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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14
zn11t Grndthtnia
Ser @olfsabitimmang in aarnten, Deferrei6.

Inter obigem EitsI gibt Der
&arntner &eimatoicnit cine interei,
{ante 5ammlung bon 8eidnungen
iei1er beimatlihen &iinitler SEQ
&ainraol, Sicily &raus 1tn6 Sepp
8rofop gum Mnpenfeu'.an Ben f@me.
rem @ablfompt ser ia befanntli9
31tguniten oes @erbleibs bel 9euti@.
Sdterreid gegen ben Mnidlub an
SS11goilapia Is H s. entf@ieoen
tpuroe.
81 6ielem Siege bes aarntner
Deutidtums baben Die I'M Wabl'
fampfe ols @ropaganoa benubte11
8eidnungen, bon oenen mir emit
ge bier borfiibren, ni6t pentg bete
%Qetragen. vWir geben oie vgorres
6e"" 5u Ser Sammll1ng bier I'M
@ort1aut mie6er:
u@enu Du, lieber @eiiber oieier
@ommlung, @Iatt I'M 81att nenoeit
un6 babel erDeitert bilt, 10 erfe111it
Gu 6a1nit, pieuetdt unbemubt, al1d)
1hon Sen @inn 6es Mnbaufens oteler
8eidnungen: Sie iouen nidts mebr
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14
8ropagan6az 8oitfarte.

fir, tpie leioenidaftlt6 fir Die gros
BE Soee gepirft meroen mubte, oab
iid iogar 1ie ionit abmenoigen
fiinitleriiden &rafte oes 2anoes
mitte1t in 6aS politiide 8irrial I'll.
fen lieBer uno aus ibm beraus oem
ffaampfenoen @eoanfen einen beion'
6ereu iGopferii9en Mus0rud per'
lieben. 60 battelt 9u, liebcr Be-
idarer Ser 81dtter, eigentlt6 ein
1leines @affenmuieu IN &anoe1,
oeiien ein5elne Stiide, emit geiharft
uto erfolgreid, nun nidt mebr &c,
fabrlt6, ionoern MIR nod foitlt9
1tn6 a%ufbebenspert ftno, oft gellug
cuein pegen ser ge6iegenen rno gee
lungenen 8erarbeitung 6es Stoffes.
@s fino 8ldtter 6arl1nter, Sic eats
ihie6en beredtigt iino, melt ilber
sic Stunoe ibrer gntitcbl1ng nno
@irfung fin erbalten gu bleiben,
lint fir sic unlerer 3eit nod fer
1ten @eidlebter ebenfa1s cine Ser.
ti'tbiuung 6ar31,ltellen, nit ser Se.
6el1tung ei1es 1ltitigen Diitorii9er
8il6erbufeS."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14
Ser gogellteuer: narainer Ginpel bab'
Iei@t fanseu, ,3drntner Stieglib fann
nit frtegen."

Ser @ogeliteuer: r@rainer gimpel bab'
lei6t fangeu, ,Adrntner @tieglib fan11
nit frtegen."
an6eres fein, o1s Elm luitiges Bill
rerhu1, bas mir Elmer 1eltiamen
Spanne unlerer Seimatsgeibi@te
peroanfen. 9aourd, 6aB iie nur els
ne grinner1tng, muir Elm ii@tbares
neberbleibiel elmer gottlob bergan.
geren 3eit barltellen molen, 1tno
Sem @potte nno Dem @alie 6ie Gift
5Gbne al1sgebroden mor6en nno
iibrig bIieb ser 3abme 3med oes
o%ouern6en @e0enfens> baS ni6t un-
ter!tiitt tperoen ion our6 6en &in<
h;cis cuff Sic ieiner5eitige 8eoeu'
trng Ser ein5elnen @latter. 9enn
ei1mol moren lie i6arfe nn6 gefurd<
iete @affen bes @eiltes I'M &omp-
ie um &drntens @rbaltung; 6amals
ltonosn fie ols eigenartige Selfer
ocn orgreifenoen 11n6 a%bmebrenoen
@orte CUR Seite n.lo tr1gen Elm
g1elfa4e s BEL our Iufrittelung nno
8eltdrfnng Ser 2auen nn6 @etreu=
en-. &eines lit inter tbnen, Dos
t:iht feline meite un0 erfo1greide
@1tnoe gemadt batte, feines aber
ul1b, sos in elmer inns bonn @egner
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14

