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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
Brabitein eines @duptltn9s.

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3ablrei9e> 11nter fi6 gar5 beri@ie~
oene Sproden uno 9ialefte mte III
Inter ibnen itn6 einige
- mie sic Sprade ser 9elii9<SSn<
z6ianer - bon FOLDER @arte uno
y5hmierigfett, 6aB fein anoerer
'5tomm iie gu leraen permag. 60
lift Der @erfebr bena@batter Stam'
ate onr6 bas Mittel Ser Sprade oft
al,sgeidloiien. Sier miro oie &C.
baroeniprade gu Silfe genommert.
Gin 5meiter @rnn6 CUR Musbilonng
Ser @ebar0eniprade liegt III oen
2ebensperbaltniiien ser Snotaner:
.&rieg uno Sago perbiete1 offers oie
@erltGnoigung 6ur6 sic Stimme.
@n6ltd miro sic gntuidlung Der
beri6tenoen 8i1oeridrtft 6ur@ Elm
primitipes biitoriides Sntereiie ge-
f0roert, oas 6em Snoianer eigen lit.
&c befunoet it@ idon in Der oft
biele @enerationen umfaiienoen
&enntnis 6es @tammbaums Ger 6a'
milien, sic 8. g. BEL Sen Srofeien
bismeilen 400 Biz 500 Sabre I'M.
faBt. Mber ou9 sic gei6t6tltde
l1eberlieferung Ser grlebniiie zines
gat3er Stommes miro forgfaltig &C.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
Gelsiufdriften.

@ergange gu 5uiammenbdngen6er
@eri6teritattung errei6t.
&tele ser noroamertfanii9en Bill
oeri6riften erbeben iid a~1eroings
n!d)t tpeientli9 iiber sic uns biSber
betannten Dariteuungen. SSn gemiB
ebenio bielen @eiipielen lit cine b6-
bere @tufe erfennbar, iofern oie
STUNT Ser @nforoerung, in 8iloern
outs grobe 3uiammenbange gu BE-
ridten, getpa9ien lit. 9ie banftge
Mtpen6ung Der @ermtttlung our6
B1l6er bat gepiB 6a5u betgetragen,
6ieie @~erboafommnung 51 errei@en.
@eientli6er lit es, oie augemeinen
Acknowledgment gu erfennen, Die
6ie rei6e @ntpidlung ser amerifa<
niiden 8il6erf9rift beoingen.
9aneben lit aber au6 ser gu
iammenbane Der S6rtft NIT ser be-
riibmten @ebaroenipra6e ser ST.
oiat1er ber%por5ubeben. Dieie aber
berubt gum groben Sell auf Sen Ell.
gentliden 9pra6perbalt11iiien ser
Snoiauermelt. @obl nirgen6s auf
Ger groe leben nebeneinanoer 10
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

