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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21
Poor

1Sce Sc izurjen godbovodja.
Slovenec ali Hrvat, kateri je EMO
zen poducevati godbo ma pihala.
P%oJasnila dale: John Kun, box
587 Chisholm, Mimi.
(Adver. 5x)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21

i. Il. Dawson, sin znancga Nor
ganovega trgovskega druzabnika.
opravlja prostovoljno sluzbo V
ambulancncm zboru francoske ar
made. 10 ga je neki ameriSki
casnikar vprasal, kaj je zanimive-
ga videl in slisal ma vojni, mu ie
odgovoril, da hi mu rad kaj inte-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21

V Berlinu, Drazdanih in Lip
skem so bile velike demonstracijc
prot vojni. Svicarska 'Tagwacht'
poroca, da vlada med masami V
Nemciji prcpricanjc, da more lie
izbruh revolucijc prisiliti Waldo,
da sklenc mir Taxa revoluciia
bi bila zelo koristna; ali scdaj Sc
porocajo, da je vojaStvo razgania-
10 demOnStrantc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21

Svicarski socialist V n%acional-
mem svetu so sklcnili interpclira-
II Waldo, ce hoce sauna ali pa V I'VE
II 2 vladami drugih nevtralnih
dezel ponuditi vojskujocim Sc dr.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21

Dcmokraticna stranka V Anne
riki priGcnja svojc %konvenciie ma
vadno oh torkih. Prihodnje leto 10
otvOri V sredo, ker hi Sc Steer Tho
rovanjc pricelo dine -. %junija. Tri
-n%aj.ste-ga! Bog varuj e.. In to
jc rcsna p%oliticna stranka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21
NaZnanilO in pripOrOcilo.

; TEN vJudno naznanjam vsem cenienim odjemalcem, da SCI s.
vsled narascajotega prometa V moii trgovini, zacetkom decembra + J.
presell IL Jolieta, Ill. V
CHICAGO, ILL, MA 1927 w. 22nd STREET.
Da sem 5 e presehl V vetje mesto, ali razSirl svojo obrt lie iasen
doKa%' ia Je y. llorwatov importiran kranjski brinjevec, slivovec in
foPinoVecN resnlcl dobra plJaca, cato je tudi ysestransko priliublien
una sIovenska lmportna tvrdka a. IIorwat izdeluje IL kranj-
SKIN ~eIiSc tndl ldravllno grenko vino in Kranjski grencec, Xxi preka-
;" Sc uruge, tevrstne pJace in je Goveku V krepcanje ter zdravie
a prodaJam blago tud ceneje, kakor katera druga tvrdka
10 pa %ato' kr opravlJam vecinoma sam vsc posle.
IrnJenlm odJemalcem &c Sc vnaprej topic priporoGam
Il vclcSpoStovanjem
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21
Dobro dosla pomoc.

Nsak bolnik hi rad pomoci pri
boleclnah ali drugih sitnoStih. V
SlucaJu zelodcnih ali drobovnih
bolezni jc navadno hudo trpljenie
ali hitra pomoc l. Trinerjevim a.
merlSkim zd|ravilnim grcnkim vi
nom vedno dobro doSla. To sred.
Stvo bro razgrcjc drob ter ga pri.
sill ia DELUXE. lzgnalo bode IL te.
lesa vSo ncsnago Xxi hi drugace "a.
strupila kri. pomagalo DO prebav.
lJanJu. clStllO creva in vZdrZalo ii.
Sto kri. Ono ne vsebujc nevarnih
snow, Jc povsc cisto in popolno
PospeSujc Slast. ozdravi zapeko
bolccino Y crcvih. krte in ncrvoz.
most. Priporota Sc posebno BILE
dim in bolchnim zcnskam.
V lekalnah. Cena $1.OO Jos
Triner, izdelovalec. 1333-1339 s.
Ashland Ave. Chicago. Ill.
Otrple miSice i'll sklcpc trebajo
Trinerjevega linimenta. Drgnite
ga dobro i'll uspeh vas bo iznena-
dill. Pri prchladu drgnite prsi in
vrat, pri rcvmatizmu prizadcte de-
lie telcsa. Ccna - in 30 ct. no
poSti 81 in zoe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21

