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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-20
MESSAGE SENT To
LEGISLATURE
GOV ERNOR RECOMMENDS Much
To NEVADA LAW MAKERS FOR
THEIR ATTENTION-ASkS BUe-
MESS SESSION AND No DELAY

CARSON CITY. Jan. l9.-Gov-
ernor Dickerson today transmitted
his message Ia the legislature. He
commends the idea OF providing for
employment for the inmates of the
state penitentiary by which they will
I not compete with free labor \ rec
concentration is made for enlarge
menf of the state insane asylum and
the need OF the University of Nevada
for more liberal appropriation TO
increase its efficiency is urged State
Engineer Nicholas and the work ac-
complished through his department
is praised The state board of asses
sors i scored for refusal 10 equalize
the railroad assessments on basis
with the actual value of the proper
ties and more in proportion 10 the
assessment OF other property in the
state. The state police law is COM
mended in principle but the wishes
of the governor are that amendments
shall be passed 70 make il less dan
gerous measure and 10 make il less
expensive 10 the state in times of
peace.
The message asks for the repeal of
railroad law aud recommends taxing
all express companies doing business
in the state per cent of their earn
ings Safe banking LAWS are demand
ed 8 pledged in the Democratic
state platform which shall permit
the expansion OF the banking business
under strict supervision of the state
and give the utmost protection TO the
depositors. Anti-wildeat mining must
he given its death blow in Nevada by
law 10 encourage and protect capital
Inspection of all mines of the state
should be governed by law with COM
petent. practical mining inspector in
charge TO eliminate much of the dan
ger that miners are now in danger
from. Grating on workmen by fore
men and other bosses must be pre-
vented by the action of the legisla-
ture A change Of the method now
prevailing for leyying taxes on pat
ented mines IS recommended. The
addition as a part of the state con-
stitntion of the initiative and recall
and for the election of United States
senators by direct vote of the peo-
pie i recommended. An easier meth
cd for the adoption of constitutional
amendments should be considered
and action taken. The tax rate on
mort cages should be reduced. The
adjustment of the lobby is handled
with suggestions that some means TO
that end be taken.
That the fair name of The state
shall no longer he disgraced by i'll
mated couples desiring separation.
better divorce laws are desired \
code commission is pointed ont as one
of the needs of the hour in the state.
The present laws which prevent the
investment OF school funds in state
and county bonds should be amended.
\ conservation commission to inyes-
tigate and report on The natural re-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-20

The closing down of good part
of the GirouN operations yesterday is
but temporary step 10 enable the
completion of plans of development
and production under the new man
agement which are now doubtless in
hand. In little while the Giroux
properties will be more active than
ever before in their history and it
will be but comparatively short
time after plans are lined up until
the mine will be getting to the front
very rapidly as one of the greatest
producers of copper in the country.
That is the way the new people have
of doing things.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-20

Railroad and new reduction WORK :
construction are assured to the dis
triet within the present year. There
is no other possible course in view
of the investments that have lately
been made and the large interests
that have been lined mp for service
The meaning 10 Ely district may not
be discounted il is too big to he
eomprehended. Another year and We
will begin To attain realization of this
from the greatly increased prosperity
population and activity that will by
that time he ours
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-20

he timely suggestion is made that
the soldiers returning from Cuba
after long stay should not take part
In the exercises OF March without
careful attention TO their clothing as
related To the weather. This warn
ing should be general. The inaugu-
raj date in the CALENDAR has a range
of over 20 degrees and is a snare for
everybody.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-20

