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Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25
Strange Marriage Customs

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The fragrant flowers OF marsh and mead.
All these gather as ! stray.
As snoosh LOT ohe ny, ~" IA ava
The distance that between ms lee
Alas. that hearts which beat as one
should thus DO parted and undone' i.
Ana We, nv custom, Chinese vive. are
oomneIlad m mako vows OF aubrnission
IN th.,r hpsba nss tina, would raise ser-
iou. oh,ect,ons among the fa,rer half
M creat,on IN our cline. and IN many
cases ,hev are NOT treated much bet,er
then caves
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~. ,,.h. a. n,h,ch ,hs h,,da hsIong. rs
down A. -. LONG row, IN ,h.; g-o,,nd ana
tho h-,dosrooro ,,aik. nron6,v mo, ,h.,r
nscks xrbi,a h,a ,s,Iov, ,ribosr,an ,ollov
=, eacb sIaa ~ tbs nav cbssy4rg ana
stnotrg .ong. I, M. honor po, y,sr
ave csr.r1onv -. h..,, na-,o-,nod ,hs
hrtr. a,1 har noori. hav,' ,hs,- irnirg.
The, tba ,r,beenen Of the br,dAaroom
hava 10 liz down. making N pathvav
from the brides home 10 that OF her
husband and she walks ON their hacks.
And n the road is long and there are
not enough Of the bridegroom's people TO
complete the pathway. those who have
already been passed over by the bride
must jump up, run ahead and lie down
to be walked upon q second time.
The picture Illustrating this strange
custom Is borrowed from the Rev. MI
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25

The top picture Is
Of q street scene In
an Abyssinian town
during q marriage
ceremony which re-
lates back to the
days when the man
forcibiy carried off
the woman he had
picked for his bride.
Today this custom
Of carrying off
brides by force only
lives IN q mock cere-
mony of this nature.
as shown In the top
picture. Hare the
bridegroom 70 shown
carrying off his bride
In his arms. while
her friends are en-
deavoring 10 keep
her covered with the
'.nuptisl canopy"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25
Married Life the Third Year
Helen, Unable to Bear Warren's Silence Sends Him
Night Letter.
By MABEL HKRRERr URNER.

A times out Of ten II she viii only DO
nothing. II she will only wait-ths man
will come back himself and come with
much more respect and admiration than
II he was brought back by her contriv-
Ing.
And so now II Helen could only have
waited. II she could only have accepted
the blank sheets Of paper In silence. II
knowing that she was not IN fault, she
could have waited In dignified inaction
most probably the next week. or at
least the week after would have brought
/ her a letter. And II would have grained
for her, too. something Of respect and Of
admiration from Warren.
But this was not Heien's nature. She
had reached the point where she could
no longer walt. She must do some I'M
MEDIATE thing. And TO telegraph was
the only thing that would satisfy her de-
mand for immediate action.
A night letter. II was o'clock now,
and II would be delivered before morning.
But the hasty search through her desk
disclosed no telegraph blanks. Would
they have any downstairs7 She 'phoned
down and the elevator boy brought them
| up.
you can send fifty words now at night
for the price OF ten, can't your"
Yes, nam. think that's II. Want me
to ring for q messenger g.
mo, not Just yet I'll call down when
I want one 49,.
The yellow telegraph blanks always
struck a certain note Of terror In Heien's
mind. And now having worked herself
up TO a, state OF feverish tenseness, they
seemed more than ever ominous. She
and then copied II carefully on the blank.
II can't bear your silence, Write.
Anything better than blank sheet Of
paper. Sorry about the roomer. will
let her go at once. VIII do anything
you think best. II only you will write
and come back 10 me soon. Am al
most III with anxiety. Wire me. Let
ter follows Helen"
This was Just forty-nine words: she had
counted them carefully. She knew that
all punctuation was left out OF kilograms.
so she read IT over to see II II would be
clear without them. Then she called for
a messenger and sent II off.
She had satisfied her longing for action.
She had yielded to the feverish impulse
to reach him quickly. But now hardly
had the message gone Wnen she began
torturing nerseit as 10 the WISDOM OF nav
ing sent II. Al least eouio sne not nave
"oroeo IL Oet'er'
ne pHpe' iioih WAY" sne ha.A eopio1
seiii iay On ner uesN' sne reAa II oset
again anu ssAih' IAN H~o sne 90"
some 'hins 81" Nouiu nAe 70 en"hse "
ieaVe OUT OF put an. on' why hsu sne
sent OH 90 auieAis ~ oouia nV' w
uenSer4o anyway oeioie horns
shs eouio ha'e Aep' un''' iDi'HisH'
J1s' as wen.
but now she must write the letter for
several moments she SAT al the desk ner-
vously tearing tiny shreds from the cor
ner Of the green blottsr. Then finally she
wrote:
Dear Warren. I have just sent you q
night letter. I could not bear IL any
longer. Your silenoe-the blank sheet OF
paper you sent with the cheek seems
to have terrified me. Am sorry l insisted
on renting the spare room against your
wishes. ] will let Mrs. Morrison 20 az
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25
The College Of Courtship

