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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral OF Mrs. Claiborne.

Tho funeral OF Mrs. Herbert a. Clai.
borne, formerly Miss Eleanor Hazard
Lindsey, well-known in the younger
social circles Of Richmond who died
unexpectedly in the Johnston WIFI,
hospital yesterday morning at $40
o'clock. will take place from the family
residence, 600 West Franklin Street.
tomorrow afternoon at ) o'clock,
Burial will he private
Mrs. Claiborne was related to some
OF the foremost families In the city, and
mad become prominent III social circles
since coming to Richmond in 1900 from
Uhiontown, Pa, OF which place she
was native She married Herbert 4.
Claiborne, young civil engineer. about
two years ago, and moved to Panama,
where they resided for about a year.
They returned to Richmond several
months ago and had made their homo
here since that time.
Mrs. Claiborne Is survived by her
husband. n small child. her mother Mrs.
r. Hughes Lindsey. and tho following
sisters and brothers; Miss Mary Powell
Lindsey. Mrs. S. J. Armstrong. Of New
York; Miss Annie Evans Lindsey. Miss
Elsie Littleton Lindsey. Evans Wilson
Lindsey and Hughes Lindsey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
Dunlop Farm Is Sold.

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
BUENA VISTA, VA, April 21.-Thers
was n public sale yesterday Of what is
known As the John T. Dunlop farm,
owned by T.. p. McCracllcn, and situat-
cd halfa milo west of Bucna Vista The
homestead. 100 acres, brought SECS an
acre. 104 acres sold for $40 an acre, and
tho balance. unlmproved brought S37 so
an acre. The sale attracted many farm
rrs Tn this and adjoining counties who
hoped to secure one or more Of the nifty
fine Aberdeen Angus cattle that were
offered Tor sala,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
COPRESIDENTS ELECTED
FOR FIsMALE INSTITUTE
I Especial to Tho T,mcs-Dispotch

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, April ol.--Rcv.
w NJ. Hunter, founder and first presi =
dent of the Williamsburg Female In
stitute. a Presbyterian school opened
here eight years ago for the education
OF girls. has resigned. His resignation.
which viii he effective at the close of
the session. in June. was accepted by
the board OF visitors Tho board has
elected Rev. II. III. Mcconnell. pastor
of tho Williamsburg u RE sb yterInn
Church, and Professor G. a. Sydnor,
who has been president of the institute
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
TENDERS RESIGNATION
AFTER LONG SERVICE
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1

BEDFORD CITY. April Thames r.
Guy. who FOR forty-three years has
taught school in Bedford City, for
thirty-six of which he has been prin-
cipal OF the public school, has rendered
his resignation 10 the schoo! board Mr.
Guy has devoted forty-five years Of his
life to teaching. Beside the thirty-si X
years OF service as principal OF the
public school he was principal for
seven years OF Belmont Seminary, a
school under the auspices of the Pres
byterlan Church here which was dis.
continued at the end of that time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
John L.. Fields,
Douh -. ~ 'CfuN.
TSDcCial to The Times Disp,.cb

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
PETERSBURG. VA, April 2l.-John
Leonard Fields. aged twenty-one years,
died last evening at the residence OF
his sister. Mrs. Charles ~ OBryan, on
the Conduit Road, in Chesterfield He
is survived by his mother. three sisters
and three hrothcrs-Mrs Charles A.
OBryan, Mrs. Z. w. Robinson, Mrs.
Hersie Fields. George w, William T.
and Vivian y. Fields.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
CHINESE REFUSE TO SIGN
AND WILL. RE DEPORTED

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April e1.-
Fifteen Chinese members of the crew
~ the British steamer Apollo, which
changed hands here to-day, refused to
sign articles Of agreement with tho
new owners and were taken in custody
by the immigration authorities Of the
United States. They will be taken to
Now York and deported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
Mn. Martin percirnu.

