davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-06
situng hes Ggefutip, &pmitees bes
&eglerperbanbS.

Gbmarb s. Berg febrte Montag
bon ct. Saul 3uriif, no er Der Direfz
Notwithstanding Der SSnternationa=
len &egler @eieni6aft am Counting.
beisemobnt bette. Sn bteier Situng
nuroe bei9loiien, BON alien &egel=.
Dabnbeikernsiino MipneapoltS guub ct
anIeaM uge ht eideia5nbolens Bes
uutbluam Mrnr m&eselbabne11 mahVeno.
Ser gan5en s3eH beS &eglers 5urnrniRerS
Der @een{baft. ba8 i'm 2anfe +beS
abgeBusten merben mirb.
b SIM Ietten Sabre murbe ba8 Iurz
inter auf SEN Sarfm'S &egelbabnen IN.
ct. Soul ausgefo9tenuno bic @eienz
I6aft 3ablte fir Sic 8ennkung bon
El6 Babm11 mdbreno 10 Gage Die
bon $4,000. @s it mobbll
an5unebmen, bab an6 tn bteiem Sabre
ct. Soul fir 6ie Abbaltnng oeS
&onteife8 beitimmt merben mirb ur6
oab ste 8eiiber ser ,5arfinS &egelz
babnen baS niebrigite Nneebot. MAIDEN
merben. .Sn. ber. 8erlammlung an
|@onntag. erfubren bic 9pielreseln
etne fleine Nenoerung. 8iSber be-
! ftanoen feine 8e1ttmmungen fir Seq
LEI, Ste an ether 5 Mdnner Ntege ODER
an einem Doppelfonteit tetlnabmen.
g1a6 BEN neuen Negeln barf nur etn
@egelbabnetsentiimsr ober Manager
elmer !&euelbahn an. einer 1Ol9en tom
teltterenben Ntege tetlnebmen,
SIM 2aufe 0er 8erlammllng. murz
SEN Damn nod bte Nbre6mungen oe8
59abmeiiterS porgelegt nre anoere
laufenbe @ei9dftsfragen erlebigt. Der
notwithstanding nitro au6 fernerbt1r
so Gents pro Sabr ietn. Da8 @ntrp
@elb miro mte iibli6 5u Bretien per=
menoet. 0aS @tntrtttSgelb fiir d3n=
i6auer mdbrenb be6 tournaments
muroe nt6t gednoert..
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-06
9ie eriten @Dmietmarfen.

@a6 8pei Sabren freien Hoftper-
febrs liebt iib Die Sopietregiernl1g
ge51pltngan gum @ebranb poll
Briefmarfen aurudd5ltfelren, infolgs
ser Mieoerer0ffmng Der Sqnoels.
be5iebungen nit oern Nllllsllano. Die
8oltbelteuuug int Snlanoe tit ulld
meiter fret uno erfolgt ob1e Mar-
Ten. gs iouen Serie11 BON 8rief-
marffen .nusgegeben peroen oerree1[a
n%ieorigite entiprede11oer gnttperfu1g
ser rnlfiiben 0uluta Elm &nbel tit.
Ills giloers peroen auf ben Marfe11
aeliu, Erosh &arl MQrg :nrp1 on;
oere So5inliitenfiibrer %er1d1rtnsett, u
eieielbe nmraAmung eldgifagtys eie
loon sic Mfarfen der 5arfiti1aen 8e-
sgierlungen; bntten. Sur oie 1O0gtl-
BEL M1arfe pir0 Elm aQegorilder'
sgntpurf bon ei11em bollhetpiltilde11
alinltler porbereitet, i'm groBe1l
Breitfprmat sic flqliii4e 6igur eiz
res .Sunglings, init ansgellttrrse9ddteeni
Mrrnen, auf peibem Rferoe, Der
cine gdar bon AArbeiitteeTrrnl fabrt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-06
Mnrei6e, bob Mmerifa ni6t ldrger 51l<
1iebt, tpieSranfreid auf bent antBooen

