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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-07-23
Diamond Chips.

The costumes of the amateurs were
a leading feature of the game. Those
stockings were great
Both teams came on the field the
proud possesors of souvenirs that
were presented to them while the pa
rade was en- route to the park. The
Hose company's was a very appro-
pirate white stocking stuffed with cot
ton and tied at thetop with a big red
bow of ribbon, which was presented
by Geo. ]. Head. The Hook and Lad
der carried miniature ladder, pref
tily trimmed with the team color,
blue, the gift of S. ]. Rowe of the
Racket Store.
The regular baseball club players
were green with envy as they saw
the grace with which the fire iaddies
did the thing. They were particular
ly impressed with Chief Goldy's
curves.
The substitutes who flanked each
side could no doubt have done it bet
ter if they had been given a chance.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-07-23
TIE PENSION DEA.

The original idea or principle I'M
DERIVING the practice of granting pen
sions is to provide for those persons
usually soldiers who have served the
government, in order that they may
not suffer from want when unable to
make a living for themselves. The
idea that rich men or women would
ever be pensioned was probably new
er entertained when pensions were
FIRST granted. Therefore the idea of
pensioning the widows of presidents,
as Mrs. Cleveland for instance, is
hardly in accordance with the funda-
mental principle o fthe pension sys-
tenn. If Mrs. Cleveland were not al
ready a very wealthy woman, or she
or her children were likely to be in
Straitened circumstances, it would
be right and proper to grant her a
pension, but as things are, it is not
IN the least necessary for the nation
20 provide for their support. 1t is
TO be hoped that the widow of Grover
Cleveland, that great democrat who
served his country with such distinc-
tiOn, may reject the proposed move
TO make her a pensioner of the gov
sernment
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-07-23

Doings In Lyford.


To The Herald:
Lyford, Tex, July pa fine rain
fell here Monday and we are enjoying
cooler weather in consequence.
C. H. Stevenson is here again with
definite plans for the distribution Of
water on the town site. He will erect
an Office and has his furniture al
ready here.
Mrs. Vet Wygal and two daught-
ers, Misses Perrie and Edna Wygal
arrived last week from Paola, Kan,
to join Mr.. Wygal, who has been
here several months.
Those attending the South Texas
Gardeners meeting at Brownsville
last week from Lyford were Mr..
Stanford, Mr. A. NJ. Deyo and son,
Judson, Mr.. R. H. Deyo, and son,
Fred, Mr.. Kring, Mr.. Houghton and
daughter, Elsie, Dr. P. S. Ayres, Mrs.
Leitch and sister, Miss Mabel Brock
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Irons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Orsborn, Mr.. Oeters, and Mr.. Cramer.
They found the discussions and pa
pers very helpful and instructive.
While the gentlemen fthe town
were attending the convention in
Brownsville the ladies in their loneli-
ness decided to take a day off, and
with four double-seated vehicles, a
generous lunch and a determination
to have good time, they started for
Raymondville. At the home of Mr..
Stiles, one mile west of town they
were allowed to inspect the grounds
which afforded every variety of tree
and shrub. Then, on the cordial in
vitation of Mrs. Stiles, they spread
their lunch on the delightfully."- shad-
ed veranda of the elegant home Two
or three hours were pleasantly
passed, then all drove into town, Wis
tied other places of interest and re-
turned to Lyford at sundow1 The
party consisted of the following la
dies and their children: Mrs. Hough-
ton, Roy and Alto Houghton, Mrs.
Stanford, Fred and Robert Stanford,
Mrfs. Deyo, Beulah and Emma Deyo,
Mrs. Ayres, Enid and Weston Ayres.
Mrs. Wygal. Mrs. Miller and Misses
Perrie and Edna Wygal, Marie Deyo,
Vada Strater, and Mrs. Raye.
We are gald to report Mr.. Schleoht
very much improved, and hope he
will soon be able to be out again.
On Wednesday night of last week
the young folks took a moonlight
hayrack ride. Several fine watermel-
one contributed to the evenings en-
joyment.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-07-23
DIED IN MATANIOROS.
Sra. F. H. Oh. de Gomez, Well Known
Lady Passes Away.

