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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-18

When they told mo about Tanlao 1t seemed almost too good to be true. but since taking the medicine know for myself that all they said about 1t was so," said J. Bertram simon. 1031 D. loth st., Tacoma, Wash, q we'll known photographer.
 T suffered from rheumatism in my shoulders for ten years and at one time had to go to the hospital. was down in bed for months and hardly able to turn from side to side. I couldn't sleep and I don't believe had day free from pain. My appe- tite failed and I couldn't digest . thing properly. Gas made me have heartburnsfor hours after meals.
 Tn very short time after start cd taking Tanlac I actually felt like a new man. I am now entirely rid of rheumatism and my stomach is in first-class condition, while I have 9ainsd 10 pounds and never felt bet ter. I have recommended Tanlac to .. number of people and am always glad to say . good word for this re- markabie medicine"
 ranlao is sold by all druggists- Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-18
LOW PRICE OF CHICKENS
 LEADS TO ARRESTS

William B. Smith. Robert Brazer and Jim Smith, young white men, who say they reside in Irondale, were arrested by Patrolmen Jenkins and Flames yesterday morning on charges of burglary and grand larceny.
 The boys. according to the officers. offered to sell them a few fine looking hens at unusually low prices. which aroused their suspicious and led to their arrest. The chickens have not yet been identified.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-18
Did Him More Gond

Many men and women suffer from baekache, rheumatic pains. stiff joints. sore muscles and other results of kidney trouble because they neg lected the first warning symptoms. Foley Kidney Pills aid the kidneys 10 throw out poisonous waste matter that causes pain and misery. stephen Lewis, Eldridge. Ky, writes: Foley Kidney Pills did me more good than all the other medicine I ever took. had kidney trouble 10 years. I don't have any pain like had before I took themH-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-18
pauITAnLE LIFE CONVENTION

Equitable agents from all points in Alabama will assemble for their annual agency educational conference at the Tutwiier hotel for two-day convention Friday and Saturday.
 Col. Henry J. Powell, general agent of the Equitable Of Louisville, will be in attendance as speaker in which respect he has a national repu- tation.
 Manager sibley states there will be 75 agents in attendance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-18

The giraffe is gradually disappear- Ing in some parts of Africa. Where herds of so were common sone years ago 1t is now a rarity to see herd of more than 20.
 Clocks are said by some to have been Invented by Pacificus. Q priest of Verona. in the ninth century. By others the invention is credited to Beethim In the sixth century,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-18
nuaRARp,s LErTEn

New York, May 17.-(Speciai.)- Although spot sales fin Liverpool were again lS,000 bales today, thhat mar ket was weak under heavy profit taking and some selling for re- action.
 our market failed to meet the de- cline in Europe as the Atlantic states were good buyers following the rains in that section. On the iroprovement to the previous hfghs' sufficient realizing made it's appear anee to check the market and re- action took place. Reports reached the floor this morning saying that the government had increased the quarantine on the pink boil weeVil worm over 10 counties In Iexas. However, subsequent report rom Washington says the government mas lifted the quarantine on the plnh holl worm over a number or re- stricted areas in Texas and Ne" Mexico.
 The weekly weather report was py no means as unfavorable as antlci- hated. The crop seems to be doins well in Arkansas. good in Tennessee excellent Mississippi. good In Geor. = pia, except the northern part anu fair in the Carolinas. Texas anu ckiahoma are, of course. in bad con d,tton. The market acts tired though 1t had fully discounted ths present situation and reaction oi sonoe moment would not be at HI Bros @ 1o'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-18
ADJUSTMENTS
CHARACTER COMEDIAN
 TOPS BILL AT LYRIC
By EsteIIe Beathea sIarlowe

When the new bill opens at the Lyric with today's ,iatinee. patrons of that theatre will be offered what the manager. Arthur Crosbie. de- clares to be one of the very best bills on the Keith circuit
 One of tse best character come dians, either in vaudeville or on the stage. states the Lyric. management. Is Herman Timberg. In Little Bits." Timberg Is an actor. author, com poser. stage director. and producer. and is said to succeed in everything he ua .ertals7~
 The added attraction is an excep- tional ice skating act, in which the participants dance on ice skates over a rettily-arranged ic- npnd. Elsie and Paulsen, originators of the Apache dance on skates, present the act. assisted by Henrietta Wilson.
 From gay Farce come Heloise Amoros and Obey, who offer "Pari- sian Eccentrics." This act is nine minutes of dancing and singing Of the kinc that accounts for great former favor .th French vaudeville.
 Two excellent acts are Murdock and Kennedy, who bring a line of new stuff in comedy nonsense. and two fun makers in comedy offering. billed An Ocean Episode"
 The screen attractions are Pathe News and Topics of the Day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-18
DENBY GOING TO JAPAN

