davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-09

itrenge &ontroue geifent. Dns geFaz
n1entsfobi5iM, BAG Ste grbf1aft Sci
&aiierin entbielt, gelattg Ses mod redtz
[5eitig III siderbeit 81 bringen. Sc
h,iiie 9pffretie bdtten Den BltnIh gez
|ba6t; bnb Ser &ronprin5 nnb ipatere
&aiier, alg jeiine grfrnnflng befa1nt
tpllrbe. in Gerlin bleibe, nbaanit er bier
|beibleunigt terbe. 8ilbelm ber
8Sipeite .3babe 8n ieiner Mutter, fpie
Dohme er5aabbllfe, gealBert: ,Wdz
&c Hapaabo1 BEL 81rtb ,gefauen, (18
Sabre friiber) Das ndre. gliidIi1 ges
ElpeIen. Sic Mabnabtren, Die ii9 I'M
an oen gob bes &aiiers am
beldreibt Dobu1e lpie folgt:
aNittlerlpetl batten ii1 Nbteilunge11
.oes QebrbataillonS I'M 2aufidritt Dem
.5dlofie gendbert; nad einem borber
genall ausgenrboiteten BIan nnrOet1
rings um Sic 5pdelterralle besIel9en
Soften nit i6arf ~gelabeneln geinebr
tnnfgeitent. Ser Maipr bon Nabmer,
Der bts1er elmer Ser @%inbringlinge ges
#lpelen, bate I'M document bes Iobes
.iem Hferb CUR Sano unb iagte lin
.bag 51lob berllm, Sr0ers berteilen0,
Sic Soften rebibierenb. YI0bGih err
IWienen I'M Srnb Sic @%arbebnIaren
auBcr5am Beg ganlenganges Ser gomz
nuns, Mbteilun9ett bon ibnen legter
it9 Dor ale altBeren @dlnge bes 8arfs,
sDas s9lob tpar militdrii9 9erlnetiid
peridlpfen. Sic Mer5te batten na6s
renb 0e1len bei1loi1en. INN 8 lbr Bic
5eftipn gu mad6en u1b 5u 0erielben
sgir1oip unb 8aloeDer cin5ulnben. Ser
2eibar5t, @eneralar5t ST. .. Begncr,
6atte DeSbalb 5tpei 9epeI6en ge1briez
ben uno ippllte 1te ins Gclegrapbenz
amt trngen. MIS er aber Bic 5tufen
Ser Gerraf{e berabi6ritt, risf linn Der
bier 1febenbe Yp1ten Elm u3uriid" gu.
8egrer lpollte ii9 alifs Hnter6anoeln
berlege1r, nannte lid, bepgebli6.. Scr
Soften Derlangte, bab er ipieber alf Die
Eerraiie gebe, ba er lin ipnit berbafz
ten ipiirbe. NaG anbertbalb ober 5ipei
'5tunoen iDurDe berfiinDet, bab, lper
1as 51loB berlafien tpolla,, fib bon
Waior bon 8iling, Ioiutant beg Bis
.berigen' @ronprin5en, einen @eleitz
idein ausitellen lal1en milie. .Ielez
gratn1ne burften MIR NIT Dem 8iium
0ie1es Dffi5iers aufgegeben lperben."
Sci Der gietdtIoiigfeit, 6ie 8ilbelm
Der 8tpeite feinen @ltern gegenii6er be-
.5eigte, barf es ni1t 8unOer nebmen,
,uena er 5fpei Sabre ipdtcr 8ismardaf
lpie einen lalfig %geiporDenen alten
3ien5tbpten aus Mmt unb 8IrOen
iagte. Ser bo6fabrenbe &aiier bat
bitter biiiien miinen-leioer pir nit.
.Nber l9liebli6 ipar es ia ian9 Die
.51nIb bes 6eutiden golfes. DaB es
.iid breibig Sabre lang bon ben 2aus
.t1e11 eines bo6miitigen 8eiierlpiifers
5ba5 @e1dif bereiten lief. Itn0 ale
.5bulb rddt ii1 auf gr0en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-09
@ploene= uno @ilbernez @pd5eiten.

