davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
World Wheat Stocks Low

WASHINGTON. June .. - World
wheat stocks By July will be lower
than for several years. according to an
ANALYSIS Of the situation issued to-
night b. the Commerce Department
poth Argentina and Australia, the de-
par.ment explained. have considerably
less wheat than last year. The United
states earry-oyer will be light and only
Canada has considerable stocks on
hand A larger demand than last year.
Il WAS declared, was indicated by the
inward trend Of European consump-
tion. while the prospects are for a
snAller eron.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Church of the Incarnation

Madison Avenue and 18Th street.
Hey fl Percy Silver. ID. D.. Rector.
AMI N a. N. Holy Communion.
\. N Choral Etensong.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Commercial Credit

ll,hsueh @frolen" credits are still a
...Ai,- n, volume, particularly in
X. ,sY.Ile Geld, mas been considerably
49, ,.Svesd in the last few months, ae-
rosSs 'oS,sS n credit men here. A fairly
;.... s.I.."s ss,nount Of money Is being car
80 80 on ths books Of Wholesale and
n.,uSs.,vrine n.o a. concerns that will not
ss paId for some time to come but the
.s,r,ih;lity .s OF payment in full is con-
s,;s.rs5 brighter than it was at the
Ca IcsoTn-.relsl money remains quiet.
cormsrcisl paper discounted az 4 20
~ per cent. , cn
suoted the following discount rates on
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Treasurer of Grain
Growers to Appear
AT Senate Inquiry
Former Official Also Sum-
moned to Explain Collec.
ton of 100000 and
Failure TO Market Crops

WASHINGTON. June e.-Responding
10 summons, James X. Mason. OF Chi
eago. treasurer OF tho United States
Grain Growers Association. and Will
liam G.. Eckhardt, Of Chicago, former
treasurer OF that association. will ap-
pear tomorrow before n subcommittee
OF the Senate Agriculture Committee
with the account books and records OF
their association. They will be ques-
toned M to the use which has been
made OF the funds collected by the as
sociation. and the work Il has done TO
promote the interests OF its members
and farmers generally throughout the
country.
The subcommittee. Of which Sena-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Maxwell Motors Showing

At the close Of business on April 30
the auick assets Of the Maxwell Motor
Car Corporation, as compared with the
liabilities. had reached the raio Of six
10 one. according TO the president de-
spite the fact that az the end Of March
the corporation took upward OF $1,000
600 out Of is ready funds for the an
payment Of block Of Series
A gold notes from sixty 10 seventy-hye
days before maturity.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
More Trading in Knit Goods

Knit goods, particularly fall lines
which have been comparatively mac
tive since their initial Offering earlier
in the ycnr, arc becoming more active.
The price advances in raw materials
arc believed TO he cxcrting some in
nuencc on buyers who have delayed
placing orders for fall requirements.
Prices Of wooden underwear FOR fall
already have been advanced about 10
per cent and some advances also have
been made in heavier weight cottons.
In tho light weight goods for summer
use price advances have been less
marked. silk hosiery for immediate or
nearby delivery is in better demand
than a short time ago and prices rule
firm
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
More Failures This Week

Commercial failures for the current
week we're slightly larger in number
than last week. according to the re-
ports Of the credit agencies II is ex-
planned, however, that this week con
tained no holiday as did last week. r.
G. Dun g. Co. report 440 failures this
week, against 407 last week and 300 in
the corresponding week last year.
Bradstreet's places this weeks failures
at 394, compared TO 354 last week and
3s5 in the same week last year.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Business Troubles
p.tItInn. In Rankruptcy


