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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-10-10
w. F. M. S. PROGRAM

The Woman's Home Missionary So.
ciety of the Methodist church will
meet Wednesday, October 16, at 2:3O
with Mrs. Patten, and the following
program is announced:
Devotional ......-........Mrs. Wilkinson
Business.
Text Book-Path of Labor. Chapter
I.-Call to Service. (a) Sketch of
Author, Mrs. Moore; (b) Wage
Workers, Mrs. Carson; (c) Chang
es in Wage Workers, Mrs. Long;
(d) Duty of Christian Woman
hood Today, Mrs. W. L. thinner
man; (e) Local Applications, Mrs.
Edd Mann.
Reading .......................M Mrs. Franklin
Enigmas.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-10-10
TOM LANE "HAD NO
TROUBLE GETTING BY

Lawrence, Kans., Oct. 5, 1918.
John B. Miller,
Liberal, Kansas.
Dear John:
Well, / guess you know what
started out to do and when started
l meant to get by. 81 am in the army
now" as the song goes. Have moi
been issued uniform yet but will
soon.
Tell all the bunch hello for me and
send my Democrat to
THOMAS s. LANE,
1921 Rhode Island. Lawrence, Kans.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-10-10
First published October 10, 1879
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interlor

u. s. Land Office at Dodge City,
Kansas, October End, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Lewie
Broce of Satanic, Kansas, who, on
October Srd, 1914, made Homestead
Application, Serial No. 012127, for
NEA, Section 81, Township 81 s,
Range SO w, 9Th Principal Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
Final Three Year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore the Probate Judge Of Seward
County, Kansas, at Liberal, Kansas,
on the 9th day of November, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Andrew ]. Rheuby, of Satanta,
Kansas; Harlan B. Hamilton, OF kis-
met, Kansas; Virgil X. Miller, Of Kis-
met, Kansas; William A. Miller, OF
Kismet, Kansas.
Not coal land.
R. R. WILSON,
21t5 Register.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-10-10

FOR SALE: A 1915 Ford touring
car in good running order.-Tregallis
Bros. 21t1p
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-08
WILLARD WILL BOX
FOR WAR FUND AT
CHICAGO SATURDAY

CHICAGO. Aug S.-Jess Willard
champion heavyweight pugilist. viii
box here Saturday for the benefit OF
the overseas war fund OF the sal
Walton Army This announcement
was made Wednesday based on a
telegram from Willard at Lawrence.
kas reading
Have altered business arrange
ments and viii be with YOU Aug 10 "
The man 20 he pitted against the
champion has not been selected. &c
Cording 90 the arrangement commit
tee or the athletic carnicaL which
viii be- held al The White Sox base
bali park
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-08
WHITE SOX MAKE
A CLEAN SWEEP
Take Last Two Games of the
Series With Yankees
at Chicago.

CHICAGO. Aug s.-Chicago
made clean sweep of the series
with New York by winning both
games Of a double header Wednes-
day. 10 and 4 10 0. respective
~ The first game was a slugging
match in which many extra base
hits figured In the second game
Chicago scored all its runs by
punching two-base hits consecu-
lively Four doubles netted three
runs and caused the retirement Of
Sanders. A base on balls, a sacri-
fee and an infleld out scored the
other run. Score:
First game:
New York 80. O2O O1O O1O-4 IA 0
Chicago .....2O4 100 los II 0
Love. Finneran and Walters; CT
cote and Schalk, Jacobs
Second game:
New York . 900 900 600 10 0
Chicago ..... 600 400 00"-4 3 2
Sanders. Heating and Hannah;
Shellenbach and Schalk
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-08
BROWNS TRIM
THE ATHLETICS
ST. Louis Club Takes Both OF
Double Header From
Former Champs.

