davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
Timer ScntOnis fcicrt 60jabrigrS
Ycitehcu.

9ie Sdngcrgcicai6aft Seltonia
III Him, @iirttcmbcrg, bcging ibr
~60idbriges 9eiteben nit elmer bon
Mluiif- mo Gborportrdgcn umrobm.
ten Seier I'M SouIbau. &ereinsuor.
itano StaOtrat Soruu1g 5eid]rete in
elmer @niprad)e ein YilO pom Mer.
ben ocS bon II Timer Yitroern init
Der 3ielridtung Der Yfle9c pom 2teO
uno OclitiGer slrt gegriil0eten Ser.
Gins, Der beltte Die ltattlide 3obI
bon 80 Sangcrn aufmeiit. 9ln orcl
Singer fonrte fir %25idbrige 3uge.
borigfeit gum Y%tGnner1or Die San.
gcrnaOel, all 81 ooS SGngcrglus iiir
%10idbrigc Wtittdtigfett perlieben
tDcrOen. Seinen I'M &ricge gebliebe.
men Wtitglieoern miro Die @eleuitaft
cine @eOtnftofel mionell Doiiir be.
reitS Wfittel geiammelt iinO.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
9ic amcrifnniide @rbtnnte.

@iner in ni6t belouOcrS CLAN.
jenocu 8erbdltnIiien lebenoen So
mile in Wiain5 giug oleler Gage
ole Witteilung 81, Dab lie bon elmer
III Amcrifa bisber leba.oen, icet
ue~ritorbcuen Qonte ole Sunlme pom
10000 Collars 9cerbt babe. Eanit
lit Die 8amilic nit cinem Sd)lage
in Die &eibe Der millionaire nod
oelltidem Negriii ciuQeriidt. ocnn
bci Dem Oelaeltigeu @alatoltna0 be.
Del,ten 10000 9ouer rurb ~ Wtil.
liouen Wiarf nah ocutlheul @eloe.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07

Gic Sdrtci brlist IN YarIamcnt
3Iuel IbgcUr0neir mo einel SeHa.
tor. SIR GrIah ~ Die ,Sdmabtlde
SuIfspreie". S1r Yrogranm ~
ieporotiitilb mo erltrcbt ole LIN.
teIlbartelt ucs YanotS mo UolllIan'
oiDe alltOnOmle. 6ernere Yro.
Drummpmtte: llcbernabne Der
friibereu fatboIiid)en WtIttelidulen
mo 9rridtmg fat1ollider Glemclt'
tarldyulcn. gSabrcno Die oeutid)idtud.
biide &Oltspartel ldon III Starts.
burg ocn AnihluB all 0roBrimla.
MEN ertlartc, bat DIE Intouonue.
partei lid oen &%arlsburger Se'
ldliIllen crit Dor %fur5enI anBcldloi.
ler. Wegenwdrtig linoeu SerDano'
lungcn 6lucdS 3uiamnIengebenS bel.
DER Yartelcn ilutt, ole aOer Olsber
nod 81 tculem GrgebuIne gelubrt
Daben. Iuf politiidem mo tonfeiiio-
lellcm UebIcte ourtte n luldeS
3uiommeugebcn aild uidt er1olgcn.
Mus ble euangelIidle Sird)e III
8roBrumanien betriiIt, 10 lit pom
GultuSminilter Sftouian @ogo
groBte fonieiiioneIle 0relbcit Der.
iprod)eu mor0en. Ole Oeutiben
coang. @emcinoen SiebenbiirgenS
mo AltrumGnienS babe iid groB.
tenteils bereitS neutrality-suspicious.
utO ibncn neroen oewntddlt allb
Ole Sutominer iolgen. Mas Oas
&erb0ltnlS 81 Den an0ersiprod)i1en
Guan9cliiden betriiit, 70 beitano Der
Elan, nit allen @uongelii6en Ger-
boi0lungen oui5uncbmen uno dbn.
lid mic in YreuBen cine mierte
Stride 6u idoifcu. Gieicr Glan
puroe ieOod) porlduiig aus @eiorg.
mis- Dor cinem Spradenitreite faI-
len geIaiicn.
Die Gcuti4en @eiiorobiens iinO
ourhmeg rumdnenfreunolid. @ls
Ger InidluB Declarations al Hll.
m6rien proflomiert ipuroe, lparen
Die oclltidcn Soloniiten Die ~eriter,
Nie iih oils %gnbdrlger 0eS glnidlulieS
erfIdrten. gniangs 9luguit traten
ldnltli6e Gcrtreter oes 0eutiden
8olfeS in 9eIiarobien in &arutino
5uiammen, nm iiber Die Sro0e Der
uolfiiden mo firdliden Sr9aniia.
ton 81 terbonoeln. Nm Der Spite
Der OeutiA.beiiorobii6en 9%eiregun9
itebt @bg. @i0mar. 0as gcrb1ltnis
81 @roBrumduien lit stpor elm beIie.
res ols oas Der Sadien, immerbin
berridt aud bier neiteroingS I'm.
5uirieoenbeit. ga Oie pe%riprod)eHe
SelbItucrpaltrug ouSgebIieben lit.
GeIotiu orl bciten lit Die Gage ser
Deutihen in ser @ufoipina, ga Die
les @ebict iriiber 81 Seiterreih &C.
borte, Die 6ertide 9illtiir bier om
meilten bo6enIt1noi9 lit uno ole oIte
oIterrei6iide Organization nod
nahe5r unoerGnocrt fortbeiteht. 0cs.
boIb miro oie rumdnii6e @erluaI-
tiIng bier om m~eniglten oriideno
e%ntpflnoen. guBeroem bifoet GSer.
notpib ourd feline l1nibcrIit6t, an
Der Die beIten 9r6fte unterridten,
oaS cigentIide oeutide auItur.
centrum.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
ee6en Sic, Sas lit Gin @cIdaft!

