davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
.PLeito Electoral
de Sar, Juan
La session de La maiiana la de la tarde.-El Juez
FO0te resuelve esperar La presencia del DIR.
en- ciencias.-En un examen parcial,
separa primera vista Sc pape-
letas del COlegiO No. 25.

pido' que So dicten reglas para 81 hay
que trasladarlas a salon fotografico al
guno. No obstante, tai vcz no haya
necesidad, pero en- In duda. creo no
habra Inconvenience Ell que desde aho-
ra la Corte sehale quienes tendrfamOs
que presenciar el eXdmen.
va EN- la mesa las papeletas del Co
legio No. %, las cuales estaban guar
dadas en- Ia GAIA de seguridad de la
Secretarfa, Sc procede a su identifica-
ci6n por ambas parties.
FL Juez declara un receso con el pro-
p0sito de que pueda. el experto hacer
un exdmen de las papeletas ante Ia
presencia de las parties interesadas, e
inmediatamente ordena al marshal que
haga desalojar de la sala de vista, al
pGblico, con exception de los abogados
Y de los periodistas, 10 que es llevado
a cabo con ell auxilio de la uniforma-
da
Ell Doctor ell Ciencias Ffsicas v OUT
micas, sefior Osborn, toma ell, asiento
que le cede el sefior Secretario de la
Corte, va EN- ella, procede exami-
mar parcialmente las papeletas en- cues
|fi0n. Los abogados y los periodistas
rodean la mesa. Todos presenciamos
en- silencio el referido examen, al cual
lentamente ell perito' va poniendo ma
yor atencidn. Sc topa con la primera
papeleta que tiene una cruz debajo del
emblema socialista, nueve cruces mas
puestas a los candidates. republicanos
a la Asamblea Municipal de San Juan.
Fila la vista en- la cruz del emblema.
/ Y luego en- las nueye y vice-versa. Sa-
ca de SUI bolsillo un diminuto aparati-
to, diminuto como una moneda corrien-
tesde 10tcentavos,. es un pIiJfcado,.,
Iy ileyandolo a la vista, Sc acerea la
tpapeieta mas y1mas.
Perito.-l Son todas sestas papeletas
aquf presentes las del Colegio No. 25?
Guzman Benftez.-rNo, senior, hay
mas en- otros sobres que afin no Sc han
alberto, qu{ son nulas y recusadas
Perito.-i En- las eleeciones de Puer-
to Rico Sc usan diferenites classes de
lapiz para los votantes? ~
Rivera Zayas.-Los electores tienen
que usar el lapiz que los inspectores
les facilitan, Y este son. dados por ell
Gobierno siendo todos iguales.
>Feliii.-Yo creo que pueden votar
con cualquier lapiz, pues yo vote con
uno que tenfa en- mi bolsillo.
Ell seior Osborn sigue su trabajo, y
de cuando ell vez es interrumpido por
una que otra Erase que lie dirigen los
abogados, contestando elias con prom
titud, pero con reserYas. m
FeliG. .-Dfgame, Doctor, iencuentra
usted algo Ell las papeletas?
Perito. Senior, 70 no soy un mago,
a este probablemente podre contestar
dentro de POGO.
FL Doctor Osborn luego de haber re-
pasado la vista por sobre las papele-
tas del primer paquete, q. Sc puso su
disposition, separ0 So, las cuales nu-
Nero por el dorso, de acuerdo con las
tContinua en- la IA. pagins.l
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
Una horrible explosion
destruye el Central Es-
trella: Camagiiey, eau
sando muchos mper-
toS y heridos.
En- Italia los Nacionalis-
tas anulan a los socia-
listas barriendoloS en- .
las eleccioneS.

