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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-12-30
GUESS WORK WASTES MONEY
GeOlogist Says Oil Wells Are Drilled
Too Close Together

OH and gas operators in the mid
continent fields have wasted mil
lions Of dollars by placing wells to-
close together, declares Raymond
G. Moore, state geologist, in bulle
tin on the oil and gas resources OF
Kansas.
''In practically all of the produc.
ing fields many wells have been
drilled at distance much too close
together" says the report. "In one
district in Oklahoma probably one
half million dollars has been spent
on unnecessary wells within an
area Of two square miles, and in the
Burkburnett district of Texas the
timbers Of adjacent derricks almost
overlap in number Of cases. In
the latter case the division of the
land into town lOsts under different
ownership has been the primary
cause of much of this very wasteful
drilling.
"As a rule, leases are obtained
and wells located as close to the
producing wells as possible, on the
strong probability that the oil and
gas reservoir will also be encounter
ed by drilling on adjacent proper
ties. However, reservoir usually
extends considerable distance
farther along one line than in other
directions, and n knowledge Of the
geologic structure and the probable
outline of the porous reservoir is
all-important In the scientific loca-
tion of wells and in the develop
ment Of adjacent areas"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-12-30
BRINGING in
CONVICT GANG
AT Pine BLUFF
Leader Was Captured
This Morning-The
Troops on Guard
(Associated Pressl

Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 29.-Yates
Stanrige, leader Of dozen convlcts
who escaped from the Arkar.as
state prison farm at Tucker Sun, ~
night, surrendered this morning
Two of the fugitives have been M
ready captured. The nine still ~
large are reported surrounded on an
island near Pastoria. The REM in.
Ing thirty-five members of the l,cal
state guard machine gun company
were mobilized this morning. Other
members of the company left 20
last night, under orc,-s from ;ha
governor following the disclosur, "
a plot for general penitenti. "
delivery.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-12-30
LIEUT.. PAUL GLEISSNER
GIVEN A SOLDIER BURIAL

The bugle blew TAPS" and above
the coffin wrapped in an American
flag the American Legion squad fired
at noon today, last salute for Lieu
tenant Paul N. Gleissner when. the
burial took place in Abilene ceme-
terry. A Legion guard in uniform
met the cortege at the cemetery gate
and conducted 1t to the grave where
short service was read by Rev. DIR.
F. S. Blayney.
The service in the Presbyterian
church at 10:3O was attended by a
large number Of friends, many
stores and all the banks being closed
during the service. The church was
decorated with flags and service ban
ners while an abundance of flowers
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-12-30
Will Mark the Trail

Hope Dispatch: Enameled steol
road markers along the Old Santa t'e
trail which runs through the south
part Of this county, will be erected
In about 90 days. The trail as now
permanently adopted runs over rhe
new hard surfaced road from Her
ington west through Hope and to
the west line Of the county. A mafk-
er will be paced at every turn and
at the principal intersections al
along the road.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-12-30
SAYS PAROLES ARE NEEDED
). K. Codding Says Withhoiding
Them Has Weakened DjscinIine

/ sse1 VV8sNGUCu A/nD&H HQuIIG
Failure on the part Of the state
j paroling power to release the men
who should be out has weakened
our prison discipline. negatived the
constructive work of the prison in
fitting men for citizenship. has low
cred the morale of the institution
and has been step backwards In
prison management"
This is the statement of J. X.
Codding, warden Of the state peni-
tentiary, who resigned last August
and who will quit Office at the close
Of the 1921 legislature. In a pub
lie statement recently Warden Cod
ding said he resigned principally
because he has not been able to OBJ
tain the cooperation Of state Off
cials in releasing prisoners on pa
role.
The criticism made against the |
board Of paroles and the governor,
that they have released too many
on parole is unjust and untrue"
COdding declares. During the past
fiscal year we have received 4S7
men into the institution and during
that time the governor has paroled
"A, and the board 72, a total Of 146.
We have 300 more men in the in
stitution now than we had two
years ago, and the number is still
In my opinion both the
governor and the board should have {
paroled more men durng the last
year"
On April 6. 1917, 500 prisoners {
were In the Kansas penitentiary, ,
md on November II, 1918, nineteen |
months later, only 491, according to 7
Warden Codding. During the year r
1917, the governor of Kansas releas- t
ID Is life men for war service; in
.91S, 13 were released; in 1919, G
we're released; and in 1920, none a
n 1917, 76 men charged with grand |,
arceny were RELEASED: in 1918, 85
we're released; in 1919, 40; and in :,
92O. A. Two of the life men re-
nased during the war failed to ..
lake good and are now back in the =,
1stitution. -
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-12-30
DRILLERs IDLE IN MARION co.
Many Wells Idle on Account of New
Orders

