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The New York herald., 1922-04-07
GENERAL ELECTRIC
ORDERS PILE IN FAST
Gains for First Quarter Make
Business at S2,OOO,O00
Yearly. Rate.

The General Electric Company ap-
pears to be recovering from the indus
trial depression OF 1921. according to its
report, Issued yesterday. In that year
orders fell to s17s.722.0Q0 from s31s.-
A7O.43s in 1920. but in the first quarter
OF this year they gained ut the annual
rate Of more than s200.000.000. After
eliminating cancellations, untitled orders
at the end of 1920 stood at s45,391. 900
for large apparatus. in contrast to $111,-
77S,000 at the close of the preceding
year. In 1921 the company billed net
sales of s221.oo7. .s91.s4. against $685.
75S. S.4S7.57 In 1920.
After allowing for depreciation and
Federal taxes the company's income
from It's sales OF 1921 was S21,676,6S3.06,
which with $6.478.sS4.4 in other income
lifted Its total income to 2S,155, ,667.47.
From the Last named amount was taken
S6.502.S55.15 for interest, discount on
debentures, notes payable. &C.. and In
vestment securities reserve leaving S21,-
652,8l2.32 available for dividends, out of
which $13.4o9,522 in per cent. cash
dividends was paid, leaving s8,243,290.32
for surplus.
On December 81. 1920. the company's
surplus. after a deduction OF s1.41s.-
S65.33 for sundry adjustments (net).
was 8S.62S. "a. to which was added
$S. 43 2So32. while s6.74s.1A was de-
Quoted for 4 per cent. stock dividends
In 1891, making the final surplus at the
end Of that year SO. .12s921.56
At the close of last year the company
had 1850 stockholders. including 1887
women.
During the year q committee revalued
the oompanya investment securities
which are carried now as $75, 1926. .3s2. II.
Tho accounts of the International
General Electric Company are not in
cluded In the report The following
table shows that oompanys figures for
1921 and 1920.
Net sales billed. .sss 1859, ,o12.1s s2,774 ,s11 SO
Other income. 2.bS1 .64s.e3 asa. .421. 30
Total income QlO aR1 ~ AIT "a
The New York herald., 1922-04-07
Terminal Issue Coming.

The Cleveland Terminal Company
will sell soon an ISSUE OF about $4,000
900 of it's mortgage bonds to capitalize
expenditures made and finance further
additions and betterments. The COM
pany has not applied to the Interstate
Commerce Commission for authority to
issue the bonds as certain details Of
them have not been settled.
The New York herald., 1922-04-07

turn over its cash daily for Some time 70
iiquidats tho obligation.
The city OF New Brunswick has q
claim for $1,000. the petition stated. and
four suits are pending against the COR
poration IN the Essex County District
Court,
The New York herald., 1922-04-07
otrer wisconsin Electric Bonds.

Paine, wopber 4 Co. arc offering
$4,000 of the Eastern Wisconsin Elec-
trio Company's first and refunding
mortgage per cent. gold bonds. due
on March /. 1947. at s. and interest to
yield go per cent. The company's net
earnings for the year ended with Feb
ruary 2s we're s5C7 .0ef, or more than
two and half times the interest re-
cursments on Its mortgaged debt out
standing The bonds are legal invest
mcnts for savings banks In Rhode
sland and New Hampshire. The COM
pAny serves Wisconsin communities
having 10000 total population.
The New York herald., 1922-04-07
$500, 900 ST. PAUL FLoTATIoN.

George q. Gibbons Co. are offering
q new issue OF 100000 OF the city OF St
Paul's coupon or registered AZ per
cent water works bonds, due on April
/, 1852, at 105.e7 and interest to yield
Ing AIS per cent. They are exempt
from Federal income taxes and legal
investments for savings banks and trust
funds In New York. Massachusetts. Con-
necticut and other States.
The New York herald., 1922-04-07
1890, 900 memphis onerfns.

A syndicate headed by tho Guaranty
Company of New York and including
watkins q Co., Redmond & Co., Esta-
brook G co. and Hannahs. Ballin & Lee
is Offering S1.250.000 Of the city OF
Memphis ~ per cent bonds dated jan
uary /, 1922, and due serially on JAM
uary 1, 1925, to January /. 1862. They
are free from Federal income tax and
are offered at prices to yield AGO to $50
per cent. according to their maturities.
The New York herald., 1922-04-07
oxcrsub.cribe Electric Bonds.

