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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
STATE TO DEFEND
SHERIFF SANDERS
Robertson Determined to
Back Up Officer Who
Defied u. S.

Special 10 Tho World.
M'ALESTER, Aug 12---The state
legal machinery Will be called into
action for defense OF Sheriff VIII
liam S. Sanders OF pittsburg county.
according to Sanders, who received
assurances to that effect in a phone
conversation with GOV. J. n. A. Rob
ertson Wednesday.
Sanders was authorized 10 secure
ar attorney here who will be sp-
pointed by the governor 10 act In
conjunction with Ats. Gen. George
f. short I'm tho defense Of Sanders
lie In under 5000 bond to the
federal court at Muskogee. charged
with contempt ~ court The trouble
which led 10 Sanders arrest arose
when 2i railway shop guards at
iiniloyvllle. appointed by Sanders
clashed with ~ federal officers un.
der Deputy Marshal CrocHet Lee.
Loo ana Sanders were opponents In
tho race for republican nomination
for sheriff Of Pittsburs county The
latter received the nomination for
election. Sheriff Sanders tenure
or office seems doomed 20 be beset
with trials and trlhulntions Only a
few months ago Sanders was tried
Tor malfcasance In office and ac-
quilted OF the charge. The leading
witnesses for the prosecution were
prominent party men of Sanders
own party, II IL thought that the
suits brought against Sanders will
have n tendency toward his re-olec-
tiCn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
CRIMINALS BURN
OFFICERS HOME
Retaliation for Part in
Cleanup Regarded
as Motive
FIFTY JAILED AND FINED
One of Prisoners Takes an
Appeal From Sentence of
Slick Justice

Special to The World
SLICK, Aug. 12.--Seeklng revenge
because the police. headed by chief
OF Police Joe Hagen, cleaned up tho
Joints here and forced all to 20 TO
jail or advance bond for violations
of the peace, one or more OF the
prisoners set fire to the home OF Po-
iiceman G. II. payton, who assisted
his chief IN the raid.
More than flfty wcro arrested last
Saturday ana Sunday. The fire at
the Payton home occurred Tuesday
morning. The building was totally
destroyed and officer Payton est.
mates his loss at $4,000. lie was pre-
pairing to move into tho building.
Two other buildings we're set Bflrc,
but neither owner had anything 10
do with the raid.
Chief Hagen declared that the
raids would continue as tho citizens
OF Slick were weary OF the nulsan-
Ces.
Tho flnos OF the 30 ranged from
il2 to s25 when nrralgned before
Justice Hutton. The chatges were
vagrancy, lettering around n disor-
Derby house. running a dlsorderly
house and common drunk.
H. NJ NtWHlhn was IlIlfu NlO Ibt
carrying pistol. Cora Hatfield was
fined $t2 for disturbing the peace.
The oklahoma pool hall was raid
ed and n small amount of corn whis-
key found. according to tho records.
The place Mt the present time is un-
der an Injunction. q. y. Gold
smith is reported to be owner OF the
place. Officers say charges Will he
filed against Goldsmith for violating
the Injunction.
on raids In the negro district choc
beer was found AT four places and
destroyed. a small amount OF corn
whlskcy was found at house
mile south OF town and n quart OF
corn whiskey at n house In the east
part Of town.
Jack Powell. arrested and charged
with vagrancy stood trial before n
jury In Judge iIutton's court. The
trial was attended by n large crowd
OF Interested spectators, and proved
20 be one OF the hardest fought legal
battles ever staged In a Justice court
In this city. Powell was represented
by Attorney John II. Miller and G.
II Lake, city attorney, prosecuted
the case. The trial started Mt Z y.
m. and was not given to the jury un-
I'll nearly midnight. The jury was
out but few minutes and returned
g verdict OF guilty. A fine OF t26,
including the costs, was assessed. 1
The case was appealed to the coun-
~ court which convenes this fall.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
TH-Sfdte District
Gossip Of Cities and Towns in the Rich Lead and Zinc
Region, Ottawa County, Oklahoma

