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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-06-04
Grbalten 9iplpne.

Oie @6lubfeter Ger bteitgen fatb.
Yfarrl6ule fano am 6retta9abeno lebter
Mo6e itatt u1rb bel bteler @elesenbett
erbtelten 81 @9Iler lire Diplome.
0eren Nomen >purben fiir3lt6 In Ger
uHoit" per0ffentltdt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-06-04

Ser W6belbd1rbler Sobn $. Torlter
bon bier bot bteler Sage einen 8rief bon
Serrn Terbtnanb 1urrlberr, einem ebe=
ntaltgen fetp l1lmer, erbalte1, In Dem
bteler nteSerum etn &laeelteo anltimmt
itber bte l6ltnllnen 8erbdltntlle tn letner
9etmat, Boralberg. 5err 3urnberr
lpobnt In Dornbtrn, tpo er NIT bem
oorttgen 8olfe, allerbanb @ntbebrungen
ousseiett IT. Wte er i6rei6t; tit Die
Scot tmme onoe:,grob, nno man6e
f0nnen itd Esg{angelS an 2ebens=
r1ttteln fa1il.t.1s leben erbalten. 2ln6
itnb hte Yretfe fir alle8 fur6tbar bod.
&erliek Mmerifa,
Serr 9urnberr fat ltd lebte8 Sabr
nm Die Wetbna6t85ett na6 letner alten
Setn1at beseben, nadbem er fir oiele
Sabre bter In Stem l1lm setpobnt batte.
@6on allf ser S5eanreile bate er pielerz
lei 2etben auS5uiteben, bic er lt6 nt6t
bate trdl1n1e11 la11en, 1l11b baS @llen auf
oem fraf15Dii16en Danpfer, auf bem er
fubr, mar ,re6t ipdrli6, 10 bab piele
l6on ptrflt6 Snneer letoen 1nubten,
a3u ba1ie on9efomanen, fanb 9err
I1lrnberr Sic @erbdtntlie aber nod
l6li111n1er. G8 l6ten betnab menS6enz
unm0gltG, Die @ntbebrun9en aul3ubalz
ten. Gr ipra6 ft6 berett8 IN etnem
fruberen Brtefe an 6errn Setter &tbz
berger oariber in i6mer5b e&pegten
@orten aus.
2eiben @un9er.
syn ieiner1 lebten Briefe fommt @err
1urnberr auf BEN eroben Man9el an
MobrungSmttteln gu ipreden unb erz
3dblt, bob er bel ietnen etgenen 2e1lten
lpobnt, Sic tbm iebo6 nt6t8 gu elien
9ebelt f011lten. @r m06te gerne mte=
Ser mad Ntnertfa 3uriidfebren: Bum
Trlbtld erbdlt er etne @uppe, tpofiir
er 80 &ronen be3ablt. (Die &rone
bQtte hefanrtli9 Dor benz &riege ei11en
@ert po1t 2O,3 @ett8). 9ln 8rot erz
bdlt er fiir Die 9an5e @ode eiRen 2aib.
Nrbeit fonn er a116 ni6t finben, oa
1ttrgenbS gebaut ipirb. nnb Apenn aneb
QebQut miirbe, tpiirbe man i'm &pabrz
}detnli6 nidt 1iebmen, >peil er etm auSz
ldnber 1T.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-06-04
@rite 9fatipnalbant?

9lu8 5uperldliteer Quele mtro be-
rt6tet, 6ab etne Nn5abl 9fem Qlmer
Biir9er NIT be1n Ylane umgeben bter
etne neue Banf tn8 2eben 81 r11fer, u1lter
be1u Ittel, r6irit glattonal 8anf Of
Seem ulnl". Dte erfen @6rttte 1ollen
bereit8 getan iein, Inn bonn &ontrollz
amt in @albtnston Ste @rlaneung etreS
CHARTERS 3n er>ptrfen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-06-04
g fottpurnier =Bein9er. !.

