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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-06

declaration OF his love to his daughter.
What does this mean?" demanded
Cromwell
May it please your worship" siam
mered the frightened page, i an ih
love with yonder waiting maid -
pointing to her as he spoxe--'and /
have been beseechins youS daughter
to use her influence IN my behalf.
"Are you willing said Cromwell to
the waiting maid. TO have this fellow
for your husband"
yes" she answered
"WeIl. then said Cromwell. well
have a priest called in and you two
shall be married Immediately" and it
was no sooner said than done
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-06

carrying power of a fog-horn in dis
tress. and on a still night can be
heard a mile. When I am Growing 1t
makes me awful mad to have a little
bantam, no bigger than my drum
stick, to cut in with his shrilI treble.
Such voice actually makes me
ashamed of my sex. There Is much
more social life in the barnyard
nowadays. since incubators have
come into use. and chickens are
raised by machinery. 1t used to be
that the hens spent three weeks
Matching out the eggs. and then two
or three months taking care of little
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-06

about with wild eyes. "Oh. hello!
Here I ami"
And there he was. on the floor OF
the sun-parlor with Har to Nun on
his knees, and the other volumes
scattered near.
"GeeI" he exclaimed. Some dream.
But, shucks. I'm sorry l fell off l
know something was going to hap
pen
He looked at the volumes.
WELL" he grunted, Il guess Jerry
was right Motto:
There's only one way to put things
in your mind,
And that's grind, grind, grind!"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-06

mess going around with no hair, but
he decided to try it for a second and
see what would happen. So taking
hold of the large slimey plaster. he
laid it on his head. Instantly hun
dred red-hot needles seemed to pierce
his skull, and he violently showed the
plaster off. It fell with thud to the
floor.
Lets see, what did 1 get out of
that?" Ted inquired. running anxious
fingers through his hair. "Ah, Har-
mony! Three pages about Harmony.
Now that was great. I'll study the
rest easy. Or maybe I'll have another
chance at these queer folks. No tell
ing. But I'll never have anything to
do with 4 to Conf
st wouldn't" said a jolly voice. and
glancing up he saw a strange thing.
The last volume, Nun to lynn. was
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-06

losing most of the valuable mineral.
The correct way is to use but little
water and let what little there may
be left over stay on the spinach.
Lift to a warm serving dish.
In the meantime boil eggs for 20
minutes.
Peel, slice. Put the yellows through
a sieve.
Put the rings of white around In a
circle on the spinach and put the yell
lows in a dainty mound in the center.
Garnish with a shake of paprika and
serve at once.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-06
cRoMWEIL's LOVE OF FUN

E t is told OF Oliver Cromwell. the
III English leader and soldier. that he
had a great love OF fun, which he
u would indulge often at the expense
of others, according to the impulse of
the moment An example Of this trait
is shown IN the following incident.
Cromwell had a very beautiful daugh-
ter, and at the time he came into
power in England one of his attend
ants took a great fancy to this young
lady. One day Cromwell went into
his daughters room and was surprised
to see his page on his knees making .
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-06
THE JUNIOR COOK

Cut into pieces about two inches
long.
Drop into the pan in which it is to
be cooked. Some water will drain off
so add only a scant cupful.
Cook till tender, 90 minutes will be
plenty.
BY this time about all the water
should have cooked away. Some folks
cook spinach in a lot of water which
they drain off and throw away, thus
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-06

was a book again and not at all
edible.
Now. Har to Mum" he asked ex-
pectantly, turning to the third volume
What are you going to do?"
In response the volume gave a lurch
or two and then began to turn yellow
and mushy. Then a sharp voice said:
place me on your head. boy. Hurry
up there. I'm not going to put up
with any nonsensei"
Ted looked doubtfully at the huge
mustard plaster which was once the
dignified volume Number three OF the
encyclopedias It looked strong enough
to burn q fellows hair OF. He'd be
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-06

standing before him on wheels like a
bicycle, the back of the book forming
a seat
Hop on. kid 1t called cheerily.
Lets away to the Land OF Know!"
Then you can find it," cried Ted,
delightedly, and in two shakes he was
aboard the strange vehicle.
They sped through the sun-parfor
into the living room and Ted man
aged to steer the thing with his heels
to the front door. But the door was
closed. and instead OF waiting to open
it, Nun to lynn Just crashed through.
scraping its rider of
'Rtnt OUGHT. cried Ted. and looked
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-06
SPINACH WITH EGG

