davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
listener spa5iersaneer".

@or nielen Sabren, a1n II. Sa<
nuar 1898, itarb Daniel @piBer,
Der. cine &eibe BON Sabren, ieit 1866
bic beuti4e 2eierpelt burd feline unz
gemein piBigen fatirtf@en plaube>
reier1 e%rfreute, bic ct unter. benz Sitel
nMiener .@pa5terganger" olltpD@entz
lid in Der nNeuer 5reien Preiie"
per0ffentlt4te. ST bat fpdter einen
Sell biefer Mrbeiten III 8u9form err
f@einen la1ien, no lie. aber langs
ni@t' bic @irtung ausubten, pie ,unz
ter benz @inbrud Der @ei4ebni1fe,
an tpelhe: 'fte a~nitniipften, g@piber,,
ber 11ngemetn f@per probu3ierte unb
auBer biefen tpD@entti@en Mrbeiten
n1lrt 3tpei tleine, allerbin9s au@ t0ltz
lt9e Npbellen v9os 9errenre9t" unb
sDerliebte Wagnerianer" ner1ffent>
li@te, mar i'm gep0bnliden 2eben
ni@ts pentger ols ntBtg unb unterz
bultenb, pdbrenb feline, Ylouoereien
oft Wib .auf WiB bduften. @on Ell
mem ..Miener parpenu, Der ben Mbe!
erret4t. battle, iagte ct. bab ibm ~pon
Der fompetenten 8eb0rbe7 bic @rlaub=
mis- our Dffentli@en Musubung Der
Mrtitotratte erteilt morben it,. 8om
Rtnbbteb, bas gef@la@tet tptrb, fagte
CT: SIS erltegt ietnen 8erufspfli9<
ten. Cine Heoe na1nte er ungead=
tet ibrer @eitf@peifigfeit einen
Scrip, neil ite tpeber 9ano nod
SUB" babe. 9as @nbe bes rMiener
aSpa5tergdngers" Der am 8. Sult
1885 @ien gebpren mar u11b ber
nit fei1en P1aubereien 5au5enbe be-
luitigt bate, por elm febr. trauri9es.
Mar &albed. f9reibt bariber: rSrn
1ebruar 1891 ertraptte Sptber plot
li@ unter febr bebentli6en Sbmptoz
men. Mertnurbig, lbab Dos Qeioen,
bas i'm er9riff. in ,dbnliber Gorm
auftrat, mte bic &ronfbeit. por Der er
E3eit feines 2ebens. in be{tdnbiger
Mngit f@pebte: Der ,@e5i9tstrebs.
;3nar murbe bur9 bic erften Mutortz
tdten Der .Miener mebi5inif4en. 5a>
tultdt bic n@utartigteit" Der Neubtlz
bungen fonitatiert, bic I'M 3ellengez
mebe Der 9aut unb I'M Rnorpel Der
8adenfno&en fi9 ausbretteten. Mber
Der unslud!ibe Pattent, Der mebr als
pter3ig f4mer5bafte Speratonen
uberiteben muBte, lit unter bieier
vgutartigen" Rrantbett bic entieBz
lihften 9ualen. Gin Bib bes SAM
mers rglei@giiltiger @elbitperpobrloz
fung" hodte ct init perbunbenem
aDpf, einen 8orfF0piel 5pifden ben
3dbnen, in elmer Sofaede uno marz
tete NIT iibermeni4licher Schulz auf
ben @r10fer, ben ein5tgen, Der i'm
,oller Got entbeben tonnte" u.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

Marepsfp idrieb ibrs einen lans
gen, marnr e~ebaltenen 8rief, na6-
Dem er- iid flltgerrpeiei :get1au iiber
sic ablolute .gbrenbaftigfeit Der Ga-
ME informiert butte. Sic anti
mortete fur5er, .aber ifdt ntitoer
,narm uno nnter5eii9nete ibren pol-
len Ma1ne11: Mau6 8iufiinS. 81.
/. Marepsfp drie !auf boz Gnt.
5iiden. SD neroe tie ratr .lMou"
ntee1rttett;; ifiiee' miuB e bl1lDen1a = = . S
ndidJitet1 8riefe Bat er UNI Die @llnit
hires 8eiubes! sic iole i6 bapot,
uber5eugen, 0aB Ser 3nidnift ieiner
@dusIibfeit fit Goris Bebage1
@orantie leiite. SIRE n%r1gebenoe
Mntmort mar cine fnappe 8uiage!
s@s mode ibr 8ergnugan fie ia.
me!
,Das imponiert rtir!" fagte er
laut Dor fi6. bin uno idlug uut ben
Slid. r9as lit bod nal Nenih-.
lidfeit 11n6 feine i6einbeilige Nru.
beriel Sos 5etgt bod nal. .bab
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

