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The Washington herald., 1922-05-20
BOARD OF TRADE
SHADBAKE TODAY

Members of the Board of Trade will
listen to radio concerts while they
sit at dinner this afternoon in the
Casino at Chesapeake Beach enjoying
their twenty-eighth annual shadbake.
The radio apparatus will be installed
this morning.
Another feature of the outing will
be short airplane rides for those at
tending.
Trains will leave the District Line
for the Beach at 1880 a. m. and .
p. m. The last cars will leave Fiji
teenth street and New York avenue
northwest for the District Line at
9:45 a. m, and l:l5 p. m.
Six hundred members Of the Board,
with, 100 prominent officials as their
guests. will make the trip. The pro-
gram will include athletic events
base ball game, music by boys band
of a. pieces. vaudeville entertainment.
sumptuous dinner. and a boardwalk
supper.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20

quor at a single brewing, 10000
gallons OF mash. and 500 gallons
Of liquor were seized by Revenue
ofifcers Green Ruby. stafford. Carr
and Elliott.
Three Arrested, One Eseapes.
Banked along the sides OF the
cave were hundreds of pounds of
sugar and cornmeal. hiding approx
imately 500 glass half,gaIlon con-
tainers.
Three men were arrested and
taken to Baltimore to await trial.
and a fourth escaped and is still
at large. Two OF the men caught
gave their names as John E. Quinn.
Is years old. and Jim johnson. col
ored. 80 years old. A second cap
tive negro refused to disclose his
identity.
Five men were arrested on charge
OF violation OF prohibition laws in
the Washington. Baltimore and
Annapolis Railway terminal at
Twelfth street and New York ave-
nue. northwest.
Alleged Statesmen Arr~sted.
After effecting purchases OF al
legged liquor in the concourse OF
the Gdepot. Detectives Lowry and
Msnsheld arrested the alleged sales
men-Percy Samuel Stewart, col.
ored. % years old. SO7 Second
street southwest. and Andrew Floyd
Allan. colored. 20 years old. Of 81
X street southwest.
Other alleged violators Of liduor
laws arrested were James Henry
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20
GOLF FANATICS"
ARRACNED FOR
CHAOS In Time
Central Citizens Attack
Daylight Savings Plan
50, AS Indefensible.
PEANS FOR JULY 4
Association Names Donovan
: 70 Arrange for City-Wide
+, = Celebration.

DECLARING the present system of
daylight saving a snare and a de-
lusfon." the Central Citizens As
sociation. meeting at the Juvenile
Court. 203 / street northwest. last
aight passed resolutions condemn
ing the regulation and demanding
either return to the regular time
sohfdule or legislation moving
clocks forward. Citizens were
unanimous in condemning the pres
encouragement.
We have a condition of chaos
that is unwarranted." says the
resolution.
Plan for July 4.
Tre resolution terms the present
Arrangement a fad" demanding its
elimination that the people of
Washington be permitted to live
their lives in a normal way and
nor brought to a condition OF con-
fusion that is intolersble and inde-
fensible. golf fanatics to the con-
trary notwithstanding"
Declaring In favor OF a city-wide
celebration of July 4. the associa-
tion- designated Thomas ]. Dono-
van, president of the association.
10 head a committee to formulate
plans for the event. Mr.. Donovan
intends to enlist the interest of
every civic organizatio in Wash
ington. Speakers of national prom
inence will be asked to participate,
Il was stated.
Protest Tax Increase.
II sufficient interest Is manifest
ed. the celebration will be held on
the plaza east of the Capitol. and
President Harding will be invited
to head the list Of speakers.
The association renewed its pro-
test against increase In taxes for
the District Of Columbia. denounc-
ing the pending bill as unfair and
burdensome. Coupled with this
protest was a demand that the
people of Washington be given the
right Of franchise 'in the selec-
ton Of all Offices that are local in
their administration"
President Donovan announced
that the next meeting of the asso-
citation will he held the first Friday
in Octobc-
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20
RIRTHS ANDDEATHS
II REPORTED DIND.C,

