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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-18
Phone your want ads to $50.
-O-S-

Our line of green vegetables and
fruit will be complete for Saturdays
trade. Call US up. Peckham Grocery
COMPANY.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-02
G O TIN u f D
R O
P A @ F. O N F.
BOY ANSWERS

for the lack of the necessities of
life.
There is no denying the fact that
conditions are different than in the
days of our forefathers, and instead
of marriage being matter of
course it is a question of great mo-
ment in this day and age, and has
caused many a fellow to ponder
deep and long.
wonder If Girl" ever stopped to
consider this phase of it? l rather
think not. She only appears to
think the men of today are frivol-
Gus, that they have no hearts, but
the fact remains their hearts are
90 large and ender to permit of see
ing those they love suffer.
Look up the government Stats
tics of the average wage paid to
those who are compelled to work
for living. You will find that $40
per week is the amount. Let us for
the sake of argument. place this
amount at SIS, and this Is higher
than so per cent of the workers re-
ceive. Do you believe a young
couple could marry and properly
exist on this amount and live in
happiness?
This is the answer, Mr.. Editor,
and If Girl could only see the
heartaches because of it she would
not condemn us so bitterly, but
would strive to change the exist
ing order of things"
We do not blame Girl for be-
ing forced into the industrial field
to compete with us in the struggle
for existence, but do complain most
bitterly against system which
prevens us from receiving a decent
wage SO that we could not only exc
out an existence, but enjoy life. We
were not brought into the world
merely to exist but to enjoy all the
blessings nature and man has pro-
vided.
fear, Mr.. Editor, Girl will be
compelled to pound her typewriter,
push sewing machine, etc, a long
while yet before the Jungle Of de-
spair becomes Towering garden
of love and cOntentment,' and it is
the fault of neither of us. Yours
respectfully, BOY.
Editorial Note-The writer of
this communication is one of the
most prominent men in Spokane's
labor worldly
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-02
WANTS TO
DIVORCE THAT
WOMAN THOUGHT MARRIAGE
LICENSE CLERK COULD
4 FREE HER

DENVER, Dec. 2.-"Take that
and fix it-quick!' said a woman
with blood in her eye, monde
script "fascinator" and no visible
waistline, as she thrust a much
rumpled document into the shands
of a clerk at the marriage license
bureau, which, on examination,
proved to be a certificate of mar
rage.
II want it fixed right now!
want a divorce from that" she con-
tinued, indicating the that" re-
ferred to by an angry thrust of her
fist toward meek specimen of
the male persuasion who, with de-
precating eye, followed In her
wake.
q But you must know that I can't
do anything for you," said the
clerk. This office has nothing to
do with divorces; marriages only
are made here, andy way of a
pious afterthought-"in heaven"
"You granted the license?"
THAT is true"
"Well, you ought to be able to
undo that which you do, so just
write on the paper that this is no
good any longer" insisted the
wife.
They were then referred to the
county court, where they went. And
as they entered the door they had
begun a regular "old time" quarrel.
The bailiff led them from the
rom When thew were last seen
it was a case of scissors" be-
tween them as they walked down.
the street.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-02
FRITZKREISLER
The Worlds Greatest
Violinist

admires the artistic qualities Of the
Pianola Piano. He says:
The execution of expression one
can produce in piano playing by
means of the Pianola Piano Is mar
velous, and the Metrostyle enables
one to play in the exact tempo in
terpreted by great pianists."
The Pianola Piano is not means
of producing mere mechanical mu-
sic; 1t confers upon every one the
ability to play the piano well with
out previous knowledge of music.
The miracle of the Pianola Piano
is not simply that it enables any
one to play the piano; there are
many instruments that have that
faculty, but its phenomenal success
Is due to the fact that 1t enables
you to play so perfectly and arts
tically.
Be sure you get the genuine Plan
ola Piano. They are sold only at
Eilers Piano House.
Your present instrument will be
taken in exchange and easy pay
ments allowed.
Make your Christmas selection
now while the stock is at its best.
Fritz kreisler plays In concert at
the Auditorium theater the evening
Of December 6, under auspices Of
the Wagner club.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-02
LEW FIELDS, WORRIED,
IS FUNNY CHARACTER

