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The Williamson enterprise. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1907-1911, 1911-06-01
Supreme Court Very Busy.

Just how long it will require for
the supreme court of appeals to catch
UP with it's work, the accumulation of
years in cases that have been con-
sidered in every phase, but which
have not been decided by opinions
from the highest tribunal of the state
will remain for posterity to see. The
January term has just ended, and
within few days the June term will
be begun in Wheeling. A large num-
her of cases are yet to be decided and
It is not expected by those acquainted
With the limits of endurance of the
members of the court that they can
be disposed of during the next decade.
The court is big enough in number
to get after and dispose of all the old
cases within year or so If new cases
were not presented, but the claim is
made now that with the rapidly in
creasing work that devolves on the
court that it is impossible to ever
conclude the work now on hand.
The Williamson enterprise. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1907-1911, 1911-06-01
Governor In Louisville.

Governor In Louisville.
Gov. Wilson went to Louisville and
it is thought probable that he will dis
cuss the question Of an extra session
Of the legislature with some of the
leaders while there. The governor
will play a little golf and rest, but he
will also look after some matters con-
nected with business.
The Williamson enterprise. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1907-1911, 1911-06-01

Lexington. The annual contest of
the Kentucky intercollegiate Oratoric-
al association will be held at Transyl-
yania university. The winner of the
contest each year is given handsome
gold medal. Mr.. A. R. Miller will rep
resent Kentucky Wesleyan and will
speak on Personal Liberty and Pro-
hibition."
The Williamson enterprise. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1907-1911, 1911-06-01

Catlettsburg This has been desig-
mated as the site of a United States
rostal savings bank to begin opera
ton June IS.
The Williamson enterprise. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1907-1911, 1911-06-01
Must Be Dipped.

Must Be Dipped.
On account Of the impression being
general over the state that under the
ruling of the department of agriculture
all lambs must be dipped before being
shipped, DR.. A. ]. Payne, in charge Of
the fight on sheep scabies, has asked
the newspapers to state that he ruled
that lambs from infected focks must
be dipped before being shipped.
Lambs from non-infected fiocks can be
shipped without dipping if they are
inspected. DR.. Payne says some news
paper had the ruling wrong and he
has been getting large number of
letters from sheep breeders from all
parts of the state
The Williamson enterprise. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1907-1911, 1911-06-01
Domestic !

The United States battleship Wyo-
ming "super-dreadnaught,' was
launched at the Cramp shipyards at
Philadelphia, Miss Dorothy Knight of
Wyoming being the sponsor.
The Williamson enterprise. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1907-1911, 1911-06-01

Driven temporarily insane by an ac-
cusation of theft, woman at Bran
bach. Saxony, killed her five children
and committed suicide.
The Williamson enterprise. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1907-1911, 1911-06-01


President Taft refused to pardon
John R. Walsh of Chicago and Charles
v. Morse of New York, both con-
victed of violating the banking laws
and at present serving sentences in
federal penitentiaries. In each case
the presidents ground was practic-
ally the same Poth bankers, he
stated, were clearly aware of the law
and violated 1t deliberately. He re-
fused to accept the plea that no moral
turptitude was shown.
The state senate failed to pass the
tax levy bill. 1t was overlooked by
some mischance In the whirl of fix
ing up the conference reports over
the omnibus appropriation bill on the
night of May 10. Some method must
be devised to get tax levy bill
passed and signed by the governor
or the state will be bankrupt within
fifteen days, according to the figures
of State Treasurer Mitchell.
A case of tubercular leprosy has
been discovered at Pittsburg, Pa. zee
Tung, Chinaman, bookkeeper in a
Chinese store, has the disease. Tung
was placed in tent
Five daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Roach of Utica, Kan, ranging
from seven to sixteen years of age,
were burned to death. The mother
had filled lamp with gasoline by mis-
take
Federal Judge Gottrell decided the
grandfather clause" amendment to
the Oklahoma state convention was
invalid because it is in violation of the
hfteenth amendment to the federal
constitution.
Homer M. Messenger, a trustee of
the National Order Of Railway Mail
Clerks, is missing from his home at
ROCKY River, suburb of Cleveland.
Messenger took rowboat and went
out into the lake to fish. A short
time later the boat was found adrift
The search of DR.. Oryille Owen of
Detroit, who has been excayating in
the, mud of the River Wye in England
for manuscripts which he believes
VIII establish that Bacon was the au-
thor of the Shakespearean plays. has
been abandoned
d. II. Connors, a former structural
iron worker, and James Hendricks. a
labor leader. are under arrest at Los
Angeles, accused of entering into n
conspiracy to dynamite the million.
dollar Hall Of Records in that city
last September.
William ("Dutch') Gentleman. la
Dor union "slugger," and known as
the gun man." was shot to death in
a Chicago saloon by two unknown
men, making the third murder in a
NEW months that are directly trace
able to labor feuds.
The Williamson enterprise. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1907-1911, 1911-06-01