ST. LOUIS. Aug ST Louis de-
feated Philadelphia in two fast
games. 10 and TO 0. The sec
ond game was played in the wonder
fully short time of one hour and six
minutes. St Louis got 10 hits in
the two games and wasted only one
OF them. each Of the other nine hits
being a factor in the score. Phila-
delphia on the other hand. could
not connect when hits meant runs
The visitors got their only run of
the day in the first game when they
outhit the locals 3 TO 4 In this
game eight bases on balls off John
son contributed 10 the home team =
victory. Score.
First game
Philadelphia 900 100 900 S I
st. Louis .... 600 200 1O'-3 4 2
Johnson and Perkins. Nunamaker
and Wright.
Second game
Philadelphia 900 600 900 ?
St. Louis 100 OIL 100 6 .
Adams, Watson and McAvoy. Lei
weld and SEVERED.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-08
REDS ANNEX
DOUBLE BILL
Win Two Games From Giants
by 8 to 3 and q to 2
Scores.

NEW YORK. Aug s.-CIncinnati
defeated New York in both sections
Of "a double header here Wednesday.
S 70 and 10 2. Ii was the first
tiue Cincinnati had won a game on
the Polo grounds this season. Gin
cinnati won the first game by scor-
ing five runs in the second inning
on SIX hits including home runs by
Schneider and Neale. Bressler. on
furlough from Camp Merritt. pitch
ed Cincinnati 20 victory in the sec
ond game New York had IS men
left on bases In the two games.
Score
First game
Cincinnati $50 600 0O3-s Is q
New York OO2 100 oOO-S II o
Schneider Ener and Winno Per-
ritt Schupp and McCarty.
Second same
Cincinnati 200 200 00O-4 2
New York -...IIO 600 600 = >
Bressler and Wingo. Demaree.
Toney and Raridsn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-08
THEAT'ERS
ENEMIES" TO
OPEN OLIVER SEASO

Friendly Enemies" the greatest
stage success OF recent years, and
which will be shown at the oliver
theater on Sunday and Monday. Aug.
II and ! 2. comes with the plaudits Of
the president Mr.. Wilson in his
box at the National theater in Wash
ington, D c.. arose ana said that the
theme OF Friendly Enemies" was
praiseworthy, and ne applauded its
illustration by Mr.. Woods actors. In
IL Henry Block is a -Ameri-
can who is more American than Ger
man. and Karl Pfeifer is a German
American who is more German than
American Both have prospered in
New York. and their children are
engaged 10 be married. Pfeifer 10
faithful TO the land of his fathers
and is frenzied with indignation
when he learns that his son proposes
TO fight for the United States His
rage exists until the transport upon
which his son has sailed is torpe-
doed by a German submarine,
whereupon his sentiments undergo
amendment To symbolic the revo-
luton he tears from his walls the
worshipped pictures Of Wilhelm and
Bismarck and substitutes therefor
portraits Of Washington and Wilson
becoming thereby patriotic,
loyal and unpunctuated American
citizen
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-08
WHEAT s HOMER
BEATS THE CUBS
Grimes Would Have Scored
ShutOut But for Errors
Behind Him.

BROOKLYN.N. Y, Aug. Snack
Wheat's home run with two on
bases in the fourth inning beat Chi
cago here Wednesday 70 >. Grimes
would have scored a shutout victory
but for errors by Doolan and Olson.
Chicago had the tying and winning
run on third and second in the
eighth with nobody out. but failed 10
score Mitchell used three pinch
hitters and three pitchers in ar ef-
fort 10 win. The fielding OF Hol-
locher and Grimes featured. Score.
Chicago ...... 600 10 600 .
Brooklyn ..... 600 500 OO"-S 5 8
Douglas Carter Hendrix and
% Farrell. Grimes and NJ Wheat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-08
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

May Allison in "A Successful Ad-
venture" is today's special attraction
at the Auditorium. AS Virginia
Houston. a beautiful southern girl.
Miss Allison undertakes TO heal an
old family feud This she does by
means of masquerading as a servant
in the household Of her own uncle
There she meets mystery, love and
danger Some magnificent scenes
are shown in the new production,
one a masked ball at a yacht club,
where il is said 200 dancers appear
in all manner of costumes and gilt
tering Jewels. One Of the hand
soonest old estates in Westchester
county is a setting in which many Of
the scenes were made The sunken
gardens. the show place for miles
around, and the magnificent old
home of by-gone days, figure prom
inently in the production. The
House of Hate" with Pearl White
and Antonio Mereno in the leading
roles and the Ford Educational
Weekly are on the bill today as
usual Tomorrow brings that much
talked about screen star Theda
Bara, in a perturbation OF Alexan-
der Dumas noted story. The Glenn
enceau Case" Stuart Holmes and
little Jane Lee are in support OF the
vampire queen" in this production.
The Allies Official War Pictures,
and a two-reel comedy called The
Recruits will also be shown
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-08
EX0NERATE HAWAIIAN
SWIMMING TEAM