@tpa 20 Stem ulnter 8en3elritter
,ppbnten Sem jdbrliden TuibiabrS=
@fattournier, oer ftaatltden. @fatri9a
Bel, tml1e8 am So1l1tta9 tn Dou19
Nmertca :abgtbalten purbe. &einer bon
liner, bate iebo9 ba8 Slid, etnen Drets
hi qs,piniten, Bnl. q. Bfefferle bate
kionbers arpbss ape64 benn.er ersielte
|niiiu8 173 Mettopnnfte.
s.. gu bs,i, Gpurnier fa1,ben f4 t1tsee<
1aaaf et,pa $50 Sfatontel aus allen
1eilen See 6taate8 Elm.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-06-04

Germ. 8onbert ous Sos Nneeleg,
gqlif., fraf am Sonntas na6mittaQ Il.
gletp ilIm Elm, 81 eiaem etnn1onaiigen
Neiud BEL Bertponbten r11b 6reu11ben
shisr 11sb IN ber nmgeeero. Dies IL
Sos @ erfte UtdI fsif 35 B Snbren boS perr
mortbert ieinen bkr lp?bnenoen' Braoer,
flboIpb, eeiebe1 bat.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-06-04
9iplpntapertetln1t9
an &o@i@i&ler

Sic Mbeanesflai1e 1T in bieiem Sabre
beipnbers 9rpk; So S4iler rnb
Shalerinnen erbalten ibr 3eu9niS.
Gduliuperintenbent 9enfielb aus
Dulntb b6lt Mnipra4e an Mbt<
turienten. Setter ber Mnitalt per=
lGRt Stem nlm.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-06-04
Sic 2ebrfrdfte fiir
bas neue @9ultabr

2iite beirab ppllitdnbie 5ufnmmenee=
itelt. Hrpf. @lpDr tpirb Steqe als
superintendent i'm 6erbit antreten.
81. 8. 6e,rp tpirb 9ta4fuleer beg
8rpf. @enrp Gdrammel als &rinz
5ipal ber @p6ihule. &eri4tebene
,1eue 2ebrerinnen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-06-04

Nrau 2ouil ia 8ogel aus @prtngz
fielo traf am oort9en Donrer8tog bier
Elm, Inn bteiteen Treunoen etnen mebrz
td9i9en 8e1u6 ab3uitatten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-06-04
s@lim1l1e 3uitdnoe
I'M &oralber9i16e1t

Terbinanb Surnberr ldRt iih ,pieber
iiber grDke @ntbebrungen In Oeiter=
reid aa1s. Mur Elm 2aib 8rpt tn
Der @p6e fit cine 8eripn. sat
bie &ereinigten Staaten perlaHen.
Sekt tnt Tim Der 66ritt leib.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-06-04
&lanen @eim fiir bic
&ranfen,pdrterinne1t

Sabresneriammlune ber Mftieninba=
Der bes Union 9pipitals b6rt &prz
fdldge Iter @erbeiIerunsen. M14=
ten aud Ghule einrihten. GHat=
1neifter s. $. &etlaff unterbreitet
SabresberidJt. Sinan5en III gnten1
3uftanoe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-06-04

91d4iten 9ienstae, ben. s. SUM, tperz
ben bie stimn9eber ber Staot iid)
iiber ben gfeubau ber eleftrtf9en
9lnlaae 6uhern. @esen,partieer
j3uitanb Der Mnla9e alS nnbaltbar
ae1hiloert. Gr,peiterut1g unb M,lS=
beKerune nit bpben Soften perbun=
ben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-06-04

