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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26

Gin Mttglie6 Ser 8ari}er Mfa-
6emie, ST.. Marage, bat ii6 6ieier
Mrmen argenon1r1et1 un6 iebr unit
fangrei9e unteriu9ungen uber Die
@eborstauidungen augeiteQt. 9as
@eiultat tpar 5undbit, 6aB Dr. Ma-
rage Die uria9e oteler iubieftipen
Mu1if, Die 5umeiit cine Soften nno
fSpntmuiif ausfin6ig ma@te uno
meiter Mittel fano, 6en &ranfen %.
Don at beilen.
Dr. Marage teilt sic iubieftipen
@erduide BEL Obrenfranfen 1T bret
alalien: @erGuide, muiifalii@e So.
ne unb @orte ooer Bofauaute. Sim
baGufigiten iino Die 3iidenoen o6er
%pfeifenoen Sone, Ole peit Mber. Die
Eonleiter binausgeben. 9ie &ran'
fen pergleiden tie nit Dem @eraui4,
pel9es oas Musitromen bon Gas
aus elmer gu fleinen Seffnung er.
5eugt, nit Dem @fetfen- oes @inoes
in Eiirribe,1 ODER bent Son, Sen mon
on ben gn6itationer in ser 3elegra.
pbenleitu1g m%abrnebnten fam. Gel.
tener miro bas @erduid 6es Buls-
i6lages, Sos 3irpen bon @riQen
ooer 3ifaoen bernommen, oas Sta.
i9eln bon 8ldttern, 6as &nattern
i'm Selepbon, ser S@ritt bon
Mari6folonner, bas Eropfen 1es
&egens auf Dos 9a@ elmer &aue
ODER 6as Mii9eu BON &arten ODER
6as Stolen 6es 9onners als Ser
g~lei9smoment angeflibrt.
9ie muiifalii9en @eb6rstaui6un.
gen bartieren meniger unteretnom-
Ser. Sic 8atienten glal1ben 5@el.
lengeldute gu b0ren, eleftrii9e Slim
geln ,Grommeln, Erompeten, Mun6-
pfiefen, &ir9engloden (getpobnli@
5erlprungen) uno @ogelgeiang. 81.
nige biIoen ii9 .ein, einen gan5en
@ogelfafig nit Ben peri@ieoenite1
gangern 3u b0rer, pabreno anoere
monatela1g Gone b1ren, 6ie fie iebr
mobI fennen, aber ntht at i9il6ern
oermoeen.
9ie brittle &Iaiie, sic iubieftipen
8ort- unb 8ofuIgerduide, bei6ra1f.
ten it6 allf oas Quafen bon Sro.
iden, sic 8ofale a un6 0, Ben 4nf-
fudruf uno @orte, sic ii@ mieoer>
bolen, obne baB Ser &atient tie ii4
erfIqrer fam, un6 ben 2arm, ben
cine crregte &oltsmenge ma4t.
9r. Marage unteriuAte 1000
Sale 9ronii9er Saubbeit, unter De-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26

