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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-26
KAMINSKPS TRIAL
is IN PROGRESS

Wensburg, w. Va, Oct. Z6.-IJohn
Kaminski, charged with first degree
murder. was a lieutenant IN tne
"army" of union miners that march
cd on Ciftouville from Adella, Penn
last July the prosecution declared IN
the opening argument of kamlnskl 5
trial here TODAY
The C6ftonville riot in which Sher'
iff Duvalb and seven union miners
were slain, was carefully planned,
the prosecution charged
1t was announced the state will
attempt 10 prove Kamiusi went to
Adella from Canton, O., for the eS-
press purpose of leading the miners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-26
SIZE VISITS WHITE HOUSE
,By United PresS.D

Washington Oct. 26.-Alfred SEE:
Chinese minister to the U. S, called
at the White House today to pay
respects to President Harding be-
fore leaving for China on leave OF
six months.
The minister will sail within q
week or ten days. During his absence
the legation will be in charge OF
Yung Kwai, chancellor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-26
INSURE FOOTBALL SQUAD
AGAINST ALL INJURIES

Chicago, Oct. 26-The entire
Northwestern football team has been
insured against injury by a blanket
policy, Dana NJ. Evans director OF
athletics, announced today. Terms
of the policy assure the university a
fixed sum for every player injured or
taken i'll during the football season.
They also provide 80 per cent addi-
tional sum for every player sent to
the hospital.
The compensations already have
been received for five broken noses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-26
HAMPDEN-SIDNEY
STUDENTS NEAR DEATH

Buckingham, Va, Oct. 26-Eight
boys from Hampden-Sidney College
came near losing their lives here Sat
urday night when car in which
they were riding struck the bridge
and they were thrown over in the
low lands, a distance of fifteen or
twenty feet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-26
MONT RELY TO REMAIN
lnr Tnitcd PrrssJ


Washington, Oct. 26-E. Mont
Reilly, governor of Porto Rico, haa
the confidence of President Harding
and will remain as governor of the
island, according to an impression
received by Bayetano Coll Cuchl,
speaker of the Portorican house Of
representatives. during conference
with the executive at lunch today.
While the president took no def
mite stand, Coll Cuchi said he re-
ceived the impression that Mont
Reilly would remain in Porto R!lo.
The president and the speaker dis
cussed at once the general conditions
in Porto Rico. The political was
characterized by Coll Cuchi as
mess"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-26

Attorney William P. Woolls. who
,yas annointed commonwealth at
torney by Judge Smith is twenty-ni!no
Years old. He was born in this city
June 29, 1898 and received his edu-
cation at the schools here and at the
Virginia Military institute, LeXlng-
ton, Va, and then received the de-
town university in 1915 and the de-
gree of master of laws at that insti-
tuition in 1916. Since graduating Mr.
Woolls has been practicing law;
For several years past Mr.. Woolls
has been deputy clerk of the United
of Virginia and also commissioner for
the eastern district Of Virginia. Mr..
Woolls has rendered his resignation
as such, effective October 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-26
CANCEL CALL FOR w. ". TO
HELP IN STRIKE
(Bv Isaac Gregg.)

Portland Ore, Oct. 26.-Calls to
the nations |. W. W. to come to
Portland to help in a dock strike here
are now cancelled, it was learned to-
day.
Portland |. w W. leaders messa-
ged the general Headquarters in Chi
cago that no outside help would be
needed.
The situation is quiet today. The
/. w. w. had made one gain in their
fight. Police bad removed the lock
from the door cf the |. w W. Hall
and members Of the organization are
now permitted to use the place free
"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-26
Kiwanians Have
Visitors At Lunch
Washingtonians and Officers Of L. S.
DESTROYER Mahan Are Entertained.
Speeches BY Several.

