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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-06
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

EDISON PHONOGRAPH, Sheraton mode
20 records: AL condition: come and Sc
pa Buchanan. Phone Red 2619.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-04
THE METHOD


INGs FOR THRIFTY
SHOPPERS
LACE EDGE
SCARF, 55c
Made of White Indian Head
with assorted lace edge
patterns, others with en-
~broidered floral patterns
and scalloped edges, in
either pink or blue; size
1Sx54.
SILK RIBBONS
21c YARD
In a vast assortment of
stripes, checks, plaids and
plain colors: all fine silk in
widths from Az to So in.
value Acc to 69c.
GIRLS MILDLY
BLOUSES, 99c
Made of White Galatea
with wide sailor collar and
new wide band or cuff
waist line; sizes s to 22
years.
LADIES' WAISTS
73c EACH ,
In an assortment of styles
both plain tailored and
fancy, size SO to so, in
plain white and white and
colors; values CSC to $1.19.
LONG FLANNETTE
KIMONAS, S1.49
An extra good quality, in a
pretty range of patterns.
cut good and full; sizes 3S
to A, some wide elastic
waist, others straight line.
KNOCKERS
S2.9s
Made of all pure wool
Tweed Mixtures for either
ladies or children; size 8
to 20.
LEATHER BRIEF
CASES, $40
In either Brown or Black,
with two straps and clasp,
with lock and key; with
two pockets: a very handy
and useful article.
BLACK SATEEN
ROMPERS, CSC.
With colored collar, in size
2 to 6 years, neatly made
hand embroidered with peg
top, pants trimmed with
pearl buttons.
CARD TABLE
S2.9S
With folding legs, reinforc-
ed corners, with green felt
covering, strong and SER
viceable.
WASH BOARDS
soc
Made with a good, strong
wooden frame, heavy glass
scrub, with shelf for soap;
regular size.
TEA POPS
75c
Made of earthenware pref
tily decorated in two-tone
stripes, will hold 5 cups;
values csc.
OUTING FLANNEL
ice YARD
Full 36 in. wide in a pretty
assortment of stripes and
checks; good heavy fleece.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-04
LADIES' WAISTS
-
LONG FLANNETTE
$40

An extra good quality, in a
pretty range of patterns.
cut good and full: sizes 3S
to A, some wide elastic
waist, others straight line.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-04
New Fall Dress Goods and Silks

Goods and Silks
GRANITE CLOTH, S1.25
All wool in Copen, Black,
Brown, Plum, and Navy, AZ
inches wide.
PAISLEY CORDUROY,
$1.39 YARD
Sc inches wide in Blue or
Greenish combination. The
Paisley design is so homely it
is really beautiful: used ex-
tensively for trimmings.
SILK AND WOOL CANTON
CREPE, $3.50
40 in. wide, beautiful quality
in Harding Blue, White.
Black, Brown, Taupe and
Grey. A nice soft finish that
warrants a pretty drape.
PAISLEY CREPE DE
CHINE, $3.50
40 inches wide in a pretty as
sortment of patterns, extra
quality all pure silk.
CHIFFON TAFFETA, $1.59
Guaranteed all pure silk in
several colors; SO inches wide.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-04
LEATHER BRIEF
~

In either Brown or Black.
with two straps and clasp,
with lock and key; with
two pockets: a very handy
and useful article.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-04


COTTON DRESS GOODS,
sec YARD
So inches wide in an assort-
ment of fancy mixtures. good
quality suitable for working
skirts.
WOOL MIXED DRESS
GOODS, 75c YARD
In a pretty assortment of
heather mixtures So inches
wide in Green, Orchid and
Tan.
| FANCY COTTON RATINE
SUTTING, 75c YARD
In both plaids and one-inch
checks, assorted color mix
lures, suitable for making
skirts or dresses; So inches
wide.
POIRET TWILLS, $3.50 YD.
All pure wool in a good as
sortment of the seasons want
ed shades. This is the cloth
that is being used so extern
sively this fall for dresses; as
inches wide.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-04
KNICKERS

S2.9S
Made of all pure wool
Tweed Mixtures for either
ladies or children; size s
to 20.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-04
INTERESTING OFFER.
INGs FoR THRIFTY
SHOPPERS
LACE EDGE
SCARE. 55c

