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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-02

NEW YORK. Dec. 2 - Dudley
Field Malone. former collector Of
the port Of New York. Thursday con-
flrmed the report hat hts wife had
obtained a divorce from h-r- IN
France last summer Mrs Malone.
the daughter of the former United
States Sen. James A. O-Goruan. -
stlll In Europe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-02
BRITISH PREMIER
COMING DEC. 10
LLOYD Georges Stay in United
States. However, Will Be
Very Short.
By Associated P-e.s

lDN aHrfNIll.rH le-e
LONDON Dec lie - premier
LIcyd-George's present intention %
start for Washington about the mid
die Of Decembcr. but ne has given q
definite promise 20 address The al-
England conference O. the liberal
coalition party ia London the tr.rl
week in January This confirms trs
report that his sojourl az Washing
ton viii be brief.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-02
I3X2 at Feed;
Man and Wife
Con to S e e d

EDWARDSVULE. H.. Dec.1.
Following a dinner party Thurs
day night attended by thirteen
persons. Anton wienel1s. so. died
o. heart failure. Friends pointed
out that his wife died two years
ago ne day after a dinner party
Of thirteen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-02
THE WEATHER.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and cold
er Friday; probably rain. Satur-
day probably fair and colder.
LOWER MICHIGAN - Rain
or snow and colder Friday: Sat
urday cloudy and colder, prob
ably snow fiurries near Lake Su-
per1or.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-02
Flight of c. w. Morse
Arouses IT, S. Officials
May Revoke Passport of n. Y
Ship Builder to Complete
Vital Hearing.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Aroused
by the departure Of Charles w.
Morse. New York ship builder. from
the country just as the government
is about to place before a federal
grand jury its Investigations Of his
transactions with the shipping board
officials Of various departments are
considering Thursday night what
means may be taken to bring him
back to the United States
1t is hoped. department of justice
officials said, that word can be sent
10 the French government in time
to permit Morse detention at Havre
Friday morning when, according to
latest advices, the French steamer
Paris, on which ne sailed from New
York. Is due to dock Early In the
day the justice department called
on the navy department to send a
destroyer TO meet the vessel outside
of Havre and take Morse OFF the
ship. No such order was issued,
however, and navy officials declared
later they were without authority
to act in that manner
May Cancel Passport.
Thursday night a plan to cancel
the passport issued to Mr.. Morse
was under consideration. The effect
OF such action, it is understood,
probably would he that the French
government might, under represent
atoms from the United States, refuse
to permit him TO land. His return
10 the United States on the Paris
probably would result.
Meanwhile. Erwin A. and Harry
F. Morse. sons Of Charles W. Morse.
through their attorney, Milton J
Lambert, issued a statement declar-
ing their father had sailed under a
passport issued TO him IN his own
name and without knowledge of the
governments intended action before
the grand jury. Morse sailed under
the advice of his physician that ne
would have 10 undergo an operation
If he desired 10 save his life" the
statement said. adding that he would
return whenever his presence was
desired. and when ne is in physical
condition 20 do So"
Justice department officials de-
clared nothing was known Of MIR
Morse's departure until il was re
ported from New York Wednesday
night. Morse was granted a pass
port several months ago, state de-
partment officials said. and this pass
port presumably was good at the
time Of his sailing.
Beyond declaring that the govern
ment would make every legitimate
effort 10 bring Morse back 10 the
United States. neither Elmer Schles-
niger, general counsel OF the ship
ping board nor Fletcher Dobyns
special assistant in charge of the
case. would discuss il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-02

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-02
Look for Solution.

