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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
DOMESTIC COURT
 |NDORSED BY CLUB

The Exchange club went on record yesterday afternoon at its regular meeting at the Tutwiler hotel, as in- dorsing the creation of court of domestic relations, to act in conjunc- tion with the juvenile court and given the jurisdiction the chancery court now has, in caring for divorce cases and the custody of children. The motion was introduced by Ray Lange, following a talk by Judge Hugh Locke of the chancery court, who stated the necessity for such a court.
 George w Yancey of the London, Yaney and Brewer company, appear ed before the club as a representative of the Chamber of Commerce. and told of the activities of this organiza- tion, what it meant to the city, and requested the cooperation of the club in boosting Birmingham and making it great manufacturing city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
UNREAL SERVICES
 OF YOUNG VICTIMS
Mathews Children to Be Buried Today--Father
 Is Improving

Funeral services over the remains of little Dorothy May Mathews, age 5, and her brother, Lyle Mathews, Jr.. age 6, victims of an accident when train No. 4S of the Alabama Great soutl ern railroad, struck their car. driven by their father, Lyle Mathews, Sr., 56Gl Fourth avenue, south Woodlawn, Monday afternoon, VIII take place this afternoon at 4 o'clock, from the Woodlawn parlors of Vice Undertaking company. In terment will follow in Forest Hill cemetery.
 Reports received from Woodlawn infirmary where the father was taken after being desperately in- jured after the acci,ent, were to the effect that he was still improving at q late hour last night. and that he now has every chance of recovering.
 The children were killed and their father injured when he attempted to drive his car across the railroad tracks in front of the approaching train, as a result of which his car was knocked over into a ditch, at least 25 feet from the railroad right of-Wa-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
Change of Venue from
 Hospital to Jail

From St. vincents hospital to the city jail is rather an unusual change of venue, but such was the choice of o. D. King of savannah, Ga, last night. King was taken to the hospl- tai following collision with the parked automobile of Will Allen, IA sixtieth street, south, Woodlawn, on the First Avenue viaduct which oc- cured last night about o'clock, .n
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
Friend of Scout Founder
 Speaker at Big ConclaUe
By MIGNON HALL

Members of the Scout Masters association of had stir ring time their assembage which open Camp Andrews.
 The meeting featured address Bdde who personally acquainted with General BdPow of the Boy Scout
 The men gathered around luncheon table with wenes toma toes and iced tea This later followed by topped with
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
CONTRACT AWARDED

Selma, August 9.-(Special. )-With the announcement of the awarding of the contract for the building of the Baptist parsonage to D. R. Gill more, work on the new structure to cost around $10.000. will be started broken, the ceremony being per- immediately. Ground has been formed by Mrs. R. A. Anderson, one of the committee on construction of the parsonage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10

