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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-29
MOTHER OF HISTORIC
FAMILY LAID To REST


| Mrs. valeria Romero. wife OF Don
Trinidad Romero. who passed away
last Tuesday at $3.50 o'clock at the
home Of her daughter, Mira. DIR. r. d.
Romero. In Albuquerque. was buried
In Mount Calvary cemetery In this city
this morning at 10 o'clock.
| The large funeral oortege started
from the residence OF the sister. Mrs.
Felipe Delgado. where the remains
had been held In state since arriving
In the city from Albuquerque and we're
escorted TO the Church of Our Lady
of Sorrows. where a special high mass
was delivered by the Rev. Father Gil
berton. assisted by Father Henry pou.
get and Father Jose Pougean, the full
choir taking part In singing the an.
thems. The church was crowded with
mourning friends and relatives.
After the elaborate church services.
the funeral procession continued to
the cemetery. where the last sad rites
were said and the family. relatives and
friends looked for the last time upon
the noble face of the one whose mem.
ory will always be attached to the his
,toric family name OF Romero.
The following were the pall-bearers:
tP. Leon Pinard. Enrique Salazar, DR..
m. +. Desmarais. Manuel Sanchez.
Charles Ilfeld. Demetrio Silva. W. A..
Givens and ]. /. Rivera.
Mrs. Romero. who belonged to one
of the most prominent families In
the territory. was &c ye1rs olt, and
her death was due TO the undermln'
Ing of her system by an attack of
pneumonia. from which she re :ently
timperfectly recovered.
She is survived by husband and
the following children: Serapi1. Ro-
man. Miguel, Bernardo. Trinidad, Jr.
Mrs. Romero, wife OF DIR. r. B. Romero
of Albuquerque: Mrs, l.. A. Bond of Es
tancia: Mrs. n. Taylor Of Esiancia.
Her husband was at her BEDSIDE
when death came.
The bereaved husbalsi. H)n. Don.
Trinidad Romero, was former dele
gate to congress from this territory,
and also served as United States mar
shall
Mrs. Romero Wis a good, kini an"
loving mother and nj nj amiabie and
charitable dispo ,ition. She lived tcr
her husband and children and her loss
IL deeply felt In tais community, as
we'll az In the VIII lie tesrit tory, where
she was so we'll known
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-29

Las Vegas folk turned out 10 sucl
numbers as TO crowd the opera hous.
last night on the occasion Of the sec
ond annual intersch0lastic oratorica
contest Many of the visiting teach
ers remained over 10 attend the cou
test In addition to the seven ora
tiOns. an enjoyable musical pr0grau
was rendered. The standard of thu
orations averaged high. the percent
ages bringing the young orators very
close together
One exceedingly regrettable Incl
| dent marred the contest. Miss Nets
Bills Of the Ration high school had
been awarded first place by u small
margin over Lawrence Clarke of Las
Vegas, The young lady's Grafton on
Mothers Always In the Shadow,
was beautifully expressed and thg
thought was noble and mature. NAEs
thermore the young lady had nm na&
Of delivery and such a thorough sym
pathy with her subject d. aGailNc!y
to please the audience. Ii was. how
ever, upon the exalted thought end
almost faultless composition that the
firs, place was given to the young
lady.
After the decision was announced
il was learned that the ideas express
cd in the 0ration had been taken
from an article In the San Francisco
Examiner Of July 5. 1906 and that
many of the most beautiful passages
mad been taken verbatim. while 9th
or passages followed the article In
question closely. 1t was with the
greatest regret that the judges felt
compelled To withdraw their decision
and give first place To Mr. Clark
bringing Miss Schreiber up to second
place
II is not believed that Miss bills
intended TO violate the regulations o!
tne contest. or that she realized tho
extent to which she was cmbodyinG
the ideas aud words of another in
her grafton She was mistaken as to
the meaning Of the rule requiring an
original production and that the
Judges and officers of the oratOrical
association agreed that in the inter
est of justice and of the future OF
contests in the territory. she should
not receive the place awarded TO
her.
Lawrence Clark. who received first
place for the high school contest, was
easily first among all the contest,
ants on delivery. and he was SO mark
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-29
EDUCA7ORSNAME
THEIR OFFICERS
PROFESSOR n. n. LaRkiN CHOSEN
PRESIDENT or EDUCATIONAL
ASSOCIATION.
Strong RESOLUTIONS
Association Asks Legislature 70 Make
Women Eligible 10 Hold the offaes
OF County Superintendent.

