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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19

TT is no wonder that one sees so
j many electric cars about town
these days, for ever SO many
people have discovered that they are
the most practical Of cars for city
and suburban driving. 1t is hard to
say whether it is the instant re-
sponse of the electric to the move
ment Of the lever or its smooth rid
ing qualities, or the ease with which
it can be operated in traffic that ac-
counts for its popularity. Perhaps
it is a combination of the three. At
any rate, the Milburn and Rauch and
Lang electric cars, at the showrooms
OF George Hugh Smith, Inc, 1885
Chestnut Street, have been attract
ing considerable attention. WHY
not make an appointment for a dem
onstration on one of these delight
full spring days?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19

May, with its riot Of color, is
N almost upon US. / wonder
II you are prepared 10
prison some of the loveliness Of cool
woods and FLASHING brooks, so that
IN aiter years you will remember
Just how a certain bit of woodland
looked in May, 1920. If YOU have
not yet acquired the habit of carry
ing camera with you on motor
trips or hikes, you are missing half
the joy of them, for the pictures
will be a source of pleasure for
many years to come. You will find
cameras in all sizes at the store Of
Frank J. Curry, Sl2 Chestnut
Street--snd you will be delighted.
too, with their work in the line of
developing and finishing. You can
take your films there with the as
surance that they will be developed
to your entire satisfaction.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

e. Holland & st. Louis Sugar Co.. extra Of
3 per cent in addition to quarterly 3 per
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19

II ALE the satisfaction of buy.
II ing a Del-Mar shoe comes
after you have been wearing
it for a'month or so, and have dis.
covered that it is still holding its
shape. Of course. you want trim
will look well on your foot, but YOU
also want shoe that will wear well
and will stay taut at the sides. II
Will be worth your while to visit the
second-foor shop of Del Mar & Com.
pany, l2l1 Chestnut Street. You are
assured Of most courteous attention
from the salespeople there, and this
means so much, you know, especially
properly fitted one can hardly ex.
pect it to be comfortable, or to hold
its shape after it has been worn fo,
awhile. You will find the newest OF
spring footwear at this shop.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19

w .coloring is the Chinese rug in
the window of Fritz & La
Rue's store at 1915 Chestnut Street
The background is of a soft salnon.
pink and the border is blue. The
design, which shows a decided Per-
sian influence, is most interestins
ihe rug is twelve by eighteen feet in
size. There are some smaller Chinese
rugs in the window, one with backe
ground of deep blue and another Of
lighter blue with fretwork border
IN IN old ivory tones. The vogue Of
tne t Shlnese rug is a thing assured,
TOT the richness and softness of its
pile and its warm colors-fawn
apricot, golden brown and deen
oiue-convey an impression of mac,
ni1cence and warmth of which tb.
eye never grows weary. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19

oMEYERS-At saranac Lake. N. Y, April
inee Parr). Funeral r,issday ;ao M IN.
from his mothers residence Mountain and
Stratford sves.. Melrose Park. Pa. Inter-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31

Save money now by buy
ing this fumed oak case
piano; looks like new; a
rare bargain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31
TULSA KIWANIANS
WILL STORM" 0.C.
More Than 25 Members of
Local Club Expected
to Attend Meeting.

Local Kiwanians expect to storm"
Oklahoma city next Monday which is
the opening day, Of the district XII
wants convention, this district being
comprised OF Oklahoma and Texas.
More than 20 members OF the local
club have announced they will at %
tend.
Tine trip In to he mhdo over the
Frisco, on train leaving Tulsa ear
ly Monday morning. II Is possible
that some members will leave Satur-
day night and Sunday, to be In
Oklahoma City 80 they may con-
duct a campaign for the election of
John X, Woodland. local kiwanian.
to the district vice presidency. Mr..
Woodland has consented To become
candidate for this high office.
Al yesterdays weekly luncheon Dr.
i. G. Mari, OF the United States de-
partment OF health. gave an interest
Ing talk on venereal diseases and ex-
planned methods used by the local
clinic to combat such diseases. The
club proffered its cooperation to
Or. MARI and the clinic.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31