Washington. May 17.--Secretary Denby will accompany the naval academy class of 1881 to Japan 'at the request. and with the approval of the President" he said today ex- plaining the nature of the trip the navar transport Henderson will be- gin from Hampton Roads next Sat- urday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-18
DIR. LEwINGTHAL DEAD
BN Assnclnlcd Pre,a

iBN
 Nashville. Tenn.t May i7.-Dr Tsi- dore Lewengthal. 70, rabbi of tho Vine Street Temple here since 1888 and active in Tennessee as a civil and educational worker for many years died suddenly of cerebral hemorrhage at his home this after noon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-18
REVIVAL MEETING

A revival meeting Is being con- ducted by Rev. H. A. Forester of Tuscaloosa at the Wesleyan Metho- dist tabernacle on Third avenue. The meeting will be continued through out this week,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-18
RELIEF WORKER LEAVES

Miss Hope Bennett. civilian worker in the Jefferson county chapter of the American Red Cross, left yester- day for Baton Rogue to aid in relief work in the flooded areas of the Mis- sissfppi valley,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-18
WATsON'S BELL HOPS AT
 EDGEWOOn PARK

But three more nights remain this week in which dance devotees of the Magic City may avail themselves of the opportunity of dancing by the music rendered by Watson's Bell Hops. This celebrated southern jazz orchestra will play for the Thurs day. Friday and Saturday night dances at Dreamland pavilion, Edge wood Park.
 Mountain View Inns dining room, under the management of MT. and Mrs. Johnsey, is winning quite a reputation through the tempting menus served.
 Neptune Beach Is scheduled to open soon, and swimming devotees should watch the papers for an- nouncements.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-18
VARIED FORMS OF PLEASURE AT WEST LAKE

When it comes to selecting a place for good time there is no place like West Lake park. with it's delightful evening dances on the big covered pavilion. bathing. boating, bowling and fishing. The dances are held every night except Monday night The dance music is furnished by the Melody Five" Birmingham "So- ciety Syncopators." recently engaged by the park to take the place of the Robertson Hood orchestra.
 Most pleasure lovers around Bir- mingham have heard of the fine bathing facilities at West Lake. Water changes twice each day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-18
LEAD ON

LEAD ON
 From Judge. ITO be truthful. sir. am begging money for liquor." ~Just the man I'm looking for. You find tho place and I'll buy.~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-18
BERTRAM SIMON, well

BEKIKAM SIMUN, we'll ~s known photographer, of Tacoma, Wash., who says that since taking Tanlac with such good results he now knows why everybody is praisins this won- derful medicine.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-18
---.s.----------- Priuate Wire News
F. T. LINNELL,s LETTER

New Orleans, May 17.-(Special )-- Unexpected rather general rains in Texas, moderate to heavy in locali- ties also in the central and eastern portions of the belt particularly in the Atlantics influenced another comparatively strong market today in Liverpool. and America. As yet there Is no abatement in the demand for spots at home or abroad. Sales at Liverpool amounting to 1S.000 of which 11,s00 were American and the staple remains in good request in the south at about highest level at tained on the late upward movement.
 Summarizing developments during past week, Washington reports: The soil continues too wet for field work in Oklahoma and lowlands of Texas with some of the latter still flooded In eastern and central states the weather was mostly fa- vorable and field work made gen- orally satisfactory progress. Cotton shows little or no improvement in Texas and early planted cotton is badly in need of cultivation in Ok lahoma where much planting and re- planting Is yet to be done. Season able temperatures and mostly light rainfall were favorable in Arkansas where cotton made very Goou prog rcss generally. while weather was favorable in Mississippi. Stands are irregular in northern Alabama fair to good in southern portion Geor- Ria experienced most favorable week of the season and cotton began rapid growth except in northern portion where crop is very backward. Stands and condition of the crop were gem orally satisfactory in South Carolina and coordination was mostly satls- factory in North Carolina.
 X bit of news of much importance to the world at large Is press dis- patch 10 effect that Russia has ac- oepted proposals of the powers for a meeting at The Hague to discuss the Russian situation.
 One week hence the interior will begin to send reports to Washington giving condition of crop as of May 2s which are likely to make very builish report due June in advance of which numerous private crop con dition. reports will be issued.-H. & B. Beer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04
&prtellung su @uniten Der &etm=
februpbez DDnbs. 8rpgramm
lit ber 9urnbale.

