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The New York herald., 1921-07-08
BURBfDGE IS HEAD OF
ALL HARRODS STORES
Succeeds Sir Alfred NeUton,
Who Died on June 20.

sir woodman Burbiige has been elect
ed chairman OF the board OF directors
OF Harrods. Ltd. the great British de-
partment store. the American offices Of
which are located at Fifth avenue and
Thirtleth street. His election was an
nounced yesterday. He succeeds Sir AL
fred Newton. who died June 20.
The new head OF Harrods was manag-
ing director Of the concern when chosen
to fill the vacancy made by the death
OF Sir Alfred. The Craftsmanship places
Sir woodman at the head of Harrods.
Ltd, of London. Harrods, Ltd, of Buenos
Aires, the South American Stores, Ltd,
and the Chilean Stores. Ltd. These In
terwoven enterprises represent n yearly
business of $3.50. 100000.
Sir woodmans election was unani-
nous The announcement has 1t that
he has unusual command OF the affairs
OF the corporation and knowledge of
every phase Of It's activities. having been
compelled by his father. who was man
aging director in London. 10 begin at the
counter and work up. The new chair
mans ability Is attended by the growth
OF tho, business under his direction.
When his father, Sir Richard Bur.
bidge. died five years ago he took charge
OF the Harrods interest as It then existed.
The announcement says that between
that time and now the income OF the
companies has 50 increased that to-day
they are taking in as much every week
as they dbl then every year.
The New York herald., 1921-07-08
ENDEAVORERS TOLD
OF PROSPEROUS ERIN
No Starving Poor and Wages
=. Never Were So High, Says
Belfast Man.

Christian Endeavorers from all over
the world who are holding convention
in the Seventy-first Regiment Armory,
heard at first hand last night something
about the present conditions in Ireland.
The message came from the Rev. DR..
John Pollock. president Of the European
organization, who Is a Scotchman living
in Belfast, Ireland. More than 5000
delegates filed the armory for the days
third regular session Of the convention,
not to mention numerous committee and
other meetings held In various churches
and halls.
DR.. Pollock began by saying he would
not dare mention in Ireland what he
was going to say here, and he thought
he wouldn't even refer to it inrLondon.
1--WE never will permit Ireland to leave
the British Empire, because we cannot
afford to lose her" he said. ireland is
an element of strength. Whatever agree
n,ent is reached Ireland will receive the
largest possible measure of self-govern-
ment.
You hear stories about Ireland being
badly off. about thousands of her people
starving and we know you have coll
lected money over here to help her poor
That Is tertninofogical inexactltude
There are no starving poor in Ireland
The savings banks there were never
mere nush and wages were never so high
as at present In the north and in the
~.
Ireland. where people do not know what
they want and won't be happy till they
get il. What Ireland has suffered is
concession without frmness. coercion
without sympathy.
THE last time attended Christian
Erdeavor convention before the war
stood on a platform above which were
the crossed flags OF Great Britain ana.
Germany. hope to see those two ma
tional emblems crossed above my head
when I go to Bremen to attend the next
European conference"
More than 1000 men and women dele
gates visited Chinatown in the afternoon
and had tea in the various Oriental res
taurants They called IL a missionary
party. Chinatown was specially deco
rated for the occasion, and the delegates
marched through Mott and Pell streets
singing hymns. About 800 young women.
bent on seeing the sights Of the quarter.
got lost and guides had to be sent out
10 find them. Each delegates received a
special edition of Chinese newspaper
giving an account Of the convention and
some chopsticks.
Mrs Robert Z. Speer told the con-
vention something about the Y. w. G. A..
and Josephine u. p. Bacon gave a brief
account OF the work OF the Girl Scouts.
other speakers on the programme were
DIR. George J. Fisher. Frank l.. Brown.
the Rev. Samuclzwemer and Il. 7. Cot
ton. The Rev. Francis Z. Clark. organ
izer Of the Christian Endeavor. an
nounced that President Harding and
vice-President Coolidge had sent tele-
grams of greeting.
There will be MONDAY meeting to-
day on the Sub-Treasury steps. The
big citizenship parade Saturday. in
which 10000 marchers are expected to
participate. will be the most spectacular
feature OF the convention. 1t will start
at noon at Twenty-hird street and pro-
ceed up Fifth avenue to the Plaza.
The New York herald., 1921-07-08
4 MEN KIDNAP BABY,
FATHER Is ACCUSED
Continued from First Page.

