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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-11-28
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-11-28
snititnt glit Derldufeit4

Jus tit 6elt oret erIteit I,gtit brr
gsode TIT bet bieitgeft glriltorl abges
.baltelts Yehrsrtitftitttt fir bte Yehrerlits
.tteit til hsit balbarunisett gdlnleit 1tiib
Yunoidtllleit Till Hfpipil Guiltltf irn1 DDft
g5 pfrlpnelt DtiuNt Dit llntsrrt11fsz
5tuitbeit falneti atlt Mitttlput 1i1iftag 81
eitbe Soerr BfpT. e'epl 81, SoOipuro
alls ct yaill lettett litter Nfftfteil5 poit
lsrl. syelfie gNentfl ails e'raittsbnra,
ggistsy BUS Jnitittlt. gi5iehertfd1e 0ors
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Npd, bDit oer biefigeli glDf1ttnlfdlitle illto
sSrl. ytrgtlttu Malfs pott BET giDtflals
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glbolltitt all BE ,ReiD llIln Yoil
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-11-28
VrIunbnis trbalttit.

II
Tte Neanttflt Set NeopIe's Gu=
Iperattoe Nflnttailpn pp11 gfem lll1t,
ipelhe NeretntBlttlg beabitd,ttgf bahter
etlteit Genplfe1tlthaftsluocft i'll trbffttett,
iitlb ppit Scr Ituatlthett gefitrttdtet-
tpplitnttIltptt bubtl1 perltiiitt tyt ippiheil,
buB scr Welelliltaft btt Grlaltb1tts II
tetlt nornef let tbre 9lftieit snlit Ger
futfe atls5itbtetet. Tte Itreftoretl ltno
bentilht, hteirlbsit bei ipettt5trbeiittttel=
feit 9eltteil .lltltersnbrtnse1t. Gin @eis
.treter Der Go=Speratipe Whplelale 5Dz
etetn Of gl1trrteu pptt ct. Nattl, her To-
.tunhl oeittlf, als aiiti1 et,glifNa fprtthtil
.fatt1t, {oll oeinnatblt itudt MeiD l1lti
gelhftft iperbei,, ilttt gfttett lit nerfaltfett.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-11-28
2ob1erbobnltg 1T
Nnslitbt geltcnt

i, y. ,.,.a ...,., ~,
Vfenl.11onpetmalInhA y 'allusl wy. = .n ~ wv
men oer ots9'efl,,o e,,e o.sr5egl.z W i, !!
prp6enftas Nntpslsrnna \ .,t'l',. 5nf Nelz s,,'
leani,g oss Moplen,Ife'1s pp'. Ahz
gsppt gepf -VSr1ipeilafue1Isrl, all9e''=
'netnl'd) hod) h'a)' 'pe'' 9enua'
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perlpalttr Saf!telO le9te pell V'er9lelllsn
tl1to 0rllbetbe1therll e,nel Me91efllnas.
plan plan 5tlr Bttle91t1t1 ees y stoDlel'l1retts !,
por, ipelher ettte yob11erDon1l1ta po1 j. =
Vroae1lt 1llr ple NoDlerglapeI 4, llnp w.
Veotllgllna et1llnl'eB1 oaB o,s p1s.ls .' lll
6as p1lbltflt1it f1ttDt erDopt a1'''t neroel'. ga,
Nratoeltt Vents potl oeil g'er, e'rlioe'l.
arbettertl pm gllitertIa 1llno'9le a'l, oup
ote Veraellfe 1lt1,t a,lllep'le'l =, 'perot,l
Jintt) etlter langell gserpal'oln'.s, ~
ipelnef geftfeter per V,ergiellIe o't ntilt s'
9tala Gle pbeletotaelto pesetufet,el1 o, li'lo 70
9arltelo ltbarl befruateit, pef.et e az eef !
N1lstd)1tb Der sIalato11'tll'pnf,, oef1 pla'l .el
1l11o oertasfe ltD Ialn. s'ns 81, lpe,lsle " 7
3llla1ll1lienfliftl1f !, ,,t nellIe. e 4, ~
ltRer fallef1 ote ase'sell.hg e etl gslsS XIV
lellfe als el1oenlt.e al1l SnI NpL. WI.
|lteeftper s'fe'p1ar srllaI.s, uuN vasau u,,l
oett Ylafl potl earl'eo gelatlaa 3 8. Vs.,.
llp11s Norla'las aall e'ne et''pn.ls I a..' W.
81 Yroseht als9emetsI Il y, w. Nv Nu,l.. ,,,a.
beftoether 'l,o 5 aeIpuasoa'''s n..1a e1a.ts Mut.
eale1l l1elel so9llusl1Iu usls.l, ,ui.ls ea.uls'
1fe'plIer, 1roR pe1 Ai.Nuoe wv Yu.l',.u, !.
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apIltnpret'es lltmt ,alal1e'l ,a pate el e
Velraa oer efpDpa'a' uel 'uy., .sA.l,p.. .4s,,
nor als l,e t1ipoI1tl, pelu't.bl. y. ..'..''
lorIef pro1elI ppl uei. uItssu'.. ,sii1., sas
yrallf boIfll9Ipn' os' ,.s p.s
'lltflots 2't1f.11s pol'
erDtelt Vs'1al oel ltlnsl s't4uLut' ,sas uap
oe ll1leol1t'le'l " 1tlleAe SIe,,s l.'ul ''.p' WI
o'lhep1len nelosl.i Il IL a., uu.1.lo ,,, ~.
lp.pesle uulu, IVY ~ fH,,,,s 4.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-11-28
aieftrit W,uiif Il, !. Ntnptlls.

