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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-13

Havana, Nov. ia general cleo
ton for president, vice president. rep
resentatives and senatorial electors
will be held in Cuba tomorrow. II is
believed that the balloting will pass
off quietly and that there will be no
serious trouble. Jose Miguel Gomez,
the candidate Of both the Miguelists
and Zayista wings Of the liberal par
". will probably be elected. The fu-
sion Of the liberals has made that
party distinctly more powerful than
the conservative party, which s led
by General Mario Menocal for presi-
dent
The latter represents what was
formerly known as the mod
crate party which elected former
President Palma. The terms Of the
president and vice president to be
elected tomorrow viii expire May 20,
1913. The United States troops will
be Withdrawn on January IS. 1909,
and with the Inauguration Of the new
pres dent the protectorate Of the
United states will cease and Cuba
will again become a republic in fact,
as well as IN name.
The Liberal Candidates.
The liberal candidates for presi-
dent and vice president, General Co
mez and Or. Alfredo Zayas, were
brought together on a single ticket by
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-13
DOING THEIR DUTY.
Scores OF Pendleton Readers Are
Learning the Duty of the Kidneys.

ISN~- ~ - hTG
Learning the Duty of the Kidneys.
To filter the blood is the kidneys
duty.
When they fail to do this the kid
neys are sick.
Backache and many kidney Ills fol-
low.
Urinary trouble, diabetes.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure them
all.
Mrs. Putnam Yeck, living in Eigin,
oregon, says: 81 had known of the
merits of Doan's Kidney Pills before
having occasion to use them. When
suffering from an attack Of lame
back, accompanied by pains through
my kidneys, | procured a box and
began their use. II | sat long the
pains were always more severe and
experienced languId, dizzy feel
ing upon first arising in the morn
Ing. Doan's Kidney Pills banished
the backache, regulated the action of
my kidneys and lifted a great burden
from me. l cannot express my grati-
tude toward Doan's Kidney Pills for
the good they have done me-"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. -Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Uni
ted States.
Remember the name-Doan's-a
take no other.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-13

81 have had seven years OF proof
that DR.. Kings New Discovery Is the
best medicine to take for coughs and
colds and for every diseased condi-
ton of throat, chest or lungs" says
w. V. Henry of Panama, Mo. The
world has had 3S years Of proof that
DR.. Kings New Discovery is the best
remedy for coughs and colds, la
grippe, asthma, hay fever, bronchitis,
hemorrhage of the lungs, and the
early stages of consumption. Its
timely use prevents the development
of pneumonia. Sold under guarantee
at Tallman e. Co.'S and Pendleton
Drug Co.'S drug stores. soc and ST..
Trial bottle free.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-13
Watched Fifteen Years

For fifteen years have watched the
working Of Bucklen's Arnica Salve;
and 1t has never failed to cure any
sore, boil, ulcer or burn to which II
was applied. It has saved us many
doctor BILL" says A.. F. Hardy, OF
east Wilton, Maine. 25c, at Tallman
& Co.'S and Pendleton Drug Co. IS
drug stores.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-13
G = = NATURES CURE
- @as os FOR pHEuMKTIsM

naon5 and causes which produce Rheumatism all suggest
nt vegetable remedy the and safest
Drought ou by the accumulation Of
properly IN the blood This weakening souring
% e becomes unht Tor nourhing the body while the deposits
@ az ne nerves. muscles joints and bones produce the pain and
o To the trouble
ash or other strong minerals simply adding poison already
weak diseased blood pping Of its remaining vitality perhaps
making physical wreck Of the sufferer The
1asm IS s. s. is natures remedy this disease
heahiu vegetable ingredients
ana parks o the forest and fields goes
every trace OF the Rheumatism purifes
restores health comfort
m painful disease There but
Iu system with mineral medicines and that
Rheumatism and any medical advice free
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-13
WHY ARTIFICIAL LIGHT
Is INJURIOUS TO EYES