NEW YORK. Aug. S.-The mem
bers or the Hawaiian swimming
team now touring this country were
"Wednesday absolvcd Of charges of
falsifying and increasing their ex-
pense accounts at a special inquiry
by Amateur Athletic union officials
held i'm this city The members OF
the teams including Duke T. Ka-
hanamoku. Harold Kruger. Clarence
Lane and Manager owen Merrick,
appeared before a special investi-
eating committee consisting Of r.
W Ruben secretary treasurer of
the A A L.. and Fl. Obertubbes-
ing and r. A. Niles. members of the
board OF governors.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-08
ALICE BRADY RETURNS
N ..THE WHIRIPOOI' -

The Whirlpool featuring Alice
Brady an attractive film star. is
shown again at the Lasalle where it
was previously presented on July Il.
u is an interesting dramatic story
Of a girl who clears up a murder
mystery. and the plot is sufficiently
new 10 hold the attention through
out. Miss Brady screens we'll and
wears handsome gowns. The outdoor
scenes amid the Blue Ridge noun
tains are refreshing A Burton
Holmes travel picture is also shown.
Friday Pauline Frederick come s
in Resurrection"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-08

the Castle today of j. Warren Ker-
rigans fine picture. one Dollar
Bid"
On Friday a free reception will
ne given at the Castle and al adults
holding tickets, which may be Sc
cured al the box Office free. will be
admitted for the two cents war tax.
The feature picture will he The
Deciding Kiss lively comedy
with Edith Roberts, but the princi-
pal attraction Will he the big Sc
rial A Fight for Millions" with
William Duncan and strong cast
Nothing as sensa tional in the way
Of daring risks has ever been
screened and all who enjoy excit-
ing serials should not miss this one
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-08
J. BUSH KNOCKED OUT
OF BOX IN TWO INNINGS

troit won from Boston II TO s We'd
nesdsy knocking j. Bush out of the
box i'm two innings and coupling hits
with bases on balls off Kinney. Nine
bases on balls contributed TO the
visitors scores. Score.
Boston ......100 014oO2- [
Detroit .....6IG 100 03t-1I Is >
J. Bush. Pertica. Kinney and
Mayer. Schang G.. Jones. Hail Dauss
end Stanage. Yelle
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-08
PIRATES TAKE SECOND
GAME FROM PHIlllES

PHILADELPHIA. Pa Aug S.
Mayer was master OF MS former
team mates &C an times wednesday
ard Pittsbursh made 10 Two straight
score to The Philies runs were
both due 10 muned flies Mayer
killed a ninth inning rally by catch
Ing PearCe mapping or hrst Score
Pittsburgh 500 coo O01-f
Philadelphia ..l01 600 600 Z
Mayer and Schmidt. watson and
Adams
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-08
BRAVES GRAB eleventh
INNING GAME FROM CARDS

BOSTON. Aug S.-Chadbourne's
single. Terry's sacrifice hit and j. G.
Smiths double 10 the left field wall
I'M the last of the 18th gave Boston a
4 % victory over st. Louis Wednes-
day Otis Crandal pitched his first
game for the Braves. Score:
st Louis 02O O1O 600 OO-3 9 I
Boston 1000 500 600 Of II .
Packard and Gonzales; CrandaH
and Wilson
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-08
HAL CHASE SUSPENDED
FROM GAME INDEFINITELY

