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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-04
FOREIGN TRADE IS
TO BOOST PRICES
IN UNITED STATES
Federal Reserve Board Says
Such Buying Is Certain to
Cause Shortage Of Supplies
in American Market.

WASHINGTON, July ain warning
that still higher prices and a greater
shortage OF supply might he expected
IN the United States II foreign pur-
chases are permitted to continue on
me same basis as In the last few
years, the federal reserve board In It's
July bulletin made public today de-
clared that the war period in exporta-
ton had come 10 an end and that II
now was the duty Of the investing
public to finance shipments needed By
Europe.
There is a shortage of many essen
tial materials and commodities in the
world at large. the board said. In
creased credit demand for goods for
export necessarily implies relatively de-
creased supply Of goods for domestic
use, Demand and supply automatically
equalized by changes In price, but such
changes IN price, are, N the circum'
sarily upward, II a large financing
process Is conducted by banks out d
credit the result is to place the fluid
credit of the country at the disposal
Of foreigners in purchasing and settling
for domestic products which they OBJ
tain from American producers"
Such an addition to credits not based
on genuine savings, the board pointed
out, would mean imitation Implying an
Increased tendency toward the bidding
up of prices. In order to avoid the re-
currence OF such a menace, the board
recommended that the basis for ex-
ports should be found In the invest
ment market, that Is, in the savings
OF the people, and not at the banks,
THE amount Of export trade securi-
ties to be held by banks must neces-
sarily be limited to u minimum fig
ure," the board asserted.
Requirements vof export financing
probably have been over-estimated, tho
board said, adding that some part Of
he export demand likely would dis
appear when actual commercial securi-
Y was required for the protection of
1t is quite probable, Also the board
remarked that as European countries
succeed In re-establishing themselves
their recovery toward n self supporting
basis will be much more rapid than has
been expected, Far more time Ia re-
quired for the expenditure OF great
sums In the purchase ii goods than ID
generally comprehended, Expendi-
or for rec~onstrpctioR WIN require care
and patience II they are to yield re-
turns under competitive business con-
dltions. They can not be over-hastly
made, and this Will In itself ease the
urgency OF the pressure for export fl
n%ancing. When all these elements have
been eliminated there Will remain q
requirements abroad. and these 1t Is
both economically and otherwise sound
and desirable to finance as promptly
and effectively as possible, H. order that
foreign demand for our goods may be
maintained, our markets conserved, and
our general position In world trade pro-
tected.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-04
Activities Among
Memphis Negroes
BY rev. r. o. FULLER.

DIR. TAFT Butler, of the Chamber of
summer school at Howe some methods
Of improving conditions among their
people in the South, THE prosperity
Of the South depends upon good cotton
crops. Good cotton crops depend upon
good and efficient labor-labor that
thinks while 1t works, and that Is sta
Bile and thrifty. ldleless and shiftless-
ness must be e~radioated, Teachers
must take this message to the boys on
the farm. The rural teacher who does
not read about farming 30 as TO be
able TO help the farmer, Is not fit to
teach q rural school" Pr, TAFT Butler
heard during tho Normal,
Colored people are celebrating the
Fourth Of July In several sections Of
the city. AT the Plymouth Community
house, T62 walker avenue several at
fractions have been arranged. Among
and volley ball, There are games for
women and girls also. A fine barbecue
dinner is being served all day. The
ONE are to take part in the swim
ming contest at night, The movie.
satan will be shown at night, along
with the band concert. DIR. Ionia
Whipper will lecture to the women in.
side on Sex Education" for 90 min
utes, An address will be delivered out.
side. also, The celebration will con.
tinue until IL O'Clock pm.
The First Baptist church, st. Paul
avenue, held its regular monthly bust
ness meeting Thursday night. The
financial reports We're read and the
trustees We're instructed to get esti-
mates on repairs and Improvement.
Rev. T. q. Fuller, the pastor, presided.
Union picnic at Driving park Friday,
day Snd night Salem, 81, Paul, Pill
grim Rest and Providence A. M. II, are
The churches cooperating.
-
Richard Ford, tho plumber, Is an old
ana highly respected eolored citizen,
He has spent q half century in Mem
phis and is still active.
Good men are not always financIers.
They often need the braDing OF high.
class business men who are kind And
thoughtful enough to remove embar-
raising handicaps,
Now Is the time for prospective ex.
hipitors to get ready for the Tri. State
fair. Cattle, poultry, vegetables ana
farm products should be looked after
now, SO many Of us walt too late and
thereby make II impossible to present
| o~redltable EXHIBITS,
The name of Leonard Reid Ia seldom
heard outside Of exclusive nannia
circles, but upright negro citizens have
no sincerer friend than Mr., Reid, W.
talk much about our enemies. ana n
should not be a crime TO call attention
TO a friend occasionally.
Robert r, Church, Jr., has been ant
OF the city for a few days, but Is back
again,
some cities are political checker.
boards, with always a lively game On,
Smile and guess, "
My country, may she alway va he
right, PVT, right or wrong, my country
Joe Wheeler,
The future OF the repuhlIo aenenaA
upon the character of its citisenshin Y
Vice President Marshall,
The right. Of democracy must ,riumnb
over the might Of autocraoy, ''Goyern,
nent of the people, for the peonle ana
by The, people shall not perish from The
earth" " NV
T, o. Fuller, ". IL spending some
time In Chicago. '
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-04
CHURCH SETS ASIDE
NEGRO PHYSICIANS DAY