four miios northeast OF here, county
officials discovered and confiacated
whisky stili, including siH barrels
OF mash and 30 gallons Of whisky.
The owner of the establ.shm was
not at home.
FALKLAND, Aug. i2.- Seyeral of
Ottawa courty's progressive farmers
entered hogs In the jasper county
fair at Carthage, and were sICCoss.
fl In winning prizes Among thom
we're Elmer Miller. Lee Dohogne and
Joe Schubert.
MIAMI Aug. 12.--suit for S2.500
damages was filed I'm district court by
Mrs. Sybil Moss, widow Of the late X.
Moss. against tho Helen Zinc com
pnny on account of the death Of hcr
husband. accidentally killed while in
the employ Of that company
aa-A-aa.a
PTCHEP, Aug. 12.-Charles Ne
GIN. wealthy Syrian merchant was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff u. G.
Jennings on larconcy charges grow.
ing one ~ the fact that an electric
fan said to have been previously
1folen from w. -. Wainwright was
found IN Ncgim's store. and was
then removed before the officer
could get possession Of n. Tho pris-
oncr wns first lodged In the city iaiI.
ana later taken 10 Miami. whore ne
was released on bond Of $500. Sow
crnl electric fame have been stolen
hcre recently, and their disappean-
nnce Is shrouded In moro or less my
atery.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
ShOpping Is One Duty
FRY WW Not DO Again
sneclal 10 IN. world-

Special 10 The World
BEGGS, Aug. 12.--Herbert Frye,
farmer. who came to town ea-
peclally TO take home load Of
Frocerles. was much dlsmayed aft
er Juggling big nrmful out TO the
car and then going on another
errand, to return and find his car
was minus tho groceries. His son
had taken the car to flll up with
gasoline. and Frye had put the
groceries In another car which had
pulled out before his sons return.
Frye IL thinking OF letting his wife
do tho family shopplng hnreafter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13

TURKER FORD, Aug. 1z.-rn n
narrow and rocky canyon partly
hidden by the large pine trees SUR
rounding II and otfording an ideal
place for the business, at point
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
Falls Off Courthouse
Roof; Boy wiz RecOUer
Special 10 The World

Special 10 The World
HOLDENVfLLE Aug. 12.--Paul
white. 10. son OF Mr.. and Mrs, r..
o. White OF this city. while walking
along the cornice OF tho second floor
OF the new courthouse Tuesdap lost
his balance and fell TO the stone
pavement below, some IS feet When
friends picked him up II was discov-
cred that his right arm was broken
In several places and that he had
suffered an ugly wound near his
temple. He had regained conscious
ness the next day and tho doctors
believe that he will recover.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
spny 20 KIN Worms.
QUaFN.l 20 Tfha NyaFfH

ALTON. Aug 1.-THE trees IN
tho city park here, which have been
sprayed twice recently to rid them
OF the bag-worm. will be sprayed
again in about 10 days by the Miami
men with whom the city council con-
tracted 10 do the job at II cents per
tree. The bag-worm has been dam
aging tho trees here to a consider
able extent, and many OF the citi-
zens will have their trees sprayed
TO DESTROY the peHt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
Arrest snceders at RIGGS.

Special TO Ihe World. ...
BEGGs, Aug. l2.-Ten speedsters
were arrested here in one day within
a few hours as they were going up
school hill Officers were stationed
at different places with stop watches
10 see that autoists kept within the
u mile an hour limit. They were
fined S5 each and $40 costs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
LABOR JURY DEADL0CKED
Judge VIII Dismiss Panel In Case Of
Conspiracy In POllceman's Death.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-THE jury in
the sensational big three" labor
leaders trial charged with conspir-
acy in the death OF Police Lieutenant
Lyons announced itself deadiocked
at noon today.
Judge Taylor said he would dis
miss the jury. II was reported the
Jury stood II to for acquittal OF
Fred tFrenchy) Nader and Daniel
(Duke) Mccarthy, labor leaders, and
John Miller, alleged driver OF the
death" car In the killing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13

