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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-02
BATES DEBATERs 0FF.
VIII Hold Joint Debate with Oxford
I-niversfty Iune 16

LEWISTON. Ne. june The de-
batting team of Bates college. which win
meet Oxford university in England June
rs. will leave here tonight for Montreal
They will sail for Liverpool Saturday.
The meeting. which will be the first be-
tween English aud American universities
on the forensic stage VIII debate the
aueetion. Resolved That This House
Approve the American Policy of Non
Intervention in European Affairs The
Bates team win argue the affirmative
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-02
GERMANS ATTACK
FRENCH IN SILESIA
About 5000 In Attacking Force-FrencI
Get the Best of
Them

OPPETNE June >. .fAssociated Prcssl
-Frcuch soldiers forming Che garrison
of Eeuthen. "a oitr in southeast ST
lc~ia, have been attacked bv forces or
anizCd hv the German inhabitants Re-
ports state the Germans numbered b
600. The French have used tanks in
charging on the Germans and are said
to have gained the upper hands.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-02
RAM CHECKs FORREST FIRES.
Nbout 1900 Acres Burned Over in
irooSt0ok County.

FREDERICTON, \. b., June RE
uort- today from five counties i'm New
Brunswick indicated that forest fires
had been partly subdued by rain
Aruoztook county. Maine. sent similar
reports About 1850 acres have been
burned over in these areas this week,
but the greatest damage was done on
the Maine side of the border.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-02
THE WEATHER
Fair and Warmer Tonight Probably
Showers Tomorrow.

WASHTNGTON. June 2 Tie
weather forecast: Fair tonight Warm
or in the interior. Friday partly cloudy,
probably showers in Vermont Moderate
north shifting to east and southeast
Minds
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-02
as EGGS IN STORAGE FOR YOU
Chicago Man Advises Their Consumption
In Cut IiNire COSTS.

CHICAGO. june :. - Thcrc are I6
eggs in storage waiting for YOU to eat
them. That is the declaration Of Rus,
sell !. Poole, secretary of the council
committee on high costs. He advises. eat
ing eggs to beat the high cost of living
and saws there arc 1.740. 10000 i'm stoT-
age, or 1G for everybody in the country
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-02
Cannot CnnllrIn Renort

IO%DoN. june The Irish Office to-
dag stated &c Mas unable to confirm the
report that The king would open the
north ireland parliament ou .Iamc p.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-02
STRIKERS DRAFTING REPLY.
VIII Answer Paper Makers Proposal for
Arbitration.

ALBANY. N y June "a reply to
the arbitration proposal Of 10 paper man
ufacturing companies was drafted today
bv representatives of 10000 striking pa
per makers i'm session here.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-02
REV. PHEBE HANAFoRD DIES.
Pioneer in Fight for Women's Rights
81 Nears Old.

ROCHESTER. y. Y. June Rev.
Phebe fanaford. prominent suffrage
worker and first woman minister in
of g2
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-02
Methodist Episcopal Church

Friday evening at 7.30 p. m.-Devo-
tional meeting in the vestry. a service
for every devout soul.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-02
PASSES PACKER CONTROL.
House Sends Haugen Measure to the
Senate.

WASHINGTON, June 2-The Hanger
packer control bin was passed today by
the house without a record vote and SEN
to the senate.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-02
TUISA'S DEAD
NEAR 100 MARK
City Under Strict Martial
Law and Quiet Is
Maintained
SQUARE MILE OF
HOUSES BURN

Care of Thousands of Homeless Negroes
Serious ProbIem-EXpect to Find More
Bodies In Burned Area Property
Loss $780, 1000.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-04
Soviets Change
 Economic Policy
 To Raise Funds
IRepubIiean A. P. Leased wlrel