Inn MAIDEN f56unett. 6bern oods n1aree
hr TN go,3 eii,erIei getpeien
Dn fftano er rs 5ierli@ NIT fieiner
Setter un6 NIT einem @eii1t il
peiB uno rot tpie elm Mdbhen; un0
oog mar eigertli@ elm Gebler, ben1
Elm mentg fbuara bite CT ir1r1er
feir f1rner. Gr ltano gang 6idt
rebe1t ber &irtin; iie maren bei6e
bingeFe1t, no iie itanoen, utto DO
tie MN eirtnnl oabingeiteM tparen.
70 batten tie iih berlobt, tie paBten
ia al chamber, tie mnrcr inr1ge
Qet1te, lie tparetl aus bernfelbe11
Yor3ennn, li1b iie maret1 bei6e gletd
aerbredid. Nn9 Ser gerlobung
beibloiieu iie banrt nod reiflidem
ueberleger1, ii Die tpeitc 8elt bin.
n1s5ngeben- rSait 6u mirtttmn
N11n, NIT mir IN 6ie neite @elt
bita,,s3ugeben?" fragile Der Shorn-
iteinfeger. .&nt ou be6abt, nie
groB iie lit u116 bob mir ME pieoer
bierber 3uriidfebren f0n11en?"
nSa, bas babe f@ beoa@t," fagte
fie.
un6 Ser s9orniteinfeger iab fe
gang felt an un6 oann iagte er
ernit:. rMein 8eg gebt 6ur6 ben
@1orniteinl Salt 6u mirflih Mut,
nit mir 6urb Ben 9fen 3u frie6en,
our9 Ben eiiernen &aiten, tpie 6ur6
oas Mobr? Damn fommet1 mir III.
ben Sbornitein bina1s, unb 90
petb ib mid gu bemegen: @ir itei.
gen 70 bod, 6aB iie 11ns nidt errei-
den f0rre1t, un6 gang oben 1T ein
God IN Sic tpeite @eH bi1aus!"
uno er fibrte fie an Die Ofettlr.
ourb ben eilernen 4aiten uno oaS
@obr IN Ben Sdornitein. 5etgte ibr
Sic beften GteMen, pobin iies lire
fleiner1 8or5euanfiBe ieBen follte,
uno oan1 far1er1 Tie Bis an oen
Mano. oes S9orniteins bina1f unb
oaraltf iebten fife fia nieoer, oenn
iie moren geborig miioe, uno oa5u
batter iie aud allen @run6.
Ser Simme1 nit ill ieinet 6ter.
men mar iiber linen, un6 ale SD.
der Ser. @taot maren nnter ibnen;
tie iuben 10 nett I'M it@, 10 tpeit ut
6ie @elt bi1ein; 6ie arrae &trtin
bate es ii@ ME 10 borgeitelt; fie
Iebnte ibrer fleinen &opf gegen IT,
rem @6orniteinfeger, un6 Damn
tpeinte iie, 10 bob oaS Colo bon IT,
rem @irtel abiprang.
,Das 1T biel 5u biel," fagte iie.
SOS tann i9 nidt a,tsbaltenl SIZE
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26
SIZE gibrattonsfopfmaHase.

1en 81 Eaubitutnr1e paren; ISL
botten @eidmiire ODER @iterungen
i'm DIR, u1o 812 litten an 8erbart
tung Der @eb0rorga1e. Sci ben
Eaubltuntmer famen @eborstdu.
lduigen gar ni6t Dor, uno 1nr 10
Yro8ert Der @iterunge1 fubrter 51
lubieftipen @erduiden. sic borten
8feifen, oas @auf9en bon Seemu>
ideIn, @ogelitimmen un6 @lode1-
lduten
Sci @erbartung ser @ebororgane
paren tG Yro5ent fret bon Sau-
idungem 16 Bro8ent muroen bon
Bfeif- uno 3Hdtonen geplagt, Is
@ro5ent bon 8jeif- unb an6eren 80
men. 80 Br5ent borten niemals
Bfeiftone, aber anbere, nie Die bon
i@loden, Ml1fdeIn uno 8Dgeln lno
,om BnIsfdIag. Nur 6ie Hfeiftone
zen anein auf BEL ben anoer11
u1eiit 5tuei ODER mebr oieier
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26
Ser @9atten.

