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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-03-15
Tax Purchasers Notice

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a TAX SALE of Lands and Lots for delinquent taxes
the County County Tressurer county Court
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delinquent taxes and special assessments for the year
in the coart tg House WaSegsn
F: the 5rd. z NJ, taxed in the Of Charles
time for redemption will expire on the 2Sth day of
stata ' J,'sa's cn+ WI ctENR1NEN, Assignee
70 Ford oG Ella Habert G. volva and
the the snf o II % s
TAX SALE of ands and d Lots for % S
the County Treasurer and County CLERK in the Court
sY NoTen paFshased IN ] Bosk ~ zsn
the sd e M seed in the Of mm Ford for
general taxes for the year 1916, and the time for
redemption will expire the 2Sth day of June, A. D.
1919.
VIII CLENDINEN, Assignee
State of Illinois, County of Lake. SIS.
To William McKerlie Frank DeWoody, o. W.
Farley W. G. Volva, and to the unknown owners and
to all parties interested in the following described lott
TAKE NOTICE that at TAX SALE of Lands and Lots
year 1916 made by the County Treasurer and County
Clerk in the Court House Waukegan Illinois on June
sh Zion s Nfn IN eeon t2t p
Range II, E. of the 3rd p M, taxed in the name OF
and Se t% for w for
on the 2Sth day of june a. p Is19 Asignee
To Fred e. Lawrence w. G. Voliva, and to the un-
known owners and to all parties interested in the
TAX SALE of Lands and Lots for delinquent taxes
and special assessments for the year 1915 made by
House, Waukegan Illinois, June 2sth, A. D 1917,
A. J. Noren purchased Lot in Block IS. in Zion City
3rd. P. M taxed in the Fred E. Lawrence, for
general taxes for the year 1916 and the time for
redemption will expire the 2Sth day of June, A. D.
w H. CLENDINEN Assignee.
State of Illinois, County of Lake. SIS.
vova and to the unknown owners and to all parties
ner@sted in the foowng described lot IL or
1916 made by the County Treasurer and County Clerk
in the Court House, Waukegan, Illinois, on June 2Sth
r. E Of the srd taxed in the name Of Harry Try
time for redemption will expire on the 2Sth day of
June, A. D. 1919.
W. H. CLENDINEN, Assignee.
state of Illinois, County of Lake, SIS.
To Edith M Wyand, w G. Voliva, and to the
f known owners and to all parties interested in the
TAX SALE of Lands Lots for delinquent and
special assessments for the 1916, made by the
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-03-15

ZION EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS KEESTABLlSHED UNDER
DIVINE DIRECTION
When looked at the Commencement Exercises of Zion
years ago. when just truly God spoke since
creations dawn He commanded reestablsh Zion Edu
catona Institutions and did it. You what you did Friday
night BECAUSE without consulting flesh and desiring only
do Gods Jill made the announcement by faith IN God
Other people have had part in Zion, but not Of them
the sight of God has taken the place of John Alexander
Dowie 1t him that God gave the it he whom
God called to be spokesman and to launch this work
You and free moral agents. We choose to
God choose the devil will tell you Not
only did God Almighty oesee Paul and foresee John Alexander
Dowie the great of the first magnitude the bright and
shining in the galaxy of great and mighty but He
oresaw every of you and He foeknew all of you and
than that He only oresaw Israel rejection of the
Forenner the rejection of the King and of the offer of the
Kingdom; He not only foresaw the Church, the Hidden Myery
He foreaw and who would be brought into
that Church and constitute part of the Bride Ephesans 40
That ought to stir you up little!
sincerely and hope and trust that He foresaw
a member of Chrsts Body and a unit in the Bride
will tell you another thing: That Bride the completed
Church Divine number; and the very moment that that
number is complete the Church will be taken out
blindness part happened Israel until the fulness Of
the Gentiles be in'-Romans II rs.
Then God will His dealings with Israel
THE ORIGIN OF THE Devil, HIS EMPIRE
None of these things need bother anybody Some people
from Why, that the easiest question in the world to answer
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-03-15