| Wtut &tHIt%tlltSN+
3n 8e9trn beS nd6iten SGuliabrea
piro @err Yrof. q. @loor ieine 9tele
ais @duliupertntetoent In Stem l1lm
antrete1l, ba bte Mntssett ce8 Serrn
Yrof. $. 6. 9eb mutt bem alten @6ulz
|iabr 3u enbe 9ins. Da8 ioeben gum
Mbi6lub gelanste @6ultobr mar IN
|ieoer 8e5tebun9 erfoleret6, unb iopobl
@6ller tpte 2ebrer f0nnen anf oa81elbe
NIT @tol5 unb 8efrtebtgune 5uriidz
bltden. 2lls etne iet11er lebten Nmt8z
banolunger be1orgte 5err 9eb Ste Nnz
&perbuns unb Nnitellune bon seetsneten
2ebrfrdften fir oa8 fommenoe @6ulz
iabr.
9fp@ einiee feblen.
g(uf ser bieler Sage hefarr11tgeeebene1l
2tite ser alten unb nel1en 2ebrfrQfte fiir
bte bteiigen Dffentlt6en 96nlen feblen
MIR nod gang tpenise 9}a1uen, I'M idmtz
lt6e Yldte an BEN 9lnitalten 5ll be-
ieben> @8 n1ub nod etne 2ebrerin fir
SEN unterrt6t TIM Dertl6en in SEN
@ra616uler uno 11o@ eine 8tbltotbefortn
fir sic 9o6i6ule 9eflr1oen lperben
5iir Sic @o6idule linb 10 nett feds
r1e1le 2ebrertnnen ergqgiert moroen.
Die{e itno: SRI. Sean 9reaopell BON
ct. Setter, 2atetn; @arrtet 81. Mprtd,
O}atben1attf; Gertrude 3ennert, 9an=
oel; 6ranceS Groofer, Wiiienl6aft; 8toz
let Montbet, M1uitt, unb Mtneroa
&elloeg, @ou8mtrti6aft.
@err Yrof. 81. 8. @enrp nitro al6
Yrtn3tpal 9fa6fol9er be8 9errn Yrof.
!@enrp @9rammel, ser bteie @tetlnng
iett mebreren Sabren NIT @rfolg be-
fletbet bat.
eyn ben WQrb19ulen tperben bie fol-
9enoen Ne1loerungen etntreten: Tran
81. 6. Dupere BON Mont9omerp miro
Ben britter uro pierten @rab In Der
fSranflirl<@6ule iibernebmen; SRI. Gectl
9}eubauer bon Mtnneiota Safe, iebt tn
Sc @uelr, tptrb in Der @merlon{dule.
@ei6i6te bo5ieren; Sri. @nnice 6.
@tarr, gege11tpdrtt9 &ailterertn am
glortbpeltern Depot, erbielt ben er{ten
|nno 3&peiten @rab In Ser @aibtngton>
16ule; SRI. &nn @el6 aus Tracp iiber=
nimn1t BEN ie9iten @rao IN Der @merz
lonI6ule; SRI. Gina S. @tol5 bon bier
oebt in bic Walbtngtoni6ule, no tbr Der
uierte uno finite @rab iibertro9en
&purbe; 2oretta 6. Sobnion aus ct.
Yeter &pirb I'M elet6en @ebduoe I'M
atpeiten unb brttten @rab unterrt6t erz
teiler, unb i6lnbli6 tpurben SRI. Srene
6. @n1ttb aus @anbs ber brittle aro bier
te @rao tm 2tneolngehduoe 3u9etpteien.
9as &eripnal.
Dte 10 mett fir ba8 neue Sabr
192O-2l oufgeitellte 2tite ser Setter
,1no 2ebrerinnen Der Dffentlt6en S6uz
en- Stem 1lm8 entbdlt ote fol9enben
Namen:
@o@i6ule.
9lrnolb @loor- superintendent.
81. 8. @enrp-Hrtn3ipal an ber 9o6z
| lGule.
N}prtle q. 6rebertdlon -Gngli1b.
@lt3abetb @6mtot -@ei6t6te.
1Srunces Groofer- -Nn9emetneS.
@ret6en Stetnbauier -Deutf6 un6
8tploete.
@arriet 81. Mprtd- -Matbemottf.
Sean 9reabpel-2atetn n11b @ngz
nfd.
Sbo &pd r2ebrerau8bilbun8.
Nltce @annpn-9anbel.
| @ertr1lbe 3ennert- -Saneel.
@lisabetb @prieiter8ba&- -9auSbultz
llnterrt9t.
W1inerpa &euo9g @au8baltunter<
rt6t.
Sc. 6. &ir9boff- -@anbferttsfeit.
8ibliotbefar -gfod often.
8iolet Mantbei- -Muftf.
emma Softer -@elunobeitSp
6 merloni d le.
Wearp @auter- Hrin5ipaltn.
Wearie 211noe-@n9li{d,
l ~
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-06-04
ant
9efpratio1tSta9

Sen qefaaenen 9fem l1lmer Splbaten
,pirb auf benz 1riebhpf 9ribnt ge=
Spllt. &arabe 5pg bnrh bic Stra=
i,en ser Stabt+ : Mn>palt $. s..
fylpr bielt Qtniprad)e iiber Selbfz
lpfiafeit. @p>parb &pgel anf bem
&rD9rantmt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-06-04
&ein Mnbau in bieiem Sabre.