n. following petitions IN bankruptcy
we're fled yes,erday In tho United states
'vsciLL RILEY & co.-Invoiuntary:
ssk brokers. 20 Broad ~.
IEyOX CARPET MfTLS-Involuntary
,,-p.,, rugs et, 81, W. 3ad ~.
elNrEL zUCKER-Involuntar dairy
s-stucls 1881 "a aY
PROGRESSIVE SILK MILLs-Involun-
try six ,obbef. III ffh av.
LEVY 4 LSTEfN-voiuntary
iii w. 18th g.. liabilities. t2,bii: no
ns,is
ruFnsi, it ". isSth st.. liabilities, t2.9o3.
asss.t tit
ID EEssLER-lnvoluntary dresses; 6
iNf
max ToPfER-voluntary; restaurant:
iu Z Bisatvsy; liabilities, fbs.5i6. as
p,s 49,
Receivers in BANKRUPTCY
ne hlovihs receivers IN bankruptcy
.,Ts ,sg.isisd Yesterday in the United
E,Sr Il Kaufman for Mccall. Riley &
. ro,k brokers'. 20 Broad st.. with bond
n nftts
R.ub,u Hnlmsn for Tanara Bros. hard
ne is Broadway. with bond ~ $1,000.
Fnt1srlck " Wakefield for samuel Tau
~ w ~ av. with bond q $1,000.
te, he. stock brokers, 20 Broad st.,
~ bond OF s. 900.
Esw.rd W Mcdonald. for Powell Tx
zee Co. Inc 80 Desbrosses ST.. with
81 a. Young. for seiirn Lsniado & Co.
wv -. Nicholas av.. underwear. etc. with
k't Of g. 900
Schedules in bankruptcy
n. following schedules in bankruptcy
~ hled yesterday In the United States
EGGY-GALLAGHER MANUFACTURE
% CO.. INC.-127 ". 25th ~. Liabilities.
riis; assets. ts.2s7.
LOUIS LASSERMAN-2o37 Boston
Ia. Bronx. Liabilities $500: assets.
MAX Restaurant. is5 T.
way Liabilities. .5s.s1e; assets $50.
HARRY WElCHOLTZ-Liabilitiee. si3.-
y assets 81 sos.
YoNKERs AUCTION HOUsE-Liabni-
"a itll4. assets ti.s5s.
LEVY 4 FlNKELMAN--i34 W. 2sth ~.
liabilities s. 54i; no assets.
WILLIAM McANDREWS- Boxer and pu-
iNiN bos ". lsjth st. Liabilities f2,9O3;
Isseis. tiis
cIDHELys HOFFMAN. INc.-cloaks
.sd suits ifs Madison av. Liabilities,
'f'lss' assets. s15.36s.
Assignments
o. A Miller Inc: exporting merchan-
iiu With cfGrfs az No So Res1c St yes
e-day assigned for tho benefit of credi-
ofs 70 Isaac vs.. Goodhuc. of No. 40
Sautu q. O. A Miller r. president OF
=, company which was incorporated in
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10

THE COMMUNITY CHURCH OF y; Il
s.s HsaainE "commLnlty Church,
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10

BOSTON. June 9.--"Thc Commercial
Bulletin" tomorrow will say;
"While the market 40 tho Eastern
scaboard has been only moderately
active, u has nevertheless been very
firm. In the West the new clip Is
moving steadily at firm prices also. The
WOODEN mills are generally well occu-
pied. while the worstcd manufacturers
still find business rather slow.
"The foreign primary markets are
n bit easier on top-making merinos
while good csmbing wools are firm.
Yorkshire reflects the same condition,
tops being down a penny 20 81 pence
for September October delivery"
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
THE MIDDLE CHURCH,

HARLEM. Lenov Avenue and ie3d street.
Hov Edgar Tllton. Jr, y. D.. Minister.
u M--Chlldren's Day Services
Ep M-Dr. Tiiton will preach
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Charges Resale Prices

WASHINGTON. June 9.--The Fed
cral- Trade Commission announced to-
day that IL had issued formal complaint
against the Cream Of Wheat Company,
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. The complaint
charges the company with maintenance
Of resale prices contrary 10 Section 5
Of the Federal trade commission act.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10

HAMILTON GRANGE, Convent Nv. lioth
AETUTE FREDERICK MABOS. Minister.
Services N 4. 81 and +. 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10

SUMMER WORK. college student or teacher
healihfui. pleasant infrlosfIng salary
;213 f0r summer. su.e 1875. lnI 5fn ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Satisfied Judgments

In New York County
The first name be- that Of the debtor. the
second that of the creditor and date
when judgment WAS flod
Inferi orouch Rapid Transit Co.
" plozlewlcz. April 2i. 1927 5000 00
Same r. Krufcher: April 81. 1922 1880
'Ign JUnc ''7"' = Observation-Disclosures iisss
April 10. 1918 is....,............ iO7oi
". 81 Hayward & co.-Dazisns
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
PHILADELPHIA
pHiLADELPHlA.
n 4 Rumpf. - a. Rumpf knit under
wear. hosiery lresiln
PITTSBURGH

