davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
9as critic 8aieballipiel,
2afapette uno 91em ltlmer &lubs
tperoen iid bier Spnntag mei=
fen. 8e9inn Der SaiiDn.

Mm fommenoen 9onntag fin6et
bier oaS erite 8aieballipiel ser 9ation
itatt, llno 5ipor 5lpi16en bem bteitgen
uno oem 2afapette &lub, Oab es
Elm b06it Invertebrates 9piel peroen
miro, sebt aus ser 9atia6e beroor,
oab Sic 2afapette 9pieler it6 am per=
gangenen 9onntag NIT oe1lie1ligen bon
ct. Yeter maben uno fetner bon Bet
BEN &lubS ging ais 9teger berpor,
na6oem IL nSnnin9S" seiptelt nor
oen maren.
Sir Sic 3ufl1nft ii1l6 sic fol9en6en
9piele arran9tert poroen: 9onntag,
%. Mat, nit @tntbrop; Somtag,
20. Mai, tpabri6etnlt6 NIT Sleepp
@pe; @rdberi6mudiingSt Monz
tag, 80. Mai NIT SaneSpille; 9onnz
tag, 5. Stunt, NIT 8alaton 0aielblt;
Sonnta9, -. Stunt, NIT Sc Sueur
oalelbit; 9onntag, 19. Stunt NIT
Salaton bier; Sonntag, 26. Stunt
NIT &c 9ueur bier. @eitere 9ptele
meroen I'M 9aufe ser s3ett arrangiert
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
3n9 i@ueioet ei1t
Stiif !, ,,.yjom ;6nt meg
9lbert 81iitl leet iid in angebei=
terten1 y i3nitanoe neben bas
Nprtbtptitern= 8abn9elciie iblaz
fen ltno entfpmmt NIT f1tapper
Nut einem i6reflsmen gu0e. Be
1nerfte @efabr niht,

9llbert Hoitel, Elm int Ditlt6en
.9taottetl nobnbafter iuneer Mann,
bate DonnerStagna6t lebter @o6e
etn 10 frappeS @ntfommen pom 1o6e,
bab eS falln fnapper bdtte iein fD1tnen.
@r batte lt6 11dn1li6 t11 fart a11gebeiz
tertem s3ultanbe bi6t neben ba5 Sc
leile Ser 9fortbmel lternbabn oabter
i6lafen gelegt unb ser Balla9ier5ug,
ipel6er um 1:25 na6t8 bier fdlig lit,
i6llttt I'M Gorbetfabrel1 et1 9tiid
bon ietnem @utrano ab. Irob ben
ni6t unbe6el1tenoen @erduid, OaS
etn poriiberfabrenoer 53ug befanntlt6
perurla6t, >ua6te Boitel ni6t auf,
ion0ern idltef rubt9 meter, unbelpubt
Der groben 2ebenSgefabr, tn lpel6er er
gel6ipebt bate. -
Die Mannl0aft, tpel6e beS 11adtS
6aS Gangieren IN SEN bieitgen 8abnz
9eb0ften beiorgt, fubr NIT einer s(nz
gail @iiter>page11, tpeld)e ite IN oe1l
Stetnbriben bel 9leoitone abgebolt
batte, ot6t bi1ter be1n RailagterSug
nno Ser 2ofomottpfitbrer beoba6tete
BEN neben bem Geletle ltegenben jun
+een Mann. Sn oen @lauben es
ban0le it6 UNI ien1an0, ser auf oen1
8abngeletle perungliidt iet bielt er
SEN @uterSug an unb Sic Mannl6aft
ltteg ab, u1n na6 Sem oermetntli6
@erungliidten 5ll ieben. 9}a6 pte=
berbolten Nnitren9un9en selang eS
l6liebli6, Sen iunsen Mann aus iei=
nem ttefen 9dlaf 5u lpeden unb ibn
aus ieiner 9efdbrltden Gage 5u emit
fernen. Oeitslieoer ser 9fansiermannz
i6aft bebaupten, oab. penm Hoi itel
6em @eleiie nur mentge 3om naber
geriidt tpare, er it6erlt6 baS 2eben
etnsebnbt bdtte. @ie f0nr1e1 li6
Ht6t erfldren, mie es n0glt6 mar,
bab ser, s3ug an ibm poriiberfubr
obne i'm auf3umeden. Hoitel8 au=
berorbentlt6 felter 96laf bat ibn1
obre 3ipetfel baS 2eben 9erettet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
2ebrtrdfte fiir
@@nle>1 9eli@ert
Me 2ebrfrdfte eeii@ert nit Nus
nabme bon oret. 8etnabe ale
2ebrer tparen i6pn lettes Sabr
bier tatig.

