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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-26

With the wheel Alexander had the
ncEru whom he saw riding Il In the
northwest part of the city. and which
he recognized as the property Of young
Palmer.
After investigation Mr.. Palmer found
that his sons wheel had been missing.
and the one standing before his door
was the one In question.
Alexander was permitted to escort
his charge to the city jail where he was
incarcerated pending investigation.
chief 1iiRnisht SAYS that this il the
sc'und wheel and theft young Alex.
andsr has brought to Jail that the
hoy secms to have an unUanny way Of
catching a purloinvr OF bicyclcs. e..
ieCiallt II the thief Is NJ African de.
scent.
The nesro who gave his name as
George Washington. says the wheel
was left with him by boy from Der.
wvn. who promised to come for Il
srme time to-day, mean while he Is held
to see II the Berwyn boy makes goOd.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-26
Freight TRAIN
WRECKED IN AN
EFFORT AIFLYER
Engineer and Fireman Sustain
Serious Injuries When
Buried Beneath Their
Engine.

MUSKOGEE, Okla. What railway
officials believe was an attempt to
wreck the Rainbow special, tho fastest
train on the Missouri Pacific line be-
tween Kansas City and Hot Springs,
Ark, occurred between Wan and Gore
in Sequoyah county, Oklahoma, about
3 o'clock this morning. when a freight
train. northbound, was wrecked.
Railway officials declare that an
open switch was responsible for the
wreck in which two members Of the
train crew We're badly hurt They
charge the lantern on the switch and
the lock had been removed and that
the switch had been thrown open.
The freight train. en- route from Van
Buren, Ark, to Wagner, was derailed.
The engine, tender and six cars of
freight We're thrown into a ditch. En-
gineer Frank Hedrick and Fireman
George johnson of Van Buren, sus
tanned serious injuries. They were re-
moved TO a hospital at Fort Smith. Ark.
Both men were buried beneath their
engine when IL toppled over as II
leaped from the rails after striking the
switch.
The Rainbow Special was due at the
switch about the same hour rs the
freight train. but the passenger train,
en- route from Hot Springs TO Kansas
City, was two hours late. Tint the al
legged Wreckers had designs on the pas
senger train instead OF the freight
train IL the theory that railway au'
thorities are working on. They de-
clined to state whether they believe
tho object OF the wreck was TO rob the
passenger train.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-26
PROPERTY PURCHASED
FOR ICE CREAM PLANT

Colvcrt Ice Cream company has pur.
chased the lot ON the corner OF South
Washington and gnd avenue southwest
from W. II. Hooks and Jerry McClusky'
Tor the new creamery which II to be
set up. The 10, IL 100 by 100 feet.
Work ON the construction OF the
building will b. commenced with in the
next two weeks and With Is completion
Ariniure will have one of the most up
to date creamprles In the southwest.
where local farmers viii always have
A market for theolr dairy products
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-26
VICTIM OF ACCIDENT
Is IMPROVING, REPORT

okMutGEE. okia.-The condition
Of Dsck scott. an employe Of the King.
wood OH company. who WAS seriously
injured yesterday In an automobile a..
cident near Taft. was rsicrtcd at the
hospital this morning as bpins imrrcv.
81 and hospital authorities said sco,,
would recover. Charles Ryeis. who was
slso injured. but not seriously. was ~.
covering today. The two cthsr men who
occuped the car received only minor
injuries.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-26
REPUBLICANS CONFER
ON BORAH PROPOSAL.

WASHINGTON 49, Senate republi.
can leaders conferred today in AN ef.
fort to agrce on what changes they
will seek In the proposal of senator 10
iah. republican. Idaho for an Internal
.onal economic and disarmament con.
ference. The proposal il embodied In an
amendment to the naval appropriation
hill, which Il to come before the sen.
ate tomorrow when Il reasserubies al.
1er the Christmas holidays.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-26
Attempt Fails
To Crack Safe;
Fire Motor Car

oKMULGEE.-Yeggs attempted to
TO blow the safe OF the Frisco depot
At Weleetka iast night. but the charge
failed to tear off the door. After rob.
bings the cash drawer. tho robbers
made their escape. nut not before they
set fire TO motor train No. 526, which
runs bewteen Okmulgee and Tulsa, Of
ficcrs OF the company reported at Ok
mulgee. The fire was cxtinguished, but
the train will not run today. It was
said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-26
SARAH BERNHARDT Is
PASSED DANGER POINT