and lyrics by George v. Hobart.
Fields does some excruciatingly
funny things.
II there is anything that Fields
can do better than another it is to
look worried, and in "Old Dutch"
he has plenty of chances for this.
He is worried most of the time.
He plays the part of Ludwig Streu-
sands, an inventor from Berlin,
who loses his wallet, and when he
Is penniless registers in a little
Swiss hotel as Leopold Mueller.
In. the meanwhile a real Leopold
Mueller has found Streusand's wal
let, and has registered in the same
hotel as Streusand. The hotel pro-
prietor offers him the chance of
working out the board bill in the
stable or going to jail. Field
chooses the stable. His pretty
daughter Liza, played by Alice Do
vey, Is obliged to do chores in the
kitchen.
1t makes your sides sore to see
Fields in the stable. He names his
favorite horse Lightning Charlie,
and when he plays tune on the
horses ribs every audience laughs
almost to the point of illness. In
the meantime fetes and banquets
are being given for the man who
is masquerading as the inventor.
and these occasions furnish oppor-
tunity for presenting sumptuous
stage settings and many special
ties.
In the last act Fields has been
promoted to window cleaner in
the hotel, and he appears in long
green apron with a ladder.
OF course the tangle is straight
ened out in the end, when Fields
comes out in a frock coat and high
silk hat.
The song hit of the show is MRS.
Grundy," sort of Yama Yama
song. The company includes many
stars. Ada Lewis, John Henshaw,
Eva Davenport, John Bunny and
Vernon Castle all make hits, and
the chorus probably holds more
pretty girls than have been seen
together on a New York stage this
season. Critics all say that the
story is weak but that Fields is
very funny.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-02
$780, RfWARD $500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at
least one dreaded disease that sci
Ell ) has been able to cure in all its
stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure Is the only positive
cure now known to the medical fra
ternity. Catarrh being constitu-
tional disease, requires constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting d.
rectly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby de-
stroying the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the consti-
tuition and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors have so
much faith in its curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dol
lars for any case that it fails to
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & c.,
Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-02
LlDGERWooD MASS MEETING

A mass meeting under the au-
spices of the Kenwood and North
Lidgerwood Improvement club will
be held at the Hamilton school,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-02

has a style and a beauty that is all
her own, and if it is true that she
Is the highest salaried vaudeville
artist in the world today, well, she
is worth the money. Her coster
song is the real hit of the bill,
though every one of her musical
numbers is well worth the hearing.
For the week beginning Sunday
afternoon Spokane will welcome an
old favorite, Franklyn Underwood,
who will be seen in "Dobb's
,SPOkANE-Bert Baker is the
synonym fer laughter, and Honey.
moon, Trail" at the Spokane, is an
excellent vehicle for him to dis
play his qualities as a comedian.
Mort H. Singer, of Chicago, is pre-
senting this piece after six
months run at the LaSalle theater,
Chicago, last winter. We have be-
come accustomed to Manager Sing.
er's big musical productions, for
they always bring pretty girls.
pretty music, pretty costumes and,
last but not least, the LaSalle
Theater broilers.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-02
MHAT THE &
1sPPPESS AGENTS ~
~ $A2 49,

WASHlNGTON-If anyone wish
es to see some regular Missouri
mule bucking and kicking he
should visit the Washington this
week, where one of the famous
kicking animals is daily keeping
prospective riders off his back
The mule is part of Hickey's Com
edy Circus, playing at the theater
this week. "Obey" has all the
characteristics of the famous
"Maude" and aptly keeps up the
reputation of that well known char
acter in the kicking line. Every
evening there are several persons
who try to win the money offered
to anyone who will stay on his
back, but up to the present that
person has to be found.
PANTAGES-Cziuka Parma, mu-
steal artist at the Pantages this
week, is the greatest living vir-
tuoso of the Hungarian piano. She
has by special request several
times appeared before the royal
family of Austria Hungary. She
studied music from the age of 9
year in Budapest and Vienna, and
toured all Europe for years.
ORPHEUM-Dainty Alice Lloyd
is the first and last word of the
Orpheum program this week. The
petite little English coincidence
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-02
ANNIE HAS TEPEE
in JAIL AGAIN

Annie-just plain Annie-an In
dian squaw, the remainder Of
whose cognOmen has been a mat
ter of speculation in police circles
for good many moons, has again
pitched her tepee in the city Jail.
Annie was dizzied to the point of
doing the fire dance the other
night from flirting with half fill
ed bottle, when a pale faced cop
interrupted. Judge Mann, whose
memory of her face was still keen
from the last time he saw 1t, gave
her Is days ut-of-the-weather" to
aid her to separate from her en-
trancing Romeo-Mr. Booze.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-02

Standard street and Wellesley ave-
nue. at o'clock sharp tonight,
for the purpose of considering
the proposed extension of the
Lidgerwood car line north on Di-
vision street to Rowan avenue, east
to ADDISON and north on ADDISON
street to Rowan avenue and the
abandonment of the tracks on
Lidgerwood street and Princeton
avenue.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-02
. q . . q 90 >>>
MODESTY MAY COST LIFE. Z
Boy Badly injured While Try
ing to Avoid Plaudits
Of Mates.