A delegation of members OF the
Kiwanis Club and officers from the
L. S. S Destroyer Mahan, were
Quests this afternoon Of the Kiwanis
Club at the weekly ianHheon Of the
club held in the Westminster build-
ing which was attended by large
gathering of members;
After the luncheon the assemblage
was called to order by L. 5. Lambert,
president. and short talks were mace
bv Claude H. Woodward, chairman Of
the recent convention in Washing
ton: George Baker, Jack Boobar,
George Winston, Of Washington;
Admiral Culley, Capt Larlmer,
Commander Fitch and others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-26
TIM MURPHY is
IN HANDS OF LAW
UBy United PresS.)

~ Chicago, Oct. 26.-'Big Tim" MGr- %
nbv Chicago labor leader, is in the
hands of the law again. -.
Murphy was arrested charged with
ba;ns implicated in the robbery OF a
o,,apiitv Ou of liouor from the Grommes
and Ulrich warehouse.
He was released on bond.
Murphy is under sentence IN con,
nection with the Dearborn StreeE
Mail robbery and was recently ac..
omitted on a charge of murder OF
two policemen during the building
trades war
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-26
JAPANESE COMPLETE EYACUA'
TON OF RUSSIA

TOXIC, Oct. 26.-Japanese ev&eua-
ton of Vladivostook has been COM
ted, according to dispatches reaching
here today.
The city was Immediately occupied
by the "red" army, the dispatches
said.
No mention was made OF reported
clashes between the red and
white" forces over possession OF the
city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-26
MAY RACE TO-DAY

GloucheSter, Mass, Oct. 26-Fresh
northwest winds were forecast today
for the third and final race between
the Gloucester schooner Henry Ford
and the Canadian defender Blue Nose
to decide the championship Of the
North Atlantic fleet
With one race each, honorS were
even.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-26

Judge Smith is thirty-nine years
old and a native of Fauquier county.
He graduated in law at the University
of Virginia in 1908 and year later
toop up the practice of law in this
city where he has been actively en-
gagged ever since.
Judge Smith had the unanimous in
dorsement of the bar association Of
the city for the position and last Sat
urday he received his appointment
from Governor E. Lee Trinkle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-26
Bible Thought for Today

A If Ye Abide--If We abide in
xuxsxpMe, and My words abide in
SK you, We shall ask what ye
~ will, and it shall be done unto
you.-John 10: I.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-26
ESTABLISHED 1884

Oldest Daily Newspaper in the
limited States and Best Advertis-
ing Medium in Northern Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-26
WEATHER

For this sec,ion-gair and cooler
TODAY and tOmOrrow-Light winds
tomorrow afternoon.
High tide tomorrow; 40 a. M,
| :5S p. IN.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

sic Trai9t Das finite. Warmela.
oenbrot. SIRE 8rult itrafft lid ct.
mas.
uMas babe ib getan! @earbeitet
bon morgens Bis aben05! Nur at,
f%rie6ene @eii6ter monte i6 ieben.
l1no mas lit Ser 9onf! @as lit Ser
Cant! Meine paor alien Sage bet
bittert ma11 mir! Meine paar alten
Gage -" Sic @teuerratin i6lud5t
Iouter - umer6en mir Derbittert. ].
@on mei,te>t eige11en &inoern perbit.
teri! @abe i@ 6as peroient! Sabe
i6 6os ber6ient! @er tpeib, mie
i6 nod lebei"
Mmalie I9reit auf: uMama,
iprih 6ob ni6t 10! @milie lit ia
rob!"
gmiliee trommelt NIT Sen @an6en.
Sic miu reoen. Sie min .fagen,
6aB 49,. 9ann liebt lie auf SEN
MelfenitrauB. Ct 1tebt mie cine
beimlide Brin5eiiin %. Sebr rein.
Sebr bo@. Gs iibt pie Elm beimliz
DIES mitleioiges &i6ern IN oen
M1nominfeln bteier Brin5eiiin, Die
auf Sen 8affeetii6 ser stelterratin
&uhlmann gefalen lit nn6 ni6t ber-
iton6en iuir6.
emile hit einer tiefen, nberlege.
men Mtem5ug. 9ann iagt Tie
langiam: u8arum regit on Sid
6enn eigentlid 10 auf. DIANA? ST
babe sic Nelfen ia gar niht ielber
eefnuft. Cine &allegin bat lie mir
geidenft. neil id; ibr cine Mrbeit ab-
eenommen babe. S@r mollte Dos
1,ur niht fagenl!"
Sic 9tel1errdtin itebt auf. Be
fret, Idbelno.
.Sa, bas fonnteit bu ober ocd
iagenl Gas fonnteit OF ood iagen!
Sd babe mir bob au9 ge6a9t, bob
SUI iolde Di1mmbeiten niht mad}ltt.
8arum bait ou oenn 6as nidt gleid)
geiast!"
Gmilie benft: .s,o, narum babe
t6 bas nidt gleib geiaat . 80
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26
DER Aflkemfrank./
@pm 6. %@rapp.