and sprinted down through the woods
Hsr mother came to Mrs. Torrens and
both hurried to the yard. They were
Just in time, they say. to see Alfred
Torrens. with the baby in his arms,
Jump into the automobile, and the car,
into which the two lookouts had pre-
cedad him, dash down the drive, where
the fourta man, the violent one, flung
himself aboard.
August Beck. road inspector. work
ing on the highway near the entrance
of the private driveway, which leads Ia
group of summer homes locally
known as "millionaire's row. saw the
car and the four men race by. At the
same instant he heard Mrs Torrens
screaming up at the house. Beck
noted the license number of the car. He
says it was New Jersey 226i5i. Tho
police say that is the number of Alfred
Torrens's car
THE same car and the same tall. thin,
dark specialized man that saw In 1t to-
day. and who they say is Mr.. Torrens.
hung around here Tuesday and Wednes-
day." says Beck. Tuesday the man had
woman with him. Yesterday he had
three other men. They were walking ell
around the woods and UP and down the
road. l had no idea who they were or
what they were up to. They parked the
car off the main road near an old house.
This morning they were around kere Tor
three hours before they drove up to the
Simpson place
Torrens is 80 years old, his wife 2S.
They were married in Grace Church.
New York. Torrens's father was Gu
ban. his mother one OF the Dalzen fam
lily OF Paterson. James Simpson did not
like his son-ln-law. and told his daughte-
that il she ever returned to her Parents
1t must be without her husband Torrens
worked for time as shipping clerk
for the Sterling Rubber Company in
Rutherford. N. J.
The New York herald., 1921-07-08

In Essex Market Court yesterday the
policeman who had made the arrest ex-
planned that reluctance. not zeal. was
his principal emotion when he took the
defendant. Mrs Clara shapiro, into Gus
tody at the behest Of Benjamin Hebron.
a poultry dealer, of 40S East Third
street.
On the counsel table. while her case
was being heard. there rested a varnished
basket with the heads OF two fowls pro-
truding from It, one of them medita-
tive hen which was silent in court and
the other a vociferous rooster which
crowed shrilly every time there was a
point made in the case. The two birds
constituted the gravamen OF the case for
the people.
Hebron told his tale in straightfor-
ward fashion. He was standing in his
store. he said. when Mrs. Shapiro en-
tered it and. seizing an opportunity when
his back was toward her. clapped the
two chickens into the basket she carried
and walked out.
selected my chickens and was just about
to pay for them when lady on the
street called my name and I went out TO
speak to her
That's what they all say" interpolat-
ed Heilbron. while the rooster opened
his bill and crowed piercingly.
I am the mother of seven children"
Mrs. Shapiro went on. "and my husband
has been out of work eleven weeks.
l."
And once more. crow from the
rooster rang to the ceiling.
The New York herald., 1921-07-08
DISCRETION URGED
FOR SHIPS WITH LIQUOR
Daugherfy Guarded in Dis.
cussing Ruling.

WASHINGTON, July Foreign liners
entering American ports with barroom
stocks Of alcoholic beverages should be
Every discreet" "Attorney-General Daugh-
erty said to-day in discussing the appli-
cation Of the Department Of Justice opin-
ion that transit shipments of liquor
through American territory from one for
eign country to another is Illegal.
Mr.. Daugherty declined to supplement
his statement, but customs officials who
are preparing regulations to enforce the
ban on liquors in transit indicated that
a previous opinion OF the Department of
Justice which classified such liquor
stocks on foreign vessels as sea stores
entitled to temporary privileges inside Of
american territory might control. The
new regulations will be issued within
day or two.
The New York herald., 1921-07-08
LEWIS VISITS SCHOOL SITE.
Looks over Coney Island Plot Sc.
Iccted by sbnIIoM.

Harry r. Lewis. District Attorney OF
Kings county accompanied by Ralph
Hemstreet. assistant. made yesterday a
personal inspection of the Coney Island
school site selected by Or. Edward b.
Shallow. associate superintendent of
schools concerning which Comptroller
Craig has charged collision. He de-
clined to comment on what he observed.
Before making the trip he called be-
fore him William l.. Walsh. formerly
superintendent OF buildings In the Blu
rcau OF Standards and Appeals. for In
formation IN connection with the seloc-
fion OF the site.
The New York herald., 1921-07-08
APOPLExY DEATH CAUSE.

