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The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03
ar IpMARp NJ. PIckARp

T'illlrf.Futn mnre lives have been
Il sarrifced 20 Americas lnfHiuntion
Or foreign built airshlps n We must
have these craft. is it uot about time
w relied on our oWu designers and
cunsfruciors for fhemi Unless thc in.
formation available ni this writing ls
misleading tho disaster that hoicii the
Roma hear uampfun Roads lusf week
viI b. found o. be. in its causos. COIN.
paruhie to that ~ thc Ili2 ln Eng.
land last August On both cses uf-
parsniiY. there uere vital defects IN
construction ~ which che bu.iiefs
Were rnEuiuuf
So Or as Investigation has revealed
the CAN ~ ihe Rome was due tn che
breaking ~ ths couirois that reEu'ai.
81 the altitude 10 the nirsh'p Despite
ne heroic efforts of her nayiFators and
the frantic casting uverhuari ~ all
ballast hy tho crew. tho huFr halleon
plunged downward frum a hsighi II
about fuO fcei. A. she Cushel nrainsi
o. ground abe hruke some hlch ten
sion electric uirrs and ni thr same
momsut the big gasoline tanks burst
in the resulting explosion aui ORE
mosf ~ the victims mcf n mcrr fully
instant death Even if the Roma bad
not sirurs the uirrs. say army air ser.
sice officials thr men caught under the
vessels Eas haE and sfcel frame uould
have burned io death. Cor the fasoiine
from ths hrutsu tanks would have iE
nlted from the engines This fact may
avert possible blame for the using oi
oriinary ncld Eas Ia the Roma Instead
of the nunlnnammahle helium Ens. Do.
veloped BY the alr service Al the
hellum in the country was ln the ho
mas hag when shs was given a trial
trip late 10 peccmher. but as this va,
wanted Or q contemplated long tour
over the cuuntry next summer q va.
drawn uut and the ordinary Fas sub
siituisd.
Although General Mitchell. bead Of
ths United States AIR service. now IN
Berlin. says the noma was perfect,
thsre l. reason O. believe that he ls
mistaken Last summer Kenneth !.
noisefis witnessed Demonstration
nlghi of he balloon iu Italy shortly
after she had been sold 60 America,
and b. wrote Cor the saturday Eve
nlng Pest q story of that niEht IN
which hs brought out these points
That no ras bags were old and
isaky ihat ne Italians wanted calm
day o. the trip. that they refused "a
saii ihe shlp over Mount Nesutlus ap
rarsuiiy fsaunE ihe beat % the era
Ter. that thuy preferred sailing over
the ucyan. the cir hcine more quiol
there. that the ship rcarcd huckcd
Jumped and Was huhctel about lise
q feather in cyclone; that the shIp
had a tendency 60 hose downward ai
q high rate of speed
Il mny be- this new disaster viii ~.
sult in the cancellation of the order
for . Zeppelin fur America % be- built
IN 0ermany General Mitchell snys
this craft h not under way "hccausc
u ihe numerous dlflculiles between
Ameflca. the entente and Gcrmany
These difficulties CENTER un whether
Amercn shall Fut the latest type o.
on Old style. n America wants the
latest. the entente must leuuli Ger.
,nany a. build airshlps. which the Yer.
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The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03

eui'tsfa sssr o. ths co~plsslsa
Nuih.nr better than Cuurufa s.ap
daily emf uinimeni uau sud thfu a.
ner'ici 90 makc the comp'ction clear
t1alp clean and hands san anf white
Adi 70 ihls tho fascinating fragrant
,uiicura 1alcum. ami you have the
niicura Toilet Trio o-Adveftlsemsnt
Az ~ bachelor says that iIms H. th.
mif cIhu Or iutrslCluess
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03