FAIRLAND, Aug. 12.---Fire sup
posed to be OF inceniisty origin de-
stroyed six stacks OF wheat on tho
farm OF. Hiram Youngblood. a few
miles southeast ~ th!s place A.
the stacks were estimated TO con-
tain 200 bushels OF grain each. tho
loss was considerable. Indications
were that oil was used IN starting
the fire at two OF the stacks
PfCHER, Aug. i2.-According 20
Superintendent G. y. Workman. the
personnel OF the teaching force Mt
the Picher high school for tho ensu-
Ing year follows: Principal J. Her
bert Moore. A. B. OF Marion, KY;
mnihemnticA Miss Pearl Lane do
nestle science. Miss Helen Boswell.
English. Mrs Edna MCReynolds,
history Miss Bertha Bridor: science.
Miss Bernaiiino Tracey brennan;
manual training, Norval q. Gray.
--=a=-a==
PICHER, Aug. l2--Monday was
regular monthly sales day undor the
auspices OF the plchor Advertising
club. Six cash prizes % t25 each In
gold were given away at a drawing
under rules and regulations prc.
vlouFly made public. The winners
were Frank Hartman. Mrs. X. H.
Bryan. Mrs, Bessie Cline. Ed Ma
lone, Mrs. Frank Potts and l.. B
RAIDER.
PICHBR. Aug. l2.--The petition
circulated here and presented TO the
corporation commission asking for
certain changes In gas rates was
granted by that body. 40 that In
stead OF the former flat rate patrons
of the Consumers Gas company In
Picher will hereafter be charged 81
for the first 1000 cubic feet and 80
cents per 1000 for each 900 used
thereafter during tho month.
COMMERCE., Aug. 12.--CharRing
neglect OF domestic duties and other
Claude ~. Reynolds.
farmer. has filed suit for divorce in
district court against his wife. Julia
G. Reynolds. Ho says she IL n
OF the Apostolic Gospel,
often absent for many days at a
time. and that on ono occasion abe
struck him whom he demonstrated
with her.
BLUE JACKET, Aug. IA dell
egation OF boosters from Miami,
with the view OF boosting the state
school OF mines and the Miami BUS
mess University rendered sepcial
program here. Representatives OF
those institutions together with
of the Lions club, the
Christian church orchestra the
Lions club quartet and other enter
talners mado up the party.
EUCHA, Aug, 12.--This little
place, located on the banks OF Spav-
nav creek. with delightful picnic
grounds and easy access TO a fine
spring OF pure sparkling water. is
making arrangements for n big pic
mic and barbecue TO be held on Aug
ust ~, is and 10 In celebration OF
her 2Gth birthday. The committee
IN arrangements IL composed of
lose Hicks. Dick Vann, George Will
ION and Ben stone.
-
TURKER FORD, Aug. 1z.-rn a
narrow and rocky canyon partly
hidden by the large pine trees SUR
II and otfordinR an ideal
place for the business, at a point
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13

Judge L. $. Pardee of Akron,
Ohio, having established a club
house for newsboys. now plans 20
have every newsboy In his town
clothed 9" a uniform OF summer
Seight
Washington Journal., 1922-03-17
By Captain Count Alfred v. Bothmer
Schloss Bothmer, January 81, 1922.
tissues of To-day.)
Die ensliide 3eitnns.
Son Or. Gomin 3epoeI.
m~Ek.-- N m

8ie lei i6 10 gerne sic engIii6t
3eitung,
Sic bringt mir gar mon6es bon gro.
Bem 8ebang,
Sic lit meine 2eu6te, fie oient nit
als 2eitung,
3u ibr nltr empfin0' i6 men Itetigen
9rang.
$50 fGnO' ib ionit gar mande id6ne
@eidi9te,
ltno mo- man6e u@nte" boar1trGu=
BEND er5Gblt,
fdno' obne Tie ib oie 2iigenberid-
te
Som ~8ode", ser fi6 iiingit nit Dem
Seufel bermdblt.
fGno' i9 ionIt 0robung uno 8ar-
nung un0 S9mGbung,
fan0' i6 oas 3errbil0, oas ones
berbobnt,
fdnO' i'd ionIt So9mut uno prob
len0e 8lGbung,
fdnO' i6 @ei6m6b, oos @ernunft
iibert0ntl
0ie enqlii6e 3eitung lit ii9er ne
Stiibe,
@an5 Inglo=M merifa bGlt Tie in8ann,
Dur6 / { marc i6on man9er, Ser
lonit me S6lafmiise,
Gin pradtig %gebiIOeter, bo6peiier
Wann.
Drum leiet re6t fGeiBig Dies glan8en.
oe Ma6merf
limo laBt eu6 er5ieben = es gebt ia
10 lei1t -
8o5u oenn ltltoieren man9 trodenes
Sa6merf,
8enn / e ales bietet 10 i9on = uno
10 lei6t!
Gin Sod oltf sic englii6e 3eitung-
fte lebel
l1n0 mebe uno Itrebe uno nads' un6
geoeib,
Iuf oaB fte rns etpig uno immerfori
gebe,
8erbesung uno 2iige uno 8inoma.
6ereil
Washington Journal., 1922-03-17
DIES 1RAE. TAG DIES cERIcHTs

