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The Washington herald., 1920-07-04
SAYS SUSPECT
ISBANK BANDIT
Director Stabler Picks N. Y.
Man as Sandy Spring
Looter.

Baltimore, July 3.-John w, Nit
chell. alias James Connolly. alleged
ringleader of the gang of bandits
who robbed the First National Bank
at Sandy Spring, Nd. April rs,
was positively Identified" in New
York today by ]. M. c. Stabler.
director Of the bank, as one Of the
men who did the looting.
According to the detectives. Nit
chell was picked out from a line
up" of dozen men in the detective
bureau in New York. without any
diffculty. Mitchell entered a pro-
test against being delivered to the
Maryland authorities.
He will be given a hearing Tues.
day In New York for the purpose OF
determining whether he shall be
brought to Maryland on the identi-
fcation so far made. He Is the third
alleged member of the Sandy Spring
bandits to be captured through the
efforts of Baltimore detectives. The
other two have already been IN
dicted.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-04
Marine Man Dies of Injury.

Salisbury. Md. July 3. - Capt
Henry T. Banks died at the home of
his parents. near Sloan as the result
OF an accident which occurred in
Baltimore June 10 at the pier where
his schooner was loading. Two
heavy freight cars were being shift
ed by an engine when they broke
loose from the engine and were
dashed aboard Capt. Banks vessel.
where he was sleeping. His death
was due to injuries suffered at that
time
The Washington herald., 1920-07-04
PEACE CONFERENCE
OPENS TWO DAYS
SESSION IN BRUSSELS
CONTINUED FROM FACE oSE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oSE.
rope may be coming to. aside from
peace.
Going back to peace and the con-
ference, II seems necessary for
proper comparison Of Brussels with
Boulogne. Hythe and San Reno to
bark way back to the good old days
in Paris to find . proper UNDER
standing. Barring . few changes
mostly Italian-today we meet the
same faces seen long ago In the
clock hall on the ouai d'orsay and
d'Palace Of Versailles. Here are
Premier Lloyd George with his sec
retaries, Shadows. Kerr and Sasson;
Sir Henry Wilson, Admiral Beatty,
Lord Curzon, more highly respect
able looking than ever. and LORD
Riddle, who still tells everything"
to the British press and takes or
his confidence, too.
Japs Make IL Four-RinG AFFAIR.
Likewise on the French side there
are a dozen familiar faces. while
the Japanese-who really make this
four instead Of a three ring af-
fa!-, except that they are so salts
fed with the Versailles results that
they since have said nothing-have
the same representatives now as
then.
AS to the situation" that, too, Is
just about the same as q year ago.
IN so far as execution OF the treaty
is concerned. For example. today
IL was pointed out that this morn
ing's discussion concerning disarma-
ment had nausht to do with the re-
duction OF the German army from
zoe, 900 to 100000. but that II was
all about guns and airplanes which
the Germans had not given up, all
of which has been mentioned often
before.
As each new conference date has
approached there have been under
currents of reactions aud rumors
that this time" the conference Is
to be important.
Because here tallies are really
going to quarrel or else that now the
allies really intend to do some
thing" to get this peace business
decently underway. Al San Reno
there was q rift through Lloyd
Georges apparent insistence on n
revision of the treaty, NJ. MiIierand
stoekily standing hrm against any
change.
Freseh DeeInin british.
Since then there has been q
greater realization Of the danger in
allied sauabbies. As q matter OF
fact none dare make a serious
break now. although even now In
Brussels many Of the French are
declaiming against the last British
''perfdy" in the matter Of dividing
the spoils and making reparatiens.
As for the Germans, from all any
one is able to gather. II appears
that they are coming to Spa in
exactly the same frame OF mind
and with the same objections
that Count Won Brockdorf- Rantzau
brought to Versailles. They are
prepared to haggle on disarmament,
reparstions, coal deliveries, the
plebiscite. upper siiesis. everything
yielding, and with
probably not the slightest intention
in the world Of keeping their bar
gain. All of which leaves the same
old question:
l. Must the treaty be executed by
force?
.. Shall matters drift until It Is q
case OF lighting Germany again?
3. Must the treaty be seriously re-
vised?
4. In this case should America
take q Arm hand as q dominant
partner in the settlement?
(copyrisht, 1890. BY Public Lssssr Col
The Washington herald., 1920-07-04
BY CONSTANCE DREXEL.
washington Herald Public Ledger
Service. Special Gable Dispatch.)