JUST befoge the close OF the sessions
Of the New Mexico Educational as
sociation late yesterday afternoon the
following Officers wrre elected for
the ensuing year:
Prof. r. X. i4aTkin. superint tendent
of the city Schools of Las Vegas. prest
dent
Miss Myrtle Decker. principal of the
schools Of Springer. vice president.
A. d. Stroup. superintendent of the
schools OF aernalillo county. treasurer.
Prof. A. d. Hoenshel. principal of the
schools Of Ration. secretary.
W. II Garrison. principal of
the schools at Santa Fe. local secre-
tary.
II was decided 10 hold the next
meeting Of the association In the new
school building at Santa Fe during the
holidays.
A petition TO congress was passed
among the teachers before the close Of
the meeting which was signed by all
of the instructors who were present.
The paper read as follows:
we. the undersigned teachers and
friends OF education In New Mexico
and members OF the New Mexico Edu,
cational association. feeling very keen
ly the disgrace that legalized gambling
brings on our territory. do hereby pc
tition your honorable body to enact
law at the present session that shall
remove this evil form our midst"
The petition will be forwarded 10
Washington Immediately
The resolutions adopted were as fol-
lows:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-29
RE ESoLuTlONS.

Resolved. That We appreciate the
success of this meeting and hereby
express our thanks to the teachers. led
by their efficient committee ON ar
rangements, for their efforts In max
ing 1t success, and to the people OF
Las Vegas for their generous and cor.
dial reception given us.
Resolved, That, realizing the opposi-
tion encountered by Ex-Governor Mig.
uel A. Otero, when he appointed a
school man as superintendent of pub
lie instruction nearly two years ago.
and believing that this action by him
was of the greatest value 10 the cause
of education, we extend TO him the
thanks of the association for this act.
and we do hereby express the hope
and belief that his successor. Govern
or III. J. Hagerman. will continue the
policy of appointing as head Of !he
educational forces of New Mexico a
man fully qualified by training and
experience to be real leader of edu,
cation in our territory.
Resolved, That. seeing the remark
able progress along all lines of educa-
tional development during the admin
istration of the present superintend-
ent of public instruction. we hereby
express to him our hearty approval of
his work In the office for the past two
years. We believe that the work of
Superintendent Hiram Hadley has
been of incstimable value to our terri
tory, and to us. the teachers of the
territory, and marks the turning point
III the history of our public school
system Founded upon the enduring
work of his administration, that sys-
TEN now promises TO rise TO the plane
of the educational systems of our sis
ter states. We take this opportunity
therefore. of extending to Superintend-
ent Hadley our gratitude and apprecia-
ton of his work.
Resolved. That since We believe the
office of the county school superintend'
ent Is one of the most important IN
the county. and one that deals directly
with the most vital interests of the
community. that of the education OF
the youth of our land. We therefore
urge upon the next legislative assem-
bly, the need of such legislation as Will
secure a man of practical experience
for the office Of county school super
intendent, and further we ask that a
law be passed making women eligible
to this office. We also urge upon the
legislative assembly of New Mexico
the need of legislation to remove the
conflicts and antiquities in the pres
!. ent school law of the territory and to
harmonize the same.
Resolved. That We believe that the
present support of the schools with
funds derived from liquor and gaming
license Is illogical and repugnant to al
friends OF education. and that this as
sociation believes that great goot
would result from law placing thu
revenue derived from liquor and gam
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-29
BOTH STOLEN HORSE
AND SADDLE FOUND
Mounted Policeman Rafael Conner
is en- Route With Them 20 the
Owner In Tats City.