PARIS, diciembre 14.-El presiden-
tie del Consejo de ministries M. Ray
mond Poincare ha regresado a esta
capital, procedente de Londres. En-
( las esferas polfticas prevalece el pc
simismo. La situacion international
es de una inminente Y grave compli-
caci6n. Los periodicos unanimemente
aplauden la actitud de Poncare en-
Londres, diciendo que es impossible
conceder Alenania la moratoria, sin
las garantfas que FranciS tiene dere-
cho exigir. Ell Presidente Poincare
explanara la question mafiana vier-
mes en- la Camara de los diputados, v
planteara la question de confianza. 81
como Sc espera los diputados aprue-
ban la actuacion del Jefe del Gobier-
no, Inglaterra, dice la Prensa de Pa
ris, Sc vera precisada a modificar su
actitud, inclinandose hacia Francia,
como dnico medic de evitar la ocupa-
ci6n militar francesa de las provin-
cias alemanas.
HABANA, diciembre 14.-En la
Central Azucarepa "Estrella", de la
provincial de Camagdey han hecho
explosion las calderas, causando ire
parallels y stremendos danos. El SUI
ceso ha revestido las proporciones de
una horrible catastrofe. Hay muchos
muertos Y numerosisimos heridos a
consequence de Ia espantosa explo-
sion que Sc oy6 q muchos Kilometres
del sitio del siniestro. Las maquina-
rias v los edifcios de la Central estan
destruidos, las perdidas son incalcula-
Tbles.
ROMA, diciembre 14.El recuento
de votos de las recientes elecciones de-.
muestra que ha habido en- realidad, un
aplastante triunfo de los nacionalis-
tas, considerandose definitiva la anu
laci6n de los socialistas contra los cua-
les Sc alza yigorosa la opinion en- Ita-
lila, condenandolos al apartamento de
toda function de gobierno.
Sc aguarda la llegada de Mussolini
que va sali0 de Londres aver, para
tributarle un delirante recibimiento.
HABANA, diciembre a. Ha lie
gado procedente de Francia dpnde ha
pasado una larga temporada, Ell gene
raj Don Mario Menocal, ex Presidente
de la Repdblica. Sus partidarios le
han tributado un recibimiento ex-
traordinario, acudiendo en- n1mero
considerable los muelles. De todas
parties de la repdblica han venido CO.
misiones. Por el movimiento desple-
gado parece que ell general Menocal
sera Ell candidate de los Conservatives
para la presidencia de la repdblica en-
1924.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
San Juan Fruit Co.

Ha sido archivEdo, en- Ia Sccretarfa
Eecutiva de Puerto Rico, un certifi-
datlo perteneciente Ia corporation
del Estado de New York, denominada
San Juan Fruit Company" en- virfnd
del cual Sc ncnbrs Al selor w. w.
body de Pueblo Viejo, como agente
ee dicha corporacidn en- Puerto Rico,
en sustituci6n del sehor Hayden Ran
dall, Tambi6n ha sido archivado el
lconscntiihiento del sefor Boyd para
aetllcr en- la cxpresada capacidad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
En- la Universidad de
I. Puerto Rico
CONFERENCIA DEL DIR. COMA
LEZ MARTINEZ

- j.
FL Presdente de la sociedad de Ma
teiis, M6diQl de la Uniyersidad idt
Puerto Rio, MIR. F. HaddoclS, nos in
vita a III conferencia que dara el doe
tal* Gonzalcz Martinez, sebre aAlgtl
mas forinas de Ia energfa radiante;
IIIsiilyos y \ Rsdloactividad' hoy jue-
vesa las echo de ia snoehe, en- el salon
lfe acsoS siiFssinieos 4 de Ii Unirersi-
& El programa del acto. es este:
0hertura por IL elquesta.
Presentation del calferenciante, por
el doctor Bocanegra Lopez.
Dissertation por ell doctor Gonzalez
Martinez.
Selection musical.
FL Paso de los amantes, poesfa del
joyen Luis Torres Diaz, recitads. por
su autor.
Agradscelnos la invitaci5n que Sc
nos haze para tan interesante acto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
Una boda en- Guayama

FL dfa 2 del corriente cRtraeran
mtatrimonio zen Guayama, Ia gentil Sc
iiorita EduSigis Sabater Rivera Y el
senior don Gabriel Torres Laborde.
A Il ceremonial Y q la reception que
ha de tener efecto despues de la boda,
nos inyitan les padres de los contra
yentes: don Jose sabaterlRivera y Sc
nora, don Marcelino Torres Zayas,
" esposs.
+ Agradecemos la inyitaci6n desea.
mos q les promet:aps esposos, toda
suerte de venturas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
FL diputado Marcelino
Domingo eSta reaIizan-
do una canlpan;l vigo-
rosa para el'abandOno
4. de Marruecos.
IManaila sc tratara por
el nuevo Gabinete es-
panol de Ia reorganiza-
ci6n del eiercito.
tDe Nues. 1eio caalerrdaeol