Stem l1lm fa11n li6 elidlt6 i6dben,
bab eS i6on iebt betnabe ale 2ebrer
fir baS nd6lte S6uljabr ensagiert
bat. @S beiteben nur oret 8afan5en
uno btele lperoen tn ablebbarer 53ett
seflllt meroen. Da Ste ,netlten 2ebrer
idon lebteS Sabr nn6 friibere Sabre
bier tdttg lparen, 10 fann nur etn bar
montl6eS 3uiammenarbeiten fir oaS
1ld6ite. 96uliabr be ittnmt erlpartet
mcroel1.
Die brei 5tellen sic nod 5u be-
leis,n li1D, itrb slltlteuten I'M s5etnl
Sefonomte 0epartement, etn. Sod)=
i6ul Snltrufreur nnb etn 2ebrer fiir
sic neue &lalle Ste anfangS na6iten
SabreS organiiiert lper0en mtro. )
9as 2ebrer 8eripnal.
g8tr geben btermtt etne 3iite ser
2ebrfrdfte tn ser 9o6l6ule llno on=
.beren 96ulen ser 9taOt, Sic berettS
&ontrafte fir oaS fommenoe 96ulz
iabr unter5ei6net baben:
$ o 6 + 6 ule.
slrnolo @loor, superintendent;
Nonolo g. YomerS, Yrtncipal; 9arz
riet Oeprid, Matbernattf; Gli5abetb
S6mtot, @el6t6te; Oeprtle Treoertd=
ion, @ngltib; @ret6en 9teinbauler,
Deutid uno 8iolosie; Sean 1reao=
nell, 2atet1 l1no @nglilb; sc, 6. &trd=
boff, N}anlal Granting; Serman
Setn, Otreftor oeS f6rperlt6en Surz
mems; Soa &o6, 9formal 96ule;
@ltlabetb 9prieiter5ba6, Setm Sefo*
monte; W}arp 9llmeter, Commercial;
Marie @arnof, Commercial; Marz
jorie M}cTarlane, Nluiif; Gmmp
9tetnbauler, 8ibliotbefarin; Hollin
Gbur6, @tllenl uno Ntbletif.
6 m er on g 6ule.
Mlarp @allter, Suntor Yrincipaltn;
Marie 2unbe @rammatif; @rna SOL
ginger, Geographic; Nnna @el6, @e=
l6t6te; Nnna 8loonl Sntermeotate;
Srene Smttb, Sntermeoiate; 2outle
Seniel, Sntermeotate; 2outle Wtetle,
8rtmdr &laiie,
gB a ibingto II g 6 ule.
O}atbilba Sobnion, 5. uno 6.
@ra6; Gina 9tol5, Sntermeotate;
Dorotbp &ern, Sntermeoiate;; G1lntce
|Starr, Yrtn1Gr &la11e.
2tncoln g 6ule.
2pbia @6tlltn9, 5, uno 6. @rao;
8ertba 9fue1nfe, 3. uno 4. @rao;
9lnna S6miot, l. nnb 2. @rao.
Tranflin 6 6ule.
Trau q. 6. Oupere, Snterme0iate:
5elma 6ensfe, Brimdr &laiie.
Soa Seer8, Deuti6 IN ben grao=
ierten &lalien.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
struideim freieeipro6e1,
@erldieoene 8etuubner npn 9tieulz
let unD anberen Counties me-
gen @etrdnfeban6el beitraft.

