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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11
Rem gorf. 9. @ldra. 1915.

81 brei Sdbrsi 9unbtsgefdnonib
in GtIanid purot BON Rihtes Retertr
In Der StrGf,amrner bes HunbsssTss
itriitsstrihits Der friibsrs pripa.iss
frttdr oes Dtritorbeien @uitap
S6pub unb Der etniiiat 4btbeiIunass
DEF Der 7firmn OtIrih Il. Co., adri
Ruroeos, perurtbsilt, ipeIner bes qaBs
ibpiRosls bsituIbist mar. Ruroebe
ipurbe Suiammm init ben Meierpifttn
Sad,it, Wtptr, Ruelsr unb Wcsner
i'm sauuar ,ur5 Dor Der Mbfobrt bss
Dompfsrs ..serssnsfiorb' bertaftst,
FAB cine 3.it lona in ben sombg in
llnisrfufungsbdft unb ipurbe esssn
8irgf6aft fr,igsInHtn. llripriineliH
plaibirte er .ni4t fduIbis'. bod 1ns
eette sr fsiren Gnifmlub unb burn
fsinen 4ntpolt Charles u. Cberirdesr
bttannie sr nd ifulbig nuf bic aniIas
pt. eins D.ridip5rune gum 3pedt bes
geiruats Der Der. Siadten Re9ies
runa sinesanngsn ~ iein. aubsrs
oem betdnnie sr iih 1nf ben slpeitsn
9teil Der psstn ibn erbobtnen qlntlase
ftulbia, bah er fnIfdt DOiumenie
heim Stan.sbepariement eiHreihte.
Sopobl Der BunhssbiiiritisanpaIt
ME Bidder Retsrsr ipartn nit benz
Shritis bsr 9srtaeibisuns Ruroeo9s
eiuusritannen.
Ssltsu bat Elm 4naeilalter COR ben
Sdranten ess 9unessatriGits esIsau,
ben. pelder in 10 hctem Wabs bas
WliiIeio aler QerTonsn I'M SdnI. RID
ter unb gertrstsr Der glniIags In eleis
dem piabs. errsats ipie Rurosbe. Der
gnetlaaie III Elm Wonn In ben fiinfs
siatr SabrtH, BON tIsinsr Sintur,
Idlarfsn. attr fpmpaibiI6en 3iiatH
unb elmer hchsn Giirn, Eein a6rs
Der In haesr lnh fnipd6Ii4 unb aus
eem bIeiGen Gsiifi, auf ipel4tm bic
Grle6niFe Der Itstsn woftn cine beuts
life Spur suriidosldiieH hdben. bIiden
rFftn lnb a.rnbe sin pddr bIartr
2luden. Stiue 6oItun1 gefabt unD
asrabs btn&ppf niti pefsntt unb niht
bod erbcbsn. 70 itanb AarI Rutctos
Dor bem Rihtsr. bitten Spruf fit
be ndhier Sabre isints eebtns. Ia
pieIltitt fur isin aansss Daiein uno
fiir Die Griftsns Der Gsinsn beiiims
msub fsin Ioais.
sc mar. els pb fsins perf6nIidi,it
anf bic aanSt llmasbuna sstpirtt bdts
tt. Rihtn unb MniIdgtr btflsibioi,n
fi6 Der ar5bisn SdpnuHa. bic 3ub6l
Tsr bsipdhrtsn cine aibsmIofe Gtius
anb In Der Winuts. bie bon ben aips
pen bss Ri4tsrs biz fiir ben QHgsiIdg'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11
BRITISH MINISTER FEARS RUSS.
ANIMATION OF EUROPE.
DIR. Dixon Declares England ls Fighting
Progressive Civilization With
Barbarism and Despotism.

New York. In the English labor
paper. the Labor Leader, appears an
article by the Rev. II. T. Dixon which
indicates that not all the pastors In
Great Britain share the warlike attitude
OF the higher church dignitaries, Gays a
dispatch to the New York Herald. Mr.,
Dixon says;
"we are fighting against the most
scientific, enterprising and progressive
nation in Europe--the nation that has
led the way in chemistry, in scien ifie
investigation and discovery, In apply
ing science to manufactures. in business
enterprise, in education, in physical
training and In social organization; tie
nation that has produced the greatest
philosophers, the greatest theologisns,
the greatest scientists, the greatest
musicians and some Of the greatest
writer's, the nation that has given IA the
printing press, the kindergarten system,
the scheme Of national Insurance., inter
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11
spnneritas, ben II. Rdrs 1915.

