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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
NEW BOND TAX
G.0.P.REVENUE
GRAB,F0ESSAY
Scheme 10 Give Party Clean
Slate i'm 1916 Is
Charge.
BONDHOLDERS WILL
WAGE BITTER FIGHT

ALBANY, April e--Those who oppose
the Tslmsge bill putting an annual tax
OF two mills on secured debts as well
as n registration tax OF five mills are
no better pleased with the bill intro
duced yesterday by Senator Ogden l..
Mills ot New York. They say that II
anything II is worse, even though 1t dif-
ferentiates between bonds to run for
less than Ave years and those to run
more than Ave years.
The Mills bill. while II reduces the
registratio tax somewhat. really IN
creases the tax TO be paid on long
term bonds Under Its provision bonds
due IN less than Ave years pay regis
tration tax of two-tenths OF a mill for
every year or fraction OF year the
bond has to run. Bonds with more than
ave years to run pay one-haf OF
per cent. OF their face value.
II il generally considered that the
Mil. bill Is another effor, of the Re-
publicans 70 get more indirect revenues
so that they can clear Up the appropria-
ton bills and pave the way FOR clean
slate in the Legislature In 1915. with
no direct tax in a year when Repun-
lican state ticket and Republican cam
didatc for President must appear before
the people.
strong Protest Expected.
owners OF secured debts which come
| within tho provisions OF the Mills bill
are expected 20 come to Albany In droves
| TO protest against the passage OF this
measure. II is asserted by those famil-
| iar with the financial situation In TINS
! state mat the revenues will he de-
! creased rather than increased Il the
law is passed. because It will tend To
| drive such securities out Of the state
! Attention Is called 10 the fact thai
before the Legislature during the ID,
administration passed the law exempt
ing secured debts from further taxa
ton upon payment of the registration
tax of one-half OF per cent many PEG
ME were able to cvlde the annual tai
on these securities under the other tai
laws and many people took III" s"curi
I lies out of the stat" 50 A. I" avoid taxa
ton. The same thing will happen gan
! IL tn. Legislature passes any law piac
Ing an annual tax on secured debts !
il asserted.
Tho state has been receiving ahou
81 600, 900 a year from the registration
tax IN bonds. and Il ~ pointed out thu,
the passage II this registration tax Las
really obligated The state to eN"ml
these bonds from further taxation afte
the payment of the recording tax Tn
Mills nill ii Is claimed. would fore
an annual tag on bonds already regis
tered by owners who paid the I"riS'ri
tiuu fee IN the BELIEF that they "npId b
exempted from annual taxation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10

tCompsrrd with price collateral trust
bonds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10

Mot listed at tims 81 CLOSING ~ ex-
change.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
A KING ON THE WATER WAGON

F. Cunliffe Owen tells in next Sundays
SUN the remarkable effect the Kings
blow at the Demon Rum will have on
voluntary temperance In England.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-06

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-07

fence at IN" end OF the street, and dis
appeared into tho darkness
A'SuSpicious- looking bag which was
Siung over his shoulder aroused tho
"hIc"''s Interest; "IVhacs that load YOU
nave the,e?' asked ;hc policeman.
Je* little coal got from the rail-
TO tho oath customary in such cases
hat lac would not take up arms against
Germany.
Win five other members of the crew.
mo HRewiSc refused to sign the oath,
EEL was put In confinement by the COM
mandcr Of the German shin, according
TO the representations Of tho elder Bell.
The latter tells Governor stuar, i'm his
'eter INIT he has appealed TO prcsi-
lent Wilson, ami that hc hopcd ;o on.
ilst the Governors interest because his
on on his mothers side. is |, descend
ant OF George Snllman, FOR thirteen
virginia"
Hsing advised by Acknowledgement
Pollard that the case presented bv tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-07
GOVERNOR CRAIG ACCEPTS
North Curoiinn Executive VIII Attend
Confederate Reunion If Possible.

