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Books Received.

Norway and the Union With sweden-' Frdijof
Manson. (MacmillAnsJ
Russia In Revolution" G. H. PERKS tbren-
tanosN ,
How 10 Prepare for Civil Service Examination
Francis E. Leupp. blinds. Noble and Eldredgeo
"A Textbook OF Sociology" James ouayle
Dealey, Phi. D.. and Lester Frank Ward, Ill. d.
(Macmilans) ,,,,,,
The Educative Process" william Chanoler
Baglcy. Phi. D. (Macmllanso
The Silly Syclopedla.' Noah Lott. G. W. Dill
ingham Company
(wlam Richie. New York;
Loves Cross Currents" AEernon Charles
Swnburne. Harpers)
The Image In the Sand" IF Benson H. D.
Ilpplnco;t Company
war of the Classes" Paper covers Jack London.
(Macmians)
The Fool Errant- Maurice Hewlett. Mac
Truths Leaf by Leaf by the Reverend and the
Professor David Swing" Edited by Sophie Burt
ElmDall. "a. c. McClurg & Co.. ChlcaEoJ
How Christmas Came 70 the Mu'vaneys" Fran
res Margaret Fox. IL. G. Page Co.. Boston)
"Our Little Korean Cousin" H. Lee n. Pike
'-"Cameron of Lochicl." Philippe Aubert de
Gaspe translated by Charles &. d. Roberts IL T.
Page 4 Coz
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|'R0cToR GETS MISS BINGHAM.
,urs TO HEAD STOCK COMPANY
.r FIFTH Az. THEATER.

.r.m.n, Covers Whole season Ne"
W., aud old FarOrites Pron'ised-No
uo-e stunts Bct wecn Acts-Three MAIL
80 by star Weeiily-Srons support
Proctor announced yesterday after
J. 40, he had signed contracts by which
noon Ime,ia Bingham will place herseli
= his mana cement for the entire season
nu ~. M Mas Bingham had already ar
..a.d 10 20 on tour in tho fall very al
tsoaeous bookings having been made
hs, hv Klaw & Erlanger and ne"
W. " chosen. But thcse plans have been cen
p ~, doned and instead Miss bingham VIII
:. At the head Of stock company a' ''''
fI ~. procor said last night: in en- ging
~. p;r ,tam | have secured Leading
I If rare skill, Of great personal charm
~ =, uncommon versatility. AS Leading
-, my new company at the Fifth Ave-
-. aha will have all the advantages that
~ nossihly secure for her. Her associate
u rsIs will be Of the highest artistic rank
a,.vs in which abe will appear will be
az ,he pens of famous dramatists and
i'on ta-,ner succeeses will be revived
from time to time.
", w., bingham when seen at her home
!, East Thirtyfrst street seemed oehgnleo
nth her new engagement.
.ur Proctor" she said, "has plans for an
,A,ol stock company which so nearly
D.nc;d, with nv own ideas that l could
y. ro,i,, his offer, which was not only
sr,rc;ol,y tempting, but had many other
.ar,,,aees am to remain in New York
4. en,jre season. just think OF that!
Soo,her MANAGER in America is in position
make me such A proposition. have
" Ave- or six years dreamed Of the time
bon I might have my own theater and
wv own company in a Broadway play
Hv. e" l-ndor Mr. Proctors direction
shall feel that have almost, Il not fully,
F.ached the height Of my ambition.
Is was stated at the Fifth Avenue last
light BY j. Austin fynes Mr. P ho cbn IS
eneral manager, that Mss mnSaa III
LAVENDER but that the opening play had not
., been decided upon. Mr.. Fynes said:
MIS- Bingham is engaged for the entire
.ason, and she will play, in addition TO the
sual evening performances, at three
,a,inaes each week, Mr., Proctor makes
his concession to Miss Bingham out OF
onsideration for her high standing in the
-dession; but he will not, as has been
tated, abandon the other matinee per-
onnances, An alternate leading lady
Eill be engaged. g,
Both Miss Bingham and Mr.. Fynes stated
hat the total elimination of the entr'acte
audeville numbers at the Fifth Avenue
Nd been decided upon by Mr.. Proctor.
Er Fynes added $780,,
'Mr' Proctor has announced his inten-
on Of encouraging the American dramatist
the fullest extent. and Miss Bingham
already reading several new plays with a
lew to a production early in the sea-
On. Mr.. Proctor ia also negotiating with
aul Potter Eugene Presbrey. Franklin
yles, Mr.. Broadhurst and other successful
iaywrights. The bill will be changed
feauently, but in the event Of . new play
revival scoring decided hit It, will be
spt on as long as the patronage justifies
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pLICkY AMBULANCE SURGEON
Dr. Charles W. Walser of Fiatbush Hospital
Distinguishes Himself in an Emergency.


