davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-20
fITEaAT0RA.
stroslsotanec ! Cynthie. Romall

stroslkotanec : Cynthie. Roman
Napfsali: Jules Verne a Andre
Laurie. Prelozil st. Jasny. vyda-
la "Obrana Vydavatel'ska Spo-
ZIP. ,N Box 551, Scranton,
Pas 1921, Coma $1,oo. " memo
guliusa Verne-ho, chJrneho fran
|ciizskeho romanopisca poukazuie
ma to, ze je to knizka nielen, "a
bavna, ale al na;yys poucna, pre-
TO iu vrele odporneame. Ia menom
prekladatel 'ovSm skryva sa dobre
znamy americko-slovensky redak-
tor, pan Ksrol Stiasny, terajsi re-
daktor "Obrsny ktory ma til
zasluhu, ze prelozil do sloveneiny
najviac vybornych romanov zpo-
Imedzi vsetkych slovenskych spi.
sovatel 'ov Amerike.
eme1- Malohont. s Tyzdennlk
gemer- ma1ohontskych Slovakov.
Vychodi Rimavskej Sobote.
Rredpldtne pre- Ameriku $1.0o.
AmsiiscaEy slovak. vydava
I2nac Gessay, zsstupca Sevenskej
Ligy Americkej Bratislave.
Vychodi mesacne. Predplatne $2
rocne pre- Ameriku. Casopis prina-
sa vel mi cenne elanky 0 obchod-
nych zivnostnych prilezitost 'ach
pre- americkych Slovakov ma Slo-
vel,slal. ziaden americky Slovak,
ktory sa mieni dakedy vratit ia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-20
v3EI,I6o.
Sachova hra u sibdrslysh lnasnpv

Peredolskij, professor na petro-
'hradskej univerzite rozprava:
Roku 1895 vyslany som Dol Gle
Pom vedeckym do severnej Sibi-
RE tam stravil som mnohe me-
siace u Jakutov a Tungusov ko-
naj1c narodopisne Studie. Byval
som " ich stanoch a sprevadzal
SOM ich ma vypravach. Vsetl1y tie
to narody, ako Tungusi, Samo-
jedi, Dolgani, Jakuti- atd'. su na.
.ruzivi sachovnici. Najviac hraju
sa na damu, najnaruzivejSie ale
sach. Oni urobia 81 dosku vel mi
snadne, 32 ciernych pol vypalia
zeraYIm zelesom, figurky vyreSti
dost' t'arbavo z kosti. Partia tr-
va viacej hodin a dokonci sa ca
sto len ma druhy den. Vokol hra-
Gov stoji hrba prizeraeov, ktorf
ticho stojac uprety majd zrak ma
dosku; ked' Dol urobeny pekny
ne6akany t'ah, a padla snad fl
gura vyskocia prizeraci, krisia,
Itliapkaji a tancujd, ma
druhej strane placi cd pohnutia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-20
= r E G. Q
E DOBRA
MEr)ICfNA
Tente s6-rocnx obcan trpel 2. N
ludok, petisuiy q bolest'
v obliclaeh.

Vel'mi malo je l'udi ma tejto
okolici, ktori by netrpeli dakedy
ma zalud0k. Tato najcastejsia me-
moe napadnc tax bohateho, ako
chudobneho. Nerobi rozdiel, ze v
axiom ste veku a postaveni, moze
na vas prist' tato-nemoc. Citajte,
90 zaklsil Mr.. josiah Schwick 2
Newark, Ohio, ktory hovori:
ssTrpel som ma pecienky, Co
no som NAL zavraty a kruhy sd mi
lnihaly pred oeima. Moi jazyk po-
kryty Dol, NAL som Dol asst y
chrhtevej kosti mad oblickami a
moje 6reva boly vel'mi Eapecene,
take som musel bravat ,nedici,
Inu kaSdu noe ma ieh prehnanie,
jedi oni nechutilo q lezaao ako ka
! men ma zaludku, ten Dol kysly q
|naduty plynom. Nenohol som
lspasat' q staval som sa slabym a
ltrasl 'avym.
"Prva Haska DRECD mi ponlo-
lhla, tax som wal este pat, kym
som prestal uzivat'. Nadobudnul
som M yahe 40 fpntoN, naaje ee-
IL telo zmocnelo citim sa lep-
Sic ako nnohe reky. Nedostavam
lnikdy sAyraty, nenaal som bolenie
Iehrhta "a lpesiace. Jiem vsetko
60 50 nj zaSi.Aa q peEaskodi nj.
|Moja stolica je siaans = spavam
lvel'mi dobre. Vel'mi odporucam
DRECD, lebo som istyy, be ssa bude
|paeit' lazdemu, kta potrehuje spo
|I'ahlivl medicinu,,''
Tato. slavals atss II pr Dreco,,'
I,,Fsdxysna je Etthews Cut
hRate Medicine Store, ma East Fe-
Ideral ulici, kdf je xylastny "a
snpca, ktolv VAN vsetko Q nej
| povic. Fria te este dnes < nen,I.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-20
PAN MARUsKIN j NASIM
JEDNATEL ON.