SnliuS @troideil1 BON bier, sez
gen SEN sic @robgel6morenen beS
BunoeSgeri6tS il1 Manfato lekte $50
6e ei1e Nnflage erboben, neil Rro=
btbtttonSbean1te Dor 1nebreren .Weo=
naten In letl1er an Sio=5tateitrabe
gelegenen @obnu1g ettle Quantttdt
beranl6e1lbe @etrdnfe porgeflnben
batte1, fam obne Strafe oaoon, 6a
Bnnoesri6ter @tlbur S. 8ootb iei=
nen sSall abtpteS nnter ser 8egriin=
6ung lettenS Serrn 9trol6einS
MedtSbeiitano, 6ab sic beiasten Hro<
btbitionSbeamten fetnen ridterli6en
SauSln6unsSbefebl batter, alS ite
lei11er5ett Sic 6a55ta auf Serrn 9troz
i6einS @oDnllng na6ten.
@ultap Ylamann llno 2outS 5aa8
aus Stem 5lpeoen 9oipnibtp un6 Sobn
s. Mepers aus Nicol[et 8tllage, bret
.ipoblbefan11te 8emobrer bon Nteollet
Gon11tp, erbtelte11 ie eine @elbitrafe bon
500 5ubiftiert, neil HrobtbtttonS=
beamte por etipa 3tpet Monaten berallz
l6enbe @etrd1fe tn tbrem 8eiite bor<
fanoen. @n1. &ruie, etn Tarn1er aus
+5baron Iopnibtp, Sc 9ueur Gountn,
mubte ebenfallS 500 berappe11 ais
|@trafe fir Elm gletdeS n8erbre6en.
SnSgelamt muroen 1nebrere 9auieno
|.DollarS an 9trafen ipegen uebertrez
tunse11 beS HrobibtttonSgeieheS nab
re1o bes beurtgen 8unbesgert6t 6tSterz
r1i1S IN Wanfato anferlegt. Sn Der
lnei1ten 6dllen lalteter ote etn5elner
I9trafen auf lie $500.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
Ne,p l1lm, @ainueiota, syreitag, ben 13. @la 1921


Sn Der beuttgelt Summer Der
,,Metp l1lm 8Dft" briuge11 mir
Sic naditebeno ner5eid)neten Mnz
|'5eiaen uno eriud)en uniere tpertett
| 9eier, oieielben iDrgfdltig 5u lez
len uno ben Mn5eigenben oann
ibren 3uipru6 5utommen gu lat
ien.
@m. S. 8ierbaun, @artem=
Sdmereien, @rpcertes uitp.
Syrau g. s.. 9pngus, ,,9taz
menlpier &erfauf."
s. $. SDriter, gapeten.
@rano S6eater, @anbelbtl6er=
&pritell1tngen.
@nmmel 8rptbers, spe5ial=
pertauf bon &egenz uno Staub=
mdnteln,
Sse,u ltln1 Ns,1iic Gp,, ,nuiifa=
lii6e Snitrumente uitu,; impprz
tierte euti6e SdaQplatten, (2
9ln5eigen.
g. g. 9sie1ien 9lntp Gp,,
GbenrD!et 8reiie rebu5iert.
9tpneer Wrafpnpla Co., Gp=
lumbia Sd)allplatten.
s. $, @eblafi, 3aunorabt,
Selfarben un0 &i6enberoe,
9lnbretp Saffert, 6leiidtparen.
Sd)mutfer uitO Burt, GOiIDn
Spre6maid)inen,
Sdulte's, Musiteuung npn
@raouations= nno Spmmertlei=
oert1.
State 8pno nno Mprtaaee
Gp., ii6ere @eloanlagen.
Ottu 6. @i6tel, @rabiteine
unb 9enfmGler.
@Dnbcr Store, arufser &eaenz
bDgen=&erfauf; Giientparen=8arz
gains. u Mu, eigen).
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
suloateu= @rabiteine,

Ser 8e11ian1in $. Seifert 8oiten
ser Nmertfanti6en 2egton babter bat
oteier Sage mebrere @rabitetne erbol=
ten, >pel6e fir ote @rdber Ser auf ben
bieitgen 6rtebb0fen beigeiebten per=
ltorbenen Soloaten 6eS WeltfrtegeS
be ittmmt ltno. Inter 2ebteren be-
firoen lt6: Sobn 9leget, 8eniamin
S. Seifert, 9tanmono Senle, Sobn
Sadl, Otto 5epmann ST., Nlptn
@6lumpberger uno gilbert @alll1er.
Die1e grabitetne tperben nod nor ben
@rdberl6miifun9Stag aufgert6tet
iperben nnb fir bteien Sag miro 5urz
Seit et11 eatlpre6eroeS Yrosrar1ln
lettenS ser @eltfrie9z 9z8etero1ten aus
'searbettet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
Grfplereides gbeatertiid.
~ Srial pf 6edrts" III Scr Surn=
bate oabier Spnntag uno Mp1t=
tagaben0 iuar gut beiudt.

