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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-01
PENNSYLVANIA LINE
EMPLOYEES TAKE An
OUTING At CULVER

CULVER. Ind. May 81. - The
members of the Veteran Employees
association of the Pennsylvania
railway South Bend division. Were
here Saturday for an outing as
guests of the Culver Military acad-
envy. The program included boat
ride on Lake Maxinkuckee, lunch at
the Culver summer camp, an aero
plane exhibition by Lieut.. Walker
of the Culver naval flying school. a
band concert by the Culver cadet
band. an address by Sen. Harry 5.
New. boxing by cadets, visit 10
the Culver swimming pool the
largest indoor pool in the country,
and an exhibition of rough riding
by members Of the Culver Black
Horse troor.
Tom Perkins, a veteran con-
ductor OF the division. is the presi-
dent of the association.
Sen. New addressed the railroad
men in the open air theater on the
Culver campus. The senator was in
Plymouth Saturday 70 speak at the
American Legion celebration and
was a guest of Col L. r. Gignilliat.
superintendent of the academy, sun
day.
The English town of Aldershot
- --Loo1 for tra4r,f,o -taeY,1.-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-01
FIND SOUTH BEND
HAT ON DEAD MAN
Body is Found in Detroit
Headgear Bears Label
of Dealer Here.

Is the body of an unidentified
man found dead in Detroit. May %.
that Of a South Bend man.
That il the question DR. James +.
Burgess. county coroner al Detroit,
Is trying 20 answer.
The body was found at the Mich
igan Central railway viaduct, Brook
Ign av.. Detroit Part OF the de-
scr4pGon given by the coroner Is
that tho man wore a fedora hat
bearing the label OF Adler Brothers
South Bend. Ind.
AR. and Mrs. Folkner. 1875 Syca-
more st. Detroit. former South Bend
residents. visited the morgue where
the BODY awaits Identification, burial
in the potter's fle1d or the knives
OF students In medical college labor
atories Mrs. Burgess wrote a letter
20 Tho News-Times. saying she and
her husband both are certain they
have seen the man in South Bend
several times.
The complete descrrp ticn OF the
man follows: Age, about "a; five
Il. IN. tall. smooth face: well
dressed; black suit light brown
eyes; brown hair; purple silk shirt,
striped hat. bearing label OF Adler
Brothers. South Bend. Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-01
Complete List Of Presents to Brides and Groon1s

Charles NJ. schuen. SIS glass
vase.
South Bend Electric Co., cleo
trio vibrator.
South Bend Home Furnace Co.
$50 credit on purchase Of furn-
ace.
South Bend Realty Co. 5000
credit on house or 500 credit on
lot.
Star store. Mahogany finish
serving tray and set OF glass
tumblers to 5th, 10th and 18th
brides.
Swanson-Lee Furniture Co.
set of breakfast dishes TO three
brides
Washington Restaurant free
dinner TO both bride and groom.
Ward and Lewis, 81 in trade TO
first so brides.
VIII H Weaver check for
SIS.
George H. wheelock & Co.. a
set Of dishes.
Tom Williams. one glass towel
bar.
williams & Co, Bridal bouquet
TO the first bride applying at the
store.
worden Realty Co., South
Bend watch for each June bride
who purchases a house.
George Wyman & Co.. pair OF
white wool blankets
GIFTS FROM NHSHAWAKA.
Alexander's. mems silk hose 10
groom.
Beiger Furniture Co. carpet
sweeper 10 first ten brides.
Carpenter Millinery. IS hat.
A z. Castleman. choice OF 100
pounds OF -four or ton OF Man
haitian coal.
Fashion Leader store. silk dress
TO bride.
NJ. Gilbert & Son. black Cat
Hosiery.
Ronald Music shop. SO credit
on talking machine.
Matz & Forstbauer. folding
auto seat and SO in gold for the
first one who kisses the bride
(must be witnessed).
Milady shop. silk underwear
suit.
NIishawaka Book shop. framed
poem. Home, BY Edgar A.
Guest.
Nishawaka Clothiers. mans
bathing suit.
Mishawaka Pharmacy. lady's
gold fountain pen with mounted
card.
Nishawaka Trust and Savings
Bank. $1,000 insurance on
household furniture.
". H Parmenter. electric
table lamp.
Peers Bros. large box Of choco-
lates.
Red Cross Pharmacy. bottle OF
perfume.
r. F. Simpson. four dancing
lessons and membership In
phonoEraIh exchange.
Van RE. set hollow handle
knives and forks.
Fred Vogt. lady's leather purse.
Harry Worthington. 10 boxes
complexion powder.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-01
ROAD MAINTENANCE
DEPARTMENT CITES
SAYING ON HIGHWAY
Constructs Improved Gravel
Thoroughfare From Niles
Highway to Healthwin.

