davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06

ltorben. 9as &erl6r u1lo bic ser.
~tcioiglt1g mer0el1 BON 0emtid)en Su.
riitel gelcitct meroen. gllalal10,
Sral1freid uno gelgiell mer0en ge=
DoGnadtigte fei oelt Ero5ciien eu-
ben. 9olifif eoer nHhered)tigte Gin
fliiie tuer0en auf Sen Gang Der gr.
eigniiIe rid}t einfpirfen fo,tne1t."
8elgijd)e 8sablen.
@riii1el. - Gle Grgeb,iiie Sci
Munioipal= ul1o &onmltnalipahleu,
Die oieier Gage III 9elgien
ituttgeIunoen, 5eigen, baB oie 4ieri-
falel1 lit Sen greBen gtaoteu, mie
griiilel, M%ntaperpen Unto Gent, auf
Soften Ser So5iaiiiten betrdftlihe
6ortidritte gemadt ba6en. Sic let.
teren illOeIlen bielten ibrer 9eital1o
lit Sen neutrality-suspicious.. Sic 2ibc=
ralen beba11pteten iid I'M aageme-
nen. G5 lti1nmte siemlid piele
5rauen. aonigin gdiiabetb ltimmte
in 9ruilel ul1D martete biz Ste Heibe
an lie fam. INN i1 Ole. 9uoe ein5u-
treten uno lire Gimme ab5l,geben.
5etmreiie BON apblens.
Mntperpel1. = sluf Dem Srans=
portid1iff uSomme" lil10 pierhullnert
olnerifo1,iid)e Solbateu aus &oblen5
nad) Ser @ien1at abgefegelt, sic met
item, l1nt cntloilen 5u luerOe1, ooer
aber mie0er III Die MrlHee enquire
ten. Sic lte'en unter Dcn1 9efcbl
BON Major Jrancis s. Armltrong.
&ier5ig ser 2ellte iino bon Soipi=
tdler11 III acblen5 ou @oipitdler i'll
Sen Ser. Gtaaten iiberlpie1en. Sic
meiiter1 Dor ibncrl merben in Oas
@alter Meeo gllgemei1,e 9oipital III
@alhingtpn iiberi iihrt mer0erl.
3moi;a;g anoere ii1o @efangel1e, sic
iid al1f oem 8ege nod 2eaucl=
lportb, aanIas, bcfil1hen.
1egcn Nnpulcpn=Weoenffeier.
8aris. Sic Scier bes bum
oertlten Gobastages 9tapolenus, Die
fir Den 4. uno 5 Meai augeicRi
it, fiHoet IN raOifal=io5ialiltI1den
a~reiIen H1lo 3eitlll1gell groBen &i=
oer'prlld. Sic babeu cine &ag=
ne iiir Nnfgebeu Ser 6eier begor=
ue11, iuoem lie bebaupten, oaB es
cine imperiaIiltiid)e, unbe1nofratiihe
uno unreplblifaniIde GemonlIro=
ton lit.
g0ouaro 9arriot, Maire ION
apons u,1o Mitglie0 ser 3epltier=
tenfommer, bot BON oem Ml1Sldub
fir Sic 6eier reiignicrt, unb in iel=
l1em Mbiagebrief gelagt, ooB Die
&lmbgebl1ug 1T eirc politl1dle outs
arte.
Sic 2iaa sum Gd)11se Ser melnd)-
lideu 8iirgerrcdte crlieB jill1gIt eil1ell
Eroteit, in Sem tie aue tire Mflt=
glieoer erll1d)te, iid Ser SelIrabn1e
su es1tbalten, "a Sic Tcier cine 6lo<
rifi5ierlrng oes Wtilitori5mnls, oes
groberuugsgeiltes u11o ell Ierbre-
den gegen Sic pcrlonlide Sre1beit
lei.
Ser Glteite Gpilu geitorben.
9aris. - Charles Surl,gl1c, der
dltclte 9oilu SronfreidsS", Geteran
lotpohl oes nelttif=fran5oliid1en ais
audi bes @eltfriegs, lit bier inn Ml-
ter BON 81 Sahren %aeltorben.
Sllrllg1'e, Der ben ge115en &rleg
Don 1S7O-71 al5 T%reimlllger nit
mad]te, meloete iid 1915 I'M Sitter
pon x Sofren mleOer freimIaig uno
murne Gem Soppeuroienlt 5ngeteilt.
gr idlob lief III Soud3c5 Ser 9rnee
o11 1111b mar ieitocm beltanolg I'M
Iicnlte. Gr lpl1rbe in M%rnleebefel)=
len breirnol lobe1aD erlpubnt llao nad|
ser Gerbun=aampaane 6llm 2ent=
nont gen1adt, erbielt 1917 Die CT
renlegion uno plrroe 1919 Sffi5ier
Ser 2e9ion.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06
Gabrpla,t Der Gtte,t-
/. tahnen.

