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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-24
MUST FILE CLAIMS AGAINST
GERMANY BY FIRST OF YEAR
Richmond Chamber of Commerce Acts in Behalf of Lo.
cal Representatives, Procedure Necessary
to Facilitate Filing.

But one weeks remains during
which richmond exporters having
claims against Germany as resuls
or losses or damages growing out OF
the World War. may file claims with
tho mixed claims commission now sit
ting In Washington. The Richmond
Chamber of Commerce last night
brought out this fact for the especial
hcncht OF those individuals. firms and
corporations that hope to secure re-
endorsements. pointing out that such
claims VIII be received by tho COM
mission np to January |. and urging
mat they he filed. II only in tentative
form. Ample opportunity will be
given for amending the petitions
later. II is stated
In order to facilitate the Ming OF
such claims by Richmond exporters.
the chamber announced that II is cs-
s"ntiaf the following details OF pro-
cchure he adhered to strictly:
claims must he presented In the
form OF petition. In duplicate The
wording Is immaterial. There are
no special blanks issued
The petitions must be nlcd on or
before January /. 1929.
The petitions must be sworn TO no
fore notary public.
The petition must contain an allie
cation OF the facts supporting the
claim. This allegation need not be
very detailed: sufficient oppor-
tunity will he given to each clair,-
ant TO add tho necessary details in
duo course
Proof Must Accompany.
the petition pust be accompanied
with complete proofs of tho Amer!
can nationality OF the claimant. as
follows:
ta) Native American Individuals
must. " possible, submit n birth Ger
,ihcate. or an at,esteh copy thereof:
fb) Saturalized citizens must sub
init n certificate OF naturalization or
an attcstcd COPY thereof:
(c) Partnerships must submit the
shine documents with regard To each
partner as provided for under (a) and
CD above:
Id Corporations must submit n
Transcript OF the certificate OF incor-
poration and data showing the
American character OF tho corpora
ton.
All claims which grow out OF tho
war including direct damage and the
Increased cost Of Insurance for c1-
por'ation and Importation. on ac-
count OF submarine menace arc a
proper subject for petition to he
presented TO the mixed clains com.
mission.
Claims against German nationals
or against tho German government.
both in behalf OF the PRINCIPALS and
OF agents abroad. provided they were
american citizens may he made.
The services of attorneys arc no,
necessary in the filing of tho petit
ton though II is advisable 10 intrus,
this work or later care OF the claims
TO attorneys.
Digest of Businesn Conditions.
digest OF foreign business CON
oltlohs, reported to the Richmond
'hanher OF Commerce recently. con-
'aihs many pointers in direct line
with the interests OF Richmond cx-
portcrs As announced las, night
the digest shows business continues
depressed in the Balkan States. Ex
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-24
ALL GREAT MUSIC MASTERS
DISPLAYED PRECOCITY ONCE
This Fact However, Does Not Necessarily Mean Tina,
All Who Display Natural Ability Will
Become Great Artists.

twenty-eight operas. cantatas and
masses. Nevertheless. practically all
q, the compositions by which ne IS
remembered came later. Moreover. h..
died at 81. having crowded a whole
musical life into half tho allotted
span.
Schubert. another OF those to whom
musical expression came. "a II were.
naturally. shyly confessed to having
written several compositions before
the age OF l2 because he couldn't
help it by the age of IL he had.
further. composed II wonderful MAS.
The fact of tho matter seems to he
that all tho great masters OF music
showed. as might TO expected. re-
mar.;able cnthusia SIN and aptitude
for music from their earliest years.
hut not by any means always for
composition.
So much for the great ones How
many other infant prodiGies. whether
80 PLAYERS or composers. have left
fam" behind them with their In
fancy? The musical sea is studded
with these uncharted wrecks. II is
the exception rather han the rule
for prodigy" TO make good Ia
after years.
The wise parent Will remember this
faCt-and act on IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-24