getfstbll 5tllfetttttt 0es bttit0el1
81. Nturtt1 Yltthrr eDlls1e ipareft
atitert, 1otrerstue, tit Nettptlle, ipn
iie bei slptt S,etntfebrfettrtt slt Ghrei1
sltrildeefehrter, 5plbatelt bei1 ill1tllfaz
liId,e1l Yeti oes Yrpgraf,ii,s litfertttt.
tic critic 5seiet futto ull1 Deoraett beg
Dunflaglll1gstoges iii bel borttsetl lltbe=
rtitett Ntrhs ltatt fit Sic geterate1l
bte|er 9eneilloe. ltad)lntttaas ipllroe
cite bffeitlthe Bettr iii Der 5tabtballe
fitr allie Nrtegspeternttett ees Srfes per
anltoltet. Irof. ST. 9teltter, Der ttld1=
ttge W1iltflebrer a,it Gplleat, bealettete
sic 5t,loelltett altf Der Natrt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-11-28
Nanl sufe,, oeitDrutit.

lsaul 81. 5ufen, S,eid1aftslttger oer
ylortb 5tar O,dlttng So. bptt Whnhts
aapolts, iltlo Iii gleip 1llttt ioipobl ala
.ilberall hit gtaute ullgei1tetit inObltess.
.fant1t als ti1 Wsetfter til ber Gbeflie,
.perIthten dit galftstus 1t rtr WilDletts
1itubt itit sitter pp1t 61 s}abrstt. Daa
sl,eprdbnts erfolgte ain Mo1ltae bteier
gl.od,e. Oct Werbltdene iuar a1ts Uaef4
.itfia, gd,ipeta eebilrtts ilttb srhieIt istne
sheilttid,e gIltSbilollnp tip nei1 Ieitenbstt
I1liltperiitateit ittnes gatstlnnbss itfio
getltfhla1tbs. 81 ipar Gbeitltfer oer
OtilbetlSllderfobrtf, nelhe friltcr III ct.
.goilis narf, Nl tttit. betrtsbett iultrors
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-11-28
NrboDllllg Der
Ielepbpltratell

