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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-14
MEXICAN WALKS SO MILES
TO ANSWER CHARGE HERE
OF NEGLIGENT HOMICIDE
Unable to Borrow or Earn Money. so He Starts Out
From Runge, Texas. for San Antonio-Drops
Into Seat in Courtroom Out of Breath.
Found Not Guilty by Court.

Absolutely penniless and with no
means of procuring funds with which
to pay his railroad fare, Ramon Con
zales, charged by complaint in the
Bexar county criminal court with neg
ligent homicide in connection with the
death Of Rafael Flores near Elmen-
dorf on December %, last, walked a
distance of 03 miles in order TO be on
hand when his case was called for trial
Wednesday morning. He walled into
the court room and dropped into a
seat, out of breath. Gonzales was ad-
judged not guilty by Judge Nelson
Lyle after the testimony had been
heard. Gonzales is working small
farm below Runge, Tex. and was un-
able to earn or borrow the money
for his railroad fare. This is the longest
jaunt, court officials say, on record
where defendant voluntarily came
into court in this manner.
1t developed in the Testimony in the
Gonzales case that Flores, who was
found by the roadside dead. had sus-
tanned a broken neck. Gonzales had
passed the spot in truck. bound to-
ward San Antonio, shortly before the
body was discovered. Justice of the
Peace Ball at EImendorf. who ap-
peared on the scene shortly after the
body was found. testified that Flores
neck was broken. His clothing was not
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-14
"WHITE SLAVE" RING
Police Arrest Five After Hearing
French Girls Stoy.

New Orleans, La, March f4.-With +
the arrest here yesterday of two wom- :
en- and three men by Department of
Justice agents, the operatives believe
that operations of white slave"
smuggling ring will be barred.
One of the women, Mile Clothilda
Coulter, %, Of Paris, France, told the
federal agents she had been smuggled
into this country from Mexico.
Frank Maniversa and his wife,
Maria Maniversa, alleged proprietors
Of a Bourbon street rooming bouse.
where the French woman told opera
tives she was held prisoner for several
days, were held in default of $4,000
bond on charges of conspiracy to yiO-r
late the Mann act.
Mile. Coulter said she had been a
Paris manicurist and her father was,
a colonel in the French army. She,
left France two years ago ant went to-
Havana and Mexico. Last year she
said she was told she couid make a for.
tune in America and, according TO her
story TO the operatives, she was
smuggled aboard the steamship at
Tampico and on the ships arrival here's
she was taken to the Bourbon street.
rooming house.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-14
ARGUE RIEDEN CASE
Motion to Dismiss Appeal Set for
Wednesday Afternoon.

Motion to dismiss the appeal OF
Street Commissioner William .. RE
den from the Judgment of the Seventy
third District Court wherein he was
refused an injunction restraining Il
of his employees from performing their
duties, following his attempt to dis
charge them, was TO be argued in the
Fourth Court Of Civil Appeals. We'd
nesday afternoon. Motion to dismiss
was filed late Tuesday by John and
Edwin Sehorn. attorneys for the. EN-
ployes. The case was taken up We'd
nesday on advanced hearing.
The motion to dismiss followed an
nouncement from the City Hall that
Commissioner Rieden has approved
the payroll containing the names OF
the 81 men whom he had attempted to
dismiss. The street commissioner last
week admitted that he expected TO APP
prove the payroll, but stated that he
expected TO maintain his suit in court.
The 81 employees are still aot work.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-14

soiled, however, witness said, and
there were no indications that the
man had been run over by an automo-
bile or truck.
4 Saw Two Persons i'm Road.
Gonzales testified that he saw no
one by the roadside when he passed.
and that no one was in the truck with
him. He was asked the question on
the theory that the man might have
been riding on his truck and fallen
off.
One other witness testified that he
passed the truck of Gonzales about
the time the man is supposed TO have
been killed and that he did not see
Gonzales or anyone else run over a
man. This witness said. however, he
saw a man lying by the roadside and
also saw a man standing a. short dis
lance away holding something in his
hand.
Grand Jury investigator.
At the time Flores death was re
ported foul play was suspected and
it is understood that the Rexar coun-
ty grand jury is now making an in
vestigation OF the case. The sheriff 5
office also has been making an inves-
tigation but so far no one has been
definitely connected with the mans
death. II is admitted. however. that
Flores had been active in politics and
that he had number of enemies.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-14
CLEAR UP THEFTS
Members Of Beacon Hill Church Lost
Car Accessories Last Sunday.