The Tabernacle Baptist Institutional
church has set apart Sunday, July 8.
as Negro Physicians day on which
occasion the negro physicians and their
friends will be asked to contribute to-
ward q building fund to be used In
the construction Of the main auditorium
OF the church. The congregation al
ready occupies a. portion Of the build
ing which has BEEN completed.
Sunday morning DIR. Sutton =. Griggs
will preach q special sermon from the
subject IAN Overriding Providence As
the church is to Engage In activities
beneficial 10 all the people and not
similar occasions viii follow until ali
lines OF endeaVeF among negroes have
been given an opportunity to assist the
movement
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-04
GIRL STUDENT NEARLY
BLINDED BY HOT STEAM

BLUE MOUNTAIN. Miss, July 4,
tSpl)-Miss Wardie Parnell, OF this
county, a student at the Blue Noun
tain summer school. had n narrow es-
cape from total blindness by accidental
ly scalding her eyes with steam gem
Grated by water inadvertently poured
updn hot ashes over which she was
bending at the time.
While lifting a pot aside to empty II
Of water, Miss Parnell suddenly found
herself temporarily blinded By o rush
Of steam from the ash heap, the COM
bustion resulting from the fact that a
sGhoolmate had lust at that time poured
a quantity of cold water upon the pile
Of deep hot ashes.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-04
U UNWOUNDED.

YAzOO CITY, Miss, July 4. (SpL.)-
Private Ethel Barksdale, Of Dover, q
veteran OF the Alsaee sector, the Aisne.
Marine offensive, the Meuse-A rgonnC
offensive and other battles, has re.
turney to Yasoo county after two years
n the service without q scratch, He
States entered the war, but he Joined
tho Greenwood battery in July, 1871
and after reaching France was trans.
ferred to Battery g., i2Oth regiment
32d division. Hiss captain, a corpora
and several prlvates and 80 horses were
killed In his first engagement.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-04
CARPET co. ~REoRGANIZEs

LATHE ROCK, Ark, July 4 (spi}
Reorganization Of the Arkansas Car
pet aud Furniture company, whereby
the interests In the firm owned by st
Louis business men were purchased by
local officers, has been completed, j..
l.. Schaer was elected president OF the
re-organised firm, having started In
the business 20 years ago as a stock
boy for this firm; Bryan H. Soheer,
Vice -preEtderti Moorhead Wright, see.
rotary; II. n Gilmore, treasurer; John
F. clifford, director. otner %stoekhold-
ers are w. J, Curry, Mrs, l., O., Polk
and Thomas A, Slmms. lr
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-04
LAUNDRY WAGON HITS
PADUCAH STREET CAR

PADuCAH, Ky, July L. (SpL)-At-
tempting to beat a cemetery street ear
81 the crossing Of Madison and Sixth
streets, VIII Brann, driver Of = Star
Laundry tFuoh, was perhaps fatally In
tured In u head-np collision ut II o'clock
last night. Ills skull was fractured at
the base Of the brain, He Is still I'M
conscious, j. /. Travis. motorman, was
injured slightly John Camiso, Sr,, was
bruised and painfully out,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-04
FLU HITS BUENos R

