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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29
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tel ppn @anb unb sert4mettert
9rabt sSe11iter 1111o Sur

Mdbrenb bsS @emitteriturms Der
iMontog gege1l le6S ubr itber Stem
.lllm i1no. umgegeno fe9te, l61u9 Der
8lik in baS Sos, Meibl @obnbauS
an gforo 8roabpap urb Serr unb
6rau Metol f6nnen BON @liid 1agen,
oab iie nit belm bloben 96red bapon
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Saul beg 8litid1la9s.
Ser 8litl9alg rtb ben M6rtel bon
Ser Muben Manb in etnem Der s3inlz
mer in Ser. 3tpeiten @ta9e. u11b mdrf
benlelben u1lgefdbr 10 GuB, Der
M1rtel lpurbe lo3uta9en BON Der
@ano abgei6abt. Nber eS iin6 fetne
Merfmale ii6tbar mo Der 8ltk tn baS
@auS eini6lug. slnf BET 8era11ba
an ser Hiidiette beS Sa111eS 5erlplttz
terte ser 8lit1@la9 teiltpeile ste Drabt
.Tenlter unb Sir. Nu6 >p1rbe Ste
@erunba bonn @trabl oerlenst.
I 8aren in Spbes @efabr.
Nf8 ser @tnrrn 10 pl6hli6 auffqm
tab 9err Meiol auf Der Ser
,a1oo unb batte iA inS 9auS be-
.aeben lln1 bem anfomnlenben Nege11
..lu entseben alsi Der 8lth etnldlug.
81 ln6 ;ieine Trau ..iaben i'm, porbererl
3imner beS 9quieS nno benerfte1i
baS 5lammennleer baS bonn Blibitrabl
berriibrte >pie eS i'd ldneS pes geite11z
>pegs be1peete na6 bem @attertor 5ll,
#@S mar Elm Mnbltd sen Sic MeetSlS nte
pergellen 1perbe1t. ste f6ate1t ii6
glidli6 bab iie nt6t bonn 8litfrabl
getrofen pnr6em nno au6 bab berz
ielbe rlt@t 3iinoete. Nv . :,
l1nsefdbr IS Tub entfernt oott .ber
@anp mo- Ser .9trabl zen M0rtel
|abloite, Hebt ein Boz @loer 8aum oen
Fbeoeutenb. bSber 1T als bqs @ebdupe.
Dieler 16ieh BON" 9trqb1 ni6t Dc.
troffem tporben au fetn. Da an9
feine Ielepbon nnb anbere Drdbte
|iih i'm 5anie befinben, 70 1T eS un1tp
l1rerfldrltber tpte Der Blit ba5u tam
||bas 9aua gu tref{en, Us
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29
@ppbt,1en 8idnif per1dpben+

= Das fir ben IA. Nuepit anbe=
raun1te Bidnid ser Mobern @pobn1eu
altf SET Sermdnr18 90bet nurbe bis
auf Counting, ben d, Au9uit perz
16oben. GS ftellte ii6 beraus, bab
fiir Ben ID. Nuguft 16on eine; Gan5e
Mn3abl 8ersniigun9en I'm .Treten
drrangtert iparen, baru11ter Die idbr :
lt6es; SabnzTeier Ser 1urner, uub
oeB>pegen bielt e8 baS betreffenoe
&onlitee filr3 ansebra@t, bas Bidntd
auf eine @o6e 5,l perl6iebems
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29
&eiterei 1T oe1t Y.
steiitbrii6e,,t
gu pief ,D&opnibins" fdbrt 51 Mlterz
fatipnen nno bieieY mieoerum 5ur
S4ldsereii tuDonrd elmer sip
ihlimm nerlett pnr1e, 1ak ct inS
9Dipital gebra6t 1perben mnkte.