iy,eu lilmer Neiellid,aft ipiro bet Der
ItaatIid,en Eiienonhh= lttio 9ager=
bausfpmmiiltDn pnritellig. Sef-
feutlin,es g'erbDr altf 9ieitstan
pen 2. geset,lber, tit ben !)tallif'e,l
Des lsuitoelsflltbs ai,aciebt,
Ite 5taatlthe Glleubobltz llno yaecrs
ba,lsfun1ntEltpn bat off Iicltstag, oell
2, Teselnber, eitt bfie1ltlid,es Werbbr
onoeorouet III gote, ber glppltfutto11
scr Stem llln 9tllral ltlepbDlte Cont
PAIN, rie Jelepbonrateit erb6bett s,l
oiirfe,t. Dns 0erbbr .lptrb III oen
9tdlltien oes bteitgeil Soaroelsfhlbs ab.
qebalten neroer, ,lt1b sipar Tilt 9 LIZ llhr
oor,lltttaas ees betrefie1,beit laaes.
Sin N1itglteo Der ltuatlthen Ro,,tntifIion
iptrb oaslclbe letter..
Tas (sfiud) oer bisiieelt G5eiellid)aft
be,tebt Itt Io>pohl allf Bic fpgenant1telt
G'eid,aftstslepbone ,ptt arf bic Hriuat=
.linien iii ben 6duierll ,ltln alf Sic Qanos
linien. Setre yt,te III BON oer uprae=
lhluqeltell Grbbb,lns a1lsgettonlt,tetl.
100 Hrpse,,t b6ter,
,Sil bret Etlle,t betrdst Die 1tadae-
l,id,ts Grbbtalna Der Natefl r1td)t tpettieer
ola 100 Erpse1lt. goIlcn bod oie
Staten fiir Daustelephptte, gtn,ellit1te1t,
BON sl dnf w, Sic fir Ioppetlttttell eoit
rs Gellts a,lf $1.5O, ll,to Ste fit oie
Qanolinielt pp1 $l uitf ~ bittalifae=
ld,railbt ,ptrbeit. Niir Sic G)eihdftss
telephone it1,o aentdf oer 9lppltfation
Ste folgtnoeit gle1oerllitgeit porgeIehelt:
Gtn,ellinie bon S2 ulif S3:., 1oppeIltttt
uon 81 so ltnb S1.75 uilf w
gi,te 9lbid)rtft ber Srher fit olc slll=
letslilg bts Serb6rs 1T betln 5toot4
flerf Wnl. g. tader hinterlegt lpprhet1.
Tas ghrtftItilf trdgt bte llttterld1rtft
Ses gefrttdrs bet Gilctlbobl1z 1l1to Yu1tr=
buusfo1it11tilIiu,1, ees Socrrit u. 6.
Glnllfelt
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-11-28

