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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-03
Creditors Rodman
Lumber Company
Conference Today

A meeting of the creditors Of the
Rodman Lumber company is being
held today in Jacksonville in an eff
fort to have a trustee appointed who
is satisfactory to all, so that the
business can be operated until it is
finally liquidated. Albert Williams,
temporary receiver, it is understood,
was planning to begin operating the
plant when the petition in bankrupt
cy was filed by some of the stock
holders.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-03
TRAVELS 1900 MILES
TO WE'D; MAKES TRIP
IN PRAIRIE SCHOONER

Greenville, s. G., Oct. 3.-After
having travelled 1900 miles in
prairie schooner and 200 miles by
rail, George Albert Juber, so, a
farmer Of Clinton, Iowa, arrived
here last night in time to marry
Mrs. Crawford Benson, of this
city, on the date set for the we'd
ding. The wedding was the culmi-
nation of correspondence and
.courtship extending over a year.
Judge abandoned the prairie
schooner at Athens, Ca, when he
found he could not arrive in time
and finished the journey by rail.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-03
ELECTION IN ARKANSAS

Little Rock, Ark. Oct. 3.-Early
indications today point to light vote
in the statewide elections in Arkan-
sas, with the reelection of Governor
T. C. McRae and the naming Of en-
tire democratic state ticket by the
usual majorities. Little. interest has
been shown in the various contests
for state officers, although the re
publicans put complete ticket in the
field
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-03
FOURTEEN OHIO CANDIDATES
DECLARED WET PLATFORMS

Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 3.-Twenty-
eight of the forty-four candidates for
in Ohio are listed by the
Ohio Anti-Saloon league as "drys,"
fourteen are declared by the league
to be "wets," and two candidates
stand on the prohibition question is
no tannounced The latter are John
Sharp, democrat, Of the tenth dis
trict, and H. Sage Valentine, demo-
crat. Of the twelfth district.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-03
HARDW|CK NAMES
WOMAN SUCCEED
SENATOR WATSON
Mrs. w. H. FELTON, Will
Be First Woman in
Senate

Atlanta, Oct. 3-Mrs. W. H. FELTON,
of Gainesville, ecame the first wo.
man member Of the United States
senate today when she was appointed
by Governor Hardwick to fill the va
cancy caused by the de;:th of Senator
Watson. She will serve until the peo-
pie elect . successor IN November.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-03
Council to Meet
Tonight, Charter
Petitions Ready

Council will meet in regular semi
session tonight. and it is ex'
pected that some. definite agi6s d
be taken on petitions which wifi.sss
presented asking that body call an
election for charter board. Che Pc
titions are now being eirculateA and
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Bankers Hear Lamont
Lament Not More to
Strangle
WOULD REFUND LOANS
Ten Thousand Delegates
Listen to Remarkable
TRADE
By Associated PressI

NeW IoIh, OcIs On picture VI
America, recovering from the "rude
buffets and deep wounds of 1917 to
1921" and with characteristic cour-
age, binding up her bruises, and
slowly moving forward to new goals
was drawn today by Thomas A. La
mont, associate of j. P. Morgan, in
an address before 10000 deegates at
the convention of the American Ban
kers' Association.
"But we have not yet cause for
unbound confidence" he cautioned
the bankers. "We must not forget
that, before the race is won, we still
have some high hurdles to jump"
These bars in the path to full pros
perity, he enumerated:
"1-Low prices prevailing for
farm products; ?. Labor strikes.
3. The soldiers bonus. 4. The new
tariff act, and the foreign situation,
with respect to reparations, allied
loans and International trade"
Discussing reparations land the in
ter-allied debt, Mr. Lamont raised
two questions:
"Do our former allies really owe
us all the debt? and are we doing
our full share to solve the tragic
questions that are weighing upon the
world?
"One thing is certain" he declared,
'if someone on April 4, 1917, had
been able to give us our choice as to
whether we should give five billion
dollars, or lives of severa hundred
thousands of our sons, there would
have been no hesitation as to our
choice.
"Fate, however, determined that
choice; It determined that Great Bri-
tain and France should give up the
lives during that first year and that
we should furnish, not our blood but
our money taking, however, in place
of it the promise to pay of our allies.
"No other policy could have been
followed at that time, grant you,
but now that the war is behind us
and we can take long look back, it
is worse for us, it just, is It generous
to make so much composition of this
matter?
Il shan't attempt to argue the
point of lower prices" continued the
financier. "But l never knew a coun-
try to go broke because of its abun-
da9t crop. SO, even though our far
mers suffer disappointment, think
the ow price hurdle the easiest one to
jump.
Labor strikes rise as one of the
most serious distractions to prosper
ity," Mr.. Lamont declared, "even
though the worst seem to be over"
He asked his audience to "remem-
ber that in this country there are
still traces of arrogance among en-
ployers, as there are manifest signs
of arrogance in labor"
President Harding's veto of the
bonus bill, with its threat to tax
billions more out of the American
people and distribute it in such a way
to probably no ne would receive real
benefits temporarily leaped that hur-
die and create uch feeling of re-
lief, said Mr., lamont.
Of the tariff he said:
''We shall be fortunate indeed if
we do not find that in practice it pro-
tects lot of industries that do NO
require protection, and cuts off fder-
our farmers and manufacturers
of foreign markets that arss
= sHa"
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FEARS FOR SAFETY OF
SCHOONER AND VISITORS

