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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-30
VETERANS WANT
STATE BONUS
Meeting To Be Held Here Satur-
day Night To Take Action
To Send Legislature

The Daily Register has recciv-
cd the following from Taylor ~.
House. which i Sclf-explana-
tory:
Lexington. BY. Nov. y.
Editor Daily Register.
Dear Sir
The Veterans Welfare .ASSo-
ciation which was organized on
October llth. III Lexington. with
representative from about TWEEN
y counties present. including
Madison. has been holding mass
meetings n different parts OF thc
state ~ all eX-scrvicc men and
women anil their families aut
friends who favor q state bonus
bill being passed by the next
General Assembly III Kentucky.
Will hold q meeting in Richmond
Saturday night. December ;. at
20 q clock. in the circuit court
room. Every patriotic and red
bloOGcd man and woman in Mad
is"u county is expected to attend.
Last saturday night a meeting
ra~ held in Frankfort and res
oluil"n iavurinS a bonus was pass
ed unanimously. Winchester.
Georgetown and other places
have held big meetings and CON
"n record favorine state bonn.
NINt"cn states already hav,
na~>cd bonus measures. the laS
eng Ohio II the last election
Fifteen state III The IN 'un hav
passed measure, giving prcic'
cnrc 40 cN-~crvicc mes IL all non
-icct;vc office in the states. K,i
f'Ickv has ignored her veterans.
y bill j. being prepared II pre-.
lit by former members al t.
legislature for = >.atc b"uu> Al.
I i the airu 81 thi, aS,ociati",
,n get the cN->crvicc men am
wtucu and Their friend, back -
;Ac movement We have re
rc'vci hundreds oi letter, iron
over thc state from c,,-~crvic,
people asking that their name
lc r~cd ~ favor of the hu,
There are mo dues - this org:
'zatiun and d." assessments. the
expenses .avc been met bv vol
rrtarN contributions uf fcv
nlcn who are real veterans an
sec the need oi Kentucky do:u.
-"ncthin@ f"r her cN->crvicc pee
pie.
Duc 81 ;hc >pcal,cr- viii be tn.
= ate president who served u ar
20 .a',or f-r two and = hall wears
cur NJ the War. part oi the time
hcIi'% attached L. The Roval .\ir
Fore nf tie British armies. was
Nu-irdcd an the front in Franc
and i credited with victories
over German aviator> in battle
lie i lawyer ui Lexington nj
pre>cut Taylor y. House. 4
Madison county man. also a law
yer pf Lexington. and former
;.viator during the war. will speak
aud l>S'>t III organizing the men
oi his old home county.
Kindly give this writc-ur in
Your valuable paper and recci,, Z,
the thanks OF us al. Yours truly.
Veterans Welfare Assn.
Hy TAYLOR y. House. Cor. Sec.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-30
SINN FEIN WON'T AGREE
-. N...eIatea I.,..-.l

London. Nov. 50-t:uvcru,urut
circles today expressed belief tls,
Irish conference would nrc-' *
down almost Immediately - tiv
result "f difficulties winch iIav,
arisen and that resumption II
armed ho>til;tic> could not hc
postponed.
The alternative settlement Ti;n
Submitted bv the government t.
Sim Fem representative last
evening included the necessity
for Sim Fem definitely decide {,
take oath To the CROWN. Ii i an
derStood the Sim I'cjn viii not
agree.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-30
Japs and Chinese To
Discuss SEsntung Problem.

