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The Washington times., 1915-09-15

a sister who IL divorced, and there's 4
cousin somewhere In the family who
COMMITTED suicide. Oh. Marjorie
Why. size could write q regular book
about it--she's often said 90 herself.
But, l think Marjorie ought to know
more about life even than she does.
and the babies thai die like flies ia
the hot summer. And she ought to
know about great wealth and the
hard responsibilities that II brings.
tragedies Of disappointed love and
about the farce Of q mcrcenary mar
riage.
/ shes human-just a plain human
flesh and blood % as the i ic. % man 'sS ana
the kitchen maid. Why shouldn't she
, know as much about the real world
she really lives in as they do?
: than any book that was ever written.
and the true stories we read in the
news are so much more interesting
than the made-up stories we read in
the books that II Is Z shame to COM
pare them at all.
-Jutt little dolls. pulled here and
there by the string in the authors
But the. people in the newspapers- =
| SO real that you can't read about
| them without a laugh and a sigh and
heart.
| The woman who, ran away with her
| sisters husband. in yesterdays paper.
| How long will 1t be till she's In the
| time?
Marjorie shouldn't know about such
things? Oh. yes, she should. ami
know the truth about them.
The Live Realities.
| She's heard OF them, often enough,
and half OF her books that she 10 %
fond of have Just exactly that sort Of
heroines.
But the heroines in the books are
alluring and the heroine In the news
stories are 80 often tat. instead of
fascinating. or skinny instead Of svelte.
You can tell II when YOU look a. the
over woman in newspaper photo
On illustrated best seller
The gambler. in the stories Marjorie
black eyes. such. 4 pele Intellectual
brow. such quiet smile Of singular
sweetness.
| In the newspaper story the gambler
neck and a low foreheed and eyss thai hal
look more like ferre.'s than like q
stag's.
The pr1soner-how sweetly romantic
the prisoner is-between covers.
In the newspaper he's a poor char
who go. caught with the goods" and
who looks the part.
Yes, I think Marjorie ought to read
.he newspapers, two . day-one in the
morning and one in the afternoon.
believe It would be good for her
just as 1t is good for any one to see
things aS they are In this world. which
IL never quite all that We wish 1t was
or that 1t really ought to be.
The Washington times., 1915-09-15

trict last year and polled about
1000 votes. Her husband 10 q buA-
ness man In the east New York
section. with no political ambitions
for himself. but willing to have
his wife work out her aspirations.
Mrs. Wright Is a graduate Of the
Rand School. a pronounced Social.
ist. and always ready to give AZ
reason for the faith that Is in her.
Miss Estelle @. Feigenbaum Is
named for assemblyman. or as
semblywoman. in the Sixteenth as
sembly district. As she isn't likely
to be elected. her title needn't
worry anybody. DR.. Ida Hermann
tries for the place Of alderman. or
alderwoman, in the Fifty-seventh
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ARJORIE Is reading o book-S
nn perfectly lovely book.
V1 She told me about 1t this
morning.
Marjorie Is seventeen and Just as
sweet A. a peach and as sood Us goio
and a. pretty as picture. She's clever.
too, In q funny little amateurish way,
and intellectuai-oh. intellectual. no end.
Just think, she's read the Dolls
House and knows Ghosts" by heart.
and her literature teacher has read every
single one of Bernard Shaw's plays ami
told her about them, and Ehe has the
ories about pschycic forces and subcon-
scious reactions-and che knows aooat
affinities and she thinks che knows
deathless love and true hdeiity an9 an
tn, rest Of the things you read about
in books.
The perfectly lovely book Marjorie Is
reading lust now has perfectly sweet
heroine and perfectly dear hero and
there's a villain in 1t and marplot ana
Marjorie IL leallv thrilled.
Marjorie loves to be thrilled. as every
normal person does. no matter no" m
tellectual.
Poor Marjorie. when will she learn
to read the newspapers and nnd out
something about real romance and real
thrills and real life? -----
Here 1t is, spread out before US every
morning at the breakfast table and
every afternoon just in time for tea
love and money and courage and hope
and cowardice AMI treachery and loyalty
and devotion-all the human heart-for
all the world to read-just In the head
lines of the daily newspaper.
Why doesn't Marjorie read It? She
be . thousand times wiser and twice
rs sensible and three times as well bal
anced as she is now II she would.
What: not good for Marjorie. the
daily Newspaper?
she going to have ii live 1t for some
II you could keep things from hap
pening by keeping them out OF the
ment in Marjorie's not reading the
news.
Story Book Puppets.
But people are people. whether you
read about them or not. and Marjorie
does know such lot OF people
pleasant. agreeable people, with little
electrics and nice little living rooms
and pretty little gardens and lawr
mowers that ar are always c~a .na IN per1eef1;
maid-and one of Marjorie's friend.
has a butler-~he's a good deal look
ed up to for that. and one Of them ha.
q lady's Wat0-they say sne puts OF
airs about 1t. and Marjorie knows 9
boy v no has q cousin who has valet
just like = hero in Robert W. Cham
bors serial.
oh, Marjorie knows the world! She!
been to tango teas at some of the
smart hotels and one or two OF the
women she saw there were really
eh---er-ah-wsli.i 1t makes Marjorie
blush just to think of 1t. And, once
at a dinner. the man who took her n
to the table had had too many cock
The Washington times., 1915-09-15
ADVICE TO GIRLS
BY Annie Laurie