Miaionen bat ein in Sombnrg
Gial5, mobnenoer S6meinebdnOIer-
Ter nit ieinem @robumiob a0ciu
nad Dem auslanO peroient. Wton
bat feItgeitellt, ooB er i'm Iebten
Sabre, obne Den &erfauf i'm SnlanO,
1900 6erfel nnf Dem auslano ge-
~liefert bot. @r ielbit lebnte Elm Gin.
ge6ot BON 400 Mart ab, Oa er I'M
4uslanO ebenlooiel 8ronf Oafiir be.
fon1me. An ben 1900 Serfeln
bot oieier Sdmeine6GnOler, wenn
man einen 8eroienit BON nur 100
Morf fir ie0es 6erfel onnimn1t, t.
100000 Marf peroient. nno oas in
eineln Sabre altf Soften Der 6leild-
~ueriorgung in 0eutidlanOl
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
Gpfer idluerer edidialsidIaae.

&ranfbeit in Ser 6amilie bat Sen
am Sanauer Boltamt beihGftigten
A Sabre alien Sberpoitoiiiitentcn
SoIef SramB auf Gle Anflagebotf
oes Sdmur9esiGts gefii6rt. 9a Iein
ginfommen nidt allsreidte, Inn Den
InforoerungerL Die oos 2ebcn err
foroert, geredt 5n werOen, loite er
Die Wtarten BON e~in9ebenoen 8rie-
fen a6, na9 uno no6 brodte er es
auf etua 500 Stiif, Damn eignete er
iid etma 60 Boltpafetnorenen an
nnO uerwanOte Die Marfen fir iid.
Spater giny er oa5u ii6er, Gin.
fdreibienOungen bon 8iiouteriefa-
brifen 81 0ffnen uno Sen oarin be.
finoli6en @olo- u1o Sriacnten.
ihmud BON gang betrGdtlidem 8ert
lib an5uei9ner. Die Sdmudgegen.
itanOe p~erfaufte er Damn fir feline
EeAnung, fir einen aus einem Bril-.
lantenfoaier ausgebrodenen Stein
ollein erbielt er 5000 Marf. DIS
urteil gegen ibn lautete auf 1 Sabr
@efGngnis.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
geridmcl5nne uom Sancrnserbanocn