Ser 8eiu6 beS BON gfep l1lmer
inngen 2euten nnter 2ettllng bon
Serrn nno Trau 9arrp Gboate III Ser
9nrnballe am 5on1ltag= uno Oeon=
tagabe1o oufgefiibrten 8ibnenltiids
rN Irtal Of SeartS" mar re6t 5abl=
ret6, obipobl Sic portreffltde 9lufz
fiibrung e8 perotente, bon einem bi6t=
befebten Sauie begriibt gu lper0en.
NQe N1ttlDirfellben erlpteien it6 ais
tii6tige &matellrz9dauipieler un0
nta6ten lire 9a6e gut.
Die Derl6te0enen Stolen narell
BON Sen folgen6en Oettglteoern ser
5urnflaiien pertreten: San1 2amellin,
Or. 6. 81. Self, S. $. Niemann,
1boma8 Bfae1oer, Sueo 9d1euoer,
Sleta 9lteman1L Srene Stamn, SUI
liza O}eper ln0 @ret6en @tnfelma1t11.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
9eleeaten getpablt,

@elese11tli6 tnrer regelmdbigen tp6z
3uiammenfunft IN Der
Iurnba1le am Montagabenb, >pdblten
Sic Oiitglteber 6eS SEEM l1lm 9fat=
flnbS sic Serrelt @m. <ppel, Nnbr.
@6mtot uno 5enrn 8enbrof als
Delegaten gum nationalen 9fatfon=
bent, fpel6er in Mtlpaufee, 8is.;
am 9an1Stag uno Sonntag, II. nno
IL. Stunt, abgebalten iDeroen iDQ.
DaS 9fatipiel am MontagabenS
bate CUR Tolge, bab Sobn 8ade1
NIT 16 Nettofpielen ben |. YretS er=
rang, tpdbrenb Senrn Benorof nit
665 Nettopunften Sen 2. 8retS er:
oberte u11o ser 3. BretS gtng an Nn:
ton Stun, Ser etn erfolgret6eS. &reli5.
1olo gegen bier Matabore11 allSfiibrte
u
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
$4,000 @emiaieu1te
fiir fyl>tRpernteiin1t9
9ie lette etaatslcsislatur lab einen
Sunos fiir purldufige ltnteriudz
ung npr. 9rainage=& &Dmmiildr
peripridt baloige Snangrifnab=
me ser @prarbeiten fit alutab=
bilfe.

