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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-01
URGES SUNDAY GOLFERS
NOT TO KEEP CADDIES
AWAY FROM CHURCH

By the Associated Press.
OMAHA, Neb., March 1.-Men
who play golf Sundays have no
right to employ boy caddies Sum-
day mornings. because it keeps
the youths out of Sunday school,
Bishop Z. v. Shayler of the Epis-
copal Church of Chicago told the
public affairs committee of the
Omaha Chamber of Commerce in
an address yesterday.
The man who plays golf Sun
day is not only desecrating the
Sabbath himself, but he is COM
miting a sin for which he will
nave to answer some day If he
keeps a boy out of Sunday school,"
he said. Il like golf myself, but
not to the extent of keeping some
one away from church," he added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-01
SENATOR ALBERTIN1 BETTER.

PARIS. March SENATOR Luigi
Albertini, one of the Italian dele
gates to the Washington conference
who suffered an attack of rheumatic
fever on board the steamship Paris
on his way, from America. was much
improved today. His physicians an
nounced he would be able to resume
his journey to Italy within few
days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-01
ARRESTED WITH PAY ROLL

WORCESTER, Mass. March L.
Roger Coulthurst, a bookkeeper at
the Hotel Touraine, Boston. who dis
appeared with the weekly pay roll, Of
the hotel yesterday. was arrested here
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-01
F. E. Scobey, Texas, Nominated to
Succeed Baker.

=. r.. scObey Of Texas was nomi-
mated this afternoon by President
Harding to be director Of the mint,
to succeed Raymond Baker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-01
YAP TRAETY RATIFIED.
Approved by Senate, 67 to 22,
Without Reservation.

The Yap treaty was ratified
without reservations or
amendments at $3.50 pm. to-
day by the Senate.
The vote for ratification
was 81 to n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-01
IL BROKERS INDICTED.
Additional Firms Named for Ir.
regularities on Market.

NEW YORK, March Twelve more
stock brokers were indicted by a su-
preme court grand jury today for ir-
regularities disclosed in District At
torney Banton's investigation Of
bucket shopping, which followed fail
,ure of a number Of brokerage firms.
Names of the defendants were with
hs1d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-01
WEATHER.

Snow or rain, probably mixed with
sleet, tonight and tomorrow; slightly
warmer tomorrow; lowest tempera-
ture tonight about % degrees. Tenn
perature for twenty-four hours end
ed at pm. today: Highest, Al, at 2
pm. yesterday; lowest. "a, at noon
today. Full report on page z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-01

The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to
the use for republication of all news dispa tches
credited to It not otherwise credited IN this
paper and also the LEGAL news published herein
All rights Of publication Of special
disps tches herein are also reserved.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-18

reward for having his name drawn
from the box for the attendance
prize, the first time a member has
received this reward for being pres
ent. Arrangements were made for a
big class initiation to be held
Thursday night, December 2S, when
state and county officers will be pres
ent.
Mrs. William G. Crosby, of Rail-
road avenue, will be the hostess 10
the members of Alice Union, Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union
to be held at the Crosby home to-
morrow night, commencing at s
o'clock. Mrs. George Kennedy will
be in charge of the devotional part
of the program; Mrs. Frank Jen-
nings has arranged the musical
portion and Mrs. Frank NJ. Denton
will read a Christmas story. Mrs.
Condit M. Dawson and Mrs. Mary
Mcdonald will give a duet, and Mrs.
Cleveland WINS will close the meet
ing with a recitation. Following
the business portion of the meeting
Mrs. Crosby will entertain during
the social hour.
Pride of Mechanics Home Council
Sons and Daughters Of Liberty will
meet tonight in their rooms over
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-18