Sn S%ffenburg, 9aoenL fanoen
8erfnnolungen 5miiGen Den 9anoes.
a~usid,ulicn oes 9aoiidlen 9nncrn'
bnnocs unS 0es 8aoiihen Salern'
perbonoeS 5mefs einer GinigunJ
itatt. Ter porgelegte N~errta9sent'
ipurf sur Gini9ung wuroe bon bct'
Den Ausihiilien gencbmiet. Gas
@cid1itSlabr Der neuen Grganiia.
ton beginnt nit Dem 1. Sanuar
1921. Bis gu oiciem 3citpantte lit
Die @cridjmelsung ourf5nflbren.
Sa oan weiterel YerhanOllngen nit
Dem @crtreter bes 8erbanbes baoi.
fiber Observation-Disclosures @enolien-
Idaitel lporen ole beioen Iusidiiiie
e~runEiatlid nit Der @ilouns cines
3metfcerbanOes einperitanoen our ge.
eenicitigen 1oroerlng uno 8atrun9
Der Sntereiien ocs 8crbanocs nod
ocn @~runOidten Der Nrbcitsoertei.
lung.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
SON u SbcrIcbrcrn berfIaet.

gtus anlnB Ger Jtegelung Oes I'm
terprimaners 8oliiiolo pom Heal.
gpmtaiium in Goitod bate Der
Staotrat Hespital in ieinem lo5ialoe.
motratiiGen Organ ge6uBcrt, Die
Shmuttarten an 0eu Stn0trot
SAroOer, Die Den anlaB our @nt-
laiiung 8.'s gegeben batten, ieicn
ole 6riihte Der Yaoagogif Der Sber-
lebrer. llnenolide Grouer wiirOe ole
Miitter iolder S0bne befaaen, meull
lie wiiBten, ME teilIueiie Die &ro.
oufte Der boberen &aoagugif ii1 in
perpeiteter Ebantalie entlaOen ba-
ben. 9arauibin wurOe &espital BON
70 S%berlebrern uerflagt.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
Die tuiberipenitisen Grieier.

1ie in Der Gereinigung Der TIDE
dilGcn @eiitll1feit 5uiammeu9e.
I1loiienen tid)etiid)en Yrieiter iilO
ourt ibre Observation-Disclosures aul
oen 8iDeritano Der Yiidoie gcito.
BEN. IS wuroe Der 8ereini9un9
pom gr5biihof &oroac Der Iuftrag
~crtcilt, iiG aui5uloien uno in Do
3eion .8erbdnoen oulammenouid)lie'
ben. Sic Yeruiung Der 8ercini'
gung an ben Yapit wuroe abgemle'
fen. Sn einel abgebaltenen @ene'
ralperiammlung Der 8ereinigurg
wuroe nit 345 gegen 60 Stlmmer
bei1loiien, Die Gereinignng nift
auisuloicn, ionoern Tie peiterbelte'
bcn 3u laiien.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
3weiter Ginbru6 In edIuf @enIuf.

gltf benz S9lolie Neubof nabe
bel &oburg lit gum 5weiten Scale
i~nnerbolb peniger 8odell elm gro
fer ginbr1td periibt woroen. Dles-
NAL tpuroen Silberparen, Seppide
uno &leioulgsltiide i'm 8erte bon
iiber 100000 Marf geltoblen. 9ie
8eItoblene lit Srau &ittmeiiter
Oorft. Ser Snoultrielle @ebeimer
aommer3ienrot ArnolO bat fir ole
&ricgsteilncbmer nno oeren Sintcr-
6liebenen unter Dem Sitel nWt. Ss.
far Mrnolo-S tiftung" cine Stiftung
erridtet, Die Die @enebmigung Der
baperii1cn Interchangeable erbal.
ten bat. 9as Stiftungsfapital be-
trGat 100000 Marf.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
Ser rute SaGm.