9lnseli6tS Ser 1atia6e, baB 6tt
lebte StaatSlegiSlatur 3lpet .nele Sc
iebe 5u @uniten ser Tlutfontrolle I'm
Minneiotaflubtal ibuf BON benel
etneS etne gelobemilli9ltng BON $685.
600 fir etne porlduftge unterlu6unQ
iettenS S11genteuren porltebt, fiinbigt
Ser itaatli6e DratnterrngSz& &omnii=
far 6. g. @inaro an, baB beittrnnte
Mabnabmen 5>pedS Nbbilfe ser Slut
gefabr in btelem Sale tnangriff &C.
nolln1en lperbe1l ioller. Die gepla1l=
ten Mbbtlfsmabnabmen erbtelten met
tere llnterltiitung bltr6 Ste giinitt9e
@ntl6etoung, iuel6e Sic 10 Diitrifts=
ri6ter neult6 bel bem Tlutfontrolle=
gerb0r in Nfanfato 9efdnt baben, bel
uel6er @elegenbeit befanntlt6 Ser
Oratnteru11gsz lt1lo Stron1geri6tS=
Diitrtft beS MtnnelotaflubtaleS &C.
griin6et pllr6e.
Dteler Dtltrtft umfabt etipa 270,<
900 9lcreS 2an6 nno eri itreft it6 BON
Brolpns 8anep I'M gSelten Mtnne=
1ota8 bis 3u etnen 8unft etma Is
Neetlen oberbalb ser 9telle, mo Set
Mi1nel lotaflub BET Sort 9nelling In
bem Neilliiltppt miinbet. ST llmfabt
ferrer au6 Sic 3alldnoereie11, Sic tn
nerbalb ser 9taatsgrerBe BON Oeinz
nelota etne Strede BON $50 Metlen
SEN Mtrllleiotaflub entlang ltege1r.
Gtne aus fiinf 0treftoren beitebenoe
BebDrbe, >pel6e Ste 10 5ultdnoigen
Dtltrift8ri6ter 5u ernennen baben,
piro sic DratnierltngS= nno 9tromz
gert6ts= =1dtisfeit IN benz Diltrift be-
a11fitd)ttgem. Diele 8eb0rbe lom erz
ua1rt >perber, lobal0 ser ri6terlt6e
8efebl, bur6 ipelden ser Diitrift ge=
idaffen ipltrbe, formel proflaniert
morbet1 lit.
0ie l1nteriudung 6eS SlubtaleS
6nr6 Sngentelre, mofiir Sic 9taatS=
legtSlatur $35, 900 beiptllist fat, iptro
u1ter 9lufii6t 6e8 9taat8oeparte=
1nentS fiir 9rat1lierllns unb @emd6er
poraenom11len merbe11 n1lb Sic Teloz
pernneilunget1 iolen inansriff 9enon1z
men iperben, iobalo baS 9e11anllts
Departenlent Ste n0ttge Srganilattou
5ultanoe gebra6t bat.
Mbbtlfe lit 9lnsiid)t eeiteat,
Bum erltenna1 ipabre1l6 SET 4C
Sabre ober mebr ieit Sic erften 8e=
111iibungen 5medS ether mtrfiamen
Tlutfontrolle I'M Witnnelotaflu
llnternon1men lpnroen, iit nun eirt
Mbbilfe IN 9(uSii6t 9eitellt lporoer
un6 Sic Tarn1er uno anoere Gamble
liter inn 6lubtal feben ether 26iuml
oieleS selptdttsen YroblemS bofi=
nllngspoll elltgegen. 9te lleber=
ldmemmllngen ser 2d11bereien in
Tlubtal baben eine11 geianltperlui
perurla6t, ser In ote Mtlltonen BOZ
Collars beSiffert, ilnb 5u6en oaS be
troffene 2a1b nabe5u ,pertloS semadt
@ine Stpedn1dbige Nbbilfe tpiiroe nt6
alletn fir sic betrefienben 2anobe
1iber, ionbern ioipob1 au6 fir Del
gan5en 9taat BON grobem Sortet
iein.
- 2mnnain ifrp1. strp1tn6innen Der
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
3mansig ibrer Treunoirlnen Der

,3pansie ibrer Treunoinnen perz
anitaltete11 fiir5lt6 einen Yafetl6aner
gu Gbren BON Bral Sen. Gaba. Der
Madnlittag tpurbe BET einem 300
&artenipiel tn angenebmiter Weile
.perlebt. Die Yreiie 9etpanne1r Trall
tNnton 96i1ni6od, Tran Sermann
I@6u1t6t uno Grau $. 9. Sogelpobl.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

5ran 6. 8. otto aus Morgar
traf ont portgen O}tttipo6 bier etn Slt
einem 8elu6 BET bieligen Serpanoz
ten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

