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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-03-13

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
VERDICT FOR BALTIMORE
JURY AWARDS EX-FEDERAL
CLUB MAGNATES $4,000
Organized BascbnlIs Attorney VIII
Tnkc Cnsc To higher Courts
for New Trial.

WASH NtiToN. Npril i:.1TudEmcnt
tE2r $4,000 IN favor Of the Baltimore
suit Tor sscDoco Taases SiaH II ,hs s
American and National Leagues and
iIsroa , oiiirorS Of the acfnnct Federal
jury in the Distric, OF Columbia SUI
prcme Court. AS the suit was brought
Tnasr INC sherman any. trust law. The
amount 100000 if final Judgment
is entered.
The jury dclibcratcd about six hours.
Immediately after the verdict was re-
turned. counsel for organized baseball
announced that an appeal would be
fnkGn to the nistric. Of Columbia
10 the United States Supreme Court
associate Justice stafford. the trial
? nni n Ghm s ,hG jury said rths
proved by way OF maintaining the sys-
tom OF organized baseball constituted
IN NV an attempt 70 mon"polize the
hibitions for profit and as an INSOFAR
apic part thereof to monopolize COM
mercc between the States and were
done in violation OF tho antitrust
laws"
II such acts" continued Justice
business or property. the piaintin is en- M
titled 10 compensation
y, Trial of he suit here began March
the National and American Leagues
and their constituent clubs: August
Hermann. chairman. and Is - John
son ana John Is. Tener members Of
the National Baseball Commission when
the Federal League collapsed: James
a. Gilmore. former president Of the
Federal League: Charles T.. weeEhman
president Of tho Chicago Federal
League club, and Harry Sinclair. pres
ident of the Newark. " j. Fecdrul
League club. II was charged that Gill
more. WeeghmAn and Sinclair has en-
tered into a conspiracy with ORGANIZED
baseball. having for its purpose the
dissolution OF tho Federal League
Organized baseball was charged with
maintaining monopoly OF tho base
bal! business in restraint OF trade be-
tween the different states. The Bal
timore club alleged 1t had been dam
aged TO the extent OF 100000 on ac-
count OF the failure OF the Federal
League, and that under The provisions
of the sherman antitrust law. il was
entitled 10 three times this amount.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13

Navy Wins Two Races.
-AEEAPCLlS, ND, April! l2-Sayy
IS. Penn, drst race Won b.: Nayv
p-eocs; second race won by pcnnsyl-
vania' thl-d race won o. second eigh,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
CLUB GOLFERS GROUPED
MORE THAN 100 PLAYERS
QUALIFY FOR TOURNEY
will Play I'm Sections OF Sixteen for
Trophy Awarded
juno 70.