@us oeridieoenen Srten S6iirin-
gems puroen in letter 3eit oufIal-
LEND piele 8r0noe Don lanOwirt'
I9aitliden anweien gemelOet. Sn
allen SQaen milo 9ranoitiitung Der.
mutct. @epiIie an5eiden lalIen bar
auf idlieBen, OaB Den 2anOwirtet
pom abgepieienen Samiterern Der
rote &nbn auf oas Cad 9eiebt wnr'
oe. Sn lanOmirtidaftlid)en areiien
berrId)t ltorfe ~gmporung iIber oieies
rudlple Sreiben.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
SnbilGnm OeS GRINDERS Scs 8ic.
lnnOmnIcumS.

8ieier Gage Ohrfte 9ribatier
NeinbolO Sdele in SiberbadL Wiir.
tbg, friiber Wiitinbuber Der 6irna
S6ele-SlaBnef, I'M &reile ieiner
Somilie unO 6reullOe in poaer Vii.
itigfrit Die golOeue Sot5cit ieiern.
Sie 6eier genann oaOur6 cine all
gemelne Se0eutu19, Oab Der SubiIar
g!eid5eitig oils @riinOer 0es@ielauo
muIeuns geieiert purOe. Nit III.
enolifem 6leiB uno gepan0ter Sad.
fenntnlS bat er oas 8artenbolts Oes
9iGterS Wiartin @ielano, iein ge-
liebtes ~Slsfullim", angefauft, oic
nod lebenOen Na6fomulen 8ie-
LAMBS, oarunter namcntli9 Sen Uni.
neutrality-suspicious. Or. Bernhard
Seuffert in 8roa fir oas rnterne6.
men 81 geminnen peritonOen uno oas
bii6ide SGus6en an DER &iB nit
tpertuoaen Anoenfen an @ielolto,
namentlid Sen peridieoenen 9ltsga-
ben ieiner 8erfe ou%sgeItattet; 6eOeli-
ten0e meitere 3umenoungen Itno
bereits teltamentariid ii6ergelteut.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
Die SudluaRcridaOen 96lns.

8ie Die StuOtuerwaItun9 3oIn
6cfonnt CAB, betragt Der 9eiumte
cur1 oas lette 9odwaiier i'm Staot-
freiS &oln entltonOene S6aOen runO
is Wti1ioncn Marf, oarunter befin-
ben lid etipa 4 MilIonen Wtarf ItdO-
til6en lulo $4,000 Wfart itaatli9el
Sdaoens. 9iSber mltrOen BON Der
Staot aoln uno pom &eid lie /
Otiaion Wfarf geipenoet; Don priua'
ter Settle 100000 Miart.t
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
Carmen SDlua.S tiitung in 8ei.
mar.

Man plant 5ur5eit cine Carmen.
5plpa.S tiitlng nit Dem Sls in
8eimar. 3tued Der Stiftung lit eS.
cas- 4nOcnfcn Der 0ihterln, DIE Der
emit 10 maliden in Not 9erotencil
2iinitler tattrGitig unteritiiBt bat,
ourb Bcrbreitling ibrer Merle out.
rcd)t 81 erbolten. namentlid) obet
nit Dem 81 ianmeln0en &apital,
oas man ourb YeitrGge oui5ubrin.
gen boiit, uerOicntcu, ourd Die ytoi
GER 3cit bcor1ugten Gid)tcrn aus.
Biebige Silfe 5u gcm1hren.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
@eitullenes @%emeismateriaI.

gnr Der Stroftammcr in 0iiIlel'
oorf botten liA AS giienbabner me-
gen elmer oorl3en &eibe bon Gieb-
ltdblen gu permtmorten; tie BADEN
II. a. aud groBe Mengen Stotte ge-
Ito6len. Gin &eil oieier GUIDE NOR
i5ur 8er6anolung in oas @eri6ts0c'
6dpSe geItaift worOen. Gines Nor
gems ma1te man oie GntOcdung, Dob
sic Su6baaen in Ser Nodt abcr.
mails geltoblen moroen lino.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
Nahridlten bon einem SutacgIanb'
ten.