popular demand by the large num-
Der of their friends who were their
guests on Friday night. December
s. The next dance will be held in
Lange's hall on Tuesday night,
December 60. Snyder's orchestra
OF Manasquan, will furnish the
music.
Members of the Fidelity Lodge,
Independent Order Odd Fellows of
J~amesburg, seem to be unusual lon
gevity as members of the local or
der. Three more members became
fifty-year honor members only We
Gently: Worthington J. Nickel. of
Point Pleasant, deceased last week;
Charles e. Paxton, of Asbury Park,
and Matthew Rue, of Red Bank.
The latter two have made request
for their honor buttons and their
request will be complied with.
Daphne Council, Royal Arcanum,
have hit the right chord in their
efforts to stimulate attendance at
their meetings. At their last meet
ing more than twenty-five members
were present, some of whom had
not been present in some months.
One in particular, William c. Cros-
by, was rewarded with a five dollar
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-18

Mr.. and Mrs. George Stewart. ot
Monmouth Junction scens Saturday
afternoon at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Smith. OF Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wtilman
were New Brunswick shoppers Sat
.urday night.
Mrs. Charles Smith was an out of
town visitor Saturday. Z
Among the Perth Amboy shoppers
from Old Bridge, Saturday afght
were: Mr.. and Mrs. e. Van Ansdale.
Mrs. William Apologize and son Ar
mold, Margaret Andrews. Halle Rog-
ers, Blanche Yates, Miss Katherine
Krebs, Mrs. julius Krebs. Mrs. Roo
ert Benson, Mrs. James Yates, MI
and Mrs. William Culver and Mrs
Ross Hillyer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-18

They pushed up and made landing
on the banks OF a small stream.
This stream, Ezram knew, was
Poor Mans Creek, the stream OF
which his brother had written and
which they must ascend to reach
Spruce Pass. Only five miles dis
tant, in a quartering direction from
the river, was Snowy Gulch, the vii
lage where they were to secure sup
plies and, from Steve Morris, the
late Hiram's gun and his pet, Fen
ris.
Before they were fully unpacked
they made out the figure of a mid
d1eaged frontiersman, his. back
loaded, advancing UP the road
toward them.
"Howdy," Ezram began pleas
antly.
"Howdy." the stranger replied.
How was goin'?"
ooh, good enough
Come all the way from Salts
ville?"
CONTINUED in Our Next Issue)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-18

to leap, as in one impulse to the
truth. Suddenly he knew the an
swer to all the questions and PROB
lens that had troubled him SO long
He sprang up, his eyes blazing.
Il remember everything" an in
audible voice spoke within MN.
Then he whispered, tervently, to his
familiar wilds, and L have come
home"
CHAPTER "
A Bolt From the Blue
Everything was as it should be,
as he and Ezram made the camp.
ITS all come clear again. ne
told Ezram. He remembered now
that Ezram had always been the
most intimate friend of his own
family; a spry old godfather to him
self and young sister. a boon com
panion to his once successful rival,
Ren's father. Ben did not wonder
now at his own perplexity when
Forest had spoken OF "Wolf" Darby.
That was his W name known
throughout hundreds o. square
miles of forest and in dozens of lit
tie river hamlets in an eastern
province.
The journey ended at last. They
saw the white peak they had beer
told to watch for, and soon after
they came to a green bank from
which the forest had been u away.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-18
OLD BRIDGE

The Old Bridge NJ. E. church will
hold a hot roast beef dinner in the
social hall tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Roller and
daughter spent the weekend at the
home of Harvey Irving at Marlbor-
ough.
Mrs. Celia Hillyer and son. Nor
man, in company with Mrs. Robert
Benson spent the weekend with rel
atives in Midtown.
M. Anderson, of Brooklyn, visited
his family here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hendrickson
were New Brunswick shoppers Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Benson spent
Sunday with Mrs. Murray Schnuck
at Cheesequake.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-18

the postofice. Nomination for Of
ficers for the ensuing term is in or
Ter and all are urged to be present.
G. J. Fillhower and Sons, Walter
and Howard Fillhower spent Satur
day In Newark.
Harold Flumerfe1t and family
spent Saturday in Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-18
JAM ESBURG

