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New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
Frances Side of the Case

Camille Aymard contributes to "Le
Lberte" the following Interesting
statement of the French position:
wish NJ. Poincare had been accom-
panied to London by Marshal Foch
rather than by NJ. de Lasteyre. The
presence at his side of our great mill
tary chief would have been more use
full than the presence of our great
treasurer, since we shall more prob
ably have to punish than to collect.
And then, in the present circumstances
Marshal Foch's going to London would
have had a symbolic value.
For we must not delude ourselves
on the possible issue of the London
conference. Whatever its apparent re-
suits, 1t can only more and more clear
ly show the profound, as it were con-
genital, divergence which henceforth
separates the English from the French
policy.
Englartd's Situation
For England the ends Of war have
been attained and realized, since the
German feet has been destroyed at
Scapa Flow, the German colonies have
been annexed to the British Empire
the merchant vessels delivered to the
English ship owners, the German ex-
port trade suppIanted in the foreign
markets by English products. The
Englishman, good tempered player as
he is, is ready to lend helping hand
to his former competitor, whom he
ruined, and evento lend him the funds
that will permit him to repair the loss,
but under his control and at his mercy
The war, great school of ihstruc-
tion, has revealed to Eng1and's rulers
as to her financiers and merchants
that the ruin of one competitor does
not always necessarily result IN enrich
ing the other. The British people have
come all at once to realize that the ruin
of Germany and Russia, which for half
century it was their desire to effect
SO as to insure British predominance
Viz AouSA SA0ot CHS WOLiGs mas ltS lbrSt
consequence threat Of England's
own ruin.
The great English economical
machine, which is not based, as in
France, on national economy, but or
the frail and complicated scaffolding oi
international exchanges, is getting
every day more paralyzed. Already
millions of emigrants are going abroad
in search of the means Of living which
the mother country refuses them. At
the moment when England thought she
had triumphed over the vanquishet
world, while she was awaiting the ad-
vent of Fortune, the spectre of Hunge,
Knocked at her gate.
That is why English public opinion
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02

"Hylan Fight Forces 10-Cent Cut in
Gas Rate" Headline yesterday in
fIearst's "American.'
lIunibug' was the comment of
Mayor Hylan, telephoning from Sara
toga to the City Hall to-day. Yes
terday's "Globe."
What is the matter with the wires
to Saratoga that His Honor did not
hear his masters voice?
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02

seventh Street and at Ninety second
Street and Columbus Avenue.
There may be way Of taking out
these tunnels and putting in subway,
but it would cause enormous incon-
venience to the West Side. What we
need on Amsterdam Avenue Is a FIRST
class bus line, running from High
Bridge to Forty second Street.
C.s. G.
New York. Aug. 81, 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
Amsterdam Avenues Aqucduct

10 the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: One of the most surprising feat
ures of the Mayors plan for subways
is that he proposes to take over AM
sterdam Avenue. Is it possible he is
not aware that sub-surfsce Amsterdam
Avenue is an aqueduct?
When I was boy the "big pipes"
or Tenth (Amsterdam) Avenue were
the wonder and admiration of the town.
They were pictured in valentines
Manual" and the illustrated papers. A
sob on the big pipes" was the ambi-
tion of every contractor and workman
l have never heard that these cast
iron tunnels, as high as q mans head
and four or five In number, were taken
up. AS ] understand it, they fill all the
avenue under the street. from High
Bridge down. There are gate houses
near Columbia University, in Ninety.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
More Truth Than Poetry
By James J. Montague
To a King6sher

You sit beside singing stream
Throughout the summer day,
And close your little eyes and
dream
The happy hours away.
And when pain on your inside
Declares it's time to sup,
You swoop athwart the ripping
tide
And scoop troutlet up.
At best, but once month or two
Can | lay by my pen
And follow cleaning waters
through
A shade embowered fen.
A rare delight it is to me
Beside the brook to roam,
And pause beneath the willow
That you have made your home.
No tomcat comes to seek you out,
And make unsure your rest,
No egg collecting schoolboys
shout
When they have found your
nest.
Afar from trouble, free from
strife,
What more could creature
wish
Than, through calm, contented
life,
To loaf and sleep and fish?
watch you swirling through the
spray,
A flash of white and blue;
watch you catch your wriggling
prey,
And how I envy you!
Would your delightful lot were
mine,
Among the trees to lurk,
And all the summer long combine
My pleasure and my work!
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
English and English
fFrom rhe phiiadelphia lnani

fFrom The Philadelphia I,iquirerJ
Phiiologist, who has made q survey
for London society, says one third ot
the earth's inhabitants now speak
English.
In a way, yes. But it's difficult ca
recognize come Of it.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
The Final Arbiser