The part taken by Mr.. Hughes
and Mr.. Balfour in the meeting was
said 10 have been confined 10 a
general statement of confidence that
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-05

vem obnosu $4,000 vesm6s "a
pfestupky >prohibicni.
Pro pfestoupenl automobile
vych ordinance odsoudil IA mu
z1 kazdeho k pokut6 S5 q 8 il
nych pro poruSenf dopravnich
predpisd od S25 nize.
Muzske Glenstvo archWood-
ske kongregaGni cirkve, patr-
ne zachvaceno velkou kfest' an
skou laskou k spolubliznim, me
10 z pfisneho pana municipalnl
no soudce takovou radost, re
Ia jeho od pondelka proJevo-
vanou tvrdou pfisnost mu od-
hlasovalo pochvalnou resolucl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-05
NAVSTtVA SVETA n. Drem.
BARTOSOVSkYM. KONSU-
LEM CESKOSLOV.

Vcera odpoledne byli jsme
pot6seni navstevou konsula re-
publiky Ceskoslovenske, p.
Drem J. r. Bartosovskym, S
nimz jsme Sc mile pobavili
rozpravkou o pomerech zdej-
Sich i donna V osvOboZene Via
sti. Konsulat otevfe nejblizsi
dobe uCelnG zafizene uradOv-
ny We Wade budove ma Supe-
rior Ave, S03 w. Nedostatek
vhodnych mistnosti prltomne
DOLBY V Clevelande panuilci je
vinen, re Sc iradovani konsu-
latni ponekud pozdrzelo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-05
SOUDC1 1ADA.Jf NOVEHO
zALOBCE q URYCHLENf
PRfPADU.

ApelaGni soudcove W. vi
ckerv a C. c.. Washburn vGera
vvslovili novemu okresnfmn
zalobci Edwaru G. Stantonovi
pfani, abv uspiseno bvlo ze-
imena odvolaci iednani o po5a
dali iej o souGinnost v tomto
smdru.
DIE nahledu Vickervho NELL
by nsvedceni zlocinci bVti no
nechani We vazh6 az do vvfizn-
nj ieiich odvolanf Sc k vvsS;
soudni stolici. Opatfeni nodob-
ne nv 7nacn6 usnad daovalo
dnes be7tak preti$enou cinnost
soudh. Oha zmin6ni ifednici
pfimlouvaii so soncasne o zind
noduSnni snndniho 7ri7eni p o.
mezeni nSkterfch stqrSfch hv-
rnkrotickVch Zvvkn. Takh no
drohili cinnost aalohci. ttere
nSimo ohvinnii iista vlaano-
sti pri vvkonavani jeiich po-
vinnosti.
"Kdyby zalobci dbali vice
sveho ufadu, jiste by ma svobo-
dc bylo meme femeslnych zlo-
cincG i tehdy, kdyZ jiz jednou
byli odsouzeni," pravil soudce
Washburn. Podobne jest nut
ma naprava i pri Zaopatrovani
soudnich zaruk "a obzalovane
a uradem tim mel by byti po-
vefen zvlastni komisar, ienz
by pripady mohl miti lepsi e.
videnci. O poslednfm zarizeni
interesuje sc pravnlk krajan
II. F. Payer. jenz navrhne ma
schulz pravnickeho sdruzeni
IL. ledna. ably zhotoven q udr-
zovan byl presny seZnam jiz
nekolikrate trestanych indivi-
dui i zlocincu femeslnych. Ma
schulz jednano bude 0 IVY
Semi platu okresniho zalobce a
jeho assistentu. Prvnejsi ma
roGne $500 assistenti $500,
posledn6jsim ma byti zvysena
odm6na ma $4,000 a prvn6iSi.
mu snad ma $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-05
''svET"
POHRER DRUHE OBETr PA,
TECNfHO PREPADU.

n domu els. 13474 Lake
Ave-, Lakewood, konal Sc wee
ra odpoledne ponfeb druhe o.
beti patecnihp pfepadu,i 58-h-
teho w. S. SIy-e "a velkeho IT,
castenstvi. Rakev st'astneho
nuze zakryta byla spoustou
kvetin, DART to pratel i cele
vefejnosti. Phi dojemnych po-
hfebnich proslovech nezGsta-
10 jist6 ami iedine oko bez
slZ. Pohfben byl ma 4lrbitova
Lakeview. kde manzelka "a
vrazdeneho ,pfemozena "a
rmutkem mad otevfenym hro-
benz sveho chote upadla tez-
ke mdloby.s'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-05
PRO ZAVEDENf PRACOV.
MILO TYDNE o a. HO-
DlNACH.