Service. Special Gable Dispatch.)
London. July 3.-"You don't neeo
to persecute your Bolshevists in
America. Just hand them a round
trip ticket to Moscow and pay their
hotel bills while there. They will
come back in no time. enemies in
stead of friends of Bolshevism."
This was Mrs. Philip Snowden's
message to America today on her
return from Russia as one of the
eleven delegates sent on an invsti-
eating tour by the British Labor
party. The delegates left April 27,
going through Scandinavia TO Reval,
and thence to Petrograd. Mrs. Snow
den also spent a fortnight in Mos
COW where she talked with all the
Bolshevist leaders. including Lenine
and Trotzky. and spent ten days In
smaller towns on the Volga River.
She comes back to London an enemy
Of Bolshevism in practice.
BoIsheyist Aims Good.
The aim of Bolshevism is the
good OF mankind all right, but their
way of getting il is absolutely op-
posed to human nature. You cannot
divide up every thing equally nor
make everybody alike. and what is
more. trying to do so is a most dis
agreeable practice. have returned
with the firm conviction that there
is no need Of irving Bolshevist theO-
ries either in England or in Ameri-
ca, because already by our present
political system everybody has equal
opportunity. II things do not go as
the people want them to, they only
have their own Indifference and apa-
thy to blame.
However" continued Mrs. Snow
The Washington herald., 1920-07-04
Capitol Heights

Capitol Heights. Md, July a.
Everything Is in readiness for the
big annual town carnival which
opens Monday. to continue through
Wednesday. The proceeds will be
used to buy additional street lights.
Among the numerous features of
the carnival will be dancing with
Jazz orchestra The general
committee In charge consists Of
Mayor John Gabriel. chairman; Mrs.
Mary ". Boyington, secretary, and
Mrs. Clara l. Ryan. treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-04
Virginia Woman Gets Divorce.

Fredericksburg, Va. July 3.-Mrs.
Jennie Reamy has been granted a
divorce by Judge r. II. L Chiches-
ter from her husband, B. T. Reamy,
in the Circuit Court of Stafford
County. on grounds OF desertion.
The plaintiff was granted $50 per
month alimony. Reamy was for
merly manager of a hotel here. He
is now connected with the govern
ment in Detroit, Mich.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-04
Virginia Dentists Elect.

Lynchburg, Va, July 3.-The if-
ty-first annual convention of the
Virginia Dental Association came to
an end here last night, following a
banquet. oficers elected are: Pres
ident, DR.. NJ. B. Rudd. Richmond;
vice president, DR.. w. NJ. Sturgis.
Marshall; treasurer. DIR. w. n.
Hodgkin, Warrenton; secretary, DIR.
Harry Bear. Richmond, Cre-elected).
Executive committee: DIR. w. G..
Delp, Rural Retreat; DR.. w. f.
Witt. Abingdon; DR.. F. r. Tolley,
Petersburg.
The convention has been in ses-
sion since Wednesday evning.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-04
Pastor Is Also BRIDEGROOM.

Lynchburg, Va. July 3.-Rev. j.
d. Montgomery, pastor of the Cha
than Christian Church. was mar
ried at the residence of the brides
sister. Mrs. c. T. Sibold. to Miss
Annie Kate Givens, the Rev. d. S.
Pooser, of Ronceverte, w. Va. ON
ciating. The principals are gradu-
ates of Lynchburg College.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-04
Is Held on Fraud Charge.

