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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12
Losr-FounD
Ignorance Is Bliss
For Summer Dweller

N'irsfe1 conn Jaly f1k Higs
Land Laks cottAgsr telspsoned n =
IoesI tar offlce and ordered ca~
-a-herr are yozg- inqsir~d the yoar s
roznzn NO r~csiyed the or -
Damn = tpov replied -.
young zas-
What's the nsns q the cottage
queriee tie cisrk
DAM II know came over the
wire . seoozs tine. -hereBson the
yosnz roEsa CIT short re eoase-
s&tion and reported the iacsaen' 20
ser employer. sayiaT : mar AZ Hin
izn6 Lake Rad ordered a car. bgt
sl1nt know the zane % the cotiag-
rkers bs was storTfng
zen czY sTerYthinE Ess ezpisia-
- satisfactory shen fAe driver vas
crzersz 10 stop al oosfzze bearing
IRE sGgr ~Dsnrkino
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12
BRAVES OF INDIAN
CHIEF TAIN ON WAR path
Lima. Peru. May BE the Scene
OF Battle Between Outlaw
indiasn and the
People

Lima Peru jait ~ The affsf'
y, the authorities ~ aa lndlan chlef
tain ~ the province ~ ehlmbnfasn
Fcuados resulted rs Kenefal a.
iuF VI Indians 10 that pravlusr shat
spread TERROR among thr ia hahliaal
Tor mere than wreA according 81
ndsieea received hssr ffam 1Way
auul Tho tlonlsis p SO
said hai svorn d lihefale thsif
leader
4 newspaper correspondent Friuft
"a that ihr Villagers had organized
defense vnmmilleeh 10 vafioaa part
~ he province "a pfuleei ihe iamH
ins W farmers. 4 number " whors
had hoen kidnapped and lhat there
had heen sanHsinary encounters ~
iwecu troopa ana the lHdlana
The hdxioes sail additional lru0ns
had teen soni 20 the disturbed 40
triels ara that u ~as briieyea crhef
soeu would he restored
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12

10 thn white eisiteus aud christ
Ian fFlands Jadmlng fFom lh@ past
and considering tia present. w~ fest
wafe ta saying W. Annw oaT whlt@
fflenaa siAnas reahY a. halp ~ ~
build our ebnuh. Nl xioa, that sas
destroyed by tire on the vNTn~F %
tn aHd Perkins tho marulns u
June a9gb. 1891 Makn M donatluas
"a anyone slide ffam thla flnase~
committees COMMITTEES a. fullows
John tsilmrr. Matt nuslar. w "a
Auebel s'aFry eaihenn. Irene iiut
eblnson. Hey " cresxe, pastor.
~ w Wyatt. Flark
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12
KILL SELVES RATHER
THAN FACE TRIAL
Bank Robbers, Surrounded By
Possee, Refuse To Surrender
Alive and Shoot One
Another

Teritou. July 3e Two masked
men who robbed ihf Flfst State
bank here At noon yesterday and 81
capped With one tho4asnd two hun
dred dollars IN cash. we're fopni
dead IN wced patch in corn field.
quarter u mile oaf of town ~
= sheriff. pssne which went IN par-
suit
The sheriff declared b is his felief
the men shot thsmeeiyes a. an
empty chamber IN each mans pistol
and single bullet hole through each
mans body seemed 20 besr out this
contention.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12

