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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-04

. tonight and Sunday; nos
much change in temperature.
UNIVERSITY WEATHER.
A. NJ. Observations. -
Temperature. AZ.
Maximum, IL hours. A.,
Minimum. "a hours, A.
Wind. northeast. 8 miles.
Precipitation, IL hours. OF.
Barometer, reduced, S0.17.
City Briefs
49,
Martin Haugcn for Cou1ty Auditor.
ADV.
Vote for Hans Anderson for State
Auditor.-Adv.
Dance at Hans Gaustad hall satur-
day evening, November Adv.
-A-
. Coal.-By the load. Iagnite Ss.7E
soft coal $3.50. Phone 1851. y. p.
Ccss.-Adv.
,-e- ~
Dance Saturday at the K. p. Hall;
south Third street. A Apiece orches-
ira will furnish the music.-Adv.
Vote for Hans Anderson for state
Additionally.
Make Yourself worth more by at
tending night school at kakers' Bust
ness college.-Adv.
, Golng-We are all going to Crooks
ton Tuesday evening, November Z, to
hear Werrenrath.-Adv..
Fresh Killed Chickens zoe lib; leg Of
spring lamb Csc lb; Sanitary Meat
Market, $50 Kittson, phone 6sasss4.
ADV.
DR.. II. NJ. McLcan.-Am a candi-
date for the office of. Coroner. Your
SUPPORT will be greatly appreciated,
Elks to Meet-There< will be q
regular meeting of the Elks tonight.
All members are urged to attend.
J. Fl. Budge.-Adv.
No Choir .practice.-Announcemen,
has been made that there will be nc
rehearsal Of the st. Paul's Episcopal
church choir this evening.
b. e. Ovcrackcr, 71s North Seventh
street. is having Giese & Noonan.
East Grand Forks. install q CaloriC
Pipeless Furnace In his home.-Adv
For Sale.-s150.00 New Maytag
Electric Washer $500. Peckwith
Organ $500. Iron. bed steads, spring
and mattress complete, $500, Lawn
mower $500. Phone 1sos.-Adv.
Candidate for County superintend.
crit of Schools-Because Of my worn
as principal of the Wilder school, ]
am unable to make many persona,
calls. Your support November Z will
be appreciated-Stella E. Johnson
Adv. -. :
Extra Today-The student" week.
~ publication at the state university
planned the, publication of an extra
edition today. following the U. N. D.,
A. c. game. at a meeting OF the stat
members Of the paper Friday.
Il Am a Candidate for reelection t,
the office of Register of Deeds at tn,
~ coming" election. The duties OF tn,
office prevent me from making al
extended canvas, Il want the offic,
and will appreciate your votes. Dol
AUTOMATICALLY.
I am a Candidate for County Com
missioner for the Second District a
the November Election: I Believe II
Fair Wages and Fair Treatment TO
all. Economy in County affairs. Low
Err Taxation, Good Roads as fast as W,
are able to pay for them with q rea
sonable rate Of Taxation. w. H. Kel
sey.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-04

Extra Today-'The student" week
~ publication at the state university,
planned the, publication Of an extra
edition today, following the U. N. d.
A. c. game. at a meeting OF the staff
members Of the paper Friday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-04

Rev. Lewis speaksAProfsssor Z.
r. Lewis OF Wesley college VIII read
q paper at the Mtnistsrial association.
which meets in the Y. n. G! A. Monk
day morning At 1920 o'clock. Ali
ministers Of the city, whether In the
active pastorate or not, are cordially
Invited to. attend. T., \ a.. -.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-04

For Sale.-s150.0o New Maytag
Electric Washer $500. Peckwith
Organ $500. Iron, bed steads. spring
and mattress complete, 1890. Lawn
mower $500. Phone 1S0S.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-04

Candidate o County superintend-
crit Of Scbools-Because Of my work
as principal of the Wilder school. I
am unable to make many personal
calls. Your support November Z will
be appreciated-Stella E. Johnson
Adv. 81
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-04