Chicago & Northwes,er
Gfili6 aebenS
10. SIG 5delid, neue 2inie, 1857 n1ore.
DurGsus. mad Sen .3pillingsitdSten. =
unb benz Siten a.
9onnt. auSgen,alte Qinie. 8.48morg.
Mo6t gerbinbuns bel 8aiota mad ben
,3millinssitdoten uno in Manfato Sumo.
lion mad bent Siten. ."
Np. 90
Tra6t {aussenommen Sonltas) J
IL ubr rs morsens
10. SID "'
Eagli6, 11elle 2inie. :. &c Ia6m.
Durds1s nad ben l3milltnssitd6ten unb
sem Often.
10. -24-
.Idslid, alte 9inie. 80. 1923 nadn.
@eitlid gebeno,
10. 517- II.
Idglid, nere 0tnie. lbs ua9tb.,
lurdaus BON ben 3millin9sltdoten lln6
,en Siteu. :.
TO. 13-
Cont. alsser. alte 2inie. .7:42more.
Eurd5ug. mad Sleepp gpe, Neomoob,
falls uno MarIball.
5dsli6, alte qinie. .l:45 mittass
go. 81
Tradt muSssnommtn 5onntas)- IL
ubr SIS nad)nlittags IS
20. 5035--q e 49,
Eslid), neue 2inie. 49,. 200 ntittag6.
0urdsuq bon oen 3wilinasftdoteu u1o
ZEN Si1eu.
10. %
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06

9urd frem0e Tun1mbciten miro
man meiit fliiger ols bird ben
tigenen 8eriton0.
Man bebente. bob es bic
pfli6t oes meif!ers lit, ehiier gu
bilben, Die i'm ubertreffen. SIRE
4ufga6e pirb iAperer Iein als Die
feline, neil linen mebr gegeben 1T als
ibm: lie battsn i'm Dor ii9.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06
Minneapplis mo 81. 9pats
W1rb[id oebenb.

Rem Tim u. @t. Ball. .5.15 niorgerps
Rad ben s3pillm9sftdoten. LILO mdm.
aotaler Gradt3us. ....- 3B: .rlt.d9mL
5hbIi6 eebenb-d |
Rem Tim u. @t. Saul. .3::45 hadn't.
Rad Gtorm Safe. .1:10 nddbm.:
eofaler Gra9taug. $50 nulbmLi
Ale 53ilee seben tdslih alseenom.i
r1en 9onnta9s.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06
SIN 8edjel Der Soften.

sSSbre graut bat bente gum er5ten q
Male Elm 5beater geiebeu2 Mber por !:
8 Sagen fagten Sic mir ouh,sie tpas {
lren nit Sbrer 8rau i'm Ibeafer aetpez,.e
len" - nSa, afbets nid9t nit Mez
er"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06

