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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-29

The United States League is another corpse
that refuses to credit the reports of its death
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-29
WISDOM OF THE Two-THIRps RUE.

interest frequently makes principle Take
the shifting attitude Of certain Democrats re-
spe,ting the old controversy rs to the two
thirds rule Ia the democratic conIcn1ion.-
the carly stages Of the campaign for the nomi-
the delegates, his friends showed distinct dis
position to move for the rules abrogation at
The Baltimore convention. Now thai Champ
Clark appears to have E clear lead orcr his
rivals. his friends are urging what they call
Lo.ied REFORM. and The Speaker himself IS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-29

Mr.. Beck has millions of dollars of building
plans in his office, but not plan of archi-
tect Dreever.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-29
THE PROFESSIONAL AMATEUR.


NO man at my age he boasts has had
more out of life. NO man has ever had a
better time than / as President. or since I've
left the Presidency. I've had Al for
my money I'm ahead OF the game"
He is afty-three. In that time he has ac-
middleweieht przehghter at Harvard boss
wolf-catcher OF the woody West amateur
author, amateur policeman, amateur naval
tactcian. amateur cavalry leader. anna
tenr Governor amateur Vice~President ANA
teur shooter of Bobcats accidental President
amateur baar hunter, elective President anna
teur slaughterer of big game on other peo-
Pies expense account seif-ordained instructor
Of the world powers in world politics. dollar-a-
word writer of magazine fiction of an adven-
turous sort, amateur contributing editor at
an unknown salary tthe contributions being
almost without exception ia advancement of
his own interests, experienced betrayer of his
friend unashamed violator of his own word
tbird-term candidate without a husband
through 1t all, professional politician and
astute demaeoguet
Yes he has had much out OF life Much
has been given him, And he is still insatiate.
Does it seriously occur to the people that
prze-hehtng bob-oattng and police-snooping
make rather peculiar foundation for the
work of Chief Executive?
Does it occur to them thai a lifetime spent
in getting what they want and getting fun
out of it, is not exactly tue sacrifcial spirit
which we are wont to associate with those who
undertake the burden Of high public office?
Yes, has had more out of life at the
age of hfty-three, but does extreme favor to
All individual necessarily give the individual a
title in fee to public benefcence9
/ He has got SO much out Of life but did he
ever learn thoroughly any one thing which life
has had to teach? Has he had time, in the
great ffty-three-year race through experience
and emotion, touch of the fundament-
ais to grasp one Of the principles upon whose
thoughtful application the good Of governed
peoples is supposed so largely to depend?
! In other words have We not had about
Sufficient experience with the ail-embracng
amateur? is it not possible that Theodore
Roosevelt should be given the opportunity in
the many years remaining to him TO apply his
houndless energy to the mastery OF some one
useful science some department of utili-
tartan effort?
Truly. it would seem waste Of human
tayname-sH.h as -she WORTH has rarely II ever
known before TO continue to permit it to scat
err its III tf'r running 81 teu-,'iug circus
Jersey primary polls did not open until
o'clock in the afternoon and stayed open until
- O'Clock in the evening Considering the
fact that most of Jersey works in New York,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-29

Jersey primary polls did not open until |
o'clock in the afternoon and stayed open until
o'clock in the evening Considering the
fact that most of Jersey works in New York,
this peculiar arrangement of voting hours
probably made to permit Father to come home
from the Office
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-29

The people OF Richmond. peculiarly. have
reason TO look with interest aud sympathy on
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1912-07-05
TO A|llNG WOMEN.
A Lille Sound Advice VIII Help Many a SUI
ferer In JASPER. -

No woman should considerher-
self healthy and we'll if the kid
neys are weak. Poisons THAT
pass off in the secretions when
the kidneys are well, are retain
ed in the body when the kidneys
are disordered. If the kidneys
and bladder become infamed
and swollen worse troubles may
quickly follow. This is often
the cause of bearing-down pains,
lameness, backache, etc. Uric
poisoning is also frequent cause
of headaches, dizzy spells, lam
guor, ner vousness and rheuma-
tic pain. :
When suffering so, try DOan'S
Kidney Pills. a remedy that. has
proven effective in thousands of
such cases. Let a Jasper woman
tell of her experience.
Mrs. j. F. Birge. Main St.,
Jasper, Ind, says: When ! was
suffering from kidney complaint,
my back was weak and panied
me constantly. | had sharp
twinges throughout my body and
large puffy spots beneath my
eyes. My feet swelled. On a
friends advice, | got Doan's
Kidney Pills. In a short time
the backache disappeared and
the other troubles we're removed
| / recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills to all kidney sufferers" I,
For sale by all dealers. Price
80 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buff
falo, New York, sole agents for thu
United States.
Remember the name-DOan's-.
and take no other.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1912-07-05

