davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
Gingeborener bon Mlasta nit Mam,
mut5abn.

SbttHSUUISlbSl pOA <%AS\A Hh% ~tA%bI
mut5dbn.
faBte alio gun gis5eit, lomeit ermit-
telt, 6as Wammut, oas M%altoootL
perlbieoene Gerwal1ote oe5 9iionge-
iblebtes mnO oes Moi6u Sbien, oas
Borpfero, oas Webirgsldal, oaS
Nenntier, oas glen, ben 8aren uno
sen 9iber, oeren Nabfommen lid
bielfa6 p%erdnoerten &limaperbalnii-
fen angepaBt un0. in Die @egenrpart
biniibergerettet BADEN.
Ser Meni9 tpar our giS5eit mobl
fuum in oielen abgelegenen @egen-
oen eri9ienen; m%enigitens ldBt iid
bier bis iebt feline @leid5eitigteit
11i9t nit 5iderbeit nad)weiien, mie
es in europa bereits gei4eben lit.
Sic Mamruuttiere maren oamals
nod alien Mu5ei9en bie1er @ilonis
unumibranfte @ebieter uno ldmeiI,
ten 5peifeuos in gewaltigen Seroen
umber, boditens 6aB ibnen Sic Sor,
fabren ser 8iionarten an. 3abl maize
famen.
Mm 81. Muguit iebten mir unire
altsge6ebnte &anufabrt, sic MN sem
@noe nabte, talmarts fort, UNI III
M%nbreafsfi, nabe ser Oufonmiin-
Dung, sic Mnfunft 0es na9 ct. Mt-
hQeI be1timmten 9QmpferS~ Qhaumar,
ten.
81. MibaeI lit Ser Soften ser
glei9namigen, go Meilen Don ser
Munoung in Norton Suno gelege-
11en sSniel, Ser 3miidenitation auf
6em 8ege na6 DEM naben Nome.
Die Serge bon Mnoreafsfi iino
SOS Iebte @c9lano am Dufon. TIM
terbalb breitet ltb ELM unabiebbares,
nit 5meigbaiten 8ei6en uno grlen
bebuidtes- Slablan6 aus, uber mel=
DIES ser Dufon 5mii6en tauien6 ST..
ieln nit ltets bera1t6erli6em 6abr'
malier ideinbar 5aped= uno 5ienos
6abimon0ert. &npitGr nno Qotie
zines O~ufon6ampfers baben etnen
idmtertger Beirut. $50 6aS Min=
6ungsoelta bereits cine 8rette bon
so Meilen CREDIT Bate %itran6eten
mir trob unablaiitgen 2otens nah-
mittags auf elmer ser eptg neu ent,
.lteben6en S%nn06anfe, BON ser uns
nod @tun0en erlt sic empori9me('
len6e Slut erlolte.
8i6arfen reugieriger @sfimos,
brauner, lnitiger @eielen in &enn'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

lid elnet1 lels llno limo lule cine
lie6e, tuble. Sano auf Die Don Sc,
Sretbbausglut Ser Qualification er-
6ibte Stirn. Man iublt iib ems
init ser meltenfernen giniamfeit nit
Dem bebren sdmeigen uno mddlt
aus oes engen Mltagsle6ens SGran.
fen empor. - @lidlid ser, oent in
Ser 9eBiago 6es mooernen amerifa.
niihen 2ebens iolbe 8eibeitun6en
nod gelegeutlid beldieoen iino. Sic
madtigen sonobar,te,' Die sic nett
Iide ieidte Sdlite oes 8eringSmee.
reg tenn5eidnen, iino brr@ Sic fort.
gefetten A~nfdmemmungen oes yu-
ton %auigebal.t morben. Ser iuo.
li91te Der iieben Miinoungsarme lit
bonn norolihiten 100 Meilen ent.
fcrnt. Ser n0rolidite (oer Npboon)
iubrt unS nod ct. Witoel, no mir
am 1. 5eptember n%niangen. Son
bier bnmpfen mir na9 Some uno
con bort mad fur5er 5rilt our@ Die
ungebeure Ginning Ser Beringsiee
beimapdrts, 6em 5u6en gu.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

