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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-25
EAST SIDE NOTES.

There were about seventy-h " ladies
and gentlemen, friends and admirers
OF Margaret Merrick Newton, of this
city attended the clever young Iady's
graduate song recital at the Fargo
conservatory last night and the gem
eral verdict is that Miss Newton made
good in every particular and the
warmest Of congratulations were ex-
pressed to her at the conclusion Of the
recital.
Miss Hayes of the department of
reading and expression at the normal
school has planned for herself a de-
lightful summer of travel. Al week
hence she will be speeding to Chicago
where she will spend a week on bust
ness and pleasure, then she will so
to Nashville. Tenn, and from there,
with a party of friends, will make
her way to the Yellowstone Park, of
which a complete tour will be made,
and at the conclusion of that she will
HE herself to New England where the
remainder of the summer will be spent.
Thic evening she will go to Fargo to
meet Dean Southwick under whom
she studied at Boston.
Rev. HI. A. Kern left this afternoon
for GAINESVILLE where tomorrow he
viii preach the baccalaureate sermon
for the high school, using the theme,
The Growing Kingdom of God.
The Workmen will meet in regular
session next Monday afternoon.
J. a. Wright has returned from a
business trip to st. Paul, where he said
the temperature was away up.
The intended joint meeting OF the di-
r%ectors Of the commercial club and the
Sabin and Baker road committee was
not held this morning, as there was 10
quorum, mebers being away to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Stein
B. Anderson of Morton, Mimi, Mrs.
Jens Olegaard of Comstok. Martin Brazil
and Vernon Brooks Of Fergus Falls
were among those who registered at
the New Columbia.
A baseball event next MondaS after
noon will be a game between the nor-
NAL schools of Valley City and Moor.
head on the local grounds at A o'clock.
Friends of G. f. Fuller, jr., will be
glad to lear that he is recovering nice
ly from his attack of diphtheria.
The baccalaureate address at the
normal school tomorrow evening will
be delivered by Miss Margaret ]. Evans
Of Carlton college. Her subject will be
The Responsibility OF Youth. The
service viii begin at s:15 o'clock.
Attorney Dosland, according to q
decision handed down by the supreme
court OF the state yesterday. has wor
his case in the action of Jno. q. John
son VS.. the wild Rice Boom Co. He
appeared for the plaintiff. The defend.
ants diverted the water from a stream
in such q way as to seriously inter.
fere with the operation Of the plain
tiff's mill.
The banks OF Moorhead will inaugu.
rate the plan of closing at Don on Sat
urdays, on Saturday, June 8.
Among the guests at the Comstocl
were, Hazel Johnson Of Fergus Falls
Mrs. c. Orth and Mrs. c. M. Echei
Of Perham, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. John,
son of Harlem, N. ID.
President Weld entertained the jun
Tors OF the normal school at a dinner
given in their honor last evening al
the Comstock.
The funeral OF Mrs. Adam Stein wa.
held from the farm house at George,
town this morning. Among those wht
attended from the city were. Mayor
Davy, p. H. Lamb. P. J. Sullivan ant
B. f. Mackall.
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in DISTRICT COURT
Judge Taylor is Keeping Work Moving
Rapidly ID Clearing Calendar
Of Cases.

The first thing this morning the
court charged the jury in the case Of
Hitterdal VS.. Northern Pacific Railway
Co. then the q s was submitted to the
jury.
Short work was made Of the next
Isl No. 38, A. j. Fridlund VS.. Edward
German ct al A jury was selected,
but in a little while the attorneys
agreed on the facts and the court di-
rected a verdict for the plaintiff. for
possession OF the property In dispute.
The cases on the call and will prob
ably be disposed Of this afternoon are
Fargo Cornice and Ornament Co. VS..
W.. H. Merritt ct al; George e. Perley
VS.. Inger Bodkin ct al; and George
Wasem vs. A. ". Sprecht and others.
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The Hauae Rauta stone.