AHe luhcheon was served by Mrs. C. w. Mcdonald, wife of the deputy commissioner of District 6. and Mrs. L. w. Josselyn. These, in the words of Bill Sikes, demonstrated that not all the cooking and lunch lng wisdom is possessed by the Boy Scouts"
 Some of Details
 Sikes, in his own inimitable way, tells what took place at that meet lng' relating a number of interest Ing reminiscenses. He sets forth:
 No sooner had the luncheon end- ed than there was opened up round Of singing led by Roland L. Shine, scout executive. who has E. F. Lee backed off the boards when it comes to singing of Old Mcdonald Who Had a Farm However, the whole bunch can be overtopped by Stuart Maecham of Troop 19, who has 8 song about My Girls Named Rosa Lee Then Jack has one about the' Monkey Wrapper His Tail Around the Flag Pole, which is stirring.
 But there was real singing when Shine swung into Nearer My God to Thee That was given with a AN1 NOA hAA1b WOQ1d ndfC lhC heart of a Birmingham pioneer swell with pride. Out in the open, with the stars blinking down from heav- en, it really seemed that one could but reach out his hand and touch that Divine one who looks over both the regenerate and unregenerate.
 Scout Masters Talk
 After the feast of melons where the benches had been gathered in a circle each scout master was called on to give his name and say a word or two for the good of the order It was then that we heard MT Riddle, who knew Gen. Baden Pow ell, and who told how the general came home from the Boer war im- pressed with the idea that some thing should be done to train boys along lines that would lead to con structive citizenship and make of a boy that man all mothers desire they should be. MT. Riddle made statement that I wish all boys could hear. It was that in every country he has visited, in every city in which he has resided, he has found that his connection with the Boy Scouts has been of benefit in placing him with the best people the people who want to see our country great in well developed bcys. It seems that General Powell saw so many young men in the army with undeveloped bodies it made his heart sick and he set about develop ing something that would interest the boy yet retard any militaristic turn. That the general has suc- ceeded goes without saying for MT. Riddle knew him in 1908 when he began with only a handful. Now the Boy Scout movement has swept over all England and even into can nv Scotland-but nowhere has there been in evidence more interest than in Birmingham.
 older Men Interested
 q saw a thing that made me glad -an elderly gentleman, Gelders by name, was out canoeing with boys. His hat was off. his collar unbut- toned and he was having just the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10

l. Opening announcements and tuning in.
 2. Baseball results.
 8. Uncle Remus bedtime story. "A Story about the Little Rabbits" (Joel Chandler Harris).
 4. "When My Ships Come Sailing Home" Stewart -DoreD, tenor solo, by John Mccormack. with orchestra.
 5. Moon River" (Dayid) waltz, by Green Brothers Marimba orchestra.
 6. Mighty Lak' a Ross" (Nevin). harp solo, by Alberto Salvi.
 '. "A Little Love, Little Kiss" tRoss- -Silesu. tenor solo. by John Me- Cormack, with orchestra.
 s. By Sapphire Sea-" Snyder. fox trot, by Paul Whiteman and his or chestra.
 9. Cant You Hear me Calling, caroline?" (Roma). baritone solo. by George McFarlane with orchestra.
 10. Silent Night, Holy Night fGruber), Christmas, violin. flute and harp with bells, by Neapolitan trio.
 Il. Three O'clock in the Morning" (Robledo). waltz, by Joseph c. Smith and his orchestra.
 12. Wedding March," (Mendels- sohn). by Victor Herbert's orchestra.
 IS. 'Stop Your Tickling, Jock" Scotch laughing speciality. with or
 IA. "Tannhauser Overture, Part l." (Wagner). by Philadelphia sym phony orchestra.
 15 Tn Bluebird Land" (Short). fox trot, by the Benson orchestra of
 16. "closing announcements and signing off
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
INTEREST IN GIRLS, WORK

Talladega, August 9.-(Special.)-- Unusual interest has been taken this year in canning club work of the canning club girls in the county. The girls this year under the direction of Miss Plcwden county home demon stration agent, have been kept very busy and have been Interestingly en- tertained. Last month county shcrt course was held here for the canning clubs from the different canning clubs of the county, and following that, a good number of the members were given a very didactive course in demonstration work at Auburn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
EUFAULA STORE IS RonBBED

Eufaula, August Especial. J. Berninger Bros. Drygoods store was robbed Tuesday night of three to four. thousand dollers worth of ready -to-wear, trunks, etc. The robbers entered through ceiling skyllght. lowering 20-foot ladder, which they left, an which was dis covered when the store was opened this morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
-----------s e.----------- - MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses Issued yesterday In probate court were.
 Murray Brown to Miss Evalina Wilkerson.
 T. L. Carter, F'airmont, and Miss Mary Harden.
 Henry Thomas Snow, Quinton, and Miss Lucille Goldsmith.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
which both cars were practically de-

which both cars were practically de- molished.
 Occupants of the Allen car were busily engaged in watching the pouring of the run at the Sloss fur mace, bordering the Viaduct, and were uninjured, altSough King sus- tained a slightly lacerated upper lip and bruised knee from the col nsion. He was taken by the ambu- lance of Ridout to the hospital.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
NEW ACCOMMODATIONS