Jacksonville, Oct. S-Fears for the
safety of the four masted schooner
Katherine May, which sailed from
Jacksonville on September 9 and due
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THAN IS KEYED.
FOR GREATEST.
IR|ES OF YEARS.
ousands Flocking to
New York to Huddle
Ill ( 'oogan's Bluff
|NAGERS CONFIDENT
'(;raw Thinks Higher
lass of Ball Will Be
Played
l1ax Assoclated Pressl

(1y Associated Pressl
w York, Oct. 3.-The New York
ts and Yankees, standard-bear-
If the National and American
les, were tuned to concert pitch
iii final workouts in prepara-
for the opening tomorrow of
second successive struggle for
Ter baseball honors. The Giants
victors last year in tensely-
nt worlds series that lasted
/ games. The laurel this year
60 to the team winning four out
th a shorter series, attendance
ds were not expected to exceed
years mark-269,977 paid ad-
ons for eight games-but indi-
ns pointed to capacity demands.
Officials today announced a sell
u reserved seats for the first six
i. This is exclusive, however,
1900 unreserved seats in the
hers and upper tier Of the grand
!, which will go on sale each day
vance guards of delegations
all parts of the United States
'anada and outlying points were
nds early today. The influx was
lted to peach its height tonight.
81 n poo newspaper men from
fts of the continent were onI
ID saIply millions Of newspaper
Is fifst hand accounts Of the Sc
a2 hundred additional press
atia11s could not be granted be-
Of the limited facilities.
IhsisA of fair weather, with ideal
sratufes not only for the open
anne. opt probably for the rest
; wesk checkmated any unto
moves of rain.
! above and beyond the cold and
ial facts, the scramble for
and the preparations of the
nl who will start the bleacher-
Vigil tonight in the lee of Coo
Hhlff fans on the highways
yways we're absorbed in the bat
ifs md lands" s"-the pro and
hat wages back and forth over
ierits Of cohtenders. Those who
fed vehemently that the pre-
lating pitching strength of the
ees would be the decisive factor
as e1nphatically answered by
who believed that the hard
Z. anick shrinking and aggres-
Itfaek Of the Giants would over
aila disadvantage on the mound. |
thaf manager had committed |
f p prediction Of victory
hat either John McGraw or Mil
u9s3ns lacks confidence in his |
B1t The fact remains that aft
has been said both clubs are on
en- hasls, with the breaks of the
likely to swing the tide toward
iook for high grade of base
9hIs year than we had year
#e6raw declared. "a year ago !
teams were bit keyed up, and
Z some time for the tension to
This year both have gone
g another pennant-winning
sI1a. and this, added to the ex-
fAky got in the series of
should result in an absence of
g Both should play at their
kNias was outspoken.
{ have q great lot of pitchers"
We have a terrific hitter
9ame, hard-hitting. fight
f''.bNa "a far better team than
- Hants beat last year. We
'lst come out ST the toughest
zzz Vaged for pennant."
IH has been the outstanding
e the world series triumphs
span of two decades. Records
e usual proportion of shut
81 close to a third Of the
zHiIAs with one team score
- the high mark in 1905
Hz Nisnts blanked the Athlet-
z!ztzs to win while the Mack
z||zi 1he shutout table once.
So eight games last year
. u
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in Providence a week ago are enter
tanned here. Aboard the schooner
are Captain and Mrs. F. T. Hardy,
and their guest, Miss Lois Hodgkins,
q Bangor. Maine, soiety girl.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-03

