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Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-10-17
FRIDAY, OCTOBER II. 1918
A CHANGED MAN

The sensation of the past weel
in political circles has been th,
speech made at Murfreesboro
Saturday, by Ex-Governor NJ. r
Patterson. His subject was thu
enforcement Of law and be gave
utterance to positions absolutely
opposite to those held by him 8
few months ago. He comes oaat
strong for law enforcement anc
declares himself against the whisky
traffic.
His position is made more re.
markable by a declaration leading
up to a confession that he had
undergone change on the ques-
ton of whisky. Following is bis
own language, which makes clear
his position on the xuestion:
Liquor poisons everything it
touches. 1t is a public enemy and
as such it should be treated"
When sent in my message to
the legislature on the prohibition
question, and afterwards vetoed
the bill, | was as honest and sincere
with the people as ! knew how to
be, and absolutely true to my plat
form pledges.
Since then | have tried to dis
cover whether the law itself was
responsible for the evils of its
nonenforcemeRt, and / have been
irresistibly led, as il by the hand
of an unseen power, to the belief
that our trouble was not in law
not altogether in the non-enforce-
ment of the law-but in the &C.
cursed thing itself.
You who have followed me in
the past and rallied around my
flag, when the smoke was thickest
and the fighting fiercest, will ask,
is this the man we once knew
And / answer, Yes; the only diff
ference is that have cast off the
shell Of my environment, cut the
cord which bound me, and entered
upon new, and | hope, happier
and better life.
TO those who charge inconsis-
tency, my reply shall be an adj
mission to the fact, | am incon-
sistent my views now are not
what they were--I am glad | am
inconsistent-I want and mean to :
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-10-17

When Ex-Governor Patterson
ssid that the democratic party
could not win and carry the whis-
key traffic on its shoulders, he
gave utterance to a truth that the
hands Of the Democrat has urged
for a long time. We hope Gov
ernor Patterson's erstwhile friends
who followed him through the
fiercest of the battles in the past
will give a little time to serious
reflection and earnest investigation
of the facts before they pronounce
his declaration untrue and cast
him off as a fanatic.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-10-17

All these meetings which have
been held in the various counties
of the state favoring law euforce
ment may not have any influence
on the present legislature, but it
will on the next. The people are
aroused and the next legislature will
be composed Of men who will re-
spect their will and do their bid
ding. The fight for legislature
that will enact laws in harmony
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-10-17

be inconsistent How has tnis
change come abouta II did not
come through me or by me. /
have felb my eountrymen, like
one cropping 10 the dark.
Il know suffering and sorrow.
and have pitied it in others. |
have felt my weakness and inse-
curity and need of help. ! could
not find it in cold logic and reason.
/ looked for it in my own mind
and conscience and could not dis
cover it.
II then cast aside all pride of
opinion, all thought of what the
world would think or say, an d
bowed my head before the throne
Of Almighty God and asked for
strength and light. AT last !
found it there-my doubts are
dispelled-the curtain of the night
has parted and the way is clear.
From now as long rs life lasts
! am the uncompromising foe of
the liquor traffic. Its ugly and
venomous head should be struck
wherever it is raised"
These are strange words coming
from Governor Patterson. The
question will be asked, Is be sin
eere2 MANY will be charitable
enough to believe that he means
what he says, others will charge
him with insincerity and a purpose
to get back into politics on the
high tide of law enforcement.
The Democrat was never an ad-
mirer of Governor Patterson. 1t
has most bitterly opposed his posi-
ton on the whisky question in the
past and has believed that much
of the trouble brought to the
democratic party on the whisky
question was due to his bold stand !
and able defense of the whisky |
cause. But now, we frankly say
that we believe that he has under
gone a change and that his action
IS prompted by honest purposes
md genuine sincerity. He has
oeen Inundated and felt the pangs
If shame and disgrace as perhaps
has no other man in the state, and
Why should we not assert his
manhood and turn against the &C
cursed stuff that brought about
lis downfall9 At least, the Demo
rat is going to give him credit
or being sincere until it sees
violence to the contrary.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-10-17


with the wishes 81 She people
should be pressed from DOW Oh
until thc body is selected Men
of integrity and Of business quali-
fications should sacrifice time
and give their energies to this
eight. Such men should be elect
ed to the legislature. The time
has come when amateurs and pol
itical upstarts have no place in the
legislature of Tennessee. We
need one legislature at least com
posed of men of business qualii-
cations, honor and uprightness of
character.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-10-17