MOSCOW, oct. Another marked change in economic policy is an- nounced in the decision of the econ- ornic council to permit cooperative organizations and concessionaires to buy machinery and raw materials abroad independent of the govern ment. Only the consent of the com rnissariat of trade will be required.
 The cooperative societies will also be permitted representation in the soviet missions abroad and allowed to export Russian manufactured ar ticles with the consent of the com- missariat of trade.
 This change in designed to enable concessaires who have already taken over small factories to get supplies of machinery necessary for the re- sumption of industries generally and is regarded as a decided step toward complete freedom of export and im- port trade, which heretofore has been monopoIized by the government, to- gether with domestic trade which now is free
 The soviet announces that here after all meat must be butchered In government slaughter houses Five per cent of the meat and certain other products being taken as the government tax.
 The official exchange rates are an- nounced as follows:
 A dollar is worth 64.oo0 rubles: an English pound. 221. 500 rubles: French franc, 4,400: German mark, 500. Po- fish mark 15.
 The exchange value of the silver ruble is 10000 paper rubles-
 -o--
 Tn order to move a 65.00o- pound water tank at Engle, N. M-, it was lacked up and a track built under it.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-04
The Newest in Neckwear

A word here about ties. Quite un- usual effects are observed in the silk cravats and they have rapidly super seded the somber- -hued knitted ones. A really attractive pattern is the diagonal, contrasting stripe one. Combinations of two or three colors, such as blue, silver and black, tan and maroon, etc, are observed. pre- senting pleasing and colorful effects. Particularly smart and distinctive are the grenadine ties, usually dis played in the darker shades. These crayats are either solid in color with interwoven designs or with small contrasting figures, such as dots or fleur- de-lis.
 Also popular among smart dress CTS is the bat-winged bow tie. They have been laid on the shelf long enough to give them new twang.
 Vogue of WooIen Hose
 Not to be overlooked is the im- portance of hosiery In the last year or so men have refused to dispense with their neat oxfords even on the coldest days, hence the vogue of wool. worsted, cameFs hair or cash mere sox for comfort and protection. Heather mixtures and darker shades of blue, brown and grey, also black, are shown.
 Fine lisle and SILK nose, or course, always retain their position in fash ion's favor and all the darker colors are amply represented in the latest shipments from the hosiery manu- facturers.
 'kerchiefs Are FancifuI :.
 Handkerchiefs for men have be- come quite fanciful, often displaying coIored borders and decorative ef- fects. Some silk and fine linen ones are treated with drawn threads of one, two and even three harmonizing colors. Co1ored initials and mono grams are used even on the plain white handkerchiefs. Pongee, which is usually associated with mid-sum- mer, is used to fashion some of the very smartest mems handkerchief for fall. At least two pairs of gloves are essential. Buckskin or heavy cape for every day and kid or suede foI the evening. Dark brown or grey is preferred and both plain and en1 broidered or stitched backs are ap- proved
 Pajama Coat Buttonless Two pajama innovations appear One Is the coat that is buttoniess donned by slipping over the head Another is the elimination of the draw string Tn the trousers. They are fitted and stitched to the coal
Arizona republican., 1921-10-04
Huf1elbl Hdbpt1adaY l10nafQn

National advertising has exerted a stabilizing as well as uplifting in fltsence upon haberdashery.
 One may sit in the lobby of any metropolitan hotel-take the Penn sylvania in New York, for instance and note the apparel of the men. From the four corners of the country all of the same favored fashions are observed.
 The cotton planter from New Or leans, and the stock-yards repre- sentative from Chicago are likely to display the same collar, cravat, or shirt styles as the Waii street broker.
 Good Style Is Universal
 This is not due to imitation, as the clothiehs in the very smallest yil- lages are conversant with the latest fashion dictates and trend of styles. Intelligently informed by progressive manufacturers, so that the Beau Brummel' of the so-called nick towns might be transplanted to Broadway without vestige of diff ference in the fashion of his ac- coutrements.
 Pongee and white soft shirts with attached soft collars still retain their favor. Added to these are shirts of grey, green, purple, etc, in checked. striped and small patterned effects with stiff collars to match, and are worn with very smart effect.
 French Cuff Still Popular
 Such shirts as these are developed fin madras, cheviots and poplins and the decidedly popular French cuff is used.
 Speaking of cuffs, new novelty is the straight, attached, unstarched ones with two buttonholes. and at fached pearl buttons. This is quite different and very practical.
 For the evening white shirts are preferred Soft ones in linen, silk and novelty materials are displayed and beginning to reinstate itself is the pleated bosom shirt. The dressy appearance of these is unquestion- able.
 Favor White Jersey Silk
 Silk shirts have been reduced in price and though perhaps they have lost some of tsaeir aristocracy by the operation, their rich textures and beautiful colors always assure de- gree Of popularity. The white jersey silk ones are particularly favored and are neat and distinguished, worn with the fashionable grenadine ties of black and dark colors.
 Fine flannel is employed in the making of some very fashionable and good looking shirts for fall. They are particularly comfortable and pre- sent very attractive appearance.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-04

which may relieve the aggravation often occasioned by the slipped strings.
 Collars for fall are trifle higher though still low enough to render them -easy-fitting and permitting free play to the muscles of the neck The short, pointed models are pre- ferred with close setting front
 Little, if any, change in the under wear fashions are noted. Comfort and practicability, as well as fit and appearance, are successfully achieved.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-11
9pMar : 8atriptiamus.

