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Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27
Haxtun Items

The town board, at the request of
the Parent-Teachers association, has
constructed skating pond on the
baseball. diamond north Of the high
school The school children as well
as the older people are enjoying the
winter sport. a crowd being i'm evil
dence any time of the day or even
ing.
Perry r. Hall and his BRIDE. for
merly Miss Ella Hamilton, have de-
parted for California, where they will
make their future home.
The town jail had two roomers last
Monday night-"gentlemen OF the
road"-who asked for a. bed for The
night. as the extreme cold weather
prohibited sleeping under the stars. =
They were accommodated by our
geniel marshal.
Haxtun and vicinity was well re-
presented at the stock show in Den.
YER. About forty from here attended
A small blaze caused considerable
damage last week to the new Offices
of the Drs. Smith. The fire was con.
fined to the interior and was extin.
suished In record time.
A number OF farmers of this com.
munity attended the state convention
Of the Farmers union at Denver last
week. They all report fine. en-.
thusiastic meeting.
The !. o. o. F. lodge OF Haxtun
has been working faithfully on their
home-talent play. Between the Acts -
and have set the date for January 81.
Harry Hartman. cashier OF the
First National bank. was In Denver
n few days last week on business con.
nected with the bank.
: William Gibbs OF the Corner Drug
store has been under the weather
for several days.
The American Legion OF Haxtun Is
organizing minstrel show. which
they expect to tour several towns IN
northeastern Colorado. The east
Will include several ex.professional
performers. and the show viii equn
many OF the travelling organizations
h. Il. Donaldson of the Donaldson
Hardware and Mr.. AMI Mrs. Boyd oi
the Cash Hardware arr In Denver
this week attending the annual con
vention of retail hardware dealers.
Tho woman's Auxiliary of The
American Legion ,Ilaxtun Post, fcryet
oyster stew to the Leglonnires las
Friday night In the Allen building
Dancing aud games were part of the
program for the evening
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27
venience is the big idea.

venience is the big idea.
Suppose husband would say to
his wife, II will build house exact
" as you want it to be built. l will
put everything in this house that you
want put in and will put it where
you want it put"
How many farm or city wives could
do. Justice to such task and tell the
husband just how she wanted home
built so as to get the best plan pos
sible for her own good and at the
same time have beautiful home.
How many women do just like
many men do. just work with hands
and feet and wear out with hard work
while yet young? 1t farmer husbands
and farmer wives would get their
heads in the game they could do a
lot OF things themselves to make the
home more convenient for both OF
them. The wife will agree with this.
Rural Welfare.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27

Ing or jumping on or OFF trains; 1s5
were walking on the tracks, SIS mar.
ticulars unknown.
In addition TO these children Killed
ESQ were injured In the same man.
ner' and In most cases the Injuries
were very serious. often resutIne I'm
loss OF u limb.
III the gfayes OF the ch,idron ,,ho
were Killed while walking ON rail.
read trucks or stealing rides on
trains for the last ten years wor.
placed In line from New York 10
san Francisco. their grave stones
could be used for mile posts for oy.
cry mile OF the way. and there Womb
be enough left TO mark with mia
stones u road from San Francsco 10
New Orleans.
Every experienced railroad ma,
knows that there are many ehp,,o.
of being struck by train or fnil,,e
between cars or getting thrown nnao,
,nem when getting on or OF trains
These are the things winch en,ae
most ot tho fatal nnd aerlons ,c,.l
dents to railroad employees. If thosa
dangerous accidents happen freopon,
" TO men who kccnIy renlige the
danger how much grea,er ia the
Danger to children who do not ronl.
ize Il. ''''
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27

Inc ruse of THE RATHER" present.
ing j. =, McGowan at the Peerless
'heater' is western story Of the
piot OF mooth.mannered bunker
anu ranchman to ehea, "a poor family
out oil property that would he want.
ed Dy the railroad; and OF the count.
''p'o' OF The Rattlesnake." a good
paa man who discovers that he IL
ph'ls made a goat of. Lillian Rich
Is d good and sufficient excuse for
romance.
ms picture viii be shown at the
''''esH thPater next Friday night
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27
Western lnrr,uue

auaRaa..a -
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27
Presence Of Mind

