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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01
8rieffaiten.

Charles SO. Gt.-Qanee Sbre1
linb nidt immcr ein 3eidcn ocr Te!r1=
b1riQfeit; baS mag fir 8ergbalea
itimmcn, aber triiit ntdt immer auI
Meu5den 5u, benn 5u>ueilen 9eben la1l=
Qe Sbren, 6dmcrbDrigfcit relp. Did
f0pfisfeit 9ano III Sano.
Mubolf 9tabt(er .-Iie .ubaitil6e
Traqe" f6m1erl MIR nidt III ether 8riefz
%faltennoti5 bcbanoeln; e8 lieben ltd)
8iider boriber l6reibcn, benn iiber
bas bruta(e Nuftreten ber omcrlfa11tz
lhen 91ceieruue in ser tleinen 9}egerz
rcpublif Mcltinoiens lit btSber 'pe1l19
per0ffentlidt morOcn. Suuocrte or11
Saitiz8 iirgcrll murom orrd amerltaz
nilde 1rrppcn bereits gctDbtet.
s. Q.-Iie Nbletun9 BON Scatter
Son Yeoro BON 8ralilien uno ote
Yroflaniru,ns oct Meplblif pollSo9
lid obne Bl1tpereieben. Don Yeoro
murbe ouf einem braltliantlden
@rteos1diff na6 Yortugal %beporttrt,
no CT aud ltorb. SIN Sra ilien tit Die
portusicfide til ar9entinien Die lpaz
ni1de 9prodye, porberrlhenb 1r1o als
omtlidc Sprade merfannt.
1ran5 s.. M.-9ie wol(en onrd)
Shire Qeioeusepiltel BOD ni6t i9on
Sic @rabldrift fir Sbre ubel1ere 9alt=
tc" ausltrlbircn? 9n biciem Sale
f0nnen mir Sbnen 3eit nno Nsiibe
ipare11 nit bem naditebenoen SerS=
den, bQS ms loebcn 81 @clt6t &C.
fDmrlcll:
Wobl lit ibr uno aud mir!
Sier liegt mein Mcib %bcgrabel1,
@iinl6' ibr bic ewise Stub gum 9obn;
Sd bab' ite i6on!
8ir lenoen Sbnen baS 9dreibe1
aurild nit scr oufri6tisen @mpfebz
llrue, e8 minoeltens brcimol IN. aller
@eclenrube ourdsuleie11, Sen S1lbalt
gemi1lenbaft su priifen, nno oan11 Uerz
Sen Sic lid obne .3peifcl nnlerer Nnz
ii6t ani6lieben, Bob e8 fir Betoe
better lein miro, bas @6reiben Dem
Beuertooe gu iiberliefern nno I'M uebrtz
gen sic eemeienen 3ermiirfnille gu
oer9elien.
81. IS. @.-r@aiier Morimilian
BON Mertfo muroe bnrd ein W%ttlttdr=
eeridt gum 1ooe oerurteilt nno am
10. Stunt 1867 ltanore6tli6 erldolz
len. Geine 9errl6aft mar nur BON
fur3er 0ouer uno Der Sadpcrbolt tit
fl1rS folgenber: Marimilian mar ei1r
uGr5ber;os Teroinmo Mfarimilian
BON Seterrei6", allo ein 9absburger.
Sn 1864 mar Merifo BON fran50itl6en
5r1ppen belcet, ulH 5lpar 81 benz
s3lDede eiNc S6ulO eihSlltreibeA, melde
Sic merifanti6e @eeieruns nidt punftz
lih an yrantreid) bcsablcn fonntc ODER
ni6t besablen mollte. 0a UNI iene
s3eit sic gereinisten gtaaten Negte=
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01

