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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-05
Die Trcibeit Set Mcere.

Gus groBe @ort bon scr Ireibeit
Der Wecere, bas Eraiioel1t @ilion in
lei1rer lebten gepte altgepanot fat,
itDBt nidt mn III 9entldIonb ollf ul1=
%glaltbige gemiitber. ss(l11 mcite &rciie
Oes amcrifaniid)et Bottles iino Sic
lent praiioelltldnftliden @orte gegell=
|ilber iebr lfcptiih. abate1t, 1lidt
Nsorte lil1o 1totftpe11oig, I'M Ser @elt
5lt ~belpeilenL 0ab M1l1erifa mirflid)
nod aden Hidttngelt fit bicle 6rei=
Dett Ser Meere 5t erffaiimpfm lud)t.
9as ~bisberige 8erbalten u11lerer
&egierl1ltg beoeltet ei11 poliges Ser
iagen, iomeit Sic britiiden Mnl1la-
Bl1l1gen 5ltr See in @etradt fon1r1ell.
lm mir bitten gu bead)telL 0aB bies
nidt efrpa mir Bic g1litdt Set 0eutl6=
Mmerifaner tit, ionoer11 a,1dy ieater
areile, bic bon irgeno meld)en pro-
oelltid)en 8efiiblen fret liiltb. &id6ten
|iid) nidt sic Gbicagoer Gciidbarone,
Ole 9altlmollittereiien Ser 5iioltaa=
ten nl1b Die St1pprtel1re BON Seem
Dorf bel l1rierer Hegierlntg lett Mo=
aotel1 bariiber beflagt, 0aB England
ibrc 6a1toelstbatigfeit it Ser millfiir=
IidNten Meiie lmterbinoet inns l1l1=
mogltG madt? Iieie @eIdgiftsfreiie
baden babel lpeoer Sic l1nteritiisllng
Der 8el1tlden 11o6 Ser Mlliirtel1 int
Ml1gc. Sfbl1en lit leoiglib baran ge-
legel1, 11ad) lpie bor ibr @eidaft gu
betretben. Sic miilien allo a1s mabr=
baft ll1parteiilde 3el1gen betradtet
tperoel1. sic iino bel mebr als elmer
@elegelrbeit irt @aibington porltellig
geaporbelt, 1,lll tSie Megierr11g SIT be-
ipegelt, fit mabrbafte Sreibcit ser
Meere n116 8eieitigl1l1g Ser britiiden
|Gpralr11ei eil15ltreten.
9is SIT 6ielem Ml1genblif bat iid)
Die Gegierlt11g IN @aibin9to1t 11iht
oa5lt altfraffcn fonl1el1, NIT england
Gin crnitbaftes @ort 81 reoe1t. Mle
Sdarfes inns ghroffbeit, oere,t a1nlere
Staatsllal111er fabig ii1to, lit Berlin
gegel1iiber berausgefebrt mproen.
gsah @on6ol iil1o MIR Sic be11fbar
1nilOel ten Notelt obgegaltgelL in Sc
1lelt ma11 ltb imller el1tiduloige1 5l1
miiIle1i glaltbte, fir bie MnnaBu1,g,
on Die britiide Megierlll1g NIT 6pr-
oerlll1gen Bcral1olttretcll.
@lei6 Die erite gfote, Sic lebten
8inter Qlt 0el1tld)lono abgeididt
lpnroe, gefiel iid III lhroffen @en-
0nlt9elt, mabrclto Sic SIT gleider 8eit
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-05

Sic gllliirten Iheil1cn an Sen
9ar0anellen apie0er in idpperen SEQ
tbelt 81 lein: 2onopn mcloet, Die Cir
fen idollen lpieoer NIT ldNperer Mau-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-05

