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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-31
Palmer Speaking on Prohibition.

The reign of abuse which has kept respectable
people from venturing TO differ in the least par
ticular from the dictates of the prohibition
zealots Is passed, Three university presidents.
men OF distinction. men occupying positions
most sensitive to public attack, have failed to
accept the prohibition formula.
Professor Fisher, OF Yale. believes that a
majority OF students are opposed to II. Profess
sor Hopkins of Dartmouth believes that under
the present method OF enforcement Il Is breed
ing dsrespect OF the law, President Harry
Pratt Judson. of the University OF Chicago, be-
leVes that the law was premature and that
there ought to be wider basis OF public opin
ion before attempting any such radical change"
Unquestionably prohibition as interpreted and
conducted under the reign of the bgots is los
ing ground in public opinion, Unless a more
temperate attitude Is taken a strong reaction
seems quite possbe-Chicago Tribune.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-31
Out OF Sight, Out OF Mind.

The postwar obscurity of William Hohen-
zolleri is excelenty illustrative of the public's
overestimnte OF unimportant men while they
are holders OF important offices.-Louisville
Courier Journal,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-31
What Lot of Democrats Kno,

Senator Jim Reed should not worry Wood
row Wilson's support was never a guarantee OF
vlctory-Toledo Blade.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-31
Zero In Consolation.

our idea OF a rock in a weary land Is n
firm conviction that the democrats would b
just as bad, IL not worse. IL in.--Ohio stat
Journal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-31
Get Acquainted With Home First
BY NORA COLE SKINNER

The Aquitania must be an airship.
Judging by the maneuvers she goes
through so quickly. Seems to me
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-31
Oklahoma OutburS's
By OTIS LOHrON.

A Tulsa man late the other night ate three
nightmares but not one OF them could be
classed az loves young dream.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-31

Wonder N those ministers who want tho Bible
taught In the public schools would Aklp page
when they come TO where Noah got soused after
the ark landed?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-31
Bible Thought for TODAY
Ninv I'll.

FURNISH NO FUEL;--Whcre no wood IT,
there tho fire roeth out: 50 whore there IN no
talehchrcr, the strife ccnseth.-Proverbs 90 20.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-31

The Muskogee Phoenix thinks women would
be IN better position II Eve had been created
from IA bone In mans head instead OF from
rib. In that event we probably would never
have heard OF a rib roast.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-31

The girl on South Main says II her mother
waits her to marry so bad as TO go TO the
trouble Of picking out man. she can't under
stand why she should not make her own selec-
tlon and olope with him
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-31

Anyhow. the pardon OF Banker Morse seems
to have put tho doctors who recommended his
pardon because they found him dying, II as deep
a hole the democratic senators have digged
for Attorney General Daugherty. The only crit
icism have for the attorhey-general Is that
gta
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-31

Speaking OF the Morse -Daugherty charges by
the senator from Arkansas. We note that rec
ord shows Senator owen OF Oklahoma was Que
Of tho petitioners for the pardon OF the banker.
This entirely removes the case from the realm
OF politics so far as oklahoma Is concerned
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-31

We never did profess to know much about
zoology. and when the sport writer says Lamb
climbed the fohce Ike a deer" we admit that
do not know much as we thought In
baseball Lamb may be something like n noun
tain sheep. and In many respects he is dear,
but not OF the antler tribe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-31

Muskogoo liz always doing the unusual. Flow
ers ard plants are not only robbed from tn
graves OF the dead and resoid, but the GENE
terlos down there are favor!te trysting pac
for loyers-young and old.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-26
FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS

slow. steady to 25c lower. inbetween
shorn lambs very duh: California
spring lambs, $15.25@15.75; best ma
tive springs, $3.50; best shorn
lambs unsold; others early. S11.25 a
1925; top native ewes. $500.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, May 25-CATTLE
Receipts. $500; beef steers mostly
steady; spots strong on better
grades; light and medium weight.
5000: cows steady to weak. few
prime lots, $500; good and choice
$5.75@650: common and medium
s4.50@500; others steady; top veal
ers. $1,000; yearling heifers, $3.50;
Gamers, $S.00@3.25; cutters, 1915 a
AIS.
HoGS-Receipts, 1000; five to ten
cents higher; top, $10.65, closed slow
to packers. steady to weak; bulk, 160
to ESQ Founders. $1040@10.55: bulk
sales, s10.25 @10.60: sows, $900@9.25:
pigs steady to 10c higher: best s10.S5
SHEEP-Receipts 5000: killing
classes strong to 25c higher; two year
olds shorn Texas wethers, $500;
shorn lambs. $12.65: small lots ma
tive springers. $500.
ST. JOSEPH
ST. JOSEPH. May 25--HOGS-Re
ceipts, $500; 10 to 15c higher; top
$10.65: bulk. S10.45@1065.
CATTLEs-Receipt 1000: steady
Arizona republican., 1922-05-26
Days Review of
the New York
Stock Market
REPUBLICAN A. p. Leased Wlrel


NEW YORK, May 25-The stock
market drifted more or less aimlessly
during the greater part of today s
uncertain session with almost an
even distribution of gains and losses.
Dealings were relatively light, save
in the first and last hours transac-
tions approximating 1.050,000 shares.
Speculative interests apparently
extracted less comfort from the
freight rate reductions ordered by the
interstate commerce commission.
railroad shares, other than the
cheaper or junior shares. denoting
incessant selling pressure.
News affecting the transportation
systems was favora bic, however in
Guiding increased carloadings and a
large gain in April net earnings by
Southern Pacific. This was accom-
iplished almost entirely at the eX-
pense of operating costs.
Steels were sold as a result of ad-
vices which indicated indefinite de-
lay in the promotion of mergers and
kindred issues eased in sympathy
with motors and equipments showing
similar tendencies with leaders of
the metal group. Low priced oils
were firm to strong at intervals on
reports from the middle west which
gave rise to belief that consultations
of several important properties were
impending. Foreign oils hardened in
demand for Mexican Petroleum. al
though the movement in that quarter
was not sustained.
In the main. the more substantial
advances were registered by special
ties and other miscellaneous shares
controlled by pools or cliques. Net
gains of one to about four points
embraced American Ice Industrial
Arizona republican., 1922-05-26

Alcohol, American Ship and Com
merce. Sears Roebuck and among
rails such issues as Chicago and
Alton, "Nickle Plate" and Wabash
"A :"
Call money again renewed at 4 per
cent, that quotation holding until the
last half of the day, when the rate
relaxed to 3la per cent on the board
and to 3A in private loans. No
change occurred in quotations for
time funds, where offerings were linn
tied to the shorter dates.
Firmness of foreign exchanges was
based to an extent on the weekly
statement of the Bank of England,
which showed large gain in liabil-
ity reserves and advices from Paris
dealing with the conferences of allied
reparations commission. Neutral re-
mittahces, notably Swiss, Spanish
and Greek bills were lower, however.
while far eastern rates rallied from
yesterdays reaction.
CHICAGO BOARD
CHICAGO, May 25-Wheat trading
today consisted chiefly of what ap-
peared to be the hopping up of
wreckage of the May deal. Demand
for wheat to deliver on May con-
tracts here had seemingl,. come to a
halt. and with chances greatly dimin-
ishde for month-en squeeze, some
thing of a general rush to sell was
witnessed. The market closed unset
tied ~ to 4A net lower with May,
SIPS to s1.2S1s and July, sl21% to
s1.217s
In a series of price breaks which
followed the opening of business in
wheat the market underwent an ex-
treme fall of Az. but then began to
rally, helped by profit taking on the
part of bear spectators. Consider
able notice was also taken of the
fact that the Liverpool market had
failed to follow the decline of values
here. However the majority of trad
ers went on the assumption that the
report of the collapse of the May
operations on the bul lside was an
accomplished fact
disposition to be conservative on
the selling side developed during the
late trading in wheat some leaders
Arizona republican., 1922-05-26

to 15c lower: steers. $7.00@S.65: cows
and heifers. $4.75@9.6o; calves, $3.50
@S.75.
SHEEP-Receipts, 1000: steady to
25c higher: clipped lambs. $12.250
1925; clipped ewes, $5.00Q6.00.
DENVER
DENVER, May 25-CATTLE--Re- :
ceipts, 400: steady: beef steers, $6.75
@S.35: cows and heifers. $4.00@7.T5;
calves, $S.00@11.50; bulls. $3.00@4.50;
stocks and feeders, $6.00@7.00.
HOGS-Receipts 1900; 10c higher:
top, $10.40; bulk. $1000@10.25.
SHEEP-Receipts, 5000: Csc high
er: clipped lambs. $1200@1275: ewes,
$7.00@S.50; spring lambs, $4,000
IA 50
Arizona republican., 1922-05-26
Produce

