davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-10

WILD the person who by mistake took a
pair of long black kid gloves from Ma
sonic Temple Tuesday night call White
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-10

LOsT-Sunday, a gold fraternity lln, with
| the name Hfla Van Hook engraved on
| the hack Phone 7O7 r. Reward.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-10

Announcement is made of the mar
rage of Miss Marie Gormly and Mr..
r. G. Nichols, which took place at
Eskridge, Kan, Tuesday noon, May 8.
The ceremony was performed at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Elden Par
meetier.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-10

FOTND-Good place to have your hem
stitching done. 123 West 7th. Phone $50
LOST-Small gray purse containing cur
rency. Finder please call SIG
LOST-Glasses in case. Reward. Call Red
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-10

LOST-Black cat weight 10 lbs, white spot
chest. Reward Mrs. SchoIle. Phone
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

Gin @iberprub. usJyra11-
lem, 5ur @rinnerlt1g an 0ieien Sag,
ser mir emtg u%npergeBli6 bleiben
nitro, mobte ib oie Mnfa1lgsbu6lta.
ZEN unlerer Namen IN oieien 8al1nl
eini6neioen. Mpropo5, mie beiBen
Gie ood?"
= ie e. @err (5ll
Srou Ne1trei6): Isle beneibe id
Sic 6arum, oob Sic eit eigenes
Muto beiibenl"
Srau Me11reid: uMd nee, SOS
tun @ie man MIDI. 60 II Auto
bermebrt bloB Sic 1ange 8eile.
Man fo1nmt iiberau 10 fdnen bin,
6aB man na6ber nidt meib> tpQs
man nit ser Set anfangen ion"
- MMdii6tspoll. 2ebe'
@l1ann (8um &lubgenolien, Ser fid
elm 5dloB baut): u9ie le|ien fid
5lpei .8iQar65immer einridten, 3d.
ron?"
uSa, 6amit sic tporten6en @1al.
bigger fid Sic 8eit pertreiben toni
1en."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

= Mbfhrednng. u9!lio. bier
ibneioige iunge @erren iaBen in
9ei1,em &,tpee un5 feiner bat fid
Sir mabreno ser Sabrt 0ur@ oem
Tunnel genGbert? @ie lit 6enp
oas 5u crfldren?!"
IS, fur3 Dor ser Ginfabrt III
Cen Eunne1 bob' i6 meinem 5molf-
jdbrigen 8r1tber .eiae furhtbare
0brfeige beruntergelangt un6 Die.
Serre>1 oabei pieliageno ongei6aut!"
- 8ei6ei6enbeit. Sic:
Scr Mann, 1en id beirate1 1purce,,
miiBte tapfer iein mie ein 2omer
aber nidt brutal. @r miiBte i@0m
uie ELM @ott Iein, aber nidt einge-.
biloet, fliger alS ane @e1ebrten,
ober ianftmitig mie Elm @ir1o, er'
miibte 81 alien Garnen frenn6lide
iein, aber biirfte muir mid lieben.~
@r: Sea, Grdulein, mas II Slid,
DOB mir lns %getroffen baben."
= Mittelpeg. &eirotsber-
mittler gum &un6em: u9ia, 6n
miro Sbnen 6ie 8abl tpeb tun.
Dieie Came aus ser S6mei3 lit iebr
reid, un6 6ieie an6ere Game oa aus:
5adien lit iebr bIbid."
&unoe: u@aben Sie nidt cine
io5uiagen aus ser @d9lii6em
S@pei5?"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

= Dag- genngt. vMesbalb
Gem 10 na6oenfli@' Serr 9l1ppen"
nloier?"
uN@, % ion i6 einem mir 1tn-
b%efannten @errn, bem &autn1a1tt
Moyer, Elm teures @llto liefer11
cuff Elm Sabr 3iel, i6 fen11e aber
iei1te MISUNDERSTANDING gar
ni6tl"
ISM, Moper!? Mo, iG peib
ou6 nl1r, oaB er cine Srort bat, bic
so Sabre otter lit alS er, oab tie
ouf ei1lem Mugc i6ielt nno b1tdlig
it'll"
Suppenmaier (freubig): rGanfe,
faS geniiotl Ser Mann lit gut,
er befommt. 6as Muto!"
- II nglaubIi6 If. = G9itfS<
offi5ier: uMlS mir btr9s Wfittel<
Nicer fubren, begegneten MIR ltnge.
beuren 59mdrme11 bon Gardiner"
ss1lnge Game Qadene): nSett TO-
rem Sic aber auf. SSn ben 8led-
hoien f0nnen oie bod gar 11tbt
idmimnnen."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

