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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-08
Stephen Phillips

ID. q. : stephen Phillips died M Dea,
England. In December. 1915 He is remeo.
bered chieny for his 'Paolo and Francesca :.
He was born In SOMEHOW, near Oxford
and was In his forty-eighth year when he
Oxford. Mr.. Phillips was s'coacheds for ,sa ~
civil service. but decided that his chaness
were slim and Joined theatrical compsnv
For ten yearn he played on tour. He an
tered journalism and published a collection
OF nus poems. Christ In Hades." In 1855
next volume. which was published M fhs
following year. contained The Woman wit
the Dead Soul" ITO Milton. BlInS :,
ana Aarpossa." This volume earned ~,
the enthor $500 and grsatly enhanced hIs
feru.euon a. q poet There follosse6
among others rHerod.s -ulyss~sa ..rhs sc "a
- David" and Mere a'n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-08

Every time Mr.. Hughes says any.
thing about civil service reform the
deserving Democrats" in public Office
writhe in agony and spit fire at him.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-08

That Pottsville woman who had
two husbands living only a block apart
has discovered that Lincoln was right
when he said that there was a time limit
on ones ability TO fool people.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-08
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
Miss Kazensten Submits Miss Antonys Argument in Favor
Suffrage by Amendment to Federal Constitution.
Wilson Literary Artist

tbs department fs free TO all readers t1ho
wtSh TO express thety opinions on subjects OF
g, fgsrTent 'ntsTest, it e an open forum, ard the
Eue7itn0 Ledger assumes no responsibility for
ne vietcs of fts correspondents. Letters must
De signed bU the name and address OF the
prTter. not neoessgrtly for publication. bat as
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-08

One of the finest examples of sena-
torial courtesy on record was Senator
Ashurst's characterization OF Serator
Penrose as a liar with an 'If."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-08
NATIONAL POINT or y1Ew

II siEpinE bill twice 10 a safesxs,s
against uneonstitutionaiity. Mr.. Wiieon
should hAstsn 70 reafhx his Signature %
ninety per cent Of the measures that h,s
Administration has enaoted.-Boston iran.
script sl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-08

The railroad strike crisis has sp-
r1rently bean msrely postponed tin after
&|1c<>on ~ thu pessags OF the wasein-
@&onse nv. PIe>ident Ripley says that
~ santa ~ road WIN not pay the IN
|1aee< rage until ordered 70 90 % by
- courts Ths law ssSe the increase
@11f bssin On January i The trsinmen
>1n1pnsd ths strike On the expectation
e r>flIos th> focfeess "a that date Thsy
<rc|Ined = arbIu4ts fhe issue. and held
n ~ F'eaIf@nt ~ conEre4- II q
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THE AVERAGE NET PAID DAILY CIR
cutATIoN OF THE EVENING LEDGER
FOR JULY WAS $4,000.


haes sssn fhs wicksd in greet
powev, spreading himself like a green
bay-fres; yet he passed apay, and iof
Ne was nof.-Douid.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-08

The trouble with patent medicines
fs that they cure any disease II you
haven't got 1t.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-08

When tho country II onos conyine.a III,
Hf. Hushes II elected. win protect Amsrs.
can lives In Mexico and Will END our n..
tionai shame d,wn there. Mr.. Hurhes can
te quits sure that the country vii sI.cs
hin--Ne~ 1osk Ansficsn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-08
What Do You Know?

Queries Of general interest tpiH be dnstDered
81 thtS column. Ten questions, the dnstcers to
Dhtoh ,everY veli-inJorned person should kHop,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-08
Mausers

B. p. F. = Several changes have been
made recently. but the latest tables aboxg
that the Mauser rife is still the off,ciaI sr,n
used by Argentina. Belgium, Bolivia.
Mexico. Peru. Serbia. Spain. Sweden. Tur.
key and Uruguay
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-08

When you were born In Philadelphia
And daily grew more plump and chunky.
You mover dreamt you'd be so spunky
As CONSCIOUS Of tho monstrous crime)
To send Tom DAILY such n rhyme
As this-you fat. strong-willed elf. you'll
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-08

