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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
The Highway Survey

COMPLETE accord and united action on
- the part of the several communities
most directly interested in the "Capital-to-
ihe-Coast" highway are forecast by yester-
days Developments. The sympathetic in
terest felt by Chairman Shirley of the State
highway Commission I'm the proposed rout-
lhg OF the highway so to include a por-
ton of the Richmond-West Point link is
rejected in the ordering of survey to de-
termine the praCticability of this plan The
readiness OF the commission to adopt this
route in so far as no departure from the
course prescribed by the General Assembly
VIII be involved. has been made known;
and the prospects for a complete ironing
out of the points OF difference are bright
For obvious reasons. the Richmond
Chamber of Commerce and Richmond in
terests generally have viewed the impress
s:ve representations from West Point and
allied communities with a great deal Of
enthusiasm. The undisguised satisfaction
with which chamber officials regarded their
conference with Chairman Shirley supports
the belief that the latter is fully appre-
ciative of the advantages offered. not only
Tor Richmond and the Northern Neck but
for the whole project OF sectional linking
In view of the manifest readiness Of the
Northern Neck territory to push its end of
any cooperative venture, il is safe 10 look
10 the comparatively near future for both
the great highway between Richmond and
me coast and a completed modern link be-
tween Richmond and West Point
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12

renee and have not prevailed during the
whole six months
Verify. in the present disturbance TO it's
transportation system the American people
have an impressive object lesson of how
easy their national prosperity can be ar
rested by untoward events which, had they
been loresighted in asserting their right to
obviate them by wise policies of public CON
troll of their course, could have been
avCrted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12

SO the city of Bristol. Tenn. has petit
toned the Governor of that State for per-
mission To come under the jurisdiction of
Virginia in fuel administration. II is well
come. and it will be when il petitions
the Congress to abandon its bfurcated con-
dtion and come in in all respects
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
IL DIX A..

KDkk.
Cast piitsburgh)
90 l.. NJ -Popular concert by Jim
mics Melody Fiends.
$50 l.. M.-"undcr the Evening
Lamp"
GOO +. M,-Popular concert by
Fritz Hawkins Prize Orchestra. Fritz
Hawkins. violin director: Harold
EtrChcttc. banjo: Raymond Forrest.
flute. alto saH"ph"nr. piano; Fred
NaShinH con. alto and tenor saXo-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12

When the Newport News Press wants to
know who edits the newly born Virginia
Tribune. and who is backing II financially,
is II thinking of the good days of the Taft
and Roosevelt regimes before the lean
years of the Wilson administration cnt of
he levics on the salaries of Federal Office
holders?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
Ourn Sta,lon NJ n. .,,,

Recently successful tost Of th,
new French high-power station n,
81 Assise. Department OF Seine ct
Marine. was made with the Uni1cd
states. This station has been I'm
course of construction for tho past
two ysArs Ana Will be opened to
pub4tc transc with tho United S,a,.s
within the nnAt few weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12

GREENWOOD. s. c.. Aug. IL
Clayton Underwood. hold in Jail he.c
for the murder Of oscar Mitchell
second bascran Of the Greenwood
Carolina League baseball ciub.
claims tho uEwriitcn law as his de-.
Tense. according to an afidavit hlcd
Yesterday in hahcas corpus proceed
ings before Associate Justice II.
c. Watts. AT Laur ens for bail. 'i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
WIZ.

Newark. y. j
son Z. M.---"tnclr WiGGily Bedtime
Stories" by Howard II. CARTS.
$50 y. M-"Woman aud Finance"
by Edith Mcclure Patterson.
SAB J.. M.-"Fashion Talks"
700 i. M.-Talk on "christy Mat
thcwson." 10y j. J. McGraw.
I:lb Il. M.-Dancc music bv IN"
Royal Screnadcrs Dance Orchestra
OF brooklyn, Is. y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
Program for Today
Nl'BAZ.