At a saving OF $4,000 20 the coun-
o. the road maintenance depart
ment reports 70 is constructing an
Improved gravel road from the Niles
hfrh7ray wfft 80 Healfhvln hos
nstaL Instead Of letting a contract
FOR this work az an estimated cost
~ approximately $4,000. the main
leraace dsuaEtuert under tho di-
-ccti0n % Edward Ze.t.a-, sIperin-
tsndont. decided 20 build tho road.
The h,-hwav links IIoa'thwin AID
Ire Nles road Inst winter many
complaints were registered because
The road was impossible ana .hc
heavy traffic 20 the hospital led the
com mtesfcners 70 include tEo-
three-Quarter mile stretch In lis
roaE improvement program fo- this
yea The work Isl being completed.
TIE county operates feet OF
c.rr- trucks and "a caterpillar trac-
TOR and ~ various times during the
year has employed gangs Of men
sotalling 125.
The maintenance program calls
Tor rs miles OF resurfacing this
year About Is miles thus far have
been accomplished and the remain
der viii be completed before fall
Mr.. Zeitler said this morning. Five
gravel pits from which the mainten-
ance department obtains its ma
terials are now owned by the coun-
~.
superintendents Accountable.
There are Approximately loo
miles OF roads in s.. Joseph county
The work is divided into districts
and eight superintendents are held
accountable in each section. These
superintendents inspect roads after
heavy rains. replace gravel that has
been washed out and keep the grade
IN repair.
When the Indiana highway super
intendents held their meeting at
Purdue last winter. a treatise on
maintenance organization by Mr..
Zeitler attracted much favorable
notice. The subject matter dealt
chiefly with the orga nization in this
county and reflects credit on this
county's system of maintaining
roads.
The department assumes iurisdic-
ton over the county roads after
they have been improved II main
tains gravel. asphaltic penetration
and concrete roads and keeps them
In reLair. The equipment Of this
department. is such that il is able
10 accomplish much repair work in
the course Of a season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-01

GIFTS FROM SOUTH BEND.
Max Adler Co. bathrobe for
first groom.
Acme Stores Co. 100 lbs sugar
% the tenth bride
American Trust Co.. s. in gold
for brides savings account.
Auditorium Theater. compli-
mentary tickets for bride and
groom.
AuIrs studio. Eastman kodak
10 18th bride.
Adam Beehler. ferns and fern
baskets for the first three brides.
Abe Bermsn. casting rod. tackle
box. reel lines. bait.
Blackstone Beauty shop, mas
sage, marcel and shampoo 10
bride.
blackstone shop. blouse for
bride.
Blackstone theater. free tickets
20 first bridal party.
Brandon Durreu Company,
sill, n.shtg9wr for bride
Brunswick shop. $40 credit on
pEouoCraph.
3. IS. Cleaners. 50 worth of
cleaning 20 firs, bride; IS worth
OF pleatinS and hersutching 10
first
Chamber of Commerce. years
subscription 10 south Bend To-
day"
Clauer's. Rogers home max
Ing silver set Of % pieces
DeFrees Millinery Co. hat for
bride
D1meI Shoe store. pair white
pumps or oxfords for bride.
Douglas Shoe store. Eair shoes
FOR bride.
Economy Department store,
six dress. $40 hat and a pair OF
ladies oxfords.
ElbeI Bros, SO IN Victor rec
ords.
Elisworth's Store. $50 in gold
20 beS- looking June first bride
and SIS IL merchandise 10 first 10
brides
EnEeTs Cut Rate. wedding
cigars 10 drst three grooms.
First National Sank. IS in gold
for brides savings account.
Frances shop. Georgette blouse
FOR first Eve brides.
c. =. Frank. paper bridal suite.
Gatelys. silk blouse for bride.
Charles c.. Gates. IS worth Of
dance tickets 20 first FIVE couples,
also Wedding dinner.
T. S. Garland and Co. SIS six
sport dress
Grand Leader. silk lingerie.
l. E. Greenan. $1,000 house
hold insurance policy.
Guarantee Shoe Store. pair OK
fords for groom.
Harold Music shop. $40 credit
on talking machine.
Heller Furniture Co. hreless
cooker valued a. $3.50.
william Happ. 500 credit on
strictly modern fve-room Dun
grIow.
Haugh = Harmon. $50 dis
count on any house sold.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-01
TWO WIVES RECEIVE
DIVORCE DEGREES