Lynchburg, Va, July 3.-Raymond
Fitch, arrested here. charged with
using the mails to defraud rela-
tives OF missing men in various
parts Of the county, has been held
by Federal Commissioner O'Brien
for the July term of the United
States court here. Bond in the sum
of $500 was required for bail.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-04
Mrs. Mayme Callahan Dies.

Lynchburg, Va, July 3.-Mrs.
Mayme Callahan, 2S years old, wife
of d. N. Callahan. of Rustburg, died
here at a hospital. Mrs. Callahan
was a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
W. Wilkerson. of this city, who
with her husband and three chill
dren survive.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-04
Woman Prisoner Makes Escape.

Bluefields, w. Va, July 3.-Mary
Ratcliff. under indictment here for
the murder of man and sent to
Jail at Charleston for safe keeping
on account of the sentiment against
her here. escaped from jail by saw
ing the bars from a second-story
window. She has not been appre-
hended.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-04
Claim Record for Virginia Heifer,

Luray. Va, July 3-Page County
has perhaps eclipsed the record in
prolific breeding, pure-bred Jer-
sey heifer on the farm of John T.
Shirley, near Luray, attesting the
fact in a calf almost three weeks
old. while the mother is only thir-
teen months old. The thirteen
month old mother is giving an
abundant supply of milk, a fact at
tasted by the rapid growth of her
offsprinE
The Washington herald., 1920-07-04
Falls Is Stories to Death.

New York. July s.-John s. Nc
Kaig was killed yesterday In a fall
of fifteen stories from a window in
the Yale Club here. McKaig, whose
home Is in Montclair, n. j., was
spending the night at the club. His
body was found by passersby In the
street.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-04
Virginia Woman Dies Suddenly.

Fredericksburg, Va. July 3.-Mrs.
A. N. Beckwith fell dead at her
home here last evening. An attack
of the heart caused the death of
Mrs. Beckwith, who was 81 years
old. She leaves two sons, Hayes
Beckwith, of this city. and A. b.
Beckwith, of Roanoke; two daugh-
ters, Miss f. p. Beckwith, Roanoke; :;
Mrs. c. F. Bartel, Audubon, N, j.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-04
Former Legislator Dies.

Ellerslie. Nd, July 3.-Norman B
Critchneld. son of Mrs. Rebecca
Critchneld, former member of the
Maryland Legislature and former
postmaster of Ellerslie, died follow
ing lingering illness He was a
widewer. -Four children survive.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-03
S6ifiSlrnOungcn.
uad Der altcm 9ctmat

