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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
TO CAROLINA;
TELEPHONE PARENTS
Bride Thus Gives Folks at Home
First Intimation of Happy
Event

I0D0claI y Tho TImos-DIspatch-
L~YNCHBURG, VA, January 22.-Mr.
Russell NJ Thurmond and Miss Lillian
Clarke Stevens. both of Lovingston,
this State. eloped yesterday afternoon
from here and we're married by Rev.
c. r. Hodgin in Greensboro. n. c.. last
night at his home. The first intima-
ton here OF the marriage. was q long
distance conversation. in which the
bride notified relatives that she had
been married. Tho bride had been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Il. J. Hancock. and
just disappeared yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Thurmond is a member OF tho firm
OF Lane Bros. & Thurmond, well
known railway contractors, who have
several large contracts on the double
tracking or the Southern, and both are
popular here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
THE BILL LIMITING WORKING
HOURS MAY NOT BECOME 4 LAW
Measure Which Has Passed Senate Strikes Snag in House
and May Die There-Exposition Loan
in the Balance.

accomplished this session viii 20 made
doubly certain.
The fate 81 tho proposed loan OF o mil
Hon dollars 20 the jamestown EXPEDITION
Company IS trembling in the balance.
Wn:e Tile chances are probably in favor
81 the loan, there are difficulties in the
wa. The advocates Of the loan do not
hope 10 secure tile passage 81 the House
bNl providing for IT,. bat they Go hope
20 secure an amendment 90 the urgency
deficiency bin which VIII got through the
Senate some time this week. The bin VIII
be- considered in rho Senate Committee
on Appropriations tomorrow. The advo-
Gates of the proposition are asking that
they poe heard ON The subject. and their
request viii probably be granted. Presi-
dent Tucker. o. b. Johnston. chairman
~ the board Of governors r.. =. Wool.
chief counsel. and AIva ~. Martin. a new
~ elected member Of the board of COVER
nors. are here in the interest OF the loan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
EXAMINERS MEETING.
Board Looking Into Mode of
Teaching in Newport News.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. January -
Harris Hart. OF Roanoke. was this after
noon elected chairman OF the state Board
school Examiners. now I'm session here.
The board will spend the week LOOKING
into the mode 81 teaching observed in the
local schools. Tomorrow night Superin-
tcndent of Public Instructions Eggieston
viii De- here. and the visitors will be en-
tcrtaincd by the Newport News Fduca-
uonai Society. All the examiners are
here. They are Harris Hart. Roanoke:
j. s. Thomas. l~ynchhurs. Charles e.
Maphis. Charlottesville. II. h. Russell.
Farmviile. and Joseph II. Saunders.
Portsmouth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23

The fundamentally inclined ladies OF
Richmond have been afforded the privi-
lese Of assisting the Y. N. G.. A. in IT'S
present campaign in a manner that will
be offered 70 no others. They have been
given the opportunity Of showing their
devotion 20 the public welfare OF the city
10y p sacrifice that only they can make.
General Secretary Mckee. Of tho Rich
mond association. announced at the daily
meeting at headquarters YESTERDAY that
q Wei known pastor OF a local Methodist
church had promised that. IL Mr. y. d.
Sills. chairman OF the young business
men committee. selected his partner for
life during the campaign now In progress.
ne "ould give HIS wedding Zee as a sub
scrption TO the building fund. II is mn
derstood that II Mr.. Stills sets "A good
example. ard others follow in his
footsteps, this minister Will give a sub
Scrlpton for every association worker
VINO decides before the end OF the month
Wnloh or Richmond multitude Of beau
Ties ne VIII have for better or for worse
II IS plainly up TO Mr.. Snls. HIS posi-
ZION mas precedents and he cannon shirk
nus duty. When Thomas G.. HAYES a
conhrrned bachelor, was running in The
mayoralty contest IN Baltimore several
years ago, he announced at a nrbrfo
gathering that II he was elected he
would get married. The result wa that
he had the support OF every unmarried
lady in Baltimore. and was dcfested
only because they had not the right Of
Mr.. stills has a choice onnor-
tunity that will make him famous
There IS no loophole OF escape. even IL
such a remote intention should enter his
mind II DE has the welfare OF The
association at heart he has but II fol-
low the suggestion made by the CLERGY
man and assure success for the cam
paisn. as We'll as perpetual bliss for
himself.
IL Is reasonable TO believe that the
only sacrifice any lady OF Richmond
would make would be her liberty. but
she would be fully requited for that IN
the possession Of "A man OF such esti-
mable qualities as Mr.. Sills.
on the other hand the lady in oues-
ton would be helping the y. NJ. G A
and would be swelling the building fund
By assuring a gOOdly subscription. Fur
Their. other young men would follow
his example and there is no telling how
soon the saooC00 mark would be reached.
And further still. an increase in the mar
RACES in the city would be a general
benent When Mr.. Slls was Informed
% the willingness Of the minister 10
help conditionally he mOdestly said moth
ing. but did not deny that he was ready
20 proceed with his part OF the bar
gain. He realizes that there is no sacri-
flee required on his part when the ladies
Of Richmond are in question. He believes
that IL would be one Of tho greatest hon
OTIS ever rendered by him.
The eyes OF the ladies' OF richmond
are ON Mr.. Sils. They are waiting to
see r. he will measure up TO the stand
ard 10 which he has been elevated by
his own record.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
CULBERSON IS HOT
AETER COTTON GAMBLERS