The EolfinE season in Richmond was
ushercd in yesterday afternoon at the
country Club OF Virginia when more
IMAM 100 players appeared on tho
Inks 10 take part in the qualifying
round OF the round robin tournament
which started yesterday and which
VIII continue through June 80.
BY the cards turned in to T.. ]. d..
Mackay. chairman OF the golf COM
mtticc. at the end OF the days play.
the players were divided into croups
OF sixteen. The tourney will con-
unuc on the group system from this
time on
Each man in each group of sixteen
PLAYER winning the largest percentages
o. match games in his section will
DC awarded trophy. Other Journeys
are now being arranged and will be
started at the conclusion OF the pre-
AZ the Hermitage Country Club
Yesterday afternoon there was cigh-
teen hole medal play with prizes for
Ihe first i've groups OF sixteen
players who will compete for the
Country Club trophy were announced
las. night as follows:
Group No. William H. Palmer.
Jr., q. +. Wood. John NJ. Miller. III. \.
l.: Hawes. +, J. b. Mackay. J. :. Jones.
NJ. Peck, Douglas Call. q. w. Warren
r. Fleming. Thomas Scales. William
r. TTisg. II. ., .. Mae,achlin. A.
Edloe Donnan, c. c. Vaughan and H.
i. Mcintyre.
Group No. 9-s. NJ. Newton. George
II. Gilbert. George II. keesee. y. II.
Gray. Levin Joynes. r. G. Workman.
w. \. Condit. NJ. Call. Fiizhugh LAT
ferty. W. -tshhy Jones Jr.. NJ. y.
Langhorne. I. {, Bell ana NJ. NJ Nc
Cruirc.
Group No. SC. Gray. John 3
Young. Is. p. Claiborne W. + Powers.
j. a. Beidin. w. w. Neale ~ l.. Adam
son. stuart Cooke. :. NJ. Bemiss. +. 4.
!almer, r. 6. Walden. w j. Fawcett.
L. II: Trigg. Thomas e. McAdams. NJ.
NJ. Binford and j. {. peviibiss.
Group No. IL u. Williams. g. Mil
ier McCue. +. y. R.clls. II. w. Hazard
Z. l.. Burnett. James Mullen. e. H.
Ellington. c. {. Walker. j. Scott Par
rish. George c. Bidgood. Sanford
Fleming. Oliver j. Sands. II. T. Pcyton,
Jr. Dr.. j. \. White and II. VI. Boyk!n
Group No "a. II. Sands. II. II.
HARDWOOD Otey Miller. p. s.. George
Tucker. II. T .Lemst. II. e. Cardoza
J. 4. c. Hogan. William Fitzgerald,
W. :. Jones. H. l.. Cahcll a. g
Thomas. q. II. Flowers. Wymond Ca
bell, a. T. Smith. Charles Davenport
and {. Harvey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
SEEKS sPARR|NG MATES
JESS WILLARD TROUBLED
BY LACK OF FAST FIGHTERS
Need" Partners to Put Hin, In 90
ior Contcst With Dempsey pe

NEW YORK, April 12.-Appare,,,-
Jess willard is going to have go
t'!aeranlc trouble obtaining sparrinr
partners. Ray Archer. the champion.s
secretary. who was in town rcccn,,v
70 sign several men. had to go bacI.
empty handed. 1t seems thai nonn %
the men he approached cared 10 10, ot
low. 'is lei
One or two declined because Of ~.
faint hope that some day they n,ieh,
Sct chance to fight for the title and
ala not care to>>losc prestige by ACT
ing in such u minor role. Others we1a
not satisfied with the terms orered
being able TO make more money hoIE
ing in the ring.
This sparrinE partner question
threatens to become "A serious one as
the time for the big battle approaches
tain his discharge from the army
Willard Will have the services OF tba
man who helped condition him for his
Dt'tic with johnson and Moran but
Monohan has done no ring fighting FOR
many years and no longer Is able 70
Willard has been out OF tho RING
so iohS IL viii take plenty OF hard
work to round him into form again
~ ~ is possible for him to regain his
ncst condition, plenty of hard glove
WORK w y the only thing. that will do
II nc could tight himself into condition
~ tue ring. but since his position and
hls contract with Promoter Tex Rick.
arg close that road. the only resource
ieit TO MIN is TO hire a squad OF 1.-Two
give and take something more than
mere love tapY. $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13