5tunbenplan Der 5urnid1,ilc bcs
Neiu mmer 1urnbereins.
L. Gnabenfloiie, Sitter Gil Sabre,
Mittnod Na6mittag 4:3O. bis
$50;
5amstag Morgen, 9. biz To-.
2. anabenflaile, Sitter II Sabre
Wontag Na6mittas 4:30 bis
$50.
0onnerstas Nadmittag 4::33Os6ts
$50.
8. s36glinse, Nlter Ills Sabre
Montas Abeuo 7:30 bis 3:45.
5reitag Nbenb 1880 bt5 $3.50.
4. Mdb6enflafe, Sitter Gil SABRE
8tenstag Nadmitias 4 bis S.
Greitag Mahmittag 4 bis 5.
5. Mdbdenflahe, Sitter HIS
Sabre
Dienstng Madmittas 5 bis 6.
6peita9 Ma6mittag 5 bis 6.
6. Mdb6enflafie, Sitter 15-17
Sabre
Mittmo1 Nbeno 7:3O bis $50.
GamStag NbenO 1880 6is $3.50.
z. Sungfrouen unb Trauen alalle
Donnerstag Hbenb 8 bis 9 nbr.
8. Mdnnerflalie
Dien8tag Qbenb 8:15 big 1900.
Greitag abenb $50 bis 1000.
Mntpn 2eibplo,
Iurnlebrer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06
CHAS. EMMERICH.
gIeiarbeifcr
Bfiuiam Ytaenoer Msentn
M%llgemeines
Mo.Ed,er,,n 2 (Hc fAHS

UtI TtuJtI Ho@VeIWUI =
gerfidert sesen Geuer, Sast1, Got
naeo, 4utomobiE unIall uni. 2eberS,
periiderung in ben be{ten Berfide'
lnssz@elellidaften.
@runoeieentl1m aefauft pnb ner.
fault.
@eietli6e 6ofumente eslider art
peroen ausgeitellt. Das NuSborBet1
BON @elb mirb beiorgt unb Dampfer
iyabrfarten perben p%erfauft..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-05

not geibebaltung Ser ganf bon Noro
gafota in Srlereife Der Gnrrler oes
@bnates our asDedfmdBigm 2ofung oes
Apoenfrebif J BrobIerlg
@allep Ctr. 5ranf Mbite BOZ,
bier, puroe bonn Nrdiioent 9nroing
ann u g. Shasaneifter nonliniert.
SIN &arieg mar Mbit 9beri Der 81.
s, goIunteer Snfanterie lpater Som.
manoelir Der g. ruppen al ben
8bilippinen. 9ad eiller RRiidffehr
tp,iroe Ct antn B5ouber1aeur ertpabH
nno nieoergetu1bA 4.s Is''s
Dates. - Dllrd EN- 6euer li1rbe-.
fant1ten nriprnnas brallnR bier 81.
ne groBe Gbelne, SO bei15O Sub
,nb. Rus @ebanbe,.ans @prfret err
.bnltt aiente nls 2agerbaalg 11ft0 mar
.a,ir 3eit geffaiiM init slutos nro Eraf.
tors.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-05
gerten, cine 5iDanaigpro5e1tige 2Dbn
reouftion o1lannebmen.
NorozDdfota.

