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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31
BY LOVING HANDS
Were the Remains Of Miss Lutte Al
stadt Laid to Rest.

Miss Anne Braden and Miss Mar
tina Halter returned last evening
from Harper's Ferry, where they had
been attending the funeral of Miss
Lutte Alstadt. They stated that the
funeral was one of the largest they
had ever seen, every man, woman and
child in the town striving by their
presence to pay tribute to the lovablc
qualities of the dead girl. The SER
vices were held at eleven o'clock
Sunday morning in the NJ. P. Church,
several ministers assisting and eli.
logizing in eloquent terms the short
life that was yet so full of kindly
thoughts and purposes. A large htlrn-
Der of carriages conveyed the funeral
party the twelve miles to Charles
Town, where a continuation Of the
services VASE held and the body laid
to rest in the cemetery in that city.
The floral tributes were numerous and
beautiful, conspicuous among which
was large harp sent by the Consol.
dated Telephone Company and an
immense wreath presented by the
Shepherdstown College, which Miss
Alstadt formerly attended and was
declared by all who went there to
have been the most popular girl who
ever attended the school. asil
The music during the services was
rendered by union of the choirs, q
the city and was said to have been
both impressive and beautiful.
Miss 'Alstadt was twenty-four years
Of age and had been a resident o!
this city during the past two years
and a half. She was Ill over nine
weeks prior to her death, her mother
being with her the entire time at the
home of her sister In Missouri She
was taken i'll during her attendance
Of the st. Louis Exposition, but. per
sisted in staying up even after he
physician had declared her condition
serious. For nearly week before he
death she was unable to speak al
though perfectly conscious and seen,
ing to understand all that was salt
TO her. ~
1t is difficult for her friends to re
alize that this bright and attractiv,
girl is indeed dead, and there ar
many here to whom her, death viii
be very real and lasting grief.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31
GOUR7-HOUSE
GLEANINGS
intermediate Court.

81 ~ inteTHleuldte Court, ..3 80
4 In the case Of Marshall E. Fleming
VS.. Annie Fleming, decree was enter
ed granting plaintiff divorce from
defendant.
In the case Of William G. Hartley
VS.. Grant Arnett the death Of the dc.
tendant was suggested and an order
entered reyiying suit in the name OF
the administrator. $Q.
In the Polling VS.. Hoffman case the
Jury returned "a verdict for the de,
PENDANT. Owing to a shortage Of
Jurors caused by illness and other.
wise, the following persons were
drawn by the clerk In open court, as
prescribed by the statute, and were
summoned to appear and were pres
ent this morning: IN: Bllllngsley
Patrick Ceilings, Willard Borgess.
Guy Carter, Thomas Reed, ]. NJ
shroyer.
The case Of c. B. Highland VS.. Bart
lett and Eldridge was up for tbs
plaintiff, and Attorney F. T. Martin
for the defendant. Attorney Martin
was compelled 10 appear with neither
client nor witnesses. He seemed t.
think he had plenty of case, however
and went at It undlsmayed. The fol
lowing jury was empane!ed: J. W
sLroyer, U. NJ. Billingsley, Will Hall
Milla:t Boggcs:, Guy Garter, NJ. NJ
Martin, Clark Barrackman, j. U. Par
r!ah, !.3;!!i Hartley, lanes T. Crisis
Frank HaIhes, Dallas D. Snider.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31
ELIHUs ROOT
A.''Il'.'.lg {. 1: ! |! (!
NOTED i.AyyYE APP EARED IN
CASE BEFORE y JUDGE GoFF
+ IN SPECIAL TERM oFsSu