Spinach is a valuable food because
1t contains a large quantity of iron.
1t helps make rosy checks and strong
muscles. One very nice way to cook
it is as follows:
Cut the tough root of each head of
spinach.
Wash carefully in two changes of
water (more If needed, as some
spinach Is sandy.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-06
IS RUZZLE
= ssO'OQNER
A GEOGRAPHICAL POET

A BIOGRAPHICAL POET
TAKE
3/S of a Chinese city.
rs OF one of the U. S. A
rs of a European country.
S/6 of a Brazilian city.
III of a city in Pennsylvania.
And find Il famous English poet
THREE LETTER SQUARE WORDS
A bird
An Intoxicating drink
Affirmative
An animal
A good friend
A tree
A fish
Single
An abbreviated State
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-06
ANSWER

ANSWER
4 BIOGRAPHICAL POET
Shanghai KE-ntncky. Spain.
PE0H-A-s. RE-dding. SHAKESPEARE.
THREE LETTER SQUARE WORDS
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-06

~ EIEN Pig triumph erked his sun6sh from the
He lost his balance the fence and with frightened
~ into the water plunged hads and might indeed have drowned
not the shallow and he waded the ground
OF course he had right home as he all wet
He wasn't very happy for he knew what he would get
And sure enough he got t-with single on his pants
wicked boy well and dance!
Washington Journal., 1922-12-08

mirti6aftli6en @eOaffengGnge Der
bin0en i'm pielmcbr I'M groBen unD
gqn3en nit Den Aniidten Ser Oeut
lGen &olfSportei, Der ct cine 3eitlang
ais eingeidriebenes @titglieO ange-
borte.
Sntreiiont lit Is, dl ieben, peld)en
@influB sic 8erufunQ @unos auf Den
&an5lerpoIten I'M Auslonoe baben
miro. Ser bette @raOmeiier oafiir iii
sic 86rIe, uie iiberbaupt bier IN
OertIhlano 0as 6allen un0. Steigen
Ser 86brung. uamentlid oes Dol
lars, mel6es BON ieOermann-sleid.
piel Oh flein o0er groB-mit Gnglt.
liher Sponmlulg itubiert uno per-
folQt mir0. @dbren0 mir am s. 500
bender einelt 3olaritano bon 5000
batten un0 0amit Den 90GIten Stano
-6isber m%enigitens errei6ten,
itono Ser Dollar ON Gage oes Stur.
8es 0es aabinett8 @irtb auf 1896,
itiee am ~foIgcuOen Gage auf 1906
nno ianf am Cage Der @rnennung
g1tnos auf 66OS. 9ieie Mbl6mG6ung
oes 0oQarfurle5 mohten mir in Dem
Washington Journal., 1922-12-08

Gimme oerltebeL oaB .0ns Muslano
Ben guten @ilen unlerer &egierune
anerfennt, I'M Snnern mebr Srbnung
5li i6offen unO ben mirti6oftliden
gtotnenoigteiten mebr oils bisber
Gehnung 51 tragen.
SIS lit bier befannt, Bob Guno in
sen &~ereinigten Staten uno alid in
2otein- amerifo eroBe SDmpatbien
beiitt, un0 omar gerooe pegen ieiner
S1tigfcit all ser Spite Der Sapag.
@eru0e er mar es, Der mad Dem &rie-
ge ais erIter Die mirtidaftlihen 8d.
5iebungen nit ser Union meiter alif-
nabm uno NIT Dem Sorriman.Gon.
germ oasg[bfommen auf gemeiniamen
8etrie6 Der bei0en Shiffabrtslinien
obl6loB.
G8 bGngt 5peifellos bon Dem @r-
folg o0er MiBerfolg GunoS ob, oh
oie @eltaltung Ser fir unier gan5es
@irtldaftsleben 10 oiiBeroroentIidj
mi6tigen Misunderstanding onOere
Sornlen ahnebmen miro, als tie es
unter Dem Ioaialiitiiden Sdlagwort
bon ser Stabililierung Der Worf unO
Washington Journal., 1922-12-08
Nus Der 0tODt.

