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The Detroit times., 1912-08-02
BIG CROWDS CONTINUE
TO GREET JEFFRIES

Justice Edward j. Jeffries. candi-
date for the Democratic nomination
for mayor, addressed large and en-
thusiastic audiences. "Wednesday
evening, in the river precincts OF the
Seventh and Ninth wards. The meet
ings were held in McConville's hall
in the first precinct OF the Ninth
ward, and HeinZ's hall. In the first
precinct OF the Seventh. Tie latter
precinct has always been regarded as
stronghold of Mayor Thompson, and
Il was here that the mayor has usu-
ally opened his campaigns. But Wed
nesday night, Judge Jeffries found
Jeffries club had been organized with
400 members, and resolutions were
passed unanimously indorsing the po-
lice Justice for the Democratic nom
nation for mayor.
Judge Jeffries said In the Ninth
ward meeting that he was glad Mayor
Thompson had come around 10 the
view that the Wabash railroad should
give up the advantage II had gained
in Seventh-st., through the votes or
the aldermen who have been placed
under suspicion, and forego the CLOS
ing of the street until an unimpeach-
able council has granted the priyi-
lege. Judge Jeffries said this had
been his own view ever since the
graft scandal developed.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-02
Patriarch of Aviation

Leonardo da vinci has been hon
ored at the Sorbonne, not as the
famous-artist, but as one OF the
theoreticd precursors OF aviation. In
his papers discovered some 30 years
ago he describes minutely the prin-
ciples of the aeroplane. and fore
shadows the solution OF the problem
OF flight by the heavier -than-air ma
chine.
VI. Poincare, in the presence OF the
Italian ambassador and other high
dignitaries, made an eloquent speech
on Leonardo. who was born In Italy
and buried in France.
Leonardo" he said. was the first
to-think Of the heavier than-air ma
chime. Better stiff. he tried to realize
1t. and In the famous drawings OF
Valenciennes be represented an
aeroplane with wings OF more than
40 feet across This gives us an
idea OF the kind OF machine with
which he tried TO experiment, and
which must have astonished his con-
temporaries
The Italian ambassador, Sig.
Tittoni. replied. and also mentioned
the copy OF the famous "Codex At
lanticus" Of Leonardo, OF which the
town OF Milan made a present to NJ.
Loubet In 1904, and which contains
the ingenious designs for an aero
plane drawn by the artist. "Leonar-
do da Vinci," he concluded, lis en-
titled to be called the patriarch Of
aviation. London Telegraph.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-02
VISITING BANKERS TO
Be ROYALTY ENTERTAINED
Elaborate Program Announced
in Connection With Con-
vention in September

The committee In charge OF the
entertainment OF the members of the
American Bankers association. which
will hold its convention In Detroit. In
September. has arranged an attrac-
tive program for the visitors, which
will give them an opportunity OF see
ing all the important things In De-
troit.
Monday, Sept. 8. the opening day
OF the convention, there will be a
luncheon and reception In the plant
OF the Burroughs Adding Machine
Co, from 1880 TO y. m. and at 1880
In the afternoon. the visitors Will take
the steamer Tashmoo for river and
lake ride. Supper will be served on
the boat which will return at lO
O'Clock in the evening. Tuesday even
Ing will be given over 10 reception
and grand ball In the Wayne Gardens.
Wednesday will be the day FOR
sports, a prize golf tournament being
arranged at the Country club. while
those who are not interested In golr
can 20 10 see the Tigers play against
fHllhutlpuld Ou hNAN' - 'NN
evening a theater party has been ar
ranged seats being reserved In all
the theaters.
Thursday afternoon there Will be
more baseball for the visiting bank
ers, and in addition, luncheon In
VAUDEVILLE. given by Hiram Walker
& Sons. A special boat will leave
the foot OF Woodward-ave. at $50 p
m, returning at 7 p. m. There VII
also be a reception at the Country
club for the visiting ladies, which Is
expected TO be one OF the most en-
joyable functions OF the week. In the
evening there will be more theatei
parties.
Friday will be given over TO visits
to the industrial plants OF the city
autos being In attendance TO take
the visitors TO all the interesting
plants.
The local entertainment commit
tee is bending every effort TO make
the visiting bankers enjoy their stay
in Detroit, and 1t is probable tha'
other features will be added TO the
program as at present outlined
The Detroit times., 1912-08-02
STREET CAR EMPLOYEES
THREATEN TO STRIKE

