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The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-01
CHUM BOB'S SPORTING TALK

New York, Dec. 1.--(By Union As
sociated Press)--The annual autumn
tournament of the Lakewood County
Club, which is in progress today will
attract more than ordinary attention
because of the splendid field of dis
t.rguished players Max Marston, the
Baltusrol amateur who has won six
chief cups this season is "among
those present. and one of his rivals
is j. H. Worthington. the English
golfer who won at Atlantic City, re-
Gently. H. A. Steiner of Inwood, run
nerup at the same meeting is still
another player of note.
Johnny Dundee may v win the
lightweight title, but he will 60 down
in history as the champion draw
fighter Of the world. The Italian ap-
pears to be utterly unable to do bet
ter than an even break with a man
of class, all of his victories being over
mediocre performers. Even when
Dundee got kilbane in the ring in a
twenty-round battle on the coast for
featherweight title the best he could
get was a draw.
There appears to be something rad
ically wrong with Dundee's stlye of
milling which prevents him doing any
special damage to a man of the first
rank like Leonard. Dundee is a strong
boy, and in a forty-five round bout
might wear down his opponent, but
in a short combat his jumping tactics
neutralize the force Of his blows.
Managerial heads of automobile
speedways throughout the country
met in Chicago, a few days ago and
perfected a national organization to
govern the sport of automobile rae
ing in the United States. The orga-
nization will be known as the Ameri.
can Speedway Association and will
handle all details of racing not spe-
officially covered by the American Au-
tomobile Association.
Baseball enthusiasts, or those who
are thinking Of the national game in
spite of football weather, are wonder
ing whether Heine Tim will last next
season out with the Giants. When
Heine wants to play baseball there
are few better.
Still Heine is a temperamental fel.
low, and it's a question whether o,
not he'll finish the year-or the ma
jority of the games-with McGraw
Herzog and others on the same club
This is but one Of the many prob
lens which face the ball fan of 1917
A fair All-American eleven could b.
made up of boys living in Chicago O.
Detroit. A Chicagoan of boastful ma
ture takes the liberty Of advising Wal
ter Camp concerning the following ex,
cellent All-American material from
Chicago.
Horween, f. b., Harvard-Pollard
h. b. Brown--Macomber, q. b., ILL
nois-Shiverick, f. b., Northwestern
This list is a brief one and doub'
'ess could be ampliked upon, but it.!
a fair start, gentlemen, a fair start.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-01

The gold supply Of the United
States is now within $50,00O,O0O Of the
combined holdings Of the four great
central banks Of Europe-the Bank Of
England, the Bank Of France, the Bank
Of Germany and the Bank Of Russia.
Four years ago these banks had $685.
100000 more gold than the American
stock. To put the situation in another
way, the amount of gold money In the
United States is now 30 per cent Of
the worlds total stock, whereas ir
1914 It was only % per cent.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-01
MUSICAL CONCERT DEC. II

The Kathryn-Seay Falls Concert 1t
the Memorial Building on December
18th, under the auspices Of Jewish
Ladies Aid Society, will be . genuine
treat to all lovers Of good music.
Don't fail to hear Mrs. Falls, the not
ed, violinist, Of Memphis, and help
these noble women to raise funds for
their new temple.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-01

There are still 254,945.5s9 acres Of
public land In the country, that is, land
that may be taken up by settlers. That
is a whole lot Of land-more than two
acres for every man, woman and child
of us; but 1t Is feared that some Of 1t,
especially In some western states, ID
SO oblique that it almost stands or
edge.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-01
MARSHAL CASE UP AGAIN TO-
DAY

Washington, Dec. 1.--(By Union
Associated Press)--H Snowden Mar
shall, united States District Attorney,
who is under charges Of contempt
made by a committee Of congress, will
not be on the hands Of the court At
ter today, the court custody expiring.
Marshall expects to have his case
brought before the Supreme Court
as he is anxious to have a decision
rendered early during the short SEES
sion Of Congress- \ gy.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-01

Washington scientists say the silent
mosquito punctures people without
warning because that insect has Z
mustache that acts as q sllencer while
his wings are at work. But what be-
comes Of the old assurance that oil
the singing was done by mosquitoes
of the feminine gender?
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-01
ORAL QUIZ FOR LUMBER
EXPERTS

Washington, Dec. 1.-(By Union
Associated Press)-The final oral
quiz Of the government and the Ma.
tional Association Of Lumbermen
members to secure five lumber ex-
perts to be sent to Europe to pro-
vide markets for American lumber
was held here today. The success
full applicants will receive 80 ! day
sxd sxpsuGvk
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-01

