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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-27

The big feature of the coming weeks
programmes at Loew's New York The
atre and Roof will be "Bolshevism
on Trial." timely story, adapted from
Thomas Dixon's Comrades" shown
on Tuesday and Wednesday. The daily
attractions the balance of the week
Will include Constance Talmadge in
Romance and Arahella" on Monday.
Madeline Traverse in "The Love That
Dares" on Thursday; Harry Carey in
Bare Fists" and Bryant Washhurn in
Something to Do" on Friday; Violet
Palmer in "Gingcr" on Saturday and
Emmy Wehlen in "Tho Amateur ADJ
vanlnraaS" GA Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-27

Carl Laemmlc, president of the
Universal Film Company, has returned
to New York from an extended visit to
Universal City. Mr.. Laemmle spent
eight weeks at the Western studios
and supervised the production Of sew
eral new features, among them one
written and produced by Allen Holu-
bar, creator of "Thc Heart of HUI
mainly" and starring Dorothy Phil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-27

piece Of film cut from the original
Of "Bolshcvism on Trial" will be given
every patron of the Marcus Loew the
aires one week in advance of the show
ing Of the picture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-27

Wesley Barry, Bobby Connolly and Bill
Montana also have important roles
Marshall Neilan directed the picture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-27

Rober. Bruce, who makes the sort
Of pictures that educate you while YOU
wait, is starting out on trip in search
of new material He makes what is
known as the scenic beautiful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-27
HE TRAIL OF THE MOTION PICTURE

lips, supported by Thurston Hall, Will
lam Stowell, Robert c. Andersen and
Stanhope Wheatcroft.
Samuel Goldwyn, president of the
Goldwyn Pictures Corporation, will re-
turn to the executive offices in New
York about May l from an extended
stay at the Goldwyn studios at Cul-
yer City. Cal.
B. S. Moss added another theatre 10
his circuit when he arranged with
Thomas Healy to take over the Sym
phony Theatre, at Broadway and
Ninety-fourth Street, for long term
Under the new direction the house
will open on May 2 with pictures,
orchestral selections by an orchestra
of fifty pieces, two solo singers and a
pipe organ recital.
"As Man Thinks" screen version
of Augustus Thomas's play, has been
produced by Harry Raver, with Leah
Baird as the star.
Charles Ray has just signed new
contract with Thomas II. Ince whereby
he will continue under the latter's man
agement for future Paramount pictures.
Among the people appearing before
the camera in William Russell's cur
rent production, "Six Feet Four" to be
released during the summer are six
old men whose ages total 5l3 years.
Each morning the six octogenarians
are called for in an automobile, and
each evening returned to their homes
in the same style.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-27

Cecil h. DeMlle's "I'or Better. For
Worse il the feature attraction at the
Rialto this week
Elliott Dexter plays tho leading role,
being cast as Dr. Edward Meade, a man
who yearned to go to war, but whose
obligations as a physician forced him
to stay at home. The story was writ
ten by Edgar Selwyn, it is said, for the
purpose OF Broadway stage production.
However, it is getting its Broadway
premier in pictures. jeanne MacPher-
son did the scenario. The overture,
played by the Rialto orchestra, with
Hugo Riesenfeld and Nat w. Finston
conducting, is Jules Massenet's "Phe-
Dire" The Riato male quartet will
sing TWO numbers. The programme
Will include the Rialto Magazine and
typical Rialto comedy. The organ
solo closing the programme will be
"Daybreak," from the Peer Gynt suite.
played by Arthur Depew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-27

Beginning next Friday evening, the
Broadway Theatre, entirely renovated
and rcdccorated, will reopen under the
direction of b. s. Moss with the frat
New York presentation of "rhe I'm
pardonable Sin"
blanche Sweet IL the star Of the com
pnny assembled by Harry Carson, the
producer, W'ile Wallace Bccry, Ed
win Stevens, Mary Alden. Matt Mora.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-27
Shadows on the Screen

Yes, we know that the "Rivoli The
atre" appeared on Tuesday as the
Brooklyn Theatre" and so many more
people have pointed it out than we
dared to hope read our stuff. 81. L. ""
said that the Brooklyn Theatre burned
down in 1878 and that made US older
than he hoped. That sounds ambigu-
Gus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-27