Card Of ThaukA-Ws wish to thank
our neighbors and friends also tho
Elks and Masonic lodges for their
kindness and sympathy shown dur
ing he sickness and death Of our
nephsw Henry o. HaEsnaon. aNo for
the beautiful floral offerings. Az
Adv. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Gustafson.
613 Washington avenue, left Friday
for Spokane. WASH: Where they. will
spend the winter with relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30
A PRODUCE
EXCHANGE IS
TO Be HERE

announcement has been made by
Henry Dean that the Audrain County
Farm Club organization will estab.
hsh a Farmers Produce Exchange in
this city shortly. This institution
Will be backed by the county organ
ization and will likely be conducted in
conjunction with the PRODUCERS
Grain Co., plant in Mexico.
Mr.. Dean stated that it was SER
iously being considered by the or
ganization to establish a ccld storage
plant in connection with toe Produce
Exchange and to have the eggs and
poultry from similar exchanges in
this section shipped to Mexico and
held for carload lot shipments as is
being done in the Ozark section of
Missouri.
Mr.. Dean said he would likely have
more to announce shortly regarding
this plan with fuller details.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30
Older Boys and
Girls Council
Meets Here Sun.
Plan Mother and Daughter Week
To Be Held Sometime in
April.

The Audrain Council of the Older
Boys and Girls organization held a
conference in this city Sunday at the
home of Miss Mary Lee Carter. A
number of those interested from out
OF town attended. Kellun Spurlock,
from Laddonia and Marlin Buttss of
Vandalia, were among those present.
1t was decided to hold g Mother
and Daughters week some time in
April to get more mothers and
daughters interested in the work. A
series of meetings to be held in the
six districts of the county were also
planned,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30
FARMER WILL
ADDRESS THE
SHOW CROWDS

William c. Mckee, a farmer living
near Polo, Mo-, and one of the State
Board Of Agriculture farm lee
t@urers, will be one of the features
of the First Annual Automobile,
Truck and Tractor show of Mexico
the last three days of this week.
He will address the farmers at
tending the show on various phases
of farming of interest to those tilling
the soil in Audrain county. He comes
to Mexico highly recommended and
his talks will be worthwhile in every
way.
The big Hoxsey garage is being
placed in readiness for the show. 1t
will open at l p. M, Thursday and
to get everything in readiness for the
event a large force of workmen will
be busy between now and that hour.
Ther will be various entertainment
features connected with the show be-
sides Mr.. McKee's addresses. There
will be music and singing to entertain
the visitors.
The business houses which will
have booths at the Mexico Auto
Truck and Tractor Show are:
Doolin Motor Company-Nash
Hoxsey+Shrout Motor Company
Cadillac, Buick.
Haskell Observation-Disclosures, Max
well
Mexico Motor Company-Dodge
Barnes-Boyd Motor Company
Ford
Sunnen Motor Company-Samson
Trucks and Tractors
Auto Sales Company-Studebaker
Audrain Service Garage
Sumner Motor Company-Acces-
series
Presto-Lite Batteries
Offutt Weather Strips
Rubber Ace Tire Company, st.
Louis
Chamber of Commerce
Taylor Music Company
Ledger
Davis Mitchell Motor Co.
Love-Joy, st. Louis
Haywood Works, Jefferson City
Crown Laundry
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30

1T looks very much as though Mex
leo will have a Boy Scout organiza-
ton again. This is indeed good news.
This has been a hobby of the Led
gers for many years. Mexico had
the second Boy Scout troop in the
state of Missouri and for three years
the organization did splendid work
under the capable direction of Roy
Ferris. Later the work had to be
given up because it outgrew the time
those behind it could give and there
were no funds for a paid worker. A
Boy Scout organization is the best
investment a community can make.
1t builds better citizens who will
build a better city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30
WOMEN VOTE
AGAINST BEED
IN AUDRAIN

The following dispatch from thi.
city to the st. Louis Star will be Of
much interest locally.
MEXICO, Mo-, March 23.-(Spe.
cial.)-It seems to be the concensu:
of opinion of Audrain County Demo.
cratic leaders that Senator Reed
would have a hard time being elect.
ed, even if he should get the nomina-
ton. The women of the county are
against him for his attack on the
maternity bill and the men on ac-
county of what they consider his fail.
ure to support his party.
Judge E. A. Shannon Of the pro-
bate court said: at would, in my
opinion, be hard for any loyal Demo-
crat to support Reed for reelection
after he left his party in the lurch in
time of need"
DR.. R. W. Berrey, Democratic
chairman of Audrain County, said:
THE majority of the Democrats of
Audrain County are against Mr..
Reed for they have not forgotten his
fight against the League of Nations
or the fact that he did not support
the administration. We do not, how
ever, doubt his sincerity or courage.
1t is possible, however, that he might
sway the county by his oratory if he
made a personal campaign"
William Viyion, former Democratic
chairman of the county, said a major
ity of the Democrats of Audrain
County would never vote for Reed
ever if he were the candidate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30