Made of White Indian Head
with assorted lace edge
patterns, others with en-
broidered floral patterns
and scalloped edges, in
either pink or blue; size
1Sx54.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-15

iei inns .aud fei,as Nrobibition. DAB.
Mmerifa ib elmer iolden erfreugs,
farn ser bobc Hralat nid1t berIteben.
Egr lprad inh Mber sic Brpbibitionsz
fraae 1an5 freiaus, mas mir 1ebr bod
.iddbetr. CT fIibrte aus: 9urd) RineT1
sYarIame11tsaft fDn1e mo llrm1gli6
|Dag Bolt nidiJtern MAIDEN, Db: es.
8tpiirgctp, bon allen Nlfobol d 81
Ientbalten. Die allpsrifanil6e Srpbi1
sbitipn lit wnbalfbnr unD 1Dirb baln
|,einIdlumntern. Die fathnliihe Stride
smpfiebH Die grt1oItIamfeit BON geiI
EHiaens Betrlnfen 4nasno, Durd)
|ipeIde ma iiiidf Der6ienife llrr; afeenI
E5imlneI rrtpcrben. lam; n6er DeH
Bamub i bcr
|beten. Dariiu ssff66ittnte il bod)iasein Scr
5ien1ll1t fiji bas ~Snbiipib1liiistn eraideu:l
Bein # . dit ns Due @eididttes nnao
Bier tpurbe uu1 idDru bDr taltlTe1boel
bon Ssnbren eebrallf Sic fins beibe
S@aben gDttes. gs 1T erit bent WsaoS
#bannmeb eingsfaQen, n1fpboliihs
|.tranfe auf Sic geIbotliiie 81 ffeelIen.
Bas i'm ba5n betpogen, baruber 9e>
BEN bis Mnii9tem aussino1oer; iiders
lid. mar eg aber 1idt, I'M Elm fen}dez
reg Geidledt beran3u5ieben, De11n CT
mar ielbit Elm 8oliiitling nnb err
IalfbIe Sic B1eltpeibepei be1n Geiben.
Benn berW1nbammebanismug DerBelt
&ultur, Sprfibritt gebra1t bdthe,
Damn bdtten Sic 8robibitipniib en me-
nigitea1s Elm plnuiibIes Nrgun.eut,
bies Der mobammsbnrmihen Nidtern<
belt 5u3u16reiben, aber es tpirb tein
metbobiifii1er ooer baptiitiider 9az
flor eg%iifieren, bem es einfielgs bas
mobmmebaniiM @olf nls eir @ul<
tlfrpoH 5n ber1errliden, peil eben
Ser 8etpeig bn 1T, bnB Ole Mobnmmez
bonner teine fuItlrelMn Sortlbritte
gemadt baden IN an. ben
Is Sobrburberten felt benz Glitter
|bieier Neligion, trobbem iie trenge
Brobibitionften gebIieben finb. Ser
bro eitam1derBiidof Cannon bebnupz
tet ia 5eIb1t, ole guirfen ieien un8ibis
@Iiiisrte @orben, bic nad Qiien 5uriidz
gebrdngt tperben outen lrnb baattc es
oaber 10 gsrne geieben, Sic Ser. 5tan
ten bdtten i'm TaBen Often 5u @nns
item Der grieden interbsnierk. Sic
SMrfen aber iinb Die forgel6rittene
item Ro5ammsbaner, tneil iie nit
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-15
Gine Gimme Der @ernunit.