Die Beb0lferung Stem lllnts 1ieb1
NIT ermartungspollent 8ergniiger
bem Bortrage bon rIbe @erpan1
in Tbe 9ouieA bur6 SRI. Marsue=
rite 8ogel, nnierer talentterten Bor=
tragSfiinitlertn, entgege11 Der bente,
Brettag Mben6, 4. Muguit, In ber
1urnballe itattftnoe11 tptrb. Sri.
8ogel tptrb unferitiitt iperbe1 .bl1r6
SRI. Slit 9a11pre6t nno NlotS
Martt tpel6e @eiangbortrdge 31
@eb6r brtngen.
Ote Ilnterbaltlng iteht unter bet
Auipt5ien Der Sllntor=Gioniere nnb
ber Netnertrag beS NbsnbS iptrb baz
5u bteneL bie nnfolte11 In gerbtn=
bung NIT Ser @ebd6tnt8feter bes
Observation-Disclosures ll1t6 8elagernng
Seem nlnt8 tn1 Sabre 1862 3m be=
5ablen, bie IN grobemt 9ti( in ber
a3ett bonn II. bt8 20. Nugu1t incl.
bier gefeiert tptrb.
Stem nl1n. ipirb obne 3metfel
6ur@ re6t 5dblrei6en 8efu6 bu5lt
bettragen, BEN Tonb8 fir Bic Setter
nod &rdften 5ll nntertiiten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04
! Gi@ter bon tpiloer
&ub a>tgegriffe1t
Wiro nie6ergerannt unb tr,g @srz
letungen am &iidgrat llnb
Aueti4nngen oappn. @pllte
bic Stub tptegen. gDirb balb berz
geite4t ietn.

Sobn 0i6ter bon BEN, ah6retp
Saf!ert yleti@gel6dft erbolt ii6 In
5ntrteoen1tellenoer @etle bon ben
gerletnngen, 6ie ct lehten Mitt<
nod erlttt, alS etne ptlbe &ub
tbn nieoerrannte, un6 ibm Nerletz
llngen am 6udgrat un6 Qnet16z
.ungen beibra6te. St tpuroe tiofort
bebnfs 8erpflesuns nnb dr8tliher
8ebanblnng In baS 2oretto @oSpital
gebra6t.
@ubolf 0eaiioput, ein Tarmer.
tpobnbaft In @elt Memton Gop1lz
fbip bra6te eire Sub 3u benz
S6ld6ter. Da iie fi6 nod benll
MnSlaben iebr wtlo unb b6sarttg
5etgte, riet Nnbreip @affert Sem
Ni6ter, bte &ub no6 einige 3ett
angebnnben gu lailen, beppr er lie
piege, oanit ite erit rubiger tpfirbe.
Serr Ht6ter fletterte iebo9 iiber
ben 3aun, mel6er 6ie @age et1rz.
f9lob lrnb berlu6te, baS Tier loS=
3uQlIDeIl, u1lO 60 gu IDtegeH. Qte
Sub ma6te aber pl0blt6 einen Nnz
grtff alf 8t6ter, traf tim in ber
un6 i6lug i'm 3u 8ooen.
@r erlitt 8erlebun9en ant @iifz
graf nnb tp1roe an6 ionlt 3iemlt65
libel 3ugeri6tet. ST }purbe .iof0rt
mad Dem 1lnfall na6 6eu 2orettoa
@o8pttal gebra6t, no eine 11nterz~
iu6ung ergab, bab er gludli6erpetie
fetne innerlt6en 8erlebungen oaz
pontrug. @r 1T bereits nieoer io=
nett bergeitellt, 0ab ct ba8 Bett
oerlaien fonnte un0 nitro mobl tn
Bdlbe &pteber 1einer 8efddfttgung
na6geben f0nnen. r."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04
Go1umbus Sitter @idntd.