The Misses Gertrude and Elsa NJ
Lange have arranged to hold an
other select dance, owing to the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-18
GO ON WITH THE STORY

III OIN WILL tAAD 5&OAs
Ray Brent's voice had an unde-
htabls ring of power. 1t was deeply
bass, evidently the voice of a pas
sionate, reckless, brutal man.
The man fell in beside her, his
powerful frame overshadowing hers
you're just letting me because I'm
going up there anyway, chg he
asked.
The girl paused, as if in appeal.
fray, we've thrashed that out long
ego,'' she responded. Il wish you
wouldn't keep talking about it. II
you want to walk with me-
"All right, but you'll be changing
your mind one of these days" Ray S
voice rang in the silence indicating
utter difference to the fact that
many of the loungers on the street
were listening to the little scene.
They followed the board sidewalk
into the shadows, finally turning in
at a ramshackle, three room house.
The girl turned to go in. but the
man held fast to her arm. wait
just a minute, Bee," he urged. I've
go one thing more to say to you"
when I want something, l don't
know how to quit till l get it. It's
part of my nature. Your pop knows
that-and that's why he's made me
his pardner in a big deal"
The strong man gets what he
wants-and l wan you. And Ill
get you, too-just like L get this
kiss"
But she was a northern girl,
trained to self defense. As he freed
her. her strong slender arm swung
put and up-with really starting
force.
'You little-devil,"
The tempest OF the forest was up
on her, and her eyes blazed as she
FASTENED around the house.
CHAPTER III
Beatrice Nelson's Faith
Jeffery Nelson and Chan Hem
lnway were already in session when
Ray Brent his face flushed and his
.eyes still angry and red, Joined
them. Nelson was a tall, gaunt
nYan well past fifty-from his man
uer evidently the leader of the three.
He had heavy, grizzled brows and
rather quiet eyes. Notorious as re
was through the northern provinces
he was infinitely to be preferred
to Chan Heminway, VINO sat at his
left, who "a weaker man than either
Ray or Nelson was simply a tool
In the latter's hand.
where's Beatrice" Nelson ask
ed at once II thought l heard her
Ray searched for a reply and in
the silence all three heard the girl 5
tread as she went around the house.
s'She's going in the back door.
Likely he didn't want tc disturb
us"
Ray looked up to find Nelson's
eyes firmly fixed on his face. Try
hard as he might he couldn't re-
strain a surge of color in his cheeks.
Yes, and what's the rest of it?'
Nelson asked.
"Nothing-I know Of
you've got some white marks on
your cheeks-where it amt red.
The kid can slap, can't She
Ray flushed deeper, but the lines
of Nelson's face began to deepen
and draw. Then his voice broke in a
great, heavy chuckle.
Cool down, boy-wait till you
hear everything I've got to tell you.
and you'll feel better. OF course
Tou know what it's about"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-18
BEGIN HERE TODAY

BEN darcy, a prisoner, is ex-
amined in the presence of
GOVERNOR MCNAMARA by a ia
nous .alienist named
FOREST. The governor is cor
WINGED that the convict IS a VIC
tim of amnesia and paroles OAR
by to
EZRA MELVILLE, an old friend OF
the prisoner. The two men jour
ney to Seattle where Melville
unfolds his plans to Ben and
shows him a letter from his
brother,
HIRAM MELVILLE, written on
the latter's death bed. The letter
stated that while prospecting
near the Yuga river he had come
upon a pocket worth nearly q
quarter of a million dollars.
Hiram begged that his brother
come Immediately and take pos
session of the claim the only con-
dition being that Ezra should
care for his pet, Ferris. Melville
offers Ben a free partnership and
Ben accepts with deepest grltt
tude. Ray Brent is in love with
Beatrice. He meets her in front
of a hotel and offers to escort
her home.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01
etpa bnnbert 9ailasiere an 8oro &C.
nommer merbe11 f0nnen, In 5lDetsinz
bolb Iager1 BON 0euti6lano bis nod
Stem BORT faDren f0n1lten.

