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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-15
CHINESE STRIKERS
HALTFORE|GN SHIPS
ITO Steamers, Mostly Brit
ish, Held at Hongkong.
Traffic ParaIyzed.
BY WILLIAM GILES.

By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News.
Copyright. 1872.
PEKING. February 15.-Reports re-
ceived by the government from Can
ton say that 10 steamers. two-thirds
Of them British. are held up by the
strikers in HonSkong. A few ocean
going steamships have been allowed
to depart. but with this exception
vessel traffic is paralyZed. The strike
affects not only foreign shippers. but
Is hitting the Cantonese exporters and
producers even harder.
Canton Faction Supports Strike.
Despite denials the opinion prevails
that the Cantonese government is
supporting the strike morally for the
purpose of enforcing its recognition.
The strikers have attempted to per-
suade all connected with shipping at
other ports in China to strike in SYM
pathy with them. Tientsin has refused
and no other port in the north has
agreed to join the Canton movement.
Shippers have agreed to meet the
agents of the strikers to learn if they
are willing to accept modified terms.
kilograms from Hongkong say they
are willing to do so provided they are
not arrested upon their arrival
Damaging to Trade.
The strike has undoubtedly done
considerable harm to Canton's trade
and this is probably the reason why
the strikers are willing to come to a
settlement. Canton'S loss of trade
means that they will be unable to Sc
cure financial support. While the
central government realizes the seri-
BUSINESS of the situation it is unable to
exert any influence on account of
Canton'S independence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-15
MAN OF EXPERIENCE.
New Editor of Christian Science
Publications Long in Service.

BOSTON. February t15.-Willis ].
Abbot. newly elected editor of the
Christian Science Monitor. at the con-
clusion of difficulties over control
of the Christian Science periodicals,
is an American newspaper man. of
long experience.
Active in national politics and
prominent as writer from Wash
ington on political topics. he is also
a member of the Authors League of
America. Patriotic themes have large
~ interested him as an author.
1t is thirty years ago this year that
the Monitors new. editor first came
into prominence in the newspaper
world as managing editor of the old
Chicago Times. Going to New York
a few years later. he served for vari-
GUS periods as writing editor of the
New York Journal. chief editorial
writer of the New York American
and writing editor of the New York
Sun. Recently he has been staff cor
respondent for one of the national
weeklies.
Taking an active interest in poll
tics, Mr.. Abbot in 1898 directed as
chairman the Henry George campaign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-15
WOMAN POLICE IN PEKlNG.

PEKING, January 1 (by maiD.-
Woman police are the latest addition
to the force of Picking, which has
the reputation of being exceptional
ly good and ieasily comparable with
police forces in the cities of for
eign countries. 1t was found that
in the Hatamen Octroi goods were
being smuggled past the police by
women, and in order to cope with
the situation the ranks of the po-
lice in this district were augmented
by ten policewomen. No report has
yet been issued as to the success
Of this experiment, which marks the
opening Of new field Of work for
the women of China.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-15
$500, 900 WHISKY Theft
FOILED BY OFFICERS
Hole Through Brick Wall Cut and
Removal of 200 Barrels
Started.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated fress
NEW YORK, February 15.-Theft
Of 200 barrels of whisky, valued at
100000, by the simple expedient of
rolling them from government
bonded warehouse. through a hole in
a brick wall into an exporters ware
house. was frustrated yesterday by pro-
hibition agents and police.
The hole, six feet square, had been
cut in a five-foot brick wall separat-
ing the buildings. Forty barrels OF
liquor had been hoisted from the Sec
ond to the third floor and rolled
through the breach into the export
house, thence down an elevator to
the ground floor. where they were
piled near a convenient truck en-
trance to be carted away.
Thirty-seven additional barrels had
passed through the hole and were
waiting their turn to be lowered
The men engineering the scheme
left some partly eaten sandwiches
when apparently they were fright
ened away by the approaching police.
The police believe that at least a
dozen men were involved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-15
GIRLS YES STILL COSTLY

