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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-01-26
The RuIinu pirit.

Sitting at cafe In Paris one even
ing, | heard woman's idea OF war
An affectlonate young couple were au
daciously making love over some ba
varoise au chocolat. The girl was
telling machere all manner OF pretty
things that ran some hing like this
what a pity there will be no war aft
er all! You would have been wounded
and | should have gone out to nurse
you In such a pretty costume d'infr.
miereg'-London Black and White.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-01-26
PRESENCE OF MIND.
The Way Two Enslshmen Captured
Four Hundred Prisoners.

Toward the close OF the peninsular
war 400 prisoners were captured by
John Colbone. afterward Field Mar.
shal Lord Seaton Colborne. who was
wounded az Talavera. had been dis,
abled for some time. but I'm 1918 he
was I'm active service again. and when
Wellington's army crossed the frontier
into France he performed what was I'm.
deed the most amazing feat OF his ca.
reer.
When riding. with no comrade bat
the famous Sir Henry Smith, separated
from his column. he saw 400 French
soldiers passing along ravinc below
him. THE only way was To put good
face on the matter" he wrote, so |
went up 10 them. desiring them 10 sur
render. The officer. thinking, of course,
the column was behind me. surrender
ed his sword saying theatrically. Je
vous rcnds cette epee, qui bien falt
son devoir Il surrender this sword,
which has done Its duty well0 The
400 followed his example"
Sir Henry Smith used 10 declare that
he had never seen such cool presence
OF mind as Colborne displayed on this
occasion. London Spectator.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-01-26
FOUR RULES OF SELLING.
They Went With the Jo, the ,1ritty
Salesman Land d.

Cntil some ten years ai;o IL vas an
axiom in the big packing house circles
of Chicago that n salesm IN should be
guided by four rules as laid down by
one OF the famous head OF that In
dustry. He was noted foi his brusque-
aess and also demol ratio nature
that scorned the usual he dge OF clerks
that stands between a bis man and his
callers.
A bright manly looking chap entered
the office one day when he was very
busy.
Good morning." he bela an politely.
The packer gave him a hasty glance.
"wen. what the blnkety-b blank
blank do you want?" he irowled.
Il want civil treatment, and ] want
1t blankety- -blank-blank quick" came
the sharp answer.
"Ohp The packer lool ed up In sur
prise. Modulating his voice trife.
he asked. what can do for your
II want a job as a sales man. l have
worked as butcher. l have worked
In the packing houses, and l have sold
smalTer-lines 10 the meat trade. ! have
references To prove that ! deliver the
goods, and have them with me. l
want TO get into bigger field. and l
am here TO make good. Have you got
a job openT'
IF we haven't We'll make an open
ing for you. Report 10 the sales man
oUar MOndny morniuC"
AS the young man sts rted to leave
the office the brusque old packer called
him back.
"Do you know why you got that
job?" he asked.
"No, sir"
"Well. you have the Il rec essentials
that make a good salesn an. I'll point
them out TO you, so yoi'll remember
'em. First. you don't thi ak any man Is
better than you are, and you have the
nerve to stick to IT: second, you knew
the good points Of what you had TO
sell: third. you stated them In the few
est possible words. I'll add fourth
get out before | change my mind
Business.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-01-26
Richter,s Criticism.

On one occasion Hans Richter was
present at concert gl, en- by brother
composer at which he latter per
formed long and not particularly In
teresting work OF his own. When the
composition came TO IN end Richter
expressed his criticism In a very few
words. well" he sad, "I, too, haf
written compositions to make a pile so
high" raising his hand three feet from
the ground, "but / haf burned themT
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-01-26
CLAYVILLE

Colds are very prevalent in this section
Lafayette Lodge, I. o. o. +. held a
meeting on Tuesday evening
Commo lore Perry Council, o. U. A. VI.
will hold regular meeting this Friday
evening il odd Fellows Hall. Com. Perry
is one Of he banner councils in the state.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-01-26
Ironv For ga .casm.