%getragen miro uno cine armeqoie
@eite iopie gelbe 2eoeri6ube ooer.
Sanoalen, audi buntfarbige &antof>
feln bil6en auBer Dem u&oli" oas
MItagsfoltiim 6es ginge6orenen.
Sour nit fur5em> BON einem @urtel
an SEN 2en6en geba[tenem 2etn-
man0bemo befleioet uno nit nadte1
6uBen i6reitet ser arme Salenbe-
mobner, ser SeQade Gripolitaniens,
i'm @ommer oaber, I'M @inter per<
mebrt iid oieles &oltum I'M 6ie
leinene Sole uno einen %ueberpuri
aus robeiter @oue. Ser begiiterte
Sta6ter para6iert 6agegen, nament'
li6 a11 Geiertagen, I'M iei6enen, fein'
gemulterten nSoli" nit golo= uno
iilberDer5ierter 8elte un0 fur5er
l1e6eriafe BON beQgel6er ober blauer
6arbe un6 NIT 3ugitiefeletten nit
2adfappen 6l1rd sic straBen ooer
6ur9 SEN Dor SEN Soren ser Staot
gelegenen Staotgarten.
Sarbiger, auffauenoer lit Sic
9ra9t ser &baoameien, sic NIT sen
@uoanfaratnanen an Ser 4iiite ein-
t%reffen. Sic tragen etnen braunen
ODER gelben 8urnu1s un6 oft mebrere
u6ereina11oer. 8on eigentumli6er
@eitalt lit 6as rei@ge!tidte 5@ub-
1perf, BON gema6ltem buntem Stoff
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
TrtpnldantBthra unlkBlfhrn.
@um 9r. @msu @rutbe.

fann aIs iie beltebt; man aimmt Sic
Meniden NIT loren @epobnbeiten,
ibren @e0anfen, i4ren 2eioenidaften
als 6as gr5eugnis bes 9an6es.
Betradten mir 5unabit oas tripu-.
litoniide 8olfsgemil4 in ieinen Spz
pen, Gradten un6 Jarben. Ser
@inge6orene Der tripolitanii6m &ii<'
ite uno ser @ebirgSlanoi6aften err
ideint NIT 6em langen, meiBell, mart-
telartigpn uebermurf, bem uSoli,"
Der Sem Mermeren ale 9ienite per'
ridtet: sic zines 8efleioungStudes,
elmer gdlafunterlage, elmer 9efe-
8etradtet man fire @eitalten nit.
6ieiem @etpano, bas, u6er sic 56al>
tern gemorfen uno Sen &orper nn1'
bullen6> in ieinem gn6e uber oen
&opf gelegt miro, 10 glaubt man se.
ra6e5u Sen Galtenmurf ser antifen
Eoga mieoer5uerfennen. Gin lan'
ges leinenes @emo, 6as in Trtpoli.
tunien iiber Sem leinenen 8einfleiS
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

muBtlein ieines belleren Meniben
%6erabbliden. sic fanatiiden &eligt'
pnsbeiligen, sic logenannten uM}ara-
bu," Die iplitternadt nnter irrlinrl-
gen Me6e11 un0 @ebdroen einberpil'
germ uno BON ibren @%laubenSbrii-
oern NIT auBeriter Sodadtung u1o
@erebrung bebanoelt meroen, mitlei'
Dig beldbeln - bei SEN 5lu9en uno
@ermiini6ungen> nit oenen er als
Stunt" ais Gbriit, oft genug be-
6adt miro, BON benen S6mei9el.
namen mie u&elb" Snno) u1to
v&anuf" (SGmein) nod Die barm'
l~oIelten fins, nermagAer Sen ltarflteu
unmiuen, felblt alS Bblegmattfer,
11idt 5u u%1teroriiden = I'M oro6ie
19en Sauie, oas, pbne 5enlter nab
ser @troBe gu, fir Sic 8eriibrung
nit Der MuBentpelt nidt geidaften,
lit, miro CT in ser &egcn5ett IN it'll
Ter 8er5meiflung 6abinbruten.
Dies in eriter 3eit. ,Do@ almab-
Iid beginner Come, 2tdt, Suit lno
umgebnng auf ibn gu mirfen. Set
tie 8eoirfniiie me6leln in oem nelle11
&Iima, unter sen reuen Mcniben,
feline Merpen eriabren 8erpanolung
un6 nmbiIou1g. Die gleidbIeibenoe
8arme, sic Stettgfeit ser &elle 6es
&immels, bns Serniteben a1eS bu-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

