davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-10-08
;31pei &erlekte
bel Mntol1nfall
SRI. Martba @ader erleibet g .
birneriditterun9,, SRI Mnna
;@afer trdgt innere 8erletun=
aett 0appn.

SRI, Martba @ader, 1o6ter BON
Molfgan9 9oder .Sr. aus Der Sc
maffung @t9el, nnb ibre Tante,
6rG Mnno ISader, 1o9ter bon @olf=
gang Sader Or, 9}orb Tranflin=
ftrabe, trngen erbeblt6e 8erletun=
gen oaoon, ais Counting 9e9en 3
nbr morgens baS MercerzNuto bes
yobn 5dneiber, in Dem lie nit
Cornelius S6netber, Nlfreb &ou56
unb 9arrp Nmann BON einem Tan3e
auf Setter 6tl6erS Hlat bel Cotton
1poob 3nrildfebrten, bel Der 9u9o
@prenser 6arm an elmer @e9z
btegune nmitiir5te.
SRI. Martba @ader erlitt cine
@ebtrner16iitterun9 unb mar bis
Montag betpubtlos unb SRI. Nnna
9adsr trus fonobl innere 8erlebz
lngeu, ais audi i6mer3bafte Quetz
l6ungen an betben Nrmen uno am
linfen Betn oapon. Dte Damen erz
bielten i'm @pren9er @eim erte
5ilfe unb beftnben ii6 iebt i'm @eim
bon; @errn unb Trou Sobn Scoop
an Morb Tranfltnitrabe IN Yfe9e.
s5ra1 Scoop 1T eine @6mei iter beS
SRI. Mnna Sader.
3,pei ,peitere Mutpunfd4e,
9luf Der 9etmfabrt bon Manfato
IN s, g. 91etm8 Oo0QezMutomobtl,
baS bon Holltn Gbur6 gelenft nurbe,
batten bie SRI. @ftber unb 9iutb
6ein, Tlorence @6neioer unb Yauz
line Robloff am @am8ta9abenb nm
9 1lbr etnen 9eb0rt9en @6reden gu
iiberftebe1l, ais IN Der gfdbe Der We9z
gabelun9 nnneit ber fraberen @ba8.
@rnbenborfs s6arm ienieit8 be8 Min<
neiotafluneS e8 gu etnem s3nfom<
.menitobe nit etnem ent9e9enfabrenz
ben Nuto fam, mobet betbe Maf6tz
nent ftarf bei6dbi9t tpurben, ober
gliifl6er1petfe alle SniaGen unperz
Iebtspaponfomen. Da8 anbere Nu<
to, &etin Belte,, Gisentum Der Stem
Tim 9tone Co., >purbe BON Sobn
Oonngberg gelenft unb butte Sobn
8olter, @m. Melbop uno Spbn
Nnberion al8 Yaiia9tere
Mm @onnta9abeno 9e9eu 10 llbr
rannte Der 9e9enmdrti9 In Der 9tdbe
bon 2afaDette arbeitenbe @robenz
fontrQftor 6. 6. Dimid NIT 1etnem
Muto bel ber @iienbabnfreu3nn9 an
gforo= Mtnnelotaitrabe 9e9en bas
2luto Der Tamilie SO. 8ernbt, Die
itd auf ser 9eimfobrt befanoen.
Nu6 bier 9ins e8 obne 8erlebungen
ab. Dtmid 9ibt feline @6ulo an
Dem 3ufammenitobe gu uno bat
lt6 berett erfldrt, ben @6a6en, Der
lt6 auf et>po $3.50 belaufen miro,
gu 5ablen. @ein Nuto lpurbe 9ez
brau6sunf fdbig, oa Elm &orberrao
9ebro6en >purbe, mdbrenb 8ernbtS
Mol6ine meiterfunftionierte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-10-08
&lage auf Sat
uo1t Mn1pdlte1t
q. &ridipn erfldrt, Nnmdlte baz
ben ihm 5ur &la9e ge9en Gpunz
tpauoitpr 9puts 6. &p9el 9e=
raten.

