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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

Everyone EN- ,crned regarded today's
e vrlDpm.n's az the principal scene of
O p drsus Arbuckles direct examina.
on wa- completed IN 20 minutes. his
tfar rys Trading him over the ground
e. ht covered in such short time that
/. surnr.sed many IN the court room.
m clear loud voice. ArbuclSlc De.
"a that h. influed the injury on Miss
sppe that htvc been charged against
I'm
When I went into my room during
-. Marty ~ dress f0r an engagement
h.d with a friend Mrs May Taubc.
found Miss Rapus on the bathroom
frar wrfh.rg ard rioanins b. said.
When opened the door 81 the bath
i-.u " struck against her
! assisted her 10 the tafh room al
.ould Their ! placed her on the bed
IN my room. and continued % assist her
20 va msaning and wrifhing and
!, h're sne siid could o. Understood
by me."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29
PACKING HOUSE
employees Vote
UNION SUPPORT
FORT RTH WoRKMEN
WARMLY DENOUNCE
CUT IN WAGES.

W Associated lffha
FORT WORTH. TcNas. Nov. ~.
approximately 800 employees of
local packing plants ai meeting
here tonight denounced the wage
eat which went into effect today ln
the packing houses and voted
unanimously To- support the butch
ers union In the event members Of
that uniou voted to strike. Jack
Malone. vice president Of the
Southwestern District of the union.
declared strike Is likely. II he
lieve u will be called Thursday"
ho said
air Malone condemned the packers
for the wage cut and urged the EN-
ployes 10 support the union ",
praised the Alschuler agreement. which
Was the employees conference plan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

Whether the Japanese experts would
submit minority views In that case,
Was uui known
japs Want "l0.lO.,."
ln ans event % seems likely that
thr sronc of action will Doe transferred
wlh.u the week from the experts to
thU committee room. where the dele
s4t's ~ thr tive powers must weigh
question: az policies as well as of facts.
Presumably the Japanese group IL
prepared to continue IT, argument there
tar "lOlO1' fleet rotio instead ot
tho American "a.5-3" proposal To what
extent Iapauese insistonce may Ice car.
rod in committee or later before the
conference iislci howver. Is still TO he
disclosed
For competent American naval opin
.on. u NAV hc said with authority.
although hlgh officers cannot be quoted
CONTINUED on PAGE TwOl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29
GRADUAL ADJUSTMENT
OF EXTRA-TERRITORIAl
RIGHTS EXPECTED SOON

WASHINGTON Nov 2 (By Associated PressTakng its first
direction toward liberation of China from foreign influences
conference agreed today the withdrawal of foreign
postoffices and postal systems from Chinese soil
The conditioned only the maintenance by China
postal facilities of her including retention of the present
organization by which French director general acts
as adviser to the Chinese postal authorities
January 1929 virtually agreed upon the date of with
drawa the Japanese Withholding final approval that point
pending consultation with Toxic.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

Japan accepts frs . N.
t@rtsdh o., continued .r. quite
w.rred tH -mu HuH ships u-
constitution and Di hrI.-Hu Hus
.sE.I Hffu FL. H question .. rIH.r .Hu-
..rr fn tuc aeeuuf. u tHr potion.
uvps th' United state. uIl I..,rf tHe
JOB r,r cent for lluH which s t1'
u.uiWu MO- strength .ItI o." h..
security
The ,I., ADMIRAL remarked fhHi The
agreement to Mmt armament. must he
afoHnirlniad tv l thurnurh under
standing of gn those participating
People of uii Countries ho said.
mus' hc ln uu agreement Otherwise
even thogrh n ngrromeut maN ir
mado. b. sht GREAT, au unpleasant
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

Two ~ tho three acts ~ tho 81.
iuyarauza represented 1 isl2 cabaret
on 'ho roof % the new Amarillo Hotel
tnJ The color scheme was white and
purple ooiors near 20 the hearts of all
lo, 30 Elks The second Get laid In a
prison hospital. naturally had a moro
glllmy timosuhsrn nu' Tho keen con.
ycrr1tipnal humor easily made u en-.
trrisT.iug
ur u = Parcels playing the part
of Percy x Depuyrfer nn English
lord. acted his part 10 perfection. while
u Na Felice stinnctt az the gypsy
singer also performed in her usual en-
'eriaining way.
Mr- Margofy Ficcner and the Ma
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29
RETAIL MERCHANTS
IN new ASSOCIATION
=, Associated Pre-s

