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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-22
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Clues periiden Gidters MnFdj ten nber 2eben nn6 Mfeniden.

| onoererieits lit sic a0it1idfeit oes
3uders nidt oltf Dos 8uderrobr 5lt.
rid5ufiibren, ior1oern auf feline eige.
tie @or5iiglidfeit. Ser 8eiie lit 1pie
6es Mpotbefers 2aoe, i9peiglaln,
aber bom @irfiarnfeit. Mber ser
nnmiilen6e lit mie Sic Grommel 0es
5ol0aten, tntet1 bobl n1o ei1 leerer
51nGber. - Gin Stuoert obne Ss5l,.
tereiie lift Elm @erliebter obne @clo.
Gin 8anoerer obne &ul1oa lit. Gin
8ogel obne Sliigel. Gin Sbeoretifer
obne 8raris lit ein @alrm ob11e
Sru6t. un6 elm @iferer obue Wii-
fen lit eit1 @aus obne Sir. - 9rei
9inge f0nnen obne orei 9iuge nibt
beiteben: @oblitan6 ob11e @an0el,
@iiieni6aft obne 9isfuiiion uno EN-
Staat ob1ne Staats5ltd)t. - @er nit
59le6ten berfebrt, Ser miro, tpelrll
au6 lire Mrt ol1f i'm feline ginmir-
flung bat> 0o9 ibres @ertes beid1tl-
6igt meroen, gerabe 10 uie elmer, Der
in oie Sdenfe gebt, I'M 5u betelr,
ii9erlid 6es @eintrinfens ber6ad)tig
miro. - Gin gl&tber3iger 8ettler lit
better alS Elm bartber5iger &0-
mig.
gebr gering a6tet saa6i oas
@el6. u8mei Mrten Me1iden q,1a.
len it6 nnrionlt un0 miiben ii6 ber,
bens: uer @e1o iammelt un6 es nidt
ber5ebrt, nn6 tper @iiien ertparb
un6 es nibt artpen6et. - 9as Colo
fommt aus 6em @9oBe Ser Gr6e,
in6em mat cs ausgrdbt, un6 aus
ser &ano 6es @ei5igen erit, pen1t
man lie eingrdbt. - 9as @elo lit
fir 6ie 8equemlidfeit 6es 2ebens
oa, nn6 ni6t 6as 2eben fir 6as 3lt,
iammenbrtngen 6es @eloes. ginen
@eiien fragte i6: mer lit gliidlid
un6 tper lift 11ngliidlib? st anttpor.
tete: @liidli9 lit, tper ber5ebrt u1t6
erpirbt, ungliidli6 6er> Der f%naufert
un6 itirbt."
@om @iiien iagt ser @eiie: user
@iiien er1pirbt un6 nibt an5ltlpenz
oen peritebt, lit lpie ser, Ger bas
6elo pfliigt un6 ntdt beiat. Stir
sen. l1npiiienoen gibt es nidt @eiies
res als 56meigen; aber pe1n er
iid nod oieier @egel ridtete, 70 pare
er freili6 fem unpiiienoer mebr."
Son 5reltn6 f1no 5eino beibt es:
~Sieb gu, oaB NIT oem 6rennoe>
Sen 9u gebegt balt cine gan5e Sc,
bens5eit, Di9 nidt ein M%ugcnblif
ent5tpeit. -5tebit gu 5miidcn 5:Dei
Jcinoen, 10 ipri0 alir iolde 8orte,
baB 9u, tpent1 lie eli Jreunoen trer'
ben, 11i6t beldamt oai.ebit. - Wenn
9ein Gein6 ont gn6e aQer ieiner
Ma,1fe lit, 10 flirrt er init Der Settle
Ser Greunoibaft. @elingt es tim,
Tie Sir an511lege,l, 10 int er Sir ol5
6rcu1o, mas er Cir alS Seine MIR
ar1tun fonntc."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-22