Gibraltar, Oct. 3.--The United
States dreadnaught Utah, with Vice
Admiral A, T. Long, commander-in-
chief of the European station, has ar
rived here. She will await the arriv-
al of the cruiser Pittsburgh to which
the log will be transferred, the Pitts
burgh then becoming the flagship of
the, American naval forces in Euro
pean waters.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-03
Constantine Into Exile

Palermo, Sicily, Oct. 3-Former
King Constantine of Greece, going
into exile after his second abidica-
ton, arrived here this morning on
board the Greek steamship Patria.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-03

Paris, Oct. 3.-A Havas dispatch
from Smyrna, the Turkish national
ist headquarters, says it is announc-
ed the Kemalists have evacuated the
Neutral zone along the straits of the
Dardanelles.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04

iprnd gu nebmen. ST. Moorbeao 1T
tpabren, bas neltlide @ertM IN A1t'
er langit fein Sremolins, itntemalen
ct bereits 6as eine- uno anoerenaal
oils Seltpreoiger auftrat lno ferner IN
Iansit perfloiienen Sabren Die oan.als
iiberaus %Idymierigen 8farrpolten 91l-
tuortb, Goblin unb Sra5ee beriab. Ne'
benbei geiaet, perltebt's AUDI P. 90
NUMB Der 8ioltne unb anoeren multi
falilden Snitrumenten gar ltebl1de
Gone al entloden un0 bulotgt Damn
unb mann Ser eolen Didtfnnlt. =
8eioen bodap. &erren, P. Mlfreo ais
@riur ,lu6 P. @bmunb oils Mtoor-
beob's 8farrer gelte Elm ber5ltd'es 40
mtltos amos! - 8. y.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
a5ier. ionoern aud fernerbin belfel

Iaiien, ionoern aud ferterbin belfe''
miro
Gum sdluB fiist MSgr. @oltbarot
Sic 8itte bin5u, ieinem arnlen Weti.
lionsgebiet bod meiter 8oblmouen
entgegen5nbringen. u8ir iin0 oer
Silfe, idreibt ct n0rtlt6, .oie unS
friiber aus De,1tidlano 5uflob, MIN
boQig beraubt, un6 pen1t ni6t anoere
in sic 10 entitanbene Slide tretea.
miro es uns nidt m0gli6 iein, Die an.
gefanger,en Berfe aufre6t gu erbal.
ten, geidmeige benn nelte gu unter'
nebmen. @ie bitter 6as fir nns Mii'
lionare lit, Sic mir alles geopfert BE-
ben, nm unlterblide 5eelen gu ret
ten, nno sic mir geraOe ieBt 10 bic
tim fonnten, nenr1 nidt ale Wette!
feblten, laBt iib gar nidt lagen. Na,'
los @ertrauen, 0aB Die Collide Nor.
iebung groBmiitige 5eele1 erpefer
miro, sic nns sic @eiterfubr1ng ocs
ongefungenen 8erfes ermogli6er
lperoen, balt uns altfredt.
Mmerifa lit beute Dor aaem berufen
sic Miiiiondre gu unterItiten, uns
Ste Mmerifarer oeutider @ebnrt ooe1
M%bitamm1ng iouten es nls eine bet.
lige 8fli6t betra6ten, ben @lauber1s:
boten hires StammeS ie6e Silfe GIT &c.
wdbren. Die Central Stelle 6es Gen=
trail @ereins, 1886 Weitminiter lila,
&c, ct. 2ouis, 500, itebt nit elmer
groBen Mn5ubl bon MiiiionSbii6ofen
11no &rieitern IN @erbinonng, nno
iibernimn1t ie6e @arantie fir Die it@.
ere Mblieferung Ser @aben. Seoes
Sherflein miro oanfeno a1gerom11en
uno meiterbeforoert. = s. ct. oes
g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
bon Gaulfto11 3urIffebrte, nr1b iein
6aus betreten tponte.

