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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
Mixed Bathing Stops
Marriages, Declares
Passionate Scott

LONDON. July y. tBy luternaltonat
News Service AS thr evening N'"s
remarks. .oubrsdEe. Kent, has gone uH
TOR mixed bathing at the mnme'ph'
bath. situated IN % C,ump OF trees an"
red 10y IL put ms TOOK. ana IL sat
DAY no, The E.tIeh empire.
For did 40. Cuu uiliur Donald can
70 pasetoEat. Scot get up and dec are
,hal Hundred. ui nassihe brides have
been "uUumtd .u lie lives OF access
tcubacS Though that Infamous insl-
tuition knuVu as mixed bathing
II have watched mlNea bathi"s ma'n
years, he tod crowded council ro9h1
and have come to the conclusion tina,
IL has stopped more marriages lhdt
any other cause.
Just tmagluc young man intatu-
Htcd overnight with the charms OF e
beautcous Krltish D alden dancing N',h
her at dazzling ball and then meet.
ing her next morning ut the public
swimming bath, clad In a ready mad,
bathing costume that NugariZts her
figure. her hair punched In hd'"u~
cap or Struggling over her eyes like %
wet Scotch terriers! ANY woman-rr-
apecting man would ever recall surh
spectacle with horror
And then vote was taken ana by
the majority Of only one the council de
Cided t. allow mixed bathing, for the
municlTal bath has been a pHying prOI
uSitiou and Councillor Clark had adj
duccd nothing to show mixed bathing
would make It less 50. Even "greatra.
need pf m" country was the raising
up of an Imperial race" and that ne
woman. however beautiful. could stanG
the test of appearing before the man
She had inspired In the damp and be
draCglcd condition that was the mcvi
tabl" CONSEQUENCE o. bathing could win
over the * IN vote needed to debar
mixed splasUing
Now Londons magazines and pictorial
reWSl3pvr tu"Heting the high taxes
and Other uainfu' fGrts Of life, have as
Guc started picture campaign to prove
to Counctnnr Clarll and every other
"unmiNcd hather' Il % taCr that n maid
en- MAY look lovely in the usual one
piece bathing dress and that British
maidens gre everything hut unalIurinF
in the bash
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
SHOPS CLOSED IN
RUSSIAN CITIES
Written for the international News
Service.
BY AMBROSE LAMBERT,
Late Daily Express Special Core.

Late Daily Express Special Core.
spondent In Russia.
LONDON. July 27.--"Shopless towns
is perhaps an apt description Of Mos
COW and Petrograd,
Rows on rows OF magnificent shops,
empty and closed, Is one OF the first
striking impressions visitors obtains
Of both cities. The authorities have
closed them and conlsCated their con-
tents, as private trading IL supposed
to be, and is practically abolished UNI
der the communist scheme. The few
that remain open are state affairs,
where one gets. on the production Of
cards. on special days and at GER
tain times, allowances Of soap. sugar,
tobacco. ersatz tea or coffee. or what
ever the authorities decide to dis
tribute
Notices appear in the Official news
papers land there are no others that
on such day coupon No. blank is
good for say, quarter of q pound Of
tobacco, or a pound Of sugar Only
the specified articles can be obtained,
and only on the specified times. The
huge queues stretched outside these
government shops, patiently waiting,
are the sights OF both Moscow and
Petrograd. The hardship =, OF waiting
is also increased because II generally
happens that different shops have to
be visited to get different articles
There are few other shops that
still remain open. but those saw
were either antique shops or mainly
those whose contents were perfumes.
cosmetics, and face powders. for even
in soviet Russia there are some things
that the Bolsheviks have not dared To
do, and one OF them Is 10 deprive
woman Of the opportunity to beauty
herself IL she wants IN
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
Queen Declines To
Buy Dress For $780,
SLGpS PrOfiteers