A. c. Allyn g. Co. and Hambicton
a Co announce that subscription books
on the si,s5o,ooo OF the Pennsylvania
Ohio Electric Company's first mortgage
collateral trust 81 per cent. sinking
fund gold bonds. series A. have been
closed, tho issue having been oversub-
scribed.
The New York herald., 1922-04-07
Few Magma Copper Issue.

Magma Copper Company's directors
authorized an issue OF 1.6oO.oo0 of It's
ten year per cent. convertible debcnture
bonds dated June /. 1922, and converti-
BILE at any time after their issue into It's
stock on basis of fifteen shares OF stock
for a $500 bond.
The New York herald., 1922-04-07
Foreign Shipping Bonds SOLD.

A foreign shipping company has sold
an issue of bonds OF between T.oo0.ooo
and $s.0o0.000 to a group OF local bank
ers. They are in foreign currency de-
nominations and II is understood that
they will be offered for public subscrip-
ton the next few days.
The New York herald., 1922-04-07
sa.7So,ooo Power Project.

III. M. Byliesby ana the Federal Sc
surlties Corporation plan to syndicate
xs,on an issue or q. 2.fvo. 900 of the Okla
honna General Power Company's first
mortgage 8 per cent. gold bonds.
The New York herald., 1922-04-07
Ontario TO Seek BIDS.

The Province of Ontario will call soon
for bids on 100000 of Its thirty year
5 per cent. bonds.
The New York herald., 1922-04-07
Ajax Rubber
eS 1895
Amer Ag Chem
LIST con 5s 1928
4 90
Amer Cotton o.
deb s. 1881

o. go
Am 3 & Rfg
LET A 6s ls47
The New York herald., 1922-04-07
o. g. rREwAR BONDS.
EXPORTS FROM NEW yoRK.

Exports from New York yesterday: wheat,
bu, 23C. .04s; Data, bu.. 20.500. pork, bbls.
20 bacons, lbs, .sc2. 500; lard. MS, Oh. .sio
hbls,, 20; beef, tc-., rs, hams. ibs., 81 300.
ubricetins Oh, gels, ss,sJo: grass seed baEa,
20.
The New York herald., 1922-04-07
KINGDOM OF BELGIUM


with provisions Of Section Of
onds n
lin
and 2Ye External Loan Sinking Fund Bonds bearing the following
e therefor
The New York herald., 1922-04-07

Del g. Hudson Genl Elec Co
LIST & ref Is 80 d deb 1910
49,. .SS .1C57s
s.. .ssis .lO8
Den &c RIO @ Genes Eiv RR
Is 1888 LIST 6s 1857
. s......77ia H.. ;seas
The New York herald., 1922-04-07
BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE E
THURSDAY, APRIL 4

THURSDAY. o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-13
FALLING BRICK CRACKS
WORkINCMAN'S SKULL

Struck by falling brick while en-
HnH"d In his iirst days work ON II
Job at the South Twelfth Street pow.
"r plant OF the Virginia hallway and
Power Company. William Martin. TO2
Nichnls"n Street. was removed to
Memorial Hospital. where physicians
round he was suffering from II frnc-
turcd skull. The brick fell from "a
lwenty-foet scarfold. striking the
newly employed workman on the
mead. Three other people w.r"
slightly injured In a series Of ac-
ridrnts during the day. Mrs u l..
Sfdhor was struck by trolley at
Eighth aud Broad Streets during tn,
rush OF traffic at noon hour. and her
arm was fractured. She was taken
10 her home ut 1909 Hull Street
In a troliey-automobil. crash ON
Main Street between Eleventh aud
twelfth Streets the driver and q
passenger OF the motor vehicle w"r"
slightly injured. They are: ] Il.
liiilman and W. -. Williams. zoo East
Grace Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-13
CHURCH HILL STRUCTURE
TO Be BUILT FOR $4,000

r.. III. Armcntrout. Richmond
contractor. was awarded tho con
tract for tho construction OF tn
new Church Hin Offices OF the Ameri
can National Bank. TO he built
once at Twenty nfth and Marshal
Streets, according to an announce
ment made last night by officials o
the American National Rank. TIL
work Will cost S42.SoO. IT is under
stood that the contract for the con
struction Of the American National
hank building on Grace stree, viii
he let within thirty days. Work on
the Church lin building begins
once. Possession Is expected by the
banking officials within Ave months.
The structure viii h. located on n
corner lot and viii be OF limestone
beautifully finished az
a duplicate ot the original Ameri-
can National Bank Building. located
ON Main street at Tenth.
Other bidders on tn" construct 10 n
job include a. NJ Wal<up j. G.
RcR1ley n Co. Hunt Il Amrhein.
wise Granite and Construction Com
pany. A. +. Perrin. f.. II. Armen-
trout. !. r. Nuckols. Davis Brothers.
Inc. James Fox e Sons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-13
CONSIDER NEW MEMBERS
FOR REAL ESTATE BODY
Several New Real Estate
Firms Seek Admitlancc
10 Exchange.
TO Exchange.