9aS lidere 53eiden lit baS YalIierell
fleiuer 5eildlen bes Yaraiitcn, an
be1tenoe s3eidcn iino Marae( a1
aSppetit, NIT oelcaentliher @tcri9feit,
belcote 3unec, Maae1tbrennel1,
ghmer,en I'M Masell, jndenoes &c
fibl IN Sen Gi11gcwelben. Nuflfetgel
zines SinberniNes int 9als, fort>pdbz
renoes 9puden llnperoaulid)felt, nte
5dmer en- in benz Miden uno 0liez
bern, @dminbelanfdlle, &opil6merz
;en. grld0p uns, gdmddegefibl %
bolb Ser Waagcn leer lit, ounfle 81 1lse
inter sen Mugcn CONDITIONER, eptlepz
til6e Nnfane. 9n pielen Bdaen ii11o
sos unb Srrlim bireft auf baS gorz
banbenlein BON @iirmern 5nriif5lz
flibren. Mit @iirmern baba tete &;11z
Ser baben fem 8erlange1l, NIT o1oez
rem Qinoern gu ipielen, lie meroen
mlrrild, melandol id, unO mieoerum
All 3eiten I'M b0diten @raoe nerpoS,
miirrild, me andolil6, uno mteoerun1
u~n3ufr.eben, piden bel tdnb 9 an ibrer
Stale. QaratobeS lit ba5n bcftimmt,
Sic Wnrmer aus pem Spltem 81 re-
ben. SIN europa lit es allgemein I'M
@ebrau6 seraoe fin bteien 3wed.
Wenn sic benfen, bab Ste ODER ote
ainber NIT bieier idredltden Yla9e
beboftet lino, bann beitelen g etae
ollitanbise Bebanolung bon 9aratoz
oeS iiir= 5ebn Dollars nno a6tunooier
gig Gents, bic ba be 8ebanolnn9 liir
le68 Dollars nn0 flnfnno lteb5tg
Gents, mhde lofort Der ,anot miro mad
GmpSang bon 8argelo, Monep Srocr
ODER BanfzG bed, uno be reien 9ie ltd
BON sic fen i6redl den Baroiiten. Ste
f0unen ii6 mm0slid oes 2ebens er=
lolanse oieie Be]t on 9bnen
11a9t.- 9%aratooes miro mn %pcrlanot
BON Ser Marpel Oeeb. 60, Dept"
&z82, 1908, Hitt8burgb, Ba,-
@eriideruns fir oaS 9afet iinfu11os
5pan5ig Gents, A0p- Is
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01
Sin Gbrengra6 fir Bertha noll
Snttner.

@ertba bon suttrer, Sic eifrige
&efdmpfcril1 beS @rieges, mar fllr5
Dor slusbuld oes @cltfrieacs aes
ltorbc1 lrlD an1 25. Suli 1914 i'm
@ptboer &ren1otoriun1 burd) SSeuer
beltottct mor0cn. Sic Gtaotgenlei11-
De @otbo erbot lid 6on1als, fir Gin
@rob oil beuor5ugter Gteac ei>1en
Nlat 1nlionit aur @erfiigung all
1tellen, ood) perbin0erte ser arieg
Sic Gltrhfiibrllng oieles Ilunes.
Mltn tal1dt Ser Nla11 n,ieocr ollf,
ser Iten auf Oen1 Gotboer SSrieh=
bnf elm ghrengra6 SIT crridten, in
Dem ibre Mlhe pteleid)t 5llio1nrlcll
init Ser ibres friiber peritorbellen
Monnes beiaeiebt lperOen fam. Mol
ssrurtet, Oab Dem begriil1oeten Suit
11er = @robltattenfomitee sic Mittel
fir sic 6erltell1ng ci1lcs ipiirbigcrl
Graduates 5uflieben perocn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01

