbit in oaS 8ors
3irnr1er.
pSie tpnniden mid gu ieben?"
fragte er ben iib ebrerbietia ppr inn
8erneigenoen. m@epiB, Serr @e=
beiner Stat, antmDrtete gied.
u0uu 10 ieben Sic MIDI, laete
@oetbe, inoem er fih lanaiam
uno maieitatil6 utn feline Ibfe
au 0reben beeann. ,6Qben Sic
mid gelehen?" fraate, als er
feline Drebung beenoet batte. runs
speifelhaft", antnprtete 9ied, Der
iid BON ieiner anfdng(ihen @erblufs
flung bereitS mieoer erbolt bate.
Stun, 10 fDnnen Sic pieoer aehen",
iaate Der SIpmpier, inoem er iib
ielbit miroeoDa umnanote, un in
lein 8immer auriid5utebren. vNof
eiuen Nugenblid, 6err @ebeimer
Stat. uenn id bitten oarf", rief gied
ibm nab. n@aS piniben Sienoa?"
fragte @Detbe unpiuia. Sour etne
Gleinieteit" ontpurtete Tief, inoem
er nit Der Sano in Die 2aide fubr.
pWas toitet Die 8eiibtiaunaa" Die
Nnttport auf oieie famoie Sraae mar
Die ginlaouna an 9ief, gu bleiben
uno elm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, bas
au6 oann nod fort0auerte, als
@oetbe BON ber rortantiiben Sdule
nihts lonoerlihes mebr niiien
mDfIte.
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WalbeFson's @asfubr.

@alter greiban. bat betonntlih
uou benz &DngreS siemliH beoeus
tenDe Beminigun9en fnr 9alpefton
erlnugt. I'm hles au erreihen bat
&c BEN ROn9reBtpmit6 cine ftatiz
ftildbe neberft@t iiber bic Musfubr
@aIueftuns i'm 8erglei1 nit oerienis
Gen anberer 6dfer noroelegt unb
Zen 6erren In Mnibingtuu ourd)
oieie demonstrate ad oculos eins
NAL geaeigt, tua8 @nlneftDn als 6a.
fenplas eigentlih beoeutet.
SIR bic nit benz Tebruar 1904
eribenoen adt Wonate Dat Der Wert
Der @eiainmtnuefubr aug ameritani,
Idben 0dfen 81, 048. 025, O63 betraaer;
tieruun entfielen auf Stem 0urf
$346, 404, 608, auf Netu Orleans
9l06. 468. 438, nuf @alpeftDn aber
&l29, 586, 1897; @aloeiton bat alio
Weu Orleans nett iiberfllgelt.
SIN purigen Sabr, oas beist in
benz Jabr. welBes NIT BEN so. SUM
1903 enoete, betrug bic Nusfubr
@ulpeftDns $104, 121. boz sehn
Jahren aber, i'm Sabre 1894. Hotte
lie sur einen Mert BON $35, Oil, 1888.
6ierbei nuB mon aaeroinas ben lIrs
i4ieo 5uiiden benz bamaliqen uuo
benz heutiaen BaumuoupreiIe in Wes
trndt sieberl, aber troboem it bic
8unabr1e cine gang auBeruroentlihe.
Dn8 ertenlt man, tuern man eben
Die beioen 6auptausfubrartifel @eis
gen unb Wnumm0lIe fur fid betrods
tet. Sin ben nit benz Tebruar 1904
euben0en aht Wpnaten perSQnote
@nlueituri 16, 343, 331 Bulbe( Weis
sen, bic einen Mert BON $12, 1873, 977l
batten. Nep gort 6,439, 1924 BuIhel
siro Stem Orleans iuaar 1ur 3 $40, S79
Dnibel. Sn benz nit. benz 80. .Suni
1903 enoen0eu Sabr betrua Die Weis
3en1uafubr iiber @alpelton is. 3O8.s
842 8uibel i'm Werte nurf $l2.O89..
1888 itiib uuroe nur BON berientoen
Rem Uorf's unb Stem Orleans ii6ers
Er05fen, bic Deibe ettuas iiber III
MiaiuueH BuibeI erpDrtierten. Die
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Dent5des gbeater.

Gm DDnneritag Nbeno nuroe Die
.Niube'' BON Blumentbal nieoers
bolt. Die Beiebuna NOT oieielbe
mte bel Der eriten Iuffibrung. Der
8eiuh mar Elm beiierer, tpie am
Nbeno oDrber, tpeun AUDI LANCE nod
fetn gutter.
5eute abenb rDie eoloene goa",
zines Der erfDl9reihiten uno beften
StGGe Der beliebten 2uitipiel=I utp=
rem S60ntban unb &aoelburg, n,pr=
gen abeno, als lebte 8orfteaune:
n@rDBitaotluft" elm urfomii9ea
Stid, melhes iberoa iebr eefalen
bat. Soffentli6 giebt es heute uno
moraen abeno nod Elm paar pDue 6du<
Ter; neroient baben es Die &iinitler.
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ySte lit e.esY

