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Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27
Hold Funeral Services
for Veteran Omaha Pastor

Funeral services for Rev. Leonard
Groh were held yesterday at 2:5c
in ST. Marks Lutheran church, OF
which he was a pastor tor ~ years.
The church was filled with friends
OF the veteran pastor.
Rev. c. B. Harmon, Rev. y. r.
Jenkins, president Of the University
of Omaha; Rev. Luther Kuhns, Kew;
w. /. Guss, Rev. G. 6. Carlson OF
the Immanual hospital and Rev. u
). Baltziy were speakers at the
services.
The pallbearers were: Charles
Pulls. Edward, Wolverton, E. Cast
berg. Arthur Edholm, Frank Elk
dahl and John Harberg. Burial was
in the Forest Lawn cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27
Alcohol Smugglers
Burned by Liquor
They Were Running

Berlin, Oct. ga majority OF
those killed as 4 result of the wreck
near Kranoyitz, Silesa, when = pas
senger train collided with = freight
train and took FIRE are reported to
have been alcohol smugglers.
Fifty smugglers, 4 number of them
women, are said to have been
aboard the train with spirits con-
cealed about their persons in spe-
cially constructed containers. Un-
able to extricate themselves from
the wreck it is said they became
easy prey for the flames.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27
Navy and Marine Corps
Members to Hold Reunion

All ex-member of the navy and
marine corps are urged to particle
pate in : big reunion under the aus
pices of the Nebraska Naval club
the third week of November. Def
mite announcement will be given
within the next few days as to the
exact date and place.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-07
DAILY EAST oREcoNA rENpLEToN OREGON SATURDAY. JUNE
MOTION PICTURE NEWS
What the Picture Theaters
Have tn Tell you
Alta SUMMON.
Bert LyteII I'm ..E'aith," a Powerful
Story of Life.

Bert LytelI I'm .Iaith," Powerful
Story OF Life.
Bert Lyteii, the Metro star who
has flashed into fame on the screen In
ir the same manner In which no at
tained success on the stage. win be
seen at the Alta theater Sunday and
Monday. In n gripping drama OF in.
TENSE heart appeal Faith" IA story
of love and humanity.
The play tells the story Of young
man who has drifted from the good
influences OF life and settles down to
a narrow, hum drum existence which
kills enthusiasm and ambition and
leaves him content with the crumbs
OF life.
Although he Is content TO exist In
this manner tife two women who have
an intense interest in his life decide
that II is faith and love that Is lack.
ing TO bring to the heights OF achieve.
nent. How they accomplish this and
the beauty OF the romance which com
pletes the story IL beautifully told In
this gripping drama OF human hopes
and happiness and Mr.. Lytell Is seen
In role which gives him great scope
for his versatile dramatic ability.
With him are seen such artists as
Rosemary Theby. Edythe Chapman
Edwin stevens. and Nancy Chase. The
story was written by Richard WASH
burn Child and adapted for the screen
by George ID. Baker and c. Ken
yon. The production was erected by
Charles Swickard under the superyi-
sion OF George d. Baker.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-07
PAsTISfE SUMMON.