bon 1anlfton 3uridfebrte, nno fem
Sans betreten tpoute.
glnrf. Sri. &attie 8idles, cine
2ebreri1 an Der Neiigen 6odibule.
1T gelegentlib Der gtabtpabl fir BAG
Mmt beg 8~iirgermeilters erpabH mor.
Sen uno bat 5nei mannlid,e @egen.
fanoioaten geidlagen. sie lit ole er-
ite 8ertreterin bes neibltden @e-
fbledts, bic in 5outb Dafota fir 6ns
8urgermeiiternmt ertpGblt tpur6e.
Mobrioge. - Ser TluBfabroienit
iber ben MiHouriflub bel Wobrioge
fir Die fommen6e Gaifon, bat begon-
men. 2arlen & Sagen bonn Gdbrboot
gpelDn, baben lire eriten 6abrten ge.
madt unb betpdltigen Den gar5en
5luBperfebr. @apttdn Carton BON Der
Siioieite : Gdbrte bat e6enfaIs feline
Gabrten begonnen.
Mit6en. - Die S9luBprifungen
Ser geniorflaiie Ser @odi6ule tper6en
fir bie Mitglie6er, mas &leib1tng
anbelangt, feine groBen Soften nit
iid bringen. Sn elmer Beriammlung
baben 6ie Md6den beidloien, 6aB Ell
ne Mrt Uniform getragen tper6en ioa,
Deficient aus elmer ueiBen Wiooie-
8luie, peiBem Nod un6 blauer 8inoe.
9iele Uniform ion nidt alein bel Der
S6luBfeier, ion6ern ou9 bel ben
Observation-Disclosures getragen
meroen. Gs lit bies 6as erite SSabr,
6aB sic Md6den jemals einig tpa-
rem, Elm einfabes &oitiim gu tragen.
"#a #
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VorozDdfotd.

Bismarf. - Die en6gilttge Stqut.
bottom Der @ei6dfte Ser Banf Dor
Mortb Dafota, mel9e nnter Der Nom1.
n~i1trotion ser geonpartiian 2eagne &c.
ariir16et muroe, miro 6ie @erlnite an:
oeqeben tperoen, meientli6 erbobet1
mie Sic bon elmer Gitrma aus ct. Banl
poraenonmene 8u9erreDiiion, oeren
@ehtltat ant Montag in 8tsn1nrd Der.
0ffentlidt tparoe, ergibt Der Beribt
ser bterte un6 leste, mel9er bon Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04

man geneigt %aus5nrnferl tpettn mon.
,beobadtet 1pie 10 piele bereit iinb, gro.
he @aben mad gentral.gurop gelan.
ae,1 5u laiien, mabren0 niemano ct
mas fir Sic geordngten 0eiiitorare
iibriQ au baben ideint. 8ie iebr Die
ie ser &ilfe beourfen, benefit etne
5teae aus einem 5dreiben 0es Mpo-
ltolil6en Brafeften sos. @oltbarot,
3. so. S, aus 8in6boef in Saotpelt-
Mfrifa, elmer ebemaligen oentiden
&olonie.
Ser genannte Miiiionsbii6of oantt
Ser gentral.Stel oes 6. 9. unternl
8. Maira fir cine @abe, moranf er
meiterfabrt: ga Die bieiigen Mt1iio,
men, iomie uniere 56ulen un6 &ran.
fenbauier, infolge oes unieligen &rie,
ges nno ser 8erlulte aus Der gntmer.
t11ng oes 6eutfden @el6es 1T Die
groBte Scot geraten iin6, un0 mir bon
elmer ungebenren Sduloenlait, sic Sic
@lanbiger iebt 5uridfor0ern, beina,
be er0riidt lper6en, batte i6 ale met
ne 8atres nn6 8rii6er 11n6 @briiten
5u elmer Mooene gum g0ttliden Ser
sen SeIu uno gum FL. Soiepb aufge=
foroert, nno sic @abe Sbres nnbefann
ten @obItGters mar uts ser erlte Be=
lpets. 6ab Ser Itebe @ott uns ni6t ber=
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u1innelota