An autopsy performed yesterday on
the body of Mrs. Bertha Seidler, who
was found dead Wednesday in her
bungalow at 2s71 West Thirteenth
street Coney Island. established the fact
that she died of apoplexy. DR.. Carl
Boettiger OF the Kings County Hospital.
who performed the autopsy. said there
was nothing to indicate she had been
murdered
The New York herald., 1921-07-08
KILLED BY wHIsKEY; ROBBED
Men Lured to Mountains aud
Given Deadly Drink.

PorTsvILLE. Pa. July 7.-Lured up
mountain side near hore last night by
a man known as "Joe." who promised
he would show them how to double their
money, Frank Spino and Charles Cos
tanza took drink Of poisoned whiskey
offered them, with the result Spino is
dead and Costanza is in a hospital and
their combined capital OF s625 missing,
along with the mysterious "Jne."
The New York herald., 1921-07-08
MEDICINAL BEER
PERMITS HELD UP
Secretary Mellon Says Action
VIII Be Deferred.

WASHINGTON, July faction on per-
mits to manufacture medicinal beer will
be deferred for at least week or two.
Secretary Mellon said to-day.
The House bill to prohibit the sale Of
such beer has been favorably recon-
mended to the Senate by the judiciary
Committee, and Chairman Sterling ex-
poets to bring it UP in the Senate within
O. few days
The New York herald., 1921-07-08
FIRST b. r.. t. EsCALAToR.

The Transit Commission announced
yesterday that the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company has placed in opera
tion at the Whitehall street subway
station the first OF several escalators
the commission has ordered installed at
deep stations of the 3. r. T. and Inter-
borough
The New York herald., 1921-07-08

IAFFE. Harry-J. Frenker. 9e2. 13
KARso PRoDujcc;Trs Pr CO.. nc. ''''''
Nestles Food Co.. INC. ........... s.1a4.sl
LEVINE. Jacob. and Louis saiko-
VITA. L. Friedman ct ai-....., 22l.72
MARrRI, Eduardo-J. r. Roman. 60i.20l
MICHAELS. Norman H.--Coco Bros.
MoNoGRXM LUNCH Co. NC ''
MsccoNSELI. &C Jon Evelyn BA Miller 1857 Sss.s9
NECHAMKUS. johns Katz... 4s565
O'ROARK. Jane-M. Frankford. -. 1.023.95
OLYMPIA SHIPPING CORP. A.
o'RouRKE. Jane-F. Hecier......::... sH Ss4.io
PAREE, Bertha M.-Ray Realty Co. 5l2.44
PANTHEON PICTURE coRP.-A.
rREFFERREp. o.H XcciDENr INs. CO. ''''''
OF n. 10. 9. Giliies. ........., 2.2oe.s2
RuHL, Charles J. and Helen F.-F.
sHEWfrz. sH1lr 3. Harry and iyms, Kan 7olo'
lan-lS7th ST. Live and Dressed
Poultry Market. Inc. ............. so3.s7
Tobacco Co. ...............,..... 6ss. SO
ssLgPSkY, Louis-H Helfand. 49,. 354.40
lsuskind Fried)-E. stesemann.
rfpEw.ATiEiRa STEEL pRoDucrs Sa4''0
CoRP.-rhomas w. Simmons &
WILLIAMS, VII; IAN ARNOLD = Co NC 2'4io'Ss
Amin KofiN ofitsi'alD AND + Harry ARR YNo DE
LEviNE-Iota Rice Mills Co... Psi .65
YoRCHIEs. INc.-Northciiffe Knit
zAIN. ida-M. X. M;dii.... Mauradian..... ssi.ao ssi.ao
oSONSUH, sI ok, John M.-Interborough
Rapid Transit Co. ............... 254.o5
JUDGMENTS FILED.
BRONX.
The first name is that of the debtor.
BLTTzpLAu. N. nurray@F mns0P .! wa,i sl Si'o0s'SS
cArANzARo. Barney-L vann.. 2se-oo
The New York herald., 1921-07-08
REINsTATED ON CHANGE