CHICAGO, Aug. IA referendum
vote on the question OF strike OF
street car employees In Chicago will
be taken tomorrow, following the re-
fusal OF the men TO accept the ofrer
of the Chicago Railways Co. TO ex-
tend the wage agreement which ex-
pired last midnight. w. D. Mahon.
International President OF the Anal
gamated Association Of Elevated and
Electric Street Railway Employees to-
day expressed hope OF re-opening ne
gotiations with the company and OBJ
tanning an agreement that would pre-
vent a strike. The employees demand
a wage increase.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-02
THE FOOLS PRAYER.

The royal feast was done; the King .
Sought some new sport TO oanish
care.
And to his Jester cried. "sir Fool.
Kneel now. and make for US
prayer"
The Jester dotted his cap and bells.
And stood the mocking court before;
They could not see the bitter smile
Behind the painted grin he wore.
He bowed his head and bent his knee
Upon the monarch's silken stool;
His pleading voice arose: 20 Lord,
Be merciful TO me-a fool!
NO pity. Lord. could change the heart
From red with wrong TO white as
The rod must heal the sin; but. Lord.
Be merciful TO me-a fool'
"'Tis not by guilt the onward sweep
OF truth and right. o Lord. we stay
TITS by our follies that so long
We hold the earth from Heaven
away.
The ill-timed truth we might have
who knows how sharp IT pierced and
stunR?
The word we had not sense TO say
Who knows how grandly II ha'
rung?
Earth bears no balsams for mistakes
Men crown the knave and scourg
the fool
That did his will: but Thou. o Lord,
Be merciful to me-a fool!
The room was hushed; in silence rose
The King, and sought his gardeI
cool
He walked apart and murmured low.
BE merciful TO me-a foOl!"
Edward Rowland Sill.
Fob Printing Done Right Tine
Printing Co.. Is John R-st
The Detroit times., 1912-08-02
Cops Enforce Order a, po.L.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-Order reigned
IN oockland today. Bluecoats swarm.
ed III the district. Every man who
reported for work was searched for
weapons. Thousands OF strikers wera
constantly drifting through tho
streets in the docks vicinity but the
police kept them on the move n
was understood that troops were held
Ia readiness to come TO the civil am.
thorities' aid at the first sign o, n
repetition OF yesterdays violence
The Detroit times., 1912-08-02

MACON, Ca, Aug. Murdered
with a buggy whip may be the maj
verdict in the Essie Carter whipping
case, II the young woman dies-and
she is now barely clinging TO life.
II was a Sunday night. July Il.
The Carter home al Dawson was
darkened. Three automobiles stop
ped by the front gate. Several men
sprang out and knocked at the door,
I'VE want Essie," they said.
The Carriers refused 10 open the
door, and 1t was broken In. Then
three men rushed into the house and
searched ii for their prey. The
found pretty Miss Essie Carter hid
ing in her bedroom and dragged ner
out, while she screamed for help.
Hurting the girl into an auto, the
intruders rode away. In lonely
road the three men lifted her out.
"Will you le9ye Dawson" one man
asked the weeping girl.
Not until | want to- she replied.
'Will you swear never TO see or
talk TO Vogt Dozler again."
Il can't help II. He loves me and
love him. No, | can't swear that"
Then the three men rudely tore
every stitch OF clothing from the
PROSTATE girl, and while two held her,
another grabbed a buggy whip and
brought 1t down upon the quivering
body again and again. taking saw
age delight in the victims groans OF
agony and cries for mercy.
The man who used the whip was
w. s. 'Dozier," says Mary Carter, Els
sizes sister, who escaped like fate
by running from her home when she
heard the men breaking in
Dozler is the clerk OF the superior
court of Terrill county. and a well
TODD citizen OF Dawson. One Of his
sons is alleged TO have held the girl
that night while he dashed her. An.
other son, Vogt. Is years old, was in
love with Essie Carter, and it was
because he refused TO give her up
that the father, II Is said, decided TO
run her out Of town"
The Detroit times., 1912-08-02
STREET CAR WRECKS AUTO
WOMEN OCCUPANTS ESCAPE
Mrs. f. j. Beers and Miss ID. j.
WEIGH Have Close Call in
Accident on Woodward

