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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
READY TO AID DISABLED
WAR VETERANS; WAIT MONEY

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-Prepa-
rations are under way by the treas
ury. ASSISTANT Secretary LaPorte,
said today. tos,launch the proposed
Palestine $IS.0o0,000 disqualification
expansion program for the benefit
of disabled war veterans immedi-
ately upon being made available by
congress
Proceeding oD<the plan now be-
fore the senate. Mr.. LaPorte. ex-
planned. the treasury is making
ready for expansion of fifteen hos
pitfalls and erection of five new
plants in order that the work may
start on short notice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
SUIT AGAINST LOCAL
MAN HEARD TODAY

BY STAN Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK. Feb. IL
The action of Joseph Feller of New
Brunswick. against Constantly Kali
laur of Perth Amboy. to recover the
balance claimed on a carload of cab
bage sold in 1918. is being, heard
in the district court here today. The
complainant charges that he sold the
carload for s40O and received $40
on account upon delivery of the car
load. but since that time no payment
has been made. The defendant
claims that the purchase price was
$500, and that he paid $3.50 10 date.
The latter also claims that the cab
bage was not as represented j..
Milton Preger represented the New
Brunswick man, and Jacob s. Kar-
kus is attorney for the defendant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
LIQUOR CASE TO GO
TO JURY LATE TODAY

BY Staff Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK. Feb. H.
The case against Cotton Duff and
Joseph Hayter. proprietors of a sa-
loon in New Brunswick. will go to
the jury this afternoon. Testimony
in the case was given all day yester-
day. and summing up by the lawyers
occupied the time up until noon to-
day. Duff is charged with the il
legal sale of liquor and permitting
gambling. while Hayter is charged
with the illegal sale of liquor on ac-
count of the last charge against him
being Withdrawn. Today again the
court room is crowded with people
from the New Brunswick under
world and those out of work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
HoUsEKEEPERs SHOULD
SAVE THEIR STRENGTH

There are two ways in which the
time and strength of the housekeep-
er may be saved: First by taking
thought as to the way she uses her
strength. and second by making use
of labor-saving devices.
little study and practical direc-
tion along this line may easily make
the difference between q tired. over
worked housekeeper and one who has
some time and energy left for read
ing and recreation after the days
work is done
The Department of Agriculture has
issued splendid illustrated booklet
on this subject which tells how to
make fireless cooker. a drainer that
does away with the drying OF dishes,
a service tray. an iceless refrigera-
tor. a shower bath. and an evapor-
ator.
Our Washington Bureau will Sc
cure copy Of this helpful publica-
tion for an one who sends two cents
In stamps for return postage.
In filling out the coupon print
name and address or be sure to write
plainly and mail direct to Washing
ton: not to the EVENING NEWS
office.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
REPORT BILL IN n. Y. FOR
TUNNEL UNDER HUDSON

ALBANY, Feb. 1.-THE Senate
Finance Committee today reported
out the Hewitt bill to appropriate
$4,000, 900 as the share of the state
of New York in continuing the work
preliminary TO the construction OF
the New York-New Jersey vehicu-
Isr tunnel
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
Fined for Auto Law Violations

The OWnerS OF four autos were
each fined IS this morning when ar
raigned before Recorder Pickersgill.
Patrolman Carl Monroe found a car
bearing N. Y. license 147-309 with
out the necessary lights parked on
the street here. and took same to
police headquarters. 1t was claimed
by Louis Weller. of Brooklyn. who
admitted his guilt and paid the fine.
The other three cars belonged to
Perth Amboy people. who also ad-
mitted their guilt and were fined.
The latter cars belonged TO John
+. Melko. 153 State street; Hyman
Reder. IS state M street. ana ). r.
The local cars were taken to police
headquarters by officers Muska and
Murray.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
STATES CHALLENGE RIGHT
TO FIX RAILROAD RATES

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17-Twenty
states will join with Wisconsin in
challenging before the Supreme
Court February 2S the right OF the
interstate commerce commission 70
regulate railroad rates under the,
transportation act, it was announced
today after a two days Conferences
here of attorney generals OF twelxe
states
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS PLAN
FOR THIS FALLS ELECTION

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17:-Reor-
SANITATION of a Democratic party
preparatory to the campaign of 1922
and the presidential campaign of
1924 were the topics set for discus
sion at the meeting today of George
White, chairman of the Democratic
national committee. and members of
the executive COMMITTEES of sixteen
which he recently appointed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
Immigration Is Hailed.