WnilnhY uf sails
o tho fastliiIms
cravings ~ a
Wunlat or play
cher 10 o. cuekn.
be- o. q Gallin
historian of ~
raso fTetl poet
si ~ tle Ameri
un Legion und
"a animal ct.ik ui
the White Star
liner NJ ilr Gal
.iin is never more
81 hmue than
when hs IL busily
engaged in brew
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03

bays mother separated ihs ,nlld
~ six mouths eas Ften 10 ths moth
sr shs rrmau.sd and ths bog lived
wuh boz unin hs was hnssu yrsfs
Old vhsu b. ran away NJ !niust
ne usry. served oversees viit ths
avlaiion fofoes and sas wounded
iasi summsf NJ Mofrson sf 49,
moiarinr in ths Tasi A rksncs con
vsfsaiian siih rsssinF acquaiuianss
I'D o. ths discovery that his sun sas
~ that tine wing N in e hasriisi in
wsshiufian. n a. Ths ruuion sas
effected and geefgg s nov on husi
rsss uiih tis fainff in F1lni
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03
Stops Hair Coming Out:
ThickenS. Beauties.

~ cGri tals "a bottle 0f rnantsr
ns af aal dEF nort After onH Az.
ilufloH lau fau na tnf a particle
f taniruf Uf a falling hsIr o. o.
ven haif ftauH uea Hfs tirar BRIGHT.
irsi mlfe oaioF anl ata1lancr.-Ai.
fgflIarmfuL
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03

ihftlIn mos
sedgcr boy uow
n biz WI back
TO nun,lilc M
ahm from Wash
lngton D. g.
clinlseiing 80
mile lnunt Affef
hanging - his
hands fum rail
uay trrsiier and
facing sinffaiIa ~
ln tlie munfaIns
~ keniurky The
sturdy hIaef fHIntl
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03

TllE resignation N Judge ksuesaw
a n l.andls frum the federal bench
~ tho northern Illinois district l.
cause FOR sncrre regret. rxcepi pr.
haps on The part II baseball fans
Though often spectacular ln meth,sis
and speech Judge lands was always
fearless. iusi and imprccuhly honesi.
and b. bad an uncauuy ability o. st
nt The truth aud cummsnduhle
tendency 90 ignore unimporiuni tech.
ulnllilrs n these latter qualities
were shared by the lesser judiciary %
The rerion where ludge landis has
been exercising biz activities there
would be- lcss cause o. complain ~ the
prevalence 10 crime there aud % mis-.
uuiaees ~ justice
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03

ID REPRESENTATIVES, of i6 railway
N uniuus aud ~ ths Uutel Mine
Workers Of America mot m Chlcago
and entered into a defensive aIllanrr
but thcrr viii be- uo sympathetic mu
strike uu April .. when tbr clal mlutrs
are expected to quit uurk. The agrre.
mcnt moreover. duos not hecume up.
emtlye until o has been mtlned by nli
the organizations. n any Of tle labor
unions emhmced IN the agreement "is
made the victim u unwurruuted ~.
iacks. Or ~ integrity IL ieuparllIei. q"
ways and means will be- considered
any action 10 be- approved by zach of
the N organizations. An executive
committee. composer ~ the chief en-.
ecuilyes ~ all tls unions. viii make
the nscessnry recommendations
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03


PuiNCAnE met privately m
France Sunday Cor The puu.ose n ar.
ringing The agcnda Cor the Genoa con.
ference un the econnmic aud financial
regeneration of Europe There are re
ports that he conference may be- posi.
poned for several weeks 90 course
the Eurupcan nations are exce-iiugly
deslrcus that the United States shall
take part ln the meetiur. hui this
-ruus more unlikely ns time passes.
Secretary Hoover ln o. Washington
birthday address in Chicago. gave
What might be- considered hn unofficial
expression of the administration
tiows ga this natter WIhouf becom.
ing too speCiic. Del made 10 plain that
the United States cuu.i uoi b. ~
pectcl o. lend assistance 90 ihe nations
~ Europe until they bad uorked oui
some of their present pressing prob
Iems Including unbalanced hudgeis
0yena1cd peoples nrse urmies nni
an uuheuuhle debt both damesilc ami
cxtemaI-hI lsnr.ng their fult 90 in.
fatI0n and instability
Mr Hoover added. eve nnf cur
selves much torn between nn earnest
deslra to he of service aui "a ushffu.
de.irp 90 keep ouneites free from
matters to which Wr ore unf o. muJ
aud which ue nnnaf remedy panic.
pliim in which. nevertheless. would
undermine cor strength. our iadlfuo
aud uur ahnliy tH rguder rsai service
ln ihr future
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03