where was working and tried
to meet me.
saw her on the boat. but tried
to keep from meeting her by
pretending did not see her, and
the two girls she was with. 1t
was no use. for they came over
friend. and stood near me for
some minutes. When l saw they
did not mean to leave until they
had been introduced I spoke to
Just before the wharf was
reached asked her II she would
Eirl with her said, YES, she viii
20 with you. and I will 90 with
your. friend" We will meet you
Sunday evening"
! have never had much to do
with young ladies. My mother
d, told me to 20 to the place of
home ask If could not call. I
then sent = letter asking II I
could call, hat 1t was returned
unopened. wish you to print
this as I may leave the city any
day to go to work, and wish her
Judge me for what I am not.
What shall ] do in case /
should meet her before ! leave?
]. r. 8.
think that YOU have done all
that there Is to do, and I see no
further necessity for you to attempt
to renew your acquaintance with
the girl, IL vou do not wish It,
Perhaps the mother of the girl in
question will see this. and change
her opinion Of you. now that she
knows the facts In the case better.
Miss Laurie tutil toelcome letters Of IN
'airy on subjects Of feminine tntere,
rom young Uomen readers of TAI
'dper, and piH reply to them IN thes
ol,tnins. They should be addressed
Ier care, this office.
Copy't. 1915. by Newspaper Feature Service
The Washington times., 1915-09-15
A Poor Substitute.

Robert, the four-year-old son OF =
scientific man. had lived in the country
most Of his short life. One day caller.
wishing to make friends with the little
fellow. took him on hts knee and
asked: Are there any fairies In your
woods here. RobeYtr'
NO." responded Robert promptly:
but there are plenty Of edible funso."
Youths Companion.
The Washington times., 1915-09-15

Dear Annie Laurie: I have been
keeping company with a young
man for the past two years until
about a week ago. He has been
out of employment nearly year,
and my people obJcr; to him on
this account. so last week ! ad-
vised him to discontinue his at
ent employment. He has given
me several valuable pieces OF
JeWeiry. and for this reason dis
like to discontinue our friendship.
I think a great deal Of him. and
am sure he thinks the same of
me. Would you advise me to al
low him to call again?
I.U RAE.
IL can say Is, the young
n man can't have very much
push II he. will allow
year to pass without Sc
curing a position of some sort. OF
course he may be skilled In some
trade that has been damaged by the
war--that very usefui bogey-but
there is the fact of the whole year
Of unemployment staring you in the
face.
Was there an engagement existing
between you? Otherwise, you should
not have accepted valuable jewelry
from him. YOU know.
l am not going to attempt to tell
you whether or not to give the young
man up entirely. because don't
know the circumstances. and there
may be some reason you DO no.
know or have not told me that pre-
vents the man from working.
-
Miss Annie Laur!e-Will you al
low me space enough In your coll
umn to give a few facts In an
swer to the letter from A. r. c.,
whom ] think l know? ! have
never sought an introduction TO
her. but tried to keep from meet .
ARS her when she was down near
The Washington times., 1915-09-15
Women Candidates In Kings.

