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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-06
CAMOUFLAGED CURLS
HIDE BOBBED LOCKS
Shore Teachers Hasten TO Obey
Ukase AGAINST "FIapper" coiffures

Atlantic City. April 6. The
Browning glory" of every school
teacher IN the public schools today
was strictly under control in compliance
with the ultimatum from Prof. Charles
b. Boyer, their supervising principal,
that "flapperim fads." including
bobbed hair, must be a lost art among
the instructors.
Fluffy tressed blondes and brunettes
succumbed to the lure of the shears,
resorted to careful camoufage today,
to cover up hirsute shortages and, with
the aid Of clever fingers. passed muster
without detection. Curls made from
their own locks and returned to them
in the blanket contract with the makers
Of the popular neck length coiffures,
but put on the shelf to give the bobbed
effects full opportunity to bob, were
hastily recalled TO duty and served to
carry out the camoufage by the puffy
appearance that resulted.
Teachers today admitted Prof. Boyer
was perfectly within his right and had
adopted a common sense program that
was fair enough, but that It would be
somewhat of job to carry it out to
the letter where the shears already had
been used. 1t is understood the matter
will come up for discussion at an early
meeting of instructors themselves.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-06
INDlCT OIL co. PROMOTERS
Six individuals, Including Woman,
charoed With Mlsuae of Malla

New York. April 6.-Indictments
have been returned by the Federal
Grand Jury against seven corporations
and six individuals, including a woman,
on n charge of using the mails to de-
fraud investors. The indictments were
the result of an investigation of the
merger Of the FIVE companies into the
Central Consolidated Oil Company, Of
Delaware. with an authorized capital Of
$40 O.OOO.O 600.
The individuals indicted were Mrs.
Cora Stetson Butler. Marks s. Mat
thews and Benewitz X. Dawson. of this
city; Dixie l.. Peters. of Los Angeles ::
Ernest s. Phillips, of Kansas City, and
Walter s. Clarke, of Boston.
The corporations indicted were the
Consolidated Oil Company, the Queens
Oil Company. the Hercules Oil Com
pany. the Ranger Oil Company. the
Ranger Petroleum Company, the Shan.
non Oil Company and the Acme Finance
Corporation, which was an outgrowth
of the organization of the parent cor.
poration.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-06

science. However,
{ h at may be,
Comrades omc-
ial publication Of
Frankford Post,
No. oil, has In.
augurated a d n "mis-
spelled word con.
test, " in which the
world in general is
ftNV AA ,1za,a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-06

pictures to bits, and smashed the
frames.
Il hate them," roared the giant. II
hate everybody and everything"
Janet seized Jack hand.
II know now the secret spell that is
working on the giant" she sasped. II
know What is turning his laughter into
growls, his love into hate. his tender.
ness into cruelty. 1t is the evil words
of Whispering Tongue
Jack stared at the giant. He saw
Whispering Tongue leering behind the
giants back.
you are right" he answered Janet.
'Ie is making the giant sick, he Is
causing him to worry over money, he
is turning him against his friends, he
is filling his heart with bitterness. How
shall we break the spell?'
(Jack and Janet find this hard
problem to solve, but they use their
wits and their wits tell them way TO
break the spell. as will be found in tile
next chapter.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-06
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
Whispering Tongue
BY DADDY

The Fairy King gires Jack and
Janet the job of bringing to a happy
ending the story of Rose Beauty and
Dick Daring, tcho hare been parted
BY Rose Beautys cruel uncle, Giant
Cross Patch. On advice of dark.
faced Whispering Tongue. the giant
locks Rose Beauty IN his castle.
Jack and Janet find the giant is
under spell, nhich must be broken
before he ciH consent to the uniting
OF the IOreys
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-06
LEGION POST GIVES
PRIZES TO SPELLERS
Veterans Publication Finds
Novel Way to Increase It's
Circulation
The American Legion editor hears
frequently-very frequently--that in
these days orthography is an obsolcscent