lost. lie states that our hardware
trade Is now seriously threatened.
Richmonds tremendous paper In
dustry is 50 closely associated with
In Norway and Sweden
that the following communication
from the American trade commits
sioner in the latter country no
doubt Will hold considerable interest
for the local paper manufacturers.
Work Ncnrs Completion.
"Findncial reorganization OF the
Cnitn Company. one OF the largest
manufacturers OF paper and celiuiose
In Norway. has been going on for
some time. and recent reports indi-
cate that this work is nearing COM
plction. When this is done. Il pros
pectus viii be issued Offering Il GER
tain amount Of stocks tor public sub
scril':Ion. The stock thus offered
VIII be comparatively small part
Of the total. since the greatest part
has already been taken by creditors
and stockholders of the company.
The total capital Of the company Will
amount TO 21.000.O00 crowns, OF
which 23.4O0.O00 is new capital, while
the remaining 100000 crowns rep
resents the old capital of the COM
pany written off to 90 per cent. All
control OF the Union Company arc
said TO be in fun operation. II is
also reported that good market ex-
lists for the products OF the com
panies, though prices are not quite
satisfactory"
The numbers prenxcd TO the trade
opportunities listed below refer to
confidential Information regarding
the particular Inquiries. To obtain
the confidential information II IS
necessary only for American ex-
porters TO apply TO the Richmond
Chamber OF Commerce. giving the
number or numbers OF the inquiry or
inquiries in which they are inter
ested.
Australia.
I70n-Hardware.
4700-lron and steel products
4100-Iron and steel.
Austria.
4GSe-Automobile tires
BELGIUM.
563i-AutomObile accessories in
GLIDING tires, carburetors, etc.
BrnziI.
4T03-Chcmicals and oils.
4Io3-Newsprint and wrapping pa
per.
47o3-Pa!nts and varnishes.
9a03-Stat!onCry.
Canada.
4615-Flour. soft winter wheat
t105-Printers and bookbindcrs'
supplies.
41O5-Stationery.
Chile.
467s-Hats
Cuba.
4727-Ccroals and flour. corn meal.
Czcrhoslovnkin,
t6se-Automobile accessories and
supplies.
46S2-Flour
Denmark.
t73s and 4s95-Flour. wheat.
t61l-Rarvcsti machinery parts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-24

ports OF petroleum and lumber from
Ruman'a have fallen off. but grain
exports have increased notably and
live stock exports slightly Bull
raria has placed orders for grain
elevators with an American nrm In
that country exchange is rising
slightly and the cost Of living de-
clininG little. The monetary
strinccncy In Jugo -Slavia continues.
better feeling is evident In the
Baltic states, owing to improved
trade balances. better currency con-
ditions and more stable politics |
outlook. Esthonian exports in July.
tho latest figures available. were
80 per cent higher than I'm any pre-
vious month in the country's short
history. Exports Of Finland ex-
cccdcd imports In October by ia
100000 marks. Tho favorable trade
balance OF Finland. January to Oc-
tobcr. inclusive. IL eco. 600. 900 marks
Industry Is picking up and labor is
growing scarce. The FIRST a!rplane
built at the govPrnmcnt airplane
factory. all OF local materials cx-
cept the motor. has just been com
plctod,
~ present ~ an Ilnc
Tor American exporters to push
their goods through Intensive Of
forts made In India. That country.
owing 10 The subsidng wave Of nm
rest and to "A general underlying
preference for American az agains,
English goods. even when the com
para'ivc prices arc slightly 10 the
d'sadva Of American products
today offers unique field for ag-
Eressivc and intensive trade exploit
alton In the opinion OF Trade Com
missioner Bachelor. Bombay.
4, =. Products Popular.
In dispatches 10 the Richmond
Chamber OF Commerce. he declare.
that American products are ex-
tromely popular and that our trade
could be extended by foresight, en-
erry. and active salesmanship: and
he expresses keen regret that. in tho
face OF keen competition. American
firms. with the exception OF tho old
established houses. are not pushing
their products deficiency that has
already lost much lucrative trade
and bids fair to bring other losse,
unless more thorough and aggrcs-
si.e measures are applied. As case
In point, Mr.. Bachelor cites the fact
mat our trade in playing cards
which formerly amounted to thou.
sands Of cases annually has beer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-24
IBy Universal Scrv!cc.l