WASHTNGTON. January 2-SenatOA
Culberson has introduced "a bin prohibit
inS tho sending of any information re-
garding dealings in cotton futures either
over interstate telegraph lines or through
the mails.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
Governor Unable to Go.

Governor Swanson has received an
invitation from Mr.. w. T. Councilman.
president OF the Southern Society OF
Boston. Mass, to deliver an address az
the annual dinner Of tfe society to be
given on March 10Th. The Governor
appreciates the invitation greatly, but
hnds he will be unable to attend He
has so written the president, and
THANKED hin Cor his INVITATION.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
NEWSPAPER MAIL CLERKS
CANNOT RIDE FREE

WASHINGTON. January 1.-The IN
terstate Commerce Commission. in an
opinion by Commissioner Harlan. made
public to-day. holds that men employed
by newspapers 10 assert newspapers on
special trains may not lawfully be grant
Cd free transportaton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
Cullom for the Fifth Tine

SPRINGFTTLD Ill January =
Senator Shelby Nj. Cuil0m was to-day
reelected for the NTH time. The Dem-
ocratlc a~spirants We're Carroll e. B0gZs
ana Jdulcs hamilton Lewis. who -.-
spectivoiy received in caucus nfcv ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
SENATORS
IN MANY PLACES

TRENTON. n. J.. January 2e-The
two houses OF the Legislature to-day
took their first separate vote for United
states Senator. Senator Dryden receiv-
ed the votes Of the t~hirty-six men who
participated in last nights Republican
caucus. Eorty-Oue votes are required
To elect. The vote OF the Democrats
was scattering
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
Y. N. G. 4.
FUND HAS PASSED
100000 MARK


