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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-29
Textile Mills
Of Japan Open

Washington. Dec. 29.-- First in
dications of any improvement of
world markets are coming to Off
cials here from agents in Japan.
Reports from that country indi-
cate that the textile mills there
are resuming operation. The fl
nancial condition. however, is such
that the assumption has been slow
to date, the reports declare. Z"
Trade Commissioner H. A. Butts
stationed in Japan by the Bureau
of Foreign and Domestic Com
merce, notes, however. in his re-
ports, however, that the output OF
Japanese firms is in many cases
of poor quality and in normal times
would find a poor market in COM
petition with the American made
goods.
Conditions in Japan, however,
are such, the commissioner also
reports, that Japanese goods are
given preference in movement from
the manufacturing centers and sea-
ports over all foreign goods, and
that ."'if goods could come without
hindrance they would find no diff
ficulty in driving Japanese goods
out of. such sections as Manchur-
ia"
The Japanese silk manufacture
ers, gripped by low markets. for
their output, are directing their
energies more to future plans than
present production. Press an
nouncements in Japanese newspa-
pers tell of plans of the Japanese
silk manufacturers to join with
the Italian silk men in furthering
the development of the silk in
dustry in China. Low labor costs
are supposed to be the reason for
the proposed development of the
Chinese silk industry.
Japanese packing houses are
standardizing the size of tin cans
and computing contents in ounces
other reports declare. Observers
here see in this an effort to fur
ther invade the American market.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-29
Dallas Woman
Seeks Divorce

Dallas, Or, Dec. 29.-Lydia A.
Hinshaw filed suit in the circuit
court yesterday against her hus-
band, Tilghman Hinshaw asking
for a divorce. They were married
at Dallas in February. 1912. Mrs.
Hinshaw says that shortly after
their marriage her husband began
to treat her cruelty and inhumanly
heaping upon her personal indigni-
ties; that he grew morose and sui
len and often times threatened to
force her out of the house and told
her to go and live with her sons by
her former marriage; that about
May, 1915 he even knocked her
down while they were in Sheridan,
causing her great humiliation and
physical shock.
She states in her complaint that
the defendant never purchased her
any clothing and did not even pro-
vide sufficient food for the table;
that she was compelled to get food
and colthing from her two sons, E..
S. Waldon and w. Waldon; that
the defendant was lazy and indol-
ent and he forced his wife to go in
want until she was compelled to
seek aid and relief elsewhere; that
she even furnished the furniture
and bedding needed in the home at
her own expense at the time they
were married. For the last year
she has been residing with her two
sons and her husband never has
contributed anything to her sup
port. She asks for one-third inter-
est in the defendants real proper
ty containing s6 acres and $40 per
month alimony.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-29
Keep Your Family
Together, Man Says

Boston, Mass, Dec. 29.--The
urgent need to keep the family,
even in its hardest straits, together,
was voiced by General Ballington
Booth, of the Volunteers of Amer
lea, at the Boston City Club, where
he addressed a gathering of busi-
ness men and churchmen.
1.-THE family too often drifts
apart when disaster falls upon the
bread winner" said General Booth.
Therefore the Volunteers of
America will erect here in Boston,
very soon, a large home where un-
fortunate families will be given a
place with their own little stove to
cook by, and permitted their own
home life, that the family may not
stray"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-29
Harding Will Be
Scottish Rite Mason

Columbus. Ohio. Dec. 2S.-Pres-
ident-elect Harding will become a
Scottish Rite Mason January g..
when the Columbus chapter will
confer degrees upon him. Senator
Harding win be the only candidate.
The work viii start at noon with
comforting Of the fourth degree ana
end at 1880 when the thirty-second
degree will be conferred Presi-
dent Garfield and Mckinley were
members of the Columbus lodge
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-29
Iirplane to Try
to Cross u. S. In
"a Hours, Report