Die amerifaniIde 9anbelSfa1t1mer
BON Mantla,' Ybillippinen, bat, mie
MIR benz r@prinsfielo Mepubftean"
entnebmen, eine i6rtftltde 8ttte an
amertfanii6e &apttaltlten eeri6tet,
fetne &apttalien auf Sen Hbtltpptnen
an5ulcse,, bis Die Snieln alS 9erriz
torium ser g%eretntgeen Staaten err
fldrt merben. Die auf ben Bbilipz
pinen aniaiiigen amerifantiden Sc
l6dftSleute itno ge9en Die unabbdngtg<
fett ser Snieln. I'm bic N9itatton
bierfar gu bintertretben, mollen tie,
bab sic amerifanti@en l1nternebmer
fein @elb auf Sen Snieln anlegen.
Sc mag iein, bab Sic &anfleute bon
Manila @runb 5ur &la9e baben, aber
es lit Elm bur6auS unamerifanti6es
8orbaben, bic @offnungen Ser @tngez
bore1en auf nnabbdngigfeit oabur6
pernidte11 5u mollen, bab man tbnen
bie ftnanStele 5tlfe ent5tebt. Sin
~ocrarttges @orgeben lit oermerflt6 unb
|perlett alle amertfanti6en 8egriffe
bon Nnita1toisfeit uno troottioneller
@epflogenbeit.
Sic s3ufunft Ser Ybiltppinen io1te
MIR bur6 sic polttil6en @%rforberntiie
ser Snieln ielbit entl6teben merben.
@ine Sanopoll Nme1ifaner, mel6e
NIT benz nOollar Die Tlagge umfolen"
unb ibre fommer3iellen Sntereiien
bDber ite0en olS Bic 3ufunft eineS
@olfes, itno fetne 8atrioten. Sic
m0gen nod 10 laut i6reien, oab ite
nur oas Bei tie ser Snieln mollen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-11

aniab, 'SaB bas 'beutide Snbuitrieeee
bet aus Benz N9rarsebtet beranS9ez
trennt meroe. Muf ben Nlanbiniel
miini6ten ,98 b. $. Der 8eb0lferung
Sen Mni6lub an S6meoen, aber Der
80lferbunb %beitimmte, bab Die Snieln
ftnnil6. bletben, neil Bic Nusi6etonng
ether Mtnorttdt aus Der StaatSeinbeit
nno ibre l1eberfibrun9 IN einen anoe=
rem Staat nur gang auSnabmsmetle
por9enommen tperben ioaen. Coll
eine MuSnabme sema6t merben, renn
es it@ UNI ei11 @ebiet banoelt, BEL en-
@eidtum ausi6lieblt6 our6 beutide
Tedntf uno 6euti6en Tleib geidaffen
murbe, unb beiien Serbleiben bet
Oeuti6lano fir Ben Infbau oes
Met6eS lnb bamtt fitr baS @trti6aftSz
leben Guropas bon funoamentaler Se=
beutung lit? Die 6rage beant>portet
1id lelblt. Ser @0lferbuno bat etnen
8ei6lu6 gefabt, 0er fir gang europa
Elm un9liid bebeutet. .
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-11