Ban6et fi9 bier riGt 1trt cine
finit1erif@e @ieoergabe Der Matar
un6s ibrer Gormen, 6es mirfliden
2ebens uno ieiner 2eioeni@aften.
Dte aunitgei9i9te 1T t1idt eber
reid an u1pergGngIi6en @erten,
Die 6teie Go%r6erungen erfi1en un0
mic 9ieter 8rungels rS9laraffen-
lono" ODER ~Die iieben &aben" un6
r0tp f6o1e Meluiine" bon Moris
bon S9mino IN auer &er3en Ieben.
@cnig @utes 3at sic plaitii@e Mar-
9e%nborlteuung btsber berporge-
bradt. umiomebr freut es uns,
bon einigen neueren plaittiden Ir-
beiten 0ieier Dirt beridten at Ton.
men, Ole Elm uneingeihrGnttes Sob
berbienen.
Die r@onge1ige @orceldinsfabrit"
In &openbogen bat III bent @ilo-
bauer ST. Ebomfen etnen &initler
9efun6en, Der cine entf9ieoene 8e.
gabung auf 6ieies Stoffgebiet 5u
lellter 1Ge111t. vt bot et1ttge Der
4d0niten Giguren aus Mn6eriens
@ar6en 1T sic f%dimmern6e @irf-
li6feit 6es 8oraelans Ibertroget
1tno in Der Musmabl Ser Mottbe ei1
feines @efibI fiir Die @igenf@af-
ten Ser glanaen6en @r6entpare be.
mieien, 6ie ite fir 6te @ar6enplaittf
gang Defenders empfeblen.
Die @@neefontgtn 8. g., sic Ser
.'tleine &ap ont @interaben6 6ur@
;ous r11n6e @udlo9 I'M %3ltgefrorenet
9aditubenfeniter ent6edte = tpe111
fife bolt ntdt aus S@nee gebtloet
miro, fun1 lie ,1rr nod 1T @or5el.
Ian ge6a@t meroen. Gin paar
'Sdneeflodea fielen orauben," 10
'beri@tet 6as Marben, run6 etne
3abon, Die alergr9Bte, blteb OUT
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26
git Mdrlbtugrupptn BET 8opf11agtnfr
R6niglidfn Q0ptuQn- Manataktur
ppn Obj. Gbonltn.
Bon 81. 8. ea5.8erIin.

f0rpert, lit in Sem reideu s6nee-
mantel uno Sdyneenn1ff 10 id0n
bergraben, iie miro Sic 20iung ,idt
prei8geben. l1ro III ibrer itatlturi-
iden &aItru1g :nn6 benz eiiigen
Spbinr.8Iid 1T ibre @rauiamfeit
nn6 lire adiiIte Heilterltb a,1sge-
oriidt.
sSsn einem @or5enanidloB fpielt
6as Mdrdett rDte @adttgaQ" aus
benz Sic 5tpeite @rl,bpe cine Gpiiooe
ipie6erer3dblte. @s .geborte Dem
aaiier bon @btna un6 mar ga1t5
unb gar aus feinem Nor5eaan, 10
foitbar, aber 10 5erbre9li@, 10 ge.
fdbrlib an3uriibren, 6aB man iid
or6ent1iA in a@t nebmen ml1Bte."
Mus eineut 8u9e, z0as Tim Der
groBmdbtige @aiier bon Sapcn
iib%erian6te, erf1br Der @ineiii4e.
aaifer. baB IN ieinem @eide, IA
III 1einem etgenen @arte11 eit .b9d}t
m%erfniroiger 8ogel iei Die Mdb-
ttgau. 8egierig, fie fen1en 3u kr-
nen. lno at .b0ren, lieB er ieinen
r&apalier" sfommen un6 befabl
ibu1, bis gum @benb 6ie MadtigaA
%unbe6ingt berbei5ui6affen. Limo
fomm lie ni6t, 10 ion ser ga115e
Sof auf Dem 8au@ geprGgelt tper.
ben, fobalo. er 5u aben6 gegeiien
bat.. Ma9 tangent, pergebli9em
8emiiben fano Der &abalier, Der
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26
6fh1rBtduarl1nugr11
Bic llnterfadansen boa 81. Marase

Hlagcgciiter mitcinanoer bereinigt,
Die gleid5eitis lber ben 8atienten
berfnIen.
Midt 70 leiht tpie bie 3uiammen-
itequng 0ieier @crdufde tpor bic
grfIdirung .ibrer I1riaden. Dr.
Marage Bot gefun6en. oaB Bic
Bfeiftone 0,trb cine Bcridiebnng.
oes Observation-Disclosures i'm DIR
bernnlaBt meroen. CT fat BEL einem
gang geillnben DIR our9 @ermin.
oernug 6es 9rudes i'm MitteIobr
len 5teigbugelfno9en, Ser Sic @i-
brationen Ser Obrtrommel gum
Obrinnern binIeitet, funitli9 aus
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26