The Actress (disdair fully - Twenty
dollars a week! Why. whom do you
think you're trying 10 engagef
Manager tof bush repertoire compa-
N.Y. Wby-er-I beg your pardon.
madam. but which New York theater
Is named after youi-Iuck
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-01-26
HARMONY

Henry Brown is recovering from a recent
fall on the ice.
Most of the ice houses in this section
have been filled.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Smith Of olneyyille,
spent Sunday here.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-01-26
CEORCIANILLE

The Mohawk Clui will hold dance in
the New Hall at an ;arIy date.
Ict cutting began this week on he
Reservoir here. Nearly one hundred men
are at work.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-01-26
Sure Sitn.

"Do you think they IRE engagedT
II think so They're giving a family
party tomorrow night so that all the
relatives can meet hin ."-Detrolt Free
Press.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-01-26
Would Be pysoared.

she-suppose. dear. I find you have
not given the enough money! He
Then telegraph for m Jre. she-Have
you a telegraph blank Exchange.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-01-26
A Bio DiHe ence.

Madge-Don't you think a girl should
marry an economical mani DolIy-I
suppose 30. but It's Just awful being
Unged 10 onA
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-01-26

Heaven takes care that no man NJ
cures happiness by crime Alfieri.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-01-26
Foot Notes.

Foot Notes.
"There IL nothing In this book but
footnotes"
strange. What is the title"
Every Man His own Chiropodist.' I"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-01-26

Why those headache
Why should you no, read more than
few minutes without discomfort
Why should your eyes give you trouble :
Because II is proof Of severe eye strain.
The only right way 10 relieve that strain
is 10 remove the cause. Many people have
been relieved of persistent headaches by
having their eyes correctly examined and
fitted with suitable glasses.
An examination of your eyes by our Re-
gistered Opiometrist, Ar. H. Prest, will
tell whether strain j. he probable cause Of
your Headaches II you DO not need glasses
you will be candidly told 20 We examine
eyes in the evening just ~ vel. - day time
Open Monday, Friday and Saturday even.
ings. All kinds Of repairing and replac-
ing broken lenses.
J. A. Angel.
Igzs Westminster Street.
o1nOYv11le Oca.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-03-28
COUNT q So. Francisco, On March
A VOTER;

County of San Francisco, on March
4. 1872:
Whereas. There are at present in
san Erzncisco a large number Of I'M
en- 1ged men and women, many Of
whom have been lured hither by
false and misleading reports and adj
vertisements published throughout
the country. representing that there
exists demand for labor In connec-
ton with the Exposition; and
Whereas, This condition operates
injuriously to the interests Of our
citizens, and will, unless corrected,
prove serious detriment to the city;
therefore be it
RESOLVED, That in the judgment
of this Board the labor forces now
available at a moments notice are
more than sufficient to meet any
possible demand now or for q con-
siderable time to come, and we
would therefore warn all persons
seeking employment against coming
to san Francisco. since BY SO doing
they are likely to be disappointed in
their own hopes and certain to in
crease the evils Of unemployment
among the people already here.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-03-28


to do the bidding of the money power,
she might have prevented these condi-
lions and there wyould have been no
cause for discomfort, but now she
must be content to be follower, Tor
Rome which is regarded as the
semi-official paper of the Vatican, says
"It is suggested that it would be far
better, instead Of opposing Socialism,
Off the church to work more strongly
for the same ends that are common
both to the church and the Socialists.
BY this course it was believed the
church would become the stronger of
the two"
A READER.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-03-28
REV. SUNDAY AND THE
MouNDSNILLE PEN.


