davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-13

Der Sabre8tag ser erlten 9dladt
bon Stem lllm >pdbrenb bes Sn=
otanerausbrudS, nitro audi Oteles
Sabr feitlt6 began9en >perber, lpenn
aud 1tbt tn 10 9robem abitabe
lpie bos btsber beS Sefteren Der SAT-
mar. 9tott et1les Htdntds bas oen
QarEen Sag anbaucrt, miro Ote1es
[}obr MIR ein Nbcnb &onSert I'M
Iurner Yarf ltattitnoen NIT San5
ais 9}ebenpereniieun9 fiir ooS junge
Nolf III oer Solle lelb1t.
Der @nti6lub Bic Teier auf eil1
&onsert Su bel ei6rdnfen muroe IN ber
leeten 9ibuns bes 8ou5u96auSz
lo5ulies ser S1lnior Htoniere gefabt.
Oo oer Gag Ser eriten 56la6t
(19. Nugu1t) auf etnen 9Sobentag
fdut, lproh man 5uerlt oapon ei1l
pirflidbes NolfSfeit fiir Counting,
%. 9llguit 81 peranltalten. W}on
faub ieop1 aus, bab eine gan5e
9(nsohl ser Su1tor Yio11iere an oiez
fem Gage niht tn ser 5toot etn
miiroe 1lnb bc5balb etnigte man llh
ouf ei,1en &onSertz s(beno llno Slpor
fit ndhiten Oonnerstagobeno.
Mn Ser Mrbeit.
Iag Gonnttee lit bereitS on Der
9(rbeit unb es mirb nt6ts unterz
lollen nerbel u1n ollen gdlten unO
bouptlQhlih Ben alten Yionieren
eineu onoenebn1en 9(be1o Sn beretten.
Die Iutla6e alfeill bab Ste 9ofz
1nei1ter &apelle Sic O}ulif liefert 1T
Gora11tie senus, bob e8 fth lobner
miro bem &on5ert bet5ulpob1len.
@riinben neuen Nerbanb.
Gire Bemeglln9 tit I'M Sang oie
5Dhne uno J06ter ber Suntor
Sioneers in cine Eeret1ltgung gu
iomn1en3ubringen unb Ste 9lusitdten
lt11b bic bonfbor be ten, 0aE OieS be-
>perffi iiAssiltgt nitro. 0ie itsnse:1 9eu=
te mcrben li{b N}o11ta9abeno I'M
fletr1e11 Saal ber Iurnballe 5uianl=
1nenfinben um ltd) su organltren.
@in Gonlitee lit bereitS an ser Nrz
belt alle auSft1lbtg 81 MAIDEN btf
btelem Yerbano angeb0ren f0nnen,
UNI tie etn3ulooen; aber e8 lit let6t
mDelth, bob oteier oOer iener iiberz
ieben nitro. 0tes gel6tebt gemtb
ni6t abli6tlid unb jebe 5o6ter
l1no ieoer Sobn ei11es Suntor Ytoz
neers ser lih bieiem neuen Serbono
onihlieben n0d)te, ob lpectell ein9e=
laben ooer 1iht, iollte ntdt per|du=
men, l}ontogabe11O nab Der 5nr11z
baue 81 fon1men. 9fur lol6e Ste
lpentg items Is Sabre alt itno, f0n=
nen bieiem su 9runoenoen Ser6ono
a11uehDren.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-13
9Spr 73 eSabren.