Several applications for member
snip In the Richmond Real Estate
rNchahSe VIII be acted upon "a, a
meeting OF the membership commit
Tee or the organization today AT 1870
CLOCK. according TO an announce
m"nt from Aubrey A. Aaron. new
secretary OF the organization. There
are several firms in business now
"hich nave Just begun operations
ana "h" wish To affiliate with the
eHchahRe. Their applications have
been considered and posted and ,ho
membership committee will mako ne
recommendations today. The honrd
OF managers will meet In monthly
session NJ o'clock and the renort
OF the committee may be ready for
It's hands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-13
You'll Get Rid of
Blackheads Suro

There Is ono simple. safe and sure
way that never fans to get rid Of
blackhcads. that &c 1" dissolve ;hcu
To do this get two ounces of cnlo-
mite powder from any drug store
sprlnklc> little on "a hot. wet cloih-
run over tho black heads briskIy-
wash the parts aud YOU viii he sur
Nriscd how tn" hia"kh"ads have dis-
appeared Big bIacnhcatis lit,Ic
blackhcada. no matter where they
are. simply dissolve and disappoar
Rlackheads are a miAtur. az dust and
art and scCrctions that form In tho
pores OF the skin The caloni,e pow
der and tn. water dissolve tho black
heads so they wash right out leaving
tho pores free and clean and in their
natural condi'ion.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-13
The Joy
EN- IVY
Of watching film-coats disappear from teeth

II you don't know these facts as yet, send
now for this free test.
All the world over careful people are brush
ing teeth in a new way. Millions OF them in
America alone You SEE tne results in prettier
teeth wherever you look today. Now let your
own teeth show them.
Combat the film
Your teeth are coated with viscous film
You can feel it now. II cngs TO teeth. enters
cIevices and stays. No ordinary tooth paste can
effectively combat it.
Film sbsoTbs stains making the teeth look
dngy 1t then forms cloudy coats Tartar is
based on film. 1t holds food substance which
iermen,s and forms acid |, holds the acid in
contact with the teeth to cause decay
Germs breed by millions in it, They. with
tartar. are the chief cause OF pyorrhea All Of
these troubles were constantly increasing under
old brushing methods.
Then this came
Dental science then began Search for film
oombatan's. Eventually two were found One
acts TO cudle film, one TO remove it, and with
out any harmful securing.
Able authorities proved these methods effec-
tive Then dentists everywhere began 10 advise
their
new-type tooth paste was created based
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-13
AWARD HUNT CONTRACT
FOR ASHLAND STATION
Architect Announces Results
of Bidding for r., F. & P.
Construction lob.

Aubrey Hunt was low bidder on
the construction OF the Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
ROAD station at Ashland. Va. which
VIII be erected within the next three
or four months according TO figures
which have been made public by
Architect w. II. Lee. The figures
themselves were not announced.
Kidding on the contract were J. Il.
Jones, Aubrey Hunt. Moore & Harry.
Claiborne Taylor. w. L. RaGland
q Son. James Fox & Sons
The work will start immcdiatcly
II is understood
The Richmond. Frcderickeburg and
fo'"mnc Railroad has. among other
projects. the construction of the new
Szoo,ooO shops in Acca. and consid-
cradle other minor construction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-13
Grace Street Brings
$4,000 Foot Again

Henry fIarwood has just sold
TO c. T.. Phillips for a considera-
ton Of $4,000 n front foot. rs feet
OF property ut Third and Grace
street from the property recently
purchased by the former. The
new purchaser has not announced
what he Will do with tho prop
erty. but has definitely decided
not to improve II nj once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-13

Speaking ON Little Things THAI,
count Big Ralph Dombrower will
address the members ~ the Rich
m"nd Advertising club today at 1855
clock in the auditorium OF the Y.
w. {. a. MIR. Dombrower will cite
number Of local Instances where
niue things have been mad. to count
tor something worth while Mem
hers Of the Wom-u's Advcrtisins club
viii attend the luncheon Plans arc
IN formation for the amnlgamation OF
ih- TWO clubs AT near date Mt which
M" special program will he pro-
pared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-13
VIII Encournp. s,,r,..

