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, 1922-11-24
Lloyd George in Eclipse.

WHAT do you imagine are the feelings of friend
w Lloyd George, who n brief spell ago command
ed the attention of the whole world by his slight
est utterance and with all the tremendous power of
the British nation to execute his most trivial or
der; to find himself today sitting modestly in
the seats. of the opposition in the house of COM
mons, the head of the SIN allest and least import
ant political party of the realm.
For seventeen continuous years he has been n
cabinet member. For seven years the prime minis
ter and the absolute dictator. Today he is practic.
ally an outsider and opposing what he formally
elected.
What will be passing through his active mind
as he sits in those gloomy benches? Will it seem
to him that the empire is progressing as favor
ably as it did under his administration? viii he
accept his setback with patience and wait in the
hope of a summons from the king to form a new
government on the ruins of the present one which
he believes must inevitably fall?
lie has poor tools with which to work at present
and he lacks the public confidence, but a character.
istic brilliant stroke of statescraft will quickly
change these things
The rise and fall of English leaders is swifter
than it occurs in America, and defeat does not
mean so much nor does party tell the whole story.
The world need not worry, Lloyd George in all
likelihood will come back.
, 1922-11-24

Suyduehanna river between Columbia
and wrightsville. on the Lincoln
Highway. and between the dates OF
July md. and July sth. more than
10000 automobiles crossed this bridge,
Il very large percentage OF which were
headed for western points. Now can
you appreciate why the Park-to-Park
Highway association has use for
many thousands OF booklets and
route maps with road logs and de-
scriptive matter which viii influence
n part of this tremendous band OF
tourists to come TO Wyoming? You
must do you srt, 20 send MIR, Stat
ford at the CHAMBER OF Commerce a
check for $1,000 for your membership
dues in the Park-to-Park Highway as
ISOLATION for. 1928, and put one or
their beautiful embiems on your car.
, 1922-11-24
Continue 10 Look VI

THERE is a great realm for speculation when
you look at modern man and then wonder about
those far distant ancestors who lived in caves and
wore the skins of wild animals.
The human race has come some distance when
we consider what it must have been from what
fragmentary knowledge we have of it in the dark
past.
The bulldog jaw and low forehead have been
changed from the day of our wild animal ancestor.
1t must have been what We call civilization did It..
IT started when the human began to look at the
skies and took his eyes from the ground. The cll-
tivation of the mental and spiritual brought us
many laps on the road to what We are today.
Occasionally men lose heart over the world as 1t
exists today. They should not. Once glance back.
ward to what we once were and what we still might
he is sufficient to supply all the encouragement
needed to &c. ahead in the hope of a glorious future.
, 1922-11-24

cannot be impressed win the TACT mat human
ire 5 the must valuable thing in the world, anu
must be preserved; tnat Investigations and obser-I
vations have coneiusively proved that something
like - per cent OF car accidents are ayoidable;
and that IN the great majority of accidents that
do occur, the driver is to blame.
IempOrizmg with an evil 50 widespread in no
manner reforms it. Drastic action by the courts
is the only cure. The Detroit judge has the correct
idea OF getting the situation INTO the understand
ing Of the tnoughtless and careless drivers, by
showing them the results of their heedlessness and
then an opportunity to reflect upon the posi-
bilities as veil as upon the actualitIes OF irrespon-
ssibility.
, 1922-11-24

sons OF the rich and the poor among
whom II makes no distinction; II will
cultivate the natural genius. elevate
the soul; excite laudable emulation TO
excel in knowledge, piety and Sene-
violence; n finally. 1t will reward
Its patrons and ~benefaetors by shed
ding its benign influence on the pub
lie mind.-John Adams.
A system OF general instruction
which shall reach every description OF
our citizens from the richest to tho
poorest, as II was the earliest. so will
II be the latest OF ali the public con-
Germs in which I shall permit myself
to take an interest.--Thomas Jeffer.
son.
, 1922-11-24
American Statesmen on
Education.

