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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-15
Frid0y, September *

York, direct communicates
ready been established with wit
tina and China, and when tn,
completely equipped it will h
heard in the remotest ,oo,.
Alaska and the southern o..
Of South America. The Frsr
struetors of the plant say The
used is several years in adv
that of the United States or
many. The wires are sumo
seven pylons each 800 fsst !
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-15
ATTACK BY COWS NEW
DANGER TO AIRPLANES
(HY Asaneinfed RreRal

Llandudno, Wales, Stpt. 15.-An
airplane was recently compelled to
land in field near here, and the me-
chanic went off for assistance.
Several cows then appeared. They
nosed around, gored holes in the
wings, and licked off the castor oil
which had been splashed out by the
engine. The animals finally were
driven off, and their owner had to
compensate for the damage they did
to the machine.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-15
Peanut = Rutte

Luncheon Toast.-Melt two tablespoon.
fulS Of butter in a saucepan and add
two tablespoonfuIs of foNr; add one
half teaspoonful of salt and a few
dashes of pepper. When the butter
and -four are well blended, add one
and one-half cupfuls Of milk, stirring
constantly, then add beef cube. Still
over slow fire until the cube is dis
solved and the sauce thick. Have hot
toast ready, spread each piece gener
ously with peanut butter and arrange
on platter. Pour the hot sauce OVel
them, and on top Of each piece OF
toast place two slices Of hot crisp
bacon. Serve at once.
Apple 5read.-Mix and sift four cup
fulS of flour, two tablespOonfulS OF
baking powder; add one-fourth of 8
cupful Of sugar, one teaspoonful OF
salt; mix well and stir In two cupfuls
Of apple pulp, place in pans and bake
in a hot oven one-half hour.
Lemon Potato Pie.-Peel and CRATE
one medium-sized potato, pour over il
one Cupful OF boiling water. Cook
five minutes, stirring constantly. Re
serve two egg whites for a meringue
beat one whole egg and thI
yolks Of two add one cupful OF
sugar, a pinch of salt, the grated
rind and juice of a lemon; stir int
the potato mixture and cook until il
thickens; cool and fill a previously
baked crust. Cover with a meringu'
and brown In a moderate oven.
Lima Beans en- cassoroIs.-Soak onC
and one-hslf cupfulS of lima beam
overnight in water to cover, then In
the morning cook until soft. Cook one
fourth Of pound Of bacon until well
scared; add two medium-sized onion,
sliced; cook until soft. In a CREASED
casserole place layer Of bean,
sprlnkled with onions, and small pieces
Of bacon; add salt sparinEly and q
little pepper; repeat until all are used
Over this pour a cupful Of milk and
bake a half-hour.
Nu htN4~s.e
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-15
TOLD WILD BuLuFRoa TALE
Oklahoma seribblsr Properly Asbuksd
BY Man Who Knows Those Of
catayeras County.

FOR ~ years after Mark Twain wrote
his story of the celebrated jumping
frog Of Calaveras county, California.
no writer had the temerity to suggest
that there Gould be in any other part
Of the country bullfrogs comparable
with those in the famous mother lode
country.
Recently. comments the San Fran
cisco Chronicle. some foolhardy scribe
from Oklahoma broadcast a story
to the effect that Oklahoma bullfrogs
were capturing and devouring unwary
chickens. The story was palpable
attempt to discredit the Calaveras bull
frogs and has brought forth merited
rebuke.
A modest and essentially veracious
TuOlumne county miner, commenting
on the Oklahoma story, brands it as
a rank imitation of what really hap
pened near Shawmut, Tuolumne cpun-
ty, just across the line from Calaveras
county. He says lot Of Calaveras
bullfrogs were washed down i0to
creek in Tuolumne county and that
shortly thereafter young ducks began
to disappear.
One duck, larger and wiser than
the rest, permitted himself to be swal-
lowed all but his tail and legs, where
upon he started padding and brought
the bullfrOg ashore. Thereafter he
made a regular business Of catching
bullfrogs in this manner The mlne-
says he sold 159 frogs caught in this
way at $1.50 dozen. He Is training
other ducks 10 hunt bullfrOgs and con-
templates giving up mining. H's a
great country.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-15
AERSH1Ps OVER PITTSBURGH