- Die neue &eus1eb~
rerin. Mutter: rMun, Srib6en>.
mie gefaut Dir oeine nene 2ebre>
rtn?"
6ribden: Isle lit bimmlii@."
Mutter: vgea11lt, mieio 6enn?"
Srib9en: uSS6 babe geb0rt, mie
fie gum Mao@en gelagt bot, ibr
mdre eS gan5 egal, OBJ i4 etipaS'
lerne ooer nidt, pe1rn lie 1tur ibr-
@el6 friegte."
- 8erme6slung. Serr'
I'm elmer @elenidaft gu Srou geen>
reid): uS6 babe mir geiter11 ei-
mem &embranot fir 100000 Marf
gefouft."
Srau Meurei6: u@iebiel @fer~
oefrafte bat er?"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

Nbo! uMiie fins Sic oenn
gu Slbrtm 5tpeiten 8raatigam &C.
langt??"
yDurh Gmpfeb1ung mci1es er.
itenl"
.@as, ser fat sic empfoblen!?"'
Stein - er bct ii@ cmpfoblen!"
-SSn ser Site. <nes liin
5treit NIT ei:1em Mn%gelteaten1:: ys1e
BADEN mir gar nibts 81 |ogenl Sino
sic bieueidt ser @bef bier?1
Mngelteuter: uNein."
&rnbe: uDann reoen Sic bite
oub nidt mia Elm Narr."
5ebr einfa6. @ie
fam man brei 9abe bil6en, oeren
leber n11r 6rei 8rtbitaben entbalt?
-. Sebr einfa6. Gret Serren
iiten UNI ei11en @irtstiib. @nolib
iagt Ser cine: 81 S g.. 9rauf
Ser 5meite IS g 81. nno Der
brittle IS S 81.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16
Grfenne sid ielbit!

emil uno iein Sreuno &ugo fit
5en 5uiammen I'M &%affeebals. @mtl
lielt sic 8ettnng l1o fagt:
SOU, @ugo, bier itebt tpas BON
rgbrenologe"; ,uas lit oenn oaS Ell.
gentlid?"
uBbrenolooe", iaet Sueo mum
Sos is n Mon11, Der tam aus Ser
5daoelfprm erfennc11, mas NIT bir
los lit, alto 6ei1en @barafter, beine
Gdbigfeite1, 11o unb aues arbere."
vDu, Dos i1terefflert mid, Die
Mbreile merfe i9 mir, ben Wann.
Jude i6 auf."
Giniee 9aee ipater trifft &ueo
Teiner Sreun6 gmiI uno iagt:
Sea, emil, parlt 6n BET benz
Nbrenologen?"
uMd, lob mid IN @nbl" fnnrrf
emil.
u@arnm, mas bat er 6enn .ge,
Iagt?"
Gar nidts bat Ser &er1 geiagt.
Grit bat er iib 5tpan5ig Marf bon
mir geben lalIen, Damn bat er mel.
nen 6d6oel befiiDlt, Damn bat er ge-,
b,lltet unb mir 6as @elo 3uridge-.
ncben."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

