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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-28

e BOOZE AND THE HOP AND THE LAW

Constitutional prohibition has been adopt
shby the Nation" President Harding reminded
.lgress. 1T is the supreme law of the land
esplain speaking, there are conditions relating
arts enforcement which SAVIOR of nationwide
wndal.
q The day is unlikely to come when the
fifteenth amendment will be repealed The
hst may as we'll be recognized and our course
,lpted accordingly. If the statutory provisions
HI its enforcement are contrary to deliberate
e5lic opinion, which I do not believe the rig
Gus and literal enforcement will concentrate
uolic attention on any requisite modification.
sh course conforms with the law and saves
:; humiliation of the Government and the hu-
aiation of our people before the world and
r4llenges the destructive forces engaged in
ciespread violation, official corruption, and in
tidual decentralization"
: There are differences of opinion as to the
Bdom of the law designed to carry the eigh-
nth amendment into effect, but everybody
ould be of one mind in enforcing it while it
gains on the statute books. It represents the
eJority will of our national legislators. When
ssr it does not they can change it at once
sose legislators interpret the majority opinion
sstheir constituents, otherwise they would be
gaoved from office. The fact is that the pro-
sition law is there, and likely to stay there,
:ause as the President believes, majority
the people are for it. We are faced with
i problem whether militant minority shall
,permitted to continue their fragrant acts of
Ilation-whether the humiliation of our peo-
before the world is to be longer condoned
Those who advocate the repeal or modifica-
2 OF the prohibition law quote the bootleg
IS activities proof of the nations inability
curb mans appetite for drink. and say that
| country might as we'll admit its impotence
! letting down the restrictions
We are hearing lot these days about the
Eg evil. 1t is said that in the city of Wash
ton alone 100000 worth of drugs is con-
ned every year. The other day man was
ested IN New York with huge stock of
/; lgs in his possession, and long list of custo-
RS to whom he furnished the stuff. Proni-
| 1t actors and actresses are said to be among
victims. Apparently the stringent Federal
7 against the unauthorized sale and use of
'gs tails tar short of accomplishing its OBJ
T. But the fact that numerous drug boot
gers make it easy for drug addicts to satisfy
II cravings is not advanced as a reason for
ing down the bars. On the contrary, Fed |
I and state governments are urged to tighten
! IN their enforcement of the narcotic laws.
. Those who wink at violations of the LIQUOR |
. and then urge its repeal because of those
| lations are taking most dangerous stand. |
| lowed to its logical conclusion, their argu
Mt means that if the Illicit drug dispensers are
vciently active, and the drug users make
enough wall about the curling of their lib |
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-28
THE EASY WAY

Some people spend their whole lives in ar
effort to live longer. They spend all their time
and energy in first one fad and then another
in their feverish desire to lengthen their days
and forget to fill them with the things that make
life really worth living.
There arc other people who give no thought
at all to the maintenance of life, until they
suddenly realize that their days are shortening
Then they grasp irrationally at any magical
scheme, any Fountain of Youth any charm OF
incarnation that will grant them a new lease on
life.
The first class of people forget what life is
for. The second class neglect to care for the
lives they have. Hence the sudden need of a
magic potion in so many cases
The alleged discovery of a nextraordinary
plant, to displace meat in the diet. that will
lengthen life Indefinitely will appeal to this
class of people. The exponent of this discovery
writing from Paris. claims Biblical authority by
identifying it with the Tree of Life in the Gar
den of Eden, adding that Adams sin was not
the traditional one but that of departing from
a vegetarian diet, which included this plant
This report will doubtless raise the hopes
Of numerous eredulous persons who are constant
ly on the watch for the new and strange.
There is just one way to long life. That
is the careful, conscientious, and consistent OBJ
servance of the laws of Metaphysical, mental
and moral There is no short and easy way
It is long and hard. But it is worth while
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-28
AMOS BUTLER
RESIGNS Job
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

tthlEhNAFlOhAL NEWS SERVIcEI
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 27-Amos
W. Butler. secretary Of the state
board Of charities have ANNOUNCED
MS resignation. effective Dec. 81.
after twenty-five years of service.
The board Of cha1atias has named
John 4. Brown, formerly Of Brock
vile. acting secretary until a sue
cessor to Butler is named.
Appointed by Governor James a.
Mount in 1897. Butler has served
under seven governors. a record
cquaHcd only By Or. John y. Hurry,
who recently resigned as secretary
Of state board oc health after
similar length OF service.
Cutters resignation was submit
tea to the board Dec. 6, but an
nouncement Of the action was with
held until the board had chosen =
successor. No plans we're anncunc-
ed by Butler as to his future with
the exception he would take long
rest
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-28
SAYS SHE PROPOSED
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sgRylcEl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERglcE1
FOAIEROI, Ohio. Dec.-Tilat his
second wife proposed marriage TO
him IS the claim made by James
Larkin. seventen-seven, suing for d.
vorce. Larkn told the court that
Mrs Larkdn set the date Of their
marriage last spring several weeks
of the date he had in mind Lar
kin was quite positive he did not
want TO wed again if rixen dixorre.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-28
THE FIRST REASON

