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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-07

Is the reason why, when they have
a prayer meeting, my friends, you
can find more church members
down in some leg show than you
can at the church on their knees.
All the 12O knew Jesus better
than anybody else. No two knew
Him exactly the same way, but
they all loved Him. I don't see
how the theme of that meeting
could be anything other than Jesus
Christ. We have got so many pee
pie in our churches at the head OF
thfngs-all these deacons and
stewards and elders and comm t.
teemen and Sunday school teach
-ers that don't know Jesus Christ
They know something about Him,
but they don't know Him. So, of
course, they are not in sympathy
with the revival effort They have
never been converted themselves.
IF they were l would not be here
If they were converted they would
be in sympathy with God.
know preachers that are
preaching more tommyrOt and
faIsehood than ever David Swing
of Chicago preached when they
kicked him out. I know Methodist
preachers that are preaching ten
times more tommyrot than DR..
Thomas preached when they kick
ed him out. None are immune. I
know Congregational preachers,
Unitarians and every other denom-
nation that do the same thing. l
know Baptist preachers that preach
q ANYTHING alnHnrs hV1k n
truth.
Need Holy Ghost.
Now, you never will succeed
without the Holy Spirit. Never,
There can be no substitute. There
is no substitute for the sun; there
is no substitute for blood; there is
no substitute for life; there is no
substitute for the gospel; God will
damn any preacher that is trying
to inject a lot of social service and
other stuff as a substitute for the
gospel of Jesus Christ. l am not
opposed to your social service; I
am opposed to anything that is
trying TO take away the gospel of
Jesus Christ. People are not saw
ed by words; they are saved by
faith in the Son Of God
All these things are all right in
their place. but the trouble is, we
are trying TO put them out of place
and put the gospel ont OF its place.
There is no substitute for saliva
ton. We must all come the same
way or we are forever lost. And
you may organize, you may pre-
pare, and you may have the best
and the best preaching.
but you never will have power
the Holy Ghost.
The great need of the church to
doay isn't more men; It isn't more
women. We've got men and wo-
men enough TO win the world for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-07
SUNDAYISMS

We don't need new members in
the church half as much as we
need the old bunch made over"
You can pray until you are
black in the face and baldheaded
and you will not have a ray Of sun
light unles you remove the. OBJ
stacIe."
81 am not afraid of God, but I
don't want to die. I think when
my time comes to die I'll put up
an awful argument to try\and con-
vince God that it wouldn't hurt to
leave me stay a little longer"
81 think the New Jersey law that
they are putting on is a cracking
good one. that no girl can sue a
man for breach of promise unless
there has been a public record that
they have been engaged. There are
too many hold-ups nowadays. They
are trying to put it over so she
can wear q little better clothes
than she could have worn if she
had to go out and earn it."
"You can find more church mem
bers down in some leg show than
you can find at the church on their
knees"
Some of the biggest rogues I
have ever met are men and women
of culture"
''I never could understand why
Gods sheep want to leave the
Lords clover patches and go up
the back alley and chew rags and
tin cans with the devils billy
goats"
You will never have a revival
when the people are watching the
clock. It makes me sick to see
some fellow yank out a watch as
though I am trespassing on his
time. If you want to pull a gun ON
me all right, but don't pull a
watch"
81 have heard people sing who
could sing perfectly from an ar
tistic standpoint, and they'd run
the chromatic scale like a SPUR
rel climbing a tree"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-07
rUEsDAY-THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUs-OCToBER Z. 1919

Christ. We don't need new mem
bers half as much as we need TIE
old bunch made over. We have
men enough and We have women
enough. We have money enough.
If every preacher and every church
member was a good earnest Chris
tian, I want to tell you you would
rewrite religious history-if you
are just energetic and Jealous for
Gods truth. So what the church
needs isn't more men, women ant
money, but more people right with
God. Then when His will is done
see what will happen to the world.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-07

Provides the wonderfully
toned VictrOls II and ten
Soc records of your own
choice twenty selections Of
nusicl. A reasonable first
payment sends this outfit
home at once. Balance in
convenient payments.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-07
WOn1en's Fall Boots