Ole britiide Regieriins bot
gnseige .ritattst, bab nad BEN
81. Wtara gaumpplle nidt mehr
nah ben 9dnbern Der osutib,n
9erbiinoeten perididt merben tann.
Die nabeIiesenoe 5oIge wiro Elm RE
flyer Breisitur5 in gatlmpolle iein.
8is iest lit ni6t eriidtlit, oob oe-
prGfibent irgenb etpas ttuH tptrb, I'm
Sieiem St,aoen por5uteugen, Der lid
in nod ihIinm1erer @eiie alibern
wiro, als er 81 abnen iheint. Wenu
9aumIpole mir IN beihranttem
Iabe nah europa perfauit tpercei1
fam un6 6asu nod 81 fiieortger1
Breiien, oann fam cine iftrcre 81
nan3fIemine in oieicm 2atlbe itihl
clisbleiben. 1as moht oem Yrdii'
benten oiipnbar feline Gorge, aber CT
miro iebr baIo hie gntoed,ntg mo-
hen, SaB nitt bios bic ginoeitridJ'
glmeritaner, iouberu Der sonoe Gil
sen feline ihGnoIihe @eruahIdiiiglnil
Der amerifaniiten Sntsreiien iehr
libel pernerten uno oamit bic
uleemeine aniiht i'm 2anoe obpal'
ten ipirb, baf, Dem Trdiibenten mebr
an Der CUNT Der @nglanoer, als ar
Der @obIfabrt ser Der. Staaten &C.
le1en lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11
1as 5sHtr ridjtet einen Sdaben Bon
$4,000 an.

Das pr1ftise Glubbdus bss
adusbsrp aIubs IN ssitsrn Radmi.s
idl bis auf ben Grunb nieoersebronni.
Gos Ieusr brah aus biEbsr nod I'M
bslannien llrin4eH i'm 3lpeiteu Gici
aus unb innsrba!b Sipun5ig Winuisn
trdnnien Der sipeite unb Der brittle
Stod li9isrIob unb bic iylamrlsn
frdbm iit aieria mad unten burh.
Gs mar al teins Rsitung oes Gus
6cl5 ssbduttn if0nsn uno srob.H
G,bduoes gu btnien, benn es febIis an
ieeliher 8ortsbrung gum sysuerl6
iden. Die @netitelItsn iparsn I'm
Sianbs. ods W5blemsni aus BEN uns
tern Siodiperi 70 Siemlidb tn Gitsr
belt su bringsn. Die sebn Cottages.
bic iih I'm bas alubbaus sruppiritu.
iinb bonn Teuer periAont sebliebsn.
Der Shnbea III btnnoh gang btbtur
ttnb. Der adugberp aIub tsfinb,i
iid auf elmer 5albinitl i'm Cbio sini,
es Wsil,n untsrbalb glurcrd. 3iria
250 prominsnts GineinHaiier iinb bic
WiiaIisb.r Sss nett iib.r Iolals Gren,
ssn binaus betdnnttn alubs. 5,rr
auguit 5errmann IN felt bisleu Sac
r,n Der prdiibsui. Gas StrIiS;t,
alub5aus ipirb ioboIb ss anselt eurr
einsn W,ubau sriett iperbtr.
Der anserid)teie SGaben ipirb ani
iib.r $4,000 seffdbi. Der @erpdIs
iunasrat9 bes alubs ipirb ii9 b,ue
Mcrgsn nah euusb,tp SsIanb bsS
oebel, unb cine Snfptitton an Srt uno
Gttne bornebmtn.
- Tas Mobnbdus Sss wloliersib,s
iissrs 8. WosniHa an Der gcitrdln
Dill. iiibli6 pon Der glcrtb Beno
sRrob IN mi. glirn 1T gtfsrn burG
'ssutr ssrftSri porbsn bsifen llrs
fpruna man md, niht tsnnt. Wlcs-
ming anb feline eeutt fotpie be Ra6.
barn psrfaGtn bas Geutr 81 IDi4.n
Mls bic Spriben pon Gumminspin.
nnb gotlses 5iu sur Glslt irnfsn.
tatte bds gsusr Fton tstmcb:i Vii
fih asarifftr, bnH bns 5irtitlritnlbs
itDdiae 'IcGnsrtbnus btm WerbttbsE
qstrsibt NOR.
- Jsuer bsi atam 5omdn. 847
Sliper girubs. tpeld,ss In sinerl Rob
IsnIhuppen seiirrn Worpsn snitanbsa
mar. srtihtsie tintn Gflabtr rcn
500 an. yrau 6oman ipurbe bnr1,
bas anifiern bsr 5lnmnisn mai un0
tonni. iidi nit ibrsr 5amilt In Gi.
fst1sit brinpen.
- Bel bem Wirth WilIinm 6ous.
ahts unb isrssmdn 4pe.. brad 9tItsrn
infoIo. sines i6abbdfien SdotnIieins
Elm aeusr aus. bns sinen SGobtn bon
$50 anriftsis. tbe q u5stl5I4i rsr.
hsu icnnit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11
WOUNDED FRENCH OFFICER SAY
JoFFRE HAS FAILED.

