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Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-09
HERE ON VISIT.

F IKE ON VISIT. Mrs. F. N wolcott. formerly of
 Tombstone. but now of Fl Paso, ar. rived in the city today and will re-
 main for several days on a visit with | friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-09
FROM YUnA.

Frank Pistonetti is visitor in the city today having come from Yuma where he is located as fireman on the $ P. main line. He is witness in he case cf his father vs. B. Caretto, in mining case in the Superior court .aday
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-09
TO EOGAlES.

President A. G. Smith. and Cashier K. x. Coplen, of the Cochise County State Bank. went to Nogales this morning to attend the bankers con vention.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-09
IN FROM DRAGOON.

William Dad" Fourr was in the city 'oisy from h.s ranch a. Dragon attending 'n l,;aess matters He states that his son Roy. is now with the Americaa forces in Siberia where he iS eut4ged :a cutting ice to allow the h'g shiIs ta ec-er port Roy is long.az for the day wEeu !ie can come back Q hrizora and punch cows where the sun shines S65 days every year
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-09
TO eiSsEE.

Attorney 0. Gibson went to B.sbee today, having been called there or .=sa. matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-09
TO B.SB BE E.

Johnny Twomey. of Tammany Hall fame. eft this afternoon for B.sbee where he accompanied Mrs Twomey home. Mrs Twomey has been visit ing friends in the county seat for the pas, week MT Twomey will return 10 the county seat, where he is now serving Cochise county as a juror
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-09
TO BisssE

TO GiS6SE.
 Postmaster Paul A. Smith. Bruce Wagner and C. L. Gi:agi, of the Pros pector. went to Bisbee this afternoon. where the latter will ride the goat" a, the Eks tonight. and the two form ar will watch the fun.
 NuhSER OF WITNESSES.
 A large number Of witnesses came over on the Rockhill stake this morn Ing the mining case Of PistOnetti vs. Caretto. in the Superior court today. It was reces sary to run two stages 10 acc0moda.e them all.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-09
TING PARENTS.

Rev T. S,srk, Of Tucson. is spend ing ,ave-al days ;n Tombstone, tk; guest of h:s parents. Rev. and Mrs. C W. Sark
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-09
HAY ARRIVED.

Nearly every house in town is oc' cupied, residences are a mighty scarce article in Tombstone right now.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-09
MANY APPLYING FOR CITIZEN SHIP.

Since the putting into effect of the
 .aw employing only American citizens on all work, especially public works. many have been declaring their in- teat!cns of becoming citizens in order ,o hold their jobs In the past few days ao less than a dozen have ap- e@rod iI the local Superior Court
 declaring their intention. while from
 ..i parts of the state the same is be-
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-09
CIVIL CASE IN
 COURT TODAY.

John Eohien
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-09
-EC HNACCZAEi.

;. 5. Williams. Jr. general manager [ Cf the .;acozari Copepr mines at Ma ~-za-; was a visitor in the county ! seat yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-09
F!NhL REPORT.
FINGER PRINTS OF ALL PRlSONE RS.

circumstances
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-09

R. l. th4dee and Constable L. NJ 2-owa, oi G-ees-a. were ia town to- day
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-09
Ea.FF's CONVENTION.

il. 5. VAinaNCE
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-09
TO DOUGLAS.

DsPG,y sher.T Harry Rafe-ty went D Douglas this morning taking down 3 prisoner for the county hospital
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-09

Mo 4 klaw returned home Sul day 2ite. s5eading several days her the g4est Of Mrs. L. F Winters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-09
TO eiseEE.

Jchn Twomey. chief of Tammany Hall. Bisbee, who is serving on the jury went back home this morning to spend the day. and will report back
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-06-06
CONDEMNS POLISH AND
ROUMANIAN PROSECUTIONS
OF JEWS.

