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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-10-13

~ Wanted Pulp Wood Highc
cd-h price paid for car. Fred {.
lore. Darlington Md. Phone Dar-
ingtor Ell
~for Sale-TwO cows. close
,prInger,, T. h. Tested. b. ]. st. CLAIR.
Rock, Md.
~F Sale 3 ) gallon Milk aud
% : gallon Milk Cans only been used
mouth II. j. Fr-tOe, Forest Hill, Md.
~Thc Public i, warned against
u, my credit 10 anyone without a
written order from me. Jane Fran.
eli. Baltimore, Md.
S~For Saie-2OOI cord. oak lap
wood at Bel Air. John J.. g. Ire. At
torte,.
~ For Sale-Light weight covered
t'yp horse Spring Wagon, cheap; reg
i.tereG Berk hire Boar . month. old.
ShOat- and Pig. {. II SchuSter. Jar
rcitsville. Md.
~ Sawed Wood For Sale {. f.
Murphy, Bel Air. Md Phone l5R,
I~Fo Beautiful large boned
Eour bon Red Turkeys. Prize winners
al state and county Fairs. Domestic
and easy to raise. Write for price list.
Helen" v Norman. Street. Md.
~ foI Bearded Purple Straw
Seed v heat. Walter Sherman. For
ct Hill Nd. Phone s29f2.
~ Notice Notice is hereby given
the public that | am not responsible
for any debts contracted by my wife
Florence y. Huber Of Reckord, Har.
fOrI County, Md. Michael l.. Huber
Rec kord Md.
w Glenn A. Downin, Contractor
for artesian we'll drilling Immediate
att'Ltion. Periyville. Md. Phone los.
~ Cider Mill running daily at kaI-
mia, sweet cider for sale. Hugh v
Ward Rel Air. Md. Phone S00F2l.
~F For Sale-Ten tons Of prime
halcd Wheat Straw. John H. Rutledge,
Fallston, Md.
~ For wholesome food, well cooked
and promptly served at reasonable prl-
ca. visit PeterSon's Lunch Room, over
Harford Garage, on Main ST.
~ For Rent-Well Furnished Com
fortably heated house, 6 Bedrooms,
electric lights, baths, garage. moderate
rent. A. X. r. Lackie. Bel Air, Md.
~For Sale-BirdS Eye Maple
Bedroom Suit of Furniture; seven pie
ce>; good as new. Harry S. Carver.
Bel Air, Md.
~Having recently purchased an
auto truck Of Mr.. Lutz, as well as the
good will Of his business. ! am prepar-
ed to do all sorts Of hauling, moving
furniture. etc. Have careful men to
do the work. Daniel II. Carroll, Bel
Air, Md.
~ For Sale-Residenc property
on Main street, Bel Air; improved by
eigh. room dwelling and necessary
outbuildings, all in first class repair,
Harry $. Carver, Attorney, Bel Air,
Md.
~ For Sale-Twelve inch Blizzard
Fodder Cutter with carrier Good ~
new. Arthur l.. Bachman, Fallston,
Md.
w. Cider press running daily at
Fountain Green. C., r.. Gross. FLOYD
Noonan, Phone Bel Air S06Fll
81 Dependable Trees-Fruit, shade
and Ornamental. Hardy Shrubs, Fan
cy and Standard Evergreens, Hedge
Plants, etc. Deal with us direct. Cat
alogue. Glier Brothers, Nurserymen,
Forest Hill, Md, II. d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17

Eoquofort, best quality, sI.OO
H.
lnporcd Camcmbcrt. SOC box
Imported GoUycr". G5r box.
Imported Swiss. soc 10.
Enslish Dairy. soc III.
Van it"s"m Edums in foil. 500
each
Pineapple Cheese. Snr. sI.I0.
$3.50 -Iun
pom"stic sof, Cheese. all va
riches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17

DANVlILE, VA, Dec. l6.-Thc
annual banque; ot ;he Daryi!ls
Chawher ot Commerce. which for
years has been held early in Jan
nary. has been postponed until carly
10 March. because o: the fact there
s a. Yrescn; no dining hall in Dam
Willie large enough 10 seat The en-
,.rc membership. u is proposed to
wait ur,il Tho Masonic auditorium
in the Temple has been completed
which viii be In the spring. Efforts
Will be made to secure a speaker Of
national prominence on that &C.
ras.on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17