San Antonio, Texas, Dec. zs-Ah
tempt to cross the United States
ON Florida to. California In an
rplane in "a hours viii be maee
Lieutenant Alexander Pearson
winner of the round trip trans
ntinental race last winter ae-
riding to an announcement oy
sior Henry c. Pratt, air officer
the Eighth corps area Tuesday
le trip win be made in re-
odeled DeHavfland plane.
The proposed flight will be made
sbruary % in three ''hops. The
artine point Is Pablo Beach, JACK
nrIIIe, Fla. -,
me first hop. Of 500 miles. viii
made to Ellington field, Hous-
4. Texas; the second from Elling
a .fIeIdto- FL Paso- a distanee OF
miles and the third and 4ast .ls
lied from FL Paso to Rock
n field; san Diego. -cal.- els
Les A.--- --------- -
The total mlease Is ze7s- Il ?
first ATTEMPT at. n 4rens-eonti-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-29
Twelve Bodies
Of War Heroes
Reach Portland

Portland, Or, Dec. 29.-The bod
les of II soldiers who met death
overseas were to arrive in Portland
today. They were: Corporal Clin-
ton S. Brown, Davenport, Wash. !;
Private Louis S. Stone, Porthill,
Idaho; Private Earl c.. Newell,
Spokane, Wash. Corporal Guy M.
Bryan, Colfax. Wash; Sergeant
Harry T. Tennison, Olympia, Wash.
Cook John E. Hill, Wenatchee,
Wash; Private Peter B. Roth,
Portland, Or; Corporal Carl w.
Walling, Portland, Or; Corporal
Martin A. Stommer, Seattle, Wash. !;
Private Harry l.. Grimes, Seattle; !;
Private Claude D. Perrin, Bellfoun-
tain, Or; Private Harry Ackley,
rillamook, Or.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-29
Colleges Seek
Standardized
Journalism Work

st. Louis, Mo-, Dec. 2s.-stand-
ardization OF journalistic courses
to meet the needs Of the press and
provide thorough training for
students, was urged by speakers
at the formal opening of the
fourteenth annual convention OF
the American association of Teach
ers of Journalism here today.
In his opening address. Presi-
dent H. F Harrington, director OF
courses in journalism at the Uni
versity of Illinois, asserted in
struction should be along lines
that would elevate the profession
al standing of students.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-29
British Seek
More Time on
Loans From US,

Washington. Dec. 2s.-A repre-
sentative of the British treasury
will reach this country soon, Secre-
tary Houston said today, to co..-
tinue in washington the discussion
of the exchange into long time OBJ
legations of the demand notes of
the British government held by the
United States.
The British debt at this time is
$4.1s6, 100000. Under the liberty
bond act the secretary of the treas
ury is authorized to effect the ex-
change at rate of interest not
less than that borne by the demand
instrument~Secretar Houston said.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-29
Plans to Pool
Oregon Wheat
Are Announced

Pendleton, Or, Dec. ga tenta-
tive contract for a state wide wheat
pool for five years was presented
today to eleven representatives OF
state farmers organizations meet
ing here. They plan to revise and
present it next month to the state
farm bureau federation convention
at Portland. and to the State Farm
ers Union and the grange. A steady
flow of wheat to market to prevent
a flood at any time and fluctuation
in price is the avowed purpose of
the move.
Walter M. Pierce of La Gr6nde,
Or, and George A. Mansfield, Med
ford, Or, president of the state
farm bureau are among the leaders
here,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-29
Frat Holds Convention

Omaha, Neb., Dec. 29.- The
twenty esventh biennial convention
of the Alpha Tau Omega, a college
fraternity, opened here today to
continue until January /. Be-
tween 400 and 500 delegates are
expected to attend. Dean Thomas
Arkle Clark of the University of
Illinois, is president of the organ
ization.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-29
Bridge Christened
With Root Beer

Rosebnrg, Or, Dec. 29.-open-
ing of the concrete bridge across
Canyon creek removed the last
barrier on the Pacific highway, ac-
cording to Engineer Herbert Mum.
When the bridge was opened for
traffic Christmas day the structure
was chistened with bottle Of root
beer,
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-29

Memonce, ILL.,, Dec. 29--Express.
ing her belief that her brother,
Lieutenant Pat O'Brien, war avia-
tor, whow as found dead in hotel
in Los Angeles two weeks ago was
murdered, Mrs. Clara Clegg said
today that further investigation
would be made. Mrs. Clegg said
that her brother, Merwin O'Brien
and Virgil Moore, a friend, had
sufficient evidence to warrant an
investigation, and she believed the
fact would be established that
O'Brien did not commit suicide.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-29
Snanish Dlplomat Dead