&nigges ulmgang nit Meni6el1"
oieier &atgeber fir Sen geleaihaftlt-
hen @erfebr aus ser 8eit Des en-
6en6en &ofofo, lit fir 9eutide
}pridm0rt1i6 %geporDel1; aber aab
anoere 8olfer baben iolcbe 8eroter
lit alien 2%ebenslagen, uno 5Dar tie
fere, groBartigere als 6as etmas
oberfla6li9e 8ud &rigges. 8ob1
oas nibtiglte un6 beriibmtelte Werf
oieler Mrt lit 6os 8. 8ub 6es Gull
lta11, 6es 8lumet1= ooer Soiengarter1S
bon Sem groBten periii6en 9idter
5aa6i.
@aaoi, ser berporragenoite perii<
Idle 9i6ter, bat in ieinem u@nli<
itan" cine @eibe bon Mpborisn1e1
lit 8ers uno Broia bereinigt, bie
meiie @oti9lage entbalten uno nit
Mnsnabme Ser groBen &eligionsbit=
der, pie Ser 8ibel 1ino oes &oran,
oas befal1ntelt tie uno am meiiten 81
tierte geiltige @%r5eltgnis aner Site
rat1tren 6es Srients iin0. Sic 5eid'
men ii6 onr9 ginfa9beit aus, iino
ober 10 treffli6 geforn1t, oab iie ii@
oem @e6d6tnis nntpiafurli6 einpra-
gen nno oaour9 @emeingut 6eS gan=
5e,1 periiiden &olfes muroe.1. Sci
gaaoi fi11bet Ser Berier fir ieoe
2ebenslaqe, III sic ser Menih gela11=
gen far,1, einen raiierloen ,sab ODER
8ers, lrno 10 lit Ser Dibter 6urd
oieies u9dabtGitlein 6es guten
gfats" gum pabren 8obltater iei1eS
8olfes getporben. Ni6t MIR I'M Be-
ben 6es ein5elrell, ion0ern au6 in
ser @olitif baben 6ie @eididten oeS
@uliitan iesensrei9 gepirft, nno
man9er ser periiiden @emaltberr=
id)er bat iib 0ur6 ein 8ort Saaois,
oas inn redten Mugenblid 5itiert
tpuroe, 6abo,t abbalten laiien, cine
grobe nngeredtigfeit 5l1 begeben. ST.
rrige auh fir uns beber5igenstperte
Yro6en aus 6tei em periiiden num-
gang NIT @enIden" ieien bier a11gez
fiibrt.
v9as eoelite Ger 2ebefpeien lit of
fenbor Set Menib un6 oas nieorig1te
ser &uno. limo 6o6 itimmen sic
@eiien barin therein, .bab Elm oa1tf-
barer Sun6 better lit ais ein un6anf=
barer Me11ih. - Ser 8erltano lit
in ser @ano Der Sinnen1ult ebenio
b%efa11gen, mie eilt i6ma6er Wam IN
ser @an6 zines @eibes: Elm G6el=
lteir, lpe11r CT oltd) in Sen Scot faat,
b1eibt ood foitbar, nno Ser gtal1b,
tpenl1 er altd) gum Si1nmel aufiteigt,
bleibt bod etmas nie0riges. 8ega=
bung obne @r5ieb1tng lit beoauerlid.,
uno sic @r5iebnng BON nnbegabten
lit %berlorene Wssabe. Die Mide, Sic
pobl bon bober Serfunft = bem
oas 6euer lit has p%orlebmite Gle
ment =, lit bod, neil iic gu nid)ts
11l1ke lit, Dem stanbes gleid. l1no
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-22

Aueue par> 6ie Sem preuBii6en
&eere un6 @olfe ote Munition, Sic
@ei6iibe un6 anoeres Seeresgut
liefern fonnte.
Mit ser @rbaul1ng ser rebten
Doeruferbabn, Sic ibren 8etrieb
1916 er0ffnen fonnte, par 6aS Gig
nal fir cine inteniipe Mnipannung
Ser Bro6uftibfrafte Sberi6leitens
geseben. GS %entitaaoen nele ST.
bu%itrieorte, un6 @noe ser ied5iger
Sabre, als 6as 8abnneb fortgeieBt
ertpeitert mor6en tpar, begann Der
eigentlibe @ufi9pung bes 8trts
i9oftslebens in 6ieiem @ebiete. Ser
preuBii6e Staat, Ser beute nod
auein ein GInftel ser oberi6leiii6en
@ergtperfe beitbt, batte ourd Die
@erleibung bon 8ergredten oafur
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-22
den %sSsn6uitrie betrua:
Sic @innabme1 ser Mrbeiter be-

