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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25
ne RALLY FOR MOORE
AT SEATTLE THEATRE

supporters 20 afr Moore Wiil hold
q rails At the Seattle theatre with
al Republican speakers. with the
exception 81 Judge Moore. who has
been invited 60 make the leading
Hpeerh Edwin i.onton. who made
ome &c the hlsN IL ths Arcade hall
msetinw laat nigtt On a telling
ueech. will preside and Austin v
glFlfntha ard ether republican
speakers wil flli AZ the program
A large number 81 prominent re-
pabllcans have consented 90 act a.
vice presidents 81 the meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25
J, Of FiIigno VIII
Agitators to New
"''ek On Ordinances.

hFUkt,'s. .e'fsd rssssJ
NV I. Wash Feb be- vot
NJ ~ verdict II ~ t.rg
M .,1's delibsration N VIZ
AVN Ms''y Elizabeth qg-,a.
I.I,'. '9sf q the anti ~.
wa ne recent "a
nv a,,, A vho has been nassf.,
4 Co., w, more than 4 year ~. y.
~ s.,. .anl mother. hae ~. 4.
,A,.,s.ls weeks Her ssttl.1 =.
', .. under what = .s ~, y.
~ Il ',s'''y'dom won ~ .g
.els ia 'u',msn aud prose.
i,-,- s.lnn W. srisd q l.
''''' % Sass Thrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25
HELL WHAT DID THEY EXPECT"
ASKS TREASURER WHO LOOTED BANK

Coleman hesftatcd Tor a while.
thee replied
He'll What did they expect Of
. ussa ~ rissen flflY q 9eeki-
C0ismsa ls being held by The %.
Ice for $50 zoe bail
Ills frienda announced that they
expect ta raise the entire amount
- tonight and obtain hts release
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25
SENATOR COTTERILL SPRINGS
SURPRISE AT ARCADE HALL
Shows Up Connection Between City Officials and
Seattle Electric Company-People Without Power
to Review Acts Of Council

Through the collision Of city officials the city OF Seattle
absolutely IA the power OF the Seattle Electric company and
other franchise corporations without tie right 81 referendum
by the people or review by the courts
Ihc city council has the power under supreme court de-
csons based on TAXED showing q alleged facts grant fran
chiscs a. VIII under conditions Of their own making
These startling statements made last night
Senator George Cotie at the Moore rally held in Arcade
hall large crowd attended IN spite Of the weather
and Mr. Cotcu frequently appauded he up the
connection between city officials and the Seattle Electric
pauv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25
RECOMMEND THE
TAET-ELKIKS BILL

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2B.--The
senate committee on Interstate com.
merce today decided 20 recommend
the passage Of the TaftElkins Bill,
amending the Interstate commerce
law, according 20 the reoommenda-
tons Of the president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25

as r ~ will b heid loalaai
i h " nln club house istf tsfh
r4A AZ ~ gcsamhia College
{4ss Ai|l iash aar Pine eta
MD Rnssa Hill club hoa
nN1x IAz3 Mere A 4 FlaHv
at smanA Flay Alien Gee
ftaH m& Samrei > VI urriek
vi EsaA mi " enc Columbia
iA.t Il xnls hail mestin the
&<aksn va " dodge Moore Ana
II + Ga2As n. q Folsom -
: SEE1r and Clay Alien
fieSmx nlsAf the Republican
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25