WBAZ.
1:ib-Rnseball scores.
1:5O-Late news flashes, weather
and crop reports
':5S--Stock quotations and bed
time story.
S:oo-AddEcss by Or. w. 7. San.
ger secretary State Board of Edu-
cation.
S:U5-SiYn off
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
OF INTEREST TO RADIO FANS

phones: John l.. Drew. trumpet: Will
liam NJ King. trombone: Frank MOL
den. baritone SaXophone and tuba:
James +. Butler. drums. tympani and
Aylophone. Floyd Il. Fitch. piano and
trumpet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12

Thousands Of Nirginians will note with
regre, the passing of John r Lyons. for
many years janitor and messenger in the
Office OF the Governor. Invariably court eous
to callers always neat and attractive in
appearance. obliging. faithful. loyal to the
utmost. his was IA fine example, OF doing the
best his circumstance allowed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12

any larger measure of enthusiasm for the
Presidents proposal; and however today's
answers may be framed. there is little rea-
son to expect that either will be what the
President desires
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
Pint Ten Regiment. on Inactive ,,.,

WASHINGTON. Aug. n.--One IF
the first moves by the War Denart-
mcnt in reducing the army's enlisted
strength from i50.O00 10 $4,000 mon
as decided by Congress. was an
n"mnccd today in army orders. for
placement on the inactive list or ten
infantry regiments The regiments
arc the Forty-fonrth. Forty. sixth
FortN.ctShth. Forty ninth. Fiftieth.
Ftfty-ffth. Fiftyssixth, Fifty-seventh.
Sixty.seeond, and slxty-thIrd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
Charcoal rph,. Dnt,, Thought

Any time man git hit into he head da I
ne know mon Cod said Charcoal Eph. ru-
hiha'NciN, " long come cyclone an blow
ne nous" clean into dc mex county. Try a
stack % wheats. Mistah jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
Spirit Of Virginia Press

Th" Newport News Press rises explain
an alleged up-Country incident and does II
as follows: THAT panVillr moonshincr ac-
Cus"d "f distiiinE dog into corn iuiior
must have been II sauSaR" maker before he
entered the more lucrative business nf hooch
brewing. Perhaps he thought the dogs legs
would give the brew more kick"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
NAIS.J.
lnclrnlf Mich \

'l'etroit, Mjch.)
$3.50 r. M-Thc, Detroit News or
rhcstra. -. W, Mathews. tenor: .I'n
AK" on Home Again Kathleen
Good Night. Little Girl. Good Night"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12

Tn" remnants Of tho Irish rebel forces are
said to u. operating under the personal
command OF he Valera who seems to he de-
term ned 10 fight to the last man--up TO. but
not including. himself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
IIc1tiinc

.IIEN.1
''sep"'i scores. Bedtime
';la-Cr"p rcpotr by V. e. Sander.
New England crop satistician.
baseball scores "l'nd.r ~.
Evening Limp
'-Muoicai selections. Sci.n,iu,.
Review.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12

The Republican Senate favors a flexible
tarin-"nc. presumably that may he hent and
twisted by campaign orators. each according
TO his need
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
j udR ucut.

woman is In an awful pickle when she
ndS 10 ""c'"" where 10 place her major ar
'ection: on a dog whose pedigree wins HIN.
rihhonS. or on tho baby. whose daddy she
Knows too utterly well,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
1dnCninppr.

I'cbt keeps man in earnest. anyhow
Hope springs eternal, but springs need
creasinE.
People with horse-car minds should avoid
airplaneS.
Justice is usually sided arbitcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
wHW.

Chicago, In)
,. M-Musical program by Hilda
SehbcrR G"r"kc, soprano: Mrs. Clara
iiannsrh Miller, accompanist; Alnis
Z. Trhka. "cllist: Mary KEENAN,, ac-
c"nranist; Alfred Newman. baritone;
6rac" Rogers Rurline. accompanist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12

Papa Mccormick. according to Paris reports
has carried out his matrimonial vancouver.
This ought 10 h" an excellent chance for
li'tl" Mathdc /" obtain such parental CO.
operation she may require.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12

Sp.akinE Of whch-isnt it "a hopeful sign
that there are stll som" men in the coun-
Try with courage enough to accept tho post
OF fuel administrator?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12

These people for whom tho end OF At least
ono strike is always lin sight seem not 10
hc at all DISCOURAGED over tn" fact that their
batting average. is exactly 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
Up With the Times
ny u. %. ID.