9ie 5teuerrqtin &ublmann iibt
am &aHeetiid. Sim oberen gnoe.
Mmalie, sic altere. 3obter Ser
@tel1errdtin @ubImaun, iibt ol1d)
ont &affeetii6. Sim nnteren gtloe.
@mi1ie, 6ie iinglte Go@ter, iibt in
Ser Mitte. @s lit cine 5iemlib err
regte Stimm1tng. @as eigentlid)
INNER lit, menn sic 5teuerrattn
&affee tri1ft. @aS ober beute fet.
men beionoeren @rltao bat.
@milie bat einen Nelfenltra1rB &C.
fault @ine11 6tden, fetten Nelfen<
1traub. gu ei11er 3eit, ga eine
Melfe bieneidt 2 Mf. foitet. Gmt-
lie iagt es nidt. @ber man peiB
oas ia! gn1iIie fauft einen Melfen-
ftranB aus benz einfaden @run6e,
neil ibr ser @elfenitrauB gefaut.
Das lit uniinn! Sos lit @abniinnl
9as lit 6as Dos lit 81
refte - @ottloligfeit! SGT ous
@elo fir @miIie 6enr gar feinen
@ertl SGT G1ntIie oenn gar fetnen
Beritan0!
Sic !steuerrdtin r1,tidt auf ibrem
5tub1 mie ami einem ibmanfenoe1
@9iffsper6ed. sic trommelt nit
Sen Sdnoen ben &aoebfpmarid. 81,
}agt: vgs lit mir einfa@ unbegreif,
li6! SIM CONNER, menn 6as
Stud 8 @fg. foitet, 0ann min i)
ni9ts iagen. Mber beute aber
beute! @arum? Sb frage mid,
tparum? @at iemaub @eburtstug?
&at ieman6 8o@5eit? Sd >frage
mid, marum?"
gmilie iagt, rtpenn man INNER
nltr 8lumen tal1fen tpoute, pent Ell
ner @ebuetstag bdtte ooer &od5eit,
Damn f0nnten Die @lumenlaoen eiu-
paden. MuBeroem tpare es ia .ibr
@elo,!"
Die Gteuerr1tm @nblmann iaat:
v9bo! 9a batte iie oo9 G119 nod
mit5urebenI l1n6 Damn tpegen Ser
Gr5iebung! 90 lieBe man feine
@inoer iii Sic @elt 5iebe11, Sic finn.
lps NIT Dem @elo umgingen pie Elm
Starr! @iiroe Mmalie ie 10 ettpas
tun! Mie miroe Mmalie 10 etuas
[tun!"
Nmalie trinft sic oierte aoiie
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

