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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-08-05
why the Veazey & Hollis Bills
Should be Passed.

IN the Legislatures Of Alabama and Geor-
gia, bills are pending which provide for
State inspection of all institutions in which
citizens arc detained
What valid objection can be urged to
these bills?
The Government inspects places where cat
tie are kept: are human beings less deserv-
ing ofprotection than COWS and horses?
The Government inspects the schools, and
the pupils: it inspects private premises, and
subjects business to periodical investiga-
ton.
Under the plea of protecting health the
Government seizes a woman, removes part
of her clothing-if necessary-and I'M ects
putrld tester, from q rotten cor, into the
healthy woman's veins.
1t does the same thing with men and with
children.
The Government appoints hog-doctors,
and buys the most expensive automobiles for
these hog-doctors to ride around in, while
looking for hogs that complain of their
health.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-08-05
THE .JEFFERSONEAN

by the rascallty OF these Wall Streeters,
the Central draws from the people yearly
revenue upon more than $50,0O0,OOO, whereas
1t is not justly entitled to an income on
more than ten millions.
When it goes before the Commissions ask
ing for rates, its capital is something
prodlglous; but when it goes before the
Comptroller General to give in it's taxes, it
is almost a pauper.
1h7s as one Of the corporations that ocos
exempted from the operation of the infamous
Tap Equalization lar.
After Sinking it's share of the States ex-
penses, and extorting from its patrons an
income on about forty million dollars of
water, it now has the brazen etfrontery to
demand that its ocean going steamers be
exempted from taxation, and thus subsidized
at The expense Of the men acho soceQt IN the
stores, the sh0pS the mills, and the farms!
What was the House thinking about, when
it allowed itself to be decoyed into voting
for measure SO radically unfair to other
taxpayers, SO antagonistic to the Demo
cratic platform, and so irreconcileable with
our historic principles!
II BMl0ch's Legislature had passed a lar
IKE that, ace could understand 1t: if a Penn
sylvanla or Rhode Island Legislature had
done so, we could understand it; but it is
difficult to understand how Democratic
Legislature IN Georgia makes such plunge
into the ocorst policy Of the Republican
party.
Of course, the vast combination of cap
ltal whose headquarters are now in Atlanta
may subjugate our State, as it corrupted and
subdued Kentucky, Tennessee, and Alabama
At the head of the Wall Street forces
invading Georgia, is the L. & N. Railroad,
which stands indicted By the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
The Commission officially informs the
world that this one New York corporation
has of recent years spent many millions of
dollars in purchasing the influence of news
papers, employing lobbyists, controlling leg
as1atu4es, and demanding men IN high office.
The Commissions arrangement of the L.
& n Railroad is not only an official indict-
nent for crime, against the corporation, but
IS fearful reflection upon the States in
which these crimes have been committed.
In Georgia, it mag be able to win the same
triumph that it won in Kentucky, Tennessee,
and Alabama TRIUMPH acon By the crino-
Email use of money: but this Belmont Roths-
child combine will never get this State I'M
der it's dirty feet, without a fight that will
be memory for the next fifty years.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-08-05
PAGE SEVEN


barred windows?
Is protection of human liberty less an OBJ
Ject of the States care than the prevention
Oh cholera in swine!
The State ought not to tolerate any cor
poratlon, or any individual that takes into
It's custody men, women, and children and
locks the door in the States face. and
says to the State, "You shall not come in
here. and see what [ am doing to these men,
women, and children!"
~~~Ihe State should say to every such indi-
vldual, and to every such corporation, IF
you have got something inside your locked
door, barred-window establishment that y0m
don't rant me to see, you GET OUT or
ny JURISDICTION, At ONCE!"
The State ought not to allow any church
to establish an independent te1yito,v acithin
hers
The State must be supreme within her own
borders.
The Roman Catholic papers take it upon
themselves to bitterly resent the Veazev and
Hollis bills. WIZ?
If the Popes church is the only one that
condemn women to REIMBURSEMENT the
Popes church must explain why it does so,
and it must allow the State to satisfy itself
that the prisoners are happy.
Plous ladies do not necessarily need life
imprisonment as an accessory to their DletY.
1t religious woman cannot be Just as
good a Christian outside of a dungeon-like
convent then the Apostles ought to have
gone to imprisoning the female converts i'm
mediately after Pentecost.