Sic 0amiIie Ses 9u9meiiters SO,
icf 9priig in @iaingen. @nocn, err
bielt Oleler Gage bon ihrcm leit s
Sabrelt permibtcn Sobne Ollrh einen
bcimgcfclrten &ameraecn. Der Den
@rici 6bernlittelte, gsad)riht Gus ST.
bilicn, oaB er Iete uno OaB eS ibnl
gut gebe. Ser bisber @crmibte III
i'm Nlter bon II 3abrcn bel 8riegs.
ansbruf alS Observation-Disclosures inS
Seer eingetreten unO 1915 in ruili'
ld,e @ciangemlhaft geraten.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
GrmurOnng bon @%OlarfOridlern SmrdJ
bic 8plI6etuilren.

Scr nMntin" beriGtet aus Gbri-
Itianio, oaB Die 5mei @eglciter
4munoIens, namenS Eeniicn uno
&nuoien, fiirsli9 bon oeu 9olihc.
miIten auf Der Snlel Sninir am
SItranoe bon Sibirien gctctct nor.
Sen ieien. Siditi6erin io!cgrapbiertc
on Nanien na6 Rriitiania, oaB Die
Gopietrceierung bon oiciem 8orfau
feinerlei Nahriht erbaiten Gabc nno
oaB cine llnteriuhung eingelcitct
per0c.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
SelbitmurOe in 1tnoarn n~nocbcuer
geIticgen.

0as amtlide llnoarii6e Nadrid.
tenbureaii in 8ieu teiIt nit, Dab
Die 3obI Der Selbltmoroer i'm Iou.
fenoen Sabre ouf 1850, oos belBt
0as Adtfa6e beS ~bisberigen Sub
reSourdidnittes, gcitiegen III. DC.
fanntli9 beltebt Die begriin0ete Ser.
mutung, Dab cine 9roBe 3obl Oieicr
ongebli6e.I Selbitm0roer in 8irf.
lidfeit Dem peiBen Gerror gum
0pfer aefaLlen 1T.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
&anbmurO an cinem antidcr.

Ser arbeiter Otto Iolermarn,
Der bel Dem YauernbofSbeliser Bonl
in 8elfom bel Stargar0 in 9ienlt
Itono, puroe BON 3mei Wtdnnern,
sic er ans @utnliitigfeit aut Dem
8oqen mitgenom1en bate, eritobcll
uno beraubt. Die EGter fliid)tcter
nit Dem 8agcn uno puroen ipater
in Stargaro bel Dem geriuf, 8agcn
uno Yferoe gu perfaitfen, feltgenom'
men.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
sGiifabrtSb;nScrnis bel Siuacn.

9ur6 hcn l%lntergaug zines Sol3'
d)iifcs i'm 9inAer Sod por crue
iold)e Storun9 entitanoeh Oob niGi
iueniger oils 800 Shiiie all Scr
Stredc 5pii6eu Sol5iO mte NIeocr'
beimboh Dor Nnter gchcn mlBten.
Nid obcrholb Der llnfanitcIle lo9crl
lubc5n 200 Gdiiic mitotia.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
t-@iaiOm. stiftnma fir anOpiss.
burg.

Sn ser lettcn nidtoiientliGen
Sisun0 oes 2nowigsburger @elnein.
oerats fonrte Der Staotporltono Die
irelloi0e Otittcilung MAIDEN, Dab bon
eincli III Der Shmei5 lebcnoen 2uO.
migsbnrger liir Ole @obliabrtspflege
Der StaOt 1 Wiiaion Marf eeltiitet
uoroen lint. Die Stiitung mliroc
anocrcmnlen. IS wuroe belhlolien.
Dem Sitter oen ber5IIhen Cant ser
Staot ollrt, ocr G%tabtuorltano aus.
oriidcn 81 laiicn mo ibm 0as Gb.
ren6iir0crredt Scr StaOt Suowigs.
burg 81 ucrlclbcn.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
Der SrOpbet 2unis SGnfer
nerhnftet.

SIN @olfsbuus gu 2eip5ig tuur.
oe DER befannte o8eltbeilano uno
Bropbet" 2ouiS SauBer perbaftet.
anIaBli6 Der Seitnubme fam es gu
Sumulti8enen, Die iid bis auf Die
StraBe fortpfIau5ten. 3u beionoers
lcbbaiten Auitritten fam es in oci
0abe oes 8aperii6en HlascS, mo Ell
ne no6 Sunoerten 8dblenoe Wlen'
I6enmen9e Die I~bfiibrung SauBers
uto ieiner beioen Sobne gu uerbin'
bern iu6te.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
Seine @O9nnns fir innsc G6spaurc.

