davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1918-10-30

nor5iigli6c Gr3icGung, Wurhc Snge=
nicltr lmb 1880 9cputiertCr. Son
Trilb an bci60ftigte CT iib nit io5io=
len 6ragcn lmo bos StuOilm Oericl=
ben N0t i'm Roh lmo nod gum cifrig-
ltcn 9lnb0nNcr bcs So5lnli5nnla unO
Der SSntcrnotionolcn qcnod]t. Gr
NrilnNctc ciIls Woidinenfobrif nit
@cmin16ctciliglmg IcIncr 9lrbcitcr,
Ober icinc llnterncblnllngcn bottcn
fcln 0jliltf luno CT Dcrlnr eli hctrGhty
lihc5 &crnl0gen. Sci1l finnn5icllcr
Nllil mlrbc 0ltr6 Oos &rpieft elmer
GoltlhbuUf uOllCn0Ct. NCal0D mar
Erpu0bOnilt, elmer Ser cjriinocr Der
frnn50iiidltn 9Sntcrnutipnolc rlno ciz
ncS Ser titigltcn Ntit0licocr oieicr
8ciCllicboIt. Gin lnbcrl0bnli6cr
5einb Der Geptemterre9ieruna ipuroe
rr OH 26. ltGr5 1871 in Sic &on.
nillnc Nclu6hlt, 5lr oercn ocn1iil:gten
9fit4lic6crn cr Qrh6rtc. NtitQIicb Scr
TinNn5fnnln1illiOn, Nob cr o6cr, ais
Die &Omnnlnc Die 3crit0rlrnQ bon
Ibicra' @on2 bcic6loh icinc Gntloi.
IlulQ. Sic StcAicrImo gcltottcte lint
Tr:nfrcitb ir ncr(oIicn; CT monotc
Iih no6 Scr Shnei5, no er Gn 80.
EV}0r5 1878 0cItorbCn lit.
Slanc, Sean &oirpb Solt:S, qe6oren
an %. NftObCr 1911 5u Wta0riO. Gr
bc8onn icinc litcruriihc GGtigfcit in
9lrroS. Scit 1884 in Earia, marc cr
1887 GbCfrcooftelr bcs nSon Scns".
1899 griinOcnc CT bic n9Rcpuc Dlt pro
grcs" nit Der 2lhlidt, bic porgci6rit-
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1918-10-30

Srlcbe, Nci9ungen unb @ewobnbcitel
8lt rc6tferttgcn, lit bod pabrli6 feine
NcligiOn n0tig.
SScmanO bet nculi6 bon elmer So.
ton=9Pcl:gion gcipro6en, nit Der Die
SSclt 6c0liidt merocn ioQ. glIio eine
Grncllcrlmq ocs noroiidcn &eioen-
tumS nit icincr Gerberrli6lne Der
brutolcn @cmoIt rno ser Sero6tl1n9,
ia 3ertretlulg oQcS 3ortcn lrno Sent
qc6olltcrL olIcS S6po6en rno In.
leAnun9sbeDiirfttgen
SSir begrcifen sic gelucg9riinbe
ltn0 9lnIfallllnGcn, bie ocroSc bcute
olelc1 nClIen Ecli9ionsgcoonfcn pro.
olt5icrtcn. Oenn CT lit ia Der nolIeno,
tic SllISOrltf ser gcgemu0rtigcn @irf.
lihfcit, sic Sem c6tcn GbriItentl,n1
onO ollcn onbercn &eIigioncn oes
Mtitlciocs, Scr 9to6iidt, Scs Grbor-
mems tpofeinbIid) lit.
9lllcin po5lt ilbcrbollpt 6os religi0,
lC Wt0l1tCl6cn, OoS in 0iciem Solle
obiolut SpetloS III?
Scfcnnt el16 bo6 offen uno cbrIid
ST 9tictidcS vSerrennoroI". GrfIGrt
cud) Oodl often 1nb ebrIiG slt oent
@rlmOiab: ngti6ts lit mnbr, ,oues lit
crlou6t", 5. +. Sem Storfen lit oIIes
rrlou6t. Gem ob ibr eu6 befcnnt
pocr nidt ibr bonoelt borno6 uno
bobt mrr Serodtlmg fir jcoen iibrie,
Der cltrcr brutolen 2ebensproris ops
ponicr!.
SotiG6Iih m6rc cS Ieidjt crf, elm
@laubcusbcfemtniS 5u5ltbereiten su
HCm ibr cltd nit glltcm @cipiiien be-
fCnnCn fGnntct, mcnm ibr oas 8eipiis
len ni6t lGnoit miiiGni6aftIi6 obge,
tan 6attet. Man bGtte peiter ni6ts
5u tlln, olS cure ipabren @cOanfen,
cure pirtli9e WeltonI I6ouung, pie lie
in cllrcnl Glatagsbonbeln mo Treiben
sum 9lusOruf fommt, III 8orte all
tleioen.
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1918-10-30