affiliated with a union organization
or not
Twenty-Five quarters OF beef have
been ordered, which will be barbe-
cucd by men expert In the line. And
no palms has been spared to supply
everything else In the line OF eats
that are necessary to make the af-
fair big success This will all be
free 10 women and children.
Congressman Howard. and other
men prominent In public affairs will
address the people In the afternoon.
And To smuse tho Riddles tho park
management will act aside two pc
RODS OF one hour each when all con
cesHions will be FREQ to them. The
Sand Springs railway. also, will run
five special ears from Tulsa upon
which all children will be carried
free
The special athletic features ~
the day will be swimming and diving
contestB. rowing races, and the usual
potato races and contests between
the fat and the thin attendance.
Prizes will be offered IN all these
contests. as also In the feature con-
tost of the day, tho fitting contest.
q rowing event In which the en-
trants will endoavor to upset their
opponents canoe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31
TULSA IRISHMEN
BACK M'SWEENEY
Twelve New Applications
for Membership Are
Received Here.
MEET AGAIN SUNDAY
Resolution Adopted Thank
ing The World for It's
Sympathetic Stand.

Friends OF Irish Freedom listened
TO an address Sunday afternoon nj
the county oourthose by NJ. Duff
OF Oklahoma city. on the Irish ducs'
tion. Another meeting vii! be held
next Sunday afternoon at tho sans
place. An effort IL being made q
secure Rev. Charles Aked, n prot
estant minister OF Kansas City. q
address the meeting then or later.
At Sundays meeting Il was do
cided TO wiro Senators Gore and
owen and CONGRESSMAN Howard 10
ask the state department Of the gov
crnment to use It's good offlcen for
the release Of MacSweeney, mayor Of
Cork, who In on "A hunger strike, and
also to notify national officers of
the organization that the Tulsa
branch would join In any general
movement against continued Inn
prisonment OF MacSwceney.
The local branch received twelve
new applications FOR membership.
A resolution was also adopted ex-
pressing the thanks OF the local orr
ganizatlon for the sympathetic atti-
tude of The Tulsa World. elccting
r. A. Latta. editor OF The World, an
honorary member Of Charles Carroll
ton branch, Friends of Irish Free
dom.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31
Police Chief Killed.

ATHENS, Ga. Aug 30.--Chief OF
Police r. 8. Jenkins Of Athens was
killed today by william a. Reynolds
deputy sheriff OF McMinn county as
the two officers were guarding a
bridge in expectation OF jntercepting
a moonshiner reported enroute from
the mountains TO this rity. Rey-
nolds after the shooting rurrendered
but refused TO make a statement.
Charles McCann. the only witness,
was said by the authorities TO have
stated that Jenkins was shot after
he had threatened Reynolds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31
BARBECUE
PLANS COMPLETE
Give Order of Parade,
Which Will Be the
Days Feature.

Everybody welcome. and endless
free eats for the women and kid
dies" might be adopted as a slogan
for the big barbecue and picnic to
be given by the Tulsa labor and
tradcs organizations at Sand Springs
park. on Labor day. september sth
Tho main celebration OF the day
will be a parade OF the main down
town streets. In the morSing, In
which will appear the city officials,
all tho organized labor bodies Of tho
city and many many spectacular
floats Following this will be a day
Of fcasting and frolllcking at Sand
Springs park.
The parade which will contain
four bands will ->art at Sixth and
South Boston streets at 30. pro-
ceeding north on Boston to Third.
east on Third 10 Cincinnati, north on
Cincinnati to Second west on Sec
ond to Boston, north on Boston 10
b'hst. west on First 10 Main, north
on Main TO Brady Countermarch
south on Main to Eighth and thence
east TO disbnnd on Boston. The
lineup Of the parade. In two sections
First section Band, marshal Of
the day and aide. mayor and com
m lssloners, police department, queen
of Labor day escorted by the metal
workers union. delegates to the
Building Trades council. brickiayers'
union, painters No. 935 with band,
electricians Nos. 5si and 1909,
plumbers union. plasterers union.
pipe filters. carpenters sign writer's,
common lnborcrH. roofers, lathers.
building laborcrs No. 620. iron work
era, asbestos workers, Claremoro
painters
Second division--Trades council,
cooks and walters, street car boys.
retail clerks, printers, domestic
workers, auto painters, bakers,
chnuffeurs. musicians, meat cutters.
81. T.. yardmen, tailors, BARRIERS. boot
blacks, janitors, pressmen, stage EN-
ployes. boiler makers, Claremore
BARRIERS.
Immediately following the parade
tho members will proceeds to Sand
Springs park, whore everything will
he In readiness for the big public
celebration. The allied unions want
to emphasize the fact that this picnic
is for the citizens OF Tulsa. and that
everyone will be welcome whether
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31
Healthy Ford Lost
In Action by CITY
Health Department