lebten Sabre berettS 9eplanten Nnbau
an bas Solpitol. @eine Nnlidt, bob Sic
&qpasitat oeS @o1pttalS per9r0bert tper=
Sen 1ollte, fanb llntertiibun9 bet ben
meilten 9Intpelenben. Nber eS lteute ii6
beraus, bab Der 8au tn bieiem Sabre
III ptel folten tpiirbe. @S lpurbe bere6=
net, bab ser 8au, mie 9eplant, ni6t
unter $l50,000 erri6tet >per6en fann.
SIM pergangenen Sabre tpur0e fir BEN
Qlet9en Bau etn Goranl6lag BON
SIS, 600 9en1a6t. 0ie MuSfiibrun9 oe8
DIane8 purbe oo111al8 babnr6 perettelt,
SAT- Bret W}onate perltri6e1, ebe BON Der
3tQatliden @efurttdtSfom ilton bic ST.
loubnt8 3ur Nnssabe oer BonoS 9egeben
tpurbe. Ser 9eplo11te 9fenban ion
Noum fiir SO Betten oufmetl len, al1o
or0ker Ietn, QlS Der jebi9e 8au, oer nl1r
91oun fur IS 8etten bat.
@abl ber 9ireftpren.
,9rei neue Wlitelieber tprrben IN baS
45;reftortum Der glnitalt 9epdblt, ie.
ftir brei Sabre. @8 finb bie8 @err q.
@dulfe, Serr SEQ. 9oset; an itelle BON
Nuo. Bublma1lb1, unb Robert 2ambre9t
ans W}tlforb. Die iibri9en Mitsl*ber
be8 Direftorenrates iinb Sacob &lpbner
cyr.. iett elmer @eibe BON Subren Brdz
fioent BET 8ereinisun9, S. $. 6eblaff,
5dabmeifter fit bic lebten bier Sabre,
Mm, @lutb, S. s. Bader, @ba8, &uebl<
bad unb WeSlep s. Miller, @efretdr.
Sic Oireftoren >perben am 6reitae,
bem II. Stunt, tire erite Stbung TN
neuen Sabre baben nno f6 orgart=
fieren bur6 bic @abl ber 8eamten.
ssinan5en iteben gut.
Ser BON 5errn Neblaff llrterbrettete
ssinansberi6t ldbt erfennen. oab baS
Snftitut Elm 9llteS @ei6dft8iabr btrter
fieb hat. 829 Yatienten tpuroen I'M
3Qufe be8 SabreS 3ugelalien, uno oopon
u1termarfen ft9 $50 elmer Operation.
% @terbef fdlle unb 20 @eburten .tperoen
reoiitriert. SIM 2oufe beS SabreS tp11rz
Sen l4O 9lftien beS @emetnfapital8 perz
fault. @tne bieier Nftten bat beute
einen @ert BON iiber $21. 8leibt oer
ueberi9ub Der Nnltalt IN ben fommenoen
cyabre1, mas ct IN ben betoen pergar9enen
eSabren tpar, 70 1pirb BE Nftte bt8 anf
S37 Qeben, nnb bann t ann Die s3eit bon
fieben Sabrer1 NIT elmer Nb3ablung Der
5dulb aus 8or3u9saftien 9ere6net
perbe11.
Dos @runbeigentnm nit 8erbeHez
runoe11 ftellt einen Wert BON $l0,474.30
bor. Die @ebd1be etc. ineroen NIT
tAs6O. $500 angefibrt, unb MDbel boz
Ben etnen @ert bon $11 ,229.84. Npz
porate 1nb Snitrumente finb 81 ,545. .63
fpert, aen1db BEN Gn9aben oeS Bert6t8.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-06-04

9lm pereaneenen Montag1nd r1tttoe
fanb I'M &lubraume ser gu r1bolle Sic
{Sabresoer|ammlune ber Nfttondre bes
I1n;on 9oipttalS unter itarfer 8eteiliz
Cling itatt, 9err S. $. 91etlaff,
@6abmetlter Ser Organization, unterz
brettete etne1t gorf6lag fir Ste @riinz
bnng eineS 9eimS fir bte &ranfenmQr<
teririnen beS @oipttolS. @tn Iol6e8
Seim >piiroe ettpa Sis, 900 fofen. Da=
NIT perbnnben iol1 aud etne @dule fir
&ranfe1t>pdrtertnnen tperoen. Wean
i6ten t1n allee1netnen fiir oie S0ee 5u
ietr, iebo6 >p1lrbe bel i6loilen, BEN Sc
oanfen an bic Gtnrt6tune ber @6nle
porldufie fallen gu lalien uno TIN mteoer
auf3unebmen, nera1 oaS 9etm etnn1al
nphn1,t 1T.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-06-04

slbounirt o,if oie Ran 1llm psif
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-10
CITY CRAMPED
BYLAW--C.OF C.
Say Complicated Improvement
Laws Form Drawback.