Distinguishes Himself in an Emergency.
DR., Charles W. Walser in response to
n hurry call drove rapidly yesterday morn.
ing in the ambulance from the Flatbush
Hospital to Snyder avenue, near Flatbush,
where he found Frank Z. Stack. ~ years
old, a lineman, suffering from fracture
OF the skull and internal injuries, resulting
from a thirty foot fall from a pole. He
placed the injured man in the ambulance
and started back to the hospital.
As the ambulance was rounding into
Nostrand avenue one Of the wheels was
caught in a rut and the vehicle turned
completely over. DR.. Walser was landed
on his head ten feet away, sustaining
n severe scalp wound, painful bruises
about the face and body and shock. The
sbled lineman was hurled heavily to
tne ground and Edward Serber, the driver
OF tie ambulance, was SO badly hurt and
stunned that he could not move. In spite
of his injuries DR.. Walser seized the horse
as he was boiling and with much difficulty
rirhted the ambulance and replaced the
unconscious lineman in 1t.
After leaving the driver in as com
Portable a position as possible on the road
side DR.. Walser took the reins and con,
tinued the drive. to the hospital; He had
to be assisted himself into the institution
and will be laid up for several days. The
injured driver was taken back to the hos
pital in patrol wagon.
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Canadian Fast Mail Trial Fails.

MONTREAL, Quebec, July 1.-THE Allan
Line turbine steamer virginian's English
nai arrived in Montreal at s:23 o'clock this
morning, having made the run of 9sl miles
from Sydney in % hours and SO minutes,
me fastest time for the distance ever made
p'ef the lntercolonial. The general opinion
mat the experiment has lost rather than
FAMED time, and had the virginian gone her
E without the interference Of the Post
na NY General the mails would have been
VI, montreal three hours sooner. The vir-
fm'ah' following the usual summer course
.s v way OF Belle Isle Straits, would have
, ,e'e " ls' yea miles over the southern route
Wa Cape Race.
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THE Ups AND DOWNS OF SMITH.
ne Con!dn't stop . Freight Elevator and
was Seriously Hurt.

Frank Smith a machinist employed
In the works OF the International Steam
Pump Company at Harrison, N. j., is in
|S Michae!'s Hospital at Newark with q
broken leg and more bumps than he can
count. He put heavy casting on freight
elevator on Thursday night and started
lcr the third floor With it. The cage re-
fused to stop there and ran on until it
MT the cross beam, when 1t dropped to
The bottom Of the shaft. 1t started up
again and repeated the same performance
|nolhs up third time, it became wedged
last, and Smith was removed by his fellow
Sorkmen, who were surprised to find him
s any He is severely hurt but probably
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Ten Cents a Quart for CATERPILLAR.

UTICA July l4.-With the object in view
Inv saVng the trees Of the city from the cater
tnar pest which already has made Its ap-
pahce throughout this vicinity. the New
entury Club of Utica. an organization COM
osed Of women and numbering several
Sb s, Y, IN its membership, announces
ni as will pay 10 cents a quart for cater
T a. or cocoons delivered at its Offices.
"e oner holds good for ono week.
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The "Clnsalee" Case Settled.