Washington. Nov. 81. hr',.cti'
ArraugcmeaJ was made. Il u
said officially tiday. in the iri.'s-
nfcut conference circles. for di
rect negotiations between lap1-
nest and Cluuc>c de-" "at''u-
over Shauturs The e, wini;-.t
on Far Eastern questions "i-
journcd today to give those ic..-
cations ire haild IN t'', uc.,
t,dti,.ES.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-30
Prisoners Hide In A Box
OBy Associated Press,

Frankfort. nov. 5C-Twu bro
theirs. Bel bv name. almost cN-
capped from the county jail nj
Columbia before they were trans
fcrrcd TO he rcformaturv here.
one reason they failed tn get
away was because jailcr Tartcr
started to fire into box IN the
Jail. One OF the boys was in the
box and when the jailcr announc-
cd his intention to plug" the
box Bell called and came out. He
wa, locked up in his cell.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-30
8 MORE MEN SOUGHT
IN LIQUOR Theft
Judge Cheatham's Son Wanted
With Others In Connection
Taylorsville Robbery

Louisville. Nov. S0-Ninc more
men. including the son of County
Judge Thad Cheatham, are TO be
arrested in connection with the
theft. two weeks, ago OF 249
cases OF conhscated whisky from
the Spencer county court house
At Taylorsville,
udgc Chedtham and his bro
thcr. Goebcl Cheatham. were ar
rested Monday at Tavlorsvillc by
federal officers who charged them
with violation OF the Nolstcad
act. Five other men were arrest
cd on the same charge.
MI were brought to Louisville
and placed n the Jail and were
released on bond Tuesday by ].
y. Craft. federal commissioner
Judge Cheatham's bond was fixed
at $500 ami the others ranged
downward.
In making public the names.
the federal agents made II known
that the warrant ON which Judge
Chcatham and the original FIVE
we're taken Monday was a blan-
kci paper. naming l.; men n MI.
he nine Other men sought are
Len Chcatha;;:. son Ot Judge
Chcathan. Jesse Flower. Andcr-
.on Stout. Nelson Warren. Fly
Warren. Harry Taylor. Eli Me
Cooincr. Walter Giggintun and 4
man named Sandiord. MI are
believed to ike in tn vicinity OF
IaylOrsville
VI arraignrIcnt today District
\tturncy W. =. Gregory hal not
returned iron Owcn,horo. but
tuumi>>ionc Graft decided To.
conduct the hearing without him.
Attorneys ior the alleged con
~pir-,torS entered pleas of not
gull ior tn Chcatliams. Cane.
Ecnnctt and cotton.
Two nc"roc, among those ar
rcstcd pleaded not guilty. They
at first pleaded guilty.
Judge Chcajham and his bro.
thcr. Gocbcl 'hcatham. and the
ether, waived examining trial and
we're released on bonds. They
were instructed {" appear Before
'hc grand jury March II. 1922.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-30
Liberty Bonds Dominate Market

NcN York. Nov. Sol liberty
EondS continued IL dominate the
trading ON stock E,changc to-
dav. MI ISSUES. cXccDt ) ID per
cent. extended recent gains. Sec
ond 4> registered the largest gain
rising To 90 cents per hundred
dollars. while others rose ircr
Is tn about ~ cents. sales in
the irSt two hours aggregated
S0.0O000O.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-30
Prohibition Party Is Not Dead

Chicago. .\ov SS0-Cortinu-
ance OF prohibition party a. CON
tender, in national politics was
recommended bv the national
Legislative committed TO-DAY in a
resolution presented 10 the party.
The Rational committee said 'be
EScrSsnt to the trust committed
to>its care b. the founders; ii ii
has now failed. continue activi-
ties" The resolution will hy act :
IL l.. L. Il.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-30
University of Dallas Wants "Bo'
OBy Associated press)

Dallas, Tex. Nov. S0-'Bo
Mcmillan. famous Centre College
quarterback. left Fort Worth to-
day to re-entcr college. He car
ried with him 4 proposition from
University OF Dallas to coach its
football team next year at Il sal
AIRY of 5000. Mcmillan has the
offer under ldvisemcni.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-30
Complete Returns on
constitutional Amendments

Frankfort. Nov. SS0-Maiuri-
ties OF 22.l2S against cunstitu-
tional amendment No. and ri
$3.50 against amendment Ne. ,
are shown by complete official
returns froW the election \o-
vembcr = Casey county haliut>
failed to carry the amendment
opositions.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-30