'Oznamujeme nasim ct. citate-
Pom, re p. Jozef Maruslkin, 1870
Homewood Ave. prevail jedna-
tcl'styo nasich novinsa je opray-
'neny sbierat' predplatky doplat-
Ky na nase noviny Prosime roda-
koy, ably mu ochotne platiH svoje
predplatky a mu pomahali ' tejto
praci.
Redalpci2 a vydavatel 'stvo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-20

q Hrasi myslis Gsto hodinq ned
iedaym t'ahom. Ked IL Aattia
dek kenesAk, tedg qAsssia - tax,
80 bf a axfatsk a6sik aslsha
saa SaohAsd NJ b5ra tsk A&snii-
", se stp1nkA Fpskrasdia = ~.
ne rainevan1; leho stAvs56 Ne
len svaje sahS, psos, sxts, eeay
masstok, ale al sveja 1say.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-20

Dor pre- vychodne siovensko, kto.
~ sa ma zvlaste i jedine starat'
0 narodne prebudenie, zvysenie
vzdelanostnej drovnc vycilodn6he
Slovenska, pomOcou Evl&staeho,
Slovenskou Llgon q min vyd Se-
nGho a kontrelovaneho oasepissl,
hmotnl podporu eApaebnych q
nadangch slovenskyck stadentoy
ma sstrednych avysokych skolach;
prostrednfctvom Slovehskej Ligy
II Amerike . prfpadne vysiela.
ME snerickych pracovnikoy ~
slovensky Vychod . Jnh, ktori BY
zivym sloyom pracovali v narod-
nom duclau mcdsi tamojsim l'u-
dom q tax zivou lcast 'ou a zivym
slovom lamali take pozostatky
mad 'arskeho otroctva.
Casopis sam ma byt' yydayapy
Y Kosiciach, zpociatku co tyzden-
mix. ma byt' redigovany, dl'a MOI
tosti, americkym Slovakom We
deny duchu narodno- -krest an
skom, ma sl1zit sloyenskemu ma
1 rodu sp6sobami, cestami q du-
- ~. A ~T ~..
chom, ktore nam, americkym Slo-
vakom hala spoznat' a osvojit 81
slobudna prflezitost v Spojenych
Statoch, spoznanie sa ich demo-
kratickymi ustanoviznami tvrda
skola a zk1serosti americkeho Ii
yota.
Ahy Noha, ktord 81 tento caso-
pis vytknul - mohla byt' vyko-
mana, bude potrehna, &by bod Ipz-
sireny medzi najsirsie vrstvy l'u-
du - zdarma.
Slovenska Lfga N Amerike We
noyala sama ma tento ciel' de-
sat 'tisic dolarov!
D'alsie peniaze, ktore 81 ciele,
vytknute tymto vybofom vysadu-
jd, moze dat len lud sam.
Ma obrodenf a povzneseni slo-
venskeho Vychodl Juhu ma "a
lezat' kazdemn Slovakovi, bez
rozdielu, bez OIL 'adu ma to, v kto-
rej casti Slovenska nachodila sa
jeho rodna koliska.
Mad 'ari pred vojnou najt aisle
bdnarodnovali slovensky Vychod.
xvediac, ze tax mad 'arSia mehutnu
/ tepnu sam&ho srdca Slovenska q
Mad 'ari a vsetcia nepriatelia re-
publily a tax Slovenska, pracujd
snovu ma sloyenskom Yychodc,
vediac, ze 1der ma same srdce Slo-
venska vedie cez Slovcnsky w
chod.
A praye pretoschcenle venovat'
al my prvd pozornost' starost
slovenskemu Vychodu a to bez a.
kejkol 'vek prichnti lokalneho pa
triotizlnu alebo delenia sa.
Sloyenska Liga v Amerike pre-
disla iniciativou a prfkladom, ma
sledujme ju vsetcia! Ilcbo ia ma
sa pomoc slovenskenu yichodu
!. p6jde len tax d'aleko, jako hlbo-
ko siahneme do kapsy, kol'ko na
ten ciel' obetujeme.
Casopis stoji a bude stat pc
1liaze, bldl sta" al slovenskf chu
dobni studujdci a Inc akcie, SINE.
!, rujice ku narodnemu obrodeniu,
zyyyseniu vzdelanostnei drovne slo
venskeho Vychodu.
Ked' SINE bratom spomohli Wy.
dobyt s1obodu polnozme i'm Ky
! vzdelanosti, osyete!
Je tot oakcia narodna, V kterej
mamie byt' ,femazdeni rsetcia
bez rozdielq, bez OIL 'adu polite:
keho presvedcenia, nazorov, be-
OIL 'adu ma prfslusenstvo tej-kto.
rel organizacie.
Appelujeme preto Frele na sla-
senske organizacie ,spolky ei'
sla, odbory, sbory Y, meme tejto
nanajvys uzitocnej q prospesnci
akcic, ably obetoyaly na tento cicl'
aby 50 no zanjaly, ably nam bQly
na pomoci. Ten sanly appel upra'
vujeme M roduverns Slovenky I
Slovakov, ma vsetkych sloven.
skych l'udi dpbreho srdca q do.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-27
Confirm yan Fleet Nomination.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-The
nomination of Vernon w. van Fleet
Of Indiana to be a member of the
federal trade commission was con-
flrmed today by the senate,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-27
GIRLS! KEEP YOUR SKIN
CLEAR AND FRESH