"That other case did come on.
the case OF Ewing vs. the City Of
Seattle and the Seattle Electric
company as interyenor Did Mr.
Calhoun carry ont his determine.
tion 20 represent the peoples char
tered rirhts2 The record shows
that he Joined hands with james b.
Howe, attorney for the Seattle
Electric company. IN Joint briefs
and arguments before the superior
court. where Judge Morris decided
against them. and later before the
supreme court
IN those briefs, IN the Joint
name Of the City Of Seattle and
the Seattle Electric company
our own corporation counsel.
Scott Calhoun. became In fact
the assistant counsel o. the Sc.
attic Electric company. They
Jointly attacked the charter of
the city Of Seattle, which Mr.
Calhoun had sworn and was
paid 20 defend. They Jointly
quoted the infamous Benton
decision, obtained by the col
fusion Of the Seattle Electric
company and Mr. Wardall. by
the eulpahle default and con
nivance Of Mr.. Calhoun, as
controlling precedent They
Jointly argued for sweeping
away an Wst was left Of pro.
lection % the peoples charter
rights in franchise matters.
and in October last secured a
decision from the supreme
court confirming this Joint ar.
qument ~ the Seattle Electric
company and the city Of Seat
tie. thus united In traitcrous
combination against the peo-
pies rights.
"Do YOU roallzo whore we stand
today. thanks 20 the strategy of tht
ahrcwd counsel of the Seattle Flee
tric company. who Loyalty supports
his corporation client. 60 the pitia
Die weakness and worse OF the
youthful Mr. Wardall, ready ID
give away our birthright for a pal
try mess OF Alk Point pottage. and
above all 20 the deliberate neglect
and connivanco OF our sworn and
paid corporation counsel. Mr. Scott
Calhoun
"Thanks 20 this combination
Of Seattle Electric monopoly,
greed and official betrayal OF
trust, our mayor and city eoun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25

Noodles" Pagan. klug ui the
newaboya. viii speak ai The Com.
merclal club Saturday az 1880 on
"Wft and Wisdom. la the interests
Of the AutiTuborculoaia League.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25
s. {. TRACKS
ON RAINIER Az.
NOT NEEDED

city Engineer Il. II Thomson
went on record THIS morning as be
las opposed 90 tie Seattle Electric
compapy's attempted laying Of a
tWotrnek car system ON Rainier av.
Thomson. in M affidavit filed IN
the suit of Archie ~. Macarthur
against the Seattle Electric com.
pany. instituted 20 prevent the So
attic Electric company from osthh-
fishing a line into Rainier Valley.
gives various reasons for his op.
position TO two car lines on Rainier
boulevard
The affidavit flied By Thomson
was secured By Morris b Sachs.
attorney for the Seattle. Rontou a
southern railway Ia his affidavit
Thomson declares that there Is no
public necessity whatever for the
construction 81 an additional rail.
way line upon said street at the
present time
Tracks Enough.
To convince the people 81 Rain.
Ter Valley that the street car sorry.
(contlrued on Page Thirteea.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25

Gifts ia public purposes Go De-
cemher al 1908
John ~ Rockefeller t... alkt,i6 h2
Andrew Carnegie .r..... lb2 ON0. 900
Andrew see your tarn syracuse
Post standard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25

A i2-inch gun on n battloahlp win
throw pr0leotilo NJ miles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25
GENERAL STRIKE MAY
BE CALLED SUNDAY

PHILADELPHIA. Feb - Al
though q general strike u union
men here. ia sympathy nth the
street railway employees Hho are
fighting the company. appeared r.
mote today. the question sill b.
settled finaliY ncxt Sunday AZ q
great mass meeting # unlunists
The presence q armed meu along
the lines % the Philadelphia Rapid
Transit company prevented any
Hcmtlance 81 riot. and more cars
we're operated today b. the CON.
pany than ut any time since the
strike began
40 disturbances ~ any mAEui
tude we're reported and the indlcn.
tlona today are that the authorities
viii bo able % hold the situation
IN hand with the forces already on
duty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25
mn KILLED IN SLIDES
RESCUE CREWS At WORK
!. Tam, Stalled in the Cascades Near Tunnel-Men
R.pk House Buried While Asleep--Mles Of
I,askags Wiped Out.

r,rRETT. Wash Feb 2s.--A huge snowsde near
: = ne Great Northern wiped cut clubhouse IN which
's.R All waiter were sleeping Both were buried alive
1s.h Side 200 feet long and 10 feet deep this morning
/. "a ~ tracks between Skykomish and Scenic
s pvhss Oriental Limited If Seattle go, lar a.
s snd returned to Everett This mornings train has
s Sl,sish bu will probably return here this afternoon
a NJ M trains with 200 passengers stll stalled ia the
1ms.. ks have nlcntv 81 provisions and fuel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25

