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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
RENT.

TO RENT--A new cottage house at 60 Orange
street. Six aood-sized rooms besides hath Al
modern Improvement Lived in three nlontfs
and reason for vacancy, owner has gone 20
Portland. Oregon. u live, For particulars, TEL.
epnnne $50 = Kcs can he had BY calling A. -
orange street. to see house lott
TENEMENT TO RFNT--Sio 90 a month. Ffvs
rooms and bath on seosnG door and attic. Gas
range electric Lights. Small. quiet family only
will re received. Apply rs 0vsnee street
w, II. Messer. i0ste'
TO RENT Tenement Of five rooms. Spring
water Ten minutes walk from Jones' Brpth-
e,s' she'd Inquite Of b D. jackson. or u
phone 4es-2 lostf
TO RENT = A desirable down stairs tene.
meut with modern conveniences, az % KeiIli
avenue. Io7tP
10 RENT Tenement. az corner 81 Brook aud
Pleasant streets. cali - the premises = l.
Densmofe, losh
10 RENT = store and bakers shop to b.
vacated August 1kt For further particutars
inquire Of G. Bianehi, I07 Barre street. Mont.
pelier, VT ilSu
TO KENT Tenement tup-stairs) on south
Main street.. Telephone 1913 i02n
TO RENT-A suite of rooms, Electric lights,
steam heat. NOT and cola water In rooms AS
street. Telephone 2ei-i3 i0au
TO RKST-renement with stable room /
required. Apply to Z. Carleton, q Highland
avenue Barre a9tf
TO RENT FURNISHED farm house, together
with harm for ghe summer at Caspian AXE.
10 acres Of land and go feet 81 shore land.
" Vt'' '1'"''4s4' I : l' ssii
TO RENT-Tenement at Is Elm street. In
quire OF Mrs. Helen Camp. 40 Elm street sitf
TO RENT--A desirable tenement with barn.
All modern Improvements; gas hight and
range. hot and cold water at sink and hath.
Use Of telephone. Inquire at corner Of South
AlasD and Ayers streets. sstt
TENEMENT TO RENT - A good tenement.
very pleasant. At 81 Highland avenue. s5tf
FOR RENT Elght-room house and barn IL
wiiliamstown. House is well furnished. Ntre
pleasant loea ton Would like ta rent for the
summer ana win make price right Win Leave
twenty hens II desired. Inquire Of the ID. a.
Terry Real Estate Agency, Barre, VT a4u
10 RENT- Ultra door, rooms. city water
md garden lTlce $500 j. e. Griggs, Cnr-
rier block slu
10 LENT = first class tenement No
Church street Inquire DR.. stickney i7n
BOARD AND ROOMS.
10 RENT = Furnished front room, at No n
Summer street; electric lights and bath. Io7t6s
-.---.,
TO RENT-Furnishsd rooms, all modern Inn
az ls West 81 s6tf
10 RENT--A furnished room AT IS franklin
street. s6n
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23

FARM FOR sALE-s0o- acre farm. two apple
orchards, 0j acres woodland. Good house. TIVE
good barns. water 10 house and barns viii
sell with OF without stock aud tools. Farm y
located Oh road from Willia mstown 20 North
ncid 10 the Town Of Nurthheld SchoolhQuse
on farm. Apply George Jerry, on farm. lOA q
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23

FOR sAIE-Ab bout II acres Of land IN Inrrc
Town. Bounded on two slides BY city line.
400 strawberry plants set this spring T. N.
Irow. 5itf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23

FOR SALE ~ good piano, also taking
machine. VIII BIO sold nt 3 reasonable price,
% cKpccf % move away Must be sold 81
oaee Apply 20 Anna T. Kennedy, NorthnaiJ
fAhsi ". 1850
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR SALE
tall kinds privately. Inquire ii0 Prospect
street 1Atf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
D. A. Psrg Real Estate Agency
Rooms Nos. 3 and 8, Gordon Block
narra. We. plane 1891

RarFel ". Phana I68-L.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23
BOARD AND ROOMS.