~ =
ppn gpeid)fpbltr bit, ben Vsbbroett
DernrDntt. Neine MDble iitebr ait
geiiber ppn eintpbd)ieent UDrrnt.
vptnfe fiir ote aunierpicriii,g BIN
Wrennitpffen.
BIZ isiir Bic NbIteferllltgeil pDtl ggeibs
fpblelt It'll ytprblrtlte1 itttn bieIer lage
,ptrbet ilelte Gitldrdnfilngsinafn afnablite,t
erh,Ileit luproeit. Tte Nestrsfpiittniis
ltpf, oer itatiptultll acknowledgements
tl1tg, Ste tte,terbtltgs ootn 9rdlibettten
iuteber etttgeietst lpDrbelt tit, fiir ot1r
glorblpeite1t tttt bettt gtts IT. ct. pattl
but itd) nitt Mpittaa iiltb Itenstua nit
tte1lstt 1nitrutttotten an Die gablneeit=
teit itnb ylDblenbdtbler bes 1T betratbt
fpnltttenoeit4 G,ebtets gtiputiot. Soerr
H. p. gtarr, 2letlit bet bieiteen gtDrtb=
lpelfertt gtatioit, mar 70 fleltitblicb, ll1,s
bt betnetl grlretbe,l IL. iiberlulltn
,Sn BET trlteit D1itttilltitg beiBt cs,
oub Is oorbcrtutlo lttdt nlebr il,bgIih
leilt lptrb, btit apbleilbdlblerlt teIttintrtte /
Npblen[orter, fit bte ite itf) BET tbrell
Nllnbe,t etitt,t Marft geld1uIfe1t bnben,
lit lteferl,. 9llld lplleit ben Verbraie
.yfern, ste nof) ttttell Wprrat fiir bic
Iu1,et BON ttltet Wpde oil S1atlh bobeii.
fetne 0oble,t t1tebr geliefert ,peroett-
Dteie Wercrbttllllg bt5tebt ltd) ieooh
,ttlr altf Wetdfpble1t, ote pprldilttg allet,t
BON benz Stietf betrpffen finh.
Ter Mprtiatit.
Ier gpprtlaiit otefes gd,reibtits
|betFt:
uGs bat lid) als 1,ptiuenbis bcraiisee=
felt, arf bic MDbleltlitferlittgei an
Rleinhdnbler ,tnh attf bereil Yieferiiraea
MI Ste Qserbraltd)e1 iptttere Gtnihrdtlz
f,,naen i'll legen Gs LIT ttht ldreer
,nbalth, ali Bic Sodnbler beitintti1te
sppbIeniortst,, Bic ppt ttre,t aitl,oeit per
lanat ,pcrbeil, absngebetl. Die Nletns
baitbler tniiiIen es ableb1,eit, a1t .Aitn=
|bett pDblen ab3rlieferlt, bic noh etttst
yDrraf fit hte Ddiler ettttr Woei,e lit.
soatlb babelt.'
ii Qeinfs iiis bss apnisrpieruna.
s}il eti,ert tpetttreit Shretbtit at, ben
|oletd)e,t NbreHutett lpiro oara,lf biitge<
iptclen, ,pte tpthtig IS 1T, bab jeber let
tten Ietl bnslt bettrdgt, bab t1n Vtr=
brattd, pot Breltitltoffeit 10 ptel ipte
1nDglth gelpart ,piro. ss ltttbet1 pes
[weaeil ste fpleenbet1 Wt1ife ertetlt
/. U}alt perldjmettbe fetlt hetbes Nal=
|fer. ,Jeoe GallDile, bie 70 perld)lpenoet..
Eiutrb, bot etl1t btItilni1te Witttat 8rentt=
| ltnfl nerbroltdt.
b Deatt (telle Ste 5eiSfbrper TIT allelt
.lttht bettntte,, .3iiillnern lttth Rdllntett-
[ ab.
8. D1ult orsbe Sic ytt,terfails, no fie5
Iitift otreft ti1 geillistltt9 fifth.
I 4. geatt lofee fiir aittt gsntildttoit;
bite iid jeboh pur Netfh,pe1tStlits. uDtt
ntet.
gl11 5hhtB bes ghrtibtils ipith ms
Ioriidlid) betottt, bab bieil 3nitrilftto,teft
I{o oilsaeleot lperbcil follett, bob ite TIT
Ifetl1el Wetfe trgetlblueld,e S1dtteit bier
yethett perltriaden"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-11-28

III. S1erfha G5teinbtrg, btt ttt
eiflettt grBheil Experimentation lit
Wttitlsupplts die gseffallfsrttt a1lgsffsIIt
lit, traf uiil 5oftiltap hier ELI, 5it eiitsif
fliebftdgtgefi yeiitth BET Werlpanbteti
llitb bfsilithett.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-11-28
siiitIdu gteiitseftitaIiiief.

all bsr gltihgit 5ihiiiia Dss s5tabfs
|flts ridtete gDilneilitlatt Gbriit lyiIatd
otg glllflnsrtfaHtfelt bit iibfiasil sgitt
IgIle0tr illf etils g5tstit5sfiilai aiiftlnas
.nlufdjiits, bsrei sHsnuisllitg bltfd bie
gfuDt ildl uls I0hllsilb yttusl isn ipilfhsll|
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-11-28
~feoc gegc,t gtgt1
finOet Scifau

Der eben1aliae &pngrehabasuronete
Grntit 9,iubecn iii id,nrfer Mnfiags
gtaen lli,al,tcfifntiihe Glemente iii,
2anSe. GrSaAlt btt Soergang TIT
Grtpnuillt. Napt. Steinhallier
,ueiit aii lh,suaerliiiiefett htr 3eis
tunasberidltc bin, Or ssritit,c
fiihrt Gpriit.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-11-28
.)ic,u tim ipiir.t
GoDlel,fltappbcit