NEW YORK, February 15.-Althougn
cable messages announce a IS, per
cent cut in melee" diamonds at Lon
don, the jewelers. vigilance commit
tee of New York declared the cost Of
becoming engaged would remain about
stationary. =.
"Melees," they explained. were small
diamonds in the rough, weighing not
more than LIS of a carat when polished.
The new basis of value was estab-
lished, it was said. in the hope Of re-
viving the diamond industry. which has
suffered through general economic de-
preston and an unstable foreign ex-
change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-15
Finds Too Many Clothes
Harm, POlynesia',s More
Thar, Rum or Opium
,ial Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, February u.s.
Too many clothes In the great
trouble with the dying Poly.
nesinns OF the Pacific islands,
according to Capt., Edward
Salisbury, who has spent much
time among them. Capt. Sails.
bury paused In the task of OUT
fitting his yacht for another
cruise to those islands and ex-
planned today that when the
missionaries finally convinced
the P0lynesians that 1t was
wrong to go naked the Poly
neAians adopted clothing and
acquired tuberculosis.
Clothes. he said, had done
these natives more harm than
rum or opium. The fewer the
clothes the greater the health.
II this applies also to the Cau-
casians New York girls who
keep mp with the styles Oug hit
to be the healthfest lot on earth
mt this instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-15

in New York. and was
manager Of the democratic national
press bureau in the presidential cam
paigns Of 1900 and 1905.
The Washington times., 1922-12-15
Notice to
| Government Employees

200 Dresses Of an equal assortmeat
win be held and placed On sale - 1880
70 accommodate those who are uneblo
TO attend tie sale earlier.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27


5ab5Ilttet1 @pllar betragt muln mebr als
fiinf5ig gents. Das lit baum ein 10
riebriger 9reis fir Sarmprponfte, oab
Der Saraner nidt nur nidt fiir leine
Nrbeit, lein Ntiifp, fem angelegtes 8az
pitnI u1n. be5ablt befommt, bon eiren1
Brpfite garniht 81 lpreden, ionoerrl
leine gr8eugniiIe lpgar nod fief nl1tel
DEM 5elbltfoitenpreile perfaufe11 1rlh
unb umIo better ab lit, ie ipe1tger CT
alf ieinen Selbern 5iebt.
8eIb unb &rebite fir BEN GARNER
81 mdbigen 8eoingllngen big 81 Der
5eit, lpo entlpe0er bie 8reiie fnr Sarmz
prooufte binreideno geitiegen ober Die
Ereiie fir ale anoeret Broonfte binz
reideno gefallen iino, tit nnerlabli6e
gprbebingu1w fir uniere sanotpirtz
ldaft, Inn bic gegenlpdrtige @riie nit
beiler @nut, nenn an6 NIT einem
blnue1 Muge iiberipitt0en 81 fDnnen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27
Wiaiaroen Marf in

Eober gegen II Milliaroen Marf i'm
| September.
1S. 9e5en1ber 1921. - Mus bem
Ran8ler ser grfiiuung lit Elm &an8ler
Ser DISTRIBUTING %gemor0en. gr bat
oas 2onboner I1Itimatum NIT ienem
froben Mut unter5ei9net, Ser bas
Renn5ei6en bon 0ptimilten It, Sic in
oilettantenbaftem 2eidtiinn in 56tpiez
:igfeiten MIR 9inge ieben, Sic ba5u 81
ltnb, I'M ibertpunben gu tperben. Sum
it Ser @rfiiuungsfan8ler naD ganoiia
Jegangen unb fat 1dli9t unb redt err
tldrt, baB Southland nibt in Ser
Gage lit, Bic nd6ifen 5ipei Meparae
ions5ablnngen gu leilfen, gel6tpeige
oenn Bic 8eoingungen seq 2onboner
Iltimatums in 3ufunft gu erfilen.
Sigenartig lit bas 8erbalten Ser en-
ente. Sic 8ertreter 9enti9lanbs, Sic
bon Nnfang an auf Sic nnmDgli6feit
Ser @rfiiqung bes Diftates Gintpie1en,
nurben lpte 5piegelfe6ter unb betriiz
Jeri19e 8anfrotteure, 8um mi11oelten
pie bDsipiQige 59uloner na9 SnuIe
gei9idt. @err Wirtb tplr6e berbatz
i6elt, als er boz ipenigen Wpnaten
oeripra@, allies gu leilten, ipas man
bon Deuti6lanb berlange unb er tpirb
bente no9 lamt 1einem &abinett bon
2lob0 @eorg nit 9an1tpf0tden gez
itrei6elt. Na9 MnIi9t Ser englii9en
Regierung biirfe bas &abinett Birtb
niht mebr 'bur6 alliierte Sor6erungen
in 8ebrdngnis gebra9t tperben. Sc
lei Sic iolibeite unb 5uberldIigite beutz
I6e Negierung, nit Ser europa gu tun
gebabt fade. Ser gauge 2lobb George
ipri6t aug 6ieier 3eitungsmel6ung.
SEM geiun0en Northumberland mir
Sc 8tpeifellos Elm Mann, ser na9 chr
lider 11eber8eugung feline 8ablungsz
~unfabigfeit befannt giRt, lpenn man
i'm 5tpingt, ieinen Nan1en auf einen
8e9iel gu 1eben, adtenstpert erl9eiz
aen. Sic @erren Ser entente nit
2lopb George an Ser 5pibe applaus
bteren einem Songleur, Ser ibnen golz
oene &ugeln beripridt, Sic 1t6 Damn
I9on nab einigen Monatea als Yaz
%pierfnd1e1 %offenbaren. @5 lit Ser
Slu6 unlerer entleblt6en @el6idtsz
epo9e, DaB Sic 56idiale Ser 8Dlfer
ni6t bon 5taatsmannern, lonoern bon
&u9enbddern gelenft merben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27