Ge1!en lie{t n1cr1 IN frlr301,Id Il
Nl6}ssrn Nenftruneen. Sic scr GAGE
~, Ds,,f56IonSsn II fperber. SIN
Wo,,y,el "a nehats fuoef lid as /
Observation-Disclosures au8 Ser eitioe 5ahe
srmSSnf. 5ri1n. Dn heiffe S:
On. ~, ghishe n feh1f 1ridhtt3. 81,
mo6Seafe8 hie orafeu NReitaurar.ss,
80 na,,sS 30 = Men nnb Idr1nsn6eu
cSs,his;;n,,en hs{ehf Gnb. f0nnen ben
G;a1Sss,f e;r,,s r.iden D%euffdla1tbs b>i
So, !, s = er,nelfen, Sc als Reiz
Ss,,ae hurh nnS .QanA fo1ntnen.
as;i, So No,ern rrhebi ids Sc
ssrea ner s9nf noer .her 9ebs11steller1li..q
nihT Ycs IA 5d,rn 10 in @rteqe
nls nan n oensarnRS,l {tddo ii{hen gr,z
ushY,,naen hfShPahfih nnr. !nrnosr
itarb gner niHt - bm 'bsb,ute16ln
gsaS4en ;sn{.;sS Sea Mheins. eifpo IN
a. r1;n sa1nh,,T - maohehlra.Tranfz
f,,1t aeIeE hat' fnnn iid1 fein Nilb ror
nen g1,5Ihp b1.11 noen n1ddcn. Sic ST.
g,;ea Ser WspSIff r,sro ollferlen;:e.
linn Sieica, .aohr aleid't Sic Qaoe ielss.
i 6erspom Mppember 1918.
mnhrlmein{ih. NIL ma {d,on Dor
pinem mGnofsencefiiuoici hattie. bQR
"a im. qn,1fe sea MinterS ~ WIiinbes
rnnaen ml6 l1nruhen fpn1rnen nlroe,
.niblf man lid heute III sem @laub.n
neynnInft' Snf .es {i6 nm einen pn1l
ln1laer, Saro porbereitessu Blan banoz
.e. sd oloube feinsSneo8 borar.
gsebenfaIs f5nren MIR urS ia ae1lori
iiber oo8 unterrihten. mas lih i'm
@aaruebiet, IN ser gfala, IN Rbci1lz
lo1lo 11traaat, ebsuio iii Brudentopf
lRehl. Sen mir be{ebt balten. Tins is
niien nir, bab aud Sort se8 Glelsb
n 5Ssc n ~ ~. & q. !. q e.. - ny f&s@S-S
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-15

81 ncd1fst. Sic @eTnntfdhulber be-
frazer, iebt 54.470,00O, ans '1ad)'
auf ieSer1 Eintpobner, Wann, Sra1t
u,to ainp $500. @antit aidt Sc
.u,,a. 81, grob1taotiIden S3sitllngs1
leie11 lpir cine Mn3eige, ipori11 5e'
gtnnt 5ibzDafota tusitere $4,000:
600 ii 0oubs 81 4MS ausbiehef
Damn tpirp Sic @eiamtldulo ST.
100000 betragell lnlb ieoer GiItpobs
ner. Nrqls1l unb 8inoer eingeIbDls
let,. lat Damn $50 Staatsldldne'n aDs
slsahIen. #s .SSebeg @Dlf bat, Die Us y.
5aieruIlq, Sic es berbient1 agt NOR, z
l1nb fait mD1bte man benz Wolfeeyboi
giibsDafotd 5urufen: G'e16iebt Gnd
redtl Barum ldbt SIR eaud u
1eber @aN an Der Raie berln1fllbz
rem? Dieie bimnrelidreieuoe W31lny
inirtldaft ii 5ubsDa 1T unto
idIim1ner, ,peil-ber staat hiel @6ulS
[anb befikt BON tpeIbem iebes Snabbr
eir1 geiI berfauft uno ein grober Sell
perrentct tpirb, 10 baB Ser Staat b.
beutsnbe ginnabHen aus bie1emQan<
Sc steht. Mntatt auf ebrlibe Wans
.ner tpis Ridnrbg an bDinen, ldien th
Sic eautmiitigen Barrner Suo Dntptas
iintn1er tpieber bon ben repnblifnni :
jden 8eute 9olititern nasfubren.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-15

Geuotpr Mprris' 0urlnae.