Der Neooftion Ser nHoit" 9ins
bteier Sage etn Gremplar Der 2etp=
3iaer vSuul ltrterten s3ettun9" bonn
"a. Suit 1S47 BON einem Treunoe
unleres 8latte8 in Deuti i6lanb 5u,
Die Summer erl6ien tn etner 3ett,
ba Oeut16lonb, mie beute, BON elmer
Sungersnot beorobt mar, uno elmer
ser 2ettarttfel befabt it6 NIT Der
1dmtert9en Gage. Inter Ser ueberz
idrtft uDie 9}otb uno Sic Nbbiilfe"
fiibrt bQS 8latt ben au6 beute IN
etlpas onoerer Torm lpteoer aufgez
tau6ten @eoanfen aus, oab unter
llmltdnben bte 91e9terun9en bere6z
ttgt 1inb, ubie ge1ammten Getretoez
porrQtbe etneS 2anbe8 IN Bel6lag
5u nebmen unb etnen 5mangsmetlen
Yerfauf su belttmmten angemelienen
Bretlen III anltalten." 9lnf grunb
beS be eitebenoen He6teS ieten 1elbitz
per1 1tdnolt6 bie 8eliber oeS 9etretoeS
in pollem Meabe 5u entl6do gen.
Oes >peiteren fibrt Ser Nrttfel
aus, bab ubieieS gfotbiabr beutlt6er
ais iemals Sic 9}otmenotgfett etne8
etntgen .Oentl l6lanb berau89eitell
babe. @benfall8 etn 6arafteriittz
i6er 3us, ser ii6 unter BEN beutt9en
mieberbolt, auf nnO BEN
oon oeutl l6en Tiibrern tmmer uno
Immer aufmerflam gema6t mtrb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-13
25 Sabre Getitlid d1er.

S,cp. Glnil Gj. 0rit bon s2elltnez
ton, sO't11n,, fonnte oin pereon0e11e11
So11n1toQ in leiner Yforrfirdlc t1l
&clltngto1l til @csennart letner
z rcinrcmttolicber ullb ctner GRO
be1l Mnsobl Nermonbte ul1o Urenn>e
lci11 25jdbrigcs Subildum ais Getltz
lther bcecben. Nrof. q. g. Nderz
inon1l BON bier leitete >ie Ueter 11lo
bieIt sic Yrerigt. sGep. Vrte tit ct11
stbit1lrient res bieiisen Gr. N}orttn
@utbcr GolIc0c u1lo trttclt 1elne
Srbinotion tin l1lthc1iifen SeIntnor
IN gNoumotcia, 9Nta. SIC Ucltz
tcilncb11cr pon 9{en lll,n begotr1
lido IN elf Slutos noh Welltngton,
mQtrc11b aus Eonc, Oti1ln., srel
9(utos noh NclIireton fubren.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-13
6 naben ih>per perlett.

2outs unb @boie @6u9el, G0bne
BON Sobn @6ugel BON Gottonmooo
Townlbtp, lno 2lopo Soebler aus
O}onfato purben am Sonntagnadz
mtttae betm 9luftreffen oul etne
{anbtee 5telle in Oer 2onbltraBe BON
ibrem Neotor5metrao eemorf en-.
Qouts 96ueel un0 Slopo Soebler
trueen 16mere Serlet1n9er Oaoo1l
md6reno ser iiinger> @oote 9anS n11z
periebrt boponfonn. &ur5 no6ber
fam Serr q. q. S6lumpber9er al
sic lnglidS1telle uno bob bte Serz
lebten in ietn sluto uno bra6te 1te
mad ser @tab1, no ite I'M 9olpttal
Nrfnabme fanben. Oort beftnoen fte
{id6 iekt auf bem @e9e ser 8elierln9.
DaS l1nelnd ereisnete ii9 am @onn<
sesen 2 (lbr 80 g{tn.,
IN II ser g5dbe ser Mekeni6en Sarm
5iibltb bonn &ottonmoob.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-13
cSabn sscier i'm Wafs 6ain.

