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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
TO REPUBLICANS:

We are anxious to have every
Republican in close touch, and work
ng in harmony with the Republican
National Congressional Committee In
avor of the election of Republican
Congress.
The Congressional campaign must
be based on the administrative and
legislative record of the party, and,
that being SO, Theodore Roosevelt's
personality must be a central figure
and his achievements a central
thought in the campaign.
We desire to maintain the work of
This campaign with popular subscrip-
lions of One Dollar each from Repub-
licans. To each subscriber we will
send the Republican National Cam
paign Text Book and all documents
issued by the Committee.
Help us achieve great victory.
JAMES S. SHERMAN, Chairman.
P o. Box 2o63, New York
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
ShaW's Statement.

Washington, Aug. 24.-When asked
about the rumor that he was about to
purchase government bonds, the tours
of 1907, Secretary Shaw said: ''Evi-
IDENTIFY somebody is trying to deceive
the thoughtless. Every man with a
lick of financial sense recognizes that
occasion for relief does not exist. 1t
seems strange that rumors should be
so persistent that l am going to do
thing, the doing of which at this
time would be universally recognized
as uncalled for. If subsequent condi-
lions demand action, | will act in such
a way as | deem best at the time, but
all rumors will be baseless. There
will be no tips and no advance in
formation"
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
MORE SHOCKS FELT
IN STRICKEN CITY
New Vibrations Cause Rain to
Fall, Increasing Suffering
of TenterS.
ADDITIONAL DAMAGE DONE
A SERIOUS EPIDEMIC is LIKELY
IF RAIN CONTINUES MUCH
LONGER SEVEN HUNDRED
cORPSES FOUND.
ADDITIONAL DAMAGE DONE
Publishers Press1

ValparaiAo. There were
two slight earth shocks here Thurs
day night. Rain began falling again,
increasing the sufferings OF thousands
who are living in tents. Many sought
refuge in houses whose walls are in
a dangerous state of ruin. Il is be
lieved that If the rain continues much
longer a serious epidemic is sure to
break out.
About 10000 workmen are employ
ed in clearing away the ruins here,
and IN searching for bodies of those
who lost their lives during the recent
earthquakes and fires. In the wreck
age of house workmen found child
alive in a barrel which had protected
it from harm. About 700 corpses have
been buried. At least $50 robbers
have been shot.
The naval school is to be recon
structed, and it is expected that the
cadets will be able to resume their
studies there in about two months.
The sale of articles of food is
strictly supervised by the city ana
government officials to prevent any
abuses in the direction of increases
in prices Merchants detected in the
act of selling food above the fixed
prices are compelled to close their
stores.
In different parts Of the city depots
for the distribution of food have been
established, the main features OF
which are immense caldroHs from
which, under the supervision of young
women of highest society of Val
paraiso, soup is distributed to the
poor.
In addition to the sums of money
received here from various parts of
Chile for the relief of the earthquake
sufferers, S35 900 has been received
from San Francisco. Cal. The govern
ment of Chile in reply to cable mes
sages received from Chileans abroad
offering to collect funds for the relief
of the sufferers, has thanked them,
but has not given them any authorize
ton to collect money in the name OF
the government, as Chile has sufti-
cient resources to care for the home
less
The warship Almirante Cochrane
arrived at Talcahuana, province OF
Conception, with a large number of
homeless people from Valparaiso on
board A committee of prominent wo-
men took charge of the refugees, pro-
viding them with food and clothing.
The garrisons in the southern part
of Chile continue sending detach-
ments of troops here to assist in
maintaining order.
Suggestions have been made that
the site of Valparaiso be changed,
but President-elect Montt declared
that the idea of rebuilding Valparaiso
at some other point on the coast was
not feasible, that in his opinion the
buildings should be reconstructed on
which the ruins now stand.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
WELLMAN Is DELAYED
Sends Word That His Arship Is Tn.
dergoing Minor Repairs-WiII
Start in September.
Publishers Press1

London, Aug. 24.-WaIter Wellman,
leader Of the WellmanChicago Rec
ord-Herald Arctic expedition, teIe-
graphs from Spitzenbergen Aug. IA,
via Hammerfest, Norway, that the
completion of the balloon course has
been greatly delayed, owing to the
magnitude of the work Many minor
defects have been discovered in the
mechanical parts of the airship, and
these are being repaired as fast as
possible. The motors work excellent
ly and the balloon part, or the airship,
is in good condition. Mr.. Wellman
says it will still be possible, weather
permitting, to get away towards the
pole during first week of September
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
MARY LOUISE BOYD.
Tribute 70 an Earnest CONSCIENTIOUS
Beautiful Life.