Mystery surrounding the theft Of
packages and car accessories from
many automobiles parked in front OF
a church on Beacon Hill last Sun
day, is scheduled to be cleared We'd
nesday afternoon.
According TO information given city
detectives, a preacher, in all proba-
bility has solved the mysterious man
ner in which members of the congrega-
tion were robbed while attending re-
ligious services. He has promised de-
tectives to present 14-year-old youth
to city detectives late Wednesday
afternoon, who will, it is said. furnish
data by which much of the loot is .ex-
pccted to be recovered.
The student. detectives have been
advised. has confessed completely in
the theft of accessories from cars
parked in front of the church and Of
packages found in the cars. He, too,
it is added, has implicated three Or
four other youths, whose names, it is
reported he will give detectives. 1t is
expected all those involved in the
thefts will aid in the restoration Of
stolen property.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-14
INSTRUMENT WILL
PERMIT, OPERATION
FOR HEART AILMENT
Only One Similar Opera
.sfion Successful Be-
fore Inuention.

st. Louis. March 14.--Inventiop Of
surgical instrument for operations
upon the heart for relief of mitral
stenosis. a narrowing Of one OF the
valves of the heart, was announced
today at Washington University.
Surgical history reports only one
such. successful operation. it was
stated. The new instrument has been
used successfully on animals, ii was
added. but has never been employed
on human sufferers.
The narrowing Of the valve in .mitrol
stenosis, it was explained. causes blood
to back up. enlargement of the heart,
painful swelling of the feet and hands
and other effects, which result in
death il unrelieved.
The new instrument. known as the
endochrdioscope. Sits the valve. per-
mitting the normal flow Of blood, i;
was amplified. The operation, it was
said. is simple.
DIR. Duff s. Allen Of the faculty Of
Washington University is the invent
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-14
TEXAS FARMER SLAIN.
BloOdhounds Lose Trail OF Negro But
Citizens Continue Search.

Hillsboro, Tex, March 14.-Sher-
ifs posses and many citizens are
searching for Leroy Harris, negro
farm hand, wbe, it is charged, shot
and killed Wylie C. Smithson, farm
er, near here late yesterday.
Bloodhounds are said to have lost
the trail.
The cause Of the trouble is not
known beyond the fact that Smith
son upbraided Harris at noon for fail
ure to bring seed corn to a field for
planting.
=, Four bullet struck Smithson, three
after. he had dropped to the ground,
according to officers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-14
HOLLAND MUST SERVE
High Court Affirms 25.Year Prison
Sentence.

Austin. Tex. March 14.-The
Court of Criminal Appeals Wednes-
day affirmed the case of G. r. Hol-
land. convicted in Bexar county Of
robbery and given 25 years in the
penitentiary. In affirming the case
the court stated there was no funda-
mental error that justified reversal.
The higher court also affirmed the
case of Antonio Bruni from Bexar
county. Bruni was given a term of
fifteen years in the penitentiary on
conviction Of robbery. The conten-
ton of appellant Of newly discovered
evidence was not sustained by the
higher court.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-14

ALONG BORDER
NOT APPARENT
Customs Service Wonders.
Why American Fugitive
Not Returned.
A ONE-SIDED AFFAIR
Aid From This Side May
Not Be Appreciated,
1t Is Hinted.

