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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02
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gu entfommen.
Sn iopanifden gldt-
tern iperoen 9riefmarten1ammler
baralf aufmertIau gemadt, boB bic
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aebietes aiautidou ietr balb einen
boben Wert crlanaen biirften. gei
Der nebernabme Der peuti6en gplt
in Siingtou bobe es lid %berausee-
lteat, bob fdmtlide Decentralization
fhon Bon Der beuti6en poitperpolz
tuna einaesosen nprben naren, nm
lie nidt III Die !9Gnoe oeS Saponer
fallen gu lahen. Die Marten lpurz
cen ounn %oerbrannt, 10 bab bic ia<
hantlten @eamter, oils lie bic goit
iibernabmen, tsinerlei qoftmert5ei-
6en. mebr %porfanten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02
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Muf 1erunIaIinng Der
Boli3ei ben 2ittle Talls, %. y,
nahm ole Yoli3ci BON !Suboten 5rall
Wiarp Yartb au5 Benz %eenannten Srt
felt, a1s lie ioeben a,f Dem Yier Der
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bauptet, BOB Die Jrau opn ieinem
@eloe nod uno nod $4,000 nod III
rem .Dcimotsort in Ddnsmort l1,dte
uno Ii1 iebt utter Mitnubme bon
Sulpelen nno 9ausGalt5giitern !elk!!t
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miro frei'pilig nad &ittle Sails 5a=
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atuei Mu1en. Gs nare jeoo6 belYer
gelpelen, er bdtte feline 3rdfte ouf
benz europdil6en &riessI9uuplabe
eemeKen. ltatt Dem Muflen Sobn
MaHeluls ben 5dabel einsulhlasen
lrlo bann bei1en 4anbsmam Yetcr
Weteriti in Die Tludt gu treiben,
@1nell unb peteriti, Der einen He=
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beibe oes m0roerifden Nnsriffs an=
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$500 3euaenbiirsidaft seitellt. 9e,
folgen1apere Streit 1atte in elmer
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Der &rieg NOR natiirlih bic llrlade
Sitter aoee fono in Der
DseGop< Selle oerIp,ns 9pptins= lni=
perltat bic Sa9rbunbertfeier gu Gbrsr
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mar fur Die Isle3cn9eit 5alammen
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bes 8aies auf allan @ebieten ocs
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triihes 2i4t auf pielsn @ebieten Dem
Gas ben Mans ltreuiig selnaat bst
1T oas @aS benaod) uo1 in WliuiDnen
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02
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Das Wdr4en bon Den tiinItIihel
Splbatell. Dos ouh III bieiem &rieg,
6erumseboten lpirb - 10 ]allen ). y.
nod elmer cnsIiider 3e;tung ii,
Deutiden aus Man5el a1 WteuYbe.
tunitliGe, me@anifd berseltsllts sri
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ben tit Iralt uro finDe, lid !,
pielen 1D!fern; mon oente lur 4
bic al,S Der GraGenIant bcs &abml.
6erporgef dpl1snen ariegsr. Die In
aaril9e Soge tennt Iogar 9e.pe6tt
Splbaten. SIN Mdrtbsn Dom Sou
perlen SSonos trifit Der !@slb in cine.
0Dble Gin @eib an, bas an ein.m
8ebltubl iiBt unb 5olooten pebt
Yeim Mnblid bes Siiuslinss psrbop
pelt lie tbren @iler, uno eine lin
nlenge BON Solbatea iiiiroen iid) au
SSanos, Der aber natiil!ia) dls ette
Mdrdenbelb I'M Rieoerlauen md
seidpinoer lit, ols jenn Grau i'm
Weben. Sn ether nnnelm lnsori=
1den @eidibte pirb rie SGtistei'
ciner {ol9en @olbatenipe6erin genale,
beldrieben: Mirft lie namlih boz
Weber56iff9en lints, 10 er5eust III
oaburd 5ubpoIt; mirft fie Go atn
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rel! SIS gtbt aber, pie ri,t os .olei
benbe Miirhsnfuri6ung lc5rt. n:%
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oerts, o.ishIcri1 aef4miroei. II
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5olbaten ber, ionbern ald Sdmist,
tun es; eben1o forgen S6nsisscr fiji
&oiasen. S@uiter far Safanteriiten
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02
IS iperoen gIGae entioorfen.