- @erl1 Sen slaiirten tire berr6-
Mni6lage gel1lngen mdiren,
miir0en lie 1ib gar 1lidt Sic Mfiibe
geben, lie Geutihlallo beltall0ig in
bic Sdn6e 81 idiehen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-05

mad 2onbon 6irigirte Notc MIR sic
ianiteiten 5lotentol1e iiber oas grobe
'@nlier 6audte.
gnergii9 lit nnIere Hegierltng MIR
g%erooroen, ne1n es lid1 barum ban=
oclte, sic MafIen= uro Munitions-
tronsporte fir sic aaiirten nit Sen
|2eibern amerifaniider @ollagiere 5u
|i6iise1t. SIT sic BON ur1s perlangte
6reibeit Der Weerc nihts meitcr, ais
|bieies Nedt Ben glQiirten @affen 5lt=
51id)iden uno bieIe Iransporte onrdJ
Mlitlmbme. bon Mmerifnnern 81
|iidern2
Mir 6abcn oas g%ertra,,er1 Derlo=
rem, SAB bic Megierlmg in Maibing=
ton lobne madtigen 9rud BON 5eiten
oes an1erifanilden Bottles sen INT
parteiiid)en Meg linden fanr.
4ub bie ndhite Note nod 2o11oon,
merm iiberbaltpt cine 5uitanoe fon1n1t,
|oiirfte cine G11ttaltidung iein.
Die Treibeit ser Meere - fir
@roBbritalnien, u1o crit ourd Sic
8naoe @roBbritomiens fir Mmeri=
ia. Dos iii oie Nolitif Moibing=
tons.
gnglono meiB oos nno uro oaber
Bic lebte mnperi damte 9eote
|Sir @reps, a11f Die nllr cine Mnt=
mort mogli6 lit: Ias 8erbot Ser
Mhluitions- linb @aifenallsfrbr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-05

Der 3ar. min feline @al1ptita0t
nod Dem SS1alterl oes 2annes perle=
ger, MennI esri llod} etma5 martet
miro Si115et1bnra ibn BET oem lln15ll.
sc jeoenfolIs bebilflih lein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-05

eillbarltngen trifft, ooer NIT oert 9fe=
gierungell 11eutraler 2a1roer Glalte
ldntieOet, INN n1lieren @o11ocl labm=
3lrlegett, oalnit Gnglanb lei1e slb1idt,
eilt altberes Card 3l erobern, poer
al s5lrblt1gerlt, pernirfliden fonne?
9eoh INNER fabrt gnglano ols
Scrrl6erit 5ltr gee fort, I'M ERE
PSdiffc al1 fapcr11, Oie 2a0ung peg5l1-
ltebntelL nit unlercl1 @differn Inn
Mlf9a6e ibrer nationalen Ned)te gu
feili6e1t, nut rlelitralel1 2alroerll
5pcds ginid)ranfu11g Der @e5ie6ung
bon @aarel1 5lt b%erbanoeln, Die 8rei=
le nnierer galmipolle, nnieres @e-
treioes, &llpfers, 8iebes uno Mebls
0llrh sic glpdaoe lll1ieres Sonoels
Dera65nicben.
timer &olf ioute init offcnen slu=
gen 6ieie @nnblungen gnglanos be-
tradten l1nb onnn sic in 9bilqoel=
PHO alt A. Sssl1li 1776 ppm GongreB
a1lgeaolr1l1ete Observation-Disclosures
ftarnns leien.
Die IN ser 9llnoes5al1ptitaot in
engliiher gprade erldeinenoe
uWalbingto1t Goit" lit cine ser 1peni=
gen anglo : am%erifal1iiden 3eitu1lgen,
meld)c often llnb nlannbaft gegelt Die
|%2id6eOienerei n1ierer gegentpartigen
gtroes Gegierul1g ENGLAND &C.
gerliiber auftritt. Sb aber
Nroiioent @ilion 0iele 3eitl,ng1 Of.
mobl lie in 8aibingtpn ~beransgcge.
ibe1t miro, je gu @eiid1t befom1t, er-
id)eirtt llns 5tpeifelbaft. 9rdiioen1
@illon's 2eibblatt lit sic 2pnoone1
.Gimes". l1no sic lit natiirIid mil
%iei1er mebr als %ipn0er6aren uRclttra=
|litat" bollfomt1en einperltanben. l1ni
Dos geniigt linn. Den Mniidfel1 zines
in Der glmoesbdllptlta0t %erideinelt.
Ioen amcrifani d) Gu 8lattes
legt er feline @eoeutltng bei.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-05