Unless relief comes soon. many OF our coal
cellars will be listed among tn. has bins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12

Local observation loads tho Haitian Gazette
I" I'm little editorial space after This fash
ion: with all the awnings being NM mn
around town thcs" days. nercssi,atinc the
leaning OF stcpladd"rs against the front OF
buildings. it's easy 20 toll who tho supcrs,i.
ti"uS ones ar"-thcy don't take any chances.
hut walk around"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12

SATURDAY. AUGUST IL, 1872.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
WIZ.

(Srrinrficld, Mass.)
scurcs ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12

The Stannton Ncws-Lcader. in an editorial
sermon on Little Things" has this to say:
Every day is little life and our happiness
Is made up of the little courtesies little kind
ness peasant words. genial smiles friendly
letters. good wishes and good deeds MANY
an honorable aud successful career has snrung
from Kind word spoken in season or The
Whrm rrasp OF a frlnndlv hand"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12

Now captain John Paul" says the Scot,s
VINE news VIII have to I've shown what
seventh District citizens think of politicians
who gain election by the process of dis,r,,
chising enough roters',o ,urn the trick"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12

Ih" gloucester 'iaZette hRs Its shy ahou,
railroad ana min" strikes and winds il ,;r
as follows: Let good wages be r,t,, 60,
efficient work. but Lot the work go on Th,,
us the demand Of the American people and
1T is directed Just as much against tho head,
Of the railroad and coal compani as ur,tns,
tho strikers"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12

The LynchhurE News rejoces OVER m. Very
large attendance Of public sohoo, ,,schsrs
upon the sessions Of the summer no-m.l
schreis and adds; Their standing is now
higher than ever before in the history NJ m.
commonwealth both in scholarship and in
IN" pubic estimation. Eut much vet remains
I" he done in t"aChnr-traintng before tho
average school is what IL ouch, to he II vir
gina Is TO climb up from her present ciasst-
h"a'i"n as an average State our future as q
state depends upon Ahe persistent moving up
of.our educational Standards" 49, g..
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27
.sa Nep lllu aRinnlota, 6reitag ben ~, pft 1922 .
Del als 4ei5ung smaterial.

@s mag ni0t allgemein befannt
Iiei1, bab sbareits eine Nn3obl Sel
Brenner auf benz Marft fins Sic sic
gfotmenbtgfeit einen sroben ipoblgez
|fiiQten &oNeni6 6uppen gu baben anSz
mlieBen, aber es 1T benno6 Iat1a6e.
9Iu6 SEEM uln1er 1perben Sic @eleoen=
|beit baben Del alS Sei8ungSmaterial
|gebrau6en S1l fonnen, oenn Greo
.5eiter n1tb Stto Wiebenmqnn baben
nnter benz Nanlen Mep 1lln1 Oa &
5eater So. eine 6trrta gegriinbet Sic
IN ab1ebbarer 3eit DffieeS ei11ridte1l
tptrb, I'M sic 5nedmdbigfeit bteier
.Selbrelner 5lt oemonltrieren.
Die 8renner bte BON Der neue1l
lyirma gefitbrt tperben, lino sic Wortbz
ington n1b $50 &ol. Ser erite foitet
llrgefdbr $50 nno et9net ii6 fiir atle
Meiiben5en nn0 @el6dft8pldke NIT
Nusnabme Der aller9r6bten. Stir bte
:n1eilten @ebduoen lollte eir $50
Bre11ner geniisen. Ser SEQ Sol fiir
gr0bere @ebdube foitet $500. 4
DaS 9el bas fir 9etSungs3lpede
permenbet mirb beibf rGerz9zG1b.
9iq1ib Tuel" unb tit eigenS fir Sei3=
3tpede 3ubereitet. @S lit feil1 &eroz
fene l111b dn6 fetn robes Sel, 1Dnbern
et1le Mti6ung 5mii6en oen betben.
Dtes sDef }piro gu nnsefdbr 10 @entS
Ste @al1one perfauft tperDen nnb es
intro peraniWa9t, BOB 5tDil6en 125
n1b $50 @alDne1l Sel be11Dttot lperz
Sen, UNI bieielbena @ei3refultate 3n err
5telen ipie BON einer Ionne 9artfobz
len. DteS piirbe4 Die Setsung8foften
auf $3.50 BIS SIS bte 1ollne brt11se1l
uno auberoen1 @6nlnb n11b Mi6e
auSl6alte1t. Dteier Bre1l11er fann
ii: trge1lo ei1ter Dampf z9ei3ualierz
oSer @eibe 9uftz Anlase irtitalltrt lperz
Den. 'S
9el Brenner ii1b l6on felt Sabren
In SEN nrittkren 5taaten nie &an1a8,
llno Millourt I'M @ebran6, iparen
aber i'm Moroel1 llnbefannt. Sn BEN
@9meiteritdbten iinb iekt iebo6 au6
5don etli6e 9nnbert I'M @ebral6.
Ste 11eue @eieln6aft garanttrt 5attSz
faftton ODER baS @elb 3l1riid. Dte
erlten Brenner 1perben In nngefdbr.
10 Iage11 bier fem n11o ba1ln miro bie
gildtigfeit 6ea 8 esaers oel1lonftrirt.
tf1prhp11 ~.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

