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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29

! 2anoeS nit @aller Deriab uno in
bliiben6e @eftloe berpanoelte u11o
Sic 5upeilen au5uret6e Miliiber-
i6memmung in t%pobltatiger 8eile
regulierte. @abreno bon oetn
langit b%erfallenen fegensreiben Sui
turmerf beute rur nod f1dglibe STE
ite erbalten itn6, 6ie unter Dem Sea-
men 8irfet=el=Gapum in feiner 8et,
ie mebr ibrem uriprungltden 3med
geniigen, pabreno au6 6aS Mittel'
alter Biz tief in Ste Meu5ett bi1tei11.
tpin5ige 5taubeden 111tr 5u Dem
3mede anlegte, Inn cine @aiierlniib-
lie 5u treiben ODER Dem @utsberrn
Die &arpfen5udt 5u ermogli@en,
mebren ii6 beute Sic Saliperren
un6 fiinitli6en @een bon Sabr gu
Sabr. 9as peientlide an oieienl
lit Ger 5perr6amm, ser bel nieorigeu
S%taub0blen aus @roe ausgefibrt,
bel gr0Beren un0 tieferen @eden
aber, meil bon ieiner @ioeritanos,
fdbtgfeit Gut uno 2eben ser peiter
abmdrts inn Sal mobnenoen ab,
bangt, 1a@ alien &egeln Ser 8au-
funlt aus iolioem Mauermerf nno
malierbeltdnoigem 3ementbeton er,
ri@tet miro.
9as groBte 8autperf oieier Mrt
metit mieoerl1m Megppten aut no
Elm Sos Mtltal bel Mliuar 6nrbque,
render 9amm, auf 0eiieu 8au mebr
als 100 Mtuionen Morf %berpenoet
pur6en, ser in neueiter 8ett mieoer
I'M Z Meter erbobt muroe, in elmer
2dnge bon 2 &tlometern uno elmer
@0be bon 80 Metern einen funltli.
den Gee bon 2 Miaiaroen Sonnen
@aiier aufitaut, uno @runo un6
8o6en fir cine 8ebolfernng bon
100000 &opfen Der 8emailerung er,
iblieBt. @dbrenb ser b0dite a11e-
rifanii9e @perrbamm BEL Seem Sort
BEL elmer 9ammbobe bon 20 Meter
@0be int @rotonbefen einen @aiier.
porrat bon 1875 MiQionen Sublime.
ter oufpei9ert un6 on6ere 5ablrei-
de Saliperren sort tells langlt~ Dol
1enoet, tells nod i'm 8au iin6, bat
a116 9eutldlan6, oas anfangli6 aui
6teiem @ebiet 3uriidgebltebeu tpar,
erfolgrei6e 8emiibungen gema6t
6oS 8eriaumte mie6er ein5ubolen.
9ie be0%euten6iten Staubeden lino
Die &aliperre I'M aueistol BEL Soar
fliiia in S@leiien> sic l1rftaliperre
Bel @miin6 in Der @ifel NIT 46 Wfil-
lionen &11bifmeter Snbalt, Die
Sperre BON Moter am Sober inter
ba1b &iri6bergs 1T 59leiien init
So Mtutonen &l1bifmeter Snbalt,
6ie M0bnetaliperre i'm &ubrgebiet,
our6 6ie ein Stauiee BON ni9t me-
niger ais 100 Milionen &ubitfme-.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29

