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Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1920-05-02
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pon 9 re ian s. &l IN.

nit totliher SiGerbeit, l1miDanoeln
iidy wGhrenO oes Uormens FIr Sos
9lu9e oes 9etradterS filr leine mabrs
6arben peronoert.
SD lnrieb Sir 1tld't, oenn oa ld}
pollte, oas Du MIDI lplrflids lehcn mo-
8eIt, 10, ruie ish bin, beobahtete lh nit
qraltenpoller Iiidyternheit, 0dB td)
mid trss oller Initrengllng; troR
meines @ilcns iAIer nit n1aenetI=
iner Strait 3u einen Srenben per-
!punoelte, 5u cinem freinoen sgieN.
ihen, eirem Wenihen, ipic 0l mid
qeie5en bot. 9ieies acpuBtleln
lGbnte mid, moGte MIDI ifNpaG, rel.
&C. Icnt ih licbte Did.
Sci niGt boIc. gs lino bies ciniGe
SnrnDerl bes 9(llssleid15, Die oiilterc
Stiac, in Der id) ben ld!perniitigen
@erbtateno bios ame. Iieie etliGeIl
StlrDe1l lmihlicBen fiir mild ole
ilncrNlidfeit, Den N(uihrlldN. Die SlNs
fllrft, 0:e g0!Nienbe, boNe1Ilo'r
Shlud,t: oo4 %cEen. MsiIl %cben
Cen Aran5 Der Gage. nla Nenen Sab
re "uurOPlL Triitli1sc uNS SenlIl1rF,
Moueu mo &cr5ogelr. 2SOrte lll0
Snten. 9fn oieicr HNin2 i1el,a ic3 icnt.
Steta DoIlte ih b0nbcln. Iotcn
ppIltrjn1en. DIV glolbir cs nldlt,
Eonin. Tic @nrts raren binB &nz
tcr. Oie ncl Millcu DegleItrtcl1. Soer
3r1pich. Oua bic lat III ihr Sof
irunlte. III noQteit Don mir biol}
glolttcN, idl lei einfaG @alter Sd}Id,
IoftDr Ser EbiIoiophie. Gin nicrlinSs
ilpan5ili0Nrigc&. llmcruohiemesStIno
sd trerilte lheorie uon &irflitNfeit
- bod Dill infIt Dies nlht. sd ill
Gcte mir Die 8cgriffe nteilleS Seben*,
-oOh glnu6tcit ou Dies nid1t @luu6s
teit mir llid)t eirunal, a!s tdl 'aete:
Sc &eUoll1ion r!tft MIDI"
Nlnubteit nid,t, Oub 6ie$ ell be
mtbtcr GntidIuB jnr Eat ici. ohcr
pieleiflt md? nehr ols oics: eIn Sas
oeSiprlull IL oel Strltoel Ser greIg-
niiic. Gu oadteit 0umal5 lift alt
ea$, Coran idl oadltc: f0mpicn mo
fallet.
Sd bin hel,tc ctm13 Deuporren.
lteine @eoonfen ilieBen beitc nat'
oqen 9tidtllngen. lpic NIlrt aus elmer
@lroc. IS itrht bel1te nitht i'll mel
Her MndNt. lie iii crfoIicn. III Oas Sod
lneine5 gHiQcll: 5l jmiligrl1. @nrlnn?
<SIt bod 10 einfad, ihicr lanoQreif-
lit. ms 9Iuqc follen0, mos t6 Dir ia.
gen ln0hte. 2Sdl Iicbe oid.
Oar picl innn iG Id,On onritbcr lad.
ron mclhCr 3llionuncnieslltg bicIe3
Hcrilhl iCiN mag. - roraIa c. gcDil=
OCt, luopOn aa cr!UC,ft. luoOou es alts
1ef1ht miro? - bas i'll mir 10 5lt
itrablen uernl1g, luie Elm 9fcgcnbOlel
OH Niuuel. @oa iiir Gin umnlcrf,
lifGa &ogcn Dies iii, Oas Don irgenD=
cjncm aCheilnCn Yol meines %eb-n5
nl;fbrid1t - ous ciner iGrrild)eu Sc
Girlmnl0lmg ilnN unO SIT Dir ge-
lanai.
III, 0ad,te oariibcr ihun Diel nn6l,
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1920-05-02
TortIeBln0.l