TRIEST, Feb. 17.-Immigration
from Central Europe to the United
States has been suspended and the
eastern frontiers of Italy have been
closed pending cleaning up of the
sanitary situation.
The most rigid regulation has
been put into effect with regard to
the movement of all immigration,
not covered by the suspension order
The cases of typhus here are un-
der the strictest quarantine. No
new cases were reported today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
Hear Assault Case

By FSIau OOITtspuHItHt
NEW BRUNSWICK, Feb. 17:-
The action of William and Victoria
Leahey of Keasbey against Julius
Archy. on an atrocions assault and
battery charge. was being heard in
the county court this afternoon.
Thomas Brown represents the de-
fendant and John Toolan is prose-
cutting the case.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
DEBATEENDED
ON IMMIGRATION
Unanimous Consent Will be
Given for Vote on Bill Be-
) fore March 4, Lodge Says

WASHINGTON, Feb. IT. - A
sharp debate in the Senate on the
delay in acting on a temporary law
to curtail immigration was ended to-
day abruptly by a declaration from
Senator Lodge, of Massachusetts,
the Republican Leader. that the
unanimous consent would be given
for a vote on the immigration bill
before March 4.
Senator Harris, Democratic,
Georgia. brought up the subject,
declaring that delay in passing the
Immigration bill meant that tens
of thousands of undesirables, some
of them typhus stricken, are to be
let into the country"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
ACT ON TARIFF
WITH HARDING
Chairman Fordney Goes to
Florida Today With Plan for
Second Emergency Tariff.
SEE DIFFICULT TASK
Probability of Presidential ve-
to Looms Up Large Follow
ing Congressional Action
SEE DIFFICULT TASK

WASHINGTON. Feb. 17:-Chair-
man Fordney, of the House ways
and means committee, left today for
st. Augustine, Fla. to seek the ap-
proval of President-elect Harding to
a plan to put through an extra ses-
sion of the new congress this spring
a second emergency tariff to provide
protection for all products of Amer
ican industries.
The measure Mr.. Fordney has In
mind would be designed as stop
gap until scientific tariff law could
be framed in the light of after-the-
war conditions in the various coun-
tiles.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17-Facing
the difficult task in reaching an
agreement on the senate amend
ment passed by the House, Senate
aad House conferees on the Ford
ney tariff bill passed by the senate
late yesterday were expected to get
down to work today In an effort to
complete legislative enactment on
the bill as speedily as possible.
Probability of a presidential veto
loomed large in the situation, as the
result of declaration on the floor by
Senator Underwood. minority lead
CT. l1dL ne Ildu received POSITIVE
though not direct assurances, that
the President would take that
course.
More than a score of amendments
had been added to the bill as it left
the House when the senate passed
1t. Two Republican senator's. Mo-
ses of New Hampshire, and Edge
of New Jersey, took the floor against
the bill bitterly assailing It and its
Republican supporters.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Feb. IT,
A variety of problems that must be
solved before Inauguration day were
gone over by President-elect Hard
ing with Harry M. Daugherty, of
Ohio. his pre-convention and cam
paign manager. who is expected to
be attorney general. The final make
up of the cabinet itself occupied
first place in the consultation. The
only cabinet post not yet virtually
assigned are the secretaryship oe
the navy and of commerce and la
Dor.
1t was understood that Mr.. Daugh-
erty also outlined to Mr.. Harding.
what he thought should be the gen.
eral principles of the inaugural ad-
dress and new policies of the admin
istration. Considerable data was
gathered during his recent trip.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
Blue Acts at Paris

PARIS, Feb. 17:-Dr. Rupert
Blue. past surgeon general of the
United States public health service,
companies to discuss methods of
American restrictions on immigra-
tion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17

