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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-23

teen and attended the convention
In tho capacity OF Past Grand Com
mander OF the state OF Indiana.
Judge Ibach reports a royal good
time among the fourteen hundred
people who were there. The only
disappointment which the conven-
ton held for the interested attend
ants was that President Harding.
who was TO have taken his thirty
third degree. was not able to be
there because of Mrs. Harding's Ill
ness However. everyone decided
that the Cleveland people know how
toentertain royalty.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony ]. voss OF
SibIey street. are receiving the
heartiest congratulations OF their
friends upon the arrival of nine
pound boy, born Saturday, Sept.
2srd. Mrs. yoss is to be remem-
bered as Miss Josephine Litz.
For the honor of Miss TITLE
Gumm. who was celebrating her
birthday. an attractive party was
sivsn on Friday evening at the
Quinn home on sos Douglas ave-
nue.. Bunco was played IN the
spacious rooms whero cut flowers
were found in gay protusion. Miss
Media Eidner and MISS Helen Mar
tens won the prizes In the bunco.
Late in the evening the twenty
guests enjoyed the attractive
luncheon which the hostess served
at one long table. A large birth
day cake adorned the center Of
the table and the eighteen candles
made the occasion more festive.
gifts from tho girls who came to
honor her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dickerson
of South Holman street are TO be
congratulated upon the arrival OF
a eight pound boy. The little baby
was born Tuesday. Sept. 10.
The North Side W. c. T. U. met
yesterday at the home OF Mrs
Randall, 517-150th street The la
dies formulated plans for the COM
ing convention which is to be held
at wabash. Ind, and three dele
gates were elected. They are Mrs
King, Mrs Melser. Mrs. Collett.
Also II was decided that there
would be a bake sale all day next
Saturday. Sept goth at Mrs. Car
rolls store on the corner OF Oak
and Hoffman streets.
Father Berg. who has been
abroad for some time, Is expected
TO return the first of next week.
Services at ST Joseph's Catholic
church will be held according to
standard time tomorrow. Sunday.
Sept. 24th.
The Conkey Welfare club en-
tertained last evening for the
pleasure OF Miss Virginia Young.
whose marriage to Fred Castor will
be an event OF September 2Sth-
The party took place in the library
and dining room OF the Conkey
company where the girls had dec
Grated the rooms nicely with the
seasons flowers. Luncheon was
served to about thirty-two guests
who were honoring Miss Young.
The evening was spent in an un-
usual way for a mock wedding
was staged. The rest OF the even
ing was devoted to music and
dancing. The friends of Miss
Young gave her some lovely silver
ware as a gift.
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Huber of Warren street, who are
leaving today for California,
where they will spend about four
months before thoy go to their
winter home in Palm Beach, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Myers, OF 81
Warren street, entertained at din
ner last evening. The four course
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-23
NEW PEERLESS
ON EXHIBITION

One OF the bright lights OF the
automobile display at the Lake Co.
Fair, Is the first exhibition OF the
New Peerless. the pioneer OF the s.
cylinder automobile. Hugh Morris
Of the Peerless Motor Sales OF Ham
mond has been kept busy at the fair
all week explaining the fine points
OF the wonderful assembly Of this
nav car
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-23
ART DEPARTMENT

The Art Department OF the Ham
mond Woman's Club will meet Mon
day afternoon with Mrs j. J. An
derson at her homo, 3 Highland
street The meeting has been called
for two-thirty o'clock The topic
for study. Spanish Architecture.
in charge of Mrs. Walter Wise
promises to be an inspiring one.
Mrs. Robert Armystrong will have
charge Of the phase OF the program
devoted to Current Art Topic"
Each member of the department is
to have a quotation from Robert
Pollok to give
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-23
1--we: LOCAL
NEWS lads"
WASSEY'S PLEATING
SHOP

o. STATE STREET.
Hemstitch with Gold AID eiivOs
Thread, also match all colors. Nut
ton Holes, Buttons Covered. Ens-
brofderfing. Brafding, Beading.
Phone Hammond ga S-7-tt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-23
BACK FROM MASONIC EVENT