An array Of some Of the most prom
inent legal talent Of the United States
was the feature at "a special term Of
United States Court held here Mon:
day afternoon By Judge Nathan Gotf.
the most distinguished lawyer among
them and the one attracting the most
attention from the many who gather.
ed to see and hear him being Hon.
Elihn Root ex.secretary of Var says
the Telegram.
The case was that of the Union
Trust Company, of Maryland against
George 4: Carter and the Clinchfeld
corporation. OF Bristol, Va: The OBJ
ject Of The suit Is TO set aside a CON.
tract Of sole made by former direc.
tors Of the CIinchfeld corporate ion to-
Carter and the transfer Of all I the
company's property to- hin, and the
stockholders Of the corporation Oh;
ject to said sale and transfer; COM
planning that! said directors did not
Lave the right to sell and exceed eds
their authority in so doing, or In 9TH.
err words. committed "a breach of trust.
The property in question Is com
prlsed Of the mineral lands i Of the
Cranes Nest Coal Company and the
holdings of the South & Western rail-;
road in Tennessee and North Caro-
ina, estimated to be worth many
thousand dollars. .sS.t 3i88S,
Some time ago Judge Goff appoint:
ell receivers and issued Temporary
injunction. The proceedings Mon.
LAY were upon a motion to make the
injunction perpetual.
The Union Trust Company was
represented by Messrs. Davis and
lIo.chkiss. of Davies, Stone & Uuer-
bach, Of New York; VIM. H. White.
Of White, Tunsdall & Thorn, Of Nor
folk, Va; M. W. Palmer, Of Massa:
cNnsetts, and A. R; Long, Of h Harri.:
son 6 Long, Of Lynchburg, "a, and
4 Robert Blackstone. of Baltimore, and
others.
Mr.. Root, of New York; southfield
Lennon, of Baltimore; & Judge j. ID.
llorsley. Of Lynchburg. and others,
| appeared for the defendants.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31
Transfers Recorded.

Deed dated January 80, 1905. G. A.
Johnson and Okey L. Stanley to Eliza
A. Knight, title to tract of land il
Marion county; consideration, $500.
Deed dated January IS, 1905. ],
A. Smith and wife to J. H. Burns, lot
in Pawpaw district; consideration,
sSS.33.
Deed dated Aug. 10, 1903. John r.
Baker to John J. Baker ct al, LOT
in Arnett addition; consideration,
nominal.
Deed dated January 1G, 1905. Beu.
lah V. Guthrie ct al. to John W. Ma
son, tone.lifth interest in parcels Of
land in Marion county; consideration,
$780,.
Deed 'datcd Jan. 90, 1905. Lizzie
Nicholas and George Nicholas to
George Buoy, parcel of land in Union
district; consideration, s5l2.OG.
Deed dated June -, 1904. ]. e
Keener and Allie Keenert to R. w.
Kcener, parcelofland, town Of Pow,
ell; consideration, $50.
Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31
JAMES B. FOX
THE WHEELING lNTELLIeEN
GERS CORRESPONDENT HAS
NICE THINGS TO SAY OF
THE MARION COUNTY
LEGISLATOR.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. So
One Of the quiet, yet attentive mem.
ljcrc of the House, who is well train.
cd for the duties OF law maker by
4 wide business experience, is Hon.
James B. Fox, of Pennington, Ma
rion county.
Mr.. Fox was born at Pennington,
and has been a staunch Republican
all his life, a strange coincidence be-
ing connected with his first vote.
He became Of ago November Sd, 1872,
election day, and General Grant was
the Republican nominee for Presi'
dent. He voted for Grant and has
cast every vote since for Republi.
can President.
Mr.. Fox Is a merchant and has
been for years. In addition he has
dealt extensively in oil, coal and gas
lands, owning great tracts today. He
is interested, with others, in the de,
veoDment OF the now undeveloped
counties Of the State, having great
confidence in their wealth and beliey'
ing it right that West Virginians
should invest their money at home.
He is q member of the committee
on education, and is much interested
in a bill that provides for longer
terms of schools and better pay fol
teachers who hold number one certiti
Gates. He also believes that there
should be uniform school book law
owing to the oil and coal worker:
having TO migrate from county t.
county and having 10 buy new schoo
books too often, working u hardship
and creating an expense which is har'
upon them.
Mr.. Fox is pleasant faced, pleas
ant hammered man and one of tn
! best men in the House, STANDING
above that suspicion of dishonest,
that is being attached to so many b
4 tho acts OF few.
|
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31
N n i51',l5s
PEP SONAL
IS Junklns EIs 4 business visitor
----1I-l- I--.--- ----7--- . - :