State of Illinois, County of Lake. SIS.
To Peter c. DeI4inde Wilbur Glenn Voliva, and
the unknown owners and to all parties interested in
the following described lot: TAKE NOTICE that at
TAX SALE of Lands and Lots for delinquent taxes
and special assessments for the 1915, made by
the County Treasurer and County Clerk in the Court
House. Waukegan. Illinois on June 29th. A, D. 1917
A. j. Noren purchased Lot 12 in Block co. in Zion City
Subdivision, Section 81 Twp. As N. r. II, E. Of the
3rd p M taxed in the name of Peter c. DeLinde. for
special for sidewalks for the 1916 and the
time for redemption will expire the 10th day of
June, A. D. 1919.
w. H. CLENDINEN, Assignee.
State of Illinois, County of Lake SIS.
To Nellie F. Aborn, Wilbur Glenn Voliva, Ida M
Ketcham the unknown and to all
parties interested in the following described lots
TAKE NOTICE that at a TAX SALE of Lands and
Lots for delinquent special assessments for
the year 1916, made by the County Treasurer and
County Clerk in the Court House. Waukegan Illinois,
June 10th. AD. 1917. A. J. Noren purchased Lot Z.
in Block 49, in Zion City Subdivision Section 3d. Twp
46 N r. IL. East Of the Srd p NJ taxed in the name
Nellie F. Aborn, special tax for sidewalk for
the year 1915. redemption will expire
on the 18th day of June, A. D. 1919.
w H. CLENDINEN, Assignee
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-03-15

County Treasurer and County Clerk, in the Court
g No MuP puFehassa Lot s. in Bieol zion cit
s' nSp
f Isds viii expire On the AS'h aay OF June
State Of Illinois County 81 LAKE, GaEs 50 Assignee
the sH to % PARTIES yas and nd
d a6 o Lots TA fd4 a
ana special assessments Tor the year 1916 made BY
House. u Wsukegan a'fE oH n June es 18th M M
subdvisen Sc Section %, TWP Is n R H. p Of the
sd taxed ed in n the 20 ms for
redemption will expire the 18th day of June, A. D.
sat Of 1not. county Js GIHN " Assignee
s'as nGs and N Miiism McKer
to ali IN the the oow
lot; TAKE SoTIcE that at TAX SALE Of lands
year 1916 made BY the co9Rty Tressurer and
Seyrt
& =: Of r. $ra NJ: II the q
for for M t o
the sSth day Of June r d 5R1s Assignee
state Of Illinois eoupty Of AZ; IS awrn
Farley G. Vova and to the unRnoWn oWners AND
all RfEss that IN at the Of aR
nd lots for AK and
CO "Se csE e G2u J n6a
II Block Is, Zion city subdviso9n ~ in Section IS
q ID and Of for in tas
for the ar 1ss and the time for redemption viii
expire on the sSth DAY e. iuef Fl Assignee
2doph " vova and to the
and t. % No that at the
Tax ia SALT Of Lands and Lots for
r. County ye yhs >es
f2ss June SsR s
of the 3rd. P. M. taxed in the name of Adolph r
Mattansch for general taxes for the year 1916 and
of June, A. D. 1919.
70 Fred G 7o1 and to the unknown
Sacrbe and lot to a R9T N e the
of Lands and Lots for delinquent taxes and special
in the y
Waulegan, Illinois, on June 10Th, 4: ,. 1917, A j.
m ot H. II BoS IS 7on Of M
d Fl NJ taxed fo in the am Of Fred for
time for redemption will expire the 29th day of
June, A. D. 1919.
State of illinois, County of Lake S.
To Peter c. DeLinde Wilbur Glenn voliva and to
the fooWn described lot t. TARE NorcE e at
and TAX SALE OF Lands and Lots for
the County Treasurer and County Clerk the Court
NoTan dnGi on June i 18th % s1
City Subdivision, Section 81, Twp. 46 NJ r. r. E. of
for special tax for Sidewalk for the year 1915 and
the time redemption will expire on the 29th day
w. H. CLENDINEN, Assignee
state Of Of. Iliin9is County ;y, of Lake e, SIS
ol1owing described lot t. II TAKE NoTIcE that at III.
and special ASSESSMENTS for the year 1915 made by
the County Treasurer and County Clerk in the Court
A. J. Noren purchased Lot H. in Block 90 in Zion City
Subdivision, Section p Twp 46 n F. r., e. of the
special for sidewalk for the year 1916, and the
time for redemption will expire on the 10Th day of
W. H. CLENDINEN, Assignee
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-03-15
Subscribe for Leaves of Healing