f. +s 5l x
Die Mitglieoer oeS ct. Slime
Court treffen gorbereitnngen fir
einen 6allome'en gerfanf llnb Ba3ar,
mel9er am Mortog l1a9n1ittag i'm
fatbolii9en 9dulbaufe ftatffi1los1l
ipirb. Nm Nbenb perben &arte1l
gelpielt.
Die &inoer llnbi Berpanbten BON
.Jrau Marp NrbeS periammelte1l
aii9 letten Donnerstag I'M 6ranf
Moibel Setnt an Norb granflin
.9trabe, nm ibren 9Olten @eburtstag
nit ibr 3u feiern. Die 9fd6nlitz
tags ll11b Nbealbitu1lbe11 }puroe1l
Iburd geielliee llnterbdltnng Derz
firSt 11b etn Dinner UNI 6 ubr
1IerDiert. Trall NrbeS frent 1i1 troh
sibres bobell MterS better @eiu1oz
bet. Tran George Meiol, 0rau
Brn1lf @aibel, syobn S. Arbes n1b
@enrp NrbeS bon Dailforb 1oiD11z
libip iinb &inber BON s5rdll NrbeS
lltb ipoBnten idmt1ih Der Jeier
BET; efeifo Ser lll1b Brau George
8ranbl bon ct. @eDrse nnb 9err
l1rlb 6ran Nlfreb Oaeiol BON gban=
.bron, Nebr,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

@ine @eibe Stem l1lmer syreunbe
ipeilten am @onntag abe11o I'll @alf
i'm @b. 96nobrt6 Seim IN 9isel
5otpnibip. Sc tpnr6e 500 geiptelt,
tpobet Brall Sobn Miller it,, Srau
Gb. 59nobri6 un0 Soc 9dnlibt, sir
Yreile baDo1,truge11. Sin 2un9 in
siret @dngen beI6loB ben allgeuebm
perbra9ten Nbenb.
@ine gan3e Nnsabl Stem l1ln1er
2eute tparen am gonrfag obe11b in
Ser Giitg 9alle Uni NIT .5errn unb
Gran Otto Stod bon Giltg berelt
sebrten 9o6seitStag feiern su bel=
fen. l1ngefdbr 40 Gdite tparen arz
ipelellb ullb sic llnterbaltung beS
abe11SS btlbete 500 9piel u1lb Ial15.
@tn fetlteS 9npper tpl1rbe ierbiert.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27
Grleioet &iiftenbrn(b
1T Mntp Mnfau
M11tp itiir5te in @raben. SRI. Sung
unter glmtp geflempt+ @rleibet
6iiftenbru1. Qlnbere SniaRe1t
tpmmen NIT Auetid5nngen oaz
pDt.