The Ideal Shoe company was in- in the probate court yes terday by Joe Dannis. Robert Aland and B. Corenblum. The capital stock is s7500. all of which Is paid up.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
Market Quotations Service. Begins at 2;30 p.m., Standard Central

1. Closing quotations: New York Stock Exchange, New York Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Cotton Ex change, Chicago Board of Trade twheat, corn and oats) and Liberty Bonds.
 2. Quotations: Morris avenue (Bir mingham) on fruits, produce, live stock, beef, hides and tallow, and poultry. and local tBirmingham) se curities
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
Do You Remember?

when the building that arose at First avenue and Twentieth street was known as "Linn's Folly?"
 when the first steel pro- duced in the Birming- ham district was run? when the famous Calico Ball was the talk of the entire community?
 when old Alice furnace was first blown in?
 when some folks tried to tell you that the ben zol in Woco Pep-the original benzol blend motor fuel--would ruin your motor?
 Yes, times do change!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
Ask Us
Statement. June 80. Is2'
 Resources
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Ask Us
 Our experience enables us to advise you safely in regard to what you may expect from dyeing or to things that you may not know whether or not can be done. -hoh2I1> Wen advise you SeD honestly Dyers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10

Selection-"B Blossom Time" Sigmund Romberg Adapted from melodies
 of Frantz Schubert and
 Heinrich Berte Valse Danseuse se....
 .. Walter Miles "Love Song". Sigmund The Music Drama Die
 Walkiire, Richard Wag- ner
 "The Broken Melodie".
 August Van Biene "The Swan"-Flute Solo
 Saint Saens
 >~~~.~~~.~~~~ Mrs. Marks, directing the "Britling Four" is especially anxious that her musical programs be acceptable. To make them so, she will at all times play any selections re- quested. Fact is, she will consider it a favor to play your favorite selections for you.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
Company Day
 Menu For Luncheon and Supper at Britling No. I
Meats

Barbecued Lamb ................. 40c Veal Chops. Green Peas .......... .40c Roast Younp Hen With Dressing. soc
 Broiled Tenderloin, French Fried Potatoes 65c Roast Pork Ham With Apple Sauce. ..... .40c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
Meats
Vegetables

Brussels Sprouts au Gratn .....15c Scallop of Corn and Tomatoes .10c Stuffed Spanish Onions l0c
 Baby Lima Beans, Cream Sauce. ....... .IOc String Beans With New Potatoes. ..... .10c
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