Of fine quality lead gray kid. A 9-inch
lace boot with turn sole and covered wood
heel An excellent shoe for women who appre-
ciate style and durability. Sizes 21a to in all
widths Sold elsewhere at $1,000 a CO OQ
pair, for Wednesday only, pair -. ~/'IO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-03
PERSONAL

~ N. FoHp) EAsTBuRN. or anyone
having informa tlon ~ 10 his where.
hbOuts. please communicate with Rus
sell EsstburD. 1875 bunnysids Ave" Chi
cago, H.
KEWAED Of $50 for Information of
Dsble or Ray Peacock. q H. Qualls,
Purkbuvnstt. Texas. General delivery.
CADDiE WILLIAMS wrlie 20 ia Greer
l2tt ~ Main. Blackwell. Okla. he NJ
Sklryln hotel sunday, May T.
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CLEANING AND PRHSaiN0

SAVE THAT suit or pantsi get them
repaired Of altered BY sgpsrt tai'ers
Ssit West Main. room !. Smith .
hubert
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
Accessories
Haynes Wire Wheel
Sedan

This sedan 10 in perfect shape; will
sell or trade for open car, viii give some
terms MAJ W. a3rd. Maple 4oe7-J.
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ashs, Okla
EXPERT Kodak NnlshInE Write Tor
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Mains studio. III Culbertson BldE
Oklahoma CITY.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BARRED ROCK eggs. Mrs. Dinwlddie.
Phone R-lb?
For sALE--3 New Zealand Red does
Also hutches Call Maple 5ih.
BRED Belgian does aud some with
young to trade for chickens, Baxter,
National Bldg
WHITE WYANDOTTE eggs for set
ting from free range stock. Phone
j ". %. Mrs. Clnppor.
HARDCAsTLt.s <. {. r. l. REDS
Best In southwest Prices reduced to
$3.50 apd $50 per setting. Phone XL-55,
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LOsT-One risht-hAnd indian beaded
glove Walnut 1851
LOANS, REAL ESTATE SECURITY
PRIVATE MONEY

TO loan on improved city property loans
closed promptly: no red ape. Aurelius-
swanson Co, Inc, State NatlonAi Bank
Bldg. Walnut ibs.
1871 ATG loans made: ~ mtg. paper
bought. n. II. Gardner. 3l2 Am. Natl
hapE
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LOST AND FOUND

LOsT-sterlins silver ever sharp pen.
eli. Engraved initials. g. T.. Chas.
slckel. ?lOt west Main street.
srRAYED OR sToLEN-Two horses
Riding pony. light sorrel, about 100
pounds. dark chestnut, white face.
about 800 pounds. Answers name LadJ
Liberal reward. c. ID. Webster,, Route
7. Norman Live Stock II.
LoST-Enyeiops from Rorabaugh- .
Browns containing . yards wide pink
MORE ribbon. Walnut 1e76'J Reward
LOsT--one risht.hsnd Indian beaded
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LosT-A $40 travelling bag. black
leather, between Grand and Frisco
depot. going TO Auditorium. Contained
keys. Kodak. toilet articles. Call Wal
nut 1858. Reward.
LOST Engli.h Setter puppy, black
head and ears striped face, J black
spots on body. months old Return
TO Alta Hotel Receive liberal reward
FOuSD-A black and white check Goa
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AUCTION MARKET
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SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES

NANCY HALL slips. disease free. thou
sand 81. 90. two hundred cabbage and
hundred tomatoes. Sl GO; nil prepaid.
shipping nov. J. 2. Holland, Magazine.
Arkansas.
NANCY HALL potato slips at 81, East
10th street. Rear building.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27

