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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02

A- EZEI &E&
Sic Acknowledgment, bic geget hen
Bnnbesz s eneralantpnlt 9angbertD I'M
@ongreB nnb auBerbab Der 5aaen Der
MISUNDERSTANDING erboben tperoen,
mebren li6 berartig, Dab es Die Rfli9tt
bes &ongreiies tit, cine l1nterln6nng
ein5uleiten.
@ir baben 1ptpeit MIR cine 5eite 0es
SALES gebDrt - @err 9nllgbertD bat
es bisber beri6mdbt, auf Bic gegen TIN
erbobenen acknowledgement in irgeno
einer @eile gu anttporten. Sc miro
linn b%orgeiporfen, er babe als MntDnlt
bes ugiisfDnigs" MDrie beifen BeS
9naoigung nnb @ntlafinng aus bem
.3u9tbnus ertpirft. Man tptrb fi6 err
innern, oaB sic 8egna6igung Norles
.bamit begriinbet mnrbe, MDr1es for
perlider 3uitan0 lei 6erartig, oaB MIR
I6leunige Begnabigung i'm bor ii9ez
rem nHb balbigem EDbe retten tonne.
l1n6 man 4nirb iib ebenfaIs erinnern,
oab Worle in notwithstanding burger
8eit na6 Ieiner 8egnabigung fi6 bou@
lfdn0ig bon feiner uf6peren" &ranfz
beit erbolt batte. Son Sen Sreunben
9augbertbs miro erfldrt, Ser iebige
Bnnbes@ @eneralanpalt bnbe 1t9 I'M
Morfe<Bal1 feines @ergebens 9egen
pr~ofeiiioneue @tbif idulbig gema6t.
sc mag fem, 0aB @err Daug6ertb Sic
bon Dem 8arreau ge8Dgene @ren5e
ni6t iiberi6ritten fat, aber er burfte
Iotpeit gegangen iein, ais prnfeiiionels
le @tbif geitattete, bon Ser mprnliz
i6en 5eite gar nibt gu re6en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02
FDffnpation, flr ste 8eieitignug Der
Maabnabmen, Die fi1 5nia1n1nenfallerI
|lallen III ben Worten: Sortflbrung.0eS
.&rieges TIM Gritbeu. Nir pollen
einen tpabren Srteoen..
Mnd Elm 8eitrag CUR WDlternerz
fDh1tlua.

1Dy0uNy.
Die aonboner s3eitidrtft n6aoretgn
Nffair8" lenft Sic 0ffentli6e Nufmerf.
iamfeit auf etne1 Nbiab IN ei1eem
|5bulbn1, baS tn Ben nrtern &laitel1
Der inbilden ,3entralproDin5en be11utt
mirb, nnb baS einen 9errn g. WearSz
ben gum 8erfaiier bat. Die 9telle
llautef:
Ole Deut1den Iinb tn Der 1at eine
milbe unb brutale Naiie. Sn bte1em
&riege bra6en lie iebe8 g0ttltde n1lb
meni6li6e @eiet, uno lie iage1 offen,
baB feierlt6e 8ertrdge ntdtS a1loeres
1inb ais Yapierfeten, Sic iie tn ieoem
beltebigen Nngenblid 5erretben TOM
men. sic totem tire @efangenen tai
ten Blutes, .unb lie marterrl oteientger,
Ste tie nidt totem. @ie morben Tranz
EN- uno &inber, ipieben lte auf tire
I@dbellptten nno laden BET ibren
.96mer5enSl6reien. ste 5erlt6ren
&irden unb 5pitdler, tie i6teBen bie
,Ner3te unb &ranfenpfegerinren ntez
Ser, tie pergtften bie Qnelen nno
6lalie nnb sic 9uft. 5te mdben
Ste @rnten al nnb i6lagen bic Sbf
bdume nteber. ste MAIDEN aus benz
2anb, iber baS lie geben, etne Wlte,
bremen sic D6rfer nteoer nno laiien
Ste 5tdbte oils Saufen randenoer
Nninen binter ii6. 5te baben feime
Neltgton, nnh in tbrem grauiamen
6er5en It meber Mttlet0 nod @rbarz
men, meoer Site nod Wabrbeit, nod
@bre. ste f6nnen ni6t nnter bic
5iotltlterten 8Dlfer gerednet mer6en
unb glet6en tatid6li6 mebr mtloen
Beitien ais Meni6en."
&ommentar iiberfliiitg, bemerft 6a<
3u sic s3etti6rtft. Nn6 mir per3t6=
ten auf eine Nanogloile uno bei6rdnz
ten nrs bQrauf, etne Stelle aus etnem
Noman an5ufiigen, Der 5nr5ett in
England bas @eiprd6 be8 Cages 1T.
Ser Noman entitammt Ser Sober
etneS Trontofft5ierS, 8ilfrit @mart,
nno beibt Scr @eg ser Sffenbarung.
@S betbt oartn:
uGin @ergeant fragt ietnen 5anpt=
mann-6en 9el0en be8 8n6eS- Grtc
5tnclair, maS er NIT etnieen beuti6er
@efangenen MAIDEN iolle. n9ie gez
b6ren 3u ienen @6meinen, Die briiben
Sic Minenperfer IN. Sang leken," anti
mortete ibm ser @auptmarn, tut NIT
ibnen, maS SIR mollt." nN6, i6ift
tie bod gum Brtgabebauptqnartter,
@ric," manbte bG iein 2entnant eth.
O1n Ben @orten u2abt unS gebem,"
l61ttt letn &ompagniefibrer iDm bus
@ort ab. rDie @efangeren ltno nn8
sod gu ntbtS niibe." Ser 9ergeant
lodte. NlS Sic betben 9ffi3tere mad
ether balben 9tunbe auf 0emielben
@ege 3uridfebrten, lagen 0te Deut=
l1er tot IN ben @rdben."
&ommentar ebenfau8 iiberfliiitg.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02