The strong stand being taken
by the people Of Tennessee for
law enforcement and against the
domination of the whisky power
is an indication of deep feeling
and determined effort to throw
off this power and place the state
back where it once stood in the
estimation of the nation. Tonnes
see has lost much by the wrang-
ling of the last few years. The
open disregard for law has been a
bad advertisement for the state.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-10-17

The legislature convened last
Monday to consider the law en-
forcement bills and other meas
ures included in the Governors
call. At this writing it is hard to
predict what will be done. 1t is
safe, however, to say that the
regular democrats will continue
their game of filibuster and play
ing into the hand, of the republic
can party. If the regular demo-
Gratis Of this legislature have not
weakened the cause of democracy
in Tennessee all indications are at
fault for it certainly looks very
much that way.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-10-17

When Judge Bullock retires
from the bench the judiciary Of
the state will lose one of its
ablest men. He is easily one Of
the best lawyers in this section of
the state. His successor Judge
Ross is said to be a good lawyer,
but we know nothing Of bis quail
fications. He is to serve until
August Of next year at which time
d democrat viii be elected il the
party is at all wise, for the district
is largely democratic.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-10-17

Many Of Ham Patterson's for
mer friends we fear will not fol-
low him in his ride on the water
wagon. They ought to. He stands
for more to attract the manhood
Of the state now than he did then.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-10-17
state Meeting
Continued from page i

T , AAt ? @ss AN4bN99NA NNNA Htlka
eleventh place In the sisterhood
of states composing the national
union. Today Tennessee occupies
third place. We are constantly
gaining ground and / look forward
to a time, not very far distant,
when Tennessee will stand at the
head Of the class. Since our last
state union we have chartered ITO
new local unions, reinstated 81
delinquent locals, and organized
8 new county unions. At the
same time our bank account is
$968, 43 larger than it was one
year ago. Each quarter we note
a marked increase in the member
ship. Business enterprises are
now springing up over the organ
lied territory. There are now
twice as many as there we're one
year ago. and say without fear
of successful contradiction that
the various Farmers union enter
prises are now saving $500, 900
each year to the farmers of Ten
nessee. We have just closed by
far the most successful series of
summer rallies ever held in the
state. Beginning July A and end
ing Sept. IL, we had, approx
mately, forty-fye rallies, where
more than one hundred Farmers
union speeches were delivered, in
the hearing Of 10000 people. And
everywhere more enthusiasm and
interest was manifested than ever
before. Many Of the most infu-
entail farmers of the state who
have heretofore shown but little
interest in the organization, are
now expressing a desire to become
members. This is very hopeful.
indeed, for the farmers of wide
influence who stay out of this or
ganization are unconsciously |
striking blow at the last bulwark |
between the farmers and agricul-
tural slavery"
After discussing distribution,
legislation and politics, and the
new national official organ Mr..
Rhodes concluded as follows:
TO have been four times elect
ed as your president and to bave
gained and held your confidence
during these years that | have
served you in this capacity is very 7
gratifying to me. | have render !
ed you service to the best of my !
ability. Hardships and personal
sacrifices have been many, but |
have shirked no duty / have
no burden. / have done
what | thought was right, and /
have no regrets for having given
you four Of the best years of my
life. | may have made mistakes,
bat no one can say that | have not
kept the faith. | appreciate deep
ly and keenly the honor you have
bestowed on me, and at the close
of year of victories, with Il .
brightest prospects for the future,
| give you back the Office, with
its responsibilities and rewards.
with six years of experience,
and yet on the sunny side of forty,
with rugged health and determi-
nation that knows no laUUinU i |
shall not cease to advocate your
or do battle for a rural
life policy that will forever guar
antee prosperity and happiness to
the American farmers.
With grateful heart for your
friendship, loyalty and love, |
earnestly pray that you may win
all lifes battles, and when all of
life is over, yor may live forever
in perpetual sprin0time in the
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-10-17