There are several reasons why the United
States will not cancel any foreign debts The
first and entirely sufficient reason is that no
debtor has asked it. or will ask it. The re-
who seek to enhance their own financial for
tunes at the expense of the Government of the
United States.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-28

ea~Dayers associated with him IN
me suit, nor by any of the other
county boards OF review that in
elshty-iouf counties acted similarly
10 Maroin county's board.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-28

RUSSIAN school children are taught there
is no Santa Claus. And this is the one country
where they can dress one up without resorting to
false whiskcrs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-28

ALLIES demand that the Greek revou-
tionary cabinet resign, but the members may
be reluctant. They established precedent for
disposal of cx-ministers
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-28

THE imperial gizzard of the Ku Klux Khan
says his pillow-case gang stands for American
ism" There is an opinion already prevalent
regarding the birds who proclaim their Amer
canism.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-28

Pennsylvania professor warns husbands
against automatic kissing" but the thing now.
adays for husbands to avoid is automatic pistols.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-28

Mr.. KELLAR, it now appears, refused tc
put in an appearance before the committee be
cause appearances were against him
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-28

HAVING tried every other way to ave
money, Europe might try spending lest on
armies.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-28

WHAT is needed is world cabinet that
has secretary of peace.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-28

IN Europe they SCENT to have no closed
season assassination.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-28

NOT many girls stand under the mistletoc
They don't have to.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-28

TO make a choice between them,
WE'D choose a crouch
IN preference to a simp-
WHAT the proposed third party
SEEMS to lack is seconds.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

in @roBen 5daulpfelbaus ein rleues
Werf bon linn .nufeefubrt, 1tno 30 er
mod rie elmer isiaer S6Dpfu1gen BON
Ser 8uiibrpe glternb anff ii@ ttoirfen lafz
Ten dfpnnHe, bnben bic Serren ST.. &o1<
rps 6aniid 5tautarniniiter q. s.,
Dolffgang &eine, sttaatsntiniiter d.
s. NbiIipp 55deiDeurann, Dr. Ger
Dart @nlptmam S2uofpi8 gnlba, 8e<
liE. 4ou(anber, n116 nnoere an ben
Geidgiu1ti5miniitar cine @ingabe ge<
madt, ct m1ige nrnf ben 6aDriihen Wi>
mifHterprdiii6e11ten babin eirtpirfer, BAT
Germ Eorer gum 8efud Der Guffib<
ring ieines ne1en Drar1as urlaub
getpdbrtA tpiir6ess
i Dor htr8em b~ear1tragten bic Rorr>
muniften, baB b%erbeirntete @efangene,
BEN n11betpadten 8eiub fbrer 0rauen
.empfangen Dirften. Das fibele @e@
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07
81 Der 8eitfdrtft ,SSHnes ii TT,

rs. aSWt DE- SetaIWFtT1 nNSHHe1s Y Ige
SAP i@reibt eiH DHi5ier Der britten
agDipiiion oes amerifdniidten Gel0bee.
Irea, @bparb S. 9eBIanf: rBeem bbas
.nmerifantfhs @oIf MIR Sic 9dIfte
.tpiibte bon Dem, tpag tpfr gefeben gns
ben, 70 tpHrbe es nur 81 ffh1rten feine
5b~isbefige MaleiiHllugs uiiber Die B8ran5oz.
len dnbern uao III geredten 8prn ents
brennen gegett bieie Ndtion. ST gn9s
lanb uno BraHfrei6 bat man ia gro@
BE Mibe gema6t, uns ein8uprdgen,
.DnB bns bentide @of grauiame 8ilbe,
.nnmeniden nn6 bic gr0jbten 59nrz
ffen. Ser @eltsfeteH. Nls1p Dir nod Benz
@affenitiulffdnbi bort antnmer, 1tabm
man ms febr freunbli6 dnf, bebuns'
.beItes unts INIT auer 3nborfontmenbehi,
;un0 mir ffdHoen bal6 beraits, bas Die
I,GDenfffndent Das beife @olf sinb, bas tDir'
FIN europa fenren geIernts Baben.
Benn bag nrteritaniine gpl audi 1iuri
eintgaeru1aBeu Die @abrbeit Mber be
fen &rieg tpnBttes To- tpiiiribe e. su1tss.
nnteritaben, tpenn mir 1agen: gHie<
mails nieber ipoIen mir an Ser 9eae
,pon gnglanb unb Branfrei9 fdmpfen. !"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07
ffdingnis febIt nod nrter Sen grrunz
aenfhaften Ser Mebplutio11.