Chart'r was granted yesterday by
thc state Corporation Commission To
the Iickwick Athletic Association.
incorporated. Norfolk. Va u non-
stock corporation, to cncuurag. attn
i"tlc sports and games OF all kinds
ana maintain clubhouse FOR tn"
hencht ~ It's members. TN" Officers
ana incorporatorS ar" Norman llur-
heimcr, presidents; David Richter.
-'cretarN. and Fred \. Herbert. all
ni Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-13
Merger I. Authorized

me state Corporation Commission
Yesterday authorized tn" merger Of
the Acme Rcd Ash Coal company
incorporated. tn" Red Ash Fuel Sales
corporation and the Excelsior Red
ASH Coal Company. Incorporated un-
der the nam" ~ Excelsior Rcd Ash
coal Company. Incorporated Raven
Va. Tn" maximum capital stock l..
s'"."H" minimum $4,000. Tho officers
arc Gc"rc" II Mccall. president
Richlands. Va and \. w Horton.
secretary. Raven. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-13

on modern research. The name is Pepsodent.
In that modern tooth paste embodied those
two great film combatants
Two other effects
Pt?sodent brings two other effects which re-
search proves essential. 1t multiplies the aka
Unity Of the saliva. That is there to constantly
neutralize the acids which cause decay
1t rnultiples the starch digestant in the
saliva. That is there to digest starch deposits
on teeth which may otherwise ferment and
torn acids Thus Pepsodent, twice daily, gives
manifold power to Natures great tooth-pro-
tectins agents in the mouth.
What it means to a child
Pepsodent brings new era in teeth cleaning
1t means that children need not suffer what you
may have suffered from your teeth. 1t means
that boys and girls, as they grow up, need not
have dingy teeth.
Do this
Send the coupon for To-Day Tube. Note
how clean the teeth feel after using Mark the
absence OF the viscous film. See how teeth
whten as the hlm-coats disappear
One week will bring to you and yours a new
idea OF what clean teeth mean. Cut out coupon
now.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-13

paving posts. railroad ties and ,ele-
,hnnc. electric light. etc: pick-ts.
p"linHs. hoops and slaves: potash.
but with provision that for the
hrHt three years after the passage
81 tho bill there shall be a duty Of
LOO per mound.
MhHnesite duties. AS fixed by the
tariff conferees. are: crude. i've
hlStecnths of cent u pounu: CauR-
Ito Galclned. fve-eighths cent X
ponnu; doad. burned and grain.
nty-three-fortieths cent a pound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-13

The proposed presentation OF {
oil portrait Of General J. Thompst
Brown. deceased head OF tho firm
j. Thompson Brown Il Co. will con
before the board nj this time. II
portrait IL beautifully done in oil an
the proposed presentation viii con
before the board FOR approval or r.
lection today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-13
$l4,400 Received for
48 Acres West of CITY

Furty-oight acres OF land jlist
west OF tho city Of Richmond has
heon transferred this week TO g.
W. t'hillips for II consideration
'nid Ia he $500 nm acre. accord
ing to nm announcement made this
morninT Further facts about the
sale were not divuixed. The prop
rrty woa formerly owned by
stuart Woodward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-13
Approves. Hank >,p,,c,,,on

The Comptroller az the Currency
has approved tho application OF tho
Washington Ranking and Trust com.
pany. Fries. Va into the First Ma
ttonal Bank or Fries. Va with can
ital stock of 100000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-13

on modern research. The name is Pepsodent.
l n that modern tooth paste are embodied those
two great film combatants.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