Berlin. Wearincss oil the war =
apparent in statements made by
captured prisoners but too great faith
must not be placed in this since the
prisoner is inclined to speak so as TO
niease the victor in order TO procure
more favorable treatment for himself,
says the Taeglische Rundschaii. Far
more reliable conclusions may be drawn
from the correspondence between sol.
diers and their relatives.
A French staff officer Major Gui.
hard who was taken prisoner In bat
lie in the middle Of January, writes as
follows;
"Tho attack OF the Germans was car
,ied out with admirable energy. Our
position was quickly pierced. Ny com
panies had received the order to stanl
10 the last. That is why all those VINO
did not fall were taken prisoners. re
ceived a shot In the head and knew
nothing Of what occurred from that
moment on.
ave were very badly informed about
the quality OF the German army. We
would never have thorght them eapa-
bic OF such achievements. On the other
hand, the Russians were greatly over
estimated. The French staked all their
best strength at every point for the
offensive ordered by Joffre. After this
attempt failed only outside help as =
last resort can decide the campaign In
our favor.
From whom is this help to conner
Russia is finished and England has
people, indeed, but no war material.
The war may last long yet, but no
longer believe in an Improvement Of
our position This conviction Is spread
ing more and more, and that Il why II
Is not remarkable II we old soldiers are
sad and depressed"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11


9ta,t|oem >ie @ro6reIlrulil
lid, als periebIt erpieien bat unN DIE
erfenntniB ourh1eSrltngen lit, oah
3eull6lano mid. ausgebnngert trcr'
trn tnnn, iagt bie probritiit)e 3rcIit
ben 3uianmeubrlit Seutidldnos
aus einem anbercn @ruItoe npraus,
nGn1Ild; aus aupferraneel. Nan
5dblt ailianinen, pie pieI Wtlnttion
sic Ccuti6en mn Die Seiterreiter
perI6ieben uno qeIangt Su benz RE
iultat, oaB iie ietr balb tein alipfer
nehr baben iueroeu, um 8e'hol's
her,il,ienen. g2as nid)t in geredl.
ming ee8ogen miro, neil es Die g'e'
bau,, ,trne seritoren miiroe, lit, oal
fe:hc 9Gnoer in @riuurtling eines
arieges allpier III groBeu Dieitgen
intportirt baber. slber bas i1lt gar
ntf,t ms 0ctpitt Den groben Wetgen
0.tpier aeaeniibec, peldie bic Trioot'
Snbuitrie aufaeis"t6ert bntte, tpell
Ieut,6Iuno fir oie Seritelllina Don
elcftiiten glpparoteu. h,e nad Dc,
aanSen @eIt oerfauft wlroen. mebr
&lpier berbraud1t hot, 1ls jcoe an
bore geotion. Iieie @orrGthe p1lroen
ieIbItperitGnblih bon Der &egierlira
fofort nod gus6rud bes arieees nit
gefhIas belegt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11