- Die Rltiien leser iett tire ga,1=
Sc Soffnlt11g allf &itdeners uIrei
Millio1ten Irn1ce". 9ulo al1f ~
II idts! II
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-05
2cict Sic Observation-Disclosures
Soft

giele Monatc lang babelt l1niere
8anmpolpflan5er, umi ere @etreioes
ltlO 8teblieferanten, 11nlere SSleild)-
pader, ole Gigentbiimer Ser allpfer-,
.Sinf- ltno 8lciminelL lopie Diele
olroere 4roolt5enten1 6abrifarrtel1,
&atf(eltte, 81 lrnb Smporterre ur-
ter Gngla1l0s geer6ltberei 1t16 Gin
51nild)nng in llnlerell &anoel nit nett
5trale1 2arroern 5l1 leiben gel)abt. 9ie
s%geltrebut1gen eben 0ieies 2altoes,
ben 9anoelsnubcn ulrlerer @llt1belt
in S6peOerL Morlpege11, &oaanb,
|9anerrarf nno Ser Sdpeis, alle
l1elttrale, ll%na6ba1rgige, NIT gl,glaro
1olpobl ipie NIT inns al1f freunol1aft=
lid]en15SllBc %itebelroe1l 2anoer, gu fir
sen, ibne1 cine felte @ren5e a1 5ie-
ben, fino enfidJieoen idd0li6 fiir u11-
|leren &anbel ult0 1,ltgeredt gegclt-
ilber I'M ierem goIfe, iomic cine Ser
lesl1ng Der Hedte lni ereS 2allbcg
ltnO ser ieoer Ser aroelen genoul1ten
Nationen.
Menn in ser oipIonatiidcn
|Sprad)e ser Mltsbrltcf uunfrcu11olide
9anollt1g" allge1pallbt miro, 10 iii
moalidbermeiie mirh ,,,iare mao;o.
RING es nidt fir rutbiam eradtelt,
I0er englild]e11 9feaicru11d mits11thci=
Lien. 6,S iip i, Sep maa,,,h,,,s ,,,,ia-
rer gdiffe a;nen ,,,iira,,,,Sg;mo arf4
er6Iif. ihoh Sic hpTrih;aa,,Sa ,,,a M
|iekmiSrioe ,Ginn1iich,,ra i, ,,,,ior ss
!SorlSpl NIT ne,,tro1sr o3,,5or', afs
11nfre,,nnIihpr SRI on,,ajeha,, m,;;rSa
lboR 11nternonST,,noe, mil ,c,,traTsn
aanbern. Sie ,1nlere asraS,,ftp -, i'm.
|pprtiren nii11id6en, hiniid,tlih ci,,a,
l,ginihranfu1la ibrer an 1lus nerid,tc.
ton Wsonrp,o,,ftraon o;,,a,, ,,n.n,pS
Ifdell SIT 6aritelteI1. a6er ,,,ier MnIf
erfIart often inns %11od,Sr;ifIih onr
lpIdle .Sn116I1nncH MA ]m,foir1 an.
aered1t' unfrelInSIih ms 1,nprtrSSa.
Lid.
mos fir ci,, 02ed,t ho+ gnoro,,S
o0n0ern mic fach,neacn 9So,,neaa11
lSnI1on6. I1r1en1orf nNer irap,1neeinpr
onbpren Motinn nnr1,,irhre;6p,, mic
|pieI Ileiidl. mo,rnnnoI(e a,1hfrr. a..
treiSe' ,gSphI nSar Spois Sic j6etref
feu6e Station pnn o15ere,, 1e,,troIen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-05