to by rule. and having a courtship worked
out like a scomeuic prcssem. or an al
Eebralc equation. Of whatever they call
those dreadful thinxs fancy a man who
had graduated at cupifs co,ieee-t sup
pose that's what they would cal the
place-inakins love to you.
Just az you were beginning TO get
thrilled cold chill would strike down
your xrlne as YOU remembered that he
had vhearsed that very scene with some
young and charming professorcss And
shed put him wise to the psychological
moment TO take your hand and Just how
hard to squeeze a. Cgh.."
Il wonder" unused the spinstsr. i1t
in the collage Of courtship they would
teach the youth Of the land to make
love after the Old classical romantic
| school, or the modern quick lunch
rnethod2 u would be q case Of Romeo
and the guitar versus Charlie and the
golf sticks Would the professors teach
their young charges all for love and
the worid wen lost, or that the marriage
of convenience lie really the preferred
matrimonial risk after all, and that
while beauty fhdes. and sentiment gets
the gliding knocked or, = comfortable
~ the years 70 by7"
The very pretty sIri shook her head.
Fancy how II would work outl" she ex-
claimed. would tho teacher cay. Tho
class In first love win now come up and
recite or would she say. The class In
the second stage Of the engagement will
repeat that kiss. and dc II a little
slower, and throw q little more warmth
Into tr
"win Mr.. Joaes be given dement's be-
cause he neglected TO fall on his knees
when he popped the question: Or will
Miss Smith be rcprimanded because she
wasn't cog enough In leading Mr. Brown
up 10 the proposing poiat7
II see a great field FOR usefulness for
such 3 school And one thing hope
they'll pay special attention TO and that
b 10 teach men how 20 pop the question.
Meet % the men offer themselves to
you now with IN air that indicates that
they know you'H die OF joy. and that
you'll bless heaven for having bestowed
such unparalleled luck upon you. They
seem 10 say By their manner
- know there lint . woman living [
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25

lie must be ew-
fuzzy old and unAs-
uactive" co m
mented the very
pretty giri.
''why2'' Inquired
the spinster.
oh. nothing" re-
piled tho very pr~t-
" girl. Il only
meant that ! hadn't
noticed any need
I mean. I hadn't
osservcd any lack
M. I don't mean
tias either. What
= wss xusng to say
usn that n there
vss eushlag TIN
matter with the
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25

they turn and smile at each other. and
the head man Of the family says: TT IS
done. They are mar and WIFE
Several ancient and barbaric wedding
customs are described IN Letourneau's
book on The Evolution OF Marriage, {"
which we're characteristic Of the feduaI
system in Europe. but they have prae-
tically disappeared as a Consequence Of
the successful uprising Of the common
people against their appressarz More
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25