SIZE 9trttn uno Der S9or111te1rte0er.
@elt lit gu groB! @dre i@ 6o@ pie>
ser auf Dem fIeinen Gii6 unter Dem
@piegel! Sd meroe ME mie6er frob,
ebe i@ 11iht mie6er % bin! SSeBt bin
i@ Dir in sic peite 8elt binaus &c,
folgt, nun fannit 6u mild aber mie-
Ser 5uridbegleiten, menn 6u mid
lieb balt!"
uno ser @9orniteinfeger rebete
ibr @ernunft 5u, aber fte i6lud5te
10 i9redlt9 uno fuBte ibren flei-
11et1 S6orniteinfeger, 10 bob er
ni@t moers fonnte, ols fi@ ibr
fiigeu, obglei1 es toridt tuar 80.
uno 10 bliebeu 0enn Gle @or5eQan-
Ieut9en 5uiammen, Bis tie III 99er-
ben 5erbra1en."
9ie @r1ppe bat bel bon Ser
Maipitat nn6 @nmut 6ieies @or5el-
lanmGr9ens mitbefommen. Sic
&irtitt lit 10 5ierlid uno fein> wie
11ur irgen6 Elm @efen aus Der @os
fofo8eit gebiloet. lno ibr alerlieb.
iter @igeniin1 lit ebenio iber5elt<
gen6 gegebe1 mie oes S@orniteinfe-
gers riibren6er Offer, benz @or5el>
lanlteb9en r8ernunft 5u5ureoen."
Sm is. S%abrbunoert, Der flaiii-
i9en 3eit oes 8or5eQans. 1T oie
@or5eaanplaitif in Ser @abl ibrer
Motibe INNER i'm beiten Sinne
bolfstiimli9 getpeien. nno es lit gu
begriiBenL baB cine Horaenan<Wfa
nufaftnr, Sic beute nod bretl
funiHerii@en 2%eiitungen gu ben er'
ften Ser @eH gebort uno Der &l1nit'
feramif nel1e @ege gepiefen bat,
auieoer bieien @eg beidreitet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26
Sic Ra9tisau.

benz @anoe eines 8lumenfaiters
liegen. STE S9neeflode muds
11ebr un6 mebr, ite tparo e1olt@
cine gorae Dame, 1T ben feiniten
tpeiBen Glor gefletoet 6er mie aus
MtQionett iternenartiger Sloden
ouiammengeiest mar. sic tpar 10
idS1 uno 10 fem, aber aus Gis, uno
bod mar iie 1eben6ig; Die Mugen
ltarrten mie 5met flare 5terte, aber
es tpar tpeoer Stub nod &ait in if.
men," SSt1 einen raltben @el3 &c.
biint un6 NIT ueiBer 8el5utiibe be.
bedt, entfiibrte iie Damn ipGter alf
einer1 S9litten BEN tletnca &ap
nod 2applar6 III tbr Mar@anibloB,
6eiier @dn6e aus treibenoem
@anee ,tnb 6eiien Seniter unb SIT
rem aus idneioen6en @inoen tua.
rem. ST. eine,n Ser Ieeren unenoli.
@en S9neeidle oieies ShloiieS log
Elm %gefrorener See, Ser mar IN tau
fenb Stide 5eriprunge11, aber ie6cs
Stif NOR gang genau tpie Dos, OH.
oere, es mar Elm ior.nlides &unft.
ltiid; uno .mitten auf 5iefem Gee
iab Die Shneefonigin, menn iie 5u
&auie mar, unos banr fagte ite, bob
fte I'M Spiegel 6es 8erItanoes fife
uu6 oas iei 6as ein5ige un6 bette
u1f Der @elt."
Die1e .SiSung" Ser Sdneetoni-
gin bat Ebornien fir feline bcrrlibe
DarfteI,1ng gepablt. Das @atfel,
ens TT 6teiem Maturfnmbol ftd per.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26
SIZE Mntpen6ung bon @e1ielitr6men
BEL @eb6rstduiGungen 6es Huls>
Y9lages.