BUCHAREST. July 27.-Queen Mary
served notice or all Rumanian mer-
chants thpt -" ,..." st "'or profi'eer
md would refuse to pay the prevailing
prices for foCd &c % lag The queen
made known her attitude when she re-
turned to local establishment an after
noon dress which she had selected and
for which they demanded the equivalent
of about $50.
Writing the store proprietor a pro-
test IN her own hand, she declared she
was not one of those whom the war
had enriched and she desired all Ru
manian shopkeepers to know that she
would refuse to pay the present eX
tlavagant prices. The shopkeeper then
offered to cut the price in half, but the
queen declined to accept the dress at
any price.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
FRYING PAN SAVED LIFE
FROM IRATE WIFE, CLAIM

CHICAGO, July q. (By international
a shield over his arm, like a gladiator
of old, Robert Koehn. 40, saved his
life when his wife annie. who belong
to. the butchers union, went after him
with q butcher knife At least tina
is what he told a judge here recently
His attorney produced the frying par
and the butcher knife as evidence
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
DOG D0DGED BULLETS
TO BE KILLED BY AUTO

NEW YORK. July 21.--I.ady, Bel.
gian police dog, who successfully dodgad
shot and shell while serving as mas
cot Of the I'd division 4 f. f.. was
struck and killed by an automobile
here the other day
Former comrades with whom She was
living after having been DISCHARGED"
from service. buried her IN q soap bo<
casket and with Il buglc sounded taps
over her grave.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
BECOME JAP CITIZENS,

TOXIC. July 27.-Edwin and James
he two sons of Edwin Dun, former
United States minister to Japan, have
taken out naturalization papers as
Japanese subjects. Their father mar
ried japanese woman. The two sons
will go to Ohio, Edwin Dun's native
state, to pursue their education and
later return to Japan for their bust
ness career.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27


Nuxated trou-.to quickly enrich the blood,
and thereby put roses in the eheekl OF
women and give men increased strength
and energy.
Unlike the older forms OF iron, Nuxated
Iron does not injure the teeth nor upset
the stomach, but is readily assimilated
and you can quickly recognize its action
BY a renewed feeling OF buoyant health,
No matter what other iron remedies
you have used without success If you
are not strong or well YOU owe it to
yourself to make the following test:
See how long you can work or how far
you can walk without becoming tired;
next take two Ave grain tablets OF NuK.
ated Iron three times per day after meals
for two weeks, Then test your strength
again and see how much you have gained.
To be absolutely sure Of getting real
organic iron and not some form OF
the metallic variety always SEX for
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
Physician Explains Why He
Prescribes Nuxated Iron for
Rundown, Anaemic People
Says 1t Quickly Increases the Strength and Energy
Of Men and Brings Roses to the Cheeks
of Nervous Rundown Women

Ask the frat hundred
strong, healthy look
ing people you meet to
what they owe their
strength and energy
and see how many
reply "Nuxated Iron"
Dr.. James Francis Sulh.
van, formerly Physician OF A
Be levue Hospital (OutS
door DeptD, OF New York
and the Westchester
County Hospital says;
Thousands OF nervous,
run down. anaemic people
suffer from iron deficiency
but do not know what
to take, There is moth.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27
DON'T REMEMBER.

CHICAGO. July 81 CBy International
News Service).-Two men in the coun-
ty hospital are expected to die from
victims do not remember what it was.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27

MANuFAcTuRERs' Morn; Nu1s,sd Iron, which
Is recommended above Is not a secret remedy bvt sac
which Is well known to druggists everywhere Us
hke the older inorganic iron products Il 10 saalv
A'SImilated and does not injurs the teeth, nae
them black, nor upset the stomach y Zach taklsf
OF genuine huHIIed Iron is stamped =. ,ollou. =,
and the words NuIated Iron arc stamped in,o 80
eaeh bottle, so that the public may not be led AZ
into accepting inferior substitutes The msnvfae.
turers guarantee successful and entirely satisfse-
tory results TO every purchaser or they viii relanS
your money, 1t Is dispensed BY aiigOOd druggists
10 tablet form only.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-27