= Mbge6roi@en n. Eo6ter:
SD peib nibt, mas OH gegen SriR
bajt. Ct oebt gepiB nidt auf met
ne Mitgift aus. Grit geitern bot er
erfldrt, oab er obne MIDI ni9t leben
tonne"
@ater: rM3it iolden 9fe6ensarten
modt er feine11 Gin6rud auf mid.
Gang 6osielbe babe i6 ibon geiogt,
als i9 6eine Mutter ergattern pou'
te."
= Mu6 Elm @ib. 81:
uManu, uober bait bu benn 6ein
blaues Muge?"
9. Qaden6): uSa, 6as tpar
mirfli9 elm gutter @it. Sd fibe
geItern oben6 in elmer 8irt16aft,
bo bout mir ouf etnmal elmer aufs
M1tge nn6 i9reit 6abei: Nimm 6aS,
6u berflirter Normeger."
st.: $50 lit oenn bier Der
@iB?"
s.: SEQ, i@ bin oo@ gar fein
Mortpeger, id bin 6o6 Cane"
8orfi6tig. u@onen
sic ni6t SEN Namen Sbrer 8rout
nno 1as Datum Ser 8erlobung IN
sem Sting eingrabiert baben?"
8rautigam: ISM - grabieren
Sic einfad oie 8orte: Meiner
@eliebten."
= gu giitig! 8anfier Geim
Spb5eitsfe1t): uSerr Hrofelior, er'
lauben Sic mir Sic Srage, Oh Sic
ni6t au6 SIR Sell our nnterbale
tung ser @dfte beitragen moaen2"
8rofeiior (ber tierar5tliden &od-
ibu1e): nMber eepiB, -&err San.
tier =. i9, uer6e eine1 8ortrag
iber sic Sdmeineie1den balten!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16
Ger biffiqse e.

- Yet o. J W ~ ~ ~ g.
@aticnt: .Wie iinoen Sic mid
Deute?"
Mr5t: vWeflcr1 bel better. Sd
lin gang 5ufrieoen. Sreili6, Sbre
getm fino nod geibtronen, aber
SOS e%eniert MIDI ni6t i'm 9ering'
1ien."
@otient .,Midt? &c.,. menn Sbre
8ei11e geidpouen paren, MIDI foQt's
audi nitht sic 8ohne genieren."
- @Ieine Bosheiten. @at-
tin: rDenfe Dir, M6olf, es lit in ser
gan5er1 5ta6t 6as @eriibt perbrei-
tet, ib lei 6ur6gebrannt!"
8dtte: u@1n, bm, 50 fldrt fh's
o1tf, marl1m mir III sen lebten 60
gen cine Menae a11o1annser @rotnla'
tio11e1 5ueeganeell iil1o!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

Mi9ter: v@iiroen sic oem
Mpd mie6er erfennen, sen Sbnen
Der Mngetlagte bot adt Sagen ge'-
jtoblen bat?"
3euge: u@on5 eepiBl"
Mngef1agter: rDa iebe1r
Gie, meme @erren, 6aB sic 6ems
8eugen ri9ts glauben f0nnen =
Ben Sod bab' ib ia auf Dem 2eibl~
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

vGennit gu sen 2prifer S9mel.
aer? s6 las geitern abeno bon ib1n
cine herrlid)e Doe, sic begann: uSbr
ooDttliden Srauen, NIT eure1t San'
Sen 10 limo u:o wei6 mie foie11oe
Triiblingstpinoe. -"
uSa1 i@ femme i'm. @ieb nar! Da
oriiben gebt er- nit gei6moQener
Nade. Ct bat udmib geltern einen
5treit init 1einer Gran gebabt."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

Ser frede Sunge. -
2ebrerin: vsSh Dobe eu6 iebt oen
8ou zines @ramnopbons, @hiions
grober @rfin6ung, genon erflart.
&onn mir nun ether iagen, moraus
eine Spre9n1aid)ine aemo6t miro?"
Gre6er Sunge: uDie erite spre9-
mai6ine lit aus elmer &ippe gen1adt
tporoen."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16
Old Qufqetragen. :

= W1d oil GET H. =
v&onmen @ie MIDI nidt etmas
ibneuer raiieren?N
n@ie BADEN iebr itorfea Sort
mubs, &err!"
uDas lift es ia gera6e, pena @is
nit ser eiren geite fertig iino, 1T
ole an6ere i9on mieoer ltoppeligl"
= 8er1tpdt. Ma5den: uM@
geb, gu ibreilt bod audi, me11r
Di6 Gem Napa hantl"
&nahe: nS0M mir n;dt Elm! ga.
pa 1agt immer, eS tut ibm meber
als mir, 90 foll er nur a1th oas
G6reien beiorgen!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16
neb%eranitrenst.

