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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

- Trau Nobert 8uffe bon 6atr
mont btelt ii6 bteier Gage bel tire
56meiter grau Marttn @pri6, al
ser Morb 9tate 9trabe gum Beiu6'
auf.
~ 9err unb Grau S. 81. Stggs
nebt 56bn6en maren Nnfang8 be1
@o6e in Sen 56me t~eritdbten, mf
9err 9tggS @eiddfte 5u beiorger
bate.
Mrbrem @tetnmeb ~berrette am
6rettagna6mittag LETTER ISOLDE nod
ct, Saul, mo er it6 eintge 3ett i'm
5auf e letner To6ter, Bran 9enr1
Sage, anfbalten mtro.
- Serr unb Trau Solepb Bopp
bon Iopn Stgel itnb bic gliidlt6en
@ltern eineS munteren I06ter6enS,
bas ibnen am lekten @onntag I'M bte=
ltgen 2oretto 5oipital geboren mnroe.
- Sri. @rneitine @uelSfamp, ste
In Manfato eine Nnitellung bat, belt
it6 @nbe LETTER ISOLDE BET tbren 81
tern bier gu 8eiu6 .auf. ste retfe
am @onntagna6mtttag mteoer mad
Monfato.
Die Sri, 2eona Teblbaber unb
Matbiloe Sanotta iin6 am 9amStag
bon Morgan 5uridgefebrt, no tie ii6
gum 8eiu6e TN G%lternbauie bon SRI.
Sanotta IN ser portgen @o6e aufge=
balten batten.
@epatter @tor6 tieferte am
Mtttmo6aberto 1ekter @o6e I'M 5a1z
ie bon Serrn nno Trau Tranf 2in0=
meper, mobnbaft an Ser 9ib 6ront
Strabe, etnen itrammen 9ta1nmbalter
ob, CUR groben Treube Ser @ltern.
- Brau @bmarb Nobe1 @6agel
unb T69ter6en iinb am 9onnerStag
letter ISOLDE bon MtnneapoltS bier
etngetroffen nno mer0en ii6 mebrere
Mo9en BET Sen G1tern reip. @rob<
eltern, 6errn uno Grau Gmtl &ed=
et1en, nnb I'M Setm ser 96meiter,
Srau CHARLES @mmeri6, gum 8ein6e
anfbalten.
Wm. s. 5tetnfe 1T nod etnem
fur5en Belu6, Sen er ieiner To6ter,'
'Trau S. s.. Dubbe, abgeitattet bate,
mteber na6 ietnem 6eim IN Wftnne=
apoltS 3uriidgefebrt. @r mar an oaS
@runfenbett leine8 8rnberS 9arnnel
.5teinfe in M1orton gerufen moroen
unb mpbnte aud benz 8egrdbriS oeS=
lelben am Mtttmo9 LETTER Mo9e bet
oaS IN @leepp Gpe %tattfano.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

Sobn 8ood, friiber IN Tofpn=
hip 9afapette nnb Stem nlm mobn=
baft nnb iebt IN ct. Setter anfdifig,
beindte bteier Gage leinen 8ruber
@brif. Boof.
gran Sultana Breiiinger bemir=.
tete Mtttmo6 etne Nn3abl Sreunbe
nno Ma6barn IN tbrem Setm an Siib
Branfltn @trabe, anldblth ibreS SO.
@iegenfeiteS. I'm 5 nbr puroe Elm
fetner 9un6 lerptrt.
6. q. @t iefe bon gourtlanb
belt it6 bteier Gage bier beiu6Smeiie
ianf. @r beabli6ttgt nd6iten Monat
eine Belu6Srei1 mad Mpntana a15uz
treten unb bann nod Daftma, @aib.
meiter gu retien mo er it6 etlt6e 800
nate aufbalten miro.
Die Tamilie Mdermann lit BON
Der Quarantd11e befreit, IN Der ite ii6
5 @o6en lang megen S6arla6fieber
befanb. Die &tnber iino ale mie6er
geneien nrb fonrten IN ser pe%rgangenen
Wo@e berettS ibren @dulunterridt
mteber aufnebmen.
Nnldbli@ ibreS @eburtsta9es
nnr6e Trau German 9angboff In
ibrem 9etm on 9ub German 5trabe
bon ether Nn5abl Na6barn unb Ser
panoten IN ser angenebmiten @eiie
nberrai6t. M1an ~perfur5te it6 Sic
| 3ett beim &arteniptel nnb nm Mttterz
na6t murbe etn feiner 2n1l6 ierpirt.
9eute, Sreitagabenb, finbet UNI
ter benz Hroteftorat bes Trauen Ser
eiaS Ser Congregational Stride, IN Der
Iurn 9alle ein &on3ert tatt, nnter
Mitmtrfnng folgenber 5oltiten:
Milbreb 95t8a Be 8ries, @eiang, 9il@
lian Mippert Belle, 8toliittn, Margaz
ret SifS @6mitt, 4ianiitm, Sab
Burniibe 5tretbgntb, Re5itation.
Martin @9mingbammer BON
5pringfielb mar am Counting gu
Safe I'M George Budner 9eim. ST
NOR In 8eglettung BON Tral1 Bndner,
Ste in ser pe%rgangenen ISOLDE gum
8efn6e TIRES 5pbneS unb, S6mteger=
to6ter, @errn nrb gram George
Yn6ner ST., in @pringfielb genetlt
bate, mad Seem nlm gefommen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