Pittsburgh, Sept. 14-An airship,
believed to be the army lier CO pass
ed over the outskirts of Pittsburg a
few minutes before 10 o'clock this
morning. The ship was flying in the
direction of Akron.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-15
CHRISTIANS ARE MASSACRED
BY TURKS AND FIRE
Continued from Page IL

axe AL
irving here on the destroyer Simpson
which also brought United States
Consul General Horton, relate terri
flying details regarding the massacre
of Smyrna following the big fire
which reduced the Armenian, Greek
and European sections Of the town to
ashes.
According to the general convic-
ton the fire was started by the
Turks to efface the traces of their
massacres and other crimes. Miss
Mills, matron of the American Girls
college, declares she saw ar officer
or non-commissioned officer of the
Turkish regular army, enter house
carrying several cans TO petrol and
soon after he came out the house
burst into flames.
Fire appeared Immediately in 9TH
er sections of the town even near the
Turkish quarter of Basma Khane.
This was the first day after the
Turkish occupation.
"a southeasterly wind drove the
flames west, the Turkish quarter
thus escaping untouched.
Besides the pupils, about 1900
refugees had been taken into the COL
lege which was near the place where
the fire started. The fate of many
of the girl pupils is unknown, and it
is alleged they have been carried off
by the Turks.
"When the Simpson left the flames
had reached the quays and were
menacing the foreign consulates.
prior to the fire there were mas
sacres which continued through the
night in the midst of the flames. 1t
is impossible to estimate the number
of killed. DIR. Post, an American
who, with members of the American
relief administration, made an inves-
tigation expressed the opinion that
the number Of victims up to the time
of the fire amounted to 1000. 10th
er estimates from Athens run as high
as 2,000.) A large number of Chris
tians are believed to have persisted
in the flames.
"The foreign trade suffered enor-
nous losses, especially branches or
agencies of the big American Tobac-
co house, such as the Gary Tobacco
company and the Standard CONNER
cial Trading company of New York,
nearly all of whose stocks were de-
stroyed. The total material losses
are set at one billion francs.
Great quantities of provisions
were destroyed, creating a food
shortage. Several French and Brit
ish establishments, the French Col
lege of st. Joseph and other French
schools and the American Y. NJ. C. A.
were destroyed. The outlying Greek
and Armenian villages and the sub
urbs of Burja and Burnabat, where
Europeans reside, were burned"
London, Sept. 15.-An American
destroyer which has arrived at Pr
aeus, Greece, reports that the Turks
entered the British consulate at
Smyrna and murdered an official
who was assembling the archives,
says a Reuter- dispatch from Athens
.oday. Postmaster Wilkinson is also
said to have been murderer as well
as other Englishmen. Sir Harry
Lamb, the consul general. is believed
to have escaped on a Varship.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-15

Gaybuek-Did you see much WheI
y0u were in Europei
Gayboy-I sure did. All the timG
I was there l saw dOubIe.-NsW YOri
Sun
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-15

prepare the dressing U.s.
one teaspoonful Of dry mustard, one
tablespoonful of sugar, one teaspoon
full Of salt and one-half teaspoonful
Of paprika, one tablespoonful Of flour
one egg, two tablespoonful of olive
oil or butter and one-half cupfM OF
rich milk. Put the dry Ingredients
in bowl, add the egg yelk, and
three tablespoonfuls of vinegar; cook
up thick and add the remainder Of
the ingredients, heating well. Just
before serving, add one-half cupful of
whipped cream.
Taploca Deiisht.-Dissolve three.
fourths of q cupful Of sugar and one
half teaspooAful Of salt in four cup
fuls of coffee which has been stTalned.
Add one cupful Of minute tapiOca and
cook over hot water until 1t is perfect.
ly transparent Add one-half cupful
of chopped nut meats and one-half
teaspoonful of vanilla. Chill and serve
with cream.
Club sandwich.-Toast slices Of
VI Eph Vh OuC S1uo UhAyg Suk AZ bAA-
angles. For the filling, spread each
side Of the bread with anchovy paste
mixed with salad dressing, then add
to each slice LETTUCE leaf. In between
each slice put layer Of tuna Ash,
two slices Of cooked bacon and two
rounds Of fresh tomato spread With
salad dressing.
wafftss.-Cream one-half pound Of
butter until creamy; add one-fourth
pound Of sugar and the yOlks Of
three eggs, one-half pound (two cup
fuls) Of -four, one pint Of warm milk.
and then when well mixed add salt
and fold In the well-beaten whites.
Bake ON a hot waffle iron. Serve with
powdered sugar and preserves or jam.
A most delicious dessert which may
be prepared the day before Is this:
Ralks an angel food In q sheet, cut 10
squares, cover with crushed strswber-
ries and sugar and top with whipped
cream. Or q slice Of brick ice cream
may be used a. a filing between lay
ers Of cake and topped with berries.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-15