Mr.. y. &. =. at>uu who i CON
,iuct'u.s tic uu>ic 80 the Fir.
Presbyterian church revival Sc
vice. + m7 mailing the talent
81 singers o' Richmond so" D.
large churr>. AMI .hc '>unl cam
and Junior capru~c, are furnish
ing "a musical treat f"r The larS,
crowds who ere ioci,iug to the
..'ur,h each u..li Mr. Natsr-l
irl Miss B-'-ht v'li in. in
,p,c;al number tonight. Every
body welcome.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-30
PLAN TO TAKE HUNS IN

London. Nov. 80. bull>tiH-
Reports that the British cabinet
i considering the proposed mora
torium Tor Germany was cu"lrm
ed in official circle, toGay. The
point being discussed i under
what conditions the moratorium
could be declared
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-30
Today's Livestock Markets

Cincinnati. Nov 90 Cattle
strong: packing hogs > higher :
pigs Soc lower: Chicago steady.
Louisville. Nov. S9-Cattlc SEQ.
active and unchanged: hogs 2OG0.
25c lower. tops s. >hccr 80.
steady and unchanged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-30
Reelfoot Lake Up

lickIuau. Nov. $50 kcciiout
lake rose from Ia to us inches
within short time during the
recent heavy rains throughout
this section.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-30
Texas Or Man Kill Self

Fort N"r,n. Tex. Nuv. ~
lack >ankry. widely known oil
man. shot AMI killed himself ia
hotel her, t",l;,y y" reason j.
given
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-30
Be sure to sttend the Presby-
tsrian revival tonight. Good
singing and splendid gosrel mes
ssges.
Drilling In SiInIson

Franklin. Nov. S0-Drilling 10
new depths for oil has been start
ed in the oil fields in this section
vi the state Several rigs are at
work in the Glen Lily and Dav-
enport pools. where it l. said BY
operators that they are going u
test the 11O0-foot sands.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-30
HEARD ABOUT TOWN

Rev. I. y. NcClintock lia> re-
turned from Campton. Ky. where
he closed a most successful anI
deeply spiritual revival a, the
Methodist church. resulting in
over one hundred conversions,
besides great awakening and
rccOnsecration OF the entire iIUnI-
bcrship.
MIR. y. G.. Todd. OF the Brass
iicld section. sold to {. {. Chris
man the past week splendid
pair of four-ycar-old mare mules
fur $40. He also disposed OF a
fancy saddle horse. {. l.. Foley
being the purchaser. at 4 fancy
price. Mr.. Foley shipped him to
L party at Hazard. Ky.
Mr.. o. II. Hill. OF Morganhcld
formerly with the Ky Utilities
here. has been awarded vocation
al training and will resign bis
position and take up his new
work the first of the year Mr.
Hill will be given a three yeaI
course in State University II
which time he will graduate 4;
electrical engineer Mr.. and Mrs
Hill will be ~ home 10 thc;'
friends in Lexington after tie
tlrSt oi january.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-30
Candy ir tiano Parted Boxes

Mrs. MOCoW' aud her spIendi-
committee. viii have all the neI.
delicious candle al Ha"t II L"
zaar December ;. Dom: forget.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-30

proves profitable. Conflict. al
WAYS destructive. can be avoided
II quick and constant effort be
made To add members. In this
way. a. well aS in detail manage
ment. will the glorious promise
OF the Burley Patch be realized.
GREEN tL-AN
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-30
Hens, Sa'sdsI Pies! Puddings

Mrs. Wells and committee can
furnish your Sunday dinner
ready to serve. Mrs. BiSgerstatl'
will have he- famous nut and
fruit. cakes on sale Bring your
friends to luncheon Masonic
Temple. Dec. .Srd. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-30

DR. r. /. lelford requests a
full Attendance of the mer'bers
OF shc Health and Welfare
League at his study al the First
Presbyterian church Thursday at
ternoon at $50.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-30