Cez pol miljona podpisov ina
peticija. Xxi je bila prcdlozcna o.
grSkemu parlamentu zaradi po-
manjkanja ziveza in draginjc. -
Povsod je sauna bcda.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21

zavam svoje dobre sluzbe IA DO.
Sredovanje miru. Interpelaciio
zaStopa sodrug Greulich.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21

IL Rima porocajo. da st papez
baje pripravlja, da no blagoslovil
brczzitno brzojavljenje. Nekdaj
50 imeli Y Vatikanu sploh nava-
do. da So 'blagoslavljali" take
iznajdbc, Xxi Jill .je cerkev "odo-
brila'. Sedanji papez miSli to-
rel oziveti to Sego. Ali kakor je
videti, j. funkcioniral b~rezzicni
brzojav doSlei tudi brez blagoslo-
va.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21

Ernest Thompson Seton jc IL
stanovitelj amcriS kih Boy
Scouts in doslej prvi uradnik te
mladinske organizacije. re dni je
tidal izjavo, V kateri pravi: Ne
morem 81 kaj. da ne hi izrekcl svo-
jega najglobokcjSega preprica-
MIA, da je now duh, Xxi .ie priSel
Y organiZacijo. katero sem uSta-
novll, sovrazen najboljSim intcrc-
som Svobodncga in napredncga
naroda. .Jaz vSaj ne ponudim nj
kdar svojc roke, da Sc zastrupi o.
troSka duSa Z reGmi. Xxi il kaie.jo
V drugacnem cloveku n%asprotni-
ka ali sOvraZnika le cato. ker pri-
haja Ia drugi clovek Il drugega de
la sveta ali pa kcr gOvori druga-
cen jerk kakor JAZZ" PRAY tie
DIM So je pa priccla vclikanska
organlZaclJa IA tc boy scouts in
nckatcri list kakor ncwyorSki
"Globe' oznacujcio "a cilj. da Sc
naberc 100000 dolarjcv zanjo in
sprawl 100000 otrok vanjo. TEN
otrokom hoceio vcepiti militari-
stlcnega in SovinistiGnega duha,
III cato mora vcljati "a vsakega
zavednega delavca gcslo: Noble
mega centa in nobenega otroka "a
tako zaStrupljcvalnico,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-21

V Peoria. Ill. jc protiSalonska
liga tozila gostilnitaria w. Swell
tzerja. kar je incl V ncdel.jo odprt
salon. Porotniki so ga oproStili.
Torcj mokra zmaga. PRAY jc
ampak navduSenia nj priCakovati
cd mas. Zmagala jc klika prot xii
HI. To ie vSe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19
EmunurI IL. IIiIuu,,

Funeral services Tor Einauuc! u; l'll.
uian. who died Friday nirh; at his
home. 2030 Monument Avenue. VIII
take place this morning at ~ o'cloc !,
from The home, Or. Edward y Calisch
rabbi OF Beth Ahabah Synacrpuc otli
ciatinS. burial Will he in the Hebrew
cemetery.
y list OF those who will act as pail
bearers is as follows: Gordon IlutZlcr
! Leo Grecntrcc. Herbert scott. Harold
;. Bloomberis. Gilhc't t;rccntrvr. Gcor.-
w. can ANA Irwin" Grccutrc".
Mr.. U!!man WAS president of the firm,
OF norman Ullmar. Inc. wine and Ii
Quor dealers. on North SIKH street.
and was for many Years a ~ ointment
figure III the business life of Rich =
mond. He WAS engaged in ihe grocery
business for more than a avarter OF
century, being a member Of the sew
cral firms operating in Richmond to-
day under tho Gilman name. At tho
t!mc Of his death. hr was abou, siNty
years old
Besides "a widow who was Miss
Amelia liutzlcr. daughter OF David
liutzl"r. OF this vity. n" i survived
by two daughters. Miss Hhontc Gilman
and Mrs. Manly +. iiotti-hciiuor; three
sisters. Mrs Meyer Grccntrcc. Mrs
Fannie .AaronSou. and Mrs Joseph
liutzi"r; ono brother, Samuel l.. TIL
man. VI this city. and his mother. Mrs
Regina Gllmau. widow OF Lehman TIL
man. Another brother. Norman TIL
man died more than two wears ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19