work on hand. he was 50 anxious 70
take part in the campaign that. ale
though his physician only allows him go
So up three hours each day. he sent
t' h~eadquarters for some envelopes Co
address. His sister brought I'm last even
INK over an envelopes. neatly addressed
hy ar. Mackie durinr nc time he WAS
allowed 20 sit 10 yesterday
Tn addition TO tho canvass or the
t.roe committees now Mt work. there IS
"a vigorous mail canvass going on from
ta- central office. IL Is estimated that
during tno campaign 13.CO persons VIII
boo approached by personal letter. Contri-
buttons ave now coming in by every
nait. and % large force OF tenograpners
ana card INDEX experts are kept constantly
busy.
a most pleasing feature OF the cam
palen IS me e~Nocptonally low cost az
Mn-c" e 'rins conducted The gov
eminent furnishes Che Shafer building.
only o.Arsins tor Asht and heat Mr.
"i' "enf0 mere py tne
r. '''. Ntlee oI me T. III
4ulhefaHon OK
o, ~ g" lNe 1yp"Wrt-
49, -
- oesr '"''se NY ue
RaSt 100000 Marx.
The reports a~nnounc~I IN tia daily
meeting yesterday nahled tho executive
''AANlALrc 10 pass lAe AIrNfll mark lf
has been felt that the most difficult
part Of the work would be gettng tho
hands Of the clock past tho halfway
tbaf ire "a an -,SIi ~o-N-.- Ise a
Of them. Vet they hav. entered de- second
lap OF the race with renewed vlror
The members Of the young business
mems committee are very anxious not
o. fall below the 300 daily average for
tnelr committee When the last captain
uNu Itpoite" 5esteruaN u was round taat
ne 'otHi vas less ~''VV oy ABOUT Sto- When
..l',"@H III '"e eo"Lmil''
yr-tr... ..-~-.-ee
.d5itio9 e. rt- a-t-sr.f -.t.rrt-.te
amornt reo,lirad "a ~atc tr. total e. oo
This action was loudly cbeored and
tho merrba~e Of tbo ror,r,f++ae aoof9.F
not 20 give any other nember tho on
portunitv OF rereating Cantain Wilev,s
iberauty.
The total reported bv the membership
committee was an agreeable surprise.
being over $1,000. or this amount Cap
tain r. J.. Rryan's team raised $50. tho
largest amount reported by any team
~ this committee. General Secretary
Mckee announced that tho boys Of the
association had raised s. in small sub
scriptions. Captain =. y. Newman re-
ceis-d a. subscription from "a local min
lister by lester. the clergyman expressing
the desire To- Doe able o. double it,
While the reports were being received
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
Elkins Re-Elected.

CHARLESTON. W. VA. January "a
The two houses OF the Legislature voted
separately for United States Senator
to-day. giving stephen 2 Elkins a big
majority Tor re-aLeclLnm-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
Young Mans Contribution.

one OF the most interesting contributions
Yet made To the work Of the Y. NJ. G. A.
campaign is that o. John II. Mackie. who
for the past two years has been confined
70 his room, suffering from tuberculosis.
Mr.. Macle is about twenty-five years
OF axe. and was at one time employed az
the Association building. When he heard
that there was a large amount Of clerical
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
SENATOR SUTHERLAND
SPEAKS F0R REED SM00T

WASHINGTON. January 22-Senator
sutherland occupied the first three hours
or tho session OF the Senate to-day deIiv-
eriug hts first speech in that body. II
was IN behalf OF the right or Reed Smoot.
OF his own state. 70 a seat in the Senate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
Warren Reelected.

CHEYENNE. WYO.. January O.,
francis =. Warren. Republican. was
reelected United States Senator to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
THE PASSING Of
THE FREE SEEDS
Congressman Lamb Is Full Of
Anguish and Sad Lament
in. Consequence.
In COnscqucnc


WASHINGTON. u. G.. January e.
Il does really look as though the Tree
distribution OF seeds, garden and flower.
through members Of Congress. would
cease to be a perquisite OF our national
l~awmakers. The House Committee on
Agriculture. which has just completed
Formulating the agricultural appropria-
ton bin. PROVIDES that the sum of S242.-
600 heretofore appropriated for the pur-
chase az seeds TO he distributed by
Representatives and Senators shall DE
used in the purchase and distribution
OF rare and valuable seeds by the Sec
rotary Of Agriculture. but 20 Is also
provided that the Secretary shall get
from members and Senators every year
a list OF those to whom 81 Is desired that
seeds be sent. and. 50 far as possible.
the head Of the Department. OF Agricul-
ture shah send seeds 70 the persons des-
ignated.
This IS far from satisfactory TO sena-
tors and members. IN fact Representa-
tive lamb the senior Democrat on the
Committee on Agriculture. said to-day
that a number Of members with whom
he had talked slid they preferred having
no provision in the bin regarding the free
distribution by members than have the
one agreed on by the committee. II 4
should fail TO get seeds he asked a mem
Der for. and y should get seeds, SAID
Captain Lamb. there would be lots %
trouble for that Congressman although
the Secretary OF Agriculture would be
to blame"
An effort will be made 70 restore to
the bill the item providing for the free
distribution OF seeds by Senators AMI
members. as at present. It Will probably
be successful. although there IS a chance
that the House will stand by the report
OF the committee.
Couldn't Show.
Representative Maynard. OF the Second
Virginia District. has just had a remark
able experience. He recently had con-
Quoted at Portsmouth. in his district. an
examination for the appointment Of a
IL. - eL- NFfTF4o-~ A--aa-.~- % w..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
Gamble in a Gambol.