UNLIMITED POETIC LIcENsEf
Dear columniator-whlle looking for
something else my eye rested on this from
Bloomneld's farmers Boy:
one word alone is all that strikes the ear.
One short pathetic simple word. "oh dear 20
Can you tell me how long poets have had
n license which permitted them 70 say that
one and one make onei know that the
law permits ministers to do this.
O. W. d.
Editor Birch. OF the Log, the organ
OF the clrcumnavigators' Club. writes us
such q nice note calling our attention 10 A
still nicer comment upon Us In the current
issue that Va hate 20 lay our Erimy. ec-
ousing fore1nger under this on the editors
stylish letterhead;
Frank A. Nsnkeville. Art Editor.
When We first noticed his skstohes m.
signed 'em NarFiveL but probably travel
has broadsned him.
MINoLING pleasant work with his
play. again A. b. writes to US from At.
lantic city TO add 70 our collection Of
signs this from the Garden Pier Art
shop:
CHILDREN WITHOUT PARENTS
MUST KEEP OUT
Behind-the Scenes STUFF
THIS wonderful head was caught just
in time 70 keep II from getting to the
public:
CANDIES 'SssSssarsz 6lsssss oAspmArr
''l- > VI. ". !. s:1Is;. s; e. c :. &c e. H--''s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-08
The PHILADELPHIA Rhyme

Still no word from Mr.. Dignam. How
ever, the bards are at it. In this con-
tribution the word "willed" is pro-
nounced as OF two syllables:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-08
The President asked us for >.

The President asked US for compul-
sory arbitration act but the members
OF the commttee-at least, many OF
them-felt that a compulsory arbitra-
tion act such as had been set before
US was in violation OF the Constitu-
tion.--Senator Underwood.
And thus do we ind members Of
his own party appreciating the difference
between Woodrow Wilson and Grover
Cleveland. It was Congressman who
said to Cleveland when he refused TO do
an unconstitutional thing, What is the
Constitution between frieads9" Now
when the President asks Congress to act
IN violation OF the Constitution It Is
Congress which has to refuse.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-08
UNLIMITED POETIC LrcENsEf

NJ. FRIEzE. of 7lo Green street, Is
said 10 bean iceman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-08

could give names and birthdates to the
unidentified dead?"
THIS, as a glimpse at almost any
country paper will show. is the open sea,
son for family reunions. A family re-
union without its poet is a poor thing,
although every family cannot boast
poet The Green family recently re-uned
If we may be permitted to coin a word
at MARBLE Heights. Pa. and had for its
bard clergyman from Bryn Mawr. who,
while not born a Green. was somewhat
Of that hue as a poet. At any rate he
wrote a poem. having been admitted to
the reunion ''for his own protection" al
though (as w. d. r., who clipped the
verses for US, points out) why he needs
protection isn't quite clear until you have
read the poem. So let's:
ssn sS.to%ss ASsu;s .o. seeo7s ss .T ThqqS:as
%hsrs on. and other T"fiss they may may Sc see.
How s.sefr ss ,ss, ssw n the nan. y q orssn
Be that as may. they we're OF yors
Il seems so good 10 meet ana tell
Al @ s 81 'sSn sem. y s1nnss,ien III ssiiSI
Though now come with thy protection.
Where friends hold fellowship with friends
And blissful day there ends
Two Eve S who e shortly n smiled , and S bowed
AZ Bryn Mawr in December last,
Where ye assembled ate repast
sss beaas. bsnls ~sdsns " ali with ths1 low y1s 70 sslS
The brightest Of them all was one
Now sadly missed; from sight 10 gone.
We mourn her going-yet be praised;
To earth once loaned; TO Heaven raised.
Another. too. has passed away
70 that brtght summerland Of day
She, too, with you In December--
So two departed; now remember.
At number FIVE In memory greet
TIL all In glory ye shall meet
West Chester pike. 10 many dear.
Today we all now gather near.
Thursday, AUGUST 10. 1919.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-08

A modest monument has been erected IN Silver
brook Cemetery to mark the spot where the
ten unidentified victims of the explosion az the
du Popt mills on November 80. 1915. are
At the top OF polished sides the words I'm
Memoriam." are Inscribed. Under this are the
names OF the ten men who are buried there,
together with the dates OF their birth. At the
bottom II is marked. oiled November both,
191b"-wiminston Journal
Modern clairvoyance?" asks r. NJ. H,
who sends It in. What other agency
could give names and birthdates to the
unidentified dead?"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-08
Behind -the-scene Stun

THIS wonderful head was caught Just
IN time 70 keep II from getting TO the
public:
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WILSON'S LITERARY STYLE

Philadelphia, September s. ~' = L.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-08

Thdrsday. AUGUST 10. 1919. "' =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
NEW BRIEFS