ein meib on6 Elm perninftiserr
EMeni9 fem fann!... Sic mponiert
mirl l1rb i9 no, iie muB iid
ia bon mir aub nidt abgeltoBell
fublen, ionit fdme lie nidt!"
GaB er iie nidt nit .offenen Mr.
men" empfing, spar ein @unoer Der
BeriteIungsfunit. Iber er fibte
|ibre &anoe, obne gu fragen, Oh er
Dns aud burfe. CT lab iie an uno
tpurbe idier trunfeln bon ibrem Mn-1
bid. St betpirtete 5ie ME cine Sir
tin, pllnoerte fiir lie feline gelieb..!
ten &ole16dnme, ltente ibr feline So.
din Dor, 5etgte ibr ieine SSl1genopor-
trdts un6 feline reidbolti9e 8iblio-
tibet unb itieB nit @onne arf cine
Deioerieitige @leidbeit, mas. @e-
59mod uno. .geiitiges Sntereiie be-
traf. Ct fiibrte Te in ieiner gandeai
Biua berlm un6 luo iie enoli6 81
elmer Musfabrt per 8en5indafie ein.
of5eptierte al16 Sos, uno bal0.
ratterten iie ielbauoer binaus uno
6ur9 Den laden6en Gag.
@oloener, mariner sSonnenibein
erfiil1te Die Suit. 8untes, 5miti6ern.
bes @ep0gel IN ben 8dltme11, heitere
Meniden %ringsun1. @eiBe @otter-
bilber. i'm bliibenoen @run... es
mar Elm la9en0er SagI
Son allen Seiten murbe MareDs.
fp gegruBt. Mber fein 5pott, ior-
BERT gritaunen malte ft9 auf allen
@e1idterl1. Sffenen Mun0es itarrte
man bent rMarren" perpler nod. !.
ser 8Iab an ieiner Sette mar pc.
iett!. -. ;5'f
9ie 8aronin erblaBte, als, lie
Marepsfps 8egleitung iab, nno
beugte falm Sen Noden' gum @ruBe.
MarepsfD' aber grirtite pergniigt uno
mabte ais BbiloIopb feline 8etra6.
Md9 menigen @oben NOR Ma11o
Die @attin WareDSfDS.
sd beirate ite 1ur, un sic 8elt
gu drgernl" iagte er it6. @enn er
aber in %feuriger 8ergotterung iein
i1nges, i6ones @eib in feline Mrme
lbloB, ba6te er als uberbunoenes
Sn6ipi6uum" SOS @egenteil. ..
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
Maes periett.

Ser finan5poIitiide 8ertreter Ell,
nes in permanenten @elon0ten
i6mebet1len 2a11oesh mar in Berlin
angefom1nen.
Inter anoeren IieB fid audi BET
Gtnan3ier @oloberger n1eIoen.
MIs Ser 5efretar Dem DipIomaten
Die &arte 6ieies 9errn .iiberbradte.
bemerfte fem Borgeiebter nit eincm
.@lid auf sic @arte:
r@oloberger. wir fonnten f6on
eber einen @el6borger brauden!"
Ser antidanlbrierel1ce 8anfier
pernobm burb 6ie rur angelebnte
Cir bic @orte 6es DipIomoten
unb entfernte fi6 oara1lfbin fofort,
obne cine Mnttport ab5uparten, nit
Ben @orten::
.Mit benen mnB es i9Iinlm ite.
zen, tpet11t iie fdon gu6itaben Der.
ieaeal-
KZLL ~ -E aEL IE
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
8nbapba..