- Tr1n @0nrQ0 SSnnfel febrte am
Dten8tagna6mtttag aus 5pringftelb
5uriid, mo- tie benz B~etgrdbntS BON
Sobn Na6retner beigemobnt bate,
SEER nnb Jran SSH s. @arris
bon Cambria finb bie glidli6en 81
tern etne8 106ter6enS, ba8 tbnen i'm
bteiigen linton 5oipital geboren mnroe.
@err uno 6rau 8. s.. @ebrfe
unb @tlltam @nblfe BON 2ncan maren
am Sonntag nnb Wontag @dite i'm
So. 6enSfe 9etm an Der @aroen
9trabe.
Trau $. Dubbe 1T mteber In ibr
Setm IN Serbian 3uriidgefebrt, nod
benz iie ii6 5met @o6en befu6smeile
BET tbrem Spbn, Or. 9ubbe, aufgebal=
ten bate.
az Mfreb uno @alter @6meppe,
mel6e beibe ste Minnelota @taatS
nniDerittdt bein6en, merben tire Sc
rten TN Seime ibrer Gltern, Serrn
uno Grau S. S. 96meppe, bier per<
llebens
SEER uno Grau 0ilfiam our
balm bemirteten etne Mn3abl @dite am
DtenStagabenb In ibrem 9etm an Der
gforb State 9trabe, no anldblt6 beS
@ebnrtStages bon Serrn Durbabn
ETH 6 nbr Dinner l%erptert ipuroe.
~ 6rau SenrD Berg aus Mtnne=
apoltS traf am SamStag tn 8eglei<
tung brer S6bne 8obbp unb Stmmp
aus MtnneapoltS bier etn, nm ft6
ldngere 3ett I'M 9enrp S, 8erg 9etm
am Moro 8roaonap beiu68metl e anfz
5nbalten.
g. SEER nnb Trau @amuel Sesfe
un6 Trau 9enrn Se8fe bon Sames<
tomn, Norb Dafota, retiten bortbin
5nriid, mad Dem tie bem 8egrdbniS
ibrer Mltter, Trau 5opbta SeSfe, bet
gempbnt batten, bas am Counting bier
itattfa116.
- Mm letten Sreitagabenb batte
Sic bieiige Obofellon<9oge eine GIN
|fnbrnng83eremonte, IN Der ii6 etne
| @ruppe bon 16 9ogenbriibern aus
|5leepp @pe beteiligte. Sin 9upper
mnrbe lerptert nno ale Ietlnebmer
amiiiierten ii6 pbrtrefli6.
DaS 3mettdgtge I06terden an
no BON 9errn nnb Gran 9enrn Scoop,
nobnbaft an, Ser Moro Sefferion
l9trabe, perltdrb am @onntagabeno.
Die fterblt6e 5iae mnrbe am Soon
tagmorgen auf Dem fatbolti6en Srteoz
bofe CUR lekten Rube gebettet.
- Serr unb Gran S. S. 56meppe
gaben am 5amStagabenb IN ibrem
@eim on Ser 9iio Jranflin 9trabe
elmer groberen Nn5abl 6reunben eth
E6 nbr Dinner tn3 @dngen. Serrn
I56meppe's 81. @ebnrtStag mar be1
freuoige Nnlab 5u bteier Setter.
Sic Treunoe bon Brau @enrg
Seller, friiber IN Stem mm, iett II
l5t. 2ontS Sort mobnbaft, meroen
NIT 8eoalern bapon &er1tniS nebz
men, hnb bteie ii6 fiir3li6 elmer 9pe=
ton unter3teben mubte, Der eine net
tere unb nett i6mierige tn 8dloe fol-
gen pirb.
Nep. 6. SIS. @riffitb bon SAM
bria bat baS 5eellorgeramt III eiine1
gemeinbe beS iliolt6en Soma ange=
nommen. Mon peran1taltetein Cant
bria anldbli6 ieines 9deioens eine
Mbidieosfeier unb iberreidfe tim bei
bieier @elegenbeit ein @elbgeldenl
BON 1927. ss..sS N
Die auBtpdrtige Weifiion BEL
Wetbobiiten Stride p%eriammelte lid
ge1tern Ma6mittag III Sen &lubrdnm=
Ii6feiten Der &irhe 81 ibrer monatz
liden regelmdfbiigen 3uiam1nenfunft.
I'M llbr nnroe ben Mitgliebern bes
BereinS Elm 5npper erpiert, Str
b611t Invertebrates Bogramm maj
fhr bieien Nbe1b a%rrangiert morben
nnb purbe 9ldn5eno onrdgeflDn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