Special Gable D,spa,eh 10 The sun.
NNpoS July 1.-THE appeal by George
.araes In the 'Cingalee' oase. In which
p' Fraser, the author Of the piece. OF.
(ea verdict Of $4,000 damages for tho
6,propriation Of his ideas. viii not BE- heard.
case has been compromised for $1,000.
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1HERAlO so. THEATRE; B,way q ss'h s.,
Tooth TINE MONDAY. AUG. :.
oAAI QEDMADR THE ROLLICKING
CHW DEMAND GIRL"
uIInSAN THEATRE. 44th ST., near R'way.
"so~" Evgs. $40. Last Mat. TO day, ais
T Te'n,l Tine The Heir to the ho0rah
ACOUSrICONS FOR THE DEAF.
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her society
Fortunate, indeed, that daughters do
not always resemble their mothers. Bertha
had patience and humor III you could
only see the comical side OF it, mother"
she once observed. 1T really has one,
YOU know. Emma, If only you woald be
natient with her, is we'll msaning creature
and she says the funniest things. l asked
her this morning il she didn't think she
could find some way Of remembering to
nut salt on the table. And she looked at
me very solemnly and said, Indeed, will,
miss. III put it into my prayers just after
our daily bread" 1t may be imagined,
however, that Mrs. Cross was proof against
this, she saw in it nothing but profanity.
The tickle Rosamund had what we must
think were insincere explanations to offer
OF her breaking off with Franks, the i'm
pecunious young artist. She made out
that the picture that poor FRANKS had sold
was violation of his ideal. 1t lowered itself
to be popular picture. We believe it was
what is called literary; 1t told pathetic
story, and it was damned as exalted art
by the fact that all sorts OF people liked it.
Its name was Sanctuary Said Rosamund
to Bertha: -The picture is shameful, shame
full! What splendid thing to have starved
with him-to have worked for him while he
was working for art and fame, to have gone
through all that together and have come
out triumphant! That was life worth
living. But to begin marriage at ones
ease on the profits of such pictures as
'Sanctuary'-oh, the shame Of it! Do you
think I could face the friends who would
come to SEQ MOI
Rosamund brought herself to face
large accumulation Of this sort Of shame
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-30
[ \ R A !!
MURDERED
TARTARs ARE CARRYING ON A
BLOODY MASSACRE IN
TRANs.cAUcAsIA.

Nakhlchevan, Government Of Erivan
Trans-Caucasia, May 20. - This gov
ernment has been almost in state Of
anarchy for days. A massacre of Ar
menians by the Tartar population is
proceeding here and in the surround
ing villages. The streets are filed
with dead and wounded and the Mus
selmans are pillaging and burning the
houses of Christians. The number of
victims exceeds 100 dead, including a
priest. The butchery is reported to
be still more dreadful in the villages.
1t is feared that Persian Kurds will
join the Tartars. The authorities are
powerless to cope with the situation.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-30
GOVERNOR FOLK WILL PROB.
ABLY ORDER MILITIA TO ST.
LOUIS.
WILL KEEP LID TIGHT
Strenuous Missouri Executive Is De-
termlned to Keep Great City "Dry"
on Sundays - Saloon Keepers Grew
Bold Yesterday-Blue Laws Rule.

st. Louis. Mo-, May 80. - Militia in
all probability will be ordered to St.
Louis county next Sunday to enforce
the Sunday closing law as result of
fragrant violations of Governor Folks
orders in that district yesterday. Prac-
tically every saloon in the county and
gardens, except the Meramac High
lands and Delmar garden, sold liquor
yesterday openly and no arrests were
made.
The saloon keepers OF the county
were emboldened by decision given
in the court Of criminal correction Of
st. Louis Saturday to the effect that
the excise commissioner can not re-
woke licenses without trial by jury.
The decision is regarded as insuring
the removal of the "lid' in st. Louis
at an early date and as the end Of the
era of the ''dry" Sunday.
Battery A of ST. Louis is expected
to be detailed for duty in the county.
The members of the battery would well
come active service of any kind after
their long period of inactivity since
the war. The present plan, as ex-
planned by some one close to the gov
sernor, is to send. four soldiers to each
saloon, two to stand guard at the front
door and two at the rear or side en-
| trance from next Saturday midnight
until Sunday midnight.
| Declare the nLld" OF.
Several arrests were made In st.
| Louis yesterday for violation of the
closing law and 1t is said that many
more places did Il back door business
under police protection Liquor men
are openly asserting that the "lfd" is
"off" and that the courts decision has
deprived Governor Folk Of the only
weapon he has with which to enforce
his closing order.
4 Out in St Charles county, which, uI
to yesterday, has absolutely ignored
the closing law, Sheriff Waldo Hines
| took drastic action in response to 8
4 letter notifying him that If the law was
not enforced militia would be sent into
the county. The sheriff, who believes
in no halfway measures, closed up ev
cry saloon, barber shop, confectionery
!, fruit stand, cigar shop and general ca
tering establishment, and gave stric
orders to drug stores that no tobacco
candy, gum or soda water should be
sold.i
Will stop Street Cars.
i On next Sunday Sheriff Hines de
clares he will force the street rail
ways and the telephone exchanges tt
stop operation.
i "If we are to have blue laws in st
Charles county we will have then
with vengeance" remarked the sher
iff with grim smile. Il don't believe
in enforcing the law against one fel
low and letting another go scott free.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-30
CORPORATION FRANCHISES ARE
SUBJECT TO ASSESSMENT,
SAYS SUPREME COURT.
NEW YORK GETS MONEY
Millions Of Dollars Are Now to Be
Paid Into Hands Of Treasury AS Re.
suit Of Decision Board Of Trade
Wins Case.