SIN fanften @eft oeS nGbeinii6en
Geobadters" ftnben wir eiaen lebl
lelensmerten Muflob bon Yrof. Or.
Gablmartt iiber r6ranfrti6 alS SIT
terber Drtebensgeiinnung tn ben rbetnz
sniiden 5dulen," Dem MIR bis tol=
Egenoen gsitltellurgen entnebmen: nGln
Nunoidreiben Der Milttdrrermal<
tl;na bon STARTS pom IA. Stunt 1921"
jpr6ert oil Sen bDberen 9dnlen, Dap
sic, gier3ebrs Bis N6tSebnlabrteer
u.ltermiel em meroen II. q. iibsr Die
3,7zmmz @anons11, baS Waldinemez
msbr, Sic militdriIds @eograpbte
BON Tranfreid, Ste Ianf8, bie Ger
m.noung Der Mrtileris ulm. Die be-
tonnten uBatoiGons icolairsS" BON
1873 1inb >pieoer aufselebt, nur linb
lie bieSmal nidt NIT 9olSgembr ZEN,
jpnbern nit ridttsen 9eb.lgemsbrs1.
ausgeru1tet. Gum Snoentar etne1
Sebrsrbilounssanitalt geb0rsn rtellers
oin9S Elm M}al6inengemebr neblt etnt>
zen Duteno 8aionetten; fir d.
5eminarilten lit ser militdrii6e gpr:
5:reisun9soienit 8fli6tia6e. user
lutte 3cugnilie hieriiber bringt, tplrf
luf obgefirtm Mcge 0eierpeoHtz
lie r." 0ieler llnterri6t iibsr m!lt=
:ariide Dinge erfolst natiirlt9 nut
I'm ben Nbldeu 0eS, a6, 10 fIt.oltez
6.noen Trantrei6 por ben Moroz
maffan be8 &rtegeS gu oermebren nno
i'm Settle Ser 80lteroerl0bnung gu
mtrfen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01
Neip nrnt EuH,
ober es 1T taft einitimmte eesen Sen
Guai b'SrIan.

ober 6 1T taft sirtitimmis eesen 0e1i
Quai b'griap.
uOisler GeiinnllngsmediI lit ni6t
allf Bropaganoa 5uriid5nfiib1en. Gr
1T anf Sic Iatfade suriid3nfibren,
6ab Trqnfreid ieH benz @afenitiaz
itar1b bic Sbeale 3urndgenielen bat,
fir mlde bie Mmertfaner 1T 5ra1t<
reid gefdmpft baben. St 1T auf Die
Tatla6e 3urid3nfiibren, bab Die fran
56iiide Yolitif 10 bo6geito6en nno
pernunftttpS mar unb pollfommen bte
Nitteriidfeit permilien lteb, Ste man
bon eitner iegreidea Station ertparten
fam. 09 mabrsn anttzfran5Ditl6e1
Bropaganoiiten maren 9err Hotneare
un6 ietne Nnbdnger, 11no eS tDdre e1ne
arS3e3ei6nete @ade fir Tranfretb,
men11 Mdnner pte 9err 2iebert bteS
benz fran50iil6en 8olf flar MAIDEN
miirber."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01
81 hat ieiuen @runb,"

Ser frag0iiide @eneralfoniul ioll=
&c fi6 NIT Ser Tbeorie, Dab Die &C.
filble MmsrifaS gegeniiber 6ranfretd
ii6 infolge ether anttzfran501il9er
Bropaganba gedn0ert baben, ni6f
tdui6en," iagl bis Stem Sort Worlo,"
uno tie fist bteiem Cote bte folgenoer
oernanftteen 8emerfungen bin3l, ot
6errn @1emenceau ni6t geraoe a11ge<
nebm geflungen baben m0gen:
uDas omerifa lilde @efibl 1T Dor
rteliger 8e9etlterung fir bte fran<
56iii9e Station gum tiefiten 8ebauerr
Oh be8 8e11ebmenS Ser fran5Diiiden
Yoltttfer nno be8 fran50itf6en Mu8<
Nmte8 umgeldlage1, Slime
rita 1T ni6t anti=iraw0itl6 geitnnt,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01
Cine ppiitipe 2eiitune.