q Il. sJunklns rs a business visitor
In Salem today:
Mrs. w. R. Riggs is spending few
days with relatives in Cumberland.
Henry Martin Is quite sick Of pne,,-
rnonia at3 his home on Walnut ave
nue.,
Mrs, Annie Downs, Of the First
ward, Is very seriously i'll Of pnou.
monia.
Misses Margaret Mckinney and
Ruth Arnetts will leave this evening
Tor Tampa, Florida.
Mrs.. Sands Jackson, who received
treatmen t for several days in the
City Hospital Els again at home, and
Is hoped ito be convalescent.
sfrs G. w: swisher left yesterday
for charle lesion where she will spend
q lew days an interested spectator OF
iegfsIati ye proceedings.
Mr. and Mrs. A. AZ Lynch, Of Maple
avenue, attended the funeral of Mr..
A. N. Michael which was conducted
IN Arnettsyille this morning.
Miss Louise Hamilton, who was in.
jtrea several weeks ago while coast,
ing on the Evansville road is still
confined to her room with badly
sprainedS knee. Mrs. Hamilton has
been quite sick with grippe but is
now somewhat improved.
Mrs Thomas Reed is visiting Mr..
and Mrs Turney Reed, of Hutclln-
son. Mrs a. R. Mcfarland and Mrs.
~. lowell WHO have been visiting
In glarksburgRand Wolf Summit will
be guests at Hutchinson today and
will return with Mrs. Reed this even,
ings .
Miss Amy Eliason, one OF the pop
liar teachers Sof! the public schools
VIII leave on Thursday for Ashville
N! for a period Of rest and. recu
neration: While her friends are sori,
10 see her So, yet they wish her 4
pleasant and beneficial visit to the
land of winter sunshine and fowers
The; West gVirginian will bear its daili
message TO her while she is away.
E: Cordray, president OF til,
county court $. E. Fleming and c
q. Moore, commissioners Of the coun
~ court and George E. Holdren, der
uty county clerk formed a party tina
went TO Washington yesterday. The
viii Spend a few hours there, an
then 80 to- Charleston for the balanc
fSthe week. Sheriff Howard R. Ful
bee also left for Charleston yestel
day 81 ;s{
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31
nj. HARTLEY G. SON. rArr'osT,
NOTICE..
Republican City Convention.

Notice is hereby given to the Re.
publican voters Of the City Of Fair
mont, Marion county, West Virginia,
to meet in convention In their respect
i've wards on Tuesday, the 31st day
Of January, 1905, at o'clock P. NJ,
for the purpose Of nominating one
councilman for each ward, except In
the Fifth ward, wherein by reason OF
a vacancy, two councilman are
to be nominated, and to select
from each ward one member Of
the Republican Executive Committee;
also to appoint delegates to the City
Convention to be held In the Court
house of Marion county, on Friday.
the Sd day of February, 1905, at s
o'clock, P. NJ, for the purpose Of
nominating q candidate for City Clerk
OF said City of Fairmont.
Said ward conventions will be held
ut the following named places:
First ward-Public School House.
Second ward-Publlc School House.
Third ward-Court-house.
Fourth ward-Public School House.
Fifth ward-Mayor's office.
The basis of representation at the
City Convention will be one delegate
for every ten votes or fraction there.
of cast at the last municipal election
for the Republican ticket as follows,
to-wit:
First ward will be entitled to 20
votes; Second ward 10 20 votes;
Third ward to 81 votes; Fourth ward
to 90 votes and Fifth ward to II
votes.
By order of the City Executive Com
mittee.
]. E. POWELL, Chairman.
J. L, HALL, Secretary.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31
ssDIo IN III 81

.And 10 think that ten months ago looked like
.thisi owe It to German Syrup.
qThe tithe:worn injunction, Never put
off It'll tomorrow what you can DO To-
dayi;nis now generally presented il ibis
form: I" Do it to-day r. That is thS tefse
advice we want to give you about that
hacking cough or demoralizing cold with
which you have been struggling FOE sew.
eral days, perhaps weeks. qTakeso,ue
reliable remedy for it To-DAY-and lei
that remedy be DR.. Boschee's German
Syrup, which has been muse for over
thirty-fye years. IA few doses of it will
undoubtedly relieve your cough or cold,
and its continued use for few days viii
cure you completely. qNo, matter how
deep.scated your cough, even if dread
consumption has attacked your lungs,
German Syrup will surely effect cure
as 1t has done before in thousands of az.
parently hopeless cases Of lung trouble.
qNew trial bottles, 2sc; regular size,
75c. At all druggists.
I .
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31
Degrees Conferred.