Mary Louise Boyd daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. l.. Boyd, after 8 very
brief Illness, passed from this life
July "a, 1906. EveIr in childhood her
superior qualities Of mind and heart
were recognized K others besides
the immediate family. AS she ma
tured and Developer, her engaging
traits became so denounced that all
who came near were drawn in love to
her. From the beginning her habit
was studious, and her rank in the
classes of the highest She gradual
ed from the High School with signal
honors, then contMued her studies at
Earlham College. Afterward she
graduated in the sChautauqua course,
having given it conscientious appli-
cation. There was not wanting the
finish of foreign Hravel-a tour of
Europe being made under very favor
ing conditions. Id the palmy days of
the History Glass. Avhen that gifted in
structor, Mrs. Mattie Curl Dennis,
Louise Boyd wass her chosen and
competent assistant
Several years awere devoted to
teaching in the city schools, and with
marked success. No desirable quail
fication, either asato attachments or
disposition was wanting, and she was
much valued.
A few years ago she suffered SER
iously from a falL and that injury
was followed by another of most pain
full and disabling character She en-
dured her bitter fate with that pat
fence so characteristic of her lovable
nature, when, by 4 continuation of
mischances it became necessary TO
learn another profession, the brave
girl set in anew to wage the battle of
life on strange fields. She won in
this endeavor also, Sand had at the
last particularly desirable prospects
in view-an outloolSs that shed upon
her later months bnoyant hope and
joy. The loving good people who
were planning SO happily for her, have
won unmeasured Egratitude from
Louise's friends. But the end was
near. The years of her suffering had
been SO many and SO long that her
physical forces suddenly gave way
and the hopeful, brave fight was over.
Her character and hef achievements
are the monument that she builded.
Many hearts are sorez for the going
of this gentle, true, LOVING friend. So
trustworthy was she, 30 prudent, SO
sympathetic, her place cannot well be
filled.
Besides the sorrowifg parents, the
four bereaved sisters and brothers,
there are still others 10 whom Louise
Boyd was infinitely dear She spent
many of her happJ childhood and
girlhood Years a cherished member Of
the family of--hsf uncle, Judge VIM.
A. Peelle, and had she been indeed
one of their own, she could not have
been nearer. To know her was to
love her.
n. l.. J.
dit
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
To Restore River to Old Channel.

San Francisco, Aug 24.-Southern
Pacific officials state that the Salton
sea in the California desert is rising
less than an inch a day now, and they
expect in a few weeks to begin work
on plan by which the Colorado river
will be once again restored to its old
channel This will probably cost the
company 100000 A large force OF
men and teams is to be employed to
construct heavy entertainments where
the river water is flowing into old
channels. and thfnce into the Salton
basin, which is 4e2 feet below the
level of the sea
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
GERMAN SYSTEM THE BEST
Fencing in the American Army i
Inferior to That of the kaiser's
Troops.
Publishers. Pressl

Washington. Aug. z4.-Several let
tiers have reached the war department
from officers and enlisted men of the
army who believe that the German
manual OF fencing is greatly superior
to that used in the American army.
The department has referred the let
ters TO Captain Herman o. Koehler.
master OF the sword at the West Point
academy. with the request that he in
Yestigate the German system.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
ICE FAMINE
Only Regular Customers Are Being
Supplied and Big Interests
Get Small Amounts.
Publishers PreSs1

Cleveland Aug 24.-Cleveland is
suffering from an ice famine. The
principal ice delivery concerns of the
fity announced that for the past three
days they have been so short on sup
ply that only regular customers will
be supplied. and great business inter
ests are being given but fraction OF
the SupplN thew demand
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
GentIemen's List.

Ernest Ashbaugh, James Baker.
George Beckett, Daniel Brown, Mark
Duke. G. 4. Drake. Gran. Bros, H. II.
Harrington, G. Kapp. Abe Lee, F. A.
Wilke. Samuel Purviance, Ralph ar
land, y. S. Ratliff, Henryq C. Robin
son, Homer Rosa, Phillip NJ. Smith.
Jim TAYLOR, The Kenwood Sewing Ma
chine Co, Delmer Van Sickle
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
Babe Fatally ScaIded.

Washington c. IL, O.. Aug. "a -
During the temporary absence of his
parents from the dining room, the
1-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Thum OF Jamestown, O.. pulled ket-
tie filled with boiling water on him
self, burning his face and body SO
that death ensued. The
mother was formerly Miss
Bertha Gregg of this city.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
Master BIacksmiths.