TO RENT = Furnished front room, at No. p
Summer streeti electric lights and bath loIts'
To RENT Furnished rooms, all modern Inn
provements, az rs West st. s6tf
10 RENT-A furnished room AZ As Franklin
street. 65n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23

FOR sAi.h~-0ne pair bay horses, to work or
drive. weight 2stV, also one driving horas. a
PAGER, weight 1000 age four. rs. Owen. south
Barre. Telephone 4li-fi. ile. III
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23

FOR 6ALk An extra good Holsteln hun
calf six weeks oid. a. ~ Morrison granite,
fiie " iosls
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23

Monday il believed 70 be the record
breaker for births in Stove. There
were four babies born on that day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-23

AUTOMOBILE FOR sALE = one Cadillac
touring car. oyerhanled this season Price s2ih
ADDRESS Auto Times once l65tCs
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-08
TODAY's WEATHER REPORT.

The weather continues fair, fine
and warm. The highest temperature
yesterday was 6S degrees. The low
est this morning was AZ degrees. To.
days weather map gives the forecast
and general conditions as follows:
Forecast till p. m. Saturday for
Colorado: Tonight fair with light
frost; Saturday fair.
Weather Conditions.
Comparatively high pressure with
clear weather occupies the East slope
region this morning. 1t is cloudy in
the Gulf states and on the Pacific
coast, with rains in the extreme
Northwest. Portland reports lilo
inches of rain during the past "a
hours.
Temperatures remain nearly sta
tionary in the Mississippi valley, and
west of the Rockies On the East
slope it is from five to ten degrees
colder.
Fair weather will continue in this
vicinity tonight and Saturday, with
light local frost in the colder portions
tonight.
r. NJ. HARDINGE,
Official in Charge.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-08

Wayne Abbott, the Denver aero
naut and balloonist, was a visitor in
Grand Junction yesterday Abbott
has an engagement at the new Luna
park in Denver in few days and is
improving an opportunity to rest In
Grand Junction pending his coming
engagements. AS recounted in The
Sentinel several weeks ago, he has
been engaged by the Mesa County
Fair association to make trial flight
at the fair grounds May Is. 1t is re-
ported that Abbott. who was accom-
panied by his wife. was attempting to
hide his identity while here to avoid
publicity. but was recognized by
friends In this city.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-08
FINDS A BROTHER
AFTER THIRTY
YEARS HAD
PASSED

Through an advertisement in
the Inter-Nountain Fruit Jour
nal, published in this city, Wm.
MUIR, proprietor of the Buick
Auto Co, of this city, yesterday
discovered missing brother
from whom he had not received
word for thirty years. The in
te,liSeEce came in the form of
letter from his brothers wife,
Mrs. Frank MUIR, living now in
Aztec, New Mexico.
The letter stated that she was
prompted to write upon picking up
copy of the Inter-Mountain Fruit
Journal published in this city and,
noticing an advertisement signed by
VIM. MUIR, she determined to ascer-
tain as. to whether or not it was her
husbands long lost brother.
In 1879 Frank MUIR and VIM.
MUIR, the latter now of this city, two
brothers out of family of five. were
living in Colorado Springs and Lead
Vile, respectively. Frank MUIR was
taken sick in Colorado Springs and
VIM. MUIR removed to their old home
at Beatrice, Nebraska. Upon his re-
covery Frank MUIR moved to New
Mexico and 1t was at this stage that
they lost track of each other, Frank
MUIR not knowing the address of any
of his four brothers and they in turn
having no knowledge of his where
abouts.
Indirectly the family heard that
Frank MUIR was killed in an Indian
uprising some twenty-five years ago
but the rumor was neither confirmed
nor contradicted until yesterday
when the letter was received in this
city.
1t is needless to say that the COM
munication brought glad news to the
well known resident of this city for
had not the fortunate incident oc-
CURED 1t is very likely that they
would never have discovered the
whereabouts of their lost relative,
though it was the intention this sum-
mer to raise $500 and institute a
search for the missing man. A re-
union will now soon be effected.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-08