Dias hace que no daba a COMO
Ger a los lectOres de. este diario
NADIA sobre la vida Y desarrollo de
esta institution debido a mi ira
bajo que es algo excessive; pero
q,liero escribir estas lineas antes
que terminen las labores de este
plantel de enseiianZa.
En- la pr6Xima semana empeza-
ran los examenes finales para los
estudiantes que Sc preparan en-
pl curse de maeStrOS ruraleS. Els
te grupo piensa celebrar una fies-
ia en- honor a las luchas que han
llevadO a feliz t6rminO Ell sus es-
tudiOs.
La Clase Senior celebrara "El
Dia de la Clase' ell primerO del
mes entrante V LA Graduaci0Is
sera ell nueve del mismo mes. Am
hos actOs Sc efectuaran en- ell Tea
tro Yaguez de esta lOcalidad. El
dia de la Graduation Sc entrega
ran los diplomas de Bachiller al
curse Colegial; los diplomas de
cuartO ailO al curse Sub-COlegial
las licencias a los MaeStroS ru--
rales. Las carreras cOmprendi-
las Ell ell curse cOleglal
son: Bachiller en- Ciencias Agr1
colas, Ingenieria Civil, Ingeniero
Mecanico, e Ingeniero Quimico
AzlcarerO. ComponemOs este cul
so solamente catOrce.
Pronto llegara a nuestrO p0del
al Album publicado por la Clase
Senior. Este anuariO esta impre
so en- los talleres de los Sres. Can
tero, Fernandez & Cia. Cada Ii,
bro sera vendido al que 10 intere
Sc por la pequeiia suma de dos do
llares. MuchOs han sidO los in
convenientes que he1nOs tenido
que veneer, perO como nuestra vo
luntad es tan grande no Sc ha
desmayado hi un solo instante. En-
este libro van recopilados traba
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27

TOdos los presente quedamos
muy contentOs pOr el buen ratio
que pasamos en- este dia. Desea-
mos que en- | curse venidero Sc
efectuen con mas frecuencia fies-
tas de esta 1ndole.
FL dfa 6 del pr0ximo mes picn-
sa efectuar la "Fraternidad Ma
lagathoi' i'm bale. el cual queda-
ra muy concurrido. Cada vex
placer como estOs, tOdos los con-
que esta sociedad celebra ratios de
currentes quedan satisfechos. Es-
te bale que hay Ell proyecto era
ell lltimO en- etc curse escolar. rs
justo que depuGs Ge nucye mees
en- constafte luchas con los lihros
cerremOs este curse Goa una. deS--
pcdida de algeria en- nuestros co
razOneS.
Este Colegio sc VIC azotado POI
muchas desgracias inesperadas
pero cuando una nave es guiada
por un Captain experto es impo
sible que Sc espere I'm naufragio
sino que sacara a salvo su tripi
laci6n. Eel experto Captain a que
hagO erferencia es nuestro Dean
MIR. X. s. GarwOOd, de quien sa
bremos conservar un recuerdo de
Garlic V de agra adecimiento.
Francisco JOGLAR.
Mayagiiez, mayo -, 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27
Por Ell Mur1do Escolar
Notas del Gobierno de Agriculture Artes
Mecanicas. Universidad de Puerto Rico
Mayaguez
Mayaguez

jos de nuestra escasa inteligencia
Ell la literature, perO no es lite
ratura 10 que queremos eXpolier a
nuestrOs paisanos v eXtranjerOS
sino nuestros esfuerzos para que
sc den cuenta eXacta de que tene-
mos Ell esta isla tan Querida por
tOdOs, una institution en- donde
Sc pueden pulir los cerebros puer-
tOrriquefos sin necesidad de sa-
lir OtrOs lares Ell busca del
Pan del Saber".
El Club Literario "JOsG de Die
go" de este Colegio ha celebrado
Ell ell Salon de ActOs una Nelada-
Baile, teniendo preparadO el 81
guiente programa:
1.-Apertura por Ia Banda del
Colegio.
2.-Discurso por el Presidentc,
Marcial Diaz.
3.-"Aires del Pals, ejecutado
pOr instrumentOs de cuerda.
4.-POesia "NocturnO', recita-
da por cl Joven Sergio Cuevas.
5.--.Coro cantado por varlas Sc
liOritas del ColegiO.
6.-Cuarteto tornado por Ana
L. Boucher, Iturregui, don Enri-
que Simon Y Francisco Rosado.
7.-Cuadro C0micO titulado,
"NO mas Yes.
S.-BAILE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27