Shoeless ho climbed the stairs.
opened The door OF the room. ana
without being detected. closed Il after
nun Inf' ae he was about to se, II,
p'u' u'N wife hulfaroused from slum.
n'r. turned and sicepily said.
Is that you. FldoY"
, Tie husband. telling the rest oi
The story, said:
ror once In my life | had real
Clipped
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27

II i' az Old rule to buy when ey.
e'yon' else wants TO sell. and sell
ms.n .,, everyone else wants 10 buy"
"ofe are lot of things cheap In
M ~, .iarHet today because many pco.
'Hn 10 sell. There are cbenp
sa'''e' -, sheep horacs and farm lands
ineE WIN never be worth ess-.they
soon WY" "'o'e
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27

Prices have Just got In the habh
OF going up. A fow works aeo a
paper printed II little pong ehtnloG
TO a Fiyc'pollor NM $ And now
mere comes an exchange wltb lilo
same text under tn headine aro n
Tenpollor Bill"- Journal : "
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27

Hardly any Of these rocbs on tbe
matrimonial seas are cradle rocks
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27

sale bills printed at this ONCE.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26
8rieffafen

s. g.-Iie beutlde Ginnanbez
run9s3abl 1T nid6t eri60pft nno io1nit
f6nnen Die 3eute auS Weitprelben
beriiberfommen, men11 ionit allies IN;
Srbnl111g 1T. Geb6rt aber Der be-
|treHenoe Ieil bon Wefprelben 5l
EBolen, bann 1T bic Quote bis gum /.
Suit 1922 gefnlIt.
S. M.-GS lit piel ratiamer, baB
|5ie ben 9euten @elb, anftatt ben Stoff
f6iden, ba unter nmitdnben duff ben
lekteren 3on be3dblt neroer mlB.7
|Nber abgeieben bapon, fommen Ste
ielbit 6abet Diel beiier meg.
g. 5.-mm Sic Iitte nnter ben.
|Ginger11dgeln gu beieitigen, f0nnen.
Sic Gitroneniaft ODER rYerortoe Of.
9porogen, gebrau6en. Beioe Wiitteli
itnb Der Saut nn11doli6.
8. M.-Nls erife 5tabt oes 2anoesss
In BET @6ubiinbulittlrte mag beute ST.
Souls nobl ba feben, bod gilt bas:
Hni6t bonn @taate Mifiouri ssoenn mad
miie Dor marl6trt Mlaifa6niettS an
Der 5pite Der arlerifani1den 9dubz
inbuitpie.
@.-Die @rnno5iige beS meni6
lt6en GbarafterS iinb obne s3petfell
ongeboren. Die NuSbtloung beS
lGbarafterS aber bdngt bon Der umz
gebung al, In Der Ser Menid alfmd6ft.
Gr5tebune, Beiiptel, materielle 2ebenS=
bebingnnge1 iinb meientli9e Taftoren
Der Gbarafterbilonng. Nu6 bus Cent
permanent 1T arrgeboren, aber aud bic
les fann in gang enti6eioenoer Weiie|
beetnflubt merben, ipern firth genug,
5. j. f6on In Der 8tege, bamtt be-
5go11nen ntrb.
S. 9.-Sn ieinem Don Carlos
ldBt S9iler Sen &6nig bon 9panien
iagen: sd trare Meni6en gerne,
lnenn tie i6lafen." nniere berri9en=
ben. &laiien balten eS in bteler 9in=
fi6t NIT benz &0nig, beShelb itno tie
.barauf beba9t, bnB Ste Nrbettermaien
inidbt aus benz Hflan3enf6lafe Der Sc
.banfenloligfett aufgewedt meroen, tnl
Ben tie Derinnfen itno.
q. M.-Der gr0bte Dampfer Der
@elt 1T Ser ietige @bite Stdroam=
pier uMaieitie"A, melder ieine erite 6eizI
1{e nber sen Ntlantil6en S3ean am 10.
M1ai antrat uro am II. IN Seem Oorf
,eintraf. Sn Wirfli@feit lit bieS Der
BET &rtegsau8brn6 IN 1914 nod I'M
Bau befinoli9e beuti6e Dampfer|
8i8mard bon Der 9ambnrg=
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