Psycho-sonatology, according to Its In
ventor. who has been lecturing in New
York. means the study Of the entity
that we call the body and the soul. He
has been studying 1t now for Is years,
and thinks he knows more about II
than he did when he began.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-01

For some reason the human race
seems to have forgotten that health Is
the normal condition and that the
constant taking Of medicine and
fooling with ones insldes Is something
not provided for In the original blue
prints.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-01

with m%an.eating sharks In Rarltan
creeks and humpbacked whales In
New York harbor, the advent Of the
sea serpent would cause no SURPRISE"
the New York Sun-but who was the
man eating sharks7
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-01

There Is a mite Of comfort for the
few Of US who don't own automo.
biles. We are not compelled to clean
them and keep them In running o..
der.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-01

When women get SO everybody can
understand them they won't be very
charming any more.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-01

The sooner the rest of the world is convinced
that the U. S. A. has only one brand OF PATRIOTISM
the better for our future.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-01

In boosting the c%ountry's nut industry, the
Nat1nal Association did not mean to IN
the talking nuts.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-01

Yes, Jennie, a poker chip is a chip off the old
block-most generally.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-01

Anyway, the bald-headed man doesn't have to
worry over the style Of his haircut.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-01

an on,ho ryil determine whether Congress puts
Woodrow ~ :" w oNpoi''-nAs Ills n"Nne ~
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-01

kissing your neighbours wife may be great
sport, but kissing your own is a deal safer.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-01

Don't be afraid of knocks. The harder you
are bumped the higher you bounce.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-01

Marin -.
more thai "h'e COMPANIES are also sraooi's
the Altar tieii Saaie-|'ey We oouoleo rates OH
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-01
MILITARISTS CONTROL JAPAN.

According to Japanese custom Marquis Okuma
upon his retirement, suggested that Viscount
Kato be appointed premier. The Genro, a re-
markable group of Elder Statesmen, who have no
constitutional powers, but who derive consider
able strength through the confidence reposed in
them by the Emperor, forced Count Terauchi up
on the people.
A leading Tokyo paper charges that this vio-
lates the constitution and declares that the prem
Ter being ".the chief executive Of the ~nation,"
should have been appointed upon the recommen-
dalton of the leader of the majoritv
AnOLner pfv------~ TCWSpdr~r SdyH-4bo ~,
pointment of Count Terauchi, who robbed til, III III
erty Of the people in Korea, forbodes ill for the
future" and predicts that newspapers will be sup
pressed, the liberty of the people will be robbed
and the nation generally oppressed" It blames
the militarists for diplomatic failures in China
and affirms "the duty of the Japanese nation to
oppose the Terauchi ministry" because it will
conduct diplomacy from the war office.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-01
CARDS AND CHIPS.

Play your cards, not your chips. The size of
your stack can't reduce their value. The best
hand sweeps the board.
Ability creates capital. You are your own
mint. Resolution plus ideas equals money.
It's nonsense to believe that you are handi-
capped by empty pockets.
Inherit assets, sufficient to permit dawdlirg,
stifle initiative and make a cipher cut of many a
man who under the spur of necessity might other
wise have developed into a big figure.
When you are unpractised in the processes
which produce riches you are not qualified to pro-
tect your holdings from those who have been
trained to take advantage of every weak opening.
A bank roll is not a substitute for wisdom.
If you have brains enough to conserve wealth
you possess all the qualities necessary to secure it.
There wouldn't be nearly so many new mil
~lionaires if the old ones had educated their chill
dren to be as alert and energetic as they were.
There isn't a private trademark on a dollar in
the land-every penny in the country will ulti-
mately draft to capability.
There is no enduring poverty except lack Of
character, purpose, and determination
Subnormals are the only logical paupers.
Law AASANS"b IuSe@CAoA - " INV POI w
tunes exaggerates their value significance.
Superficial folk are prone to- believe that
there exists a static class of ~pluocrats who con-
troll all the chances to make good.
Such a notion is a ridiculous fallacy.
In some. European countries the continuation
of noble orders and pernicious laws of entrail CEN
tralize the ownership of vast land holdings and
natural resources. But no such system exists
on this side of the Atlantic.
Here, any man can become as great as his will.
Ninety-nine per cent of the c%ountry's potent fig
ures are, as yesterday and as they will be to-
morrow, exenaplars Of the possibilities always
open to earnest ambition.
Those whose prominence is a hangover from
previous generations are hardly worth figuring
they represent so small a fraction in this or any
community.
The great fnanciers, manufacturers, merch-
ants, professionals and artists of our time trace
their careers back to humble and penurious begin
nings.
They enjoy no favors or advantages which you
cannot obtain.
They Thought hard, fought hard, and achieved.
You faceA no greater ,discouragements than
their ~rebutfs.
They sim ply had your a~dvantages-the early
realization of their inevitable course. They knew
that they would have to help themselves and while
they were att it they took a liberal helping.
No false ideas of pride or privilege obscued
their visionf They began upon a rock bottom
basis and built from the outset on a firm founda.
ty sol rs I.:.-
,ao., Mt1mbled to themselves while still young
+bo.ooftor ley got far enough to be hurt, and
,,s;ons Proceeded without any hampering de-
They cot =,
count on n ~ .a wv o'o0
A keen i 'N4Ns wv y si'o''"' I
nan with a clean plan must succeed.
HERBERT KAUFMAN.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-01