@enn man Sen aufitieg Ser 3ab.
len NIT ser fur5e11 @panne 3eit
ser Sabre berglei6t, 10 gren5t sic.
ies @mpori6neuen fait at a1ne-
rifanii9e @erbdltntiie. 9ieies S1,
6uitriegebtet> oas uripriingli9 sic
meitliben &reiie @leipib, @eutben,
Sin6enburg, SornopiB nno &atto<
mib umfaBte, bat it6 beute peit na1
Dem Si6en FIN Biz an sic ti9e9o.
ilouafii6e @ren3e ausgeoebnt. Sir
Sic 3ufunft lit ni6t muir cine nod
tpeit groBere gntpidlung iamtlider
&rc6uftibfrafte Sberi@leiiens 5u er>
martet, ionoern iie itebt bielmebr
feit.
Inter 8erudii6tigung 11ormaler
50r0erperbaltniiie lagern in ser
oberi6leiti6en gr6e nod fir tpeit
uber tauien6 Sabre &oblen, 6eren
MtQiaroenmert mir be1tte fe1t5ultel-
len gar ni6t in Ser Gage 1in6. SS11t
letten Srieoensiabr f0r6erte Sber=
idleiien I'M @eiamttperte bon ca.
395 Miqtoren Marf ca. IS Mtuio<
men Sonnen &oblen. 9as lit nabe<
gu ein 8iertel Ser @eiomtproouftion
Der 6amaligen &oblenf0roerrng
9euti9lan6s.
9ie @iienin6l1itrie NIT ibren IS
&ofsbo6ofen, 26 @iien< nnb StabI<
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-22
Boriigperfe.

nidtS tpeiter als @alo nr16 unbe,
baltte Meder beiaB. @al6er fielen
un6 auf Dem @runo un0 8o6en
entitanben 8e6engebau6e uto Silt
ten. @enn 6ieie Mnlagen in oo-
maliger 3eit au6 iebr primitio pa-
rem, 10 fam 6as oaber, 6aB ser
eigentlide Mbiab fir Sic gr5eugniiie
feblte, meil bieies rei6e 2ano ab<
fetts Der @eeresitraBe lag uno feline
guten San6els<, @aiier= rn6 8er-
febrsmege batte. @nfang 6es reltrs
5ebnten %Sabrbun6erts ipielte 6ieier
11euentltan6ene Sn6uitrtebe3irf 1T
Den &efreiungsfriegen cine be6elt>
tenoe &oQe, neil er sic ein5ige
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-22

Sn ser duBeriten Siooitede
Deutidlanos befiaoet iid Der ober-
f9leii1de Snouitriebe5irf, Ser 5ur-
3eit cine 2ebensfroge fit 6aS ge-
lamte oeuti@e Goterlano, iein @irt=
idaftsleben uno feline @ep0lfernng
lit.
Sabrbunoertelang paren Sic
@9abe, 6ie Die gr6e Oberi6leiienS
birgt, unangetaitet geblieben. Grit
5rieorid ser @roBe erfonnte 6ie
8eoeutung bieies @e6ietes un0 be-
gan1t, es~ ieinem ibrigen &eide
nubbar 3u MAIDEN. ct 5og 8erg-
bautunoige aus @fitteloeutidlano
beran ur0 ibuf 6amit oie @run6la>
gen ser oeutiden &ultur unS Sn6u<
itrie in Sberibleiten> 6as borber
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-22
! umbau por &rifgsI9ittfu 81 4radt- !
/ oantptfrn ant bet Qawigfr mfttt. +

gu 5radtoampfern in Mneriff ge.
11ommen. uniere 8ilber 5eige11 Sen
ebemaligen fletnen &reu5er @cfion
bor Dem rmba1, un6 oosiel.
be @9iff als Dampfer M6olf
Commercial na9 bouenoetem Tim,
bou.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-22