The Home Candy Kitchen vii
be open Thursday. December
al the same sta..d-Opera HouS,
building. Varieties of fresb
homemade candies on sale. Your
patronage appreciated. 2SS 2
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-30
Weather fCr Kentucky

Fair Thursday no change in
temperature
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-30
FORGET YOUR YESTERDAYS AND
THINK OF TODAY & TOMORROW

Yesterday = work J. bui step
ping stone Tor good work tOdaN
and tomorrow. Winners must
get results turing extra vote
periods II they wish to WIN au
tumobilc or talking machine.
Ne arc prone - think 81 our
Yesterdays L" think ii "a good
decd dome YESTERDAY "a piece "a
work accomplished YESTERDAY
Let the yesterdays take care ~
themselves c~-iut the present ar
the tumDrruv,> must >rv result
4 Yesterdays record To- main
tanned \" .uattCi how we'll tn,
candidate worked last wees. Il
she docs not work th;, week aud
next week. while the extra vote
are being "i-vr. >hv viii b., ici;
lar behind ~ the racr iCr - az
Jom"bilc ar talking machine.
Auv worker whu stops - think
viii -ralize that L Is - her IN
irrc,t Z" work nom and take al
-antlSc ui these extra yutc>.
Brush from '-"Gr mind I'll, ;d,7
ri that ".,ri .,urL ui yesterday
,->t,rd;v b. cone act ;".lav ami
tomorrow
Th- b;-Se-l pcriui 81 ti,is
campaign tha; clt~v- s--:t'l rest
~aturia,. 90. 25est extra vn.,.-
ami ur limit ;D thc amount u
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-30

Iellyisi sometimes affair q Ii
ameter OF two feet
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-30

The sloe is>cne of the few nest
building fishss.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-30
Today's Produce Prices

Quoted and paid by Rvn.kcr
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-30
Meeting Of Health
And Welfare League

ed upon later in the dav.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02

dea-WitsowsAi which we borrow from,
TIE Cinc nnati 'Freie Presse. seems
quite noteworthy. !, reads IN is es-
sen:ia. parts:
It would. II fact. 3e an .uexeassb.e
6.undsr Z the German govegnmen.
even 80 much as remotely wanted to
crsa's The impression TIC. harden
come here upan rs orders No. only
TIE Americans O. German descent. out
every decent American .n general sol d
regH~f suta ending a al insult.
We americans q German asscen. have
fox Aaxinilian Harden noshiag but
contempt
We have nc. forgotten tbs. +. was
Aaxinailisn Harden who. in time
when Woodrow Wilson was engaged
n preparing his war pans. Rad Tor Inc
same Wilson oriv wofls O. praise. Nor
have we forgotten Eat Harden. IN a
TINE wren 'he Germsn peocls gnces
the terms Or lie Treat Of Versailles
struggled 80 hard foF rs existence
@As no; ashamed % defend ,he iahuman
measures of Gsrnany's enemies.
Maybe Harden does not maze much
o. The opinion Of Americans Of Ger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02

Z displays Of picture postcards q the
old King and Prince Rupprecht a
elaborate and copious as any ever seen
before the var
The Bavarian people nave sigh, sai1h
IN and no regard for the republic ard
unhesitatingiy refer 70 "nnser Keen g
l~our King"
Correct one % them b. saying. Don't
gou mean ex-ling >" and you viii De an
swered WIN black looks and protest
ing shaking q the head
Ii his situation lie many posslbii.-
ties Of trouble. Ravarisns are net rar-
ticularly partissns q the cd Kaiser.
bat q the Bavarian King. VINO was his
vssssl. they seem 10 be as fond Is ever.
Munich now Is poor, but determined.
Her people and those OF Dresden are
psyche. ogically q ire same sor,
Hindenburg Lives in Munich
And Is as Popular as Ever
IL Munich row lives Hindenburg. TIE
Pr1ssi2n q al Prussians. ana h Is
quite as arrossn. As when .ae populace
were putting silver nails MO his
wooden efgy to show their loyalty and
willingness 20 sacrifice TO The nth"
degree 20 neip him WIZ me Kaisers
var agains- the world
To-day this zrcn-nill.arist Of history
s given as profound respec, in Munich
IS ne used 10 nave n Berlin when the
Kaiser's troops were winning ana 3h4
famous Inc, named after him, was sup
posed TO be inyulnerable
Not now popular in Prussia. this
gres., SQUARE jawed imperial.ss. who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02
France Faces Problem Of
Scourge With v i'd Bears
w off Huniing Lieutenants"
Are Named From sportsmen
to DESTROY Animals