Na9 grii1t6li9er l1nteriubung Der
Raltfaoen trieben mir gegen 100
Meilen meiter ltromab ltnb iteuer-
ten am z. Suli in Die Mun6ung oes
irgen6mo I'M nod gdn5ltd u%nbetanu-
ten aapubgehirge entiprtngenoen,
aus Suooiten tommenoen Mopl.
@tin uno peltperloren mtnoet er iib
IN meilenlangen &rimmureen our6
cine nit @eioen, @rlen, 8irfen,
acknowledgement mnb Tobren 6tht
beuadiene Nteoerung, 6eren 5abl'
reide fleine @een ben @aiierpogelu
CUR 8rutit6tte oienen. Die 5tto.
ml11g u~nterpiiblt Ole pereiiten,
burdidni9ttlid Is SUB boben ufet,
rno sic acknowledgement 8dume
fra6en III miloem @irrmarr in Sic
Slut. @te'ein griiner Reppi6 bangt
bann sic gage Moos6ede Biz gum
@aieripiegel bernieoer. Mnfangli4
paooelten mir erfolgreid gegen Die
Iangiamere Str0mung an, i9lteBlib
aber madten pir ein rGade" aus
auen irgetto entbebrli6en @egenltan'
ben, I'M infer fanaoiihes @eterbo'
rougbfanu moglidit gu entlalten.
uno nabmen oasiel6e an LANCER
2etne ins 5Glepptau, in6em mir ant
@an0e ser o%usge6ebnten 8dnfe ooer
i'm ieidten @ailer 6abinmateten.
Mebrfad nabnnen mir b0bere> itetle,
paliiabendbnlide nfer mabr, 6etter1
5speifeuos sic Goiiilten %entitammten,
Die mir in befrie6igenoer Menge I'M
&iesgeron ouflaien. 9arllnter no.
rem l1eberbleibiel 6es @amm1ts -
ubermtegen6 mie itets - namentl1f
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
gerungludte 8roble-

-&erungludte @rable.
ret. Sn elmer &aHeegeieal@att
riibmt sic Jrau zines Mr5tes Die
aroBe 8roris ibres Mannes nno
iagt: uSSo, l1no oenfen Sic ii@. TO-
gar in Ser Nadt miro me11 Wta1tn
oft aus Dem 8ett gebolt!"
uMdL oas lit nod gar ni6ts,"
entportete bie 6rau zines anoer1t
Mr3tes umein Mann nitro 10 oft IN
Ger Madt gebolt, 6aB er iett INNER
oen Sag iber idldft, ionft fonnt
er's ni9t ausbalten!"
= Gin 5dlauer. Selome.
BEL: .99ul5e, uie itebt eS NIT
Sbrem 3ipilperbaltnis?"
&etrut: rSab' i'd laufen lafien,
&err 5clomebel!"
3utreffenr. u0nfeI, OF
baIt ober einer tapferen Mn3ng an!"
r8ieio tapfer?"
SEQ, neil CT 10 uermeilea ais.
iicbtl"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
Io1iIes @duIterblatt zines 8iions.

Wer f(iidttg, ouf fur5e Set, i'm
5tile unb nod Dem @eifmefe zines
8eltenbummlers III ben turftlAen
o6er arobiiben Orient eintritt, Dor
oeIien ungeubten Mugen meroen ale
grlbeinungen orientnlii9er Site
uno 9enfpeiie ols unperltaneetle st.
gentumlt9fetten erldetnen. limb
uub Dem, ser aIs 8eo6adtenoer, ais
6orihenoer fommt, mer6en iegli4e
gigenidaften uno Meiqungen oes els
.ropaiiden Menlden sic erlten Mo'
uate ieines Derpeilens I'M Orient
Veranlaiiung geben, oas 2%anoeSle'
ben unter bem 8infel ieiner ange.
6orenen Mnf9auungen un6 @efuble
gu ieben. Sic tpenig Iauberen @al>
len Ser Moilemltd0te beleioigen iet-
uerl @erubsjinn, sic eng aneinanoer
geldobenen &auiermauern Ser Stra<
Sen {inb linn cine art georudung;
ultf ben untatigen, 5erlumpten Ara'
Der ODER Neger miro er nit Sem 8e-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