Both the Adams and American Ex-
press companies are after the con-
tract with the Salt Lake Route. AT
the present time the Wells-Fargo Ex-
press company has a year and ten
months of its contract still to run
with the Salt Lake road, and at the
end of that time the matter will come
up for rehearing, and the company
making the highest bid probably will
receive the franchise. The company
which receives the contract with the
Western Pacific in San Francisco will
be in position to bid highest for the
Salt Lake business. as this will give
distributing point for express in
Utah. The Western Pacific bid prob
ably will be made in few weeks, and
the northern question will be settled
definitely before the southern line is
open for bids. Officials of the Wells
Fargo company are reticent in regard
to the attempt of the Adams Express
to invade the territory, but admit
that the American Express company
is laying its lines for the campaign.
Salt Lake neutrality-suspicious..
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-08

David Higgins. supported by a
strong company, will be seen at the
Park opera house Friday. April 10 in
His Last Dollar" the American
character comedy. The play is one
of deep interest. and brings into the
action racing incident, which is fur
ther accentuated by paddock scene.
showing horses finishing in the home
stretch.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-08
NURSERY STOCK

Commencing Monday, the 4th, ]
Will have limited supply of peach,
pear. plum. cherry. apple and dew
berry nursery stock on hand. VIII
deliver next week. Located back of
Barton & Terrill's livery barn. Call
there If in need Of anything.
D. VOLLMER.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-08

The many friends of Thomas Nc
Conaughey. the barber, will be glad
to know of his returning to this city.
Mr.. McConaughey was at one time
employed in the City barber shop in
this city but for the past two years
has been located In Caldwell. Idaho.
He is now employed in the Palace
barber shop.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-08

The house has passed the Mond ell
bill granting the right to make sec
ond homestead entry to entrymen
who forfeited their rights prior to the
approval of this measure. An amend
ment ordered by Mr.. Martin of Colo
rado was adopted, extending the
same right to desert land entrymen.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-08

Cashier d. T. Stone, of the Union
Trust & Banking company, continues
to improve in a most satisfactory
manner. He was able to sit up yes
terday for the first time since the
accident. although he was permitted
to remain up but for very short
time.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-08

Grand Junction is to have an op-
portunity one week from tomorrow
night OF seeing the famous Nelson
Wolgast fight pictures. The big SER
les of motion pictures. showing this
famous fight, round by round, has
been secured by Manager Nelson. of
the Park opera house. for Saturday
evening. April 16.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-08

Horace T. DeLong of Grand June
ton hath gubernatorial aspirations.
Horace is several kinds of chronic.
Durango Democrat.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-08
FOR SALE OR TRADE.

20-acre 4-year-old Jonathan and
Winesap orchard: located 1 mile east
OF Frulta, 40 rods from interurban
car line; nice sandy soil; fine loca-
ton; full water right in Grand Val
ley canal. VIII take city propert.
In part OF consideration. See owner
w. 4. Rhinehart, Sixth and Main.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-08

Grand Junction papers report
Texas strawberries in the local mar
ket, but neglect to say what they are
selling at.-Telluride Journal.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-08

Rev. w. N. Meserve. of California
preached at the Congregational
church last night.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-08

Summer II here. -Have your sum
ner clothes cleaned and put into
shape by the Suitorium. 126 South
rritn street. Phone Black 1888.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-08

Mrs. Orson Adams. mother of OF
son Adams, Jr., left for her home a
Baltimore, Md, this morning.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-08

For heavy hauling call on Barton
4 Terrill. the liverymen.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-08

Three contractors are figuring OIL
the new bicycle track.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-08

See The Pair of Owls" at tn
opera house tonight.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-08

; Ne take pleasurable pride in show
tas our new samples of Wall Paper
because they include many exclusive
designs and colorings which cannot
so seen elsewhere in town, as we
save secured the output of the fac
tory on these lines. No matter what
class Of Wall Paper you may need.
vou will find 1t here. and we supply
men to hang It when needed. Our
prices are remarkable for their shy
aees."
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-08
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO TODAY
From The Sentinel.