botcn". Ser Sohc scr So5iol0cmo.
frotle 1T cr bis 5u icinem I'M Ge5cm=
Der 1886 erfolgtcn Sooc mGbrcno al
Ter SdmleriQfciten nit oencn er 5u
tonlpfcn bottc, trclt geblicben.
%cllamN, GomarO, gc6orcn am %.
VtIr5 1850 in Gbicopcc Sails, WiaiI.,
NorOoncrifo, QeItorbcu ocn %. Nfo;
1898 in gtcm 9Oorf. Gr it1oicrtc an
l(nion College III 9}em 2Oorf, ionic in
Gcl1tldllonO &urisprllOcnS 11nO ga.
tlpnnl0fOnonric ltn0 lpur0c III 9tclu
Oorf lOunfot, monbtc iid1 obcr b;I0
Der SSSournoliitif all @on 2S7t--72
oebortc er Der Hchoftion ser 9fcm
g)orf2r ~GueninQ Noit" an unb ihric6
Damn mebrere Sabre binol,rt6 2c;tz
ortitcl lmO Iiteroriihc &ritifen fiir
Die vSprlnQfielo l(nion". 8cNcn
ieiner onNcQriffelmn @cllrnbbcit clrt=
leatc er o6cr 1877 Scr Sourn>liItif
uno mibncte lid ser frcicn l:tcrori-
'hcn S0tigfcit. 1887 erihien icin
Roron ~9oofina borfmorh 2O00", ser
1ntcr Dem Site( Gin 9iifbliCf nltS
Sem Sabre 1000" onh ms Tcutihc
''bcrtro0cn murhc. 3cbn ;Sohrc ipG-
ter cab cr hcnnicl6cn cine Nortirtl,no
in 0em Nfnmnn n@lcifhcit" 9}ci6c
@erte iinO lp3;oInoIitiife ScnNen5-
ifrifter, in benen @cllonu in scr Gin,
fleiblno Ser lttobie icin iosio1iltiithcs
@ciellIdloftSibeo1 cntluifcIt. Scr
"Hildblif" mo6tc 9euoIti1es 9(uf-
icbcn 1tno fonb einc lnoehcltre Ser.
breitllna. SaSn bcr @errin;qten stoo-
ten biloeten iidl @eieI1id)oftel, slt bcm
2ipedc, Die IN linn bertretcncn @rlln6.
iase 5lt berlpirfli6cn. 9ieieIbcn
i6loiIen ii6 alt elmer Gortei ser Sea-
tionolilten alticmmen, sic bol6 bielc
Salticnbe 9lnhGneer sGhltc. Gic bon
ibr ncronItaltctcn &oloniiotio,, So,
illhc iino a6er nicbt ionocrIi6 erfOla=
reih aeipeien.
geslap, CHARLES, geboren GIT 0i-
nan ben 4. eSu[i 1876. CT erbielt etne
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1918-10-30
Ginc nenc Hciiaiun.

