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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
Can Germany I'ny"

- what extent Germany will be able TO
meet the obligations imposed upon her
ny me separations commission is n matter
OF debate on both sides OF the Atlantic
ana VIII continue to be debated for some
time to como. High authorities insist that
she VIII be blcd white if her late enemies OK
act the full toll; that she cannot stand and
deliver that which she does not possess and
II she IL too hard pressed. she will colapse
as has Austria
The other point of Wow is; that Germany
has enormous potential wealth. she came
out oil The war more unsCathcd than any
other power Engaged. with the single OK
rcption OF America; She is now preparing
10 engage in Stupcndous trade opcrations
with the world. and the price demanded of
h"r VIII he paid, il the demand is backed
up by force. just a" The indemnity which
she compelled France to pay after tho
franco-Prussian War, was paid. although
FRANCE was then practically II bankrupt
That Germany will make loud noise,
protesting violently against the decision OF
the separations commission is to be cxpect-
ca She would protest if the indemnity were
no greater than 100000 gold marks She
VIII Willingly consent To no payment at all
I" htr enemies Her ultimate hope is that
sh" viii escape in some fashion with vir-
tuaily no penalty cXactcd What Germany
says now or hereafter. therefore, is To he
discounted
MI that the Germans recognize is force.
They do not know the meaning OF tustice
or right. But they understand what force
L. and they Will surrender To force and
10 nothing else. This means that the alias
must apply force ii they are 10 EXPECT nav
ment OF the indemnity now fixed or any
indemnity which may later be fixed n
'h"se powers arc 10 receive what they be-
I"ve to be a just reparation. they mus,
Keep their armies on Gcrmuny's frontier
with each default in payment these armies
must move few leagues further toward
Berlin.
That policy will accomplish the desired
result. if all else fails. Germany. il will he
recalled. kept her troops in Paris after she
had defeated France until the French OH
legation hhad been discharged 1t may h,
necessary, III turn, Tor France to keen her
army on Gernan soil until the reparation
claims have been settled If that he ;ruo
frenchmen Will know how To act in the
premises.
Meanwhile tho more people that rise up
with arguments TO the erect that Germany
cannot pay the more certainly will tho
Germans find hope in the future Every
allied authority that expresses doubt about
the ability of the German nation to meet
the Obligation adds that much capi,al To
tho on"my's propaganda
II may develop III the course of time
that too heavy "a load has been placed unon
Germany: that she has beeil assessed beyond
her resources, and some revision Of the
reparntions settlement must he made But
it viii be time enough 10 ac, in that direc-
ton when the fact has been demonstrated
II - far too carly for Americans or Eng.
lishmen or Frenchmen to assume thar Cor
many is being taxed TO the polnt nj ;ua,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
Good victor Program.

Audiences ut the Victor Thcatcr
today Will be treated to one OF the
most thrilling Western photoplays to
reach tn" screen in Il long time en-
titled Honeymoon Rarch." This is
from the novel by Tex O'Rcilly, and
was directed bv Rob Townlcy. Allnnc
Ray. an unusually striking beauty
ana Harry Mclaughlin. k'.own as tho
"sky's widest daredevil" because Of
his aviation feats. are co-starrcd in
this photoplay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
Acuuit Negro ,tob Would Lynch

ITiVNINSN lI.E.F.. IN, F"n. T.
ralph Wilson. 81 negro who was saved
from mob Intent upon lynching
him. by the officers OF Thomas Coun-
-, in conncCtinn with an alleged at
tack on white girl. near Pavo. was
County Superior Court late today. Tho
Young woman victim Df Tie assault
was not positiNc in her ihrntlnraiion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
Olyupinn Done.

Cupid" said the Mother of the wings god
come here"
Inc rat little devils SUNK over uuiveringly
Il want you To cut out wasting Your time
anu arrows on those capable business
men with good jobs. undcrstand.'
And Cupid caught in the act went ont IN
hunt for the seventh daughter of n poor but
honest Minister
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
Nn,Imo,n Features.

