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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-06
Slms oem ppli5eigeridbt. t.

abfolut uniniereFant perlief bic rs.
F7iae 8erhanoluHg i'm polissiserift.
eie fhh nur um stHige tleiHe 8efhuls
eisunaeu aeoer gleasr auno cine. IA.
nit!ienanselsgenbeit bre6te.
g9ie es Nun nal @onae unb 9e6e
in bieiem selobtsn aonhe 1T, mub bas
poIisetgertdt bic in Die Bride uss
gungenen Chen rpieoer suTdmmen leis
rsil. bd oies c<n in 9etrddst tommens
ben pdaren mnnhmdl abioIut nitt
moglih lit, unb bic holhe Satin
glaubt, duf 9runb iraeno elmer
falih oufgefabter e,efebgebung eins
fc3 bon ibrem Ttanne fprtidufer 3u
ioEHen, unb Tih baHn pon bieIsm err
rdbren Su IaHsn. 80 bat,te aud
Ssrau 9ofescmp, bic ihrsn Wann Der
Giferfuht beaihtiots. Oos 8erbdItniB
p.s 9ois,dmp gu ieinen S6fpiegsrs
eltern fheint tein beionoers sutes 3u
ssin, nno bdlt feline Satin. bic ibm isit
10 Mfpnatsn angetraut III, ss mebr
nit ihren Giteru als nit ibrsm g&dnz
ne. 5ier1us entipunn iih bdusliter
lHfrisbe RRb Geinoifaft srpi'6sH
Goietnmp uno fsinsn Shtpiegsrels
tern. 2lls er tiir3lih feline frau bon
ifren gitern abbolsu fpollie. lam Is gu
Streitigtsiitn nit oeren Gltern. NOS
Be: Der SdDisssrpdter gborIss SSts
ter auf 9oietdmp fhob. ieno6 obue
i'm su tseffen. 8ieie S3ens bate Die
9sr6aftung Der 8et1eiligteu sur
5olre, Deld3e oas sbemo Der geitrigsH
0eIi6tspsrhauolung biloete. .gs &C.
lang benz poliseiritter, bic iungc
sylau gu iiberseugeH. bob iie tsin Reht
babe. ibrsn MaRn 10 oft i'm Stih gu
fniin, uno gu ibrem gottsn baItsn
mi;ife, ols auh nnh benz ean3en
Ga6wrbaIt iis gar feinen 9ruuo
tats, pcn threm Ranne eetrennt 81
lthen, uno er ihr baber duh teiHs
gtIimente Su 3ahIsn brau6e. glls sinSi.
&c Grtihuloigung fiibrie bic 6rau an,
bah ibr Mann Tebr siferiu6ttg lei.
ocb BON BEN Rihter nidt libel Der
merit tpurce. Gs eeldng sinen Der
tica al Stunoe gu brtngen, mad
nelhem bic Srau eds Redt babe. ihrs
Sltsrn db unb 3u 5u beIlihen, bod
bic Sntpieasrslteru Der Wobnung oea
g'oTetamp fern bleiben miifen. 0us
gacr mub nad 80 Sagen geriht sr.
| litatten, Oh Is unter oeri 3niammsHges
leimien Gbebunoe 3ufrieben in, penu
nirhi, 70 tQnn Der Ridtsr nod sint
Gtsafe gesen bic 9etbeiligten pegsr
riaetii6rli6su 9etragsns nsrbdngsn.
llnter BEN 9srbatt bes 6iihn5r'
lSiebitabIs unb Der gsidutbtguns oes
pertotenen Naffsntraaens ipurbe be,
glecer MiLliom gotpsls poreefiihrt
Ia Der gall ishoch nod ber aIftld
rang behdrf. 70 fiel berielbe De-
Wertu1uns onbetm.
| 0ilfs Geuermarifoll S0hn Rot
liner errptrtte aeitern I'M poliseiserih
Icinen boftbefehl seg<n ben 2otoma
ItiDfiihrer GbarIes gDright, ben Son
lensieur Genars WoIf uno ben Balm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-06