8erihte aus Der alter @eimot la
oen uns tGgli9 oelltli6er, ooB ole
fomme1oan Mintermonate Die 8eools
ferung 9eutidlunos, Selterrel3s'
l1noorns ulp. pollfommen ur9enil=
qeuo gefleioet unO fir oie falten 8lrl-
termonate niht porbereitet antrlt1t.
Gs lit Ser 0eutf6en 8epolferung ein'
foh unm0gli6, &leiOung 81 bel6or'
fen. @S Ioute Nun Die Sflibt zines
ieoen Entertainers fem, Die abgele9-
ten 4leioungsitiide ben anoerIpallo-
ten 0riiben 5%u5ulenOen. I'm nun Ie-
oermorm @%elegenbeit 81 gcben, &lel-
6~unqsItiide ais 9iebeSgaben 81 len-
ben, bietet Die Acknowledgement
Transportation So. in Ybilooelpbia,
10 big 40 @ortb 8uter Street, ben
@erIen0ern bon 2iebeSgaben tple
GfeioungSltiide uno 2ebensnlittel,
cin5eln ODER 5ulnmmen gepodt, bIl.
liqe acknowledgement uno finoet
man bic Staten oieier @eielif)alt i'm
9(n3eigenteil. IS iino 6ieie Ipe6ielle
Staten. Mon pade Die 81 ienoenoen
@eeenltGl1De in itarfe Sol5filten, an
beioen Seiten nit 8onOeilen beldla-
gen. 4oreiiiere oie Site oil Die Ser
ponbten llno nogele iiber bieie Iorei-
ie elm Stiid Cartoon nit Der Moreiie.
(4merican european Transportation
So, 1880 gtortb @ater Street,
philadelphia. 8a." Gbenio bergeiie
man ni6t, Die Norelie oes 4blenoers
5i permerfen. Wtan ienoe oiele &ilte
per @rpreB prepaid nod Ybilaoel-
pbia. Sur ielben 3eit ienoe man per
@o1t Nadriht an oie Gompanp nno
tcee Gbef ooer MoneporOer fir ben
Srausport BON philadelphia naA
0auie bel. Nad Grbalt Der Senoung
miro Der @erienoer &e6nung uno
Anpeiiuna fir Den GmpfGnger, mel.
die Anmeiiung an Den gmpfdnger gu
ilberienoen lit, per Bolt 5ugeianot.
Der 9ienit lit obio1ut 5~uperlGiiig
mo fOnner Die Ibienoer Oamit red.
men, Dob Die Senoune in 5irfa s $50
den in Die Sdnoe Der @mpfdnger &c.
langt.
Die American european Grams
portotion Gompanp lit Der Soripar.
Der fir Sen Silfsfono philadelphia,
fiir 0en proteitantiihen SilfSfono.
fir ben &ir6lihen S~ilfSberbano, fir
0ie General MiiiionarD Societp Of the
German @optiit Gburfes of Nortb
Imerico, fir Die Catholic Central
Societp Of America ano State ano
9iitrict @ran6es.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-03

ner ettpas Su ingen, iiberIteigt fat oes
8erittcritatterS 3raft. @ton borte
Den Ieiiter uno bepunoerte i'm, be-
munoerte ibn mobI 10 iebr, OoB man
lid oaein fiibIte Dem groBen &itnitler
gegeniiber, Oeiien mciiterboit Spiel,
ole Ser5en aler Ser 3liborer mebr
in lcineu 8onn idIug, ais Der BRAT
Ienoe AppIaus FUND tat, llnO mas
Iouen mir bon itniercr iugen0li6en
Oebutantiu, SrGulein gmilp Sung,
Iaaen? Man merit oas Debut meoer
Dem Spiel na6 Dem 8erbolten Der
iuaenoli6en Dame on, Tie mar ibrer
Sade li6er uno fiber ibrer Sioline,
ltno oo fam ieoer Con boil ltno flar
berous. 81 iie 5ufrieoen nit Dem
8eifuu mar? 8ir glauben es, Oenn
fte founte es iein. Nit Dem Guar
tett batten Gle Geranitalter Teh &C.
bobt. 9os uripriineIihe Quartet
mar 3il einem Ser3ett, Damn gu Ell
mem 0uett uno enoIi9 5u einem go
IiIten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, uno ols
Der aud nod floten eing, oo mar gu
ter Sat tcuer. CANT ser sSrelnolid=
felt 0eS Serrn Naeble gelong eS aber,
0uS Capital Gitp Mnionic Quartet
at befommelt, uno penSerren gebiibrt
boiler Oonf oeS SiIfsoereins fiir ibre
Iiebensmiiroige 8ereitminigfeit. llno
qeIuneen bobeu iie prGdtig uno lie
ben iif aud nidt lonee bitten; 51
Dem einen 9uartett Iun9en tic elm
3ueites, oonu elm 0uett, oonn elm
Colo. in Dem prGf)tig geioOelt tpur.
De. Sb iie eefallen baben? ytoh
Dem 8eifoa gu idlieBen, madtig. 9as
reidbaltige 8rogramm i6lob NIT
Dem Oromatiiden Sder5 ~&eelle ab-
iidten", eeipielt bon Srou Senta Sci
on uno Sr1ulein Srieou &rieg. 6rau
Scion bat mGbreno bes Sommers bon
ibrer SpieIfertigfeit ni6ts p%erIoren,
1ie 3eiete lid ii6er, uno Die &outine,
oie lie iid ertporbcn, lieB fie 8ein-
heiten ibrer Rouc in meit groBerem
MonBe berausbringen, aIs es je gu
nor DER Sou gepeien, 4u6 tie lit ein
QiebIing unieres 8itblifums 1tno iDr
rei3en0cs Spiel miro immer feline See
munoerer finben. SrGiilein &rieg,
oie borber o1rh ibren@eIang ent6iift
bate, 3eigte ii6 in 6em oromotilden
Gher3 BON elmer neuen Settle, uno
non fciner idleften. 8ar cs aud
oos erIte MaI, oas iie in einem Che
oterItiid mitmirfte, 10 fonnte man oaS
ibrem Spiel nidt anmerfen. Wtan
merfte meoer lniiherbeit nod Cant
penfieber. Soffentli6 baben mir ons
8ergniigen, iie otter ouf ben Bret
tern 3u Ieben. lin 3t refnpitlllicren,
f0n1cn mir llltr mie0erbolen: es mar
Elm gelungener Ibeno.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-03
:. 6. S~iIfsbcrcin
fiir Oic n~OtIeiSenSr 3iDilbeOGlfcruns
in Nentl6IGn6 nnS Eclterreidj.