PETERSBURG. VA, April 21.-Afrs.
Martha l.. Pcrcivall, wife Of James r.
Pcrcivall, died at an early hour this
morning at her home. on the Richmond
and Petersburg Turnpike, In Chester
field County She had been Ill about
twelve days OF pneumonia She was In
her seventy-fourth year. and. besides
her husband, is survived by two sons
j. X. Tcrciva1l. Jr.. OF Richmond, and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
HOWARD BI.AN<ENSHIP
CASE IS WITH JURY

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
DANV1LLE. VA, April 21-The
Hiankenshtp case went to the jury this
evening at o'clock. and at 0 no YER
dict had been reached by the Jury.
which was locked up for the night
Howard Blankenship took the stand
and claimed that when he left the house
on the night Of the murder, George
Tom and Scott Terry and Paul Varilla
set upon him, and one OF them shot ut
him before he fired at them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
Arrested M suxpiciou. Ch,r,c,,

+. j. Ioehr was arrested by Police
man Duffy yesterday afternoon as n
suspicious character suspected of steal
ing railroad brass box He was bailed
last night by Louis Goldback. a rail-
ROAD Waterman, who said that the box
had been given him by n section boss
when the yard We're being cleaned. and
that he had asked Loehr to dispose OF
1t Mt junk shop. The case will be
heard In the Police Court to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
,Iulius ~. urnnch.

Julius w. Branch. sixty eight years
old, Confederate veteran, died at tho
Soldiers Home yesterday afternoon at
1910 o'clock. He was n native OF Pc
tersburg. where he lived the creator
part of his life. He served with dis
tinction during the War Between the
States. and was member of Company
p. Forty-fourth Infantry, Virginia Vol
untecrs.
The funeral will be conducted this
afternoon at 4 o'clock from the chapel
at the home. and the interment will be
in the Confederate section Of Hollywood
Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
The Treatment of
Influenza or la Grippe

It's quite refreshing these days to read OF
clearly defined treatment for Influenza or
In Grippe. In an article I'm the Lancet
Clinic" Dr.. James Bell, OF New York City,
says no is convirGed that too much medica-
ton is both unnecessary and injurious.
When called to e case OF In CRIME. tho
present, as the chill which occasionally
ushers In the disease, has generally paaaed
away. DR.. Bell then orders that tho bowels
be opened freely with salts, "Actoids" or
citrate OF nasnesia. For tho high fever,
severe headache, pain and general soreness,
ono An,l-kumnia Tablet every three hours
is quickly followed by complete relief
Ask for AK Tablets. They arc also unex.
celled for headache. neuralgia and Gil pains
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
Mrs. Maud Dobyn.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, APRIL 2l-
Mrs. Maud Dobyns. wife OF u. a. Dobyns.
died at her home here yesterday OF
heart failure. aged twenty three years.
She was daughter Of Mr. ana Mrs
kichard Jones, of Orange County. and is
survived by her husband and her par
ents. The body was taken to-day to hor
former home in Orange County for
burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
PETERSBURG MAN CHOSEN
Floyd n. Harrison becomes Private
Secretary to Secretary Houston.

WASHINGTON. April 21.-Secretary
Houston to-day appointed William T..
callander, now his private secretary.
to be State field agent OF the Bureau of
Crop Estimates, with headquarters at
Madison. Wis. Floyd Il. Harrison. OF
Petersburg, Va, was appointed priva tc
secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
BOARD COMPLETES SURVEY
OF GERMAN CRUISER

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April I'll
The navy hoard OF survey has COM
pleted Its preliminary examination Of
the German auxiliary cruiser Kron-
prinz Wilhelm, 1t was learned to-day,
and will return here within three days
to make an inspection OF the ship to
ascertain what repairs arc necessary
to make her seaworthy. The cruiser
will be removed from dry dock on
Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
Mrs. Lcnry Potts.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. April o1.-
Mrs. Leary Potts, widow of Dr. Richard
POTTS, died at her home in King George
county, from the effects of stroke OF
paralysis. aged cighty-four years. She
Is survived by two sisters and ono
brother. She left no children, but a
number OF stcp-childrcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22

w. II. Percivall OF washington-ara
ono ia Miss Pattio porcivall a
resident OF Chesterfield, an ,x,sr,,oI
teacher in tho Petersburg Iiich School
The funeral will take place from tbn
residence at IL O'Clock Tomorrow morn
Ing, and the burial will be IN Blan4.
ford Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
Marsh to Succeed vnde.