fdingnis feblt nod linter sen grrunz
.geni9aften Der Mepplution.
! 90 iebr 5u boffen 1T, oab bic baba.
.rifde Negierung Dem ipnoerbaren
gerlangen Ser io%noerbaren @ein6.
teller nidt entipreden tpirb, 10 iebr
mare esf 8u tpini6en, bab @rnit Eols
Ter u1,o Sic taufenb moereu politii@en
7@efangeneu erbiidd All freisn Bsalb ger
iebt ltperDsrr. 88uspenMgeeiim mare Sbiers
BET qlt9 nidt Der beutiM A~ronprtn5
auf Bieringen. Mberr ees bat beina4ee
ben Nnibein, baB bie, 4erreN II bic
Seitigteit Ser 6eut1den NepubItfen unb
@epltblif6en nod redt tDeniggertraa.
en- 5aben uno bab fie nod INNER ffiiir
,beren Betano g1auber ffiiirrddteH GU
miiifen. Gin 8eiben BON 5elbitber.s
gtrauen lit bieies gerbalten iebenfams
.ni9t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07
8erliner Sagebad.

%. Mtat 1922. Madbem 6as.
s&ossrberger ShhBenin @enun gu gnz
be 9egaugeM, 6as I'M &aagl4-ntdda9e be Is
fiiilbffen g3trnmeg BON @debeningen--
3nod ttiidtHH er50ffff1ret III, bdbea5 a nme
rifatHae gatfttap}iittsaine Hi Ydris EN-
gefurpen,s mi sic aebensgeiiHer set az
tertiben galropa bur6f eine Dollareiazs
ptrsung pteber a~af5nfrHfden. gnts
,gegen bent QleeiifHtrauen,. NIT benz mn
uHstrs 1~is1erigen &onferen5en entgsz
aaeidbeH, lB5ri@pt biesH1al bod 5
''neber5en86nng 8abn, bab giier mioglhi
derpeiie pie &etture nn1mt. Audbs
0h 66ran55ofea fiR6 un,r qltn,d1b5IIiild55
barifber 1Iar getperben, hab MIR eiin
s6erenmeiiter in Der Gage pairess S0diesE
z3ullebt in 2on6on forrnnlierten Bee6iinz
gurgen bes @eriniuer @ertrages al.
erfuuen. Grob Der grfiuungsffrel1oig@
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07
serrur anf einem fran50iiden &ai-
iasteroampfer.