spectators crowd breathlessly forward to
watch what follows. for II is tradition
ally believed that whichever a the couple
first gets a foot upon the carpet will be
the master Of the new household.
At ceremony Of this Kind. which the
traveller. DIT. Granville. Witnessed. II was
the bride who first trod the carpet. to thu
great Joy Of her friends. and probably to
the great future advantage Of her lees
agile mate
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25

y Sa@ ~ " AAs-tiSs
And last week It
had been the same
Just the weekly
check and the blank
paper. Helen had
tried to think then
that It was a mis-
take or that he had
been hurried--but
now she knew it
was deliberate And
to Helen that blank
sheet Of paper was
m ore terrifying
than the most
wrathful letter.
So this was to
be her punishment
This was warren's
answer IN the lat-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25

and more the poetry and the saeredness
Of marriage are being everywhere recog-
hlzed
The last curious marriage custom tina;
We have room to mention is peculiar to
Russia.
After a long ceremony. marked BY the
frequent exchange Of rings between the
bride and groom. the priest spreads .
silken carpet on the floor.
This is a critical moment, and all the
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25

How Is your song'
Don't mention hint I've cast him off.
Good gracious! What has he done?'
Done, There's no end to his extraya-
gance."
"Eh. What form does It take7 Yacht.
automobile. areoplaus=''
NO. chicken farm. Plain
dealer.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25
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As SSeA MEM NOV iovsx %
NAo sihe Ri61 eAAsL@
QUA HGno WAS eUNAapsp
NA AIS sLEEplESi Atc-uyx.
MeN WERE w 10 MiscH,sr-
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WALKED ~ as Ssux K,rsS FEET
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va Or YOU ESo~A eum sle
ZEE oSeemAoe A toeie
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QUICK ATSorS
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25

The envelope held only the check and
,. blank sheet of paper! The paper was
folded about the check SO II would not
show through. But there was not one
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25

.se COLO GRAZ DAWN WA, cese,,,..
, n ,o,. osss me aouSsppe 4sr
'Ss ,PoII FA'TArot- iEs sslp
C. ''e AMP POST he oovLosr.
"a. asr Moes ItAr- A Eoor AVA
so Ds ACiE or n~E AeunoAr,es
ot MEReS nAv GA ee Az n.s
Sow ovT- ntAr Aelssp- BuT
,Ae oosSaAp evrrvsp als
900 AheNEp cagATEIs Arso
me VIOLIN SGE Nep roScy
NAlLEo 10 ise S KELLY NAY A
CARD T5hio WOULD YOU SAY
A NAN RovetGo VIM coRsS
IS LIKE A FARMER Gee LAVE
eorp HAVE SelEsal AcR6k
WHAT. ONLY = BUCKS
oaA REGULAR FOR coRr?
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25

CALL W. usro~ETs ASp
otve n,GfA eofe,G1 sens
SoeI OUT 800 o0pEks.
hEH FROM 10 uIl ;
tAHSHEs me- 10 pHoses
Nn espoerS AaJwEg
XIX FROM cuJypMERg a
SGro oRDsE oNER TO z
p<-hpk -
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25

The lower picture
shows a newly mar
rled couple in Bur
ma In that country
The marriage cere-
mony II very simple
ana in many cases
the bride and bride
groom simply eat
rice together. The
head man OF the
brides family then
declares them man
and wife.
These pictures are
reproduced from n.
II. Hutchins IN 5
Marriage Customs
Of All Lands" by
permission Of d. APP
pieton e. Co. the
publishers.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25
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As WAS 1sL'sS sSs FRIEND
AcoVr NE SagAr SARAoe
UH~6 MAspi GRaS nrer
Ar NEW oaegAHS aeo p,,s 9
sWoek NC AS Evrsy ue
1ho ose WAs o,As ,ous
WIN A LAsrEeA nUsnnr-
Foe Az tioNeSr MAN. uS-
"a IA IA IA so
nag onlsR WAS a Ee7LoNs
NINA A DC ISs SA>,,s6
"a GRASS WIDOW MARRIED.
AGRAsS WiooWeR MOULD
nGiR cAiLpREn BG
GRAssttoppGRS?
san "You SLoUIp HAVE
SEeA Me BEFORE nAeH
STOPPED RACING HERE" :.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25
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CLERK FOR A Wall. ST
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Get ! Q! at SvSpAsS
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-25