Nnleibe. baB Mmerifa nidt langer 8tt<
liebt, pieSranfreid arf bent an18ooen'
I~iegenben Dea1tidlanb Inlet uno tbm
sic 2uftrDbre imn1er energilber 5i<
brIudt. .Mber Nmerifa 1ebnt i 81 I'M
5daufeItuDl 5urud nno srtlart paBi
es oie 8ulfdnbe in europa nidts am
ainger. @irfIi6 nidt? 8er 1T leB<
TEN gnbeg bafuf be%rantportli9, DaBB
Deutldlanb tpebrIos an 8ooe1t aiegth 4 4
8err @ilion init ieiner II alles aSttpoe.
serplaBten IA Hunften nro basaaa1te<,
rifanilde @olf, 1as 0ieier RR aHl iel ts
nee au8n bergd,gli6en &rdliosnteiI
auialid55bh. 9atte Mmerifa ni9t
um europaiide Nngelegenbeiten Tint
nrer1p tpollen 1anrp baatte e uibf ia
Sen @eltfrieg eintreten biirfen. Ser
batte bann einer nt1oerem 0nsgang
Qebabt, be1rp ale Wilitar< 8ritifer
iti1nmen barin therein, bab 8ilion's
5irenefla1ge bas b~ungern6e, ertfrdf@
tete 6e,tti6e golf 8um Srie0ensi9lnb
mitrbe madtem un0 baB 0aS frti9e
anerifaniide Miuipnenbeer nit Der
u1eebeurenl 1eberlegenbeit 1einer teb&
ni1den Mittel Sic errnattete bert16e
Sront ins 8arfen bra@te. Dine
Nmerifa fein @ieg Ser gntente. Nber
ob1e, Mmerifa au@ feline Bie6eranfz
bait @uropos. SIZE Meute, Die berte
Delrt1dIano 5n Eobe 5ebt, f0irrnte a.
merifa nit 2ei6tiefeit 5uriidpfeifen.
Man pfeift m6t un6 iiebt nit ber@
I9rdnften Mrmen 81, tpie na6 @uB<
Lamb unb au6 Oe1berrei6 Nun and
Denti6Ian6 I'M I6lammisen 8aluta<
Iumpf eritidt. 8tu 1trs Mmerifa nidt
beIfen bur6 cine grob5iigige Sinan5<
poltif, bantu ioute es 1penigifens nnz
eren @entersfne9ten nit rubigem
bartem @riff in Sic Nrme fallen.
Denn tpag beute geidiebt, erinnert 81
iebr ,ar ienen fei1ten @ero, 6efen gez
ienfter 9aumen geniigte, baB Sem in
Ser Mrena rDdeIn6en Gladiator 6as
9eberslidt b0uig al1sgeblaie1r tpur<
Sc. Mmeritn 4par ni6t @9nl6 am
ariege, aber es lit i6ul6ig bes Sriez
bens. 11nb iebe 59ulb raidt ft9 auf
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-06
Ser sutentans ser 2ebeuben.

