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New Britain herald., 1920-02-17
Katherine Macdonald at Palace

Katherine Macdonald. generally conceded the worlds most beautiful woman. will appear in her second picture for First National Exhibitors Circuit, when The Beauty Market" is shown on the screen of the Palace thcater tonight and Wednesday.
 As Amrlie Thorndike she is given q remarkable part in this production. depicting GiIl whose beauty made il possible for her tn nlingle in the
New Britain herald., 1920-02-17

that 1uake it advisable to always have bottle in the home. It is free from narcotics and safe for the tiniest baby.
 In spite of the fact that Dr. Cald- cells Syr,.p PcpSin is the largest selling liqmd ldxarire in the World, there being ocer million tortits sold each year, many syho need its bcretts hate not yet nscd ir. If--ou hate nof, send yo,.r s..7:,e and address tor q tlec trial bot1lc to D.. ". B. CalduciI, SIT Washington St., Monncsllo. Illinois.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-17

In inc kitchen of Ter own home Sis ter Mary oks daily fot t family of four adults. She brought to her kitch "n m untlcrstandinG of the chemistry O; cooking. S;uned from study of do mcstiu science fin d state university. Consequently the advice sh' offers is ;t happy combination of theory and practice. Every It cipc she gives is her own. first tried out and served at her fimiiA-tdbI".~ \
New Britain herald., 1920-02-17
I.YCECM THE.AEILIs,

Monroe Salisbury in "1~le Shutdown TraiI is the big picture at LNceum for the first half of 1hc week. The scenes show old California
New Britain herald., 1920-02-17

For Colds Grip or Influenza and as q Preventative. take LANA TIVE. BROMO QUININE. Tablets. oo1 for F.. w. GROVES signature on the box. 30c.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-17

personal. wherever situated be given his wife. Mrs. JUli:. Thompson Elm mons. The New Britain Trus, com p3nN iS nalnctl t-Xecu,Or
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-10-01
B. HARRIS EXPLAINS
DEPARTMENTS WORK
South Carolina Led Way in Countr
in Regulatory and Protective
Legislation.

"Some ask me what are the func-
tions of the department of agricul-
ture, commerce and industries" says
B. Harris, head of this department
''They are varied" he explains, Gas
the title suggests. For many years
this department fought for good
roads when sentiment in the state was
dormant or hostile. This agitation
caused the creation of the state high
way department. This is about the
only activity in the severely practi-
cal and economic side of agricultural
life in which we are not engaged.
s'There is the commercial feed
stuffs and grain inspection division,
the bureau of weights and measures,
the oil inspection division, the seed
inspection, the bureau of marketing,
the factory inspection division,
charged with inspection Of factories
and workshops and mercantile estab-
lishments; and the bureau of statis-
tics, which makes an annual agricul-
tural census Of the state.
sThis coordination and concentra-
tion of the many branches of the
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-10-01

practical constructive work of the
state means the greatest efficiency
with the least possible expenditure of
money. That such a method Of or
ganization is effective, the results,
now greater and greater with each
succeeding year, demonstrate. And
all is accomplished at a cost that is
scarcely one-ffth of the cost of the
plain department of agriculture in
many Of our sister states.
eff the diversity of work required
by the special police power laws with
the enforcement of which the de-
partment is charged was not done on
the thoroughly organized composite
system employed, and each had to be
done separately, with separate direct
ing officials and forces of office
clerks, separate laboratories and
chemists, entirely distinct inspection
forces and overhead charges, there
would be a great decrease in ef-
cheney of service, and the cost would
greatly exceed the income.
"The activities of the department
have made the state we'll known as a
! territory which can not be entered
with impunity by vendors Of sub
standard commodities. If it were not
/ for the existence of this department
South Carolina would again be the
dumping ground for all kinds of
refuse and refused c~sreial feeds
grain, oils, etc. "
eve find that the world at large
understands very well the laws and
the determination of South Carolina,
and our inspectors who are constantly
ON the go, find fewer causes Of COM
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-10-01
HIGH PRICES ENDED;
TREND is DOWNWARD