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: It secms Mr.. Gonpers thinks
that union labor ought to go on re-
ceiying war wages In peace times, The
inexorable economic law will have
something to say about this.
pUBLIUs.
New York, Avg. 80, 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED pnrss

Ths Associated fress ID exclusively ettisiea TO
fae 9ss Tor republication Of ali new9 diapatcSsa
credited 20 II or nos ashefvtse credited in shis
Paper. and sse The local Of spontaneous origin
published herein.
All rights OF republication Of all ether matter
hSfein slso Ase yesefssd
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
Would That He Would

Mr.. Bryan has cut his hair, which
Is more than he will do with any of
his speeches.
Copyright by James j Montague)
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02

can resume business relations with a
Russia which il willing to conduct
such relations on the basis Of inter-
national law and individual liability.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
Fame Is FIeeting

Those twin stars discovered by
Canadian astronomer will attract
attention till some star 'gazer in
Winsteds Conn.,. discovers triplets.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
Little Competition

The ex-Kaiser probably figured
that nobody has written a joke book
since Joe Miller's time, SO there
ought to be market for his.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02

Yes ear surshase mesehaadise advertised II THE
TEtbUhE with absolute safesy-~ser II dissalsfas-
tisn resaks le ssy eass THE TRIRUNE euafah.
seas 10 esy yoaf neney hack nnen fewusst. Nc red
ssss 80 aaisbiiEa- We refund eromrtis u the
esvsstises dees ses.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02

And ave doubt If they'll accomplish
anything, anyaody. For long time it
has been oar impression that Russia is
being run by efficiency experts.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02

The experts" TO be sent to Russia
by President Harding must be experts,
first Of all, in the art Of survival.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
The 7'oscer
THE OLD HOUSE

THE OLD HOUSE
rENo-MORROW they will come, and
III. we who go
Have told them nothing. They do
not surmise
That this low chamber, watching
dawn arise,
Will keep It's secrets. They viii
never know
That this wide room, where evenings
golden glow
The longest fingers, waits in hurt
surprise.
These patient walls will be to
alien eyes
Insentient, dumb, with nothing to
bestow.
Tonight the old house sighs beneath
its caves,
And calls and calls its children
wonderingly.
For voices we'll beloved it waits and
grieves.
For his return who always held
the keys.
These others-strangers--ah, they
do not guess
That one may own and yet may not
possess.
MARY JANSEN DUBOIS.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02

The gas rate has been reduced 10 pey
cent, dee, no doubt, to tho overproduc-
tion occasioncd by recent debates in
Congress.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02

Ireland has swapped the green harp
banner for tricolor standard, and evil
IDENTIFY is also contemplating deposing
the shamrock as national flower and
substituting the hardy perennial am
bush. r. r.. ".
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02

With a French dreadnought, Jap
anese cruiser and an Argentine torpedo
boat sunk within week, it begins to
look as though this limitation of arma-
ments scheme had at last got into
the hands of Competent Authority.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-11

@err unO Trou Garl @n9elbrrt
unb 6amtlie febrten bon elmer brttz
m06igen Nutotour bur6 oaS Glaf
9tll8 @ebtet IN Glib Dafota n11b bern
Oellom 9to1e 9eattonal Yarf am
@am8tag na6 bter 3uriid. @te lte
beri6ten, batten fie eine iebr i60ne
Netie.
6reu1oe bon Trau M1ortb
2ange 1peroen NIT Sntere0e BON tbrer
am 5. Suit NIT 9errn Charles Nebz
felb erfolgten 8ermdblnng &enntniS
11ebnen. Dte So65ett fan6 tn @5ibz
bon fatt nn6 Baitor 8oettder oollz
5og Sic Irauung, Serr unb Grau
CHARLES @ebfelb nob1en iekt tn 8eita.
Serr n1b Trau 0sobert 8raffe
unb 9ft6ten, @labpS nnot Selen
@el6ltn, alle BON 6airmont famen
lebten DonnerStag na6 bter nnb bielz
ten it6 nebrere Gage beln6sm,ile I'm
Setme BON 5errn unb 8ran Warttn
@nrt6 auf. gyrl. 9plpia Gpri6, 1pel<
6e et1ise Sage 5f 8eiuh IN Tairmont
setpetlt bate, fam NIT tbnen nod bier
3nriid.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-11