-Dos in letter 3eitung peroffeut.
lidte 9ittgeiuh oes 9errn 5.Doring
aus 2oln q. Hbein, iieI ouf fru9tba.
rem 8o0eu, inoem fir oenNerungliid.
ten $14.25 obgeionot meroen fonn.
ten. 5olsenOe 8erionen iteuerteu Oa-
gu bel: Gorl GuBler 81, Wiartin @ie.
gono 81, Sermoun Slider 81, Wlid.
SoI5beierIein ST, GorI Sofimann 81,
6rou Olga aoiier 50, Gbos. 8ooiid
50, Anton Sdrotb 81, Soiepb 8erd
soc, Mlois SdIadter SOC. 9aul Rie-
BEL 25c, Chris. SurIebaus 25c, Sbeo.
Meimor 50c, GorI Braun 2bc, @m.
Wortin 81, SD. 9ismer 81. SIN San.
gen alio $14.25. @ir boben obigen
9etros bereitS obgeiouot, Oomit Die
Spenoe nod ~friib8eitig aIs 8eib.
nodtsgeihent eintrifft. 8eitere go.
ben meroen NIT 0onf angenommen
unO iueiterbeforoert ooer fonten aud
ielbit Oortbin geianOt peroen. aOrei.
ie lit: 5ris Doring, @aiOenbah 1.
in aoln an Rbeiu. d,
-5reitog, Den s. DECEMBER. miro
Or. Normnn Sbomas iiber Social
Omneribip for Bubble BeIfore" ipre.
den. Ser 8ortrag finoet in Der
Wtniiter Sale, 1905 e Stro6e g. .@.
itott inter Den auipicieu Der y2eagiie
for Sn0ultrial Democracy.
-Das groBe Ereisfegeln oes Ger.
mania Vt1merdors, oos ant lebten
Somstag i'm Concord Stub ltottfano,
mar gut beiitdlt mo fiuan5iea iebr
erioloreid. Sm groBen Sanle tono
81 gleiher 3eit Elm Ian5nergniigen
0eslelben Yereins ltott, oos bon Sung
unO gllt ebenfalls lebr beilht mar.
gtah Ser0ensIult muroe geton5t. Gos
&omite, Dem Die 8orbereitungen Oh.
lagen, ieBte lid 8uiommen aus Den
Serren Gbos. Streie, 8oriieer; SEQ.
@oper, Sui. eiienreidt 6ris aIein II.
Gbr. @ol5beierlein.
Ger an %. b. 80. itattgefurt
oene groBe Bal oes bieligen Wtcsger-
berbanoes erfreute li1 zines groBen
geiuhes ieitens oes 8ubIifums.
Heidlid wuroe gum Ean5 ouigeipieIt
unO iiberreidIih puroen Die @dite TO.
itenlos bemirtet, 10 reihlih, ooB an
lolgen0en Wtorgen nod pieles III oas
0eutihe @aiienbaus geifidt peroen
fonnte. BIS in Die friiben Morgeu-
io-. HIS IL i oSaI5t. Oas
&omlte, Dem Der lcbr erfolgreid Der.
l%arfene Abeno 81 peroanfen lit, be-
ltonO aus ben Serren 6rnnf 9eudert,
@oriibcr; Soc gteuInno. Geo, 9afer.
auitb, Huo. &aufmann unO 5ris
5dme0tie.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-08
amerifamiEermma in @ai6inatun.