And let us consider one another to
provoke unto love and to good works:
mot forsaking the assembling of our
selves together, as the manner of some Isl
but exhorting one another and so much
the more, as We see the day approaching"
Hebrews 1924, IS.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-03-15

ZION LIVERY is prepared to
take care of all taxi, truck, and
teaming work, including moving,
blowing, etc., and respectfully So
licits your order for any kind of
work in our line.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-03-15
The Bible Story of
Naaman the Leper
Continued from last week
BY Wilbur Glenn Voliva

ZION EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS REEsTABL1sHED UNDER
DIVINE DIRECTION
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-03-15

FOR SALE: 2-burner Perfection oil stove in good
condition. Call first house west of electric line
on 33rd Street.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-03-15

WANTED: Sewing and cutting by the hour; children
preferred Mrs. Berfeld, 25O9 Elizabeth Ave
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-03-15

FOR SALE: Plymouth Rock eggs; S5c per setting OF
Is; goose eggs setting hens pullets and cockerels
wanted tent in good condition. Mrs. T. j
Mitchell, 2414 Gilboa Avenue, Phone 13O-M.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-03-15

FOR SALE: horse clipper in good condition
G. Casperson, 2010 Hermon Avenue, Phone 15O-W
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-03-15

FOR SALE: Columbian Wyandotte eggs for hatch
ing. Mrs. L. B. Hendricks, 3002 Elisha Avenue
Phone 129-W.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-03-15

SALE: Large size photograph with "A double
faced records Only been used few months. Cali
telephone 117-J. j. B. Leech.
The Washington times., 1919-10-14
IDSSWEETHEART
NRISAE ASYLUM
Woman Comes Here From
Coast to Visit LOng-LOst
Lover Of Her Youth.

Mrs Martha Christopherson. OF
Spokane. Wash, arrived in washing
ton yesterday to visit her old sweet
heart, William Hudson. who Is in the
Government Hospital for the Insane
here.
After having completely lost track
OF her sweetheart. Mrs. Christopher
son wrote a letter 70 the adiutant
general Of the army inquiring about
the young man and received an an
swer to the eject that a man BY the
name OF william Hudson had been
discharged from the army IN 1900 and
sent to the GoVernment Hospitals for
the Insane She Immediately got in
communication with DR.. white, su-
peFintendent OF the hospital. who in
formed her that the man she sought
was here. She Immediately left Spo-
kane for this city.
Mrs. Christopherson told OF the love
that existed between herself and
Hudson back In Norway, the country
Of their birth. She said he had left
that country for America in his youth
and that she had lost track Of him.
The Young WOmen's Christian AS
sOciation Is starting a campaign for
money to defray the expense OF Mrs
ChristOpherson's trip.
The Washington times., 1919-10-14
AMERICAN GENERAL
TOADDRESS FORUM

The Trinity Civic Forum will meet
tomorrow evening at s o'clock in the
Trinity Community House, Third and
c streets northwest. DR.. David Ran
som COvell. provost OF Trinity Civic
Forum, will preside.
Gen. A. NJ. Torcom, Armenian mill
tary leader, now in Washington, will
speak on Armenia and It's Quest for
Liberty"
General Torcum is a graduate OF ST.
Cyr, the West Point OF France, and
was a general in the old Russian
army. He is a veteran Of all the re-
cent European wars, and it was he
who, at ErzeroUm. proclaimed Ar
menian independence.
The first Armenian battle nag
which he carried from southeastern
Russia through the Bolshevik line to
Archangel and which he intends pre-
senting to President Wilson, will be
on display.
The speech will be accompanied by
numerous helpful charts and will be
in English. An organ recital and
singing will pTecede Il.
The Washington times., 1919-10-14
D. c. FLREbIEN'S PAY
BOOST HELD OVER
No Relief in Sight Until New
Congress OOnvenes Next
December.