Ginige Sertc bubcn Die Ibiid)t aus
gcipru4en, einc nerc Ncligion ms
Scbcn 5ll rllfcn l1GmliG cine. Die iib
nit bcn mpocrnen 2cbcnsfornen ltno
Scbensprottjfen in Giuflang bringc1
lobt. llnO lie Go6cn iiherlidl cine
neue 9tcligion notig, porausgcIctt oaB
lie iiberbuupt cine Hell9ion notig bo=
ben, benn bon ben oltcn &eligionel
lGBt iid teine nit Der Troris OeS
moocrncn 2eben5 IN llebereinitim-
mlrng bringen. 0ie 6roee lit nur,
ob ii4 eine 10 tequeme, cine 10 an
paiiungsfobi8c 9teli9iOn anfertigel,
IGbt, eine &elieion, Die 5!tr iel6en 3eit
Die gebiirfniiie Oes @cmiits 11n6 bie
beg @elObcutels 3lt befriebigcn Der
mag, oic Dem Gpigcn ipie Dem Ser
gan0lihen 9lusbrllf giht.
llno menn es iid lebigli6 oorum
bonoclt bos 9eitcbenbe 81 perbim.
meln, Sic 9rutalitQten ocs &apitaIis.
mus 5u nerflaren Die nieorislten
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1918-10-30
,Dater1anosipfe @efe11en''
Sugrapcn ucrhurGnn

Scfcr, Sobom Gbilipp, lulrOc i'm
SabrC 1909 i'll SrnnfCntbnl gcborcL
mn er bic SOIfsi6ulc lnO p0tcr Ous
HrogDmrol lillm b2illhtc. Shon frilb
mubtc er Die S6ulc perloiien, I'M
9ilrltenbluOcr 5u lucrOcn, Oo icin Sa'
ter IN 9tot gerict~ S5m 9llliong Der
OsiBi9cr Sabre bctciligtc er ii6 an
Der ol6 III Gclti6lmlO crDo6enOcn
rcuolutiOn0rcn ScmcgltnN mor elmer
ocr 9fCbncr bel Olm @onlba6cr 6elt,
1882, mo inb ii6 iniolge Oeiicn &C.
3lplMGerL icincn @rbniib noh Der
Sdpc;5 5ll pcrlegcn mo er im Mul1=
ton SCrn bas Siirgarrcdt crlpurb.
Simmer bcreit, iijr Ocmotrotiihe
Erir5ipien eill5lttrcterL nabm er on
oCn ScrfoiiunGalpirren Der S6mci5
mGbreno Der OrciBi0cr lmb pier5iger
Sabre lcbhoftcn 9lntcil. SSm Snbre
1913 erlieB cr cincn oifcncn 9lufrlf
5llr SilOung elmer Orl,tl6cn 2agion.
Sln Der i'm n0dIten Sabre altsbrchclt-
ocn iilober,tidcn !toircnpllttipn be,
teiligtc er iih in berporrogenOer
&eiie. Gr mllrbc pOnl bobilc6en Gait
hesolsidltR 5ltm Nbcrfolnmonoolltcn
i0n1tlithcr %olf5ipebrcn in @obcn cr-
nulnt. 9lls ioldcr entfoItate er Tin
beOclltcnbcS Qoliiotionstolcnt. Sci
ner ntilitoriidcn SS6bi9fe;t iplrrbe TO-
oar bon icincn 6cil,Nen 9lncrtennltn0
QcaoIlt. 9tod Der 9tiehermcrfltnq ser
93cbolution pirfte er ltnerl1iio1id in
Scr Shipeis, lln1 bel1 Dielen beuti6cn
Tliihtlingen llntcrflrnft l,no Inter
itiitltng 5u peridoffer. 9lu6 mar er
ais SrQoniiotor be1lti6er 9lrbeiter.
bilbungsbereine tGtig. Ser SSSrterna.
tionofen Nrbciterciio5iotion i6lpb er
iid gIci6 na6 ibrer Gntitehrng on.
Gr griinbetc in @enf eilt proniiori-
ihes 3entro1fpmite belttiher Sprohe,
bur6 Dos Seftionen in Ser S6nei5,
in 0elltidlanb l1nb in SeIterreih Ing
2eben eerufen murben. 8on 1866
bis 1871 re0igierte er 1ort bet, sgors
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1918-10-30

