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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

Cine iutcrefante Melbrng a1ts 8cf=
arab fin6en mir IN enropdii1en Gldt@
tern. sic 1antet: uDie in lmOIlaplz
id}en politil6en &rei1en gegen Sranfs
reid berri6enbe 5timmung, bic inn
mel tpieoer I'M Qanbe nn0 a1d in Der
greHe gum Nusbrud fomnnt, fiIbrte 81
sinem 35pi1benfau i'm bieiigen neneiz
rihteten 6ptel 81 topia. Sort tpar Ell
ne 9rDBere bornebme @eiell1nft bers
lammelf, nrb nls our Nfittagsitunbe
mad ser liioilaipilden Nationalbpmne
BON nroerer 5eite au6 Bic Marieinai'e
oerlangt nrtb ge1pieH mnroe, iblieb ein
Sell Des 8ublifums liben. Son einem
Glide Ger, an Ser Ser fran5Diii6e &or1@
Iltl NIT 1einer Srou uno aroeren SranS
,oIen lab, ipurbe burd Den f%rar9o1tz
ld1en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6idarS
Ser ebert oils i'm 5iBen berbarrenDe
@orre5ponbent Ser Ngramer Sb5or
Matolics CUNT Mnflteben aufgeforoert
Mutof ies bertpei9erte bies nit Dem
6intpeis berauf, Dab CT in ieinem 2anz
Sc MAIDEN fDnne, apas er lpolle, tporalf
ser Sran8ole li1 81 Watoiies begab
uno i'm pbrfeigte. 9as mar Der gez
9inn zines ipiiiten 5fanoals. @ini3e
Mnlpe1enoe ltnr5ten it6 al1f Den Sranz
.5oien, berpriigelten i'm nno tparfen
i'm aus bem &otel binaus. Sc tpnrz
SEN Mebplper ge5Dgen, Die Sra15ole n
Ionen vgerbrde 56meinel" gerltf en-
5aben unS' ldlieBlt9 eribien Die go
li3ei. Nit Sen 8ufen: uBir TIM
bier feline fran5Diii6e &%oloniel", ssh
5inb ni6t in @abagasfarl" nno dbf1<
fidem, ma9ten Sic Nnlpeienoen Den
Nran5o1en, sic bas 2ofal flu6tnrtiQ
berlieben, ibren 5fanbpllaft flar."
8ir fragtet1 unS beim 2eien Der
Nabri6t, Oh tpobl 0ie lerbii6e 8egiez
rung aub acknowledgement ltrrb gnts
19a0igungen na6 Starts ienoen mnB.
@dre Sic 5a6e in Deutl6larb paiz
liert, Damn bdatte ser @err 0ei6sfan5=
Ter @irtb, als 8ertreter Ser uWattrot.
9elben~ beuti6en N%egierung, bo6 il:
her nieber l%tunoenlang, ipinIelm ali
Dem 8au6e Iiegen0, Die Sran5oIen lin
Ger3eibung bitten miiIen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

Gine ldier pantfartise 9ttmmur9
herrldt IN 2onoon Oh bes @tntretene
Snbtens fir Sic 9irfet. 3nrnal yltes
mono redt meib, mas letten G11oeS
babtl1ter
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

gla6 crit iett bier a%nselonsten
gladridten bat lhon am "a. yebrnar
ser Oeitber abseieste) 9taatS1etrefar
fit sSnoien, Montasu, benz garla=
n1ent iiber ste i3uftdnoe tn S1tote1l
reiren Wein einseldenft. nno oas
NIT ether mabrbaft perbllTfefoe1l
0eutli6fett!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

Dab @nelono li6 bamrit brii1tet,
ntenals lei eine @unserSnot tn S1lote11
TO l6limm selpelen, mte ote lebt an. per
Wolao, lit beSeidnenO-fir brtttlfeS
Ybartldertllm!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

@o tart lit Ser NnOrang gu BEN
beutiden @amstagsidulen tn ct,
9oris, oaB l6on iett firtuno5man5t9
alallen einseridtet meroen tonnte11'
llnb oud bieie retden fanm aus!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

