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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23

luarrels OF Europe. and seek no special
advantage for ourselves. Each OF the
Allies has Its particular grievances and
aims. We have no grievance that is
not shared by all. and no aim that Is
not common to all. We stand as the
representative OF the whole free, hon
est. faith.keeping and peace-loving
world. seeking only TO check the crimi
nal career Of Germany and redress uni
versal wrongs.
Either Of these qualifications alone
might be expected to give us a power
full voice In allied councils. Both to-
gether are likely TO raise US to high
place OF authority. But most Ameri
cans today do not sloat over this pros
pect We are sobered and humbled by
the vast responsibility Of 1t. We only
hope TO measure up to the opportunity
awaiting us, an opportunity for unset
fish service and wise direction greater
than has ever come to any nation since
history began.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23
SLAVERY IN GERMANY.

St Joseph MOI News-Prest: Day
by day more facts leak out of Ger
many showing the conditions which
surround the working class in that
country. The other day we heard
through German official admissions that
young girls of Alsa ce-I.orraine had been
forced TO Involuntary labor for the Ger
man army. In response 20 the protest
of member of the reichstag, the Ger
man government agreed to release all
under seventeen years of age. What
shocking confession of child slavery
How caloused must be the hearts of
officials who will permit such horrors
Now. too, we get light on the position
of the Polish laborers in Germany.
These unfortunates-men and women
are passed from hand TO hand like chat
tells Their masters advertise them in
the newspapers and trade them one for
the other as convenience might dictate
We have to go back to the dark days
before the Christian era to find the par
allel for such brutality; and yet there
are foolish people in this country
some OF them working people-who have
not yet fully realized that human lib
erty in the exact sense of personal free
dom is at stake in this war. The fate
Of the man or woman in Germany. who
works with his or her hands. is one
of the terrible indictments of Prussian-
ism. We We're told for years that Ger
many. beyond any other country, cared
for her working people. Perhaps she
did. but so does a good farmer take care
of his stock, and from the way in which
Germany is now treating working peo-
pie il is quite evident that her interest
in them was the same as that of farm
er in his horses and cattle. They We're
really chattels of the state and were
kept in good condition that they might
serve the state. This is one of the
horrid politicaleconomic PHILOSOPHERS
that the world is in arms to destroy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23

farmers want 10 dispose Of their hogs
or other live stock. IL is the belief OF
the corporation commission that with
the running 20 full capacity OF cotton
gins and compresses. that large num-
ber Of cars VIII be released within a
short time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23

Bartlesvile Examiner: What with be-
ing too proud to beg, too honest to
steal, and no place to buy, Norway is
gaining some experiences in matters
pertaining to food supplies.
Henryetta Standard: The past week
bill" Murray ana Bill" Alexander
have modestly let ii be known that they
will be candidates for the nomination
as governor of the state. "Bill' Durant
came out with his announcement a
good while ago. There will be num-
ber of bills in the governmental pie,
il seems.
Miami News: BY the way Russia S
leading patriots issue proclamations,
we judge that there's still some vodka
on tap over there.
Durant Democrat: Some of the mu-
sicians can't play the star Spangled
Banner" because it isn't artistic, but
they find no fault with the quality of
the pictures on our bank notes.
Clinton Messenger: After all, it isn't
the cost of living that hurts. 1t is the
incidental expenses.
Guthrie Leader: 1t isn't peace Mr..
Wilson opposes, only peace talk
Gainesville CTexas) Register: Some OF
the untefriffed suffs look as though
they had made a vow not 10 shave
until the suffrage amendment is en-
acted.
Drumright Derrick: When gossip
comes in at the door, wave sweet
farewell to regulations.
Ft. Smith CArkJ Southwest American:
Colonel House and John Lind are still
running neck and neck in the contest
to determine which can say the least
about the business in hand.
Muskogee Times-Democrat: Wonder
full woman. for her age. that Sarah
Rernhardt She's still able to travel
with 30 handbags and 80 trunks.
McAlester News-Capital Senator La
Toilette, great booster for free speech,
Is reported to be asking 100000 of Wis
consin editors for having exercised the
privilege.
Beaumont CTexas) Enterprise: People
used to boast about the ship their an
cestors came over in. But in the fu-
ture they're going to brag about the
ship they went over in.
jerks Enquirer: Occasionally man
IS clever enough to know how important
he isn't.
Boston Transcript: The examination
of the skull of Charles MI of Sweden
has progressed far enough to demon
strate that Gustaf inherited his bone
head.
st. Joseph MOI News-Press: The
League of Conscientious Directors has
employed a press agent. No conscien-
tious objection to free advertising.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE NOT
TO ASK EXEMPTIONS

New ork. Nov. 22.-The National
league will not ask special exemption
for any of its baseball players. and is
not in sympathy with any selfish plan"
OF discrimination In favor OF its bust
ess or players. declared John h. Tener.
president OF <Ae league. today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23
RUSSIA'S I. w. w.