Mexico City, Dec. 29.-Marquis
Joaquin Gonzalezy Gonzales, Span
ish minister to Mexico, died last
night after a short illness,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-29
Dachsund Back Again.

fBy international News Service.)
London, Dec. 29.--The war is
over and the dachsund, who dis
cretely retired into private life
during that period, is now return
ing into public favor again.
At recent dog show there were
at least twelve of these black and
tan dogs with their curious bow
ed legs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-29

mental speed record, the two nee
essary stops only requiring As
minutes.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-29

me total mileage Is ze7s- Il p
: first attempt At a trans-eoniss-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-02

bem Blane lln, in Sen berl6iebenen
@tdoten beS @ountp8 @eiunrbeitSfhz
1,ifen ab5nbalten. 8eittmmte 8efhlHi=
1e III bteier 8i6tlrn9 1ollen IN beiagter
@tbung eefabt lperoe1.
Son ber &tnber1ooblf blfobrt8beb0rbe
,paren, alle Waiteliber 5ugesen, pie fol9t:
Serrnan @olfom, 5pringftel0, 8or=
ltkenber; 6rau Sobn q. Noolbrtf,
@leepp @pe, @etretdr; Tral S. s.
Notbenbllrs, @prigfielb Grau Sames
Dougber, 9upt. 81. $. &ennebp unb
Nidter @m. s. Matber, Seem nlm.
Die Dffertli6e @eiunobeitSpereini=
:gl111g tpar bur6 Die. .folgenben Mitgltebe1
pertreten: Sri. Martba Cutting, 9lee=
pm @ne; 6rau Sobn g. @oolbrtf,
@leepp @pe; 5erman Golfop, @prine=
6rau S. s. Notbenburg, @pringftelo;
S. 80, Bane, @leepp @pe; Grau $. 81,
5rant, Goboen; Sri. Gtbel Current,
Some; Trau 6reb Grdttbeer, @ieel;
5rau Sanle8 Dongber, 9felp l1lnr Ni6=
ter Mm. s. WeotDer, Seem l1lng 5upt.
81. 8. &enneop, Seem l1ln nn0 Trall
Garl S91itab, 5ansfa.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-02
@ebnrtstaesieier,

Inner lpoblbefannter, laneidbrieer
Mitbnrger, Nneuit Naabe, tpnroe am
portger DonnerStagabe11b i'm Seine
{etneS 5ob11e8 IMP ietner @6niegerz
to6ter, 6errn 1lnb 6rau 5erm. Raabe,
an glorb W1tnneiotaitrobe IN ansenebm=
iter Meiie iiberrai6t anldb1i6 ietneS
Mtegenfeite8. Sem @ebnrtstagSfinbe
bereitete eS gang beionbere Brelloe, bab
ldmtlt6e Gtnoer bel Der i60nen s5eier
5llgegen tpare1l, 1ld1nli6: 5enrn Naabe
aus 2inben, Soma; Sobn Naabe aus.
ganbn, Minn., 1l1b Germ. unb Sri.
Mlma Naabe bon bier. 9ein alter
6rel111o, Sobn Bood, aus ct. Heter,
bate lt6 ebenfal18 etngefunnen. SEER
.Naabe lpurbe por SO ss5abren IN S6le8z
mtg Solitein, Deutfdlanb, geboren uno
fam 1879 11ad Nmerifa, ll11o 5tpar btz:
reft 1lad Stem lllm, neldeS ieitber iein
@pbnlih selnefer 1T. Die pDof
.idlebt iid feinen pielen 6reunoen llno.
.8efafntel1 an llnb iiberbringt tim nadz
trdelid berslide @liidnitnfd
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-02
Men MN, Minneleta zz5reitae, ben 2 april, 1890
@erben &pnferen6 beipphne,,.