= 6err uno Tron @arl @perS
belu9ten iiber @onntag bic Nuguit
9apemeter Tamtlte In @ourtlano.
- 6err nno 6rau gilbert @ader
bon Brighton maren anfangS Der
ISOLDE bel bteit9en 6reunben nno
8ermanbten gu 8eiu6.
= Gbriit 8. &ran3 bon. Micollet
mar ou8gong8 lebter ISOLDE I'M
Setm ser S6mtegereltern 5errn
'uno 6rau @arl 9@mar5 gu 8elu@.
- Trau Sobn @darmam bon
Sanborn NOR uu8gans8 febter $50
DE BET tbrem 8oter,' 6enrp Gngel
unb anberen 8ermanbten unb Trennz
Sen gu 8eiu6.
- Serr uno 6rou Gbas. Scatter
iinb Montog bon ct. Saul 5uz
rudgefebrt no iie ibren 506tern,
6rau @m. @ali6 nno SRI. @lfte
Scatter ethen 8el u6 abgel tattet batten.
= Oett etnem @rtra5ug bon bier
na6 ct. Saul Sonntag Sen 20.
Nopemter anldbli6 beS 1roben Sc
Saars I'M uOeuti6e SouS" lit e8
nt6ts. @s lit iebo6 eirl neberein<
fomme11 NIT ser ST.. &c. ct. 8,
@ilenbabn setroffen mort en- laui MEL
der eine 6unofobrt fir $500 gez
itattet mirb. Gtllete f0nnen i6on
5am8ta9 moreen .sefauft merlen
uno iinb siiltig It's 'MontaJaben,:
fommen, mubte 'eine '@arentte bon
100; 8tlette gegeben merben. SIS
mirb gebofft, bob Bic Seem lllmer
lt9 5ablrei6 an bieier Setter beteil::z
gen meroen unb bab minoei items 100
8illette .perfauft merben Inn bte
@arantorsn i6aolos 3u belten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-11
9amen steuerfrei.

gor ntdf LANCER 3eit baben mir
befannt geSetcn nbob oaS 8tnnen>
Steueramt @ntadten ~abgeseben bit
tie babtngebenb boB au6 sic :Trauen
sic 1an5oergniigun9en beimobnen,
&rtegsiteuer be5ablen milf ien, oh lie
@intritt be3ablen ODER nt6t. Scum
bat baS 8tnnen-5 teueramt mieberum
eine 9robartise 96menfuns mad
Ge6t8 gema6t nnb Die BOT Monaz
ten ansgegebenen 6eeulatiot1en gang
uno' gar 3nriideenommen. Sett
brauden mad Ben neue item Serfiz
guagen oes 8innen 5teueramtes sic
Damen fet11e &%riesSiteuer gu be-
5ablen, lei 6enn bob iie iol6 Sin
~tritt8gelo gu entrt6te11 baber1. Men1
baS 8itnnen : Steueramt 10 metter
fortfdbrt tbre 8%eftinmungen uno
8egulationen BON Wo6e gu @o6e
gu dnbern, 10 merben mtr es nod err
lben bab 81 gan5e Menicbbeit me-
i6uese .lpir6.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-11

ueber Die Nufsaben bcs Mtlitdr<
ftaates 8olen dubert ii6 ser fribere
italieniI6e neutrality-suspicious. Nittt tn
folgenben lapibaren @aten: nBolen
lift bon BENT @eriatller 8ertrag al5 etn
GROCER @taat er5el9t morben. Nt6t
Sic polnifde Nation bat man mteoerz
bergsitelt: es lit Elm polnti6er Mtliz
tdrltoat berseitellt morben, beiien
9auptaufeabe iein lon, 0entl6lano
III ruinieren. Bolen lit Dor, allem
eine politil6e nno militdrtl6e, nt6t
eine nattonale @9Dpfung. @s lit etn
fiinitlide8 Bolen, oem 5net @runoaufz
gaben 3ufallen: Gublano BON Deutl6=
Ianb au trsr1len unb baS grobe milf
tdrtide 9leleroebeden Granfret6s I'm
Site1l gu tperben. Ntdts anbereS als
Ste Giidfebr gu BEN alien napoleont=
iden Yldren! Nber friber ooer
ipdter, penr -bte bolidemiitiide Ser
feturg gu @nbe lit, mtr6 itd 6ublano
mteber erbeben. Oeuti6lan0, ungc=
adtet ber Ser n6e, e8 3u ger tiideln
unb ietne @tnbeit gu 5erbreden, mtro
itdrfer alS lie aus SEN gegenmartt9en
Yrifurgen beroorgeben. Wa8 mtrb
bann aus etnem Bolen meroen, 0as
3mei g0lfer trennen m06te, bte 5uz
iammen sablenmdbig Sic gr0bte @tdrz
fe 6es europa BON morgen erretden
mirben? GS lit Elm @liid, bab nt6tS
bauerbaft lit, mas ni@t lo9ti6 it,"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-11
6reunbe npn geitern.