IspntreaI. aHeef.: .2nrrrtS
tic pru 2tDerpOof; sSouiau" rpn2Dn<
bon. Il
p6ilibelpbia Gns.: .9lGpp<l
II" Don Genua. II
REAPER. Qnget. - Canada a.soD1
gien Yott. 4bgeg, -,,8ene5ia" "apn9
Rem Yort.
Bottom. angef.: r5runcrnid" =
bon GtDerpoot; vGuuppic~ DON Ge:'
nua; ~Rumtoiau" Don 9tasgriD.
Rotterbdm. Ing.: ,,Rptters
bom" BON Retp 0ort
Qtperpool. 2(bgeg.: .4brintic@
no4 gaetD gort.
Gibraltar. 4bgeg.: ypaHnos
mia" nd9 Sem g(ort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-06
3'reo. g. 2Neper
Gin gmnbes'arreitant in oerGountBs
9ail
geriu6te iidb aeiisrn absno in ieiner
3tat SO erbansen.

fre6. SO. Ulener, alias Geo. 0u
gOnt, alias Rhtinborot, Elm 2lngeftea>
ter Der Colonial Mercantile Qgencp
bon ghieago. Der. ME an anoerer
SteQe berintet. in 6amiltcn, g.,
our6 ben 5ilfss8unoesmari6au Wlc@
8uirs tpeaen Mibbrauhs Der Boft gu
S6ninbel3tpeden perbaftet uno nat
Der bteiigeH Sail gebrabt porbtn mar,
DerIu6ts geItern 4beno in ieiner 3eae
SeI6itmoro 5u begebea, inoam er ein
2eintu6 in Gireifen 3erriB uno ii6
NIT psmIelben an einer uber Dem N6s
ort angebrahten Giienltange aufs
sniipfte.
gr mar fdon betpuBtIos, als er bon
osm Dd6tsr GbdrIes Sell, Der tur3
BON fieben ubr fsine Hunbe mahte,
entoedt uno abgsIhuitten purbe. Die
9efdngniBGrste GolpIing uno &ab
purben eilieft berbeigebolt uno es ees
lang ibnen srit mad sinitiinbiger bar
ter Irbeit, ben Wann ing 2ebeu aua
riid3ubrinsen. Dnrdlf bin tpuros er
d benz GtdbtbofpitaI ge6rdAt, no
er na4 4Hipenoung Der relsttrii6en
8urits" lsfort bon Ieiuem Eager duf=
ipranq uno oIs poiIfduoiq turirt mad
bem GefdueniB 5uriitq.ihidt tpuroe
Der 2(rrsItant beteuert feline I'm
ffulo, ertEdrt aber, oab or bic Sdarz
g. bic er feinen Qngeborigen burf
ieine 8srbuftung perurIatt babe, MIDI
iiberleben ipoIIe unb oes6alb abermdls
ptriuten tpsrbe, iih b1s qsben 3u
nebmen. Gr pnrbe dus biefem 8run.
he uuter bic aufFdt zines Spe3iats
UGrisrs gsitslIt. U2ensr, Der in 30
2627 Barter gtpenue 3u po6nen Be.
hauptst, ipuroe geitern @ormittag oen
gunbestommiiTGr 2loIsr porgeIiibrt
Der ihn unter $3.50 giirgihaFt gun
9orpsrb6r nm ndhitsn 0isnitng fsit
| belt. 91 sr bic gurgItait MID
ftelleu tnnnte, tpurbe sr na6 Der Sal
| aeIhidt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-06
Iies itao Sas.