Chicago, Aug 24.-The fourteenth
annual convention of the Information
al Master Blacksmiths' association at
its final session here elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, J. S. Sui
Ivan, Columbus, O.; secretary-treas
urer, A. l.. Woodwork, Lima, o.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
Helpful Husband, While Putting Down
Carpet for His Wife Was Killed
by Stroke.

Larue, O., Aug. 24-WhiIe assisting
his wife TO tack down a carpet in
their new home north Of this place
Howser Denman was twice struck by
lightning, the second shock rendering
life extinct Mrs. Denman was Sc
-verely shocked, but Will recover.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25


Lodge that e on aSos Of n sa u
ed in Wednes
August
lodges h time have hardly got started in the
tsy will
s idly by there good lead
day evening oeo
CONDITIONS OF CONTEST
FIRST the % ] on Rhona or in
sTARR PLANO
be given absolutely of
SECOND nshmnd
s s.s t m 5 m sss s' s ss ,ss leather bound
THIRD PRzEo the member Of mems secret faterna 0sani
costing
Richmond Wayne County
uS be , given absolutely free ''s' ''"S
HOW CONDUCTED.
Everybody without
FIJI today starter with the name of the
the eaIIaalu" office North Ninth
Paid in advance subscriptions
ssass sa hs wall xsas oa to assist the lodge his
THE PAYMENT 81 PALLADIUM YOUR
WILL ENTTLE YOU TO 600 VOTES FOR LODGE
$3.50 BRING you THE . PALLADIUM
ENTlTLE 1900 VOTES FOR THE LODGE YOUR
BRING PALLADIUM
so o
ORGANIZATIONS ELIGIBLE.
lodge organization Of description in Richmond Wayne
is
Columbus Red Men, Knights and Ladies Honor the Dud
Woodmen,
r.
einvite to enter the ontest
lip the
Pal
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
FOUND DEAD ON A BRIDGE
Body of Henry Collins Found on ihe
Pan Handle Bridge Over Scr
OTTO River.

Columbus, O.. Aug. 24.-With hard
y mark on it. the body of Henry
Collins. %, living near Marble Gin.
was found in the center OF the Pan
handle bridge over the Scioto river
near Arlington The police believe
The man fell of a traip
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
FRIEND CAUSED INJURY
Ohio Man Hit Horse on Which Woos-
ter Sheriff Was Riding and
Officer Was Thrown.
Publishers Pressl

Wooster, O.. Aug 24.-Armstrong
Brown. sheriff of Wayne county. it is
believed, sustained fatal internal in
juries. While Brown was riding horse
back, friend came along and play
fully hit the horse with a whip. the
horse jumped, the halter broke and
Brown, who is a very large heavy
man, was thrown off, landing on his
shoulders and back. Surgeons be-
sieve the injuries will cause death
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
Coudrey Renominated.

Sa. Louis, Aug 24-Congressman
Harry NJ. Coudrey was renominated
for congress by the Republicans of
the Twelfth district at direct
primary.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
Drops.

Ethel Dennyson, Albert Moots, Mrs
Catherine Young,
]. A. SPEKENHIER, P. NJ.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
Letter List
Ladies List.

Miss Agnes Bromley, Minnie Elliott,
Miss Erwin Fuller, Mrs. B. \. Lukens,
Bertha Oakley, Mrs. C. NJ Swaney.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25

Sunday Excussion soI cincinnati.
Via Pennsyivania\- ine& s1.25 round
trip from Richmoh Special train
leaves 700 A. NJ. Atisse26. 21-23-25 |
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
THE .NslnAss COLLEGE

VIII open TueNs9 Sept. 4. All who
can should call an arrange to enter
before that date 25-5t.
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dit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-19
Seras 8.