Anybody seen n healthy Ford
that looks like II might have seen
service In tho city health depart
mont?
There's one loose somewhere. T..
T.. Long, chief sanitary inspector
for tho health department would
liko TO Iocato.i IT.
Long drove downtown and
parked on Boulder avenue Sunday
night. Then he entered a cold
drink emporium, sat down at a
table and enjoyed himself for per-
hnps ten minutes.
Then he returned 20 the curb
Ing TO re-enter the Ford.
But II wasn't there--and it's
stlll gone.
Tits the fourth flivvar that's
been stolen fro N members OF tho
health department And they're
all mipsing In action.
Now Long wants 10 know why
automobile thieves are taking their
spite out on the health department
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31
Old Traders Dope

THE FIRST and GREAT
COMMANDMENT THOU
SHALT LOVE THE LORD
THY GOD WITH ALL THY
HEART and WITH ALL
THY SOUL and WITH ALL
THY MIND. And the SEC
OND GREAT COMMAND
MENT 49, THOU SHALT
LOVE THY NEIGHBOUR AS
THYSELF."
OUR CITY DADS MAY
THINK of the FIRST CON-
MANDMENT when in
CHURCH on SUNDAY-But
they HAVE NO RESPECT
for the SECOND GREAT
COMMANDMENT, for If
THEY HAD THEY WOULD
NOT HAVE SOLD ALL
THEIR old ROTTEN REFUSE
n d OTHER POISONOUS
DISEASED MATTER to be
HAULED OUT to MARY
LAND GARDENS and to
BUZZARD ROOST, NEAR
DAWSON to BE FED TO
HOGS IN THE STINK PENS
and BREED Old
FEVER. 1T IS PITIFUL to
SEE POOR BABIES SUFFER
ING and FAMISHING and
BURNING UP WITH FEVER
ALL the FAULT of OUR
CITY DADS FALSE ECON
OMY. THE HI-JACkERS
TAKE the MONEY and
LIVES of the STRONG but
THEY SELDOM EVER KILL
BABIES.
Why don't our HUMANE |
OFFICER FORCE our CITY
DADS to BURN ALL THIS
d E A T II DEALING DIS
EASED MATTER and let the
BABIES LIVE?
All LEATHER Star Brand
SHOES, STAPLE DRY
GOODS, Millinery, MEMS
WORK CLOTHING, Any
thing and Everything that
goes with a FIRST CLASS and
UPTODATE BUSINESS is
still PILINC IN at our BACK
DOOR and OUR PRICES ARE
AS LOW AS CAN BE MADE
AT PRESENT on FIRST
CLASS MERCHANDISE. We
do not sell any SHODDY
goods--EVERYTHING must
be GOOD and our prices are
RIGHT. Please visit our
Store whether you buy or not.
Traders No. |
At 100 East First Street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-31
Reds Drive at the Poles

WARSAW. Aug. s0.--Tho Russian
soviet forces are endeavoring 20
drive a wedge designed to sever the
Polish FROM, according to an Off.
cial statement on the fighting opera
tions issued tist before last mid
night Violent fighting Ia reported
north OF Belize, TO the north of Lem
berg, whore the soviet cavalry OF
General Budenny IN trying n new
encircling movement against Lem
borg. An advanced soviet detach-
ment has reached Tyszowiec.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-30