Die SiBungeu Ocs Greclltibfomites
belhdfti9ten lid, mic oos ia in Der
ytotltr Der So6e Iiegt, ioit ousi6IieB-
lid nit Den Torbereitungen fir ben
8a5ar, Der am 6. ulo Z. 9e5ember
abgcbolten peroen miro. Somit lit
iibcr oieie Sisunaen tpenig 81 berid-
ten. 0afiir aber oeIto mebr iiber Die
MISUNDERSTANDING am Ietten Conn.
tag. 9as mar sic critic gr0Bere Ser
anItultung 0eS tGtigen SiIfspereins
uno lie mar Elm gonaer unO gIGn3en-
Der @rfolg. Die Sale, in ser Dies.
nal an Der 8eIeuhtung nift geiport
Doroen mar uno in Ser man ii1 aus
oieiem @runoe Inn 10 beimiider
tiiblte, mar big oui Den Ietten Slat
gefilut. uno bon ollen oenen, Die
erldienen tuaren, mar toltm elmer, Der
ni6t Elm 8ort Der 3ufrieoenbeit uno
Der Nnerfennltng olSgeiprod)en bot
tc. 0aS mar notiirlih Muiit in ben
Sbren Der Beronitalter lno GA iid)
>a5u AUDI ser fIingen0e @riolg geieu-
te, Der Dem 8erein mieoer Nfittel 5u
leinem SilfSmert eiebt. 10 mar Die
3ltirieoenbeit cine oaicitigc. Croft
net mltroe oo8 Hrogramm ourh Ell
men bon 6raitIein Nnita S6ooe ge-
lpro6enen, bon Serrn 8oeIdner ner=
faBtcn Hrolog, Der al bic Mil0t1tig-
felt ser @ntueienoen opeliertc. St
mas gum &reiie bon 6rGulein Sda0e
gu lagen, lit beinabe iiberfliiliig, ein
ieoer fennt unO i61tt ibre boil emit
lpideltc SortrogsfunIt. llno Die itono
oiesmol in ibrem 3enitb, nidt naein
beim Sortroge 0es 8roeramms, ion-
bern aud ipGter bel Dem oes WeIo-
oramo's uSdou Seomig", (Gidtllng
BON 8. SebbeI, @ltiit BON q. Sdu-
MANN, unO Seleftionen aus Der
@Ipde. Der Cant, ser 5rGuIein
SGooe mobl am meiIten begIiiden
miiroe, miirOe Der icir, ipenn oes
DtciIters @ort: .Goncoroia iol ibr
Name ieirL cur Gintradt" uliu.
lih I'M bicIiaen 0elltidtuut, b~eionoers
in Concord Club in sic Sat
umiette. SrduIein 6rieoo &rieg
Itano niGt gum eriten Molc Dor I'M
ierem Gublifum, lln6 ipenn lie iid
i6on bos critic Wol ais Elm 2iebline
oesielbcn ermieS, 10 bat tbr Auftreten
am Iesten Sonntag oieien Ginorud
fiber nod geieltigt. 0enu oa mar al
les pertreten zinc Iieblihe Grifci-
nung, Elm freunoIides @elif,t uno Dor
alen1 iilBer @ohllaut Der Stimme.
0aS Eublifum farqte alif nidt nit
ieinem 8efal. Son Serrn Or. @Ios=
Washington Journal., 1920-12-03
WereinSs &alCaOCr