$50. B1 JAMES u.
Aoou; the time that Jake kilrain
battied The ioe rounds IN france WIN
lem smith, the Ensilsh Champion John
accorucd u tremendous reception upon
his every puolic appearance.
Some OF John /. enemies insisted
because he felt that filrAne might at
tempt TO steal some OF his popularity
stun i>ira'u's maiehng Win smith
WIS tremendous boost for Jake MANY
1SritonS had claimed that John l.. was
afraid TO tackle smith When kllrain
agreed To night him it naturally boosted
IAilrain in puuI!C opinion.
Brought 10. TO sullivan.
kilram's INlure TO earn more than
JOY TO sullivan. II i\llrain. then claim
ant OF the technical championship of
America. had disposed OF smith IN a
decisive fashion II certainly would
have joltcd the prestige OF John l.. But
when Jake secured only a draw with
Smith il meant a lost opportunity Tor
as the peerless American warrior.
While in England John l.. ignored
challenges from Smith, but when the
European public demanded that he dis
play his rrowcss in a real light, sui
Ivan agreed TO night Charlie Mitchell.
Mitchell Was mucn smaller and much
lighter than Smith, and although far
faster and cicNcrcr, he was not figured
10 be as good a match Tor the brawny
But John passed NJ smith and took on
Mitchell the same MITCHELL he had
+ y whipped some years carrier III Il snort
glove contest in New York.
Was TophcaNy Fnyoritc.
sullivan as VIII be rSmSmoGrsd'
,le---but the best he could get was
draw. Mitchell, knowing that weight
and height and reach We're against
Using his nimbic legs he kept out OF
John LIS way round after round He
s thwaricd every rushing attack OF lohn
l.. BY taking a light punch and then
making u an excuse 70 drop 20 the
mat. thus ending the round.
After hjlraiu had failed 10 whip
Sullivan which were of a rather de-
risivc n2turc concerning Nilran's
ability. When sullivan could gain
nothing but a draw over Mitchell il
gave 10 hilra!n MS chance to even
UP With sullivan in the Gttcrance OF
kiirain. Richard x FOX and the o,Ner
enemies Yi SulliNau, iUIulEed IN CIV
ing ;ae "razz" % John l. There was
pressed = when lie said;
~ Sc seep hoaHt-HS sullivan ions
enough and Keep .yseEins him long
enou=a. "e-. toree him INTO match r
FINAL, Bring, Results,
was gc1e8 pur..- eIauQ- Tor Z Syii.-
Syan-h as' WIZ bzre Enlckles
lsfs w4ea -raa / su.rmo1ei me news
paE-F -ls1 ~ a11 announced.
~-= &c; A.irz!n vas
Et ta. l7u: ;Hin. ~ a..l
AeF - . rs .=fE .aa-z 81.
I'm s1. &. -n= azrc= -g.
=lts ~ ,zE= re 81 H.
80 4-- .o-st
5l5 - go .z1-1 Il Eilr4.-I
~ $780, --@- l-s: .a-a..S -
-a:2 s q
= . -~-
t-E ,e-s caAore . w.-i,
St-r - faan1. H.: 10000
pa =a.- .l:s--Tz-.z-y :. l:..-
FfF E1St ~ Tr-oa,c Tor
" 1ztEc cne2uute. II
EIcr1.-= lt.FE &-t re side DC, OF
s-+f.f ~ . fpoD ~ Sui
t,'sf., ~@ -=.-= - -: ,tlH md 20
tEsSE> 1as - -. ,'-i-ze a. stake
G.fl -'-s:r -Ht !-rz.H ozttleG IN
hica oIr- N.-- ~-.E :. l:.r n the
teSl fFH L-tEat % American soil
6iCdtc- Iug
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
HEALTH MUSCLE NERVE
NEEDED BY EVERYBODY
lronlzed PawPaw Makes Iron Bodies and Aids the
People to Meet the Exigencies Arising at This
Critical Time in Our Lives

carrvcd the
fact .
irony hi
I'm N he God.
. in so that Wilt
Is a orwho
INDIGESTION troubles
ron1ed Remedy viii
alt he di
TnwPn druggist
Ironzed bottle Mail
attc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
SPORTS;
Penn State to Put
Boxing on Sporting List