TIE two hundred ard seventy
miles of canoeing down the Missls
saurs River between wallis nf dense
forests. slipping into one exquisite
lake after another and making 81
portAges, ~ accounted the acme II
outdoor pleasure by those who
have been 40 fortunate - 70 have
Travelled this Ontario water frsH
The start - usually maoe from
BiscotaKing. s miles yeFt ~ sad
bury. where outfits and guides can
he obtained. This route passes
through Bsxco and spanish Lakes,
then into Spanish River where one
is likely 70 ace 3 dozen moose "
the course ~ a days iourneying
Spanish and Caade lakes and kess
erzi lakelets intervene ere Nifsit
sauga Lake. the source 81 Mlssis-
saugs River, is reached. From befe
the travel 10 ell down stream
through wildly beautiful scenery.
Tai spires Of pines reach heaven
ward above the solid wall of foret
tnat lines either bank Moose, deer
and other wild animals often
emerge from the derse woods 20
gAze az the passing stranger
They are seldom rnolexted ard are
ouits fearless ard present splendid
targets for the camera L1celleut
fshiug Il st hand the whole ds-
ssnce-spcckled trout, lake trout,
bass. pike and maskies are 80
pIentiful that ore seldom casts
ssthoet getting bite. Pretty
liffie streams come steal ng
through the forests 70 pour Their
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12
PAGE sYvEK
NJ ~ A a~ss.ttI
Fr~ates - sas ftsh sessA s.ss.


& TMN MxMM &AxNM M&NA
The maaf etflkiaa thlns elsanl thw
mnmmg - an hgfpfian Wtsl sha hved
a.a9a years aMo. ana sh"@@ Fsmalsa
hate ius hrHn received ~ l1adan
Museum a Ae sFeaf beauty ~ ths
s1i vhlsh ihe sklll pf ahe ancient
essbalmrfA has preserved Cor 40 een
ursra the asawharh ta tAla slai ~
teaasY shep ~orA - that 4 i al~ays
fatal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12
And in Pittsburgh
a Workman Nearly
Froze 10 Death ! !

PiffslrsrEh July II Patrick NJ
Grsth is ssffering severely fron.
frosi bitfen feet today He worked
IN an Zee Dlsut After doing some
work ia TIE freezing room be ss'
corn On some a4eke and feil salesa
and nearly froze 70 death
The fact that he wore heags
ovsrcozf Is al that saved hla Hfe
The temperature - the room pheIe
be siepa wss three below zero.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12
They Blow Potatoes Up
In North Baltimore, o.

Sorfh Baltimore July ~ white
watering bis polst0 patch todaE
Rudolph lsmfrom. retired shoe mei
chant. vas shaken by miniatuse
earthquake tie looked down sad
raw young POTATOES being blown out
~ the grOend fie believes the
Dyerheatcd soil turned the water ~
steam
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12

silver offerings into the Minsirssuga
and 10 coax the travellers " leavc
the big river and seek the hidden
charms of the hinferland Tie side
trips often lead % waters over
which white men have never hshed
The ma lori'y ~ the poriagcs arc
just long enough q give you 4
chance 10 gct the kinks out of your
calves and are a pleasure rather
than a hardship The portage nt
Aubrey Gorge affords a wonderful
sight, that ~ the river sufglng and
swiriing through quarter mile
gorge and then making a i0T foot
leap over 3 rhf u takes one and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12
ron SUMMER coucHa. hay
HAY FfvER AND AArHMA

Takn FuleYa liaNev ard Tar re
haY fesuF. aalhma saaSha, eulds and
ruee q spreads ! heaiinm soath
ing esmsinR aYee iha luflauad tFfl'
tairi lipkllng saefaee st0ra saees
lnF and wheeelnw and eaana Dis
tfHaaiHa rafAias coughs Acts
rrumHflY and surely rhiidrvn tos~
y Contains no eeiatea Sold hVwFr-
shrrr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12

a half hours 20 Shoot the Forty
mile Rapids. which y done With No
more effort than reclining IN the
canoe sud using The paddle uoe and
then 70 keep it iu the channel The
portage around MisslssAugua Tun.
mel il made hy team over a good
road fhat parallels the narrow cot
IN the solid roek through which the
river eh1rns ia ~ay fof three
miles
The route really ends a, the Can.
ndian Camp Club House enc half
hour above sowerby from the lat
Ter Il isy 81 minute motor run TO
the railway 81 1hcssalon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12