Judge Joseph G. Ibach OF Ken
wood has returned from Cleveland.
Ohio. where he has been attending
the annual convention for thirty
third degree Nasons this week.
Judge Ibach has been a thirty third
do~rec Mason since nineteen four
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-23

The chances of an oak tree being
struck by lightning are fifty seven
times greater than those of a beach.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-23
LET
Nccu:.:Hcef

DANISH YOUR HEATING
TROUBLES
For Information. phone H. ].
Geiger, kLEEN HEAT representa-
tive, Hammond sS5E. 33s Indiana
ave. Hammond 9-20-10t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-23
FREE SEWING CLASS.

The E G. Minas department store
Of Hammond is trying something
new next week A free sewing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-23
Hammond
Musical College.

For the study of music In all TIA
branches. Phone 1898. ga
DR.. w. D. Weis has resumed prac
tice in his office IN Citizens Ma
tional Bank bldg. 9-15-12t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-23

In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Huber of Warren street, who are
leaving today for California,
where they will spend about four
months before thcy go to their
winter home in Palm Beach, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Myers, OF 81
Warren street, entertained at din
ner last evening. The four course
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-23

Father Berg. who has been
abroad for some time, Is expected
to return the first OF next week.
Services at ST Joseph's Catholic
church will be held according to
standard time tomorrow, Sunday.
Sept. 24th.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dickerson
of South Holman street are to be
congratulated upon the arrival OF
a eight pound boy. The little baby
was born Tuesday, Sept. 10.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-02
THE MARKETS
TODAY
| Financial Trend-Latest Livestock,
Produce. Grain and Cotton Quota.
tIons by Leased Wire.
Splendid Response
TO Business Boost

New York. May 2.--Stocks made a
splendid response on accumulhtiyc
evidence OF steady business revival
afforded by the growing volume OF
equipment orders. and the result Of
nationwide survey OF business condI.
tions by the federal reserve board.
Numerous representative indus
trials on the New York Stock Ex.
change today achieved the highest
levels OF the year. on a buying move.
mont which steadily broadoned
throughout the session.
Logically, enough, Baldwin and
American Locomotive assumed the
leadership during the morning trad.
ing In response to larger booking.
Studebaker. Mexican Petroleum and
other speculative leaders scored sub
stantlal recovorios from the lows
touched on last weeks break and
the tone on the whole market was
the most aggressive The market
closed higher.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-02

10 to victory over the Indians aud
put them IN first place.
Home runs by Walker and Dykes
helped Bryan Harris pitch the
Athletics 10 nn to 8 victory over
the senators.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-02
SYNOD WILL NOT
ACT NOW STATES
PRESIDENT HERE
Continued from page one)
Counter Charges Hurled.

Lawion. Okla, May 2.-chargca
and counter charges were hurlcd IN
the First Presbyterian church "fcud"
here today when County Attorney
Fletcher Riley aud a court OF In.
quiry began nm investigation into the
alleged attack on Rov. r. J. Irwin
Saturday night
Opponents OF the minister, against
whom custer proceedings have been
instituted. charged that the attack ON
him had been framed They
charged that It was only an effort
To secure sympathy when he goes ON
trial May . before the prcsbyicry for
marrying a couple In bathing suits
and other complaints.
Rev Irwin. ON the other hand, who
threatens TO take the matter 10 the
national council Of the church, rctold
the story Of how he was kidnapped
by thrcc men Saturday night llo
told how he was takon into the
country thrown out of the auto ant
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-02