Sn Ser ct. GapboeI'8 fatbolti6en
Stride In 9pringficlb n1lrbe am %.
Weot, morge1lS 9 nbr, baS 160ne Set
Der @olocue1z 9pdSeit bon 9errn u1o
6rau George 9luben Or. BON Burns
topn o~efeiert nnb Nep. S. g. Slant
uno 9Sep. 9o8lehen amtterten bet Der
Grnueruag beS por so Sabret gez
oebenen neutrality-suspicious.. DaS be-
toofe Yaer muroe BON leinem 9dtptez
eerlobn unb 5odter, 9errn nno Trau
Soiepb Sang, mobnDaft in. ser gfdbe
Don Gom{rep, gelsttet. Dte Gntel==
Timber, Bernice Beder nnb Norbcrf
Gang, fungierten ais Blumerindode1
uno G~ingtrdger.
I'm 5 lbr mnrbe I'M 9anle beS
S%1belpaares ein Teitelien leroiert, on
Dem o%r1laber1lb 20. @dit tie tetlnabme1.
Son auberbalb mobnten Der l60nen
uno ieltenen 6eier bet: 5rau Gruben<
borf uno 1odter Mprtle; 6ran Otto
Gnelilb uno Io6ter Donna Marte;
Serr uno Trau Nlfreb Yublmenl
uno Scrr uno Trau Nrfbur 5epnor
uno 90dter, ldmtli6 bon SEEM nlm.
Serr uno Trau Mnton Nlben unb
Iodter Nsnes, 9err unb Srau Senrp
9tubep u1lo Trau Sobn Brudbauer
BON gleepD @pe.
Serr gtnbcp 1T In Seiterrei6znn=
germ sebnrtts uno fam Dor SIS Sabren
nad Nmerifa, 1i6 in BurnStomn eine
nele Seimltene %sriinoenb, auf Ser er
be1lts nod lebt. Trau Nuben fam
aus @iSconltn uno tie ldloiien bier
Dor so Sabren ben Buno fir bag
2ehen.s Der1Gbe entiproilen Is &inz
ser, BON oenen ltd nod 10 am 9eben
b%eftnocn. SIS 1tno Ste 90bne: George,
Sobu, 2ubmig, Branf uno Soiepb
unb sic IDdter::. Trau Soiepb Sang,
ssrau Spbn Geder, IN Der Ndbe BON
5pringfielo, m%obnbaft, uno 6ra1ees,
Sha unb &atberine, bte It'd nod i'm
@1ternbauie beftnoen.
6err n11o Trau 2nben mnroen NIT
oielen l66nen u1lb audi miibli6en Sc
}denfen bebadt. Die Teier 9eltaltete
ii6 fir bas @o6seit8paar Iopobl, afS
aud fir Die Suite 81. elmer dnberlf
frDbltden; Eep. Slant uno NeD. Sos
leben perlebten ben Sag ebenfall8 TN
Nubep Seim.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-09
III -.s@As#af
&iltorilde Nnto .
Sour geplant