Flor husband was Killed by tho
rrrplutjunistS Trc Princess Tr!luG.
Who whs cs,rangcd from him and had
neon living Ia NCwsNurk. found her
s'iI -" n"lr to an estate worth mil
ions Sh" started in tn ''so, life
Sh" adrentUr"d Wildly. mawnifccntly.
Then sh" found her wealth swept
away. aud Sc" til" great Russian aC-
H'~s. Nnz!m"Na. in her brilliant new
y,Ai"ic. billions" at the BiIDu
7 Atl.sr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
."rhc t:rcn, ItcIrrm,r...

Aion" In his prison coll he painted
Tho picture, while IN" moouljrht
s,r-amci through the haired wiudpw
Bat a great power reached down into
Inc darkness of that prison and mad,
MIN man again. as shown in the
sUp"rproduction. The Great Redeem.
or" which viii he the special feature
80 the rcd"n again today. They don't
make pictures better than this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
ucward bravery Of ship. crew.

MOBILE. ALA. Feb. tin rccoE-
milton OF their services IN saving tho
italian steamer Ansnl,lo II. and pos
s'niE me ilN"s OF her passengers.
Whcn sh" stranded on Cape Fear bar
AT the mouth OF Cape Fear River.
near Wilmington. y. G.. last August.
lIoyds ana tho owners OF the ship
nav" presented tho coast guard cut
ter Comanchc ana her officers and
crew mahogany chest Of silver and
n phonograph.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
GcncrnI Grant No, a rcn~ioncr.

". q. II, Wlkolioll-I
Grant was not on tho pension rolls.
but drew the pay allowance Of Il re-
tired officer of has rank in Inc army.
President Cleveland having signed
Hill restoring MIN 10 retired lis, "A
short time before his death At Mi
Mcircror. near Saratoga. y. y. July
81, 1855.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

when itichmond women get 10 be police
men 1t won't be 30 bad 10 be pinched.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

HOG ISLAND Pm. Feb Tt was
"tnns" today for Hog Island. The
activities 81 on" Cf -\mcrica's great
est wnr-tim. achievements officially
cum" 10 an end today when Watt ..
thrush rr,rid"n, Of tho American In
t"ruEtion"l ShipHuilLiHg Corporal ION.
'urn"d over "a Fred Morris. roprce"nt-
INK The lnltcG states shipping BOARD.
tn" key TO tho rhIr,"rd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
Great nrItnin wonid Mediate.

~ TNli"U NCWS.
MOSCOW, via Wireless 10 London.
Fob. i.--Grcnt britain has offered hor
services as mediator between Ru-
mania and Soviet Russia. Rumania
acting up"n British advice. has re-
nucstcd the Soviet government to
send delegates to Riga 10 discuss n
settlement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
Af ~ NInnn,.

Reader. Holla nd.--''Wet moo.," is
when one horn OF the crescent Of the
new moon is much lower than tho
other. like a bowl turned up on edge
and unable to hold water. The wet
moon is II popular but fallacious Sign
OF coming wet weather.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
..",hun,lrrhnIt Jnck."

'Thundcrbolt Jack" featuring Jac,,
iioNic and Marin Sais. picture that
mas been attracting considerable a, .
tontion in Richmond and other citirs
VIII bc seen at the Rex today Ii Is
good picture and one that Is wei
worth seeing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
Picked LIN M ann.,nn

Mercy clogs too fine stra!ner.
Money represents the least essentials
Outdoors was made by God for those of His
image.
The Oyster is the least ferooious Of wild
beasts
ring circus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
Crude oi, Fakes Further pro,.

DALLAS. TENAS Fob. t-.Rcdmc-
iion Of - 20 - cents y barrel m
crulc oils was announced today nv
ia" Magnolia Petroleum C1mnany
MN prices are: Augusta. kans., So
= hnrr"l oklahoma 81: iio5lIton. 81:
" >"S, - Corsicrna. light $50; Corr
Sindla. heavy. 80 cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
Echoes From Down Home