"The people Of Seattle have
right 20 know. and must
knos," said Mr.. cottcrlll. "thst
Notwithstanding an that they
have voted into their charter
By overwhelming maloritles re
parding limitation and control
Of the granting o. street rail.
way franchises, an has been
swept aside BY two decisions Of
the supreme court Of the state
o. Washington The first Of
these decisions Denton vs. Sc
attic Electric company wa
obtained BY to-calied test
case. which was In reality q
fictitious, collusive suit Max
Wsrdali. city councilman from
the isth ward, conducted the
pretended litigation IN behalf
OF nominal clients IN. y. Zen.
tor "a ALL, who wanted 20 lose
the nuit--anu did. The Seattle
Electric railway, through It's
able counsel. Mr.. James @.
Howe, In effect directed both
sides Of the suit, and u Rad
been agreed IN advance that
the Seattle Electric railway
should pay ala TIE costs q both
sides. Although the city Of Sc
attic was the chief party AZ IN.
terest, and the suit involved
the peoples rights with refer.
cnce 10 franchises as set forth
IN their city charter, the cor.
poration counsel, Scott Cal
houn, with q corps Of able ie.
gal assistants paid BY the PEG
pie an aggregate % many thou
sands Of dollars cacn year,
made no appearances In defense
q the peoples rights, and at
lowed this conspiracy 10 be
consummated by default
subsequently. on repeated occ
iions. SIR Calhoun. in discussin
he Benton case with me. rcierre
ID II with his characteristic TAI
gBaee, as a rotten decision n
Expressed hiss regret that he ha
permitted II 20 40 by default. an
declared 10 noe az Olympia lnl
January his determination 70 mai
! new fight on another case the
pending and overtufn the disG
.rcua Benton decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25
campany cIslms vIeioFy.

The company claims n victory
and refuses 10 arbitrafe It's differ
enoe with the strikers PiacafdH
are up ia the company barns offer
INK employment 20 men DESTROYS of
becoming motormen ana conduc
tors The claim Is made b. the
COMPANY that hundreds 81 men are
offering their services.
4 rev of the more hnf headed
strikers aflil continue 70 urge
general gtuke. bat majority ~
the car men are said 60 oppose the
plan
Boys IN the downtown districts
have been Joining wlfb che strikers
and soapine street car tracks On
the 8lipucry tracks several col.
llslona Wy narrowly a9effed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25

The senalmK % the bridge work
eFN Il based ON information AZ the
railroad offices that many 81 the
bridges ia the Cascades have been
wiped out ~ slides
From Skykomish np 20 Scenic
che read Is completely blocked By
heavy drifting SNOW PROM Scenic
70 Wellington much If the track.
age ls covered By huKe slides.
whieh have wiped cut all sem.
bianee % 8 fuad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25

Surface cars we're operated Tor
tho frat time last uiKht % the
principal streets until midnight
Guarded by the state rouelahnlary,
the cars ran even through me tui-
hulonf miii districts Of kenalnsion
aud Frankiord
Among those under arrest D. me
aon OF constable lie confessed
De- was d member Of band uf boys
who manufactured "a quantity ~
explosive cnps and then dfea Tote
10 see who would place them on Che
tracks. lIs dreW che longest airaN
and was arrested when pihcinH enc
explosives on lhe tracks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25

To convince The people 81 Rail-
Ter Valley that the street car SCR
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-01

More than 10000 men are out on
the strike of New York express en-
ployes.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-01
TUESDAY N0VEMBER q
4 Great Trades Day Celebration
for Bryan.