aus 5alle miro beridz
tet: n9uitof nagel", Der betannte Naz
turmenid, Ser in Mrenb5ee in Der
Mltmart Elm toDuii6es Daiein fiibrt,
%barbauptig uno barfibig, NIT entblDBe
tenn SbertDrper unb nalIenbem
5auptbaor berumlduft, unb ]i9 bon
aobftOpfen, Rettihen unb Riiben
adhrt, ION nun aud 5olbot nerben.
llnldngit mubte er li9 por Ser Musz
hebung5tpmintiiiun in Magoeburg
iteuen, no lem io%noerbarer Muf3ug
aagemeines Mufieben erregte, guitaf
nagel bebauptete 5par, .er lei fursfi9z
tig uno mine cine blale 8riIle tras
gen, aber Der unteriuaenoe Sberitabsz
ftabsarst batte folde 6ret1oe an benz
pra4ti9 9etpa6ienen gebrdlnten Ra<
turmeni9en, 0ab er i'm bod fir gez
iunb unb felbbienitfdbig ertIdrte.
ysuitaf" nirb alfo @olbat ueroen,
itatt 5eines @9urses hes aDnigs Nod
tragen unb mod anbere Nabrl1ngsz
mittel als RohIfDpfe, Metti9e uno
Riiben gu fid nebE;en miihen. Seine
SABINE nit Der 4ufIdrift: i'd tpmz
me gu eud in friben" miro er aller~
oings ben 3ettperbdltniHen entfprez
heno 81, 5alfe laFen miifen.
@inen neuen grlperbs.
5tpetg Bat Der aries ben 5rouen
in Der @!robbutfabritatipn eridlpfz
len. Die 9trobbutfobriten arbeitez
ten bisber 5umeiit nit %ausldnoi.
i6em 6ilfsfrdften, Die nit Iuss
bru9 res 8rieges auseefdaltet tpers
ben mubten. SIN @erfpls bie{er
@adlase bot Die 2eiterin Der Sol
ner 9erufsberatungsitele, Srdulein
b. DUNN, bereits i'm Spdtberblt po<
rigen Sabres ben @taat. rno Die
5tnbt R0ln. angerest, eine Saees-
fadidulef fir @trobbutndberinner
at errtbten. Ser aurfus bauer
5tpet Monate; ;.ss nerben iebesma4
nur 20 9diilerinnen 3ugelaHen.
Mm i. Sanuar %tpnnten bereits Bic
eriten aussebiIpeten5 trpbbutndberine
nen in bic Sabriten entianbt pere
ben. Mie n8ie Sroa" mitteilt, tDn>
nen es aeiibte @trpbbutndberinneu
in Der attproorbeit ouf 70 bis 100
Wort Wodenperpienlt bringen. Die
III bielem Minter nlseebiIbeten Mrs
6eiterinnen perbienen bellte i6pn 80
40 Marf pD9entlid). 8ereinaelt
tpmmen all6 Sale Dor nit einem
Bodenberbienft BON 100 Mart. OIL
lerbings 1T bic @trpbbutndberei
Saiionarbeit, 10 bob einige Mpnas
te 8erbienit i'm Sabre a~usfalen.
Srpboem 1T lie cine perbdltnismas
big gut besablte Mrbeit, unb ba
lie al16 ols Seimarbeit ms5ufiih<
rem 1T nod sriinbtider @inorz
6eitana IN Der 6abrit nirb ben Ndz
esrinnen Mrbeit nit nod 5auie ees
sebsn 10 oiirfte iib hermit man.
der ariegerpitpe cine lpbnenoe unb
germ ssiibts @rtpsrbsarbeit auftun. !.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-05
GplitiidJc ,tnO nnpDlitiidJe
ManOglpHcn.

- @eltn Sen alliirten lire berrd-
Mnidlage g%el1lngen lpdiren,
miir0en tic iib gar nidt sic Miibe
geben, lie 8eutId}lallo beltalloig in
Die Sdr6e 81 id)iehen.
- Die R1tiie,t icben ictt tire ga1=
sc Soffnl1llg altf &itd)eners u8rei
Wiuiollen slrr1ce". Mlip anf -
nidts!
Sic 9luiirten ld,eillel1 an Sen
Iorbanellen apieOer in lblperen ND=
tbelr 5l1 iein: 2olroon mcloet, Die Cir
fen ldoiien lpieoer nit ldNpcrer Mu-
nitiplt..
Gin omerifaniiher ugcobobter"
erflart, sic belltide Strategic orbeite
o5lt langiam"", Gen Rl,llen ihcint5
5 Ii I d) a ns nj dt o!
Ser 3ur min leille @al1ptlta0t
nod Dem Sn1terll 0es ,2annes perle=
GET. Me1nI eeri llpd} etpas martet,
mfrs, @inbelburra iFpn bei oan llnn5u-
|se jeSenfaus bebiliIid iein.
--Nie Nltiien meroen.e s bas nddl=
Ute Wsial beIlera gnad)er, Gas iagten
mir in ser 5daale aad, lhe1l INNER,
lpcr1n mir eitalausgenildt befamen.
!. rat
@ersnilfi0 il, Hl1Blol1o bon
|id)lebter iopa1tider Mlrnition ipre-
|d)elt, menl1 es, 1pie iid jebt beral1s=
ltelt, nor 5ebn ESabren erbelltete rlti-
|iilde Wufition tilt.
@on Msl1rard @itanrn1t Ser Sins.
iprud oNeltt h eiltem 9anbe
|5d1edtes apitltid,en iollte, 10 mare es
|eine @eaierl'1g bon Nroieliorelt."
- @enn es mabr iii, mos oas
ISpridpport iaat, 0nB sic 9iige bie ct.
ite staffel sum @olgel1 lit, oalm folr-
ne1 Msquitb nlto @erollel1 lloh etlpas
!crleben.
Ser rniltid)e @eneraIiiiimus
|id)eint iid) allf Oet II d d it Miid-
5ltg. bor5ilbereiten; petersburg mel.
BET, CT arbeite an eillem l1cllell &c.
nialel1 &riegsplan.
Sir geriebelte @eidaftslellN
batte lnar1 sic Sopaller ldolt INNER
gcbalten, abcr 11iel1allo bate ignel1
ben Sltn1or %5ltgetrallt, Oob lie ben
nelten ru1iidcn 6relln0en bic ib1er
int &riege nbge,lonmlelre edit ruiii.
ide" Ml11itio1t fir tbeures @elo 81;
riidltcfer1 miirGen.
@ei Ser feierlidpn G%roff1mlnq
6es rltiIiidcn Garlaluel1ts mltr0t
erlrit ltr0 fcierlib 0ie Geriiderllllo
abgcaeben, oub Nolen cine iclbitalloi.
sc Gegierrllg crbalten mer0e. 9aE
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-05