ttyort'GBlW0.
SInatnmle nnb Siugenle. Gns meitr
(&eCict Ser Normtniehre o0cr DIOR
"AnioQic teilcr mir III Die bcioGn Dis.
:.ptilcu Ger 2lndtomje umo @ioQel!le;
Ire unltaH: Ojc 9RiiicNid'ait Don Ser
.nrrifcltcn, NieIc uon Der elltltehcn-
>er Torm oe2 CrN0nianu,s. Die
>inotonljc, ais GriOrIhlnN Der nOll
ruDeteM Sorm, Ifat eberloiuObI Die
luGerc ejeitalt ola ben irneren S1u
Ae$ Gr1anislnl5 5u crtlmoen. MIS-
..uei u9yIthie0cEe Gi5jiniillcN nerIei.
ten fSnncn mir bic StrlftltrIebre
(GeftolcI!c} mo Die @rlInoforlner-
.rhrc (ErOmorphoIo9Ie) l11ter'hel.
Sen. T;c Seftoiogic llnter'ltht Bic
NerhIl:niiic Ser Strllttur mo Ser
,rna!;iihcn rSn0tpioualitot, Die gu
.onunc"icgulg De$ ls6enoigcn 8ots
per> ou@ Sen cil3cluen Scilen (3ellen,
@GuehcH luG NrgnncnD. Gic Ero-
mor0hc!1Gjc beId,reibt Die rcalc OF
'rolt Oici2r i10;riNucueu Scilc 10
n'obl ais oc$ 9anRu &orpers una
ird}t tic ali motbentatilh beltlnmte
GirllrhiornIen ;ltriif5ltiiihrrn. N1.d,
Sic N;clellir. o;e Gntp;fj,ulaSat
idyittc oer GrQull;5mer, ion0ert Iicl
fcieoer in ErCi ueridllcocns Sis5ipl:s
ner IN Sic aeimesgcidHdte (Gntoges
s;s au1a eie StoInntessel1ifte (3s.
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1920-05-02