@el@es 99idiaI Sen groben Bal-
bern Noroamertfas i6lieBli6 beidie-
6en fem miro, 6as lit tpobl nod fir
etntge @enerationen cine offene Gra-
&c. Mber au6, menn biele 5tribe
oieier @aloungett fir sic unmittel-
barren @e6iirfniiie ser fiinftigen
Menidbeit gliidli6 erbalten blet-
ben, 10 pare eS mobl an6ererieits
nod fragli9, Oh nibt oem @il0 3u
uenig Spielral1m fir Die 8erfol-
gung ieiner 11atirliden Sntereiien
: .gelaiien mir6e, 1%penigltens mas ge-
lpii1e @attungen @ilo betrifft.
Mm meiiten intereiiiert man it9
fir 6as midtigere 8el5mil6, tpeldes
in Sen lebten paar Sabren 10 un-
gebeuer mertpom uno im4ner ielte-
ner getporoen lit. 9ieie 5rage 1T
i%brigens nod imr1er leidter at To-
len, aiS 6ie- anermeiiten an6eren III
&e%rbinoung NIT @rbaltung ser no
tMrli6en @ilfsqueQen. So bie1e
So1nng tit 0a 1n0 BORT 1don IN sr-
folgrei6er NltSfiibrung begrifen,
obne 6as algemei1e '&ublifum nit
Ser Satla6e pertrmut 5u MAIDEN.
Sn bielen Sal miro Ser Spiel<
rol,m fir sic Bel5 : @eltien ni6t
ermeitert, ionoern inn @egenteil no@
mebr eingel6rdrft. 9ie Eiere ba-
ben ibr 8etdtigungsfelo gang
ungeitort fir it6 alein, utl6 fie tom
mem freili6 audi feincn it0ren> %
iie ia eingeidloien iino.
Mit on6eren @orten: @ir iteben
bier Dor elmer groBen 5ilber-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, mel9e bis ieBt
%gldn3en6e @eiddfte mabt. gS
meroen on6ere 6armen glei6fans
gum 3ii6ten irgett0melber 8el5be>
1tien b%egrln6et; aber sic 9dmar5-
fi6ie iino 6ie intereiianteiten -
oenn tie bringen 6as meiite ELM!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29
MeuBerer @1oerbosen.

SEN i6lug ibm Ser 9reiBigiabrige
arieg, gera6e 6teie 3eit mar fir
Sic 5taot cine itarfe mirtl9aftllhe
@raftprobe. @ie0erbolt bat in So
%tbenburgs Mal1ern &arl V. getpeilt,
mie0erbolt ou9 Ser Sdme0enfonig
@ultap Moolf, ebenlo bette Sillp
sort mebrfa9 lein Grartier aufge-
i6lagen, moran oas iabrlid ii6 mie-
%oer6olen0e 6eitipiel Ser Meiiter-
trunf", erinnert. Seoes &%otbenbur.
ger 99ulfino meiB 5u %er5ahlen,
mas es nit oieiem Meiltertrunf
auf lih bat! gr batte emf Dem
trinffeiten Mltbiirgermeilter Muih
GnQoe in SEN Mugen 0es geitrengen
Teloberrn peridafft, oenn ser maf-
fere Mui9 batte e;nen Sumpen BON
6rei Sitter Snbalt, obne a%b5uleben.
auf einen @ieb geleert.
9ie dlteren oeuti9en &atbdrier
ser &enat1iance5eit iino in ser Ste
gel nun cine Nergr0Berl1ng oes Sir,
g%erba1ies, ieoo6 NIT einem Die
gan5e @rrnofla4e beanlprlt6enoen
-gaale i'm &auptgeihoB. Oft !icgen
tie NIT ibrer 2angsie;te an Warft,
plaB, nobel iid Damn an Ser 5ront
Elm 2a1bengang befinoet uno Dor
oas bobe God cine &eibe bon Sic
beln geiebt tit. Gbarafteriitiih fur
6iele 8aumeiie lit aub oas Hotbcn'
burger &atbaus, an 0elien Marft,
front ser madtige Sreppertnrm
boripringt, mabreno Ser @iebel nit
einem porgefragten, onrh ale
Gtodmerfa iib biniiber5ie6enoen
grfer nod ser NebenitraBe hinge
ri6tet lit. Dieie Matbausbouten
5eigen ielten anipru6spoue 6aiiaoen
un0 BADEN meiit einen eigentumli.
den oeutldeu, blrgerli6=bebagli6cn
@6arafter.
Motben5urg lit Big in Sic @egen.
mart b;nein cine feline, title Gtaot
geblieben.l
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29
8iaSutt Der M0bnetaGiperre Bel @6ei.