Nm Diterlonntag tpurOe Der nber<
.rafdten Melt Der 3milden 9eutl9.
la11o unb Ser ruifi9en Rdterepnbl1f
gel6loNere Berirag bon Mapat1o pro-
Ien:sert. 8teberum ein Sonntag,
ser 6. Mopember, bra6te bte Verfi1z
oung Ser ldng1t semiini6ten Grgd1r=
3ung Dieies BertrasS, ieinsr NuSoebz
nung auf Sic NIT Ser ruilA6en Ndtee
r.pnblif perblnoeten @taaten: Melb<
rublano (9molen8f, MtnSf, Wt=
tebSf), ST. ufratm (&iem, Dnlepr,
@dmar5meerfute), Sic bret fal1talt=
l6en T6Derattprepublifen 0eo1gte1,
Mlerbetbidan nnb Nrmenten, lofpte
sic 6ern0itli Mepublif (Sitiibtrten,
@la6imoitof). Gs lit bieS eine 9robe
politipe 2eiitung SCR beutlden u1to
ruNilden Yolttif. Sn aller 9ttlle,
}h lbemubt uno %unbsirrbar, mar lett
Oltern an Der Berponltdnbtgung beS
8ertros8msrf8 gearbeitet moroen, itber
ociien nunmsbrigen Nbihlnb Die Welt
6i6ber 10 gut nie gang tint 9nnteln
gebalten morben lit.
Ser neue Be1trag 1T inloterr1 BON
b%elonoerer Beoeutung, al8 ois nenbtIlz
3ugetretenen MISUNDERSTANDING, bic
pirt16aftlt6en &raitquellen Gublanos
linb. Die8 trtfft uneingei9rdntt out
Die nfratne uub @ibirien gu. Metbz
rublanb tit 5mar nt6t 10 proonttto
mte bteie betben, bafiir aber bas I'M
umsdngli6e B%inbeglieo 5mti6en
Deuti6lanb unb MoSfau. @tne dbnz
ide Gone ais fonitneniale Berbtnz
buneSbriide BON Delti6lano gum
Orient fallt Ben faufaiil6en Sc
publifen gu. -.
Ser allrul1il6e Bunbestaat miro
porauSitdtli6, mie au6 bas 5ari{@e
einen itarfen 5ertraliitt| den
.3u9 baben, Ns8 oberiteS 8nnoeS=
organ tit i6on iett Ser aaruiit16e
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01
Sranfreids @altung int

granfreids Saltnug int MaIeu
Often brodbhe es alld in Berllbrnng
nit Mublanb. @uBlan6 reidte ibm
u1r Sen fleinen Singer, Srantre1b
riu Sic gauge 6ano, mill oie giin1tts
,e @elegerbeit frdftig alsnuben, apta
oei Sem allgemeinen Nennen Der
5taaten naeb ipirtl6aftli6en @on5elz
iiionen I'M Sppietlanoe etnen guten
gorlprurg baben. So i9idte ben
RaoifaIio5iaIiihn @errioh I'M borigen
Mouat auf Die 8uBlanbreiie. Scum
,rinnerc man ii9: Sranfrei6 lat Dor
fnapp orei Sabren Sic gegenrepoluti>
oudren 8anoengensrale ausgeruitet
uno ba6ur6 SEN 8iirgerfrieg NIT ltn<
,rmeBlidem 9ei0 iiber @ublano ge>
6ra6t. l1nb bDrc, lieber Sci er, tpel>
be bonigiuben @orte Der Sran5ole
perriot iebt burb Die ~Sstpettla"
SEM ruli1den 8olfe eingibt: SD
nebme bon meinem Mufenfbalt in.
MuBlanb Sic -%alerbelten @tnDrilde:
nit. Sic 3eit matt, ba @ublanb 6u ets
uem bcfreunoeten golfe bon Sranfz
reid tperoen fam. Sd benfe an Die
56affung eines 8iinonines ni9t
5tpeter Nesierungen, lon6ern 5tpeier
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01

