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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

fir cine Ganberban0e ODER fir elnetl
ein5elnen &arber am bequemlten iein
f0nnten: in Sen @ebirgen 2afoniens
un6 Melieniens, TINT un6 uber Sen
BarnaB, ia Bis gum SuBe 6es in
iiingiter 3eit 10 bielgena1nten
0lpmps. IS gibt in @riedenlano
beute un6 i@on felt LANCER 3eit tei'
ne &auber bon 9eruf, Defenders
feline &auberban6en. @e9en einen
b%erein5elten &a11banfau, gegen ben
3ufausrauber, gibt es freilid mir.
genbs boqfommene Si6erbeit. SD
mage 11i9t 8u bebaupten, bob oer>
gleiben ni6t a116 in @riebenlal1o
borfommen fonnte, 10 gut pie in Der
umgebung bon Berlin, Yaris un6
2onoon, gu i6meigen bon &om, See
opel uno Balermo. grmagt man
Die gin1amfeit Ser griedii9en Berg
tuege, sic seringe 9ibtigfeit Ser 8e,
bolferung, 10 mub man geraoe5u
itaunen iiber ben multerbaften Si-
6erbeitS5uiton6 6eS 2anoes.
9ie @rieden boben in oen lebten
finfuno5tpan5ig SaBren I'M Giien,
babntpeien ge&paltige Sorti6ritte ge>
ma@t. Sn Nor6grieden1ano, alio
in Sen Bropin5en n0roli6 BON &o=
rintbii6en Meerbuien, gibt es au-
Ber elmer fiir5eren 2i11ie oltlib uno
n0r61i9 bon Mil1olungi Die midtige
&ouptbabn bon Mtben iiber Eara,
gro init elmer Mb5meigung nod
@balfis, ser &auptlta6t Der groben
sSSniel @ub0a> meiterbin iber Sbe>
ben nab 2ariiia. Cine 5tpete tbei=
1alii6e 2inie berbin6et Mtben NIT
ben Std6ten &ar6itia un6 2riffala
un6 fibrt 5u beriibmten &loitern.
Sir Sen beutigen &%eiieperfebr mod
uno in @riedenlano nod mi6tiger
lift Sic 6urd1aufenoe &iiltenbobn bon
Yir4us iiber Mtben u116 &orintb
na9 8atras NIT unmittelbarem Mn-
fh1uB na6 S1pmpia, cine @eiamts
itrede bon 351 &ilometern, 6ie, pon
Itben aus gere6net, III IA Stunoen
5urudgelegt miro. SlDmpia lit beu,
tie cine Ser gon5 beq1em 5n erreiben-
6en beiltgen Stdtten @rie1enlanos.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16
@rlde in 2artiia.

9ie erite un6 5peite &laiie iino
minoeltens 10 bequem mie in 5ranf.
reid un6 Stalien, uno tpennglei6
in Dem gebirgigen 2anoe 6ie meiit
f6malipurigen Babnen eine5 dneQ'
5iige mie bel urs geltatten, 10 lit
oob 6as 8eoirfnis na9 bodlter Sc.
idtpinoigfeit in Dem munoeri60nen
2an6e biel geri1tger ais BEL uns,
% ma1t ia ieoe babe @tunoe 6ur6
einen Srt fommt, an Dem man gerll
bertpeilt.
9ab %u1tertuegS Die 9orfiugeno,
sic 5rii6te> uno 3eitungsperfaufer
auf Die Grittbretter Ser our1 Die
Srtihaften 1angiam fabrenoen 3u.
&c ipringen, ia oaB es einem gelbe.
ben fam, uabreno Oct Gabrt BON
6rauBen balb i'm 6paB ~angebettelt
gu peroen, oas iino aleinigfeiten,
6ie man bel einigem &umos nidt
glcid als electromagnetic ei11es
8olfes" aufbauiben oarf. SSn ser
Sunftli6feit uno, mas belon6erS be-
merfensmert, In Ser 9i6erbeit oes
au%fgegebenen @epads iibertreffen Sic
grie6iiden giienbabnen bel peitem
Die italieniiben.
Sci Ser @eltaltung oes 2anoes
nit ieinen tief eini1neioe11oen Mee-
resbubten, nit ieinem foffbaren
&ran5e ruttoum gelagerter Snieln,
nit feinen pielen Ger gt1enbabn
etnitmeilen nod ur5ugdngliden> ma.
be Dem Meere gelegenen &odge.
birgsgegenoen merben Die 9ampf.
i6tffe neben Sen @iienbabnen III
@riedenlanb INNER cine midttge
Stole ipielen.
@eittiere> @feroe o0er Mduler, iino
I'M Snnern @riedenlan6s uberaQ
1ei6t gu mieten un6 foiten QUAINT
Ger 8egleitung oes Bferoepermie.
ters, Ser 81 SUB nebenber gebt un6
5ibrer0ienite %leiltet, MIR mabige
Breiie. 9abei lit gu berudiiGtigen.
6aB 6as Irinfgelo in @riedenlano
nod lange feline 10 feitgetpur5elte
@inri6tung lit pie in Stalien. $50
es fabrbare 2anoitraBen gibt -
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16
Amttkf Brnt5rm.