Cooperation existing between
American customs officials i'll this
district and the Mexican customs Of
ficials has heretofore been largely a
one-sidcd affair, and if the co-opera-
ton is not extended from the Next
can side that has been offered from
the American side, then the customs
service in this district would feel
that the cooperation extended by the
officials on this side in stopping snug
Cling into Mexico and in putting a
stop TO the expectation of goods de-
clared under an embargo by the
Mexican government, is not appre-
ciated, and that the customs officials
in this district would be disposed TO
act accordingly.
This statement, coming from Roy
Campbell, collector of customs. who
is in San Antonio, Wednesday, ON
matters pertaining to the customs SER
vice ia this diatrict. was inspired by
the fact that all efforts have failed
to induce the Mexican authorities to
return 10 the American side the al
legged slayer of Jim Wallen, a GUS
toms inspector, who was killed near
the international bridge at Del Rio,
on the night of January q. The fugi-
tive, an American, is being held at
Piedras Negras, according to the last
reports.
What Benefit Is 1t.
at is strange" declared Mr.. Camp
bell, that in the light of the coop
Grafton that has been extended by the
American customs officials in assist
ing the Mexican officials in stopping
the smuggling of goods in and out OF
Mexico, that they should refuse to re-
turn an American fugitive. | have al
most lost hope that the alleged slayer
of Inspector Jim Wallen will be turn
ed over to American officials.
"What benefit is it TO us il we ex-
pend our time and energy in assisting
the Mexican officials if the assistance
is not reciprocated."
No extradition proceedings would
be required for the deportation of the
<tutfltdn II hdc btNh BOhhteh Vbt ~
the past by other federal officials.
Deportation from Mexico is simple
matter, and may be accomplished
without a hearing on the merit or de-
merits of the defendants case.
Lose Hope Of Getting Him.
Practically all hope is lost by fed
eral officials, in common with Mr..
Campbell, that the fugitive will be
returned to the American side. He il
being held at Piedras Negras under
instructions from the City Of Mex
leo.
1t is reported that the fugitive has
powerful forces working in his behalf
in Mexico. A rumor to the effect that
the fugitive will be released after the
payment of. a small fine to the Mexi'
can government for the manner in
which he entered the country has
been current in Del Rio for several
days. ~.
Notwithstanding the seeming atti'
tude of the Mexican officials, the
friends and associates of the late in
spectcr are Jexerting every effort &c
induce the Mexican officials TO deliver
the fugitive into their hands.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-14
JAPANESE REFUSE !
TO ABROGATE Fl
DEMANDS OF 1915
Toxic Can See absolutely
Nothing" in Chinese
Proposal.

Washington, ID. G., March 14.-Chi-
mas latest move to abrogate the ia
nous "twenty-one demands" treaty Of
1915 has led Japan to inform her
that such a proposal is contrary to
accepted international practices and
will "fail to contribute to the ad-
vancement of friendship between our
two countries"
In a note delivered to the Chinese
charge at Toxic and made public at
the japanese embassy here, the Jap
anese foreign office not only fatty
rejected the proposal that the treaty
and its kindred agreements be abro-
gated. but declared it could see sab
solutely nothing" in. them which is
susceptible of further modification. y
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-14
PREDICT GALE
FROM STORM
N0WF0RM|NG
Low Pressure Area Over
Arizona will Cross
Panhandle.
JUST LIKE THE OTHER
May Have Thunder Storms
But Will Be Cooler
Friday.
JUST LIKE THE OTHER

