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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-04-18

The Des Moines Register and Leader
could not rise above it's small bore
Cummins political methods to even
give it's interview with Gov. LARA
bee truthfully and as the governor gave
it. 1t simply had to omit the splendid
endorsement Gov Larrabee gave Geo.
ID. Perkins for fear said endorsement
might injure the chances of its pet
scholar, Gov. Cummins What Gov.
Larrabee said was as follows:
Il have great faith in Mr.. Perkins.
la all my contests years ago while in
public life, for the people, he stood
with me. He was ready to help in
every way, and was strong and able
champion of their cause. l have
known him for years, and we have
been and are intimate friends.
Il cannot believe he has come under
any influences which would cause
him TO change in his attitude towards
the great interests of the people,
which he at that time supported. AS
said, | have known Mr.. Perkins
thoroughly, and have never at any
time lost confidence in him. However,
if had been distrustful, his ringing
editorial of November 4 or Ill be-
lieve the latter was the date-would
have removed that distrust. l do not
believe that he would be the tool of
any combination or of the corporations
and l am sure that if they assume he
would be they would find they had
caught Tartar
Il served with Mr.. Perkins in the
Legislature and learned at that time to
think very highly of his ability and
his integrity and his entire devotion
10 the best public interests.
sixteen or seventeen years ago,
when / had some part in railway
Legislation contest, Mr.. Perkins loyalty
supported me throughout. All the
influences of all the corporations at
that time, and they were many, did
not swerve him i'll the least -
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-04-18

One of the things that have not
been emphasized in this pre-con-
fact that the state levy has been in
ell valuation of property at the same
time been increased by over 100, 600,
GEO. But taxes also are among those
things which seldom grow less. 1t is
years ago.-Cedar Rapids Republican.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-04-18

The Cummins campaign is simmer
ing down TO the point where he will
fight it out on his own merits and
quit fighting over the shoulders of
Senator Dolliver and President
Roosevelt. Senator Delivers inter-
view published, and the articles in the
Fort Dodge Messenger plainly show
that the Senator thinks that vote for
Mr Cummins is an anti Dolliver vote,
That is all there is to it. Every man
has a perfect right to vote for whom
lac pleases and ought to do so but he
should not vote with his eyes shut, nor
be fooled into casting ballot for Mr..
Cummins thinking that he is endorsing
the President and Mr.. Dolliver for
such is no. the fact. Mr.. Dolliver
plainly says that Geo. ID. Perkins is his
for Governor. Britt Tribune.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-04-18
CONTESTANTS ENTERED TO DATE.

Ire o Ne % sin
requested eH fIopuho rknbe
aafg akw punished WIN
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-04-18

meprie effort
is to Read the
family
subscribe hvorte
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12
HELEN WELLS-MOoRE
FOUND IN DENVER

Denver. March 12.-Wanderina
aimlessly through the streets of Dem
YER, holding in her arms little,
bright and prctty-faccd hut dcformed
baby, the father of whom the mother
claims is her tthc mother's) step
father. A. G. Wells. n rT,nchnan living
near Grand Junction. Mrs. Helen
Wclls-Nloore, mere girl. was found
yesterday afternoon seeking shelter
in n doorway by II. -. Kerr, of the
state society for the prevention of
cruelty TO children and animals.
The temperature was at low
stage, the weather bitterly cold and
the girl-mothcr and her little child
were thinly clad and poorly protect
ed from the biting wind and the chill
ing atmosphere.
The humane officer. who knew
the girl, having Investigated the
charges against her step-father which
led to the latter's arrest. took the
pathetic pair in charge and turned
them over TO the matron of the 20
lice station for protection and care
on being asked what she was do
ing in Denver the young mother stat
ed that she came there in search Of
work with the hope of hiding her
past and making a living for her
self and the baby. She had wander
ed through the streets of the city
nearly all day long seeking en-
ployment but her search was In vain
She was practically without money
and had no friends in the city. She
was worn out. and she and the child
We're suffering from the cold at the
police station this unfortunate and
evidently deeply wronged girl and
her child called forth the sympathy
of all who looked upon them.
As TO what will be done with Mrs
Moore and her baby has not vet been
decided upon. Mrs. Moore left Grand
Junction for Denver Saturday night
She strongly asserts that A. c. Wells
her sten father, is responsible for
her ruin and her pitiful condition.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12
HERES FOR BUSlNESS.