e4 'e'' o1''eka@'c"'
AIADRID. bre 14-El dipnta-
do por Tortosa on AIarcelino Domin-
go ha dado comienzo a su campafia.
recomcndande el definitiyo abandono
de Marruecos. I
Ia prensa cor exception dc la OK
trema radical ceilsuIa al batailador di-
putado por la sampaila antipatriotica
que realiza. dando alienfos los mo-
ros rebeldes, frente a la pacificaci6n
que, va realizando de todos modos ell
posler militar de Espafia
Marcelino Domingo dice que no ce-
jaraehasta lograr su prop5sito de ha-
Ger completamente Unpopular en- Es-
pa1a el protectorado de Marluecos.
b MADRID, diciembre IA. Pana ma
mana esta conyucado el Consejo de Mi
nistros bajo Ia Presidencia del Rey
Alfonso para fIatar de IA reorganiza-
ci0n del Eiercfto que combate en- Ma
Erruecos Sc atribaye al trabajo que Sc
propone realizar el Gobierno una tras-
cendelital importaneia 7 como es na-s
tuhal Sc espera cue el Gobierno Sc ase-
sore de los tecnicos mas conspfcuos.
Desde luego, q IA reunion asistira el
General Burguete
MADRID, dicRmbre IA, Los ,estu-
I'diantes han reas Sadado las clases, hoy,
ca. FL DR., Car aclamaap pbr.
loss estadia1tes af entrar en- lal Uni
yersidad Central. Ell Gobierno ha pro-
cedido con toda discretion, alejando
de los alrededores de la Uniyersidad
toda precauci0n policiaca. No ha ocu-
rrido elpnas mfnimo des0rden.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
La Junta General del.
Casino Espa9ol

No habiendo podiiloS celebfarse efpa
saio domingo, per fslta'de quorum. liz
Junta General ordinaria de socies pro
pictarios del Casino Espaiol de sai
Juan, la Junta DiIcetiYa ha sefaladG
q pr6ximo domingo II, para que al
Tho acto So realize. En- segAnda con
voaatoria, la assmblea Sc celcbrard
con el ndmero de spcios que asista.
La hora senalada es Ia f'e Las, tres
de ls tarde.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
No hay arrendanlientO

la Corporation de Il San Juan RAJ
cling and Sporting Club, no la pensa-
dc, nj tratado de realizar arrenda-
lnientr alguno del nuevo Hip6dromo
de Hato Rey, seg1in Sc asegurs ZEN un
diario de Ia manana..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
La Misa de Campana en-
ell Campo del MOrrO
TIC Editor, FL IMPARcIAL,
San Jnan, P. r.

Estimado senior;
III Cclnandante del Puesto desea q
le inforine que la misa militar que ibs
a tener efeeto en- ,el Campo del Moro
el dfa 3 de diciembre de 1922, y que
fue sllspendida causa de la lluvia
Sc llevara efecto, 81 el tempo lc
permitc, en- el misno sitio, las diez
de la mafiana, el dfaI II de diciem.
bre de 1922. Sc lie agradecera la pu
plieaci6n de esta noticia en- su peri6-
dieo.
Porter p. Wiggins.
AdJutant.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
Servicio mensual de
cliches

Acabamos de recibir una gran va
riedad de cliches, propios para anun-
ciar articulos de Navidad y Aio
Nuevo.
Utilizando nuestros cliches, dara
I'd. a sus anuncios, valor, importan-
cia y attraction.
yenga a verlos 0 escribanos indi-s
cando que obietos desea anunciar y
le enviaremos disefos. muy, artisti-
cos. variados para que seleccione
los que desee.
Ell IMPARCIAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
OPORTUNIDAD

Poi motive de apsentarse vende el
aereditado RESTAURANT ANGELO.
San Josd No. 9. Informes en- el mis-
mo. 1918
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-02
BREWSTER TRIAL
SET FOR O'CLOCK
THIS AFTERNOON
II. o. FAIR AND ]. T. POWELL
WILL REPRESENT STATE
AT HEARING

j. E. Brewster, charged with muir
der in connection with the death of
Willie Blount, who died Monday,
from what it is stated, the result of a
blow Telling him, and head striking
steel rail, will be given a prelim-
mary trial before Judge j. l.. Beach
this afternoon at 2 O'Clock. The de-
PENDANT is represented by Attorney
r. w. burden and the states inter
est will be cared for by Attorneys H.
o. Farr and J. T. Powell, this firm
having been employed by relatives
of the dead man.
tits expected that the hearing this
afternoon will be an interesting one
as the number of witnesses for the
state and the defense reaches about
twenty and it will, of course, be a
hard fought battle between opposing
attorneys. AS stated in these col
umns Yesterday, the defense will
claim iustifiable homicide. I,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-02
GERMAN BOXERS RETAIN
CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE
lRu Associated Press. J