Chicago, Sept. 2.-Statistics tend
ing to show that high price had
come to an end and that a definite
downward trend had set in were pre-
sented at the hearing on demands of
stoekyard employees for higher
wages and company, as an argu-
ment against granting the employees
demand. L. H. D. Weld, head Of the
commercial research department of
the packing company, said an in
crease in wages would keep prices
up.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-10-01
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

will make final settlement OF
the estate of Samuel D. Fulmer In
the probate court for Newberry coun-
ty, South Carolina, on Wednesday,
the 29th day Of September, 1920. at
10 o'clock in the forenoon and will
Immediately thereafter ask for my
discharge as administrator Of said es-
tate. All persons holding claims
against said estate will present them
duly attested to the undersigned by
said date or they will be forever
barred.
Herbert S. Fulmer,
Administrator.
Newberry, August "a.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-10-01

At the suggestion of Mr.. Swearin-
gen and by request of Mr.. Wilson
and Mr.. Aull, County Treasurer
Schumpert and County Auditor
Halfacre checked up the financial
condition of the schools Of the coun-
ty and certified as to the balances on
hand July / and Sept. "a, the day
that the school year ends and the day
that Mr.. Wilson turned the office
over to Mr.. Aull.
It should be stated that the over
drafts as of July / are due to the
fact that the equalizing fund which
was provided by the legislature fell
short and only At per cent. was paid.
1T is expected that the legislature at
it's next session will not only provide
Cosh an Deficits Rcd
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-10-01

plant every year. South Carolina
led the way in this regulatory and
protective legislation, and neighbor
states have followed her example !;
therefore, the outstanding feature of
our service is not as noticeable, not
so conspicuous as it was a few years
ago."
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-10-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
LITTLE MOUNTAIN
Preparatory Services Holy Trinity
Saturday-Communion Sunday.
Ycun gPeople's Mission Band.


Youn gPeople's Mission Band.
Little Mountain, Sept. 30.-On
Saturday afternoon, October 2, there
will be preparatory service in Holy
Trinity church at $50 o'clock.
On the following Sunday there will
he communion service at II o'clock.
The Young Peoples Mission band
will hold their regularly monthly
meeting Sunday evening, October 2,
at 7:45 o'clock. The public is in
vited.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Shealy re-
turned home Monday evening, after
spending Sunday and Monday very
pleasantly with friends in Lone Star.
Mrs. Jane Derrick left Sunday for
an extended visit to her son, George
Derrick, of Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Shealy OF
Chaplin spent last Thursday evening
with Mr.. Shealy's mother, Mrs.
Martha Shealy.
Mrs. J. K. Derrick returned home
Tuesday evening, after spending sew
eral days with relatives in Lancas-
ter.
Mrs. w. H. Sloan spent Friday in
Columbia.
Mr.. J. L. Hartley of Lexington
visited in town Sunday evening.
Miss Lizzie Neel spent, the week
end at her home in Newberry.
--:ss Stella Wessinger spent the
weekend at her home in Chapin.
Miss Mildred Williams accompanied
Miss Wessinger home.
Mr.. Carl Caughman Of the Luth-
eran Theological seminary visited
friends here Saturday and Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. v. S. Buckley and
children of Irano spent Sunday with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
E. Wheeler.
Lawrence Brady spent the week
end at home.
Miss Leo Shealy and Robert Lee
Riser motored to Whitmire Sunday
afternoon returning home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Miller spent
Monday in Newberry.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Shealy and Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Counts motored to
Summerland college Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Mack johnson Of Anderson
spent several days last week with
her parents, Mr.: and Mrs. John
Monts.
Mrs. John M. Doster of Columbia
spent several days last week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W.
Shealy.
Mrs. J. B. Derrick spent Thursday
in the Capital City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Shealy OF Co.
lumbia spent the weekend with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ~
Shealy. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Boland and
children returned to their home in
Charleston, after spending a week
with Mr.. Boland's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. N. Boland.
Miss Vanie Lake spent the week
end at home.
Mrs. Berley Bedenbaugh of Kib-
lers Bridge is spending several days
this week with Miss Elberta Sease.
Mr.. Robert Lee Riser returned
home last Thursday, after spending
several weeks with his sister, Mrs.
Wyatt, in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Epting left
Monday for their home in Charles
ton, after spending several days with
the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Epting.
CAROLYN Stevenson of Columbia
spent the weekend with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. N. Boland.
Mrs. Horace Shealy Of Laurens
spent Saturday with her mother-ln-
law, Mrs. Martha Shealy.
Mrs. C. F. Latham Of Newberry
spent several days last week with rel
atives here.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-10-01
OF THE FINANCIAL
CONDITION OF NEWBERRY SCHOOLS

