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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01
Hum AnBlannf
Ser edeiSebrief Ses Mabbiners.

Mus Gronffurt a. 90. miro ee-
;ael0et: M
gor aei11igen Eager eridienen bei
einem Rabbiner cine M,,5obl iallgcr
9urihen, iamtlid e:ugepanberte &o=
len, in beren Begleitalie lid) aud eilie
6ro1 befalo. @iller Ser Maill,ler sat
ben &abbil1er, .ibm Den uSdeiOc-
sbriei@ ous5ultenell. Eah polmidcln
Hitus genugt DUR Mufl0iung elmer
iiioilben gl)e oie 5Nciorllg, sic
burh Den &obbinn in @egenwart
bon fiiaf3eusen mii1olid) uorgeAom-
met ltlrO baum ol1rb oen logenanl1-
ten n5deibebrief" oufrmlentarii1 BE-
itatigt miro.
Ser Mabbtner 1aDlt1 Sic 5dJeioun9
Dor un0 0ffnete bei bieier @elegen-
felt aub ieinen gdreibtiid, i'll mel,
dent lid cine gr0Bere @elOlumme be-
fano.
Ginige Sage ipdter eridienen Sic
ielbe11 Mainner mieoer, bob beiano
iib III ibrer 8egleiturg biesmal eine
!. arbere Grau. Die Gamer erflarten
Ser @atti11 bes n%b:pe5euben Gnbbi<
ners, ooB tie marten pouten, bis Die.
ier nad 5allie 5urudfebre, % er 1pie-
Derun1 cine 5beioung pornebmen
1ole. gie mitgefonlmene 5ral1 cts
flarte je0ob Der &ab6i1ersgatti1
meinen6, SOB fie NIT ibrem Manne
nid}t IN einem 8in1uter bleiben wolle,
% tie MiBbanol,,ngen gu befir6ten
bdtte.
Wutmitig for0erte Sic Srau nun
Die. llnbefannte auf, IN elm a1beres
3in1mer au tretel, uno sort idiloerte
Die nllngliidlide" unter Erdne1 Der
Sausfrnu oas Sdidial ibrer Gbe.
Sn5piihen fnadten Die 9oo5er SUIT,
gen in auer Seelenrl16e ben Sbrei6.
tiid) bes Yrebigers unb e%ntapenoeten
ooraus $4,000 Mf. 2autlos e,,tfern-
ten iid sic Diebe, u1b als sic Jrau
Die 6remoe. ;einen Mugenblid perlieB,
}ud@te audi oieie oas Beite. Ser
&riminalpoli3ei gelong es Dor &l1r-
5cul eiren Der 9iebe 3u berbaften
u1o ibm 1000 Mart bon ieiner 8eute
o%boanebmen. acknowledgements lit
Scr ginbreher ieood) mieber ani fret
Ell SUB gelett moroen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01
Gin grief 80 Sabre n~ntcr,ueas.

Am 8. Auguit 1871 ianote Sc,
Snba6er elmer gerliner 8erlags,
undertaking einen 8ricf an einen
8%erpanoten in 2iperpool. 9iejer
8riei 1T iest - nad ialt funf5igiab=
riger &eiie - als unbeitedbar bier
mieber eingetrofien uno Sen Sinter-
..bliebene1 oes in5pfder peritorbe,
aten 8riefl6reibers altsgebdnoigt
iDoroen.. So er -inSmiihen geltedt
fat, fonnte nidt ermittelt meroen.
Der grieiumidlag lit .ebenio 1pfe Ser
grief nod gut erbuIteu, Die 5driit-
5eld)en lallen on Deutlidfeit nibts
81 lmuniden abrig. Die auf Sen
8rief geflebten Marfen - 5mei Gin<
groiden- uro cine ginpiertelgro-
= liino ebenials u11per.
iebrt. Gieier Brief oiirfte mobl BON
alien bisber unbeIteabaren Yoltla.
den sic ldngite 3eit gebraudt b.
ben, nm On ieinen abienoer 5uriid,
5ugelangetl.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01
NOTICE TO