r aramaniereien ertjaen 60rcn mie
IN 5rtpoliS. Sine CUTE Do}ls DOL
Weri@lagen1eit bel Welogehhdftet1
ipri@t man gemeinigl;b o.l. Eri-
politaner gu, aan1entlid Dem BE
mobner Der Riitenoafe,1. SIN iibri,
gen erfiiqt i'm feline sroBe Sorpe
INN 8flege Don Mder uno Garter.
Die 9eatur legt ibm @eoeiben in sen
S4oB. Datteln uno Srangen rel.
fen, obne DOB er groBe i0rperliG
Mrbsit auf5umenoen braudt. Nu,
Sic 9ewalierung, cine b0bit I'M,
ltanolide Arf, Die 0urd 5dopieilner
nit 9ilie eigenartig ge6al1ter 8run.
nenihahte uno unter Mnlpannun.
tierii@er &raft geiibt miro, uerlangt
einigen 9(uimano an MIbe. SIRE
DorfitraBen perlteden ith nit ibren
falfbemorfenen meiben Gerralle,toai-
4ern un0 nieoereu @anoen 5ume:it
i'm S9atten bobfroniger 9attel.
palmen.
Sen grtrag Ser Yflan5ungen fiib.
rem fleine &aralpanen pon 2aro,
leuten gu Marfte. @roBe Bnitf0r6e
tragen &alnel uno Otaultter, un0 5u
SUB i9reitet Ser gigcrtiimer, mi:
einem gtabe oie Eiere a%niporneno,
menn lire gangart gu idleppeno
miro. @aipe, oft tole 8eitesfrel1oe
beleelt Ben gingeborenen nibt nur
Bel Sen Gamilienfeiern, mie @e,
i6neionng nno. @ob5eit, lon6ern
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
SDpus einss sripolitauers.

auA bel 0ffentliden &eiterfeitipielen
ooer ont @c5urt5tage 0es YropGe>
ten, mo- &unoerte bigotter @laubiger
Bel Samtami9lag uno neben rotten
uno i6war5en 5a6nen tan5e1t6 nno
beu(enb 6urb Sic Straben 5ieben.
Ser 6anatismuS fin0et bei oieIen
@elegenbeiten oft pl0bliben uno 6ef'
tigen Musbrud un0 tut iid III Bit
teren 8erminidungelt yegen Girl
item uno Sl1oen fun0. Glementare
2eioeni9aften NIT inbriinltigem Sc,
i9rei uno Sel6itfalteiung loien li1
BEL MQn1ern ,ua0 6rauen eei ser
&lage Inn oie Ser itorbe11cn aus.
Eerralien un6 Sole ballen Damn mt-
ser Dom @eiammer Ser Die SCARE
ii9 roufenoen Mo0dcn un0 Traue!1.
@ebr gmiigfeit uno mebr oes
f0rperliden &rafteau beieelt
Sic 8emobner SEE 60 6is 100 &i-
lometer ii6lib ser aiiite iid %eritrefs
fenoen @ebirgSlun6id)aften. Oliuen-
rno Mebenfultur lit sort i'm
Sdmu11g. Musful0iere, fernige Sc.
ltalten begegnen uns mie i'm &iilte1t'
lano, 400 Sic Sabrestemperaturen
CUR @erlpeidlidung ser 9cwobner
gefiibrt baben. Mit Dent tricgeri'
jden Sinn DER @ebirgS6ep0!ferung
uno ser @interlanbsoaien mer0en
sic Staltener nod lnunden 9arten
%3uiommenitob erio1ren.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
gstimobduptling bon &ome.