Capital hotel keepers are not lobby
food embargo, but just the same Con
find their prices raised.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-01

VIC WU
who insist y uouD'ees agrees WYNN HIS iiienas
cabinet. '""' " leu "e"u w." "oo pep w VIC
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-01

mere
,;++o, are unWritten agreements, as well as
fvo, laws, and it's probably under one that
3 operate.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-01

There
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price-fxer
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-12-30

r'd)tigen Grfenntris ibrer Gage 5u
tringen 10 oaB lie in illtelliaenter
@eilc Sen Glaiieufnlnpf fiibrei1,
lmo iieareih 5lun Gnoe bringel'
fonnen.
Gs l1bt iih bos Hab ser 3eit
rid)t oufholten, ,lno es fann sic
iortid,rittlihe Gntlpidluug ser
Menihbeit nid,t 5un Stillltano se-
brodt iperoen. @ir als So,iali-
ltcn oiirien nienaIs bem Teiiimis-
mus perfaIlen. ionoern miiiien nid,t
rur leIbit boffn,ngsuoH in Sic Su=
,nus periollcn, ,lno miiiien rid,t
ser riitit1noigen WoIie INNER ipie'
ser cinen nel,en SoffnungsItrabl
Sciaen. 9Sir boben cine aroBe Muf-
aabe Dor lms. sllls aeiltigem uno
lcibIidlen Glenb sic gtoiie 5u be.
ircicn ,mo bie pole Srcibeit fir
ole berbeisufiibren.
@ir miiiien cine grmee bon flai-
lcnbelpubten, fampfesfre,.bigenMan'
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3tpangspernlittelllngsgelet pollIerc,
Cos, ipenn ongenommen, oen Ges
,pcrfihoften ibre itdriitc Noffe,
rcn Streif ertreiBen lpiiroe. limo
bo ser &ougreb nit elmer einsIgen
slusnohn1e aus &erfehtern bes fa-
ritoliitiiheu Splten,s beltebt, oonf
scr 9eiltieen @linoAeit, pefd)e oie
Mcbrsobl ser slrbeiter bel oen lesten
Notionulmablen lpieoer 5eIgte, 10
ciirfen lid, Die Mrbciter feline Soif-
n,lns MAIDEN, oab ibncn bon oen
@eiesgebcrn Sfub unb &ilfe su-
tell tperoen miro. Sberflad)lid) be-
trad)tet, iiebt alio Sic ,,odlte 3n-
fllnft fir sic Irbeiterid,oft nid)t
giinltig aus.
Mid,tig oenfenoe l,no porpdrtS
I,rcbenoe Mrbeiter ober, ocnen Die
oGaemeine biitoriihe Gntpidllmg
fein periiegeltes 8uf) lit, ieben, oob
bielc Sample notgeorllngen fonl.
men miiiien Inn oie Malie sur
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nern lmo Jrai,en ser Irbeit bill
Sen, bomit mir inItanoe liro, bas
barbariihe ioSioIe SpItem, ipeld)es
ariee, 9tot uno gleno brinst u,o
Sic Grbe itott su eineln Yaraoies,
,ur 3oIle fir oie 0talien seltaltet,
fir INNER 5u beieitieen. 2aBt ms
nidt periaeen ionoern on,d, i'm
nellen Sabre nit 3uperiit,t ,,nb
Scrtrouen Sen eroben &oupf fir
,srcibeit. 8Ieihbeit umo 9i,manitGt
ucitcrfiibren.
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MnS &albiugtou.
Trleocnsnotc nno &riegsipef uation cridt aruhc Mu

