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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-01
Hold Three Fcs Theft II Hoe.

raIe, " yatt' Lscar Miller and James
mn. CAag ssl with the larceny OF
Char,tnoss hOm sam Nnuu, and
Wes, 70 y, Crapps, farmers living near
guil,y 'uat entered pleas Of not
aay botr shelr arradgnr4cnt yester-
were ,,I8e Justice 8. q. Mayey ana
each fo fg'Scel under bonds OF 5000
any RIel.nllnary hearing Fcbru
own rsoo,n yalt was released on his
ana tUe4eoEniAance. Miller made bond
eo,,u Laker was coml1f,o1 ia tha
'S'''S IaIl 10 await trial "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-01
Aftcr pctty ThlcNcs.

Residents on the north side, par
liculnrly on East Fairvlew and East
Haskell streets. from Boston to De,
troit avenues. are up In arms oyri
the visits lately of petty thieves A
Womhn's coat ana purse were taken
from the home of Louis Xollcr. III
East Fnlrvicw, while the family were
In tho front room, ana a number oi
clothes were taken from tho line
from the residence at % East Has
kell
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-01
All-Day Services Will
Be Held, Starting
This Morning!
ORGANIZED IN 1901
Magnificent Structure TO
Serve the Public as
Communal House.

After weary months OF waiting,
the Disciples OF Christ OF this city
have at laat como into their Prom
ised Land and the dedication Of
their magnificent structure at Ninth
and Boulder today will give them a
building and equipment second to
none in the state or this section Of
the United states.
a special prayer service NJ S:I5
O'Clock this morning for the Chris
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-01
AlIege Drug Law NioIatlon.

Nern StAnfield was arrested yes
tcrday at her home on South Elgin
avenue and placed in the city jail
under a charge Of violating the Har-
rison narcotic law The complaint
signed by j. Il. Greene, internal
revenue agent. accuses tho defendant
with selling drugs without the au-
thority Of u federal permit. ", y.
Ellis, local deputy United States
marshal. made the arrest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-01
PERSHING PLANS .
BEING REFORMED,
Parade Program Also
Altered-Wounded
Men Honored.

Schedule OF General Porshiug's
reception in Tulsa bobruary IL.
9.1j a. m.--Parade.
1890 "a. m.--Iicception Hotel
Tulsa.
1880 p. m.-- Luncheon Coun-
try club, Clearing House associa-
ton.
2:30 p. Mass meeting Con
veution hall
6,3O p. m.--Train leaves after
tour OF city by all visitors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-01
To the Tulsa World:
concerning the I'D. A. 4. n"

Direct Actionists Against Thieves.
an organization of business men
formed for the sole purpose of
taxing direct action against the
more dcgenerated and malicious
automobile thieves by capturing
and hanging them, desires 10 sub
mat for publication the following
statements Of the organiza tion, It's
purposes and plans OF action.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-01
Membership.

Ihe membership is confined TO
business men OF unquestionable
worm and integrity who have no
political axes to grind" and none
nave been approached except those
VINO have previously expressed
uesiFe to settle the matter, once
ana for an, by n good old
Iasnioned hanging bee.
me organization as II now stands
mas al the information II wants or
neens, secured by It's own members
NNhout cost and II the combined
wealth Of Its membership happens
20 represent several million dollars
u mas none 20 spend for the informa-
uon or services Of the factional or
P0uNelL nrOtcrn md inh-arnknr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-01
Secrecy.

me organization, OF necessity,
~. mus nc strictly secret. Quietly, cool
p, deliberately 1t has decided to
atAt ilr" with fire" Members are
''"orh 10 secrecy not so much from
ga, nol as 10 better accomplish its pur-
ou pOse, Thus 1t turns upon the thief
s.I, OF me weapons invented by him
'ye, uut they are pledged TO collect
~ 49, oA'si'se any who Should prove
weak or unfaithfiII
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-01
Not Rcformers.