Geraldine Farrars newest Goldwyn
production, "Thc Stronger Vow" is
the principal film attraction at the
Strand Theatre this week.
"The Little Widow" is the title Of
the Mack Sennett comedy which is
also on the programme. Other screen
features are the second of the Outing
Chester series of Wild Animals of
Africa, path6 scenic study, Garden
Spots'; "Thc Strand Topical Review"
"Topics Of the Day. culled from the
press of the worlN by "Thc Literary Di-
gest.'
Cora Tracy Will be on the musical
programme, and Carlo Fcrrctti Will also
be heard, rs will Ralph II. Brigham
>and Herbert Sisson, organists. The
Symphony Orchestra will play excerpts
from Puccini's "T.a Tosca." Carl
Edouardc will conduct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-27

Corene Uzzell, that gorgeous Creole
beauty, is appearing with House Peters
in "Thunderbolts Of Fate" at the Loew
theatres. Miss Uzzel has been up in
the Adirondacks for long time max
ing exteriors for new picture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-27
New Films
At the Theatres

Charles Ray in "Grcased Lightning"
is the headline on the Rivoli bill for
this week. The programme includes a
natural color scenic Of Hawaii, the
Rivoli Pictorial with a vast array of
loan drive stunt pictures and other
news bits, and a typical Rivoli comedy.
The musical programme opens with
the "Slavonic Rhapsody" played by the
orchestra with Emo Rapce and Joseph
Klein conducting; an Adolf Bolm inter
pretive dance number entitled "At the
Brook with special scenic setting
by John Wengcr; solo by Emanuel
List from "Benvenuto Cellin" and
a light descriptive fantasia entitled
"In a Clock Store
Charles Ray is supported by Wanda
Hawley and Robert McKm. The pict-
IRE, an lnce Paramount, from the story
by Julian Joscphson, was directed by
Jerome Storm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-27

loaa's American Roof 40 st.. w, w. OF nway
hEGdNNtNG yQ-MOKNQX tsIon) NV.
nisFniN"U, Rose and InsFHrlai Allavais
..mIet; anderson d Rean, Cor Reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-27

The motion picture rights of "By
Right of Conquest" the novel by Ar
thur Hornblow, have been purchased
by the Norma Talmadge Film Corpo-
ration. Work was begun on this
picture on April 30. Edward Jose is
the director, and Natalie Tamadge
plays Norma's younger sister. jamie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-27

Charles Ray has just signed a new
contract with Thomas H. Ince whereby
he will continue under the latter's man
agement for future Paramount pictures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-27

"As a Man Thinks" screen version
of Augustus Thomas's play, has been
produced by Harry Raver, with Leah
Baird as the star.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

caprice nv kroisier. Chntique
y Amour by S,rang me quantity
beautiful paSior1lr Christmas In
'i'iy ~ Npn and In IA" Forest hy
GuI.maut
Nj Weaver was ably assisted by
~ r"iuh h"rs ~ the Community choir.
Two number Who Knows" by
En.I and "J'tn by HuIurgh. sung
hy NJ, H. T. stewart. gave grcat
p.rrsur" 20 IA" hudI"uc" Ncgsrs "
9 N!ddir nui G"orgc j. Gordon al.
"tNs afford enjoyment to their
r.rnds by 'hcir delightful Tng ng
and on ms occasion contributed tho
duct "As ~" Hart Jpnfeih.' by
r'hris. with pleasing effect
Tn" following musical program
VIII be- associated with N" morning
rrd evening services nt tho First
" "hodisl church his morning
Iro.ud" e, ........ NaChwdrlnor
Ecrpon,c. "Th" Eori's Prayer"
..,.,..... ........,.,s quartet
of'crtory. anthem, go Happy
l'ty' .......-,.,...,.. Bradn"r
lu''Ildn .,t.,..st. .'....... Ncril
, Evening service. o'cloCk
Prelude. "Ev'ntid"' ....... tryEinget
Anthem Abide with Ne" ......
.......... ....... Schneider
sro "llc That DweIlc'h in the
secret Ilar"' .........,......
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

TIC one evening the past ws,.
costume party IH,.. 'h ~.
guests enjoying the p.,t..... b
ana games proved en,,,...... Nt,
curing The evening ices ,v,.. i'
Inc hostess WAS ar4...t .'e.
Ethel Settle. - %s
Mrs. Charles " r.,,
panied by Mrs II l. Ill., o"
Iulsa recently for a tour ~. ID.
Ihey VIII go 10 Nc,pv.r..,. w.,
men to Glacier Nauoua. p,l. ''
me former will remain ,o. M.''
with Mrs. Mason ll'or A..
will 50 to California Who, .EY.. .'
be joined by Nj FM. .
mother, Mrs. Fred Kelly ,f 4 ...''
Mr.. and Mrs Fran. I.r,
llO2 south Elwood hly. -,,..... .,
news mat thor son, Mr .... %
FlNmer, has arrived fr.v
where he has been wlrh ... ,,.,..'.
master corps for the uts' ,u.' ...
lie Will arrive In Tulsa .Hor..
Tho Home Efficiency r.l ,-
erly known as tho Aou.,W.... ....-
viii meet Tuesday nfi,rr...
O'Clock In the offices OF N..
Il, Grommct, emergency hon, .'...
onslfation agent IN the u. .,r-.. =
the courthouse,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15
Iicinloli
.C1it,on Mott