Mit ser Miebermerfung bes jehtgen
Iufltanbes in @ibafrifa 1T Die sa9e
nod 1ange ni6t abgetan. Der @et1f
ser Gmp6runs lit e%eblieben!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24
,,@nt al ppr iplden ,6u11nen, T.

r@nt al npr iplden ,@nnnctt,
Man niimmt oaS Suite, no man eS
finoet. Dft ltest es iberraI6enb
tnabe, no man eS ni6t uermltet baben
mnroe. 90 ieben NIT, beibt es TN
BittSbnrger golfsblatt nro JretbeitS
freunb, III einem bena6barten Organ,
baS sii6 gem0bnlt6 6ur6 btlfige 8ez
merfnngen iiber alle8, mas pmitte!
europdi{h If, nus3et6nef, eine 9teGe
aus ser iiingjten Nnmmer oeS uNtz
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

Ser @rfolg Der &onfere1y tn
@enl1a mirb bur6 Nublano til Srage
eeltellt," %bebanpten bte Trar5olen.
Die Wabrbett fennt troboem 1eDer!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

Sin mirflid feuerii6ereS @ebduoe
geb0rt audi iebt nod 81 ben aller.
srDbten geltenbeiten. Sails es
iiberbaupt ein loldeS 9ibt!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

@inen @turm Ser Gntrii tnns bat
in SET italteniIden Breile ote Ser=
letbuug tarfil6er 9anbelsfonsell'o1sn
an Elm am1erifantldes 9nnottat per-
urlaht. ueberal bie gletde 5reuno@
1daft uno Oanfbarfett!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24
!aroft Der TIM ppt,t &pngreR rerlic=

Strait Der tim bDnt &DngreR ioerltcz
Zen @ouma6t fat Brditoent 9ar6ing
Sic Musfubr BON 8affen na6 China
perbpten. 8are Elm dbulides @erbot
I'M Seabre 1914 fir europa erlal1en
4pprben, tpiirSe es Millionen 0fenfden
oas 2eben erbnlten nnb nngebeulerl;er
9crit1rung bon tpertbolen @iltern boz
oe6cugt baben. Das ipdrez ~ Der 5at
Sic gfettung Der 8ipiliiafiof getpeien.
Ser &riea tpGre IN ipe1liger nls elnem
Sabre ait grDe 9egangen. Qber
Woraas uuo @onlorten bitten bel Der
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24
Gri6eint ieben Treitae
Sem lllm, Brotpn So, Mttneiota
@erouseeber, gilbert Stetabal1ier
Entered at the Post Office at New Ulm, MINI
as Second Clas. Mail Matter.

Nud bon ben Teinben 9eutidlanbS
I'M 2uftldiffmeien rldbaltlos a1lerz
fonrt. Mber nt1t netblo8!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-31

Ole Muiierten iibernefg men sen
s6IaM hriitliiber Minoritddten iii
So;lien, 90 Die Giirfcn ii6 als ullfal-
bige germalter betpieien baden.
geribtigung ser Mraaihen
@retalinie, init Mtoa ais Mns-
\ gangspunHf, u1lo 5haffung elmer
Notwithstanding in Mbriatlopel.
81 aiirfen af5eptieren riidbnlt-
los oie britll6e 20iung 0es 8robz
tents ser 9aroanenen-5traBe.
3ie britilde @ren5e IN Mefppo.
tamien loI Sic 9.tihaft MoIul,
miteinid)lieben, mas BON BEN Sir.
ten treitig gemadt mar.
Cine tirfiib britifbe 5onoer-.
&ortpertion fir Die Gol1er bon 25
Sabren ion abgeIdIohen neroen.
Sic Girfen geben orti=britiide
Gropaganoa in sSSnoien, 8eriien uuo
Mfgbaniitan al1f.
Mnatolien ion Ole 9obe gforte
als Die re6tmdbiige @egierung in.
Ser giirfef anerffe11nen uno sic
9berbobeit beS gultons iiber Mna-
tolien tpieoerbprlte4en.
Nrbeiter1nrnben in Danc1narff.
&openbagen. 49, SIN SIN @efolqe
Ser augemei,ten Mrbeitga11siper-
rul1g ftn0 m ben @ropin3en Int.
ruben altsgebroben, nno es NOR
n0tig, Militair auf811biieten, Inn Sic
StrnBen nb5npatroniQierett.
Ebeo @ereh, Giibrer Ser bGni-
i6en aomm,1niiten, mltroe fir5IiA
megen Notwithstanding unb
Mufrei5urg gum Mltfrltbr 1T Man=
6ers, Siiflat16, Derbnftet.
Die MISUNDERSTANDING, Die am
Is. Sebruar erfldrt murbe, be3iebt
iih altf fait ane Snonitrien aus
idlieBlid Der Safenarbeiter. gg
lit Ser groBte Mrbeiterfampt SEN
SOS 2onD ie erlebt Fat. 10000.
Nngeiteute ltno betroffen. Nerur-
indt pur6en Die @irren oaourdj,
bob Sic Mrbeitgeber oie 2obne 90
Gro5ent fiiir5en uno 0ie Mrbeitsitl11-
oen Derlangern molten.
sbnbifaliiten anr 9nngeritreif.
2iilabon. 10 gpnoifoliiten
meroen bon 6er Gegierul1g i'm Sort
$40 Ssltlio 8arro gefa11gen gebalterL
neil iie atrgebli6 ON 8ombenerplolio=.
men. IbnlO iino. Die 2elte peigern
li6, Sragen gu bea1ttporter, rno ba=
ben einen &u11gerltreif begonne11.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-31
Dag erite be1tide 6oaanb-S nititnt,