raiole Tue organizaion has no desire to
TIN any one. It believes that the
bsSSesherates whom 1t proposes to
iy J,s are beyond redemption. Frank
bras. 81 ~ sEeptical Of the political and
o,t-s'ohal refOrmer and w.U have
smo.ng 90 do with him. No doubt.
.tbs us members; recruited from
ars e.,S dynamo Of energy. there
SIon."0 .S"0terai fairly good non profes-
4s poker players and most GER
1N--nlLD on PACE sIN. SErlnN e
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-24
WEST WOODSTOCK

Toe abundant feed Of green clover
caused the death Of two Of Herman
FeiIer's best cows.
Mrs. William Hartweli q bingham
Mas. mas been the guest q Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard H Hicks.
The temperature q % Monday
morning did 70 damage % vegetation,
though ice was seen in several places.
Irving P. Frost Of Brooklyn. y y,
spent the weekend with his mother,
Yrs. Josie Frost, who i now able %
Of about her room.
dr. and Mrs. Z. L. Morse OF New
Britain and Mr.. and Mrs Luke Morse
and daughter Of PlainvilIe were week
end guests OF Deacon and Mrs. F. \.
Harris
The arrival Of a son IN the home Of
llr. and Mrs. William Webster at Der
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-24

Arrangements have been made with
z. Z Eddy 70 transport most Of the
Academy pupils from East and North
Weadzteck % and from school
Ms Julia Nay is stopping for q
tlnsa wIth her sister in newton. Mas.
II. and Hnz- Frank Nay Of Fab
yan. Mr. ard Hrs John Mag ard
daughters Mildred. and Annette. took
trip 10 ire Wof Den Sunday.
Mss Louise LIndeman spent several
DAYS last week u Sterling. Mass. The
guest # her ancle's family. She left
t6aa CT Taesda* 70 resume aer Sud
les - Connecticut College for We
men. 4 union meeting q the Wood
sock churches #5H b REID next Saa-
day evening a North Woodstock.
- 3 special service i the CoaEHe-
gatsonaI Church last Sunday ereaiag.
Rev. Henry Baker preached. On Sal
5r3zT evening an informal meeting q
the church members and lie eccleslas-
.ieal society waz held = learn the sen
timent of the people regarding the
calling If ReT- Hr Baker 70 the pas
.ofaee here TIE prevailing seati-
meaE was highly ID favor Il such 2
r-aea
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-24
WOODSTOCK HILL


Mr. and Mrs. Hue II Spring 6eid
ge1t ire weekend wlth hrs. Gallup
Hs Eles.4 Bo@ea. who has been
s. for a5eat fwo weeks. is improving
steadily
u. r-..s.ss- c1.t te1s a
aes.rg - Chagea sanaav evening
- oteIaek
= ~ i-4s4sia4A i=@s = ioi ~ = = s, /.
49, 49, -. =
warner Gaylord VISITED a.s grand
father. ~ z Hal. for zaor1 tlme
before entering Amherst College
a. -. - pr48 gs+a- sa5 FAM
- ~, c.sseriea Thursday - return
=. tra5r asae 81 Brooklyn. =
=.z.z
..-.5.-zzzs -
z-z-.--.zzzzs- 81.
a= u -
-
TIE 5a9 Club Is planning = 9pen
EHa season Tzta az oyster supper ~
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-24

The first meeting 81 the Ladies So
cisty vas held at the hone Of M.s
Nellie Chandler On Tuesday evening
Of last week The program consisted
q a series q japanese stories told b.
Hrs. Omen This vas followed by tt
incarceration Of The following IA
nous paintings: Girl With . Muf, -
IeBrua. Hrs. 6. Heher; "Grandmoth-
er Going 70 Meeting" Miss Hinrichs
s.. Cecilia" Mrs. E 2. Harrison F..
Madonna. Dagnan BouTeret. Ers
:. Bats. Portrait Of the Artist" L
Bran. Ria Child: Pomona. MiHais
Mrs. Z. joy; Tire Violin Lesson, E.
Terburg. Mrs. B. r Ritch; L. -Four
marina. Raphael, Helen Perisy; Pos
trait C the Artist. Rembrandt. Ms
!. Lester; "Old Woman PAIRING Hae
nails. Rembrandt, Miss y. Chandler
--I.aeemaker. = Nicolas Macs. Miss u
Flynn. = pleasant social hour follow
- with refreshments Of cake and
aauch.
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-24
WOODSTOCK