The unfortunate position Of the city Of
Indianapolis in operating under a com
plicated public improvement law is
pointed out in a reply sent by the bu-
reau Of governmental research Of the
st Paul association, which asked how the
costs Of paving streets and constructing
sewers are betrayed.
The bureau quotes the following state
meut by experts brought here to study
tne government Of Indianapolis:
"The city Of Indianapolis, and in fact
the entire state Of Indiana, is in the un-
fortunate position Of operating under a
most complicated pubic improvement
law. The complexities are not alone con
fined to the financing OF such improve
ments under the we'll known Barrett law.
but also cover a procedure for petitions
remonstrances and appeals. These pro-
visions afford the property owners the
means Of cancelng proposed improve
ments that are the result Of the profes-
sional judgment OF the engineering de.
partments because Of the FIRST cost Of
the improvement. The law also opens
a way for the swaying Of public opinion
by contractors controlling either
patented pavement or the output ~ some
particular manufacturer thus permitting
Inflated profits for the contractor"
The bureau also quotes statement
condemning the practice Of assessing the
full cost Of repaying streets against abut.
ting property.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-10
Report Shows Slight
Drop in Flu Cases

Twenty-four deaths from influenza and
719 new cases Of the disease were re-
ported at the Office Of the state board OF
health yesterday. The deaths included ten
In Marion county, six in Laporte county,
three In Wabash county, two in Wells
county, two in Clay county, and one in
Clark county.
The new cases reported were dis
tributed as follows: Martin county, 100;
Marion county, T6 Wabash county, 113 ;
Lagrange county, 1871; Jay county, so !;
Wells county. 81; Laporte county, Ga !;
Union county, 40; Putnam county, 81 !;
Allen county, So; Noble county, 30; Clay
county, 27; Clark county, "a; Kosciusko
county, 16; White county, u.
The report shows a slight decrease in
the cases over the daily average last week.
Only twenty-five new cases Of flu were
reported in the city, bringing the total
to 1852 since the disease started There
was, however, decided increase In the
death rate, thirty nine having succumbed
to pneumonia and two to flu
There will be a meeting Of the board
Of health tonight, when the epidemic will
be discussed and health measures con
sidered,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-10
WORKS BOARD
FOR CONCRETE.
Specifies Material for Paving
Six City Streets.

Members of the board of works today
issued orders for the kind of material
to be used in six permanent street i'm
provenents on which contracts have been
let.
The following orders for paving ma
terials were made:
Euclid avenue from Michigan street to
second alley north-bituminous con-
crete.
New York street from Indiana ave-
nue. to Alabama street-asphalt.
Gray street from Washington street
to New York street-bituminous concrete.
Rankin street, from Illinois street to
Capitol avenue-bituminOus concrete.
Gale street, from Tenth to Sixteenth
streets-bituminous concrete.
Capitol avenue, from McCarty to Ray
streets-asphalt.
Petitions were confirmed for grading
crawling and installing curbs on Cen
tenniaI street, from Tenth street to the
first alley north; for installing sidewalks
on Thirty ninth street, from Central
avenue to Ruckle street, and paving the
first alley NORTH of Park avenue, from
Highland drive to the first alley south.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-10
=NEWS f@---=
INDIANAPOLIS in Brief
brief instant while leaving Federal build
ing.

home yesterday afternoon Burial was
made at Pleasant View cemetery. meas
louisville,
The Teachers Training class of the
Victory Memorial church will meet at
the parsonage Tuesday evening.
Fifty Boy Scouts attended the evening
services at the East Tenth Street Meth
odist church Sunday. Rev. George s.
Henninger, In his sermon, Helping the
Other Fellow" spoke especially to the
boys.
Prospect branch library continues to
draw the largest crowds to their story
hour each Wednesday evening after
school. Last week 165 interested chill
dren heard Miss Eileen Ahern tell the
stories, Saint George and the Dragon"
and saint George and the Giant" and
the delightful yarn about How the
Sheep and the Pig Set Up Housekeeping.
Miss Ahern used these same stories for
the story hour at the Madison avenue
branch on Friday afternoon, where about
sixty children attended
The Boys club Of st. Georges Episco-
pal church will not hold their regular
weekly Meeting at the church this eve
ming. The choir will practice at the
church on Wednesday evening The Drn-
matte club will rehearse the play thew
will give at the meeting Of the Church
Welcome club Friday night. The people
of the community are invited to attend
this play, which VIII be the first OF a
series to be given at the church.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-10
Persons Who Catch Cold
Easily And Who Are
Weak And Run Down
Are Earliest Victims.
DANGER IS TOO GREAT TO
TAKE ANY CHANCES
Build Up Your Bodily Pow
ers Or Resistance By
Taking Tanlac And For
tifying Against Attack.