Il nHr0misenf tho litiGattons nc
tween the Chase Motor company aI'
tho Security Trust company as cS"Cui {,
ors Of N" late Lewis St"rnrod, resulted
in tho injunction proceedings 10 Sioi
III" sale 81 the St"onroI property IRON
being sold.
"A deputy from ShcriT A. 7;
Swccncy's office will bo al tn" Chcln!cai
hose house today tn collect iaNoS iron!
persons in that ward who want 10 pay
during the discount period. LucSda!
will be the set day NJ the Atlantic.
Michael Tigi'c. head OF the Amaisa-
mated Association Of Pittsburgh. Is OK.
Dr"ted 10 arrive III the city today ana
will deliver number Of addresses be
fore the various local labor bodies dur
ing ihc week. II" will speak In the IN
;"rrsr of President Wilson's Tc-"lectlpn.
Tho T-l-StIre M.lh rrnducers' Association Al
tho pa!ry;l,n's Association hold !oint m"r'inS :"
tho assembly ,,cn - the Wheeling Commercial hss"-
cation SATURDAY afternoon and discussed The H"''sA
IIiirv ~: Increasing tho N:!rr ~ milk.
- I'll" dog law for protection a. shrrT. t'a"cn
nv special committee. adopted at 'n"E,hc -
tho I'm Iiardl" Agricultural tiib SATURDAY. iE'
Yin will br rrcScUtr! !: tie n"I session ~ the 'eF
l<'atu7r. County Agent 7. s. Cook showed "nH''
Inc da!rrncn could considerable hy buying 'tec
-"f"ratv"Ir through the club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30

NJ Pasgra,o A!na;r. Mr.. payl,l ITuvlts,r.n anl
NJ" MaGirr Ia!ai-". Hiyrd ia Ill" r!.r lust
Miss F-rla i";n;r left New Yo:t III i Oi r"srr.inv
a;.c'nunu ~ fHr r"mnsNiyau and Will arrive ;hlS
.r"rH!nG. This shnUld 81 :rst any doubt wh:.l
nay Ear" 'S'St'rt ~ me Im!nGs ~ IN" !uhl!c :"
'h">" Artists BEN. rc>r: .i'.d a'":. :rr:urm L.
nis!..
The only icason shat ;h.s ,!n:t; mentioned :
bcc:t'iSr - IL unfortunate .HrSS which caused Mr.
Ama!"S raG"ra: "in ~ his ntIar, year ago. rus
nob0dv'- fault and is believed tina: the Wheel
ing public appreciates Il. At Il is certain
that Tremendous audience will iurn clt this cvrn
lng 10 greet ihr~, artists and welcome Wheeling
Nv" NJ III" tHnsi Distinguished musicians WIN Euvr
v!S!.rl the c.;v. The Gmiy.,fsv cab PROMISES
nn- az IRE rar-,t evenings entertainments eve et,m
20 al who attend tn-rjch'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO MEET

WhSIiINGT0N. oct. 90? = ra:i FOR 4
special meeting OF tEr National rnuncll
OF I'll" chamber at Commerce ~ The
United STATES in Washington. November
u and -. was announced today by lhr
t.hamh"r'S Headquarters. The chjrt topic
nf discussion Will hr ihe railroad SituH-
zion generally ami narl iCularly the wOrit
"C h" joint congressional railroad in
Yuiry committee. which opens its hear
ingS November 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30

John Ferlsy. 10, locsl ppsnttar snd thn son
q. tho lAta John J. Farley. VITO for years Was
connected with the c.y waterwnrCs department. died
Ia tho family hoE'e ln4s Eori street.. YESTERDAY
:rCras At 1923. following days NncsS OF pneu'
!nou!s.
81. Farley horn n this city -rri had SrSa.
his entire Mrr here He va, member of 81. dos
erh's ca.hedraI. Surviving two brothers. Thom1S
and Robert Farley both NJ Fairmont. and three So
,rr.: Ni;sses Mamie. Helnn md Kntherlr" Farley.
all a. home
Funeral serrtoen Will he held IN n. HON" TG"SiaT
morning at $50 n'rlork. R"au"m hlsh mass IN -;
Iogephs ca thH1rai 4: "ciur. with ntstnru; III MI
CALVARY cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
For INDIGESTION and Headache.

"rhambcrlain' Tablets are The pest
medicine | have ever used for indigeS.
ZION. hiliousness and headache. They
strengthen the digestion and tone up
the whole system. Their action is
mild and pleasant and ] have Yet 10
hear Of a case whore they failed 10
give satisfaction. writes Mrs. Belle
Miller, Elida, Ohio. Ohtainable every
where.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30

rr,ri !" E;nr t;roT". II" 4 blacksmith hr ira !"
a:!,! rir:rd Hfnu iu:i,; ~ Elm tr,';r coal Conn
pany ~ that capacity soon after his rcnl2a! uI;
;nru.
lie WAS member - tie Stone Presbyterian rh:;'eh
Wi, 40 funeral arrangements have ken made :: ~
lihr,% tina, rhrv Will he N charge ~ that church
Surviving Mr. li.fIr are: his VIE. = da'isIi':.
MIS- n"r.hr ';auf!. o. Cann0nSbgrE. Pa irr" '"H..
Wi'liar of Irw InrS CIV. and calvin ant ilan!i.
Al jIfJu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30