The good education Of youth has
been esteemed by wise men in all
ages as the surest foundation of Tho
happiness both of private families and
of commonwealth
Promote. then, as an object of pri-
mary importance. institutions for the
general diffusion OF knowledge. In
proportion as the structure of a gov
eminent gives force to pubic opinion.
IT Is essential that public = opinion
should be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wash
ington.
Wise and t%udicious modes OF educa-
ton, patronized and supported by
communities. will draw : together the
, 1922-11-24
The Casper Tnbune's Program

Irrigation project west of Casper to be authoriIs'
and completed at once.
A complete and scientific zoninE system for thu
atty OF Casper.
A comprehensive municipal and school recre4uoh
park system. including swimming pools for tho ehiF
dron OF Casper.
Completion OF the established Scenic Route boule-
ward as planned by the county commissioners TO Gar
den Creek Fails and return.
Better roads FOR Natrona county and more hish'
ways for wyoming.
More equitable freight rates for shippers Of the
Rocky Mountain region, and more frequent train CIV
ice for Casper.
, 1922-11-24
Pioneer Spirit in Business.

INITIATIVE and courage are just as much in
Idemand in the present day as they were one hun
dred or two hundreds years ago. Courage is ooth
physical and moral, and we need both kinds. Both
types are what control the weaknesses of human
nature that show themselves in the attempts OF
the INSCRIPTIONS to prey on the honest people.
Crookedness demands resourcefulness, and 1t De
wolves On the more courageous to keep on the watch
against fraudulent schemes.
ssThe progress which has brought about the
great cities in the United States has been a result
of the same spirit which brought about the founda-
tion of the country. Peoples from all nations
came here to find new opportunities. And 1T was
not the methods of their individual nationalities
which brought about the success of their under
takings, for their very leaving their own lands
showed they were thinking beyond the majority
there. 1t was the new spirit which carried them
many miles from their homes that gave a successful
issue to their undertakings.
1t involved a considerable amount of initiation
to build the business centers of the middle west
and the far west just as 1. required the same pro
gressive spirit decades earlier to build up the east
ern centers. 1t is no longer possible to find I'M
tried fields in the way of new country in the Unit
ed States, but the pioneer spirit may still be
shown in carrying to completion what has been
left. undone in the old fields. There is always a
better way of doing things. In continually find
ing these better ways will lie progress in the
future.
, 1922-11-24
Driping The Lesson Home.

THE OBJECT LESSON may have been a bit
L gruesome yet it contained the elements of
poetic justice, when at the courts order seven
convicted speeders in Detroit were taken TO the
morgue to view the remains of victims of other
careless automobile driving. And there was a bit
more of poetic justice in the situation when the
prisoners were led away to serve jail sentences
for the ~offenses they had committed.
1t is more than strange that drivers somehow
Washington Journal., 1922-11-03