SIN 9iengtae, sen 20. Stunt, begin;
1len. 1lebernadtung IN gien
lIm. YrDgratmm fDl arrangirl
merben. Mle 1ifprtfden Yldtt
i'm Snoiatler arieg iDllen beiad'
merDen.
Der y@iour 9iltortc IraiD Ser.
bar0, Der an @raberi6madungS8ttdg(
IN Sort 9tiogelp cine gerfaan1nlllnl
abbielt, .bei6lob. bsgtnne11o am 20.
Stunt, eine N%utotonr uber ben biitort=
lden 5iour Iratl 81 peranifalte1t,
2alt Der IN Sort 8i0gelp a1lgst1omme=
men geidliiie iolte bk Nltotonr I'M
ter Ser 2eitnng BON 9nltuS q,
96mabl tn ct. Saul beginnen, init
Iraperfe 0e8 .Stour IN Der 0ldbe bon
ct. Setter ais eritem NnbaltSplab
Sir bort 1T nm 1880 morger8 cine
fnr5e Beier geplant, bel pel6er @elez
genbeit Senrn Benlon BON ct. Setter
cine Mniprade balten ntrb. Bon
BORT 1on Sic Sabrt meiter mad Manz
fato geben, no ba5 MittagSmabl etnz
genommen perben miro un0 mo
.5bomas Sugbcs, 9%titorifer be8 Sort
0t0geln 5tate Barf8 urb Ser btltort=
i6en g5eiellidaft cine Nlipra6e balten
miro, in bieier bauptiddli6 bic Sc
i0i1te ser 6dngur1g Set. 38 Snbt1ner
b%eriibren0.
91a1 Scent t5nng bes Hrogramms
III Wanfato sebt 6ie 6abrt metter mad
Stem llm, .mo sic geielli6aft ben
Mbe1b nnb sic No6t Derbrtngen miro.
S. q. 06S bon bier, melder Wttglteb
beS 8etbanoeS 1T, mnsbe beauftragt,
sic n0tigen arrangements fir Stein
nlm 3ll t~rsffen. Obmobl nod ntdtS
8eiiimmteS bteSbe3iglib bsdlolen
mlroe, fa1r bod i6on perraten lDer=
Sen, SAP Elm Yarf< &on5ert obgebalten
>perben >pirb unoo bab Maaior Yfaen6er
an Sic Iourtiten eire Mniprade 5n
balten beabli6tigt, un6 3tpar iber bts
Oei1i6te Meip ulnS. Die Geiellz
nitro Mittmo9morgen na6 Sort
Nioge1p peiterfobren. Son bort aebt
Damn Sic Settle meiter na6 Sir6
Goolep, Scr ulnteren 5tour Ngencp,
no Nobert 9tnman, ein 5obn BON
Yaltor Stnlnan, Ser piele Sabrelau9
ges1iorger Sbtsfer Ngeitcp mar, gu Ser
g t ammlnng ipreben miro.
Dte Tabrt iebt ii6 Damn fort nod
Ne6poob TallS, DEBIT, 8elDiem uno
g6o unb mad Sen 96ladtgefil6en
BON @oob Safe, no cite mettere Nn=
ipra9e BON Sobn S. Moonep, Brd1tz
sent ser 9iollr 9iltortc Iratl Nlio=
gebalten meroen miro. Damn
gcbt eS mad Graftte Gall8, 100 bic
@eielfdoft iiber Mabt perbletbt.
9aS Oonner8tagprogramm l6lttb St
8eiu6 inS MonteDi6eo, Camp
Neleafe, Slb 2ac Qut Darle, Sac Out
Barle nno Mabtlon ein; bon bieranS
aebt e8 oann 1a6 gelltngbam, Obei=
ia, Ortonoille, Softer, Bear0Slep unb
8rolpnS gallep, benz Gno3tele ser
NntDtOnr.
Da Serr @dman ielbit fid ntdt
an bieier Sour betetligen fann, 10 lit
e8 leidt m0glt6, 0ab bieielbe ibren
Mnfang IN Iraperie 0e8 5tour ntmmt,
l1no ntdt, tpte nriprunglt6 geplant,
in ct. Saul. Dteie5 murbe bann
ipQter nod befanntgeJ eben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-09
Metu MN @0F,

9. Tenorz5olo Sd s1uitbe, oarurl
4 rsoe t6. ...
10. Gbor n1ro atn0erdor Ser, alsr
Serrfder. s....
Ii. #Gboral-s3nb0rer
10. @olos nnb Gbor Sin beaa1bernz
See, biibi6eS DING.
.l3. Gbor--Die 9immel riibmen 6es
Gpigen Gbre. s...5
n. &inberdor&omm NIT Grob=
loden.
is. GDpr- 9tnget benz 9errn.
IS. GDoral-33uborer III
Ser Iert 81 bieier Ga1ttate nuroe
bon Yrof. Dr. GreRmann geidrteben
unb Ste M1uiif ba5u ~lteferte Yrof.
&eppel.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-09
Gin @lid III ,1tticr G,cid,mprettcttz