Estabecnento construdo exprofeoExtrictas condicid
sanarasLa mas competa dotac6n en- la lsla de apa-
Instrumental mOdernos de utidad e ira
tamieno cienfco de odas las intermediates curabe
srrego las mas epntadas mdeo qururscas
--fermosa higienica stuac0n.-COmOdidad esmerado
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. acuatva de primer 6rden.-Cuerpo
medeo residente en- ell Sanatorio
Sc admiten traamieno enfermos de de uno cro
pGGendO stendidos prOpiOs msdc0s por
los de Ia Sociedad
Departamentos especales aslado. para sehoras.
Consultas ell Sanatoo por e DR. Don julio Barrelro,
sparticaares de de la tarde los das laborablesRees
nOclaisntos *lOoo-Consulta simple $500.
OpeEacones tratamienos especas banOs de a de aire
rac6n, etc, precios equativamente eonvenconaeA
CONsULTORIU
Rafael Cordero 122.
San Juan.
Edhcio consuido obeto potado de los elementos
cesaro Aerddo por los praccantes de la Soedad fuea
las horas de consua de los acutvo guarda de uno
desde las Z de la mafana de Ia tarde
PERSONAL CIENTIFICO.
Director del Sanatorio Dr. Don Julio Barreiro.
Congulta General: Sanatorio-Parada 37-Hato Rey, de
. 5 tarde todos los dias laborables
Consua General Consultoric, de 5 de la arde los
das laborables de IL la na los esvos
Cruga General DR.. Don Rafael Velez Lopez
Consulta En- el Consulorio de 2 tarde los dias labo
be En- ell sanatorio pariculares Do 10 IL de la maana
Especialista en- oios Narf1 oidos G.rgant.-Dr DON
4. FL. Molina de St Remy.
Consulta En- Consultoro de "a s3 tarde los das Ia
borabes En- ell Sanatoro particuares de 51a tarde
los dias laborables
Medeos 1nternos 81 sanatOro:
Dr. Don Manuel Pava
DIR. Don Manuel COrtes
Cruga Dental: Dr. Don Lorenzo R. Noa.
Consuta: O'Done, No. 10 (Pazuela Co6n) de tar
de- los dias aborabes
Practicantes:' Don Enrique Fern4ndex,
Jose Ducheny,
Nicolas Gonzalez.
Tssfencia facuativa aecundada efcazmente por Is HI
Jas de Ia Carload Nurses Tadas de completa sptud prae
tica continue larga experiencia.
Los socos de nnmero eveBiaes solo pagan e25O al
mes teniendo derecho acndidOs cualquers de
bos Estabecimenos al preentar ell timo recbo eobrado
Presidenca Hpartado PAL Tssnreria, Apartado 2O1.
San Juan p r. Sem Inan, P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27
VAPOR "SANT0 DOMINGO"

Este rapido buque sc despachara con destino
a San Pedro de Macoris y la capital el microbes
% del corriente a las (2:0O P. M.) admitiendo
carga pasaeros Para mas informes drijasc q
VILLAR & CO., SUCR., A genie
Phone s47 Dep6So St, No
Box na.-Sa JUAN p r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-27
ULTIMO REMATE, DEL CAMPAMENTO