Notice TO Nonresident.
State of Indiana, Dubois County. IS.
Dubois Circuit Court, October
Tenn, 1912.
Gertrud Taffee
VS.
Bert Taffee
The defendant is hereby mott
! fled that the plaintiff has filed
her app cation for a divorce in
! he Dubois Circuit Court and that
the same viii come up for hear
ling on the 1st day of the October
term thereof IN the court house
| in Jasper, Dubois County, Indi-
ana, and said defendent is mott
fed to be and appear in said
court house on said day or the
sane VII be tried and decided in
MS ABSENCE,
w ness my hand and he sea
! Il sad court tins 22nd day OF
June. 1912.
VIM. BOCKELMANN.
Clerk D. C. c
| RICHARD M MMBUGN,
Plaintiffs Atty
JI.e 3. 1912. 9 wks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1912-07-05
Struck Blu LIGHTNING.

JOS. Fleck's boys, while rest
ing near St. Anthony by a straw
stack O. ing q storm Tuesday
ire lightning struck the stack,
killing one horse, and knocking
the other down and badly shock
g 10Th Of the boys. They will
RECOVER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1912-07-05

MIR. and Mrs. An6rew Fried
man of Evansville came Up Sun
day to visit relatives and friends
. few days.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1912-07-05

OeITloCTdtC Odllu'O->c TOT governor
Governor- AM ~ CN,
Lebanon.
Lieutenant Gov. w. p. o'HEILL,
Mishawakwa.
seeretaiv OF state lEsFG Ill INC
HAM. Decata
Auditor W. o Q BrN nee
burg.
Treasurer II. fs YIN
cennes.
Attorney Genera Il9N "
HONAN, Seymour.
Superintendent o.
CHARLES \. GSf NO.
annapolis.
Statistioan -THOM LEY
North Vernon.
Reporter of the rri-
PHILIP ZOERCHEt,
Judge of the SUI
District-JOHN w. s2EAt acs
vile.
Judge of the Supre0e nr Itn-ta
District l.. EGa as, Eo-.
Wayne.
Judge of the Appe'a Cow iis,
Distrct-JOSEPH l.. s-- mcer.
For Joint Represent Sc @ re
Cou1 r.
R0BERf AENP.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1912-07-05
New Service to Chico 60
Ill. and Intermediate
Points Via
Southern Railway
NJ non Route.


Effective March 4th, 1912, Mo-
non Route will establish new
train service between French
Lick and Chicago, on following
schedules:
1000 PM Lv. French Lick Ar. 200 AM.
1908 PM Nv. West Baden Ar. 600 AM.
1927 PM Lv. Psoli l.. 6.}3 A NJ
1915 PM Lv. Orleans Lv. 80 AN
lilo PM Lv, Bedford Lv. o.35 A >
I12.0l AN Lv. Bloomington Lv. a. % A VI
g, 90 AM Lv. Lafayette Lv. 43 NJ
Is. 40 AM Ar. 63rd st Chicago Lv l0.30oM
As AM Ar. 47th St Chicago Lv lO.2oPM
Il, 90 AM Ar. Dearborn Sta " LvlO.1oPM
This train will afford excellent
service between all Southern In
diana points, Chicago, All and IN
termediate stations.
Equigment of new train will
consist of electrically lighted
Pullman drawing room compart-
ment sleeping cars and first-class
coaches. Southern Ry. trains
leaving Evansville 6 20 PM, Can
Melton 5.45 PM, Rockport 8 45PM
Louisville 40 Phi will make
connections with tlis new and
improved service.
J. C. Beam, Jr., AGPA, st. Louis
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1912-07-05

w row OF u nber CT families who
ale .sg0 al reader OF the Courier ut
ate ct >ubsciiber-, they bolow the pa
per from their neighbors. We are glad
to know hat the Courier is thus appre-
ciatei, bat why not subscribe fhe
small snd We would appreciate
haviAg these names on ouf mailing list.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1912-07-05
SOUTHERN RY.,
TIME TABLE