= Or. Tranf Yfjiterer uno Gomt=
lie BON Marfeian @t8c., trafen lette
Mo6e gum 8eiu6e ber @lfern be8
eriteren, 9errn une 6ran 5enrp
Bhiterer, on Git @aibtnston g1raz
be etn. @ie legten sic Netie per Nuto
5nriid uno beabii6tt9en, it6 3tpet
@o6en bter anfsubolten.
!, 6ran q. 6. Clifton unb &tn6er
Nrlene nn6 Sobn BON Winneapolt8
trafen am Mtttmo6 gum 8el lu6e BET
SEN @ltern reip. @robeltern 9errn
uno 5ran Sobn @elttn9er, bier ein.
SRI. TbuSneloa 5etlinger, ipel6e ote
lebten Wo9en I'M CLIFTON Seim in
MinneapoltS ge>peilt bate, febrte ebens
fails na6 bter 5uriid.
Nuguit WauSfe bon bier erbtelt
am N1ontag 6te traurige 9ea6ri6t,
bab ieine @6meiter Brau albert
&letn bon &ombea, g. o., I'M 6ospi=
tai 3u Ho6eiter, Mtnn. I'M Nlter
bon 81 Sabren geltorben fet. @err
Musfe begab iid Mtttmo6 mor9en
mod 8otpbell, nm an benz am Donz
ftattgefunoenen 9et@enbe=
gdngni8 tetl5unebmen. @
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-11
Musfnnfts>&mreau
]. &pdbreno oes syeites
9osielbe- ipirb int gubert Seiem=
maiers Mutp @ei6aftsraum einz
gerthtet* Srgenomel9e Mus=
fnnft be5iiglid oes sseites lit bter
erbdltlid. Selepbpn gp. lit
422.

Sur 8equenlt6feit ser Beln6er
oeS Seimfebrfei iteS unb Beipobner
Stem nlm8 mtr6 In SEN Mntomobil=
SerfanfSrdumen ser sStrma sSeienz
mater, neben bem Giienmarenlager,
fir Sic 3eit 6e8 6efes etn Musfunftsz
biiro etngert6tet meroen. Dort tper=
BEN berettmtlltgit ale 6aS i5et Be-
treffenoe Gragen beantlportef. !, Be=
in6er, tpel6e erfaGren ipollem, no lie
nnterfommen erbalten f0nne1t, tpollen
it9 oertrauenSooll an bteie MuSfunft8=
itelle menben. Golden, Sic @rfunois
gnngen iiber alte 5reunbe ei1Bubolen
miini6en, tptr6 ebenfallS na6 befen
&rdften ge6ient merben. .Dieien un6
ptelen anoeren Tra9en tptrb BORT Med=
1lnrg getragen mer0en. @ollten @te
irgeno ie1nan6em auf Befragen nt6t
NIT Stat ODER Sat bebtflt6 iein f6nnen,
10 perpeiien @te i'm nur an baS
uSeimfebr Snfor1nattonS 8iiro."
Oie Telepbon Summer lit 422. Ser
gefien 9te ite ni6t, btellet6t 9ebrau=
.6en 9te 6ieielbe etr1nal.
NtbanQS 9enle lit gum 8orlttenz
oen oeS Snformatton8z z&ontteeS erz
lpdblt nno ieine Niltitenten 1tn6 @arl
Manoerfel0, @m. O}etle unb 81. 81.
96lumpberger. Oas Biiro >pirb
bonn Is. an fiir 6as Hublifnm ges
0ffnet ietn nrb 9lu8funft, ,nilnbli6
ooer: telepbonii@, mtr6 3u ieber Cages
5eit, btS na6 benz 6eite, gerne ertetlt.
Oa8 Ynbltfnm nitro audi nod gebe=
ten, iol6e Snformattonen telepbonti@
anf5ugeben, Ste nur trgenbpie fit baS
8iiro BON Sntereiie lein f0nnten.
Sails 9te gum Beiiptel nod Ndume
baben, Ste @te fit 8eiu6er 3nr Ser
fiigung itellen f0nnten, ober @dite BET
S1nen meilen, 6ie otellei6t BON ant
oeren 0diten gern gefeben iein m06=
ten, er5dblen @ie eS Ser Nusfunftsz
itelle, Telepbon 91o. 422.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-11
gprtraasabenb idDnef Grfpls,