Women CandidAfeS In kings.
It Is quite possible that after this
election, the election of next No
vember, the Socialists will not have
the monopoly Of woman candidates
for public office. II the suffrage
amendment wins. both great parties
will have to name one or two
women. But for 1915 the monopoly
holds good.
Mrs. Anne c. Wright. named BY
the Socialists for county clerk. the
first woman who ever ran for that
office, made her reputation when she
ran for Congress in the Ninth dis
The Washington times., 1915-09-15
What They Say About Us
Pertinent Interests of Women AS Viewed
By Editorial Writers of the Newspapers
Pertinent Interests of Women AS Viewet

district. Like Miss Feigenbaum.
she has still to make . record as q
vote-getter.
We believe these women aspirants
to office are worthy persons. who
have the good Of the community.
as they see It. in view. That their
conception OF what Is the good OF
the community 10 not different from
that entertained by the men Of
their party faith. Is a safe guess.
No woman. we may imagine, will
ever attempt to rewrite the creed
Of Karl Marx.-Brooklyn Daily
Eagle.
May Irwin's Laugh House."
We are. 1t seems. to have . Laugh
House" which. 1t may be ex-
planned. IL an institution entirely
distinct from what the ribsld know
AZ the funny house." 1t Is simply
the name which genial May Irwin
plens to give . new playhouse.
which. according to report. she will
construct here.
Ever should the project never pro-
gress beyond the stage OF press
agentry, where 1t now reposes. the
buxom comedienne will have done
service in suggesting so piquant a
nj me. The comic spirit has not been
much abroad Of late and Miss Ir-
wins scheme Of theater devoted
comes enjoyabiy sequent upon sea-
son Of histrionic gloom.
Also q feature OF the Scheme
whereby sucking playwrtghts at the
universities are to be encouraged to
write plays for tho new enterprise.
is not without possibilities. II may;
and doubtless will. mean frishtful
cutpouring Of fedsling humorists
but then In the brood may be found
one or two At to write that most
elusive thing, q good comedy.-Even-
Ing Telegraph. Philadelphia.
Mr.. Taft Buffers No Parsnips.
The kind words written by ex-
President Taft on the subject Of
woman suffrage are butterinG no
parsnips for the November festival
which will follow a suffrage victory
In this State. The criticisms print
ed in the Evening Ledger are at one
in their opinion Of Mr.. Taft's policy
OF waiting hopefully for little while
and then waiting for a little while.
MIR. Taft, like many casual observ-
ers, believes in votes for women
until the propagandists start to talk
He is brougE: back to the fold when
the antts begin. But all through II
see this thing in the decline Of my
years. Tomorrow please-or w
day-or a little later"
Very properly. the suffrag gists say,
"Nonsense! II suffrage is good
fs'i Sd tT as sc Ss Sef las: 81 Sssh sps t.s
women being prepared, that 10 an
endless process.-Evening Ledger
Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1915-09-15
GER Shoe Away Flies
Dut Szvdt Them and Keep
Disease From the Home
BY DIR. LEONARD KEENE HIRsHBERG.
tCopyrieht 1915 by Ncwspa per Feature Service Incl

receptac!es. a law against open garbage
reccptacles and outhouses. as well ns
AGAINST barnyards near human habita-
tons: residuum oil. Kerosene and borax
mixed with all manure-the pet homes
of fly eggs and embryos--and dishes
with formalin and water scattered
about the house. should soon or late
put the house fiy where the dodo and
ichthyosaurus are.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06
Ser 1saG Yrscmpsls.

