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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
I.,od for Thought.

To the Editor of The Times Dispat eli
Sir.-From the heart Of the hills
springs this bit of food for thought
which is herewith sent out into the
great world so that our mighty ones
may concentrate their thoughts
upon this subject.
Just now education is the most
important problem in Virginia. since
our 100000 children are getting into
harness for another ycac Of school
ing. be II good, had or Indifferent.
There WAS time when education
was measured by knowledge. but to-
day 1t Is measured by units, which
being translated means 100 school
hours devoted TO the study of a Ger
tain subject in n high school grade,
bftcen Of these units being the en-
trance requirement Of all colleges in
Virginia.
Units arc freely given i'm tho pub.
lie schools for agriculture, Greek Cur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

r." the Editor Of Th" Times Dispatch:
Slr,-W" read and hear much about
Americas "aloofucsS" and Oscillation"
IN connection with present world
wide troubles ana remedial efforts
Tho magnificent record IL tho land
OF the free ana home OF the brave"
in the recent World war. the fur
nishing OF millions OF men and
money 10 aid In the salvation OF
freedom from the grasp OF tyranny;
prompt and liberal response to the
cries of distressed ADMINISTRATION
lands and every evidence or hearty
desire TO. aid world humanity is a
sufficient negative to any and all
imputa;!OHs -: American aloofn,ss
and sc!hshncss. This f.. an I'll ti,n.
ior the vauntinRs OF PARTISAN prcju-
diCcs tn" Unm!stakablc ovcrwholn-
ing verdict OF the American clcc-
toratc against the treaty OF peace
Plus the unrescrved ieaEu" o! ma
lions can never he logically at
trihutaoie to any LACK Of desire for
world wide peace ami:y and prac-
tichl cooperative EFFORTS for the
worlds welfare. Practical opera
ton and impracthnble leagues arc
different propositions TO ,hysclf
b" true. ana 1t follows as tho MIN,
the day thou caust be false To no
man - maxim as applicable 20
nations rs To individuals There NAV
be honest differences of opinion ms
to the manner. means and extent Of
international opportunity. but no
historian VIII dare stake his rcpu,a
tion on the allegation that this great
and grand old country ever proved
ials" or rccr"ant 10 her duties to
other nations az the world
w. VI BICKERS.
Richmond, Va. October >. 1929.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
4 Grateful Render.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch.
Sir.-You surely deserve the high
cs, communication OF your army OF
readers for The enterprise shown In
the enlarged financial report which
YOU furnish them daily. And they
are to be congratulated ia having
such a report.
Everything from Wall Street and
other domes;ic Cenicrs and the va
rious financial Centers OF tn. world
are given them as fully and as early
as any other clientele gets it. When
] think of The Times Dispatch am
always inclined to ask myself. VIVA.
ncXt?' In newspaper enterprise
Well. the whit next" Will be fur
nishcd by The Times Dispatch. the
premier morninG daily OF the South.
as soon as amy one else furnishes Il.
Again commanding YOU for your on
tcrprise and concentrating your
many readers and wishing ali hap
pincss ana success. ! l.. II.
Richmond Va, october :. 1922
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
AMERICANS CAPTURE
SHOOTING HON0RS
Inv Assoclnted rrcs. l

COBLENZ. oct. THE rifle team
representing the American forces in
Germany made a clean sweep In the
interailied shooting tournament held
by tho British army in the Rhlneland
at Cologne yesterday
The American marksmcn. headed
by Warrant Officer Meshill. Of the
EiEhiieth Infantry. won every Inter
allied event. The final scores were:
American. $40 points: British. 400;
French. 800; Belginns. las.
The Americans had walkaway
IN the machine-gu events, rifle snap
shooting and in slow and rapid fire
with the rife
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
Would Bcnntify Chapel.