Mrs Edward J. Beers, OF No. 80
Trowbridge-aye. and her guest, Miss
u. J WEIGH. had narrow escapes from
death when Mrs. Beers electric
coupe was wrecked by Woodward
car at Palmer-aye., "Wednesday after
noon. the car striking the coupe
"amidships," and scattering wreck
age about the two women Both es-
capped serious injury, however. and
are recovering in the Beers home,
from the shock and bruises. Mrs.
Beers was driving the car, and
crossed westward in front OF south
bound car.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-02
S6I WHITE STAR uNE$

FROM GRIsWOLD-sT. WHARF.
For Flats, TashmOo Park, Port Huron.
Steamers leave every week day $3.50 a.
m and 1880 p. m.
For Toledo and Points south.
Leave week days S:15 a. IN. and $3.50 p.
m, Sundays $50 a. m. and y. IN.
For Sugar Island Park.
Leave every week day SIS a. m. and
4.2O D. m: every Sunday. $40 a. m,
$40 A. m and y. m.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-02

know ns so well. But Il 10 well known
that have been chairman OF the
Citizens Municipal ownership COM
mittCe for three years, and thai I
have been an advocate or municipal
ownership for 20 years.
III am nominated and elected !
will be very appreciative OF the honor
and will do my best TO give Detroit
the best administration II has had
since the days OF Pingree."
What We Fear.
Light emerald green 10 q general
fapoEIte- feF-hat- tEimmings-
The Detroit times., 1912-08-02

Job Printing Done Right. IT,
Printing Co.. IS John R.-st.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-02
ESg,'g{Es;I|;;!sssaasss EEsa

For Cleveland, Pittsburgh and all
points south and east; leave daily lO.4s
d. IN Fare TO Cleveland, "; Plttspursh'
1885 upper berth, lower peIth'
tl.5O whole room. $3.50.
Two Boats between Detroit and
Cleveland every Saturday and sunday
night l0:45 and IL .. M. during July
and August
For AIpenn, Mnckinnc and way ports,
Mondays and Saturdays, y. m, We'd
nesdays and Fridays, 9:30 a. IN.
Special steamer TO Mackinnc--Mon-
days $40 a. m, Thursdays y. IN. No
stops on route except Goderich. Ont
Every Friday upbound and Saturday
downbound.
For Buffalo and all points enst daily
at u. m. Fare TO Buffalo, 1850 one
way, $3.50 round trip.
Ncst-End Excursion every saturdn y
Buffalo. 81 Cleveland. $3.50 round
trip
Ticket Offices: wayne-st dock Ma
iestic bldg. 1871 Woodward-ave, ia
GrlEwold-st.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-02
DAYLIGHT TO CLEVELAND
$I.25 Way w..
EVERY DAY

Steamer Put-In-Bay leaves First
Street at $3.50 a. IN, connecting with T..
n C. Steamers at Put-In-Bay. Arrive
In Cleveland at .. m
The Detroit times., 1912-08-02
5 gssrE CARTER AND SKETCH OF THE BRUTAL ATTACK.

After beating Essie into insensibil
ity, the three men who had whipped
her and several others who had
watched the outrage from the autos
hurried away. Mary carried her sis
ter home and next morning brought
her TO a Macon hospital. Hardly al
inch OF her body but is cut and dis
colored.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-02
Fatally Slabs HUSBAND

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. with n
pair Of shears. Mrs. Ida McNamara
frail and Ill, perhaps fatally stabbed
ner husband, John Mcnamara, early
.ooay' The woman told the police
that Mcnamara, business agent for
the Stationary Firemen's union came
home intoxicated and beat their three.
year-old child.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-02