NEW YORK. Dec. ls.-The next
time her husband takes his yacht
speetacks on round-;he- world
tour. Mrs. \. y. Gowan. cleveland.
will ask the Fiji Islands be left
out.
The people are warm hearted, but
their ideas o: hospitality are not at
tuned to American customs" Mrs.
Gowan said, or arrival here OF tho
njnety-cicht-foot craft a. the end OF!
its 35.o00-usle voyage. Tho frs;
night We spent ashore. as I was
about TO retire in thatchod tc-pee
heard the village crier announce
the White woman is about to un
dress ana the whole town turned
out 10 SEQ inc.
1T was tho highest honor they
could have paid mo. hut was UNI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17

grateful, for I blew out the lisht
and jumped into bed in my clothes"
Her Adventures.
Mrs. Gowan shared all tho adven-
lures, hardships and pleasures OF the
eighteen month voyage with her
husband. cement maEnate of Cleve-
land and Chicago. She
stood watch ut the wheel while
mut'nous crew threatened 10 de-
sort.
Helped pilot the ship through Il
South Seas hurricane 1900 miles
from land.
Hobnobhcd with former head
hunters in the Solomon Islands.
Made friends with a black island
chief who tur0ed out To be AN OK
ford graduate.
The Spccjacks was four times re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17

Singapore and It's colorfui markets.
It's Chinese and Its dazzling jewels
camo next. With trip across the
Indian Ocean to Colombo and ports
OF India.
Then scorching coyaGe through
tho Red sea. touching Mt Alden. Ara
bia. and through tho Sucz to Egypt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17

. ..t,,,
r,rs is ON. OF our Famous
Cr-t,b0.ld <,,ivr II,rrc ~, IA
No have them cooked and can
t., ,n.rn - an r,-,s -, me
world.
u.,rront Farm rrosb inn. Pig
Sausage, i1c.
u..,r,l,l. v.,,,., .r.,rac,fo,
Ia buttcr." Duc.
Marine Ann r-,.i, CAIN a. r.,
cent fruit. lhs each. si.uo
Eroo,,.s nld Fruit cakes
and 6 lhs. si.oo 10
Ilouc-u.dc Fruit cake. ST.,
ii,
i;ood quality Fruit Cakcs ,o,.
,.,. 80. IA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17

Brothers. first; Cuilingworth. second:
Nallihan. third. fourth. nth. Old
hcn-Halllhan. nrst. second. third.
fourth: Cullingworih. NTH. Young
cocks-Jackson Brothers. first; Hal
Than. second and third. Young hen
Jackson Brothers.
yellow Carncaux. old cocks-EIalli-
han. nrst. fourth and nth. Culllng
worth. second: Gay. third. Old hen
--1iallihau. first. third. fourth; Gull
lingworth, second: Coutc. nth. Young
cockS-Con;r. first; iiallihan, see
oud. Young hcns-Conic. first; Hal
Than. second.
Rosew.ne CarncauN. old cock
Wootis. first: Hume. second. Old
hcn-Woot!s. first. second; Hume,
third. Young cock-.All TO Conte.
Special Prizes.
Best utility cock in .how-;c Conte.
BeStstil.fv cock in show-io Contc.
Ees, white ring hen IN Show-to
Cu'iincworih
Bss, hungarian in show and best
display of NuuEavi"ns. To Culi'ns-
worth
BeSt Maltese i'm show and best DIS
play 81 Nal;csc-Cul.inrworth
Best display Of homers-Conie
H,st display OF young homers and
hest homer in show Nrmhrecht
EcS; iumblcr ana best display OF
tuvuicrs-E. e. Lindsey
ISIS; Cars,aux hon. best ut:lity hen
iu Show. hos; cock and hes: display
o.; Observation-Disclosures
-nz names and addresses Of OK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
Fresh Fruits