THE more we think about the first
year of Harding's administration the
more we are moved to conclude that
the Republican party will have to
.6na something to distract the voters
attention from it at the polls this
fall. And finding this distraction, we
believe, will be much like the search
for the ~proverbial needle in the hay
stack. Political expediency may
force the G. o. P. to act in some mat
tiers at this late hour but we feel the
people have lost faith in campaign
promises and it is too late to revolu-
tionize this public attitude.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30

THE Ledger has always commended
that Mexico was one of the most
ideally located trading centers in this
section of Missouri and we believe
that our opinions is borne by others
in view OF things that are transpir-
ing. The coming to Mexico of the
Wolff Berger Co., and the White
Eagle Dairy Co., are indications that
these large and forward-looking
firms are of thesame opinion. Mex
leo is one ofthe most prosperous
cities its size west of the Mississippi
river and hat we are going to be
''even more so" is evident. Get be-
hind the Chamber of Commerce and
help it further this most important
work of expansion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30
CHURCH TO BE
KEPT OPEN HOLY WEEK

One hundred and twenty-five per-
sons were present at the fellowship
meeting at the Methodist Church
Wednesday evening. Plans were
made for the lenten evangelistic cam
paign which is being conducted.
1t was decided that during Holy
Week the week preceding Easter,
the church will be kept open and
those who wish may go there for
meditation and prayer. At certain
hours during the day the organist
will play. This plan was carried out
last year and met with good res
ponse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30


all Of them IN crowds and business.
The Mexico automobile dealers ex-
pect to make their show an annual
event. The Chamber Of Commerce
viii bold several Dollar Days each
year. The idea is one that not only
stimulates business but extends the
local trade territory.
The people Of the city should CO.
operate with the merchants and the
dealers in automobiles in making
these big events the success they
should be. We want to see Mexico
grow and prosper and these two af-
fairs viii aid materially in this pur-
pose.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30

PRESIDENT Harding's appeal for
the church to come to the aid of the
nation is most timely. If many
church members were as faithful in
the observance 'of the laws as they
apparently are to the interests their
various sects conditions today would
be materially improved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30
PLAINTIFF WINS
SUIT OVER CONTRACT,

ANF L
In the case of Hermon Yourkers VS.,
Hugh Brown, which was brought in
the Audrain Circuit Court Monday,
the jury found for the plaintiff in the
sun of $30S.91. This was a suit over
a contract.
The case on trial Tuesday was
that of the Hoxsey-Shrout Motor
Company VS.. 7. J. Bates over an ac-
count of over $500. The jury in the
case was: W. P. Flynn, j. E. North
cult, c. W. King, Phillip Ulrich, ".
T. Cleeton, T. M. Hamilton, H. s.
Clark, L. C. VanHorn, Neil Sheehan,
Walter Peck, Cane johnson and A.
B. Cluster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30
QUEEN FOR M0BERLY
ATHLETIC CARNIVAL
TO BE CHOSEN SOON

A queen for the athletic carnival
which viii be held in Moberly July
fourth, will be chosen soon. "A com
mittee Of four has heard girls from
Carroltoh, Brunswick, Kirksville,
Mexico, Fayette, Macon and Hanni-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30

THE women of Mexico are evident
ly organizing to support the Demo
cratic ticket at the polls in April. A
full Democratic vote should be polIed.
What is worth doing is worth doing
well.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30
SILAS NEWTON MOOR
DIES AT HOSPITAL HERE
SATURDAY MORNING

Silas Newton Moor died at Amanda
Hospital Saturday morning as the
result of peritonitis. He was 81
years old. Burial will be in Bowling
Green.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30
Are Married Here Wednesday

The marriage of Miss Dollie Seal of
Laddonia to Everett Trabie of Far
Der took place at A o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of the
officiating minister, the Rev. A. A.
Wallace. The brother of the bride
acted as an attendant. The young
people will make their home south of
Farber.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30

Mrs, F. H. Thomas and son, Wen
dell, Of Auxvasse, were the guests of
Mrs. Thomas sister, Miss Jessie Nc
Kean Sunday. Mrs. Thomas came to
attend the funeral of c. H. Wales.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30
A RIG WEEK.