an entirely differ
ent steak Grom
the usual way OF
serving it. If gai
Is used grease
the brOiler and
pl q ce IN d e |
flame.
Peanut RkteI
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-15
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Copyright 1ssa w.stsrn NewspsRsx Uaion:

Chronic fault finders should consider
that 1t is their envy which defOrms
everything, and that the ugitnsss 10
not in the object bat In tho eye.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-15
MORE GOOD THINGS

Hamburg steak seasoned and made
ITO a fiat cake, then broiled, makes
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-15

We VIII ike 10 LIy,
Pepper Cabbage Salad.
Take one quart Of
fresh cabbage chopped
add one cupful of green
pepper also chopped; sea
son and mix with one
cupful of cream dressing
and serve on lettuce. To
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-15
GOOD THINGS YOU WILL ENJOY

Now that fresh cabbage is In the
market, the following dish will be one
H.. LIN ILL., IL. 49,
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-15
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GABllg|E FL

"Candor is the seal Of noble mind, y
the ornament and pride of man. the
sweetest charm Of woman. the scorn
Of rascals and the rarost virtue Of
sociability." dA
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-05
G1is uno nmseeeno.

STE Meuigfeite11 bon bort trafen
1tur lpdrli6 ein, benin Seoermann I'll
5u bei6dfttgt, I'M Set bafiir gu baben,
@artenbeiteuung un6 6auSput uaren
Ste S%dnpttbemen Der p%ergangener
@o6e.
Ser nn6 6rau Senrp 8ortb uni
SRI. 6elen, 9err mnb Tral Mno.
8ogner nnb &tnber, Walter Garei&
uro SRI. Gitber Mau9 perlebten Der
Counting na6mittag NIT Der Sobn
@aretS Gamtlte.
9err urb Tran Milbur Citrate uni
Gamtlte perlebten 9onntag mebrert
5tunoert TIM $. $. Nlbre6t Seim.
Trau SO. s. 6etmann lno Sral
6erman S6roeber nabmen Oonner8=
tag letter Mo6e on Der 2ogen5niam=
menfunft IN Stem nlm tell; Trau Wm.
@eSfe nnb SRI. Snlpta @e8fe tDetlten
an 6emlelben Nbelb ebenfall8 tn I'M
lerer Stabt.
Die Bereinignng Ser s9anbmirte
perlnb Montag etne mettere 2aonng
Gieb, Sic brittle tn11erbalb ether 8o6e.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-05
MADE in Germany"

Die britil6en Tabrifanten bon
Sanoi6uben leben TT arober N1s1t,
neil 6as enslilde 9ublifum Ste aus
Deutl6laro tmportierten 9anoibnbe
benz englii6en Tabrifate por5iebt. @tn
Sanbi6ubma6er fam 81 nns n11o
ma6te uns ste Mitteilu1g, bob man
bereits bel benz MeeieruneSamte, tpelz
DIES Die Smportation frel1ber Waren
iiberma6t, norltelltg geporoe1 let, UNI
unter benz u@@ukeeiek fiir etnbelmtz
ide Snouftrten" Silfe gege1 Die oe1tt<
16en Tabrtfanten gu erbalter.
Mber lelb1t tpenn baS H%egterun98@
bureau benz 8erlaneen na6gdbe, mare
es 3u fpdt, soenn baS 2anb tit berettS
NIT BEN 9anoi6uben aus Deltf6la11o
iiberi6memmt. Tatiade TT, baS
Sanof6ubsei6dft fir ote engliider
Tabrtfanten lit tot, ptele Der 6abriferl
baben bereitS tire Gore 9ei6lonen.
Nnoere dnoern ibre Mai6inen, Inn
NIT ben Deuti6en %fonfurrierea 81
f0nner. Mebrere grobe G~ngroBDdro=
Ter In 2onoon baben ETH grobes Sager
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-05
BON engliiden 1anbiduben, Uel1e tie
nun m6tl los Observation-Disclosures
Zines.
Cine unieliae Grbidaft.