eriten Mnfanger bes eroBartigen &a,
nalipitems> benz sic Sauptitaot Ser
lin es perbanft, 6aB iie gum. Mit>
telpunft 6es oeltti@en 8innenba11-
oelS emportpubS.
&anale fir oel1 @erfebr nit gro-
gen Seei6iffen 5t idaffen, mar eft
oas 10. Sabrbunoert nit leineu mo-
bernen tebniiden @tlfsmitteln i'm
Stanoe. oils eriter gelangte ser BE-
riibmte, bon Dem Sran5oicn Geroi-
nano bon 2eileps BON 1859 Bis
1869 erboute ISL &ilometer lange
@re5fanal CUR @r0ffnung> Der ein-
i6lieBli6 ser in BEN 90er Sabren
oes portgen Sabrbut16erts porge-
stonme1ten @rpeiterungen un6 Ser
tleftngen 5par geget 700 WiQionen
JrancS Soften beruria6te, it6 aber
1T 10 fteigen6em MaBe rentterte
uno 10 fart betubt pur6e, 6aB man
friiber o6er ipdter einmal CUR Mus-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29
Drt1hr, Nardlf II. kiinatlnfr &rrn.
Gin sta6 neutrality-suspicious. ser m%enIbliden anlur.

Mu6 Sic Ealiperren uno 5talt-
bedeu, 6te man iebt in alien 9eiler
9euti9lan6s pom So6gebirge Bis
gu oen 0loerburgiiden Mooren an-
legt, geboren gum uralten @e1an.
fenidab Ser Menidbeit. Die eriten,
mel9e ben @e6anfen bertpirflihten,
maren mteoerum sic alien MegDpter,
oie i6on INN 22oo Dor Gbriiti Sc
burt unter &6nig 4mernembet III.
,lpeltli9 bonn Sill in Der Saie Gapnm
ein Staubeden, Der befannten Mo-
rtsiee, i6ufe,1, ser, neil er unterr.
DEM &ohmai1ertanoe 6eS Sells lag,
iid amidbrlt0 obne menidli6eS 3rt,
tun BON ielblt nit @aiier fiillte,
oas, in tauien6 M6ern nno 'e"oer-
6en p~er5peigt, in ser Grodenperiooe
peite Streden ionit nnfrn6tbaren
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29

fem allgemein anerfannter Serr.
19er porbanoen NOR unO 0aS be-
riidtigte 6auitrcdt in boiler 81itte
itan6, iab &otbenburg rei9sfrei.
2ie Gtaot ertparb nun elm 3err,
fhaftsgebiet bon 5wan5ig @epiert'
u1eilen, gelangte inter Ser melt,
ausidauen0en, genialen 2eitung
tbres 8iirgermeilters Sopler, Ser
aber i6nooen ll1oanf e%rntete, im
IA. Sabrbun0ert gu bod)Item an'
ieben, 10 0aB man iiberou INN iene
3eit INIT betpunoernoem Neioe"
Don &otbenburg o5 ser 9o1tber
ipra@. 8is melt ins Is. Sobr-
bun6ert binein baute 6ie Staot f!el'
Big meiter an Ser Mrsgeitaltltng
ibrer biz CUR @egenmart erbeltcnen
8efeitigungen.
Aber au9 mande 2eioen fat @o-
tbanburg er6uloen miiiien> 10 mar
es bereits bonn 8auernfrieg in bar
tie Mitlei0enibaf ge5ogen noroen,
mebr nod an empfin0li6en 8un-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29
Ct mnh es 'uiNen:

Goftor Tra1l5 ghin6ler NOR Ell
rer 6er tu@tigiten 8iener sler5te
aus oem porigen S%abrbunoert u1lo
BET allen 2euten beionoers beliebt
tpegen ieineS ME beriagcnOen SUI
mors. &ur5 Dor Sitern, 8eibnad)=
ten un6 Meuiabr i6idte er ieinen
8efannten &e5epte, 6te mani I'M Scot,
fan i1 sic Mpotbefe ididcn iolle,
tpen11 es ii9 I'M %per0orbene Magen
uno geit0rte @eroauung banoelte.
@ie er iagte, tpolte er ii@ auf oieie
8eiie unnotige, 2allfereier eripa=
rem; feline mirflibe Mbli@t mar
inoes, sic 2eute auf ipabbafte 8eiie
6apor 5u tparnen, iid beit1 Giien
5u. iibernebmen, mie es an 6cltta-
gen nod oltem @erfommen uberau
iibIi1 lit. Sbinoler ltano a1d TIM
ter SEN iibrigen Mer5ten 8iens IN
bobem Mnieben. 60 fam e. als er
ielber einmol iebr franf tDuroe,
oaB an etnem @ormittage our glei=
den 3eit adt beraten6e Mer5te iid
Dor ieinem 8ett p~eriammelten.
&aum mar ser leBte Ser @oucger
eingetreten, 90 ridtete S9inoler lid
auf uno iagte: Tim Simmels nil,
len, ons fheint ia Elm ridltiges
9reibiagen meroen 81 iolen. Sic
Diiien ood, mcine lieben Grennoe:
@iele Sunoe iin6 bes &aien 600.
Netn, nein, id mub idon bitteu,
6aB sic mild auein laiien, id
modte ooh nod Elm wenig le6e1."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29