Son alem, mas alono @eoree tn
leiner groben Gebe iiber 9enua gela9i,
lit ser Musipru6 rDie &rte9slntt "
seblieben" ser treffenoite uno ete
8emerfungen bariber tn Der Rarele1
8relle lal1en erfennen, baB er ltBt!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02

Stun merben aud gesen &rtegS
iefretdr @eefs bdbli6e Bei6nlot9urz
oen erboben. MerfmirOig, 'bab o1ez
les 56id.al 10 piele. 2eute trtttt' ote
lid ais rlleberpatrioten" einen &nt
ermorben baben!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02

gir 9merifaner beutlden SHUTS
lir1o gemib CUTE Biirger, nrS ,ptsl "a,
ben mtr 'rnntergei6ludt. Aber au1
Sic Oauer Ben Badeiel iptelen! out Den
ieber bumme Sunse unseftratt oranf=
los bauen barf-sibt'S ia gar nt9t!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02

@erooe lonse eerr1s 1T Eiditl6erta
III Stalien geblteben, um lhnea no9
einen ru1i1d=ttalienii6en Sanoelos
pertras gu untersetdnen. nno TN,
mer etn1amer mtrb eS I'M Trantre1@!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02

Saroing bat NIT SEM (pon amert=
ia e~tnaelekten) neuen Brd iioenten BON
Saiti ,freunb19aft1i6e @ribe allS9e<
tauldt." @a8 bie brapen 9att'a1s :
liderlid BON uuo gang ffiir ben Serlull
ibrer nationalen Selbittdnotstett ent<
1d)Qbiaen mtrb!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02
Serausgeber, Glbert @tetnbol1ier
Entered at the Post Office At New Ulm. MINI
as Second Class Mail Matter.

Gutter bem ueuen Mniturm gegen
2lopo George ltebt un3meifelbaft Die
Mortbeliffee 8relle. NuS Sab gegerl
ibn sa1ls in fran5DitideS 6abrpafier
geraten!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02

@nglilde Yropasanba mirb tn Der
5iirfei oerantmortli6 sema6t fir ote
mad Nmerifa gefabelten 8ertdte ilber
rTirfilde @reueltaten." Wtr mtoerz
Ipreden ntdt!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-02

@erbet Mbpnnerte1t fir bieie 3eituns.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05
HOMES FROM s11,5oO TO $57,5OO

Si15OO-Egt
dining kitchen
tile Excellent
location New Owner will weeks Reason
able
s156ooEght porches South chey
basement baths and serVan
rooms sleeping porch garage
ant quarters Sonebreaker heights Facing the best home
t225ooEa roof
heat private hardwood As good a.
rooms home baths heating plant built
attractive in detail One of the best locations in the SCUM
42s5OO-Iage home 5ox16 Center hall
sleeping basement, steam
heat quick
S5OO0One OF the attractive brick Ridge S
district overlooking this beautiful
section Center hall living dining breakfast
parlor, heating plan"
billiard
S500oo-Nne hail. library, kitchen
breakfast "Isko" ice cern we'll OF water
and servants Of the
s575O0-Bck home, living
brary hail. pantre kitchen, breakfast
-Four sleeping baths and sleeping pch
All walls painted in OIL
whteoak
billiard
foundation for tnst
three modern lot l5Oxl15 H
ha
building Tulsa
position show the purchaser the values well built NUM-
for the
BLAIR BROTHERS 49,,
SOL Palace Bldg. Cedar $50. o@gs 1917
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05
Real Estate for Sale