Berlin, Nov. Three German
boxing champions successfully de
Tended their. titles all of the same
bill here Urban Gratsz, the batam-
weight titletholder, won in seven
rounds because his. opponents skull
was SO badly damaged in a head-on
collision that his seconds threw in
the towel The loser was "Phenomen
on" Volkmer, who is more than forty
years of age.
Hans Breitenstraeter, Germany's
heavyweight pride knocked out the
Belgian heavyweight champion, JEFF
de Paus, in six rounds. Richard Mau
jocks, the German lightweight title
holder, defeated the Belgian boxer
Glass On points, but the decision was
not generally approved. Hama, Aus
trials welter-weight champion, gave
up in the sixth round to Ernest Grimm
Berlin fighter.
The bill attracted one of the
largest gates ever attending a Ger
man boxing program, the spectators
numbering more than 10000.
Considerable interest was mani
Tested here in Skis sensational de
feat of Carpenter, boxing fans re
calling that Breitestraeter once bat
tied the Sengalese to draw.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-02
AMERICAN JAZZ
PLAYERS INVADE
FOREIGN FIELD
GO TO LONDON TO SUPPLY
BRITISH WITH FOX TROT'S
81 ~" CATCHY TUNES.
fRv Associated PreSsl
(By Associated Pressl

london, Nov. 1.-The recent in
fiux of American Jazz bandsmen to
supply music for the constantly in
-creasing number of Britishers who
have succumbed to the fox trot has
had the effect of spreading consider
able alarm among English musicians,
many of whom claim to have there
by lost their jobs.
Recently there have been numer
GUS representatives to the Home Sec
rotary alleging that American music
ians have been allowed to enter Eng
land in yiolatinn of the Alien Re
striction Act. 1T is claimed that a
large number of American jazzers
have come here posing as students
or tourists, while they already have
contracts in their pockets calling fol
large salaries. some as high as sixey
pounds week ; ~o ~,
Musicians unions are considering {
campaign eto boycott all hotels ant
music halls employing alien jazz
players to the exclusion of the Brit
ish,. The unions clam to have the
support of thee British Legion.
i. The ,crazz for American jazz dan
cling in Londn has reached wide pro
portions, las is witnessed by the
large numberD'of advertisements IL
the daily papers listed instructor.
in latest ballroom dances, and the
many places furnishing jazz music
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-02
ITALY IS NOW ON
ROAD TO NORMAL
STATE ONCE MORE
COUNTRY'S AMBASSADORS ALL
HAVE SENT IN USUAL
RESERVATIONS


Rome, Nov. Italy was on the
road back to normal conditions after
an celebrating week that saw the
younger generation rise to power. and
overthrow the older politicians.
The chief topic here today is what
fortune will be the portion when it
goes before the chamber of deputies.
The fascist, or the "tblack Shirt
as it is generally known, is composed
largely of the younger generation.
While the most of those entering the
city were young men, there were
some among them with white hair,
though these latter showed much
youthful vigor. They all entered the
city with rapt expressions as though
irr fulfilment of "a dream, the realiza-
ton of the aspirations of strenuous
struggle.
A group from Perguia was noticed
passing through the huge gate of
Portia Pia, when they stopped and
solemnly saluted the Roman capitol
with the characteristic mien of the
ancient Romans, lifting the out
stretched right arm.
There was another group evidently
travelling On foot from negihbor-
ing Campagna. They were dressed
as hubert" typical cowboys of the
Roman country. They, too, stood as
they entered the city, their leader
gravely exclaiming:
eve call to remembrance our glo-
rious dead, whose devotion and self
sacrifice has brought us here today"
Premier Benito Mussolini, at a
moment when the opportunity pre-
scented itself, remarked nothing but
good can be said about the United
States. One always must speak well
of ones creditor-and we all owe the
United States money"
Vittorio Rolandi, Italian ambassa-
dor to the United States has present
ed his resignation. In it he declared
that Premier Mussolini should be
perfectly free to pick personally his
own ENJOYS.
Berlin and Paris ambassadors
have also rendered their resigna-
lions to- the premier.
1t developed today that Premier
Mussolini has sent a reply to Count
Sforza who resigned, as ambassador
at Paris reproaching him for his ac-
ton and asking him to retain the
post.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-02
CITY EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE WILL
CALL A PRIMARY
For the Purpose of Nominating
One Member of the City
Commissioners.
MAYOR. c. D. OGG WILL
OFFER FOR REELECTION
Petition With the Necessary
Fifty Names Will Be Filed
With Clerk-Primary About
November 20.