faIt ousgerottet mar, 10 gut mie neu
gelhaffen. 8is iebt ober iino oie
Breije ni9t berab=, ionoern nod be-
ftdn6ig b0ber gegangen; IN Elm paGr
Jauen tpuroen biz gu $4,000 fir
einen mat1nli9en un6 einen peibli-
9en G9mar5fu6s be5ablt!
@inige fanaoiide Salient teller emit
6edten 5uerit, bob iol6e 5idie itf
in @efangenf6oft fortpflan5en toni
mem, 11n6 bielten es mebrere Sabre
gebeim; en6lih %plauoerte elmer Sem
Mmerifaner @m. s.. 5mitb in
Mnsfegon, @i6., 6abon.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29

@tne neutrality-suspicious. in orei 8rie<
fen nnb etnem Snlerat.
/.
5ebr geebrter &err @ommer5ienrat!
8e3ugnebmeno auf uniere 'lebte
un%terre0ung, boffe i@> 6aB 0ie uber
mid %einse5ogenen grtunoignngen
Ste 5ufrieoengelteut baben uno SOB
sic mir sic @an0, Sbrer Todter
Gun iebt ni@t mebr borenthalten
tperoel1. S9 bite Inn gefl. Witteis
lung, mqnn i6 Sbnen 6ieierbalb
mei11e Muf&Dartltng MAIDEN 5arf.
@o9a9tungSDoQ
emilio 8riQer, &ofopernianger.
9.
@ebr geebrter &err 8riiler!
Sd fann, obgleid meme So6ter
Sic liebt> ridt in sic geplante Ser
bin6ung einmiQigen, 6enn Ste CT
funoisungen befagen idmtlih, cab
Sic Elm paiiionierter Son Snan
iin6. sic mone11 sober bon einem
8eiu4 BEL mir abieben.
@o6d6tnngspoa
MeDer, &ommer5ienrat.
Snernt. !
@eute aben0 gum 1. Male:
Don Suan
nit 6ern beriibmten &ofopern-
iGnger emilio 8riQer in Der
Sitelrone alS @ait. gu regem
8eiud Iaoet %ergebenit Elm )
Sic Diirefttion 5. StaottbeaterS
gebr geebrter SEER Briiqerl
Sd babe MIDI nunmehr bon ser
abloluten unridtigfeit meiner Mber
5ie eingebolten grfunoigltngen per-
ionli& i~ber5eugi; 6e11n ih b0rte Gle
geltern abeno i'm 5taottbeater nno
metz MN, bob sic ablolut TEN Con
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29
&thmarzatlherfurha a11f 1arm1rn!
Mas Griat fir id)minbenbss Balbpilo biete,,
@rb16ungen

Grit fnr5 Dor DEM 8eltfriege be-
gann Sic .1e11e Snouitrie nls amer.-
fantfbe, = uno 1a11t +arutlihen Mus=
met5 gtbt es bersits III minoeltens
II amertfaniiben> yeoroitaaten
S6mar5fltWs : 5ormen! sluf 215
r&an6eS" in ben 0e:. Gtauten tper<
SEN, nod 6e1t leBten 8eridt (oie
alS unbouitanoig befannt 1ino)
4849 5@tpar5e u5ilbertip" -S55u6ie
ge5ogen, Gle 3ifieru BON 1921 nod
niDt mitgere@:1et, uno Sic fanaoi.
j6en u&andes" entbalten mabr<
idein1iG nod mebr! 9ur6 Die
SuhSfar1ner tuur6e ser 8eltano, Ser
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29
II.
(@dluB..)