Lieut. Col. A. Mclean Moffett, in
spector Of small arms practice, filed
his report with Adjt Gen. Johnston,
giving the names of officers and en-
listed men who qualified and are emit
tied to qualification badges as expert
rifemen, sharp shooters and marks
men last year.
The Williamson enterprise. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1907-1911, 1911-06-01
SENATE MAY
FORCE ACTION.
House Wants Primary Law
Submitted to 1913 Session
SENATE KILLS THE RESOLUTION
Campbell Bill Discussed, But No
Agreement Reached - Lower
House May Try to Adjourn
Senate Suspends Rules and
Gets Busy.

Charleston.-Expected action on the
Gilkeson resolution reported to
the senate did not materialize. The
senate was in session only few min
utes, passing resolution providing
for mineral water and receiving an
invitation from the Philippi board Of
trade to attend thes meeting Of the
blue and the gray May 20 to June 3.
AS soon as. Mr.. Gilkeson reported
that the house had passed resolu-
ton authorizing the appointment of
a commission to draft primary cleo
ton and registration laws and report
to the 1913 session, Senator Silver
moved recess be taken.
The Williamson enterprise. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1907-1911, 1911-06-01

A strike Of f1remen on all lines OF
the Southern railway is threatened
unless recent demand for ten per
cent. wage increase is granted.
The Williamson enterprise. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1907-1911, 1911-06-01

w. w. Bryley, Of Barboursville, has
been appointed assistant state labor
inspector to succeed w. H. Green.
The Williamson enterprise. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1907-1911, 1911-06-01

A dynamite explosion. charged to
members of the black hand" de-
stroyed the grocery and meat shop OF
Belisario and Orazio Mariana, broth
ers, on Lorigan avenue, Pittsburg, and
IL persons narrowly escaped death.
The Williamson enterprise. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1907-1911, 1911-06-01

Farmers AiIege Pollution.
A number OF farmers on South Elk
horn are complaining about the pollu-
ton Of the water in ElKhorn, caused
by distillery slop or other refuse mat
ter thrown into the creek at Midway.
They say since the creek has been
low during the past three weeks, the
water has become so offensive that
the stock will not drink It. IA number
of farmers have been forced to use
well and spring water for their horses
and cattle and have consulted attor-
neys as to what steps to take to pre-
vent continuance of the nuisance.
No suits have been filed yet, but it is
expected that one or two will be filed
shortly, either here or in Woodford
county.
The Williamson enterprise. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1907-1911, 1911-06-01
Postal sayinas Bank.