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed
bids for the construction of a terrazzo
floor on the the first floor in the Court
House, all in accordance with the plans
and specifications on file in the office
of the County Auditor, will be received
and opened on April %, 1921, at two
o'clock in the afternoon of said day
at the County Commissioners Room
in the Court House in the City OF
New Ulm, Brown County, Minnesota.
Bids to be accompanied by a certified
check in amount of ten per cent of the
bid submitted.
The County Board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
By order of the County Board,
LOUIS G. VOGEL,
County Auditor.
Dated at New Ulm this 29th day of
March, A. D. 1921.
1915
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01
11niom ,trn Miaiuncn betroaeu.

gu sen Observation-Disclosures alli
Ser Dorttnlaloer Union teilt oie itao-
tiid)e Madrtdtenltelle NIT, 6aB na@
Sen bisberigen Grmittlungen bie
ltniou um mebr als finfeinbalb
Mtillionen Marf geibdbigt por6en
lit.
@aupttdter lit Der aauimat1n bon
sen Ooro aus 9ort,nu1o, Ser, nad)-
Dem sic Union ei11eu 8etrugsfaa
aufoedte uno Sic 8e5iebungen nit
i'm abbrad, bier %fingierte Jirn1en
in elien, 8odnm uuo 9agc11 grim.
bete. Utter bieien Sirmenbe5eid.
n,,ngen idrieb er Ser 9ortmunoer
Union Mednungen aus fir 8are,
sic in 8irflidfeit gar nidt gelieiert
wur0e.~ l1ngetreue M1,seiteQte ser
Union BADEN nit gefalidten Stem.
peln Sic 8etrugereien mDglib ge-
,mad)t.
BIS iebt iino nelr11 @erlonen III
bieier Mngelegenbeit feltgenomme,1
moroen. 9reieinbalb MiQione,l
Marf lino bisber in barem @elo uno
III ionltisen @ertiad)en mieoer Der
beigeidafit morOen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01
geamteufinber obne !Semb CUR
Gdule. Z.

Ser Der Observation-Disclosures
tie angeb0renoe @egierunssprdiibent
Or. @riibner in DuNelborf bat
iitngft auf ether misunderstanding
in. Rrefelb in ern}ten Norten auf bic
pflidten binseniefen, Die AUDI bic
2anbmirtidaft Der @efamtbeD0ltez
rullg gegeruber bat. 9abei faste er
auh:
@@mere Sage burcblebt bic beut=
fde 2anbtuirtf@aft, bas erfenne it,
reitlos on, aber anoere @tonbe, ins.
be1onbere bic BeamtenI6aft in ben
grDBeren @tdbten leben in elmer
peitaus }@uereren, foft to%taitropba=
len Notlage. Set Monoten seben
&inoer meiner 8eamten in 9ifel=
bort obne !9enb CUR S9u.e. SIMMER
mebr Popiergelb unb imlaer grDBere.
nit ibrer 9auer progreiitD na91enz
be Got breiter @oltsf6i&ten. 9ie
raffinierten 2urusouslager in ben
@haufenitern Der @roBFabte ti0n=
men iber oieie Scot nidt tintpestduz
f4en. Ser 2urus. Der fir unge=
5d1lte 8etrdge unierer entperteten
Marf etnfubrt, pergr0Bert bic Not
in oerielben 3eit, NOD ii4 anoere ben
3opf 3erbrehen, nober Die DeDilen
fir ben alernottpenotgiten @tnfubrz
beoarf an 8rotgetreibe tommen fol-
len. Muaer, SCOT .unb 2uxus: cine
g%rauenbafte 9i6onan5!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01
Sin Mei{ter.Nus6redjer

Ser ieiner @efabrlidfeit uegen
bermbtigte @i11breder Wilbelm @ot
lit aus Dem Geridtsgefdngnis IN
Seioelberg ausgebroben. SoB battc
man, INN gang ii6er. 81 geben, in
Sic nb0dltgelegene" l1no f9ertte
3eqe gebraht, aus Ser Elm Gut
tDeid)en als abiolnt al1sgcidloiim
eribeinen mllBte. 5roeoem gclal1g
es i6m, Sic Guaoeriteine Der Gel
lenuano gu loderuL fib Elm Sod gu
MAIDEN l1n0 Damn aus elmer @0be
bon Is Dietern OH ieinetn 8ettude
oen Grobooen gu getuinnct uno
al entfoHmen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01