Ser 3eituneSberauSseber uno Nn=
malt Nu9uit q, @ridion aus @prin9<
ftelb erfldrt in feiner 8eantnortun9
ser &laee beS Gountpaubitor8 2oui8
81, Bogel gegen i'm auf $4,000 @ntz
19dbie11n9 fiir b18mtlli9e &erfol=
9l11le unb alS @riab fitr Sic ibm ba<
raus er>pa9ienen 9lu8la9en, 6ab
1omobl fein @ertreter, Ser Nnmalt
@enrn sc. @om1en BON Ser Nnmalt5z
Strma @omien, 3e1npiep & Tlor,
al8 au6 1etn iegener 1eilbaber 81 g.
2oon1is ibm 3ur &loge gesen 8ogel
geraten baben pie l6ltebli6 NIT etner
Sreiipre6un9 Soee(s I'M 0i1trtft8<*
Qeri6te BON 8rolDll GDnntD gum
Nbi6ln1ie fam~
Qlu@ bel MmtsentietunsSflage
@ridlon berat16la9te au6 no6=
mails nit 9oml len beoor er ieine
&lage bem @ouberneur 8urnquiit
porbra6te, mobet er UNI Nmtent<
lehun9 Boeel8 erlu6te. @omien,
ioipie ou6 Der 9ln>palt Same8 $.
@an BON Morlbau unb uoeri6tebene
anbere an9elebene Nnmdlte" baben
@rid1 ion, mte bieier nun an9ibt, Die
8erit6erun9 9e9eben, bab er btnz
ret6enbe @riinbe babe fiir Elm lolde8
8or9eben bdtte.
&p9els @e9entla9e.
Die 8erbanblun9 ser @nti60biz
9un9Sfla9e ouf~ $2500 BON @ountp<
auditor 8o9el 9e9en @rtdlon miro
i'm De3e1aberternin beS Dtitrift8z
eeri6t8 erfol9en, mobei ber bieit9e
Nnnalt Nlfreb IS. M}neller Der
&e9tSpertreter Bo9elS ietn tpirb,
mdbreno Grtdfon & 2oomis BON
@prineftelb @ridion8 &ertretun9
fitbren Deroen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-10-08
&ernta1tn @te9e
be9ebt @elbituloro
&ranfbeit ser syrau uno ei9ene
&rdnfli1feit tretben an9eiebez
nen 8enpbner ppn NicDllet III
ben Sob. =

DAr6 einen @emebri6ub bat am
@onnta9 @ermann @te9e, Elm an9ez
iebener Ytonterbemobner BON Ntcolz
let, 5einem 2eben Elm @nbe berettet
nnb Die Qei6e tpuroe bon ben Ta=
milienmit9lieoern in Der Ndbe beS
9lbnerban{eS 9efunben.
Die i6mere &ranfbett ieiner 6rau,
Die eben aus Stem nlm, ipo fte i'm
Union @olpital feds @o6en lans
In 8ebanblnng mar na6 elmer i6mez
rem Bltnooarmoperation mod 9auie
9ebra9t porben mar, 1lnb ietne et9ene
&rdnflt6feit f6etnen BEN un9liidz
li6en Mann 3nr 8er3met flung ge=
trieben gu baben.
@eraDe am sc. @ebnrtsta9e.
@erabe an ietnem sc. @eburts=
taee bat @ermann @tege letnem 2ez
ben Elm @nbe bereitet. @r 1tanb
3ur senobnten 3ett auf uno friibz
ithdte NIT ieiner 6amtlie unb niez
manb ba6te ettpaS be 1onbereS, alS
er it6 bonn 9aule na6 bem 9iibnerz
bauie be9ab.
@r miro iiberlebt bon Der Witme
lno fol9enben &inbern: @tlltam
@teee, Mebina, sc. o.; @eorse
@te9e unb 6rau 93obert 0reita9,
Colorado; Trau Oscar Slion, 8raz
bam, Mtnn.; @arrp, in Dem @eiten;
Grau Martin Mi9el8, Mcollet
1omnibip, uno Nlma uno Otto
@te9e gu 9aule.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-10-08
&pmitee tiir sSrelanoz 6unbs
Sammlungen.