(The following remarkable inter-
view on the Jewish Question with
Ex-President Taft was secured by
Mr.. P. M. Raskin, who is member
of the Speakers Staff of the Zionist
Organization of America, while they
were both travelling on an inter-
urban trolley in Pennsylvania. Mr..
Raskin was accompanied by Mr..
Morris Neaman, well known
Zionist of Pittsburg, who partlcl-
pated in the conversation. The in
terview appeared originally in "Ihe
Day" a Yiddish daily newspaper
plished in New York City,.
AS soon as we boarded the car,
my travelling companion called my
attention to the fact that former
President Howard w. Taft, was one
of the passengers. I approached
Mr.. Taft, introduced myself and
told him that I would like to have
his views on Zionism.
"The Zionist movement interests
me very much" Mr.. Taft readily
acquiesced. "The Jews probably do
not know it, but it is fact that |
have always been interested in the
Jewish people and it's remarkable
destiny. Only recently wrote an ar
tic1e about Jewish prosecutions in
various lands. The continued exis-
tence of the Jewish people, in spite
of all the prosecutions and outrages
which it has endured in all ages, is
most extraordinary. Let me tell you
this. I have many Jewish friends,
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-06-06
Ex-President Taft Says
He Is a Zionist

but most of them belong to the Re-
form wing, and most of them are
anti-Zionists. am, perhaps, the only
Zionist among Them" and he
chuck1ed the familiar Taft chuckle.
"What are their objections to
Zionism?" l asked him.
ut seems they fear they will be
suspected that they are not good
Americans-that they are hyphen-
ated. You understand +"
"You say, MIR. Taft, that you are
Zionist" I continued. "You be-
lieve therefore that there is no con-
tradiction between Americanism and
Zionism? In other words, that
Jew can be a good Zionist and at
the same time a good American?
certainly! America consists Of
many nationalities, and each one Of
these has it's national and spiritual
center somewhere else. And still
they are excellent American clti-
zens. The late war demonstrated
this thoroughly" Mr.. Taft had be-
come serious once more. 81 see no
reason why Jews should not have
Palestine as their national cultural
center. Rabbi David Philipson, of
Cincinnati, with whom have dis
cussed this matter at various times,
argues that a person cannot at one
and the same time belong to two
nations. But Jews are race. How
can they separate themselves from
their race? The Jewish race is per-
haps the strongest of all; say the
strongest because one drop of Jew
ish blood in another race invariably
makes itself apparent. 1t would oc-
cur to no one, therefore, to criti-
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-06-06

CHE the Jews because they are
separate people, and because they
are drawn spiritually to the cradle
Of their origin. Yes" he continued,
81 believe that spiritual center for
the Jewish people is not only desir-
able but necessary.
"My friend, Max Pam, of Chicago,
told me recently that many of the
Jewish immigrants from East
Europe become demoralized because
they have lost their own spiritual
atmosphere, and cannot adjust them
selves to a new spiritual atmos-
phere For such people spiritual
center in Palestine is undoubtedly a
necessity Once, when I gave utter
ance to similar opinion, DR..
Philipson and my reformed Jewish
friends regarded me as if l were
almost an anti-Semite TO be per-
fectly frank, | never could under
stand the logic of the anti-Zionists.
Indeed, it is impossible for me to
understand how Jew can be any
thing but Zionist"
"The American people are in COM
plete sympathy with the Zionist
aspirations and if I were in the
White House | would heartily sup
port the Balfour Declaration. There
is no doubt, however, that Americas
attitude in this matter is the same
as that of Great Britain"
"Anti-Zionists, however, deny
that the Jews are people," re-
marked Mr.. Neaman. They argue
that they are merely religious sect.
''How can they say such thing"
Mr.. Taft remarked. "The Reformed
Jews are the best proof that the
Jews are a race and not religious
sect, because in their religion they
are really Unitarians."
[ then directed the conversation
toward the question Of the pogronls
in Poland, and asked why the Amer
lean Government does not take cog.
nizance of these outrages.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24
sanaerbnnb 0amenuereins

IS lit cine erfriidenoe Satlode,
Dab ourhi6nittlih Die Gamen in Ser.
einSongelpgenbeiten biel riibriger Iino
ais Die WGnner. go limo oenn aid
0ic Oamen oes S1ngerbunoes ole err
item Die al cinem 8ereniieen einlo.
Sen, uno 5luar 81 einem Tergniigcl
an Dem ii6 jeoer, 3utnnI Die Hilgeno,
germ beteiIiet. gm 3. NoOemher 3.
s. miro ndmlid non ibnen IN Der
SGneerbunoboIle ein Sonopergniieen
pt%ronitoltet. 6n Dem @~inlaBfarter
id)on Jet erbdltlid limo. @er friiber
Oieie 1Gn5e mitgemodt bat, weiB, mit
nett es AMI oenlelben 8ligebt, uno ocs.
bolb lit 81 erlparten, Dab Der 8eiud
Gin lebr re9cr iein miro. 8abrlih
mir bralthcn in oieien lhlucren Sci
ten Elm menig Infmunternng. IND
oesbolb lollten Die 0amen in ibren
llnternebmen reide llnterltiisune
linden.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24
8rief aus ScmtIdlauS