1t was announced yesterday that
the city executive committee will hold
a meeting within next few days for
the purpose of calling a city primary
for the nomination of a member of
the city commission. to succeed May
or c. D. Ogg, whose term expires
this year. Just when the primary
will be held, of course, will not be
known until the meeting of the com
mittee, but 1t is likely that it will
be pulled off about November 20,
A city primary has not been held
in Brunswick for the past two years
or since this city went under the
commission manager form of gov
eminent. Last year, it will be re-
membered, there was only one candi
date for commissioner, and 1t was
not considered necessary to hold a
primary, but hearafter, it now APP
pears, each year primary will be
held.
OGG A CANDIDATE
In this connection it was also an
nounced yesterday that Commission
er G. D. Ogg had definitely decided
to offer for reelection and a petition
containing names of fifty voters,
placing him. in the race, Will be filed
with the secretary of the commission
within a few days. Friends of Mayor
Ogg are now securing the necessary
number of names to the petition.
This is feature provided for under
the new city charter. Before any
candidate can become a candidate
for the commission it is first neces-
sary for him or his friends to file
with the secretary of the body a pc
tition containing the names of at
least fifty registered voters
The only other candidate besides
Mayor Ogg to- announce is B j.
Ford, who stated several days ago
that he would offer for the commits
sion, 1t is understood that Mr..
Ford's petition will also be filed with
in a few days,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-02
ARRESTED AS RAN FROM
HALLWAY OF APARTMENT

r New York, Nov. Joseph Pres
tomonaci was arrested early today as
he ran from the railway of an ap-
partment house where "a fire had
been started.
The police believe that the arrest
may aid in solving the mystery of
two fires recently in which twenty
two peaple lost their lives
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-02
ASKS ENGINEERS TO VOTE
AGAINST SEN. POMERINE
(By Associated Press.)

Cleveland, Ohio, New. Declaring
that Senator Pomerine, candidate for
reelection On the Democratic ticket
was not friend of labor. Warren
S. Stone, president of the Order of
Locomotive Engineers, asked the
members of that organization to vote
against him.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-02
FUEL SITUATION IS NOW
IN SATISFACTORY SHAPE
{Bv Associated Pressl

Washington, Nov. 1.-The fuel
situation is fairly satisfactory as
a result Of increased coal produc-
ton and decreased prices recently,
the federal fuel distributing agency
announced today in a statement.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-02
TO BEGIN ADJUSTMENT OF
CLAIMS AGAINST GERMANY
lRv Associated Pressl

Washington, Nov. 1.-The mixed
claims commission to adjust claims
against Germany will begin actual
work tomorrow.
Justice Day welcomed the German
representatives., among whom was
DIR. Wilhelm Kiesselbach, German
commissioner
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-02
JESUIT. PRIEST DEAD

London, Nov FEATHER Bernard
Vaughn, one of the most prominent
Jesuit priests in the world and a
brother Nofs'the late Cardinal Vaughn,
died here today. He toured the
United States several years ago.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20
Ser Gori6er int Glussems,
Cine 6oriaungsreiie i'm STU

Cine 6oridungsreiie I'M Slug
5eug unternimmt 6lr@ 3entralau-
ltralien ser @ngldnoer SranciS 8irt=
les. Or gebt BON @6elaioe 5und6if
nab Mor6en Bis So6na0atta uno BON
BORT mod Mliee Springs. 9abei
min er na6 @et6e=, &derbau= uno
Bergbaulan6ern 4usi6an balten uno
5uglet9 bon Ser 2uft aus 6en be-
item 8eg fir 6ie geplante giienbabn
pom 5iioen nod Dem Noroen 6es
auitralii9en Seitlan6es unterlu6en.
6erner min er einen Slug iiber oen
Gpra-5ee MAIDEN, Ser iiioli@ bon
9o6na6atta liegt, % angenommen
miro, 6aB es in linn beri6ieoene
fr1btbare Snieln gibt. 8irtleS miro
audi sic T4ler Ser Macoonneu=8er
ge in ser Mitte oes @eges nad
@alierquIen unteriu9en un6 Die
oorberribenoen 2aftitromungen feit=
ltenen. 3uglei6 1oaen finemato=
grapbii6e M%ufnabmen 6eS @elanoes
gema@t peroen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20
Sssett bot lie idlubr geoenft, 6aB