Schedule in Effect Sunday Apr. q the Fo
owing is for Information Only and is nor
Guaranteed.
EASTBOUND
No. DAILY 9:3l A. u.
No. II " 3 $50 Il. u.
No. IL 80 $40 Il.
NO. IL SUNDAY ONLY $50 n. NJ
WESTBOUND
No. II DAILY i:57 A. NJ
No. IA Z" 11.30 A. NJ
No g 7:2c z Nj
No. 20 SUNDAY ONLY. IL: 05 A. nj
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1912-07-05

Time shown at Huntingburg.
IEASTBOUND.
No. 1, DAILY. ABB A. MI
No. 9, . 9:29 -
No. 3, 3 :50P. NJ
No. %, " $40
WESTBOUND
No. q, DAILY. 1880 A. NJ.
No. 4, 10:30
No. "a, IL 30 A. NJ.
No. 10. :" 500 L. NJ.
V. K. Claycomb, Agt, Jasper
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1912-07-05
NOTICE.

Pursuant to an act passed by
the General Assembly of 1911,
creating the State Bureau of In
spoction, notice If hereby given
10 every person, firm or corpora
ton operating any business, reg
uarly employing five or more
pc sons, 2 ,,ricultUre and domeS-
&c service excepted, that a IL
.canse fee of one (S1.C0) dollar
shall annually be paid to the
Chief Inspector, and on receipt
thereof the Chef Inspector shall
i've to such pc son. firm or cor
q cert ficate showing
the license fee las been paid.
Any person, firm or corpora.
ion failing to comply with the
provisions Ct tt S section are sub.
rect L fine of twenty-five
(25 o. dollars
Tae Ch ef inspector will sub.
nit % e&cn person, firm or cor
,oIat.on a blank form upon
which such person, firm or cor
atom shall rel ort to the Chief
Inspect u the following informa
ton dna such other information
as ma be required by the Chief
LnsNectt ::
fGcers.
Character and location Of
business
= Number of persons employ
Cd; males. females.
4. Description of buildings anC
equipments, number of floor
elevators, golfers and fire es
1a2es.
Tank forms as required by
law viii 0e furnished on applica
on at the Office Of the State
Bureau O. Inspection, Room 100
State Eouse, Indianapolis, Indi
ana.
ELLIOTT r. HOOTON,
| Chief OF the State Bureau Of In
SpectiOn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-13
Was die ScbtpaIbs sang.
Noman bon id Spiel
agen.
lGortieklnla.l

F
Sic batte oas 2idt auf ben So
ben geiteGt, unb mar oann an BEN
@etthen bi~ngefniet, Die Stirn aui
ben Nano oes @atters georiidt mil
Der Sanb pinfen6, oaB err gebell
ioue. @ottbol0 itano neben Der
auieenoen, nit Der per5peiflunss.
pouen gmpfinoung zines Menihen.
Der abnt, oaB feline Sa9e DerIore,l
lit, uno tie bod niht perloren &c.
ben fam unb mill. 8loslih kgam
Der Sunb, peI9er ibnen gefolgt
mar, 81 fnurren uno bnnn lciie gu
beaen, inoem er Dbren uno Musen
gegen Die Sdmele rihtete, ourf
Die man alls Dem Shlaf5immer in
oas @obn5immer gelangte. @ottbolo
g%iaubte, bort ein 8erdub gebort
gu baben; er sing nab Der Cir;
Gaelic mari fid inn IN Den @eg.
Sbre Miene, lire @ebarbe oriifte
bic totlihite Mngit aus; iie beutete
nod Der 4inoerltube, our6 Die iic
bereingefommen unb elite. als
gottbolo nidt alsbalo ibrer @ei-
iung nadfam, ielbit ibm poraus,
oortbin: @ottbolo folste medaniib.
I'm @ottes miaen eeb! rief Cd.
ellie.
gs paren Die erlten @orte, Die
iiber lire 2ippen fanleu.
Sd fliebe nibt nod einnlaIl
gn mubtl ODER es lit allies peree-
bens gemeien! Die Dual, Der
&f, Die Shma6 = aaes. al
leg!
Gaelic, rief @ottbolo auBer iid,
id miibte fem Mann iein, wenll
i'd 10 nod einmaI giuee. Sd mil
2idt; i'd mill alar1eit; id min
miiien, mas id tue, marum ih &c
tue.
Sd BARI nidts weiter iaaen; on
muBt mid periteben; i'd CLAUDE, oil
batteit es bon Infane on i'd bate
ionit niht ben Mut sebabt; i'd mare
bas unieIigite Gei6opf auf @roeu.
iuenn on mid iest nod nidt per.
itiinbeft. a6er on wirit es: i'd
fonnte bid ia nidt lieben, fpcni1 es
anoers tudre. limo nun, bel oeiner
2iebe 81 mir, 9ottboI0, feline Sc.
tunoe LANCER 6arfit OH bier iein.
2eb' mol uno epig poll
gs mar pie Elm aampf 5tuiiden
ben beioeu In benz bulbounfIen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-13