Ser. binunteriteigen6e Sau@er
itebt 5ltnd6it etma 80 Marmoria1-
len, Die in feds 80 Meter IQngen
&eiben aufgeitape1t fino. @ingsber-
I'M iino 6ann Marmorteile beri6ie-
6ener Mrt b1nt 6nr9einonoer &c.
i6i9tet, un6 Oa5pii6en liegen sobl.
loie 9errafottaiderben, 8ru@itiide
oes S@iffsgei@irrs, 4mpboren uno
anoere @efabe, Sic offenbar Gorrdte
on Del, @ein, @al1er un6 2ebens.
mitteln fir sic 5diffsbeiabung ent-
bielten. @m Su6enoe liegen beoeu>
ten0e 8leimniien, sic am S@iffsbug
befeitigten Nnfer, bon 6enen Der cine
(bon mebr ols 1900 8funo @etpidD
ons Sagesli@t gebra6t tpor6en lit.
@enn ma1t unter nn6 5miiden
BEN 9aulen 81 graben beriu9t, 10
trifft man bal0 auf cine mebr ODER
tpeniger berfal1lte &ol5i6i6t bon et=
tpa go 3entimetern Dide, 6as 9ed
oes geiunfenen 5@iffes. Grit 6ar>
unter liegen Sic feineren &unitge>
genltanoe, 8ron5el tatuetten uno
8ru@itude fiinitlerii@ a~usgefiibrter
M0bel.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

9ns mobI 5u i6tper bela6ene
@9iff m1B unbermittelt geiunfen
iein, iebte ii9 init ieiner gan5en
Malie auf Sen Meeresbo0en auf un6
beoedte it6 balo nit elmer biden
%@dlammididt, Die oae &uniti6ate
III boiler Stride erbtelt. Sreili@
iin6 Sic BON Sen Sau6ern berauf-
gebro6ten @egenitan6e fait unfennt=
lid, un6 erlt nod @%ntfernung Ser
S9mubi6i6t NIT BEN aqentbaIben
onbaftenoen @ui6eln tritt 6as
&unittperf mieoer in uriprung1ider
S60nbeit outage.
Na9 ser bon 9ireftor 81. Merlin
aufgeiteuten> mobl begriinoeten
Ebeorie banoelt es fi9 I'M elm
G9iff, 6as bon 6en &omern mod
ser @tnnabme 6eS Birdus 6ur9
Sula - I'M Sabre SO Dor gbriito
- aus Mtben nod SStalien, un6
5par mobl brett na6 &om, nit
reider 8eute an &1tnIti6dten abge-
ian6t, anibeinen6 6ur@ tpi6rige
@inoe na9 Noroafrifa beri6lagen
tpur0e u116 %nnterging.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16
@ieiel mno &irId.

Gin Goritlaufer in ungarn fa110
etnmal i'm @aI6e einen berenoeten
3m0lfen6er. @lei9 auf SEN erlten
8lid 1ab er, 6aB ser lebtere am une
terbauptbein einen - bermeintlt9en
- nod idmeiBenoen Mni6uB 5eigte.
&oid, elite er mod Sem 6oritbanie,
llm sic Mn5eige bon ieinem 51.noe
5u erltatten. Sort beridtete ct, Bob
Ser &iri9 offenbar bon einem SSH
oerer gei6oiien mur6e uno 5par Dem
Aniduiie nod bon einem 9odlike
aus, ols Ser @epeibtrdger unmittel~
6ar unter Sem lebteren 6abinge5ogen
lei; 6enr nur 10 lieB iid Ser Mn'
lduB 5mtiden reip. birter ben &c.
icnlt0den erfIdren. Mn Srt uno
Steue ongelangt, itente Ser 60riter
na6 genouer nnteriudang aber felt,
oaB ser &iri9 nur bon einem @ieiel
ilberfouen fem fonnte, mas ia ni9t
Sos erItemal borgefommen. 8abr-
ld}einlid NOR ser fleine &duber ben
imgett Iiben6en &irid angeiprungen
un6 bate it6 feitgebiiien. aaen Gn~
5eiden nod mar Der @ir19 6ann
flidtig %gelpor0en un6 bate iid
our6 beftige 8etpegungen oes &op>
'fes 1eines Mngreifers 3u ertpebrer
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