Nuxated Iron in ~ u
its original pack. Nj
ages. NuxAted Iron -
will crease the
strength. power and
Endurance Of delicate, ner-
vous, run down people in
two weeks time in many
instances.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-06-16
MRS. HARDING is
ELATED OVER THE
CONVENTION VOTE

Chicago, June 14.-A slender
inconspicious little figure turned
from the tumult raging upon the
delegates floor, suddenly faced q
half circle of outstretched hands.
There was a moment Of self con-
seriousness. A shrinking from con-
gratulations that tumbled over each
other with eagerness. And then
Florence King Harding seemed al
at once to remember that she was
the wife of the man who had just
been nominated for, president Of the
United States.
Only the thought of a catch was
in her voice:
"Why, thank you. Wonderful
but 1 must 60 to him right away.
am sure he will need me now. But
how wonderfully
A little before, while the ballot
ing still was going on, she waved
encouragement to her friends
among the state groups below the
mezzanine where she sat. Occasion
ally her fingers touched her lips
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-06-16
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Misses Lucy and Helen Palmer
visited Misses Annie and Louise
Kay last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. A. J. Morrison, and children
and Mappy Clegg, of Columbia
spent the weekend at Mr.. W. =.
Morrison's.
Misses Lucille Loden and Ethel
Whaley of Abbeville, are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. Sam Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Wright had as
their guest Sunday, Mr.. NJ. f. kay'
and Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Kay and
children.
Mr.. and Mrs w. F. Kay, and
children, spent Sunday near Don
aids with Mrs. Sam Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Culbreth's
baby is very sick at this writing.
We hope for him a speedy recovery.
Miss Yila Morrison is in Colum-
bia visiting in the home of her
brothers, Messrs. Andy and John
Morrison.
Miss Myrtis Palmer of Florida,
came Thursday for visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Palmer.
Miss Palmer is trained nurse and
has been in nursing for several
wears. We wish her a pleasant visit.
S., Miss Lucy Palmer entertained
the following young ladies at her
home Thursday: Misses Lucille
Loden, Mary and Glydas Hannah,
jamie and Lucy Mckee, Annie and
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-06-16

home"
That apparently is the keynote Of
his disposition little, incon-
spicuous woman who may become
the little lady of the White House.
Friends who have known her since
girlhood say that her life is filled
with just two interests-home and
husband-and that she manages
one and adores the other. One of
3hem explained:
"Mrs. Harding says that het part
of her husbands career is keeping
him we'll fed and we'll groomed. She
says that such things can be done
better by mans wife than by any
one on earth; not excepting the
man himself, and that doing them
we'll gives the wife an equal share
in any glory which may shine down
upon the husbands head"
Then the friend told about the
beautiful, peaceful home III Ohio,
about the wide verandas and big,
pleasant rooms, shadowy in summer
but open to the sunshine in winter.
She told about one of Senator
Harding's likings and about how
much pleasure it gives his gife.
"He is very fond of breakfast
sausage the friends said, "particu.
larly homemade sausage"
Accordingly, Mrs. Harding
takes a great deal of trouble to lay
in a frequent supply from a farmer
who lives some distance from their
home.
"And as the senator likes it cook
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-06-16

Louise Kay. The day was very much
enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Haddon, and
children spent the weekend near
Donalds with Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Richey.
Mr.. Tom Hunter, and sister, Mrs.
Minnie Sprouse, spent Thursday
afternoon with Mr.. Joe Able and
family.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-06-16

ed just so, it isn't the least bit un-
usual for his wife to arise early in
the morning and prepare him a
breakfast of sausage and eggs,
which he declared fit for a king
or president"
The fact that the Hardings have
no children has only served to draw
them closer together than are most
married couples, it was said. Mrs.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-06-16