biele 8rof(amation gera6e ait berlel-
fben 3eit crfolgt, ba Die Guilen aus'
Bolen 'berausgelporfen meroel1, lit mo-
tiirli6 lebiglib einem nefiiden 3u-
fal 3n8nidreiber,
- Ser Nraiioent bot jid on sic
mittel- nllo characterization DC
pltblifen gelpa11ot, oanit lie ibm fell
fen, IN Merifo Sic SrSnllrg mieber
ber5uitelen. W2it al1oeren @orte11,
ct fat lie etngclaoen, ben aarrdin aug
Dem Dred 5n aieben1 in oe1t lie i'm
I11i6t gefabren baben. sSn5miidJan Ell
len t0ie notbteibenoen Merifaner
'@ras, 1llr ibren @unger gu itiaen.
ntlo olles nur besbalb, neil man iib
in @aibitgton ieiner5eit barauf per-
|biiIm batte, @l1erta 'Oiirfe nidt Nra=
|1t0ent bon Merifo Iein.
Der .b0aige 3liuhlmer1bruh
oes Hod Sslanb 5DIter1s, lpeld)es
icet gang / soie @dl1oe eines Malien=
Derapalters i%ibergegal1gen lit, eri1tnert
an Die 3eit, als oas ugroBe gelhaftt"
III @liif6e NOR nno Der nnbez
hranfte Sn6ipiDunlis=
M II 5 lei1te Irinmpp feiertc, inbem
er Die offe1tliden getriebe nit Sbul-
Den ii6erlaItete uno bas gplf nit
%mertbloien Mftien betrog. Nftie1t bcs
Hof Sslano 5pltems, sic SIT 80 per-
fault lpuroen, baben iett ei1len Month
|neaen Mertb DON eil1em Iollar. Wil-
|liar0en BON Collars fms nerlorelt ge=
ga1lge11, 81 Sic Nod Sslallb rlid)t Sic
eil15ige NOR, Sic in lolder @etie pom
II Del d ranften Sn0iD 10 IL
|alismns ousge6eutet pllr0c.
Die Nem Dorfer Sun" 5iebt
lben Grofellor Meper, ben befal1rtel1
feltilden 5orider, 0urdJ bie @eGel
mcgen leiner 8emerfu11g, BOB Der
Eralibent 1T leinem 0erbalten gegen
Ieutid)lano nidt oie ofientlide Mei=
11lt11g o1eles 9alloes butter 11h bot.
6riib uto frei bebauptet oie SIM"
oaB Oas @egcntbeil Ser aSall lei unb
0aB oie Geutlden Sic @abe belaBet,
allies fali6 81 perite0e1t. 3emnad
n1uB sic SIM" Der Mnlidt Iein, 0aE
Die 9a1n11poapflan5er, Die pom Hl1in
beOrobt iino, Oen Eraiiocntel1, Ser oie.
ien N11in perarlaBt, als ibre1 Girls.
Ter preiien; oaB oie 5armer, Oie lire
Ero0ufte MIR bortbin ididen biirfen
100 gngla1to es erlaubt, Ben 9raiiOel1.
ten aIs notionalen lScto %teiern; oaf
.0ie Snporteltre, be1ter oas @elhaf1
burh gtgla1ros Willfiir nerSorber
miro, Sen Yraiibenten bafiir loben
Gbatiade III, SOB Der gall5e Sii0er
nn6 Ser 9anae @eltcn bic Eolitif oeSS
NrqjiDelte1 auf5 Grtldiebenite miB
binigt, bob ielblt I'M Often allBer6alt
Mol Sfreet, oisls Nolltit feines 81!
ltmn1ltl1g fi1rSa.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-05