9ie oieier Gage ltattgebobte Gin.
tueibung ocs nciicu Wtormoncntem'
pels in &onolulli, Z. s., Der nit
einem GoItcnouimono bon etiua
$4,000 in 2aie, 40 Wteilen BON
&onolulu olif Der Snicl &abu, err
riftet morOen lit, bilSet einen
glGn5enoen 9IbidIub Der 70idbrigen
Niiiionsttiofcidt Der Mormouen IN
@amoi.
Gm 10. Gc3ember 1850, nur
nrei Sabre noN Der 9roBen @nnoe.
rung Der Mormoncn nod lltab,
lenoeten Die criten Morinpnen.Wtii.
lionare ouf 9atpaii. ntir 80 Sobre
ip6ter als Die erIten 6riitli9en
Wtiiiion6re bon Bolton, urto gceetl-
Wdrti9 bat Die Mormonet-@ emein-
De mebr ols 80 Standardization auF
ben perihieOenen Snieln oes Sa-
mai-gr6ipeIs NIT elmer Mitglieo.
Ifoit bon etma 10000. DDS @runo.
eigentum Der @emeinoe, einidlieB.
lid Der groBcn 3uderplantage in
2nie, lit Wtiaionen Collars merit.
Dor etpa einem Sabre bc3ohlte oie
@emeinoe fir 800 Afer 3uderrobr-
lono 100000 in Der N6be ibrer
S%Iontage, einidIieBIid elmer ii
Wieilen Iangen @iienOobn uno eli
ller BeD1lIerun0sonla9e.
Der l1ele Gcmpel lit aus puIoe-
riiierter 2aba uno Neton bcrge-
iteat tporoen, Dat Sic Sorm zines
grie9ii9en &reu5es uno iou cine
genole &opie bon SaIomonS Cent
pei iein, tpenlt audi Die Ard)iteftur
iebr an Die aIt-merifaniide erin
merit. Ser 3cmpel lit Der T., mel
den 0ie Seiligen oes iiingitcn Ga
0es erri6tet baben. Ser critic ltebt
nod in &irtIono, g., gebort ober
ni1t mebr Ser Mormoncn.&irde
Der Sempel in Naupoo,Su.. bronn.
tie ab, uno oie 9rauomauern ipur-
ben ipGter bon einem Sornaoo Der
@rbe gleid gemadt. 9ie bier an.
oercn Mormoncn-9e Tempe fino in
SaIt Safe @itn, 2ogalL ct. George
uno Monti, Utah. Sn Snoepeno.
cnce, 800, ioute eigentIid ser gro.
Be Mormoncn-Semp erridtet
peroen, tpie Dem 8rppbctcn Soiepb
Smith in einer gIiidIifen Sffen-
6orung mitgeteilt por6en fem fon,
uno es lit bie title &offnung oler
Mormonen, bcreinlt in Snoepello-
cnce eiren 9roBen 2empeI SIT errid,-
ten.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-30

nem @epdiier- - es lit punoerbar,
mie Die Siere 0ieie ~aui5ufinoen nil
len, 90 man lie oft itunoenmeit bon
iolden entfernt a%ntrifft -. uno auf
6em @ege oabin benutt es ieoe @e-
Icgenbeit our Observation-Disclosures, lit
BET oringenoer @efabr auf Cider.
belt beoodt uim., wabrenb 0as
M6nn6en. unempfdnelid ee9en al.
leg, oas @iien peri6mdbt uno elm
orobenoes unbeil geloilen iiber ii4
ereeben l6Bt. Ni,r oen @eriu9en,
es non ieiner @enoiiin 5l trennen,
ooer ben o~reilten slnnaberungen nod
gattenloier @%rtgenoiien ieBt es Ell.
men bartnGdigen 8iberitano entoe.
gen uno iudt iia ieiner 9eIditiger
our1 fr6itise St0Be nit oen Sin.
terbeinen gu erpebren, nobel es err.
regte, leiie quiefenoe Gone ausltobt.
Ni1t aae mGnnliden &roten finoen
lire @attin ihon am 2anoe, piele
treffen lie erlt i'm 8aiier, uno piele
= Die MGnnden iino aud BEL ben
&roten mie 10 oft in ueber5obl bor-
banoen - finoen i~iberbaupt feline.
Sc ercignet iid oft, oaB bel einem
ou5u friiben aufiuden 0es 8aliers
ole @eibden 5uer,noe sebec:, iuenn
pieoer anbaltenoe &alte elnlest uno
Washington Journal., 1920-01-30
Aus otn 2eben nnferer kroten.
Bon OiuOOlf Zimmerman.