q nuer l1e tam! N1e limo etne
Giebin! Sem Meni9 i'm @ouie bats
geglaubt, bie Grau 9ber1t glaubt's
ia ielbit nidt. Gber lebr' if einen
gtnr floten mie eine Madtiga1 -"
r@as Sic uno anoere 2erte bon
Der 4ngetlagten oenfen, 6anab bat
Sic nieman6 bier ge{xagt, fubr ser
8orltbenoe Den u11geld6enen 3euger
nit Strenge an. u8enn Sic nidts
anoeres por6ubringen baben, oanl,
peruriad,en Sic bier feline storung
uno entfernen Sic ii6 mie0er. S6er
Gaben Sic 1onlt nod etma5 gu, ia
gen?"
vM6er eemiB oo@, @err gat!
3e5balb fomma ib in a0er Gle.
Sin Muto bab' i'd NIT genommell.
SOUR oomit i9 nod our redten 3eit
fomme. @ielleibt, 6ad,} ibL baben fie
Sos arme @nrm id)on langlt Der,
fnort. Mber @ott iei oorf" = nod
einmal fubr li6 ser merfmuroige
flcine bide @a1u nit Sem Salben'
tub iiber sic 9tirn = u@ott lei
cont, ga bitten mtr's ia. nohmal
gliidlid ermiiht."
n@as sic gu iagen baben!" fubr
Ser 8oritBenoe nit erbobener Sttm'
ME Serrn Troutmetter on.
( Sea, mas benn ionif, Serr @at,
ais 6aB sos Sraulein gan5 uniful'
Sig lit un5 Bob ib eben Sen perflir'
ten 0teb ertappt babel"
uWos re6en Gie?"
Ser 8apagei bon ser Srall
Sberit mars. Gle 6ralt Sberlt lieB
oos 8ieit ia INNER fret berumflie-
gen, IN ibrer Mobnung. 2ange! ge'
mug lit er 6afiir audi front gemeien
uno bat am gnoe ni6ts mebr freiien
wouen. @eitern abeno lit ct frepiert.
9ie Sral1 Oberlt gibt i'm mir 5l1m
M~usitopfen.- Sd ibne!0' Sen &erl
auf. @as fano i9 Bel linn i'm Ma,
gen? Gas!"
Serr Sraltmetter griff nj ieine
@eitentai6e, 5og sort Elm blinfenoe5
gtmas berDor uno iiberrei6te 6ie'
les bam 8orltben0en.
Cine laute 8etpegung Ser Q1e6er,
roi6lng ging 6urb 0eu Saal.
uSit 0a5 ser Sting, 6rau Sberit ?"
fragte ser &at Sic pornebme alte
sic iib BON ser 3eugenbant
erbob nn0 balb Sreuoe, bolb 8e-
%itiir5ung I'M @eiidt, an Den &idter-
tiid berantrippelte.
Ssn
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