Ma konferenci. iea bude ma
podnet clevelandskvch spoi. IT,
skarskvch uni svolana ma IL.
a %. unora do Columbus. led
nano bude o zavedeni iednot-
ne pracovni dobv. al hodin "
tydnu pro cely stat Ohio, a 81
ce cd 1. kvetna letoSniho roku.
Pracovni doba bv platila pro
tiskarmv uniove neuniove. O
vvslani delegate bvly pozadany
mistni unie tiskarii. pressma-
MI. nakladaG1, knihaTG. stereo
tvpist6. elektrotypistH, rytcd a
vypravcich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-05

e.se. IN )
Nova msna. (Vyjev praz-
ske skutecnosti dne j.. prosin-
ce 1920 Prdvodci We voze e.
lektricke drahy: "Dnes. uz ie-
zdfme IA korunu dvacet - ne
ia korunu !" - Cestujicf MIA
dix schovava do kapsy koru-
nu a dava prdvodcimu petit
korunu. - PrGvodci: "Nera-
cite NIT drobnych?" - Ce-
stuiici starsf muz: "To uz "a
Sc zacfna ta inkvisice. DO drob-
nych V elektrice? Vzdyt' ma
tie nAhradnf' menu!'" = Prn-
vodci Is odporem dava mia
.dikovi :tTii koruTy "a etyli mo-
Same .znamkv. pax k. starsi-
mn muzi): 80. pane. - nv
hudeme obecenstvu davat ma
hradni peni7e, obecenstvo bu-
de jimi platit Y 3hospodach a
my nebudeme NIT Ease mic !!
To by tax hr3ilo!"'.- = Starry
pan Ike svemu sousedu: eide
vidite, pane ministersky rado,
.iak to, bude dopadat novou
elektrickou nahradni menou !!
Zmizi neien v elektrice. ale 2
obehu vGbec, az il lide zaG-
neu roztavovat " mosaz. Coz
to potrva s vydanim nasich
novvch dvaceti-a desetihaleTti
take tax dlouho, jako Sc stav-
bou domH? Nebo bude musit
ylada vydat dvacetniky a de-
Setniky papirove, iako ammo
dazumal?"
Svata byrokracie! Uctarna
zemedelske rady pro Cechy,
Vaclavske nam. {. 799, Zasla-
la spolecnosti "Vegetas' v
Praze pod {. 1921 re dne "a.
Iistopadu upominku ma cast
, ku osmi haleri. iez mali byt
splacenv sloznim LISTEN. Pfi-
, lozen slozni list v Gene 12 h.
: dopisni papir stoii aspon 20
h. porto GO h. manipulacni po-
platky neimen6 10 h, takze
tato upominka Pride zeme-
ddlske rade ma 1.O2 K. ne
hlede Ike zbytecnemu psani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-05
"a Vy.ASTNf PRIJATA DrE.
PA emf .NApNX MA DE-
DICTVf.

pr. Alice Rndd Rockafnl-
Iowa u Wickliffe sobe tvrdf.
10 lest Zakonit6 adoptovanOu
dcerou zesnul6ho n. " Rud-
Ia. mistopresidenta Georrn
Wont lin "tor Co. vnl'coObcho-
~ 3ela7arskVm 1hozirn "
disledcfoh toho cini narok M
nodil dadickv. Rudd zanechal
asi 500. 600 pozhstalost no
n6m rozd6lena takto: vdova
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-05
POLICE CISTf MESTO
PROHLfDkAMI.


80 osob bylo do 1terniho
vecera zatGeno ia policejnlho
natranf V podezfelych mistech.
% zadrzeno bvlo ma hlavnl Do-
licejnl stanici k dalSimu vysle-
chu. &c zatceno pro nedovole-
ne hrv. 10 pro neporadne cho-
vani, 25 pro potulku, jen Z pro
pfestoupeni prohibice. Mezl
4atcenymi jest nekolik muzu
kteri isou V podezfeni sDolu-
rcasti ma zlocinech poslednich
dnG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-05
PREDNASKA MA VYCH.
TECH. SKOLE.