9srator Morris bualtt cine 8orla1!
|einaebradt, Bic fir bas ga1lae gallo
bon qrober Bebeutlw it. DIE Nor.
lage Bat ben .33ned, nit einem Rapltal
bon hunbert Wdiutiionen Collar fii1e
EDrsomlotiion n8rtil1oellb sa',e sNsos !.
Ndrnter iii Sell gfan kea Jpn a1ett1
uberfMGpeB@etlei nt 81 et1le1n df1lgeE
mef{enan Hreilt Sc oerIallten ,S' 9 1s
graahiiIIaelsiion o,ll Sen 0crfanl la11oss
nirtldaffHder Grobnfte TN Ssala11o
u116 Nuslailb Mrmisiieln lllp nl1te,T
ftl1hsil. 3
III ertsr 2inic, bemerft ba3n BIZ
gidei1ndti;cr grti, 3reffe nilroe b &c.
Blan allo benz a1uerifaniI9en Jarn1er
alloute fomnen. Durd nidts !ipirb
Ste Motlaae Ser 2anonirtftuft better
axfe11nssihnet als burd ben 3elpaliigen
yladaarg I'M gerfauf bon lar1otptrt<
ihaffliden Maidine1l. SIN yabrrs
1920 bstrne oer @crt Der NrIantien
Maaidinen 900 Dollar. Sm
porieen Sabre nor er auf 310,567, goo
Dollar surndgegangen. Diele Je1tz
telung, bic aus benz 3erinSbnree11
Scr Bunbe8regiarnng ita1amt, beoenz
tet alto nidts a1SersS, olS oab tat
Sic 6dlfte Bel IN bieier ni6tigen ST.
bu{trie he{ddftigte11 2eute arbettSlo8
maren. Diejer umtallb lteferf ctr
lber,eueenbes 8eiipiI bafir, pie iebr
.oo8 gan3e Birt{dait8lbsn Der Station
BON Scr Qa1lo ptrtfdaff abbdneig TT.
Menn Ser yarmer @elb bot, 10 boz
BIN .Qlle @slo. Dteier 9ab flirGt
eintaermaben naip; Ct 1T absr onrd<
aus nidt ilbsrirteben, ionbern boil
fon1men FORFEIT. Gs TT Taiia9, !,
oab Ser 6armsr fir iein Rrobuf-c
beuiautage faum nod genng erbdli,
UNI Ste 9erltelulgsfoittn 5u ocefer.
sSnfol3ebeiIen bat ieine aauffrafi uT=
9ebeuar nadgslalien, nno bieier I'm.
far1b mirft natursemab ldbmsllo cut
bas ga1se MirfIdaft8leben. So TT
Elm grobes Berbisnit Yrditosri 5e.*
oinss, an9 in isiner lssten 8otidaft
an ben aongreb euf bic Motlage Der
Tarmer binselp9ien 3ll baber.
Dte Mnnabm Der Borlage mirna
nod cine anooere giinitige Wtrfnrg
bQben. 9ie mnrbe Die Regterungen
MttteleuropaS in ben 9tano ieteT,
bon Sen Bereinisten giaaten sege11
!@rebit MabrungS1,itiel 5n faufer.
Deutl6lano u1b peiterrei6 ii16 BON
6unaer bebrobt uinbb bic prioate Wo6ls
tatiqfeit reidt ntdf lGnser alls, oas
-@dredgeipenft sl ban1lea. a33n oisz<
fem 3mede 1T ptelmebr eine grpbz
Sheioe 1ffentlt6e Nftion tloiig, uI0
55enetor NorrS' Borlage 1T etlt
'@6ritt IN Ser r.dten RihfnM. Sbrs'
Mnnabme miroe unldgltGeS Gle1b
BON SEN beiben Mepublifen W1lttelz
europo8 abpenoen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-15
aIs bic griedlcn nit 100000
r.Y.. c~;rEnt 49,

-es A1El MNrr - ~ 40
as bic griedcn nit 100000
mann mad Ssr aiiatiiden Silrfei 5o@
aen.. Inn aanb al erobern nro SIR
fen tot5uidlasen, 30 tparen i9r So 9
mia, ihre gsinilter nno Generale. sroz
be .Sslbsn ltro ieoer g'rtsde trdn'nte
bon einem groben griedii6em aeid.
alg aber ibr 9ser sefdlagen nno nsr<
nidtet tpuroc, ba idlng Die stimt1uas
INN. Scr aonig nt1bte fliidtcn n1ro
Sic minifer u,r6 @enerale ipnresn
als Berrdter binseridtet. Das be
trooe1,e Bplf~ forberte Chime. son<
hprbnns golfsmoral. Ser 5ieger i'm
arieae lit INNER ser @elb, Ser 8eiieg<
te Ser gerrdter. Sic Sran5ofeu mab@
len rg 1871 nit ga5aine denltd.
Or tpuroe gum 5iinoenbod ntto Ser
rddter eeltempelt, tpeh Sra'1tret9 Der
ariea berIoren 9atte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-15
Mmrrifa,iide splbaten a,,1. @bein