Business-like Printing. No russ ana
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co.. ~
John R.-st Phi Main 1898 or City s3sJ
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-24
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&onbufteure uno 2ofomotip-
fubrer Der merifaniiden National-
bobnen, Die Dor einigen Sagen Die
@rbeit nieoergeleet baben uno bier
b%ergefommen iino, baben iid @ene.
raj Duncan i'm Sort Gam Souiton
CUR 8erfiigune eeitelIt, i'm Safe
oie Ser. Staoten in Werifp eingrei.
fen unb Damn Der 9ienite erfabre=
ner giienbabnleute ben0tigen iolf-
ten.
gs ioa nod ein geriud &C.
madt meroen, Die oSair" oer 5taoi
gu erbalten.
SIN "a. sduloiitrift %uniercs
gountps nitro am %. Mai oariiber
abgeltimmt mer6en, Of Die Speaial-
ihulIteuer auf 40 Gents erbobt mer=
Ben ion, uno I'M %. Diltrift am %.
Mai bariiber, Oh Die Steuer uni
35 Gents erbobt merben ion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-24

ron Scr iibIihen SlgenOleiOenldaft
gu elmer idonen &ouiine gepodt, nlto
er perlobt iid ridtig NIT Selene 9lu-
%menbagen. Sein @brgei5 &arriere
gu MAIDEN, 1T aud leBt nod altBerlt
gerine. sd CLAUDE idmerlid,
ldreibt er idon nod b%eltanoenens
56luBeramerL bob mid Die poa-
fonmenlte grreidung beg erltrebteil
;3ieles, Ser ldneite Sitel uno Der bret
teIte Sroen in 9eltldlano, Die ltait-
nensluertefte @~ornebmbeit entihaoi-
gen miro fir oie forperlid une get
ltig eingei6rumpfte grult, pelde oas
geSultat 6ieles 2ebens iein miro.
9efters regt iid nod Der 8uni9, Die
Seoer nit Dem 8flue uno Die Wappe
nit Ser Sagotaihe gu pertauiden;
ood oas bleibt mir ia INNER nod
iibrig."
Sn Der ndditen 3eit bot oann 8is;
mord periuht Der 2ansetpeile ieines
Doieins ourd cine @eiie a~uf5nbelfen.
Ser geufeI reitet cine alte Can't
BON boiler STAGE, oaB fie miinidt, id)
loa lie als NeiIemariban nod 8ot-
men begleiten Ii. bort BET einem Ser
rponoten abliefern. Ser l1nlpeg 1T
peit, aber cine alte Sunte lit oaslenI=
ae Sier aitf Ser @elt, Dor meldenl
id, nadit elmer biibi6en aouiine, Die
ar0Bte @brfurdt babe Sn ieine
Mafeuer 53eit falt eine Gpiiooe, Die
er erlt Iange Sabre bernad, als
@utsberr bon &niepbot ieinem Snti.
mus Sdorlab gebeidtet bat. gts.
marf bat iid 1887 BET einem ailf-
etltbalt in @iesbaben in cine lungc
gritin bon Monoem Saar uno ielte-
ner Sdonbeit" perliebt uno nit ibr
perlobt. Sn ibrer gegIeitung bat or
oonn cine mebrmonatige Meiie &C.
maft iiber oeren Gin5elbeiten nod
bellte elm gebeimnisbolles Dunfcl
idmebt. Ser ndhfte 8rief aeigt ibll
fdon in Dem Slid ieiner iungen gbe
nit Sobanna bon 8uttfamer: a8or-
eerbano oe1fe i1 nidt an @arriere,
ionoern bin ieIig I'M @enuiie meines
iungen @begIifs. Mein ginfonl
men lit nidt ~beoeuteno, reidt abcr
chen bin, uno meine fleine Grar
uno ih iino Die eliidliditen Wen-
iten BON Der @elt." Der tone gis-
marf bat uusgetobt. Sn ben lestell
Wriefen melbet iid bereits Der So
LITTER, Ser felt an Die groBe 3ufunfi
glarbt: yDie materieIle Waht iii
nod ba," beiBt es in einem 5hon-
bauiener grief BON 1850, uoie Me-
pollution ftedt nur in llniern 8eam-
ten uno benz angeblih eebiloeten
MitteIitonoe Der eroBeren Staote,
Tie ift madtlos, iobalo mon benz
Spuf BRETT ms @eiidt leuftet;
nno ipenn es nidt geraoeau @ot.cs
@iGe iii, oaB unier @aterlmo ais
ioIfes u%ntergebt, 10 meroen mir
BEN Brand ausidneioen, ebe es
5u ip1t it, ioGte aud babel oas
gIut pom Der Setter geben big an
ole 3Gume Der Hfer0e, ourh tan-
ipnoiedsbultoert Seloweee."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-24
Seirats}d eine.