A dentist to locate in Highland Fzrk
wonderful opportunity TO- right party: t>s
population to draw from New butidlaS
heat and Janitor service furnished ~
euire HOME REALTY CO. 1f3 A}b&13
ST.. New Brunswick. New Jersey
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
NOTICE TO VOTERS

There will be an election Of Firs con-.
missioners for Port Reading Fire Dis<rtet
No. : held in Port Reading Fire Houns.
Port Reading. New Jersey on Satnr1nr=
February 18th. 1881. rells vii - or1x
from to I p NJ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17

An argument over who should
clean the cellar. resulted in Tony
Dubinsky being hit over the head
with a hatchet by Charles Paris.
in a house at 262 Davidson avenue
last night. Paris was placed under
arrest by Patrolman Emil koyen.
and was held in $500 bail TO await
the action of the grand jury on an
atrocious assault and battery charge
Dubinsky was taken to the Office of
the city physician, where three
stitches were taken in his wound.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
.BATTlESHIPS WON THE war,
SAYS ADMIRAL Won TlRpIIz

ST. BLASIEN. Baden. Feb. IT.
Battleships won the world war. ana
VIII win further wars in the opia-
ion of Admiral Alfred Won Tirpilx,
at one time head of the German
fleet. and minister of the navy dur
ing the critical period of the his
toric struggle. He declared that
strangely enough owing to The pe-.
culiar.ties of the war. the subms- :
rine had been given greater import.
ance than was warranted
p. 4. Hdwe. for Kitchen Cutlery.
Tues Thurs sat Tfe |
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
On Orders of u. S. OficiaIs

NEW YORK, Feb. 17-Suspension
of immigration from central Europe
to the United States was "undoubt-
edly on orders from officials of the
U. S. Public Health Service" DIR.
Royal S. Copeland, health commits
sioner. said today. American health
officers stationed at various Euro
pean cities recently had been order
ed to Triest to make an investiga-
ton
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
CARD OF THANKS

The undersigned wish to thank the rel
atives and many friends for kindness and
sympathy shown in our recent bereaxe-
ment Also wish to thank Rev. V. B.
Skov for his comforting words: also Or.
j. l. Lund and Undertaken Ole n. Oiesen
for satisfactory services. Also for the
many beautiful floral pieces sent by So
cieties and friends
FAMILY.
Mr.. FRED SMITH
Mr.. AND MRS. V. BJORNSES
MR.. AND MRS. n. Dahl.
4ss-1-l7-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
COLUMBIA RECORDS, 80 CENTS

Montaivo is selling 6 Columbia Records
for s3oO. We have several thousand and
all new stock Montalvo. 80 Smith St
lSe-3-4-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17

p. A. Hdwe for Quality. Price. Service.
Tues. Thurs. Sat. IT.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
EMERSON RECORDS. 90 CENTS

Montalvo Is selling all nine inch Emer-
son Records at 90 cents. all new stock.
Montalvo. % Smith ST. iss-s-t-tf'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
LET Us SHOW you

Several retreats that have gone 5000
miles and one that went li.5eS miles at
GEORGES TIRE SHOP
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17

p. A. Hdwe for Kitchen Cutlery.
Tues. Thurs. sat Tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17

p. A. Hdwe. for Hand Soap; 3 for csc.
Tues. Thurs. Sat. Tfs
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

nett gu gebcn sepillt lit, bab CT gang
europa ftnanSieller Nllardie iiberlte=
fert nno Sen Trtebenllno Die 3ufrteoen=
belt Ser ga13en @elt alf is 9ptel lebt?
@8 banbelt ii6l nt6t blob UNI Ste
Grage Ser 8eitrafung Deuti6lano8.
Sebt brcbt e8 lt6 UNI Sic @rbaltung
Ser SEE tie ser a3tptltlotton. IS ban
self ii6 nt6t mebr oarum, bteisntgen
gu %beltrafcn, beneft man Die 8eratltz
mortlt6feit fir sen &rieg 5ur 2aft
|lest. Netn, eS banoelt it'd barum,
bot @len6 unb namenloiem 2etOtn
Fisne 5u bemabren, Ste man fir BEN
&&rieg ri6t perantmortli6 gema6t bat
u11b ni6t perantmortlt6 MAIDEN fonnz
tie. Sc ltn6 bic 5useitanoenermab zen
1nl@nl6tgen, Sic 0ur6 0te gegenmdrtt=
&c erropdti6e 8olttif 5eri6mettert
un6 5erit0rt merbe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