XITHAr may develop Into new
w politicul party WIS huu in Chl
cnro last week when several hundrrd
farncrs. Socialists union lul,or leader,
and o,hcrs siurted b movement or the
election tu Cuurrrss NJ men and women
n he working class A. present m,
participants In this movement ar
pledged iu uunnnrilsun pnl'ilul ac
tlon. i,adlrnis II man, tires and DE-
grvs weiv present NJ the cuufsfrnrr
but I. ". vs. wtv not admitted
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03
LEGION MAN, STURDY HlKER
liilnols a.. Soldier on WAY Basb Fem
Washington. 10 Completing
f300. Mile Jaunt

Romsnce silll lies along me- hroad
highway. according 10 u u Rufus
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03

NEW pay scales for the army. navy.
y marine curps. coast guard. cHan
and rrUlrtic survey and public health
service have been arranged by the
iulnt congressional ser,lce pay com.
mission aud a BIN providing Cor them
ur,lered fn,omhly reported tn house
and senate for the hsral year ig,a
the nsu rate ~ pay for those slN scry'
lrrs viii save the government ahuut
siauoUo. and ultimately. q Is estl.
uai,ll thu saving viii be- s2slfD ~
annually. The prul"--a rute T. heluw
the present basis which was hxed IN
iu.n. hui considerably uh,,se TINT -.
iail'shed ln ipis
The huuse appropriations cummli
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03

DRrSipENT HANDING Informed
i the ssnuic that be- could noi cum.
fly with us request for The r'curils
minutes. runvsfsail'ls, etc. relating
10 the fuuripusf treaty. hcuuse musl
uf tho conversations and dlscussiuus
Wsr quite outside thc conference und
urv ullhuag g.tsff A. ud'led =
d. not believe Il tu be- c,,mpalililr with
pulllr Interests uf cuuslsteni With the
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03
NEWS REVIEW OF
CURRENT EVENTS
hlrshlp Roma. Bought in ltaB, Is
DESTROYED With Loss Of
Thirty-Four Lives.
PROBABLY WAS DEFECTIVE

serais Rsssn.atlonls,i Busy Win ths
Four.po~sr Trsa,y-novsmsnt 20
poupons solcisrr nonua Leo
isisiion-lflsh Faeilons IN
Thrss nonihf Truce.
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03

tee IN one ~ its economical spasms.
reduced the estimates ~ the ncpari
ment of Commerce 20 the extent n
SaOrlSil. aud those of the Depart.
msnt " Labor by si.22I.Ii2.
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03
COOKS TO PLEASE ANY TASTE
y. @ oalpln. Historian of TsSas Pest.
Brings Odd Cargo" From Aus
trala 10 England.

one N me few persons ln the United
siates Who oan cuok up meal fnr =
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03

THE forelrn debt commissIun men.
4 uonod ahoyp. as nnmcd hy rresl.
dent Hauiiug. L. made upo of secretary
of State Hughes, Secretary ~ the
Treasury Mellon. Secretary ~ Cou-
nerve Hoover. senator Reed smout u
Utah and Representative nurion ~
ohio. The fact that all nye ARE Re.
puhlicuns has aroused the Ire u the
pcmuernis and the latter In the senate
declared they would not vote fur the
confirmation II the appointments u
smooi and purion.
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03

CONsluEIiATiON ~ a nies tax for
" financing the soldiers bonus was
given consideration hy a suhrummi-
iee 70 ihe house ways and means com.
mittrc. huf no couciuslous have been
reached. secreiaD ~ ihe Treasury
Mellon vas called on Cor further ad.
yIcc and said be- silll believes bonus
Legislation should b. postponed. but
that 10 o. hiu u o. be- passed he would
prefer some form of tax as aguinlt ihe
lssunncc ~ bonds iie mid that "a
sales tax would mcun 2opO additional
employees but that u could b. admin
isisrrd.
Petitions o. opposition o. a sales tax
werc circulated ln the HOUSE last week
and were slgned By ~ least seventy
memhers. n was asserted that fully
oac hundrrd could be- counted "a %
vote aEnlust such a tax. Meanwhile
a movement u gaining headWuy to
postpone bonus legislation altogether
until he newly appointed forvlgn debt
commission has asceriainel the
chances for the payment of Interest by
foreign natious and decided concern-
lnE the funding ~ foreign debts into
lung term securities A number ~
ueu known men have asked The Ma
iioual Repuhllcun club 90 oppose the
rruntlng ~ q federal bonus -to any
soldier who cannot shoN a wound or
Who vas not disabled in ihe services.
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03
Che.
American.
o. Legion