New York May 29.-The special
franchise tax cases were decided today
by the supreme court adversely to the
brought to the court.
Much Money for State.
New York, May 29.-Millions of dol
lars OF taxes in arrears will now be
paid as the result of the supreme court
Of the United States upholding the tax
on the values Of corporation franchises
In this state.
Board Of Trade Wins.
Washington, May 29.-The supreme
court decided the case Of the board OF
trade of Chicago versus the Hammond
Elevator conf any, adversely to that
company. The casa involved the com
pany's right to appropriate the boards
quotations.
Must Stand Trial.
In the cases of Frederick A. hyde
and Henry P. Diamond charged with
completely in the -.estern land frauds
of the supreme court today affirmed
the decision of the circuit court o1
california. That decision directed the
removal of the men to the District o.
Columbia for trial and denied theil
petition for writ of habeas corpus.
Supreme Court Adiourns.
The supreme court today adjourned
for the term, all pending cases being
continued to the next term, which will
begin October g..
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-30
UNION BARS
CUARDSMAN
CAPTAIN OF ILLINOIS MILITIA
CAVALRY TROOP ASKED TO
RESIGN.

Springfield, ILL.,, May 20. = Captain
Charles Walz, commanding Troop D,
first Cavalry, Illinois National Guard
has been requested by the local plumb
ers' union, of which he is member,
to resign from the National Guard. In
case he refuses he will be compelled
to leave the union and his employers
will be requested by the union to dis
charge him. He reported the matter
to Adjutant General Scott today.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-30
YANKEES
ARE AHEAD
THE ATLANTIC, a NEW YORK
YACHT, LEADS NEAR END OF
CUP RACE.

London, May 29.-Barring accidents,
the American yacht Atlantic, owned by
Wilson Marshal of the New York
Yacht club. is winner of the Kaiser
Wilhelm cup. She passed Sicily island
at 10 o'clock. making good progress
toward the Lizard, where the race
ends.
The Lizard, May 29. The yacht
Atlantic was ten miles of the Lizard
at 4:4o O'Clock this afternoon. All are
we'll on board. No other yachts have
been sighted. ...-..--.--..
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(continued on page s.)
BEATS OUT MILWAUKEE.

RhIneIander, Wis, Produces Liquid
1900 Times AS Strong AS Beer.
Rhinelander, Wis, May 29. - A To-
cal chemist has produced liquid
which is 1900 times stronger than
the best quality of beer and one drop
of it placed in a large beer glass and
filled with ice water produces glass
of pure beer of the finest grade. An
ounce bottle of the extract will make
4SO schooners or about thirty gallons
of pure beer.
Milwaukee Men Not Nervous.
Milwaukee, Wis, May 80. - When
shown the Rhinelander dispatch two
of the most prominent chemists con.
nected with Milwaukee's brewery in.
terests ridiculed the statement as be.
Ing an utter impossibility.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-30
IAPAN'S SEA VICTORY IS COMPLETE.
RUSSIANS FLEE FROM THE SCENE OF
CARNAGE, NEB0CATOFF A CAPTIVE
GREAT NAVAL BATTLES OF PAST CENTURY.

