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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20

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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20
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flr ibre geiitlt6e 5an0lnnger.
SOS. q. Serbed
nrb &tnber.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20

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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20
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bie @elegenbett, nabr 5ffentli6 unieren
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fer fir ietne troitret4en Wprte.
Sic &tnoer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20

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paar stpllrben BORT &inber gebpren. nnz
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5duglinge-6ie burften ni6t 8ngelai<
len tDerben, tpeil - Sic tirtni19e Quote
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uniere ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS be-
tradten Sic IN &on5tartinppe1 gebores
men @itrber Der rnfiiden gltern, Die
3ii1 In Ser, tmrfi1hen 9uuptifaot
5mnnggpeile nnb bp~rnbergebenb nif<
.gebaIten batten, ais 8urfen folglib
perber Die 8nbies anf @uis Sslano
5urldgebalfen.
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ben geboren tpurbe, mo ii6 feline, 81
teen ebenfans b~oriibergebenb nnfbielz.
ten, unb4oteier 8Irgerneilter pnroe
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ifralten geboren ipnren u1o Die als
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i6en &inber Ser @mldrberin iplrDen.
nun 5ugeIa1ens t%peiI--unan feds
y5sstr6enten1s Il~niIiff8iertel
aebt Bel aauitnuliiden gngldlnnzz,
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20

.:gNlnre6 @ronlau, gobn BON
Germ nlb Srau 95obn @ronau, be-
iudt bas Commercial College III Mlons
s ...s
9gr,sg. 81 @raf autoirte Mtttno6
mad Montepiieoep s3u etler GonfereW
bic bort mebrere Gage ii s9stttung iein
.nirb. Or. @raff 1T observation-disclosures
BON BroiDn gonntn. $.slBenn bos
,Wetter pielleidt nod dlimmer mere
ben pflts, bann mag nottlperoig
lperben,a bab Ell eipe Gar IN Monte
ldbt ullb pet Giienbabn mad
6aufe fpmmt. III b ]
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20
11-.H Z. Z 80. E5s.a .s-r-g. "a Z gs.sAsf. -, -
County Commissioners
Regular Session
Continued from page g.

t-E ENOo1I /@hs
Anton Rubey, labor on S. R.
No. S 14.7O
James Murphy, labor on s.
r. No. 5 4.8O
r. O., Hutchinson, 1872 loads
of gravel s. R. Mob $50. 76.4o
John Flor, maintenance on
S. R. No..5.............. 7.2oo
Herman zellme ] dragging S:
Harry R.. .Zellmer, dragging
S. R.. No. ...,..... 1900
Edner Peterson, dragging S.
R. No, l0j w. 1900
o. II. Anderson, dragging S.
r. No. 10 % ..n... 1850
Geo, j. .Helget, dragging S.. +.
r No. 12............. $40
Arth. Dohrmann, dragging S.
r.. No. IL 1900
The minutes were read and ap-
proved, and on motion meeting adj
journed to Jan. IL, 1922 at 10
o'clock A. M.
HERMAN POLKOW
Chairman Of Co. Board.
Attest:
LOUIS G. YOGEL,. .....z
Co. Auditor, ex-oficio,
Clerk. of Board.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20

go 'FEs Ea--~F31 - 9 .-s-8s. =.
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Seit berreiit. Sic fleine &ldre bat
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legt fpie. man tie 5ur bneaen 8ndz
Iebr betpegen f0nnte. gnbIt9 fat iie's:.
u8eiBt pas," 1ngt tie gum @ater, vbu
ihreibit ibr,. mir batten Elm 8riioer<
den gefriegt,. bnnn fonttnt iie gan5
iHnen mad 6nlfe." |
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20
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.er Observation-Disclosures Dienf I'M Diz
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lire s@tatioM an Noro Broaomap
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fei11er 3un9s nnr6e ierptert.
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ei1en Ielepbpn s8Diten.s Dte 6or6
sgar, TAM obnei Bei6doignng aug Der
.Rpuiiton. berppr. Der Eelepbon
,8foiten. muroe ieoo6 an 5rpet 5tenen
5erbro6en.
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HGelegenbeit baben nod peridteoene
Oebnrtsttdge 3u erleben.
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begaben ii9 bret sauf 96niterS Nap<
nan nod Seem lllm. Ser pierte 5og
e5 Dor auf Sen Baifa9ter3ug gu tDarten.
Evening star., 1922-05-19
HOOVER ADDRESSES.
MEETING BY PHONE.
Speaks to Electric Light Con-
vention 200 Miles
Away.