White.
oliver OR. and Pearl L. Van ormsn. girl
S nrhsrd A. and Eleanor Kuehn, girl.
samuel and Rose Rsppapprt. boy.
george +. and Nina l.. Taylor. girI
Mathew snd Amalia Benedetta, girl.
frank j and Laura BlodTett boy
hnnter D. and Mabel A. Marshall, rirl.
James E. and Elsie T.. Wilson. girl.
and Agnes l. Drechsler. boy.
Francis B. and Ida NJ Hughes girl
Ernest 7. and Lucille Ba-co, boy
James R, and Elsie s. Dawson. pIrI
John ]. and Minnie e. Robinson, girl.
T. Duval and Zella Bromley. boy.
James c. and Alena Clubb, girl
Colored.
Herbert W. and Lille r. Brown hov
Jarrett {. and Ruby Brooks, boy.
clarence and Annie Akers, giri
John and Sadie Fountain, hoy.
george Z. and Louise Bryscn, boy.
White.
william i Bowles, 50 years, Little Sis
tiers Of the Poor
George P. Meyers. II. HomeopathIc Hospt
Julia Brooks. 81. st. NV.
Laura Haskell, 88. sibIey Hosot.
Robert II. Owens. So 421 E st. ne.
HoratiO Gates Reed. "a, 1884 Monroe ne.
Cora Bigoness LeitEell, So, 1921 3sth st.
Frederick T. Hart. %. 4s1 9Th st. nj.
caroline =. Grillet. 66 IO7 AZ St NV
MARION L. Pace, IS, Walter Reed, Hospt
Rose B. Blair. 81, 1443 Belmont 81, NV.
Colored. Y Fl.
Henrietta Carpenter, II, ST. Eli,abeSb's
Hospt
Hester NJ. LomaI, Al s510 n II. NV.
samuel James. Is, Georgetown Hospt.
Corneha Nichols. 10. 38ls n st NV
Lucille Jennie Wood, "a hours, Columbia
Hospt
Infant Of Rudolph and Susie Hurd. 8 day,
2029 1st st. sw. -
Hospt. N
Hospt '1'A
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20

HlgheSt, 30 ueSrees' iO"ose' 10
degrees.
Relative Humidity-s a. m, 10
per cent;'2 p. m. Al per cent;
T. m. ~ per cent.
Rainfall (S p. m. to s p. m), .O7
inch.
Hours of sunshine 10.6.
Per cent Of possible sunshine, "a.
Departures From Normal.
Accumulated excess Of tempers-
ture since January l. 1922, $50 de-
grees.
Excess OF temperature since May
!. 1922. rs degrees.
Accumulated excess OF precipita-
tion since January l. 1929, LIS
inches.
Excess of precipitation since May
l. 1922, 40 inches.
Temperatures Same Date Last
Year-Highest, 7s degrees: lowest.
SO degrees.
Tidal Changes.
High tide 3:l4 a. m. and 3:3l
Low tide 1852 a. m. and 1908
p. m.
Sun rises 4:52 a. m. sets 7:17
p. m.
Moon rises 1894 a. M, sets 1872
p. m.
River Conditions.
Potomac and Shenandoah rivers
both muddy at Harpers Ferry yes
terday afternoon.
Forecast of Flying weather.
Washington to Long Island and
Norfolk-Partly cloudy; low clouds:
fresh southwest and west winds up
to 1000 feet and strong southwest
winds at 5000 feet.
Washington to Dayton-Cloudy to
partly cloudy; low clouds; moderate
to fresh southwest and west winds
up to 1000 feet and strong south
west and west winds at 5000 feet.
Other Temperatures.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20
Gives Roses to Memorial Fund

FIVE dollars in cash and a bunch OF
american Beauty roses from Carl
herman Braatz. former employe Of
the late George Bancroft, historian
ara originator of the American
Beauty. formed an interesting dona-
tion Yesterday to the George Wash
ington Memorial fund. Braatz said
he could not withhold his share,
winch was part of Bancrofts legacy
70 him. especially when the memorial
Is to be erected on the spot where
ne oade his employer farewell, the
site OF the old Pennsylvania station.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20
AGENTS
seize HUGE STILL
NEAR MARLBORO
Outfit With 1,000-Gal.
lon Capacity Captured
With Three Men.
SECRETED IN CAVE
Five Are Arrested on Liquor
Charges in w. B. & A.
Railway Terminal.