A horse. white with lather, clattered
up to the sheriff's office in Pyramid.
and weary little man slipped from
its back into the arms Of the gather.
ing crowd. in the Triangle play, "The
Laws Outlaw" featuring Roy Stew.
art at the Pastime theater on Sunday
and Monday.
Charlie Easton." gasped the little
man. HE'D gone crazy and siai,
Sheriff Ransford in cold blood /
saw him do it, and then he drove mo
from the camp at the point of a
gum" A thrill swept the district at.
torney's audience. for the little man
was none other than Clarence Cecil
Hartley, who had accompanied Sher.
iff Ransford and Charles Easton in
their search for the mysterious as
ssiilants OF old Oscar Dawson. the
towns richest man. who had been
cruelty beaten and robbed of several
thousand dollars.
II all seemed plausible, for had not
Ransford, the nesters candidate,
beaten Charlie Easton, the cattlemen's
favorite, for the office of sheriff of
the county. And Easaon had taken
his defeat in such a temper that he
had refused his successful rivals
generous offer to continue as first
deputy. a post which Easton had held
urder Pop Atwood with unusual cred
IL to himself and the office.
Breathlessly the crowd hung on his |
words. as Hartley described the kill |
ing. They had made camp on the
desert after a hard days ride. and
temper had been on edge |
He had snarled and cursed at the /
unarmed shrfft and then after an
exchange of blows in which Ransford |
had been dazed by the blow in the
Jaw. Easton had shot his opponent
twice as he was struggling to rise.
This was all Hartley had seen for he
had been driven away at the point of
1 gun, to his tethered mount and with
1ut taking time to saddle up. had fled
or Pyramid. every moment expecting
/ bullet from Easton's gun would
heck his mad dash.
The entire county was aroused by
1artley's story and the supervisors
'oted a reward of $1,000 for Easton
lead or alive. A posse was formed
md armed to the teeth began a search
or the former deputy. how Charlie
CASTOR, hunted by the law, succeeded
n bringing two villains to justice and
soaping the moose himself is the big
urprise in the latest Triangle drama
4 life in the cattle country.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-07
Fire Damaged Steamer
Being TOwed Into N. Y.

NEW YORK, June THE British
cargo steamer. Beech Leaf, badly
damaged by fire, is being towed into
New York by the American transport
West Haven. according to wireless ad.
vices the navy authorities here re-
ceived today. The message from the
West Haven said that the engines and
steering gears of the Beech Leaf are
out OF commission and that she Is
steering barly by hand. One fireman
was Killed and the third engineer was
seriously turned the wireless said.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-07
ARCADE SUMMON.
Arizona Cowboy Brands broadway
In Western style.


Bob Sands Is n puncher from the
Southwest. He got into Manhattan
a few days ago and was employed by
Mr.. Harrington. tie millionaire rail-
road man, to undertake to tame young
Larry Harrington. his son. Tho
brightly lighted districts OF the me-
tropoiis have known Larry for some
time past as spender who has. no
regard for his fathers millions: and
who can fight like a demon.
branding broadway" which will
be presented at the Arcade theater
next Sunday. c. Gardner Sullivan
wrote it and Hart did the directing.
They say it is n different Hart pic
ture-and the public will agree when
hey see it. Seena Owen is Mr. Harris
leading woman in this production.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-07
AUSTRIA PREPARES COUNTERS

ZURICH. June THE Austrian
reply to the peace treaty will take the
form Of counter proposals, an ms
bruck Dispatch reported The main
points are ready. the dispatch added
but the fun text of the reply viii not
he handed the allies before juno 10
or 10.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-07

The average woman finds good
looks an expensive habit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-07
Second Hand Lumber for Sale.

S00VIHH IfHfftI IIHfIItICF IUF SIIV.
We have about 1000 feet of used
lumber that we want to dispose of at
a bargain OREGON LUMBER YARD.
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28
Der @nttn Der GabeI.

Gin Stem gorfcr batte einen
Uionn, Der BON elmer 8iebform in
&pomine in elmer @eihdftsanaeIe.
ecnbeit bicrberocfommeu mar, in ei'
mes Der beIten Neftaurants gum
2und geIooen. Scr Mann aus
@poming aB feline gan3e Mabl3eit
nit benz Meiier. NIs er beina6e fer
tio mar, entoedte er ploBIid, Dab er
feline @obel botte.
ga bort iid bod aIes ouf,"
Iogte ser bie0ere Maann aus benz
@cIteit, der 9eaner bat mir ia
feline @obel gebro6t."
,Gru, Sic broll1en ia feline" err
toioerte iein @aitee6er init ernltbafs
ter Miene.
.IotiirIih broll6e i9 cine" emit
Gegnete ieoo6 Der 8iirger @po.
mings. r@omit ioute id oenn ionit
nteinen &offee berumriibren?"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28
Sin snF Oon ediacr.