Governor Locke Craig. OF North Caro-
lima. is the first Of the executives OF
Southern states to reply TO the invita-
tons sent out recently By Governor
stuart 10 tho Southern Governors, ex-
tending 10 them and the members of
their stans the hospitality OF Virginia
on .hc occasion OF the Confederate re-
union TO be held here in June
The Governor Of North Carolina indi-
Gates his desire to accept the invita-
ton. ana says ne Will come TO Rich
mond If circumstances permit him 20
make the trip. Governor Craig writes:
Ills Exccllcncy. the Governor of Vir-
g!nia
My Dear Governor Stuart thank
you for your cordial invitation TO at
tend the Confederate Reunion In Rich
!nond next June. II would be privI-
lcge to attend this historic occasion,
and, besides. | would have great pleas
ure In meeting you again. | do not
know yet whether 1t will be possible for
me 20 be there or not.
with the highest regards,
Yours sincerely.
tSigncd) LOCKE CRAIG"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-07
CHANcERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Eight Deeds of Trust, Amounting to
yIO.S0O.

Charles L. Tucker ct ux. to Harry
L Moore. trustee. % 1-2xi32 feet
west limo Jcssamine Street, l39 feet
south OF Darlington Street. April J.,
1915. sl.70O
Claude L. sprenkle G, ux to wallace
r. Brown. trustee, 65x22 1-2 feet on
north line Of an alley. l55 feet I inches
south Of Kcnsington Avenue. February
IS. 1915, $1,000.
julien Gum to Leon NJ. Nelson. trus-
tee. % feet 1 IA inches by los feet
South kensington Avenue, 1872 feet I
IL inches east of Davis Avenue. March
II, 1915, SLIGO.
Same TO same. 81 feet 10 IL inches
by ll3 feet inch south line Ken
s!nEton Avenue. 1870 feet inches east
OF Davis Avenue. March IL, 1915, ST.
40.
Harry NJ Dixon TO f. s. Rose ct al.
trustees. 40Sl25 feet l-2 inches north
blair Street, 2i6 feet east of Meadow
street. April !. 1915. $l.250.
George r.. Wood ct uX. to T. NJ Box
ley ct al. trustees. 1880 feet cas-, line
Fulton Street. Is feet from Orleans
street: also. 30X70 feet west line
Spring Street, 80 feet north Of Center
Street; April ]. 1915. $500
Annie +. Lightner ct vir TO NJ D.
Nunrally. trustee. lot l6, in block +,
in the plan of Battery Court. April 6,
1915. s2.2iO.
Mary T. Gordon ct vir to Howard
Sutton. trustee. 31X125 feet 10 inches
at the southwest corner If Twenty
first and r Streets. April /. 1915, ST.
ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-07
CHILD LABOR CONFERENCE
Governor VIII he Asked to Name Dele
EntcS TO l,cprcsrnt virginia..

The National Committee OH Child
Labor has enlisted the Interest OF STATE
Labor Commissioners James b. Dohcrty
III the coming National Conference on
CHILD Labor. and Governor Stuart VIII
he asked 10 appoint delegates to rep
resent virginia when he returns 10 the
city from Fix Garden
The eleventh annual m"c,ln. OF the
organization Is To be held in san Fran
cisco. the sessions extending through
out the last week In May. Leaders in
children's societies and prominent men
and women interested in child welfare
Will assemble from all parts of the
United States.
The proposed National Childrcn's
Charter" Is the most important subject
upon which action will be taken y
concerted effort IL to be made to put
into effect the plan proposed AZ the
preliminary conference of the Child
Labor Committee. which was ncld in
Washington In January, to draw up 4
national charter which shall be tho
basis for all child labor legislation. 1t
Is also intended to unity the work OF
all societies interested In the develop
ment of the American child.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-07
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

IicrxI Zionist Club, concert md
lecture. John Marshall High school,
y o'clock.
Monumental I:pIscOpui Church,
confirmation services by 1t. Hcv.
Robert a. Gibson, S;f5 O'Clock.
WOmnn's Club of Gintcr Park,
home of Mrs. Norman Call, musi-
Gale, f;:50 o'clock.
WOman's club, musicale, Miss An
ME Louise Kcinhnrdt and Miss Myr-
tie bedford, 3 O'Clock.
Jefferson auditorium, Wiimnt
Goodwin recital, S;l5 O'clock.
Iinsr ball-Richmond W.. Nc,, YorI,
Americans, BrOad stree, Park, 4
O'rlock.
Bijou-Grnycc Scott Company, In
"Itcbcccn of Sunnyhroo. Fnrm";
matinee, 2:::O; night S:3u
Lyrtc-Populnr vaudeville and
nictuTcs; mnti-'ce, 3; night, 40 and
%.
Strand-PnrnmOunt pictures and
quartet OF sinEcrs; continued per
formnnce. IL noon to II.
SupcrlOr-MotiOn pictures; con
tinu0us performances, 1880, morn
ing, to II, night.
COiOnini-MOtiOn pictures; cOntin-
uous performances, II ruun to II.
Ncw-MOtI0n pictures; continuous
performances, I0:i0, morning, to II,
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-07