y 5embard by Lord Nelson fleet ships the line
French
Nelson's
Nelson killed
September 1894
and MAY 1898
santaso July s. 1888
pc ae defeated Russian fleet driving bat and eruiss back @ %
dispensing
August
Fsnins
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-30
ASKS BIG DAMAGES.
J, c. Stevens Sues Milwaukee Railway
Company for $1,000.
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
John G. Stevens, Jr., trustee, for
Glow Lanrnan, has filed petition with
the clerk cf the district court, asking
for Judgment for $4,000 for injuries
said to have been sustained by Glow
I.anman in a collision on the Milwau
kee near Cooper, August 16, 1908. Tho
petition states that Mr.. Lanman was
riding with a car of race horses and
that he was permanently injured by
tie accident A. C. Steck and Dawley.
Hubbard and Wheeler are the attor-
neys for the plaintiff.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-30
BROWNS CHILDREN AND SELF.
Mrs. julius HauIsen, Of Clinton County
Murders While Insane.

Davenport, May 29.-(Special.)-
Mrs. julius Haulsen, who lives near
Dewitt, Clinton county, threw her
three children into Silver creek and
then drowned herself last night. The
two older children were drowned. The
woman was temporarily insane
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-30
MANY DIE AT SEA.

French Fishing Vessel, With 1870 Men
Is Lost in Mid.ocean.
Sydney, N. S., May 20. It is now
almost certain that the French fish
ing vessel Cousins Rennis either
struck an iceberg or collided with an
other vessel and went to the bottom
with all hands, about 100 men.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-30
GUILTY OF MANsLAUeHTER.
Brooklyn Man Admits Guilt In sensa-
tionaI Case at Milwaukee.

Milwaukee, May 29.--Arthur S. Null
ligan, Of Brooklyn, who came to Mil
waukee from Chicago January 16 with
Florence Groves, with whom he had
entered into suicide compact,pleaded
guilty to charge of manslaughter to-
day and was sentenced to ten years at
the Waupun penitentiary. This is the
extreme penalty.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-30

Governor Of Manitoba Dead.
Winnipeg. Manitoba, May 29.-Hon.
William Macdougall, the provincial
governor Of Manitoba, died in Toronto,
today. .,------.-.-...-
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Continued on page 81
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Washington, May 2s.-Minister
Griscom cabIed the state depart
ment today that ship supposed
to be American, sunk off the coast
Of Formosa on May 20 by the Rus
sian fleet was a British vessel,
according to report just made to
him by the Japanese governne ent.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20

on 9ie bette 5 Gent @igarre in
Der Staot, Wudo's .2Dn9fenDm".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20
Dam en=Ssrein oe8 Soctalen
Snrn=E
Oerielbe balt cine intereHante mufifalii4e
1nterbaItung ab.

@efiern ber~anfaitete oie g.. Section
Der 9amer bes SOcialen $%urnpereins
cine muffalif9e Ra9mittasssnnterbal
tung, bic einsn in jsoer Se3iehun9 3us
frieben fielsnben @rfol9 ersab.
Ser 8eiu9 NOR gut unb bas iodine
prosramm uuroe In geoiesener Wsiis
CUR Musftbruns sebra&t.
SRI. 9orle 2rul er6fnete bahelbe
nit einem Bsifal erresenoem piano=
Solo. SRI. Nuguffs &entia bradte
ems ibrer i96nen 2ieber bar. Grau
pauI Sants belt e:nen gOrtrag iber
@elsrt unb feline 5abeln. Sas Gl6-
ten-S rlO BON 6errr @eOrs 2rauie nit
2labierbsaleitun9 bon SRI. gffber
6aua unb elm 2lapier- Solo bon GrI.
5rioa Stint bsenoiaten bas rei9baltige
uno in allen Nummsrn gut bOrgetras
gene proeramm. wel&es Die Seiu1er
bis gum S9luhe in Spanning belt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20
Soaea Morsamsriff berabt
babem.