Serr SSofob 3onOcr bat BON leinem
in SeiIbron lebenoen Yru0er Gilbert.
Ger oieIen unierer ~oerebrteu 9eiern
betount lit, ~iolgcnoen intereiionteu
Brief erbalten:
SeiIbronn is. Sept. 1919.
......0bne 3peiiel miro cS Gud in.
tereiiieren, 81 Ieieu. mie es OomoIs
(Nnfang 1910 nod mIsiab. gtod
Dem Oos Iebte Wtittel. DER DSaHdI.
bOOtsbanOel" periogte. uno enOlidD
uad Dem auer0ummiten Streihe. Dem
uneingeihr1nften llnterieebOOttritg
mir aud nod Amerifa ais @egner
befomen, bon ga oil 9ing es rapioe
abm1rts. Der oeutide 8ilreer mar
10 felt iiber5eligt, oaB DeutlhIon0
iiegreid aus Dem &riege beruorgebt
uno geben mrlB. ooB es ~ilberbolpt
nie oaron oahtc, Dab es aud umge
tebrt .meroen t0nnte. DIe mebr
6einO ie mebr Cir" fonnte man fiber
Ill ongeldlogen ieben uuO III 0elt
3citltngen lclen, aud Den Sur: pier
luerOen 6riegserflGrMngen OngsnOm.
meu, mar al nIonhen TlGben nHgc.
ifricbeu. Us mor ms chen nlles 10
muno9eredt mitgeteiIt. Ole Geniul
lrbeitetc 10 iein. mir iiegten bier. nil
iiegtcn BORT, uber irngt mid MIR nidt
pie, bon Den Opfern muroc menig
Jciprohen. Die Siege famen oft. Die
Sobnc aiti Dem ManOIe 0es ct. 3i.
lianstnrmes mlroe oufgeltedt al
3eiden: rSie9 MnO 3uiammeutMnlt
INF benz Warftplnt." Da iprong al.
.es groB uno flein, Die WilitGrfnpelIe
ipielte ernIte unO lltitige @eiien, 4
puroe gelungen mo ueifrieen. Re
ben aeboIten bon Ger Natbaustreppe
berob, ons Bolt luur0e gum aeuBer.
item beseiltert mo animiert, 10 SAT-
Is idIieBlih leine Iaiden mieoer nm
menOete uno dIles bergob. mas man
morgen bon ibm %uerlangte. llno al.
les Dies, trosoem oob mir MN nod
Dem 3uiammlenbruh %erfabren. Dab
ser Rrieg oomals lhon fir uns Der
loren mar. @ie oft marnte i'd 5reun
DC lmo 8efonnte Dor eineBt Yrudc
nit Mmerifo, bon Der eriten Minute
mo Cntel Sam sesen ms in Den
Gries 5iebt, limb mir glatt OerIOren.
8egen ben llnternebmungsgeiit uno
ole rieiiee Snoultrie, uto mas Nine
rita ais 5eino gegen uns Ieilten tann
Dem geeeniiber linO mir nibt gemod.
len. Sd 900 es enoIi6 Dor, Den
Deuno gu baIten, oena ihon oo uno
bort muroe IL a!s cen! GJieinolid
5e0ei6net. NmeritG trGt in ben Belt,
frieg ein." Manhe 9ldtter ju6eIten
Iuuo beibrieben Den ni6tsmertigen
amerifoniideu Soloaten, uniere lin
%terieebOOte weroen ldon oafiir ior.
gen bob feline, ooer ntr Weniss bon
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24
vGOneOrSia 8emeinbe".
20. unO u StraBe y. W