MEXICO has had a number of big
weeks lately but this week with its
three Dollar Days and three days Of
Automobile show should surpass all
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30

THE man who attempts to argue
with his wife soon learns that as a
good debator he is in the class of the
tongue tied youth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30

ITS funny but had you ever noticed
that California is the only state that
brags about growing lemons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30

bal sing with the idea Of choosing a
queen who viii be featured in several
songs at the carnival.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30

S. J. Buckner, treasures Of the
Morris Bros, Shoe Co, Quincy, ILL.,,
spent Sunday here the guest Of Mex
lico relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30

WHEN a man lays down on the
job these days he finds he hasn't a
very soft couch after all.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30

THE boy who gets his doll playing
days over in youth is at least safe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30

o. L. Smith, of Auxvasse, was a
business visitor in Mexico Monday
morning. 4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30
HIDES AND FURs.

We continue as we have for the last
AZ years TO pay the highest prices for
the above. SAM MORRIS.
SO II Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30

THE coal strike April first prom
ises to be no joke.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30
THE LEDGERsE

PLATFORM FOR AUDRAIN
More permanently improved high
ways.
A highway engineer.
A farm agent.
A clos : cooperation between the
people Of Audrain county and Mex
leo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-03-30
THE WEEKLY LEDGER
L. NJ. White, Editor.
I'M o r nj
To ETJRCCRTRERS

e Examine date after your
aa-ae on margin of paper or wrap.
per. Remit promptly before your
time expires and You won't miss
an issue Of yOHF favoritc paper.
Obituary notices, church festivals
and other pay entertainments are pay
notices at t0c a line an insertion in
the Weekly Ledger.
Washington Journal., 1922-04-21
%rGiScnt SarOins cmpfdnst Oentide
Singer.

@arren 8. &oroing, Ser Yrdiioent
ser &ereinieten Staaten, bat 5nge-
Iagt, Dem SGngerfeit oes &orO0itli.
Aen SGngerbunoes, oas @noe Mai IN
8rooflpn ~obgebalten miro, bei5umob-
nerl falls nidt Die @%inmeibung Oes
2uicoln MemorialS i'm 0aran Oer-
binoert. 0ieie 3uiage bat Oas Ober-
baitpt unierer Nation Dem 8rooflp-
ner 9eItoilslHhB gegeben, Ser unter
6iibrltng ieines 8rdiioenten, Serrn
@rHo @reiner, borige ISOLDE cine Alt-
0ien5 i'm @eiBen Sauie bate. Die
Nuoien5 mar our6 8lnOeslenator
CALDER bon gtep gorf, Der li6 fir Dos
SGngerfeit in berporragenoer 8eile
~intereIliert, permittelt noropn.
8rGii0ent &oroing empfing oie Ser
rem aus 8rooflpn in Ser liebenSmiir-
oigiten @eiie unO mar iidtlid boder,
freut iiber bic freunoli6e @inlaoung,
eitem Ser groBen S~eItfon5erte bei6u-
mobnen uno Dem Moiien6or BON mo-
be8u 5000 gutgeidulten SGngern 5n
loul6en. Gr borte nit SntereIie 81,
ais man i'm baran crinnerte4 oaB
feline @orgGuger, Glepelano, &ooiepelt
1no Soft sic Sdngerfeite oes 8lnOes
0ur6 ibre Anpeienbeit geebrt uno
iih iiberalts anerfenneno iiber Die
groBartigen un6 impoionten 2eiltln-
gen ser oerti6en SdngermeIt 6es
NorooItens olsgeipro6en bitten.
Mit @orten ber5liden 0onfes nabm
er Die ginlaoung on un0 beripra6,
Dem SeIte 6%einobnen 5u mollen, fails
nidt wi6tige @eid6fte i'm ooran ber-
1inoern ioaten.
Sreuoig belpe9t iiber Sen ber5liden
gmpfang I'M @eiBen Soiie ltno iiber
sic 3uiage oes Yraiioenten troten Die
Serren ans ser 6eltitaot oie Seim.
fabrt an.
Washington Journal., 1922-04-21
gerOicnt pcitcitc Scr6rcitnns.