SSrl. Margaret &nn5, tpobnbaft 923
glorb @pring 9trabe TIT ba8 Spfer
etneS MutounfaneS, Der fi6 letten
@anlStagabenb ereisnete nno ltegf
NIT einem 19meren @iiftenbru6 im
2oretto @oipttal barnteoer.
SRI. RunB befanb ii6 an beiagtem
Mbeno In 8eglettung tbreS 8rlloer8,
@eorae Rnn3, unb Ser Grdulein 9nbia
s5eblbaber n1b Noie @ilff0ed NIT
einen1 9foabiter auf benz @ege gu
einem Sang I'M 9man Gate Haptllion.
@ie befan6er ii6 anf ber 9anoffrdbe
nnterbalb &lobner unb Der 8agen
bemegte ii@ in ntdt 5u GROCER @ezz
.fdminbigfeit, alS et11eS Der Wdo6en
brrd eine llnporii6tige BeDeeu1tg
.bie 2t6t19altung bernbrte lln6 10 bic
eleftrtf6en 2anlpen auSf9altete. Der
2enfer fonnte natirlt9 1t6t ieben,
ipobtn er fnDr ll1lb ebe er BEN Wage11
gum @ttnlta1tb brin9en fonnte, fauite
6ieier aud l6on .iber etnen Nbban9
III einen 5 Tnb ttefen @raben. Das
Muto iiberldlug ii6 nn0 e8 gelang ben
sniaiien MIR NIT Nabe, it6 aus oemz
ielben 5u befrete1, NIT Nu8nabme BON
SRI. &1n5, bte nnter benz Nnnpf
6eS @ntoS feitgeflemn1t mar. Grit
NIT St1fe ber Sniaiien etner poriiberz
fommenbe1 @ar. selang e8, baS Nuto
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27
@ploet,e 6pd)5eit,

DaS i66ae Teit Ser @olbener
So65eit fonnten AM letten 9ann8tag
Serr nnb 6rau s. 8. Tanlep bo1l
Cambria In ser borttge11 &tr6e
feierlt6 be9ebeal. Neo. $. IS.
@rtffttb bon Safe grpital iegnete bas
Dor so Sabren ge{6loifene 8lnbnts
nnb ein febr blb{6e8, gut porberet=
tete8 Brogrannm fam 5nr Nu8fiib=
rll11g. DaS Subelpaar oern1dblte
fi6 In @aleS unb fam frr5 11a6ber
nod Mn1ertfa. 5te ft1tb ste Glter1l
bon 8 &i11bern nnb @robeltern bon
II Gnfelft1bern. Ma6 Der Seter
llllb Hrogramm >pnr6e fiir anndb<
rerb 1870 @dite eth feine8 Dinner
lerDtert.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27
3iidter ppn ,Gbefer @bite" balte1t
gerfauf ab,

Die Bropn gonntp Gbeiter 0bite
Breeber,s Niipctatiolt smtrb an Dom
sen 81. Sftober rqdnrtt@
.ttags IN benz Serfauf8 YaDilton BON
.@leepp Gpe etnen 8erfanf abbalten.
SIS 1T bies Ser 5tpeite 8erfduf ieit
@ril1bnng Ser @eienf6aff bere1l
9aupt5mef barin beitebt, Sic 3ii6tuag
bon @bite @beiter I'M sBrotpn gpuntn
81 f0rbern unb gelegentl6e 8erfdufe
6ieier railenreinen 59fnet1e ab5ubalz
ten. 8eaAtsn Sic sic fpettere Bez
fanntma61ng oeS Berfal1fS an anbez
rer 9telle bteier au8gabe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