@ei ser feierlid)en Gr0ffrnms
6es %rl1iiiidcn 4arlaruel1ts m1roe
erlit ltlr0 fcierlib oie Geriiderltng
abgcgebelt, oab Nolel1 eille lclbital1oi-
sc Gegierlll1g crbaltel1 meroe. 3uB
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-20
Possible Glory of Obscure Lives

five talents nor only one, but tw
talents; what can we do to make lif
truly great and truly beautiful
/ want tonight to present a ples
for the commonplace, while l speal
to you of the possible glory of OBJ
scure lives.
Our Lord cared very little for tha
which was startling. Nowhere IL
the brilliant man singled out by
Him and placed as pattern on &C
count Of his brilliancy. Though He
himself performed miracles, It was
because He could not help it. Being
the Son of God He acted like the
Son Of God. But He always refused
to perform them for their own sake.
, Every miracle of our Lord was SER
mon in motion. And SO he was de-
spised and rejected of men. "Who is
He?" A nobody; only a carpenters
! son, after all. His very brethren be-
lieve not on Him. And He claims
to be prOyhet. We will drive Him
out of the city,"
The old story! Ye never see that
which is great where God would
have us look for it in that which is
familiar; the commonplace; that
which is just around us in our
street. or our homes, our little lives.
Even the heavens look grander when
we go to Europe to see them; and
we never cease talking about the
Italian sky, and the moon of Venice.
We seldom think that the old
motherer with her hands all wrink-
led is as great as the queen of Eng
land, but she is. We seldom think
that the old farmer with bronzed
countenance and horney knuckles,
who has brought up a whole family
for God, is as great as Napoleon, but
he is. And we say who is He?"
Nobody; His father a carpenter and
His people, are they not all with
us?" verify | say unto you in the
kingdom of God many who are first
shall be last, and the last shall be
first; for He that turned the world
upside down. because it was wrong
side up hath come hither also. and
He teaches that laying aside all
other tests tearing them off as we
would the husks of the corn, when
we reach the very kernel of truth;
He teaches US that success in life
does not lie in its miracles; the 10
here.' and the 10 there!' With Him
success is faithfulness.
DR.. Bowling closed by urging the !
members Of the graduating class, |
who were now just fronting life, to !
think not so much Of reputation as
Of character. Character" he ex-
sis what a man is; reputa- /
lion is simply what the world thinks
ne is"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-20
THE GERMAN VIEW.
BY Hugo Won Klest.
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Below is list Of the managing d.
rectors Of great American corpora.
tons who are making millions by
the manufacture and sale of guns,
shrapnel, bombs and bullets to the
Allies whose white masters are arm
ing Senegal Negroes, African Turks,
findus and Russian Cossacks for
the purpose Of wiping out the white
race. One hundred and fifty mil
lion German-speaking peoples in
Central Europe, and 21.600,O0O
Americans Of German descent must
never forget the names of these men,
who harvested their blood stained
millions out of the sorrows and tears
OF German widows and orphans.
The lists are taken from the Manual
OF statistics for 1914. We hope that
some of the estimable gentlemen
whose names are given here will be
found to have resigned from these
corporations. Here they are: Beth
iehem Steel Corporation, Charles NJ.
Schwab, chairman and president;
Archibald Johnston, vice-president;
Henry S. Snyder, vice-president; j.
H. Ward, vice president.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-20
(By DR.. Thomas Bowling. }