STATE COLLIiGE. PA. April IL.
FOR the nrst time In the history
Oh the college, Penn state wilt he
represented In the intercollegiate
ooNnS meet To be held AT the I,nI-
rstS or Pennsylvania on AIny 3.
an invitation To participate has
bccn accepted by the Penn Stntc
management, nnd n team will bc
entered.
Boxing Inns made wonderful
H'riaeS thts year, md, under the di-
rcction OF Conch Harlow, numerous
tnfercInss bouts have been held.
al tcast dozen promising boxers
hh'c been developed, and they win
.ure'c Tor places on the tenn
which VIII go TO PhilndcIphIn
An amendment to the athletic
constitution VIII he presented 10 tho
STUDENT body next week, In which
" ~ proposed To elevate boxing In
the RINK Of minor sport and .u
award letters ia thOrr who mny
win I'm intcrcolIcEiatc tournaments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
CADETS IN POOR FORM
TECHS WIN FROM v. M. |.
IN EIGHT-lNNiNG GAME
Cadet. Score Four Runs OF Five
httH-Mnrye. Hit Hard, He
ifcNed by Musgrnrc.
Especial to The rimes-pispa,ch.l

lSpccinI 10 The Times DIsputch.l
LEXINGTON. VA. April 12.--N p.
J. defeated V. NJ. J. hero today to
started well and maintained lead
until tho nth when misjudgcd ny
&c left let in three runs with two men
out.
game. and also hit we'll. but were
weak in pitching using three twirlers
altogether. The feature OF the game
was E:vcrctts' one hand catch OF
hot drive In the third when V. P. J.
had three on and two out Maryc
was hit heavily until rclivcd by Mus
grave.
Score by innings:
t. II. l..
y, r. I. ....... 900 $50 so
" NJ. l. ........ 3o1 600 Ol--i .
Battcries.-N NJ. l.. Pate, Fletcher.
Carter and Cutchins and Fairlamb.
V. L. l., Maryc Musgrarc and Stump.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
WILLARD POSTS FORFEIT
DcpoNits stO.O0O Fund with Chie..,
bhnk to show Good Faith in
Agreement With Dcmpney

NEW YORK; April l2--Jcss willard.
heavyweight champion. has dcposi,cd :.
forfeit fund OF 10000 TO guarantee his
appearance in the ring against Jack
Dempsey. in a bout for the chamnionN
ship on July 4. Promoter TeI Kick
ard made this announcement on hio
arrival today from the West Richard
showed receipts OF deposit from A Chi
cago bank for this sum and also for
ais own $1,000 Euaysantcc that he
would stage the contest
lie stated that nc probably would an
nouncc tho site OF the fsh, within
The next ten days or two weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
w. T. TILDEN WINS TOURNEY
Heats kumnEr In Three Sets in Finals
or North md South
mitch PIny.
IEy Assnclatcd Prcss-l


liam r ridden. Jr.. defeated By scores
o. Is. g. 6-3. G-+ Ichiyu kurnakc
here today in rhc finals OF the mems
singles OF the North and South tennis
tournament. In thc mems doubles
Tildcn and Vincent richards. the ma :
ttonal indoors singles champion. won
from kumagc aud Howard Voshcll by
scores OF G-3. I-j. i-G. &C.
Miss Marion ZIndcrstcin. ono Of tho
national doubles champions playinc.
with Richards. defeated Miss Florence
Eallin and Tiidcn in tho mixed doubles.
10 o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
sk|LRA|N FIGHTS FINAL.
BARE KNUCKLE BAT TILE
SCorbctt Describes Tactics Which
Caused Sullivan to Meet
l>ilrIin.
,IsESuLTS or EUROPEAN "TRIP
Failure of kilrain TO Defeat Smith
..e and Sullivan's Inability TO Get DC
cision Over Mitchch Led To Mnch
Mutual DcriSion.
EsrLTs or EUROPEAN TRIP

ST. Editors Note: This il tue CtEhth
OF :: series of articles when W.T..
C,rhc,t il uritiu. cbnccrninE the
mug ilisiic cnrcrr al Jake NhrHhc.
ono of the greatest hcavyWciSh'S
thnt tmcrica-or amy other country
ever produced. The next INSTALL
tncnt will appear tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
PRICES OF SEATS ADVANCE
OF increases Nndc nv
Ntcc-PrcSidcnt of Chicago
Nationals.