From a pamphlet written by Nikolai
Lenine. leader OF the Socialist faction
which has lately scrambled to the top
OF the heap In Russia, we get these
Illuminating glimpses of the Bolshe-
Wiki and their aims:
I'VE represent the class-conscious
proletarians. hired laborers and the
poorer portion of the rural population
1--WE must Immediately take over the
control OF the banks and capitalistic
syndicates trusts. with a view to nat
ionalizing them-that is. making them
the property of the whole people.
We advocate republic of Councils
of Workmen, Soldiers, Peasants, etc.
All the power must belong to them.
Army officers should be elected by
the soldiers, and every step taken by
the officers and generals should be au-
thorzed by special soldiers deputies.
The soldiers should have power to
oust their superiors, and should obey
only those whom they themselves elect.
"The peasants should Immediately be
given possession of private lands
Thus we see that, in broad essentials,
the new famous Bolsheviki stand for
about the same thing in Russia that
our Industrial Workers of the World
stand for in America. But we suppress
our Bolsheviki while Russia's l. W. w.
suppress her.
What sort Of government would re-
suit IL such principles were actually
put into practice may be imagined by
anybody who can imagine Miton's
Chaos:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23
Terrible Nalady.

Worse than any tonsilitis.
Yea. than even 'pendicitis.
Is the deadly tightwaditis--
It's as bad as slackeritis.
-Chickasha Express.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23

Mile. cheng. VINO mas Just passed the
final examination at the Paris univer-
sity law school. II the first Chinese
woman lawyer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23

Three United States senator's have
announced that they VIII not be can
didates for re.election-Borah OF Idaho
Williams OF Mississippi and Warren Of
Wyoming.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23
Political Observations.

Senator stones announcement that
he will he candidate for reelection
hasn't caused a ripple on the political
waters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23

Illimitable ocean, without bound,
without dimension; where length,
breadth and height
And time and place are lost; where
eldest Night
And Chaos, ancestors of Nature, hold
Eternal anarchy, amid the noise
OF endless wars, and by confusion
stand"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23
Wyoming.

With the sister state OF New York
safely placed in the equal suffrage col
umn. as result Of the recent election,
the New Jersey Woman's Suffrage AZ
ISOLATION is laying Its plans for the
capture Of New Jersey in 1920. when
the question OF suffrage may be voted
upon again.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23
From Other
Editorial Pages
FOLLOWING TILE CAMPAIGN or
JOSHUA.

JOSHUA.
Wichita Kan) Beacon: And now the
British Mesopotamian army has cap
tured Hebron. twenty miles fran the
birthplace OF Christ.
More than thirty.three centuries ago
Joshua, at the head OF the Israelite
hosts, marched over the same ground.
capturing Hebron and putting its king
TO death. In one OF the battles he
found the time was too short and 80
he commanded the sun and moon to
stand still while his. men fought.
Forty years before, Moses was lead
ing the children OF Israel out OF Egypt
TO this promised and OF Canaan. He
sent out spies. who were overawed By
the giant sons OF Anak whom they saw
at Hebron. All but Joshua and Caleb
gave unfavorable reports. and the Lord
was displeased at the perverseness and
the credulity Of the Israelites, and de-
creed that they must wander forty
years In the wilderness.
How are the mighty fallen" mourn.
fully sang David as a requiem for his
friend Jonathan. nearly 5000 years ago.
and then he asked the Lord for guid.
ance. God commanded him to go to
Hebron, and there he was anointed
hlTk VI Juudn aNibHNb oNfNh yNoa ~
before going to Jerusalem.
And almost forty centuries ago
Abraham built an altar at Hebron and
there bought his first land. There was
buried his faithful wife Sarah. and
also Isaac and Rebekah and Jacob and
Leah and Joseph.
The bones OF the shepherd patriarchs
of David. the sweet singer OF Israel
of Joshua. the mighty warrior-have
orumbled and mingled with the sands
of the centuries. but the world fights
on over its ancient backgrounds and
mankind. like Sisyphus. rolling the
great burden to the top OF the hill, sees
II roll back and create another task.
But mankind has learned. Upon
| reaching Hebron II refuses TO be awed
by the giants who bar the way to the
promised land Of world peace and free
dom.
II is a strange and wonderful drama
| that is taking place on earth today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23
is taking place on earth today
mot OUR WAR;