yta6 einem neueIten 8eri1te ser
5ieiigeH AmerifanilierungssSh ule"
giebt es in 8aIbington % 8au1en0
ni6t in ben 8ereinigten Staaten ge-
borene Ausl1noer. Oabon lino IA
Gauieno ni6t natrraIiiiert. Sn ber-
Idieoenen S6ulen oerStaot Itno nun
fir Oieie getpiiie &urie in 8~iirgerfun-
De uno @nglii9 eineeri1tet. 9a giebt
es 81 geSunterri9t un0 Aben0i9uIe.
SIN gan5en io1en i'm leBten Sabre
400 Berionen oieie S9ule beiudt
6oben. SIS giebt Orei Stufen fiji ole
ie &lalien: @lementorItu MitteI-
ltufe uno OberItufe. Sn ser er1teren
lernt man englii6, in ser 3meiten @e.
ididte uno Staatsform Ser 8ereinig-
ten Staaten; Die brittle giebt Die I'M.
mittelbora 8%orbereitung fir Die 8rii.
fung. 9ieie miro in Ser S6ule ieIblt
ourb Wtitglieoer oes Staats- 0atura-
liiternngs -NmteS borgenommen uffD
i'm @eri1t ~onepfannt. 9a Srouen
bon iebt ob 0ur6 bloBe Seirat nidt
mebr 8iirger meroen fonnen, 10 mill
iel ite aud ielbit bic 8riifung able
gen. 9ie SrauenflaIlen peroen 90
Der INNER ltdrfer. Gin amerifani-
iierungs-S 9uloereitI aus &moioa-
ten fin Die Yriifung b~eltebeno, lit auf
Mnregung oeS HiGters Wcgop bier
ielblt gebiloet mor0en. 8orige ISOLDE
muroen 40 8oglinge Der S6ule als
8iirger anerfannt uno feierli9 als
iolde begriiBt. Wit elmer ausnabmp
maren i1mtIi6e 8erionen Sltoen uno
Staliener. @m Wontag oieier ISOLDE
muroen 81 8erionen Die 8irgerpo-
pierre gegeben. @inem @rieGen, mo-
mems S. 81. @aletes, Der i9on Iange,
leit 1888, I'M 2anoe lit uno amber a.
StraBe, Nr. 1922, einen 2aoen bat,
mlroen oie 8apiere bermeigert, oa er
mad gintritt Mmerifas in oen groBen
&rieg ii6 als guslonoer in Die 3ie-
bungsliiten batte eintragen laiien,
mGbreno er nah S%erausnabme Der
erften Yapiere bate einge5ogen mer-
ben fonnen. @r 5og es Dor, Die er=
item Yapiere niAt beraits0nnebmen.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-08
Glemenceam.

glemencealt, ser friibere fran8oli-
i6e Mtiniiterpr6iiOent lit oieie ISOLDE.
in @aibington. Gr fam Montag
@beno on, beiudte 0ienstag ben Hrd-
lioenten Saroing, iab fi6 Die Staot
an, ben 2incoln-S empel, ben 8aib-
ington Sbelisf, Sen 3oologii6en@ar-
ten. MittpoA begab er iih 8unt Gr-
%Iington SrieObof, oonn our Griegs-
i6ule, Inn bort cine fleine 4nipra6e
gu balten, nno enolih nit Dem S6iff
Ben Botomac berunter gu fabren nod
Meount @ernon. @m Mittpo1 Na9s
mittag beipra6 er nit Dem friiberen
9rGiioenten 8ilion oeiien IA 8unfte
uno oeren @rfiialing i'm 8ariier6rie-
ben. Mittpo9 4beno belt er cine
&eoe Dor Der nSoutbern Societp".
Washington Journal., 1922-12-08