EI1azd R8IllHs $ r. Mex YORK for
the week.
Mss Mary White was a her home
over re weekend
Mss Anna Nelson ard Herbert Mel
sen sPeat the weekend Al their home
Clarence Child spent two days n
Hartford and Springfield The past
week
Re- Henry Baker Of South Wood
stock preached a the Hill church on
Sunday morning
Mss Alice clough. me teacher al
Elmvaie. spent the weekend at her
home IN Willimantic-
sIrs. Alice Sullivan. Who mas been
making her hone with Z. r. Rollins
the past year. left on Saturday for
Haverhill
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Halsted, who
have been visiting Mrs Halsted's rel
atives the past few weeks. started for
California on Monday.
Dr.. Perley and Miss Helen motored
10 the Springfield Fair Tuesday, tax
ing with them Miss Chamberlain,
John Clark and B. r Ritch
Miss Florence Dean left on Mon
day for Melrose. Mass. where she is
visiting Miss Esther Eldridge. The
last Of fhe week Miss Dean and Miss
Eldridge 20 &c begin their course at
Cornell
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-24

lin. causes Mrs. Mar Armstrong Al
the Clark house = assume gFanGmoIn-
eriy airs
sfr. and Mrs. Arthur Dawson =
Pusnaza. Frances and Phillip Morse g
New Britain. and Mrs " II. Mans
field. alse q Patnam. we're Sunday
visitors At ke1elaL-
Nowrg Ross sends IS from Cam
den \ J.. a beetle called the praying
n1anis. which Re writes : native q
Georgia. though found II Camden.
and i q cross between an aIrplane and
q kangaroo. This assertion one VIII
not doubt z$ter Viewing said speel-
men.
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-24
EAST WOODSTOCK

Walker Whit Eas = hoE1a over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Upham attend
Cd sturbridge Fair on Saturday.
Mr. and Hrs Everett May. With
II. and Mrs. Edwia Bruce and daugh-
ter Alice Of South Manchester. spent
Sunday at their home here.
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-24
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

Arthur O. Williams ard family o.
Providence we're callers q his broth
er. Albert. and ether friends O.
Thursday Of this week.
Several from here we're in Spring
field attending the fair this week
Among them were Herbert ShippeE
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Lamothe, and
Mrs. Clarence Williams.
Re-. H. D. Baker and family are
going % remove 70 Ohio, it : report
ed. They viii be missed here and the
best wishes Of many friends go wiz
them 20 their new home
Putnam patriot., 1920-09-24

Woodstock.-S Samuel D. Cross, town
dog warden, has been-active the pas
three weeks. In that time he has
caused nineteen prosecutions Of pee
pie owning unlicensed dogs. allowing
their dogs to road at large and to be
about without collar or tags.
State officials have commended the
way the dog warden has executed the
duties Of his Office and cleaned up the
town OF dogs illegally kept and har-
bored.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

9ie pidtigIten gt~iibpfIan5en am
%mo3onos iino Die peridieOenen
@attungen oes &autIGufbaitmes.
Ser 2outi6ufbaum bat beagriires,
Iei6t oufgebolttes 2altb uno entldBt
aus ieinem idIonfen, beGen Stamm
einen miIdpeiBen Soft, Ser 5u &aitt.
i6rtf gerinnt. 0ieier Same itommt
bon ben gombebes- Snoianern, Die
ben Saft GouuGu nannten. Die nit
Der S~aftiommIung beiddftigten 9eit-
te erbauen 5pii6en beoeutenoen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tells &c.
m0bnIide Siitter, tells aber elm gro-
beS @ei66ftsbors. @on ibnen aus
geben 0ie &autidufiammler in ben
benadbarten @alo, idneioen in Die
&inoe &innef uno bGngen Songe-
fGBe inter Oieie. Sen 10 getpontte-
nen @ildiaft i6iittet Der Sommler
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19
llnbpaanen rlb llnttitrr int Atngonasgrbirt.