Mbittmmung 8etrus! Man bat uns
befragt, I'M nnS 5u narren! yet6t Der
@tlle ser 8ep0lferung mar ausidla9z
gebenb, ionoern ste Sntereiien ser
W1d6te, sic ben Trieben8pertrdg gez
ma9t baben. Sin bttteres @efnbl
itetgt IN nnS alf, unb man m06te an
ser @ere6ttgfeit oer3meifeln. Nllein,
oie 8itterfett ptellet6t, peri tdrfen0,
melbet iid in uns au6 baS @efibl ser
Sbnma6t. Wie bnben fetn Mittel IN.
ser @ano, nm Sic i9dnblt@e 20lung,
oie man IN @enf 9%efunben bat, 5u perz
btnoern. Nber trobbem f0nnen mir
oieler decentralization @nti6etbung
BON @enf n%nieren @toeritano e1ltgez
gen etsn.
Oer Stat BON @enf bat ct1len Hlan
au8geflu9elt, UNI sic @tnbeit 0eS Snz
buitrtegebteteS nod 3ebn Sabre aufz
re6t3uerbalten nnb unS Inn 10 ii6erer
Sen Sell, ser an Holen fdllt, entreiben
gu f0nnen. @ter f0nnen mir I'M ieren
Wiberltano anieten. Sc barf it6
fein Oeutider finben, ser it6 In Ser
@ermaltung ba5u bergtbt, Ben abgez
trennten Sell Dor bcn S6doen iener
Mabnabme, Die man In Sent nun einz
NAL bei6lollen bat, 5u bemabren.
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ni6t oo5u bergeben, nm IN Der 1ebcr=
g~angs5ett bte @alutai6d6en BON benz
ob9etrennten Settle ab5umenoen. Sc
barf nt9t ietne GtienbabnbstrtebSz
mtttel ba5u bergeben, UNI Dem abgez
trennten Sell Elm @9einlebcn gu erz
balten. @S barf nt6t ieine 3%ollgren5e
mad bem abeetrennten t@ebiet gu often
lal1en. Oa3n fann Iun8 ntemano
5mtngen, benn mir baben ni6t8 ais ben
JrtebenSoertrag 81 erfi1len, nno Der
6rie6enspertrag perlanet fiat uno
beutli6, bab na6 elmer 3etlung bes
2anoeS sic etn3elnen Hegterungen BON
BEN 3ugetsilten @ebieten 8eltt err
g~reifer. Oeuti6lanb mub ieine 3oaz
gren3e gesc11 Yolen 10 feit i6lieben,
mie. es muir ir9eno m0eli6 lit. Gem
Sod i'm @ei ten barf fein Sod i'm
Siten folgcn. Miemanb fam bon
unS ermorten unb %perlange1, 0ab mir
etnem Sell oeS Snbuitrie9ebieteS, Set
on Yolen fdllt, au6 nur Ste mtnocl tic
Stlfe gsmdbren.
DaS mag bart ietn fir sic oeuti@en
Briioer, bic mtr an Bolen abtreten
miil1en. Nber eS lit Sic ein5t9e nno
bette &ur, um bteie8 meltgei6t6tlt6e
unredt 10 balb pte m09li6 mteoer gut
gu MAIDEN. Bolen fann nt@t obne
Oeutl6lanb leben, oa e8 our9 ieinc
@rbfeinoi6aft i6on obne @ublano
81 leben 9e5mungen lit. 3mtl6en 5met
Ma9barn ein9eflemmt, beren gan5e
@irtl6oftSpolitif barauf beoadt tit,
Sen Bolenitaat auSo0rren nno aus
bungern gu ~falien, tit. es %ocrloren,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