At a special meeting Of Crusade
Commandery last evening degrees
were conferred upon R. r. Hard esty,s
Roy A. Tough, Robert T. Cunning.
ham, Dr.iAlbert$ L. Peters, OF GGrayss
Flats, and James H. Bainbridge Of
Murray. va III b i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31

II don't pay to get sick, disabled
or killed unless you have an
Eclipse" Accident and "Unlimited'S
Health Policy. Talk with Junkinss
and Michael. x TX
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31

The Humane Society is in great
need of clothing for a young baby.
they also need clothes for children Of
an ages. Amy one who has cast OF
clothing will aplease bring it to the
oficers or telephone the president Oh
bell phone 5219. t;l x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31

Correctly written Fire Insurance
Policies in reliable Companies insure
prompt settlements in case Of loss.
Talk with Junkins & Michael. x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31

So hard to find anything a man
likes for Christmas, but they; are al
ways glad to receive gillette safety
razor, backing case. shaving setsor;
a pocket knife. ;125. patterns to select
from al J. L.fHall's Hardware.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31
Roundhouse Foreman Resigns.

Roundhouse Foreman Resigns.
a surprise was sprung in railroad
circles yesterday when Roundhouse;
Foreman Kellar announced that he
had sent in his resignation TO take
effect today. His successor is Nor
ris Prendergast, formerly Of Gamer
on. - u X Us 80
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31

All Music sung in "The Beauty Doc.
tor" on sale only at Marion Piano
Co. <
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31

Tie Great Lafayette lion will be
on exhibition Saturday morning il
J. l.. Halls window: 5;,5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31

Some nice lots on Hamilton Hill for
sale. at good bargain. H. Fl. Ian
ham. -. !
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31

n The noon Plttsburg train was two
hours late today. s5S 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31

b Quick collections. y prompt settle
ments--Marion Claim Agency. ]
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31

Go and see Howard before having
the children's pictures taken. ~.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31

All Music sung in Wang on sale only.
at Marion Piano Co. ~ (
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31

Why not let the Marion Claim
Agency collect that claim for you? &
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31

How about having a baby,s picture.
taken? See Howard, the photogra.s
pher. los Main street x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31
Power of Attorney.

Power Of Attorney.
January 70. 1905. Red Rock Fue!
Co. to George DeBolt, power of az
torney.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31
Circuit Court.

In the case of C. W. Swisher ct al.
VS.. the National Bank of Virginia ct
al, decree was entered dissolving
injunction granted to plaintiff.
In the case Of John E. Hurst & Co.
ct al. VS.. G. o. Griffin ct al, decree
was entered refusing injunction.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31

$500 deposited in bank is worth
twenty-five dollars in case of an ac-
cident
$500 invested in an Eclipse" Ac.
cident Policy may be- worth 100000
in case of an accident. Talk with
Junkins and Michael. x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31

q The Great Lafayette show this year
consists Of fifty talented people.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31

Try big ESTES famous chicken
stew at Murphy's. st x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-31
Rubbers
For the Family.

OITH3 IIIC 1dIIIIIys
Rubbers save doctor bills by keep
ing the feet dry and there's quite
difference in the cost THERE'S n
difference in RUBBERS, too-there's
good and bad-some will wear. and
some won't. THESE WILL
Mems storm Rubbers Use
Womcn's . = Coo
Misses 8 : soc
Children's . : 40c
Thoroughly dependable ouali-
ties.
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cages : Neuisfetten.
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9na Hailruao : 6Dtel in 30
Springs, N~rfanlas, lit abgebrannt
OaS Oaus mar elm SDl5gebduee mil
"a Birnmerr, BON benen ale big au'
ems beiebt ruaren, unb 8tpar pobn.
ten in manhen Bimmern pier Berio.
men. Sebs 2eute itno Bel benz Seuei
um's 2eben gefDmmeu unb elnel
uuroe ibmer nerfebt.
8ie 81 ermarten ftano. mar Der
NbihluB Der &eiie DeS YrdGieenten
IN Stem Orleans AUDI aualeib Der
60bepunft oerielbeu; nit iolHer Be-
geilterung mie bort mar er nod mir
genos aufaen0mmen moroen, lold,e
uaaebeure Wenihenmaffen uareu
nod niraenbs que Begriibung ausae'
ridt, mie bort. @leld nab Ieiner
Nntunft am Wittmph morgen uuroe
cine Sabrt auf benz Sluiie unternDm-
men, oann fano Elm feierliher @ina
aug itatt. an Dem iiG auBer ben Wts
li3e1 uno ben Weteranen. Berb1noen,
AUDI nod niele anoere @eienlhaften
uno iber bunbert Wagen nit betann.
ten uno beruorraaenoen Birgern be.
teiligten. Der Brdfioent foate auf
benz 2afabette Square, BON elmer
Tribune, Die Dor Der StaotbaGe aufs
gebaut mar, cine &eoe balten, aber
es tam niht oasu. Die Mtenlhen,
MAIZE mar cine TO ungeheure .uno
itano 10 eng aneinanoer gefei(t. bQS
Der Braiioent fiirbtete, eg m0bfe ir.
geno elm unaliif p~aiiieren, tuen1 er
cine ldngere Nniprahe bielt. Or
rtdtete oe8balb nur meniee Worte or.
Die W~eriammelten, beoantte fi1 fir
Den gmpfana uno bat lie nah 6aule
81 geben. @eb1rt haben Die &eoe
mol Die Weniaiten, benin BET ieoem
Sat aina oas Beifaqsrufen uieoer
DDn Weuem lDS, aber alS Die Wenge
iab, oaB Der Brdltoent nit ben Der.
rem oes gmpfangstomites iiG in Die
StaotbaQe surldSog, berlieF fie iid
alImdlia. -Am Nabmittaa fanb elm
Seiteiien i'm ct. Charles 6otel ftatt
uno bort bielt Der Brdlibent cine Ian.
gere &e6e, in Der er beaeiIterte @orte
Der Nnertennuua iprah fiir Die Grt
unb @etie, ple Stem Orleans oas
eefbe Sieber befdmpft babe, pom
banana : Ranal reoete 'uno betDnte,
oaB Die Seriteanna uno SnitanDbals
tung Der uferodmme, Der y2euees",
SADIE oes Buuoes iein ioate. 0ab
Ve%enoiguna oeS Banfetts fubr Der
BraItoent, geteitet p0n eiuer gstOrte
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Sine berniiuttise ysee.