Crump took his bunch of legis-
lators and went to Nashville Sun
day night.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-10-17

Juss think of Ham Patterson
msking temperance speeches.
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r3n Anonnad ant 2t4eine.@

bic gergesfuppe. Giinftieer mar bds
S4ididl Der Burg M1eined, bic uns bon
Der liufeu 3bdipanb griiBt, fobalo bds
S6iff an ben betben freunbli9en H9eins
orten 8robl unb Rbein6robl, bon benen
iener Iints, bief.r redts Das 1tfer fdumt,
b%oriibersltitet. 3tpar tpurbe ie 8tDeimat
1859 BON ben Grdnaoien unb 1892 bon
furtolnifden Sruppen %ssrtort. aber Der
ftattIi4e gergfrieo hteIt troBig Stdnb unb
blidt nod beute ftpl5 in bic 5lutben bes
Rbeines binnb.
abieits BON 4nbernad BEL WaHena4
liegt elmer Der mertpiroigIten Seen
9eutf9lanbs, Der 2aader See, beIen Ros
mantit Grisbrib BON G9Ieget su Der
9dlabe bonn .9erIunfenen S4loBA bes
getiterte:
Sci 4nbernn3 am gR9sine liest cine tiefe
Gee;
StiGer pie bic lit feline unter bes 9tnmels
Sob.
Ginf lag duf elmer Sniel mitten BARN
Elm Gdlpb,
Bis tradenb nit Gepinfel IS tief binuuter
fdOb.
finbt ni6t Grunbs mod 8oben Der
Sdiffernod) BUR Stunb,
Bds 2ebeu bat unb Diem atebet binab
ber S1lunb..-
f6ritten stpeen Danbrer 81 4benb oa
beron,
gu ibnen trat elm unbrer. bot linen Grub
fortan.
,Ronnt, pie Dor sruuen Sdeen bas
Sdlob i'm See p~erfanf.
S6r mir bic 3unbe fagen, 70 babet befen
Ddnf.
SD tpanbre f9on felt Sdbren bic 2anbe
aus uitb Elm,
Mdnf @unber gu beipahren in meines
9eraen S9rein."
Der Jingle BON ben stpeen bereit Der
Grnse mar.
gr iprda: nDas foI seideben, 10 tpie ids
b6rte sipar.
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tiger Sample. Die 2riessssitsn buber f4
benn audi az qnberndd ibre @ebeHtiteine
erri9tet, ~tpebniitbiee Ruinsn, balbDers
falene Mauern. Rur bic pfurrfir9e bat
benz We9fel Der 3eiten SrpB geboten, dls
pplte fe fdsen: Die Dinge ber gtpisteit
finb erbaben iiber @erben unb gerseAen
bss Srbifden.
8ie oft fnb bes Rbeines 5lut9en bon
admpfen ger0t6et tporben, ipie oft mag
fif bier aufgetbtirmt bdben. ipaS bas
Sdipert estDbtet -
Du aber, beitrer Strorl, in Deiner Gdae,
Seb @ele isgnet. tpo Dorbei fe fliebt,
Dein llfer triige ep'ser SdoHbeit Ollie,
2teb MIR Der Reni9 bos 9olos, bdS ibm
fprieBt,
lInb md6te nidt, mas ibm Der Mai
eridliebt,
nit feines Sabers ffarfer Sidef nitber.
gDie f95n bic Glutb fif burd bas S4dl
ergiebt!
Sonf nitt Der Simmef auf bic Grbe
rieber9
Mls Qetbe ~gribter Otf NIT Hett pes
Gdnsers 2ieoer.
