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The Newark journal., 1920-02-19
FOR COUNTY JUDGE

The Journal is authorized to an- nounee S. D. Lindsey as a candidate for County and Probate Judge, sub jeet to the action of the Democratic party.
The Newark journal., 1920-02-19
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK

The Journal is authorized to an- nounce B. F. Adams as a candidate for reelection as Circuit Clerk, sub ject to the action of the Democratic party.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-10-21
HARDING A NEGATIVE
CANDIDATE

Mr.. Warren G. Harding, of Ohio,
has served in the United States SEN
ate about five years, since March q
1915 to be exact In that time Mr..
Harding has not made a record for
constructive craftsmanship, such as
a candidate for the presidency of the
United States should be able to
claim.
A Washington magazine, well
known independent journal, has, true
to its name, been searching the Con-
gressional Record to find from the
official record just what Mr.. Hard
ing has accomplished while serving in
the United States Senate.
Here are some of the conclusions
arrived by the reliable, conservative
journal, published in Washington
City:
Mr.. Harding probably ranks below
every other Senator in initiative, ac-
tivity and accomplishment.
Neither his friends nor his enemies
can connect his name with a single
outstanding issue, good or bad.
He neither introduced nor cham
pioned even one big constructive
measure.
He was absent or lodged 1,163
roll calls and quorum calls.
All the bills and resolutions he in
troduced, were local or private in
character, except eight.
None of these eight exceptions was
of big Importance.
His Senate speeches, as will be
shown, were hating, inconsistent and
generally illogical, with always a re-
dictionary point of view.
On the prohibition issue he voted
for the liquor interests thirty times to
two against.
He favored woman suffrage. after
much reluctance and indecision.
He voted for the Cummns railroad
bill with it's anti-strike provision.
On revenue measures, he voted
against every amendment to increase
the tax upon profteering and large
incomes.
He opposed publicity of profiteer-
ing figures
! He opposed tax upon campaign
contributions.
/ He opposed adequate appropriations
for the Federal Trade Commission.
He opposed the European food re-
lief bill
He opposed Philippine indepen-
dence; and was against self -determi-
nation wherever else that issue an
peared.
AS an opposer, Warren Gamaliel
Harding was, as Artemas Ward
would say, "a remarkable sucksess." I"
But when it came to doing some
important legislating for the good of
the country the said Warren CANA
licl was lacking.
He was a follower of Penrose
Smoot and Lodge. When they said
wig wag" the Ohio Senator wig
wagged. They did not have to knock
him down. He obeyed the bosses in a
servlle manner, just as if he had been
employed by them and not by the
people whom he was supposed to rep
resent in the Senate
Is that the kind of man the Ameri-
can people want to put in the White
! House?
Unless the Advertiser is very much
! mistaken the voters in November will
tell Warren Gamaliel to go gack to
his printing office and try to make the
Marion Star q hettnr nnucnn.a.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-10-21
BLOOD is FUEL TO THE BODY
PUMPED THROUGH THE SYSTEM
BY THE HEART 1T SUSTAINS
THE MUSCES AND
TISSUES
PEPTO-MANGAN HELPS BLOOD
Keep The Quality OF Your Blood AT
Its Best-It Means Vigorous
Health And Ability To
Accomplish

Blood acts like a fuel Pumped
through the body by the heart. it sus-
taIns the muscles and tissues. 1t re-
news them. II feeds the brain-the
tissues of the eye and face. That is
! why people look so pale and lifeless
when blood is impoverished. The BODY
tissues are being supplied with weak
fuel. The blood has not enough red
corpuscles. You would not eat Door
rood with no nourishment in it: no
more should you let the fuel that sup
plies sustenance to your entire body
be inferior. Have good blood. Improve
the quality and keep it at it's best.
If you look pale and feel weak, if
you have lost your enthusiasm and
energy, if your blood is clogged with
poisons, your system is being fed with
poor grade of blood. That is no way
to go around. If you are not at your
best, get at the source of the trouble
right away. Put an end to half f-living
Take that ideal tonic, Pepto-Man-
gan, to tone up your blood and purify
it. Get the full enjoyment out of liv-
ing. Breathe fresh air, take exercise.
Be sure to ask for Guides Pepto-
Mangan." 1t comes in convenient
tablet form and in liquid. One has the
same medicinal value as the other.
There is only one genuine Pepto-
Mangan, and the name Guides" is on
the package. adv
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-10-21
NOTICE OF ELEcTlON
State Of South Caroline,
County Of Chesterfisidd.