cine boufommene> fuit friid eri@ei-
11e1l0e &ippe> oes 8ilons, 0eS &enn=
tiers, 6es glens uno oes 8%orpfer0es,
oas ii6 bier our gis5eit bereits gum
@inbufer entpidelt batte, ebe es itber
Ole bomalS 5meiieuos %belte6en6e
2an6bride na9 Niten ausmanoerte,
Iber mel6e 0ereinlt a1b in e%ntgegen.
geiebter &tbtung 6as aus europa
itammenoe Mammut gefommen mar.
@prungbein uno S9ulterblatt zines
8dren un6 8afenfnoden zines 8i-
bers, sic bier bon uns gefunoen
muroen, iino sic erlten untriigliden
9emeiie fit. sic @leid5etttgfeit oteier
betben Eterformen uuo ser @is5eit
6es feitldnoiiben MlasfaS. Ma60em
mir 200 Meilen itromauf p%orgeorun-
gen maren, obne 6aB it6 sic 6luB-
breite ooer Die ma6rnebmbare SOL
itlien5abl .betrddtli9 permtnoert bait-
te, 5pang uns al unierm 9ei6melen
Der Mangel an 2ebensmitteln CUR
nmfebr nab Sen gelegentliden
Rramla6en am Dufon.
SSn Sen t1aditen @oden erfori9ten
mir unter gang dbnli6en &erbaltnii-
len 3mei mettere, e6enfauS BON limits
fommenoe Nebenflliie, Sen Dufa bis
nabe oen Auellen auf cine gntfer-
nl1ng BON 100 Metlen un6 Sen u!n-
terlauf 6es fleineren @laliib. Son
Goiiilien Tandem mtr ie6o9 nur @te,
lettrelte 6es aQgegentpdrtigen Marn.
NUTS un6 6es nabe5u ehenio bauft,
gen 8iions bertreten. Inn 10 5abl.
rei6er ftn6 III 6ieien min6itinen> be-
M%ieoerungen sic Mosfito-
19pdrme, Sic lieben @ngelein oes
9eufels.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
Oberer Mabl5abn eines MatobonS
(5trta 1/5 Der natirli6en @r0Be).

Oberer Mabl5abn zines MatobonS
(5trta 1/5 Der naturliden @r0Be).
tlerparfas> umi9marmten SEN bilf.
loien Dampfer. Sic uralte 8lutiebs
De 5tuiiden Dem Sn6ianer uno S.
limo, mel@e emit Sen eriteren Don
Der &Mlte f%ernbielt, lit l1nglt beige.
legt, ieoo@ teinesmegs pergeHen.
Die gsfimos Don ct. Mi9aet uno.
geome lino our6 lire mabrbait tiin|t-
lertlhen 5dnibereien aus Mammut-
un0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iebr porteilbaft
befannt.
Gin itiirmilher 5onnenuntergang
glubte abenos iiber Sem @irriol ser
&otale oeS Deltas. @ofige uno To-
penoelfarbtge Nebel treiben pom
S5ean Lambeth, uallen alf un0 mal-
len nieoer, u1nmogen, perbuuen uno
enti6letern Imaragoihimmernoe 81.
lanoe un0 I'M, 8ioeri9eine oes
MbenoroteS flamrnen0e 2ugunen. sic
tmrmen uno bauen itd, @ebirgen
gleld, am &ort5ont entpor unb glei-
ten Damn mieoer mie fabelbaite I'm
gebener o6er Dra6enibiffe nit meir.
ge6auidten gegeln auf geeeimnis.
pouen 8aiiern ms unyepine oabi11.
Die Mn5iebungsfraft ser Dufonnie.
oerung gleidt ser gd0nbeit Ser @ii-
ite. IS lit ser 8auber i@ranfenlofer
Weiten un6 mun6eriamer 8eleltd.
tungert, roiig glubenoer 5onnenauf.
Qanue unb zines M%benorotes. 6eiien
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

gebunoen tragen, grotesf ser lteber.
mnrf bon 5uiammeugefniipften Sci
len. Mm Stranoe fam man lie oft
in ser ibnen eigentumlihen fauerr-
BEN 5teaung, sic bobe. 2a11je nit
Der &e6ten auf Sen gr6booen &C.
itemmt, in 5ablreiden @ruppen Re.
oba6ten. 9ie @ofenarbeiter u1to
2aittrager, 5umeiit berfulii6 gebaute
Neger, ba6en Elm nibt minoer un>
5ibilifiertes &oItum ols iene. grn
iadartiges Suditiid nit elmer breiten
rnnoen Seffnung fir Sen @opf uno
6mei @@liBe fir Ole Mrme lit lein
MQtagS- un6 Geltgemano. Der tn-
telligentere, elmer als 0iener o0er
Sous ooer @artenaufieber lpeniger
groben 8ei6dftieung iid miome11oe
Neger iudt baIo ein gtiif &l1ltur-
meni6en an5ulegen. CT trast 8ein-
fleioer unb Sod bon europai1dem
56nitt, ME ie0o@ feblt ser uIar-
bulal" ser tirfiide SEES, als 3eiben
ieiner 5trengglaubigfeit. 8miiben
6ieien &ir0ern ser afrifaniiden gr-
De betpegt 1i6 Ser Sl10e nit ieinem
l9par5en &eftan, ser Malteier, MIR
nit etnem buntgeitreiften Ettbbentb
un6 elmer Sole b%efleioet, Sic Gin
brelter, i6alartig gefalteter, bral,n-
moIener @iirtel nm sic 2en6en balt.
8ei6e Sppen fiblen iid ourdalls
beimii9 inmitten Ser eingeborenen
8ebolferl1ng, ibrer Site itb an'
I9miegen0, lire Sprade 1prchen6.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