Harding was the daughter Of an old
Marion, o., family; in that little
town she made her home until her
marriage in 1891. -.
There was one question Mrs.
Harding refused to answer at he
coliseum this afternoon. She de-
clined to talk of her plans for the
White House if her husband is cleo
ted to office. '.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-06-16

and flipped backward IN frlendiy
little gesture to someone she knew.
She applauded and nodded and
smiled.
But afterwards when the eyes of
the entire Coliseum were turned
to her as the possible next first
lady of the land she became reserv-
ed and almost painfully shy.
/ Surrounded by the gorgeously
turned out members of Mrs. Fred
Upham's box party, Mrs. Harding
was oddly suggestive of sparrow
among flock of peacocks.
She is lovely in delicate, fragile
way; her skin is the clear, creamy
color of porcelain, and her hair,
gray at the temples, is shining, oak
en- brown.
But she. just misses being stylish;
little touches-a high white net col
lar upon a day when low necks were
worn, chamoisette gloves instead OF
silk ones-conspire to put her in
the sparrow class.
Other women in the party wore
navy voile dresses, as did Mrs.
Harding but hers was worn with no
touch of frivolity; only a little
platinum bar pin furnished srna-
mentation, and that failed to perch
at he stylish angle upon her cors-
age.
Counted the Votes .
But, however, much the chamoi-
settle gloves lacked style, there was
about them another quality which
intrigued the mind; suggestion Of
'homeliness and Substantially.
They were beginning to wear at the
fingers, and they were soiled where,
all through the broiling day, they
had gripped stubby, womanish
pencil and tattered score sheet.
The woman whose first thought was
that her husband might need her
had taken upon herself the task Of
keeping count of his votes, noting
his gains and losses, as the weary
hours milled on.
Her profile is youthful; but Mrs.
Harding's face is marked by middle
age. Muscles will sag within the
next few years; the blue eyes which
look so fearlessly into your own,
are aided by glasses. .
The profile is intellectual; The
eyes analytical. But the lips are
infinitely sensitive. They droop
just bit; they are the lips which
sympathy twists ct will for the
troubles of others.
Sorry for Other Candidates
Sympathy for others troubles
stumbled over the very heels of Joy
in her husbands triumph this after
noon, as her next remark proved.
81 am sorry for the other candi-
dates and their wives; they're put
up a splendid fight too, you see, and
how disappointed they will be.
"I'm glad it's over-the cam
paigning and the convention. Now
we can go home and. rest. 1t will
mean so much to him; he loves his
Vorbote., 1920-09-01
S6mablgcr Kapila(ia,n.
SdlG6

True translation filed with the post.
master of Chicago, Aug. 27, 1920, a.
required by the act Of Ocl. 6. 1917.
Soi1 bon. = Ios britiide Nus.
lanoiide amt fat Serillhe gento6t
Die Sonooner Arbeiter5eitllng, Der
~Sailp Son6on 5eralo", in &eroo6t
81 bringen, burd @el0ffentIi6unq
9elpil'er, ongeblider Orubtloier 9e.
pelden 5lpii6en rlliiii6en Sopiet.
bealnten uno Dem 2onoon 8uilr
ScralO.
Dies lit augenideinlih Elm Sell
zines ipltematii9en Glanes bes
2lopb George Regimes, Die shpiet
Hepublif uno oac Stinunen 5u er,
Orolieln, mel6e Die @abrbeit itber
Die illternationole Sitl1ation ioqen
lDoaen.
Die orabtloiail 9epei6en ioqen on,
9eblid 5luiiden George Sididerin,
oem SoDictminiiter fir olrsIGnoi6e
9lngelcgenbeiten uno War 9itpinoff
Dem Sobiet9ertreter in &open5agel1
9enedielt norOen fem. Cine Ser 9e,
peldcn i'm 6ebruar ioq oarduf 1ingc-
oeutet babcn, hob oicie tGgli6e Sfr.
beiter5eitung $4,000 IN elmer @r6e
I'M Sebrltar perlor, lno cine nnoere
1epel6e, i'm Sltll, ioa sum 3rpcfe
gelpeien iein, 5ll 5eigen, oaB Der
vSer0lO" $4,000 fir ie6s Mcrute
rotig babe.
Sididerin ioG 2itoinoff orobtlos
telegropbiert buben, bob cine llnter-
ltiiblng be5ablt miro uno baB er or
rangiert babe, haB einigc d,ineiiiden
Bombs nod rcm r6eralo" trans-
feriert lperoen. elGc Gin5elbeiten
bieriiber hatte ser SeroIo ber0fieltt-
lidt. George 2ansburp, Ser Heoaf=
teur oes uS5eralb", iaete: vslGe Maz
6inationen, 5ll Seigen, OuB bieie Set
tine nit ruiiiidem @eloe erboltell
miro, Iinb folif uno eenlein. Spriet
HuBIonb bot nidt bie gerineIte Sort
troae in ser 2eitl1ng bes rSerolo" ,
meoer bireft nod inoireft. llniere
@ei6ofte nit Der rlliiiidlen &egie-
runs lporen legitime @eI6aftstr1ns-
aftionen linS batten nit Dem g[nfauf
bon 8r1fpapier al1 tim, lueIdes ie-
bod nidt gu befomnen mar.
Vorbote., 1920-09-01