LONDON. Dec. 23.-Boys at school
whom and II they learn logic. arc In
troduced TO the wcil-known fallacy.
man Is an animal: bird Is an
animal: therefore man is n bird.
Mothers and fathers OF boys and
girls who show prccoc!ous musical
talent might do worse than remem-
bcr that II is n fallacy. Because tho
great masters OF music have nearly
all shown precocity. IL does not fol-
low that every hoy who shows pro-
cocity is or will TO great master
OF music.
AS matter OF fact. very few OF
the masterpieces of the world have
been written by composers willis
still in their teens. The most strik-
ing Instance To tho contrary is Men
dclssohn's midsummer Night
Dream which he wrote when he was
only II. Many competent Judges
think II his best work.
Mozart. perhaps the most naturally
gifted musician who ever lived had
written a little opera. "Bastien aud
Basticnne." not To mention a rcall y
remarkable quintet. by tn" time h"
was IL. At tho age OF 90 he had
written th!rty-siN Symphonies and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-24

especially knife blades.
Finland.
1895 and t69I-Flour. wheat.
lndin.
4726'-Automobiie motorcycles.
and accessories
4T26'-Cotton mill. gin and railway
stores.
4726' and I753.-IIardwnre.
4726'--lron and steel plates and
472s' and 475a'-Machinery and
tools.
I715-Automobile supplies.
47l5-Hardwarc.
4I3T-Machinery for woodwork
ing. mill. can making. candy making.
etc.
4752--Papcr towels.
Mexico.
I6s5'-Automobile parts and acces-
series.
46s0-Cann!ng equipment for can
ming. meats. fruits and vegetables
Poland.
47le-fiardware. tools. and imple-
mcnts.
south Afrfca.
+7l7-fiardware. including tools.
locks.> axes. etc.
47l7-Paints and varnishes.
spnin.
4723-Automobile tires.
t73+-Cereals. Wheat. barley.
corn.
47a4-Flour.
sweden.
473a-Aprles. fresh.
47l4-Automobiles. motorcycles.
4615'-raint spccialties.
4724-Chemicals
46I9-ch"micals
41lS-cottonsced cakes
46a3-Machinery. confectionery.
4I24-Machlnery for che mical In
duStry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-24
FnH astral Alcohol in cub,.

HAVANA. CUBA. Dec. 2a.-Cuha
could enter tho markets OF the world
WIN an annual production Of 200
'oo'ooo ltcrs OF Industrial alcohol to
compete against gasoline, according
10 LUIS Maspons, chief internal tax
coi'ector' lie bases his estimate on
the amount OF molasses and other
osproducts available for the manu-
'ac'nro OF alcohol from the last
sugar harvest
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04