Die miirttembergii6en Mo9nun1s.
6mter baben arf lbrer oieier Gage
abgebaltenen SonfereiS oagelidtS
Der iIbergroben 3obl bon gbeiulie.
3ungen beiAloilen, Den Ghepoorei,
Die nod nidt 25 Sc5rc alt fro,
feline 8obnung 81 geben. 8erner lit
cine @ripeiterilng Der 9ei1lognab-
memo9liGfeit geplant. - Ton Aints
pegen miro allo cine s2iutlOe BE.
u0lferun9spolitif uerbinoert.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
SrembenOerfcbr in @icsbabcn.

Sis gum 1. SftObel muroen in
@iesba6en fiir Oieie nellil Ntonate
msgciamt S6,943 6remoe, oarlntel
24.S37 Gula6It, ge5ablt. Ser
,Sremocnbcihd, lit INNER nod nid)i
ltarf, ). .. iitlo i'm September, Ell
nem &auptmonat, nod 5000 6renioe
ppniger ais I'M 9lcidlcr Monat Der
6~rieocnsaeit aeS1bIt worocn.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
&irdendor itreift tpabrenS bes
SudamtS.

Sn Gbirntbennins bel Gingol'
ling, 8apern, trot wdbreno oes
0pualnts Der &irdend)or in Den
Streif, neil DER 0elebrierenoe Brie'
tier nit Dem Begun Der 8anoluna
.tidt eetportet bat, biz Der ebo'
oos Ganftum gu GnOe geluitgell
Ger Gbor perlicB wabreno Der bl
panolung inter Gemurmel 9boi
unS STRIDE. lleber oas offentlid)'
AergerniS ber,iut 9roBe groltfe
runa in Der @emcinoe.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
Ser Gant iapaniidIer YrOfeiiuren al
SentIhlan0.

Sn oanfbarer Grinnerung an lire
in Seioelberg perlebten StuOieniaDre
baben Orei iapantihe Brofeiioren Der
Wieoioin, Or. q. ". O8awa BON ser
uniperlitdt Eofio, Or. Suoupe unO
Or. geiibi Don Der Gobofu.llniuerli-
tat, inter ibren &~oaegen, Die eben-
fauS bort ituoiert babeti, cine 8elO"
iommlung peranitaltet, Oeren @rtra9
in Sobe bon 1000 Gen Dem glir'
germeiiter pon SeiOelberg our frelen
8erfiigung iiberwialen werOen ioa.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
Sin Standardization atttorbcn.

Sn @ieBen ltarb Dor Sturgeon int
alter pom 4G Sabren ser friiber in
Sortenroo I'M areis 9ieoenfopf on.
ioilige Seilfinltler 0ran5 Gifomcit
ser unter Dem gtamel. der Sarten.
rooer @unocrooftor" in weiten arei.
len bcfannt mar uno nod INNER Don
wirflifen uuo eingebiloeten aranfen
belud)t mur0e.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
SdGrfitc W%aRnabmen gegen ben
@nd)er in 8nDern.

Ser bopcriihe Winiiterrut be.
idaftigte lid) nit Der 9eitrafung oes
8uders ulo nabm in Ausiidt, oab
oieier 5ufiinftig nit 3udtbaitS, Chr
perIuIt, Stellung uilter Boli5eiaui
lift, @%inoicbung Der @ewinne uno
in Defenders idweren Gauen nit
Germ0gens . aonfisfation seabnoet
meroen Ioa.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-09-16
Ac2H2W R1cZZz2E