County Of Chesterfsidd.
Notice is hereby given that the
General Election for State and Coun-
ty Officers will be held at the vot-
ing precincts prescribed by law in
said county on Tuesday, November 2,
1920, said being Tuesday following
the first Monday in November ,as pre-
scribed by the State Constitution.
The qualifications for suffrage:
Managers of Election shall require
of every elector offering to vote at
any election, before allowing him or
her to vote, the production of his or
her registration certificate and proof
of the payment of all taxes, includ-
ing poll tax, assessed against him or
her and collectible during the pre-
vious year. The production of GER
tificate or of the receipt of the officer
authorized to collect such taxes shall
be conclusive proof of the payment
, thereof.
Section 237, Code of 1912, as
amended by Act No. 6, special ses-
sion of 1914.
Section 237. There shall be three
separate and distinct ballots, as fol-
lows:
One ballot for United States
Senator, Representatives in Congress
| and Presidential electors; and one
ballot for Governor, Lieutenant Gov
ernor, State officers, Circuit Solici-
tors, members of the House of Rep
resentatives, State Senator, county
| officers; and one ballot for all Con-
| stitutional amendments and special
| questions, each of three said boxes
to be appropriately labelled; which
ballots shall be of plain white paper
and of such width and legth as to
| contain the names Of the officer or
officers and question or questions to
be voted for or upon, clear and even
| cut, without ornament, designation,
| mutilation, symbol or mark of any
| kind whatsoever, except the name or
'ShiN' VI N''N PNi ip'll VI pNlSoiiS NotSu
for and the Office to which such per-
son or persons are intended to be
chosen, and all special questions
which name or names, Office or Of
fees, questions shall be written or
printed or partly written or partly
printed thereon in black ink; and
such ballot shall be so folded as to con-
| ceal the name or names, question or
questions,a ,and,so folded shall be depos-
tied in box to be constructed, kept
ed in box to be constructed, kept
| and disposed of as herein provided by
law, and no ballot of any other des-
cription found in either of said boxes
shall be counted.
On all special questions the ballot
shall state the question or questions,
and shall thereafter have the words
Eyes" and "No" inserted so that the
voter may indicate his or her vote by
striking out one or the other of such
words on said ballot, the word not SO
stricken out to be counted.
Before the hour fixed for opening
the polls, Managers and Clerks must
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-10-21

take and subscribe the Constitutional
oath. The Chairmano Z the Board Of
Managers can administer the oath to
the other members and to the Clerk
Notary Public must administer the
oath to the Chairman. The Managers
elect their Chairman and Clerk
Polls at each voting place must be
opened at z o'clock a. m. and closed
at O'Clock p. M, except in the city
Of Charleston, where they shall be
opened at z a. m. and closed at 6 p.
m.
The Managers have the power to
fill a vacancy, and if none of the
Managers ;ttend, the citizens can ap-
point from among the qualified vot.
ers the M&nagers, who, after being
sworn, can conduct the election.
At the close of the election the
Managers and Clerk must proceed
publicly to open the ballot boxes and
count the ballots therein, and con.
tinue without adjournment until the
same is completed, and make a state
ment of the result for each Office and
sign the name. Within three days
thereafter :he Chairman of the Board
or some one designated by the Board,
must deliver to the Commissioners of
Election the poll list, the boxes con-
tanning the ballots and written state
ments of the result of the election.
At the said election qualified elec-
tors will vote upon the adoption or
rejection of amendments, to the State
Constitution, as provided in the fol-
lowing Joint Resolutions:
A Joint Resolution to Amend Sec
tion 81 of Article III of the Constitu-
tion, Relating to the Manner of Fix.
ing the Amount of Compensation to
Be Paid County Officers, by Striking
Out Subsection X of the Origina
Constitution, Appearing in Code OF
Laws, Volume II, Page 615, as Sub
section VIII.
A Joint Resolution to Amend Sec.
ton 7, Ar; Gle VIII of the Constitu.
ton, Relating to Municipal Bonded
lndcbtednc s, by Adding a Provise
Thereto as to the Town of Marion.
A Joint Resolution to Amend Sec
ton 7, Article VIII of the Constitu.
ton, Relating to Municipal Bonded
Indebtedness, by Adding a Proviso
Thereto as TO the Town of Saluda, in
Saluda County. and Kingstree, Viii,
liamsburg County.
a Joint itesolution to Amend Sec
ton 7, Art lie VIII of the Constitu-
ton, Relating to the Limit of the
Bonded Debt of Cites, by Adding
Thereto as 20 the City of Charleston
A Joint Resolution to Amend Sec.
ton Of Article 8 of the Constitu.
ton, Relating to Municipal Bonded
Indebtedness, by Adding a Proviso
Thereto as to the Bonded Debt of the
City of Che
A Joint Resolution to Amend Sec
ton S of Article VIII of the Consti-
tuition, Rel:.ting to Waterworks and
Plants for Furnishing Lights, by Ad.
ding Proviso Referring to Ice Man
ufacturing Plants.
Continued on opposite page
Washington Journal., 1920-10-08
Bum Tnnr rrrnrtetItE Gle
fnntEm.