1 William calder Graham, sixty-fve
years old. died at, his residence. 7l3
Chauhcrlayno Avenue, Ginter Park.
last night at 1913 o'clock No ar
engagements COR the funeral had been
= "a last night
Mr.. Graham was born in Charlotte.
y G.. but came 10 this city in his early
youth and entered the employ of the
southern Express Company. of which
h. was cashier for a number Of years.
n" is survived by his wife and seven
children: J. Monjros. Graham, of Bal
tiiH"r": Alexander Graham, OF this
city; William G. ;raham, .Ir. OF sum
to-. :. G.: Charles Bland aud j. Stuart
Graham. OF Richmond. Mrs II. L..
!..nick Of Winchester, Va. and Miss
Anne Laid Graham. az this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19

United Doctors:
1t is aNplcasure for me To write YOU
ana especially So when | think Of the
good results | have obtained from your
treatment. ! had been sufferer for
years with a general breakdown: Asth-
ma. Kidney and Stomach Troubles
When ! first visited your Offices |
had but little faith as TO my having
any relief from your treatments: hut
sirS. | have been most aSrceabiy ais
appointed, and can truthfuily say that
YOU have done me all the good that
could be obtained from medical science.
was not able to walk Il square
when ! came TO YOU for treatment /
can now say that Il mile can be easily
made without fatiGuc, only on account
Of my age, ~ years. / am an old
Confederate Veteran, and well known
in Richmond
OF course. | dill not expect you to
restore me to youth. but your treat
ment has made me- feel nearly as young
as | used to be, and feel thankful
to you for 1t, and, remember. ! shall
ever speak in the highest praise of
the United Doctors and their treat
mcnt.
am, sirs. mcst respectfully.
X. -. MCCOY.
1916 Il. Marshall ST.. Richmond. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19
Mrs. Imop.n Gordon Carson.

LYNCliRCRG. VA. December is
Mrs. lmoger Gordon Carson. wife OF
Herb >rr Carson u member Of the senior
class Of the trion TheCloa iCal Semi
rnry. at Richmond. whom she welded at
st. Andrews Hospital here about two
mouths ago. died at that hospital this
morning. Mrs. Carson was daughter
of Colonel and Mrs. j. Risruc iIuttcr.
OF Campbell County. and since her
graduation had taught successfully in
the public schools OF the city until she
was forced to Civ" up several months
ago on account Of failing health. She
graduated from the State Female Nor
mai ut Farm willie sin years ago. and was
president of that class. She was :,
member Of st. Iauls Episcopal Church.
In addition TO her husband and par.
cnts. Mrs. Carson is survived by the
following brothers: Ferdinand G. Hut
ter, Harold II. lIutter, J. Logwood
Hutter and Earl Hutter.
The body was taken to tho home OF
Colonel and Mrs. iIutter. in Campbell
County. for burial.
Mrs. Susie &. Cox.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Decem-
Der lS.-MrS. Susie G. Cox, wife OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19

have been taking treat
ment from the United Doctors
for the past three months for
CASTRO intestinal indigestion,
and since beginning their
treatment | am feeling much
better. | have been suffering
for number of years. | am
we'll satisfied with the result
attained from the United Doc
tors treatment SO far and
gladly recommend their work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19

