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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-31
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8toltnbeglettung iibernommen.
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-31
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Bfaenber8 geb0ren.
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ether ser 5aupt 5tiiben bes bieitgen
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bteiigen 8aieban Spteler ieben 9errn
8or6ert nngern l6etoen, miinf6en
ibm aber BEN beiten @rfolg.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-31
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-31

nur die schWeiz, China, Japan, Holland,
schweden, England und einiges andre
kleineref Lander cine normale oder nahezu.
normale Wechselrate auf, Wahrend in al.
len ubrigen Landern der Welt das Valu-.
taelend mehr oder Weniger vorherrscht..
Fine Besserung kann nur erzielt Werden,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-31

wenn man yersucht, die Wechselrate aller
Lander mach den augenb1icklichen Writ
schaftlichen Verhaltnissen der %einzelnen
Lander zu stabilisieren, Welche Stabillisie-
rung fir cine bestimmte Ze1t hire Gull
tigkeit haben misste. Aber der allgee--
meme, Druck, welcher auf der WeltWirt-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-31
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dnberr.
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titus, Sobn Brep, Gba8. S. 9tnebe,
@erman Setn nnb Otto S. S8malo.
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fur Ste Setter su befommen. Borz
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ten.
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S. s, Soriter, 81. 96nlfe.
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9runfpagen .uno Deforattonen-
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Nn0olpb 5bmuder, Otto 8uenger,
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mann, 5enrp Selo, 6noolpb Martt,
Treb 9amann.
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Garl 8. Manoerfe1o, IS. S. Mfetle,
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-31
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-31

0b@es guo 5egt einen gntsnrf fig on eeplanten gNsosraafban oes
iii granfato am 5. Jebruor IS. So. ourb 6euer 3erfDrten 5taatS4S1ll#
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gtaatsarditeft Solution hurbe beauftragt NIT bent gaufon1iRe 81 perban=
ban unb nsue glane ous3uarbeten1 sic 50 aldiienrdutne, bier 2aboratorNn
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-31
Courtesy Mankdo Free Press

geben. Man 1T Ser Oaetnung, bdB oieer 8eridt benz 9taatS.2ebRr Gonege
DireHoriun1 enogiltig innerbab elmer 8obe porgdegt neroen nirb. Ns
o6entebenber Nnidt fam mon i6 febr@ Ietdt eine 8Orfelung MAIDEN,
sne Der III NuSf6t genonnuene 95al befbafen fetn fomb; rmr airo Der tn
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gaufonitee tefebt aus s. 81. GompHns bon Oeanfato, s. S. 9fap bon
MtnneapoHs, g. 81 5onlen BON Minona s(8tu0er pon Senrp sc. gonlen'
bon DRr unb Sarrp Sobnion bon Dulut6.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-31

gchat lastett, wird nur behoben Werden,
wenn das Racheinstrument Won Versailles
il Flammen aufgeht und an seine STEELE
Elm Vertrag thitt, der enullt ist NIT der
sprache gegenseitiger Menschlichkeit.
VIM. Eiidchler, New York.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-11-18
X-RAY MOVIE MADE
 WITH HOROSCOPE

LOS ANGELES, Nov. IS. - Mo tion-picture photography through an X-ray has been accomplished for the first time by means of synchronizing a movie" camera and a machine called a Horoscope" The latter is employed in the Kimberley dia- mond mines to detect gems being carried out on the persons of work men. The experiment was accom- plished by Paul P. Perry, of the American Society of Cinematogra- phers.
 It is believed the feat will ulti- mately become a great aid to medi- cal science, since it is possible that films may be made of the human body functioning in normal life and these projected on the screen for study and research.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-11-18
RAILROAD BIZ
 IN ALASKA IS
 VERY GOOD

ANCHORAGE, Nov 1S.--Uncle Sam is finding the railroad business good on his new Alaska line which runs from the tidewater at Seward and An chorage, across the mountains to Fair banks and Nenana on the Territory's Interior river system.
 Traffic has been so heavy on the line that it has been enecessary to put more Pullman sleeping coaches and baggage cars. At the present the road is operating thirty passengers coaches, 716 freight cars and 236 cars of miscellaneous nature, making a total of 72S cars.
 In addition to the railroad, the gov ernment, also is operating two river transports to connect the lower-river points with the road These boats will connect with mosquito fleets operating g on the smaller rivers of the Interior and will serve to hook up the entire section in one great transportation system
 Coal is one of the big items on the freight bills on this transportation system The coal is taken from the mines along the railroad and sent to all parts of the interior by rail and boat.
 