g9er piirOe niht germ Oo8l 6eitra.
gen, Dem 8orItanoe 0es Goucoro.
alubs bierielbIt ole Soreen inbetrefi
oes ein5igenb oeAtideu gereinsbali.
les, oes @igentims oes aIubs, Elm
uenia All erIeihtern2 @robe SduI.
Den Ioltel nod ouI Dem Souie. OBJ
ne b%eionoere 9iilfe Der Sobne unO
lGnfeI Der alien oeutlhen Seinlnt laBt
iih ser &lub nit ieinem ih0nen,
mertnoaen, dber foltboreH 4ouie niht
uufred)t erbalten. Gin 9n5oar mill
nGdlte @ode, an Montne. Gienstng
uno Mittpod Abeuo. Dem @elOlddeL
oes notleioenoen Stubs etipos ouf5u.
belfen iuder. Die Borbereitungen
at Dem greBen GreigniB iino been-
Oigt. Sic beriprehen glten Grfolg.
9laes, mas 0os 8n5orfomite bar tnn
fonnen. (ginlooungen %ousienoen,
Bacterial b%erbeildoifeH etc. J, lit &c.
tan moroen. Mebr fam III 8albing.
ton nift geleiltet meroen. Sir In.
terbaltung Der pielen erporteten Ga
ite lit beitens geiorgt moroen. Be
mitigungeu. Speiien nno @etr1nfe
fir bic Snnerigen uno 9uritigen
iin0 oa. 8erfoufsbuOen oler art fiir
Den bcporitebenoen 0anfioeunqstag
mo ieIbit @eibnndten. pieIe GerIo.
imgen (glutomobiI, @1nis nn0 Gu
ten, Turfeps 9iIOer. 9eiIefoffer etc.
fir oie @liidliden uio ale, meIhe
fonrmen. nieIe lleberrolhungen tie
ben bebor. 9ringt ole Qin0er. 5reun.
De. brinGt Cure 6ronen 1tn0 Wdnner
nit gum 8a5aar, gringt ouh @elo
un0 Gnufluit NIT, IoBt nidt oen non-
bern allies oIlein beiorgeu. 9llif gum
9o3aar 6es aonforo.aIubs ,3eigt
Sbr Iieben 6reunoe. Dab Sbr Guer
ein3iges @ereinsbauS nift unter ben
Sommcr geben Iaiien luout. oaB SIR
ltoI5 Ieio. oeutI6es 9Iut in Guren
Noern 5l boben, Dab SIR obitommt
bon einem 8oIfe, Dab felt 3mei Sobr.
tnlienoen in ser @eididtc oes Sort.
ihritts Der Menidbeit oie groBte. Be.
Ite Hone ipieIt. 2ommt, un0 SIR
meroet es niht bereuen.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-03

Seiten in iugenoIiherS Aone gu pratl-
gen: ng1a6 Der Seimat modt' i'd mie-
Der, Ons gtntionallieo io5uiagen al.
Ter Oeutlhen in Der @elt."
NuBeroem gob Oas Sertett nMm
Nedar" bon &iiden, D's Ser1) bon
Slider unO n@liidli9e 2eut" bon
&unBe.~
/. Gs miiB bier pineeflo6ten peroell,
oab i9on Die 3uinmmenItellung oes
Erogramms our9 Serrn &romer
(Oos Yrogromm lit aui Der lebten
Seite a~bgeorltdt) cine miiIterbafte lit
uno Die @irfung oes @eIdmtton5erts
our1 sic organiide SoIge Ser Dor
trGge nod erb0bt miro. 0as gauge
&on8ert lit elm @em6loe bon 2anO
uno 2euten in S9paben in i90nem
8ort un0 liiBem Con.
v@s miro dlterit Die bon Grpmer
b~eorbeitete NoIfslpeile n&ennt ibr
ons 2nn0@ ge9eben, gefoIgt bon Rro-
mer's 0Sdpabenlon0~ ulo ais
S9luB Der i. @rltppe 80 S1mor5-
maIo, 0 @eimot" BON Mbt.
Die 3meite @ruppe umfaBt u0as
title Sal in Der 9romer hen Bear
beitung, oeiien 8olfstpeiie-Sos Ser
&udud", in Dem SRI. @ertruo glauB
0en&udud imitiert uno Damn y@(beno-
9loden" bon &reltber. Sir Die
S6luBgruppe bate Serr &romer
mebr ~rotbadige Melooien getu1blt,
Die iiA an Sellers beitere @aben an
reiben, ipie SDlDelter an Die Beib
no1t. @S Iino Die m%unOerDonen Sill
der-Gbore oAenn6en bon Ebarou@ ,
Bonn S~riibjabr" un0 nQiebesquaI"
Die nit Ser3 uno SeeIe geiungen mer-
ben.
MltBeroGm bat Die 2ieoergruppe
oiesmal Sen beriibmten i6mGbiiden
Dialeft- Oi6ter Otto Seller mitge-
bra6t, Ser @rnItes nno Seiteres aus
ieinen eigenen 0i6tungen in idwdbt-
Iher Mun0art bortragen miro uno
feline 8ortrGge tuerOen ieoes oeutihe
Ser5 I'M 2eibe madeln laiien iln0 Ole
2a6musfeln Der 8uborer nod LANCER
ernIter 3eit Dieoer einmaI in 8epe-
gung ieben..
SIS lit alio at ertuarten, bob Den
8eiu6ern oieies aon5erts eir gono
auBeroroentlider bober @enuB bcbor-
itebt, Der mobl nidt iobalO ipieoer
0argeboten meroen fam.
Ser oeuti6e 8otI9after ST.. Ottp
WieOfelot, nit Dem gefamten Stab,
bat ieinen Yeiu6 sugeiaat.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-03
GptiDnsredt ~ebemaliser Oentider
&ei6samsebOr.ger in benz an
9Gnemart abgetreteHen 8ebiet.