Sn oie fommenoe 8ode f1lt Der
81. Oftober, Der @eoenfta9 oes 9be.
ienonihIogs 2rtberS, momit 1917 ole
Reformation ibren Infnng nabm. Sn
ser Goncoroio @emeinoe, 20. un0 q
StrnBe Horomelt, miro oieler 1otio-
DIE uno Der Reformation iiberboupt
eeoodt meroen ourd b%eionbere Got.
tesoienite oil oen beioen Sonntagen
Dor uno nod oieiem Dotum. Am
fommenoen Sonntoe finoet Der Set.
gotteSoienit in en9Iiider Sprade
ltatt UNI elf llbr. Sn Der Sountog.
Idule borber mer0en, mad Der Bibel.
l~eftion, 3iigc aus Dem 2eben 2utbers
er31bIt, uno am 9. Ropember ieiert
Die @emeinoe, nod Der oeutiden Gre.
oigt, ons 9eilige Nbenomobl.
Sm Bfnrrbaile Der Goncoroia @e'
meinoe gebtS ~porlduiig ~orunter uno
oriiber." Auf oie Sdreiner lino ole
Moler. (Serr Gbriitian 9eiIltein uno
@enoIien) einae5ogen, ulO ibnen
miro Der Sope5ierer Serr j. Steiner
foleen. Dos Neiultat miro ober Ell.
ne beOeuteno peridonerte Yforrmob
nune iein, ole eerpiB Der golISen Sc.
meinoe our 6reuoe uno @enuetuuna
gcreid)en miro. 0err Yoitor 2od)er
ion, mie mir boreh beablidtiaen. ct.
Epo am 90. Nopember nad) bier 6l
iiberlieoeln.
Die 8enleinoe bot mieoer, iiir Den
Yerlouf bcs 8inters. an etlihen
abeuoen Scr @ode. ibr Grogeldob
ser @eorgc @oibineton llniperlitGt
6u oeren 6oblreih beludltcu @ortro
gen orr @erfiigune geiteat. Mon.
tags. Wittmohs uno 6reitogs fom.
men etipa 800 bis 400 Stuoenten
bort %ouiammen.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24
NO. 4s Uiu8sInnmmer 8 Ots.-ss.5O per satr.

mittel aus Dem 8oOeu 5iebt. 8os
aber fir ben 8ormer gilt, gilt aud
fir ale onoeren. Gin Arbeiter be.
fommt 0os, mas elm an0erer pro0lt-
5iert. 8enn Elm Wonn Ieine 9roouf.
ton unter Die perniinftige @ren5e be-
ldranft, baum perringert er Oos, mas
Der on0ere Wann befommen fam.
llnO metln jemnno etipds llnmogli.
DIES oerlangt, Damn fam er liher iein
Dab er eS nift befontmen miro. Mlog-
Ii1, oaB er iemonoen iiberreoen fam,
ooS llnm0glihe al perluden, es miro
aber immer nar Elm 8erlllh bleiben.
ltno nod elm 8ort al Die Arbeiter.
Cine 8eigerung, Sereinborungen 81
erfiiaen miro bobin fiibren, bar
@ercinbarungen %iiberbollpt nidt mebr
meroen %getroffen merOen. Die Arbei
ter boben Sabre lang Dnrum gefdmprt