Sest bat 1e idubr geoenft, DOB
i6 immergeidnappt mar, atptper le
fat reitepeg gete0efobnt, I'M Der
Gadter is an9 i9nen b%agerpeie. S@
9en i'm aueins nit in mel @nbm
genomme I'M ZEN geiogt: r9adter,
oas, MitteI bat gebolfe, i6 ben nit
einmal geibnobrt, atptper i'd mllS
bod lterme, biefabs i6 FEN 6ie
gauge @@ubtingmati@ geidpaaobt!"
90 bat er 6o9 e gei6febrteS Sebs
gemadt, atotper NIT ei1tem Mfal
Iagt er: v@en, oas Hies @utt ben
sc nit gei6mdaobt, biefabs bier
liegt. es an. Sen S1obr, I'M Die
String ben sc abgebifie. &pper
sen &obber, Sen mern sc uobl in
SIRE Snieit ben In i@ fin effrebt,
SOB sic a1fgei6nitte meroe miiie,
for i'm tpio6er eraus at bole."
So lin i'd 5uiamme gefntdt mie c
Badetneif! Sor &etptpen @ebfs.
1odter, FEN i9 geiagt, oas is fiersI
M9, bat er geiagt, es fin i6on
franfere @iel mi0oer geiuno &c.
moroe I'M BET Sbne is eS gar nit
Idlimm, biefabs sic ZEN tmtperz
6aupt gar nids beribludt, oenn bier
sliegt aud) ser &obber an ben Slobr.
ga lin i6 oen Dadter UNI oen
Sails gefale. I'M fen i'm EN- &nb
geptpe, 10 groB mie en- Sabm. $50,
no, pas fen ib 10 gliidlid gefiblt!
I'm Damn lin mer 5uiamme at Die
2i35ie gauge I'M ZEN fie BE garoe
@eldi6t ber5ablt. Sie bat gan5
idredli6 gegreint I'm bat geiagt:
ugbilipp, ib batt ME nit .geoenft,
ooB 0u 10 e Spfer for MIDI bringe
f011ntlt I'M iogar 6ein 2epe risfe,
for MIDI gu. plieie. Sor ben &ieien
Jag ib a1ptper audi iebt:: ~@9nobr
1ur 10 lang mie gu pialt, I'M i'd
min ME nit mebr e 8ort iage..
@em ib es nit mebr itenoe fann,
Damn leg i9 mild in BEN @itten=
rnbm auf sic 2aunid, III bort
fann ih oid nit bore" 8en, uas
iage sc 5u 10 e 6rau?
@omit i6 berbleitpe :SSbne Sbrr1
lietper
@bilipp @auerompfer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20

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qera6e our9 6ie ia6funoige Grind
qunq Ser 10 geitalteten 8oltspertre<
tuna ser 8oben ent5ogen tperoer,
11no mir m6dten es als cine bring
Tide Mufgabe fir 6ie nadite gu,
funft 19on be5eidnen, oieiem @e-
6anfen n1ber gu treten.
Sen 8ooen aber fur oas 11elte
Deutldlano fam 6as oeltibe Bolt
1t11r bereiten, mer11 Elm ie6er on lei,
mem 8late feline Sduloigfeit tut,
niht aus Dem @eiidtspunft n1r,
tpie er 6amit ii6 ielber, ionoern tpie
er auqleid Der @eiamtbeit onr9 1et-
ne Mrbeit Sen meiiten Muben i9af<
fen fanr. Sic Deuti@en in tbrer
Mebr5abl iino 6aran getpobnt, es
lit linen %angeborem, baB tie IN Die.
Ter 8ei{e Inn ser 5abe tpi1en arfi
ibrem Soften iteben, BARN berl1bt
un1ere 5tarfe nro 6arauf grii1loet
iid unlere 3ufunftsboffnung. I'm
6ieler Gigen19aften pi1en brau@1
mon nns, fiirhtet man nns, UNI
hQBt man uns. 2aiien mir uns
oa6urd nidt TIRE MAIDEN, lonoerr
qeoenfen mir allh IN Der 3ifurf1
5es 8ismardmortes: yBir Qeltt.
iheu fuiirdten nur @>otf uto aers
1idts in Der @elf."