i'm cntifcioenOen 9(ugenbGid niht Al,
b an D. II, oermodte uid}t be.pltst,
NIT offenen Iugen einen MtenId,er
5ll toteul I'D mar ieige! @or idmod)!
Canals puBte it beretts, Oob id,
herlorcn lei Sinnen eincs Muaer.
bIide5 bntte ih mid orh bumit ubees
Tinoell. Gies lit oos Sos OeS Sdpuo.
denl
llno baru9 Sd mltroc beroc,
brndlt. Sic lpllrOen nit mir Ieiht fer.
tlg, Oenn i'd bate ia an mid feinen
@lauben mebr. Gergeblih lpar iebc
Antren9lln9 gepeien. ocreebIi@ nor
oas Nrngcn nit iencm frem6en
gtelllhcr, ocn blt III mir geicber hait
nno du oenl if mid bate perluanNeIn
mll'elt. llnb id] Iicbe Oih Oelmtf.
8os nun' foleen miro, miro cben
talls cine SNt leln, cine befruhtenSe
Snt, lOclm mir olth babel MIR cine
oaNllpe NolIe 5llfonrmt. llnO gerooe
Dies miro sic Gat iein,
Seltte morqen tpl,roe ih Dor eini
&C Sol0atcu nit longpetliQen 8ciif,s
tern llno hoben @olhfrogen qeftellt
Sic fro9tcn MIDI i'd ontportete. 8os
i'd ontipOtctc? Sd erinncre midi
l1lht ooran, eS lit 0lldl uittr lpidtia,
Sh jGdelte Die gon3c 2eit; es lit 10
lcltlon, 10 ilnTaBbor, NoB oieier hcrbc
Vtllno, bielc nic6riqc. llrinteltecnte
Stlrue iene alnIie uertritt, sic nod
imnler Dtlulonen 1mb aber 0huioner
Menl6en nj Sflouerci fncd,tet. I'D,
eroF'nete ibnen meine 9lniidtpn,
'dleuberte ihnen gIiitenSe ltno Gser-
De ioSiulc Bahrheiten al ben &ppf.
Sd CLAUDE, lie baberl oobei aeie6lofen.
0oh lit al OieS niht spidstig. @laub.
mir. 9onja.
9toh cine Sual harrte meiner:
meln Sater i,dte mid ouf. @iein itoI,
ser, ret6er Batter. CT mari mir Dor.
ooB id ieilr 9ebe1, 5ugrlmoe aeri6tet,
ieinen Ruf beiuoeIt, ieinen ebr6oren
hilrgcrliden Nonren beidnlust habe
sd Iah i'm inter ieiner biiresrIihen
Moral leiSen. 9tidN meiretrpeeen, IN,
lclner lelbit miG(en, I'M Ieiner ichIiid,.
tlgel, Derfomnenen &(oiie tpi1er Fit
, cr. 9i6t einlno1 0ic Sonb reitne Ell
mir, 'lttte mid blob o,lF lint an mir
leine @llt als5uloiIen.
Id bin l6lGfrig. @lo,tbIt 6u mfrs:
idj bin id)l0frig. Meil;e 9ioer Iinfen
miloe Qeqn0lt ither n1eine elua1pIel.
foh DCrfiiac i6 iiber nein @erpubt-
leirL nein Sebir1 proouSicrt nod @e.
oanfen, nrbeltet, langlam, matt: es
relB es un0 nlnlnlt es CUR &ernt,1is,
ooB eS fcinen Sinn hot SIT Ihloien. .
Ter 0i,nnel lit aralt
G& it Elm lthr 0htterlradt. Id
nitBte Dir nod 10 biel iager, rnodte
Dir rcd bieI ioaen . INTO meins
S!ugen ihljeBen iih. mic eine Gr,ft.
I'D mnb nit Dir nef iprehen, tpeif
it nntB =. ltnb i'd fiibIe, Dob idl Sic,
lc@ Nlngen nift nebr lonqc beiteGen
fanr @onr ioll i'd sir offerborcll.
mas bier III nteinenl Screen Itnp6rt2
Ner Ieben mill, mllB itarf fin,
Wesbolb ipurhe ifl 'hmof geborer9
81 If ell llhr nof) Giitterroht,
lrno nm pier llbr norQens nuf id
al'flteben. Qof mus if ictt sic g[u.
gen i6Ileben, BLOB fiir eiren 9luQen-
bid, bloB fiir cine Stun6e, Ssh Der.
mag Dem Ringe,1 nit oen 2iOern rid,t
longer itanOsl,holten.
Inn bier ltbr morgens mer6c i'd er.
id]oiien.
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1920-05-02

,Sd m6d,tc. oaB ou oieie 3ellen Be
fcmnnit. 4GGdte DID icbsn. ytod)te
nih bel ser Sano Iai'en 1lno Did an
Dls ltfer oes Sees Tiilrsll, no mir
Nus Iestc 9tol alsiamlnen geItoroen.
Gle Ssnne gift POM Berg, mle oa5
Streid)eln eaer pormen fo'enben,
lIiioen $aao.
9ln bieieln abenb - benl es ut
obenbs-mohte ih meine ganje @ers
gongenbeit in mir perb'Gten, nloate
Tie 5u etnelr eir5igen ntohtlgen Elloe
rcridnleIscn, mt of ihren troslgen
Tarben, n,iioen Welobien, geItrdr-
dreltem 8iQen. l,neriiillten >5eh111
fi!6ten @errcdte id1 bod iest 5l'
crfaifen, apilasn Sic Sebnen Der NIlls
Ger slt preifen, in ben Strdbl ntslner
0luaen einsufoneen - >pie irqenoel1r
fSrperlifes @eien - ons Sebcn,
Oh 1idelit jett. ID iehe oaa tellle
@eben Better blaiien 2lp0en, oo@ her~
sorbrifenNe @siB ne'ncr 3Ibne. I'll
foaIt uieoer, ii Iebe nit geNdlIoNsnsIl
Epgeu Sugit !o:s9er, ':lc:ne (aefl10
Ir sreinen ?o!e e;ns fh!eAt gcItlnntc
eeise, S6n2 Der C1o!en 9nh id
rtieh in TiiioMcu au5leDe lulD Nld'r II!
|nten. Nat ID r;e Morte ni@t fires
:.,,,,,, Il! .f,,i-,- ,,,.,,s, NO inn hprlf
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1920-05-02