h"ouutihS 10 Sst4,40O.
Lucy Conway ct vir to Mary Conway,
iox2l0 feet north line Jacquclin Street.
oetween Randolph and Washington
streets; February 20, 1915. $3.50.
b0xl+2 feet north line Park Avenue,
zoo feet west of Cleveland Street April
:, 1915. tax 81. $40.
lhomas ii. Wyatt ct ux. to Cello r..
warren. 81 feet : inches by so feet at
the southwest corner of Fifth and Jack
son Streets. April l6. 1914. $3.50
William II. White ct ux. TO J. w.
Blunt, &c l2xl5S feet north limo Cary
street. between Madison and Belviderc
streets March 26. 1915, tax $3.50. $40.
Julien Gum ct ux. to 6. T.. Sprenklc.
lOoHl35 feet south line Main Street. 1926
;eet Inches west Elm Street. March
Dixon. 4oxl25 feet north line Blair
Street, 2i6 feet east OF Meadow street
April !. 1915. Sl.250.
Claude +: Sprenklc ct ux. to julien
Gum, a feet inches by ll3 feet
inch south line KensinEton Avenue,
30 feet 9 inches east OF Davis Avenue.
March II. 1915. tax sl2. SO
j. J.. Gtbboney ct uX. to Mrs. Jennie
McGowan, 20 feet i IL inches by 1877
icet north line Park Avenue. ll5 feet
:: inch east OF Birch Street. March
George "; Lewis special commits
east line Fulton street. Gs fee, from
Orleans Street April !. 1915. $3.50.
Mary L. Henderson TO Powell D..
Wilkerson, 2oslOO feet south line Cath
crime street, 202 feet inches east Of
Hancock Street. April s, 1915, $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-07

Orers OF Century bonds of Virginia
outstanding were considered by the
State Board or Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund at pee'ing held yes
tcrday morning in the Office Of Second
Auditor Roosevelt Page, chairman or
the board Several proposals were ac-
copied, the commissioners buying in 4
total Of $4,000 of the bonds rendered.
The total cost of the purchases made
WAS S2S,5i1.9o. One block OF bonds to
the value OF $4,000. was purchased by
the board from John G. Williams e Co..
Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-07
MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Administrative Board authorized
the following improvements yester-
day:
Bolton. Clarke & Pratt were EMPLOYED
to make all preliminary base-lne, level
and Topographic surveys, draw a map
the proposed Riverside Drive on the
map, mako a detailed estimate of the
cost of the proposed drive and submit
Il comprehensive map of the property
from Second and Arch Streets to the
Settling Basin. distance OF six miles.
city Engineer instructed to adver-
tise for bids for the construction of n
spili-way at Shields Lake
City Engineer instructed to remove
the barricadc OF Grace Street, between
Ryland and Lombardy Streets, and
throw this thoroughfare open TO tho
public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-07

Eighth and Broad Streets, twelve out
lets and four fixtures
Engelberg g. Bear for Monroe Con-
fectionery Company, 2o7 North Monroe
Street, four outlets and fixtures
Same, for NJ. Savers, 3l5 West Grace
Street. sixteen outlets.
L. Il. Gilman & Co, for Epworth
Church. Rowland street between Chat
fin and Beverly Streets. three outlets
and fixtures.
Same. for ]. f. Hogan. s24 Haines
Avenue. Barton Heights. changing en-
trance.
Same. for same, 622 Haincs Avenue,
Barton Heights. changing entrance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-07
REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
No Great Interest Shown In Trans.
actions, Though Some Good
Sales Are Recorded.
OPEN UP NEW soUTHsIDE TRACT
Land for Streets Dedicated to City by
Drewry Mansion Corporation.
Farm Land -Four Miles East of
CITY Brings Good Price.