revenue agents captured one OF
tne largest moonshine stills seen
SINCE prohib b'tion's birth In a cave,
h'aoen on all sides by a mile and
half OF forests. near Croome. Md.
twenty-five miles from Washington
ana SIX miles from Marlboro, Md.
last night. '''
A still' said to he capable Of
turning out 1000 gallons of corn
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20
DEATHS

AJoR-On "Wednesday. May II. 1922. at
p; m. at her late residence. 1915
SiIth street northwest. MARY ELIZA
BETH, beloved wife Of Robert z. Major.
and mother of Mrs. John McBeth, Frank
Locraft. Robert J. and John r.
Major and sister Of Thomas II. Hall,
ST., and William J. Hall.
Funeral Saturday morning $50 O'Clock
thence TO st. Pau's Catholic Church,
Fifteenth and ' streets northwest,
where requiem mass will be sung at 10
O'Clock. lnterment Mount Olivet Gene
terry. Relatives and friends invited.
oOa
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20
Beats Board Bill; Jailed.

Henri Stard. alias Henry Stewart,
who jumped a board pill. removing
MS baggage from the boarding house
1t PHI K street northwest on March
"a while still owing Mary Coquier.
The landlady. S16. was sentenced to
80 days in jail yesterday by Judge
in Police Court.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20

Carroll. colored. IS years old. 1908
wyiie street northeast: Francis NJ.
Mccormick, 80 years old. s47 South
Carolina avenue southeast. and
James Nalley. alias John Thomas
Neal. % years old. 1918 N street
northwest. All were released on
bonds of $500 each.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20

wANTED-Room for $500 per
month; board at AZ
per week. without
lunches, lunches. 81 1.Gs
per week,
by q woman on her feet eight hours
day I'm n department. store, pre-
senting n courteous and Intelligent
interest In customers, and with n
dependent mother to support.
please, Miss Smith, won't you
tell us where we can find them?''
asked a chorus OF women at a mass
meeting called by the Minimum
Wage Board at the District Build
ing last night.
Miss Ethel NJ. Smith. member of
the board was forced to admit she
knew Of only one such place IN the
city. That one place. apparently,
fixed the figure apportioned TO those
items In the budget which the Mini
mum Wage Board indorsed in 1919
by accepting it as the raison- DEERE
of the sl6.50 minimum wage 1t set
at that time.
Would Reopen Problem.
The Merchants and Manufacturers
Association has requested that the
minimum wage problem be reopened
by conference similar. TO that held
in 1913. Women from the department
stores of the city gatherd to elect
representatives to the conference
and to express their opinions last
night.
Dissatisfied with the existing min
imum, the association hopes to re-
duce 1t by this conference and to
lengthen the period OF learning, "
during which the minimum is not
enforced. beyond the seven months
row ordered.
The 1919 Budget.
The following is the'budget adopt
ed in 1919 for the wage Garner sub
slstlng on the minimum. which the
association is trying to reduce. Her
number is legion.
Room and hoard twitbout Iupchl
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20
Children in May Festival.

The annual May prccession o. The
children Of Holy Trinity parish WI
take place tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock. More than 500 VIII psrtiei-
nate. Miss Frances Sheeie viii be
Queen OF the May. Coronation cere-
monies win be held In the church
following the procession.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20
THE WEATHER
Forecast for Today and Tomorrow,

For the District
OF Columbia and
Maryland, gener-
ally fair today
a n d tomorrow I;
not much change
in temperature;
moderate to frezh
southwest a n d
west winds.
For Virginia.
generally fair to-
day and tomor-
row; little change
in temperature:
fresh southwest
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02
@rdberi6ntii idu,tgstas.