fiinftigen Se6ens notlpcn6ig. 8, Iies
BE ll6 . 0 f bn-e . Tut er-
9 le Ben Der g tant0es 20 q + /
Ocrmtrfli6 en-!
Sleblt Oh, aus oen1 @ort lit bie
5at entitanoenl
@eld nobniinnige Sos lrabm oann
ihren 9lnfang. Gin Gag mar Elm
9llgen6lif, ODER nielleiht BLOB elm
nlluioniten Sell eineS 9lllgcnblifS.
SSn ben finiterell lnO Derpeitetcn Q0D-
len iesten iib Die tauienbc Der llnter.
6rildten. Der 9llsgernlbtcn Der Qlls.
gebel,teten, Ser 9etrogeuen III @epe-
gung. Gic @roe, Die llrfroft, Die Der
poac Soud, Der beroltsiorOernoe,
irede 8amit, Der Hrofit. giirger 5u
9lusIat lmb HeidiuGt, au Sslope1
berlrrteilt batte, auieritono nit ieocr
!0tusfel. nit ieber Sebne, nit 0em
noftcn 6erSen lmo fGmpfte inns Sc
ben. Zen Vilrger aber perteioigte ser
oVlntbuno" Der SerrGter, ser Hcnes
got.
Seit Mitterna6t berteiOigten mir
ein m0dniges @e6auoe. Nof Dor eini-
gen Wtinl,ten bate man bier Settuns
gen (es nar ein 3eitlrnaspolois) luo
Hii9en fu6ri5iert. I'm Witternaht no.
rcn mir nit Sanbgronoten eingeorun-
gen. brad)ten ltt'ere VtalhinengeDehs
re l,nter, perrammelten sic 9lusgGn=
0e, itellten lutlcre Soften aii, uno cS
famen ollh idcn Ole 4osgeier, abges
IpirtIGoitetc Cfii3ierc, sic lih mir
rcIbli6en SOlo Sem 6eino Ser 8erf-
tGti8en uerfnrft battcn.
s. mar Dies eil &I. Der 9lu5.
gang lit gans ncbeni06Iid,. Wi6tig
mar Der & MP, Nieier fleine, fiir
ms ober giguntiite &0nlpi. 0ieier
tleins &unpt Ser nic ein i6mole5
HGd(ein IN oo5 groBe :0teer Ser @elts
rcDollltion miinoete. 9onnte e$ mid,
| rig iein. Oh mir BORT am @cbelt blel.
ben nhcr 5rtgrl,nbe Qehen. ob mir Die
Gben Wtolerr 81, haltell perlnGgen.
noer lurtcr jhnen begra6en lperben9 2
@ldtil mar oie Gat, Die oielet -
biclen fIeInen Sate1l, aus oere11 500
! iGif iih bic cinbeitlihe l,no ootlfom.
nenc HcooIutIon3tot entfaltet.
! &ier Gage lo1lg trOtten lpir oen
SunSer, Sent 6ener, 6em Sob lmtcr
Oeu eillitiir5enoen Wauern. 'SGritt
fiir Shritt 1Uiacn mir 5uriif, Der,
lrur II, bluteno. I'd sca mid in eint
cllgc N:id)c 3urijd. Wir 1Gtten inns
auG ergehen tGnnen. oeml Der &an1pl
iuar atsiifltslos, bOf Dnrf ciu Gepo.
! llrtionor feituilliQ nielnNs ouf ct,
lUas Der5ifEer. Sd 5os mid oliu III
cine enge 9tild}e 5llriif, fonnte nitbt
lpeiter retirieren. sd, ltanS BLOB einell
alu9enblif Sort, gan5 auein, bod nor
bieier Sllgenblif Die Gpigteit. Gin
lnddtiger Solout ra9tc Dor mir nlT.
Bon elmer ein8igcn 8elpegl1ng hing
iett olles o6. &On einem franpihoi-
/ ten 3udcn oes 3eigcfilgernutsfcI3
- luto 0l,rh 0as icfHrarje Nohr mel
nes Mepoloers lpore Ser 300 in bos
! $3er5 oieies MenId}tn nit blutlrter-
/ lnl'fenen 9lueen gcbr1ngeu. 2Sebt
hattie if bunNcIN miiiIen. Son-
ocllL einen !gtcnIfcn t0ten, nit
Icigener oano. nit cigener
Grott, oas3 lmmittclbarer NGbe, aus
9lrmesIGnge, ciNen gnti6[ur h6tte
id) iaiien uiIiirn, honoeln, bonoeIn,
eIne Sot OollbrlnQen :.
SD nerlnodtc nift oen 9trln 5u he.
! ben, iporo gelubnlt, oerno of e
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1920-05-02