NtteTtIUNNlWS SUtDNeStt :. vys.yS
]an1n1eIn Belber, uni nr1leer oeitltet1
Ninbern eine Beibnadtsfreuhs 81 be-
Beiten. Ser vNbinelano Yult of We@
teraug~ Tebte bag l1blide Wert n
Cana nit eiusr 5tiftnng bon 100000
marI uno es beiBh, bab ieber .ar1ert@
fanilhe goIbat minbefens $1.OO pa.
gu beitragen tpirD. go betdttst lih
1pa6rer amerifaniibsr 8eiit i'm frhz
tsren BeiruhssInt,b. 3ier baeegen gibt
e nu,ter nod 2ealte, Die pief Sabre
mad SrisbenglbluB nod &rieg gegIetn1
0ent5ds @nnit uno oeutide Sraips'1
1ilbren. sSm 2os Nrgeles ptroteiticsrrtee
Die Mmerican 2egiort gegen bag Nufs
tpsbsn elmer 5ddrtgerin, angeblib ipetl
3ieIeIbe Bros0erman getpeler len
5oG nnb in STEM 1lnt er8dhte ein a ios
getaunter u!8ero" in is11tlllid1sr Werz
ldmmIung. tpie pisIe puts Il s
totet tntfe. Gin pirfIiiher 3elb Der
bel bem}eIhsn BatnilIon getdnpft Bat
tebe, bebauptete, odb Scr: grobrnau.lliss.
dc v8ero" fiebenS ReiIen binter hsr
Sront nad)fam. &c gibt 8tpeierlleil
@slbeutum, Bag grobmdultge 1tt1o Das
title.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-15

:oes Dabats foleen n1to Sic Wabrbett
oerbrsiiRn Delfen, che man anf tpad1z
cnbes Giniidt boffen Dart. Nnh1 Del
8erihteritottef bisies 8laifcs Dergtbf
leillem i1aliiiconalen Sfnnopunft nidts;
e beu,t MIDI an Gr(aB Der Gntz
fddoiDnng nlo madt nidt n se1=
tiimensaliiidt. Deutdlano brauht
du1 nur mirfflliides Gmiiiiidf IN bis 9a9e
5lpie bos JDllrnal beS 1ebats lie pers
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-15


0ab fid Bel gutter 8ermaltlnl be1
5tabti{de Betrieb BON 5trabsnbatz
.,en 5 sablt, benefit Der D,trot:'
auspeis. Sn ben 81 Monaten 1T,
Tebruar 1921, als bic l9tabt oet
gtrabenbabnbtrisb anf eistn. Ntd>
nuna beaana, bis gum q. Sf,oN1
1922 ,puree ein l1eber6nb bon .1s@
oeia1nt sS84,096.92 e%f5islt, tpoDoti
sSS7733 1872 ben nebtrIdnb ta osH
nisr Mpnaten Suit, N1,gnt, Seitert.
Der nnb Dftober r-pra1emtsrt. gu
brei Sobrsn 1T in Detloit ctTt Gabrz
p1eis bon fit If s: iii, mt. et1em esal
ftr cine limit :ieefarts, tn Strait.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-15
Gin B7alat ibcr 9robibitio1t.