~ '-'"'' - ''"''pNV"'
Special To The Times Dispatc

ISp"cial 10 Thc Tunes DISPATCH.
fItEiEiiickSIl re-. VA. December
Is William 81. thompson died sud
denly at his home here to-day Of cerc-
hral Lcmorrharc. aged ffty-hve years
lie is survived bN lis widow. who was
Il Miss Runaway. Of Lancaster Coun-
~. aud sin children. 'Tnc funeral will
take place on sunday afternoon at 3
echoes from the BAPTIST Church. with
services conducted Ivy Rev. Il. Aubrey
Williams. -. u. and intcrmcnt in the
CltN S.mCtCrN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19

late &. Il. Cox. of Free Union. this
county. died yesterday ut the homo
OF her stepdaughtcr. Mrs. Adele PARKER
III fasic city. She WAS q daughter
Oh thc late Wiley e. Munday. 81. ovens
vile. She is survived by two duurb.
ters. Misses Gertrude and M.i.t;ic con
OF richmond She also leaves one
brother. NJ. w. Munday. OF mis- city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19

He WAS sixty-two years old. Il native
OF Enfield. Halifax County. and a son
Of the late Il. w Nicholson. He had
lived here ten years. lie IL survived
by his widow, who Is 81 sister of Chief
Justice Clark. Of Raleigh. There arc
no children. The funeral will be held
io-morrOw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19

The monthly bulletin Of the Ameri-
can Railway Association shows that
on December there WAS a net sur
p.us 81 idle freight ears on the lines
OF The United states ana Canada OF
%9,i"i. compared with 9G.239 on No.
Nemhe" !, AN increase or 1850 DURING
inc month IN" tctal surplus vns CO
49, against 52,S'5 ON November /.
while the shortage was 22.5yi. as com
pared with - COS
on cc"rub"r the NOT surulus ,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19

Funeral services FOR William l.. Pet
tit. who died Thursday nignt at his
home. 6l7 Carrolton Avenue, Baltimore
will take place in that city his after
noon at o'clock. Mr.. Petit was the
father of William ). Petit. OF this
city, Mayor OF barton Heights before
the town was annexed to Richmond.
He was scventy-scvcn years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19

'S"c"i4l % rhe Times Dispatch
liAkRlSpNECEG. VA December is
Mrs I"hn ilcnkrl SiNty-e;ght years
ole. 1i.u yesterday nj Cross KEYS
Ros bingham County. She was a sister
OF William Rogers. OF Fort Republic.
aud Mrs samuel Null. OF Stanton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES . VA. December
lN.--MlsS Fannie Coleman died at her
nom" hcr" last NIGHT. after a linger-
ing Illness. aged tfty-SiN years She
is survived Ivy her mother and one
brother. samuel Coleman. Miss Cole
man was a member OF the Presbyte-
riau Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19
DIR. William 4. S>,ImlrY

WINCHESTER. VA. December IS
p:. William \. Swimley. III ointment
W chichester physician. aged seventy
years, died this morning while visit
Ing l.. X. Swlmlcy, in stanton. Death
was indirectly due to injuries suffered
several years ago I'm Washington when
he was thrown from Il street car. His
wife. three sons and one daughter sur
vive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19
ur.. nu.ilu numpus. Troy.

GEEFNSNONN y Q. n.ccmhcr H.
Mrs. Du"Na EUmrass TROY died here
to-day after weeks illness Tho
funeral VIII he held tomorrow She
WAS tIc widow of Rev. Il T. Troy, of
the North Carolina Methodist Episcu-
pul Conference. uud daughter of Mrs
Frances NJ Humruss. She was sew
cuty years az I-c seven children
survive. Two SOS live IN London and
a daughter is "a missionary - China.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19

Special to The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG; VA. December
is William 4. Swif, died very sud
denly last night II, his home. near
Gran.;c. Spotsylvania County, aged
eighty years. iie was n Confederate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19

ISp"rIaI u The TimCS DispNtCh.
WARS NW. VA. december is. 1918
Captain Thomas W ,iayuie. aged
about SIXTY years. who was prominent
in tn" mcuhadcn ;ishinr business, died
at his home in E,cdvillc to-day 4
widoH and several children survive
him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19