Sci ser Moroiiben @o6e IN Sit
bed mar cine unbeimli6e uEar5s
multiplying. Sn elmer aapeue
ser alten 2iibeder Morienfirbe be-
fin6et iib Sos beriibnlte 8emaloe.
Ser Sotentana;. gs beoedt ale
8aroe ser &apeae,s nno 5eigt IN
elmer Neibe bi1olider Darl tellngel1
Sen Meigen oes III 0em erlten 8ilos||
ais 5lotenblaier erfNeinenoen
oes. Die Eerte iinD aus Ben Sab
rem 1920 nno 1913. gs ta1lst Der
500 nit bem @apite in ieinem
8iiroenfleio, nit 6em &aiier, benz
Ser3og, Dem &aroinal, Oem goel.
mann mim. in ser mitteldlterliden
MangorDnl111g BIS bcrub gum &inoe.
Sic Malerei lit outs BENT Sabre
1853 nno lit 1701 arf 2einipann
ernel1ert porDe1. Die1er Gotental15
lit unter 2eitltag Oes Walers 9o11s
8pltorf nllter Benr1sul1g ~frilb5eitll<
der aoitiime. non 48 @erionen III
Der Meg1O1e1ttrDe " e1neH1 Dltrd).
.ieelten uno ol1rdgeiltigten Toten<
fan5lpiel ,i5eniih aufgetiDrt NOR
Sen. Der u%rlpringli9 nieoerldno11he
Eert 1T IN &oboeutih nbertragen
!porOen; Ser &eigen ielblf mar0 Don
elmer olten nicoerldnoiiden Sotell-
tan5mu1if begleitet. 2al1gflatternne
ueibe @rabtiidr lteuten Die 8erbln-
Dung 5piIGen Den e%itdelnen 300
TEN, Die, ioneit iie Menfd)en imp,
gum Sell in prd4tigen apltume'
tan5ten, ber. Dem San3lpiel gt11gen
Orgelportrdge. nn0 5ologe1ange
8a6Ider &trbenmuiif porauS.
sc anGer. 9anlerbut lit Elm
De0iAt, biz Sem Gotten Die Hedz
ll,1g iiberreiht miro. Gann glbt
es elm 9r.nma a.,
DaS Serne4 unb 3l1fiinItige
8iro @otteS @eisbeit letfcn.
Gas ged6ite un0 0aS @pige
@os lerne al, be0enfen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-06
Dag Cube bcs id1nen lsdanipielers,

Sn gnglono bei6aftigt iib oie
offentlide Meinung iett .eingeben0
nit Ser Jrage, Oh Die Mdiinrler, ld0j.
ner %geporoen iin6 ober niiGt)t. @ab--
te1lb Ser 5tret Der Meifungen Iiber
oieies ebenlo ibipierige pie nid)iige
B;roblem noA uncntidieoen bin ul1o
fer pogt, glaltbt Ser Gheoterfriitiffer
Der 9ailD g. etmaS 81. Maugban
leoenfqus oaS gnpe oes l96nm
59atipielers fonitatieren an. ton
l1en. ST min oamit nidt idgen, 0ab
: ntdt auA beltte nod lebr bubiibc
N}anl1er auf ben meltbe6eutenoer
g!rettern ,gibt, eaber jener GsDpus oes
2,iitriotlen, oeiim Nubm 6allptiiaM,
it'd in ieiner @igeni9ah dis bo=
.ner Mannn beitaro, perbpinbet
.mebr nno meDr. Ser holle S5hau=
lpieler parSEsiaa mn an @ei96pf BON
8naoen 0er MeibIidfeif., nn6 3nat
9nuptliaAli9 erHngeere1s Mablid-
felt. gr a1ar 0aNrobuH bes Bad=
.f5IIides 900 .lal & Ibblm iKlSaaa alnl35d 6dpM-
lnerei ii hpar.
aGrabte. #kntage miro bel
.5ha1ipieler ntla beionoers oe1'
Jilmibaulpieler ui6t neniger bet
ebrt. Mber es tins niht mebr. jene
gllatten ebenmqBigm, etnas peidi.
den 8ige ste bei Ben fruberen Sci
oenlpielern Das @nt5uden Ser 5rnll-
e1ber5eu b%erDprriefen. Ga 5dou-
%ipielerioeal 0es 8odfiihes bon beu-
te fann Dabli9, aqIber eS WuB inte-
reliant iein.. Nlan perlaltgt feline
ebenrndBiige Sd6nbeh, lonoern. I'M
regelmaBige 8Mge, por auem aber
iouen IN Dem 8eiibt Snteqigen5,
.9riginalitat ausgepragt lein.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-06
gegeben, me1n bis babin ni9t etpa8
pa{Iirt, bqS ibrer @inflr 96ranfen