Ssn ser r8oridauer 9eitung" er.
8GbIt alirt Ealm foIgenOe S4iler.
Anef0ote:
Gn einem idoncn @~interabenO
i'm Sanuar Oes Sabres 1885 gingen
8mci ungefdbr ieh5ebni6brige MGO.
den fiber Oen Norftplnb in 0orm-
ItoOt. @s lag elm ifoner S6nee alit
ser StroBe, un0 sic Iuitigen Dinger
narfen Iid nit SdneebaIlen. Die
ifGfernOe Shlatt lpnr geroOe an
bibigiten, oIs aus Dem iogenonnten
alien Yalais 0es Yrin5en G6riition
(6epobnt BON Der onlten Siirltin"
aIbertine 2ltiie, @emoblin Oes Erin.
sen @eorg @ilbelm, 0es 9ruOers
Oes 2an0grofen, uno @roBmutter
ser G0nigin 2uiie BON 8reuBen)
5pei Serren troten, bon oenen ser
cine ri6tig einen Oerben @urf emp.
fling, ser eigentIid ser 6reunoin &C.
gotten batte. Mit einem S6rei
manOten Iid Sic MdO9en iofort sur
Slu1t. Sn0eIIen Die 9erren fnn0en:
.Straie muB Iein!" unO perfol9ten
sic bei0en bartnddig. Die Sa90 9inQ
Els an 0as olte Gntbaus am Sara.
oeplas. 9ort maren Oie llebeltGte.
rin1en einge6oIt, gefoBt unO trob
allen S6reien unO Str1ltben tii9-
tig abgefiBt. 6euerrot unO beiG)dmt
Iiefen lie nab 9auie. 2a6enO mano.
ten lid Die &erren Inn utt0 i6ritten
Dem S6loB gu.
@m n6dIten 8ormittog fono
.groBe Gout" BEL Sofe itatt. Srelnoe
&erridaiten maren on1peienO, mie
aarI sluguit bon &seimar unO feline
@attin Guile, cine beiien-OarmitdOter
&rinaeIiin; es gab alio piel 5u ieben.
Inter Oen 3uidauern iteuten ii6
AID Die beioen iungen MdOden Elm,
0eren Safer i'm @rfamt tGtig paren.
Oa, mer beihrei6t i6r @ritaunen,
ols Tie in Dem 3irfeI ser Iuserpdbl-
ten sic bei0en iungen WGnner er.
blidten, sic am oergangenen IbcnO
eile fleine ltnoorii6tigfeit 10 bart
beitraft bottenI @s maren Ser 8rin5
@eorg bon Seiien unO SrieOrid
S6iGer. Ser lebtere bate am Ibeno
norber ben 2anografinnen S06tern
i1to S6mGgerinnen Ser geiitreihen
Sreunoin Merfs un6 &lopitods,
&enriette aaroIine, uno ibren fiirit-
Iitben @6iten oen erIten Gift oes
Son GorIos" porgeleien, 5upor
nber iif BON friiden 2ippen Die
E0tige Stimmung oa5u gebolt. Die
cine ser beioen @efiiBten iibrigens
bieB Seis un0 war sic Eodter Oes
rSofperuquiers". Sic bate @rin5
@eorg erwiidt. Die groBe SGonbeit
oes Mtaobens mndte ouf Ben Yrin-
gen Iolfen @inorud, onB er es BET.
1atete, nodoem es our @aroneiie er-
nannt moroen mar. Der Sdnec6a1
ols Seiratsoermittlerl llno es lit
nitt einmaI MIR cine Snbel, ionoern
8nbrbeit.
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28
Die falte Guide.