I SIN Sen Stei1brii6en ser Stem l1ln1
|Stone 50. in Rebitpne befi11bt ftd
eine flei1le rufit1Ge Golpnte lpef6e ura
fie9S .RuHen beftono Ste in benz 9tetn=
.bru6 ar1geitellt tpare1. @onmta9=
na9mittag 11ngefdbr nm. 2 ,nbr farb
borfie1bft ei11e &et1eret itatt ipobnrd
einer Ser Nusld11ber BON ietnen Same
rqben berart sugert6tet tpur6e, 6ab er
mad bem 2oretto 5oipital 9ebra6t
1perbenamubte mo ietne @unoen bon
etnem Nr5t 5ugendbt mnr6en. IS.
|. sberiffs Offtee aufsernfen.
Dab in. BEN @teinbrii@en Grnbel
porberri6te >uurbe erit befannt ais
Sen1an6 unsefdbr UNI 2 l1br 80 bic
bieiige 5@bertffs Office aufrief uno
UNI Silfe na6iu6te, Dem 8etrefz
fenben ml1rbe 1r1ttgetetlt, bab sic
g1icollet Gountp 8eb0r6e ongegangen
>perben n1iiie. Da8 bteit9e @beriff8
Nmt erflarte ii6 iebo6 bereit Sllfe
gu lieiten fails bteS bon @bertff
9fornan BON 9ftcollet @ountp perz
langt ,pitroe.
.Drei Sanitttpunben i'm @eiidt+
Ser perlette Gulie 6eiien Mame
Heter &oiiaf ietn toll tpuroe 5temlt9
libel 3ugeri9tet. l1eber bem re9ten
Obr mar eiae 9robe @ei6mulit Yn0
I'M @eii@t bate er BRET efliee 5@ntttz
tpl1noen, eine anf ser @ttrn llngefdbr
ein 1n6 einbalb 3o4 lang, eine in ser
Witte oes &tnnS unb ein 6reteftger
59nitt auf Der ltnfen @eite Der 9berz#
ltppe. Gs lpurbe notpenbtg beri6tez
bene @tt6e porSunebmen UNI bte
Munoen git i6lieben 1nb ser 8erlebte
tpiro mebrere Gage I'M 5oipttal perz
metle1t n1iiflen BITS ieine Wnnoen gez
nil9enb gebtelt fino. . i. l..
9nr9 Mppnibine perriidt gemadlt.
,8ie berlautet 16n Ste ruiii16e'
Rolo1ie ienieits beS GlulieS bon Stem
llmer11 nit Moonfbine ret61i6 berz
iebe1i >porben ietr. @onntag i6ienett
iie mebr qls, ibr reeelmdbiges Quanz
tum genolen al baben, unb alle tpl1rz
ben nlebr ooer ipentger .repfltg nnb
i'm Stu ioll Elm Mrg1me1t ii6er 0te
9uten nn6 bDltn Gtgenl@aften bon
I'M Sang gemeien
letn unb NIT benz boloen Srteoen mar
eS, porbet. Sn Der @ite beS ar9uz
mentS ioM ser 8erlette, Der ii6 auf
ieiner Yrtti6e in ieinem Cottage aus<
rubte, bon 3pet ietner &umpanen
angegrtffen lno libel 5ugeri6tet NOR
BEN ietn. @as fiir ein Snftrun1et
benubt tpurbe bel SEM 8eriu6 Jim bte
5@d6el Dede ein5ui6lagen, barnber
1T man it@ I'M 3meifel; aber bte @unz
SEN I'M @eii6t fbeinen bon etnem
W{eller berSuriibren, obipobl etner Der
bebauptet, oab etn nv5ptfe"
aebrau6t 1purbe. @S 1T iebr bmer
Sic Ruiien 3u perfteben unb besme8en
bat bie 8eb0rbe ni@t In @rfabrung
brin9en f6nl1en 9erabe tpte bie 9@1dgez
rel anftng unb 1per 6afiir perantnortz
ltd 9ebalten tperben ion. Durb bteie
Nffare 1T sic Golonie CUR 9qlfte re-
ouctrt tporbe1, benn ote s&pet Ghz
qreifer baben ba8 g8eite eeiu6t nnb
Ser brittle ,puroe ins @oipital gebra6t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29
Gpnerehma,1n 9apis iibersansen,

9aepraIentarlt Mabben oon Slltnoi8
lpuroe lebte 9Bo@e alS 8oriiber beS
MuSl6ui1es fir. 8emilligungen er=
&p6blt. Ser a9tbare s. St. Daoi8
bon ct. Yeter bdtte pegen tetner
'9e1lioritqt serpdblts :>per6en .iollem
3benn er bate ldnger IN bteiem &uSz
.i9ub sebient 1pie irgeno iemanb an
.ber8. 8esbalb in ieinem Sale eine
iNuSnabme gema6t >pnroe, i6etnt
.ni6t re6t flar 81 iein. a
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29