tCorY fof This nsraHmsnt sarrisd ~
ths Amsfifsn Lssinn Ness ssffirs1
The Crittenden press., 1922-03-03

amenities of international negotiations
10 attempt o. reveal information and
conndenilal conversations or discus.
sions Of which no recurd wns kept. or
% submit tentative suggestions or ln.
formal proposals. without which the
arrival nt desirable international un.
dersiaudlnEs would BE- rendered un-
likely n not impossible"
Mr Harding. however. emphatically
assured The senate that there were 90
concealed understanding and no 81.
crct exchanges NJ notes Bot The "ir.
ecuncllubie senators an uot salts
ned and Insist that rutincailon must
be- hedgci about with considerable
reservation. Although prcsldeut Har.
ding adhered to BIZ position that nn
reservation vas necesslry. the foreign
relations committee was informed that
be- would DOT object o. the one offered
By senator urandcgre u lf was decmed
best thus o. facilitate mtihniion. This
reservation reads:
The uuited States understands
that u assumes no Obligation either
legal or Moral to maintain ihe rights
On relation to the lnsu'ar possessions
10 insu'ar damin.0us ~ any II the
other high c0uimciing parties and that
tho consent ~ the cuuTrrss ~ the
United States shall o. necessary 90
any adjustments or understandings
under articles one and two by which
the United state. o. to b. bound iu
ans uuy. aud that ihene o. uo ohl.m.
tion either LEGAL ur moral to give such
cnnsrnff
Naturally senator johnson ~ Call.
famia vas not satisfied even with fh.s.
anl he oGersd another more drastic
reservation. bot the administration
senators said the limudcrro resolution
vas as far us they would CONSENT to
SD. and the "sialuuris." likc ke'locs
and Ncu. didn't want o. make ans com.
otssIous no uu. Then Senator Lodge
after gathering with fho President
aTercl o. substitute reservation safe.
guarding congressional authority over
thr use of amei f0roe This was not
usol hy the more radical mcmhers.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15
9as ainbermabdem als GGanffenr.

Ser n@raftfin0erpa9e1" tit ole
neuelte grrungenidaft oes ted)nt.
iden Sortidritts. Sn @nglaro bat
man iebt eine1t init Betroleltnt al1S'
aeitatteten Rinocrtpoaen 1T oer Sar1s
sci gebradt, Ser 6as &inoermaoder
5nm @alige ser Gbauffellre erbebt.
Ger r9ramotor" %genannte 8a9eh'
miro Don einem fleinen Eetrolellm..
motor in 8epegung geiebt> Oct all1
Elm fiinftes @ab binter Den pier
@doern oes &in0ermage1s n1ort;ert
lift l111b 5u beioen Seiten 5rlttbref-
ter cntbdIt, auf 6enen oas ais
Gbnnffeurin ieines Mmtes tpalte1oe
8inoerm1oden Hlab finoet. Sas
inn 8agen befin6lide @abp. ta1l1
itinoli6 cine g11tfernung BON rnl1o
8 @ilometer in ieinem Tltppel!allto
surIdlegcn, obne baB lein Sd)lat
ourd sic gridiitterung bes Motors
geit6rt miro.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15
,,9as hentfdyt Gbeater an
8bttm''.
Sn 9aTelborf ioQ es tpieber entte.
fen,