ESDitein. - Drei Ser @e19tporenen,
|lDelde bnr me6r .als 5tpet Sabren iiez
Mrbeiter in Gentralia, Baib. 3bes
Worbes I'M 5~ipeiten @rabe l1ul6ig
Efanben - baben iebt freiniuig grz
fldrungen abgegeben, baB i6r gerbift
me6er Sen Iat5a1en entIpra6, mod
|ibten entipred9en ioute. Scr 83tped
|beg urteils lei ein5ig u116 alein gez
ne1en, einen Sn}fi5morb, Der riht
|pieoer gut gu MAIDEN mar, 81 perbiiz
ten. Nad ibren ietigen Darfeanngen
lei Idon Sic Yrobe<N b1timmllng einz
thinning auf Sreilprud a15gefnllen
u1rb erlt i'm 2a1f Ser 9ebattc babe it'd
ge5eigt, baB @inifimnrigfeit nldt alfz
redt erbalten tperDen Tonne. lnD
Damn fei sic 8eiorgniS gefonumet
bei Den breien ip~e1rig1ters ~, Dab eli:
ne nnoere SSurt angeiibts Der erreg@
ten @olfsmeinung bielleidt uuf Weoro,
I'M er5ten @rab erfer1ten unb nnDeilz
6ureg l1nbeil nniteIen f0nnte. nnter
oie5en Boraus1ebungen babe man iid1
alf Wprb inn 5tpeiten @reo geeinigt.
Sept, ba Die @~riegspiD6ofe boruber lie,
fDnne MOI ia beralsfommer1 IND la
cen, apie li1 bic Sa6e pirflib ber1
6dlt.. 9enu bic iicben feiett 1tnidnlbig
berurteilt Amprber, bamit tie ni6t IN
Defabr fai1nen, bon elmer iperiger gez
tpilenbaften SrrD gum CODE pernrtetlt
u1lD 1ir1getihtet 81 tperOen.
8er Iih ser Mffaire erirlt1ert, snltB
it'd audi Ser 9atlade erinnern. baB am
Gage Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N
gentraIia parnbierenDe 5Dlbaten Das
oeldlo{lene Qofal Ser S. 50. g. ffhrm<
ten llnb bnB mebrere bon hnen, alS lie
Durh sic eingeidlagene giiren ing
Saug brangen, niebergeI6onen iplIr~
Sen. 5ogar Die allercriten Berid1fe
aus gentrnlia lte1ten ben TaQ gena1
10 bar; man fonnte in Dem, tpns pic
\. IS B. taten, f@lilnmlten SaallesS
eine neberl9reitung Deg gsotipebrreb@
tee leben.
9a nadb nnIerem NedtsiDItem Der
5taatgantpalt 5ugleih Der Hr1terlnz
hunasriidfer it, tpar es nibt nblo1eDear :
lih, bu6 0ie}e Seite Der Nffa1re snab
Sen eriten amtlieben Maitteilll1gen gar
nidt ntebr benubt Dber geonlDet ipl1rz
Sc; ipie nidtt arloers 5i enipaften,sfatmn
SCI .6urrabz urb MprDss9satriptst11iS
On Sic Meibe unb bon linn ipllrOen D1e
}ieben bafnr, Dab fte lid i1ner pa ant
lrrb Hires 2ebens getpebrt batten, ing
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-09
Snni Mbre1nnng
beinabe $780, 600
SUM Mbrednung bereitS Counting
fertiggeitellt. Stcuern fur Gpunz
tp Buede, fit Manicipalttdten
u11o fir Sdulen beinabe in ielber
SDle.