Fully 60 per cent of the tools in
Marion county now are idle as a re-
suit of the new order Of the pipe
line companies restricting purchases.
In three sections alone, 10, 20 and
21, more than 80 wells and locations
are shut down. Operators do not
like the prospect, but are forced to
submit. As one big operator ex-
pressed 1t, "The farmer and others
have been taking their punishment,
and 1t is up to us to take ours now"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-12-30
CONSOLIDATION THE REMEDY
Kansas Falling Too Low in Ranking
In Education

Miss Mary q. Woolyerton, coun-
ty superintendent, has received a
survey of the standing of the var
compiled by DIR. Leonard Ayres,
considered one of the most reliable
research men in America. 1t shows
that Kansas stands 9th, and Mon
tana first I'm the ranking Of its
schools.
The survey states that the low
! .3anking Of Kansas is dhe to the in
efficient one-room schools in which
AAe farm boys and girls are taught.
As the remedy DR.. Ayres recon-
mends the establishment of a state
wide system Of consolidated schools
for farm boys and girls and rural
high school in every consolidated
school district. The course of study
in these scrOols would be based
upon the social and economic needs
of the state and the taxation for the
, support Of the schools would be
equalized between the state, the
county and the consolidated school |
district.
Miss Woolvertop, in commenting
on the situation in Kansas pointed
out that the wealth and number Of
automobiles in KANSAS are increas-
ing while the population is decreas-
ing and the educational facilities Of
the state are becoming noticeably in
efficient.
Dickinson county has two consol-
idated schools and they are said to
be satisfactory to the people within
the district but because Of the way
in which they were organized the
people in other districts are skepti-
cal regarding the plan and there is
opposition to consolida-
tion. However there are several
schools in the country with less than +,
five pupils and it is to such as S
these that it is considered an ad- h
vantage to consolidate.
l.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-12-30
APPOINTMENT is CONFIRMED
Father Francis Tief Named Bishop
of COncordia

A telephone message to Father
John Maher, from Bishop Lillis of
Kansas City, late yesterday, an
nounced that the appointment of
Father Francis Tief, vicar general
of the Kansas City diocese, as bis
hop Of the Concordia diocese, which
Salina is part, had been officially
confirmed. Father Maher plans to
visit Father Tief Thursday and re-
ceive instructions as to consecra-
tion, etc.-Salina Journal.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-12-30
APPRAISERS TO FUNsToNs
Government Property at Camp Fun.
ston VIII Be Salya9ed

A board Of appraisers is expected
to arrive at Camp Funston this
week to take an inventory Of gov
ernment property suitable for sal
wage. The order says that UNDER
ground equipment viii not be ap.
praised. The sale Of all Y. n. O. 4.
buildings In the camp has been or
dered by the war department.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-12-30
By CHARLES II. REEp