9ie 9erp.rfuns bes Greis
briefs fir bic 9riine 2iiie 1T cine
syolae Der bier bsrrifenbeu unaufrie:
benbeit .beniopobI iib.r bic @lettrii9e
aompaonie, ipie tibet bic Strabens
6o6n=3ompognie. Die geI6perb. cs4t
balm, bas DIR preis fir gletirii'ot
su tbener lit uT1o bdnn psrb ectldst,
nub bic Rs6nunaen b0ber iiro, als
her @er6rauh. Gb es bamit fsin!
Rittigteit 6ot, permDqen mir nift su
faeen. uber es b,ibt, bab bic &oms
pd9nie aae Rehnungen ndf een Uldz
rimaIner6rau9 in einemWondt auiest,
aug benz 8ruribe, bab lie bdburf
perpfIihtet lit, entipredenbt Wengsn
gleftrisitdt in gereitibaft au bol'en,
fromit bag Qublitum ntf3t einperitan>
ben 1T. Die Strdbsnb1bns s&ompags
ME ipdr INNER eine aueQe bsitanoiler
4lage. Wtan bdlt ben preis bon 5
Gents pro Tabrt fir 5u tbeuer unb
tldet, eab nitt seniigenb WGafn ei1e
atitellt peroen, mas ods publitum sil
Iangem @drten apingt. Nus ei itu
gefdpcrbsn hat iih Elm Mibcerguiisen
gesen dlle 0ffentli6sn utilitGien ers:=
ben. Die 2sbre, ipeI6e bic 4bftins
muns bonn 9ienitaa esliefert bat, Ii,ui
aaf Der 6dnb. Die 0ffsntlifen llti.
Iitdten miiiisu ibre Sorberungen nie=
ptiger dnIsseH, menu iie cine @rreu
eruna ihrer Nreibrisfe au srI-RJen
fpiinfbeu. Das tp.rben fie Do6l tbur,
tpeun man ben utiIitGien einsn
@egenDertb bur6 Sreibrtsfs auf I'm.
aers 3eit bepilIiat. Gdnss Sr,ibri.fs
unO bohe Rrsiie firb ni9t su srlan sen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11

ma tional socialism and the Protestant
reformation.
In order TO defeat this nation We
have leagued ourselves with the most
horrible, revolving and erusl dsspotism
Of modern times and are seeking to
oyerrun Europe with horde OF bar.
barisns. In addition, we have violated
European traditions and have brought
over Mohammedans and idolaters to
fight for us.
I'VE are also posing as the champion
OF small nations, their integrity, indie
pcndence and rights. What about Per
sia, Egypt, Armenia, Tripoli, the B0er
republics and the nations Of Indiaf
"Ne have been brought into this
struggle by alliances, treaties and OBJ
legations made without the consent or
knowledge OF the nation or parliament.
u fear the grand result OF all win
be Russianizcd Europe"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11
qISsIidl asItsrbsn.

sfrua gsinnis Metettd gottn. 10
Sabre dlt uub R43 gulitt Gttdbt
lpobnbait. atna asftttn gsahiriitaa I'm
Sinicn Bart fpasisrsn. Gis besnm
plSbIid, 6sgsirdnipTs unO iiarb. tbs
Re noh 6ouTf gsbrott otrben ionnis.
Der pISbli@t zobssIau purfs BEN
.GpTpnsr qsmslbst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11
G1pin circle.

