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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-10
A Pleasant Surprise

follows the first dose Of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills: the painless regulators
that strengthen you. Guaranteed. Csc.
Mcbride & Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-10
GARRISON MAN KILLED.
r. s. HelIhaz Falls From Load {
Hay-Was Prominent Citizen.

Special to Times Republican.
Garrison. July 1O.-R. IS. Hellhaz, a
wealthy and influential man and town
councilman. fell from load Of hay at
Mrs. Speck's farm, southwest Of town.
and died almost instantly, yesterday
aftarnonn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-10

To cheer you up and interest you we
must make special inducements this
month. How we do it is by selling the
very best brands Of cigars and shad-
Ing our profit to almost nothing. Be
prudent-try our HAvAMERICO cigar
at S cents each. Put up in boxes of so
1t $3.50
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-10

This is the time Of year when you
need kouak. Take pictures on your
vacation.
The Eastman, Blair, Century and
Promo are the good kinds.
Eastman films are the only good
ones.
First class work IN developing and
printing and your work delivered when
promised.
THE FISHER GOVERNOR co.
p. s. HOAG, Mgr. 1856 w. Main st.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-10

Peving Contract Awarded.
Special to Zines Republican.
Hampton, July 10.3The city council
held a special meeting recently for the
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-21
CHRISTMAS ON SEG'Y TAFT'S RANCH
B,, =

"i sa, -hat had ue7er seen b. fore. s owing Christmas tree. Jus lp .y... .' he house was a large mul berry tree. The ladies of the house came out about 9 o'clock and deco rated the tree. with the assistance Of some of the men. Even the men re, quired stepladders to reach the top most boughs. First, the ladies gave lhem some artificial lcicles, which they hung on the branches In great profu- sion. AS the sun was shining brightly by thlS time. lt gave the icicles very gllttcriug appearance, and the wind, commencing to blow, shook them gen. tly. making the Illusion more perfect. Then lCng bright ribbons of many col orS were suspended from the topmost limbs and fruit and candies tied on with ribbons of the same cOlor-or- anges with orange ribbon, apples with red ribbon, lines with green ribbon, etc. Small toys were suspended from the tree: large ones were at the base. IL presented a very gorgeous spectacle, and the sight of the happy children that surrounded 1t made one wish to be a child again to enjoy it to the ut termost. But the best was yet to come.
 In the front yard were the presents intended for the grown people. and each man received one. One was a fine surrey. Five were each given fifty and seveuty-fve dollar saddles. Several married men got handsome metal bed steads. with springs and mattresses. Twenty or thirty fine hats, costing ST apiece. were distributed and many other articles, all the best of their kind. l saw a young man who re- celved an all leather suit case. This last item may seem strange on a ranch, but there are many polished gentle men among the employees who would consider suit cases very necessary should they have occasion to visit the city.
 "Au this while music was to Do heard from a band stationed on the front porch, where many of the visit orS were seated. After the Santa Claus of the Christmas tree had retired and the presents to the grownups had been distributed all repaired to the porch and front yard to see again the glee- ful children and the tree, and surely 1t was a thing of beauty and, with It's fruits and flowers. looked as thedEh tt
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-21

The best dining room, the best hotel &C., commodations, the most comfort at the Fifth Avenue
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-21
FROM THE HORTHERD LIGHT"

Beginning with this issue we intend to give frequent articles on the subject, "The Needs of Our School This is done because of our belief In the old saying, "Ask, and ye shall receive" " Through the kindness of the Daily Alaskan in printing these articles we hope to create a public sentiment that will back up the Board of Education in making several Improvements whose desirabilitY the members of the board admit. First and foremost to receive our attention Is the need of a new and modern typewriter.
 SOME NEEDS OF OUR SCHOOL.
 "The necessity for new typewrit- err"
 No better illustration of the need of a new typewriter for the school could be given than the Northern Lights ex-
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-21
FUR COAT FOR SALE CHEAP at the American Tailors. 397-3t
WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO
Thoir uncsasing work keeps sn'
 strong and healthyi