Cine Diiiieloorfer 3eitung f9reibt::
.Nadoem oas 9uneloorfer S@au.
ipielbaus am lebten Stunt bon i%ei11e1
Sreunoen nit ei11er vSamlet". glnf-
flbrung bon uunoerbarer @roBe
uno &larbeit bereits Mbidteo geno11.
men bat, tit es uns nadtragli9 bod
nod mosli6 gema6t poroen, oiefe
por3uglide 6euti6e &ulturbibne noe.
niglte11s bon Ser Spiel3eit 1923 ab
auf perdi11oerter @runolage pieoer-
al1f5uribten. Cine &eibe fubrenoer
DISQUALIFICATION Ser Snouitrie uno
oes &anoels Der &beinlanoe bat Ell.
men gerein gegriin6et, ser sic slui.
gaEe bot, Die 9iifel6orfer 8ubne
aIs sos 6e1tide 9beater ant
Mbcin" mie6erauf5uridten. Sic
finltlertfde 2eitung ioaen tpeiter
2nije Gumont uno @uitop 2inoe.
lnal111 baben, nit 6ene11 oas Inter
uebmen, bonn fiinitleriiden @tano-
punft aus geieben, ia in Ser 9at
audi itebt uno falt. Ser 1euee-
griinbete. 8erein, bent @ribatperio,
l1e1 uno @eieui@aften our9 3ab1ung
eines @tntrittsgeloes uno etnes Sab-
resbeitrags, audi 0urd gr0Bere @tif.
tungen, als Mitglieoer obne irgeno-
uel9e gelolide gerglnitigung bel.
treten, min Der fiinitleriiden 9eitung
lcoigIi9 oie finan5iellen Sorgen ab-
l1ebmen, 10 oaB iie fret miro bon
Den bitteren &on5eiiionen at Sen ul1-
tiinltleriiden Eagesgei6mad uno in
ser 4~ufiteaung ibres @rogramms
lbrc 8iele in gera6er 2inie berfolgen
fam. Gin faufmdnnii6 6urdgebil-
oeter @eidafsfibrer miro 6ie REIN
gciDaftliben Angelegenbeiten in Die
@a1lo nebmen, oer fir cine beute
n1ebr oenn lie notpenoige mirtidaft.
lide 8ermaltung 0es 6urb 6en Ser,
Elm r9entides 9beoter am Nbein"
acknowledgement 8etriebsperm0gens
perantportli@ 1T. 5don iest iin6
erbcbli1e @elomittel 5ur &erfIgung
gelteM moroen."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15
Sagrgnnoertfeier Der Sieruslppben.
en%taiffernn9.

@or &ur5em fanoen sic Sorbonne
unb bas Glump-Muieu m Ole Grim.
uerung an .6ie @nt5iiferung 6es
Stei11es bon &oiette 6ur6 Gbampol-
lipl1 I'M Sabre 1922. Ser beribmte
Stein, ser I'M Sabre 1901 in Nos
jette bei Mleranorien bon einem
fran3oiiiden Sffi5ier gcfunoen muir,
De, peribaffte Die Mogli6feit 5nr
gnt5ifferung Ser alien dgpptiiden
&ieroglppbenidrift. Sic Snidriit
auf benz 5tein entbalt einen @rlaB
Scr @rieiterihoft unter 8tolomal1s
oen Giinften, aus bent Sabre 1876
boz @briitt, uno 5par TT BRET Sc.
iungen nebeneinanoer: Ser gepoga-
lidcn @ieroglppbeni6rift, ferner in
bemotifhen, bas beibt bolf5tumli-
den Sieroglppben, nno IN griedbi'
der 5prahe.
Gbamponion botte feline 8orl6un'
gen idon als 1%1idbrioer anabe be-
go1tnen. Gur1 io~rgfdltige Ser
gle:@ung Ser orei Mufi6riften. yc'
lang es linn, Sen 9@lIliel gu finoeE,
Sen er 1922 ber0ffentlidte. Ser
berMbmte Gtei1t bon &oiette, Oct. Sen
MntoB our gntl9leierung ser &iero-
glppben nr6 6amtt ser altagypti'
iden &11ltur gegeben fat, befinoet
ii6 beute in 2onoon i'm 8ritiidcn
Muieum. Na9 ser &upitulation
BON Mleran6rien beitan0 Der engll'
ide General Cir &alpb Mbercroms
bp oaral,f, oab er an England aus
geiefert tpiirbe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15
Sin meoisiniides @atiel.