Mounted Policeman Rafael Gomez
left I-amy today en route To las We,
gas. where be will turn over 10 Mich.
olas Caafin. saddle and pony which
were stolen from him In the Meadow
City. Dee, IL. says the New Mexican.
The Mounted Police had been asked
10 iuok for the stolen property
but until yesterday their search
was without avail Officer Gomes
found the saddle hidden under some
loose stones near Lamy and after rid
Ing for a short time CAME upon the
pony. which had evidently been turn.
cd loose by the rubber to shift for Il:
self
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-29

Seattle, Wash. Dec, % Follow
ing the recent sailors strike comes
a disagreement with the officers OF
vessels which promises to result In
one of the greatest labor troubles IL
connection with the Pacific coast
shipping in recent years. This is a
strike of all the ship officers except
the masters. The trouble hinges on
the demand Of the officers for over
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-29
COAST
OFFICERS STRIKE

time and an increase In salary OF $40
a month The disagreement has al
ready held up one vessel, Santa An
ma, belonging to she Northwestern
Steamship company Captain Henry
the secretary of the Masters and
Pilots association. declares that the
organization will stand behind the
officers. Both sides are obdurate
understanding there will be no com
pomise,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-29
LAS VEGAS BOY Wins
HIGH SCHOOL HONORS
Las Vegas and Albuquerque High Schools. New Mexico
University and A. &M. College. the Successful Schools
in Oratoncal Contest :

ed by ihe judges The y"nng man
has an uncOmhaonly g,a,d VOICE. the
tinbre and volume IT Which il s4sl
dom rQualled in one of his age, His
presence 0n the stage is assured anu
easy and brings u force and eonvtne,
lag saTnestness 10 his speech that Is
thoroughly pleasing His gestures
we're correct. graceful aud well tim
ed Both Prof Soper. chief Of the
famous school OF oratogy. and Prot
rum, teacher of oratory at the New
Mexieo university. expressed them
selves enthusiastically concerning
young Clark and declare that be b. I
all the natural qualities which go Ia
make up a TEAL orator
The young mans subject. THE
Money Power while II gave little
scope for the expression Of original
thought. was well developed and the
words were we'll chosen. forclble and
convincing. rather than elegant.
Grover & Emmons, Of the t'niver.
sIty Of New Mexico. who won first
place for the higher institutions. also
spoke on political subject. many OF
his views and conclusions being sim.
liar 10 those expressed by Clark. Al.
though the development of the sub
jact and the details wete handled In
4 widely different manner This young
man spoke earnestly. without lapse
MI memory or hesitation, He put him
snlf into his Grafton aud held his
hsarers closely, Hts ability IN un
algestinned and the decision of the
.ndges met with general approval.
1T4ttan Taylor. ~ot The. A: u ~ sa
eee. was close second. Lacking
In natural voice and hav,
ng to contend with nervous and. at
ines, rather awkward movement. h"
spoke freely. forcibls
md al time eloQuently. Shall po
itlcal Graft Continue" was his
heme. and he treated II strongly and
enthusiastically.
Miss Schrieber's subject was Mar !
,ins" The development of this theme =
ls well as that Of Miss Winders nt +
;allup. Successful Failures. was
fright. hopeful and uplifting, In con
rast to the dark pictures of political
and dishonesty Miss Miss |
;chreiber and Miss Winders spoke ,
luently and well and there was very
title to choose between them.
Edward Comstock representing !
he Las Vegas Normal. delivered his
ration on True Americanism !
With excellent effect
Supt J. f. Clark. president Of th"
presented gold medals i
o the winners of first places and sill |
er medals To the winners Of second .
,laces. He congratulated the young /
'rators upon the excellence "f their
york
Pleasing musical features WIRE two !
elections by mixed quartet com i.
,osed of Mrs. Rankin. Miss Holmes
Iessrs. Larkin and Thresher, beau .
iml solo by Mrs. Rankin and fine /
Y rendered whistling solo by Miss !
ora Pettijohn.
!
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-29

rorts that his condition vas serinus
but that h is now again conya,escing
Cl2"c'an had an atta,1: Of indigestion
last Saturday nigh. which aid an.
yield readily to tire linen. Ills ply.
s.; a; says his sgsf'rinas weakened
him considerable bat tia: he had
..on. through the attach we'll
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-29
GROVER CLEVELAND SERI.
oUsLY Ill, BUT IMPROVING