Mo{t Mep. Sames Dubig, gr5bi@
1dof bon Brisbane, Muitrnlien,, bait
iib gegendpdrtig fhi fetnem Aruoer
ii Chicago auf. gr meib biel Sbonea
BON MuitraIien 5l er5dbIen, 6as fine
5fpsite Seimn %getporoen. ct nenrt
bieie ba5 freielte unb toleranteife
3ano Ser Belt, ipo gerabe 1eSbab
fein 8oIldntpigmus 5m bsfur9ten
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-15
8rieffaite1t
@.-Ieerfen sic id Sic Wori

-1. &, 4 ~ cn1..l
g.g.-lserfen 9tel'Q p'e a'o11f
E9oetDe .... =,
gor ant, mlt.beanem 9ram Sn lps.isaI,
Der.1pleg en- 9eier blr an N ss9s 1rsgl,
O1e 1dleqfelIs gelel1Ualt up
thbten, Hu
pap ol1.etn.Mlenl9 NIT W g1saIueM W. !.
q. A--Wfan 1a21. gLTgHa a -. W :.
Serlanmiu1g oen Q9Il's sslnVl.k S
BAT ~ Der Nerlammlnw gslpIog r., !:
e MIRO e oel Serlam y ,s.''s ~ ~
f101en flar!ege1. ps. sulsl ot =;
lammlnfg Den SoIlls luDls!'' -
eaAer Seflamminng lpa a1'l us' e. ~.
Nerlan1n1lnn9 le.as Mlls'v ,n ho NV,
legen, 'llIe'n guIss aeullW uAO 49,
MullensS e ltW Dn1eh.
y, N.Snr5s'ne ! m mL.an. .,sl.psu.
81 Wfe1l0en 1t,pe M ata n,.s'e q y
Et1do. yer pelll0e n Sguplopy =
6tDfe 1aef: r9er Weenip ~ -
zen; aeer n'd35 p'e e.n .alllgxai g gn.
llnfer 1e11ler Bnroe VI oen y (a.z
Ie1 n11o nag oer npIpulli.sela ~.
Dolnng soererfnnpIieA NIult5a ~
gen oerietben mleoe1 ahlgs1lplI 1p.l.'
W loll a1,glIloo, nlt snH n.,p 0lln =
o1gtett aroe1fen quo d5su apl's
galten, le1rensget1 III l,.a An ~. ~
e9.''la.si ~ slg z 81 peh
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-15

sgbriiten III sriiii1gril1g dparea tell
lpeije ellropdiide 8i~0ilifation geaoi
len l@ube11. Mber nm auf Die Hro1is
bitiou 8uriid3ufomrueM io lit burh
Sic mountaineering 8eidide lb1t
genuglnm Rrbdrtet, DaB Die or5eHe
#bolifdnoige grfbaltlan1feit bort alfoz
DpIiidcn 8et1dnden niht iM minbe@
fen beigetragen bat, 6as mobanlmcz
baniide BOLT auf Die stufe eirer q
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-15

Sn Mails 1T loeben Gin geiet Il
8raff setr,ien, bur6 oaS bie VI
nutuns bon Gis als s3utot gu treen'
einem @etranf pirtofen tpirb. Re1rs
Creme fennt bie 5o1ie TirIorg'td fstt
aIuertfantider Gefesgebtr!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-15

DAB Deut{dlano tmitaroe lit, o1;e}
bos nnmbslide gu leiiten, bat bt'
frans5fide 8eaierung ibrlm Bolt'
10 oft %pprgeprsbigt, bab ite ii9 let
in ether gadgofle bsfinost. N1S Del
lid eine &ataitropbe fir tie ielbit Ell
pideln mag!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-15

Inter bonn 8olfteab9eleb iinb let
tes Sabr a~1;naberrb $4,000 Heliomn
nit Der Brtoesrsgterllng IN &onfliit
aefomntsn. Gin 11euer 8emst8 fur
Sic 8olfstiim!i6feit beS 9citbcs!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-15