Mie ai9efunbi9t murbe, 9eb0rt
Stem lllm gum 4. ber 5 Dtitrifte, In
Die Die Gr5oi03eie fiir bic @amm<
lun9en fiir oen @r5bildof Srelanb=
@r3iebunssfonbS etn9eteilt moroen
lit, pelbe @ammlnngen i'm 4. Dtz
itrifte am IA. 91opember be9innen
nnb c ne @o6e oauern merben.
Sn Stem lllm fteben bic @ammz
lnn9en nnter 2ettrng etneS aus
Yfarrer 3obert @6linfert, @tlltbal6
@ibner nnb Sobn @enle beftebenben
MnS16nlieS.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-10-08
.3erbftfeft nno &iebi@an.
8rdmien BON mebr als $500 in
@prin9felo angebpten.

Nm W1ittpo9 nno Donnerstaa
na6ter @o6e miro in Springftel6
boS 9robe @erbitfeft nebit Biebf9ou
ob9ebalten nnb Die 8orbereitun9en
bafir ftnb 70 gut }pie pollenbet.
Sc >perben mebr alS $500 in
Yrdmien pertetlt ,peroen fnr Bferbe,
&dlber, @6metne, @efli=
gel, MaiS, @etreioe unb @emiiie,
1o>pie fir @portS unb 8ettrennen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-10-08
@enatpr @4medel fir 8abcpdz
@eiet.

Nm DienSta9obeno fonoen in
@eorles uno in @i1ig Beriammlunz
gen 1tott. in benen @enator 9ermann
S6me6ef BON Henbtlle @onntp iiber
baS 8abeodz @eiet fiir CUTE :5traben
unb Weee Dor sroben 3nb6rerf6af
ten interei1ante anipra6en belt,
our6 bte e8 ibnr 9elan9, ale be-
fteb nben Mibperftdnbnifie gu
fettteen unb feline 3ub6rer gu be=
ftebenben Mibperftdnonifie gu
feitigen nnb ieine t3ub0rer 5n be-
.9eiiterten Nnbdn9ern be8 @pftem8
3u MAIDEN.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-10-08
&o1lt &p1tpe1tte
Der &atbolite1t
Sabresperi riammlun9en oes 8, @.
G. Staatsperbanbs 11lb Der $.
Sc. 6. 1tnterfittun9s9eieaihaft
in MinneappltS.

Yrdftbent WtlltbQlo @tbner, Stem
ulm, bonn Deuti6en gfDn1tl6zfaz
tboli16en @taatSperbanbe bon Mtnz
neIota perlaS auf Dem %. SabreSz
fonoente bte1er 8eretnieung IN ber
letten @o6e in Mtnneapolt8 ieiner1
'SabreSberi9t, aus Dem berpor9trg,
bQb Dem Berbanbe 148 @in3elperz
ei1e NIT 5nlammen 1888 Mitz
gltebern angeb0ren, bic allf oem
&onoente bur9 et>pa 400 Delegate11
Dertreten iparen.
@err @ibner nurbe aud alS Ser
banbSprdiibent mteber9emdblt uno
bie anberen 8eamten itnb: 6inan5
@efretdr, 6ranf Sun9bauer, ct.
Saul; Necorbtn9 @efretdr, Sc. SO.