bout li@ 6ur9 0ie obne nnterlaB
b9riiberretien6en @ruppen 6aS 8ilo
bonn malerii6en Sn6ien, bonn male'
rii9en tnoti6en 2eben. SSn @alan'
tinell 6i6t binter @orbattgen per-
mabrt, meroen Srauen porikerge>
tragen> sic irge116mo @ertpan6te be.
lu9en mouen ooer al@ biellei@t
auf elm Mbenteuer a1sgeben. Cole
reiter poriiber arf itol5en &fer6en
nit rei9em @eidirr un6 gefolgt
bon ibrer 9ieneri@aft, &aufleute
nit langen meiBen 8airten reiten
ouf fleinen meiBen @ieln un6 ipre'
den trob aler @ir6e eifrig gelti-
fulierero un6 oon 2eioeni6aft pon
@ei9dft u11o @el6. Da fommen
al19 Elm paar @lefanten, rieienbaft,
Sic Serge ibrer &0rperli6feit lang
fam ipiegeno, iebt nit oem &iiliel
bo9 in sic blau,e Suit binausiGmet-
tern6. sic 5ieben 51 tr%gen6einem
Mobora0i9a, u11o ser Mabaut auf
ibrem Miiden treibt iie nit Dem
Stad)el bon @iien uu6 nit gutigen,
balblauten @orten an, tpenn ibr
G9ritt eit langfamer miro. &ara-
tpanett tau9en auf, f6merbela6ene
&iere, @iel, &amele> fleine &feroe,
iie bringen @aren BON Moro nod
5i6. Gin fleiner 5tpeira6rtger &urz
rett nit einem @uppeloa6letn i'll
om 8o6en. Gin &ao 1T gebro6en>
nn6 laut i@natterno arbeiten Elm
paar bron5ene Manner at 6em
S9a6en. Sort tpetter lit cine
@rl1ppe S6atteubdume. @ie i6it=
gen elm uenig Dor ser Come, Sic
unbarmber5ig auf 6en peiBen pei'
ten Streif ser groBen StraBe
brennt. Gin paar Manner iiben
BORT I'M .&reis, trinfen un6 eiien
lno ruben. Mu6 ein paar Settler,
5erIumpt, ipanfen borbei. @irer
unter ibnen lit ei1t Saobu, elm Set
Tiger ms Selbitfolteier. Sein gart-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

beriudt, praate aber mabren06em
gegen ei11en Baum uno 5mar 6erort,
oab er iid geaie1= unO Stirnbein
5%erldmetterte un0 babel au9 nod
oen einen 8or0erlauf fnapp am
8latt brad. Ser beren6ete @irib lag
nit ser Stirn unmittelbor an. Dem
@tamnt. Sic Spuren an 8opf un0
@enid 0es Strides 5eigten gu 6eut-
lid, Bob es tatld9li9 Elm @ieiel
mar, 6as 6as gn6e 6es 3molfen6er
berbeigefubrt. Gin abnlider San,
ser ieoo9 einen &ebbod betrat er.
eignete lid in einem &epier 6es Nel1'
traer &omitats. @elegentlit' zines
SSagoauSflugs mebrerer &erren TO-
fen bieie auf 6em 8ege nad SEM
beltannten SagSorte einer &ebbod il,
boben 6ludten einen Mbbang berob
un6 gero6e auf Die S9iber 5upcb-
ieln. Blobli6 marf ii@ Ser 9od 5ur
groe un0 mal5te iid amber. Ser
Oberforlter madte fur5en 8ro5cb
uno ltredte Den ~ii9 tp%al5enoen".
Muf Sen 5duB 5u iab man Elm
8ieiel bonn 8od ii9 losloien, INN
ELM 5peiter SduB ltredte 0ieies.
3milden 6em @eborn bes Bodies
lieB iid 6asielbe fonitatieren: cine
ltarf i9ueiBen0e Steue, in 6ie iid
Ser lifeline" @duber berbiiien batte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