Ma6 oen 8%eitimmungen 6es Ser.
iai1er @ertrags lit Der Mei6smarine
nur cine beidranfte Mn5abl bon
&riegsidiffen in ben ein5elnen &lai-
fen geltattet. @as 6ariiber binaus
11ab ser Mblieferung ser fampf.
ti9ttgiten Sabr5euge berblieben lit,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-22

Trteoefts91ttt Del I11fgenrutg:
fii6e Mftiengeieaidaft fir 8erebou
uno 3infbittenbetrieb in 2ipine,
6ie 8ergmerfsgeieQi6aft @eorg bon
@iei9eS grben IN 8alen3e un0 anoe=
re fino sic Sauptpro6u5enten nn6
8erarbeiter oes 3infes un6 ieiner
Nebenprooufte, pie S6mefeliaure-
%gepinm1tng uip. 9ie 81ei> nno
Silbergeminn1tng tit Sic alteite ST.
6uitrie 0beri9leltens un6 butte I'M
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-22

n1uB abge1pradt o6er git @anoels<
idiffen umgebaut meroen.
Die friibere 9fei6smerft 1T Dan-
ala, iekige 9an5tger @erft. bat NIT
ser umiteQung ol1f Srieoensarbett
Sen l1mbau mebrerer &rtegsi6iffe,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-22
Die qra9ooie Oct 3aremfamilie.

@roBfurittn @naitaita tpur6e nit
Baionetten erito9en. Ma9 bem
Mor6e tpur6e bon ser 5opietbeb0r-
SO Sffffon+riA h1nfatiort aeb aor 33a~
nno feline Samilie, 6ie man 5u be-
freien beriudt batte, an einen ar=
oeren ii9eren Srt geidafft mor6en
lei. 9ie grauiige Sronie 6ieier
&unomadrng lit mobl bon feiner
an6eren reboll1tionaren Gerfiigung
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-22

prohibition ,,no 1T fir nns Geuti6e
ELM pi6tiges Sauitpfano, 90 3tnt
ein duBerit pertboneS &ompenia>
tionSmittel gegen on6ere @r5e uno
Metaue, beion6erS &11pfer, fir oen
misunderstanding lit. Sic Soben'
lobe @erfe BEL &attomik, sic 59le-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-22

Sci 6ieien Mngaben lit natirlie
GIT beriidit6ttgen, 6aB iie iid noe
auf Srieoensberbdltniiie be3ieber
uno oab Sic @erte it@ iebt gat15 &c
maltig %gean6ert baben, penn aue
sic g%ef0r6erten Mengen binter oe11el
ser S%rie6ens5eit 3%uriidbleiben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-22
9tsmardbutte.

geiorgt, oaB neue &oblen, uro @r5-
gruben bon 8ripateu erri6ten muir
ben. 9ie lt~nternebmungslult ser
oberidleiiideu 8ep0lferu1g, Dor al
lent aber Ser sort unidiiigen1 Mag=
natcn elmer iab eS gepiMermabelt
cem anoern ab - ltieg, nn6 i. ipe.
uigen Sabren mar Sberl9lelicn ein
2ato Der @ruben uno ser &ntten,
bon 4ualm rno &uB geibmdr3t.
Snfolge Ser fort,Dabrenoeu @ergro-
berungen bes giicnbabunebes n1,o
Oct Grrtdtltng ei1es Dberbufens in
9ofel. Dem ipdter elmer in SDbeIt1
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-22
@cfio1 ais Srabtoampfer ~aoolf @onrnerfel0".

Sn Sen S6iffabrtsfreiien bet
fpri6t man iib inn aQgemeinen pou
ser l1mipan0lltng Ser 5u gang alloe'
rem 3neden erbauten &riegsld)iffe
in @anoelsi6tffe aus mirti6aftli1en
@riinben nidt an5upiel.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-22

= Das @eite. Didter: @as
meinen Sic, ion ib mein Grauer=
1piel ouf einen oft reou5ieren?
Direftor: Snn gie 6as, es mare
e1r @%no6enaft!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-22