gtne intereiia1te @eldtdte er5dblt
bas uWanitreet Sournal". IS 5dblt
Sic Nftien nnb 8onos fer, Ste I'M
lebten Sabre &%ursgeminne 81 perz
setdnen gebabt boben, Ole Genuine
}ino bur6meg ni6t unerbebli@, benn
Tie betragen feds bis 5m0lf Dollar per
gtid. @osar Ste betoen Serten
56u(ouerl6retbungen Ser 8cpubltf
N}erifo baben gang erbeblt6e &nrsge=
minne III per5ei6nen gebabt. Nu6 oie
f~infprosentiae dineitide anletbe ittee
inn &urs. g1ur eth etn5tgeS %anSldnbtz
ides gapter gins TN ours 5urid-
Sic adtpro5entige fran50ft16e Anletbe,
Dds lit 6e5et6neno. Uni ere Sod
ftnans lagt ser Characterization"
bruben BET jeber @elegenbeit Nrttg-
feiten. @ie peranltaltet 8anfette fir
ibre Nbseianoten, aber TIRE 96ulo<
peridreibungen fauft iie ntdt. Ste
lit chen flus uno meiie-ntdt ote
Characterization, ionoern nniere Sod
finans. @ie traut Ser leefeterten
5dme formation nt6t, glaubt o%ffenbar
nidt an ibre 3ufunft. @tn Wibz
trauen, NIT Sem ie befanntli6 nt6t
anetn itebt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27
Nus 9idt nit ser @abrbeit!