AT the regular meeting of the board
of directors of the Commercial Club
this morning the only business con-
sidered was trades day. II was
unanimously decided to run a great
Jubilee trades day November %. The
board adjourned until Thursday morn
ing, this being the first day of the
month and every business man in the
city having all he can do. no time
could be taken today to work out de-
tails.
What Is trades day? 1t Is day
upon which traders may meet upon a
common ground, sell what they have
TO sell and buy what they want to buy.
enjoy great carnival. see the mer-
chants displays. compete for prizes
of different kinds, see the parade and
go home with the telling OF having
had good time and profitable day.
An effort will be made to bring TO-
lVOV ptOpit W bryan Ob bhdt uoy. "a
the farmer has horse. COW or hog,
potatoes, corn or wood to sell. let him
bring it to Bryan, resting assured that
there will be plenty Of buyers. II an
other farmer wants to buy any sup
plies OF any kind. let him come to
town upon that date resting assured
that he will find hearty welcome
Everywhere and have his every want
supplied.
II you haven't anything to sell. and
do not want to buy anything, come
and see the show. Watch next week
for complete list OF prizes. bargains
specialties and other attractions that
will go to make this one of the great
days for Bryan. No one man, nor ;
dozen, can make this a success, with
out the assistance OF the live ones
of the city" Your suggestions and as
sistance are solicited
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-01

wanted-Boy to deliver papers and
clerk in store. Haswell's Book Store.
284
A first-class musical comedy at pop
ular prices at the Colonial theatre to-
night 2ss
Mai. G. A. Adams came in on the
road today for few days visit to his
family.
Mrs. Nellie Vaudeville returned to,
Palestine today, after visit to Mrs.
T. II. Morris.
Mrs. c. p. Fountain and daughter.
Miss Emmie, were In from College
shopping today.
Don't miss Billy Aliens Big Musical
Comedy Company at the Colonial the
atre tonight. ESQ
Estrayed-From my home, fawn-
colored Jersey COW. Finder will please
notify J. w. Doremus. 2S4
Wauted-Two or three furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Address
w. B. c.. care Eagle. 2S4
The Billy Allen Comedy Company
arrived In the city this afternoon and
will appear tonight at the Colonial
theatre.
The best sewing machine In the
world-the Singer" Let me bring
you one on trial. T. A. SatterMhite,
Salesman. II
Mr.. George Griffin had the misfor.
tune to lose his bird dog yesterday.
lit was fine animal and was valued
highly by Its owner.
Lost-Ladies' long grey cloak be.
tween Bryan and Reliance. Finder
please return TO Robt. Smith at McCul-
loch's store. 2s4
Prof. r. o. Allen returned today
from Tupelo, Miss, where he was
called by the serious Illness of his
mother. He reports her much i'm
proved.
Lost-Between Lee Chapel NJ. e
church and posto1ice, knitted shawl
Finder rewarded If return to p. H
jenkins, Pastor Lee Chapel church. 2Ss
Lost--A pocketbook containing five
ten-dollar bills and cotton account
sales made out by Allen Smith. Lib
eral reward for its return. Allen
Smith. 2sS
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-01
FLOWERS FOR SALE.

J. p. Lee and family, A. w. Will
liams and family, Mrs. Sam Harris,
Miss Runie Harris, Miss Willie O'Neal,
Miss Mary Jeffries, w. A. Childress,
ST.. and w. A. Childress, Jr., were in
the city today. trading. from Madison
county.
Fifteen big musical numbers in The
Fifteen big musical numbers in "Ths
King of Kokomo" at the Colonial to-
might. 2S3
For Sale-17S acres good land -four
miles from Bryan on Sulphur Springs
road, one and one-half miles north oil
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-01
RAILROAD TIME CARD.