for this deficit but will also provide
to take care of the other schools
which have qualified under this law.
The deficits since July are but nat
ural and always occur until the taxes
are paid.
At the request of Mr.. Aull the
statement is published for the infor-
nation of the people as well as the
trustees who may not happen to know
just how the finances Of their district
stand. It will be necessary to bor-
row a considerable sum to run, the
schools and pay the teachers until
the taxes are paid.
The following is the statement as
made up by the treasurer and ! the
auditor from the books Of the Office:
= -.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
pGuncorOia @emeinSen
20. 4tn0 6 straBe 9}oromcit
6. @. 8 0 Of er, Gforrcr.

GaS UNI leBten Sonntag IN 6ct
Goncor0ia Stride 9efeierte gpl0ene
S:tbil1ltm ocs G~oncor0to 6%rallerper-
Gins pcrlief in miiroiger @eiie. 0ie
Wfitgliener pes @erein8 poren 5al.
p~oltltaltbiq eridienen. 9ieiel6en Der
iammeItel lidI IN Den rntercn Mau
men Der Stride un0 3ogen oal.n 3mri
mo 3ipei in Die feitIid geIdmiifte
Stride eill. @crr @riebel mo icine
llcbe Gbcbdlitc bottcn mirtli6 ra8
Seltc getarL mos fir lold,' Cine tSelt-
lidtelt getan perocn tonttc. bic
Stride mar prdd)tuoIl oeforiert. SEER
Faltpr Sod)er bicIt cine lpullncrih0ne
l'eoc, in scr CT Gos &cr0ienIt 0c@
5rolens&ereins INN sic Stride III
pormen 8orten prizes. @r ermabntc
Die Nit9lieoer, ibrem &eriprehen
trel 81 bleiben ulo fiiuf5ig ncllc Mtit
9lieoer Dem &erein in 0ieiem Sabre
N5ntilhren. Sis Jet. ieblen at Bic
}cr 3obl mod 10. Soften mir, 0nB
BIS gum /. Solnlor 0as ,3ieI erreidt
miro. 0ic 6raltcn nabmcn Damn an
Der III. gbcn0ntabl GScicrlihfeit tell.
Die 6eltli6feit cnocte an Mnlltoo
Nbcno nit eiuem Gnpfonq. Gel
Etdjen mo aniiec, prad)tDoIler Wfu
1T un0 9fc0en fIoB sic 3eit leioer Al
ldnel 0abin. Die a~lle5eit lpiaigc
Srnu SbomforOt bate llntcr Mitbil-
ie Der Grdii0entin SSralt 9unfborIt
nno mcbrerer onocrer Sralten oaeS
pradti9 a~rran9iert. @crr Holtor 60
der iiberreibte DEM Sr%auenpercin Elm
IdoneS Sdreib5cug, qeitiftet BON
0errn @riebel. 0aS &rogromm ocs
9l6enoS mur ~folgen0es.
1. @ebet. 2. 2ieo. 8. @ilfoln
mcns-InIprade. 4. MulifItiid BON
sri. Srieg. Damn folgtcn 9lnlpradcn
Der 5rollen &oB, &eerbof &ortig,
9faplor uno Sbomfor6t, 6. MuiifItiid
bon SRI. 2o6er. 7. Nniprode: SEER
aetler; 8. MuiitItiid bon Serrn San
lehman; 8. s(niprahe 8aitor 9ctt-
barn; AnIprade bon 8aitpr Sdmiot,
10. WiiiifItild bon Srou 0ettbarn;
II. Nnipro6en Ser @oltoren Mer5cl
unO 2oher; IL. Iniprahe bon Serrn
s. s. 8unfborit ais 8r6ii0ent bcS
airhenrates; IL. @ciangiolo bon
Sri. Srieoa &rieg.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
5rieSri@ 5Giurr
Sin @eoenfblatt BON Nnita 5dooe