Confederate Veteran, y
Years of Age, Had Been
Suffering from Asthma,
Kidney and S t o m a c h
Trouble, and Had Given
Up All Hopes - Is Now
Sounding the Praises of
the United Doctors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19

one son and ON" brother. Colonel l..
=. MaiNc. OF charlottesville The re-
mains Will Ice brought here on Sunday,
and the funeral Viii hc held from ST.
;corcc's EpiScOpul church. with in
icrmcu, IN the family 10, IN the city
NNmNtNi-N.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19

soldier. having served throughout the
civil War. II member OF Company +;
Ninth Virginia Cavalry. lie Is sur
vived by his wife. three sons and four
daughters. and was an uncle Of Gran
Ntlle Il Swift. OF this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19

box cars WAS j1s. compared with a,
net JhCrtacc on November I OF ..ilG.
The net surplus of coal cars was To-
"9S. compared with 5.>25 the month
previous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19
Member OF Richmond Fire De.
partment A Among Those
Cured by the Wonderful
Treatment OF the United
Doctors.

GEORGE NJ. ANDREWS. Engine
House No. $, city. says: Il cannot say
too much about The good results from
the treatment by the UNITED DOC
TORS for Sciatic rheumatism. ! had
suffered for louS time with pains
in my hip and leg, and | was hardly
able TO keep at my work. so great was
my suffering. had tried various
treatments previous to seeing the
UNITED DOCTORS, but without re-
suits. cannot recommend their work
too highly. and advise all sufferers to
see them"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19

Permanently To-
Gated Third Floor
Lyric eat ter
Building, II 90 IN S
305, 306, 3O7, sos,
800, $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19

and three sisters, Mrs. C. III. Fielding
ana Mrs. j. b. Cox. of this city. and
Mrs. ID. T.. Wood. of Dccca. Va.
Joseph w. Nicholson.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
GREENSBORO. ~ c., December is.
Joseph W. Nicholson died at his
home here to-day after II long illness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19
Expert
Specialists

in chronic. nervous, blood,
skin and deep-seated dis
eases, rheumatism, neuritis,
lame back, neuralgia, lumba-
go, enlarged Joints, ulcers,
catarril, asthma. bronchitis,
nervousness. gOiter, drOpsy,
piles, rupturcs. rectal dis
eases and all diseases Of
men. Consultation free.
Terms for treatment within
the reach Of all.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19

Tho local offices II Tho Southern
Railway Hnuoun"01 yesterday the cs-
rahliShmcnt Of "a mailman buffet par
lor car l!uo between Hichn'omd and
Irauvii, The rarlor car Will he "rer-
,,od OH day trains Nos. Is and Is.
scheduled to Leave Eichmond NJ le2o
o'clock tn tn" i.crninc and nrfiv'nG
ut parville At 4:i5 o'clock AID to
leave 1ruvillc 4, 3:In and aTr!''na In
Richmond at $50 o'clork.
This service Nill he in cn.ii COM
nencinc Tomorrow, in timo frr tho
Christmas travel. and will remain 4
perm:.nont feu'ur" ~ the roads ser
vice between this cts and tbs South
TIE new sorvjc. meets long demand
made ! ' the travelling public, which
viii Oh" heucfitt"d not only hetw"cn
Hichmord and pluvile and in'"rme-
diato points. but viii ESQ afford l'u!l-
man .ud meal iarljc" for passengers
uoin.- To Atlanta. birmingham ANA
New orleans. with connecting trains
al N1uville.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19

Mrs. Susie G.. Cox.
CHARLOTTE VA, Decem
Der lS.-MrS. Susie G. Cox, wife OF TN
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-08
@as scr Miiipnri abfiilrt.

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-08
Die Wlaotdtorcn,pttle.
6ste bleic blntigcn 5dauipielc bcr alien
Rptua ihr Gtbc faubeff.