qeqeben, iDenr bis babtn ni1t etmaS
paffirt, 6a8 ibrer 8infir Sdranfen
5iebt.
s. 0.-33n geeinn oes Sabre8
1920 purbe Der @elbbeitaub ber 9anz
.5en @rbe mte folgt eingelddbt: @olo
So ,594,5 57 GOO, @ilber s 1885,
2333 600, Yapiergelb $5l,4l5,440,=
900; 5uiammenalIo $6f40,,345',,223O, O00.
IMnf SEN &opf Der 8eo6lferlns nniez.
res Blaneten entftel 0emna6 Die
59umme bon $$3377.53. Mlo,pergeiien
ni6t, baB eS iid bin ntdt nm.
Sen @eiammtrei6tnm BET @elf, iDnzs
lbern 11lr um baS in nmlauf befinoz
li6e @elb banbelt. Sn ben Beretntg=
ten @taaten ). s.. belief fih Die pors
banbene @elb1umme auf $7,,629,4l2l'9,z
900, mdbreno Ser geiammte Natiomlz
lrei6tum i6on I'M Sabre 1912 out
$l87, 739, 000, 600 peranl6laet muir
De. 6
s. @.--Sm Sabre 1872. baden IN
bieiem 9anoe. ru1db, ~, 600 @e}6dftS=
tbren Banferott angemeloet.
8. @.-9nr iinb bte 3etlen, Die
E@ie mtnen:
unnb itehen mi1 bic Dorre1t,
limb mfrs mir'8 branb' 5u fabl,.
@eb' i6 Benz Mob sic @poren
limb reit' in8 Gedartbal."
6. $4,000 amertfanti6e Snz
btaner iinb. gliidlt6e Mutomobtlz8ez
liber. Ser rotbe Mann TT alio Der
G%tpt(tlatton feine8megS fetn6lt6 se<
itnnt.
g. 5.-8et man6en Meni6en bat
man beoba6tet, bab: 6ts 5aar>, ote
iie auf Sem &Dpfe ~perlteren, auf tbre
3dbne eeraten, nnb Damn 1T NIT tbnen
nt6t gut &tri6en eliens.
; 3. @,-Nufgeraoen, ebenen 9tref=
fen f6nnen @6nell5ige so Metlen ote
@tunbe 3uriidlegen, aber bte metiten
@9neG3iige fabren NIT ether Sc
i9minbtgfett bon n1r 40 M}etlen bte
5tunbe.
IS. B.-um Ste @r0be etneS 8e=
balter8 fhr @etret0e gu bere6nen,
multtplt3iert man bte &ubtffnb NIT
O,8. I'm genau gu ietn, re6net man
etn Drtttel 8nibel fiirsie 100 &nbtf=
fub btn3u. Tim Ste &ubtffub 81 er=
/ mttteln, multtpli3ert MON 0te 2dnge,
Brette unb 1tefe 3uiammen.
S. g. 5.-@ar 1T baS etpaS. ber=
lpdtete Me5ept fir Ben Mollaie<&n<
den: @tne unb etne babe Iafie 3uder,
3ret @blDffel brauner. Molaiie, 1z2
Tafie 9@mal5, etpaS 8ntter, liz
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-06

Mur iene Gle 1T pabrbaft gliid,
..lid, in, Der Die Sran ibreit Wann
bepunoert.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-06
Seiern45, @pdseitstaa.