iie mar nid)t ie6r erfrelt, indte EN-
menig uno peridmano oanm nit
einigen ~perlegenen 8orter.
9l1h oem Nrbeiter mnroe Die
5ahe All onm11, CT ltedte leine Ga.
terne in sic 9alhe mno ging long.
lam bapon. Da bSrte er le!d1te
Sbritte auf iid 5ufommcie. gr
blieb Iteber nnb lieB, fllr5 beuor tDn
ser 6ubgdnger erreiht Datte, ieine
2i6t aufbliten. Ser @anoerer
praate al,riid. Der Arbeiter pralte
suriid. Ser Mrbeiter aber erfannte
i'm. @s mar ser Wpmnaiiait, Der
al1d mitgeiudt bate.
Sea, iunger Munn," iagte er ge'
miitli6; mod 10 ipdt auein?"
nSa, eemiB, iagte Ser griinbe.
miitte, ser ieine Saiinng langlam
heterogeneous, nmarum oen1 1t1d)t.
SD babe n6mlib beute nadmittag /.
-. ia -. ib bab ba namlid -"
SD meib," unterbrad) i'm Der
Mrbeiter, lid meiB, mas Sic lage1
monen. Sic baben Sbren Saus-
idliiiiel nerloren, MIDI ...?"
uNneroines, ia alleroings, oas
molte i6 iogen." 8are es Eng ge'
mejer, 10 batte man belnerfen mil.
len, mie oem Sditler elm tlefes Mot
in Sic @angen i6ob.
vM6," meinte ga Ser Mrbelter
a0nnerii6, vil1nger Mann, voas bat
feenen 53spef MIDI. @at moln sc
BEL Ser ouitern Nadt nad) oem ouen
bral1ner -. 5dliiliel inden. Der
lit futi6, glaltben Sic es mir"
Ser iunge Man1 mar frob, oaB
er Iosfonnte unO 5og ab.
@lje, sic fleire Gle aber lag
i6on lanee in lieben Srdumen> un1o
aapar nit gutem @emiiien. Mls lie
nGmli6 mebflageno nah Sauie &C.
fommen, oa 6atte Sic Mutter Id
delno geiogt: Mber 0u Dlmmden,
0u balt i'm 0od in Ben &an0idnb
qeltedt. l1no ga mar Ser 3pan5ig'
marfidein ard 1pirflid nod. Mber
sic fleine Gle batte oas pergellen,
total pergeiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
perhanNlmnecn
oes Bodro Der County
Rommi0dre Don 5tearns
County Winneiota.
Office bes gountns MubitDrs, Stearns
gDuntp, Minn., A. Npril 1922.
spe3teue StBMn8

Sic gountpbebbrbe bon @tearns O.,
Minn., frat benz @eiebeN sufDl9e 5uia1t1<
men. g. sc. Qabr, &Dritber, nn6 bic
Mtt9lteber Mib. QplD unb s. S. Borgs
mann anneienb, Galentin german obj
peienb. @eiub bes SDiepb Olmibent,
pDm 9hulbtitrttt SEQ. "a 9%etrennt uno
benz angrenaen6en Di1trift l75 angeteilt
su per6en, tam redtmdBtg bDr bic 8e>
bbrbe. 9a 6ie1e N~ngelegenbeit ben britt
ten &Dmmi11dre9 iltritt betrift unb oer<
lelbe infDlge bes SDbes 6es Snbabers,
Sacpb @eber, nicbt bertreten lit, tpuroe
BON s. S. 8Drgmann benntrQgt nn0 bDn
Wttb. 2D1D unteriIbt, baB 5hluBbnno~
lung in ote1er M~ngele9enbett peribDber
merbe bis gum 2. Wat 1922, mDrgens 9
ubr, UNI benz neu e%rnannten WttglteD
cine @%elegenbeit gu geben, bic Berbtente
belagten @eiubes 81 unteriuben, Wntra9
an9enpmmen.
Sin npn Beter s. &ranb unter5eihnes
tes @eiub, feline 2anbereten bonn Sbuls
btitrift II gu trennen un6 benz angren<
ben 9iitrtft SEQ. 38 5u5uteilen, tpurbe Der
8ebDrbe nnterbreitet nnb anf Mntra9
bes S. S. 8Drgmann, unterftnbt pDn
Wtb. QD1D an%eeorbnet, baB elm Terbbr
be5lgltb 6es @elnhes i'm GDuntDz8Dmz
miNar5immer in Der Stabt ct. GlDno
am Oientag, ben 3. Scat 1922, mor9ens
9 ubr itattfinben ion, 81 tpelcber 3eitnno
an tpelbem Orte bieie 8eb6rbe ales an
bDren tuirb, tpas fir D6er 9e9en @eneh@
mtgun9 beia9ten @eiudhes bDrgebradht
tper6en mag, uno metterbin an9eDrbnet,
boB NDti5 bes @e1ubes e%rlalen unb nab
@eiebespDrlbrift angebeftet tueroen 1ou.
Nuf Nntras bes S. s. 8pr9mann, UNI
terltubt BON Mtb. 9DiD, uuroe Die
@@luBberbanblung in 5a6en bes &C.
1ubes bes Sacpb 6. &tnle1a uno anoere1
fir @tablierung zines neuen gDuutDtuez
ges BIG gum 5meiten Mai 1922, morgena
10 ubr berlbDben. @uf Nntrag bertagte
iib sic BebDrbe Bis l pbr nahm'ttags.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
Order Limiting Time to File Claims
Within Three Months and for