| @enn Sic @innabmer ser Stem l11n
Seating SO. ipdbrenb ser nd6 iter
oret Sabre 10 gut ober an11dbernb ID
gut fillo lpte In 6em oerflone11en Sabr,
Damn tptrb Sic Stem llln Seating So,
tbre @ei6dfte abiptdeln f61lnen llnt
|6ie SeiSanlage miro @tgentl1m Sci
9tabt Seem nln1. 2aut beS 8ert6td
beS 9efretdrS ipel6er ser SabreSper=
iammlung ser @elellidaft lette11 Ofon=
tag i1nterbrettet murbe, beltefen itd
Sic 5otaleinnabn1ea1 ndbrello oeS per=
floHenen Sabre8 auf $9, ,465. 10. Dted
tit 81 ,699.90 mentger ais ite tn Sem
borbergegan9enen Sabr paren tn mel
6em li6 Ste Iotaletn1abn1en ani
$1l 165 beltefen. Ote Gi1111abmen
| fiir ste perl6iebenen Monate maren
ipte folgt: Mat, 1920, $275; Stunt
btS Sftober 1920 etnl6lteBen6, $685.
20; 9fopember 1920, $1 ,421. 20;
De5ember 1920, ST., ,774.60; Sanuar
1921. $L696.35; Tebruar 1921,
ST., 1920; W}dr5 1921, $l,381,O5;
apri! 1921, se5s,so,
8e5ablen $5,921.56 ab.
Ote nnfolten lpabreno be8 Sabres
beltefen lt6 auf $46.50 uno 3tpar tpte
folgt: Steuer1, $26; Nbpofaten Sc
biibren, $20.5O. Der Geit Ser @t11=
nQb1ne1 ~tp1r0e lpte fDlQt perQu8QQbt:
Sir 3tnlen, $l,462.O8; Iilgungs=
fo1l0s, $2,034.96; ll11o ser Neit ser
@tnnabn1er tn1 8etrage BON $5,921.z
Sc >ptro ba5u peripellbet tperoe11 Nftie11
ser @eienl6aft ab5ube5ablen.
Mettp Snpeitment jett $1S;446.42
0a8 uripriinglide Snpeltment ser
Seem l1lm Seating So. mar $26, 400.
3u 6telent mur0en birsugefiist
$l6,951 fir Grte1i itonen nnb 1886
fiir ipettere 9tuslagen ipel6eS sic so
tai glnlage auf $43, ,637 bra6te. Oteie
Summe 1T iebo6 BON Sabr 5u Sabr
perrt1gert iporoe11 uno betrdgt 1a6
@tnl0lung BON Nftten I'M 8etrage BON
$5,921.56 mir nod $18,446.42. 9te
@eiemidaft bat allo >pdbre,1o tbreS
8ei itebenS Sic &apttalz zNnlage auf 1itebr
als Ste 5dlfte rebn5iert.
@elb III staot 8unos an5u1esen.
SIM TtlgunsSfo11oS befanoen itd
am 4. Scat 1921 sic 9unn1e bon
.$8,4S7.3O. GS ipurbe TIT ser Sab=
re5perlanmlurs bel6loiien oieie CUNT
me IN ltdbttlden Mu1lictpal 8onbS
an3nlegen.
9irettpren un6 8eamten tpieberge=
tudblt.
9llfre6 s. &ogel, Sre6 @. Sobn=
ion, $. gS. @11selbert, Terbinaro
@rone l1nb Senrp sc. Somien >pllr=
SEN etnitt1nnltg lpie6ereripablt ais Dt=
reftoren fiir ba8 fommenoe Sabr.
Dieielben perlammeltem it6 am oaz
ralffolgenoen Sag nno organtlirten
iid) tpte fol9t: Rrdl., Nlfreo S.
8ogel; 8tce Yrdi., $. g8. @ngelbert;
5efr, ,z96atn1., 6reo 8. Sobnion.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
@rupin5en bleiben treu.

rSbr ieib bod @e6ner, uno @elb
1T euer 9errsott nn0 Mabitab! nn8
babt ibr na6 70 f6meren1 &rteg auSz
geranbt. Yolen ulu. babt ibr reid
gena6t auf llnlere Soften. lln0 tpoz
bin itirnr1en nniere @ren5probtrlSer.
Sic @ilfo1t 1nS iteblem ,pollte? Nae
3l1 llnS! l1no fit etne lauitge beut}de
Marf farft man Is polnii6el Troh
rno trob aneoem alio. Sur alia
(Jortiesuns auf oer 8. seite.l j
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Giltnabnteu 9eri1tger
1T lekte,t SSabr

Sic Ginnabmen ser Stem lllm
Seating So. iinb $17OO gez.
ringer ipie int &priabr. &apt=
talanlase anf Niiber sic 6d1fte re-
oncirt. sSn brei tueiteren Sabren
gang abbe5ablt.
The Washington times., 1921-02-25
SPEAKS AT
LENTEN SERVICES
Mcdowell Conducts Midday
Meeting at Church Fedora
ton In Keith's Theater.