9ie REinthaIFrede bpn Mnbernad Bis
Bonn tam fi9 on 5d0nheit nit Der
Gtrede bon 8insen big aoblet5 ni9t
meFen; nur fir ben testen abf4nitt, in
benz bic @ieben 8erse Dor uns %auftaus
den, ailt bieiss 11rtheif uidt. absr Der
lanbfdaftliten Beige bleiben nod senug,
un cine s.nuBrside StrOmfdbrt su be-
reitem. 9rosis rast auf ber redten
gaheinfeite oer setpdltise 8rdulpudenfels
Dor uns auf, ber emit BITE itolse Burg
Sommeritein trug, in Der aaiier 5eius
rid ". ouf Der Gludt Dor feinem So6ne
Seinrid ". f5 i'm Sabre 11o5 cine 3eits
lana aufbieli. SIM DreibisidbrigeH
arieae bauIten dbtpedfelnb S9peben,
Gponier, aurtolnsr unb 2otbrinser in
berIelben. G9on 1860 tpurbe fe daf
9erunlaTuns bss Gr3bifdofs BON 2Dln
asritort, uub omar reat sriinbli9; benn
nur nod serinse 9riimmerrsite bebsden
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SIN Observation-Disclosures muTeum gu
pdris lit cine eun5e Reibe folder Werbres
derubrsn auseefeIt. 9ier iiebt man audi
tlnItpol gsarbeitste armbdnber, bic als
leidt fhliebenbe 9anbfdelsn our Gefelung
bon Opferntp ie sefdaffen iino. Snasraffen.
groihen, llbrenanbdusieln Derbirst man
LANCE haariaarf seidliffene Stilets. bic iiA
pieberbolt in ber 5anb geihidtsr Werbres
der ais tObIid ipirtenbe Waffen erlpieien
BADEN. Sic fino Inn 10 unbeimlidere
MorbtpertSsugs, als bic burd lie perur=
{adten Munosn fih fdneI idIieBen unb
BON ben 9etroffensn sntpsilen erii smpfuns
ben tpsrben, iuenn Der attentattr iit fdon
aus benz Claude bat maden t0nnen.
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als nod bic Burger ifunben, lebf bd Elm
Bitter gut,
Sn Srduer feitsebunben grant er ben
ftol3eu Mutb.
Warum ct bds mub bulben bat teiner nod
sefdgt;
.Sb-olter Batter S9ulben Tim bds Gerift
eebradt,
Sb eigne WliHetbdten i'm rifeH in ben
S4lurb,
~ feiner inn mag rotben i'm pffencn
Grabes Munb."
So iprd9 bon ienen aeiben Der iiingiie
an benz Srt;
Der Grembling bdntt ben beiben, als traut'
CT po6f benz 8ort.
Ser gllte fpra9: -mituiften, tnie fprd6f
Su falfd, mein Sobn,
Gs foI Der Weni9 nidt ridten, finb't
ieoer feinen aohn.
@abr ifs, ss bauien @eiiter ba uuten
punberbot,
9o9 nimmer finb bic Meiitsr, tper mans
belt fromm unb pobl.
Der Htttsr gut uto bteoer mar ebrentren
unb reht,
Rod riibmen alte Gisber bas s6ele
@efdle9t.
Tur baB 70 f9tpere 9rauer has 9ers i5ln
bGft u%mfpannt,
Drum fu4t er ODE Sduuer. ar Greube
tpeit perbdnnt.
limb bes Gefdnses Rldeen finb feline
ein5'ee 2uft;
Nur bieie Wellen fdlaeen einfam an feline
8ruit.