"a Rumpf. a. Rumpf knit under
wear. hosiery lfesiln.
PITTSBURGH
porg. Bunl. Miss y A Titus. faces
and French gowns. ilto y way .,..,.-
W r griffiths Co. ". T. Griiihs
mons clothing. Martinique.
charles Netsfer. charles Mciafer, no
tiens f~Veiry. a. Leonard 81
Koipier Co Miss Cochrane. ready 10
PchTf.ANp. ore -fiitman. Wolfe 4
Co. ". n. Magee, ready 20 wear 80
PORTLAND. ore. Meier Frank CO.
4 q Poole. women's ready 10 wear. s+'
SEATTLE. Wash Ron Mareho: ". 3
Gagsn. mems furnishings and trimminss'
SEATTLE. vs,r Ron Marche' NJ
AhAran. ladies' hosiery, knit underwear
SELMA. Aia.-cen,ral Alabama y. o.
Co. 81. y. Gusforf womsn'- tlinishihs"
notions. gen. mfso. - Leonard A.
at. PAUL Mlnn.-Macsy Co, Mrs. u
v.r.,eln iohs wash dresses. J. a. uerh-
berg, 100 West s2d st
wAsHfNGrOS
nl1lk nros. J Rzk. gowns, waists
KEY WEST. Fia.-D Aronou,z & sons;
Morris Aronovitz. dry goods, shoes fur-
nlshinEs. Pennsylyania.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
RrsINEss CARDS
Diamonds. Jewelry. ELe.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

IAMONns bought and To'f f0r cssn
Advice froe. Bennett US Bway. "a foof
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
HELP WANTED MALE

WANTED - EXPERIENCED EXECUTIVE
rs BUILDING C0Nrn ,crORs oFFfrr
OWNED RY PRACTISING ARcHiTECr
COMNr NiCATlONs STRICTLY CONFis
DENTAL. l. ss TRiDrNE
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
ADyENTIsTs
Adventist Temple
Ieoth IT. and LenoS Ave.
r.pryr.F n. HAYNES. Pastor.

SUNDAY NIGHT: "Sir Arthur Conan
Doyle. Creator Of Sherlock Holmes,
Out-Shcrloekcd. And Out-Wllted. BY
The Most Efficient And Highly Or
ganizcd Criminal Conspiracy In Exls-
tence."
Tn. Phenomena - spirifuslism Produced
bv Master Criminals. only - peceiFe, ~.
lude and Defraud. kef'lAN"h u -
Source and Character
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Judgments Filed

j. following judgments were fled yes
yiay. the first name being that OF the
bt0r.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Swcdes Lead General Strike

Sweden was the first country to be
harassed by a general strike. In 1909
dispute arose in the wood pulp trade
and Immediately the other workers
walked out in sympathy, bringing the
nation 20 a standstill.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
SITUATION WANTED MALE

YOUNG MAJ wishes position WIEN sons
reliable concern in lff.0 f0pf fncellent
radio s'fefFlcIan and 'II .neHt operator ani
good faisamnn, write nnif. Hen. Del. y J.
e. %. Dlfara
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10

strieted TO manufacturers Of som.n's
waists, will be extended TO include
manufacturers Of skirts and under
wear, according 20 an announcement
made yesterday by David n. Moses
sohn, executive director Of the league.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
81. t.BartholOmew's Church

Park Avenue and 5ist street
Rev. LEIGHTON PARKS ID D.. Rector
$50 a N Holy Communion.
n A. " Morning Prayer and Sermon,
Preacher Rev Percy Gordon.
$3.50 T. " Choral Egcnsorg.
Anthem from samson. Handel
Let fhe Bright Seraphm.
LET Their Celestial Concerts
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Business N e w 8
+ I.cal Battle in Fur Trade
= Expected Over Hudson Seal

prime bankers acceptnnccs eligible for
purchase BY Federal Reserve banks.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10

Five PER cENT commission bonus for In
formation occurring HNffuf1N'a Iumher
business Joan ~ $4,000 fHr nrfri ~ three
years. auf n preferred. rrIf Ieve fNn fsars.
Ton nlr cont interest fl.sf mortgage on
business property worth several times amount
required Insurance nr0r ienirr entire Loan
term nank and trade references also come
merelai rgenrles. Complete Information. inr
ciullng financial statement ana photos sn0H.
ing security. Oh request AIffc TEXAS
81 H.l HIHEE . III L-lu..
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
LEGAL NOTICES