CHICAGO Nov. 1s.--ual Dssis. of
Waterloo. Iowa. todny was elected
president ~ the Interstate Merchants
Council organization OF which was com.
ploted az meeting ~ retail merchants
from 29 states representing a45 rptan
stores. The council was organized un
der the auspices of the interstate and
foreign trade committee ~ the Chicago
Association of commerce Directors
elected include Harvey Harrcil. Aus.
tin Texas
The first general cons ention OF the
ness organization win he held in chicago
next February
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

Ul aud defeat It's purpose To
.... tH. de~res of the Japanese peo-
n thar national defense. | be-
love .fIt a 40 per cent ratio. as com.
H.r.H NIth fhe United States and Great
TrtHir is necessary.
Th, main ISSUE in the limitation OF
arunm,nts as I have stated above. il
tn ralicve the burdens of the nations.
r1r t1s shown her hearty accord to
tte .del. and has agreed 10 the whole
500, uupping of capital ships under
construction. us well as old ships. This
Iriouoaiiy means that the gucat pur-
roeC oi thc conference has leen attained.
Io.aase % Indicates that in the fu-
f.r. th'ro wi1 cornc about huge rduc-
lions lu naaNl expenditure.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29
JAPAN CLAIMS 70
PERCENT RATIO IS
VITAL TO SAFETY

WASHINGTON Nov g. (By Associated Pres-To safeguard
properly the the japanese empire the ratio OF seventy
tonnage Of capital ships necessary Vice Admiral kanp
Kao president of the Japanese college and chief naval ad
Japanese delegation the Washington conference said
to The Associated Press tonight in interview
Admiral Kato regarded the leading Japanese
horty naval declared that the main issue tor the con-
ference on limitation of the reduction Of armament
burdens
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29
JAPAN ASKS 20 PERCENT NAVY RATIO
CHINA RID OF ALIEN POSTAL SYSTEM
WAR DECLARED ON
TEXAS B00TLEGGERS

Ry Associated Press
AUSTIN. Texas NuN. 2N Illicit
liquor traffic In Texas must go.
David u Morris. federal prohibition
director Ter Texas. declared TODAY ln
q statement declaring war On boot.
leggors and violaiors of the federal
prohibition law.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29
WATSON SAYS BONUS BILL
IS CERTAIN TO Be PASSED

WASHINGTON Nov. 2 (By Associated Press-Senato Wat
Republican Indiana discussed with President Harding tonight
which may be included the Congress next
week upon which the president is working.
AS his opinion Senator Watson expressed the belief
leaving that nothing the world could enactmnet
during the regular session of the bonus bill for former service
One of had become available for the
he said through the intention Of the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

Where was Mrs belmont he was
asked hy bis ehiei counsel
Mrs Bambina Maudc Delmout
guest ~ the party brought the original
charge Of murder against Arhuckie.
ghich was later reduced in police
court hearing o. tho mansIaughtoI
barge ~ trial
Mr. belmont appeared while we
were irving o. assist Miss Rappe. She
told mr % get away from Miss Eappe.
and told her shut up. or ! viii throw
~.n out ~ The window. Arnuckle
continued.
Ignorant of Party
Arh8ckir said b. did not know that
ihs usriy had been planned and hat
hc dif nr' know ~ hfd hecoue f-ai-
ty unil Miss ~ Provost Miss Rape.
Alice Blake. Alfred Semnacher and 9th
er guests arrived.
@ wanted o. ret swav Arhuckie
aEnNTINI Htsn IN PAIN rkNnt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29
HERO OF LOST
BATTALION IS
LOST ON SHIP
LIEU TEN A MT COLONEL
WHITTLESEY LAST SEEN
ON HAVANA TRIP.
By Associated Prrss