Ssn Ser O11he BON Sort Glisabetb
in Ser &opfoIonic friItet ieit Sabrelt
ei,e SCRIBE Glefantcn in elmer Ioge-
nannten T%eicrootior, Dem ltripolo-
ortigen goOo.9uid, i6r 9nieit.
@ieOerboIt iGon baben Oieie lebten
GtempIore elmer pormols in Suo-
afrifa 5oblreiden 3iergnttung in
ihrem MISUNDERSTANDING Der
ibnen felt noriintilutIiden 3eiten
i'm 8Iitte iiet, Die linen bon elmer
rorior9li6en @eboroe uorgei1rie'
tene @eiuegungs5one ii6eridritten.
Griiber botte man, tpenn ipieoer
einmoI Der bon Sen pIumpeu Did
bGlttern bier6ei ongeridtcte gSilo'
ihaoen etnos iiber oos MnB 0es
Grtr1glihen ~binausging, Sago-
crIoubnisldeine gum 9(biduB elmer
gctriIIen MnSobl Oieies nSo9pilos"
ousgegebenL uno iogar III benz
orbergeipobnIihen Sale, 6oB iib
niemano fotto, Der I'M Gin5elfampf
nit oen miIoen llngetiinen iein
2eben risfieren nolte, cine fleine
miIitGriiGe Expedition in bic Geier-
patton %entionOt, Inn Die gu groB
getpor6ele SCRIBE au oecimierett.
IAn bat Ser &ot ser Irooin5 onrd
Elm 9efret 0ie b~oultGnoige @ernidJ-
tltng Ser gar5en SCRIBE afgeoronet
1rno banit Sen &op-@lefnnten oos
S~ooeSurteiI geiproden. @S unter-
Iic9t mobl feinem 3peifel, oaB Die
berufenen @eb0roen oieie gntidei-
6ung mad reifli6er lte6erIegung
geiaBt baben uno ii6 bon beipuBt
tpdren, mas fir elm l1nbeil oonit
bpm Stanopunfte Ser milleni6oft~
Iihen Geologic ongeri6tet miro.
Sroboem regt iid in Der englii6eit
Breiie bon ben peridieoenIten SET
ten @iOeritano gegen oicie rooifale
2oiltng elmer an Srt lrn0 Gteue
notiirIid redt Iebbaft empfunoenen
Hlnge. Inter oen mon1erlei 8or-
idlagen, 6ie geinadt peroer, INN ote
&iere uniddbIid gu MAIDEN, befilloet
iiG elm gan5 r%affinierter @lan,
ndmlid: 81 periuden, Die Old
hdlter nit Silfe ge3dbmter Gle
fcntenpeibhen, bic aus SttOien int
p~crtiert tper0en f0nnten, Iebenoig
cin51fangen. @oour6 ou6 in
bieiem Sale SOS &e8ept on9eipanot
i0iir0e, einen Seino Ser meni6lid)eu
&uItur Ourd 2ie6e gefii9ig 81
MAIDEN, onitatt i'm nit rober mill.
tariitiider @eipolt 5u nerni6tet.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-08