u@os, felt geitern mittag i6laft
SIR @atte i6om untnterbro@en2
Sat er fi6 bieueidt auf irgen6 cine
Mrt gu febr angeltrengt?"
IS 'gIa1b' tpobl - SOS Norteien-
iteigern fat ct 6ieSmol i6riftli@
g'madt!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

- 2aBt tief bliden. 9eb>
rer: u&egelmaBig fin6 6eine 80
oitionen perfebrt, Oh red6,1eif int
mer 5u biel beraus. @ie fomrnt
6as?"
Steiner Snnge: uS@ peiB nidt.
Mein @ater bilft mir INNER 90
BEL"
2ebrer: uGonn fann 6ein @a-
ter nidt rednen. 8aS lit er
6enn?"
&leiner Sunge: r&euner."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16
5tromer: Cart i9 Sbnen
meinen B1ob anbieten, Sranlel1?"

zr3
Gallant. Sunge Game:
vMeein @ater lit 8aumeiiter."
&err: n9as babe i'd mir elei9
gebodt, als id Sbnen borge1tent
murbe."
Ssunge Game: r@iefo?"
Serr: u@m - neil = peh -
sic 10 gut gebaut iino."
- Cine Of III g.
vMatnrli6! @cil ih fdtpar5e
8tnben p%orgeibHeber babe. mifen
sic cine neibe anlegen. @arl1m
fat 6enn bier @err 3nidel Die
ridtige 8inbe2!"
Ser 8uredtgemieie1e 1iebt iid Die
ibuarse 8inoe ieines Nebenmo1-
mes an 1nb meint:
sd Bptt, oll6 benz 8pidcl feline
idmar5e ginoe 1T frii6cr nal meiB
aetpeie,:l"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

6rauIein: Minna, beut NIT
tag fommt metn @rautigam at Eiib
= 6a meroe ib 6as giien ielblt be-
reiten!"
@0@in: r6rauIein! 5rauleins
Gle lper6e11 nod Sire gan5e 8erlo~
bung altseinanoerfodenl"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

= Quit. us66ne g tie, 1e< muli6 lit Geinen1 braancn 2Ian
Der grnt! Sen grief, SEN ib Cir tell" - vMiytg, sen aeantel ao5 id
Dor brei Moden fir Sen grieifaten Sir ia oana1s, einen anupi an5u
1nitgob, iioe ib eben nod ears &C.. na6en 49, er feblt beute nod!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

= Das mdre m. ~
Sea, Iieber Msonn, Sbren &opf Fat
man ia id0n 5ltgeridtet. Sos
miro mob1 ni6t ohne einen 6irur>
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

uSSn Sbrem 8eltgnis feblt ober
SOS vtreu nno fleibig"!"
rSSo, i9 bab' 5u meirer fruberen
@ndoigen g'iagt, iie ion's ueglaiien.
@iiien g. - i6 mag Sic faoe &om-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nidt!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

ste: u8arrun boben Sic lb eigentlb bot Sbrer Bra1t getrennt
Sic lit o5 10 beideoen!"
= gr: n8a tauiben sic fb abr; 6e bt ie6en Sag 5ebntauieno =
Au5e briefHd6 berIangt!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

te iebt I'M @inmel lit m16 fi@ glud>
li9er fiiblen m!1B als bier"
Mitme: Sos mag fem, aber eS 1T
iebr unsolont bol1 .Shncn, mir oaS
I'll iaoeu."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

yARnter, no fat 8oter bib fennen gelernt?"
ulifn &5onn{ee, So bt er MIDI ausm MaHer gerehet, tme i5 mifn
Boot nngeHppt bi."
ug6 10, oorum mill gater mid, set id ihpin1n1en lerne."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16
Gang einfad.