Dte SanolungSmetie ber oeutide1r
Meoterunq, alle biplomatiifen 5drfts
$ lomobl ME 8erptelz
Interchangeable ii6 NIT Der ponl
Nobre 1871 bis 1914 perfolgten aus
mdrtioen Iolitif bei6dftisten, IN
8udform per0fentliden gu lalle1l, 1T
oeraoe 10 unsem0bnli6 mie lobers=
merit. @enn oas @erf tn linparte1=
tlder Meile r~ebisiert nno ntd)ts Wtd).
|.tioes ousaelalien nitro, bann lollte es
pDn nnlddhbarem Merfe oafiir 1etn,
Eai11 BilD BON Ser Snnenarbett beS
Nuspdrtisen NmteS sl e%ntrollen nno
sic 9dllo am Meltfriege an Die rtd)z
|tiee gte0e 3u idteber.
Die Iatlade, bab bie neue Ne<
publtf mine1ls lit, bas alte Nestme III
Mtbfreoit gu b%rinsen n1lo Die Wabr=
belt iiber Sic friibere, nt6t %et1lfpa11o=
freie Dtplomatte befannt iperoen 81
lolien, bat bereitS Sur Tolge sebabt,
ook @eididtsforidern fit 5tnote1l=
smede Gtnbltd in Sic amtltd)en ur<
funoen gepdbrt muroe. 9ogar etnt=
oe Nmerifaner BADEN belt16e 1lr1o
Siterreidii6c 0ofnmente, oie aut Den
q usbrub oes Griege8 8e5ng baberl,
aepriift uro tntereilonte G%ntbedunz
aen bariiber perDffentltbf. Be1on<
Sers %aufflQrerb mirfte Der por fur5em
BON Yrofellor San tn Der uNmertcan
6iltorical 9teoiem" o%er0fftntlidte Nr=
ttfel, In Benz bemtelen wtrb, oab ote
Votsoamer Gonferen3 ME ltattgetnn=
SEN bat, u1o In 0em @rqf 8er6tol0
3um 6aupttntrtsante1 tn Der 9robe11
Melttrag0oie geitempelt mtro.
Soffentli6 meroe1l eemnd91t gez
mtlie anoere Mationen Dem Bet1ptel
SCI 8erliner Nesterung folsen. OF
plomatil6e Briefme6iel uno Yrtoat<
briefe gebetm 5u balten, aus Tur@t,
oab u11angenebme Iatla6en an8 Iaz
eesli6t fommen f0nntea, TT etae
ste nidt oo5u bettrdgt, Die ge=
eeldt6tlide @abrbett telt5nltellen
ober friiber begange1te Tebler lpteoer
gut gu MAIDEN.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27

Dte 3abl ser Deuti6en tn europa
berehnet mad ser 8erfebr8lpra6e oaS
@tatitilde 9eei6samt IN ether neuen
@tatiltif auf 81 Mtltonen, BON oenen
runo so MiGtonen TIM Dentl6en
Neid leben. Is Millionen mnbnen
o~uberbalb ser @ren5en, aber nnmtttel<
bar an Sic en In osm gei6loil enen oent=
5den @pra6blod. Sour Ser fletne
Meit BON 4 MiGionen lit auf oaS iibrtge
europa perteilt. 9a8 geiamte oeutz
i6e 5pra6eebiet perteilte it6 Dor
Sem &riese auf 1rur z 5taaten, lebt
auf IA. 0ur6 bts @ebtet8abtretli1=
zen 9ingen 3.5 Millioner %perloren.
GS famen an Trantreid 1854, 200,
Yolen 100000, 0an5ig 315,02l,
oas Memelsebiet 7l,156, 8elgten
5O,387, Ddmmarf 40,423, Ste eide
dpilomafei $3.50. Die Deuti6en Ser
Dlterreidzunsartidcn Monardie itno
gu 6 MiGionen an sic Mepublif 0eiterz
reid, 81 fat 4 Millionen an SIC
Iidedollomofei gefallem. Nn Ger
bofrpatien famen 100000 9euti9e,
an Mumdnien 493,256, nnsarn 1877
927, Stalien 5s,764, Yolen 136,89l,
Den 5reiltaat Binme 2,3l5 0entl6e.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27
G0is uno nmeeeeno,

S. 8. Safe uno ietne ManniGaf
linb mdbreno Der p%ergengenen $50:
de beldQfttgt getpeien baS Greamerl
Sis 6cls lnti Sis gu fiillen. gtl
baben bc8 Sis i'm Mtnneiota Slut
gei6ntiiten uno BON bort na6 SEN
@t8bauS gefabren.
8tn @eite uno Som &emfes
illlten IS. s. 9etlnann8 Sis
bauS.a .Oas @tS mllrbe BON Seem
ulm .seidtdt uno bier auf bem 81
ienbabnseleti .abgelaben.
Wie ein Bltb fam ste Ma6rt6t
BON benz Sob BON bem fletne11 So
iepb &uelbS s9amStag morsen, be1
etn Spfer BON 5alSbrd1ne nor.
Ole gan5e @emetni6aft ipmpatbiiteri
NIT BEN @ltern 5elrn un0 Trau
&nelbS nnb Tamtlte.
@esfe uno &einfes baben TIT
etgeneS @isbauS bteie @o6e NIT
.@tS gefilllt, mel6eS fte BON Ser
9auenitetr 8rening So. BON Seem
nlm be5ogen batten.
Die SRI. Mgonia @6roeoer un0
Ngne8 Sellner BON Sleepn @ne be-
iudten 9onntag bte Sri. Mabel uno
.gpfpta @esfe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27