The death of Sra. Francisco G. CHI
de Gomez, of Matamoros, died at hel
home in that city Tuesday afternoon
at five o'clock. The deceased lady
was very well known in Matamoros
and also in this city, being connected
with a prominent family of the for
mer city. Besides her daughter, Sra
Josefna de Emparan, she leaves a
number of other relatives.
The funeral took place yesterday
afternoon at five o'clock, with inter
ment in the Old Cemetery of Mata-
morOs.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-07-23
RAISE ARMY HORSES
AT FORT RINGGOLD
UnOfficiaIIy Announced that Govern
ment VIII Do So, Account of
Scarcity of Cavalry Horses.

Unofficial announcement is made
that arrangements are under way for
the government to begin raising
horses for the cavalry at Fort Ring
gold, Texas. The scarcity of horses
which come up to the requisite stand
ard for cavalry horses is the cause of
the government going into the bust
ness. This would be good thing for
Rio Grande City, near which place
Fort Ringgold is situated, the post
having been abandoned for several
years.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-07-23
$40 REWARD.

And no questions asked, for return of
gold watch lost in Brownsville on last
Friday night. Initials S. A. R. on
outside case and following inscrip-
ton on inner case: Presented by
employees of Southern Construction
Co., Christmas, 1904. to S. A. Rob-
ertson." Leave at Miller Hotel and
receive above reward. S. A. Robert
son. 7-23-tf
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-07-23

If we were to judge from the
sprightliness and energy displayed by
our esteemed contemporary the
Brownsville Herald, one would hardly
yield to the fact, that it is now sixty
years old and still growing. Laredo
Times.
That sixty was a typographical
error, of course Just sweet sixteen
is The Daily Herald's age, but remem-
Der, it is going on seventeen and is
growing apace-
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-07-23
Hook and Ladder
Win the Victory
(Continued from Page. ID

what would have been home run fol
anyone else, but he reached second
safely, bringing in run. Moore was
scored by a safe hit by Hill, netting
two runs for the Red. Again, in the
seventh. Hanson was hit hard several
times and that, coupled with pass
on balls and a number of errors by
the Blues, the Reds crossed the home
plate six times bringing their score up
to IL. The Reds gained no Roadway
in either the eighth rthe ninth. An
error by Kinder allowed another run
for the Blues in the ninth, which
hooked in the game 70 rthe Hooks by
the score of IA to IL.
Score by innings
Hook and Ladders 1 100000 Ia
Hose Company % 10000 0 Oil
Bases on balls-Hanson Z; Gold
ammer 9; bennett /; Works 2
Hits-off Hanson Is; Goldammer o.;
bennett 2; Works 6.
Hit by pitcher-Dr. Joe Combe.
Two base hits-C. R. Moore, C. H.
More, Fred Cowen.
One base hits-Works, c. R.
Moore, Forster, bennett, Hill, Kin
der, Monies, Putegnat, DR.. Fred
Combe, G. Kowalski, (2). Wreford.
Wild pitches-Hanson 4, Goldam-
mer 5, bennett 2, Works O.
Umpires-Sam Bell and Robert
McClintock.
Time of game, two hours.
Line up.
Hook & Ladder Position . Hose Co.
Monies L. F. Crixell
Putegnat 2b. C. R. Moore
Dr. F. Combe LIST b. Works
Laulom S. S. c. H. Moore
G. Kowalski I'D b. Kinder
C. Hanson pitcher Goldammer
Wreford Catcher Dr. Joe Combe
Tate C. F. Hill
Celaya RF Forster
Oscar bennett pitched the second
and third innings. Crixell was re-
placed by Kendall. Moore went to
first base, when Works went to the
box
The gate receipts amounted to
$3.50. Of this amount one-third went
to the owners Of the park, and, after
the expenses are deducted, about SIS
viii be netted for the fire department
fund.
The crowd present numbered be-
tween 500 and 600.
The Saint Cecilia band is rendered
a unanimous vote of thanks for its
generosity in playing during the
game. Its fine music was greatly en-
ioyed by all.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-07-23

Some people seem to think the cleo
ton Saturday is to decide the prohibi-
ton question in Texas. It is not
however. 1t is only to decide wheth-
ct the prohibition wing of the demo
cratic party shall have the right to
petition the legislature to give the
state chance to vote on the adop-
fion of the prohibition amendment.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-07-23