No legislation to increase the pay OF
members Of the Washington fire de-
partment is likely until December.
Indications today were that the
House would adjourn within the next
two or three weeks, Which-means that
the subcommittee to investigate IRE.
mems salaries would not have suf-
hcient time to hold hearings, draft a
bill, report to the full House District
Committee and get it to the floor of
the House.
The subcommittee, headed BY Con-
gresham Norman J. Gould, has been
authorized to investigate firemen's
salaries and preare a salary increase
bill. Mr.. Gould will be out of the
city during the next ten days. and the
prospects are no meeting will be held
before adjournment OF the present
session.
That the hremen will receive an in
crease in pay is a foregone cOnclu-
sion. The House District Commit
tee has already committed itself to an
increase, but the subcommittee will
determine the amount.
The Washington times., 1919-10-14


Mosting-Brlndei9 Club, at Young Mems
Hebrew Association headquartsrs EieVenth B
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest, 1880
= l5FlSS.tfnF-Washington Camp No. sos.
sons Of Confederate Veterans, Confsder-
ate Memorial Home, 1922 Vermont avenue
wSetinF-ETscutivs board Of thu Dirtriet
NJ Columbia Congress Of MotherH' and Par
snt Teachers, Association, old Central
bancs-Centrai High School armory,
Twelfth and Clifton streets northwest. 1850
Dance-ESstorn High School, Seventh
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast, 9 p.
Danee-Thomson Community Center.
Twelfth and L streets northwest, B:l5 un-
Ill II .. m.
Twelfth and Clifton streets northwest. 8
p DSanee-Undor Direction Of the American
Red Cross, Red Gross hut, Walter Reed
Lecture-"LibeFty and Democracy" By
Father John Murphy, Calvert Club, ~
Dupont Circle northwest ,. m
Westing-Cornell Women'B Club at home
Of Mrs. Joseph zirEle, 1853 Irving street
WsetinF - Parent t-Teaeher Association.
Gage school, Massachusetts, avenue and @
street northwest, 1850 p. m
Meeting-Jamea Reese Europe Post,
American Legion, colOred branch, Y. II. c.
A., Twelfth street between and streets
northwest, p. m.
Mseting-Washington State and AIasIa
Society, Thomson School, Twelfth and L
streets northwest, p. m.
MsetinE-Reading circle OF Spanish
American Atheneum, Eastern High School,
seventh street and Penngylvania avenue
spoakinE-By COngresEmaa Clyde Kelly
The Washington times., 1919-10-14
URGE HIGH SCHOOL
FOR lincoln ROAD
North Washington Citizens Sug-
gest That Emory School Build
ing Might Be Used.

a high school in North Washington
to take care Of the students from that
section OF the city was indOrsed last
night at a meeting OF the North
Washington Citizens Association,
held in the Gage School. The plan for
the high school has been approved BY
the North Capitol and lexington Citi-
zens' Association and BY other bodies.
Representation will be made at an
early meeting Of the Federation OF
Citizens Associations asking that this
matter receive the Endorsement Of all
the citizens bodies.
The site for the proposed high
school IS on T street near Lincoln
avenue, the present site Of the Emory
graded school. II was not suggested
last night to build a new school, but
recommendations were made to use
the building now housing the graded
school pupils.
Washington Topham was elected
president OF the association last night,
and DR.. A. d. CObey hrst vice presi-
dent. Other officers elected were
G H. Ourand, second vice presi-
dent; G. w. King, secretary, and
Charles A. Ford, treasurer. Frank
r. Wheater was elected to represent
LAAg U44A On AAG n eAGEaAA4u QA kA@A-
zens' Associations.
Charles Durand, former president
Of the association, was renominated
for the presidency, but declined on the
ground that he would be unable 60
carry on the work this year.
The association last night passed
resolutions faVoFing the membership
drive to be launched November p By
the Federation OF Citizens Assocfa-
tons. Committees Weref appointed TO
arrange for a hOuse-tO-house canvass
for members.
The quality Of the gas sold by the
Washington Gaslight Company came
In for criticism. and it was resolved
to submit a protest to the company.
A request for street lights on V street
from Second street to Flagler street
northwest was sent to the COmmis-
siOners.
The Washington times., 1919-10-14
What's Doing; Where; When