Die idbrlide Sabn Teier Ste Ser
Stem lllmer Iurnperein unb Der
Iurner 6rauenperetn pera1ltolten,
fiel bteies Sabr auf Son1ltae, ben
s. 9(1lgult unO m1rOe TN Sobn
Wtocf 5atn im nobe9elegenel1 Iomn
W}tliorD obgeboltcn. Die Setetlt=
o11no mar cinc lebr rege uno Nlt
uno Sung omiiiierte ltN etnfo6
fDltlih. Inter Commando BON
Il1rnlehrer 9enrp 0acberle muroen
Morlhz uno Treiiibungen oufgez
fiibrt uno audi 1an5l6rttte peri u6t.
Die iiineeren periu6ten es NIT einem
Ball1piel bas Sumeilen bD6lt onf=
regenb murbe. Dfuitf gab'S audi.
Oas Wetter mar ibcol unO eS fonnte
ia niht ausbletben, oab itd) ieoerz
mann leines OaletnS freute. Der
Yidnid Hlob lit ni6t 5u iibertre fen.
Die meiiten Ytdntder batten Oieien
tbnllt16en Ylat, trot oer Iatla6e
oob oerlelbc faum 3 Meilen bon Ser
5tabt entfernt lte9t, nod nie eez
leben uno lporen lelbltper ltdnOlt6
eritaunt oorlber. Gr lit mtrflt6
merit gu ieben. Die tiefen 56lu6z
ten bei1neln an unb bic oielen, eroben
8Qume liefern eeniigenO 96atten,
iooob mani Sic 9tbe Ser @onne ni6t
10 let6t merit. 5ogor Sic Nlten
feblten nt6t unb Die murben befrdn3t.
8is na6 7 llbr oouerte oie Teitlidz
felt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-13
Mem lllm Mlimneoa yreita9, 13. Ang 1920.
WiiNipnsfeit,

1te en. 6rteGersftr6en bon Seem
ul.n unn G1iig lrerben ain fDnn1el1z
ben Gonnto9 TIT jQbrlldes Nftlltonsz
ie1t begeten. gelonberer G)ottes=
btenit fincet am N}prGen 1,In 10
llbr i11 Ger bteligen Stride It 1T,
eGenfalls ai1l Nbe1lo lt'n 8 llbr. Sn
Gl}i9 beQt11nt ser Gpttesltenlt nod=
n1ittaos hin 2 lbr. 1te Vrebi9ter1
1rerhen 9ebolten bon Nep. q. M}nede,
Goftor ser Ibeolo9te, BON QNelco're,
Mlinn. S{n ser bleii9en Stride mlro
ser Gbor etne slnSobl pole1lre 2te=
oer 51ir' Gortrog brtnsen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-13
3mei Siege Der Wem lllmer.

Sn ben tci>.e1l lettcr bier ol9cbol=
tcrcn SolcEollz Gptclen blteb cos
9icm llli11er Seam Ste9er. N'n
lettcn M}ittmod) rurte Sronbce nit
ether Nunftsohl bon 6 81 0 0eldloz
9cn, uro oin Son1tog 9emonn 9}cm
Tim init 2 III / oesen Notrfor.
9(.u fo;1t.1entcn Son1to9 >rirO
Voirircnt o1tt Gem ticligen 0oir=
plote etsen Stem lllTn ipicle1', llno
oin Ionnerstog lucrcn Sic >fcn
lllsner III Shofopec, ND tie
tire NrQite nit Benz bprti9en Stub
1oten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-13