nSilueS Of 9osban", bas In ergz
ltl9er @pra6e In 40 Solar 5t,a
Seem Dorf Gitn, eri6etnenoe beutldI
freunbli6e @o6enblatt bat it6 eth
grobe5 8eroient ermorben onr6 Berz
6ffentlidung ether billisen Nnssabs
BON Srsberid S. @@raosrs @ei6idt}
ten, go @entS.) Die nddite Stunt
mer bon. SiineS Of 9o-9ap entbafi
Nrtifel ste fir iebea Dfuti6ame1tfa=
ner bon Sntereile iino: uGr<Yre=
mter Mttti b8. Glemenceau," uSbe
6alitfpin9 Of Nmeriean 5iitorp,"
uBro9reiiipe8 to Organi5e," u1sbe
Moral of tie Gail." &n8nabmS=
netle mtrb jebt Elm OretzM onatS
Announcement gu $1.00 angenomu1en
penn bor Dem l. Sanuar etngelapot.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01

gDilfer." uiip. @cnn man bieie SeuS
deItporte parnilnmt, glaubt man u11<
tpilflrlid. 1nan Iebt in Scr 3eit bpr
oem &riege, lurb sic rullilde 9ampf<
tpal5e lolle nun balb o%ngebei5t 1per<
ocr, nm fir Sranfpeib Die &afanien
aug bem Seller 5u boler. Sic rui1i<
lbe Megierung apirb 1tb altd lire eli
ger1en @eDanfen Iber bas fran5oIiIbe
0iebcstnerben MAIDEN.
eaSo1fette bat Der alien garhe ben
arieg erfldrts - 4pir0. qus 8alLbinggs
ton ge1nel6sf. litter 10er often Bars
Sc fins auee Sic .@d1rlteiIb6dnptlinge ge.
meint, tbell9e I'M 9ienite oes @roBz
fapitals 1tebsn. So Souette iagte, Die
Gage Ser 9inse erfor6ere iebt cine
,ntidiaoene 3anb1ung gegen 4bte Mez
aftiondre1l; er perbe cine @gtrnltBung
seq GonereBss rnd BEN 4. Mar5 err
}ipingen; auu iperbe er berlangen,
oaB Ser NetpberrD : Sail I'M 5enat
pieber aufgenum1nsn tperbe. Ms
1nmitte1bare Bolge Dieier @rfldrnng
9nh Senator Ne9pberrD bon Mtdigan
religniert. 9as 8eigt ste ungsbcnre
Bidtigteit, Sic Der @rfldrung 2a@
Sollettes beigenwiien. miro. Ncp@
BERRY tpar0e ndmli6 bur6 aQerlel
trumme @a6lfniffe unb 8eltednugen
IN 1918 nit 1000 5timmen 0ebrz
geit uber @enrp Sorb ertpdblt. Use
gen @a6lbetriigereien iplrhe er 1pds
ter nebf bunberh @enoilen pro5eiiiert
unb gu 5tpei Sd5retn 3u9tbaus ber<
urteilt. 9as 8unbes : Sberger1dt
iebn6 iebte bas 11rteil bsiIeite nt1o Der
0erbredar Meipbsrrp burfte I'M eez
nat iiben. Sn 1einer @%elignation
iagt Netpberrp, CT iei iiber5eugt. baR
Ser meme 5enat i'm ii6erli6 aug to-
Bc1 tperbe lu,1o I'm bem bor5ubengen,
9ebe CT bprber ab. 9nraus fann mar
,rfeBen, bon apelb groBer Wibtig<
felt Sic lebte @abl 1par. Ga Souettc
5dlt I'M neuerp 5enat nit einem
fnnppen 9uben0 8rpgneiiDer DIR
@nt1deibung iber ole. 8arteif rager
in ser 6a16, ben11 Die nlte @aroe Der
Nepub1ifaner unb 9emofrateip lteber
ii6 ungefa6r -glei& itarf gegennber
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01