PuENoS AIRES, July "a serious
epidemic Of Spanish Influenza has
roken out here, The disease Ia taking
a dangerous form and there are over
500 cases IN tho local hospitals. q
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-04

Harry j. Boland. secretary Of thR
Sim Fein organizations and a member
Of the national assembly OF Ireland, Il
advance agent for Eamonn de VAL
era, president 81 the Irish republic.
Holland preceded DE Valera 10 the
United States, arriving about a month
ago.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-04

The future Of the republic dependA
Vice President Marshall, "p'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-04

My. country, may she always be
right bnt, right or wrong, my country"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-04

The right, Of democracy must triumph
over the might OF autocraoy. Govern.
ment of the people, for ths peonla ana
by The, people shall not perish from the
II o. Fuller, VI, Is spending some
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-04

some cities are political checker.
boards. with always a lively game on,
Smile and guess, ~ v"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-04

Now is the time for prospective ex.
hibitors to get ready for the Trt. state
fair, Cattle, poultry, vegetables and
farm products should be looked after
thereby make It Impossible To nresent
oreditable exhibits.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-04

Good men are not always financiers.
They often need the braeing OF high-
class business men who are kind and
RAISING handicaps, ~
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-04

Richard Ford. the plumber. Is an old
ana highly respected eolored citizen,
He has spent q half century in Mem
phis and Is still active.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-10-31
Menberal1g il, 8eittiteuer

sy1 eirer Mitteilung jiingererl Do
tll1ns an Sen Gountp Nnbifor 2onts ~.
58ogel nlaht Sic itaatli6e 5tenerfo111z
rliilton peridiebene glenoerullge1 n Der
Belteuerlng8iun111le BON 1nebreren Bts
ranSinltttute1l III Bropn @ountp be-
fau1lt. s3mei Stem nlmer ga1lfen iper=
oen BON bieier 8eroronnlng betroffen;
Spet a1lbere baDon beriibrte sBanfen
sbefinben 1i6 in Gon1fren, eine iDeitere
bat tbren Mpbniib IN Goboen nnb ei11e
ie6fte III Gpa11.
gm Recommendation ilt Die N be-
aug alf Sen beiteuerbaren gSert Der
Citizens 9tate sBar1f BON Stem nlm gez
troffer1e Nenbernng. Dte 1tenerbare
@nmme tpirb ii oielen1 Safe nd1nli6
Inn 11t6t tpentger alS $444 600 erb6bt.
gleben Ser Girlt gtate Banf BON Gom:=
|frep 1T bieB oas einsige ltitnt, l1en
-@teuerpert erbDbt ipurbe. Die iibrt=
gen IN Grage itebe1oen Banfen 1perben
In Ser Betpertung bnr6 bic #5tenerfonlz
mtl(torr 11ieoriger ei1lgel6dtt, als IN ben
@teuerfor11lulaten angegeben tpar. Sci
Ser 5tate Ba1lf bon Stem Illm betrdgt
.btele Serabletlng 81 isl.
Die getroffene1 Nenberunge1l lino
stpie folet. GrbDbungen: 6irit State
8anf bon Gomfren $3.50; Citizens
9tate Banf bon Stem llm $44 600.
Grnieori9ungen: 5tote Banfpon@ Cob
ben $500, Tarn1erS 5tate Banf Don
gon1frep So, 200, 5tate 8anf BON
gpan $999 u11o @tate 8anf BON Stem
1llm, $4 Isl.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-10-31
Nep nm, g5ansiota, 5rstag ben 81 pff,, 1919.
Hafetppit l.a6 Deiterreidl,