FuyuC uIl httt hutN -uttlleRu w
fiihrt merhcu, ia9t &auftquar=
tier Scr 9tpnpartiians.
Goo ltootltd1c 0ouptQuortier >er
9iorportilon 2igo bon W}tnrelpto
tiinbiete bieler Sage on bob ".
6errif Gbtpiteob, Captain George
$. M}ollon unb 1bonoS 9. Guilt
ban micberum ais Go11niootcn ser
NAsnporttion Yieo unb Der Holitilhen
T1trbettcrportci bon 9)ii111tloto oufz
tretcn meroen. sic rerben Itd
burh lSetitionen oufitellen loilen
u11o ais unobbdn9tec Sono1ooten
lo11fen., &c 9to,ncn Ccr BRET &on=
bthaten ltno ben |cicrn BON Der Npr=
- inobl ber ncfonllt, Serr Sb1plteo6
I ltcf ais @ouncr1lcl1refonOloot, 0crr
O}ollon fir SIC &iscSouuerntur'do1t
unb Scrr Suntnon iiir cen Folten
ais Gcnerolonmolt. George I.
Gieocl, ser III rcr Eri:rdrwofI letz
nen C'c4ner lhlrn mirb 1clbltperz
1tQ11blid> ais Gonotbot ilr oos Nint
ais Sbcrrid)ter lolliel1. Gbcnlo te@
] ftncell Ijch 1lotitrlid} 0ud) r1c 'le9=
reichcn Goncicotcn in rcn Non0reb=
1,11b @coisloturtc;irfen ais geMcrEcr
IN Ser &otnpoa1c.
91ph uict,t surildoesracn.
Eisber bobcn tic int Nrijhjahr ollt
bem Jtcfet Scr Nor1l;trz elterpor=
tel oufeelte lltc1l &onrtbotcN ltd) not}
1ltht bercit crflQrt, tire 9}oncn non
Ser |titc Surild9Sr5tetcn. Gs ntro
jero6 tn SorptQNort1cr Der El9o
erlportct, SAT- tics por bc:'l &ohiz
tooc oeld1chcn miro, Do rr'hoNlld'
onocupnln1en nerbcn faltll, nob cle
betrcfienreu Nerrcn be0bNd)t1Ae1t
burd) sic 3crlplitter1}n0 ocr SttIn=
men sur Nie>crmohl ctncs Nertrcz
terS Der oltcn Eortetcn btlSNtrogen.
5 GS miro ols cin 4liidltdcr l3ua
onocleten, oob fir bic S1olptmobl
t,1lr brei Nonribotcu fiir tic Sool}ptz
3tootsNnltcr olsf9cltcllt Mlrcc1L Do
cs boOurt) ocn ySdblerll cr'1ogttd)f
2Srn, ibre biahcriee Nortcioneez
bDriefeit beisubcholtc1L 1nben1 tic
ibre Stiinmc fit 9}epu bltfoncr pcer
Gen,pfrotcu IN ocn iibrt9en 9eMterl1
aboeb cu fDrnc,1. 2luf oiclc SSelNe
farm ibncn tin 110hltcn Sabre bet Der
Irti1,drmohl llienonr ctmos o1l=
hobcn, ren1l tic iid> ais Ici1ofroten
obcr NepAblifoncr o1sgcben uno
oen1el1tlprehcnp l;rn:ncll. yer Vt
oo mirh o1:; rielc Meilc oud' g. ltotz
tet, ols vporteilps" 1ortSnbeltebel,
p0breno BET 9l1'fltcllune ct1'es pollen
9Nohl,cttcls lie lid oc}mun9t1l Nebc1
,piiroc, ei1le 1le1,e Eortet ST balpen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-13
@ieber int @eidaft.

TonD @enle, ber Dor ettpaS 1nebr
ais einem balben Sabr ietne @trtz
16aft an Ser n0rblt6en O}tnn: fotaz
itrabe nebsn Dem Htoneer Drug
@tore nerfaufte un6 it6 aus bem1
@el6dft 3nritd5og, bat am 0etttz
mod nergan9ener Wo6e bte Iraz
pelers' Gr6an9e" bon Sobn S6neiz
ser 9efaltft.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-13
Wi9tiae &eria mslung,