Therefore there was concentrated in
one consignment in the hold of the
vessel a shipment of nearly eleven
tons of black powder, which by the
impact of the torpedo may very well
have contributed to the incredibly
rapid sinking of the great liner. The
other consignment of ammunition and
shrapnel.... contained n o explosives.
Molone bolt bier oas borbanoene
S1ieBpulper alio ielbit fir erploOier.
bar. Shipor5es Yuluer mar on 8ooro
in beltimmten &ilten. Die nnoere 0tli.
nition mar ni6t e%nt5iinobar. 8os
ouBer0em in ben pielen nidt unter-
Iuften &ilten mar, miro teiner ie-
mails erfobren. Das %angerannte
S6iff bGtte mad MaIone's 4niitt of
fenbar obne @rpIoiipltoffe an 9oro
nod ans 2ono, an Die &iilte BON SSr-
lonO, eel6leppt meroen fonner, ooer
Balingiere bGtteR bel lebr %langiamem
Sinfen Die HettungSboote belteigen
fonnen. 9as S9iff mar ouBeroem
pie es i6eint, in maiieroihte ein5elne
@bteilungen eingeteiIt, Die fi6 nod
Ionge ein5eIn iiber 8oiier bdtten boil
ten ionen. Ser @inoruf, ben Mnlone
BON Dem Sdiff bate unO Den Die oa-
moIige 8iIion'ide &egierung fuobl
teilte, lit alio Elm gang anOerer oIs
Ser, oen uns sic Sagespreiie in Oen
lebten Saeen mieoer boripiegeln poG-
tie. @s lit biel cher mo9lid, oaB bic
unterOriidung oes 8eridts in Ben
Sabren 1915 unO 1916 erfolgte, I'M
81 be rbinoern, oaB Die 9lufre-
eung iiber Sen 9uiitaniofaa Iid mie-
Der leete. 0as @olf bGtte Die Satio-
he, BOB man 90 ouf 8ai-
Iagieridiffen nod england brohte,
FLAIR erfonnt uno einen Sell Der
SdulO an Dem llngliid oieiem l1m-
Itanoe beieemeIien.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-08
Gatb. 81. Marien.@irdle,
725 Giinfte StraBe ~gtor0meit.

Sreitog, ben s. 0e5emberS lit oaS
Set Der unbefledten GmpiGngni8 Der
Mutter @ottes MariG, unO Elm gebo.
tener 6eiertae in Der fotboliiben Sir
le. Sn Der ct. Maorien.&irde limo
Die MeIlen Inn 6, Z. s unO 8 llbr.
Abenos Inn 100 llbr lit feierlihe
Iesperon0oht uno bl. Segen. SEER
OrgoniIt Armano S. @umpredt bat
elm ipeoienesBroeramm fir Den Gbor
horbereitet, oas Den 2iebbabern gutter
fir6liG1sr Muiit nngenebm fem miro.
Der &irdenhor miro Wtar5o'S 8es
per 1 portragen un0 Sri. Smitb
miro Sounds nNpe Mnria" nit Gel.
10 gegleitung lingell.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-08
Concord aIub 9amenieftiOn.

Die monatlihe 8eriamnlune Der
0amenieftipn fallo borletten Conn.
tag i'm Slubbouie ltatt. 3mei Sabre
moren es an 0ieiem Gage, Dab Die
Oamenieftion ins9eben gerufen mir-
De, unO oieler Gag ioll am II. .. Wt.
feItlid begangen meroen, mo5u mir
obermoIs uniere 5reuuoe einlooen.
Ole 8eamteniuabI fon0 ltott, uno
muroen ale ieitberigen 9eamten mie-
Der ermGblt, n1mlih:
Srou Worie Billie Yr1ii0ent;
Srou gbr. Simon, @i5eprGi
Strait Yauline @oItber, SefretGr,
6rnu Safob 9rueeeer. 6inan5lefr.
6rau Barb. &rumfe, Shotnleilter.
ga meeen Dem Stiftunesfeit nog)
oieles 81 beiprehen lit, miro cine or
matchmaking am Sonntog. oen
10. 5. Wtts., itattfimoen. Mne 5Sro.t.
Ell iino gebeten, 81 oieier 8eriomn-
hung al fommen. oomit oas gauge
Hiidgrot un0 Die eeiamte Sntellig rs
pertreten lit.
DEM mare Ole Snteligen6 nidt &C.
boren
Concord Glub m1re nobI perlorcus
Ood Nlter6en made Oil feline
Sorgen,
Sab nur ote>G amenieftion lorocn.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-08
8ei6uadtcn i'm anppcrt'S Seim.

Sn unlerm oeutiden AIteubeim
miro @eibnodten am Sonntne, ben
II. DECEMBER, gefeiert meroen, unter
Den Auipi5ien Oes 6raueu.0 ilfsper.
ems. Die 5eier beginnt I'M 3 llbr
nodmittogs unO lit ein iebr idones
Grogromm ouigeitellt morOen. Die
6reun0e uno @onner oieies oeuti6en
Mltenbetms lino freunOlidit 81 Der
5eier einselaoen. Gin eutes NbenO-
ellen miro ebenfaas %ierpiert merOet.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-08
9entide S6eater.g Oritellung Dor
OOllbeiettcm @anIe.