The names fthe various contrib
7ntors to the campaign funds are to be
published this time. good chance
for some people to get some advertis-
Ing-if they give enough to make it
worth while to publish their donation.
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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-07-23

Vice Admiral Rodjestvensky, who
commanded the Inflated Russian fleet
that was defeated by the Japanese in
the Japan Sea in 1905, died of heart
disease Mondey.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-07-23

Enough germs were found in
telephone receiver to kill a guinea
pig How fortunate for the guinea
pigs that they don't use telephones!
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-07-23

The Herald is authorized to an
the candidacy of
]. A. BROOKS
for election as representative for the
95th district for the ensuing
term of the State Legislature. subject
10 action of the democratic primaries
90 be held Saturday, July %.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-07-23

And now they say that President
Roosevelt will put the finishing
touches on Mr.. Taft's speech of accep-
lance.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-07-23

The Houston official ballot for the
primaries to be held next Saturday
is over three feet long and only six
inches in width.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20
NIutterltebe I'm oeutiben Dolls
rtuno.

@s lit elm eri9iittern6eS gre;gnis,
ipenn Die falte Sano oes Soocs Die
Mlitter aus Dem &retie Der Sbrigen
reiBt, ooppeIt erihiittern0, tpelln onl
Sterbebette Der liebcH Wlttter uimiiu.
bige o6er 1mer5ogne ainoer ihlitt.
6etlo ibre 9dn0den ringen. @er. 0
9ott, ieuf5t Der gei6lagene @atte. ioll
orton oieie 8leiuen 81 Dir bettn lttlO
bid lieben lebren. Die Stiibe 0e3 0au.
fes i'll 9ebrohen, 0nS Serj Der SAINT
Iie ihIGgt ni1t mebr, Die Seele Der
8@r3iebung lit entidwunOclJ Der ir0t-
Hide S6ubengel lit BON ietnen S6iis-
E%lingen gcpihen, Nidt mebr bari Der
iitBe MltttcrnQme ihucr5l0S iiber bic
9ippen oicjer mniAuIoigen @eicU font.
men. Mllttterlosl 0elt EN- 8ort boil
@ebe mo @%ntbebruua! GaS @amiitb
lcer ainoer id]allOert 3lliamlnelL lpenn
lfie DaS lciblide 3uiein ~Oerienigen ger.
tit6rt ieben, sic ibnen ielber inter
Gdmer5en 0Qs 2cbeu gcgeben. 9os
@lige Ser lieben Wflttter, OoS Itets
iiber ibnct 9elpott ltnO nit iooieI
@1il6e uno Site tie ongcbIidt, 1T er.
los6cr; Der Wfuno, Der 10 IiebepoII tie
belebrt, ernlQbnt, getparnt, crllutntert.
%getroItet, lit Itumm; Die San0, sic I'M
ge5dbIte 8obltboten linen geipenOet,
lit erItarrt; oas Ser5, 0us Dor laltter.
Iter 2iebe fir lie ihIlig, itrbt it'll.
@ie einiam uno finiter lit allies ON
Wlttergrob, mte arm uno ge5eugt,
pie i6ublos uno perlaiien fiblt ii9
tas ainO in Ser nGdtliben 9u1fel'
belt, oie bier logert. @S iammeH nod
Der Mlltter, eS ruft ibren Hanlen, uno
\ tie bort es nidt; ouf feline pielen Sra'
'.gen un6 Rlasen gtbt iie feline ant.
Eport.
9ie mir rotbeno beIfen fonnie
RIShl1ft bier unter foltem Steine
iSSbr 5li S1ltptern bel Der 2inoe
4 fSis' ib oft lno peine = peine,
1Reiie nlir: elm Mittteridlumnler
hSit 10 leidt, iie fonnt es boren,
sjn es bari bes 8tnoes 8lage
8er Nlitter Geligfeit nidt it0len.
g8enn es ralidet bod I'M 8ipfcL
u Reie' i9 mid gu baugem &auifen;
Sinh es iiiBe 8liIiterrporte
SD es lit nur 8inOeSrnuiden;
n g8eib tie nidt mas mir seideGen9
81 &iitet eu6, oaB ibr es iaget,
u &Ieine gngel, Die tbr 9otitaft
q 3piiden Gro rn0 Simmel tra9et.
9eniB, iie piir0e llrlolib beiifelo
On Der goI6ncn 8forte Itebn,
6, lie miro i'm @immel Deinen,
@iiBte Iie, mas mir 9eidebenl
60 float SilOegrun0e in 8cbers
Srei5ebnlttoet.
Sriib oie quite Wttttter perlieren 81
Ihiiiien lit elm unidgIif bittereS WftB'
Feidif; in ip6teren Sabren ihrer be-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20