by CHARLES H. REEP-
Take me back to dear old Kansas,
TO the sunny slopes and plains,
Where they raise the hogs and cattle
And the harvest's golden grains.
Let it be in bleak December,
Let it be in spring or fall
Or the hottest part Of summer,
Kansas seasons beat them all.
Take me back to dear old Kansas,
Where the roads are wide and straight,
Where the land is marked in sections
And is rich to cultivate;
Where the towns planned beforehand
And the houses built in line
That's the place to go for beauty,
That's the place want for mine.
You may boast of old Kentucky
vi her bluegrass and her FARMS
VI her horses and her cattle
And her forests golden charms;
But for beauty 60 to Kansas
Seek the shelter meath the trees
Or go out upon the prairies.
Scent the golden harvest breeze
Take me back to sunny Kansas.
TO the state from which come.
IN the center of the Union,
Dear old flower of the sum-
Yes, know that oft the summers
Ihey are dry and winters cold
But she's homelke to the people
VINO are sturdy strong and bold
Kansas land, you know love you
And long for you each day.
Kansas land Pm dreaming of YOU.
Tho you're many miles away
II There are times when grow lonely,
Then wish for old friends true.
I3t, But see the day approaching
When I'm coming back to you.
:;;; 'ii s?s :;;s';$ e.
Ior the ministry and sent the above
poem nome for Christmas)
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-12-30

Rent that spare room-an I'd d
the Reflector WIN turn the trick.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-12-30

Alcohol. Johnson's Freeze Proof
and Themite for radiators. At Toll
ver's. 17d3t- w3t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-12-30
Family All Educated

He outgrew that 77-acre farm
three years ago and when he could
MT buy reasonably, near him, he
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-03

indications are there will be a worse alternatlve--the triumph of German radical socialistic groups.
 The best information here seems to indicate that there will be a hard battle in Germany between construc- tive forces, revealing themselves in the ide.. of industrial leadership, and bolshevism, striving to foist a communistic state upon the German people. It can be stated that there is feeling here that indiscriminate opposing to any revival of conser- vative forces in Germany may help the Sparticides and bring forward red Germany as a running mate for red Russia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-03

long run and have imperialistc as- pirations, however, camouflaged at the outset. Economic conditions in a restored Germany with it's overpopu- lation and per-developed indus trialism would compel the producing body as soon as healthy production does occur, to seek expansion.
 Ambitions That May Go Wrong.
 World statesmanship must face the reality, therefore, that such a restored industrial Germany will be ambitious, and potentially imperial istic, and the problem now spread before the chancelleries of the En- tente becomes not one of trying to prevent strong and efficient gov ernment from taking hold in Ger many, but of making sure that no such government will become dan- gerous to the peace of the world. More particularly the problem is to bring about the use of German eco- homie energies at home. and balk any German plan to grip Russia with a view to world domination.
 While it is believed here that the present government in Berlin will be able to cope for the present with the communistic movement, it is not regarded as so sure that it will be able to meet fully the demands of the German economic situation. In that case it will be only a matter of time before it is replaced by another kind of government. The Kappist coup d'etat was anticipated in con- T <l y,J I rl., ol, I. I Washington before the event. These reports indicated that the attempt would not prove successful. But if the Ebert government cannot last, and is not to be followed by strong and efficient bourgeois government, behind which are aligned the indus trial harnns of the cnuntru nresent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-03
CAREFUL MOTHERS INNSIST ON
 FOLEY'S

Foley's Honey and Tax Compound has been used in so many houses for where know that this standard fam fly medicine contains no opiates or other ingredients that are injurious to children or adults. Children like it and it's does them good. For coughs, colds, croup, whooping cough.
 Dr. A. H. Sellars, Ostcopath SIP Citizens Bank Bldg. 331-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-03

New York women revel in eoom gowns, not only of Chinese or Turkish persuasion, but very ;eminine things like the Bessie Ramsey garment illustrated. It ,s a breakfast coat of two-tone satin. in shades of peach, orchid rose and light blue. The only is a ruffled border of .he same material.
 German @hdustrialism, with it's po- tential strength once again devel- oped, will prefer to hold the reins of power in it's own hands, and make the military force an instrument of it's will instead of having it as a master.
 What seems probable here is that the situation ill Germany will de- mand the formation of conserva- tive republic, with power concen- trated in the hands of the bourgeois clements, and using the military forces of the country for conserving order within Germany and the es tablishmcnt of strong government But it is also regarded as quite in- evitablc that, whatever limitations may be forced upon it in the begin ming, any such government in Ger many will become ambitious in the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-03

Four.drawe. filing cabinet for eli letter.size papersj All joints electrically welded. Patented progressive roller lsuseen'ien makes the drawers tlids esily and noiselsssly
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-30
LIQUIDATION MENSUAL De T0D0S Los Totes
INCONPLETOS RETAzOs.
Medals