Amerifaniiden 2inie, ben ii6. Sobn
Bull mad GrtebsnSf6lub areignete
u11b fir bic @bite Star 2inie IN
Deuti6lano fertig ftelIer lteb. ,Maz
;ieitic" 1T $50 Sub lang, 100 Tub brett.
sllro ~regiitrirt $4,000 Ionnerl. Ser
i11nere Raum bes 56iffes lit 70 grob,
lnie Der innere Nallm bon 400 adtz.
ammertgen gorita6tbdniern, 400.
Yaiiagiere unb 1000 Mlarn Beiatnng
Efann ba8 5diff beberbergen. Ole
rWaieitic1 bat 1915 &aiiten, ODER
r5tateroom8,1 barunter piele 5niteS,
mopon Die gr0bten a6t 3immer unb
bret 8aoe5tmmer baben. Die 2drge
tbeS rMaieittc" 1T 164 Gub gr0ber alS
sbie 90be bes @oolportbz@ ebdubeS
liz Stem Oorf nnb 400 SUP gr1ber
.alS bie 9obe bes 8aibineton=M onuz
2mentS in Waibington. Der 3peitz
Egr6bte Dampfer Der @elt 1T Der
n2epiatban," bas ebemalige beuti9e
s56iff r8aterlanb", meldeS ii6 IN
.isiner groben 8eidetoenbeit 0nfel
Cam artgeeignet bat. Nnf iol6e Meiz
Ne i9madten i6 Sobn SUIT uno On
tel Sam NIT fremoen 6eoern! I.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26
raii11e aebenft lanbmirtidaftli6e Wla<
fdlinen mn tehnifde Be0QrfS9rtifel.

raine gebenft Notwithstanding Wea<
Iidunen unb tednif6e 8eoarfsartttae.l
aus DeutIdlanb 3u be3ieber. Jerner
murbe in Petersburg NIT ether groBe1l
oeutf6en BaugeieIidaft ein Sertrag
gum Wteberaufbau BeterSbnrgS abb
aeldloiien. Ole bentihe Btrma iiber=
nabm Ste gerpflidtu1g, ale nnpollenz
Set gebliebener1 8olten dnS3nfiibrerl,
Sic @trabenbabn, bic Waierlettnnge11
snnb Sic &aaaliiierung n%ieoerber3l1z.
itellen II. t. m. ste loa bafiir oaS
Nedt sur N~uSbeutung BON aoblea=
laqern uno @dlbern erbalten. SIS
6e6arf feiner beionberen 5erporbe=
.bung, oab 6aS gerbdltnis Dentl6z
lambs gu Mubla16 gefeittgt tperoen
fann, penn Die 0rbnnngber gegenieitt=
.ger1 Observation-Disclosures auf oer.
geiunoen nno ein5ig baltbaren @runo=
(age bes betberieitigen NrterlS erfol9t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

Sn einem non Der beutidz6emofraz
tiiden 6reibeitspartei in Rrag oeran=
ftalteten gprtrogS5DfluS ipra6 por
fur5em Ser Observation-Disclosures
&oren iiber Sic 2et0en beS beiekten
NbeinlarbeS. Der Name bieleS
~)pdrmiten 8ertetbtsers beS nnglid=
li1er befetten @ebietS bate eine iolde
Mn5iebungsfraft auS9eitbt, bab Der
gerdumige Saal bic @rfdteneren ntdt
faiien fonnte, 10 bab ite bis nett in Die
8oridle btnauS ftanoen. Wit itiirmt=
l6em 8etfan begriibt, gab &orel etne
mabrbeitsgenndbe, nno fdonlngSloie
SGritif ser s3uitdnbe. Sob Daben
ptr nidt ntebr,1 10 i6lob e. ieine
padenben NnSfiibrungen, raber oaS
Sob, ponbem Sic Nbetnf06ter iingen,
lit bas Golb, baS mir nod baben:
Das @olo Ser beuti6en Ireue!M Der.
Borliten0e perit6erte benz Heouer,
bab an6 bie Hrager Deutfden bte
2eioen beS NbeinlarbeS m~itfiiblen nnb
NIT tim auf Die 9tunoe Der Grl6iung
boffen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