1t is found that in an ordinary
room, from which sunlight is exclud-
ed, the brightness Of the daylight
commonly runs as low as 1-10, or
even LOO candlepower per square
inch. The intrinsic brightness Of
nearly all artificial lights is much
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-13

VIM. Wagner ct ux ct al to S. E.
Rinehart, $500. Southeast quarter.
northeast quarter of northwest quar-
ter of section 81, township north,
range 35 f. w. NJ.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-13

Use DeWitt's Carbolized Witch
Hazel salve-it is healing, cooling
and cleansing. 1t is especially good
for piles. Sold by Tallman e. Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-13

Leave your orders for Xmas trees
AZ stark e. Dukes poultry house.
Phone black 1891.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-13

a reputation for energy and courage
and has given notice that II elected
to the presidency he will maintain or
der and suppress any attempt at in
surrectlon with an iron hand, in
which case he will present a strong
contrast to his first and only prede-
cessor. His associate on the ticket is
Rafael Montoro, who enjoys the easy
popularity of somewhat shifty DEM
agogue.
A Second DiaZ.
Supporters of MenOcal declare that
he is another Diaz and that If elect
ed, he would rule Cuba in much the
same manner as the famous presi-
dent Of the Mexican rules his pros
porous nation.
The municipal elections held last
August showed that the country car
ed not for the revolution of 1906, or
at least for the leaders Of that revo-
luton. DIR. Zayas, as he likes to be
called, even rather than senator,
gained everything from Secretary
Taft when the latter settled the Gu
ban problem by bringing on the in
tervention.
Temporary Fusion.
The necessity for temporary fu-
sion Of the followers Of Zayas and
Gomez was shown in the August con-
test Now that such an agreement
has been made, the liberals will prob
ably succeed, although many CubansI
are still anxious to express their dis
pleasure that the country was turned
over to the liberals by Mr.. Taft, for
that is practically what was done
Not that Mr.. Taft made mistakes
in 1906. In 10 days he Strengthened
out a nasty tangle. The liberals
would have burned the island, per-
haps, or at least they had everyone
scared The late President Palma was
thrown out Of office. The interven-
ton came in and the liberals helped
Governor Magoon run things. The
afterWard the conserva-
tives, refused to see Governor Ma
goon or have anything to do with the
Of the government. The gov
ernor tried to get them to come to
the palace, but they would not come.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-13

Daily East OregonIan by carrfer.
only is cents per week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-15
DAVIS WANTS WRIT
Of HABEAS CORPUS

A petition for writ of habeas cor
pus, on behalf of Funakoshi Tatsu-
CORA has been filed, and an order is
sued to High Sheriff Henry TO appear
in court next Tuesday morning, when
the petition will be heard. The petit
ton is filed by George A. Davis, of
course. ~
The petition alleges that Tatsu-
goro was convicted before the Judge
of the Fourth Circuit in January,
1903, of murder in the first degree,
and was sentenced to % years i'm
prisonment
Davis alleges as ground for ac-
ton that the prisoner was not asked
whether or not he had anything to
say why sentence should not be pro-
nOunced, which he claim sis in viola
ton of the Constitution of the United
States, and makes the confinement of
Tatsugoro in Oahu Jail unlawful.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-15
IlATE SCHOOLNA'A ANS
AFTER BABBIT1.
The Superintendent Criticized the
Apparel Of Some Lady
Teachers.