%ibertroffen uorben. Die tpenigen
@egleitperionen Ser 3arenfnmtlie
tpnroen IN beridieoene Srti1aften
berteilt untergebra6t un6 na6 uno
na9 unter unbegrii11oeten 8orm6nz
SEN get0tet. Maoemoi1ele G1nei-
Der uno &omteiie Senortfoff tpl1r=
6en 1T ser Nad)t bonn 3. 5utn 4.
September in Berm erl9oiien.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-22
lebten Grie6ensiabre cine Sor6eruna

lekten Grie6ensiabre cine Sor6erung
bon ca. $4,000 Eonnen gu per5eid.
t1ett.
@abren6 i'm oitliben Geile Sber.
i9leiiens 6as iogenannte i6mar5e
SSn6uitriegebiet 1iegt, baben mir int
peitli@en Seile oas upeiBe". 9ies
ies umfaBt sic &reiie Sppeln, Go
golin un6 @robAStreblib. Sier
lit sic @alf- un6 8ortlano=3 Cement
SSn6uitrie in bober 8lite, 6eren Ero'
6uftionsmerte int lebten Srieoens.
iabre ca. go Miuione11 Marf erreid).
ten. um ii6 elm SLID bon 6en
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sberidle-
iiens mabe1 5u fonnen, m0gen fol.
genoe 8oblen, Sic int Sabre 1918
feitgelegt mor6en fin6, >genannt
fem:
Wert Der Mnrt
~gefannter &obIenf0r0erltrg 10000. 1893, 1000 0
lro Suffio = nor EiTp1nr1thrtf f00 ono
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-22
@un @ottfrieb siwimna.

folgte, entmidelten ii6 Ser 8oblen.
lett un6 @r3bergba,1 uno oie our4
i'm berborgerufenen Sn0uitrien nno
lire Neben5meige gang %al1beroroert'
lt9, mie man aus folgenoen 3ablen
eriiebt:
Evening journal., 1921-07-01
RESORTS.
ELK RIVER HOUSE

Now open. Only % H. TO river, heauti-
fui scenery, boating, bathing hshing,
grabbing; country and seashore com
bined: no mosquitoes terms moderate.
VIM Fears, Chesapeake city, Nd. r. ID.
l. Phone g. -F-23
Evening journal., 1921-07-01
LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
July I.


This personality is largely depen-
dent on his home surroundings for
his happiness and success in his
work. A strong love for family. keen
sympathy. sensitiveness and loyalty
10 friends are all characteristics OF
this birthdate.
This blrthdate comes under the
sign Of Cancer and the governing
planets Luna and Venus. The peo-
pie OF this birthdate are said to be
OF the tribe Of Zebulan and symbol
ize love OF home. In the mercantile
or the literary world they will be
successful.
Persistency is one OF the best as
sets OF these people. When once
their stubborn will Is awakened they
will never abandon their plans but
stick through every dihiculty.
The birthdate Is a black onyx or
emerald.
Evening journal., 1921-07-01

Iron workers and machinists win
be favored by prosperous planetary
forces II they viii use the Want Ads
for the coming two weeks
Evening journal., 1921-07-01
USED CARS

Here is A splendid choice Of used cars
All In nrst-class shape. right ready TO go
into service. These bargains will move
fast 80 n you are TO get one OF this lot
act quick.
Evening journal., 1921-07-01

Like flowers spring from the soil.
opportunity springs from reading and
using the Want Ads.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-07-01
W. e. WILLIAMS 60.
REENS

Porches enclosed. windows. doors to
order, carpentry alterations, repairs.
PHONE 5S97-W. june9-im-
Evening journal., 1921-07-01
The Belleville

le2 South New York Ave. near Beach
Rates, 81 day up; SIS mp weekly. Ameri-,
can plan. Large. airy rooms.
Evening journal., 1921-07-01
HELP wANTED-MALE.

|xxrANTED-BARBER FOR sATUR-
wv day, to o o'clock. 800 Madison
|strect Junezf-lt-
Evening journal., 1921-07-01

1915 Ford Delivery .............. 235
our easy, confidential time payment
nian assures You of getting just tie ear
YOU want Initial payments as low as
500. Open evenings until . o'clock.
KETL MOTOR COMPANY,
Eleventh ard Tatnall Streets.
junetS-d Phone 900.
Evening journal., 1921-07-01

Now is the time 20 turn your mind
to vacations and the Want Ads will
provide you with the best guide.
Williams news., 1921-07-01
HER LOVE DREAM SHATTERED
Naughty Georges Late Hours ResPon- sible for the Ache in Heart
 of Young Wife.