Wheeling. ". Va Mar. is, 1912.
TO the Majority:
AS has been reported ii the several
daily papers Of the visit Of the Rev.
Billy Sunday to the State penitentiary
at Moundsyille. on Monday, March II,
1912, to give a sermon to those unfor.
tunate human beings who should be
held, up as was the SERMON for that
purpose.
The Rev. Sunday gave them very
plain and forceful talk. for which all
the papers gave MIN due praise.
But here is the question: Those
poor fellows have to work for con
tractors. they are hired as slaves BY
the State Of West Virginia to heart
less contractors who were very oblig-
ing and kind to let them 90 off duty
for 2h hours to hear the sermon. But
their lust for those ~ hours recrea-
ton and the opportunity which they
were SO kindly giving those conyicts
to hear the noted evangelist, caused
such worry on their minds that now
they are forcing those men to make
X hour extra each evening until that
time Is all ready to balance the time
lost in listening to the sermon. 1t
shows what man will do for trifle,
not quite lie per man in that place,
while they only pay SIC per day to
the state for those mems labor
This also causes a hardship on the
guards in the institution, and it is
necessary to make them work over
time, with no extra pay, which is
stealing at the rate of 621ac off each
and every guard, which would be
about $1,000. And they are the low
est paid guards in any place of the
kind that we have in the country near
here. While our honorable State
Board of Control cut the wages far
below what they were two years ago,
not informing the guards of the same,
but at the same time make the state
ment that Mr.. -----=, one of the
honorable gentlemen, made that he
could not live for less than 100000
per year, and all travelling expenses
paid by the state. How about the
guards that had the wages cut? Can
they live on from $1,000 to $4,000 per
month. and some ! know do not get.
the $40.
The place pays big revenues to the
state. and is paying institution, So
why steal the wages that rightly be-
long to the men, who through their
cooperation have made it source of
revenue, and stick it away in the
cofEers of the state treasury for the
bunch at Charleston to pay some
sucker who do nothing or donate to.
some fund.
Charity begins at home first. last
to fill the coffers of the campaign fund.
and always. Don't rob your employees
In conclusion. make this state
ment: am not and never was in any
way connected with this institution,
and il anyone wants to answer this
in any way will be glad to hear from
you through the poges of any paper
you wish to use, and you will hear
some more next week.
am yours,
A VOTER.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-03-28
/ re s EEcH|
81 EvERYBODY5 OPINION
IDEAS AND OBSERVATIONS

L
Editor Free Speech:
What would you think of man
who was SO drunk that he would lie
PROSTATE on his back and feel up in
the air for grass and at the same time
be yelling for more liquor? 1t would
certainly be sight and sound never
to be forgotten. Well. here is a
parallel case. Think of man so
down-trodden and poverty-stricken
that you could scarcely hear him trot
in dry leaves, on account OF capital
| ism having ground him under the iron
heel of oppression; think of that man
carrying a flag, burning red fire and
yelling hurrah! for one Of the stan,
dard bearers of one of the old parties.
Hurrah for Capitalism! Give me some
omre!
That man is Intoxicated with the
spirit OF capitalism and is in worse
predicament than the drunk man on
alcoholic beverage.
have just gotten new interpre-
tation of the stars and stripers.. They
are the star gamblers and star thieves
of Wall street who ought to be in Sing
Sing or some other prison wearing the
stripes.
Another Interpretation Of the stars
and stripes is the recent horrors Of
the brutal whipping post out in Della
ware( where the stripes are laid on
the bare backs of suffering humanity
until they see stars. May there be
speedy deliverance from these stars
and stripes.
When a man goes under the cover
of night and without the permission,
knowledge or consent of the owner,
deliberately and Wilfully takes what
belongs to another, we call that by
the old original name Of stealing. But
when man in broad day light, with
the knowledge and without the permits
ission or consent of the owner, accord
ing to pre-arranged system and an
established suage; takes what belongs
to another and appropriates it to his
command the man he helps nominate
to enact them into laws, He knows
own use. they call that by the new and
i =
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-03-28

western section of the country is
practically unanimous in favor of the
the atrll1atlon, and is using every in.
fluence to secure favorable action
when the vote is taken. The national
officers of the Bricklayers and Ma
sons have for years expressed them
selves as favorable to affiliation, but
the membership has thus far refused
to become part of the general move
ment by affiliation. The prospects
at this time are brighter for favor
able action than at any period here
tofore.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-03-28

RAPID SPREAD OF SOCIALISM
MENAcE4To CATHOLIC CHURCH
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-03-28

The MAJORITY pR1NrERY IL ne
only printing plant In Wheeling, the
Ohio Valley. Tor anywhere else, 80 tar
- we know) putting the union label
on the proofs. II they don't want he
label they've got to mark it on tie
Droof: 81
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-03-28