oierten 0tenifbcit Slut lmo @ebirll
ol1SiMlgeh piirOen geluiB nifts ,n-
pcrllldt lolien, ioatc cs Der 0tcni6-
Delt trot oIIcn gclingep. cinen @cg
sum Sldt 81 finNen. stc miirbcn
9llnmel llno @oQe in 9ctpcalng ic-
RenL Inn ond sic &offee60uicr, bic
lllltec llmltdnOcn gccianct nGrrl1, Die
Vtenlden 5llian1llen3ufiibren, oic &C.
1clll9feit 81 mcdcn, Die 3uianlnlen0c-
bOrl9tclt crtcnncn 5u IoIicn uno
enOlld) Die Wcnidcn gum Tcnfcn at
prronltnen mlcOcr ous Scr @elt SIT
l6offen.
Sic miiIcn moGI, hob, iobulo Der
9ten'h 5n Nenfen bcginnt, iobal6 CT
olls oem tlcriichcn SGlof Scr Glcic)-
gllt!gfcit crpoft, er aud, Die @clt
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1918-10-30

nnb bic 3lit0nbc onocrs 81 betrod-
tcn bcginnt. ltnO lit er cinmol 10
melt, fQnn cr iih Don Ocr Sdablone
losreibcn Oonn fcbrt oud @ille lnO
Gncrgie in icinc 9lOcrn 5ltriid, Damn
tonlmt sic GrfcluntniS, mic crnicOri-
gcrO lcin 6isbcri9cS Scbcn mar lrnO
er lpilrOe i'm &crcin nit icincu rr-
mo6ten Wtitmcnidcn nidt nllr nccD
SOcolcn ltrCbcn, iOnOcrn Iilr lie f0nl-
pfen. Gr miirOe iitb nit mOCrcn Der
biinOcn, unn Oic nleni6elululnilrOigcn
3ult6noe gclpultlunr 3u 0nhcrn CT
miir6c cillcn Sinn iilrS 9cb2n hcfom-
ncn rno mlltig icin eiQrlr3 @c6eu
in bie SNnn5c Icllo0clL lml fonnlcn.
ben @cnCroticnCn cine @cltCinrih.
tllng SIT iboffcn, sic Ocn NtcnidlCn cr-
lorl6cn miirOc, Wtcnlcbcn au iCin.
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1918-10-30
SSsialiitiidJc SSbcalc.