GiniNranfl,naen Ii, ben 1ieferlinaeit
ppn Weid)fphlt,, pph prt, Vebbroett
pernrbnet. Neine MDhle iitebr att
geiiber ppn einlpbd)ieent Vprrat.
Vpinfe fiir ote aunierpierllng BIN
Nrennitpffer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-11-28

Vlnsid,tli, bes gitm lllmer N,anbels=
fliiUs Driitgt Nitgeleget,Dett ppr bel,
Staofrat. lttteritht,lttt1 pp1t IeB=
tereii, hjirb sugeiugt. Ylnit ppi,
.llid,trr 8, Wl. Glen erIanttrt.
ner Gtn7uh oes NaDepdsWtietes.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-01-17
Methodist Services.

Services at the Methodist church
Inst sunday were highly satisfactory.
Fine interest In sunday school and
The largest attendance Tor some time.
Ia s'aa crowd at The preaching SER
vice. The Officers of the Womm's
Missionary Society were pnlN,ly IN
stalled. Miss Two Wilson aHd Miss
Lo'sWaddi sang special" TO The
delight OF all preent.
The women OF the Society got busy
and collected something like $4,000
20 pay on the church carpet
There is quite a revival OF inter
est in all departments OF church
work with us and We are striving
to enlist the unflasging interest OF
every member
Let rs make next Sunday a great
@; day even than last Sunday Your
place cannot be filled unless YOU i'm
il. We need you and you need the ser
vices Form the habit OF going to
church and rest assured that il YOU
come to the Methodist church we
will beglad and you viii have a
hearty welcome.
Sunday school at 9;45 a m. Preach
ing II m and $3.50 p. m.
4. W Waddul Pastor
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-01-17

seemed more like our ship was run
ming over a rock The chasers at once
got busy maneuyering about in o
manner which reminded me more OF
nest OF wasps that had been dis
turbed than anything else. They sped
among our vessels at the rate of
from 40 10 80 miles per hour, throw
ing out great smoke screens. This
FIRST shock was rapidly followed by
ten more. which seemed as II they
would tear our vessel In two There
was some excitement on dock but
nothing that was like manic No
enc los, his head at all The DIS
urbances which shook our boat 50
was result of our depth charges
which were fired at the submarines
Three cg the follows were destroy
c1. We landed I'm Liverpool Ia. Dor
IN the afternoon of the 18th OF July
50 Nrrc lmlcd and mar he'd aaOh'
seven miles to rest CD camp.
called En5tN Ash. That &C. "tert We
received $ "a a hearty recot 'iou. aud
uN so ranv red headed w''I'n with
teeth. We remained here a
day or tive ala went by ra'l to VIA
ehcst,. where we marched j. n u'l,
which g. known by every soldier IN
France either 10y eNperiaace nr hvI
reputation, TO another rest camp We
stayed there day, and went to South
Hampton where we were loaded on
small vessel and were sped across the
Channel This was an experience as
impossible to forget as the high
hill. The Channel was rough and our
vessel was SO small that It rocked
like an egg shell. Such sick bunch
/ never saw. The boys were all
crowded down below" and were
every one sick except a very few.
remained upon deck all night, and
was almost frozen, but avoided
About day-break we pulled into
Lellayre, France. sea-sick, home
sick bunch After remaining there
for day or two we were loaded On
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-01-17
CONSERVATION NECESSARY
TO Development

Texas has greater natural re-
sources than any two other states
in the union. Hence. she has double
need OF conservation. These resources
are just ON the eve of development
II our people are 10 reap the fun
fruits OF that development, they must
make conservation their watchword
Irrigation, made possible by the
conservation of flood waters. VII!
make West Texas a vast garden be-
fore many years have passed. An era
of general development is upon us.
Capital Is ready for these projects.
but the farmer must do his part. In
the short time since the signing OF
the armistce half a dozen new ir-
rigation projects have been started
in Texas and half dozen old ones
revived.
Groups OF farmers. who own the
land TO be benefited, have taken the
lead. Where this is done any outside
capital that is Necessary will be forth
coming. II five dollar land can be
made worth fifty dollars an acre by
spending fifteen dollars an acre in
getting water onto it, there IS money
in the venture and capital will be
quick TO see It.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-01-17
FLUNANNA SOLDIER HAS
SEEN REAL WAN