IS tperoan BIGae entiuorfen.
I'M ole Gb6e unp Slut in Der SUN
ob5ai an n0roltten Ntluatt7den
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sar MeIt, Die Slut lteiat mandmal
5's gu 30 6ub @06e.
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9%en1abrlfen fcstigtsn jshod) IN 1914
ll23 @ltpnobits al1, cine 3unabme
pon 1864 9ro5ent ii6er 1863.
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rem I'M Wtonot Woi 9iumanten uno
anoere Goeliteins i'm 0erte BON So
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S46.137,328, 5u osr5eidnen.
Der @asorud aapoaerie
tonnlt Den Dem lateimiiaen @rrt
eabalus, Gas Elm su gemeiren Diem
ten pertpelbetes pfero beseidnet.
4us pieiem @orte entItanb oas itaz
lienllfe capaIleria. 4us StaIien ha=
BEN es Ole Tran3oIen in Der 9iloltna
@apollerie iibernomrnen, uno BON
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normaler aonltitutiou BEL Der Sc
burt SO s3entimstsr GO SON, elm
Wfaohen $40 3entimeter aDrper=
lange. ODD limb Die Inter Itieoe oft
Ja!5 beoeuteno: e5 fonmt babel auf
Die Observation-Disclosures an. SIN
tritem Wonat llimint oas neugeborene
8ino 4 3entimetsr az SoN. i'm
}peiten 3 Sentimeter uro inn ocittelt
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Ssmeinoerates unD oes 5taotrote5
Don gern batte er einen nambaften
Il1tetl an Dem boulid)en Mufidpung
gerns felt Wlitts Der Seer Sabre.
gts in feline lebten Sabre betpabrte
er 1sine %torperlio3e uno eeiitise Jri=
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02
Gin trudcncr Snitcm iduwadt has
Snjtem.

2cibet nidt an citlem trpdcney SIT
ten. Der Gler Spltem idlpdd)t -falft
cine Slalde Gr. Sings Nem 9iscppert
- lcit iibcr 40 Sabren Inn &ebrold
nnp allen Grlcid)terung 9ebeno, bic es
9cbraltden. Scr bcldmihtiaenSe Yiue
gallam NIT Sor beilt sic irritirc,lner
GalIa9en -beid)id)ti9t Sic rubenYldee.
Lott Den Sdleim ltnb perbiitet Sic Ser
hecrllng nes &nrpers nit &lliten. 9r.
Sings Nem SiscpperD madt aelunper
Sdla! lulo uuterltilst Sic giatlr Siy
gu be.len, .(ana.).
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02
ecbt gut nus = fii6lt G,.dl nut.

aciner gut mlsIeben uno Iid) gut be-
%rutoen, Der ON 6artletbigtett leioet.-
Scfrelt @u6 BON Dem mi!oen. ihlep@
pellocn, %lebenslnlcu @efiibl ourd) cine
8ebanolung NIT ST.. Sings Stem 9iie
Gils. &alft belte cine Shadtel u1b
1chmt hellte Nbeno cine pber sipei
Gillen. Im Wprgen lit ienes gcltppftc.
tra9e @efiibl fort llno sic befinSen
lid Iofort belier. 25e bel Sbrem apo=
tbefer. Mns.1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02
Sic faraeite @eoe.