oas Hedt an baben, Ourb bon ibnen
ielbit gemGhlte Mgenten 81 berbon-
oeln. @enn tie nun ibren eigenen
@eenten nidt folgen uno Oieielben
perlo6en, Damn MAIDEN Tie Die Mrbeit
bon Sobren mil lno nidtig.
Der famoie superintendent 0es
Arbeitsbouies, Der Ole fubue 9ebaup-
tung in Die @elt ieste, Dab Die 8ro'
bibition cine @bnabme 0es &erbre-
deus in @aibington bepirft bat, ioll-
te lif oo1 einmal nit Der Statiitit
Der Yoli3ei befannt MAIDEN. @r Mir
sc Damn finoeu, ooB innerbalb bon
iiebcn Sogen 5ebn &aubanfalle itatt-
gefulloen boben, bel 0eneu Der &ebol-
Der cine alleroingS Itumme, aber ood
einorudSDolle Spro6e gelpro6en
bat. Sour in einem Sale lit es Scr
9oli5ei geluneen, OiegSegelagerer &c.
fdnglih cin8u5ieben. llno nur oieie
miro ser &prlteber oes Arbeitsbaule0
in 9uartier befommen. Nus per
Satio6e, Dab Die @eriiber BON Ser
bre1en nidt gefaBt meroen, er iie
Oesbalb auh niht unter ieiile Sbbut
befommt uno lomit lcere 3euen be-
bGIt. auf cine Mbnabme oes Terbrc.
hens 81 i6IieBerL lit iebr fiibn.
-Die @albingtouer Sonoelstam-
mer bot ibren Sit BON Gil -12tc
StraBe Noronelt nad Dem Somer
@ebGuoe, 13. StraBe, 5miiden s uno
g Str, perlegt. 9as neue Quartier
lit ser @iiroe ser SanoelSfammer
poq angcmeiien. 4m IA. Sftobel
fano bel &aul6ers cine Sibung itatt,
nit Der Die Script un0 8intertGtig-
felt ser @eieaihaft aufgenommen
.puroe. Nod 0erielben muroe elm
8uffetlun6 %ierpiert. gu 0ieier Sis-
ullg maren ais b%eionoere @dlte elm
gelaoen Die Mitglieaer Der 9iltritts-
fomites oes Senates unO oes Sal
les, oes Subfomites oes Mpproprta-
tionsfomites, oas Die 8emiaigungen
fir Den 0iltrift al beraten bot, Die
0iltrittsfommili1re, Die Hihter oe,
oberlten @eridtsbofes, 8i8eprdltoent
Mari6aQ, General Neribing, Der
friibere Spre6er Glarf. Die Gaul-
mel bat mGbreno oeS Sommers Dem
StraBen6abnproblem b%eloiloere Auf
merfiomteit gei6enft un0 lit Dol un0
gan8 fir cine @erldmel8ung Der bei-
Den Observation-Disclosures einge-
treten; 0as betreffenoe Gomite bat Ell
ne @elesesDorlage ausgearbeitet, Die
Dem &ongreB eingereibt mer0en ion.
Sic min ibr Moglidltes tun, oieie
8orlage our Innabme 81 6ringeu.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24
8. 6. 0aIfsbercin