, SOUTH NORWALK, Conn.,, 4
, Dec. 2. - Bashfulness will 4
. probably result in the death 4
. of a local football player. 4
, Two weeks ago Howard John 4
. son, son of Philadelphia 4
, broker, won the final game 4
D of the season for the Over 4
, look academy, where he is a 4
, student. To escape the plaud- 4
, its Of his fellow students, he 4
. jumped from the dormitory Z
, window to the sidewalk. a dis 4
; lance Of a few feet. Concus- 4
, sion of the brain resulted and 4
, Johnson fell to the ground. 4
, He has not moved a muscle 4
3 or spoken from that time to 4
, this, and nothing that medical 4
, science has been able to do 4
. has improved his condition. 4
, His doctors have no hope of 4
, his recovery. 4
D . q q Q q . = Q Q = . q . . 4
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-02

MATTEAWAN, N. Y.-Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw visited her husband.
Harry Thaw, at the asylum here
for the first time in year. and told
him she would never visit him
again; believed she is preparing to
begin divorce proceedings.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-02
May Invite Roosevelt to China

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. q
II is reported in diplomatic circles
that Chang Yin Tang. the new Chi,
nese minister. who will arrive IN
this country about the middle of
next month. has been intrusted
with an invitation to former Presi-
dent Rbevelt to visit China.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-02

PORTLAND, Dec. with the
bride wearing gems valued at SIS.
600, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Stanford
left on tneir wedding trip last
night. Before the marriage Mrs.
Hamilton was widow of e. S. Ham
ilton of Tacoma, former state SEN
ator.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-02
; >>>>>>>> 90 80 .
, MARRIES SEVEN IN A DAY =
Trenton's marrying Parson"
Sets q New Record
for Himself.

. TRENTON, N. j., Dec. 2.
. Seven marriages In "a
. hours is the record just estab-
. lished by the Rev. Charles
. H. Elder, a prominent Metho-
. dist minister, who is known in
. the New Jersey conference
= as "the marrying parson."
. The Rev. Mr.. Elders un-
. usual rush of business COM
. menced last night when q
= young couple presented them
. selves as candidates for
. double harness, and concludes
. this afternoon with the sew 4
. enth bride and bridegroom 4
. and the seventh fee.
. Mr.. Elder will be kept busy
= now, for many engaged coup
. les, desiring to be married by 4
. one of the most popular
. preachers in the state, have
q arranged with him to start 4
. them on the pathway of we'd 4
. ded bliss.
. . . . . . . >%>>< 90 . 4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-27

De ourh Die @rplolion teilmeiie De-
nloliert. Das 8erbreben muroe ge-
gen 8 llbr Worgens beriibt, als itb
9eiemano in Dem @ebauoe befal1o.
9ie @gentllr ipuroe bon Dem Ste
liener San1es Weaculoio betrie6ell,
Der in LETTER 3eit mieoerbolt init
ieinen 2anbsleuten Streitigfeiten ge=
babt baben iolI. Die Eoli5ei perla,l-
tet, oaB Die nShmor5e 6onb" oabin-
ter 1teft.
Nabe Sinlsburp, Connecticut,
muroen Die 2eihen BON Srau Dimes
Miller nno ibrer beioen 4inoer i'm
Sarnlineton Stub gefltnoen. Da Sic
beioelt &inoer felt aneinanber gebln-
ben iparen, 10 tit an5unebmen, COB
Die Mflltter ibre &inoer ertrdt1fte uao
oalm iid ielbit oas 2eben naDnl.
Sic foll OH ten1pordrem @abnIilu.
gelitten baben.
Gie y&epublic Sron & Steei
Gonpanp" in youngstown, Sbio,
bot Die 2o6ne aller ibrer Nngeitcl-
ten INN 5ebn Ero5ei1t berintergeiest.
Sc peroen ungefabr 1000 9elte
0aourh betroffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-27