A difference OF opinion has come /
about between the employees of the /
Steptoe Valley Smelling Mining |
Co and the management OF the lat /
ter. The men hold that because their
working time has been reduced. in |
accordance with their wish 10 the /
number Of hours fixed by the law |
their pay should not be reduced pro-
portionately The management pre-
samably hold. that il should pay
only for that which il receives. else
it would not have put the cut in pay
as we'll as in hours in effect The
News sincerely hopes that manage
ment and men will be able To get
together on common ground and ad-
just the matter before either side
sustains injury by suspension of
work for any important period Such
outcome. We feel, would be 80
gratifying. once attained. to all con-
eerned The season of the year nor
labor conditions i'm the country are
neither popitious for a strike There
are still a great many ilde men in
the country. while the worst of our
winter is ahead On the part of the
company. il would he embarrassing
to il and the stockholders of the COM
panies II operates with. To be obliged
to shut of its copper production at
this stage. even il only for a short
time. In consequence il would seem
very desirable that both sides 10 the
issue should get together. and the
community will hope that this may
come about The restraint which has
marked the conduct or the men 70
this time. the conservatism they have
Observed, is very much TO their
credit and gives added hope for the
working out of a solution to the pres
ent situation which will be fair and 4
desirable.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-20

sources OF the state should he ere
ated that they may be protected and
that the most benefit may be derived
by the people from them. In con
clusion the governor makes strong
plea for the members 10 get down 10
hard work quickly and accomplish al
that IS possible in the time me session
shall last
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-20
SPEAKER GETS
HIS RAISE
CUT MADE IN ORIGINAL BILL,
FIFTEEN THOUSAND BEING Al
LOWED INSTEAD OF TWENTY
As THE COMMITTEES PROPOSED

WASHINGTON. Jan BY a
vote of 81 TO - the senate today
fixed the salary of the speaker of the
house of representatives at SIS. 900
instead of sl2. 600 as at present and
instead of 100000 as proposed by
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-20

Are the Republicans proud of
their victory asks Mr. Bryan pa
per They are mighty we'll content
ed bur unable TO say surprised.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-20

\ state legislature that wastes
time at the start is certain 10 find
itself embarrassed in essential mat
ters as session nears the end.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-20

Entered Is seeond-class matt G
November p. 1908. NJ the postoffice
at East Ely. Nevada. under the act Of
congress Of March 8. 1879.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-19
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~ Ew American industries have
e grown as rapidly IN recent years
as has artificial ice-making and
rafrlgerating in its various phases. In
the manufacture Of ice the strides have
been enormous, while the conditions
Of the supply and the demand that IS
always increasing indicates that there
IS 70 be an even greater extension.
It was but g century ago when the
shipping OF natural ice became g bust
ness, and in Frederick Tudor Of Boston
originated the idea Of shipping the ma
tUral product from the great fresh
water streams Of the north TO sections
Of the south, where the chances for
harvesting a crop Of ice IN the winter
were slight.
Throughout New England, and in
deed In the middle Atlantic states,
every farmer had his own iCehOUse,
which ne filled In winter for his use
IN summer, and while those who had
more than they needed sold Il to their
less fortunate ueighbOrs the transac-
tiOn was confined to I,etghbOrhoods.
Tudor, however, with Yankee fore
thought, had an idea that ice would
bring a good price in the south and he
loaded q vessel with blocks Of frozen
water and set out 30 see what ne could
tied for the harvesting and had allowed
IoF that which melted ne had some
profit which encouraged him.
From then On he became an fee
baron his caTgOes went as far as the
West indies and he laid the foundation
Of what IN ten years became a vast
business that employed hundreds Of
men and scores Of vessels.
Today the ice industry has attained
an enormous business and in the two
phases, the natural and the artificial
hundreds Of thousands Of men are en-
plOyed and millions upon millions of
dollars are invested in It. The industry
having been started in this country has
been largely developed by Americans
and they have become the greatest
consumers Of ice IN the world.
The combined cry Of an physicians
against the paTtaking OF Iced drinks
prevails not in this country. Ice IS no
longer a luxury, It IS a necessity. The
poor and the rich alike demand il and
they have It. For those who are too
poor 90 afford il free ice funds are
reised annually IN every city.
Ice enters into dozens OF phases of
our daily life The butchers. grocers
ana others who sell edibles use ice to
keep them In iced, or refrigerator
cars fruits and vegetables, meats. milk.
oysters and many other things are
Ehipped from one part OF the country
60 the other, often being from two to
ten days IN transit and arriving in per
Sect shape.
All over the country there are cold
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-19
JoHNNY's THREE BUTTONS.
CPhlladelphia Record