Die @erren SefretGre linO gebcten,
uns tets bon Observation-Disclosures
IoDie bon &orgGngen III ibren Serei-
nen 9eridt gu gebcn, unO iino mir
tets beitrebt, iol6e an geeigneter
Stelle oufSuncbmen.
Ereis fir ole Sniertion Der Scar
te $3.50 pro Sdbt.
Seatider OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 8r6
lioent Wortin @SicQano; SefretGr;
Sermnnn q. Nint(er, 10 Se1ite
StraBe, 3.-B. 0ircftoren-@er ant
2. Sonntag /. SO
6ruuen S%ilfsOcrciu Ocs 9emtiGeu
@aiicubanies. 6roll Gbos. Supper
tbs, BrGiioentin; ScfretGrin: Sra1t
&culine @altberS, Anocoltia, 9. s.
&eriammlung an 9. 0onnerstog i.
%. I'M Moiienbous.
&nppcrt @omc Traacn @ilfsDcr.
elm. YrGlioeltin: 6rau 90 0e8ruin;
SefrctGrin: Sroit y. Grumte; Serl.
Num =. 0ienStog /. sc, 3 llbr nod
mittogs I'M Hilppcrt Some.
Concord &Inb, Yrdiiocnt: &arl
Soffmonn; SefretGr: &urt &oeldner,
414 M Str. g. 6. GoritanoSiiBun-
gen jeoen 5meiten, @eneralperiomm.
llungen jeoen picrteu 0onnerstae I'M
0fonat, 3f4 6 ctr. g. ~.
YrOipeet Sill Gcmettrp. gSm.
Stiebling. Nroiinrrt; 28tn. g1nrtin
Sefrctar; Gbas. 8ridmc10e, 51dt.
m%eiitcr. &cri. ON T.. 8rcitaa /. so.
in 500 9te Ctr. N..@.
3. s .6ilfsperein. 81 6 StraBc
81. 8. @rdlioent; aurt Goeldner;
Sefretdr: Or. Haul Glei5, 5000
Hbo0e SSlono Abe., sc. g.; Sinon5-
lefretGr: Sra1t 90. 9. &0nig, 400 @a.
Npenue, g. &. 8eriummll1ngen: Gre
cutiOfomite on ie0em 1. 6reitag i.Nt.,
Observation-Disclosures an ie0em 3.
Sreitag I'M Wonot.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-03
Sppttfn i6rer lttblt
uno wil1tn es riNt !
Sin %eitrag sur amcrifamiIdjcn Qa-
cn-YrUpagnnSa.