DIES MONIES, IA, April CIV. w.
Marsh, OF Waterloo, to-day was elected
national Democratic committeeman for
Iowa. TO succeed Martin j. Wade, re-
Gently appointed n Federal Judge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
ASTOR BUYS FLYING BOAT
VIII Make Trial Flights Along Hudson
Near IIis Home.

NEW YORK. April Vincent
Astor has purchased n flying boat for
his personal use, and probably will
make trial flights in IT within the next
few weeks along the Hudson near his
homo. Tho boat is built for two. and
It is said Mrs. Astor will accompany
him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22

since tho beginning OF tho present ses-
sion. when Mr.. Hunter was made man.
aSer. we're elected coprcsidcnts, and
Will assume their duties as such in
June. The action OF the board of Wis
tors was ratified on Monday at a meet
Ing OF tho educational board held in
Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
Report Automobilc sto,.n

Pollard & Bagby last night reported
to the police that their Ford roadster
No 1142. had been stolen from bafoI q
23l9 Monument Avenue about sis
O'Clock. Police made every effort to
locate the car without success last
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22

Commencement exercises of the grad
uattng class of the Johnston Willis
Sanatoriu training school for nurses
VIII he held on Thursday night April
20 The exercises will be held In the
auditorium OF the jefferson Hotel. and
Will begin at 5 80 O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
Four Fingers Worth I Cent

HARRISONEURG. VA, April Elm
the Circuit Court here 4 jury awarded
II. b. Wampler cent damages for tho
loss of four fingers while working in
the mill OF G. i. Lvers of Cirottocs
Wamplcr sued Livers for $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

THOMPSON.-Died,a ut his residence. 20
West Leigh Street. Wednesday,. April
81 1918. at 1905 =. NJ, PROFESSOR
w. Is. +. THOMPSON.
Funeral notice lator.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
Charged with Reckless Driving.

c. d. TONNES, a dentist, was arrested
by Policeman Waller yesterday after
noon on q charge OF being disordcrly
an automobile through tho streets He
will be given a hearing in the Police
Court to- aN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
Prizes Awarded.

Senator =. H. Drcwry sometime ago
offered medal to the pupil in Reams
Dinwiddie School writing the best papcr
on THE History OF DinwIddic County,"
and T. S. Beckwith offered q set OF
books as second prize. Yesterday the
medal was awarded 70 Miss Fannie
Perkins. and the set OF books to Master
Garland phaup.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22

highest and noblest
OF all sacrifices. the
struggle for the life
OF others. should
have n better idea
OF helpful influence
{ n n n t h o s. o w h O
theorize from obser-
walton.
AT any ratio when
O. prospective grind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
blanche I.i,znbctb u,c,s.

Mrs Blanche Elizabeth Hicks. twcn-
ty-thrce years old. wife of Thomas B.
Hicks. Jr.. died yesterday at her resi-
dence, II East Main Street. She leaves
besides her mother and father. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Robins: sister, Mrs. l.. T.
Hudspeth, and four brothers, T.. A., C.
o.. H. T. and DR.. w. a. Robins Fun
eral arrangements had not been COM
pleted last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
John A. Glenn.

WAYNESBORO. VA, April 21.-John
A. Glenn, of this place. died this after
noon about . o'clock. Mr.. Glenn was
n dealer In hardwood. and one OF ~
most prominent and influential citizens
in the community.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
Mothers Tell of
Mothers Friend

Experience Is or should be our best
teacher. Women who have obeyed ths
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
9as Grfcn,lnr,tngs5cidcn.