IS lit cine i6one ullo liebc Site
Der Oertlhen, oen @eburtstoa hires
grobcn 0i6terS, peGd)cr III oleielu
Mfntat am no. Nopen6er 1869 0os
Sid)f Der @elt er6lidte, nid,t ul!rr
mobnt poriibergeben 81 lalicn Mud,
tier III Nnlcrito 9iebt Is, @ott lei
9onf, nod 5amiIien oeut]her W.
flnlft Die ibres 9icbliilosoidtcrs olt
oie1en1 Gage g%e0cnfcn. % mcr0en
oolln Seilc aus Sic @lpfe~ 1nrgc.
lc'en oocr audi S5enen aus .atoria
Stuart, ~~Slun9frau BON Orleans"
ooer ~&il6elmSea4 onfgefHbrt. Nos
ergiebf cine mciheDoac Gtirmttnd,
an Ole nan ned Gage nodlhcr nit
ltiler NuOoht oelft. @r iaqt o1d,
Glllobetb Mcih i'm 9lnfnnqspcrs III
res lhoilen @eoihts n0ie oclttlde
Yoeiie":
~llno Oh allh lGnoit bcS SMifio!S
raube Sano
entriilen MIDI 6cnl altcn Gotcrlano,
Oh .Srellnoe Mir nift folqten IN oie
@eite
9aS Sd0nitc. mas sic Scimat uns
berlieb,
9es S6onitc gob uns oennod oo8
@eleite -
GS lit oaein sic Scntide 9Sociic".
llnb obne lie, liebe 2e'crinllcn uns
bes SorrnaiS, lit unIer 2eben
elm Ginerlei, Dem bie gebobene Stinl-
mina febIt. Gin 9on0 S6iacr lit
iiderlih III manheun 9iihcrihronf
81 finoen. aber err iii berftoubt. Der
QcIlrnl Nebmt i'm heraus uno off
net i'm ulo lett ullo SSbr meroet's
nidt bcrelen. @eraoe iett in oieien
Ser lln5ufricoenbeit mo nil
Den, llnroit lpeiB ser 9idtpr. ser
erlebt, ms MenIhm oa8
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
ct. @uricn- airdjr
5. y. Gotb Eiorrcr
5, StraBc, 8miiden g unO $ Str.

o. SfraBe' 5mllden " ltno y str.
Ole g8ortc Der 81. Sdrift: IS lit
orio Elm beiligcr ut0 b~eilioulcr Sc
0aifc, fir sic S%eritorbenen al Gctcn,
'oamit iic-pon ibreui Siinocn crl0it
mer0cn" CT. Dead. -, 46) iin0
nod nidt Oergeiien, miiBte ieOer ia
gen, Der oie groBe Menge io1. sic
iih am porigen Spnttao aui sem 5t.
0tarienfirdbofe periommeltc I'M on
Dem jGbrIi6cn @~ottcS0ienit tell III
no6men. @ds fir ein erbauliNcr
NnbIid! @ie glae pro5eiiionslpciie
bic bodw. @eiitGiden borulL, an Sen
&itbeitGttcr ser Iieben Oobiuoeihic-
oenen Die ihouen @ebcte fiir fic Der
ridtenO norii6er3ogen Tim ii6 Damn
mieOer in 1nO INT oie Sirhbofsfo
pelle 81 bcriommpIn. 0ier bielt ser
@odm. @err &off cine ergrcifcnoc
Grcoiqt. Ser Gbor lana in miir0e-
boiler @eiie oaS 9cneoictu8, 0os 81
beria un0 &c %profunoiS.' Wtit Sen
NblolltiotlSge6eten ttn0 ser Scgnutltg
Ser @rGber Ourd oen bo6lu. @errn
Eforrer lhloB Scr einorrf8noQe @ot-
tcsbicnIt. Nm Montaq Morqen Inn
s llbr celebriertc DER bo6m. SEER
&forfer in Ser &opeae sic III. W3cIic
Die fir sic Seelenru6e scr ouf ocn1
&irdbof 8eitatteten nrtfgeopfert mltr-
&c. Cine quite Nn5ahl mobnte ser.
iclPcit bel uno empfing sic III. Som
nlunion.
Die @}itgIieoer Scr Srouen-so 0n.
litdt geben bel ser 7 ltbr McIlc ont
Sonntag aemeini6oftIih CUR bG.&om
mltnion. Sic meroen sic FL. Gont-
munion fir ibre beritorbenen Mit
Qlieocr oufopfcrn. Nm No6mittoq
I'M 3 l(br boben lie ibre &crIom
luna. bei ser jeoes MitQlico ertpor-
tet miro, oa cs cine ie6r mi6tige Ser
ioumIuuQ fem miro.
Scr Qltorbcrein pie ser QrmenIec,
lenberein bo6en ibre &eriummlltna
Inn 4 ll6r om Counting.
@ci Ser &esper Inn 7.3O obenhs
miro Ser bodm. Serr Nolf eire ser
0diptpre0igtcu ieinesS pnittogoben0-
fllricS bolten sic bon lliemon0on
OcrnnBt meroen ioQte.
9ci Ser Iebten &omite IerIomnr.
lung fornte acknowledgements 6erid,-
trt mcr0en bob oie Gorbereitlnqen
fir Ons aroBe Supper uno Sen ou-
rallf foIaenocn Gang om 9icnstog
un0 Wtitmodl, Sen 10. 1no II. No-
ner1ber, erfolgreih %qetroffen mor0en
lcien. &on 4.30 bis 9 llbr oben0s
miro bon Ben Sro1tet. ltll0 0omen in
Der lmteren Sone ein reidboGtigeS
nn0 mobl porbereiteteS Snopcr Az
>cn ocrinqen @reiie bon 80 GcntS
lerniert mer0en. Sn ser oberen Sal
fr Miro Elm Srdeitcr unterboItcnSe
Wei'rn p%ortrnncn bis s llbr, mann
Der Cana, inter 5uberlGHiaer Phi
Itdt, bcginnt un0 INN II ltbr enoet.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
Gs lunr %etnntnI!
(@in poIitifdes @fdrdeu.)
@on g j II II 8.