After IN niH"sS q, several months with cnrnphc--
;!ga - diseases Incident to advanced years Mra
Ella k.ais.r l;"ck. size NJ rIa,of Bhrk. aged e.
'tn:h-r cf Mrs. r. T.. CTSwe!l. t;"d n the homo ot
re- daughter. - Ha!s yesterday morning a.
10 o'clock. hi.s. Errk horn and reared III
Martins Fc-rT where She spent he cndre NE uo.it
abocc IS months ago. when she caprs 10 ;n!s CITY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30

prolonged iIlur<S liz was horn in this city Sepsm-
Der -. lN3". and was II Years cd lie was GradG
Rt"l from 81. Aiihnnsis' school and WAS n Si"EI:.
mailer and Musician rf considerable local note.
l!"SrS his parents Il" leaves h-' brothers: Alfred.
Carl and I!arrurr ifrn>r and tw" sisters. Mrs,
!. Donovan aud Mis-, Italia House. nil 81 home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30

N, held I'm he home u. is SrairImo:Arr. Mrs 'pN.
or IS Eighteenth stree: I"r Edward ianl ''"hhafG'
vou,s stn nj MIR. aud Mrs. FaG GetAJr's'. who dcii
Saturday IN IL" family !'nu" 30. Eighteenth street
Burial v!n ~ N I:it"cT"od C"iHc:ciN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30

Following an !llncsI nj ,lrhth"fia iM"iia. AS~t
yearH = months and Il DAYS. daughter q! ua'!h an!
Bridge. 6Connrrsl. West lied ~ ;Le family home.
zSCn Eor! street yesterday morning A. 6:!i orior.
Owing tn Tho cont gnn :unurai Esrrices
held ln;crracn, Ia Nj. Calvary rrniectry dur
lnE tle afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
Hiram Little

After !H;SiS rUvriiu: period T.: mole Tim u
wear. Hiram !. ThltI". piunnrnt resident 1T E'sn
';ravH died IN tho ohio Valley GeneraI hospital last
might.
Mr. i.it!lr harm i'll West Finley Ia. III SOL
II lSS". lie rarrlc! AMI esreNi.en EraTS 81" re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30

Funeral services for NnGh T. Crupt well hrnw"
resident Of Ait de Chant2l who died i'll his home
Friday Will LIKELY be held n, o'clock this after
noon In,crment will be IA G:."n wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
Erg. George RoSHik.

Mrs. Gsorgs BoSnk. -. "t I".dT"!!. O. di'd IN
nn. North Wheeling HOSPITAL Sa'urtlS evening %
tuberculosis She orl in III" hospital + Few
hours bstore death. Tic body taken 10 her
late homo where funeral services and burial will se
plaCn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30

- make her home with hcr darShter She was well
Known and highly esteemed IN this community.
MIS-. Eerk YVES twice married her first husband.
Ambrose kiauser, died number Of years ago sur
VIKING beside hsr husband and daughter. il snD.
Ambrose klruEsr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
HENPEL AND AMATo T0.HIGHT.

friends ami wish AL her troubles At IN
u
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