mKriege gegen die Sklhayerei unterstutz-
tie England die Sklavenlords desSadens, llnd
rustete schMfe fir sic aus pu-
rem Miitleiid fur die Ameariikkaner des
iSudens,s aus Voraussicht elmer eY. Yer
rmu des Nordens, %solltentf die Sklaven
em~anzipiert werden. ia die Sehulbucher
werden stets mteressant undd der bbliinnddeen
5Weltein n auffgestteck werdenn.
laaaaasssdts lie guten Vettern reclhdt. hat
ten, 5betaneefff1aaaaNr1 Yera1r1nnauln1gg ,,bbeeWWeeist, ddass der
-jjaahrige, gblntige .sHIIunderrttauuss
sende, verWugtete sHeimstattten. 100000
Tote, aVefwundete, sWittwen und #'Waisena
hinterliess, undIdem ILande cine National
'sschuld auffbauirsdeete,ysan der es jjetzt noch
isschWer zu magen hat.--Welche Mittel4die
eden; Briiten anwandten, umsaaAmerika ais
Kolonie auszupressseen 1und; zus,unterjochen,
sdaruber mag man a sseinem u~nnbpeeinfhussten
Observation-Disclosures nachlesen. Hier ist NIGHT
der Raumi .daffuur. Die Aufzahlungen der
Greueltaten und T~yrannelen wirden
schwere Folianten ben0tigen.
Blood is thicker than water
Qn Connaught gibt ses einsSprichwort:
Vor drei Dingen soil der5HMensch SIGH
huten: .Vor den Hufen ddeess Mauulesels,
vor den H0rnern zines Bullleenrl ind vor
der Freundschaft zines EngllandersD
1.tt seltens4 isl. die Kolnnjekktturs giinstigger gge:-
eggseenigts 'L ais gerade jetzt, den VeT1angglisie-
rungsklnst ta entgeggenzuarbeitenyaaden ge.
s jill dddeeutschen Einfluss in diesem Ian
de N1rss GTeltangg zuess b~ringen,ssnd zugleich
die iiIfamen Llgens, d1eutsche IS Minderwer-
hgksiitt 5and BarbaFseeii fur INNER abzltun,
und zWar ddurch das Observation-Disclosures
mehr-das Zusamnnenhalten DIES Deutschh-
tums. hier, zur Geltendmachung seiaer
politischen Macht! Wird solches <m0glich
werden? Wird die V%ernunft siegen?
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10
Das deutsche Herr.
EImar Vente.

Wenn Elm elender deb dir die Habe geklaubt,
wenn verlaumderischer Neid das, Verdienst dir stal,
wenn Elm Ziel dir entriickte, an das du geglaubt,
wenn ais LUCE entpuppt' SIGH dein Ideal,
wenn uber den Kunstwerk die Dumrnheit spricht--
Damn staune, mein Herr, damn kage NIGHT.
Wenn das Schicksal dich bnrdet NIT Sorg' und NIT Not.
wenn die Erdea efzittert I'M Wahnsinn der Schlacht,
wenn der Zeitgeists Eur Haandrnagd der Lige verroht,
wenn dein CLAUDE Vers i1ax in die Schatten der Nacht
wenn i'm Chaos deilnli Hofen z,i,sammenbricht - 81
DannssstraAe dicshh,, Herr, damn zittere NIGHT.
ssanG 4sas:
Die Wunde vernarbt, die das Schicksal schlagt,
ans Unmoglche grenzt, was das Herr ertragt,
du schlugst noch bei'm Sturze der deutschen Wehr;
doch wolfe die Sunde, dass Deutschland's En-,
Durch eigene Schande zusammenbricht -
Damn breche auch du-ich halle dich NIGHT.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

@iT.SSrH@s SssgS. Ef1gE
.Mitglieo Ser ggps0itions BET &ieler
Rripatbp8enf ST.. @,6drtner, bat 1t1 BET
NuIgnibunig seieles eo6lsn Rpiilfstppearfs e g.
eiinltem rlrliiiifhen ad5aretf5nMgg atgeltedft
urno 1T .auf nfsn0er groe am '6ledW
;pbus pserifprber. ST. Gdrtner mar
Ser @pbn beg b%efannten SSenaer 9p<
eienifers 8rofeiIor @drfner. gr mar
Jung gper5eiratet unb bietsrldbt etne
5t~iefgebeugte @itne hno Elm 5obnhe1n
seIim 8artei1en Sitter. sI95.,
II. 9e5en,ber. 1927 8eiliger
:s iii a SIX = Il q IA fat IT, Ii lifse 4. ssla 5d9ntsssgg
,6ealtnIgsa Il ld11rtasaaa a1naunlfe :.t7Ss5traBen@esl t1lo
ase6enoes { G fssa lbs i beiss Grab
Narme. 80 7n5agsittlY5' gut 8 ie.9Satnr
nit. nng meir1t, 10 tiidiib gibt uh5
Der peiBbdrtige sunta Claus IN Der
oeut1hen Nepftblif. Sfatt Srel10e err
regenDfers @aben bnt er nlerbanb 9in<s
ge fir 1ns in feinem Cad, fiir bic
|i6m 3n banfer1 er bpffentlih niht gar
nod ertpartet. Sic 8erbanDlnngen
in 2onbpn tpegen @tunoung Der Nepta<
ratiDns5dbllnsen 1inb %ergebnislos abb
qebroden poroen. Gus Nfrifa pur<
BEN 5 neue maroffanilde @prps na1
6ranfreib fronspprtien, Sic gum Sell
ais 8elabungstrnppen I'M Nbeinlanb
oe%rfpenbget nerDen iollen.E Sic Nepas
rntipnsfpmmiiiion ipirb 11ns bie aus&
flbrbon &pbIe i11s neutrnle Muslanb
berbieten, 11fpetg iib aber bariiber
aug, nomit mir 5ped uno Getreibe
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