tporben fat, neil iie es ermoglidt,
Die beu Mbgaien %borbanoener &alt1n-
bei5ofen innetpobnenoe 8arme relt,
los ous5unuben uno es 6aber ntdt
erfor6ert, Sen einmal porban6enen
Sfen 6ur9 einer1 neu5eitli6en, mirts
i6aftliberen uno foitipieligerea gu
erI eBen.
8il6 2 5eigt uns einen burd ga.
tente un6 @ebrau6smulter 'geidiis.
ten uSfenbei5t0rper" in 8erbtnoung
nit einem ~@9usengrabenofen".
Sic eriten @eriu6e 6amit batten er.
geben, 6aB, BET einem gemiiien
Observation-Disclosures, Elm %gegebener
&aum bon 6ieiem Sfen auein ouf
cine Semperatur bon Is Biz 20
@ra6 @eliius gebra@t tuor6en NOR.
Nad @inbau 6es @ei5forperS in 6ie
@audab5ugsleitung nab 8tl6 1
pur6en in Dem elben &aume uno
bei 6emielben Observation-Disclosures
inn Mittel IS @ra6 Geliius er5iebt.
Daraufbin >puroe Die 2eiltung oes
&ei5f0rpers un0 Sfens 6ur@ Set
obieben oes Observation-Disclosures
auf 20 @ra6 Gellius gebalten, MOO.
bel ii@ an 8rermitoffen mebr ais
sic Salfte 6erienigen BEL rei1em
Sfenbetrieb eripdren lieB.
9ieier bobe @irfungsgrao 6es
0feRbei3torpers fat feline uriade
5u11a6it' in 6eiien GROCER &ei5flade,
Die abgepidelt ~ungefabr oas 9rei,
fabe 6erieniger oes Sfens betrdgt
uno Johann audi nod in ep1er, 1ur@
sic eigenartige, geiebli& gei9ubte
Musfubrungsart g%egebenen 8arme-
Mufipei9erung, nit @ilfe ser in ben
ienfredten @obren a%ltfiteigencen
s1b3ugsgaie.
Sic &%ei5forper iin0 0erart ausgee
biloet, oaB iie beim &nbei5en Sic
@audgoie auf Dem fur5eiten @ege
omr6 Sen Sei5f0rper in oen Sdorn-
item gelangen lailen. SIT Dos 6eu-
CT I'M 0fen gut 0urdgebrannt, ..
+. tpenn feline &au6entmid1nng
Hebr itattfin6et, miro Der 9ei5for~
per nit &ilfe zines Sbiebers b5m.
elmer &loppe eingeibaltet. Dte
Sei5gaie nerteilen 1id oann i'll oem
@ei5f0rper in ser @eiie, 6aB fie
5tpar a%bgeoroi1elt uno a%ngeitaut
meroen, abcr immer nod geniigeno
freien Gueridnitt porfinoen, INN
i6Iieblid in Sen Shornitein entmet-
Gen gu f0nnen. 9te auf oie1em
@ege errei6te Sei5mirfung ente
ipridt erfaDrungsgemqB onrdaus
oerienigen 6es Sei5forpers elmer
5ammelbei5ungsanlage; namentli9
binlidtlid elmer ba,ieruo gleitbmabi<
gen @Girmeabgabe. Ser bobe Wir>
t1tugsgrao oieicr Sei5forper in gere
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

Madriht binterluiien puroen. 81
ne @robe. gibt &bbiloung 6. 9as
aufs bo6ite aussebiloete 0rientie-
rungsberm0gen oeS Snoianers
fomnnt in Dem geograpbiidar Be-
ltanoteil 6ieler @eri6te oortrefflid
CUR @eltung. Madlt Sen gSfimos,
sic mieoerbolt bemun6ernSmert ge<
11ol1e &arten Ser 8olargebiete ge=
5eid)net baben, itno bie Snoianer Die
belten &arten5et6ner unter Sen pri-
mitipen @0lfern. Sim lfer zines
Sees, in SET ein 8luB miinoet, 1T
Ser oauernoe @obniiB elmer Soroe
our6 Die 3elte % be5ei6net. 3eit<
peile iteoeln iie it9 an oem anoe=
rem Gee BEL a an. Gin Mann Der
Sippe tit gu. Dem Sauptort ge&pan>
6ert, INN 2ebensmittel gu bolen nno
fehrte bon BORT 3uriid. Ser 8eg,
oen er 5uriidgelegt, lit boppelt be-
5eidnet. Ser &iidfebrenoe trifft
6as @aupt Ser Sippe ni6t an, 6o6
iinbet er bon oemielben einen 8e<
1i9t ol1f 8irfenrinoe Dor, oaB er
eln @icntier erlegt babe uno orei
Sage g Stri6e) auf Ser Sago
na6 81 entieren abmeien6 iet. Mn
6ieIem Dofument lit als Seltenbeit
Sic @ieoergabe zines anoere11
Ghriftltiides in Ser eigenen 9ar<
iteuung merfmurotg.
(6ortiebung folat.)
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
&nmpf15ene.