New York, Dec 20 News of ;he
illness of Grover Cleveland at his
a.n,a in Princeton, \ j.. published
here Today. is accor.n .nanied with re-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-29

Heaviest Snowfall in Europe In Years.
Paris. Dec. 29.--The whole continent
Is covered with the heaviest snowfall
in many years. II, ~ !
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-29
TWO CATHOLIC CARDINALS
DIE OF ApopLExY

Rome. Dec. 29.--Cardinai Cavegnas
and Cardinal Trippei died this morn
ing. Both succumber to apoplexy.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-29

High School, Medaiists: j
Lawrence Clark. Las Vegas
first. e.
Alice Sehrieber. Albuquerque,
second.
higher School MedaIists:
Grover e Emmons. ~ NJ. Tn
iseTsity. first
i.yttnn Taylor. A. and NJ Col.
lese. second.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-02
Ylaa far eia &ineer: 8sfansaiR.

polisei=@hef Wsbgsr unterbreiteie
ben @ountp. .@ommiHdren einsn plan.
tpona9 bas big iebt unbenuBte brittle
5tOdwert oes poli3ei.@ .@sbiuoss als elm
2inosrgsfdnsnib ber9eriHtet weroen
ioq. plaB lit genii9eno borbanoen
unb nit wsnis unfOiisn t6nnte Der
Gaum fur Mdo6en uno 2na6en ab9e.
tbeiIt uno oas @an3e unter bic Nuffi4t
elmer Watrone gsifsat msrosn.
Die segentpdrtisen &dumli9feiten IN
Der .Srisnolp Snn", wslae isbt oieiem
3psfs bisnen, fno ourGaus ni6t aur
3ufrieoenbeit bss polisei =Gbefs sins
geriGtet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-02
Son ben Gobl,nsrabsra.

Die 0erbanolungen 3mti4en ben
Roblsngr1bsrn uno ben @rubenbefibsrn
finb 81 gnoe.
prdRosnt Ulit6su srtldrts ben gs.
fibsrn, oaB bic 2oblensrd6sr psrmet=
germ, Elm neuss abtommen 3u treffsn.
weldes cine 2otnsrbbhung ni9t in fi9
i9lieBt. ga Die gsfiBsr fi4 enti4is'
ben peigsrn. bbbsrs 26bne au ;ablsn,
tpirb nit ablauf oes ssgsnmdrti9sn
ue6ereintommens aller 0ornusltht
nod Elm strsit alIsr ao6lsnsrdbsr In
oen Sart= uno 9Dei6tohlen- Diffrieten
in ben 8srsin9tsn Staatsn unb Bril-
tii&=golumbin erfldrt meroen. Sm
@nn3sn tperbsn bur9 bisisn Strsil
etun 400, 900 gerelsuts betroffsn tper.
ben.
prdfoent Rit6sq ertldrte, bab in
anbstro6t Der allgemein 9anitigen &C.
Itdftslage i'm gansen 2anoe Die Gpr'
bsrung Der 2ohIensrdber cine bur&
aus b,rs4tigts III. Wit benz bis gum
/. April nod au srhsbenben Streit'
IhsBmsnt bon 81 pro Wann uni
Wode uiro Der Streiffono Der Mrbei'
ter am senannten Sage tber S., 600,
600 bstragsn, nit tuel4em 8etrage be,
aampf sessn bie Mrbeitgsber aufge
nommsn treroen tuiro.
Gin iOl9 9isantii9er Rampf 3ipifaer
Rapital uno Nrbeit als Der beoorlfe'
bsnoe, iff nod ME erlsbt tuoroen; ot'
@onIsquen3sn oeRslbsn Rno aud MID
annd6srno poraus3uisben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-02
Il If lie.