s%tunoenplan Ser gurnidnle bes
Stem ulmer SurnpereinS.
1. anabenflaKe, Sitter 6-1O Sabre,
MittpoA Ma@mittag 400 big
500.
@omstag gormittags 900 biS
1000.
2. &nabenfla1e, Sitter 1O-14 Sabre
Montag Madmitta94:3O biS5:3O.
DonnerStag Ma6mtttag 400 big
800.
3Daltnae, sitter 14-lS Sabre,
Montag Mbenb 1870 bic $50.
Ireitag Mbenh 7:30 bis $50.
MannertlaKe BON IS Sabre anf.
wdrtS
Dienstag Nbeno 8;;15 biS 1000.
6reitag Mbenb $50 bts 1000.
Mlte 9srrenflaiie
Mittpo0 Mbenb $50 biS $50. Ell
1. Mdbdenf aiie Nher Gil SABRE 4
Dienstag, Madmiftag 4 Bis $ 81
9amsfa8 gertntttag 10 btsJ1.s
MGbMenfIaiie; Sitter l-l5SSab
DienStag Ma1mittag 5 Bic 6.
Gnitag May6miittag 4 bts 5. 5s
3. Mdii0pdenflai1e, Glitter 15-18 Sabre
Sabre. 4 #
Mittmod Abe%a7.sosbis $50.
5amstag Menb $50 bis $50.
1. DamenflaKe, Nmdnger
Donnerstag Mbenb 7:30 Bis 500.
2. DamenflaHe,8 oreet6ritten
Dennerstae Abenb 500 BIG 1900
Nnton Qeibolo,
4. (. Gurnlebrei
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10
Mene farbise gr,tppen fir bus

Hbeinlanb. 5trnBburger Bldtter be-
ridteten aus 8nris, baB I'M S%riibjabr
flint .ne1te marpffonti6e: aofps mach
yranfreib transportiert tperben, bon
6enen ser gr1Bte Sell nadEDem @bein<
lanb berbra9t iperpen nno bort als
BeIahungstruppen gertpcnbung ftnberr
ion. 6dmtlide maroffnniihen 9ilfsz
truppen merben ibrisens IN regnldre
@prps ser fran60iii6en Mrn1ee umgez
lnarDelt.
!6ierausb en1erft Sic 81. S. g. z&orz
relponoen5: Danu6 perben anem
Mnidein mad auh bie iebt IN Die 6etz
mat. 8uriidfebrenben ameritaniihen
Eruppen 0urh Barbige erIett. peroen:
5tatt bab allo Sic @6tpar5e Sdma6
am Mbein berringert ober a%nfgeboben
tpirb, lon lie pabr1@einli6 nod nr1
eth bebente11oes b%ergr0Bert fperben.
Daonrd, bab bie n1aroffanii6en 6ilfss.
trrppen in Sic fransDiii6e 9r11ee anfz
genommen nerben, gibt Sranfrei9
lelbH iebes Nedt nuf, nod peiter als
s@ault1rnation angefeben gu fperoen.
8enn immer audi Sic ~farbigen grupz
pen burd fire ginreihung in bas
fran56iiihe Seer Sen tpeiBen fran5Dii@
lden 9ruppen glei@geifelt tperoen.
our6 lire berab19eunng5pur0tge1a.
biebii6en Triebe bleiben tie nidtsoe<
ifoipeniger 8arbige unb Neger, bilben.
tie rtad6 pie Dor bie 59tparae S6ma9
am Nbein. 8as inbes fir SranfreiA
re6t un6 binig, tit uns 9enti6en nod
LANCE ri9t gut genug. 8ir mimi den
mad tpie bpr, enbli9 bon Der 59tpar
gen 69ma9 erlDit 81 tperben."