6argo.-Der Gerfauf bon Mbis
fep- Dreaonong bon be,er ETH
DE oeutli1 Die apuren e~rhiitterte
adrnpfe nit 8robibitiong Agentea
3eigten, bat Der Megierung anlrdbberni
$21M pro @5tiid gebradr. Sic Mnto
mobile tuaren tnegens u~ligeiesGidel
GransportB bon MbisteD beIdlag
nabart Doroen u,1o lpair0en an Do1l
1eritae III aGrgo u1riitbietenbs neriitteii
CERT.
Bisn1ord Sad @alper a1ls
|Sionr Salts COUNTY, Der Des Niiebb
biebItobig Hbertpieien pllroe ulab 90
fnr 5tpei Sabre 3ndbansifrafe ers
belt, bot an 6ag Dbergeridt nppel
Iliert, muB abber feline 5nuei Sabre ab.
iisen 30 oosieIbe 1as urteil nerser'
fen ssnitana beitdtiete.
BSerbn. Son elmer 8arreb Mpd.
Serne anf Mit Botpers gBnrm ii
Gefiger Manbarfdnft tpurbe ons groiff
tie III Nortb Dafota betannfe 6 ge;
ilegt. gg ion G1@ s3on I'M nmfana
uno. s3on in Der 2dange neiien.
gafri1tgton. So Meidert bon
berf aunt oalerloen Mnifenpermals
ter Der goniurters Mniteo6 90.
bonn 8un6esbiiiftrif1fsfr
W6nri1g er1,nlutt norben. Sir
mo betreibt 80 910en I'M 5tanfe. In
pri1gIih beftano bic Mbiidt Die geaf-
ienber1nolhlng ii Que 9ano0eb bon @.8.
SSobnfon 5u Iegen. Der Die Beibdfte
Der @efeHidnft Big ebt bertpaltet bot
te, bod Sic garnler-M lfffiiondiire prote-
i~tierten Hergegen, tporauf er ielbft
Dol, lin fiir ben soften hes MafIen=
nertpaIterg ridt III getrodt 81 5iehen.
Minpf. sc 81. NeIfos. unnbbdn=
1aiger @onbernenrgS&Ra11naiiofn bon
georfb Dafofa ii Ser Mecnn-MnH I'm
fon1menben Script befHrtportete am
Meeiifttpodnbenb III elmer Mebe ii Offii<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-05
ta1l0g utlo auf ben beiBen, ia1loigen

IIntfns s4,ra nt,f npn hpiacr4 fnr1ninpn
EShe,,aa a., Mr;sa,,o ger mpISn,,
Sraefnr. 81 iSeaI'saeh,1nben h,o,6er,
n;hf mr. f;r fN,,ora InnntnirfSd,nft.
lis,e girhpit nix aroi,en mpashan.
sagsprn nh III 5asr,prfaIinpn m11S
nIIaerf,e;n fo,,,,,pr.;sner Mshra,,.h
Igse meiian Observation-Disclosures gorno,,a.
t;an 4rifft aorhars;f,,soen s;;,a ,,,.,s.
~ a~ah..;so,,Isae !, s,,.s,, D n,ola,sr
an mssh;,,Ss, nj 81, haasfa,,.
a;ap,, Srnetors ~ 11,;ts ~, go,,,a.
i,.s,r' d M gar,,'f,,,sca NMnfnae,
ha,.s,,' s',;,S ,,sasss;s afs 81. a,Sssrs
se;f' S.. s;;,s,ss;or,,,,c S;esor hi
a,,saas S,,,sh sS;e am, gn.
Ia,eas 'hese,at sn;rS, ~, ,,,,, 81, -.
r;soer issA 81, Mft;en IA, ssorpo.
naf;e,,sf; sfFenfI;ihp 11~ntprsdr;ff IL.
Mpi6an sl -
M;t pinpr,, mo,,ne n,ie sprr 81 8
Weiinn-meId,er ieif 1onSner An piner,.
mnmen Fir IN SpIhSf snIs erfnIarei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-05

&MEs8E& 49,
|gnla,tb e.l,. sle erl.e Saoang lo.9sa
AaIsas, lps.aM .nia;a,. asn Wv
spAlps. wv .'sia'' ~.
seaa.lss'l. g 1870 81 w.
. les1 dAS'ass'p u'ssu'sae leu
Sibbinn Sibbinn erhipIt nrr
mifthnoh einen Mohneshatof nea
gainfprs inSe,n ,nhea,, ein Sui
|asM,,pn f;pI gspr asda,ppfnm nnr NM
e;ner 9SitesneIp heoIp;tpt
..ss
Seem Tim. Ger Nel Hln1e1r
aalr1tperein, pirb ailu Notioraleln1
|'sSurnfef III Ghiedgo nod Bitten SUM adl1ft
affipe unn 5ebn MitgIieber Der %
menfloiie OILS Delegnten f6idea. Die
.nebnngen ffin0 I'M Mlfen @arge, mel
DE nit groBem gifer Der BeteiIigte11
Sal.seefibn mer6en. Ser Gatrt1berel1l
beld3loB IN ieir1er monatlid1en gerlaru-
lung Die Genonng pblger 9elegate11.
49, uao4rha Nor.
-. Pua $ sua.1 s a'.
gertegf leDf1fe dm Sre1Iag gen AnIIug
g. y SoaptleDs Bral1oenf per {
tional geo1parf1lar aeague, n1lo sSos.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-05
5nozDafofa.