NE FLOOR QUOTE Az
IAe INACTIVE Syptk5
ksep ~ 5heED weir1EN
W NAG ON SAJneHs
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cleAG~e l.oVJs JAeEr
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-13

merfers oorauf gu ridten. 9icl
cine fleine mortItde 8robe:
uMber neil ib ooh feline gortei
aniebe 10 iage id in Ser Mcgluifr
@a5ette iebe, oaB eben crate Der
beiholbene Seibel (Sebiger @uoi=
tori ser anreger lit uno Elm Elm
geipiBer SEER 81. sc. &ii6mort6 bel
McgIuifp oaB uniere gonntp So
ter ipieoer $4,000 5uriid grbaltel
baben. 0as meint gut fir oie
Steuer 3abler, mas Jon mon at Ia
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n1cbr in oieier 3eitung boren unn
Elm ieoer foIte Sic baben oenn gu
mas bat man Den 9rufer2"
@enn cine 3eitune, Die iid itol5
cine beutide nennt uno anf oent.
i6e 2eier rednet ibren 2eiern einen
berartieen blubenoen 8looiinn bor-
5uIesen mogt, 10 oarf iie lid nidi
munoerll uenn Ser @ait ooer piel-
mebr Ser 2eier <ii6 in @rouien
BON ibr abpenoet. @enn etne Der
ortige 3eitung Dem Mieoergong Der
faut, oarf es nidt @un6er nebmen,
uno oud mir oiirfen fem ge-
bauern NIT .ibr baben, oenn ibr
geridminoen lit fir oas 9enti6-
amerifanertum ameifellos melt ie-
eensreider, ols ibr 8elteben.
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1901 Mder, az @eilen bon 5tpei bers
i6ieoenen gtienbabnitatiouen entfernt,
nit euten Sdulen unb Girben. 400 ats
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Yrairies Sallalo, fertig fir ben YfIug.
Ser 8ooen lit pom belten uiio por5igli9
fir @nlmpole, 8orn II. IN. seeiguef.
9as @anse lit elm eineerihteter Ylab
nit 8rinneu linb gsinomiiblen. 8eihlis
der @aIerporrat. Bier quite Wohnbdiis
fer auf bartholomew SteIen. 9as 2ano
grenst an elmer Settle an ben @uaoa@
Iipes SIuB, an Der anoeren Seite befinz
BET lid Der 8abntueg Der g. $. & 9. u.
@iienbubn nit einem Seitengeleiie rmr
einiae bunbert S6ritte bon bier un0
balbfuees 5ipiiden Cicero llno @ictorin.
Gann getauft iperoen in Stiiden bon 100
Ndern ODER mebr nit 9ebduoen II. Gin
ri6tlingen Sll $3.50 per @der ODER gu
$3.50 per Ader pbne giuri6hingen-
8eeen peiterer Gustltnft penbe man
iih an
j. j. Fischer,
a~ueinieer @seut. Guero, 9eTas.
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LokdIes.