hy Associated fffo
NEN YORK. Nov. ss.--i.ieuten.
ant Colonel Charles W. Whitilcsey.
hero of the famous lost battalion.
has disappeared from the steamship
Tolna, an which he sailed saturday
fm Havana, according a. wireless
message received here today
News ~ the famous soldiers dis
appearance came la the following
message received from the captain
of the ship:
Pass, niger named 4. ". Whit
tlcsey disappeared.
Left several letters"
Officials OF the United Fruit Line
operators of the ship. confirmed The
fact that the passenger In question was
Lieutenant Colonel Whittlcsoy. through
his relatives. Members Of MIR whit
tlcseys law firm here were at loss o.
account for his porpused visit to Cuba.
When he lcft the offices ~ the firm
Friday. he announced his intention.
they said. OF attending the army-navy
game ON IN" following day II has since
been learned that Colonel Whittlcsev
purchased "a ticket FOR Havana the fol.
lowing morning and sailed that day
His business associates declared that
his mind was clear and that he appar.
entity wns m good health when last
seen lie seemed cheerful they added
and declared they were unable to eN.
plain his seemingly strange acton In
going away without notifying them ol
his absence
c. " Whittloscy. the soldiers uncle
declared tonight that Colonel Whttlr
Soy attended M, services Tor the uu
known dead al Washington Armistirc
day ana s.nce had appeared dcpresse 1
Whittlcsey, % and unmarried. llved
] lr bachelor apartment un East Forty
! fDaIth Sirei V hen he appeared al
breakfast Sunday morning he bpoughi
suit case down from his room "a,
did not say whore he was going aud nj.
friends did not consider the circum
stances unusual becauso he was in ~,
habit Of making frequent week end ant
business trlps.
Colonel Whitlcsey is thc son II M
and AIRS Frank a. whiiuescy. of pits
tipld, Mass he has two brothers
Elisha ~ plitsfield and Melgar of thn
city.
The crisp, hconir reply
You 60 60 hell hurled into the tectl
~ the German officer who called On
him and his men surrender was tn,
rhetorical battlefield classic whicl
brought Colonel WhHtlcsoy into fam,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29
THE SPOOFERS' IS AMONG
BEST PLAYS STAGED HERE

he Spoofer that musical staged by the p o.
Es for the benefit Of the Christmas charity fund opened las, night
the Deand Teate before crowded house of the
popular local talent plays given here Performances will
also be given sls o'clock tonight and Wednesday night
As the attending the show entered the heste they
given the Elk section published Sundays News This
section contained the official program and other features
gardng the Eks lodge.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

Girls Chorus probably received the
riosi prolonged applause of any mum
lsf on the program These persons.
dressed as country hoF and girls. filled
thei mrts ns 10 fh, bad been rural lads
and lassiee au their lives
Ociette Plays.
Between f1c frsf md second acts
the Dave prrden saNophone octetie
playcd several numbers Those in ne
octeiio included Mssos Bcss Oliver.
lots Tol.e.or. ldl fio Gillespie and
Ralph Thurman. Garland Han,ilion.
Malta Mitchell and Frank Winkier
Opening iu ID cabaret with r g.
CONFINED Us FACE TWOl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29
CATCH BOOZE HOUND
DON'T TALK, IS RULE
BY Ass~la,,drro

hy Assoc .atsd lfra
WASHINGTON N.. o. TMtatIvc
pr0hihiti0u agent. have hrpu banned bv
he government wIs s1id officially o..
day at the Treasury
Tho dutt uf th, urHhhHIuH forces boz
the official treasury t..w. . O.. prevent
'iegrl traffic boz rIuor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29
BODY OF DOG RACER Seen
UNDER ice STILL IN SLED

THE PAS Manitoba Nov. rs by Associated PressSearhing
parties Mooseak have found the body of
Goyne American dog derby who drowned
November Is Through the the body could be
eight feet of sitting bolt upright the sled partly covered
by robe stretched front perfect alignment
the nine racing dogs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29
Hughes Proposal
On Limitation Is
Found FlalU.' ess

WASHINGTON Nov 2 by Associated Press-Defnite steps
agreement principles of Secretary Hughes proposals
for naval building holiday and naval limitation thereafter
from the meeting of the full committee of naval
perts to which the detailed examination Of the plan
referred
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29
NAVAL COMMITTEE
REPORT WEDNESDAY

WASHINGTON. Nov. sS.-A re.
port on the wisdom" of the pro.
posed ten-ycar naval holiday and
the submarine problen win be pr"-
senieu to the American advisory
committee "Wednesday by Admiral
Rodgers. chairman of the sub.com-
mittec ON naval armament. which
has been studying the question.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