golisilt Deter S'5ord, Der am
Dieritos in niht gan3 ninttrnsm .3us
itanb gum Tisnit fam, fpuroe seitern
pon Si9erbeits Oirsttor gaib fir
bic Douer BON 80 1ogen pom 9ienit
fuipenhirt.
Don Der StrubsnbahnsS sShiebss
geridts 9eb0rDe tDuroea aeiterH tpies
Der brei ipeiiere Don Der Gtrubenbahns
GeIeafbaf; sntIaiEsne an1eItsate
in ben 9ienit geiteat. Die getrefs
ftnben tparen 3. .. 5pniinpsr. gbsiter
Gormican uub 5reo. 8. Sirbert.
- in Der 5uebes 6o6i6uls tpirb
belite abeno eine Werfammluna Der
Bon Seouts" itattfin0en, in tuelher
bic gspldnis admpagne sessn bic 1yIiss
gen singehenb er0rtert perosn TolI. Dix
Rsbnsr oes 4benbs, Die ouf bic ourd
bic iJlieee or0Rnoen Gefdhren bins
tpeifsn freroen, iino Or. gbdrIss u.
8. Resb unb Der itdbtiine e,efunos
tsitsbeomte Or. ). 8. ganbis.
Usdior ]. g. Rprmople BON
Gudrtiermeiiter 9epariemtnt ber
8unoeEarmse, Der betanntIih i'm aufs
TRACE Der gunbssrsgisruug tpdbrsnh
Der So6fluth i'm Chiotbal eas Ret.
tuHestreri seleitst BAT, ianote seiteru
bon Wafhingiou aus Elm 3onildrei.
ben an ben itdbtiihsH gsfun0heitsbea
dHlteH Or. &. 8. aanois talo gisbt in
biefem Brief isiner 4nertennung iibe,
bic 9h6tigfeit ber bieitgsH G,eiuno.
heitsbebDroe ausorud.
Nm Sonntag Worgsu um 11llbr
tpiro In esr WcUliden 6nlfe Der Uni.
periitdt Dor Der aIaIie Ter b:esi16ri.
gen 0rrbudnben Der uniperiiidi uni
elnem sslaeensn 9nblitum Der prdii'
bent Der 'airsriit6i, Or. gbarIss 90
Gubnen. bic Establishments aHipra8,
.,alien.
gD. geittrn betannt trurbe, III
Or. Granees oolIingsheao. Die bishsi
als atr5sin i'm 3nfIuhtsbauie fun
girtt. 5ur 2eitsrin Der Wdb6:nab;hsit
lAlsH pss 5AIsuIlsDdules eIHaIH
iuorceH.
Der Ecuts nadmiitae i'm Gtaot
roibsIdal itattfinDsnbsn 5isung bel
SiaSiraths Fommitt<ss iiir 6ohIe
suns osr Gsleiie pirb cine Delegation
pcH @iirasrR bon 9OrtbIiee beirpo6nsn
I'm 81 Gunitsn Der Crbindns einsu
irs.tn. biz Siabtratbsmiialieb Gcnnel
Drn osr %. gBayO siHgereidss BAT uni
Die ben Ban sines 3msigpiaoatts BON
2ublolp 4penue 1iabatt iixr bic Sc
Isife Der 6. 8. II. .. 9aba bis mad
teg Sprira GrOps glDenus DorIisbi.
6slsgsntIif oer in Der tonimen
ban Mons in Baltimore itdtiFinbenosl
NaticnnI aonpsntion oon QloDerii
isrs Clubs riro bsr hssIias anpsriiftrI
Club burh bic Serren so. 8. Suttxr
lamb. 8. 6. Mensfss. Bert aIer1noer
gnilliam y. arsiblsr. Gosparb Jlidsr
I. 6. stslln. 6. 9. 9ennett uno So
ispb Sdmfot pertrstsn isin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-06
Gs aiebt feiu Slid.

9tid)t elm nermeintIides 8laf,
ionoern aIu8beit uno gnergie beller
benz Wenihen ietn 3iel 8u erreihen.
Iduieuoe peroerbeu, Edrienoe ober,
meIfe Die 3eid)eu oeriteben. tuern iie
an Sfapinoel Matttgfett, Ser5tLo.
pfeu, llebeIfeit, 8eroolumgsit0rung.
9eritopfurg uuo BeIbiud)t leioen.
uno nit bieier &lugbett Die gnergie
|oerbinben, redt3eitig bns red1te MtfteL
dn5uIpenoeu. fperoen uno bleiben qe-
funo. 9teies DtttteI 1ito bel alien
iplfen Weogen- ,tno 9eberLethen eie
berubnEteu Ct. gernorb SrauterpiI-
len. Ghne metnIifhe getnriihuHg,
nrr aus BfIau5er bergeiteut, bruudsu
fe feine 3uferbaIIe. 25 Gents. ssn
LolIea apotbeten> ar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-06