To the Editor Of The Times Dispatch
Sir.--Iecprescntiug the Lancaster
County Chapter of the United Daugh-
tcrs OF the Confcdcracy. we thank
you cordially and sincerely for your
able defense OF the place for cnlarR
Ing and identifying the chapel Gov
c:ing General Lees remains. We
the Lancaster County Chapter, l.. y.
G.. would wish to see the prooont
building, II II could be possible
changed Into n vcritablc Wsstmin-
stcr Abbey. or even more beautiful
than that.
We wish to see visiting strangers
inspired by the beauty of the spot
as we'll as by it's sacrodness
MRS T. a POOLE.
Bertrand Va. October 3, 1922.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
The Poets Conner
Sunset.

sunset.
When beautiful landscapes all around
Are bathed In brilliant hucs,
when singing birds are homcward
bound
And flowers drink deeply Of the dcws,
1t means the sun is sinking fast
And thoughts are dwelling on tho
past.
When shadows softly creep and fail.
The crescent moon is brought TO
view
When birds sing out their nightly
AnG stars are twinkling in the blue,
IL means the sun has long been set
And woven is tho gosamcr net
When comes the sunset of my soul.
No fear Of night shall cling 10 me.
But dreams Of dnwn--thc gladstone
goal
VIII lift my soul and set it free.
And as l list. know I'll hear
His voice saying, 10! am near"
kATHARINIs X, BUCKEE.
Buena VISTA Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Sidctrnckt4i.

Side trnckesi.
If life were all. what need the living then
In transient, gricfs that seem to multiply.
Each with its mate. into
ULadies and Gentlemen: We started to
write a lead. but that sounds soft.
doesn't uD
Cupid went wild summers day. :.
Playing the meadows through: =,
Willing with kisses sweet hours away
AS Cupids are won't to do
When down came maiden and =.
orha;s awful: Mercury 9s in the shade
and that; NeverD
would that were IA child again to kneel
At Mothers knee: against my brow to feel
The sad. soft kiss
Sad and soft is right -. Anybody
iSt a match? ThanksD
Pay day. pay day, Here is n toast ,oyyou.
Good old friend who sticks to tho end
And watches my notes come due.
love the color of greenbacks
And the tinkic OF silver. too;
SO pay day. pay day. pay day.
Here it toast you
CNo so bad: but where's the music?
All. We have itD
bear love of mine. come hold my hand
And let me sit with thou
,'"rhou": wow Love stun In
sloppy Stern things thuso
Cink. clank, Clink. clank,
The anvil is Eaily ringing,
The blacksmith bold In his voice of gold
My Bambino Kiddo' Is singing!
Ana clink. cank. clink
No use Editor speak to the audi
"ncr and tell EN- the Muse is on the
blink There is fish trying to jump
into my boat and bite the engine
will angle eftsoons: odds bodkinsD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

immaterial Friday he summoned to his
command resources which no follower Of
baseball had imagined him to possess. and
broke the hearts of Miller Huggins' team
and its supporters. II was a great day for
the unregarded discard, great day for
every one who, relatively unconcerned over
the actual turn Of a baseball game. rejoices
warmly in the sight OF a man scaling long
denied heights
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
For Better Homes

L EW American cities. ii any, will enter
l upon the observance OF Better Homes
demonstration Week" with a clearer apprc-
cation OF its significance. or better pre-
pared to develop its lessons to the fullest
extent, than Richmond. The present week
viii ind the merchants of Richmond CO.
operating effectively the demonstration uu-
der the direction Of Il wcll-Oalanccd and
thoroughly competent group OF men and
women. and the people Of the city alert to
The advantages offered by the celebration.
II was not many weeks ago that Richmond
was absorbed in the Better Homes Flee
;rical" exposition sponsored by The Dispatch
Papers in cooperation with Richmond mer-
chants and there can be no doubt of this
city's favorable reaction TO further develop
ment OF this splendid idea.
The value of Better Homes Dcmonstra-
ton Week. observed nationally will III.
incalculaD!e. No material goal could be
higher than home bettermcnt--nOr may il
be said that the benefits Of such an advance
are, by any means. wholly material They
are. in fact very largely OF that intangible
! quality for which We find II difficult some.
times To assign an appropriate name In
any ease. better homes mean greater hap
piness. finer citizenship and a more solid
social and political fabric.
During the present week. men and women
who know something OF the art of home
making and understand the blessings the
real home conicrs will direct dcmunsira-
ton for the benefit Of the whole nation
Richmond will have one OF the most ably
directed courses OF that demonstration. and
her people will share in the advantages
pIOpOrtionatcly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
Voice Of the People