PARIS - Sarah Bcrnhardt showed
further Improvement this morning and
her physicians said they tentatively
considered her out OF danger They
said that It the actress remarkable re.
coycry continued there was a possibll-
ity that she might still appear IN the
new Guitry play 49, planned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-26
BauSch and Lamb
Buy Business Of
Stephens Company

ROCHESTER,, n. Y.-Thc Bausch
and Lamb Optical company, has bought
the eye glass fran manufacturing busi
ness patents. good will and materials
of Stevens and Company Of Providence
Il. l.. for consideration. in excess
Of si.0O0.0O0." II was announced here
today The stevens concern Is one oi
the oldest In the business and normal
times employs about 1000 men. IL IN
said 10 be the largest of its Kind In
the world
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-26
Notorious Jail Breaker Adds Another Daring Escape
Albert Connor
Gains Freedom
By Sau,ing Bars

WAGNER, Okla~--Albert Connor,
notorious jail breaker added another
jail delivery to his record last night
when he sawed his way TO freedom
from the Wagner county Jail. Albert
Foster, also u prisoner. escaped with
him.
Connor and Foster were Mayes coun-
ty prisoners confined here because
Mayes county has no Jail. its new Jail
is nearing completion. The men sawed
their way out OF their cell and then
sawed the bars across a window. They
were confined on the second floor of
the Jail building.
Noise Awakens Sheriff
Sheriff Marsh Ger gan was asleep on
the first floor of the jail building. The
noise of the escape awoke him. When
he reached the second floor he found
seven other prisoners in the cell try
ing TO get out. Corgan covered the men
with his gun and prevented them from
getting away. His presence being nee
essary to Illustrate a bigger delivery
he was unable TO furnish pursuit to
those who had already fled.
4 motor car which was stolen from q
garage near the Jail was found wreck
ed in a ditch on the outskirts of the
city several hours after the jail-break
1t Is believed by the authorities that
Connor and Foster had taken the car tc
assist them in their flight. Connor was
arrested two weeks ago In the hills near
Nowata by Sheriff John Burchfield ol
Mayes county and Il posse. He had an
automobile that was later found "a
have been stolen at COffeyville, Kan
sas. Connor was wanted at Pryor on a
charge OF having been member of the
gang that broke into w. \. Graham's
store "a year ago. The thieves removed
in motor cars merchandise valued al
several thousand dollars.
Connor made his escape from the ole
Mayes jail few weeks aftei
he had ted for the Graham
burglary. lecoyed the Jail
er who Ihese suits ound" inside
the steel ii.ctc., ve..d Connor who was
in the run around behind him. and
penned against the steel cage. unit
other prisoners arrived and held him
while Connor fled. Connor is know
to have broken out OF seven county
lail In eastern Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-26
One of Flyers Succumbs to
Bruises Received Today;
billiard not so Seri-
ously Injured.
CONTROL IS LOST
AT LOW ALTITUDE
Estimated By Witnesses of the
Accident That Fall Was
a Hundred Feet.
Carl Saunders, who was injured
I'm an aeroplane accident this morn.
ing, died as a result of his injuries
at the Hardy Sanitarium at 3:15
o'clock this afteroon.