The bauta stone to be erected at
Concordia college was unloaded at the
Fifth street crossing Of the Northern
Pacific this afternoon and the monster
monument was transferred to the coll
iege campus by Lang IL Son, under the
supervision OF b. Anderson. head OF
the Anderson Granite Co. Morton,
Mimi, where the stone was hewn and
ures 3x1sx1.10. The apex Of the shaft
measures 1918 inches. The chiseling
Of the shaft exactly follows the speci-
ncations sent from Norway to repre-
sent the oauta stones in the old coun-
try. The shaft and base weigh four
teen tons. with the monument came
i Quantity Of granite to be used IN the
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cash nax, to arrive s.
puluth FlaN.
Late Events

John Azine, manager Of the Sample
shoe store. will leave tomorrow for
where he will visit the big shoe con-
Germs and buy up their latest fashions
Rochester. N. Y, and Boston. Mass,
in the shoe line.
Miss Augusta Broten will leave
Tuesday for Christiania, Norway.
where she will join her parents. After
visiting several points OF interest she
will return about Dec. Is.
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Is Recovering.

The Italian who made a nattempt
to commit suicide in a cell in he city
jail last hight, where he was confined
for drunkenness, was reported to be
getting along nicely towards
at the Moofhead hospital under the
care Of DR.. Verne. He tried to choke.
himself with his suspenders and a
towel. The man is a stranger and is
about 26 q Of age. He was found
in the nick of time and was uncon-
scious.
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R'HARG SAYS TAFT is OUT
Continued from raEe one.

4ea-Ma . 0AS "a ..HE"
cago convention and that the colonel
will have ga on the first ballot.
Newark, May 25.-Taft made a mo-
tor campaign in northeastern New Jer-
sey today. At Bayonne the president
addressed one Of the biggest crowds he
has spoken to on n of the campaign
trips.
Asbury Park, May 25.-several
Thousand gave Roosevelt d lively re-
ception to Asbury park today.
my opponents say / preach revoIu-
tionary doctrines said the colonel.
Nonsense! II they say I preach the
doctrines Of the revolution Of 1776,
yes"
Newark. N. r., May 25.-lThe whole
state of New Jersey Is one big political
forum. Today's campaigning for prime
airy votes has put a keen edge on the
expectation with which the common
| wealth awaits the result OF the voting
next Tuesday. Every day the candi-
dates have attacked their work with
fresh vigor. and by primary day there
will be scarcely a hamlet however le-
mote, that has not heard one Of the
aspirants for the republican presi-
Dental nomination.
Today Roosevelt and TAFT had
speaking programmes that would oc.
cupy the time close to midnight, and
LaFoIlette planned to make severa'
speeches In the vicinity OF this city.
THE interest In the struggle has In
creased until today seemed like q h0li.
day all over the state. Business ii
being neglected while the crowds as.
sembIed at the railroad stations d
public halls and squares, where TIL,
candidates. trains Or automobiles stop
PED
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CRUCIAL TEST
IN OHIO TODAY

Columbus. May 25.-The action TAX
en- at tnirty-three republican and
twenty-six democratic conventions to-
day to select delegates to the state
conventions probably win determine
the control Of the state conventions
and be a crucial test of the strength
OF the rival factions.
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Notice 70 Veterans.

Ed. Fay, Commander: All members
Of r. A. Keye camp No. !, United
Spanish war veterans and all veter-
ans of the Spanish war are requested
to report at the public library, sun
day morning at 10 o'clock to attend
Memorial day services al the opera
house with the G, A. r.
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YOUNG Girl conpIainant.

Mandan, N. D., May 25.-Atty. VIM.
LANCER was in Glen Ullin last Thurs
day to take care of the case OF the
state Of North Dakota against Nick
Streitmatter, who is charged with
criminal assault. Christina Filiibeck.
a ~15-year-old girl, Is the complaining
witness in the case. The case canle up
before Justice Tavis, and the defend
ant waived examination and was bound
over to the district court.
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MOOSE JAW IS
WITHOUT POWER

Winnipeg. Man, May 25.-Fire broke
out this morning in the city power
house at Moose Jaw. Sask., and be-
fore 1t was subdued had destroyed the
building and machinery. The latter
is valued at 100000. The city's water
supply is cut off and all firms using
water, including the newspapers had
to shut down.
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Moorhead Department

construction Of the fountain which viii
surround the shaft. Mr.. Anderson says
Will be ii place by next Monday
hight and then the stone viii be close
ly yelled to await the great ceremony
June 10.
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SUBJECTS FOR SUNDAY N FARGO CHURCHES