No great interest was shown yestcr-
"ay In the realty transactions that went
10 record. Several good sized sales
developed. and small property showed n
iair activity. Julien Gum transferred
10 Claude i; Sprenklc. 100 feet on the
south side OF Main Street, west Of Elm
street. valued at $1,000. Sprenkle. in
'urh. conveyed to Gum, the brick
dwellings a. 2413 and 24f5 Kcnsington
Avenue. which were valued at $4,000
William II. White sold to j. W. Blunt
ne property at 324 West Cary Street
for $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-07
Genern, Weather Conditions.

WASHINGTON, April Ga further
rise in temperature is reported from
the Middle Atlantic. South Atlantic.
East Gulf states and the Ohio Valley
while cooler weather prevails over the
Rocky Mountain region and the Plains
States. The indications arc that the
weather Will he generally fair Wed
nesday and Thursday throughout the
Eastern and Southeastern States. The
temperature will be somewhat lower
IN the Middle Atlantic States during
the next forty-eight hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-07
cHANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Three Release Deeds, Amounting to


r. II. Davis. trustee to James H.
Butler. 4ox125 feet l-2 inches north
line Blair Street, 24G feet east of
a. J. Chewing. trustee to Mary l..
Henderson, 20N100 feet south line Cath
crime Street. ZOE feet inches east of
Chewning & Boxley, trustees to
Virginia II. Hubbard, 2Ox124 feet west
line Thlrty-firSt Street, 10S feet south
Of Leigh Street. March 80, 1915, ST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
clerk OF the Hustiugs Court Yesterday,
as follows:
James w. Thomas and Mena Smith.
willard James Peyton. Jr., and Emma
Kari Redford.
Chester c. Cobb and Annie E. Frye.
Edward G. Garlick and Carrie Willis
Howell.
William L. Mason and Isabelle Marie
SchOfield.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-07

elder Bell Ia one in which tho State has
no authority to net. Governor stuart
has written TO the father OF the i'm
prisoHcd sailorman. advising him TO
tako up the matter with the Secretary
OF State ut Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-07
SHOOTS AT NEGRO
Pistol bullets Fail to Stop SprInting
Cheese Thief on SOuthSidc.

Several revolver shots fred by Po-
liceinan y. Il. Anthony. OF the Third
Police station. failed to stop :, fleeing
negro Monday night on Cowardin Ave-
nue., South Richmond. Instead. he ran
several blocks at top speed. leaped u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-07
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
by the Electrical Department yester-
day:
Winston Electric Company, for Fed
eral Reserve Bank. 100 East Main
street. thirty three outlets and eight
fixtures.
Williams & Esseg. for w. S. Mccoy,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-07

ne Drewry Mansion Corporation
yesterday dedicated to the city of Rich
mona, Tor use as streets, q series Of
tots in its property. known AS Drewry
mansion Addition, and situated on the
Petersburg Turnpike. near stop g. This
property.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-07
HusrINGs DEED OF TRUST.
One Deed of Trust. Amounting to
81 600.

Charles Z. Bibbs ct ux. to w. c. Pull
liam. trustee. 46 l-2Xl4S feet at the
northeast corner of Thirtieth and Belle
vue Streets. March 27, 1915, $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-07
HENRICO TRANSFER.
One Deed of bargain md Sale, Amount
Ing to SI.,IOO.

George w. Bonner ct TX. TO Louise
T.. Freeman. l63 acres on south side
OF southern Railway, about four miles
east Of city February "a. 1915. tax
Sl2i0, $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-07

George w. Bonner sold Yesterday TO
Louise T.. Freeman "A tract of land
containing 1863 acres on the south side
OF tho southern Railway, about four
ton was $l2.iO0
CIIANCERY TUANSIcI.RS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-07
Local Temperature Yesterday,
Local Observation mt $ p. VI. Yesterday

Temperature. GO; humidity, II: wind,
direction. northwest; wind, velocity, ) :;
weather, clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-07
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
April {. 1915.
HIGH TIDE:
Sun rises. .5:4s Morning. ..l1:17
sun sets. $500. 1886 Evening .l2:0o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-07
MORE THAN SIX
HUNDRED SERMONS

"Eyc-tcnchinG" picturcs--morc
thnn COO of thcm-cvcry ono n
sermon In itself. Every niDn,
woman nnl child In Richmond
md vicinity NEEDS this ILLUS
TRATED 81 BIBLE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-07
len Deeds of Bargain and Sale,
Amounting TO S:tI.d5O.