nnfreunoliAes, falteS s8etter be-
ieintrd6ttgte :bte., Setter Beg @rdberz
ii1madnngStageS un0 Derbinberte piele
Der. alten Beteranen uno anoere, Ste
eS itb 1onlt 11ie 1lebmen laiien, a1t
ibieier Setter teil5nnebn1en, bte1eS. W}al
iberlelben betSnpobnen. Grot, beg !: IN. z .
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|9 llbr Sic parabe na6 benz S TriebDofe'
in 8emegung angefiibrt BON Der Sotz
Imeilter -&dpelle. Damn folgte bie
I9a11pagnie uN", sic 8eteranerl oes
n, qsrfrieges, bie Da1ne11 be8 5eder
IGircle, Sic Nn1eriean 2egton, Sdnlz
IIfinber n11o Bnrgs 8atterte. Nnf oe111
EIriebbpfe ip1r6e oaS porberei=
'fete YrQgrd11l11l llnged6tet beS thinner
iftdrfer tperbenoenNe blr6gefIbrt,
sllfto .5tpar er1ffnete poiDar0 Go9eI
Init c2incoln's 8 9peed dt @etfASburg
,6asielbe, bierauf folgtes cine engli iIde
,Mniprabs BON 6err1 Sop, streiBz
Iqutb dn6 eine .iol6 etlt beltiA r5prade
|pon Serr1t Capt. @teinbau ier. Der
|sSefer Circle i6lob. It'd nit einem Sc
/ lang bieieli Nn{prader al ilrlo ete
/ ISofnteifer &dpen folgte NIT eirel
MeuItt Ittffnin miner. Na6 56lnb .bs1
Setter iparell bte geteranens nno amber,
/ @d{te beS, Seder Circles Sit ber ar:
morn, no fir alle Eetlnebmer etl
'9nn9 feroiert nurbe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02
5nnipr seipnierz gan5 III Der Mr1nprg

l1m Sen Gpn68 3ur 8elreitllng Der
ll1nfoften fir BE Beier beS, ie63igiten
sSabreBtage8 beS SnbtaneranfitanoeS
3i1 'pergr5berlt, lptr0 baS NuSfdube.
f&p1nitee aln Hftngftmontag, ben s..
STUNT etnen IQit5 tr,ber Nrinorn berz
.artfalten. Se6ert1,a1l1t 1T li6 .6ar@
itber eii11ig, baB ba8 Setflfebrfef i'm
NnsuH SEEM: l1lm's gr0Bte oieSidbrige
Beier ieirl ipir6.- I'm 6ieieS4 4TeT ,aber
til grobem unlfange abbalte1t al fS1lz
'nelL ntro Diel @el0 bel6tigt pbne
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|.be bie Setter einfd6 inS Wailer falkn::
|'glle 3liebenoen follten 311dAlten
Montag, T s. Stunt, ia ser Nsnnor1. 1.ers
Ef1ei1ers, Der Grtrag tpirb yfiir einer
|guten e3ned Derpar6t tperoen. ST
Latitude, baB bus beltebte Orient
/ F0rdeiter fitr bieie @elege1lbeit se=
| |fi9ert, tperben fonnte,s biirgtd oafar
l6ab Sic Gan5mniif eritflqiitg ieia
Intr0. sis sl
& ~, T.. rs I 4
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02
Sofnteiiter 1piro 9fei'
Mlnt perlaien
@ebt nad) @pringfielb+ @iro Set
ter Ser Drpbens &apelle. @ar
bier rs Sabre Wuiifmeiiter.