Memorial Sermon, Rev. Peterson. Sunday tabernacle. 1890 a. M.
The Law, II a. stever. Plymouth Congregational church, 1880 q. M
Farewell sermon, Rev + y. Hlngaman, zion Evangelical church,
1880 p. m
The Great question. Rev. chas. + sswrsy Broadway Methodist
church, 8 !. m.
Divine VI. Human standards, Rev. j M. walters, FIRST Methodist
church. s i. M
psntscost Rev Benz. Nelson. swedish Baptist church. lo:45 ! n.
Heart and Brain. Dr.. r. A Beard First consreganonal church. )
p m.
soul and BODY FIRST church Of Christian Scientists 1o:45 ] M
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Beef Prices.

st. Paul, May 25.-Cattle, 400, kill
ers steady: steers, IS. 75@S.25; cows
and heifers, 81. 00@7.00; calves,
steady, $4.50@5. 10; feeders steady,
So. 00@6.15.
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New York Produce.

New York, May 25.-Butter slightly
frner, 1880; creamery extras. 27A
cents.
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Put plenty Of kacon rat In II, A. fry-
ting pan. let II get very hot. then cnt
the bread rather thin and fry quickly.
Stale bread is best served once.
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GRAIN QUOTATIONS..

chas. {. Levels q Co, Grain and Stock
Brokers, Morton 5Iooks Fargo.
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UNCLE SAM RUSHING BIG
WARSHlPS TO KEY WEST
continuea rrom Page ona.
of precaution in the interest of Amer.
can lives and property.
Nearoes eain PIunder.

of precaution in the interest of Ameri-
can lives and property.
Negroes Gain Plumber.
Santiago, May 25.-A strong band of
armed and mounted negroes this morn
ing attacked the plantation of Elsilo,
about fifteen miles from this city, and
carried Off horses, provisions and other
plumber.
The government is dispatching
troops from here to Guantanamo.
Steamers have been chartered for the
purpose on account of a complete in
terruption of railroads.
Attack American Plantations.
A strong force of insurgents is at
lacking the Santa Lucia sugar planta-
ton near Gibara on the north coast OF
oriente. The plantation is American
property. No government forces are
anywhere In the vicinity, but the en-
ployes are making a successful re-
sistance.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-25

Baseball results are as well worth.
worrying about as most other trou
blesA
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ANY householder can get his mug
ready for lawn mower operation
BY raking UP around the place.
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forum want Ads oet Quick Results.
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Forurn want ADS Get Quick Results.
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ST. Paurs Lutheran church, corner
Fifth steet and Sixth avenue north.
C. Davick, pastor-Seryices Sunday
morning at 10: 80 and English services
at 8 o'clock; Sunday school at IL. ALI
are welcome to our services.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-25

The New Recruit.
Pele Mele: sergeant-Readg
Recrait-No sir.
Sergeant-H'm. writer
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Broadway Methodist services, corner
OF Broadway and Seventh avenue.
Charles f. Sewrey, pastor. There will
be no preaching services in the morn
ing, as this church will join in the
memorial service at the tabernacle;
Sunday school at noon; Epworth
league al Z D.. M. subject, The Great
Question. All who come to the even
ing service and those who have the
song book used in the Sunday meet
ings, please bring them along.
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First Church of Christ Scientist
Corner Ninth street and Second avenue
south. Sunday service. 10:45 a. M,
subject Soul and Body. sun
day school at IL m. The Wednesday
evening testimonial meeting at 7:45.
The public is invited to attend these
services. The church maintains a free
reading room in the Edwards bxilding,
room 48. second floor; hours from 2 to
8 D. M, daily. except Sundays, All
authorized Christian Science litera-
ture is kept on file. also for sale. You
are cordially invited to visit and en-
joy its privileges.
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Swedish Lutheran Film church,
rev. N. o. Grunden, pastor; residence
901 Third avenu north-Morning serv.
ice at 1890 o'clock every Sunday K
cept the second Sunday in each month,
Sunday school at IL, evening service
every Sunday at s o'clock sharp. All
who understand the Swedish language
are cordially welcome to worship with
uR.
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First Lutheran church, Whitsunday
Sunday school at s:45 a. M; morn
ing service in Norwegian at H. 70. SER
mon by Rev. Th. Eggen of Minneapo-
lis; English vesper service at $500 also
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Eggen.
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iyiir $500 mad 3entidlanO.