Sie %bcloenboite lange @~ertbeibi.
9ing Der guli5iid)en Seitung gegelt
Die pielen bartn1figen Moiienun,
ltilrnle Der Ri,iien reibt lid, ebenbiir.
zig llnb rlbmppQ an Die nidt lanec
Heibe bon 9%elngerungen iibcr 100
Gage, Die III ben Innalcn Der &rieas.
geid)ihte perSpihnet iiuo. Scboito.
pol muroe BAG Gage BON Sen Ruiicn
gebalten, fiel bann Ollrd] Sturm.
San5ig muroe 319 Gage bon ben
6ran3olen eebalten, fapitulierte
1913, Sort Mrthltr ml,rbe 221 Gage
bon Den Riiien gebolten, fopitulicrte
1905, 8raiibeil5 mlroe 1856 Suge
Don ben PreuBen gebalten, nid)t ge.
nommen, 9ars Dlrbe 1862 Gage oon
Den Siirfen gebalten, fapitulierte
1856, Tlemna milroe 142 Gage boz,
Den Siirfen 9ebolten, fapitulierte
1877, aolel murbe 1873 Gage bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06
5reimaurerei NIB 9plitit in lirusmaD

Sn Der Hepublit llruauon, 10 leien
mir in DER .Siipb. 9oni. @orreip.-
(Nr, 20), lift Die Sreimanrerei INFO
melt eircn eroben @inIluB auf Die
pffentltdlen Ingele9enbeiten aus, oils
ptele 2oeenmitslieber bpbe Stdutss
dmter befleiben. Sn elmer aroSen
@eriammlune bon 9ogenpertreterr
aus Dem 9an5en Sarbe lit ndmlif i'm
Arg. Sngbl." funbeegeben porben.
bab Der neueetpdblte Grdiibent ST..
Giera nu6 Der Ganbtbnt Der 8reimnus
ret bon llrugunp lei. ST.. 0iera be-
fleibet Elm bpbes @hrenomt in Der
uru9uabiiden 2%oeenipelt. 3asielbe
lit nit DEM bisberi9en 1rdiibenten
Battle ber Soil, Der als sobn zines
@anfees elm niitbenber SeutIfenbuHer
lit unb in ieiuem 2eibblatt Ct Sia"
mobre Srgien bes Sentidenbaiies
feiert. Sa Battle cine &reatur Der
Scr. Staoten lit unp Iaes tbut. ipas
bieIe ipplen, mub I'm 10 fpmiifer Der
Heinfaa b%eriibren, ben Battle i'm ppris
gen Sabre erlittcn bat llnD Der II,
jeoem monarf,iihcn Stoat ben betrefs
fenben Staatsmonn unm09lih ges
maht bate. CT bate ndmlid Die Gins
erfcnnln9 Suerta's auf einem Sofus
ment unterid)rieben unb an Suertn
ab9eianbt, als Die lInion bieie Iners
tennun9 perluei9crte. Ga lieB Der
Trdiioent burh ieinen Woniterr 81
0ia" Dffentltd) erfldren, Die Gnerfens
nling Suerta's berube nuf einem Gerz
ieben (D, Bonn CT babe bns Sofus
ment, pbne es gcnau au5uicben unb al
leien, nit elmer Wenee anOerer inter
ifrieben!! Die 9an5e Sreiie lirns
gIdp's unb Der u~mliegenben Srtidnfs
ten moGte iih iiber bieie 9lamnge Dee
Yrdiibenten luitie. nber CT blieb! -
Battle bat audi ldnuntlidle fird)iifer
Seiertnse abgcltaift nno burd
Sportsfeite fir Hineen, @niicr, &ritet
H.. (. NJ. eriebt. ge5eifnenb fir Die
9riiberIidfeii Der nru9uapiihcn Sreis
molirerei lit, bns er ieinem erlpdblter
o8ruber" Hadfplser Viera ipirnc4
ieinb lit unb 8lane ihmieben iolL
helicn TegierunBsantritt 81 perbin-
bern. 8rnnb: Die Sefiirdtung
@iera ipole ni1ts bon Dem coleftipi.
itiifen 8egierunssipitem piiien, bas
Battle einfubren mod)tel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06
Gr5biihpf Wpra iiber bic Gage in
Werifp.