0tge1 Qllf3If1tllen. gtele 2QIldWe Wy
eigentli1 CUR @eniige befannt, abeer
eS 1T immerbin bon SSntereiie, pe1lll
tie BON ran36liider Seite ielbit 8ngez
geben mirb.
Das geidtebt in einem nnldngit n
ber Dariier rDepe9e GDlonialeo err
lf1ienenet1 Nrttfel BON sc. Delafoiie,
morin u. a. auSgefiibrt miro; nDdbA
renb beS &rie9eS, un0 aud naddbber, 1t
es mobl unIeren a1baltenoen Nnitren<
gurgen 9elungen, eine ariebnlt6e 3obl
l@ingeborener auS5ubeben, aber IN pptiaez
Diel IdlIen mar Sic Nefrutierlng eine
mirfli9 freimillige? Oft paren piez
berbolte nrb na6brldltde Wabnl1n=
gen uno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n6ti9,
um baS perlangte Contingent 5l err
langen; gar ni6t 5n ipredDen BON ben
6dle11, no bte Hefrntierlng 5u nnz
ruben unb Nufrubr fibrte, beren 1nebz
rere ourdauS emit lpare1l. GS TT
an3unebmlen, 6ab bie 3nangSoienff
3eit bon ben @ingeborenen nt6t gun
lft9er ontgenom1nen peroe Dlro,1ale
bic Iretptlltgen1 Nefrntlerulge1 II.
Dann tan11 119 Delafolle llD1 per
8beblel1, oaB es TN 0rl1toe e11e' sgarloz
.ltdfett TT, ote fqrDtge1 Na1ur1t1loer
all8 tbrea afrtfant1den Oorfern 11ad'
europa 3u Deri6leppen, inoem ser
ildreibt: uJ3mar sep0bnen it6 aud
lote1enl9er, ote I1Df germ 1a1l1en, oalo 9.
az oaS rene Neoen n1le o1e s!s51pl.n,
9aber tie oerateren tn europa tpre aI, !.
geborerer yor5l9e n1lo pr11ger1 ntdt
lelten Ya1fer, pte arnnI1uqa penn,
7ste oerlleren "a leel1lge 0le J. gNls=
Intdt, nett 1te 1Dren urlprnn9I19e1
'5pDaren entmaO1en nao 5uoemaroe ~
ld)eu meroe1, nro otloen 10 EN- glez
sme1lf, oaS le1eof N poltftlWe grre9lng
ggeraten nno AnlaB 81 unrnge g Is1esp
tam. Da5n fo1tm1, oaB ote Ni zen
lane 15De1geoen l1hen lDle
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26
@ugene @uelSfomp reiite Dien8

Gugene SnelSfamp reite Dtensz
tagna6mtttag mad Dodge @itn, sc.
8, no er etne Nnitellnng ais Nifiitent=
'&afiefer an Der 5tate 8anf ,angezz
nommer bat. Ser 5uel8famp mar
bte lette11 1 1z2 Sabre 8u6balter On
Der bieitgen TarmerS & Mer6antS
5tate 8anf.
9err. unb Tran Mid @eber
bemirteten eine grobe Nn3abl Greunoe
unb Nadbarn 3n @bren tbrer @dite,
Serr un0 Brau George 5tetnfe bon
Hafa6ena, @%olifornten. Man Derz
lebte iebr D~ergniigte 9tuu6en uno
tan5te bis Mttterna6t. Sin lebr
i66ner 2nn6 In 2 @dngen tDur6e fer
ntert.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

SIS MAIDEN fi6 Nn5ei6en bemerfbar.
ote~ anidetnenb auf etne ra16e Gntz
tptidtun9 be8 beutiden 6anbelS mad
1ltli6en 2drbern binmetl len. &ur3z.
TIDE l1nterban6lungen, bte in 8erlin'
qepflogen mnroen, fiibrter CUR Grim
6urg Ser nfrainif6=D eutffden Grans
portgefenl9aft, Der berettS IN SbeIa,
Maga5ine CUR gerfiiguns iteben.
Deutide 6anoel8bdlier ner6en tn
gbarfop &ontore einri6ten ur ben
Mnfauf BON ufratnif6en @r5en uno.
anoerel1 Mobmatertalten, Dh n
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