fen, 6enn sic beabiidttgte magiide
@irfung lit our6 Sen @ortlaut oes
EerteS be6ingt.
@enoen mir uns 3una6it Den
profone11 Muf5eidnungen gu, 10 lai>
len 1t9 in bieien 6ret oeridieoene
acknowledgements erfennen: @ir
iebe1 in primitiper Sorrt cine 3u-
}ommeniteuung bon Marfen uno
Tieuren. @ir erfennen in anoe-
rem 3ei9en grapbii6e @ie6ergaben
ben @eiten ser @ebdr6enipra9e,
enoliG miro btlomaBige 9aritellung
errei9t. Simmer aber finoen mir
oos 8eltrebeh, &ergange gu bertd-
ten. @u9en mir oie probate 8il=
terlbrift nabe ibrem Snbalt gu BE-
ititamen, 10 laiien iib orei @rnppen
unter1deioen: 8rieflibe Mittetlun-
gen, biograpbii6e Muf5eidnungen
un6 9ari tequngen Ger Stammesge=
f9i9te. Sn 6ieien erreidt ste &tl-
ceriGrift ser Snoianer cine gro>
Re &obe, fte bat iogar fir baufte
mieoerfebrenoe 8egriffe feititebenoe
3ei@en gebiloet ulto oaour@ eine
Mn5abl @ort5ei6en geldaffen.
Son auBerit primitipen @barafter
fins nod sic iebr 5ablreideu u&e=
troglppben" (Gelsmalereien). 9as
iin6 &ribeleien bon iebr mannigfa=
der 6orm, Die iiber Die gan5e Gr>
Sc uno .alf alien <lturitufen ber'
breitet itn6. Mmerifa lit iebr reid
an iol9en, ser prtmitipen Marfen=
i@rift nod nabe Itebenoen 3etd=
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
(Sortfebung folgt.)

- @ere9te t Ii It " g.
Gbef Geinen 8ud6alter betm 3el-
tungsleien uberraideno): ~9tu,&e
Muller, bab' ih Sic ood' engagiert
als 8udbalter, einen 3eitungsbalter
fam i9 biaiger boben!"
- 8orii9t. Mann, CUR 5rau,
Sic iib I'M Seide 6es Sotelgartel1s
{piegelt: SAB 6as, Srau, ionlt lebett
lie uns einen Soften it6er Mbnnbung
6es @aiieripiegels in &e9nnng:
- 8ofer Mann. Wirt:
SSa, ib bdtte idon nod Elm Sogts;
aber "a mibten Sic li6 bon Sbrer
@attin %trennen!
g6emann: Muguite, fomm, bier
geben mir unter bier @oden nl9t
mie6er meg!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

ginen Sropfen auf einen beiBen
Stein. Mnbers fam man sic e11o<
li6 eroffnete @obnfolonie auf ser
5dmel5 nidt be5eidnen. Was
1in6 Sic 305 @obnungen, Die oa-
NIT Ser 8e,1iibung iibergeben NUT
Sen, gegen oie berrl6enoe Wob-
nungsnot? @ena es nod Der an,
fang elmer gr~cB5iigigen @obnungs.
oftion mdre? Gs lit aber altd
gieid)5eitia oas Gnoe, 90 Die e11pr-
men 8oufolten Ole 6ortiebung usto
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

.. ueDerTau etHeS TelHullVeH Slu1tNleS.
nungen. Cine @oriteuung bon fol-
den 8etroglppben mag &bbtloung
1 geben. @ier lit Ole Stufe Der
bloBen Marfenidrift iniofern uber.
nunoen, als =, beltimmte 9inge in
freili9 iebr abgefir5ten 8iloern oar-
gefteQt meroen, 8. s.. aaf unierem
8iloe unten Limits etn pierfiiBiges
Eier. Mnoere 3eiden - @trt6e,
8unfte un6 oergl. = ibeineu Be-
gleitenoe Marten gu iein. @aturlt9
iino fol@e @uf5ei6nungen fur unS
muir berltan6lid, me,111 gt%ngeborene
iie aus lebenotger @rinnerung er-
fldren.
Sic &ilfe bon Marfen trttt uns
aid in Eograpbiiden 9ariteQungen
M@ oft entgegeu. 9dfur mag oer
@rabitein eines Satuptlings 6tene11
(9lbb. p. 9te @ogelgeitalt beiagt,
6aB ser Gote einem Stamme ange-
Bort, 6eiien beiliges Eter Ser &ra-
mid mar; sic Steuung alf Ben
&opf beiBt $780,. Die @tri@e
Limits oaneben beiagen, 6aB Ser Ser,
itorbene orei Srie6ensabibluiie boQ-
3og uno 6te Strtbe. re6ts be5eidnen
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
8. 8riefe eines Sn6ianers, Der ieirem
@obne (re9ts) bas @eilegelo i9tdt
unb i'm All 1ib ruft.