ESfs E--NLt -frrIE rt z ftt
aud bieieS Sabr >paren Gountp
Sdab1neilter Senr1 S. 8erg nno
Gol1ntp Aubttpr 2outS y. 8DgelS Ste
erlten 8eamten Ste ibre Stunt Nbre6=
nurl9 fertig itellten nno ibren Beri6t
an Sen Staats Qubttor einldidten.
Seit ser Mdr3 Nbre6nung puroen
$390,305.17 IN 5teuern fonefttert,
etmaS mentger ais tn ber Stunt Nb=
rs6nung 1921 BET melder @elegenbett
Bic Eotal Gtnnabmen ii6 ani $685.
226.95 beltefe1t.
,Son Sen Ge1amt Steuern sic toll
leftiert ipur0en, .gingen $42, 3O7. 80
fir 9taatS 3ipede, $~115,425,37 fir
County .3mede, $119,SS1.83 fit
Stdbte, Stllage nnb Iopns unb Sic
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-09

E5Hfat rf%9a f&ssSnf @#HJa4@Egf@GTes&
Som ggercierpIab: 5eDgea1lt:
,Saenobbe, 9onneripetter &opf bDdl
S8ruit 'rnnsI stsp ben 9srl ba mic
nc eiingetriebene N~ngftr1brel"
8alge1lburnor. 5tror1er (ieine
serriiieren 5tiefel betradtenb) sNbal
Nndg bic 3eben ledg8en nab Sreibeitl1
sSnio. ~ sQeugi1e .es nidt, bnB Oh
bie @i0bins 9efiibt bnltl~
uSalt, #iiad15 bah' tie. gefiibtt &C aber
niid6t Das Beib. ionoern Die aodfilnif
EIerin.@
grffIdiirIliid ~ Ar3 nl5ie 1nDen
eth 1leiden6eg aeibeni Bns 5abenl
sic bentl fir einen Berllf?S
Bntient: bin Qofomotibflbs
ret bei Der SefuuDarba1nl@
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-09
Gantate in ct. 8au1's lutberiiden
Stride ein mtrfli@er Grfplg.

Sen Mniifltebbabern mnr6e Mon=
tagabeno in ser ct. Baul'S hubert
l9en Stride Elm mtrflt6 l%eltener &unlt=
senub gebote1t, 0enn alS folder fonnte
Sic Muffhbrllng Der Gdntate: Sol
SEQ @loria," pc1de bon Dem burd
Ste 5tuberten bes 81. Marttn 2rtbel
college unb Dem &inoer6or Ser lu=
tbert11en Stride nnteriItIiitbten gemt16=
ten Gbor geinngen mnrbe, NIT pollem
He6t be3et6net mer0en. Die Darz
bietnng mur0e BON 8rof. Neuter ge=
.[eitet, ipdDrenb Brof. Dntn Ste 9rgel=
bsglettung iibernonlmen batte. Dtf
gauge Nnffiibrung mur0e tn oollenoe=
ter Meile bur6gefibrt nnb 5eigte bon
.feinem 8erltdnont8 nnb &Dnnen bes
Settlers iomobl, al8 aud Der auSiben=
Ben &rdfte, un0 e8 fam MIR aner
Mitmirferoeu gr0bte Nnerfennurlq
unb Bennnoerung auSgeipro1en mer=
ben iiber bic %loben8merte Dirt, NIT be1
.6ieie8 grobe un0 i6pierige @erf BE-
ban0elt murDe.
8eionbers8 Sob mub au6 Serrr
Brof. Neuter auSgeiproden herben
6afir, oab eS ibm gelang, In b6dltem
Mlabe bie @eflble uno Sheen bee
&ompontlten Der Gantate gum Mus=
tbrud git bringen. Die Bemobne1
Stem lllm8 nn6 umgegeno f6nnen 1id
nrlr bcglidmiinf6en, einen Mann ii
Eibrer Mitte 5l baden, Ser 70 bobes
mu1ifalti6eS Gmpfin0en 5eigt un6 Sci
70 raitloS 1no unermiibltH be1trebf lift,
aud anf biefem Oebiete fir uniert
#5tabt un0 Oerer 6nbm Git arbeite1t.
Hrpgrdmn bet Gantate:
1. Seit=N orpiiel-9. Duin.
2. @boral33nb6rcr.
3. Gbor-Jli6t un8, Q 9err, 1onberr
Detnem Manen geb Gbre.
a. 8abz9olo nnb M1dnner gbor-
NuS erIief rufe i'd 9errs III Di1
s. Mt.9plo-Benn Der 6err MIDI
BET un8 Ddre.
s. GborS9Dr ieio bag all8ertuabfts
|8olf. FIJI. sf...
q, gbor-aus @naoen iou is ielig
merbett.
8. @opron=5olo nnb Gbor-Wte
Der Negen fdllt BON Stmmel.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-09