8eutih : anlertfaniide 3eitunsen
Deroen i'm alten 8atcrlano nit gre.
bem Snterelie geleleny iueil Tie lif]
frei ausipreden llno baufig bon brit
ben mebr Neuigfeiten uno Nafri9-
ten bringen, aIs Die oentifen Sci.
tungen Ielbit. Die nSreie Breise fiir
Eeras" lit oriiben iiberal, wobil Tie
geianot miro, elm iebr germ geiebenei
Salt uno fam ii1 riibrten, Mr,rf
fennlna ul1o @iiroigung 81 finoen.
pie aus sablreiden 8riefen an uns,
Iopie an Dieienigen, melhe oas
glatt alt lire Berfpanoten ihiden,
berporge5t. @er oaber ieinen @er-
monoten uno Sreunoen cine Sreltcc
erpeiien, ibnen Elm ipilfommenes
@eidenf MAIDEN min, ser beltele fir
tie sic nSreie 9reiie fir geras".
Das Snterelie fir Eegas, lpie Ibers
baupt fir Sen Staat uno Die Sc.
geno, no Die 8erpanoten ipobnen,
lit in 9eutI9lnmo iebr Iebbaft uno
es lit unnlogIid, in B~ripatbriefen
cine 10 sriinolide 9uflarung uls
gei9reibune oes fremoen 2anoes
5u gebenL tpie oieg sic u5reie Breiie"
oupo9entlid tut. Sir ben gerin-
gen Breis bon $500 perfenoen mir
portofrei unier retdbaItiges $50
aenblah auf EN- Sabr an irgeno
cine MoreIie i'm Mnslanoe-
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Sam fait 1tn1's 2ebem.

@. 81. Stio bon Mafon, Mid.
pergiBt ME, pie er bon einem bei-
tigen Gturnttpetter iiberfanen tpur'
De. sd aog mir cine idlimme gr-
faItlt1g 5u", idreibt err bate BET
tige G9mer5en in Ser gruff, iooah
id) faum atmen fonnte. Gin 9adl-
bar CAB mir einige DOZEN BON Or.
Sings Seem Discovery, bic mir GRO
BE @rleidterung peribafften. Ser
Ir5t iagte> Pneumonia lei i'm Gin
Sug, riet aber, oaiielbe Mittel mel.
ter gu nebmen, pobon mid 5fDei
SIaiden b0Iig furierten." @ebralldt
nur oieie 5dnen nirfenoe, ii6erc
uno 5nbarIdiIige Meoi5in fir Sl,.
item, grfl1ltungen uno ale Sals'
uno 2ungenleioen. Breis Soc uno
$500, Hrobeflaide frei. @arantieri
Bel alien Mpotbefern.
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Bie gader perIdniuoen f6nnen.

Mou ioret fid belIte iiber bic
lingebeuren Biidermcngell nno lDeiB
nidt, uie Die 9ibliotbefei1 Der 3u-
funft iie betD1ltigen iollen. geun,
Der 8abn Der 3eit1 lit nod inner
idarf; 5uoem bat man es ibm leid)-
Ter gernadt, lid ourd5uirefien.
Sn melfer Beiie Die 8eit mil
9iidern aufrGumt, ntoge man aug
foIgenoem entnebmen: 8or bunoert
Sobren ftn1o in Dies in eiuen Der
angeiebeniten @eb1lioc cine offentlI-
DE giideriommIuna; AUDI mar in
einem a~bgeIegenen EeiIe oeliethen
Elm electromagnetic ungeIegt. 3nr
3eit gonapartes fam Der Befehls
bag @eb1itbe gum militariiden De
braude ein5uridterL uil0 90 man
su Der 3eit iiberoa beioroere Giie
foroerte, befabl Ser Brafeft, al
leg IN "a gtuloen gu r1lllmen, mo-
st bic bort befinoIihen &riegsge-
fmgenen fommonbiert muroen.. Gie
Biider muBten mol feiuen Jilr
fpreter bdben uno 10 luuroc Der
9riegsgefangenen aufgetrogen, III
icoen aorb Die &a[fte acblen uaa
sic 6aIfte Bidder 81 legen nno tic
gum Jeueranmaden 81 benusen.
Moh 5dlimmer crying cs aber. ben
alien tpertbonen giiderll in Sol
Iano. CUR 3eit Der Gontinoliperre
mar cine 5eitlane bonn fran6olildien
Commencement geitnttet, engliid9e
Sobrifate segen einen glciden
@ert inlanbiIher 6abrifate cin5ur
taulden. Das bennstan bic 2auf,
leute, inoem ite groBe Woiien alte-
tier bolanoiider Bidder, bic oa-.
mails in oem aGgemeinen nmitnr5
tueniser als ionft gefauft puroet,
su biuigem Yreiie an iid bradten
uno nadber Den 3o0beboroen ben
boIIen 2aoenpreis ols @ert an
redneten, nm auf oieie @eile far
Sen gIeihen 8etrag engliid1e Waa-
rem bcsiebeu gu fonnen. Solhe bod
oeflorierte Riiten nit gii6ern MUIR
ben 0ann auf benz Meere geger ai'
item bon engliider Gobrifate INT
qetouIdt. God 0ieie Bidder Dur.
SEN feinesmegs nod @nglano etnge.
broft oenn Der 3on batte bort
n,ebr als Der Mnfuloturipert be
frozen ionbern iie puroen IN
fertueas einfoh in's Steer perier'tt-
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3nr Bintersseit.