Is Vestiditos de lana para ninos
de 2 a 7 amos; valen CT or
hast a16.50, por solo pF.OO
Vestidos de combination caiados
de SIPS de largo hasta =
ell tobillo Tamanos "a al 34ScI
Vestidos lavables de $3.50 mode
los "Oliver Twist" y Norfolk.
Todos dolores, tama CD 10
nos del 2 al 8 =. -. VL.kO
Blusss de S1.25 hechss de ma
dras Y percal, con hermosos raya
dos. Tamanos de 6 a II Or.
ano por solo -. -. coI
Vestidos Tub de $3.50 para nj
nos. estilo "Oliver Twist" Y Ju-
nior, tamanos para 2 a71 IN
amos por solo :. l.5f
Sombreros de $500 de PIANO Y de
paja, en- gran variedad de esti--
los y dolores espe- S2.65
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-30
NTON
"a AGRARLSMO CONTRA LOS EUDOS

sistible estimulo de la p%ropiedad individual Fso
explica nuestro atraso; ESQ eXptca nuestro "oa-
tiniento.
FL Partido agrarista debe pugnar arolehte
pero conscientemente por el fomento de Ia ProPe
dad rustica individual, y en- consecuencla dcoe po
ner todos los medios para que POGO a POGO ueSa
parezcan los FiidoS 0 10 que es 10 mlSmo, las GU
mumiades. Granjas. granjas ' escueias' srahl"S
as 10 oue necesitamos. Las granjas, perfectamen
te garantizadas a perpetuidad. intransferloles 81
posible fuera. deben SUBSTITUTE cuanto antics a los
Fiidos. Fl siglo de Herman Cortes estaria por
los Fiidos; ell siglo Ky esta res~ueltamente~por Ia
p~ropiedad individual.
La reorganization o ensanchamlento de los
Eiidos. fu6 una idea retr6grada digna de los III
SihIeS "~economistaS' del carrancismo.
81 oueremos que ell pueblo mexicano pro
rresc. cspecialmente el habitante de los campoS'
debemos a TODD trance Y a la mayor bre7edad po-
Sible. proceder al fomento de la propledad rus
tea individual.
Mas no debe incurrirSe en- ell extreme de re-
dncir al minimo la pcQuena propiedad. ~ preteh
demos que ell iabriego prospere ' que viva con 10
da Ia comodidad apetecible, deben f~acllitarle los
mrdio< para que ensanche su p~ropicdad hasta los
terminus racionaleS. que no son otros que los de
hacer tambitn possible ell meioramiento de los de-
mas. En- otras ~palabras: 81 eS possible que SIN
rerinicio de otros. Ia propiedad dc tcrrenos laoo-
rabies So Cxtiendan hasta quinientaS h~ectareaS'
nor cicmplo. Sc dcbe fayorecer csc enSanchamien-
10 sin temores nj vacilaciOnes.
Debe tomarSc en- cuenta aSi miSmo la ca
hdad Y 81 destino o uso de los terrenoS. 81 los re
rrrros Sc destinan al Cultivn. la extension de eIoS
debe ser rc~lativamente reducida- 81 Sc destinan
a Ia ganaderia. la extension dehe ser mayor.
Fl problema. como Sc vera. tiene aspectoS
d1fcrcrtes accesibles solo n los peritoS agriculto-
res. Ellos son pueS, los que debcn dar los Inca
mientos raciOnales al Partido agrarista. para Ia
elaboration del programa.
Esperamos ' deseamos que dicho progra-
mn So haga siguiendo las inspiracioneS de HON.
bres p~rudentes ' cOnocedores one sean al mismo
+iemno iniciados cuando menos en- la dificilfsima
cicnc;a del EstadO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-30
Escdndalos poiticos en- Ia
capital de Colin,a