HOYT, RosfSA E-tN PURSUANCE %
Az ORDER ~ Honorable JONS 2.
COHALAN. a Surrogate of fhr County ~
New York. NOTICE N hereby given to an
persons having claims against kosina n
Hoyt late ~ tho county ~ New York
deceased. 20 present the same with voueh.
ers thef'pL 20 ihe spu-.ILp'Is az tnrr
of Gherartl Davis their attorney az 10.
Is william street IN the Borough 0f Itn.
haitian. in The city 81 New York. stats
Of Ney YORK. 90 or before tho 2ith lay
q October. 1872.
Daisd. New York. the 18th day q April
i3lz
JOHN SHERMAN HOYT.
ROfiNA \. HOYr
l., FARRAR nATEsON.
Executors
GHERARDI DAVIS. Attorney for EKscu-
tors.
OFlco and p. o. Address. rs william
street. Borough Of Aanhattan. New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Cathedral OF ST. John the Divine

Amsterdam Avenue and li2th Street.
A. ~ The Holy Communion.
n a. M-Seryice of Ordination. Preacher.
rho Very Rev. n p. " Fosbrokr,
- D. Dean of the General Thoo-
logical Seminary.
tP. 81 Festival Evensong.
Daily Servicos-7;3o A. 81
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
More British Cottons to Z. S.

Exports Of British cotton goods to
this country in the first four months Of
the current year very nearly equaled
those Of the record period in
1920. says Trade Commissioner Butler
in a report to the Department Of Com
merce. Exports Of British yarn dyed
cotton goods for tho period we're the
largest on record, and constituted more
than one-fourth of the total shipments
Of British yard dyed goods for the four
months.
Expand Waist League
The active membership Of the United
Waist eLagmo Of America. hitherto re
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
CAMPS

RAINBOW LAKE ~ TIE ADIRON.
DAcks-slS-ro0m furnished camp for ssie
Accessible ty train or auto flfieen min.
utes from New York Central Railroad st..
a0n. $500 feet elevation Good fsh inF ard
boating. Twelve hours from New York
cNy J. W. GENAWAY. Malone. \. y.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Wool Markets Continue Firm

CAL loans against aceept0nces, pei
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Lost Bankbooks

LOST -Iartfr0k SO 1f1fff NJ mo Tnion
Dime slrrrs r1rf is mIfe.nz Any rer.
s0n having claim fn lf IH hereby caIIsf
ur0n f0 present fHn como within frr fais NJ
submit fo having eall laeshcof c1uceIei ani
"a now ono ls.H.l
LOST -unrtfoot so go of5 - fts rnirn
Dino r4Hng Rank ia m.ra.rg Any w..
s0n having "a claim f0 if Ia hereby faNff
upon fo present fhn aana within Ton fats NJ
submit fo haf,ng sai passt9ok carce.ei ani
a new ono lfalrI
LOST aHartb00t so go 1Ts n Greenwich
Savings Rank lF Sixth Ave a. Y. CRY.
Payment stopped. Please return t1 bank.
LOST -rantfooF so sfsff7 ~ fhe linton
Dlme SAVINGS lsnf is m'ss'1g Any Pr
son having a claim f1 if i9 hereby called
upon 90 lItafrf fIa same uIIf.U ffn az ~
submit to having aId p1ssherl canreiei and
new onn ias0ef
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
SITUATION WANTED FEMlLE


WANTED Positions as tutors goYsrnss..'
or clerks fOf summer iy fWn nI I''Ic srhcoI
teachers ~ several gears efperfnDe. x ii9.
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Classified Advertisements

LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
lost Fraternity rIn phl Gamma Delta .
m back O.. D. GIfeffl.r.e. "a. between
f1fh anf So af Return Io Emanlel, 100
West som % Wfuarf
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
CHKIsTIAN SCIENCE
LUTHERAN

HOLY TRINITY, 65th ~. Central Park West
The Rev Paul Scherer Pastor
il-Topic. Crossing tho Border"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-13
eigt Elm MrtitteI, Den 6erbe III einer
Mir+nirpn ,h~prnffpntIfehts hnf in Dem