ct. 8aul.- Bor 8unoesri@ter
Sinmann .. Sobnion bon Colt Safe
@itp fano am Montag in ct. Saul
Die 8epeisnabme ltatt in So6en oeS
MntragS bon @iiener5 : @eieqi6often
int 5toat Minneiota auf Mn1teanng
zines 6a11erroen gtnbaltsbefebls,
6ur9 1peld)en 6em Staat berboten
meroen iol, sic @iiener5iteuer eit5u>
sieben. Gin oorldufiger ginbaltsbefeN
mar bonn Bun6esgeri6t IN Du1ltb I'M
ssanuar erloHen por0en. Die Gilen=
er5geleuidaften MAIDEN gefteno, oaB
bas Steuergeieb eegen Die &nnoes<
perfalIung uro gegen Sic Staatsber-
fafi11ng bon Minne1ota peritoBe. 9ie
@teuer NOR bon Der 2egislatur i1
Sabre 1921 ungenommen moroet
uno 1iebt cine iedsproaentiee tSeuer
ouf geforoertes @iiener5 nad Ab5ug
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n%annte oas geplante 81, 0oo,000-Sos>
pita1 fir &riegsinbali0en aus Dem
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troten ant Dien1tag fur5 nad Weittag
Sic geortb Commercial 5tate Banf in
MinneapoliS, i6lugen Den &al1ier be-
finnungslos, fperrten flint Berionen
in's Wep0lbe 11nb entfamen nit 8ar=
qelo un6 @ertpnpieren I'M Mert bon
$4,000 Bis $4,000. = 2ouis 9arriS
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8elik gu boben. gr muroe einem
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ter 8iirgfboft fir oie @roBgeidtpo-
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banptet, friiber elm rDoaar=im<Sobbr"
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Minneapolis Symphonic Ordeiter
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bon Depoiitoren gei9loiien. Nad)
oem Iebte1 8anfberidt batte Die 8anf
am Z. MpriI $455,610 ginlagen, $25,
900 aopital un6 $4,000 ueberidnB.
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onideineno bag pertponIte I'M moro
lidet Miinneiota 1T nnbe GresbD,
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6unb tpur6e nnmtttelbar oitlib bon
ser aenneop-@ rube ouf benz Gigetr.
tum ser Mogerg-Brotpn Ore Gor1pa.
nh qemaM, tpeIde bon Der Steel &
ube COMPANY Of M1nerica fontrol
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items 100000 Gon11er Gr5 gei6dbt
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5uuozDqfotd.

Wnhiion. -Sames @obertion tpu--
|6e BEL ser idbrliden 5tootpabl ME
Ser aum 8iirgermeiiter erpablt. @r
erbielt 900 un6 1ein @egner 9e=
5000 AT @timmen. 0a sic bret
@anoioaten fir Staotfommiliion tel
ne Mebrbeit erbielten, muB etne nod
malige Mbltimmung l%tottfinoen. Sbre
Nornert 1in6 Soc &anfltn, 6. 81: Sas-
fen un0 Oscar Olion. Sic S6llboro-
ausgabe I'M 8etrage bon $4,000 er'
bielt. cine Mebrbeit bon GA Sttr1'
men.
Siour Soils. = George Cyan, Der
am borlebten @amitag lduloig bef1trt.
ben puroe, elmer Seuerberitberings.
geiemi6aft in betrugeriider Mblt9t
falide Mngoben gemadt gu babert,
tuuroe 51 etpei Sabren 3udtbaas ner-
,urteiIt. Cyan mar 6reimal @anoioat
fir 6as Mrnt beg @%oupernel1rs bon
|Soutb Dafoto. Ser ScoH's Dannt
ettpa bier Meilen n0r6lid bon Der
|5toot, Ser felt 8oGen 6urb Die groB-
ten Mnitrenguteen Ser 8eboroen &c.
aen sic in1r1er mieoer anitirnnenoen
11no iteigen6en @oiiermaiien beg 81.
,our- Sluiies gu boItet1 beri,1@t tulroe,
ut gebroden unb Sic Nieoerunger1 nm
sic @tabt fino iiberidtpemnt. Eau.
ieroe bon Mder Sarmlattb ft1o inter
MnIfer, mas sic Sarr1er berbittoert,
lire 5oateu in Sen 8o6en at brtttge1..
uno ,,uerneBliden S@aoen oer'ir.
fabt.
Mberoeen. " 81 Ser an 8. BIB H..
Weoi in Suror itottinbenoen Stnats.
forpention Ser rSoutb Ddfota @etaI
Werdants Ml1ocintiont babea aue gt-
fenbahner, 6eg Stnotes reoaldterte
Sabrprieie betpirligt rnb 5tpor gu u
8reis fiir sic &l1noreiie, tpoo1irb mon
leinen nuBeroroentIib groBen 8ei,i6
Der Ronoention ertpdrtet.
Gaulfto11. - Der 5tuei Meeilet1 BON
bier anIafige Sarrner @iqianr Mo'1.
| roe tp,1roe ON Snnftag ,abe1o erid,ol-
len, nIs ct gerooe nit ieiner 6onntlie
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Ser. Staten &eternmen=
Bureau.