NEW YORK Aug S-HaroId
tHaD Chase. captain and first base
man OF the Cincinnati Nationals. has
been indefinitely suspended because
of Indifferent playing IT. was an
nouuced Wednesday night bv Mgr
Mathewsou Chase was under a sim p
liar charge In 1918 while playing on
the New York Americans and was
traded by Mgr Frank Chance 20 the
Chics go Americans
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-08
THREE MORE PIGEONS
ARRIVE IN FLIGHT
FROM NEW ORLEANS

Three more birds arrived We'd
nesday in the 1.O0O-mile race staged
by the South Bend HOming club.
They were released at New Orleans
July 81. and the first bird arrived
Tuesday The birds which arrived
Wednesday belonged 10 Alphonzo
Bernard. South Bend; Frank by
neart. Mishawaka. and Rene Zanda-
Taught, south Bend
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-08
CHESTNUT PETER
WINS STAKE RACE
Takes Feature Event of Wed
neSday'S Grand Cir
cult Card.

CLEVELAND. o.. Aug Spy de-
feating his greatest rival. Hollywood
Bob. ln the champion stallion stake.
The feature Of Wednesday grand
circuit card az North Randall. Chest
nut Peter gained the distinction OF
being the champion three-year-oId
OF the year. Although he won in
straight heats. Chestnut Peter was
given battle right 10 the wire Be
hind him finished four other Peter
the Great trotters The stake had a
value Of $500.
The Plain Dealer 2.0- trot. with a
value Of $4,000. went 10 Wilkes
Brewer. after one of the most stub
hornly fought races here this sea
son
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-08
CHICAGO ART INSTITUTE
Is BEING RE0RGANIZED

CHICAGO. Aug. s.-The Art In
stitute OF Chicago is undergoing a
period Of reorganization. Tt is an
nounced today that Theodore J.
Keane is retiring as dean. and that
George w. Eggers. the art institute
director. will act as head Of the
school Other important changes in
the personnel of the teaching force
are contemplated, it was said
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-08
POSITIONS GAME

On account Or the home guard
celebration IN Michigan City next
SUNDAY the ball game between the
Hoosiers o1d the Haskell Barker
team has been postponed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-08

The Olive st. senior girls ball
team won from the Leeper senior
girls team Wednesday night by
score of TO 0. The game was play
ed on the Olive ST grounds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-08
League Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIoNAL IEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.
American League

GAMES TODAY.
American League.
ashington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia ar st. Louis
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
National League.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia
Cincinnati az New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
st Louis az Boston.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-08
Yesterdays RESULTS.
American League.

=
Washington 9; Cleveland >
Philadelphia I 4. ST. Louis 3
Philadelphia o: st. Louis 4
New York 4 Chicago S
New York o: Chicago 4.
Boston 5 Detroit II
National League.
Cincinnati :: New York 3
Cincinnati New York ?
Pittsburgh ( /; Philadelphia y
ST. Louis 3 Boston 4
Chicago . Brooklyn g.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-08

AT THE CASTLE.
Final showing will be given az
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-08

u NINfARh
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-08

Ormoude Rose Mary Ward Blackburn
~ atts. Torrey Maid. Lord Talbot EinOde
and j IS. ais0 started
Time . .OIlt . 0sl o 0sIt 2.17l4
The Plain Dealer 2O7 trot value
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-08
ROSA