Gon tntere0terter Sette >ptrO nod
mails auf Sic an nd6iten Montag=
na6ntttag 2 llbr IN ser Iurnballe
oabter ltattftnoenbe Serlammlung
bon Tarmern OeS Minnelotatale8
aufmerfl lam 9ema6t, 9luf ben1
Brosramm itebt Ste Or9ant lterung
aller int 6lubeebiet an dllteen Tar=
mer unO @runobeltber, UNI auf otele
@etle ein Neittel fir bic ipirflame
8efdmpfung ser idbrli6en ueberz
i6memmun9en I'M Tlubtale NIT
ibren perbeerenoen g8irfun9en in
Sic Sanb 81 befommen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-13
q utudlt W}neuer
1T SDnlbeb0roc
y}adjfplaer BON Or. g. 9. ySeiier;
Der neulid) refignterte, ppn Witt
olieDern ge>pdblt, Guuntpon=
malt %: 3. Gcfitctn miro Nprz
ppr litenoer Der 8ebDrDe. Wcni=
aer Sansc jiir Sduler i'm fpm=
menDen Sduljah

>Sl1 Der lebtcn rcgel11ubt9cl Wtoz
notslibllng Set 9fem Timer S0ulbe=
bDrOe murDs Soerr 9lnpo 2lllreo Us
W}ueller sum- 9}ohfolser oes Ser Il
Nr 8. 8. gHeiler oemdblt, Ser nell=
lid) ais D}itglieo reltgnter c. 1te
gHobl erfol9tc nltinlrni9, uno 5mor
uuf Woridlog bon Serr1 Or. S. >.
Nooc(. <}11 Ser Dor einem N}onot
oboebolte1len S6ulmabl mllroe 9err
8. q. DDS ais Ofit9 ieb ccS S6ul=
rats oe>pdblt. ST bielt es ieood)
fir oas Belte, bic Wabl nt6t on5ll=
neh1ne11, 1lno 10 murbe Sic gSabl
ei11es neuen OfttgliebS ourb ben
Shu(rot ielbl It notmcnOtg.
Gditctn Hrd1ioent.
Goul1tpanmolt 9N. :. Gdltet1l,
ser I'M pcreangenen Sabre Sulomz
men nit oerrn Or. s. $. Sogel
gum M}ttglicb oeS Sdulrats &C.
mdblt murbe, muroe Sum YrQiioenz
ten ser EebDrbc gepdblt. Die iibrt=
gen Seamten fir bas neue Sab1
itno: Sobn Senle, Slerf lno Ser
man 9loobc, Shabmeiiter. Oae
5aldr oes Glerfs mlrbe auf $500
oas Sabr feitgelebt l1no oas oee
56otnetlterS auf 500. Der lek=
tere itebt unter elmer 8iir9ltaft BON
$4,000.
Som Yrdiibenten puroen Ste
folgenoen 9lusidubn1ttglteoer er=
nannt: Gprrdte-Sobn 9enle lno
9uf. gS. O}ueller; 2ebrfrdfte-Or.
s. s.. Sogel uno Or. 6. q. 9inb;
5hulbu6er unb 2ebrplan S.
s.. 8oQel uno 9erman Toobe.
Die Gitt5en5 5tate Sonf muroe
uteoer ais Oepoittenbanf ser 96ulz
oel0er beittmn1t, unO oa5 nSropn
Gountp Sournol" ais offt5telleS Or
oQn fit 0os laufenOe Sabr.
@eni9er Sdn5e.
gHQbreno ser Stbung fam au6
Sic 5pro6e ouf sic in BEN lebtel1
Sabren tmmer lddrfer berDortrete11z
Sc Ienben3, Sen Sdiilern bte Nbbalz
tlng bon IdnSen un0 anoeren ge=
ienl6of oftlt6en llnterbaltunger 5u gez
ltotten. GS mar Sic iibermtegenoe
Nnit9t ser Sbulratsmttglteoer, oaB
TN fon1ne1lhen Sduljobr ZEN Sdii=
lcr11 uno Ghileri1lnen me1rt9er &C.
legenbeit 9egcben >rerben lol, IN Der
Sodlhule berartige Geranltoltl11lz
gen 81 eeben 9l1h Sen Ditt9lteber1l
ser 8aSfe tballz &lntS lDlle1l Ste Tretz
betten etmas beldrttten meroen, ba
Ton1t @efabr porlteet, nab lte tire
@6ularbeiten pernadldlit9en. 9}o6
56lub ser S6ule of TIM 11euen
Sabre aud haS @ebdube nt6t mebr
oiien 5letben. @S bat li6 ndmltd
berausseitent, oab I'M per9an9enen
Sabre sic S3eit ntdt, mte beablidtt9t,
gum Stuhtum ser Nufgaben fir ben
nd6lten Sag benutt muroe, ionoern
bab sic @6iiler unb @6iilertnnen
btele s3ett grobentetls Der G>efrea=
tton mtbmeten.
SRI. Softer, sic @dulpfleeertn,
ipuroe beauftrast, etnen 3enlilS Ser
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-13

