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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-18
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
DRUGGIST SAYS LADIES Arr
USING RECIPE OF SAGE TEl
AND SULPHUR

DRUGGIST SAYS LADIES ARE
USING RECIPE OF SAGE TEA
AND SULPHUR
Hair that loses It's color ana iustre.
OF when II fades. turns gray. dull and
lifeless. II caused oy . lack Of sui
phur In the hair. Our grapdmothsrs
made up Q mixture Of Sage Tea and
Sulphur 20 keep her locks dark and
bsaptiSui. and thodsands OF. women
and men Who value that even color.
that beautiful dark shade Of hair
which ID 20 attractive. use only this
oid-tims recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous mix.
turc. improved By the addition OF 9th.
o. insrsdients By asking ss any drug
store for . 6o-csnt bottle Of "wysth's
Sage and sulphur Compound" which
darkens the hair % naturally. %
evenly. that nobody can possibly tell
Il has been applied. You Just damp
On u sponge or soft brush With Il ana
draw this through your hair. taking
one small strand at time. BY morn.
Ing the gray hair disappears: but
what delights the ladies with Wysth's
sage and Sulphur Compound 10 that.
besides beautifully darksning the
hair after q few applications II also
brings back the gloss and iustrs and
gives Il an appearance Of abundance.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-18
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR KLA.
MATH COUNTY.

In the matter OF the estate Of 8.
B. Gardner. Deceased.
Notice Of settlement Of final ac-
count.
Notice 10 hereby given that the
undersigned filed his final account
on the Sth day Of October, 1920 and
that Saturday the 18th day Of No
vember 1890. at 4 O'Clock D. m. in
the court room Of the above entitled
court In the county courthouse OF
klamath Falls. Klamath County,
Oregon, has been fixed by the court
as the time and place at which the
court will hear and settle the same.
All persons having objections to said
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-18
NOTICE no CREDITORS
IN THE COUNTY COURT or THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR KIA.
MATH COUNTY,

In the Matter OF the Estate Of
Mary u. Colson. Deceased.
Notice II hereby given that have
been appointed administrator OF the
Estate OF Mary p. Colson, Deceased,
sons having claims against said CO.
by the above entitled Court; all per-
tate are notified to present them 10
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-18

account will file the same with tho
clork OF the said court or appear per-
sonally and object thereto, on or bc-
fore the date mentioned,
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon
october II. 1e2o,
r. l.. BURNS.
Administrator OF the Estate OF 3. n.
Gardner, Deceased,
Oct. ll-1S-2h-Noy, 4.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-18
WEATHER RECORD

Hereafter the Herald viii publish
de mean ssd maximum tempsss.
turss and precipitation record - TAX.
on By the y. 8. Reclamation ssevios
station. Publication will cover the
day previous to the papsr's issue. ~
10 O'Clock Of that day.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAM-
ATH COUNTY.

STATE OF OREGON FOR KI.AM-
ATH COUNTY.
In the matter of the estate OF
II. II. EDAOND6. deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
the undersigned has been appointed
Administrative OF the estate of II. H.
Edm0nds. deceased. by the above en-
titled court. and all persons having
claims against the said estate are
required to present same. with the
proper vouchers. to the undersigned
at the office Of her attorney, II. N.
Manning. In the Loomis building.
klamath Falls. Oregon. within SIX
months from the date of this notice.
Dated September 81. 1890.
NINA EDMONDS.
Administrative Of the Estate
Of II. H. Edmonds. deceased.
27-l-11-1S-26
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-18

LOST-Black leather purse, ut
Golden Rule store Wednesday.
Contains money and check made
payable to Mary r. Ball. Finder
phone ltt-w. or notify Herald Of
flee. 15-1S
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-18
.HERALD'S CLASSIFIED COLUMNS

FOR RENT-!Two large new unfur-
nished rooms. sa3S Reclamation
st. Phone 2Ss ]. 1t-s0'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-18

WANTED or room house. Fur
nished or unfurnished. Box :, q
Hearld. 1919
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-18
WANTED