len nno betln Oeffnen lperoc ntolr
oann anei S9eine bon berieIbel1
art fil1ben. 9em @ei1aftsreiieit.
Den noIIte Die Sa1e 5llerit nibt
retd einleubten, ols man aber ei.
men 3ebn-9 Collars dein Dor lcineu
@ngen in ben Gaiten legte, Ben So
item peri9loB uno periteeelte uno
no9 pierrnoatpau5ig Stanoen 5mei
3ebn-O -56eiue Dermtsboltc,
fuuroe er in ieiner 9[niidt bod
ldmanfenb. @r fontlte Die Sad)e
5mar nod intnter ni6t perIteben,
aber es muBte bod etlpas oaron
fem. SrobOem luoIlie CT leIblt mod
eillen 8eriud mo1elL ebe CT litb
nuf einel1 &auf oOer oerglei6en
einlieb. ST lpollte cine Ml15obl
S6eine in ben 3oiten leee1, oerl
&aften BET ii1 beDaIten u1o nod
"a Stultoet ielbit offuen. Ole Gr.
finder iparen init Dem 8oribIag Dol
Zig einperitanoen, lie m%ilieten 10.
gar Elm, bob er oen 8aiten nit
nod Gan Nntonio ne6me. Tin Die
Sade fir ibl, red)t lobneno 5lt ,la-
6en, rieten. fie ibrn, ol1es @clo,
oas er fir iein Sans folleftiert bot
te, in ben aoiten 8n legell. Scr
pertrallensieliee Drummer" tot
bies olt6. @r leete $4,000 in id1-
,en 8onfnoten in ben anitelt ihlob
i'm oann 5u unb periieeelte i'm.
Mm Nbeno naDm CT i'm nit iid
bicrher uno geitern moraerL ols
Die bieruno3tpnaig Stunoen Der
floiien iparen, offnete er i'm. .
Sdredenl Statt Der $4,000 al
ganfnrten, Die er bariit 5lt finbcn
toffte, lag nidts ipciter oIs oItcs
3eituu9spapier in Dem aaiten ilno
er iab init @ntieber, bob Ell ein
paar g~eriebenen @ounefn lit Ole
&anoe eefaIen iei, benen ear hidt
I'M heu 8erfauf Der Moidi1e gu
tun par, ionoern nur INN oos @elo,
oas er b~i11einlesen ipiirbe, uno oas
i'e bnnn ourd irgeno pelde Maiti-
pltlatIon pieoer berausgeboIt bot
ten. Gr lief iofort gum 9oliaei-
def, aber Der eab ibm menig Soft
nll1g. Seine $1,000 tperben mol
ouf characterization peri6mrn-
oen fem unb Die beiben grfinber
ali6.
Gonrob @otb, Elm angemein
befannter Oeutfder nnierer Stabt
lit 0onueritas mittag in 5pige ei-
neg SdIagmfaus %geltorben. Rotb
itommte aug Niirnberg uno mar n
Sabre alt. CT mobnte friiber in
Merifo unb batte bort Elm gutes
@efhdft, er perlpr aber a1es, mas
cr> bate, uno fam bierber. @ier ar
beitete er als 8ubbalter fir Der.
ihieoene @eiddfte.
= Sim 6. Suit baben ii6 in Sop:
Tor Serr @rnit Menf, felt Sabren
Bel Der ySreien Breife fir geras"
aneeitenf ,lno SRI. @linba Moerer
nus Ga Cote berbeiratet. Dem jun.
gen 8anre uniern beralihen Slid.
ipunif.
Gin eepiiier Seius genites
nabm Dor bier5ebn Tagen einen emit
Ioiienen 9olbaten Bel ii6 auf Der
frunf mar. Or perpflegte i'm uno
gum Danf bafir fpn i'm Der Srem-
&c iest Inn $500 beitobIen baben.
Mal1 bot ben SoIbaten perbaftet
unb $3.50 BET ibm gefunoen.
SIM Mlter bon 38 Sobren itarb
bier Sran q. g. Mipitein aus Del
Nio. sic pobnte ieit einieen Mona-
ten in unferer 5tant.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-13
Iortiebmia faInt.)
grieitraaer iuerben flieaem.