ralUr 5u werOeu, i1mer5t in elmer BE.
Siebung nod mebr; Oenn iett fiblt
bas finolide @emiitb Die san5e Brdt
oeS Stobes, ourd ben es in ben gu
Itono Der @erpoiiung uno 8erlaIien-
beit beriebt tpuroe. Mogen uub bic
ertpodienen Sobne o6er S06ter ii9
IelbIt belfen f6nnen; iie boben ober
feline Mtltter mebr, ite baber 6te Der.
loren, an oeren Seite lie tets itd bet
mild mobl un0 iif)er fiiblten, BON Der
lie am reiniten l1l0 uneigenniisigiten
geIiebt murOen oereu Hatb unO Croft
ibncn uiemaIS teblte.
9ie &auo, Die iegnet unO oronet
un0 pflegt,
0as Ser5, baS Iiebt unO leioet uno
tr6gt,
8ir0 crit erfannt, Deun on oiiiterer
@ruft
Ser Wlltternnme Oie Sebniu6t ruff.
Rag altt) Die ge6rebGife @rtter
nidtS @roBeS me6r poll6rin9eu;
tuerm ibr liebe3 4uge i'm SoOe gebro'
den lit, erbellt ans oes &inoGs tbrd.
nenoollem &lid, 6oB es fir OaS 0tltt'
terlcr5 einclt ir0ii4eu GrIat nift
gi6t. Grit pcun bie quite Muttcr unS
uerloSen bat, iitblen mir j. redt, ME
lebr mir iie geliebt baben; crit IN Der
Grennllng merfen mir, OaB Ser 660en
lmge51blte eepeien nit 6enen eth it'll.
Ter Snitinft unier Ser6 an oas ihrige
qefniipft BAT. 8ir entOefen in urierer
SeeIe eiuen ungeabntelt HeiGtbum
BON 2iebe, ben 5u meIien tpir MI oer-
onIabt pltroert, ltnO bieIe @ntbeduug
lit bel ALIEN S9mer8, ber iie perur'
Iabt, bod Elm GROCER Croft. @ie
bronnte oos Ser5 uno mie beib fIoiien
Die GbrGnen fiber 6ie 8angen, o!s Die
SHUTTER gum Sterben lid anifidte
uno nit 5%itternoer Sano uno itam'
meInDem WltnOe Den lesten Mtutterie'
gen IpenOetel
Die Irtter 1tirbt Der I6eno
idaltt bereir,
limo goIone 2if)ter ipielen uni ben
S6rein.
@ebet unO Sdlud5cn rings i'm &in-
freis,
Gin gngel ipan6elt Our6 bas 3immer
leis.
Der @ote lit eS aus Dem 2tftgeftel6.
Wfit eolonem glntlib fromm uno milo
8oS nur Dem Mlitterber5eu 8liit &C.
p1br+,
9as broft Der Simmcl$botc bod
pertlGrt.
! Old, Ni1tter, Ieitet ourf Der Sel'gen
Gbor
9ie &in0eslieb' 5u @ottes Sbron ell.
por.
@ie 6os &in0 Der bingef6iebenen
Rltter no6trouert, 10 berpeint Die
! Wittter ben 8erluIt ibres lieben Sim
oes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20