1--WE are enforcing the blockade with
vigor. This weapon of starvation
falls mainly upon the women and
children, upon the old, the weak and
the poor after the fighting has stop.
ped" winston Churchill in the
House of Commons four months after
the signing of the armistice).
One day, that blockader too shall die.
On that last day, lying on his bed,
Faces, hunger-stricken, shall float by
Him: frail women's, children's .
long since dead.
He shall see those faces ever round
him float,
He shall see the faces of the poor and
old,
That the murd'rer, Selling by the
throat,
Slowly strangled, till their forms grew
cold.
He shall hear their means and cries
by night,
He shall hear their plants and signs
by day
Though he close his eyes and stop his
ears, no might
Ever shall those spirits chase away.
Tens of thousands shall blockade his
room,
Day and night no respite shall they
give,
Lonely lying outstretched in his tomb,
Day and night they e'er with him
shall live.
When the L~astTrumpet sounds, those
phantoms still
At his side shall stand, now at the
Goal,
And his sentence he shall hear
Gods will
And then God have mercy on his soul
By Captain Count Alfred v. Bothmer
Schloss Bothmer, January 81, 1922.
tissues Of To-day.)
Washington Journal., 1922-03-17
s :.

@Iaub' an oie Sa9e, ser Su
oienit.
MGnner neroen Glter, aber
ME berniinftig.
SoIangem man liebt, bat man
oes 2ebens &rone.
8ei6ei6enbeit obne MaB
lit perfappter Stola.
@ur bciIige 9inge iino inert,
bob man 81 Sbnen greift.
Sum gubr, gelangt man nibt
auf einem glumenpfaoe.
grnite 3dtigfeit iobnt 5ulest
INNER NIT Dem 2eben aus.
Simmer nod itieg Croft bernieoer
9ortber, mo Die 2tebe nobnt.
Ser @ert oes @annes fir oie
8elt fdut 5uiammen nit ieinem
@irfen.
Die @abrbeit iagen, Der 8abr-
beit le6en fonnen, lit oas @roBe
i'm 2eben.
@as uns bittere &einliu9ungen
gu iein i6einen, iino oft perbiiate
Segnungen.
2iebe ionte oae Siinoen ber-
geberL 1tiir nidt Die Sinoen gegen
Die 2iebe ielbit.
8el6e @rsiebung ii9 %betudbrt?
9ie BEN Weni6en ii9 ielbit er5ieben
lebrt.
Man6e gbelt pGren ullenoliG
sliidli9, wenn iie briefli6 gefiibrt
meroen fonnten.
@enn ourgef sommen, TOM
men lie niht aaein,
Nein, in Gdaren pleid,.
Washington Journal., 1922-03-17
Die SOb5eitsgeiacnfe Der engIi-
iden Grin3eiiin Marg. J