Experiments hsxe ffofsn thar N
Is possible 10 change the oolcr o
cer'1n precious 40 semi pfeclous
stones by exposing them % the action
of raalum
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12

The wife n the Lord Mayor o.
London may appolat malds Of honor
and a 1ainbesrer and she has her
own private state carriage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12

Although ninety sla prf eont n
~. teenl, lso thousand lahabi'an1a
~ sho Aaiand lAlanha speaAg NmeaiHh
the, have formed par N Finland ~
more than a century
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12

LsdY BynE. vife oi the nes Cover.
nor General y Canada ie talented
~rifer and has l'obllshed several
toofz.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12
~AsY ApvrsTlsgnEsrs

wxnt advertisements In the Leader
~w.. N~ LIN tire efgice ex t~eis~
e'caoxs II classification Is te~'-ed.
faxssty,et aex are cash. excegs where
uxrtsex lave regular scccarts a. smr
Leader oftsce. TIE Leader eolieefoss
lave esrerienced 50 mach troIhas -
so,ass~g m&ny parties ~Ao hass
nso,es in wznss. sAkg Il . nccessary %
,nr,ke ne easA-ta- advance sy~tefn-
sxre~s where regular accounts aFe
maintained. Memoranda ~ rhs' =
vn.t@6~ or for sale etc may -
les, NJ tie Leader easiness o'cee ans
.x-. rsY, ee ccnvertes trto form ads
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12

Al official report recently issse1
shoTs skst 20 British women nurses
died waiie serYing n TIE world xsr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12
cnlnase olels srunn

4 group of Chinese girls. daughter
N Weaiiby families in CHINA. are n0s
Students - sflnlshing~ sehooia IN
Paris.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12

Ehorfbana vas used sy the Greess
and foaIshn - much for secrecy a.
fof breyity
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12

In Ezypf isss than 2 per cent :
tbe Eosssn can Rad and ~rlte
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12

ron sALE Complete sshOlafship 10
praaRhoaa Practical business col.
iose. Oklahoma eiiY fhla Il tba
bast business spllsee la tha south
west The faaduf Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12

WANTED Clean. light cotton fsgs
AZ leader Offies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12

IN thr days Nh~u Tsmrn sore
Nflffly b0nNH dress bodies, whale
hons wss sold a. hlWh a. liu.e0a q
toa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12

The coess o, yssksr coliese ar
-en- tee vrofexscsz are Eonez
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12

Lsalsr clsssitiea ads get Fssa..s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12
HTlP WANTED FE~ALs

WANTED girl 80 AZ genera
Aosse wcrs Call Dr RisaAAaRi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12

FOR RENT s room modern hoas
al sle North Ash Fine condition
vacNzt nov Gail al 20 West HaFs
rsscn- Phone l5i.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12
ear STOCK

LIGHT HoVsEkEEPIN ROOMS
dcwEstAsrs. coapie ~itsoat ehAd
ren Close "a Phone - 0r s7T-J
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12

YOR RENT Llgh, Housekeeping
rooms and sleeping rooms 297 +.
Villas Phone ss7.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25
MAJOR BROWN, IN
SPEECH, TELLS OF
coming BENEFITS
Monthly Realty Board
Meeting Scene of En-
tightening Talk.

