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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-17

Attorney General Daugherty, who has given
considerable attention to the matter, an
nounces that he will shortly submit to Pres
ident Harding recommendations concerning a
pardon for Eugene V. Debs, who Is serving a
term in the Atlanta penitentiary for treason
able utterances during the war.
1t is understood that Debs will be set at
liberty on Labor day. Most fair-minded Ame1-
leans are of the opinion that Debs ought to be
given his freedom. He has been a model pris-
ener. Recently he made trip from Atlanta
to Washington without a prison escort the
warden having full confidence that Debs would
keep his promise to return to the penitentiary
when his business in the national capital was
finished. And he did as he pledged himself to
do. Debs could have disappeared and been in
another country before the authorities located
his trail had he chosen to do SO, but Debs is
an American citizen and he wants to remain in
this country and continue the work he has
been engaged in many years.
Debs has paid pretty dearly for his offenses
against his government, and no good purpose
would be served by keeping him behind the
bars. Others convicted of similar offenses have
been released, and like leniency should be ex-
tended the Socialist leader
This is a free country, Dehs is entitled to
his opinions and has right to publicly express
them just the same as has any other Ameri-
can citizen or course we all don't agree with
many OF the innovations that his kind advocate
but 1t doesn't hurt us any to hear them sun
ported from the public platform It is we'll
that we have free and open discussion ef prh-
lie questions in this country We don't want
man muzzled simply because he disasress
with our opinions of how the country ourht
70 De run Let him talk up in meeting. His
extreme notions may cause Us to eong-atn,.ts
ourselves that he is in the minority and al
ways viii be in -this country.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-17

MIRIAM, the prophecies. vas the sister
of Moses aud Aaron Argus Informa-
ton Bureau
Old Miss Information is growing slyly
facetious.
HAS ANYONE A NICE DOVECoTE FOR ANN
AND HER MATE?
Sir: We help you with your job SO will
you now help US with ours, which is house
hunting" You seem to be an expert in that
line so let's have a tip or SO. We are not very
particular, except We want nice plaee-six
to eight rooms nice location, all modern good
sized garden, garage, etc. Moline or Rock
Island. ANN
THEY (Mss Robertson and other mem
bers of copgress) would favor ten maternity
bills next day, and thank God that fate had
made them observers of maternity, only
Arthur Brisbane.
Dear, dear, there be ANY experience
Arthur hasn't had?
NO WONDER THEY RECOMMEND SEEING
AMERICA FIRST.
Sir: Just little bit of heaven"-and thew
called it Mt Sterling. On entering Mt SterI-
ing, Ill, the traveller reads this invitation:
See America First, Then Mt Sterling. On
the business roster one sees Ryan's Restau-
rant oNeaTs Drugs and Hardware. and Riley
Bros barber shop and poolroom.
SOLOMON PIFFLE.
The Path of Rectftude rs Duh. Isn't TIT
bushnell Corr, Galesburg Republican,
Register.1
Letters which have been received by
the parents of the young people who
are attending the school as you NAV
call 1t for instruction in the objects ad-
vaneed by the Bpworth league show
that they are very busy and are in
structed pretty thoroughly every day
but even with their instruction being
as IL is, venture to say that they have
enjoyed nearly every hour they have
been dulied in this noble work
OUR doctor will be ehagrined to learn tbat
our right index finger succeeded ia siaeste1
ping the atrociously long splint he put on onr
arm mus enabling us latter fashion) to
write this colyum with both hands
AREN'T you just dying to know what Som
warren bought for Dads wedding present.
~ w. r e. MIG
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-17
The Hygiene of Swimming-Esa-
sion in Not Control.