@6ulju9eno auf5unebmen. 6rau
@mmp Steinbauier purbe ais 8tbz
ltotbefartn an Ser 9o616ule enb=
giilttg angeltelIt. Nu6 tnnrbe be-
i6lonen, etn Snpentar beS 96ul=
be itteS auf3nnebmen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-13
Npnsert am Safe SeHerip1.

Iic 0of lterfopellc mlrc lieb
a. Gonntoa noh 2ofe SeIIer1on
beecbe1l lro i'm |ollfc res 9{oda;tt=
tags ein ;mei ltiinbiges &on5ert po11
thr perollitoltet mcrHen ,rlrb. Aoa
arrangement >nnroc pp1l Serrn 9orz
Gee0er, ocil1 2eiter ces bortigen Nl1d,z
uno Eobcplotes, Qetrol{en. s te
Mtttolierer Der &opclle geoenten oud)
oe:n 0ilthfport 81 tulrioen, rnH boz
ben oofilr tcreits Sic n0ttgen Vprtez
reitungel! eetroiIen. s te &ope('e
miro rchtseitt9 iiir oos 9ibenEfo1'z
scrt TN Eorf III 9fem ((lr sI.rild
lcil1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-13
&pblenanfnbr in 9ulutb.

Non Duluth tpirb gemelbet, bab
BORT ndbrenb Ser 9egenmdrttgen
@at1on 1,707 ,681 Ionnen Wet6<
fob1en unb 631 ,452 t5artfoblen auf
Dem Maller1peee angefommen iinb.
SIN Monat Suit betrugen Die CUNT
men 1851 Wet6foblen nnh $780,
382 Tonnen 5ortfoblen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-13
&enDlferung tpddit.
SEEM 11lms @eelen5abl betrug I'M
cSanuar 6,745, eine 3unabme
MN 10 4 Nrn2enf

Som .3enlusamt IN @aibin9ton
purbe oteler Sage baS Nel lultat Ser
bier I'M Sanuar bteles Sabres abz
9ebaltenen 8olfs5dblung befanntz
oeoeben. Denna6 betrd9t Ste ,3abl
ser Bemobner IN Der @tabt 6745,
ODER 1914 Yro5ent mebr ais i'm
Sabre 1910,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-13

6rau Grnit 9oebne uno God
ter f5ran Gbas. Nanl6fe balten 1t6
mebrere @o6en BET Dale 9arrtS
nn6 5rau in @befftelo, Sa., gu
Beiu6 auf.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-13

= 9luguit Summel It Oonz
ner8ta9abenb bon Mtnneapolis 5uz
riidgefebrt no er it6 5>pei Sage lang
@ei6dftebal auf9ebalten bate.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-13
;3nr @ri11nernng at
oen S}noianerfamp