in bieiem &Gfig, in bcr D1lfonii6e
gnergien, heiliger @lalbe, lebensges
ipas1nter 8iae geprebt p1roen, fllr6
aGes, pos oer 9eeriff: Wseni3 =
1nniabt. Giniee Stlnocn. in bench
eill gan5es mcnidlichcs 2eben orTge-
ben rmlB, bie Elm gon5es neni6llheS
2ebcn oltf'arlgen niilel.
Sd CLAUDE nift al Seele1apanoe'
ring, lit bod olles, mas gelhteht, Elm
einfoher 6elniifler Iro5ef, ODER eln
nod einfoderes pbeitides @eies, Oocb
CLAUDE id, troboem, bob iebes Sebcn
cine Sp,,r binterlobt, aebcim, pcrbors
gen, oerltcdt; ieb>r ltellt itd llnb,-
mllbt, lmlrillentlit1 Gin DenflHal, err
iGaIit etipos - pie lpin5ig ltno li1s
beoelltcnO uud INNER es idsinen MO
&c - in oe1n CT entfolten lit, icm
Gbarofter, iein 2eben, iein SD.
@laltbc mir. Sanja!
IS lit ipGtc gfaGt, BLOB ser Godt
Ser Eetrolelnlllmpe fniitert. 9clc
Nndht lit mir cin mGGtigea MoNl1s
ment.
&5ier iiRe itl am Siih llnb bcnfc an
bih. llehertrase mein Seben altf Die.
ic5 Eopicr, mo bic Idiuor5cn 3cilcn,
Die iidl oariiber ihlenQellL iiro bo2
ollsItrGmenoe N'llt scr 9locrn Gf!raa
(jrORea llllb GrbnbcneS lr0dtc itl fl,r
bih rrfcoerid)reIbCn, cinen @eoonfcn
Ser lebt, Oeiien @emegllnscn on ieben
Tnln't. Der htd) erhcbcn lnQdlt ipic eli
id)2rier, bc5lllbernoer' .elif. Ser ell
Pigenrs 2Cben hriitt lpic Oo5 &lnb,
Dos ats Ocm ShpB -ciEcr 0f.;tter
fOllnlt, III ben ,lil ia.h ats beler Der
1lllenen Staubtlohlc blnilhsrrGtte ~
hic GiplNfeit, Ser nid,t llntcrQeht,
llf1t 5u1rltnOc 1Cbt, nidIt pcrlli1tet
pcr0cll FAM.
'0ier ihlngc itl, All 0ielcs Enpier.
sic Neti6aft meinea &Cbens. Soier at
lie id] mcine Seclc. Ss,l 0icie tote Mo-.
tcris EplhqC if nllCs, mos id bin ul0
:r1r. Sicies @ricTes :0fatcric bin ih.
Dem, ih 0nhe allpa aus mir in lbn
hinilberQebra6t; ols bent b>ennenben
Sons lintcrs iiGerc 0odI. Die Sdrift
f0nn fire ,Sarbc rcrlleren, Dos 90
pier fam iubl ncroen, nbcr bernod)
bin d ca; bin III tint entbulten,
lelbIt penn CT Derloren gent, iclbit
lpeng er SW 9lid)c perfohlte. Die Mn'
terie miro nid)t 5unihte, lpedieIt bloB
Sic Sorln.
8enn on III beillcr 5itternoen Sar0
OieIcn @rief DG1lt, lit Itebe Dor sir.
9ld ia, id bin ein @efongencr. @ia
io(i idl Ni6 iiber Ben @cq iii6rcn,
ourdl sic iGlpinoclerregeroe Huierci,
Orrcn Iettc Citation hieier cnae a0fia
iIt2
1enfc nidt al Sic @erferho6Icn
ihledter Ronune. &c lit bies cit
gon5 ertr1glld)es Stltbdlen errllllt
bon ctrros obgeitanoener 9ltit, Speis
IcngcrlfI Sem ol1sitromenOen Cunt
Oc5 a0rper5. TE<d1 hobc cilicn bedlla=
Inen Sciicl, eincu Gid, 5inte, go
pier, }igarctTcl. cine Elnidlc &cilL
.GltI Sem 5c1er Snciicnrcitc. &or
cincr StllnOC ha6c ih aCgcliCn.
ria:roul, Dor elmer StlrlOc habe
id1 urgciIen Gic 3Gbnc mnhlteu reqeI~
nGBg. icrtolltcn monncpnll, Serilitf
fcltcn Sic Sneiic. Ser 5uianrlnengc'
ihrunpitc !ltu1en ip9 Aicri9 OaS
Gi!uei5. 0os Nett ullT; cr loIte lie altf,
uer:chrte. pcrbrmurtc lie lurO gob lie,
nit ltiNcr 9lrheit juirieOen, Ben
|DNlYhNciGfCn DcitCr Ocln !gll,te,
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1920-05-02
Sanptsmeige Der aebcnsfnnbe uber
93inlpaie:

= I. 0iurpbulugic (Surmenlcbrc).
I. 2lnnt ont ic. ADrpcrbnuiclIe.
, @iDdcnie. GntnIfl,in0sa ae1did,ts
,. Ebs'iolnsie (Snnftisnslebrc).
3. Grgologie. Srgunild)e slrbett
4. GeriIpste. 9e5tsbung5perbaltuis
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1920-05-02
paa eulhrne Rnlb.

Suppc!flbten, SoD1tter, 8cigen
Spiclen auf 5um @Dbenreiscn,
1tnb Is tan5en SafubS EDfter
llm bns gplbne Salb berim -
&rnr,ttt - brumnt - brnnm
HanfenifllGse unb 8eladlter!
Spfseidiirst big 5,l ben Genbcn
llnb lid, fafieub an ben SGnbcu,
Sunsfrau'n ebeliter @eidlledlter
Srciien tuie ein Wirbe!winb
lin oaS Ntnb -
Yaufenidlliae mn @clGdtcr.
9lrun iefbit tuirb furtoejpsen
@un beS Gauges &abniinnaiupgen
ltnb CT ielbit, Der Glaubenssuad,ter,
EanSt int ppbenprieiterruf
&ie Elm 8lpf -
Eaufenidjlasc unh @elGhter!
@cinIi6 8
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-20
BASEBALL WAR Is
ALMOST CERTAIN
National League Clubs Disclaim Re-
sponsibility for Break.