mer 1e min 0ob Sic 8ntpe Die 5reno
nit ipeule I'M 50 laBt ie eS rubig
qeIdeben. 90 ebaut e 8oA 6urud
bat oie 2i55te geiagt: ~Seb Nbi-
lipp, mc1t, 5u Ole Dbitere tpiooer
NIT oen @ieritoff itarte miQi9t,
Damn balt ib MIDI &pentgite1s e111
Sing aus TIL oas is, 6aB i4 nit oas
gan5e SOUS bon gieridale gema@t
friege. gu ma@it oi@ fein 8e'
ariff BACON, tpas bas for EN- Sru,
bel I'M Watter made 6ubt, all Die
fleine @6nippeld)er auf5upide, bic
fabS nit oen &arpeti6wieper Is %
nits a1l5nfarge, oie 8roi@ o,lbt
einfad Die tleine Ginger nit anf'
lude."
@ei 9i55ie, ben i@ geiagt, mer
tonne ia oen gan5e Som naA Die
Sabro perlege. ga fin i6 atptper
id0m onfomme! Denfit gu meb'
bic, IN Die SABRE wQlt i6 ben
Wlob ben? Sap Die gan5e Sabro
guide ocbt pie e p%ermabrloite &i6if.
feniabrb? Noiier;; III Damn Is %
nod e a111reres cling; an Sic s9eQs
bleime ol1d INNER feline 9empelS
bon oen 81 ltide I'M oaS lit Damn
e grobe @ttredi6en for oie @ats
I'M oie Meis. Sic fon1nte aus ale
Geiredidens un idlieblid glci6e iie
es 10 gut, oaB fe gang BET ltls bler.
noe, 10 fpaiie bel uns iettele I'M
uent1 es Damn mi6her falt nero I'M
ie fin effrebt 6aB ie ii@ Die Naie
un Die Sells berfriere, oann mub-
fe 1e in 6ett @eller un iteige bon
90 an 10 i9lud5eiife in 6ie &ubmS
un freiie nu@ meine &arpets UNI
Studs I'M mas ionit nod appetit'
li6es Ga is, aui. Moiierrie, me1tn
es 6enn bod emol iein muB, 6an1
bebt i6 1iemer gleide, men1 es gong
ms &aus gema6t miro" Sen ben
ib Sic 2i55ie g%eprammiit III Ser
&as mar gelettelt. 6 paar Sag
5uriid fin ib in BEN Stobr gauge
for sic gter gu oroere; i6 BEN ge-
fragt MIDI et Brets for fe6S SUIT.
5en6 gier gu made. rGs braude
nit oie auerbelte @ier gu iein, ben
i9 geiagt, btefabs ie peroe ia oo9
bart gebeult I'M elm bartgebeultes
81 fd1medt tpie Sos arnere. 10 Dob
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

= S@Iedte 8eiten. 8ett.
ler: rs Bit gar id0n, belfen'S
mir 6o@. Sd bin Dem &ungertoo
nab!" .=ss.s.
Spa5iergdnger: agBas? Gent
&ungertoo nab? Mit Dem 8aua2"
Settler: 20 mei11 @ottl @au9l
S bin ia nur 10 a%ufgeounien Dor
Ia1ter Sor9en!"
Sober Sdner3 fann ourd Die
Mrt, pie er getragen miro, geaoelt
merben.
Gus @lid lit redt. 10 pie elm
8au, Ser fliegt, Der 0enfe an
ben 6an.
Das &eute nus marb Sir gege-
ben. 9as Morgen 1T EN- aino
Ser Nadt.
IS c nj, man bon Sreunoen @elo
borgen min, geben fie getpobulia -
Geriengelo.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26
ol1o gar fein Gtfferen5 nit cdliite
oubt; ib min sic @eidi@t 10 bill.
lig made, nie es nur moglt@ IT,"