All the blood in the body passes through the kidneys once every three minutes. The kidneys filter the blood. They work day and ght. When healthy they remove about 500 grains of impure matter daily, when un. healthy some part of this impure mat ter is left in the blood. This brings on many diseases and symptoms- pain in the back, headache, nervous ness, hot: dry skin, rheumatism, gout, gravel. disorders of the eyesight and hearing, dizziness, irregular heart, debility, drowsiness, dropsy, deposits iu the urine, etc. But If you keep the filters right yoh will have no trouble with your kidneys.
 Henry Whity, of Dundee Addition. Port Town .end, Wash says: "Ooan's Kidney Pills did me great deal of good three years ago, when l was sui fering from pains and aching in the back and sides. It felt just as if had been beaten or bruised. Sharp twinG-s of pain would shoot through the kid neys, and the secretions were unnatural aud caused a good deal of imbarrass- ment My son procured loans Kid ney Pills for me and I took them according to directions. They prompt ry relieved the soreress and pain. corrected the kidney secrelioDs, and helped me 10 every way"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, N, Y, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-Doan's-an take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-21
arho onosn,n chriatmas card.n

Queon Alexandra has not given up her interest in behalf of the unemploy- cd Last Christmas she sanctioned a unique plan to raise more funds for them. This was in the shape of the Issue of O Christmas book, consisting of poems, stories, sketches, drawings and music, which was entitled "The Queens Christmas Card" Algernon Charles Swinburne, Alfred Austin, the poet laureate; Thomas Hardy, Marie Corelu Hall Caine, George Meredith, Arthur Wing Plnero, Sir Laurence Alma. .Tadema. Edwin A. Abbey, Will Ham Holman Hunt, Sir Edward John POynter and Sir Edward Elgar are among the host of those who contrib. uted. The production of the book was practically gratuitous. 1t sold for half Q crown, and the prrceeds were devoted to the queens unemployed fund.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-21
Compensation.

A small boy, returning from school one day, inquired of his father what people meant when they spoke of the 'law of compensation" The father, in the course of his explanation, cited the fact that if one of the senses is lost some one of the others receives Q cor. responding deyelopments-as, for exam pie, if a mans sight became impaired bis sense of touch or of hearing would become more acute, and so on.
 "Oh, now l see why 1t is," interrupt ed the little fellow, that when one les is shorter than 1t ought to be the other Is always longerr'-Harper's Weekly.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-21

Following are the names and grades of those excused at recess Friday after noon for being neither absent nor tardy during the fifth school month:
 Mir. Teford's room: Lewis stlne- baugh, Viola Powell, Arthur Boone. Clifford Beavers, Clarence Achison Willis Boone. Leonard Haslelt, Helen Russell, Mel ie Orchard, Herbert Shear CT, Veronica Mulvihill Eleanor Leslie, Harry Ask, Martha Friedenthal. To-. tai, IA; 8 boys, 6 girls.
 Mrs. Draper's room: Afford Doree, Sam Stinebauqh, Ernest Wolff, Grant Ca lson, Harry Wurzbacher, John Mack, James Mack, Major Leslie. To. tsl 8; all boys.
 Miss Doerrer's room: Evelyn Carlson Rosie Dortero, Goldle Stinebaugh, Ar ntld Gu,feId, Roy Mulvihill, Charlie Parker, Vincent Dortero, Clarence Pyke, Florence Doree, Edwin Fri,den thal, Edward Matthews, Hagen Mckay, Kenwa'd Ross. Total, l3; boys, 1 girls.
 Ms. Rosenburg's room: Frankie
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-21

D rienae F. day At ! crisictl non n in Jhe prnd of Frd@'o issue the ole m cbns gave e I flowtn. rerdi ioo ol the words "Mrs. Draper's room"; Ifap Cfzqdf3r flip All efforts to coax 1t to dc better were futile, so the "puo- liaher" wos obliged to fnish with pen ell This, in addition to making the issue late, gave our only rival 10 the local field, the Daily Alaskan, it's long awaited opportunity to humiliate us by the offer to loan us any of it's equip ment, It's criticism, roasting, jeers, remarks Humorous and otherwise), and insinuations we view with compla- cence; but rhe offer to help us out we must egard as adding insult to injury. And the worst of it is that unless the unexpected happens Qn the form of Q new Iypewriter), we fear that we may have to avail ourselves of it's offer or suspend publication.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-21
Rnunnd Douht.