- Die goItSst purbe erfudt. ben
ecloerdber 8. 6. ellis, aus 8albeS.
glastd, Der iih bier bei 8eripunoten
clfbalten foil, ausfiHbis gu MAIDEN,
uno oeuisIben bsno6riftigen, oaB er
i,A IpfDrt :sIssraphiih nit 4orienue
Qrtur. i'm Stutes 5oIpital. gu Sad
ioaoiIIs. GIOrioa. in 9srbinoung fea
ten foll.
- 8etstins perhaftsten an Der 8.
lno Spcamore Strobe ben 19 Suhre
alien Rsasr Detroit Raum, bon go.
TIC Carlisle StraBe. Der bon ben Be
borosn in DanoilIe tpesen 5dli6uua
delpiinIcht iriro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-06
college Df YbarmaeD.
Gslsgeutli6 Der ssitrisem s9luBfsier
trbielten 25 apDtbeftr ibre
7iplnme.

1Siinflnostpon3ig ilt1ge Ipotbefer
uno glpotbeferinneu, ote ihre Stuoien
anr bieiiqen College OF Bbarutacp ab.
iolpirt hattn, crbieIten geltern Q6eno
gelegentIif Der I'M @rarto Sotel ltatt'
Qebabten Sd>IuBfeter ibre 0iplonte,
pabrenb ouberoem nod cine an5a9t
Der iungen 3eute fir beionoeres ber'
borragenoen 2eiIt1tngen auf perid)Ie'
oenen 8ebieten ourh mert6DoQe EreI'
ie ausge5eidflet rulirbeH
9ie GtluBieier, bic IN @egentDort
zines iebr aniebnlifen BllbIIfums
Dor Iidy aing, ttnbm einen gang prdd1.
tiaen BerIauF Gs iuar bic Al. Idhrs
life ShluBfeier ieit Dem 8eiteben Der
9lnitoIt uno INTER benen, bic it'd Elm.
qeilu,oen batten, I'M ben treffliher
Aeoen al Iauihen, iotpie I'M an oem
ben Qbidlub Der 5eIi6teit biloen@
| oen 9anfett tbeil5unebmen, befan0en
| ii6 ailber ben angeborigen Der Ora.
o1lauoen audi iebr pieIe ebemolige
3oglinge Der anitaIt, bic Der almn
| Ulater in uHlpanoeLbarer Ireue erge-
BEN limb uno es ME peridumen, ibre
anhdngIihfeit burh Die Lbot 3u be.
Deiien.
3ie a6ititrienten, oie geitern lire
OipLome erbielten tparen: 8ad,eIor
| OF 3barlnacp: Bruno Sobn gtnoer,
Gopmono 9ourgbolssr 6arr9
graunlin. ;Franf Uterriam Gram
| ioro, 0aiam Iunalo Gunior0, 3t'
dluro lPitoel 9onelan, Cotton 3il.
ireo ;Soertmeper, SSoiepb z. 8riggS.
IGliffor6 2SobH Sanman, 8eueuIeue
Warie aemern, 5herein aing, Seor
2auermann, Charles @iImer DtiGer,
0taniur &iIbeIm Ueaiiar, Gilbert O.
RiIen, Charles Sol. RoB, Daptor
2tIbrigbt Shrnne, 8iuiam goporG
5tedeImaun, 2ouis. 5iidbein, IT,,
8eorae Dilion TripIiit. 8iliam s.
g8bite, 6reo. SO. @iegermonn uni
Gotpiu 6. Bines, jr.
| Pharmaceutical GhemiIt: gbdrIe:
5arnins unb Grant 6. S6erro.
| 9urh preife puroen bic foIgenbsr
i graouanoen ausgesei6net: grunt
! .Sobn ginber, preis in gbemie; oar
~ gruunIin, College greis, Odntou
| albright Sdrans. prets fir berpOr
rGgsube pbarma3euttihe &enntniiIe
QBtQiam Gbpuro StetsImonu, 9rsii
fir prdttii5e gbarma3eutit uuo CD
foin s. Btnes IT,, AIumnens preis.
Die S6lubfeisr trurce our6 eiRGel
Il: BON Reo. Gal. u. 6ddenberg, Dol
Der GnaIifGsn Qutheriihsn Stride II
glCrtpooo eingeIeitet uno bic Reene
rdreH bic foIgsuhsH 6errsn: SO. s
, Cooper, Der 9i3sprGfibsnt Der Gin
, cirnati Socist1;; grofsFpr Sifru
jl. Gitbsra Der i'm Ramen Der ga
tp!tdt fprah; grdIibsnt Sobn 6
! Otis, Der bic 0tplome iiberreiht
uno 6err Charles ;. 6drbine, be
: Bit greiie iberreihte. auBeroem &c
laEate Elm bubI6es Utuiitproeromn
, curb bds SuRior aut6eran Brother
| 6oob Gr6eiter CUR 0urhfihrung.
Sci benz gontett fungirte ger
Charles +. 5arbtng. Der qrdiiben
/ Ses Qtumnenperbanbs als Soaftmet
. TER uno bic Reoner bes @benbs pa
: rem bic folssnoen 5erreu: Or. 8er
, q. SadIer, Staotsaafpalt 5homa
g. gogue, profeifor J. uri Qlont
5arrp =. 5rstins. pon Der Obi
! goasp 9rusgi'ts GFoetutiOn. Sopor
: Sarbp unb Sarrp grauulin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-06
MnfdHs.