CHICAGO, May 25.-Butter lower;
creamery extras, 34c; firsts, 31@
33hc; seconds. 29@30c: standards,
34c. Eggs unchanged; receipts,
25,002 cases. Poultry. alive, lower;
fowls 25c; broilers, 40@50c; roost-
ers, lac.
Potatoes dull: receipts, 40 cars;
total United States shipments, S12;
Wisconsin sacked and bulk round
whites, S1.40@1.50 cwt. Michigan
sacked and bulk round whites, $1.45@
1.50 cwt: Idaho sacked russets
branded, $2.0o@2.05 cwt.: Idaho
sacked Rurals, s1.65 cwt.; new stock
firm; Louisiana. sacked Bliss Tri-
umphs, No. 1. s3.00@3.25 cwt.; Ala
bama sacked Bliss Triumphs, $3.15@
Arizona republican., 1922-05-26
Days Live Stock
Market At the Big
Packing Centers
CHICAGO

CHICAGO
CHICAGO, May 25--CATTLE-R
eeipts, 1900. market active: beef
steers steady to slow: top, 1926 on
heavy steers and yearlings; bulk of
beef steers. $S.00@S.75. fat she stock
and stockers about steady: Gamers
weak: bulls and calves strong, early
sales veal calves to outsiders at
$10.50@11.00; packers bidding s95O@
9.75 for desirable light vealers.
HOGS-Receipts, $4,000, market
fairly active, mostly to 10 cents
higher than Wednesdays average;
big packers doing little; top. S1O.SO;
bulk, $1O30@10.75: pigs about steady.
packing sows strong to 10c higher;
heavy weight. $10.50@10.65; medium.
weights. s1060@10.S0: light weight.
S10.75@10S0; light lights, $1O15@
1910; packing sows smooth, s9.45@
9S5: packing sows rough, $9.15@9.50:
killing pigs, $9.25@10.25.
SHEEPS-Receipts 10000: market
Arizona republican., 1922-05-26

S.55 cwt.; Texas sacked Bliss Tri-
umphs, s2.50@3.00 cwt.; South Caro-
lima, slat bbls., No. l, Irish Cobblers,
$6.00G625; No. 2, $3.75@4.00.
KANSAS CITY, May 25.-Eggs un-
changed. Butter 1c higher; creamery,
39c; packing, zoe. Poultry un-
changed
Arizona republican., 1922-05-26

taking the ground that sentiment has
not become too unanimously bearish
and that techical conditions could
easily arise to give the market a sud-
den upturn. On the other hand the
outlook was that the bulg OF the do
mestic available supply would be To-
Gated in Chicago by the end of the
month.
Corn and oats held relatively steady
owing to smallness of offerings of
corn to arrive here.
Provisions averaged higher in price
with hogs.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-26
COTTON FUTURES

COTTON FUTURES
NEW YORK, May 25.-Cotton fu-
lures closed firm; July, 20.35; Oc-
tober, 20.0S; December, 1895; jan
uary, 1881: March, 1853.
Spot quiet; middling, 21.50.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-26
COTTON

NEW YORK, May 25.-Cotton
closed firm today at net advance
of points to decline of points.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

@ine on unb fir lt6 ni6t b,oeutenot
9ransaftion, bte 5eist, mte Deu7 if=
lens planmd6t5 bon Ser @teocrber=
itear ,gSz&ommiilion auSsep iinoer1
nitro, lit tnoireft our6 Ste r5rtenoa
Mtiiion" in Bolen befannt gemoroen.
Die Million braldte 5000 @paten
unb manote ii6 on bic Wteoerber=
lteQunssz&ommi1iton, bte tbr 5000
9paten gum Yretie bon $4,000 Marf,
ober 5 Marf pro 9paten uberlteb 3,
mad SEM bamaltgen anrle ungefdb1
l 1z2 Sent. @elbitoertdnolt6 fanr
ielb1t, bas biatse Deutidlonb etne1
@paten ni6t fir l LIZ Sent berltellen.
suntal iieef %1udt 90 es einen GROCER
Sell ietnerG hener5e importfertn mub
Nber bie Observation-Disclosures ONT
miilion liefert fte gu BITE fem RreiS un>
mas iIe bafir erbdlt, lit allies, pa<
0eutldlano sutgei6rieben miro. Uni
BET oteier Nrt Der 8emertung ion
Deuti6lanb @ol6mtItarben in Sc
italt bon 5a6lteferungen aufbrtngen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
9as @eidaft be0ert id.