The Hygieae of Swimming-Esa-
sion il Net Control.
Here is a lettsr from a mother.
Her view of life comes like breath
of fresh air,
my Dear DIR. Brady: I ana a
woman of 40. l have had four chill
dren and am expecting a fifth. l
have resided fer thirty years in
the same neighborhood, rich
farming country, where the farm
ers are all well-to-do. have fine
houses, good automobiles, and en-
joy the comforts Of life. Here,
where We have the best of food,
fresh air, clean outdoors play
grounds and no bad influences, it
would seem we lived in an ideal
place to raise children, as future
good citizens.
'Yet, of the many couples / have
seen grow up and marry, many re-
fuse to have children, preferriRg
freedom to go, and a chance to
spend more freely on dress and
their own good times. Many others
have at most one or two children
and speak with scorn Of women like
myself who take the children as
they come, believing it is the right
way to do, whether considered from
the viewpoint of good morals or of
physical well-being for the woman
and the welfare of the race.
Now l know, of course, that q
couple may to some extent control
such things, and I certainly do not
believe in the birth of a child ever
year in every family, but | think a
normal couple should, if God 50
wills, have children scattered over
the whole happy period of a wo-
mans collaborating time, though
I am laughed at by the birth con-
troll devotees if l venture to ex-
press such an opinion ...,.
Very truly yours,
lMFs.
Birth control" deserves to be set
off with quotation marks, because
it's devotees or advocates are not
sincere in the use of the phrase.
They do not care or mean to con-
troll the birth rate. They wish to
evade the responsibilities of parent
hood. Birth prevention is what they
should call it.
Even granting that anybody has
a moral or legal right to promul-
gate the doctrine of eontra-ception,
certainly no one has the right to
speak or think scornfully of such a
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-17
To Hume 1t May Consurn.

Quincy, ILL.,, March 26, 1921.
I want to make this mater
Plain, Life is not worth the
effort lay me away Quitely &
Cheply, Put a under shirt &
drawers & A skull Cap on my
head Cotton Socks & trow a
pease of a sheat over me & let
her go Gallagher & put a lit
tie Rock to me head & that
is all you can do for me. &
bear in mind, l don't want Ane
one to greave for me, l don't
want any Clergy or Spirtuel
Doctors at my Funeral / Be-
leave in true Christianity &
Brotherhood, Be good to
Mama, Best Wishes to all
JOHN H. GALLAGHER.
p. S. / will tax Father Gass
or Gun Rout
I am only waiting until
the Spirit Moves Me to the
Act
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-17

five provinces of Argentina. In TINS
territory, comprising less than
per cent of the area of South Amer
lea, 46 per cent of the cattle are
raised.
@. Please suggest something for
summer window curtains | DIS
like the bare windows. A ;. n
A. Use serim, wolfe or swiss eur
tain material which can be bought
by the yard and has border On
one or both sides. Turn hem on
one side wide enough to run ta .3
curtain pole through This VIII
make curtains the depth Of the up.
per window sash, with a border ~
top and bottom. They make Tue
room look dainty and fresh, but w
not obstruct the breeze and 90 mo-
gather dirt by blowing against 'u7
screens.
Q. Where does the spinach when
can be bought all winter come
from? /, n
A. The truck farms of the south
ship spinach north. In 1919. 80
cars were sent out. 81 per cent u
them being sent from Virginia anu
Texas.
@. Who was Thamyris? NJ |.
A. Thamyris was 1nraelea
bard who challenged the MUSES. -
a contest Of singing. He was owe
come by them and as punlsn hlt Lis
was blinded and deprived OF hi'
gift of song.
@. Is any more land being ST.
aside for national forests? \. a
A. The purchase of 42,22I aeieo
of land to be added to the easselr
national forests was authorized %
June Is by the national forest f eoa
ervation commits sien. About 90
acres of this is in Virginia. the
including tracts in Alabama. -
kansas, Georgia, New HampshL3
North Carolina, Tennessee A0
West Virginia.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-17

@. When did the custom of fu-
neral sermons originate? D. S.
A. The custom of funeral ser
mons, together with various other
rites in connection with the bur-
ials may be traced back to an
tiquity Even the primitive peoples
had certain ceremonies in connee-
ton with the burial of their dead.
In ancient Greece and Rome the
custom of eulogiziRg the dead was
very popular
@. HOW large is the Pacific
ocean, II f. 5.
A. With its bordering seas, the
Pacific ocean has an area of about
30, 0e0. 600 square miles, which is
equal to the entire land surface of
the globe.
@. Has London corner as busy
as Columbus Circle, \. W
A. PicadilIy at the Ritz Home is
the busiest spot in London. An
average of 2,873 vehicles pass this
corner in an hour, while 1886 We
hicles pass around Columbus Cir
Gle in the same length of time.
Q. Kindly publish examples OF
technical words. A u. D.
A. Such words as engineer, pilot,
mechanician, struts and magnetic
are technical words.
@. Where are most cattle raised
in South America? R. G.
A. The Pan-American Union says
that the region of greatest density
of cattle is that surrounding the
Plata river, including Uruguay,
Southern Rio Grande do Sal, and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-17