Letters for the "VOlce of the
People" Column should not exceed
200 words In length. Bcyond TINT
number the editor rcscrvcs the
right To blue p,hcii. Name md
address, must accompany cnch COM
municatl"n. not for publication, IL
the writer does not wish II, but
an evidence of good faith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

MI Indications roint to the entente return
inG to the fourteen points. not only in effect
ing settlement OF questions involved In the
Near East crisis. but in adjusting all oucs-
tons cneciing conditions throughout Europe
and in the Near Petersburg Progress
and IndcX-Appcal.
Mr.. Slcmp's charge. while they have been
given general circulation. are of interest only
to the people of the Ninth District who are
familiar with the political situat ton I'm the
district and acquainted with the leaders of
hoth parties The Democratic leaders can
rot reply to MIR. Slcmp In the Congressional
Record. but they can meet his accusations
h"r" at home, where the public has grown ac-
cushioned to such campaign tactics.--RristoI
Herald Courier.
Charges that certain representatives Of the
Department, of Justice" converted to their own
us" larg" stocks at liquor seized in the en-
iorc"m"nt OF the prohibition laws were :nade
Yesterday in a special report filed by the Dis
iii"t OF Columbia grand jury. The prohbi.
ton Enforcement Department has suffered
more from traitors within the camp than foes
without -N"wpor, News Press.
W" believe that Danyiic viii retain its titlc
"l being the Leading Tobacco Market of the
World selling it's opening day considerable
over half OF q million pounds che pool ana
aucton) with an average OF oyar 30 cents :,
pound. Us a real opening DanviIc Register.
Mir Scmps iutimation tina, IN the even,
"t Ic"rys election the next House OF Repre-
S"ntatiNeS may be asked to make an invcsti-
cation viii not brighten the Democrats OF tho
Ninth They have idea that their cam
palen methods will stack up fairly well along
side az the tactics OF their opponents. And IL
any Conversational Investigation is held both
sides viii surely come In for investigation
The Times does not for one nomcn, defend
or cohdonc Illegal expenditures or improncr
use OF election machinry But II is fairly IA
'niliar with Ninth District political, history
and In view OF that knowledge. IL has no pa
tience when the pot starts calling the kettle
biack.-Roauol<c Times.
Constitutional revision is n ticklish business
and cannot be undertaken lightly, and without
due regard for the possible consequences of
the act Virginia does not need "a cons,itu-
ronal convention AZ this time and the vote
Of tn" people should be against it-iaorts-
mouth Star.
There ar" aImoS, enough organizations now
IN existence To give US all Il chance for an
official title OF one sort another. But wo
keep on organ!zng-Hcnry Bulietin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
Compensation.

Life. after all" said Binns. lis not SO
bad one may get along very we'll by ex-
erCisinI lf-controI.'
Precisely" said MitIins I'm August he may
ne "onteinpuouS OF the plumber and coal
dealer and In February he may even scon
merrily the iceman"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

When the United States supreme Court
several years ago ordered the Standard oil
trust dissolved. many crcdulous persons
thought the octopus would starve to death
III the course OF time. They thought free
competition OF the independent companies
would do the trick Somehow or other the
Old octopus has managed to ret quite a bit
of nourishnent. on Friday it declared a
stock dividend of 200 per cent Not bad in
year Of general business depression,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
j. me.

The author of Bubbles" ia dead in
Worcester, Mass. It's the frs, time the thou
sand thousands who have sung whistled or
listened TO H. ever knew II had an author
And his passing gets six lines the inside
page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

The boys from down home" can ALWAYS
b, counted on 10 bring distinction TO their
state when there is any Kind Of pinch hit.
ting 10 be done. whether in the realm of
sportdom or IN politics. II YOU don't believe
II take look at John William Scott and
Josephus Daniels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

II Clemenccau lectures before any Of our
foreign missionary societies on his form
coming visit to THIS. country, he may as well
make up ms mind beforehand TO explain why
French diplomacy backed the Turk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