IEtH- E .., ~$tHEAv EiAs
Gin meoi5iniides &atiel CAB Ell
lie engliide Srau NIT Nsamen Mnnte
Belt auf, Sic I'M Neai 1919 in el-
ner Miible einen l1nfaQ erlitt. Ans
sem oritten Stodtperf tlel el1'
Mebliad ibr 10 unglidli4 auf Den
Nuden, baB oas Gudgrat brood. Sle
mar bon ga an bon ben &nften OBJ
mqrts geldbmt. Denno6 genes ole
Jrau i'm De5ember %oesielben Sab
res zines geiunoen 8inoes l111o DC.
(orgte nit gebrodenem Niidgrat
nod taft orei Sabre Sen 9ansbalt.
Grit in 6ieiem Sabre, am 70: Wfa1,
erlag lie ser idtperea Wetlesu11g
Sic iie 1amals erlitten bate.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15
gereitel4er Radeplan.

~Ginen gemeinen &adeplan ber-
j1ldte eiu gaglobner IN 2eon6ing
6ei Gina nlls5ufibren. St ltellte an
cine Mago oes perleudten 9raln-
ieu1erautes 0us Mniin11en, ibnl
5dleim bon perieudten @inoern 81
pcrldaffen. Dnmit mollte er Die
aiibe ieines @uusberrn n1b ote
3tpei 3ieqen iaines fn%llsgenoien an;
tedel. Ser Sngldbner tDnroe Der.
oattet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15
Der Freund.

Sepp! Du Dist mel Freund : merk' aut,
Lass Dir NAL was rat n:
Heirat' net! T. moan Dir's guat
q WAR Del gr0sster Schad'n!
schaug Di' a, jetzt Dist D. no. was,
Bist Del Gig ner Herr
Bist D. vertebrate, nacha gibt,s
Koane Wurschteln mehr!
Z'erscht kimmt sic, und no. NAL sic : Jr
Du werst gar net g'fragt. siF .F4
BRAY sci (n), stad sci (n), nachgeb'nIheisst's :
Wie's halt ihr behagt. 90 !
Grad die Resell schaugt mir aus,
Ais taat's germ regier'n :
Lass Dr. durch ihr ehrlich's 'schau
Muir net glei' verfuhr'n!
Durch ihr Zuckergoscherl lass
Liaber Di' net storm
Au ihr Engelstimmerl brauchst D.
Au net alPweiP horn!
Ihr kloa' winzig's Fusserl schaug
Liaber gar net an
Mel, i glaub's, dass die an Buab'n
Narrisch maeha kann...
Also, vie g'sagt? nimm Dr. z'samm',
D. Res is nix fir Dr.;
Eli, dass s. Dr. in's Ungluck bringt-
Nimm s. no. liaber i'!!'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15
"a entwischen