gSod glrt. 112 oes 8ertroges bon
@erIoiaes boben Oeuti6e &eidsonee.
b6riae, Die am Gage oes l~lebergones
Ser Staotsbobeit iiber oos oil Dane
mari obaetretene @ebiet ouF Dane.
mart in 0ieIem @ebiet ibren 8obnlis
beioBen uno lid BORT Dor Dem 2. Of
tober 1918 nieoergeIaiien botten, BON
GeGts megen oas o6niihe Snoteennt
(Biirgerre1t) unter 8erIrlt Ser oeut-
lhen HeiAsongeborigfeit ermorben.
@emGB g[rt. 1t3 Oes 8ertraees
BON 8erioilles f0nnen Die iiber 18
Sabre olten @erionen, 0ie noH Art.
112 6es 8ertrogeS bon @eriaiIes an
Iid 0os oGniide SnOignote (9iireer.
reGt) unter @eorIuit Der Oeutihen
Meidsngeborigfeit erporben bobetl
fir Die oeutihe Observation-Disclosures
optieren.
9ie 5riit fir Die Option gu Gun
item DeutfdIanOs Iduft am 81. Ge.
3ember 1922 ab.
Sir Die @ntgegennabme Der Op.
tions- grfI6rung BON YerIonen oit
fir Deuti1lano optieren pollen, ii
oos 0eutlde @eneraIfoniulat in Seen
Dorf, II 8roaopab, 8%uItdnoig.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-03

-5rdulein Matbtloe Siirgenlen
mobnbaft in Baltimore, Mo., bat uns
Elm Bud ibrer oritten permebrten
@ufIage iiberlanot, betitelt, &eimot.
liebe. 0as Bud lit reidIi9 nit Sc
oi6ten geidmiift uno Elm mobrer @e-
nuB in MltBeitunoen. 9ie Didterin
miro oielelbeu bel @~elegenbeit oes
groBen 8a8aars in nddlter @o6e
perionlid gum @ertauf anbieten.
so 8ro5ent 0es Breiies fommen Dem
8a3aor 5ugute.
-Sonntag marNeformationsionn.
tag. Sn Ser Goncor0ia-Girde fano
UNI IL llbr elm 0eltiher SeItgottes.
oienlt itatt. Das neul5igidbriae
SabilGum ser @cmein0e ION am IL.
Soniar 1923 eefeiert iueroen. Sin
&omite beitebeno aus Den Br1fioenten
Der bartholomew Girdenbereine bal
Die @orbereitungen iibernommen.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-03
3. Qlenf befin0et lid ollI

-Sron S. alenf befiuoet ii6 auf
elmer ldngeren 9ieiie nod oem@eiten.
Sic geoenft Oes l1neeren in Ohio unO
Sainois 81 Derfueilen.
@4nlGBli6 oes 9ou8erts ser
SAm1bil6en 2ieoereruppe bat Der
@ermalia MGnner6or feline cling
Ituuoen auf 8reitag Abeno berIegt.
-Sie 5otenfeier auf benz st. Marp's
6rieobofe finoet Sonntag Na9mitta9,
ben 5. Mobember b. S. i'm 3 llbr ltatt.
&eb. 0einri9 S9uma1er, 9. o.,
bon Der Satbolii6en uniperlitdt miro
Dem @~ottesoienlt borleben. Ser
Gir9en6or, inter Seitune bes Dirt
genten u. @umpre9t miro mebrere
9ieoer purtrasen. Sine III. WsefIe wirr
am Montag Morsen I'm 8 ubr in Del
Gapelle auf benz GrieObofe ltattfinoen,
Washington Journal., 1922-11-03
@eibnadtSbasanr in Der GpncOrSiu
@ir6le.