Suron. Inc 5rnn Q. Gale
unD ibr dtpG Wprnfe nltes gDid1ter:
den ffa11en NM 2eben, Der gatR ber
6rm .tpur6e dNper berebt, dIs W9iitt.
mod rmb BAG @obnbn11g Der sd.
mile IL GNee 9eigbt, nefhIiidf bon 81.
ron, eingedIhert pl1roe. Dns Seuer
tp1Iroe onburh per1rfabt, baB 6ie
IJrnu grDM ii ben hledt breniren-
ben 4~oblenofen COB mas cine Grplo=
iion our aSoIge bette. s
Sosn1er. --- INT Spnf1tdgnorge1l
geaen 2 MIR mnroe Bag 5ttGii6ttddea,
D1lr1 ben &lang Der SeuergIode aus
(DemsghIof getpedf SIS brannte eiin
Ieerifebenbeg Wobnbang. Sic Seuers
tDebr NOR allsbnI1 5nr. 9fene n11 .
gelnna eg 0es granoes 9err 81 tper=
ben bod it Das Snug 10 beihd6oigt,
|onB egabgebrohen merom muBh. Sic
|nrinde bes Seaers iit nf1befanmt. $50.
Sfurgis-zM 0sinden gonr-
ID SoupfitroBm superintendent,
bnt ih bor gg5eriM al beranfpprten
|negen @el6er, Ole er unter faIiden
@or}pegelnngen erIangte. Ct bntfe
cine Rednnng iiin eine1 Damn einge-
#reidt, Der men1alls fuir i'm nrbeitete.
.s Nierre. gea9 geridten bon
.Morf. q. Nbnn1s1 @o1n1niHdr Der
s5taafgId1noereien, IN g0genont
.Dagefunoen uoroen uno ct tat cine
Slafde DEF bon or mtgebradt, oas
I'M faatiiben Wforiibe1 Wa1lie11m
.a1ffbetpaBn neroen on.
HeofieD. miro bier or1ge-'
fii11oigty bob $125,O00 Bombs ur
1pelde bier gelfhr11f matrDe, at par
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-05
nineton COUNTY fir ben 5. 4, 5. uno
6. Aualtft aepIaut.

80
s. Anguft geplant.
Detroit. sSsobrl &loinitab, 81
Sabre oft, mndte ieinem 2eben nnrd1)
grbdnger EN- gnoe. Die 2eihe muir.
De BON feiner 5dtpeIfer in Der 5del-
ne ertoedt. Oils @ruro miro Stunt
mer Mber ben 9oD leineg 8rlioerS,
Der i'm &rieg gefallen 1T, allgegeben.
Genfer gitn.- Better Carlton. elm
apoblbaberber Sar1ner bier. Duroe er-
mprnet IN iieiuer S6eune bon feiaer
&dmsbaIterit cnfgefnnbe1r. 8ie Sci
DIE spies eirer GgplB I'M linfem Mrnl
aiif nto Der Eon mar onr9 gebrod9e.
mes @enid ei~fgetreten. Menn ninlntt
an, 0ab Die 00rber .piel @el01 BEL
linn berm1lteter ua6 b er niGts mit-
teiIte, i'm pertpairoeten nn0 hi ben
Senidaht binunteritieben. no er bus
Benif brad. 9beriffspolim ilno anf
Der Sude nod ben Morbern. gnrlion
mar ettua so Sabre aIt nno leoig.
International Soils. - Durh Ell
ne angefiinbigte 2obnbernbiesung bon
Is 8roaent Fir gefp0bnIide Mrbeiter
bel Der Dammarbeit gingen bieie an
ben S.reif Dem id bic gelernten Mr-
better anfdloien iooaB 800 Want1
Die Mrbeit nieoerlegten, pobnr4 Der
Dammbau meientIid ~bera0gert miro.
Sairneont. 80 Sin 8iirgernufgebot
fabnbete in Der Nadt gum Do1neritag
a1,f 5tpei Mdlt1er, tpelde Die 16idbri-
ae Settle E~otpnserb an Mittmodmor.
gen ~befinn1ngslos .geidIagen suno
Damn ibr in Sdirmont selegenes Sal1s
gepliinoert batten; Der 3nitartb 0es
Maeoheig 1T beforgniserreeen6. 9ie
5frolde bolifen nie Sic 8an6alen;
felbff Die Mntrnben ml1r6en altfge-
fdIibf. Ser 8etrag Der 8el1te fonttte
5unddff mod nidt feitgeiteM tperoer.
guIutb. Ser Daurpfer q. $.
@mib bon Der Greet Gates Sraniit
CORPORATION traf am Miittuob BON
guffolo, q. g., nit Der erften 2a-
Dung Sradtpafeten 6iefer Saifon IN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-05