Gob Der So5iolisnl1S religious
icinOli6 ici OoB cr Die 6milie ser.
it0re, oob cr bos Gigertlm ol,fbcbc,
boB CT bic SnOipiOuolitdt pcrnidte -
houon lit icit bier Sobrc1 offentlid)
nirgenbsmebr Oic &cOe gtlueicn. So.
ben bic llrbe6cr lmO Scrbreitcr Sic
icr 9cldulOi9un9en iih OF ibrcr
S6onlloiigScit i@Qmcn Gclcrnt, obcr
bobcn lie enolih Die &rGfte erfonnt,
sic mirfli6 Sic @rlm0lo9en jeOer 9tcz
ligion unter9robcn, bic 5ornilicn beim
@unoerttouicnN 5crItGrcn, bas Gigen=
tltm moiicnhoft pcrnidltcn lu1O sic
SSnoipi0udlitGt cinItan1pfcn?
g(llf jcOcn SSoa iinb Die belptBten
2Gltercr Dcs So5idIisnrs iopohl mic
Sic 2iItercr olrS' l(npcrItonb icbr
IhmcigIom gcporocn obNlci6 lie
ouf bclttc nod ouf Sen @cifaQ Der
&rofiteltrc unO Scr 9luellrett, Der
Sonsen 1mo ser 0tanborine lpilrOen
rcbncn f6rncn. Sic iinb i6luci9ium
qemorocn, s. +. oie Ntebrbcit bon
ibnc1l, Sic onOern reOen bel,tc fir Den
So5iolisnrus, bon ber lie bic grret-
trng ser @clt erlpnrten.
9icic 2cute bobcn einicbcn 9clcrnt,
6aB Ser So5inlisnlts bie moterieae
@oiiS 1iefcrt fir Sic @ermirflidur9
Ser Io5ioltn l,nb iittliden ,beole Der
fortgei6rittenitell menid d)Iten Hes
Iigionen scr @elt. bes &elhes 8ottes
ouf Grbcn, nofiir ieocr Gbrilt ieben
3oQ betet. Ser SosialiSnlrs le6rt
cltf bctcn butd bie i60ne io5iale Sat.
Sic baben cinieben gelernt, bab
Ser SoaiolisnrltS sic Gertpirflidune
Scr b66Iten lu6 reifIten Gigcntl,mss
oSoec lit, sic iid] 1T bie 8ortc fleiOen
1Gbt:: SS{eoen oos Seine, 1tno mas Der
McnIf NIT ieincr g(rbeit sit Sogc
forocrt, oos lit bos Seinc.
Sic boben eiltiebcn Qelerllt, 6aB Der
Sosio(isnlus our6 sic glusmer3ln9
ocs &oroiitentr,ms lmb Ser inoltitrie1=
len SinSerorbcit lrn0 Ser ScrmeniGlis
dung ic6cr 9(rbcit Bic cine iolihe
@runologe i6offer miro, fir cin &C.
ocibli6e5 Tonlilicnlebcn, oos 6ltr6
fcinerlci 6fonomii6e lnb io5iole &as
toItropbcn. Sic O}cni6enopfer forber,1,
mcbr ecit0rt obcr aerit0rt mcrbcn
miro.
llnb lie bobcn cinicGen oc(crnt, bob
burh sic 9lufbcb4ng Ser 0tonomiifen
2t1s6eltllng oes MfcnIhcn burf Den
WenIden 1lnO ol>rh sic gecnOiQun9
bes nirti6oitlihcn Samples slpii6en
MenI9 unb MenIdentum biegeuts Inn
Srot unb GriItcn5 lnb Io5iole Stcl-
lung, Ser So5ialisn1uS Oic Gntpif.
lung lmo gntfoltl>ng Scr iltcllcftlt-
enen 1nO mornlilcben &erionlidfcit
crit rcGt moolid nad)en miro.
SSnt So5ioti5nuts fil,0en sic reifIten
io5iolen, intellcftuellen 1lnO iittli6en
SSoeole Ser &l1ltl,rmeltifbeit tbrcn
bodenoetiten 2lusoruG.
Sm So5ioGiSmllS meroen bieic
SSSocole ibrer &crlpirflihltng 10 nobc
eebrodt nerbcn, ais Soeole iiber.'
baupt perlpirfliht merbcn f0nnen.
l1nb sic Wcnidcn iinos, oie arbeiten-
Sen @o(fsmaiIen limbs, Die ben Sosias
Iisml,s ins 8crf Ieten ltnb baburd
lire cigeneu Socolc ucruirfljt6en ners
oen. \
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1918-10-30
Aeioensk1anae

.-~~~-~>~N>~~
Sinh, in Irmut bu 9eboren,
Ir0urig Dirb bein Hcben Iein.
Wenie 5reub' lit Dir beiGieben;
Wef, rer ipottet beiner Yein!
Heiche &inber iieEt bag orme,
6ein gepuBt unb ipo6lgend6rt:
Die iino Die gum Slid gei6offen,
Dine 9lrbeit tpiros beiGert."
&inO, nj ft it's bes Serren @iGe,
DAB iEr elenO, 6ungrie bIob!
@eil lie sfoB ouf gsaaBe baufen,
Drum lit @rmut euer Coos.
Nus Der 3utun7t Mor9enr0te
Naft Der So3ialismus I6on.
Sebansgliid unb 5reifeit, @leitGeit
Srin9t er uns ols Siegeslo6n.
2iui oenn, 8riiber, ouf gum @treitel
2(uf gum 4ampf fir unIer Re6t!
WelGer 8loube @ud qeleite,
Ginig fsfr'n mir i'm @ife6t.
G4fort Gu6 unter unire SABINE,
SABINE Der 0emotrotie,
Dap lie film ben Meg uns bu6ne
llno pertrei6' Die 0eipotis
60ret gurer &inoer 8loaen,
0entt an gurer ;Frouen 3eib!
.Shr Gntbetren, i6r @ntiogen
NfaGe gu6 gum &f bereit.
SdlieBt sud- an ols feur'ee streiter
llnIerm 6eiI'g;n Soenl;
Weroet 10 bic 8olfsbeIreer,
Dap uns Gottes Sonn erfrabl!
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1918-10-30