Dienitag peranitaltete Der Gan
Mntonio 2ieoerfran5 5it Gbren leIres
gbren-Hraiioelten uno gbren-Ttce
8ralioenten, Ser &erren Sobn 9.
DieImann u1o q. Sarrinon, einen
Serrenabeno, Ser iebr bIbid utto
aemiitlid p%erlief. gs mar gleid5e'-
tig Elm Mbihieosfeit fir Serrn Sobn
6. 0ielmann, Der om 90. D. Wto-
mats iiber Seem gerE nad 9eutif-
LAMB reilt, um bort Elm Sabr gu
n~erbringen. Den @orfib fiibrte Der
Nrdiioent oes 8ereins, Serr Wm.
S. DielmanL @auptreoner NOR
6err Meldior 9abn. MuBer ibm
iprafen nod beridiebene anoerc
SerrerL audi tpur0en piele biblfe
9ieoer porgetraeen, i'm gbor lopol
als aud Solo. go perbradtc MAJ,
elm paor auBerit a1genebme Stun.
ben ltno es mar ibon gegen Wttts
tcrnadt als Die 5eitlidfeit ibr Gr-
Be erreidte. 0fit GROCER gegeiite.
rlinq muroe Die Mnfiinoignng be-
ariiBt, oaB Der Gan Mntonio 2ieoer-
fron5, Der ldon i'm Sabre 1891
gegrunoet muroe, fid iest aud boz
Be inforporieren loiien. Snforpora-
loren iino sic Serren Sobn s.
Dielmann, q. Sarrilon, q. 8ieBel
lano Melhior Sabn.
- 9ie Mlamo grult Company,
cine @eleaidaft, Sic Elm aagelneines
Fruit" @eidaft fiibren nil, bat
iid inforporieren loiien. 9as &api-
tai betragt $500, 900. Contemporaries
rem iino: $. II. Mbooius, Mar
Goodman, 81. SO. So @olf, Or. &.
SO. Mobertlor, Sranf g. @inerid,
q. 81. Mlbers, 50. So. Mc9laifter,
@. 81. Sing, S s. gernbeim ale
Gus Son Mntonio; @lfreo 90 Stein
in Reu-grannfeIs nno IS. 6. 9abis
in Chicago. 3n Direftoren tulroen
auBer ben @enanrten nod gppablt
Sarrp Serbbere uno 81. g. 8arrett.
Ser Gbauffeur Smitb, Der
Sonntag an Der gfe Ser Sonlton
uno Sefferion StraBe Die 5raii
Gobinoran iberfubr,. 1T peaen utt.
poriidtigen Gabrens nit elmer
Gtrafe bon $50 beIegt poroen.
Ser Mildbdmoler %, SO.
Sobnion bat Ii1 Ser Wildberpaiie-
runa fhuIoig befun6en uno lit 5ur
3abIung BON 5ebn Dollars perirteilt
noroen. gr mar auf @%eranlaliune
zines Der Snipeftoret Deg @eiuno-
beitsamtes Don Dem itaotiiden Bot
terioIogen Or. Gee angeflagt mor-
ben.
Srnu Marp gaiott Somaro
fieI an Ser Ode Ser MiitIetoe MDe.
uno Ser Sotporo StraBe beim @us=
iteigen aus einenl StraBenbabnpa-
gen uno 5og iid cine idmer8bafte
Berlebung au.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-13

anfiiuoisung eeleien: Ser Otter
i~onntog BON 1870" tno Scr
@inmori6 ser 8reuBen in GoriS"
stpei Oben, Die bon Dem Iutor, eli
11em @renaoier, porqetrogen muir
Sen. Gin moermol iptelte man out
bieiem Sbeater u<id nnb Iben=
@bul ODER gnbe gut, alles gut" ,
oeutides 8altoepide, aoeiien frteoli=
der 3ped mar. uns einen gerliner
@renooier gu 5eigen, mie er einen
Surfo bon @eiBenburg ODER Sroih-
meiler umarmt." glaretie erlautert
oann Sen Sppus beg valtI6" i'm
oeutl6en Seere, NIT oem natiirlif)
ser Cute &1ttidfe, oos Spmbol oes
oeutiden Siiiiliers, gemeint lit.
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Mus 3oris miro aernelbet.