Florida Oranges. Grape Fruit.
Cumqu"ts Malaga and Red
Grapes. Hot House Grapes. Cor
mice. AuJ0u and Bcurrc rosc
Pears. iomcGranHtcs. Va Wine
sapa. Pippins and Lady Apples.
oregon Apples. Fancy baskets
MED 10 order. $50 to $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17

ported lost.
Following tho tour OF tho South
Seas with land excursions on the
Caroline. Marshall. Society. Fill and
Solomon groups. tho great cities or
Australia wcre visited and pilgrim
ages made to tho magic cities of an
Cicnt Java
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
\ lIts

Sh"ilrtN recans. $50 III.
Sh"il'd Almonds, G5r. SOC, LOO.
Na''i"d BLACK Waluuts. st.OU.
Sh"''od Cuahcrt walnuts. 500.
Sh'li'd F!.hcrts. Toe.
Nh"ll"f iirazil SUITS. 75c.
Sho.i'I Fresh Pis,achip Nuts,
*i."o lp
Fancy Malaga Halsins in 10.
r|s# i5". "n". soc 10.
inltiorn.t Lager Raisins.
i; J. o. ~ CO. Assorted Choco-
ihie7 81 fancy quality. G0c and
50. lh
I.N,rn fancy quality Xmns mix
tire Hard Candles .5c aud a5c
Gum Drops. aoc; Gum pas.
;oll"S, GOc.
EUrat Almonds. Smgared AL
nH"uds. Chocolate Almonds. soc
10
la France Ron Bons. soc 10.
Cocoanut Bon Eons butter
cups, zoe 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17

re.s. = Ch,6-sSs. H-s;; Il. =.
- rar1te-, s-c515 and third CScl;-
e-vi Z y Gan. S-s;: =. :. ChalEey,
se-r-5 s-s third :. ". BauEhr.s-,.
<ru-;-. 5fs-. g. :. CAl6-sss. a-S;;
= Cs55E.y. second. Ful,cts Her
Nt-t = Gz-. f->, ana second. : ".
ESzu - nan ;A..6 md fourth: g. =.
or 5-tss 6:th ECurc pen. ! ".
Ssu- --a-. *-s:. =. " Can.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
POULTRY SHOW COMES
TO CLOSE At COLISEUM
Visitors to the Exhibition Gain
Much Valuable Infor.
nation.
MANY EXPERTS MAKE SPEECHES
Award, Made I'm Several Classes
Swccrstakc Specials for Best t"rk
In show l. Won by Bird owned
ny Courtucy.


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Sgc,n"u" 1850 ~. c'.', ,.. 49,.
hlshI ., - '',, = ''.,' q" >S'H >"y-
rcd ,,o, 49, -. wss ~.
rcc,cd. ,hose Who visited the show
gained much valuable Information
relative TO the various poultry
breeds, and how - ,GGsc good pro-
duce-s from poor 'aNcrs. IS given
~ addresses ~ sptgt> Mauy -:
'Erse addresses we're Illustrated and
;hr tac,S given e-t bsu,a;eG those
Hvre wsh 60 -lssse gros-csS su 9oui-
=. a-tsd.r=
Awards ~n. --r-si Yesterday fol-
lcw
Rose comb Rhode Island Reds.
Mrs. s.. E"-r r-s; 3u'-
-ars ,'-> q j. Ntrr-s So ANA SEQ
R">c comb u. !. Whites.
MIS- F-r5 sa-Ntt 20 N"t:oaN.
N wen r->; 0-rE. 6~st hen 1rst
and sr- ssrr f-st and second
Eall,, @75 @-s, yyale zen.
80. ,ncona>.
y .~-sa--sss @-s -
- -
,-,.o,,..,.
So y. a,,.-l..,s.,
9,.,Ss.s -
~. $50. -.
--1--.- 49, - S...-.l :
-sN $50 "
7s----- -. = ~ 60
S. Rla's NinOren''
ea5 c cross. ,h!ri and ioa-,h.
'H-r.f.- - t'-usS 50. and third
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
The of the Shopping District.
r. T.. CHRISTIAN & co.
'51l-516 EAST BROAD STREET.
Standar Quail Service.
EVERYTHING FOR THE CHRISTMAS DINNER
Specialize on of the Finest Quality.
We Specialize on Goods of thu
Figs and Dates