Sin por3ugli6es @ei6ditSbaromez
ter lit bas Yoitamt. Wftt bem Steiz
gen ober Ta1en ser allsemeinen &C.
IddftSfoniunftur lteigen ODER fallen
Sic Ginnabmcn be8 BoitamteS. Stun
linb in lebter 3eit bte Boiteinnabmen
itcttg scltiesen, mas etne e1tlpre6enoe
Belierung ser alleemeincn @ei9dftsz
laoe NIT 5iderbett a1lbeutet.
SIN Nfonat Suit tit Der Yoitnm=
lab in ben finf3ig fiibrenoen Stdoten
oe5 2anoes um $2,934,410 9esen ben
Monat Stunt seitiegen. Ote gu
nabme in Ben fletneren 9tdoten mar
iaif ebenlosrob. Sn Rro5enten aus
oe6riidt 1tellte li6 bieielbe in Ben SO
9r06eren @tdbten anf 1852 Broient,
in SEN @fletneren 5tdDten anf 1O.45
Bro3ent.
@te leidt begreifli6, BADEN ote Bet
BEN 9roben StreifS tbren @tnfluB onf
sic angemetne @ei6dftslage gebabt.
8tenei9t ndre obne ba8 lange Nn=
oolern bes &%oblenltre fS uno obre
oas Oa3mii6enfommen beS Bahnz
ltreifs bereits eine 1ebr bebeutenbc @rz
bolung ser @el6dft8loge 81 perSei6z
men semeien, 10 aber bat Die 3anoerz
ltimmurg, Ste ii6 in einigen Der BON
SEN @treifS banpt1d6lt6 beribrten
@e'6dfts5metse bemerfbar gemo6t,
mte 4. g. in ser @tienin0uitrte, etnc1
bemmenbe11 @t1flub al18geiibt. Wenn
man inbe(fen BEN grobcn nmfang oer
5tretfbeme9ung In 8etra6t 5tebt.
mub man lagen, bab Sic Wirfnng auf
81: allsemetne @ei6dftSla9e ni6t 10
grob gemeien lit, mte man annebm II
mD6te.
8dbrenb ii6 bel Sen @tnfdufen i'm
@robgeiddft nod thinner eine gentle
Borl i9t bemerfbar maGt, beutet a1eS
oarauf bin, bab NIT ben 99mtnoen
ser ungemi1ien @erbdltn'iie nod eth
rsges Serbitgefddft 5u ermarten iein
oiirfte. DaS ptrD bel onberS 0er Ball
lein, ipenn Die 9ituatton etne
Betlegung erfabrt unb Bic @efabr be-
trsffS ber Iran8portz nno Tcllerungsz
M0gli9fett beietti9t NITRO.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
fur Bier unb 1ei6te Meine, unb 1927
fur p~ollitdnoteen Wiberrnf.
Einipn11beru11d MrterifdS 0Iiif.