s ~ y S~~A
Hearing Thereon.
Estate of John Beckius, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
in Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of John
Beckius, Decedent.
Letters testamentary this day having
been granted to Jacob Beckius and it
appearing by the affidavit of said re-
preventative that there are no debts of
said decedent:
It is Ordered, that the time within
which all creditors of the above named
decedent may present claims against
his estate in this Court, be, and the
same hereby is, limited to three months
from and after h date hereof; n
that
Friday, the 2Sth day of July, 1922,
at 9 O'Clock A. NJ, in the Probate Court
Rooms, at the Court House in the City
Of st. Cloud in said County, be-. and
the same hereby is, fixed and appointed
as the time and place for hearing upon
and the examination, adjustment and
allowance Of such claims as shall be
presented within the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication of this order in the der
Nordstern'', as provided by law.
Dated, April oath, 1922.
(SeaD J. B. H1MSL,
~ 4 IL. Judge Of Probate
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
q a |.
@pn 2nSwig Sternany.

Sssa> 10 bieB er. O6er 10 nannte
i'm menigltens zines id0nen Cages
iein &err1en, nm nit elmer gepil=
len 8ortmalerei Dirt uno 8elen oes
fleinen @unoes au6 I'M Namen ous=
au6riiden. Denn Harnpel mar Elm
min5iger Sling gbarles", mar, nit
len sic, 10 Elm bierbeiniges, idmar6=
rotes @tpas nit langen Obren,
5tupsnaie un6 &iribenaltgen, mie
bic englii6en 9eraoginnen Der ReD=
l1ol6s nno @ainsborougb bier uno
90 auf Dem S6oBe 9alten mar
aljo eigentli6 elm S6euialden. Mber
lie baBIiber 6ieie &iinoden iimo, fir
INT 10 idoner gelten iie befanntli6.
rtn6 8ampel mar Elm 8ro9tere1n.
plat.
SIM iibriae11, 6as mo6te i6 nidt
beridmeiger, mar ct gar fein n@r",
iou0ern cine fleine vSie". Wir5a,
sic 54pei Sabre Gltere Wutter, batte
6rauden ur0 &err6en iebr ent>
tdui6t, aIs tie nn9 re6t b~e1pegten
Stunoen rur elmer So6ter Dos Sc
ben i9enfte, Die zines Cages ben
. Narnen 8ampeI erbielt. l1n6 bebielt.