8ei sinsm 3niammenitcB,mit eli
Inem Strabenbabntpogn Der Wfans.
ionpile 2inie. ano einem Wdgen Der
i.dotiidsn StraBen ReiuigunsssNb@
tbeilunQ, tpurben bic autiher oes
gpdaens an Der GIN uno MfeWlidsn
Gtrabe pon nem fgDogn seidlsuberi
ann trngen @erlebungen an benSdail.
tern boDon. Die 0er[ebten, Ghriitian
fortune. Don go. 1856 Oft 6. Gtrabs
uno ssanss s1cDbs. bon $40. 2317
GiIttrt glnenue, ipurnen nod ben
ifGbiifden, arontenbaus. gebrods.
- @cr benz 1onie. Der sIterlifgn
gDobnuna Ro. 162otR tRupusil!eE Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-06

pugbe bic 5 Snbre oIte emma Miller
ron elmer Gar Der Spbn StroBen ais
nie umgeftoBsn unb trug bds stinb nur
leifte 4bfhiirfungen bapon. gtaGz
barn ,tpsIfe ben linfull Iaben, bra6=
ten BAG Mdbdsn na6 Der elterlihen
@ofnung. Der Motormann Iou mad
nah ausfueen Don augen3eugsn feline
Stulo on benz llnfall traeen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-06

Rem Yort, 5. SUM-. Qbseg
spreiioent 9raHt" bon 5qmburg
r5riebrih ber 9roBe" BON Bremen;
r6rance" BON Soprs; ~Gebrie" bon
2iperpool; r5sllig Dian" bon &opens
bagen; ruranium bon Rptterbom.
anest.:: rprafibent 2tHcoln" Dor
9amburs,
Gueenstopu. Qbeeg.: DO
tninion", bon 2iperpooI, nah pbiIa,
oelpbin; Olympic, BON Soutbomp,
ton, nah gtep gort.
Giperpool gngst.: r2acp,
mia pon 9oitca-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-06
SentidrImerifaniider StaotDer.
ban0.

4uberoroentIib tpifJtige 8eIhafte
iperoen in Der beitte abeuo in Der
Central Surnballe Itattfinoenoen Ser
iauruIurg oes er1tif-glrerifouiiheu
Staotoerbou6es CUR grleoigHrtg ge.
Ianaen urtb Die Inpeienbeit oaer De.
legoten 1T oaber bringeuo erUiHidt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-06

finb. Mufit. Tang nnb geluftisuns
gen alfer Qrt finb porgefeben, unb
iperbeH bic 0erren Sniiben fi4 elei9s
falls anf bem S6etbenitdnb befbdtts
gen. 9ag gsit peripriht In ieber
5infi6t Elm familienfeit gu iperbsn,
unb finb 5reunbe unb G0nner BEG
0ereins germ gefebene 8dfte. m
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-06
gsclfsfeft Der NaDerm 8.
Jmni, NeidDrafb'S Narf.
(seiahrlia,er ztnr,.