Josef Schlossberg 2 New
Yorku. generalni tajemnik
spojeneho kreicovskebo d6lni-
ctva V .Americe bude dnes ma
vych. technicke skole, IS. ul. a
Scovill Ave. o s. hod. vecerni
pfednaseti. PredmGt jeho pro-
slovu staven Jest ma poznat-
cich vlastnich z cestv po Ce-
skoslovensku. Polsku. Litve,
Pakousko. Italii, Francii a An
glii. kde vSude 81 bedlive vsi-
NAL hlavn6 hospodafskvch a
delnickych podminek. Pristup
k zaiimave pfednasce mali
neclenove mistnfch unit.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-05
MA DOPADENf VRAHA FAN
NERA A SLY-E VYPSANA
ODMENA $4,000.

Pfatele w. C. Sly-e a G.. K.
Fannera, kteri minuly patek
radli rukou neznameho dosud
vraha, sebrali $4,000, ktere bu-
dou vyplaceny osobe. jejiz "a
slLhou bude pachatel zlocinne-
nc skutku dopaden. SebranI
fond, do ktereho Sc stale jest6
scbazeji dalsi pfispevky. spra-
vovan Jest B. D. Wellerem.
1858 vvch. Is. ul., ienz 81 slibu-
j., Cd teto akce vydatnou po-
noe pfi hledani vraha.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-05
Hlinkovy neuspechy We wy
chodnim Slovensku. KOSicky

"Slov. Vychod" zaznamena-
va, ze Hlinka naraZil Sc svy-
mi agitacemi V zupach Sarys-
ske, abaujske a zemplinskt
ma rozhodny chlad abyvatel-
stva. V Poprade|y nedeG 21
listopadu 3 hod. odp., kdy5
zahajoval predem ohlasenou
prednasku, mel TAX malo po
sluchacd, re Sc mu nechuti
10 mluvit. "Slov. Vychod'
ubezpecuie, ze We vychodnim
Slovensku nebude NIT Hlinka
tlsp6chu, doSovad neproved'
revisi sve politiky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-05
PRfSNY PAN SOUDCE.

Municipalni soudce F. l..
Stevens. V pondeli, prvni den
Ginnosti. vzbudil pravy nzas
t6zkyni trestv, uvalovanymi
pfestupnikum opakoval tuto
podivnou prisnost "a dne wee
rejSiho. TAX odsoudil O. Kram
pa k pokut6 $1,000 a A. Gorbo-
skeho k 500 a V Sesti jinvch
pfipadech k pokutam V celko-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-05
Proc no tam dsvaji?

Venkova ieda do m6sta, ra
stanici nabidne dObry doutnik
piednostovi stanice, a tento 2
vd6cnosti mu doporucuje, ably
nikdy neiezdil v poslednim vo-
ze. protoze pri zeleznicnich me-
hodach je vzdy neivice posko-
zen a tudiz pro cestuiici nejne-
bczneen6isi. "A proc no tam te
dy davajf?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-05

tfetinu Q ditky dve tfetiny 9
mezi poslednejsi snazi Sc nyni
dostati zmfn6na Rockafellowa
jeiiz tvrzenf ale, ze byla "a
vlastnf pfiiatou dcerou v star
p6ti let jest vd0vou zesnuleho
obchodnfka co nejrozhodneii
popirano. Ones ma pflpad,1
tom rozhodnouti probatnf sOud
ce Alexander Hadden.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-05

"Vegetas" ie vsak velmi ma
rozpacich. hlavne proto, re
nevi, kde tech osm halern
wit, nebot' drobnych neni a
slozni list Sc ma 10 h opraviti
media.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-05