Denzine GlstaYe M. and wife TO
Joseph Trasger, Sri part of lot a R.
Moofes Add, Sank Centre S4ooo.
George Waters to George Ernst
Tungel VII SEX NEN, section 2 1872
2S, $500.
John Hoppe and wife to Theresia
lBrinkmann et II, 81 sEA NEA and
nv NEH SEX and 90 a OF SWH
NEA and NWA SEA and s 20 a
NEA sEN section ~ 125 80 and other
lands, $1s440.
jacob Lochniker to Katie Stein, lots
{, block III, Albany $4,000.
Henry q. Mol and wife to Frank
HOFFMAN 81 NWA section % 127 %
ii$72o0.
Anton Wins and wife to Mary Suer-
ken ct al, LOT 4 block %, Brunnings
add Richmond, 500.
Conrad Ffnken and wife to Leo Brazil
In 60 feet of lot 8 block 1 Freeport
ss2s5o.
31C Lilo gI1OA1C1 duO AuSO0nu " VII
liam Dickmann NEA and Ell NWA
and NJ SEX and M sWA and part
lof sWA NWA section 20 122 80, also
lot 6 section 20 1872 80 also VIZ sEA
section IL 122 80 $16500.
Edgar II. Bassert ct TX to Lester
= Bennett sWA SEA and part Of SEA
SEA Of section 20 1913 ~.
George w. schutt and wife to W. c.
Jones, lot is il block 10 #. and Smith
addition also lots 9 and 10 block Q in
Kleppers Addition.
Michel Gully to John Turks, lot IL Is
block "a Maxim Soldiers.
Ida Bjulean and husband to George
Turner lots parts1 2 8 in block Il
Sank Centre.
Bertha Kropp to Arthur Kropp lot
III block GarfleIds Add. st. Cloud.
Glyer r. q. and wife to ]. G. Stems
s1jjrud Ell NEA section is 124 So, $4,000.
AntonHMuggI and wife to Math. Z.
iEthen lot IS Mugg1e's Subdivision Of
block q ID Cold Spring 5000.
Anna verkennis Thush to Charles
HawIa, lot 10 BLK. SO, Ayers and Clarks
addition, Melrose $500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-05
Gebnrtcf, ,a1tN Sfcrbcf6us
inn County.

BdibrerD beg Sabres 1920 ereiigne-
ten i III 5tearrg gpnntD 1923 aaa5e-
burton gegen sos 5terbefdM meIhe
Mn5aM id. n11f Die golpns giaages
mo 5fdote tpie folgt Derfeiff
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-05