Postal Savings Bank.
Frankfort will soon have a postal
savings bank department in operation
with Postmaster Geo. L. Barnes in
charge. The post Office department
has designated frankfort as one Of
the few postoffices in Kentucky to re-
ceive deposits for the postal savings
bank, Middlesboro. Madisonville and
Louisville being the only other post
Offices, in this state SO far designated,
besides Frankfort
Postmaster Barnes has been direct
ed to go to Princeton, Ind, and at
tend a school of instruction there on
June 9Th and 9Th, SO as to become
familiar with the duties and work at
tendant upon the postal savings de-.
partment. Deposits will be received
for the postal savings on and after
June 18th at the Frankfort postoffice
The Williamson enterprise. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1907-1911, 1911-06-01

Unless otherwise directed by con.
gress, all that remains of the Ill fated
battle ship Maine, after 1t has been
raised from Havana harbor and
stripped Of all parts OF value, will be
towed out to sea. and sunk in deep
water.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-09
Your Wardrobe
Need Replenishing =?

your wardrobe needs repcisbng you should buy during
this sale The latest models and patterns in everything in the
ladies' ready-towear line You from fifty
hundred per this time You cannot find better lines
elsewhere and there possibility of other merchants reach
ing rdiculousy low prices whole outfit at about the
price You usually paid for garment of wearing apparel
You get better effect in appearance You suits Here
you less Takes practically nut little money and there
chance Of YOU having stint yourself at these prices It's
muchcheape buy hc. prices than make and mend
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-12
9idter nnb aidtcr.

Gines Cages eritien BEL Dem al.
teren Dumas Der S9riftiteuer al-
quite Waquet uno bradte inn Ell
llen 0opeaenitoft aug pel6em gu
mas oann ben Non1an yGbeboIicr
o'Sermentol" mofte. 4us oieient
litterariiden Soaiet1ts 8erbqltnis
entiponn iib aber elm longnierisec
Bro5eB 8nii6en 9umas uno Sea.
quet. eines Morgens beiudte Gu
mas ben 8eridtspr1iioenten unter
oelien 8oriis Die Yro5eBiafe erie.
oigt fueroen ioate. Dumas mar ELL
beriibmter uGauieur" uno be5auber-
te in oreiitunoiger unterbaltung
ben Gidter oerort, oaB oieier pol.
itdnoig ieine 4mtsgeifdfte pereab.
uSeufell~ rief er ploblid aus, i'd
bdtte ihon Idnsft i'm Geridtsioal
iein miiiien; bel Sbrer ent3iifenoen
&onneriation babe ih oos aars Der.
gefien.@ = .Seben Siel" iagte Oh.
mas, uiest laiien Sic einfad Moc.
quet bolen. oonn tperoen sic fofort
urteilen fonnen, per BON uns Der
|erfaf1er oes @omans it'll"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-12
0as Sotel Scr aDnise.

Sn Yaris lit fIr5li1 oas Sdid-
faI beg @otels giron enogiiltig emf
idieoen poroen, uno 5mar lit Die
fiinftige 8eltimmung beg @ebduoes,
Die. ben 9erri9ern, Die Yaris Ell
men aintIiden geiud obitdtten ols
9oteI gu oienen. 9amit bietet
ma ben firltlihen 8eiuhern I'M
9otel 9iron cine ebenio orignelle
ipie pornebme Neiioen5 uno gibt
5ugleih 5ugleih einem gaunerfc
bon geihihtlider nno fiinitleriiher
Neoeuting cine ipiirbige 9e1tinl-
mling. Dos 9otel Biron ltammt
aug Der groBen geiltlihen 2~iquioa-
tionsmaiie. Sein grbaler NOR Ser
geniale @pbriel, benz Die gonSe &c.
gen0 Der Ylace oe la goncoroe ibr
@eprGge per6anft. Nadeinanoer
betpobnten Die 9er5ogin bon Maine,
Der Maridou bon M~atignon, oann
Der Marihaa Ser8og bon giron
Der oas 9otel umbauen lieB, uno
lem Grbe, Der 0eneral BON Btron,
6eiien aopf allf Dem Sdafott ficl,
6ieien YaIait. Seine Haume iino
in ben Iiebenspiiroiglten 8ormert
Der fran50iiifen Mrditeftur uno De-
foration bes IS. Sabrbunoerts 9e-
balten uno beiiten ben elegonte.l
Hei5, Der Die guten fran5ofiiden
@nliiuerfe oieier gpofe mis5eidnet.
Was Die groBen 5um Yalaite gebo-
rigen WartenanIngen angebt, Die
friiber benz Sacre-goeur eebortelr.
10 f1nt bon ibnen elm Sell bern
MrbeitSminiiterium 81, in Der
Gauptiade aber iperoen iie 81 einem
0ffentIid)en 9arfe gelnaft weroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-12