Jirik: "No tax, uz je DO ji-
tfeni! Praha uz je klidna".
Ella: "Jen pocket, az ia w.
idu V tom novem klobouku ma
promenadu!"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-11
CLEAN CUT COMEDY ENJOYED BY ALL AT
 EMPRESS THEATER

Biff! Bang! and Gee Whiz! Just like that. It's not a Bolsheviki up- rising, but only Charles Ray, proving that you can't keep good man down, even though he's put out of the big league team and sent back to the tall timber.
 To see any picture starring Charles Ray is a delight, but to see him in another of those baseball stories, in which he made his first big hit both on the screen and the diamond is a real treat
 In an exciting climax. Charlie steps into the box at the nth inning. and wins the game, the girl--in fact he "comes back" with a vengeance.
 Another clean-cut Ray comedy that everyone will enjoy, and which is re- beating for the last time tonight at the Empress.
 Cheating Cheaters," a play of mystery, suspense, comedy and heart interest, centered round a strong plot and played by a superb cast headed by Clara Kimball Young, is tomorrow nights big feature at the Empress.
 As a play, this comedy drama ran for two years Ou Broadway. Adapted to the screen, it is no less fascinating Given: A star of the first magni- 1 Jude, with picked artists playing supporting roles; a modern detec- tive story of absorbing interest; beau tiful women superbly gowned; lux urious settings and the direction of such a man as Allan Dwan-and the answer is: A successful production one of the outstanding successes of the season.
 Cheating Cheaters" is such a pie ture, and it will catch your interest from the start, and hold it until the end, for it is full of mystery that leads to a surprising climax.
 Don't forget that this is the play booked tomorrow at the Empress, and that it's a picture you can't af- ] ford to miss.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-11
BETTER RADIO SERVICE BEING
 ESTABLISHED

To facilitate the work of it's crews on different road building projects in Alaska, beginning next season. the Alaska road commission will install it's own radio stations, according to a statement made by Capt C. S. Ward, disbursing officer of the con- mission. Six sets of radio equip ment have been secured for this pur- pose, he stated.
 The equipment was secured from the signal corps surplus supply stores in Washington by Col James G. Steese. They include sending sets, equipped with means of recharging the batteries and standard receiving sets, the stations having sufficient power to cover the range between the places where they will be erect ed.
 It is not planned by the commits sion to have all six stations in single chain, but three chains of
 
 is hoped, according to Capt. Ward, that the stations will be in service late this spring or early in the sum- mer. One chain will be established between McGrath and Ophir, a sta tion being opened at each place and will put the crews working on the ends of the Ophir-McGrath road in direct communication with each other. Another will stretch between Talkeetna and Cache creek in con nection with the commissions project in that district. The third will link up the Kantishna district with Riley creek on the Alaska railroad south from Nenana
 While primarily the establishment of these stations is for the conven- fence of the Alaska road commits sion,' said Capt Ward, there is no doubt that other messages will be handled whenever possible. As there is no means of communication be- tween any of the places mentioned at present. the commissions stations will prove d great help to them"
 The station personnel for each place will be furnished by the Alas ka road commission. No regulations have been drafted covering the man. ner in which business will be han dled. The Ophir- McGrath link will give the people served communication through McGrath, Iditarod and Nu- lato with the signal corps telegraph and cable system In a similar way 1 Cache creek will be connected with the signal corps line through Tal- keetna and the Alaska railroad sys- tenn, while the people of the Kan. tishna will be given a means of com. munication over the signal corps lines through Riley creek station of the commission.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-03-11

Kodak finishing. Scarborough.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-04
A.- -
Gpnrtlano.