A Sunday school teacher was trying 10
make clear to his class the Fundamental
doctrines Of the Declaration of Tndenen-
dence, Now, boys he said. ''I will give
you each three ordinary buttons. Here
they are. You must think Of the first one
as representing Life. Of the second one
as representing Liberty, and of the third
one as representing the Pursuit Of Happi-
ness. Next Sunday viii ask you each
to produce the three buttons and tell me
what they represent"
to the youngest member, Now, Johnny
produce your three buttons and tell me
what they stand for"
I amt got 'em ALL" he sobbed, holding
out two Of the buttons Here's Life, an
here's Liberty, but mOmmer sewed the
Pursuit Of Happiness on my pants.''
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-19
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, SEPT. 10, TgUs.

My friend" said the man, tits the
fust time I ever rid on a railroad train,
an eff you amt a better man that what
I am I'm a-goin' to set right here till
see whar the road ends. know Il must
end some'rs, an I'm curious to see
whar. Here's one more dollar. Now,
go long, an Ie'me alone!"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-19

soiled dishes piled up on the shelf.
"She has been away exactly fourteen
days" ne commented.
'And how did you find that out, chief2'
asked his assistant.
why. it's dead easy. Married men new
er wash their dishes when their wives arc
away, and there are just fOrty-two solIad
plates on that shelf. That means three
plates q day for fourteen days"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-19

E1y's Cream Balm has been tried and
not found wanting in thousands Of
homes. It has won a place in the fam
fly medicine closet, where 1t Is kept at
hand for use in treating cold in the
head Just as soon as some member OF
the household begins sneezing OF snuff
fling. It gives immediate relief and a
day or two's treatment stops a cold
which might become chronic and run
into a bad case Of catarrh. Price so cts.
If you prefer to use an atomizer, ask
for Liquid Cream Balm. It has ali the
good qualities Of the solid form of this
remedy and viii rid you Of catarrh or
hay fever. No cocaine to breed a dread
full habit. No mercury to dry out the
secretion. Price 75c, with spraying tube.
All druggists, or mailed by Ely Bros,
IS Warren street, New York.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-19
THE LONG RIDE FOR HIM.
(Atlanta Constitution.)

(Atlanta Constitution.)
This is where you get off" said the
railroad conductor.
But I haven't rid fur enough" said
the Billville man.
Cant help that. You can't go any
further on this ticket"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-19
SHERLOCK IN THE KITCHEN.
Chicago News)

The modern Sherlock climbed through
the window and entered the kitchen.
His wife is away" calculated Sherlock
as he surveyed the room with the critical
eve Of Scotland Yard st shall find out
how long she has been away"
And then Sherlock beam to count the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-19
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-02

south Omaha, but no definite action was
taken.
II was decided, however, to make an eff.
Tort to have the Park hoard do the work
IN Omaha As the property abutting the
street is OF such a nature it is feared II
would not stand the necessary tax to com
plete It. The county is expected to do the
constructing work through CIontarf pre-
einot and the South Omaha council through
south Omaha. The sarpy county commits
sioners may after this work is done decide
to continue the pavement into sarpy
county.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-02
Macadam Road
to Be Built to
the Sarpy Line
Proposition Will Come Before City
Council and Boards of the
Two Counties.

The building OF a macadamized street
from Thirteenth and Vinton streets
through Clontarf and South Omaha and on
into SaTpy county, is the object OF a meet
ing Of the city council, the county com
missioners, the South Omaha council and
the Sarpy county commissioners, TO be
held at the city hall a week from Satur-
day. A preliminary session, In which
members OF the Omaha and South Omaha
councils and some OF the county commits
aNeeTs participated. has been held In
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-02
DIR. ChrIsten.rn MarrIe..