ONE of our daily worries would be elm
mated if the Chicago papers could get together
the spelling of Mrs. Obenchain's Christian
name. The Trib headlines her MadelyRn.
the Hearstaminer streamer prefers Madalynne
and the Post calls her Madelynne Judging
by the little we have read about this case the
better spelling would be "Maudlin".
Explaining the Frequent Attacks of Indigestion
Suffered by the God of Love.
CAS- Geraldine Farrar sees u.s.
Men are like cakes in bag After
you have begun to eat the cake with the
green icing you think perhaps you would
like the one with the pink icing better.
You try that, and yearning for checo-
late seizes you. You put that aside, for
the cake in the bottom of the bag still
allures.
NO, l shall never marry, because
marriage means eating one cake all your
life and keeping on eating it whether
you like it not, You know | should
not like to have to keep eating my
cake after l had had enough"
TODAY'S Oddities in Orthography prize
goes to the Atkinson News for its reference
to the "attatchees of the J. NJ. Young hospital.
Honorable mention is given The Argus for
Terra Haute' in headline.
A FERTILE WHEEZE
Dear Rem'g: SunHearstaminer headlines
wisconsin Farmer Is Bored to Death by
BulP'. Sure, anybody is or perhaps Wiscon-
sinites claim immunity, hence the headline ex-
citement. Somebody had better sell them a
bulrush fender. r. r. HOOP.
THE Litry Dijist is fond of relics Erin
stance, this credited to the Greenville g. CO
Piedmont: Charles Evans Hughes to the line
and lets the chips fall where they may"
Mr.. GALLAGHER IS DEAD, BUT THIS
SHOULD LIVE FOREVER
[From the Quincy Wing Journal
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-17
wEDNEsDAY-rEE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS AUGUST IT, 1921.
HEALTH TAnll RS
~ WILLIAM BRADY nd. 3.

mother as the writer of this letter.
Her ideals and views are refresh
inelv normal and sound. from the
viewpoint of health of mother and
child. also, 1 believe, from the view
point of morality. Mothers OF falu-
lilies such as she is rearing are
the finest types OF womanhood one
can find in the world, physically
and every other way.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Oily Scalp and DandrUff.
Please print good recipe for
oily scalp and dandruf. Miss ".
A. M
Answer-Onee or twice a day ap-
ply to the scalp. not the hair, a few
drops of this solution, bearing in
mind the fact that resarcin some
times stains very light or gray
hair yeliowish:
Resorein ...... 20 grains
Saficylic acid ...... 10 grains
Any toilet water. or pure
alcohol ... 2 ounces
If the scalp is too dry, a few
drops of castor oil may be added
to the formula.
FelOn.
What is the best thing to do for
a felene | have been suffering with
one on my thumb for four weeks.
(M. s. P.t
Answer-The earlier you go uu-
der ether and have the felon prop
eFly incised and drained, the mora
quickly you will be well. Poui-
ticing and applying saiVes and such
things can only prolong the suffer
ing and probably increase the dam
age done by the infection. A feion
is formation of pus tmatter) deep
against the bone or at least under
the hard, dense flbrous tissue of th9
thumb, or flnger-the pain arises
from the tension of the confined
pus. 1t is dangerous to daily with
such an infection.
Lemon and Salts.
Is a wine-glassfuI of Rochelle
salts and the juice of half lemon
injurious to take every morning be-
fore breakfast? A friend told me
it would reduce me. (P. b.
Answer-Yes. The lemon juice is
all right, but the salts would be
most injurious. The stuff won't re-
6uce you, unless by running your
health Less food and more exer-
else will reduce you surely and
safely.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-17
WILLAMETTE.
cTo a kindly viIlain.)