&pn5ert ser t0pfm meifertapellc am
9pnnerstag, 19. 9luguif, i'm
SnrnerpGrt. SDrberettun9sz
ausid,uk tiid)tt9 an oer Mrbeit,
SDbne unO SDhter Der Sung
pipniere mpllen neuen 8erbanb
ariin0en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-13

s. q. 3iebartb aus @ob0en
ma6te fiir3li6 NIT feiner Gamilie
bier in ser @tabt einen 8e1n6.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-13
fylmg6euge fiir
sic County 6atr

Sntereiiantes &eraniigunssprDz
erotnm oufecitelt fiir Die Satr=
tage. @rpRes Jenermert an
SEN beioen Qlbenben, Stenstag
unD Mtttmpc,. GauDepilleafte
in 9rpker Mn5abl.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-13
Srete1t 1T &agnc
als unabban9tge

@enrif ShipEcab, CAPTAIN George
s.. Maanpn unb Shpmos ..
Suliuon lauten als &crtreter
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LOBBYISTS ARE
ALSO Mt.ROtS

$50 arm |" she EiEgied.
But the reporters are not as nn-
merous as the lobbyists. There arr
women here claiming TO be working
for everything from presidential can
didates and the league Of nations 10
daIryrnens associations
Some Of them are doing recognized
and effective work. and have made
themselves factors 20 be reckoned
with but Il Is impossible 10 account
for others They sit around head
quarters. waiting for somebody. they
show up mysteriously wherever there
Is a crowd. and fade away as rrys-
teriousiy. they talk about anything
and everything except the thing they
finally tell you they represent
when you pin them down 20 a state
ment OF why they are a, the con-
vention. Anything like a ecnfifcn-
tiai chat usually ends in an inquiry
whether you know how they could
get into the hall for "a little while.
In short: 10 looks 20 me as "
women have appropriated another Of
the ancient rights % rncn--the right
to hang around a convention just for
the fun OF the thing. and most any
excuse will do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-25

NEW YORK. June 25.--Eariiest
possfble ratification OF the German
peace treaty. after elimination Of
Article 10 and adherence to the
league OF nations. as the platform
upon which the republican party
should stand in the presidential cam
palgn. was urged by Herbert Hoover
In a statement published oY the
New York Evening Post today.
Hoover advocated the league as "A
product Of the liberal class OF The
world" declaring that in such an
orranlzation there was no place for
any threat OF military force such as
IL implied in the prestn Article 10.
Hoover urged the republican party
20 take definite stand for ratificar
ton Of the treaty without Article
10. IN order TO force the democrats
party into the position Of defending
n practical military alliance-upon
which their safety devices only fur
Their endanger the real value OF the
league
Article 10. which Hoover would
eliminate. states that members Of the
league will undertake 10 preserve the
territorial integrity OF member ma
tons.
Hoover said there was nothing in
the phraseology OF Article 10 con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-25
Hoover Says Treaty
Should Be Ratified

~tituting a binding obligation. but de
elared there Is an implication that
a part has generally come 20 be re
gnrded as constituting a strong
moral responsibility lie said the
real cause OF dissension regarding the
league OF nations was whether the
United States should commit itself
TO guarantee the territorial integrity
of foreign states and to USE It's mill
tary resources 20 carry out the
leagues decisions
This. he said. was IN. fundamental
question around which the forth
coming election would be fought
The essential things about the
league covenant that comments IL
to me-" he said. are. first It's rec
ognitjon tina, wars have their
springs chiefly in Misunderstanding
and It's provision for an organization
designed to minimize occasions for
distrust by continuous common coun-
sci. and. second. its creation OF faciii-
ties for converRing upon any contro-
versy wide publicity and the force
Of the public opinion OF the world
The desirability OF organizing these
activities by international coopera.
ton Is supported BY both our po-
liucal parties
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-25
Flowers and Fruit
to Cheer Bourbons