AA$jS .Sa@ ~ ~hItSAS*tO VIZ SSklbISS
oubt; ib min sic @eididt 70 Bill
Zig made, 1pie es 1ur mogli@ IT,"
@en. bat Ser Gieler eeiagt; in
e paar Sag friegt ib e @9ipp-
n1ent, mo.id Sine iebr refommenoe
fam. Sic gier fin nit itridtlie
frefd, 0as min id SSbne reitetpeg
iage, atptper bafir fin ie nrig biuig
I'M oaorum il es Sbne ia oo6 in
Die eridte 2ein gu 6ubn. Sd oen.
fe, i'd fann Sbne en- @reis bon
5mei Sdiqing bas 9ubeno made
I'M mebbie nod e tpenig biQiger.
@iiie Sc, Sie b6nge ia fein Set.
bel an Die Gifts no Ser @eburts.
oag bon ie6em 6rauf geprintet IT,"
@as ser Mann gefagt bat, SOS
ben i@ gegli6e; 10 &i6s fin nit 10
orig pertideler I'M oas @el6 mas
i6 iebfe fam, 6as fann i@ for
ebbes anneridter ipenoe. @en e
paar Sag ipater ben i'd oie @ter
gefriegt ut ZEN nur 6reiuno5man5ig
Gents 6as DuBeno gu be5able brau-
DIE. Sd ZEN Die Ger 1T Sen Sci.
1er 9ei@leppt, 10 6aB ie 6ie &ios
nit ben febn tonne. Mm nd@ite
Sag fit i@ am @ormittag BET oen
@ebesmeiler getpeie, biefabs i9 be1
e uenig 8iBneS nit i'm itptper 3u
tabfe gebabt. 8ie f@ beim iin
TONNE, ZEN i'd 10 en- fonnige
S@men in 6en &ans genobtiBt; i9
BEN gar nit otsmahe tonne, tpo
Dos Der fonnt femme, atutper meb-
bic ie bat 2imburger. &as gefauft.
@eu, i6 i'm bar6lie in SEN Saus
getpeie, % be1 i'd altsgefunne, }pas
Der Grubel mar. @ie en- rebgeller
9euuel is Ole 2i55ie auf mid los
geti9umpt. gu baidt mi6oer
emal abbes gefauft, bat ie geitart.
@enn 6u. BEN 8ennie gef6idt bdttit,
Ser batt better geoabn, mie gu I'M
menn-er sen feline @toff gebraGt
batt mie 6u, 6an1t batt i6 tin i'm.
mer sos anie gelegt LII batt ibn e
Spenfing 9etutpe, 6aB er Die @ab1s
enauf gefleimt not. &ier BEN i9
sic ibonlte Nennfebfs made pole
TIT BEN i@on ben gan5e Dob fertig
gebabt. S6 fen atDper geoetft,
mebbie> Elm ~oboer 5tpei @ier bette
e gan5e Sat- in1prubfe-atptuer for
sen Soft Of Meif, i6 ben nit e etn-
3iges 81 ntebr ms &aus gebabt,
ga be1 id an Sic Ger no ou fir
Sbitern g%efauft bait geoenft; id ben
mid 5mei oapon gebolt lin ben ie
in Die Bam geidlage I'm in oiefel>
noe @edeno is en- Guft aufgeittege,
oab ib geoenft ZEN, i9 6ebt obn.
ma@tig peroe. Sic 5uei gier fin
10 ratten getpeie, oab t6 adt Sag
BEN @dmen nit aus bent @ous err
aus friege fann I'm penn i'd Sag
TIT Mabt Die Seniter In 9iebre
anf1olie. lin 10 en- 9toff milit on
6ie arme Simmer al efie getptpeS
51ebm on iub! gu biit en- &ame- Z
pater I'M 6as Is all maS on bit;
gu belongit in Sic Yenniterf6erie
I'M ms 3ubtbaus." Sd fen 10
tf9iep gefiiblt mie 5mei &enntes I'M
Damn ben ib Sic Gifts genomme
I'm ben ie an en- fleine 8ielberrel
autleit 6ie 3ittie gefabre I'M BORT
ZEN ih le al ge6ompt. Sd fan1
t1ur {opieI 1age: @er INNER nur
cuff sic 8iuigfeit gude orbt, oas Is
en- giel, momit i6 perbleime Sbne
Sbrn liemer
YbiIipp @auerampfer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

80 e traurig, 6aB man6 ebrlide
offene @arnung ni6ts an0ers 5ei<
tigt, als cine gebeime S%erauSforoe-
rrng. ];
Mrmmt beb6ngt eu@ oft bic
5eele nit 2umpen un6 ma6t fic
11adt bon alien, uaS 5tert nno
m1rn1t.
Des @eibes &er5 lit ELM 2abD.
rintB bon tiefer Dunfelbett, man
meiB ME, tpie man bineingefommen
1tn1 mie beralS.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26
Wftmer 5dyrtibtbrtft hts
pbiltpp 9antramYftr.
y1eit1 lieber $err @e6adtiondr::-