Gin &err, Ser fiir3li9 in Yommerel<
len tpar, er8dbt folgenoes: S6 itano
arf einem 8abnbof unb berlangte cine
Sabrfarte nod 8romberg. Ser 8eamz
te fagte: u8romberg gibt es nidt." Sd
ma9te linn baranf alfmerfiam, baB
ib Dor 5pei Sasen aug 8romberg bier
ber gefommen fei. 9arauf meinte Der
8eamte: .Sie tpollen tpobl nad 8poz
gob3?" = ~8romberg unb 8bbgoo5
lit bod baslelbe." Ser Benmte blieb
babel: 8romberg 1T 8romberg, 8pbz
gob5 lit 8bbgob3. oNlfo geben Sie mir
cine Babrfarte na9 8pbgoo5l" Ser
8enmte gab 1ie mir, nnb id 1e1e er<
itaunt: Bon - mad 8romberg."
Darauf fagte ib benz 8eamten: sd
tpoutc, bod cine Sabrfarte na6 8poz
gnb3 baben." 49, Isle baben mir nod
MIDI. " er65ieM .i@L dur Antports Mal
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
Mutter
gon Meartba Ma6ebfp.

8on Martba Ma6ebfD. B
@as gebit bu, M1rtter, nit ttiioern
5hritt, 4!
@anoert 6a iuden6 oein Seraeleio
nit? y
Blieb, Sir ni9ts ars ionnieen 9agen 4.
Mls einiames Sdreiten nno beimli@ "
&lagen2
l1n6 emit, mie par beine Welt 10
groB,
@el6 8nnoer erbliibte in 6einem
S9ob,
@ie traumteit 61t ielig gar bol6en
Iranm,
@ie flog oein Sinnen ,onr9 3eiten
nn6 &amn,
@enr 6eine &inoer la6ten nno rie>
fen
Dir in sic Mrme beQiand5en6 liefen:
vMutterden - Mutter!" . iiiBes
@ort,
Dn ibnen aues, ibr 5tol5, ibr Sort
@ie grauiam idnea Die Sabre ent-
fliebn,
Die fliiggen 8ogel ms @eite 5iebn,
Dn bleibit ollein, 6ein @arten itebt
1eer,
Dein CONNER lit fin, 6ir b1iibt nt6ts
mebr. .
SCUM gebit 6u our6 @ulte,. 6ur6 =.
brennen0en 5ut10,
$50 Iiegt oeiner Irdume bltntl9infen
mernbes 2ano? w.
@as Dir 6ein 2iebjtes, 6ein @igentltnt
' Dar,
@as Sit gebleidet nit Sorgen 6as
&aar,
Sc tpur6e sir frem6, lebt fem 2eben
fir 1id,
Sragt ielten nad Dit, oenft foum nod
an 6i9! '4=l'
Md, M1tter, mas fin6 6eine GiBe
70 matt,
@eil niemono fir 6i9 cine &ubitatt
bot!
SPLITTER, Miitter, ein %enoloier BUG,
uno ieoe in &dn6en ein &riiglein
trug
@on Gr6nen 10 fdmer, gefii1t Biz 5um
Stand,
Gs idlingt fid Tint aue ein purp1tr,
nes 8an6
ST. &er5bll1t geta11dt, mie gfoien 10
rot.
nno idelt = bang beritedt fi@ 6as
bierte @ebot.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
Die llq4tDl9frih
ssopemette bpn gl<g orrei.