Inter ben @ebern oes lnabri,
iden Molergebirges berrl9t infolae
Oes Gufganges Der Sausinoultric
elm beoenfliber Notltano. I'm Die
groBe 9otlage gu lin6ern, begab Iid,
cine 4boronung Der oeuti1en &C.
meinoen oes oberen 4olergebiracs
unter 5ubrung BEG 4bg. Mniorge
sum Stattbalter @rafen Ebun. Die
bierourh ermirfte Spenoe BON 1000
Ser, melde geeignet lit, Die Notlage
fir ben Mugenblid 81 bannen, ip,lr-
De in BEN lesten Tneetl unter sic @r-
men perteilt. @uf Mnluden oes
Mbg. @niorge muroe au6 Ole unent-
geltlide 8erobfolgung bon 5uppen.
uno 4affeefonierben iotpie bon
Saatbafer uno 4artoffeln, bonn
Stattbalter in @usiidt geiteat. Ibe.
4niorge perlangte ferner Mnftrage
fir bic armen @eberfamilien fir Die
Seereslieferuneen nit tontraftlitj
~feitgeiesten 2obnen uno Mrbeitsge.
legenbeit our1 Die Snangriffnab.
me bes 9altes Der proieftierten So
falbabnen. Der .StattbaIter per-
ipro6, tros Der gbbe in ben 2an-
o~esfaiien nod WosIihfeit gu belfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-12
IokaIes.
q G r | c /.

Die 8eteiligung an Ser Sdltl-
ratsmabl nor cine iebr fIeine, C
muroen I'M @anaen tt2 Stimmell
Stimmen abgeeeben. gtatiirli6 MUIR
ben Sic Serren Or. Serrea, Sentt.
mon, Sarris unb 9edmon pieoer
gepdbIt.
@nf elmer Mrlnp 8pit=StraBe1t.
babn lit idon ipieoer eine 8riige-
lei aniiden eiltem 0eger=Solooten
uno einem aononfteur porgefom-
men, ipeil ser ~eritere ni6t einen Slit
auf oen fir Die Neger beiitmmtsa
8dnfen einnebmen -poate.
Muf cine ginIaoung llniere5
@olberneurs baf 8rd1ioent Sufi
g%eanttportet, perrt Ser &ongreB SCI
tig nod SauIe eebe, meroe er ber-
fommen nro iid oas Selolager olr-
ieben.
- Srau 90 arp Sontleber
Die @nttin bon Inguit Santleben.
lit geitorben. sic tpar ei1 friiberes
SRI. 9bert uno fam nit ibre1
gItern I'M Sabre 1853 nod geras.
Der Mer5teperein bot bern
SduIrat nodmals einen grief 3u-
geiar1bf, in benz erfldrt miro, Ser
Smpf-geihluB lei niht ailgeroml-
men, Inn Die ainber gu i6iitell,
ionoern Inn Die Sn1pfgegner 81 be-
frieoigen.
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geitrafter Sodlmut.