6ieiem @eg, un6 ein au~sgetretener
@fa6 qualte itb in iteter @inoun9
onr@ sic bielen Sinoernifie. Sbre
8%eieitigung NOR ubrigens i@on i'm
@ong: BRET Mrbeitergruppen pdren
6a5,t beltimmt nno auf Die gauge
Gtrede perteilt. 9arunter a1@ Ell
ne @emeini6aft bon 8apern, ote
it@ tiidttg am @egebau betatigten.
ueber Mittag ipra6en iie Bel
&eis un6 8obnen unb ibmar5em
&affee bon Ser mangelbaften 3u-
fubr -reuer 2ebensmittel, bon Ger
@lage 6ur@ 3eden, bon ben falten
@d9ten uno au9 bon Der 3ufrieoenr
beit uber Mnfentbalt unb Mrbeit.
r@s lit i@on Elm @1ud, bier gu iein,
nod Dem perflu6ten &rieg", iagten
fie uno reoeten I'M ~3uiommenbang
erregt bon einem blrtigen 8orfan,
Ser leBten 8ode.
3mei ibrer 2an6sleute, i'm &rie5
groBgemoroene @riioer, ltritten uno
beorobten einen Melteren nit ibub-
bereiter 5linte. 9ieie entriB Ser
@orarbeiter, elm fiinf3igidbriger
Geuti6er, nobel iie losging. Da-
ourb perlor er brei Singer Ser Hu-
fen @ano. Sic Gleiibfeten -unb
5eriplitterten &1oder badte er felb1t
nit DEM @albmeiier al, tpeil es fei11
anoerer tun moute, uno auf feline
8itte geidab oen S@ul6ige1r nidts.
Mahmittags mar ser Mguapebp
erreidt, Elm fraftiger @alierlaut
Der 5peibunoert &ilometer peiter
Dem @arana 5uitromt. 8earbeite-
te Steinplatten NIT sen SonnenbH-
bern Der Snfas uno inoiuniiden
59rtft5ei6en lagen 11abe ser 6urt,
pie ods fei@te 8aifer ourdquerte.
anf Der 8oibung oriiben uno eit
gnteS Stud lanoeintpdrts regten iibI
in boiler 2abenoigfeit mebr als bum
bert anmernoen. 5ie ihI11ger
Walo, in ibrer wisenart, obne 5tped-
lpfpn Rroftperbraub. Sic idl,tgen
Dier, flint 8dun1e an uno f6lten ei>
men 8aumrieien binterber, Der fro
@eno Die ibmdheren 8dume rieoer-
MORT. SIN 8iertaft fdlugen Tie ben
Malo, jHr &bptbn11s eines Gangs.
Ger ueitbin tlang, ME elm mebmi-
tig, mei6es Mlmenlieb, bns bon ben
Ser Cen toni. Sic ieltiame @etie
mur aleidfcm ein @rablieo fir ben
ltrmaln:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

l1nerarunolih bitter uno enolos.
in feinen AusmoBen 6ebnt iid rings
I'm ser na6tige braitlionifde ur-.
malc, 10 abgrunbtief nnb eetpaltig
i1 iei1em S9meigen, alS eritrede
er @ib 10, tpie er oa ltegt, ecu erba-
bener. Mcjeitdt uno ttefiter @atiel,
fort unc fort - in oie nnenoli1.
feit Sn ipdter Madtitl1nbe uno
1T foldcr @iniamfett tper0en u1ter-
megg toridte @eoanfen rege. Gid
fuiirdten? @arum? @esbalb? Grob
oieler flaren @rmosung oes .@erita11.
6es Iauitt oo6 6as OFF, OBJ ni6t
1irgenomas gei9iebt. Gur4 gu
rufe an oas Meittier ltdrtt man ben
eiqene11 Meut in Der &offnl1ng, Die
Madt Ser Stimme per6e @roBmilo
eini6udtern. @eltngt oenn oas
audi? @irfli9, % bui9en 59atte1
uber 6en @eg. 3met orei 3ierge-
ftalten fliidten in touer Sait uno RAJ
fen sic StraBe porauS. Sort, arr
fort! @s giBt eine Sebiago nit TO-
i@em Gnoe, ba iid sic arfgei4eu9-
ten Tiere burd LANCE SGbe IN cine
ieitlide 2ibtung retten. 9ort blei.
ben iie iteben, feine 5ebn S6ritte
meit un6 am gan5e1 2eibe 3itterno.
@s 1tno fortgelaufene Giel, Die nun
f@laflos I'M urmalo berumgeiiter11-
Mo9 ether guten @eile bielt ptne
bobe &iroe ben 8eg auf. sic
iperrte oen 8ugang IN Dos @alola-
ger uno par Elm itarfes @efiige arm-
bider 5tdmme, 6urd) Bait un6 2ia.
men feitsema6t. Dieies S@ubgat>
ter IieB iia iberba1pt ni@t offne11.
Bur Beieitigung 6es &%inoernii1es
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27
Dir Kunat nra 4rt1trmathRn.
Bon 81. @abelm 8ermbt.