A storm area which threatens TO
assume cs great proper lions as the
one which swept across the country
on Monday, was forming over the
Arizona and New Mexico line We'd
nesday morning and as it moves along
its usual route will bring strong south
and southwest winds TO San Antonio,
with a posSio'e gale predicted for
Wednesday hight. The center of the
storm shows barometer reading of
29.6.
Barometric pressure at San Anto-
MO Wednesday morning was relatively
high with reading at zoos at Z
o'cloc:.. Pressure began TO fall around
10 o'clock and gusty winds started
up from the south. These sill change
to southwest and fresh 10 strong winds
were predicted for Wednesday night
with gale velocity, 40 miles an hour.
Showers and thunderstorms are
probable, but it will be wsrmer with
minimum Temperatures from 30 to. %.
The wind will shift TO the west by
Thursday as the center of the "low
moves eastward.
A. high with its cenier reporting
a pressure of 800, was entering the
United States over Seattle Wednes-
day morning, bringing cold weather for
this time OF spring. This "high" will
reach San Antonio by Friday morn
ing, it is believed, after the storm
low pressure area has worked 10 the
east
Pass North Of Here.
Tie storm area was conferred over
Utah Tuesday morning AT that time
st was only of moderate intensity, but
during Tuesday and Tuesday night
il gained In strength and assumed
stormy aspects. 1T was moving south
eastward Wednesday morning, but is
expected to shift and move northeast
ward across the Panhandle and leave
the United States by way of the st.
Lawrence valley.
In this way the main force of the
storm will pass over North Texas,
and San Antonio will be on the edge.
The Chicago weather bureau office
predicted a March snowstorm for that
region Cor Wedensday night and
Thursday. The storm would extend
from the Canadian border to the Ohio
valley, the forecast said, with strong
winds.
Barometer Is Failing.
Abilene reported 24-nile wind at
Z o'clock Wednesday morui. &. A 20
mile wind was blowing in S..n An
tonic at IL o'clock with the barome-
ter falling. At IL it stood at 30.
Snow was falling over the northern
Rocky mountain states Wednesday
morning. Utah reported five inches
during the night. The high pressure
area coming in over Seattle h | forced
temperatures in Canada as low as s
degrees below zero.
A moderate "high" was settled over
the Mississippi valley "Wednesday
morning and the slow" which brought
the storm Sunday and Monday was
well out in the Atlantic.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-14
HOME wEATHER FOR TOURISTS.

st. Louis: Temperature SO. cloudy. g.
mile wind from the northeast: lowest
temperature in last "a hours 80. high
est. az.
Chicago: Temperature %. clear. 10
mile wind from the northwest: lowest
temperature in last "a hours. Is; high.
est. 80.
Kansas City: Temperature. 90; cloudy
12-miie wind from the cast. lowest tenn
peraturc in last "a hours. 80; highest IS.
New York; Temperature. IS: cloudy;
is-niile wind from the west; lowest tenn
perature in last "a hours. "a; highest. &C..
Washington, Temperature, a.: partly
cloudy; s-mile wind from the west. low
est temperature in last 20 hours. ss;
highest, So, ..-..-- -
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-14
WOMAN IS SENTENCED
Brokers Slayer Given Twenty Years
to Life Term.

New York, March 14.-Mrs. Paul
cite Saludes, convicted last Wednes-
day of the murder of Oscar NJ. Mar
telliere, an insurance broker, was sen
fenced today to twenty years to life
imprisonment in the women's prison
at Auburn. -E
Mrs. Saludes shot and killed Martel-
liere in his office last October. She
claimed he had tried to trick her out
of her money and property, and then
carried on affairs with other women
after weaving her from her husband.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-14
The WEATHER
TEMPERATURES.
WEATHER.

San Antonio and vicinity. "Wednesday
night and Thursday. unsettled: probably
showers; warmer Tuesday night mini
mum temperature. 50 to 65; fresh to
strong southerly winds and probably gale
Wednesday night, shifting to westerly
on Thursday.
East Texas: Wednesday night and
Thursday, unsettled. probably showers;
warmer Tuesday night except in extreme
northwest portion: colder in the interior
Thursday.
Thursday. unsettled; probably rain;
colder Wednesday night In northwest
portion: colder Thursday. '2
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-14
UNEARTH MURDER PLOT
Claim Irish Planned TO Kill Bonar
Law and Lloyd George.

London, March IA sensational
story of q plot by an Irish republi-
can organization to murder British
cabinet ministers and commit other
outrages is printed today by the
Daily Sketch.
The newspaper connects the al.
legged scheme with the activities OF
Irishmen recently arrested in Great
Britain. 1t says that the persons
marked for assassination included
Premier Bonar Law. David Lloyd
George and Sir Hamsr Greenwood.
A large number Of women in the
organization, the Sketch asserts. OBJ
tanned employment in the households
of the intended victims. .t
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-14
DENIES LIQUOR" LIST.
Says 400 Washington Names Were
Those Of Car Sales Prospects.