Figs and Dates
oar second big shipment has
just arrived.
Smyrna Layer FIGS. soc lb.
Smyrna RULED Figs, aac H.
Califoruia Layer FIGS, soc III.
H!ain Smyrna FIGS IN jars. SOC,
.3r.
Combination Figs and Dates IN
jars. sac, Zoe. doe. Soc.
smyrna FIGS in boxes. G5c.
SIS.
SuEarcd Dates. a0c.
fard Dates, zoe.
TuuiS Dates. l IL. boNcs.
brom"dary Dates pkgs.. "3c.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-11-08
REGULAR ARMY REDUCED

Prior to january 1st, 1923. sixteen
hundred non-commissioned officers of
the Regular Army Will be reduced to
the grade OF Private. Many of these
&c men who have. through their own
sf"orts and In years of service, reached
tfeir present grades. After these
many years of faithful service the
N"tional Defense Act of 1890 will. un-
less amended. reduce these non-com-
;missioned officers to ranks held by
them many years ago.
A large percentage of these reduced
are now connected with the National
Guard NJ :trtlng as .ns;iuctors in Re
serve Officers training units in high
schools and colleges throughout the
United States.
These men are entitled to their
present rank and are justly entitled to
the increased pay OF this rank. Unless
the National Defense Act of 1922 is
amended it will mean that these ..old
timers" will be reduced to the ranks.
OF course this demotion5 will carry
with 1t such a loss of pay and prestige
as to make it impossible for many of
them to continue on the work as now
planned.
1t is understood that the Secretary
OF War will request Congress to amend
the National Defense Act. These men
can only retain their ratings by such
legislation.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-11-08
CITATION NOTICE.

State Of South Carolina, County OF
Lexington BY w. f. Hook. ca.
quire. Probate Judge.
Whereas. Jesse r. Lee made sui,
to me. to grant him Letters of Ad-
ministration Of the Estate of and ef-
fects OF sal!ie "A. Les.
These are Therefore to cite and ad-
n,onish all and singular the kindred
and Creditors OF the, said salie A.
Lee, deceased, that tfiey be and ap.
pear, before me, i'm the Court. of Pro-
bate. to be held at Lexington, C.. H,
S. CO. on November IA. 1922 next
after publication hereof at IL o'clock
in the forenoon. to show cause, If any
they have, why the said Administra-
ton should not be- granted.
Given under my Hand, this 3oth
day of Oct. Ammo Domini 1929.
w. F. HOOK (L. So
Probate Judge Lexington County, s..
&C.
Published on the 1st day of Novem-
ber, 1922, in the Lexington paper. 2
weeks. ::
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-11-08

were still alive was reflected sn re-
ports which came to the surface that
a brattice. built of old timbers by
the miners after the explosion. cut
off part of No. headiag to the left
sof the main entry.
Look behind this WALL had been
burned ina smooth place on timber
by an acetylene lamp. Knowing tina,
experienced miners would take every
means to help their rescuers, this
startling sentence was taken to mean
that the men We're still alive.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-11-08
FEDERAL LAND BANK NOW
READY TO RECEIVE LIMITED
NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS
FOR LOANS.

The Federal Land Bank has
changed its method Of making loans
now so that every quarter they pro-
pose to allot to the Individual associa-
tions a limited amount of funds.
The farmers desiring loans within
the territorial limits Of SAKE -Gotha
National Farm Loan Association,
which is the local association. are re-
quested to make applications at once
II it is absolutely necessary for them
to have the money within the next
ninety days. If they do not have to
have the money within that time, they
are requested to reserve their applica-
tions until the next quarterly allot-
ment. and thereby save for the inter-
vening time the money which Is re-
qufred OF the applicant at the time of
filing his application. as loans will be
made now only. to those who are in
urgent need.
From now on the Federal Land
Bank has restricted its loans to per-
sons who are engaged exclusively in
farming and in the cultivation Of their
own farms. either with the help Of
their families. or with wages hands,
or with share croppers to whom they
furnish. besides the lands, enough to
crops.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-11-08
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS

is often caused by an infiamed condition
OF the mucous lining OF the Eustac chian
Iuoe. When this tube is inflamed you
nave ruNbling sound or imperfect
nearing. Unless the inflammation can
oe reduced. your hearing may be de-
stroyed forever
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE will
90 what we claim for it-rid your system
OF Catarrh or Deafness caused by
Catarrh. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
has been successful in the treatment OF
Catnirh for over Forty Years.
Sold by all druggists.
f. J. Cheney Il Co., Toledo. O.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-11-08
FINAL DISCHARGE

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will apply to w. F. Hook.
judge OF probate, for final DISCHARGE
as executor of the estate OF the late
NJ. w. Shull on Thursday. November
%, at IL o'clock In the forenoon.
MRS.I. E. SKULL.
- Executor.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-11-08
PEOPLES PRESSING CLUB.