Mitttpod tnO 9onnerstae. oen 10.
unO 16. ~ysobember, finOet Der idbrIi.
DE groBe @eibnohtsba5aor Der Con-
corOia @emeinoe ltott. gn bei0en
Sagen miro elm bon Ben 9amen ielbIt
8ubereitetes Ibenoeiien Ierbiert. -
Dos @nrtenfeIt oer@ emeinoe, meldes
unter ben Auipi8ien ser ryoung
&eopIes 2eogue~ itottfano, ergab oen
lleberIhnB bon $4,000 nit peri6ie-
oenen Gintrittsfarten nod unberred-
net.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-03

~ ~NJtRNSfl1N f~O~@FTT
beim oagemeinen Yublitum ieoen-
faas better befannt oils Die bStutt-
gort Opera Singers, lit alIo Dieoer
bier. lleberaa, mo tie mdbreno ibrer
erlteu &ou3ertreile in oieIem 2nn0e
ouftrat, plroe lie 9ebeten bod Die
les Sabr pieoer 81 fommen, unO 10
baben fih Gbormeilter &arl &romer
uno ieine Sanger uno Sdngerinnen
enti1Ioiien cine 5peite Eour Ourd
sic @~ereinigten Staoten 5u unterneb-
men, oie ii6 n6dltes Sriibiobr big
nod Siioomerita erItreden ioG.
9os Deuti6tum oes 0iitrifts bat
0as @liid, Sen unberglei1lihen, berr-
li1en @elnng Der @ruppe, beute,
9onnerstag, BEN 2. Nopember, gu
@eb0r at befommen unO omar i'm
Observation-Disclosures nit Ieinet HOO
SibplGten, pobon Der leBte Sit 10
gut mie Der erlte lit, 0enn ons Nuoi-
torium in Oieiem Tenpel bat cine
gLfuitif, Die bauptiadIi1 &on5ert-
5meden Oiellen iolte.
l1no nun, ibr oeuti4en MGnner
uno Srauen ga iid mieOer Wtittel
uno 8ege gefunOen, Die S6Wabii6e
S1itgergrllppe na1 8aibington 81
bringen, fommt aIIeiamt gu oieiem
&on5ert. @s miro mobl oas leBte
WfaI lein, oaB Scarf &romer, Der melt
beriibmte &on1ponilt uno @bormei-
tier, Ser S60pfer 0es unlterbIiAen
2ieOes 0Seure Seimot, lei gegriiBt,
in Der 5erne iei gegriiBt", nit elmer
S1ngergruppe nod Amerifa fommt.
SIS oiirfte mobI 0as leBte Wfal lein,
oaB mir 0entide in Nmerifn ben &c
iong elmer @ruppe bon SGngern uuO
Sdngerinnen lauiden f0nnen, Der IN
leiner punoerbaren Musorudsmeiie
uno t%ieflter Gmpfinoung nur ALIEN
oeutiGe Screen %erfreuen> la6en uno
troiten fam. 8ringt aud cure Sob-
ne uno S69ter nit gu Dem &on5ert,
10 bob tie Die S10nbeit uno ben
8oblflang 0es oe1iti6en 2iebes fem
men Iernen uno aud tie per0en ii1
bon benz 3anber uno Der Weaht Oieies
2ieoergeianges, 10 tpie oerielbe bon
oieien bernorrogenoen &unltiGngern
gum 8ortrne gebra9t miro, ii6er-
5eugen f0nnen, uno au9 oabon, onB
elm 8oIf nit lol6en2ieoern fein Sun
nenbolf iein fam.
Sin itenes TrOgramm nnO nere
Sngaben.
Bon Dem bon Der 2~ieoergruppe in
Stem Oorf gegebenen eriten &onaert
beri6tete Die oortige 3eitung foIgeH-
0es:
o8etradtet man oie @ortrGge Ser
2ieoergrllppe i'm @an5er, 10 fam Dor
aaem feltgefteIlt peroen, oaB fie ii1
our6 @etpinnllng neuen Stimmen-
materials melentli1 berbeIiert bat u.
jebt IN nirfli6 mun0erpr1htigen
ACKNOWLEDGMENT reprGientiert. Dies
lit bornebmIi6 au6 bom&romer'iden
M6nner-S ertett at iager, oos nit iei-
mem ltimmli6en @oeIfIang bic Menge
in Hummer grgriffenbeit Iaui9en
IieB.
8eioe Sangesf0rper beritonoen es,
bon &romer bornebm gefiibrt, NIT
@ra8ie un0 gIegan5 ali pbraiieren
uno oie %feiniten &Ianefarben -gauon-
cen al geben. l~teberoieg IieB ii6 elm
eOler unO eeidmadboler 8ortrag
fonltatierer.
ngsnd Ser 9eimat -"
Weit pun0erbar pInitii1em Musorrd
unO iparmem edtem 8er5enston fang
6a8 Sertett Dor alien aIs 8ugabe
4romer's uniterbli9es Ser5 uno See
Ie erquidenoes Meiitermerf, Dem es
D~orbebalten 5i fem ideint, in alien
Washington Journal., 1922-11-03
Ser 9eih.Gara.