Manbl, ct. Saul; @6abmetlter,
Wtlltam bon oer @eper, Minnez
apoliS; @recutipe &omttee:: Soiepb
Matt, ct. Saul; 91ep. S. $.
@maltan 6artbanlt; @eor9e &C..
@erla6, ct. Saul, unb Yrof. S, 8
@61nttt, ct. Saul. Oie Dele9az
ten fir bte 9}attonal &onpention
nd6lteS Sabr 1inb: @illiam 8oerz
ger, ct. Gloub; O2atb, @rob, Wfinz
neapoltS; Yrof. S. @. @6mttt,
Sobn 9. Suenemann, @eor9e sc.
@er1o6 unb Solepb Matt, ct.
Saul; Hep. S. $. Smaltan, 6art=
banlt; Weatb. Nreb, @baSfa nnb
Saul Nble8, ct. @loub. y.
Sir @r5iebungsfunbs.
@tnittmmtg be16lob Ser &onpent,
sen @r3btl6of Srelanb, @r3iebun9Sz
fonb8 bon $5,O00,000 gu unterz
ftiiten, ser i'm @r3bi8tum ct. Saul
auf9ebra6t niro.
Ser &leruS ser @r3oi63e E bat
it6 CUR 8eifeuer BON $4,000 nerz
pflt6tet, tpopon bereita 500, 600
einee5ablt 1tnb.
Geeen bic Sd>por5e 54ma4.
@S purben Yrote itre{elntionen
angenommen geeen bic Serpenbl1n9
fdrbiger: Truppen burd Die Branz
3oien IN ben. belekten beutf1en @e=
bteten unb NbiGriften bteier Neioz
1uttonert merben an bic Senatoren
uno &onereboertreter .0einneiota8
na6 Der 8nnbe8banptftabt 9eianot.
Sic s. &. g. Il, s..
SIM 9rni6ln0e an 1teie Sabre8=
bert ldmmlnng fanb audi. Der &onbent
ber Deuti ti6en N0mii6z &atbolii i6en
l1nterit itiibun98geieni6aft bon Minz
ne1ota itatt..
9luS sen 8ert6ten Ser 8eamten
mar 81 erleben 0ab it6 bic @innabz
men i'm 8ert6t8tabre auf $461,z
377.11 beliefen, bte NuS9aben auf
$495, 5,21424 nnb bab Elm &a1lenbe<
itanb BON $26, ,299.17 am @nbe be8
Sabre8 porbanben mar. Oie 8e<
1td11be maren auf $1,036.89 ange<
ma9len.
Dte -8eamtenmabl bate boS fol-
9e11be @r9ebniS: Yrdfioent, George
&C. @erla@, ct. Saul; @efretdr,
Sobn s.. Suenemann, ct. Saul;
@6abmeiiter, Sobn @ablin9er,
Mtnnedpolt8; W1it9lteber beS @ranb
Council: Sultu8 q. Golfer, @baz
opee; @tnibalo @tbner, Seem nlm;
&eo. S. $. @maltan, Taribault;
Gronf s. &uepper8 unb @eoree @.
@ten9er, ct. Saul.
Ser nd6fte &onpent biefer fatbo<
ltf6en Beretnt9un9en miro in ct.
Saul ab9ebalten >perben.
llnmioeriteblt6 lit ser Drane BON
Seiterrei6 na6 Deuti9lanb 5n.
Oarin ltegt Die @emdbr fiir @rfolg!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-10-08