Die{er 1aee erbtelten Gollntp Nuoito,
2ontS g. Boeel ,111b Ste Mit9lieber oe,
Gou1tpbeb1rbe bon 8rotun Gollntp bon
eine,n in ben 3milingsftdbten. gebtlbe.
ten Nusfdub eine @inlabnng. elmer alli
ben 8: nnb g. April feftgefehten &onfe=
ren3 CUR Beipre6ung ser bon fer ftaatz
.leQislatur q11teebeibenen Babeodb dborlage
betreffenb benQ bftrabenban tn Mtnne=
fota bei3upobnen. Das Yrogramm
Der &onferen3 ftebt etne 9tbmlg an
Montag, Dem 8. llnb am Dtenstag,
benz 9. Npril, Dor. Die erite 9th1lne
fi11oet In ct. Saul l1nb bic 5lpette IN
MtnneapoltS ftatt. @s :lneroen etlpa
400 Deleeierte gu Der &onferen5 er>par=
tet. In6tige Ta6md1lner nerben bie
tpt6tige 6raee oeS 9anofraBerlballes
ndber erlduter1l.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-02
Dperette in her S,1rab !.
p9be MerrD M}ilfmaios" iDa gum
8eten Der 8rpipn GDuntp 6air
gegeben tuernen.

4 be NRerrn q2ilfmoi68A lit ser Iitel
.ei11er pnerette +, Il ,lrei gI,lf.iioeu, tpelde
.ausoonos gInril i'm m Fnrnbalie=1h
.babier aalfoefiihrt 1perben {nlI s1lim 8eiter
ser ser Brotpn i Gn,111tn gori,uItnrql co
.eietp 111lb Ser 09einnemirn -1pirb IN sen
.Ballfpnos ser. proieftierten neuen 3u>
.{d1o1.er-Tri ribiine a1lf Sen Tair GrounbS
bobier fliefen. Sic 8iihnenfrdfte uno
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-02
&un5ert beg etraien srip i'm 9r.
Wt, 9utber College.

9ie befannten Mtlmaufeer &iinit=
lerinnen, bie IN ser Muitftpelt Sen
9aalnen u9he S9traien Irto" fubre11,
fommen am Is. Npril 'mteoer na6 Seem
Tim. 9ln ben1 genannten Sage qebe1l
.lte abenbS in Or. Marttn 9utber Sol
lese ETH 6ffentli6eS &on5ert, baS fi6
fir Ste bieiigen &unffrell11be alS ei1l
ieltener @ennb er1peilen follte. Sen
bret &initlerinnen, Die au7 ibre11 S1lz
|trltne11ten, benl &laDter, Ser >@eige
1tno oen1 Gello an ptele1 0rten beS
g1orbpelte1S i6on mande Strobe ibreS
G5nnef1S abgelegt baben, gebt ein be-
netoenSmerter Nnf poraltS, llnn es
oitrfte ftd lobnen, ft6 Seitts NIT einer
Ginlabfarte 5ll hen1& &on5ert sll perfeben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-02