Gintpanberu1lg Mnerifas Slid.
rNmertfoS mabrer 6et6tum 1T feline
8ep0lferuns bon fraftnollen Md11nern
unb brapen Trauen unb Der Climber,
Die lie groB3teben, INN einmal ibren
Dlat IN Ser Gbber1ng Der 8eitimmune
NmertfaS etnsnnebmen, iast Ser rOfen
BORT Mmericar" IN ein.m QeitarttfI !,
in mel6em sbem Wiocritnn Ser @in=
l6rdnfung Ser Gtnmanberung NIT
l6laeenben Nrgumenten entge9enge=
trcten mtrb.
Ser ii6erite @eg, nm unfern
Met6tum gu permebrcn, 1T bic Scr
mebrlng ser s3abl folder Mdnner nnb
Trauen urb &inber. 8or benz &rtce
batten MIR idbrli6 100000 bis
1,4OO, 600 11eue @intpanberer, Nie=
man0 fam ermeilen, mas lie inherent
Mei6tnm an Hrobnfttonsfraft nnb
Ildttgfeit binsnfiigten. Ntemano
fam ermeHen, mas tie ielbit bnr6 TIT
&ommen an @lid gelpannen."
Mi9t ste 2dnber ten, bic @ebdnbe,
Ste 8onbs, @tienbabnen nnb 6abrtfen
MAIDEN Nmerifa retd, betbt eS meter;
bteie ieten ptelmebr nur Die Werf5enge
etne8 rei6cn 8olfe8. Na6 BEN gez
genmdrtteen @tnmanberung8-@ eieb
lperoe ii6 uniere 8eo0lferung netto
UNI n;6t mebr als 100000, 5. +. Elm
j3ebntel BET normalen 3abl, permebz
rem. uueber Dem Meere iteben, err
fillt bon Sebniu6t, 81 un8 gu fom=
men, Ste 8riiber nnb 96me tern
berer, bic Mmerifa gu Dem gema6t
baben, mas CO 1T. Menn Der Som
greb oieie fernbdlt, 1T er nidt nut
tanb, ge9e11 Ben Nppel nniereS @elbz
.beutels, lon0ern aud gegen ben Np=
peu unierer 9er5en."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
ssnsmiideu iirb bic 9entiden il

Sn5miiden finb bic 9emtidem in
gllaB 1asOpfer Ser fran5Dli6en 8ut
g%etporoen. 8eil Deutf6lam Ben
To%roerungen Sranfpei6s 9iniidtltd
leiner 8erpflidtuneen aus Der 8orz
friegs5eit ni6t na@fam uno bon
Blanfreid Sic neutrality-suspicious.
enei9terungen ni@t erbielt, i9riti
Sic Nariler 8e9iernng gu r8erge1z
tungsmabregeln" - MaBregeln, Sic
iiber bie MaBen i6du0li6 unb berz
a@tli@ iimb. Muno 1900 9euti6e.
BON oenen mande 19on felt Sabr5ebnz
ten in @IiaB : Q%otbrinaen anidiit9
1pnren, nuroen alsgeapielen l1nb lber
sic @ren0e geiagt. Sic 0urften nun
.5anogepad u. 10000 set. (2ebige s.
0oo) mtnebmen, nady beuti9em@elbz
inert ettpa Is, be8tp. 9ouars, ollie
iibrige &dbe mubten Tie preisgeben.
Sa5tpiiden lit i6on eine 5tpeite Site
Nus5ntpeiienber fertig un0 eine brittle
in 8orbepeit11pg. Sic @eimatloien
lpurDen ienieits bes &bein5 bon Den
Deut}@em liebebpu empfangen, nno
BebDrben umo 8olf iinb bemiibt, fir
.ibpen llnterbalt 81 forgen: Man benz
&c an sic 5eittpeilise l1eberflbrung bon
Belgiern rad 9eutlblanO mitten
int &ricgl - unb an DaS @el9ret.
oas 1ib bnrob eubpb. lno man lteue
li9 Dor, dpie bicle neuelte fran5oiHde
@eIbentnt, Sic in bem logenamten
yrieoensbertrag au6 ni6t Den 59atz
ten elmer 8egrinbung finoet urb gez
gen jeglides g0lterre6t 1T, bnr neilz
em Sic 8ogen bes @afes aufpenIden
miro. SIZE beutl6e Megierung Bntg ez
gen bieien Heinliden erbdrmfi@en
Na9enft Broteit erbpben inns fpiro
oieIem porousIi9tli9 audi bel 6en am
oeren @egierungen Nad0rud geben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