according to plans and specifications
on file in the office of the County
Auditor.
The estimated cost of construction
is $3l,156.25.
The average haul is z 1-2 miles.
Bids will be received for either
hard burned Clay OF first class
Cement tile.
The contractor in presenting his
bid must state the time he "a COM
mence the work and the time he
cantcomplete it.
A certified check for at least ten
per cent of amount of bid, made
payable to the County Auditor Of
Brown County, Minnesota, must ac-
company each bid.
The successful bidder will be re-
quired to give a satisfactory bond in
an amount not less than the contract
price, to be approved by the Auditor
of Brown County, Minnesota.
The right to reject any oraall bids
is hereby reserved
Dated at New Ulm, Minnesota,
March14, 1921.
LOUIS G. VOGEL,
County Auditor.
CARL CASE, Engineer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01
Gle Saline luieber id,uar5<,ueif-rot.

SSl1 politiiden &reiien III Berlin
5tueiielt man nidt 1aran, oaB Sic
Sabnenfarbe cine 2Dillng I'M pplfs-
parteiliden Gimme finbe11 miro. 9ez
mofraten, Centrum uno &olfspar=
te linO 1id ipobl I'M meieutliden ei=
mig, ur0 man nimnt al, 0aB trob
i6res iebigen Strdubel1S al1b sic Co
a~ialoemofraten nadgebeu lperben.
9ie &uddfebr al ser alien &etdsz
flogge miro, pie mir meiren mod]=
ten, bamit begriinbet meroen, SAP
sic Mnnabme ser ibnaro=rotzgoloe=
l,en Sarben aus ser gr1partung Der
aug gu begreifen nor, oaB Die Ser
einignng nit 9elltid) . SeiterreidS,
400 l9war5=rot=golo bis ouf oen berz
tigen Sag oas nationale Banner &C.
6lieben lit, unmittelbar Dor ser
5ure itebe. Sebt, 100 iid ourd
Sen 8ioeriprud) ser @ntente oieie
Sereiningllng leioer nod bina,rs=
5iebt, bat Sic Iabne1ta,toerung it,,
rem eigentliden aftueIlen sim per>
loren.i
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01
NOTICE TO DRAINAGE CON-
TRACTORS.

Sealed bids for the construction Of
COUNTY DITCH NO. So, located
about z 1-2 miles north of Sleepy Eye,
Brown County, Minnesota; also for
any one or more linear sections Of
100: feet each thereof, will be received
by the undersigned at the Office OF
the County Auditor of said County,
in the Court House, up to 2 p. m.
April Goth, 1921. :,
The approximate amount of work
to be done, and material to be fur.
in the construction of said
Ditch is as follows:
The construction of a bulk
head at the outlet;
The furnishing and placing the
following tile to grade:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01
2as @adtlaser i'm 9enfmal.

Dnrd ipielenoe ainber eutoedtc
man in &oblen5, bem r&beiulan-
Der" 5nfolge'", DOB an aaiierbenf=
nal anl Niiderl ser 5lcgcsgottin
mebrere aupferplatten eatfernt no.
ren; baourb fonnte man in bas
Snnere 6es Gferoes gelangen, IN
oeiiem 8aub man eire Bettmatrake,
leere aognatflalden un0 &er5enreltc
fnn1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01
9emtIdlanbs Observation-Disclosures
in 8efdIr. +

Muf Ser in Berlin %abgebaltenca
Gaeung ser Observation-Disclosures
iopie Oes @roB= uno gin3elbanoels
muroe einnuitig erflart, baB Die
lekte groBe Eortoerbobuug BON 10
Hfennig auf 80 Nfennig ei1en lol,
den &iidgang i'm Goitfartenfonium
6erbeigefiibrt fat, 0ab oaS gauge
@emerbe Dem %llntergange nabe lit.
gorgeidlagen wurOe, oas &orto fir
9ilopoltfarten auf Is Giermig fer,
ab5uieten uno bie @ini6rdnfung
5u treffen, oab nur Die sSalfte Ser
geteilten Aorebieite heidrie6en mer.
ben bari.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01