left IN mud puddle by the side OF
the road.
County Attorney Riley took up tho
ease late Monday afIcr the session
of tho church supporters Of tho min.
istcr resigned, Riley applied 10 Dis.
trici Judge a. 3. Wells for q court
OF inquiry, the application being
granted Immediately.
Rov, irwin and members OF the
hoard who resigned were summoned
before the court. which held a secret
session, No statements were given
ont after adjournment
Today mcmhcra ~ tho entire con.
grogatlon were being called before
the court TO toll what they know OF
tho church "foud' and OF the al
legged attack ON the minister.
I'm going 10 slft this thing TO The
bottom l'llcy told tho United
Press. I'm going 10 find ont the
cause Of all the trouble and get nj
! the truo facts II ! have 10 summon
every member Of The church"
In rcslgnlng the session of the
church passed. resolution IA which
it was charged that the action OF the
III Reno nrcshytory In the case had
constituted the darkest ,haptor IN
tho annals " preshyterlanam In the
/ linitpd atatoa. moro cruel than tho
Spanirh mqulation,"
The resolution termed tho charges
against Rev Irwin az a persecution
land slnted that the nrcshytery which
had Jurisdiction had been unfair
unchrIstlan. unpreshyt erian ant
irregular In all its proceedings
against the pastor and the session.
The members who resigned are u
m McQuinn. moderator; a. H. Young
clerk; IT, c. Lowls. j. S. Mcuuffle
$. Lawrence and Frank G. Davis
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-02
CAPTuRE CANNON
IS MINE CHARGE.

Charleston. ". Va. May a.
Charges that cannon was cap.
turcd while being taken TO the Sol.
way collicrics company at Allhurn,
W. Va. were made by Ellls searlor
OF the United Mine Workers IN n
statement here today.
soarlcs sald he had received the
following message from Mr...wan
whore there have been thrNts OF a
fresh mine outbreak
Cannon two FOUNDER. mounted on
wheels, weighing about 500 pounds,
captured at Maiowan this morning
and Ia being brought into William.
son. Consigned 10 sOlvay Colliorles
company, Allhurn."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-02
Grain Trading Dull.

Chicago, May 2.-Trading was dull
today and prices fluctuated irregu-
larly. The short covering caused
May wheat to show strength through.
out the day Corn closed irregular.
Favorable planting weather was re-
ported throughout the midwest. Pro.
visions were irregular.
May wheat opened up 4 at 1i1%
and closed up 2A July wheat opened
off y at 119% and closed up V.
May corn opened unchanged at
61M and closed unchanged. July
opened unchanged at G5% and closed
off Il. September opened unchanged
at 6SH and closed off 4.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-02
SAYS FLAPPERS
DRAIN FATHERS
CASH ON FACES

Oklahoma City, May Girls In
Oklahoma City-girls less than 10
years old-run charge accounts at
beauty parlors of $25 TO $35 a
month.
That's the statement of n "beauty
expert" whose name for business
reasons she doesn't want revealed.
but you can take it from me"
she says, that the amounts some
of these flappers spend on paint,
powder, manicuring, hair dressing
and the like are serious drain on
the fathers pocketbooks."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-02

Gs75; stockers and feeders sii.bO
@l3,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-02
Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City, May 2.-HOGS-Re-
ceipts $4,000; market weak, 10c low
er; bulk sa9O@1O15; heavies $9.65
@1O.lO; packers and butchers 500
1920; lights s1O.10@1O.25; pigs 1915
@1O.40.
CATTLE-Receipts 10000; market
steady; prime fed steers $S.35@S.75;
plain to fair dressed beef steers $7.25
@S.3O; western steers $6.75@S.50;
southern steers s5.5OMS; cows $685.
@G.75; heifers s5.5O@S.45; stockers
/ and feeders $6@S; bulls $S.25@4.75;
calves s5.25@9.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000; market
I steady; lambs $15@15.75; yearlings
s12@13; wethers $9@9.75; ewes $3.50
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-02
NO RACE FOR FIELDS.
iBy The IJnited Press.)