Qetten Treitae feterten 5err nnb
.Grau Mm, 1epe, !mobnbatt Sno
6ranflin 9trabe ibrem IS. 9o95ettSz
Tag. Nle. &inber, NIT auSnabme
.eineS 5obnes, metlten bier, I'M ben
@brentag ber @ltern NIT btsien gu be-
geben. Die &inber. iino: Bran Mlf.
.53nber, Tran Sobn nlri6, Trau
2eonarb &orupp, 6reb, Sob1, gilbert,
unb Stole Tepe. Sobn 1epe BON
8aliam Gate, @iSe., mar nt6t antpez
leno. @dite BON Mn8mdrtS tparer:
Serr unb Brau off. 3uber, nno ID9z
tel, ct. Saul; SEER unb 6ran 9eonarb
&ornpp unb &tnoer BON Gertnrta,
MiSc., nnb SEER uno 6rau Treo 5epe
unb @obn BON Mtnneapolt8. 5err nno
.6rau 1epe iin6 felt IL Sabre1 IN
SEEM nlm anfdbtg.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-06
Sci 9luDb @eprge bat's int11er NIT

Ser Geographic sebapert. 0eueifer
Betpeis: feline nm 5amstag gebalte<
me Nebe, in Der er rab oem8eridf
Der Mllo5iierten Breffe BON Sirfe1,
@rieden, 11ngaru, II. serben als 8ez
tppbnern gbra5iens ipridt. Wdt @ez
I6i9tsfe1ntniffem uber an6ere G0lferr
1T CT Anl9 ni9t iiberIa0en, ebenio 4pte
Ser @eididtsprofe11or 8ilion nno
bon glet6em 59lage tparen Die an
bern, Bic iih anmaBten Die 8elt berz
teilen GIT tppller.
- LEA
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-06
lstunoenplan Der gurnidnle beg
Stem Mlmer Surnpereins.

Stn1oenplan Der Snrn1d)ltle oea
Stem l1lmer Surnperetns.
/. &nabenfla0e, Sitter CLIO Sabre,
Mittmo6 Na6mittag 400 bis
500.
@amStas, 8ormittaes 600 bi8
1000.
2. &nabenfla0e, Sitter LOLA Sabre,
Mo11tag Na6mittag 4:30 biz $50.
Donnerstag Ma6mittag 400 bis
800.
3Dalinge, Sitter 14-18 Sabre,
Montaq Mbenb 7:30 BITS $50.
6reitag Mbeno 1880 Bis $3.50.
MGnnertlaiie BON Is Sabre aufz
tudrt8
Dienstag Nbeno s:15 bts 1000.
Treitag Mbenb $3.50 BITS 1000.
Mlte @errenflaf1e
Mittmo@ Mben6 $3.50 Bis $3.50.
1. Mdb9entlaHe Sitter Gil Sabre,
Dten8tag Ma6mittag 4 bis 5.
@amStag 8ormtttag 10 bt8 II.
2. Mab9enflaHe, Sitter l1-l5Sabre
Dtenstag Ma9mtttag 5 bt8s6.
Breitag Na6mittag 4 bt8 5.
8. 6iadbdi)entlaiie, Sitter 1918 SaE6--e
Sabre.
Mittmo@ Nber6 7:30 Bis $3.50.
@amStag Nbeno 1880 biS $3.50.
1. 9amentlaHe, Nnfdneer
Donnerstag Mbenb 1880 bis 500.
2. 9amenflaKe, Borsei9ritten
DpnnerStag Nbenb 500 bis 900.
.Grik Naumann*
Turnlebrer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-06

IN Martin Mble, melder ais See
6anifer an eirer @arage IN Omaha,
'9teb, aneeiteut 1T, lit gu fnr5em Sc
-in6 ieiner Gltern, 5erras n1no Sral1
Nble, bier e%tnsetroffen. @r
murbe nod bier besleitet BON letner
.9@neiter, Sri. Gla Nble, bic it6 anf
Ser Seimretie aus bem 8eiten befa1to.
Trau CHARLES 9fau uno Sri.
8oeder BON Cincinnati Sbto
Imeilten mebrere Sage persansener
Wo6e, in BEN Dr. 8. q. Grtti6e uno
Bfaerber @eimen 81 geln@.
sic fubrsn 9onntasabenb in Beslet=
tung bon Serrn un6 Trau Charles
.9auRr mad ct. Saul; lebtere iparen
I'M 2aufe beS Cages bier eingetroffen.
6err uno Trau Saul 8ob BON @6o
maren ebenfan8 SonntagSgdite I'M
81. 8. q. Jrttide 5eim.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-06
Malter g. @mtth bon e