BON gntf1aoigung nnidpilbig terfolgs
ten llrb findn3ien total rllitierter ggez
slpDbnIi6er" Burger BORT maj ftid1ts.
5pipeit gebt bas MebtsgefhN Der
uDiener Deg Bolts" ni6t. limb 81
gDe1tfen, 0aB mir Sic Belt fit bic 81
smpfratie ifiidc)er madden mo1ten, tpo Der
Nedtsldub unlerer eigenen Bnrraer I'M
seigenen 9nnbe 10 s~riiditdnoig mar nrrp
~ %$s
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-09

uaber, Bini," fagt Wana entiett,
mad bod beim gHen Sen Gnrlo nid6t
10 nett nufl"
.8nrum boettn niGt. Wartta,," falgt
8iui erltaut1t, ues gebt bod nnebr binnz
einl"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-09

Ser Butient. - Nr5t: sic ipoIs
len Sic Mebi5in nidt einre6inen?
|Denfen sic BOD, e lei Bier."
Batient: s9ann m0bte i9 lieber
|gier einrebmen ut6 oenfen, es lei
Miebi8in.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-09

BeiDe sSnterefIen. 5alt bn 0enr,
[Deine5 Hrau alib aug Qiebe g%ebeirafef?
Sea, felBltberfdnolid.
Sam bat iie tDobl alib Gelo gez
5nbt2
Na, fonf batt' iid lie bod nidt Sc
5eiratet.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Munmotor, in Distress,
Aided by Coast Guard
Cutter Kickapoo Radios That
Freiphter Is Safe After Boat
Rescue Fails

A radio received at The Naval Com
nunieations Ofiee here last night from
Tho coast guard cutter KickapoO stated
shat the Munson Line freigther Nun
motor. reported In distress Friday sixty
miles Of the Five Fathom Bank Light
on the Delaware coast, Was on an even
keel and proceeding slowly. against
heavy seas IN northwesteriy direc-
ton. No destination was given.
Earlier reports received yesterday
afternoon were that the kiekapoo had
faIl.d 10 get q line aboard the Nun
motor and attempts 20 board the
frejghter IN ANAL boats were equally
frsitiess. because Of the gale and high
saas. S1all boats launched from the
Kiekapoo capsized before the men could
get into them.
Il was assumed by the naval authori-
ties last night that the kiekapoo was
still standing b.. When the Mun-
,notor was 6rst reported n distress
her commander, Captain Diamond,
stated that she was listing sharply ana
war 1hlpping water. A later radio
from hin declared that the men were
working the pumps and that IN tne
course Of a few hours he expected 20
have her righted 20 that she coule
nroceed 70 Boston with her cargo OF
coal. She has twenty-one men m the
crew.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
French Assail Hug hes
Plan as British Approve;
Senate Leaders Are For 1t
Paris Insists Treaty
Rights Are Paramount
en1cIaI rabIe 3 ~ Ti5ans