Mn Der nniberlitat in Granffurt
q. 90. lit ieBt Elm @olan6-Snititut
11en geidaffen noroen nit Dem
3ped, i'm &odi1ulunterri1t cine
allieitige &erntnis oeS 2atloeS, iei-
11er ginri6tungen nnb geiitigen
Str0mltrtgen 5u bermitteln. Inn Die
@ranou1tg bat iid 8rof. Ms. .. ..
Meer DEFENDERS peroient gemaht.
IS miro al1b bon bem DerDorragen-
ben Garmaniiten ser uniperiitat
@roningen Brof. 8aren6 giinlonS
~unterltiibt nerben. Die nieoerlGf1-
6iibe notwithstanding iblllg, 0a
lie hren geoarf an inoiiOen We
a1nten in ben naditen Sabre nidt
ielbit miro beden .foinltel1, Dor fur
5em Dor, 200 oeutlde 2ebrer mad
eitlbaIbidbriger M~nsbilaung nadD
SSt1oien 81 i1iden. Ga cine 1olde
A%lsbiloung in Sollanb ielbit Bel
Der ieBigen gnlrta faum in Sragc
fon1n1t, miro es bieaeidt m1glib
Iein. iunge ,De1tidez Die an bent
granffurter SouanozSnititut porgc-
bil0et nerben por5ugsueiie fir Sic
11ieoerldnoiiden &olonien berarlou-
5iebe1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-31
2ebensmaoe.

Dieier Gage muroe alli enter
Bonf I'M Gran5=Soief Garf in sal5
burg Ser 39idDrige, in 8ilab gebo.
re1l ebemnlige MISUNDERSTANDING
Mforio bon Merten nit elmer S6uB.
pl11oe III Ser redten 5dlafe PC,
tpuBtlos oufgefunoen. 9er sdfper.
Derleste, beiIen 3nitano ;ieDr ,ernlt
purbe III oas ct. Sobalnlsipital
gebradt. Mus b%interlaIietlen 9rie.
fen gebt berpor, baB Ser as5cnsfrii.
oe aus lngIudfll;Ger 2iebe DallD an
i9 geIegt bat. Merten it nod an
gleiden Gage g%eitorbeE.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-31
Jnlann.
Sic a,nerifaniidens @eparations.
Wniuriide.