Ardmore's second local aero accident
Will probably END fatally TO one of the
occupants Of the ship. according TO Dr.
Hardy who had charge OF one OF the
cases this morning
An airplane driven by pilot Kern
billiard carrying Carl Saunders as a
passenger, crashed TO earth Just north
west of the city limits at 1890 this
morning. Saunders was so badly in
Jured that ne is not expected TO live
while billiards. condition though not
so serious is considered dangerous.
When the ship crashed people close
by rushed to the rescue VI the occu.
pants. billiard was taken 10 The Won
Keller hospital. while Saunders w.,
brought TO the Hardy sanitariuIn ior
treatment
Saunders Badly Crushed
Dr. Hardy reported that Saunders
had sustained fractures OF both legs.
fracture Of the skull. his teeth knock.
cd out, and otherwise seriously hurt.
he expressed small hope for his recov-
cry.
1t was reported from the Won Keller
hospital that Dillard had sustained a
d.slocated knee, badly lacerated head
ana body. and otherwise shaken up, has
condition though serious is not con.
sdcred fatal
Pilots at the aviation field comment.
ING on the accident stated that the ia.
loI Of The wrecked ship was driving
| TOO low, lost control and before he
could right his machine, it crashed 10
earth, II was estimated By those close
10 the accident that the plane was lly.
ing about 100 feet high when IL crash.
ed.
The machine is dual control and
II is thought probable that Saunders
"truze' the control.
Second serious Accident
The report that the machine became
| ignited ana burned was erroneous. the
gasoline tank failed 10 ignite, and The
only result ol the lall was 4 badly
wrecked plane.
This is the second serious accident ol
the kind to occur near Ardmore, tho
other one took place during the world
war wnen plane driven by II couple
OF army aVlatOrs crashed to earth north
Oh the city near the Edward gtlt place
and both men Were burned TO death.
At Two o'clock this afternoon the
condition OF both men was reported un.
changed by physicians in charge at
tne Won Keller hospital and the Hardy
saniuuum. II anything the condition OF
| Diilsrd is somewhat wore than first
reported according To the doctor al the
Won Keller !nst.uuon. Saunders at the
! Hardy sanat,urium j. reported 10 have
u slight chance for h.s life. but doctors
say the chance ia remote
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-26
MONEY MUST Be
REFUNDED that
BILL COLLECTED
Broker Ordered Return of
Cash Issued BY Coupons
Used in Way to Cover
Ownership.

BRCSSETS-Thc decision of the
lower Belgian courts that former En-.
pcror William has no right to collect
interest ON British bonds has been sis.
taincd by the court of appeals In u
decision handed dow today The court
ordered a Brussels exchange broker
10 refund to the British hank involved
several millions francs paid on coupons
which the hunk later learned belonged
to the cXkaiscr.
Tho ownership came to light when
the British government protested
against the rapmcnt. The Dutch hank
figuring In this ease said To- be- one
of the several through which the form.
e. emperor sent coupons to h. cnshcd
40 that trace OF their origin might be-
lost. was cSonoratcd as an iuuvccnt
party.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-26
Woman Tells Sordid
Tale of Tragedy AS
She Uncouers Crime
Claims Shooting in Self De-
fense When Black Grew
Angry and Started to
Draw His Gun.

LOUISVILLE, Ky - woman's sto'
ry of q quarrel, shot and her vigil
from dusk to dawn over the body OF
the man she killed was being checked
up by police department investigators
here today.
II killed my friend" Mrs. Olive L.
Jones, 32 years old pretty divorcee an
nounced when she entered police head
quarters just after daylight Monday
She was disheveled, hysterical. The
men on duty discouted her statement
"Oh, he's dead. l shot him; you'll
find him out there on the floor. | left
him covered up with his own overcoat.
| know he's dead. He hasn't moved for
hours" she declared.
First Officers Knew
This was the first intimation offic-
falls had that O. L. Black, sales mana
ger for Louisville automobile com.
rany had been shot TO death late Sun
day afternoon in Mrs. Jones apart
ment.
Mrs. Jones said she fired in self.de
febse. Black, according TO her account
of the tragedy became angry when he
learned her daughter. Clara. II. was
with her and her divorced husband. G.
IL. Jones, of Cincinnati IL Louisville and
Nashville baggage master. was to visit
his daughter. Black feared, Mrs. Jones
declared, that u reconciliation between
the divorced couple would be affected
through the visits OF the father with
Clara.
When Black, who. she declared
"broke up my home and caused me &c
get divorce" reached for pistol on
nearby table, she seized the weapon
first and fired. Black fell. How Ions
he lived she did not know. She covered
him with his coat and quilt. Later
she placed n screen OF chairs before
the body.
Kept Watch
All night long she kept the death
watch. Never was she able TO summon
courage to call the police. Three times
she declared. she went to the tcle
phone. and three times turned away.
Clara returned from a picture show
With her companion. th" daughter
spent some time In the hall. Later sh,
wen TO her bedroom on the second floor
Mrs. Jones finally called the girl &c
come down stairs and sleep with her
When morning came. the daughter
still was unaware OF the presence oI
the body In the room, tha mother said
And then Mrs. Jones telephone for
her former husband to come TO her
He refused. II was then she told Clara
what had happened and sent her fol
her father. In the girls absence the wo
man went TO police headquarters ant
told her story.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-26
BOY LOSES EYE WHEN
TRY TO ARREST MAN