Die cngliiGe Hreiie, unO nidt
ctipo mr. Die red)tSltebenoc, beibdf
tigt iit bareits eingebeno nit Der
tiinftigen @odSeitsfeier Der &rii,
3eiiin Marp, ein5igen Sodter oea
&onigspaares, Die ii6 %bcfanntlidl
Dor fur3em nit Dem Discount Gas
celes, Glteiten Sobn uno Grbcn oes
@rafen BON Saremooo, perlobt bat.
Gag fir Gag miro Dem &lblifunl
er5abIt, mas sic 8rin3eilin unter
nommen bat, ieoer Seiu6 i6res
Srdutigams miro regiitriert ut0
Die Srage er0rtert, mas fir SoA.
3eitsgeiGenfe 0as iltnge @aar lpobI
erbalten meroe. giaes oicier 6oH
5eitsgcidenfe itebt idon iebt left
Ser @raf bon Saremooo, Der ielblt
in Saremooo Spuie in Der Grai
l6oft SEEDS reiiOiert, iiIerlaBt iei
nem Sobn unO ieiner SGlpiegcr
todter Gin ollOeres iciner Shl0lier
@ol0sborougb Sail i'll Ser 0raf
l6aft Yorflbirc, oaS bisber, nad
Dem 8rau6 rer engliidcn Nriito
fratie, permictet mar uno MN Dol
oen Mietern gerGunlt INC nit eigc
len Wtobeln ausgcItattet meroc4
loa. Discount 2ascele miro icinel
9raut an &o65eitstagc e:lcll sid
tigen 5amilicni6nuuf ilberIolien
ben er 81 oieiem 3Def pul cincn
8ermanOten, Dem Marquis ooi,
Glauricanoe, erbte, Ben CT aber III
5!pii6en icincr &uijle, &aop So10
@emablin oeS @ouperncurs Dol.
8ombap, Sir George 2uDo, 5um.
@ebrauG iiberlaiien bate. GoliiAih
Warp beabliGtigt, ibrcr Sod)ter eli
men fompletten Smaragoi0nutd 81
i6enfenb Der ibr ielblt nod Dem
600 zines ibrer 8riioer, orS Sir
item Aoolf BON Gcd, 6ufie!, mo oic
3abl Der @eitenfe BON Niitglieocrn
Der f0ni9li6en 6anlilie, ibrcr I'M
gcbung uno 3~ugcborigen Der 80
cietp", Der @eie1idaft i'm mcitelten
Sinne, periprid)t nniiberichbar 81
meroen. 9enn Die @epflogenbcit.
oie 3. y. am preuBiiben Sole be
ltanO, @eI6enfc aus 5peirer 9anI
nidt anSunebmen, fennt man All
britilden Sole ni6t.
Washington Journal., 1922-03-17
Theater-Abend

sonntag, den 10. Maerz 1922, attends 8 Uhr
Washington Journal., 1922-03-17
einsefOnOt.

@oibineton, 9. g., t6. Idr5 1922.
Sebr geebrter SER gteoatteurl
@odftebenOes @eoi1t ipuroe mir
bon @iesbaoen, Deuti1lono, 5uge,
Ionot NIT Der Bite, es in bieiigen
3eitungen Su beroffentliden. Das-
ieIbe bebanoelt Oie Grlebniiie zines
0eutidumerifoners, Ser nod Dem
Griege mad Deuti6Iono fam Inn ii6
feline 8raut 5u boIen. Das @eOidt
lit Eotiade, uno befinoet fi6 Der jun
&c Nonn our 3eit in einem fran5oii-
i6en @efGngnis. Der 3ped Der
8eroffentIi6ung lit, Oen bieIigen
Deutihamerifnnern Die @ugen au off
men iiber Die 3uItGnoe i'm Occupati-
ons- @ebiet uno oos obideuIi6e Erei-
ben Der farbieen fron5oiii6en 8eias.
ung.
Sbr er~gebener,
* Gor+o,o1,,
Washington Journal., 1922-03-17