bcniitt. 0ieier fin6et ii9 berbdIt-
mdBig bdufig in slma5onien, aber
MIR in rubigem @aiier, erreidt cine
2Guge bis al 5 Metern unO miro
bon Den SnOianern gegeiien. 8iel
pi6tiger lin0 nber fir Die @rn1b.
ritng Der 8eo6lferung Die S6ilo-
froten unO Slide. Die Sdilofrote
fommt in u~ngebeuren Mengen Dor,
f1ngt aber bereits oit6 an, ielteter
gu peroen, bo ibre @ier CUR @etDin-
ritng oes oarin entbalteneH Seles
in 10 GROCER 8obl a%neeiommelt tper-
Den, DAB Die Gegierung 8raiiliens
elm @erbot ser SerItedung 0es
S6ilofr0tenoIes erIaiien muBte. @ie
groB Die 3abl Ser Sdilofr0ten iein
mltB, 9ebt oarous berbor, OoB man
Die 3obI Ser iabrlid geiamneIten
@ier auf $50 Miaionen id6st.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

ralien entitanoen iino. Sierber gebo-
rem 3. g.. Die id0nen @boriide BON
Palaoniscus Freieslebeni uno
bonn Platysomus, (SiidortenD, Die
ii6 in ben Mansfeloer <pferl9te'
fern finoen. -
@s fommen MN audi &ombina-
tionen ser eben geiGiloerten @ntlte'
bunqsarten por, bod piiroe eS bier
5u melt fiibren al oieie Mfogli9fet-
ten elmer 8etra6tung 5u nnterdte-
ben.
8ir baben ober aus Dem Sorite-
beroen id)on Ben @inoruf getponnen,
oaB oos organiide 2eben in Der
Geologic cine nidt 5l intercollegiate
&oae ipielt. Seben mir oesbalb
ettpas nober 5lt, pie
Der Ginflnf bes Orsaniidem Scbens
umaeItalteno ouf ons Intlis Der
@roe mirft. @S mur0e idon auf Die
Observation-Disclosures, auf Die aus
&ieiel- uno &olfpanaern nieoriger
Giere beItebenoen SGidten oes
Gambriums bingepieien, Die nns
einen 8egriff geben fir Die 8idtig.
felt Der belebten @elt i'm geologic
i1en 9ausbalt.
Siere tpie Yflon5en baben bon
ieber @nteil genommen on ben Ser
G~noerungen Der @rooberfla9e, iino
inter oen erIten fallen beionoers Die
nieorigItebenoen, penig entpidellen
Sormcn ms @epid)t, tpabreno bel
SEN 8flonaen pielfad iolde bon boz
berer @ntpidlung oils geologtifer
Saftor auftreten.
@s lei bier 5una6it an Die &ornl'
len %erinnert. Oieie fleinen Sierfen,
bc5tp. ibr &alfpanaer, biloen Die
@~runofeiten gan5er Snleln, lino
mand)' ItoIoes Sdift mand)' bliben'
oes Menihenleben pcroanft oieiem
win5igcn Srganismits ieinen Inter-
gang.
$50 sic @ogen Der Siioiee bran-
Den, talid)en aus Ser peiten, blalen
Slut oie &oroQeninieln empor, Die
iid) aus oen felten &alfpan5ern Der
obqeltorbenen &orauentierden gu
I%ammenIesen. 0ieIe Snieln nno
Giffe muroen bon @inoen NIT Gro
reid beoedt uno aud Die bon Den
Mccresmogen ~ausgeiibte nagenoe
i1no loienoe Tdtigfeit balf oa5u nit,
aus Dem falfigen 8aumaterial Der
Snleln ielbit cine lodere @roi9idt
onf oeren Sberfldde an5ubaufen.
9luf ben fleinen @ilanoen bot fi6
e~rmiioeten, oas Meer iiberfliegenoen
8oqeln cine miafommene &ubeltottc
in Der tpeiten @aiieripiite, urb gum
Oanf fir Die %gepGbrte &ait trugen
tic loa5u BEL, Die fable Oberfla6e
NIT Dem griiuen Sdmud Der Bflan-
seu GIT aieren; oenn munfes Samert.
fGrnlein blicb Dem gogel am Jiibe,
am @efieoer baften, als er am Seit'
lano, ouf elmer gr0Beren Sniel, feline
lcbte MobI5eit belt. 9as &orn fdut
81 8ooen, uno cine Sflan6e ent.
iprieRt linn. 90 beoedt iid nab
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