9riiden mid an Die berfldrte WrHt,
ReubeIebi pcro' i'd on ibr ertparfner,
Bum @enuiie erpie reiner 2uiti
aIIe Gualen, ale 9eioen ifDinben
Benn Der Geiit bic $iiIIe BON fid
mirft,
Sn oeS $immeIS ponnereiten Grim.
Den
llnsefannte SeIisteiten fhliirft.
Iutter, Rutter, bore ouf 81 tret.
men,
aIein MIR lit bic Spnnne 2ebers3eit;
Damn miro Soft aif etpie unS ner'
einen,
Dime @renSen 1T bic @wisfeitl
Sn ben Sagen nm, In beneit bon
miittern er3GbIt miro, bic 6urd oas
ltebermab 6es Sdmer5es lire eeidie'
tenen 2iebIinse I'M Die Rube oeS @ra'
bes brineen, finSet idlieBii6 Die Mlit'
terIiebe Die berrlidite 8erfldrung, nj.
benz iie in Der 9raft ibrer unerblid'
felt iogar i'm itanoe 1T, auf bos 81 per'
Sidten, mos ibr ein8ig nod als Croft
perbIieben lit, alf BEN Croft Der Ebrd'
nen. WabrIi6, nc,n bic aufopferrbe
8fIeee, peIfe Die 0tlitter bern er.
franften &inoe aneebeibeu ldBt, tuenrl
Sie berdSerreiBenoe 8lage nm oas Doe
bingeidieoene utts ihon binreihelioe
8iirei6aft iino fir bas IiebeltOe Sero
her Wutter = in Der 8e5nineuitg
bieIes er0bten Sdmer5es, IN Dem
Erodnen Der Ebrdnen, Die benz Srie.
cen un6 Der @ube Oes 8inbes binoer'
lid Tino, feiert Die Rittterliebe etre1t
triumph, pie iie i'm ih0ner ui6t fef'
ern fonnte. gS lit elm Sieg Der 2ic5e
iiber ii6 ieIbit, errlrneen Ourd bic un'
en6Iide Moft Der Siebe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20

1ldl d)e O"pdnlDefidlH ; SSlplpept
Gbolera uuo Dun afaIl : 2rleoisiu
pon Gholere 1norbus 9ebeiIt.
Ser O. 8. Joplsr Slabtuner,
aln., ersGhlt cine @~rfabruna bic er
madte, n1breno er nls @eihmpres
ner in elmer MorOunteriubung in
GOnarb8uiae, &rei8bappthaot pom
aretie Gfebourne, Ita., faurirte. @r
iuat: y8dbren0 i'd bort mar, OBJ if
etnaS friibeS uno aud BURT Jleiidj,
bns bel mir Gbolern Wurbus in Isbr
ihlimmer GOrm uerurIahte. Sh
iahlte ara elen0 uno idiifte mad Ell.
rer geni6eu &bOtera $ Ne0tSin, ltatt
oeIien ianote mir Der QpOtbeter cine
SlnIhe @hambertnin'8 aetbneb, @bus
lern uuo 8urhfaus WRebisir nit benz
8emerten, oas er bnS @epnnidte
bate. mir abet in 6Olae Der Or
probthett oieieS 6eitmittetS, uDrsDge
mir lesteres su ihiden, oa er fir
beiien unfeblbare aur aarnntire. SD
nntm cine 3uie baum uno fublte in
iin' Wtnuten better. Ole speite
9Oie BETTE mid adn5lih. 8wei
Witaei4mpreue Iitten ia berIelbeu
Betie uuo cine fanI unO spnnsip
gent J.alhe heilte unS ale orei.
Gum 8artauf BEL Batter BrDs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20
Storb oos 9inoIeiu.

CAB am Sag unS weiute, tpetntc,
SaB sur Nodt unb iueinte.
ga eri6eint OaS Sin0leiu,
Sn Dem G~obtenbemb 10 blaB,
Sagt 6ur Wnttcr: Seq otb nleOerl
Sich, mcin Scmod1en
@iro BON ociucn 8brGncn
Gar 10 mob,
lln0 i'd rann nidlt ihIaIen, W1ttterl-
llno oa8 ainO perlfmiuOet DicOer,
llnO Oie Mflltter weiut nibt mebr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20
dbamberldin's Eufeu meoi;tu
btlft Ole Uatur.

ptlTl ole lldInr.
RebiSiusn, bic bic Rntur helfeu
iinb INNER am ruirtinmten. Cham
berlain's Suften'N ebiSin banbel
mad bieiem Btane. Sic bdIt ben
Suften surlf, lbii ben NuSwurf unb
biIft bic 9atlr, bas Spitem In eiren
seiunben 8uftano MISREPRESENTATION.
sic lit iber eineu aroBen 2beil bee
ctpilifrten BeIt ibrer unihasboren
@ieenihaiteu tuesen beriibmt. 9ou-
ienoe hnben ibren buben Bert be'
seuat. Sic pirtt tpeeen iebe GnIa'
ee, oaB eine @rtdltune in etue Gun
eenentslnouu8 %iibergebt. BUM Ser'
tauf bel Rnlter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20
a[ieBen Die 9hrancn heib un0 reid.