NOTICE OF LETTING OF CON
TRACTS FOR CONSTRUCTION
, OF JUDICIAL DITCH NC. S
BROWN AND REDWOOD
COUNTIES. ~ mM
STATE OF MINNESOTA
County of Brown. SIS. ME1seM.
oFFICEoF COUNTY AUDITOR.
Notice is hereby given: That on the
23rd day of April 1921 at 10 o'clock
a. M, at the Office Of the County Aud.
itor in the City of New Ulm, County Of
Brown, State of Minnesota, the under
signed will sell the jobs and let the
ton 81 that certain ditch known as
"Judicial Ditch No. 81 established by
the order of the District Court Of
Brown County Ninth Judicial Dis
trict. Minnesota, madefand filed on the
18th day of June, 1919, to the lowest
responsible bidders.
That the approximate amount of the
work of construction of said ditch is
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01

That bids for said work are hereby
invited; both as an entire job under
one contract and also in separate Jobs
under separate contracts upon one or
.%ections of saidgditch as indicated
by the stakes set along the line thereof;
which bids shall be subject to the fol-
conditions, to-wit: That all
such bids shall be basedNupon the re-
port of the engineer appointed by said
court to survey said ditch now on file
in the office of the clerk of said court;
that the acceptance of any and allsuch
bids shall be subject to the approval
of said engineer as to compliance with
the plans and specifications for said
work; that no such bid will be enter
tanned on any part of said work which
shall exceed the estimated cost thereof,
more than thirty per cent; that each
bid shall be accompanied by a certified
check payable to the order of the UNI
dersigned for not less than ten f10) per
cent, of the amount of such bids; that
any bidder whose bid shall be accepted
shall enter into a contract and furnish
bond for the performance Of the work
in form as prescribed by said engineer
in his said report; that the right to re-
ject any and all bids is hereby reserved.
Dated New Ulm, March 23rd, 1921.
LOUIS G. VOGEL,
County Auditor, Brown Co., MINI.
L.. L. P. LARSON, i
County Auditor, Redwood Co., MINI.
12- yS
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01
&pr @eriht.

8pr @eriBt.
Mi6ter:: Bie beiben Sic? - Mn9ez
[,fogter: Neier. - Nibter: 8erbeiraz
tet? - Mngef1agter: SSatpobn - 8i9z
ter: 0it tpem? ~ Mngefldgter: Wit
meiner Sroul - 8ibter: Srebbcit;
boben sic fdon iernanb geieben, Der
nit einem Manu perbeiratet lit? -
Nugeflagter: Saipobl. - Hi6ter: 60.
men benn2 - A%ngeflaster:: Neinc
|Srau!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01
Sin fiStIss WefangIlis in 2aS,uius.
-e44asse-ss-ss4sa -- hffen .s-4s. e94 a4