PIERRE. s D. January Pain the
! legislature to-day Senator R =. Gam
BILE. Republican. was reelected bv q
large majority.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
Nelson Again Senator.

ST. PAUL. MINI. January -
houses of the Minnesota Legislature
voted separately to return Knute Mel
son to the United states Senate. -Four
Democratic Senators voted for Nelson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
Oregon Senators.

SALEM. ORE. January 22.-Fred w
Mutkey. R~epuolican. Of Portland. was
to-day elected 10 the United states
senate for the short term. and Jona-
than Bourne. Jr.. Republican. OF Port
land. for the long term
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
Hearst Arrives.

IN his seat to-day for tho first time since
Congress convened. II would ro. be the
truth 20 say his reception was enthu-
s@iastic. but many Denocratic members
shook his hand. and expressed pleasure
AZ meeting him again. II e not known
whether he received congratulations on
the run he made for the EovenorshiD IN
New York last fan. Mr.. Hearst viii he
tho guest 81 honor at a big labor meet
ing ~ Doe held in this city on the night
Of the 18th OF February.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
Cunts Succeeds Benson-

TOPEKA, KAN. January y
resentative Charles Curtis. Republican.
OF Topeka was to-day elected 70 the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23

Point and one 20 the Naval Academy
~ Annapolis. He heard from the exami-
nations to-day. The result was such that
he VIII probably not appoint amy of the
~compeutors. the showing OF tho best
or them being 80 poor. It is not known
that any other represertatiyc has had
such an experience.
"if is a most remarkah'o state 81 nf-
fairs said Mr.. Maynard to-day. when
7 think Of the number of hflsht bows
ln Portsmouth and Norfolk. and The mum
hor WHO would Doe delighted o. receive an
appointment either 20 West Point or the
Naval Academy. / am amazed that the
marks made at the examination were eo
low. shall hardly make am appointments
now. but viii have another examination
LII =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
Culberson's Substitute.

Senator Culberson proposed a substi-
tute which provided for no Investigation.
hut simply resolved that the President
was authorized by law and justified by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
w orkers Entering on Second Lap
With More Enthusiasm
Than Ever.
NOW UP TO CHAIRMAN STILLS
Minister Win Give Wedding Fee
If He Is Married Before
Campaign Ends.
Y. M. G. A. NEW
FUND

The following amounts Indicate the
reports made yesterday BY the chair
men OF the subcommittee OF the
Young Business Mems Committee and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
Home Comforts

keep many q man from
getting the club habit.
Have his easy chair
drawn up. his robe or
jacket handy, his slippers
tossting, and forty horses
couldn't pull him away
from his Preside.
Note these piping hot
reductions in Smoking
Jackets and the thorough
dressing down we 70
given our Dressing Gown
prices:
S. and $6 Smoking
Jackets, So.
SIS and $40 Smoking
Jackets, So.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
Asks the Impossible-