In den Dornen.
6 fZaunk0nig fattert i'm Busch
stiis9i3df aa1@I busch, busch!
fg g irDurch Dornens dund Aeste,-
Und nickt und9 blinzelt mich
.Hs schelmisch an,
Damn schllpft er zu Neste.
He'll i'm Griinen sein Stimmchen
klingt:
Was blickst du so miirrisch i'm Maien?
Ich sitze doch auch in Dornen drin,
Freilich : zu zweien!"
Pedantisch. Itch weiss NIGHT, warum
du den Assessor NIGHT whilst. Er hat cine
tadellose Vergangenheit, cine glanzende
Zukunft ,Ja, nur seine4Gegen-
wart list mir unertraglich."
Bel der Table d'hote in einem sid
Itiroler Gebirgsthotel kommt das Bethel
unwesen in Tirol EUR Sprache. Elm Herr
Ibemerht, dass er eigentlich gegen ]ede
Art des Almosengebens sci, dem mach sci
ner Ansicht miisste der Staat dafur Sorge
tragen, dass jedem arbeitswilligen Men
Ischen Gelegenheit geboten verde, sein
Brot selbst zu verdienen. Durch desc
IWorte sichtlich entsetzt, ruff seine Mach
Ibarin aus: I'm Gottes Willen, ich sitse
|doch NIGHT etwa neben einem Sozlaldemo-
|kraten??"
Der Amtmann zines kleinen D0rf-
|chens, der auf der Jagd cine Frau ange-
schossen hat und ihr infolge dessen Elm
|schmerzensgeld Won hundert Mark zah-
len musste, trifft mehrere Wochen spater
deren Mann.
Nun, Huber, fragt der Amtmann,
,,wie gents dem eurer Frau?'
,,Ach, JAM Jut, Herr Amtsmann, aber
ware es. dem NIGHT m0glich, dass Sic meme
Ollie noch NAL ansch0ssen und damn doch
]leich i'm Umkeise Won Elm paarr. hundert
Markern?" ~
In einem ~sachwabischen Wirtshaus WRIT
Elm Cast dem Hauskatzchen cine Wurts-
haut vor. Das Tierchen first sic aber
NIGHT. ID d. -
,,Wenn d. nit magscht, kanscht mi
germ habe," sagt der ~enttauschte Spender.
Das Katzchen aber hebt den Schwanz,
dreht SIGH um, und man vernimmt die
schwabischen Laute:. ,,Miau!" 81
,,Weisste schon, Miller soil pl0tzlich
zu Geld gekommen sein. Er hat cir
Hemd ohne Kn0pfe erfunden."
,,Kunststuck! Sowas trag ich schon
LANCE"
Beim Shimmy.-,Wer doch den Veg
zu Ihrem Herzen wusste, mein Frauleln!
Isle irren> SIGH, wenn Sic meinen, e1
gent uber meme Fusse! "
Doppelsinnig. ,,Warum tragst Du i'm
mer kurze Hosen, Sepp?"-
Aus Ersparnis. Trag' ich sic lang,
trag' ich sic kurz; trag, ich sic kurz, trag'
|ich sic lang!"
Dilemma. A: yWarum heiraten Sic
l~eigentlich nicht?"
b: ,,Ja, wissen Sic, ich m0chte nur
cine Frau, die gescheiter list ais ich-und
cine solche mag mich nicht!!"
I'm Spital zu Bruck an der Leitha
lag Elm Ulanen-Korporal, der behauptete,
! cine schmerzhafte Stare i'm Genick zu
lspuren. G
Zines Morgens, ais der Sanitatswarter
an das Bett des Ulanen trat, war der Ulan
tot.
,sei' Gluck,'" sagte der. Warter.-
,,Grod heunt hot eahm der Herr Stabarzt
zwegen Stimulation einspirren VIOLIN"
NIGHTS zu machen. Fine %approbierte
Hebamme wird ais Angeh0rige. zines freien
Berufs EUR Abgabe elmer Umsatzsteuel
Erklarung vor dem z%ustandigen Finanz.
amt aufgefordert. Sic schreibt auf den
ordnungsmassig unterschriebenen, i'm iibrl.
1gen aaber unaussggefillten Vordruck die
klassischen Worries
Itch .habe imdmeinem Geschaft NIGHTS
go
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-15

wagon, auf deutsches sGebiet ~ kommen,
in der Hofnung, bort seine nlonarchisti-
sche Herrlichkeit zur Geltung ~ bnn-
gen, so .durfte es linn passiren, dass er
den Kopf v~erliert, noch che er Gelegen-
|heit hat, uber Hollands Grenzenf wieder
-, onfwicnhnn
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-08-25
BOYCOTT OF UNION CONTRACTORS
 BY DEALERS SHOWN IN COURT

are included in the permit system Cement, lime, plaster, ready mixed mortar, common brick, fire and face brick, terra cotto, and all clay prod ucts, sand, rock and gravel, wall board, button lath, Keene cement and all plaster products, wire lath and metal lath~ of all kinds, and wood lath
 Checklists, the testimony shows are submitted to all dealers or con- tractors having dealings with unions or who pay higher wages than the fixed rate. The blacklist of plumbing g contractors introduced in evidence in cludes 20 firms. These hrme are re- fused supplies.
 Strenuous efforts are being made by the concerns involved to conceal the facts. The wholesale plumbing supply firms, for instance profess ignorance of the source of the black lists, although they admit strict com pliance with all instructions received through the mail from this anonym- OuS source