When in need OF any Pressing,
Cleaning or Dyeing phone No. 1877
and the boy viii call. Behind Court
House. in rear Of Harman building. !.
Lem sox, Proprietor. Lexington, s. C..
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-11-08

PEOPLES PRESSING CLUB
Cleaning. Pressing and Dying
Good Work and Prompt Service
Phone 1871. Lexington, s. c.,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-14
1fer9rnkel al
l..'. Sic &eintat
(Jortiebu11g ppn Der !: Seite.)

merits fir Ste leibenben Climber Der al.
ten Seimat anf Grreidllrg beS s3tels
uno Sic Irenbe on benz gebeSnert.
ni6t a~ufgegeben baden. Die erlte'
Million BON Ben breten, pel6e bic
&agne ii6 gum 53iel geiett bate,
mar anfangs porigen MoflatS etngez.
aablt uoroen. 8ebeiiteroe 5nmmen
lteben nod aus. @robe geranitalz
tungen iinb I'M Sntereile Der Scribe
rllng Ser &arnpa9ne geplant n1to oiirt-
ten meientlt6e 8eitrdge ergeben. Sas
Beiipiel, oaS anbere Sfdbte gebe11,
lonfe. nberan na6geabmt tperoen.
Mne 11amDaften 8etrdge merben BON
i3eitungen III Dentldlano befan1t ge=.
qeben ueroen. Die einleitenoen
|56rttte iinb getar1 norben. Wettere
Mttteilungen meroen ipdter erfolgen.
Ser Dlan perblrgt BEN Geber, Der
gum Beiiptel aus 5ambirg gebirttg
1T, uno Ser 500 nnb mebr fir bic
&inoeripeifmng bettrdgf, bab ietn Na=
me III Sen Samburger 3ettungen NIT
Nnsabe ieiner @perbe per6fentlt6t
meroen tpirb. ste it6errl IT'D tn tbrer
@eimatltaot eine @brnng TIRES gaz
mems baburh, bob tie Der $3,OOO,OOO
&agne belfen.
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eiinen Beitrag 81 iesnben, meu er 9er11e
mebr geben m6dte nno ntdt mebr
geben fann. Sober Dollar erndbrt eth
beutl9e8 &inb ei1en Monat lang. GS
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menarbeit Nler mirfli6 nnmoglt6
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Dollars anf3ubrtngen, Ste ba811 oie11er1
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ner beut{6er Mbitamr1ung 81 errtd=
tem-bie Mettung Der untererndbrten
unb obne tire 9ilfe 8ranfbeit nno
SOB pretsgegebenen oeutiden atnoerz
melt? Nne Mdnner nno Tralen NIT
@eimatSltebe our Tront!
Otern itebt Dor Ser Tir! W}ag oaS
i61ne Set BEN bungernoen 8tnoern
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-14
9leepp Gper staotuabl.

sSn Ser 5tabtpabl bon @leepn @pe,
meldes .Dienstag letter @ode abgebal=
ten ml1roe, lag MIR eth &onteit fir
bas Nmt bes Stabti6reiberS urbbeS
s@taoti1atmeiter8 Dor. SIR critic
,res Mmt itanben ft6 CHARLES 8.
Ig9neiber unb s.. S. 9boma8 gegenz
aber. 2etterer genann NIT ether
Maioritdt bon 292 9timmen. 81. y,
Brnt mnrbe tpieoerum alS Stobts
i6abmeiter erndblt, NIT elmer M1aioz
riitdf BON 20 @ttmmen iiber Malter
Martine, ieinem @eener. S. q.
Nialfa iDnrbe alS Meapor erpdblt unb
Sobn SO. 51roefer ais Mlberman.
at-large. 81. 81. &elm unb @eorge
Berfner ml1rben al8 5tabtrat8mitz
qlieber bon Der 1. @arb nnb S. 6.
Beed .nnb SEQ. Martinfa ais folde
bon Ser 2. @arb ertpdblt. Ssbn
Cutting mnrbe abermals al8 Mnni5i=
pal8ri6ter erpdblt. &
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-14
2ur Gaze III pberfhleiien.