.Gbe 9npben IN gmericon Siito.
ri" mar oas Sbema. iiber oas @eorge
Seibel in ieiner sSobnstoipner &eoe"
eelegentlid Der Seller 0es o0entiheq
Cages" I'M Sabre 1916 geipro6en
bate, Die oomoIs 10 oageneines unO
berehtigtes lufieben berpor9erufen
bate.
sic bat 10 groBes @ufieben erregt,
Dab iie loeben in Der 81. nelien gluf
loge erihienen lit, unO 5luor nit be.
o%ertiomcu 3uidben. Seine on0ere
S6rift bat ie Die 9eoeutung Der
Deutidamerifaner in Der @eididte
ser @creinigten Staoten 10 foBlih
iino beitimmt, uno bod nift morft-
I6reieriih berborgeboben pie 0ieie
2obreoe ouf Den 8inoeitrid, Sic
fiibrt in prGgnanten, mudtigen I'M
mioerlegboren 8orten Die Satiaden
ms 5el0, Dor oenen ale geb1iiige &ris
tit berltummen muB. gu bemerfen
lit, oaB Die 2iite bon 4S 0elttlhomcri
foniiden @euer6len im 8iirgerfriege
in oieler nelien Auflnge 81 50 ollge-
mohien lit. Iud Elm @pilog lit bon
Serrn SeibeI Der uripriinglihen He-
DC binaugefiigt moroen, I'm Die @r-
eigni1ie Der letten Sabre 81 belelih
ten uno ben Stauopunft Der Nmeri-
foner oeutl6er gbfunft 81 erldutcrn.
5erner lit SeibelS Sonett: n0eutih.
ldilo ltnO Nmerifa" IN Ser ilelien g(ui
Ioge ouh in elmer Oeutiden l1eber-
letung bon Erof. SrliuS Stern ans
Der S~trnBbureer 8oit entbalten. 0oS
8ampbIet foltet 10 Gts. uno fam be.
5ogen meroen ourd 2eiiing Co., Dor
1888, Hittsburgb, $50.
0os Sdriftden iolte in feinem
amerifaniihen SouIe feblen. in Dem
2eute mobnen, Die itol5 iino ouf ibrc
Oelitihe ~Ibltammung, uno Die oober
aud iiber Die boben 8eroienite ibrer
Stammesgenolien eenall unterridtet
iein molten, INN geleeentlid) auf lie
binmeiien git fonnen.
Washington Journal., 1922-04-21
-Qer omerifoniihe @ntidofter

yer df1erit0nildle Botldafter
fir Berlin @ougbton, fubr bon 2on.
BON iiber Goris mad &oblen5 uno fam
gcitern in Berlin an. Seine beioen
Sodter bat er uo6 @enf auf oie
5duIe eeihidt. 9ic 6rau Sougbton
bradte sic &in0er Oortbin unO foIgt
MN Dem Mnnne na6 Berlin. Der
&rieg 5lpiihen Gmerifa unO Deutid-
IonO brod 9lpril 1917 aus. Gad ge-
nan flint Sobren iinO sic alien 8e5ie.
bltugen nun en0lid tpie0er bergeitellt.
-9tod elmer in~tcrcIIanten so6-
forihung oes friiberen oeutiden @e.
ne~rdlioniuls Or. Sermam S6umn-
der in Seem Ysrf (ipGter in Yeru)
ioa ser erite 0eutide, ser Den 9ooen
ser rlelten @eIt bctrot. elm geipiNer
AmbroIilis 0arfinger aus augsburg
getueien iein. @r bate lih in Dem
befo1ten Nugsburger &olen0eritreit,
ser inn Sabre 1884 sic oltidfu1biide
SarptitaOt belnrubigte, bereits einen
Nanten gemadt unO mltroe fltr5 oa-
rouf bon Der Melieri6en Sonoelsfir-
ma oils Ngent NIT ser 5iibrltng elmer
@rpeOition na6 oen ipaniiden Solo
MEN in Siioomerifu betrout. &onig
Nbilipp Der 3ipeite bon Sponien bat
tie oieie expedition nit umfollenoen
Yripileeien oitsgeitattet. 90 menig
Grfolg Die erIte expedition batte, nit
INN 10 eroBerem@rfoI9e mar sic 5lpei-
te gefroltt, Die nod beftigen &Gmpfen
nit Den Sn0ionern Our6 Inlegung
bon &olonien Dem oeliti6en SnnoeI
Altsli6t altf reihen @epinn e%r0ffnete.
Ser 2ouis Z. Sdroeoer mur6e
bier i'm 0e5em6er 1917 feItgenommen
uno bei6uloigt HI1ne uno 3ei6nun.
gen bon Observation-Disclosures unO
oergleiden aus Sen 3iWmern oes
&riegsminiiterium inns -@ebGil0es geItob.
len 81 baben, no er ongeitelt mar.
Gin 8ebetnpolt5ilt, nomens 9arbep
@iben. nabm i'm oomals felt. Sebt
lit er ben Den acknowledgement fret
gelproden moroen. gr bette einige
3eihnungen MIR itltoienboIber nit
nod Satle genommen; er bate feline
Ianoesfeinolihen Nbiidten 0amit Der
folgt. Ser S6roeoer, jebt in Seem
Oorf, AZ Sabre aft, mar Gins Ger bic.
len nrmen Opfer blinoer &riegsiput.
Wtebr ais s Sabre mar er bier Dor
Dem &riege idon ais 3ei6ner an Der
Hegierung 6eihGftigt eetpeien. Sem
Same bat ibm mobI geihaoet. Sr-
geno Elm fnnatii6es @eib mag i'm
uange5eigt" ba6en.
GER M}ar 8oaberg linO 6amiliC
lino mad Itiirmif6er 6abrt in @berbure
(8ranfrei6) angelangt; BON bier gebt'!
per giienbabn in Die alte Seimot.
Washington Journal., 1922-04-21
Die u@Oit" ii6er 9entidlanO nnb
&uslanO.