lola QiasJ Register: An lola woman
who returned recently from visit to
Chicago says she saw there eighty
three Belgian children, every one of
whom. girls and boys alike. had been
mutiated in one way or another by
the Germans. Some Of them had a
hand cut off. some foot, some both
hands. Not one was whole.
The United States government is in
possession of an official report declar-
ing that not one woman in Belgium
above the age Of l6 years but has been
misused by the Germans.
Mr. f. c. WIalcott, a representative
of the Rockefeller Foundation. has
published a statement in which he
quotes friend who was recently in
that part of France evacuated by the
Germans as saying that women by the
score were imprisoned in the dug-outs.
tethered for the use of their bodies by
officers and men.
William Allen White and Henry AL
len. just returned from the French and
Italian fronts, say that if you believe
all that you hear about German atroc'
ity and then add 20 per cent to it you
will come somewhere near the real
truth.
And yet there are some-most sur
prising of all some women-who say
this is not our war;
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23

Sheep. when frightened. always run
TO an elevation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23

Durant Democrat: Some OF the mu-
sicians can't play the Star Spangled
Banner" because it isn't artistic, but
they find no fault with the quality of
the pictures on our bank notes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23

Miami News BY the way Russia S
leading patriots issue proclamations,
we judge that there's still some vodka
on tap over there.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23

Ardmoreite want. ads bring results.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23

Clinton Messenger After all, 1T isn't
the cost of living that hurts. 1t is the
incidental expenses.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23

denomination of Miss Jeanette Han
kin, the congresswoman from Montana
by the Republicans Is held to be DOUBT.
ful at this time, but In the event OF
her denomination the Democrats are
preparing to 'go after her. Montana
politicians generally hold the opinion
that Miss Rankin will not come BACK
next year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23

Guthrie Leader: 1t isn't peace Mr..
Wilson opposes, only peace tax.
Gainesville Crexas) Register: Some OF
the untefriffed suffs look as though
they had made a vow not TO shave
until the suffrage amendment is en-
acted.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23
Scissors and Paste.

Bartlesville Examiner: What with be-
ing too proud to beg, too honest to
steal. and no place to buy, Norway is
gaining some experiences IN matters
pertaining to food supplies.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23

Members Of the Democratic nationa
committee and state committeeman arr
to meet in Chicago Nov. 20 TO extend
the zone system by the organization o.
what will be known as zone No. 4
comprising Illinois, Indiana Iowa
Kansas. Kentucky, Michigan, Mime
sofa. Missouri. Nebraska, North an,
South Dakota and Wisconsin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

W}inor rpurOe Sir W2urrap Uorge-
iteat, uno 0ieier lerrte in ibm einen
70 feinen, gelebrten Ntann fennen
Dab er ou9 ipGterbin Die reglte &or-
relpon6en3 nit ibn1 rnterbiet. Selt.
iomer nod oIs 0ieie @eI6i6te lit Ser
9eridt bon Or. @linor's OforOtot.
Or. @tinor, Elm oeborener 9lmerifo.
ner, Der llripriin9litb ols 9lr5t in iei-
ner Seimnt tGtig mar, belt itd) lGn-
gere 3eit gum 8eiud in 2on6on oltf.
@ines g6obtS, eS modte itbon 2 llbr
iein, beeab er iib, Sbn elmer @eieG.
idaft beintfebren0, 5u ieiner @ob-
nilne. 9ie globt mar ben unO rubig.
8or Der Soustiir begegnete Or. Wli-
nor einem einiomen iungen W}onn,
Der SIT ieiner 9(rbeit ging. @s mar ein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