WANTED TO RENT-Turished o'
unfurnishcd house. BY reliable
people. Box l06, Herald. 13-is'
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-09

cal organizations would receive the full
support of the national body in seizures
and other activities. Local councils of
the Organization have already been es-
tabllshed In thirtysix boroughs of Lon
don and others are being formed.
Fears of disorders Lead the government
to adopt a policy of aloofness toward the
seizures where no damage was being
done to property.
For the most part the seizures were
carried out in orderly action without
interference by the police. In a few
instances, however the police attempted
to interfere, leading to reprisal threats
by leaders of the unemployed.
Municipal offices of seven subdivisions
of Greater London have been occupied
by unemployed, to shelter their families
CONINIANDEER
VACANT HOUSES.
More than 200 vacant houses have been
Communicated by the unemployed.
The general staff of the unemployed
army" has formulated long lists OF de-
mands which have been sent to fifty
mayors in London and suburban cities
These demands have been turned over
TO the home office, which is studying
the unemployment question.
The unemployed are threatening to
march upon Whitehall and to make a
great demonstration in front Of Parlia-
nlent building and the premier's official
residence Ia Downing street but the
exact time OF the demonstration IS not
known.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-09
TIGER OPERATOR
GETS SENTENCE
George Wrassman Draws Farm
Term and $3.50 Fine.

George Wrassman. 106 North Arsenal
avenue, who was arrested Nov. "a by
Lieutenant wiDkler and Patrclmen Wen
ming and Riggs in the poolroom OF
Harry James, 1909 East Washington
street, and slated at the city prison for
operating a blind tiger. was fined $3.50
and costs and sentenced to serve ninety
days on the Indiana State Penal Farm
By Judge Walter Pritchard in City
Court yesterday afternoon.
Lieutenant Winkler said that Wrass-
man, as soon as he saw the Officers COM
Ing into the poOlroOm, ran to a rear
room. When the police searched the
rear room they found two half-pint bot
Ties Of bonded whisky standing near the
wall, warm and hardly settled. Al
though Wrassman had been the only one
TO enter the room during the past few
minutes he denied the ownership of the
liquor.
Wrassman was arrested and convicted
once in 1910 and fined $50 and costs
for having six cases of booze under
barroom counter, and was given a sim
liar fine again IN 1920 for having two
quarts in his possession.
The State failed to subpoen.. 4 per-
son. who, according to the police, said
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-09
Unemployed Men of
Great Britain Plan
for Demonstrations
Seizure of Property Through
Organized Effort Furnishes
NeU Economic Problem.

LONDON, Dec. 9.--British unemployed
are organizing for direct action. A gen
eral STAFF has been formed, it was learned
today. The officers will wear red badges
in the form OF rosettes. Headquarters
have been established at Islington to
direct demonstrations In London, The
Islington headquarters are constantly.
guarded by armed men.
Seizures of property by the unem-
ployed are taking place throughout Eng
land, but they are being conducted
quietly.
Gloomy predictions as to the British
economic outlook are being made in par
hamentary debate upon the unemploy-
ment situation.
One of the latest seizures was at Ayton
where 500 unemployed seized the muniei-
pal baths yesterday.
UNEMPLOYED FORM
FEDERATION COUNCIL.
An Organization known as the Fedora
ton Council Of Unemployed has been or
ganized. Madame Tring, one of the Of
hcers declared in a speech that the To-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-09
Found With Mule
Fined and Sentenced

John Smith, who was arrested with
Sandy Taylor, both colored and living
at 1852 Pershing avenue, and slated at
the City Prison for operating a blind
tiger, pleaded guilty and was fined 500
and costs and sentenced to serve fifty
days on the Indiana State Farm by Judge
Walter Pritchard In City Court yesterday
afternoon. The case Of Taylor was con-
tinued until Dec TO-
Smith was arrested at his home when
policemen found a nye-gallon still In
operation, fifty gallons of mash, a guam
THY of shelled corn and a meat chopper,
which was used to prepare the corn. The
still was OF fve-gallon capacity
Taylor was later arrested on the street
trying to dispose Of his products.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-09
Try to Join Men Held
With Murder Case