De 3e,tung n5maroipa" in Ma0z
rus, Snoien, entbalt ret6lt9 Nn5etger
beutider 6abrtfate, 3. 8. Sumelter=
Meubetten, 96ranben, WeeHer nlfp,
au6 mirb benz &aufmann 8ob{onS
beutides Tai6enm0rterbu6 ange=
prieien. Der beuti6e Sanoel iGetnt
BORT 1ebr empor5ubliiben, mas no.
turli9 ctnen 6iidgang beS Nb1atea
enslii6er Maren CUR 6olse bat. SIN
Sinblif barauf, bab BON mar1den
3euten bebauptet morben lit, bet benz
&riege babe es lt@ barum gebanoelt,
benz beutl6en 9anbel etnen perntd=
teuocn 9dlas gu perieten, modt Del
uTreeman" folgenbe boSbafte Bemer=
funs: u2eute, Die bebaupten, Ser grobf
Griss lei umfonit gefdmpit moroen.
finben thinner 1teue 8emetfe fir tbrt
Nnii6t." e
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
R4s tias ~
Gin Arel1sa11u fir ,6urndnttdt 1irD

GlH HreH8ouB 1Hr RuItute1!up :
,3ibiliiation iollte Ser &rieg lem.
Sn eirem ein8igenes9ret Deg gnfS
lebers. nnb Der 8ut madte It'd, Der
MbiAen Der 8eIt 2uft nls ben berS
artig bearbeiteten @ebirner n11o We
fiii6Ien Die infome Qige BON ben 0enf<
lden n@reueltaten" borgeiebt hp1lroe'.
90 apars bamals, bebor Die ab1td)t@
iid erregte Snuiion 9eidtpnr0eu mar,
sic 2iigen erflnrbt tpurbert.
l1ruo beute? neber Die @ren5e tper<
Sen @unberte bon Deuti1en fpbe quit
Sc getriebe1r, nno 9au1en0e iolen bz
men nob ndbfolgen. nnidgfi9en Netz
BEN tperoen lie bon Ser 8rntalttat Der
fran56iiideM Eolltput ausgelekt1 8Oz
idGbrtee dper0en nddbtlider Betle aus
ben 8etten 9eriiIen, Srant1 5fpeds
EDur91u9ung .ertfletbet.
Mls Sic beuti9e 8eni1r ii9 BEL b<
rer 9urdiu6ung an Ben Sralte11 Der
griff, i6rie Ser Mb}@eu 10 laut n1f'
roabSes bur@ 1ie gan5e 8elt gellie.
Ser @ebabrung Der f~ran5o1119en
,Eolaput 9egeniiber biiut fi6 bic Welf
beute in gdneigen. Sc i6eint, als
Of bur6 Sic Mie0ertra6t elmer tpeltz
meiten 8ropaga1l6n bas Bort 9l1maz
nitdt feline Bebeutung unb Ser Sez
griff 8tbiliiatiun ieinen Snbalt berloz
ren babe. NIs Of bie, 6nr6 Die Nuf=
peiti6ung Ser 2ei0eni@aften ralenf
uno sic 9ugen@Bropagaroa Blind &C.
ma6te 8eItmeinltrg berart er1dopf'
iei, III BEN 3ultanS elmer oerartpger
2etbargie berfnlen Jet, 1ab lie MIDI
mebr I'M 5tanoe 1T, it@ nnb 11r 81
duBern.
Sour berartig lit bas 5ttQi@tpeiger
Der 8etdti9ung ser fran8oltlden Sol:
tput gu erfldren,
| 8ie bic @unbe itnb Ole aus ben
glinB uusgeipielensn 9enti9en nbe1
Die &ebl<8rii6e geiagt tporoen. Bit
Die 20tpen tper0en tie 8nrudfebren.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
Ser 6lu@ Sc: 2ise.