Ser bohp'ite Serr grSbiifof Sole
Naria 0iord y Del Rio befinbet lid
iebt i'm aloiter Der llriulinen in Nerp
Orleans. Ser ourh Summer nnb
Gorge friib8eiti9 gealterte airhenfiirit
id)ilbert Die Gage in Weerifo ols iins
gcmcin trauria unb crwartet feine
Scnerun9 ocriel6en, 10 LANCE Der
arieg III europa nnoauert, ba bieic
uur bon elmer S%ntcrpention aller
0idd)te berbeigefibrt iperOen fpunc.
Ncununbncun6ig YroSent Der Siirger
Oes Sanbcs iino gcgen Den. cluisen
Sruberfrie9 uno meiben pie Hepolus
tiondre. no immer es nnsebt. Die
Hepolutiondrc ieicn etpd 100000
Rann itarf, Tie bdtten ale iibri9en
M%erifarer ibrer @aiieu nno aller
D1ittel az ibrer Sertbeioieung bes
rnubt mn tic ST icbem @iberitanb
unfdbia gemadt. Auh be5pge oieies
aus a~nartiiten uub So5ialiiten Sus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06
Sic engliihc N|bitammnng bcs
Sad)sbnnoes

miro in Der Sonboncr ~2ailp Mail"
bepieieu. @ie in Sranfrcif Der
ocutihe Stdferbuno iett in 9lft
uno 9ann getbon miro, 10 III eng
larlo Der ebeninas edit oeiitidle
rIodl". @egen Den scplalten Mai.
iennloro leBt lid nun i'll Der Gain
Mail" elm 2eier nit Dem gemeiie 5ilr
@ebr, oaB Ger IahsbunO ein-eng.
liid)er Slino lei. Cur 3eit Der Soni.
gin Glllabetb babe man feline, Dem
9ahsbuno Gbnlidc Sunoe oa5ll per.
nenoet, Ben SpieB 81 oreber, IN Dem
@ilb auf ofienem 5eller gebraten
ipl,rOe. Solte lid bieie guiiaiiung
inoeiien nid)t beitdtigcn, 10 6citebe
cine anoere gnnabme: Ger 9ndl lei
I'M Sabre 1850 pom T~rinS.@emabl
ser a6nigin 9iftoria aus Dem 3pin-
ger oes Ser5ogs Don Saflcn.@el-
mar eingeiiibrt worocn. God and
Der Yrin;.@ emobl war %intoler @ciic
Elm Ieuti6er unb Sahien . @elmor
licgt in Ieutihlano. Dan bat MN
berausgeiunoen, baB Der Sahsbuno
einen Der ebeliten unb ulteiteit
StommbGume beiiBt: er lit ihon ob'
aebilbet qls 9ieblineshuno oes So.
MICS Shotmes III. nli bciien Genf.
mai aus Dem Sabre 1000 b. Chr,
limb alp lit er ein Gspptlid,er Suno,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06
Sanf. Nbreic Der Selsier an Iriiibeni
Wilipn.