- Walter g. @mitb bon ct,
N1ttonio, Set 1T 5onntagmorsen I'M
Gb. S. Berg 6eim gu Beln6 eingez
troffem. ST mtrb ft6 bier nno bel
8ermanbten IN 9leepp @ne etli9e
Wo9en beiu6Smeiie aufbalten..
- German @9mt6t febrte. ON
W}tttmo6 BON gleepp @ne 5nriid, no
er ft6 5met Wo6en beiu6Smete BET
ietnem 96mtegeriobne nnb 5odter,
5errn un6 Brau Nrtbur &rtege.r ornf:=
gebalten bate Trau Commit, mel
.de 3u 8eiu6 bet, ibrer Io6ter 6rau
Weinna Rnn5 IN ct. Soul lpeilie,
muroe: Gnoe bteier @D6e bon bort
5urudernartet, mar iebo6 tnfo @rs
frnnfnng bt8ber am &ommen perz
2btmert. se
-IH 49,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-06
Werbet Mbpn1te1tter fir bieie 3eitnttg.
6o66eiten.
Mebls.

SlUeN uH> yteDIs+
@tne bibl6e 6erbltzSod5eit fano
letten DonnerStag nod mtttag I'M Set
me BON Serrn un6 Trau SarrpGt6e IN
gilbert. 2ea ltatt, mo- Sri. @na NeblS,
%iinsite Iodter BON 9errn nnb Srau
Nuguit MeblS BON bter un6 Nrtbur
5menl on, 5obn BON @errn unb Trau
Stepert Smenlon BON gilbert Sea ben
8uno firS 2eben ldloflen, Nep. 8.
SO. 9tedel, Naitor an ser lutberii6en
5alem Stride tralte baS innge Baar,
oem Ser unb 6rau SIDE, 96mager
unbf @6meiter beS 8rdmttgams, CUR
9eite itan6en.
Sin Sp6~5eitSellen Dllroe I'M Gtoe
6etm fir Bic 8reuteeielidaft fer
piert unb ON rd6ten Sage fanlen Ste
Neupermdblten na6 Seem Him, nm
Sen @ltern ser 8ra11t einen 8eiu6
obSultatten. @ie beiu6ien. ou6 Ner<
panbte IN 5leepp Gpe, beoor tie mad
gilbert Sea 5urudtebrten, no lie. tbr
finfttee8 6eim aufidlagen weroen.
''IE'htS ONtt.H"#x -
@armeningzGp fe.
2etten Oonner8tae naGmtttag fano'
Sic 9o65eit bon SRI. @lia 90. @pfe,
To6ter bon 9errn unb Trau Sreb
Gpfe, BON Gourtlanb NIT 5errn Nlz
bert 6ormering IN Der @onrtlano
Stride itatt. Meo. s. 5traien bon
Ser bprttsen lutberii6en Summarized
Stride ppllaos Ste 1rauurg nno Yanl
@armening uu0 Serberf Gpfe itanz
Sen bem iungen Baare CUR .9eite..
8 rautfibrerinnen maren Ste ST..
Nlma Bpoe nnb Srene Gpfe.
I'm 5 lbr nu6mittag8 mnroe ein
So65ett8enen i%erpiert, an benz on=
naberno 200 @dite .tetlnabmen.
Ote Meupermdbltem meroen. tbren
Mobnlib anf einer bem 8ater per
Braut geb0rigen Tarm8 a1fi6lagen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-14
NEW KANSAS PROBLEM.