@ie aus Augsburg gemel0et miro,
loa bort Der 2eib-Sarg eingefiibrt
meroen. @s lit oas cine refine Dit
trappe, Oie nad 8eenoigung Der
Srauerfeier mieoer aus Dem @rab
berau8geboben miro, 10 ooB Der Cote
in Ser bloBen gr0e rubt. Der 2eib-
-Sarg miro Damn meiter bermenoet
Die iargloie 8eeroigung 5eigt i6au-
erli6er ais pieles anoerc, mie Die Scot
IeIbit nod in ben 600 oas nrme
0eutihlan0 berfolgt.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-03

oroneten rlilil6en observation-disclosures
ung. luI alien &onferen5en muroe
gleih anfan9s erneut feltgelteut. Dab
Die Notwithstanding, Die notiir.
lid 5pangsmeiie Die 6oIge Ser ruff
ld)en iein mnBte, die Streittrdfte Der
beioen acknowledgement M1hte
gum Iofortigen mo griinoliden @n-
griff perpflidtete" engagement a
fono ct n tolte oiIigence) un0 Idon
i'll Dem Yrotofol bonn @uguit 1911
bieB es: o6ranfreih lit marihbereit
in Dem gemdb glrtifeI 7 Ser MiIit1r-
fonuention BON 1892 geiruit Doraes
ihriebenen Gimme. I'm ieoph oes
Grfolges iiher 81 iein, lit notmenoig,
Dab 6ranfreid Die gleid5eitige uno
mirfinme ltnteritiituug Ser ruIliiden
armee erb6lt. Mit einem 8ort.
0eutidIano mlib sur gIeiden s3eit I'M
8eiten unO Often ongegriffen mer-
ben"
Dieler lebte Sat lit I'M Original
tert bon ben Observation-Disclosures
ieIbit unterltriden. 4ns 3ieI oieIer
iofortigen uno gGcid5eitigen Mftion
mur0e in ser Gonferer5 bon 1913 fol.
genOermaBen eefaBt: ~Gs lit alto oie
bollige Sernidtung ser oeutihen
Streitfrdfte, meIde i'm ieoen 8reis
bonn 9eginn-Scr Operotioneu eritrcbt
ueroen miiB.~
0ad oieien Abmahungen boben
fir Ole 9eurteiIung Ser 2rieesidulo
ale oipIomotiihen |orgGnqe nur ri.
men getpiiien erplifotiben @ert. Sic
iin0 MIR Elm @eiiperf etma tuie sic
8orte, NIT oenen oie bomeriihenSeF-
BEN our Sat idritten. 0ieie aIIein
aGblt, uno GiibIono lit es, oos Tie NIT
gilli9una uno oitf oie Snitiotipc
5rnnfrei6s bin unter1ommen bat.
9nnhrplI. geaIIoaf, iuirfIihe 0eIiFa.
tehen, fnS st hnben Bel:
OabTers, 86-45 Miees Narft
Washington Journal., 1922-11-03
Concord 9amenbereiu.