ten, alleS 0ffentlt6e uno prtodte 81
igentnm trgen0mel6er Nrt, bate TIM
Sabre 1912 etnen Sc ammtmert BON
$751;, ,000, 900. Son bteiem
Gei6tum baben mtr fir BEN @eltfrieg
nabe5u 20 Bro3ent %perau8gabt.
81. S.-Sm Sabre 1900 bat Sit
gene s. Osbs ais Brdiioenti6aftsz
&an6toat .94,864 9ttmmen erbalten,
i'm Sabre 1904 moren eS 402,895, I'M
Sabre 1908 einige Ianieno mebr,
ndmli6 420,89O, I'M Sabre 1912
bra6te er'S auf 9O1,873 unb porigeS
Sobr auf 914,98O. SIM Sabre 1916
mar 8enlon ser Hrditoentl6aftsz &anz
otbat uno crbielt 590,579 9ttmmen.
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otoat Ser 5o5ialtitti6en Nrbeiterz Yarz
tel I'M Sabre 1920, bat 21,000 9timz
men erbalten.
g.. @.-1r0iten @ie ii6 NIT Sem
@ebanfen,. bab au6 anbere 2eute tire
Sorgen baben, mte ser Di6ter ia9t:
u@aS bein 9au8 5u flein 1T,
limb mann bein Meib &c i6ain lit,
l1n0 mann bein &in6 5u geldet0t,
Sal It Be mebr 96lammaliel ais
6reto'."
S. 5.-@enn MIR etne mtrflt6e
Democratic bitten, f0nnten Gongreb
unb N6mintitrotion ni6t iiber 6aS
2eben BON Mil1ionen Meni6en perz
figen, mie iie e8 i'm lebten &rteg sez
tban baben. Sn elmer mtrflt6en De-
mofratte oerfiist bas 8olf ielber iber
ietne @ei6tde.
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mtilenbeit Ser Mdblermal EN- nt6t 10
unbeimli6 ttef mdre, miir6e es Ben
8eutepoltttfern nt6t immer mieoer 9ez
ltngen, otele Meaiien auf BEN 9etm gu
loden.
s.. B.-Dis Yriiselitrafe fir 6rauz
en- mar friiber in manden 2dn0ern
@uropaS geieblt6 geregelt. 60 be-
ltan6 unter ser 9errl6aft BON &0nts
&arl oem s3metten In England Elm
@eiet, meldeS bem liebensmiir0i9en
@atten baS Ne6t CAB, ietne Trau NIT
etnem 9tod pber elmer Nutbe 5t oerz
bauen, aber ser @tod burfte ni6t
btder iei11, ais oe8 Mannes Daumen.
@atte ser Ma11n btde Daumen, 10
bate Sic Satin NuSit6t, ubtde Brii=
gel" 81 bafomnlcn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18
8rteffafen*