Dies eeidob oub; ober tpie Itourte
Sir 0illrrap, ais cine fllr5c 9lbiage
ais glntlport eintraf. Sein SSilterelie
mur0e our1 6ieie @eigerung nod
ItGrfer, uno er bat 6en merhpiiroieen
@iiienihoftler briefIi6 Inn glufflGs
rltns. Sierouf l6rie6 Or. Wlinor, OoB
er eeilnobeitlib an ser 9eiIe nod
2onoon oerbinoert iei, 6oB er ii9
o6er freuen piiroe, ipenn SirOlurrop
ibm oie @1re ieineS 9eiuheS eripei-
fen molle. 0alirroD trot ioglei6 Die
,Sobrt an itn6 beitieg in Graiptborne
Sen @ogen, Der i'm I'M gluftroge 0eS
@elebrten eriportete. Anbei6reiblib
a6er mar Die 8erbliiifung 6es eroben
Spro6forihers, nls Der &utiber ei-
men Seitenapeg einidIug un6 idlieb-
lid Dor Dem Sore bon 8ron0moore,
Ser beriibnlten 9lnItolt fir. seiltes-
fronfe Ser6re6er, Solt mohte. Sln
8erlouf elmer langen llnterreoung
nit Dem Setter ser 9lnltolt erfrbr
Murrap, 0ab Or. Wlinor, Der eelebrtc
9orreiponoent, Der ibm an 5000
pbilologiibe glnolDien bon bobiter
8eoelitling geian0t botte, uls WtorOer
in 8roo0moore iflterniert ipor. 9r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

Monn 6en er nidt fannie, iiberbai-t
nod niemols eeieben botte. Song
rubig, obne irgenoeinen @rltno, 5og
Or. W}inor Ieinen 9lebolDer, 8iclte ouf
oen frie6Ii6en Yailonten uno trh
ibn t0tli6 nit 5pei SAiiiien. DINA
ii6t6ore @emiitsbeipegung, oen ruu'
9en6en 9iepoloer nod in Der Sono,
rief er bierouf einen Sbubmann mO
IieB ii9 ubfiibren, 8or Den S6ran-
fen 6es @erihtsbofe8 bermohte Or.
Wfinor feinerlei @runo fir feline Sat
an5ugeben uno ole 9ler3te crflGrtcu
ibn fir OaS 0pfer elmer ionoerborerI
unO ieltenen ieeliihen @rfranfung.
@r spur0e in Die glnltnlt bon 9rooO-
moor oebrodt ltnO lebt, ipie cS beiBt
bellte nod bort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17
Gin MOr6er ais Nlitautur Der cngl.
Gu5gflOpdb.a.

Ger unIdngit gemelocte 600 6e3
6e0euten0lten euglii1cn @6ilologen
uno ScrouSge6ers Der @roBcn @ng-
lii4cn D@n5pflopdoie~, Sir SameS
q. Nl. 0htrroD, bat sur 9luioeding
cines Menicbeni6idials gefiibrt, rie
eS 10 ieltian uno lpioeriprucbspoa
mir oaS 2ebcn iclbit 5u 0i6teu per-
mag. Ole @ei6i6te oes Or. Wfinor,
Dem neben 9turrop 0as Soitptper-
oienit an DER Sdoffung oeS enoli-
iben &ouptnperfeS 5ufomntt eri6ien
5aerit i'm rStrono N}oea3ine" unO
erregte 10 groBeS 9Iufie6eil OnB iie
in fur3cm 0e Spolten Der groBtcn
en9lii6en 8l1tter beberritbte. Der
Serfniier, oeiicn glusfiibrilngen mlf
outbentiibem 0}oteriol beruben cr-
offnct Die critaunli6e Gotiohe, OoB
Ger geib1bte 0fitolitor Ger engliihen
@n5UflopG0ie Elm internierter
N}oroer mar. Ser in ieiner 9lrt ein3ig
oaitebenoe 8erluuf ser 9ege6enbei.
ten oeroient eS, in fur5en llmriiie1
pieOergegcben 81 merOen: @s mar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

bic @euobnbeit Sir WaurraDs, ieOes
Wlal, ipeun er cine 9lnolDle zines
neuen 8ortes oufgeitellt bate, bic
iclbe an ieine an oen Oeri6ieoeniten
Orten wobnen0en GorreiponOcnten
sur 8eurtcililng uno sur @rgGn5lllJ
81 lenoen, beoor Die 9lr6eit
ibrcn @lob in ser @n5DflopGOie er-
Gielt. &olO botte @}urroD entOedt,
Dab Die bcitclt p6iloIogiiden Inter
iu6itngen Die ibm 5itginger, ionic
Die btoeptenOiten uno 5ablreidlten
&ommentore BON eineni gapilien Or.
". 6. 0iinor itnnnlten, oeiien glO-
reiie 9orf Groptborne, 8erfi5ire,
loutete. 0iitrroD nobm on ieinent lin-
befonnten @fitorbeiter oas Iebbofteite
Sntereiie, lmtiomebr, ais er iib bolo
iogen muBte, ooB Or. N3inors pbilr.
logii6e &enntniiie foum binter ieiner
cigenen @ilienl6aft 5uriifltanoen.
Die tpiiieni9oftli6en 2eilhingen Or.
N1inor's itcigertcn iiH I'M 9oitfe Der
Gorreipon0cn5 in iol6enl 0eaBe, oaB
@alrrop ooS 4rofeilorenfoaegium
Der Nrforo- -llniDeriitdt aufiorOerte,
Den gebimni8ooaen @elebrten Oitr6
cine offi3ieae @inlaOung 5u ebren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