4uTeN.
Gor SEM Sdlpurgeridt in 3tpei.
briidell mlroe ein 5au perbanoelt,
Der tpoN. pereil15eH i'm oeutid)cn @e>
fansnistpeien baiteben biirfte. Mn-
geflagt mar Der @efdngnisiuad)t,
meiIter uno Iteubertretenee @cfang.
nispermalter Mlois @lltmaln aus
2uSmigsbaieu. St bate iid) in ,5abl-
rei6en. SdIen 8elted)ung uno al1<
bere @crbred)en 5nld)ltl6en fon1nrcf
lc}en, ouelomt lit Musiibung iei1es
Mmtes i'm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
2u0migsbafu1. gr peri1afftc Sc
fangenen g. n10 Malldiparen,
aer5en, 2anpen II. bgl. mo lreb
iidl oofiir aniebnlide Grinfgelocr
geben. Streng al tr%en1enoe llnter>
1udu1sseefmgene %fpintcn, 10 oft
Iic es munidte.. 5uiammentonunell.
Dltreb falfdel1 gmtrag in 0as straf-
regilter fiir5tc er 5reibeiks ltrafcll.
8elonoers gut batten es Die Sd)'e-
Der, nit 6el1en er pollenOete Srgien
peronitaltete, bispeilen aaib in lei
mem Dienit5imnler ODER III Ser Sit
dc bes 8er1polters. Cling Der 9toff
nlls, 70 tplroen Befangene fortge=
ldjift, l1nl IN benadbarten Wlrt<
jd]aften 1lelleu &orrot 81 bolen.. Ser
NreiS ]pielte feline Hole, 0eltn al,
@elo feblte es SEN ,!Serrihaften
nidt. Gin MiibleMbe1itcr uno Gin
Mesgermeiiter, Sic megen ~Sdymar5'
mobleus" n1o ngd)mar51blad)tenSs"
eine Strafe' gu perbiibea battem
ourften lire 1d)mergepadtell &olfer
NIT @ei11, 9rot, @urit, 3igarren
u}m. nit in bie 3euc nehnlen, Sem
Mcbger muroe 1ein @epaf, mic i'm
&otel, bon .sei,1em Mufiebcr nad)ge.
troaen. Gin Mitgefaugener eritattcte
1blieBli1 Al5eige. Gutlna1,n lit &C.
itanoig lpoute aber ourh oie laren
@erbaltniiie int Nmtsgcrid)tsge'
fGii11gnis 5u iei,.ell S%traftaten perlei-
tet mor0en 1ein. Gas urteil lol,tete
auf bier Satire @efangnis.
Mmiflarmng hes &ptsoamer WorSeS.
Oie grmoroung bes Srauleln Bed
in Yotsoam bot ei11e idnelle Muffla-
rung geiunoen. Die &utsoauer Sri,
miualpolisei batte ermrittelt, 0ab Elm
,Natient bes Sri. SEED nit iDr iibcr
Sen llmbau oes &obenlomenappas
rates geiprodcn uno 5llgeiagt 9atte,
ibr eilel1 Ram 5u %belorgen, ser Die
Mrbeit perridten fon1le.
Dtel erYatient ml!rbe ermittelt llnO
es muroe feltgeItellt, 0ab er 6araber
aub nit Dem i6m befalllten 2ljaD>
rigen ghloiier @rabl geiprod)en
fade. go lag sic &erlnutung nabe,
oaB oieicr init Jraulein 9ed in Ser
binDuug getreten NOR.
Sin &riminolfomniNar l1dhte ibn
oaraufbin aui uno nabm 5ugleld,
cine 0urdiud)ung Der @p6nung
por. 9obei wl1roe elm Saidentnd)
init Sent gleiden 3eid)en g%efunoe1L
mie bas ser Gotten uln oen SAILS &C.
f1lungere. @eiter muroen nod Ell
rige @egenltanoe, Sic mitseraubt
porben maren, ein Sriefoffner, Elm
BebiB IL. a.. III. 6ei Dem Seroddtigen
p%orgeiunoen. 9ieler murOe 0aralll
perbaftet uno ein9ebcno uer60rt. Mls
er lab, baB ieoes 9euguen 5wedtlos
lei, geitano er, oas @erbred)en be-
gangen 81 baber. +
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01
ams has mod!

Sun9e Srau: vIetne innere Stimz
me ia9t mir
Gate: .nm @pttestnillen, cine IN
mere 5ttmme bait bn ntd npdb2"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01

300 lin. #. of open ditch,
II $500 #. of 22.inch tile. aM*,
" 1900 #. of 2O-inch tile, g
T. 400 it. of 18-inch tile,
~ 1900 it. of 16-inch tile,
r. 5000 it. of 14-inch tile,
$500 #. of 12-inch tile.
1850 it. of 10-inch tile,
29OO #. of 9-inch tile,
1000 #. of 8-inch tile,
$3.50 it. of 7-inch tile,
and 17,475 #. of 6-inch tile; also
one concrete bulkhead, and that
the estimated cost thereof is
S22. 133.45.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-08
CROSS-ATLANTIC
RACEE RAPED
English Yachtsmen Say Bel
gian Cup Effort viii
Be Farce.

NEW YORK, Feb. THE cross
Atlantic yacht race for which King
Albert, of the Belgians, has offered
C. H. Burne, a prominent English
yachtsman, today.
In view of the fact that British
ers have always been such staunch
supporters of yachting. 1t had been
taken for granted that thea cross
Atlantic race would be highly in-
dorsed by them.
But Mr.. Burne, of the Royal
Thaaes Yacht Club, says this is not
so.
Such a race would be a freak
affair. The winner could be picked
before the start simply by choosing
the sturdiest craft among the COM
petitors," declared the Englishman.
However, Mr.. Burne's argument Is
not convincing to American yachts
men. Races between such freak
boats as the Shamrock and Reso-
Lutte no longer arouse much interest
here. Yachts of this type represent
nothing but the impractical. They
cannot show speed in an open sea
under adverse weather conditions,
nor are they likely to improve the
standards of yachting; but a race
between seaworthy yachts across
the Atlantic, which will bring out
the qualities of ship and crew in
face of good and bad weather con-
ditions, would certainly be to the
best interests Of yachting.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-08
FOWNES SETSLOW
MARK FOR SEASON
Oakmont Golfer Goes Around
In 72 in Tin Whistles
Tournament.