. Stunt. Muein2 idrie Der btdeI
Ser Oberit a. 8. unb luftete ben
iugen6liden Strobbut, fat ipottil@
grubeno. .@Aqein, .arr1er Sreu1o g,
&err MarebsfD anttportete 'oem
&errn Dber}t 'nur nit einem 5or.S
1tigen BIih u11o ratterte gerduidboQ
porubter, fem blanfes Mutomobil
b09it e%igenba1toig lenteno.
I gs mar Elm Ia9en6er Sag. Col
bener, mariner Sonneni9ein rerfuqte
Die SUIT un6 marf %gleibenoen Slang.
iiber Ben. Staten, Ser fid imarago-
ariin- binter Sen @aumreiben bes Of.
fenli1en Harfes oebnte. 9ie 8ip<
fel Ser bolen 2aubbdunte purben
ourd5mitidert, burdiagt bon bun.
tenn !@ebogel; i'm Sbatte,1 ser ippi<
aet 8peige t%pan6eltert. plau0ernoe,
aepubte Meni9en. Mus bliibenoel1
Mnlagen ragten meiBidimmern6e
@Dtterbil6er uno Der Neptunsbrur'
men Iieb funfeln6e 8aIierltrome tn
Die bIanfen Marmorbeden rani9en.
@s &par Elm Ia9en6er Sag.
..gaur eauf Ser @tirn 6es &err1t
Marepsfp lagerten @olfen; i6uere,
oiiitere Sdotten BEG &umm :, Die
orobenb altnabmen, ioba.1 ei1
freunoIides @eiiht auftaubte nno
Elm teilnabmspoQer !@ruB laut
,pur6e. 9ie nornebmiten &erri9af>
ten, Die 90 gu SUB gu @agen, gu
8fer6 p6er 81 &ao famen, grlbten
IBerrns Marepsfp. Cine: elegantc
Mma3ote. 5ugelte iogar ibren Sal
ben ur6 REF linn gu: ~gto9 innmer
TO-: a1eit, @erebrter2"
! Sci 8erebrte preBte sic 2ippe1'
nufeinan6er, 10 6aB iein roter
@dnurrburt ii6 ftraubte. ct liif-
tete Sen 8plin0er 1no ratterte pet~
ter, ip1ttilde Mienen, geriimpfte
geaien binter fid 1aiien6.
''.9er @arrl - Hub, ser @en5in'
geru@4T1 -
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
Cine trodeue @eqenb.

ginem Tonriiten, Der cine @et1e
burd Nri5ona ma6te, fiel 6as a11sgez
trodnete, itarbige Musieben Der 2anb<
l9aft anf. ~3egnet es biernm BENT
gar ni@t?" fra9te er einen ginbeimiz
i6en.
r@csnen?" - Ser Mann fpudte
aus, ~@egnen? Sd mill Sbnen tpas
iagen, Mann, Tier int 0rte gibt es
SrDf6e, Die iiber flint Sabre alt fino
nnb nod nibt f@tpimmen gelernt baz
benl" =
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
Serr Mareosfp bottle iiinsit einen

4 $err Marepsfp batte iIngit einen
f9peren @erlu1t erlitten uno ga.
iDur9 mar Die @onre .ieines 9aieinS
.perfinitert. ,@ie 1toI8, =mie tpeltper.
adtenp Dergnigt mar er onit our6
'bie Mden6en Sage gerattert NIT iei-
'a1ern Iieben Motor, ben er ftb nur
.landeidafft bate, um Die Menidbeit
,5u Iargern. Ser 5peftafel, Ser.
@erl19 mar GLEN Elm @reueL, uno
ct, 1T freute fib iber 6as MergerniS,
..bpe@eS erserregtel Griiber, als er
nod jung un6s bon, i6ealiitii6en Mt'
f9dAungen begeiitert %getpeien, ba
ba# er freii@ gemetnt, es fei
@fliht ie6es ein5elne1L Sic @age-
meitlbeit, mo- immer es. angling, 5lt
jf0roern, audi feeIif9 at f0roern, in.
DenHm an Grenoen bereite uno Srea>
oiefeit ertpede. @eit er ieoo@ a.
ter 4sgetpor6en un6. i'm maa@es I'M
Select i9ief gegangen tuar, lag er'
einSmenig oerbittert Der an1iiianten
.@epHggenbeit of, feline Mittpelt 51t
19ifafferent 5u 6rger11, gu ret5en..
Plus @ruroen ieineS Men{denbaiies
batte er al19. ni6t gebeiratet. .SSbn1
fielT CUR 1ibt Elm, elmer fremoen
Hral1 6en MitgenuB ieines &ei6r
,hiirns gu .g0nnen. @are 10 einem
Ynbiudtigen @eid0pfe mobf i@on;
,rtbt, nit in ieiner iG0nen Sano>
.fteinpiQa 5u pobner, auf ieinen1
Rqps at flimpern, feline eolen @o-
fen ab3nfdneioen un6 ii6 in BEN
@irteI 3u bdreen, feline &o@in gu
tbranni1ierett uno enblt@ NIT att.
1ern Mdrner,t at fofettierer. =. bas
fBS;nnte ibm paifen. .. 5o16eS. &relt8
ipnten' ii9 a,tbere a%uflaoen, er fir
7sine. @erion Iieb eS liegen. Ct fana.
nbne berartige 2ebensgefabrtin'
1Slr9. @eine fIetne Mo1 eriebte
iIbm auBeroem Die @eieaf4afterin.
M8enr bas: ffeire, :oniprubs1oie
ping nit ben braune1t Mugen Der.
itanoig gu ibm aufiab, tpenn es ie-
Sem ieiner @infe ml1rrelos foIgte
u1o nidt bon ieiner @eite 5u loden
tpar un6 ob fib 5ebn 8errdter INN
lire CUNT beparben, ba fublte iia
,&err Marepstp 10 gliidlib un6 gu.
frieoen, ols iei 6as grobte Ser5ens.
.gIiid iei11 eigen. Ma1 batte fi9 TO-
/ g ti idH bidss MutomobI getp0bnt un6
fab int @Gmltda zines pradtoouen
&atIiienfoniers itats .an ietner
@eite, sic Sreu6en Ser Musfabrt, &c.
1ieBeno. Sic idaute ebe1io melt
berddtIi9. berguiigt aus mie Serr
MareplsfD unb ..fhien beiiet erie
Henoe @eoanfen iiber Den Nei6 uno
Zen Gerger Der Menibbeit gu tes'
Knl
Da fam ser sos 11n6 raabte ibm
ben 2ieblingl
& Serr. Marebsfp nerrnlltete einen
1nen9lerii6en @iftmor6; Die Get.
Hon ergab u8ereiftung". 8ar
Ma1 nun elm Spfer 6es tudiibee
1ufaIs pber bes tidii9en 0eltttn.
1les2 &err MarepsfD muiferte miB-
tralil9 feline llmeebung, nod Dem
Miiietdter fabn6eno. Mqein Iber-
au 1begegnete er itatt Der bleidelt
,@pure11 gefolterten @emiiiens uur
fhaoenfroben Mienet1 un6 Der mali.
ti0len GraGe: ngeo6 10 auein2"
@eitrebt,, 'feiien 8orn iiber 6ieie.
ironilde Sailnabme gu Derbergen,
perbat er ii@ 0ieielben nidt. Sour
aeaen Die Mmaaorel cine Gott e.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
Ser diplomat.