II
@rotp gtiper 18I
IG6en Snfe
lGnir obe1t s
lgarn1itlg IL
l@etfn
Brobe rs
Soloing al
Gfrai,t ~
nfe George ia
SHE Germ iii
5nuf
ssl.TeI1lDatrg
sl2ll0e1t ....14
Moqile Brairie s. SO
MeIroie .......M
Miltpoo6 49,. 26
Mn1lion ZIG
aeDrtb Sort 90. B.
m 90
Habrlespine IS
M1tulpno e
Mocfcile 81
ST Muguitn is
st. gloll6 s. ..15
g. Soiepb Is
ct. Warti11 .26
st Menoel 16
'gn1if Centre .35
S5prinq Sin 90
MdfefieD 33
:8ion s..
@eialanf $50
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-05
Gin t1n.is p1pune INT Graf>


fn Der giinfiDrung oeg NeIfpn
Sour NbeeI DriDe Eraefor nn benz
=Marh ft cine neie Mera eriddloIien
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Evening star., 1921-06-26
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK. June 25.-The actual
condition Of clearing house banks
and trust companies for the week
shows that they hold $26,s6S.500 re-
serve in excess of legal requirements.
This is a decrease Of $20,43S,200 from
last week.
The statement follows:
Loans. discounts. etc, $4,5s0.o25,-
600; decrease, $14,493.0o0.
Cash in own vaults, members fed
eral reserve bank, $76,S14,00o: in
crease. $1.52s,ooo.
Reserve in federal reserve bank
of member banks. $4s7,9s2.000; de-
crease. $26.699.oo0.
Reserve in own vaults. state banks
and trust companies. $S.6SS.00o: de-
Reserve in repositories. state banks
and trust companies, $S.569.oo0; de-
| crease, $l24.000.
decrease. $46,439.0 900; United States
deposits deducted. s222.311,ooo.
Time deposits. $22o,753.o0o; de-
crease. $13.543,o00.
Circulation. sS2.4se,ooo: decrease,
Aggregate reserve, ss15iss,o 900.
Excess reserve, SSo,oVo'oSos uc-
crease, $20,43s,200.
Summary of state banks and trust
companies in Greater New York, not
included in clearing house statement:
Loans, discounts. etc, $612,S99.S00
Cold. S6's7S.6Oo; increase, sE5,300.
Currency and bank notes. $17,965,-
500; increase. 81 211,6oo.
Deposits with federal reserve bank.
New York. $5s,536,6oo; increase,
SiI Total deposits, $s4s.7ss.soo: de-
crease: $7,144.700.
Total deposits, eliminating amounts
due from reserve repositories and
other banks and trust companies in
New York city and United states
deposits. $5s3,117,60o; decrease, $12,-
Ranks-Cash in vault. $27.060.3 800.
Trust companies-Cash in vault.
S51 10000.
Evening star., 1921-06-26
CURB IS NO LONGER
OUTDOOR MARKET
Final Session Preceding
Change to Roof and Four
Walls Ends VociferousIy.

NEW YORK. June 25.-The New
York Curb Market today gave up it's
outdoor life.
When the chimes Of old Trinity
pealed the noon hour. the babel that
for years has marked the curb's
operations on Brpad street died down
to murmur after a final roar. Mon
day the curb will have a roof over
it's head and four walls to shield it
from the gaze of the curious.
But the final roar was unprece-
dented. Brokers multiplied the
shouts. the furious wiggling OF fin-
gers the waving o. arms. the swing
ing of caps and the mad milling that
have made the curb seem like a band
some acquaintanoes from a lunatio
asylum.
Last "Wireleas'' MessaGes.
Up into the air went scores Of vari-
colored caps and bizarre jackets
curious habilaments by which brokers
perched beside telegraph wires in
windows above the street in the past
have been akAe to tell their repre-
sentative from the other fellows N
the scramble below. Nimble fingers,
through which the men in the win
dows and the men on the street ex-
changed sign messages, sent their
wireless orders for the last time.
NOBODY agrees Oh Lne udIc NHeit
the business of dealing in unlisted
securities out on the curb got its
start. but 1873 marked organization
Of the association which left the open
air today.
Business Kept Up, Rain or Shine.
Its members transacted business
in rain or snow, sleet or sunshine.
and, to the unknowing, 1t seemed
they were ever In chaos.
Many of the big brokers now hold
ing seats on the New York Stock Ex-
change went to school on the curb.
There 1t was, too. that some Of the
stocks now listed on the large ex-
changes got their start
Evening star., 1921-06-26
coTToNsEED OIL STEADY.