Ion6Itein" nod elmer eigentiimli6
geformten ltno ieltiam in Die 9reite
ge3ogenen Wtuidel 10 %genannt; einen
rStringocepbalenfalt", Der ieinen
Ramen Dem Stringocepbalus Bur-
tint beroonft, elmer Wt1tiGel, Die leb-
baft an Die fleinen meiBen ODER matt
roia gefdrbten Mui6eln erinnert,
Die man 10 maiienbaft am Stranoe
Der 9orhIee uim. finoet.
@erfen mir iebt einen 8lid in
Die 8erfitdtte Der groBen &iinltlerin
Ratur, Die 10 bielgeltaltige Sormen
ni6t MIR i6uf, ionOern fir oeren
@rboltung audi Gorge trug iiber
8eitrdume binaus, fir Die uns Ser
Tt1nonis uno 9lusorlid mangeln.
@ines Der Mittel, oeren le iid
bierou beoiente, beitano BARN, oaB
Tie einen borbanoenen felten &errb
beiipielspeiie cine Mul6el, nit elmer
crit tpeifen, olmGblib erbGrtenoet
Hinoe itmgab, Die iib Der ~gegebenen
5orm genau ani6miegte uno ibr Elm
Sdus ipllroe gegcu oeritorenoe Gin
fliilie bon ollBen.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

Ser Ndturfori6er Spir mdfte
iiber oieIe G6ilofr0tengetpinnung in
tereIIante Mitteilungen. 9as Ger
Iegen bereinigt Die SdilofrOten i'm
Solimoes Go beiBt Der Mitteaouf
oes ama8onas) in ben Moraten OF
tober uno Nopember, ettpo 20 Gage
lang, in u~n8dbGigen Saufen, Die aus
ben benadbartcn Seen in ben Strom
uno bort in Die N1be Der SanO66rfe
ODER ianoigen uferipisen 5ieben.
@enm iie allies ii6er 9lorben, 10
fontmt BEL 0a6t, por5iigIi9 bel
MonoI6ein, elm 3ug na6 benz aroe.
rem aus ser Slut berbor. 9ie 8eib.
6en geben in Der Mitte, Die BET
peitem iueniger 5abIrei6en uno flei'
neren MGnn6en gleidiam gum
G6us an beioen Soften. Gin ounfles
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

beoedt III, uno oie GariapariIa, elm
Straud. 9te Snoianer pflanaen, lie
naG ibrer &ulturitufe, Maniof,
Mais, &eis, @anonerL 8apapa,
8aummoue, Gabaf, 8ototen, Seiom,
Sgnamen Wams), gnalnas uno
3uderrobr. 9ie 3abl Der pertpoaen
Sol5arten lit iebr groB. sic 5ei1nen
iif ourd 9idte, S6pere uno Sc
itigfeit aus uno iin6 iebr pertpoa.
Inter ben genieBbaren @~aiiertie-
rem lit am befannteiten oas @alier-
i6mein, cine bcionberS beliebte 8eiitc
oes Saguars, elm @agetier nit libel
rie6enoem, fiidiecm Sett, aber wobl
ebbarem Sleii9e. Ser 2amantin lit
elm Sier bon bier Bis feds Metern
2dnge, miro pegen ieines ben Stint
bern angebli6 abnliden @eiidtes
Der Sdienfii6 ODER Die Seefub ge-
nant1t, lebt bonn @raie Der llfer,
lteigt CUR Sofpaiier5eit ins 2atto,
bermag nber auf Dem Erodenen nidt
5l leben. Ser 2amantin miro bar
punirt unb ieines peiBen, ausgeaeid-
ileten Sleii1es tpegen gegeiien, audi
miro iein Sett nie oas oes &aimans
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19