Sine an1tlide Befa1lntll1ah hllng Sic
oieier Ia9e benl 9oitrneifter 5reo
sBlaenoer BON Ser 9Ditbeb6rbe IN ,Q8aibz
iington 5Slging befaet, oaf, nllnnleDr nie=
Der Boitpafete fiir alle 1eile Seiterz
retdS Qllge1on11nell unb BON ser Soft
bef0rbert iperben, STR Sic 8ef0rcez
rl1ne iolder 8afete gelten 0ieielben 8e=
siftinnlnngen, Oie fir ale berartige
75enbnngen lla6 oen1 NuSla1fe porgez
lhrteben iino. Die Yafete oiirfen ni6t
.mebr alS IL Yfunb iptegel1, ll1lO oQs
8prto fit iebe8 Nfnno betrd9t u
Gents. Mal febe baralf, bab bic
Nbrelle oeutli6 uno nit Iinte gl6rte=
ben lit,
5ebon lett Mo1el1 baben ptele 8iirger
Die ii .sDeiterretd Gernanbte baberl
ooer aus rei11er Wlen16lt6feif ben borz
.tigen 0pfern Ser @ungerblofaoe 8ll
Silfe fo1nnten lpollten, periu6t, per
Bafetpoft MabruneSnlittel na6 benz
i6tper betmgefl6ten Qanbe 81 ienoen.
ST. ST. biele4 ipirb Sic gSieberallfnabm oeS
gafetpoitperfebrS etne b06it erfreulide
Na6ri6t iein.
Die geeentpdrti9e 0iterrei6tl6e SEE
pllblif iebt ft6 aus ben folgenle llelln
ieparat peripaltete1l @ebiet8teilen 5llz
.fa1r1len: 0ber0iterret6 Clipper gln=
.itria), NieberDterreih (2o1per Nuitria) !,
.5teierr1arf (gtnrta) &aerntben
.(Garintbta) 5alsbllrg, Morbtirol
5(gfortbern TproD, goralberg lno 9idD)z
tenftetn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-10-31
,in sylueselis falfeis,

s, gerfner, Ser befnl1.te reidei
Buafier aus 9leepp Gne trdgt ii6 NIT
BEN @ebanfe1l, ein 5llgseu sll faufeH,
nm banit ieine bdniig pieo feDrenoen
Neilen mad ben 3uillinsS Sftdoten llrlo
ait leren Nunften Zee 2aIceS 81 MADDEN
gsor fursers mar er III Beg leitung BON
Serrn ll1lo Gran 81. !, gS. IS elz
come aus gleepD Gne ii sainne apoliS
nm iid Deribieoe1e Waaid dinell nor*
flbrerl 81 lalle1l. gBie eS III ei1lsr|
yeitungsdndrtbt aus e5leepn sileE
bfiBt bafs ser fid tut ben Gurti s. sleroa
IplaIl sllti dieoell, 81
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-10-31
sgieoer er0ffnllllg
BET fyargpe | s5a1lf


lyQfg0, Jl. ~, 10. syIIDUeI .--s -ss9te
}fanoinaDild dzamerifanil6e Ganf BON
Sarge 1T bente morgen nteoer eroflnet
iporbe1l, ll11o slpar u1lter @Iitht ibrer
5etgenen Bean1te1l 0te Wteoerer6ft.
1lllng Ser Banf, sic am 2. Sftober anl
@rl11,o etner Srber Der itaatlihe hen Banf=
bebDrbe geldloller1 mor6er1 fpar, gei1ab
gemdB einer 9lnorbnung beB Sberges
ribts bon Moro Dafota. Das Sber=
eertdt eab seitern na6mittag etne Gnt=
}9eioung ab, In Der e8 betbt, baB Die
Banfbeb6roe ibre Befugnilie ii 56ltebz
1lng Ser 8anf iiberf6ritten but llnb oaB
Sic 8anf als iolpe1lt 81 betradten 1T,
Die rtdterlide Gnti6etonng n benz
b66lt irtereilante1l 6alle fp1lrbe BON
1Ni6ter Brop11fon geidrtebe1 nno BON
ben Ni6ter11 @race u1lb Olobinion 1lnterz
5ltiibt, tpdbrer1o Oberrihfer Gbriffionz
ion 1l1lb Nt6ter Btrb5en ii6 porbebielz
ten tire Weinlng IN elmer etgenen esnt=
i6eibung 1lieber5ulege1l, bic, ipie eS
betbt, NIT Ser porfebe1lbel1 nt6f iiberz
einlttmmen iol.
l1ngeieklid-
yn .ietner G1ltf6eibung gibt oaS @ez
rtdt Ser Nniidt 9lu8orud, oab bie Bez
bauptll1g oeS fadtltden 8anfpriiferS,
Ste itaatli6e Banfbeb0roe babe bic ibtn
<allein 3rfomnenbe11 Oea6tb tbefngniiie an
it1 gertiier, alS ri6tig aferfannt iperz
Ben luiille, unb bab ba8 gorgeben Der
BanfbebDroe pltrlge1e6 6tferttgt, nn9eleb@
lt6 lno tpeoer TN @eilfe nod na6 benz
Bu6itaben Ser Ser BebDrbe iibertrage@
men @enalt setDefen iei.'
Gheds iinb lln1iekbar.
DaS @ert6t 1T ferrer Der Nnfibt,
0ab auf sufiinffi9e 0aten auSgeltellte.
96edS, Sic bon ben beioen Ohtgliebern
Ser Banfbeb6rbe Sanger llI1o 5a24 be-
anftaa1bet iporben tpare11, al8 nmlehbare
@ntbabelr a1lSuieben ieien, dbnlt0 ipie
8e6iel, Ste alf et1l 5l1fiirfifigeS Datum
auSgefellt iino. Ntater 8rolp1lion
.lpridt al16 BON Ser angebli6en Dis=
ffrin1interung, Ste man 9egen otele Ba11f
sa113une1lbe1i perfudt babe, NIT Der Nb=
;ii6t, tie al8 iniobent erfldrers 81
fDnner1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-10-31