= Scr ACKNOWLEDGMENT Ser Sc
tbel @emeinoe bielt eeitern, Donners=
faa, nadnlittog eil1e gut beludte Ger=
fammlung BET Nruu s. ". SGrpeoe1
an Moro observation-disclosures oh,
= Sod ,6uiprlfungen i'll Sbltle1
BON Qa1,b= lrnb balbsrabterten S6n=
len BON Bropn County >puroen &C.
ltern, 0onnerStag, begonnen uno ft11z
sen au9 beute, Treitag, III perlbte=
benen Otltriften ltatt.
= Ser ct. Soiepbperein miro ON
5onnta9, 10. Mprtl, cine &lal{e bon
rs oocr mebr Mitglieoern einti6ren;
ser 9erein bat oer5eit l@on gegen $50
D1itglieber u11o lit Der 9rDbte oerartige
Screen in O}innel ota.
= gsbte @ode murbe ser 8etrieb
Der Iauer & Triti6e 9dgemible am
Me]tufer oes Minneiotoflnlie8 am
uuteren @11oe ser s nteritrobe ein9e=
itel[t; eS murben III oieier Sailon ettpa
24O,O 600 6ub 9ol5 perarbeitet.
= 3ouiS 8aeumler aus Miioula,
Mont., ein friiberer Seem Timer, 1T
bier einsetroffen un0 beabii6tist, auf
unbeitimmte s3eit bier 81 bletben.
Serr 8aeumler, Ser por % Sabren
Seem nlm per..aiien bat, mar frenotg
iiberral6t our6 BE Torti6rit e uno
8erbellerunsen, sic er mabrnebmen
fD11nte.
Ser ct. Sobns Sol 5 t fatb.
6oer1ter trifft umfansrei@e Sorbeteiz
tuneen fir sic Gintiibrung ether &laiie
BON iiber 70 &anbioaten am ndd1ten
@onntas, 3, April, mobei SuliuS q,
Softer aus 9bafopee, Elm I Der Sea-
tional= 8ermaltuneSrdte oes Srocns,
eine Mniprade baltcn miro. IS toll
len au6 9taats6eamtc oes SroenS
anwejeuo lein. Der ct. Sobn=9 of
bat iest i@on $50 Mitslt;oer,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01

TuH9 WlIIeH lH 1WIeultUtll OulDtl;
friege ltanb, alio lo5uiagen tint retgener
@auie" Ste Sdn6e poll 81 tbnn batt'
uno fo1sli6 Ste Monoroez9 oftrin biz
a1lf meitereS an oen Nasel ba1t9er
mubte, 10 tpurbe- QouiS 8onaparte
belie r befaunt als Tran5oienfailer gta=
poleon Ser 0rttte, 10 fred bab er Der
6obsburger @r3ber3og int Sabre 1864
als u&aiier Marimiltan BON Wterifo'
etnlebte. &aum mar Der omerifant=
ide 8iirgerfrieg poriiber, 10. ibte otf
@olbinstoner 0egterung etne1 FOLDER
Druid auf Mapoleons Bariier 6este=
rnng aus, bob iie tire frans0iii@er
1ruppen aus merifanildem @ebtett
5urid3os. OteS mar elei6bebentenf
NIT SEM Stur5e BON Mearimiltana
failerli6er @errlt6fett. Morimiltar
ergab iid Sen merifanii6en Iruppen.
mllroe acknowledgement uno btn=
gertdtet. Sein 5auptgegaer nar
Benito Suore3, mel6er bon 9foro=
MertfosauS segen MacimiltolS Scatter
reid &rtes flbrte, 9ueres mnroe
audi no9 Marimilians 9tnr5 ola
Yrd1ioent BON Marifo ermdblt,
lpleldes Mmt CT bis gu leinem 9ooe III
1872 innebatte.
s. @t.-Oie r8inoculars" merocr
BON ser Marine bcr111tt u11o ols Die be-
item 6ern9fdler betradtet, Sc fornmt
!ale8 auf sen @dlifi Ser 2en1e on,
Ste Sumelengel6dfte perfanfen bic bet
1die6enen Gorten BON Ternglalern.
Sc. @.-Sm Safe sic oie Besabz
luno einlteaen, m0gen 9ie eine abbe=
;abite Yolice erbolten, ie nod bent etnz
aeoar1oer,cn Gontraft. @ie perselien
bel ser @erli6eruns, ba6 Ste betn1
1obesfalle Sic gauge Serli6erur9 erz
balte1 nnb nidt rur bas etnbeSablte
@elb nit 3inlen, >pie BET ei1lem Sant f.
bepolit, @ieri1 liest Der Sortetl
ci1ler 2cbensperl iderlng.
6rau q. 5.-0er meiite 5bee miro
in Sl1oien probustert, barnl Iol9er oer
9teibe 11a6 Gbina, Geplon, SaDa,
Sapan uno sic GIT Sapan seb0rt9e Sn=
lel Tormoia.
8. G.-Sbr Trelu1o fat gang red)t.
Die amerifanii6cn Sllbianer ltno tetz
nesmcgS int NuSltcrben begrlttea, 1onz
Bern tire j3abl nimmt, cirem Bcrtu)te
bes BunoeSzG ommiliars fir baS SIT
oionermelcn gu Tol9e, lan9 lom gu.
Il. e. Der Sf%lapenbanocl
bouerte audi 11ad bem amc%rifa1ltl6e11
Biiraerfries nod fort. SIM Sanuar
1871 >plrSen al ser Sltfiilte NfrtfaS
burd britil6e @dific ntdt we11t9er alS
81 u5flapenboote" perlenft nl1o iiber
HOO oefo1eene @flapen befrett.
M. W.-Na6 e%inidbrisem Beltebe11
ocr She miro bic rbaumuollelle" 9odz
,eit qefeicrt. Stun Gin @el6enf lda<
Set ia ME, ober >per11 ni@t gang be.
lonoere I'M ltdnoe porliegen, tit eS bet
FOLDER 0e%leaenbeit nidt ibli6.
s. Q.-0ie Snittalen s. 8. aut
@aterpage1, meint n@olurnbta 1rnlt"
uuo wur6e an ollen @aggonS a11gez
bradt Sic BON Der 8unoesregtern19
mQbrenb Der @%tienbabn Aomtn1z
ltration gcbaut mrrroe1l.
iyarmer.-0er srDbte @etretoez
lpeid,er scr Melt murbe III Wtlnre<
apoliS Sunction inn Sabre 1886 gez
baut unb bat cine Gapacltdt bon
100000 8uidel @etreioe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01
Der srDRtc fiinitlidje Gee ser Grbe.