Sen fran50iiider uno fpanii@er
&oblen (nur iolde fommen bisbet
als ra11nititatten" IN 5rage) lteuen
allermeiit Siere oar, uno gar nidt
1elten fommt es Dor, 6aB neben Dem
&enntier, Dem @i1bpfer0, Dem 8i-
ion nit trefflider 9eutli@fett aud
oas Mammut, 6as &bino5eros, ia
iogar ser &0blenl0me erldeinen,
Giere, sic idon 5u 8eginn Der jim
eeren Stein5eit ~feinesfals nod iene
europaiIden @ebiete bepolfert Daben
fonnen uao Die fomit bonn ahltein-
5eitli@en, bonn palaolitbiiden Wen-
iben auf sic @ano ieiner ounfeln
8sbauiung gebannt iein miiiien. IS
mare mibig, gang gena1e 3ettan-
gobe11 uber 6as Sitter oieler 8iloer
geben gu monlen. Seben mir, tpte
sizes meiit geidiebt 0o al1n in @ends
bor5igli9er Sabele), Die 9auer Der
dlteren Stein5eit NIT mebreren SUN.
oerttaulenoen BON Sabren an, 10
b%irften mir nidt all5umeit feblgrei--
fen, penn mir 6en &unittperfen Elm
Sitter BON pielen Sabr5ebmeuienoen,
ia bieuet6t bon einem Sabrbun6ert=
tauieno nno mebr 3ufpreden.
@ie lit es nun oenfbar un6 mog-
lid, bab oieie mirtli6 valten @fei,
lter",- oieie Bi1omerfe, 6ie gum Sell
i9on NIT {babrideinlid in 5ett an
g%eriibrten) Garbtonen in Sdmar5,
@ot un6 @elb ousgefIbrt puroen,
Sic Observation-Disclosures %Hberoaner-
ten? @era6e in Dem nmitan6e, oab,
un0 in ser Mrt, mie, iie ii6 erbiel.
ten, Iiegt Elm meiterer 8epeis fir
lire @dtbeit. Sic @anomalereien.
sic beute nod moblerbalten gefun-
BEN tperoen, liegen meiit in febr tie
fen @0blen, oft mebrere bunoert
Meter meit POM gingang e%ntfernt;
uno 5tpar lift bei bielen &0blen nit
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27
Tagr in braaataniathrn 4r1naln.
Son ~. 81. aeaermann.

mem ser Mau@os un6 fonnte ntdt
ma9 meroen. @nolib beuegte ct lib
bod tam miibinm in babe &obe,
globte in oie i9arfe 2inie Der Sa.
fdenlampe unb latte: r@at mi0fte
oenn? Modmals aufgei6ittelt
brurnmte er,: r2aB mir ia III Suite,
1onlt raudt'sl" 0abei taftete ieine
:unli6ere Sano in bie SUIT nnb fat16
oie Niitole nidt, Ole am &opfe1soe
bing. Ser Manm mar offenbar
}innlos truntert bonn Snbalt ei,ter
geleerten 8uderrobrfhnapsflaibe.
6ie Bel, linn III Ser Sd1gematte Tag.
8ei FOLDER l1ntpirtIibfeit nar eS
f9on beIler, i'm Greien, auf Der @roe
am Sel1er, 5u nadtiget.
COMPARTMENTS,
Sen 90. sssuIi 1921.
8or Mufgong ser Come mar eS
empfin6li9 falt. Gs 6auerte idon
ei,1ige 3eit, big iie Den Eau Der
Mo9t auFleiogen bate, Der in Die
&leioung georungen NOT. 9ana9
aber redte uno ftredte iih Der &0r>
per in Moblbebogen, nn6 6as tatur-
lide @erlangeu mad etnem Gribitud
itellte ii@ EN- Das CAB eS freili9
nidt, benr. ser Grunfene mar nod
Mdt munter. .Mub 6as Maultier
tpetlte nod orauben, noe es Nubrung
fano un6 ii6 init 2iit lange leiaer
Muf5dumung ent3og. gnolih be-
quemte es it6, meiter5utrotten; ied-
3ebn &ilometer bis ant Sen G1uB.
Die StraBe babin mar nod niGt
gang aufgemadt. 8aumreite ieoer
Dirt, ge%rten6inne unb au9 meter
btde, itan6en fuBbo@. unb 6i4t IN
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