Senator l'cnrose asserts hat he is linking no
hand whatever in the choice Of Mr. Hardng's
/ Cabinet This is not as significant as 1t may
appear To he. Senator rcnrose has already
intimated that the Cabinet. as far AS the ira MS
action OF business is concerned. will he purely
Observation-Disclosures Star
There seems TO he tendency on the part OF
som" states 10 alter their prohibition Ieeisla-
tom to conform TO the voistead as passed
| by Congress. Should this course become uni
vcrsal throughout The nation IL would simplify
matters and strengthen prohibition enforce
mcnt-kinston Free Press.
II appears that the negroes in Norilna who
participated in the recent rioting had plenty
Of firearms These cannot be bought from
North Carolina dealers without permission
from local authorities. But there is nothing
TO prevent their being bought in large guam
Titles from mail order houses in other States
Here is work for Congress and the Lcgisla-
ture. Let Congress forbid the shipment OF
hrcarms through the mails.-Ralegh News
and Observer
The United states leads the world in the
total gross tons OF merchant vessels launched
III 1929, but the real test will come later when
~ Will he forced to compete with the cheaper
wages and the government subsidies OF the
merchant marine industry OF other nations
| - Ashcvilic Citizen.
ON" th.ng Mr. Fairfax Harrison. president
! ~ the Southern Railway. may safely count
| on and that is. there ia going to be lively
r,N.val ~ the passenger business OF his line
iust as soon as the patrona ge ID spensing ma
"h.re 90 the new administration is put into
workable. ordcr.-CharIotte Observer
Gen" pcbs may have been convinced that
ac was within his rights but he wasn't ond
~ Ia" President Of the tinted States lets him
go tho rrcsidcn, would he untrue 10 the men
who. under his command defended the country
that p"hs attacking. |, may be rough on
l'chs hu, then ij-',s rough an the United
states Greensboro News
There is no immediate ground for fear that
The merger OF the cxpresa companies will bring
a monopoly in the express business That will
hardly be possible az long as the government
engages in the parcels post feature OF the mail
business. This Is a tolerably big country. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
Incmi Temprrniurc Yesterday

!! \. NJ. temperature. . hs
MhNiinhn t"npcrntur. to \ l.. M az
W .n,,'u'ii ttn'lcrhturc {" l.. M..... -
S''h temperature" yesterday .,. a.
N"ilhhi t"ihio nature for this date . 40
"N''sS yesterday .......... q
,,rhri"HrN since March ] ....,.. 100
''N-'.-N ''il'V '.thulfy -............. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

me ah'itobacc" propaEandists overlook
inS ono or their most catching argumrata
'heE mlsht contend that tobacco should be
hp"iished be''use II causes Kcntuckians to
become night MISREPRESENTATION Herald
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
Up With the Times
hN IL. q, II.

War investigating committee report nj
ready contains more than 100000 words but
all OF them were OF the weasel variety until
Dawes added his quota
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

II prohibition agents can dam the liquor
stream they will not care how much the
THIRSTY souls do the same thing to them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

I.ernl 0h.cr.n.ipns al Hr. VI. ycstcrdn..

:hinihi! Y hours ending j.. None
i,sH.hi'N - hours ending j.. NJ. None
LN'".s since March / .........- IL
Excess slurr January | ....... 40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

An ultimatnm has been sent TO Ansora,
which probably will get it's goat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

TIC people are bit wiser in some respects
man they were twenty years n;o.-Winstcn-
Salem journal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

Governor Harding says danger OF national
financial panic has passed, but there are
Still few personal pancs scattered about
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
Charcoal I:ph,s Daily Thought

W non man got 20 much money he Kin
dress lax he choose" said Charcoal Eph,
modify, hit su;,inly do feel good { chuck
dc opcn-face clothes an be comfortable Try
sarlinc. Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

little OF North Carolina's monkey rum
added 10 some OF Nirginia's white mule should
be sufficient to bring real. old-fashioncd
ZOO into the range OF vision
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

The motto of the Fiapjack: One good turr
deserves another.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

Masks are The fashion III London, but our
american girls can wear en- shGrtcr than
thcy do now and still not hide their faces
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

Banker Dawes would have been wasted ms
Secretary OF the Treasury. but what a Score
tary of War Soldier Dawes would make
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

Republican reorganization of the South
always stops short when IL stumbles against
tho color line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
The Weather
FURNISHED by u. S. wenthcr Burcau.)
lorerust: Virginia

l'nrecust: Virgins.
--Ga,ln Sat ur a N v;
SUNDAY cloudy anu
colder.
North Carolinn-
Rain Saturday: sun
tlny cloudy m Il
colder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

l8egHILsHED every ia, IN he year ~ 10 south
Tenth EiClimond. Va. 10y The
f3 Dispatch Publishing Co.. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
SI,ft.inl I)ntil