8. 8riefe eines S%n6taners, Der letrem
@obne (re6ts) bas @eiiegel6 idtdt
unb i'm gu ii@ ruft. g
pflegt, 8. g. bel ben Ddfota. @S
gibt mebrere Sn6ianer-g bronifeu>
Ole III 8tloern bte mt6tigiten @retg.
niiie eines Sabres 6oriteuen. 6rei-
lid erfaBt 6iefe geidi6tli@e ueber-
lteferuus bas @eideben nod nidt
in feinem ~3uiammenbang, iie er<
fennt nod nidt oas 8erbdltnis bon
uriade uno @irfung i'm @eideben,
iie perruag au6 nod nidt sic 8e6eu-
tung Der @reigniiie nod tbrem ge=
i6i6tliden @ert ab5uitufen. 9ar-
in iteben Die @broniten ser Snoia-
tier pip9ologii6 etpa ouf sleiber
5tufe nit manden lateiniiden Mn-
,1alen oes fruben Mtttelalters. SSn
bei6en iteben gelegentlid @retgniiie
Don grobter 8eoeutung neben unbe,
oeuten6en 3ufcuigfeiten.
8ir f0nnen in sen 8iloeriNrif-
ten Der Moroan1eritaner 5una6it
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
Sic fouununalen @ieolunasbauier auf Der @6nel3 in @ien.

8onenoung oes @erfes bin6ern. 81
ne. oanfensmerte io5iale Sat lit Del
oun5e 8au Ser Mnlage, oab es aber
nidt CUR pollen @usfibrung oes
nrlpringliden 8roicftes gefomme1
1T, 5eigt Die got15e Notlage mi eres
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sci oem Bau
ml1Bten pielfah an Steae Ger Sic.
ael, Bctonbobllteiue pertpe1oet tper-
SEN, sic neber Sic 9aner nod bic
5hlcdjte 8drmelcitnng Ser 3iegel,
Iteine belibe1i.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
Otfnhftzknrprr.
$ CUR ansnutmng Ser ben Absaien innemobnenbem 8sarntt.

Inter Sem Drude ser 8ren,1-
itoffnot fins cine 5uQe bon Mel1e-
rl1ngen .a11fs bem @ebiete Der Sod.
u16 Mal1mbei5 : @orridtungen in
Deuti9lano ouf Sen Marft gafom,
men, 6ie 5unadit Dem &oGtopfe,
o6er Dem 3u bebei5cnoen Maume
8arme 5ufiibren iolen u116 Damn
erit Dem 96ornitein. 60 ielbitper-
ltanoli6 oieie. &ufgabe Ser &od-
uno &ei5porridtungen Dem 2eier
eri9einen mag, 10 un5pedmaBig er-
i9ien bon ieber Dem Sa6manne 6ie
8a11art ser meiiten &iidenberoe uno
Sefen. linn nrr ei1 8eiipiel ber.
aus5ugreifen, iei auf Ole Gatia@e
bingemieien, 6aB nabe5u 80 b. $.
Ser einem r%egelmdBigen .&iide1ber-
6e in Sorm bon 8rennitoffen 31ge>
fiibrten @armeeinbetten unnl1sge,
nuBt iid inn 59ornitein berlieren.
Seoe Sausfrau> ie6er @er6- une
9fenfa9mann miro 6iesbe5iglide
grfabrungen gernodt baben. BOT
Dem &riege Bate Ser 5a6mam ii6
0amit abgefunoen un6 ser @ausfrau
itan6en biGige 8rennltoffe 5ur Ser.
fugung. Seutej iebt Sic Sade an-
6ers aus.
@te geiagt, Meuerungen iin6 al1f
BEN Marft sefommen, Die, mas t1s.
beion6ere berbeiierte &o9porri9tul1,
gen anbetrifft, faum nod iibertrof,
fen meroen fonne1, ipabreno ma1
oep alter, guten &a6elofen nod
ni6t gu berorangen permobte. So,
gesen fat man 6ie 8al.art Ser lei@=
ten, o11smeb1elbaren, %ei1ernen Sefel1
in elmer @eiie a11sgebiloet, oie beu-
tie ebenfaus alien Mnfor0erungen ent>
ipri6t.
Ser 3tped 6ieier 8eilen lit es ie-
bod, auf cine Me1erung aufmerf'
fam 5u MAIDEN, 6ie idon i'm pergat,
genen, in eroBerem umfange, ober
erlt in 6ieiem @inter bier in .Sa1n'
burg iib oesbalb piele Sreunoe er-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
Ser ,1eueite Gtrnmpf - Der Sen
iteritrnmpf.