Of Pennsylvania; Ernest L. Thurston, su.
perintendent Of Schools, and Archie Cole
Of Federal Employees Union, ParkvieW Com,
munity Center Park View School house, (
Heeting-Indiana state Society, New Eb.
bitt Hotel, Fourteenth and F streets
northwest, .. m.
Moving Pictures-Blue Triangle Reorea-
ton Center, Twentieth and B streets
northwest, 8 p. m.
Tomorrow.
Weekly LuncheOn-City Club, clubhouse,
Farragut Square, 1890 p. m. Address by
Journal OF the American Institute OF Archi-
teCts, on The British Industrial Problem %
Speaking-By General Torkum, OF Ar
menia, Trinity Forum, Third and G streets
MeetinE-BOaTd Of Education, Franklin
School, 1880 .. m.
MeetinE-Membsrs Of executive commit
tee Of League Of Republican State Clubs
City Club, 1884 street northwest, 8 D. m
MeetinE-Chevy Chase Citizens AE5ocin-
ton, Elizabeth V. Brown School, 8 D. m
Dance-War Camp Community Service
Club, 1914 Massachusetts, avenue northwest
Girls Night-BIue Triangle Recreation
Center, Twentieth and B streets northwest,
MeetIng-IllinOis Club. Wilson Normal
Community Center; Eleventh and Harvard
streets northwest. p. m.
Observation-Disclosures Grotto, No. Is. It
Liberty Hut, opposite Union Station.
Band Concert-Third U. s. Cavalry
Band, Bandstand, Fort Myer' Va from 7
Dance-U5dsr direction Of knights OF
Columbus, X, OF c. hut, Washington bar
racks, from 7:l5 until 10:45 p. m.
Bible Conference-Epiphany Parish Hall
1917 G street northwest, from 1880 until
Dancs-Undsr direction Of Knights OF
Columbus' Camp Humphrey Va p. M.
The Washington times., 1919-10-14
URGEMONUMENT
TO OGOLORED TROOPS

A delegation Of representatives OF
various coIored organizations ap-
peared before the Library Committee
OF the House today to urge a favor
able report on a bill by Congressman
Dyer to erect the monument in Wash
ington to colored soldiers who
fought in the late world war and
other wars in which this country has
been involved.
Gen. Isaac Sherwood, member Of
Congress from Ohio. and a civil war
veteran, indorsed the bill. He said:
"I think that upon this monument
there should be large statues Of
Booker T. Washington and Frederick
Douglas"
The committee was told that 4OO,-
900 colored soldiers were in the
American forces during the late war;
that 5000 colored soldiers participated
in the spanish-American war, and that
a similar number took part in three
other wars, civil war, war Of 1912,
and the revolutionary war.
Congressman Dyer, author OF the
bill. cited several instances Of colored
soldiers distinguishing themselves
under hre I'm the world war.
An executive session OF the COM
mittee will be held shortly to deter
min whether or not to report the bill
The Washington times., 1919-10-14
KIHSWOMAN OF MOTORMAN
SAW WRECK TN DREAM