tCnI1cn 9lnbUngcr Der Iemofrotie 5ll
rcrCmcl. SEl foIgCnocn Sabre crs
lh;cn icin bcriibmtes Su6 y9'orgoni-
Iotlrn 0lt troDnil", Gic Organization
Scr 9lrbcit, in 0cnI cr icinc politiihcn
uno io3iolen HcfornnoridI1gc fors
muIicrtc. Sn Scr 9S2bruorrcpoIlltipn
lab Cr li6 0llrdr iciuc NopuloritGt
ploblid) III cine StcIllmg gCbo6cn, Scr
CT tClncslueQs Qclpothlcn mar: Gr lul1rs
sc 9titglicb Scr proOiioriiGcn NcQic-
rlrng. llntCrltijbt ol,rth Sen llc6crfoa
cinCr Trlrppc CntithIoiicuer 9(rbcitcr
QClunQ c2 Nlonc, ihr cin Gcfrct 5lt
cntrciBclL III bCm lie Ocn glrbcitern
llntcrb,lt 0rrh Oic glrbcit Qarolticr=
te, OnS 6ciBt Oas Ncd)t o1f 9lrbcit o1-
crfonntc. I'm 3cit 3l1 gclpillnen, be-
lhloB sic NeQicrlrnQ Oic Ginictltng
elmer HC0icrluQ5fommiIiion fiir g(rs
better stint Stlloilm Ser Gfonomiihcn
Gage lrnO crnonlltc @Ionc sum- Nr0=
les brrIclbcn. Sic &crhol,blunocn
bicIes .Nor(onc1rts Ser 9(rbcit" Dos
i'm orrrmbnrro tootr runiotcn init
Dem 3,lIonln,rItritt Der 9},tinnoInpr.
ion1nll,no sic o,,th hic l]}oehtItrd,,1,o
9 WIoncs oIs 0ritoIirh hrr hroni1ori,
ihrr Ncoipr,ns ,rr1t6r+p 0}oh hcu
&1,,,;+ooc, i,h tx 03r,rc o,,,,,,,,oo,
,oh m GnnIonN -, fI;chrn mn rr h:S
1S7O 1rhtr Sim s srntrnrhrr 1870
no[h Toris u,ri;forfr6rt hrtciTiotp Or
iirh m;,hrr rror ~ Srm nnI;tiihrm 90
hon amer ir;,,c in,ioliitiir6rn [hrcu
morcn irhy nrrr1j;i1t ormnrNrn epinp
TT+iofrit ~ Srr HcnnI,,t:nr nnn 1919
noro ,jianh nino rr - mn;f IN Sow
Mrr;,;[I"r iI1 NPrn;cr,,rn N nr,,,,l,Iio5,c,, M ~"
NM N;o G}or;5rr ann,rn,,,,c o,, o,,9',opo;
ion S(m 8 ;<ckruor 1871 mnrS ~
IN sic Observation-Disclosures ormohIt
n,S or6Srt, ir;t 1S7G Nrr 9rn,,t;rr.
tcnfon,n,rr ors >, S;4orcs 0p;+,I;oS 49,
OIn G T,,or,bcr 1863 ;tarh ~ ",,, 49,,
Nnr,,o. @ ,,,,S ,nnrS o,f e+ontsf,,to,, @ ~ o." ~
ToriS 6rprSint NIm Nm 6oriihn,tcitcm st IT
icin W,ch. yir 0rno,iiot;nr Scr O(r,
bcit". nIbrr6rn ,16Ireif6r hiitori5hp
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1918-10-30

@ie fam man in cinen iolden 9(uz
tomot - Der MIR nie Elm Wcnich ouss
iicht = Sinn fit 2itcrotur, aunIt,.
N}ltiit unO 8iiicnIhoft ilGen? @ie
fcnn mun erlportcn, ooB cine Iolhc
9lrocitSmoIdinc iih fir Sic Sd0nbc;-
ten Ser 9totllr 6C9eiitcrt, fiir ESoColc
ifnGrmt, Nen llmQong nit @}cnihcn
illdt @coonfcn ol,&toltiht, Dorlpirt&
ltrcbt, ilbcrbollpt cincn Sinn iiirs &c.
ben hot?
Arizona republican., 1918-05-01
MRS. bROUGHAM WILL G|vE TALK