Sn elmer gemeiniamen Seriammlnn9
ser &tnberipoblfab lfabrt8bebDrbe fir Brotpn
@ountn 1l1o Der Dffertlt6en @eilnoz
beitSperei1lignn9 far 8romn @ountp,
sic am @an1stag lebter Wode TN btez
itgen Gourtboule ab9ebalten &puroe,
belt SRI. Selen Wfo11teeriffo einen tn
tereilanten unb lebrrei6en 8ortrag
iiber oie &tnoerlpoblfab Die
Nebnertn lit Wttglieb Ser itaatlt6en
@elunobeitbeb0rbe BON Minneiota u10
NIT bteien1 lpt6tt9en @e9enitano Dollz
itdnbig pertra1lt. @te eab einen l1eber=
blid iiber Sic Hflt6ten Der @eieli6aft
1lnb ser 9enar11ten Srganiiattonen Ben
btli8bebiirftteen 6amtlien. se9eniib, r
uno perbrettete lt6 IN ldn9eren 9lusz
fitbruneen iiber ben eini6ldsi9en Sc
gentanb, tpte @puntn5ul6niie urlb MItz
fer 1lnb Mitfpenpeni itonen. 9ie mites
I'M befonberen barauf BIN, bob eS bon
arober @t6tigfcit lei, bab smii6en Sen
auSiibenben Srgantiattonen ll1b ben
beba6ten Ta,ntlten Elm freunbi bi6aftz
tides gerbdltntS beitebt. 9lu6 ioll
bafur geiorstb biperben, bab Ser @Dblz
fabrtarbetter NIT SEN l1rteritiiketn Saz
m1ilien III perl0nli6e 8eriibruns fommt.
@ie sebplfen miro.
5iir aelp0bnli6 gilt ais n1onatlider
2115G111f ste @un1me BON SIS fir et11
&tnb u1b $40 fiir iebeS mettere &tno.
Dteles @elb bient CUR 8eltreitlng bon
gluSlqoen fir Mabrl1ngSmittel, &letz
ouna, Neiete u11b 9lr5neintttel. 8et
oer glustetlltng Ger @elber }oll ste
GountpbebDroe NIT dnberiter 8orli6t
gu @erfe geben,. lnetrte ote 6eonertn,
han1it fte i1nner IN bte rt6tt9en 9dnoe
gelange1l, no baS 8eOiirfnt8 am gr0bten
tit.
Da8 o1lf bieie @etie ptel Suites gez,
ittftet lperber: tan1l ergtbt ft6 i6on
aus ben1 llnlfa11b, bab eS Ser W1utter
erm0gli6t mirb, 5u baule bet ben &tnz
bern 81, bletben, tpe11tgiten8 nidt tnlrner
auberbalb bes Saule8 fir ben nnterz
bait Nrbett iu6en n1ub. ste pern1ag
10 Ste &tnber u11ter ibrer et9enen Obbnt
gu balten unb fdlu1 lte Ser &onl1nnnttdt
terbalten. Sir baS Gtnb lit 11t6tS por<
tetlbafter, alS TN eigenen Setme llnter
,oen1 tpa6iamen Nuge ser Mutter 5ll3l1=
brtl1ger1. Oean6er &letne ooer r1an6e.
&letne fam auf bteie Wetie por abb
i1nliigen Wegen betpabrt beltben. Dte
,gelll1lre Submitting auf ba8 @emetnz
tpobl ergibt fi6 barall8 BON ielbft.
Nd6fe Sitnns. .s.
Ste rddlte 5ttung ser beiben geS
uanrlten Grganiia iatione11 luirb I'M 2aufe
oeB MonatS Nprtl IN @leepn she itatt=
finbe1l. Man gebt ol19enbltdlid NIT
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-02
gfcuc Ginri9tuna.

Ste neue @tnridtllng fir Sic O}ne=
finsi6e Npotbefe, ste tn eintgen @o6en
erDffnet peroen loll, 1T bteier Gage bte1
argelanst unb miro jebt, nadbem ote
Gront ferttsseltellt unb ser 8ooen ge=
zlsgt TT, an Srt llnb 9telle gebradt.
sGen ge1na6ten Mnreutungen 5ufolge
e9biro Der r1ere 2ooe1 etner Der beiteingez
rt6tete11. n1b monernlte1l IN bteien1 Ietle
be8 Staate5 lperoen. Gr beftnoet fib
befanntlt6 I'M 8cgel=Blod an ber rtDr0=
li1en Minneiotaftrake.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-02
Sabresfpn5ert Der Spfmeiiterfapel(e.

Ser &onsertauSi6ub Ser ,9ofmeifer=
fapelle bat @enntag, Ben II. Nprtl, al8
gag fir oaS bieSidbrtge SabreSfon5ert
Der &apelle feitgeietst. 1a8 &onSert
finbet 1T Ser NrmDrn itatt nno ber=
iprtbt tpieber .etneS Ser n1uitfaltlden
@ret9ntlle heS Sobres 5ll lperben. Ser
N}ulifauSl0ub bat Elm ausgeSet6neteS
Drogronlnl al1Teeitellt, oaS tn Der nd6ltz
m66teen gusgabe ser uYoit" befannt
gena6t perben mtrb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-02
Selepboltrate1l
,ueroe,l erbo9t