When Ikey entered the shop with a limp, dejected air, carrying a pair oi checked trousers over his arm, MT. Sol omon looked at him with dlspleasure.
 "Ikey, why do you bring dose pants back?" he inquired severely.
 "He would not to keep them" said Tkey sorrowfully. "He said they moi of any wool pants"
 "He didg" cried Mir, Solomon indIg; nantly. Here, key, see dose mot holes in dls right leg, my son? Take dose pants right away back and show him dose mot holesw-Youth's Com panion.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-21
Of coursoI

Early in the morning session, when the pupils were feeling bright and hap py, the teacher thought 1t good plan to give them sentences to correct, both as to grammar and sense. She accord. ingly wrote on the blackboard;
 "The hen has four legs, He done it.
 Thoughtful little Ignatius, at the foot of the class, pondered deeply, and al the end of fifteen minutes time, allow. ed for correction, he wrote.
 "He didn't done it. God done it."-- Philadelphia Ledger.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-21
A Difference.

"The people lived wid before, ma'am," said the new cook, "was very plain"
 Well" asked her new employer, "are we not plain here"
 "Yez are, ma'am, but In different way. They wuz plain In their way O Twin, not In their looks, ma'am."- Minneapolis Journal
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-21

wriph,, w dc o son. Clifford Malth' ew,, Ed ard LidlicoaJ, Emlr on Rog- ers, Ha o q Mulv Lil Harry Acb son, Lois Mckay, Sarah Friedenthal, Mir fam Wurzbachsr, Bessie May Orchard, Aldoreen Carlson Total, l2; I boys, 5 Girs.
 Grand total, 47; 32 boys. IS girls.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-21
Extremes.

Preachley-Its certainly true that if n man hasn't any respect for himself nobody else will have much respect for him.
 Wlse-But it's equally true that if he has too muck nobody else will have any.-St. Louis RepuBlrv.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-21

had been transplanted from fairylond.
 "Thc people that came from a dis. tance departed before nightfal, but those that lived near by remained for an evening of music and good cheer, and thus ended a happy Christmas dnvp
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-21

@ ECRETARY OF WAR TAFT Is N part owner Of one of the largest S ranches in Texas, the Coleman
 Fulton ranch, so called, a 175,0OG acre farm" eleven niles from Corpus Christi on the San Antonio and Aran- BuS Pass railroad. One hundred men arc always and 25O men sometimes employed on it.
 T was SO fortunate as to have the pleasure of seeing a unique Christmas tree on this ranch" writes Mary Elise Muneey in the St. Louis Globe-Demo- craE "Chrlstmas morning, though warm, was foSgy, and slow rain fell, but by l2 o'clock the sun came out and the people at the ranch house be- gau to make their preparations. Ever
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-21

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished three room house in heart of city Majestic range etc. BIO per month enquire at this office. If
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-31

9ran9eabanmc SIT perfapfcn.
0rangcn61unte, melde bas foIte
@etter ~olis6alten fonnell uno nidt
our6 6roIt beihd0igt peroen iino
5lt oerfnlfen.
Shnl5e's 9ragftore,
60t @oliao StraBe.
@ltes Eel. $3.50 6G, Ienes TeI.tS6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-31
500 geIphnnnn. 500.