Grace Manners Broughham will de- liver a war lecture at the Woman's club building tomorrow night. The lecture is in the nature of a benefit to assist in defraying expenses of Mrs. Brougham during her present cam paigning trip throughout the western states.
 Mrs. Brougham, a sister of Guy Manners, has appeared in Arizona on several occasions, since coming here from London, England. She talked before the Rotary club last Friday and before the teachers of the city last Saturday.
 So interesting and timely was her lecture on the war the members of the Rotary club felt all citizens of Phoenix should be given an opportunity to hear 1t. In consequence the lecture will be repeated Thursday night. 4 small charge will be made for admission, the proceeds to go toward paying part of Mrs. Brougham expenses in future work.
 Mrs. Brougham's husband is in the British army, on the Salonica front. Her sisters husband lost his life in aviation work in the defense of Paris, having brought down 16 Germans in dirigible before he was killed.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-01
NEGROES PLAN b|G PATRIOTIC
 RALLY TONIGHT

German efforts to divide the people of America against the government found its first defeat when an attempt was made to alienate the sympathy of the 12.000.000 American negroes. With exceptions so rare as to stand out prominently the entire body of the colored people of this country has re- mained steadfastly loyal to the coun- try.
 Last weeks Golfers carried a story called, Making Soldiers in Dixie" The author mentioned an instance where, when the general commanding at Camp Lee, Virginia, called for volunteers from 5000 colored men to fill ouF1he quota of 1,600, called for special 6lty every man of the 5000 volunteered and of the original 1900 only 20 per cent we reunwilling to go immediately to France.
 That this spirit of loyalty to the country is universal among the colored people of this country, especially among the educated classes, the col ored people of Maricopa county hope to demonstrate tonight at the Y NJ. c. A. stadium. As this is primarily move to inform any doubting Thomas as to where the colored people stand in this crisis of the nations history it is hoped that as many white people as possible will be present. Rev. MT. Solly and A. G. Sheppardson will make -four minute talks" and William P. Crump will close the program, stating why the negroes of America are in tensely interested in this war Mr. Crump has lived here almost 20 years and has been identified with all meas ures affecting the interest of his people,
 MT, Crump is an educated and eleo- quent speaker and on many public oc- casions has appeared before Phoenix audiences. He is always well informed as to those matters concerning which | he talks, Before coming to Phoenix he taught school in West Virginia. It may be of interest to know that he was a member of the national repub- lican convention held at St. Louis that nominated William Mckinley for pres l ident He was also selected by his county to second the nomination of 1 George w. Atkinson for governor of | West Virginia that same year. MT. Atkinson was so popular that he ran
 4,O0O ahead of Mckinley in the state
 During that memorable campaign when
 Mark Hanna chairman of the repub-
 lican national committee revolutioniZed ] the usual procedure and had the peo- pie visit Mckinley instead O him visit ing them, Mir. Crump headed a West Virginia delegation to a Canton, O., to
 carry to MT: Mckinley assurances of
 support.
 Phil Green has been selected to act
 as chairman and to introduce the
 speakers. The Indian school band vii
 be present and the committee hopes
 that whites and black will attend.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-01
TOWN TOPICS
coCONlNo,s SHERlEE