SD I'm 1tt1tr1er
frob, penn Die
01tern5eit fon11ne
bubt an au9 Die
aios frene lid, menn
ie ii BEN @al1s I'M
in Die Sabro eru1t-
iud)e bnne, for ST.
lterebfs al ian1mele,
tpo id for ie gelegt
ben. Die 2i55ie,
pes meme Mlte IT,
Die bat for 10 Sa6e
nit bel imperig, an.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26
9ie Mngeflagte mur0e freigeipro-

fen,
Ser @orIiben6e iprah ibr ieinen
@liid1punid aus, iubeln0 tuur0e lie
al,f 6em &orri6or bom Hublifum
umringt 1111o bon nod beiBeren Grd-
ren als borbin iiberitromt ia1f ibr
@elidt at oes @eliebten 8rr1It.
The New York herald., 1922-02-17
TAX Amendment Opposed.

C. c. Pashby. president OF the Ma
tlonal Association of Comptro1iers and
Accounting Officers. has sent to the
House Ways and Means Committee on
behalf OF cities end all other sl,b-
divisions OF this State a protest against
adoption of Congressional resolution
to amend the Constitution to provide for
taxing incomes from investments in
notes, bonds or other forms Of indebted
ness issued by States and their sub
divisions. The letter states that the
Immediate result OF such action would
be to raise rates of interest paid by
cities to the level OF rates OF interest
paid by private individuals. firms ana
corporations and that any difference
would be against the cities. 1t should
be borne In mind, says Mr.. Pasliby. that
cities and other minor divisions Of tho
general scheme of government in this
country are not organized for profit.
They collect no revenues for purposes
other than their day TO day require
rnents and repayment of borrowings for
permanent betternents.
The New York herald., 1922-02-17
KAYSER & co. SELL
&,OOO,OOO BONDS
Glove Company's Issue Will BE
Offered To-day at Price to
Yield 7.10 Per Cent.

Julius I1ayser & Co., manufacturers Of
silk gloves. hosiery and underwear. in
addition TO a plan for reclassification OF
stocks. have sold to Blair & Co., S4,-
100000 of it's first mortgage twenty
year pe- cent sinking fund gold
bonds, and those bankers will offer the
new issue to-day at 80 and interest to
Yield approximately 7.io per cent. The
business OF the company was estab-
lished more than forty years ago and
they are the worlds largest silk glove
manufacturers.
The company's earnings Of the last
eleven years have averaged more than
s1.350.000. or nearly Ave times the
annual interest charges on its new
bond Issues. It's net assets. exclusive
OF the good Will, after giving effect
to the new dinancing, aggregate up
ward Of st5.o0e.00o.
In connection with the rccIassifcation
OF its stock the company has sent to
the New York Stock Exchange a notice
OF proposed change in It's preferred
stock, from 10000 shares, par value
Sl0o. to 10000 shares of no par value
and its common stock. from 67,500
shares OF 500 par to 100000 no par
shares. Its present authorized capitali-
zation Is 100000 OF first preferred
stock, s750,000 of second preferred
stock and s6.75oo00 of common stock.
According to latest Information ST.
$4,000 OF the first preferred stock,
sS3.500 OF the second preferred stock
and s6,e11,5o0 OF the common stock
are outstanding. The preferred stocks
are to be retired and the common
stockholders are to be given an op-
portunity. it Is understood, TO subscribe
to new no par preferred stock and to
additional no par common stock.
The New York herald., 1922-02-17
PRODUCE.