Near Eastern dispatches still fail to max
II entirely clear whether II is the Sultan o
the allies whose abdication has taken nine,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

no use, Editor. speak TO the audi
"ncr and tell EN- the Muse is on the
blink There is a fish trying to jump
int" my boat and bite the engine. |
will angle eftsoons: odds bodkinsD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

There are aimoS, enough organizations now
In existence To give us all chance for AN
Official title OF one sort or another Blu, wo
keep on organzing.-Hcnry I3ulietin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

TN" chief difficulty from the viewpoint of
the well known Yankees Is that this series Is
not being played on paper
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

II life were ALL what need the living then
In transfer, gricfs that seem to multiply,
Each with its mate. into
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-08
State &pntei Der Stem 1tlm &pller
MliQ So. /.

Die Stem ulm Noner Mtl Cont
panp pe~ranltaltete auf ser 8romn
EGountp 6air einen r@uelItng Cont
telt," BET bent baS Bubltfnm aufgez
forbert muroe, 81 raten, mie ptele
Wei3enferne etne NIT btelen 9efiillte
Quartflal@e entbielt. Nl8 Hreiie fur
Die 3 beiten Q0lungen mnrben 100
Yfb. @ad rGompaB Tlour," SO
Bfb. 5ad nnb - Is Bfb. 5ad beSz
lelben TabrifatS au8geiebt, iferlt6
Nreiie, me9en berer man fid i@on etn=
NAL ben &opf ein mentg a%nitren9en
biirfte.
@ebr ptele Berlonen betetligten iid
an benz Staten nnb bte Mutmabnrgea
betpegten ii@ 5mtl6en $4,000 nno
100000 &erren. Die G1al6e en1t
bielt NUN gena1 26,O71 &er1e nno
ipenr1 audi feiner Ser Natenoen ben
gagel a1f ben &opf traf, 10 mare11
bod einiee Der ri6tigen 2Dinng iebr
nabe. Trau 81. 8. Bfefferle bon
Mabelia erbielt SEN eriten HreiS, tie
batte anf $4,000 9eraten. Sri.
@elma @9nlb BON 9leepn @pe mar
@eminnerin beS 3meiten BreileS NIT
25,876 nnb Sri. 8era Mensel Dor
@prtn9fiel6 beS britten RreileS NIT
26,399.
Die orisinele Sbee biefes @onteita
fammte bon Germ Nu9uit 3abl,
@efretdrz5 Aatmeiiter Der Stem nln
Roler Mil Gompa1n.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-08

6rall Nlice @ilfouafe,, mel6e
.einige @oden gu @ait I'M 81. q. S.
8einefe 9eim gewetlt bat, 1T mteoer
ra6 ibrem 9etm tn GbippeDa Salts,
isis. 5uriidgefebrt.
Grau George geder, mobnbaft
In @ourtlanb 1omnlbip maroe onl
Treita9abeno tn ansenebmiter 8eiie
bon nngefdbr Is tbrer 6rennoe tn
tbrem 2anobeim bnr6 :etnen gemt{1z.
ten 9bomer iiberra16t. Diefer mar
bon Brau MtIiam 6ani6fe orra11z
gtert tporoen. @8 mnrpe. 500 &c.
mobei Trau gilbert Sllon BON
Mabelta unb Gran @albemar Nebz
laff Dretie 9emannen, @tn fetner
mnrbe 3u ipdter 9tunoe lerpiert.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-08