NOTICE: The following resoluslul1s
..szs unanimously adopted by the
z 8 s 81 supervisors Of the CITY ana
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-03-28
RRtcKLAYERs TO VOTE
ON A. r. OF l. AFFlLIATIoN

Washington, March 2O.-At the
last convention of the Bricklayers
and Masons favorable action was
again taken to submit the question
of affiliation with the American Fed
Grafton of Labor to referendum
vote Of the membership. The entire
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-03-28

After a lockout of twenty months
of the mill and lumbermen settle
ment has been reached and the mills
will hereafter operate with union
men at San Mateo. Cal.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-03-28

Editor Majority:
The above is the heading Of an
article in the Register Sunday March
18th, by Henry Wood.
After showing that Socialism IS
growing rapidly all over the world.
Mr.. Wood gives as the cause OF the
rapid rise the following:
zone Of discomfort with the present
economic structure of society, the
other is a desire for a practical re-
cognition Of the brotherhood OF man
ana for the abolition Of barriers which
prevent this recognition"
Mr.. Wood is right, and had the
Catholic church exerted the strength
she claims to have, and followed the
teachings Of the Bible instead Of won
dering after false gods and refused
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-03-28

more refined mamie Of manipulating.
And yet nevertheless say unto you
that q spade Is a spade.
BEN EDEN.
BenWOod, ". Va
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SeIfcrinnsn fir Ssrrm gart6OIOt.

Sn Der Mitor : Saae 0es 8alouSf
MItoria Sotels in SEEM Oorf fano
am Oienstag cine oenfmiir0ige Ser
Iamml1ng inter ben Nltipi5ien Der
nNational 2eogue for tie chic eOu-
cation Of tDomen" itntt. Gin @eiit-
li6er fiibrte ben 8orlib. @tDa 500
Srauen, oarunter iol9e, Die Der boz
beren @eiell9aft angebOren. Daren
~antDeIen0 uno @eiItIihe, Aer5te uno
6ralen bielten &eoen gegen Die eng
ber3igen Moraliiten, uniDiIienoen So
natter uno Die utDoblmeinenoen aber
fltr5Iidtigen Srnuen" DeI6e Die Nb-
ihaffung Der &antine in Der Bunoes=
arn1ee auf benz @epiIIen b6tten. &eo.
@utbree BON Der ct. STARTS Stride
beoauerte, oaB ii1 imnrer Die gr0B-
ten S6reter nit Dem 8roblem Oes
IIfobolismus befnBten un0 oaB Die
ygltten &eute" 10 i6mer CUR 8ernunft
I'll brinaen ieien. Me1m ober oie
Srauen BON Der 1riItli9en Eempe.
ren3 : 8ereinigung fir Oie abidnf-
lung Ser &antine berantportlih iei-
en-, 10 ioIte nun aud 0as b~egangene
unre1t BON Srauer wie0er gut ge-
madt tDer0en uno 0ie Jrnlen ionten
oesbalb fir Die 8ieOereinfibrung Der
&antine ~agttteren. 9as gef6ab oenr
aud. Den @erren &ongreBbeamten
geben oieier Gage bon Sraren urter'
I6riebene &eiolutiotten Elm, tporin iie
eriu9t weroen, bic bon Serrn Sid
9artbaIot eingereihte @eiesesDorIa'
ge CUR @ieoereinfiibrung Der &nntint
au unter1tiiBen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
@inOtbOrlt SnbiIdnm.