Last Friday evening az tho Com
munity church of sand springs ihc
organ recital given by rrof John
Knowles Weaver delighted an audi.
cncr ~ interested music lovers THIS
particular occusIun being the open.
INK ~ The now p.po organ recently
iuHtnll"d IN the church The organ
iS u modern type ~ Instrument cuu-
ssling NJ two manuals and pedals
with rs rtops ana an tCccHSories, In
Guiding "A chime Of belts The tono
~ this organ ~ beautiful with con
siderable variety In orchestral cf-
foctr as was shown I'm Mr. Wcnvcr's =
playing ana the organ case ~ de-
cldrdly handsome IN appearance
There was wido range in tho
s,Nl" and form ~ compositions which
made M Mr WCAvcr's program, and
throughout the rendition hc easily
held tho audience In rnpt attention
from the opening number tho
Sonata OF Guilmnnt to Tho Poet and
Peasant overture and America"
with which tho program was con
cudcd
Of peculiar charm was u group of
short tonc pictures. tho Concert
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15
Ciubs
W 1Trm mVv1

Mrt I & Rcddcn wns hostess to
the a - Bridge club on Thursduy.
The decorations wcrc IN pink and
white and beautiful flowers were
enjoyed Mrs II A Mckcrrcn and
Mrs T. q Hcncdlct made Tho scores
The meeting next week viii ho with
Mrs George Swircrk
Pupils OF Miss Irene Room were
hoard Wednesday evening in.thc fol.
lowing recital.
A Meadow Lark ..........,IAwso
R1so Mary Raucr
French Doll ...........,.F " Mueller
Margaret Ovcrton
Waltz .........,.... .,... Streahhog
Eddie and Ruth Lannlng
Careless and Free ..,..... Martin
Mildred cook
Rustic Dance .......... Schneider
Lowell and Willie May Murphy
Melodie ....... 10y. ..,..... Streabhog
Edwin Haucr
A Stormy Moon .........,. Mrhden
opal McNatt
And Old English Dance ..... Rmith
Donald Harvey
GYPSY Dance ..,..,.t...,. Lchncr
Eddie 1anninR
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15
Weddings

Announcement has been mad" ~
the marriage of Miss Lucille Davis OF
Fayetteville. An, to- Mr NJ X Gar.
rclt of NQwhih. formerly OF Tulsa,
on Thnrsdhy afternoon IA Kansas
'l'y The wedding ceremony was
performed a. q 80 o'clock In tho
rtr.ors or the Much.chach hotel by
br J. l.. Green, president ~ VIII
'dtn Jewel college The Immediate
relatives of tho contracting parlic.
ana a f"w close friends w,rc pres
on' Tn" wedding march 10 the
strains nf which thn bridal party
"n'"tri N" ptt,ors paS played by
Mia, Helen Frank or 'h.S c.ty After
ia" ceremony wedding dinner was
served m IA" Plantation Gr.n AT tho
MUohlChich
Miss Daisy dc Fprrcs' Miller Of
Tulsa ana Nj Ralph q Johnson
nf san An'uuio. Texas announce
'h"tr marriage which took place on
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15
Nr Yarbrough.

quartet Miss Agnes Duuigan. Mrs
J Il llhdloy. Nj II W Holllngs-
worth, Mr L"-l,e NarhrouFh. Mrs \
W Iiine, organis, ana musical d.-
rector.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15
Personals

Tho Rev T. Hubert Rroylcs, who
for tho past few years has been
a superintendent Of home missions
ia the synod OF Oklahoma, prcshy-
teridn church, has resigned. effective
the 18TH ON tho following day Mr.
Broyles will go OF Dallas to assume
the duties OF associate secretary for
tho southern district for the now
era movement Of the Presbyterian
church. The southern district covers
Florida, Alabama. Mississippi.
Louisiana, Arkansas. Oklahoma and
Texas. headquarters for the district
are in city Temple. Dallas A sue
cossor in the home mission work
has not been named. Mrs Broylcs
Will remain IN Tulsa short wh.lc
~ The puest of her mother. Mrs T.
w. Fcrryman. 7li South Cincinnati
avenue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