these days photography is an obsolcscent
uNnn> science. However,
8 i !: I !.
sXS:YIS that may be,
AS$SSSS$ZA Comrades" offic-
<SESNlz7NSMN ial publication Of
SHHEfRSMX Frankford Post,
NMSkNN No. 211, has In
HNEnfNNk augurated "mis.
~&N spelled word con.
3e3ySN test" in which the
~ world in general is
eligible to compete, The contest closes
before April 5.
Comrades is an unusual rublica-
ton, showing not only enterprise In
its advertising department, but Z
picquant flavor In its editorial matter.
For example. at the conclusion Of an
item on the membership campaign
Comrades" comments.
''Frankford Post finishes anything 1t
undertakes
George II. Imhof Post 153, is COM
piling a complete record Of all the men
in its particular district who entered
the service during the war. When fin-
ished this compilation will be published
and ketp in the post room as thing Of
general reference.
The next meeting Of the post will be
in =. o. 8. of A. Hall on Dauphin
street near Twenty ninth. The chief
business will be the election Of a finance
officer.
The body of Private Stephen W,
Pachter, of Company ], Twenty sixth
Infantry, killed in France, was buried
from the home of his parents, sos Fer
non street today. Joseph II. Posner,
adjutant of Shubin- Baschbaum Post,
No. %. arranged for Legion members to
attend the funeral.
For the night OF April 1s Oscar II.
Gruber Post, No. 152, has announced
Smoker and frolic. This event will
be given in Grand Fraternity Hall,
1926 Arch street. Congressman Ford
( ney, of Ohio, chairman of the Ways
and Means Committee that promulgated
the Bonus Bill and Hanford Mac
Nider, national commander of the
Legion will attend.
Magistrate Dugan will speak before
a meeting of Howard G. Mccall Post,
No. 20, April 10. At this meeting
silver cups will be presented to the
victors in the recent pool and goli
tournaments. The post reports that Its
membership drive has increased the rolls
by 100.
George Barclay. manager Of the base
ball team, is arranging a schedule 1ol
the season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-06
Standing or
walking
there is no escape

'CvERYwIIERB the same
Gunyielding hardness TN.
dssfooe. just standing i a
srain-every step is q jolt.
Nsver was the need ofa heel
that gives real protection -
great a it Is today.
The price Of O'Sullivan's
Safety Cushion Heels to
you i generally the same a.
die price Of ordinary heels,
u spite Of the fact that they
s4pss the repairman more.
The rePairman has two
seasons for accepting this
smaller profit first, because
O'Sullivan's always make
Gaeis6ed customers; second,
because the good viii Of
6bese customers builds big.
Ger business for him.
7 Ask for O'Sullivan's
&sn you leave your shoes
-see that hey ere attached.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-06

THE BLACK AND WHITE esbs VII
! the clover leaf on The door have 70 ess-
section wsh former Blsek and Whas eempsnisA
The nsss srs the lowest ID Phladslphis-sss
esass fos sseh ens.shisd mile. whssha h b shs
sps o. lest bird. Additional psssssssn twenty
cent? eseh. CABS or touring can by he hosr y
meet your rsquissmsats.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-06
! tes Your Arms
u. ~ w. Of Hair or Fuzz
(Boudoir secrets)

H. 2 toilet table 10 complete without a
All package Of delatone. for with II
ASe or fuxs can be quickly banished
SSSm the skin. To remove hairs. you
19ly mix into q paste enough Of the
<W0or and. water to cover the objec-
Aatie hairs, This should be left on
akin. about 2 minutes. then rubbed
ana the skin washed, when II will be
9oQ free from hair or blemish. Be
- you get genuine delatone.-Adp.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-06
Hnw IN WRITE A sroRY

HOW 10 WRITE 4 STORY
Mary Roberts Rinehart. noted author.
says: ITO write, one must live In the heart
Of life. Il you have ever wanted to know
How to Write read this interview with
Mary Roberts Rinehart to. appear in thu
Magazine Section Of next Sundays PUBLIC
LEpGHR Make II q Habit."-Adv.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23

jill Sn ser ebdngeItider 6rtebens=
fir6e ipirb nd6fe11 Sonntag fettl
gottesoienit ftatffinoen % Yafto1
|@an8 am Treitag Stem llfnr perfdiier
pirb, INN an bet &onferen5 6er
5taatS 5p11obe tetl5unebnten, bic Nnz
8ffangs ltd9fter @D6e In sc g11enr
itattftnbet. W}it ib1n 1piro Granf
8anberlee 1ta6 sc Suenr retfen, mel
der ais Delegat fir btefe &onferetl5
leripdblt tpurbe.
Sobn Dapies unb Sri. Mtnnie
gob, beibe bon @t. San1eS, tpnr6en
'am Montas, ben 10, Stunt, nabmttz
tags 3 ubr, TN ber bteiigen epangeltz
.i6en 5rtebensfirde bon Raitor Gmil
S. 9anS getraut. Ser 8rdutigant
III IN etne1n s@anotoriilnl IN ct.
SaneS angeitelti u1o bte Branf tit
6 &ranfe npfegertn tn oen1ielben Snittz
tut. Das illnge 8aar tpirb fei1ten
@obnitb IN ct. San1eS al1ff1lagen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23
Grtrinft int Niianeipta,