WaDDr 9unne pon ghicaaB bal
cine iebr nerninftige Soee, ole er CUR
Musfiibruna brinaer min. gr min
Die WemDbner gbicagJ'S bariiber OBJ
ftinmen lniien, Oh am SDnntaa Die
Saloons geibloHen iein lUueri pber
nibt, Mil aIfo bas pie[ eeprie1ene
Referendum nuf oiele beife(fte Graas
IN oeritdotiihen Boliaei.W ernaituna
Die SonntaQsfrage, our N%nmenouna
bringen.
Sir fbndrn1eri i'm Nnaemeinen
fliht fiir eine aQ5u n~usgeoebnte Nn=
tpenonng pber gar fir eine aQaemeine
N%ntuenoung oes &eferenoums, mie es
uun ben YDpuIiiten uno einem ss(iie
gel Der Dem0traten felt Sabren beftir.
tuDrtet tpiro. Sn Dem pDrlieaenoen
Sale aber lit eS etrpas anoereS; Denn
bier fan1 oa8 &eferenoum nur oasu
oieuei1. ur1natiirliben unb unaereh=
ten Buftdnoen elm gnoe Al MAIDEN.
Staot uno 2nno lift etruas ner{hie.
oeues. Die gerbdltnifie in Der Staot,
mir neine1 bier nntiirfih Die aroBe
Doer ar6Bere Staot. fino anoere aIs
bic Berbdltniife auf benz 2auoe Dber
tn Den tleinen GnIieolungen uno fir
oieien unterihieo lit %bolfummene
Weredtigung u~Drbanoen. @elebe,
Die flr oas 2ano pafienb uno auf
benz 2anoe ourhfibrbar fino, m6oen
Daber fiir fir Die Stabt adnslih Der.
feblt uno uHourbflbrbar iein. Das
lit nit feinem mebr Der Sol als nit
Dem S0nnta9sgeieb, fofern es lih)
auf DIE ShlieBung BON Tersniaungs-
uno @rbolunaspldBen, Wirtihaften,
8iergdrten uno cergleiden besiebt.
ErDboem haben aber fnlt iiberaa bic
9eniSlaturen. bic in ibrer MebraabI
aus ldnoliGen Bertretern beiteben,
ben gr5Beren une gruBen Stdoten
oieies @eies aufge5mungen, baB fie
MUIR NIT 6adiiht auf ibreri enaen
ldnolihen Rrei8 unn Die bort berr.
fhenoen 8ebirfntiie entporfen bait
ten. 9aS Heferenbum nun nlaft
oielea nnreht tuieoer gut, inoern es
oener. meld,e am Weiften uno in Der
unae9ori9iten Weile BON benz @eseb
netroffea ueroen. bic M5alifteit
n.ent, ith ielbit iiber ieine Nuss
lu1tut19 ous5uipre1en uno au emf
imetoeri. NuS oieiem @runoe holten
mtr ole Soee oes Wappr Dunno fir
elfe legr oernnnttiae uno Iino in Die.
lem lpe6teueu Saue AUDI fir bic Gns
%tuenonng oes 8~eFerenoum.
Wir miiien uur nibt, Oh bic Sahe
geleblih ourffibrbar lit. ub cine
lDfde Nbitimmung mie Dunno iie
oDridldgt, nidt BON geaneriiher Settle
ourh irgerc einen gerihtliben Be-
febl Derbinoert tueroen tam, ia. Db
bas Nelultat Der N%bitimmung lpdter
geieBlin u~nantaitbar lit. aebteres
aber mu6 es iein, tuerr es Bert Boz
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Subianeriommer.