5eigt Elm MrtifeIL ben 5epbe in einer
uggSiictpiire~ berDffentlibt bat IN Dem
er inter anDerem lagt: uginige franz
81iil6e 8plihtifer baIten an be1n
gnalm elmer 8ertrummerung Der
abentIden @iin6eit feit unb tpiiroen aug
elmer 1pI9en 9offnung berans Die
BRberber fennng bes &Dnigtums in
Bnfern nidt l11gern leben. yea6 If
rem 8Iaren miibte oann Seiterrei6
nit Sem renen &0nigrei@ 8apern
pereinigt merben, bamit elm Im%ooeutz
jdes fatbolil9es Gei6 oem proteitan<
|tilder1 Nprbbentldlano g~egetdibenst
ltdnbe." Serpe erfldrt 1ie1enSGraum
iinir Elm Sirngeipinit. @r bemerft boz
gu, 6ab fem bernunftigep 9eutiher
perfpure Neigung, bas 8aterla11b aufs
nel1e gu 5erretben nrO ,als Snmmelz
plaB Ser Na@barn mibbrauben 81
lai1en. Sic beutl@e ginbeit .1ei en0<
Jultig ge1i6ert, u1rb tonne ni@t mebr
3erbrpben tper0en. Sranfrei6 tperoe
ielbf ben Nmdlub .0eiterrei@s nl9t
Hanger rrebr berbinoern f6nnen. Sic
Bie6erberiBemnng Seq @onigtums in
Bagern tpiir6e aller @orausitdt nab
|.eine monar6titii6e grbeblns Bren<
gems 5ur Solge babcn. 5ebre fommt
gu 6em s6luB, Der SrieSe let Aar1 be-
ten Dur6 Sic @rbaltnt1g Der beutl6en
Nepublif seiidert, aud tue11n Die @ez
publif bur@ SEN Mnidlnb Seferrei9s
bergrDBert iper0en iollte. St be5ei9<
net es aIs n%ottpen0tg, 6ab Srantpei9
Sic Bieberber ifennng Deg &Dnlg@
rei6s in 8apern nnb cine eftDaige
monar9iitil6e @rbebung in Brelben
init alien Mitteln %berbinbern mii1ie.
2. septentber 1922. ~ Gin Sag
pebmiitig1ten @ebente1rs. Sic bentz
Ei@en Nepublien un6 &epn5lifden baz
ben i'm aug sent &alenDer geltriden.
t1nb iubert rad einem funfelnagel<
ne1en @ebenfbug, iiber 6eien Se1tz
iebung fpei1id nod feine gigenbet
}n er5ielen tpar.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-13

SEER nno 1rau Nbo1pb &lanie tpur=
SEN AM Brettae .anldbli6 tbreS 80.
6od5eitStageS BON BerlDanotsn nno :
Ireu1lben III a1genebmiter Wetle uberz
ra{dt. Tran Mtlbelmine 8ood nno
eine Nn3abl anoerer Damien perlebten
sort ben 9fa9mitta5; nm 5 lbr pnroe
ein feiner 2un6 ierpiert. Nm Mbeno
perl ammelte fi9 etne anbere 9elells
l6aft TIM &lanie 6eim, GS mnroe
500 geiptelt nnb gu ipdter Stnroe et1
2un6 ierptert. Serr nno Tran &lau@
ie perebeltdfen ft@ an 20. @eptems
ber 1892 in ber beiigen lutbert19en
Rir@e. Trau &lau1e mar ebemalS
SRI. Sba 8. Bood. sic baben iett
ibrer Gbe nrrnnterbroden IN Stem
Tim gelebt urb itno Ste Gltern BON
4 @i1oern. Dieie iinb: Bran
Clarence Mm, Brau 0op- g. 0lntb
u1lo sic SRI. Olga nnb Norma alar1e.
Site &tnoer nabmen an Der bib19e1l
Tetcr teil, un6 ebenio 9errn &lanle'S
Briioer, Sobn q. &laufe bon Morgan
u1b Nrnolb q. &lanie BON 6odeiter
u1,b Tamilien.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-13