Ole linnloie nno nniiberlegte Nr1
nn6 Weiie, mie in ben &rtegstaDrer
NIT BEN @eloe be8 amertfantfde1
5parerS unb 9teuer3ablers nl1ge=
aanoeenl puroe, lprad ni6t 51lett aus
Oen nbertriebenen Nnlpra6eM, bic nod
mad Dem &rteesenoe ge8er bte Spn=
beSresternng geltero gemadt p1lroell
SET btelen bieier Nnipride bar1oeltf
es ii6 UNI G~oroerllngen BON spefn=
tanten, Ste ii9 bnr6 baS &rtegSer1ot
ibrer Meinung nod INN tbr glltess
Re6t betrosen fiiDlten, 6egteruH9 1lno
Bolf gu idr6pfen.
Das Rriegsbepartement iab it'd
9daoenerlahan lprlden tn 9obe non
Sc, 75O,OOO,OOO gegeniiber, ote ttd
alle arf ste Begrnnoung itilhten1 oab
ben betreffenben %2ieferarten bic Wtogz
lidfeit ent3ogen poroen mar, lt9 az
Sen nit &riegsfo1 raften b%erbunoene11
Broftten 3u beret6ern. Sn btele
I5umme {udten ii1 50, 900 Batrioten
~ teilen, NIT oenen Sic Nomt1i1traz
fton fi6 nun, 10 gut eS gtng, auSetnz
e.noerleben mubte. Ste ale 1tlhten
li6 auf Sen Bu6itaben Der aortrafte,
NIT semen Sic @illonzNomintitratior
10 iiberau8 freigebt9 semelen mar.
Sen Mnltrengnngen Der republtfaz
nilden Nomtniitratton 1T es gelnngen,
Ii6 NIT rnnp $500, 000, 600 bon bteier
Mnlprn6en loS3ufaufen.
Die Batrtoter bdtten natirlt6 ltez
ber mebr genommen 1aber oa nun etn=
nal Sic &oniunftur poriiber mar,
aaben iie li6 NIT 1876 Rro5e1lt tbre1
5oroernnaen %sufrieben. Sn 26.2l6
Tdnen erfolgte eine .politdnotge Gint=
al11a5 nit SEN Rontrafttnbabern, IN
1908 Hdlen mar ste Toroerung 10
faoenl6einig, oab iie einfq6 5nriidge=
ipieien meroen fonnte, tn 1920 Tdllen
ipuroe ser Nniprn6 5nridge5ogen, fpetl
SEN Qteferanten uobl ielbit berettS oaa
@emtllen lblug. Nm 10. Npril oteies
sSabreS maren eS rltr nod y Sale NIT
Nnipruder iiber IL bis IA Milltonen
DoIar, sic nod fetne Grleoignng gez
funoen batten. @ine Nrmee bon IL
600 Beamten mar tpdbreno Der letten
orei Sabre tdtig, I'M bieieS &apttel
beS &riegeS mad benz &rtege 81 16retz
ben, NIT Sem li9 Die u~erflolerte oen1oz
fratti6e Administration tint Ser5en
oes amertfantiden @teler5ablerS eth
Denfmal bon 5ipeifelbaftem Werte err
rt9tet. bat.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-05
Gent nit So urb 1862 DroaeIlt NIT
NeiI erptbert; Der Meif, 5.792 BrDs