Soc @loslop. 9O7 Wi9ael etrabe,
fiel Donnerffas tur3 por Mlittaa an Der
grb0bung Der etrabe. Mafa&uietts
ape. unb 10. Strabe unb 3og ftb Der.
lsbunsen beioer 0hBe 3u. gr murbs
In feline Wobnuns sei&afft.
Jrau 2i33ie Mlimann fieI an Der
Walnut uno Delaware Strabe ohn.
md&tia su Boben unb uuroe NIT Der
ambulan3 nod iarer @obnuna go.
9O1 Of Martef etrabe ssI&aift. Man
elaubt. baB He eefdbrli& erfranft III.
5rI. ReReoum ertrantte pl6blt& In
0abn's @&neioermerfR1tten. Yis
ambulans bra&te He In ibre Wobnuna
go. 172 Bright GtraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-02
Som etorms=Jaa.

@eneral.Inmali Willer bsabIihti9i
gsesn Staats.Sseretdr Storms BET ben
8eri. ,ten bon Warion @ountp elm
Wanoamus 8erfabren eiu3ulsiten, nm
ibn su sminsen, feline Bidder Dem
Staats .Muoitor Warren 8iglsr 3ur
ginfibt borsulesen.
Nuf bic @sigerung bss Staats.
iscretdrs, feline ga1sr rsbioiren gu
lafsn, griinoet fia Elm She'll Der gegen
ibn bon @ouuerneur 6anlp erbobenen
Bsiduloi9ungen.
Sn 8erbinbung nit Der Nbf4t bee
8ouusrneurs, cine @rtra-SiBun9 be,
9s9islatur ein3ubsrufen, um Storms
isinss Mmtss 3u entisben. gebt bas
@srsoe, oab Storms Jreunoe gegeu
ben 8ounerneur elm ySmpeahments
8srfabren einIeiten roQen, fals el
feline abfidt ausfhbtt.
Der Soubsrnsur ioa angeblia einer
9r6Beren Betrag on @ebalt bsao9er
baben, als ibm 3utommt.
Sas Oberseri6t bat bic Werbano.
lung Der gsrufung gtsen tas llrtbeil
Der untsren Snffans. tpeldss bic aia9t
eeasn Storms aus tedniidM @rhnosr
abwiss, auf ben %. Wdr3 feitseieBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-02
Foltjeilt@ss.

Sisim m National SOtsl bebisnfsie
Catherine Sane melpete Der poliasi,
oab ibr aus ihrem 3immer Qlsioer
uno S4mudIaden entwenoet worosn
ndren. Die 8efareibune Der sefobs
lsnsn @ssenhdnoe ftimmte genau nit
saGen iiberein. tpelde Die polisei be-
reits 9sfern osm tueeen Siebfablss
8srbadts berbaftstsn ). Warrid abas=
nommen bate. Die Beifoblsne tpurbe
aufssforosrt, bic @sssnffdnoe, bsren
Wertb unsefd6r SO bstrdgt, su iosns
tifieiren.
Sn benz glofet fsines 6auses
go 237 WileD 4be. tpuroe' bon Sas.
See elm aino mdnnli@en @sidlehts
iaubsr unb marin In einsm 2orb Der.
padt gefunoen. Gin 3ettel thsilte benz
SinSsr nit, bnB bas 9ino am 90.
DECEMBER 1905 geboren fei uno sntbisli
bic 8itte. fhr basielbe 3u iorasn. fopie
anweiiungen fur oie gsrpfssuns bts
aleinsn. 6errn unb 5rau See gefiel
oas gab9en 10. oaB He fit entfdloHen,
oafielbe als ibr eisenss su bsbalten.
atrpne Oats i'm Disbsn=
iarium III bemiibt, Elm Seim fir eins
trHroigs alte Srau In anfdnoiaer 6a=
milie su finoen. anaeb6rige Der 9hlfs.
bsoiirftigsn fnb felha arm unb mobneH
auberbaIb Der etaot. iino absr bereii,
ip64entlih cine bei&eibene Gummi
gum nnter6alt Der alten Srau bsi3u.
tragen. 5rau Oats eriu9t Dobl.
tbdtigteits-8ereins obsr anbsrs 2suts.
nit ibr In Berbinbuns trsten 3u uolIsn,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-02
9as 6arriien @onmment=
Yrojset.