Bishop william II. Mcdowell w4s
the speaker at todsy's midday Lenten
service, at Keith's Theater, under the
auspices OF the Laymen's Service As
ISOLATION and the Washington Feaer-
alton OF churches The prayer serv-
Ice was led by the Rev. H. d. MIL
chelL
Col. John T. Axton. chaplain In
chief OF the United States army. heid
the earnest attention OF a crowd mat
filled the lower moor At keith's yes
terday. as he pleaded for = greater
spirit of consideration for tho rights
OF others and q greater hesitaney In
saying unkind things against others.
Colonel Axton pointed out that no
good can come OF telling OF unkind
things about any man, ana ventured
the opinion that there 10 something
In every mans life OF which that
man Is ashamed. He urged a stricter
observance of the Biblical Injunction
to Judge not that ye be not judged"
The Rev. II. III. ID. sterrett led the
prayer service and the congregational
singing was conducted by Percy s.
Foster.
The Washington times., 1921-02-25
DR.. FREDERICK SKIFF
DIES OF HEART ATTACK

CHICAGO, Feb. c5-Dr. Frederick
Jarnes volney Skin. 10 years old. di-
rector of the Field Museum OF Natural
History since 1894, died today OF heart
disease.
DR.. Skifr was born In Chicopee.
Mass, and came to Chicago In 1922
He was deputy director general OF
tho Worlds Columbian Exposition
here and also was rector-in-chief of
foreign participation at the Panama
Pacific Exposition in Seattle, In 1911,
and at San Francisco in 1918.
He vas decorated by many foreign
governments, being made a command
er of the Legion of Honor OF France
in 1904. Between 1870 and 1880 DR..
Skin engaged in newspaper work In
Kansas and Colorado and was MEM
Der OF the Colorado Legislature In
1SS5-S8. He was In charge of the
American exhibits at the Paris Expo
sition In 1SsS-Io0l was director OF
exhibits at the st. Louis Exposition
In 1901, and In 1908 was appointed
United States Commissioners to the
Japanese Exposition.
The Washington times., 1921-02-25
CAMP MEADE URGED
FOR ARMy'S PLANT
iaryIand Delegation in Congress
Sponsors Plan to Locate En-
Qineers' Building There.

Selection of Camp Meade as the site
for the engineering plan of the Army
Air Service WAS recommended today
by the Maryland delegation In Con
gress( following a conference In Con-
gresham Linthicum's office Gen.
c. T. Menoher. chief OF the Air Service,
will have the s.ke examined to deter
mine whether the terrain Ia suitable.
Selection of Meade. 1t is thought,
will mean a considerable saving TO
the Government, as the land is al
ready Government property, No ad-
ditionai legislation, therefore,, would
be needed to locate the field there,
and no appropriation for the purchase
Of land would be necessary.
The only factor which might pre-
vent the location OF the plant there
would be unfavorable terrain. II was
pointed out
"If the District Is anxious to secure
this plant at Meade, and j can see no
reason why IL should not be-" de-
clared Congressman Linthicum, "some
action had better be taken at once by
W ashing onians-"
In event the Meade project falls
through. the Maryland delegation is
considering sites at Fort Howard,
Edgewood, and a site on the Ba1ti-
more and Ohio railroad not far one OF
Baltimore.
Several sites in the District have
been recommended. notably the pres
ent Anacostia Flying Field, Boiling
Field, and a tract OF land near the
Bladensburg road.
The Washington times., 1921-02-25
.BARNARDW|LL GIVES
ESTATE TO WIDOW
Former Member OF U. S. Bound.
airy Commission Also Names
Her Executrix.

Edward Chester Barnard. member
OF the international Boundary Com
mission and for many years con-
nected with the United States Geo.
logical Survey. who died February Q
at his home. 1885 Sixteenth street
northwest. leaves his entire estate TO
his widow. Mrs. Juliet Gill Barnard. ae-
cording TO the will hled for probate
yesterday. The widow Is also named
executrix 10 serve without bond.
Mrs. Mary o'Dea, who died at her
home, $50 Eleventh street northwest.
on February is. directs that her son.
Stephen O'Dea, whom she names ex-
ecutor OF her estate In her will. sell
the family home. Out OF the pro-
ceeds the testatrix directs that a son.
Laurence A. O'Dea, receive 800 ana
another son. Nicholas +. O'Dea. re-
ceive a similar amount, the balance OF
the money to go TO the executor.
The Rev. T. J. Kervick, pastor OF
the Holy Name Church. Is to receive
800 and an additional sum OF 1905 for
masses to be said for the repose Of
the soul OF the testatrix and her rela-
tives
The Washington times., 1921-02-25
NEGRO, Is, IS HANGED FOR
Staying IN FREDERICK
Death Trap Sprung in Md. Town
First Time in 20 Years.