WIND direction. south. wind velocity 10.
weather at l.. NJ. clear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

'hristy Pankhurst. having settled the SUI
fraEc issue. finds herself out OF a Job. She
should nave taken a leaf from the book OF
the American rcformcr and refused to admit
that II was settled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Gold Feet

pyrIgh;. 1919. National Newspaper SCR vice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

liardngs houseboat is stuck i'm tho mud
rcfntaIion Of the story that the c. o. T.
throw all OF IL away In the campaign to
elect him
Governor Increases pay OF its lighthouse
Keepers. but Richmond light housckccpers are
struggling along the same old budget
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-05

TELEPHONE: ltnndulph
l. Private Branch IA
"iiiIns. connecting with
all departments,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02
@iermmos,uamsisites &apiteI.
@dIuB.

,geie perlaiie ib Sopbia," erflartt
te $elene nit @ntidieoenbeit, als
8orooin ibr lire Sreibett anfinbig,
tie, roie menigen Sabre, tpelde th
nod gu leben babe, fann i6 ebenio'
gut bier als anoerspo berbringen."
r@enige Sabre?" fragte 8oro,
Bin pertpun6ert. Isle tner6en alt
tper6en, 5rGulein &ele,1e."
xgllt? Mein."
Das iunge Ma6@en be1tete ouf
lire 8ruit.
sort orinnen orbeitet es be-
reit8 felt longer Belt an Der 8er*
it0rung mci1eS &orpers. Sd tpar
3u i9mad, um 10 bel 8eidmeroen
gu erbuloen."
u@ic tp.rben in einem an6eren
@lima @eneiung finoen, Graulein
&e1ene," iagte 9r. 0r5besfo. Der
ben perlangten &bibieb erbalten
bate un6 nit 8oro6m nod Surgut
gerei1t NOR, mo er i'm gu Granlein
Madtet begleitete. r8er3meifeln
sic nidt,. Gle iinb bon @otur nidt
aur S9min6iu6t bisponiert, nl1r
Sic @erbGltntiie BADEN bel Sbnen Die
&ranfbeit beruriabt. sic brou9en
besbolb Sophia 1i6t gu b%erlaiien.
Ser alte &err Sioorsfi, Ser infolge
Der @onmadt bes &errn 8orooin
auf telegrapbiide M%noromung beg
observation-disclosures bereits in Grei.
belt gefebt uorben lit unb ieoe
Stunoe bier eiutreffen mab, miro
jeine Eo9ter peoer bier 1aiien mol
len, nod tpir6 CT in @uBlanb blei.
ben. Ct miro NIT Sen Griimmern
ieines 8ermogens nod 9e1tialano
ODER Stalten geben unb getpib miro
er bic aufopfernoe @flegerin feines
&in6es 1idt f6ublos bier 5uriidlai+
Ien."
%, tper1 er mid NIT iid NIB.
me-" rtef $elene freubeitrab1eno,
v6ann p6re es ettpas an6eres. Mber
mo- tponen sic %bingeben, &err 9of-
tor?"
,Ma9 @ng1ano> mein Srdulein
- bort III aner @ube meine Me<
moiren gu idreiben. !Ster lit min
Der 8ooen gu beib unb i6 glau'
BE tpirflid, nod mandem anoern
AUDI. @enr @ublano 10 fortpirt'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02
ans ben Geietem fit Elm seebaS.

&aragrapb 8. Die gaoeparte>
rinnel1 meroen angemieien, cine in
@efabr 6es grtrinfens befinolide
Dame BEL ben &leioern, nidt bei ben
&aaren gu %ergreifen, % Ole lebteren
in elmer groBen Mebr5abl bon Sal
len falf9 iin0. Sic fiir bic eide
ru1g Der ba6en6en Damen angelteQ.
ten Meufunold11oer Sun6e iinb Die.
fem Yaragrapben gemab 1eu orei.
liert mor6en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02

- SIN 3or II. Bater: gieien
2iebesbrieflteuer fanb i'd in oet1er
S9ulmappe = idamen fol1teit ou
Did - lit 6as Md6el iieb5ebn Sab
re alt un6 fan11 ni9t nal obne gu
bilfenabme bes 8riefiteuers eine1
2iebesbrief fdreibenl
-, Sic fIeinen &lobe e.
Sommergait: @eoa, &err @irtl SD
6ab' bod @'iel6tes NIT &10oeln be-
felt un6 ni@t NIT grbienl -
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02