lit BAG t%punoerbare Snoien, mep1t
ous 2eben in Dos Sdpcigen gegot1-
gen lit nno sic Na6t bes Boqmon6s
berri9t. Damn gieBt ser fleine
8ruoer Der Come nit Dem erborg-
ten 2idt idneepeiBe 6ablbeit 6ur9
sic Na@t, berfldrt sic einfaditen
9inge un6 malt einen &eigen bon
@unoern aus Ser 9unfelbeit, Ser
einem 6en Mtem rauben m0hte uno
oas &er5 oft ltoden mabt. @er
sic &ati6 Mabal BEL Monoenibein
geieben bat, iab 6os @@onite ietnes
9ebens. IS lit 81 beilig foit, I'm
@orte bariiber gu MADDEN. @tiu
un6 pie gum 8eten muB man 6ie
8il6er 6ieier Mddte in fi@ nebmen.
Sic Come unh Ser Sag iino fort
genug fir lautes Cob, 6ie humber
fam malen6e See Ma@t miq @@mei=
gen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

oa gum 8eiipiel Elm @arder at Ser
@r6e. Ser cine elm @arbier, ser
andre fetr Silent. Der @9abetunit.
Ter i@abt uno feift 1,n6 ietft uno
ibabt, Dos Opfer balt ergeben oen
idon fat blanfen &opi. Gin u11-
naGabmli@er grnit, NIT @uroe &C..
paart, lit III Der @ruppe. 9ie Sc.
tuegungen oieier beioen 2el1te li1to
barmoniid, ibre armieltgen &ittel
unb Die leu9tenoen 8ron5ef0rper
als @tn5elfarben un6 ols @an5es
:ldon. 9ort geben etn paar SEA.
.mele NIT Dem langiamen, mai@i.
\ aenbaft gleid)en 8iegei@rttt ibrer
S0der uno &%niefebleu, Sic Inter.
.fippe porgeidoben uno bon meibem
,@eifer trtefen6. Sic sieben cine TO-
%icnrote 5aiiaoe entla,1g, Sic aus
latter gieiden flcincn Bogen be,
ilteEr, BON bu1toert Iiirm@en, gleid,
falls roienrot, gefr0nt lit. 9as 3iel
bes 3uges lift Elm Morttplab, altf
-ibm pimmelt oas 8olf III ether
l1nenoltd)en Giiue oer @eitalten, ser
&aiien un6 Mbarten, angeton nit
&lei6ern, Die 1T ale 6arben ge-
tau6t fin6. l1eber SEN freien 5tretf
i'm @orbergrr,n0 itol5ieren Elm paar
.@faue nit geiprei5ten1 @a6. Dro>.
fen funfelt baS 2i6t uno erfiiqt
oas &ofenrot Der Mauerfladeu nit
einem fullerton BON gor1o leiGterr
8lau. Ser Simmel itrablt> cine
glutenoe @lode, ut6 mirft 81au
curb Colo IN sen Iebten &a.,m.
Tim bic Siine ser 8il6er at ct.
fa1len, obne ielbit geieben gu baben,
mag man aipling lciett. &einer fat
tpie er in6iide Gr0c uno in6tihes
2eben eef6il0ert. @eine @orte ma.
len better, uno feline @eitalten ite-
ben auf 1ebenSmabrereh 8einen,
,aIs ite ie nur Elm Maler nit Sem
8infel gu geben ber,1o6te.
Sein fleincr Menider1helo 6es
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16
HINT Rftafm III 6rttthrnlamn.
Hntt Enuarn Engr!.