@ir leben III elmer 3eit GROCER Or
finonngen. Der Sortidritt henutt
Die 2llft. 8alo meroen mir l1nele
Sam's 8rieftrdger nod alien Std.
tungen fliegen ieben, INN Die 8oit 81
%beforoern. Ole 2eute baben elm itar-
fes Sntereiie al borteilbrinaenoen
erfinoungen. 0esbalb lit aud Or.
Sings Wep Discovery fir Suiten,
e~rfdltungen uno auoere SaIs- uno
2ungenfranfbeiten Die b~eliebteite We-
oi8in in amerifa. .gs furierte mid
BON idredlidem Sultenb als @er8te
uno ale Meoi3in nidts balfen. "
ihreibt Mrs. S. S. 0apis, Stidnen
Corner, Me. llnpergleidlid bei Su.
item, grfdltuneen unb alien 2uftrob-
renleiben. Breis SOC uno $t.00.
Brobeflaide frei bel alien apotbe-
fern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-13
land! Tand!! cand!!!

1901 ELDER, 2h Meilen bon 3tpei pers
idieoenen giienbabnitationen entfernt,
NIT guteu S6uIen iinb airben. 400 Gts
ter iino iest nuter &ultmr. $50 Gder
bnpon iino gutes i6tpar5es Slubniebe<
%rungslano. Die iibrigen 600 Mder be-
lteben aus eutem i6tpar5en, tpeuigen
SrairiesS auano. fertig fir ben Rflue.
Ser 8ooeu lit bonn belten uno bor5iigli9
fur @almpoae. aorn II. IN. aeei9net.
Sas 8m5e lit elm einseribteter Plas
NIT 8runrien una Rinbmiblen. Meidlis
der @aHertorrat. Bier quite Bobnbdis
fer auf berf9ieoenen Stenen. 9aS Qanb
gren5t an einer Seite an ben @uabns
lupez CLUB, an Der anoeren settle befirs
bet ii6 Der Babnipee oer q. 8. & 9. q.
gifenbabn nit einen, @~eitengeleife MIR
einige bunbert Ghritte bon bier nno
haibtpess 5pifdeH Guero unb Wictoria.
Sam eefauft tperben in Stiden bon 100
Nderu ooer mebr nit gebdnoen Ii. Gins
ridtnneeu an $3.50 per Nder ober an
$3.50 Der Mder ohne @inrihtineen.
8eseu fpeiterer Gustunft tpenoe man
ii6 an
j. j. Fischer,
aleiuiser @aeut. Gaere, SeSas.
= Die sQt lit Der Weritanh oes
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-13

Cine tole Gaunergeidibte
bot fid 5piiden bier uno Souiton
obeeipielt. Gin Geihaftsreiieuoer
mod)te IN Spuiton Die Befonutiduft
bon smei Serren, Die linn I'M Ser.
trauen mitteilten, oab Tie cine Ma.
idine erfinoen bdtten, iuclhe @elb-
ifeine peropppele. Die Moibine
befiabe iib in. einem Soften. Mat
brauhe nur einen ober mebrere
@eIbideine bineinsulescn, onau I'm.
bebrndtes 9apier, ben &oiten Der.
fbloiieu "a Gtuuoen iteben su Iai.
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t1nr 0altiefeit bis SUM 81. Uftober.
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Gin perieblae an af,iere sreMnse.