Der @oitor Ser o@oibington @oit"
lcbelrt lt6 INNER nod uid)t gons BON
leinen ilblen Nngemobnbeiten losmo-
den 81 tonnen bon Ben 3eiten her,
no lo5iliagcn Elm HreiS altsqelebt
mar fiir Die gr0Bten lln0 unberIdGm-
tciten 9ebliigen gegcn oueS 0e1tid,e.
yton ifien lid almGbIi6 ooron qe-
mobnt 81 baben, Die Oelttl6en menia-
items ols Sertonen 81 be8et6nen. Oo
Dor menigen Sagen tull6te llrpl0e-
LID Der ate 0@un" in einem
i'm itbrigen Our6 geiitige Armut aus
ge5eidreten 2eitartifcl mieoer ouf.
@leif3eitig miro bon &ermit Gooie-
oelt berldtet, 0oB aud er eS fir ae-
lhmadbou gebaIten bot, gelcgentlih
elmer &ritif oeS &arriman- Sdiffsab-
fommcn bon Ser @ano ser ySunnen"
81 lprehen, Die er in Dem 9(bfonrmcn
itebt. Man broudt ii6 iiber aermit
H%oolcbelt 1i6t beionoerS auf5ureqen;
Dem iungen Serrn, Scr borldufio
ni4ts ols Der Sobn zines beoeutenoen
SaterS, JOINT aber Elm ber5li6 bum
mer Sul1ge lit, mare nltr on5uraten,
ood 5unddlt nal 81 bepeiien, mas er
nm ei9entli6 an eigenem &eforo al.
Der Der 5atiu6e, Sobn zines groBen
Dtannes 81 iein, allfSumeiIen bat.
Meil mir ober Qeru0e 0Qbei 1in0.
BON 9unnen 81 ipreden, lollte man
enoli6 einmul obioIrte gei6i6tli6e
ll%nfcnntnis zines eroBen Seiles Der
INSTRUMENTATION 8reiie uno
Iolder geiItig unreifen 8iirid6en,
tpie &ermit &~ooiepeIt, oil oen @ron.
ger itelen. Dab bie Mebr8abl ser
anglo=nmerifonilden SoltrnoliIten
bon GurppGiiher @ei6ifte audi nift
Oen bIoIieiten Sdimmer baben, 1lo ia,
poiitibeS MiIien fam man bon 2eu-
ten, Die on0auern0 herIogene 8ropu-
gdnau betreiben, nidt pcrlonqen,
aber ems Iolte mal erparterL onB
amerifaniide 3eitungsidreiber ul1o
Der. Sobn zines Sbeooore NooIebeIt
auerpenigItenS oie Sci Of I b t
ImerifaS, ibres eigenen 2onoes.
tennten!
General Sherman mar befonntlid
I'M 8iirgerfrieg in Sii0farolina elm
geriidt uno batte sort, mie Scr eigene
8erid)t Sbermon'S I~olltetc, in elmer
@eiie gebalrit Oie iid idmerIi6 nit
obuman" be5eidnen laBt. Gbermon
iagt:
Before we got out of that state,
the men had so accustomed them
selves to destroying along the lines
everything that sometimes when |
had my headquarters in a house,
that house began to burn before |
was fairly out of it,"
0amols oi6tete Der 6reibeitsIGn-
ger Ser Siioforoliner i'm piloen
S6mer5 iiber sic Greneltatem Ser
%orfabren @crmit MOuiepeltS nnS bes
eeitartitels Der HOit, faGs er nidt
iriih bon ENGLAND importiert lein
iolte, sic ~folgenoen Serie:
Shout! let it reach the startled
HUNS!
And oar with all thy festal guns!
1t is the answer of thy sons, Caro-
lima!
Fling down thy gauntlet to the
HUNS,
And roar the challenge from thy
guns;
Then leave the future to thy sons,
Carolina!
Our meiteren geI6i6tliden gelebr-
ing Der nSunnenfrelier" nod cine
onocre fleine Neminiicen3: Sonotban
Gbea. elm engIilher Sotirifer, Mann
te George @aibineton ebenfaas Ell.
men ~Sun". nSpotten SSbrer ielbIt,
bieie unreifen @iirih6en rno Sci
tlngSi6reiber uno wiiien eS ni6t."
Washington Journal., 1920-12-03