Cine &ataofrudt (aufeei6nitten).
@eipimmel beoedt nun tpeitbin ben
Sano, lino nit FOLDER Gle betpe.
gen ii9 Die Giere, baB iie ni9t n,1r
nidt nebeneinanoer, ionoern iogar
iibereinanoer ii9 BEN 8oriprung ab-
8u%gepinnen iuden, unO Oas 8esen
Der S6iloer, Dem @eraiiel i9nerer
@agen dbnliG, miro in GROCER gnt-
fernrrng bur6 Die title Na6t gebort.
@uf Der Sniel ooer Sanobanf arge-
langt, gebt Die Sdar ulperaiigli@
ans @eidaft bes gierlegeus. SSn I'M
glaubIi6er Sdneaigteit lit Die
Sanofldde a~ufgemiiblt. 9as Sier
i6arrt NIT ben &interfiiBen cine
tiefe CRUDE, in Die es iiber go, ia
bis 140 @ier legt, oieie baum nit
Sano beoedt uno benlelben nit Dem
8ruitidiloe mieoer auoriidt uno eb.
net. I'm Sonnenaufgang begibt iiA
Die S9ar mieoer our9 Ben GluB
na6 ben Seen auriid, uno nur elm.
5elne @eib9en, Die perbinoert iparer,
ii9 friiber ibrer @ier ai entleoigen,
laitfen 1ngitlid lumber. 9ieie tperoen
ni6t ielten cine 8eiite Der Sn5en,
Welde iid iest bdufig bier einfinoen,
che auf ben &iifen geleeten Giere
nit GROCER @eididlidfeit 5tpii6en
&iiden uno @audidilo gu Offnen
miiien nno nit Der Boroerpfote allies
@Bbare ~berausbolen. Son Der Ste.
gierling ~abgeoronete 8aden beobad.
ten, nann baS @ierlegen alif Den
Snlelrt, Die man ols Die gepobnten
Ortc fennt, polenoet lit, uno nun
beginrt Die Seize Ser @ier unter Ell.
mem eigens oa5n beltimmten Mufie.
Der, Der fir Die Mblieferung oeS
3ebnten an Die &egierung gu iorgen
bat, our6 cine 5ablreide Metlge bon
Snoianertl, Negern nlo @eiBen uno
Die maiienbafte 8ereitung i bes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an Ort uno
Steue, nit Dem elm beoeutenoer
Sanoel getrieben miro. 9as abge-
fiiblte @ierfett miro in go 8funo
balten0c, ir6eneSopfe geidiittet, mel
DIE nit Balmenbldttern rno 8ait
berbunoen uto b~erienoet tueroen.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19
Bldller aus Dem Uage6u6 0erCr0e
lint ManurI u. lIHlar. Dtrl.- 5np.

mebr NIT Nboriiden an fun boben,
ood iino iie nift minoer pidtig, ais
Sic 5unor beidriebenen.
Sic neroanten lire @ntIteblng
pieIfa6 ioIden pflan5li9en uno tie
ridden ueberreiten, Die, obne feite
Geile, ni6t in Der ioeben gei6ilber-
ten @eiie gu geriteineruneen tueroen
fonnten.
9ieie erbieIten it6 nun 10:
9ie Ieidt 5eritorbaren @ebilOe,
pie @lGtter, 8ei6teile bon &ieren
uIm., iunfen ouf ben i6lammigen
@ooen, 3. 9. zines Sees, nieoer unO
biloeten bier Aboriide; Der S9lomm
erItorrte, 6os Original ~bertpeite, Der
&borud aber bIieb.
60 Itno uns 8Idtter, S6metter-
hinge, 2ibeIeu in uunoerbar feiner,
fIarer 3ei6nung erbalten, un6 aud
gr0Bere Eiere geben inns altf Iteiner'
1len Sofeln itumme &unoe bon ib-
rem einitigen 9aiein.
ltno oamit Dem 8iloe ou9 Die
lSorbe nid)t feble, erglanaen mande
oieIer natitrIifen 8ilomerfe in gol'
oigen, bIarten ODER eriinen Eonen,
Die our6 3eriesung getpiiier Nine'
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19
g9unOsrap1 itatt 9reboraeI.