nit Silfe Der Sonne, Hubert iie nit
&roubenioft uno bei5t iie nit 9Glaun.
Wiit 9lusnabme bon e7igiourem un0
I6pefelIourem @Ien, oos gum
S6rpor3iGr6en 6ient, 1per0en ans.
i9lieBIitb pflan5Ii6c 6orbitoffe, Sli-
Oigo, 9ropp, Sailor, Saponbol5,
Greu5beeren II. a. rn., oeriuen0et. Seit
me6reren So6rcn per0en olerOings
oielfaf ou6 glnilinforben gebrou6t
oo1 beoient ii9 Der Srientole ibrcr
nur oonn tpenn Die gtobfroge no6
&eppihen 70 groB 1T, 0ab er nibt pieI
3eit 5u berlieren bot. 9ie 6Grbe,
meiIe 6es Nomooentueibes lit Elm @e-
beinlnis, 0os 0ur6 ale @enerotionen
6iS berte getpobrt lit; trosoem mare
es pobI mogli6, Oieie altnit 81 er-
foriben, ood nos niir0e Dies belfen
oo oen glbenoIGnoern Die ornamentole
nSpra9e" feblt, nit Der oas Yerlen.
o0er Gurfmenenipei6 ibre Seppi6c
nit elmer unglolblicben 6illle BON
0}otiben ouS5ititotten Deritebt.
Ser @erierteppi6 lit Scr 96nio
oaer orientolii6en Geppibe, oenn er
peiit in 0htiter uno @eucbe cine
MonnigfoItigfeit olif mic fein on6ercr
IeppiH. Geberon, abor1iion 9ur6i-
lton, Goi6foi un0 &irmon qeben 0en
befonntelten Seppiben i6re Gonlen;
je0er bon ibnen bot ieinen eignen
Glborofter 1mo tritt in beItimmten
8orintionen ouf cine 6iiae ino i6icr
unfoBlicbe Bradt in 0ec Srnamentif
oarbieteno. Dem SouSge6ruu9e ser
@erier. Sotoren, 9oufoiier un0 Surf.
mmen oient Der einfa6e 9oloB; ouf
i6n i6IGft, betet lln0 reitet Ser 9e-
iiter, aus ibm fertigt er ieiue Sottel.
toi6en, Softer lrno @ogenbeIege on
~ filr5, ser @oIuB lit ibm Elm iment-
bebrlider 8egleiter i'm 2eben. Ser
bon oen furoii6en @ebirgSfrouen
oefniipfte Seppi6 lit 0lirb feline 3ier.
libe Wtltlterung uno Ole Seinbeit Ger
&niipfilng elm pobres &linIhperf ori-
entoIiiher Seppihorbeit. Ser nGur.
oe" beliet 1000 bis 5000 6Iormoi6en
ouf 0en Quoorotneter uno lit in 6dr.
bung 1mO 9lr6eit olirdaus edit, ob-
gIei6 feline @luiterung itorf in Die
9tibhng 0eS a6enolGn6ii9en @e-
ibn1ods ihl6gt. Ser n&irman" iltl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

elmer ser teucrIten Seppide uno miro
ousnobnlslpeiie ouf bori5ontolen @e-
beitiiblen 6urb W}Gnner er5eu9t. SIN
9oufaiu8 lit es beion0ers Oa8 milOe,
rGuberii9e 9ogbeiton 0oS Die i60n-
iten unO prGbtigiten &eppibe lieiert,
ino man .muB 5ugeiteben OuB ole
foufolii6en &eppihe ibren originelIen
GBorofter am meiiten beuobrten; OuS
lpiIOe 8ergOoIf lit eben fonierpatip.
Ser oiinne, glGr5enoe rS6inuun"
Der broi6ierte rSumafb" Der u9og.
DeItan", ale 1inO iie beridieOen i'm
@eipebe, oo6 6oraftcriitiidb tit fir iie
6os brounrote Srnament oes ulauien-
ben Sltnoes".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17
Die SeppidinOnitrie i'm SanfaIns
unO in Sranstuipien.