IS mar einmal, 10 fGngt olld) lnIer
WGr6en al. Gs mar einn1ul por bic
len toltieno Sabren ein m1htiges
9feih, in Dem oas Solf ii6 ielbH re.
aieyte. oiepeilcn Elm SrGiioent, Den
lid oas SoIf ielblt erlpGbltc. oil Ger
Spite ltano. GS famen quite YrG-
li0cnten uno eS fanen audi onoere,
mic oas 10 81 geben pflegt. ga brad,
inter fremoen 8olfernL Die aitf Ell
mem onoercn @eItcil mobnten, nit oe-
men man Sanoel trieb, &rieg aus.
Die 6iirlten uno Nr1ltocnten Scr
fremoen StGmme ionoten @elanote
rno 8riefe 5um8rGiioenten ocs Mar-
6enlonoes, Inn iid ieiner &ilfe gu
ii6ern; oarunter maren aud g6ge.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
Sill srieO6ofs- 0eieMdaft.

Die @criammluna bcs Gireftori
INNS Der &roipect Sill TrieObpfsge-
ieaidloft nobm gIotten @erlalf, ga
mr. &nutinegcihdite 81 crlcoiaen mo-
rem. @Ghreno ocs MonotS 0ftobcr
ipuroen ole i~olgenoeu Teripnen apf
Dem Erroipcct Sill sur lebtcn &r,bc
beltattet: @m. Gn9el, Marie Gnoda
@orrcn e. Numpbrep, Siabel s.
6arrar,. @auline g. Braun. So6n
&llrB, W}orqaret @alter,
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
Wrrcinss &alCMOer