SPOKANE. Wash .--Tvt'se year oil
Kenneth Love iost bic left eye lnsl
night when two policemen need their
pistols In an effort io stop a man R.
ter arrested on "a charge of inioxica
ton. The shooine ok rlnce on
downtown cunvr Doctors pronounced
his condition seriOas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-26
Highways ATTEST
splendid Effort
DISTRICT z MAN
From impossible Mud Holes
M. T. Pierce Has Changed
Oil Field Roads to Good
Condition.
ONLY COMMISSIONER
TO BE REELECTED
His Record Made During Term
Made Return to Place
Not Difficult.

From mud to hard surface roads in
two short years is the record estab
lished by NJ. r. Pierce as county COM
missioner from the second commission.
ers district.
Time was when it was practically
impossible TO travel highways in the
northwest section of the county after
heavy rain the trails that passed for
roads were morasses, and heavy traf-
fic was out Of the question.
shortly aftdr entering office Mr..
Pierce began system of highways to
relieve this condition, aud from that
day until this. he has worked unceas-
ingly to that end with the result that
In All Carter county there are no bet
ter highways than to be found in the
second district.
Fulfilled Elections Promise
As % candidate for office, Mr.. Pierce
went before the people and promised
il elected he would build them n sys-
TEN of highways that could be tray.
cllcd at all seasons Of the year. how
well he has succeeded is attested by
the many miles already constructed
ana other PROJECTS wen under way and
as he says, he has Just begun to work
intending 10 cover his entire district
within the next two years.
ON account OF the numerous streams
in the northwestern part of the county
that comprises the second district, road
building has always been u hard task,
and much money was spent in tempo
rary construction work before it was
deemed advisable to abandon this char
acter Of work and make every mile a
permanent one so far as possible.
Mr.. Pierce has "a great deal Of oh.
struction to his work since assuming
office, but so far has managed to sur
mount them all and has given the peo'
Pile in the second commissioners district
system Of highways that conut be ex.
celled in southern Oklahoma.
Highways Tell Story
To give a detailed description Of each
route and mile constructed or under
construction. would consume too much
time and space. but to those who live
in that section OF the county, and those
who have business interests in the oil
districts in that section, description is
unnecessary, because the highways
Continued on Page Twol
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-26

Felt bedroom slippers always nll u
long fclt want
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-26
WEATHER

Tonight and Wednesday
fair and colder.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-08

sufammcn, oIs bob' er Ger6otenes
begangen. glber Sofobe befreite ihn
BON oieIer gertuirrln9; oenn ta'
delu0 Itano Tie oa unb foBte ibn
nit 6eioen SGnoen an ben Arnteit:
Stein, id nero INNER an bid oen'
fem" ueripradt lie ernitbait, mo er
gIoubte ibr's. 1onn gingen Die Sel-
Oen obnc Soit mad Dem Gorf, Sano
in Sono, uno iprofen bon onoerel1
Gingen, bis tie Ii6 Dor Dem Etarr'
bors 2ebepobl iogen muBten.
9aiim SAB er 5u Saus etipoS nB.
God Dor ocm @ettge6en pafte ct
nod einmoI Die geliebte @eige aus
uno begann 5i ipielen: anoers flar9
es oils ionit, freier, innieer iang IS
mie in oerboItenem 0rnngen elmer
ermo6enoen Seele. Ger idrpere
IbenO floB ibm aus in iiiBe Zone:
Icin critics grIebnis. slber oos rutlBte
er nitt: ooB feline Gino6eit nit Die
fem Iesteu Seimatstog linn ent9lit'
ten mar. llnipieoerbringIid.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-08
r2at limb ia miene Gnten nid!~