ien6iteI Miqimeter. @s iino fy,t.
tbetiide Gone, Die sic Mai9tne Ses
81. Marage %berborbrinyt, ineem
ct 2uft 6ur9 Die Sirene preBt.
Gin anoerer @pparat 9r. Nla.
rages fi11oet Bel ben @eborstdufduu.
gen oes Rulsidlags In%tpenoung, Die
getpobnli9 auf @t0rungen in Der
@lut5irfulation 5urud3ufubren iin6.
Der Batient miro in ben areislauf
eleftriider Drabte geltelt, bllrb ben
in idneuer Golge eleftrifde @edfel.
ltrome geididt peroen. 9ie Grfol.
ge oieier betoen 8ebanolungsmetbo-
Sen iino oenn audi ni6t a%llsgeblie.
ben. 9ie eleftrii9en @trome ...ir.
fen 11nmittelbar auf Dos Msrpen.
lp1tem elm un6 regel1 baour1 Sen
8lutumIauf. Cine brittle Met6ooe
CUR @eilung bon @eborstdui9u.isen
ueroet Dr. Marage IN ben SaQen
TIT, Die aai a;e beiben crjtcn atd,t
r%eagieren. gs lit cine 9ibriermai.
fage bes 4opfes an bet Seiter. u1lb
S9ldftrfnu9en.
@ie ift befonoers in Sen eriten
Staoten Der Observation-Disclosures
meiit bon gutem @rfolg. -gr lit Ser
Meinl111g, Dab Die iubiettipen &c,
borserideinungeM nit Musnalme
oer 6ur6 8eridiebun9 6es Stcigbii-
gelfnodens berporgerufcnen, burb
cine ueberrei5u11g Der @eborsner.
oe%n5entren e%ntiteben.
60 tlcbern traffic Merpen, bic
letiI;in Sen GAal DO. Gloden &C..
Bort babe,, in Sen gleiden Sdrpin.
glingen fort uno er5euger oie iub.
ieftipen 2autcgerduide.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26

font 10 bornebm tpar, noaB, tpe11r
iemano, Ser gertngcr tpar, als er,
es pogte, NIT ibm gu reoen ODER
ibn nod etmas 3u fraget, er meiter
,idts ertpiberte ols n@!", Elm flei'
mes, armes M669en, Dos Die gta4-
tigan fannte ur6 i'm 5u ibr fiibrte.
uniere @ruppe gibt 6en Moment,
mo sic beioen anod@tt4 ibrem &C.
iange lauiden. ~@s f1inse geraoeio
tpie @lasgloden," iagte Ger &aba-
Tier, Juno iieb MIR 6te fleine &eble,
tpie iie arbeitet! Sc it erltaunli@,
bob mir fie nod ME gebort baben!
sic pir6 groBen Suf5eb BET Sof
boben."
Mber 6as @binefenmd6@en legt
6en Singer an Sen Muno, bebt,
@ube gebtete1t6, 6ie an6ere $ano
un6 itent ii6 cuf Die 3ebenipiBen.
,1rn bon Dem 2te6 Der Mahtigan
11idts 5u perlieren. Das Gnt5iden
un6 Die Mnoabt ser bei6en 2al1-
1@e1t0ett limo nit b1el Se1ttDet &C.
geben, un6 sic atemlofe Spanlt1g
ser bet6en miro 6ur@ Ben rubigen
GluB Ser Gldden un6 &ontureE
ptrfiam unteritiibt.
Cine luitige @or5euan-@bantaiie
1T sic %Iongbeinige Gtgur oes
~S@o ems, ser ii@ III elmer Cont
r1ertta9t Con ietnem Serrn, als ct
a,1f Dem @ltar ietnes &aaies itano,
getrennt batte, ms gegeniiberlte'
gen6e &a1s, no cine i@one Sroll
tpobnte, geidli9en un6 niht pie'
6ergefommer1 mnr. l1niere Gtgnr
idil6ert 6en @eiu6, ben er nod
bieler Sabren ieinem &errn ma6te.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26

9ie @eitalt1.ng bon Mdrdenrto..
tipea1 iteIn sic biloenoen Rinite Dor
Mufgaber, 6ie cine itarfe @infib.
lung in Die M1rdentpelt un6 bic
Graft, ibr tteferes @eien ans 2idt'
.rete,1 o,i laiien. poru1siesen. @S
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-13
RED REQUISITIONS
CAUSE OF FAMINE,
PEASANTS STATE
Only In Little Villages Can
Bitter and Crushing Truth
of Awful Conditions Be
Obtained