Gin 8or6 beg fron35Hffden4 CONT
piers uMma5pne" berrldte, pabretto
baS 5diff boz @olombo lag, tages
lana elm Serror, gege1t SEN Die So
fe%nbeboroen nnb 0er fran5nitfbe
@on5ul madtlog iparet. Drei Gage
lang blieben Dffi3iere rno Baiiagie'
re, ein{6lieBIi1 Der Srauen uno
ainoer, obne 8erpf[egnng, bis es
6em gingreifen oaS Spnpifats Der
gteparos in Marleine gelang, Die
Sr0nung pieoerber5uiteaen. 8e
uMma3one" nor BON Marfeitle nit
500 9aiiagiartn an goro nod benz
Orient in See geaangen. Mm Mberto
6es IL. 0ftober brad auf Ger Sabrt
nod Colombo infolge Der 8eigernng
zines %a5|agiers 5peiter &1aiie, oer
Mandfalon 5ur poribriftSmabiqen
@tlrnoe gu perlaiiem, ein Streit 5tpi<
1den ibm nno oem 6iaritbabenoe1t
Gfetporo aus ser iid 0ltrb bos Sin.
greifen anoerer 8affagiere uno oeS
8ertreters bes 5pnoifats Der 5terp<
oros barIdarfte;; auf Qnororang oes
@ertreters bes Spn0ifatS .plrbe
1dIieBlid Der tpi5erlpenlige Balla-
gier boDfottterf, .. B. es murbe lbn1
jeoe 8ebiennng bertpeigert, 10 oaB
CT 1td ieine @peiien ielbft beforgeal
muBte. Mm fo1genoen Meorgea ber-
iudte ser &apitan pergeblih, cine
ginig1t1g berbei5ufiibren. Seine Ser
1u6e 16eiferten an Dem gigenitnn
Ser gtemar6s, Sic berlangtsn, bob
Ser Baiioeier IN Colombo ansge=
idifft per5e, 81
Muf oie Beigertng OeS Rupitans,
ii6 oieiem 8erlangen 81 figs11, tra:s
ten sic 9tenaros in SEN Mnsltq1o.
Sic Meatrolen un6 bns Yerional Der
Maldinen un6 Ser Slide erfflarter1
a1s 9pmpatbie ebenfa1s Sen 5trsif,
Ser nidt eber a~ufgeboben meroen
iollte, big per 8aijagier BON benz
S6iffe entferrt mare. Sic ai6en
1prroen geibIoiien uno blteben es.
bret Sage lang. SEN Bafieqier, pet
&apitan niGt .ansgenon1nleM We1Der
&inoer, roA5 &ranfe1 fonutenl nab
renb Der BRET Gage 0eS StetfS etnas
5u elien erbaIten. pie meuterriSe SEE
ias11ng iebte einen @eridfsbof ei1t
nno beidloB,. itd nit MaffengepaslIt
3l tpiberieben, tpenn Die englii9e
Bpli5ei, sic, Ser &apitdn our SiIfee
berbeibolen nollte, eingrtffe. Mm
bierten Gage en6li6 traf bonn SDnn-
bifat in GABRIELLE Die an Die SbiHf5.
beiusung .geri6tete telegrapbii6e
Muhoroerl1ng Elm, Sen Dtenlt mie6er
aufaunebmer unter Dem @orbebaH,
5oB NIT benz &apitdn Bel Ser Setm-
febr %ab5uredp1en let.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

feit uHferer Megierltng.s gbenfo nar
1bilrfftte Bbnen nber nu6 ge1porben fein,
bob bic Southland nnb europa ret<
observation-disclosures Mnleibe oer beutz
iifden Mepnblif nnr l1nter BET 8ebinz
glng tpirb gendbn iperoen fDdrusea,
Dab Sratlfreids etpige 8rpblnggen init
5nnftipten uub apeiteren @ebietsbez
fleknngen erloli6 eirmal a1alfA6renn
Mpiiliens DDenn Die @er55inilng u 1l1
..MHd5ablurw Der Nrleibe III nnr banrl
m9aHid; tpenn Dentihla1b utegeifttort
eMerN(rbeh nabgeeben tam. Nraes;
rita 1pirb sfittdd 91iliten, etnem ponigtB erz
jarn1teu Mieienilrntnea 5n letber1, tperrt
Sic M'fHd beitebt, linn 1.t aa MIR e pt1s
@anbperff3eng aus. Der San6 81 dlaaz
gen, ipnbern linn aud bDlig bon anz
5ben bber 3l Frernidtsn. 6err 8pi1cnre
tebf boz ether. iddperen gntf6eiouna,
S@eIang es Am nod fHrr5}lfi9 Ge1ilia
3n iabptieren, ip muB e ibGeente Die
8qbl treffen 5tpii9en 8ieoeraufbauu
Der 8eltpirti6nft I'm bber 5eranfbez
f@tp5;5rung 1es u~llgemei1een Chaos.
sseIb{t etir1em 9ofntare iDoue Sic @ntz
.1deiburg mdt 9tper auen, tpe1tr1 If,
aueb nit benz @er3iMH auff th1biffAes
IgabelraKefn pertniipft III. Snterei<
:llant 1T, bab enbIib bag 51 Borte
Ifontrnt, tpas Sic @elt tatia6H9 re-
.giert: bas @elb. Neit 6etH S9Japeelrt
;fam mon. 31 feirer epif1ars 6eS 9orz
bifdsu @sptens, sic @taatstnanrter
mnbtens lIi9 oergsbbIlim einen Mlshoe8
I5u fmben-nm mutt ttriittt gBaH Street
al1f ben Hlan. Sn biefem Chime tpiegt
sWRnrgnn Elm 9nbem 2lobo Georges
7sl
81. Msai 1922: -ggie bic ursebenz
re, Dol. DeutfFHHtan6A 8n fIeifettoe @gez
p,arationsIaulb 8nfammengere6tet
thpuroe, bfefb eth 9Nfddtffeeff, audi toerrr
lin a11rb tpieber Der @breier id lnftet.
aNad bem 8rotofon;einer Reparatio11S<
3eitung, amber @ertreters beri9iebener
RNnttipnen teiIndbme1, ifi1rn fiir bn9-
BON engliilaen nro ffai.3oiiHiiGe @raz
nnte1t 3erif0jrte 5Q aettttrtT---atrrter
anberem 5000 stidma11ine1 bon
Deutialanb angeforbert tpopoen, nber
Sic Sic. beutide Regtiihlinbnitrie Der
.NreTe ben f~oIgenbe1r &ommentar 5n<
geben IaBt: .@rofe6or @ebnes fat
in 1einem @ud5ee. i1tbetn er etne tpez
5entlii9de Serabiee1tag berofeparationsz
i9ulb fnir 11r1erIdBIid bdlt, 6aranf biuz
getpisfen, bab Ste bon BET @ntente ge<
fprberte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES minbez
items nm sbas @ierfade iiberfebt lei.
ISBie beredttgt :biele Nnnabme III, ion
bier5in :etnenu1 5pe8iaIfaM nadgetptefen
tperbe11: Sn ct. Auentin tarben boz
benz @riege% ettpa 800 9fid1nafdinen,
in oer Me9r5qqHI Meeldtaen altea uno
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07