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Dec 9.-Local
police today are trying to connect two
reputed robbers under arrest at Jasper
with the murder of Dennis Kuhen, II
year-old taxi driver Of this city, who
was murdered the night of Nov. 16.
The men arrested at Jasper gave the
names of William Wise, &c, and George
Murphy, 60 with homes at Grafton, W.
Va. They were found with stolen loot.
and drove an automobile supposed to
have been stolen from Kokomo.
The description of one of the men I'M
der arrest talIies with that of the strange
man who tried to sell a taxicab at Vim
cennes the morning after Kuhen's murder.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-09
Awarded Big Verdict

NEWCASTLE, Wyo.. Dec. 9.-Mrs.
Fred Walker may never be able to col
lect it. but the amount sounds mighty
attractive.
awarded Mrs Walker a Judgment of
100000 against Walter Sim and the
Reel brothers, who are accused of killing
Fred Walker In the Usage oil fields last
summer. The quarrel between the men
arose over disputed oil lands.
The Reel brothers have never been
captured, and Sim recently escaped from
jail and is also missing
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-09

beer saloon, were found not guilty in
the South Boston court OF making an
Illegal sale CT whisky to Patrolman
Doherty. Doherty said he Put the
whisky In bottle and showed 1t to
Judge Haynes in the court, but the
Judge ruled that there was insufficient
evidence.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-09
Says Man Pushed Her
Into Alley, Beat Her

CHICAGO, Dec. Crank Albrecht. 81,
627 Milwaukee avenue, has been arrested
following an attack on Mrs. Anna Inatski,
1922 Brigham street, at West Lake and
Sangamon streets. Albrecht, she said.
pushed her into an alley, chOked and
severely beat her.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-09
900 Asked of
Americans for Relief

NEW YORK, Dec. e.-The European
relief council, Of which Herbert Hoover
is chairman, today issued an appeal to
the American people for $33 900 for
3,500O00 starving and under-nourished
children Of Eastern and Central Europe
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-09

Ten millions are asked for medical sery-
ice and $4,000, 900 for child food The
council was recently organized, coordi-
mating the relief work OF eight organ
izations.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-09

KENTUCKY JUDGE THERE.
BOSTON, Dec. 9.-John j. Sullivan
and Daniel Santry, who conduct a near
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-09

that Wrassman had been bootlegging in
and around the James poolroom for quite
a while.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-30
6uepelmann af5cptiert+

SIN elmer fiir5lt6 abgebaltener Sonz
beritbung beS bteltgen @taotratS mnroe
SEER @erbert 9uepelmam1 9obn Der
@beleute Mn1, @uepelmann BON pier,
aum @upertnter1benten Der fdbtt16er
&leftrt2ttdt8z uno @alermerfe ernar1H,
SEER Suepelmann 1T augenbltdh6 Snz
qenieur bel ser Slltr1ot8 Central Stgbt
@onlpanp tn Heorta, Sn., mo er be-
retts lett ei1ieen Sabren tdtt9 tit. Das
MonatBlaldr fiir ben nelen 91lpert11tenz
benten purbe auf $500 feiteeiebt. 9err
6ueoelmQnn bat 1t6 etne Wo6e Beoent=
aeit auS9ebete11. 8i8 DonnerSta9 maj
}etne 9lnt&port betm 9taotrat nod
1i6t etngetroffen.
g8te un8 nod fur5 Dor NeoafttonS=
16lub nitgetetlt >pirb, bot 9err 9erber1
Suepelmarln, @obn ser Gbele1lte sSm1
Suepelmonn bon bter, 'bte tbn1 pom n
Seem ulmer @tabtrat angebote11e Stellf
alS superintendent ber ltdott6e11 @let=
trtttdtsz unb @allertperfe an9e1on1=
men. Gr bat ietnen. ote5be5iiglt6en
@nt6lub am N}ittmo6abeno aut tele=
pbonil6e,n gSeee oent @tabttlert NIT
Qetetlt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-30
gelepbpnrateuz zGrbDbnng.
&erbDre betreffs bieier Mneele9enbett
fanben Die1e @D6e III st. Yeter
1t1tD g8i1tbrpp ifatt.