Nus gDtuua miro aemelbet
DAB bic oortieen 3miebelsudter
ourhidnittlib einen Brpfit BON 5000
per WGer gel1abt bitten.
Mm IA. SUM miro in Nnoe[i>
no gDuntb cine 2ocal Option Nbs
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Im 20. Wai finoet in Nuftin
cine @taatsfDnpentiDn Der 0uBsihs
ter itatt.
: Sin iuneer glettriter Ramens
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betm Nnbanaen elmer eleftrilhen
StraBenlampe an Der gde Der 36ffen
StcaBe uno Der Winnie StraBe NIT
einem gelaoenen Drabt in 8erabz
rln9 uno uuroe ourb ben eleftriz
ihen Sblae iofort aetDtet. Gin
StrDm BON 5000 T0lten-5tdrfe
eing ourh ieinen 9Drper. 8bitlep
itanr1te aus 20uiia.
= Sn WatagDroa ftarb Srau Is.
Dietrih i'm 6auie ibrer 9odter,
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9a8 Briitol 6otel in 6oufton.
an Der gGe Der Trapis. Strose uno
oer gapitOls Ipenue lift an Tbomas
Stone uno Sef{e $. Sones fir
800. 900 nertauft tporoen.
= Sn Dallas bat fih elm golquitts
Club 9ebtloet, bOhentli@ finoet oies
in auoeren St6oter oes Gtaates ba(o
0ahabmuna.
Guf eiaentimlide 8eiie tam
in oer Nabe BON @iQom Sprinos
bel Weatherforo cine Trau garr
ums 2eben. Sbr Subn Iprenaz
tie Baumftumpfen NIT Gpnamit; bel
Dem ei1en brahte er cine beIDnoers
2aoung in Nnmenbunq unb
elm furdtbare grplDlin1 erfolate, bic
ben 8aum in tauieno Gtide serriS.
oerielben floa Der esrau Carr
an Den 8opf uno berlebte fie 10
lbrner, oaB bewuitlos suiammen>
brad. Sic erbolte iih sroar uieoer
Ino puroe BON ibrem Subn ms
aebradt, ooh ftarb iie tpeniae
ipdter.
4us Salfurrias uiro aerneloet.
oaB init benz Bau Der Sin in Der
auer ndhiten Belt beepnnen meroer
miro.
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Elm TEXAS WUNDER,

Cine tleine 5laibe BON geras 8mnoer,
Sau's GROCER gntbeduna, beilt aue Nie.
ret1' uno 8laieuleioen, entfernt Steine
betlt Diabetes, GushuB, id1pahe &iifeu,
Hbeumottsmus unb aue unreeelmaBig.
te'ten Der Rieren un6 Der 8laie Bel Bel.
oen @elblebtern, ebeniD 8~laIenleioen
bel &tnoern. 8enn gner a~eutbeter es
tttcbt oertauft, t6nnt SIR es gegen Gin.
lenonn9 BON $1.00 erbaIteu. Cine tleine
6laldbe reibt far stpet Motate unb Der.
feblt ielten Seiluna. Or. 6. So. Saq,
aletntser 5obritant, 3. o. 8Or 629, ct.
eouts, Mo. 9aBt gub 8eueuife Ididen.
Hum 8ertauf bel aim 8ruaaiten.
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Nrbeit i6mddt Die
Nterett.
Soan's MierensG flen baben fir 9eute, Die
tn san Nntonto iu0bnen, biel 6ates getan.

S09n'S Wieren=Yf Qen baben fir 9eute, bic
tn San Ant0nto tu0bnen, bieI 0ntes getarl.
Die meiiten 8euobner BON San
NntDnt0 arbeiten ieben Sag beitans
Dig in elmer unnatiirli9en Sage, ine
Dem fte fth iiber Elm Bult beuoen -
IN itoBenoen 8aaen ober Cars fab
rem - i9uere 6anoarbett perridten,
beber, i6ieben, aieben. poer inoem
tie ben &lden auf aue m6elibe per@
lbieoene 8eiie an~itrenaen. Nne biele
Bei9dftigungen BADEN bic 9enoet1a,
Die ytierer1 au a~ffisierer, gu 1hmdher
uno 81 ihdotgen, Biz 1ie iopeit tom.
men, bob fte lire Mrbeit : Nuslheis
oung Der 8iftitoffe upm 8lute-niht
t1ebr berrihten tDnnen. 9Dan's Gies
rens BiQeu turieren trante &iere1,
geben benz idmaden GuGen neue
Stdrfe. Seilunaen, bic in San Nns
tDrto noQaogen pureen, bemeilen
btes.
Der zimmerman s. Mora[es,
BIG OftsSDuftDn StroBe, Sun Mns
tonic, 9eras. mDbnbaft, ihreibt:
rNls ih i'm Weai 1903 in SIS Sic.
bente StraBe uobnte, hDrte i'd, oas
SDan's Nierens Bineu in Der 8erar
Drug 60. Dertauft ueroen. Sd
oeribafte mir cine S1adtel, Die
mir 10 gut tat, baB i'd uaeir 8euents
eur Ter0Hentlihuna abeab, inoem
ib fDn1tatierte, bab Die BiGen eineu
p%eini9enoen Sbmers in n1einem Riis
den, Wieren unb 2enoen beIeitiaten
uuo ebeniO Die Shuieriateit, gu uris
r%teren, Die felt perihieoenen Sabren
beitanoen bette. @dbrenb Der snei
Sabre, Die ieitoem perflDf{en iinb,
oaB i6 oteies 8euants abgab, babe
tb beitdnoig in meinem 6anomert
aearbeitet, meiner 8ifen in ieoer
m6gliden 8eiie aebraudt, aber Die
9etoer uno St6run9en iinb ME tpie.
oergefebrt uno bic Sur mar p0ut0u1.
men.
Bum 8erfauf BEL allen 6Gnoler1.
Brets 80 Gents. SDiter : Mtilburu
gD., Buffalo. Stem gort, aneiniae
Ngenten fiir bic Ser. Staoten.
@rinr1ert @uh oes 9an1ens Doan
uno nehtnt feline anoeren.
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Maerlet.