au, tranten Serb, 5nr @intersseit,
Siben 5niatnmen, mir 8eiben;
Gang Wnlter pDtt Der Wu9eliueio',
Gin 9id1ter alter Soften.
Aud iekt lit nod am trauteu Serb.
Sas gr5Rte Whif 81 finben;
Wem bort elm frieblid Coos beidbecrt,
Der tpirb oies gcrne finbeu.
Sn ippbligem 8eiiammenicitt,
4ergebt raid Gtmnb' utn Stnnbe;
Sci mtilb gebampftcn, 2ampeHi&cim,
Ucbt IeidJt has @prt bonn Mnnbe.
ttn6 man beipridt, mas in bcr @elt,
cid ales 5ugetrngen;
tln6 tpie bic Nebe bnnn 10 falt,
@etF jeber mas 5u iagen.
60 tauaen int 0eiprad jau8it mir,
g[mf 8iere aud 81 reben;
Sd lpbte febr bias 2uneS Sier.
penn, bies III gut fit jebeu.
ttnt ale itimmten therein,
9af wahr iei, mas i9 fage;
ttnb haE fein Sier 10 tart unb rein
Wic hieS - lei anfer Srnge.
Drum fetet ibr aud tets BEL mir,
gSp1I tcmpertert 5mt1 Grtnfen;
Sds tunrberbare 3one Star &ier,
Sn ben HofaIen bIinfsn.
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cine gIiidlihe @e6anfe. u9u bift
gerettetl"
u&omm morgen friib 81 mir, i9
min Damn oas meitere NIT Sir be-
lpreden = iiber Die 3ablungl l1no
nun geb, Otto -
nIber nod ei1tmal redt bon Ser
5en banfen borf i6 Dir bo6 me=
nigitens!" rief Ser 8ruoer uno
mo1te ii6 an beg Melteren 9ruit tper.'
fen. 2eiie pebrte oieIer ab. Ct fab=
te MIR Ole &edte oes anberen:
uSbluf mol = tpern OH oas @er5
ba5u baitl Cute Ha1tl"
6. &opitel.
Menle nno Sobann BON &orl.
m%er5ienrats er bieB eigentlid)
Srieori9, ober oa er Sen 8or5ng
oieies 9tamens init leinem Serrn
teilte, mar er ibon Dor 5nat5ia
Sabren umgetauft iporoen unb bot
te in5miiden ben SrieOri6 ielblt
nergeiien = Male nno Sobann al
10 iaBen in Oem Bferoebubnmageii
llo fubren CUR Srouung.
@r batte cine 9roihfe nebnlet
molen, aber Male mar entl6ieoen
bagegen geipeienL uro lpenn Wa<
Il gegen cine SadJe ipar, 10 orans
ie INNER ourd. y's is fortsei6miii-
mes @elo!" bate iie geiagt. uWeit
Ser Yferoebabn fomnlen mir ouG
aure6t."
.Ialefen, es miro 81 ipatl l1no
es lit au6 nidt redt reptierlid!"
$50 pcr'n mir oenn 81 ipat forl-
men, Seine Spllr. Sd fenn' Dos
ooh. ST bic 9erridaften in Del
Safriitei ollie beiiommen iino, uno
big iie Denn ionit 10 meit iino, ii.1o
iuir aGemol oa. lin nift reptierlid)3
Sbnen plagt mon mai mieoer hci
So1mutsoeibeI, Sabann? 8us
man Dor aebn syenn'ge baben fam,
onuor brallbt mall niht he War~
ans5ugeben. 9lber 10 ieio SIR Wdll-
rler nu nal ulle-" iprah's ut1o
idiirste ibr 9unfelblaues bo1 our
bcnn es battc geregnet.
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Scenes befannte 8iIonis bdngt oabpi.
auf Dem er in eefoltetem Sanoen bas
51mert 1dlt u1b Den 8Iid nad)
oben i6idt. M%bbiloungen bon Denfe
malern bieles 8olen Die a,f 2onG
Sslano unb in @aibineton iein Sc
hddtnis erbalten, ihmiifen Den
Goum i'm Sbpei5er @ril. Cine rle-
iige @eItfueel i'm Nebeniaal oentet
I6on port mettem Den Haiim oes aps
perniflts. Seine 0ilbnille 5eigen
Sen fobeIbaften 4opf geniIien So
pfen oes olteren 9e1ini abne[no,
ipib unb miiantbropiih, Die langen
Salten parallel, Die bon Der groBetl
9eaien gum Stint fiibrerl oas @lloc
norli1tig, uno ooh idciut es gefei=
felt. 9aneben eit Stdnbbilo, oas
oen mpltiiben uno mathematician
&opf iinnlos perldollt, nno otrh
Mttribute gu oeliten lnd)tz mos Dem
@ntlis mangelt. Mber inter 8las
ruben nlih bier oie Sbperter oes
Seloen, foltbare 9rutfe Ieiner Ser
fe, ulto zines lit bon 1913 uno beiBt.
De r~epolutione orbiulll eoeleitinm"
@s folsen Der 5aal BON Wicfienica,
oelien aopf 5ipiiden Sdiuer un6
SdopenDauer itebt, Der Saal Der
Steunoe Bolens unb nlandber anoe-
re, gibliotbefelL @alerien, 9ano-
fdriften, g%lufrufe, griefe nnter
@las, oorunter ie1er grief Der
5pmpatbie I'M Eolen, oen bunoerte
tnuieno gnglanber u1ter5eibnet
Mber nit einem Male nlfnmt mat
bonn Jeniter aus inn 5dloBgorten
inter uralten 8aumen 0rei einfacye
@robplatten ipabr, grim oIDoie.t,
utter bron5enen &ranSen. 9ort re
ben Die Grinder bieies vGeides I'M
ter @las1. 2angiam uno IN @eoans
fen an peridittete Serrlihfeit itetgt
Der Sremoe Die Ereppe nieoer
init einem Mole fGlt iein Bid auf
cine gnlte inter pieler, Die einge.
reibt Itebt, als more Tie ibresglei-
den. gs iino Die Siinglinas5iise
Srieorid gbopins, III Die er blicft,
icnes polniihen aonigs, Der ofne
8orfabr fam uno obne grben ging
aber oeifen Geid nniterblih 1T neil
er 2eioen ir1o 2eioenihnft Ieines
GoIfes in Wuiif Derpmoelte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-28
{ ! 8.