Cine luItige @eIdi9te bon einem
Nat. ser elm gepoltiger 0imroo
Dor Dem. &errn mar. miro i'm st.
Subertu3" er5GbIt. 9ieier groBe SD.
ger, oeiien Soten freilid iid ouf fei.
ne @r5Gblungen am Stommtiid be-
idranftetl, bate einmal idon meb'
rere Gtunoen alf @nten geiagt,
obne einen Ser eriebnten 9reitlhna'
6el gu @elidt befommen gu baben,
oa liebt er an Dem breiten Wiii6len-
webr ii1 cine Sdar bon 300
5obmen Gnten tummeln. @r gebt
alio alf Sen am @ebr arbeiteneen
Damn 81, er5ablt inn fem Sed} uno
iogt iflieBlit: .Sogcn Sic nal,
mein 2ieber, Elm paar Gnten muB
i6 sod na6 9ollie 6ringen, mas
foitet es, wenn id bier mai inter
Die @nten idieBe?" Ser Masin iiebt
oen &at erltaunt an uno iagt Damn
troden: .Sief Warf, SEER &at.~
Infer Sager entle0i9t lidl Der flint
Morf, idieBt, uno 5rpei Gnten
i6mimmen tot auf Dem @alier, wdb-
reno Die onoern gang entieet bin
uno her. idpimmen. Ser treue
5agobunO apportiert Die 9eute. Die
Ger NimroS i6munSelno in GIMP.
fang nintmt, u1tS oo inn nun ein-
nal ser Mppetit gefommen lit,
!neint er 81 bem ruGig 5uid)auenoen
Wanne: ySoa i6 noh mai Idle
jen?" Ger anScre uidt uno itedt
uicoer flint Wtorf Elm. Nnn iallen
iogar bon ben eng geordngten gnten
arei Stiid Dem Sdger gum Spfer,
ms er meint: ia nl0dlte ih nod
I'm Orittes Mal id)icBcn, mein Sic
Ter. Mber Sic fonnen rubig fir Den
5dub mebr forocrn, ionit fommen
sic niht auf ibre Soften Alio luos
poGen Sic fir oen oritten SdmB?"
y5iinf @arf", fragile Ser Maun, irno
als i'm ser Hat nun gan5 eritaunt
aniie6t, fest er bin5u: Sat limo ia
miene @nten mid, Serr &atl"
Washington Journal., 1922-12-08
Der elephant mnH IriH
3tlriHFr.
&Sie Gin SinOn cine itOrriidc Gle
pbantin 5dbmtc.