llnuioeriteblt6 lit ser Drane bon
Oeiterrei6 na6 Oenti6lanb gu.
Dortn ltegt Die @emdbr fiir @rfol9!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-10-08
8erfauf pDn Tnpb 9rafts ffr
M2iffeI> Gnrnf,n.

Die American @elief Nomintt1o<
|tion teilt NIT, bab mdbrenb Der am
IL. September enbenben @o9e 31O7
Goob Drafts berfal1ft ,puroen, Ste
ft4 auf fol8en6e @arenbduter In
MttteI europa bertetlen: 9am6nrg
1841; Mien 894; Hrag 148; Darz
f6au 131; 8ubapeft 90.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-10-08
Trant @@letf in
&aft ge1tontn1ex
8unbesbeamter ,aadt &a55ia anf
SdleifS SDft 9rinf Barlpr,
finoet 8itter5 uiip, nnb nimmt
s4leif in 8ermabriam. 8pr=
perb6r tpabri4einliA Greitag.

Wftttmo@ 9}a6mittae ln9efdbr
um 2 ubr tpurbe Tranf Sbleif bon
etnem 8nnbesbeamten Inn 8etfetn
bon @btef @armentne perbaftet unb
in ber @ttp 8aittle internirt mo- er
permeilen mub bis etne .l9riftlt6e
Nnfla9e 9e9en ibn erboben NITRO
unb ct oonn nod etnem 8orperb6r
9e9en 8itr9l6aft auf freten 6ub eez
lebt lptrb.
Grfpl9ret@e Na55ia.
Dte @erbaftun9 bon 6ranf @6letf
fam nt6t unertnartet, ba man an
nQbm oab er al8 @ebler an9efla9t
merben tpiirbe ne9en oe8 fiir3lt6 i'm
Ytoneer Drug @tore 9eitoblenen
NlfobolS nel6er aneeblt6 an ibn
perfauft unb lpteber BON ibm UNI
9eietli6 oerfanft muroe, Die Ser
baftung erfolete na6bem Ser 9pecial
Ngent binter ber Sad 8ar tn
@6letfs 2ofal 2aib 8ttter8, Q8tne
Of Yeplin, 8ttter @ine nno @ltrtr
5erpin 9porate 6orfanb. Nue oieie
iollen na6 Nn9aben oe8 N9enten
ais u@oft DrtnfS" perp0nt ietn uno
Sober Ser bieieS a3eu9 oerfauft, ii6
etne uebertretung beS @elebeS 16nl=
Big ma6t.
8nnbesagent tam 9ienstaena4=
n1itta9.
Die 8erbaftun9 tpurbe BON g. S.
Duputs bon ct. Banl por9enom=
men. Nuf tpeiien Srber er bier
berfam, >purbe nt@t befannt. Man
meib nur, oab er in ber Ndbe bon
@prtn9ftelo 9earbettet bate nnb
Dienstaena6mttta9 bier eintraf.
Mtt >pem CT bier conferirte, auber
ser bief9en Yoli5ei, murbe au@ biS<
ber nt6t befannt 9e9eben. Sofort
mad ser Nrretierun9 rette Ser N9ent
nteber ab nno peripra6 Die Nnfla9e<
i9rift iofort auSferti9en gu lailen.
@ollte bies slet6 sel6eben, bann
otrfte ser 8nnbesmari6an l6on
geitern Nbeno bier. ein9etroffen fetn
nno baS BorperbDr BON @6letf tpirb
oann >pabrl6etnlt6 beute (Trettag)
Dor bem 8unbe8 &ommiidr tn
Manfato itattftn6er
9rpbt nit 6abeas Corpus Ser.
fabren.
9lnmalt glfreb Mneller Ser 6ranf
S6letf in bteier @a6e pertreteu
mirb, iette iid 1ofort NIT Diitrtft
Nnmalt Nlfreb Saque8 in Berbtnz
bung UNI auS3uftnoen mann baS
8erb0r ftattftnoen tpiirbe. Saque8
teilte 6errn Weueller NIT, oab er
3ur3eit NIT ben @rob9el6morenen
bei6afttst lei nnb bab bic &lage
9esen @9leif tbren re9elre6ten Song
eeben >piirbe. Da8 metnt In anbez
rem @orten, 6ab @6leif etnfa6 in
ser Sail iiten mub bis bic 8unbe8z
beamten .3ett befommen it6 fetner
Sa6e Dor @ert6t annebmen 3n
f0nnen. Sails eS auSftebt al8 Oh
Die 6a6e berl6leppt miirbe, tptrb
9err Wtneller etn 9abea8 Corpus
8erfabren etnleiten llm etne @ert6t8
Sroer gu betommen, @6leif anf
freten 6ub gu feten.
@4leif bebamptet 2aib 8itterS'
nerfaufen 5u fDnnen.
69leif bat in ietnem 8eftt ein
6@retben bon 6er Ttrma BON ueIz
der er Die 2aib 8ttter8 fault, oob
bic 8nnoe8beb6rbe BEN Berfauf BON
Qaib 8ttterS ni@t bean itanoet >penn
bieielben alS Mebt3tn perfauft ,per<
ben. Dteiem @6retben mar Elm
@uta6ten Der 8eb0rbe betgefhet,
mel6e 6tes beftdtt9t. Da8 S9rei<
ben lit 10 berfabt, oab treenb Se<
man0 Der NIT Der Ne6t8fun1e kht
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-10-08

SIN bic 6telle beS WetlttariSmuS lit
in Deuti6lano 9liibenber SAB 9ez
Qen sSrantret6 9etreten. SET allen
Barteien 9let6 itarf!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-10-08
gfem 1llm, Wfinaeiota, 5reita9, ben g. Dft 1920,

8on Stem 1llm beteilisten ii6 nn<
ter anberen an Ser d3niammenfunft
in @earle8 S. $. Retlaff, $. $.
Tlor unb S.. q. S68 unb an iener
in @iiig Dr., 3. s, @tridler, nnb
u. g. Bood.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-10-08

@amtli6e I. 3. fiir ben &rtee erz
laI1enen @eiete tDeroen nod Dor
Mblauf bieieS MonatS onber &raft
oe1ebt merben-tn Stalten!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-10-08

Sin 8unoe8rt6ter nod Dem an
6eren bat an Dem 8oliteabgeiet et=
mas auS3uieben. Die lebte Soffz
nnn9!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-10-08
&pn Der @ttn1t9
oes @@nlrates
Seuriae S@ulumla9e 100000
pber um so Hrp5ent mebr alS
TN &prjabre. @rlebtgung
mebrerer laufenber @eiddfte+