Ralph Waldo Emerson somewher,
reminds us that LAS a man grows IL
culture, he grows in repose." Per.
haps ii Is because of an increasins
consciousness of strength; for the
strong men are the subdued men
What mean is. that the men who
stamped real character upon that
little country town where YOU were
born; the men who left an inherit
ance of stability in that village
church which you remember so well,
were not boisterous or self-assert-
i've. "They did neither strive nor
cry neither was their voice heard
in the Streets AS scripture puts
it: Their gentleness hath made
them great"
] suppose in the life of our Lord
there is no more striking character
istic. than that of quiet reserve
power. We compare Him with the
worlds heroes, with Caesar, with
Alexander or Napoleon. Their great
deeds SEINE to be the result of great
endeavor; and as we see them out of
breath at last on the mountain top,
touching the pinnacle of fame, we
say: These are the men who strug-
gled up from below"
But YOU will notice that his
mighty works are all done with
composure; as though they were
commonplace things; the chance
grain spilling out of a too full meas
ure, and we stand in silent worship
thinking what might he not do II
he chose" OF Him, we say: This
is He that cometh down from above"
And ii is an old trick of the world
to cruelty this kind of power; for
the worlds surface test is in start
ling effects; the theatrical blue
lights; the miracles which one per-
forms. Otherwise He is only a COM
person; a nobody; man
who Charges men that they shall
not make Him known"
Tonight | speak in behalf of the
worlds nobodies; the men and the
women who do not astonish anyone;
who, following their Master, just
live their quiet lives and then fall
asleep, leaving behind them some
how strength and sunlight, though |
men scarcely know how they did it,
and never appreciate them until |
they are gone.
speak tonight in behalf of the |
men and the women who do no mir
,cles; not the men with five talents
who apparently can do everything
Tor the men with only one talent,
who wrap it in napkin and do
lothing; but the average man; peo-
,le like you and me; just folks: the
men and the women with neither
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-20
THE ALLIES VIEW
By Albert w. Bryce

II is with lordly air of condos
celslon that Germany now avows a
"'liingness to recognize some of the
iishts of neutrals at sea. So far as
'nis is modification of the decree
OF February 4 and an apology for the
crimes that have attended that proc
'amatlon it will be accepted as a
sight indication of returning sanity.
we are to remember, however,
'nat International law is no more
po'eht in protection of neutral ships
'.an II is in safeguarding the lives
" 'hose who, being non-com batants,
.aVei upon the merchant ships of
'ue enemy. Won Tripitz today ad-
lni's that he cannot with his SUBJ
.afihe assassins rule neutral ships
VI the ocean. The same high author
~ which he now recognizes in their
aSe must eventually bring him to
'eaSon as regards neutral rights on
~eIehant ships of every description.
Inc present retreat BY the Ger
uan Admiralty is almost as impud-
u' as the original order, for it is
.Aseo upon the theory that a civil
ECU nation. without single legiti-
w snip OF war at sea, is in po-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-20
HUSBANDS TOAST TO HIS WIFE

81 will drink this toast to the
woman love. To the woman whose
smiles are the light of my life and
whose laughter is sweeter to me
than the melody played by an angel
on a golden harp. To the noble
hearted woman who gave up all the
rest of the world for me and linked
her life with mine amid the music
and flowers; and turning from the
altar faced eternity as mine and Of
me. To the woman who has been
my bosom companion and soul mate
when fortune smiled upon me and
my tender ministering angel In sick
ness and sorrow. To the woman
whose purity surpasses the snow on
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-20
FEDERAL LEAGUE
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Standing Of the Clubs

for the commerce of the world. Ger
many can exert no power over the
commerce Of the world except as it
uses its submarines in violation of
the law Of the world.
We are going to have information
al law and not Prussian law at sea.
We are going to have internationa al
law not in part but in it's entirety
We are not going to bergain with
Germany for this right. The bull
lies of Berlin have retreated half
way. They are going to retreat all
the way.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-20
The Artist.

The whole function of the artist In
the world Is to be seeing and feel
ing creature; to be an instrument Of
such tenderness and sensitivenesa
that no shadow. no hue. no line, no
instantaneous and evanescent express.
sion Of the visible things around him,
nor any Of the emotions which they
are capable Of conveying to the spirit
which has been given him. shall either
be left unrecorded or fade from the
book of record.-Ruskin.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-20
Avoid Controversy.

Controversy never convinced any
man; men can be Influenced by max
Ing them think for themselves, by
seeming to doubt with them or by
leading them as if by the hand with
out their perceiving it. A good book
lent to them. which they read at
leisure. produces upon them surer
effects because they do not then blush
to be subtugated by the superior res
son Of an antagonist