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-27
Refreshing Hor-wEATHER TONIC

~, HoRSFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
SIIoih refreshes soothes the nerves, aids
ssssuon. Delightful In water or fruit
A0lesa.--Adyegtisement. -,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-27
HOW CONSERVE LIGHT vAPoRs
Topic of Discussion at Meeting OF
Purchasing Agents Tonight.

The question of conserving light
vapors of petroleum. through more
efficiently built storage tanks, which
possess vapor proof covers, a matter
which the United states Bureau Of
Mines is now studying, will be the
topic of discussion at an open meet
ing of the Purchasing Agents associa-
tion Tuesday night at the industrial
exhibit, Lynch building. "
Representatives OF the American
Tank company, OF Oklahoma City;
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc. Of
Bartlesville. and the Parksrsburg
Rig & Reel company Of Tulsa, will
address the oil men who attend on
the matter of better storage tanks.
All persons interested in the subject
are invited to attend, President
Stockton announces.
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his right mind. However no said
that an information charging AS
sault with intent to kill' would he
filed Tuesday against Amos aud
John Doe"
Milton said yesterday that he had
not seen his hrother-in-llw In -
years. when asked 10 accompany
Amos and tho strange man on the
auto ride sunday night Tho injured
man has resided iu Tulsa about four
months.
Blncks SIN Held.
Leroy Scott. Jesse Gibson NJ 70.
Embroy. and Dcuulc Ncylus. 'hr
four negroes. who with another un-
Identified negro and white man. are
said to h1ye crashed into several
cars ON tho Sand Springs road near
tho greenhouse. late sunday eve
ming and run over an unidentified
white man. iniuring hlm seriously.
were suu I'm the county Jam yostcr-
day with no complaints filed AGAINST
them. The county attorney said that
no one had appeared at his ut'i.o
Co file AN Information against tine
blacks aud that unless complaint
was made within the next few hours
he would ho forced 90 lihcrltc the
negroes 10 was reported 90 local
officials as we'll az SBld SurlusH Of
floors, sunday evening, that tho uu-
Eioes and the white man, Uil Of
whom were said 90 have been drunk.
had run into several ears along the
sand Springs road and finally gone
into a ditch themselves, After get
q l. % ..H.r,.q
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-27
ANNUAL HOMECOMING WEEK
Sloan Springs Birthday Celebration
Attended by $4,000.