Seremias @9ipperl, ein bieoerer
--Sadl.e e, bat fi@ freitpiuig CUR Saniz
tdtsabteiluns gemelbet u1lb' lit Elm
M}uiter bon treuer pfli9terfiinuus.
Mber eines Bot er ni9t begreifem gez
lernt, tpte Der Stabsar5t Dine peiz
teres Den 8ronten auf Sen aopf suz
lagt, bob tie gegen feline Snitruttion
gefeblt baben. Ser cine bat S1naps
getrunten, Der BON 2a5orettbelu9srn
ein9el4lsppt wprben lit. Der Stabsz
or5t .fdbrt ibn ~0estpegen idarf an,
unb Der Climber gibt's unter Sen
lnqui1ttort19en 8liden tleinlout al.
Sin onoerer bat Npfeliinen perIpeiit,
troboem linn Der Mr5t bas @Hen berz
ielben als fir i'm momentum 1ddbz
lid erflart Bat. Mud Oieier Delinz
quent ge1te1t Die l%1ngebDrigteit 5Dz
gernb ein. 56ipperl glaubt, ber
.5tabsar5t tonne ben &ranfen in Sic
5eele ieben. @tnmal, ols Ct i'm auf
Dem &orribpr anein trifft, fabt Gu
lid Elm 5era unb fpridt ben @eipalz
tigen an. nNun, nos ipiinI1elt ou,,
metn Sobn?" 1ugt bteIer leutielig.
pSd mDdte ben Serrn StabsarSt
tragen, tppron er crtennt, bab Ser
&rante geaen Die Suitrutttpn aehar=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
&rica sen sdnneriem.

Sdmer5 lit EN- geiutber in ieocrn
gent mn tpnnlt gcuobnIicb gdllSlid
n1crlpurtet. Nber Sic liuo fir iene
norfommenoc S0le norbereitet, lpelln
Sic cine fleine Slaide Slpars 2iniz
mcrt bereit babeu. 9ie5 lit Scr bette
Sdmer5el1 Z SDoter. Der ie entnedt
purbe. aginfah nllf sic 6oltt getfan.
fein Heiben nptbmenbig - es perz
trelbt Die S6mer5en. Gin nllnperbuz
res Mlittel.
Merbiu $. Soiiter. serfclcp, Sal,
idreibt: u9esten Samstog, nad)ben1
tdl allf Der Ganuma Z Illsltelllmg nit
nale1 SilBcn berllm9elpouoert NOR,
fam i6 beim nit einem 10 lteifen Sc
nid, oaB ib MIDI nidt meroen fpnnz
tc. SGT 9ebrallc1te genil9eno Slpan's
eminent nno 9ing 81 8ett. 3ll mel
ller lleberrnldung mar bas Iteife Sc
fllbl un nddrten Mnr9en falt gdl5lidl
~perid)punoen. unb bier Stunoe1, ua1
ctncm Slpelten @ebrnldl, filblte i5 10
gut lple lle1gebpren."
Wtd5r 1915.
Sci alien apotbefern, 25c. (an5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05