Ell que sslscribe remat6 TODAS LAS FRIsAS CA
TRES, COICHONES, MOSQUITEROS, CAPAS, BAU-
LES CAM[SAS otr0s efectos, los que tiene dispos
ci6n del piibIico
Pda precos, antcs de l,acer sus compras.
MANUEL RODRIGUEZ. 8
Teiefono II. T. O. Box Is. Rio Piedras.,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-17
LOWER CALIFORNIA
IS NOT ON MARKET

him by The United Press informing
him that the people of the United
States would appreciate an expires
sion from him regarding the agita-
ton in the American congress for
the purchase Of the peninsula.
Resolutions instructing the presi-
dent to begin negotiations for the
purchase OF Lower California have
been introduced in the senate by
Senator Ashurst Arizona, and in
the house by Representative Elston,
California. American capital be-
lieves Lower California could be de-
veloped with profit and congress
has been told that the peninsula is
the Achilles heel OF America in case
some oriental power wished to in
wade this continent.
THE Mexican people would never
consent to sell portion of their
territory" Governor Cantu's message
states. Their constitution does not
authorize it: neither can the presi-
dent nor the congress Of the re-
public do SO.
Their feelings are just as much
hurt when the purchase of Lower
California is discussed in the Ameri-
can congress as the feelings OF
Americans would be II the rArchase
(Continued on page 81
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-17
t1ty-two Killed in Action,
Nlnety-nine Died of Dis
ease, Thirteen Missing.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE fol-
living casualties are reported by the
sonmanding general of the American
ssApediuonary forces: Killed in ac-
.lon' e2; died OF disease, 90: wound
su severely. 81: wounded, degree un-
,s,ee'ermlned, ,e So; missing in action,
L. Total, 29S.
Killed in Action.
, Lieutenants-
mharles H. Aug, New York City.
ras nomas z. Carter, Andover, Mass.
1aoward Moore, New Bloomfield,
o.ho o, B. Place, Bremen, Ind.
oIaries Schwartz, Jr., Marinette,
! sSergeants-
rnomas Blaine, Beaver Falls, Pa.
Leroy j. Bruff, Baltimore. Md.
roscoe G. Hurt, Hazard. XIV.
emmanuel jackson, New York City
george H. Fuchs, Mt. Healthy. o.
spnn M. Gamer, Rome. N. Y.
,enfy D. Hawxhurst, Brooklyn.
Esad EEaward 4. Brosers, Aneta. N. D.
Ioward Brown, Wakefield. Mich.
so1a s. Budzynski, Toledo. O.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-17
Mexicans Have No Desire to
Sell and Laws Would Not
Permit It.

copyright. 1919, BY United Press. ]
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1.-THE
Mexican people will never consent
to sell Lower California to the
United States.
Governor Esteban Cantu, of Baja
Oower California;, today tele-
graphed that statement to The
United Press.
Governor Cantu declares the Mexi-
can people resent agitation in the
United States for the purchase of
the peninsula, much as American
people would resent It If the English
parliament should discuss the pur-
chase of the state of California.
Mexico relies upon the principle
Of selfdetermination for all nations,
which the American president has SO
MOLLY voiced" to safeguard Mexican
territory from foreign occupation,
Cantu states.
The governors statement was
made in renlv to q telegram sant
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-17
ASYLUM FOR
INEBRIATES
Institution at Knoxville TO be Chang
ed Into Homo for Feeble Mind
ed Children Of the
State

IUnited Press Leased Wire Service.l
KNOXVILLE, Iowa, Jan. 17.-By
the middle of February the inebriate
hospital here will probably be thing
OF the past.
The hospital will be changed to a
home for feeble minded children, ac-
cordfng to DR.. M. q. Mackin, super
intendent OF the hospital
DR.. Mackin believes this is what the
legislature will decide upon as there
are more than 800 sub-normal chill
dren on the waiting list at the Glen
wood Institution and more than 800
others in different parts Of the state.
who would be admitted to the Knox
vile institution within the next two
or three years.
DIR. Mackin, recently reappointed, is
a specialist on mind diseases.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-17
IQDAY'S CASUALTY LIST
CONTAINS 298 NAMES
Alonzo Carter. East Morristown,