Washington, ID. C.. March H.
The Washington Post printed an as
fidayit TODAY by James NJ. Connor I,
adenyingn that the list of names seiz-
ed by prohibition Enforcement AGENTS =
in the recent raid ON his home here.
which included a number oil army,
navy and marine corps otlcers, anu
several officials OF the state pepstt-
ment. were those Of persons 20 Ws9ul
| had sold liquor as alleged. lue
list Of names wsS printed by the new
paper after the raid, Marsn o In
which liquor valued 81 StVV VAS
seized along with the list
Conner was said 10 have assefte'
that the names. which numbered m2fe
than 400. were listed as AUTONOMOUS
sales prospects.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-14
GUN FOUND
| NEAR BODY
/ 7.0FCRAMER
|Assailed by Legion and
Congressman, He
Shoots Self.
HAD POEM ON DEATH
Bullet Passes Through His
Head and Lodges in
Bathtub.
RECENTLY QUIT JOB
Friends Say Nervous Strain
| Over Bureau Under
mined Health.
RECENTLY QUIT JOB


Washington, ID. e.. March IA
Charles L. Cramer of San Francisco,
In, rot;red last month as general
10 ie',ieU ~ -, 90
counsel Tor the 'etelahs pu'e"u ~
fine when the conduct oil the pureau
HAS under fire in Congress, committed
|,,;o;ao ,odav bv sbooting himself
49, IT, oaS
ni M. hodT was found in the BATH
' 81 ~ home where he had lock-
yoM ~ aftar saving soodbye 10
nsn,,or whom Sbl left on a mid
n .is, train for New York. The police
S.s1SS - ,,,assaga 10 exnlain hi act.
{. III, e,.;anJs soid that M, neryos 5
- ,,.h;sh had resulted from his
m,,;'.n ,r;,h Tho bureau had un-
o mnas ne health
A. Gran,er's holy Was found by
o,aants after they had discovered that
i nod had not been slept in and
a.. IT, nod brok,n down the Iocs-
:" aoar 70 tho hath, room. He had
-. L;,,saif with a n;stol The bulle(
aS' n, ont;rnlr throncb his head
az. az pa found IN IN. hath tnb On
Nv na IN he hod room was n
W. dao+h al;nned from news
m =" tn enronar ;ssued - certifi-
aii ';o,de :
~ ST. ~. Gu, fame Hin
So ffour ,vho slent nearby
~ ,ra shnt and no wos not GER
IN chat II was until afterward, He
" Ma Ma anbnrt 2 o'cIock he was
fiu .n"1 d. "'u ILL., tho clam
mig VI q u IT. Lie theory IL thar
vh ~ had snent tho NIGHT non.
y. VIZ. tha npss;b;litv of suicide
erihs 1'u, ~ ,"e rp po h;S mind n shoot
nu nau inaue up ms cane nm
NJ m 80. TX years- old Dur.
80. 10 a,,,o 20 Wasb;npton
,ne VA nv. o,n,;ss;on In the
III rteu ~ So &c = a,.;nnieJ arm
my ou', 80 rof,sad Later
nu oau go, ,.annosantat;ve 81 Tho
Mas appo ain'', ;n,orosts here which
refn pe,,4 H. siI;oS u,ith mate-
ie supiti am,fantnro of exnlo-
"s ior '"e ii''"'".'"
M NJ -, :, .t,;ot AZ cra,,e,
~ nTa y; ,h;o, LIZ hoJy uas found
'eu anu ~ NI:n "'s ~ ,,oJ by
XEa...lo.s H.,I,,g ,x-ban ha uaS "A
tes,uehe i an So, r. rros coil 70
eiiio1. y, ~ .Sand ~ AZ Cro,,er
i.e peer puIe" ~ w. sh;ngtnn
|lor'iy anter ne c''ihe ZOO, =" hano,c
ron, tai,ioiha 1,.-,; &c a. r.
eau oi '"e iesa' "'''s'o" VI '"s ''
eau .,u.....;o,
a $50 co,, ~ NJ Cr.mer
NhernI counsei' VI. -
assoc on the many coh.rac.s VII" IL
ere made Dy the pureau uulins ;ne
ast TWO years lor me eohS'lues.p ~
nj rental OF hospltals. seine ,iion,n nth,
90 ne and o.ner pureau oilisiais W.
i'ef,y assaileu oy Soine %i ,o',,ho We
ie American Legion ana members
congress. :, AZ.
snor,i! aiter inc couhcil y. 'nt
sioh nad aisc,lsSed p''rrau uiia,Is a,
mee'ins IN indhinap9ns; ne iSsusu
statement SAYING ne nno glsen pa "a
iot,c ana whoie,near,eu SerVi.e i"
re bureau mad ia'd All the I"c's pe.
IRE director FORBES ana was Willie
ab'de 3y tne iatter : oecision as 70
hether ne sh9u,n feinnln " o',.c
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-14
WHALE IN RIO CRANDE
Gale Casts .O-foot Sea Monster on
Beach.