The real Whyness Of the Wherefore
concerning the sudden departure q
the head of the school department foi
the East. has been eXtrioated from
the Howness of the Which. II appear
that he fed tO escape the wrath OF
outraged femininity. There Is report
ed to be winter resort down in the
hot regions that contains no fury like
woman scorned. IT, as alleged, the
Superintendent scorned number OF
the lady teachers It Is small wonde
he found suddenly that business Callet
him away.
In the public schools, the children
are not the only ones who have to pas,
go against the game. too. And some
| times they funk.
According to the sad, sad tale told
by some of the indignant teachers, the
round of all the schOls Of HOnolulu
and made a critical and minute exam
nation of the teachers, paying par
| ticular attention to their nCatnuss, thC
quality, cut and fit Of their clothes
etc.
There is one school not far from
the business center OF Honolulu, tn,
teachers of which are as well know
in social as in pedagogical circles. 4
large part of their monthly salaries 4
spent on clothing, and as Il Conse
Quence, they are all unusually wei
dressed.
Yet when the inspecting ofIicia
came to pass upon them. his learne,
brow became wrinkled with disapprOv
al and his lips were drawn askew IL
scorn.
why was not more attention pait
to neatness, he demanded, and why al.
this slovenliness? An instructor o.
the youth of Honolulu ought to pay
more attention to her personal ap
pearance, ought to wear better clOthe
and of more fashionable cut. II,
was astonished and grieyed to sec
| such carelessness. And he marked
all but one of the group far down ii
the scale of neatness and attention t.
personal appearance. And before thu
korrified teachers could recover from
their establishment, he escaped
If common report is true, the las.
week the official spent in Honolulu
was anything but slow. One after an
ether, the teachers visited his ofiic'
and told him things that made tn,
speeches of Cataline sound like the
addresses at a promotion meeting. Tho
very idea! A Mana mere, common
ordinary scrub of a Man-dare to crit
icize Woman's clothing! 1t was al
Outrage, a Shame. Worse, 1t was
Scandal
So the Superintendent went Eas
where the weather is cooler,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-15
ONLY FOUR MORE
ORPHtUA SHOW,

Tuesday night ends the season OF
Frank Cooley and his company at the
Orpheum theater. w. J. Elleford, the
Coast manager of the show, has time
for 1t in the Coast cities that has to
be filed, and the company's immedl-
ate return is therefore necessary
Four more shows are to be given,
however, the regular evening per
formances tonight, Monday and Tues
day, and an extra matinee Tuesday
afternoon. Tonight's performance
will be 1.-The Man From Mexico,
which Is also to be repeated Tuesday
afternoon, many requests for It's pro
duction having been received from
the matinee patrons.
Two of the seasons successes are
to be repeated for the last two nights
of the engagement. Monday night
"A Daughter of Dixie" is to be play
ed. This play was presented one
night at the Hawaiian Opera House
and created very favorable impress
sion. 1t Is comedy-drama telling II
beautiful story in quiet way. Tues,
day night the strongest Of the sea
sons melodramas Is to be presented
THE Scouts Revenge" which wa'
played here the first week Of the en-
gagement There are many popl,
here who have not seen these play
and crowded houses should greet tn,
company at its closing performances
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-15
BAND CONCERTS

In memory of the birthday of the
late Robert Wilcox, the band will
play at 10 o'clock this afternoon at
the Kahiliaulani Hall.
At 3 o'clock the band will play at
the fair for the benefit of the Palama
Pure Milk Association at the resi-
dence of Fred. J. Lowrey.
There will be no Sunday afternoon
concert tomorrow, as the band will
take part in the reglmental parade 0l
the National Guard of Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-15
BIG SHOW TONIGHT.

Mr.. BONNIE will give his great NOV
ing picture performance this eveninp
at the Opera House, If you have not
been fortunate enough to secure seats
arrange to get to the Opera House
early and buy the gallery seats Doors
open at 7.3O. Performance at S:15.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-15
REDUCTION SALE

Everyone should take note of Yec
CHAINS great reduction. Goods are
being sold at less than half price. Just
magine-negligce shirts at % cents
each. Another thing-get ready for
next winter-buy them while they're
cheap-blankets at 10 cents pair
and bed.spreads at 10 cents each. It
will pay you to buy at zee CHAINS OIL
store, 1905 Nuuanu near King.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-15
SURE ENOUGH.