Son ser ecgenmdrttgen in @tod=
bonn In 9tbung befinolt6en inter
nationa en- &ommiflton, mel6e, aus
Normegen, S6meoen, Soaano un6
Der 56met5 c lteben6, it6 NIT be1
Trage Der &rieg8idul6 bei6dfttgt, UNI
ibrer Nrbeit Bort 1nan iebr menig.
Dte lebte be3iigltGe Brsienad rt6i
'autete babtn, bab GUT T0rOer1ng tbre1
Idtigfeit sic 5umme bon $4,000
In SEN 8erttntsten Staaten aufgez
6ra6t lei.
DaS @6meisen, In ba8 ii6 bie
amer.fanti6e 8refie enslti6er Obier=
pong 6teier &%ommillton g%egeniibe1
6i1t, lit auf ibrs nod tmmer fort
oal1ernbe Spmpatbte fir Die entente
mddte 5uriid5ufubren, benen ote &om=
mtllton NIT ibren auf 6eititcllung 0e1
Wabrbett betreffS Ser S6nlb an
@eltfrte9e gert6teten 8eitrsbunsen
lelbitoeritdnblt6 ein Dorn tint Nuge
lit.
I'm 10 mebr Nnltob on bteler Sal
tung BET Breiie nebmen Sic Wafr
b~ettsfreunbe, gu benen au6 Neb. Sobn
6erman 6anbaI geb0rt, Der nefen
Neo. Sobn 6apneS 6olme5 dlS Brez
oiger an ser Community Gbnrh IN
Seem Sort tdtig lit. Sn ether ieiner
Bre0tgten nabm CT 8e3u9 auf
oteieS 9@metgen ser Dreiie, ba8 ct in
6tnii6t auf Sic Nuf9abe Ser. Som
m fiton Ser nsutral II 2dnber, beren
90iung nt6t nur fir europa, lon=
bern fir Sic 9anse @elt bon b6diter
8eoentnng let, as UNI 10 permerfliz
der be;et6mt>.
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tpeiteren a%n8fabrte, 1T Sic frs6e 2ise,
bob Deuti6lano allein Ste Nerant<
mortli6fe:t fiir Sen @eltfrieg trsffe,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
GEig nnb Mmgesenb.

Serr uno Grau Sal. &neeS, Urau
Senrp &neeS unb Irau @r1elt Nolz
loft ST.. febrten 5onntagna@ mittag
BON einem einn0di9en NnSflng r1a9
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anberen Dldten 5uriid.>
8ei bent 8erlu6, ben Treibrie1tlen
bon Ser 6uttermible 5u l0ien, per<
fling 1i6 s. 8. Safe letten SamStag
NIT einem Tub In Ser Mai6ine, moz
burh er 1id eire 8erltau6ung be8
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l.ber 5Mosor. bereit8 abgeftellt, font
lTbdttte; sic @ade melt i6ltnrmer abb
geben f6nne1t. 8erfaG aie wirb nobl
ge5tpunge11 iein, eintge Gage an &ruf=
ten 5u geben.
SEER nnb 6ral1 Nlie 56ulenberg
un6 @1bn9en merben itb TN 9anfe
bie1er ISOLDE anf eine 5onr onr6 ben
n6rbliden Ietl bes 5taate8 bis nod
]1bief Ntuer Sails begeben. @te
meroen auf tbrer Tabrt BON perI6tsz
benen Barteien aus Nrltngton be-
glettet iperben.
SEER nnb Trau Mm. 0eSfe nno
sic SRI. @plpia @e8fe nno Sltpia
6enle ma6ten Counting etne Mnto=
tour mad Hebmoob Sails.
@m. Neumann 1T 8eiiber et1eS
neuen Dodge.
Dte Yefer @9mtk Tarm tparoe
am Montag an So. Manoerfel I uerz
padtet, mel6er In &iirse oorfbt1!
5teben mtrb.
Wm. Milbrett pa9tete sic Sobanz
no 2ueber Tarm urb s.. S. Mbre9t
oerpa9tete ieine Tarm an Sobn Sn<
bDf er.
Trar Nrmin Mad febrte fiir5lid
bonn Union 9oipital betm, NO lie itd
por 3 @o9en ei1er Speratton inter
3oge1 bat. Grau Mad8' 8efinber
lit 1ebr befrtebigenb.
guf benz Sobn'S Blat pnrbe am
@onntog gu @bren Ser Nbolpb Opel
brinf nno Neo. @etnborf Bamtlten
ein Yidnid abgebalien. Dte Opel
brinf Tamtlie nitro TIT &ir5e mad
SEM Me ten geben unb Sic 0eo. Wetnz
oorf Tamilie mirb na6 etnem al.See=
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nnb 8ertpanbten tn ibr 9etm IN
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borf lit etne 96meiter bon 6rau
9pelbrtnf.
@err unb Trau ST.. Telbiien UNI
&tnber maren ant Counting IN Sc
gleitung BON Sad &emfe8 I'll Man=
fato. Dan. M%edlcnburg, Nlma,
Map unb @mtl Medlenburs beiudter
Maoelia, Manfato, ct. Heter NM
oer16teoene an0ere Bldke Gil beriel=
ben Noute.