Ianoes, lebnt iid i'm Siioen on oen
&arpotbenbogen, oas Sailagebirge
utto Den &alifaius, Iotpie an Die &ii-
Ite oes Sdnar5en Weeres bonn 90
naltoelta bis sur <banmiinoun9.
9ie Norogren5e lit our9 Die groBen
@aloliimpfe oes BoliBie oes mitt.
Ieren 9nieprlaufes be3eidnet. 9as
Ipeite 8latten- uno @~benenlano 5pi-
i6en oieien groBen @renalinien =
Oas lit Die nfraina, ourd ibren OUT
beroroentli6 fru6tbaren S9par5-
~eroboOen, iotpie ourd ibre rei6en
&oblen-, @iien-, Betroleunl- uno
Gal5id1be zines Der pertooaIten
2Gnoer oes @roenrunoeS. llno Oieies
i60ne 2a1o miro bon einem Solfe
bepobrt, oos felt einem Sabrtauieno
cine lln6abl Der bartelten Sdidials.
f9ldge iiber ii6 ergeben laiien muBs
te, trosoem ober ungebeugt 2ano
uno @igenart 81 beDabren getpuBt
bat. Die llfrainer iino cine eben-
10 ooGfommene ie~lbItGnOige ilamii6e
Station pie Bolen, &uiien Gi6e6en
ltno 8ulgaren. Die @ur5eln Der
@ntwidelung oes ufraintiden Sol.
fes iteden I'M friiben Mittelalter,
tpie Dies atd bel ben @ur5eln Der
oe1tiden, fron8oiiiden, englii6en
Station Der Sal lit. @obreno ie.
ood Der gntmidelun9sgang bieler
groBen europdiiden 8olfer itetig
lno ununterbro6en gepeien tit,
ipur6e Die llfraina our9 lire Gage
an Ser S6peue @iiens in Der @nt-
foltung gebemmt. Der olturfraini-
fde Staat bon &ieu mur0e 0urd)
Ole Wongolen 9idineisdnns SER
triimmert; oas perpiiitete 2ano fiel
inter Iitouii6e, oann poluiide
&errfdoft, Die uber gu i6pa9 mar,
Washington Journal., 1920-10-08

6er55erreiBenbes Gebncn nod oIor.
rci6er Gergongeubeit, cine Serberr.
lidung fir Die ~notionalen &eloen.
.Sn &ie6eslicOcrn lit alt0 nidt cine
Spur BON grober SinnliGfeit gu
%finoen, ioeor in i6er5baften Chit
es biel 5arte anmlit. ltnO babel
welb cine S66nbeit 6es 8ortS,
ipel9 cine llebereiuitimmung Oes
'Snbolts nit Ser Sorm! ltniibertrof-
fenes bat Der gr0bte 9tGter Der
lttraina, Earas SGewtidonfo, ge'
.%leiltet; feline Geele itr0mt er in Den
'2ieoern aus. glitG Ser &obiar, Der
ufrainiide @olfsiduger, bat feline
er 3iebt BON 9orf gu Oorf,
febrt oltf Dem Gbtor, Dem @ebOft
Der Steppe, elm, utO Inn ibn idort
|fid jung unb alt, freroig ibn be-
griibeno.
gfeif lit oas ufrainiide 2onobolf
an Sitten uno @ebrdltden. 9ie
@eburt, oie Soufe, Die Sod5eit, Der
Sob - oaes lit nit oeri6ieoenen
iinnbiIoliden @ebrdufen perbunoen.
0ie notiirliden @runolagen fir
Die mirti9aftlide @ntpidelung oeS
neren 2anoes, Inn bierauf auritd5u-
fommen, iino olsge5eidnet. SIN
NorOen berri6t @alOlono, i'm Sit
Ben Grassland nit i6war5eroigem
|@ooen, Der rei6e @%rtrdgniile, be-
ionoers an @ei5ett, liefert nno in
weitem MtoB au6 Den anbau Der
3uderriibe erlaltbt. 2infS bonn
9niepr birgt bas 9onebgebiet uner'
meBlide S6dbe an &oblen, refts
bonn Strom liegt OaS @%iierlager bon
&ripoi &og; Die Ukraine beberrif'
te gu orei @ierteln Die ruiiiide Sob
lenf0rberuug iin0 I'M glei6en <'
tell Die ruiiiide @iienproouftion.
|Sm 8uiommenbanee oamit ltebt,
0aB Die ufroiniide SnouItrie IN
RuBIano cine auBerorbentli6 bobe
Washington Journal., 1920-10-08