Secretary of Commerce Herbert
Hoover today lifted a receiver from a
telephone and delivered an address to
the Nationat Electric Light ,Associa-
ton conyentio in Atlantic City, more
than goo miles away. !
His5yoice passed over long distance
telephone wires to the convention au-
ditori UNI, where it was amplifled by
loud speaker similar to the one used
by President Harding in making his
inaugural address.
Huge Amplincation Reported.
A statiStician at the local telephone
company officially stated:
when Secretary Hoover spoke this
morning he created an energy at the
telephone which was amplifed fifty
thousand billion times"
With this type of voice transmission
Secretary Hoover centered his ad-
dress on the prospects of development
OF electrical transmission of power,
which he declared would reach ra-
dius of a thousand miles in the fu-
ture.
Superpower Time Here.
'The time is ripe for a great ma
tional program of superpower devel-
opment," Mr.. Hoover said. The
stretch of economic transmission dis
tances has brought power develop
ment from the mouth Of our coal
mines and upon our streams to with
IN the economic reach o. our indus
trial centers and our farms"
Mr.. Hoover regretted his inability
10 appear in person, but told the con-
Vention that ''in securing successful
outcome to the negotiations to curb
rising prices of coal I hope ! have
light industry of much more practical
purpose than a speech"
Evening star., 1922-05-19
ALL SET FOR SHAD BAKE
OF BOARD OF TRADE
400 Members and 100 Guests to
Entrain for Annual Feast at
Chesapeake Beach.

Four hundred members of the
Washington Board of Trade and more
than 100 guests en- train tomorrow
bake of the organization. to be held
at Chesapeake Beach. This years af-
fair is expected to eclipse previous
shadbakes by a wide margain. The
first train leaves the District line at
1o:30 o'clock, while the afternoon
special" will leave at o'clock.
In order that the guests of the
Board of Trade-among whom are
number Of members Of the Senate and
House of Representatives. District
taken care of. President Thomas
Bradley has appointed a reception
committee. The members of this
committee will extend the glad hand
of welcome to the members and
guests. and see that everything possi-
Bile is done to insure most pleasant
days outing and one long to be re-
membered.
The personnel of the committee is
as follows:
Thomas Bradley, chairman; E. c.
Branden burg Charles s. Bundy. e. F.
Colladay. Frank e. Cunningham, J.
Harry Cunningham. NJ. o. Chance.
Girls ]. Gockeler, Harry v. Haynes.
William +. GUIDE, Lewis Holmes,
Franklin H. Harper. NJ. A. Leese,
George H. Macdonald, Morton @.
Macdonald, John T. Meany, Howard
Moran, Maurice Otterback, A. Glenn
Phelps, Samuel J. Prescott, Charles
w. Semmes, H. c. C. Stiles. George c.
Stringer, w. B. Todd and Theodore w.
Noyes. ..-...--
The committee on arrangements in
charge Of the outing calls attention
that all tickets have been sold and
that no one will be admitted on the
trains or served with dinner at the
Casino who is not in possession Of q
ticket.
Evening star., 1922-05-19
SEEK MERGER. ADVICE.
Steel Men Ask Delay of Conference
With Daugherty.

Attorney General Daugherty was
informed today by an Official of one
of the Independent steel companies
involved in the projected merger that
the consolidation would be effected
only after consultation with the De-
partment of Justice.
The official, whose name the At
torney General did not disclose, and
who talked with Mr.. Daugherty by
ng-distance telephone, requested a
postponement until next Wednesday
Of the conference, which Mr. Daukh-
erty has asked the officials of the
companies involved in the proposed
merger to hold with him. The re-
quest was granted.
Mr.. Daugherty said the offlcial also
Informed him that the steel com
panies never had an intention of
bringing about the merger without
laying their plans before the Depart
ment of Justice.
Evening star., 1922-05-19

Since its first Development less than
twenty years ago Cobalt mining field
has produced enough silver to supply
every man: woman and child In Cam
ada with $23 in silver coin.
Evening star., 1922-05-19
At Work or at Play
Keep Cool This Summer
Wear P-B Palm Beach Suits

All sizes from 81 to 48. You
don't have to be a perfect Adonis
to get a perfect fit. All models;
single and double breasters;
sport or straight backs, plain or
patch pockets. All colors,
which vie with the finest wor-
steds in appearance: brown, blue,
black, varied stripes, silver gray,
dark gray, sand, tan, and the
natural Palm Beach shade.
Evening star., 1922-05-19

P-B just naturally stands for
Palm Beach; and it stands for
our idea of how a Palm Beach
suit should look, and fit and
feel. For the same. fine finish
and subtle finesse that charac-
terize our wooden suits are
present in P-BPalm Beach Suits.
They differ in weight but not
in workmanship; in cost but
not in quality.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-09
Borrowed Boomers
to Pose for Picture,
Then Took Nightie

A desire 10 have her picture taken In
'those pretty blOomers" caused Frances
Starr, negress. to take a pair Of boomers
from the room Of Mrs Myrtle Raglin.
negress, 425 North Senate avenue. After
the picture had been taken the bloomers
were returned. but according to testi-
mony in city court today the Starr e RI
then took a pink night gown and corset
cover.
The corset cover has not been found,
but Sergeant Marren saw the girl on In
diana avenue yesterday when she was
carrying a small bundle and then she
saw the policeman she ran. He persued
her and the chase ended in a restaurant
at 4OS Indiana avenue where he recovered
the pink nightie.
She admitted in court that she took
the boomers to wear when getting her
picture taken, and said she was going to
buy the night gown ION time" Judge
Delbert o. Wilmeth fined her 81 and
costs on the charge of petit larceny.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-09
PROFESSORS GET
THRILL IN BOOK
FOR STUDENTS
Columbia University Faculty
Shocked by Contents of
Volume.