The mother of the young husband went to the bridal nest, and found her daughter-in-law in tears.
 My child" she gasped, what is the matter? Has anything happened to Gecrge?"
 Mo- sobbed the young wife; but my heart is b-breaking. He's taken to stopping out late at night!'
 ''What, alreadyi" said his mother, in consternation. .'It doesn't seem possible. How late does he stop out. dear-very later"
 "WeL," said the bride, you know he usually leaves his office at half past five. The night before last he didn't get home till haIf-past six. and last night" she sobbed bitterly, Fast night it was quarter to seven What shall I do?"
Williams news., 1921-07-01
NOT HARD TO MAKE CHOICE
Probably Lester Could Have Deter |, mined Without the Appeal to
 His Physical Feelings.

Two men passed away. One had been born, and in due course admitted to the bar, soon ran for office, was elected continuous Hon. until at last he went to his reward, such as it was. And the local paper gave him an obituary as long as your arm.
 The other man followed in the foot steps of his brawny sire, and became maker of harrows. He was indus trious and honest and for years the HiIligoss harrows which he whacked out by hand were known nearly all over the country as reliable utensils. By-and-by he. too, passed on. The paper announced his demise in a few lines and spelled his name wrong.
 Now, tell me, Lester, which of those men would you rather have been? Do not say the former, or I'll slap your jaws for you and not let you go to the picture show. either.-Kansas City Star.
Williams news., 1921-07-01
Chicago Makes Big Cleaning.

Chicago. - Five hundred persons were arrested in series of spectacu- lar raids on alleged gambling houses in the '1oop." Thousands of persons watched the raiding policemen break down doors, gathering as changing pa- trol wagons rushed to athe rafded places. The prisoners were so numer- ous that three police stations were used in jailing them The. Walters Club netted the biggest haul when more than POO habitues were arrested Six squads, all directed by States At torney Grove, conducted the raids.
Williams news., 1921-07-01
EVERYBODY SEES A
 CHANGE IN FATHER
Grateful Son Says His Father Looks Like Different Man
 Since Taking TanIac.

My father has suffered from chronic stomach trouble for over twenty years and has paid out thou sands of dollars for medicines and doctors, said C. w. Slayton we'll known Cobb County farmer, living a short distance out of Atlanta, Ga.
 We tried nearly everything trying to cure him and he went off to the Springs, thinking maybe the water might help him. but it just looked like nothing would reach his trouble. Then he tried dieting and lived on liquid food until he almost starved, but even that failed to do him any good and he just kept going from bad to worse.
 "I don't guess there ever was a case as stubborn as his, and if there ever was a confirmed dyspeptic he was one of them, and I guess he would have been one yet if it hadn't been for this Tanlac.
 "The first we heard of this medi- cine was when my father saw an ad- vertisement in the papers from parties he knew in Tennessee, who were friends of his and he knew what they said about it was the truth, so he got 1t right away and began taking it. We'll, sir, it acted just like magic everybody notices the change in fla ther. Why, he is just like a different man and sits down to the table and eats like farmland. Only yesterday he ate pork and turnips for his dinner and ate so much we were actually afraid he was going to Overdo the thing, but he laughed and said nothing hurt him now and that he was hungry and expected to eat and make up for lost time.
 "Now, when a medicine will do things like that I think people ought to know about it, and I want to say right now that I would not give one bOtt'c of Tanlac for all the other medicines and health resorts in the put together"
 Tanlac is sold by leading druggists e.-Advertisement.
Williams news., 1921-07-01
EberIe to Head Pacific Fleet

WaShington.-Rear Admiral F. w Eberle, now commanding -battleship division in the Atlantic, has been named as commander in chief of the Pacific fleet, with the rank of admiral. He will succeed Admiral Hugh Rod man, who will be assigned to command the naval operating base at Hampton Roads, Va. Vice Admiral H. P. Jones has been assigned to command the At lantic fleet with the rank of admiral. He will succeed Admiral H. B. Wilson
Williams news., 1921-07-01
All Run Down N0WFeeIsFiine
HfOniC E1ded His Troubles