Marys Kan, To attend commence
mont exercises OF 81. Marys .acade-
my Both are member OF tho alum.
nl Al this time the golden jubilee
Will also be celebrated by the coll
icge, Mr. Gavin and sister will visit
also In Kansas City before return
ing
Mrs. j J. Crawford and daughter
Carol OF Dallas. Texas, but formerly
OF Tulsa. are here visiting in tho
homo OF Mr. and Mrs. j r. Haw-
klns and daughter-in-law, Mrs.
thioe Crawford, and are en- route 10
Detroit, which is TO be their future
home. on Saturday afternoon, Mrs.
Chloe Crawford entertained at box
party at the Empress for Miss Carol
Crawford.
Miss Fern Purdy left Saturday for
Fort worth, Dallas and Wichita
Falls. whore she will visit. She will
be the guest OF Mrs Tony Stadler
in Fort Worth Prior 10 her de-
phriurc. Miss purdy was compli-
mcut'd with box party at tho En-.
press. with Mr. Hcarn as host. and
with a slumhcr party. with Miss
as hostess
Miss Ruth Williams entertained in
tho home OF Mr.. and Mra O. l.. Set
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

Juno In Bartlesvills. Okla Mr.
and Mrs johnson are al h0ms t.
their friends at 52l North Denver.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

Miss Katherine Gavin returned
Thursday from the Trsulino convent
a. iaolI, Kan, where she received
tho highest honor given In express
sion Miss Marguerite Gavin and
Mi James Gavin have gone TO ST.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

Miss Ruth williams entertained In
'he home or Mr.. and Mira q. l.. Set
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-08
Senderjylland.

Hr. Zahles Afvisning. Flens-
borg, 6. September Fra Stats
minister Zahle har Mellemsles-
vigsk Udvalgs Bestyrelse og Med
Iemmer az Den nordslesyigske
Yelgerforenings Bestyrelse og
rilsynsraad paa en- Henyendelse
sm at tsgtte Krayet ON 3. Zines
Remning nu modtaget ct Syar
saalydende:
| Anledning az denne Henven-
delse skal jeg tillade mig at be-
merke, at der, som det formo-
dentlig er blevet de erede Her
rer bekendt, nylig har fundet en-
Forhandling Sted i Diet danske
Folketing angaaende dette En-
ne, we'd hvilken Forhandling saa-
vel Regeringens som de politiske
Partiers Shilling paa den dan
ske Rigsdag fandt Udtryk. Her
til maa jeg henholde mig.
,,F1ensborg Avis" bemerker
hertil: At der nylig har fundet
en- Forhandling Sted i Folketin-
get, var os bekendt, som Stats
ministeren meget rigtigt bemer-
kerr; men Regeringens Holding
var bygget paa Afstemningen i
Valgerforeningen, og Regeringen
har nu faaet at vide, at hele
den danske Representation for
2. Zone, der findes i Mellemsles-
vigsk Udvalg og i Yalgerfor-
eningen, stadigt krever R6mning
af 3. Zone som en- bydende Nod
vendighed. og at man paa tysk
Side tillegger Sagen den Betyd-
ming, at Flensborgs Skabne STAIR
Sg falder med den. Naar Stats
ministeren mener. at der i den
Anledning like er Grund til at
foretage noget, saa har vi der
we'd faaet al snskelig Klarhed
over, hvad Diet betyder, naar han
Regering stadig har heydet at
stotte sig paa den nordslesvik-
ske Befolknings Udtalelser. Han
stotter sig paa den, naar den pas
ser ham, men han mener at kun
ne hyde hele Diet danske Folk,
at den danske Representation
for ale de omstridte Egne nu
/ Afgerelsens It'd ADVISES med
nogle Talemaader.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-08

berygtede Eksereerplads Poly
gonenn, hvor der under Kri-
gen har fundet saa mango Ekse-
kutioner Sted.
Den D9dsdomte vii bliye bun
Diet til EN- Pel, en- Geversalve
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-08

vii knalde og Miss eaven
er havnet, men man vii fordre
Ansvaret lagt hojere OPP end III
den sole betalte -, der kun
var Redskabet.
Carl Muusmann / matt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-08
Miss Cavells dedsdomte Angiver