H. .F.. e. SFES @sfTZpfs~I e&EErir.
@aibingtoM 9. IS. Muf glei>
dem g1lBe nit Ben Mlniterten bean-'
lprl1ben sic Ser. 5fqaten pone See
aab1l1ng Der Soften, Sic ib1en our6
oie 8eietl1ng oeS Mbeinla1roes err
padien fins, nibt mir aus @riin=
Sen ser BiQigfeit, ionoern dig
Me6t, gegen melbes feline tedlli--
i6en ginmenou1gen erboben meroen
fonner. @as lit Der Snbalt ether
Mote, &pelhe sic. amerifanii6e Sic
gieru11g glcidlaltteno ben Negler111=
gen BON 5ranfreih, @elgien, @roB-s
britam1ien, Stalien nno SSapan.
iibermeilen lieB. Die geote erfn9t
i'm Moridlage, mie Die slngelegenz
beit ber11illftig gu regeln Jet.
sic beiugt ferner, .baB Die gciam=
ten Soften aMer Beiasl1ngsarmeen
pom III. MoDember 1918 BIG 5n1t
1. Mut 1921 Sic 5nmme bon $$S,=
639,2S2,0O0 @ofomarf betragen.
8elgien, Jranfreib 1n6 Stolten
baben fir Dieie Beriobe Doae Be=
aablurg erbalten, mabreno Der 1l11=
be3ablte Melt bis l.. Mat 1921 l.
66O,O9O,O00 @o1omarf betrl1g. ga.
bon baben Sic 8ereinigten 5taaten
966,374,O00 @olbmurf 81 foroern,
oas ibrige gebort @robbritanttine1nl.
53mifhen benz 1. Wai lro 81. 9e5
sen1ber 1921 fat @robbritaf1tten-
i36,916,OOO. @nlomarf erbalte1,
11ro 0iele 8e5abllrng pllroe aus
oriidli6 unter 8orbebalt Der Nedte
ser Bercinigten 5taaten get1acbt
uno empfanger.
8um 5bluB beiBt es, oaB ole
Ser. 9taaten 8oridlage our per-
niinffttigen Negelung oieier AA1gele-
qe1beif erparten u1o nod Gn1ptfal11g
bon 8uiiderungen Ser 9ablnng germ
bereif iiro, iber patience Wtlttel az
beslr.attte11, mie lire Mnipri6e betr1e-
oigt merben fornen.
Mmerifaniide srnppen AM Nbet't
meerocn s11riidse5ogen.
Moihinaton, $. e, &riegslefre-
tar Weefs bat ben 8efeN erlal1en,
oab aue iett am Rbein ifationiltesrtEe1l
gruppen Bis 5um I: SSltli nod ben
Ser. gtaatcn 5urliidffeDrer mullen.
Ser gefebI be5iebf fid att Die
estpa 1000 Mann betragenoe 5rl1p-
penmadt, sic BON Der Dor mebrerelTl
Wod)en erlaIienen, lett III Der PLUS llls
ilbrung b~egrifenen 8iidber1fltngs
Dr0re anggenpn1n1et1 NOR.
9efretqr @eefs iagfe Die bsloelll
Gronsportidiffe, peld1e 1eRt ole'
Gruppen 3uriidbrillgen baber1 Be+
febl erbalten, lire Gdtigfeit bis 51sll1.
II. SnIi forf5ulesen. Big oabir per'
sen one Gruppen bonn Gbei1 5ltrlld=
ge5ogerl poroen lem.
.s Das Borgeben ooes &riegsoeparte
nte,lttss lei leoiglib cine B%ortieRlng5
SET "a FIJI ,er ar1gefiinoigten Bolitif, biz 81,
ameriifa. ssl Iruppen ID Idnel als
m0ali1 ats Dent Nbleil1lano 5uriid:
susieben. Der 5fat1o Der 8elesge-
bltltg I'M aongreB nar babel eberlo.
penig bon ginfluB als 0ie &pf1ttro<
lberle Iber Die 8eiQku1lgsfplta
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-31
MtxIkas Gi[enbsre-$aee
Mls Spatie1t cine srokartige Gele-
ae1theit berIDr.