/ Yai. q, Dabms aug Chicago
btelt eines Nbenbs letter @o4e in
Gpnrtlanb einen b46it't intereilanten
8ortrag itber,, Die SaubitummenzM
iion III Der ,ipirhteen Stabf,": >pel6e
er paftoriert. SIN 8erlaufe feiner
Nnipra6e 3eigte Yait. DabmS ieinen
s3ub1rern 1piel .er ii6 feinen nnaliif<
li@en Yfarrtinoern gu oeriteben giebt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29

- @ieiise sTreunoe iinb babin hez
11a6rt@ttgtsH tporben; bah Morman
Metger unb SRI. .Marn 5ogan am
Dornerstag leBter Mohe IN @al llon
Gate, M6., ben, Bunb }iirS ssaeben
i@lolen. Ser 8rduti8aft 1T Elm
5obn ber 6rau Albert Meteer,
friiber 6ranees Weueller BON bier.
-. Ser Rboba .@opal Sirius, pelz
@er fursltd II 5leepp @pe porits14nz
san gab,, ldsiat fi6 Mot bes beiten
Rufes gu erfreuert. GritenS einmdl
mar es fein be1otlbers gutter 3trflis
n11b 5tpettens bra9te oerlelbe ein Sc
iinbel NIT .bas ,ft9 aleflei Betrtgez
.rete1 i6nlbig l1la9fe. 8iele 3irtlis.
.belu6er 1oflen BET Der slnsme9slung
BON @el0 gu filr5 eefomln1en lein. Die
Staotbeb6rben bon @leepb Gne ers
.laubten es Der. 3irfuSperlpaltuitg
ni6t, ibre 8elte innerbalb Ser .gtabf.
.9rense anf5ul6 6lase1l, dber fte fatio
f6p6 einen seeigneten Dlak bafiir, uni
5mqr nnn1ittelbar al1berbalb be,
|5taotgrenSe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29

!, Das fleine 5jabriee @0bn6en
BON 9errn uno Grau $. SO, Oabts
aus Tomn Muntgat1 erbolt ft6 IN 5uz
,friebentellenoer @eile. ppn 8erlekunz
gen Ste es lt6 su5og gelegentli6 eiHes
fiir5lt6en 9tur3e8 aus Dem 76enz
|bo6en. Ser &1etne erlttt etne1l Nrntz
bruA uNb tpurpe 5mefs ,dr3tli6er Bez
bano1uns in ein bieft8es Solpital ge<
bra6t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29
GrDltal Mtopie
Sa1tstdg er0f,1et
Mprgen (Samstag) Mbeno tuirb
bas friibere @ranb Sbeater ,1nter
bent Namen 0rDitaI 3beater tpies
ber ~erDFnet, tperben. 8iQigere
Gunner 8reiie uno an5iebenbe
ytpntt6ten. e; T. - ~