Die @erreu Scfrct1rc iiio gebeten,
ms tets bon Observation-Disclosures
loluie bon &org1ngen it ibren 8erei-
llen Scridt 5u geben, uno iino mir
tets bcltre6t, ipI6e an geeigneter
Stclle al%lf3unebnicn.
&rcis iiir Die Sliiertipn ser &ors
te 500 pro Sobr.
SeMtIhcr MaiienbamvOcrein. Sra
ii0cnt Martin SSicQuuo; SefretGr:
0crntoun O.. @inflcr, 10 Se6ite
5troBc, N.-@. 0ircftorcn-&eri. AM
2. 5onntng /. sc
Sraneu SiIfsOcrcim Scs 0cutIdeu
@niienbanics. 8rol Gbos. Supper
tbs. @rGiioentin; 5rfrctdrin. 6rall
&culine @uItbcrS, lAnocoitio, 8. 6.
&criommIung an 9. 0onnerstoa i.
90 in @oiienballS.
3inppert 6omc Srancn S%ilfSucr-
eiu. 4SrGlioentin: 6rou Nt. 9c@roin;
Scfretdrin: 6ror y. Grltmfe; SerI.
am ,. 9ienstog /. &c, 3 llbr nod
nittogS I'M Support Some.
GOncurS Stub. 9rdiioent Scarf
@offmonn; SefretGr <rt &ocldller,
Ala M Str. g. 6. &oritolosIibua
gen jcOen 5lpeitelb @elerolperlomm
(ltngen jeoen pierten 9onnerstoo int
Monot, 3t4 6 Str. g. @.
ErOipeet Sid Cemetery. Qsln.
Stiebling, Erdiioert; @m. Mortin,
Sefrctdr; Gbas. Sridipeooe, ASdob-
n%lciIter. @eri. am /. 6reito0 /. Sc.
in S22 Ste Str. N.-8.
.. 6 .6ilfsperein. 314 6 Stro6e
%. &. GrGiiOent: &urt &ocldner;
Sefretdr: Or. SAUL @leiS, 5000
&boOe SsIano @be., g. e.; Sinoa8-
Iefretdr: Srou 90. 8. &onig, 400 $50.
Npenue, 9. G. Gerlammlltngeu: Gre
c1ttibfomite an jeoem 1, Sreitag i.9f.,
@cneralperiammIung an jeoem 3.
6reitog inn Wonot.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12

idl0te 0es 9anoes 100 ieincGltcrn &c
bcren un0 0os er ieIbit 10 beib Iicbte.
ocB cs lem Ser5epSmuuiG mar, BORT
irh lreruoen 2onoc ieiucn &cbeuS-
ubenO 81 perbringcn. Ole @el0latte
ieineS Sau0es. sic piel @clo an ole
cine Yortci Der straightforward per
licbclL o%r1ngten IN Oen @r0lioenten,
ibrcr Enrtei oic Oidt ppr Dem ,3ll=
lommenbrlid itono, 5u bclfcn. Gr
uber 6lieb felt II mie er iogtc - uio
.lcbnte oae 6or0erungen ob. Seinc
WIcoerpobl lton0 beDor, mo 0ns
Golf glallbtc ibm un0 uGbltc ibn mic
Der, neil CT lie Dor 0en Sd)redllii
len 0es &riegcs bcipabrt bate. Soltm
mar er gcuoblt GA trof er &orberci
tlnlgeii, Inn nun aud in Den @ricg
eln5llgreifen, er bate gang pergci
len, Dob CT gcm0blt mar, neil er
II d in Den &ricg g%egongcn. 80ie
Mfenl6en Die IS ia .imnter ulo iibcraG
giebt, moaten ibm Oa8 hidt gloll6cn.
l(n0 nleS &oIf int 9ar0c mar BON
mIloer Segciltcrung crfnBt. un0 ollc
Wtudt 0cs SouoeS mltr0e Dem Gr0li
benton perliebcn un0 ale SdD1tc un0
Heidtllner, Die Oic fleineren Qeute I'M
Snltoc bottcn - Nic &cideH hatten
lbr @el0 gcgcn bobc 3ilticn ocn
fremoen StGmmen geIiebell-ptr0e
observation-disclosures mo ntH f~reuoi0em,
milliqcn Ser5en obnc oIles 3ltreOen
-bolc WteIihcn mo 2oitcr3ungell
lprohen BON einem gelinoen 3malla.
at%r Die limo min nal io-orf Dem
altar Scr &aterIonoslicbc gcopfert.
lln0 dlle @elt freutc iiH un0 ldric
@dllclljdb, mo ser GScin0 lp1lroc ge-
ldIngeIt uno ser Sieg mar crrunQen
-itro oaS geliebellc @el0 lhien nun
aud Den armc1 rei6en @cI0lelttcn &c
iidert. 9csipegcn mar man ober
ntdlt IN ben arie9 9e3oqeul ltno ser
Nrdiioent u%1ierc5 MGr6enlon0es
ntndte ii6 ollf uno 500 olf elmer
&rie9Sgalcere nit bicl @elin6e ullo
&riegsfnc6ten in Die iiegreidcn rem
Den SGnoer. 9lGes &oIf in frem0en
Solloen, odS os glnlbtc, Scr Mciiios
DER Nelt lei mie6ergefcbrt, nlad)te iid
olf, Inn i'm oils 9errider ser 8eIt
al be9riiBen ltn0 idrie Soiionnoh
gelobt lei Ser ga fonrnt i'm g3omcn
0cs 9errnl llno 0anu iu1rr0e cS o1f
elllmal It'll nnO Der grpBe @rGiiOcnt
tebrte bcim, Oenn 0oS Murrcn icincs
&olfes lpar immer 9r6Ber qeuor0en.
limo leine Staatsm0nner meiQerten
iid, Die. 8iinoniiie on3uerfcnnen, sic
er 9eldloiien. Der YrGii0ent o6er,
DER bon ieiper boben MiIiion orrdl
orltrlgen1 mar, appellierte oil oa5 &olf.
llro Iiebe oo, elm miqioncnfodes
Nein, mir mollen oeine &ertr1ae
mo gilnonilie ni6t, mar 0ic Nnhport
OeS lSoIfes. lln0 ser groBc %rali-
bent, Der olrd oen @ci1ralid5 un0
0as S6lpeifpeoeln IiebcoieneriIher
Snfoien lid ielbit in Sen Srolrm Ser
@roBe perronnt, b0rte nit bornehnncr
Nllbe bas Geroift oes Golfes, Dos
lbn emit 5nr Modt berufen. Sein
letter aft, cin 3eibrn tiefer, innerer
Eornebmbeit, mar cin. 9lufruf al sic
Minieltat 0es freien 8olfes: uIolfs-
9enoiien, ii~bermGltigt bon Ser &uno-
9ebnng cures &iaens, Ieqe id Sic
Mtabt, Die ibr mir perliebel1, uno sic
ICY nod fir ein &leincs baltcn f6nn
te, ais Guer trelter 0iener, in Cure
Same 5uriid." Wtit hummer Chr
furd)t tratcn Die @egner ocs ih,ioen-
ben Erdii0enten Dor oieicr NeuBer
ull9 bon inaerer @riBe &ornebmbeit
uno Batriotismis beiieite. Der 8r6-
ltoent bate geirrt, obcr ieine Goter.
~lnlosliebe mar grdBcr ais lein ,Srr-
tllm.--Gs mar cinmoI.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
@ciang . %ereinc.