sent NIT SO n1o l6.oOz prOaelll IAll.
Nei1 erpibert,, Der NeIft, 5.7y2 NrDz
8ent, bat It'd 10 ooer 10 I'M tlare pc
authorizing Der Jrage bernmseor1ldif.
YIN beoeutiarllten u1o 1Giperm1es
9eroiten nnieres @radbtenS tlt oae
Greebnis Der iedifen Grage, pie !. mte
folgt lalteten r5tnb Sbnen peIlonz
It'd 2eute befannf, bic bot Der Yro=
bibttio11 fetne 5pirttnole1l 3u l1d nab
men, es iekt aber tun?1 ate ga115e
nnmoraI nno n~nitnntgtett per pros
MISUNDERSTANDING miro oao1nl 1r1g
darf bele1dtet, oab Cello yre eSe1I
bteralf NIT So uno 1lis33.Olo Rfoz
gent NIT Nei1t ertpioert babe1. ], !,
Sn berielbe1 Ntdtll119 benegrll.W
Bite itebente 6rage: p9tno SDnen
peri0nfi6 ia1ge Skinner nr r I1l1lge
Wdoden befan11t, Die Dor Der ;s. Yr rod.
bitton feiie 5pirttno}en tranfen, e e.
aber 1ekt IN Otfe11tltgen plasen 1un!
9ogar bteranf NIT So 81 a11tporten,,
iQben iid 53.2Ol Yro5e1f ge5nnngeH.
Der Yro5ent Oerle1tgen, ote 9 n gez
gentetl berli1err1, betrdgt 37.So4 pro1
5e11t, u1go Der Nelt, 1aDe5n y Nro5e1u
TT 1tdt TN Befth geri1genoer Safqrz
nation, nm bte Trage %aberDa1pf pc
lttmm 81 bea%11tiporte1:
r0lauben Ste,n be1Bt eS IN peg
a6ten 6rage, poaBB ote Mteoerd11la,1 Z
Jung BON Ster uno letdten W S ! IN
irgenSnte ben1erfenSmerter Metle pen
&onl1lm itarf alfoDolDalt.ser 0etra lq
Derrt119ern m1roe! &l'pp nno lla1
antnorten 1892 Broaent NIT Ssa
nno n1r 28.685 Yro5emt NIT 9fe1n;;
1lnbelttrtInt 1tno o1e NntmoIf a naDez
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-05
Ginbrud in Miepaet 2aoen,

DonnerStagmorgen letter @o6e
periibten Dtebe etnen @tnbrn6 IN benz
s. 6. Nabe 2aben In Micollet un6 er.
benteten BORT Waren I'M Werte bon
u11gefdbr $40, ipmte 81 IN bar.
Ginbru@ unb Diebitabl tpnrbe erit
am rd6iten Morgen entoedt, ais bic
Nngeitellten an Sic Nrbeit gingen,
Dte bintere Stir be8 2aoers mar aufz
gebro6en moroen nn6 Sic Dtebe batten
.li6 10 @tnlab IN benielben Deri6afft.
sic leerten 5und6it Ben &aiieni6ranf
uno entmenoeten oann 2 Mn3iige,
56ube, nrlon. Quits unb 5triimpfe.
IS i6eint, als Oh Die @aioltne Yumpe
Der McHbatl @arage ebenJall8 auf:=
gebro1en unb q Gallonen @aioltne
aus berlelbe11 entnenoet mnr6e, un6
mon nimmt an, bdb Dieielben Idter
fir bieien Dtebitabl, Der gegen 233
nbr morgenS ansgefibrt nnroe, IN
Betra6t fommen. Mtemanb bat Ste
gtnbre6er geieben un0 e8 eblt au6 ie0e
.5pur, nm Sic Sbenfitdt berlelben
felffenen 81 fDnner. .@s mtro .arge=
nommen, baB eS ii6 I'm Qel1te ballbelt,
ST. llur 5ufdllig Mcollet pal1terten.
49, Mhnt,,3or% nrF h;efo ao;4,,,>n =~n
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-05
2ehrreidIe Bablen.