babt,z iinb 9dgerbaus zfDmr1t| pas
/, elteebeiken, Mtteilungetl on bic
&unoen in Der Stabt nno anf benz
2anbe perianbt.
Sic Stem 1llm Gural s Ielepbones8ez
fenf6aft bat oteier Sage an ibre &llnz
ben in Ser @tabt l11b auf benz 3anbe
eine Moti3 eeididt, tn Der eS beibt, bab
bonn 1. Npril ab bie 1elepbonraten .er=
b0bt merben. Ste genan11te @e{enz
i6aft ipnrbe gu bieiem @6ritte burd
etn bon Der itaatli6en Gtienbabn< rlrb
2agerbausfommiiiio11 eineetroffenes
@6reiber ermd6ttst. Dteie @nffdetz
bln1g Der taatli6en &ommtiiion ftiitt
ii9 auf et1e Qnterlu6ung beS eel6dftz
lt6en @tanbeS ber biefieen @eiell{daft,
sic in ben pergangenen Monaten norge<
1lonr1en ,plrbe. @ie. bie l1nterfndz
,1lng ergab, n,ub Der @eiellf6aft eine
bDbere Gtn11abme 5ngeitanben tpernen,
tpe1rn ite tire NuSlaeen beden 1lnb et1en
angenel{enen Drofit an Der &apttalsz
anlaee MAIDEN ion. n
9ie 1,euen Staten.
STE @rbDbung. Der Staten 1T 1ti6t
unbetrddtli6. 90. tpirb Ste Monats=
mtete ei1e8 @eiddftStelepbon8 bon So
auf So erb1bt. Sebo6 lpirb eth
Nabatt BON 25c erlanbt, ipenn bie
Ne6nung biS gum Is. beS MonatS, fit
ben fie auseei6rieben 1T, be3ablt tptr6.
DaSielbe gilt fiir Sic iibrigen Miete11
auf @auStelepbone llno Telepbone I'M
Qanbbe5trf. Die State fiir @au8telez
phone betrdQt nod Der neuen Sfala
$1.75, beSgki6en bte fir bic Tern{pres
der In 2a1lbbe3irfen, tpogegen fte btsber
ST. betruee11. 3te Ne6nunsen fir Die
ssernipre9er In 2anbbe3trfe11 lrerben
auf ie etn Quartal auS9eitent, uno es
>ptrb Elm Gabatt bon ie 75c, SOC ober 25c
geitattet,' ie 11a6ben bic Re91llng INF
eriten Mo1rat beS betreffenben sSluars
tals ober I'M 3tpeiten ober brttten Monat
beetide,1 mirb.
Ssn Ser foloeneen 2iite iin6 idn1tli6e
8reiie, >pte iie Don 9eitern ab erbobe11
}peroen. entbalten:
@tBelne @ef6dftslinie, grob So. 90
.;3tpeitei1i9e @efddftSlinie, srob: 2. SO
@ei6dftSani6llb, netto. 100
@in5elne Sauslinte, erob go. 1..75
3fpeiteiltge SauSlinie, arob l. SO
6a18anf6lub, netto j. so
9a11btelepbone, pielteilte, erob. i. l.75
Yripate 3neielinie (Sauptfabel
betbe @egel, srob 800
Hrtoate l3meisltnie~@tatton,
1lettD ..,..... ........s... l. 90
9ln ben NIT netto be3ei6neten Staten
nitro fetn 9tabattab5ug geitattet.
3 { "a ...
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-02