Dor Dem iogenonnten " Sail
6 ON m e our llnteriufung oer
Notwithstanding I'M amerifauiider
dipping 8oor0 gebt Die &erneb.
mtng Der 3eugen, Die beril,dt baben.
menigitens Die oaergr0Bteu Spit.
biibereien uno S6nin0eleieu auf5u'
Oedcn, IlIitig meiter. Gin5elbeiten
tomnen nof unO nud 5u Gage, Ole
jeoer 8eI6reibung ipottelt. Sm Ship
ping 8oaro iab onideinenO ieocr
oGatriot" ELM paiienoeS Objett, I'M
81 lteblen unO 81 betriiqen. I'm cine
Silrangel, ole man in ie0em 2aoen
fitr so Gents foufeu fam, 81 erieben,
muroen Onfel Sam SIS berednet.
Irbeitern mur0en auf ser 9obnliite
80 4rbeits itunoen in einem Gage be
re6nct. 3rp0lf SonOmerter morelI
glcid5eitig duf ser 2obnIilte ais be
i6Gftigt gemel0et in cincm Harm,
Der MIR 4 bel 4 Sui groB mar. Sn
ben StraBen bon Yofobnmu un0 ga
&ollice murOen 9eineniohcn uno
GiIberitildc, sic 0aS 3ciMen III. Q.
Chipping gooro" trugen Don Stro4
BenbGnoIern %GfieutIid perfouft. 0aS
iin0 6Gac bon tIeinen Iiebcn un0
9etrilgern; Oulleben mltroe aber nit
Sen Souienoen itnO Sun0erttauien-
Den BON Den oYutrioten" III boberen
Steauugen genou iolhe betriigeri=
i6en WonipuIotionen genodt. Ser
&opitGn zines SdiffeS I'M @ofen bon
BortIono, Oregon, modte cine Be
iteGung BON $4,000 fir Iein SAiff I'M
2tuftroge 6es Shipping 8oaro un6
befom1nt - $1,000 - SommiIlion
an Dem Saul. Sotis upper "a! lie
bergenug BON Ser jeoer @eidrei6u1lg
ipottenoen MiBmirtidoft I'M Ship
ping 8ooro. Mmerifonii6er 8atrio-
tiSml1S, ser gIiiben0e @uuid cine
Son6elSflotte 81 beitben, Die Den
8ettfampf nit onOeren gtationen
oufnebmen fonnte, bat MiGionen unO
8iQionen ser &egierung CUR @erfit-
qltng geiteIlt, nm i1niere iunge San
oelSmorine 81 elmer Mtriterflotte aus
5llbauen; cine @eie1li6oft QepiiienIo-
Ter Spibbuben boben Die abiolute I'm
fGbigfeit 0eS nelten departments be-
n1tbt, i'm oiele Miuionen 81 iteblen.
Hegierungsbeamte boben uno nieOe-
rem &onges baben it6 idmieren lai=
len. 9ieie Spper-Eotrioten, Oie ie-
oen 0euti6en nit S6mlb bepcrfen,
iin0 nihtS ol8 8aterlan0SberrGter
sic lGngit ins 3u9tbaus geb0rt bit
ten. S~ergebens iudt mon naf} ci-
mem 8eri6te iiber Strafberfolgung
oieIer fIeinen uno groBen 0iebe mo
@etriiger. Mit6eG YoGmer iiebt nod
immer rot, er bot feline 3eit, I'm
sic l1tmpiqen poar 8iiionen 5t ior=
qen, Die @obe mobrer Butrioten, Die
bodnerrGteriihe S6ufte geItoblen ba-
ben. 4Ies Heformieren I'M Sbip'
Pima 8oaro lit mertIos, iolonde man
nidt oenglngioS-S tul griinOlid tebri
BON aa Sen Gpibbuben Sageoieber
un0 8nmmlern!