6ranIein: nMber i@ Bin bod
obne6ies i9on berlobtl"
y Sreier: uM6, BEN lalien pir
%1aufen!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

= Ger nngaIonte So.
~Itor. = 8altor (pabreno ei11es
aon6o1en5beiuhe3 bel elmer ln19en
@itme): uSrolten Sic iid NIT Dem
@e6onfen, 1iebe Sro1t, bab SIR @ot=
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

giiden @ingriff ahgeben.~
vM6k @err 9oftor, eS miro bod
1lidt etpa cine gr0Bere Mmputatiot
mer6en?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-17

CALLS UPON PRESIDENT
White House Conference
Deals With Estimates Sub.
mitted by War Department.
ny Assncia,.h pross \

w ASitlNGTOS oct ls-Th. nm
! Ah"k'n opinion OF Secretary Wcats
! ana his military advisers tina; TN,
nations military pri!cy cannot, h.
hHcInhicl! sustained with :, regular
army "f less than i3.0rv "f'!ccrs and
.'"'v"p m"'' train was laid before
''SiH"nt Harding today hy Tho war
"'"'N' WI" wtS accompanied on
~" Visit to TIA" White House hy ,:.u.
e;"i l'rrsh,ns.
Thc confcg,ur, ha,! to d. Win ,.,t.
mates submitted Us ,i,.. war t..n,,.
men, Ter ihv o'iu.u,: ycar calling for
t"'"! appropriations OF s3a,..s:.ssm
:" c"mHafed with current aprrnuri,
cons "I t";".hhi,l@a The arm
'''"-'t h""e or. sin m-s, TO an
''"N"" h!' IA. director oI ,h, bud.,-i
Firm In Ills Relief.
II" war Secretary made II plain
MAT ne II Il not changed in his Lc-
't"' 'hai Tic present army Of -. n0G
nhic.rs and $4,000 men could no,
"'h'I al! "f the missions prescribed
ny the national defense act
ihe new estimates do no, nr,vid.
for an increase In tn. rcruI,r forne
ABOVE those figures. hu, Mr.. Weeks
ma" "'hcially expressed tho judcm.nt
VI the war Department ,ha, only the
must urgent reasons for uatiopa,
economy would warrant copLu.,in,,
IN. arm! at reduced sizes
nc principal item in the estimates
su"hitted comes under "support of
Tue regular army" at soi2.707.37e ne
compared with i223.4Il,5le for the
current year. Included in tha, i,cn,
80" er' is the pay. subsistence and
''"thlnE for all branches Of m.
army including the National Guard
"iHh Fed reserves. reserve officers.
framing corps and other arms Of tho
nee ana the overhead cXuense of
an posts. camps. schools. hosni,,I.
an" othcr portions OF the military
plant used jointly 10y regulars
suar?Smcn and rcScrvists.
ne estimates provide for maintc-
rs"n'c "i the National Guard and va :
.o"S framing corps at the rxpcnse
w inc regular establishment I'm order
Ncrp within the budget ilcures
For the guard a total Of s33eionoo
PropoScd. against S2a.Sl5.00D mis-
!'al Tor the organized reserves a.
.o'' with no exact comparable
e"'c' ior the reserve officers train
,ms ~, corps. si.40l 900. as comn,rcd ~
i"o This year: for civilian mil.
dry training camps. so.a7ol5o ..
compared with sl.SO0.00o
lhcsc figures. with tho s..u
items make up military hrdr", &C., :
.leAe M year OF S25a.42s.175. as comnarod
CONTINUED on Page q ri -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-17
COAST LINE Plans
TO DOUBLE-TRACK
RO 4 ID TO SOUTH
Richmond Jacksonville Route
1hree-Fiftks Completed
When York Finished.
[By Assnriated Prcss.1