Ser i%pi1llueb5arte Seioen'
triumph our9 SEN Die 9ame bcrte
lire 8eine mebr entbiiQt als Der
birgt, lit Ter neueiten Mo6c nod
nidt 6ur9bro6en genug. es talt'
den iebt in @ien iogenannte ~5en,
iterltriimpfe" aut oere1 W}ltlte on
qotiide .Spisbogenfeniter erinncrn,
un6 6urb 6ieie breite @treifen Der
&aut 6mrdleu9ten laiien. 9as Ma-
terial, aus Dem oieie 6enltcr'
itriinlpfe beiteben, lit 10 oinn, oab
es b0@ltens 5mei Sage balt. 9as
6urdbro6ene Muiter ser Strimpfe
mir6 in sen 5d)uben fortgeiebt, in
oenen 6as Genitermotip 6ar9 toelBe
uber Sic S1ume geiebte Streifen
namgeabmt miro.
- 8ergi i III e II II / d t.
Grem6er, Der nit 6erGouriKengelea.
idaft oos alte S9loB perlali en- mill,
als binter ibnen Elm flirrenoes @e'
tote entite6t: Inn &immelsmiQen -
Sic &riitalfronc!
@aiteuon: Sc mar rur Die 9ri1f'
gelo> Budle, meme mcrten Serri6al>
teni
= MaBfab. 8%efannter, gum
Ortsihul5en elmer reuen Sommer.
frii9e: gfa, .mas fir Bublifum babt
ibr oenn in ser eriten Saiion?
Srtsi9ul3e: go, mas 9eionoeres
lit niht oa; fir perbotene @ege 1T
nod nidt Elm Seller ein9cfommer
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
6ld6enbei3torper in @erbin6ung mil
einem ~59iben9rabenofen".

etnem nS9ugetlDrd0eIoIeH
@abren6 sic 8iloer / uno 2 5ei-
gen, pie ber @ei5forper angeor1net
per6en fonn, tpenn ser oa5ugebort'
ge Sfen Dor elmer @anoflade itebt,
8eigel1 sic 8il6er 3 uno 4 einen TO-
genannten u@infelbei5f0rper", Ser
fir einen III ser gde zines &aumes
aufgeitelten Diem in 5rage fommt.
3uiamenfaiienO farn auf @ruto
bon @rfabrul1gen uno 5ablreihen
@utabten gelagt meroer, oab oie
bier beiprodene Nel1ernng Sic Sen
Mb5ugsgaien ser &altmbei5ofen ins
1emobnenoe @arme reitlos ausnust
ntro oaour9 e1tueoer III 8erbinoung
nit Sen 6a5ugeborigen Sefen cine
entipreGenoe, gang betradtl1d)e
@teigerung oes &ei3mirfungsgraoes
erm0gli6t, o0er aber, menn oleie
nidt gepiinlbt miro, cine 8renr1-
itofferipar,tis bon SO Biz rs b. s.
gepabrleiitet. 0ieie M0gli6feit lit
beute nidt qIleim ausidlaggebeno
fir sic Mrt ser 9ebeiaung bon
8obnraumen, ion0ern au@ fir
aontore, Sduleu> @arteiale uno
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

mirgenos 1T oie @iloeriarift 10
tpeit ourbgebil6et mie BET ben Snoi.
a1teru Noroomerifas. 3ugleib lit
bier ser groBe Sorti6ritt bon Der
15euenboften 9arlteu1tng ein3elner
Evening star., 1921-05-23
Today's s News
in Paragraphs 8