.,... r enron. Hf calculation and Il
I.uen t. Wls thp day Secrc
... UlEU.- gave g. voice
f. I.Hu Ia-s of th, fact underlying
t.. t#ruur lan vas stated. What
....u British or Japanese experts may
.... .. UU. SHOWN The report. how
.... N.H ...I" fh. way for action by
.....n.. .r ihe principles In
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29
DECISION ON KING
ANNOUNCED TODAY
By Associated Pres

By Associhted Frfs-
AUSTIN, Texas. No, ss-Thc Board
of Control will announce IT, decision n
io the resignation oi superintendent {.
T.. King of the Gaies,ilc Juvenile
Training school at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning. Chairman :. u. Cowell an.
nounced TO-DAY. after conference Of the
board
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

CHICAGO. Nor 2s-pal Moore to
might vas matched with Johnny Buff.
haniamwoight Champion for ten
round nodc,isl,n fight in Milwaukee
pcrembef o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

coNrINrED or PAGE Twol
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

CONTINUED on Pa0E TWO
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CONTINUED ON FACE TwOJ
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-25
Legal NOTICvN
NOTICE or CHAT-rTh

WHEREAS. on tho i,h dsy Of SER
temhcr, 4. n. 1890. W. C. NeNsen and
Jerry N. Scsscn executed and delivered
their certain chstttel mortgages to
covering Two 90 Master Trucks, which
trucks arc described as follows:
Masters Truck. Serial No. it.A
Motor No. 7stss. 81 ton.
Masters Truck. Serial No. isos,
Motor No. sntsn. -. ton.
To secure the payment Of too q,
rromissory notes for the total sum os
EiEh, Thousand Two Hundred And
Sirc'y-Sever Dollars and Fifty Cents
1t,n5.inl. together with interest thevs-
on according tn their tenor: and,
WHEREAS, default has h-~n made
In tho psymsr, Of said prircirs, and
interest and hy reason Of raid default
tns undersigned. tho owner and holder
Of said notes and chsttel mortgages has
elected 10 declare tn. entire amount
due and payable and to forecIcsc said
cNattrl mortgages:
NOW. TuER.roRE. public notice
il hereby given that the Commercial
Acceptance Trust OF Chicago. Illinois.
owner and holder Of raid notes and
chsttel mortgages. under and by vir-
tue Of tho terms and conii,,cns con-
t.in-,i In said chsttsl mortgages. Ntil.
m Friday. ,ns Is, DAY Of July. 1871.
a, tho hour cf two O'Clock in the AZ
terncor al tho santa Fe rvaii Garage.
Pueblo. Colorado o'er for sale Ard
sell q, public auction 10 IN. hi9hss,
bidder for cash, all right, title And in
'ersst ~ said mnrtEsRors In and q,
tho property above described and now
in the possession Of the Commercial
Acceptance Trust.
psted at Denver. Colorado. this .nth
day Of June 4 n 1871
COMMERCIAL ACCEPTANCE
TNUSr
~ r--rhi-= Sv-, rr~ sd v.,'-
mstrc. Attorneys. $50 EnuNAnie
Building. renver. Colorado.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-25

Lost articles may be recovered
thru a Chieftain wantad. Phone
1855.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-25
ron RrNr-uNrUH- AIRS, Z

FOR RENT -i or unfurnished
Apartments. room. modern, In a
dandy Terrace. 5th and Court S,s. -,
Thatcher BLDG
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-25
CUT $500

BUNGA1Ow-Strict modern. no
danger of floods: leaving city bar
gain buy from owner. Payments $40
per month. will rent for twice as
much lles F.. Sixth street.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-25
WANTED
BOARD AND ROOMS

vhSTEp-fy young lady employed.
board and room In private family. re-
f~rcnccS. Adress o-97. Chieftaln-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-25
FOR SALE II
IMPROVED CITY REAL ESTATE
FSyIs SALE Al
IMPROVED CRY REAL ESTATE
North Side Home

stof
fined cultured social leaders of Pueblo there for
Has bed strictly modern lot
with lawns gardens shade Home that the
bed
pants of the first Its all Jake for with large family
ed couple who help by The
the location ONLY Takes only $1,000 balance
$500 MONTHLY This should be sale! Owners leaving
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-25

wtNTtn- w'm,r fsr janito: work
20 Thatcher S,@r.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-25
rLt.ATuNG

rLEAriS,;-ALi Lengths Hem
stitching and plcounE Mrs 4. &,
RriEgs. Room 81. orcra House Blk
Phone sis-W.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-25