"Eatonic is the only thing I have found to stop my heartburn and I think it has been a great help in nervous spells" writes G. c. Johnson.
 An upset stomach may cause lots of suffering all over the body. Eatonic helps in such cases by removing the cause of the misery. because it takes up and carries out the excess acid and gases and keeps the digestive or gans in natural working order. A tablet after meals Is all you need. Big box costs only a trifle with druggists guarantee.
Williams news., 1921-07-01
ENTENTE TO APPEAL TO GREECE IN EFFORT TO FoREsTALL
 WAR ON TURKS.
AID OFFERED BY ALLIES
CONSTANTINE IS REQUESTED TO LEAVE SETTLEMENT TO BRIT
 AIN, FRANCE AND ITALY.
(western Newspaper Union News Service

| Paris, June 20. Great Britain, l France and Italy have again appealed l to Greece to postpone her offensive | and accept their mediation, in an ef- | fort to foreStall war in Asia Minor. | This is the outcome of conference | between Premier Briand and Lord Cur | zon, British foreign secretary, which l ended here with the dispatch of a note | to King Constantine, asking an imme- | diate reply to whether Greece would | let the allies settle the Turkish QueS- | ton.
 If the answer is favorable it is prob able Greece will be asked to state her peace terms, and the Turkish Nation | aIIsts will then be approached. NJ Briand and Lord CurZOn decided per Silesia for an unanimous report on the disposition of the territory failing in this, experts will be sent to make equitable distribution, and measures will be taken against the Poles and Germans, if either or both refuse to
 accept the allied decisions.
 The British plan in the Near East involves withdrawal of the Greek
 forces from Symrna and restoration of
 Turkish sovereignty over this terri
 tory, international police forces to
 guarantee protection of the minOritieS.
 The ministers decided that no set
 tlement as to Thrace could be deter
 mined until the Turks and Greeks agree to mediation
 Smyrna.-A letter received from an American living in Marash, near the frontier between Cilicia and Syria, says that town is the center of National ist mobilization
 Thirty thousand Nationalist troops have arrived and 10000 are said to be well equipped with uniforms furnished by Italians. The letter adds there are indications the NationaIists may att tack Adena, a city held by the French.
 Up to the present King Constantine has not visited Smyrna, but has spent the most of his time on the balcony of his villa in the suburb of COrde1io.
 COnstantinople.-The delay in the predicted Greek offensive is believed in many neutral circles here to be due to the uncertain morale of the Greek troops, coupled with what is reported to be the fairly good condition of the Turks. This also is one reason why the British are not backing up the Greeks, these circles believe.
 The reception of King Constantine at Smyrna, it is pointed out, was not a triumph, while reports indicate that he has failed to win over the Veniz- clos troops in the Greek army Quar- rels have been occurring for several months among the Greeks and various portions of the army, and the draft of the senior officers has been replaced by adherents of the Constantine party. |
Williams news., 1921-07-01
Seize $15.ooo Whisky.

Fl PaSo, TexaS.-RosS M. Dante of Rodeo, N M, and Fay Krup, a woman, were arrested near Deming, N. M, in a machine which prohibition officers say carried whisky to the value of be- tween $1O,OOO and S15,OOO. Officers tra1led the pair from here on being in formed the party had crossed the Rio Grande from Juarez. Both the man and the woman were armed with pis- tols and officers say they attempted to run them down when commanded to halt.
Williams news., 1921-07-01
Deutschland Sunk as Target.

Cherbourg, France.-The former German super-submarine Deutschland, which in 1916 slipped into Baltimore harbor from Germany daringly running the gauntlet of British and French crlusers standing guard off the Vir- ginia capes, has been sunk by gunfire during target practice.
Williams news., 1921-07-01
Opuience.

Parke-Well, Eve just had a con- siderable increase in my income.
 Lane-Wonderful Must be great help.
 Ut is. It has extended my credit so much that my wife can run into debt twice as much as she could."- Life.