mifter sonce pom en9liIdsn Sber-
@eridit belt ais iunser Nopotat in etz
nem @ertdtsfule 0 Dem Rthter 8lp
als Qrdiioenten Die t~iraeite Reos, Die
in Der 9eridtspett betannt 1T. Ils
oaber Der Mooofat Der 9egenpartei
Tertis mar, erhob ltd Scr. Sopce, lab
nod oer @anoubr, madte benz Yraliz
benton leine 9srbsusuns uno leste llh
niebsr. Der Ridtsr perltanb bas Mr.
aument uno CAB Iofort iein urtbeil au
Sphce'5 @unIten ab.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02

Stube, I'm es bort gu fifteen, ip;c lie
lagte, pdbrenb ibr 5err benz llsbcrz
brtnaer sebn &opeten aus6dnbiate.
Sn3ntlhen paren 3tpei Wo4eg ner=
aansen.. IS mar an eillsm Gonntcq.
Senen iab serabe bei Slid uno lieb
it'd ben Jerfelbruten gut iGmeden, als
bic Wirthi6afterin, Elm Sdsasn auf
benz 4rm,, in's 3immer trat.
uSrauben lauert 19on lpieber elm
Sunse auf Gelb," melbete is,.
n0er gengel i'm tpartsn!!" eebot
Sgnsp unb belub feinsn Ssler nit
5leiid."
.@d0n," lagte Mriaia @aprilomna,
1ebte ben 9olen auf ben Slid, ltreiz
felte i'm unb besann i'm gu f%iitterN.
rWas maAit bu benn ba?" Tragte
Sanen oerougt unb belt nit gnen
inne.
n@ebt i1r benin nidt? Sh gebe benz
9bier MeiBbrot," eripiberte Myinia
8aiprilpDna ruhig.
.0ber Der Safe tit ia gang 5utrauz
lt6."
rMorum 1onte er ni6t2" meinte
Irinia Gaprilopna barmlos. nGs
lit bod Elm gutter 8efonnter Don urs."
Wa-as2"
Ssnstp 1tarrte bic @prederin fai=
iunsslos an.
.Nun ia," fubr Mrinia @atprilonna
ldeinbar sleidgiltis fort, pabreno
tire biinnen 2ippen Elm bosbaftes
2aheln umipielte. rSbsr ertennt ibr
etma bas 8iir1d9sn nidt pieber? =
@daut ber!!" Sic bob ben 9aIen
empor unb beutete auf . leinen 2eib
,5ebt tbr, bab benz Sbiere bier unb oa
Elm gduidden Saar fortseIdnitten
iIt?" :
0anetp nidte, gu ipre6en permodte
er nidt.
.Nun pobl," fubr Mginia gatpri=
lonna fort, has babe i9 setban, unb
aipar iebesmal, tpenn i6 bas Shter
mieber in Die Sdnbe betam, oas mag
pohl breibis Mal in pier5ebn Sasen
getpeien lem.
Sanep baute Die @erpiette suIamz
men unb 19leuberte lie auf ben Slid.
,Mb, bic 8anne, Die permalebeite!
Mid 10 gu bintereeben!" dd5te er
ftrihrptb por Sdam unb 3prn.
Ser Sunge ipartet auf lein 8elb,"
1aate Mrinia @aprilotpna lpottl16.
$50 lit er, mo?" idrie S9nsp
unb iprans auf. Gen aantldu her.."
,9as Yriigeln peroet ibr liibid
bleiben laHen," 1aste 4rinia 8amris
lpmna felt. r@eBt eud lisber uno ebt!
Ssh merbe nit Dem geneel 1fon auf
anbere, Before Dirt fertis perosn. Soer
traut ibr mir bas nidt gu? Sd bin
freili6 Elm Msib, meir gerltanb bal
alio in elmer Nub Ylab, inbeiien -
rSbue. mas bu fir gut bdltt," muir
nlelte Senen aertnirldt unb lant arf
feinen @tubl nieber.
Mrinia @aprilopna nabm ben 9az
len unb gine binaus.
u0ier bait bu sebn aopefen", 1agte
fe au benz Sunsen unb CAB ibm oas
@elb, ais er aber nah benz 3a1en sretz
fen molte, 1hiittelte lie ben aopf.
,Nein, bu, ben behalten mir bier" en-
tlarte lie freunoli6. Der enabtss
6err beabfidtist ndmlt4, ild etns
@ammluns lebenber Ebiere anoulegsn-
Sonteit bu al1p ober elmer bsiner
6reunbe, nieber einen SaIen srelfen
ooer eelesentli6 audi einmol einsn
Wolf ODER 8aren, IL bringt uns ben
Sang nur ms 5aus, mir 5ablen nab
tpie ppr ben alien Yreis."
Der Sunse 5ertniilIte fan unsslos
bic MiiBe alpiiden ben 5insern unb
Idlih bappn. Mud Intbanas, Der in
Der Mabe %seitanben bate, Sog 1t6,
bodrotb i'm @elidt, beItiirSt unb
draerlid in ben Stan Suriid. Irinia
@atprilpmna aber true bas S%un9bdsz
den triumpbirenb in ibr Simmer.
5ie bate beldloHen, inn oas 8nabens
brpt au seben.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-01-27
DR.. C. A. Davies
F. r. c. S. Edinburgh
Physician and Surgeon.
Eye and Throat Diseases
a Specially.
To My Patrons