On box car. somewhere just north
of Verdun, November 90, 1918.
Mrs clinton L. Ware:
My dear little girl:
Then censor rules have boon raised
enough to allow Us TO tell where we
have been, and on what fronts We
have fought. believe will give
you n brief history of what have
seen and done since left America.
We have Il in our company records.
but viii make It very btief. After
return home | will tell you all
about g.
We ler, Camp Travis june 12th.
and crossing ten states landed in
Camp Mills. y. Y, after a little more
than five days ride We sailed out OF
the hDrbor of Hoboken, ~ j.. at
4:45 on the 29th. We sailed past
the Statue Of Liberty just befor,
sunset. II was one OF the most beau
tiful scenes ever saw The water
was very calm, and the SUNSET
had changed the oceans blue to gold
| wondered. as almost three thous
and other boys did. when, and what
would be the changes before we
could see the scene again.
We went by way OF Halifax, re
manned in the harbour there for a
day, then with twelve other trans
ports and a cruiser all of which were
British, we sailed out TO cross the At
lantlc on the evening OF July ith
That was whore ! wrote the letter
10 YOU We had fairly good sail
IL all the way On the 18Th @a
unfortunate date you see) however
thin fog was lying on the sea
IS IL had been much of the way Our
convoy consisting of eight Ameri-
can "Chasers,' met us just at day
break. They played along among
our vessels all the day I'm the after
noon we we're all called upon deck
by an unusually great shock when
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-01-17
Prcfrls Chanllcrlnin's.

In the course Of a conversation
with Chamberlain Medicine Co.'s ren
rosentative today we had occasion
90 discuss In general way te mer
its of their different preparations
Al his suggestion take pleasure in
my estimation Of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy ! have 60
family of siv children and have usoI
this remedy in my home Tor year
consider % the only cough remedy
on The market as have tried near
y au kinds Earl G. Ross, publish
er Hamilton County Republican
News. syracuse. Kan
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-01-17
How's This ?

for any case al Cnturfh that cannot b
cured ~ Halls Cllagra Medicine.
Halls Cntarrh Medicine has been token
By catarrh sufferers fur the past thirty
Eve years. and has hccomo known az the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh. nails
Catarrh Medicine act1 thru tho Blood on
the Mucous surfaces. cXueiling the Fol-
son from the Blood ana healing the dis
ecscd portions.
After YOU have taken Halls Coiar b
Medicine for o short time you VIII see
great Improvement In your Eenerel
health Start taking Y lrs C7tarrh Moni-
cine az once and get r.u ~ cgtarrh. sen
Tor testimonials. free
y. j. CuENEY G CO. Toledo. Ohio.
sid b. az ltugr.c.f. zee.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-01-17
stomach Trnul,leS

II you have trouble with your
stomach YOU should try Chamber
lain's Tablets. SO many have beer
restored to health by the use o.
these tablets and their cost is SO
little. % cents. that it IS worth
while to give them a trial.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-01-17
cLEMENCTAU TO he CHAIR
MAN AT PEACE CONFrRENO

Paris. Jan. 1i.--Georges Clemeh
ceau. premier of Franca, viii ss,
the permanent president OF the 10
tcr-Auied peace conference as mars
of proper tribute to the Premier OF
the country in which the conference
is held. President Wilson and me
American delegates have agreed l'
his appointment, which is by common
consent of an the delegates.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-01-17

In recent letter Mrs. ID. w. Isley
Of L'tchfield, ILL.,. says, II have used
ChaberlG!n's Tablets for disorders
OF the stomach and as laxative
and have found them n quick and
sure relief II you are troubled with
Indigestion or constipation thes
tablets VIII DO you good.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-01-17
Arc Your Sewers Cloggcd?