Sn BEN 2Qnoern, oie Mmertfa bot
Mteberlage uno untergang %bemabrte,
mte England, Tronfrsi6 un0 Stalten,
merben CUR 53ett ietne 8ertreter be-
l6tmpft, perld ltert unb NIT oem 3obe
bebrobt. Mber ipenr bic europdtl6en
8unbeSbriioer unter ii6 iino, bebanz
oeln lie iid au6 ni6t riidli6tspoller.
6ranfretdS 8otl6aftsr 8orrere unb
sic fran30iiide Mtlitarmtliton batten
in Ser lebten Septembermo6e 8enebig
beiu9t. NlS bte Mtilton ote Marfus=
ftr6, belt6tt9te, mur0en Rufe laut:
Sod Stalten! Mieoer NIT Tronfrsi6!
Ma6 ser Gtr6snbeit6tigun9 lollte Ser
be1iibmte MarfuSturm auf9eiu6t per-
oen. Die Menge our6bra6 Sen
S6utforbon, trennte. Sic etn5elnen
Mttgltebsr ser Miiiion unb i6rie tie
an. 8oti6aftsr 8arrere risf in b06z
lter @rtegung aus: 0aS lit un9ebeuerz
lt9! @arum tut Sbr baS? Sort
iofort auf! Ser 8oti@after mnrbe
bon etnem iungen Demonitranten erz
fannt unb als 8arrere be5et6net.
Darauf rief tim Ste Menae tins &C.
it6t: Sod Staltsn! Mteber NIT
Tranfrei6! 8arrere mar ietner ielbit
nt6t mebr mddtt9, padte ocn iungen
0emoni tranten am &ragen unb btelt
tbn felt, Bis b~srbeigeetlte Offt5ters tim
baten, bod ia 0ie @altun9 ni6t gu oerz
'lteren. &rteeSmintlter @aSporotto,.
General 0ia5 unb 8iirgermeiiter
@r;;manp bei6moren BE M&en9e, Die
@aitfreunoi6aft gu a6t,n. De8 fir
SEN Nbenb angeiette &on5ert auf Dem
Marfusplat mubte absebro6en mer=
oen, neil bie N}enge 0ie Marieillatie
auspfiff un6 cine 6aS5tltsitfapelle eige<
ne Melooten ipielen mollte. Ser
Ylab murbe idlteblt6 bon Der Bolt5ei
seidubert. Ste frans0iii6e Miiiion
retite eegen 5 ubr friibmorsens ab.
9ie ttaltentl9e 6egterung bridte anti
lt6 tbr 8ebauern iber Sic s3mtl6 NJ
fdne aus, sic sic @eiie bes @ensra.8
Tapole unb ieiner 8e9leitun9 ned
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-11

Die &%openbaeener s3ettung rYoli=
ttfen" perurtetlt iebr i6arf bte @nt=
1deibung bes 80lferbunoratS in ser
oberi6leiil6en Trage. @te i6retbt
II. a.: Man bat in LETTER 3ett otter
in anS1Qnoii9en 3eitnngen lei len font
ne11, oob ser 8Dlferbnro In 6er oberz
56leiii9en Trase etn ialomonti9eS
llrtetl fallen merbe. @r0ber fonnte
ser Name bes metien &0ntgS nt6t ge=
mibbrau6t meroen, benn ba8 tebt gez
fdnte urtetl 5eridnei0et einen leben=
SEN &0rper nnb 5ertriimmert etner
feinen ErgontSmrS. Der 86lferz
bl1nb metit Deutl6lano oie ebrenoolle
Nufeabe 5u,. In SEN na6iten 5ebn bis
flnf3ebn Sabren Ste Holen gu nnter=
meiien, tpte 1te aus bteiem oentlden
2anoe etpas berausmirtldaften f6n=
nen. Mon lit allerbtngS oeriu6t, 5n
fragen, Oh tn finf5ebn Sabren iiberz
baupt nod ein Bolen beiteben mtrb.
Son ber II LIZ Millione1 @tnmobz
nerr ser 5ie6oilomafet ltnb MIR abt
MiGtonen 5iGe9en unb Slomafen,
lz2 O2tllionen 9euti6e. Die Del1tz
lden MAIDEN bier alio 81 b. $. Der
BepDlferung aus. 5roboem be-
1ttn1mte sic Grteoensfonferen5, bab
aa11a 8Dbmen tide6oilomafii1 mer<
Sen loQ, neil man es ais unm0gli9
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-11
Gin Gn9lanoer mber oeutide Bolts
a~biftmmu1aet.