8o5u iib I'M 2aufe Der 3elt nod
cine 6iine an0erer &oienamen ge=
Iente, pie etpa 4eter, S6niepeL
Mab unol Wedb6en, ie na6 8eoarf
un6 2a1ne angeparp0t un0 tim ale
ol1rbaus bertraut.
go qinger sic Sabre fin, nno
Bampel fiiblte 1td INNER mebr als
&in6 0es Samles. @r mar Der Sat=
jdelbans, I'M ben iih anes orebte,
mur6e es nod mebr, als Mir5a aus
oem 9altle fam, nm Serrbens otter
Mnma @efGbrtin zines itiue1 Sc
bensabenos 5u 4peroen, po5u tie 1ib,
miloe un6 abgefl6rt, mie tie uar,
bortreffli9 eignete. Denn tpas ieiner
Menl6eneltern idpperes 9eio beoeu-
tete, 6aB Tie ndmli6 finoerlos Bile
Ben. uno bleiben m1Bten, mar iein
Slid. SHE 2tebe, sic eirem Rtnoe
3uteil g%epor6en mdre, itr0mte nur
linn al, er batte fem ri6tiges fleiltes
Bett, er batte 5piel5eug, iebes Sabr
muroe iein @eburtstag gefeiert, unO
pen1 feline 8aGe nno Se06ybdre1 10
in ser @obnung b%erumlagen, fon1lte
Elm 6remoer mobl meinen, 6ab Elm
ridtiges &ino iie batte liegen lai.
len mas leiber ni6t Der Sal
tpar. Ct merfte ni6t, bob Granben
ur6 6errden ii1 grdmten nno oft
nit Dem S6idial booerten, oas If
men sic natiirli9e grfiiQung ibres
2ebens Deriagte. St merfte. es ntbtt,
neil aud lia es ibn ni6t merfen lie.
zen, un6 ielbit 1pe:rt er es gemerft
5a;tte, 10 bdtte ct in ieinem eir5igen
in1mer efitatij9 erregten Suroeber-
,en faum mebr @egenliebe fir Die
giniamen aufbringen f0nnet1, als er
linen 10 idon entgegenbrabte. Ntdt
1tur, 6aB er ie6es 8ort peritano, oas
AZ ibm gelproden mnroe;; au6 feline
Nugen ipraden, ipiegelten ieelti6es
2eben, nnb 31rtliAer, ungeltimer
batte aud Elm Menihlein nidt Die
gItern b~egrilSen f0nnen, tperlt1 otele
einrnal meg getpeien paren, in Son.
aert ODER Sbeater, mo lie ibn nidt
batter mitnebmen f0nne1. Wann
6errhen bon Der Mrbeit fam, tDlbte
Ct aa115 ge1al. 56on cine Stunoe
porher poltierte. er ii6 auf Ser Diele,
urb { .1ete Der 2angeriebnte Damn.
enolid) Sic 5lnrtiir, 10 CAB es ieoes.
nal Elm groBes Breuoengeidrei. llro
fonii6! selbit iein 5drei mar aa.
mdilhIih menihendbnlih ~aetporoe1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-04
gal. 6dhu, Bpriiber Der grnennnngss