9ie gr0Bte Saliperre befilbet iid
6efanntli6 IN 9eutiblal1O, aber Ser
gr0Bte fiinltli6e Gee lit in S1loien
allgelegt moroen. Gr liegt BEL &ai'
putana uno beiBt ser grobe 9amm
bon 0bebor". gr bebedt 11id)t meni.
ger al5 600 Ql1aDrotfilometer, alio
cine Slabe BON Der @r0be zines
bcutid)en &lei11ltaates. Ser 3med
Ser Mnloge lit, 0as umliegenoe 2an6
SIT bewallern.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01
y Ginc nhr ans stru69almcm.

acknowledgements Otto Megc.
llcr aus StroB6urg in ser llder=
mart bot cine llbr aus Strobbolmcn
ae6allt unO Is Sabre lang fat CT
Oa1an gearbeitet. 9ieicl6e tit bonn
:;cinltcn Md0de1 Bis 5uun Minltcn-
5ciAer alls S%trobboImcl1 gcno1t;
al1d Sic &aiOes, 9ettelt, @emid)t nnO
Sic adt GenOel. Sic &erbinouu1gcn
li,!o aus StrobItiitcr.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01
Sob %cingetreteu.

8oltinep c, "a. Mdr5. - &arz
bi1ol @ibbpns, Der Gr5bildof bon 8alz
tin1pre u1b 9srin1as Der fatbpltiden
0ird)c in Mmcrifa. 1tarb bcutc III Der
cr3bi1d)Dflideu Nc1ioen5. CT ltn'1o in1
Sabr. 9as gnoe font fretolld l1l'1
:33.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01
ainbcr iinb beipnhers peranlagt
@irmcr in tbr Spitcm 81 be-

Qinber iinb beipnbcrs peranlagt,
@irmer in tbr Spitcm 81 be-
fDmr1en.
9as Madstum eines nit Wurn1crr
bcbafteten &inbes miro gan5
beSeutcnb b%eAinoert.
Die meilten &inber, gang et1erlet
mic gut une rein iie bon Der SHUTTER
gebalten merben. fiibren nabe5u alleS
gum Munoe, gang beionoers gilt oies
bon 8abies. Sn oielen 6dllen 5iebe,1
lic lid auf bteie @ciie. Der idieoere
@ranfbeiten 5u. 3u BEN setabrltdz
lten geb0rt baS Ginfabren Der Wiirn1er
ec,,a1unt Bobenz, Beefz. 9afen<, Sort
ODER 8anomurm. Gin &ino, oas
burd ben i'm Spltem perbanoenen
8anbipurm leiner @%rndbrl1ng bera1bt
ipirb, bat sic 9puren oieieS idredli9e11
Yaraliten ourd baS gauge 2eben btu
ourd gu trasen. SIS ionte bcSbalb
sic sr0btc @orlidt a%ngelpanbt meroe1l.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-18
OVER 5OPERCENT TEETH
EXTRACTED COULD Be
SAVED BY TREATMENT