Die Entwickiung. Fahrgast (abend;
in der s~Strassenbahn): WAS? zehn Mark
kostet es jetzt mach acht Uhr abends!"
Schahner: ,,Jawohl, mein Herr, sic
ben Mark fir die Fahrt und drei Marx
fir die Wagenbeleuchtung!" (
Mein Freund x in U. war vor 16
verurteilt worden, bis yum /.
November 1912 mohatlich 25 Mark fur
Alimente zu bezahlen. Am l. November
1912 stellte sch das Is Jahre alt gewor-
dene Madels bel melnem Freund EN-,
die letzte Rate i'm Auftrag der Mutt
ter %abzuholen. # n &. ~
So" sagte er, nachdem er das Geld
.ausgehandigt hattie, ,jetzt sagst deiner
'Mutter en- scheme Gruss Won mir und
Won NORGE alb war ich dein Waiter init
raehhr." asas ssf.as'a.7.
Wortgetreu wurde der Mutter desc
5Hrklarung ~uberbracht und Wutschnau-
bend sagteN sic zu dem Madel:
Nun, jetzt gehscht sofort wleder hin.
zu dei'm Water uud sagscht en- Gruss Won
der Mutter, sund er war uberhaupt ME
mails del Waiter gewest."
I'm bayrischen Grenzgebiet. ia bna
s. in Mark zahl'n, k0nna s. hochstens in
Oesterreich a Sommerwohnung kriag' IL
bel uns net
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-13
50 e 4 menfden lfennen nil, mltb
tie nod ibren @iiniben belirteilen.

@er Meni1en terner mil, mltB
iie nod ibren @inniben benrteilen.
Se6e Engeno fam 8rm Cater
ner6en, nenn iie ins 5Grtrem per-s
fant. 4. Il.
2iebensmMr6ige 5htpd.
den niiben oft mebr als groBe Wor.
8uge.
Mi@t ieoer a1tart ndh Sen Sob
rem; Dos Ser5 ergraat oft Dor ben.
I Gaaren. q q r. q s.
4 user iM ! babarptef, alf al.
les 5u pfeHm, TIT es meiitens aus
oem 1leesten Sod. ~ f HI
g anabe, Ser ale 3igaretter-
Warfen %altl5ablen fam, biirfte
fd1perli6 inn 2eben mit5ablen.
Gin ie6es meltli@ 9ing fat feline
3eit;
Die Gtdtnng lebe etpig I'M @emmte.
DaS mabre @1iid, oas gigentum
Ser @eifen,
Stebt feft, inbes Gortunas &11geI
roIt.
Gs lit ein Eroit, sob Meniden irren
fon11en,
Cont mar's @erbre6en, mas mir
Sorbeit 11e11ner1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-13
SWORN STATEMENT REQUIRED

SWORN STATEMENT REQUIRED
BY THE NEW POSTAL LAW.
STATEMENT OF THE OWNER
SHIP, MANAGEMENT, CIRCU-
LATION, ETC, required by the Act
of Congress of August "a, 1912, of the
New Ulm Post, published weekly
at New Ulm, Minnesota, for October /,
1922.
State of Minnesota,
County of Brown. SIS.
Before me, a Notary Public in and
for the State and county aforesaid,
personally appeared Albert Stein
hauser, who, having been duly affirmed
according to law, deposes and says
that he is the owner of the New
Ulm Post and that the following is,
to the best of his knowledge and belief,
a true statement of the ownership,
management, ETC., of the aforesaid
publication for the date shown in the
above caption, required by the Act Of
August "a, 1912, embodied in section
443. Postal Laws and Regulations,
printed on the reverse of this form, to
wit:
/. That the names and addresses
of the publisher, editor, managing
editor, and business manager are:
Publisher: Albert S%teinhauser, New
TT11o Miproocofo
Editor: Albert Steinhauser, New Ulm,
T. Minnesota.
Managing Editor: Albert ~Steinhauser,
New. Ulm, Minnesota.
Business Manager: Albert Steinhauser
New Ulm, Minnesota.
2. That the owners are: Albert
S%teinhauser, New Ulm, Minnesota.
8. That the known bondholders,
mortgages, and other security hold
ers owning or holding | per cent or
more of total amount Of bonds, mort
cages, or. other securities are: None.
a.. That the two paragraphs next
above, giving the anne of the owners,
stockholders. and security holders. II
any, contain not only the list of stock
holders and security holders as they
appear upon the books of the company
but also, in cases where the stock
holder or security holder appears upon
the books Of the company as trustee or
in any other fduciary relation, the