Gapt. Solepb 9ofmeilter, Setter
Der friiberen speiten Negtlnent8=
&apelle nrb iebigen Sofmetiter< &az
Epene,- ser felt l1ngefdbr 25 Sabren
in u1l1erer 5tabt al8 Nfnitf n1etiter,
Dirfte, >pirb gfep lllm perlailen,
Innb BEN Soften, bes Settlers Der
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|.tdrs s&apene, &en11trt8 nebme1t, bat
lbo6 lebterere u1lter ietrer bendbuz
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/ ggte 6err Sofmeiter iagt, miro
Hes +tbm ni6t let@t, Seem Mm gu
er bat oie 9tabt, bte
|j2eute 1tno 1i6t gum n,inoelten ietne
lRapelle unba, bere1t Mitglieher I'M
fQaufe ser Sabre aufri6tig ltebge<
|ponner, BOD. netnt er, bab eth
Iieoer aud etlpas fiir ii6 ielbit 1orz
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lgllter 1tebt, no nan baS 9ebe11 and)
|ein merig bon Ser praftil6en 9eite
Eameben nnub, tpe1tn man fiir baa
g8obl leiner Tainilie iorsetr fptll,
iOaSs Tim BON @prtrgftel0 gema6te
Mnaebot mar pefrridr etn 10 siin=
itiaeS, bab er ii9 etrrfa6 ge5iD1n9er
Has, baSielbe arl5nnebme11, beionoera
| tba hermit Sic 9l1lltelll1ng mettere1
.sO}itQlieber ieirler Samilie tn 6e1
|Orpbeu8z &opelle perbn11De1t TT.
Capt Sofn1etfer fablt, bab er lan9e
oennq ser Wenlif mir aug 9tebe
5ur s&unlt gebient babe, obne 11e11=
nen8merte finansielle sGrfolge per-
aeidnen au fDnner, ltn6 bat auS ben
@runoe baS Nngehpt aus Sprtnsa
ftelb a11genDmmen.
Serr Sofneilter beabii6ttgt, btelt
ggode mad @prinsftelo iiber5n(ie:
beln, um sort {einen neuen Softer
anautreten. Mtt ibm meroen 5 Jet:
ner @bbne In sic Srpbensz@apell
eintrete1l, benen alle CUTE Nnltel:
Iunoe11 bon BEN Sprtngfielo 9e;
| l1ddftSleuten perlpro6ens fpnroe1,
@S 1T auberoroenfli6 beSanerli6
loab mon ni6t friber IN Stem laln
(erfannte, 1pa8 fir, eine Stiibe na1
4 In Gapt. Sofmeiiter batte, nno oat
]ibm ni6t frlb genlg befrtebtge,1hlo' {, =
/ gori1ldge gelna6t tporoe11 1tno
lfooaf, er 111rb ietre 2eiltl1ngen lr1S er
4 lbalten >poroe11 ipdren. Stem Yin
fbeoauert1 aufrtdtig ieim y96eibe1
|pon bier, fpiinf6t ibm ieood allel
j @ute nrb re6t ni1en Grfolg u
\ |5eine M t1euen Nrbeits{elb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02

Serr lnb 6ran Metnrab 0er<
,ner BON 2an1berto1l netlten an Weonz
taa aus Be(u9 BET Germ nnb Brau
Mnnlt Dabl.. 9te befan0en fi6 atf
Ser Seinlreile bon WtnneapoliS, 400
lie syreunbe1l l11lb geripanbten 8ez
iu9e abgeitattet batten.
Serr 1lti1ro sruu 9. g. Mlssi Mlls
BON Wbite Mater, 8tsc. fitno gut
i3eit @d1te bet Serrn uno 6ran
lOr. 8illian1 TrttfM. 9tc trafer
bier. AM s@amstag ein u1lb beab=
|siihfigen siii9 fir bie Daner etnel
I@ohe bter auf5ubalten. n
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02
!. .8MutDurlfaa.

Qehten @o1lntagna6mi rannte
Sic BON 5ern1. Song geei9nete GbeDz
irolet Gar NIT -ben. Bntdmagen BON
aDr. @n1tl .Mneller an Ser &reu5ilRg
SET Minneiota n1o Griten Moro @5traz
1ke .au1an11nen, @lndlider erneiie fubr
Dr. Mueller lebr langlam, iobab ein
Qr6berer l1nfan berbiitety ipnr0e. glnS
SCI Bong, Gar ipurbe eine @5pei6e aus
44brpden babnr9, bab ein 9interrao
HIS, III ether yeber Der 8nid SAT per-
Ifiua, GS .tplrbe ntenan6 Derlett,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02
Mabe6l1 40 &a1lDl|ilz j
bate;1ltl fiir Ae1ltter
SIN @an5en meioen I'D 80 &anbi=
oaten fiir GDn1tDi Nenttef+ 9rei
pbne irgenb1pelhe DppDiitiDn.
@iele tppllea GpuntD &DmmiiiGr
tueroetl.