HOUSES FOH sALE 1
sAcWFiCE dose in s-room bungaiow
we'll built hardwood floors fine deco.
fatlons. electric nstureH basement. ga
rage. oisiern. owner osage G552
TINS will he opeu Tor your lnspoe-
soisndid" Id" nogr%%Inpdie residence,
has living room across front
breakfast ropiu, four bedrooms
ana sleeping porch. oak floors. tile
bath moiai weather strips. full
basement laundry trnyF furnace.
..cHf FaraRo Heryant quarters.
trees and shrubs. located ut 17lDS
Norfolk. in tso School dif'fict
around ana i'oF it over. ". j.
Henry eHcms.Yo agent cedar
THREE HOUSES nud lots. $500 cash. on
hau siyth. John liaioJ i2b Main.
VIZ NAVE trn,kaRe property apartment
siea. frH.d"uc" lots ana cIlse-in Hcre-
axe Dash or terms. cedar z53L r.
NJ WORD. oHao tbai
WANTED 20 buy o. or Groom house
close ln. IIai your property with ~
real Estate 60. Phone Usage Gb6t,
Ao3 secutitg Hldg
WE NAVE Ir NOW just what
yuu have been waiting for s. 600.
with five lsrge rooms. beautiful
naulol heavy OAK floors, tiled
bath. uico fixtures, breakfast
room basement nnd rouEhed.ln
f'r furnace, good garage, we'll
EXCHANGE TRUST co.
Real Estate Dept,
Usage 300.
YORKrDWN. Be-. GOl-six.room buuga-
low breakfast room, oak floors ivory
lltney two blocks Of CHr line. Bargain
y sold this week. opon all day SUM
$3.50 CASH buys practically now 7.room
house. good location. Price $1,000, bal
euco f2l month. a. }. Jenkins a Son.
oHuEo i7oG.
1880 CASH takca dandy duplex, corner
lot VOL located on east Side, newly
decorated, balance like rent worth tho
money Call Cedar 207t.
$50 CASH ana so per month for a
good room house with fu.l lot. close
90 school Purchase price only 1850, too
good 10 last, Cedar 7i7
$500 CASH Six rooms, mantel, built In
features on good paved street, near
school and car llue Price - 200. bal
en'e $50 per month. Cedar $3.50, Usage
I AuNV IIIS IN puHHHFHlun Of n b-rOptu,
modern house. hardwood floors. buiit in
features tile hath, base tub garage
only $500. Good terms. Cnll Cedar
| $500 CASH buys beautiful broom. mod
| oru bungalow hardwood floors through
! out, on pavement, cast front basement.
! one block from car line ana iitnoy, close
to school. $50 per month Will handle.
/ tn
1880
/ owner viii soil south side bungalow ~
seven rooms, including breakfast room,
/ complete ana attractive. nicely deco.
/ rated, on pavement. basement. pantry
] ana garage, walking distance. good
! terms to responsible party Apply ut
i2l Frankfort
$500, BUNGALOW bargain. almost now
/ five rooms, dandy muutCl, huilt-in cHbl.
! nets, oak floors throughout. oversize
| closet, good decorations and Hight fix
lures. basement, furnace, garage. solid
drive. cheap pavement. hlEh class resi-.
dental district, north side. $500
balance 20 suit. sheldon 4 Co, Usage
G2s7
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05
Real Estate
ono. o-nEAurrruL HOME

Maple ridge district Fest twentieth street.
high and restricted district, 6-roOm bun
gaiow and breakfast room, elegantly arr
ranged. oak floors throughout fireplace,
all large rooms. all latest modern features,
trs bath. pedestal lavatory, base tub.
linen closet, three bedrooms, basement.
furnace garage; a. 500 cash. Attractive
and complete homo.
4. J. JENKINS & son
Usage l5Os.311S t;s Mayo BIDS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05
S5,750