RACINE. Wis. Oct, Especial Tele-
gram)-Dr, S. c. Christensen. formerly OF
Blair, Neb.. was married to Miss Margaret
Stephens here Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-02
CauEht in the Act

and arrested by DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
bilious headache quits and liver ana
bowels act right 2c. Sold by Beaton
Drug Co.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-15
1eras. 8.
Das 4riminal.glp .glppellntipls

0as Sr1lflllldl<Appeuaf
geridt bot feline friibere gntIdei-
onng, oaB oas Sasoeeies fonItitu-
tionea 1T, mieoerbolt uno beft1tiet.
- Die Stoots- -@gaminationsbe-
boroe fir 9ler5te miro am 9. go
pember in @reenbille Sulommenfonl-
men uno orei Gage in Sisung blei-
ben.
@uf Dem 9lobe BON Gill
2in6iep in Der @eseno BON Decatur
lit Elm getuiiier 90. &. Sleeper cr-
fdoiien moroen. gs iheint cine al-
geneine ShieBerei 5lpiiden Gfep
per ltno ieinem Shtpiegeriobn Bur
net uno oeren beioerieitigen 5reln-
ben itottgefunoen 81 baben.
sSSn Sort @ortb bat man einen
6ali6ipieler, Der fpabrenb Der lcb-
ten gieb5iidter- -aonpention einen ge-
tpiiien s. s. @umberleoge aus 8oin-
iprigbt, Ohio. $1,000 abnabnl, oui
5ebn Sabre in's 3udtbaus gei6idr.
Das 2roeipig-Sotel IN Heli-
graunfels lit an 8m. afeil fir
$4,000 perfauft iporoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-15
Sc fteht at Ser Gpibe,

8roBe Saten perlangen SInerfen-
nuns. 9ie 8elt front ibren goa-
bringer. Desbalb front bas ameri-
faniide 8olf au6 Or. Sings Nen
Discovery als 4onig Der Gals uno
2ungen-9eilnlittel. Seoer Mtom lit
Elm @eiunobeits- Sampler. gs totet
Seine un6 @rfdltungen nn6 60
Grippe beridpinoet. gs beiIt Die
bonn Suiten angegriffenen Shleim-
baute uno beenoet ben Suiten. aran.
fe, ent5iinoete 8ron1aI- -@obren iper-
ben gebeilt, 2nngen tperoen furiert
ull0 8lutlingen boren auf. Dr. 1eo.
Wore, 8lad Sad, 81. g., fbreibt:
ugs furierte mir bon 2ungenIeioen,
meldes alle ger5te aIs boffnungslos
alfgegeben." so Cts. uno $t.0D.
Brobeflaide frei. @arantiert bon al
len Drliggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-15
''Machen Sic uns den besten
zug, der je gebaut Wurde. /"
sas NOR oas fette 8ort oas ipir 5u benz Woaenbouer
lpradlel as mir bel bm Die Serridins meres l,elleu
3uges beite1ten,
The katyLinnited,
pelder am 26. September feline 6abrten auif6en
Texas, st. Louis u. Kansas City
al madden bedon11