The monthly luncheon of the
Washington Real Estate Board, at
the Hotel Lafayette last Wednesday,
brought out some interesting infor-
nation concerning the zoning plan.
Mai. Carey H. Brown explained the
advantages of coming In an inter-
ssting informal talk.
He said: 'Zoning develops nor
mally the natural growth of a city.
and restricts abnormal conditions
which mitigate against proper de-
velopment. Zoning Is an organized
attempt to provide for orderly
growth and expansion of a city on
a well considered plan. 1t endeavors
to md place for every type of
private building. and wants every
thing in its proper place. Business
buildings are barred from a resi-
Dental section, and Industrial estab-
lishments from the commercial dis
trict.
~zoning prevents blighted areas.
WITHOUT it.Sa few business or In
dustrial establishments may blight
block after block of q residential
district which will never really be
needed for BUSINESS purposes or have
any business value. Capitalization
Of business Is good for the business
itself, for each establishment at
tracts potential customers for the
others zoning prevents congestion
by limiting the percentage of its lot
which a business may ocupy. 1t
preserves the morale of a neighbor-
hood by preventing the entry of un-
desirable buildings It also requires
each owner to use his property SO
as not to injure his neighbor's prop
erty. Without zoning an individual
owner Is powerless to prevent the
destruction Of the value of his prop
erty. He receives protection in ex-
change for submission to certain
restrictions. .
The area regulations are intended
TO require a building to provide on
its own lot. light and air space
necessary for itself. and further, to
provide this space in such a way
that it Is of general benefit. II the
neighbOrhood is planned by coming
each new building fits into the
plans, and adds to the aggregate
value often more than the cost Of
the building itself.
"Zoning will attract money to the
general investment in real estate.
as 1t tends to prevent loss of real
estate values due to blighting of a
district Surely, not coming alone,
nor an incomplete. nor ill-consid-
cred system of coming can accomp-
lish all these things There is no
cure-all, but II is certain that these
desirable things cannot be success
fully carried on without coming"
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25
A BUSINESS BUREAU.
1910 G St. n. ".
TYPENRITER>.

AMERICAN TYPEWRITER Co.
Rent, sell. repair & buy all make. 'thl L
Capitol st. Open evenings Lin 5i>l-
III
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25

PLATINUM RING SET WITH DIAMONDS
at 81. Augustine Church. Friday morning.
Sept. ., 1921 Liberal reward II returned
to hEcToRY Of st. Augustine Church. 1sth
st, between L and n sts. NV. 733
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25
Ashton Heights L. located in a

Ashton Heights L. located In a
virgin forest section In highest part
of Virginia. overlooking Washing
ton. Upper lefti Looking north
east on Cathcart avenue. Lower
iefti Looking east from Clarendon
avenue. ovali First house built I'm
Ashton Heights. Upper right, beau
tiful shaded section on Clarendon
avenue, where most Of active lot
buying II now going ON. Lower
rfshti Densely wooded part of home
subdivision on Manon avenue.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25
WALL PAPER.

BARG AIMS. BARGAINS. not REMNANTS.
bat full lots: 10. Il. Soc rNr 0.frH cat
meals. SOC and 20 apiece MAHUNEh ;.
N2a Pa. ave. se hmm 81 ISL
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

20 a.. In tim. IL p, b.. ga, tuhliat
str: for Z. b. In city. MONEY RIAL l
CO., re 18th 81. nv. oxford Bog. ~. SsSS.
2OrliS q. lots IN Nv. sec. S2.i eqy sos :,
cash for ~. b., b. Money REALl
CO.. 726 18th st. nv. oxford Bog. Al SsSs
EschsDge equity Of $50 600 N nrw suuuros !
bouses for large apartmt- or hus Pt'p1
AaLornsy and Sullivan 1877 Eye 81. ~.
Home, Raito- Pike, near Beltsvilis. No.
acres; 10 3ebt. $4,000. Want bus ptop
spt etc. Nahor5ey a SuI'vvn. 1871 Eye
Mod. 9 rm. dwelG.. ~. let US-fHSe
T.J0n for houSe with spacs for auis
trEeks Nahorrst A hllivRn l--s I've
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25
Home-Seeking inWashington
And Vicinity a Tragic Story

The world is large place TO look
for a home.
The particular part of 1t known
by the Geological Survey as wash
ington and vicinity" on the pretty
four color map. issued to the public
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

TTRsT MORTGAGE LOANS AT PREVAIl
ing rates made N D c. improved propefl 4
Some money avstTsble for home buiiae
LOUIS p. sHOEMAKER. i407 New ~
sye. nv Main i1Ge iV1
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25
HELP WANTED
Agsats and canvasssrs

uoUsEKEEPER-REFIN GOOD SAL
sry. SCIENTIFIC VOCATIONAL BU.
REAU. e12 Munsey Bidf 40a
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25
LOST AND FOUND