Mls ser beriibmlte 8erliner ar5t
6rerids nod Brofeiior in 8reslalI
mar muroe er zines Cages au ei-
uer alten Griffin gernfen. @ie en-
itaunte er aber, aIs oieieIbe INN UNI
ter Srdnen einen fleinen Mffen setg-
fe, Der, in tpeide aiiien gebettet,
auf benz Sofa lag uno al1genidein-
lid Shmeraen batte. Natiirlid)
mar Grerihs iebr ungebalten bar
uber, oaB er als Mffetlooftor mirfen
iole, bod iab er iid ben franfcn
Mffen ndber an uno erfannte bolo,
mas inn feble. 8ugleih bemerfte cr
ober einen fleinen, bIeiden &tiabell,
ben gnfel Der @rdfiL Der allf Dem
Sofa lag. Srerihs REF oas aino
beran, unteriudte es ebenfaas nno
manote iid Damn our @rdin. .Sbrc
bei0en Sobne1, iagte er rnbig uno
beltimmt oleiben an i1lehter Ser.
oaurng. Wenn sic, Jrau @rdfir,
0enielben &amiaentee 5u trinfen uno
nidt 10 biele SmBigfeiten gu eiiell
geben, oann iinb lie baIo mieoer
eeIuno." Damit b%erbeugte er iid
fur5, berlieB Die berbubt oarein.
idnlierl6e Dame uno reifte ibr eini-
&c Snge fpdter cine redt anlebnlihe
Mehnung Elm. 4ls Die geiSiee aIte
Dame fid oieielbe gu be8oblen met
gerte, tam es CUR @lage, uno Die
Grain uur6e gum @eipotte bon
gdn5 greslau CUR @~e5ablung perur-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-12
ueber ben afiidaona oes 9ie,

~eoel Oell JlIu9uIlg ueS OleI'
fonlums in Sbiringen idreibt oas
Organ oes Sbiiringer 8rauerbnll.
oes: Die leste grauiteuererbobune
trat init Dem /. auguit 1909 ein.
0as Sabr 1909-1810 CAB iontit
Den eriten ginblid IN Die Solgeu
oieier Steuererbobuns. Sic @nsabi
Der 8ralereien ging bon 1913 oui
43O ourud. Die gierer5eusung bate
bon 1908 bis 1909 einen @iifi1lag
BON II Bro5ent gu peraeidnen. Der
Wtal3perbralth gins in oerielbsu
3eit Inn 10 8ro5ent 5uriid. Die Sol
ge Der lesten 8rauitelter mar iomit
aud fir Sbiiringen Elm peiterer
uno iebr bober Niideang auf Der
9orl5en 2inie. @abreno iotpol in
8buringen, mie in gang Horh-
oentldlarb Elm eemaltiger @iidgang
erfolgte,, trot in Bayern nur cine
nerldminoello eeringe 8erbrauds-
numbering Elm, etpa 1 8ro5ent &c.
gen II Bro5ent in Sbiiringen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-12