Ser Star" eines 2onooner Che
nters fiiblte iid eines Cages nidt
mobl uno mtBte feline Tolle fir ben
glbeno einent iiingeren, iebr einge-
biloeten &oaegen obtreten. 0ieier
Innote an ale 4ritifer 2onoons De'
pei6en, oaB er am @beno in Der be-
trcffenoen &oIe auftrete. Sim
Nadmittag fanoen ii9 Die &ritifer
wie g~epobnlid in ibrem Stub elm.
.Sat beute iemano bon eud Elm
Telegramm bon 4. b%efommen?"
fragte SameS sc. Barrie, Der be-
fnnnteite Don ibnen, uno aae be-
iabten feline Sroge.
r@as babt ibr getan9"
sic batten es natiirli9 nidt be.
antmortet. nSatte Barrie oentt ge-
o~ntmortet?"
~Sa," iagte oieier.
r8as ocnn2"
SD ocpei6ierte: 8eIten CANT
fir Die @arnungl"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

Snoibi6neII. SEER Gum
&edtsanwalD: ngtiln, pie tit es SD
men oern nit Sbrem 9lienten err
gonoen2 @oben sic i'm 0ur4ge-
bradt?"
Gertei6ieer: Seeds @onot' bat er
befommen, Itott Der bonn StaatSan-
malt b~eontrogten a6t5ebn. SD
bGtte Dem aerl gan5 frei sefriegt,
menn er nidt 10 imam geitanoen
6dttel"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

Mus Sem &egen in Die
Grauc. Gin &err lit bel elmer
Somilie gum Sec gelnOen. Sp1ter
fest lid Sic GItcIte Sohter ans ala.
bier uno iin9t.. Ser Serr. Der lid
unbemerft glanbt, gdbnt. ga
fomnlt Die Snusfrali ouf i'm gu uno
frogt Jpn, OBJ er ii4 benn ni4t
amiliiere. 80, gaI,5 ausge5cidnet.
enaoiee 6rou". erpioertc er. ~iuern
ib geraoc eegdbnt babe, 10 geIdab
oos nid)t aus 9~angeweile, lonoern
nlr bonn .leeren Wagen!"
GittIi1 entrIi It ct.
Sreier (nad Dem Seiratsnntrag):
r8enn sic idon perlobt Iino, mar
nm BADEN sic mir oenn oas nift
uorber geiagt?" -,
Sic (emport): SD eebore nIc9i
gu Der GIalie BON Maofen, Die nit
ibreu @%ro6erungen problt."
SeI6nperrat. Diener:
,. SD botte feinen @rennipiritns
mebr ga, gndoieer Serr, nno oa bob
i6 etruas bon Sbrcm Gognac genom-
menl"
Serr: God nidt piel boffent-
lido"
Giencr: IS betuobre. einen
Gdlud!"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

Gnpferfeit. Die bier
ilbrige Mortba, u%ntertpegs, tueiner-
lid: .0futti, Ole neret Striimpfe
f'osen TO-"
r@tan muB tapfer feilt" iugte Oie
Mutter.
Cine fleine 8eile blei6t's itiG.
Damn meint Die SeIOtn enttauidt:
oSo, ober ipenn man tapfer lit,
t'osen iie aud."
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

6 d welbIid. Sic: ~S6
trolte, mir batten bel unierem SauS
einen reft biibiaen @arten, oamit
mir einmoI elm @artenfeit peranltol-
ten fonnten!"
Gr: n2eoi9Ii9, oamit Oh oas
@ergniieen bait, 9efannte ein8nla-
ocn!"
sic: uSa, nlo ebenio oas Ser
aniigen, anoere nibt ein5ulaoen!"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

-@Iter Serr: .uno i6r
DicnIt6err lit aIio our geer0i9ung
zines ieincr In9eiteIten gegon-
GEM"
G6rci6er: .Nid)t zines Mpgeiten-
ten, Ionoern elmer entfernten Ser.
ponoten zines 4n9eiteIten."
Bitter @err: v8os Sic ioaen! Gas
lit ober icbr nett"
@drei6er: nSo, Elm bisden at
nett. @enn elmer Don un3 einen
8eruonoten perliert unb es inn nit
teilt, gebt er ieoesmal sur 9ecroi-
gung, ser S6afsfopf."
Sitter &err: ~Nanu, mas fonnelt
Sic ocnn gcgcn foIbe 9eraensgiite bo-
benz"
gdreiber: r@S 1T feline Screens
9iite. !Scrr. Or eebt nur, Inn
Iider au iein, BOB oie 8eeroignng
fem 8ormano fir einen freien Sag
it,"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