sdlte1ten 5Dltet1s, Ole TUE Dsn WettbeS
tperb aff bent 8eItttarft nidt mebr
insSrnge fomn1en fonnten. SIZE Nepd<
.rntipnsfpnniifion nnter bent 8oriiB
.bes Germ Dubois, bat ale griaB fIiini
Dieie @afdbinen sooOemober11e la11se
9hdnuaffH1iine11 geforbert. Mls bon
:bentiher 5eite Der @err Dlaboia bnzs
raul anfmertfiiam ge1rad tpupoe, 1aB
Dieie Mednurg bod ,tnm1gliid itirne,
men tonne, bafBs man fit boite 800 gr0js
btenteI6 ulfttsn dbgeIeierten Maifdmen
bod md 5000 moberne lan9e Stfiids
mi1inen foroern fDnute, a11tportete
ser, Die Ne9Jmlng ei bon BIN SS1tbue
ffhriienen bss q ll1ertiner @eBirtes
saufgeHeM aufaeiteM poroen er babs
fei11en @ruaseae an Der. Wi9tiggfeH be,
fer Atafftten Inl11lgg al 5fpeifffeln unb er.
ses %sublebuen, cine Mebufttitpnn
bor3nnebmen. 9a Die engliilben urD
italieMi9en 9elegierten nHo 5a9bers
fftdanoiigen, bie in bisier siBung 5uges
gentparen, iii6 tpeber fir 1io@ gegen
Die T~orberung dl1Berten ID Bli6 Sic
.Bere66l1tung bon 5000 @tidmaldtnen
3fsben. @ir balten ben 3eitpunft fiir
5gefotH1nen, uuf 1tieie u~ngebeaerIidt
Heberfforberl1rW b%in8utpeifen
Sc ixll1eg befannt, bnb f6tpei5ertt@<-
i6s 9anbutrieue nit ben @erbdltniiffen
Ser ct. Auentirsr 6tidereiinbufittrte'
.bertraut fim. Dgfe tperben fids Elm
,giilb bapon mnden ff5ij1nstel1, mas q
ibeiBt, ffhiir sic nenigsr1 alien Wa{hfners
5000 rpe1,e n1ooerne Wdi9inen 81 fforss
bern nrb tpelae @ert6fffslreB Herbei,
berausfona11t. 5ie tperben Iei9t ere
,meKe11 f1nnen, bnb Sic neberfoDberutto
gg~rdrfreiid1s minbeitens bas Drdbie.
fade, 4pirfbirfen Iagen; bass aB}iiiiMoiioHs
Eaahe betrdgta +. |
I. sSSari 1922;-Sn BET babrH4en.
Seitung RieberffHdDnenfeD tpir0. felt.
1919 Ser ilrgenblide 9ibter grnf'
i95oQer 9efangen gebalten. gr tDarGnn
ber Waiindener Mdtere9ieru,g unfeli,
gen N~ngebenfens beteiligt, bat alto
.etpass getan,- 1Dng ltnier beutiges Ness
gterlng au@ 8etan Cat (uatr init 5tDeni@
ger grfol8), ndnuIi@ Mepolution ges
mad9t. 3as liegtfoi nabeu &iinltlera
brfn urr0 fein Meni9 maht belte 5bies
ierbab 9utber, 68rib @eutber, &idurD!
8ngner un6 nnoeren Brauief1pfen
nod ben geringften Dortpurf. So Sol.
Ter iebenfaus uuit feinen Dramen
ua9ie Bablun8n unb nMaHe Meni@"
ben 8elpeis erbra@t Hat, bnb. er Elm.
Di6ter 1T, iollte mo i'm attneitiereM.
9ns tut man acknowledgements
MiHb4 gR1ltn tpirbb, IN tbtefem sommer
~ fs.Hh.. - ..H.s Is yEktEHE ~
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07
Adjtranrigrr 9tatnrl,nas
8irb ut n.anden &reiien iebr
aeldGtt.