Cine 9entIdrift on Grdiibeni
@ilion, pies bon un9efdbr picr5ig>
tauienb fliid)tigeu gelgiern, Die lid,
CUR Belt IN 6olanb aufbalten, ses
5ci6net iii, sic ben SnIlf fir Die
Silisaftipu Imerifa's an bic bon,
&riegc unteroriidten Selgier gum
Nisorudc brinet, mllrpe an "a. gpriI
per Tuit nadl &oibin9ton ab9ee
innbt, 9ieie 9enfidrift bat folgens
Den Wortlaut:
.Siei geriibrt burdy bie 8cipciic
pon Spmpntbie, Die Die amerifnnild)c
Nation unauib0rlid, Der ScoDlferunq
gclgicn's felt Musbrld bes aricses
5llthcil perben lieB, unb beipnbers be-
lpcgt burh Die suten &erfe Der nme@
ritaniiden SiIfsfommiiiion in Bel
glen, Die Den 9eitanp bes 9enannter
Bottles iidern, erIud)en Sic Die ieei
in 0ollanb anidiiigen Selsier bieier
Iusbrud hires Sunfes entgegen neh:
men 3u nolen. Siderlid) bdben OH
Seleier in Den Sagen ihrer- Erpipes
ritdt bas nmerifnniiGe @olf aeebrt
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bon lbren Acknowledgment" IN
Tolge BON @ntbebrung, lleberor6el-
Ting uno idled)ter 9ebonolrng itirbt
noer nidt. IS fr1ht fein Sabn bar
nad), uuo idon mallher iltnge Gent.
ider iii fern in oen @iloniiien Ga
naoa's geitorben uno peroorben,
pbne oaB ieine angeborigen unb
Greunoc cine Nbnung baben, lpo
ieine @ebeine peridarrt liegen.
Iesbalb Darren mir aQe bent.
ifen. 1iterrei6iiden mo ungariiher
Irbeiter, altd) menn lie feline Reier.
piiten unO nid)t militdrpilihtig limb,
ii6 unter feiner 9eolngl,ng perleiter
81 laiien, Die canoOiif)e @ren5e 81
ilberihrelten Inn cine periprodene
Stele an5lrtrcten ODER einem Nfonn,
Den lie 5ufoQig baden fennen lerilel
llno Der Iid) oils Sunosmann ausgibt,
nad) Canada 81 iolgen.
Sn ben leBten 5mei @od)en iinO
mebrere Heierpiiten, bon Oelten einiae
i'm Suuptquortiere Der Heierpiitell
bel 9errr glrtbitr Sort, AZ 2. Ii-
piiion StraBe perfebrter, ipllrlos Der
%id]punOcn, unO es uIierliegt feinem
3neiicl, onB iic nnd ben 0ctentions-
lagern I'M noreliden Canada &c.
idlcppt mor0en limo. @er aber elm.
mai BORT lit, Der iii foot iiir ieine
6reunOe, 3. h. 10 lnrge Der ariee
Oauert uno er i~eitgebalten miro,
bringt feline &unoc bon inn beriiber.
Seine 9rieie merOen niht bciorbert,
er lit pon aller @elt a6geid)nitten
nno jd)limmcr bnron, mie Die mirfli.
den ariegsgeia1gencn in europa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06

6reuno, Der 9efoifi5ier an 9oro
6renno, ser Sffisier al 9prb eines
oeutifeu areilSers lit, erbielt, befinoet
6abrt nat ser atlantiihen &iiite
pom Canada, nm BORT miftiee Staote
linO geieitiglln9en 81 bombaroircn.
Ter griei befolio lid, lett Dem "a.
WtGrS untermeas. @ie Scr aapit0u
berihtete, bat CT af)t Gage boz Dem
9ombdrbement pon Scarborousb
uno anoeren StG6ten an Der enali-
id)en &iiite einen 9rici bon %belniel.
ben iSreiino erholten, Der beiagtc. oaB
Die oelltihe Slottc eincn lleberfaa
auf Die ensliihe aiiitc unternebmen
nerbe. ulb er babe oielen ScrldI at-
fGnglih fiir lGferlld) gehaltcn. Sclt-
Dem nber iei er iiber5eugt, oab Der
beabiiftigte lleberfal diii Die cana.
biihe &iiite feine Yfptbe lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06