Ser MilttariSmnS tn europa, gu
be}ien 8efdmpfung 10000 Nmeriz
fa11er ibr 2eben bingaben, 1T nod
LANCE ntdt tot, erfldrt Der Brditbent
ser nattonalen SanbelSfammer. $50
fir CT bon Ne6tSmegen alS r6entfd=
freunolt6" 9%ebranomarft wer0en iollz
te!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

Die 8aSler Mattonal3ettung ntmmt
{t9 Sen Hrdiibenten Botncare oor, Ser
thinner BON neuem NIT bem n6ttgen
Tbeaterbonner erfldrt, oab ser Ser
iataer 8ertrag beiltg iei, nno meint:
@enn oteS Der Sail, 10 wdre es bod
redt ltebenSmiir6ig, menn Doincare
etnmal Die s3ettgenoiien iiber bic perH
id;ebenen @rabe Ser 6eiligfeit unterz
rt6ten moIte. SIM Bertrag BON
Trianon tparb l1ngarn Die 9taot
0e6enourg abgeipro6en. Oeoenburg
1T beute benno6 magparii6. Ser
8ertrag BON SepreS gab Sen @rte6en
@mprna nnb mi6tige @ebtete ibrer
aitotii6en &olontiten. Tranfrei6 bat
i'm 3errinen. 8arum tit geraoe Der
geriatller 8ertrag beiliger alS Ste
anoeren Hariier Bertrdge? Sin Narr
partet auf Nntmort, betbt e8 bitter In
etnem 9eineiden @e6i6te.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

MirgenbS tpirb NmerifaS ablebnenz
De Saltnng Nublano gegeniiber freu=
bigger aufgenommen ais In Granfret9.
8orauf Imtr bur6auS nt6t itol5 81
fetn brauden!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

Ole meiiten 2dnoer in europa.
bremen f0rmlt6 oarauf, 9onoerper=
trdge nit 6ublano gu i6lteben. SIT
tbnen fogar: lteber, ais NIT aller anz
berett iiber oenielben &amm gei6or.n
Git merben!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

@irflide Nufri6tigfeit idetM Banz
berltp IN @enua 11ur bel Sen Huffen gez
furoen 5l baben. l1no iprtdt 0aS
o~benbretn au6 nod offen aus!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

Mit Mdibe nrlb Scot bat ser &0nig
bon @rte6enlano ein neueS &abtnett
3u%fammengebra6t. DaS aber nt6t
gerabe febr m%etterfeit au8f6aut!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26
announcement So per Sabr
(Sns alslarb, $3.50; NIT 8eilaee, s.
Gri6etnt ieoen Treitae
Rem lllm, Bro1un Co.. Minnefoto
9erailsseber, albert @tetabauier
Entered At the Post Office Il New Uln, MINI.
as Second Class Mail Matter.
gin6ots 5ie9 bat In gemiiien
Mglaaellbingto1er &reilen tiefe 8eitiir
atlrg er5eugt. Ni6t obne @runbl

unS 1T es uabegreifli6, tpie Giner
ltd an benz iett 9ebrdu6lt6en Guiel
9ltlt6 tbun fam, ba er baour6 bios
5et8t, 6ab er elm Starr 1T.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

Columbus entoefte Mmerifa uno
fpubte nt6t, mas eS mar. Nmertfa
entoedte fir5li6 europa un0 mnbte
audp~ni6t, mas e8 mar.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

@rangels geriu6, sic 8ulgaren
gegen Die 9omietregiernng In Mo8fau
a~llf5ubeken, l6etnt feblgeidla9en. Sc
fdeitert an benz geiunoen Meni6enz
Derltdnb ber 8ulgaren!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

Sn Der Tiirfei broben iett bte Sta
lterer ben Bran3oien Sen Stang absuz
laufen. Wie e8 i6etut, NIT englti6em
capital al8 Nndenbedung! U.s. ssssas
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

Spbn &eim bon 9anSfa belt
fi9 am Donnersta9 gefddftSbalber 1T
Seem nlm anf nnb ltattete al6 unie-
rem @anftum einen an%senebnnen 8e=
iu1 ab.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26
DFenfunbiser @iididlas gegen 8rp:
bitiDn33fuatta.