Der etipin gircl. lOnimt am Grsi
iie MtsHb In Der gruit ROD auas 81
nonniIi6sn Gibuns siIamnttn. 6str
eruif SroD nlrh tinsn Dortrrs iibsg
Ii. Rational RsIerDsbanitn balsea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11
aOmmsnmitbtausm aussn

bdpDii.
Gifpd cine Stunbe. nndbsm Adrl
Rurcsbe isin ifiperss lirt5til smpfon.
een battle. jianetn Dor Riftsr Heitrtr
bic beutfhsn Ref,rDiIten 4rfbur nil
belm guhis. Elm Melsrrsofi5isr, mel
der auf lsin gbrsniport bin aui
freitin fnbs bsIaiIsn norben mar,
fsrner glusuit R. Wapsr. WaItsr
WuslIr uub 6ermdnn Wasnsr.
SdmmtIi6t bier qtnte parsn In Der
binbuna nit bsm pobI4pineel psrs
bdftst fporbsn, unb sfpdr ipdrsn 4, In
8ssriffs, nit falifsn pdFtn nddl bTiis
ben absufobren. um fir bns Batter
lamb ibr 2sptn IN bic 6hdu5t 5u
id)inaen. Ritier Retetsr srtdnnt I
on BOB bic qtuts aus pairiciismus
oebanbtli bdiien nnb Iist "a in i.bnii
EalI. bet 5000 gsIbftrafs bttpenbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11

Gle gnsIdnoer baben bis
Jest nit ibrer ausbungerlings- -HcIitit
teine GrfoIge 3u Osr5ei9uen, UNI 70
Eebr Die Geutiden las 5eigt lid,
beionoers oil Sranfreif. Tort ba.
ben fie bic sdnSe fran5oiiite Giien.
Snouitrie, beren Sis iif in Dem uOn
linen beiesten @ebiet beiinbet, IN
pdn6eit, mas sur Solge bat, boB
sFrdntreih 4lIes, pus es an Rriesss
material braiiht, Don eneloiib fan.
FEN nutB. sp bteier @eiie piro
EraTtrei& aisssebuIgert. aber Sa'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11

lie DitIiden giienbnb
men baben oen ;Srad,tauiiblog bon
Der SpiibeniiaatIiben gertebrs.
aomntiiiion aui ibrc slneabe bin er.
baItcn, bab oie bciiGnbige Gr56bung
Der S6buc ibrcn aSrofit mli5ebrt.
0anit fonntc cS aIs ielbitpcrItdnblidl
eeIten, DAB Die 9obne, iiir oercu 9lui'
itlaq ocs @olf cine Gntih6niolmg
i'm geirdge bcn 45 Minionen Dol.
Iars aablt, perbIeibn piirben.
lie Giienbabnen pcuen abcr bic
Sobne berabieeen unb beeriinoen SIC
Nbiid,t oamit, onb Der iSruhtalii'
ihIo1 nod riht eeniigt, Inn lire aa'
titnlien 81 ucrSinien into oob ods crit
m6gIit] DGre, nahoem Die 96hnc
tcrobecIeBt tporben iino. 9ieier @e'
haiptug itebt Die 3bntiad)e geneu,
iibcr, oai bic acmniiiiion ben gnfi
IdIaa riht aus Dem Srllnoe beipilliat
lat, oaB Die @ahnen bel oen bisbcri
pcn Srod]troten nift ibr Aisfomnen
iinben fountru. ionoern neil lie lid
perpfIi6tet eidubte, ben gdbneu iiber
Ole Sarh Den ariea oerrrinhte 9e.
preiiion bimuegJubelien. Ias Goli
1T, nm cS fir, su iaeen. itnnotbi1er
SSeiie init 45 Wallioucn Collars bp.
ioTtet tporoen. Tie id)Iimu1ite Gnt.
tGuifiHa miro ocnI grdiioenten 5ii.
tbeil Iieier h4t thotidtIidl Die aom
lniTiicn ceor1ngt, ben Srnttauiidddl
su tetpilliasr. um bsm 9robtapitul 5u
helfen, in Der Gripartuna, bab hisr 5
burd bic @eihdfts fid bebsn tpiirbsu
unb cine 9ohnbsrabIebung iih pernei'
ben Iisbs, bic er tpesen ibrer
pulitiihen Hiidpirtuna gang be
Tonbers fiirhtets. eSebt Tin
bet er, bdb bic 8sTdGfts iid ni6i
ucbo5ru baben nno baB trnerem ci.r
Strrif ItdttfinSeu miro, oenn rs III
oltsqc -tIoiier, Dab Die 9lrbeiter fid
irtiUillia in eiutn 9ohnnb,us fiircn
urrocn. IN rieier @eiie .inbct
1rirsipienloiigteit lire gcrettc
S.riie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11
sawsr. Sube idr Yakithwinsel

Sail Ruro,bs 81 Orei Jobrsn atlania
psrurtbsiIt. - sfihtn Seutei an,
bab 1 i'm gabfdwinbsl Sale
isins gu arOb, RiIbs ipaItsn IaiT.n
,SnHs. 6uHs aOum BON gBebsa
in Saft2
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2ofaI !. Beridt.