Two divorces have been granted
in superior court No. ] by Judge
Chester r. Montgomery Aretha
Clark obtained decree from Lans-
ing Clark charging her husband
with calling her vile names She
obtained the custody of their one
child
Mary Barayhe obtained a decree
from Emery Barayne. She was
married 20 her husband from July
"a 1920. 10 Aug the same year.
on the latter day, the wife charged
in her complaint. her husband sent
her home 20 her mother. even
though he knew that she was in
delicate condition. She obtained
custody Of their one child.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-01

Hibberd Printing Company,
100 wedding announcements.
Home Furniture Co.. metal
table lamp.
Hull and Ca,non, one Jog hand
carved redwood packed with
chocolates
Tom A. Hynes or New Jersey
railroad. round trip ticket with
Pullman 10 Detroit for couple.
Interurban Labor Journal enc
years subscription.
J. NJ. Jolly. $50 to groom who
purchases lot in River Park
addition.
Kay-Bee Clothing Co.. hat and
blouse
H. d. Lee, One Suit Ladies'
Union Ais.
Leinbach. Humphrey & Torrey.
$50 discount on lot.
Little Folks shop. 12-p!ece
baby outfit.
z. T. Mangold. photo OF best
looking bride and first bride.
Frank Nayr & Sons. silver
plated coffee percolator.
Arthur l. Miller. one ton o:
coal
Mondor Millinery. hat COR
bride.
Newman's $40 in trade to the
youngest. $40 in trade 20 tNe
oldest; $40 in trade to the pet
test. and $50 in trade 10 ths first
bride answering Thomos Edi-
sons questionable corr city.
The News-Times. SIS tea set TO
first bride. Years subscription
20 first six brides.
Northern Indiana Office Equip
ment Co, clothes tree.
Oliver Barber shop. shave and
massage for groom June End.
oliver hotel. bridal suite.
oliver Style shop. crepe de
chine nishtgown for first bride.
Palace Theater. box at Christ
mas performance.
Reed and King. accounting
system for bride. also groom.
Reeder Bros. 10 monograph
records
Ridenour Garment Co. FIVE
fancy cretonne garden aprons.
Ries Furniture Co.. Vacuum
cleaner. Columbia Grafonola. -
inch cedar chest. floor lamp. por-
celain top kitchen table. linoleum
rug-ail OF these subject 70 9TH
er purchases from this store.
Robertson Bros. fibre reed
furniture
Schuyler Rose. ton OF Topsy
coal 20 18th bride
Sailors Bros. Co. S1ss four
piece bedroom suite; al the win
ming couple has 10 do Is 20 &c:
married ia the front window or
vest!bule OF the store.
Charles 3. Sax & Company.
set OF table linen
o. ". Schanner Electric Co.
81 Wear-Ever sauce pan 10 first
so brides.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-01

The English town of Aldershot
has a school for training steeple-
Jacks.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03
@ie9enIteo

Sdlaf, 9er5ensi0bn@en, mein 2iebling
biit BIZ,
'@9liebe Bic blauen @uddleelein gull
g1es 1T rllbig nnb fill tpie in @rab,
S9laf MIR, idb tpebre bic Slie9en Dir
SEPT nod, ntei1t ,@0bnden, lit eoIoene
3eit,
Spater, adj ipdter, ifts nin1mer tpie
she1lt'l
@tellen ert sorgen ums Eager ft6 ber,
6Dbn9en, bann i6laft iib's 10 rubtg
ni1t mebr.
Gngel bonn &immeI, 70 liebli6 fpie bn,
INNS 8ettden unb lddeln Dir
3n;
Gpdter 3tpar, iteigen fe anb nod ber@
ab,
Mber fie trodnen muir Trdneu bann ab.
56laf, &er5ensiDbn9en, urb fomntt
glei9 Die .@adt,
5ibt bod Die Mutter AM 8ettden uno
na9t;
Gel es 70 1pdt, audi un6 fei es 10 frib,
@utterlieb, @er5den, enti6lummert
bo9 ME.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