De Broke-"There Is no show for n
poor man in this country"
Hyker-"What's the matter with
the scent theaters?"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-24

Gin 5err, ouf oen oas Signose-
ment Serrn 9or5oes paBt, BON oeriel-
ben @roBe uno leidt gebiidter Sal
tung, nit bemlelben gortlpuds, be-
fleioet nit Waitiriiber5ieber u1o me-
lonenfarbenem SUIT, foufte am slbeno
oes gerbre6ens gegen a6t llbr e;l.en
Stof, Der Dem fir rlts iatereiialltelt
polfommen gleidt. Serr Gaiiette
bat ieit 5nei Sobren feilier dbnlideli
perfouft. Der Stod 6reo's lit nelt.
IS bonoelt ii6 ulio lpobl INN ben, Der
IN ieinen Saloen lit. gr ielbit bot
ibl ilidt gefauft, oa er iid 81 Der
Belt in 2onoon befono. @ie Sic
oenfe i6g bob er i'm ireenopo III ser
nmgebung 0es Serrn &obert 9or5oo
~gefunoen bot @enrL mte Sic
bebaupten, Der Moroer iib bon fiinf
llbr poer gar iebs llbr ab in1 @elbell
3inlmer qnfgebalten bat, mdbrelto
oas Granla crit gegen - llbr nod)t5
i~tattfano, 10 lit Dies elm unpioerleq-
li6er 8emeis fir oos @libi oes Serrn
&obert 9or5ac."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-24
Smponiert benz YraToenten.

aIs Ser Sam @oolners II. i'd
Dor allr5enl in @aibington, 9. s.,
befono, batte er, inter onoeren Sc
i6often, aub Elm Snterpiep nit
Dem Traiioenten &ooiepelt ipegen oes
aelien Nabrunesmittel- @eieses nit
ge5ug auf @bisfep uip. SIN 2au-
fe oes @eiprades mahte Ser
@oolner Die 8emerfung: y@iiIen
Sic, 5err Yraiioent. oaB ib ieit Sen
lesten pier3ig Sabren Die Snmrtlc
bon $114000,0 900 fir Sdnops-
iteuern be5ablt babe2 gerlteben Sic,
ia Wiaionen.!" Ser Graiioent Dem
bod nifts 10 leibt imponiert, iproii1
iofort bon ieinem Size aut oriifte
Serrn @oolner nit eii1em edtet1
uMooiepelt-8rip ole @ano uno laa-
te:: vSerr @oolner, i) BIN eritaullt
uno ,yoe-liabt-eo~, einem Mannc ge=
geniiber 81 iteben, Der 10 piel sur
Brosperitdt Onfel Sam's uno Oa=
nit oes gan5en 2anoes b~eigetragen
pot. aornte id, nod europaiihem
Wniter Sitel uno Srben perleibell,
muroe i'd Ste iofort nit iolden aus
5eid1nen. So miiiien Sic fid nit
Dem gefpuBtiein zines potriotiidell
Burgers begnigen."
9err 8oolner er5ablt nit sroBcm
5tol5 ieinen 5reunoen oieie interei-
iante @piiooe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-24
@Orbereitnnsen fir @eibnadten.