CTo a kindly viilain)
do not like you, Or. D.;
You trussed my arm in splints so tight
i think that you've mistreated me.
Beneath my hand you placed with glee)
A splint SO long l cannot write!
! do not like you, DR.. d.
You would not listen to my plea
You nearly hid my hand from sight!
/ think that you've mistreated me.
/ wanted all my fingers free
And now-behold my sorry plight!
do not like you, DR.. ID.
To handicap me seemed to be
To you a source Of keen delight -
/ think that you've mistreated me.
All right I bow to your decree;
But Tread these lines l now indite)
/ do not like you, DR. D.,
1 think that you've mistreated me!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-17

Nine thousand cases Of Scotch whisky for
transit to Bermuda were in the hold OF liner
arriving at New York from Europe the other
day No wonder Bermuda as resort for
american tourists is enjoying the most pros
nervous season in The history of the island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-17

her bed and closed her eyes. She
lay very still for long time. a "a
diant smile overspreading Ter wrin-
killed. face. Beautiful! she mur-
INJURED. The radiance of the glory!
Il see tit Is mine"
Catherine had found the real
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-17

The old-fashioned farmer who fires shot
gun at boys caught in his watermelon patcn
has again been located in Iowa
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-17

The Episcopal bishop of Nevada has re-
Gently converted a saloon, a billiard hall and
store into church buildings Nevada is get
ting good.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-17

The income tax is not now worrying the
man who has been out of a job all summer
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-17

Now that women's ears are coming back
they'll hear a lot of things they didn't suspect
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-17

It takes will power. but a Chicagoan, aged
%, who has been married and divorced three
times, has broken himself of the habit
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-17

Russia, it is stated, will permit all AmeFi-
cans to return home if they want to. You can
make your own guess as to whether they
want to.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-17

A permanent tariff is one drafted to- last
until the next election.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-17
Argus Information Bureau

O a ny
Bureau
adore
to tiers
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-17

Hay fever guarantees the freedom of the
sneeze,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-17

[From the Quincy Wing Journal.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-08-14
SrieSc iiir .SrIamS im
2insIiebt.

SUnoDn. - Sur6 9lnfro9en In
gut unterridteten 9reiien bot Der
Correspondent Der .9ouoon 8imeS"
in Sutlin in Grfabriiiie gcbrads
oaB Die 5rieOensbeotngInget eer
britiIhen Sfegierung nit 9eruiiier
&or6ebaIten BON Dem altf oei1, is.
9luguit ein6erufenen Gull @ircdrn.
Dem iriiden repubIiconiiden 9arlo'
mert, B5dit mabrideinIi9 an8el.om-
men lperoen.
SGntmtIid1e M9iigIieoer oeg irii6.
repubIiconiidch TarlanieittS, meId)c
nod in britiiIen &cfdngniifen inBcn,
lrno irei9eiaiien, ioenr SSobn s. Ntc-
Secipn, elmer Ser fiibrcnSen Sfiicicre
ser iriiden 9lrmce, Ser in Gerhin-
o1tnq nit sem arieg III SSrlanO bc3
0torbes iduIOio befittoen lrorOcn
NOR.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-08-14
9og onf $500 900 be,per

3ns onf S500,000 betpertbetC
beriihmte grouo SoteI in Der 9tlpen,
ortihnft gillors lit total obqebrannt
Zen SnioiiGn geInng cs fnun, br
noftes 2eben 81 retten
Gscouabo, @hd., mar idper
beorobt non 8oIObrdnOen, Die oidi
al Die Stoot beranfanten.
Der burh cr6itterte Sample
apiihen iSosciitcn uno Gommuniiten
beraufbcbidmorene ssiirgerfriea in
sytnlien bat in oen Iesten 1agen ei,
men iehr stidhrliden llmiauq onge-
nonumen. Ger &apit bot @ebete um
5rieOen in aaen airdlen 0es 2onoes
clIgpor0net.
- SSn 2olpen. gelqien ipur6e Der
tSrunoitein iiir Ole ncuellnioeriitdts-
9ibliotbet geIegt. oie- als4Stiftlng
non 4mericnnern Bnn ~rios iiir 6as
biitoriid]c nlte 9ibliotbefs.@ .@ebdu0e
errid1tet miro, Dos i'm ariegc bel Ocr
Ginnnbne Der 5tdOt our9 Die Gent,
ihen abbranrlte.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-08-14