Monday, April 81
Born, Sunday night, to Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Ogden, boy.
DR.. DeBeque and VIM. Mcdowell,
of DeBeque. are in the city on busi-
ness.
II. t. DeLong and w. A. Marsh
have sold the Hartford Insurance
company's 160 acres of land near
F'ruita to w. II. Burkitt.
A. G., Rupp, of Cincinnati. Ohio.
has purchased ten acres of fruit land
from the property of Chas. N. Cox on
Orchard Mesa; consideration $4,000.
After interviewing a number of
the fruit growers of the valley we
find that the fruit is not injured in
the least though the recent cold snap
made us somewhat ''trembly."
See The Pair of Owls" at the
opera house tonight.
Rev. w. N. Meserve. of California.
preached at the Congregational
church last night.
Mrs. Orson Adams. mother of Or
son Adams, Jr., left for her home at
Baltimore. Md, this morning.
Three contractors are figuring on
the new bicycle track.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-08

Sentinel want ads bring results.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-08

(Monday, April 81
Born, Sunday night, to Mr. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Ogden, boy
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-08

DR.. DeBeque and VIM. Mcdowell
of DeBeque, are in the city on bust
ness.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-25
&irdlides.

Die oiesiabrige 8eriamniltna Der
eeuti6en epangeliid lutberiiheu Ct
nooe bon Seras tagt bonn %. Npril
Bis 5peiten Wai in @ultin. AnI
Samitag, ben 1. Mai feiert pie oor'
tige lutberiide @emeinbe i6r 25-
iabriges Subilallm. 8aitor @att-
mann bon Der bielisen ~liiiberld)en
ct. Sobannes- @emetnoe miro an
Dem betreffenben Sonntog in aultir;
preoigen. Serr 8aitor @abforl boz,
@alpeltou miro i'm bier pertreten
Derielbe lit ibefannt aIs tidtlger
&an5elreoner iomol in oeutid)er, ols
au6 in engliider Sprod)c. Ser
Worgeneottesoienites, IN beu.ider
Spro&e eebalten, beeinnt ,urr u
II l1br. Der @benbr@ ottssoienlt,
in engliider Sprade gebaltenL UNI
s l1br. Cine ber5lide GinIaouna
sum 8eiuh Ser @ottesbisnIie ereebi
an ale @lieoer unb Sreunoe ultlerer
Stride. Sonntogsidule our sefpobA.
lihen Belt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-25
g~erfdmslids 5rassn.

Bei Der Misunderstanding, Die
Dor aur5em an einem 9wliner @pm.
nahum itattfano, murOe cin S6Hler,
Der in ser @eididte idrpad mar,
bonn Brofelior unter anoarem ge-
froat: ,8onnen sic mir iaeerL mas
fir elm aIeio bic 9%0ni9in @liiabctb
BEL ibrer Sofaeit getrogen bat?"
Ser @biturient oermodlte harouf
nidts au o~nttporten, uno oieies Ser
ioeen tpuroe inn iebS libel angered-
net uno ION ooau beigetragen baben,
boB CT in Der Briifung ourhfiel.
9enn - Die &onigin gIiiobet6,
bie yiunsfrdulide aonigin", mar ia
vbefanntli1" nidt berbeiratbet!
0ab elm @pmnaiialabiturient bieie
Gbatiade fennt, barf ielbItperitdnb-
Iif berfangt tperoen, aber muB man
6esboIb einen obuebin MIR mongel-
bait beidlagenen unb ielbitperitdno.
lid i'm gromen oufgere9ten S6iiler
nit berartigen Sragen oltf's 8latt.
els fiibren? Ser Serr Hrofeiior
ideint pobl ME oopon eebort 5u ha,
ben, boB piele iebr iitte1igente &er-
ionen, biefleift iogar 5iitorifer. nuf
sic Sroge: n&enner Sic Die &C.
ididfe bon Srieorid Sem @roBen
urb Dem gobntpdrter?" treuber3ig
su ontporten pfGegen; v@eir@.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-25