Laees at the G. V. Store.
Stamping at the G. V. Store.
Notions at the G. V. Store.
Stationery at the G. V. Store.
Candy at the G. V. Store, 10 cts
Store.
e, Elbow-legth silk gloves at Til,
Furniture for sale at 24s Grand
per pound.
Don't be lobster-smoke the E
Just received lbow-legth sill,
gloves at The Fashion.
Plumbers and steam filters of the
highest class-Lewis e Salee.
The New Boston Lunch. 329 Colo
RADIO. Meals 10 cents and up.
Hello There, What makes You so
happy. I'm smoking an Ell Socorro.
Mans great comfort is good ci-
gar. You'l get it in the Ell Socorro.
If you want your moneys worth.
smoke the Ell Socorro. Sold by ali
dealers.
Try the new Boston Lunch. II II
pleases you tell your friends; if we
do not tell us.
Everything is cooked home style
at the Boston Lunch and seasoned
TO queens taste
Ell Socorro. Ell Socorro. Ell Socorro.
that's the best 10 and Is cent cigar
on the market. Try one.
Have your transfer work and heavy
hauling done by Barton & Plat.
Special wagons for such work.
When you need a buggy. carriage.
single horse, call up Barton & Plat.
the livery firm, corner of Fifth and
Colorado. Good service guaranteed
Lewis & Salee are high class
plumbers and steam filters. Locat-
ed at 124 \. Fifth street. Telephone
Red 1851. Let them do your worL
and you viii be satisfied.
You will be satisfied with the sery-
ice given you by the livery firm of
Barton & Platt. First class rigs
good horses. Also all kinds of heavy
transfer work done. Phone Mesa.
Have your plumbing put in or re-
paired by Lewis & Salee. I24 n. 5th
street, They guarantee their work
Prompt attention and best of ssrv-
Ice for every patron. Phone Red
Try the Progress bread II you are
not using it already. It is the finest
there is. Cakes. pies and pastries
of the finest quality and fresh stock
every day. Fancy groceries and
staple groceries. Fresh fruit. All
orders promptly filled.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12
CATTLE COMPANY VS.. RAILROAD
BEFORE THE COURT TO-DAY.

This morning at half past nine o.
clock the trial of the suit of the Web
ster Cattle company against the Rio
Grande Western railroad company
ives entered upon in the district
court
The trial has been in progress al
day and VIII not be concluded before
noon tomorrow as there are many
witnesses TO be examined and The
arguments viii probably be very leng-
thy.
Henry r. Rhone is the attorney
for the plaintiff while Charles +
Caswell is representing the railroad
company.
A jury of six men selected from
the regular panel is to pass upon the
merits of the case.
The details of this quite noted
I civil contest are familiar 10 the read
ers Of the Sentinel as the history of
/ the case has been published in these
columns at length.
The Webster City Cattle company
I Is sueing the railroad for damages
resulting from the transportation OF
a train load of cattle. The company
turned over big shipment of cat
tie 10 the railroad at Thompson
Springs, Utah, to be delivered at
Omaha. Nebraska. The cattle com
pany alleges that proper care was
not given the cattle, that the train
did not make good time and was de
layed for hours in wreck and that
the railroad employees or officials re-
fused 10 stop the train in order to
have the cattle watered and fed as
as should have been done and that
the cattle went at one time for many
hours without any water whatever
AS result of what the cattle com
pany designates as negligence on the
part OF the railroad a large number
~ the cattle died in transit and
scores of others reached Omaha unfit
TO be placed on the market.
The railroad refused to pay the
claim for damages presented by the
cattle men, suit was then brought for
an amount exceeding 1000. the case
was tried in the Mesa County county
court last year and jury gave the
plaintiff a judgment of $500. The
railroad company refused TO pay the
judgment and an appeal was taken
10 the district court In the mean
time the cattle company believing
thar damage sustained was greater
than the amount originally sued for. |
their complaint and now
ask for judgmen for $4,000.
The case has been bitterly contest |
ed from the very start and the out /
come of the trial in the district court /
is being watched with interest
Nearly all Of the morning session |
was occupied by the examination OF /
two witnesses for the Plaintiff, Chas
II. Arthur, OF this city, and Robert
Fullerton, of Webster City. Iowa,
other members OF the company. Mr..
Fullerton had charge of the train
in question. Mr.. Fullerton was on the
stand about two hours in the morning
and over an hour in the afternoon.
The examination of witnesses for
he plaintiff will consume the entire
lay.
- There are quite a number Of out-of-
own people here to witness the case.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12