@aben sic Mngeb6rise In 9euti4s
lnnb poer Oeiterret4?
@plen sic pieiea cine Sreube be.
reiter. Cant fdiden sic ibncn SIC
Stem 11lm Hpit'' fit elm Sabr.
Sns Ml1sla1b fDitet bieielbe $3.50
prD Sabr.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

g~abaf.-Matirlider Bldtter Iabaf,
belle nnb bunfle sorte BON 15c BITS
.6Oc pro Hfuno. Sin Bfunb az
lortierter Iabaf fir soc.
Sranf Dtttbenner,
81. S. 8. SEQ. 3, Granflin, &entudl.
Mbb. 9tf.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

Wstrun:, perlebte ote lebte Asodge mt
greunoe11 POM sr. Nldr1m Sn1De1l
college.
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Tran Carl SncaS DON 9leepn gqe
apetlfen a11fa11gs ger gSode t1l n11lere1
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'em am 5amStag tn ietnem 5eim erz
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par nngefdbr 81 Sabre alt uno eth
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

gu Nerfanfen-8aditetn @ob1bauS
NIT 4 3imrlern 5miiden s nno g..
Norb BroaomaD 5trdbe @uf
lege11, ein BlDd pon fatbolifder
Stride. @uter Bru1t1en.. reiS
mdbig. Nad5ufra9en e Jral
Geo. Nalta. 523 Mortb 8roaotpa1,
Stem nlm, Mirn lbo. HI
Gum 8erfanf-Nns @elunobeits.
ridli6ten, 40 Nfer Jarm NIT gu
ten @ebdnoen nno 0tfgarten.
Nei9er 8oben, id6ne Gage on
@tate NDab, 5 Weeilen bon Bapnesz
billie n1lo so Nltben BON erobem
5ee. 9ebr geei91let fiir 9ibner
3udt. Ndberes 81 erffragen bel
Soc &arl, Stem ulm, Minn.
Nbn, 9-13
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

gu @erfaufen-Gd 8an Got an
Center Strabe, 5met 8lod bonn
So61dnlgebdnbe. Na65ufragen
an 219 g. German Strabe. EEL.
648. Nob. 11-12
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

@eunnidt-Ginfa6e ooer aud PM
plieirte Ndbarbeit 81 6anie Nn6
millenS anS3ugeben. Sci. 8l3.
N0p. 11-13
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-28
A Field for Profitable Operation.

In the northern part of Texas one
can ride overland for six days without
ever being out of sight of the Candel-
lila pIant-a weed from which a very
high grade wax is made. Huge for
tunes await the men who will develop
the industry Of wax making. As yet
only six factories are working. The
candeliIIa plant grows from one to
three feet high, and as many as 1000
stems come from the same root. 1t
iourishes in the poorest soil, and re
produces itself annually. The cost of
labor is low, and the supply Of ma
terial incredibly vast. The wax i
made by boiling and steaming the
weed. The crude wax Is refined and
used in making candles. monograph
records, poliShes, varniShes and even
iinoleum. And from the fbrouS waste
a good quality Of paper is turned out.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-28
MIACHEL COLLINS is LAID TO
REST TODAY IN IRELAND
Continued from Page ~