SRI, Marguerite Gogel ent5ldz
te unb iibel'raidie ielbit 6iejenigen
ibrer Tre1rloe, lpel6e tpubte11, iiber
lneld' grobeS 1alent iie berfiigt, alS
lie NIT ei1lent 8ortrag bot et11e grobe
3ub0rerl6aft am Treitasabe1lo in ser
Iurnbane trat, Inn 10 BEN Jonbs fiir
6aS SetmfeGrfeit nno Setter beS 60.
SabreStageS be8 S1loianeraufltanoe
oergr0ber1r gut belfen.. @ol6e, Ste
Sri. 8ogel 11ltral8 sic ltebenSmiroige
lunge Da1ne fannte11 nnb 1t6t8 BON
ibrer &nnit ipubten, fo1lnte11 gar ni6t
glauben, bab ite fdbtg letn io1lte, Sic
oerl6teoenen idpiertgen Gbaraftere,
tpte fte in She 9erpant i11 tbe 6oule"
gei6il0ert lperoe1, oar5uitellen. Sri.
Bogel l6ite biele 9lufsabe In geraoe5u
pollenoeter Metie uno btelt Sic auf=
merfiame 3ub0reri6aft, troh ser
berhldenben groben Sibe uno ser
lansen 8ortragsoauer, bis gum lebten
Mugenbltd In 9pannung uno 9lte1n,
SRI. 2illt 9a1npre6t u1,b Serr Nlot8
Martt utteritiibten SRI. Sogel nrb
trugen oa3u bet Ste Seranitaltung gu
et11em auberoroelrtli6 angenebme1t gu
geltalten. Serr Martt fang ein Gee
nlannS 2ieb nno mubte ft6 no6 gu
elmer s3ugabe berbetlaiien. SRI, 9tl1i
2an1pre6t folgte NIT etntgen 2teoer11
unb erfreute Sic 3nb0rer ebenfallS
NIT einer 0a @app N1r11ner. @tne
feBr anlebnlt6e @unnte fonnte alS
@rl6S aus bieier geranltaltllng Sem
Setn1febrfonbs 5ugefiihrt >peroen llrb
Ste Sungpto1rtere ais aud Ste Inter
balte11ben ipii11i6en ibren 0anf i11tb
Mnerfennnng fir oaS 9robe ibnen be-
mteie1e S1ttereiie BET oerielben anS5l1=
1pre6e1t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-11
Gin Griintmerbanfe.

Sn. ser am lebten 6rettag IN
SEN Gdumen oes Commercial &lubs
in 5leepn @pe abgeboltenen s3uiamz
neninnft ser 2anobrieftrdger bon
Brofpn Gon11tp 1pllroen folge1toe 8ez
anten geipdblf: Sbeobore Oeanoer<
felbi, Seem Him, Hrdi itoe11t; Nler 6en=
ntar11S, 9leepp @pe, 8i5e Brditoent;
Gbarles No'bertlo1L San8fa, @efre<
tdr; Nler 5enmannS tpur6e alld gum
Oelegaten er!a11nt fir Ste Qarobrtefz.
,tdger 5toatszGonpem m..ip1, ste anr
II, u1lS l2. bteles Wfol1atS in Safe
Gitn eb9ebalten iper6en mtrb.
- Gs lit seplant, bo8 9etmfebrfeit.
bur6 etnen Gborgeians 81 peri60nen
unb ualerer 9angeSfrenbtgfett bur6
baS @tngen etniger amerifanii6er rno
bert56er 2ieoer Mu8brud 5u gebe1t.
'Seoermann ser gerne itngt, gan5
.glet6, Oh er.etn gei6ulter 9anger tit,
ober nt6t, iollte lt6 9onntagebero
I'M German Rarf etnftnben, it6 etn
Yroeramm ser Qteber it6ern llnb ba8
gemetnl6oftlide 9ingen tottrdftigit
unterltiiber. Die &apelle nitro ipte=
len unb @te bral6en EtWt dngitltd
iet11, bab irgeno ienonb gerabe tire
@ttnne beranSb0ren nirb. Nber 9te
lperoe1t onr6 9bre Mttbilfe ba5u betz1
trogen BEN @eiang 5u etnem flang<i
ret6en 5u MAIDEN n11b bielen 9etl oe8
Teite8 5u etnen erfolsreiben gu gez"
|sitalte11. 8erldumen Ste alio nt6t,
.(t6 ein Brogran1m ser 2teoer gu per<
/ i6affe1, bomtt 9ie NIT Sen @eidngen
oertraut lperbem Ste tDdbrenb be8
TeiteS geiungen meroen iollen. Seben
ste bteieS Hrogramm auf fir haS
Community 9tn9en Donner8tagz
.abe11b. .es.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-11
&erfau t 3eitnnsseei9dft.