2s1r Dabe ete ltrlade, liber Die Mrt l0 Weife emf
tatlft 8u ietl, ne uniere 8eiteInne nlsaefbrt it,
oe1 gSagenbauer tit es gell1neetl cine neue 6tlife in
DER elega15 llno geqnemlidfet zines giienbohnlpo
gems 81 ertl11ne - er bat elm neues W1ter geldaffer
nod Dem Die beitel G11nan eine 3eitIana boupn
miro
Der 3ue 1T elm @uloer an gleean5 uno @oufonrmen
belt Gr lit orbgebenos brilliant beeue1tet 1,n6 bot
uebar Sars", Die piel beaer idoner lno beqemer aro
aS anbere
Die Sd)lafiuagen 1o nit alien n0tiaen Bequenlidfe
ten perebel nno NIT Dielen Grtras oie sic au fpiir6
gen millen meroen groBcre 0amler- 9oilettenaimmer
= gefe1 fir 3abne=9 =9enigung eeftriidaes 9id1t in
Den Beten - elefride 6dder ~ peridiebbare Geniter.
Screens - Sbierpotions Gar
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morgens, San Mntonio I'M 8 llbr so noraens Muitir
nm LOS nabmittags, goeo nm lbr tlad1n1ittaqs
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abenos Senon II llbr Is abenos un6 fo1l1t in &on-
lag Gitp I'M II llbr 25 morgens nno in ct 2os 1n
ltbr 90 nad]nittags
Gurdeebenoe vGbair Cars rro 5dbafipaaen nod Sen
obe1 genallltetl Srten.
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Ger 5nead)e tagdDe 9ent peld)en oeer Sabrplan lno
oerienge oes
3tpilliues3uges, oes ssKATY FLYER,
borieben, nalbt oas 9eien nod ct 2ous 1lno &onas
Gitp auBerlt bequenl PLIES, mas man ali bebalten
brandt menn ete Heiie mad oer Noroell ODER Dem
Often plant, lit bas Wort vRatp"
Sauas, Sn5 8eballDe WeaiI Str llno Gatn 8ahuhof
Jprt @Drtb, Jatiron @eb. 9tb & Souitnn Ctr
Union gabnbof
gSacu Gitp 9ifet Office lino aatp ga6nbof
Nmtin, 102 gselt 6tb ctr. ulo Union gabnbof
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Sonlton 513 Wfain Str. 1lno aotp gabnbof-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-15