len. Gntmietsln,, @eoei,en, in nr.
ftriirglidfeit uno geiincem GIMP
fiubem.
@on oer. &obe elmer Sugelfette,
sic iib in ser Ger1e Derliert, mer-
oen MN bnlo a%ufrisoene Dteniben
einen Strib y,iagneten Na,sOes id)au.
EN-: @arten @ieien, 5elo uno Balb,
Matten uno @eioen, &eroen uno
&irten, regite notwithstanding Sc.
ihaftigfeit uno einen mdbtigen-
@nlierfan OILS treibenbe &raft.
Sem Maui6en blieb @elette fir
ben tpeiteren- Meg, an oem nod cts
liber Set nr13 gang 1lnertpartet cine
Ma1obitte itas1b. Sic mar eigent-
lid mebr als oas unb idon eine
redte Mobnitatte. SIR 8aumeiiter,
.cih 9latfher bon Ger &a1ierfante,
ser geididt in 0erlei arbeit lit, be.
fano iib geraoe 1T i4ledteiter 2nl1-
ne. @on Gmporung 5eigte CT ben
'SSnbalt elmer. ieiner Softer, Der ms
@oljer gefallen nno griinolid 'nuB
geporben nar. 8ier ieibene. &lei<
Der botter iih babel iammerpou per-
ffdiirbt, ieioene &leioer, init benen Die
Dame bes Gauies auf Dem &ault-
itaner 5taotplab Stuat ma6en
ioute.
nn6 nun mieber 5tunoen einia.
men @ittes BEL 3ifabenge5irpe uno
&ogelruf.
gs mar iGor 6unfel uno Elm i@ie-
fer @egmei{er nit Ser mun6erli4en
MuH9rift r@iener &ifarte" nur
miibian1 gu ieben. Sier bog cine
h1r3e 8ifaoe Elm, uno iber elmer
8riide lug 6aS 3iel, Der @anat
vS3um ,@1ener 9of".
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

belaoene @bantaiie oes Maipen DOL
Zig erfulte, rang 5ltnadit nad
funftlerii9em &rsornd.
@ob mabrideinli@ lit oie Nnnob.
me- 6aB mir in oen uralteil
Eieroarlteuungen &unitbetatigungen
balbmpitiiden> ia geraoe5u primit!p'
religioien GbarafterS gu feben ba-
ben, Ole nit oem Sotemismus bel1ti-
ger Yrimitipoolfer in 3uiammea-
bang gu bringen iin6. Sic mog'
lidit leben6ige Na6bil6ung 6eS
beiBbegebrten, glcid5eitig oft &c.
fiirbtetenI@eien Coos natiirli@ nad)
9(rt a1er Yrimittpen ontbropomor-
pbilicrt, permeuiGlidt miro bringt
bieies gepinermaBen in ote @emalt
6es 9ariteaenoen. @ir bitten ei-
men urolten uSSag05a1ber" pie i'm
beutige Moturpolfer nod fenrer1.
= Sem ales 9enfen beberri6enoen
Sagotier gegeniiber eribeint Ser
mcni6libe @efdbrte, ser in ieinem
gar5en Sun uno Ereiben, in ieinem
2ieben uno 2eioen (na6 Sem Sor-
bil6e oes eigenen Sh) 1eidter per-
ltanolih lit, nod untpi6tig; 10 lit
es p%eni9ltens einigermaBen per-
ltanolid, tparum 5u elmer 8eit, no
6as Eier in beute nod faum iiber-
troffener 8onenoung mieoergegeben
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27
acknowledgements @ilon.