Iz Tr-t'ES 9LG# LurNrNgtEUE-ra
Gomtn Slider BON MinneapoliS
mar 0ieier Gage bei ietrtem 8ruoer
Sobn Slider 5u 8eiu6.
9err unb 6rau Geo. @. 56lott=
bon Seem l1ln1 beiu6ten allsgangS
letter 8olde bieitge 5rennoe nnb Ser
nanbte.
2onis Hredt mar leete Wp6e IN
st. Saul no ct @ei6dfte gu belorgen
Batte.
:8rau Otto 81. aobn beiu@te Cube
llekter Wo9e 5errn unb 6rau @enrn
Gobn.
Gmil steinbers BON 8ertba, Minn.
mar llebten Trettag bel feinem Gortiin
@mi( Steinbere 3u @aite.
Sri. ySteger BON ct. Setter mar
M1ontag in unierem Stdbtden un1
@eiddfte 81 erleoi9en.
Die SRI. 2anra nnb Stella Mener
bielten ft6 Samstag unb Sonntag ii
Ser Musuit 99roeber Samilte ppn
Micollet bein6Smetie auf.
9err nno Sran 8. .. Ber9 mobn=
ten lebte ISOLDE bem 6. 6. 8anfett
in SEEM nlm BET.
Grau Nuguit &lanie bon Morgan
llnb Sreb Duenitng bon Nebpooo
Sails beiu6ten lebte @p9e Ste Tbeo.
Yre6t 6amtlte.
6. IS. Blod balf aus in Der lekten
Wode gelegentli@ oe8 groben Nu8z
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-04
9poesfaue,
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apolts aus benz 2eben gel6ieoen pobil1
er 9ebradt mprben mar, bcblfS Spera=
tion. ST erfranfte gang pl6tlt6 allf
feinem Sarm 6eim iii Scr 9fdbe BON
2ittle Sails an 9armDeridpltngnng,
@eboren nurbe Ser 8eritorbene Dor
So Sahren tn ct. Yaul fpo er Ste a
&in6er unb Susenojabre perlebte.
8or nngefdbr 35 Sabren perebelt6te
er it6 bier til Stem lllm NIT Sri.
Musuite Sdel, ieiner TIM iiberlebe1lz.
ben Gattin. Mad Ser Sermabllln9
aosen iie nad ct. Saul, bann naf'
8tntbrop, ipater ua6 Mirlneapolis
unb leit iiber 10 Sabren mobnte1 lie
in 2ittle Salts. Muber Der @attt1
ntrb 5er BON folgenoen &tnoern lber=
lebt: Or. otto Doers, Mini1eapolis;
G6min Doerg, Mortb Oafota; 9eloon
Doerg, TIM 5taate Oregon; 9arolo
Yoere, 2ittte Sails; Trau s. 8almer,
MtnneapoltS uno Stanlep, tpe(9er
nod gu @auie lit. Das 2et6enbez
gdngniS ianb SamStag I'm | l}br
auf Sem 9afemooh Trteobof, Minne<
apolts, itatt. 8on bier mobnten benz
2eide1lbegdngntS bet Srau George
Marti unb Scooter SRI. Gliie.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-04
@as Guropa ben Der. Staatett
fh1tl6et tpir6.

8aibingtDn,3 81. San. ~ @ez
legentli1 bes BON benz 3a1sfpmitee fit
WitteI nnb @ege ange}telIten 8erbDrs
iber Die E%arifrebiiion fagte Der 6erpors
.ragenpe NationalDitor1pm grofeifor Gez
.orge S. Warrer bon Ser gorneE>1tnis
beriitat, bab i'm Sabre 1924 bie S@ulz
ben @uropas an bic Ser. @taaten iid
auf $20,O0O.0OO,O00 belnnfen fpirs
bcn. syn bie1er 511tnme fins iene
$9,6OO,OOO.OOO Die Sen Miierten 5ur
@riegs8eit .geIieben ipllrbe1l, entbaIten.
Nd1 Yrof. 8nrrens Mnfidt 6ulben
ellropdiide @ef1dftsinterefien ameriz
ffaniihen Strrnen gegentpdrtig. 81
GOO. 0O0. 200; er bertpies barnuf, bnB
europa feine grobnfte mad Mu1eriia
ienben mii1e, 9Ieidbier tpie .bod ber
9nrif audi ieiu m1ge. ST bra1g oaraif,
buB nn1erifanii1e Sarmprobute bo9
bcftenert tpiirben, tpeil foI9e i'm Aus@
Innbe biuiger bergeiteM tperoen f0n1<
ten, ipie bier5uln1be.
Cine gataillonsiibung Dieb, neil
Is oabei regelmdbiig Elm beilloies
9urheillnnber gab. ataiI.
longgonIaiG"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-04
6orbitg iiber Sic amerifaniide 8reKe.