Sie Serren 9ongreBobgeoroneten
rebmen es nit ibren slufgoben lebr
lctdt ltnb tros lleberbauil,na bon
Be'taften baben lie eigentIih, ieit
Der GongreB pieoer in Sibuna lit,
lebr ipenig proftilde slrbeit per=
flhtet l,no lid lette ISOLDE bis sluit
$. Sonuar pertogt. Sn Slonlini-
llrationsfreiien fiirhtet man, SOB
iuabreno ser Iesten fl,r5en Sitl,na
nieIes &ongrelies, Die otn 4. Wdr;
5it Gnoe fonlnt, bie Geripoltl,nas.
Geldaite niht erleoigt peroen uno
oober cine Grtraiisung oes neueu
Songreiies notipenoig iein miro.
Gies piiroe ober, oo ser neue
Stongreb ipobrldeinlih cine fIe,ne
Wfebrbeit fiir Sic Jfep,,blifaner ein=
| 'hlieblitl Scr Erogreiiipen oiIlpei-
len miro, iehr lmongenebn1 fiir
sSllion lno Die benlofrotild)en ,Siib-
rer iein.
| Iie 9epllb(ifaner bereiten iid,
lerelts filr oieIe GpentuaIitGt Dor,
cod, lino Die sSiihrer iiber sic
Nobl bes Sprehers nod nitt einig.
Gin aroBer SeiI lit gegen :. Mann.
Cen blsbcrigen Siibrer Scr 9fepubli-
tcncr, neil er lif, lpie 8uroner
non Wfollahuletts fiir5Iif iugte,
'hon n:ebrlnols ols sSrelmo oes
nellt'd)en Gaiiers ,mb ser ,3entral=
,l1dte befnnnte.
l(ebcr Dos 9egleitihreiben eur
gtpte oes ErGlioenten @iIion, mel
DIES bonn Sefretar Banning perfabt
muroe nu0 in nelhen1 bon ser
ptoglidfeit zines arieges nit elmer
Ger @roBmGhte Guropas oie Heoe
mar, berrld)t INNER nod cine ge.
lpllle NuTreglyng in bieligen naBgc-
benoen politiid,en areiien. Som
qreBn,ann @oob bat oiesbe,iiglih
cine Heiollition i'm aongreB ein-
oercdlt, IN ipelter uerlangt miro,
Dob Die Hebaltptl.ng, 2aniing babe
nit leiner ariegsbroblmg nur i'm
SSntcreIic sespiiier @aII- Streets
Spcfllanteu, oie in beioen 9iilt.
fern bes aouareiies irno ouh i'm
Gabincttc bes Erdiioenten oorhan-
ben lein ioIlell gebanoeIt, griiuoIid,
ollI ibren ipabren @ert sepriift
iucrbeu ioll. Gs miro, in, Sale sic
pcrIargte llnterllflng porgenon=
'len miro, MIR beIt1tist lperoeu,
was idlon Ionge ofientIid)es ge-
hcimnis lit, namlih:
GnB geipilie bohe ToIitifer ibren
GiniIlif, I'M CAPITOL llno I'M @ei-
ben @nl,Ie SIR Spefulotion in
sriegsuftien ai,sniisen.
@ilion uno ieine 0rel,noe n,n-
ncrn lid oab ieine Irieoensnote
bon ser ErelIe Ser Iliicrtell 10
lpobl, pie oldl teilnciIe bon ser
Eelltid]en Erelie nidlt nir obIehncno,
Ionberu iogar auh feinoIid) behan-
self lpirbe. GngIiife uno fran5D=
Iildle 9ldtter beballpten, bab SSiI-
ion BON ser noraInd)en Seite oie-
les NrIeges nif1t5 peritebe, ionit
miiroe er nid)t Selttldd)Iano3 Se-
pulthaber lino ibre Terbiinoeteu
auf bie gIeid1e St,lfe, mie oie Gn=
tentenlddlte ltellen. TelttIdlano lno
SeIterrcid)-llnaarn fiibrten eineu
Iorbariifeu Groberi,nasfriea, nah
reno sic Gntentendd)te einen slb-
pehrfricg fiihren. Glerelceall. Ser
befannte herporrageuoe raoitole
iron5oiild)e Tolitifer, neint, onB
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,, te 0ieielbe altf) inter oen &riegs-
| ,lDten su leioen? Sat lie lpQbreno