&nr3 por @6lnb Ser Tor1rten tptrf
un8 beri6tet, oab Der 1l.idbrigt
5obn BON @errn u116 6rau Marti1
Bieraellgel, lpobnbaft an Gor6 Ser
r1an @trabe tm Detnnefota Glub err
trunfe,t iet. Ders nnfan ereignete
ii6 BET Ser alten Bride in ber 9ldbe
ser eagle Noller Neable l111gefdbr I'm
ia l1br. Wie berlalitet fon 6er
Su1tge ii6 on etne1n 5etl feftgebalten
babe1t l1nb bab er auf etnntaf ben 5alt
perlor nnb nntersins. Oie 2ei6e
mar urn4 llbr 80 no6 ni6t geborgeu,
Gran 8terdugel nubte nrl 4 l1br
nod 11i9t8 bon bem llnfan.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23
eSreo &ager
ldlluer Derlekt
l1mfaa trdgt fih III @eilanbt u1o
@tegen1anns Werfitdtte 81. Nhtz
arbetter tppllteu es 6l1erH ttiht
glaubeu. Nob @Dipital iiberz
fii1rt. ..,ss

Sn Ser 8erfltdtte. BON @etlan61
nnb gteger1a1111 tralg fi6 geiterr
(Dp1lnerStag) 11orgen ein nnfan 81
pel6er nod ei11e11 gludltden Berlan1
3n rebn1e11 perlpri6t. Ser 8erun=
.gliidte tit Gre0 9ager, apobnbaft an
9ab O1inneiota 5trabe.
Ser -l1nfal ereignete it6 nngefdb1
nm 9 l1br nlorgens. 6reb 9age1
ipar ba1nit be16dftigt auf einer burd
.sGleftri5 5ittiditt Il getrtebei1e Dlaidine @inlS=
klperf fit Sseniter aussllarbeiten. Dllrd)
Ste SobelnlafNine si6idtei .er 6 SUB
.lange iytt6tenfdbe e liz BET 3z4 s3oll
Std. @iner, oieier @tdbe perftngs im
int sen Melisrn. berss9 aQldine un0 fam
.a8lriid itatt bllrdsugeben uno traf
.Sager gerabe iiber Der 8ein6ffnp11gg
;n1l6 ging bl1r6 oe1l ipei6en Sleii9tetl,
.io6ai5 BET. 5tab an peioen Tbeilen beS
&0rperS borita1lb.
}llr S3eit beers lli5 mar lsasesa
ollein IN benz genan1lten Sell 6er
@erf1tdtte ..u11b na1ben1. ba8 nngliid
,pailirt ipar, iu6te; er mad 9ermanar
5te9e1ra1rr1 nno fanl i6lieblt6 55a1 55a1,i oen
.an6eren Mrbeitern benen er' erfldrte,
bab ser .perlekt iporben let. Oteie
molten eS eerit ntM glanben ll1lo
11abmen on, bab 9ager ft6 etnen
ihle6teni 3Wih NIT ibne11 erlanbe.
Nahbent iie it6 uber5ellgt bafte1r, bab
.6ager ptrflt6sperlekt iei telepbo1ltrten
.iie 11a9 etnen1 Mr3t Der 9ager iofort
.11a6 ben1 Union @oipttql bra6te. "
II. Die Berleeu1g fnb bebe1lte11o
i6ltmn1er aus tpie iiei.in 8irflt6feit
TT. Sine llnteriu6ung ergab, baB
fet1e Nrterte11 berlett siino llnD tpe11n
feine Gan1plifatipne eintreten 10 miro
I5err 9ager i6on IN ettpa, 8tpet
Wo6e11 ba8 9pipital Derlaffen ll11o
3l1r Mrbett 3uriidfebren f6nnen.
s6rebi 9ager 1T 35. Sabre alt, bter
gebore11, lit serbeiratet nnb bat 5tuet
y&3inoer. Sr tpobnt on Mnnelota
alrlb @aoitrabe, 9etne pspaoe
freuen it6, bab Sic ausiidten out
ftne oonftanbige @eneillng 10 gan1ttg
;1inb. t..Sss# Il
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23