Samara, on the Nolga, Novemo yer
4E.-(By a Staff Correspondent of the
Associated Press.)-Constant requisi-
tions of grain by the red army and
other authorities. as well as the lack
of rainfall. was chief cause of the
great famine in this section of Rus
STA, according to the peasant farm
ers. They say the soviet itself
helped kill the goose that laid the
golden eggs.
The story of the famine and its
most intense miseries cannot be mad
in the cities. It Is only in the little
villages. where the farm workers
five and where the famine had its
iorgin, that the truth. bare. bitter
Rnd crushing, can be ascertained.
The story of the village of Novo
Semikinoi, 16 miles from Samara, Is
typical of many the correspondent
visited up and down the olga. Rid
ing out across the rich. rolling farm
land, swept by cold winds from the
east. but still beautiful in the golden
autumn, the forests shot with deep
brown, the grass yet green, and upon
1t herds of cattle and horses, with
here and there patches of fields
plowed and sowed with spring rye
and wheat, one arrives at this viii
lage struggling for half mile along
the two sides of the main road.
silence Envelops Village
= heavy silence envelops the viii
Iage. Many of its one-storied. log
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-13

600 OF which was contributed through
the European relief council campaign
and S5,Ooo,000 allotted by the Red
Cross for child welfare work in Eu-
rope. there remains s7,765,10s still
available. OF which Red Cross off
Gals estimate S6O00,Oo0 will be re-
CURED for this work during the cur
rent year.
For Red Cross participation in the
joint effort to relieve famine condi-
tions in Russia, for final work in the
China famine, for Junior Red Cross
and other overseas activities, includ-
ing the closing of the old general
relief programme in Europe, S4,97s,-
600 is made available.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-13
orFIcEns TRAINING CAMPS

William Slavens McNutt, in Leslie's.
There are a great plenty of SOUND
arguments against the maintenance
of large standing army in the
United States; any number of what
seem to be good reasons for not fore
ing compulsory military training on
our youth of certain age for pc
riod of six months or a year or more.
There is not, believe, a single valid
argument against the training for one
month of volunteer civilians who
have sense enough to wish to spend
that amount of time learning to be
of some use to their country in time
of stress and simultaneously better
ing themselves. mentally and physi-
cally, rather than waste IT at the
beach or the mountains doing moth
ing for anybody and being done by
all.
A citizen taking the current course
at the training camp is getting most
of the good that the army can give
and suffering none of the handicaps
attendant upon a hitch of year or
more in uniform and away from the
routine of civilian life. A month Jn
camp does not break the civilian away
from civilian life but acts on him like
tonic so that at the end of his
training he is on his toes and r'arin
to go.
or the physical benefits to be de-
rived there can be no doubt. Wealthy
men pay much money to the owners
of health farms for less than the men
in the training camps are getting
free of charge. Among the deslrable
qualities of character that may pc
developed by the training is the anil
ity to say yes or mo without the
over emphisas that is the hallmark
of weakness and yet without possipii-
ity of being misunderstood. is
probably growth nurtured as mucn
by the rendition of obedience as II is
by the exercise of authority
In it's effect on mans manner u
approximates the result OF gooo
stiff course of stage experience. IL
gives him assurance of expression. a
man undergoing military training
learns to give an order In the man
ner OF man talking to men, Inat
ability is often the only distinguisn-
ing mark between successful ex-
ecutive and Woodworking employe.
who can't for the life of him under
stand why he does not SO along
faster.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-13
RED CROSS. PLANS
EXPENDITURES OF
OVER 10 MILLION