PLATINUM RING SET WITH DIAMONDS
at st. Augustine Church. Friday morning.
Sept. ., 1921 Liberal reward II returned
to REcToRY Of st. Augustine Church. 18th
st. between L and n e. NV. 7ss
HELP WANTED
Male.
~~~~~>~-~~~s>~-~-~~~~~
EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY; BE
distributor In your county for article in
universal demand; deal direct with factory;
proof fREE. Mason Ink Co., Standard
Parts Bldg, Cleveland. Ohio. es7
BE A DETECTIVE: s5O-s1oo WEEKLY:
AMERICAN DETECTIVE AGENCY. SIS
Lucas. st. Louis. I'll
EARN $50 WEEKLY SPARE TINE AT
necessary; particulars. 2-cent stamps. PLAY
WRITER CO.. SIS, St. Louis, No. T22
sALEsMEN-To CARRY AS SIDE LINE
Nationally Advertised Union Made sERv-
ICE SUIT OversIls; all territories; two sam.
Piles and swatches; state territory and give
references; per cent commission paid semi
monthly. k0HN MFG. CO., Bradford, Pa
728
BOND sALEsMEN-THOsE FAMILIAR
with German and other European con
ditions preferred. II you are not worth at
least SIS week, do not answer. ROOM
ool-B. IL Broadway. New York. 7l9
Statesmen
WE FAVE OPENING FOR TWO NEAT
appearing yorng men en- our sales force
8 orders per day pay $500 per week
ROOM 400, American National Bank Bldg.
73J
LARGE PAPER DISTRIBUTOR WANTS
caI'ao'e salesman; one with knowledge Of
rs'": preferred. Address BON ssl-D, Her
aid office. T13
EXPERIENCED PHOToSTAT OPERATOR;
competent for RESP IsIbilItY: sJIle bgsi-
aesT experience preferred. BOX ssI-D,
lIeTaid. 7O6
WANTED - BOY WITH WHEEL. Apply
Monday at WINGS DENTAL LABoRA-
TORY, 1923 Vermont ave. NV, room TU1.
TO4
Statesmen wANTED-EXCELLEN oP-
pertunity for those who qualify. Apply
sos EQUITABLE BUILDING. l4th St.
between II and Eye" 6s7
ENPERIENCED PRINTER FOR BOOK AND
job plant; accustomed to handling mono
ppe. Apply J. y. sTEINMAN, W. King
St. Lancaster. Pa 692
SIDE LINE Statesmen TO SELL WELL
known line Of Boston bags. 10 per cent
commission paid promptly. State territory
yOu COfGT. LON EhlNu AANOT hIN"
CO.. Boston, Mass as
GUATEMALA HISToRY-THE COUNTRY
with big money, where common labor Is
paid 81 to so day and skilled SIS to so
20 80, IL City. NCiratemala City,
with fits ideal climate.D For 81 Z. s. will
20. .niUrma lion GUATE-
MAJ REPUEl.f. Money refunded IL not
satisfied. J. BRENNAN, SOC Egsnia St.
New orleans, La 10
FIFTY-sEvEN MILES PER GALLON
made with new patented gasoline vapOri-
Ser; write for particulars. STRANShN
YAPoRIZER CO. PukwHna. s. Oak. T3l
MAN TO WORK THIS CITY REFINISH-
ing chandeliers, brass beds. automohies.
ty new method: SO daily without capita
or experience. Write GUNMETAL CO.. &c
Elm. Decatur, II. $50
AUTO salesman; drawing acct. a com.
AUTO mechanic: experienced on Fords.
BOY TO learn engraving: small salary.
BOOKING agent; $50 per town.