Representative Flood. of the Tenth
NlrEinia District. received q letter Toe
day from a man in Kansas saving that
as he was a Democrat. and lbs r,.r,bor
or q Republican. h- WAS
writing % the Virginia representative
% ask him to aid him lu securing q
place at the jamestown Exposition fhf.
5 ear M. Flood. I'm reply. wrote tina.
had his correspondent asked for a bud
from The tree from which Eve pilckcd
the forbidden fruit the request ro,i1
have been granted about as easily. TIN.
applications for places WITT the evno-
sition company. from everybody con-
noctrd with the government 1-raakfr~
broadly. number hundreds. probably II
would not be exaggeration TO saw that
thousands OF people. an told are after
members OF Congress 20 got FOR them
Jobs with the exposition company.
b~oorkeepers, messengers. clerks a.,
committees even paEes. are after
places Some OF them viii ret Them
many viii be disappointed. There
are not enough sucn places 20 so
round
Exposition Loan Bill.
Az the session or the Senate Commit
zoe on Appropriations to-day Senator
Daniel offered as an amendment ~ the
urgency deficiency bill. which passa8 tire
House last week. a provision % loan to
tho jamestown Exposition Company a
million dollars. the same 20 boz secured
by a first lien on the receipts from adj
missions and concessions. Tho bin VIII
he considered tomorrow morning. II
VIII probably be reported Wednesday.
possibly tomorrow. Il SIS thought well
assured that tho Senate viii make pro-
vision for the loan and the House Will
concur.
Senator Daniel got through tho Senate
to-day "a hil authorizing the Norfolk
and Western Railway 90 construct a
bridge across the Potoma- ~ or noar
Sheqhordstown. ". Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
Couldn't Show.

Representative Maynard. OF the Second
Virginia District. has just had a remark
able experience. He recently had con-
Quoted AT Portsmouth. in his district. an
examination for the appointment OF a
cadet 20 the Military Academy at West
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-30
Sainpfpflus CUR gammiuolfnftnr

Ser erite Sampfpfliis i'm tropjiGer
Ifrifa (Spitem 5otpler) NIT 3ipeis
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tpirb iebt. pie Die
nSe6nii6e Hunbihau" mittbeilt, bon
DEM golonialsn irtbi6aftli6en gonite
I'M 8aumfpoGbe3irf Sdabnni IN
Seutids Sitafrifa in getrieb geiebt.
Sort babcn dlber Dem Gomite beutihe
Sieoler. e9pptilhe gaumippafirrnen
unb ginseborene insseiamnt $4,000
Seftar fir ben 9aumipolbdu our
Ha6tung, begin. &anf beim faiiers
lihen Commencement nngemeloet; na6
aeIeblifen 8eitimmur9en miiB idbrs
li1 miubeItens elm 3ebntel unter
Gultur genomnlen peroen. Ser
Sumpf6etrieb in Snnbnni loa pors
bilblid uicbt ALIEN fir Die 9aumfpoGIs
plnntneenfultur. lonbern au6 fir bic
9eiammte tropiiGe 2anbpirtbihaft
ipirfen. Ser maidineIIe 9etrieb ioll
Dem periobiihen Wnnpcl an Irbeitern
linb @ieb n6belfen. Die Cite bee
Observation-Disclosures in Saabani gebi
inter Gnberem aus Dem @utd1ten
iiber Die Gaabnni> @itaiiiibaiimipoQe
bcrpor, Die bon ben beutiGen Spinnez
reien a(s better ipie bic bette ober'
egpptii6e, nls ieibig unb i~eiufaieria
unb bon einem Stnpel bon "a biz $50
Wtiaimeter 6e5ei6net nirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-30
Sarl Sdnr5 seebrt.

en- Der .Suinois Thanksgiving"
b~eoeenen mir fpl9enber Npti5: Gbrrne
@6ur5. Die geiiti9c unb iittli9e
GrDbe unieres peritorbenen 2anbsz
names &arl S6ur5 iino biellei6t
nod ME in l6oneren uno %treffenoeren
@ortcn getpiIrOigt norben, ais lie
SSelir Ibler, Der befnnnte Srdiibent
Der ethical Gulhlr Societp", 6rnudt
in benz nn6Itebenoen Shrei6en an
bns gomite, nel6eS lid Die &ufsabe
eeitelt bat, benz 9roBeu SeutI6>
Mmerifnner Gin nationnles Seminal
All erri6ten. sd bite Sic, mir
nls einem Nannc. ipeld1er ben pcrs
itpr6enen Serru /Sdur6 bc~fpunoerie
iino lie6ie. 81 9eitntten. mcin tiefes
Sntereiie fir Sbre 9~emii6unsen, bas
Mnbenfen bieies berborragen0en
Entertainers perbienter 8eiie aufs
redt al crbdlten, gum Iusorud 81
brinaen. bic 0ienite oes 6errn
G6ur3 dls &dbinetsmit9lieb ndbrenh
bes 8iirgerfrieges. nnb als pripnter
8iirgers. iinb al iun9en Satums mn
Az 6efannt, I'M elmer belonberen Ser
p~pr6ebune 81 beOiirfen. I6er an
mas ih gerne Die Iufmerfiamfeit lens
ten ipiroe. penn mir Dies geitattei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-30
Der @efans bes Sfalbcn.