Ser 2onooner ,3oologiide @orten
6efom, mie Die yGimes" er5dbIen.
uolr einem inoiiden 6iiriten, Dem
Dsa6araoida BON Good) gebar, Ell.
men meibliden G~leionten geifenft
unO oas id)one Sier iuilrOe balO Der
9ie6ling ser geiudjer ocS 8ortens.
Ser .neue Glefant bate aber einen
6ebler; er 5eigtc lid ltorriid uno
lpoute ourd,als nid)t ar6eiten. Ntan
CAB lid oober Die groBte WfiiHc, i'm
ju oreiiieren, latige umlonlt. SdlteBs
lid ging man an Die ridtige Aueae
uno lieB einen por5iiglidl e%npfo5le.
men @lefantenfibrer aus Snoiert
fommen. Ger junge, gut getleiOete
Wfonn ser iebr angenebm uno
freunoIid ausiab, itente Iif nit Dem
glefnnten ioiort auf ben ridtiget
Sub. gr begonn Oamit, oas
1ier Idon aus Der 5erite gu begrii-
BEN, frat Damn ndber beran mo be.
griiBte MN ein5elu ieOen Seilieines
a0rperS lein @eiid)t, ieinen &iden,
Sic 8eine ulp. Mit bieier inter Oier
len 8erbeugungen Dorgenommenen
3eremonie fam CT langiam an Die
It0rri1de @lefantin beran; nun 5og
er feline Sdube aus, nobm o6ne ieoe
9oltige 9eipegung ben @urt berDor,
nit Dem err oos Sier 5unodIt iattcln
woate, un0 bate mad 5pei Winuteit
inter beit1noigen Shmeifeleien
uno 2i%ebfoiungen ieiner Sdyiilerin
ben @lirt umgeleJt. gu ben Siebfc.
lungen fii9te er @orte in ser mobl,
f~lingenoen binooitoniifen Sprohe,
unO nls feiner S%raucnfenner lpuBte
CT, oaB S6meiheIeien oos ih0ncre
@eidIedt am ebeiten gefiigig me,
den. y@ie idon biit on, meme
6reunoin, 10 iang Oieier Wtulter-
lebrer, 0aber man Ia9t,I ooB, per
eIien nil, audi arbeiten muB. IS
pare cine uneerehtigfeit, penn Oh
einfaG 0ein Mobl ner5ebren molltelt,
obne ettpas 81 tun. aaab befieblt
uns al orbeiten, tpenn mir ellen
wouen. gu enttduift uniere &erren,
oos lit idledt bon Dir. Sd bin nur
Elm forbiger Monn. ouf oen on nidt
6oren mirit, ober befro9e Oeinen eli
genen GerItono. befrage Oein Scr5,
Damn nirit ou fiiblen, Dab i6 Die
@aHrbeit iage." augen5eugen, bio
oielem eigenartigen llnterrift BET
wobnten periidern, OoB Der Gleiant
nit groBter aufmcrfiamfeit ben
8orten oes 2ebrers louidte unO ii6
BON ibm anes, miaig gefanen lieB.
Der Sinou idlief nit ieiner Sfii-
lerin i'm Stall olf oemiel6en Eager,
IieB Iie feinen augenb!id olcin
iprn9 nit ibr ioeor mGbrenO oeS
Sflofes, uno iein llnterridt 6atte
ben @rfolg, bob bic @~lefantin elm
arbeitiomes, fleiBiges unO ge6oria-
mes @eidopf tpuroe.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-08
Il EN- m. @ait

nnongenebm m. @ait Gin
elmer iebr groBen @eieaidaft, gu
einem linn nidt b%efannten Serrn):
SD babe eben meinen Yflidttan5
nit ser &%ausfrau %eetan5t. uff, id
CLAUDE, Die Dame tpiest 200 Yfunol
Saben Sic iGon nit ibr e~etan5t?"
Serr: sd bin o%ispeniicrt. SIN
@ertrauen, i'd bin namlif Der
Sausberr."
aus Der 3eit. @ad
@eIddftsidluB grng er nod aui
cine Stunoe in feline 2ieblinesoielc,
Sier bemerfte er cine elegnnte jun
ge Dame, Die inn mrfmiiroig be.
fannt porfam. CT idldneelte iidJ
olio an oen Gid, itente. iid Dor
uno fragile, mo er Die Dame fennen.
9elernt babe. sd bin Sbre rleiic
Rodin", iagte fie, ~un6 Eeute babe
iH meinen eriten Ausgang."
Washington Journal., 1922-12-08
Der telegraph in sibet.

aIs critics neu5eitliHes @erfebrS-
mittel bat iest Der telegraph icincn
ginSug in Die Sauptitaot Gibets
Oes 10 lange bermctiid pcri6loiienen
2anoes. gebalten. GaS critic Selc.
9ramm, oas iiber Die bon 2baiio
llad Gariccling (8ritiid-S itinoien)
fiibren0e 2inie bef0rocrt lpuroc, mar
lin @egriiBungsteiegrdln oes Dalai
2ama an ben giscfonig bon Snoien,
init Dem NiSorud Ocs Tanfes al
Die inbiid)c &eaieruig fir lire Dit
pirfuna beim 9au Der ncucn Qinie.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-08

aopfidiittelno iagte ser @rofos,
ais er nit ben Soloaten sic &or.
per nad &ingen, Salsfettden unO.
@elo unteriudte: .Dumme Gier'
den, oieie GeutiAenl @arum ba-
ben iie g~eiungen?V
Washington Journal., 1922-12-08

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