@Obl iene DaFer brunten fnb boiler
&fds' uuo S9mer5;
Stets einfam tpobnt bort tnten, mem fe
seriibrt bas 9era.
9enn dIes mas Dersansen, ftsbt lodenb
bpr benz Bid,
Gs feist aus benz @efaree tldgenb bic
Belt suriid.
Die @egsnpart beri9pinbet, bic Submit
tpiro uns ben,
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Ginbrsdern iuegsn feinsr 9Grts in bielen
GGItn febr sfuedbisnli9 erideint. bat
nidts neberraidenbes an fi9, benin nit
ieiner !9ilfe Idien iih bic Classification Der
Gdoufenifer unb MuSlusstditen Der aus
ipelier. Isidt unb unuuffdnis Ourdidnsis
ben. glift 70 eiuleldtenb ouf ben erften
Bid 1T es, BOB uhrietten ala 6anbhabe
iiir baS IidJtiAeue @siiubel neuerbingS.
DEFENDERS In pariS unb aonbon, cine nidt
inipeientlide NoIle fpislen, inbsm fe nes
ben ben NIT Blei eefiilltsu Gummitniitteln
ats Ghldspdffe benubi uerben. lin bies
FEN aetten, bic 70 fdtper pie m0eli4 finb,
cine undergraduate GdIastraft az Ders
ltibstt, Adnst man an iis .srnbe Oft nit
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DEM ipeun dud unes fhlGft 10 ipdaen
Die Bidder bod nm fauliten Srt.
Den 8Gdern birfen mir pertrduen:
Sic itebn bas' 9rot 3u baden ouf:
Wenn iie ben 5sinb OoH fern erfddusn,
90 peden ie uns in ben Saul"
Siebei blieb ems MIR u~nertpogen:
DAB 8Gder au9 unb gGderstinb
Rift aus Der 5erne heree5oesn.
Rsiu. ief6er Giebsnialdfer iiub.
Denn.fie bas arot sebdfen baden,
60 liegerrie babor seitredt,
4m Mnrgenfhlummer fid gu Iuben,
Menn idon Der 5einb bic Sabine biedt.
Den 2iusern mar Der Strsid gslunser,
Sic Gben Mnbernater Brpt,
Menn uidt'5pei frembe gddersiuugea
Den Reiitern bulfen dus Der Not.
sic tpdreR anf ben Surm geldufen
limb ftdnbsn frif4en 9oniss fdtt:
Dd, iuben lie Der Ginger 9aufen,
Ser l%berrlnpeln nil bic Stdbt.
Doa afs fe isbt ans Gtabttpr ridden,
Mas mar Der 8Gderstnnben grtb2
Die 9ienenfjrb' in tauienb Gtiiden
@dIeiberu lie linen Dor ben SUB.
Da itt9en u~nst5dbIte'S Summer,
limb bunbert totem einen mann:
Gepib, ba 5os bic bette Drummer
Wer nod NIT 9eiler 9aut entrann.
Die Sungen serren an ben gIpden,
aufite6n bic anoernafer Serrn:
Gie finben in bic Weilh gu broden,
Dod feinsn Seinb me9r nab unb fern.
.Wir batter trefflid uns eebettst:
ga, folhe Madt empfahl 9srnuuft;
llnb bat tsin Bidder uns gerettst,
Gp tdt's bic iuuge 8dder3unft.4
Rpmmt tbr ius 9or, ibr febt intpenbig
Rod, beut bic gddersiungen ifebu.
limb bulte1 iie bic Dott beitdnbis,
aein Ginger ldbt ii4 feitt mehr le9n.
Mnberna6 III cine Gtabt bon elmer reid
.tDesten 8ersunssnbeit. cine Stdtte Blu.