PARIS. Sept. 2o-S.nce s-e va ,7srs
as been seg.l&r scogrgs O I'd
toars = several parts o. F.snce- IL
they are re- - age a. th0se ia tss
forests. +. < Supposed nal they 80
cross breeds resulting ron re eseaps
o rigs from n:..tsfy rE fans DING
tne va
:, ms been cee.aee. ssys as.'er to
aessgoy sAea,. ana - ta.s oppose
~'se4.e,.sr.-s &C .o-ver,s. G. 'ea.f-A1-t-
,ae l;cutaaants. asve teen eaossa
rom arzong he nos: experienced -
.ers These .:eutenan.s FAVE nothing
% r. ~..h he Irregular army. bet are
chosen b re local projects. TIE SER
ices e .he raea sse grs,1i:o1s. ard .asv
have cer.2in privileges. ere r. the uosi
valued beng . aunt Wild Soar II TIE
state forests
Laca raz IS supposed y maintain, a
rs o~a expense. PACK q a as:
'en hounds wssA free astenSsr;s. DIT
th.s tas COX .a.ter.y been ias's.ea
upor
These lle4senen.s whose ofseial t.
ties are 70 e1sern.nate wolves o-
other harmful animals aye a plcta-
rescue Us wen a. useful survlya.. IN
1915 they we're gwen permission 20
v'eaE specia' uniform blue as.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02

varying from thirty days to thirty
years, with hint TIA. life imprison-
ment would be too good Tor al TIE
more egregious sinners Bu. tire MEET
ings, none the less, are he'd
In events and the hys,eria giving
birth TO them always IS evident grow
ing strength for the supporters Of the
Eoaenzoiierns. or at least tor the sup
porters Of the OLD ideals, which many
mad assumed the war mad wiped away
from Germany's psychology.
In popular beer hall heard las.
night Quite open although not loudly
shouted "Hoch der Kaisers," and while
some OF those who did not join in then,
looked about unessily. az i fearful of a
police raid, there were no definite pro
tests
Many manifestoes have been issued
by the government and these frankly
state It's knowledge that piors are IN
der way for the overthrow Of the exist
ing order. One says Il might quo. e
seyera}, Cor instance:
The government has observed I'M
bridled agitation for the overthrow OF
the existing order BY groups, which
openly advocate the murder OF po,lti-
cal opponents" etc. A mere Sample
Certainly the danger has arisen that
the existing government may De forced
by circumstances TO align itself upon
the side OF the radicals.
Il is the conservative clement (us.ng
the word il It's true sense, and not IS
the name Of political party which
now is resor.ing 10 the methods OF the
radical ard the. = ano.ha, o. tnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02

paradoxes which now are continuous
n German politics
tnquest;onably tne spir.t Of political
murder is definitely acute in Germany
today. The killing Of Erzberger only
partly satisfied it. Prophecies of whole
sale assassina.ions are made by both
sides II all came true. no politicians
would be left in Germany
Many Threats Are Made
Against Ckancellor's Life
The Chancellor and nearly ali sup
porting him have received blood
curdlng letters, few Of which are
Jokes; when called 10 .ne telephone
ne never knows whether he WI. hear
his hausfrau inouir.ng as to what par
Sicular sort q sausage he wishes for
The y-Iy hearty luncheon -hat he al
ways eats. 10 matter what political
Affections may Surround him. or some
blood curdling voice explaining that
"a thirteen minutes after SIX rext Fri
oay evening he IS TO he pu, beyond
the need Of any luncAeons
THIS 50 irks him That he recently
has refused 70 hold telephone re-
ever % his ear ST al
# secretary hears i death threat
when be takes call FOL NAM ne does
not mention it. He says il IS the tn
smith asking about roofs OF something
q tia, sort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02
Keactlonaries Attempt a Reign of Terror in German
MANY Murders
Are Attributed
To Nationalists
Death of Erzherger Is Most
Sensational of Killings.
Militarists Get Bolder.
'Hoch der Kaiser + Cry