The New York Stock Exchange Arm
Of Foster & Lounsbery. which was sus-
pended on December 20. 1920. for In
solvency. has been reinstated by the ex-
change. The proceedings against the
firm have been dismissed by the
unanimous consent of its creditors and
all claims held by Stock Exchange
members have been satisfied in full.
The New York herald., 1921-07-08

csni .......... 555.32
PANY. 1NC.-N. NJ Clary.. x6223
I4ANRATTY, Felix-C. Stern. .... 5001o
KATE Philip-A. NJ. Kraus. 2,o2O.se
SENNETr. Eugene F.--A- A. Kot- 90. .n
PosNER. Fanny. and Eta Rubin
Il. Mahoney .......-...-......- ooo W
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
The first name Is that OF the deotor, tne
second Is that OF the creditor and date when
judgment wes filed.
EIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD
cOMPANY--C. J. Reilly; Novem- -, az
ber 10. 1920. .....-. eSso.oO
DICKSTEIN. Samuel. and Morris
Paige Detroit Company OF New -. =.
York. Inc; November II. 1915. 2oi.w
STEATITE ELECTRIC PRODUCTS
CORPORATfON-W. J. byrne' ~, 90
June 27. 1921. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, z'o'a@
DEsLAURIES COLUMN MOULD
S COMPANY--J. b. Brooks ct al; 40
June 2. 1921. i'ofi'V'
KRACKER, Max-New Amsterdam
Sais Easuaity company e'...... nossn'oss 49, $1,000
riNKELsTEiN. Nathan = Water
pscsber 6sry Ma1liarslT'1e fsi7 1o75os
MILLER MANUFACTURING COM
PANY-I Meyer ct all June l5' rxor
1921 treversed) ...-........,.,... ''7o'''o
NECHANKuS. John - s. katz' .ocx
June %. 1921. o1............-....... oao-s'
The New York herald., 1921-07-08

Oni,1arv oa Ismo,
after use sfis, use
Shorine scdir,snl yormef
piss 500 miiss of ysaasnt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-15
6ro6tr 5tamonbr Orr atIflt.
l~lnss6curcs 9iieiesw,rf, Sas iebr
aCnane 3eit ein6aIt.


9ie Sta0t Serie0 Gitp, q. 8.
bot bette Die g6rc, bic gr6btc
StanSu6r Ser gselt anipnueiien.
GieieIbe lit inSeB nidt etpa in
einem boben etrpur0igen aird1turm
aHgebradt. G5 puroe aud iaiuer.
lid III irqeno eilicn SurIn 9las
0afilr -5u iiuocu iciu, ionocrn rcbt
apf oem Sad elmer impoinnten
Ja6rifanlage, at oeren Gbarafter
lic and gut paBt.
Ga$ 3ifiernblatt 0ieies qetualti.
gen 3eitmeiier3 bat cinen gurd)-
mciier pon nidt peniger oils So.
SUB,
Gin cigennrtiges Sntcreiie Fam
6ic gc3eidlnrrng. reip. Die aenntIi6.
mafung ser Stnnocn beaniprlldjen.
GoJH miiiicn nimlidl itatt Scr .3ab.
len, rieiige iftpar5e, iargi6rmiae
Siguren herbalten. GaS lit cine
icItenc. ic0o1 feline auSno6mSiueiic
Ginrid)tund; unO iolde @citalten
iinO fat iiir ieoermonn alidI ipern
oie llhr nod 10 melt obcn angcbrod)t
lit. leidt SIR erfenHeH, mas man BON
Dem 3ablcn ridlt ingcn fam.
Gle SauptSciger iino ais
Gupierplatten . Wetoa Gcrgeitelit,
ipclflcS on cinem mciiingnert Sab.
mrntpert 6efcitigt uno nod peiter
onrh mciiingne GuerbdIfen geiteift
lit. Ger Stunoel5eiger lit BON eittem
gn6e gum onoern 10 SUB lang;
nno al ser breiteItcn Stele bat er
3 sur ms TO 3ou @rite. Ger
Winlten3eiger miBt 90 5iIB, uro
nit ieitlem @eaendeipift wieQt or
6t0 IIun0. II MIdnner nmbten Sic
len @3inuten5et0cr traqer. al5 er
in Stclflng eebradlt muroe. Sic
Spite oieic8 3Ciger3 bctucgt fid
ieoe halbe Minute tt15 3oG, oher
i'm 2aufe eincs Cages cine babe
MeiIc.
Ger Mehoni8mu$. treIfer ons
llhren.llngetiim treibt. bcgreiit in
iid) sipei ueridJieocne @erfe, Die aber
nebcn chamber in tinem metoIli.
id)en 6odwerf BON MIR bier SUB
Sarge on9cbrad)t iin0. @iue5 Ser
@erfe lit Die r@eiiterllbr"; Die
ielbe oie1lt beion0erS 0a5us sic &c,
toltc 3eit e~in5uhaIten, lit ie0oH
meiter nifts. a!S cine geip6hnIidJe
8enoeluhr, mir in bel gr0Berem
WfoBitobe; 0oS Gcrpenoifel lit 8
SUP lang uno wiegt iibcr 400
Yfuno.
9aS on0cre Scr @erfc treibt oic
,3ciger unmittclbor uno bcitcht ans
elmer groBen &rommel, iucIfe Elm
Stoblfabel oufpinoet. Irn an0ern
Gn0e oes &abels lit eiu @etpift
bon mcbr oils elmer baIben Come.
Srot ser maiiipen 9eiger nit
ibrenl 8epidt bon 5uiammeu iiber
elmer baIben Come betrdgt Die Ibs
mei6ung Der llbr Der rid)tigen 9cit
IaIt nienialS mebr, al5 cine babe
Minute in elmer ISOLDE.
Nutiirlih bat oie llbr audi cine
uoDfommene elcftriide 8elcudJtung.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-15
Die SDtidait
bes YrGIbenten!