8ilIiam Mtller ber Dor tpeniger
ais nenn Monaten SEN Sleepp @pe
Seralb=Otspat6 bon IS. 81. @obges
faufte, Bat Montag 0ieier @o6e baS
3ettnng8gei6dft an @olter 6. Sat-
rtn9ton BON Sliota auSperfauft. Ser
neue @tgentiimer mar felt Sen letten
18 Weonaten NIT ser Sltpta Ii1neS
perbunben. Sarrtngton nabm Don't
nerStag BON Sem 0ciGdft Beiit.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-11
eynoialler errege1t
iiberaq Mufleben
8ppiter Sour 9ienstae tpar grok=
artiger Grfplg. Setb5ebn Ortz
idaften beiudt in Sour BON iiber
$50 Meilen. Snbianer fparen
iiberall @auptnnmmer. @Df=
1neiiter &apelle ipielt,

Gt11e bD6it erfolgret6e 8ooitertonr
lpurbe am DtenStag I'M Sntereiie ser
60=idbrtgen Teier oeS Snbtanerau8=
brlr6es u11b ser Setn1febrtpo9e nnter=
nomn1en. I'm 7:30 rnorgens fub=
rem bier 25 9luton1obile ab, e8 lpur0en
iber $50 O1eile11 3urudgelegt nno l6
Orti6aften beiu6t. Dte Sauptatz
iraftton bel bieier Sour lparen 9 al8
Snoianer perfletbete 8iirger, Sic iiberz
al grobarttgeS Nufiebe11 erregten.
S1bianer MAIDEN Sadie gut
Wer i1nmer ste Sbee batte, S11z
6taner NIT alf bieie Sour 3u neb<
men, bat bamtt BEN Ofagel auf ben
&opf getroffe11 nno beiiere Notbdute
spte 8reb. Gbriittenien, Mfreo Martt
5arrp Soriter, 6etnbolb &nn8e, @tlz
lar6 8ogel, Glmer @aeberle, @rnie
@agberg, @alter Mue1tng un0 sc. q.
8e8mebn bdtte tpobl niemanb aus
lu6en f6nne11. Sbre 8erflei6nng
mar 10 FORFEIT l11lo tdni6en6, bab iogar
tire Srennoe ite fallm erfa11nten nno
au6 ionif babsn ite tire 9a6e lebr
gut gena6t.
16 Srti@aften beiutbt+
Die erfe @altei citation mar &lobner,
6ann 2afapette, @intbrop, @aploro,
Mrltn9ton, @reen s}SIe, 5ambnrg,
91ortpooS, Donng Nmertca un6 bann
@leneoe, no etne WetttugSpauie smt>
i6en l unb 2 ubr gema6t ,purte.
9la6mtttugS >pur6en 8romnton,
9te>part, 8uffalo Safe, Sector, Satrz
far n1lo @tbbon beiu6t.
Snbianer Stumbling balt Mniprade,
St1 ieber Srt{6aft murbe oaS 9eez
flamematerial perteilt, bte 60<idbrige
6eier beS SnbianerauSbrn6e8 an
3eigenb, un6 au6 sic 8roipu @ountn
Bair, bic Gnoe Nuslit bier itattfinoet.
Die 6ofmeiiterfapele iptelte IN ieber
1SrtI6aft peribteoene Nnr1mern nm
bann famen bie Snbtaner NIT tbren
1dmen on bie 9feihe. 93o6 bem
1aw bielt Treo Gbriitianien, Ser Sn<.
otanerhdnptltns, etne fnr5e Nntpra6e
an Sic @erlammelten IN Snbianerz
ipra6e, sic er bann iiberiebse unb ote
bartn beltanb, Sab eine ber5li6e @in=
lahung on alle 8epolner ser Srtz
ldoft erginee, 1ddite @o6e 5miiden
.ben l6. ll11o 20. Nuguit na6 Seem
.llI1n au fpmmen, UNI bie Setter bes
Snhionerausbru6eS mtt5uma6en.
ainoer be5engten Mngit ppr Snoianer
Sir sic &t11oer nare1l sic S11bianer
er}paS gang 9eeue8; tn bielen Yldte1l
le9ten iie eire fiir6terli6e 9lngit por
tbnen an BEN Sag nno liefen beulenb
bapon. Gr11ie @agberg ie6p6 per=
itanb e8, eine gan5e Mn3ab1 oer &letne11
gu iiber5eugen, 0ab iie ieBr f1ieoli6
leten unb fiibrte logar perl6tebentlt6
Idn5et1 NIT Sem &tnbern onf,
lteberaM freun5lid) aufsenpmmen.
ueberall tDnrDen D1e JteD llmer
b06it freunoli6 anfeenommen nn6
man fann NIT ether lehr 5aBlret6en
Betetltgu1t9 bon bieien 9td6ten reef
nen, ballptld6li6 an sen Saupttagen
5amStag l1116 9on1tag. Dte Tabrt
tpar IN ie0er Stnii6t angenebm, trob
oeS StaubeS, Ser BON SEN Nnt tomobt=
lenanfeemirbelt tpurbe. Die BooiterS
famen fnr5 nod Z llbr abenoS mieber
|bier an u1b gum 96lub fubrten Ste
Snoianer bann nod einen &riegStan5
auf.
6err nnb Trau Gbtptn Tbtebe
nnb @obn Donalb beiu6ten iiber
Counting Grelnee uno gerfpanbte IN
a IN Il
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-11