WlLMiNGToN, =. C.. Oct. iG.-
Contract FOR tho double tracking of
the Atlantic Coast Line Railway from
Icnnett. :. -. to Doctortown, Ga.
has been awarded il was announced
az the general Offices Of the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad here today.
Contracts have been apportioncd
over four different section. as fol-
lowe:
Hcnnctt. s c. to Ashley River.
:. e.; Ridccland. S. e.. To Central
Junction. G,.: North Tower. Ga. to
Eurr"nchs. Ga. and Jessun. Ga, 10
Boctortown. Ga.
With the completion OF this work.
which the contract calls for May /.
,"3. 30 ncr cent Of the Coast Lines
main line system between Richmond
and Jacksonville viii have hccn
douhlc-trackol.
Iians for the work call for tho aho.
itlon of all wooden trcstIcs and
ridges Pass tracks viii hr length.
ned aud nov ONES added
announce.
,snt comes another that contr.c,
'nnrrS
"hl aud irn CuNpan. ;nr 3o.on0
uns o' 100 pound steel rail. which
III he used in thc Misunderstanding
""G am
Work will Nc stared at once.
Tho Rich u,ud Fred, :. * sburg and
Potomac. Railroad. over which Coast
In" trims ARE operated from Rich.
mond Ia WASHINGTON. i; WAS an
bounced hcr" Is p"rf"ctnE a drai
hereby $1,000 viii bc spen, in
h. enlargement Of terminal tacili.
ties at Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-17
ARREST TO COME
TODAY IS PROMISE
New Brunswick Authorities
See Early Solution Of Muir
der Mystery.
DISCOVER NEW CLUE S
Charge Of Wire Tapping Made
by Mrs. Hall Under
Investigation.
DISCOVER NEW CLUES
lEx Assoctn,cd rress.l

NEW BRUNSWICK. y. j.. oct. 10
Cessation Of all activities To turn
he inycStisalion Of the double mur-
der az the Rev. Edward Wheeler
Hall and Mrs. Eleanor Rheinhardt
Mills. over To state authorities. it
was learned tonight. has followed
promises by the Middlesex and
Somerset co--'y authorities that
definite action. eliminating in an
arrest. VIII b. taken within the next
twenty-four hours.
Citizens of New Brunswick. who
have been caustic in their criti-
ciSm Of the handling of the entire
case, which has resulted In several
instances OF open hostility. have ap-
rarently accepted the promises In
good faith and speak optimisticalIy
tonight "f early action which Will
&? far toward clearing the mystery
surrounding tho double Staying.
Close Rncr for Arrest.
\ close race. having as it's goal
All arrest. which Will stand the in
v"stiEa,ion OF tho grand jury. has
developed between fhe county au-
thoritics and the three Stale troop
ers who hav" heen working indie
pcndcntly on the ease at the dircc-
ti"n of Governor Edwards
Tho county prosecutors Of Mid
dlcseX and Somerset Counties de.
clined to intimate 1he trend Of their
latest investigation or what newly
discovered evidence had led them
with surprising swiftncss from 4
point Of view that they would vel
state could give. around to the con-
vic7ion thar tho situation was rosy
again" and that fun light on the
case was only matter Of hours.
The latest clues brought into the
case, the New Brunswick police said
tonight. were two handkcrchicfs
found OH the Phillips farm on the
sunday following the discovery at
the two bodies. The authorities re.
fused to divulgc the identity OF thu
persons who had turned the hand
kcrchicfs over to the police. One
OF them is said to be mans large
white linen handkerchief It had no
Identifying mark Th" second was
smaller, lace trimmed. and bore the
initial s.
Investigate "TappinR' Charges.
Charges of wire tappings, made
by Mrs. Hall. willow Of tho slain
rector. the county prosecutors and
Ralph NJ. Gorslinc. a vcstryman in
the rectors church. who was pncs-
toned two weeks ago by the police
in their efforts 10 establish the time
II the double Shooting are being
Investigated hy the police.
The ten letters which Charlotte
Mills. daughter ~ the slain woman,
.nn"GnCrd through hcr attorney,
we're IN her po. rs.ion. and which
he said proved that tn friendship
between hc- mother aud the rector
w,S ouly "pigionic. ar" dat,d from
slcs:"rd. Maine. .ud bear dates ui
est August. II lccame known TO.
day
THE authorities have not seen
these letters" said julius Bryan.
"r.N"tc detective. retained by tnlr.
iurit. aud We d" not intend to Dis
c.osc .hcir contents nov We ar.
holding them uutil the proper time.
Hhen VIC cNrect TO produce them 10
some purpose"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-17
Frank lin-B ouiIlon Say
French Policy Halted
Turk Advance.
PAYS TRIBUTE TO XENIAI
Asserts Rcircating Greek
Army Destroyed 100000
Homes Of Moslems.
fly Associated prces.1