Sin llnerlparteter Neeenl4auer
it6rte re9t unltebiam 6aS Hidntd,
tpel6eS bon BEN Columbus Hittern
oes DtltriftS I'M 9leepp Gpe 9tate
Yarf am 9onntag abgebalten tpurbe.
Na6 bem u8aSfett 2un4' am
W1ittog fanben bie 8ein6er @ele=
genheit, alte 6reunbe uno Befannte
aufsulu9en. Die Mulif 1purbe bon
einer Tretmiaigen &apelle ausgez
fitbrt.
Die @r0ffnunesipra6e >pnr6e bon
benz @robmetiter S. &o1ef gebalte11,
Der BEN &ontteeS fiir tbr Ben1hben
oanfte, oem Geite 3u etnem t@rfol9e
gu perbelfem. q. g. @nloen bon
@leepp @pe folgte bieranf NIT etner
fur3en Mnlprade unb ebenio gater
ssreberic BON @leepn @pe. Sater
.S,Dap bon Mabiiou Qafe betonte
,oie g1ottpenbtgfett etneo barmontlben
@irfen8 Der SETTER. Die 96lnb=
re6e tpurbe bon gnmalt M. s.
Oenpfen, Seem Uln1, geDalte1t.
Ser 6elt bes MadmittagS tpnroe
oerldiebenen @pieten int 6reien uno
@ports getpiomet, bod oeranlabte
ser Megen piele Beiu6er 3l etllem
ba1tigen lnfbru6, Nbgeieben BON
sem et>paS perfrubten Gbi6lnb fann
bas Didnid alS iebr gelnngen angez
feben ueroen; eS nabmen i6dbnngSz
slpeife ungefdbr 1900 8eiu6er an
bem3eIbe11 tell.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04

iSrl. @liie Redhetn, tpel6e eine
Mnitellung in MtnneapoltS bat, fam
Iletten Montag na6 bier. @te be-
| abli6ttgt {olange In Stem 1llm 8n
lperbleiben, Bis tire Mlutter, bic
farli6 front mar, nteber gang berz
Igeftellt lit.
9err unb Srau 80. $, 8ieber
lnn6 sic W}ntter ser letteren, Trau
|amna Sherman, retiten @onntag
mad ct. Saul. @ie febrten sNn<
Ifang ser @o6e in 8eglsttnng bon
ssrau @n1il Mebinger BON 6lortoa
na6 bier 5uriid. Gsau Metinger,
mel6e fi6 beiu6smeiie BET gerz
lpanofen in ct. Saul aufbdlt, iptro
mebrere @o6en 81 @ait TIM sc. S.
Bteber 9etm fetn.
s5rau 6reb @eute 1tnb To6=
| ter Nn0rep febrten leBten Wetttz
nod bon Dn1aba 3uriif, 100 ite
na6 einenl fur3en Nlfentbalt tn
loen s69meferfdbten n1ebrere 1age
lbei ger3panbte11 git 8eiu6 gemetlt
batten. SRI. Della 9eriure, etne
|56peiter bon Gran &ellte, beglettete
|{ie mad, bier, aum li6 ei11tge Wo6en
belu68metie I'M &eute 9eim auf8uz
Ibalten.
IS @hapiro. melher fiiralt9
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04
Obb Jellpu &idnid erfolgreid)s