DaS friibere @ra1lb Tbeater ipel6e,
bon San s. ,@oulo BON Glencoe fQuHtd
eriporben ,purbe, miro morgen (@anls:
tag) Mbeno ipieber er0ff1et 'tperben
Gs ~iit llmgetauft lporben unb betb1
iett nGrbftal."a 9err @oulb eisne1
bereitS z Grandchildren Tbeoter bit
olle. unter bent; geamen @rDital ge=
tiibrt merben llno es lit gang logii@,
bab, aud bieies Ibeater 1nter betn=
felben Same gefibrt ,piro @er1
@oulo bat sbaS Tbeater fiir 5 Sabre ge=
mtetet nno 1pirb nt9t8 !. unoerlu9t
lofien bieits 9beater gum belten in ber
Staot gu ma6en.
&eritebt iein @eiddft.
Serr @oulo berltebt bas 8anbel=
Neutrality-suspicious. unb tpirS benz
Stem .lllmer Ynblifum baS allerbeite
liefern, Gr iptrb batiir ior9en,' 6ab
11i6ts Nni it0biges porgeflbrt >ptro,
iobab &inber baS Gbeater beiu9er1
f0nnen obne @efabr 3u latfe11 mora:
liid barunter 3lt letoen. 9ln6 >pirb
9err @oulb bdfiir iorsen, bab bel
ieber 8oritellun8 ein tl9ttgeS Or
DIETER n1ittpirft. Befanntli9 ,purz
ben oor iebr fnr3er ,3eit lebergepot=
fterte @tte TN 9beater a119ebra9t unb
aud fiir @enttlation tpnrbeI beltens
eeiorst. DieieS Ibeater lit alio
b1blt comfortabel eingert6tet.
@pmmer 8reiie inausurirt.
@os bel benz Yublifum I'M Nll<
9en1einen Nntlan9 ftnben tptrb 1T bic
Nnnonce iettenS bes reuen ManagerS,
bab Sommer GtntrtttS Yreiie por=
berrl6en ,perben. Ser @intrttt fir
@ripa6iene lit auf 20 Gents feitgeiebt
fir ale Sbops tpdbrenb beS Conn
mers. &tn6er be;ablen nur bic 9dlfte
bes GintrittspretieS. 81. 8oritel<
lungen be9tnnen abenoS z nbr 30 unb
9 ubr Is. ''7--@
@rpke 8rpsramme IN auaii@t*
@err @onlb ipar a1,fanss per Wo6e
in Mem lllm um bic I6tigen. Arz
engagements 3u treffen fiir bic. !grobe
@r0ffnune bie @amStag ftattftn6et.
Stir @amstag uno @onntag 1T nTbe
Burple Gipber" NIT Carl WtlliamS
tn ber 9itel Molle, unb 2arrA Semon
in ieiner neueiten &pm6bte r1be Rent
Collector" ausgelu6t iporben. Nn=
beroem >uirb r6or Stems" Sonntasz
na6ntittae unb abenb 9e5eist 'perz
BEN. Dies mirb etn Sell iebes CONT
tags Yrogramm8 biloen.
Sir Weontae unb Dienstagabeno
1T Il GbrttteS 6 Steel 8olfSltld
80 long Settle" auf benz @pielplan.
Nu9 eine quite. &on0bie fommt oor.
Mittmo9ulnb DonnerStag nd@lter
Mo@e eriGeint Tom Mtr in etnem
Der tpeitli9en 8iber. slu6 ber be-
rnbmte &omtter @lpbe @oofe, tn iei=
ner allerneueiten &om0bte. =.
ireitag nnb @amStaebenb n66iter
@ode mirb bic u@abriasertn" gegez
ben nit Martorie Nanbeau in BET
1itel &olle. Nu9 iptro eine .por=
sngli6e &om1bte borsefnbrt. Mopte
Sans nno aolle iol4e bic eS peroen
ipollen, iouter1 :l1t6t peridumen benz
@r1ffnungSabenb l1no aud ben qnoez
rem i'm Grpital 9beater bei3umobnen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29
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\. 81. Z.