fARlS. Oct, l6-It va. the nacioc
policy Of France. combined with IN.
sincere desire Of Hurapha k,m,i
"Sh" 10 avoid war. ana moi IN.
hr''iSh dispih: .. force. which nr.-
"'ci war IL the Near East va
"ouid nave soon assumed the
non "' IN" great world con-
franklin i:ouii!on. IN. sn.-
iai French ENJOY AT ,b..
''"hhiIa conf, ,rtnc-. told nearly T.,
'rhd'cH n""sI' per men Of Gft..,,
ne M IONS who E..ihercd at m r,r.
''''' tonight to hear n. I.r.ncL
''""'" Tel. ah"u; his m .yi,n
IL nae hcom said In England ,b..,
~ hf ''sh lice; ana British ,r,,,n.
"l"Nt matted ;h- victor;otI. ,t.n.,I
'StS said VI F'ranklin.I;nriii"
lns truth is that every Tim. inr,.,
vas used ana the british ,ro,ns
"'"rced negotiations with Nus-
!nSIy more difiicuit.
F"s> Tribute 10 Kenn,
ihe peaceful effort Of Franco aI-
Ways ihteEvtn-d just in time IN No
open warfare. and. had /, no,
rance. peace would nor
,ia realized. In this conn.c
- bhS tribute IA.
,S'cht struggle the Turkish con-
raI.,. "ascd 10 maintain peaceful,
'tidt'"ns with the allies 10. s,,r...'
rnShed this In the face OF yi,,,an;
lug army which was within bur for,y
Nlohc'ers OF their capital. co,s,.'
tinoplc" N"hstah-
I'M h"uillon charged ,bat ,bo
rr't'"h Seneral stan al Con.,a,,
nPtg ta,Yi had issued a. false communinuc
N',ns Nu,s OF the breakdown on Tho
muahh la conference becaus. -, ~
,. ,mrkish demand for immediatn on me
c"Paton OF Thrace. "
ms was all tho news tina, ,h,
Morin mad Of the Mudania conf.ro
!or f"rty-eight hours. and .s, nv'
,ian.' .mi,E' war existed during thai ~.
Gsn.r,, a'o & ,he French envoy. "Wh.n
cnn har rinSton heard Of tbia
ni'',"h iHue he was aston;.hnd anS
n"r n,nn,n ne hhd authorized no such com
ION 1t was surn tbin,s
."eSe with which we had to 80,
III trElns to make peace in the r:a.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-17
EXTENSION OF SEARCH
RIGHT TO I2-NzLE LIMIT
rs REFUSED B Y BRITAIN
COURTS JURISDICTION
IN LIQUOR CASE DENIED
United States District Attorney Hayward Replies to
Bills in Equity Brought by Foreign
Steamship Companies.

'ign Steamship companies state they
would suffer by reason OF laws com
pclliuE them to furnish wines 10
members of the crew. District At
torn"y Hayward says the payment
OF higher wages would recompcnse
crews for the lack OF such stimu-
lant.
Regarding the loss Of tho profit
made by the foreign ships in the
-"lc Of liquor. MIR. Hayward claims
that this loss is the only one which
tho companies viii suffer under u
strict adherence TO the now ruling
To the charge OF the complaining
steamship companies tina, the At
;"rn.y-Gcnerars ruling is = misin.
depreciation "f the Nulstcad act. tn.
reply states:
IL the compla uantS are correct
IN their construction OF the national
prohibition act. the implications in
the claim of the cumpiainantS. IL
allowed. would carry with 1t as a
necessary corailary. the right Of amy
ship 10 transport liquor within the
territorial waters OF the United
States"
IntoNirnnts Iud~r Lock ImpossIbIr
Answering the plea Of carriers to
permit tn. possession on board ships
OF liquors. which would he ken, un.
der lock and key. during "in port"
periods. the defendants claimed that
suc'i permission would make the en-
f"rccnent Of prohibition against the
'nrorta ton OF liquors. already diiu.
cult" practically Impossible
The enforcement Of the ruling OF
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