Oklahoma City, May John
Fields, Oklahoma City, who has en-
tered the republican race for gov
ernor, today announced that he
would not make a campaign but
would rely upon his friends.
If victorious in the primaries he
will make a campaign for the fall
election, he stated.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-02
THE SCORE BOARD

Yesterdays hero, Fefhuson, Yank
east off, lot his former mates down
with four hits. the Red Sox winning
s to 2, and toppllng the Yanks into
second place.
Rawlings got -four singles IN five
times up and lsl the Giant attack
which beat the braves 10 TO 3.
Ton singles, three doubles and
McManus' homer gave the Browns %
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-02

A stone house In Richmond. Va.
built In 1855, will bo maintained By
the Virginia association for the
Preservation Of Antiquities as the
Edgar Allen Poo shrine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-02
Liberty Bond Market.

New York, May 2.-Liborty 3hs
S99.iG: first AS S99.7O; second 4hs
So9.iS; third AIS $3.50; fourth AS
s99S0: Victory 3hs $4,000; Victory
AIS SiOO.ji.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-02
Oklahoma Livestock.

Oklahoma city, May 2.-cATTLE
Receipts 500: market steady; top
SS.75: bulk sS6S,b0.
CALVES Receipts $50; market
steady: stockors and feeders steady.
Receipts 1900: market zoe
TO 25c lower; top s9.75; bulk $3.50
up.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-02
chIeaoo. Produce Market.

Chicago. Produce Market.
Chicago. May 2-BuTTER Cream.
cry extras 3sc; standards sfhc:
flrets 3iGp3ic; seconds 2aG3Oc.
EGGS-ordlnarlcs 2iis022c; firsts
2Sih 02ic.
CHERSE-Twina l5QiGc: young
americas iGhc.
LIVE POULTRY - Fowls 27c;
ducks 25c; geese Use; turkeys soc;
roostors Ice.
POTATOES - Receipts 2Os cars;
Wisconsin $i.9O02.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-02
New York Cotton.

Market strong up G3 to lOl. Spots
steady, up %.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-05-02

In Paris, women with apartments
are most IN demand as wives. widows
second, girls third.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-24

s., ben lie mud @unid uno 8eoarf ber=
an51eben f0nnen. @ie es linen
aber m0gli9 miro, sic @ntpidlnng
ser fleinen 2Grbden in Ser bon if.
men gelpiinidten &i6tltng gu letten,
6as lit borlaufig nod Elm 1~tngeloites
&dtiel. Man@e Gori6er nebmen
an, bob es our6 3ufubrung Der.
idieoenartiger Mabrl1ng geibtebt.
Die Mabrung Der Eermiten beitebt
bauptiddlt9 aus pflan5liben 5tof<
fen, Dor auem @ol5teil6en, oo9
aub aus Bopier un6 6ergleiden.
Meben oielen beri6mdben iie aud
etnige tteriibe 8eltanoteile nno Nrd-
parate, mie 2e6er, @oufteffe, nibt.
l1no bier, namlih in ser 5utterauf-
nabme> in ibrer @efrdBigfeit, bie
eigentli@ rur Dor metalenen &C.
genitdn6en Salt mddt, liegt lire
enorme 5ba6li6feit, ote nod 90.
6ur6 erbobt miro, oaB ite ibr Ger
itorungsmerf 1tets bon SsStnen Der.
aus, olio 1tnbemerft, pornebmen.
Grit tpenn Sic 5aden 10 ausgeb0blt
fino, 6aB lie 5erfalen, miro man nit
@ntieben oen Sdaoen getuabr. Ero.
penbetpobner nno @eiienoe mi11en
ein 2ieo 6abon 5u iingen. @s fou
borgefommen fem, 6aB man 6es
MorgenS 6en SSnbalt zines ont Mben6
nod rebi6ierten &leioerlbranfes IN
e,1mpen uno Staubteilden borfauo.
8rebm beridtet bon einem Mraber,
Der abenos abm1ngslos~ auf einem
Eermitenbiigel etni6Iief uno Damn
morgens - obne &leiber erpadte,
ste bon Sen bungrigen SnIeften in,
3tpii6et ner5ebrt mor6en narert.
9rtngen Eermiten IN ein Sous Elm,
10 3erfrelien iie oie M0bel, 6eren
&ol3 fie b0nig o%usb0b1en, laiien bon
8u9ern MIR sic Dedel iibrig, menn'
Tie ni9t gar 6ie 8alfen 6es &C.
bd116es ielbit in Mngrtff nebmen uno
Sos Sous iomit einfu6 gum @initiir-
gen bringen. .@1heri@ er5ablt, oaB
SSomestopn, sic &auptitaot bon ct.
&elena, 6urd Germiten 5eritort mot
ben tpar un6 neu aufgebaut mer6en
muBte, 6aB I'M Sabre 1914 Ser
8alalt 6es @onberneurs bon &al=
fflttta r1tr 6nr6 3ermtten 5nm Git
itur5 gebra6t nn6 etn englii6eS
S6iff ~Mlbion" auf Ser &beeoe bon
Bombay bon Sermiten iomeit aer=
freiien mur6e, 6aB es abgebroden
meroen m11Bte. uebrigens geben els
nige Mrten Ser metBen Mmetien auh
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-24

gum Muspolieren Der @d1ge beniitbt.
Wen11 man Bel nns bon ben Ger
mitenbauten ipridt, 6entt man TO-
fort an sic boben, tnr1narttger1 @e-
bilbe, tpie iie Defenders bauftg nj
Mnltralien un6 Broiilien gefnn6en
mer6en. 9iefe oft bis. iieben Me.
ter boben Setter iteben meiit in gro.
Bet Mn3abl bibt beieinanoer, mabre
Germitenitdote. biloeno uno einer
bo9lt ieltiamen Mnblif getpdbreno.
l1nb mas bas Merfmur6iglte lit: al-
le bieie Enrmbouten lin6 our9 Gro.
go c miteinanber berbunben, no.
oulu) oos Bib elmer Sta6t NIT .pie-
len Sduiern fi6 geraoe5u aufbrdngt
un6 Der 8etpeis erbraht miro fir
Sic @emeiniamfeit gegenuber 10 tpi11-
5ige,1 in ibrer 2ebensbeberr1Mung
un6 ibren 1o5ialen ginridt1ngen
Inn aber gar nibt 10 fern iteHet,oen
@efen. @s tp6re in6eS fall9, ii@
inter Termitenneitern INNER ,lur
Die eben %ermdbnten 8au1perfe gu
6enfen. Meben 8arten in Bil3.,
&iigel= nno anberen Sormen, gibt,
es audi iebr bdufig 8aumnelter, Die
etma &i%irbisgroBe errei6et1; mieoer.
UNI oiele Mrte11 leben IN @angem, 6fe
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-24

Mordoitieefanal Der oitlidite Moro.
ieebafen, gleid5eitig aber ourd feline
Gage an Der &ieler S0roe ser peIt.
li6ite Oitieebafen lit. @s bot als fol.
der in erlter 2inie 0en &f gegen
fremolanoii9e &afen auf5unebmen.
Ni6t MIR gegen &openbagen, Jon.
bern aud gegen oie @nlagen, sic
England in Monne arf 8otnbolm
gu i6affen plant uno sic eigens oaau
oienen iol1en, SEN @erfebr an
9eutid1ano borbei 81 leiten.
9aB Der Norooltieefanal na6. lei,
,ner Dor einigen Sabren erfolgten
@erbreiterung un6 8ertiefung (oie
Soble lit a Meter brett, sic Eiefe
betrdgt etpa 11h Meter, Ole @ai,
ierfpiegelbreite 103 Mfeter) aueu
Mnforoerungen geniigt, lit befannt.
4l1d 6ie 5@leufenbauten BEL &oltes
t1al un6 8ru11sbiittelfoog, ote groB.
ten ser @elt, n1it $50 Meter rtubba>
rer @ammerlInge, As Meter lidter
@eite nn6 14,10 Meter 9rempel.
un6 @oblentiefe GROCER als ielbft oie
1eS HanamufQuaIs. f0nnen muheIoS
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-24

fie innerbab Der Bnumitdmme ODER
abgeitorbener Stumpfe graben. Ser.
r1er g1bt es 5anotermiten, oie aus
Sal1o ibre auer6ings ri9t iebr bait.
barren @obnungen - bie meiiten
9ermitenbauten iino auBeroroentlid
bart uno. felt - erridten. Das
SSnnere Der beriibmten groBen 8au-
.perfe unierer fleinen flugen, @au,
meiiter beltebt 3umeiit aus elmer
&oblung, bon melder 5ablreibe @1n-
ge nit 3enen un6 Rammern aus
geber, bod fam 6ieie Soblung audJ
febIen, nnb Damn lit Ser gauge
Enrn1, @igel ODER &egeI gIeidmd.
Gig bon ben @dingen un6. 3elen
purd3ogen, Bel einiger Mrten aud
in Stoftperfe geteilt. 9ie 3ene bes
&0nigspaares finbet iib gem0bnlid
5u ebener grbe IN Der Mitte oes &C.
bau6es.
Gum s@luiie iei nod ertpdbnt,
6aB Die Eermtten entgegen Ser melt.
berbreiteten Mniidt nidt o1tsib1ieB.
lid In Sen Gropengegenoen borfom.
men, fon6ern es gibt brei Mrten, sic
ou@ inn fu6li6en europa, in Stalien
un6 Siiofranfrei6 a%ngetroffen mer.
ben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-24

fabren. Ni6t pur sic imruer bum
= arigeH @ogel,: nein ou@ Sdlangen,
<sSpinnen, &roten,- @i6edlen, Jleoer-
.nad,1{e un6 an6eres @etier erl9nappt
stfnadblige bon Sen fleinen Snieften,
Ole nod tntrner uie. int @aui6e uno
ittiuo fir ale @efabr lin6. Gid
@eu eigenes &etm gu i6affen, 6as
lit Die @ebniudt aaer. ser Bar1en,
die 'fi@ 6roben. tint Gauge gehtnoen
Saben. 9a~ ibre 5litgel ibnett iebt
ssutr IaI1ig ltno uno iie ibrer i'm Sc,
1eu ia AUDI nibt mebr beoiirfen, 10
bred)en tie oiele einfa6 ab> tpobei oft
eiu &er Dem anoern bebilflt9 lit.
tlno 6aun laufen fie itber Sen so,
oen bin, Unit eineu paIlen6en 0rt
fir 6ie Outage zines MeItes at iu-
<6en. 8oran eilt oos @etb6en, oas
:Daauaben folgt; man 11ennt sizes
ben GebeSlpa5ier9ano. Sic meni-
gen Barden, Die. olt@ iebt nod sen
0abftetlungen Der bielen Gein6e ent-
aeben un6 etnen S6lupfmintel er-
anabten, tperoen sic 8egrii16er 11er-
ser 5taaten, meroen &0ntg uno So.
s11igin. @emeinfam balte11 ite ii@
'ib6r Sect aus ut6 tpdbri6einli9 mir6
crit .na@ 6efien 8ertiglteuung in
'fralfl1d}m &atnnA Die &odb5eit oes
SiebeSparhenS gefetert.
Ntbt in Idmtliden u1teriu6ten
%ermitenbauten lit eitt foniglt9es
$ssu@ gefun6en tporoen, 6o9 miro
ungenunnt1er, SOB 6ennod TT fait al
Zen 8auten cit foldes porbanoen lit.
Rielfah ftnoen Ith &onig uno &onis
gin in ether 3eue eingemauert, 6e-
ZEN Seffnungen biel 6u flein tpa.
zen, TIM ein @nttpetben at erm0gli-
den, aber 6enno@ groB gen1g, 1m
Arbeiter binein at 1aIlen, melbe Dos
Boat su fiittern uno oie @ier bin-
aus gu f6offen baben. Ma@ 8e-
bnrf miro sic 3ele erpeitert, 6enn
bic @0nigin ,pddbit,. u1t6 man bat
:3euen :6es @onigspaareS bon 16
2dnge unto 2 3entimeter
.30be gefun6eu. Mab Der &o65eit
sdmli6 idmiat ser &interleib Der
R0nigin getpalti9 on. 6ie Cute miro,
:pie 9oflein iid altsoriidt, 5ur Ger
'Iegn1dlhtne, uno es lit beobadltet
moroen, SOB ite. so @ier III ser Mi=
st11te legte. Da tie oieieS @eiddft
mutt aber fir Sen gan5en 5taat gu
-beiorgen bat, 70 fenn bon einem GUT
bie1 oenno9 ntht sic @eoe fem.
Seine S60nbeit fat 6as emit 5art'
.Figelige @elen oobei natur1i6 ein-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-24

sic qroBten @@iffe auf nebmen uno
cine 16nene Dnrdfabrt ermoglid)en.
@dneuer ais Ole tednii6e Tint
iteunng Ser gon5en Staot auf Sic
Beoirfniile etnes Sanoelsbof ens
miro Sic umitequng Der Snoultrie<
betriebe ielbit porgenommen. .8um
groBten Sell lit fie bereits erfolgt.
9ie BRET groben @erften babea Den
@anoelsfbiffbalt aufgenom11en nro
bereits 5ablreibe groBere uno flel.
mere @biffe fiir SOS Sn< mo Ml1s,
laho 5ltr Mbliefcrung gebradt nl1o
lire Gabrifation auBeroem ourd
Mufnabme nel1tr 3meige, mie elcftro'
tedbni1der Nrtifel, W0bel, 8ledma,
rem nim. ermeitert. &ono in 9ano
oamit gebt cine betriebsted)niidye
nmitequng Ser 5ablrciden in 8ribat-
beiib befinoliden inoultriellen See.
benbetriebe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-24
Etltrnpra1l1t int miiatrnlanh.
Gntsadenbe glamea unb niaitlide @ilansen.

@iiieni@aft bot Sic yucca a11s6rudf.
lt9 alS einen 3meig Der 2ilien.Ga.
n1:iie anerfannt.
nebrigens fiibrt fie nod ettpa Elm
Dltbe11o anoerer Mamen, bon oenen
elmer ser p~olfstimltdittn lit: 5pa-
ntlbe 8aionettpflan5e. SSn San.
o%elsfreiien bort man ieoo6 am met
iten Sen Namen: 9eifenfra1tt.
Mande Der @epd9ie entpideln
liG at 8dumen, sic munoerpon eben~
maBig gebaut iin6 un6 cine Sobe
BON 80 ooer mebr SUB erreiben;
70 audi cine nntergattung in Suo,
falifornien, mel9e Die frommen Dfii-
lionspdter friberer Gage ben Sea-
men beilegten: v9ie Serge uniereS
@errn."
@iner anoeren @ottung, in Ser
Mobape : @iite, gaben iie ben Sea-
men: u8dume SoiuaS"; oas iino Die
grobten MISUNDERSTANDING in 1111=
}erem 2an6e. @ieoerum an6ere
9pielorten entpideln feline etgentli'
Aen @tGmme, ionoern 5eigen 1nr
groBe &lurnpen 6ol9artiger 8latter
an ibrer SteQe.