Owing to the reason that so
many of my friends and patrons
did not understand the value of
the specials offered some time
ago, l am to renew the offer dur
ing the month of February, be-
ginning on the list and ending
on the 10Th of the month.
These specials are as follows:
With every dozen $500 photos
or better, l will give one large
picture of the same l0xl4 inches
mounted in folder of the latest
style. With every dozen of $500
or $3.50 picture l will give one
large 7xl0 picture of same,
mounted as above. These will
be given only during the month
of February.
VIM Backe, Photographer.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-01-27
Baptist

With the return of warmer
weather, work on the church
building has been resumed
Soon, we hope, it will be enclos
ed, then the workmen can con-
tinue their labors with any kind
of weather.
Last Sunday evening our B. Y.
P. U. Society elected officers as
follows: President, Helen HUI
burt; V. President, Patsey
Brown; Secretary, Mrs. L. F.
Schumacher; Treasurer, Pearl
Carson; Pianist, Margaret Dali
garn; Librarian, Cora B. Jones.
The pastor is conducting spec
lal meetings at Sunny Dell this
week, and there is promise of
good success.
We hope all members of the
church will endeavor to attend
the business meeting to be held
next Saturday at 2:30 P. M.
All our services, next Sunday
at usual hours to which the pub,
lie is most cordially invited.
Claude J. Spiers,
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-01-27
Methodist

Our church was we'll filled in
both the morning and evening
service on Sunday and the Sun
day School took quite leap up
ward, there beng 81 more pres
ent than the Sunday before.
The League service on Sunday
evening was led by Miss Madge
Elliott and there was a splendid
service and good attendance.
The subject for next Sunday
is: The meaning of Diclple-
ship" Mr.. Armstrong will be
the leader.
We wish to announce to the
public that our District Confer
ence will meet in our church on
next Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. The public is invit-
ed and urged to attend each SEES
sion of this conference. There
will be three sessions daily and
the evening services will be
preaching services and some of
the strongest men of the confer
ence will preach.
There will be preaching SER
vice at Mertilla on next Sunday
afternoon and hereafter we will
hold regular services at Mertilla.
There was good crowd greet
ed us at Lake View on last Sum
day.
We are pleased at the interest
takenin these outerappointments
and we hope to be able il the
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-01-27
Presbyterian

The mid-week meeting which
was held last week at the at
tractive home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Twist was attended and
evidently enjoyed by an increas-
ed number.
1t seems to mean so much
when keen and broad minded
men voluntarily enlist under
Christianity's banner, and heart
felt welcome was given. to such
on last Sunday.
If possible 1t means still more
when those just crossing the
threshold of womanhood or of
manhood gladly and proudly
wear the badge of discipleship.
Many still suffer from lnhuen-
"a, but most of our people are
betteI now.
After the rich teachings and
illustrations of DR.. Irwin, it
seems natural that the Sunday
evening discourses should be
more evangellstic IN their tone
and there is a fine response by
many.
J. M. Macarthur.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-01-27
Christian
Sunday January 30.