un6 nun our Hipde oieier 6unt'
yetpurfelten 9ep0lterung. Sic mih'
tiglte ibren 5inn belbdftigeltoe Sra,
ge lit ser @elbermerb, uno 5mar lou
oies auf moglidit bequeme Weiie
gei6eben. SSn feinem. arabilhel1
2an6e babe ib 6as @ort nylllS"
(@elo) 10 6unoertfah III Sen unter'
Ialturgen auf Ser StraBe, auf DEM
Marfte, n1ter %luitigen &%affeebaus<
fiosfen, i'm Sssnnern ser @ange Del
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
Auf nrr Mat1tn11tjagn att Yuk11tt.
Son genuo 4leGanSer.

redten 5eite 6es Dufon unterDalb
Ser Munoung oes aus ser Gis5one
ltromenoen &opufnt liegenoe St1oia'
ner6orf Mulato an, etna 600 We1.
len pom Meere %entfernt.
Dte Sauna 6es gufontales I'm.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

Snerat. Scenes rei5cn5e
Trdl,lein, oas mir geItern mcgen
8u6ringlidfeit eine Sbrfeige CAB
miro, fails ebrbare Mnnabcru'g ge.
%ltattet. UNI @ieocrieben an glcider
Steae gebeten, grfen1una35eiden:
@eldmollene @ade.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

itn6 Sic 8einflei6er. 8arboril6es
Iusleben BADEN oie G%1aregtpper. Die
I'M @e6iet Ser gon6- uu6 &ieiel.
lteppen beimiid iinb lunb neugierig
Mber sic Mdrfte uno ol,rh sic 3d.
lorgallen ihlenoern. Masfenartig
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

itigen @rtperbsgetriebes er5eugen Ell.
Tie Beirieoigung, cine 8eourIniSlo.
iigfeit, Elm titles 8oblgeiauen am
Miliem. unb nun lie9t man nit
perdnoerten Mugel,. Man %begreiIt,
ME Ole umgebuna ni6t anoerS Iein
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-03
OPPOSE ATTEMPT
TO CURTAu FUND
REMOUNT SERVICE

Washington, March 3.-Fears that
attempts to curtail appropriations
for the remount service" may be
made in congress are expressed in
communications received by the
war department from horse breed
ers. Work formerly done by the
department of agriculture in con-
nection with improvement of the
farm horses is now handled by the
remount service and the farmers
Representatives have filed protests
with members of congress against
any slash of the military budget
which would interfere with this ac-
tivity.
The remount service has 200 stall
lions valued at more than s500,000.
and has mapped out a program for
their employment in 40 states dur
ing the year in cooperation with
farmers, as it has been found that
the most desirable type of horse for
army use is exactly the type best
fitted for farm work. A message to
Colonel F. S. Armstrong, chief of
the remount service, signed by rep
resentatives of more than forty
horse breekers' organizations. said
the work carried on by the service
is "of incaIculable value to the
horse breeding industry of the
country"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-03
WOMAN URGED
AS SUCCESSOR
JUDGE Lands
Florence King Is Rec
commended for Fed
eraI Bench.