Sic 9eier oieier 8eitung tperDen lid
freuen, gu erfabren, bob CO tpenigitenS
cine gefiir9tete &ranf1eit gie6t, ipelbe
oie 8iHeni6aft IN al ibren 9tnfen 81
beilen initarloe lit; 5an's &atarrb.&ni
lit Die ein8ige iebt Der dr8tli6en 8riioers
idaft befai1ilte poiitipe Sur. &atarr9 err
fproert als cine Notwithstanding
cine fpnftifutionelle 8eban6lung. 5aas
&atarr6@anr fpirb innerlid geronnmer
uilb ipirft brett auf oas Slut nnb Die
i6leimigen Dberfldcben bes Spitems, bus
ourd Die @runDIage Der &ranfbeit 5ers
itDrenb nno Dem 8atienten &raft gebefo,
inbem ie Die aonititl1tion 0es &5rpers
aufbaut rnb Ser Nat1r gu ibrem 8erfe
1ilft. Sic gigentiimer haben 10 bieI Ser
trallen 8u i6ren Seilfrdften, oaR lie 100
Dollars 8elobmtn9 fir ieben Saa ane
6ieten, ben Tie Su flirierer berfeblen. 2aBt
g119 cine Cite bon 3ergniien fonnmen.
Man Ibrefiere:
8. S. G6eneb&g 60. Solebo, o.
gerfauft BON alien apotbefern, 75e.
Sails Samiliens8iaen iinb Die better.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-31

iino oas liderlte 6ltnoament fir Dos
Gtootsgebdlloe, Der geeignetite Nobr-
boben fir einerl fraftigen golfsndd=
muds unb cine geiunoe &l1lfur, uno
mebe Dem Staat, melder oieien per-
I6rumpfen laBt. gs giebt MIR
5ipei @rten &egierrngelL gan5 gleld)
unter pel6er Sorm; eine quite, ipelhe
iudt Die Sdmo6en Dor ben l1eber-
griffen ser Starfen gu ibiben, nno
cine idle6te, mel6e Oas @egenteil
tut. Moge sic unirige iif immer
nit Gedt 5u Der gfiteren 5ablen
Diirfenl
Slt ser Soffnune, ooB Sic, SEER
8ralioent, oieier 3ui6rift zines ein-
faden 8irgers cine giitige gntgegen-
nobmle nidt >perpeigern peroen,
iblieBe ib
ie6r bodadtungsbon,
Stto SO aden e n.
Ser GerfaIier miirbe es lebr gerlle
le6en, ipern oieier 8rief bon anoeren
3ettungen abgeorldt miiroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-31