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fpiben Baden p~sraierts 3ugeln, 70 buB
Elm folder S6mud in Der oanb zines
eetpaIttbdtigen, 3u aIlem fd1isen 9erbres
ders urter llmftGnbsn cine febr gefdbrs
Tide Waffe tperoen lam. Die Barrier
Mpaden beoieuen iid berartiger llbrtetten
nit @orliebs. I'm ii4 an Repierpoliaiiten
au rdben, bic ibrsH SdB auf iid ssaosen
bdbsn.
gei Rduberiberfilen iperbeH aIs
Gdlaapaffe Supeilen llbren pertpenbet.
bic duberli9 nidt i'm eerineiten bon bOps
pelbedeliaen gbronometern 5u unisrIdeis
ben iinb, aber fonit ni4ts NIT einen ipirts
Iidsn !3eitmeFsr esmein baben, oenn lbr
gebduie III init i4pereln Mletaa oefiiat,
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tpurbe unS 1880 In feiner I66nen Jornt
interchangeable iporben III. Rdber toms
menb, erbliden mir ober nod piele ges
bdube, bic bas Mittelalter iibris eeldfen
bat: bic alte gditei, bns R~beinthor, bic
Srimmer bes turt0fnifden Stloffes unb
am unteren Gnbe, einfam am Rheinufer
ffebenb, ben aIten 2rahnsn, bic Stele be-
aeihnenb, no f9on bic Romsr bic Bel
Niebermenbigs gsbrodsnen 1dibliteine ners
laben. DEN ft0niten Gdmud anberna4s
absr bilbst bic Der bsilieen GsnoDepa gts
fpei6te, uiertbiirmise pfnrrtirhe. 9iefe
airde ruff bic Grinnsruns an BITE olte,
ribrenbe aegenbes bon Der liebli9en 8enos
pend ipod9, bic cine rerfulste Rebbtnbin
boz, BEN ipilbsr pfulssrafsn unb feinem
Srob fdiibte; tire Sdonbeit unb @lte
be5tpang bos 6er5 bes Grafer. unbl ct .rs
bob fe an feiners Gottiu. 2ige unb 8ers
leunfb,ng it5rtett bos Slid Der 8eiben,
aber bic frommes Genorebc pertrotte arf
Gptt, ber fe tfrd ale priifunsen fihrte
unb fe fptdter fpisber nit BEN Gutten bets
einte, an beFen Gtite fs bann sliidlia
lsbte. S6rtr Dematb uab Gr6nmigfsit
tpurbesbir GenpbepotirdeulsF Deutmal eta
riftet.
gtnebroIigsernife Siforfe aus Der fries
aerifHen gergansen6ett ersdblen ie In
Nnberndf,. bpn ben o8dd.rsiiHsen1:
Die Mrbernaher f9bdfeu tanse:
JmsG dlafe fdldst man tetaen tot;
Dodybcr ben atnserriueid ibr barge
CUR Gsite, neil eu4 Sotiafdg orcht.
Gint'hdtte 3rpiidrn Wnbsrru6trn
unb atnasrn'l arge arieg setobt:
Shr tufBt, bob NIT ben Wiberfadsrn
rod beiit' fein Wdbden fbtfybsrlobt.
.g.isguen Mrs ben SiebenfdIdfern.1
!9ieb ss Sug2ina. beirn Morgenfhein.
rWoblauf, fofofI ben fuuI.n Gddfern
Das lsbte grot gsbuden isin.1
Die Rednung obne Wtrt susmafeu.
Dds tpiberrit Elm alteS Mprt.
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S9mnd als
Sfrbre9ernerfseng.