gem 1tcle11 bentiden 6etdBfan;le1
Or. Milbelm @uno NTH IN bsl
Wisn.r gsenen gryisn Breile oaS fol-
senoe Gbr,r5eusniS ellBgeitelt: Nls
Men|d gitis, m~oblipollenb u16 3uper-
ZlQllig, befitt Sumo fir polittllae 6re=
ae11 nidt 1tur Sic Begabnng be8 all
ae1reine1, ucb. rblidS, o1oern oid)
SIS gdbigteit, @robes bon aletner1
III unterfdetoen nnb allS einem N1lft
ueruidelter Gr(deirur baS Sc
oeu1nngsoole unb BelenSltde beraus=
,ubolen. Gr bat ii6 niemolS out ell
bs1timm.eS Bartetprogramm feltlege1
faileu, abr man triHt nobl baS 8i6z
tiae, menn man ietne ani6annrgei1
oabin fenn3et6net, bab CT mt oer
5euifden golfspar.ei lnb benz Ser@
trum lnmpatbiiert. Nnen moner bt=
ti{den NeitauraitonSpe inden ebenlo
abbolo lpte oen Sbeen rins3 Gcpa1te=
frisge8, min er Ser beutiden Station t!
ibrsr bsutigen gtaatSform ben Mtez
oeraufbau ii6er1l.. 81 marhe ii6 81
bteiem 3med nit Sen @ldubtger:l ber
beutl6en &riegSi6dbisung lopal aus
.eiuanoerSuisten iuden unb obns jsoe
6inaerbdliisfeit bas 1age1, mas erals
ae11arer Renner: Ser bent16en Wir..=
IGafttsoerbaltniiie oer.reten farm. Mas
Ct unterl6reibt, nirb e btS gum
duberlten III balten beltrebi istn, ebsu
be8balb pirb CT aber audi libts uI'=
ter(dreiben, mas Tim c%in5ubalten M
mDglia erIdetnt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-15

aud sic mstIten o1nsrtfantidea
3.itunaer fonrmen aumdb'th gu ier
lleber,eueung, baB MIR ourh elite
Numbering bes geriainer BertragS
europa ser.tset merocn fann. une
in 0eier NuffeHuas babel elemen=
eeaus Reo.n ie nod saa5 bt0euten9
beltarft!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-15

8abnnb beior5t 5eigen itd bs
aniterten um bic Wabrung tarftffer
Sbsrbpbeifsrsdte. 6ei+bem 81, Sirz
fen se3eist baben, BOB lis bieie Red)ta
5u perteioieen miiien!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-15

0eraoe;u ibeal 1T, 70 %bebauptet gr=
beitsl,frstar Dabis, 81. bebanolnn3
Der @inmanoersr auf GutS Sslalb,-
Damn miroen pir ibm empfebleit, cir
mails ais Ginpar.oerer oc1fletbtt Dot.
eiu paar Gage s%u5ubrirgen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-15

Gtne &ette bon @nttdni6u1lgeil
bra6te benz 9iser Der Nufentbalt IN
Maibinston. 5fait Der eltparteten
8eseiiteru,,g lb.ran nlir froittse 56f.
li6fett!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-15

1cr Gtaat sAb- Hafota Eat po,t az
ZEN Gtdaten Der utlion Die utetlten
S1uIoen, pro 9opf Der 8epDlteru1l9
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-15

@enn Ser nadits arieg fOtnttt,
Sen ale 8eIt abnt ,aber NIT 59al1z
a:rn baron benft, Damn tptrb er an
oers ousleben als Ser lebte. 9sutlbz
ssan, MuBIano unb 0is SMrfei tperse11
oann Sic natiirIiden Berbunoete 1eir
uro auf Der geg1nriidem 9eihe ztpiro
Sranfreib tpabrIdeinli6 aQein u'sl
o~erlalfen 1hsben; benn England UNI
;Nstalien 5abem Bic. Naie nod BON
ieBten ariege 10 bou, baB btsle
I6lpcrlia ibre Observation-Disclosures nod
inmal on5u beipegeu fDnne11, IN BET
Rrieg ali 8ieben, 5uu1al Elm &i
Jegen bis erItgenara1ten orei BDl1er
lugiidtslos mare. 8ranfreid auerrs
oings lit bellte nrdtbar seriiitet. gu
oas Rriegsmaterial, bas Nnrsrifu
9inibcr Iarrote. lit BORT nod anfgee
fapelt. Da8u bnt rS mod s5e1Antauz
lenbe bon Deutll1en BeI6IbeH 6uns
ssrttaulenbe bon Wdi9inensetpehrat1
Slugsenge ms bril- nnbere5 &riegsz
material bon 9eutfblanD erb6dlten
So dpiro s<beri9tet, SAB Sranfpeid tie
iege Qagsr D6n characterization Y.
Muriftpn ii &onfusf BeipDllbenI, i
seq grlbe beritedt sbat. Mber BET ND
fe arisg ipiiro nidt burH @epebb6rde
Rnuprsan nuein entihieben nerSsn.
gauleuoe nno MbertaulerrDe BON Slug
3elgen tperoen Miiber Sair0sglab oa<
hinfliiegen LIMB nui Stdbte uno DDrs
Re u1o psere gitige 8asbomben
uerfen, biie ieglides Qeberp pernidtea.
Daun fpiro III Sranfreih5 fein Stein
auf bem on6ern heiben, berm Sic
Scat beg 9nfies, Syra1tfrei9 ausz
geidt, mir nrdffb6une SSrudfe fragen.
Deutldlaubs Rublan nno Die Cir
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-15