= ~nnermartet. Sunge bib.
i9e Grauenre9tlerin, nod 8een6i.
grrg ibres 8ortrages our 8eriamm.
lung: @inidt nun nod iema1t6 aus
Dem geebrten Mubitorium cine
Grage an mid 3u ri6ten?
@timnne Don Ser @alerie: Darf
i@ sic mad &auie begleiten, mein
Jr9uleiA2 .x,.4. =
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02
Tabrplan Der Gtten.
bahuen.
Chiceg, & Northwestern
Silid aehenb

Oilid aebeno
10. SIG 9d9lid, 11elle Qinte, 1857 r1org.
Dur95ug na9 ben j3millin98itd6ten
un6 Dem Often
No. o.
Count. arsgen,alte 2inie. .8.48more.
D3adt 8erbin6uns bel &aiota mad ben
3millingsltdote1 uno in Manfato Sumo.
ton na6 BENT Often.
$50. o.
Tradt aussenommen @onntae)
II ubr Is morgea8
No. 514-
Tdeli9, rere 2inie. 2:c1G nadm.
D11r65u9 nad ben 3millin9Sitdoten unb
bem Often.
ITO. -24-
T6eli6, alte 2inie. 1923 na@m.
@eitltd gebeno
10. ST.
Tdgli9, reue 2inie. 80. 1:25 na9ts.
Dur63r1e bon ben 3mtllin9sitabten unb
bent Often.
10. 13-
Cont. ol1seen, alte Qinte. .7:42morQ.
Durd3u9 mad @leepp @pe, @ebmoob
6al1s unb Mlariball.
9dslt@, alte 2inie. lbs. mttta9e
$40. 81
Tra6t (auseet1ommen @onntae)
ubr IS r1a9mitta88
no. 5O3--
Sdeli@, neue 2inie. 200 mittoes.
Dur63ua bon ben s3ptlltnasitdoten u,nb
oe.1 Oiten.
Mo. 23-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02
.@utieblidl" rief 8orobin tral1.

vgntiekIidl1 rief @orooin trart.
ria. ,@o f0nnte i6 nidts, gar
nihts fir sic tun2"
Sod - bringen sic %oenienigen
unierer Greanoe, Die sic nod Dor.
finoen, meme lebten @riiBe - i'd
binterla1ie linen meiuen Sab gegen
sic Gprannen - sic follen mein
geoenfen, pent1 fir mein 8aterlanb
Sic @tunoe Der ,@ere6ttgfett
i6ldgt!"
,Man miro gu Sbrem @rabe tpal.
len, tpie 3l Dem zines Seiligen!"
ihlu93te Der Sauptmann, benz fait
oas &erd brad, ais er oieie 5olgen
ieiner Sat erblidte.
rMan ion MIDI fubr Gelir, iei'
ne S@mer5en 5mingen6> fort, rin
oieien aetten uro init Dem &arren,
an Sen man mid gefeiielt bette, be.
grabeh, auf Dem &irdbofe Der
5traflinge, gum 8ei9el1 0afur, mie
meit Ser Menid feline @riioer ernie
6riqt uu6 mie grauiam CT Tie quilt;
ols ELM Denfmal Der &ultur oeS
driitliden 10. Sabrbun6ertS, baS
nod auf @inge Sic Come lel1dten
laBt, Die bereits i'm Wittelalter alS
8arbarismuS be5eiebnet pur6en."
v@s ion aQes geideben, mie sic
es uiini9en - ion ib ="
Die 3uge oes @terbenoen peran'
6erten fi6 bier 10 auffauig> bob go.
robin beitiir3t feline &ano los]ieB
un6 Dor Dem Sterben6en anf Die
&nie fanf.
ugelir = bebor es gu. ipat it,"
rief er flebeno, ~ber5eiben Sic
Miro"
Ser @terbenoe permodte ni6t
mebr 3u fpre9en, aber er oriidte ibm
Idtpeigeno Die &ano.
OILS ST.. Dr3besfo einen &ugen'
Bid ip6ter otemloS eintraf, ita11o
er Dor eineu1 1oten.
gu ipat," rief Der alte Mann IN
tiefer 8etpegung. ~@r bat ausgeltt-
tent.
x@ebe sener, Die fem Opfer ber<
idul6eter," murmelte 8orooin NIT
&ranen in oen Mugen. ~@r tpar
Ser belten Sobne &uBlaros elmer.
Seine boben @eiitesgaben tbefabig<
ten i'm, benz @aterlan6e unbere6en<
bare Dienite gu leiten. 9as 3d.
terlano fanote i'm bierber, UNI IN
Soften gu iterben, mie EFT miloes
Eier, bod fem 2eben miro troBoem
nidt tpirfungslos bergeben. Die
&un6e bon ieinem @eidid min i'd
binaustragen in Die @elt, pie elm
Mpoitel cine beilige 2egenoe binaus-
tragt - i9 mill allen Sobnen Stub
LAMBS feline 2eiben berfiinoen nno
iie 6ur9 ieinen Mamen gum Ratrio>
tismus %entflammen. Muf feinen
Qeiden1tein aber min ib Die @orte
1eben Ialfen: @ere6tigfeit lit Die
b0bite 2iebe!"
&c geI6ab anes na6 bteien 8or.
ten gluf einem einiamen Serge,
melder Ser r&opf oes 9traflings"
genannt miro un6 gum 8%egrabnis<
plab Ser politiiden @erbannten
6ient, tpuroe Selir %begraben. Gin
{bli9tes b0l5ernes &reu5 be3ei6net
in Ser iibli9en @eiie ieinen Sngel,
ein i6lidter Stein gu ieinen GuiBen
befunoet ieinen Mamen. ueber
6ie1em aber Iieit man sic etnfabe
Sni9rift: ~Die @ere9tigfeit lit Die
b0dite Qiebe!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02
Matnueapults uuo ct. Souls
M8rb1i9 gebenb.