belt Fat. -gs 1T lpessrt meiner Meis
%terbiloung, !9err @tabsar5t." Diez
Ter f1ppft Dem @onitdter bulbbpn
auf Die S9ulter: nDas 1T brap bon.
Dir, mein 2ieber. Mber cine gana
etnfa4e Saae. @dal unters 8ett
beg aranten! Das cine Mal fano
i4 cine tleine, leere 5laf9e, ba mar
Sanaps brin getpefen, oas onbre
Dial 0pfeliineni6alen nnb z&Drner.
9as 1T Das gauge @ebeimniS -.
Mugen aufbalten!!" - Mm ndhften
Sage tommt Sdipperl aufgerest auf
ben @tabsar5t augeitir5t: nDas
Befinben bes 9ranten in 3immer 2
b9aat fI9 iiber Radt plDBlid f.br per-
iale4tert." uMeibt 81 pieaeidt
bic nrfade babon?" 8riumpbiez
reno 5iebt Der Sonitdter 5pei 5poz
rem Gus Der 5ai9e: Die 9poren
babe ta .unter feinem 8ett 9%efunben.
So CLAUDE, er bot i'm ,Jiebernobn
beibe S9oftitiefel a%lfgegefen!!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
agtu.ruug lit aisa.
Sat lit ncnrercr lSeit ibren 8Sbepnn!t
CREDIT.

Die Senerins in Riga bat, nod
benz 8ert9t bes petersburger 8latz
tes rRbetf9". in Ben iiiingften 5agen
i5ren 50bepuntt erreidt. Der neue
Yolt5elmeiiter eri9ien lelblt ouf benz
3wsartte unp lieB bel beribiebenen
5Gnolern Prptotole aufnebmen, Inn
fef5uiteIen, .pte ipeit bic Marttprei1e
bon Den in ben acknowledgements
teltselebten 50atpreilm abtpeiaeil.
IS ent1tanb cine gentle pontt inter
Den 8ertdrfern. unb mebrere Dffnez
ten i%iberbaupt ntdt lire 2dben, urz
ter benz 8ortponO. bab lie feline Wae
rem bitten. Der poliseimeifter lieB
lsopa bic S9uppen Dffnen, llno nit
5Subel begriiBte bas pl16lifum bic
sWorrdte on Tleiid, %belpnoers
sSd)ipetnefleil4, bus b~erausgebplt llno
lotprt gu So &ppeten go Gents)
1tatt hes friberen NreiieS bon 10
80 &ppeten pertmft puroe. gu
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
ScrSas" ppr $50 Sa6rer.

9a5 ameritanii9e Motipnal : Mu=
1el1m metlt man6erlet 8urioiitdten,
AUDI ariess : Reliquien, auf, o6er
oob nidt gerabe lplde, pie lie I'M
lan9it benz 5obert ugouese" gu
Senepa, q. g., perebrt poroen iino
uno angeiihts oes neueiten Melttriez
geS beionoerss Snterehe baben.
Dies 1ino namli9. 5pei itei=
nerne Ranonentugeln, Reliquien
zines tiirtifden arieees, Der ppr etpa
$50 Sabren gefiibrt puroe. 9as
Sttomaniiae Rei9 betriegte bamals
has aonigrei6 3ppern, einen Der
9riltltaen @taaten, tpel1e aus ben
Greu55igen e%ritanoen; ul1o bic Sir
ten ribteten ibre. 8anpnen auf Sic
tart befeiti9te @taot Jamasulta. Sic
batten cine ppr5iisli9e Mrttuerie,
pelde I'M gan5en Is. uno l6. Sabr-
bl111oert iebr gefir9tet NOR! Man
tonnte Oaber Die mooernite tiirtiiGe
Mrttlerie cine Miebergeburt nit
nellt1der 9ilfe nennen.
Sbise Ranonentuseln 1inb aus
benz Sabre 1871; ie miegen ie 20.
ptu11o, gebDren aber gu ben tleinitsn,
ipelde bamals unb aud 3dpn fri
Der benubt nurben. gs puroen &az
nonentl19eln bis gu 700 Yfuno Sc
ptdt abgefeuert! Die betreffenaen
8anonen maren meiftens ppn 5dmiez
oezgiien uno III 5tpet Stiiden gez
madt, melde ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
prrben. Cine grobe aanone lpog
ettpa 20 Sonnen unb nuroe .gpm=
baro" 9enannt, ba ite fait m1sfdlieb
LID 81 8eluaerungs : Sperotionen
oiente.
5pl6e Gei9iiBe batten einen Guf
Iiir seritDrenOe @irtung, pelher iit
pplltommen nit benientsen Der mpz
errnen nbiden 8ertos" poer Der
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1853 BEL Der 8elaseruns pon Som
itanttnopel pernenbet, uno fem Mun=H
Der. oaR basielbe Dor lolhen Sc
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05