Den TreuBen gebalten, nid)t genom-
men, Taris wuroe 13t Gage bon Den
S~ran5olen gebalten, fupltIllerte
1871, 9oopimitb mlrbe 119 Gage
BON Den Gn9ldnoern 9ehalten, nift
genonmen, Siliitro miroe 112 Gage
bon ocn Siirfen geboltcn, nid)t &C.
non1men 1923. Intperpen mlirbc
TO Gage Don ben Sron5oien gebal-
ten 1914. Damn ger1llmt, &ohlenj
mlrroe 100 Gage bon Den IreitBell
gehalten 1907, ridt genommen.
Seliort pllr0c 105 Gage Don Den
S~run5oien gebalten 1871, fapitu-
licrte. Ingegen mdbrte Die 9ela9e-
ritng bon Mteb 1910 MIR 20 Gage,
Die. bon StrnBburs 46 Gage. llno
pie Notwithstanding fitr5 Die @ela-
gerlingcn oeiltiherieits iii Dem ae9en.
p1riigen ariege bis iest Daren, lit
6efannt.
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8eifihtlidc &enntninc amcrifan.'
iher giirgcr. &anoioaten.

Sic gitten alten 3eiten, no irgcno
Elm Yolitifer eincn aluslGnber ulb
rpenti er nod 10 grim mar, beim slrm
nubr,, in's @erift brodIte unb SIT
einem 9iirger Der Ser. Staoten ma
d)en lieB, pbne oab' Der Sanbibat
mcbr 5l iagen bruud)te ais Gin bol.
bes oueeno Worte ODER aud) gar
feins, iinb porbei.
Seute muB 10 ein giirgerl6airss
aanolout Elm regelred)tes gramell hes
iteben, mub belueiien, bab er in Der
@eihitte- oes 2anoes, beIien 9iirgcr
er merOen mid, eenl,g beid)lagcn IL.
lin 81, lpiiien mie Der YrGiibett leiBt,
mer Der critic Tr1itOent mar, mie piele
Staaten Die Union bot, ntie Die Ha-
tionolilnege ausiie6t, no Der Con.
greb rno Die Stautslegislatur lid
periulnmeln, nee Der 9tdhiplger bes
ErGiibenten i'm 5~pbesfnlle miro, nle
lange Ser Sermin zines 9unoes.Se
1ators bnliert ull0 10 lpeiter.
so iono oenn aud nelilih i'm
Spe5ialtermin oes reme.8 erif)'
tes in @lbnnp, q. g.. Dor Hid)te!
Saplor cine Eriiiung BON aanbibo.
ten itatt unb 81 bon linen, Die biz
Eriifune beitonoen, muroen einga
ldJporen uno fonnen bereits noditel
Serbit mablen. Cine An5abl abe
ipllroc Sltriifgemieien, meit ibr,
aenltniiie Ser nncrifuniidcn &c
id,id)te bod gar 5u liifenbnft mar
Ginige Intmorten mnren ref]t into
reliant l,no poQ mnfrcimiaiscl .&u
mors. Gum 9eiiplcl mlrbe ciiler De-
aanbiSaten gefragt:
Y@ie beiBt Der Trdiioent Der Ser
Staaten?"
.@iliam 9rpon." e~rtsegrete e
prompt, perbeiierte lid nber raid
uno iagte: .9ilp Srnbnp!"
,&einer bon beiben," iprdd) Dc
Tid)ter. .periud's nod e~ilunol!."
,@ilion!"
rSttmmt. llno rper mar Trulioe1
Dor @ilion2"
George @aibington!!"
Gas itintnt 5mar, oenn @aiI
ington mar Ser erite ErGiioent.
iprof Der GidJter, nuber id] moQt
piiien, mer Dor @ilion Traiioen
mar. Nun2"
n5beooore Gooiepeit!"
o9tein."
rSulSer."
ngith nid)t."
Ter SanOiout lfiittelt per3pciiel
ben aopf mo brunmte: n9anl
weiB ids nift."