&err: vSd b0re, SIR after Cnfel
Fat Sbnen Elm groBes @erm0gen bin<
ter1oHen nnb MIR bic ein8ige 8ebin<
gung geitelt, baB Gle fir einen 1@0z
men @tein Gorge tragen."
@rbe: ~9ds babe ib fdon getan,
id babe mir 6ieien 8rilantring gens
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
un{ere Mutter{prad)e.

STR 9eutfde inter fremben @ternen
SIR fout Sic Spra9e ni@t berlernen,
Sic tportlautreide, itarfe, mtloe,
Sic fd0nbeitsbolen &langgebtloe
limb Cure MGb1en fon'n nnb &naben
Mls foitIidite bon alien @aben
9as &leinob beut1@er Sprade baben.
Selig 9abn.'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

8eberridltne. - 8ittpe: Man m1b
iid eben in Ser @be 8u beberrfden
tpinenl Mein feliger Nbolf unb ib
tparen chamber fdon ldngit iiberbriii<
fig, nnb nnfere 8ai6frau poiarnte
nod immer infer ~feltenes gbesliid"
ausl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
Genres GKet.

Eifdnadbar (neibiid): m @er<
ring ellen Gle? Sa, tper ii@ 5as err
lal1ben fann -"
r@ielo? Ser. &erring fofet MIR
fiinf5ig Bfennig."
~eSa, aber Ser 9nr1t binterber."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
&m:tit ,tnb Matmr.

uSier felt, Sral1en batten cine fri<
i6ere @autfarbe als Mdcnmer."
uMatiirli6l"
nNee, fiin1tli6l",
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
Warutna.

@e1t, tpenn'it anal beirat'it,
SSra9' ia nit Die 2eut'
9a nenn'it ANAL %anfangit,
Na' tpir1t' nimmer g'fdeit.
Evening star., 1921-05-30
SCHOOL BUILDING
PR0CRAMAPPROVED
Senate Subcommittee Backs
Emergency Plan to Relieve
Conditions in o.