Man. fQnn e8 Der tpettDerbre1teten
| geitldrift ,Qeslte'S Meeflp" NUT gum
8erbtenit anredner, bab lie IN tbrer
0iternummer baS @rgebniS elmer init
Nnfans oes neuen SabreS begonnener1
,1no ieitbem unrrterbro6en fortgez
iebten larometter nmfrage iber Die
Wirfunqen Der BunoeSprobtbitton uno
6eS 8oIiteab{den 8onfrednngseele<
tes la6ltd suiammenseiteat bat: DaS
Melnltat lit dati{tt{1e Torm getletoet,
lit fir Sic Observation-Disclosures 9ez
rabeau uieberldmetterno. SO be-
meilf, oa6 Sic Dfientli6e Meinnng oeS
Qanoes thinner mebr Die BON ben Seq
ner11 porauSgeiasten nnieligen Tolsen
oe8 Brobibitions5tpanseS erfennt n11o
i'm Snterelie mabrer W}dBtgfett alt
perniinftiqe Nbdnoernng oeS Nolz
lteaooeiebe8, 5. b. anf @ieber5nlallnng
BON 8ter uno letdten @etnen orirgt.
Sod lallen mtr bas Ba5tt Der nnlfrage
|fiir lt6 lelblt lpreden.
Sic Irage r@inb 9ie IN 9qmpatbis
NIT nattonaler Brobibttion?A nrroe
BON 32.373 Bro3ent Der @trlenoer
BON Mntmorten NIT Sa, BON 66.762
Dro3ent NIT Mein ermioert, ipdbreno
ser Met, Der nod ni6t einmal | PRO-
aent ausn1adt ettne unbeittmmte Nnt<
mort qibt. STE @esner Der 8unoes=
prohibition MAIDEN 6emna9 mebr alS
.baS Doppelte Der Babl Der Drobtbt<
tton8freunoe aus.
Dte 3peite Brase lantete: rWtro,
.fomett 5te beoba6ten fOn1le1l, tn Sbz
rem @emeinmeien bic Rrobibitton er<
.folgrei6 bur9gefiibrt?" Daranf ba=
BEN 13.447 Dro3erlt NIT Sa n11o
82.449 Bro5e1t, ;. !. ettpa lteben11al
70 piel, NIT Stein geantmortet. Der
Yro5entiat nnbelttmmt uno 5foettel=
baft gebaltener Nntmorte1 betrdgt
etlpas iiber 4 Bro5e1t.
,Sat in Sbrer Ma6barl6aft nrter
SIREN perlDnltden 8efanntlbaften
6aS Erinfen getitieer 0etrdnfe 5ugez
npmme1 ODER abgenommen?" 55.257
Droaent Der @tnienber BON Nntmorten
bebanpten, oaB ieit @tnfitbrung BET
Yrobibiftot1 mebr getrnnfen nitro,
pdbrenb 29.O75 Bro3ent 0aS @egenz
tell periidern unb 1865 Hro5ent it'd
nidt redt i6lniiis iino.
STE nterte Grage NOT: r5tnb gte
fir ltrengere DrobtbttionSoollitref=
fungSz @e{ete ODER fiir Nbdnoernng Der
gegenmdrtigen @eiete?1 Son ben
unqetimmten Nntmorten abgeieber.
baben ii9 24.045 8rosent fir nod
itrengere Durdfiibrnng Der Brobibiz
ton, bagegen nabe5u breimal 10 ptel.
ndmli6 7l.64O 8ro3ent fir Nbdnoe=
rung bes goliteaogeleeeS ansgeipro=
[1en.
DaS @rgebniS Ser iiberntegenber
Mebrbeit ser Nntporten auf Die finfte
Truqe forrte BON pornberein fiir lie=
mano, ber leine Nusen ni6t benlbt
|ppr notofiildden Gatia6en beri6ieber
NTH, stpeifelbaft iein. Die Tragf
|lautete: ,@lauben 9ie, bob n8oot=
IleggerS4 grobe Snmmen Gelb Der
tbieneM Darauf baben 1906 PRO
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-05
gpo siner Chen 3ipnierin.

Dl6tli6 uilo lrerlpartet fdieo am
&c. Npril 6rau &atberina Dittbe1ner
aus. Gben, eine 56neiter. bon German
Girien BON bier, allS benz 2eben. Obj
.gleih lie idon eirige s3eit lnpdbli6
geme1en mar nnb an 8lntanora1g gez
|1itten bate, mar iie bod ni6t bettz
|ldgertg gepeien. SIR n1tertparteteSI
Dabtnidetoen mar eine hmer5ltde
lleberraidun9 ffiir tbren groben Ser
nanoten< lno GrennbeBfrei8, nnb be-
beutet ben peiteren gerluif ether Htos
interim aus t@oen 1omnlbip.
6ral1 Dittbenner mar 60 Sabrs nft
CUR Beit ibreS IobeS uro ipnroe tn
Ge9tenfletb, 9annoDer, Oentl6lano
am 8. Suit 1858 geboren. Ste fam
ais .&in0 mad Nmerifa n1b Derebe=
lidte iih am 10. Medr5 1872 NIT
Nuguit Dittbenner, mel6er ibr Dor
IL yabren I'M Tobe %porangtng. Sett
Dem Iobe tires @atten lebte bic Ser
itDrbene BET ibren &inhern, nno met
items BET ibrer Iodter, Jrau Wm. y.
Nbooe. 6rau Dittbeuner miro BON
4 @inoern iiberlebt; bieie iin6: 6erot>
na11o uno Nobert Dittbenner BON
Gben, Tran Gmma @ilger bon Mlor=
gan unb grau 2ilie Nbobe. @ine
arbere To6ter, gran Wellntt
ging ibr TN IDbe poran. Dte Ser
itorbem nirb ferner BON folgenoen Sc
l6miItern nberlebt: Breo IS. Str1en
bon Morgan, 5erman 6trien bon
Stem nlm, Tran Metpton Soft nno
Irau Mm. Metpton, betoe I'M Staate
Oregon mobnbaft. ste mar etne iebr
gldubige Gbriittn nnb geb6rte Der luz
tberiiden Stride a1. 9as 2et6enbez
gdngnis fanb 5amStdg BON Der lnz
tberii6en Stride IN Morgan aus itatt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-05