0VluJSlb AOOoAbuJ UVe SuBel uuI JtS'
gen, @eDitter mo Sturm 6intoei.
icn. @cun @6nie uno @nten itart
unO auigeregt bn6en, ole 8niierb0.
gel Iif 5uiammenrotten ooer gar
ans Sono geben unO Sdipolben
Oagegen iiber oos 8oiier itreiden,
Dab iie es init oen Sliigelipiben
beritbren, aud tuenn tie in Der
D6rmeren Sobres3eit iiber 0e.. so.
ben itretden, tuenn Goben uno 3r1-
ben in gr0Beren Sdoren um Sell
fen uuo anbOben itrei9en, tueun iie
i9reienO iiber 866e uiiO SIiiiie file
gen coer gar untertau1er, menn
Sperlinge uno Siibner ernIig
Staubb6Oer nebmen, 10 lit &egen
uno 8inO in MusIidt. 9as Ioute
@eI6rei uno @efnorre ser Grim
ipedte an oen @6umen berfiinoet
bal>.gen &egen. Gin ebenio ii6e-
res 3eiden bierfiir 1T, tpenn itG
oiele 80gel auiammen arf @1ume
ieBen, ibre SeOern pusen unO nit
Dem S9nabel ein6len, peluh Die
Sauben in uneetpobnli9 GROCER
9ln5abl ibren NeItern ooer S9ld-
gen aueilen, penn Die &eiber i9rei-
emo Die 6ii9tei9e berlnIien iid Wie
entmutigt i'm Geloe ~nieoerlaiien ODER
ii6 bod in Die 2uft erbeben Weun
ser Stor9 feline gteitiungen nit
Moos ODER &eiIig oedt. Der Sfau
lart i6reit uno Die &otfebl6en
boble gGume ooer Marerrisen ouf.
iu9en. Gin &egentag itebt bepor,
penn bic Siibner ni6t init ben
Siibnern gu 9ett geben,~ ionoern
beim anbru9 Ser 9unfelbeit nod
futteriudeno umberlaufen. 8erber-
gen ii6 Die Siibner m6breno zines
&egens ni9t, ion0ern laufen nit
bdngenOem S9man3 0arin berum
u1O iu6en Sutter, 10 lit 0as Gegen-
tpetter anbaIteno. Gin @etDitter lit
nabe, penn an i6miilen Sagen Die
Torben nit idneaitem 6Iuge ibren
S9lGgen 5ueilen, menn Die 8aiier-
pogel nit raubem @ei6rei itarf b.
ben uno ms @aiier tau6en, menn
ii9 Die 2anopogel berfrie9en un0
i'm 9ifi6t S9us iuden.
0ie bis iest angegebenen &egeIn
6e5ieben ii6 nur auf tur3e 3eit,
oo9 fam man aus Dem &erbalten
man6er 8ogeI gu eeipiiien 3eiten
au6 meitere S6liilie 5ieben. 90
oeutet es auf einen falten un0 itren-
gen 8inter, tuenn Die @dnie i'm
SerbIte re9t bid befeoert uno NIT
6ettpolitern perieben iino, Welm ei-
nige 8ogelarten einen Sorrat anle-
gen uno menn Ser Seioeni6man3
in IiioIi9en @egenoen eri9eint. 3ie-
ben i'm SCRIPT Die 3ugO0gel friiber
ais gepobnli9 urto erideinen 0a-
fir n0roli6er lebenoe @aiierbogel
auf unieren @emdiiern 10 tritt frii-
be &dlte ein. Sn peri6ieoenen @e-
gen0en begriiBt man 0as gri6et-
mem oes @euntoterS nit Sreuoen,
neil man glaubt, bob mad ieiner
anfunft fem i6limmer Sroit mebr
aiftritt. Miloe 8itterung lit i'm
Sriibling gu ertparten, wertn oie
pilOen @Gnie offene unO lparmr
@emGiier ~perloiicn oOer tpclla bel
nod anoanernocr 9dltc regelmGBige
aranid5iige na6 Nor0en 5ieben.
Washington Journal., 1922-03-17
GualanO nnS bic gerrater am ORbein.