The membership of the lodge of
Elks at Salida has increased from
36 members in 1902 to over 300
members in 1906, The Salida Elk
lodge is one of the strongest in the
state.
James L. Hamilton is expected
home this week from his trip to
Michigan and Ohio. Mr.. Hamilton is
president of the Michigan Spencer
Seedless Apple company. as we'll as
large stakeholder in the Colorado
spencer Seedless Apple company and
he made the trip east on business
connected with the company.
Deputy sheriff Charles Knowles
received letter this morning from
his Two bows who are attending a
famous private school at Wnson-on-
the-Iiudson. New York. accompany
Ing which was photograph of Car
rol. the oldest son. and this photo
graph shows that the young man has
grown to a remarkable extent since
he left Grand Junction. Since Sep
tember goth he has gained in weight
over 81 pounds. Both boys are in
fine health and enjoying their school
work immensely They write that
they are kept so busy that they have
not had time To get homesick. Re
ports from the tutor show that the
boys are advancing rapidly in their
studies.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12

No. was nearly an hour late to-
The Elks meet tonight in regular
session.
Mrs. H. c. Fink, of Montrose, is
spending the day in the city.
Don't forget the big general meet
ing of the members of the Chamber
OF Commerce Thursday night.
John II. Heron, of the belong
real estate agency. made "trip 10 the
Bonita valley today.
The Primrose minstrels make only
two stops between Denver and Grand
junction. they were at Leadville Sun
day night and are at Aspen tonight.
a. II. Keen arrived in the city yes
terday morning from Denver. He
came to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Arzelia Mead to whom he was re-
lated.
w. NJ. hampton. assistant general
freight agent of the ID. & Il. c.,
is in the city today. c. c. Compton,
travelling freight agent of the same
road is also in town.
The light rain that fell this morn
ling was not unwelcome. Several
other points in the valley report rain.
Quite heavy snow is reported to
have fallen on the Grand Mesa yester
day.
a fierce wind made things uncom-
Portable during the greater part of
last night. II blew at high rate for
several hours but no damage was
done. The wind was pretty high for
time yesterday afternoon also.
A large congregation heard Rev.
Grimes at the Christian church last
night. His discourse upon The Pc
culiarities of the Disciples of Christ
was one of the most interesting as
well as one of the most profitable
sermons he has delivered since taking |
charge of the Christian church in
this city.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12

FOR RENT-One finely furnished
room at 430 Grand. Apply here.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12

WANTED "A girl for general house
work. Apply at AZ n. It'll.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12

WANTED-Sewing by the day Ap-
ply at this Office.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12
MIS-, GILnnnr EwE1h DEAD.

This morning at hnlf-past eight
O'Clock, at the home at 31S Hin
avenue. Mrs. Clara NJ. Ewell. aged
32 years old. the wife OF Gilbert
Ewell, passed from life after long
Illness, She suffered from tubercu-
iosis.
Her husband and one son, seven
years old, and her father and one
sister were with Mrs. Ewell when
death came.
The family has resided in Grand
junction about one year coming here
from the east. and during their resi-
denee hree many friends have been
made.
The funeral win take place tomor.
row afternoon at $3.50 pm. from the
residence Interment ut Orchard
Mesa cemetery. Undertaken Gourley
in charge
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12

A GOOD HAT Is A GOOD THING For THE HFll
EVEN THOUGH A MAN S CLOTHES Look GOOD
HIS HAT is OLD OR OUT OF STYLE 1T Go|
AGAINST HIM. WE HAVE JUST GOT IN A SVH1
LlNE Or c No5b4 HATS FOR MEN We Gan an
So so, AND FOR $500. We CAN FIT YOU o1I
IN A DUNLAP. No MATTER How HARD YJ
ARE To PLEASE, We CAN PLEASE YOU IN
HAT-ONE THAT WILL LOOK SO WELL ON Y1
THAT If YOU APPLY FOR A POSITION THE HsI
YOU WEAR WILL RE A RECOMMENDATION AN
DON'T FORGET, We CAN FIT YOU OUT NJ
WITH NICE TIES, SHIRTS, COLLARS AND IcUFF)
-ANYTHIN6 YOU WEAR. OUR SUITS-THEH As]
SHAFFNER AND MARX KIND ARE THE SIAM
ARD OF MEN S WEAR. We, SHOW THEM FRo|
S17.5O To $4,000.
RESPECTFULLY
SAMPLINERS,
WHO DO AS THEY ADVER TISE
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12

LoST-Big pocketbook containing
notes. papers and money. Finder
return to this office.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12

FOR SALE-Good wagon, team. har-
ness; also good Durham COW APP
ply to J. j. Jenkins, $50 Main.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12
rnE BUSINESS is SOLD.