The collision between q army mo-
tor truck and q Forest Glen street
car in charge Of Motorman Carol
Nash at Georgia and DoEwood
street yesterday morning resulting in
one death and the injury Of a score
Of men and women was fOrseen in 9
dream Sunday night by Mrs. Mary
Galley. 10 Girard street northwest.
She told q Times reporter Of her
dream.
AErL Galley IS the mother-in-law
Of J. ". Nash, a brother Of the mo.
t0Fman. She told her son-in-laW in the
morning Of the dream and only an
hour or so later heard Of the wreck.
'T dreamed Sunday night Carol
was IN an accident" said Mrs Galley.
At the time the details Of the acci-
dent were very clearly IN my mind.
but when awakened this morning
I couldn't just remember what Il was.
told my sOn-in-lRw OF the dream
but he simply laughed at me"
J W. Nash corroborated the story
Of his mother-in-law and said that
she told him Of the dream before he
left his home for work yesterday.
The Washington times., 1919-10-14
TRADE EBOARDURGES
TNONEN BRIDGES

The bridge committee OF the Board
OF Trade at a meeting yesterday,
recommended that immediate steps be
taken to urge Congress to appro-
pirate sufficient funds to build a
modern bridge across Rock Creek
at Calvert street, and that the old
Chain Bridge be replaced by a struc-
ture that will be able to meet the in
creasing demands of heavy traffic.
The Rock Creek bridge, in addition
to being too narrow to accommodate
vehicle and street railway traffic at
the same time, was reported as being
unsafe.
George W. offutt said that the
work on the Key bridge is now being
held up on account Of lack OF funds,
although it Is 60 per cent completed.
VIaduet IL Completed.
The Benning viaduct was reported
completed and now in use, and the
South Dakota avenue viaduct the
committee learned, was nearing COM
pletiOn.
Arrangements were made By Board
Of Trade members to entertain the
delegates to tn international Trade
Conference, who will be here the lat
ter part Of this month.
d. X. Skinner, Of the United States
Chamber Of Commerce, is arranging
an automobile sightseeing tour. A.
+. Seymour, OF the local chamber, and
J. Harry Cunningham, Of the Board
OF Trade, are collaborating in the ar
rangement OF entertainment for the
delegates.
Committee Appointed.
The committee appointed by the
Board OF Trade consists Of Walter A.
Brown, J. s. Larner, Byron S. Adams,
William T. Galliher. H. B. Macfar-
land, z. h. Droop, z. c. Brandenburg,
James +. Oyster, Louis Holmes, sam
ueI J. Prescott, z. c. Graham, and z.
F. COlladay.
At a meeting Of the executive COM
mtttee OF the Washington Chamber
Of Commerce, It was decided to give
a luncheon in honor OF Lieut. Comdr.
Albert c. Read, who commanded the
NC-4 on a recent flight across the
Atlantic. The luncheon will take
place at RaUscher's Hall, Thursday at
1890.
A meeting OF the entire member
ship OF the Board OF Trade will be
held October q at the Willard Hotel
when a discussion Of the water sup
uly situation in the District will be
held
The Washington times., 1919-10-14
STATUE PORTRAYS
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Symbolic Sculpture Sent to
President Wilson by League
to Enforce Peace.

A piece OF sculpture by David Ed
strom, which he calls Significance
Of the League Of Nations" Arrived at
the White House today as a gift to
President Wilson from the League to
Enforce Peace in appreciation Of his
efforts for universal peace.
The composition, which was sent
by Willism II. Short, secretary of the
League to Enforce Peace. from the
central headquarters. in New York.
has in the background the Angel Of
Peace, and in front OF him a half
circle Of female figures symbolizing
unity among the nations Of the
world. In the lower field in a group
representing a happy. normal family.
From the left TO the right there f.
first q dignified old man comforting
q little girl and next a young boy
clapping his hands and singing the
time for his sister, who Is dancing
Sitting on the ground is a baby
cooling and waving his arms. Further
70 the right are the father and moth
or in conversation. the mother seat
ed while the father lIneels, laying his
hand on that Of his wife. To the ex-
treme right the Oldest daughter
comes in with q bowl OF fruit, ner
face lighted up with a smile as she
sees the scene.
A figure OF horror is in the cen
ter Of the composition. II Is a NAL
evOlent growth symbolizfnE those alb
normal conditions to which hatred
and war give birth. This image Of
aWfulness shows a dying emaciated
woman, cOnvulsed with anguish, and
her arms stretched out like one cru
citied, as she gives up her last
breath.