1t took the Roman church thousand
years to discover that women love to have
then heads shaved, their tresses sold for free
women to wear, and themselves walled I'D
behind grated windows
And the Roman Church did not discover
that women love to be locked up for life.
until after the priests were forbidden to take
wives.
after the priests were compelled to live
single, woman became ravenousIv fond of
being shut off from liberty, and human COM
partnership.
The coincidence is striking!
The Pope took away the priests wife; and
the priest Immediately discovered that fine,
buxom girl could not be good Christian,
unzess she vere locked up, and the key givese
to him.
Now the priest insolently says to the State:
1--we got these women under lock and
key; and you shall not 90 in there and offer
them their freedom"
No State should tolerate such insolence:
no State should fail to go to those women,
to achono 1t oaoes q sacred duty, and find out
whether they stay in jail because they lore
the jail, or whether they stay there, because
they can't help themselves
II no person is being held against his or
her wishes, State inspection does nobody any
harm.
If any person is being held against his or
her will, the State can remedy monstrous
wrong, by offering such prisoner chance to
escape
If the Roman Church had nothing to hide,
it wouldn't raise such howl when laws are
proposed which seek to uncover all hiding
places.
Ill., IL II L.. II o.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-08-05
Is Governor Harris willing 10
SAgyss Ship Subsidy Bill il
tr1e Legislature Passes it,?

sweet, and is just as much of a rose
\ snip subsidy by any other name tastes
gust as good, and is just as much OF sub
sidy.
The National Democratic platform pledges
the faith OF our leaders 0gciast ship-sub-
sides.
The historic policy Of Jeffersonian democ-
racy IS opposed TO that kind Of legislation.
70 subsldlze enc industry at the expense
Ct the others, is contrary to simple Justice.
1t democracy does not mean that the laws
and the ceults are to treat all men alike,
then 1t has 40 meaning whatever
Ihlnly Disgusting the rose by giving it
another name, the Northern corporations are
denoGnd5ng that the State of Georgia grant
thc22 q sh;p-subsjdy.
Congress refused to do it, but Georgia
must lead the way, SO that, State bv State,
the policy will be adopted; and after the
states have been committed Congress will
follow suit
rs now shaped, the subsidy takes the form
OF or exemption from tQrat;0n
A ship that would have to pay taxes, is to
be given bounty to hat eTtent. bv reliev-
ing it~ef taxation.
score CT ocean going steamers would
have TO pay, say a quarter OF a million dol
lars taxes
This sum would help pay the States neces-
CA I)SliotS, ana 10 tlldL extent lessen the
lead Of the land, the merchandise. the cattle.
and other kinds Of taxed property
Is it not apparent that when the law re-
lleves the ships from paying their share the
lead which other property carries is made
heavier?
is 1t not equally apparent that, if the
ships pay the quarter million, and the law
then make them a gift of that amount, the
result is just the same?
The Legislature could not be persuaded
to take a quarter million dallars out of the
States funds, and donate it to the Central
Railroad, and to other corporations owned
in New York.
But the lower House has already voted to
allow the Central Railroad, and other Wall
Street corporations, to heep that amount out
Of the State treasury.
In other words, the House has been hamp-
McWhortered, and has whipped the devil
around the stump.
The House has done, by indirection, what
it dared not do directly.
Will the Senate delude itself with a sim
liar idea that a ship subsidy can be so cum
ningly disguised that the people won't rec
ogniZe it?
When you give to those Northern corpora
tons the special privilege of keeping in their
Golfers yearly sum that belongs to the State
treasury, you have subsidized them to that
extent.
Legislators who expect to go before the
people for office again, may rest assured that
the people will be thoroughly posted on this
ship subsidy bill.
II men who work in the shops, in the
mills, in the stores, on the farms, and in the
various trades, will be fully enlightened as
to this unjust attempt to favor the giant
corporations of the North at the expense of
the toilers of the South.
Of all the corporations, the Central is one
that o11nht To be ashamed En- dnmnnd nnu
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-08-05

New Edition of Napoleon" by Thos. E.
Watson Just off TIE press. One volume,
$3.50. Handsomely bound, profusely Illus
trated. This book is regarded as standard by
the French readers and scholars The Jeffer-
sonian Publishing Co., Thomson, Ga.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15
George sauf acitprbcn.