unausrottbar i9eint SOS @ere0e
nnnii6erbeit @riedenlanos" gu fem.
@er ii9 gu elmer @eiie in 6as SSn.
mere oes 2an6es ani@idt, Ser mtB
iid nod INNER auf Sic angitliden
@elidter BON 5reunoen unb Ser
man6ten gefabt maden. &ierauf
babe i6 peiter nidts gu iagen, als
oaB i9 in feinem anbern 2anbe nit
10 .%nolfommenem Siderbeitsgefubl
modenlang allein ober nur in Be-
gleitung zines @fer6efnedtes, am
lei9ten @tabe o6er auf Hfer6eride1,
gereiit bin mie geraoe in @rieden'
lono. l1n6 ib bin in alien folden
@ebieten mieoerbolt gemanoert, bic
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

am @o1f BON appariiiia entlane,
tpen6et fd Damn 0itli' rno 6ur9.
i6neioet Meiienien, /, ID elm Muss
flug ouf ben @ipfel ocs Stbome
lei9t angeidlolien tperoen fann,
gebt olsbann uber 9ripolis, Der
berrli@ gelegcnen !@auptitaot bes ill.,
1teren 8eloponnes, nod Mrgos, mel.
terbin an Mpfene norbei uno min.
oct Bel &orintb in Ole @auptlinie,
Die bon 9ltben iiber gleuiis un6 See.
CARA, iiber oen sSitbmus nn0 Lungs
bes &orintbifben 8uien uber Megion
nod Hatras fibrt.
Son Ben griedii6en @%iienbabnen
lit i'm aqgemetnen @utes 5u lagen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

un0 ibre 3abl nin1mt ltctis 5u 49,
% iino 8dDelcin gu angcn,ciicnen
Yreiien 81 mieten.
MQes in allem oarf bon 0em beus
tigen @riedclllano gelten, oab Is
nid)t mcbr gu ocn iAtper>0 u bcreiien.
Den, gci1tpeige 5l ben ull5ugangli.
6en &dloern gebort. 8er ci1ige
aenntnis Der 2anoesiprad)e nit.
bringt, ser miro BOZ, eirer Gabrt
11ad) Wricdenlano, beionoers bon ei.
ner| Mciie ourtb Oas Snnere, bic tief'
iten ginoriide, Die unperganglib.
iten grinnerungen beimbringen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

Yom @abnbof Olympia gelangt man
1T 10 Wtinuten bequemen Spa5ier'
gangs 51ln Griimmerfelo unb gum
Wuicunm, oas Sen @ermes bon Yras
ritelcs uno Die l1ebarrelte oes bilo'
neriiGen Sdmudes an ben @icbel'
ieloern oes olpmpiiGen Selt5tempels
benabrt.
@on Slpnlpia farn man cine Mei.
lie ol1re) ben Beloponnes, Die fri
bcr mir 81 Yferoe mogliG tpar,
ournipcg oltf Der g%iicnbabn betperf.
ltcuigcll. Sic 2inie fiibrt in If.
rem erIten Sell lange unmittelbar
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16
gen..
@rie@ii@e Sdr3erin.

&uneiiiden Meere ser @@mam11-
fii@erei oblagen, plobli6 auf Elm
-feites Sin6ernis, 6as ibnen tpie cine
Mn5abl int S@lamm %Iagernoer gro.
Ber &ano1en porfam. 9ie bqIo bor,
genommenen Madforidungen fiibr.
ten ie6o@ gu 6em iberraidenoen
grgebnts, 6aB es ii6 TINT Die l1eber-
reIte zines r0mii6en S@iffes ban-
bette, 6as 6ort offenbur Dor mebr
als 5peitauien6 Sabren nit ieiner
aaonns an @nnitidaten seinnfen
tpar.
Sos tuneiiide Mltertumsamt
nabm baI6 6ie @ebung 6ieier &unit.
gegenitdnoe in Mngriff un6 bat fife
nod m%ebridbriger miibiamer Mrbeit
10 mett %gef0r6ert, Bob Direftor 81.
Merlin in einem in ser 5ta6t Su.
mis- gebaltenen 8ortrage einett
Meberblid iiber Mrt un6 &e6eutung
6es Gunoes geben fonnte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16
Ear tnalrrtBtl,r Jn1Ifn.
Hun Carl 1tgnnr.

felt piel tauieno Sabren in en6loien
8ariationen BORT at 6enn 5tran9
bes @erbens uno Strebens siebt.
SSr ~&im" muB man Die Be-
ibreibung Ser sroben &eeritraBe Ser
Moguln Ieien, 6ie gen MoromeIten
3iebt. @mig flutet bort sic @an-
6erung, 3iebt sic Sebniudt un6
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