8alb uabt iid MIN bas @e:1nadtsfeIt,
SIN gan5et Sabr bas M4erteft',
g8p bet fih henfet Sebermann,
Ste Mnb'ren Srettb er MAIDEN farm.
Ser Batter henft an ieinen Spbm:
u&as farf' i'd metneut @iate idpn?"
Die Wtntter pft ii6 teller frast,
Sas tbrer Satng iuDgl be1agt!
Ser liebe Snfel benft bel lid:
uSas gebt ing 9elb ia fiirdjterltdj!"
Soh tueiB er, Daf es iel6if tim franft,
Stek er ben Geffen mnbefdeuft.
Ste Snnteft pifien es ia audl,
Was iiberaa Der @etbnadtsbraud1,
urS iad)en aits5mftn6en, mas
Der ltebe Ntdte tppbl maht Gpab.
User gert NIT etgerert G6tnen prabIt,
Ser bafelt, itidt, iast pber malt,
Mtd lebr beltebt tit 1eut babel
Ste tteite Snnit: Sran6malerei.
go lit in bieier @~eibnahtssett
iSttnt 4eben Sebermanr bereit,
ghlr Der tit tramrtg, in Der Sat,
Ser Wettanb ST. beiherfen hat.
81 lang mod ber Gmpfdnser Sinh
Die 0aben letdlt sa finben iinb,
9pd tpirb er alter, lit pft iebr
Sas Gid)ti9e sm finben fdjiuer.
Sin Sober jettn mcif ib beftimmt
@ern snten 9iat in @niprnd nimmt,
DAB i'm ridlt lanser Stpeifel quilt
Oh CT ons HidDtige eriuiblt.
@iafomnten tets lit, glanbet mir,
Sas quite gone Star SIafd If eli :
bier,
Seim Srbenb pber sleid) beim Safs.
Drum iprget fitr bies eble 9taR.
User bies beim Set i'm Sanie baIt,
Mtag for1n,eit, tuer On mill, Der fte1t
9as Seite aaf, mas es MIR gibt,
Senn gone Star 8ier Elm Seber
ltebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-24
MlIcrIei
Ser 3imnleru1onn M.in

Ger zimmerman Wtu Smoif
flel im S6lafe aus Dem 5eniter
ieines 3immers I'M Cosmopolitan
Souie, Ode Sio-Slores= uno Cole
roia StraBe, u1o brad beioe geine.
9. $. 9ibtenltein bat ieiItc
MISUNDERSTANDING a%ngefinoigt. Or
giebt ieine Eaiiipo auf 1888. u,
feline Iftipo auf $500 ON.
Die SPOT @eGs Sotel COM
beabiidtist im fommenoen
100000 fir @rpeiterull.1
oes Sotels, 8ergroBeruna oes Babe
uno fir onoere 8erbelierltn>
gen, einihlieBlid elmer San5boIle,
aus5u9eben. Ger groBe Barf ioa IN
eiflen Tergniignngsplab erIter &loiie
limgeipanoelt iperoen.
Wor &lippers bat cine edo
oeneriabflage fir $4,000 gegen Die
3ilrler Manufacturing Company
eingeleitet, neil i6m in elmer Mu-
Der 5abrif bier Singer ser
redlfen 9orlo oerurt 5erquetiht mllr-
ben. Dob lie %alnputiert meroen mub-
ten.
0ud e%rbobung Ser abi6asuna
oes Gigelltums nm 81, 100000,
iteigt Der @ert bes iteuerpflidtieerl
gigentums in Der Stoot auf runo
$50, 100000.
IS miro Der 8eriub genlodbr,
fir 6rou @uaoaloltpe @rimiinger.
Die 81 le6ensldnglider 3u6tbaus.
perurteilt mar, cine 9egna0t-
gunq 3iiermirfel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-24

Alll.
p9as 8farrbaus bat nidJts pon lei
men &eisen, Der @arten nid)ts BON
ieiner Erad)t perlprem."