81 ~ A C4Wl SS*sySS% 0($&U%> E AMa
Muh Merifo bietet einen iipbiael,
gooen fir 8olfs . neberlieferun.
gen, nn6 gar manGe oerfelben limo
1rtdt IN 8iider iibergegangen, OBJ
itpobl ibnen merigitens Elm fatlah-
lider &adbalt 5ugetanoen miro.
Darnnter lit ar6 Ole nahltebenbe
2egenoe, Die iogar eine11 auBeror.
pe1ttlt9 folioen nntergrul1o bat, ..-
Iamli9 einen 8erg BON .giIen. sic
ipieH IN Ben Sagen ser blutrinlti-
gen ipanii6en groberu1ger.
Nobe benz Mereaoo-Berge in Mt.
megtfo I'm 10 er5ablt rial1 i'm 1olfe
bra6ten ipauiide 5oloaten Ell.
11ett N5tefen : @anptliag I'M, mel
DIET, tpfe ma1de a11oere @efanaene,
Statten %berborsenar Sbabe sen fiji
bergiertgen @paniern ni6tt perra.
ten Doltett o6er %.fonnter.
&l1r5 Dor ieine1n @eridei6en iaa-
te Der Sauptling. ouf ienen Nerg
5efgetto: ySeht, 6as lit ser ernpor-
gerefte Singer 6es Mad]egottes, uno
er miro zines Sagcs oie blin6e gar-
belt Spaniens beimiuden." Sic
gpiiooe puroe ipater in 1paniibcn
Soffrei1en gelegettlid binterbrabt
nod anf Ser S1be SET 1pariihcn
Grfolge aber oie &ioalgos nn0
ibre Damen batten MIR 2aden unb
5p0tteln 6afitr. Diitere .8ropbe-
5einngen nngliidlther @riegsgefan-
ge11er, Die man 11or6ete, fur lterter
toamals nod manberlei. limo baitte
iiberbaupt iematto oie @orausIaae
emit ge%t1ornn1er, 10 piiroe er lib
bod pabribeinlt@ etpas an6creS
babel geoa6t baben> oIs BEN Gerlult
elmer nidt geil1dten @elege1beit,
lid einen groBen &ei6tltm an 81,
fener5 als in ei1tem 8erqe BON
Natur aus bertpobrt uno bis bette
lneri6opft - au5ulegen.
.@erabe IN 6ielem @inne aber
ioate ii6 Die 8orausiage 6es lter-
benben Saltptlings b%etpabrbeitcn.
s@lefb Der @ol6iuber, melde sic
MeibtImer iiberiaben, Sic i'm pl111-
berbplen 8oben anglo : amerifani-
i6er Seile Ser Ser. Gtaaten inter
ibren BMiben 1agen, idanten sic ipas
ftti6en 5~ilberidger nit gierigen,
aber bod bltn6en o6er bl06en SIT,
gen aaf Sen nadten bl~utfarbigen
8erg, tDelder %pertboIer mar, ols
al(es, mas sic Sponier in einen1
Sabrbun6ert aus Merifo 1tno aus
Heru nebme1 io1ltenl
Ser eitIe. Mercaoo tat meiter
nidts, alS bem auffalen0en gerg
ieinen eigenen Mamelr an5ubangen.
@ann iprengte.,er 6abon unb 1ebte
Die Sag6 mad Dem Maetan fort,
tpe16es ct als sic ein3ige 9orm
bon tpirfli9em @ert, an5uleben 1id)
gep6bnt batte.
Gs lit i9per> 5u ioger, pelhe
Solge 6ie @nt6efung oieles gr6B=
ten a0rpers giiencraa, Ser iiber
benz @r0bo6en in Ser @eIt crifttert,
gebdbt baben miirbe, mern Sic Sor=
f6er ieinen tpabren Bert bcgriffen
bdtten. Mber es lit ein 10 idneioe1l-
Der Sobnt mie bic 8eltgei1idte
MIR iema1s ei1en geboten bat, onB
Die ipanii6en Solbate1. CUR 8eit,
a1s 5panien M 1t Glitter iiber-
Gttigt un6 bagegett an CT
len + m par, Inn einet Ser bpn-
fornettitcn gifeniddee ser groe her=
umgingen, nie Sic Safe Tim Sen
beiBen 8rei, rnb ibr MiBgeidid
berfludten, neil iie unibts bon
Bert" ienfeits ser Serge gefnnoen
battenl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-31

n1ono1o,,n : 49, M,,f bng 1111er-
n,nsM%a Mefreibpu Germ 6 Boebrs,
Muus mas,;ssrs ~ h;p5;;apa yqou1ifees
~ ~. g. 9Ds7l Observation-Disclosures baf
~ IS ~ eIsnaIa,rner ,@n,t1ra1nifn
NV wv * a. $500, IN, 80 5oO 81
g ~, % pn,sf hsiae,te,,ert ms oepr1
~ gts.e &C., ssrio,ns Gerfirp Commit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-25
As Oklahoma
Editors See IL!