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Aug IS
More than 50 per cent. of the teeth
now being extracted could be saved
by proper treatment. Or. J. F. Biddle.
Of the University of Pittsburgh. told
the National Dental Association here
today.
Teeth are in many cases the
source of bodily ailments and their
extraction has in some instances re-
suited in cures which seem almost
miraculous" DR.. Biddle said.
However, we must not lose sight
of the fact that many times teeth are
sacrificed with the hope of curing al
most every disease known to science.
Undoubtedly abscessed or pulpless
teeth should not be permitted 10 re-
main in the mouth if they cannot be
put in a healthy condition. On the
other hand all teeth in which pulps
have been removed should not be con-
demned'
Proper treatment which DR. Biddle
said would save half the teeth being
pulled consisted of infinite care on
the part of the operator. strict OBJ
servance OF approved methods of
sterilization. the verifying of resnlts
BIZ the X-ray, and follow-up by ex-
animation and X-ray at regular in
tervalsr
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-18
VIGOROUS SUPPORT
ASKED BY w. c. T. u
Continued From Page -


warfare against alcohol is accom-
plished and that law enforcement need
not be our great objective.
Our chief danger lies in the apathy
ana Indifference Of many people who
aided in securing the law"
( An unacceptable obligation. Miss
Gordon declared. rests upon every law
abiding citizen bsavely to cooperate
with federal and state enforcement Of
ficials ana 10 work for the election
regardless OF party affiliations of can
didates who believe in prohibition and
its enforcement
Today she added. the United States
is vast unified laboratory where the
findings and declarations of eminent
European and American scientists,
economists and sociolog;sts concern
ING the dangers of alcoholic drink and
the benefits OF prohibition are being
successfully tested.
"All the world is looking on" Miss
Gordon said, ~and will judge prohibi-
tion by the brand that is labeled
Made in America To enlighten the
family OF nations we must help hold
aloft the brightly burning torch of a
well enforced. successful prohibitory
law We must still crusade. We
must still dare Comrades, we must
carry on
Reporting on her recent trip TO
South America, Miss Gordon said that
prohibition was a live issue in Chile
Argentina, Brazil. Paraguay and IRA
quay and that the presidents of Chile
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-18
AT THE CIRCLE TONIGHT

THE Greater Profit" is a daring
theft in which Miss Storey, in the
role OF Maury, clever East Side girl
yersed in the ways of the underworld.
is the leading figure.
Befriended by Mrs. Hardage. a
wealthy society woman, Marry is will
ling to reform. Then Mrs Hardage
orders Maury to leave the house be-
cause she observes that her daugh-
tiers finance, Captain Ransom, has
taken a deep interest in the young
and pretty visitor. Stung by this sud
den blow when her hopes were about
TO be realized Maury plans to wreak
vengeance and on the night of the
party given in honor Of the daughters
birthday, she gains admission TO the
house and hides until the family. re-
tires.
With the aid of a pocket tiashiight
she locates the safe and is about TO
steal the pearl necklace she is seeking
when she hears footsteps. Hastily
thrusting the jewels back into the
safe her hand comes in contact with
a parcel and in her panic she takes
it. When she examines the papers
she finds they contain sufficient evil
dence to send Hardage and his asso-
ciate profiteers to the penitentiary and
lrecipitate the financial ruin of his
family. But this is giving away big
part of the plot which isn't fair in
advance of the showing of "The Great
er Profit"
See this picture at the Circle Play
house tonight.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-18
PROPERTY TRANSFERS
OF CITY AND COUNTY
RECORDED IN COURT