Ger befa1unte Iope1porter @irtb
George Ionf lit porgeltern Nadmit=
tag Inn 4::O5 ll6r geitorben. Ser
geritorbene ipltrOe inn Sabre 1865
ge6oren inns bat iolnit elm Mlter Don
80 Sabren erreibt. gr gebDrte ser
Davenport Aerie ser gagles go. 235
als W1itglieo on, unO bieie 2pgs miro
1i6 IN corpore on Ser 8ceroigl1ng be-
tbeiligen. George Can't mir6 iiber=
lebt bon ieiner @uttilr, 5mei Eo6tern,
Gertrude u1o 6ra1 $. Iappen0orf,
eineln Sobn, George, ser M1ltter, a
s6mcItern, 6rau Mler Naecfel, Sra,
Sobn 2ogan, 6ralr George gbeuer
ulto Srall Sobn Sdrifer lomie 0rei
griioern, Tapmonb nno 8illiam bon
9apenpprt uno 2onis bon Malorl
@itp, Sa.
Sic Meeroiglll1g mir0 an Mol1tao
Meorgen Inn 11elll1 l1br bonn Irauer=
balle, SO. 1854 Bolpoitd StraBe,
aus NIT elmer grauermellc in ser Re-
bemptorilten-&ir6e allf bem @olr
6onilp 5rieObof itattfinoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15
Slug sem @eridlt.

Der SAT- bon @errp &leinfelot &c.
gen s. s. Malolle lit gen1aB elmer
geltern nieoergelegten Noti5 nieoerge.
lblagen lporben. Mnhpdlte Ser g(1.
gelegclr6eit 4paren &aufmann nnl
8iais. 3l1reb bieielben Mnmqlte
auur0c ein geoti5 i'm @eridt bi,1ter.
legt, I'M Ben laa bon iSreo Strom.
beef gegcn @iaiam 81. @iibop nieoer.
5uidlagen.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iino al
5ranf 2cpetit, IT, gormll,1o Dor
5ranf 2epetit, jr., a~l1sgeltellt aporoen
Mrhpalte Ser Nngelegenbeit iini
WSaines lll10 &ellp.
g. IS. @errp, apelder III ei,1cn1 Dor
tSoQpeg nllo Neeic allgeltrengter
IroseB ais 9eflagter gellarnt lit, tba.
Ollrd) Die slanpclte glp nn6 @lll6 eli
men ginapa1l0 5llr 9etitfon Ser SID,
ger binterlegen lalien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15
sclbnmtnrp.
Trit sdJrucoer crtnmst iid III ieirtcm
Scim i'll gep. 1880 Mpfinagam
MuaS.

sSl1 ieillcll Seine lit Ato. 1886
Modillgbmn1 Moao nlad)te eelterr
@err Irib sdyroeoer leilem 9e6el
ollrd1 Grhanael1 cin @llOe. Seine
2cid)e mltroe ppll leil1er Iodlter,
Irall s. CHER, mlfgefua1Osn. lSrall
JEier bate ihren @attcn, spelder iid)
lit eiltcnl hieiigct @oipital elmer
@linooaullnperatio1 l%l1lter5u9cn bat,
&c l1d)t, ltlto bei ibrer Miidfefw fallo
lie llll 5:15 9sadunittaas Die 2eidle.
Ser Gcrltorhene mltrOe orl 13..
Mlar5 1888 iii I~e1tldlano geboren
ltllo fam I'M Sabre 1856 nod Ia=
pc1port. % Sabre lpar CT III ser
0apel1lurt Maltina Company altge=
itellt, bis CT Dor oret Moltaten 5llriid
BON cillem Nferoe getreten ml1roe
ltllo ci11et .9lrm brod). @or 33 Sa6=
rel1 mr6eiratbete CT lid) nit Iraltlcil1
all1l1a Glal1i1en, Sic ibn1 am 3. 9eo-
pel1lber 1918 I'M Iooe porar1gina.
sls M2ntip ser Ibat miro Sdmer=
n1l1tb altgegebel1.
Ser I~eritorbellre mir0 bon Sen fol-
ac1Ocn &illbern iiberleht: NlfreO
SdrpcOcr bon Moterloos Sa.1 5arrp
pollaSt. gomaros, Mebr.,
0rall Srieoa Mengel bon Miiioltri,
6rolt S. Nbier ulo 6ralt Sou Smith
BON Iapellport uno 6ralt emma
Sort DON @cbar Hapios.