S, @.-@ie geben i6einbar BON Ser
irrtgen Nnit6t aus, oab etn M}ann fir
baSielbe 8ergeben 5meimal pro5eiitrt
meroen fDnne. Sobalb ser Nngez
flagte ebrenbaft freigeipro6en, fann
ni6t etn 5mette8 Seal bteielbe Nnflage
mie6erbolt merben. Mnber8 perbdlt
ii@ bie @a9e, menn bic 5mette Nnz
flage gesen oenielben Mann auf @runb
etneS anberen angeblt9 bon tbm oerz
iibten 8ergeben8 angeitrengt mtro.
SIS. &c. Dean bat ermtttelt, bab
li6 sic @eiammtausgaben Der 6e9tez
rung In SEN l31 Sabren auf $66,728,z
200 400 beltefen. Son oieisr CUNT
the muroen S52,6O7 ,489, 1927, ODER
1876 Yro5ent ser @eiammtau8gaben
fiir &rtegS5mede permsnbet. unier
&o1 tenonteil am 8eltfrtege betrdgt In
runoer @umme S33, 900, OOO, 900,
mas $4,000 100000 mebr 1T al8 mir
tn all SEN oorbergeben6en Sabren be8
8eltebenS I'M erer 6egterung fiir
&rteg85mede perau8gabten, un0 Bic
9dlfte auSma6t BON all unieren Gez
gterungSauSgaben felt @riinbung ser
@epublif. SIS lit nt6t. let6t, Sic
@r0be FOLDER @ummen gu begreifen,
aber einige 8erglet6e m0gen bteS erz
m0glt6en. NlleS iett ser @%ntoed1ng
Mmerifa8 IN scr 9an5en @elt proou=
3trte @olb rcprdi enttrt etnen @ert bon
$17,765, O00,0 600, ODER ct1 nenig
mebr ais Sic @dlftc bon Sem, mas ser
&rteg 6en Ser. @taaten g%efoitet bat.
M1eS @elb In ser gan5en @elt betrdgt
na6 BEN ncuei ten erlangbaren 53tffern
$4,000, 100000. Dte8 i6ltebt
@ol0z, @tlber= un6 Baptergelb Elm,
oaS IN BEN 8anfen 6epontrt ODER tn
l1mlauf 1T. Infer Nnteil an Sen
&rtegSfoiten betrug iiber 40 Bro5snt
bteie8 Sc ammtbetrags. Ser Sc
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

@enator Borab bat etnen felielnoen
Mufiab unter bem Ittel Scr @etlt
BON 8eriailleS In ser &onferen5" tn
ser bteSmDdigen. Summer ser Seem
Dorfer Station" per0hentlt6t, nno
e8 lit BON Sntereie, beiien @eoanfene:
gdn9en gu folgen. i.
@tnleiteno bebt CT Sic perbdngntSz
oonen, sic @ieger ebenio mie Sic Sc
liegten l6dotgenoen polittl6en uno
mtrti9aftli6en @irfungen oeS Ser
lat(ler 8ertrass unb Ste obne rabtfale
uno meitreidenoe Nbdnoerung be8<
islben fetlteben0e nnm0glt6fett ether
8ei6rdnfung ser Mbriiitung Ser euro
pdtl6en Qanbmd6te berpor nno fabt
oann fur5 uno fnapp ietne &rtttf tn
fol9enoen @orten 5ulammen: uSn
sinem 8eriu6, Deuti6lano gu be-
l%trafen, bat Set Sertrag BEN gan5en
Sentiment BEL traft. Snosm ct
Deutl9lanb gu perltideln perlu6te,
bat er europa balfaniltert. 9ti6t8
fann, mie mir l4stnt, europa retten,
e5 lei 6enn eine pollitdnoige nno raotz
fale umseitaltung be8 8srlatller Ser
tra9S."
BUR naberen Begriin0uns 0ieier
Torberung bemerft CT: rDte 6iidz
febr, mirfltden TriebenS un0 nirtz
i6aftlt6er Sernunft lit Qbbangtg bon
einem Bertrag, ser Deuti61ano tn Sen
@tanb iebt, gu 5ablen uni. gu leben,
uno scr Sic ms6ielietttge NJ trti9aftlt6c
Mbbdngtgfett ser peri6tebenen euroz
pdil6en Nationen a@tet. @S mag
Qeute geben, bte Sd glauben, BAT
Oeuti6lano 3erit0rt ober 5erl tiidelt
merben lolte, .@ibt e8 ieoo6. trgenbz
iemano, ser In bteiem Yrogramm 10
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

@o6bem cS polnii6en~ 96lt6en uno
@dnfen gelungen lit, ii6 entgegen
allem 9fe6t einen Sell 6eS Snonitrtez
gebietes 3ui6ansen gu laiien, bat
Dcuti6lano Sic Bflt6t, bieie Yoltttf
ser mirtl6aftlt6en NuSb0rrung gegenz
iiber Bolen ansumenoen. Oas lit
nnler guteS Ge6t nnb oaS lit etne
@affe, Sic inns ser 8eriailer 8ertra9
ni@t %enttpnnoen bat nnb nt6t enttbinz
Sen fann. uno gang Oberi6lsiien
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18
@rtef aug sem SenieitS.