According TO the Eufaula Journal
the worst nuisance in community life
Is the person who takes piece of
paper and tears II all into bits and
scatters the bits in the stroot.
Historical item in the Fartlesviile
Examiner: Beer was made in Egypt
$500 years aso. Addenda--"but It. S
all gone"
Newspapers are sometimes blamed
for departing from the truth, but
any editor can testify that more
kicks come because OF telling the
truth than because OF misstate-
ments, says the Ada News.
No, daughter, the list of the
twelve most famous women in Amer
lea does not include one with
bobbed hair, remarks II, q. Spauld-
ing in the Shawnee News.
Some men go to the beach to en-
Joy the beauties OF the sea, while
others go TO enjoy the beauties in
the sea, says the Enid Eagle.
II used to be wine. women and
song that made the young men leave
eome. says J. Y. Campbell In tby
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-25
Timely VielcS on World TOpics
'bcttcr Mothers and Laws to Protect Them" Is
Woman Candidates Plea

Il do not approve of women engarin, 4,
trades which might have detcrorating effect
upon thclr own peculiar structure. | want bet .
Ter mothers in the world and l want women TO
unuertake the special training OF their daugh-
Petcrs-Parkhurst OF Berwyn Md. Mrs paters-
l'arkhurst Is seeking tho democratic nomination
!or United states representative from her dis
1T seems to mo that there Ia no question that
"htn humans understand sex more thoroughly
ana learn physical animal control we shaI Eays
icWer hut better babies brought into the world
Il most firmly believe that motherhood is a
womans primary duty and that woman should
l'aFe th!s world little better off In population
thln she herself found It, By no means do /
advocate use OF dangerous Instruments or drugs
but do think, and Il Is only after a lifetime OF
research work say IL, that we cannot let base
passions rule US through HE. nor can we let our
ideas run rampant
MY investigations have brought 10 mo some
mighty conclusions. First, | feel that there is
something radically wrong with our social con-
diuous, and secondly there is somethinr worse
yet IN our political situations.
1t lS Tor us all TO put our shoulders TO tho
Wneel ana push and study ana grow wiser and
Il ask our girls who seek a calling outside
or the home 20 take up stenography typowrlt-
ihg ihg or clerical work within their physical capa-
plHutS' ana teol very strongly tho need of a
mothers allowance law which viii assure a
woman compensation when the instinct OF moth
tthood asserts Itself and she gives up paid en-
ployment on tho outside ana seeks seclusion
Tor the purpose OF attaining motherhood. be-
lieye that by doing away with A large stnndinv
army tho money thus saved would more than
pay a mothers allowance.
!, believe In men doing mems work and
highly recommend that ali boys take up n good
trade. We want rcd -blooded men In America
Tor the future fathers of the face-men whose
muscles stand out like whipcords from the use
OF hammers and saws and other Instruments OF
trade deplore the growing tendency OF men
counters ana at stoves ' ~
- do not feel in sympathy with the alarmist
VINO SeIls America Is going to the dogs Pro-
hlbllon Is putting tfis country on the hum
; Rsesass neither OF these statements Ia correct"
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FOUR DANCING FEET
BY Jane Phelps.