Continued from Page ~
seen in the long centuries of Ire
lands troubled history.
Arthur Griffith was buried with all
the honor due a great leader; Collins
went to the grave amid the tears of
nation that worshipped him person
ally as a gallant young patriot in
whom were combined all those traits
which Irishmen hold dear.
Good humor, the power of oratOry,
and laughing disregard for death
all were his, and while immense
throngs field the great cathedral
and lined the route to GIasnevir, con-
gregations gathered in every city,
town and hamlet throughout the land
to mourn his passing.
1t was a military funeral. Fellow
officers last night had borne the
body into the cathedral just as Col
Inns a short fortnight ago helped
bear the body of his colleague, Grit
fifth. They had stood guard all night
and were there this morning when
the solemn requiem high mass was
celebrated before a multitude which
overlooked the edifice into the street.
Richard Mulcahy, the new chief, to
whom all Ireland now looks; General
O'Duffy, new chief of staff, and
General Mckeowr, the blacksmith
of Ballinalee," whose dash and fire
have awakened enthusiasm akin to
that won by Collins himself.
Sister Mary Celestine came from
her convent in England to pray for
her "baby" brother, Beside her knelt
San Collins, the generals brother.
But it was a trembling yourg wom-
an nearby that the eyes of all fell on
most pityingly-Kittie Herman, Col
Inns betrothed. On one side Of the
nave sat the members of the cabinet,
the dali cream, civil servants and
members of the provincial corpora
tons. On the other side Were the
English representatives and members
of the consular corps, including the
American consul; the lord mayor of
Dublin, distinguished members Of
universities ard learned societies and
representatives. of various public
bodies.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-28
PAMPIAO CREW IN
DANCE R Of SHARK
WHEN Dissolve RED
Man Eaters Pursued Ma
chine Even After Be
ing lowed

Havana, Aug. 28-The crew of the
seapIane SampaIo Correia would have
fallen 3Ia" to shrkS il rescue had
been delayed another hour, according
to the story told by the members of
the New York-to-Rio Ja\1ro aero eX-
petition upon their arrival in Havana
last night from Guantanamo.
Darkness overlook us Tuesday
night while we were trying to reach
Port Au Prince, Haiti, from Nassau"
said Walter Hinton, pilot Of the Sam
paio Correta.
"L saw a light which thought was
from a lighthouse and attempted a
landing but the darkness and mist
deceived me and the force of the
plunge ripped the bottom off the hull.
eft was lucky for US that the light
was from the United States ship Den
yer and that we managed to attract
the ships attention.
''The Denver's lookout at first
thought our descending machine was
;Nshooting star and paid no attention
to U.s." said Geo. T. Bye, historian of
the expedition. "Then when we be-
gan to signal we were mistaken for a
fishing boat.
Finally the cruisers searchlight
picked us up and fooled the sharks
which Rad gathered around the wreck
ed plane. Another hour would have
given them a feast, for the Sampaio
Correia was sinking fast.
Those sharks not only followed the
lifeboats to the Denver, but even pur-
sued the wrecked plane when it was
towed to Guantanamo"
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-28
CARDS DROP into
THIRD POSITION;
CUBS ARR: SECOND
CBy Associated Press)

New York, August 2S.-Iaklng
their third straight game from the
Cardinals at St. Louis, the New York
Giants heightened their lead in the
pennant race to seven games while
the Cards dropped to third position,
being replaced as runners-up by the
Cubs, who won from the Phillies,
8 to /.
Cincinnati took both ends Of a
double-header from the Braves and
moved into the first division, Pitts
burg, being idle, dropping to fifth
place.
In the American league, Washing
ton, though outhit by Detroit, won, Z
to 2 The Yanks and the Browns
were prevented from playing by rain.
They will, however. play off the
game today. The Browns, in an eff
fort to even the series, will send Ur-
ban Shocker to the mound. He prob
ably will be opposed by Bob Shawkey.
In taking their third game from St.
Louis, u ~ 8, the Giants pounded
three Cardinal hurlers for IS hits.
McQuillan was touched for Ia hits by
the Cardinals. Rogers Hornsby made
his 32nd home run of the season. Gin
cinnati shut out the Braves in the
first game and rallied in the eighth
and ninth innings of the second, over
coming two-run lead the Braves
had taken in the seventh with five
runs. The final score was 7 to g.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-28
A Kind Wish.