9Snris. - Der Sberite @utentc.
roth lit am Montae in 8uris 5u ei.
ner Gonferen5 5lliammengetreten
0eren 3iped lit peri6iebene aus oem
SSrie0ensuertran berporgegongenc
Broblene 5u Ioisn. 1os Sauptae.
id0ft bi!Oet DE 9lusgIcihung Der
5rpiid3en 6ronfreid urO Gnolan0
betreffs SberidIeiieit's entItonOenen
IeinungSnerIdieocnbciten uuo Die
3egellrng Der oitoiiotiIcb paeifiI6en
5rogen.
Sn Der obcrihIeiiiden 5rage er.
rang Der britiide &rcmicr 2lono
George iniofern cincn Sieg, ols ser
9fatb beidloB, feine 9rilppenpcritar.
fitngen nnh SberidIciien qt Ididen,
lpie 6roufreih geplont bate.
8etrefis Scr EbciIllno 0berId,Ie.
Iien's bo6en, nie aus 5uoerldfiiaer
GueIe nerloiitetr. 9loo6 George imO
8rio1o 1T elmer pripoten 9eipre.
dung Ii6 a1tf eiten GornprorniB oc.
eini9t. noh pelhem Sic fiinftiae
@ren5e 5tpiiden Dem 0eutId)en
Reid itn0 8oleu 1peitIifl bon 9leB
on Der @eihieI beainnen lm0 iih
Damn tpeitli6 pon @leilpib, 3oI. uno
@robItrebIis noroIidf bis 3u elmer
SteGe 3tpiiden 9loIcn6era ltnS
Sren5blrQ, bon ga Bis sur Gor6.
9ren8e SbcribIeiien's eritrcdet ioII.
Gicie 2inie. Sic 0urhaus nidt ae.
roolini9 nerlditft, tpiwoe 6oS 9(bItim.
nulugs9ebict unqef1hr baIbiren. Tie
gereinborilna, nit ser mon cine Ser
bebenfIflitcn Wleilp.ausberitfyie0en-
heitcn Stpiid,en Sen Characterization
fir beieitiot bGIt. be6ori inOes nodl
DER @eitotiguna ourd Sen Oberiten
Cntenter1t1 IeI6it. Sic inIG ieood) sic
@rilnbInae 81 Sem 9eIdhrb qc6iI6et
hobcn feline GeritGrfunacn nod
GberIhleiien su fd)iden. 7ic britt.
it1en itn0 itoIieniifen &ertreter
iofGen iih nuf bcn tSton6punct &C.
iteIlt hobcr ooB ioTfe GerItdrfimoen
iiberfliiiiio ieier inpnn Ser Gntcnte-
roth iofort sen nnaetiihrten Gompros
niB iiber sic fiiuFtiae @rcnic an.
nehme naiI horonSIidtIih Geltjf,c.
mic GoIen iid1 nit 6enfcl6cn 5lfric.
ben qeber uiirseit.
General Qerono oGer6inQs mpin.
te, @erItdrfungen lpdrcn ser @oriid,t
haIber inter oIIen ltmItGnoen onqc.
hroft Ser General Qob Dem Cher
fen %nth cinen lteber6Iif iibcr sic
Grbeb1tna aorfontp'S uno ieifer
5reiiHdrler tur6 6erer @orqeifid)tc.
neaN bercn linn bon 6eutider Seite
SaemIim often Ser @oriuurf Qenndt
miro, ieinc @fIidt oIs 8oriibcr ser
Characterization ridt actbnn at
boben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-08-14
@eidlidJtlidrs gnredJt.

9etreffs Ser SbeiGltng 0bcridle.
iiet's mics 0finiiterprdiiOcnt Qlop0
George ouranf bin, SoB SdleIien
ieit Z SaSobrbunoerten IN 0eutidcn
be5lp 5eitrDeiIi9 0iterreibi6en Sdn.
Sen gelpefen iei uno icit III cSahrcr
5u 8reuBen eeb6rc. Gr betontc 0nf
i'm 9Sntereiie bes @eItiric6ens @roB.
britonnien feline 2oirng ser @rcn3.
fra8e 5uIoiien fonnte, sic lid, nift
ebrridl auf Oa8 g1einItot Der goIfs.
abitimmuna ariin0ete
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-08-14
8ieiiscr 5rancnabcridnf. in Gnrupa

Berlin. 28ie Der oeutif)e BE.
poIferungs Statiitifer 9tIbin 0li.
del ouS9erednet bot, iino Bel ben 9e.
genrpdrtigen 3abIeltperb1ltniiien &c
40 grocent Der 5rnuen itt0eutih'
IonO 'ur GheIoiigfeit perurtbeiIt.
Ger 6roueriiberiduB in europa, er.
flGrt 0tihel, beloufe iif 5ur 3eit oui
mehr aI5 10 03iIIionen ipdbreno er
iid nor Dem 81 &c, I'M Sabre 1914
oltf MIR 6 D1ilIionen belief mooou
$4,000 auf 8eutifldno famen
Gieier l1eberiduB. fiigt Wtidel bin-
gu, lperoe lid infoIge bon 9Iusmonoe.
ring BON @ldnncrn in ben n1hIten
10 bis 10 Sobreu nod peientIih cr-
boben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-08-14