| Samstasna6t i1n9efdbr I uni {. q
l1br ertrant Nuglft Muen9Dmy @pbm
BON @iqtant Muen6btp, befqngter
Tarn1er IN 8otDn Gben, tntf Wtitniez
1qtd Slut ipdbreub, er s6tit1 Tif1z.
fang oblag. Ger M}innefotn dl1b'
fltebt unpeit iet1teS 8aters 5drnllnora
BET uno4 ber' plat no beg sillh8e sN2ahr
ietnen Sob fan6 3liegt 6 Dkiks bfli9,
pom Mor9an 1lnbs l4@M Meilaf 4 ss16fbli1
BON Sleepn GDe. -5brItag grnoT8ert,
nm z ubr ,puroe bte 8ei9e 9ehcrgen.
8ar NIT Greunoen 5ii4ea 9eBan9en
Ser innee Muenmotu uno Mngllit
Dimer,, &ne@t auf ber7 Grans, Bubz,
blit SATIN, al9 IN. 9otpusGbe 8es.
1egen; gtnee,t gegett 8 lbr abenbs nah
BENT Glub nm 3u. ftf6en. e@ie batten.
ldngere Beit iauf bret ipeitere &amernzs
BEN gemartet sic ii9 au9 am Gif9eus
beteilt9en i ,pollten:; Mber !, 3D. btefe
nt6t prompt erl9ienen, begaben fi6
bic 3ipet olletn na9;bemf fGlub. Die
anoeren famen ie1o@, fpdter. a,.,
grat IT. tiefes 209.. i.
.Nn 6em Buntte mo Sic illnsen 3eute
fiidten, beftnbet jin tn. Gf1bbett; ei1t
ttefes Sod. M1uen9otps Yater .batte
ben @obn beS Oefteren f9on auf bteie
ttefe Stelle autn1ertiam genta8t it1lb
ibn Dor Ser @efabr 9e>parnt. Der
ilnse' Weann 1r1uB bod btekm Wat
3l1 nabe gefonttne1t ieirt;' 6enH auf eirz
NAL ianf er unter. Setne &ameraben
periu6ten ibn gu rette,r, i, aber ale
geriu@e blieben erfolglos.
.es.. 9ei@e gebpreen. us. r +.,4z;
Die bielige sberiffs Offtce- tpurbs
nm balb Bret l1br, @onntag gn1ersen
bon bem nnfaa In &enntnts, aeiekt
l1nb CAB ben Qeuten Snitrntt ttppnen ipie
111a1 BEN 2ei9nam f1ben tSnne, &nr3.
ua9 Z l1br tnur6e bie 6bfriffS R}fire;
Derfdnbigt, 6ab Ste Aet@e Seborsetl.
iei linb gberiff yultus, Depatp
Sberiff @ermann s.. Sabnte rnho!
Deput1 Coroner ST.. &tefera BON
Sleepp Gpe beeaben f9F n99 per
Stdtte beS 11nfa4s. Da eg ftds bier
UNI einen l1nfan banbellte, Bielt es oer
Coroner riht fur notpen6i8 etne 2eta
@eni@au qb5nbalten. ,,,l ,e TIL
Sn Chen &o,pnibfp eeborsn. Il,
Ser auf 10 trasii6e 8etie gu Eebe
@efon11t1ene erbltdte baS 9i9thef Belt
in, @ben 1o,pnibip I'M M6ra 1894 nFso
mar ulio ~ Sabre alt'als er 10 plot
li6 unb nnerpartet bonn :; Eobe' eareilt
tpnrbe. @r bate ii6 beinabe a,Asz
idliebli6 Ser Sarmeret gut ieines
Caters 6arm eepibmet unb mar; all
semetn als arbeitianter ano itreba
fanler tl1nser M}anM befannt. ,'@r
na6te aud ben Melttrieg NIT llNb
0eb0rte oem Contingent on tpel6eS
I'M @eptennber 1918 etnberitfen ml1rz
Sc. JBu iener 3eit ,arbeitete er tn
@eb>poob Sails.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29

/ Sri. Sillia Meper; be1nirtete
am Sa1nBtaeaberb I'M @lter1lbaule
|an gitb 8roobmap eine Nn3abl
6reunoinne1l betetnem 6eiteffen,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29

otto @6neiber bate ei1es ga
[9eS lekter 8o6e in 9amberton Sc
l9dfte gu erleoigen.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-30
Is Rahne Able Haider,
niue of Damascus Speaks
It Baptist Church This A. NJ.

d Il Of 4 long line of prin-
Il neient Syria and proud of
mite race. daughter of the
III spoke the ancient Semitic
i1cI lays. Princess Rahme Alb
|1er native OF Damascus and
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-30

Valentines at Lesesne's.
-: 4l0-1-2S-14t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-30