gluf Mnoronlns ser ltaotlt9en @t1e1l=
bab11z 1111b 2agerbauSz &ommtlltor TAM
SEN biele 0o6e slpet 8erbDre itatt tn
@aden beS @elu6S ser 91tcollet Gorntp
Gelepbor1e 81. UNI GrlanbntS, tire
Ielep5 5onrate1, gu erb0ben, iomobl tn ct.
Beter alS au6 IN allen anoeren 3entraz
len ser @elelli6aft mte folgt: Seem
@meben, 9ftcollet, 2afapette, &alota,
@lepela1lb, @tbbon nnb @aploro.
DoS erite 8erb0r erfol9te ant Oetttz
pod IN Wtntbrop uno mar fiir bte
3entralen In ct. Heter, &aiota, gtem
5ueoen, Glepelanb uno g{tcollet be-
itin1nt, mdbre1b ba8 anoere Verbo1
aeltern (DonnerBtae) IN @tntbrop ab=
oebalten lprrbe fir bic 3entralen IN
3afapette, @tbbon uno @aploro.
SIN Monat Nldrs bat Ste Stem l1ln
0eural Telephone So. laut NnoronunQ
ser ftaatlt6en @tienbabnz nnb Eager
bauBz &onlmtllton erbDbte 1elepbonra=
ten etngefiibrt unb eS lit mabrl6einltd
bab sic &onlntliton ote lettenS oe1
g}icollet Gountp Ielepbone So. na6gez
iu6te NatenerbDbung ebenfan8 geneb=
111tgen intrb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-30
Mep l1lm, Niinnoa 5reitag, ben 30, April 1920
Bipnierit1 geitprbe,t.

ssran 0fobert St1ltpn Derldieo flrSz
lt6 In tbrer Wobnlng gu Neorto1r I'M
Sitter BON 81 Sabrell. Bralt 9t11ton
un6 ibr @atte, Ser i6r por 11ebrere1l
Subren our6 Ben Ioo e1ltrtllen ipuroe,
adblten gu Sen Niouierzgniteoler1t Der
Siberia @egeo ul1o lpobnten out e111er
6arn am Gottolllpoobfl1lb. gtad)oe1tt
Sic @tour Standardization aus
gelegt u11o ser 8eiieoelung burd) ote
Weiben preisgeaebe11 lporoen NOR, lteoel=
te ste Tan1ilie llad Some 1otplllbtp
lber, no tie n1ebrere Sabre lebte, 5pd=
ter >purbe @err Si1lton gum S1otaner=
Nge1ten In Weorton erl1a111lt, lpelfe
9telle er biS sl1 iet11el11 I0be tnne batte
Sn ser @pde bes Snotanera11grttte
auf Stem Tim in 1862 idei1tte Yrd1'
CLINTON I'M Oafota SouIe oabter e1nen1
@Dbn6en bas> 2ebe1l, Sbr g|atte nor
ei1ler ser topfere1 @erteibtger 9telp llrts
pdbre11b beS S11btanerangrttTS.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-30
syritberer &ab115lt9
>pieoer ei1tgeiteut
9ie @aiIaeier5iiee Mp, ~ 1anb
412, ser ipgenanute u6ug11s
Srain', tperoen pDn Wpntag Dem
3. Mai an, tpieber la1lfen. 9ptalz
agent erbalt biesbe5iiglihe yfad)=
ridlt.