bcim fomme Subt. Bie i'd Damn sic
Setter gcmott 0cbobt FEN I'm Oas
&ous e rpenig o%bgeOoit mar, ben i'd
mid reOOia gcmadt, mad Ocu &aS-
pitteI 5u gem, for na6 Die frame
@iebcIs 81 ai!fe lin ga lin Die an
rere gupe beim fomme I'M ben ge'
Ioat, cS mar feline Sdul BON mege
ole 6lu6.
81 ted iub, id fontme aus elm
Srubel in sen onnere, momit i'd per.
hleipe Sbue Sbrr Iieuer
S1iIipp Saueramp er.
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

= S6Iauer 8aItor. Gin
@aItor in elmer Staot i'm Staate
&anIas fat tiir5lid cine nerle Wte.
tbooe gcpdblt, nm Den grtrag Der
&oQefte, DER ltanoig abnabm, 81 per-
groBern gr teilte Der @emeinoe,
fur3 bepor Die Sammeltcuer berum-
gerei9t puroen, nit, Dab bon @e.
meinoemitglieoern, Die S9ulben bit
ten, fem 8ettrag ertpartet miiroe.
Die 4oacfte 6ieies Cages bate Den
ooppelten @rtrag pie ionlt.
-Sn einem i69fif9en
q o It al I. 2aufburi6e (meinen0):
&c eeren Se. &err Sefretdr, ib bab'
sc chen a @elobrief in ben 8ricfta,.
item geitecft!"
Sefretdr: ~@obin mar er aorei.
liert?"L
2aufburide: uIa9 S6mcrnel"
Gefrct1r: nNad S6mernel 8c
licgt ecnn oaS?"
2aufburide: ~Sn Glee . aiicnl"
(Smprlla).
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

= Che @tAter. 0ie bei6en
Gotten inBen itia nebeneinonoer.
Yl0sIi6 iaete oie 6rou lanft:
Sans, tpenn mir beioe nod einmaI
lung p6ren, Diiroeit on mid Oann
nr6 einmol beiraten?"
Sang III @eoanfen ontfDortete er:
rgs lit bod 10 idon frieOli6 bier
Geute n6enO. Sang bod feinen
Streit nn!"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

Slit. Gbemaun (8lt einem
onoeren); pSbne 0aB 9u MIR elm
Sort at iogen bratdit, n1bt Sir
9eine Satin one feblenOen 8nopfe
an?"
.SSa, 6as habe id ourd cine Git
erreidt!. -. Sd er3dblte ibr, oaB
I'M @ariete oie G6anionetten es rltr
auf mid abgeiebeu bGtten, neiI ite
mid infoIge 5tueier ~feblenoen &nopfe
fir leoig bielten?!"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

&idter: nNad nIlent, mas mir
iiber SIRE Trar oc6ort 6abcn, lit
iic iebr eutmiitis. Sic ioIltcn tie
auf Ocn @Gnoen tragen."
IngefIngter: ~@ott ion id.
ibr uff &c @6n6e tro9en, bel 22O
&funo, set MAIDEN Sic MIR nal
Dor, &err Seridtsbof MIDI in De
Sono!"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28
9roui nimmt sic beige @ermanoaO
Sn @ile Elm @rfriidungs6ao.

Gr tIngt immer. gr6t:
Sic brau6cn iid ourd)aus feline
Sorgen 5u MAIDEN, Sbr @er5 lit
h~ouitdnoig seiullo. llno %, no Sic
iber S6mer5en fIagcn, lie9t buS
&er5 i~iberbcupt nidt.'
&ronfer (perbIiifft): $50 liegt es
0enn?"
Irau (oem 0oftor ing 0br fiji.
iterno): Tim @ottesmilcn, Iagcn
Gle es linn ia nidt, ionlt flagt er
1der morgen iiber Oieie Stclle."
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

8e6enfIi9er Seller.
@irt: r@ie bot Sbnen Oas pierfa9c
edo sefauen2"
Souriit: uyaidt redt. wiIien
Sic, es ipri6t e bis6en our6 Die
Seal"
Sbeaternotia. .Sn 90
lit oie SdauipieIerin 3. lebens
l1nelif als iugenolide 2iebbaberir
angelteqt worOen!"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28
Gta,nmbnablntt.