 With good supply of coal at req sonable prices, it will be possible to mine large areas of frozen ground which, it is believed, contain gold bearing gravels. Geological survey officials estimate there is s3O0000,t00 in gold in these gravels.
 Nome, one of the distant points of Alaska, will benefit by getting coal at lower prices. At present coal is $45 ton in Nome. By taking it down the river and across an arm of the Boring Sea to Nome it is thought coal can be sold there for half the price.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-11-18
MOVl l E

Elaine Hammerstein, Selznick' S winsome star, is at the Empress Theater tonight only in her newest starring vehicle, Greater Than Fame" Greater Than Fame" is an entertaining story, entertainingly told, of talented young girl who travels a winding path before she wins the fame and greatness that she so richly deserves. She wins, too, the happiness that love brings, but not until she has suffered ex- treme hardship.
 Miss Hammerstein is one of the screens foremost young actresses, and all her pictures so far have been worth while-' Greater Than Fame" is no exception, for it offers her a splendid opportunity for the display of her extraordinary talents. There are many "big moments" which she handles admirably. Her supporting company is an exception ally strong one and includes Walter McGrail, remembered for his excel lent work in "The Country Cousin" and many others of equal promin- ence. There is also a two-reel com edy.
 Once upon a time there was a pretty maiden who sat among the cinders while her ugly sisters--oh, what's the use? Your youngest baby girl knows Cinderella as well as we do.
 Here it is brought up to date in small American town, with all the humor cast including Louise Fa- zcnda, Chester Conklin, Jack Duffy, Baby John Henry, Jr., and a host of ether popular funsters cun put into it. .,.-.
 A picture that makes you think; that grips your attention from the firt reel the final fade-out without a break till the final fade-out--that is "The Wltch1ng Hour a new fdra mount picture which shows at the Empress Theater Sunday evening. It sis a smooth, even vehicle that puts over powerfully the message that thoughts are actual forces. Elliot Dexter as Jack Brookfield" gives an impersonation quite differ ent from that of John Mason, who created the role on the stage, but one equally impressive. The rest of the cast is excellent and SUD- ports MT. Dexter splendidly in the difficult action of the drama. Also Aesop Fable Cartoon and Pathe News. Monday evening "The Blue Mountain Mystery" will be on the screen.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-11-18

If you change your address, do not notify the carrier boy-feport your new address to the oceIca.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-11-18
gzlllRllzYY

SEATTLE, Nov. 1S.-Three varsity boats and 100 freshmen are working out on Lake Washington here to keep the University of Washington the in tercollegiate rowing championship of the Pacific Coast.
 Last spring the Washington shell defeated the University of California in the coast regatta, but since then all but three of the varsity men have left and the Huskies also have lost the coach, Ed Leader, to Yale
 OAKLAND, Cal, Nov. 1S.-Charles w. Hockett, husky young left-hand- ed pitcher from Seattle, has been signed for trial next spring by the Oakland Pacific Coast Baseball League Club. Tim O'Rourke, old time major leaguer, to the major leagues from the northwest, recomm ended Hockett to the Oaks. O'Rourks says he has plenty of speed and good curve ball.
 EUGENE, Ore, Nov. 18-Golf may be selected as an elective branch of athletics at the University of Oregon here. The game is being taught by M. c. Newberg, former Oregon pro- fessional, who has registered as student at the university.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1S.-George Davis, San Francisco sporting writer, has been named to the new post of executive secretary of the Pacific As sociation of the Amateur Athletic Union and will take charge of promot- ing the various events held by the as- sociation. A basketball tournament will be the first event handled by the new secretary.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1S-Talk of Henry Wolverton returning to the Pacific Coast Baseball League next year as a manager is one of the first winter baseball gossip stories to be sent around the circuit.
 Wolverton formerly managed the San Francisco Seals and Sacramento Senators and was one of the most popular chiefs in the league. Gossip has it that he may be named to lead one of the northern teams.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-11-18
TEXAS BOY DRAGGED TO
 DEATH BY SCARED COW

DENTON, Texas, Nov. 18.-Loop- ing the end of rope, by which he was leading a COW to water, over his head, John Terry, farmer, nine miles from here, was watching a passing automobile. The COW be- came frightened and ran, draggiing the boy for about 200 yards. His neck was broken, and he lived but 8 few minutes.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-11-18
EXCUSES GIVEN PARIS
 FOLK DELAYED ON CARS