Much of the difficulty experienced
by health authorities in checking the
spread OF influenza lies in the fact
that it spreads with almost lightning
rapidity. Although state and city au-
thorities have succeeded in keeping 1t
under control in some sections, the
disease has gotten entirely beyond
control in others.
1t is universally agreed by all we'll
informed persons that the surest pre-
ventive is to get the system into the
best possible physical condition, in
order to be able to throw off the in
lection. 1t has been stated that it is
possible to perfect the powers Of hui
man resistance so that 1t can throw
off almost any infection, not except
ing Spanish Influenza, which is gen
orally supposed to be one of the most
contagious diseases known.
Medical authorities agree that PEG
pie who are weak and rundown are
the earliest victims of the Influenza
epidemic. If you find yourself weak
and losing flesh, or If you are in a
generally rundown condition you are
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-10
Rabbit Fraud Scheme
Reported; Probe On

Postoffice inspectors here are investi-
eating an alleged scheme to defraud pur-
chasers of Belgian hare rabbits by a
concern in Colorado, according to A c.
Garrigus, inspector.
A local citizen entered a complaint to
postal authorities yesterday stating that
he had purchased some pedigreed Belgian
hares from Colorado, and that the raiser
agreed to purchase all progeny of the
hares. The Indianapolis man sent a ship
ment of hares to Colorado, where the
firm refused to buy them. He suspects
the Colorado firm Of planning to hold
out until the rabbits are sold for freight
and buy them at reduced prices Mr.
Garrigus did not divulge the names Fof
those implicated in the case.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-10
REFERS COUPLE
TO DIVORCE LAW
Domestic Struggles of KeeLeys
Gets No Place.

"Out again, in again" or 1.-THE course
OF true love does not run smooth" are
titles that would fit we'll the wo-act
drama in which Fred Kelley, "a, and
his wife Lille featured in city court.
The first act occurred Saturday when
Judge Pritchard continued charges Of
assault and battery against Kelley in
terday when Kelley, who had been re-
arrested on the charges of as
sault and battery on his wife,
appeared in city court. The sec
Ond arrest was made on a warrant
sworn to by Mrs. Kelley. The husband,
who wore part civilian and part soldier
clothing, appeared stability dressed as
compared to the neatly attired little
woman who sat in the big witness chair
and told of having been choked and beat
en- by her husband.
Two other women and a man testified
they had seen bruises on her neck and
arms, but admitted they had never seen
Kelley strike his wife.
Jack Barnes, a restaurant man, accord
ing to Kelley, was the "vamp,' who tried
to break up his home. Kelley told Of
having purchased a home for $1,000 ana
$500 worth Of furniture, all on credit,
and of having found the payments too
heavy. Then the Keeleys moved to 4
Kelley met Barnes. Kelley said he dis
covered love notes written by Barnes to
his wife, but that Mrs. Kelley "chewed
up the notes and spit them out of the
window" before he could get possession
Of them Kelley also declared that he
did not like it when Barnes Rugged and
kissed Mrs. Kelley while she was walk
ing on New Jersey street.
did you hit and choke herr" de-
manded the court turning to Kelley.
NO. he answered, Il only pushed
her away when she scratched me. You
see she would get 50 mad that she
would tear her dresses off, yes, tear off
the dresses that I bought"
That is not what ! want to know"
exclaimed the Judge. What the court
wants to know is will you 80 to work
and take care Of your wife? The court
also warns you that you must keep your
| hands off of your wife and not strike
and choke her."
"Iu give her half Of what earn" de-
clared Kelley.
But won't live with him." called out
/ Mrs Kelley.
This court win continue the case In
! definitely and the husband can find relief
/ in the divorce courts II his wife wont
| live with him." said Judge Abrams.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-10
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