Onettnt1Dt9er JtHulWla9 9t9eA aStu@
btttDns5Ua1g.
8oriber 1T baS Negtrne Der Ser
umgltmpfung, baS a6tbare 9e1lte bon
Dem 0agniS abbielt, eine Meeinnng 81
auberrl, Sic In Der geringiten @in5elz
belt bon Ben @eboten Der Brobibiz
~tionSeiferer abpi9. Dret nntperiiz
tdtSprofeioren, arSge5ei6nete Wdnz
ner In @tenungen, Sic ge9en 6ffent
|(t6e Nngrtffe duBerit empfinoltdl
1inb, baben li6 offen gegen 4nnabm
Ser YrobibitionSformel auf9elebnt.
Yrofei1or Ttiber BON Oale 1T iiberz
5eugt, bab cine Maebrbeit Der 9tnoen=
ten bagegen 1T. Hrofeiior &opftns
BON Dartmouth 1T liber5engt, oab'
Brobtbitton nnter Ser ge~genmdrttgen
SOL Neutrality-suspicious. Miba6tnrg
beS @elekeS di6tet. Brdiioent 9arrn
Bratt Subfon bon Der nniperiitdt BON
|Gbicago lit iiber3eugt, bab ba8 Gefet
perfriibt mai: unb bab, dor benz Ser
}iu9 elmer iol6 ra6tfalen Nenoernna1
|.eine brettere @runblage Der 6ffentz
li6en Wseinung sei6affen merOen
ionte.
@s 1T feine Trage, bab Die Yrobi<
bition, nte lie unter Der Serrl9aft BON
Mudern auSgelegt unb pollitredt wiro,
|;ben 9alt In Ser 1ffentlt6en Meinnng
5perliert. @enn nt6t etne gemdbigtere
Saltung eingei6lagen mirb, 10 fhetnt
etne ltarfe Neaftton pollfommen m0gz
lid. Chicago Trtbune.
Ser frlbere italienii6e Mtnilterz
prdfibent Mitti bat fi6 fitr5li6 mteber
etnmal iiber ba8 Yroblem europa"
in folgenoer Derltdnbtger Metle gez
dubert: rDie M1a6t Deuti6lanos Dor
Dem &riege. beitanb mentger IN ietnem
Seer unb ieiner &rtegSflotte, alS piel=
mebr In Der gorberri6aft ieineS get
itigen Nuff6mungS. Sn ben metffen
mirtldaftlt6en uno fultnrellen Dtns
gen gait eS ais 8orbtlo fir bic ga115e
0elt. Sour ems feb1te Deuti6lano,
Elm tii6ttger Staat8mann. Menn
man etnmal erit bte &riegSuriaden
prifen mtrb, bann ptrb man ieben,
baB Der @auptgrnnb oeS 3uiammen=
bru6S Der Mtttelmd6te Die 9altung
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eS, mel6e8 bie 5latpen Seiterret6S
aufbebte uno Sen 5erben TIM Sale
etneS 3~uiammenitobeS iebe Inter
itiitung oeripra6. STR Denti6lano
mar Nublanb Ser ein5ige Getn0. Site
bat es an etne ernltli6e 8ebrobnng
0ur6 Granfret@ %geglanbt, oaS alletn
aud mic ba5u imitanbe ietn fonnte,
Deutidlan0 Mioeritarb 5n letiten.
Dretbunb batte Stalten grobe
0ortetle gebra6t nnb ge3eigt, bab Die
etn5ig ridttge 8oltttf Stalten8 Ste
0oltttf @rifpiS mar. europa bat
ourd ben &rteg ben @ett Der Sc
meiniamfett berloren. SO fann ben
Jrteben -nur mteberfinben, ipenn eS
ii6 beftnnt, bab Der &rteg 3u @nbe 1T.
DaS 9pitem ber GriebenSpertrdge,
Die etgentli6 &riegsoertrdge lino, 9e=
ltattet nt6t, BON eiinem &riegSenoe 81
pre6en, ionoern b%egriinoet eber etnen
bauerrloen &riegS5nitanb. Der Brie<;
benSoertrag BON 0erfatlle8 ipaltet
europa In 3pei Teile. @t11er ietner
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-28
ONLY FOUR LOTS
YET TO Be SOLD