Na9bem bic f9riftli9e grlanbniB
sur grri6tuns oes proiectirten Denf-
mails fhr er.graRbent' 'geniamin Sar-
riiOn i'm llnibsrfiip parf bon ben
Stants. .Bsbbroen ertbeilt morben III.
itsbt Der Ausfhbrrng bes Dortabers
ni9ts rsbr i'm Wese. @s utrb ieboa
immsrbin NOD un9efdbr ein ganjss
Sabr oauern, ebe bas Senfmal fertig
gefellt lit.
9as goniite. uel9es bic Sa6s In
Der 5ano bot, miro 3und4f fi& fur
sinen Der bon benz Bilobauer CHARLES
Niebaus nor9ele9ten @ntwhrfe ent'
i9eioen, bsbor Der Bau be9onnen tuirb.
Die .fdr ben Baufonb big iebt aes
,ei4neten @eloer betragen ungefd6r
t43. 600.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-02

6eute Nbenb mirb JrI. Sarab
M attum, 3o&ter bon Cscar
Warfum, tn Der Worris etrabe W. 6.
3irde. eine Defamation aebsn.
9srr essrGrtd d nebft 8otter
traten am Donn.rifag Na4mitsag cine
4.monatli4e 8eiu&sreiie nod 9sutia.
Lamb on. 0err Grid, wel&er Sabre
lang Der pfi6tgstreue Wertreter Der
Dome grauerei wer, ma&t bis Rsiie
namentli8 aus of-itsrhdR&ten
uno feline bieien Grennoe smhni@en,
bab er Bel ieiner Rhdtsbr ponfdnoig
berseffellt TT. CT mhni&s allen Elm
berali4es 2ebemobl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-02
Gmpfans oes Sarulebrers
Gbas. Sputb.

Der neue Surnlebrer bes Socialen
Surnpereins, 6err @bas Sputh, BE-
finoet fid nun nod sweitdgigem anf=
enthalt In ct. 2outs. In Cincinnati.
@effern reife 6err Ste9sr nod bort,
um nit Ssrrn Sputb oie bortigen
Sdulen su beiuden.
Mm Samifaa Mbeno finoet i'm go.
cialen Surn.Derein Der gmpfanq
oes neuen Surnlebrers burf
oie Witslieoer bes gereins, bes Sa=
men, 0sreins uno Der 9amens2lafIt
fatt.
Nm Wontas. 5 6ebr. beginnt bas
2. eemefer uuter Eurnlehrer Sputb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-02
Groferfel=Sa

6eute 1T. benz gOltselaubsn aemdb,
Der 8ag, an tuel9em bns grbfertsI&en
(Ground hog) feline S6ble berldBt,
I'M nod benz Wstter 3u itausn.
S&eint bic Some 10, baB es ieinen
S&atien fsbt. oann erfGridt bas tIeins
Sbier4en unb bertrie9t fia pisber i'm
ounfeln @rbenf9oobe.
5tr bic MsniGen aber bsbsutet bas
feds @O9en falt @etter.
Der Wintsr bat uns bislang 10 Gee
linoe bebanoeli, oaB man faon Elm
paar WO9en s6tss @interpetter In
ben 2auf nsbmsn tnnn.
Gs par elm gang willtpmmensr @n-
Bid, als asiiern absnb gum erHen
Wal in bisism @intsr 10 Elm rs9t
luifiser S&nesflOdentan3 bssann.
WObl battsn mir iaon S6nss, absr
oerielbe uuroe idon au WaRer ebe sr
nod ben 8ooen beriibrte. Gin @tnter
obne S4elen9eldute Der babinaleitsns
ben S9litten ooer S9aarsn bon gu.
ben uno Wdoels nit froifssrbtbstsn
Wangen, nit ibren S3littfduben I'm
arm iit bod ni9ts &e9tes.
Sas &roferfel9en foq nur rubtg
erf8reden uno weiter f9lafen, uns iff
Der @inter lieb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-02
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-02

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