Fraucia tenGra Ne abandcpaT su duelo per IL muertS Dc - graz pee
IA nara dar cabida a la algeria y al jublo y recibir o gaiardetes ' les
,,,os a lbs rcGs ykitanteS de las nacIcneS aiadaS que heGah Il ID NU
rad Luz. Ora 81 rev de ingheua, va ell de Begca, qazas deSpusS el q
Italia Y dentro de breve plazo ell Presidente "irSon. todcs Sc hHn dade ca
"a on Ia Capital del tuado para pagan 81 primer ulolt'a a >"V"'o So
ROSA. en eNa epapeya tragica sin duda aiguna sa'o Ia Pz u">er>n
D~yanecido va pr fortuna. ell cuadro danH>Ho y rroriE It ND
+ap,a y destruction. que sego Ia vida de dRz mliones dc SereS humans'
Of nupdo, n Ill cter1a carrera de horaS, ns Y Slgi"S, NJ quefe va U"
dc duelcs. dc muerte> y de miSeriaS. sno de esperanto ' &c Nfa' Los
uucrtc. muertoSq ueden y cub-an " sepuhro> flores dc Rochms I
crueS dc amor Y de recuerdo: los muertoS, conocdcs 0 anohH"c>" Ie'""
c~cs homenae proocdariC< o sincercS u sc acuerdan en- forma dc mo7u-
monies arcos dc trunfo. inrripciones. ccumnas conrsemorahVas eSlatuaS
designation de GALES. averidas y parque>. co>as estas que por mncno qs
balarue la vandad de- los deudcs n o 80 capaces de Ssahla :" dtssnI
nero, no es tempo de penSar c Il eo. "a vcndra Il turno; 900
tnne ahc-a Ce ser fiesta, algeria y alboroZo.
los xiyoS .oncS muv egoiStss. D c re ESQ tiere que scr S'empre ct des-
tine y RI defecto dc la humanidad: - e>ta sc dejaSe heSar q suS pe"ds' oN
sm, amsy-uras ' dc su ahatimientO. perecera, Y e' una enra "u"u'
81 uame. tienc derrho a Ia vida, a Ia esperanto ' q la tehc"dan.
How, este murGo eti dc paecTns IN ccr1ende dTna de pa~ COMO
b,rberhor oxiceno hacc Va ell aire resplrabe: lS homore> SC r&sua Ha
,roycctos todos euiereu ir a Ia vanguardEa. todns los prlmeroS en- oSSptS&a7
ss acfyidadcS. en- deSarroar sus enerciaS. err semhrar de nue'" eNS
;,rIipes del ,rahaio u durante cuatro anCustiosoS amos quedar"n !cT"oS
Y abandouados.
, kyantar cScambros, a ediIcar dc nuero hjo Ia promcSa d' mi a
durarcra. larga. universal
Dns dc rosa ,n estes: aur los miSmoSd eudos de les dez mhl0ne q
,o-os ,-aba+sdos or la muerte disfrutarap en- alguna lorna los bene1clos-
FS,eremos: Ell Areopago Va a dejar escuchar u OF muy en- hrNe:
-cScrarin ci3usuIas de union, dc concordia ' dc amor Satdran amoaestae"-
no. Dmv claras para todcs aqueno> que an : empenan en- oelarSe ie'ar
d. "a nasf6n Y DE- lcs odioS V lay de los cue 10 escuchen " no queran
o,ordor T., vol dc Ia persuasiou Y de la propia Commencement: tendran que
6o,lo-,- urv b,o6amente SUI conducta reaca Y caprmhoSa' q qusdfarr
ahandoradoS a u Susrte. sin poder p2ruciPN u" 'N
eoulsrto ' ammonia de las nacioueS eivihzada.
ROBERTO Il TESLA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-08