bes lesten Sabres Torti6ritte ge.
| nlodt?
GaB sic anerifaniide s(rbeiter.
ldoft allb iebr Itarf Ol,rh Sen
&rieg in Witleioenl6oft aesoaen
iuurOe, benefit llns sic gegenlp1r-
tige 5enerlng, oie lid MIR 10 in.
tenlip geltalten fonnte, lpeil elm
arpber Sell ser 2ebenslnittel noh
europa, no oltBeroroentlif bobe
Nreilc oofilr be5ablt neroe,1 ge=
broht peroen. Ser geriuge Gr-
trag Ser Grnte bat ia out etlpas
nit Ser Sel1erung 5lt tlu1 ober nur
gum geringer Seile.
! slnoererieits buben Sic olnerifu=
! lllden slrbciter oltf Gortcile bllrh
ben &rieg er5ielt, inoem sic 9fod)-
froge mad, slrbeitern oos slngebot
beoeuteno iiberltieg, oa blmoertta,,=
lenoe 9lrbeiter in Sen @afien=,
Wtl,nitipns= lmo onberen ,Sabrifel1,
no &riegsnaterial bergeltellt per=
oelt, beihdftigt iperoen.
Gielen bllnoerttouienoen strbei=
tern gelang es infolge ser giinlti-
gen llmltdnoe, bobere 2obne llno
fiir5ere slrbeitsseit 5u erlanger.
IGaourd tul,rben Sic 8etperfihoits-
berbdnoe geltdrft uno sic Eolition
Ger slrbeiteridaft inn allgemeinen
hebeuteno gebeIiert. @enigItens
fir oie Tauer bes arieses l,no piel-
leidt nod fl,r5e 3eit oariiber bin-
aus. Slber oonn miro ipieoer cine
&enollng fomlnen, slmerifa miro
ipieoer NIT ser el,ropdiidcn aon=
fl,rren5 81 fdnlpfen boben, cine
rnaiienbafte ginipanoerrng BON bill
l1gen Mrbeitern l.no Maiienirnpor-
tierlng bon biaigen @aren miro
| fonmen, lm0 sic amerifaniihcn
&apitalilten ipcroeu iih beeilen, sic
| 3ugeitdnoniiie, ipelhe iie Sen s(r-
| beitern ipGbreno Ser &rtcgsprolpe=
ritdt notgeorl,ngen MAIDEN muBten,
oiirild5unebmen. Sie 8elpefid)af-
ten baben ipie oben ertp1bnt, az
leroings IN Sen lesten beioen Sab
rem itarf 5l,eenommeu, ober nod
longe uiht IN bem Wfabe, pie piel-
Ieid)t bon Sen 8eperfidaits iiibrern
ciirartet plrbe.
gSas ober sic politiid)e Srgani-
iotion Ser Slrbeiter betrifit, 10 bat
hielelbe pGbrenb Ser ariegsiobrc
bcocuteno perloren, tpie ,nls belon=
bers sic 9totionalmabl gc5eigt bat.
Stott cine ltorfe 3unobme oes TO-
3ioliltilhcn @otl,n1s, lpie bie Spti-
J miIten lnierer Tartei erbofften. bu=
! fen mir cine iebr itarfe slbnabnc
Slt per5eidncn. gs Ideint ols siem'
lid lid,er, bnf oas io5inIiitiid)e 60
t,um BEL Sen letten @oblen fal1n1
100000 Stinnen crreid)te, olip
elm TerluIt bon einem Srittel &C.
oen oas &otllm bon 1912, meldes
lnaei1br 100000 betrllg.
@ir fms iiber5elgt, SOB lms bos
,cue Sabr idipere &laIlenfdmpfc
Grinaen miro. Sic. organilierten
@roBfopitoliiten, sic @eberrld)cr
ser Sr,llts, melde nllr nit SIT
grimm i'm 9cr5en sic sSor0errngen
Ser srbeiter beipiligterL itebcn
hel,te idon oilf ser 2auer, Inn Sen
slrbeitern bas 0elponnene luieoer
5lt entreiBen.
@eIonbers luerben itd) oie aro-
zen Snbultriellen benlilbcn, ocn
@ompf gcgen oen slhtltunoentag
cnereiid) 81 fiibren. Gs lit nod
iehr fraglid), Oh oas bonn 3onareB
ouf 9etreiben oes YrGiioenten Wli-
len oneenommenen stdtih.noenac-