Srall G1eorge Marti tpelde IT'D
lDor etlpa Slpei den einer Dperafiorl
,u1lteripQr befinoet ia fiid ira1ner nod
in1 Soipital, iii absr beinabe uolI itdnoi9
Igenelell
ssrau arbara eroffd 1T na6
Ibier hrt Do1l eillel d mel ige1
eiud oelI iiie iiiie oer ilipp Draleldtk
SAINT 5lsep1 ab8e itattet
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-10-31
.rbeiterl,artei bat
aitglieoer er5ll1pnlbs
Die5 Sreaniiier1lne oer g9dbler aus
oei1 Geiben ser Mrbeiter u1lD Ge=
iiEnunas sgenpiien ,lin1mt raiden
syDrti idritt. NaOifale MenDerllnz
gel, II ser pDlitiih hei1 Gnnite eaatiDtt
ansgeiagt,

fSsf SSn,ff ..5aip 1iiiiier1tnn3n1-e
beifen her =, ggsnrf;no ssennle,s Rem = Monz
.nortfinn Rnl;ficnI G 81 aeoo,Iea nm 9lain.
.nefnfn m modem : acknowledgements Il, - ;Snrf= s
.id6rifte eeit # ner 6sriinn,,naSrerz m Il 6 "a
ioa,nIf,,no E, SION Nm ;,n a,rIi Sieies
.ssSnbreg. oni Ser Ser q ,sintrift il bie Sc
8nIitif' rnif' III fn nrof,en1 Snfb,1iiosnus
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Zen 1l,,n q hei;nnpn il;il1 ietst .t eins nnn,e
gIn.ahI MN Srnnniiatnren "a i, inen '1 ,,eg.
.irhisnener, is, qS,ppilpn : ga nes @fnntes
nMnner 81 II shen S'reiien fer mr.
.aa{1iiierten 91rheitprSrf,off ! eine hernorz
paoe11he po s9nlle inielen. hnlten II SEN
orifI,srsn e5tdhten a = ga 4 sfantes 0spr.
5friiae I iiher Sc 2iele Ser Nefpea1l11o.
eSshneu IN. @seife itehen gaebner Sic 81 I'M
seSs,1tereSie her 02nnnnrtifnnzQ;on fiiti1,
Inn 5daIi,h treten tY meme W9itolieber
h,,rh g1,tpi,ehfnno p zines Neitrooes & po,1
S. Ser s9raaniinfion bei
Dienf M IA 'qnn,nnouefnn6s
ao,ie5es @elo biert als I Touos fiir Sic
e,,ier,,,,o piner reoeirechter mil
fiId,pn WsnhIfnn,anone Il ,,,enn fber gl1rz
oeublid Safilr oefpmn,en If, Da3u
bered,tiot Sbiefer Beitrqo ,111n Be;la
elmer ST. nntaiInl li,f,en gIrbeiteraeitnt1ae11
in gtonte nher Sea .g)9inneiota sea. q
Ihsr.n =,
Sic q)aitolieoid,off il ser Bartei BE-
ichri,,ft id ieoodl 11id,t al1f Sic oetp5fn.
Il III nls glrbeifer beaeilfnete Rlaiie. ION
heT1,. s ieher Niiroer /. hes m @5toafes Ser
NIT sen Beitrebunaen1 SET oro,en Sop
.nelor1,nne mn glrbeifern 111lb ssyQrmern
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-10-31
.9rabtnadribt an 0as
MattDnale 5ilfsfDmitee