This morning T. n Grimth. pro
priotor OF the Furniture Hospital
at 244 Colorado avenue sold the husi-
ness to Messrs MoAllister and iced
who win take possession at once.
The Furniture Hospital opened sew
erai mnths ago by Mir. Grinith was
was not long In building np most
extensive patronage.
The new proprietors are we'll
known.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12

FOR SALE-A light team, harness
ind two-seated buggy. Apply at
524 Gunnison or the Grand juno
tion Seed company.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12
WANT COLUMN

wANTED-Children's sewing. 21i
Second street
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-12

II was known to but few. If any
persons in this city that Helen Moore
and her child had gone to Denver.
Perhaps Wells is not guilty of the
dark crime and perhaps he is
that's a question yet 10 be answered
but he MS the step-father or someone
must provide for this girl whose
life has been wrecked while vet but
a child and her baby, an innocent and
unfortunate factor in this dark story
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MQerlet.

Durb einen 8libihlaa muroe
oas 2~agerbaus BON 8. 6. Wuegae
an Der @de Der 2iue Dat uno Der
Burnett StraBe in Brand geItedt
uno serit6rt.
Der Sunge. WiQie Jarris in
8oonuiae 1T nah Stem Nurt su
Hrau 2iaaie Sarris, ieiner aneebli.
den @rDbmutter, gelanbt moroen.
Der iieberi1briae Nlfreb Gants
leben, S0ba BON S. s. 5antleben
in glancoG anbon. itarb bier in SDlae
itarten 2ahen8. Der &nabe mar
beraibmab.
Dienitae abeno branute Elm
StaQgebauoe binter benz SauIe BON
s. u. Biper an ber 2oiopa . StraBe
alb. @s tuaren Wobilieu in oem Ge.
bauoe aufaelteQt. Die ssrau @poo.
man, Gsrrn Biper's Tuhter, gebDrs
ten. Der ~@eiammtibaoen belanft
lid auf $3.50.
Der erite BroseB zines Der
SommiiiDnspDltaiiten UNI iein @es
bait lit 81 Buniten bes &laaers ent'
ibieoeu. Sc mar bies Der Sou BON
Walter Bed. guuntpridter Sreen
iprah lbm oas oerlauete @ebalt su.
Quf Der Gouutpfarm III burb
elm 6euer. melbes beute. WittmDh.
morgen ausbrab, erheblifer Gha.
ben angerihtet tuoroen.
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s.

Oas 6ermannsl6bne Stipen.
blum fir 5tuoenten Der Stats Uni.
periitat haben Nnna Berlib bon bier,
Winnie &umbere aus 5ouano uno
Gutte &idter aus 6rieorihsbura er.
balten.
Gin 3eil Der Sauta Se Bride
nah Der Sniel @aloeitOn lit abae.
brannt.
Der 0raBos. Der in lebteu ga.
Gen iebr bod aeitieaen mar, fdut
mieoer.
Sn neribieoenen Orten mie
Stodoale. @nrpus @brilti u. a. 1T
ourh Sturmruetter Sdlaoen. anaeridl.
tet. Geidte Heoen fino in Yuatum,
Suero, Marion. Seauin, 8oerne
nno anoern Orten gefaaen.
Die Burger bon gorttopn boz
ben Die ltaottide &%orporatiOn nufae.
aeben.
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Meibtid5e Spdlf6allebrer.