CNANCEHY TRANSFERS.
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eSreiiinniae GrflGrnna.

Sn oem fart patriotiihen u8erliz
ner Sageblatt" idreibt oer betannte
Biirttemberser Reihstassobseorb>
nete aonrdb Sausmann, fiibrenOes
Mitslieo Der 5retiinnieen goItsparz
tel, oas folgenoe:
rlleberou bemiibt iid ois 9epoItez
rllng, in Der Oeffentlidteit tiibl uno
optimiitii4 81 erIdeinen, ipridt man
aber nit ben GinSelnen pripat, 10
Bort man auf alien Seiten osn Nus
brud Der 0erpunoerung oariiber,
oab Die nit 8eftimmtheit sriparteten
9iinItiseren Gntlpidelunsen duf Dem
ariegsidouplase niht ihneller entire
ten. Die sSreunoe Der WiilitGrpartei
tritiiieren bic 0iplomaten, ipeil bieie
Dor benz &riese niht fir mehr Ser
biinoete lorgten. Iuberbolb oesReihsz
tasss ift sine itarte untsritrOmuns
eegen oen Reidstansler porbanoen,
oem man ale mOsIiden Srrtiimer
gum 1ornurf maht."
Oas tlinst iebr anoers als oie
Some. Ole in Der oeutidnationaliitiz
iden Prefe Mmeritas anseihlasen
lperben.
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&irti9aitlide llmud!5ung.

got bridt gilen, beibt es in oeutz
iden 2onben. Der giot sebprdeno,
niht benz eisenen 9riebe mubten iid
bic berrfdenben alaHen In ben
&riessldnoern Guropas gu Mabnabz
men enti1lieben, bic eeseeeniiber Der
pripattapitaliitifden proouttionstpeiie
bon tiefetnihneibenber 8eoeutuns
iino. Wir baben iiber oieie Seite bes
8rieses, Der man in 9lmerita piel gu
ipenis 8eahtune fhentt, einise Woz
den suriid einen Mrtitel sebraht.
Nun lsien mir au9 in unierem Bruz
berblatt Der r2eip5iser 9oltsseituns":
Der sesenndrtise Welttries bebeuz
tet nun niht nur, mas ieoer leidt
einiiebt, eine politifde umtpdl3uns, er
beoeutet nidht ipeniser aud cine 0toz
nomiide llmipdlauns. er beoeutet oas
in einem Mabe, ipie es niemano porz
ausieben tonnte. Die DtonomiI9e
llmndl5uns 5eist iid por alien DIM
gen barin, bob gum eritenmal in auz
fammenhGnsenbtrer u. umfaHenoerer
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Dirt in 0eutfhlano unb audi in an
bern tapitaliitilden Staaten periudt
miro, bic Mnfdngs elmer Srsanila=
ton Ser 0oltspirti4aft bur43uietz
sen. Gs peritebt iih, oob oieie Inz
fdnse tpeoer ben Wlebrpert nod oen
9anoelsprofit ausiaalten; benn lie
bepegen fih auf Dem alten Booen
Der tapitaliitiihen proouttionspeiie,
aber man barf ni4t iiberieben, oaB
lie besonnen baben, bic Mnardie Der
tapitaliitiiden Wirtfbaftspeiie aufz
aubeben, uno bab iie bus ntdt mebr
auf benz 8ooen Observation-Disclosures
freier Oreaniiationen periuhen, ionz
bern auf benz gpNsn bes Offentliden
Redts nit 3ipanssre4ten oes Staa=
tes in ipeitem umfanse.
Die Mabnabmsn bepeuten seipib
feline NusbDbluns Der tapitaIiItii4en
probuttionspsils, aber lie aeisen allz
nddit bas cine, Oab in oen bohten
N0ten ser 3.it bic sesenmGrtise
@taats= unbMirti9 i9aftsorhuuns obne
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2(rbetter, abeniert> l<et t,t> perbreitet >a= G<c