ii6 BEN @n5ug peroirbt, tpenn man
Sernano aus bent 8aifer 5tebt."
geellps 2ippen ltreiften Die Sano
Der Spre6enoen in %oufpaaenoer
0%anfbarfeit. sic giitiges Ser5!"
murmelte iie. Sic glauben nihts
llnre6tes bon mir, ni6t?"
uNein! = Mber oaron oadte id)
gar ni6t. @ud menn i6 es geglaubt
baben miproe, more i6 gefommelt.
User fam oenn etnen anoeren rid.
ten, obne ibm in's 9er5 81 ieben."
Ne1p ieuf5te tief. Sranen bran.
gen in tire @ugen uno ROTTEN iiber
ibre 8angel1. so gebe i6 oenll
aus 9elsa mie cine geriagte, @e.
iiegte, obne BOB id bergefommen
bin, gu fampfen ODER mir irgenb cine
MISUNDERSTANDING anmaBen 5u moi.
len. SIT Dos nidt eigentlid number.
li62"
Worie BON @atter lodte. r@a.
rum oenfen, bonoeIn, fleioen Sic
lif anoers ols 9in3 uno &un5; oas
bridt Sbnen unpeigerlid inter
fleirliden Seelen oos @enid. ltrb
fleinli6 iino mir MN einmal, mir
Srouen beionoers. Iber bette Ne1y
lit es oenn pirfli6 9ranen merit
Sd reoe Sbnen ni6t ab fort5ugeben.
Sic geboren in sic @elt, meroen
bort eth beiieres @liid finben olS
bier"
SD gebore in Sic @elt mie eiii
abeeriiienes glatt, Marie, obne Sci.
mat, obne Samilie, obne elm &er5.
anf oos oas meintge pertrauelt
fam. Ser Sroit lit nidt eroB."
Gam ltano lie plotli6 ouf nno
itri6 iiber oie S6ldfen, ols tpiIde
tie ettpos fort, Die alte glaIti5itdt lag
mieoer in ibren 8emegungen.
uIber Sic baben redt," iagte tic
uno bob BEN &opf bod. ,Niemono
fann mir meine Selbltabtung neb-
men, ipenn i'd ielbit ie mir nitt
nebme uno iie miro mir bleibett.
: Soben Sic Cant fir SIR &om-
men, ssbre freunoliden @orte = idl
bin mieoer ielbit."
n@ann molen sic ~reiien?"
nSobolo i9 fann. Morgen ae.
mib. @enn mir uns nidt tpieoer-
ieben ioaten = leben Sic mol, i'd
iueroe Ste nie ~uergeiien."
@ortlos bielten iie iib cine @eils
umidlungen, Neap besrift BOB fie
Die 5reunoin burd einen 9eiu6 nid)t
nod meiter in ltnaneelegenbeiten
brineen ourfte, BOB oieier Mbidico
Der lebte iein muBte. = 3pilhen
Cir nno @ngel fiel ibr plotlid
idwer auf oas Ser5, oaB tie iiber iidl
ielblt aaes anoere bergeiien batte.
Sic belt Srau bon Cater nod ei-
men Iugenblid 5uriid.
ul1no &nionis = tit er tpirflid
tot2" fraete tie bong.
SD meiB bon nidts : fein
@ortl"
% Soft gebe, Dob es nidt ser
SAT- tit = gegen i'm tpar id i'm I'm.
redt our6 meine 8erbitterune."
Gortiesuna foIot.)
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@mntortftt1es.
MQes nmipnit.

8ureauporiteber (eine 8etarmtma-
dung an Die 8eamten porleleno) +:
nSu es iib berausgeiteat bat, bog
Die 9erren 8eamten, obglei6 Der
9lenit auf aft ubr feitgeiest tit, er!t
aae gesen balb neun ubr eri9eineu.
moaen mir, Inn un5utraslidfeitcyl
gu permeioen, bon iest ab allgemeiln
Den 0ienit crit Inn balb neun uDr
beginner laiien."
Ote 8eamten (untereinm6er):
u5amos! 0a brau6en mir erIt I'M
neun ubr gu tommen!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-12
Mitternadt TIT ben CARTS

mar Siram Scranton bon glap gito,
SIS, bod iblaflos, neil er buitete
Inf ben &at ieiner @er8te iudte er
Die Serge aut Die linn iasten, baB er
an Ser Sdpinoiudt leioe. @r borte
BON Or. Sings Seem 9tscopern,
nabm iie uno idreibt, bob iie linn
oas 2eben retteten uno baB er mie-
Der arbeiten fam. Gut fir 2ungen-
leioen, SuiteL Seufieber, Seiierfeit
etc. Nreis SOC lno ST. @arantiert
Don anen 9rugai1ten.
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Werfannt.

,Seben sic t1ur ben arlnen @ltell
bort. Gem madelt fortmabreno Der
&opf!"
.Du iino sic aber getpaltig ir
Srrtum! Der Serr lit eirler unierer
berubmtplten 8biloiopbelt uno oas
&opfidutteln lit feline @eltanidau-
ung."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-12
8eideiben.

Gin @nabe sins in einen 2aoell
UNI fin flint Gents Niiie gu faufen.
Der 8rdmer, cine gutmitige Seele,
iprad gu inn: .Du fannit tie aud
gemiidt baben, penn o., tpillt."
vNa gut" perieste Der 9nabe,
Sic fonnen alib cine ooer 5mei So
fosniiiie nit bineintun, penn Sic
DoGen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-12
Stim,ntt.

@idter: uangeflaeter, es miro
Sbnen bier oas CORPUS oelieti", eill
Baar iogenannter @amsfrideln boz
gemieiem; iagen Sic Die lautere
@abrbeit uno geben Sic an, ipober
Die itammen!"
Mnseflagter @ilo6ieb: u@on eli.
ner Gemie, 9err @eridtsbof!"
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Giaenartiaer gelueis.