Wan ihreibt aus 8ariS: Die gr'
nennung Der Erau gurie sur Nahs
fDleerin ibres uerungtiidten 8atten
i'm 3ehritubl Der Bbplit an Der SDr'
bonnie lit cine tibne Eat. ubee bod
ni6t, nie nielfab eealaubt niro, cine
beilpteIule NeuerunQ. Sn unieren
Tagen atuar fam feline europail6e
6ohihule iih zines meiblihen 8ro'
feifors riibmen. Der einstae Sal mar
Der Der Trou 8omalemsti, Die. OBJ.
ihon 6uiitn. einen Guf an Die Studs
bolnter Observation-Disclosures : pbilulDs
pbiihe~ Satultdt erbalten uno bort
iiber elm Sabr8ebnt lang Wathematif
eelebrt bate. Ifs iie. oet bdltnismds
Big Jung, itarb. CAB man ibr ieood
teine Nahfolgerin, io1oern eriebte iie
mieoer. Dem Sert0mmen 9emaB,
ontd einen Gertreter oes ftarten &C.
ihledts. sEriibere 3eitalter aber mas
rem ueniaer auslhlieBlih. uno Of.
idon man pon einer Trauenbems.
nuua niht8 puBte uno TrauenredJts
leriunen nlht fannie, aDaerte man
bod nitt. meib(ibe 9elebrlamteit
nit alien ataoemiihen @bren anBu.
ertennen uno miiienidaftlib tiidtioe
Sranen gu Observation-Disclosures su
berufen. Mabetannt 1T bic Watbe.
matiferin uno Bbilofpphin 0pputia,
bic 3u 8eainn oe5 5. Sabrbunoerts
ali Der oantals beriibmtsiten 6oh.
ibule Der rDmiih, grlehiiben 4ulturs
melt, in Nleranbrien, lebrte unb baa
unfhuloiae Spfer oes hriitlihen ia.
natismus muroe. SIRE Eaufbabn
uno ihr 5hidfal fino ourh bic SO.
name BON 8inasleg uno 5rib Wautb.
ner oem grDBeren Bublifum befannt.
Wiht neniaer berihmt mar su ihrer
Belt Srdulein GoCena. TDbter bes
Waeiiters S0hannes BON Nnoera. Die
an Der uniperiit6t Bologna, benz boz
nebmlten Sise oer Rebtsaelabrtbeit
i'm Wtttelalter. init gldn5enoftem gr'
folae rDmiibes unb Girbenreht Dor,
trug. @iner ibrer Sbiiler mar Bes
trorea. Der amar i'm WQaemeinen Die
Rehtsmiifenihaft nibt leioen tounte,
gu ben Borleiunaen pm Grduleiu
NDoeua aber ungemein eifrig gino
uno lid BON ibr migia in bas Gtu'
blum Der 9etretalien einfibren lteB.
Die 8rufeifDrin pun BDlpena tuor
10 Jung uuo ibDn. baB ber ebriume
Staotrat uDn Bologna. benz bic
Iufiiht uber bic Oronuna uno 8uHt
an oer 6ohlbnle oblao, ibr Dor.
fhrieb. lire 8Drlelunsen binter eli.
mem Iorhana Al balten, Die iuneen
SAiler iDlten, mie es ibr Wanle
ausbridt, mirtlih nur SDrer fem.
sic ioaten fih oil ihrem Morte er.
bauen. aber iih niht ibre8 buloen
Gnblids erfreuen, um nidt pom @rnft
oer Bifenldait abaelenft uno Inn
ibre bersensrube gebraht gu meroen.
Shre @eitalt lit betanntli9 ourb elm
2uftfpisl 2uomig SuloaS in Die aus
aemeine BorfteIuna iiberaeaangeu.
Grantreib bat frib Gihterinnen
uno Sbriftiteaerinnen erlten Han.
aes aetannt. aber por ssrau @urie
nod feline amtlib beiteIte Bflegerin
0er @ifienibaft. Die Trauenreht.
lerInner moQen in ibrer Grnennung
riur einen Infana ieben. 8arum
niht? Dem 8eroienfte feline Rrone,
audi Dem meibIiHen.
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wiau ache por Die red,te gdmtese

nno laie iih nibt nit ben ipeenannten
8urpfuibern un6 Guodialbern Elm, tpenn
man an Maeeniaure, &olit, &Dptmeb.
nnnerbaulibteit, 6artleibiateit, 8labun.
gen, Matttafeit unb nebelfeit leioet, ooer
penn pie a6rperoraane tpie Wa9en, See
Der, Nieren nno MilB niht IN Orbnuna
limb. % ale 6ieie 9eiben auf unreines
Slut anriidanfibren limb, braube man
lofort bic ct. Bernard 8rawterpinen.
oieie ansaeseidbnete negetabifiihe Seil.
mittei, oas befanntlih aus reinen 8Hans
5enftDfea beftebt unb tueoer GuedHlber
nnb irgeno cine nuoere Der @~eIunobeit
unautraali6e SubftanS entbalt.
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ToIat Der syiaaae,