- WftttmQ1n00mttt1g Dtelten Die
Mttglteoer ser Trauen Nusmdrtigen
MHiton @eieni6aft Der Metbobii ten
Stride etne s3niammenfnnft I'M Seine
bon S rau @arl @rubenborf am Moro
Broabman ab. {
@enrp @aeberle, Der Sic Cont
mermonate in SEEM ulm perlebte,
lfebrte am @am8tag nod Cincinnati,
Ohio 5urid, um ietne Dfli6ten als
1nrnlebrer OIL ben bortigen So9f9uz
len pteber a%uf3unebmen.
Serr un6 Grau CHARLES 8.
SSH bon @bicaso, ST., iinb @dite I'M
Seine bon 9errn unb Brau 8. SO.
81 ien am 5Ib 8roabman. SCR.
@tM lit ein &uitn bon Trau Sllen.
9te iino auf ether Nutoreiie uno be-
abii6tigen, @nbe Ser @o@e nod
Chicago 5urid5ufebren.
- S. q. @eefs, bellen ri6tiser
Mame anseblt6 Tairfar lit, erfldrte
it6 Dien8ta9na6mittag por 6i6ter
s. so. Olion i9ulbtg, eine Nn3abl
S6edS auf 8anten ~au8geitelt gu
baben, bel benen er fein @ntbaben be-
iab. Dte 8erbanolung eroete NIT
8erurtetlung bes Nnseflasten gu sc
Sage 9aft in Der Gountp Sail.
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murbe Mep. 6. s.. @elt BON Der ct
Yaup8 ep. lutberii9en Stride II
Moltfe Tomnibtp BON BEN Mitglie=
Bern feiner @emeinbe anldbli9 ieine1
Is idbrigen AmtStdtigfeit unb 6es 15z
idbrtgen WaltenS in Der Moltfe Sc
meinbe in angenebmter Wetie iiberz
rai6t. Ma9 elmer Setter In oer Stride
p%erlammelte man ii9 tn einem an sic
1farre eren3enoen @dlbden, mr
man etnen iebr angenebmen .Nbenf
perbra@te. Das @dl69en murbt
bnr6 Delco 2i9tanlage erlen9tet, 81
bon 9errn 11lrt6, bon Der nlrid
electric Company angelest morber
fpar.
SEER nnb Trau Saul 9adbartl
bemirteten letten Mittmo6abenb Ell
men groben germanbtenfreis IN ibren
@eime am Glib 8roaoman 3u Gbrer
bes ;83. @ebnrtStage8 bon Grm 9ad=
bartbs Softer, 5errn 2ouis 8uenge1
81, BET iid trob ieiineS boDer Nltera
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erfreut. Mne feline &inber pare1l an
me1enb NIT NuSnabme bon Yaitor s
8uen9er, Ben BerufSpfli6ten ferr
.bielfen:, Inter ben @diten bon aus:
mdrtS befd1lben fiidJ 9onis S. Buenge,
ST.. nt1jMinneopolis; lgrau4 Gar
8nengefi M1b @inoer, 0ertrnoe, Glit
uno abelpb bon aenofbd, isis.
Tran $. Donabue llrlb Rinber M1el
bin nnb Mutb bon Minneapolis; Jral
Nobert Gritf9e nnb &inoer Glla mi
Mobert, 6err unb Grau s. 6. 9arrt
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unb Trm Greb 9ageborn bon Court
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-08