Sas C)ebdnSe bss eansbfrp &lnbs
fdus bsm sisrisen Clement sam
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raus bot lid, oah fir Die GngIdiioer
cine bofjt beoenfIihe SafInge erae'
ben. Nm unb fir iid iporen Fe auf sis
nen gebdrf non 9riessmaieriaI. ipie er
iii] einseitellt bat. niht norbereitet,
Gr lit 70 erob. oaB Die @er. Sta1ten
niht ann1bernb I'M Stanoe iino, ibn
,u beirieoieen unb bon bem, mos tie
ieibf probusiren, miiHtn iit tintn
arpben 5beil on Nrunlreih abaeb n.
10 oab bic @nglanber feltit fhtpenn
Manasl an ariegsbcbarf hab,n.
Sbatid6Iih tit Der @srbrauh bisrit
Eel ben glaiirten 10 srob, bab niGt err
ii9tlih 1T, tpis er befriebist perbsn
tDnnte. gs hat fdft ben anIthein, als
ipiirben bic Ruifen tpe9sn Ndngels dn
GeI4iiben unb Wuniiion balb niht
rnebr ben 3riss fiibrsn t6nntn. b.nn
tras bisis perIhisben, t0nnen bi. dmes
ritaniifen Sabriisn ni6t eriebtn.
Sdli,blih TT unnsrtennbor, bab b {
bsuti6en unterieeboots aud be 3u-
fubr ndt Gnaldnb bemmen. DAG 1T
ia aud ber 6runb, pespesen Grs=
ianb ale priputsn Stdblipaarsnbstrebe
i'll @jrIhubs unb 8elpebr=Fabrittn gu
psrpanbcIn bei6lOTen bat. 0amit aber
entItebt bic Syrdee, no enelanb bic
notbiaen glrteiter 6ernebmen mn,
ipenn iie ousesbcb,n ipsrben. um & +
densrs 6e.r BON ,fpei Milirnsn aufs
suitelIsn. 9atannt lit. baB bic Rob
lenbsrgtperte bura bieIs Qusbstun9sn
bsrsits in ibrsr Probuttion nidt ln=
ipeientIib sehemmt limb.
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Uon itiritr 21dttgftif I'M 9sdiiG e.
csIhdFt her fsi ibm betennt gelpsIsn,
BAD ss bic graris NIT iih brutts,
,infah cine appIitaiion aus5ufilIItH.
iit naf WafbinaiOH su fGidsn unb
asaen 3atlnHs bsr gsbiihren ben poB
In bic f1nbe gu bstommtn. Hads
BEN Der striss ausssbro@en. bditsn
gentle srissfiibrsnbs Wd&is q fas
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-04-02

begun too late-too late for that"
Again the delicate hush mounted to
her face.
Il understand all that-it is just for
my own pleasure. IL could not study
sooner. 1t is Just for the joy of being
able to sfhg for myself"
He stopped short in his nervous
walk and looked at her Such simple
ity. such humility. such lack OF ambi-
'tion, almost staggered him.
Perhaps some time-when my voice
is little stronger-you might. that is.
II 1t would be quite right. you might
let me join your choir at st. Angus
tin's?"
First vacancy there is" he assent
ed heartily. What our congregation
likes is a number of sweet, correct
voices. By the time someone gets tired
OF rehearsals or marries or moves
away, I'll have your voice placed and
be glad to take you on"
And so commenced the musical ca
reer OF Miss Amy Carter, aged thirty
one. residence a second-class boarding
house; occupation, spending small
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-04-02
CONVEYED ONLY PLAIN TRUTH
Advertisement Of Boston Physician
Merely Stated Facts Exactly a.
They Were.