Sonntag Abeno finoet Die lebte
@"eriommlung ser Concord Domcn
Dor Dem groBen 8a5aar itatt. ollie
MitgIieoer itno freunOlidit uno Gu-
BERT oringeno gebeten, oieier Ser
Iammlung bei5umobnen.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-03
SIS lit 10 leidt
sc athiI0eS iiraenen.

Gs lit 10 leidt Elm Slid gu baiier,
8enn freuoig on entiagen @fannit,
Neiolos auf anorer 5iiae i6auen,
uno oeine Selbitiudt on berbannlt.
@s lit 10 leidt iid frob erbaIten
@enn anoern oil elm Segen biit.
@erirrten 2idt anf 0unfIen @eeen
lin ibre Dual, Oein 2eio bereiBt.
SIS lit 10 Ieidt Ben @immel 6nubern
2eib ou nit poIlen S6nOen Slid!
SSn Die @efiloe oeiner SeeIe
&ebrt es Dir taiiienofad 5uriid.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-03

8oris uno bauptiGdli6 Ser friibere
grGiiOent 8illon uno feline 6reunoe
I'M Senat (Sitdcod u. az. 8ilions
eigene 8eroter in Ynris DuBten, oaB
DcutidlollO Die borgeidIagene Gum
me niemaIs aufbringen fonnte.
sic iaben Die 5olgen fir euro
pa uno oas amerifanii9e 8olf por-
aus. Erotoem tpnroe bon @ilion
aaes Dem Il n e @eoonten oes Sol
ferbunoeg geopfert. 9ieier SOee Der.
oonft nun Oos amerifanii6e 8olf Die
idone Musli1t, eff bis 3p0lf pei-
tere Miaior0eu Dollar in ben &rieg
unO Oie SaiHen Ser lahen0en ST.
nan3le1te bineinlteden al miiiien.
Sir Sic Sreigobe Ser politiiden
@efongenen ioQten mir uns aue elm
ieten. 0ie bieiige So8ialabteilung oes
rgSotionol Catholic 8elfare Council"
tan Ser Moiioduietts Abenlie, nabf
Der IA. StroBe) Bot ioeben elm Slug
6latt beroltsgeaeberL Ous unter Dem
Eite[ uS6e @oIitical 8riioners-A
gtationol Scandal sic enoliAe 5rei-
laiiung ser Spfer ser &riegsput Der
langt. Sc beiBt ga NIT &edt 0oB
sic @efangenen infolge Der ariegs-
gelebe ME oes neutrality-suspicious.
&edts arf Of d gntidei-
Dung ibres Sales teilbaftig geDor-
ben itnou Dab iie zines tatia6li6en
8erbredens, elmer gegen oas, Weies
DerltoBen0enS an0Iung, ME iiber-
fiibrt 0oB fie leOiglih auf 8erOadts-
griiH0e ooer uitnoriidtige MeuBerun-
gen BIN eingeItedt muroen. 9ie &e-
gierltng a + m a n, oaB iie tpegen
i6rer 3ugeborigfeit 8u Der rs. SO.
IS. 8eipegung aid an ernIten, Der
bre1erilhen llnternebmltngen Der
&riegs5eit mirfli6 beteiIigt iparen.
Oos boaptid9lide o&erbreden" Der
ieIben bcitano aber oarin, Dob tie in
8ort un0 S1riftN gegen Ben &rieg
ais einen ufapitnliitii6en@ 5u 5eloe
3ogen. 9aB Der &rieg ben @roB-
inOuirielen uno 6~inan5meni6en Die
Goi1en fiilte, miro nod ben @rgeb-
niiien fongreIiioneaer llnteriuGun-
gen, mie tie I'M Congregational He-
coro" 8u Ieien iino, fein berniinftiger
Menl1 mebr leugnen moqen. Siir6
tet oie Gegierung ii6 nun Dor ben
Mufoedunger, falls oie Mngeflagten
0as &edt zines geri6tIid e II
8ro8eiies 8rgeltanoen miiroe? 8e-
Itebt man nod immer auf Der 8abr-
belt uno 8ere6tigung Ser bo6fling-
enOen, moralii6en @rgumente BON
Democratic uno 5reibeit, nit oenen
oas @olf in ben &rieg bineingetrie-
ben mlroe? SIS lit bohite 3eit, 0aB
man fi6 gnGoig gus Der &lemme ber-
aas5iebt, inoem Hian oie @efangenen
obne meitere llnteriu1ung I'm @na-
Sen" entl6Bt. Sn europa baben oie
am arieg beteiIigten Wadte Oas
ldngit beiorgt. Sails 0ie 10 8efreiten
aud beltte ben Mitno nod nidt bal
ten fonnten 10 miir0e oas ia ni1t
biel mebr i9aoen. Ser &rieg lit ia
boriiber. Ser 3med lit ia erreihtl
. =
@d4iten Monat meroen ii9 bier
6taaten iber Die Sroge Der gu
laiiung lei9ter @eine uno 8iere al
enti1eioen buben: California, Wfalio-
6uietts, 9bio uno Sainois. Soften
mir auf cine giinitige @%bitimmung.
Dos miiroe oen Gongre6-M bgeorone-
ten einen oeutIi1en 8epeis iiber Die
Stimmung i'm 2anoe geben. sic be-
oiirfea ia elmer iol6en M~eeinungsGli-
Berung bermittels oes Stimm3ettels.
gtidts anOeres mia iie iib~er3eugen,
nidt Die tGgli1en, nod Sunoerten
5dblenoen @erbaftungen 8etru1fener
in NeiD Oort rno anoeren St1Otem
ni@t Die Eager MISREPRESENTATION
ni6t Die 2eitartifel berniinftiger 80
6eni6riften uno 3eitungen.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-03
9pc3inl:Oferte
SeOer meMe MbOmment>