&olfsti1Itliren Ser Solen, &ulien,
8eiBruiien bel meitem iibertrifft;
feline Sieoelltngen, 8ortten, Grad.
ten, Die Nobrltng un6 2ebenspeiie
Iteben piel bober ais Die Der polnis
Iden, ruiiii9en, meiBruliii9en 8au-
ern. @r gebt nit Dem rltliii9en
MiuiGif niemals cine Mii1ebe elm
uno lebt faIt ME in eineM Gorfe
nit ibm 5uiammen.
9ie ufroinii9en 90rfer - nit
altsnubme Ser @ebirgso0rfer, Die
aus elmer langen, unregelmdBigen
&eibe bon @eb0ften beiteben : iin0
maleriid an iorgfGltig getudblten,
ltets lanOidoftli6 i6onen Srten
aufgebout. Simmer Iino Die Siitten
zines ridtigen ufrainii6en 9orfes
bon SbltgGrten umgeben; Die ufrai-
nil6en @in5elbofe, in oenen nod
piel bonn @eiIte Der n~otionalen Ser
g~ongenbeit lebt, beridminOen ielbt
inmitten Der baltmloien Steppe int
.frii6en Grim ser Sbft rnO gienen-
garten.
0os ufroinii9e &ous lit MIR in
@ebirgen uno onoeren DaloreiAen
@egenoen aus Sol5 gebollt nno nit
bol5ernen 8lanfen geoedt; ionit lit
es ii6eran aus 2ebm altsgefiibrr
uno nit Stroboddern berieben.
9ie poroeren Seniter iin6 itetS &c.
gen Giioen geri6tet. Sat- Ourf-
meg lit bos Sous oos INNER gut
getpeiBt lit, uno einen 9lumengar-
ten Dor Ben Senltern bat, our9 elm
&orbous in 5tpei &eile geteilt uno
e~rfrertt iif, i'm @e9eniab gu Ser rui,
iii6en Ssba, berbGltnismabig gro
Der &einli1feit; audi Die innere Gin
ri6tung oes &alies iomie Die Sol
einridtuhg unteriGeioen ben llfrai-
Washington Journal., 1920-10-08
Amgrtuanhrl1r Kunatmitrrl.

@s iiro i6on oiele 8eiipiele Ser
rieiigen Seuerung, uno entipre6en-
ser @usgaben-9 9 i6rdnfung, in un-
ieren Sdgen ertpdbnt horoen. Die
@ini6rGnfung seigt iid Ii. 4. iebr
Itarf an Dem groBon Stttereiie, mel
Dies audi 2elte, Die rim guten unt-
It1noen leben" - mas man penig-
items friiber 10 nannte = on Der
8ieoerbenutl1ng alter &leioer,
S9ube, Site, &egenidirme uim.
5eigen, poour9 Slif-Sanomerfer al
Ter Mrten ollBeroroentlid biel gu tun
befommen, aber altf Soften Der Nelt-
anfertigungS -gta6frage.
Gin peiteres be3eidnenoes Set
ipiel oieier &idtung lit audi oaS
nafItebenOe:
2iebbober alter &unltmobel -
einbeimii6er uno fremolanbiider =
bieIten 1onlt ltetS an oenielben nit
GROCER 8ietGt felt, 4ber piele oieier
2iebbober moIen audi reue Wo0en
in &unItmobeln, Gardiner uno an-
berem 5ugeborigen mooern-oorncb-
men arimsframs mitma6en, baber
ieoo9 nidt oas @elo, Die unper-
i6amt boben Breiie gu 5ablen.
@enn iie nidt gu Den neuen &riegs-
inouitrie-N abobs geboren, Die ipegen
Oes 0idetuns ieoen BreiS 5ablen.)
0a beiinnen tie ii6 ni6t lange
un6 laiien iene lieben alten Weobel
einfa6 umbalter, oft nod griinoli'
der, als Dies Der Srooeli6neioer
nit eirem peralteten &leioungsitiid
ma6t. Sier miro 3. 9. aus Sdron'
fen, &ommoocn ODER 9ettltelen 5ier'
Tides @etdfel berausgelommen nnf
Washington Journal., 1920-10-08
sln5iise aus aartOffcIfraut.