Staaten bon $194, 100000 i'm Sabr
1899 auf $4f0,000,0O0 I'M Sabre
1909 bot oos Sanoelsoepartetneni
peranlaBt, gu ernitteln melde Sir
tifel 81 oieier 3nnobme beigetragen
baben unb burh pel1e 9Gfen Der
grport paIiierte. Die Sauptartifel
Der 3unabne lino 8aumlpole,
Sleiid, Sdnal5, Waebl, 9obaf, nli=
neralilbe Dele, 8aur1poal alamen=Oel,
gauboI5, Gbospbate, Mais, 3eis
uno 5diffsborrate; oieielben ipnr-
Den fait aae nod europa erportiert.
Die erobte 3llnabme unter ben Golf
ifaaten batte @olpelton a1fsuipei-
len, 5ein grport ftieg bon $7S.=
100000 inn Sabr 1899 auf $780,
100000 I'M sabr 1909; iein Saupt-
erportartifel, galtmmoae, itieg bon
$57, 100000 i'm ssabr 1899 onf
$161. 100000 i'm sSobr 1909. Ser
@rport bon Stem Orleans itieq in
Dem genannten 3eitrann BON $685.
100000 auf 145,0OO,OOO, Ser
BON Mobile BON $8,750,0O0 uuf
$27, ,333, 900.
Cine Depei1e aus San
5ranciseo neloet: Ser Sefret1r oes
eSnnern, Mi6arb gl. 8alinger. spel-
der bon bier abreifte, Inn cine I'm
terlllhllne iiber bie @aiier-8eaugs-
qnellen Der Sierra geepaoa an5u=
itellen, bat cine grflGrung beSiig-
lid leiner Mnli6ten iiber Die Ser
lpertung Ser offentlihen 2dnbereien
erlalIen, tporin er unter anoerem
lagt: u3um 3fped Der 8erfiigung
iiber Die 8bospbatlaeer in sen
RodD Wountain=5taaten iit Der gr-
laB neuer geleblider 8eitimnlun-
gen oringeno erforoerlid. glGe Be-
fanlttell @ebiete, in meIben iih 8eos=
pbatlaeer in ben offentIi9en 2all=
oereien befinoen, iino iebt porlall-
fig reierpiert in grtpartltng geieb=
gebriiber Sdritte oes &ongreIes.
@ls ielbltperlfanolib erldeint es,
bob Die 8erauBerune oieier Eager
oes ipertpollen Diingeritoffes moe-
lidit unter Der geibranfung erfol-
gen follte, oaB er I'M sssnIanoe fir
Die grbobung Der Srudtbarfeit
Der amerifaniiden 6armen benlbt
miro unb Dos Broouft llidt iils
Muslano ipanoert. gSas 0ie &ollef=
lanoereien angebt, ioiinb in Mlas-
ia ieit oeln Sabre 1906 feine Gin
tragllngen 6arauf mebr geitattet ippr-
ben, neil man gIeihfaas bonn &oll=
areB Mabnabnlelt eripartet, rpelbe
Der Wonopolifierung oes ungebel1ren
@ebiets bon 4oblenlagern, peltes
III oieien Serritorium Iiegt, Dcr-
bellgen nno Die grtl1htigung su
oauernoen Nelerpierungen fir 3lue=
de Der Marine erteilen. @eleBaebri=
lde Sbritte IN oiefem Gimme fon-
nen ni6t orineeno genilg ernpfohlea
meroer."
ngonondot", oie ipertpolle
giqa oes friiberen @ouperneurs
Wm. Sprague in Narraganiett Bier,
zines Der foitbariten @ebGuoe in
gan5 Gbo6e SsIano, tpuroe nit ici-
nen gan5en SnbaIt elm Manb ser
Slammen. Ser angerihtete Sdla-
ben iiberifeiet $1,0OO,0OO uno 6as
@ebauoe mar niht beriidert. So
mol @ouberneur Sprogne, ipie audi
oeiien @attin idIiefen in oem Sc
banoe, als oas Geuer ausbrad, tie
entfamen ie0oh bei6e unberiebrt.
Gin 5radt5us Ser so. 6. &
:. gabn flbr BEL Der 9tation Nauo-
oD IN &anlas in einen BaiiogierSiia
binein. Cine Dame, elm sSrl.
9elion aus americus, @anlas, mur-
De getotet. 33 Herionen ipuroe1
l6iper berlest, bon bieien iper6ell
Iehs bo6ft ipabriheinlib fterben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-15
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Gs fplgen bann anf ieiner Tpnr
ganfette auf 8anfett,
Wenn es fetn Wagen nnr pertragt,
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Mmh balt er BON bent Wsmdertnnt
Sid babel 5iemlid rein,
Gr trtnft, mus man tim nprgeiett,
Bier, Waher pber Wein.
Sett lit er nit benz Norbem bnrd
ttnb fommt gum Siiben ber,
Sprt tutrb gefeiert ebenip
Hnb audJ mol ettpas ntebr.
Weit benz 0pllegen 9ia5 ct
Sid 1T Gl Haio griikt.
nno flncle Gant mnh MeTifp
9Drt briiberltd iid) fiift.
Sann sebt bic Neiie tueiter ,upl
Bis San Mntnntp,
NHu IctttttW uttulutuHtutt t9H
Die Stabt ber 9llantp.
Wir iinb aud Ed)er, baf es linn
Sier gut bel ms gefdllt,
Gs lit has bette Hlatdben tppl
Amf bieier gansen gSelt.
Man seist linn alles Shbne bamn
nnb Snt'reffantes bier!
8erseiiet nnr bas 8efte midbt;
9as tit Mlamp 8ier.
Sd tuette, iuenn er bieies trtnft,
Damn rnft ct iid)er ihDn:
y@enn idJ men Wpbniit tuablen t5mnt
Sd s1s' mad San Mntun!
'Ne Stabt, iup iulbes 8ier gebrant.
9a lebt's iidj iidjer gut,
9'rnnt siebf idl ppr q lamo 8ier
Geipeftpull meinen Suti"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-15

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