Die Wabt bes bentl1en &ai-
iers oSoben5oaern" pelhe on Size.
nad Dem WfitteIlanoii6en Meer ab-
fubr, I'M epentuelle bonn belltlben
aoiierpaar our Sabrt nod aorfu .no
elmer 4reu5fabrt i'm Wittelldnbiiden
Meer benrst an tperoen, folIioierte
mabreno eines itarfen Nebels ouf
Der 9obe bon ysoroernep IN Der Noro-
iers oSobell5olIern" mel1e BON Giel
yIor" Ser iofort nerianf. Gie
Mannldaft Ser uGor" ipuroe bon
ben 8ooten Der aSoben3ollern" auf-
gefiidt. Die &aiier-Oaht batte nltr
gerinefiigige 9eibaoigungen erlit-
ten, lief aber oo1 IN @ilbelnshafen
eitt Inn bort griinolib 1lnteriuht 81
iperben.
- Die &onferena Der central
Observation-Disclosures iheint nid)t
5n Stanbe fommelt 5u ipouen. @ic
es beiBt, bot graiioent 8asque5 bon
Gotta 9fico iid getpeieert, an elmer
iold]en teilaunebn1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-27
&ie alte sSreit,tbe.
Sc lamser SIR iie fennt, ie tnebr
iuertet SIR iie.

9oan's gfieren 9il1en enttaul6en
@ub ME.
Die 8iireer bon San slntonio nil
len oas.
2eiet oieien San Mntonio Saa.
2eiet, mie 9oan's Nieren Billel.
lire Mrbeit
Seit pielen SSabren errihteten.
9as 3engnis fonlrnt BON bier nno
fam gepriift merben.
Wfrs. sc. 9. Sreelnan, 434 grela
Strobe, Gan 9lntonio, iagt: Seit=
oem id Doan's Nieren Yillen gebrau,
DIE, iebt iiber Elm Sabr, erfreue ih
mid gutter @eiunobeit uno es mafte
mir 8ergniisen, oas WeitteI aud
anoeren 2euten 5lt en1pfeblen. gs lit
mir oaber cine @enllgtuung, ods
3eusnis, mel6es ih oen 8il1en 1907
ausIteute. 5u mieoerbolet."
0as 3eugnis, auf mel6es Mrs.
Sreeman beripeiit, ipar i'm @eientlt.
6en uie folgt: SD lit ibmer IA
S6mer5en in meinem Giifen uro
i'd botte eine abnung, oaB i'd an
ben geieren leioe. Ils bte MmsIf)ei-
bungen Der gaieren nnreeeImabig
lpuroen, ipor id bon oieier Satind)e
iiber5engt nno 10 peribaffte id mir
oenn cine S6adtel Doan's Nieren
Hillen i'm Store Der 8erar Irua
So. Sic balfen mir iofort nnb na1
fur5er 3eit mar i6 ean5lih bon mel.
neln geieretlleiben befreit."
Gum Gerfalf Bel alien 9dnblern.
Breis so Gents. Soiter-Milblirn
60, @uffalo, Seem Dorf, alIeiliige
9leenten fir oie Ser. Staoten.
@rinnert @nh oes Namens Il
0oans - iino nebnlt feline anoereii.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-27
segas.