SEER S. g. @tarr, @tattonSpori iteber
ser 91ortbpeltern 8abn, erbtelt ab1e1er
Sage bie M1tttetlung, bab BON ndbfen1
Montag, Sem 3. Stat, an Ste betoe11
Ballaeter5iige SEQ. All uno geo* ~
6teier Babn, sic friiber s1pti6en Wanz
fato unb 1racp perfebrten, mteoer lal1z
fen merben. @s baubef ltd befanntltd9
UNI ben iogenannten uSugbeS 5rat11"
Ser am 27. sSanuar 1918 pom Tabrz
plan geltri6en 1pur5e, &S mar oas 81
ser 3eit, ba ste &rtegSlage grobere
@paria1nfett I'M &oblenper6ran6 not
lpen6tg 11a6te.
&ettttDnen+
@6pn iett langerer a3ett mar etne Be=
megllng I'M 0onge, bte 8abnlettnng 81
be&pegen, sic 3iige 1pteoer tn Ote111t 81
ltenen. @r1t fur3lt6 lpurben ou6 bier
In Ser @tabt tpteber Bttt16rtften 5trtllz
liert, Sic tn, S1lterelie ber &auf111a1lnz
]6aft nm Nteoeretnitenung Der s3rge
erin9ten.
: Der betreffenoe 3ug ltef urlprnng=
lid, bonn S1ten fommenb, 1ber Wtan=
fato bis na6 Tracp. Son benz gez
nannten Datum a11 fubr er ntbt n1eb1
iiber O}anfato btnaus, SON W}ontaQ
an lpirb er tpteoer iiber Stem llln1
l1a6 1racp nno 3llriid fabre11. y{ad'
/ ben1 ban1oltgen Tabrplan langte Der oo11
Often fon11ner1be Bug SO. All bte1
mor9enS un1 10 ubr 80 Mtn, a1t, mdbz
renb ser s3ug gfo. 4l2 pon1 Wei item bte1
11a6mttta0s I'M 5 llbr 80 N}tn. et11=
ltef. SEER @tarr 1li1n1nt o1l oaB ote
Qlet6e 3ett et11gebalten merOen lptro,
Sebod) lit etne M0alt6fett porbo11oe1l,
bab etne 9le1tberung tn Der 3ett oor9e=
no11n1en fperben >ptrb, gtS Donnersz
tag mar Ste Nnfunfts5eit Der 3hge tit1
Sic bte1ige Citation 0en Bab11bean1ten
nod 1rtdJt fefuru1t gena6t .iporoe11.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-30
@inberflintf+

&tnberipe3taltiten merben anl nd6lten
W2tttpo6, bem 5. Scat, alle &inoer I'M
ter Is Sabrer1, ste nod bem Nal lt5t1nz
ner in Ser 1leuen @tabtballe gebro6t
lperoen, auf ibren @eiunbbetts5nltar0
unterln6en. Die l1nteriu6nn9 finoet
1tatt unter ser Negibe Ser 0eret1ig1ng
fur Dffentlt6e @elunbbett fiir 8romn
Gol1ntn uno lit pollltd1bi9 unentseltli6.
@8 mtro ertpartet, 0ab eine grobe g(n=
3qbl g}iitter bte @elegenbett benllben
uab Sic Ginoer 5ur Gli1rif brtnger.
Nebnlide llnteriu6unaen ftnoen en-
4. Oeai in 6an8fa unO am 6. N}at tn
@leepp @ne itatt,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-30

@o. S. 8erfner, moblbefall1lter
5lcepp Gpe G5eiddit5man1l geoe1lft oaz
lelblt eine11 Qo11oung8plab fit Slug
sel1ge etrBnri6ten. 0te BunoeSre9tez
rllng bat 9leepp Gne beretts out Der
5liegerzQanbfarte als offt5tea al1erz
fannten Qa11bungSplab fiir 2nTt16tffe
Dermerft.
SRI. 6ranceS 2teb, eine angebe1oe
Braut, tpuroe I'M tSet1ne tbreS Snfels
unb tbrer 1arte, @n. 2teb unb 6ralt,
am DonnerSta9abenb letter @o6e anfs
angenebn1ite iiberral6t. Man amiiz
iterte ii6 BET perl6iebenen 96er5ipielen,
ll1to eB ipare11 ettpa 40 Herione1l 3uge=
gen. Gin fetner Snnbib bel9lob Ser
Nbeno. SRI. 9ieb erbtelt eine NrSabl
bnbi6er @efdei1fe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-30
fyrauenperiantmluna.