Ter Irahiipnnnsr 9eB Iauis fieI
an Der Ulenlpan uno Gleper StraBs
beim Heiteigen zines Ielegrapbel.
pfoitens bon 0enielben berab, ais oer
a,foiien 3uiamnienbrad3 ilno trp8 ctne
3eTreiBung Der wsiI3 bnpon Gapls,
tpeIdes gso. i401 gnnsiif EtrnBe sli
Gopineton nobrt. mur0e Dem itanti.
i6en aronleHbous eiHoeIieisrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-06
ssorbDentidDe sd,iisenasieilidait.

Dir Rprboentife Ghiiben Gts
ielllnaft pernnItaIttt am Gonntng.
bm s. Juni In Qinsonners @urfen Az
Oaflen Gin domilienftit. su iDeIGtm
.umfaHsnne OOrbtrsisHnstn ssetrDfitn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-06
Temer.

- Turh .insn StiIl glurm MUIR
re bic 5susrtpebr mad benz 5auIe Ro.
1923 Soptins Ctr. serufsn, ND burh
SeIbItentsiinouug unter sinem Waids
tiib Elm Seuer entIfanb. bas einen
Shaben BON S25 onrihtets.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-06

fanmttpertb BON $40 gsitobIen wurs
be. Die geitobIenen babsn Derouht
auf cine beftimmte perion unb bobeu
Der 9oIi8ei biefen 0arnen ntitgetbeilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-06
Ginbriidge mnO 5iebitdble.

- 6. 5. giOrnun unb gbporb
Mans, heioe bon S38 Weit Z. Str..
ulslbeten Der pDlt5ei. oab ihnen aus
;trsm 3immtr bic soIosnen Soitens
kubren uno .eiue Geloiumme im Ges
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-06

49, Itnisr asent In 6amiltun III
ferr Gonarb Srnf, 449 Glib syIufte
Enuhe. gra Sel. 476 st., Some
Ehuue 1881 VI.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-06