wldn mnb es ber Werbrsheaunft mods
laafn: trfinbsrifh III iie, iueni Is gift.
nftf S6lids nnD aniffs in ibren unbeims
lidltn Dienii au ifslIeu. Sn Der Oeffents
Iid1Isit 1T q pobI nidt augemein betannt,
6i1 ~ nslhen MaBe GhmHdeegenitdnbe
IN Bsrbrehsrn Der perfdicbeniten Mrt
eIB 6dnbipsriS5eug benubt psrben. Die
1kiifdriit Die Golhidmiebttunlt" bat
iibtr biefss iniertfonte 9hema tiir3lid
tixtn fsKInosH gluffdb ber6ifsntIidt.
Die xbdttofs. ,bob .bsr 0ionlont ben
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bot. olTo am anberen Sbeile bes Gdladt'
fslbes bonn 16. unb IS. guguif, Elm Dsais
tein erridtet tperbsn. CT tuirb ans
einsm Jelien aug Noetiensrdnit btitrasn
ans 8 Meter 9Dbe, anf benz cine 9ron5ts
srnpps rnht, bic SraafreiA bdrfelt, NIT
einsm Rinb auf benz arn. BEN IL BIZ
Grense unb bic psrtorensr YroDtn8sn
seist; al ibrer Gsits iibt Elm Qoi3ringcr
@eteran, bic BLUE nit ber fruna6iIntn
Mebaile bon 1870 sefdmiidt, btr NIT
truurigem Bid auf bic ebtmaIs fran31s
Efhe Uernt fdaut. l~lnttrbolb Der Gruppe
bait Elm Gubfolbot nit Getutbr unbtdH3
.sepflansism Gsitengstus6r Md4t. sin
GinuhiIr bss aftraRRattsr 6xauizE
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Iides sessniibsr Ct. pribat I6affen. 0as
nidt lanse naa benz Rriese erridtete
Gentmal bon MurssIa@2o 1T bielen Be-
fu9ern Der Shlahtfelber Inn Mes Be-
funut: eiue finfterblidenbe 6rauenseitalt,
Srantreid baritelenb, idaui nab Der
beutiden @ren5e nad 9ipnbiIe binii6er.
in ibren 4rmen bolt ie einen fferbenben
franaDfiden Snfanteriitsn, beFcn @efpebr
3ipei ainber auffangen, bic auf einem
@offnunss) sInfer iiBen: Dies bebeutet
bas tommenoe @efhleht, bus ben Rrisg
nit Deuti6lanb pieoer aufnebmen unb
boffentlid gu eincn duoeren gnbe fiibren
fon! SEPT fOa ipenise S4ritte bon Der
beutfAm 0rsHae segeniber bon ct. ,pris
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Die parifer 4poden, bic an iebem Sim
oer Der red1ten .9ons, bonn Dolmen abaes
ieben, Ringe gu trdset pflegen, benuben
biefe i'm RotbfatI als SdIagringe, tpoau
fie fih aus einem beipnberen Grunbe leiber
nur su gut eigner. Die frabentopfigen
9er5ierungen iino ndmli4 nit fdarfen
Ranten perfeben. nura bic Bel Harlem 3us
idlaaen I9ipere @erpunpungen peruriadt
tneyheu
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llnb mas ben Menfden bin6et, gsbt unter
in benz Quel.
Wer in ben S1permathsfpogen hu5 Qift
i'm 4use bdlt,
Sat bter f9on iberflogsn bic 8dnbe 6iein
0elt.
go binft mid, bdb bic @eiifer burn Ntis
gu ibrem @rab
Sbn, bes @eIdnges Meiiter, 5oseu ben
S9luno bi1ab.
Mir fe6n, fpie iebes Gh0ne bss 9o6ss
Wurm perbirbf,
Gdnea flie6en 70 bic Sone unb Der @efdng
erFirbt.
@sm ale 3ptuuft often. tlar bic Der,
gangenbeit,
Gebt pben bin fein 6offen, flieht aus Der
ftarren 3eit;
ltnb toenr er nidt 70 bG4te, 10 bdbt bal
Srbfde ibn,
$50 es BEN Sob tim brdfte, 5iebt e. iAn
fdmeidelno bin
60 trsten nun bic breie tisf in ben bunteEn
Wdlb;
Wie er oes Wants ne 5etpe, er1tHnf pei
Gremb' alsbalb:
.nnb liebt ibr benn gefdnoe, Id bin
@efans,s reid,
90 folsn Wunpertldnse erfreun Ga4
dliosleid."
So hebt bon alien Geitsu Geiang al
flingen an,
gdlb fldoenb tpie bon ~iueifer1, bdlo
fAipeIenb bimnnelan.
Wie Observation-Disclosures briffs LIBERAL
herppr,
Mit Cult unb bod nit @roufen bort q
ibr ~ftaunenb DIR.
Der ssremb' 1T niti gu fehen, bod fatint
Elm RieIenbilb
ssern iibern Gee gu seben ME Mbtncir0lith
Nib;
limb tnie binaufsesosen fehu re, bic Tim
nahiddun,
Rouf6sn emppr bic mosett, fehn q MT
Stuff unb Grdn'n.
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Gin nenes uMepande"- 0enfmaI.

Gin ausIduB frau5OFfder .pdtriOtea'
aus RdnsD min nebeu benz Idon lGnse be-
{tebenbn Hationdl- unb Repun1ebenfmul
Der ~i5ransufen in WarsslusIpur Elm dbn.