Ga es it'd I'm cillen flarell TaQ
Don S~elblhtoro bal1oelt, miro Gorp=
ner 81. Sspbl1 .. @antlpea fei1cl SSl1=
Ql1el It abbaltel1. Iie 3eit ser geerbi=
altrlg miro ipater !befannt aegeben
lnerNel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15
County Nniieolcr iii 2igpn %geitprbem

SSnn SITTER BON SO Sabren lit por=
geltern 9lbeno @err 2l1bpig 9}pd inn
Seine %lciaer Iodter, Iroll Sens
'1ierflen, cine M}eile 0ltlid) Don 1i=
ron, Sa.l l1ad lal1gerem &ral1fenla=
ger %geitor6en. Die @%eeroigung miro
ON Mol1tag 9Sadmittag i'm 5rpei l1br
bon Ser &irde ST. Iiror aus ol1f Dem
9irm 6rie0bof itattii11oel1.
SEER Rod par elmer Ser 4ionier=
Mnliebler Don Scott County. sln1 i.
|Sanllar 1882 in @aloecf i1 Ielltld=
lano ge6orel1, %perbeiratbcte ct iid] or1
20. 3e5enlber bes Sabres 1860 nit
5raltlem 2pnile 9rll1. SIM Sabre
1865 mal1Oerte oas 9aor no6 Sen
Hereinafter '5taaten aus nl1o lieB
it'd in Clinton Gollntp nieocr. Mad)
%einjabrigem slltientbalt in Clinton
Gonntp lieSelte es 1lad elmer Iaral,
BRET Weilelt lii0li6 bon 9iro1l, So,
ii6er inns bepirtbldaftete Sic 6ort11
80 Sabre. Sm Satire 1902 ner5og
bic 6an1ilie nod Iiron l1nb mobnte
bort, bis Ser @elunObeits5uitano Des
Berltorbellen es ratblam. erideinell
feb oie leeten Gage i'm Seine lei
ner Iod)ter, 5rau 3ierfieL 5u BE-
l6lieBe1.
Ser Ser torbelle miro BON Sen fol-
ge1l0en adt &inoern iiberlebt: SSral1
Sopbia Cams rno 6ral1 Gefa 3ierf.
len bon 0irpn, 2ollis lt10 @iQiom
bon Gipeltone, Winn., 6rib bon Cor.
rectionplQe, Sa., SenrD bon 4poca
Snlins BON Sbelbp So., uno Gbri
ltion 51 6alrle, Iomie bon Orei 9rii
bern, G6riitian BON 3iroL Tre0 po1
8alcott nn0 8iqiam BON @ranl
Moun0, llno 81 gnfelfinoerl1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15
GS it H'a|igan's s.

riien. glio oieier Camp NOR bis<
Der MIR fir Seelellte (be1tide nnb
Dlterreidiide), Sic oen engl. Sec
mannsperba,r0e nngeb0ren. Der Gra=
|iioel1t bes lebteren lit Ser Manager
Coon ser @onlc Office alts) MoneD
mating bltiineb a la Mlton Ibbp.
8erpflcglmg gut, logar 5leil6, Cup
pe nno glltes sdjmar5brot (aDde ltno
Bidder OelttldD. Mugenblidlih miro
arf Dem 1errain %grpbartig geba1t.
garafen, &onaliiirllng, @as, @ai.
Ter, 5iltration etc. etc. @o6er all
0as &ol5 fomn1t, lit mir ein &ditbiel.
MlerOings iino Dies &egiernnasbau=
ten, Dergehen an l1lternebmer. 8p11
I'M eren 2ellter1, ct1pa 800, arbeitet
mer Suit bot. Sic peroienen infl.
|Sonntag reblt 3 tdgl. lleberitunoen,
|ea. 1880 Mf mod)entlid. @e3tplu1,
gen lit n%ieara11b, 5n arbeitel1. gs.
|lperben ca. 80 Wnradcn geballt, ie6e.
fir 200 Geriolle1t. Ole eil1e1t iagen,
fir gefange1e interl1irte 0el,tide,
aber ib glalbc, cs lit ridtiger, lpenm
bic Dcrluun0eten engl. 5olonten BIER
der gelegt merben. 3em alle Soipi-
|tdler fins ppll unS Sic 6%ranooien
bratgeu %barauf, SOB sic gnglar1oer
bon BORT ipeggebolt peroen. Ser
8au miro mebrerc Willionel1 foitelt
m allein ser fpitipielige Gransport
altf ben Bergen tbier M Gu @eib-
llad)ten apirbs mobl fertig meroen.