Manbe, melde bel nit DEM Mu-
touobiI Omnibus ODER Mtotorbus'
fabreu - beip1,oerS IN &alifornien.
mo ser Omnibusberfebr 10 groB5ugig.
betrieben miro ~ nebnten Iebbqfte@s
sssltereiie an ei,1em 11ea,en @effalbbrt
folder Mrt, baS OUT a9t &aloert
Iartft nno oelieu 8alart in maRber
Siniidt peslhieoen bon BEN bis belate
porberrld)el,beu obers onerfannten lift.
gctrn ~reiie,speu Bublifl1m bnrfter
bieie Il.tompuu Ontnibulle Dor al.
lem Desbolb III Der golfsgnnit mad-
fen, peil - mie berii6ert intro ~
1ie 11o9 meniger grmiio1ng NIT It'd
b%ri1lgen, als Tie ftd 1elbft In einem
8aiiagierpagen bon 1ur6i9ntttlts
der gebaglidfet ein5uitelen pflegt.
Ser MlttosO Omnibus treibt 6aS @e-
fabrt a1,f onet1 feinen bier Sinterra-
oern 1ino ibt banait au6 automati.
1hes 8remien aus. Mit allen bier
@oroerr1oern mirb bas Ste11ern be-
"E"" -
iorgt.
0,1r1 sic a6t Ndber tptr6 6ies Sect.
au1tg bes Muto-O Omnibus a1m
@dliooern gon3 bebeutenb permits
bert. Sci Der 6abrt altf einem nal
ien Yflalter beriudte es Der Sender
nit auent 6IeiB ben Omnibus 5un1
Gdliooern al bringen; aber es ger
lang linn o1tf feinerlei @eiie, trob-
oe1n er fem &anbmerf gut bertrand
,tr1o iid au6 11idt fmr6tete.
St 1tieB Die u@I,t6" berales nno
iebte idmtlide .8rennien an, - aber
raaer 2iebes Miibe" por umionf!
Ser Omnibus nolte lnb moate
nibt idliooern poer ieitpartS rnt-
ide11, trosbem ct ii6 5ur 3eit init
elmer Shnenigfeit bon IS Weilen
pro Stunoe bepegte.
Inter peiterer 58%1tbilfenabme eli
rer gr%trafeoer fir bie Naibine farm
es bel1te ermogIidt mer0en, oab Mo.
torbus=8aifagiere iiber biele gi1en'
bobr-@ eIeiie btrter chamber ooer
iiber cine @eleiie=8iegnng fbter INT
ela1blid rai6 pabinfal,iett, obne oab
ibre &orper bon Ser S6neaigfett
poer bon Ser gri6itterung irgeno
etmas fiiblt. nno 50 Meilen pro
@tunoe llnter folden nmltanoen, ooS
ioute bod ein bisden mebr fem alS
cine 9@lumme -&olfa.
Sails cine Der Mdien oes abtrdo@
rigen Motorb1ts breden lo4fe, pur-
Sc biefer nod immer bon Der a11oer1
Mdie aufre@t erbalten, Bis cine 11e1le
geliefert lit. 9ie @efabr zines lit
gliidsfanes brrb M6fenbrn@ piro
6amit gliidli9 arsgei6ieoen. nnb
fails ei1t @oroer=& abreifen platt,
piiroen no6 INNER BRET anoere 5unt
5teuerr norbanben ietn, ltatt Deg e1-
men, tpie Das p%ierraorige @efqbrt es
iibli6ermeile bieten fann.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-07
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