@iIt beim gramen bu sefauen.
@erbebfs ni4t;
9ait einem Mdbden ou sefaacn.
gr5o5i's nidJt;
9rdnat'S bid 81 Ipriiden @rsiiien,
NudIe niht;
Soit oenno4 Gerie on gerilien.
Druid ie nidt.
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

Ser @idel fdIdft~, Der ae6rer Ipri4t:
.@eroammter @eu0el. b0rit 9u nidt,
u8as SlpiIden Berlin iid ulto Poien
befin0et?"
9lufI4redeno Der @idel iid Olidt uuo
minbet.
Ser MideI idludt. gang bl0O' er bIidt.
Sod pl0BIi1 neiiet er 5e9liidt
Nad Der Nnrte uuO ruft, iibcr5eu9t od>
bon gang:
n3tpiI1en Yoieu unO Berlin oo-fraudt
cine Wan5."
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28
Tnbel.

Gum &6inoseros iproM Der glefont:
~@ir Iebeu iebr Iau9e, oas 1T befannt.
@arum tperben mir 10 alt tpobI, lieber
@eIeL?
Sd CLAUDE. 6as mad,t Oos oide SeuI"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28
Ins Sem gppenscn.

nRotri! Die @ier iono ieb bod au
dip! Sdg ST @Is6etb, iie ioa /
8rfunft s. Scnne Idnger oroff ODE
bofe loo"
3ioiIItouosbeomter gum 8rnut-
toor: Ser @6cItoro Ieet beridie.
oene 8flidten orf. Der Wonn Ion
Die Srau beidiibcn; Die 6rdu ion
rcm W1onne iiberaa bin folgen."
8rout: .2ooO-lie oenn 90 ga6r
iiiis obGnoere2 Minn Moa ii6t bolt
@rieftr119er tpoorOe."
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

Sm Dnft me MI
gcOenft, onB Ell
Ntann 10 en- arm.
1eiiger %trnuriger
i~efenbdnOi9er
Snopp is, penn
Srau nit
ms &nus is. Sic
miiIe, ooB sic Sig.
5ie, mas tneiae
9lItp iS. I'm en-
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

SuriYtif6es @uta6.
ten. Ser iuage Mann: SD mod-
tie Sic Inn Sbren &ot bitten, Serr
Jiedtsanpalt. 8as meiteu Sic iuobG,
wiiroe Sbre 9odter cine paiienoe
6rau fir mid iein2"
Ser &edtsantpolt: nNein, ons
CLAUDE id nidt, mein Serr. @inen
Dollar, bite"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28
Ole Souptfnh G.

Ole &aupto de. Sun.
ger 0i6ter: .@ir ioGten nal au'
Iommen Elm EbeoteritId larei6en.
Roueec; groBes 9iilifo lit ia nidt
babel, id %liefcrc oas Eapier nno
Sic Die Sinte."
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28
Sanders @aGfrenScn.

9ieDiagnoe. Ser a6t-
iabrioe Sris ipiclt nit iciner fiini-
i6bri0cn SdWciter Same u9oftor".
Die Yiippc lit franf ~geuoroen
uno .leioet al 3eihweb." 9cm 0of.
tor Srib floet oas beior9tc Sd)rpe-
iterdeu ibr 2cio nit DIR tranten
&appe. 6rib unterilldt Die Yuppc
getpiiienbatt, bordt, Oriidt uno
fIopft iic, modt Elm icbr beoenfIidcS
@ciiht unO oiognoiti5icrt: ~Sa, oas
Ssrlln is febr fronf - 0os Gino bat
S1acmcbl in 2cib."
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

@eiIter (Oer einen @linoen ge'
i6nitten bot): so. i'd wo0te Cir
8engel~ BLOB nal 5eigen, wie oaS
ousIiebt, uno mas es oafiir gibt!"
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28
Gntmer S@reibebrief hFs
1btIipp SaGrraWtpfer.
SO

gRain Iic6er 0crr gcOadtiondr =
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