SlieBen Die ShrGnen hetb ltn0 reidI'
lid, ans Dem Wlltterauge ON Gterbe'
6ettden hires 2iebIiuq$, 10 lit 6aS &ci0
nod oiel GROCER, ia geraoe5u uhbe'
id)rcibIih, mern Der Sobn ooer Die be-
reits ermahienc Eod)ter, allS0r5eiGret
ottrd id)6ue aulngcn OeS @eiitcs uno
@enrijtbeS, Ourf cole Sitten uno Elm
tuoeu06afteS Qebcn, Der StolS oes
SQlies, ole 5tiiee mo Ser Croft Oes
GLttcrs f~HrhpanOcrn miiiicp aus Dem
Greiic Ser S6rigcn in ooS icrne 2ato
her Gniafeit. Gar oft mill "a Der
Dhitter inter Ser @}lt6t hires SGmer.
scs Oo$ @er5 brcAcL mcnrsi6r ter
benoc8 Sin0 Den Iebteu Sepi5!r iet'
mes 6re6ctOen Scr5cu5 aIt5lt6bl, unb
qar nidt ieltcn fomnt cS oOE OaB
cine iold betriibte W}utter oft ilber
tltr3 Dem belueintcn &inoc ms Grab
nadfolgt.
0rei Irauen tparen I'M Sirdbof
0rin,
gdmer5polI gciunfcn oui @raber
nu6itt.
Die cine, Oie tpeinte uno flag:e 10
Iaut
sic botte Den 8oter Der @r6e ber'
traut.
Ser 8peitcn fIoiIeu oie Ebrineu
gar leis,
sic floiien 10 reid, mo luaren 10
beiB
Gem 2iebIten, Den 8atten niht trelte'
rcrn IS CAB,
Sbn ienften iie elm ms f%initere 3rab.
Ser britteu rang iid fem Ihrdn.
lein herpor,
sic Itorrte Der3pcifeIt sim SimmeI
empor.
SIR O21lno mar ItlumnL iBr Soar flog
i'm Will0 -
sic batteu Der 0f1tter bcgroben oas
&tno!
llnS oIs MN fon1cn Die Stcrnlein
berall9
ga nantte bic Sodter 3ltm ai.d)bof
binnus.
Die Sternlein idienen am Simnel
idon lang
0a lenfte sur Seimatb bic Satin ben
Gang.
9ie brittle bod febrte nifIt beimatb.
m0rtS
@ebroden mar ibr oos W%utterher5l
Seit0em Die Decentralization olis
Ser Sano Ser aunIt oa8 Mifroifop
empfaugen, bat lie einen Bid n cine
oor,S reue, biSber init 9unfel uE9 8e.
keimnis be6pdte @eIt gctbnit. Ser.
lnoqe hieies nm baS 8ielbuubertfode
peridGrften @lgcs Dermog lie in Die
Ittlle @crfIt1tte Der Ratllr ST idJaueu
unb hos @ntitehcn oes eriten prgaui'
ifen Qebens, Die 8iloiutg oeS 3ellen.
iernS 3l belouiden. sir ons Reih)
Ses 8eiites bat Der Wcnib ell 9(ltge,
ienem an Sd6rfe gleid); es idaut
ebenio in oic t~iefiten 9ieien, obcr Der
SeeIe. es lit bas Mntterull0e. Gie.
les mun6erbore glugc bnt, icitSem es
Der Sd6pfer gebiIoet, bon ieber, menn
dlle irreL Ieine idonlten Sriumpbe
oefeiert. Genn bic 2iebe lit &c, Die
oos @uae bell uro iider madJt; Die
2iebe ober bat nirgenos cine liebers
uno iifere 8obnitdtte ais i'm Scr5en
Der Meutter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20