George alllb Npbert GroB1ftana
begabe1ts ilid etten greitaB 1lah
s foiplt, INT spas mod bier
Il rinse Il lpeldes bp1, tbrentffs 9rlber
sGbmin 33alri1 etgle elalie1.s lporoen
lpar. bnirl rohllla,ln fam be-
Ifanntlid letten ptrbi apllrd eiael
llngh dsfan iiin sba6 2eberl. 5ie
|bielten lfiiA iia ttoip1l ll1ebusre
ss2agf iirlt Spe1lpp }esie Ssoeii1ll lulab ssanN
| III .Sllgo 81 erelle til gus
syaus, M0ailnil, auf snno febrte1r DiellSz
tag llad bier ssllriid
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23
Surnperein er,udblt 8eamte.

Sn ser Sabre8oeriammlung bes
bteltge11 91lrnperei1tS a1n lebten 5ant8=
tag 1purben fit baS fDnlmenbe Sc
fdbdftsiabr folgenbe Beamte getpdblt:
l, @pre6er. Breo Bfaenoer; 2. 9pre=
der, 81. 81. &elnSft; |. @6rtftfiibrer,
CHARLES Gn1n1ertb; 2. 56riftmart,
Or. &urt Sen; 96abn1eiiter, Wartir
5ole; 8orl libe11ber DeS &onaitee8 fit,
getitise 8eitrebunge1, lugnit SulH=
mel.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23

~ 9err lnS grau 8obn Diee utrb.
Serr nn0 Tral Soiepb Wiebenborn
tparen an 5onntag in gtrlingto1 j, no
DaS 50zidbrige SSubtldl1n oer bortigen
lutbert16en &ir6e gefetert muroe. 4
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23
3tuei Gars rellltelt
0ireff ilteiltdl1oer
8eibe beinabe III Sriim1tter1 1nnfeh
teripanbelt. Mien1al1b irbnef
nerlekt. llnfa4 l1n1peit Wteflens
bl1res III MilfDro, 0eitere Mntp
1tmfGf[e t.z. ..sY { !. 4 4 ts}. y.

G8 1T tptrfli6 ais ein Wnnber 81
betra6te11 bab 9ltenanb t6tlt9e Ser
lebungen bapontrng In Del. Mufonobi)
@olliffton sic Dtensta ta8abeno gegen s
|11br 80 unipett Ser Spbn Medk1bnrq
Tar111, ein paar Metlen BON Giiig,
itattfa16. 3pet Gars btes NIT etnel
@e{6minbtgfeiti bon 1DentgltenS i2.G
pro 3gtnnoe fubren, 1;annte11
bireft. ineinanoer poburd beioe Gars
|faftii6 IN. Trii1nmerballfen Derma1I
belt tp1rbe1t uno ste sSniaiien lllr nit
!gertngen auetlAnnge11 l116 Sautabz
.f9iirfnnge1r baponfafne1t. ... ii
Die Mbert Druih Tamtlte Ste aii9
BET Medle,lburg8 dllf Bein6t aufgebMz
ten batte, befanb fi6s auf benz Na6z
banfemege sll1lb mar nit tbrerf fBDrh erlt
ieille fur3e @tredey bon .Wed dlenburg8
entferllt alS eine Gar BON berj @liig
@arage, gele11ft nons NloiS 5eule be-
eettet BON Hercp Gi5tg unb. Qoui8
&uelb8, Sic ft6 auf 0em 8ege na6
Stem ulm befanben, lltn einef ibarfe
Biegn11g fam, Ser Buiammen=
ftoB, erfolgte. llr11nittelbar, 0enn .bie
2enfer iaber ii6 n1i6t;; biS eS 5ll ipat
mar allS5umet6elt ,ooer 1 al1 itopppreu,
.GS 1T faaln1 glaublth bab Mtenaro irt
bteie1u l1nfan s1dlner perlebt ipurbes
Der 11nfanI paflierte on einer gtesllng
bte 16ons imrner alS gefdbrli6 be-
tra6tet pur0e llrb na6 bieie1n.l1 l1nffan
iperben tpobl 9lnftalten gefroffen merz
Sen bteie gefdbrlt6e gteue gu ,elimintz
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23