When Jean went to her little neigh
boris to visit she often talked to the
grandmother Of the house. Il have a
grandmother, too" she would say,
but she's in heaven"
And she and the grandmother of the
house were good friends until one day
the grandmother was cross. She
sc0Ided the two little girls for leaving
the screen door open, for walking in
flower bed and dropping crumbs on
the floor.
The two youngsters sought refuge
on the porch. Grandmother started
to follow them there a little later, to
try to make up. She realized the
necessity of doing so, for when she
reached the door She heard Jean say,
Ruth [ wish your grandmother was
visitin my grandmother today. In.
dianapOIs News.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-28

Il is reported that Redard of Geneva,
Switzerland, successfully employs
music to sOOthe and tranquilize the
dreams of persons who have taken
ether or chlorOform in order to under
90 surgical operations.
The music is begun as soon as the
aneSthetiC begins to take effect and
is continued until the patient awakeS
II is said that nos only does this treat
ment prevent the hySteriCal effects
sometimes witnessed, but that the pa
r:ent, on recovering feels no nausea
or illness Redard also uses blue light
70 produce aneSthesia. The light from
a siXtren-candle-power electric lamp
furnished with a blue bulb, is Concen-
trated upon the patients eyes, but the
head and the lamp are envelOped in a
blue veil to shut off pxtrane0us light.
InsensibiIity is produced in two or
three minutes
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-28
Would Link Together
All Powers in One Big
League
FULL PLAN SUBMIT TED
Meeting of Institute of
international Law Re-
Ceives 1t
Rv Associated PreasI

..g,>.2. tt&H,e, Ayg. A neY
,..r "a world asso iat.on Of state
!. &, Ink ,ogeather the league Of
nations. t3e 1an-A.ae.laau -l-o" al,
s.s2s. nylc.nnea ) V.a-. ots n',..,'
5crs Of neither, va, submitted today
l.. the onstitut1 Of international ia"
ST., rs ,aot.ng &2.a b. professor
eian.n4 Alie.ez of C.,iIe.
The plan was presented in the
form of a report drafted by profess
or Alvarez for the 9th commission Of
the institute which approved it in
an executive session held in Paris
from July 81 to Aug. 8.
The new association would be Su-
perimposed upon the league and Pan
American Union and would seek to
encourage regional and continental
groups rather than attempt to re-
place them entirely. 1t is designed
tomeet the American objections to the
league of nation with the primary
purpose of coordinating the states Of
the world-not establishing a super
state.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-28
Golf Players in
Qualifying Rounds
in Big Tourney

Toledo, Ohio, August 28.-Shooting
over a public links course that rivals
many of the countrys best tourna-
ment links in golf architecture, 1888
Of the nations public links players,
representing virtually every section
of the country, today played qualify
ing rounds in the first national pub
lie links tournament. Play was over
the Ottawa Park course and the
tournament, officially sponsored by
the United States Golf association,
marked new era in links competi
ton, for it was the first time the
sand letters of the golf-the boys not
belonging to private clubs-have ever
been nationally recognized either in
this country or abroad.
While the entrants generally were
without national regulations there
were many known in their sections as
wonders with the sticks and several
have made good showngs in the Iarg-
~ tournaments.
Foremost among tire contestants,
80 far as reputation outside their
own bailiwicks were concerned, were
Eddie Held of St. Louis, Bill QuinLan
and Bill Aulbach of Boston. and Hen
rE Decker of Kansas City. Held and
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-28
EnnIish Rural Ere Einht.rs-

1t was a sleepy village and its fire
brigade was anything but up-tO-date
One night fire was announced by
the violent ringing of the alarm bell
and the sleepy brigade arrived at the
scene Of action TO find the building
Wreathed in curling black smoke.
No flames were visible from the out
side.
The captain of the brigade made a
careful survey, and then calmly Lit his
pipe
Wed better leave it alone and let
it burn up a bit" he said, then Wen
be able to see what we are doing
London Tit-Bits.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-28
Novel Burglar Alarm.

As a protection against burglary o.
theft, an alarm signal, described in
Popular Mechanics Magazine, has been
devised which is adaptable to many
uses. In size, it is only little larger
than a big watch, which il resembles
It is loaded with ten blank cartridge,
which are fired by fuse on the inside
OF the device. In case Of danger it is
only necessary to release a safety
catch on the face of the device aad
drop or throw the signal, keeping hold
of the finger ring, from which the
alarm is released when flung.