Ser SiiIfspereiu fir ole 3otIeioen
ben in Deutl6Iono lino Oelterreih
belt beute o odt Sogen feline regeI.
mGBige Sieung in Der 9ole oes S1n.
gerbuloes ab. Die NfitgIieoer, De.
ren 3abl iebt itber 100 betrGgt, pa.
rem gut uertreten. gto6 GrleOigune
Der &outineeei6Gite orebten iid Die
%crbololungen baupti6dlib INN 0en
am n66iten Montoe. ben 81. D. 30,
in Der S1ngerbunobolle itottfinoen.
Den 8ouernboll, fir ben Die GinIoB.
fnrtcn bel Den WitgIieoern 5I boben
limo. Der Gerein mics meiterc 500
gum Anfouf bon 2ebensmitteIn oil,
Die oiesmol fir S1leiien beltimmt
limo. 3u betlogen lit MIR, ooB Der
9lppea I'M &Ieioungsitiide ui1t Den
erparteten Grfolg bat. Gs lei 0es
bolb oil oieier Stele nod einmoL redt
ber5li6 gcbetem ole entbebrIihen
&leiocr al Die SommellteIe bel 5rou
Sammel, 922 ga. gpenue q. 50. ab.
5uliefcrn, BON no tie an Die Notlei.
Oenoen geionOt meroen iollen. Gin
&onlite, ~beltcbeno aus Den 0amen
Sin3bod mo Sd uno Serrn 9ordor.
0ing, fonntc biel oes Snterelionten
BON elmer &eiic nod Y%bilaoelpbio
moleIbit Die WitgIieoer Den oortigerl.
@iiIfSoerein beiud)ten uno li6 nit
oeIien @mtsmetbooen befanmt mad
ten, beriften. W0dten bod nod
rcd)t Oielc Iid Dem 8erein ais Diit
gIieOer anidlieBen mo ibn in ieinem.
@erf Der g%tGditenliebe nnterltiiben,
oenn Die gtot lit groB.
PIN acknowledgement Sreitog tag
te 0as Grecltiufomitee, oellen Ser
iammlung iebr gut beludt mar. Dos
&omite befoBte iit 6unddit nit oen
mciteren &or6creitrmgcu fir Den am
Montog ltotfiHoenoen 9auernbaa in
Der @aile oes S1ngerbunoeS. Nus al
len 8eridten ging bernor, ooB tiidti9
gcdrbcitet poroen lit, ioooB fir v.
mllement gorontiert meroen fam. 90
INNER nod 9etrG9e fiir @inloBfor.
ten our @umbolotfeicr einlaufen,
un0 oa ouBeroem oli6 @elhenfe ge-
mo6t merocrL 10 fonnte nieoer cine
rc6t nettc Ginnabme oermerft per.
0en. 0oS @recutipfomite mics $500
an, Inn Wiateriolien fir Den 6raueu.
Ndbpcreim Ser lid innerbaIb oes
Siilfsncreins gebiloet bot, anoul6af
len. Gen Oamen, oie ii1 oieier neu.
Ell op%feripiaigeu 9eid6ftigung inter.
0ieben fann nidt genug ge0anft mer
Den. 9enn ole Not I'M alien 2onoe
lit bimmell6reieno es lit ni1t mn
Ntot ioWeit Die W~ogenfraee in Be-
traht fommt, nein, eS febIt an oaem,
por3iiglid aud an &lei0ungsltiiden.
9lu6 bier ibren 3eil our 2inoerune
oielcs Notitanoes bei5utragen, baben
lid uniere 9amen borgelest. Ser5
lider 0anf oafiir gebiibrt ibnen &C.
nib. limo nun trennen uns nur nod
mellige Gage BON Dem B~ouernboa.
g9ir modten an oieier SteIe nod elm
nal oarouf %binpeiien uno nqe BIT.
ten, in belen !Soufen 6u tommen.
Sir unS miro es 8ereniigen eeben
uno oamit beIfen mir ben armen
Ole fem @ergniigen mebr fennen. Die
nit bungerbleihem 9ntlis uno in
2umpen Dem n16lten Gage entgegel.
icbcn. 8ie mon6e 1brGne fam
ood] getrodnet meroen, mie manhem
&inoc ELM marmes &IeioungSltiid ge.
ihoiien per0en nit Den menigen
Gents, Die ein ieoer bier bon unS fir
iein 8ergniigen ausgiebt. Desbolb
nod cinmal Die Bite, 5u fommen
o0cr penn Elm &ommen ni6t moglih
lit. Damn wenieitens ole GinlaBfor.
fen 8u foufen. Seoer Sent, Der &c.
ipenoet miro, idofft Seeen.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24
9entidlanb Oer5idtet.