9a es ms nnmaslib lit, aGp 9inrife nmo Counties bs Gtaates
Onrb Heaenoe bcarberen gu lahen, mmken mir aaf nbere Nfttel our i'm.
uer grDkeren Serbrehnns unieres giahes fnnem unb mir fnb ST. benz
Gnfdlnk gefommen, amnebm6are GrSmiem fir nene Mbonnemtem, bic ms
etngeidtft peroeu, aussufeken.
@ir pmmen ndt Die geranfalnns eines iosemammten aonhaes, ii
n bet englfden 8etnnsem MbHd it, ionOern mir polen bnrd MmsSabIuna
ener li6eralen GpmmH1iun Sreimiaiee ammerben, Die p6ue beionbere MT.
be nno Anttrensnns hd cine Ne6eneinna9me sn beri6afen maniden.
3n bieiem 3mede ofernren mir fir ieoem Sabresa6umneuten ene
&ommihmn ION L, einem 9plIar. 9as &od5en6latt Der uTreie
RreHe fir seras" fuHet So per Sa6r. @esen Ginienbmms bon $1OO per.
Str IL Mbonntnten eie Grra yrdnie poa $3.50 In Saar.
61r Il Abonaeaten emt GTtr : yrdnie Dun sS.75 ID Baar.
Slit 20 Abonatnttn cine Grt Yrdnie pn $500 ii San.
6ar % Abonntnttn tnt Gra Yrinie pDn $6.25 III Sar.
Sar nntbt a5 Is 4bpnnentea eme Ggtra> yrdmie pon s. III yar.
Snr nnebr als 80 4bDnntnten emt Ggrapriuit pon SIG III Sar.
Der gOridlag lit einfad nnS serninoti6 senme. ger einen neuen
abonnentea = Der snr 3it niGt seer Der uGreie greRe" i'll, = &c.
uinnt tuasftint $500, erbalt rMp. bebat Oapom eimeu Dollar anb iaidt
ben anSeren Dollar NIT Der seaaaen MOre1e bes gefeaers elm. gmieroem
pebt aer audi ab cine Ggra 8ramie in gnsFdt, falls bic 3abl pon
sen Abonnenten ODER barnber errridt mmb. 0de GEtra-Vranie fen.
ben nm ben basu 8erehtgten bon uuierer Dice aus 6ivft.
Die bier senadte Sferte lit fir Seben i'm ueien @ebiee bes Gtas,
ties pffem. Sober fam fd oaran betenisem. Nir biehn MIR 8aarpreiir
an, ieil GeIo INNER ieiaen @ert fat mnb Sober bafar anidafrn uub ian.
fen fam, MAG CT aerabe bramdt.
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fMe sn- Sefe Ofhrte bat nr gHltsfeit bis gum 81. Dfbber.
rTrele Yre6e fir SeraS".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-13

Die 8ierprDbe.
Sm Shant rSmm FROZEN Haften,"
pa tebrten beim Sdmmerfhein,
Sefrett ppn Sages Sajten,
Sret munt're 0eielem elm.
Sic taten traulit ,uiufen,
On tam Der Gelner berbei:
.gSas babt ibr CUTS ou trinfcn?"
Ginitimmig riefem bic bret.
@ir baben bic beften @eine,
unn gnten W9isfep at &ano;
Die Griteren bonn N9eiue,
Der Wbtstep ppn nGierlamb."
9D6 febIen mir bic @prte,
gu erbeben mad Uebibr,
Bon 8teren etns Gprte:
@ir balten bas .2Dne Star"
Bier.
Ser Grfte, 3meit' uub 9ritte,
Sie riefen ba bod Besier:
nSet bid in uni're Nitte,
sStr probter'm bas pepnc Star"
Gter."
3a ietten IN bic @mnbe,
Sid UNI ben Slid ale Bier;
nnb BITS 5mr Mprgenitunbe,
Srpbterten ie's rs Star" 8ier.
Mls tie bann mitften ideiben,
gTar's 5nm Bersiuetfelm fat;
Gs mar 10 ihtuer 81 metoen,
9as baIb geleerte Tak,
drum .riefen BITE brei griiher,
Wis ie tuarem bpr Der Sir.
yWir fOmmen mprgen mieber,
nnb prpbter'n has o2pne Stnr"
o
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-13

@m Is. Mnguit miro in goa,
tum iber bic 4usgabe bon Seper'
Bombs gum @etrage bon $4,000
abseitimmt peroem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-13
3midneiSe. nnb Mahnnterr;6f.

Sihert Die 3utnnft gurer SedterS
labt iie oas 9dben uno 8ushneiberr
erlernen. Infer llnterridt umsabt iehe
@in5eI6eit. RpbHung nnb aof fl~
G~ustpdrtige. 443 Sifzgcmmerce CTR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-13
WabI Nmsetoeft.
;fhr County Stemer,Koneffe

Sur &Vu1ttY StcuerS<tcUetfeF.
Sic ~Sreie RreIe" lit nutoriierf,
Serrn }. Frank Gallagher
als 4anoioat fir bns Nn1t nes Gteuers
Solicitors bon gerar gountp BET Der
beporitebenoen bemofratiihen Yrimdrs
ipahI atI5ufiiuniaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-13

@ereebt nidt, etpag Grid
In afb 9itters 81 nebmen fiir
Magenunoronungen. @r beieitigt
idneu ale Storungen uno brings
@olbefinoen uun M,tnterfeit.