Mrmenien lit fir &uBlanb SOS 8lut,
bas bort bergoiien miro, nidt tpertb,
tpenn es nidt bon ba aus irgen6mo
6os offene Meer getpinnen fam. l1n6
|6afiir, 6aB Dies ni6t gei6iebt, miro
ENGLAND iorgen. Ser 8un6 eng
LAMBS nit &11Blano bat bon ieber ct,
mus gr5tpungenes nn6 nnnnatitrli-
DIES gebobt. Sic MISUNDERSTANDING
5miiden bei6en lit 6ur6 sic gege11-
tpartigen @reigniiie BLOB aufgei6o.
ben aber ni@t aufgeboben tpor6en.
'So1te bas MISUNDERSTANDING entire
ten un6 ENGLAND ben europaii6en
@rieg g%etpin11er, Damn miro bie Mb-
re9m1rg NIT &11Blan6 un6 england
MIR nm 10 ihneuer erfolgen. Inter
1iegt england, 10 miro iid &uBlan6,
fans es bis gum S6luiie auf britt
ider Seite bleiben iollte, idmereren
acknowledgement at untertperf fen
'boben ols beim glbfdluiie zines Son=
6erfrie6ens, Ser Die Musiidten
Dent1dlonos uno ieiner 8ltn6esge,
molten bon bornbereir erbebli6 itdr-
fen miir6e.
@inem 5o116erfrie6en miir6e aler
@abrideinli6feit nad Der @bi6lnB
zines 8iin6nilies 5tpiiden Deutid<
LAND unb &11Blan6 al1f Dem 5a1Be fol-
gen. Denn &uBlon6 tpir6e in einem
lolden Sole sic &ade @nglan6S gu
furdte1t baben. @nglan6 un6 &uB-
Lamb tperben it6 iotpteio friber ooer
lpater Mber lire aiiatiiden Mnipri@e
auseinan6er5uieben boben. &11Blan6s
@eltreben gebt natiirlid 6arouf aus,
England BORT 3uriid5u6rangen. Cine
Gbnli9e 8olitif miro ar6 SSapan in
abiebbarer 3ett b%erfolgen, menm es
aa1h flng genug lit, ~borlaufig nod
@etpebr bel SUP gu iteben un6 6aS
1roturli@e &eif merben Ser englii6en
|Bflaume ab5r1purten. Sn6eiien Ser
3eitpurrft, 90 Sapah un6 england
fi9 ols To6fein6e- gegeniiberiteben
tperbert, 1dbert it6 i9neuen S6ritts.
Na6 6em often Sube, 6ab g1ei@e ST.
tereiien fi6 in ser @egel rai@ 5uiam-
menfin6en, piir6e es feline ionoerli9e
l1eberraidung berborrufen, tpenn
Sapan 1ib einem etpa 5ultan6e font
member 5on6erfrie6en 5piiden
9eutf9lan6 nn6 &uBlan6 midlieBen
ober ibm radtrdgli6 beitreten piir<
Be. 9umit tpare bonn quer6inQS 1en
britiid)en nmtrieben CUR &eritelung
elmer. u~ngetbeilten 8eltma6t firs
@rite ser @in6 aus ben Segeln ge=
11or1t11en.
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@tiIt sic erite Grfaltmms.


Cine @rfdltung miro nidt bon
lelblt gut meroen. Die Metbo6e, Ell
ne grfaltung bei3ubebalten, miro
@u6 i9a6igen, un6 @uer &niten
miro i9limm, menn berna9lal1igt.
&oden6er @a1iten idmadt sic gner=
gle nn6 faugt 6ie 2ebensfraft aus.
Sir AZ Sabre bat Die gludlide Ser
bin6a1ng bon aufmei9enoen antiiep=
tii9e1 8ul1amen in ST.. Sings Ne1er
@nt6edung Suiten gebeilt nn6 Mn-
baufung beieitigt. Oung un6 Mlt
farm oie @irflamfeit bon Or. Sings
Nel1er Gntoedung be5eugen gegen
@uiten nn6 @rfdltmngen. &auft cine
6laide beute no6 bel @urem Mpo=
tbefer, 500. - Sing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
STE 0e,nmemiammlung
Der T1ritin @autbtm.
1tn6 ,pie lie Ben amerifaniiden Mii=
iipnen 51tg1tte fam.

Ser Didter Goethe berlebte auf
Ser &udreiie aus Sranfrei6 I'M Sab
re 1892 einige unpergebli6e Gage
BEL ser Giirlttn @a1ibin in Wtiiniter,
Ser M11tter ienes e6lenL beiligmaBi=
gen Monnes, Ser als u8ater entity"
ser Mpoitel 6es meitli@en Bennfplna-
ntens mnr6e.
SIM 1S. Sabrbun6ert fammelte
man bielfa@ @emmen 5. +. iene 5u=
meiit aus Sem Mltertb1m itammen6e
geldnittene steine, sic als fleine
&11nltmerfe groBen @ertb beiiten.
@rtporb bo9 bereits &uiier &n6olf
II. sic 5eute nod in 8ien ii6 be-
fin6enDe @emmo Mng1titea NIT 6em
Iriumpb iiber sic @annonier I'M
10000 3ufaten bon einem fran5oli<
fden Monnenfloiter. @un beiaB bie
6Mrltin @nlliBin cine rei6e @emmen=
iamml1ng, 6ie ite Goethe gum @enuB
bingegeben. Sdon in SEN erften ga
gen feines Mufentbaltes batte fie linn
angeboten, ct moge 6ie @teine, Sea-
mern unb Sntaglien, NIT ii6 no@
rebmen, I'M iie BORT nnge=
It0rt betra6ten u1t6 it116ieren gu f0n=
men. @oetbe gla11bte, 6ies beideioen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

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