ae O The NEST interesting young
oalen IN Ailerica today is spending
<yeral days IN Daytona and will pre-
enl several Of her most famous ad-
1esses.
This morn ng at IL O'Clock al the
hst Baptist church, Princess Rah-
VIII pres mt her powerful and in
pifng addre IS Under Syrian Stars. /"
Ief eiear an ! forceful delineation of
IS manners and customs of Pales-
y winch embraced in this lee
nIe has pro en- one OF the most in.
eisstlng subjects discussed in Amer
g IN eonnet ion with the Orient fo,.
eas years.
Monday nl.ht at 5 o'clock at the
z'ae church Princess Haider will
'ifsell her Wn version of the Bible
wy o. MAJ man, the Leper". giving
y scenes nd costumes. She IS es-
peeially lite, TO discuss this suhiact
Y me reast that she was reared
~ ne old home of Naaman in the
y q Dana sous. This fact enables
8 y give clear and forceful &C.
a''s u All haraeters and scenes.
'i'neess K; hme was born near In.
I" nj Il banon, not tar from the
w. ei'y y the world. Damascus
= ? dlre t descendant of Syrian
.a1s' Her Early education was re
F. a. tht American college al
.'u' ana "a er at the Girls Semin
= Siaon While there she con
s4 .he ids OF coming to America
aisheF md broader educational
anu las since taken her de
.ss sfoiif s me Of our best univers
icy. She has won be, ra,, ~ X,
4. ~ dlu az mes OF many of Ameri
a's'sl uItured people by he
fmiag per sonality. Oriental grac,
rare gifts Of intellect ana e,,Itnro
pfhlees will wear her nativ,
~ the % occasions. They arr
s,;~ VI loyal Damascus blu
{,sa 'ofoid red in gold and paste
~ y uiu ?, pink and lavender
s,r,rs ..'' ma 9 by native girls. Mis-
at who accompanies the prin
ats The syr an music $, ao 49, = )
an all iectn % = : 10
Rsh@o -, ieas ng for Miami. Princes
ist ea,s ~ eak at the Calvary Bar
l. n, sa y nday and Tuesday. Eel
sA''hes az LeSesne's.
= 4l0-1-2S.14
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-30
NINE MILITIAMEN
FACE TRIAL FOR
lYNcHlNG MONDAY
tNewspaper Enterprise Association,

fNe~spaper Enterprise Associasion.}
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Jan 29-Nine
young members of the National Guard
viii go on trial for their lives in the
little town of Hamilton. Ala, Jan. 81.
charged with an act @in violation of
every duty owed by soldier 10 his
countrg-tl.e lynching OF William
Baird, striking union coal miner.
Interest i'll this trial Is more tense
than in any which has been before the
courts of Alabama. 1t follows these
events.
Dec. 22-James Morris, private. Co.
NJ. Alabama National Guard. shot to
death by William Baird.
Dec. 2S-Baird surrendered. on adj
vice OF relatives, after evading his pur-
suers.
Jan. l3-Baird taken from prison at
Jasper, Ala. by masked men and his
body riddled with bullets two miles
from the prison
Jan. 19-Nine guardsmen indicted
Jan, 24-Accused men arraigned.
These events have increased the ten
sion in the coal miners strike in Ala
bama to the swapping point. and off
Gals are speeding justice to have the
Baird affair done with before some
thing worse occurs.
The accused men are:
Sergeant Robert Lancaster. %. son
OF railroad man
Sergeant Glenn T. stephens, %.
parents dead.
Corporal Joseph Key. 10. son Of a
merchant.
Corporal James Franklin. 10. son Of
a farmer.
Corporal Manly r. Sexton, is, son OF
an engineer
Corporal E ". Speed, IS. son OF
farmer
Private William Handy, IS, son of
mill operator
Private Roy Patton %
Bugler G. E. Richardson. IS.
The homes of all are in Tuscaloosa.
Ala, where co. NJ was recruited. Two
are veterans of the World War. Ser
geant Stephens and Sergeant Lancas-
+ ter
How 1t Happened.
/ Co. Nj was sent 10 the Jasper coal
strike district following the assassfua-
I tion of Leon NJ Adler. coal operator
Shortly after the company was as
signed to duty there, Private James
Morris killed Iohn Northcutt. a strik
ling miner, whom he had arrested. He
said his gun accidentally went OFF and
/ sent fellow soldier for help
While the soldier was seeking as
i distance, Morris was slain by Baird,
who subsequently confessed. declar-
4 ing he shot Morris in self-defense.
j Baird fed into the hills of North Ala
bama. but later surrendered and on
1.-THE night Of Jan, II made full state
iment oi the case.
Lyncning Follows
I Early on Jan. - masked men ap-
lpeared at the Jasper prison, overpow-
cred the jailer, carried Baird off in an
automobile and two miles away fired
% bullets into his body.
The automobile was tracked from
the prison to the garage Of Leslie
West.
! West confessed, naming the nine in
ldicted National Guardsmen as the men
who had taken Baird from the Jail.
4 Clyde Springer, member OF Co. NJ.
lalso gave information regarding the
loperations OF his fellow soldiers. Nei-
Ether. he nor West has been indicted.
j @I00Piece Hand painted dinner sets,
$50 to $50. DUNN BROS.
363-1-lS-tt
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his spectacular advertising in and re-
placed it with something more near
ly approaching theGtruth."
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E E WAY TO AID
GERMAN YOUTHS in
BODY DEVELOPMENT