Die bieiige oYolt" l6reibt IN elllem
2eitartifel pom 0ienstag, ben Is. 81
pril, iiber 9elttl6larlo oas S%olgenOe:
THE German imperial republic" is
a travesty upon democracy as Ameri-
cans understand free government"
IS lit bod sic S0bel Oeuti6lano bat
Die bette, oemofratii6e Serfoliung,
oie man 1i6 0enfen fam, bon einigen
ue6ten~ Am%erifanern ielbit 10 amer
FAINT. @orarf itiibt iih nun bic 8e.
balaptltng ser n8oit". 8ir foroern
ole u&pit" beralis, einen ein5igen Ta-
rugrapben Der nellen oellti6en Ser
faliung 5lt citieren, Der 10 unoemofra-
did lit mie Oas Grobibitionsgeles
bier I'M freien Amlerifa gum 9eilpiel.
llro mober immer Ser Ausorud ii M
.perial republic2" 9oS &ort
u9fei6" fam am bel+en our9 Cont
monipealtb" ooer nlono" o0er 1courl-
trp~ iiberiebt meroen bleibt aben pie
cs g%liidli6ertpeiie in Der englii6en
lleberfebung oes neuelten oeuti6=rul=
Iii1n Sanoelsbertrages bon &apalo
.geidiebt, an beiten unii6eriett. Sic
vYolt~ Iieit natiirlid aud 9 e Ell m e
4bmo6ungen in oieien Sertrag bin
Elm. Sn Sen @ertr6gen Der gbriiit-
un~gsfonferen8 fino aber ielbitper-
Itdn0li6 eebeime ginDeritdnoniiic
nidt at iu6enl ltnO menn amerifa
einen Sonoelspertrae (treatD Of ami
tp a1o commerce. in 9GlOe nit
9eutfhlano i6IieBt, Oa oarf man audi
ni6t auf @ebeimflauieln gefaBt iein.
. neinl 9ie s Ii r DIT Dor Ser lie
berlegenbeit oeuti6en @eiites treibt
Washington Journal., 1922-04-21
@IattOemtidler 9amen. @erein.

8ie uns mitgeteiIt miro, bat Iid
aus Den lleberreiten oes eingegange-
men Onfel-9 rGiiepereinS elm gemiit.
lides Oamen. ar6n56en gebiIOet. Gor
elmer @ode nun bate oieies 4r1n5-
den Seriammlune uno beidloB man
bon iett ob unter Dem 9amen 8latt.
oelltl6er0 omenperein on Die Oeffent
lid)feit 5u treten. Oie 8eomtemunbl
ergab oos folgenoe HeiuItot:
5rau Sophie @abI, 8r1iioent;
5rou lnna,S dmore. 8ioe-TrGi.;
6rau Gbriitine 8eber, Sefret1rin;
Sri. Yforie 8ieemonn, Sdatm.;
&eriammluneen fin0en am /. Mitt
nod i'm Snuie zines ser MitgIieoer
Itatt. No6 SdliiB f~eierte man Sen
abl6ieo bon 6r6ulein Murie @ieq
mann, melde i'm Mai cine 0eutid
Ianoreiie nntritt nm ibr oltes Wtiit
terIein unO lire 8erlpanoten nod)mol5
5u ieben. @ir miiniden quite &eiIel