Das BON ser biefigen S6b 6elloip
9oge arrangierte 8tdntd im Inraer
Barf Neitttpo6na6mittag mar III
| lie3li6er Sinli6t ein @rfolg. Star=
lie Delegationen BON 2ogen IL Der
gldbe batten ii6 gu bieiem 9idntf
etngefunben. Dem Beite felb1t gtng
etne 9araoe oorans 6ie it6 lrater
oen &ldngen ser @ofmeiiter 2apelle
fur8 mad IL l1br 6nr6 bte Wmne.
lota 5trabe belpegte llno bann 5urAd
mod benz Betplae. 3ls@
gn btelent Gelt5ug befetltgte11 it6
Ibie 2oQen bon Stem Tim, ,9leepn
|@pe, Maoelia 1lnb ct. SameS nno
etne Mnaabl @9ipelternlDgen. iWdt
ibren glb5et6en gtanoarbe 1altp.
rna6ten iie einen b06ft inlpolante11
Gtnorud.
SIN garf fefbit nnllfisierte tpdb<
ren6 beS gfa9n1tttagS bie &apelle
Iunb per{6iebene 8olfs{ptele tpuroen
aufgefibrt >sur l1nterbaltang Der
@dite. Mnipra6en lpnroen gebalten
bon @robmeilter 80. $. WcDtpitt
liin &pelAer e. ste 3nede llnb 3tele
Ibe8 OrbenS ei11gebenb befpra6 ano
l,au6 bie Grrungeni6aften err
fpdbnte. SIN @telle bon Nep.
6ammergrtn BON 9leepn @pe ber
inidt fonl1nen fonnte, {pra6 $. S.
@ope BON Mabelia Der bal1ptfdd1z
lli6 iibers Sic Nrrdngements fir bas
|nah{tidbriee Hidtrid ipra6.
Die sbieiige 2oge lit erlt fiir5id
ne1 organiiiertg iporben 1lao bie1
lif ibr eriter 8eriu6 etn 5ffentlt9ese
| ptdnid gu Deranitalten lnb ite
fSnnen 1iderlt6 INIT oenl @rfolQ
|5ufrteben fein.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04
Stem lm, Minneiota 6reitae ben 4 Aug, 1893

|56nl6ifrtft u,1b IA 9ebrer babeu
y Sabre in bemielben gdulbiitrift
|nnterrt6t erteilt.
SIM @6ulbifrtft SEQ. IS naren
nnr 4 &naben lnb 2 Mdb6en etn=
gef@rteben; In benz Diitrtft befinz
6en ii6 "A &naben unb z Mdoz
den I'M i6ulpflt6tigen Nlter. Son
.ben 6 &inber1 abfoloterte / @6iler
oen s. @rab u116 Ser @1ulbiltrift
3ablte 111onatltd $l20 fir eine
fdbtge 2ebrfraft, 91nr j @9Hler
beiu6te sic 9dn1e baS ganse Sabr.
Der bnr6f6nitt1ide td9lt6e 8eiu@
be3tfferte f6 anf 5.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04

- Sri. @liie &oberr BON Dell
g1apibS, g. 9. lit bieie @o6e @ait
I'M Sobn $. NrbeS 9ei11,
s5ra,1 gilbert Duebn perlebte
Ste pergangene 0o6e I'M Setme
ibres @6tpieger1obneS llno 1o6ter,
6err1 nnb 6ral1 gBm. yogeS, tn
@ourtlano.
Die SRI. !s@refden Mtnfef=
mann unb 2uctle Gni9er8 febrten
|@amstag BON MinneapoltS snriif,
no .fie Ber,panbten l1nb Greunoen
etnen 3tpettp16tgen augerlebnen 8ez
lu9 abgeitattet. batten.
Brau Nnton @6tnik bon Drtsz
con, Sc. 9. perlebte bie Dergangenen
atpei @o6en BET ibren ,Glterl1, Serrn
nnb 5ral1 Sos. 6ifder babter uno
BET 6rennben llno Bermanbten tn
an6eren Dldke,r be8 GountnS.
Sobn Diet reiite lettsn
Dienstag 1ta6 Yiuager, Winn., NH.
feinem .@9miegeriobne ll116 1odter,
Serrn nno Gral1 @eorge 9aag, mel
der anf seiner garm In ber 0eabe
BON Binager ipobnen, bet Der Grntez
|arbeit 81 belfen.
SER llno Jrall Senrp 's6Stiri1
t11nb Io6ter Noele BON Chicago,
ISM, Sic nlebrere 0o6en CUR Com
nlerfrifde IN @biiago 9afe geipeil1
! batten, trafen DieaStag bier eli
lunb balten fidb 6eiu9s 9sneile In
I@eiul BON 6raa 9enristta 5anen:
| tein anf.
Der ssraue1 gereifl Der epan:
Igelifden TfieoenS airbe DerahffaIte
am Counting fir ieine Mtsliebe1
{un6 areunoe Elm Yidnid aalf be1
| @errnannS 36be. Gs ,Duroe ei1
| Vrogran1m bierfiir porbereitet; eli
Dinner iDirb 1l1ittagS ferpiert uni
1@rfrti6nngen iperben ipdbrenb bel
4 Ma6mittagS gereidt perben.
%
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04
'M9tn1tg 5dnger,
n1to @dngerin1te1l
Grite 3rpbe fit Community
Gingen' SDnntagabenb i'm
German 8arf. u. S. Mltpin
bat 19eitung iibernpntn1en. @e9s
2teber iDllen eingeiibt tperoen.