Sunday January 30.
Bible School l0a. m.
Christian Communion Services
II a. m.
Christian Endeavor go p. m.
Evening Services 7:30 p. m.
Mid-week prayer meeting,
wednesday, 7:45 p, m.
Rev. Geo. f. Lyon, state evan
gelist, of Topeka will be with us
the following Sunday, February
9th, at which time a protracted
meeting will begin in the Sour
beer hall.
The new Sunday School and
Christian Endeavor is being we'll
attended considering the limited
announcement heretofore.
The Communion services Sum
day morning and church services
Sunday evening are we'll attend
ed. The membership now is %
in mum Der and several others ex-
pect to unite with the church
when the permanent organiza.
ton if effected upon the arrival
of Rev. Lyon. May everything
be put in readiness for these
meetings and CONSTANT prayer
on the part Of everyone for the
success of the revival services.
L. r. Smith,
! Temporary Supt.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-01-27
Too Many Of Them.

Hokus-"Old Gotrox is devoted to
music There is clause in his will
leaving twenty-five thousand dollars to
establish home for poor singers
Pokus-"How Inadequate. twenty-five
millions wouldn't begin to house al!
the poor singers. Life.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-01-27
catholic

Services the third Sunday of
each month at 10 o'clock. All
are welcome.
Father Anthony Herman,
Pastor.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-01-27

FOR SALE:-My old hack.
In good ripair, for $25. This
will make a good, spring wagon
for some one.
A. o. Rosenberg
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-01-27

near future to be able to give
more service to the same.
Word came today that Mrs.
Hunt is not quite so we'll as she
has been but nothing serious has
developed and she hopes to be
able to leave the hospital at an
early date.
We extend an Invitation to the
public to worship with us and
there will always be welcome.
Come and see.
S. NJ. II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-26
DE PRoFUNDIs." BY HORATIo
WALKER.
In spring Academy exhibition
Courtesy Of Montross Gallery.

by Jove." said the inAammable
Twachtman. you're right"
Thu next morning when Twachtman and
Ebert were starting out to paint. Twacht.
man said to the younger man:
Nov remember. Ebert. be brutal"
When they met later on I con,psre
work. Twachtman held up his landscape
and asked Ebert's opinion. The latter
replied that he didn't like the work at all.
1t was brutal enough. but it didn't resemble
a tree so much as an octopus.
Twachtman laughed, and always after
called the picture, which is still in existence
somewhere, THE Octopus"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-26

The vice. president of the Paris Salon
d'Autonne. M. Georges Desvallieres, 10 at
this actual moment. says a writer in the
Cri De Paris. a commander of the chasseurs
q pied in Alsace. He 10 a Lieutenant olonel
with two battalions under him and about
three miles Of front to protect. For an
artist that is not bad, says the writer of
the Cri De Pars.
Desvallieres, a conscientious officer, in.
spects his trenches every day to nee tina
everything is going well-but one does no
live twenty years in a studio and in the
Louvre without contracting certain habits.
So when the Lieutenant Colonel entered
the caves and huts he saw pinned to the
walls certain colored postcards that at.
tested genuine patriotism but deplorable
taste. He said nothing 20 az not to dis.
courage his men, but he thought what .
pityl" and in q letter to a woman relative
he told the story. regretting that the
estheticism of his "poilus" was not equal
to their heroism.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-26