Ser 9reborgelmanl, nit poer
obne Mefflcin, mcld)er lid) nod in
Den erlten Mtonaten Der @cltfriegs-
seit ga uno bort, nenn AUDI nur
p~erein5elt, bcinerflid gcntaft bate,
lit aus Den ameritaniIhcl StraBen
10 out mie pouig ~uerl6munocn. MaS
lit cigentlid aus linn geDoroen? Muf
bieie 6rage bat man perid)ieocne
4ntiportcn gegcben.
Glide iagcn. Der arieg babe aue
Srqclorcber - menigltens ~Dorldufig
- na1 ibrem italicniiden Seimats-
gefiloc 5uriidge5ogen. 0as pdre
nidt gcraoe5u mnlo9lif, 5umaI
oieic Orgeloreber iait oDne ausnab.
me forperlid) tiidtisc 2cute iino ooer
waren. God bat man feline beitimm-
te 0a6riGt oariibcr. OaB ireeno-
mcld)c bon ibncll aus Batriotismus
5uriidgefebrt ulo Marsiiingcr ge-
moroen iparen.
@icoerum anOere erfl1ren es fir
oas Observation-Disclosures, Dab bobc 2obne
oieie slbru55eniobne, Die itets male-
riIfe S~aiilenSer marcl, idlieBli6
oo6 pcrlodt bGttcn, lid elmer ernitli-
den Mrbeit 5ll3uwenocn, trosoem
audi oas Srgcloreben 5iemlid elm
trdgliA fir iie mar.
&ielcid)t Die bette grflGrung fir
oas 8eri1ninocn DER S~traBcnoraeI-
Mulif obcr licgt BARN, Dab oos
amcrifaniide 8ublifum fein Ser
langen mcbr nad Oicier tragt, oa
Der 8bonograpb, Die Sing- uno
Spredmaidine, i1on beinabe ale
amcrifaniiden Seine erobert iino
Die Iufmerfiamfeit Der &lcinen uno
@roBen bon Der StraBe obgelenft
bat. llnc err bietet mannigfadere
uilo Before Muiif als Oie 9rcborgel
icn1als bieten fonntc. STIR neniee
o%iirften lestere ucrmiiicn.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-19
,@ie bic gcrIfciucrunscn enttc6cn."

OSSle Die &erltctnerlt9en entlteDen."
Sci Dem iebt iolaeroen Abihnitt
,8ie sic 8eriteinerungen %entiteben",
iei arnGdit Ger 9egriff v2eitfoiiil",
Der idon in &iir3e erfldrt Duroe,
nod ettpas e~ingebenber erIdutert.
Dieie &eriteinerungen, oie fir
ein3elne @eiteinsi6idteu, teiIpeiie
aid fir gauge @rltppeu FOLDER do-
rnfteriitiid iitO, geben benz 6or-
Tder elm Mittel OIL Die Sono, unter
@eriidii9tigung Der peri6ieoenen
@eIteinsorten oaS Sitter iol9er
S6i6ten - ieIbItperitdnoli6 nllr
inbe5ug olf ouoere - felt3uItelen.
Sic ermogliden es linn, Seile Der
grooberfld6e ais 3lteinanoer geborig
BIT erfenneit, aud tpenn iie rdumlid
tpeit bon einonoer getrennt iino, uno
feit8uiteuen, OaB iie in gIeiden He.
riooen Ser @ntmidlltng unIeres Hlas
neten entitanocn.
Glei6artige &eriteineritngen fire.
ten in getpiiIen S6idten 10 maIIen.
boft auf 6oB man ben Iebteren
Ramen gegeben bat, tpel6e ii6 oltf
Ole betreffenoen SoIiilien be5ieben.
60 gibt es einen nSpiriferen-