8or Sem Bro3cbter.
nj / II. u@onn / l!nr net ld)poren
muab, oleilla! tpall1 / no g'idpo.
-rcn lab, lab / mi nimmcr~ Inn mel
2arD fiuiir1erll tclllla." eof
~Mber es balt 81 oo9 BLOB an
an5'0en Ga1 a5?"
~ 10, / bab inlnler a gana's
Sabr iiten milab'n"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

ger &0rper lit nadt, MIR elm Streii
Elld gebt Inn Die 2en6en. 11ebcr
uno uber lit er init Oder uno
Sdntut bcidmiert, iein gan5eS &C.
pad lit ult eiuel1 Stab iber Ser
Sdulter, cine 8alerfoleboiic unD
Cit &iinocld)cn 80.
Sim malsrijGlten cher pielleibi
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

W buer it anonis. Bel
Dem geitrigen Tllb6aQ 4. @ettipicl
CABS men una,lgcllcGnlcn 3lpil0eA,
fan. Ser 9apcr SalnlDuber fricg'
te nit grobcr @ctualt Den GubbaQ
an ocn Sdaoel. st platte ooQ,
it1noig auf.
Der Sdaoel? ~'"
See. Der Gubbanl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

Sim .baufigiten aber malt mar,
oas Bolf. Sen S5cnen in oct1 Of
fenen &duiern un6 auf Ser Sod.
burg anes 0ltli6en 2e6ens> ser
strnbc, gu laui@en, lit lei6t uno
OH linnfdui9iten. Mud bier malt
SIC Sp11ne. Slut etnem @lab bodt
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

sic arsere i'd mid ni@t mebrl"
@err: ~&d, baben sic ii9 idon
ins l1npermeioli6e gefiigt?"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

olf5ungelbudss", oie Gidnngel
ielt|t, Sim unb iein 2an,a, Der oie
9%Sabrbeit iud)t uno ben Strom Ger
MrArbcit, aue Die 5tuitcu uno W}art'
s,es in ibrer fleincn, ibrer groben
Mfnt, 1ie lin6 mie lebcno uno tragelt
1s,n;HD Sen ga115en Nbglal15 tires ma=
Isrildhen Seins, bas tsute ic pic
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

- Mn5lg1i@. aelteres Srau<
lein: ~S9 iage Sbnen, Die Manner
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The New York herald., 1921-02-28
WOMEN OF NIPPON
TAKE PRIDE IN HAIR
Elaborate Couture Serves the
Same Purpose as Millinery
and Is Also Expensive.

The Japanese say that woman's
greatest charm is her hair. II Is ur-
questionably the important source OF
the Japanese woman's attraction. Con-
sequently. her elaborate coiffure takes
tho place so far as the pride and care
taken In it are concerned, Of hat Of
an Occidental lady.
Up to, some sixty years ago both the
men and women Of Japan used to wear
coiffures. The style of hairdress was
one special mark in the case Of men to
distinguish their social position and in
the case Of the women to indicate their
family position. Each class of men un-
der the feudal systematic Sumurai. the
farmer, the artisan and the merchant
had prescribed style Of wearing their
toiffures.
With the women the style Of hairdress
differed according to whether they were
unmarried, married or widows. Soon
after the restoration of 1868 the men
adopted the Occidental mode of wearing
the hair short. but the women kept on
improving the fashion OF elaborate hair
arrangement.
1. Is stated that the Japanese women's
mode OF hairdressing is expensive. This
Is quite true. II Is so complicated and
elaborate that It requires an expert to
arrange, IL. Hence It consumes much
time and costs money. Each sitting re-
quircs an hour at the minimum and
costs from 20 TO 20 sen. In order to
avoid frequent redressing of the hair
the women take ainstaking care not
to mar the artistically fashioned hair
shapes.
DESTROYS OF preserving the carefully
balanced coiffure the women avoid angu-
lar, Jerking movements or trough" exer-
else lest they give too big shock to
the we'll dressed hair. Nor is this care
limited to the time in which they are
awake. Even during sleep they use
high, square wooden pillows TO support
the neck so that the hair will not be
misplaced. From force OF habit they
keep their heads from coming into con-
tact with the bed clothes under all cir
cumstances, and sleep with their neclss
protruding from the bed as far as the
neck bones Will allow.
When the time and expense required
for getting the hair dressed and the yer
greater sacrifice in keeping It in good
shape are considered II becomes appar-
ent that the Japanese woman's hair
dress is no small luxury. And yet these
women insist that their custom is far
better than that prevailing among the
women of America and Europe. They
argue that the headgear of the Occi-
dental women Is so expensive and so
rapidly changing in fashion that to fol-
low It requires time and money and
also perennial attention to show win
dows and pedestrians for observation Of
changing fashion. They know that for
their short stature and dainty natural
background their peculiar mode OF hair
dressing Is much more natural and har-
monious than would be the broad
brimmed hats of deep hue.
At any rate. hairdressing Is one OF
the important professions for women in
Japan, and nearly a quarter OF a million
OF females are engaged in the pro-
fession.
The New York herald., 1921-02-28
COSTS
ALSO WORRY JAPAN
Drop in Wages Seen as Neces-
sary in Order to Meet
Foreign Competition.