lln~gej0blte bltn0crttallleloc altlcrl-
fnniid)e Yurger meroen nit Spdus
rllng Oarallf Qerportet bubell, na3 oec
Brdlioent III ieiner 8otid)ait itber IN
Ierc ellropaiif)cu @e5iehungelt 5n ia
gen hnbeu milroc. Gr bat Diele 90u III
llen mobl ooolrrd erttduidt, oab er
uuf 0ieie 8e5ieblung crit i'm aIIerletcn
Sbeil ici1er @otihaft cinginq.
ltn0 bod that er eigentlld) rct)t
oaroll, 0enlE onS &ano lit 0aourd) &c.
wobr aepor0en, OaB oaS @eEtS Sem
YIcniden ndber liegt ais Der Rod,
ln0 OaB Scr 8%rdiioent als Der obcritt
9eamte oe5 San0ea lid 5t ~dllererii
I'M unlere tnncrcn N%ngelcqenhel.
ten SIT tilmutcrn bat mo altdl lid
filmmern mill, cine Iufiniilung 0ie
m0breno Ser Ncrd BON @ilion WtIb-
uermnltnng leioer gau5lid) obbdnben
gcfomnen mar.
Spnr5omfeit biloct ho5 Qcit-
utotio in ocn Nrslaiiungen oes &rd.
lioentct, uto bon oieiem 8eiidltspumt-
tie aus beban6elt or Die anoercn Sra-
gen, menn er aud 10 ~uotbpe1oige
9llIaqnben pie oie fitr angcnteiiene
@eriorgimg ullicrer Snbalioen ans
Dem lcBtcn ariege beiiirmortet.
Ytit @e5ltg ouf %linIcre all3ludrti-
gen &e3iebungen erfIdrt lid) Scr sra
ii0cnt iebr beitilnmt un0 uljpeioclltia
filr Iofurtige @eritcllItng 0eS Trit-
6Cn9juItar0e5 nit Den MtittclmGd)tcl
un0 geget umIcrcn Gintritt in Die in
0eriailies 0eIdoffcne gt%ationenliga.
Die er, ioneit Die &~ereiniQtcu Staattn
i'll 8etradlt fomnen, als fitr inmutr
abgctbQn be5eid)net.
6erllcr bcitcht Ser 3rGiiocnt onr.
ollf. oaB Die INSTRUMENTATION uur
Sen ariegs3uitono otibebe, !an oIs
8rGiioentclt ober feiuerlel AuitrdGc
bc3ilqlid) Der ipdter ob3ui6IleBcnoct
&ertr0ge crthcile. 9oB Scr 8rGli,
ocnt bel NbidIieBunQ iold}cr &crtrG.
&c Die idlon beitcber0en 0rln1Iugen
beriitiidlti9en mil, Qebt ans an Gnoe.
rer Stellc I'M Mortlaut m%ieocrQeQc.
bcten Nu2loiilnQen berpor. cbanIo
ober oltdL ooB &orbcbnIte mo Ab,
Gn0crlngcn notbmcr0ia ieit mcr6er.
ltho 0a9 be0elItet cine Hepiljou Set
GertrGge pon Ncrloillc3 uno 81. Ger.
main. Mir iino ser beltinmtelt Gr-
mnrtund 0ob oud in 0icicr Wc}iebmQ
BON GrdliOent Moroing 0o2 @eitnog-
ItdJe 5u crnorter III.
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Ger Stimmuua Matchmaker q