LOS BOOBIES CELEBRES

V fue en- este periodic cuando, por un
articulo contra Guillermo II. fue con-
GCnado Il nuevc mcSeS de prislon. En-
tonces abandon0 Ia prensa radical pa
IA TO p~crtenecr va mas que a ia So
cialista. Ha sido redactor en- .jefe del
"Vorwaerts" hasta 1905. Su tenn
peramento revolucionario no Sc avien2
a la ~inaccion dc la izquierda del par
tide. que atrevida en- la teoria Y en-
los principles, practica Ia polltlca dc
los brazos cruzados, Y por este Kurt
Eisner Sc paso a la derecha, pref
riendo la ACTON, aunque sea moderada,
4 Ia inacci6n total. Dche hacerSe no.
tar aqui que. durante la guerra, los
elementos activos de las dos alas del
partido-la dcrecha que tenia Il berT!S-
TEN por jefe, Y la extrema lzquierda
con Lievknecht-se reunleron Y for
maron las minorias. En- ell Congreso
de lena Kurt Eisncr fue atacado a
causa de su misma actitud, y sc for
mo ALI 10 que Sc lamo cl "Complot
de los seis" para transformer la re-
daccicn del 'Vorwaerts" Y su direc,
cion, que SC juzgaha muy m~oderada.
Los dos adversarioS cram Kurt Elsner
Stroebel, que desde 1914 ha sido uno
de los jefes del Landtag prIsiano. \
consequence dc eStoS i]ncidentes, Kurt
Eisner Sc retro del "Worwaerts', y
Sc diriei6 a Nuremberg en- 1907, don
de fue redactor en- jefe del diario so
cialista Observation-Disclosures all
defendi6 la misma politica actlVa dan
do a su diario igual orientacion que
en- Berlin. Huho en- Nurember Vio-
len+as luchas en- el partido sociaiIsta,
cspecialmente con motive del vote del
presupuesto. La permanencIa de
Kurt Eisner en- Nuremberg no tuc
larga. pues una question de orden PIT
yado 10 hizo separarse de ALI en- 1910.
Entonces Sc dirigio a Munich dom
de vfvio cerca del nuevo ccmcnterlo.
Ali hizo una cspecialidad dc IL poll
tica antiprusiana. Y los artlcu!os Del
"Mumchner-Post". .donde el coiaboro
Gran entertainments hostiles a CUTLER
mo II. Pero Kurt Eisner eS entera-
merte aleman, educado en- las ideas
de FIGHT. Y suena sin duda en- n
confederation de Republicans alemanaS
del Sur. Va ell porvenir nos reve!ar&
sIs ~provectos. No parece que sea BOZ
sheviki-y procura mas bien la revo-
Ipcion en- ell orden democratico que en-
Ell social.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-08

Kurt Eisner es uno de los protago-
nistas del drama aleman.- Sc ha pues-
to a la cabeza del moviemiento. ma
edo en- las llanuras de la "Thereslen-
Wiese". lugar ordinario de los exp2n-
SivoS eSparcimientoS populareS V &c
"rOktoberfest". para proclamar la
Rcpublica bavaria. Ell despertar del
leon bavaro eS terrible. Una vez. por
via de anuncio Sc contentO con ruglr
cua1do Luis | Sc aficiono demaSlado
a Lola Monies. Ahora no sc trata de
hacer una revolution de mentlrlJliias.
sine que Baviera Sc ha calado ell go
rro frigio V dicho adios para siempre
a los Witelsbach. :Quien eS ell hombrc
Que ha dominado Il II dinastla tan
vieia?
En- Francia Sc lie conoce POGO. Sc
sabe cue c~olaboraba ultimamente en-
Ell "Mumchner-Post" Y que fue pueS-
70 en- libertad el mismo dia que Lieck-
neck. Ell habia Sido condenado al mis-
mo tempo que Sarah Lerch a causa
de su activa antiprusiana Y
rev~olucionaria. Por consiguiente, la
carrera politica de Kurt EiSner es va
larga Y ha deSempenado, en- ell socla-
lismo aleman, IN papel muy notable.
Sc tiene conocimiento dc el por los
dates precisoS que o ha communicate
VI. Georges WE'LL, el diputado de Met,
Que 10 ~conoci0 mucho, especialmente
en- Nourcmberg donde colabOraron en-
q mismo diario, el "Frankische-Ta
gcspoSt."
Kurt EisRer. que tienc proXlmamen-
te cincuenta amos, nacio en Berlin de
familia israelita. HiZo estudioS muy
profundos, sobrc TODD en- Marburg,
don6c hizo un curse de filosofla. Su
saber es waste Y Su cultura cNtrems-
damente RIGA. Su cSpiritu, que cS IL
no : serio, tiene cierta inclination por
10 p~intoresco V paradogico, y muchaS
veces Sc ha dejado llevar de su tanta-
STA paraGogica a rlesgo de comprome-
ter los principles cstablecidos. Por
eiemplo. en- Wurzvourg. en- un Con
Creso socialista pidi0 que los Sociails-
tas del Sur de Alemanla votasen Of
presupuesto para hacer notar que ma
IA tenian de comun con Prussia. ESta
actitud seducia ' no podia reSlstlr a
n necesidad &c manifestar 81 ale
iamiento Y SUI repugnancla pof fru-