Mfit bent ltenett nSebernl 8eriDnal
BDarD~-man fann Den Namen Die
Ter BebDrbe nidt gut berbeutiden--
lnllte YrdI ibent @nrbing imifanbe .iein,
unter Sen iiber5dbIigen Negierungsan1
getellten tiibtig Ndaumung 5n balten.
Sic 5teuer5abler bes 2anbes berlanz
aen BON Sen Beb0rben in @ai6ington,
SAB tie, nun Ser &rieg oefinitip gu
gnbe lit, au6 Sen u~ferloien 8eloaus<
qaben Elm @nbe bereitenL inns Der Sra
li0ent 1elbit lit tpieberbolt lebr energii6
fir auBsrite 5parla1nfeit eingetreten.
Sic iiberla6ene @e6altsliite bil0ete
6isber bas srDBte 5inoerni5 fir Die
biesbe5iigli9e 8%emilbnngen 5aroings.
@or bem @riege iparen i'm gan5en
2a1be 100000 Mngeitel1te I'M 8nnz
besbienlt uno 5als Der &rieg fem en-
Sc erreidte, bel1dftigte Dnfel Sam
beren 100000. i SEPT, orei Sabre
lpdter, 1iBen ibrer nod etlpa 100000
an. Ser Bm1r0esfrtppe. Gin groBes
Seer un6 biel miibiger groB babeil
IN Ser 5toot 8aibimton al(ein ipa<
rem ppr gintritt Seq &rieges 41,OO0
Berlonen i'm Bunbes0ienlt, am 8afz
fem tiu1 tanbstag paren es $4,000
uno ge%genfpdrtig finds $4,000, I'M
$4,000 mebr a1s Dor Dem &riege.
Nednet HI aus, baB ieoer Mngefeaz
te I'M 9ur9i9nitt MIR $1,000 be-
fommt, es miro etipas mebr lein, un0
nit SEM, mas Sic Mequiittion an Na<
terial. Qunrtier niip. folten, lit bie
observation-disclosures NIT ettpa $4,000
nibt gu bo6 gegriffen - 10 ipiiroe Ell
ne Miidfebr gum nortnalen 8eamtenz
ltano cine idbrli6e griparnis bon niht
.lpeniger als 800 Millionen 9o0ar be-
oeuten. 8ieuei6t lit oieie Nildfebr
ihnierig un6 in bem angeoenteten
l1m1fang ou6 gar ni6t ou%rdJfnbrbar.
Mber bes 8eriubes inert lit ie6enfans
Elm til9tiger Nnlauf ba5n.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27
Sin miutonenoejhaft bat, nte ba8

Sin Minionengeiddft bat, mte oas
glelp Dorfer ,@all Strect Sonrnal"
beridtet, sic Tirma S. IS, Woolmortb
oemadt. 0ieS reforbbreGenoe 9e=
idaft peroanft iie tbrcr 9pefulatton
in beutl6er M}arf. Die Jtrma be-
1tentc I'M 6riibiabr uno CONNER lebz
ten Sabres fir erobe 8etrdge Baren
in 0cuti6lanb, alS Ste Wart etma
smei Sent gait, gS 5ablte bte Warer1
pertragsgemdbig aber erit I'M g}o=
pembcr, ais bie Marf mentger alS
breipiertel Sent itano. Snfolgc ote>
{er Ironsaftton fonnte Ste Ttrma
ibre Banfl6uloen in 90be BON &c.
100000 %abtragen urlo bat auBerbem
audi So, 600, 600 Bat on 5onb~r
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27