ventor. He was born In Charlestown,
Mass, and was graduated from Yale
In 1870 He studied painting under
Washington Allston and Benjamin
West. He became one Of the best OF
our early portrait painters and cred
it to his masters. He was the first
president of the National Academy OF
Design. The University of the City
Of New York made him professor of
the history of art in 1885. 1t was
while returning from Europe in 1882
chat he conceived the idea of the tele-
graph, but it wasNnOt until 1874 that
his efforts were successful and he was
able to send over the wire the mes
sage, "What hath God wrought2"
John William Draper (1811-1882)
was born near Liverpool, England, and
came to America in 1881. He gradu-
ated in medicine in 1886 from the
University of Pennsylvania. He took
the chair of chemistry and natural his
tory in the University of New York
in 1889. In 1841 he became professor
of chemistry in the medical depart
ment of the university.
So, you see, in 1889, when Daguerre
made his announcement of the first
photograph, Morse and Draper were
colleagues In New York university.
Morse was interested in photography
through his portrait painting and in
chemistry through his telegraph on
which he was working. Draper was
interested in photography through his
chemical investigations.
What more natural, then, that Morse
should hasten ito write Draper of
Daguerre's success in taking a photo
graph in a camera? Moreover, Morse
gave a full account Of Daguerre's
process. He and Daguerre were
friends, the Frenchman having trav-
eled in America, exhibiting "dlssolving
views"
Draper studied Morses account. He
quickly saw changes that could be
made in the process to shorten the
exposure of minutes to seconds. These,
If successful, would enable him to
make a photograph of living SUBJ
ject.
So Draper Immediately constructed
camera made out of a cigar box and
two spectacle lenses. Preliminary ex-
periments gave promise of success.
Then he asked his sister to sit for
him. She dressed up for the occasion
In the costume fashionable among New
York bellies Of the day and climbed
with her brother to the roof of the
university building where the Gun was
shining in full summer glare.
Draper first covered his sisters face
with a thick coating of white. Then
he put her down in chair and
clamped her head In an iron brace to
prevent her moving. Doubtless there
are galleries" even yet In remote
country districts where the clamp Is
! considered 4 necessary part Of the APP
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paratus Of f1rst-class gallery.
Professor Draper made an exposure
of only thirty seconds. Then he closed
the camera and hurried to the dark
room to develop the plate. AS matter
of fact, all he really hoped to get
was proof that an instantaneous ex-
posture" was feasible.
But it was an excellent likeness.
In fact it was so excellent that most
of the people to whom 1t was shown
were entirely skeptical and did not
hesitate to accuse the photographer
Of using, the pencil of the artist to sup
ply the deficiencies Of the camera.
However, Professor Draper obl1gingly
repeated the experiment many times
with unvarying success. Moreover he
wrote several articles for the maya
zines of the day, giving full details.
Finally the, dOubters were convinced.
Not only were the doubters con-
vinced but they demanded photographs
of themselves and their wives and
their sweethearts. Soon there was
such a demand for daguerreotypes
that Draper and Morse opened pho
tograph gallery. This was certainly
the first in America and probably the
first In the world.
With Professor Morse in Europe In
1889 was Matthew B. Brady (1824-
1880. He was a precocious boy Of
fifteen, an employee of A. I. Ste yart,
New YOrk's merchant prince" When
Professor Draper produced his "instan-
taneous photograph" Brady saw his
opportunity. He quickly established a
gallery on Broadway. He was sue
cessful from the start. In 1851 he
took a prize at the London worlds
fair. When the Civil war broke out
he was Brady, the Photographer"
with worldwide fame and galleries In
New York and Washington.
When the Civil war broke out Brady
started out with horse and buggy
and a camera to photograph 1t. He
was in the thick of the first battle
of Bull Run. That night he Numbered
into the New York fire department
zouayes. He was on foot, but he still
had his negatives. The zouaves gave
him a sword, which he strapped on
outside of his linen buster and So
made his way to Washington. In max
ing his wonderful collection Of Civil
war pictures, he spent the fortune he
had made as a photographer. In Wash.
ington, owned by Levin Corbin Handy
nephew, is a collection of 10000
Brady negatives. Nearly every one
is the portrait of celebrity. Edward
VII Is there. So are Andrew Jackson
and Edgar Allen Poe and Sam Houston
and Santa Anna and ]. ]. Audubon.
The index reads like catalogue Of the
worlds greatest Of the Nineteenth Gen.
fury.
Brady, the worlds most famous
photographers, died In the Presbyteri-
an hospital. New York, Q poor man.
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