Ser bieliee ~8inoborit Club iet-
erie am MittrDo6 @beno bel einem
feierliden 9anfett oas @eod6tHis
ieines Gaufpaten, Oes groBen oert=
ihen 8entrumfiibrers unO 8orfdmp-
fers in Dem Iogennanten Rultlrfam-
pfe, Or. 2uotDig @inOtborit, Der Dor
einem pollen SabrbuuOert am II.
Syanrar 1912 auf Dem @ute &aloen-
bof Bel Ssnabriid, 9annooer, oas
9iht Der 8eIt erblidte. 6ait iGmmt-
lthe Mitqlieoer Oes bliibenOen Clubs
uoren 8ur Stene unO befanOen ith
BON Dem IugenbIide an, .Da Die 6eier
nit elmer @-iufommenanipra6e oeS
SoaIfmetIters Sol. 8egOtDis erOffnet
purOe, biz al Dem leBten Con oes
Iebten 2ieOes in Der gebobeniten 6eit-
thinning. Niebrere @niprahen MUIR
BEN ae6oIten, bon Dem Nbt. Or.
Saul @leis bon Der RotboIiihen Unit
nerfit6t Der viiber D2eben uno @ba-
rofter BON Or. 2uOpig 8inotborit"
Ipracb, BON &eo. Or. 8eber BON Der
fatboliIden %l1niberfit6t unO BON Oeu
bei0en 8farrern Der ct. Mtarienftr6t
BaItor Sobn 81 &otb unO SiIfspaitol
9Lnor. $. Mibm. Der %IestgenanntI
iprah ii6er @ef1i6te, 3mede uni
.8iele 0es 8inOtborIt Club. 3piihen
6urd wuroen tells BON Dem aus oer
Serren Sr. &ebftod, @m. 6. Sop
fins, Sobn &eoefer uno 8. S. Mias
~beftebenoen Quartet, tells bon ben
Club in @erbinoung nit Dem Quar-
tett, ern1te uno frobe 2ieoer geiungen
@s NOR cine Seier, Die allen SeiIneb
mern lebenslang unbergeBli6 bleibel
ptr0.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
BUR abns6r.

Ieber so Bills Iiegen benz Rou-
areB Dor, Die gegen ben SptrihlOien-
n~erfauf geriftet finO, uHO cine lit
0arunter, Die oen '8orItono oes
oeuti9omerifauiIden 0ationaIbun-
oes %beronlaBt bot, elm &unoibreiben
an Die 8eifiser unO Stantsprditoen.
ten 81 rihten. @s lit Dies bic Bor-
lage oes abgeoroneten Morris Sbep.
parO bon Seros, peIhe ben Sttel
fiibrt: Cine 8orIaee, INN ben
StpiidenItontIi6en SonoeI nit beroll'
i6en0en @etr1nfen in geiDiien SOL
len All perbinoern". Die @erbore
ii6er oieIe 8in baben Dor Dem
,,ausi6uB fir @eri9tsia4en" begorl-
men. Aud Der 8oritanO oes ytntio-
naIbunos bot Inn elm GerbOr not-
aeiuht, uno IN benz &urtolbretberI
peroen Die StaatsberbdnOe erilft,
bef6biate &eoner bereit 81 balter,
ote einem telegrapbii6en Suite 5olge
leiiten f0nnen. 9ieie &eoner tper-
Oen eritbt Deroen, Dor Dem genann-
ten @usfGuB 3u eri9einen, iobolo Der
Gag fir oaS na6geiu6te Serbor
feitgeieBt tit.
Die Sheppard /. 8in beingt, Dob
Der GerIano ODER Der Gransport bon
Spirituoien, 8einer, mal5gegorenen
uno an0eren berauidenoen @etran.
ten BON einem Staate, Serritortnm
ODER 9iItrift Der 8ereinigten 5taa-
ten ODER einer ni6t oa5u geb0rigen
aber Der ScSurisOiftion oerielben un-
terftebenoen 2ofolit6t naA einem
Staat, etc, IN tuel9em Ser 8erfauf,
ser 8eiib un0 ser &onium BON be-
ralIdenoen @etrGnten Our9 oas
@eIeb ~unterIdgt it, nerboten tDeroen.
9aIielbe gilt aud fir ben Sransport
ooer BEN @eriaro geiftiger @etranfe
bonn Muslan0e Der. Ine o~iesbe5iig.
Iihen &ontrofte tueroen in Der @or-
Iaqe fir ge1n erfI1rt. gs fam 6a-
raul bin peoer IN irgenO einem @e-
ridt ser Ser. Staaten cine &lage ar-
bGngig gemodt nod auf Dur6fiibr-
una ODER 56us 0es angebli6en, auf
lolAem &ontraft ODER &ontrafte fih
baIirenoen &e9tes georungen Der-
BEN, tpenn es li9 Inn beiagte Derbo-
tene Sransoftionen banoelt.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
Bel Offcnem Siren.