Die Sdmei3er @o6enl6rift Scr
febeIipaIter" per0fientli6t f~olgenocS
Seoiht:
9eutidlano per5idtet auf
8elt uno Dit,
9ellere Scott,
Stiefel unO Soblen,
Glen uno 9oblen,
@neien uno 8oleH
@emo nno SoieM
&Gln uno Bonn,
Quft uno Sonp'.
Slotten uno Seere,
Sreibeit Der Weere,
Sreue uno @lauben,
Sid men Con 5u e%rluuben,
Sreibeit uno &e6t,
0euti6lano
@ebt es nod large ni6t i6ledt,
&er5idtet, mic iagt man bod chen.
Ter5iGtct anfS iroil6e 2eben.
8rief aus 9euti6lanol
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24
Gum AltsidneiOeu!
Sic gr6kte SraS0Oie
Bon Gliie Gilart.

Bon GItie Gilart.
Sbr nollt Scr NeIt ben 0rieoen bringen?
0oh fam oes Oeutiden 8olfes bittre Not
gtift ms %perlteiute Ser5 eud oringen Il
Sbnt bringt, o @rauen, ibr Den Sungertoo!
Sit 0enn Die g9elt 10 @ottperloIlen
Us ltroubt lid Der @e0anfe bel Dem Aort -
CAB aud Die llnifulo lol i'm 600 e%rblaiien.
Cap ibr nidt lhellt ielblt Dor Dem &in0esmor02 2!
&, laBt Ole 9inolein gu mir fonmen",
9at emit Ser @ottesiobn 10 idon geiugt; -
Oob elier Sab, or bat erflommeu
Den @ipfel Der llnnleni6lidfeit getuaet.
Drum mebe euh, Ole beIheIuo ipotten
Gem einfaditen @eieb Der GbriItenpfliht
lln0 I'm elm Bolt gano ols5urotten
Wian 0ielen Sterbenoen 0as 8roo niht briht.
SeiO ibr nit Ylinobeit oenu geIhIogen
Gb' euh OeS SinlmeIs Corn pernidten mill?
=, martet nur, nad] lolben Sagen
0a idppeigt Die Ybarii1erpeisbeit it'll;
Nbredrllng nabt elltmenldten oGbrilten"
llnO i'urdtbor miro Der Gag Ser gfahe iein =
Sic milr0er 5ittern ment iies fuiBten
Gas Y}aB ser Sdulo, eS miro gefiilt bolo lein.
Damn b0rei iic oaS Son1nern, &logen
Ger Onngeru0en nit bnngem @rauen nab'n;
Sebn leBte Vlide breden0 lngen
&on 70 bcl gtot uno Dual I'M 5iebermobn; -
9an1 borel Ie Der &leincn Stimmen
Sdluad), Din1merno, a6 I'M etlpas SpeiIe flebn
Seb'n, mic Ben friiben zoo, ben lhlimmen
YtuB 2iebe bilflos peinen0. fommen iebn.
@er nelnt Der Wiitter SeelenqualeL
No tie Dem NabnIinn in Die Arme treibt
gin S6uler5 0eB Bib uus nidts fam n1ale1
Den Die Jemefs audi ms S6ulobu6 I1reibt.
Die ibrer blonogeloften &leinen
OaS liebe Sdemenauge breden iub'n
y lagt, ncr milBte 0a niht neinen?l
Gntieblid iaBt uis oieier Sonlmer AMI
llno ibr, Die 0ieie Scot peri6uloet,
Die ibr oas Gleno tno oe 9eioen ltuft
Sic ibr ais @dter ie geouloet
sob eud Die Sdmad ni6t gum 8etpiilen rlft?l
$50 lit &ultur, no Gbritentum g~eblieben,
3crreiBt ni6t mebr oas Ser5 iold' ounfles gilo2
Gas 5ur S~er5peiflung ibr getrieben
Gas Spfcr - ein 81 500 gebesteS Wilo.
Gltf flagt Der &inoer bilflos 5leben
SIR matter @lid in hummer &lage an;
Sn ibren bleihen 3igen lteben
Die 2ei0eI, Ole ibr linen aneetan
2aBt eud Die 0efooen0 ~nergeiien
Dos Olene Iefel 0ieler ihfpor5en Eat?
Sn Der ole Wta6t ole ibr beIeien
Den Gipfel Dor Dem Stur0 errungen bat.
90 loBt oe bier peri6ont mir blieben
Ger 2iebe 8erf unS meibn NIT gdr5er 4raft,
$50 iene baIer, laBt unS lieben,
Ger Wadt %begegnen, Die oas goie idafftl
CAB Der lriunpb Der Yrlloerliebe
Sm ernIten 8ilen uno nit beilgem Dtllt
Gin unpergGnglid 0enfmal bliebe
Der tenren Sein1at uno Dem 0eutiden Ylut!
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24

smnGrOn, @eaIIO0i. iuirfIihe SeIifa.
teiIeH, iinO 81 haben bel:
VabIers, 1915 Risss Martt.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24

Bum MuSi6neioen.
50 bOlb bcr 2cu3
6. s. 10 e b r.

O'P II u II MI.
GS brault Der @ino, es 1d3en meme 9iren,
Gin talter Regenidauer peitidt Die 9enlter;
@ie rieienbaite nddtlide @elpenIter
Gurdldreiten 9al uno Siigel Die @olfiiren.
@as falm in oieiem rGtielfremoen Qonoe
an Sdonbeit, Sinn uno Seele tef erfreltte,
Siat beite ih Der orallie 600 our 9eutc
Sa idauerlide bleide 9iinftgeponoe.
90 bolo Der 2en5, Ser CONNER poll bon Moien,
gaS Sero 10 melt, emit ilberreif al 2iebe,
welb nun mad Dir Dor S1mer3 uno Sebniuft gllben.
0of gage nibt uno laB ole Stirme tolen:
Ginlt binter oieiem tolen @eltgetriebe
@iro uns Elm btiitenreiher 2eno %erbliiben.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-24

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granden Sic feline 0rndiaden?
9as o@aibiugton Sonrual" Orndt
JIG snt nnO prOmpt. nuniOu 2abel".
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