i, Sn einer. sN1esabl ser ,ge6rudten
Tetprogramme 1T Der Sag ser gro<
fen paraoe NIT 9omStog, 19. 'gluzi
guf, na6111tttags 3 nbr, d11gege6en.
.Diefe glngabe 1T 1nrt6ttg. Dte Haz
rabe nitro tbren Nnfang an genannten
Sage um 10 nbr ntorgens 1tebme1t,
Seoer1nart1t, Ser otefe Bert6 6ttgun9
lief, tptrb' gebete1r, 2 iiel an ieine
Breunbe lpettersngebe11, ban1it Ser
Tebler rt6ttggeitellt tbtr0.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-11

@err llnb 6rau Goiptn Ibtebe
n1o 9pbn Donalb bein9ten iiber
5onntag sSreunEe uno 8erlpanbte IN
&tnban nno Da@len.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-11
5ipatptu 11ltr nod
ein Sritmmerba
9ie dineiiide 6afenitaot fp,trbe
gdn5lid) ner,tidtet burd Sturm
unb @aiier. $4,000 2eben girz
gen 0urh 0eu Saifun perlDren.

Soongfong, 9. Slug. DaS bon e l.
nem 5aifun beinegein6te 91patotp,
etn iammerpolle8 3errbilb beS Safen8
Dor ether @o6e, sebt a11 Ste e rite
Yhi6t fit Sic lleberlebenbe1t be8
9turmeS, Sic 8eitattung ber 1ote11.
2et6e11 BON $4,000 itr0 geborgen.
Die Iote1r5aGl lit breimal 10 bo6 ais
|frubere @6dtungerr, Sic ei11geboreno
8eo0lferung un sic Sdlfte bef6nttz
ten. Oiei ie 3aBlen 9tbt etn 9funoz
i6retber ser SanoelSfannter BON
9mato>p aus ibrer s3ipetgitelle IN
Songfong. 9drge fDnnen 1li6t
i611eu genug 5ur 8eieitigung Ser Set
6e1t angeferttgt peroen, lpelde Ste
@e11nbbett ser Qebe11oen beDrobe11.
Wangcl at Ndbru1tg.
e3u ether 1peiteren @efabr fan11
91abrungSma1gel meroe1, 8rtten ia1
@ongfong 1an0ten bereitS $4,000
5ur t6tlfe an ben brttti6en &oninl tn
9natotp. 9son ser brttti6en &olonie
nitro ,9tets an ste l1eberleben0en &C.
f6idt. @oBttdttge @eieni6aften TT
5ongfong pereinen ft6 5lt 9tlfSmabz
nabnner fir Sic 9fotletoe11oen. Nnoe=
re @tdbte i11 Gbtna sir fte1l bem 9tlfez
ruff bes Getn1seiu6ten @matow ent=
ipre6en. 8an0iten ntbbralden oas
n1gliid ser 5tabt, ite pllnoern 8ob=
nu11ge1 unb rauben Tubgdnger I'M
eingeborenen Stabttetl aus. 2et6en=
rduber lu6ten Ste Soften 5u berauben,
Sic et11geborene Bolt5et legte tbnen aber
0a8 9an6merf.
Sin Sriimmerbaufe.