The remaining lots in the High
way addition to Salem, adjoining
the extension north of Capitol
street to intersect the Fairgrounds
road, are going fast, according to
Fred A. Erixon. Lots were sold
yesterday morning to DR.. H. e.
Morris, Scott Page and T. M.
Hicks.
There are now only four lots
in the addition unsold Mr.. Erixon
said. He expects these to be dis
posed of within few days, and as
soon as this is done, the plat of
the addition will be filed for rec
ord, and deeds given to those who
purchased.
1t is the plan, Mr.. Erixon said,
to pave Capitol street through the
addition early next spring. AL
ready plans are under way for the
erection of number of houses, as
almost all purchasers of lots have
bought with the intention of
building.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-28
FILBERT MARKET
INNODANGER OF
SLUMP IS BELIEF

Growers of filberts need have
no fear about their markets for
many a year, as at present this
country imports about 20,000,00O
pounds annually, the greater part
OF which comes from Italy, accord
ing to Knight Pearcy, who has
been in the nut business number
Of years.
Filberts are receiving especial
attention this year from many
large growers who are putting in
extensivee acreage, Mr.. Pearcy
said. Isaac D. Hunt, yice-presi-
dent OF the Ladd & Tilton bank
Of Portland, has just recently
planted 80 acres OF filberts on his
farm two miles from Newberg
Herman Abraham of Albany re-
Gently put in 20 acres of filberts
on his holdings near that city. A
40-acre tract has been planted
near Forest Grove, Mr.. Pearcy
said. But in the vicinity of Sa-
lem the majority of filbert plant
ings this fall have been from one
to three acres.
Judging by the markets of the
past few years and crops of fill
berts, Mr.. Pearcy says an acre
should yield from 5000 to $3.50
annually, and much more after
the orchards is ten years old or
more.
This year some Of the older or
chards yielded about 1000 pounds
an acre, and many sales were made
in large lots at 20. cents pound,
according to Mr.. Pearcy.
The Western Walnut associa-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-28
WORN OUTAFTER
SHE COOKED
A MEAL
Took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Read the Result

Cincinnati, Ohio. 81 suffered for
a year with nervoustroubles andirreg-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-28
fruit growers
TO REQUEST AID
OF LEGISLATURE

Fruit men Of the state have
gone on record In favor of asking
the next legislature for additional
appropriations In order that more
scientific work may be done in the
way Of investigating and con-
trolling fruit pests, according to
Charles A. Park, president Of the
state horticultural board.
Mr.. Park has just returned from
Portland where he attended a
meeting OF horticultural experts
from all parts Of the United States
who met to discuss ways and
means Of controlling the white
pine blister rust. Also from Cor
Wallis, where he attended the an
nual meeting Of the state board
of horticulture.
Mr.. Park said that the agricul-
tural interests Of the state had re-
ceiVed during the past four years
from the legislatures, appropria-
tions amounting to about $4,000
annually. But that during the
past year or SO there had been
more insistent calls from farmers
and fruit growers for help and
more information in regard tc
fruit pests and the control there
Of. These pests include not only
insects, but fungus growths and
larger amounts would be needing
In the next few years. +.
AS an economical proposition
Mr.. Park is in favor Of keeping
the pests out of the state, rather
than to spend money and labor
after they have been found to be
doing great damage to fruits and
grains in the state. And to dc
this, larger appropriations would
be necessary, he said.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-28
RAILROAD LEGISLATION
TO WAIT NEXT CONGRESS-

Washington Nov. rs. - Chair
man Cummins of the senate inter-
state commission, said today he
had abandoned plans for railroad
legislation this winter and would
not introduce his proposed bill for
amendment of the Esch-Cummins
transportation act until the next
congress.