&pobl iiberlegt, lies 2eiiings Yroia.
ihriften (1ramaturgie. Yriefe uber
t.el,ere 2iteratur nnb antiqnarii9en
SnbaIts). Die alarbeit oieies alles
ourhIeudtenoen @eiites, Die 4raft
itiner 8ialeftif, oie glegalr3 iei11er
@etpegungen, Die &1lappbeit u,b Gin.
0rillglidfeit ieines Stils, Die ioube-
rome Weberrfduag Der Miiienidaft
uno @elebriamteit - al Dies lit
l.eute nod fai6iniere1,o ~ nidt lang.
neilig, claude MR.. 2ies nit
Gelnli ben 2aofoou, baS miro aud
Sir @enub geben, uno SIR tperoet
el1d nabe fommet."
Die Gorge UNI Die 8rau ntlb Die
8inoer, Die 8eriude, fie 3n trolten
i1nb oie 8itte, ibm nibt 5upiel Geld
l,t1b @Buorer al ielloen, % lie eS
lelber gu &al!ie brorbten. ipielen
in Den Briefen cine eroBe Stole. Sic
politii9e 2eioenidaft tritt baupt.
{ddli1 bort berpor, tpo 2lebfne9t
zen scr ruiiiibe1, @epolution fpridt.
SIMMER tpieoer fudt er Berubignng
in Der 2iteratur, nn6 er empfieblt
riefes &eilmittel ben Seinigen. Mu6
8aItber bon Der. Bogelmeioe ent5udt
i'm. Cine Mbnung pom iei1lem @noe
ouBert fid in ocn folgenoen 8orten,
Sio or n1r ~ M1ra 1917. altS Dem
8udtbauie, III einem Briefe a1 iei-
len Sobm &elmi idreibt: .l1ur oas
2eben lit unm0glid), baS o1es laufen
lolfen tpoQte, pte es lauft. Sour bos
lift mogli6, oas ii6 ielbit 5n opfern
tereit 1T, gu opfern fir Die Mage-
meinbeit." Ser 8rief i6liebt NIT Den
Morten: nNne Deine @orgen ,n0dt
if Sir fortfiilIen = forti6eltd)en =
,neir orrner fleiner &dmpfer! =
9tun, in Dem &f itegen mir"
&il1ter oen 3udtbausmarern batte
feline Meni6ltdfeit iid fret %erttaltet.
Mber es lit, olg ob 6as lange Gron.
men birter oieien Mal1ern in linn
rem 5inn fir Die Mirfl1bfett ertotet
b6tte, uno ols er binausfan:, bradte
er nit an 1einenl reine1 8ollett itatt
res @liides 11ur 8erpikrung. Sc lit
obldeulid, oaB er utter M0roerban-
ben fiel. @en,1 Ser McllGelmoroer
ihn nidt erid1agen batte, 10 bette
CT bo6 immer obltiir5en miilien tpte
SSfarlts.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

Nmslanoer fanfen iid tn Miirn.
herg Elm. @ie Sic vMorobaper.
3tg." erfdbrt, iino in ben lebten So
gen cine Mn5abl Mirnberger 9otels
ur6 @eidditsbalier i'll ben 8eiib
bon Muslanoern Mbefgegangen,
mabreno fir onoere nod 8erbano.
(uneen i'm @ange iino. aud fir
@runoitiide, beionoers gilen,, be-
Itebe ltarfites Sutereiie BEL ben ans.
lanoern, sic 5um Sell ielbIt anne.
ieuo lino, gum Sell tire agenten
9ierber geibidt baben.
Gas @cbeimnis ber @nrit. Gem
8ernebmen nod ioaen Die &eritel.
ler pom @urltmarel i'll Berlin, Die
gu sen ibliden teueren Hreiien bon
is Bis 40 Marf pro Yfuno in fat
alien bieiisen @eidaitcn 81 baben
Iirlo, ourd)meg 3icgen- ODER Yieroe'
fIeiib. ueben Dem anslanoiiden
Daueridmeinefleiid nno 6ett @ped,
shinten uno @hnala) Derarbeiten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03
uSar ben 8amiliensebrand. !"