Sir unlere Goloaten in Cuba nno
anf ben Vbilippinen mar @eiunobeit
Die nidtieite Sraae. Wiui8 z. Wurs
gan. Sergeant Der grmee. 81. Sc.
|. Concord. ". s., Iaqt: SD mar 2
Sabre in Cuba Hno 2 Sabre auf ben
B~bilippinen uno nabn Or. Sings
0eue Gntoefuna aeaen Shminos
iudt, bic MIDI poaitdnoia aeiuno er.
belt. llno ieBt in Rem Samplbire
1T es bic bette WteoiSin aeaen Suiten.
@rtaltnna. 8rDnhitiS uno 2unaens
leloen. 8u baben bel NoOlpb 9reiB
uno F. 8alteper q Spbn. $50 Gents
uno 81. Brobeilaife fret.
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Gone Star Bier einnjpridf,

Jidts in bieler SabreSaeit
Wenihenber3er mebr erfreut
Nls bas ihbne 2pne gtar 8ter.
Wit Bebagen iblIrfen pir
9ieien StDff er tabt bic 4eble
Nicbt nur ionbern audi bic Seeie.
2leblib mint 3Dne gtar, oas braune
nnb i'm frDben 3ebertreiS,
Sc erbeitert un5're 9aune
uno o%eriingt ben ibpaebften @reis.
Zone gtar 8rau. Dbue Sdbeu
Sag ih, p0 unb pann es iet,
SieIe8 Bier munoet mir
Sn Der WirtIdaft bier
Der fD lpraH, gans gemab
@0B elm @las benz an6ern nah
un6 nun frUb'. ohm Ganob
Waht er's INNER 10.
@enm bic Glider luftig flingen
Wie fie beim @elage t6rpimmen,
90! Ser bentt bran, tun5 i'm oriidt.
Wer oenft bran, mas ibm miBglfdt!
0Dne Gtar aiebt linn Wut unb 6reube
uno er falt Der Gut our 8eute.
Sor9' unb RUNNER iino bergefen,
@enn beim Zone gtar er geiehen.
Des Qebens S~onnenlbein
SIT trinfen unb frbblicb iein,
Drum Der NIT benz Sone Star Bier,
DAB fr6hiih pe,ben mir.
Ob bas Wetter parnI, oh fdlter,
Ob man jung lit Doer dlter.
Stets Der Menih bebenten muB:
Gone gtar 1T elm Spb8enuB!
Wenn ih nur INNER hab' aenug,
I'm meinen 9urit au ftiuen,
Menn i'd beitanbig meinen 8rug,
Wit xpne Gtar Bter lam fallen.
Damn bin ib elm 5ufrieoner Mann.
Niu ME pas beii'res baben,
Wenn i6 am 2pne Star INNER fam
Meih reht bon Seraen laben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-06-13
Stir g0untps Solicitor.

Bit limb autoriiirt. ansuseiaen, bag
Baul M eerfbeibt Iid nm bas amt
oes q onntp .80l1ettors fur 8erar
county bepirbt mno fib ben oemufrati.
idhen Trimarpablen untertuirft.
@ir iinb ~autoriiirt, ansuseiaen. baS
Sobn u. Bitter &anofbat fur bas
Anit oes gountp-S teuertouef
tors 1T uno iih ben o~emofratiSfen 8ri.
maruabten BON %. Suli untertuirft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-06-13
Tlr @uuntn . Nuualt.

Die .Sreie Rreiie 1T ~autorifrt Serrn
Ebab. &. . ala Ratbibat fAr
oas Nnat oes 9 euntgs& 10 It BET
Der bepOritebenben @abt ~ansuaeiaen.
SD tlnoige hermit an. bas id aanbi.
Dat tlr bas Mmt eines Gountb i. antuafts
ffir Begar @ountp bin unb bite um bic
tatfriifttge unterftltune meiner Srennbe.
go unterrperfe mid ben .b~emptratiiHen
|rtmariuablen. Con 8. WemtOn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-06-13
Sir gpuntpsg(erf.

8ir limb autorifirt ansuaeiaen, oas
Sranf&. Mention lib um bas Wu,t
oes gountp.glerts fur 8erar Guun.
to betplrbt unb iidb ben ~nemDtratiihen
Hrimartpahlen untertuirft.