- 6err unb Grau Serb Btol BON
@bicago, Sn., balten iid 6ieie- 8o6e
beiu6Smetle I'M 9enrp5 @ngel Setm
auf. @err @nsel 1T !eatqHl Snfel bon
| Trau 8iol. id vs.
- Dr. 6. 81. Sinb nnb Tamilie
febrte bon einer Nltot6nr mad GEL
lomltone Mational Barf uno anoeren
Dldben i'm Meiten 3urid. @te murz
SEN auf ibrer Netie pon'6er Wtltam
g. Tra1lf Bamilie, bon @prtngfielo
beglettet.
Serr ur6 Tran Nnbrem Tauer,
6err nnb Trau Setter @e6 nno 9obn
6enrp, Morbert @etfert nno Srar
Sronf @rau uno Setter @prenger
mobnten benz Acknowledgements BON
Tranf ¬t bel, mel6e8 lette Mo6e
IN Manfato ltattfano.
- 6rau Nmalia 8altrui@ nno
@obn, Serbert Baltrnl6, %retlterl
DienStag moreer nod Milwaufee, no
1ie 8erpanoten unb Treunoen etne11
ameim66igen 8eiu6 abitatten meroe11,
|5te pur6en be9leitet BON Trau George
Settenba9, bie lt6 bret Woden be-
iu68meiie I'M 8altrul6 9etn aut9ez
balten bate.
Sri. @rna 8ernbt, febrte nod
3meimD9isem 8eiu6 bet ibrer 59maz
gerin, Trau @0. 8ernot, letten Mtttt=
no6na6mittas nod ibrem Seim IN
Olbfo1b, MiSc. 3nriid. Tran gteto1
Broofins, eine Mt6te BON Serrn n1lo
6rau 8ernbt, febrte I'M 9amStaq
na6 einem 8elu6e I'M Bernot Setm
nod Sibfoib 5uriif.
Mep. SuebeS uno 1odter Sat-
tie reiiten Montagmorgen nod Wsaplf
@rope, mo- iie ii6 beiudsnetie bet Ser
manoten aufbalten merben. Serr UNI
Nrau Mep. SuebeS beabfi@tigen. tn
ser acknowledgement 8ode nod Bllle
@artb gu geben, nm bort Der Dtitrtft
~2u1ammenfnnft Ser Betbel atrde
lin MQnfato Diltrift bei5nmobnen.
Trau 6. 8. Sobn unb &inoe1
febrten DonnerStag letter ISOLDE Dor
@rano Mapibs snriid, mo iie Die Somz
mermonate In TIRE Cottage am Satf
Bofegama perlebten. ReD. 9ob1
fubr 1ehten Mortag mad @rarf
NapioS nnb perlebte bort etrltse 3agt
nit ieiner Iomilte; ct febrte am Don
nerStag NIT bieier ra@ Stem nlm 81:
rid.
Gran $. $. @oloe1t l1o Sod
.Her, Sri. 2aura 8iola, reiiten Mort
LAG mad ct. Saul, mo tie ote Wtrter
mbnate perlebcn tperoen. Sri. SOL
ben beabiidti9t, bort bte &elosl
E@6ool Of Dramatic Nrt 81 beiu6e1
un6 ebenfals IN elmer Minneapoli
I@9ule Muiif gu i%tuoteren. Ser
6olben ntrb IN NbDelenbeit ietne
Trau n1b To6ter bel Der g. $. 6nrtl
Gamilie tpobnen,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-08

@efunben-Nnf benz Mese mad bem
Trieobofe Elm Badet, ertbalteno Mrz=
beitSbemb, Hatronen nim. Gigenz
timer fann basielbe in nnlerer
Office 9egen Be5ablnng biefeS Snz
ierats IN @mpfang 1ebmen, abb, SO
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-08

gerlpren- -Sa,b= ober Nftentaiae''
5mil6en 623 Glib Breabtuup uub
Rrefl6 .@arase am DKfsfasty,5 5.
geptember,. stptiden Z nnb 1880
.ubr absnbS. Ginber mtrb gebeten,
bteielbe gegen $$25 lRelabAunesiHy.h fr
s 9fftce Ser Ntn Tim ppi dbt3ue
geben. 5 sfya. A8 I
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-08

Gum gerfamf-@ut erbaltentr Ranse
"Waieftie". 81 ~erfrasen bet G.r,ae1nts
81. Malt5abn,s 424 90. Breaabtgpaaeat
ODER Telepbon So $50. Aop.36
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-08

Sire liegt In ebrltder Nrbeit NIB
sic bette Nrbeit fir @tie, asera6e feetS,
1T, ba8 Mnafato Commercial Goleste.
Manfato, Minn., 81 beffdtn Ber.
lansen 9ie unieren &atafog: abo. 80
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-08

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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-10-05

tom Bowyer swore he'd save him
lf-if-"
If questioned Jim.
IF l kept silent. But I'll speak. !
viii. / never trusted him. Mr.. Bow
yer told me / couldn't hold the line,
and / wanted to save the money to
help VIII. He promised that when
the smash came he'd take the shares
off my hands at par II I'd give him
the combination OF the safe. so that
he could find out about the plans. /
gave 1t to him. The safe was mine
and I was trying to help VIII. And
/ toll Tom Bowyer the secret OF the
wheat lands, so that he'd know he
wasn't losing anything by buying my
shares"
She let her head fall against Jim's
shoulder, sobbing uncontrollably. Jim
laid his rough hand on her hair.
There, child, / guess you feel bet
ter. now. don't you'll" he said. you
didn't understand the wrong that you
were doing. That's the way wrongs
generally done. And now wen go to
Mr.. Payne and fix things up for WILL"