Gin Nahfomme bes berii6mte,t
norbiiden aonigs 9aralb 5aariasrc,
Elm ndt5isidbriser, ebrtpiirbiger
@reis nit reiden. fbneefpeiben 2oden.
eridien i'm &~onigspalnite 81 Chris
itiania, nm nac5 alter Sfdlocniitte
ben 9onia unb Ieine 9dfte ourd Gang
unb Saitenipiel 81 erfreuen. es mar
anldbl:d beg @eiuhes bes aDnigs bon
0Gnemarf IN Norpegen, oaB mar ben
alten Gfalben a n Den aDnigs6of ents
boten hattie. Nie borber hattie Der
@reis Iein S~eimatbsborf IN Selen,ars
fen berlaiien; getreu ben Sitten ieiner
@orfabren. lebte er bort in elmer 9ros
ben Soble. Nun erfbien er NIT ieis
ner alien @idirgerlaute. Der Gang
left. am Soie unS tpurbe bon Den
@Glten nit erobem n%ationalen Gns
tbnIiasmus aefeiert. Sein Snitrus
ment 1T iiber 800 Sabre alt; es lit
aus Sol5 funitpoq aefertist. Sn iei'
ner Sorm eleidt es fat elmer Bad
fife; elm babes Snsenb raiIber Sais
ten ipannen iidD iiber bic Oeffnung
unb ibr Slang %reiouirt bunfel nno
boil in benz @ebduie. Der alto Sfaloe
lang mebrere alte @olfsgeidnge, rnb
Die 3uborer nurben bon ben ieltenen
@eiansen tief ersriiien. Ser &pnis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-30

ipirb, lit Die n~nsep0bnli6e crdiebe@
ride 8ebeutling elmer paHenoen Hncs
erinnerine an bas 9eben uno Die
Ierbienite zines iolhen Rannes.
Gem elm 0ffentlides Senfmdl. fpels
dies bencn erridtet mirb, tpelhe es IN
10 berpprragenber @eiie perDienen,
lGkt nid)t MIR ibren Hannen fortleben,
es hilft in berporragenbem 8rdDe,
tire Suaenben al berbreiten. Ste
Euaenb ais ubitratter 8egriff brit9t
mir eincn I6fpaden unb lIn9efptner'
Ginbrud berpor. Sic 3ugenb. tpel6e
in elmer (ebenben Yerionlihfeit bers
forpert mar, berpirfliht Die bloBe
@oriteaung, nedt Die SepinDeriln9
nnb idafft 9e9eiiterune. Gin groBer
W1ann, beiIen 8irfen in iolher Weile
aeoadt nirb, 1T elmer eolen St9ni
aleih, Die cine Sadel bait: oas Sidi
Ser Sadel fdqt auf ibre @eitalt uni
3iiee, aber 9lei65eitig erleiidptet Ct
@nberen ben We9."
Sie5e riidhultloIe. begeiiterte 2ob'
preiIung bes peritorberen adrl Sdbur,
bebarf inIofern elmer Gi6ti9iteaung
ais berielbe nift mdbrenb Deg Bur-
qerfrieges. ionbern inter Der Aonl,ilt:
Itration bes Sraiiocnten 8utbertori
9. Sapes, unfaneen0 im @dr3 1877
Winiiter oes Snneren mar. Sn
llebriaen bleibt Sdur5 cine gelhi6t'
libe @roBe. lpelhe tbat'd6lid, be'on'
hers audi SeutIn : Inerifanern, II
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