Oas 0atnm fiir oas @alpelto=
ner Sangerfeit lit iebt enbgiiltig feit=
gelett. @s miro am IL, IS. nno
19. Wai itattfinoen. ggie cine 0epe-
ihe aus @alpeiton meIoet, Bat mon
ben iebigen @anoelsrlinilter geaeel,
Der befanntlih Elm Delltib- Seroner
lit, als gbrergait eingelaoen.
Sn 9aaas iprroe eir illlleer
Ir5t Or. Susb S. Serrp bon Wtit=
'alieoern ieifer 5anliIie getotet. Ger
8orfal1 paiiierte in Dem @obllbau-
lie Ser Sanlilie OIL Der State 5trobe
5errD ioa, tpie ieine Mngeborigen
beballpten3 in Ser geaht betrnlIfpn
ooer uilter Dem @infIllB BON 9piatell
ltebeno, beinlgefommen fem lno 1cine
sSaInilie nit eirer 6linte bporcht
baben. IS folgte MN elm furhtba<
rer &an1pf 3nilhen linn uno ieinen
griioern, on oeiien @nbe er lot
altf Dem gooer log. Die 2eihe sei1s
te oreiunopier5ig Stih= nno bier
ShnBtpinoen. Der cine Ser 8rii=
Der, 8oD Serrp, itellte ii1 iofort ben
Veb6roen uno am alloeri1 Woracn
furen nod brei peitere @riioer na9
Der sail" unb lieBen libaub feit-
1ebnnen.
Cine Waiienperiamlnlung Ser
giirger bon SaI1ettspille bat in elmer
i'm oortigen Gourtbaus abgebaItenen
8eriantmlilng elm logenonf1tes ,,Gi-
ti5en's Sifet" fir Die fonlmelioe
Sta6ttpabl aufgeitellt. g. S. Mids
itebt als MaDorsfanoioat an ser
Spite oeffelben.
Ssn @raii6 Brairie, 5tpolf Mei-
len Deitlid) BON Dallas, iin6 Ser
gabnbof Der geras & 8acific 8obn,
Der Wsithea'lbe .6ol3bof Ser Glii-
ton'ide giiefttpaaren-2aoen nno on-
oere @eihdftsbdltier abeebranlt
Der Sdaoen belauft iih allf $4,000.
gfobert @illenberg, Der Sphls
eines befdnnten Snrmers aus Ser
@egeno bon 8affrop, ipuroe Dor Ell
nigen Sagen bon eilien tollen @llnoe
in ben sfrm gebilien. Wan bet
i'm iofort nod Dem Haiteur- -SnIti-
tut IN Muffin gebraht.
Die IN Ser @egefo BON Sam
bobal, @iaiamion gouiltp, beiteben=
ben oeutiden 8ereine monen Die por
nebreren Sabren absebronnte grobs
0ereinsballe pieoer aufbauen.
ssn Souiton itarb Hetcr :.
9ioB, elm otter Raneer rno Snbioncr.
8efdn1pfer, 9ruoer oes peritorhenen
@oupernelr Sulliban 8. 9foB, i'm
4lter bon 70 sSabren.
ltlller Staat miro gesen feline
peiteren Stdote in Werifo als Tero
Gru8 unb Erogreiio Guorontane eil-
rihten.
s(nl g.. 10. nno II. Suni lo1
III Corpus gbrilti eille eroBe 6eier
5lr groffnung bes 3ilrtle Gope &a-
fols Itattfinoen.
Ger Merifaner guperto sSiga.
ro lit bonn @eri6t in g[lpine idul.
Dig beflnoen, oen iriiberen Goul'tp.
fommiiidre ernit eetotet 5u baben
imo 81 lebensldngliden 3u6tbops
pcrurteilt moroen
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SSn Sort @ortf 3og iib ein
Mann nomens S. S. Sdoeffer aus
@alnut 9aioge IN arfanfas 10 ihpcre
granopunoen ait. oaB er iturb. er
batte Die gaht In elmer eroBen Site
5ugebrdht Die HI eitter Saep noGe
Der Moin StraBe itano. @esen Mor-
gen 3iiuoete er elm Streidbol5 an
uno ieste baourd) leies Yapier in
9rono, oas in Der 9abe lag Gas
sSelter teiIte iih Der Siite lnif. oerea
Dedel Shaeffer 5ugemodt batte uno
ebe Der llngliiflibe beireit per6en
fonnte, iparen ibm alle 4leioer pom
2eibe gebranrt.
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s6tetc SEN Mnareiier.

Gin nnerbittIiher Woroer lit 9lp-
penbicitis BET pielen &raltfen. Mber
Or. Sings Seem Bite eas totem TIN,
iltoem iie ibm 5uborfmmen. sic re-
gen in ntiloer @eiie Sen Ma9eli.
Die 2eber nno oie @ingelpeioe eli,
perbinoern iene Mniammlungelt, Die
Mppenoicitis berbeifiibren ullo beilen
8eritopfung 8iliofitat Sieber, Wsa-
laria, &opfibn1eraen u1o l1nberoau-
lidfeit. 25e bel aaen Mpotbefern.
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%. s. & 5. ga9n.

SO. 4-Ra1 Dem Norben. .7:3O uprr1
sSlper -Ndd Dem Noroen 500 rahrn
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9as eieb Der srodembeit.