M. s. Breach was in from Tabor
today
Tom Gloss, of Edge, was IN town
today.
Cy Koontz, of lack, was in the city
today.
N. A. Gotham was here today from
Harvey.
Oscar wilcox was in the city today
from Tabor.
Fish and oysters on Fridays at
Buchanans. 2s4
Young beef and artistic service at
Buchanan's. 2s4
Roy Hudspeth, of Tabor, was in
town today.
A. W. Dyess. of Harvey. was in
town today.
J..J. Keith, OF Grimes county, was
In the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. White were In
from wixon today.
Rev,w. w. Danp returned this after
noon from Hearne.
Phone Hensarling Bros. for bulls
and meals. Phone Isl. 2Sb
Expert sausage maker at Buch'
anan's. Try his goods. 2SA
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Cloud were Wis
itors from Reliance today.
Fresh home ground meal and chops
at Hensarling BF0S, Phone 2Si. 2ss
Mound CITY Paints may cost trt
ne more but! d. ]. Jenkins. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Bowling were
visitors from Wellborn today.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Monthei, Of
Kurten, were In the city today.
Mrs. w. F. Smith, Of Hearne, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. G. F. Moore
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Bullock, OF Steer
Hollow. were in the city shopping to
day.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-01
THE NEWS IN BR!EE
Events Of the World Boiled Down for
the Busy Man to Read at
Glance.

Texas City took first place among
the ports OF Texas in cotton receipts
yesterday. The receipts of the new
port were 1904 bales. against 1852
received at Galveston.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-01

The Georgia commissioner Of agricul.
ture estimates the damage to the cot
ton crop by the frost in that state at
s750.0o0.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-01

A posse of Mexican rurales rs in
hot pursuit OF two Mexicans who kid
mapped an American girl on a ranch
In Tamaulipas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-01

A. & M. College, one mile from troll
ley; good residence and another small
house on the place. Apply. to Mrs.
Hortense Wilson on the place. or write
W. ]. Moore, Middleton, Leon county.
Texas. zS1
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-01

A posse of Mexican rurales rs in
hot pursuit OF two Mexicans who kid
mapped an American girl on a ranch
In Tamaulipas.
1t is believed that one OF the five
men captured by officers at Acapulco
is w. B. Evans. the absconding Los
Angeles bank teller.
More than 10000 men are out Oh
the strike OF New York express en-
ployes.
Bets on the New York election yes
terday were at the rate of to 2 In
favor OF Dix. the democratic nominee.
The State Bank OF Grapeland was
robbed OF $4,000 by yeggmen, who
dynamited the safe and wrecked the
front of the building.
The Arizona constitutional convesr
ton will provide for an advisory vote
to chosoe United States senators.
William j. Bryan made a political
speech at Lincoln, Neb., without ask
ing permission Of the state democratic
committee. He opposed James C. Dahl
man. the democratic nominee for gov
ernor. but denied his intention to be
free lance in national politics.
/ A carload OF cabbage sold In New
Orleans yesterday at $35 ton, an ad-
vance of SIS ton over the price ten
days ago.
| Among the Americans killed by the
Manobos tribesmen in the Philippines
was a Texan named Geers.
j. |. Lester, cashier of the state
bank at Wier, in Williamson county,
committed suicide upon the arrival OF
1.-THE bank examiner.
In the coroner's inquest at Los An
Igeles witnesses testified that there
was gas in the Times building on the
might Of the explosion that wrecked
the building.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-01

1t is believed that one of the FIVE
men captured by officers at Acapulco
is w. B. Evans. the absconding Los
Angeles bank teller.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-01

In the coroner's inquest at Los An
geles witnesses testified that there
was gas in the Times building on the
night Of the explosion that wrecked
the building.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-01

Wanted Boy to deliver papers and
clerk in store. Haswell's Book Store.
224
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-16