@eaen Der S6ieosgeribtsbertrGge
Tam es am Montag i'm Senat gu Ell
mem Iharfen Sample. Senator Sal
linaer brahte ben 8aH ins Stolen,
in6em er einen Mntrag einbrabte,
oaB Die 9ebatte iiber Die &ertr6ge IN
6ffentli6er uno ni1t in @recutiDiib-
una o~bqebalten meroe. Senator 2o0-
qe pertDabrte 1i1 oagegen uno tDies
6arauf bin, oaB cine offentli6e See
iprehung Iei9t gum @efannttDeroen
bon %gLeuBerungen fiibren fonnte, mel
DE Die @mpfinoIidfeit Der ausD1rtt-
qen Staten berIesen f0nnten. 9ie
8erbanolungen BON. Angelegenbeiten,
sic in oas @ebiet Der auswdrtigen
9olitif faGen, bertriigen feine Offent-
lihe Oebatte. 0ieie NeuBerung Der=
anlaBte Senator Smitb BON Wfibt=
qan, al elmer beftigen @~egenduBer-
una. 9as 8olf babe elm &e9t, 5u
erfabren, mas fir 8ertrGge abge-
ihloIien miir6en- uno uelbe MenOer=
unqen Der Senat IN Der 6erm Der
@ertrGge Dornebmen noble. CT fano
an Dem Cert Der 8ertr1ge iebr bel
aus3uIesen uno erfIdrte Die gan5e
Sade fir pirfungsGos, neil obnebin
MIR iol6e 3wifti9feiten Der S9ieoS<
eeri6tsenti9eioung borgelegt weroen
miiroen, bic aud obne 8ertrGge ME
mails al einem &riege fiibren fOnn-
ten. Mahoem Der 9feoefampf cine
lange @eile geOauert batte, Duroe
our Mbitimmung geihritteg uno Der
@ntrag @aIingers nit So gegen s
Gtimmen angenommen. Senator
2ooge polte Damn gleid in Die Offent-
li6e Debate ser 8ertrase eingeben,
uGein Der Senat bei9IoB, iih bis
gum folgenoen Gage gu Dertageu.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-20
Sn Stuttgart seitOrben,

Mus Gtltttgort fam am @ontag
oie No9ri9t, ooB bort Sermam 8al5
Ser friibere bieiige Correspondent
Ser u&0lnii9en 3eitung" aus Dem
2eben gef9ieoen lit. Der 8eritorbe-
ne bate in ieiner piirttembergiiden
Seimat SbeoIogte un0 8bilologie itu-
oiert. SpGter begab er ii6 nod
Mmerifa, mo er i'm Gii0en 3und6it eli
ne 8eitlang als 2ebrer tdtig mar.
Bon 1902 bis 1908 mar er bier &or-
Respondent Der .&0lnii9en 3eitung"
Sier trieb er aud eingebenoe 0ueI-
IenItu0ien iiber ole @nttpidlung oeS
9eutI9tut1s in Ben Ser. Staoten bon
Der erlten ginmanoerung an, bis auf
Die neueIten 3eiten. Sen nit gro-
Bem SleiB %geiammelten Stoff ponte
er, als er fi9 aus @eiunobeitsriifiih=
ten in Die Seimnt 5uriidbegab, 5u ei-
mem geI9lofienen @an5en oerarbei-
ten. Gin NierenIeioen 9atte i'm
i6on in ieinem bieligen @irfungs-
freiie 1tarf geplagt, uno Oieiem lit er
aud, As Sabre ali, i'm Snuie ieiner
Mntter, BEL Strttgart, erlegen. Serr
8ol5 mar elm Mann bon groBen So
bigteiten, duBerit g%etpifienbnft in Der
@rfiinung ieines 8erufes uno cine
&erIonIi6feit bon louterem gbaraf-
ter uno GROCER 2iebensmiiroigfeit.