Ger Stimmuug Matchmaker Ut
id)~loiienbeit, Die Der fSrnn5oicn Ser
bIen0LIg uno Siegcr- ltebermutb, ihr
aiienfunoiger 0~ernifhmgsmillc, Dis
or in Den ilngebeuerIidJen 5oroerun,
ben Der Gnteute outage tritt, In
oeltid)eu &olfe aeidaiieH lat, glbt el.
ne Wtiindcner 3eituia 1T Iolgenoeu
be3eid)nen0en Sdbcn Nlls0rnd:
n6iaentlidJ mnf cs Der SerraOit
bod mt mcincu nit Den SentIdlen,
bonn iomit hattie or feline Sran5O
len aeiGeifen. McHn uns nod je=
mauo 81 a III m en- dywei q c II uno
onmit rctten fam, Oann IIno es
Dit a%ciuiienbnfter SOrafa!t
bemiihcn nc iif Sarnm. limb baben
iie ms crit 10 melt, SGf fein Ientidler
mcbr ocn nROeren baft ODER DerrGtd,
iOnoern bon 0cmcininmer Moth gc-
peitidIt, icocr iHr Den anoeren
eintritt, onnn mirb IeusidDIanO
bod nn6ciicgt II oemySeltbranG her
U%OraeannNen ieiu.
gMir limb BON Qrobem Stuff nno
6randDcn bon 3cit m 3cit iOldle HOf-
fnrcm. Die Neidlidlfe bcDeiit e5,
@cbt CO ms q II t, bnnu ipalteu mir
ms in Hartcien, mGaen tic nd
aatGOlifcn nno Eroteitanten ncuuen,
oSer Grcnfcn nnO Nngern, ober I'M
acknowledgements Der 8cacne
mart: ltSR., &%S., WSS., &S@.,
SR%H.
MAJ Oas Sualtru ucritcbcH
mir uns nnSnescihnct. Nber ms mie-
hrr nnmm E nsubrinacn
oasn beoirfcn mir cntueoer zines
ciicrnen Hieicn obcr fremoer,
iibelmcincnSer ardite. &On Ont
iprnf) ma i'm Dit,
tclalter: oieSmal hat DER Serrgutt
cine DEFENDERS siigiae Sfmibe as.
fniiOft. Sic iuur chen uUtbia, nno
pirS Sarnm and ibrcu ;3iucf nidlt
U%crfeblen."
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Col. Seurp &attsrion
chit unb ieBt,