Sin Ser idbrli6en 3uiamn1en4
funft Ser rNaetinnefota @6ucation glifo1
eiation," bte In bieier ISOLDE. IN 9;ffI
Soul abgeDalten tptrb, nebnlen fo1gefla
Sc bieiige 2ebrsr tell: Nolltn Gbnr6,
@retden 9teinballier, Sean Ireuoz
mell, Ngatba Mniiell, Gmnra Tripp,
Marie 3ebren, 9elen Salperlo11, @liz
aabefb= 5prtefterba6, 8eata Neager,
sMarte @arnod, Marn gln1ete 9arrp
DirfS, Yngd @rtdion, War1 Ren1p
.n1lo syba &o6, fpel6e an O1tttlpod
udo Donner8tagz IN 8eg1eitung bon
f9nperirtenoenf Nu9nft @loor uno
s@o1I6nlbireftor 81. S, 9temart mad
Ser Sauptftaot abreiiten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27
Setter ber @ei6dftss
1pelt III Gbica9o
l@elpben i1rem 8ciitanb 5ur 8eiie=
r11ng Der bebenfliden Sage Der
an1erifanii4en 0armer. 8nz
itdnbe I'M Mderbau tner0en alS
beflaaenstpert be5ei6net.

/ Chicago, 25. Sft. SSn @rfen1ltz
mis- ser rbeflagenStperten 3nltdnoe
.tn oer amerifanil@en 2a11bmirfi6aft
+fabten ettpa SO leiteltbe @e11dftSlellte
BON Chicago, barunter 8ertreter BET
8abnen l1nb Der 59lad dtbausinonitrte,
.einen 8ei6lub, nortn fie fi6 per=
pfli6ten, 5n1amn1en3utpirfen uno oie
Mitntrfnng aller ge16dftli9e1 Sn=
tereiien 3n erlangen, nm BEN Sdrn1ern
gu belien. Sen Nntrag fellte s. s.
Wilfon BON Ser 0ilfon @eieMdaft,
;@robf6ld6ter. 8orber btelten Yrdz
'iibe1lt Sotparo bonn amertfantl6en
s5armbiirobunb, Hrdftbent 3egge bon
ser S1tternattonal SarDeiter Gompanp
nrb Sulins Barnes, Der 8oriitenoe
Ser 6anbelSfam1ner Der Ser. Staqz
ten, Nnlpra9en. Drdii6ent 9omaro
Rrtef sic Berianlnlnng.
8utano Der 2eibeigenfdaft.
Ser 3mef, fagte er, iet bte beflaz
genstperten 8erbdltnilie u ber ldnbzz
stDtrff fDaftli6e1i Jn6hh itrte 6arsnlesen
uno Ben 8etitano Ser @elddftSmelt
CUR Beiler1ng Der Gage 81 erlangen.
Dte amertfanti6en Barmer iteben
in @efabr, auf einen 3uitanb Der 2etbz
etgenidaft berabse6riidt 81 tperoe1l,
Der ii6 1lur NIT benz in Rublano be-
.itebenoen perelei6en lafle. Die Sc
i6dftSleute bel1lolfen ilberbie8 @ilz
.iekung einer Giinferfommillion, nm
Ste Iatia6en BEL 6ieier Gage Der San=
bel8faml11er Ser Ser. Staaten, Ben
fommer5tellen &lnbS, ben nationalen
@anoelSperbdnben ulb 8anfinitiz
tl1ten barSnlege1l. Sbre Mitmirfllng
ion getponnen tperben, llrn Die 2anoz
tptrtl9aft tpteber allf eine @runblage
gelnnber @oblfabrt gu brtngen.
9aS grDkte @ei4dft.
Ser Mderbau 1T bas grSbte Sc
i9dft In btelem 2anbe, erfldrte 2egge.
.Gs 1T a6tz Bis 3ebnmal 70 grob alS
fem na6iter 9fipale. Berl9iebene
@ei6dftSlente ieben barin eine natiirz
Tide SilfSquelle. llno bod 1T ieine
gerlpaltung NIT an ben Derpidelten
Trage1l anoerer @ei6dfte perfnipft.
Ser Garmer, iagte 2es9e, 5able einen
groben Teil BON Sen 20bnen, pel6e
an Sic organiiierte Arbeit gebe11. Die
261ung Der lrage lte9e in Der Or
ganiiation uno ei1em beiier georonez
ten Marft. Nrditoent 9onarb tpies
an Der @a11b BON d3ablen nod, bat
Ser @etpinn be8 etn5elnen JarnerS TN
Sabre 1920 bnr6f6nittli9 nur $186
betrl1g. 9ierbon bate er ieine &inoe1
gu er3teben, Doftorre6nlngen 5u be-
I5ablen, &leioer 3r faufen, fiir Ser
.i6le6ternng ST be3ablen, ieine Ma=
i6inen nnb 8erii6ernng aufre6t5nz
balten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27
men.