Ser friberc Nbseorbnete Soiepb
Sing @unterSiebt li6 in Ser Sftober=
hummer bon uToreign NffairS" oer
oerbtenitoollen Nufgabe, ietnen SANDS.
leuten einen ;uiammenbdngenoen ue=
berblid iibcr bas Greebnis Der 8olfs<
a%bitimmungen gu geben, Die inter benz
'Seriatller @ertrag iber be1tldeS Sc
bict a~b9ebalten muroen. Serbtenlt=
bon 6esbalb, neil Dem enelii6en Sub
lifum bobur6 gum 8emubtlein ge@
bra6t mtro, mas tbm sic cisenc Breiie
lorgfaltig p%orentbiclt, ndmlt6, bab
bieIe %Nbltimmun9en IN feirler Wetle
gegen 0euti6lano auS9efallcn ltno,
mte bic aniiertcn StaatSmdnner tn
8erlai(les u11ter Sem @influb tbrer
etsenen 8%ropa9anba unSpetfelbaft er=
lpartet batten.
Madoem @ing seseist bat, bab Die
8olfsabl ttmmrlng In ben Oiitrtften
@llpcr unb Malmeop III feiner Metle
eine mirflide Nbittmmun9 uionoern
n1r Sic bdblide &aritotrr eincr iol.
6en" mar, meiit CT oaraui bin, oab bet
Sen brei mirfltden S~olfsabitimmungen
In S6lesmtg, IN Ireuben unb Sberz
l@lclicn mebr ais slpci 0rittcl BET abz
ge9ebenen Stimmen auf 0eutI6lano
Itcle11. lleber Sic Nbitimmung IN
S6lesmig l6reibt ct:
vOab Oeutldlanb til Der n0roli6en
Zone, entlang Der bdnti6en. @renss
u11tcir ctncr odnti6 ipredcnoen 8epDlz
ferllng Is Gro5. Der Sttmmc1t erktelt.
NOR cinc llcberraiduu1s unO etnc nod
gr1bcre sic @r1bc Set oeutiden Mebr=
belt III ser Smeitcn Zone. limb oielf
Grgebnille famen na6 ether 'befttser
Iropasanoo, nod @tni6idteruns,
einer i6arfen 53enlur, ether 1rter=
briidung BON Tabncn uno Ser omn1=
l1nger1, altterten &rte9Sidiffcn tn
Blensburs, benz Nidtrttt Set oentlder
Mitglieber aus ser &ommtllton ulm
0te u3tmeS" ipra6 BON etncr u>ptrf:
li6en l1ebcrraiduns" unb unterorudt'
sic pollen 3ablen."
Mo6 ci11em Sinmets auf Sen iiber=
m~dltigcnbsn Ste9 Set 0eutl6en In
Yreuber, mel6er Sic @rmartungen DC,
Barilcr &onferen5 In ssraoe5u font
lher Weiie 2ii9en i%trofte, u1teritletd1
Sting Sic 8eocutung be8 beutider
@ablitegeS tn Sberidleiien angeitdtS
ether polntidsn @;nidl6terun9Sfam=
pas11e unter fran50ltl6em @6nt, ot(
aus ser Yroptn5 uctne 9Dne" n1adte.
urlo erflart, mas auf lte folgte, babe
aus bteitr Mbittminun9 uetnen @fanoa'
unb ei11e 96an6e fir europa &C.
madt."
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- . 8 - 49, ,ryss. -t%.F- ~. = N3r-s.q. ~, 40 =
@rpkeeidmDrene auseefudt.