81, Gem rabifolen Manbel, Der II
ser fursen Trift wetigsr Sabre IN
u~ationalon uno irternettoaelen Nnatz
h~eenbsitsn eiugetr ten Ut, mQdt bic
Mem Derfer Bsitl6rift rEbe Ilee=
man" folglnoe bo8baf1en GRANDCHILDREN:
Sn Meaibineton etbt Sober So Sol
fife, ofr fubrenbe @eiit tn BIT pfl~t1sn
Oruppe bosmillieer Mdnler, b.r
Neann, Ser Dor pisr SSahren els Ber-
Mt,r, aufrabrer, BrszDsat[dtr Der
lenmoet unb p,rfludt41ralb falt fetaeS
5iKsS i'm .@enat enFfleioei rmnr6e, tm
Oberbauls iebt ben AuSlGlag, nao
nidtS fanlr se5deben, S0bne ia suerIt
III uieb.n, unb 3naIxsb6hf eEr.rblett3
.unb oepot. Sn Gn9Anb tit 2lopo
George, Ser Mettsr bcs Reids, noru1l<
se11 burd," nn0 nieman6 10 armielig,
ibm nod Ncuersn3 5n erlDetfen.
Der 6ibrsr bon CT. Maisltdt getreuer
Dppoi.tion lift Mamidn Domlb,
TrzQanbespsrratter un Ba3ifiit. ..
.. Mor,l, @rz2arbe8oelrd5r oer
binter @efdngntt8malern 5eic6e1l,
jdldgt bas 9bol Der Militartltea,
Binlton Gburdin, I'll Der 8abl, geDt
I'M Irtumpb gum 8arlamnt bali
lein. erne Nebe, ino ielbt bic Stem
Dorfer s3eitun5eu beri6ten bariiber.
Ger DoD.n. BET europdtl6en BremterS
-Je1lIi MAJ, lift @5tier!-iit Wlaoi-
mir SliIl@ Wenin), ba8 etnftnetltse
BON 8lut tltefsn6e 8aub~nn5cbeuer''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-18
DW0rkiza Says *Enemies" Caused Grocery Fire
 Damage Said 70 Be $500

Another step in the investigation of the incendiary fire which occurred in a storehouse owned by the Great Northern Pacific Grocery company, Inc, 610 Main street, Sunday night, was taken today when an expert ap- praiser was called in to estimate the value of stock and the amount O. damage. According to this official the stock in the warehouse is worth about S10,OOO Damage is estimated at $500. The owners of the goods, placed the value of their stock at S26,00 and carried insurance said to amount to approximately s25.00V.
 Local and state police are contin- uing their investigation into the af- fair. It was said today that no war rants have been asked for as vet. The audit of the compa ny's books, which was started yesterday, will probably be completed within a few days.
 Another development in the investi- gation came to light yesterday after noon when Attorney Theodore E. Steiber appeared before Judge Chris topher L. Avery and asked that a re- ceiver be named for the grocery com pany The request was made in the names of Jaciel Davidson, and Sam uel and Nathan Dworkin. stockholders fr the company The First National bank was appointed the receiver.
 Harry Dworkin has intimated that he believes enemies ca used the fire which is believed to have been Of in cendiarv origin He failed however, to name the enemies