Bal. 6dbn, 8Driiber Der Grnennnngss
beb6rbe.
solepb gogt, @etretar Der ernenn>
ungsbeb6rbe.
Staat MinneiDta, @tearns County, So
Galentin 6dbn unb SDiepb Vp9t ertld&
rem, nadbbem iie einge1btuDren, leoer el11s
5eln, baB lie bas bor9eben6e 3erttfttat
0eleien unb tpiiien, bnB onsielbe red9t
ur6 tDrreft 1nh ibrer eigene11 ertennt~
MIS- lit.
Sal. &abn, 8uriiber Der @rnennunss'
bebbrbe.
Solepb gost, @etretdr Der @rnea>
n%ungsbeb6rbe.
unter1brteben unb beihtporen pDr mir
am beutt9en 4. Mprtl 1922.
County Muoitors @iegeD
Souls 6. 9ueber,
9eputierter gountpsNubitor BON Stearns
gOuutp, Mtnneipta.
Spbann Sbelen. bag rebtmaBtg er>
narnte Mitglieb 6teler 8ebbroe aus Dem
britten &Dmmifdrottrtft f%etitete ben 8e@
1ebmaBig nDrgeibriebenen GID, tpoS
raufbin er Ietnen SIP alS Mit9lieo ote1er
BebDrbe CUR &ertretung oes orttten &11ns
miiidrbiftrifts einnahm, UNI IN allen Mns
gelegenbe!ten iolbe 8erpGthtungen. uno
8ribilegten, tpie tie bDn iei1em frlberert
Snbaber beieiien. anf itb gu nebraet1.
8etm Namensanfrnf paren fDlgen0e
Mitglteber pertreten: Heter N. yabr,
Sal. 6ermann, SDbnnn Sbelen, W&tbnel
2plD, un6 s.. S. BDrgrnann: Mnf N1s
trag 6es Mib. 2DiD, nnterltlbt nDn s..
s. Bprgnann tuurbe Galentin !9errnan
als @ebilfsbDr1tber bieler 8ebbroe our
M%usfnlnng Der Safan5 in genannter
Office, bic ourcb ben Sob bes SacDb USE
Der, bes fruberen Snbabers berur1acbt
murbe, ernannt. Nuf Mntrag tunr0en
fDlgenbe neutrality-suspicious. ND. 212O
limb 2363l8 rehtn1dB1g angenDmmen, be-
itati9t un6 Mufbemabrnng angeDronet.
&DmmiKdr s.. S. BDren1onn nnterz
brettete fDlgen6en 8elblnB nno beanz
tragic feline Mnnabme: 9a &apttel 233
Der angemeinen @e1ebte bDn MtnneiDta
fir 1921, bns acknowledging gum 3ped
neutrality-suspicious. gu beitreiten,
pDr1tebt, 10 1T biermit BON Der County
behDr6e bon 5tearns County, Mtnn., be-
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The New York herald., 1922-05-07
HELP WANTED Male.

AUTOMOBILE statesmen WANTED.
Young salesman material wanted by An
automotive division OF General Motors Corp.
AN OPPORTUNITY PRESENTS ITSELF
TO SEVERAL YOUNG MEN (2i-25 YEARS
OLD TO CONNECT WITH A UNIT or
GENERAL MOTORS" SELLING ONE OF
ITS MOST POPULAR AUTOMOBILE LINES
AUTOMOBILE SELLING EXPERIENCE
NOT ESSENTIAL) ON AN ATTRACTIVE
COMMISSION BASIS: PERMANENT. SAT-
IsFACToRY ARRANGEMENTS ASSURED
THE RIGHT MEN.
l. d 201 HERALD. HERALD SO.
The New York herald., 1922-05-07
HELP wANTED-Male.
SALESMAN.
SOMETHING NEWT

SOMEIf1iN1 NEWT
Serious minded men who are really
full of ambition and are desirous
of making a permanent connection
should see me imnediately.
This Is a new Line of production
which promises to develop into one
OF Americas great industries. The
product Is new and interesting, of ex-
ceptional merit and I'm demand In
numerous manufacturing lines. Our
new factory In the metropolitan dis
trict. already In production. VIII
greatly assist you In getting business.
Tho future will require a large
number of capable men and your sue
cess win be limited only by your abil-
who show determination and ability
TO. succeed win find ample opportunity
for advancement.
corporation and became q salesman.
After short time was promoted
to my present, position. My chief as
sistant was promoted from salesman
last week.
Our statesmen work on definite pros
poets. Every morning they know
whom they are going to see. as they
people whose interest In our product
has already been aroused. We de-
velop these leads.
THIS IS REAL COOPERATION.
We have mailed TO 5000 business
men a brief outline of our product
and ats possibilities.
AS result more than 5000 busi-
ness men have already become stock
holders. Many others are expecting
our representative to call: We have
openings for several ambitious men
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Every facility is available to enable
you to get quick start.
II you have a friend who has the
proper qualifications and who also
wants a high class, dignified position
selling securities, bring him with you.
We will show you records where our
sales force has averaged great earn
ings In commissions.
II they can do It. so can you.
Call Monday. May 8. between .
A. NJ. and p. NJ. and talk 1t over.
DIRECTOR OF SALES,
ROOM 1101, 700 SIXTH AVENUE.
CORNER 41ST STREET.