From Sylvester w. Labrot and wife
TO Labrot e. Company. Incorporated.
tracts of land known as the Holly
Beach Farm. containing in the agg-e-
gate I loo acres
From Sophie Bradford and husband
10 Charles r. Gather and John j.
Gunther. two lots OF ground at Locust
Grove. Third district.
From Jacob Laupheimer and Win
son G. Gott TO Simon Greenfield and
wife strip OF land in rear of Main
street. city.
From Priscilla Jane Snyder to
George r. Beall, tract of land in First
district, containing p acres. roods
and 10 square perches.
From David Collision and wife and
others to Charles t. Collision. 80 feet
on Fifth street. Eastport
From Charlotte Hollock and hus-
band and others TO William Atwell
and others. tract of land at West
River. Eighth district. containing %
acres, roods and 20 square perches.
From Henry II. Flood and wife to
Mary +. waybright. tract of land on
Marley Creek, Third district
From Gilbert IL. Clark and others
TO Howard w Hymiller and wife,
tract of land in Third district. con-
tanning three-fourths of an acre.
From Wilbur A. Mason and wife to
John II. Madert. lot of ground IN the
Eighth district, containing 2S,30o
square feet.
From John H. Sewers and wife to
John Hass and wife. lot of ground at
Ferndale Farms. Fifth district
From John II. Appleton and wife TO
James H. Stinchcomb and wife, 6 lots
of ground al Pasadena, Third district.
From Fred Arth and others to
Washington. Baltimore and Annapolis
Electric Railway Company. tract of
land in county.
From The Severna Company to
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis
Electric Company, tract of land in the
Third district, containing 400 of all
acre
From Fred A. Arth and wife and
others to Washington, Baltimore and
Annapolis Electric Railways Com
pany. tract of land in Second district.
From Annie Muhlmeister 10 Wash
ington. Baltimore and Annapolis
Electric Railways Company. tract of
land in Fifth district, containing
144-1000 of an acre.
From James Clinton Mewshaw to
George Kellenbenz and wife, two lots
of ground at Brooklyn Heights, Fifth
district.
From Irving Owens and wife to
Marguerite c. Melbourne, tract of
land in Eighth district.
From Jonas Oliver and wife TO
David Scarlet Ross. lot of ground in
Fourth district. containing % 4l0
acres.
From David Scarlet Ross to Mil
ton f. Croft and wife. tract of land at
Riverdale. Third district.
From William G. Hudson and wife
tract of land at Brooklyn, Fifth dis
trict
From Joseph II Branan and wife
to William F. Cochran, tract of land
in Third district.
From Horatio Il. Hollifield and wife
to Leonard ]. Malther. tract of land
on Little Round Bay Second district.
From The Southern Realty Company
to Elias V Rice, tract of land on
Magothy Beach. Third district.
From The Southern Realty Com
pany to Edward B. Eisenbrandt. tract
of land on Magothy Beach. Third
district.
From Mary L. Wallace, widow, to
George A. White and others, lot of
ground in the Third district. contain
ing l acre.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-18
From "Punch: The Immortal Liar"

From "Pnnch: The Immortal LIAR
Open window on the world
With all it's sorrow, and then
When he has heard that sound a space
Close il fast again. =.
Sweet will it be. Tapped round with
ease
And music-troubled air.
To hear for a moment on the wind
A sound of fa- despair:
And then. to turn 10 lights again,
And fingers soft on strings.
While Sheha slips her bracelets OF
And spreads her arms and sings.
Sweet will it be. to hear far of
The gusty sound of pain,
And to remember. far away
A world of death and rain:
And then. TO close the windows fast
And laugh. and clap soft hands,
While girls from Tai and Mozambique
Parade in sarabands. -.
Close now the window, Close it we'll.
That slow lament OF pain
Was but the dissonance that makes
Dull music sweet again
CONRAD AIKEN.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-18
The EncE,.;cs Within

f!o-z, Cd a1c bcsia1 il TIC
larger i-,tcc--.--c.
This i5 what TIC scientists
have found who know TIC
human BODY IS the rnechan-
ical expert knows his alto
mobile engine.
iScnecdtogo intothepartic-
ularS-it's enough to say that
cers2in effects produced By
food ,v.aich Is slow in digest
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-18
''There's a Reason .