George D. Collard, Elizabeth, NJ J..
Charley Conley. Hager Hill, Ky.
Frank G. Drake, Minneapolis, Mimi
I Camille Ferrari, Catanzaro, Italy.
Ernest M. Goode, Covington, Tenn
Lloyd Cover, Newnat, Ark.
Main Hairless, Lewiston, W. Va.
Napoleon Houle. Danvers, Mass.
Clyde l.. Huston, Preston, Mont.
Herbert Irwin, Smyrna, Mich.
Tomasz Kujawski, South Chicago.
Joseph Kwaitkoski, Warsaw, Rus
sia.
Arthur J. Landwehr, ST. Louis.
William Lehwald Dayton, 0.
Mike Lekan, Flu Bitritto, Italy.
Ludwig Lundy, jamestown, N. Y.
William j. Mohr, Worthington,
Mimi
Ronald A. Morgan, Old Lynn, Conn
Albert Naubacher, Cleveland, o.
Giles Parson, Homer, Ga.
James J. Reed, Emporium, Pa.
Mike Riemer, Collins, Wis.
Warner e. Roush, New Haven,
W. Va.
Milton G. Saurez, New Orleans. La.
Edward L. Scnweickert, New York.
Ira M. Smith, Santa Clara. Calf.
Roy Stanton, Barboursville, w. Va.
Otto v. Taylor, Alexandria, Ind.
Samuel r. Taylor; Millersburg. Ind
Raymond J. Wertz, Potter, Wis.
Don S. Williams. Butler. Tenn.
George S. Young. Santa Monica,
Calf
Adolph o. zaiss. Denver Colo.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-17
ENGLISH ONLY
LEGISLATION
New Law Proposed For Iowa Which
Would Banlsh All Kinds
Of Foreign Speech
In State,

DIES MONIES, Ia. Jan. 17.-An
English only" bill will be introduced
In the house of the thirty eighth gen
eral assembly shortly, it became
known today.
H e. Dean, OF Osceola county, will
introduce the bill, probably within a
few days after the house reconvenes
Monday.
The bill, it Is said, win make Eng
lish the only medium OF instruction,
and foreign language can be only
d study in schools Of high school or
higher grade.
Two other Americanization bills
are already before the assembly.
One in the house and another IN
the senate propose to repeal the
sections of the code which provide
for the publication of county bust
ness in foreign language newspapers.
In his inaugural address. Governor
Harding laid much stress on the lam
guage question and urged complete
Americanization in this resnact
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-17

/ fUnited Press Leased Wire Service.]
LONDON, Jan. 17.-karl Lieb-
knecht and Rosa Luxembourg have
been killed, an official dispatch from
Berlin announced today.
The dispatch added that the per-
sons who committed the murders will
be severely punished. Several ar
rests have been made.
DEATHS ARE CONFIRMED.
BAsLE, Jan. 1.-THE Frankfurter
zeitung officially confirms the death
Of Karl Liehknecht and Rosa Luxem-
burg. The former was shot by his
escort while trying to escape as he
was being taken from his home 70
military headquarters.
The woman was beaten into insen-
sibiIity BY mob and then drowned
in the Landwehr canal. =
WAS SHOT DEAD.
BY Frank J. Taylor, United Press
Staff Correspondent
BERLIN, Jan. 16.-karI Lieb-
knecht, the most dramatic figure in
Germany, was shot dead while trying
to escape from heavy escort of gov
ernrnent troops, it was learned to-
,day. At the same time his chief lieu
tenant, was Iynched by mob.
The Spartacan leader, vino fell just
short of overthrowing the new Ger
man government by countrywide
revolution, was trapped In his home
and taken prisoner with his wife and
sons. The latter were taken to Jail.
llebknccht himself was being escort
ed to military headquarters. The
automobile in which he was riding
broke down. The party proceeded on
loot. liebknecht drew knife,
stabbed one Of the guards and fled.
The guards flung their rifles to
their shoulders and fired. Liebknecht
tel' dead, riddled with bullets.
While liebknccht was being hunt
% down, Rosa Luxembourg met death
AZ the hands of mob. The detalis
'sor her death could not be definitely
learned as this was written, but it
Is known she was beaten into insen-
ss'D''ity by maddened crowd and
men thrown into the Iandwehr canal.
me government issued an official
.1a.ement today announcing that the
murderers" of Liekbneclt and Rosa
luxemburg Twill be severely punish