and as for his judgments they have not
known them. Praise We the Lord"
No nation has been blessed as this nation
has been bleSSed-in isolation, in the safety
that comes from having great oceans for
boundaries; in the great good fortune that
has sent to us as immigrants the most in
telIigent and daring of the people of the
Old World; in the public school system,
that has kept intelligence growing even
more rapidly than wealth; in the freedom
planted here in 1776, and kept alive in
spite of all attacks upon it.
Wonderful is this nation, wonderful the great
East and West and North. And wonderful aDOve
all other parts of our country. for its marvellous
recovery from disaster and its miraculous up
building is the great SOUTH.
De TOcqueviIIe described the movement Of
population Westward, ''as if driven by the mighty
hand of God" That same mighty hand and the
mighty intelligence and genius of man have done
marvellous things in the South of this Western
continent
1t is difficult for us to realize what this cOun-
Try is and what its growth has been.
Read about the early settlers on Massachusetts
Bay, who once decided in a solemn official dec
laratiOn, that population was never likely to be
very dense west of Newton" Ia suburb of BOs-
toni and about those founders of Lynn, Mass
who explored the country ten or fifteen miles
west of their houses and decided that the country
would probably not be good for anything further
west than THAT
Think of a small handful of courageous Puri-
tans coming over here to find religious freedom
determined, by the way, not to let anybody else
have religious freedom after they got here-and
consider what they found, and what has grown
out of their little settlement.
And then read once more the Reverend Josiah
StrOng's description of one Southern State
Texas No wonder that Charles Dickens, TeaZ-
inc the greatness of this country. declared no
American would be willing to enter Heaven. if lac
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were told he could never go farther West"
Here is what Strong said o. Texas:
Lay Texas on the face of Europe, and this
giant, with his head resting on the mountains OF
Norway directly east of the Orkney Islands,,
with one palm covering London, the other War
saw, would stretch himself down across the king
dom of Denmark, across the empires of Germany
and Austria, across Northern Italy, and lave his
feet in the Mediterranean"
Think of what the South of to-day IS, and what
the South of the future will be- with such a State
as Texas included in her MANY States.
Texas could feed the whole world, under proper
cutivatiOn-take care of every human being on
this planet and then have enough left over to feed
the people on the mOOn-if there are any-and if
they are not more thickly settled than we are
down here.
What is this country 10 be one thousand years
from now?
You know how big it is.
Including Alaska, and leaving out the Philip
pines that some UnpatriOtic idiots would give
away the United States is big Great Britain
and ireland. Norway Sweden, DenmaTia, Ger
many. Austria Holland, Belgium, France, spain
POrtuguaI, Switzerland, Italy, Greece and Turkey
all put tOgetheT-and you may ado Japan and
China proper.
In the countries that we have mentioned seven
hundred millions of human beings are living now.
Twice as many could live easily in the United
States-and be infinitely better Off on the average
than the average man Of to-day.
Zach part OF the country has accomplished and
IS accomplishing wonders. But the whole nation
looks to-day to the South the land of marvelS the
land where nations numbering millions will grow
I'd in few generations TO come.
The Gulf cities, the Southern cities on the At
lantic, all of the Southern territory is to be
strengthened and increased in wealth by the
Panama Canal soon 70 open.
New Orleans will be Il seaport greater than any
the world has seen within half a century.
And the canal building army Of the United
states, used for progress instead Of for murder,
will make marvellous seapOrlS of other cities.
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citizens reading and thinking together.
And every reader knows what it means to
add to-day IN THE SOUTH another great
link to the Sunday chain.
The wisest of the Greeks said that no
nation could live if it became so big that all
the citizens could no longer meet and talk
to each other in the public square. And
without the printing press and the news
paper the prediction would have been full
filed.
The existence of this nation would be
impossible except for the fact that it is still
daily event for the citizens of the country
to meet together, and think together, here
in the United States, as they did in the pub
lie square at Athens centuries before the
birth of Christ.
We don't meet in public square, but we
meet and we think and discuss IN A PUB
LIC NEWSPAPER. And the people are
safeguarded by meeting and talking and
getting the latest news az the same moment
i'm the public NEWSPAPER, Just as they
were safeguarded in the old days before
printing by getting the news and talking
and thinking together in the public
SQUARE.
The public square-THE HEARS T
NEWSPAPERS greatly enlarged to.
day by this addition of HearSt'S Sunday
American, that will circulate in every
Southern city and village, covering the
territory that has been the field of such
wonderful progress - such marvellous
achieyement-withint the past few years.
To the SOuth-mOre than TO any part of
this fortunate cOuntry-applies the text at
The top of this page:
He hath not dealt so with any nation;
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now inland, bring great territories within reach
of the whole world and of the ships of the world.
The Mississippi problem will be solved, BY
DREDGING AND DEEPENING THAT WILL
TAKE CARE OF ALL THE WATERS THAT
POUR INTO THAT GREAT ARTERY-and at
the same time that great river will be made
continuation of all the waters of the world And
all the East and West will be connected with our
Great Lakes, and boats will go from Chicago to
China in the lives of human beings now living
that is not dream. but certainty.
1T hath not been shown what we shall be-" in
deed.
All that man can imagine, HE CAN Do. And
no man can even IMAGINE what this nation is
destined to do in the centuries that stretch ahead
of us, and in the century in which we are
working
Our iron industry has changed from a
working on a forge with a hammer to plant
that costs sixty millions of dollars and employs
tens of thousands of men.
A man who died only short while ago went to
our Western country, taking six months on the
iOurney-and came back in six days.
The dreadful Civil War, that might have killed
a dozen nations, crippled the South and bled the
South, but did not touch the courage of the South
In that Southern region there has grown up
nation greater than was the entire nation before
the war Greater in resources in wealth, IN
power.
And other nations still greater will grow there
before this century shall have ended.
We used to work with slaves and underpaid
white Now harness the waterfalls and
use the lightning and the steam for our labor
We used to see nothing ahead but wealth for a
very few and poverty for great many. Now we
know that this natiOn-eyeTy corner of it-can
supply comfort, freedom from anxiety, for every
human being, soon the genius and power
devoted to selfish collecting and producing
shall be devoted TO brOtherly distribution May
that day come soon.
This nation is but a baby in age, rs nations go.
And the modern South is the baby of the modern
nation.
What a baby. and what wonderful grown
man il will be. 1t is an honor TO establish
paper in that wonderful New South.
The HEARST SUNDAY AMERICAN begins its
career there to-day.
1t viii work TO arouse thought TO tell the news.
TO express honest opinions, to interest and in
strUCt to defend every mans rights. at the top
bottom Of the social structure. and 80 encourage
and support every man whose effort is for the
public good.