.Serr llbrmoder, bier bringe iG
Sbnen uniere fleine 8onoubr."
.Sm, lit Die nidt in 0ronung2"
80 oo9, nur Der Rerpenoifel
nil nidt geben."
Washington Journal., 1919-02-28

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sGblt aurt Ealm folgen0e Schiller.
AnefOote:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-29
Claim Old German Regime Tries
to Defeat Alleis in Diplomatic
Battle To Balance Up
Their Losses.
REFUSAL THREAT MADE
TO SPLIT CONFERENCE
Bolshevilki Defeated Badly Beat
en- by Rumanians; Say Huns
Will Try Hold Point from
Poland by Fotcy
CBy frank ]. Taylor, Starr Corr

(By Frank j. Taylor, Starr Corr
Berlin, March Radical leaders
today declared that bolshevism is a
bugaboo through which Foreign Min
lister Broekdorff, Rantzeu and Bern
storff hope to win diplomatic vic
tory and to retrieve the military de-
feat suffered - Co-~a-y a. t':e
hands OF the entente.
According to the radicals the Ger
man threat to refuse to accept the
peace terms was expected to split the
allied nations. Regarding the pro
cedure of the Germans to refuse the
peace terms, certain allied nations
are claimed to oppose the blockade
of Germany while others insist on
the enforcement of conditions
A supposed secret organizlt tion of
officers and soldiers of the old re-
gime are watching the developments,
apprehensively. The militarists
claim they are not political though
they admit that they favor reaction
against another uprising.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-29
Won BERNSTORFF DECLARES PEACE
REFUSAL WOULD PROMOTE BOLSHEVISM

Paris, March 29-Germany is de
termined to stick close to the Wilson
program in making peace with the
allies, Count Bernstorff, former Ger.
man ambassador to the United States
declared in an interview given the
Berlin correspondent of the Temps,
which that newspaper prints today.
THE armistice of November H.
said Count Won Bernstorff, "was
signed when all the powers inter
ested had accepted the program of
peace proposed by President Wilson.
Germany is determined to keep to
this agreement, which history will
regard, in a way, as the conclusion
of preliminary peace. She her
self is ready to submit to the condi-
tions arising from it, and she ex-
poets all the interested powers to
do the same II these essential con
ditions of the Wilson program should
be violated or neglected and espe-
cially if conditions are imposed
which go beyond the program, the
German delegates would unfortunate,
ly finl ter, alves in position of,
say, non pc lmus"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-29
TO BOOST
PRO-LABOR
MOVEMENT
BY United Press.

By United Press.
Washington, March 29.-The return
OF Samuel Gompers in April will
mark the opening of an intensified
campaign to elect prolabor candi-
dates to public office, according to
Secretary Frank Morrison
The federation program includes
the elimination of unemployment, the
adoption of the eight hour day, re-
stricting immigration for two years,
the development of higher education,
the elimination of employees liability,
fight on militarism, the removal
of restrictions ON the freedom of
speech and the press, government
ownership of railroads, utilities,
wharves, docks, to curb the power
of the courts and to declare legisla-
ton unconstitutional.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-29

Count Won Bernstorff advocated =
plebiscite for Alsace-Lorraine and
German Austria.
"Germany's attitude on indemni-
ties continued the former ambassa
dor "is fixed by her acceptance OF
the note Of Nov 5, 1918, whereby rep
aration is accepted for all damage
done to the civil populations of
France and Belgium by German ag-
gression-this note, with its payment
Of no other indemnities."
Asked what the consequences
would be of the failure to sign the
peace, Count Won Bernstorff replied
q am no prophet, but bolshevism
would gain immensely. The liberal
world which has seen salvation for
humanity in President Wilson's prin-
ciples would be terribly disappointed
il peace were not made. Even the
higher classes would be driven to
despair hope that the league Of
all the nations of the world will
make common cause against the spec
ter CT bolsheyism and triumph over
it."