Wion muB lGneere 3eit i'm Orient
eelebt bo6cn, Inn eon5 8u begrcifen
ipeIden g9crt ser Srientole oarauf
legt, noglidit oiele unb ihone &eppi-
dc 5u befsen. Ger &eppid 1T ben
meiIten goIfern Gor6er. uno 8entral.
oliens Elm unentbebrIider 8egleiter
in Qeben, lie beoiirfen ieiner im
Souie ebenio irie ouf Der 9tciic CT
oient i6nen ais 2ageritdtte, ols 0leiie.
fad, ais llnterloge bel Gerri6tlng
ibrer @ebete, fllr5, Der Teppib biloet
cinen Teil 0es 2ebenS I'M Orient
0ic 8roge, pie alt Die Geppidpe-
berei i'm W1orgenIanoe iei iuiirOe
idlpierig 81 beontlDorten iein, oo6
jeoenfoas lit iie piel dlter ol5 touicno
Sabre uno bat inn @ebiel Der 3eiten
Die monnigfabiten @onolungen
ourhgemo6t ole in innigem 3uiam.
menbange nit Der 9)llturgcididte
itcben. 9(nfongs cinen cinfa6en go.
oenbeleg I'M Sel0e uno i'm g8anoer-
forren oes 9tonaoen biloeno, geItal.
tete iid Ger Eeppic6 ollmGblid 5n ei.
mem aunhuerf oeiien g@ert melt iiber
Die @ren5en ieiner @r5clgungsitdttcn
g(nerfennlne fanO. g8ie enhuidelt Die
&eppibrre6erei idon friib8eitig ipor.
benefit Der llmitaho, 6oB uns Geppis
DIE aus Dem 6. unO 7. SSobrbuuocrt CT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

balten iino, bon oenen ein5elne oui
einen &ert bon mebrelen Wtlaionen
Dlorf geibobt meroen.
9Sm proBen uno son5en lGBt ii4 Die
orientolii6e Eeppihinoltitrie in flni
Souptgruppen einteilen. oie periilAc,
mittelaiiotiiGe, foufoiiicbe, fIeiuulia-
tii6e uno inoiicbe, pou oenen Die er'
item orei @ruppen bier @eriidfdti-
gung finOen ioaen. Son Dorn6erein
lci bemerft, ooB in neuerer Belt 5pi-
iben perlii9er iln0 folifaiiiAer SSn0u-
itue 3um minOelten al einigen
@l1Ben cine 9[rt &eri@mcl3ung ltott-
oeflmoen Bat ole o6er immerbin nod
0en pcriiihen ooer fnufaiilben Gba.
rafter i'm N}ulter umO in Der Plus
fiibrung erfennen l1Bt. 8ei Der BE.
urteilung orientoliiber Icppi6c lit
0er antife bonn mooernen Teppidb
lborf 81 trcrnen oenn Der Oricntale
bat li6 ieoor5eit Dem @ei6mud oeS
&onIlmcnten on5upoiien berltanOen
imo ienc Geppi6e, 0ie ser Orient 3ur
3eit Der romii6en aoiicr er5eugte.
entipro1en ebeno Der oamaligen sc.
idlmodsriGtung, pie lie es bcute IN
9e5ue ouf 0as moOerne 9I6enOIonO
tlin.
,Seit oltersber gibt eS 5peierlei
9(rten Scr Seriteaung, Die @ebe- in0
Die Sniipfarbeit oo6 irilmer lit eS
Sonoarbeit, Die bon 6rouen unO MIR
in eon5 oerein5eltcn 8Gaen bon 0iin,
nern ausgeiiibrt miro. 9eionoers oic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

lestere 9lrt Scr Eeppi6er5eugung
muroe bonn g(6enolonoe ongenommen,
uno eS gibt beute in europa nebrere
6obrifen, Die ouSge5eibnct i6one
Sniipfteppide in orieutalii6er 9lrt
er5eugen obne Dab es freiliA gcIun-
Gen mare oen Orientolen p0Qig
9lei65ufonuen. Ole 5eele Ger orien.
toIii6en Eeppi6e lit 6os 0Aliter; in
ibm liegt cine 2egenoe, ein @i0r1eu
oos 6ur6 Die Sono 0cs 3eltpei6es
ouf Dem gSebituble ann 9luS0rud