CHAUFFEUR: white; Ford truck; SO wk.
SALESMAN with car; s25 week and CON.
SALESMAN: exp. not necessary: SO month.
sTENOGRAPHERS; several good openings.
SIGN painter; able man; So week.
SOMA dispenser; take charge of fountain.
VICTR0LA salesman; good salary.
Various other Positions opea daily.
WASHINGTON BUSINESS BUR. 10 l4th.
6Tl
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25
INSURANCE.

rIRE AND AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE ]
the oldest cf American comrenies- esta
nShed Or l7p6. For rites and ether a.
rst for Mr Enos. LoUIs r SH0EMAkEl
1901 New York ave. NJ. haiu 1iea 10
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25
ADDING MACHINES.

FEW ADDING MACHINES oF blt1
feIent makes which have hCen taken ~.
exchange for our Wales Visible Addius 20 j
Listing Machines: generally 0yerharted %
In nrst-clsss shsPe; bargains. WALL
ABIDING MACHINE CO. 5le 1871 a n~
Main loS6. Newton NJ. MianiN. "isi5ie
manager 2'i
Washington Journal., 1921-03-18

9is nG1ite 8ode, 5. +. bis nah
Sen 8oblen in Oberi6IeIien, oie am
fommenoen Sonntog itattfinoen,
miro 0ie poIitiide Ytoi6inerie euro.
pas mobl in berbGItnismGBigem
StiuItono bebarren. gs lit ober MIR
Die Gube Dor oem Sttrml Oie Sof-
Iaae lit furhtbor eruit. Ser doubi.
niitiihe NationaIismuS ser europa
iI6en Stooten ipibt ii6 immer mebr
an. Selten feierte Die gel6loIiene,
imperioIiItilde Sabaier Oes fron50.
iii6en &olfes iolte Griumpbe. 9ie
Sran3oien baben es offenbor olif Die
enooiiltige glnnerion Der &beinIon.
sc obgeieben. Sober Sdritt ibrer
YoIitif bringt ie ibrem 3iele i1Gber.
sic b1ngen iih elm nmoroIiIdes"
Wt1ntelhen Inn, i1Oem iie aitf 6os
observation-disclosures ser ~fron3oiild.
amerifaniid englii6eu @Qinnce uno
Die ongeblide Gerlebung oes Yari-
Ter 5rie0ensbertrages ieitens Ser
0eutihen binpeiien. Ser 8oIfer.
buno miro in ibren eigenen glugen
mebr tn0 mebr 81 elmer Sarce; Die
gin5elitaoten, @nglano, Stolien
Nfmerifa, oerIaiien ii6 nttr ouf fid
lelbIt ltno betreiben uno berfoIgen il.
re eieenc ieIbltiide IationoIpolitif
obne &iidii6t ni1f Die @ereangenbeit
uno ben @eltfrie0en. 5ranfrei6
nimmt alio nun ebenfoas Die 3iigel
ltno 2enfung oes Stootes leIbIt in oie
San0 un0 or6eitet in Hodiuht uno
primitipem Nationalinitinft auf Die
boaige 8erni6tltng Oeutl6Ianos bin.
yeie bat iid 6ronfrei6 in oieier Be-
5iebung felt Ben 3eiten zines Slide.
lieu Ser GrfiiIlun9 Ieines iobrbun.
oerteolten Sraumes 10 nabe gen1bnt.
8el6' ungeiunoer beimIi6er @lan5,
mel6' innerer, niegeobnter Sieges.
taltmel muB OemoSran5oien iebt aus
ben Mugen leli1teti, niuenn er nit
beiipielloiem animalil6em 8egebren
Die 8orte zines olten Goto in neler
5orm ii6 freltoig uno ra6eoiiriten0
ms @e0G6tnis ruff: Geterilm cenleo,
@ermaniam eiie oelenoamI
geie ober lett Ser &ebolittion bon