CHICAGO. April l2.-Priccs OF
select seats a; the Chicago National
League baseball park have been in
creased il was announced today by
Vice president Nceck. Boxes which
sold for Sl.i0 las; year, including the
war tax. this year Will be Sl..5 and
$l.5l. including war tax
No change viii Inc made In grand
stand prices Nccck said. these remain
ing al - cents. Plus the ten pc. cent
tnN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13

SILENT ATHLETICS VICTORS
Playing OF Rogers md neasIey Re-
sponsible for Winning or
Game.

The Richmond Silent Athletic CLUB
yesterday defeated K. r. Lee in the
las; practice game or the season at
i'Erd Park by the score OF TO q. The
game was largely won by the star
playing OF Rogers and Beasley. o: the
silent Athletic Club.
Heasley did the firing while Rogers
nid me receiving for the silent Athle-
NC Ciuo. Williams was on the mound
with Scott behind the home plate FOR
The X. II. Lee nine. Rogers and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
FULTON A. C. TAKES GAME
E'irst English Luthernns Bentcn ny
1S-tO-4 Scnre-ltoEcrs
Pitches Well.

The Fulton Athletic Club Yesterday
defeated the First English Lutheran
Sunday School by the score OF Is TO 4.
The game was one sided affair
with Rogers featuring as pitcher
Rogers pitched good game through
out. Dabney was wild at times.
Box score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
LUDWIG CROSSES FRONTIER
Former Rulcr of Hn,nrIa VIII Nnkc
His Homo with Aged Catho-
lie Priests.
fRv Associntol rrcs-

BERN. April l2.--Formcr King I.ud-
VIE. OF Bavaria. crossed tho Swiss
frontier last night. He has taken up
residence in the home for aged catho-
ltc priests a. Ulcers, in the canton
Of GriSons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13

eeaslcN each. COPIED homo run drive
ana A" harton carried away Il home
run Tor the r. l.. Lees
The score By innings:
-. ~ Z. .........3 o . o / .
Is T.. Ice .......0 = o O q
Thomas iahcn. umpire: q. II. Lig-
San, scorer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
sunday Ball in Tennessee

u! -tssuVIaIe' ITcss.T
NASHVILLE. TENN. .ADr;l lo-The
tennessee supreme court today
rendered decision which permits
sunday baseball in the State.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-26
Gin 8atedismns Der @erfaiinns ber
@ereinigten Staaten.
Copyright By Sp. 8. @elt, 1919

8. Belden Shus genieBt cine
8erion Die zines 8erbredens ange.
flagt iit2
". Cine Herion fam ipegen zines
aapitalberbredens ODER irgenb zines
ai,beren fhdnoliden 8erbredeus nur
auf @runb elmer llnteriudung ooer
elmer 4nflage Der @roB : @eidmore.
men our &edenidaft gcaoeen peroen;
diisgenommen bon bieier geltimm.
urg iino Die 8erionen, Die at,r 3eit
0cs arieses ooer elmer offentlifen
@efabr in ben 2ano- uno Seeitreit-
frGften. oocr in Der Mili5 bienen.
Seine Berion fam fir basielbe Ser.
breden atpeimal in. peinlide Inter.
Iuduns genommen weroen. Nie.
manb oorf in einem Strafredtsfaa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-26

ge5pungen ucroen gegen iif ielbit
als Selge auf5utreten, uro nicmanb
fann ieines 2ebens, ieiner Sreibeit,
ooer ieines Gieentbuu.s cine orient.
lide geieslide Hro3ebllr berai,bt mer-
Den. 8ripateigentbum fam fir ben
offentliden @ebraud nlir gegen cine
geredte gntiddoieung eenommen
meroen.
s. SIT bas Iedt auf elm idneIles
@eridtsperiabren berbiirgt?
u. 9as 6. amendment erfIGrt aus.
oriiflid, bob Der Gngeflagte bel al
len itrafgeiesIihen gerfolguneen Nn-
iprnd auf Elm idnelles unb Offent-
Iides @eridtsberfabren ourd unpar.
teiiide @eidmorene genieBt unb bas
&e9t bot, baB i'm Mrt uno llriadc
Der Mnflage mitgeteilt miro; au9 1T
or beredtiet, ben gelaitungs5cugen
eegeniibereeitellt gu uerben; es mllB
ibm erlailbt iperoen. oas Gri1einen
bon gutlaitunss5elgen gu er5tuingen,
uno er bot bas &edt auf iuriiiiben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-26
8ie Su mir