Wenr1 audi Die Nrobibition Die
bIiibenoe @eininouitrie oes .@taa-
tes &olifornieu ternidtet bat, 10
bat 1ie ood Sen Mnban BON Met11
in ierem fit sic cole Mebe 10 bon
Der Mat1r. begiinltigten iTeile 0es
2an6es ni1t binoern fonner1: 9te
@einbauer in &%alifprnien fabre11
in ibrer Mrbeit fort, als OBJ lld)
nidtS ereig1et bdtte, uno iie Dober
guten. @runo fir bieie optimiitiide
@altune. Genn iie elauben, ibrer
Nbiabn16rfte fir ibre2. araube'1
aud i'll 3ufunft ii6er 5u ieiu. So,
mebr. als Dos. Sic f0nnen beri9'
ten, ouB ibre 6iesiabnige @rnte
16on ali boben 8reiien angefauft
miro, ebe fie oa lit. $25 bis $50
meroe1t fir Die Gonne 9ranben fon'
trobiert, Elm b0berer &reis, als IN
friiberen Sabren bc5ablt mnrbe.
@obin ale oiefe Tralbel1 geben
merben, bleibt ab5uiparten. Sic
aroBcn aeltereien &alifornicns b.
ben lire Giiren geidlonen, obne IN
oeiien ibre Ginri4tungen 5u ber-
ni9ten. Die 8eitBer Ser, &eltereien
leben in Der Soffn1mg, DAB Der
olte @ebroud, immer nod ems gu
trinfen, zines Cages biniidtli6 beS
Meines tpieoer %ouffommen miro,
uno perlegen ii6 aufs @arten.
9ie Grage, pobin Die Srauben
fiinftig geben tper6en, lit pieQeidt
nibt 10 f6mer gu %beantuorten. sic
meroen in ale Staaten geben nno
BORT bon 8ripatperionen in ser it,
men 5uiagenoen Gorm 8ermelroung
finoen. Ser Staat Oregon, Der
groBe Mengen ser folifornii@en
Grauben be5iebt, bat i'm borigen
Sabre itarf pergroBerte Mengen
ididen laiien, 1,n6 es lit fein &C.
beiinnis, oaB 6araus Sausmein fit
ben Bripatgebraud gemadt miro.
Mr6 sic @oiinen-Snoultrie miro
groBere Mengen Srauben gebrall.
9e1,, als friiber, 6enn 6ieie Sl1ou-
itrie 6irfte ltnter Subilfenabmc
11eler Metbo6en einen beoeutenoe1l
Mufl1pung nebrnen; sic Sapaner 8.
9. be8ieben Die faliforniiden So
finch 3ur 8ereitlme zines @eines,
6er in benz aiiatiiden ss1ielreid bic
le 6ren6e finbet. Cine Girn1a i'm
Often min ferner einen @ein ber-
itelen, Der feiner Mlfobol ent-
bd1t, aber troboem a0e &or5iige
oes @eines baben ion. 9b Die Sir
mo oieies &u1itltiid mirfli6 fertig
bringt, muB ii6 erit 5eigen.
nngefdbr 10000 Mder 2anoes
beoedt. Gs bat $25,000,0 600 gefo-
itet, Sic Snouitrie altf5ubo,len. Sic
Brooufte Ser @einbouer bradten
I'M Sabre 1918 $1O,OOO,OOO Elm,
i'm Sabre 1919 $t2,ooo,ooo. Gs
tonn icbr mobl iein, 6oB Die foIi-
forniihe Eraube bemnddit .fiir
oen 5amiliengebra,1d" mebr per-
lonet miro, ais ie.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03
Mlten5ei,n fit Maitrinaen.