1919 lift oit6 0eutl6lono lid 70 einig
geiueien mie geraoe iebt gegeniiber
oieiem Sreiben fran5oIiider, otter
erbter Serridiltdt. @ie Die iiingite
@eididte &llBlanos, SrIano8, uno
Die 8eltgei6i9te i'm oagemeinen
lebrt, bat GDrannei bon altBen i'm.
mer npa als 0as bette Mittel geoient,
I'M ein &olf inn @i0eritonoe gegen
perboBte 6remOengemalt 5u itGrfen
un6 81 befeitigen. @s it, ols Oh Die
3eiten bon 1910 un8 1918 mieoer.
febrten; es it, als OBJ oas Meiier ser
operation tief, tief bineini6neioen
miiiie in Ben fronfen oeutiden &or.
per, nm i'm idlieBli9 5i beilen ooer
Inn iDeniqItelS Smlimmerem boralt.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-18

am Gliigel 8eiete iid als bemGbrten
Meiiter. 9ie i6tuierieen @Gegros
uno baI0 trartrie-innigen, baIo mil
Ben n3geunerlpeiien" (S%aroiate")
geIangen ibm Our6aits, obf9on er in
Ser Se6nit oft GROCER uno bolfom-
mener 3t iein i6ien ais in Der Giefe
Ser Interpretation. = Die MGnner-
d0re fr6nten Ben &eigen Ser @or-
trGge nit gutter glltSiprade urlo lie
beboQem 8erienfenN nit @ein5ierpS
mltnoerbarer &ompoiition v2erde,
Sinf' un0 Nadtigaa", oie oen Siibel
oes iprolienoen 6riiblingslebenS uno
Ser beiteren Sreuoe Der iiiooeutl6en
Seimot oes 8erfallers edit uno natiir-
lid mieoerlpiegelt. 0as S9Gblein
aber fam gum SenIter, un6 Ser 8rGll-
tigam mar audi babel, uno iang our6
BEN MunO Der 8aibingtoner Dos fri
ide 2ieo uSord, mas fommt bon
orauBen rein. 8ei9loIien puroe
Der Abeno ourd elm palienoes meibe-
poles AbenoIieo Der Sanger. Serr
Geo @. Spier oanfte alien uno be.
ionoers Serrn @iimpre6t fir ibre
Miiben I'M Namen oes Silfsmerfes.
@s iei uniere Mufgabe ols Weniden
uno @iirger, infer 2eben ser @ottin
Der &unit uno Der SOeale 5lt miomen.
Der Silfsberein oorf iid eratulie-
rem 81 Der lebten Seranitaltung. Die
0arbietungen fon6en iiberaa unge-
teiltes Sob uno ber3li6e Mufnabme.
Der arme &ritifer i6lieBt fi6 benz
Dante Der 3uborer an fir sic unae.
triibten StunOen eoler unterbaltitna,
Die er genoB, unO fir Die uneigenniib-
igen 0ienite uno geltrebungen ser
Sanger, Solilten uno Sreunoe. Iuf
baloiges 8ieoeriebenl
g. @lei8.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-18
Shfspereim.

g(m bertigen 6reitas, oen IS. 5.
Sc, lit @oaperiammlung. Nae Mit.
gIieoer iino frernolidit gebeten, poa.
oGblig gu eriheinen. Neiic Mietbo-
Ben uno Mittel uno 8eee Der Aus-
breitung oes gemeinniieigen Berfes
ioQen beipro6en unb beraten peroen.
oarunter 6ie Nusbreitltng eifles iSu
brudenben SGugblattes, ooS leidt
uno foBIid rno uusoriidlid Die gro
be Not Ser olten Seimot uno Die bis
berige GGti9feit Oes &omites betont
uno oarlegt. 0anfi6reiben, Quit.
tungen un6 &e6nin9en iino chen.
faqs eingelauier.' guf gum Ser
iommIungsort oes SilfsfomiteS Con.
coro-a Club. 9ails, 314 6 Ctr. g. 90.
g. 81.