PINEHURST, n. C., Feb. L.
Henry c. Fownes II, of Oakmont,
son of WiIliac c. Fownes, jT.. the
former national champion, estab-
lished a new low amater mark for
the season on the championship
coruse at Pinehurst today when
he went around in 36-36-72, in the
Qualifying round OF the Tin Whis-
ties annual three ball tournament
Young Fownes' 72 included two
brides, thirteen holes in par and
three in a stroke over par.
A field of seventy-three, about the
largest that has ever taken part
in a tin whistle tournament, took
part in the round and twenty-seven
qualified in the order Of their net
scores 70 rmatch play.
The best gross rounds were play
ed by H. c. Fownes End, 56-36-7z;
John d. Chapman. 4l-3S-7s, and
Charlton l. Becker, 37-43-SO.
John D Chapman, OF Greenwich.
and Donald ParsOn, Of Youngstown,
respectively winner and runner up
in last weeks St. Valentine tour
nament, played in partnership al
Pinehurst this morning against Lar
~ Patton. of Homestead. and H. c.
Fownes, 2nd, of OakmOnt, and won
by and g. Parson went over the
championship course in $685..
The others finished around so.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-08
New Orleans Results.

First ace-Mawrcoron, 115 (Col-
tiIstti), to 2, l to 6. out; Happy
Buxton, 115 CBuxton). S to 5. to 2;
Red Tom, lis (ConneIly). to l.
iue: :36 2-5. Irene Delsa. My
sic, Baby Evelyn. Black Track.
nuIa S. Mary Maxim and Mad
Nell also ran.
second Raee-Portlight, 112 (Gar-
MR.. II to 5. 4 to s, 3 to s: Ussume,
112 Connolly, , to 1. s to s; Teach
ers Pet 100 (Woodstock). ? to 1.
Time: 1901 Benecia, Foreclosure,
Miss Kruter. Carline s, Doctor Zab,
sandy H, SqueeIer, Tom Roach and
Royal Blood also ran.
Third Rac-Herald, 112 eMcDer-
motif, 5 to 1, 2 to 1, even; Archie
Alexander, 112 (MorrisJ. to l, 2
70 1: Harry Burgoyne, 1o6 (Jarvis),
{ to 2. Time: 1:13. Anticipate,
who Cares, The Portuguese. Pindar,
The Archer, TiDg-s-Ling, Flying
orb. Ettahe, Trusty and Lads Love
also ran.
Fourth Raee-Day Lilly, 1O4
CRobsrts), to 5, to 3, out; Lucy
kate. 1O4 CBurke). 8 to 5, I to 10;
Doric, 1e4 (McDermott), even.
Tirne: 1:25 As. Cut Up, Ju-
lin n. Lovliness. Galiot, Yellow
blossom and Frivol also ran.
Fifth Rsee-Bantry, 100 .CHamil-
Il, 5 to 1, to l. even; Msdge F..
Z Dunsford), 3 to 1, s to 5; Mas
rgBuI. los Gregory, even. Time:
1.46 s-5. Amaze, Kuklux. Gain De
Cause, st. Germain, Prospector,
Young Adam, Beaverkill, J. C.
stone and Albert A. also ran.
strfh Raee-wm O. the wisp, 106
CPooD, 5 to 1, 2 to I, even; Romper,
1O1 CThurber), s to 1, ) to 1; Char
Iotte C., 101 CMcGrsw), even. Time:
1.45 IS. Marguerite Dixon. Mary
Head. Blarney Stone, Countess, EI-
DIosive. Brown Bill, Humpy, Mon
tflIo, Mary Fonso and Ionia also
ran
seventh Rsee-CapitAl City, ia
Uyke), II to S, even, 1 to 2; Sasin,
no CBuxton), to S, to 5; Lot
terry, 10 CGsrner). 5 to 1. Time:
> .s7 Roydon, Iron Boy, Keybo. Ar
bitrator, Simonite, Bombast, Susan
N Thunderbird Dotta's Best and
Sunduria also ran.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-08
Reduction of
Breeding Fund
Brings Protest