PARIS, Nov. 1S.-Regular school boy excuses, dated and signed by conductors, are given to passengers on Paris subways.
 If tie-up retards traffic these printed forms are given to all pas sengers as proof of the cause of their lateness. These alibis slips in- form employers they may have fur ther information by phone if de- sired.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-11-18
SON ATTACKS SISTERS;
 SHOT BY HIS FATHER

PARIS, Nov. 18.-To save his two daughters from mistreatment at the hands of their brother, M. Victor Pe- troquin shot and killed his son.
 After his act, the father, who is seventy-two years old, gave himself up to the police, saying he regretted his crime, but that his sons contin. ued misconduct merited the death pen alty. ''
The Cordova daily times., 1922-11-18
NOTICE

On and after November 10, 1929, I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by Mrs. c. 8. Guptill. 11-tf. CECIL 8. GUPTILL.
The Washington times., 1922-08-11
BONUS FRIENDS
SEE CHANGES Of
AWARD D|MM|NG
Many Senators Leaving City
After Tariff Is Passed-Some
Advocates Going Abroad.
BY unlrer.al service.

Supporters of the soldier bonus
bill expressed alarm today over the
possibility that a quorum Of the
Senate will not be present when the
McCumber bill Is taken up immedi.
ately after passage of the tariff bill,
A large number of Senators have
signified their Intention to leave the
city as soon as the tariff bill Is
passed, some to attend to their elec.
ton campaigns at home and others
to get a few weeks. of rest from the
wearying grind Of tariff discussion
The last roll call on the tariff bill
showed only sixty-seven Of the
ninety-six Senators present. 1t is
believed that as soon az the final
tariff vote is taken many others
will take advantage of the oppor.
tunity to get away, thereby cutting
down the number in attendance to a
figure dangerously near the margin
required to make a quorum.
Five Senators, all of whom are for
the bonus. left the city Wednesday
night to attend sessions Of the Inter.
parliamentary Union, which are to
be held In Vienna, Austria, beginning
August 2S. They are Caraway OF
Arkansas, Harris of Georgia, Ladd
of North Dakota, Spencer of Mis-
souri,, and Mckinley of Illinois. They
will sail from New York on Satur,
day, and are not due TO return here
before September 80.
Leaders of the bonus fight have
made a roundup OF all Senator'S and
urged those favorable to the bonus
to remain In Washington unless
urgent business required their pres
ence elsewhere.
The Washington times., 1922-08-11
FREEFLOWERS
/. FOR CHILDREN
!. At T||MESPARTY
George c. Shaffer Will Provide
Blooms at Orphans
Movie ReveI.

George c. Shaffer, prominent
Washington florist, will furnish
flowers for the hundreds Of Wash
ipgton orphans who will be the
guests of The Washington Times
next Monday to Thu lay. inclusive,
at Loew's Columbia Theater, where
the motion picture classic. Forget
Me-Not," will be shown for the en-
tire week.
"I shall be delighted to help in
this pralseworthy event." said Mr.,
Shaffer. IT would like to send
forget.me-nots, to the children. but
they are out of season. think
Forget -Me-Not' a most signincant
name to give this photo story OF
an orphanage, because, ike the
orphan, the flower is a small, beau
tiful creation, but Is so inconspicu-
Gus that 1t Is easily passed py' un-
regarded" a.,
receive the children from the ousses
of the. Washington Rapid transit
Company, which will convey the
spective institutions. Through the
courtesy of Walter Brownley, pro-
prietor of Brownley's candy shop,
Thirteenth and + streets north
west, each Of the little ones will
be presented with d box of goodies.
The business men cooperating
with The Times to make the event
success have expressed them
selves as being willing to go to any
expense in order that the party
may be real treat for the chill
dren. They all admit that the ap-
peal OF the parentless boy or girl Is
a fundamental one and worthy OF
staunch support.
Letters OF appreciation poured
into the Columbia Theater today
from well-known business and pro-
fessional men and women Of Wash
ington, who witnessed the pre-view
showing of Forget -Me-Not" after
the regular show at the Columbia
last Wednesday night.
The consensus regarding the play
In that Il will take its place among
the masterpieces OF the shadow
stage. because Of It's perfection Of
execution and It's excellence In
technical details, photography and
story.
The Times party viii include chil.
dren from the Washington City
Orphanage, the Bruen Home. the
German Orphanage, the Central
Union Mission Children's Home, st.
Johns Orphanage, st. Vincents
Orphanage, and st. Joseph's' Or
phanage. The boys FROM the last
named institution, which In located
at Tenth and II streets northwest.
will march 10 the theater on Tues.
day. The children win be admitted
to the morning performance on the
four party days, beginning st io:so
o'rlo~k