to send troops to reinforce al
lied contingent In Silesia. Page
Delicate situations in negotiations with
Mexico and Japan reach vital point.
Page l
Fifty thousand employed by U, 8, at
less than living wage. Steward tells
Congress committee Page ]
ceremony for 5000 U. s. soldier dead.
Page l
Changes In State Department proposed
by Institute for Government Research.
Page 3
John Walters was killed In q pistol duel
with police after attempt to rob DR..
G, r. Reads drug store early this
morning Page 3
Samuel Gompers issues statement in
dcating he is a candidate for re-elec-
ton to presidency OF A. F. of L.
Page
Mechanical engineers pledge world wide
unity TO promote profession. Page 7
Translation OF American drug formulas
in Chinese will boom U. 8. trade
Page z
Japan to evacuats Siberia and restore
Shantung to China. Page Q
Secretary of War Weeks declares na-
tion's strength rests In home. Page II
Baly's curve. long used by chemists.
fOunQ inaccurate. Page II
Speakers praise campaign for CHEVY
Chase church fund. Page 4,
Obregon to be given terms for U. &.
recognition. Page IA
1000 d. c. school children present at
initial exercises Of Forest Protection
week, held in Rock Creek Park.
Page 13
German government asked to curb
growing tendency toward drunken
ness Page 13
Memorial services to Henry ". Grady
to be heid tonorroW. Page 10
Many mentioned as candidates TO sue
ceed Justice Gould. Page 13
Five OF nine balloons in nAtional elimina-
tion race are forced t& land. Page 10
Mining plant at Tyrone,I New Mexico,
costing $330eo.oo0. idle due to close Of
, copper industry. Page IL
Evening star., 1921-05-23
FIVE ARE KILLED
IN EGYPT REVOLT
Seventy-Two Are Reported
Wounded in Serious Out
breaks in Alexandria.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
ALEXANDRIA. Egypt, May 23.-Five
Europeans were killed and seventy two
others wounded in rioting here Sunday
night and this morning. it was an
nounced at noon today. The police
casualties were not given out.
LONDON. May 23.-Many persons are
reported to have been killed in an
outbreak in Alexandria. Egypt. where
natives attacked Europeans. says a
Reuters dispatch from that city.
British troops have arrived and taken
charge Of the town.
killing Starts Trouble.
1t is rumored that the outbreak arose
from the killing Of a native by a Greek.
which led to attacks by the natives and
students on Greeks and other Euro
peans.
Ambulances were busy all night taking
the wounded to hospitals. Many fires
were started. and in one district 1t was
reported that people were burned alive.
Mobs during the night smashed win
dows for hours and this morning all
business establishments are closed.
Before the arrival of the soldiers
this morning Europeans had gathered
At the government Offices. demanding
protection or permission to protect
themselves. They greeted the troops
upon their arrival with great enthusi-
asm.
Fear General Revolt.
A dispatch from Cairo to the Ex-
change Telegraph Company reports
many dead lying in the streets of
Alexandria. One report states that
two Europeans were drenched with
petrol and burned in the streets. On
Sunday evening it is known some ben
zine stores near the Alexandra docks
were ransacked.
A band of 1900 armed Bedouins
says the Cairo message. is reported to
be advancing on Ramleh, five miles
northeast of Alexandria,. ito partici-
pate in a general revolution which.
but for the presence Of the British. may
succeed" Many telephone lines have
been cut.
Cairo. adds the message. il in an
excited state. but no disorders have
developed there.
Evening star., 1921-05-23
BIDS FOR ASPHALT
STREETS REJECTED
Commissioners Turn Down
All Figures on Work-Wi|I
Delay Asking New Ones.