SIN 5eitieen 0ribiobr, i'm gsdrd
ihon ooer ip6teitens onfongS Gpril,
Oft, nenn foum Die Iesten Spurcn
bon sis uno Stnee in Der oamob'
lid aus ibrem @interi6lummer er'
nafen0en Notur peridDunoen llnO,
beginnt in uniren @etpGiiern, Den
Teihen uno Siimpeln uu0 ben 8ol'
Ierardben, Die feuhten 8ieien, Brit
DIE uno @oIopartien ourf5leben,
un6 Die pielfo9 nod Die Iebten ipor'
Iiden GeIte Der pinterlifen GiSoede
tragen, elm eigeues 2eben Iid ob6u'
ipieIen. llnIre 2ur1e, iene Stere,
Sic BEL empfinOiomen Meni6en, 10
Ieidt @efilble 0es abi6eus uno
gfelS ousloier, unO Ole bod Dem
Naturfreuno Oes Snterelianten 10
unenoIid bel bieten, - unIre 9itr'
de fangen on, in Dem nod eistal'
ten @eiier Sof5eit 5u 6olten. YIN
friibeiten iin0 eS Die Grosfrold]e,
in oeren folte Ser5en Die 2iebe eit'
siebt, nod ibnen erideinen Die gro.
fr0teu, oie unonIebnIidIten unb mobl
audi oerfonnteIten unirer 8atrodter,
un6 ein3elne Sritonen in ibren tar'
6enprGfti9en So65eitsfleiOern, De-
nen Iid in roifer SoIge Die iibri9elt
2ur6orten nnidIieBen, 10 0aB man
in oen 6riibiabrsmonuten ldmtli6e
&~mpbibien, penn au3 ni6t iri'
mer glci45eitig, i'm 8aIier antret'
fen fam.
Gie &roten! SaIt gu fie Dir, per'
ebrter 2eier, einmal naber ange'
I6out, bait Oh es einmol ii6er Did
gebroft, in edn5lider @iBodtung
oItii6erIieferter @mmenmard)en uno
feIteingepur3eIter 8orurteiIe tie in
ibrem 2eben uno Ereiben 10 81
beobadJten, mie gu oie 3utrauli6e
SftpoIbe, oie I~ieoerbegobte Hadti-
Washington Journal., 1920-01-30

@reu8tr6te, Ill elmer @ouer fletterlS.
1000 uno gebt berunter Bis gu ourdl.
idnittIid 1870 6eim 6eBler. Nus
ibnen enttpidcln li9 = oft i6on mad
tpenigen Sa9en = Ian9li6e moId-
dbulife 2orpen. Noh eini9en 80
den geben oaraus Die iungen 8ro-
ten berpor, Die nod erfoIgter I'm.
m%an6Iuug iofort Oos 8niier p%erIoi-
len; oft in unge8dbIten SouienOen,
10 0oB 6ie Gage bon Sroidregen
entIteben fonnte.
&ur3 nod Dem QbIaiden nerIoI-
len 6ie &r0ten audi oos 8oiier wie-
ser uno Beginner ibr 2anoIeben,
oas o~aeroingS meiitenS elm redt
perborgenes lit, % Tie iih tagsiiber
in ounfIen @eritetfen aufboIten unO
crit CUR 9dmmerungs5eit ODER gar,
tpie beionoers Die &nobInudsfrote
un6 Der SeBler, CUR Nadt5eit oorous
beroorfommen. Nur nod einem
tparmen &egen trifft man Die Gro,
0ie @ediel- un0 0ie &reu5frote oltfY
einmal tagsiiber i'm Sreien on. ST.
re S9lupfminfel i6offen ii6 bic Sic
re oft oud ieIbit ooourd, baB iie
Ii9 in sic groe einmiibIen. 8eion'
oers sic &noblau9frote, 6te man
oieier gigenart tpe9er ia aud 8iibI-
fr0tc nennt, entfaItet in ioIdem @ine
aroben in sic Gr6e Elm 5iemli9es
@eiaid.
SIN Sreien 1T sic Nabrun9siu6e
sic SnuptbeihGitigung Ser &roten.
Sic iin6 ia iiberuus gefraBig uno
Ttcnen nit 6IeiB 3abIrei6en nieoerert
Gieren: oIIerhano Snieften uno De-
Washington Journal., 1920-01-30