Rad Megen ledjaet bic g2atmr,
9pd) ,uta er gar uidlt funtnten;
Ad, ettlen ein5'gen Sdjauer nnr
Sn mni'rer Garuter Gruutnten.
SMeint aud ber 9intntel md 10 id,uer
Nttt @plfen iibers1gen,
9a trnmt elm Nprbmebem baber
ltnb al(cS til ttrflpgen.
Der Tarmer fratt jidb hinterm Dir
ttnb bemtt: ,,Bas ful 6ns tuerben!
Wenn'S ntdJt bnlb regnet, fuutmt eMppr
81 gar ntdjts aus Der Erben."
@er trdst MN iuoI Saran BITE GHnIb,
9nk biefe8 gar nifbt enbet,
9ak, iuie es fGeint, bes &immel Snlb
so sans ppn uns getpenbet.
Sd CLAUDE EdlerIidj, es lit
Die 2ign ber Haituren,
Die 9aben fid5, 5u tfber Grift
Hte Srudenbeit ertpren.
9a iie nnr iutrfen san5 beftimmt,
hnt trDfen nns 5n legen,
90 ruff 6er Gimmel, brpb ersrimntt:
aSett gibt's andb feinen Wegen!"
Drum, HoHt SIR trpdem fein, 70 ieib
SO and In alien Wesen,
9enn tuirb iidD mol, In ein'ger Seit
Der Offer BET end Iesem."
9as Mtamp Bter lit gefnnb,
@plfd1medenb unD bef5mutlidj,
Gntgegen lit tbm IN ber Stnnb
gtur Der, ber bgperrfr5utmlidJ.
8eim aIau,o 8ier famn man aud
Die grDdenbeit ertrasem,
0as lit elm gutter alter 8raudJ
a8ie ieber tueik ST. iasen.
ttnb bleiben tuir beim AIamp,
Wirb nns Der S5immel iesnen,
9enn tiiadjt er nnS aud tuteber fro5,
tnS lakt es iuieber regnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-27
sambbrit tamn nidbt aebeiIt meroen

6u~~uSts %~tsh sAstVA ASuStSS s~e>UtH
ourd Iofale NppHnanonen. ipeil Tie Den
trn1lfen Sell bes Obres nibt erreiden
fonnen. gs giebt nlir eirlen @eg, bic
Salibbeit 5u fltrieren. nnb Der 1T our1
tonftitlltionelle peilutittel. Enubbeit tpir0
bur6 .eirlen erlt3iinbeten 3uftar0 Der
i6Ietmigen Musfleioung Der guftn1ii1eu
Mobre berilr5ddt. gBenn oie1e N0bre
Iib ent5iinoet, babt SIR einen r,impeIM.
ben Son ooer iinnoDfonnmenes @eb6r;
uno tpenn fie 9aro gefdlojIen 1T. ertoIst
Snubbeit, itnb ipern bic gnt3iin6,tna
ni9t geboben itrb bieie 8i0bre tpie0er IN
ibren geb6ri9en 3u5tni,o periebt iperoeu
lam, tpir6 bas @eb6r fir iI1ner 5erit6rt
tperoeu; neun SdlIe inter 5ebn 5inb bur1
&atnrrb beruria6t, tpeI9er ni1ts nIs
elm ent8iinoeter 3uftano Ser f9Ieinigen
OberfI61e lit.
@ir tpolIen einbunbert Douars fir ,ies
ben, bur9 &ntnrrb berlirin6ten Sail bon
Sallbheit seben, ben mir nidt nurd iri@
nebmen bon r9an's @atarrb. alr1 beiIen
tonnen. 2a6t gud iinfonft 8irtltlare
fonmen.
S. s. Gbenep & Co., Sofehu, ..
8erfauft bon alien Npotbetern. 75c. 7
6nI's Eamilien<giIIen finb Die beftex.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-27

- Son Der beroii6en Got elmer
Wutter miro aus Waonterep geluel.
bet. Ole Srau, Die @attin eincs
slllgelteaten IN ben Stablnerfeil
namens 9amioe5, ipnroe bon elmer
Der uYarb-2ofonotipen iiberfabren.
9lls fie iab, oaB iie nidt mebr
allsipei6en fonnte, batte iie @ei-
ltesgegentpart gelnue, ibr fleiltes
&iilo, Dos iie auf Dem grm trug,
fort5ltibleiioern, 10 oaB oies gerettet
lpnrbe. sic ielbit nuroe iofort ge-
totet. Sbr Mann iab Dem @orfoli
5ll, obne ibr belfen 5u fonnen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-02

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