obbGneige 4ortci ipItemutiid Die re-
bolutionaren &idtlinien perlest unb
lih gum 8ilionismls unb pu5aifiitis
iben So5ialismus filbren lGbt. Ser
Sdtpei5er 9rog pertritt ben eleiden
Stonopunft binitdtlid Der Sartei IN
ser Sdnei5, po gleidfaQs Die ge.
oeutltns oes Groletariats ui6t amer
fannt perOe. @cnoiie 8dunig be-
banoelt Die politil6e @litlpiflung Der
Moiien, Die Nitglie6 Der Oeutiden
unabbdnsigen Gortei iino lno Dtit-
glieo Der imabbGngigen Bartei ipn=
rem unb 5eigt Die Sdpierigfeiten, Die
bieie @ruppen 5u betdmpfen buben.
Ser @enoIie Stofer iteat fcit oob
beridieoene 8enoiien I'M aongreB
ltno in priooten l1nterbonolungcn
nit ibm ben @unld geduBert boben,
bob Die oeutitc ll1abbdngiae Tartei
it'd enogiiltig nuf cinen anoeren
Stonbpunft itellen ioG uno Die @nt,
ittIouna baIo setroffen iperbe. Or
iogt, bob in bieier Gortei beridieoene
anlidten iiber Die geoeutlll,g bcs
Vorbote., 1920-09-01

I'M Seridtslaalc 81 geben, bintcr
nelher Die anluGlte iaBen uno ouf
olele &elIe iiberbroGte er benl Silfs-
ltaotsompult Sranf Gbriltcnien oae
Sllformationcn, luelde Dieier oolul
oen Spe5ialanflGgern Gunninqbom
uno slbcl iibergob.
pGhrlltcnicn NOR Der t1tioIte
Spitel fitr bic 9(nflogc in Mcnte-
lano, ba ibm ieinc Stclllrnq uls
9tlfsltaotsonlpolt ablollhe SSreiheit
erlaubte llre linn 3utritt slt aaem
9cpobrtc, lpo5 I'M @eri6tsioolc, II,
Den 9lm. Segion Guartieren uilu. slts
9lr9. Gr it ein folt6liitiger, acrie.
bcner WcrId) un0 NOR pcrtpoll fiir
ole groBen Sota6orone unb fir bic
Slnflose 9e9en Die s. 9S. 98.
"Gurfl Sic Griifrng Ser 3cuocn.
porlaoungen iiir Die Gcrteioigllng
NOR er. imitanoe, iiber uQe 3euaell
gut intormicrt sll iein, ebe lie oui Sen
3eugenItanN famen. Ser 9Slon SET
slnflogc mar, oieie 3eugen ous5u.
pumpen; eritens INN SSnfornotion
itbcr ibre etluoigen 3eugenousioger
5u erbolten unO 5peitens, Inn 6ieie
Damn 10 au geltoJten, oaB iie mebr 5ll
Vorbote., 1920-09-01
Mls 9pits scl entlarot
2seroen american csesion- 2Nitgfieosr.