@ine unabbanetee po1itilde Ser
1an1mluns fir Trauens u1b Wtdo9en
I'M 1pablfdbtge1 9lter >puroe am Wtttt=
ipo6abeab IN oen Gdun1en bes 9anoe8E
flubS abgeblaten. Geri6teoee Neo11e1
BON bter ipra6en ilber Ste Yhtdte1t uni
Ne6te Ser Tran alS Setlbabert1 an
Dffe11tlt6en 2ebe1t.
s5rauen bon .>pobldbtgen1 Sitter ton:
nen IN ser 1norstgen Brtmdr>pabl Del
91epublifoner NIT abi ittnlnlen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-30
) &erlp,te11 9etDtet
1T &abnfataitropbe

8uei BeriDnen5iige Der 9Drtbtpeitern
) 8abn itpRen in ber 9idbe ppn Sa1z
bpr1t 511ian1ntett. Gerii9t iteat
2ahI ser gSerlpunbeten auf 25 big
so felt, 6ali6es Signal iplf I'M
aliid pernriad)t baben. Sertpt1n=
6ete uad) graep nno 2ambertpn eez
brad)t.
Gin {dmeres Gilenbabnungliif ereigz
nete 1ib DonnerStasmorgen gegen 2
llbr As ettpa pier W1etlen meitlt6 BON
5anbort1 aufs ser Strede Ser 9}ortbz
meitern Babn. Die beioen Berionenz
aiiae $50. sic u11o glo, 5l7 prallten tn
boiler 6abrt scse11einanoer, >pobet tilnt
Berloner eet0tet rno 5>nttder 70 ll1lo
80 per>pllr1bet ip11roer. ueber bte 3abl
ser Gotten berrl6te am OonnerStagz
n,tttaq @etptbbeit, lpoee9en bte Der ger=
lpunoeten Sur6 etne telepbontl6e An=
fraoe In 5anborn nod nt9t te1tgelellt
iperDen fonnte. Son anoerer 9ette
lDrrDe IeDO0 geld9l, puB lle 61p'tu'''
25 1nb 80 betra9e.
Gpnouftenr unter ben Spten,
Ser &onbufteur @larf be8 BON
gDeiten fon1me1lben 3uge8 beftnbet lt6
lnter SEN Toten. @ben1o ber 3ofon1o<
ttpfiibrer 1tnb 9et3er oeS glei6en s3n9es.
Sic beioen ilbrtsen Ioten geb6rten 81
SEN Nallagieren bteieS 3ngeS. Gs betBt,
boB Ste Qofo1nottpe oeS na9 Welte11
fabrenoen 3uses, ser m1gefdbr etne
5t11noe porber SEEM lllm angefabre1t
bate, Sic Maidtne pes a1loeren .3u9es
aur 9ette mari l11o ben 1tdbler11e1l
Soft unb Grprebmasen tn ben Nal1bz
,paoen bineingeerd11gt babe. Ser Gon=
! oufteur ioll itd gerobe am poroeren
@uoe biel leS gsagens befunoen babe1t
u1b arf biele Weiie u1neefo1nmen let11.
Sic beioen get0teten Tabrgaite >paren
ebenfalS Snlallen beS 0faildmasgons.
Mud) bte Nerlp1t1lbeten befanoen ft6
met1t auf be,n pom Melten fo111111enoelt
s3nge.
Sptffe sur Steile.
Stlfe lpurDe @ofort aus 1rocn nno
2or1berton berbetgerufen. l1nb man
~bradte sic 8erpltaoeten nod TIM 9aufe
Ser 9}aht na6 ote1en betoen Srten.
Ser Deiser oes rta6 Wefen fabrenoen
3uoes SO. 517 perrno6te it6 ourd
gfInri11oen 2u retten. @r erlttt ebo6
cine ldmere 8errenf1lng oeS 'Siitte11z
fnod)enS babet. Der 2ofon1ottpfiibrer
bieies s3uges fam betl bapon.
ltriade niAt befannt.
l1eber bas llnsliid lelbit lo>pobl mte.
iiber oellen urla6e perr1o6te bte bteit9e
citation ami DonnerStagn1orgen tetne
gluSfunft gu geben, NIT NnSnabme Der
Rail- ser Ioten. 9lu6 tn 9anborn
lpar BON ser Holi5eiitatton anf tele=
pbontiden1 @ese iiber bte l1rla9e nt6tS
BeittmntteS In Grfabrung 3n brtngen.
Ge6p6 tptrb bon arberer @ette bebGlpz
tet, oab IN @anborn benz nab Weltea
fabren6en s3uge etn fallbes 9t9nal
gegeben tpuroe.
Die @trede 16eint bis 9e9en Mtttag
bes llnglndstages oem 8erfebr mteSer
fret qeqeben >poroen gu iein, benn 9egen
IL 1lbr traf IN Stem lllm etn tn 9a1<
born 3u1amme1gefellter @onoer5u9 et11,-
ser alsbalo 1etne Tabrt nod Wtanfato,
| fortfebte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-30