The largest crowd IN the nls'U.S siiS
OF the celebration gathered IN 81
loan Springs last week for the ior-
ty-second annual HOMECOMING. y,
Bee Guthrey, president OF the Whlle
River Trails association said yester-
day upon his return. Guthrey war
one OF the speakers at the home-
coming picnic. a..
Sloan Springs celebrates us
birthday every year with this I'M
mense gathering OF old-timers and
this year there were between lO,OOV
and 5000 people who attended II.
Gov. r. c. McCrae, a candidate ior
reelection to his office ana Judge
Toney, who is running against MN
!nducted politics into their speeches
while Guthrey, White River ana
Albert pike official and publisher or
the Nations Highways ran true TO
form and talked on good roads.
The White River trail from Tulsa
10 Sloan Springs is In excellent
condition, with the exception or a
22-mile strip Of road in Delaware
county that is to he worked upon
beginning July l. Guthrey said, and
there is heavier tourist travel over
It this year than there has ever been
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-27

OF Parthenia lake by a searching
party and brought back TO Friend
ship lodge and to a hilarious
travesty on tho timo-honoced cere-
mony Then. pelted with rio, and
paper roses, they embarked In the
camp Ford for a honeymoon Jour
ucy--once around the yard.
Campers now number %. TIE
fnvoritc indoor sport is the manu-
fncturo OF cxtravagartly brilliant
beads from wax and paint. while
swimming la the favoritc out.of-
doors pursuit with hiking novt and
then croquct The devotional and
serious side OF camp life comes IN
daily Bible study and technical y.
W. method courses.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-27
ASSAILANT ADMITS
SLAYING HEMBREE
Lawrence Smiley Admits
Being Assailant of
Former Officer
MAN KILLED BY FALL
Manslaughter Will Be Charge
Because of EXtenuating
Circumstances
CRIME WAVE DEVELOPMENTS

CRIME WAVE DEVELOPMENTS
Lawrence Smiley, charged
with killing Earnest /. Hcmbrce
former deputy sheriff, surren-
dcred TO the county attorney.
Murder charges filed against
Frank and william. Ledford
charged with killing Charles
Mitchell.
Assailants Of Elmer Milton who
IS in hospital suffering from
wounds still AT liberty
No complaints yet made against
four negroes who drove wild
carr on Sand Springs road; in
jured people are stlll missing.
Lawrence Smiley yesterday noon
walked into the county attorney
office and made the startling an
nouuccment that he w9nted to give
himself up for the death OF Ernest
l.. Hembree. 30 years old, 4il y
North Main. n former deputy sheriff
who died IN a local hospital late
Sunday night after an unidentified
assailant had struck him down dur.
ing an alteration in front Of a cafe
at II North Main, Smiley was
placed in the county jail.
Despite the fact that he was d.
rcCtlv responsible for the death OF
Hembrce, the county attorney said
yesterday that Smiley will be
charged with manslauEhtcr. The
Information will be filed Tuesday
After surrenderinF Smiley told tn,
county attorney that he did not
know that he had Killed HembreC
or even seriously injured the mar
until he read the paper yesterday
morning.
EVaspcratcd, He Snys.
Il had gone 20 the cafe SMILEY
said. "to pay a debt OF s. ! owe,
man inside. As l walked up thi'
man Hembree, who was partially In
toxicated and in an ugly mood ac
costed me and started swearing. II,
called me several names but
walked away from him and insid,
the cafe. He followed me there an,
then again followed me 10 tn,
street, still abusing me. told hin
70 stop and started to walk ava.
but he followed me still calling mn
vile names.
again / told him TO stop. that
] would get mad. He kept up hi
flow of filthy language and hi
him with my left fist. AS he fel
| turned and walked away. ] knew
nothing of his death until readini
the paper this morning. / don
think that my blow killed him, al
| though / hit him as hard as
could. But / am willing to take N,
medicine"
In explaining the manslaughte
charges the county attorney sal
that he had conducted an investiga
tion and that Smiley's story wa
corroborated by other witnesses I
the fight. ut wasn't Smileys bloy
! that killed the man anyway" tn
county attorney said. "Smiley's fis
broke Hemprees Jaw ana the bloy
knocked the man unconscious--i
was a knockout in the talk of tn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-27
NOTE THREATENS
BRITISH PREMIER
Other Officials Warned
They'll Die if Two
Suspects Hang