vgs tparen 60 Wonm sort, sic in
Der Staothalle, ben HGumen Ser
6euerlrcbritolion uno i'm oberlten
Stodlperfe elmer r8arage" einquar-
tiert maren.
r9ie v@aratc" NOR 5luei Slof
bon Dem @eridtsgebGuoe entfernt
uno 6u elmer mahren 5eitllng nnlge-
onoert Doroen. 8Gbreno "a Stun.
ben, on ieoem Gage, aporen tets
@odpoItens an 0ienIt."
vll1ter Oent Souptmonn sshont
5efanoen it6 nod unteraeorOnete
,}ibrcr. Seutnant &. Gralpforo mar
totlohllf i'm aommanoo Der 2eute.
Gin anOerer, ebemoliger 9eutnont,
larnents Salcon, NOR an Ser Spite
oes @ebcilnbiellites oieier 9eaion.
bonoe, lmo ieine SSrau mar ouaen,
'helnlib Der ipeibli6e Sell oieles."
"Scri6iebene W1itslieber ser Sc,
glon, luelhe inter Balloon orbeitcten,
pertleloeten lid ais Sol5hauer rnb
sa9lobner llno aingen i'm aorribor
oes @erlhtsgebauOes, auf oen Stra.
BEN l1no IN Den Sogler- uno Speiie.
balllern umber II. perillhten oas Ser
irallen Der 3eugeu Ser Sertcibiquna
5u gerplnnen, UNI nus6lfinoen, mel
Dies 3engnis JIG geben merocn rno
Inn tic, lpenn mogEid, i'm sSntcreiie
Der snflage 5n beeinfluiien.
tSobolo als man etlpos bon bell
3eugcn crfabren bate, lpurbc oies
BON oielell Spibeln Dem Gbef 9olcon
iibcrbradt. Gerielbe botte oos Gri-
ollesiltnL i1taerboIb Der 4biperruna
Vorbote., 1920-09-01

Scattle. GaB sic y9(mcrican @e-
glon" cine gurbe bon Spioner, i'm
S!ltcreIic Ser 2lll<beuter lit, lpurOc
III pergongencr @o6c bon !Utitglic.
bern oieier 2igo, pelhe SpiOneu-
0icnIte beim GentroliosYro5 gegen
). @. ". Seutc leiIteten, beltltigt
Gines Der VtitglieOer iagte, bog er
Ill hieier SbioncnOienIt I'M gl,ten
Slauben, eilte patriotiihc glrbeit 81.
pcrrihteit, eingetreten mar, abcr nod
nor @ecnNiglln9 Ocs Grn6cIes nuf-
bGrte, neil es i'm anefeltc.
0ieicr Wam heihreibt oas SpItenl,
1pelhes Die Stualsamuoltid)aft lnb
lire 9elfersbelfer, Die Miner. 9ceion,
bcrlustc, Inn 3eltgen SIT moder ltno
6ll pernidten, folgenberlnaBen:
pl(nter ben WitglieOern Der 9Imer.
Segion, melde nad Miontciono 5rm
Ero6cB fauell, paren ble meiIten bon
Gcntralio. slnoere famen bon Soco.
nla, Gbeholls, Sellinebam, Sort In,
9eles, slberoeen, Soqllion, giollni
Sernon. Inocoteosb uno 8remcrs
ton"
v9teie lfitglieber purben BON If.
rem reIpeftioen rGoIts" ols 9Srchpil.
llee gorantlert. lpelde perpflidtet
iino, aGe 8efeble. ocs Sefehlsha5crs,
5auptmann Sdante (Geuti6on1eri'
fanerl SIT befolgen. Iieier batte bic
9citung scr sln9elegenbejtcn in Iu1l'
teIano.
nslae 2egiondre muroen NIT Sc.
fuebren unh Hepoluern Der perlGie.
henlten aoliher oerlcr9t"
Vorbote., 1920-09-01