Gr mar elm Mann, Der obtpobl er
es niat 9erao, aDtis bate, ieben
Gent gu Rate bielt uno iebt ungern
@elo ausga6. gr mar saber ettpas
argerIid, als er bon Der poIt bic
brtnnnte &arte erbieIt, 6aB Elm I'M.
frantierter Brief fir i'm ansetoms
men lei unb inn ousgelieiert fperoen
frerbe, tpenn sr bas porto einIenbe;
aeer ba Der @rief pielleidt cine iebr
ridtise Mitteiluns entbielt, Ididts
ct bic brei Gents tn frantiertem
&upert OBJ unb erbielt Damn audi
ridtis ben Brief, alf bsiIen 4Srs1is
ct bic 5cnbidrift ieines in aalifors
nia pobnenben Jreunbes Sobn srs
tannte. Snbeifen. ala Ct ben Brief
seDffnet. tpuds fein BERGER nod;
benn er fanb BARN nidts als einen
3ettel nit Den WOrten: rDair sebt
es gut. Sobn."
@s mar offenbar. bab fi9 Sobn
nit ibm einen Sdera bate MAIDEN
molten. Ct fann barber nod, fpie
e bieie r4ufmertiamteit" erpibsrn
tonne, unb idlieblih tam ibm cine
5bes. ST peridaffte f;d einen siems
lid sroben, flaGen Stein, padte Dies
len in eine 9oIafdantd unb ianbte
lin nit Der Gaadtel. gut einses
tridelt unb perfdniirt unter Nads
nabme e. 8. D. per patstpoft
(c4te 3oneD benz 5reunbe gu.
Wan oente h1 Sobn'S @efitls,
OLE er mad benz Oeffnen oes patets
unb benz Iblofen Der pielen Inns
bGQunser ben Stein unb bic grtlds
runs fnnb:
~2ieber Sotn! Nis ib Don Dir
RaTridt erEielt. baB es Dir gut
sebe. fiei mir teiliegenoer Stsin
rom 6eraen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-12-26