NNNfNNN NNNNN ~ 80"
Copyright. 1929. New York Tribune Inc
PARIS, Dec. 30.-With the
first French reaction to the
Hughes New Haven speech, one
of keen resentment and the Cabi-
net ministers officially withhold
ing all comment, "Le Temps
generally regarded as the govern
ment's spokesman tonight in re-
,eeting Secretary Hughes's sug'
gestion for an International ex-
pert commission Of investigation,
says:
"The repayation debts are the
result Of treaties and accords
signed between governments. It
Is not customary for a nation to
abandon rights so acquired and
submit them TO arbitration rep
resenting private interests. The
United States government GER
tainly would not consent to any
abdication Of tnis kind il called
on to safeguard the rights Of her
country"
"Le Temps" also sharply resents
Secretary Hughes's remark that
the reparstions problem is not
properly a political one.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Reich Plan Sets
ReparatiOns at
4OBilliOnMarks
Germany Will Ask Premiers
for international Loan OF
80 Billions, Promising
Any Adequate Guarantees
Envoy on Way TO Paris
ProposalWilI Urge Removal
Of Rhine Troops; left"
Faction Alone Dissents
By Joseph Shaplen
Ru IFireleas % The Trllnne

Copyright 1922. New York Tribune Inc.
BERLIN, Dec. 80. - Germany's new
reparation proposals to the Allies were
completed to-day and will be taken to
Paris tonight by Carl Bergman. the
financial expert, who will act as special
courier
These arC the proposals:
Germany's total Of reperation pay.
ments 10 be set at 10000 100000 gold
marks, this sum to include payments
already made.
Germany 20 receive an immediate In
ternational loan Of 20.000,000,0OO gold
marks and two additional loans OF
5000, 100000 marks each. raisablc in
1927 and 1881, making a total desired
loan OF 100000 100000 gold marks, to
be devoted mostly 20 the payment OF
Germany to give the international
consortium floating this loan any guar
antics demanded.
AS recently foreshadowed in dis.
patches 20 The Tribune, Germany will
also ask for gradual removal Of the
army Of occupation and clearing Of the
Ruhr, Ort, Duisburg and Dusseldorf.
Should IL be impossible now TO float
the entire international loan which
Germany asks, the CuuO government
suggests that a portion Of Il be hoated
iive years hence. It is recommended
that the loan carry per cent interest,
with amortization at / per cent.
Germany undertakes 20 raise part Of
this loan IN rnally. This portion, Il is
stipulated, would be devoted 10 stabil-
izatiOn Of the mark.
DR.. Theodor Melchior, head Of the
WarburQ banking interests here, is
understood to be the chief author OF
this plan.
Whether the proposals will be pre-
sonted by Bergman at Paris IN the
form OF diplomatic note or orally Is
not known tonight
The plan has the support Of German
industry. The Socialists, however, Bit
terly criticize the Chancell0rs failure
10 consult them In the formation Of it.
They express the fear, too, that the
weeping guarantees offered may entail
mortgaging the railways, mihes and
other national property resources TO
the proposed foreign consortium.
Since the granting ot such guar
antics must be approved by the Relchs-
tag, n union Of the Socialists and ex-
treme nationalists there may Kill ~
even II Il proves acceptable TO the Al
lies.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Dry Forces to List AU
NetC Year Reservations
SubDOenGs Order Restaurant
Managers 10 CiUe Names OF
Patrons as More in Rum Ww

Federal authorities executed a sur
Frise movement yesterday In their cam
psin for dry New Years Eve when
Aey subpunaed all New York hotel and
restaurant managers to furnish names
o. persons making table reservations
ior last night and tonight.
Hundreds Of subp9nas were issued
during the day by Federal Judge
Learned Hand and Commissioner Of
Licenses John F. Gilehrist, and they
we're served during the afternoon and
evening on virtually oil Of the city's
pfetentious dining places.
The subpenas require the managers
2 present their reservation lists to the
FEDERAL authorities next Tuesday
January 2. In at least one instance the
cate on the subpoena was December ..
lsl2, however. indicating a slip Of the
pt IN the hurried issuance Of so many
,,e'hs. All were made out 70 John
hstel men were at a loss 10 under
sand the move and several said they
4leved Il was made As a preventive
festurc, 20 deter New Years eve merry
bakers from public drinking throuyb
.ear ~ the consequences Of next Tues.
Rays action. II was pointed out that
ihe lists would contain only a small
fefceniage Of the names Of those tax
ing part in the holiday revels at the
cafes since most reservations are made
n the name Of one individual. who may
(coniinued On Base thrssl
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Literary LITER Freed
If He'll Go 10 Work

PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. co.
Louis Victor Eytinge, who has
gained prominence through his
literary accomplishments while
serving a life term for murder In
the Arizona State Penitentiary,
was granted a parole to-day by
Governor Thomas +. Campbell.
Eytinge while ia prison wrote
several stories and articles which
were published under his name.
During the war he contributed 70
the advertising campaign for the
United States Liberty loan drives.
According 10 Mr.. Campbell,
Eytinge recently received an offer
Of a position with a New York
publishing firm at a salary Of
$4,000 a year, and the parole was
made contingent upon acceptance
Of this offer.
The parole will become effective
Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Barnes Quits Hays Film Board,
Protesting Action on Arbuckle

10 our personal urging, / accepted a
uOsition on your newly constructed
zee - ~d~iso~y service % you
az head Of the motion picture indus
try. VIII you recall that you
~o1ceDtiOn Of
certain larger aspects OF advice 70 you
.r-1ar' 81
this industry and its relation with the
puDlic on wnicn you sincerely desired
eonsultation2
Your action in regard 70 the rein
statement Of Roscoe Arbuekle involves
one of the serious aspects In which
such a committee might be expected 20
be consulted, yet the matter was not
presented to the advisory committee
70 '.s o-irion Your action In rein
stating, which has offended the moral
sense Of large section Of the Amer
lean people, must. in some degree, az
feet the committee which YOU have
publicly was announced was created
= von in establishing and main
tanning the highest possible mora
..-..4erds In motion picture produc-
tioh''
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31

win II. Hays. head Of the Motion
Picture Producers and Distributors,
Inc. admitted yesterday on his return
from Los Angles. that his decision 20
reinstate Fatty" Arbuckle had cost
him the services Of Julius II. Barnes.
president Of the Chamber Of Commerce
OF the United States, as a member oil
the executive committee Of advisory
hodies recently recruited fot the I'M
provement Of moving pictures.
Mr. Barnes said In his letter OF
resignation that he thought the CUES
tion Of reinstatement Of Arbuckle IN
tbe Aims was one concerning which the
executive committee should have been
consulted, but the only questions which
Rad been put up 70 the members Of that
committee dealt with the expression Of
opinions as 10 certain films.
lie resigned, he wrote, 40 end the
anomalous position my name on that
advisory committee creates whilo ]
IN president Of the Chamber Of Com
mefce OF tho United States" His let
ter, In part, follows:
~esme three months ago. IN rssponas
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Family of Four Killed
BY Gas Heater Fumes
bssber Alone Alive as Friend
Breaks I'm, but Dies Before
Hospital Aid Arrives

Gas escaping from a kitchen heater
A four more lives yesterday. Frank
.orazza, his wife. Mary. and their two
.''ldren, Joseph and Muriel, were
'ssnd dead in the bedroom Of their
.-iee-room tenement at 90 Milford
1''eei' East New York. Mrs. Carrazza
as IN bed, her husband was lying
~ Tor rest before going back 60
- \. work as barber and he children
gue Playing with their toys on the
~ 1 when they were overcome, one
N.er The other
r ne bodies were found by Pasquale
~ ESQ, Of % Weldon Street. when he
..sa just before supper time. Car
s.1a vas still moaning wheS his
sld entered the room and threw
n ne windows. but he died before
ambulance could reach the house
tN me Bradford Street Hospital.
~ others had been dead nearly a
81 Fpafently some one had turned on
a.. gas IN the hester and lad been
lis'sea b q bareback into thinking
" "As pnrnin6