Ser uro Tral1 @uit. @uie
reiiten am DienStag nod Mtnne=
apolis, no lie Scr 5od5eit TIRES
5obnes Nlfreb beiDobnten, bic am
misunderstanding taiifaro. Ste
bsabii6tiser nud, i)rer 9ober, 8 7 II
S. M. Meper nno S4min m.
Rode ter etnen 8e1u6 absuiaiten,
bsoor file na6 bier 5uridfebrsn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01

au6 in @onanb lit cs infolse oe1
grbeitslofisfeit gu ernlten &ranalle1
oefommen. ll11b iiberan Die 9letder
llrladen: 0ie bnrb baS Serl ollle1
Sdanb iperf sei1affene nnralt!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01

Surdfpes aus ti6tigen Seutet'
id)eint bas rsre beuiIde &abtnett 81
be teben. Sur lit baS in bieiem Ton(
leiber f~einsSnegs eine 8iirgldaft fiji
bisfeit.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01

@dbrenb Mumanien it6 ben Ser
Staaten gegeniiber banferott erfldrty
riiltet es 81 ei1lem 1suen &rtege gege1
Die 5lirfei. WaS man in Walbt11g<
ton ni6t unbea6tet laiien lollte!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01

lleber bas, mas bas amertfanii9t
@olf bDrsn barf ODER ni6l, mtrft ou
amertean 2eston it6 CUR 9dteosz
ridterin auf. Mit Incident Ne6t,
lit Metenla6e.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01

Sin Glemenceaus Grflaruug, bat
feline 9ieben bas amsrifanii6e Bolis
sum Na6oenfen anseregt baben, III
nihts aussuieten. NuS benz 9runoe
eeraoe linb mir Inn banfbar fit ietrer:
8eiud!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01
5reitas, sen 1, Seq.

Ginen uBopans" nennen Sic Aeapp=
ter Die ibnen BON Gnglanb hberrl6te
rTreibeit." Sin nnbanf, Der Sic
brapen Gnsldnoer NIT tisfem g6mer5
c%rfiilt!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01

,gier urn 8otlus" fdeint bic Ha=
role BEG @ongreHes 81 fem, Der am
90. Nobember apiebsr 5nIamnue11trat.
gritten bon Suiuois nno Sill BON
Rarnlmo bradten 8ius elm, apelde:
Die @eriteulrrg bon 8ier nno letdten
8einsn geiebIi6 e%eitatten u11o aus
beren Beiteuerung Die ariegspeteras.
ne1r einen Bonus befommen iollerr.
gisies 8orgeben Der 2iberalen ge9en
oie 9robibition lit eine ii6tbare SOL
&C Ser lebten BaDlet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01

@obl feine amerifanii6e d3eiturg
gIaubt in GrnIt CIT bie @trfli6feu
bes beutfden &riessseipeniteS. Nber
man oarf @lemeneeau bod nidt be-
lciDisen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01

Ser neue Gongref mirb anfangen
mi;i1eu, fir. Dag 8olf gu urbeiten. 1agt
uSigbting Bob, 10 apirb aug Wal9z
inaton %genuIoet. Ga Souette 1T allo
nid}s mebr ser u3obeprteiter oes Na@
bifaIismlls"; ma11 nennt i'm leRt
tpieoer tpie friiber uSigbttrg Sob.
Gin Seiten, DAP it6 audi bic gsrtdbtz
e%ritotter Der groben Weltigfeits>Agenz
turen barauf %belinnen, DAB 0as
@oIf binter Ga Sollette ltebt.