glcider Seit purben bon Ser ppli5el
ss9nuslu9ungen BET &aufleuten in al
len 5taotteilen borgenommen. 9os
Grgebnis lpar aufgefunbene groBe
Yartie1 bon 3uder, Mebl, Butter
uno @trei9bD5ern.
Mit einem Jreupengei9rei begrib=
ten bic 2eute oui Der 9trabe, Bic
out merriam Die beb0rbli6en MaB=
nabmen Derfplgten, sic iiberral9enz
ben Gntbedungen. Bon ben leBtaez
llannten grpbutten, bie als nidt
pprbunoen galten, purbe Elm Sell
requiriert unb inter MiIitdrbeoedlln9
na9 Der S%htenoantur sebraht; Der
He1t gelangte gum 8erfauf laut anti
lid)er Sore. Der Mnorang Der 8dl1=
Ter puds- ppn Mtnute gu Minute,
10 oab Der pplt5eimetiter anorpnete,
Die Seute muir ein5eln uno nit &arte
por5ula1en uno .teinem mebr els 2
Wf11no 3uder 81 geben. Merfpiirbi=
g%ertpeiie purDen Dit meilten 8prrdte
bel ben RletnbdnDieru porgefmpen.
uno Die grDbte partie fibiri16er
Butter Bel einem Gilenba1bler. Nos
tiirlia lparen Die l9lper permibten
2ebensmittel in penigen @tunoen
pergriffen. 8e5eihnenb fir Sen.
Grao Der 2ebensmittelnot in Giaa
1T u. a. Die Satla6e, baB sic Giz
e1bobnperpaltung ouf mebreren 2iz
MEN 1elbit 8ertaufsitellen errthtete,
I'm ibre 8eamten nit ben np%ttpenoi9=
zen Ndbrmitteln GIT perIorgen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
.Spre6em sic bite,
menm m68lt6, ant
&Drmitta9 Dor.

-&-.4 .lI.N -.
ben Sinn. 81 oie, lpenn ibnen nit
benz Mugenli4t @eitalt unb 5orm,
ole bort 10 bodgel9dbte, aerflob, am
Mnblid ibress Weiens ppbl bieielbe
frobe 3uberfi4t 51 fiblen permDeen
tpie Die unfrigen? Merben fie 5roit
~ Dem ftnhen, mas Der 5prm entz
tleioet als bas mabre l,nge19mintts
8ilo ibres 8oltstums iid entbiilt?
IS 1T feltfom uno pieIeidt Elm unz
refRt on meine11 eisener oeutf9en 2ei=
bensgefdbrten ~ aber ipie t@ uniere
Tet11oe tenne, nno id glaube tie gut
81 tennen, 10 ergreift mid fir bic,
bic nit Dem Mugenlidt ibr 2ebtes
berloren UNI. nun p~er5peifelt ins See
r, !tarren, Elm nnqusipre6lides Mit<
sefi6I."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05