America is in its infancy and that the party
has hardly as yet crystaliized around any
giants. The party does not exist. in fact.
because Of some compelling American Ros.
setti who mesmerizes followers into rom.
binins In an attack upon the philistines.
but owes its existence rather to the warm
pr~omulgations Of certain liberty loving
leaders IL Europe. promuigations that seem
to hint to young people all over the world
Of q way to express the complicated emo.
lions Of the present time in q new and there.
fore glorious language.
The initials "R. r." (which fit Robert
Ross a. well as any one) sign . short sketch
which opens the new Burlington. and which
discusses in Q name at once vivacious and
thoughtful the claims Of april Love-" by
the late Arthur Hughes. an associate of the
re.Raphaelites. The picture, which 10
reproduced a. the Burlington's frontispiece,
was shown once. II seems. in New York.
"ln 1887. when an exhibition of British
art was opened in New York, q certain
Captain Ruxton. the organizer. wrote to
Mr.. William Rossetti:
Up. X. Bism takes with the working.
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he told the other day the following story.
A friend Of the artists, . rather strict
academician, came out to spend Q week end
At Cos Cob, and Twachtman placed all
his v before him and desired q
criticism. After some profound study. the
academician finally said:
II tell you what, Twachtman, they're
too vague and uncertain, your pictures.
Now when you zee . tree in nature Il 10
something solid that you car lean against.
OF put your arms around. I've got to feel
that in Q picture. It's got to be real"
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Two weeks passed away. and when
Desvailieres inspected the subterranesn
dens again he cav different things on the
walls. here . reproduction Of q Rembrandt.
there q Velasques, further on Leonardo and
Chardini
Where had they ali come fromp A
rapid investigation proved that the Lieu.
tenant Colonies Partisan correspondent had
had the charming idea to send to the official,
Of the section q package of classic repro.
auctions. and II seems they were instantly
appreciated.
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The reserve disappeat somewhat when
DR.. Brinton speaks Of the mural decora.
tions. which Seemed as q general thing to
lack c. nviction. and disappears absolutely
when he speaks Of the sculptural adorn-
ments of the fair. which in truth must
have been quite terrifying. AFTER exhibit.
ing manifest promise. our sculpture seems
to have remained stationary. Thus far
we have assurediy failed to produce q
mighty emotionalist in marble. such a.
Rodin, or q sturdy souled apostle of labor
such % Constantin Meunier."
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and refined tastes1 Did one have memo
rable moments at the fair3
d.. Brinton writes tactfully and evi.
IDENTIFY is loath to wound Especially now
that the exposition 10 all over). but never.
theless the sstute reader by reerins be-
tween the lines may get q few sidelishts
here and there upon the all important ques-
ton. For instance. by q process Of deduc-
ton easy to follow II may be seen that DR..
Brinton thought the Panama Pacific Ex.
position provincial. It was exactly the
opposite Of the San Diego exhibition. which
was not provincial.
DR.. Brinton liked the San Diego affair
without reserve. Even the weather was
all that the heart Of man could desire.
THE mi 10 brilliant. but does not bum,
and the Close proximity Of the yea softens
and freshens the atmosphere without undue
preponderanee Of moisture" Upon the
climatic conditions at San Francisco our
writer keeps ominously silent. Whether
he wore an overcoat and wished he hadn't
or didn't wear it and wished he had he
deesn't say.
Rut a. to the provineiality there is no
doubt. The charming and altogether sat.
isfactory San Diesan fair based its appeal
''frankly upon local appeal and tradition
and "the scramble for cosmopolitanism.'
% DR.. Brinton adds, lis in itself one Of
the surest indications Of provinciality." San
Francisco. on the contrary. proclaimed
herself a world creation. That element of
eosmopolitanism which is by no means
her least claim to attention was constantly
to the fore in the Panama Pacific Exhibi.
ton"
D'you see3 Too bad. wasn't it3 But
then San Francisco might nave known
better. Cities shouldn't put on side"
In regard to the architecture there is a
reserve in the descriptions Of our writer
at which I take fright. He makes use of
the adjective "expositionsl" in a way that
is wholly disconcerting. "Expositional' is
not high praise!