Sn feiner Monta9abenb abeebalz
tenen reeelmdbt9en Monatspers
1ammlune bat ser @6ulrat bic beuz
riee @9ulunlaee, sic 3uiammen
NIT ben Steuern I'M Sabre 1921
eineeboben merben mirb,. nit $780,
600 feit9elebt, mas UNI so Yro3ent
mebr lit alS bic lebtidbrtge umlage,
>ie f6 ouf $4,000 belief.
Dieie aniebnlt6e Grb6bung 1T bic
s5ol9e Der nod immer beitebenben
Teueruns, bic ii6 aud bel ben @r<
baltungSfoiten ser @6ulen itarf
fublbar ma6t. GS mar Elm Nntra9
sefellt >porben, bic umlaee NIT
$65,OOO gu bemeilen, bod fano btez
fer Nntras fetne unterltiibun9 nno
ser S9ulrat bofft, BET gr0bter Spar=
famfeit nit Ben feit9eitellten 100000
SaS NnSlangen ftnoen 3u fDnnen.
Ser 9euti6unterrtcbt*
eupertntenoent Nrnolo @loor be-
ridtete, bab bon BEN 181 @6iilern
Der g., 7. nno 8. &laHe Der 6ffent=
ltden @6nlen Stem ulm8 "a am
Deutf9R1terrt6t teilnebmen, mdb<
renb 81 aufgrun6 i6riftlt6er ST.
fldrnng ibrer @ltern o6er 8ormiinz
Der bon ser Tetlnabme an bieiem
llnterrt6te entboben iinb.
Die @ertetluns ouf bic etn5elnen
&laKen lit folgenbe: 6. &laile, 81
Eeilnebmer, 10 entboben; 7. &laiie,
SO Teilnebmer, 10 befrett; 8. &laiie,
"a Teilnebmer, 43 entboben.
Bert4t bes S6atmetfers.
syn fetnem 8eri6te iiber Sic s3ett
bonn %. Suit bis l. Sftober bteleS
Sabres meiit @6abmetlter @ermann
s. Roabe @el elamtetnnabmen IN 90be
bon $15,002.81 na6, etni6lteblt9
bes 8orbeftanbeS bon $8,94O.62
am %. Suli unb Gepoiitenid)eine i'm
Nerte bon $4,000.
Die @elamtoussaben ma6ten
$l1. .32O.23 aus, etni6lieBlt6 Der
&ouflunme BON $500 fiir OoS >Sobn
e6opefabm @igertnm bel ser 2inz
eo!n G1ule, looob ii6 Der Sorbez
tanb am /. Sftober anf $3,682.58
be1tef.
6Dbere @ebdlter.
9ie @ebdlter ber 2ebrer unb Der
66uloiener in Stem lllm8 0ffentz
lt6en @9ulen itnb i'm loufenben
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-02
A Good Example.

Tildcn Hodges, nearly eight, Of
Ham SchooIhouse, Ark. has set an
example that could probably be fol-
lowed by older heads He has picked
a bale of cotton himself, having
picked 10 pounds in one day.
We take Of our hat to Tilden and
wish there were many more like him
His faith in the future and himself.
his courage in the face of obstacles,
is worthy of all praise. 1t is not for
him to worry about sinking mar
ket or diversified crops, His task
as he saw it was to gather that cot
ton and let the market take care or
itself He did gather the cotton, and
1t begins to look as though the mar
ket was really going to Justify his
splendid faith and right itself after
all.
There will be one blessing from
the present passing phase in cotton.
That blessing will be diversified
crops, For years this has been
preached to the planter, but the
words have fallen on deaf cars. Nor
Is this new thing. Sydney Lanier,
nearly so years ago, in one of his
most fascinating poems told of one
man who preached less cotton and
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-02
News of Memphit
10 Years AGO.
DEcEM 2, 1910.