&aibid9tOn SGnser6nnO, 314 6
Str. N.=@. Mortin @iegan6, &rGl.
&i6arO 8rauner, Sefret6r. 314 6
Str. R,-8. 9irettoren-@eri. am g.
0ienstag /. sc
@crmaniaN Manner6ur, 922 ga.
ape. 0.=8. &rdiioent: Sobn Self;
Sefretdr: Sris Sdffner, 1850 9la-
oenSburg &oaO, g. 9. 8erlamm-
hung am 1. Donnerstog /. 81.
SGnserbmno Samcnpcreip @cl
mi 2. M,'ttpo6 i. Sc, abenos s ll9r.
n SGngerbnnb.
NriOn 9ameuuerein. 6rou g.
Rru1nfe, Yrai. Seri. an 2. 0tittlorc,
/. 3d., abenos s llbr.
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12

-Gccleiio militous.-Sm Siioeu
crihoB Gin frommer @ottcsmonn.
@ieibooiitcnpoitor mo Yoli3eiipibel
cillen 6omilielpoter. Sn mcnigcn
&odcn miro Der CUTE Mtann in DO
beren Eoncn bon Ser @eburt bes
@otte5 Scr 2icbc reoen.-@in Metbol
bitten HoItorl Mn ibren Sriihten
loft ibr tie %crfcnnenl
Washington Journal., 1920-11-12
meitere Npfer bon g(lltl

-3pei meitcre 9pfer bon 9(llto-
raicrn CUR Strefc gcbrodt. Mabel
Der meiblidle 8iirgermeiltcr. Gilman
SellOrid, iriibcrer Gigsntiilucr pan
ca. 5000 SborcS Der @nscomponp.
uno ibre &oqcgen, baben nod feline
3eit gebabt, 0em @ltomoroen ob5u.
bclfen. 90 itnb piel pidtieere ga
den 5li tln, ols Grboben oes Yrciies
fiir Die notleiocnoe @ascomponu.