Soffentlib fins mir Bonn ldtalt fort
bon bier) lmb fir beutihc sSsllterl1irte
n1odt Scr gngImber niht lolhe So.
.lollalbal,ten. 81rbem lit ldo,t befa,nt
gege6elt, 6aB bemnadIt idlon eiltaom.
manoant nit Wilitarpaden iiber sic
len ntel1el1 Comp reiioiren miro. Cam
miro mobl l1nlere quite 3eit pprbei
licilt. @etter:: SIM Wfoi einige mqr.
me gage. SIM Sluri erfroren Ste
4artoffeln 1n0 Ser &obl nn0 leitoem
faglib Megcn ODER fii6l, BON 5onne
feie Spl,r. Mcin perlorenes s3ellg
ooer @riab 6afiir babe iinn1er nod
nidt, mirb mobl crit nad Dem aHrieae
IN Srbnllng ge6radt. @enn iiber-
bnupt! Mber i} BIN nod la1ge
nidt fertig NIT @l1glanb; Mlton gb=
bp, ba6e ih crit beutlden @o0en l1ll-
ter 6en IiiBet. M Cont Bin id ae-
Juno, MIR lit Sic 2%altgcmeile n,and-
mai bor6erridem6. Gs ballert alb
gu laree nit oer @lliien. SoffeM
oaB es i'll 6ranfrei6 bal0 losgebt.
S,bern ib ipiinlde, bob glld) oieie
3eilen gbei beitem @o6llei,1 crreiden,
berbleibe id nit bcr5lidem @rltBe
GMer
$. @ingIcr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15
GdlubenfeF.

Mm ibel1tigen Counting, Sen Is. au-
quit, miro int Sdiibenparf bas Sizes,
iabrige @onigs.sdieBen Der 8apen'
port Sd}ibengeiellid)aft Dor iid ge'
BEN. Gin riibriges arrangements
fomite lit felt mebreren Moden INIT
Ben 8orbereitungen be1daftigt. Der
Sbibenf0nig mfrs am Born1ittaQ
@aitgeber bei elmer gemiitbliden S3l1'
iammerfunft iein. Das 4reiSiAie.
ben jbegimt am @ormittag. Mbcnbs
miro ser Sbubenf0nig proflamirt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15
Mesiiter & 9eaocr iibcr Scnry
Scbcns.

Inter geoti5en 0es uStatc Souie"
bradlte gcltern Ser Megilter nno Sea-
Der in Ies Wnincs Bic iolgenoe Se=
mcrfnna: IS. $. Sebens, go~ltntpan-
analt BON Scott GollntD, NOR geltern
III 3cs Mpines, I'M nit 0en1 1epar-
tenlent 0es 8enernlmlpalts iiber Die
8ltrdfiibrlrnq Ser @eicee in Scott
Golliltp 81 fpnferirer. SSebens ibo1
iih eilen Narncll als Elm ugnforce1
pf 2a1p" erapprbel. llnter bem nell.
Ell MptblidtgeIeb bat cr cincn tempo.
Tarcn Ginbaltsbefebl gegcn eilt gtob-
Iiiicment III Iapenport eruirft. IS
aeiBt. Dab er bon Den @etranfe-S ll.
ferciict Der Stabt bitter befampft
tpir6."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15
@ccrbcn sdpucitcr.

5Sral1 Micc Illttpn sltlpiG, befalln=
te Mlliiflcbreril1 bon Davenport, ibre
Sdmelter, 6raltlein Safe Iltttol1,
l1l1b ein 8rl1ber, @illiam Ml1itil1
1lttton iil1o OILS grben Ser 100000
.b~etragclloc1 9sod)lallenid)aft Ser Dor
mcbrercn @oden %perltnrbenell
Sbppelter, 6ralt Senllie Iutton
Green SIT Seem Dorf eiltgelett NOR
ocn. 6ralt sltpia lit mod Sem Often
i'm Il1terelic Ser Nad)lolienidlaft ge=
reiit. Sic 1llr0 lire Sdapelter mob=
llen in 9ettenoprf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15
General Gro5icr ,uirb Mricnal pcr=
laiien.