Ma9 fait Acknowledgment Stoden
oes &analbaues in Deuti6lano be-
gar1n Safer &arl Der @robe bas
grob3igige @erf elmer &analperbitt-
Dung 5mii6en &bein hno 9onau
nit 8enubung oes MaineS in Ger
Midtuug 6es beutigen 2uomigsfana.
Les. Mls eriter mirflid leiitungs-
fdbiger &anal muroe oerienige pol.
Ienoet, Ser Ole @lbe NIT ser Srape
berbin6et un6 6aonr@ einen 6ireften
@aiiermeg 5miiben Der Nor6iee uno
ser Oitfee bel 9iibed fdafft. SSn
Ser ian6igen Marf 8ran0e11bl1rg
bauten 6as II. uno is. Sabrbnnoert
inter 6m &%oben5onern an Sem ST.
11otp- un6 MiilroIer=&unol ais sen
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29

Sntere]le oes 2eiers fit ii@ 5u ba'
Ben. SIN Sabre 1114 miro in 5e1t'
gen6iiiiden Gbronifen Mrnolors Die
Mooenbura alS faiierlider @ogt, ..
+. @tattbalter genannt, Biz I'm Die
Mitte 6es Is. S%abrbunoerts per'
blieb sic Gtaot inn BeliBee Der
@tauffer. 9as groBe Snterreg.
NUM-, 5. +. in Deuti9lan6 Die 3eIt
BON 1854 Biz 1878 mdbren6 Der
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29

ter Snbalt gefbaffen tparo, uno Die
GoertoHperre, Sic 220 Minionen
&1tbifmeter @oiier aufipeidert, uno
einen IS &tlometer langen See oar.
iteut, ser our9 feline rei3poa gebir.
gigen nfer nit bent Mublihen audi
oie @igenibaft neutrality-suspicious.
S90nbeit berbin6et.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29
9ei6e an ser MorDiee.

piegeno getpeien, our@ Die 6as
Deuti9e Meib beranlaBt puroe, 6er
Sic Noroiee nit ser Office bel &iel
be%rbtn6enoen Noroiee-&anal 5u err
bnl1e1t, oer a~ueroings iebt, nod Gent
fir 9eutfhlan0 unginittgen Musfan
6es &rieges, ousldlieBli@ frteoliden
8tpeden oienet ptr6.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29
%erleQung zines MebIabes in Qdnge elmer Suite nS Guurue 16 n1en16Lt9er
SuBIdngen az. Sabrbnnbert).

SSlaan fino. Sd Bite nunmebr Inn
Sbren merten 8ei ud, 50 Sbrer Ser
.bin6nng nit meiner So6ter gaD
ni6ts mebr i'm @ege itebt.
So9adtungSpoQ
MeDer, &ommer5tenrat.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29

elm penig our &ano gu geben.1
Mann: .Meinctmcgen; baum min
id) aber al.b ole pier5ebn Gage mci.
nen Musgang baben!!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29

gfIi6tunb medt gran:
v9as 9ienltmao6en f0nnten mir
ga115 gut iparell, tpern Gu Sid ent-
idlol1elt, mir bei oel, &ausar5eiten
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29
Gin Grfols,

Cine neutrality-suspicious. in orei 8rie<
fen unb etnem Snlerat.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-20
RECIPES FOR THE DAY

tppf uFoNH BfttN-Altgfnafp lave
ers OF btcad CRUMBS and chopped ap.
pies in a well buttcrcd dish. Sprinkle
each layer with cinnamon and brown
sugar. Before putting On top LAYER Of
crumbs pour IN onc.fourth cup OF boil.
Ing water with a little butter. Bake
half an hour (coyered). Serve half
an hour ,covered). Serve with hard
sauce.
Chill Con Carne-Cut one.half pound
OF round steak fine In tho food chop
per. Put two teaspoons fat (peanut
or olive oil may be used into the fry.
ing pan and when hot add enc onion
sliced; cook until tender. but not
brown. Add one.half green pepper
sliced (being sure 70 remove seeds and
veins). onc-haif can Of tomatoes. one.
third cup Of flour. one bay leaf, one
teaspoon chilli powder. one Gun OF
Mexican chill beans or canned kidney
beans. one cup OF boiling water. one
teaspoon salt. Simmer gently for
about twenty minutes. The flour
may b. rubbed smooth in little cold
water or milk and stirred In gently
70 as not to break the beans. and
more water may b. added II needed.
II you usc the Mexican chill beans.
soak them over night and cook as
other dried beans until tender.
grange Pie - one.half cup sugar.
luo teaspoons Of cornstarch. yolks
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-20