NEW York, June 25-While quiet,
the cottonseed oil market was steadier
today, due to room covering on the
improved tone Of stocks and cotton.
and the persistent flrnness Of crude
oil. Leading deliveries were to
points net higher at the close. Sales.
1000 barrels; prime crude. 500 bid:
prime summer yellow. spot, 7.40; July.
IA; September. 7.Ss; December. 7.Ss;
all hid.
Evening star., 1921-06-26
RANGE OF MARKET AVERAGES

The following
mark
Friday June "a The lower chart indicates
f he
Evening star., 1921-06-26
Pilgrim Grand

Three compartment
style heavy Golden
Oak; alright con-
Struction; white en-
amel lined; cast brass,
nickel plated trim
mingS. Ice capacity,
IS pounds. Special,
Evening star., 1921-06-26
Special

Top Icer-S oil id
Golden Oak, with
white enamel inte-
rior: charcoal sheath
ing insulation. Spe-
cial
The Washington times., 1921-09-23

amined were normal, he said, except
the lungs, the lower lobes of one of
which had been congested. Besides an
incision made in the bladder by DIR.
Ophuls there was a rent about three
quarters of an inch long in the wall,
DR.. Strange said.
1t was this rent that caused death.
he declared. adding that it could not
have been caused by an interior force.
Photographs of Miss Rappe's bruised
arms and legs were then put in evi.
dence.
DR.. Ophuls, a dean Of a medical col.
lege, then was called. He went hur-
riedly over much Of the ground cover
ed by DR.. Strange. He made the
first post-mortem and described the
hypodermic needle marks, the bruises
-"as II fingers had held the arm
rather forcibly"-and the rupture in
the bladder wall.
How old a rupture is IT." the State
asked.
"A day or two old, at least" he
said. Mot over four or five days
old"
Doctor" says U'Ren, what, in
your opinion. caused the death OF
Miss Rappe?"
THE rupture Of the bladder wall"
said the doctor. "It il my opinion that
the bladder was overdistended and
then was subjected to some force from
outside"
Nurses Testimony Admitted.
Miss Grace Halston, hospital nurse,
was the last witness Of the afternoon.
Her statement that she believed the
bruises on Miss Rappe's arm wore
made by the grip Of another
prompted a debate over its a..
bility between Arubckle's counsel it.ld
Milton T. U'Ren, assistant district
attorney. who conducted the examins-
ton.
Judge Lazarus let the testimony go
in. The defense did not cross-examine
any OF the witnesses, and Judge
Lazarus put the hearing over until
2 p. m today.
Although many women, unable to
get into the courtroom, submitted
to fate and stood patiently on the
stairs leading to the courtroom.
others refused to be satisfied and
called on Chief of Police O'Brien, de-
manding their right as citizens and
taxpayers" to be given a seat in the
courtroom.
Semnacher Is Detained.
Semnacher, who had called the
district attorney by telephone from
Los Angeles to request that expense
The Washington times., 1921-09-23
SHOW GIRLS TO TELL COURT TODAY OF "FATTYS WILD RUM

husband, William r. Heyer, also OF
Newark. They were married January
81, 1918. at the House OF Prayer in
Newark.
one of the rules Of the newspaper
contest was that the contestants were
TO be unmarried. Papers in the d.
vorce action were served on her three
days after she was elected Newark's
best looking girl. She said nothing
about 1t at the time, but prepared for
the pageant. She received $3.50 TO pay
her expenses at one of the beach front
hotels.
Mrs. Heyer will not contest the d.
vorce suit. She was not at home yes
terday. and II was said at her house
that she had gone away for O few
days TO visit friends.
Heyer charges that the desertion
took place Immediately after the mar
riage. He said Mrs. Heyer went to
her parents home and that he went to
his home, with the understanding
that they were to meet the following
day and arrange for their future" "
Heyer said that his wife failed to keep
the appointment and that numerous
endeavors since then to have his wife
live with him have proved futile.