" V-lbAS gpotbeleyH iuT eehm 9 BET fabats
aciroQnbeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-20

Orei 6cf d1porene nit elmer fleiueu
Slai DIE Ghdmberldin's Seibweb,
Gbolerd uuo Dun afall : 2ne6iSin
pon Gbolere 1r1orbus oebeilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-11

ben ale meine unliebialnen grfob-
rnneen in Sibirien 5uriid. Gin Cob
lieo anf Die amerifa1iiden 2ano=
itraBen iit bober 1lidt BON mir gu or.
morten. 9ie @aitfreunoidoft, nit
mel6er i6 in Imerifa iiberoa auf=
genonnnen ipuroe, bot mid ieoo6 nit
Dem i6altoerbaften 3aitanbe Ser Dor
tigen gSege eilligermoBen ausge-
iobnt.
Die neueroines mebrfa6 ber-
porgetretenen fran5oiii6=ti6ediidell
geltrebnngen baben in Brag tpieber
cine benlerfensperte 8Iiite getriebcll.
@elegenbeit ba3u bot eine seier 5u
gbren Der in 8rog onipeienoen Sc
legierten oes Bariler Muni5ipalrots.
rots. 8ei ei1em 8anfett, an Dem oie
Spisen Ser Staot teilnobnlen, bielf
Der 8ireftor fir San6els- uno Sn-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inn frans0f;=
i1en Sanoelsminiiteriunl S. G6ap-
iial cine Sii6reoe, Die an Gbaupi-
nisnlts nidts 5n ipiini6en iibris lieB.
Gr bob fem @las ouf oas @obl Der
Slbe1en, Die er als Ser Sreuno-
ifaft 5ranfreids fpiiroie be5eidnete,
ano tranf oauf Die freunbli1en 8e-
5iebnngen 5piiden Dem &onigreid)
gobneft un0 Jranfreih." Die Geoe
uno Die begeiiterte 9lufnabme Die
lie BET ben onfpeienoen tIde6iIden
Seltteilnebmern fano, bat IN sen
oentiden &reiien biel boIes 8lut err
regt.
Der a0nig bon 0anemarf bat
ourd Die Sdminoeleien leiues
Srennoes gllberti Die biibi6e Cunt
ME BON 100000 eingebiiBt. Ct bot
te oas @elo in Der 9anf g[berti's &
oeponiert. sllberti bot ii6 fir ban
ferott erflart. Man glaubt niht,
bob iein geiamnlter 9efis mebr ols
100000 mert lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-11

Gooiebelt tpirflid) gum 8unoesienotor
eripablt mer6en, oaltn piiroe er ol1t
A. Mar5 1909 oos @eiBe Sous oer-
lol1en unb olS Senator in's 9opi=
tol ein5ieben. 9ie @rtraiibung, gu
tpel6er Ser Senat bein Imtsontritt
oes neuen 8raiioenten einberufen
miro, tit mn cine iebr fur8e ullo
Serr &ooienelt fonnte oairn irlrucr
nod feline gepIatlte &eiie no6 airifa
unternebmen
= Mus &anlas gitp nleIoet lltall.
Setf Hi6ter @a1oce ieinen &read55rlg
5ur @r5minellns Der blauet @eiese
begann, fino mebr als 5000 anfla=
gen bon Ieiner perpetltellen @rono-
inrp erboben iporoen. Son oielen
nuroen etipa 800 meeen Mangel oll
gelpeiien nieoergei6logen, einige
Gerurteilungen fanben itott, aber ge-
gen 1000 iteben nod auf bent 9odet
6es &riminalgeribts. 9ieIe meroeil
ipabrideinli6 iofort 1liebergei6lagen
iDeroen iobalo Der Gidter i'm Ho.
benber ousl6eioet.
8ital Suiaeue, ser gbefclerf ut
Der Office oes ltaotiiden S6at=
meiiters bon Stem Orleans, lit unter
Der glnflage perbaftet iporoen, itab=
tiide @eloer gum 8etrage BON $3o,=
900 nnteri6lagen gu babet.
9ie groBe Siib= urb auiterll=
Sanblung bon q. 9ootb & 60. in
Gbicogo iit in oie geripaltrng eines
Geceibers iibergegangen.