5pdrli6, nie felt ld1rgerer 3eit 81,
Hadri6ten itno, fdeint oD6 aus timer
)erppr3ugeben, baB TIN oberiheiil6er
5noufriegebtet nteber etnmal ernitt
Sreigntfie beDoriteben. Die Ser
)anolungen 3mii6en ben Deuti1er
ano Holen, init beren 2eitnng be1
B0lferbnn0srat ben 56pet3er Of,
yeltr golanber betraute, ino gum
5ttnitanb sgefom1nen. G8 tDa1
lei6t, auf Dem @ebtete beS Giienbabn=
unb goIfmeierrs nit ben Holen 81 ge=
mtflen Gtnperltdnontilen gu fommen.
Mud iiber eine Neibe BON lonittger
Bunften lteb ii6 eine 8eritdnbtgunq
eratelen. Soneit eS ii6 Inn 0ingt
bdnoelte, BET benen Deuti6lano Der
Bolen etlpaS 3u gendbren bate, tpa1
iebr balb ein Gtnpernebmen er5teltt,
ueberan so ieoo9, no etn 56lt be1
6e11tl6en Mtnoerbett tn Der et11e1l ooe1
anoeren Torm eritrebt muroe, gela1l9te
man anf einen totem Bnnft. Sn lol=
den 6duen erfldrtenl bte Bolen ieoeS<
nal: rWir birfen Der 9ouperdnttdt
oes po[niiden 9taateS ni6t Nbbrnd
tun lallen!"
Die oeutl6en &ommtiidre 5etgten
li@, pte oaS Bttt8burger golfSblatt
bemerft, ernitlt6 bemiibt, oaS Dent19z
tim in Bplnt{hzS ber16leiten 3l IL
9err uno Tim bteielben 2ebenSbeotnz
qunqen au bemabren, mie IS lie biSber
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10 lpiro NUN belte TT BEN UNI trtttene1l
Irager1 NIT feinerlei Gintglrg mebr
gere6net, rpen1l sic Deuti6en nt6t ouf
Sic GrfiilGung beitimmter Witnlbe
Ber5t6t letlten.
Sn ser Trage be8 MinberbettS=
I6uBe8, 0er GtqutD1ttor8= nnD 0ez
lperfi6aftSz unb Dor allem au6 tn Der
8dbrungsfrage eibt e8 fanm etne
N~nndberu11g Ser gegenfetttgen Nnz
lt9ten. @ridmert meroen Ste mettez
rem Berbanolungen bur6 terrortttf1e
Nfte ser 8olen. ste oerluden, 3ablz
rei6e oeuti6geiinnte @el6dftSlente
gum Nb3ng gu bemegen. Dabet per-
ldbt baS Deuti6tnm obnebtn bas
Qanb. Da8 geniigt ben Bolen aber
1t6t: Ser lebte Deutl6e ion perz
l1minben! Daber bat ote beutl6e
Bep6lferung au6 fetn 8ertrallen 81
Sen Observation-Disclosures, :petl
lie an fetne ebrlt6e Durdflbrnng oea
MbfpmmenS bur9 bte Bolen glanbt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-14


$4,000 Marf, eth engltI6er General
iogar 3,619, 500 Marf. Diefe Hiez
ietbetrd9e miifier, niie es meter TT ber
&unogebung beibt, aus Der oentfderl
Nrbeit aufgebradt merben. Die
oeutiden @emerfi6aften, Ste tets fiir
Wiebergutmadnng llnb G~rfiillnng ein=
setreten iinb, erbeben biermit 6ffertz
ide &lage tiber bieie 8ergellonng oes
GrtragS Der 6eutiden Nrbeit8fraft
lnb beutf6en Nrbeit8fleibeS. @etrtez
Sen bon Der Mot, bic tn ben Gamilieu
Der Nrbeiter unb Nngelfellten IN
Deuti6lanb berrf6t, erbeben lie Sim
prl6 gegen oiefe iinnloie Nllsiaugtng
DeutI6lanb8.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-14
Grnite Mahnmprte.