Chicago, Oct. i9.-If the action OF
IL major league baseball club owners
last night in going on record as favor
ing abrogation of the national agree
msnt which governs professional
leagues. results in a baseball war, the
responsibility will rest with the five
American league clubs which have not
yet signified their intention of taking
part in the proposed reorganization OF
control Of the game, President Heydler
Of the National league said tonight in
statement.
The eight National league clubs and
the three American league clubs
Chicago, New York and Boston-did
not declare war when they advocated
control of baseball by a tribunal OF
three men not financially interested in
the game, but were making declara-
ton of principle in order to save
the game, MIR. Heydler said.
1.-THE action taken at Monday nights
session was the elimination of care
full and dispasSi0nate elaboration of
men of unquestioned sincerity and
honesty of purpose and who are de-
termined that in no other way can the
revision of baseball government be
accomplished and the just demands OF
the American public be met.
1.-THE men who have SO pledged them
selves constitute not only eleven six
teenths of major league membership.
but they represent more than three
fourths of the capital invested in the
sport. They have changed their course
and have compacted to Sc it through
at all hazards.
Theirs Is a declaration of princi-
ples-not a declaration of war. Pro-
tective measures and ways and means,
however, have been provided for any
eventuality.
"If it does mean war, then the re-
sponsibility for war must rest with
those who deliberately choose to re-
main aloof from the councils of their
friends.
Rather than war. say the door Of
welcome is wide open and we again
plead with all to take their proper
place IN line and so present united
front in this fight for the common
good"
Probability of baseball war was
freely discussed by baseball men here
today, many Of them called to testify
before the grand jury investigating the
baseball scandal. While President b.
B. Johnson of the American league re-
fused to be interviewed. friends de-
clared an attempt was being made
to Gust him from the American league
presidency. Men who were not favor
able to Johnson said his apparent OPP
position to reorganization was simply
a continuation of his opposition to the
oil xxyh ciHa1 OF irS ff 10 st
winter. Some baseball men professed
to see the solution Of the problem in
the meeting of minor league officials
at Kansas City, November 9. saying
with would win. for the other side
that whichever side the minors sided
would be unable to obtain ball players
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-20

and would be starved out"
The II owners who attended yester-
days conference, however, have
signed an agreement that they will
stick together and form a 12-club
league il the other five American league
clubs and President Johnson do not
join them in the reorganization plans.
An ultimatum was issued giving the
five clubs until November 1 to make
known their decision.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-20
FLYERS-ATHLETICS
TO PLAY SUNDAY
Aviators TO Play the Local Men al
Maxent Sunday at $3.50 O'clock

Aviators TO Play the Local Men at
Maxent Sunday at $3.50 O'clock
The Aviators from the Air Station
will meet the Pensacola Athletics next
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at
Maxent Park, in what should be one
Of the fastest and hardest played
games of football witnessed by local
fans this season. The Aviators played
a smashing game against the Dough-
boys from Fort Barrancas last Sun
day, and may be expected to play a
better game against Captain Sanchez's
Athletics. 1t is understood thai Lieut..
Gauge, u. S. N, former Auburn star,
well known to many of the local fans,
is going to take over the coaching of
the navy team.
The Athletics as a team have not
played a game this season, but narly
every man in the lineup has starred,
while playing with the Pensacola
team captained by Tom Barkdull
against Fort Barrnacas and the. Army
Repair Depot at Montgomery. Cap
tain Sanchez expects his team to
come through with a victory over. the
Aviators, with such stars in his line
up as PhillipRrt of Michigan at full,
NcVoy, our fast local boy, at left
half. while Gains is expected to be
the mainstay of the line at tackle
The probable lineup is as follows =
Athletics :. Air Station.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-20

a game from the Quina Juniors yes
terday, have challenged any team of
nine year old playesr in the city to a
game.
Lineup for esterday was: Durant,
e; Christie, p; Wills, SIS; Gonzalez,
1b; Pfeiffer, 2b; Bosso, 3b; Dubus-
sion, CT; Lybrand. IF; OBrien, If.
Milford chronicle., 1920-12-03
CHRISTMAS STAMPS FOR
TUBERCULOSIS SOCIETY