Gbas. 8. Dauer. BON @tbbol1
btelt ft6 Donner8tag gei6dftli6 III UNI
ierer gtabt auf. @r ftattete au6
unierenr 5a11ftum einen angenebn1e1t
8e1u6 ab. HUI. Il.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23
syiir @1pd1t 2afe
Da11tlttproieft
syarmer gebem Griil1oe d1t tpesbalb
. Sman Gate 9ammprpjeft nprteilz
. baft lit. grpdenlesung garnid)t
heabfhttgt. 9an1n1 a1i1o Nus
fnkgraben ibdtungsnetie a1tur
$1,000.

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bielumi itrtttene 0an1m@8roteft am
5bmane1lee, geben MIR IN, 9fa6iteben=
ben1 ste Mnli9te1t uno Meinnngen
et1liger. 110relt6 am 96ma1tenfee
tpobne1rbe1t 5arrter ipteber, Ste be-
greint6ermetie Elm be1onbereS Sn=
terene an btefen gepla11ten gerd11oerurz
ge1t baben. Dieie 9eute geben ibren
Nnii6ten tpte folgt Nns6rud:
Ser 5dnanenfee bat 1tte etne11
9lbflHb gebabt, sod ip1rbe baS itberz
fltebenbe Malier 3tpeier Dffentltder
@rabe11 IN BEN Gee abgelettet.. Mebz
rere Ma1e I'M Sabre unb belo1tberS
mad itarfe1t Negenfdllen iteigt bus
Walier int 5btpane1l1ee nett iiber
iet1le 1latirltde SDbe btnal18 l11lb iiberz
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fir biefeS iiberflntenoe @aler beftebt,
bleibt baS 9anb an Sen llfern beS 9eeS
ltetS ebr lange 3eit iiberi6penn1t, J,
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balb auber 5ta1lbe, btefeS fitr 6arnrz
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lt1 ste gteuerr fit ben fir lte merit.
loien 8eftb e1ltrt6ten 1niifie1t. ! !.
um btefe1n. nebel1 1tanbe ab5nbelfen,
baben Die Snterellenten et11et !Nntrag
BET Sen Gonntp &ommiildren BON.
91tcollet @pl11ltn ge1tellt, tbne1 ste @r<.
laubr1tS filr, ste @rrtdtnng etne8s
Dan1n1eS an Sem nntere11 @nbe beS
Secs 5l1 erteilen. G8s lit borgefebe1r,
bab bie S0be bieie8 Dam1ne8 NIT benz
|MailerlptegelS bet 11orntalem Waherzss
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@afier ietne norr1Qle SDbe itberltetgt,,
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etne11 @raben Der ieHieit8 be8 Dan1=..
mes ange1egt tperoen tpHroe, abb;
Hieben.
{ Man glal1bt 10 NIT Beittn1ntbett,5
etn ueberflnte1 11nb 8ra9ltegen Der an,
Sen Gee angrer3e1be1r 2anbitreden
perbiiten 3n fD1rnen, ober bod ne1tg<.
items etn i9nenereS Mbflieben bieleSI
nber1tebenoen 0alfer8 81 erretden.
0abur4 fpiirbe ben Beiibern mieberll
Sic OeDglt6feit gegeben, tbr 2anb fiir'
Jarn5mede nuhbarr 5lt 1rra6e11.
Dte Jarn1er n11o Beiiber be8 an
SEN @ee. grenser1be1 @rl111bbeftbe8,
am 116rblt6en Gnbe. lperben aae8 baz
run feRen, ,ein fernere8 l1eberflnten
tbreS 2arbeS 3n perbiiten llno i3fpar
bur6 Nnfegung DteieS Danrn1eS.
SieranS gebt beroor, baB eine Trofz
lfenlegung beB S1parlen1eeS, Dte trrz
tnn1li6ertpeiie ptelfa6 angenomnlen
fpurbe,, garni6t IN 8rage .ftebt, fonz
bern bab 11ur Sic Bal1erlaubnts fir
@rri1tu11g beS Dam1neS llnb Mnz
leguag eineS @rabenS gum s3mede Der
@rbaltllug bes g8diieriptege1S auf NOR
mailer S1be, angefrebt ptrbs II.
9ea6 Mnli6f bieler SSdger tpiiroe
| Ste Musflbrl1ng DiefeS Hroieffs Der
Sagb 1tt1f i6aben ionoern oerlelbea
5n groBen1 8orteil gerettden, ipenm bte
MalerHd6e baner1lb alf3g let6er 5Dbe
erbalfen tDeroell f6n1lfe, ba Dnr6 Tort
1mdbrenbe 8erd1tberlng bes gBaiier=
| 1piegelS ste 8Dgel I'm 8riiten geit0rt
l1perben unb eS .anb bdnftg porforiaat,
bab3 Del llebernutungen bie Neiter fprtz
gel6 6nenl11lt nDer ,bie sGra1t eDernthtet
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23
Miiltp1tsfeit 11lto
sD,tobel &o1tfere1t5