let, fir sic Giienbabner @eltono
bcben ipir0. 9tebenbei perlangt
@ilion pom 3ongrcB, baB er elm
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Zen eiuisen ireislani bic Sunne
Sat iuieber nouenoct Der Grocnpamet;
%crramidt lit oas Sabr NIT Scio uno @onne
Salo lit es amd) in Ser Grimnerumg periucbt
60 ld)minocn Die Sabre nno fommen gesugen,
8cidlcd)tcr erblIbcn nnS icgcn ns Grab,
limb 10 malscn id ser Sabrbm,oerte Mpsen
Sns Mccr Der Gmigfeit enolos biuab.
Sod ,ue aud bic 3eiten poribcrsetcn
llnb fummt and) feline Scr ge0en ;nrid,
Sas Sleibcnoc lit in Der Olmd)t Der 3citcn
Ser idaiienbcn Wcndbcit tribes 0eid)if
0leid) encr Aocrbc nod laft lie Nd) leitcm
@un Sd)nrfen uno (Sanflern Nanselbano,
Sod bcmt' mie in Sen barbariidJcn 3eten
Gin Den Magcn brntalcr Wiad. acipaunt
Nud scngt uon Dem mend)dcn Han6crtriebe
Ser slusgcbcntetcn cnolpc Sd)ar;
Nud idJmIdt sic Nicnidbcit Dem Gutt Der 2iebc
Wt &riioercd)cu Sen Spfcraar.
9todj ieh'n mir pulcn Sdi icu lnngern
Ger Mmfiaaanaer nno Eraicr 3abl
Sic @asarniic abcr perbnngeru
@crfummen be Nrbeit in 9pt mno Eual
Npd lit fcin glMflid)cs &pf sn danen,
8lMbcno inn bDdDtcn Geiestriumpb;
Sic @0lfer balt tic in NadJt nnb 0ramen,
Sn bes @abns nnS Oes Glcnos persicen Snmpf.
Nod lit lire lrebeit nid)t anfertanocn,
Nod) lit fen Tricoen fir lie uno feiu &edt;
Gs taumelt fort in alien ganScn
Gin neriflaptes, gcanaltes, unuineno Gcidled]t.
BON nnten beraui, bn fpmmt es geidriten,
ga padt nnb bebt Is fdl brubeno empor:
limb anf Sob nnS 0eben ipirb nun geitritten
Sas lit Elm 8insen, mie mic supor.
Ser altcn 0cieQidaft 0rmnopeitcn crsitterm
&or ocm, mas oa nntcn sabret unb snb
Nas renigcno glcid id)ucrcn 0ctuittcrn,
@cttrrlemd)cno bic yelt burdsicbt.
Sas 1T oes gcfncdtcien Volfcs 0rolen,
Sciu nnniocritebider Treibeitsbrans,
Scr Eroletarcr ciniscs WoQen,
Ser Gntrcd)tetcn fnrd)toicr @acngang.
Scif wust Der &i Der beisloicn Waiien,
limb crsemst Gin 0eidled)t;
Die Sheen Der ncmen 3eit erfaIen
Zen Grmten, anmiIcnocn Mrbesfncd)t.
Sas lit Sic Npifnmng be inns bcdicocn
Ter lcndtenoe Srot in Der Gceenuar
1as lit BIC Gc,uGbr fir Den fommcnoem 1ricScn,
gcnn amd) in Nafien oas 9ano nod itarrt.
Sas lit fir sic 3mfunft pcrbeifcno @linfcn
Sap cnSlid bod fommen miro Scr Sag
80 scrmalmt bcs 6uocs YHolpd ipro pcrinfcn
llnS ocn @6lfern Grl0mng werben mag.
Gs lit nidt mebr Gin Sdwanfen nno 3agen
s. lit fcin Yhantum nnS fen Sclbnbctrmg,
&as bic ADMINISTRATION Maien jcst uaaen
Sm fabnen, sisantidcn Sclbensma.
Sic 3citcn pcrrulcn, Sic Tormcn pcrgcben,
@as muridl nnS ocriamlt lit, Sas bridDt nnS ;crfGl
gSir fablcn sic Stirme Scr 3ufmnit mcbcm
llnO sic Suocsdamcr Scr altcn Nct.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-12-30

0lad amf 5um nenen Sabre.
3illon lpobl ein gon5 tiidtiger, po=
Iiti'der Nrofeiior lno SduIneiIter
lein lnoge, oaB er ober in oie Siefe
Der ellropdiihen ToIitif nod niht
cingeorllnger lei.