COCONlNo'S SHERIFF - Sheriff Dickinson of Coconine county arrived yesterday and will be here for an in- definite period on official business.
 TO VISIT cALlENTE - MT. and Mrs. Thomas Winsett of 2471 North Central avenue have gone to Agua Caliente Hot Springs for a couple of weeks.
 LLOYD CHRlSTY HERE-Lloyd B. Christy of Flagstaff, is a visitor in the city. He will only be here for two days.
 RED CROSS SEWlNG-An all day sewing will be held Thursday from 10 10 o'clock of the Osborn district. Mrs. William Wells will act as chairman.
 COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN
 The Council of Jewish Women will meet Thursday, May ,. at l o'clock, at the home of Mrs. $. J. Nicholson, at 375 North First avenue.
 LEAVES ON BUSINESS - James F. Gillespie has gone to Los Angeles for a few days i'd, the business inter- ests of the J. H. Nations company of Fl Paso.
 RETURNS TO CAMP-Wells Abbott who has been home on a short furlough for visit with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Marion Abbott. returned last evening to Camp Meade. Maryland.
 SPEEDING FINE-J. A. Palmer pleaded guilty to the charge of travel ing 26 miles in the 20 mile territory on North Central avenue before Jus tice Wheeler yesterday. He was fined ten dollars.
 PAYS SMALL FlNE-E. Valuesa was fined $15 by Justice De Souza yes- terday when he pleaded guilty to the charge of permitting his cattle to run at large. Mrs. l.. w. Van Pelt was the complainant in the case.
 METHODIST CIRCLE - Circle No 3 of the Central Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Rohner. 605 South Second avenue, Thursday after noon at 2:30 o'clock. The heads of the circle urge all members to be present.
 MoHAVE WINS STAR-Mohav, county has won star for its honol l flag according to a dispatch received last night from J. H. Rosenberg, chair
Arizona republican., 1918-05-01
OBITUARIES
Mrs. J. F. Young

Mrs. J. r. Young, of 552 East Willet- ta street, died at 10 o'clock Monday evening.
 She underwent an operation Monday from which she never recovered con- sciousness. She has two sisters who are coming from the east and who are expected to arrive Thursday. The fun eral vii! be held Friday unless the sis ters fail to arrive before taen.
 Mrs. Young is survived by her hus- band and one son.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-01
MADISON MOMENTS
 CLUB PLANS DANCE

Patriotic music wi4 feature the pro- gram preceding the dance which will be given by the Madison Woman's club Thursday. evening. The affair, which will be given at the district school. is for the purpose of aiding the club in making its payments on Liberty bonds
 Mrs. E. L. King who has charge of the program, announced yesterday that the Indian school orchestra would fur nish several numbers and that the high school glee club would contribute to the program.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-01

 man of the Liberty loan committee for the county.
 ST. MARY's ALTAR SOCIETY," The St. Mary's Altar society will give a card party, Thursday at o'clock, in the boys gymnasium. Refreshments will be served. Those in charge in- vite the general public.
 TWO LEAVE FOR CAMP-Lewis W. Janisch of Oakland and Charles Daniels of Tennessee, who were trans ferred to the Maricopa county board left last night for Camp Funston to join the contingent that left here Fri day.
 LICENSED TO WE'D - Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Francis Earl Roberts, "A, Prescott and Daisy Lillie Habecker, 20, Phoenix; Richard Stuart Nassau, 33. Tempe and Hattie Lenora Candy, IS, Tempe; Roy A. Goodman, 37, Avondale and Mar garet Lucille Garness, 25, Phoenix.
 FIRST AID-Classes in first aid work will begin Friday night. Those interested must make application at once. Registration blanks may be ob tained at the Red Cross department at the chamber of commerce. This announcement is made by the com- mittee in charge.
 ARRABELLA BURTON-Does any body know her? If so please tell the county draft board about it, under the Phoenix National bank. There has been received in Phoenix an officially stamped letter from the treasury de- partment and which may contain money. The postoffice has been un- able to locate Arrabella Burton. COUNTY TAXES - Reminding the public that but a few days remain in which to pay the last half of the state and county taxes for the year 1917, Vernon Wright, deputy county treas urer. stated yesterday that the books would positively close at Monday afternoon. The office will not be open Monday night, said Wright. who ad- vises all whose taxes have not been paid to attend to the matter at once.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-01
MUSICAL EVENT
 COMES TONIGHT

A musical event of more than ordin- ary worth is scheduled for this eve ming when Mrs. Franklin D. Lane will appear in concert at the high school auditorium for the benefit of St. Joseph's hospital.
 Phoenix rarely has the opportunity to hear so gifted a singer and Mrs. Lane has arranged a program that must surely appeal to all lovers of really good music. Miss Merta Work will be her accompanist. The program will begin promptly at S:30 o'clock.
 From Somewhere in France to Old Berlin," by Peggy Price (Mrs. H. D. Ross), now on sale at Kerr & S.lalley. -AdY. 5b