Washington, November LEX
penditure of s3,669,250 on the dis
abled former service man and his
family and a total of $19.S61,650 for
all purposes. Is proposed by the Amer
lean Red Cross during the current
fisca; year, 1t was announced today
at the organizations national head
quarters. This represents a reduc-
ton of mere than 100000 from the
S24, 492,740 total spent during the last
fiscal year.
The appropriation for the disabled
soldiers and his family, the an
nouncement said. rejecting the de-
termination of the Red Cross to con-
tinue its services along that line un-
til the last of such men was re-
stored to normal civilian life. 1t viii
not, however, 1t was added, repre-
sent the total expenditure through
the society as 1t is expected millions
of dollars will be dlsbursed by in
dividual chapters for the relief Of
the disabled veteran.
Chief among sub divisions of the
appropriation for work with veterans
is that relative to assistance to dis-
abled men in government hospitals
This item of s1,790,O00, an increase
of more than 100000 over the amount
allotted for the same work in last
years budget, will provide personal
services for the disabled and their
families regarded as Indispensable
for supplement the benefits provided
by the government. Other items of
the appropriation for veterans relief
are proportionately increased.
For disaster relief the budget shows
an appropriation of $549,976, virtually
double last years. More than $4,000
600 is provided for service and as
sistance to the $500 Red Cross chap
tiers by the national organization.
other items of the domestic bud
get include $49S,546 for miscellaneous
activities, including contributions re-
stricted for special purposes and
s76S, 600 for management. Each of
these items represents large reduc-
lions over the last fiscal year.
From a fund of $4,000. 900, $4,000
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The motto of the clubs is to"Mould
Perfectly Each Little Bit of Clay. "
Among its aims are To bring in close
relationship the home and the school,
that parent and teacher may cooper
ate intelligently for the education of
the child; to surround the children Of
the entire city with that intelligent
and loving care In their impressions
able years of life, that they may de-
velop into good citizens.
Food and clothes have been fur
nished by this organization to chill
dren who could not have attended
school otherwise.
Children Assiste.
Mothers in the city with children
who were in need of medical atten-
ton and were not able to pay, have
received assistance from this club
One little girl who had tuberculosis
of the spine was taken care of, sent
to the camp on Red mountain and IS
now improving.
A mother was taken to the anti
tuberculosis camp, and good home
provided for her baby. Another case
was that OLA mother with a family
of eight children. One of the little
girls had tuberculosis. She, too, was
sent to the camp and today she is
a well, happy child.
When 1t is necessary for tonsils or
adnoids to be removed, and the par
ents have no way of paying. the or
ganization will ask some physician
who is familiar with the work being
done by the members, and the case
is taken care Of
Among the doctors who have biven
assistance are: DIR. j. Ross Snyder,
DR.. Thomas d. Parke, DIR. Chairman,
DIR. r.. E. Cloud and DIR. G.. w. Leslie.
Proceeds to Hospital.
A pageant was recently given by
the club members and the proceeds
donated to the Children's hospital
This institution is very near the
hearts of the mothers. and they boast
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-13
MECHANICAL PARTNER

A figure for use in dancing in
struction is one of the latest inven
lions. says the Popular Mechanics
Magazine. A strap for the pupils
hand is attached to the back OF
figure similar to a clothing dummy.
Below this is plate from which a
bar extends back and down, fitting
into tube. The height of the figure
may be adjusted by inserting a pin
in any of a number of holes in the
bar and tube. The tube terminates in
a cup which grips a wooden bali
in such a way that the ball rotates
easily on the floor. folding leg is
provided which supports the figure
when not in use. but is out of the
way of the dancers feet during prac-
tice.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-13
Leg Troubles Stopped
By New Discovery
Kansas City Physician Makes
Generous Offer to dag
nose Gases Free.

Any reader who suffers from swollen and
painful limbs caused by varicose ulcers
or leg sores may quickly and easily be
rid of these troubles for all time through
the remarkable discovery of Dr. H. ].
Whittier. Suite 1Oo-A, 421 East 18th St.
Kansas City, Mo.
DR.. Whittier has had such phenomenal
success in treating cases that had given
up all hope. that he offers to send free
Of charge, new illustrated book that
tells more about his remarkable treat
ment, which is strictly modern and diff
ferent from anything you ever heard of.
Write DIR. Whittier today and find out
how you may be rid of varicose ulcers
or leg sores. without pain or operation.
and in the privacy of your own home
Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-13
Chief Aim of Organization Is to Raise Standard of
Home Life-By Supplying Medicine, Food and
Wearing Apparel Many Children
Enabled to Attend School
Bv LENA FAY BAILEY

This Twentieth Century Mothers club is the organization the photog
Clothes
and goodies to the cys delinquent children.
Before the Mothers club sends its
the finding the of
Christmas.
The chief object of this organization the standard of home
fe people the opportunity chill
that when they the responsibility pnthood they will