Organization has already been be-
gun in the towns and villages of Sus-
sex county for the sale of Tubercu-
losis Christmas Seals. Women in ev-
cry community are making prepara-
tions to sell the seals by personal So
licitation. The stores will place them
on sale; the women's clubs are Civ
ing their aid and some school chill
dren have announced their intention
of investing their cents in the brightly
colored seals. Heretofore, the little
stamps have been known TO many
people as Red Cross stamps and they
have been bought and used with the
idea of helping that great internation-
al organization. This year the stamps
are adorned with a double-barred
cross, the insignia of a work that
touches every home and is of first i'm
portance to every individual in the
State. The money secured from the
sale of Christmas Seals forms the
only source of income of the Della
ware State tuberculosis Commission.
Milford chronicle., 1920-12-03
USES OF MOTOR TRUCK
In DIRECT MARKETING

A large amount of farm produce is
marketed by the use of motor trucks.
While a relatively small amount OF
this marketing is done direct to con-
sumers, many persons have made use
of motor trucks in their direct mar
keting. Producers who live near to
cities often can market advantageous
ly direct to consumers if they obtain
orders for sufficient nrndnee at enc
time to warrant the use of a truck
This can be done especially in seasons
when consumers desire sufficient ap-
pies, potatoes, and similar articles for
a winters supply.
A man who lives near Providence,
r. l., for several months every aut-
umn obtains orders for sufficient pro-
duce to require two or three trips a
week with a motor truck. His orders
are obtained from old customers and
by advertising. Double or return pos
tai cards are sent to old customers.
The first half of the card gives infor-
nation and prices, while the return
card bears the address of the pro-
ducer on one side and an order blank
on the other side. All that is neces-
sary for the consumer TO do is to fill
out the blanks with proper quanti-
ties, prices. and total amount, sign
his name and address, and mail the
card.
New customers are obtained by the
recommendations of old customers
and by advertising. Small but attrac-
tive advertisements are placed in
newspapers. Consumers are request
ed to order by postal card or tele-
phone. Payment for produce is col /
lected upon delivery.
The loads of produce average about
1 ton in weight. Apples, potatoes, and |
cider are the principal articles sold.
About Is or 20 stops on routes about
rs miles in length are made in dis
posing of load of produce.
This method of marketing requires
more time than to market wholesale,
put many persons who are located fa-
rorably can market in this way at a
light additional expense and deliver
q the consumer produce which is
oaded at the farm and not handled
,rW it is delivered in the consum-
~A.aTfar
Milford chronicle., 1920-12-03
ATTENTION, Ex-sERyICE MEN

The government is issuing a vic
tory medal to each and every man
who was in the service of the United
States Army between April 16, 1917
and November IL, 1918.
In order to procure this medal the
ex-soldier must show his discharge
papers. He then fills an application
blank. This blank is forwarded and
in about two weeks he receives the
medal by mail
In case of death of soldier his next
of kin may apply for the medal They
must bring with them sufficient proof
of soldiers death.
An Army Field Clerk who is in
charge of this work in this section
of the country will be stationed here
for one week, November 25 to De-
cember l. All those desiring this med
al should apply at their earlist op-
portunity.
Milford chronicle., 1920-12-03
JUST FOLKS
BY Edgar A. Guest

JUST A BOY
Got to understand the lad
He's not eager to be bad,
If the right he always knew,
He would be as old as you,
Were he now exceeding wise,
He'd be Just about your size;
When he does things that annoy,
Don't forget, he's just boy.
Could he know and understand,
He would need no guiding hand.
But he's young and hasn't learned
How life's corners must be turned,
Doesn't know from day to day
There is more in life than play,
More to face than selfish joy
Don't forget he's just be-.
Being just a boy, he'll do
Much you will not want him to;
He'll be careless of his ways,
Have his disobedient days,
Wilful. wild and headstrong, too,
Just as. when a boy. were you;
Things of value he'll destroy,
But, reflect, he's just a boy.
Just a boy who needs a friend,
kindly to the end;
Needs a father who will show
Him the things he wants to know,
Take him with you when you walk,
Listen when he wants to talk,
His companlonship enjoy,
Don't forget, he's just a boyl