AH&A11
Som t~elegrafisk meddelt fra
Paris er Miss Cayells Angiver
don't til OGDEN.
Denne Dom vii yekke megen
,Opsigt rundt ON i Yerden, og den
vii blive Genstand for talrige
Kommentarer. Thi Miss Cavells
Tragedie lever endnu j Publ
kums Bevidsthed, og hendes blot
tie Navn kan, ligesom ,,Lusita-
MOS satte Sindene i den heftig-
ste Bevegelse, serlig i England,
hvor hendes Minde er Genstand
for en- formelig Kultus.
Den Mand, der angav Miss
lCavell, og som nu er bleven DON'T
It'll OGDEN at den franske Krigs-
refs sjette Hammer, der preside
res af Oberstl9jtnant Cannus, er
en- lille, tatbygget Mand med
altfor store, abeagtige Arme og
ct sky Udtryk i de smaa, aar-
vaagne Dine.
For K|rigsretten i Paris mod
tie han i en- gammel, slidt Fl9jls.
uniform, og han optraadte med
sod Beskedenhed, medens han
stadig rullede en- Papirkugle
mellem Fingrene eller famlede
we'd Diet lille Tandborsteskeg,
der lagde sin tette Skygge over
hans smalle Mund.
Hans Navn var Georges Ga
ston Quien, og han var tiltalt
for en- Rakke kompromitteren-
de Forbrydelser med F.jenden.
Men Diet, der samlede ~Interes-
sen ON hans Process, og som vii
give hans Navn en- herostra-
tisk Ber9mmelse, Diet var Ankla-
gen imod ham for at vare den
egentlige 0phavsmand til Justits-
mordet paa den engelske Over
sygeplejerske Miss Cavell, hvis
Lig fornylig hojtidelig err BILE
ven fort fra Belgien til Eng
land.
We'd Professors Begyndelse i
Midten af August Manned OPP
leste Observation-Disclosures Nava-
rina med snovlende, udeltagen-
de Stemme den Rapport, der
var affattet af Undersogelses.
dommeren Kaptajn Grebaud, og
som efter fransk Retsskik indie
holdt en- f%uIdstendig Levneds-
beskrivelse af den anklagede.
Der var her Stof til en- bel
Romanl
CASTOR Qnien er fSdt af agt-
verdige Foreldre. Han var i
sin Ungdom i Besiddelse af ual-
mindelige code Evner, men en-
medf9dt Dovenskab og Hang
til Spiritus odelagde tidlig hans
CHANGER i Livet. Han nedsatte
sig i Paris som juridisk Rad
giver, laante PENCE overall, for
s6mte sine Klienter og destil-
lerede de Midler, de var god
troende nok til at give ham
mellem Hende.
/ 1906 egtede Quien j en-
endnu ung Alder en- Freken De
jardin, hvis lille Formue han
hurtig satte overstyr, hvorfor
hun i 1911 lod sig skille fra
ham. Han sank derefter dy-
bere og dybere og blew a Gan.
ge DON'T for Tyveri, Bedrageri
og militar INSTRUMENTATION i
Tjenesten.
Fra nu af begynder for Quien
ct uordentligt og omflakkende
|Liv rundt ON j franske og bel
giske Provinsbyer i Nerheden
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-08