Seventeen couples in a Kansas town are worried
the fact that the city attorney has Just decided
that the mayor Of that city has no legal right to
perform marriage ceremonies. They were married
by the mayor
Thus far they have not made new Journey to
some one whose legal position is unquestoned, pre-
ferring to wait and rely their faith in the
legality Of their bonds.
Lawyers are also waiting. for they see in the
eituation a chance for much litigation later when
problems OF property arise.
Fortunately. most married couples are not faced
Ly any such question as must puzzle these people.
Possibly each one wondering what the other party
would decide If finally it is determined that new
ceremony is necessary.
The husbands may be. perhaps. somewhat anxious
to know whether the bride OF a year ago would be
as CHEEKY ass she was on her wedding day and per-
haps the thoughts of husbands these days. are re-
calling neglect and sights and failures in a new
light.
Possibly these Il husbands are wondering whether
marriage should not be a continuing courtship. now
that they faced with the possibility Of becoming
suitors again.
Perhars the wives are wondering too whether
they have always kept that sweetness Of temper
which made them so desirable md may be hopeful
that husbands have forgotten the sharp and cut
tins ironies and sarcasm that may have replaced
The honeyed phrase of courtship.
Possibly they may be in need OF the advice which
ased minister had printed for the benefit OF
brides and which he surreptitously handed TO each
one on her wedding day which read:
when you marry him love him. After YOU marry
him study him. III he is honest humor him. If he is
generous appreciate him When he is sad cheer
him. When he is quarrelsome ignore him If he is
slothfll SPUR him. II he noble praise him. II ne
confidential encourage him. If he Is secretive
trust him. III ne is Jealous cure him II he favors
society accompany him. When ne does YOU a favor
thank r.m. When he deserves Il kiss him. Let him
think how wen you understand him. but never let
him know that YOU manage him"
Meanwhile these Kansas households might furnish
some very interesting data on married life.
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reduced TO dire straits while the bread winner was
incapaciiated.
Modern ideas Of i7dustry are based uron the
theory that the Garner Is not really working
for the man who happens to hand him the pay en-
velope but FOR the men and women who use the
products u his labor
The modern and more view Is that all
who benefit from labor should share the hazards Of
the industry and that modern methods have auto
maticaIly abolished the fellow servant rule and 10
e. large degree that OF coutributory negligence.
There arc more and similar changes the social
system which must be made to meet the shifting
methods OF production.
The spirit of manufacture and this is really
an Industrial nation towards great factories, with
huge outputs.
The steel business formerly in the hands OF dozens
Of small concerns. is practically monopoly
The manufacturing of automobiles is becoming
rapidly matter Of Capitalization and of large pro-
duction OF fewer numbers Of makes
There Is less and less contact of the worker with
the employer. now hidden in immense corporations
and there is lacking that personal contact which
made in early days such things compensation
insurance unnecessary.
The step in industry is probably the old age
pension which is now before FIVE state legislatures
largely through the crusades of the Fraternal order
Of Eagles.
It is quite likely that dozen years from now
people will regard this movement to eradicate fear
OF poverty in old age quite essential and good
business this compensation act which neither the
worker nor employer would think of discardng.
1t is simply another recognition of the fact that
labor Is not commodity and that industrial success
and humanitarian movements really the same
IN the end.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-14
USE THOSE LINKS.