Mus 8aris miro gemelbet,
oaB i'm oitliden Seile bon 2amar
County @eiBfappen ibr untpeien
tricben. sic baben in mebrere See
~eerbauier bineinseidoiien nno Die
8eDobner pertpunoet, audi iiberaI
ben 0eeern befoblen, Die @egeno
gu p~erlaiien.
= Mus 0unlap fommt oie Nad-
riht, es lei bort Bis iest nod me-
mig ooer gar fein &esen gefaaen.
l1eberaa in Der umgegeno babe es
%geregnet, teilmeiie iebr itarf, abcr
in 9unlab uno ieiner unmittelba-
ren Nadbaridaft nod nidt.
Die &artoffeln iino iiberaa
eingebradt. Die @rnte bat meoer III
Ser 9uantitdt nod in Der @uolitat
BEN Grtpartungen entiprofen.
Mus SempIe miro gemeloet,
ser erite oiesi6brige Mei5en iei
bort auf Ben Marft sebradt uno
nit 80 Gents per 8uideI be5ablt
lpor6en.
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: { : $.

Sn Grofett, no @onnerrleur
GoIquitt neulih cine Heoe bielt, tit
er NIT eineam u~ngebeuren gnfbuiias-
mus nufgenommen woroen; man
bat ibm iogar 9Iumen geitreut.
Das &riminan : Expectations
geridt bat ons iiber grnit Semall
in San Socinto gountp nerbdngte
9~aoesurteiI umgeitoBen uno ei1en
1lelleu Hro5eB ~angeoronet. Semad
ioa einen Mar1n Nantens DaDioion
erihoiien baden. 9agegen bat oas
@eriht oie T~obesurfeile, Die uber
Sim Mainer in @insboro uno ben
Neqer Geners Iipes in Sberman
perbdngt paren, beftdtist. &oiner
bat feline BON linn gelhie0ene
1rau uno gipes ben Spe5ial-H oli-
3iiten uno @ahtpddter Mounger
IN ben garbs Der &oufton & geras
Central @abn gu Sherman eri6oi-
len.
- Midter Mamiep, Der probibi-
tioniitiihe @ouberneursfanoioat,
bat fff elm neues &ofungsport ge-
biIoet es lautet; vSut ettpas fir
Teras". Dies 2oiungsnort babert
bic @egner Mihter Namiep's idon
Idnge 5u benz Sbren gemaht uno
gerube oestpegen iper0en tie gegen
gihter Mnmiep ftimmen. Sic mol
len eben uettpas fir Eeras tun",
iie molten es Dor Dem Gleno Der
Yrobibition bemabren. \
Aus gi Baio miro gemeloet,
oaB fiir5Iid pieIe SIiihtIinge nod
Merifo auriidfebrten. 9iele Mdn-
ner, Die lire Srauen uno &inoer
forteeididt b6tten uno ielbit in
Merifo geblieben ieienL idrieben iest
ibren M~ngeborigen 3uriif3ufommeil.
es lei oies elm 8epeis oafir, oab
man odsemein annebne, Die He.
pollution nabe iid ibrem gnoe.
Durh einen ungliidliden 3u-
fan uuroen IN 6 Baio Der Serr
gennf Sngleburt uno Der Snfante-
rift 1oebm pertpunoet. Mon batte
einen Merifnner NnmerH Nntonio
MpiQn unter Der MnfInge, 8affen
iiber Die @ren5e geidmuggelt 81 Boz
ben, perbaftet. Mpina entflob uno
Der GoIbat Samilton ihoB binter
i'm Der. gr trnf ben 5liidtling
nidi trof oafiir aber Die beioen
pben aenonnten Soloaten, Die geioe
ourh oieielbe 3agel perfuunoet
muroen.
- Aus 81 Haio miro gemeloet,
DieT1tng nodt iei bort elm wolfen-
bru9artiger Megen nieoergegangen,
BET pieIen Shaoen angerihtet babe.
Gin farbiser gountp-@ efange;
ner in COLORADO Gountp fiel IN Der
@eaenb bon @eimar BON ietne1l
@ogen, ouf benz er idueres eiiernes
Driiden ; Bacterial fortidaffte, un1
bus cine Stab rib linn oas DIR at
Mno brafte ibm cine boie 8optDiin'
De BEL. Die Gtrafaeit oes Wannes
more am ndhiten Gag 8t enoe ee'
weien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-13