8egriirroiing 6es glntrn8s ioete.
S1lodtfreli5er non Der Sooo-GIuiie
init 165ollieen @eidiisen iolleh es
fem.
Ser geranute Secretdr, Oberit.
Ieutrant 9luerp. erfldrfe, 0oB eng
lanO Den San BON 3riegsihiffen in
9inblid nuf Die beporStebenSe slb-
riIhing@Gonfereits nidt nufgeben
o0er neridieben tperoe. Gr beftritt
ober, oaB 0ns britiibe sSlottenbau.
YrosIdiunr ols 9erousforoerlua oer
ger Staonten 5ii betratten iei.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-08-14
Gntenteratb
tit sibnug.

Sine SIrt 5ricSenseuufcrens I'M Slei'
nen. - Die 3eritGdcInng Cher.
idlleiien's nnh Die uituiatiid.paeis
fifd)eu &rObIems Die Sounptssidldf-
te. - 6rautreidJ nnS GnsIanS
am 6cilIdlen nnS SdadDrrn. =
SrOt EIebiscit iOII 2cntIflanO
bic Sdlfte Cberialeiien's perIie-
rem.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-08-14
giOltruOcmns iiber baS SaGr 1921.

s5m 8eltfriege iin0 Die gropbe.
5eiilngen oes gioitrnoamus, oie iest
iIber 300 Sabre alt iino, bdnIig al.
tjert tporoeu. ga iie a6er in iehr
0unfler Spra6e obgefaBt limo, lit
eS nitt olI3u iatuer, fir ieoen Sal
oos 4aIienoe bernuS5uinhen. 60
Bat mmt iebt foIgenoe 8orou2iosim.
gen gefltnoen, Die iid aui 6os Iau.
ienoe SSabr be3ieben iouen: 1921
lUeroe, 10 iaste 9toitraoamus, elm
fritiIdbes SJJnbr tDer6en. Ole 86lfer,
Die ibre ltripriiuglidjen 8ege Derlals
ien ba6en, um Die 5reibeit at fin.
Den, Deroen merfcn, ooB iie mebr
im0 n1ebr beriflapt peroen, uno
iuer6en beginner, it6 barber 3u ar.
germ, 6oB iie 5reibeit uno gteIigton
oerloren baber. Gle meroen Die
duBeriten 2tnfspurteien nieoerl1la.
gen. Damn beqiunt ein goloenes
3eitaIter bis 1896. 1921 miro
Jronfret6 tDieoer Ronardic. @roBe
llnllDol5ungen gei6ehen in Der Re'
gieriilg Der Gtoaten. Die gIeuge.
burt, ole 6abin Dor iid sebt lit
gum 9eil eiHer groBen uno iHddtl'
den gerionli6teit 5u3uitWeibcn Die
nabrideinlid) ms Dem horolidleH
2roiIfreit5 fomnit mo einem alten
@eidfe1t ongeb6rt, oo5 man fir
alisgeitorben bielt. Sn oieiem Sabre
iueroen 6rie0en un6 Ginigfeit inter
ben 80ltern eiutretsu, Die oie
S@ranfeu breden meroer, Ole ibge
3egieruugen erridtst hoben.-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-08-14
&arnung an SSranfrcidl.

9cireffs 5ranfrei6's fiibrte ser
Rinii,erpr1iiOent >ous, @roBbritnn.
MEN peritebe Oeiieu 90nnId nnd5 81.
herbeit ooaitdnoig; oicic 5ilher6eit
miiiic iih ober oui WGBigunq in Ser
9lusnublm9 ser glodt bcs Sicacrs
uno dltf cine aeredltc 8crfbciiunq
0berihleiien's itiiben. @roB6ritan.
MEN, betontc er, iperoe lid, nid)t lUie-
Der in einen Grieg 8ieben Ioiicu 6nrh
0}iB6raudl ii6erlc9ener @elpolt oGcr
ourh geracpaIti9ung Oes9ie6tes iei.
tens oes Siegers.