6rau 6rances 8ranbl, ote bieiiz
gen @ertpaaoten etnen mebrtd9tgen 8ez
iu6 abfattete, lit IN. bte Seimat,
@prineftelb, 5uriidserett.
Serr l1nb 6ran S. 81. @6mart
finb mad Stem rlm 3uriideefebrt aus
5prinsfielb, moielba fte @er1panbten
llrlb 5reunben etnen fllr5en 8efn6 ab=
ftattete11. Il.
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tyteuD4M D0ef VfWelIeIuN9 leI pHuIt@
fhen @leftri5itdts san1age bat nidts
NIT Der benpritebenben Staotmabl
au tun. Gtimmeeber >peroen baz
riiber in befpnoerer 8abl entf9et=
ben.
6ter 11no oa 16eint man tn Der @tabt
Sem in jitne{ter s3ett perbreiteten 0ez
.ri6t @lauben gu i6enfen, oob eS It'd
bel Ser beporltebenben @taetpabl I'm
Elm s5iir unb @iber IN Der 6rage bes
gleubaue8 ooer ser @rtpetterrnge Der
eleftrilden gnlage bar1belt. Die Ser
breiter beS @erii6ts tpetlen babet aui
sic 6altung Ser oreanifterten Nrbetter=
Idaft Ser @tabt III Der betreffencen Sra
qe bin, tpobet tie zen. @tnbrud gu erz
tpeden lu6er1, bab bic Nrbetter ielbit
,,nb bic bon ibnen por einigen @o6en
oufqeitellten &anbioaten fiir Ste @tabt=
S11fer NIT aller @elpalt auf etnen gfelz
bau Der Nnlage beiteben. 3nnd6l
etnmal lit btele Nnnab1ne 9rllnofallb,
oenn hte Mrbetter baben it6 IN BEN benz
@tabtrat Dor etntgen @o6en nnterz
breiteten 91elolutionen nltr IN aller
sSorm Qeaen Sen Mni6lnb an hie
9}ortbern @tateS Botper @onpang
ober an eine a11bere anSlpdrttge &orpoz
ration au8eelpro6en. 9ann 8tpettena
bat bie1e @tell1ngnabme nt6t ha8 Sc
ringite NIT Der @taotnabl am nd6fen
0ienStae 81 t1n.
@pnberabittmmnng.
lleber sic Srage, Oh bie @tabt ctr
neueS @leftrtSttdtSperf errt6ten ioll
ober ni6t, bat tn letter Snitan5 oas
Bolf 3ll entideiben, inbem ote Mdhle1
ser ba5u nDtieen @tabtanleibe tire 3u=
ittn1n,rng geben miilier1. Dte glet6e
Nbitimmune tpirb aud notpenbtg iein,
me1,n Der @tabtrat itd fir bte porlduft=
ae Grlpeiterung Ser ge9enmdrttgen Mnz
laee enti6ltebt. Nuf iecen Gall miro
bieie Nneelegenbeit III etner Sonber<
>pab1 bem Yolfe CUR Nbittmmung I'M
terbreitet lperoetl bat a1io NIT Ser Bez
an1tentpab1 am fonnmenben 3ten8tag
1thtS 5l1 TIM.
Son ben Bean1ten Der Mrbetteror9az
nifatione1 ptrb ouberoem ned barauf
bingetpteie1l, rah Ste 9lrbeiter nur oas
Wobl Ser 9teot I'M Nuge baben unb iie
oe1nentlpre6enb hanoeln tperben.
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@(ljeburtel1ab,abute &c
Il, 8rp,u1t Go,111tp.


gein @eridtSfterf Garl 3, Manber=
tells 1T bieier Gage Der ollidbrli6 por
5oer Itaatli1en @efunbhettSbeb1rb ner=
1fentli1te Beri6t iiber Ste 2ebensfa=
tifttf In Brotpn Gountp eineetroffen
Nus pen1ielben lit gu erieben, oaB fiji
.baS 9abr 1919 I'M ganaerl SOB Sc
burton u,tb 273 9obesfdlle semelbe1
ipilrben. Dieien 3ablen itanoen In
Sabre 1918 gegenlber 588 @ebnrter
1l1b. 32l @terbefdlle. Die S3abl oe,
@ebnrten iibertraf I'm lebten Sabre btt
.ber 5terbefdlle 11n1 23O, 1pdbrerb 81,
rGeburten i'm Sabre Dorber sic YobeS=
fdlle i'm 257 iiberftieee1l.
Mpnatltde 8eriate.
Mah hem @tqatsgeiek fDerben Ii
jefer &ommrnitdt beglaubtgte Negi=
ftratoren ernannt, beren 9li6t eS lift
fir Die Auf3ei6n,ns uab 3niamme1,.
ftellune Der Qebenstattittf gu iorgen
Ste bon ibnen anfeeitellten 2tften ,perz
ben allmpnatli6 at bic itaatl6e &c
plnobeitSbeb6rbe gef6idt, ipp fie banr
.an1 Gnbe be8 Sabre8 eoerarbeitet aperben
&ereletds5abler.
9lus Der foleenben s3ufammenltellunQ
itnb bie perelet6enbe11 d3ab1en Ser Sc
bllrten 11nb Sterbefdlle Ser beiben lehten
Sabre 1918 u11b 1919 fir bic per1hie=
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-02

Serr nnb Gra1 sos. &iri6 nebft
&inbern finb bterber suridgefebrt aus
.22amberton, ipoiefbit iie ben @ltern Der
Grau airid 9errn llrb 8rau garl
Bauuann, einen Befud abitattetel.