9iitrift go. 10 6es Ser. Staaten
@eteranen=8 ureau fun6igt an bob
am 1. Mai cine &an1pagne gum 3ued
in S5ene geiebt muroe, Die Ser. Staaz
ten &egierung : @erii6erungsideine
bon gr6ienlt : Wdnnern un6 Sra11et1
mieoer in 8eliB 6erielben gebradt nno
iibertragen mer6en. Mnideineno
berridt unter 6ieien fruberen nit benz
Dienite betraut @etpeieneu, meld)e III
re geriiderltng perfanen lieBen, ein
adgemeinen gin6rud> 6aB lie ni9t
LANCER mebr 5u Sem &rioilegium, Ell.
ne @egierungspolice gu befibe1t, be-
re6tiet ieien. 9ies lit aber ourdaus
ni6t Ser Sal. @erii@erung fam gu
irqen6 elmer 3eit Big gum 8. Mar5
1926, gleihDiel pern Die lebte 3ab-
lung gemadt muroe, tpieoer in ben
8efik gebpadt tperoen. 9ie oaetntge
Musnobme bieier @egel liegt in bent
Safe ierer Dor; melde permanent uno
gan5li6 e%ntfrdftet fin6, ODER an ei.
ner @dapd9e leioen, mel9e nibt BON
einem MilitGroienite berleiten. Bte.
tpobl es nidt notpenoig 1T, fid tpie,
ser in BEN 8eiit Ser 8eriiderung big
8um 8. Mar5 1926 gu bringen, gibt
eg biele Borteile, es Dor bie1er 3eH
I'll tun, uno oieier o8rteile tnegen ieBt
sic Megierrng iebt 6ieie @arnpagne I'M
5taate Minneiota, Nortb nno Soutb
Dafota nn6 Montana in S5ene.
Gin Mann, melder ieine Boltee
mabren6 oieier 4auapagne e%rneuert,
miro cine geringere Bramie 511 be5ab-
len baben, als menn er mebrer Sabre
1orntt tpartet. gr miro 5ugleih einetr
acknowledgement a%ufbal1en; uro De1111
er cine b~egren5te 3abtungslopice Bot,
mirO lie friiber 5l1r &eife geoieben
{ein. 3u6em mag es lein, oaB Ntd11'
ner, oie ii6 geg%entpdrtig elmer enten
@elunobeit %erfreuen, einige Sabre lpa
ter bon iebt an tpegen irgeno elmer
|@hmdde, sic ii9 m%ittlerperte m0get1
%auae5ogen baben, ni@t mebr inltaa.
Sc fino, lire @erii&erang gu errle,I,
ern. @ein Morn, rornertlt9 eth 1ol-
der, spelder Mbbdnglinge Fat, lolte
obne 8eriiderung iein, nno M,tBer'
oienitmannern bietet Die 8egier11,1g
sic bette, biligite un6 iiderfte Boltce.
2uoem fon1mt sic &egterrng neblt
elmer iddrbltden Grneuerungs Sern1i11-
gerfiderung nit feds peri9ieoerte1'
@ldnen permanenter @erliderurtgs-
forr,et1 bera,,s. @etpobnlide 2ebei1s-,
atpouaiq uro 6reiBig 3abl-2ebensber-
iiderung, 5pan3ig Sabre lno oreiBig
ssobre @n6opment un6 Gnootpnterf
beirt Sitter bon 60 Sabren. Dtele Ao.
|Iicen be3ieben iid ridt nur bel Strait.
Ioiiafeiit ouf sic idibrlide err1el1er'
MISUNDERSTANDING, ioroertt go.
ben drBer6em Bar. a1,o A~11le1De.sber.
te uro Iaiien observation-disclosures am
l@noe oeg eriten Sobres obne einidrdn
fungen inbe8ug aif @etie ooer ge-
idafig,11tg gu, ,rto fte 1t'1o obet1ore1t1
Rel bon, 8~efteuerung 11r0 bei@ist sc.
aen S~oroerungen Der G%reoitorer. 8u-
ihrifter inbe5ug auf 8esierlt'gS !.
gerfiderur,s pir6 fofortige anfu1erf.
son,feit oeihenft, tper1t an Die Der
iderunss . Mbteilung, U. g. gefe.
rong' gurea,1, aeitb 3Ia5a B,'tlott.g,
MiuneapoIis, Minneiota, ooer on ole
lat. e. @eterurts 8,1reoll Offiees II
Selena, Montard, Sioar SAILS, g.
IS, Sarge, @orb Dafota, 1l1o st.
9oaI, Msinn,, geridtet.