Sn ether t1t~tereiianten Arttfelieria
TN Mon6elter Guardian metit ein
,NnglozS nbier" auf Ste grobe Nebns
lt9fett Ser Situation IN Snoten NIT
ser In Srlanb BIN unb betont, BOP ote
brttii6e Meeierung au6 In Sn6ten tot
{a6li4 fetne anbere 8abl babe al8 bte
5iptl1en Ser Mnmenon11s ridlidtS<
loier @epalt CUR n~nterorifnng Der
nattonaliltti6en Bemegu11g nno Der
grfnllung tbrer Toroerung.
B5lig unbaltbar let Die Nnii6t,
man perbe Sic Snbter iiberreoen toni
men, Ste pom brtttI9en Darlament gez
nebmigte Dolttif Ser Neform an5llz
nebmen, 0te Snoten 96ritt flr 99ritt
in lorgfdltig regulterten Nbfdnoen
gum 3iel p0lltger 5elbitregterllng fib
rem nta. Snoten babe bteie Reform
berettS befinttto 6ermorfen nno eS babe
.genau mie Srlanb ieinen friiberen
50lanben an Sen gl1ten Wtllen Der eng
.lti6en 2tberalen mie an6 Der Nrbetter.
partet p0lltg e%tngebibt. 3ein @laube
mnr5le berte IN Ben trbti6en Meaiien
ttefer al8 Ser, oab England 6arauf
aus lei, Bic Snbter ,alS rgarbtge, !"
nt6t ais @let6bere6ttgte, a~tt5nerfenz
men, nnb tie emig In polttti6er uno
mirti6aftlt6er INTERVIEWING 81 bal
ten. Sn SET englii6en gnti6ul0i=
gung, SSnboten let fiir 5elbtregierln9
llt6t ret, iebe Der berttge Snoter nur
nte6rige 5eu1elet.
@eitiht auf bieie Nuffaliung beS tn
bti6en 5tanopunftes, felt Ser Nnglo=
Snoter Damn fir Ste engltl6e Doltttt
folgenbe M6tlinien auf: nWir mill
len un8 gang flar bariiber letn, bab
mir bnr6 ueberrebung ni6t8 auS=
rt9ten f6nnen. Mir. mDgen Snotens
gdbtgfett CUR 5elbfregterung be-
3netfeln; aber mir f0nnen nt6t boffen,
ISnbten 5u 1ber5eugen, bab oteie1
t3metfel un6 nt6t 5elbitinterelle nns
beitimmt, uns ietnen 8~eitrebungen
III Ben 8eg gu itellen. @ir mnlien
.entpeoer @emalt anpen6en ober per=
iu6en, eth @ei6dft 3miiden @let6bez
re6tigten ab5ul6lieben. SSnotenS
.@oblfabrt 1T etne Ser Sauptltuken
unierc8 SanoelS, aber merben otefe
Woblfabrt ODER unier 6anoel bur6
'etnen geriu6 geii6ert ner6en, Snbten
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-14

Sine Trauen5eitung itellte farsli6
bic 6rage: Wte fommt eS, oab nnlere
Mdtb6en it6 10 niel bernmtretben?"
@tne ser eingelaufenen Nntnorten lau<
tete:: u9te iu6en ibre' Meitter."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-14

Sin MaHerbeiltger i6retbt, Ste font
mer1oe Generation iperbe fetren 0ez
f1mad mebr fir e6ten @biSfen baz
ben. Stein, btS babtn bat man IT'D
o11 Sen uMoonibtne" gem0bnt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-14

user .beutsutase in ct. 9ouis
Srennbe etnlaoet, mub Sent ter nno
5iiren gel6loilen balten, nno nur I'M
Ilu1terton barf bte l~nterbaltnng ge=
fibrt merben. Denn nt6t nnr bas
Muge, audi ba8 Shr 0e8 0eletes
ma6t!