$. 81. 8oeb II. Mnna 3i5elmann
Sobn 6. Sdea uno Celia 81. Gu.
pep.
6. &. Midarofon uno Soa 6.
Meiind.
g6uaro u. 5eloer uno Mauoe
6. &odingstportb.
Son SO. 9arms uno 8erna 6.
9umpbreps.
Bouts Bart un6 emma Wllenide
@ottlieb 6. 3eltpeger uno 6rcu
Warp Mdt5ebn.
@cbmrtcn.
Gbag. Mimer uno 6rau, ELL
MGoden; S. 8. 2aur uno 6ral
Elm Maofpn; S. g. @unoer uni
Jrnu, Elm Wdoden.
Eo0esfaIle.
@uoolpb Diiteb, 80 Sabre; Sra
90. 8. @ioner, 43 Sabre; Grau
Margarelbe Sduesler, rs Sabre;
Grou emma @es, SO Sobre, Sral
4gnes Sean, 70 Sabre; SoIepb SO.
cert, Ia Sabre; ". y. Dietrih, Is
Monnte @m. Sdneioer, So Sabre;
Oscor &ubn, Al Sabre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-24
UJir fad,en MANNER, Die da$ Bar
tierQNM6ft erIerMkn WolIeM.

g~auienoe murben burn unfere Mes
tbpbe erfoIgreide 8arbiere nit eigenem
8arbierlnoen uno fufen @ebiiIfen bon
uns. @ir mifien tie banit berforgen.
2ernt jebt llrtb erbaItet cine gutbe5ablte
Stene. 9eidbte, reinIihe gefHdftigung.
6anbmerfs5eug geliefert. SIRIUS penis
qe Bohen. Infer Gnnbbum eisret lid,
pprtrefflit fir SeIbferIernnne. gin5els
beiten frei 3ugeianbt. Sdreibt beute.
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE,
800 Weit : Commerce : Strafe,
San Antuniu, Eexas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-24
Yr1mien<0fferte
Gin perieelae an n,tiere Sreanse.