banobobte Meiier unb @obel init
3ierli6feit, iie bergab iid) ni6ts.
Sic batte ii6 al16 i6on gepusr, lie
trug Dos &leio nit Dem lila ginloe
uno itedte Die 2adidube Dor. Sic
moQte gefalen.
Soft NOR 1dneigiom, mar audi
ELM pentg bleid. 8elten tur6tetc,
Der 8rin3 perbe ii6 ouf ser gartie
nad Dem @oben iibernommen babel,.
Mber er nogte nidt, bala6 Gil fro
gen. SOFT i6dumte arf luenn BON
ieiner Bartlett oie Neoe mar. snl
uebrigen bemiibte er ii6 iidt(idL at
8olfo ber5lid gu iein; bod ME nar11-
te er ben Namen leiner fiinftigen
S6mdgerin. Mls Gelten ben GooIt
ouf lie ausbrodte, itanb er aui nrl6
tranf idtpeigeno iein @las leer.-
@egen 5ebn ubr perabidieoeten
iid Otto uno 8rete. Sic gingcn
iiber Sic .@ieie uno an Der Sblerle
poriiber nod Der 8urgn1iible 3uriif.
9(lts Dem feudten @roie itie9el1 oie
Nebel ouf. IS our Monoidert, ur1b
iilbriges 2i6t ourdflutete ben mel,
BEN Dompf. IS gine elm lettIaules
Gieieln iiber Die Slur, elm gebernnls-
poles melan6oliides Galiden. Gs
mar nibt aaein bas idaumenoe @ai-
ier, es mar mie elm flingelloes crop.
fen, oas BON irgenomo berfam, me-
mubte nidt, aus Ser meiBen 2uft
ooer berouf aus Der @roe. 9tarf
NOR Ser Sou eefonen; ct bling glibrig
an Solnen u11o giiipen, er legte ol,dl
feline Oemanten in bas li6te @epebe
oes @ltneiberiommers, bas iid) nlu
Die Seden iponn. SIN bobe1l @ro'e
i6aufelten ii6 Die belen Saoen; Der
WonO i6ien oorouf, oariiber elitt
bldnli6er 0ulit.
(Sortiebuno folot.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-25
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8. 8. nnb 81. 6. @lober ali Serbiz
nanb @oes, @runbitiid in ber Miiiicu
8ietu @obition; $3.50.
$. 9. Sent nrlb Srau an @b Stebcs
& Cons, @ruiloitiid an Der 3abala Ctr.
$34t4.
8. 8. Gban unb Srau oil Geo. &.
Idermann, @rnnbitiid in Der Colt gnb
Gbbition; $500.
@bron McDailian an 8. %. goeniet.
@rnnoitid in Der &ebitone Rarf MbDis
tion; $3.50.
Sobn s. Sel6ert nno Srau an u. S.
@reiner. @runoitiid in Der Holcbale M6>
bition $3.50.
albert 9eitel an Die 8eitel 2umGer
go? @rnnofiid I'M neneu gitpsglod
E2340; $500.
8eitel 2umber 60. an ginbreip Sene
len, @%runoftiid i'm f1euen gitDS9lod
2340; $1,000.
Geo. W. 8ennett unb Srau an Mbplf
9olo uno 8. g. 9enne, @rnnbltide III
Ser 2aurel Seiebts Mbbition; $4,000.
90. 9ablgren nnb 8. S. genlon al,
Srau aba 9. 2e2aurin, @rnnb1tiid iii
8eit @oroenbale; $3.50.
@mil Wue1er an 90. Cite 2oeBbera.
@rnnbitiid an Der gde Der 9atp5on ulio
SiibsSIi b Ctr; 81 u. q.
emil Mnener an Bilbelmrna 4.