BEANS - Marrow, choice. domestic. 100
iDs,; W.ss; pea. 81: medium, So; Kotenashl.
$50; white kidney, $40.
BUTrEIs-Creamery higher than extras,
h., 3sl1@3oc. extras. 92 score, ssc.; firsts.
a3Q3Iisc.: seconds. 3lJ3eizc.: lower grades,
score; 3lg3iisc.: IS score. 33a33lsc.: un-
salted higher than extras. 3DlsGlOc. cx-
tras. o2 score, ss4sec.: flrsts. 3@a37sc.; /;
Or storage exiras, sssasie: s' tirsts. ss ass ssS
SIC; seconds. .9n3tc.; state dairy. tubs,
finest. SCARE. good to prime. 559S5c.;
make. extras 29a3lc.; firsts. 25927c.: sec
ends; 2alt933c.; lower grades. 2fa23c.:
Gaoc. 40 . ~ 4'''' i'
CIIEEsE-Ncw York State flats. held sps-
ciais. 22h92SNc.: frgsh specials, 2oG2ic.:
specials. .eitds3c.; fresh specials. 2o92olsc. !;
Bai,s!!ss. Da,.!. eeloTed fancy. aig2lstc.; single
Americas. 2ili@2sc.; State risinns. agile.
EccS-Fresh gathered. extras. dozen,
43c.; extra firsts,. siege; firsts. soa4oc.
a5@SGc.; No. 2 and poorer. s2a34o.; checks,
fair to. choice. dry. 32u33c. refrigerator
eggs. firsts. s3Y5ie. seeonds. sJ1s2c.
whites. extras. 4sc. extra firsts. lS6ii7c.:
firsts, fifliJc.: nearby gathered whites
ilrsts to extra firsts. 44a iec; under grades.
4iQ42c.; unassortsd, s0c.: 'Pacific coast,
whites. extras. fsc. extra first8. 46a &c:
firsts: taiI Sc: pullei, GRADED, smallest
cru and Southern. gathered whites. fiF DC:
nearby and nearby Western henncry browns,
extra. 5fff45c.: nearby brown and mixed
colors. gathorrd extras. s3c.; f'rsts 10 extra
firsts. io8iec.
POTATOES = Malrc. $50 lbs.. s3.55gAs5:
lcs lbs, sa.5o93.0Q; State. $50 ibs.. $3.50
s5@5io: Bermuds aii iI s5i.. siisosis5c: bSh 5si.
ish. No. I. bag. 81: sweets, Jersey. bsske..
si.bo92.75; Delaware ard Maryland. Si.s5g
l,S5; yafns. virginia. hbi., sfNf.50; South
Carolina. crate. Si.aci GEORGIA, basket. -.
POULTRY, DfsESsED--TnEsH KILLED
frozen. 2sa De-: fresh fryer. ass, soc.
frozen. 2jdS-c. fresh Emoil roaslcrs, @.5fl
Slc.; frozeu, .sV3Sc.; fresh. lbs. 80
sc frozen, e7a Sc: fTesl.. lsrEs, 2oas2c,;
bhls:. dry packed. ) lbs. 2sJslc.; 4 lbs,
23Q3ic.: eA lbs. 2i129c. lbs. eJfc5c.
stngs, f5G24c. fowls. frcsh. Western boxas
2o1soc:; bbls.. dry. iSQS0c. frozen. 100
eagons. fresh. Jersey. aieo.; western, 30
Y42c.: turkeys. fresh. No. q fTg50c.
frozen, 41IJ0c. poor 20 good. ..J1 iGc.: old
toms, 10uiic.; old hens. l5949c.; ducks.
Western. fresh. a3032c. frozon. eea30c..
fresh. is1ssc.i frozen. sogslc.; sduabs
fresh. white, dozen. se3f3.5O; Guinoas. pair
50c.9s1. Rabbits - Cottou,ails. palr. 500
o0c.; Jacks. pair. s0GT5c.
POULTRY. IIyE-FREIcfiT-row csc,:
serins oid sdh'csens, cse 9Ss erosrS sce e@RS1.
49,; Cscse. .15G1sc.; Guineas, pair, b0assc.
pigeons, pair. 5Oc. ExPRrsSS--Fowls, -B0
2sc:; chickens, 2CG2sc. broilors. Ssnf0c.l
turkeys. eo1SQc.. ducks. 3d9iOe.; rnu-covey
l9c.; geese, 10000; swan. lsc.; rabbits.