LONDON. June 2G.-Premier
Lloyd George. Colonial Secretary
Winston Churchill and Sir Hamar
Greenwood, former chief secretary
for Ireland, have received anon
ymous letters threatening them with
death If James Connolly and John
O'Bricn, alleged assassins OF Field
Marshal Wilson are hanged, 1t was
reported this afternoon. Premier
Lloyd Georges office refused to con-
firm tho report.
LONDON, June ga charge OF
wlllful murder against Jamee Con-
molly and John O'Bricn was returned
by the Coroncr's jury today following
the inquest into the assassination Of
Field Marshal Wilson. Connolly and
O'Brien shot the field marshal to
death on the doorstep Of his home
last Thursday
LONDON, June 26.-Honored
with the highest military honOrs the
British empire can bostOw, Field
Marshal Sir Henry Hughes Wilson,
former chief of the imperial general
staff, wso was assassinatcd last
Thursday, was buried at noon today
in the field marshal's corner of st.
Paul.
\ firing squad from the field mar
shars old Ulster regiment fired a
vollcy over the grave.
Despite rainy weather, thousands
OF persons lined the street between
Eaton place and st. Paul, standing
roverently bareheaded as the cortege
passed.
Elaborate precautions had been
taken by Scotland Yard and the war
office to guard against disorders and
to protect the lives Of officials. Many
members Of the cabinet attended.
Marshal Foch There.
Marshal Fcch. former seneralis-
simo oy the allied armies in France,
who came 10 London for the funeral.
went TO the Wilson homo where he
knelt beside the coffin. offering a
brief prayer. Later he accompanied
Lady Wilson, the widow. to the ca
thedral
Among the pallbearers were>field
marshals. The Duke OF Connaught
was present, representing the king,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-27
White Rirer Trail to
BE Completed Win the
Building of 22 Miles

The White river trail between
Tulsa and SLOAN Springs Is TO be
completed and ready for travel
when the work to begin soon on
the 22-mile stretch OF road In
Delaware county is finished T.. Bee
Guthrey president Of the assocla-
tion eaid yesterday.
Bonds In the amount Of s50,-
900 were voted and sold 10y KAN
sas and Flint townships last week.
Guthrey said. Construction on the
highway will begin July / under
the supervision of County Com
missioner Neal. This will climin-
ate enc of the imperfect links on
the trail between Tulsa and 81
loan Springs, Guthrey said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-27
MOCK WEDDING IS
CLEVEREST ACT
Stunt Program at Par
thcnia Keeps Girls in
Good Humor

a mucg wedding wos unanimously
a1uIErd Boy high school girls at the
y. W G. a. camp 10 ho the clovercst
act ~ an staged for their entertain
mDut during stunt programs Mon-
day and Saturday nirhts. I'm the
prize act Pauline Chase of Tulsa
acted the part OF groom with great
dash, Florence Guut OF Tulsa was
the minister and CouUpucc Almay
OF Okmulscc the bride. True TO form
the bridal couple with their atien-
duu's tried 10 clopo before the cere-
muuv hut WoI, located ON the Ghorca
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-27
Wilton Elays Crump.

HOLDENVILLE, June 26.--Jack
c. Walton, democratic candidate for
governor, spoke in this city today be-
fore an audience OF about ESQ peo-
pie. He severely, criticized Judge
George c. Crump OF this city, and
the Oklahoman for their stand on
behnlf OF Thomas II. owen.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-27
DOYLE TO ADDRESS JUNIORS
Park Board President Is Principal
Sneaker nt Luncheon.