IltenJeim fit &Iitrin9en. Scr
@eiamtitootrat bon &iiitri1tgen be.
miQigte 465,000 Marf our Grid,
tung eil1eS M~ltenbeims. Serner muir.
SEN fir @rribtu,1g bon &riegerbeim'
ltatten 5unddlt 100000 Marf gum
9al, bon 40 @obnungen fir &riegs.
teilnebmer uno &riegsbinterbliebene
b%eri1igt. Ser 5taotrat erflarte
iib nit Der @emabrung bon Seuc.
rl1nas5ulagen el Die itdotii6en 8e.
alnten in @obe Ser ben Staatsbe.
alnten geruabrten 5dbe einperiton-
sen.
Gin 100fader 8el5bieb. S,1 Min,
den puroe Cit ~17iaDriger 4rtiit
perbaftet, ser in fait bunoert Sdl-
len in @obnunger eingebro6cn uno
@el5e uro Mdntcl i'm @erte BON
iibcr 100000 Marf geitoblen uno
6ieie nod Berlin nn6 2eip5ig gum
Eerfallf aebradt hat.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03
1as redte @iIfsmittel.

Ser Gate gebt III b0diter ltngebnlt
IN Ser @obn11ng lumber uflb ipartet aui
bas Mittagelien. gnb1id fom1nt ietne
Nral1 bon Der S6neioerin 5urud.
n8artef bu f6on 1anse?" fragte
fte.
uginen. Moment," entgegnet Der
.@atte, ni9 mill nal brinnen in met
nem Mrbeits5immer 'nadicben."
v9ie niibt mir mdbts," %ent9egnet Der
@atte. r9a mub t@ i6on auf benz
Mbreibfalenber nadiebenf"
r@nf bu benn feline l1br BET oir?"
erfunbigt ii9 bie Srau.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

fem Musberfauf uno oiefer abrei.
bung elmer oeuti9en 8eidsito0t ge.
troffen tper6er, nit on8uicben. Sd
mo9te eil,lnal nit etnem 0ieier
Gan3iger, Die iid 3ur3eit in 10 bod
tonenben &brofen iiber De 3ufunft
Ses aufiinftisen 8reiitaates ergebcn.
nod einem Sabr 3omerider &err-
idaft tpieoer ipreden. Die @nttal.'
i6ung bieier Snl1iionsbeloen miro
cine febr bittere iein.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03
|DaS 2iso BON oer Sa'
aeno3ett

|sdSn 1T bic Sugenb BEL froben 8eiten,
fS90n lit Die ssSu8eno, iie for1rnt nidt
ymebr.
go b6rtfi6 oft idon bon alter 2erten,
limb felt, bon .benen tpeib ids Der.
9rum Tag i9'g nod einmal: f@Dn 1T
Sic Sugeno3eh,
|590n lit bic SSu8eno, tie tonnttt t1tdt
mebr.
sic fommt nibt mebr, ridt mebr, tie
febrt nidt tpieber berl
S90n 1T Bic Sugenb, fie fon11tt t1tdt
mebrl
&c bIiiben Stolen, es bIiiben Melten,
GO bluben 8lumen, iie ipelfen ab,
limb audi mir Meniden emit pertpelfea
l1nb barnad iinten tpir ins Grab.
l1in.l
l1nb ieber @einitod, Der trdeet geben,
limb aus ben @eben fliebt fiiber Bein.
8om &immel tparb er uns gegeben,
Tim uns're Susen6 5u erfreu'n.
%bI1U.3 "
M6, 1T benn 2ieben Elm @erbre4en.
limb barf man benn nibt 5drtli9 iein,
Mud nidt NIT 1einem 2ieb9en fprez
den?
Nein, rei5enb 1T nut 2teb' aDeinl
11iip.l
Ntan Iiebt Die Mdbben bel froben 3et>
ten, man Iiebt Die Mdb6en 3nm
5eitbertreib,
Sod fpdter IieB NO oft gern lid
i9eiben,
@at II ertpii6t etn b0fes 8eib.
n1tp.l
gergong' ne 3eiten febren niemals tpie<
ber,
|9rum 8riiber. Iiebet, fingt nno trtnft,
limb freut er6 unsrer beutfden 2ieber,
l5o lang uns nod Die Sngen6 tptnttl
11ip.l
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03
unteridieb.