leaot bon ieiner 9ofal aeianot nor,
oen ,lno erbiclt s. per Sog, &oIt lrno
Sogie fiir ieine slrbeit.
"g}ur ein poor afitglie0er Oeriel.
ben ipIc GronforO, 8olcon, Shonf
-nllh San @ilOer, lpuroen bon Dem
Sebelmnis oieies sigontiiben Glo.
nes, 8eredtigfeit nicoer 5u luerfcn,
oeritonoist. Sic MitgIieoer ser PM.
Segion 6oltcn oie &uitonien fir bic
ausberter bel Ser @eri6tsfon0oic
IN Ronteiano aus Oen 6euer."
llnb oa miro nod immer beboup.
tet, Dob bieie Organization nidt i'm
Ssllterelic Ser &opitoliIten orbeitct
Vorbote., 1920-09-01

Eroletariats i'm aagemeinen beitete.
Die Gage Deg politiiden 2ebens in
0eutiflauo uno Bic notiirli6e Gnt-
millung Oes 8e6nnfens III Gclltid,
lono lei cine Oerartige, ooB- i'm glll
genblld feline @ntldeioung gegen Die
unob6Gn9igelt llnternonlmen neroelr
fonne Nean iolle itd) &e9ellidaft
oapon geben. baB HuBlollo forton
ilber cine lrlnee bon IiIlionel1 re-.
bplrltionGrer gouern oerfiiqe. 9uf
Der onberen Seite eebe es ober aut
gegenreoolllttolGre gauern. 8ir
baben aber, mas man lit -RuBlano
nIdt bot, cine arntee bon intellect
tliellem &ro1etariot bon Sednifer,,,
9anoelsongelteIlten lflp., uno oieic
arnee oerteioigt NIT aller @e.piiien
baftigfeit Die 2iftotlr oes 9srofeto.
riats ullo miro Die gntlpidlung er.
lei6tern.
Vorbote., 1920-09-01
oaB bieier icbel fonlltc, ob bic s(1t,
fluge lie nlld) bclNtcn f0nnc.

OaB oieier Icben fonlltc, ob bic sl1ts
flage lie ald) bcnNtcn fDnnc.
rslm %. 6cbruar murocn perihic-
bene MitgIieOer Ser 9lm 2caion ols
Spc5ialbiIisibcriffs rin0cIduporcn,
10 baB lie oic @rloubnia crbicltcn.
Shicbipatfcn Sll tragen. Gcriclic
bcnc Ocrclbcn lpurOcn ais &ad)2n bCi
oen @cfdngnis 6enutt, bis mon cinc
9lbtcillulg Sruppcn pon G1lnp @cuis
bradte.
vGos Sebterc NOR cin Sdlidl oc5
observation-disclosures 9Ibcl, nm bic Siir~
ger pon 0tonteiono lpcib su moden,
hoB cine gntlpeidlurg Scr 5. S2, gS.
aus Dem @efGnenis gcplont iei..
~ginige ser 9lil. 2cgion 9cutc
nltBten ibrc Srbloipritiden lmo
Iefcn na6 Dem 8iiro 9(bcls brinQen,
lint bicrollrd einen 9eridt 5u fabri-
5iercn, oaB 9lbel Der @efobr cines
lleberfolles Our6 Die S. @. @. ous-
gcIcbt NOR.
ygton batte jeOo6 Die Wtaioritqt
Ser Slm. 2egion Scute nidt ms Ser
trauen gcnomrnen betrcffs Oc5Saupt=
5lpcde5 lnlO Der 0tcthoOcn Der gln-
fia9c. SeOcr Ocrielben mar ols De-