5matop lit etn Iriimnerbaufe.
Die 9pringflut pollenoete ote Ser
mititung, mel6e ser 9tur1n begann.
@ebdnoe am Stranb 1tiir5ten betm
NnpraI ser @ogen 5uiammen. Dret
0ampfer, tpel6e IN BEN 9tnrm gerte=
ten, mur6en auf BEN 9tranb geWorz
fen. Ote 9etden BON ptelen Spfern
trtebe11 t11S Oeeer. -.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-11
@ei@ibte oes @pantl@z
anterifautiden &rie9s
Gpll 1T oteIem Sabre Dem 9ruf
iibergeben iperben. Mtnnelpta
lieferte bier 6eeimente fit bteien
&rieg nnb int @an5en 1,tebr als
5000 Ma1,l. 40 Netp l1lmer
nabmen tell.

S,UUU W(QNN+ 4V WtIU utlNeT
nabmen tell.
Die SEEM lllmer 2ente, sic on bem
Spa1lii6zGmerifanii6e1r &riese tell
1abatle11, pber 3H ber.3eit 6reunbe u11b
Berlpa1tote i,rber Mrr1ee Ser 8eretttgz
ten 5taate11 batten, nerben belonoerS
tnterel5tert iein IN ser @e16t6te >0teies
&rteges, sic i1t btelem Sabre bur6
Sos u@ar Neeorb8 .Gommiiiion BON
Wftnneiota" berausgegebe1l iper0en
lptrb, I'M Nnidlub on bie Nanglt1fe.
SIS mirb etne 0etatllterte @r3dblurg
jebeS M3i1111eiotd @egtne1ttS iein nnb
tpifb au6 9ftten anberer @inBeitc1l
entbalte1, In oenen et11e grobe Nn5abl
Mdn1er be8 5taateS Wet1rheiota bte11=
ten. Die fer lieferte I'M @on3en 1nebr
|als 5000 Wdnner fit Ste Nrmee
lpQbreno beS 9pant16zNmerifanii6et
s&riegeS, 1al1t gtattltif bon Granfltn
S. @olbroof, @efretdr Ser Minneiota
War NecorbS Gon1n1illion. @tne
Hamglt1te, Dte Dte Jfa1ne11, Na1tge, etc.
ste ler Mdnner eini6ltebt, beftnoet
ii6 bereitS 1111ter Drnd.
Dte bier frettpillgen Mtnnelota
Neginenter beliefen ft6 anf total
1880 Man1L bon be1en 229 Sfft5tere
lparen. 812 Mi1tnelotaer oeriabett
mGbreno 6es &rtegeS alS Bretpi1lige
Dienlt tn 6en 5ruppen an6erer 9faaz
ten ooer In SEN 6reiDilltgenz& &orpS
ser 8eret1tigten 9taate1. Die &on1z
pagnte 81 beS IL. Sretmtlltgen Wetnne=
iota Negi1ne11tS, bon ipelder gilbert
@tetnbanier Captain mar, beitanb aus
40 Stem l1lmer11, u1b Set Neft aus
2euten ser bena6barten Drti6aften.
Solepb Gobleter mar Sberft llno
Gountp Mubitor 2ont8 @. Sogel 1par
Noiuta1rt beB IL. Mtnneiotaer Negtz
ment8. !.