g8ir bieten einbuubert Dollars 8elobuunQ fir ie=
ben Sal bon Ratdrrb Der nl6t our6 Ginnebmen
pom @att's 6atarrb eur 8ebeiIt IuerOen
fam.
s. $. 9beueD & 60, eisent., sOleoo, 0.
.2Bir, Die 1lnter3ei6neteh, ba6en s. s.. @beneD
leit ben lebten Is Sobren eefann. unD batten i'm
lansen uno f~inanBiell befdbiot, ole BON ieiner Girma
eingegan9enen Standardization gu %erfilleu.
Wef & SruaT, @roBbanoels Sro9uiIten,
SoleoO, ..
8atoing, Rinnau & MARVIN @roBbau.
eels= 9roguiftea, So(eSo, o,
@al's &atarrb=Rur ipiro inuerli9 9enounen unb
lpirft eirett auf bas glut uno Die I1leimieen S6er=
Hidden oes Spfems. 3eueniie frei perIan6t. 9reis
IS @ents fur Die Gloi6e. 9ertauft bon alsn app=
tbefern.
6aas' Tamilien= giaen au6 Die bsHsu.
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Sreie Reiie mad ct. 9onis amb
furiiH

I'm ben 8eiudern Der Weltaus.
ftellung ertgeaen5ufDmmer, tuiro Die
W. 6. &3.=Babn (Tbe Rats) einer
1teuen Shneu5ug 5uiider @alue.
ton un0 San Nntonio un6 ct.
Souls einlegen uro Die erfte 8erIon,
Die einen Natnen fir bielen ueue,.
Bug einieubet, Der anaenurnttert
tueroen tDiro, erbdlt elm Jrei-Tidet
BON iroeno elmer Station in Eeras
nah ct. Souls unb suriid tpGhrenb
Der Nusfelung. Die fplgenoen BE.
oingnngea fino gu bepbaHten: Der
Natte t1tuB neu uno prigineu uno
fur5 uno peritdnolib iein. Mle Wlits
teilnngen in 8eauo bierauf iinb Az
ribten an IS. 6. grub.
IS. . boz SEQ. 620 8.
9dllas. Ieras.
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Zone Stor1 : Bier o(s Wo(tdter.

@s tuDbnten bic alten Deutlben
In 6et6en nfern oeS 8beinS,
Sic ibiiefen auf 8drenbauten
llno tranfen thinner nod ems.
9as par lire erite Su9enb,
llnb oartn batten iie rebt-
9enn nod fetner ftarb in Der Sugeno,
Ser Bis in Iein Glitter eeseht.
gs tuobnen gar niele Oeutibe
Sim San NntoniDsSluB
uno Bis gum Spne Gtar 1T es,
So u elm 8abienibuB.
Sic pDbnen auf beioen Seiten
@enau tpie bic Alten ot1 &bein,
9ph tpolen ben 9urf lie l6iden,
go muB es nit 9pne Star Bier iein,
aucb sleidhen iie oarin ben @lteu,
Sic trinfen INNER mod ems,
9ob eriebt baS berrlibe Sote gtar,
9ie ih6nen 8eine oes GheinS.
Denim Bel benz ~td9lid5en Srinten,
8ie's infer 8lima sebeut,
9a f6nnen BEN 9urft nur l6iden
Mit 8beintueiu ibtuer reihe aeut'.
8tr aber iinb aans sufrieoen
Dit 2ume gtar, Dem @erfteniaft:
gr per6ntet, als mirfiamfes Mittei,
DaR @eiit pnb 80rper eribfaift.
9abei oerbleibt man bei Sinner,
5elblt iuenn man nod INNER ems trintt
linb ueun Der 8eher Die 8unoe maht,
8is baB Die SDnue Unfit.
LIMB uenn mir be5ablen tuonen,
Sei's fir arue. GlGs ober 6laiAe,
so baben mir imnter 8lein>@elb eenus
Safir in unierer Eai6e.
Drum trinfen mir INNER bas
&Dne Gtar Bier,
gs lei non ur;s itets eeprielen;
IS bat iib nod gu after 3eit,
Qls 8pltdter betuieieni
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Bon, ariessIAaupIaee.

Depelhen an Die n9ailp gr-
pres" uno Die Central @ems" in
2pnbsn meloen, baB Die Sapauer Die
Staot Gin ghDm beiebt baben.
- Der &prreiponoent Der 2Dn=
ooner vDailp Soft" in Gan 5ai
meloet, es babe atm %. Otai BEL
Seng 8ane gbeng Elm @efebt itatte
gefunben. in Dem Die &uiien ibnere
8erluite erlitten.
Die Sapaner 6aben 80. DOC
W1anr in Seua @ang Chang liegen
uno babeu itarfe 8efeitieuuaen bort
gebaut.