@an6biloer gan5 ooer groBentetls
BON @itterungseinfliiiien, Gledten,
bepu6s un6 10 peiter 3erit0rt; ioll-
tie ober ser GaliGer ii@ Sic Mibe
gema9t baben, gera6e Die nnpabr-
ideinlidlten @anopartien, Die III
o0lltgem 9unfel liegen, our @ert-
ltatt ieiner &iinite al1s5umdblen?
Biele Bilomerfe lino nit biden, ur>
alten &rulten BON Stntergeitein
uber5ogen; mande liegen 5nm Sell
6eutlid 5utnge; gum anoern Sell
aber miiiien iie nit oem Meibel BON
anbuftenoen &~riitallen uno Stalag-
miten5apfen befreit meroen: bier
miiien au@ Die gr0bten @feptiter
i9meigen, Elm fol6es &11nititid
bringt ielb1t 6as allermooernlte Smi-
acknowledgements nidt 5u&pege, 10
vberrli6 pet" bieies es ionit INNER
gebra9t baben mag!
@ir fommen nun at Der 6rage:
mie fiibrten Ole o6ilupialen Sroglo-
6Dten lire &unittperfe ous? Cider
li@ u11ter l1ebermin6ung GROCER al1-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-27

berli6er S6mierigfeiten, fauerno,
bodeno ODER au9 NIT BenlBung let
terartiger &letterporri6tungen; oem
Scr GuBbooen, Ole Gede uno aub
enge> iaper 5ueangli6e 5palten
uno Mii6en Ger S0blen limo Der
5iert. Mu9 muroen obne 3meifel
tiinitlide 8eleu6tungen gu Silfe
genommen, fettgeipeiite Steinlam-
pen> mie. sic beutigen @sfimos tie
nod baben, pieuei@t aub glimmen=
oe Jeuerbranoe. 9enn, meint
Obermaier, geraoe Set IN epiges
Dunfel gebiilte &oblenbintergruno
onrfte &peger ieiner f%onitanten uno
5iem1i9 ertrdgliden Iemperatur Der
bepor5ugte 4ifentbalt Der Sroglo-
oDten gemeien fem, Ser Damn eben
audi NIT Sen gr3e1gnilien fiinitleri-
}@er Nbantaiie gei6mjidt tpuroe.
Mub oie alte &0blenfunlt bat it,
re 9tufen unb Staoten, ibren Mnf-.
ldpung u16 ibren. Mie0ergang.
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bolfene> menn aud) ltets bob6arafte-
riltii6e lmrib5eidnungen, ci11gerib-
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li9 gu Garbmalereien init 5unabit
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sic anmdblid at elmer relatip enor-
men &obe menidliden &onnens, 5u
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menibli@en Sd0nbeitsouri tes fub-
rem. Sic nbelten" s )blenbiloer, gu
5enen Die bier abgebtloete 8iionfnb
gerednet meroen fam, 5eigen elm
feines @efibl fir Den &ei5 CART IN
einanoer abget0nter 6arber, etne
&orreftbeit in Sen 8roportionen, et-
ne @idtigfeit Ser peripeftiptiden
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Ter, ionoern oud Ger 5oologiide
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munoern mlB. 8ie praftig limo
sic bier @lieomaben rangeiebt" pte
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ser fauernoen Sub; un6 babel lit
oas aunitmerf obne Wooea, bel
fhpelenoer 1ranlaMpe duSgcfibrt
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berpor; oab niGt ieoer S%rosleopt in
gleidem MaBe bodbegabt gspejen
fem miro, fonoern oab aud fhon
iene ferre ainobeits5eh unfers @e.
idlebts tire aiinitler, Dicaei6t id)on
lire 9iermaler BON Beirut gebabt
baben-mub.
sluf bie allffauenoe Mebnlid)feit
oielcr bciten @oblenfunlter5engmiie
nit oen balbltiliiierten, in ser ST.
d)crbeit ibrer 2inienfubru1g 10 be.