Old mi'isarism, the stronghold q
! "DeQ5schtom."
Mankind IS still regarded Sc ~.
Of beings over which some CT suuer;o,
caste are chosen By the Almighty -
rule r1zhlesslv.
The amazing part of II al IS TIA. sss
people Of the city DO net rise and sn;..
the pompoas ones. Instead. they eroye,
N tire dust before them. And those :,
the country roundabout are even r,~rs
subserv;ent
So We fiad the Germany o. Now mad.
up Of many classes, each with lis de-
Examinations and Ideals Whether or
no, the latter really are ideals doe.
not matter. They are obsessions. any.
wav
4 Is among these groups which can
not yet forget or utterly abandon rope
OF the old glor.es o. &utocraey that
plots <or international conquest SIN
are worked out greedy.
Groups ST about the tables Of rejected
beer halls; others gather in selected
parlors and discuss the rehabilitation
Of tina. Russia which has such mighty
manpower, which hates the Allies and
America and which some Germans sure
y hope they may reorgsnize
Others. going beyond this. hopefully
discuss TIE possibility Of linking across
Russia with those races OF whom the
Kaiser used to speak with such dread
when ne discussed the yellow peril"
But in the mean time al this poll-l-
ca intrigue is somewhat tempered BY
the fact tina. the leading industrialis.s
are al agains. IT, ct least Cor Tie no.
ren..
They wan. Germany % WORK oa. 3
lew Industrial domination Of me word
through improved methods. cheap pro
duction, cleverness o. chemists and de-
=igners.
To them TIE ASSASSINATION Of ar Err.
berger may seem unpleasant. ous no.
serious
The.r cons.sne declaration IS tor
every ounce 81 German muscle aaa
every throb 0: German bran" Ter al
Industrial triumph over al he word,
despite me burden Q; the repsrations.
Copyright b. Edward Marshal eyndi-
cate. Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02

has professed hate for MS old lord. the
Kaiser. but who might turn 10 him for
lack Of something better if he had to
find king head, although ne would
BE- likely 70 seek younger, less utterly
@ornout material, progresses through
the streets Of Munich Ike con
queror. no. Ike whipped commander
whose every prophecy finally proved
false.
~ his headquarters, il defiance 81
Ebert. Wirth and ali the other friends
Of the republic. he meets tArongs
openly snd helps them TO discuss he
glor-es Of the olo regime and me ne
cessi.y Of their return.
The same spirit Of reaction which
animated he Rapp coup seems now TO
animate ali ak IN Munich.
TIE memory Of Count Arco, the as
s2ssin q the idesist chief Of the brief
and amusing. but uncues.ionzbly IDEAL
iztically connuris;ic, republic Of 1919
is worshipped IN Bava-ia.
And signs more sinister might be
detailed { ore could gain access 10
the camps not IA away from Munich
where ere concentrated al the present
moment many political prisoners. Be
yond these open evidences ere many. It
j sad. which ere kept quiet: among
these, j. s rpmoIed. have been many
murders q the enemies Of reaction.
Bavaria Regards Herself
As Savior of Germany
Baysria regards herself as the possi-
be savior q what she denominetes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-10-02
German Press Quotes
L. ). Attack on Harden
Cincinnati "Freie presse" De.
clarcs Americans Are OPP
posed to Visit of Writer

BERLIN, September 20.
The Deutsche Tagesze.,ung. Jun
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