Berlin, Aug. 2s.-An attempt to
supply the beneficial physical effects
formerly secured by the German
youths through compulsory military
training and to give an opportunity
for sports and play which is said to.
be needed to save the German youth.
from utter moral ruin" is being
made by the Academical Sport asso-
citation. composed of university. pro.
lessons and by student clubs in vari-
Gus settles. :
The European Student Relief Of
fees here have beer asked to supply
material and leaders for organized
athletics, and II possible to rsecure the
services Of e. W. Brennan, director OF
athletics with the American Army of
Occupation at Coblenz, as soon as the
American, troops are withdrawn.
Physical training, the German or
CARNATIONS contend, would be one of
the greatest regenerating infu-,
ences" which could at this time be
brought. to, bear upon the youth of
the new republic. Although there is
a Widespread movement to provide
sufficient Fairgrounds for children
there. has been little progress hereto
fore toward supplying the German
youth with organized athletics or VS.
tematics physical training. al 9
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HAS NOVEL
WAY OF FIGHTING
DISEASE in SLUMS

Detroit, Aug: 2s..-In a little toy
village, rs miles from the heart of
the city and 350S,feet above its level.
Detroit is doing something different
in the fight against the white plague.
It Is a hard fight, but a happy one,
for the children who are given care
there do not find a grim atmosphere
blic one that keeps alive the romance
Of childhood. 4
At a cost OF $4,000, the city had
just completed and openedASa colony
that might have. come to life out, Of
a nursery book. On the gables Of
three quaint dormitories and an ad-
images of Mother Goose, Pied Piper,
Old King Cole and the Old Woman in
the Shoe. Little Red Riding Hood
also Is here, of course. n On
gable, the COW is jumping I've the
MOON. .,r
During the present summer, 100
children are enjoying abundance Of
by the time these youngsters go back
to their slum homes 100 incipient
cases OF tuberculosis will nave been
cured and a telling blow will have
been struck at the plague in its most
vulnerable sphere-the child.
To Get Schooling.
Between May / and November /,
the, period during which the village
will be operated, children from the
;congested district will receive in adj
dition to treatment, regular school
Ing. They are in charge of a trained
nurse, who is assisted by three other
nurses n four Instructors In ply
steal education.
The toy village has it's own light,
plant and other modern facilities. IT
is situated on a tract Of 900 acres on
which the city will erect a complete
tuberculosis infrmary to cost $500
900. This plant, when completed.
will rank among the worlds best,
and is expected to make Detroit the
mecca Of students. of t~uberculosis
prevention. Recently a Chinese ply
stefan visited the village
The children's colony is the out
growth Of a tent village conducted in
the summer Of 1920, when $50 chill
dren were treated. This experiment.
was SO successful that it a de-
cided to replace it with permanent
buildings.
colony are provided from the munici-
pal treasury.
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PROFESSIONALS on ] i. ].
WISCONSIN GOING
AFTER big GAME"

Green Bay, wis Aug. 3s.-The
Green Bay sPackers.. for: the past
three years holders aof5 the profess
sional football championship Of wis
consin, saare going After ssbig game
this falls "a SQUAD of about forty men
have Sbsen praStictng three times q
sweek since the first Of August. HI
frstHHgame OF the season. scheduled
ffor SeptemberS25. ( sS SSs
Negotiations are under wa to
bring the best teams N thessmiddle
west here fort games. Games which
probably will be scheduled include
the Chicago Boosters AZ Racine Car
:dinals, Rock Island Independents,
sMinneapolis Marines, Staleys. Beloit
Fairies andtthe Milwaukee Colleg1ans.
The old Observation-Disclosures league
ball bal park $iss being remodeied intb q
sfo6tbali field AMI as grandstand and
bleachers capable OF seating 5000
persons will be erected. Gridiron
followers frofnSall parts ofswhconsin
have hocksd p Green Bay for the
seai1es plaayeds there in previous sea