sl),tobel &ol1fereltd
2ntberiihe @nnpbad &pnferen5 bieis
@p1e In 9ficpllet. Die 8rDfei=
ipren 6. 81. 8liefernin nnb g8ngz
11er balten MnipraAen. Mi=
iiDnsfef SDnntag Elm idDner Grz
sfplg. ,s 81
DoS BON Ser bte1ige1 lutberii6en
l5ts Baul8 @emeinbe lekten So1lntag
|anf benz College 9iigel peranitaltete
Millionsfeit mar, BON id0nem Wetter
|3beeleitef, In ieglider 5iniid5t etr1 err
frellltder @rfolg. Baltor 9aner bon
Ssl59aterto to>pn, %. $. bteH uln 10 llbr
laorgens tn beutIder Sprade, bie
Sanpt syeifzBrebigf, glodl1nittagS
btelt Baitor Guebner Don Wtntbrop
eine 8rebigt IN e1gltfher lt1to Naitor
|HDotenballet bon l5pringfielD et1le tn
oeutlther, ,.gprade. Die Betetlignng
apar eir1c itberaus grobe. @robe Delz
gattone11 lparen gefDnme11 bon Wea11z
toto, @leepp4 Gpe, sGonrIanb nno arlz
beren unnliege1lben Srtlhafte11. Die
iiss saiiI iianssspeet esslgsals
tDar b6dff 5ltfrieoe1titet etteno.
spnDbe Il, siicDlIet. -
Die1e 8o1e tagt III giieonet ote
Diitrift @pnobaI &onferen5 bon BEN
7lutberil6en &irden BON Minneiota
sunb @iscon1irr. Dte @pnobe fing
iNiitttpo9norge1t on urtb tpiro erit am
~. Stunt gum 2lbibluB fon1me1r.'
sDie Iutberii6e, l&trde spelder Daitor
&oebler alS @eeliorger Doritebt, iDir0
.bie, Odite :betpirfen. sS5nt :@an5en
apobnen a11ndbernb $50 Delegate1 Der
9p1lobe bel, ote ft6 alle stpei Sabre
perian11nelt.
Grdies Mbredt fiibrt 8orft,
8rdies SIN. Mbre6t BON Tairfar
.er0fnete bic 5pnobe ll1lo NITRO tpdbz
.renb Der 9erba11bMnge1r BEN 8orftk
fiibrer, Seute (Treitag) Nbe1lb fin@
1et @otteS6ienf itatt lno aud Bernb<
.rei6n1s ybes beaieen Nbenbmabls.
STE Yaitore11 S. @haHer unb g..
Si11nentbal 1perben bieie1 @otteSz
bieult leiten. Die 16eitprebt9t Conn
fag11orge1l ipirb Doitor s. 6ind tn
bel1tf9er Spra6e balten llnb abenoS
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btefen1 llnfal entitebenben llnfoiiten
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Nlbert Ieblbaber.. befaro sfi6- NIT feis
nem Daflan6 6magen ,allf oer Jabrt
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grpkeg tatbpliihes 8idnid ad@iten
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ben fonn1enben 9onntag etn groBeesS9
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Das bon Der republ lifdnii iben Gfdat8
Convention enOnfFierte ,Staats
gidet bnrh meg erfnl 9rei6s Dapis
snDr, 8. GDngref Diitrift bat Heis.
11en @DripraHg. &eiMltat I'M
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