Chicago, March disappointment
of Miss Florence King as judge of
the United States district court here
to succeed KeneSaw Mountain Lam
dis was urged in a resolution made
public here today by the Woman s
Bar Association of Illinois. The
resolution reads in part:
Whereas, in the enfranchisement
of women the United States gov
ernment gave expression of it's de-
sire to give them their deserved
place in the business of government
and in the administration of it's af-
fairs, it now becomes necessary
that they share and be selected for
legislative. executive and judicial
office, therefore, be it
Resolved, that we, members of
the Woman'S Bar Association of
Illinois, endorse Florence King and
urge her appointment as judge of
the United States district court of
the Seventh district"
Copies of the resolution are to be
sent to President Harding, Attorney
General Daugherty, and Illinois
in congress.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-03
OPERA IN ENGLISH
MOVEMENT GROWS
INTO MANY STATES

Chicago, March 3.-Opera in Eng
lish is the object of movement
originating in this city several
months ago that, through popular
acclaim, now bids fair to become
national in scope, according 20 an
announcement made here today by
Mrs. Archibald Freer, chairman of
the Opera in Our Language Foun-
dation, Inc.
According to Mrs. Freer's rec
ords, responses to this movement
have come from 25 states and is
spreading to the other %.
Mrs. Edith Rockefeller McCor-
mick is treasurer Of a fund known
as THE David Bispham Memorial
Fund, Inc." proceeds of which will
be devoted to producing opera in
English and opera written in Eng
lish. in this county.
The state chairman for Illinois
is Mrs. Charles S. Peterson.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-03
MAN MISSING 19
YEARS FOUND IN
WORLD SEARCH

Chicago, March IA l9-year-
search for a missing man,
which covered Europe, Asia
and Australia, and twice. cross
ed the Atlantic into America,
was ended today when Mrs. Ida
Shapiro of Chicago was noti-
eed that her cousin. Bernard
Friedman, had been located in
New York.
Friedman. when IL years old.
wandered away from his home
in Lund, Sweden, according to
Mrs. Shapiro. His parents spent
large sums OF money in an ef-
fort to trace him. but after sew
eral years of unsuccessful
search they died OF grief Mrs.
Shapiro took up the search.
She followed the trail through
Europe into Asia and then to
Australia. Ten years ago Mrs.
Shapiro came to America. mar
ried and settled in Chicago, but
still continued the search.
An. advertisement in a New
York newspaper finally led
Friedman to a younger sister
there and the Shapiros were
notified
Friedman is expected TO ar
rive in Chicago within a few
days.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-03
SUSPENDS LOWER
FREIGHT RATE ON
SUGAR FROM WEST

Washington, March 3.-Reduc-
tions in rates on sugar from west
ern producing territory to middle
western consuming points, which
railroads proposed to make effec-
tive today, have been suspended un-
til July 1 by the interstate COM
merce commission. Hearings as to
the ACCESSIBILITY of allowing the de-
creases to go into effect will be be-
gun before examiners on March 29,
at New York.
Under the schedules filed by the
western railroads sugar original
ing in the Colorado, Idaho, Utah.
Kansas and Nebraska beet-growing g
territory for destinations in Illinois,
Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin. North
and South Dakota, Oklahoma and
the upper peninsula Of Michigan
would be given a rate of S cents
less per hundred pounds, or a re-
duction of approximately Il per
cent.
No statement was made by the
commission as to the causes which
led to the suspension OF the order.
but it was presumed in view Of the
fact that hearings were set for New
York that the question OF competi-
tive relationships between the
western beet sugar and the Cuban
and other can sugar is involved IN
the action of the western roads.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-03
LARGE SUMS
FOR RIVERS
IN new BILL
Engineers to Pass on Har-
Dor Projects Along the
Mississippi.

Washington, March 3.-New river
and harbor improvements calling
for an estimated expenditure of
$31 600 900 would be authorized
under a bill ordered reported to-
day by the house rivers and har-
bors committee
Major items in the measure
which, if approved by the commit
tee, will be introduced by Chair
man Dempsey, include an expendi-
ture of s4,OO0,000 on the Milwau-
kee, Wis, harbor: Red Lake and
Red Lake river. Minnesota, $4,000;
Green Bay harbor, Wisconsin, $110-
600.
The bill would authorize the
dredging of such harbors on the
Mississippi river between the
mouth of the Missouri and Mime
apolis as the army engineering
corps might designate.
In practically every instance au-
thority would be granted to carry
out improvements to the extent rec
commended by army engineers.
The items include an expendi-
ture of $40 ,400, 900 on the New York
and New Jersey channel.