lid)nng bes 8plfeS uno CUR Benen11g
aller MedtSbegriffe b~eitraganoen 56d=
oen Der lanomeiten Yrobibition aus
Der Wclt 5u id5affen, oo5ll 9ibt eS fetn
anbereS Mtttel alS bie STRENGTHENING
-beS 8ol1teaoiden 8ollitred ungsgez
leheS burh s3ulailung BON leidten
Biercn n11b Weinetl. Dteie Trage,iim
.5taatc Sbio trloireft onr6 Die gorz
berettuns eincs entipre6erloen Sniz
ttattoporl6lass angefdnitten, mirb
porausiidli6 cine mi6tigc Gole tn
Ser GonercBmabl i'm nd6iten 5erbit
iptelen. I'm 10 mebr ais oie lgeiee
tide grlallbni8 CUR 5eritellung nnb
gum 8erfauf BON 8ter unb Mein
oem 8unoeSiddel NIT leidter Oeiibe
mtnoeitenS fiinfbunoert Mtllionen
Dollar an @rtraz@innabmen ei11brin=
gen miirbe, fir ste nnier NIT bireften
Steuern ibcrbiirbeteS 2ar1b 10 brtn=
genbe 8ermenoung bate.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27
Sic Motlage ser Sarmer. Mepr

Ste NDtlnge Der Sar1ltef. Jtepr1=
lentant Mnoerlon bon Minneiota, Der
@pr1iberbe niamen aongreBousz
i9uiies CUR llnterludung Der 3ufanoe
In Ser 2anSpirtibaft, bat itb bieier
Gage iiber Sic bisberigen g%rgebnille
ser l1nterirbung ausgeiproden uno
6erDorgeboben, BOB Ste Notlage Ser
GARNER cine bel grDbere 1T, als all
gen1ein a1wenommen miro. Nls Nit<
tel CUR 8ebebung Der 56pierigfeiten
empfiebIt IT Dor allern, bab ser 9e<
trag Ser neutrality-suspicious. Darleben,
sic bon Ser ariegsz Tiinan5forporation
gegeben tperben %f9nnen, mn 5neibnnz
oert Miuipnen 9ollars erbDbt iperoe,
oaB Sic 96dlf5eit, fir tpelhe Stats
unb Nationalbanfen Darleben an Sar@
nter maden biirfen, auf BRET Sabre
perldngert perbe, bab Sen 8unbe5&
8ooenfrebitbanfen g%e1tattet iperoe,
fnr5friitige 5bul0i6e1ne gu %beransga<
ben, nn0 baB in bem Sic Idtigfeit uno
Ben @irfungsfreis Ser 8unbeSzNeier~
oebanfen feltiebenben @eleke iol6e
Menberlltgen bprgerpmmen merben,
oab bieie 8anfen bie 59rlb5 9eine Der
Observation-Disclosures anfaufen, reIp. Disz
fontieren fDnnen.
9ie1e unb dbnli6e @mpfeblunget
1perben Der iebigen Sngung BEG &pn<
greiies in Sem 8eri9te leines oben
ertpGbntens Nns16ufies unterbreitet
merben u11b ,1olten balbigite 5ulflm@
menoe AgrleDigung finben. ba ionit
Sic @efabr betebt, bnB Ser Sattent ben
Ner5ten, pdbreno iie ii@ ilber Bic Na~
tur leiner &ranfbeit unb Sic belfen
Mittel gu ibrer 6eilung in langatmiz
gen, .aber nnfru6tbaren g%rDrierungen
ergeben, unter Sen 9dnben negIttrbt.
Mit anberen @orten: ipern bie gegen<
partipen 8ufdn6e nod lange iortoauz
ern ioaten, obne baB unferen Barr1ern
auf praftI9e Nrt unb obne Diel Seits
b~erluitt 5nbilfe gefommen miro, 10 lit
es nnbermei0liG, bnb Die lanblpirtz
l9aftlide Nroolrttion be0eutelrb einge<
l6rdrft 41perbe1l tpirb nnb muB, I'M
onr6 0erminberltng bes M%ngebotes Ell
ne @rbDbung Der Gre.ie fir Sarmer<
5ellgniiie anf Elm 1oldes Nipean 81 be-
perf1tenigen, baB Der 8etrieb Der
8armlptrtl9aft nieber lobnen0 miro.
8enn Ser &roou5ent fir ieinen.
Wais an Srt nnb 5teue % Biz 20
Gents, fir leinen 8ei5en 80 biz 95
Gents per Bu16el erbdlt, bagegen fnr
alfes, mas er fir ieinen unb ieiner
Banilie 2ebensnnterbalt nber fir Den
Betrieb Der Sarm fuufen muB, nod
ungefdbr Bic glei6 boben &reiie Be-
5ablen mubB, lpie lie gun .83eit per 56pl g /.
fpniunftur fir feline Rrbblfte ipdb<
renb ser &~riegsiabre in geItung lpas
rem, Damn fann man ni6t gut erS
lparten, bnB er nod tpeiterbin berlnitz
~6ringenb proDu5ieren nirb. Geprd1
Ientant Mroerfon erfldrte, baB Der
GARNER fir leine @r5eugniiie IN DolS
lars be5ablt lperbe, Deren &auffraft I'M
gergleihe 3u Ser beg lebten Rormnlz
iabrg bpr bem &riege, 1918, MIR rnnDs
3lpei Drittel pber etipa 81 gents be-
TRACE. Sn elmer ga1l5en Neibe BON
Bdillens lit aber lelbt oieie niebrige
5babung moot 8u bod gegriffen UNI
bic aauffraft oesrpem GARNER ge@
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27