$1,000 cash and balance arranged
for this unusually well constructed
bungalow, located 13l South College
avenue. corner lot 10Oxl4O feet,
storm sheeted, large cement porch,
four large closets, all rooms extra
large and well arranged, seven-foot
mantel, built-in features, oak floors,
fine attic, plenty of good well water,
garage, laundry. grape arbor, ber-
ries, cherries and other fruits. The
price quoted is positively $1,000 be-
low replacement cost. The property
is modern in every respect.
Helm Brothers
Cedar 81 6i4 Mayo Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

NV 1f.' iVh hfiL -
HAcHGFtrE. close lu. 5-room bungalow
well built. hardwood floors. fine deco.
TatiouH. electric fixtures. bascmeut, ga.
rage, ,isicrn owner, Oaage G5s3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05
BEAUTIFUL HOME
$4,000

plOiOOO
Morningside, high and restricted
district; two-story home. consisting
Of eight large rooms, living room
across front large dining room,
breakfast room, buffers pantry,
kitchen, screened-in back porch,
three large sleeping rooms, tilo bath,
pedestal lavatory. base tub, linen
closet, abundance OF closet space;
heavy oak flors throughout: artistic
mautel, beautiful decorations and
fixtures: basement under entire
house; combination furnace; sta
tionary tubs; two-car garage and
modern servant quarters. This prop
is priced to sell and well worth the
money asked and must be sold this
month as owner is leaving the city.
II interested in getting q beautiful
home for less than replacement
value, phone Usage 1898 on Usage
1915 and ask for Mr.. Hoagland.
THE B. M. GROTKOP co.
2l5-16 Kennedy Build. Usage 1898
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05
COLONIAL HOME

S11 1,000-7 rooms, breakfast room,
large living room extending across
the front Of house on first and Sec
ond floors, two other sleeping rooms,
large tile bath, recess tub, furnace
heat, large basement, poured con-
crete foundation, east front. a home
built by day labor, complete in every
detail, decorating. light fixtures and
window shades. Double floors.
Outside walls storm sheetcd and
papered, New Possession in IS
days $4,000 cash. Good location on
south side.
BLAIR BROS.
sol Palace Bldg
Cedar $50 Usage 1879
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

FOR SALE By owner, leaving city, b,
room bungalow, North Denver. Fuu
width living room. fireplace. huilt-ln
bookcases, china cabinet, linen closet,
basement ruuuhrd for furnace, oak
floors garage, driveway, chicken house,
WIN consider vacant lot IN part pay
ment nsaEo l5f3-R.
FIVE. ROOM frame house, cauvasod and
paprred, I'm good condition, solid foun-
dalton, good we'll, fiuo lot, three blocks
from tho school and car line. Special
price $500. 500 cush, 500 in go DAYS,
and &25 per month Patterson llne
Realty 60" 80 Robinson Bldgs Osage
SO5o-7l2O.
FOR QUICK SALE-8ibO cash i25 per
month, buys q dandy, new Srrnow bun
EuloW, living room across the front, two
nicn pCryhos, rull east front 'ot, close iu
and CouvculeuUy located. Gail owner
osnEe 9bSG.
FOR SALE-By owner, G-roOm house.
s'eeping porch, east front, good we'll
double garage, Onc-halt block of 1Ituoy.
"a blocks Of car line, Phone Osago
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05
INNns Ann FNRNs I0R SAFE 3
ARkANsAN


6sb ACRES-iS0 cleared; three houses, Si2
scTe. $50 acres, rich. near town. SO;
80 acres house, near town, 39.b0. ].
Barton, yellow Pine, Ala,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05
Real Estate for Sale
LANDS AND FARMS ron SALE AZ
CALITORNIA