General Milliam Gro5ier, G6ef oes
Sroolnaan5=1 DEPARTMENTS Ser 8nn=
oesarmce, meld)er in Ben lettel1 Ia=
gen oas 9fod Sslan0 s%lrienal illipi=
5irt fat, lit gelter1 Mittog I'M eil1
l1br- abgereilt. aalr3 Dor Ser Mbreiie
erflarte General Gro5ier, 0aB CT ales
in Better @erfaiil1llg al1gctroffen babe
ltlo nit Der Snipeftion iebr %5l1frie=
Den let. General Gro3ier fiihrt in
jeoem Sabre ei11c loldc SS11ipeftions=
tour Durd) alle slrl el1ale ser 8ereirig=
ten Staten aus. gr lbelidtigte
iaan1tli6e Merfitatten rpie oub Sic
Sllortiere Scr OUT Ser S1liel in @ar=
l1iion liegenoen Soloat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15
Ger bentide &anmpfecnpiicnucrcin
.up1 1S7O=1

,balt beltte Aadmaittaa llno ghcllo i'm
@urten oes 9or0peit Davenport
Ilt1llpereins ieillc Grinl1eratin,gsfeier
on Sic Sdladt aol1 8rapelotte Us.
Nl1gllt 1870 as, allf melde ipit nod,
eiln1al aufnerfIam MAIDEN l1tO sic
8iirger Sel1tlder Mofnltff Ser Staot,
Scr Nad)barlt1bte lt,1o grtidlaitat gu
roger &etbcilialilta 'olt oerlelben nllf=
fprOern mollen. Gpriges asabr )ielt
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Don 1870
Ia biele Ieier iii &amcrao SallIelis
.@arte1 III 8Iadbanf nb. Ser &rieg
NOR chen crit mts1ebrodelt, abcr
ld)o1 butten Die oeltidlcn &eere be-
Grfolae errlllge1. Die Del
glide Seitltllg 9iittid) mar bereits in
oelltldjcm gelis lnlo bl1rd) 8elgicn
ltitrnlten Sic nelttid)en @eere nod
Irallfreid, billcil1. Nher altgeiid9ts
oer grpbelt Gcutid)lal1o n1o DETER
reidzltngarn beoranaenbell l1cberz
mad,t mar banlals mand)er quite @iir=
ger oelltlder @ebnrt pber M6fltnft
bieles 2aroes bange, oaB oas alte
@oterlano 1id) 0ieler rieligcu l1cber=
n1udbt 1id)t lperoc e~rpebren fon1lel,.
9as lit bellte m1oers- Ieattl6lml0
ln1o iein @unoesge1oiie ba6ell ser
@clt bclpieie1, oab lie nidt nie0er-
gerllrlgen mcrnen folnlel1. 3ablloie
glorreihe Siege 1ino BON Sen bei0en
9lmoesgeloHc1 idlnn errltltgel1 mor=
Sen lll1o groBerc itcben nod in Mus
iidt. @eraoc i'll ietiger 3eit ipielt
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fallsperil,de eingeiblollen hlieb, bis
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,ge friibcr bei 5eoal1 ser 0ritten lt1o
nierten oel1tlden Mrnlee l1nter Sill
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jett cine militdrilhe &ataltropbe Dor,
oie Seoan nl10 Meb in Sdatten tel
len mag. 9as gibt Ser belttigen gr='
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9eoelltung, Sic boffentli6 bon Ben
Mitglieoerrl oler oeutlden @ereine,
an ser Spibe Oes 9altti6en ariegcr-
pereil1s, Ser beinnoers 5l1 %berielben
eingela0en mltr0e, lu1o Dem bel1tlben
9l1blifl1n1 inn MGgcrneinen pollaltf ge=
miiroigt meroen miro. Sir allerlei
l1nter6altlngen, quite Ian5rnlltf ul1o
grfrildu1ngen lit bon ei1,em um1idti-
gen &omite beitens Gorge getragen
lpor0en. Ser gintritt gum @arten
lit MIR 10 Gents. @efpiB ein maBi.
ger Nreis, sen Sober germ 5ablen
miro, 5umal apenn er erfabrt, 6aB Elm
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i6nB I'M @nidlltB on ei1re abermalige
8obe aus Scr Safe 0es 8ereins Dem
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o terreih : l1ngarilden Snpali0en,
&riegspittpen un6 -@aiien 5uflieBen
miro, nie baS bel bem I'M borigen
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in 8lad6atpf ocranltalteten Seite Ser
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0eutl6en 8eteranen 81 ibrer Crime
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&rieges an belltigen 5omntage gl1tes
@etter bei6eert, Damn biirfte es an
9ellld)ern lpo6l nidt fe6len.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-15
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