- Die Nerste : Bereiniauna Dor
gerar County Eat eeaen 81. Sob.
bic Die 3lage erbDben. baB er midi
Die geieblihen 8pridriften erfuIit
babe, pelhe er erfuqen muB, wenu
er eas &edt gum Bratttsieren babeu
mill. Or. &obbie beItreitet oies; er
iagt, er babe fib nDr fieben Sahren
fss Nrat in unlerer Stabt nieoerQes
laiierl uno babe ale oantals aelter.
ben Worihriften erfiilt; @elebe, bic
lrt5tuiiben erlaifen Ieien, t6nnten
teire ridmirtenbe &raft ausnben.
Sobn Bfeiffer lit gum BrsIioeuten
oes BOARD Of Bbarmacp" eruablt
muroen.
Cine gana mertmnroiae alaae
bat S. s. Suqinan geger Die San
NntDnio Bremins Nfipciatiun anbGn.
gig aen1adt. Die genannte @eieI.
ihaft bat betanntlih auf benz @runo.
ftide an Der gfe Der Npenue 6 uno
Der Ofts6ouiton GtraBe, benz Bpft.
aebduoe fbrdq aeaennber, elm aroses
elettrii9es Shilo aneebrabt. Das
@rnrtoittd geb6t. euqipan, lit aber
an Trant Teih perpadtet unD BON
oielert bat bic Brauerei bic gr(aubs
ais our WufitelIung oes Shiloes err
langt, melheS ibrigens NIT 2uttimz
ttung oes Staotrats bergerihtet tuurs
De. SuaiDan bebauptet nun. geit
babe nibt oas Eeht gebabt. bic Nufz
itelu1g oes Shiloes au erlaubeu uno
1erlargt oespeger, oaB es entferut
neroe. NuBeroem iei aber audi fein
@igentum ourh bas Shilo beihdoiot
poroen unb oesbalb oerlangt er nod
$1,000 Sbaoenerfab. Der BrpaeR
tDmmt am 26. b. Wi. CUR Berbanbs
lung.
Sreitag batter mir einen lf6s
men 8eaen. 10 reht BON Der Nrt. pie
man i'm fid miiniht, nift su idmer
uno pbne @ino, 10 baB tein gropfeu
nerloren sina. Der 8egen ,heint
ltd aub tiber ben arDBten Teil BON
Sltomeltteras ausaebreitet su baben.
Die 9. y. Canning COMPANY
tnlro oemndbit nit benz 8au liner
Eabrit an Der Barrol StraBe beoins
men.
= Sobn 8. Meper, an Der Blum.
StraBe SEQ. 329. iuht feline 14jabriae
9ohter 6iloa. Srsenb Semanb, Der
ihm iiber ben 8erbleib oes W1bhens
Mnstunft aeben tam, tpiro gebeten,
ltb init ibn in U%erbinoung gu ieben.
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@IidItdbe MtHpurter.