Real Estate for Sale
LANDS And FARMS TOR sALE ~
CALIFORNIA
orr RANCHO LANDS
Consisting ~ sbout l 800 acres are 90
good ~ the best IN Californis--no eH-
copiions. II is particularly adapted for
Fr."ing Of peaches. prunes cherries.
lgs. walnuts grapes alfalfa. truck
gardening snd double crop farming
The major portion of the lntd IL under
irritation water being furnished BY
and cheapest system IN California.
sacrnmentn-Northern railroad runs
through the property, aftofdlnE trans.
States good roads around ana through
the lands aiwayn IN good condition for
wintssr or summer travel. Libby, McNeii
IN two ana One-hof miles from prop.
oriies auh they are anxious 10 make
long term contracts Tor fruit ana vegct.
ebiea. Ord Rancho lands are Tor sale
ln large Or small tracts 20 suit pur-
chaser For- i9i2tm99ni,n,99 write
1878 Montgomery 81
Oroville california.
COLORADO
BEAUTIFUL HOME
~ BOULDER. t0'0a I'm the foothills OF tho
Rockies Picturesque Boulder has Ideal
conditions for recreation. tho blgrrHt
'hauinupua iu the weat ana tho state
uniyerslty. Your family viii have ideal
conditions for both study and play. VIII
a,Il Or Will trade Tor Tulsa property,
Wri'a ". 1919 3. Cincinnati or phone
ossgo 7t35
KANSAS
MEN who have no land may apply FOR
small farms in the pretty Ozarks Mo.
Low price. small monthly payments.
;. :. Hamilton. 5i7 W. Fourth, cha.
nate, Kan.
MONTANA.
FA1tMERs- investigate our "Own Your
own Farm Thirty Year Payment Plan,
Nooklet free. Taylor Land Co. saco.
MISSOURI.
MISSOURI ..l2is acres fruit. truck and
poultry farm. near Kansas 'ity fenced
Hnl cross feurodi good house and
huldings. good water, liberal terms.
FARM FOR sALE-No cash down. so
nrrcr. ull IN cultivation, n'un miles from
No1fhp, Mo. good road, good 6.room
halt smooth balance some rocks. not
very rough, best fruit land we have.
We were forced TO t1ho this farm as
protection ON security debt cannot
handle lt viii soil ON this pl8na1GO am
acre, and n buyer will set live acres
~ fruit trees viii take first payment
uf $500 IN one year II another five
acres iH set this spring or next will
mako first payment due IN two years.
small easy payments after that tune:
$40 is our cash price. no less. rho
ofrhard set viii make our security good.
Box 7iG, NeoHho. No.
OSE REAL FARM three 5.acrc tracts,
one lO.acre tract one 1O-ucre tract
Ierma TO suit parties. n. H. Parnell
OZARK FARMS Missouri aud Arkansas
from 20 to 1000 acres, nj prices from
$500 up. Come In or write. The Nes-
bit Go. 403 Security Bdg. Phone
tiaNna GbFI. Residence Orawg II
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

ACREAGE ION NAIE ~
THIRTY ACRES Tor sale. close ln on
Norh Lowls ,ayenus goaad f.r eoqni,ry I,,lyy
$3.50 per ucrc, easy tefma.
M j. GLASS 4 co.
cedar 1854 over Palace Thea'sr.
Two AcHEs VI very rlah ground, we'll
fenced ,IYao 90 paved road, between rcd
Fork ana Tulsa. ~ O0o $500 cash. bal
Ruro go monthly rattors0u.f.ee Realty
Co. 2Io Robinson BIDS Osags 5000
80 DOWN makes the first payment on a
firh Hcro ot good nou, tlb o. month.
prices ranging from 5000 tu $500 acre,
close 'H gas ana paving Call uHHEn
eg2. teflionuo Cedar 7sO and Osngs
i772.H.
nrHNEss rHopERrf ~
BUSINESS nL6cKs
New brick business block pa,inE
so% ou tho Hale price. $4,000.
:.stury Hri basement iu whole.
saio district 'tLuuo. 2ntorN
mojern. heart, 81 !etan dlnfrioL
$4,000. 'olito4, bIock - Ncw
Hiory. new Office building. sioam
h"a, good .terus i1o.ooo Foo
," iogg ,ggS9i G4no."' ,nrro.g,eTT,a,,.,.
aiitJ Palace Bldg UanEs 4s70-Ds2.
MAIN STREET Hus.NEss PROPERTY
We are authorised 20 sell a vol
located highly Improved. prop
CriF on tbs busy fotHI thorough
fare. ~ IL lohH0d 10 good tou-
ants and showing good revenue.
Tho price h right Boo lurryiho,
with
g. PRANK RHODES A RDN
HufIucss property % speciality.
go Mayo bldg Cedar a02i,
OUT on CITY--REAL ESTATE H-N
FuuQ Room house with Ksfupc. large
lot ln pwurHp Tor unlC, .. A. Ilgld,
pwntHn, OKLA.
HOUSES ron SALE NJ
ATTRACTIVE 6.room buuEaIYw brcal..
fast rooms, hardwood floors. near rHra
ana lituog $3.50. $3.50 cash, ohay
terms uTage pG1l
BUNGAtuWH
We have ~ bungalows. ~ 200 20 ~. 900
flrHt payments $50 tU 81 800. If yut
want homo lrt uH show YOU rVll
tnvostment co. 24o Iowa cedar 21io.
best UUY IN THE DIgTnICT
| BlouebTahor bungalow. extra wide lot, Fil
rooms. sleeping porch, 2.car EaruEs nnt
| modern servant quarters, paving nut
howor both paid for owner wants {,
! leave March 10 and has given uH thl
| ht tii 900. Soc ~ to-day. EArhhuEl
Trust Co., Real Estate Dept. osug
! 0700.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-08