NEW YORK, March e.-Staid Columbia
University professors today received a
shock when they opened their copies Of
The 'eBIack and Blue" book, an anOny-
nous campus publication, and found
therein specific Instructions to men stu
dents on how and when to pet" how TO
care for q fraternity brother in an in
toxicated condition, how TO pick snap"
courses and "easy professors" and other
information designed to lead the student
to the perfect life"
The books editors point out in an in
PRODUCTION the compendium Of infOrma-
ton, II properly digested. VIII guarantee
the success Of any mans college career. "
"Petting," the book says, "is the most
enjoyable Intercollegiate sport, with the
exception Of taking a girl to swimming
meet
Always pet in darkness" the instruc-
lions say, mot so much because OF
mOdesty, but OF Imagination. This also
will prevent being caught in an en-
barrassing cIinch if father returns home
unexpectedly for the other quart"
4AG4ulGu III GGACAAA A-st~ N~S-DA@S NAS
the following:
do not drape your arm around girls
shoulder. as it makes her neck sore. In
a taxicab, this discomfort may be
alleviated by holding her in your lap.
@The touch, as in typewriting. should
be light. Running your fingers through
her hair also is very effective"
The contents of the last page OF the
hfty-page booklet will be gladly received
by Margot AsQuith, as it upholds her
assertion Of the failure OF prohibition
in the United States. It Is G blank to
be filed in with the proper names and
addresses and carried in the male collie
Rians' bill-fOld. 1t reads like this:
eff the bearer is found Intoxicated
please deliver to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MY key is in lower right vest pocket.
Third floor front. door 10 right Bath
room in rear. Collect taxi fare from
In large bed near window. FLASK in
right hip pocket. You are welcome 10
what's left"
The entire issue Of nine hundred was
sold on the campus at % cents q copy
within five hours after publication. The
editors prepared for a reprintiug, but
Dean Hawkes. OF Columbia College, learn
ing OF the plan, ordered the publication
"sQuashed." Jealous holders Of t"a nine
hundred priced copies are exulting over
their less fortunate fellow classmen-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-09
ADMITS GUILT,
SWEARS TO 1T
WITH PLEASURE
DaugIiter-iR-LGIC of Former
Kaiser Correspondent in
DiUOrce Suit.

BERLIN. March 9.-Forner Princess
EiteI Friedrich, daughter-in-Ia OF the
former Kaiser. appeared in the Potsdam
court soday as correspondent in divorce
suit brought by the Baroness Pletten-
berg.
The Princess confessed she had known
the baron intimately for years and that
their relations continued after her mar
rage to the ex-kaiser's son.
The persons in the court were aston
ished at the Princess frank confession
Of guilt.
The charges were in the form Of a
legal statement which was handed up to
the judge.
do you swear this statement is true
asked the court
The Princess laughed as though enjoy
ing 4 joke as she replied:
Il swear it is true with the greatest
u pleasure.
The court was angered by the leVity
Of the princess and tue manner In which
she treated the charges against her
morality.
The presiding judge reprimanded her,
telling her. her cOncuct was not com
patible with the dignity of the court.
A letter was introduced which the
princess had written to Baron Pletten-
berg. In 1t she said:
you know that have nothing in COM
mon with the man TO whom l am
married, but yOE and have so much to
give one another"
Baron Ple.tenbe-g was an officer in a
guards regiment during the war. Prince
Eitel Friedrich Is the second son Of the
former German emperor. He was
married to Princess Sophia Charlotte,
daughter of the Grand Duke Friedrich
August OF Oldenburg, Feb. q, 1906.
Despite her 10 years, the princess is still
q woman of great beauty. She has a
dashing, vfvaclOus manner.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-09

The show man had a good audience
at the school house in the Calf Ribe
neighbOrhood Wednesday night. Sid
Hooks had the honor and distinction of
being the first one to ask him where he
went from here.
Columbus Allsop had the misfortune
this week to lose his this years almanac,
which was accidentally torn up by
puppy, and the future now is blank to
him.
Atlas Peck says when a married man
gets to acting f1cety around the girls
mis- wife turns on the damper by calling
attention to the fact that he is getting
entirely too old for any such fOolishness.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-09
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