On Saturday your golf links will be open for the
season the grounds for which you paid your dollars
and which you maintain.
It is your investment in health and happiness It
your opportunity to have all the fun which the
weather. citizens find in clubs for which they pay
real money.
It is a recognition OF the fact that the air and
the sunshine qure important the who
Is tied to a desk or the woman who is behind
counter as they are to that massive intellect which
tires from solving what important problems.
1t has been charged that, as a nation, Americans
have learned to play but that they spend their
time on only serious and material things
Some lament the inability to join spontaneously
IN such festas as are the Joy of the Italians the
games of Germans or the emotional gatherings of
France
They will not lament that fact long II public golf
links become common and scores made uron them
important in lives of other men as those listed
in Blue Books
Those golf links probably of the best in
vestments made by the city for it is recognition
that fun and pleasure quite necessary as
bread and meat.
Vast TO the payment of police for pro-
tecting property. The inconsiderable sums spent
the public golf links protect from monotony,
from too rapidly breaking down under modern in
dustral and commercial competition against the ills
that come from TOO little sunshine and fresh air.
Get couple of golf clubs and go out to your links
for they belong TO you and should be used by you.
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WI I'D LIE All Till By DR.. R. S
WIN AAAEN6 i L % Copeland

Lining the abdominal cavity, hug
ging the intestinal canal, and reach
ing into every part Of that portion
of the body is the delicate mem
brance called the peritoneum. 1t is
like the pleural membrance which
lines the chest.
When l was a boy the popular be-
lief was that if the peritoneum suf-
fcred the prick Of an instrument
even so small of a pin, death would
ensue. As surgeons grew more
skilled, as cleanliness and modern
surgical methods improved this cav
ity was opened freely. and many q
life now is saved which would have
been lost a generation ago.
Under certain conditions the
peritoneum becomes inhamed. and
we have the disease called "perito-
nitis"
Peritonitis may come from ex-
posture to cold or wet 1t may be
secondary to Brights disease ana
other troubles
More commonly peritonitis is the
result Of perforating wounds of the
abdomen, to appendicitis, to perfor-
alton Of an ulcer Of the stomach or
intestines, and particularly to ovar-
ian or other female trouble
The first symptoms of peritonitis
is apt TO be a chill, speedily followed
by marked pain in the abdominal
-egiOn.
The slightest movement aggra.-
Yates the pain, and the abdomen is
very sensitive TO touch. To take the
pull off the muscles the patient lies
on the back and draws up. the legs.
Just as in pleurisy, coughing and
talking are painful. The patient
does all he can TO take pressure off
the abdomen and TO escape move
ment Of any kind.
There is swelling of the abdomen.
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which becomes like a drum With
the increase Of the swelling and
tenderness comes fever. which may
reach 1O4 or los. Nausea and
vomiting may add 10 the misery of
the victim. The face is drawn. the
eyes appear sunken. There is great
anxiety on the part of the patient
he looks old and very i'll.
The acute general peritonitis is
very serious disease. Two days Of
suffering may end in death. although
the Illness may last for a week.
There should be frank admission
to the doctor of the previous state
Of health and of any condition which
might be responsible for the trouble
The physician must work vigorously
10 save his patient, and he should be
given the advantage of knowing
every factor possibly responsible for
development of the disease.
Neglected appendicitis or pelvic
disease may have peritonitis as
complication. on account of this
possibility prompt attention should
be given any obscure symptoms
prompt attention must be given il
The doctor should be called at once.
In the meantime hot lamentations
may be applied to tae abdomen.
Wiring out a towel in water hot
as can be borne. Cover this with @
dry towel, and place over il hot
water bag. Usually the heat VIII re-
lieve the pain.
Keep the patient in a quiet room
partly darkened. to encourage sleep.
Don't fuss too much over the pa
tient. Encourage him by GOODNESS
on your part.
If the hot applications agsrava tc
the pain, discard heat and try an
ice bag. Do the best you can to
make the patient comfortable until
the doctor arrives.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-14
dust FOlRs @x dd fsscz

y CUP OF TEA.
Nellie made a cup Of tea
Made and poured it out for me.
And above the steaming brew
Smiled and asked me. Zone or two? ?"
Saucily she tossed her head
Make il sweet for me-" I said.
Two sweet Jumps OF sugar fell
Into that small china well.
But 7 knew the while I drained
Every drop the cup contained,
More than sugar in the tea
Made the beverage sweet for me.
This 10 her I tried 10 say
In that golden yesterday
Life is like a cup OF tea