impatiently for Jennie TO come
home from school the next day. She
had promised to ask the teacher
~ wei. WHAT, what'd she ssy?" Gertle
asked as soon as the little girl came
in, while Mrs. Cummings stopped
dishing the stew to listen.
She says II you gave your word,
and Mr.. Rosenburg keeps his and
gives you the same you will have
to stay a while. But that IL the
place is better one--gives you n
better chance--that you can tell
him you will leave after certain
time. She said two or three months
would be all right"
III you stay will Rosenburg give
you the five dollars?" Mrs. Cum
mings asked anxiously. 1t would
be hard. now she had planned TO
use II, to be disappointed.
Hes got to-" Gertie answered.
And ma. | amt sure that other
one, Fagan, would take Lilly"
you can't always hold back for
her." Jennie broke in. 1T ain't
fair! You are prettier than she Is
and / think you dance better. She's
more stylish, though" she added.
style 70 thesc children mean. Jus:
as much as It did to the children OF
the avenue. That II was a cheap
imitation made no difference.
"Gertie can be stylish too now!"
Tim said. Il guess she won't have
to give all she earns 10 US" He
was a manly little fellow, very
proud when he earned a little. Il m
getting so / can help more, amt l,
ma?"
II don't care so awful much
about being stylish" Gertie said
slowly. Ia rather learn things, and
have things better here. And, ma,
now you can have new dress TO
go 10 church." Some way Gertle
herself. II only that letter from
been from Tom! But she tried to
enter into the spirit Of the family.
Ma was so pleased, poor ma! She
had had hard time always.
Rosenburg stormed he used ev-
cry argument he could think of to
compel Gertie to sign a contract.
But in vain. Gertie was like all
people of little education-once
make them afraid OF n paper, fear
tul Of signing their name. and they
are almost impossible TO convince.
Finally no had to be content.
You'll stay three months?"
"I'll find some way TO keep her"
he said that night as he noted how
the young fellows, and older ones
also. were interested and amused
while Gertie danced. She often re-
fused numerous invitations to sit
at tables with them, but without
making them less friendly. She was
drawing card--and that meant
money for Rosenburg.
Tomorrow-the postman leaves n
package.
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Everybody needs n vacation ever
yeer and would be glad to get on
every munth.
Summer is divided into the peep
that go away and the people the
stay home and get postal cards froi
the people that go away. This prove
how easy we can share our blessing
II we only have a little considers
tion.
Vacation is divided into the cour
try. the sea shore and the mour
tains. depending purity on ware go
wunt to go and partly on ware yOi
relations live.
Some OF advantages OF the cou,
try are are air. the chickins layif
fresh eggs vile you wate, and gra
growing evcryware and flowers son
places. vile on the other hand n
sea shore has Jest as mutch air an
is bounded on one side by the ocen'
while on the other hand the mour
talns have even more air and a.
mutch sleeper, being n good thin
In case you like to cline and a ba
bad thing in case you don't.
Jest because people come bac
from their vacation all sunherr
everybody thinks they had a goo
time weather they did or not. Thi
proves bewty is onv skin daep I'M
that's all the deeper its genrell
necesserry.
The werst thing II can do on you
vacation Is rain. II you have n bun
time on your vacation II makes yo,
glad to get back agen. proving there
no place like home II you cant INTO,
yourself enywares elts.
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when published In q newspaper that recognizes
Its obligations to ths public
But The world congratuls,es The voters OF
this state on an opportunity to put an ever
lasting end to this intrigue and corruption.
After tho primary next month that opportunity
will present Itself IN fun. The Augean stables
must be clcnused by driving out tho last vestiRe
Of tho cahal that has discredted not only a
great political organization but n commonwealth
as we'll Tho light must be turned on every
dnrkcned corner and its foul-smelling secrets
laid hnre. Regardless OF the Vaccinations Of
the desperate political and financial intrlgucrg.
tho voters will have the opportunity 10 do pre-.
cisoly this I'm November
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mn TLXAS PRIMARY

only native Texan can correctly auaIyzc tho
primary results We doubt II native Texan
can figure It out correctly.
Henry. the senatorial candidate who conduct.
ed n campaign OF great vgor for the khan who.
os he said. went about with the American flag
In one hand. tho fiery cross In the other pro.
claiming himself klonsman. was a poor fourth
In tho running. Yet Candidate MnyfIold who
dld not declare himself on the klan issue was
high man In tho running whllc Ferguson. tho
impoa'h'd governor and running as an nvowcd
enemy Of tho Khan ana favoring modification
OF the prohibition law. was a close second
Tho klon claims 10 hnyo won n victory In
Mayfold, tho candidate who ala not dccIare
himself on the iasuc. while tho antl-prohibi-
tIonsts claim victory in Ferguson the anti
khan candidate.
IT'S too mlxod for nm outlander TO figure ~
out. At any rate tho second primary with only
Mayfeld and Ferguson running will be some
sensational contest. when tho verdict 4, 1,
from that It win he possible 10 tell moro abou,
It, But remember, the whole affair is confined
to the democratic party. Some 400. 900 Texans
have not yet expressed an opinion.