FREDERICK, Md. Feb. 25.-Charles
r. Robinson, the sixteen-year-old self
confessed negro murderer Of Mrs.
Mary Edith Hightmsn, Middletown,
was hanged this morning at o'clock.
He was accompanied to the gallows
by the Rev. William ]. Kane, pastor
Of st. Johns Catholic Church, who
has been his spiritual adviser since
his removal from the Baltimore Jail
some days ago. The death trap was
sprung by Sheriff William o. Werten-
baker. This was the first hanging in
this county since the execution Of Ce-
plus Overs, a negro, twenty years
ago, for the murder of Frank Donald
son, a young white man.
The Washington times., 1921-02-25
Green Is Style
| In Dress Suits
Capital Dowagers Gasp on
Sinn Fem Outfit From
London.

j say. oil thing. they're quite
the rage at swagger affairs In
Lunnon. y'know.
Berthe and Johnny and Archie
are wearing 'em-and these gem
tlemen are by no means favorabls
to the cause OF Sim Fein.
Wearing whAt7
Why. green "soup-to- suits.
The other night a number OF
foreign diplomats In the Capital
attended an exclusive party. The
affair was progressing according
to Beauvnash when a slim indi-
vidual. clad In a vivid green eve
ming suit sauntered into the ball
room.
The guests gasped. Was IL q
breach OF social etiauette7
While the dowagers| were de-
batting II they should give the
Ereen-clad chap the stony stare
through their lorgnettes or well
come him with open arm tigura-
lively, OF course). q diplomat re-
Gently arrived from England set
matters Alright by explaining that
green dress suits are quite the
thing at swagger parties In Lon
don.
The Washington times., 1921-02-25
BIRTHS.

YORKLEAUS-Jamess and Ruth Y. girl
HE1NBUCH-John c. and Mary NJ, girl.
BRA iliam A. and Laurel girl!
PEAIRE-Claude s. and Annie E., girl.
CHARUHAS-James and Angelina, boy. f.
CONSORTI-Lugi and Teresa. boy. ,
BURLEY-Lawrence e. and stella NJ, girl.
RUSH-Charles and Ruth e.. girl.
BUNYEA-Hubert and Pearl, boy.
ROACH-John r. and Barbara NJ, boy.
PHELAN-William b. and Mary X, boy.
WHETZEL-Ernest l.. and Marjorie T..
HALLECK-walter F. and Mary l.. girl
PATTON-Richard l.. and Alice Patton,
girl.
LYONS-Gordon l.. and Elsie G., girl.
REH-Fred and Eleanor, girl
THOMPSON-Rhodo phus and Helen, boy
JONES-Otto r. +. and Madeiain A. boy
FREUDBERG-Isidor and Minnie, boy.
BEERBOWER-Orville A. and Virginia H..
girl.
RHODES-Charles H. and Nettie E., boy.
WALDRON-EarI w. and Gladys NJ, girl
McALLISTER-John II. and Mary r., boy.
HARTUNG--Wiliiam X. and Marion. girl.
ROBBINS-Urvan G. and Louise, boy.
ROBBINS-Bertram and Irene. girl
HOLLIS-Calvin and Mae, girl.
MARTIN-Miles A. and Eleanor c., boy.
KINGSFATHER-Mich J. and Annie
MALCOLM-James e. and Amanda, boy.
MATHEwS-Oscar r. and Adelina M. girl.
REYNOLDS-Kenneth and Cecil A, boy.
HUFFORD-Henry X. B. and Mary. boy.
FUJIWARD-Gensabur and Monserrste,
wILLIS-Thomas B. and Scharlott, boy.
PROCTOR-Albert @. and Jennie C, boy.
wALLACE-Alexander and Hattie. girl