SAN FRANCISCO. June 25.-Cali.
fornia flowers and California fruit
for democratic convention visitors
win be one form OF hospitality ex.
tended by the women folk Of the
state. according TO the announcement
Of Mrs. Charles l.. Donohue. oak
land. past president Of the. women's
state Democratic club. and delegate
at-large to the convention.
Plans for tho distribution OF flow.
ers 10 all visiting delegates at the ex.
position auditorium. when the con.
vention opens next Monday morning.
were discussed by local democratic
hostesses today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-25
Rush of Delegates
Is Nearing Peak

SAN FRANCISCO. June 25.-The
influx OF delegates and visitors 10 the
national democratic convention will
reach its peak tomorrow. and trains
bearing 5000 convention bound trav.
elers will arrive here before midnight
saturday
Tho Illinois delegation. which ar.
rived late last night. was the first
complete state outfit here. The I'M
noisans were closely followed By the
! Florida delegation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-25
What MEN
ON farms
Are after
Program Rejected by Re.
pubIicans Will Be Pre-
Sented to Democrats

SAN FRANCISCO. June Is
George y Hampton. Managing III.
rector Of tho Farmers National
Council. is in San Francisco TO tell
tho democrats wha, 80. 900 American
IA rmers want.
Their program. practically reject.
81 at Chicago. Is constructive. but
radical enough 20 have won the en-.
nifty Of the $4,000 men whom Hamp.
ton says "coatrol one-third Of the
wealth Of the United States"
Their plans consist OF five main
planks. and any party that wants
the support OF the great farmeru' or.
CARNATIONS banded under the coun-
cira head must nail them on its
fiafsotr,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-25
AMERICAN FARMERS
PLATFORM DEMANDS

Herr are tho American farmers'
demands which 70. says Hampton.
along with the farmers vote.
.. Government s~nesship Of railways
ard nserehsnt msrsar.
2. Ceatrei es the packers thru such
isrtsistiea ss the ksay.n- And~~~ea bill
laying special ssr~~s the keat section
which provides . ses~atifis development
81 . rev MARKETING system.
q Adequate ard cheap rr~dits thru the
broadening ~ the farm loan tanks.
q Liquidation sf the war debt by tar
alton 81 p~ssil~xe instead of industry.
5. The continuance ~ the federal trade
eemmi-s.su- which hs. t~~a sf the grvsi-
go help 10 the people IN their fight
against the high cs~s Of living. the psrk-
~rs' deminatsca Of feed and other mat
,ers.
The farmers OF the United States
are Ear from satisfied with the repub-
lican platform" said Hampton. I'm
fact we are inclined to f,e very crit
icai % rs attitude toward producers"
Hampton concludes that private
ownership Of transportation won't
work Its present inefncicncy IL a
blow 20 agriculture a. well as manu-
featuring. while the farmers face an
increase OF 30 per cent In freight
rates.
Hampton charges tina; farmers arc
having trouble in getting adequate
credits. and are paying a heavy toll
20 the money lenders. over six bill.
lion dollars in mortgages on farms
az average rates OF : per cent testify
70 this burden carried by the pro.
ducer-.
The people DO not realize" said
Hampton. speaking Of the war debt
that American oorporations made
$50. 900. 900 900 net profits above taxes
since We entered the war. and that
our total national debt IL over $40.
600 600. 600 We farmers want the
highest rate OF taxation levied on 90
taies and incomes. war and excess
profits and also upon land specula-
lively held until the war debt has
been paid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-25
WORKS FOR FARMERS
AND UNION LABOR"

THE national council has always
worked for measures Of common in.
ierest between the farmer and union
labor. and has thereby incurred tho
enmity of those who would like 10
keep farmers and workers fighting. A"
Hampton IL keeniy interested In
helping elect William Kent 20 the
senate from California. lie calls
Kent "the best friend the farmer
ever had In Warrington"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-25
/" Perfectly Lovely"
Time for the Girls

gate or an aiternate- DO you
think"
I'm Just a reporter I managed
to insert If you could tell me"
She caugh, my shoulders and