e,Y
Yer poroerstte r. . slnsl0nB 8 tm oas
s'tattonale g1lfslom1 [1l fur o1e geohe.1
oer1oelt " Dentl0lano odl lmo : gel1efie,W
" s)lem Y gJort eu1 leen1ral eoI111t11ee eooI1111t11ee
1or f2e Mel1eI q 79s1IsB y y egsInlanp
ano An1frta) Daf " oteler :, SsoNe $ Iol9enz
pc araDfnqg = @ls peal11 'l. erDalien:
r9te erld1enen 05orl9r'I1en oel111f1@ 7l1l=
11le1l oaB sleoesgabe y lefnmgen 70 an 1n
BeonrTftge, mem lte s5olltretDe1f 9e=
.1teBen 1ollen. az 9e1netnnnR19e 2tnl1a@
ten " Oenf10lmo .. Snr goeffetnlng ss 9s@
slanof meroen mnll len. ssse1n sss'a sst1t5el.5
lenon1gen NIT 5 Neoensfne1ieln, ote an an
.belftmmfe GmpIangef 81 1Drer etgenen
Seripeno1lng aertgtet ltno, 5oll1rsl et1lz5 5
gelaie1l tDeroen 1oller1, 1o purten fte l1llr
1ol9e sebens11lttfet enfDal1en, o1e f0on
nod ben 9eltenoen, angen1eulen BE
ltimn1n1ge11 5olltret lt1lo. ,eS 1'1lo
3. st, Dte metllen mI0Itgeren NeDe11s= s.
nntttel, oagegen 1t1oj t0e11lBI IllItel lHaI=3
fee, Zee, &ofao .1l11o Dergl letDen) doA=
pfltbttg 5ltfe ssorl1e1enoes 5llr s'Ser. &,
netoll1lg BON nn51llrag W l10Ie1ten oet
lleberle1lon1lg pon S1epes9apenpafefen
IN ben betetltgfen = 1el11ln amerlta ant1Den
areiie1l, eoent11ell 1l1lter s5enllRung oer. 4
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-10-31

Malbtnoton, %. Oft Die erite
'burd sen Weriailler Nertrag gel6affene
internationale RDrperl6aft, iuel6e ii6
III Nmerifa perianrmelt, sic Meltars
better @onferen3, tritt beute mittcg IN
gBQlbinqton 5llam1.en. Die &o1fez
rena, Sic etlpa einen Maonat lang tagt,
ioll Sic @run1 lagen Su eil1er 8erbeiie=
rllng Ser Gage Ser glrbeiter III Der gan5en
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qeleblt6e 3uitano Der 9erlantrnlnrlg
nod aipeuelbaft, Mitglieber beS Dr.
ganiiationSfonlitees uno 8eamte beg
Nrbettsan1tS linb ober Der Nnit1t, baB
Sic anoelangten Delegaten cine &onz
|fererls organiiieren ll1lb oie BON Der
JrieoensfonferenS porsei6riebenen Sra
lgen beraten iollten. NrbeitSlefretar
Wilion bdlt IN ser Meinuns feit, oab
nllr lol6e 5taaten tpel6e ben Srteoellsz
pertrag ratifi3iert baben, an ber ofii5el=
len &onferens tetlneb1llen f0n1le1l, bic
einen Ieil Ser W1al9inerie beS BDlferz
bunbs bilbet.
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lano uno geiterrei6 miro bente porgez
leqt. Das Srganila sfcnlitee
malbt feline Gnlpfebllng, aber etnselne
WattQlieber linb entl6ieoen fiirbte Bez
tetlioung iener Delegaten bon Der 3ett
ibrer Nnfunft an. Nad ser Situng
Ser &onferens iinben gelonoerte Serz
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