tet botte, MIR oaB es ieet nod 10
piel ounfler uno b~aufaliger mar;
ga nanoelte iie, ibr &inb 5nr Set
te, unter Ben pertrodneten Sbltbau=
men, 5mii6en ben permiloertet'
Seden in Dem miilten @arten, aus
Dem iie i6oil als iie ielbit nod
&ino mar, iid no6 Dem pra6tiger
Barf bon 9oblib geiebnt! 9a batte
iie aus ibrem Seniter in Ser 8or-
oerItube nod INNER ben nni6onen
Mnblid oes ooen Sofes nit ieinen
in iid 5uiammeniinfenoen Sdennea
uno 5tdGen, mel6e oie 3eit boil
LENDS gu elenoen &uinen gemadt;
90 mor ibr &oriaont nod INNER
eng eingelbloiien BON Den branne1
Saioen nno Den bnnflen @alobii=
geln, iiber oie iie ibre 9bantalie
10 oft binailseetragen in Die meite,
Idone, bunte @eltl = Sd criticize
bier, bate fie friiber einmal gu
@|ottbolo geiast; 10 dnsitli6 nno
beflommen muB Dem armerl Maoe
6en in ibrem Sdlaf gemeien iein
als sic &oienbede bober uno bo-
fer an ibrem Seniter binaufmuds
l,no ibr 2idt uno 2uft uno @tem
raubte. l1nb fie bate mirfli6 pie
Elm traumeril1es 9ornrosden aus
qeieben, INN oeren leisgeoffnete
2ippen bod nod ein idalfbaftes
2Gbeln Ser grpartuns nno Soft
nung ipielt.
(GnrfIctu1Iln foIuf0
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-13
Sun, pcrfaMf.

3pei G6ipar5lanb= Carmen, ieoe nm@
faBt 146 older, 8 Meilen Ditlib bon
@eimar, 1 Meile bon eiller Station, Die
Sdlfte unter 3nltur. ginridtnn9en.
Seutide unb bobmii9e Gniieoler. $40
per Gder.
Gin aompIeg bon 176 older S6par5~
Lamb, nit mooernen @iuri6tungen, q
ltodiees Saus, srobe Stdae nno bier
Menters5duier, @inomiihle nno retd)s
lid @alier. 8reis $4,000 per Ider.
g. q. Sepmpmr, gi9entiimer.
Columbus. Serns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-13
(1ortietnllD foIAt.)
Gmbet Saab mad reidem @ab@en.

Gnbet Sasb nad reidem MaSdem.
Oefters bort Die Saeo na6 einer
rei6en Srau auf, ipenrt elm Manl1
init einem Mdo1eu befannt miro,
has electric gitters einnimnt. ST.
re Itarfen Nerben 5eigen ii9 I'LL
flaren aopf uno rlibigem 9empera.
ment. @eiidtsfarbe mie Bfiriidblii-
ten uno roiige 2ippen oenten auf ibr
reines @lut; lire bcaen Mugen aiif
eeIunoen Sdlaf; ibr elaItii9cr
@dritt auf fraftige Wusfeln; oaes
5eigt Sic @%elunobeit uno &raft, Die
electric 8itters Srauen giebt, ulto
oas 8eri1ontlein bon 8eroounngs-
beidmeroen, 4opf. nlo Riiden.
ibmer5en nno Obnmabtsanfaae.
lteberan lit er Der Srauen 2ieb-
lingsmittel. 8enn idwa6 II. franf,
10 perludt i'm. SOC in al1en Mpotbe-
fpu