u2teber 9lopb George! SIN bimm=
lti6en @enbboten itanb seitern gu
leisn, oob Sie oor etntger 3ett etne
9iebe gebalten baben, III Ser folgenoer
Bai1u8 DDrfam:
rOte &erle, sic NIT 8etroleumz
fannen bur6 Sic @elt i6lei6en, uno
iiberan Teuer8bruni FIFTEEN m06ten,
miillen perttlgt merben!"
Sd oerbitte mir tebe Nniptelung.
Stir oaS bt86en interchangeable
mub t6 bier unten l@mer 9enug
letbe11.
@bmarb VII,
petlar6 &0ntg bon England.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

uno audi Sic abectretenen Dentlden
I'M 0ebiet, oaS polnti6 miro, merben
oieier Holtttf 3uitimmen. Yolen lit
oreimal geteilt moroen llno bod pte@
Der pereinigt moroen. Nu6 oaS 9ez
tetlte Sberi6leiten miro mte0er perz
einigt perben, lpe1l11 bic oelitide Nez
giernng Bic rt6tige Yolttif tretbt. Nne
Oeutl6sn miiiien bic @esierun9 BARN
nit1terithhen. +
IA Mbonnicrt anf bieie 3citnna.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

ptrmalters. 8anferott lit au6 bieies
nnternebmen, baS init Dem @cloc
unierer, polnii6=amertfaniiden Ott=
burger in Bic Melt 9eiebt muroe. Dte
Bolen lerner chen ieben Sag, bab
8eiit %srsreifen uno 8eitt iid erbalz
ten 5meterlet lit. sic merbcn tn
96leit lien bieielbe @rfabrung MAIDEN.
,Bplntihe @trtl6aft.M
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

9ie @timmune lit 0beri@leien.
Die In @leiptt eri6einenbe vSber=
i@leitide 8olfsittmme" i6retbt: @ir
IN Sberi9lelisn nebmsn Sic @ntideiz
oung NIT bem bitteren @efibl auf,
bab man nt6t bas Grgebnts I'M ierer
@tllen8funbgebung burd Sic Nbz
ittmmung berudlt6tigt, ionoern nnS
aus polittiden ,Gnterslien oerida6ert,
.%perfauft uil6 ~3erfett bat. 0a8 Selbltz
Be- ttmmungsredt, e8 mar 2uge! Die
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

Sin en9lti6es Mor9enblatt nennt
Marl6oa Sod Ste grD bte mtlttdril6e
Tigur felt 9fapoleon. Ser 5pitortfer
b;el les &latteS bat mobl uni eren bD6it>
eigenen Beribtns iiberieben. lno NUN
Ell 1cbbp Nooiebelt, ser betnabe bel
5on Suan Sill BON sen Spantern &C.
fangcn genommen morben marei; bdtte
oas Neserregiment tim nt6t bsrauSz
gebauen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18
6erausQeber, gilbert @tetnbauier
Entered at the Post Office at New Ulm, Hyi;imn
as Second Class Mail Matter.

Ser G6nig ielbit lit, mte es betbt,
BIT SEN lllitsrfiibrern UNI Na6gtetigz
Tit porltelts 9epproen. Mfub ft9
Al 0emiitbtgungen osri tsber, Sic fttner
Liner Mintit ter auf it6 nebmen MILL
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

Tim ouf England einetr Druid aus
iibsn I'll f0nllen, min Tranfrei6 lt6
aunt 56iebsrtdter I'M fernen . item
ein ieben lalien. Nud ba8 >peroer
brttt1de Staat8 md1tner ntennalS oerz
oe1ien nod Dergeben!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-18

0eutidlanb mubte alio ietne
r@rtcgsl6ulo" nt6t nod etnmol tn
Sent Trteoenspertrag NIT Nmertfa an
erfenne1l. Stir Nmertfa lit eS an6
wcit mi6tieer, oab Ste Mliirten tbre
&rieQslhul6e1l anerfennen.