Mrtbur .3ueblSborf un0 Sri. Mart
9ftebl, bet0e aus @leepp @pe, murbe11
bnl s5rettaq, S. Is. Mpril, I'M Court
boule babier bur6 G5ert6tSfo1nmtlld1
glb. .. I(or ebeltd perbunoen, 9te
9}euoermdb(ten baben tDren Wobnitt
ouf einer Tarln nabe 9leeppsGpe, tpelfe
Ser 8rdlttigom sepadtet bat, a1lfeez
16lage1l.
= Serr unb 6rau Stto &olb trafen
San1Staglla6t bier etn anI tbrer 5od)z
SettSretie llnb pertpetlten bt8 Tretta9z
rlorsen SIT ge}uO BET Ser SHUTTER heS
Grlteren, Brau 9lusl1ita &olb, an NorO
Bapneltrobe lpob1baft. Ste baben it6
na6 Yrior Safe, maize O1t1lneapolts,
be4eben, nm ibr finftigeS Seim sort
auf5ul6lagen, ba Serr &olb au11 5taz
ttonSzNee1tt an Ser Sabn ba1elbit be-
f0r0ert morben lit. @r mar mebrsre
Sabre lang tn Mo11teoioeo alS 5ele=
grapbtft tdttg. @be ba8 Baar Seem
Tim perlteb, lprrbe tbm nod bon etner
Nn5abl Sreu1loe am O}ittpo9abe11b eine
bubf6e neberrai6lung gum 9lbldieb be-
rettet. Dte 6eier fanb I'M Sa1ie ser
Neutter n11h be8 0robpaterS, Soerrn
Nngllit 8eterS, itatt, un6 mon anliiiierte
iid outs Beite.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-30

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gSaS 9(n1erifa paiiieren lpiiroe, menn
Sic @inmanoerung alfb0rte, oariiber bat
grofellor Nuptrl bon Der Columbia
lluiperlitat Ii6 por etnteen 1asen fllr3
11nb biinbtg 70 au8geipro6en: Die
MmertfQner 111iibten Derh1ngern u1t>
erfrieren, lpe1l11 bte @tnmanoerung ala
unieren1 ratto11alen 2eben fortfele.
Drofellor Hupt1 begriinbet baS folgen=
berrnaber: 81 Bro3ent Der Nrbette1
in oen @et6foblengrnbe1 beS 9anbea
1tuo @inselpanberte, ebenip 81 pro3e1l1
ser @rbeiter ir1 ser Sletl6tnbnltrte, ST
Brosent Ser @tredenarbetter nniere'
Gilenbabne1 ll1lb " Bro5ent Der Ar:
better III Sen 9teingutfabrtfen oes
2anbeS.