Montaemorgen fanerts @bertff %.
S. SuliuS, Trteoensrt6ter &C.. Sen
ntngien uno Ser @ert9tSi6reiber 3uz
iammen UNI Sic @robgei6morenen fir
sen De3ember @ert6tStermtn BON
8romr @ountp anS5uiuden. Der
Termin begtnnt Montag, BEN IL.
3e3ember I'M IL ubr morgenS gu
pcl6er S3ett ii@ sic @robeei6morenen
melben miiiien. Dte &letn9eidomre=
men melben ii6 Sen acknowledgement
Sag gu berielben Stunoe. Tol9enoe
mnrben fir Sen @ei6morenen6ienit
anSgeiu6t: !.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-11
8rieffaiten.

6. Y.-Nnes orebt ii6 unb nt6tS
ltebt ltil, bonn 2eben lit 8eme9ung
uno 8emesun9 2eben. Sonne, @rbe,
Mono unb Gterne breben it9. @enn
IS eine @omnenftniterniS sibt, itebt Der
Mono 5mti6en ser COME nno ser
@rbe, UNI bic ct it6 brcbt.
q. M.-Ote &opfi6mer5en mer6en
iebr mabrl6etnlt6 bur6 ben Stod~
i6nupfe11 pe1uriadt, @ebtrnermeidz
une lit etmaS gang an0ercS. @ie
fiibrt gu 2dbmun9, 8ltnOhett, 8erluit
scr @prade etc. unb bat ni6tS NIT
etnem 99nupfen gu tun. Ote Trau
ioltc etr1cn Nr;t foni ultteren.
S. M.-Oie Mlitrten=6 e9ierun9en
@uropaS lduloen beute Dem Onfel
Gam cine &rte98iumme, momit man
allies Gtgentum on @run6 uno Boocn,
6ab1tfen,. 8auten etc. be8 gan5cn
@taates Minneiota a~uffaufen nnb
baar be5ablen f0n1te, un0 Damn tmn1cr
nod eintge 9un0ertmtlionen Dollars
iibrtg bdtte.
81. M.-Sm Gns1il6en iprt6t man
gem0bnlt6 oen Staotnamen Nltoona
(Da.) mte uNltbuna" aus. Nltoona
bel @ambnre lit %plattbeuti6 unb betbt
auf bo6oeuti6 rNll5unabe," ba8 betbt
all5unabe bel 9ambur9.
8. @.-Oas @ort uHuti6"
ltammt aus Der S6met3. @S lit ein
munoartlt6er NuSbrud beS 3irider8
fur einen Nufitano gcrin9eren nmz
fange8. Sn s3irt6 9ab eS 0ann and
ben eri item Buti6, unb 5mar III 1889.
g. T.-Yaldiina lit In gel6i@t<
li9er s3ett BON BEN Suben, BEN
Mliprtern, Sen 8abplontern, Sen @gppz
tern, BEN @rie6en, BEN 60mern, BEN
Nrabern, BEN europdtl6en &reu55igz
Term, ben Turfen un6 i6lteblt9 bon
Sen @%ngldnoer11 erobert morben.
r@etterpropbet. Hropbe5eten
fann ieoer, aber Oh Sic Hrobe5eiungen
in @rfiillnng eeben, lit eine an6ere
Grage. Die @etterpropbet,n baben
in ser @egcl bas Ye6, bab file baS UNI
re6te @etter ermti6en. 3u Sbrer
@rbauung unb 8elebrung ieten bier
Die 6etme reprobu5irt, bic BET I'M
Sabre 1889 tn Bar6tm Der ltorbene
eelebrte Mastiter Der Bbtloiopbte un0
5beologie Sobanns8 @oler in ietnem
Sunbertidbri9en 8auernz uno 9auSz
falenber berDffentliGte:
u8iuit bu outs @etter I'M Sabr
a6ten,
Meubt' I'M Serb tmonb sic Gt9dpfel
betra9ten:
Saben tie Ma6en, mtr6s Sabr mobl
%geratben,
Saben Tie Gltegen, mir It Elm Mtttel<
iabr friegen,
Saben fte @ptnnen, miro ein i9le6t
Sabr begtnnen,
Climb lie tnnetlt6 i66n un6 trofen,
@d6it i'm CONNER bel @ei3en un6
j 6og9en,
Nber. nenn 1ie nab befu moan,
Ibun lie aud nafi.n. CONNER Der
funben,
}@inb Ste Gt@dpfel bel unb frib,
Brtngt Der @tnter 9rob &dlt,,
Sdnee uno M1iib."