Gls i'd Gpotbeter in &inDnia, Weu.,
mar, idreibt 2. s. Dmner, iebt in
@rapsniue, Wo., nuroen orei meis
t1er &unoen permanent ourH Or,
9tna's 0eue Embedding BON Der
Sbpinoiuht geheilt uno iino iebt
itart. @iner uDate nod Nrisona ale.
ben. fano es aber nadJher fit. ii6ers
niiiia. Sd balte Or. Sings Reue
Embedding fir tpuneerbar. Sihers
ltes Niittel fir 6uften uno grfdls
tung, Sal8 uno 2unee. @arantiert.
gu baber bel Go0lpb 8reiB uno &.
&alteber q Sobn. so @ts. uno 81.
BrDbeflaihe fret.
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gdmeQe anb iidere netluua

brtneen bic ct. Bernard &rduterpinen in
allen Sdaen BON St6runa oes menibli.
cben Sraanisnus 9erbpr. Sieies altbe.
rIbrute Seilmittel, bas idon uniere 8de
ter nnb Mitter alien ipnhiaeu Qraneien
bDraogen, betpdbrt iib in ieber Siniiht
BET ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, lotpie Bel
9ebers, Iierens un6 Milsleiben, Bel Sic.
ber aler Mrt, Bel Sautfranfheiten, &ar
tarrb, @eibin9t, Nenral9ie, &heumatis>
mus ur1o ur5ahligen anoeren 8rantbei>
ten, bte bauptidbli@ aus unreinem Su<
fane oes 8lutes entfteben. Sn 8esus ouI
pie Bernibtuns nDn &rantbeitsfeimen
ftebt oas Mittel tati6hlih unerreidt ba.
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fen G~heimmebtDuen Wenlhen an ben
&beiit erinnerte. Wanbmal bob ih
innerlih eelaht iiber bieie gr0teste
Soeenz Nfiuciation.
Muf uniere oeutih : ameritanilhe
Dthtung bat tein 8efiibl itdrfer uno
befrubtenoer eepirft, als oas 6etms
meh. sic lift bas eigentlibe &arat'
teriititum oieier 9ihtune, Die oDu'
tDnenolte Settle, NIT Der Die 9arfe
unierer o-eutihsameritaniihen 2priz
Ter belpannt lift. Wanhe Der anoes
rem Satten lino mistDneno, aber oieie
aiebt meiit INNER einen guten Slang.
Wtit aaoern @Drten: unenoli9 piel
minoermertiges 3eug baben uniere
beutlbsameritaniihen 2prifer auiarn<
men9ebibtet, aber menn oas 0ein1=
peb laut miro in linen uno unter iets
ner @emalt itb lire WDrte su Werlert
fDrnen, bann tDmmt fait INNER ets
mas @utes poer tuentgitens @rtrd9'
lides at Stnnoe. 9ie meitaus
iADnften uno belten @eoibte unierer
INSTRUMENTATION 2brit ltno bic,
in oener Die Sebniudt uno bic 2iebe
CUR Seinat [aut miro. Dus gilt BON
ssrans 9ieber Biz 81 &Dnrao Sites.
Sd lag beut' gla6t in tiefen, IiBen Srdunen
Won rnetrer 6e,rnat uno bon r1etnet Siebelt,
Sd tpanbelte BEL nteiner &inbbeit S6umen,
Wo i'd mol tuinIhte, baB fe mid beariiben
ldBt T~reiliaratb feinen uperbannteu
9ihter" iprehen uno er, Der baa
6eimweb i'm nebligen England our
@eniige ourhaetDitet, Eat es in biee
lem @eoiht uno nDr aaem in ben
Dbiaen @orten prdbtie n%erftanben.
oieies f1n1ersli6 mDnniae @efibl
gum Nusorud 81 brtnaen. Wir ale
iino mul ibnn in 10 einem tiefen it-
Ben 9raunt bel unlrer &inoheit 8du=
| men gemanDelt.
Sen imDniten uDettiben Musorud
bat aber bod oas Seimmebgefibl in
benz beriibtnter @ebibt BON &unrao
&res an mein Baterlanb" aefunoen:
&ein Baum sebbrte mir bon oeinen @Gloeri1,
Wein mar tein 6alm auf beinen &casenfelOeri1,
l1no lhuBlos bait DIT mid binausgetrie5eu,
Sell i'd in meiuer Sugenb ni1t ~bertanb,
Sid tueniger, uno mebr mid Ielbft au lieben,
nnn oenno6 feb i'd bid, mein 9aterlann.
l1no b~eionoers i1Dn in benz Gers:
2ano rneiner Batter, ldneer ni6t bag meine,
81 belie 1T fem 8ooen, iuie Der beire.
Nte miro 0ein Bib aus meiner Seele I6minbeu,
nno tnapfte bid an mid fein amber 8ano,
Gs tpirSen mid bic Soten on bid binoen,
Sie oeine Grbe bedt, mein 8oferlanbi
Sa. ia. oas 0eimhpeb!