WiQiam Barnett, 20 G.. gsbi1e
abe., unb CHARLES 2epase, 2417 Of
WaIbingion Str, tuurben burd bic
RabIer 9uu uno Sbine unter Nntlage
bss MorbberiuGs 9eitellt.
Der Streit, uel9er bon ben 8erbaf'
tetert obne Mnlab bonn game gebroden
fein ion, fano 9elegentlih zines bon
S9tlern be~rantaltstsn GuBbaaipielss
fatt. @iner Der beiben madte ben
Beriu9 bas Spiel su bebinberr. uno
als bic Spieler remonfrirten, fOa elmer
Der bsioen elm WeRer ee3ogen unb
einem S9tler Iamens Sing cine
sroBe S4nittmunoe i'm 0aden beige
5radt baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20

unter 9rober 8etbeiligung
ieiner biefgen 5reunoe. Der Mitslieosr
Der pOIi3eiforce unb Der 2o9sn tpel&en
ct anseb6rt bate, tuurbe geitern Wor.
gen Der berftorbens Sergeant Saporte
nod benz Snterurbanmasgon sebra9t
uno bann nod 2nisbtstomn our Be.
erbisung iberftbrt. @elegentli9 Der
Srauerfeier i'm 6auie uuroe bemerft,
baB feds 6uperintenoentel. unter treI.
den er bisnte. Settle BET settle an Der
8abre ffanoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20
Sooes Mmseige.

Sreuuoen uno Retannten bic trourise 3odridt. oas
-uuier seIiebter Batter
Sanas Yorser,
om eOnutas, utsrseus 6 ubr, im aIisr bon Ss Sab.
rem uno 4 RDuatfu, e~efforbsu ift.
Die Seeroisuus FuOet om Wtittuo6. 9udmittas
ibr BON Erausrbouie on Der grnwfoi ospile Bite
cine gastle pefIi6 BON gmridstopn. oas ftatt.
Die trauerneen Sinterbliebenen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20
Yretsamsf@retbem.

Die 6efibeb6rbs fir bas bonn 80.
SUM- big 5. SuIi 1906 In Netparf. q.
S.. tattfnbenbe 81. NationalsS dn=
serfeif bss NorbbfIiGen Sdneerbunbss
tutinf4t FIR ben $ert oes I'M Wettbe=
werb um ben 2~aiierpreis au fngenben
2iebes cine 2ompoftion au ~erlanaen.
Na9fe6enb bas bier3u beftimmte,
bonn 8erfaher .6ans uno @rete" bee
titelte @eoidt:
ollie Wetter, lit mein @retbden
Dc9 DOR Maen biibi6 unb fem;
Sn Der san;en DeIt siebt's &eine,
Die mir f0nnte Iieber iein!
S4Ianf serpaHien pie ne Sanne,
11nb bod 9laes bon unb runb,
SinmeIblau bic S9elmenausen,
&iridenrotb Der feline Munb!
Sabei INNER Hint unb better,
Sanber, feibig, brap uno gut;
@eiB wobl, baB mir SieIe neiben
Oieies innse, frii4e 8lut.
Oo9, bas ion mid uenis fiirtmern,
@retbe bdlt ;u ibrem Sans,
Sbre &iHie setsrn iasten's
8ei Der Seimfebr mir pom Gang.
Pin i'm ndHiten Sahr' i@ Meiiter,
8irt bic @retbe Neiiterin;
Maes, NGes ion ibr perben,
@as i9 babe, mas ih bin!
Die QOmpOfition ioa Elm burdfum=
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pella. m6glidf oierHimmig gebalten
unb DoltstbimIi&en @barafters fein.
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Elm 6onorar bon $3.50 ausseiest 1T,
uiro cine aus mufitalif6sn NptOritdten
~befebenbe 3ommiiion enti9eiosn.
a0e beutidsn &omponiftsn oes Sn=
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f9 an bieier 2ompOftions : preisbe:
werbuns au betbeilisen.
Nle ginienbunsen finb biz gum 1.
Ge6ruer 1906 On ben Jeif=S efretdr,
5errn SObn s. plemenif, All SHS 6.
Str. @eipart, q. s., sinauiaiden.
Sober gemerber faun i9 nur nit
elmer 2ompOfitiun betbeilisen. Die
felbe bari muir nit einem Wotio ale
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ionberen @oubert su psrmerfen, peldes
perfaloHsn Same uno Norsfe oes 0er-
faRers entbalter iol unb an ben 6eft=
prdfoenten. 6errn Musuit @oerB. 221
Sunteroon Str, Hemarf, q. s., elm
auienben 1T.