Brownsville, Tex, March IA
whale, 60 feet in length. cast up on the
beach at the mouth of the Rio Grande
on the Mexican side by a gale Monday.
has been viewed BY many persons of
this vicinity.
Residents said it was the first whale
ever seen n this par. of the gulf
coast,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-14
Cuba Dsports 20 to Europe.

sons were deported to Europe Mon
day on board the steamer Maasden.
All of them had been returned to
Cuba by the United States anthori-
ties on charges of unlawful entry into
the United States from Cuba. Thirty
more persons are being held for de.
portation on similar charges. .---
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-14
ESTATE IS $780, 900
Representative BeQueaths. Entire For.
tune to Widow.

New York. March 14.-The will Of
Representative w. Bourke Cochran
who died suddenly in Washington re-
Gently, was filed yesterday and in
dicated he left an estate of more
than 100000. All of his property
was bequeathed, to the widow.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-14
French Have Turkish Reply.
ne Al. nssncs..f al p-.Ss


Paris, March 14.-The foreign Of
flee yesterday received detailed syn
opsis of the Turkish governments re-
ply to the Lausanne peace proposals.
A large number of the provisions
Of the Lausanne treaty are called into
question. Acceptance Of the Turkish
contentious will involve drastic
changes in the original draft of the
treaty.
The French government. however, Is
reserving its opinion as TO the exact
significance Of the Turkish claims I'M
til it is in possession of the full text
of the Angora governments reply,
which is. expected to arrive here
shortly.
1t has been decided, however. that
the Allies shall confer at an early
date as to the attitude they shall
adopt in order to present united
front to the. Turks. These prepare
tory conversations are expected to be
held in condo. ,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-14
WACO NEGRO'S TRIAL
Attorneys Won't Ask for Change OF
Venue, They Say.

Waco, Tex. March 14.-Roy Mitch
ell, negro. will go TO trial tomorrow
for the murder of w. +. Holt. one. OF
waco's murder mysteries. Following
this trial Mitchell will be tried for
the murder of Mrs. Ethel Denecamp,
killed at the same time as Holt in
January.
Attorneys for Mitchell. appointed
BE- the court. have announced that
they win not ask for a change Of
venue.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-14
HINDENBURG SPEAKS
Hints Germans VIII Fight il France
Persists.

Hanover, March 14.-Field Marshal
Won Hindenburg, addressing the Vet
erans' League here yesterday. said
ave do not wish to instigate war,
but in view of the present realities We
cannot deny the truth Of Schiller's
words: The most peaceful person
can not live in peace If a wicked
neighbor does not wish it'"
Won Hindenburg extolled the
staunchness OF the Germans in the
Ruhr and exhorted his hearers to 10y
atty to the fatherland. especially in
these difficult times