Sn Der e1ften @tutbe bdt baa
betreffenoe &omitee fi6 entf6loiien
Ifiir baS 9etnlfebrfeit Community
I@inging" 3u babe1t. Sin Geit obne
I@eiang lit f6lteblt6 fa0e ltno eS 1T
|oeSbalb NIT Greuben 5ll begriiben,
bab tpdbre1t6 be8 Seinlfe9rfeite8 au6
lgeiun9en uer6en foa.
NlS Setter fir baS Community
9tngen" iit q. s, Mlmit, .1nier
Ifrnbere Odtbitrger uno etner ber
entbufiaitii6en 9unsptontere 9eit6=
Iert >porben unb bartn bat baS &o=
mttee etrrer g1iidli6en @riff ge=
ma6t, 6enn >penn trgeno etlpas anf
oteiem @ebtete geletitet merben fann,
|fo tptrb Serr Nltptn e8 31 Mege
brtngen.
Mifttpo@morgen fl1r3 bor Mittag
lpur6e er erfu6t, 6ie 2ettnng bes
@efangeS 3u iibernebmen; fllr5 na9
Mtttag bette. er f6on Ste Nnswabl
Ser ei113uiibenben 9teoer setroffen
|uno NIT Gapt. 9ofmeiiter Riidz
'ipra6e genommen bebufs 8efelz
lung Ser nDtigen Muiif, oenn etntge
Mitglieber Ser @ofmeifter &apelle
lollen Sic 8eglettnng bet ben @e<
fangsnun1mern lteferr1.
Die erfe Hrobe ft11bet f6on
nd6ften @onntagaberb gelegentlt6
beS &on3ertes I'M German Yarf.
itatt. @err Mltpt11 tpirb bier ietn
unb eriu6t a1le 9dnger ;uno @dnz
gertnnen inn 8arf gu eri@etnen mo
tbnen Ser Eert 3u ben au iingenoen
Qiebern gegeben nitro, iobab f1tl6
lnb munter geiungen meroen fann.
Dte 3nette Hrobe ftn6et arn oaraufz
folgenben Sonntag itatt. Bi8 boz
btn tptrb bte Wuiifbeglettnng bier
fetn.
Die git ii11genben 9teoer iino:'
Ameriea, 9tar 9pangleb Banner,
Some @tDeet Some, @olbter8 Sure.
nell, Sim 8rnnnen BOT oem Sore,
9ab etn &nab etn N0Slein iteb'n.
3tpet ser oben angefiibrten 9teber
tperoen ou6 In benti6 geinngen
}perben. @S 1tnb bteS u5ome 9meet
Some" n1tb r5olbier8 6areneW.
Nli 10 1ri6t peridumen ber eriten
Strobe bet3umobnen. 2abt baS 2teb
erHingen, baupt{d6li6 6aS oentf6e
9teo. Betpeiit bab Ste Seem timer
tbre Qiebe 3nm @eiang nod ni6t
perloren baber unb bab iie es ber<
iteben Tefte 3n feierr nnb fi6 ibreS
DaletnS 5u freuer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04

SRI. Qnnita Tii6er, 1o6ter
lpon @errn u1o Jrau Wm. Ttider
bon ct. Deter, ,pel6e ft6 por 5fpet
Wo9en ether &ropfoperation i'm
bieiigen llnton 9ospifal 1lrterz
|5tebe1 n1nbte, mar fpieber totpett
|bergefent, oab fie letten Dienstag
11a6 Sanie 51rndfebren fonrte. 9te
tpurbe mad BORT bon threr Shutter
begleitet, bie ipdbrenb ibreS aufentz
baltes I'M Sosptta1 BET iibr getpetlt
bate uno ibrenl @ater, Der etnen
Sag por ser 01idfebr nod Stem
ulm gefomn1e11 1par.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04

Stem nlm bate I'M Sabre 1857
1lur 298 @tnnobner, 1900 I'M Sab
re 1869, feds 9anienb 5ur 3eit
bes golbenen Subtldum8 in 1912
unb 5dblt iebt anndbrenb 1000 Gin
.lpobner. 3ur 3ett beS Snotaner=
.auSbru68 befa1oen itd} "a @ebdu<
be t1tnerbalb ber i6ne1l erri6teten
Barrifabe. llniere @tabt bat eine.
fetne Gage un0 NIT Ne6t fann ge=
iagt iperoe11 oab iie nt6t nur Ste
Yerle beS Minneiotatale8 1T, fon<
bern au6, 6ab fie ibresglei6en. im
san3en @taat nt6t fin6en fann.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04
@6eibenidiehen auf, ssSagers Stub