TOXIC. Jan. 81 Correspondence OF
the Associated Press) That, Japan's
foreign trade would show no remarkable
increase Of imports in the future and
that consequently there would be no
marked decreases in the amount OF
Japan's specie holdings, was the opinion
voiced by Gov. Inouye OF the Bank OF
Japan. addressing the Toxic bankers.
Gov. Inouye was referring to existing
adverse conditions in Japanese COM
mercial and industrial life.
The best measure for tiding over tho
present depressed situation" said Gov.
Inouye. "are. in the first place. to re-
duce the cost Of production to the lowest
possible point The cost OF production
OF various merchandise In this country
is disproportionately high, compared
with the level in other countries. With
q high cost OF production Japanese mer-
chandise cannot possibly compete with
manufacturers Of other countries. and
this forms a great obstacle to the de-
velopmcnt OF the export trade of Japan
"Reduction OF the cost of production
is. accordingly. not only a matter OF
imperative necessity OF the moment but
is also good for tho permanent interests
of the country. IL may bring about Q
fall In wages and diminish the buying
power Of the lower and middle classes
for a time. but this must be tolerated
for the purpose Of attaining the funda-
mental consolidation Of the financial
world.
Secondly. our, manufacturers. trad
ers. bankers, Insurance and shipping
circles are required to make concerted
efforts for maintaining the market
which was developed abroad for Japa-
nese merchandise during the war period.
The loss OF the commercial field ac-
quired by the efforts OF our traders and
manufacturers since the great war
would be tantamount to the loss of
Japan's national dignity and prestige"
The New York herald., 1921-02-28
JAPAN COOLS OFF
ON NATIONAL ISSUES
CIanior of Siberian Question
Suddenly Ceases.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press
TOXIC, Jan. 21.-"Therc is no public
opinion in the world that is more ef-
fervescent than tho public opinion OF
Japanese says the Nichtnfchf in COM
menting on the Californian and Siberian
questions "The Japanese people are a
people who are easily excited. but the
excitement fades away just as easily
This is not the attitude great nation
should assume. Only few months ago
the Japanese people were engaged In
unduly clamoring about the Californian
question and the Siberian venture, but
to-day they are completely silent as
though they have forgotten that such a
thing ever existed.
"This In particularly the case with
the Siberian question :. what Japan has
10 DO In Siberia has already been done.
The next step is 20 reap what she has
sown. Tho Japanese Government hesi-
tstcs because z fears that the crops win
DC very poor But II ~ what one has
sown that one must reap
The journal continues: cit appears
time for the military authorities to with
draw from Siberia
The New York herald., 1921-02-28
CHINESE BANDITS ARE
EXECUTED ON CAPTURE
Drastic Measures Taken on
the Upper Yangfsze.
corresporderoe of az Associated pres

Corvespo~dcrcs Of the Associated Press.
SHANGHAI, Jan. 31.--Reports brought
10 Shanghai by river craft from the up
per Yangtsze are that the Chinese au-
thorities In seeking 10 uucli outlawry and
suppress disorder following tho iooting
Of the city Of rchang by mutinous
troops. have adopted the most drastic
methods. All captured bandits, say the
reports. are executed with little or no
formality.
A scene characteristic Of descriptions
OF the working of Chinese Justice was
described by Capt. T.. F. Doyle Of the
steamer Mai Shun. which recently csme
to Shanghai. When his steamer was at
wanhsien coaiing Capt. Doyle said those
aboard saw twenty-eight culprits led TO
the river bank These were forced TO
kneel In line and then the executioner
with his heavy two-handed sword, pro-
ceeded slowly down the line, head fall
ing with each swing OF the sword.
Such wholesale executions, tho captain
said. became almost daily events In the
winter months at centres on the river
like Wanhsien.