gbicago, 81. San. 8alter
SIN Scott, 8raii6ent Der M%ortbtpeitern
l%1niberiitp, bat Gen. @nroing eingez
laben, Der Groffnung Der Sofepb Nez
biqz Sournnli1teni6uIe bei8utpobnen, er
batte iebod abgelebnt. Sci bieieri@ez
legenbeit bate id 5err @arbing in
folgcn6er @efie iiber Bic arnerifmdiif6e
8reIIe gednbBert g9ie nmerifn,ii1e
Yreife lit ibrer MISREPRESENTATION fir
Sic @eitoItung Ser golfsieele ni6t
nadeefomuten, sic bat tbs gu. iebr
6arallf beidrdnft, ieniationelle Neuig:@
feiten a1 brinqen llnb We1D' 81 beroie<
1len. sic fat iid nebr bur6 gef@aftz
lide als morolii6e gebenfen Ieite1 laf<
len: @s 1T febr pidtig, bnB nlle perS
fngboren Mlittel aufgeboten tperben,
ridtt 'nur Sen @eif, fonbern audi Ste
8rau9be Ser nmertfanti@en Breiie anf
einen bDberen 5fanopundt 81 bringen.""
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-04
Wp9sr tomrnt bie Melooie bes Star
Spangleb Banner.

Sort Mc5enrp it fir5lt6 als 9H
etnes @eneralfomman0oS erpdbnt
moroen uno ie6er 56uliun9e meib,
bab ser britii6e Nngriff auf Sort
McSenrp Ser Nnlab fir sic abz
faiiunq bes r@tar Spansleo 8anner"
mar. 8ie es ieoo6 fam, oab Jranets
Scott @ep'S Sp1nne CUR Wteloote
etnes ensltl6en Irinfltebe8 geiungen
miro; bas: lit beute nod tmr1er elree
5treitfrase.
Dte Meloote bot eine tnternationale
@eldi6te. @te .i6eint iebr alten
nriprunss gu ietn unb eS tit nt6t entzz
l6ieoen, ob lie uriprinsli6 aug
Deutiblano ober :Srlano fammt.
SeSenfals, mar [e Dor etma bnnoertz
finf3tg Sabren IN England nberallS
populdr, mo iie, obmobl ite ni@t letdt
3u lingen lit, BOD ptelfdftts geiungen
wurSe. @ie mar BUS rIipperarpAN
ie1er. Sage unb murDe tn ieoem EMS
liide1 Irinflofal geinngen uno fam
ouf bteie .@etle nod Nnaertfa 'lbberllber:
.Oa8 gtar 5pa1gleb 8anner tpuroe
befanntlt1 BON etnem inngen Nntpalt
aus @oibinston gei6rteben, Der on
Borb oeS .engltlden Slag9ldtfiS fam,
UNI sic. Befreiu11g eineS frtegSgefan=
fanoenen Breunbe8 our65uieben. ST
murbe. mabrenb beS. englii6en 8om<
barbementS BON Serb Wfe9enrn a1l
8oro oes englii6en S6tffes 5uriid9ez
balten unb. erbltdte bon bort aus Die
amerifanii6e Slagge am Weorsen b 4e's
II. SeptemberS 1914,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-04
perfaufS I'M 81. %. 3immermann

@ine @6litti6ub Yartie 1T oas
a%llerneueite ouf benz @eieG6aftSge=
bet. Marp Bre6t bate lebte Wode
etne lol6e @eieli6aft anldbli6 ibres
Wiegenfeites.
@err Subj BON Ser @opber 5tate
electric So. belt it6 lekte 8o6e bier
in @eiddften anf.