ing develop fermentation and
other conditions which cause
the bodily machine 10 slow
down and wear out sooner
than necessary.
Grape-Nuts digest5 quick
ly and Wholesomely.
Much Of this i1 duo 10 the
fact that the long baking has
partly pre-digested the nltri-
ment; partly to the fact that
there is contained III Grape
Nuts the essential rough
ness to stimulate the action
of the intestines.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-18

and Uruguay were enlisted in the
prohibition movement
Sentiment for world disarmament
the W. c. T. L. leader declared. must
increasingly be created and con-
stantly kept at white heat"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-18

former service men in financial straits.
had nearly all been returned. only
about $4,000 remaining unpaid. This
soon will he paid. he said.
Last night Hagerstown lodge gave
ia large reception and dance 20 the
visitors at the Hagerstown Country
Club. .
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-18
Standing on The Clubs
AMERICAN
Today's Schedule

Washington at ST. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit
e games).
Athletics at Cleveland
Cleveland. IS: Athletics. s.
St Louis, Z; Washington. =.
New York. II; Chicago, 3.
Boston Detroit (rainl.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-18
HeaIth's Splendid
Champion

Grapc-Nuts IS a delightful
food, for 1t i uniquely ricn
and sweet n favor, and o.
w1ys crisp. It g Unusually
nutritious, for it has al the
bodybuilding elemen4so' the
most perfect food grains. i
is a convenient and econom-
ical food, for it is ready TO cat
fkom the package, keeps n
any climate, and IS apPe'iz-
ing TO the last BIT.
1t builds strength and vigor
without taxing the digestion
or leaving, within the BODY
clemcats whose familiar
harm is really the beginning
CT cid age"
Grape Nuts has been d
fayorite food, around tl-
world, for nearly a qua'
Of a century
And there is a reason!
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-18
Yesterdays Scores

Baltimore, IA: Rochester, s.
Buffalo, IL: Jersey City, 8.
Other games postponed; rain.
Second game postponed; rain.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-18
Standing OF The Clubs
FOR MILLION DOLLARS AND
A MILLION MEMBERS FOR
SERVICE LAW ENFORCEMENT
CBy The Associated Prcs.o

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1S.-The
raising of Million Dollar Fund and
the gaining of Million Members for
the purpose of carrying out the big
program of service for law enforce
ment. world prohibition. Child We'll
fare. Americanization, Social Moral
ity. Christian Citizenship. Women in
Industry and Scientific Temperance
Instruction, were the Jubilee objec-
tives stressed by Mrs. Frances p.
Parks. National Corresponding secre-
tary. and Mrs Margaret c. Munns,
National treasurer. at the opening ses-
sion of the National w. C. T. U. con-
vention meeting today.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-18
n-IN-i PnIISHt

In ~ Co 80 minutes Also the greatest
house cleaner on the market; cleans.
polishes furniture. windows. bath tubs
brass fixtures: takes grease of gas
stoves. Ia fact the greatest grease re-
mover ON the market. Every can guaran-
teed. Manufactured nv Auto Polish Co..
Pred Dunn, Prop. 3 Cathedral Street
Annapolis Md SIS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-18

All the answers to the Presidents
disarmament proposals answer the
purpose.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-18
Seven innings.
INTERNATIONAL
TOday's Schedule

Rochester at Baltimore g games).
Syracuse at Newark.
Buffalo at Jersey City.
Toronto at Reading
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-18

Fortune awaits the genius who can
invent drum that can be heard only
by the small boy who beats il.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-18
Approaching Contrasts

The summer day fast fades away.
The winter chill draws near
The climate will be changed, they say
But equally severe.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-18
Some Simple Facts

Food IS heat and power and
renewal for the body.
After sll. there's nothing
mysterious or magical about
what food does in oerving
human need.
Nothing mysterious, but
much that is interesting cI.d
important.
Some foods are particularly
good for the body.
GRAPE-NUT5 Is such a
food.
Grapc-Nuto il made f.cr,
whole wheat ard mated be--
ley Hour - product CT the
two grains which S--c richcct
IN food elements for human
need. Under the outer, CT
bran coating Of the grain.