A Boston physician tells of Doctor
Reed who. in his time. was one OF the
prominent medicos of the Hub HIS
large practice included many patients
outside the city limits, and these he
visited in his buggy
One day Doctor Reed bought a new
horse. with which he was mucn
pleased until he discovered that the
animal had an insurmountable objec-
tion to bridges of all kinds. and could
not be made to cross one.
Inasmuch as at that period IL was
necessary to. cross certain bridges In
order TO reach any one OF the sur
rounding towns. the doctor decided to
sell the horse He did not think II
necessary to mention the animaPs pc
culiarity, but was much too honest to
misrepresent him, and. after some
thought, produced the following ad-
vertisement which he inserted In
local paper:
For Sale.-A bay horse. warranted
sound and kind. The only reason for
selling is because the owner is obliged
to leave Boston"
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-04-02

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The Elbert County tribune., 1915-04-02

sentence. and the girl rose abruptly.
Miss Amy followed her down to tho
dining room. but scarcely knew what
was spread before them. What mat
tered food or drink or sordid land
ladies or gossiping boarders, when
she had found the key to her paradise
at last? Perhaps 1t was graft-per-
haps the girl spoke thoughtlessly.
The next morning very early Miss
Amy went shopping. She told the mil
liner she wanted a brown hat to match
her suit. mo, not toque like she had
on; something younger" and she de-
scribed quite accurately the hat which
the girl had worn to church the after
noon before.
I'm wear this" she said, "and you
can send the old one home"
Next she went to the nearest drug
ton, Albert, singing teacher, 121 West
street"
As she left the drug store she spied
a florists window. and she stopped
for a bouquet of violets. Then again
she hesitated. The crisis of this. her
new life. was at hand. She allowed
three cars to pass, and then with
firmly compressed lips she signaled for
a hanson. At the boarding house ev-
eryone said that in New York one
must keep up appearances. Perhaps
il he thought she could afford to ride
in hansoms he would overlook her
vocal deficiencies.
Albert Weston. worn by his strug-
giles with an Indifferent pupil, was
standing at the window of his studio
when the hanson drew up before the
building and the brown, wrenlike fig
ure stepped cautiously from the ve-
hicle and shot a questioning glance up
the brownstone front.
I'm glad took the hansom," com
mented Miss Amy as she mounted the
steps. This was life! An absurd thrill
swept over her and brought delicate
and most becoming blush to her face.
Mr.. Weston studied her curiously,
hands deep in his pockets, when she
asked almost timidly the privilege of
studying with him. Prices, hours, ev-
erything seemed secondary to the fear
that he might not accept her as a
pupil. He tried her voice. paced the
room a few moments and then said
gravely:
'Yes, will take you as pupil, but
want to be quite frank with you.
You will never be a great singer. You
have a sweet. harmless. drawing-room
voice. but don't want you to go into
the work with any idea of being a
grand opera singer in time. You have
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-04-02

the heads of the
other singers:
"The strife is DER,
the battle done;
The victory of
life is won;
The song of tri-
umph has begun.
Alleluia. Allie
lula. Alleluia.
To the man it
came not as a
pean of triumph
but a message of
peace = and she
had shown him
the wayl
He wanted to
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-04-02
THE NAZAPEIN|lE
BY lR1Rl zUMwNALT 2

X3here was man who mig Sht have beeua king
And ruled in all the earth Supreme
And chose to dwell With humble lmlknovn men
That he might case tine heavy load they bore. !.
Plant hope and faith in hired human hearts
And lead them up TO higher thoughts and lives.
HE threw his Life away to aid mis- race
And WAS condemned at last and sent to death
Like any murderer common thief.
Net innocent of ay charge of Srrit
Save that he lived am honest. fearless life
Denouncins wrong i'm places high or low
He died With words Of love upon his hips.
For9rfn8 all his foes and faihllcss friends.
Nen said he was failure. yes, a fool,
Toyield a kingdom for a martyrs wreath.
They died their names and all their deeds arelost
His name still lives. by rnulltitrades reNer'ed
I'm every land, as deathle5s the stars
And down the centuries still shines tine glory
OF tar GolSotEna and a Roman cross.