Die critic oeutide Ebeater-8 oritel.
lung Der Soiion fono am Sonntog,
Den 3. DECEMBER, inter Den Auipi5i.
en- oes Concord 3lubs ltott. Die
Solle mar bis oiif Den lesten Ylob &c.
flint. CUR Nu%ffiibrune geIonaten
nDos 2ouobaus an Der SeeritraBe"
uno oEopo's Mbenteuer~. 8eioe
Stiide gineen iIott iiber Die 9retter.
SIN erlten Stiide ipielte Serr Tnul
&ieoel Den &entier bon 2orh in Dol.
Ter Rube. 6rar Weadler mor ais
2ommerm6oden oilerlieblt unO 9err
@uetb ais aammeroiener 0uBerit ge-
oieeen. 8ei0e peritonoeu es in ge.
oiegenem 8uiommenipieI ourh nIer.
lei 8eriteulngen Den alien Hentier
81 Deranloiien oos bon ibm crit filr5-
lid ermorbene 2onobnus an lie at
berfoufen, uno 5por' nod fir meni.
ger @el0, ais ibm Der &ommeroiener
anfdnglih aIs 9oufiumme aueeboten
bate. Den Characterization lpielte
Serr Sofob Sdiaine.
0as 5peite Stiid mar betiteIt aYa.
pas Abenteuer." Serr YuuI @brler
ipieIte ole &oae oes Stootrats an.
ton @erner nit por6iiglider Hube,
ebenfalls 5ruu S. Bauer ais 6rou
Nerner, uno 6rou Alieuite Econ ais
oeren Sodter, iopie Serr 9looIf 80.
De ais 8erner's S6poger. @rntll-
lationen gum so. @eburtstage ocs
Serrn Stootrots Iiefen 5abIreid Elm
unO nilrOen bon 6rou s. @iieureid
ais 0ienItm1o6en bel Merners ilber
bro9t. Ole Sptsen Der @eieaidait
ipro6en pcrionlid Dor I'M ibre @ras
tulationeu ab5ultotten. So Serr @eo.
Blitt ais Yoltor Steinert, Serr So.
iepb 8on0rad aIs A~potbefer Martin
unO Tr1li0ent oeS @eiangoereins
bon meI1em cine Population, bette.
bend aus Den 9erren @p. Sonoers.
SEQ. @oner uno Wtortin Shiatng.
Dem @eburtstnasfinne elm Stanonen
oarbradte. MuBer Dem @ebnrtstage
feierte man ober aud ben groBen
@rflog oes S6ouipieleS, in melden
Serr @erner (irrtiimlid) als Nu
thor a~neegebeu mar, 0as W9umti
fript ~oeSielben nurOe BON einen
S6riftiteaer 2otbarO eiterreider, Den
Serr Safob S6iaing tretili9 Dcrfor.
perte, Der Sodter Dora 0es St1
rats CUR 9urhleiung l0elseo.n
Gs geriet in Die @Gnoe Der 6reunol
oes anton 8erner uno oieie irbten
oeIien Hanen ais @ufbor 0araur mIo
gaben es gum Druid, nm i'm bel ~
mem @eburtstage nit einem ge0ra.
ten @renplar 81 iiberrai1ep. ~
notiirlth Der Sdriftlteller Deltelre..
der cine gon8 %geborige Summe aus
Sdaoeneriob beaniprudte, 81 9leider
3eit nber auda ihone Iugen nad Der
Sodter Dora modte, geponn er ourd,
iein ber5friideS unO beitimmtes 4ui.
treten iebr i6nea beioes: @elO un6
Eohter.
8ieSaeiaet, beioe @inafter eeiieIer
iebr. Soffentli6 lalien uns unierC
Spieler nidt al lange oif einen mei'
teren @enub morten. SbeaterobenOl
lino INNER beliebt bel u~niern 2euten
Dos bot aud Der quite 8ellid beluielen
Die Negie lag in cen o%ltbepobrtel
S1noen oes Serrn ISM. &onnemann
&eihIih iino er uno aud Die Spie.
Ter trob nieler llnonnebmlidfeiten il
8erbinoung NIT Den Troben, belobrl
noroen.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-08