Sremoer (im Muieum): nOb rs
mol iibli6 1T, Dem Siibrer, Ser Die
grfldrungen madt, elm Srinfgelo 81
geben?"
n@atirlid 1T es iibli6; ionit
miiroe bod ni6t 6aiteben: v9te au-
nabme bon Trinfgeloern lit Dem
Siibrer itrengitens unteriagt!"
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Gin gutes @Ias 8ier idmedt
belten, tpenr man es ungeitort
trinfen fam. 9ies fa,1n man Bel
9. 8nrgitaller, neben Ser SERVANTS
iobne-Saae, mo bas prGdttge WaB
ltets friid am 3apf lit.
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,Oeereicen6p"

nDu, cine Winion, ipei,r id) Sic
batt', oa miBte ih iest @elo gu per-
oienen! Sunoerttauieno Marf til.
ten es iosar. Siinfbunoert fonnten
pieqeibt meil1 @lif MAIDEN.
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q ebmrten II.

81. Shon uno Srau, ein MGo.
den; Sermann 8olf uno Srau, Ell
9nabe; SSH Muegee uno Sralt, Elm
anabe; Sugo 2ied uno 6raii, ELL
anabe, CHARLES 2uto uto Srau, ein
Maoben; Gus. alein il. uno 5rall,
pm @nnhp
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8ebenflidler srumpf.

u@iiien Sic, oa mar ih ci,iltaI
in elmer Neitbabn, Die NOR 10 arob.
bob man in elmer balben Stunee
nidt berausfam."
uDas lit nod gar nidts! Sd
mar einmal in einem @eridtsge-
bduoe, oa fam id erit IN adt Ga.
gen mieber beralrs."
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o 5

Mrtbur @dtpab, so Sabre oft;
@race &ieber, s Monate; Siioore 8.
6urtner, 20 Sabre; 8eter Suft 76
Sabre; Sacob 3auner, 90 Sabre;
SEQ. 90. Gimif, 8 Sabre; Charles
S. @erner, 40 Sabre; SerOinanO
SSomes @ogler, 1 Sabr.
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= Smpfe fir rgladlee" Cimuid-
brano). HoitbeitelIungen erbeten.
Gmpples 9rns g.,
Gan @ntonio, SeraS

8eimdJt- Suneer 9eutider, mt
berbeiratet, als @rbeiter auf elmer
Sarm. @dberes Office ser nSreien
Grelie."
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Der 8eruf Deg 8eibes lit gu:
beiraten, Der Mann muB ieoodL
bepor er beiratet, etnen geruf ia.
BEN.
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Sn 8aco Dot oas iogenonnse
Street Banquet lt~attgehinoen.
ueber tauien0 8eriollen baben oa.
ran teilgenommer.
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6eiratsidcine. - @ebnrtea.
brsfGGc.
GetrofB{heiu e.

Mrtbur %. @eber ullo Mnlb
Mc8ee.
@obert Soc 8leB II. Settle gaoer.
@uguit Saplor uno Srau Carrie
6eiliqmon1t.
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8usbafter &ersleid.

81: uMan iagt benz iulgen 2eb.
nam na9, er mare ELM groBes
2i6t."
g.: uSSa = aber eiu NadtIi6t."
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@eun elm g feblt.

Sunse Dame finst: Scum mub
ii6 Iaes, Mues ~ipenoen!" Sorgel-
poae. Wutter, cine 9reppe bober, Die
perblibene @aroerobe ibres S01ter.
hens betradteno: Scum muB idj
9lnes, Mnes m~enoen!"
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Der perliebte GduGc6rer.

~Sagen sic mir, iino Sic ,tpirf-
lid 10 uerliebt in mid?"
ra6, @malie, ieit eincm Monat
laiie i6 als Strafarbeit mir meh-
Sbren Namen I1reiben!"