9te tpetBen Sdoen peb'n uno uallen
Sim @e9 unb iiber's @ieieulano,
9nrd Die e%ntlaubten @albes1aIen
unb I'm bas S9lff am uferranb.
$50 96atten tuur uno itol5es Stranger,
9in9t biirr am fablen 5tamm Der @eln,
unb mo Der Stint, Ser Gobin iansen,
2te9t nun elm matter, gplo'ner S9ein
limb ipielt nit ben sefatlenen 8ldtteru,
&iiBt Die Natur nit lebter Slut,
@b' noh Der SOB in @interwettern
Starr auf erloi6'nem 9eben rubt.
Gin Salter nod i'm 5onngefunfel,
Ser einiam bur6 bic 2uft fi6 idminst;
8ei'm Sann, aus traumnerlor'nem
9unfel,
Ser Meeiie leiies 3pitl9ern flin9t.
8erlaHn'nes Weltlein an ben 3tpeieen,
9te blatterleer unb Do unb fail,
Sas nift mir gu uno mabnt 10 eisen
Nn's WardenUort: @s nat einmall
Quf GQem liest Elm miibes 2ddeln,
@te Sebniu6t mad Der iiBen Stub,
uno burd bes fiblen Bintes 6ddeln
Do flinst es gu mil immer5u:
Oils wie elm aaerlebtes aiifien
Sci ftaen @useinanberseb'n,
Nls pte ein Qtee bonn gdeioenmiiiien-
llub bod 70 id6n-uuo bod 10 iA6nl-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-27
gone STIR siunipriide.

@er tueife es senieBt,
Dem. ltebe 8riiber, fieBt
Ses solbnen Gone gtar Srsubenquef
@rfriiheno, INNER flar unb beG.
uno tuie Der 8apfen nDr1 Safe iprinat,
SD iprinst Der Sefel bom Seraen,
Drum tuenn Sbr retbt IeiBts bas 9pns
Star trinft,
so t6nnt SIR laden mno f6bersen.
Gin Sldihhen Mlamp gum Jribffff
Gin Sldihben Grlanaer gum Dinner,
gtn Slaibben Gabtnet gum abeno,
Sas 1T fir Gfe erquidenb unb Iabenb,
Nae Stdmme ibtpnr5er @ilben
Spotten 9eutiblanb's erpBer Madbt.
Nas bat nur bic ihmarse &aiie
8iberfpentis 10 semaht2
T%eueruafier ohne AtpeifeI
Wfan benz Bolt acseben bat,
uno bic armen bummen Eeufel,
Buroen gdn5ltb rabiat.
5dtte nan nab bier aeibrieben:
.oun6ert 3pnnen 9pne Star 8ter''.
8dren frieblib iie eeblieben
nno ben @usen bdtten mir.
Sb es Wtnter poer SDmmer
Oieles madt mir teiren 8ommer,
Sb eS Somn er Dber @inter,
Simmer mebr fomm ib oabinter,
Dab su alien S%ahresaeiten
Gone Star tut mir Sreub' bereiten.
Ob es Srnhlins Doer Serbt tit,
Sb gu jung unb tuenn 9u a t>bit,
Ob mir Serbit, pb Sriiblina baben,
Simmer oenfen mir Der @aben.
Die Die gone Star, bieie Guelle,
2iefert buntel uno AUDI be1el
Selles 8ier fir iunee Gage,
Gridelno, frii6 uno thar unb rein.
9untles, men oes Nlters Slage
Sest nit ihreu 2eioen Elm.