An emergency building program
for the public schools of the District
is provided for in an anne ndment to
the second deficiency appropriation
bill which will be recommended to the
Senate appropriation committee follow
ing action today by the Senate ap-
preparations subcommittee in charge
of that measure.
The proposed appropriation for
school buildings and sites totals ap-
proximately 81 100000. with an addi-
.ional S400. 900 in authorizations. SEN
ator Curtis of Kansas fathered the
proposition. introducing several days
ago an amendment to the deficiency
bill providing the desired improve
ments.
Senator Curtis is a member of the
subcommittee in charge of the de-
ficiency bill.
The subcommittee at its meeting to-
day prepared the bill for report to the
full committee probably tomorrow
When it's work has been approved by
the full committee, the bill will then
be reported to the Senate by Senator
Warren. chairman.
The subcommittee determined today
to separate the deficiency items i'll
the bill and the emergency itms, OF
which thrc are d large number. Among
the emergency items is included the
school building appropriation. The
details of the school building program
were published when Senator Curtis
introduced his amendment recently.
Evening star., 1921-05-30
HONOR PAID BY BRITISH
TO WASHINGTON WINS
PRAISE OF PRESIDENT

Installation IN the British Shrines
of our common patriotism OF the
three buS;s of George Washington
presented TO the British government
by the American people attcsts the
common devotion of both nations to
the ideals of liberty. humanity and
ightenment." President Harding
declared in a message to be read to-
day at the simultaneous unvcilinE of
the hustS in st. Paul's Cathedral
and at Sulgrave Manor. the Washing
ION ancestral home.
Expressing hope that the gift of
the buStS may inspire d continued
reciproCation Of the established
friendship of the American people for
the British nation" President Hard
ing added:
Judgement in the British ShrineS of
our common patriotism ranno: but
make this occasion "a reminder OF
the sacrifices that in recent time.
have drawn these two peoples so close
together. In the greatest and most IN
selfish effort that men ever put forth
to protect human honor and treasured
institutions. they stood shoulder to
shoulder. They learned how great a
responsibility they shared in the
world. how greatly they might DIS
charge ii when serving in complete
accord and in alliance with other
peoples likewise devoted 10 human
rights, liberties and welfare
IF these memorials shall somewhat
contribute to the pcrpetuation of such
accord in such causes. they VIII have
done for humanity the precise serv-
ice whose hope is the motive of the
gift
Evening star., 1921-05-30
Today's News
in Paragraphs S

Bankruptcy for Russia and failure re-
ported admitted by Lenin. Page !
French decorate graves Of American
soldiers. Page l
British reply to BRAND insists on meet
ing Of supreme council this week.
Page !
Secretary Fall tells Of hope to develop
rich resources of Alaska. Page l
President opens New York cotton con-
vention with telephone message.
Page .
Sylvan Theater program opens Music
week tonight. Page !.
All plans completed for reception to
Zionist leaders. Page .
Senate committee reports SIS, 900. 600, 900
needed for railway and home con-
struction- Page :"
New education and science department
strongly urged by Institute for Gov
ernmcnt Research. Page 5
Gen. Mitchell near death in storm
which killed seven in ARMY plane
Page 4
Fund for Chevy Chase church reaches
$4,000 Page 4
Gen. Horace Porter dies in New York
state. Page :
Stones and shots fly as civilians and
soldiers fight in Dublin. Page 10
Messages in tribute to L. S. war dead
received from King of Belgium and
Premier OF france. Page 10
An,i-reds control part of Vladivos,ok
as factions fight. Page I2
Japanese admiral here for Annapolis
rerSlon. Page 13
Hundreds crowd into little church at
Pohick to hear President Harding
speak. Page 13
Pulitzer prizes in various journalistic
lines awarded. Page IL
Country wide fund Is raised for alleged
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Treatment by T. S: is given as alleged
reason Tor mail hold-up. Page "A
Evening star., 1921-05-30
FRENCH DECORATE
AMERICAN GRAVES
Effort Made to Place Wreath
on Resting Place of Every
Soldiers Body.
By the Associated Press.