smart Opvarter / Ell af de saa-
kaldte ,,Estaminetso smart Kok,
og da Krigen bryder nd, ses
han meget i Selskab med de
Tyskere, der har okkuperet Bel
glen og Nordfrankrig. En- Dag
kommer han i Forbindelse med
en- Freken Balligaud, der after
indferer ham hos en- Mand, der
hedder Maillard, hvis Opgave
Diet er at hjelpe Folk bort, der
tilherer Frankrigs eller EN- at
de andre Ententemagters Natio-
nalitet. men som er bleven h@n-
gende i de okkuperede Distrik-
ter. Her faar Quien ct 1ndblik
i Diet store Arbejde, der er or
g~aniseret af Prins de Croy, for
at skaffe franske Soldater hjem
gennem Holland, og Diet overdra-
ges ham, da han melder sig
som Forreder hos Tyskerne med
sin Widen, at udspionere Miss
Cavell. Gennem en- Froken Thul-
liez Damerne spiller overall
en- Role i disse uhyggelige At
farer = lykkedes Diet ham at
komme i Forbindelse med den i
Belgien virkende engelske Over
sygeplejerske, overfor hvem han
presenterer sig som fransk Of
ficer. | en- fjorten Dages It'd
opholder han sig derefter iBrys.
sci, hvor hans mango indiskrete
Spergsmaal og hele 0ptreden
imidlertid vekker Mistanke ON
hans Hensigters Redelighed. Han
rejser derfor hurtigst mulig til
Haag, hvor den franske Mill
terattache, Prins de Ligne end
nu er j god Tro overfor ham,
og han vender tilbage Ill Brys-
sci under Foregivende az, at der
er bleven ham betroet en- Mis-
sion af den franske Regering.
Miss Cavell opgiver herefter sin
Forbeholdenhed oyerfor ham:
han faar Lejlighed til at f6lge
hendes Virksomhed paa nert
Hold, og for smudsig Detailing
lader han allie fortrolige Oplys-
ringer gaa videre til en- Arki-
text Baueq, der i sin Redak-
ton sender dem videre til den
tyske Overkommando.
Resnltatet err den kendte Ira
gedie: Miss Cavell oliver arr
%steret, DON'T til OGDEN og skudt
til Trods for allie de Anstren-
gelser. der udfoldes for at frel-
sc hendes Liv, like mindst af
Kongen af spanien, der endog-
saa intervenerer hos selye Kej.
ser Wilhelm.
Men de tyske Militerautori-
teter i Belgien er kommet en-
liver Benaadning ! Fork9bet we'd
hurtigt at eksekvere Dommen
|saavel over Miss Cavell som over
flere af hendes NRrstaaende, der
har hjulpet saarede Franskmend
over Gransen.
Fra nu af er Quien indblandet
j Ell hel Rakke Afferer. Men
Diet gaar ham, som Diet altid
til sidst gaar Forrederen: Diet
ender med, at allie vender ham
Ryggen. Han kommer i Kon-
flikt med sin hole Foresatte, Won
Kissing, og Diet tyske Politi,
han oliver sendt til Tyskland,
fIygter til Schweitz og kommer
derpaa tilbage til Frankrig, hvor
han oliver indrulleret i ct afri-
kansk Hjalpekorps.
Her bliver hans Fortid af-
sl6ret, han bliver sat paa An
klagebanken, da Clemenceau med
hard Haan skrider ind mod
allie Forradere lige til den It'd
ligere Konseilspresident Gail
laux, der endnu venter paa sin
Dom, og hans Medskyldige, Bolo
Pascha, der allerede har b9det
med Livet.
Og nu er CASTOR Quien ogsaa
| don't til OGDEN, efter at Retten
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-08
Forladt af allie code Aander.

ct Opraab til ,,Arbejderne i Son
derborg Kreds', som F~agforenin-
gems Bestyrelse STAIR som I'd.
giver af, fortelles der i'll. ,,Dyb-
|bSl-Posten" vidt og bredt om,
hvor godt Arbejderne har Diet
linden for den tyske Republik,
.og isar, hvor godt de vii faa Diet.
Opraabet, bag hyilket man six
kert kan formode Diet tyske I'd
valg, SHUTTER blandt andet med
f9lgende: ,,Da imidlertid intet
Land i Verden byder Arbejderne
de os sely tilkempede Friheder
i tilsyarende Grad, saa matte
vi vare forladte af allie code
Aander, hvis vi i N9dens Stund
Wide vende den tyske Republik
Ryggen."
vi er bange for, bemerker Diet
nevnte Blad, at ,,alle code Aan-
der, i den Forstand for lang It'd
siden er forsvundne herfra.
1000 Mark for ct Swim. Der
bydes, skrives der fra Lpgumklo-
'ster til FL. Av", for Tiden ublu
.Priser for Swim, efter Sigende
OPP til 1000 Mark for ct mindre
Swim til Slagtning (paa henved
200 Pund). bet oliver dyrt Flask
men hvad siger detf Det k9bes
10 af Folk, som har Mont. Der
Ter Forskel paa Kong Solomon og
lJ6rgen Hattemager.
ct Emblem til kongerigske SON
,derjyder? En- ! Kebenhavn boende
lS~onderjyde skriver til Matt"
Nu mariner den store Festdag sig,
da ale vi ! Danmark boende Son
derjyder skal vere med til at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-08

stemme vor kere Fodestavn til
bage I'll Moderlandet. vi er vel
her i Danmark ca. $1,000, der paa
den store Dag skal afgiye vor
Stemme kunde der like til den
Dag fremstilles ct Emblem, som
caves til samtlige Stemmebe-
rettigede, saaledes at Vi kunde
kende hinanden og muligvis
.hjelpe hinanden til Rette?