WANTED f'itc-ly woman to thse
charge OF Kitchen ot hotel In BeulaN
Must bc competent Prone or Nrlt"
r,rf,H Hotel. Mrs W. J. Mlic'.
.rrnuri~t0r
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-25
wANrEp-uI:ir-tENAhE

NNTEp-olsh lshwashcr At
Fourth street Cafeteria
U.ANTEn-Nt tdt-t>ouise cafeteria,
10 west -rd af, , scrub woman and
10 .-Lchen nnmcn-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-25

FOR SALE-Tvo houses and lot.
or trade. viii take light truck par,
payment Call at gaoi Court
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-25

GOOD young mix COW cheap. SIS
Eallors ror day. III jackson.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-25
FOR SALE OR TRADE

TWO lots on T.. iith st. Neupo-
add. Trade for Ford. Sec owner.
Blk "k".
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-25

NICELY furnished rooms with ex-
c-iieut board. splendid location. rhlne
itS- III w iftr street.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-25
CARrEs CLEANING

FOR SALE-Cood family COW. re:
SonahIs price. 1911 So. santa F..
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-25
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
FOR sALE-HORSES

FOR SALE-Horse wagon and har-
ness, city peddlers license. SIG east 5th.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-25
HIGH CLASS APARTMENTS ON
BROADWAY.

rms. and hath Every imn,.. LIST 1oor
S rms. and hath. strictly mod Ind scor
rms. and hath. strictly mod md roor
e. = RAY & CO. ioI y. Abrierdo
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-25

FOR SALE-Team; weight 400 lbs.
driving gray mare, weight oth lbs. 1,
months old gray mare colt; 3 l-year- OLD
heffers, ] COW. l 1-year-old bull. 1901
Spruce.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-25

". A. Smith. sir and .,eam carps'
cleaning and uphnistcrinE. 5.i Eas,
Sth Drop us card.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-25
FOR sALE-I.IvEsToCK

FOR SALE-i5 head of choice Hoi
ncir cows. some just frcsh. other
fresh soon. Am Obliged to eoil on &C
count of flood. f =. Mead milo
north nf town on Fountain or address
Box i35 city.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-25
FOR RENT
ROOMS WITH ROARD

BOARD and room. family style. 5
Blk r.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-25

~ r--sri-- Sv-, rrv s-S v.''-
ms'rc. Attorneys. $50 rpuNAnir
Bulldog, Denver. Colorado.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
srau Manes G1arf Int.
SIR @ater prganiiierte bic critic
6tlfsabteilung in 81. &eter
mad Dem SnbianeriberfaQ.

@tne 5t. Bauler EageS5ettung
bradte am Montagmorgen Ste yta6=
rt@t bab Trau MsneS q. @larf, etne
Yionier<Mniieblertn Minneiota8, am
counting in tbrem Tamtltenbetm
1870 MeSlep Npenue, ct. Saul, ge=
ltorben lei. .
Die 8erblt6ere mar Ste @ttme bon
-@bmarh Glarf aus ct. Setter, BET oaz
felblt tint Sabre 1879 beri6ieo. 9'e
batte 81 Sabre lang In ct. Soul gez
ipobnt. Nm 2. De5enber 1884 TN
s9taate Snbtara geboren, fam iie
1856 NIT tbren @ltern, Captain
Naror so. Sean uno Satin, mad
Mtnneiota. Dte Tomilie lteb ii6 tn
Mtcollet nieber, bon no aus tie gez
legentlt@ beS SnbtanerauSbru6S In
1862 nod ct. Heter flieben mubte.
8br 8ater orsantiierte bte erite SilfS>
abtettung, sic nod Stem nlm Fam UNI
BET ser Berteiotgung bteiiger 9taot
gegen Ste Snctaner bebilflt6 81. iein.
6ra1eGlarfS 8eifekung erfolgte auf
benz @reen Sin 6rteobof In ct. Setter.
ste binterldbts3 166ter, ndmli9, Die
SRI. @len, Martba uni. Seth @lraf,
alle in ct. Saul ipobnbaft.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22