COLIMA. Col, JUNO 20.-Los ha5i-
tantes de esza Iocalidad comentan de
d~iversas maneras el enredo polfuco en-
que ACADIA de ser cogido e. Gobernador
del Estado. Alvarez Garcia. Quien, go
"a en- asta de simpaIias. In buen n0-
nero de diputados de Ia Legislature
Local. encabezados o el diputado Sau
cedo. Iogr6 inlponerse de tai suerte en-
esta Carnara que lograron IA m!s2na
incurriera on grave violaciones a la
Constitution General de Ia Replhlica
V a Ia Particular del Estado.
FL grupo polftico en- question iles6
hasta descOnoce- al ~gobernador Alvarez
Garcia. quicn soIicit6 amparo del Jaez
de Distrito del Estado. FL Juez de Dis
trito concedi6 amparo al Gobernador
Miguel Alvarez Garcia contra actos de
Ia Legislature local. y los ~diputados'
eScandalosos fueron a yer al magistra-
do tratando de sobornarlo. FL Juez de
HiStrito del Estado rehus6 indignado Ia
creci6a suna c. dinero que lie ofre-
cfan para cue faltara en- 81 cumplimier
10 de su deoer.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-30

au5 on los tiempos virreinales, a ralZ ue l"
conouista, los Ejidos. creaclon cue po,Sa-
rficar de piadosa, dado Ell Slstema cohquts'"|0,
1e Ia apoca. sirvieron para refrenar Ia raP''N"N
do los avpYtEreros conquista.ioreS ' Froteset "
nuestros aborigenes que cast deSconoc1an Il "1o
che de n~ropicdad territorial.
Tas famosas Leves de Indias, modelo en- su
rararo on aoucllos tiempos. estaban lnsplraoas PoF
sertimientos generosiSimOs. verdaderamente p"
au,o1os " tandian nor eSa raz6n a conSloerar
,,es+-oe ahoriceneS como memories menesterosos
10 +rteIos = de curador. La creac17n de los E5I
dos corrcspondia al cSpiritu de esa ieslsiacloh a"
-;robIe ove descraciadamente no era Slelnpre
acatada al pic de Ia letra. pero por 10 misho que
esa legislation era paternal. prlraoa a hues'''
ahorfgcnes de todos o cast todos los derechoS que
las ,eves conccden a los hombres mayoreS de e
dad.
Fran pueS. nueStro aborigenes memories I"
odad ante Ia lev. ' eStaban en- consequence some
,;dos = IA tutela. ESta tutela pudo haber $40
banefica en- aoucllos remotos dias, ' de hccho !"
fu6 on infinidad de caSos. La crIuca niS'"r'ca
moderna asi 10 ha estimado con razon.
Ina dc las formas de esa tutela para fv1-
far despoios. fue el Ejido. que en- Su tempo eler
clio una accfon rel~ativamente protector" ne h"'>
ira raza.
Y. sin embargo. los EjidoS mataron en-
nres,ro pueblo 81 ~espiritu de iniciativa Y el sen
timirnto individualista Como que el Ejido es
ma comunidad. digna en- estoS dias de trl6uS IN
fariores o de rebanoS de animaleS SilTestreS!
acknowledgements que micntraS no tengamos
una legislation adec1ada que garantice a perPe-
tuidad la pequcaa p~ropiedad rustica. n" deoe-
mos acabar de una plumada con los Ejidos. Eyo-
lutivamente. racional Y parSimoniosamente' 81 de-
ben desaparecer los EjdoS.
La propiedad individual eS un estlmnlo pa
"a 81 hombre. Por ESQ. los que NADIA tenen o po
seen On conlunidad. no progresan material ' eco
Monica o m~oralmente.
Nuestros aborigenes deberan a los Ejidos
uuiza. el no haber sido despojados por complete
5e sus terrenos. pero en- cambio, como los hechos
10 demuestran. los habitantes de las comunlda-
des nj tienen iniciativa nj tienen tampoco ell ire
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-30
EFEMERIDES MEXICANAS 49,.
Ia NOCHE TRLSTE
. .

nor de T~laltciolco, a Totoquihuatzin,
rey de Tlacoran, y a otros grandes no
bles y sacer6otes que tenfa prisioneros
xicaros en- hacer las exequias no pu
dieran persegUirlos.
Sc permiti3 a los soldados que CO.
gieran del tesoro sobrante todo 10 que
quisieran, pues no habfa medic de lie
varlo con seguridad.
A Ia media noche del 80 de JUNO EN-
Irendieron Ia rettrada los espaioles.
Sin ser sentiGos lIegaron a Ia prime
"a cortadura donde Sc coloc6 Ell puen-
te Portatil. pero apenas habfa n
zn0c a pasar Ia vanguardia cuando
descubierto7 por los centinelas mexica
nos que diAron la VOC de alarma, Sc
vieron acoraetidos los fugitivos por TO
das parties. En- Ell temple mayor resono
eI Huehuet!o tanbor de guerra, hecho
de piel de serplente que parecfa a mu-
chos ~espaholes ONO la trompeta del
dla de juicio. y al punto aparecieron pc
todas parties ~innumerables canoas con
nlultitud de gusrreros. mientras que en-
las Gales millares de combatientes me
AASd Nus dldIt-pdsI q lpS tSpdIiclCS a
vGrEuardiA Y retaguardia.
Con gran G~ificultad Sc pas6 la prime
"a cortadura. mas cuando quiso levan-
tar ell puente para utiliZarlo en- IA 81
eutente cortadura fue impossible hacer-
10 porque &c habfa hundido en- el fan
go. Entretanto Ia v~anguard!a del ejer-
cito espatol habfa Ilegado a Ia acequia
siguiente dorde acometida por todas
rartes Y sin tener modo de p~asarla so
travino Ia confusion Y la derrota. Unos
soldados d caballo. otros a nado. algu-
nos como Alvsrado con una viga. 10
Craron pasar 6 la otra cortadura. pero
los mas cayeron a los golpes de los
hCnderos V flecheros mexicanos otros
Sc ahogaron sumerjidos por el peso
del orc que llevaban empujadcs al
aqua por los indios. Fue tai el nGmero
dc muertos ave Sc ceg6 con clos Ia cor
tadura Y por ahi pudo pasar Ia tropa
Y seguir adrlante. entanto que la reta-
guardia volvfa al Quartet donde pere-
cIeron todos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-30

los. su asesinato Sc ha eXpilcado OIL
cialmente deciendo Que trat@ de huIr
al yer llegar q los soldados Y que es-
tos Sc vieron obl;gados. llenos de de-
s~esperacion. 2 hacer uso de u ar
mas para impedirlo.
Grande es va Ia lista de los ale
names que han sido muertos por sus
compatriotas por haber tenido, acer-
ca de Ia patria alemana Y de sus res
ponsabilidades en- Ia conflagraclon
mundial. ideas CUE nc eran muy or
todoxas. Despues de Karl Llebknecht
V de Rosa Luxembourg. el IS de enc
70 de 1919, en- Berlin, le TOGO su tur-
n O en- Munich. el p de febrero Z
Kurt Eisner. Luego q Gustav Landa
uer. en- seguida a o Nojewski. des-
pues a Jogiches V mas tarde a Doren
bach. En- 81 curse de la c~ontrarevo-
luci6n de Kapp Y de Luttw1tz. nan
perecido: Futram. en- Berlin, Scho-
pplaender. en- Breslau.... Sierra I'm
error Greer que estoS homores Tue
ron heridos porque Sc veia en- ellos
agitadores politicos que p~redlcaban
ell desquiciamiento social; en- real.
dad el nacionalismo aleman es eI
que los ha matado.
De Ia misma manera Hugo Haase,
Ell irremplazable jefe de los indepen-
dientes, fue asesinado en- octubre de
1919 porque Sc odiaba en- 81 auno de
los. hombres que combatieron en- for
ma mas peligrosa Ia politica de la
guerra Y reclamado la paz a cuaI-
quier precio. FL mismo Erzberge", Ell
allegro anexionista de l914-l2. a
ouien su clarividencia hizo pasar al
defeccionismo pacifista, Ia sido OBJ
jeto oe repetidos atentados: grana-
das en- JUNO de 1919. revolver en- e
nero de 1920, granadas en- mayo de
1920; Sc quiere con toda obstlnacl3n