ben groBen io5ialiitiihen 0ebanten
elmer sereglten uno einbeitlihen Or
sanilation Der 0oltspirt1haft nidt
uusfommen tonnte. Die Wabnobmen
5eigen ober audi ipeiter, oab Elm Of
fentlihre4tli4es Ginsreifen in bic &C.
senlpdrtigen 8erbdltniiIe Der 0olts=
pirti6aft ni9t m0glid lit, obne ben
0runopfeiler Der gesenpdrtiesn pro=
outticnspeiie ansutolten, oas prioatz
eigentum.
Die Gntsisnung aus 0ffentlidz
redtliden Griinoen unb Nottpenbisz
teiten lit 5pur idon in 6rieoens5ei<
ten bon Stauts ipegen moglid unb
ie lGnger ie me6r bon onen 0ffentIihz
redtliden 8orporationen, ipie Stoat,
9emeinoe, &reis u I'M. Durhgefiibrt
peroen, aber plunmdBig unb fir
3pede Der aueemeinen 0oltspirtz
lhaft 1T lie in 0euti ihlanb erit ouf
9runo Der 9eleBe unb 0erorbnunz
gen bonn 4. Iusuit uno Der folsenben
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3eit burd9efiibrt iporoen. Das ales
iino erit 9lnfdnge, unb in Der Dur4=
fiibruns purben lie Der Hesieruns,
ibren beteilisten 8eh0roen, Der Ser
naltuns uno ben in 5rase tommsn>
DEN Orsaniiotionen um 10 Idperer,
als Die meiiten oieier Steuen por
benz Srie9e ni4t einmal eine tbeoretiz
i4e &lar6eit bon bielsn 9lufsaben
oes Staates seponnen batten. Inz
oerIeits niro man 3ugeben miiNen,
oab iolhe Regelungen Der 0oltsnirtz
Idaft, penn iie gum sritenmul per-
ludt iperben, niemais iofort Vollz
fommenes leiiten tonnen. Gum Slid
ober betunosn auh Die poltsipirtz
i6aftlihen neuen ginrihtuneen uno
Gri6einungen iebr bolo ibre eigne
2o9if, uno lenten uno beeinfluhen
bic Wtenlhsn, tpenn bieIs nod gluuz
ben, baB lie islber ss iinb, bic reggie
rem.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-01-16
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&rieacs?

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erlten &fen BEL Gemberg ourh eis
nen S6uB in bic Gunge perlpunbet
purOe, "a StunOen hilflos, fir tot
gelteno, auf bem Saladtfelp lag, Bis
er bon rulliihen SanitGtslpIbaten
entoedt uno in Elm 2asarett in Sisfp
uberfubrt tpuroe, bon no ct CUR ulz
gemeinen 8erlpunoerung baIb 9eheilt
uno bann ais 9efon9ener nah SibIz
rien befOroert Duroe. ihreibt an iei>
ne in &lagenfurt tpp9nenbe Satin
5olgenoes: vOas Wort &ries baben
pobl ulle unterihdBt. Die 5ur9tz
barrett eires &rie9es aeiet iih niht
i'm 9efeht unb in Der Shlant, ni6t
pdbrenb oes Oonners Der geidiiBe
unb oes Haiielns oes Snfantsriefeuz
ers, bic san5e Giirdterlihteit tommt
erlt, penn bies uqes peritummt, tpenn
Die Nuht leiie bereingebrodsn 1T uno
benz aaeemeinen Morben Elm Gnbe
geIest bat. Damn besinnt lansiam,
aber INNER lauter Das Glenb in ieiz
men tauienoerlei Geitalten lih gu rib
rem nnb miro INNER sroBer; es miro
10 9roB, ooB Elm Menldsnbirn gum
ShluB es gar nidt mebr erfafen
tann, unb es tDmmt Der 9lusenbIid,
no man elm Mleuihenlebsn piel, piel
serinser beipertet als bas tlsinite
grot ober eineu Shlud oes idledtss
item Wohers. Sd lag bod beinabe
pierunospanais Stunoen auf einem
9efehtsfelD - alIes, mas ih pdb~
reno Der 9efedte mitsemudt babe,
1T eine aiuoerei sesen bic grdBz
liden, baaritrdubenoen Ginbriids,
bic ih ba empfaneen. Cine Seosr
tunn oies ia ME ausbriiden. -"