Mabe;u $4,000 Yerionen baben
I'M p%ergonsenen Sobr bet Nntomobtlz
u1fdllen i'm 9anbe tbr 2eben Derlorer.
Nutoraler uno llebereiliee %lollterl bteS
beadten!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27

Nadbem Sic Nbriiitunssz Gonfe=
rens bei6loilen bat, bab 5audboote
feinc SanoclSi6tfie 5eritDren barter,
bleibt nlr nod felt5uitcllen, mas et11
Sanoelsl6iff mirflt6 lit.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27

s3n 5%auienoen II. mdbreno Ser letten
Sabre IN @nglanb Der Nbel8tttel per-
lieben morben. uDaS bemofratt1d1te
2arD Ser @elt!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27

NGaemeine Mmnette fir Srld1loer,
sic politii6er 8ergeben tpege1l tn 0e.
fangenl6aft gerteten. Warm gtebt)e
allgemeine Nmnetie fir amertfaner'
Sic in &riessSett Sic @abrbett &C.
iprpfen?
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27
Serauseeber, gilbert @tetnballier
Entered at the Post Office at New Ulm, Mimi,
as Second Class Mail Matter.

@ein @ort last 8otncore iiber
Sranfret6s S6nlben an Nmertfa.
I'm 10 einbrudlider mub er on tie err
tnnert merben!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27

NuslQnoiide Seiu6er beS ateler
-Safens lino ocS Staune1s boil llber
sic rese 9dttgfeit BORT. Der NletB
ser Nrbeiter sooS Hmtrfiamte Wttttel
in 9eutidlanbS Mettung!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27

@ie ties berfebt.-rSm Goal it's
ia 10 6eib, Braulein gmma, lpollen
mir urs ni9t lieber Elm bis4en britt
fen?"
rglein, 6err gfeiffer, babel tpiro'S
.einem ia no6 beiBerl"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27

Ser frams0iil6en Nuffoiluns bon
ser NuSfubrbarfett beS SertrageS
BON @crlailleS lit Sic engltl6e otreft
entgeeengeiett. l1nb tbr nitro 16lteBz
1id au6 Tranfrei6 ii6 gu fit9er1 baz
ben!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27

Banftcrs beflaserl itd, mis aus
@albtnston bert6tet mtro, oaB ote
neusr1 Tricoens Collars itd nt6t gut
aufi6t@tcn lafien. g1ur Der oomttl
Wir baben rie 5ruba NIT oem Nuf=
1dtdten unlerer Dollars.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27

Scr praftii6e Mr8t.- g.: uSaben
Sic jemals erlebt, bnB Elm Mr5t Die
bon ibm perl6riebene Mebi5in ielbit
einnimmt?"
s.: 80 ia. gls ib nod Nmerifa
fubr, ipurbe ib leefranf. Ser 56iffse
ar5t %berorbnete mir G6ampagner urlb
je6esmal, tDenn es 3eit lpay Die 9o@
fis 81 nebmen, geltelte er lid 81 mir
nnb balf muir 6abei. @3
.,.ajf stast1s esla1yy 8a3f. - q
ea47- --T--: 7-TTT77J7--l5
slbonnirt ant DIE rRssem Him @cF':1
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-27

Na allo. 800 Isl, bari bern Elm
'8ealnter ant 56alfer 10 grpb fem nit
SEM 8ubltfum2"
.Nb bas mar ia fein Bnbliiffum.
0as lpar MIR Elm &oaege."