On es us nmmisli5 lit, aa3 Giirfte nnb Counties oes Staates
bnrdJ NeienSe bearbeten sn lanem, mnftem mir amf anoere Wfrtel our I'M.
mer srSferem gerbreanns nnieres g1aths innem nnS mir fno 81 oent
Gmtdlnk ecfummen, anmebm6are Eramiem fir nene Mbpnmenten, DIE nns
einseidtdt meroea, ans5mieken.
gsir planen ndt Sic geranaaltnns eines Iosenauatem aOntefes, ipft
Fr bei ensl6eu 3ehnnseu ablid ii, ionoern mir pouen omrB AnsaaDlnas
einer G6eralem apmmiRion 0reiuiaise anhuer6en, Die obne beioabere Viii
be nub gntreuquna fd cine Mebeneinma6me at bridaffen paniden.
gu bieiem 3mede pernm mir fir ieoen Sabresabpnnenen eMs
aummiHpn ppm l., einem 0plIar. 9s Aodenblat Der n5ret
9reie fir seras" fofet So per Sabr. @esem Ginienbang BON $lOO mr.
Sen mir aiu oms glat IN irseuo cine nus anfsesebene abreie i4idsn.
Slit 10 4bpnntnten clue Ggtra Srdnit uon $.5O ii Saar.
Slit Il AbDnataten eine Grtra yrd1ie D0n $50 III Baat.
Slit 20 Abonntaten cine Gga yrdnit Don $500 ii Saar.
6ir q MbDnatnten eiae Grra : yririt u0n s6,25 III Saar.
Sir nR5r as Is MbDnntnta cine gra>yrdmt un S. ID gaer.
Sir nbr as 50 Abonntntn cine G%ytraprdnat Dot SIG IN yaar.
Der goridlas 1T einfad uno bcrfanOlid aenus. @er sinsn nenea
|M6onncntea DER sur 3it nidt seier Der p6reie Erehe" IT. &C.
mnnt, foaeftert $500, erbalt, rep. bebat oapon einen Solar nno 1dfds
ben anoeren 9olar NIT Der genamen MSrefe Ses gefeners Elm. MnReroem
aebt aer audi aub cine Grtra 9ramie in GnsTdt, fas bic 3a9l NpoH
se6n a6unneuten Ooer oara6er erreidt mirS, Sde G~rtraNramie irae
ben mir ben ba,u geredtisten bon nnieser Office aus ohnt.
Die bier se1nadte DHerte lit far SeSen I'M ,ueiten 0ebiete bes staa.
ties offen. Sober fam fd baran betdiseu. &r biehn MIR gaarpreie
an, neil glS iumer Teinen @ert fat nno Sober oaiar anidaffen nno Tau
fen fann, mas CT aera0e branHf.
Site, bic pn bnier Dferte @c6rand MAIDEN nnb inter ben obeu
seheaten gebinsnmgen Nbunncntem fir be pJree Hre0e fir segas" Jam
mln woaeu, To sebetem, Td init inns mmpersasid III gerbnbans ~
letem, oamit mir ibnen ehpaise sewHnidte a~nsfabrlidere Mmsfnnft erttt-
len fSnnen. Die nmittnna s5t ben seaeaern brett oOm nnferer 81
flee 5n.
nTreif Yrt1e fr seras".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-24
II. aapitel.

Der 4ompf I'M Die @riiten5l
Seit pier5ebm Sagen nun fanpfs
te Mor gounteart in bartem Stint
gen.
@s mar nidt BEL Dem partie1leu
M%nsItanb in Der Sabrif geblieben.
Sn oen eriten gaeen bate Die GAIL
Der Ausltanoigen it'd nod betradt-
lid permebrt. Sic eil1gen nid)t
ale ga15 freipiQis; 10 mander fam
beimli6 5u Dem @erffiibrer oopr
iogar gu Dem iungen gbef, UNI linn
oll5ubertrauen, oaB er nur urgern
Die Mrbeit nieoerlege, ues ginge aber
nidt anoersl"
Sim Worgen bes oritten Cages
nod Dem 4us6ruh BEG Streifes NOR
bic Mrbeiter5abI auf elm 5iinftel 5ltr
lcmmeneeidmol5en. &aum gelrg.
Inn Sen getrieb menigitens gum
5bein oufred)t gu erbolten. War
8aumgart iebte ar feline gnergie
ooran, oas @euBerite, Die Dol(iac
g%initeIung Ser @rbeit, gu permei-
ben; Die treuge6liebenen @erfnib-
rer muBten perionlih an Die Wai6i-
men treten, in Der glei6erei lpltr-
DC cine dltere Mrbeiterin on Die
9pise elmer neugenorbenen ltnse-
iibten aolonne geitent> Inn Die oiif-
fen aus5ufiiaen, Die a6tfarbenma=
ihine beoiente Ser gbef am Wor-
gen oea pierten Cages einige
Stunoen ielbit. l1no melde san5
unporbergeiebenen Semmniiie 5aig-
ten iib iiberaG - 90 bate elmer
Ser @rbeiter einige Sdrallben emf.
fernt, Die gu erieten 3eit error.
bcrte, BORT bate elm aroerer lpin5i=
&c Stabllpdne in ben Sarbfaiten eli
ner 0aaihine gcmorfen, Die berpirf-
ten, oaB Die Stoffe poafommen
serfebt aus Sen @al5en beraustra=
1ortIetuta iolat)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-24
@aterslMf.