g.: n@aeen @ie NAL, tpie benten
Sic uber Sic Observation-Disclosures ST.
reg Sreunbes 8obs?"
50: 80, bas lit Elm gutter &erl,
fir ben tpiiroe ib NIT meincm 2eben
einiteben."
g.: SOS freut mild. 8iir0en
sic tpobl cine 8iirsf@aft fir i'm nber<
nebmen?"
trauen ni9t." :
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

9nrd 9iebe labmeeleste Tabrif,
Ser 8etrieb elmer III ser 8el,oen.
itraBe 1877, &am5urs, befin6liden
9abrif wurbe ou0urd labmgelegt,
Dob ul1befannte 9iebe BORT eineu
Ireibriemen int @ert bon $4,000
Wart enttuenoeten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

6uggefion. = &uber (5um @irtsz
bausfenlt ter binansi6auenb) :: "8enn
th 10 1eb', .tpie Die 5teinieber bral1z
ben 1dmibe1. Damn fDnnt' i@ tmmer
9leid eine MiaB naG Der aroern trinz
fenl"
Gin broper @obn. - STUDENT Ger
&eanerin einen i6ledt geflllten @ab<
frug 5uridreidenb): "Wiien Sie,
Nannerl, mas mir mein Sitter bein,
Mbfdieb ans &er3 geleet bot? SSm<
mer mabpou, mein Sobnl" bat er ges
lagt."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

@66ne Musii6t. = 8eiiber zines
saifonboteIs (5ur &Ddin): "@aden
sic Die Eortionen ni@t 10 grob, &inz
ma; Die 3eiten 1inb idle6tl"
SIZE Sral Deg 8efibers Cant anoez
rem Sage: uMinna, fnapfen @ie aa
ben 8ortipr1en 10 biel ipte mDglt6; t6
muB mir aus BENT &iidengetpinn Elm
@leib berausf6inoenl"
Minna (fur iid): "9a, banm
fan MIDI ben @diten gratulieren =
gerabe in bieier Cation, mo t6 3tpei
Brdutigams bab'l"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03
Gttuos Sh1neS.

v6ribden, fomm, nal ber an @robz
mutters 8ett. iie lit franf, Jag ibr ets
mas 51Dnes."
Tribden: .@robn1stter, m6dtet
ou nobl NIT Mu1if bcgraben %-tperben?"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

Onfe1 (5nm &drsden, Der auf fei<
men @nien reitet): ~@opp, bopp, =
bas gefdnt Dir pobl, mein Sunge?"
@dns9en: ~Sa, aber 1ange nidt
10 gut, tpie auf eincm tptrfliden @iell"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10
NEW CHARTERS.

Dover. Dec. 9.-Charters were filed here
yesterday. as follows:
Live Poultry Transit Co, Wilmington,
Del capital. 50 100000
Robertson x Robertson, Inc, Whining
ton. Del, 81 100 600
Home Appliance Corporation. Whining
ton, Del 81 100000.
Mineral County Mines Corporation,
Dover, Del 81 900 600
Northern Central Morteage Co, SYRIA
cuso, y. v. 81 10000
surfo Heating Corporation. Whining
ton, Del: 100000
Wilmington Auto Co. Wilmington. Del
Banklt Candy Co. Wilmington, Del.
$500 900.
American Releasing Corporation. viii
mington. Del: S25O0OO
Western Pennsylvania Markets, Inc,
PittsburY. Pa. S20o.O00
,Sy-Po Remedy Corporation, Wilmington.
Del. 5000. 900
Universal Safety Device Corporation.
Washington. ID C.: s10O.o 900.
Harry r.. sherwin, Inc. New York City
xlOO, 600
old Colony Corporation. Wilmington.
Del 500 600
United Beverage Co. Philadelphia, Pa.
$50 900.
Monossen Cement Products Co, PhiIa-
depbia. Pa $4,000.
Newspaper Information Service Co, VIII
mingfon, Del. $4,000
National Motor Transit Co, Phiadel-
phia. Pa: $4,000.
Change OF name Of Omaha Refrigerating
Go. 60 Paul r. skinner Co. and increa Sc
of capital from 81 OO5 900 TO 81 .010 900,
Wilmington. Del Banner Mines. Ino
New York City. $4,000 to sl50.000.