wv WSStV utOsNUSu SWWNIRtS1S wv utkGtt
!. 0ptna ibr Gtbc falben.
Mit t5rulen llns sic peltbebstrs
Tdenbt. Rofno, ia Die garae rDiiUtiiiihe
Mslt nidt obne iene blutisen 9Ga,ls
lpiele poritellen, in htnen Menisenl
sstgen Eiiere, ooer iotpobl gu Maiis.
mi, 81 2anbe Meni@en segcn Mte1,s
faen tampften. Die. Je9teridarsn,
betiHnnt, ii4 a,lf bic peri1iebsniFt ss
Weiit our Breuoe bes bobsn unSo ME
OetertspDbels nieoersumebeln, Bic br,te
tdlen BanOen Der @laoiatoren, 1inb
e,NtrsanbdtS poN ser antiten aultllr.
Nodshellte lte}t man nit Sntersje
Don ben bltltigen g%iircenies, in bc,lens.
tie a~uftraten, bon benz abe @ueiar
mortturi te falutant, nit Dem Il. als
benz 4obe @elpeibte ben 9errihsr be-
gruifB3ftn un6 bon Dem Blfutraufh Der
'3nfadller, in Dem lie police perip,
NIT nod unten sefebrtem Dau1nelL
BEN sgreichen @la0totor ben 8efebl
gqbeIs ben unterlegenen. per~tpunDeten
Ramlraben an totem. Qunoerttauienbe
Menf1en berr09elten 10 auf Sem
Sarbts Der Mrena ober in Der Na,ir
madh, unb man fragt iid, mann
uno ipobur9 nabmen biele entfeBliz
den S9auipisIe Elm @noe. SIS i{s
atpeifsTlos bps Werbienit oes Girl.
ftsntums, tie enbltd beieitigt gu baben.
.sSdpn Der yriie driitlibe SE,peras
tor gonitontin,ls beroammte lie in
eiinett Chit Don 325. Greili9 pere
mDdte er lie rur ein3ui4rdnten, benna
basi @olt, allh bas getoufte, bine
NIT gan3er 5eele an linen, unb 10
peratitalteten Sic fpdteren @erriGer
irnn,er ,pieber bic blitigen Jeite. M6er5
f4lieblih gelans es frommem gifsr
0od1, bds 98iel 3u erreiben, unb 5tpar
acknowledgements in Nom bel friie
Der ais in, 8naon3. Der 4riitlihe
Si4ter MureltuS Clemens prubtns
ttas, Der mad 8etIeibpng 1pber Mien,ls
ter 5fi4 In Elm RloIter auriidee3ogen
9atte, beitlrn,te ben Softer !9onorius,
ben mortes miierorum bominum, her.
Meoermebelung ungliidli9er Men<
f9en Elm Gnbe gu maiden. Die 2esens
0e melbet iebod, baB, als Ct 403
III Rom einen Iriumpb feterte, trobsf
benz, balb niber ieinen Wilen, @lot
oiatprentampfe abgebalten lpuroen.
Nber elm MDnd Manens Eelemadus
iparf ii9 zines Cages 3pilden Sic.
RGtnpfenben unb fu9te lie o%llseinan<
bel. gu bringen. Die erbitterten 3us
.fdduer fteinisten i'm, aber 9pnorius.
lteb i'm unter Die Mdrtprer aufnebs
men; unb berbot fiji INNER Die @lasi
biatprenfpiele. Slider 1T, bab ipdsl
tsrbin teine mebr ftattgefunoen baben.
Sns 8paana fdaffte fe er}t Raier
Mnaftaiias l. 0urd Elm Chit BON
Sobre 1914 ab. Greili4 flob oesbalb
m9immer Bllt, oenn Ole Rdmpfe
NIT pitbeu aiieren, Bel benen iog.
DendtDres eigentli9 nSSdiger" anf.
ttidtsn, bullerten nod lange fprt. 90
mar ser Mrenartus, Der an elmer boil
aernen Stanse Iber ben angreifenbsn
Barren. ober 23pen bintpeg fprang,
pber Der Sen Tieren auf Rnien uno
8a1@ entgegenrut{@te, ooer fonft auf
cine @eife zen aampf NIT ibnen Be-
gam. Mber audi Das b0rte aqgemu4
auf. nidt gum mtnbeiten, neil in
ben tommen0en armfeIigen Sa6rbuns
6erten ntdt aus Mfrita unter groben
Soften lpilbe' Siere berbeigefdafft
merbe1l fonrten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-08

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