A6t Gage nad ben idon er3Ghl@
ten Greigniiien, genan am 2. 0ooem-
Der, traf mid in meiner 8obmulg
in 8aris Ell Selegromm nit fol-
genoem @ortlaut.
0&ommen Sic nit Dem eriten
uge nad Sc @lonoierl 9ringen Sic
&epolper nit. @ruB. &ouleta-
biae."
Sd babe ppbl i6on eeiagt, ooB
i'd gu Der 3eit ais iunger Mopofat
Die 8eridtsiisungen beilbte, abec
nod feline 9ro5eiie fiibrte. Sd fonll-
te mid oaber nidt munoern, ooB
8ouletabille 10 iiber meine Belt
perfiigte, 5umal er puBte, nie iebr
mid ieine iournaliitiiden @rlebniiie
unb beionOers Die affdre BON Sc
Chamber intereiiierten. SD Datte
lett adf Sagen feline onoeren Nadp-
rifteu, ais Die 5oblloien 3eitunas-
beridte uno eiltige fur5e 8emerflul-
gen Gorletabilles in Der y@poque".
Giele Semerfungen ~er5dblten bon
Dem Sdlog nit benz 8refeiien uno
%teilten nit, naB iif Bel Der MnolpIe
Die auf Dem Giien gebliebenen Sbn-
rem als Wenl6enblllt ermielen bit
ten; u1o 5luor unterldieo man Sic
ridden Spuren oes 9lutes 6rGll-
lein Stangerion uno Gltere, bic
pabri6einli6 bon friiberen @erbrc-
den berriibrten.
Won oenfe, tpie oieie @ffGre ole
Breiie Der 9an5en @elt in 4ufre-
gllng iebtel Nie bat elm 8erbreden
Die 8emiiter 10 beunrubi9t. @$
fam mir jeboh 10 Dor, ais Oh 0ie
lnterlldun9 nidt b%elpnoers fort
iGreite, uno ib mare iebr frpb iiber
Die Ginlaoung meines 6reunoes ge-
melen, ipenlt Die 9epeide nid)t Die
Worte ent6alten bate: .Sringen Sic
Tepoloer mit!"
0as beunrubigte MIDI iebr. Mem
Honletobiae mir telegrapbierte, &c
polper mit5ubringen, 10 iob er Dor
aus, odB mir Die @elegenbeit boban
miiroen, lie 8u gebrouden, 9fun
ih idonle mid nidt, es 5u 9eiteben:
id bin fem 6el0. Aber mas hoif
es! IS boitOelte lid on ienem 5uge
nm einen 6reuno, Ser ii6erlid in
9tot mar uno mid 3u Silfe riei,
ih 8o0erte nidlt lnnNe. unn nodoen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-24

s.. (. Sagaman, Der 9eral1s=
geber zines @o6enblGtt6el1s in
2afemooo, g. s. Der ii6 in LETTER
3eit oltrh leine ~beltdnoige 8ro6ibl=
tions=@esereiell bo6it unliebiom ge=
maft bot, muroc neuli6 BON Woi5c
mo Wiarglterite Birmingham, 5lpel
biibiden Iungen 9amer, (?) melde
Die ct. Weorp's Ieaoemp beiuden,
oltf %offellcr StroBe mlsgepeitlht. Die
beioen 9riioer Ser Wdo6en Itoloel
oobei. I'M u1befugter @inmiiGung
por5ubeu9en. 9ie nermittipete Wfltt-
ter Der Mdo6en betreibt Elm 5loiber-
biergei6aft uno lire 8riioer beiorg=
ten Die ablieferlng. Sagomon hot=
te ii6 6eniiBigt geieben, oaro1f bin=
5ltarbeiten, oab oas 8etreiben bon
giermogen perboten peroen ioIe,
mas Die 5omilie Birmingham ibrer
btsberigen @innabmequene beraubcrl
lpiiroe. Cine groBe Menibenmenge
iab Dem Strafgeridte 5ll ,obne lid,
ein5umii6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-24
9as Gebeimnis beg @sl
ben 3immers.
Gbenteusr bes Reporters S. Goulettabine
goa Cation 2ersmr.
(Tortfesune.)