S6 babe ni6t Sic Abfidt gebobt, Sic
3u berleBeL 1t1t0 fpertlt sic @elo
broudeH, 10 iogen Sic es nltr, ib
Itebe Sbnen GIT 9tenIten."
SD mill bon Sbnen fein @elo."
u9os frettt mid, freltt mild Sbret-
ipegelt 9oB Sic es ntdt notig bo=
ben, miiien sic, ooS freut mild. 8ir
fomltelt oaroltf mobl nod 5uriid,
~porIoltfig mo6te~i9 MIR crit cine
mloere Sa6e nit Sbren beipre6en.
@ie 1tebt e8 6ern nit Sbrer Srma
uno Dem @erbaGtiis 8u @loti6ling2
8etro6telt Sic oie 8erlob1tng als
a~ufge6obe1t, o6er bobel1 sic nod IL
geno mel6e 9[nIprii6e uro Nnforoe=
rlt11gen an Sen Monn2 Sf meme:
betrodten sic oen Monn nod ols
ge6unoen, miilen Sic, ober lit Dos
@erbdItnis boIitGnoig 9eGoit2"
Der Moior Io6te bobnii6.
Set mann bei6dftigen Sic ii6
oenn nit Gerlobnngen2" frogte er.
n9os min ib Sbnen iogelt, lieber
Moior. Sd bobe Sen @rltnolot,
nibt ma6r, feinem onoeren iei1t &c
i6aft 5n peroerbelt. SD mii6e mi6
ni6t in ein @el6dft, piiien Sic, NOR
on Elm 9onfltrrentz ni6t mobr, nod
beteiligt 1T. @lati6ling namlib,
miiien Sic, lit on MIDI ber0ngetreten
uno bat ii6 I'M oie Sono nteiner
Sodter @obriele bemorben. 9o bobe
ib mir gelogt: ebe olt ooroltf eingebit,
ioait DIT bod crit bel Sreuno Bar
oolir onfragert, Oh oo oltd o0es ge=
oronet 1T"
uGo2 @lotI6li1lg mill Sbre God-
ter beiroten2 Sd 9rotuliere. SD
meinerieits mode feline anipriide
mebr ouf oielet@
Ser Moior iprob oos 8ort ni6t
aus, ntadte aber ein 10 perd6tli6es
@eii6t, ooB lei6t 5u erroten NOR,
fpie gering er @lotidline ibabte.
oMein lieber Waior, Sic baben
ii6 iiber i'm %geareerf," iaate 5praf=
fer iebr rubig, LIMO oesbalb lino Sic
natiirlid nidt gut atf tim 8u ipre-
den. Sd perbenfe Sbnen<oos ni6t,
uno offen ~geltonoen, lit CT m1d ni6t
na6 meinem @eI6made, ipiiien Sic.
Gin illnger Monn, nod faum bier
| zig, ni6t mubr, Ser fein 8ei6aft
treibt, uno nod oo5n eill Wann, Der
nit oen Mooeioitrnalen 10 Dertrout
1T lpie ein 9omenidneioer, Der 1T
ni6t gatl5 nab meiitem @ei6made.
| Musgeiu6t bette id mir Sen nibt.
y9(ber mas moQen Sic MADDEN?
| @obriele 1T nun einnol fir i'm ein=
| eenommten, oenft pie1ei6t, es fonnte
fir lie 5u ipdt peroen, meine Srall
tit 5euer nno 6lamme fir cine Ser
Iobnng, ni6t pabr,. mie Die Wiitter
oaemal = mas ioa i6 90 maben2
9as ein5ige, mas ih tim fam, 1T,
bob i6 Sen Wfa1n oo6 %penigitens
CUR Mrbeit orl5ubalten periu6e. ST
ioQ mir o11fS &olnptoir, er ioa on
Dem @eidGfte nit ben 9raunfoblen
%mitorbeiten, pifien Sic, mo Sic 4uf=
iihtsrot Iino, lieber Mtojor, nno baB
i6 es ni6t pergeiie: %iibermorgen miro
oie erite SiBung ieir, uno i'd mo6te
| Sic bitten au6 ON Worgen Inn nellil
llbr BEL mir allf Dem &omptoir 5u
eri6einen, menn es Sbtten paBt, oa-
| nit mir bic Sade ins RENE b%ringen."
(N%prtiebuna folat.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-31
Grnuoetaeatnms : ue6ertraanmsen.

gtadlaR BON Geronica &emp an 90. g.
&od, @runbftiif an Der Wolterep Ctr,
$500.
Some guil0ins ano aoan afoeiation
an Charles &rueninger nno Srau, 8runo@
itiid an Der 3oro Sloresfrabe; $4,000.
g. 9eiieneder uao Sral on s.. 8.
Sanien, @ruubtild an Der @eIt Souiton@
mnb @alaberas GtraBe; $4,000.
Srunf Gimmang an $. g. Sallifpap
un6 9. q. Mc@sfia. @runbitiid in Der
/, 8eit @no Conn gunlpanb's Aooition;
Is. g. Monf6ouie unD 6rau an SO.
$. 9un1e, 1878 2s3 ader 2ano; $685.
&. 50. gonalpap unb Srau on Musuit
g. Saeder, 32115 Mder 2a1o; $1,000.
Sofepb Rartp an Sn1ie Gliia6etb 5al@
Ter, @ru1otiid an Der Seller Str.; $500.
Con 6. gates. uno 6. g.. 9tdion an
Sbeooore Sopp, @rurOltiid in Der Gait
@nb Mbbition; $500.
San 9lntonio Canning GompanD an
g. gfeiieueder nno s. 8. Sanien. 1.29
ader 2ouo an Der 9arrals nro @teoios
Ctr; $500.
Maberid SerreG II. q. an Charles 8.
0elten, @ruuoitiid an Der Moe. .. mo
8lpolfte Strabe; $3.50.
Srau Seroinanoe uno Yeber Wa9nlsz
len all Srnn 4lice 6. Sing. @rlnoitid
in @eorge Cuttings Suboipiiior; $1,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-31
WI4erIei.