Der Sheriff bon 81 8aio bat
oem @ouperneur gemtportet, er lol=
+Ie iih nur nift Iber Die bon ibm
gebiIoete 8oiie b%eunrnbigen es
ieien aaes quite 2eute, Die oa5u ge-
borten.
Die @eidmorenen IN bcm
Sneeo-9ro5eB in Sort @ortb fon=
men fid nidt einigen, Der &i6tcr
min iie aber nidt entlaiien.
Na9 einem @utadten oes
9ulfs-B General MnmaIts Sunoer-
BURT oiirfen n@bolelale" -@etrdnfa-
banoeI nihts an &oniumenten, io1i-
bern nur an S1noler perfaufen.
Il SIN Sitter BON " Sabren itarb
in fredericksburg Wattbies Wattbie-
ion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-28
@eht nidt nnetr lain.

aein Sinfen mebr fir Com
Moore in Cochran, 60. sd bate
cine ihlimme @urtoe auf meinem
SUB, bic niht beiIen monte, Bis i'd;
8udlen's Mrnica Salbe gebrauhte",
idreibt er, uaber oieie wunoerbarc
Gable furierte mid idnea." Seilf
oIte, offene @unben, Geiftpire,
griib-, grano- uno Shnitttpunoen,
SdIrhtngen, gc5ema ODER Sd,
nlorrboioen. 8eriuht tie. Rnr %
Gents Bel alien Mpothefern.