Nenru @ottcrion, Der Sector Ser
amerifaniiten S%ournoliiten, eilter
ser 0ro6er, Ser mirflidl 0roBcn, Der.
mcnn er ifrieb, eine Nation, mo oft
mcbr nie cine, sum .2eierfreiie butte,
qch0rte m0breno Dos Hricgc3 3I
oen Bitter gnoer2". Gle 9erion bes
&niier9 mar INN taglid ein nIufonl-
mene8 s3iel IeIncr idorfel Sutpre.
9eiltiflnn05 Ntilitari9uul3. Die Don
oicIcm begangelien nAttrocitie5"
uabm or, Der @otgebiloete, Der better
b6tte miIicu iouen. al3 bare WelllSe
bin, Gr mar uber eiuer Der . e
troqcncn, nid}t Der 3 c t ii ger.
Natterion, Der leete Ger grOBetl
Ncoofteurc elmer 3eit, ou Die Ser
i0nlid)feit oeS Reoafteurs etner 3ei-
tltrg letnen Stentpel auioriidtc, ulo
Oo3 .Soui3niIle Courier Soitrnal"
mar Marie @enrp" bon Anfong bis
SIT Gnoe, lit bcute eiu alter Mtnnn,
Dem MIR meniqe Sabre geblieben iiuo.
Gle idarfe 1Se0er rubt. gtur ieltelt
ihrcibt CT nod, in Dem brilloHten
Still, oen ieitbGr fem Gpinonc hat cr-
rcId)cn f0uren, lpie icbr lie iId oltdJ
benilbtcu.
9tcrlid) idricb or Scr %. =. Gimcs
Icinc Anlidlten iiber Yrohjbitton (oie
CT baBt mie Der Geuiel oos Meib-
nalier) mo IN Ieinem ldlarfcn llr.
tbeil iiber 0Tcie3 Observation-Disclosures
0e3 % >Snhrbul0ert3 inQtc er::
DWeine N%ciuuhnbcit iuar BON ic.
her, bcim Giicn nno uadD bieIem cir
OlaS antrn A}cin 81 trinfcn, and
antcS ScutidHs Sirr, iuenn Der Mcin
nidlt 81 ln6cn iuar. Sas bradlte mid
~iriib5eitia i'm Ycbcn in cngere &eriif-
runo mt oen Sentidlen, nno mcine
muNfaliidle Gr5icbnng madlte oicicn
&crfelr nod inmpatbndler.
Sic III @c0iun bcs arieacs nptf-
ucnoigermciie abaebrodDencu Gc5ic.
hnnacu oa6cn meiuem Ser5cn citen
idImcrcn StOE. IS mar nur mt, oali
bic i~ntimitcn mciner 0ltcn bcutIflen
Nnmcraoen, Carl SdrurS, SranS 81
gel, Treo NGnIarcd nidlt mebr am Gc-
bcu marcn @nn5 babe iGl ben
fcntc nod lebenbcn umeritaniidlen
Sentidlen audi ieBt nidlt Oeraeben.
Nbcr id. adltc nc Sic thatcu
acuan, iuas / d. aethan hattie, mare
i'd nn ibrcm Elnte geiueieu Gs
lit idDmer, ia CO lit rneotl, fir ctnen
Mnnn, Dem Gnnoe ieiner @ebnrt Die
Srcue anus sa bred)en. lie Sentidl'
umerifoner merSen III Submit bel
iere Nmcrifancr ieiu, neil lie in Der
arufen Strife uidIt nuiuuroia ihrer
Sentidlcm Ibltnmmnng iein fonnten."
Golhene Worte! NlI& Dem 0iiuoe
0cS groBtcu lcber0eu omerlfnniidlei
SournoIiitcr. Dem Rietnuno pormer+
zen fam oaB or il politiit ooer iouiI
mic Inn bic 8uuit Der nCelltidome
rjfuner" qcbithlt babe. Wol0cnC
@orte zines nohren Anterltaner2l
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-15

"a uner arGBteS Geramiaen
0artn beitebt, beluulloert 5u ueroen,
Sie @CumaCrer aber. Ielbit no uae
uriadc mare. iid) ulleeru onju her.
beiIollcn; il lit Ger 8liitlidite Der,
rclter, gleidlpiel ME. y Sabin &c.
brotlt bat, lid, iclbit oiridtia 5u
b%ciuunoern. Nur miiiitu ibu oie
on0ercu uItt IRE madden.
9ein 9Ietih iodte ieincn Sin.
oeru @clo hiptcrlalien. IS II Gin
6Iudl iiir nc. Zen bcitcu Gieuit lei.
ten mir u1'ern Sinoern. lueul mir
ihncn Die 0cufsdr bette Grijcbull
0cbcn uu0 lie Damn oni Oje &>el; los.
!al|eu. S&a$ lsihiC5t, meHu man Gen
NnlNern &criu5lcn huntcrldBtH u
fellt itucu Ser Su0yu SIR Saifrait;
lle gcbcU t3r 0e.o 'iir &eiu. @c.bct
nro Splel ans unS beniSeIu Sen ga.
men, Gen &c trageu,