9eiitano 5u ieiner 8%erteioigune.
S. SIT bas @edt Der Mburteilung
olira @eifmorene perbiiret9
". Dos 7. amendment bdlt oas
Rebt auf Mburteilung ourd bic &C.
idporenet1 aufredt. uno baS g..
amendment beitimmt, baB feline
iibcrmaBise &aution Derlanst, feline
iibermGBise Celebrate auferlcgt uno
feline eraulante ODER rngetuobnlihe
9eitrafun9 porgenommen peroen
barf.
s. @elbes iinb Die @~eItimmungen
oes 8. unb 10. AMENDMENTS?
u. 9as 8. amendment, erflGrt,
bab ~bie Iuf5ablune seipiiier &edtc
in Der 8erfaiiung nidt 10 aasgelegt
merben barf oaB oaburd Die bonn
@plfe bebaltenen &edte borentbalten
ooer eeidmalert meroen." l1nb oas
10. Mmenbment raumt ben einaeInen
9unoesltaatcn ober Dem Solfe Die
@adtbcfugniiie cinL Die bon Der Ser
faiillng Den 8ereinigtcn Staaten
nitt iibertragcn moroen ODER bon Der
@erfaiiung, ben 8lnbcsitaaten nidt
porentbalten moroen iinb.
s. isolde 8eitimmung entbalten
Die amendments II unb 1872
". Dos II. ENHANCEMENT iett Die
iuriitiide Madtbeiusnis Der 8erei.
Staaten ariseinanber, unb oas
IL. beibreibt I'M ein5elnen Die ar.
unb @eiie Der BabI oes Brdiioenten
unb oes 8i5e.Y rdiibenten.
5. 8el4e lit Die midtiee 8eitim.
muttg bes 10. AMENDMENTS
". es fdafft Die Sflaberei in ben
8ereinieten Staaten ab.
S. auf uelde Beiie aipinst Die
@erfabung bic 8unbesitaatcn, eegen.
ibren giirscrn sercft au Der.
fabren2
u. Sos Ia. Mmen6ment berbietet
oen Staaten, @eiese au erIaiien ODER
aiis5ufiibren, Die Die @edte Der 8iir.
ger beidneiben ODER irgenb cine Ser. !
ion bes 2ebens, Der Greibeit ODER beg
gigentlin1s obne oroentIihe aeies.
lide Yro5ebi,r ~berauben, ODER irgenb
elmer Berion ben eleiden geiesIiden
Sdus borenibalten.
s. aif ipeIde Beiie fpirb Die ssrei.
geit Der 9bitimming aufredt erbaI.
temp
u. SIM Is. amendment tuiro be.
Itimmt, bob ben 8ereinigten Staaten
bon ben 8ereinigten Staaten ODER
BON irgeno einem 8unoesitaat bas
5timmred)t nidt auf @runo Der
Der Sautfarbe, ODER zines fri.
beren Observation-Disclosures Dor.
ODER perfiirot iperben 6arf.
S. Bann uno iparilm muroe oas
Ia. uno is. amer,oment angettonr
u. Sic ipuroen unmitteIbnr nadt
8eenoisiing bes 8iirgerfrieses arge.
nommen unb batten ben 3mef, Die
bencn 5reibeit uno giireer.
redt geudbrt norben fuar, au be.
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Die Stabt.
Don NlaE @artheI.

Bon NiaS SartbeI.
Nus benz aerier, lteil seidid.ei,
Sridt nleiner Seele Ranoerihrei.
S6 bab' Elm neueS Qano gelid9tet.
Sh bin bereit. Sd mad Md fret.
9ie 8erte itoBen S"euertabnsn
Steil III ben Siminel unb limb tou.
Iuh it mill mir bic Rege tobnen,
auh ib bin rotten Selers poIll
auS oieiem Stein, uno S~uaerbaufcr
@ebn uiele Straben in bic Welt.
I'd. ipiu bic SimmeIsitrabe Inufen,
Nnf bic Der Tan Der Sterre faIf.
ID mill nidt immertort beoiigeIt
Ser Grbeit 51tpere W0iibIe 6rehn:
SD tpiQ befenert unb befIigelt
Nah Bergen unb ndh Weeren gebnl
Sier, tpp iit ale Graft perlanmeIt, :.
Gin Strom, Der RiQionen trdgti
Die Gaeue 9riib' i'd. bic aufitammeIt,
HeiI feui6 ibr fiihIes GesI6en idIdgt.
Nus 6telem Stabl, unb Seuerrinee,
Ser bonnernb bid un5 mid uin5&IinQt,
Giu i'd gum llrsrnnb aIer 9mge.
DAB it'd mein Sero our 9emat Sfptnet.
Ri& qudIt bas tote 8iiderpiKen,
Sic lamte Stabt aus Sbipeib lnb Stein:
Uein Sero mill einmaI biugsriNen
GrbSbt unb ~iibertpdlti9t fem.
Sic llebermadt Der bieIen Sternei
Ser 8ranSung @ii1t nnb 9onnertonl
Sos aDeS bift bu, tr,ntne Sttue:
Sd BIN bereit. sd bin betn Coin.
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Tauienbe boz, &inbern fomunen ie.
bcs Sabr I'M. neil Die gltern iager,:
.Sie ner6en es ia bod ti,n" uno ben
aleinen seitatten. fid ber @efabr oes
2eudbuitens, Der Waiera unb oes
Sdarladfiebers aiisauiesen, erfldrt
Die 8unoes. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,