@egen @ngriffs uno 8erau-
bung BON gbas. gi6mann i'm DITTO
Der pergangenen Sabres in Der Sito=
Shores StraBe puroen Samael 9ia5
nno Sacinto Srepino 81 fiinfiabriger
3udtbausbaft perurteilt.
= Shledte 53eiten IN Gan In=
tonic? Sci Ser Iuffibrung bon
uMaodme Butterfly" i'm S%pernbanle
iporen beioe @oriteaungen bis auf
'Den lebten 8las eefuat. 9ie @beno-
'borlteGuna bat minoeitens $4,000 ein=
gebradt. 9os iiebt ni6t barnof)
aus, als oh bas @elo III San an-
tonic fnapp lit.
- Die ySreibeiten" oieies 2aloes
als giirger gu genieBen miiniden na6
ben ob~gegebenen g%rflarungen: 9.
Sh0nfelo, Sobn Miiiier, 5elir
Sdenf, 2uomtg 5tefef uuo gonaro
Heter.
Der u@omens Club menoet
iih niitli6en 9ingen 81, inoetn er
cine 4ampagne fir oie Smtitat Der
Gtabt einsuleiten gebenft. 3u Die
lem 3ped iolen orei Gage I'M Sabre
feitae1est meroen, on melfen cine
grinolihe 93einigung Der Staot por-
genonlmen peroen fon. Sc otter, je
better
SIN goitomt iiilo 43 -Glerfs,
AZ 8rieftrager uno nern Sanobrtef=
trigger mgeItelt.
= @Gbreno er anf Dem @erilt
itono uno Sen 8au zines einitodigen
SauIes in Der 2omen StraBe iiber=
modte, itiir5te eriteres Elm nao Der
aontraftor Senrp Sdonfelo fiel 5nr
groe, pobei er iid on Der linfen Seite
ldmer5bafte Shiirfungen 5r5og.
0ie SdluBfeierlibfeiten Der
Sohl6ule finoen am IA. 5ebrnar IN
Ser Saae oes 8eetbopen Mdrner6or
itatt.
Das 81 Ser GerreG- Na6laiien-
idoft aeb0renoe 2ano unlpeit ben
beiBen Guenen, ettpa flint Wfeilen
iiiolid bon Ser Staot, lit on g. 81.
8aglep bon Stem 9orf uno &. q.
8ance BON Sflaboma fir $4,000
berfauft moroen. @s beiBt Die nenerl
gigentiimer oes 2anoes beabIidtis
gen, bort Elm groBes Sotel NIT 8aoe=
onltalt 81 bauert.
Der 9eubau oes &otels an
SteGe oes often Wabnde Sotels per-
8oqert iid nod INNER. 9o bate
man, penl1 baS @elo nift porban-
ben lit ODER nidt ausrei6t, oaS PRO
left aus5ufiibren, ben alten aoIten
bod nod iteber laiien lino beru1ben
fonnen. Die monatli6e GinbuBe an
Miete muB nibt gering iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-31

Mau6er bolt ii6 fiir gut, neil
aroere 70 giitig iino, ilber iell'e
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-31
l1eber bic llnsuiriebenbeit.