9as 1@ittagsblatt" idrei6t:
8enn elm geip0bnli6er Sterbli6er
fib beute einen an5ug MAIDEN lalien
mill, mIB er entpeoer cine @nleibe
%aufllebme1, cine s.. m. b. $. GRIM
ben ODER cine Bropin5 ~perpfdnoen.
SIS lit bere6net porben, oaB elm gl-
ter &n6ug bel ausgleidung Ser Sr-
uno &uslanopreiie auf Die erfreulide
Suntme pom 10000 Mart fonnle1l
tpiiroe. Inter oieien l~tmitdnoen miro
es jeoem pobI tun, gu boren, oab
man Die 8oumnole our1 oas &ar-
toffelfraut 81 ~perorangen 1offt. 8or
Dem &riege fiibrten mir fir 600
Wfiaonen Warf 8oumpole elm, oie
berte 6 Miuiaroen Wtarf folten Mir
ben. 80 bis 40 Gro5ent oieier 9luS-
gdbe fonnen mir uitS Ipnrelt, menn
Die @epinnung BON Sertilfaiern aus
&artoffelfraut unS oas morgen balt,
mos lie ms beute neripri1t. 8ir
berbrennen i1brli6 ouf unieren Sell
bern 100 Miaiollell 3ertner 4or-
toffelfrart. 8on electromagnetic I'M
ternommcne @erilide 6aben cine
longe, ipinnfabige Saier BON GROCER
GeiBfeItigfeit ergebcn. Sic fam ii6
neben Der Ieiielfoier ieDcn laiien
uno auBcrbem ergibt iiG Elm gfe6en-
proouft, bo6mcrtige 3earloie, auber-
Dem &i1nltoiinger megcll Ocs boben
&oligebaltes. Selblt fir Die Glib
itrumpffabrifatiou fonlnlt Die Gartof.
f~elfaier in @ctrodt. SIM 3uiammen-
arbeiten nit Dem 9cltiGcn 2ano.
bunb bofft man oaS gciannte &raut
erfaIien 0u fonneil. SIS ioucn fir 100
ailogramm &rallt, 70 lpie eS naG
ser &artoffelernte liegen 6leiGt, a
bis s Marf be5ablt merber. Gin oil.
oercr griasitoff Der gcraoe iebt, in
Der 3eit Der 8apiernot gelcgen ia.
me, falls er iid %bemdbrte, lit Ser
itelung bon Hapier aus See.
tang. 9ie erltc @cicaidaft sur
ausbcutung oieier iteilell SllOnItrie
bat iid nit 2 Milioncn Gen in
gofoboma gebiloct uno Die @riir.
Ser baben ielfcs 3utraltcn 81 Die
fem .l1llterieepopier", oaB tie ale
slftien ielbit aufgenommen babcn.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-08

8as odS religi0ie 2eben oes
ufrainiiden Bottles betrifft, 10 tit
bier 5l iogel, oaB es ibm 0 aaem
ouf bas 8eien Oes @laubenS, iei-
men t~iefiten SnbuIt unfommt. 9es
llfrainers religioies @mpfinoen lit
emit uno tief. @r reipeftiert eS
BEL lid) uno anoeren. 0ogmen uno
Bitten iino fir i'm erit in 5meiter
2inie porbanoen; Oaber beiteben
nidt bie gerin9iten @egenidte 5mi-
iden Der groBen Maiie Der griedild)-
ortboooren l1frainer &uBlunos uuo
oerten Ser 9ufomina, iomie ben bier
Miuionen Observation-Disclosures III
roiner @oli5iens nno ungarnS. Slut
Die alte <ltur uno n1it Die 8eriiG-
iiftiguna oes &edts Der Berionlid)-
felt lit olld) Die meitgebenoe Dub
iamfeit Der n%froiner eegen fremoe
8efenltniiie 5uriid5ufibren.
9m boditen bat oas Snnenleben
Ser llfrainer ii6 in Der 8olfspoelie
erboben. 9as 8olf iingt feline Sic,
Der, Die iid) burd @eid)le&ter per-
erbt baben, ben Griegslieoern gleid.
God baben Die einen anoeren Slang,
bell pie blibenoe Shwerter flirren
lie uno er5dblen bon miloen, fiiD-
men Gitten gegen Siirfen uno Car
tarett, @roBrulien uno Polen. limo
nod beionoere @eidnge flingen iiber
oas ufrainiide 2ano, Die webmiiti-
gen 2ieoer Der 3i6umafen llno 8ur-
lafen, oas beiBt Der fleinruiiiiderl
Sbmerorbeiter, Der. 2%altfubrlelltt
uno 9arfen5ieber, Der Sol5fl0Ber, Die
itromobpGrts 5ltni Shmar5en Nee-
re fabren. Sn anen @r5eugniiien
Ser rfrainii6en er5dblenoen Did.
tltng un6 @olfslDrif, bon ben Ditto
rii6en uno uralten &ultuSlieoern
ongefangcn Bis gu ben fleinen Sc
Washington Journal., 1920-10-08