The bowels are the sewerage sys-
tenn OF the body You can well inn
agine the result when they are stop
ped up as is the case in constipation.
As a purgotive you will find Cham
berlain's Tablets excellent They
are mild and gentle in their action.
They also improve the digestion
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-01-17

The Bolsheyiki proposee to domin-
ate the world; confiscate all wealth
and repudiate all public debts. Ihes
are menace TO freedom, ciyillza-
ton, industrial progress and right
eousness.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-01-17

The yield per acre of rice in 1918
or Texas as established by the Blu
reau. is 80 bushels per acre. the
production for Texas is 100000
bushels, weihgt per bushel As pounds
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-01-17

When you have Backache the liver
or kidneys are sure to be out of gear
Try Sanol. II does wonders for the
liver kidneys. and bladder. A trial
will convince you. Get it at the drug
store. stf.e
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-01-17

a good remedy for bad cough :.
Billiards. Horchound syrup. II heals
the lungs and quiets Irritation Sold
by Crayum Drug Company.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-01-17

District Clerk Nellie Weems ha
recovered from an attack of ilu ami
is back on duty 20 the court house
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-01-17

Mr. and Mrs b f. Wagnon have
moved into Snyder from their farm
at Knapp for school advantages.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-01-17

The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion are opposed to government own
ership of railroads, but viii fayo'
general control.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-24

century.
With Oedenburg, too, is asso-
ciated another famous Hungarian
name, that of Count stephen Szech-
enyi. called by a patriot the great
est Magyar OF them all He was a
composite hero, at once the Paul
Revere. the Hartman and the
Harry Payne Whitney Of Hungary.
For il was he V no rode through
enemy lines to inform Bernadotte
and Butcher Of their part in the
battle of Leipsig; who introduced
the first steamboats, on the Danube,
built bridges further to encourage
transportation, and launched what
might now be termed a Greater
Budapest movement which made
that city world capital Of prestige
and beauty; and who was a patron
of horse racing no less than of lit
erature and art. But his name
looms largest in politics because of
his determined opposition 10 the
more radical reforms proposed by
Kossuth. and his subsequent espou-
sal of a conservative policy even as
2 member of the Kossuth ministry.
With plentiful fuel 10 be had
from Brennberg mine nearby,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-24
MornonST Try to
Recover Homes
From MeXicanS

DOUGLAS. Ariz.. Aug a.
Some Of the several hundred Nor
mons who were driven out Of their
colony at Colonia Morelos, sixty
FIVE miles southeast Of Douglas by
Villas army of invasion in 1915
are endeavoring 10 recover their
homes from the Mexican sQuatters
who have usurped them. About
ten Mormon families still live in
the colony but are not permitted
10 occupy their own brick houses.
Mexican families are living in them
and refuse TO quit. proclaiming the
doctrine OF Mexico for MeMcans.
Many other Mormons. disheart-
ened by their reversals have be-
gun life anew in the United States.
Appeals have been made 10 the
Mexican government by the Nor
mons without result. Recently the
American state department asked
the Mexican government To drive
out the usurpers and restore their
property TO them The Colonists
hope this effect viii be successful
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-24

relatives somewhere in tn east Up
on Their return L Bloom Center, his
mother agin threw open her home
an il soon became tn center O. tn
social activities o. tn town. A tn
end o. one year. after a particularly
brilliant season, young Crosby's
mother surprised her friends by
quietly marryin' a dashin' promoter.
Disposin' OF her home an her late
husbands securities. she checked
out at tn Peoples Bank an. tn FAM
lily sailed fer Europe. Upon Their re-
turn L America young Crosby an mis-
motheE were deserted at Paterson.
y. J., among strangers. Appealin' L
IN authorities. they were sent Z
Their ole home in Bloom Center.
where tn mother died o. chagrin.
Bein' suddenly thrown on his own
resources when only 43 years o. age
wuz tn maxim o. Barton Crosby. II
brought out all that wuz in him. an
fer ID years he has been tn ana
an accommodation night clerk O. tn
Central House. Mr.. Crosby Is well
versed in old world politics an Is tn