Isle lit es bpd1 in bieier @elt
Wett Gtelent gar 10 idJled)t b~eftelt,
Wp man aud binii eft, fern mmb mai,
Smfriebembeit lit felten ba!
8alo lit bas @etter TINS ST falt,
3u tuarut idbeint ms bic Spnne baln
Dit tits at trDdef, oft sm NAB,
Sp mef1ielt's pine ffnterlak!
gStrb es I'M Spmmer ms 81 betk,
Gina Wan1er germ aitf cine Neif -
@p6l iiber 2anb tt6 itber See,
Spd lit sn fnapp - has 4prtentunnate.
NeQn mDd1te its S6eater gelfn,
SpdJ iinb BITE Stiife gar nif1t idJ3n,
Grifetnt NAL ettuas 0ittes DDd,
Damn iinb bic 8reiie Diel SIT bpdl.
MQu ipetit, tuie jebermafn befannt,
O,ern einmaI aut I'M Heftaaratt,
ODD idmeft nift ieglifes @erid)t,
tlnb mas man miinfht, bas giebt es ntdIt.
l1nb 1T Der 8plitif iosar,
9a fan6 up6l Wamfer idlDn etn 9aarr
9as, mas hes Ginen Sbeal,
SuS w peHt |*tpS|s" 9""o ~"
su fumit,t es Denm ippbl, bak binieben
Mp6l fannt elm Ginafger gan5 5nfrteoen,
SudJ tpeie Elm Mittel i'd, prpbat,
Sas immer iih 6eipabret bat.
@en 0riaen pher Sprgen plasett,
Ser bramd' barpb nidt 81 %ner5agen, :
BUR Sddnfe gebt mnS laft erd) bier
Ginidanfen Elm 9las rSpne Star Srer".
@enm bieies banu i'm 0laie ladt,
Wtan gleih Elm amber Intlit mad)t,
Man fiiblt fib ipieher rtal biniebeit
Wfit Gptt nnb aaer @elt 5nfrieben.
Man fiiblt 10 tupbl, MIA fitblt 10 letdt,
Mls babe Mles man erretd1t,
Was man npin 2eben tuplte bier,
Sos bauft man ttitr benz 2une Star Bier.
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aAtnns!.

Sum gerfauf SIG ader feines
idmarses Mtesquite=2mio in @ilion
Gountp, mr. t15 Meilen BON 9abn-
ifation. @enn iofort berfnuft 500
per Mder. Gbeuio baben mir Stiide
BON 100 Ider ooer mebr in Der @dbe
bon Sails @ite in elmer berti6en 9n-
iieOlung geIegen Breis $500 per
Mfer, Ieid5te 3abllmgsbeoinglngen
aonmen Sic Iel6ft ooer idrei6en
Sic ar
s. Som @iaiams,
100 9lpe. O., acgeniiber Ser &uit-0f-
flee. Sun 9(ntonio, &eras.
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Sdnnlel strdnd)rrl 4oieul

Sd made biermit befonut oaB i@
oieIes ssobr tpieoer einen groBen 8or-
rot bon alien Sorten 8dllnlell
StrGlid)crn, Ii. l.. 10. babe, ltho 6fuar
ioId,e Sortelt. Die bier in 9eros qrt
ac6eiben. Cine grobe Iuspah( Der
rcidlidit.6liibenoen Stolen.
Scoer. ser etluos 81 ptinil5efl
miinIbt, io0tc nm meinen groBen
neuel aatolog idreiben. aoreiie:
81. 8. Stcinbrins, Murier1man,
9eu.8raunfels, SeraS
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Die S.-9fonf in Ser N0be BON
@lainpieD, Die 10000 @der 2oto IN
Sen Counties Sale, 2amb uro Goitro
entbalt, lit oerfauft rporoen. IS IT
oies cine Der gr6Bten 2anoperfaufe,
oie ieit langerer 3eit in unierem
Staote a6geidlofien limo.
Nus Seguin fonnlt Die gtad)-
ri6t BON Go0e Der 6rau SenrpW elh,
eilter alten g%epobnerin pom @llaoa-
loupe Gonntp.
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WerdSes,, Shpr6eit.

.@enn Sbr an Suiten< grfoltung
ober e~nt5iinoetem @als Ieioet, 10 ipdre
es qerooe5u Gorbeit, cine anoere Wte-
oisin aIs 81. Sings Scene gntoednng
al nebman, iagt g. 3. glorioge BON
gmpire, ga. SD babe Die gasene
gntoedune" lieben Sabre lang eegell
oieie aronf6eiten gebrau6t uno balfe
file fit oie bette gegen Sals- rno Sltrl'
qenleioen. 9(l1f meirie ainoer MUIR
Sen burh iie bon 9rdune fnriert.
0erfouft inter @qrantie bon 4oolpb
9reiB nno 81. Gobn & 60. Doc uno
81. Yrobeflai6e frei.