PARIS. Mayt 30.-Memorial exer-
cises were heldtoday in every Aneri-
can cemetery in France, and even on
isolated graves of Americans who
died in this country during the war
wreaths were placed. The French
government exerted every effort to
make sure that not a single American
hero was forgotten.
At the suggestion of the govern
ment there were guards of honor at
the principal cemeteries. and wher-
ever Americans were unable to send
delegations to conduct services the
French offered to lead the exercises,
as well as to participate in the pro-
grams.
The cemetery at Romagne- Sous
Montfaucon, where 10000 Americans
who fell in the battle of the Argonne
were buried. is now closed to the
public because of the removal of the
bodies Of the Americans. The prin-
cipal program for the day. therefore.
was given at the Suresnes cemetery.
near this city. where Hugh c. Wal
lace. the American ambassador: Maj.
Gen. Henry T. Allen. commander of
American troops at Coblenz. and Mar
shall Petain spoke.
French Honor q. 8. Graves.
France, in military and religious
services. joined with America yester-
day in the first of two days observ-
ance OF Memorial day. With British.
Belgian and other allied participa nts.
the French people symbolized their
reverence for those who fell by a no.
table ceremony at the Arc de Tri-
omphe. where soldiers and civilians
placed wreaths on the tomb of
Frances unknown soldier. while Hugh
c. Wallace. the American ambassador
speaking for his nation, coupled his
tribute to the dead with an express
sion of the worlds admiration for the
spirit of France.
were American graves. memorial
services were held in the French
churches. and in Paris there were OBJ
servances of the day in all the Eng
disappearing churches. Americas $
day ior the dead has become almost a
people. through the newspapers and
veterans organizations. asked to be
allowed to honor the American dead
and the programs suggested by the
American memorial committee were
arranged by the French alone at
many places in various parts of the
country.
symbol of Fraternity.
The ceremony at the Arc de Tri-
omphe served as symbol of the
fraternity OF the comrades in arms in
the late war when a composite bat
talon of the American forces of occu-
patton from the Rhineland. with its
band playing "Madelon," swung up
the Champs Elysees. under the arch. .
and passed the French guard of
honor.
Ambassador Wallace. Mai Gen
Henry Tallen. commander of the
American forces of occupation. scores
of American officers and enlisted me n,
delegations of British and Belgians
and representatives of American and
French organizations attended SER
vices which were held in the Amer
lean church of the Holy Trinity The
French government was represented d
there. and Marshal Foch. who was
absent from Paris, sent his military
aide. The American battalion stacked
arms and formed outside the church.
while the French battaIions of in
fantry and cavalry were massed in
the adjacent streets
Evening star., 1921-05-30
BRITAIN INSISTS ON
COUNCIL MEETING
Reply to BRAND Firm in Re-
quest Allies Confer on
Silesia This Week.
BY the Associated Press


PARIS, May 30.-A note from Great
Britain received today, in reply to
Premier Brands recent communica
ton with regard to the meeting of
the allied supreme council. insists
upon the desirability of meeting of
that body this week.
Great Britain accepts the principle
laid down by France, of an eXamina-
tlon Of the Silesian question by a
special mission of experts. but holds
that the council should meet first and
not delay its session until after the
experts had reported, as France sug-
GeSted.
Demonstration in Berlin.
BERLIN, May 29.-Twenty thousand
men. women and children clamored FOR
IAN undivided German Upper Silesia'
at monster open-air non-partisan
demonstration this afternoon in the
Lustgarten. Communists marched
alongside of nationalists. and all the
political parties were represented by
delegations bearing placards inscribed
"Korfanty belongs in jail Down with
Laroud,'' ''Nhere is the league. of
nations?" Shall we be. less German
than Lloyd George"
Two aviatorS were killed when an
Albatross from which they intended
to scatter handb;lls announcing the
meeting caught fire and fell in the out
skirts of Berlin, setting fire to grove
in which they landed.
Evening star., 1921-05-30
TARIFF MISSION COMING
TO U. S. FROM ITALY
American Chamber of Commerce
Has Sent Commission to Wash
ington From Milan.

MILAN. Italy. May 29.-The Amor
ican' Chamber of Commerce, having
a desire to enhance commerce be-
tween Italy and America. has sent A
tariff commission to Washington. The
commission will take with it a
memorandum explaining the stand
point Of Italian producers against
proposed increases in American GUS
toms on various commodities. eSpe-
ciaily oranges, lemons. olive oil,
cheese and other agricultural prod
uctS
The desires of Italian exporters
have been expressed to George y.
Weber. representative of the tariff
commission, who is in Rome. Mr.
Weber has held lengthy conferences
with Senator Salmoiraghi, president
of the Italian Chamber of Commerce.
and representatives of the principal
Italian business in Lombardy