GAN i6on beobadtet bait? Stein! go
tue es iebt, folge mir binous ins
6reie, oct Abeno lit milo unO rubig,
uno sic 8elt boat wiOer bon Den
iubeInoen 2ieoern unIrer erlten
JriibIingsIdnger. 9aum boben mir
sic Iesten Sduier Der Staot binter
uns, 10 treffen mir aud i6on Die
criten iener @ei6opfe on, oenen uu-
Ter Spa3iergang gilt, uno lie meiter
mir monoern, Oeito groBer miro audi
Die 3obl Der 8roten iie gebo-
rem unirer bdufiglten Dirt, Der 6elo-
ooer grofrote, an =, Die auf @e'
gen uno Stegen, auf 8ieien uno
6eIoern in ibrer idmerfaaig plum-
pen art oabini9liipfen. Ger Sic
be @lgerpoIt lit es. Die fie berpor9e-
trieben bat aus ibren 8erIteden, uno
nenn mir aufmerfinm 4uSidou
boIten, ner6en mir au9 idon Bar-
den i6auen, Sic ii9 in 2ie6e suiam-
mengefunoen baber. @eldnge es,
Die Giere 81 trennen, 10 piirbe it'd
oos bon Dem @ei66en getrennte
Mdnnden fofort bindings mieoer
auf Die erforene Satin itiir5en uno
iie BON nellem umfalien. Wftt iei-
ner @iiroe aieht oos @ei6den 81 Ell
Washington Journal., 1920-01-30

gen, oeren 8e0eutllns oicielbe lit,
nGmIid) 6euerentltebnng, alIo our6
oos llrfeuer, Soft, 9egriinoet. sic
ale tporen 3empelitattent tuie Epr'
mont, @promart uno Oiele oroere.
Dos Guotb- ooer &abfreu0 als
@eridts5eiden ipiir0e elm gan5es
BUD fiileu fonnen. @s ipielt oar'
UNI lomobl in ser Seroloif wie alS
Rcdtslpmbol cine electromagnetic
fode. SIN @eridtsiaal muroe eS
Surd ooS aru5ifir perorangt, meld
lestcres oaber an &idtertil6 eigen'
lih nGs &edt5. uno nidt als Teli-
gionsipmbol 5u betradten lit. als
ober bos oeltide He6t Dem romi.
idcn &ed)t ltno 0amit oas Symbol
ocs oeuti6en &cdts, oas Huotbfreli5,
Sem SDmbol 0eS romiiden Hef}ts,
Sem 9ru5ifir, weidfen muBte, oa
tabm ser eddie @ittefino oas oent.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-30
sig. @.

rote &reu3e i'm @al0e$idatten ite.
ben ODER Orte nit Dem Ramen Hos
tbenfreu5 iid finOen, BORT waren ebe'
Sem MolItdtten oes DbeimIi6en @ea
rifts". Die &aoer in Ben @oppen
baben Die &oOfreu5e eriebt, Inn oieie
81 oerbeblen. 90 i'm @appen bon
G1trmainS 6o Ser &urfiirIt BON
Main3 ser oberite StubIberr Ser Sc
me mar, IeIbitperitGnoIib ober crit,
oIS Oieie IGnoit nidt mebr Die ole
tie 6eme beoeutete. Erosoem mar
6as &a6freu5 unbergeiien, uno i'm
9alternfriege biIoete oas &oofreu5
Oos Sobnenbilo auf Sen 8auernfab-
men, Die 6opon &aOelsfabnen bic
ben, mie audi oeren SrGger 0ie
Hooelsfiibrer genonnt mur0en. @s
miro Oorum oas &a6 (9fuotb) als
Sinridtun9sinitrument erIt oerltGnb.
lid; oenn Ser @erbre6er ionte
ourh 6oS &e6t, bas eben oas &ao
ipmboliiterte, ieine Strafe fin0en.
Sn Ser 8mitunlt finoen ii9 ieIbit
nebit 8abuoien anoeren GieieIben 3ei-
den mieoer, uno 5mar Der SrifoS i'm
GreipoB un6 9reiidneuB (Sig. 8a)
Ser Observation-Disclosures romani-
Ifer uno gotii6er Dome, bonn fleins
item 3ierrat biz binouf gu ben funIt-
bon fomponierten S%eniterroien.
gbenio ser 6prfos i'm 8ierpaB uno
gieridneuB (5ig. 8b) iowie in bic
len anoeren MISREPRESENTATION. I'm
ter ben romoniiden un6 gotiifen
Observation-Disclosures Ser Seniter'
roIcn nimmt oos fog. &ob- ooer Sea-
thorinenienlter (Sig. SCI einen be-
Washington Journal., 1920-01-30