Die &6lner Domglode, bic gr6bte
0lode Deutidlano8, gebt tbrer Wtez
bcraufitebung ertgesen. Das &Dlner
Oomfapitel bat it'd entidloiien, Die
ebemalige r&aiierslode,A bic ebenfallS
Gin Opfer bes @rieees geporben lit, err
neut 9teben gu lafien. l)tt Der An8=
fiibrung lit Der acknowledgements
Setnrt9 ulri6 tn Npolba beauftragt
morben. Mie perlantet, mtrb Die
@lode etn @emt6t bon ca. 500 Gent
ner aufmeiien unb ca. 3.25 Wfeter
0ur6meiier erbalten. Die @lode er=
bait IN s3ufnnft ben Namen rDenti6e
@lode am Mbein.1 Me0ge tie Dem
beutl6en 8olfe CUR 8abrnng Der
@inigfeit nllfo CUR itettgen Warnung
Dor SEN Nnl6ldsen oes @rbfeinoes erz
,fltngen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-05

q. $. IS. @fitein, friiber tn
Melpille, 5aif. Sun. %mobnbaft, Der
iebt IN 81. Saul mobnt, belt lid.
lebte ISOLDE bier geiddftSbalber anf.
80 @ie aus 3iemlt6 3uperldiiger.
Quele perlantet, lon Die @raote=
ru~ngSarbeit, UNI oie neie Stem ulnner
notwithstanding. mad Ntcollet
@ountp fer~tigsuitellen, nod otei en
9ommer pergeben merben, fobab ote=
ielbe nod IN bteiem Sabre beenoet
merben blrfte. llniere 2efer peroen
li6 e%ntlinnen, bab Ste Nngebote fir
bieie Nrbett I'M letten Weonat abge=
mieien mnrben, ba 6a8 8egeredt
nod ni@t gang aufgefanft mar. Die
genan1te Nrbett fommt ieoo6 nnter
bas 1922 Brogramm nnb Die 6inan=
5iernng oeSielben mir0 bie 6iesidbaigen
Mrbeiten einl6lieben. Nngebote mer=:
Ben b6df mabrideinlt6 tn iebr fnr5er
s3eit no6mal8 e%ingeforoert meroe1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-05

* gor eii1igen Gage 1T bier oie
Tranerbotl6aft e%ingetroffen, bab Mtz
liam s.. 5mitb BON 8urbanf, @altz
fornien am 20. Npril g%eitorben lei,
Die Tooesurla6e mar ntdt angegeben,
SEER @mttb mar ieoo6 i6on lett
ldngerer S3eit nnpdbli9. 9etne Wtt=
ne lit Sic friibere Trau s. 9. Habl,
Ste bier b66it Dortetlbaft befannt 1T,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-05

Ser amerifaniide Boti6after, Der
Ser Gonferen5 tn @enna ais Beobz
adter beimobnt, lpielt bie 6one beS
rSnnocent 8pianooetr". ST miro gut
Oara11 tbun, ii6 por5nleben, oamit
ibm nidtS on ben &opf fltegt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-05
@ero1sgeber, gilbert gtetnbauier


Mit ben Gran5oien Graftur gu
ipredlen, idetnt Mopb George eth gang
b lonoereS: 8ergnitgen 3u bereiten.
9as pir ibm BON uno gong na6fiblen
fDrlen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-05

Der &onfere1s III @enra mirb ard
IN 5ibamerifa ungeteilte Nufmerf=
famfeit semi6met. Nber iebr i6meiz
delbaft flinsen bic Nanbgloiien bon.
bprtber ni6t!