9oeBberg. @runbitid an Der 1atpion
Ctr; 81 II. 81.
@mil Wuener an @ilbelmina S.
qoeb6ers. @runbitiid an Der 9ntpion
Ctr; 81 II. q.
grminia g. De unb g. 81. be Ia @uerz
ga an Carrie 9. &ubn, @rulloitid, 6es
i6rieben i'm .9eeb" bon @. g. Cob
ban, Meceiber.
Sacob &ubn nnb Srau an IS. g.
Malone, 444 Mder 2anb; $1,000.
Charles S. Sagrab uno Jrau ali
@nifab uno Marb Sasrab, 100 Gder
aanb; SIS.
S. 6. sotpn an Sulius peterior.
0runbftid an Der Muitin Cir; 800.
&arl &ibenberger an s. %. so1nr
ioil, @~runbitiid in Der Niberlioe 8arl
slbbition, $725.
gbipin Sppenbeimer an Moi es Weitb.
@runoitiid an Der Sloriba 5trabe,
1926 IL. q.
@arie Scamp an Sennie Holeb.
8runoitid on Der Manfaca Ctr; ST..
Meta uno Otto S6ipeppe oil sSerran;
oine San, beridiebene @runoitiife.
Sobn Sacob @embler uno sSrnu an
emma S6errer, @runbitid i'm nenen
gitbrgIod 3040: $3.50.
5enrp 6. Selbmal an 5igmuno u,lo
@ntonia Burg. 8runbitiid am 6an
Eebro Hlnce; $4,000.
Galpb SO. Smitb unb Srau OH Sigs
minb nnb Mntonia Burg; GrunoitiId
am Gan 8ebro 8lnce; $3.50.
She 2olita Enrichment 60. all VI.
8. &eith, 9runb1tud in Der Hioeriioe
Yarf Ibbition; $4,000.
Stont Mealtb 60. on Srau Salb
Srieomm. @rrnbftiid int neuen Gitps
@lod 1878; $3.50.
Nobert unb 9foia See an 8oIter Gj.
Qebr, @ruubitiid in Der Gait guo Qbbis
tion; $25.
9. 8. Butter unb Srau an I6eooore
8erfers, @rnnbitiid in Der Splpnli Yarf
Nbbition; $1,000.
gli8a 8. @egulloueb al Sreberid
s. 8artel, @runbftiid an Der giIeg Git;
$1,000.
90. q. Sing an s. $. Siaie, Qnteil
an @runbftiid an Der Wain ape.; ST.
Mlamo 9eie6ts 60. an Iitorcp @rgs
Ter. 8runoitiid in Der Ilamo SeigGis
Subbibifion; $475.
S. 9. Callahan unb $. q. Sc Sagers
al Srant 8. 5auier. @ruuoftiid in Ger
Marlborousb 9laee gbbition; $500.
%. g. @erttportb unb Srau an gn,s
ma WuGenfub, @rnrSitiif i'm ne,ten
@itbs8lod 1881; $1,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-25
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rem abgeliefert. Na6 Sonlen's Gin
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deno. 8enn ar6 tidt 9lles gera,
Be 10 i6limm iein mag, nie es oor-
eeltedt miro, 10 miiBte ood) lit Den
Observation-Disclosures iotpol, ,uie III
manden Sleiidntdrften in ge5ug
anf &einli6feit cine before @ufiidjt
aefiibrt u1lo ein 9ean1ter in Der
4usiibung ieiner Bflidt nidt beblrl-
BERT, mol ober nit No6oruf inter
ltiibt meroen.
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Gas Marleiu nna der Jtebe
gpn 9eruta pun efusa.