Siimsit befdemfte meme 0attin,
Suit hrei Monate lit es ifpn,
MidI 5u metner grDRet 5reube,
Mit benz eritgebpr'm men Spbm.
limb ibr folt has &in6dem ieben,
Wie Is mnmter mn6 geimnb;
Set un6 braa bic fleinen 8cinfen
1tnb bic 8adden poll nnb rmnh.
Aud bic Mmtter lit 10 blibcm6,
Daft febr itpl5 i6 bin barDb;
ilnb ih iinse fat altaslih,
Dieter TRIAD groEes Sob.
9ls bas ainblein ma gebpren,
Sagte ib ipgleid bei mir:
Sett mnk betne 0attin t~rinfen,
Oft has fdy1ne 2pne Star Bier.
Scnn ih b1rt, In bieiem Safe,
Sei's, pDn piefen ffpm erprp6t;
llnb aud ih, fam mirflth iagen,
9ak man es nit Nedt selpbt.
Senn, bic Wntter bat Int Sile
1lnb i'm tleberuake fdjier
Wabrnng jett fir infer S3bnfen;
limb guar 6nrdj bas GpneS tai Bier.
tlnb bamit aud it eebeibe,
9enn has Bier bef1mmt aud mir.
Srinf i6 tdglidb eS anf's neae,
Simmer sur Oeienihaft ibr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-24
Gs liz Elm 1tnredlt.

fir &naben niht imrner cine Sdah.
tel 8udlen's Mrniea Salbe bercit
5t baben. Seine ofteren 8erlesun-
gen, @elhmiire uno 8errenfungen
perIangen Dies uno er bat Elm
@edt oarauf. Saltet iie bereit fiji
&naben, aud fir Maoden. Die Gal.
be BELT aQes, mas 81 beilen lit uro
idmen. l1niibertrefflid fir So.
morrboioen. Sur 25c BEL alien @po.
thefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-24
(gineeiaubt.)
3nr Ginueibuns bes SermannsiOg-

ne=6eims.
@elpibmet bon einem Wsit9lieoe Der
Siemerin9&2oge $50. 80.
Seio fpiafommen Iae bier,
sS5u bteIen 6eiIgel1 9allen,
$50 gintra6t berrI9e, fir ulo fir;
SIZE 3pietra6t mDge falleul
SSreuttbidaft, 2iebe urb au1 Sreue,
2a1i't uns pdblen gum &rin5ip,
2an't uus ba1oeln, oab ni6t 8ene
Sir iraeno ginen iibrig blteb.
Sren,bidnft recbt bon .9er8en iiben;
8ie's int Wotto lit genteint;
Nicbt i1lir Sem, Dem Slid geblieben,
Nud SEM, ber fi6 erdrnt nlo tpeiilt.
2ie6e bein Mitmenideu 5eigen,
SIT ebel elei9 auf ipel6e &rt;
Sb es GILT Dem nod 10 3tei6ell,
Gb Sem. Der beim Gent es Ipnart.
Srene, Die MAJ Fat beripro6elt
Colt balten Sober; pbue 2obn,
Sic lit i'll 8irfli6feit audi ME gebro
6en
Son einem edten Sermanniobu.
90 Ia15't ,tas 6allbeI,l, tpie elm c6ter
9ermanu1ohn es ftets aiebt fu1o;
3eieelt, baS an6 mir liab Sed1ter,
Weif Sreltnbi6aft, 2ieb' nnb Sreu' in
8nu6.
@otiirlidl iiuo Die e6peiteru aub,
9ierin init eiubesriffen,
9enn Srarellrat; mad aItem 8rau6
Madt ales tpie 9ei6liffen.
8em, miioe, fornmt Der @ann naf
5nis,
9urb gras u,1b Gait am Sage;
gribt freunoli6 Srau, iiebts anoers
aus;
gereeiien @ora nro gIase.
Mum iebt gum @61uB, itimmt ale elm;
Mus friiden, frn6en &eblen:
Gin Qieb fir btefen Sag mag's iein,
9as geite, BAG fpir lpd6len.
.Sreunbi6aft ulo 2ieDe, NIT Srere I'M
Bu116,
Gel unf're aooiuns aug Ser3enssrrnb.
q. @aIter.