Oonnerstag bottle er 2un6 6eim SRA
iioenten Saroing. Seute, 6reitag,
fommt feline groBe Ge0e I'M Gontin.
entail @emorial Saa. Son bier miro
ii9 GIemenceau nod Hbilaoelpbio
uno Chicago 8uriidbegeben. @adite
8o4e @ittwod geoenft er bon SEEN
Yort nod Dem geliebten SranfreiH
alriid5ufebren. 8iel bat er nit ieiner
Miiiion nidt errei6t. Mon belpun-
bert ieinen Weut, berbGlt li6 lonit
aber 5iemli6 gleidgiiltig.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-08


To the Editor of The Star:
One Of the greatest virtues OF the
American citizen is a keen sense Of
justice and a firm insistence upon "a
square deal
Recent utterances of a French pa
triot are calculated to rekindle flames
of hate and bitterness against the
German people, at a time when they
and the struggling young republics
are confronted with economic and
food conditions appalling both in
magnitude and consequences. If the
German people ever needed friendly
help it is now-and in the name Of
humanity / appeal for a careful con-
sideration Of the following facts be-
fore passing final judgment on the
sincerity of these people TO discharge
their obligations imposed by the terms
Of the Versailles treaty:
On Brink of Starvation.
Germany is on the brink Of starvE
ton, and unless it can purchase food
there will be a repetition of the awful
fate which overlook Russia.
1t is well known that Germany for
many years had to import 40 per cent
Of its staple food supplies Cereals
and fats), mostly from our country.
According to a letter from relatives,
dated November ), this years harvest
is about one-third normal Flour and
rice are selling at zoo marks and lard
at 1000 marks a pound. With the
purchasing power of the mark still
declining, how can they supply their
needs and prevent Starvation?
Work and Faith Preached.
The watchwords. Work and faith
in God alone can save us from utter
destruction have been preached from
every pulpit in the young republic
ever since the armistice. Every Amer
lean observer, including members OF
Congress, with whom I have con-
versed has assured me of an honest
effort of these people to convert their
work into money in order to meet
their obligations and purchase food
and raw material.
The German government claims that
it has already paid 3s,242, 970, 600 gold
marks, equivalent to over 3d. ,000,-
900, under the provisions Of the Yer
sailles treaty, of which it is declared
the entente has made due acknowl-
edgment.
In this connection it should be re-
membered that Germany, under the
treaty of Frankfort, exacted 5000, 600,
600 gold marks from France and re-
gained two provinces-Alsace and
L.orraine-which Germany contended
had been German territory for ovei
500 years.
Lost Her Colonies.
Germany under the Versailles treaty
lost not only these two provinces, but
also her colonies, the Saar district
Schleswig, the part of Upper Silesia
awarded to Poland, together with
West Prussia, Posen, Danzig and tht
Mcneil district, amounting to a loss o.
over six millions in population am
great natural resources. The German
people have been bled white and car
do no more for the present wher
their very existence is at stake.
1t is generally admitted that tn,
gold reSerVe IN the KelCnSDank Il
wholly inadequate tot buy the neces-
sary foodstuffs. and raw material, anC
that an international loan and sus
pension Of all reparation payments
for at least a number of years offer:
the only hope Of relief. 1t is believ
ed that international bankers would
come to the assistance Of Germany i.
they had reasonable assurance tina
the burdens imposed by the allies
Washington Journal., 1922-12-08

unter Dem utopiltiihen mGbruugspo.
litii9en Yrogrnmm oes @iarrismus
getan bat. Soffentlid bGlt iid Der
&eihsfanoler Die parteipoIitiiden
Sdeiifloppen bonn 9opfe fern unO
banoelt nod Dem Oiel mibbraudten
Sdldgnort:
uDoS 8oterlano iiber ole Tarteil"
s. @l.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-08

would not interfere with the ability OF
Germany to repaythe emergency loan
Washington Journal., 1922-12-08

9eicfraA5e, StrenicltuAen, Sale.
tld)cn, Nntlmp, nilu., mad oentider
Art, SamStaes, Z llbr mOrscns an.
Snlins NOienfelO,
StnnO 5-6, Mrcaoc harriet.