gs 5og bic 2iebe i'm prd6fsen @eipanb
Wtt 9iiloenem &r0nlein bur1 Stabt unb
2anb,
Tim frob gu ben Meni6en gu ellen;
Sod als fie idritt bllrd BEN biiteren
Sonn,
Da trat iIr enteeeen Elm erlmmieer
tnb 3ipans fie barid, gu ~beripeiIer.
Sic funfeInben @teine, bas idone @e>
ipar0,
CT rib tie bonn aeib ibr nit ~frepIer
Snnh
9as &ronlein bon lnuterem @pIbe,
@r raubt es nilb bon bes 5alptes 9ianb.
SIN ourfttgen 9emodlen nun ratblos
ita1lb
git bebenben 2ippen bie Solbe.
Sod es bedten Die ~sldn3enben aoden
iadyt
Des herrliden 2eibes idimnlernoe
Bra9t
Dftt i6reu leudtenben 8oeen
uinbuQten Die tpunoerIieblibe Waio
@letd einem aus @oIb geipobeuen
&leio =
Stin lit lie bann tpeiter geSoeen.
60 lam iie an zines Mdbtigen S1or,
ga ihirSten 5tpei fnurrenbe Sunbe 6ere
bor
unb Die Wade. iie b0rte iie rufen:
8ie fommt nur ioI1 betteInbe Raib ba.
Der?
Sic 8forte burdi9reitet bu uintmere
mebr,
8ir bitten beg S6loiies @tufen!
uno an man9em Sbore nersebens iie
bGlt,
Gilt tb%rdnenoen Dlids burd Die frenlbe
@elt
Rit pIanIos irrenben Gd)ritteL
Bis Tie miio unb per5tpeifelnb am 8aI>
besrallo
Gin aItes. 5erfanenes @dI0Bhen lamb,
Sem nabt iie nit 8~agenben 8itten.
es bauit bort Elm einiamer 8itters.
mGnn,
gerbpr9en nnO ftiu in pcn Daitereu
Sann,
Sic flebte nit 3itternbem @anfen:
OV oW eluuol. oellUHtu9I uttD
ALIEN,
2 9ebt mir Elm biirfti9es &dnlmerlein,
Hno etpig mill ids eu6 banfen.
Bel oieier Gimme 5n,ib'riidem Slang
Gilt Der glitter gum Shore. iubelub unb
bang.
Wte gu neuen 2ehen %gefppnneit.
Sm Sonuenltrable Die 2iebliGe ltanb,
Der bat ibr nit miloer. trDiteroer Sano
Gin neltes &r0nlein eeipounen.
0a REF Der Bitter nit leudtenbem Slid:
. nobit on mir enbIi6.. bu bolbes @Iiid.
Nte mar mir 10 ielie su Gimme,
Sbr grauen Sbore. 0 offnet eud melt,
9ebt &aum Der id0nften uno berrli6z
item @aib.
Sier meiner aouisinneI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-25
Sbeater in Der 8eetbobem- pale.

Sonntag abeno Deranltaltete Der
90 cine biibiGe
Sbeaterboriteaung fir ieitte Mit-
glieoer. BUR @uffiibrung fanten Die
beioen ginafter uDos Sbmerf oes
Damofles" bon 9utlit unb u0ie
Sunggeieaen" BON Mii9. @eioe mur-
ben flott uno bubi6 eeipielt uno
gefielen iebr. SIN erlten Stild mirf-
ten init Mrau 90. Stolte, Sri. Neora
9euiien, SRI. MiQie @agner. Serr
81. @rler uno Serr Sugo WoeIcr
i'm 5meitem Srau Bebrbabu,
SRI. 8aula Stolte unb Die Soerrell
g. S. 2afrens, 6. @. S1e1 unb
@ugo Woeaer. Iae entlebieten fif
ibrer @ufgabe in better @eiie. Das
3~uiammenipiel mar por5i9lid.