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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-05
OWN A HON e

Z rooms, bath, electricity, furnace,
hardwood finish, full lot, garage, two
blocks from Main street, east for
quick sale only $4,000.
rooms. bath, electricity. hardwood
finish. slate roof, cement cellar, East
Hamtramck street, $4,000.
6 rooms, soft water bath, electric
ity, cement cellar, full lot East Gam
bier street $4,000.
rooms, bath, electricity, slate roof,
cement cellar, full lot, garage, East
Hamtramck street, only $2800.
Get busy! Call at our Office or tele.
phone for appointment.
TAYLOR, HORN e TAYLOR
Northeast corner Gambler and Main.
Phone 1101. MWx8
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-05
FOR SALE

Fine investment in mOney-maker
of 135 acres on G. c. G.. highway. All
in grass and meadow. Fine room, 2
story house, water inside. Basement
barn 4Ox72 like new, all necessary out
buildings and good fences. Ten acres
timber, 100 acres tillage. Plenty Of
fruit. Improvements worth the money
asked. The biggest bargain Of the
year at only $75 per acre.
TAYLOR, HORN e. TAYLOR
Over Book and Art Shop
Phone 110l. 936 black, 812 green.
WIN x4
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-05
execuTRlx's NOTICE

The State of Ohio. Knox County, IS.
In the Probate Court
Notice is hereby given that Nina
Kern. of Cleveland, Ohio. has been
appointed and qualified Executrix Of
the estate OF Belle Longsdorf, late of
Knox county. Ohio.
l.. JAY DUKE,
Probate Judge OF Knox County. Ohio.
Dee. |. 1922, l2I,l1. rs
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-05
CASE CONTINUED

The three criminal cases, scheduled
for trial in the Knox county common
pleas court today, were continued un-
til Tuesday. The case of Henry Ian
daui VS.. A. A. Dowds is being tried
before the jury today
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-05
COM MISSION NOTES

The Soldiers Relief commission
was in session Monday at the Knox
county court house for the usual rou-
tine OF business.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-05
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
rooms, acre, mile out on pike,
$25OO.
s rooms. bungalow, close in, strictly
modern. hot water heat, fine location,
owner away. priced to sell.
q rooms, garage, large chicken
house. 3 acres ground. joining corpor.
alton. A big buy at $4,000.
s rooms, bath, electricity, garage,
full lot, west, $4,000.
IL room apartment, near public
square. arranged for four families,
bringing 10 per cent net, $4,000.
8 rooms, lot los #. frontage, 16S
deep, large barn and chicken house,
S25OO.
6 rooms, north. store building 14x32.
cement walk, well and cistern, $4,000.
Several good farms from 3S to 200
acres, well located and priced to sell.
See the old reliable real estate man,
COL. L. G. HUNT
36 Public Square. x4
Phones: Office 1862; home, 1924 Red.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-05

FOR SAlE-White Rock and Sil.
yer Laced Wyandotte cockerels. l..
NJ. Tucker, Mt. Liberty, Ohio. Thone
125.B, Centerburg exchange. x4
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-05
EXECUTORS NOTICE

The State of Ohio. Knox County, S.
In the Probate Court
Notice is hereby given that ]. A.
Schaeffer of Mt. Vernon. Ohio. has
been appointed and qualified Executor
Of the estate of Sarah c. Sanford. late
of Knox county, Ohio. deceased.
l.. JAY DUKE. :,
Probate Judge of Knox County. Ohio.
Nov. II, 1922. 11-20.27; t2-4
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-05

FOR SALE-Queen Anne eight.
piece walnut dining room suite. Leath-
er.seated chairs with cane inset back.
Best condition Call 676 black. x6
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-05

loST-Fur neckpiece, Wednesday
evening. between Mansfield avenue
and Green Valley road. Reward. Call
l04i green. Ks
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-05
Good Thing to Remember,

Let us not overlook the fact that
health conservation does not end with
health conversation.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-05

FOR SAlE--Briscoe touring car
or will trade on Ford. 40l West Wal.
nut street, phone 1876 black. x6
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-05

FOR SALE - Davenport. Joseph
Gueulette, Columbus road. xG
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-05

FOR sALE--One thousand chestnut
and white oak posts. Phone 1893 green.
x5
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-05

FOR SALE-Ivory reed baby car.
riage, cheap. Call 451 black. x6
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-05
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Oliver typewriter, like
new. John II. Sapp, West Vine. rs
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-05
BOWLING is SCHEDULED

Bowling is scheduled for Tuesday
evening at the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys. The
Industrial league schedule calls for a
contest between the Clerks and the
Bridge Works teams.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-05
WANTED-Agents. $40 to $50
LOST

loST-Somewhere down town on
Friday, WOODEN lined leather glove.
Finder please return to 606 North
Main street or call ll4S. ks
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-05
Say 1t with flowers" from sharp's

Say It with flowers" from Sharp's
Flower Store. Phone 1876. II
Miss Elizabeth Porterneld Of Ohio
Wesleyan was the guest Of her par
ents in Bladensburg during the
Thanksgiving holiday.
Mrs. Dwight McNabb returned to
Massillon yesterday after visit in
the city with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl N. Lorey, East Chestnut
street.
If you want something different, ask
your grocer for Betty Brown cake"
You'll say it's different. Sealed in
sanitary package. tt
Misses Dorothy and Mary Bebout of
East High street returned Sunday
from Shadyside, where they spent
few days with Rev. and Mrs. j. II.
Keeling.
Mrs. Michael CARRIER Of South Null
berry street has as her guests for q
few days Mr. and Mrs. Henry Coulter.
Mrs. Esther Coulter and Miss Amy
Coulter, all of Cleveland.
Orders for engraved personal greet
ing cards for Christmas should be
placed now at WooIson's store.
MWF If
Mr.. Harold Cunningham returned to
Columbus today to resume his studies
at Ohio State university after spend
ing few days here with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Cunningham OF
! the Newark road.
This Christmas
Your photograph
the only gift
that only you
can make.
Tinkeys Studio tt
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29
Grplpfpn in @rukeuourf Garage,

Sn ser @rubenoorf @arage 3,
Morofrabe, 5nii6en Otinneiota UNI
8roaomap, fano Mltttmo6 morser
fur5 por 8 ubr etne @rploiton itatt
mel6e etnen 9a6idaben BON ctrfo
$500 berurla9te. Da8 @etDie por
ser @rploiion NOR 10 lant, bab ma1
eS etli6e Blod nett b6rte, De1
uNtr g%omprelior", 1anf nno etn 2
Hferbefraft eleftrif6er Meotor nlroen
5ertrummert u1lb Die Beniter tn nn=
mtttelbarer g1dbe ser Grploiion mnr=
SEN BON oem itarfen 2nftornd bemoz
ltrt. Der ganf 1T s Tub lang nno
20 s3om I'M Dur6meiier nno bat
etnen Druid BON $50 Rfunb. Dieie
Gtnrt6tnng pnrbe gebrau6t UNI Ste
Metfen ser Mrtomobtle NIT 2uft 81
per- eben. Dnr6 Sic gfrploiton mur-
Sc baS etne @nbe Seq Ianf8 einge-
oridf nno 0aS artbere @noe muroe
boultdnotg berauSgeblaien, Bum
@liid muroe Mtemano perlebt. Dts
uria6e ser @rploiton fonnte nod
nt6t ermtttelt merOen nn0 e8 tptr0
mobl i6msr balten 0efinttto fef5nz
itellen mos bieielbe pernria6te,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29
@en5elritter, Adtune!

Sober 9fatipieler pb er, MN bas
.9piel aus benz fl" perltebt ober erit
eth elenber Nnfdr1ger. 1T, lollte an
.m9iten Montdgabenb, 2. Sftober,
pnnft Z n6r 80 In per I%nrnballe err
l6etnerl bebuf8 Beipre6nng Der Sfat
SntereHen. Nt9t nur5 Ste Men5elz
ritter Ser 5fabt 1onoern au6 ole IN
Der nnmittelbaren nmgegem mob
anenben, iollten li6 e%tnfinoen, BENIN e8
gilt nelle 8eamten 5n mdblen nnb
Y5lhdne fir ben Minter 5u 9mtsoen,
NSDe @e16dfte iollen erlebigt meroen
#ebe NIT benz Sfatipte1 bego1lnen miro,
sbe8balb 1T ettpa8 mebr alS bte be-
flaInte Stem mlmer Yiinftli6feit am
DIabe, Dte Mitglieber bes Stem
Ml1ner 5fat Clubs iollten nt6t per-
|idumen 5u eri6eine1l; lie iollten nod
mebr tnn; fl" iollten Treu10e be8 eolen
5@pteleS bte it6 nod nt6t angei6lonen
mttbrtngen lnb bieielben als
Wittg1teber porl1lagen. Dte Mttz
glteberSabl be8 Clubs betrdgt iebt an
ndbernb SO nno e8 miro beabfi6ttgt
|bie s3abl auf mentgiten8 100 81 brtn=
gen. Dte iebtgen 8eamten be8 Clubs
itnb SultrS &ranie, Yrdi.; Nrmtn
@epmann, @efr.; Sobn Bader,
.59akmetlter. Mnf allgemeine8 Ser
lange1l nitro ser r96uli6n8" etne
Neoe pom 5tapel lalien bte fetneS=
gletden iu6en miro uno Der 96ab=
metiter mtrb etnen Solo Sang auf=
fiibren mo3u Ser uMillem Sd" uni
Ser u&rabmer 9ermam" Die Nrte
pom tote1 8ello itngen merben. @e1
a1lo fortbletben fann, Der bleibe fort.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29
airdencinmeibuns III Manfatu,

a.. Y,,4kc,.;iAn G3n,,,n;,7Se ~, 0orS
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seiet bic Mn5eiaen lit bieie 3eitnats.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29
ebipiteab beute abeno,

Dte erite, un0 oiellei6t 0ie ein5ige
polttii6e sBeriammlung, bte bteien
SCRIPT BON ben Yrogrefiipen abgebal=
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&ellosg, wtrb Sic .Me6e balten. 9btp=
iteab iprtdt au6 IN 5leepp @pe beute
m6mtttag. Dtes iin0 bic ein5igen
p 8eriammlungen, Ste I'M @ountp
boran8it6tlt9 Dor Der Mabl abgebal=
ten merben. $50 thinner @btpltea0
bi8ber geipro6en bat, erfpte1en fi6 bte
Observation-Disclosures 5n flein
unb ptele mnbten mteber nnperri6bteter
Dtnge mad 5auie geben. SET Der
Hebe beute aben0 IN 6er Iurnballe
iollte fetn 9tt tn benz groben Nu0t=
tortum leer bletben.
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nimmt an benz uMattonal Gncamp=
me1h" Ser ga. 81. tell, mel6es btele
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ftnbet.
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Mtcollet nnter5og it'd Monta9 morgen
ether Operation I'M Union 5oipttal,
BON ser lie ii6 In 3ufrieoenfellenoer
Wetfe erbolt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29
@erbit= 3p65eiten,
2eber

Sri. Weinnie @enola1to, Io6ter
bon Serrn n11o Tran 5errn @enoz
lamb BON Milforb Eomnibip ub Nnz
brem 2ebert BON Some Epmni6p
reidten li6 an Mtftmo6 na6mtttag,
b nbr, in Ser lntberiiden Smmanuel
Dfarre in Manfato Bic 6dnoe gum
{@6n1ten Bnnbe beS 9ebenS. Nep.
az Mdermann poll5og bic 9rannng.
G}erbaro Menolano, sgruoer Der
Brant nnoj GbarIptte 2ehert S6mez
ter beS Brdutigam8, itanoen Benz
inngen 8aare CUR 5eite.
zMn bie So6aeits3eremonte i6lob
1ih Elm 9p65ett8eilen TN @lternban=
E ser Braut an Sent nllr bte unmtttelz
baren 0ermarbten Se3 8rantpaa=
res tetlnabmen. Dteie8 reifte am
lDomer8tag morgen mad Sen S6me=
terl tdbten, no lie bie Slttterpoden
perlebe11 perhen.
Ma9 ibrer Nidfebr, @noe bteier
ISOLDE, meroen Serr unb Tran 2ebert
tbr @eim anf ser odterli6en Garm
0es 8rdnttgamS in Some Iomnibtp
aufi6lasen.
@teiefe= 3ittpe,
@ine Sod5eit, Sic it9erlt4 Diele
Ireunoe un6 8efannte be8 Braut<
paareS iiberra19en biirfte, fenb am
Dten8taoaben0, Sen IL. 9eptember,
IN ser Deuti@=lutberif6en &tr6e IN
|9temart ltatt, uno 5tpar i6loiien bort
5tanleD @teiefe BON Stem nlm nnb
Mapbelle 3ittoe BON 9temart Sen
8uno fiirs 2eben. Mnr sic 3rauz
3e1ge11 paren a11tpefenb.
STE Braut 1T be itenS befannt IN
SEEM nlm. 5ie lit Btaniittn In
@oulb'8 Sr@elter I'M 3urner Tbeater
unb eine Io@ter BON Serrn n1lo 6rall
SultuS s3tttoe bon 5temart. Ser
8rduttgam 1T etn @obn beS Deputn
5bertff MtIiam $. @tefefe, unb bet
ser Seem nlm Nural telephone Cont
parp angeitelt.
8eperz Sueoes+
SIM Hfarrbauie ser 8etbelfir6e
farb OienStag, pormtttag8 IL nbr,
sic 8%ermdblung BON Sri. Sattte
Suebes, Io9ter BON Nep. unb Trau
W. q. SuebeS NIT Nrtbur 8eper,
.9obn bon 6rau Charles 8eper, tpobn=
baft 9ib @ar0enitrabe, ifatt. Ser
Sater SET 8raut ipra6 bte binoenoen
@orte u11b Mtltam &riefan BON
Ssceo, Elm Setter ser 8raut nnb SRI.
@llte Mtttle0orf BON Blue @artb,
etne 99ulfamera0in ber 8raut, ltan<
Sen bem 8rautpaare 5nr 9ette.
Mn sic IrannngSfeierli6fett l6lob
ii9 etn @o63ett8ei EN- fir Ste 8rautz
geleni6aft un0 Sic nd6iten 8ermanoz
ten beS iungen 8aareS, IN ben NIT
Serbitlaub nno 8lnmen biibi6 gez
i6miidten Ndumen 0eS Y~farrbauieS.
Die Meuoermdblten begaben li6 NIT
oem MittasS5uge nad ct. Saul, no
ser 8rautt5am sal8 Wagentnlpeftor
an elmer Gtienbabn @eielli6aft a1l9ez
felt 1T. 9te. meroen in ct, Saul
tbren 8obnlis einri9ten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29

- Trar CHARLES SAINT muroe
BON ether Mn5abl Mitglte0er SEES Trauz
en- 6tlfS=Beretns ser epangelti6en
Srie0enS Stride am Mittmo6 In
ibrem 9eim an 9ub 8ranflin 9trabe
NIT etnem 5botper iberral6t.
6rau @arpep Wenner, mobn1aft
tn 2afanette Tomnibip, pe%ranitaftete
am 5onntagm6mittag etnen 9botper
fit Trau @albemar Nehlaff I'M Neb=
laff 9etm on ser Moro Walbtneton
.9trobe. Mab einem 9eiellig per-
bradten Ma6mtttage murbe Inn 5
ubr etn 2un6 fiir 5man5tg @dite Ter.
otert. Trau Neblaff erbielt etne GAM
&c Nn5abl babi6er nnb nitlt6er Sc
i6enfe.
DaS 5ommerbetm BON 9errn uno
Trau 5ogen an BENT 11fer beS Got
tonnoob NtperS iab lebten 5onntagz
m6mtttag eine gan5e Meibe frSblider
.@dite. SEER uno Brau 6ogen nsbft
506ter6en begoben 1t6 berettB 5amsz
tagabenb tn Begleitune ser Mbolpb 9.
8terbaum 6amilte mad sort nn0 Ste
anoeren @dite folgten ON nd6Iten
Morgen. A6t bieitee 6amtlten neil
ten bort nnb u%nterbtelten iib prdGz
Zig betm Til6en, Sagen uno 5tretfen|
onr6 @alb un0 Tlur. 6rau Soger
ierbterte nm llbreinfetneS Dinner.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29

- G0. s.. 8erg, Mitglieb bes
DireftorenratS Ser Snternattonal
Bomline Aiiociation erbtelt fir5lt6
Sic @inlaoung, an ether s3uiammen<
fl1nft t%eil5unebmen, 0te an @onnteg=
,na6 mtttag, |. Sftober, 3 lbr, TN
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beit ion ser Srt IN mel6em ba8 nd6z
{te idbrlt6e Turnier uno Sabreaber=
iammlung abgebalten merben fol-,
beittmmt tper0e11. SET ser lekten
idbrlt6en ~Beriammlungb e8 8erbam0S
muroe peridumt, bteier Brage @eniige
gu tun, lobab ieBt bie Notmenotgfett
a1tftau6t, oariiber 81 beraten.
seiet bic Mn5eiaen lit hieie 8eitnms.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29
11eberbpien Sabrif beei1tnt ,tpieoer
MDntag.

Dte Operan= Bactorp, Ste pesen
Mangel on Nobmatertallien mdbren0
Ser lebten 6 @oden gei6loiien merz
0en mubte, mirb na6 8eri@t 6eS Set
tiers SET bteitgen Nnlage, Charles Gin
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gen, @toffe In 9roben Quantitdten
IN Sen 9iibzNtlantti6en 9taaten EN-
5ufaufen, lo6ab bie Tabrtfen iebr
mabrl6einli6 mieber NIT poller &raft
arbetten f6nne11.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29
M1tsnnh1ttr.

Doom fagt, 9err 9rofe1or, @ie
beberri6en ale frerr0en 3unger."
Sour 5tpai ni6t, meine @raioigte
Ste rpeit1er 8raa inns ureiner sApie@
germltter."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29
6rau, ste eim
@ebein1nis bepabrte

Cs$W wv wv
@ebeimnis bemabrte
9er5ergreifenbe @r5ablung elmer
Trai1, beren grdut1e sur @abr=
belt tpuroen. Sic getoiu11t oem
Neben Die 9inge ab, Sic tie am
,11ettten eriebnte, Mud Spnt=
light gtummer.
Die standardization ber nd61ten
J1linporfiibrung am @onntag uro
Meo1tas I'M Tnrnbollen Ibeeter NITRO
Silent Dears" iein, eile Dramatiz
iterung Der berlbmten Mopele
uWfamlene So" BON Sarrtet Gomz
tod, melde gang beio1lbers anstebeno
fir Die metbli1en IDeaierbeiuder ietn
hirfte. Gs lit ein allbergem0bnltd
gntes 8ub nit MIR gang eriten Dat
ltellern nnb belttt mebr anerfennenoe
&rtttfen als feds anoere 8tloer 5r=
1amme1ge11o minen.
Die 3olenbeietuns TT mie folst:
W1ameue So 1880. Goie Dtone
Gapt. 2ongptae 1ullp Marlban
9enrp 2anglen George O3cDantel
Bterre @aoot .@eorge Setgn1ar
Ooung Som @apot SSH Sim Satto
Com @aoot $3.50. Sad 0}omer
Satber Meantele, Santes .. Borroips
Somes georpaI $50. Sad 2tptngiton
Mfarn Malbe1 Hutb &trg
M}areel 2ongptne &ate 1oneraq
Mris. 2tnbiap -. .2illian 0lanbeall
Doung 0onelle. =. Sean S'6ourt
Sonelle ........ Rarlltne Sferfe
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gtid, ETH 5unb.
@eorse geigmcn, tn einer Ser let
te11oen NoIen, mar elmer ser rOret
Musfetters" in bem Nilmmerf gletden
gfamens, baS fir5li0 I'M 5urner
Ibeater seSetst >puroe.
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bern &anaoas n11b. sic Sarptftgnr tit
Mamiefe So, Sic fit lause Sabre ols
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biitete, mie nobl ielbit r11r iebr ipe11t9e
Mdrrner Ste es gemabrt bdtten, troh
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baB feine Trau lire J3unge balten
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etnem 166nen @elt6t no6 @eitalt be-
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errinet lie aber 16ltsblt6 bod ftnanz
atele l1nabbangigfeit nnb Ste etnlame
Ira11 erreidt ba8, mas ite itetS er-
iebrt batte:: iie tit tn Ser Gage etn &tno
5l oboptiererL bas nun Ste 2iiden tbreS
2ebens ausfulen miro.
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ionoers barauf btnsewieien, bab es
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banbelt. SIS lit au6 fetn Melooraz
mia, iebo6 eine Yrobuftton, Ste bod
iiber 1olden 1tebt nno b%e1onber5 bon
benz p%ermDbnteren 5beaterpubltfl1m
entipre6eno semertet merben mtro.
SpDtlightnummer.
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@eorse Mrnot etne 9potli9btnnmmer
gu ft6ern, Ste i'm @ir1flang NIT Dem
sSilmp[ap ltebt. @err Nrnot mtr6
int fran5Diii6 fanabtl@em &oitum
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29

- Die Chicago Nortbmeitern ST.
neutrality-suspicious. bat etne NnSabl neuz
er 9tabl @agen, @epdd, unb @6laf=
magen auf Ser .@trede No6eiterz
Manfato etngei tent.
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entbalt i'm linton Soipital mtr bereits
in BEN letten betoen MnSgaben ser
Seem ulm Boit bert9teten, erlitt~om
Counting etnen erneuten MiidfaM, BOD
bat it6 iein 8eftn0en iettoem erfreu=
li6ermeiie erbebli6 gebeilert.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-01
Former Emperor OF
Austria-Hungary Is
Reported Today


fuhtila!, AaHefla, .trril J. By
NH''Cl"'rP ff"SS') orme: th9'r
II 'harleS "l Austria hungary di2u
hr'e today
Former Emperor Charles ard his
wife Zita were cent into exile by the
rntrntc allies after he had made two
pcctacular attempts to regain the
thrones ot either Austria or hungary.
Although his situation in exile on the
Portuguese island in MADEIRA, 800
miles eff the African coast. resom-
bled in some respects that OF Napo.
leon al st. Helnna, Charles and Iita
occupied much more comfortable
position in pleasant home in tho
beautiful city of Funchal. FIX Empress
Ii;a had lrlt her children in Swi;z,
crland
After tto. .n,,Ihi;.,,p,an, of ,l.. An.
lr;an reunhli, nn Tnyo ioi> Gh.,In'.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-01

Expansion of I.akeland's trade ter
ritory was the keynote of confer
ence held on Friday evening at The
Elk grill under the auspices OF the
Chamber of Commerce, President O.
c. Lanphear presiding Immediately
after the supper, enjoyed by more
than fifty men and wamen. represen~
tGtives of the Ad Club of The Cham
Der of Commerce, the city commits
sion. the city banks, the board Of
directors Of the Chamber and of the
great fruit and truck industry of
his section, President Lanphcar
started the ball rolling by outlining
the purpose of the gathering, consid-
GRAFTON of the possibility of establish
ing buyers platform in Lakeland,
restoring an industry that has now
sought other fields. Mr.. Lanphear's
remarks were supplemented by an
outline of the present situation by
Manager I. J. Appleyard, who said
that the two requisites were suitable
platform accommodations and com
petitive buying. He said that Lake
land enjoyed equal advantages with
other nearby places in the matter Of
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-01
MISSISSIPPI
Still CAVINC
AT 0LDTOWN
One Hundred Twenty
FIVE Feet Caved In On
Front L.evee Report To-
day Says Watching
for Dynaniters

Helena. Ark. April 1.-Workmrn
raturnine from OldtGwn levee. Il
miles south of here where cavirg con
timed after midnight last night. de-
clare that the water has gone through
the gap in tn froent levee made ny
the cave-in last night. The water IS
being held hY the sub-levees built "l
Helena, Ark, April Almost II"
feet of the front levee at OldtoWn
near here caved into the river about
midnight. according to reports re
ceived here early today. Ev-
cry available worker has been rushed
to OIdtown in autos and motor
trucks.
The situation is under control. but
as precauti ionary measure the cot
ton belt levee board issued notice
ordering all persons not engaged in
work on the lovee to remain off the
embankment. THE situation is being
taken care of and unless a further
cavc-n takes place, no serious danger
is looked for" the levee board notice
states.
A teleuhone message from Old
town soon after midnight said that
additional caving of the front levee
south of the point where trouble has
been experienced during the last three
days was taking place. Police and citi-
2ens here reused laborerS and sent
them to Oldtown as quickly as they
could he collected. This force together
with the mon who had remained at
the levee all night are building new
barriers of sand bags behind the new
cave in.
Guards have bnnn placed at short
interval; along the Old Town levee
and watching for signs of weakness
whore the river is running against the
embankment Major L. Y. Kerr Unit
States engineer in charge of the levee
work at Oldtown. Ark. after receiv-
ing report of the new slide in the
front levee at that point early TODAY
said that the new DEVELOPMENT made
the situation more hazardous Major
Kerr said that in his opinion the levee
wonld still hold. although constant
watchfulness from now on would be
necessary.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-01
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The lew pressure area which was
Ter the Chic valley Friday morning
1aH rsovCd eastward to the North At
laniic coast, and has caused rain dur-
ing the past twenty-four hours gcn-
orally east of the Mississippi. The
high pressure area which WAS over
the Plains states has driftcd eastward
over the mississippi valley. 1t has
caused fair weather over the Plains
states. and lower temperatures over
the Mississippi and Ohio valleys and
the southeastern states.
In the west, pressure is high on the
Pacific coast and low over Arizona.
Rain has fallen in the Pacific states
and the Plateau region. but elsewhere
the weather has been fair. It is warm
er over the Plains states and Rocky
Mountain region, but colder over the
Plateau region.
Indications are for fair and some
what cooler weather in the vicinity of
Tampa tonight and fair weather on
Sunday. WALTER J. BENNETT.