Sn @pinap mubten mir 5man5i1
Minuten ouf Ben BUG martcn; mir
traten in cine Sbenfitube ei1. Yalo
nod uns erihien Srieorib 2ariolf,
ieinen pielgeliebten Stod idmin-
genb.
sd babe i'm eeflrnben!" iogte err
laheno.
@ir ieeten inns alle Drei an eillcil
5iid. &ouletabiqe lieB ben Stool
niht aus ben Mugen; ct NOR 10 ser
tieft, bob er nift iab, mie 2arion
einem jungen giienbabnbemten ci-
ren 8inf CAB; es mar Elm gan5 jun
ger Mann nit fleinem, blonoem, un=
gepflegtem ainn6drtden. Ser ge=
ante itano auf, 5ablte, griiBte uno
ging binaus. Sd ielbft piiroe oias
lem @inf feline 9eoentung beigslelt
baben, lpe1n er mir nift einige Gage
ipater ms @eoabtnis 5uriidgernfe,l
mare, als oas BLONDE &innbGrthe.l III
ei1em Der erniteiten Mugenblide oisies
gr5ablung mieoer ouftaahte. SD
borte oamals, oaB Der glonoe Gin
Ngent 2arian's mar, Der bon ibn ben
Nuftrag batte oas &ommen ullo Sc
ben Der &eiienoen auf Dem gabnbofc
BON GpinaD=inr=Srae 5ll iibermad)en.
Sd ridtete meme Mugen oilf Rou-
letabiae.
v@un iasen Sic, Serr 6reo,~ Jag
te er, .ieit mann boben Sic oenlr
einen Stof2 -. Sd babe Sic ME
anoers geieben ols nit oen Sander
in ben gaihen
Gin @eibenf, oas man mir ge>
maft bot", antmortete Der 9eteftine.
Grit Dor allr8em2" froete &oule-
tobiae meiter.
uNein, ib befam i'm in 9onooi1. "
v@s lit mabr, Sic fommen BON
2onoon, Ser 5reo 9arf man
Sbren Stod anieben2"
Sreo reidte Houletobiae ben
Stod. gs NOR ein GROCER aelbet
gambusitod, oelien @riff Ser S6ne-
bel eines 2aben biloete, uno ser init
einem @oloreifen per5iert mar.
&ouletabiae ur,teriudte i'm big
ms 4leinIte.
so, io!" iagte er la1elno !.
yWan bot Sbnen III 2onbon eilen
fran5oiiiden Stod gum @eifertf &C.
mo6t!"
vS6on moelid," iagte 6reo, c6itt
alls Der Giibe 81 fommen.
ySeie Die 6irma bier in eal5 flei-
lier Sdrift: yGoiiette, 6 bis, Spe-
vsabt man nitt au6 feline @d-
Idle in 2onoon mai6en?" fraqte
5reo -. Die gngl6noer fonnen ood
ibre Stode III Taris fm1fenl
8ouletobiae 9ob ben Stof 5ltrl!d.
als er mid in ben 3ug geiest bot
te, iogte er gu mir: Sic bobe1 Die
Ioreiie bebolten?"
Sal. pGoiiette, 6 bis, Opero.
-. 3ablen Sic ouf mid. Sic erbol-
ten morgen friib Elm paor 3ei[en."
am ielben Mbello ging if in 9oris
wirflid 8u Moniieilr GAZETTE, Stod-
uno Observation-Disclosures, uno ihrieb
Damn an meinen 6reuno:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-24

i6 feitaeitelIt bette, oaB ser ei1t5i9e
&epolper, ben i6 beiaB, in better
Sronurlg NOR, begab i6 MIDI nod
Dem 9abnbof, Ser .8ore sc Or
leons", %llnterfpegs trat i) in Den
2ooen zines @affenbonolers nno
faltfte einen 5neiten Hebolper iiir
HouletubiQe.
Sd batte eebofft, meinen 6reullo
ouf Dem Subnbofe BON gpinop 5u
%finoen; ober ct mar ntdt ba. SnoeI-
fen ernortete MIDI EN- &abriolet uno
bro6te MIDI i6nen nod Sc @lonoier.
Niemono ont Sor. Grit ott gil:-
gang oes Sdloiies ielbit benlerfte
ih Oen iungen Wolm. @r begriiBtc
mid fre1nOidoftli6, nabm mid ON
Irm uno frogte nit GROCER Ser5lil=
felt nod meillem grgeben.
(SorlleBlia foIet.]