NEW YORK, Feb. THE pro-
posed reduction Of the Federal ap
preparation for horse breeding in the
United States from S25O,OOO to $780,
900 has brought statements of pro-
test from all quarters. AS the plan
for the perpetuation of the work
throughout the United States is
modelled afer that of the breeding
bureau OF the Jockey b in this
State, whateNer Frank n. Sturgis.
chairman of that organization has
to say in the premises will be Of
interest.
Mr.. Sturgis has been a breeder
of fine horses all his life and is a
keen student of conditions govern
ing the industry. 1t was his hope
that the results achieved in the
Genesee Valley would be duplicated
in every farming and grazing COM
munity throughout the nation. In
discussing the proposal to reduce
the appropriation. Mr.. Sturgis said
yesterday:
The demand for the continuance
of horse bree edinE by the United
States government is nationwide
and the breeding bureau of the
Jockey Club takes this opportunity
to voice in the strongest possible
manner its earnest hope that the
appropriation for the coming year
will be in the same ratio as that
previously made, and that the pol
icy so splendidly inaugurated will
be continued and broadened."
The Washington herald., 1921-02-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

3O4 H st. NV square 52s. parts
original lots II and l5-Isobel X.
Lehman to William DaErcs ct uI.,
Annie, SO.
$500 Center st. nv. square 1855.
lot l2-Chsrles II WHtsie ct uN..
Harriet H. to Shelby J David
son, 81.
IIS V st. ne. square 1888. lot g.
HiEhview Gertrude Semnes tn
Samuel ". Chadwick ct UN. Mary
NJ. $40.
North Of Butternut st. cast ~
Georgia ave. square 2e67. lot 5.
Girls Portion-Clsud Livingston ct
UN-, Almira r. 70 trustees n the
Takoma Park Baptist Church, Inc.
SO.
North Of Butternut st. east Or
/ Georgia ave, square 1857. lots
and >. Girls Portion-Clsudc Liv-
| ingston ct UN., Almira P. to trus-
/ tees Of the Tskoms Park Baptist
| Church. Inc. $40.
West Of Browning pl.. north of
Sheriff rd- ne, square 5l55. lot 70
Charles e. Wallace ct uN.. Annie
l.. to Robert Mccall. $40.
1893 F ST. ne. square 1929. lot
l95-SamueI A. Schneider et uK..
Anna, to Alice Z. Bland. $40.
South OF Princeton St, east 81
7th st. NV, square 3O34 lot q.
| Pleasant Plsins-Issac Eriksteinr
and Julius Peck to Martha W. Pol
lock. $40.
/ South OF Princeton St, east OF eth
ST. nv. square 3O34, lot ~. Pleas
ant Plsins-Msrtha n. Pollock 20
Isaac and Harry Eriksteine, $40.
| 32S ] st. Sc, square 7s7, lot IL
| Louise s. Kolb 10 George H. Chap
man and Mary S. Chapman. $40.
South OF Bell pl.. east Of Division
ave. nc. square sos. lot IS. Burr
viIIe-Raymond 3. Thomas and
William J.. Johnson. trustees, to Ira
| F. T. Wright, $3.50.
1918 r st. NV, square 276, lot
| 57-Raphael A CssiIear to Metro
politan Baptist Church, SO.
North Of Rittenhouse St, east ~
| SOth st NV square 1887. lot -.
Chevy Chase Park-Munsey Trust
Company, trustee. TO c. W. Minkcr.
$40
North Of Utah ave. cast Of 3Ist
pl. NV. square 233S. lots So. 81, 81,
90 and 90. Chevy Chase Park-Mun-
sey Trust Company. trustee, 20
Harry C. LaycocIt $40.
North OF Tennyson st, east ~
slst st. NV. square 234S. lots "a.
q, %, %, 50 and 81, Chevy Chsss
I iPark-Same to same. SO.
North OF Rittenhouse st, east -
sOth st. NV, square 1887. lot "a.
Chevy Chase Park-GU8rsnty Trust
Company to same, SO.
sll 18th ST. ne, square 1851, lot
l2o-Howsrd McC. NARROW ct al %
Tyree c. Foster, SIC.