Heat milk and hominy and beat
smooth. Beat yollls of eggs till thick
and lemon colored and beat in sugar
and sirup Add salt and grated lemon
rind and butter. Add TO first mixture
and mix well, Add dates. Fold in
whites of eggs beaten till stiff and
dry Turn into a buttered mold and
bake 40 minutes in moderate oven.
Serve with or without hard sauce.
Corn Meal Crisps
Two cups corn meal mush, egg,
, dessertspoons butter. one fourth cup
grated cheese, paprika and more
grated cheese for sprinkling to bake.
Reheat mush and add egg, well
beaten, butter and the one-fourth cup
of cheese. Pour into a shallow pan
The mush should not be more than
half an inch thick. When cold cut in
narrow strips or cut with n cookie
cutter. Remove from pan and put on
slightly buttered baking sheet, then
sprinkle with grated cheese and papri-
ka and put in a hot oven to melt the
cheese and heat the little cakes
through. Serve at once very hot.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-20
OBREGON GIVES AID
STRANDED SHOW GIRLS

Los ANGELES. Cal.-Gen. Alvero
Obregon, president Of Mexico, is re.
vealed as friend OF the theater in
general and OF stranded theatrical Deo-
pie in particular in tales told here by
troupe of Los Angeles dancers.
The dancers, all Los Angeles girls
wao were chaperoned by a Los Ange.
les woman, went to Mexico City to
entertain in connection with the Mex.
lean Centennial celebration. Their
contract. they said. called for round
trip tickets.
But, they said, when their engage.
ment was concluded, they were re.
fused transportation home. They ap-
pealed in turn to representatives of
the American state department, and
to the secretaries Of the Mexican treas.
ury and interior, they declared, but
met only failure.
Then one OF the girls managed to
obtain an interview with President OBJ
regon, who paid the dancers hotel
bill and provided them with tickets
back TO Los Angeles.
In addition TO this, the girls re-
lated, President Obregon provided
transportation back to New York for
AZ American chorus girls when the
show they We're with became stranded.
Whlp-poor. call is said 10 be
of the earth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-20
FEAST
NETS Large SUMS
FOR THE STARVING
Chicago Adopted Unique
Plan for Jewish Relief
Work; Local Tag Day
Postponed Due Weather

The tag day planned for Saturday
by Dave Daube. district chairman OF
the Jewish Relief has been postponed
on account Of the weather, Mr.. Daube
announced today.
Just as soon as the weather permits
announcement Of the day will be
made as the plans will not be aban.
doned,
Mr.. Daube expects reports from
ever the various counties to be made
shortly. A meeting OF the local com.
mittee was held this afternoon at
which time further plans were made
for the drive.
How Chicago raised s1,1SO,0O0 in
three weeks under the leadership OF
julius Rosenwald and Jacob NJ. Loeb
was recently made public.
Mr.. Leob invited 600 of his well.
to-do friends to attend banquet in
the Blackstone hotel. The night VI
the banquet came and the guests
were ushered into the great banquet
hall only 10 look upon long rows Of
rude pine tables, which were bare
Long candles We're burning ON each
table. When his guests were assem-.
bled, Mr.. Leob addressed them as
follows:
You came here expecting to dine,
plentifully, luyuriously. Suddenly, un.
eXpectedly. ana perhaps for the first
time, you have been disappointed. In
place of plenty you find nothing
In place of the symbols Of joy you
find those of grief. Perhaps you are
vexed and indignant as well as dis
appointed.
We'll. then, think of your brothers
and sisters in Southeastern Europe.
Some of them, too, have expected tc
eat, not so plentifully or luXurlously,
as you. but still 10 eat. Suddenly as
they have been disappointed. For
them, too. the symbols of gadness
have been replaced by those of scr
row. For you the disappointment is
temporary and passing. for them per.
manent and lasting. You have been
denied one meal They have gone
for days and days without food. For
you this hour Of fasting may mean
better health-at NEST an hours dis.
comfort. For them there has been
deprivation and want, nakedness and
disease, famine and death. Under
nourished mothers, anemic fathers and
rickety children stalk through Europe
for lack of sustenance. So you have
been assembled here in this way that
YOU might be made to feel, in some
small measure, what this must mean
to them"
contributions TO Il. L. Brewer, treas
urer, 4l6 South Boulder avenue. Tulsa.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-20
SWAMP-R0OT FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS

There is only one medicine that
really stands out pre-eminent as a
medicine for durable ailments Of the
kidneys liver and bladder.
DIR. Kilmer's Swamp-Soot stands the
highest for the reason that it has
proven to be just the remedy needed
in thousands upon thousands of dis.
tressing cases. Swamp-Root makes
friends quickly because its mild and
immediate effect is soon realized in
most cases. 1t is gentle, healing
vegetable compound.
Start treatment at once. Sold at all
drug stores in bottles of Two sizes,
medium and large.
However iw you wish first TO test
this great preparation send ten cents
TO DR.. Kilmer & CO., Blnghamton. ".
Y, for a sample bottle. When writ.
ing be sure and mention this paper.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-20
Brewery, Like Sins
of Past, Unearthed

PHILADELPHIA model OF an
Egyptian brewery. approximately $500
year old, was among several hun
dred objects excavated in the tombs
at Lahun and Gurah in Upper Egypt
the last two seasons and recently re.
ceived by the University Of Pennsyl.
vanla Museum from DR.. Flinders.
Detric.
The model made about 1900 z. c.
shows a dozen employees making beer
from barley a handful OF barley also
was preserved, but little except the
outside hulls was left.
Among the other interesting objects
In the collection were two models OF
small boats filled with rowers and
fitted with masts and sails, supposed
TO have carried the souls OF the dead
across the Nile. There were also some
excellent statues carved OF wood rep.
resenting servants carrying grain. va.
lets and workmen. and a life.like por.
trait statue in wood painted red, OF
q dead man. The man carried n rod
and a staff. indicating, 1t was said
at the University, the ancient method
of Furnishing offenders.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-20
CEREAL DISHES

Left over cereal may always be
used UP in made dish. If a large
amount is left it may be nodded and
sliced and fried for luncheon or a
smaller amount can be used in a
pudding.
A cereal pudding has much food
value and should follow a light meal.
Learn to let the dessert count as so
many necessary calories OF food
rather than just so much more that
would not be eaten if it were not
sweet and especially attractive.
Cereal Luncheon Loaf
One and one.half cups hominy grits
three-fourths cup finely chopped pea
nuts. half cup coarse stale bread
crumbs, / tablespoon catsup, table,
spoon minced onion. tablespoons Of
minced celery, l egg. half teaspoon
salt.
Beat egg, add bread crumbs, nuts,
catsup and onion and salt. Reheat
cereal and when very hot stir in the
first mixture. Pour into buttered
baking dish and bake half an hour
in a hot oven. Serve with tomato
sauce.
Wheat Pudding
U.e any left over wheat cereal al.
though the more slightly parched
brands make more delicious pudding.
Three-fourths cup left over boiled
cereal, ~ cups milk, egg, des.
sertspoon melted butter, two.thirds cup
sugar, half teaspoon cinnamon, half
teaspoon vanilla, half teaspoon lemon
juice.
Beat milk and cereal until perfectly
smooth, Add yolk of egg we'll beaten.
sugar. butter and cinnamon. Pour into
n buttered baking dish and bake As
inmates in slow oven. Cover with
meringue made with white of egg
beaten till stiff and dry with table.
spoon cold water. Then beat IN 9
tablespoons sugar. vanilla and lemon
juice. Brown in a hot oven. Let the
meringue brown in ten minutes. Serve
this pudding warm or cold.
Hominy Pudding
One cup cooked hominy. tablespoon
butter, ? cups milk, eggs. lemon,
half cup maple sirup. half cup sugar
one-eighth teaspoon salt, half cup
chopped dates.