Leslie Doyle. president Of the park
board, will speak to the members
OF the Junior Chamber OF Commerce
at their regular weekly meeting
Tuesday noon. Doyle will speak on
matters pertaining to civic improve
ment in relation to city parks.
The report on the third annual
convention of the Junior chamber
OF commerce held at indianapolis
last week, to be made by the cham
oer president, Phil Kramer, will be
a feature of Tuesdays meeting. The
iirst OF the attendance prizes, a
tnree months swimming ticket at
the Y will also be awarded. This
prize Is offered by N. A. Thompson,
membership secretary OF the Y. NJ.
c, A.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-27
.hIrnlnc nnnrd stcnmcr Ashorc.

MARSETLLES. June 90. -- Tho
United States shipping board steam.
or Schoharle. 5000 tons. wac re-
ported ashore or ToIscholllng island
in tho North sea in n radio call for
assistance picked up today by the
Narcotics wireless station.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-27
A ROUNDUP ORDERED
Monarchist and Military Plot
ters Being Arrested--11 Of
Secret Society Held
BERLIN MoURNS RATHENAU
Tribute Paid to Dead States
man Who Won Respect of
Allies in Negotiations

BERLIN, June 26.---With n state
Of seige prevailing today and pub
lie officials openly admitting that
the German republic is in danger as
result Of political unrest resulting
from. tho assassination of Doctor
walter Rathenau, the government
Is moving swiftly in rounding up all
monarchist and military plotters
Hlndcnbcrg Visits EItcl
II was learned Field Marshall
Won Hindenbcrg, former chief Of
staff in the imperial German army,
arrived at Potsdam 10 visit Prince
Fitel Frlederlch. son OF the former
kaiser, although officials do not
connect Iindenburg In any way with
the ag!tations against the republic.
General Escherich, former com
mander OF the republican security
police and his staff were guests at
the Kaiserhoff hotel, but are un-
derstood to have departed for some
unknown destination,
Whole City in Mourning
The whole city Is In mourning
while final arrangements are under
way for public funeral for the late
foreign secretary.
The assassins have not yet been
captured. A huge reward has been
offered for their apprehension.
Efforts are being made to have
the socialists call off the general
strike which was ordered to begin
tomorrow in protest against assass-
nation.
The safety OF tho German re-
public is at stake because the muir
derers have accomplices and have
an organization in Germany" said
President Paul T.. Loeb OF the reich-
stag. In delivering an eu!cgy.' Doc
tor Rathenau was a true servant ot
the public. but he died at the hands
OF murderers."
Chancellor Wlrth wept as he
paid his tribute to the slain states
man.
"Doctor Rathenau was a noble
character" declared the chancellor.
"He was fighter in the cause or
humanity and conciliation and he
even won the respect OF our enc
mics at Genoa.
German workers, protect the re-
nublic. our beloved fatherland,
Gentlemen Of the right. (nationalists)
! warn you against going any furth-
ther.'
BERLIN. June GA German
army officer who said he was tlrsI
Lieut.. Karl Tilleson, was arrested
at Flensburg today on suspicion OF
completely in the assassination oil
Foreign Secretary Walter Rathen-
IN. lie was attempting to cross the
Danish frontier when seized.
Eleven members Of an alleged Sc
cret organization were arrested mere
during the day IN connection WIZ
the political agitations connected
with the assassination.
WASHINGTON, June 2e.-Dr
Otto Wiedfelt, the new German'am'
bassador is returning to Germany
within a few weeks. it was learned
bv the International News Service
TODAY. DR.. Wiedfelt has been prom
inently mentioned in German pres
ana governmental circles as the mos
prohable successor to the Late Dr
Walter Rathenau, foreign minister
who was assassinated saturday.
Or. Wiedfelt said he planned u
return TO Germany in July even pc
fore the assa assination of the toreiEr
minister, DR.. Rathcnaus uea. u
however, probably will hasten NJ
departure.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-27
lInr,llnes nnck rrom Trlp.

WhSUINGTON. June .t.-The
president and Mrs Harding re-
turned to Washington this morning
after a weekend visit M tho homo
of Edward g. Mclean Washington
IN icrshurg. IA