All bids for the laying Of new as
phalt streets and the resurfacing OF
existing thoroughfares during the
fiscal year, which begins July l. were
rejected by the District mmissioners
today on the grounds that the prices
offered were not as low as the city
heads feel they should be.
The Commissioners further decided
not to seek new bids at this time
which is taken to mean that the
money appropriated by Congress for
this work will not be spent until the
prices now quoted come down.
According to Engineer Commits
sioner Charles W. Kutz. the bids re-
asphalt streets were only 9 per cent
lower than they were last year.
Greater Reduction Expected.
1--WE felt" said Col. Kutz. that
economic conditions at the present
time justify a greater reduction than
8 per cent. The work can be done al
any time during the next fiscal year,
SO that there is no necessity for seek
ing new bids at this time.
I'VE took this action not only in the
interest of the Treasury. but with q
thought for the interest of the abut-
ting property owners on the streets
in question who would have to pay q
part of the cost Of the paving"
The bids received for new concrete
streets were from 20 to 25 per cen,
lower than last year and the Commits
sioners granted to W. F. Erehizer a
contract for the construction of seven
new concrete streets. The price for
this work was $22S per square yard
as compared with 1884 last year.
Approximately $4,000 is available
for new asphalt streets and al addi-
Of existing asphalt roadways. These
funds will be retained in the Treas-
ury until such times as the Commits
sioners deem it advisa BILE to use them
streets slated for Paving.
Here are some of the streets slated
for new asphalt paving that will not
be improved at this time as a result
Of the rejection Of the bids:
Maryland avenue to D street. 18th
street southeast from G street to
Kentucky avenue. Kentucky avenue
southeast from 18th to 18th street
& street northwest from 1871 street
to 14th street and New Hampshire
avenue from Upshur street to Grant
Circle. A number OF other streets
were slated for resurfacing with as
Is.alt.
The streets that will be paved with
concrete this summer by Mr.. Brenizer
are:
Allison from 18th to 18th, Webster
from 18th to 18th. Upshur from Rock
Creek Church road to I'd street, 7th
street from Webster to Allison, Tay-
lor from 18th street eastward. Bryant
street from North Capitol eastward
and Evarts from North Capitol street
eastward.
Evening star., 1921-05-23
ALLEGED HOMEWRECKER
KILLED BY AGGRIEvED
iShelbyville Physician Shot to
Death on Public Square at
Wartrace, Tenn.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. May 23-De-
tails of a sensational tragedy enacted
Sunday at Wartrace. south of here.
reached Nashville today, DR.. G. E..
Horton. prominent physician of Shell
byville. a major and surgeon in the
Army during the war. was shot to
death on the square Of Wartrace by
w. b. Carroll. prominent farmer of
the latter place.
DR. Horton had driven from Shelby
lille to Wartrace with a son to catch
a train and was standing near a
public we'll on the square talking with
acqua aintances when Carroll appeared
and as Horton faced him. opened fire
with a revolver, sending bullet
through the physicians head. AS
Horton fell. Carroll is said to have
emptied his pistol into his victims
body. Carroll's> friends offered to
have bond on any amount for him.
but he was carried to Shelbyville, the
county seat. where the magistrate and
coroner. after hearing eye witnesses
fixed his bond at $4,000. which was
furnished.
Carroll is quoted as having told
officers that Horton had broken up his
home. Carroll and his wife have been
separated a few months.
Evening star., 1921-05-23
EMERGENCY TARIFF BILL
READY FOR PRESIDENT
House Adopts Conference Report
on Measure by Vote of
245 to 81.

The House today adopted the con-
ference report on the emergency
tariff bill. which now goes to the
President.
The House vote was 245 to 81 and
consumed less than thirty minutes
debate, thus completing the meas
ure's second trip through Congress
since it was brought out last De-
cember %. Democrats who opposed
the tariff bill in all Of its forms
made little attempt to delay the final
action.
Representative Carver of Texas. a
democratic member of the ways and
means committee, declared also that
before the republicans had taken
care of all Of their industrial inter-
ests" by including compensatory pro-
visions and building barrier against
imports by use of the anti-dumping
and dye-control sections Of the law.
Mr.. Fordney. chairman OF the ways
and means committee. announced that
the general tariff bill. now under
consideration by his committee. would
include a provision for the American
valuation of imports. In view of this,
Mr.. Fordney said, the House con-
ferees made no particular fight for
the retention of such a provision In
the temporary measure.
Evening star., 1921-05-23
$4,000 TONS WAR
MATERIAL on SALE
AT VLADlVOSTOK

TOXIC, Japan. May 23.-Revolu
tIonary filibusters. scheutzen
vereins and militant nations can
purchase $4,000 tons of war ma
terial stored in Vladivostok. The
far eastern republic. believing that
the fighting in Russia has been
completed, has given Daniel ..
Lively. an American. concession
to sell the supplies at the best
prices obtainable. Mr.. Lively, car
rying contract signed by the
proper officials of the Chita gov
ernment is now in Toxic negotiat
ing with the Japanese government.
The material was purchased by
the cars government at the be-
ginning of the war at a cost of
s300.000.000. and was stored in
warehouses in Vladivostok or piled
in the open fields in the surround
ing country. Possibly deprecated
in quality and certainly in price
since war ceased to embroil the en-
tire world, it has for the last year
been under the guard Of Japanese
troops.
A rough inventory shows $1,000
tons of cartridges. SmokeleSS pow
der. picric acid and INT; $4,000
tons of miscellaneous supplies and
100000 shells, detonators and
similar articles. Regardless of it's
war value, the metal alone is
worth small fortune. The present
government wants to convert the
material into. cash, which is badly
needed in Siberia.