Der i'm Nobember ouf oas r@afbingtOn
SOurpal@ abOnniert, erbdlt ben
p2abrer 6infenoe 8ote~
Mmana6 fir 1923
gratis 5ugei6idt,
Mbonnenten finb frbl. 9ebeten, Denielben
bel @elegenbeit ab3ubolen.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-03

Sefefranse, 5trenielfnden, aaie-
fmdem, &nflnp, miwy mad 6eatider
Mrt, Gamstass, Z 1tbr mOrsens an,
Snlils HOienfelO,
GtanS Sc, MrcaOe Marfet.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-03
OnS gauge OcMticbtunn
iOl sic GtmttOartcr bOrem.
&Dtjert beMte DDmnersta9, DEN 2. NODember
im Mafpmic 2empIe
13te etraBe mmO New 0Orf 2tUe., ". R.

9aS game 0emtI6= Nmerifamertum wOMte Die e6ludbif1G
2icDer9rMppe tpieoer hSrem, MnO Ee TT wieocr 9efOmmen
nit meMem prrgramm MnO nemeM NttraftiOMem.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-03

6e~fefrGnse, Gtremielfnden, 8Gie-
fnden, &itfltp, nitu., nad beittider
Nrt, SamStaes, z 1tbr morsens an,
SnIims &Oienfelb,
StamS 5-6, Nreabe harriet.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-03

ennhrun. gennpaf. iuirfIihe 9eIiFa.
teKen. inS 81 hnben BEL:
gatIers, 1915 @iess Rartt.
Washington Journal., 1922-11-03
gae SOrten friides SIeiid!
Grite lnalitat, bel
BnebIers,

36-45 Oaiaas @arfst, @ain 1924.