Montag mar Ser lebte Sag, on tpel=
dem 1i6 sic @anbioatet1 fir sic ber=
fd6iebenen Memter IN Der Brt1ndrlndDl
am 19. Stunt tnel0en fonnten. an=
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mtlidr, Sbertff 11n6 Negiiter Of DEEDS,
Sanptld6lt6 fiir ben 3, nnb 4. Gpm=
nltlldr6titrtft baben lt6 eine gan5e
Mn3ab1 8enerber genteloet.
Nne iebtgen Snbaber BON Gountn=
Nen1tern, baben fid CUR 8ieoerlpabl
gen1eloet; BON bteien baben mir 'bfei
|feine Oppolitior1. DteieS itn0: Gounz
tp=Mu6itor 2outS g. 8ogel, Ger Dem
@ountp felt a1lndberit0 26 Sabren gez
oient bat, @ert6tsf6retber Garf B.
Man6erfelo unb Coroner Dr. o.. S,
Retnefe. " s: . ,.s-.
Die pollitdnbige 9iite Der &anbioa=
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|Il1lm.
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SO. Sobnion, 9afe, Sansfa.
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| ibtp; Dan. S. Medlenbers, @ilig; sos
q. Eauer, SEEM lllm.
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lIotpnibtp.
/ Nepreientatipe beS IA. 9titrtft8
|2ouiS @pelbrinf, Mtlforb Iomnlbip
l@eorge 8erfner, 5leepp @pe.
I Coroner Dr. 8. S. @einefe,, glet
l11Im1. e.s
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02
Nsp l1ln Ninneeta 6reitag ben 3. Stunt 1922.

E&ontnillioa beitpobnen io1l. Dteier
s8ori6fag ipnrbe angenomn1en.
Brditbent 8nenger md6te befannt;
bab er etne tueitere Beriamnlnng etrlz
berufe11 tpiirbe, fobalb bie s3ei6nnngert
fir 6en porgef6lage1en Damm pollz
.itdnoig ieien. @err 8nenger mtro
bann au6 befannt geben, tper Die
&on1itee n1itglteber fein iollen, bic Stem
lltm BET 3uiamntenfiinften llnb Scr
'1ammlllngen 0er 8eb6roe 5ll bertreten
babe11 tper0en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02
@rnit Bfeiffer, Der por et1lerr

Z Grnf Bfeiffer, ber por let1ler !
Neibe bon Sabre1l Stem i1fm BnletE
iagte, lit ,a11fa1lgs Der 8Dde bter !;
5u 8ein6 etngetroffen nno miro itd1
bier mebrere Bo6en al1fbalte11 uni
alte 6rennoihaften tpteoer auf5u1
fri1den. Mie Ser @rnlt fagt, gebf
es5 ibm iebr gut. ST ppbnt ieRt,
i11 0afla11b; @alifornien nnp arbeiz|
tet anf feinem aften @efbdfB, baa er,
lbnn III Deuti61anb ler1lte 1lnoI
3lpar als Doltrer BON Htano8. ssfi,i
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02
9fener @rpcerDlaoe1t
fir Me,p l1lu1
@eute erDff1et Die Guniumers
@bpleiale Suppip Gp. ibr &c
idlaft i'm &ebnfe, @eihdfts=
bind, s.. gS4 9iett Wtarager
ber1elber1. @e6iter 2aoen Der
@eielidaft. -33to ' .S