The Hon, Harold Remington. for
merly referee in bankruptcy in Cleve-
land, now a prominent New York law
yer, win be the guest of honor AT a
banquet to be given at the Business
Mems club tonight by the Memphis
Credit Mems association.
The second day of the aviation meet
being held 1t the Tri- State fairgrounds
began today with a record crowd in
attendance. Machines were in excel
lent condition. as were the pilots. Yes
terday's flights under ideal weather
condi ions mas aroused the enthusiasm
Of the aviators and spectators
Historical Evidences of the Origin of
Freemasonry" will be the suDJect % -
lecture to be delivered tonight at the
Scottish Rite cathedral by Israel H.
Peres
quiet wedding was solemnized yes.
terday at the Christ church in Chicago.
The couple was Miss Nellie Fern Thorn
as, of Dyersburg, and MIR. John Little,
Jr., a former newspaper man Of this
city. They left Immediately after the
ceremony for an Eastern bridal trip,
Mrs. G. S. Poston and Miss Mary
p. Poston have returned home after
q three months stay in California.
Mr. and Mrs s. A. Fransioli the
latter formerly Miss Ethel Masino Of
Nicksburg, have returned from an East
ern bridal tour.
Rev. w. II. Hefley, ID. presiding
elder Of the Memphis district of the
Methodist church. mas announced his
lists of visitations FOR tnc coming
months. He will be at Lenox and Mis-
sissippi boulevard churches Dec. 4.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-02
Silk Crisis in japan.

SILK reelers and spinners in Japan
have suspended the production and
Keeling of silk from November 80 to
the middle of February in order to
maintain prices. Should the imperial
silk exchange request further sus-
pension it will be granted. This ac-
ton follows a general depression
which has existed for months. The
Yokohama silk exchange was forced
to close October 81 Wholesale deal
ers and exporters have agreed not to
handle the silk of any reeler who vio-
lates the present nonproduction
agreement, according to a special
cable.
This will be sad news to those con-
templating the purchase of another
silk shirt, II is also a fearful blow
to Japan. The silk industry is to
the Land of the Rising Sun what cot
ton is to the South. The rise or fall
of the market means prosperity or
perjury to thousands. These men and
women who have been working from
IA to l6 hours a day for a mere pit
lance will now starve unless govern
ment rice kitchens come to their aid
This winter. at least until the
mills resume, the cities of Kioto,
Toxic, Yokohama and Nagasaki will
be filled with misery Not even gov
eminent rice kitchens will he able to
care for all the INDECENT, This means
rapid growth of socialism, which
has been actively touted as a cure
for all ills.
1t is not SO many years ago that
the mikado was worshipcd as a god
This sentiment still exists among the
older generation. The younger gem
GRAFTON, brought up ON Spencer.
Schopenhauer and Karl Marx, are
disposed to deny all divinity What
they Will do under the influence OF
the hard times before them is on the
knees Of the gods Far reaching
changes may he in tho making in the
Chrysanthemum kingdom
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-02
Who Won the Peace?

The allies won the war. but has
Germany won the peace? Many
thoughtful minds are asking that
question in view of daily develop
ments. During the war there was
never moment of doubt that vic
tory would be won. but fear was often
expressed that the allies might lose
the peace What is the outlook?
Today we find the so-called league
of nations wrangling over meum and
tuum while Dernberg openly defies
the world. Germany is seething
with hatred and every possible OBJ
stacle is being thrown into the way
of the collection of the various war
repatriations demanded by the peace
terms.
Hungary and Bavaria are demand
ing kings and only reactionaries are
candidates. In Greece one of the
greatest statesman of modern days
has been defeated for office and the
chances are that Constantine will be
returned to the throne. Constantine
brother in law of the kaiser, who did
all in his power to aid the cause OF
Germany and hamper the allies
With this possibility Acheillion, in
Corfu, just off the coast of Greece,
one of the SO palaces of the kaiser
is being refitted for the paladin OF
Potsdam. Once there he can in
trigue for restoration and for another
try at world power. to his hearts
content.
During the war Sweden and Hol-
land were the servile tools of Ger
many. They are still playing the
game. There is much discussion of
Englands six votes in the league Of
nations, but no mention has been
made of these rubber stamp nations
that register Germany's will in the
league. They are now working tooth
and toenail for the admission of
Deutschland. II Germania is admit
ted entrance can not be refused to
Bulgaria and Hungary. Austria was
voted in Wednesday. This will give
the aforetime central powers six
votes that they will absolutely con-
troll, with the possibility of Norway
acting with them. Why should Ger
many go to war to rule the world
when she can get into the league and
rule 1t by her bloc of votes?