Bin id ia fruber oft senl,a fdlon
Mrm III Mrm 9egallgen; oo babe i6.
MIDI. Das fafales 8eflbl, ais Of i9
eirlen Marter, braudte."
Mir gelangten Bis ON ben S3aull,
ser ben nettldufieen @arten 'bcs ca
5aretts seaen Elm l2nniees Mieiul
lano abialoB; Stint trieben lip9.
Ipieleno unb iubelrh 6arauf beruln.
Robert 1tanD ftiG unb lalIhte.,
LIN iieinen Mllnb lag Elm 2daeln
liidleliger 5inaebu1g, lpie id es.
friiber ME an i6m bemerft.
Dos lit nun mein tdsli@er @pa=
aier9ang," lagte er. n9ie1er @artenz
pintel bier, bieies min5ige @tiid.
Welt lit mir teurer getporben als GnL
Die 5tdtten erlelener aiinite unp mo-
oerl1er Semitic, nad benen ib font.
begierts tpeite Reifen ma9te uno Sic
mir fir INNER, eu@ anberen aber.
minbeitens auf Sabre binour9 ullcrz
rei4bar un0 ipobl arcb entbebrli9 gez
poroen iinb. 56on finbe i9 mid.
gang auein bierber unb iibe MIDI i'm
@eben -. Sa, ipunbere bi9 nur!! SIN
@eben Ibe iAh MIDI, aber in 1einem,
F5eben esganl5s eieuer unb l19etpobnter
glrt. Meine Musen, bas fpiire id
nun beutli9, iino mir er6alten gebliez'
ben. 8erloren ging mir 11ur bos.
dubere 2i@t, Die 1toffli@e @eltalt Der
Dinge, Die 2inien, Sarben Anb 6rr=
men. Die aber berlieren betrd9tli9
on Wert, fpbalo man nit benz inne=
rem Nu9e i9auen lernt. Menn i@
oft tpitternb uno bor9enb bier nl1f
meinem poiten ftebe, fteist cine TuIe.
bon @ri6etnungen bor mir auf, be-
rem eigentlt6es, friiber nut. nebelboft
geabntes Weien iid mir jeBt gan3 err
.ialiebt. 81, niht nur bas @e5meig
Der 8diu,ne iiber mir 1ebe i9 mah}en
nnb seoeiben, i'm Minbe aittern uno
lid berbitli4 farben, ni9t. nur BEN
5artliden Srelben Ser @Dgel in If
rem y%te1ter11 1ebe 19 gu, benz @etpimz
mel Der Snietten I'M Sanb, sen Sim
bern bort oriiben, pte iie ipieleno
bera1pa4ien .unb gu fertigen Menz
F16en perpen, Sen 9anb1euten, lpie lie
fden unb ernten unb nieoer bon
neuem ben iBpben beite[len ~, 1,e,n,
mebr nod, thinner mebr unD netter.
binaus in Nallm uno Set: I'M getpolz
tign &bntbmus bes Samples uno
Der Mrbett erblide i9 infer gan3es
Wolf, nie bie Miuionen meiner &az
meraoen b%illaus5ieben ins 5elo5um
5tlrm borgeben, faIen 3ober 1iesz
reid niebertebrell, ipie Sic Milionen
Der 9abeimgebliebenen a%usbarre11b
,{9affen, .riiitenb, belfenb li9 bic
Sanbe reidenn erblide in un5dbligen
srDBen uno tleinen s3isen Sic bobe
Sattraft 1Inierer Mdnner, bic 1dli9z
te, allfopferube Site un{erer Mdo=
5@en unb Jralten, nnb al bies ffdlieBt
$fi9 mir 5uiammen gu einem einsisen,
groBartigen, binreiBenoen Biloe, Ell
mem 8ilbe gelommelter &roft.
N6, lpenn i'd friber fir n990ns
felt" MIDI begeilterte, lpars oob taum
mebr als cine fla6e, flu6tige Musen=
peibe. SEPT lit es cine nunoerpoIe
5infDnte erbabeniter @efiible, @aul9
uno Mnba4t 5nglet6, es 1T oie neusi
entoedte S6onbeit bes sefomten oeutz
T9en Weiens!
Die ienfeits unierer @ren5en tper<
fen uns ror, baB tDtr Deut{9en elm
8arbarenpolt obne Stnn fir feline,
gefaaige 5ormen 1eten. @s mag et>
pas Mabres baran fem. Damn aber
tpmmen mir oft bic 96oren Der i'm
Rriea @rbGin0eten Bel linen Driben in
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