Die rbeinii9-reprtblifonii6e Bolts
partei bat aud IN GnglanO unter Der
Son0 cine Itarfe 8ropogonoa enttpids
cit, Die immerbin Die 8irfune batte,
bah elm 8Iatt mie @eitminlter @a5et-
te ibren 8eItrebungen einen relatib
noblmoaenOen 9rtifel miOmete, Der
bon Der 8orausiebung altsging, es
ban0le ii1 I'M cine ebrli6e SoIfsbe-
peaung, Die ni6ts weiteres erltrebe,
oIs cine 8erpirfli6ung 0es Selbltbe-
Itimmlnqsre6ts innerbalb Oes Oelt-
ihen Gei6es. 9iele 8%ertennltng Der
totIG6li6en 8erbdltniiie bat oem
8lott cine 3ui6rift bon n8iolet
Morfbam", Ser 6rau oes britii6en
Oberitleutnants Garrutbers, einge-
trogen, sic Otr9 elm Bud itber Oas
beIette @ebiet benieien bat, Dab lie
Die 8erbGItniiie bort genait fennt.
Sic erfIGrt in Dem 8rief, iie CLAUDE
feinen MugenbIif, ooB binter Dem
8lan cine aufri6tige 8olfsbemeeung
Itebe, mobl ober iei er bel ben franz
56fifden Gbaubiniiten ungeberer pc.
pul1r, Sic 0aS linfe &beinufer ON.
neftieren mouten. Sic fdbrt fort:
yGa9 Dem WtiBIingen ibres Mn-
neftionsberiu1es baben 0ieielben
2eute ibre Mufmerfiamfeit Ser S6op-
lung zines unabbdngigen 8ufferitoo-
tes 3ugemonot. g[ne &iinlte ser Ser
fiibrung lino oieiem Blon gemiomet
nor0en, uno er bat fiber Die gu
Thinning gepifier rei6er &beinl6n-
ser %geiponnen, Die in ibm Elm Mittel
ieben, ser l6meren Sinan5lolt 5u emit
rinnen, oie oas 0euti9e &eif iiber-
m1Itigt. 9aneben ipielt 0ie Aufrei-
aung Ser antipreuBil6en 8orurteiGe
cine &ole.
,Die glgitotion fir cine rbeinii9e
&epubIif lit fem coles Streben zines
@olfes, 0os gerne frei iein m06te.
@s lit Elm unio1berps @ei6Gft, in Dem
Sntrig1te uno @elogier 51 glei6en
SeiIen eemii6t iinO. Sd babe oft
nit 9e1tti6en, sic i6 femme, iiber sic
Sade geipro6en, un0 fie boben inn
mer nit @fel bon ibr gereoet. Nn=
itdn0ige 0eutide balten au ibrem
2ano in ser Stunoe leiner @rnieori-
gltng unO moIen feline &erlpirrung
uno ieinen &uin ni6t our6 iepara-
tiltii6e 8epegungen erb0ben. Sic
wiiien aud iebr mobl, ooB @inigfeit
Stdrfe giebt unO iie MAIDEN ii6 feline
SeIbIttduidungen iiber oos S6ifial
zines idmohen 8ufferltaates, Ser in
@irfli6feit bon Ser @na0e Sranf=
rei6s obbinge. 9ie S90pfung zines
lolhen Stootes bGtte feinen Nuben;
fie n6re nur cine neue 9ueIe Ser 8e.
unrltbigltng rno @efabr in europa"
-Ous Cincinnati g rei6or6elter
gab Oienstag i'm Nationaltbeater elm
8rograntm, BON foft ausi6lieBli6
00oo,o,.,5Ao, ae,,Ttf Cos nyI+n S+,tcf
Washington Journal., 1922-03-17
8efanntmadmmg.

Seile meimer iuerten &itnSidaft
bierbnrdj nit, 6af id am |. Mpril
mein ll6rem- mnS BplSmnren- 0eidGft
mad Der s Gtrafe q. vs., perlesen
iuerbe, nnb GUAR nSbe @eiu Gbbitt
6Otel". 8eparatnren merOem luie
friiber prompt mn6 biais aussefiibrt.
g. g. &i9ter.
Washington Journal., 1922-03-17

Ma6en Sic Ssbre ginfGufe BET ben
@eiHGftsIeilten, welhe I'M n@oib-
illgton Solirnal" anaeiaen, uno Die
oaourd befunoen, oaB fie Die &uno.
idaft Der Deutihen tpiiniden. Gr.
DGbnen sic babel oaB Sic Die SIN.
Seige I'M Sournal geleien baben,
Washington Journal., 1922-03-17

2mnGroG, |enIIOaf, iuirflide 9eIiFa-
teKen, finO 81 haben Bel:
UHbIers, 36-45 @iess @arft.
Washington Journal., 1922-03-17
nmb bier.

6. @aili6, @aibington, 9. 6.
Sier m1B es pieoer peroen
8ie es i6on einmal mar,
2aBt uns nl1r 1tebn beilammen
IlS arbeitsfrobe S6ar.
8ir meroen iiberpinoen,
Giel, mas ltns bier gei6ab,
MIs 2eitItern fol- berbleiben
9as 9euti6tltm uns ltets nab.
Grub @ott nit beIem &lange,
Sell 0euti6tum bier5ulano,
@os unire Irbeit leiItet,
8iro oo9 inns anerfonnt.
Gem 5peiten 8aterlanSe
8enieien lei es flar,
Nie Sur6t Dor &ieienarbeit
3eigt 0euti6e Mrbeitsi@ar.
@ir fommen Der gum 8leiben
Das S6merite lit ni6t 81 iGmer,
8ir i6ieppen biei'ge S9Gte
Ni6t i6no0e iiberS Meer.
ltno INNER ri9tig Iieben
&ann nur Oas 2ano Der 8raut
Ser, Der i'm Mutterlanoe,
Sir bier i9on lit aufgebaut.
Sameriuirite, 2anbiaser II. @nrfs
edte Sranffmrter, bel
8n oilers,
36-45 &isss @arfet, Main 1924.