prdlioent g. so. CONTAINS Der
IGonlunterS @poleiale .9uppln @o.
Ibte an grettag, ben 2: Stunt. TN
IBebnfe @eba11be $50. Is geoo Wdn=
|neiota 9frabe etnen 2dben erDffnen
llpirb, meilte pergau9e11e 8o9e bier
II1lno lpar iebr 5ufrteben NIT ben
lin Mu8ii6t itebenoen 0elhdttS.
|.n1qlidfeiten. Ser 1eue Mandger,
|M. S. zDieb, ein resiamer 1lno err
Ifabrener illnger Mann BON Wdnrez
opolis atraf. ebe1lfanS lebte 8ode
(bier. ein, llr1o Ser @ensralman
I(yielo. U}anager) IS. S.. Enrner
|Don 2aGro1e n11o MnneapoltS per.
bra6te ntebrere Gage bier, UNI 1s'1 sbe1
| Ser Ginri6tung beS$ @el6aftS na9 .
|bem Me6teni 3u iebe11. : /
I Dteies bier 5lr eroHne11oe 0ez
l16dft 1T baS ie6ite tn etner &edIe
bon 2dben, bic oben gena11lter '9e
lienldaft seb6ren. Die fiinf .o11oe>
rem befinoe11 ii6 IN MtnneapoltS
lTaribault, Neb @ing, 9ttupater
nnb st. Glono. Braiioent gonz
| .itans perSanft bte @rfol9e ietner
@e1ddfte ben1 l1nIta11be, oaB e1
leinen aunben Ben: gr0btm0gi6er
Wert fir ben 3fallfenoen Dola1
perabreidt. aDte @eienl6aft -perz
|fiiot siiber einen groben Tal1n tn BET
Nren+ g}nrthern sgHarehD11ie Cont
panp In MinneapoliS, no alle @tn=
fdufe fir bic adben gema6t lperz
Ben; 1ie belorgt au6 ibre sGngrobz
|einfdrfe tn. Sen; @6peiteritdbten,
Serr gonitans itebt an6 BARN
einen 0orteil fiir bas erfolgretde
Mrbetten ietner @eieni6aft, bab bte<
Ife qrobe ,@infdnfe ihneQ 1trb nttt
geringent profit llpieber abiett,
| Serr @onltans glaubtt au@ anl ote
8irflanfett BON uNopertiiinsn 1lno
bebauptet, bab erfolgret6er 9anoe1
qlei6bebentenb nit reeller 1lro ebrz
i. itder Bebiem1ng beS Bnbltfrn1S lit.
Iortldrittft6es u@tore &eeptrgg"
metrt, bab Ser &aufmann ,ebenio=
tpobl ietn Gei6dft, ais an6 bte
! eynterellen leiner &unol ol6aft mab=
i rem mnb nrro. oab eine g1et6mdbtq
|#Qnte Qualitdt Mdre etngefa1ft ntrb,
Sic 5u lo19en 8reilen perfanft foer=
|ben fann bab bte &dnfer IT'D bet
1 lantaBt leben tire @tnfdnfe an
/ '|Nake 3n beiorger1,s
f S. IS. Dteh, Der neue Managel
beS bieiigen Betriebes' perflgt ssube1
Igrobe @e1ddftserfabrung 4 nnb- sti
,1iebr forti6rittlt6 9eitnnt {eoaf
ipobl fet1 3Weifel bGrlber berr=
4 16en fann, 6aB li6 !, bte1e8 nsut
I llnternebn1en 'unter ietuer 2ettunl
I 3ur Bliite efttptdeln tptrb. s..
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02
3enheiter dnbert Benanis.

|; Ser SAT- BON @taat Minnelota
9egen Sobn Mc@niggan lplrbe lo5ns
.iagen abge etpieien. Me@niggan itano
|unter ser Mlflage 5000 Der SarI1erS
|s@tate Banf bon COTTON llnterf6 6fage1l
All babe11. Sin gentHer Ser Yens
better bate nnfer gtb Dor ben 0roBs
gelebporene11 ll1to aud 5u peri6ieoenle i
a1lberen Malelt auSgeiagt, baB er
|flr SEN 5000 Sanome6lel be1t er ber
|8anf gab 1tie ettDaS befomme11 ) babe. e.
Nuf baS bin erfolgte bte N11tlagee.
gllS Serr Yenbetter al1f benz s9e1ge1rlt~
1tqrlb mar, gab er gang anoereS sSs1tgz g
niS az, @r CUB sl1 bub.er 6ieies 9ela y
|fiir Mc@nigga11 auf Der Bdnf' borgte
l1no SAT- WSc@niggan ib1m ietne etgene
9fote fir 6ieie 5unlr11e CAB. Mad
ietner io16en Grftdrnng tpar per 5taaltt
ntdt III SET, Gage c@niggun ber h1ta
terl6lagnng 3l1 iiberfiibref1 nrb etuee
gbtpeilulg 2ber &lage erfQlgtee lt =
bieier &ldge ttdr SET Rrinltnals &dz
llenber erlebigt nit 2lnSnabnle beg
|s5allB gegen. 8foncion oer belte itatt= M +
lIfth6en ioll, s. ). uenn MON bes IN
Igeflagten babbaft piro. .5,.,.
Nsielsers 8 pulb 8rp5eks Z
g)eof1tag aano so Nl}iifftno6 ipllroe 6e1
llDroaeb bon g9eo. eelserE gegett ,,SsSaa
i}G Esnn( s tr1tab sen See eiD a aln1eT IS ur1t