Nrma11b Hetrp, ein frubereS Mitz
.glteb beS Stem llln1er Sdger 8eretn8
benubte Ste @elegenbett, anlablt6
ei11eS 8efu6eS int Seem nlm, baS
n66ertlt@e 9gsibenf6teben 6onnz
tagnorgen auf Sdgersrub' mit5us
MAIDEN. @S ge1ang tbnl, BEN 4.
Dlat 3l1 erret6er. Sobn 5anenitett
geipann Ste golbene Mebaille NIT
et11em Score BON 153 Bunften ouf
ser &0ntgi6etbe un6 Gba8. Nman11
ma6te aber1na1S 8efanntl6aft NIT
Ser lebernen Mebaille nttt eine1t1
9core BON nurl e46 auf Der &0ntgz
i6etbe. Tolgen6e @coreS eiparoen
0nt140ch+. .-s3
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04
Ginbaltsbefebl ,ti@t
fiir Seem 11lnt
Ser npn 8mnbe9ri4ter er1afYene
Ginbaltsbefebl gege1t itreifenbe
Gtienbabn @erftatte Mrbeiter
be5iebt iiA nidt auf Seem 1tl111.
Mrbeiter bier iino frieblid.

Nnf 6aS @efn@ Der Chicago &
Mortbipeitern .Gtienbabngeiell aft
bot Ni6ter @illian1 S. 8ootb BON
MinneapoltS ei11en tempordren @tt1z
baltSbefebl gegen bte fi@ I'M Streif
befinolt6en 8erftdttezlrbetter tn
@aieca nnb Tracp erlaiien ii6 aber
gemeigert, baf oieier GinbaltSbefeb
aud auf Die itretfenben Grbetter
BON Stem rl1n, @leepp Gpe 1no
Manfato 8e3ug babe1 ioll. @ie Der
Mi6ter erfldrte; bat tn BEN lettge>
nannten @tdbten fein 9rubel ober
Gtnnil6ungen ietterS Der fretfe1lz
ben Mrbeiter itattgefnnben, Ste et<
nen geri6tli6en, penn aM@ muir
tenpordre1t GtnbaltSbefebl re9tferz
tigen tpiirben.
2etten Donneritag iparen @erii9te
I'M nn1lauf, bab Stem nlmer Werfz
itdtten<Mrbeiter, bte ii6 iett tn1
|9treif befinben, 6rettag mor9en
lpteber s,lr Mrbeit 3uriidfebren Mir
ben. Die +@treifer erfldren iebo9,
bab biele @erii6tes abiolut fali6
ieien unb bab iie, fails n0ttg, 6
Monate I'M @treif bletben piirben.
Sn einen Grfenntnis, nel6eS
Bun6esri6ter CHARLES NniD{on III
largo, sc. 9. lebten FDonnerStag
|fallte, erflarte sr, Sab Sic itreifett=.
SEN Mrbeiter ba8 Ne6t bdtten, ben
@r,lnb nnb &oben Der @iienbabnge<
ffeni6aften 5u betreten, nm bic bort
bei9dftigten Nrbetter CUR Eetlnabne.
an bem @tretf allf8uforbert.
Ser Mt6ter iagtel ferner aus, bab
eS ungeieblt6 iet, fails Ste ST renz.
babngeiel1l6afte11 peril6en iDiiroen,
tire nelen Nn9eftellten abgel6lo6en
.3u balten, babur6, 0ab ite bteleiben
NIT @ebeimpoli5iiten rm5ingele. GrI
betonte metter, bab Die @tretfer baS
Ne6t bdtten, bte neuen Nrbetters
einBulaoen, tire @trettberiammlunz
gen gu beiu6ten, UNI Sbnen bte
@riinbe, Sic tie gu BENT. 9treif per-
anlabten, gu erfldren, Deler Ntd~
ter perneigerte BEN Gtienbobngelellz
l6aften et1len tempordren @inbaltSz
befebl aus SEN oben angefiibrten
@riin6en.