..ia.S THE WORLDS GREAT.
T-r CENNuDAu. BLESSED WITH
TuEsE GRANDCHILDREN ~ ONE
utN. NNb i< TINE ROW ABOVE
I.. HNIGiT.EIN.LtW MRS oS.
... pt.- UI- DAUGHTER. MRS.
,'II TD.IN~uN AND Ills
..h. .....E Mrs ROY =. CpNt.
.II vuH THEIR NEWLY BORN
..'. 'N
said voice This is
u.H. Your, 1 gmndaihei'
H.. ltt. lr.r Co.. q daughter
'H. aHI un .l relr store
.sHI a..r a.I ihc cigars you'v, got"
D. $500
r D. r1 tho telephone 1 som.
.tf md I.I.l fH. 0u. dnor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-26

iy Of older fellows: l. e., young men
from u to -. all of whom carefully
selected to serve as delegates from
some church or community.
The conference is not the large an
nual Boys conference so familiar to
an but rather a summer school
where older fellows can come and
get training for service at home.
A. A. Head, assistant State Y. NJ.
c. A. secretary and the director of
the school, said today in commenting
on the work Of the Leaders confer
ehce: This talk about developing
Maine is all right but the only per-
manent development of the state can
come through the right development
Of It's youth. This phrase of our
State life IS of more Importance
than the woods and forests. the con-
troll OF the Pacific, payment of war
debts. good roads, or developing in
dnstrial centers. We can later solve
the most difficult problems if we can
dominate our young men with the
right ideals and visions. If we are
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Houses for Sale
"a
Shore Property for Sale

My COTrAGt'-At Five Islands for
sale or Ia let. W. ID. Thurlow, So.
Gardiner. Me.
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SAYS USED KNIFE
IN SELF DEFENCE

Lewiston, Me, June 2i.-Andrea
Vecero, so years old, of Lincoln street,
was held under $4,000 bail in the mu-
nicipal court this morning charged
with assault with dangerous weapon
upon Arthur Audette of this city in a
quarrel late last night. He admitted
stabbing Aude1te, but pleaded not gull
tv on the ground of self-defence. Au-
dette is at st. Mary's General hospital.
His name is on the danger list. The
case was continued to July 8. to await
the result of Audette's injuries.
The trouble occurred in lunchroom
on Lincoln street during an alterca-
ton. Necero says that Audette at
tackled him and he defended himself
with the knife. Audette is much
heavier man and an experienced fight
or. He has long court record, police
say.
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gong TO get strong men we have got
to begin in time. Other states have
realized this and provide training
ccnters like the plant at Winthrop.
New York state has nearly a half
million dollars invested in Silver Bay
alone. The south and west have
also splendid plants costing thou
sands of dollars h"t few of our Maine
youth can afford to so so far away
for the training 50 we have estab-
lished this school.
"The first year we had 20 dele
gates, II of whom went back home
and assumed positions of responsible
ity in work for boys. Last year we
had 40 delegates. 30 of whom went
back and conducted boys groups.
One High school student organized a
boys club with six members and
carried it on through the year with
a fine weekly program and increased
the club membership to -. Who
SAYS We cannot train our own lead
ers? We can if we can get tie need
ed funds for endowment and if we
can set the people of the State to be-
lieve in their own young men"
The chairman of the conference
committee is Hon. Carl T.. Milillcn
and Henry +. Merrill of Portland t;
Rev. Robert ]. Bruce of Portland
and DIR. Alexander Henderson. direc-
tor Of religious education for the
Maine Baptist convention are the
leading speakers for Saturday and
sunday.
Indications are that the conference
will double its last years enrolment.
Among the delegates early are the
following from this vicinity:
Sidney G. Narnum, Watcrvil!e,
Methodist church; Kenneth l.. Went
worth, Waterville, Methodist church:
Kenneth Smith. Waterville. Metho-
dist church: Clifford Littlefeld, Wa
teryille, Baptist church.; Major
Henry. Fairfield, Baptist church ;
Everett c. Candage, K. K. Y. NJ. c. A.
Waterville.