morinpfratiI6e 9emofratismits" Der
llfrainer feline 8itr5eln. Meitere
@rtnologen Ser @igerart oes utrol'
rers Ieiten aus Der gei6tftltfelt
@ergangenbcit Der Station ibren llr-
iprung Der, tpie Die gielan9olie, Die
8eridloiienbeit, ferner WfiBtraltell
uno 3peifIertum. Ole leBten
@runoIoaen ser @igenart OeS lltrot-
ners e%ntitammen ieinen biltorii9'
politiIden lleberlieferungen: Der
8orliebe fir Die @eItung Der eindel'
men Herionli6feit, fir Sreibeit,
@lei6beit unO goIfsregierung.
9ie SamiIienoerb1Itniiie ipiegeln
oie @igeuort oe8 ufrainii6en Sol
fes in beuem 2ift mioer. Seine
notwithstanding bobe alltur, ge'
part nit llnabbangigfeitS- nno
6reibeitsIiebe, perbieten cine nnbe-
oingte 9erri6aft Oes Gdmilienba1p'
tes; in ungeoGbIten GGaen lit get
raoe oie 6raii oas eigentli1e Sai1pt
Der gan3en @irti6aft. 9ie Sod-
ter peroen BEL ben llfrainern ME.
mails eegen ibren 8iaen berbeira'
tet; ertpadiene Sobne peroen glei9
BEL Der 8erbeiratung NIT SauS nuo
ielbItdnoiger 8irti9aft beoa6t.
SamnlelfomiIien inter einem Dad,
pie Tie bel Ben &uiien 10 baufig iino,
fenrtt Ser ltfroiuer ni6t.
@ur i6per idIieBt Der ufrainer
cine SreunoIdaft, Oafiir lit tie ober
oouerboft itno felt. Sebr bod
i6abt err ben Dirti6aftli6et 3n-
iammeni6luB NIT anoerer. ollie
iolde Observation-Disclosures
gen linb ouf unbe0ingter @lei6beit
Der Mrbeit uno oes @etpinnes ge-
griinoct. Gin Sbmann miro ge-
pdblt, feline 8efeble per0en befolgt;
ober er befontmt ben glei6en In'
tell om @etpinn unO orbeitet nit
ben anoeren Suglei6.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-08

ner ltorf bon leinem ruliiiden NadJ-
bar. Nob ettidieoener 5eigt iid
feline Selbltdnoigfeit in Der IOlfs-
tradt, Die iiberaa uripriingli4 uno
Dor alein audi Dem @eieBe Der
Sdonbeit entipridt.
Stebt id)ou Die GuBerlide @olfs-
flltlr piel bober als Die n%ationalen
&ulturen Der gfadbarpolfer, 10 ldBt
ole geiitige Gultur oeS ufrainii6en
@olfes ale &ultltren Der benadbar.
ten Nationen peit binter iid. Ser
ufrainiIGe Bauer aeifnet li6 Dor
aGem ourd fem ernltes u10 iolioes
Iuftreten aus. Ieben Dem bepeg.
lifen Yolen uno Dem riibrigen &rI-
len i6eint Der llfrainer langlam,
pielleidt iogar trdge. 0ieies Merf-
nal, oas fat Our6gebenos elm nur
i9einbares lit, entipringt Der @elt'
anI6alutng oes ufrainers iiber oaS
8eien oes 2ebens. 9os 2eben lit
inn ni6t MIR elm furdtbarer &i
ums 9aiein; es lit linn bor allen
altd @egenitonO oes Na1oenfens.
gibt ibm Moglidfeiten oes @euui.
ies. @iner abnlideu 2ebenSan,
idauntng beaegnet man bel oen @ol-
fern oes altertums. SebenfaaS lit
oieier @horafteraug oas @n5eiden
elmer alien, bobem eigenartigen
9ultur, bier bat AUDI Der befaltnte