N1rbIt6 gebenb.
Metu Him II. ct. Saul. ..5.l5 r1orgens
Ma6 ben j3milltn9sitd6ten. 1:1O na9m.
eotaler 6ra6t5ug. ..3:45 1.9rn>
5n61i@ gebenb.
Mem Him II. 81. Saul. .8:45 na9m.
0ea9 @torm Gate. lilo nadm.
eotaler Tradt3us. $50 radm.
lille 3ttse seben tdslt@ auseenom.
uIeu @onnta9s.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02
Biuiam Ytaenoer Mgentu
Nllaenteine9

MllgemeineS
8criiderungS= Weiddft.
@er}idert 9e9en Teuer, @asel, 9or'
nabo, Mutomobizl lnfall unh 2ebens'
perji6eruns in BEN beiten Serii@e'
rrnes<g eiellidaften.
@ruuoeieentum aefauft nno ver'
fauft.
@eietli@e Dofumente eelider art
,peroer1 allSeeitellt. Das NuSbor9er
BON @elb miro bel or9t un6 Dampftr
6abrfarten neroen %berfauft.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-02
CHAS. EMMERICA

Damof> uno @aiierz@ ei3unsSanlasen
ano e)aSleitun8
@ir iinb bereit, allie in infer Sad
(6laQenoe Nrbeit ii better @eile aus
,ufibren,
Mlan fraee bel unS an, tuera man uie
Dien't E zines nBlumberb" ben6ti9t.
Inter 8rotpn @ountp 0ant
Wep l1lm. 9 Minn.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-09
B. M. Behrends Co.,, Inc.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS


 LeFevre, U S. Commissioner and Ex-of1cio Probate Judge, fer Ju- neau Precinct, Alaska.
 m the Matter of the Guardianship or the person and estate of War ren s. Burns, an Insane Person. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that l was on the 24th day of Jan uary, 1921, by the U. S. Commits sioner, Ex-Officio Probate Judge. ' uheau freclnct, Juneau, Alaska. uuly ana regularly appointed guard 'ah or the person and estate of warren s. Burns. an insane person. ana l nave taken the oath of office and letters of Guardianship have been issued 10 me:
 THEREFORE all persons having claims against the said Estate are Hereby required to present them to me at my office at Juneau, Alaska, With the proper vouchers within six months from the date of this notice Dated this 9th day of March. i'zl' ARTHUR OOGHE,
 Guardian. flrSt punllcation March 9, 1921. Last publication April 6, 1921.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-09

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