6rau 8 q. 9arris unb 966n=
den Ste +ii6 n1ebrere Woebe i'm @eSnt
ser @lterrt reip. @robelter1l 9errl1
.uno 6rau. @rnif @oebne 5ll 8e{nd
allfgebalten batten, iinb N1ittipo6 tpies
Der na6 WtnnfapoltS 3uriidgefebrt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27
Stem ulnt beoeut>
e1toer @ier Marft


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gu etnem tpi6tisiten Ser @ter unb Sc
fliigel= ,3entern BON Minneiota nno Bis
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Quantttdten BON 100000 Dubenb
Gierr 1lnb 100000 Hfunb gei6la6tez
tenn @eflitgel bon bier aus na92 ben
.leite11ben Mdrften I'M Often lno
8eiten oerl6idt baben.
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beretts ebe11looiel @el9dft beiorst NOR
ben, ais mdbren0 Der gan5en II
Monate i'm Sabre 1921. Die bieiiz
gen Sdnoler iagen aus, oab it6 0ie
Garn1er Ser bteiigen @ege1o uno an6
Sic @taotleute bon Sabr 3u Sabr
mebr nnb 1nebr Der @eflii9el5n6t nib
men. DteS iit bauptid6li6 bent nn1z
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@efretoe. 9bmDDi Ste augenb1tdli6i
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fiir @ter un6 Is @ent8 fir @efliigel
11i6t 70 bod lirto, ipie int pergangenen
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ei11en 10 9roben enttptdelt,. bab Der
Beroienf fir Sic 3ii6ter ebenlogrob,
nenn nt6t 9r0ber 1T, alS I'M porber=
gebe1lbe11 Sabr.
8reiie iett iebr gut,
gbarles $. @tuebe, bon ser 8irna.
9tuebe 8roS., ipra6 ii6 babtngebenoi
aus, 6ab piele Tarn1er NIT 0em @rz.
trag oe8 @ieroerfaufS mebr alS genugt
einnebn1en, um tire @rocerien m110,
@6nittmare1 barauS 5u 'be3ablen.'
Die Tirnla @tuebe 8roS. bat &nnz
Ben, Ste tpD6entli9 Sd &ilten @ier
BORT abltefern.
SEEM ulmer @ier l1no @eTiigel tperz.
oen mad Stem Oorf, Chicago, Bbtlaz
belpbia nno an6ere1l groben 6ftlt6en
Wedrften pen9tdt;; eS tDerben iogar
@eflIqellenbunge11 na@ ga1tforttten
Qe1l1a6t, no Sic Betpobner Sen Mtnz
11elota Dl1n1ontb ModS, @pal1botteS
unb 8rabmaS sen gor5ug gebel1.
STE Sdnbler geben befannt, babl bic
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tpie mad bem er]tel1 96neefan. 8iele.
.@eflugel3u6ter bebalten lire Slbner,
bis Ser erlte @6nee fdlt 1no ais
.Neinltat bapon neroen 6ann eire l11tz
gebeure Menge 6iibner auf ben Warft
getporfe11, NOS ste BreiIe naturge1t1dB
auberorbentlt6 berunterOriidf.
@efisel MugteQnng I'M Sanuar,
Ser Tort{dritt, ben 8rp>pn gou11tp
In Ser @efligel5u6t gema6f bot, mtr6
IN Ser idbrlt6en @eflii9elan8 telung
peran{6auli6t lein, Sic Sdnudr nd6z
lten SabreS in ser SEEM ulm Nrnnorp
abqebalten nitro. @8 lpirb eripartet,
oab in bieier gluSitellung Iber 500
Gremplare bon 9iibnern auSgeitellt
lein lperoen. Die @efIiigel3it6ter Stem
.lllms nrb anbere11 0rti6aften beS
.Gonntps treffen idon iett ale 8ors.
bereitnngen fiir bie{e 8robe @efligelz
5n1t8ftpIIf11o. !