Sn Situngsiaole Der iiiitftcll
Straffonlmer ont 2anoeeridt Ores
Den ipielte lih fiir5lid cine aufrc:
gen0e S5ene ob. Der 24jdhrige
&aufnlonn @alter S1eel botte iid,
megen Sittlihfeitsperbre1ens ill
perantmorten. glls oos @etiht nut)
ldngerer geipeisoufnabme oos auf
ein Sabr @efanenis unb orel Sabre
@brberl1lit Gautenoe llrteil .uerfiin-
0ete, 5og Der an9eflaete einen 91e-
bolper ous Ser SRodtal6e uno iaete
iib cine 9ltgel in Die re1te &opf-
Ieite Der iofort berbeigerllfene @e-
ridtsor3t Or. Sppe fano ben lun9ell
Mann nm ben ii6 9iidter uao @es
rir9ts0iener benliibten, beipuBtleS
Dor; eine llnteriu6ung ergab, bob
Die gerlebung cine ibpere mor.
9ta6 9lnlegung eines Notber5anbes
pltroe Der 2ebensntiibe I'M llnfalliuo=
gen nod Dem Staotfranfenbauie ge-
6ro6t. Ser BON ibm benllste 9fepol-
Der nor nur nit etner &uaeG eelaoen
qefueien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-16
Sml Mars.

etn WlarS. bn fGttgt 6er ssrii6lira ap,
QScnn er's nidjt frii9er id1pm aetQr,
Sudj hieies Sabr es idjeinen libt,
9lls Gie(t CT an 6en 3ettpunft felt.
9'rnut tit Der @aar5 pft milb, pft raul,
2ils auitBt CT felber rtGJt genait,
G6 cs mod 28iltter heiben ipltt,
Sb es idjDn Srnnter tperbem iuullt.
g8er ffug tit, bGlt 81 bieier 3cit
Mod itcts fetn gSintersemg berett,
Genu Dft, md eD' man es gcha6)t
&Dnntt foldJf eiu 9furbcr iiber 0saf]t.
lluS if1etnt bic Sunme ntal su IciR,
0ian iid) ia audl gu belfem uetp,
1ian iud)t Cit leidlter 0aIdlcim aus
ilu0 last bet lle6errpd SIT 0ait8.
Dian naf i'm Mars bpr eli(en, feiit
2tuf falt nmb iparm geriiftet feiu.
limb tit ntan bteies, peiR ieiJ, Donn
N2an gan5 bebagliGj le6en fann.
glnn iC)redt iiid)t ,nebr Der bo6e Yreis
Sir 0pl5, man henft fdjnn ttebr an Cts.
Mud lit Der Wars scr lekte ihpm
S8D nod bic Initern in Gaiipn.
Mad 5eifem ift nieDt me1r @esebr,
Maan trtnft nidlt nSnnt ano SerrD"
mcBr,
3,uur 6eiker &anid) sorm sAlafen tut,
Dit gegen me Grfaltnns gut.
Der bette grmnf bpdl, sIanht' es MIR,
SIT itets etn Olas Mlantp 8ier.
S5t sir at Eein. in fiihIf % rid,
ltnb suirntt Sabei hpf] iunerliA.
Der iuabre gSeiTe inlmer ntetnt:
sSh's ftiirntt Db bic Somne idcint,
g8ic iirrler ittag bas gSetter icim,
Sin Glasdem ya lamp" TIT fein."
llnb ba ntan tttiner tueiien 9}nt
Sefol9en inf aud 1T bet Sat,
Sat idJ 81 bcincm Seiten bir:
oGjel hin nnb trtnf' N lamp u r."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-16
9fcttetc Oas 2eben eines Soloaten.

S. gl. 5tone in 9en1p, 9eras,
Itoao lieber oen 4ugeln uuo @rano-
tell inl 8iirgerfrieg gegelliiber, ols
0er Ausii6t, 6ie 59tpinoiuht gu Ba.
ben, mie oie 9ler6te beballpteten.
SD 5og mir einen bartnadigen Su.
item 81, oen ih nidt ipieoer losmer.
ben fo1nte" i6reibt er. vWtein &C.
pidt gine auf 1870 8flr1o berunter.
Sd ge6rau6te Damn 9r. Sings
9tep DISCOVERY uno tuuroe ollit1n-
Dig gebeilt @egen Suiten. @rfdf-
tling, Grippe 9lltbua, &eiierfeii.
&eud)buiten unb 2ungenlelocn lit es
oas geite. SOC uno $t.00. Ser.
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