rem 2orpen, AileIn, Spinnen, Sau.
ienofiBen, Wadtidneden 8iirmern
uim. nod. Meiltens geboren lire
Nabrun9stiere Sen &ulturi1oolingen
an, 10 Dob mir in Sen &roten, oieIen
gu llnre9t bielperfolgten uno ee.
idmdbten Sieren, iiberaus pertpoll,
S%ilfstruppen in unirem Sample &c.
gen Die erlteren baben.
Snterellant lit Sic Nabrun9sauf-
nabmc Der Siere. Saben iie ndmlid
Elm 8eutetier erblidt, 10 beleben lid,
lire augen, Ser 8orper riAtet iid
empor, ur6 nit elmer t1ppiIhen
9ebenoisfeit Iaufen lie ouf oie aus
erforene 8eute gu. Sinh iie 6ann
nabe genug an oieie berongefommen,
10 balten lie i'm @eben inne, priifen
oie 0iltan5 5miiden ii6 uno ibrem
Spfer uno ianeGen i9lieBli9 oie
3unge Dor, an ser oas Sier oann
feIttlcbt. gbenio raid. pie es er.
g%riifer, miro eS in 0as Maul elm.
eefibrt uno unter beitdnoieem
ShlieBen uno Oeffnen Ser 4ugen
oerihludt. SIT oas 8eutetier elm
beionoers eroBes, 10 belfen nbmed-
elmo audi nod oie beioen Gorber.
beinc nit, es iider in ben Mtuno
ein5ufiibren.
SIN SerbIte 5ieben ii6 Die &roten
an pe~rborgene, froltfreie Srte ODER
in ielbltgegrabene @roboblen our
@interrube 5uriid. Im friibeiten
beginnen onmit Die 8nobIou6sfrote
un6 ser SeBler, Die beioe ihon i'm
September iih ein5eln tief in Die Or.
De ~eingrabcn. Shnen folgt Die @edl-
ielfr0te gnoe September ODER on.
fangs Sftober, mGbrenb Die &reu5.
uno Die grbfrote oen S6IuB mo.
den. Sn ibren 8interqunrtieren
halten lie 6ann aus, biz milbc
Triiblinesliifte in ibnen ipieoer bic
2ie6esiebniu6t nod peroen lailen.
Soberes 8ed. Ser ar
me &erl % oriiben fat l1ngliid &c.
babt." .8as lit ibm oenn 81
geltoBen?" = nWeine Srau lit nit
linn ourdgebrannt."
Washington Journal., 1920-01-30

Elm 0rebperf5eug. Die on6ere Se.
rolOSfigur (6ig. 4b) nennen lie
Sdnedenoeidiel; an Der Oei6IeI haf-
tet mobl au6 nod Die 9rebung ipie
an @0pel, oo6 lit ou9 bier Ser aIte
Sinn Oer0unfelt, Ser Sen @iQen gu
elmer beitimmten Sat gum auSOrud
bringt, mel1 lestere ourd Die Sar-
ben uno onoere 3eideu crit nGber ge-
tcnn3eidnet muroe. 4IS li6 IpGter
Die 9eral6it in fiinitleriider 9e5ie-
bung neiter entwidelte, mur0e audi
Der &rifoS pielgeitaltig oargeiteat,
3. 9. in Der 6orm oreier an Der
@ur5el neutrality-suspicious. 9eine
G6ig. 81 geborniift ooer noft, mas
chen, miBperltanHcn, als Greif1lB
ODER al8 orei Mnnnsbeine i'm Orei-
pap erfIdrt miro.
@od merfmiiroiger iino Die @ono-
lungen oes 6prfoS i'm ltebergong
bon ser porfriItliden sur 9riitlider
&eral0if, oo er ia oaS &rell5 oe3
@ltotanismus NOR uno iid in ienes
oes @briitentums umgeitalten muBte.
@ie Ser 2rifos lit ou6 ser Sur.
Jos anfdnglih nur in Ocn S6ei-
0unQslinieu Der Seller entbolten,
obnobl Die mooerte Seraloif oies