SET Qiga, abeepteien. Die @erre1t
Tomnlep u1tp gilbert murben befnnntz
lid letner3eits i'm Difriftsgeri6t 81
Sadlon, Minn., meeen areebltder
Jebertretllng beS In 1917 paiiterter1
t@taatgseiehes gesen 8ebinbernr9 Der
Nrmeez Nefrutterltng bur6 etnes SSilrp
idulcig befa1noerl. Dies gd6ab am
is. @eptember 1919. Den neberz
ttibrten mufSe min oom @tdats=O ber<
gertdt etne .3Otdsise Suit ge,pdbrt
+3tpeds Nppenterung an bus 8unoeS=
Dberaeri1t. SER @tlbert, her be-
reits etne einidbrise Straf5ett TN
@oonbte Gountngefdr19ni8 abbitBt, me-
gen argebli9er uebertretung oes1elben
@eieteS, eriu6te ilngt bte itaatlt69e
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lin @rlailll11g
leiner Citrate, bp6 touroe ietn @elud
absei6lagen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
Muf gare16aft en4laaen.
Trau 6. 8. sugsett aus Ganaoa,
etnes 1dmeren 8erbrehens be-
idnloigt, erlangt 5reibett+

Trau s. 6. 5ugeett aus Mirror,
alberta, CANADA, beren nadeeiudte
Nuslteferuna an sic bortieen 8eb6rz
SEN @ert6tSoiener unb anoere Be=
an1ten in Sen Ser. @taaten 'berettS
lett mebreren @o9en beiddftigt, er!=
freut lt6 menisitenS ei ner fnr5en yretz
bett, bis las bur@ tire Nntpdlte etngex<
lettete SabeaS Corpus 8erfabren bnrd)
p8unoesrt6ter Milbur S. 8ootb tn
W}tnneapolts erlbeigt moroen TT. Das
biesbe5ueli6e 8erb0r ioll bente (yretz
taq) Morgen UNI 10 nbr bot Ntdte1
8ootb 1tattiinoen. 8ran Su9gett
muroe udmlt6 ipdt am 9amStagna6=
mittag auf bas @abeas Corpus 8er'
fabren aettmeilis nnter $40, 600 8irg=
jdaft aus bem @enneptn &ountpge=
fdnouis in Mtnneapolis e~ntlai{en mo-
ielbt 1ie ii6 1eit einigen Moden II
@aft befunoen batte. !,
Sc lit m0gli6, bab 6ran Susgett
iofort inieber perbaftet meroen mtrS.
faM8 Mi@ter 8ootb baS Sabeas
Corpus 8erfabren gu Hren Sumter
euti6etoen iollte, mad ietner neberz
lt6t oeS 8~emei8materialS, mel9es
Dem BunbeS : @ert6t8fommt1idr
6omarb g. Mbbott In Mtnneapotts
6ur6 sic bteitge Notwithstanding Muel=
ler & @treibgutb alS Re6t8be11tano
Set canabi1@en Meeterung l%lnterbrettet
muroe. SIN bteiem Sale miirben hte
SET. Staaten 8eb0roea nodmals
nm AuSlieferung Der Angefla9ten an<
gegangen merben.
Broptnsial=@ ebetmpoltstf S. ..
5cott aus geb Seer, llberta, Cana
oa, ser Dor etnieen @o9en mad Stem
nlm fam, UNI Sos @beriffSamt babter
gu eriu6en, Brau @uesett, bic geraoe
Bermanote in Sleepp @qe belndte,
in Saft az nebmen, mtrb IN Winne=
apolis perbleiben, btS 6te 5a@e enoz
glltig erleotgt moroen tit.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
sdeibeni@ieken auf Sdgers Stub

Sci bem @@etbenidieben auf Sd
gers Stub lebten 5onntag belt lid
Ser n@epp" neutral, nno iiderte ii6
NIT ieinen 1873 Hunften etnen Blat
In Der Mttte smii@en ser ngoloemne
.unb benz uleoernen" nm NIT feinem
Die 6reunoi6aft gu beroerben. nno
barin bat er mobl geton. Or. gilbert
Brtti6e ergatterte abermQlS bic ngolz
bemT unb 5par NIT elmer Bunft3abl
BON 1852, 1eun Hunfte mebr als @mil
'@olntd, iein nddtifter @egner. 6enrb
Sleeper entpuppt ft6 bie1e Saiion as
nNnfdnger elenber," bem er bat i6on
apiener einma1 Sic rleberm" betmge=
ih1eift. SIM groben @an3er lpurben
feine b%elonberS gl1ten ScoreS gema9t.
s3ebn labmen am @6eiben16ieben
tell unb folgenoe SeoreS muroen gez
madt: