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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-23

HOUSES FOR SALE
SMALL corrAes-r.sp hill location. !,
low price Of $ll0o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and garage.
$500. Half cash.
DUPLEX HOrsE-All modern. 5 rooms
and bath up and down. Cheap at 81. 500.
Terms $500 down.
EIGHT ROON-Modern house, close in,
$500 Terms IL 600 down.
These are inst 1 lew o; the bargains We
have to Offer. II you want to bug 4
home. \ farm, make an Investment IN
business Or residencc property. cAii VI.
We can supply what you want.
Ne also write complete line Of il.
surance in AL companies
SCHNEIDER 4 MITCHELL.
1890 SAFETY BLDG. RI. ass
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-23

Ex-SE1vICE NES-lf ycu are unen-
psoyed, register your name 1t lie Annsei-
can LAsions Headauarters. 10th 81. I'D
= Sr4 Ave. Ehorts ara being put forth 70
placr ~ many ex-serviCe mep in. jobs
- possible Bring your discharged ces.
tihcate with ycu
SIX BoYS-Over II. steady outdoor. ad-
vertising work. Call q. m. tomorrow.
1898 4th Ave.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

8rnftafen.

g, @.-Nah benz iiinsiten Genius
bat gbtcagp 2,70l,705 @%intppbner,
@robzg1em Dorf $500 O48.
a.'Y.--n9a Brtpper nnb Snfluen5a
iinb ba8ielbe nut 5pci perldteoene
Ndmen ir .9tpen gang mt1erablen
56nupfen, SCI Benz Batienten bus
geben sar:: 0llSE ,me9t. ]
j 6. B-zSm Staate SltontoS tpur<
BEN IN 1920 fiber s, 775, GOO Bnibel
&artoffel, til 1921 iber $780, 600
8uibel ge5ogtn.
S. S.-Die @eiamtbeo6lferung
ber Nbiltppinenz ynfeln betrdgt 49,.
314,3lIO Derionen bon benen 9,381,z
357 Gbrtiten 31 iein bebaupten, nno
1926 gellttsenR ais Mobammebaner.
'Die Nmerifattt au1T Sen Snie1n iino
STA &6pfe tart, bic Denti@en 9dblen
1885,. Die Snieln boben Elm @ebtet
bon 1l4,4OO Quobratmeilen, fino
.alio 70 groB mte Die Staqten Stem
Dorf, Benniploania, SEEM Seriep nno
Delanare neutrality-suspicious.. @S
iinb inssefammt 1888 Snieln uno
Snielden
q. T.-@S lit etn alter @aunertrid
bes aumpengeiinbel8, Die gu perlenm<
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07
erbitterten 6eytl6zfran56iiiden 5affes.
bat ct in ieineu duberit i9tptertge11

erbttterte1t eIt11Sfr9115oI11WeH jAuileD
bot ct In ieineY duberit i9tptertgen
5tenung bie M6tung betoer geno1z
fen. I'm 10. gemidtiser 1T oaber
Sic Nnfii11btgung fetner gegnerz
idaft gegen Sic fran50iii6e Holittf,
l6mar3e Truppen IN tbrer 8eietz
ungsarmee 31 p%erpenoen. ST iino
riemals bort ben0ttgt %getpefen; tbre
Bermenoung 1T etne 0ranlamfett
gegen bieie Meniden ielbit getpelen,
eth betpubter Berln6, bte Sent=
1der gu beleiStgen, unb etne ser
abpirbigung Branfret6S II ben
Nugen Ser Nnbenmelt. General
Naen bat an6 ser flbnen 9o1nu1lg
Nusorud seeeben, bab balb iiber<
baupt fetne Tr11ppen 1tebr am Nbet1
erfDroerli6 1ein miiroen. Wir pirz
ben nod einen 9dritt meter eeben
uno erfldren, oab bteie 3ett 19on
ieht sefommen 1T. Die 3nriid<
3tebung Ter 8eietnngSbeere tpliroe
mebr @elo fir Wieoerberit lungs
3mede fret maden alS trgeno eth
anoerer mSgIti6er @hrttt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07
ether 1teuen 6Dute mad
OeIDmitDne 8arf.
59urd bas @er5 Der Rndies 11r1b benz
letten tpiloen @eiten.

Die neue ngcerlte Geton Moun~.
tain Nolte" bon Gambler, Mpo. nod
bem genomitone Yarf pur0e am /,
Suit er6ffnet. @robe, beque1ne M}o=
tors mntbniie nebmen 5te bur@ bic
@bolbo1te Snbian Nelernatton, emit
lang benz malertiden Minb 8tper, Der
piele Stale gefreu3t tptrb, Bic gum
m%unberppllen 8roofS Gate, benz gr0bz
ten ToreIenzgtfdfang Ser @elt. Nnz
bere an5tebenbe 566nbeiten bteIer
Neiie finb Ste n11oerglct6li6en Nns=
fi9ten au nnb'pon ben Teton Bergen,
ben maieitdttfditen aller 8erge tn Der
Nodp Mountatn Regton; fcrner eiine
gabrt bnr6l6 as Sadion Sole nnb baS
I9een @ebtet, baS 9robartigite So@z
milbterratn Der @e1t. Sin Bii9lein,
betitelt rEeton Mounotin Monte to
DelloDitone Mattonal Harf" 1T loeben
bera1Sgegeben. Berlangen ste
f6rtftli6 etn Gremplar. Damn nerz
ben ste retien ponen!
STR Tabrpreiie, 3ueocrbinoun9en
nnb lonltigc Snformattonen mcnben
ste it6 an Die 4genten Der Chicago &
Nortbmeitern @iienbabn @efelIidaft.
Mbp. 27-30.
~ Mbpnniert nuf biefe 3eitmng. 7Na
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

rem abiolut auf benz gletben Sled
lfebcr geblieben gu {etr1. 9obalo er
lanoete, begann er IN etner Jallo11
III reoen, Ste Grau NsqpttbS nno
Saop Nltors @rgiiie pie St Betsz
bett beS &onfu5iuS nno 9ofrateS
flinger lief. Scr grobes @rtee1
10 bclebrte e. Sic rBt19rims1 Nor
Ste pernilnftigite 1eriooe, BITE li6
ie I'M Qebe11 Ser Meni6beit eretgrez
e" Wir ii1b ii6er, bob feia
Bubttait, Ben Sic 8riten mad nnieren
@elta6en .ienben m0gen, ben I'm.
finn nbertrellen fann. 8err Bed
[figt bin5u: rSn Der gi9anttlden
Beleu6tung iener fur6tbaret1 Ga
taitropbe famen ste benfenoen B0lfer
ser 5toiliiierten @elt gum erlten
Neal gu bem @6lnfie, bab iie am
Nanbe ,etne8 MbgrurbeS tanben,
mas lte obne bieie @rlen6tnng
|f9merli6 permutet baben tnlroen,
Man frast ii6 natiirltd' perfpnnz
oert, mer eS getpeien iein mag, Der
6errn SEED iiber Ste benfenben 80ls
Ter ser Melt4 erleudtet bat; bod
bteier unni9tige, @ei9tSpnIrft tptrb
ponltdnbtg iiberidattet 6nr6 pie
5%pefulation lber bte 2dnge ber
Beit, Sic biefer NuStau11 bon
transatlantiidet M9ttgfeiten an
bai1ern tam, bis betbe B3lfer einen
Nbbru6 Der. biplomattiden Bez
stcbungen foroerr.
SIT bnS nidt etne g%eraoc5n prddb)=
tige, pietge Abfubr, Ste NIT bieien
|@dtens ben Serolben beg Angelz
fa6fentums unb tbrem Strebe1l,
her Niidfebr ber reun1ittgent rIoaz
tel" 5Mmerifa IN Sen 56oB Der lte<
benben rMutter" England BITE Wefgge
3n eebnen, erteit mtrb? ~:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07
SIN aampf fir 8abrheit uro
Med1f.

Sin tbrem unermlblt6en 8eifrez
ben, Der 2iigenpropagan0a, BITE alS
MuSHub Ser rlur almdblt9 abflau=.
enben &rteg8bplterie nod thinner
einen groBcn Ietl beS amertfantz
iden 8olfeS i'm 8ann bdlt nn6 be-
lonberS bon ben fran5olenf reunoltdz
en- s3eitungen bier3ulunoe bemnbtt
aufreat erbalte11 >ptrb, NIT ben
Wafcn Ser Mabrbett entgegen5nor=
betten, bat Sic beuti6zamertfanti9e
Nrei}e feinen mertpoleren 8nnoeSgez
molten als Sic fortldrtttltde Stem
Dorfcr @odeni6rift rTbe Natton".
.Dtefe s3ettf6rtft perldumt 'feire 0sz
|legenbett, nm a%nffldren6 tint &fe
geee1 bte Tenoen5liige nnb fir etf1en
Trteben Scr @ere9tigfett nnb Ser
If6bnung gu mtrfen.
Wdbrenb !. s.. Bic stem Dorf
5imeS", bamit nur ia Sic Gmpfin6z
.lt6feit Ser lteben Mortanne nt6t ge<
5rei3t merbe, iih nt6t i6eute, bie
befannten abfdlltgen Bemerfnngen
oeS amerifaniiden Nllen iiber bie
germenbung farbteer &olontaltr1p<
pen tn Der fran56iiide11 8eiet5ung8<
armee am Rbetn ais grobe Snbtsz
friction 5u ~branbmarfen, fniipft
Ste rMatton" IN ibrer bie8m66tge1
Mnmmer an bieie NnslaiIrngen III
ems ben folgenben Rommertar;
r@eneralmaior 5enrp s. Nllen,
fers OberbefeblSbaber Der amerifaz
nif6en 8efetungsarmee am Nbein,
ut ein Dffbier, atf ben ba8 Seer
.111b ietn 2an6 iebr ipobl ftol3 ein
fam. sc 1T feine lei6te Nuf9abe,
frembe Ir1ppen gu fommanbteren
nno bod Die Ndtung nnb Trennb<
5l9aft Der 8eD6fferuttg etineS beiebten
s4@ebtefS 5u geiptnne1l. @eneral alen
bat 6ieS getan-nn6 mebr. Inter
1einem Befebl baden iotDobl amez
rifanii6e nie fron56fiide Trnpeen.
getanoen, un0 IN elmer HHerio6e
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07
ben, oseneen Is unredt geta11 Bat. Mui
bieie Meiie ION bus nnredt seredts

ben, ofenen 6 1nredt eetan bat. Nnf'
Dteie Meiie lon bus nnredt gere6t<
ferfist merben. ..5=. ].
Iobn SIC. Rl-Die @dtti1 unb brei
g6dfer beS Generals Deribtng famen
BET ether GeuerSbrnnit I'M Brefibio
am %. Mnguit 1915 ums 9eben.
SO. B.5ie baden baS iebrsg gut auSz
qe6rudt 1T ben s3etlen:
,,a9erisbenN l111b peritauben. perben,
Bebelrtet gr5bteS @liid auf Grben!1
Qss|iioer 1T Ser 5inn bisier Beilen
ielbf Der Meebr3abl Der benfcroen
Meifden nod ni6t po1lfommen flar
getporben. \
M. R.-Megen, bes perl6olenen
Mannes, Der angebE6 nod 8raiiltsn
fnbr, foaten ii6 Sic Asute branbe11 an
Sic J3eiti1rft Ser Ml8lanboeuti6e'
III @tuttgart, BIrtte1Iberg, menben.
Dieie S6rift unterbdlt Iirefte 8e5iez
burgen nit gang 5iibamerifa.
s. S. 9.-aennen @ieSbas gersz
lein: rGs itreiten iid Bic 2egt' berum
Mobl INN ben Mert beS @lndS,
- Oct eine. beibt ben Aa1oern
Ebnmm, Nm Gn6' meib feiner nt6t8.''
Das fabt in benz angefabrter
Sale.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

-FtEs @ - ~ 49, #
r8ir baben SEN @lauben an ben
Wteberauftteg unieres 8olfeS nnb
balten eS NIT S6tler, Der bteien
@lauben berfitnbet bat: Sebe8 8olf
bat fetner Tag In ber @ef6i6te, bo6
ser Gag oer Deutiden tit bte @rnte Der
oar15en s3eit. @ir boffen auf bieien
f5mmenoen Sag. Nber gang Semib
miro er nt9t be~raufgefibrt >bur6
Men1elmorb nnb &anonen. 9etne
Morgenr6te fann mir anbre6en, menn
bus gauge 8olf mteber bon @brfur6t
erfillt lit fir Sic geiitigen unb itttz
liden Sitter, tn benen bon ieber Ste
bette @emdbr al6 fir duberes @lld
eeleeen bat" Tremoenz
blatt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

Nlio es bleibt betm Nlten. 53u
Maiier bletben MIR feuGt, nrb gu
2anoe? Da bleiben ntr natlrli6
au9 feu1t. SIS foitet BLOB .mebr unb
lit Elm Berbreden, baS 1T Der einsise
nnter}9eb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

gebraudt, inb nidt @ol6aten, ion=
bern 96nlen. DaS bette College IN
5prien 1T bas amerifuniide; eS be-
.fHoet i6 III Beirut. SIT Is iemals
sen. Tran,oisn gum 8ennbtiein ge<
,foninaen, bab Sic 5prer nte gege11
Iamerifanii6e S9ulen nno Colleges
rebenierem4
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

s3nr 5dltdtung aller @treitfragen
bot Sapa1t Der 5pmietre9ier1ngen bret
8orimldge unterbreitet. Son 6enen
ieber etnselne auS16ltebli6 iapanti6e
8ortetle mabrntmrnt!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

Stun miinl6en Die fre@en 6ran>
3%oiennan5en a116 nod, bab beuti4e
Nrbetter unb beutl6eS Matertal betm
8au oes geplanten Tunnel8 unter benz
englti6en &a1tal belfen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

Trot oller 8erubigun9Sperin@e
bletben mtr bqbet, bab &oblen fur ben
ndditen 8tnter gu BEN 2%nrnSgegen=
itdnben peb6ren merben. 9Daten MIR
n11s tduI9en-nms o better.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

Nuf amerifaniiden gdiffen borf
ieber trtnfen, iootel er min; gum 0er=
BREEDER aber mtrb er, iobalb ct. nlr
etner. etn3tgen Trunf ans 2anb gu
f6muggeln oeriu6t. nno bod mum
bern ptr nns, menn bas Nn8lanb nber
inns fpottet!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

SIN 0etroit beiteben ieht mebr
GliiIterfneipen, ais ismals ffriiber ge=
ieklid erlaubte @trti6aften. limb
ale f6eiren gldn3enbe @ei6dfte 81
maiden!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

urter Ser neberidrift nDer b6ie
Rreislauf1 i6rieb bieier Gage Sic Stem
YDrfer 3ettlng n@lobe1 redt 5uz
treffeno: rWenn Granfrei6 In 5prien
@9mierigfeiten bat, f6nnen mir tbm
bte nriaden Derraten. SITE bat eS
etnen einfaderen Sal .gegebe1. Sprten
ltrobt bon fran50iti6en 5oloateR
Inn ben @olb fir bteie3@Dlbnten anf<
3ubringen, 1pirb 5prten f6per be-
~lteuert. Da 6prien iolde 8eiteue<.
ru11g ntdt paBt, rebelliert eS, uno ba
5prien rebeniRrt, meroen mebr COL
baten perlangt. @dbe eB ipentger
@olbatcr in @prten, gdbe eS bort
peniger 5teuern. Waren bort tpe=
MGR @teuem, mirbe bbas 8Qlf auz
friebsner lein, nrlb bel sen 8lnfrieoener
nj rem 5olbaten unn6ttg. SO fommt
alles oarauf an, nod tpel6er Gt6tung
morsber Yuobing riibrt. Die s6ra1z
oien loIten ibr einmal nod Der an
eusu Ni9tung rtibren. Was Snrte1
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

Gin Nntrag in Der fran36iii6en
y&ammer, bte @ebdlter Der Depntierten
berunter3uieten, ipurbe inter ben iibz'
ltden Rabaui5enen ntebergeitimmt.
Sn @el0ia6en, penn ite ben eigenen
8eutel treffen, bort aud beim Granz
soien Die Spferfreubtsfett allf!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

Nebellen in Enrfeitan baben ben.
Brditbenten Der Nepnbltf gebGnet.
Mun tpeib man mentgitenS, bab Snrz
feitan etreri Brdiioenten bate!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07
6eraileeeber, gilbert gteinbantr
5reitas, ben Z. Suit

A,teenbltdli6 fiebt,s aus, alS fo,e1t1l
bie Nniien i'm Saag tbrert Winen bod
mod bnrdfeten iperben. Gum menigs
item binten bernm!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

gon &dahRa5ftda ausSspauoerte Menz
11ontten, Sic iid por 3pei Monaten In
gbtbnabua, Waertfo, nieoereelaien baz
ben, lernen Bobnbdufer nnb Seimz
itdttet merifanif6en Mniters bauen
unb i~nne3ubaben. @ntgegen peiitz
ntiitii6en 8ert6ten ~pertragen it6 Ste
Mennoniten nit ben Mlertfanern gut
uno ftnben @efailen on benz 2anbc,
ipte etne Netbe BON Nmertfamrn,
&anabiern, Merifanern unb Mennoz
niten, Sic ii6 an Ort nnb @telle umz
gefeben boben, mttteilen. 9ie iagen,
boB Sic &oloniiten baS Sal bon 5an
Nntonto aus ether 06en 9anbldaft
IN bliibenbe Drtf6aften, gerdumtge
@deune11, @drten unb 8dlme UNI
9etpanoelt baben. Die Me1tnoniten
babe1 100000 Mder beiiebelt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

90 gang beildufig fpirb semelbet,
bab Die Gtngeborenen bon TrtpoltS
fi6 abermalS 'erbpber baben. Nu6
Stalten bot feine SSlamiorger! ,..
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07
ausiauanng bis auf ben letten.
BIutstrppfen.

Dem Meidstag 1T eire neue Dent
i6rHt oes Observation-Disclosures
.lbe;r Ste Soften Der NDeinlanbbsfet=
l,1g 5ugegangen. NuS einer frilberen
Denfidlift 1T befannt, bab ft9 otefs
Soften bereir8 biS @noe Medr5 1921
auf rnrb 4 Mtlltar0en @olomart
NusqQben Ser 8ejekungSmd1te uno
:auf etna 7,3 Milaroen Bapiermart
NuBgaben beltefen, Die benz Deltlde1
Rei9 bnr6 btrefte 2eiitnngen fiir pie
Standardization uro bic De
letnng i'm Nbetnlanb erfpad en- paren.
sDtsfe 3ablen lteben I'M @tnflang NIT
Ser aud bon Der amerifanif9en Yreiie
I'M Mopember 1921 gebraGten Witz
teilung, mona9 laut 56dtung etaer
balnalS bonn Observation-Disclosures
i6ub 1T 8ariS etngeiehten &ommtllton
bic iett benz @affenitili tano bis Gnoe
1921 entitanoenen Soften flr ben
unterbalt Der 8eiekungSbeere: etne
Miltaroe Dollar betragen babcn. Sir
Ste udt Monute Dom /. Scat 1921 biS
gum 81. De3ember 1921 betragen Die
Mu8gaben Der Beiebnng8md6te unter
3usrunbelegllng ether Nufitelluns beS
neutrality-suspicious. runo
eine Mtlliarbe @ol0marf, Die 81 ben.
oben ~genanntet1 4 MtGtaroen @olor
mari nod btwu5ure6nen iitlo. YIN
bireften NuSgaben bat baS Deu1lDe
Mci@ in ienem S3eitraum nod etna
80 Mtlltarben Wapiermarf gebabt,
Ste gu ben obcr angefibrten 7,3 Wil=
ltarben btn5ufommen. Dte Gbetnz
%anbfommifton alletn bat tn Der
letten a1t Monaten beS Sabre8 1921
etnen &oftenaufmanb bon l78,552,000
+M1arf pernrla6t. Sir Truppenz
iibungSpldbe pnrben lanbmtrtidoftz
lt6e 8etrtebe i'm @ert BON rnno 2,5
Mtlltonen Marf nn6 167 Tabrtfan.
lagen I'M Werte bon z W1tlltonen Wfarf
be{dlagnabmt. @dbrenb bic bentl6e
Nrmee I'm beiekten @ebtet aur neun
Blugpldte batte, baben bic gor=
bano8mddte Bis gum /. gfopenber
1921 bternnb5}pan5tg nele Slugpldee
angelegt lnb bamtt 1903 Seftar gum
Sell belten Nderboben8 ber lanoDirt=
i9aftlt6en 8enuel1n9 ent5ogen. Nebn=
It'd ltegt eS NIT oen 56tebz nnb
.nebungSpldten. Sir MobnungS=
,mncro mnrnr1 an Can1etnher 1901.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07
,8emabre mid ppr meineu Sreun=
1er.u


Den."
SIN trontin=farfaitiider @etfe, nte
lie btefer itets anregenoen rabifaz
etn 3etti6rtft eigen TT, befabt fi6
Der Treema11 In ether fnrbltden
Mummer NIT Ser 5ade Der bon
allen itber5eugungStrelen Nngelz
ia6ien. bitben pte briiben ais b06=
ite8 3tel beS 9trebens eriebnten
brittih : amerifanil6en 8erbribez
,rl1tg. mSerr, bemabre mt6 Dor
meinen Greunoen !"--oieier berger
1pei6enee 5tobienf3er mtrb IN benz.
8lutte Der Berbritberung6toee tn
BEN Munb gelegt, Ste 1T Ser Maiie
6es amertfenii6en golfeS ntemals,
trob aller Bropaganba lettenber Sc
lenf9aftSfreiie, 10 rdt 3ngfrdftig
gefuefen unb mad Der Daritenung
beS r6rseman" gerabe burh bu8
unge{6idte @erbalten etniger ibrer
lanteiten 8efnrnorter am tdrfitens
geiddbi9t norber 1T. Dab bieie
Nnfaiinng gere6tferttgt tit, iu6t
Elm Wurit3ipfel Der Stem Dorfer
Wo6eni6rtft NIT iberlegsnem 9uz
Nor 5n begritn6en.
3und6if idgt Ie, Deriette SEER
6arbing bem angelid6ilhen 8er<
brtiberung5geoanfen einen 59tag GEE
gen ba8 Gefr6e, tnbem ct bas
brttif6e 8olf gemtiiermaben ais
5trafmabregel NIT Serrn @eorge'
9Groep begliidte. Damn ibter Die
Briten NIT 5tpei2 mirfiamen Graft
8ergeltung, tn6em tie 6rau
Meargot N8quitb nno 2aop Nitor
~ fnr5en Beiu6en bon fat unerz
trdgllider Daner biniberf1idte1t.
Dies f6ten Elm Meiiterftrei6 gu iietn.
@ir maren ntllenS, baS 5ptel per.
loren gu geben. Do6 unier 2anb3
rei6 an natiirltden 9tlfSqnelen.
Nmertfa antnortete init benz ftlodz
mt. Gs ia1lbte Germ SameB Sc.
Bed Iberiee.
SER 8ed reiite auf Ginlabung
Ser 2onboner rDtlgrtms1 elmer Or
yant1ation, Sic baS &nnititid fertig
]ebradt bat, ieit oreibnnoert Sab
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-07-07
Misunderstanding.

A man from the backwoods of west
ern America visited New York for the
first time and went into a restaurant
to have dinner. All went well until
the walter brought him napkin. The
eyes OF the backwoods man famed.
and pulling six-shooter from his
pocket he gave the waiter a piece Of
bis mind.
"You take that blamed thing away
at once" he said evenly. Il reckon
/ have handkerchief IL want one,
without having them darned hints
thrown out"
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-07-07

The important matter az the lee
highway was the feature % a meeting
Of the directors Of the Jackson Asso-
citation OF Commerce. Y. T. johnson.
field representative Of the Robert =
Lee highway. was present al the meet.
ing, as were also m snbers q Oh" good
roads committee Of the Association %
Commerce. Bond Wilkinson. director
% the Tennessee Good Boads associa-
ton. was also present. The association
Of Commerce vent on record a. being
in favor OF the committee USING al, its
efforts In locating the highway for
jackson and Madison counties.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-07-07
Honor Huntington Banker.

Huntingdon.-Neill Wright. cashier
OF the Bank OF Huntingdon. has the
honor OF having his answer 10 the
questionable sent out by the editor
Of the Journal OF the American Bank.
err association printed in the Bank
ers Journal. The questionable was
cent to the bankers all over the
country and concerned WAYS and
means Of re-discounting farm mort.
cages.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-07-07

Greenfield.-The fruit shed adjoin-
ing the Illinois Railroad house track
has been remodled so as 10 be used
as a tomato packing shed Tomatoes
are coming in In ever growing quani.
ties and the packing has begun. This
is the first year OF the tomato pack.
ing here. and the farmers are eagerly
waiting the outcome. IL the packing
s. successful this year tomatoes will
be grown here on a more extensive
scale.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-07-07
The Next Best Thinq.

Little Willie came home from school
the other day with a black eye.
willie, where did you get that black
eyer" asked mother.
Johnny Smith hit me-" answered
Willie.
II hope you remember what your
Sunday school teacher said about
heaping Goals on the head Of your
enemiesT'
swell. ma, I didn't have any coal.
30 ! just stuck his head In the ash
barrel"
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-07-07
Union Leaders Warn That They
viii Order Rail Strike il
Men Vote for It.
GOVERNMENT TO COMBAT II
President Harding Gives Labor Board
Full support-TariH Precedes Bonus
In Senate-Conferencs on Russia
at The Haous-pe Valera 10
Irreconcilable.
BY EDWARD w. PlckARD

TT THE railway maintenance Of way
1 workers, shop men and members OF
other unions that are ballotlng on the
question of walkout, vote for strike
on July I, the officials of the unions
will sanction II. In that case the I'M
ions will find themselves In direct con-
fiict with the government. for Presi-
dent Harding has let II be known that
he will, TO the full extent of his pow
er, back up the federal railway labor
board. whose adjustments of wages as
provided by the transportation act
have brought on the crisis. The Pres
ident and the cabinet are keeping In
close touch with the Developments. and
all agencies OF the government will be
employed to prevent n strike II possible
and TO render II Ineffective II 1t does
come.
The stn al OF the union leaders was
set forth In n long statement TO the
labor board In which the decisions OF
that body were denounced and warn
Ing was given that The strike would be
called II the men so voted. Ben w.
Hooper. chairman Of the board. replied
10 this with charges that the union off,
Gals had distorted md mlsconstrued
the boards decisions In n manner To
mlsled the men. and he cited instances
Of this distortion.
"a strike OF railway employees"
said Mr.. Hooper's letter. Involving
their wages. their employment and
their welfare. based upon such mis-
leading statements cf this boards sen
timents and declarations. would he
unjust tn the men and 10 the public"
So far as the shop crafts are con-
cerned. one OF the three reasons for
desiring n strike may he removed with
In few days. THIS ls the practice
OF farming ont shop work under the
contract system. The labor hoard has
been considering ~ complaints filed
against various roads and It's findings
are said TO be almost ready for an
nouncemert. Hearings In 10 other
cases are now being held. Early In
against the Indian Harhor Relt rail
road. the principles u enunciaicd then
being. briefly. tina. such contracts
'violate the spirit and purpose of the
transportation act. and In effect set
aside the wage decisions ~ the raft
rord labor hoard 10 which the carrier
was a party and which the carrier put
into effect"
Railway executives generally are OF
the opinion that. though the men prob.
ably will vote for y strike. u will not
he ordered: and they say that II u Is.
transportation win not he seriously
crippled The train handling forces.
including engineers. hremen. conduct
ors and swItchmen. are not Involved In |
the controversy.