Gum aarntner @patrein fpri@t Ser
8as eab es bod fir einen g@redsu.
M1s bor'gesa Sabr ar1 gleiden Flob
Ser Si9ui@ uns bro6te nit Dem Stst>
flogen ale fait 6abon,
1n6 audi per blieb in @ngit ntc
CAT ii9 int @eiit ereriffen idon,
@om Seinb %gefangen lno gebangen. -
Seut pillen mir, bab bort Ser Sropf,
8or benz 11ns einrnal bang getpei en
Mi6ts tpeiter a1s Elm alter Sopf 6,
Olit @nbern, Strob uno 8eiiigbe1er. :
9ies s9redgeipenit bat ni6t Sic
Ma9t,
Son Saus uno Sclb rns fort5uia9en;
@ein 9roben tpir0 nit @edt per!co9t,
8enn mir MIR iel6er nidt p%sr5ogcn!
11n0 6araus rerneI @u, mein go9n:
SEM M9lttigen geb0rt Dos 2e5cn,
Seimatliebe 2oAn
SIT Siegen, Srei6eit uno grhebeal
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14
NYHM
@|GSV
9nandAc,nnAN

ben M}ittels gegcl1l me1ri<de
Jeilloe 81 be6ienen; bern bon ie-
ber tpobnte Dem Menfben cine Mrt
obergdubti9er 5ur6t Dor Selter
inlle, sic crit sic Meu3eit iibertult1t-
Sen fat. go ieben mir 6enn cud
0as Seuer bon Sen dItelten 8ettm
scftidtlider l1eberlieferung an 70.
1pobl ols Mngriffs> als au6 ais
8erteioigungSmittel mgepenoet,
1t11o n1a11 bro119t MIR sic @9rtiten
oer alten &rtegsi6rifffeuer, Gbu,
fD0i6es> Meneas Ser Saftifer, @m>
mta1r1s Marceuinus un6 an6erer,
Altrb5uleien, Inn 6ort at fi116e1L
DUB bereits mebrere Sabrbun6erte
hot u%nferer 8eitre9nung Mi16un-
gen bon entflammbaren Stoffen bel
8e1agerungen pertpe11oet murben.
0eI un5 iieoenoeS @e9 mur6en, tute
bussa11,1t, bon Sen @auen uno
s.Wfol1ern ouf Sen Mngreifer gei6iit>
,tet, uno oieien 9toffen geie1ten fi@
aniort, mo sic ri9tigen Manner un6
Isle Mogli9feit ser Serltenung por-
banoen tpar, Sic etgentli6en ent'
Tammbaren Mii6ungen 5n.
Ser Orient, ser neben 10 bel
Betpaltigem 10 biel 8rl1taleS ent-
5teben 1ieB, lit aud Ser eigentlihe
Mrj Tuner 6es %flammen6en 5euerS
lit iai1er enttpidelteren, te6niihen
Musaeltaltung ols Mittel Ser &rieg'
fiibrung; eS tpur6e BORT tatia@lt9
idon Dor -6em Sieges5uge Mlera11<
6ers 6es @roBen berpenoet.
Dab Damn sic fin6igen @rieden
bea bp5qntinii9en &aiierrei6eS IT'D
tint z. Sobrbu110ert unierer 3et:'
rcd ming oieies SilfsmittelS beS;en'
ten nno es belonoerS alsgeltalte'
ten, barf uns ni6t @hnoer neb'
melt, benn 8p5a115 tpar I'M oiele
8eit Ser @o9lib a1er &ultnr, 1tno
mir fonnen es beritebes1, menn nr'
Sere @ei9i9tsidreiber unS er6ab'
len, mie sic &rieger Deutidlanbs
Nno Sranfei4S, Die b1sDer 1tnr ge'
1pobnt moren> NIT blanfer @affe ST
fed]ten, rrr S6al1oer nno @ruuc1
%crtiilt rnr0en, ais iie gum erlte1
Mole 5iel, Slammen auf ii@ g.'
s;dtet ,ufeu. Eotiadli6 ,par al'dj
nit Sent i%ngenanaten ~grie@ti9a1
Sel,er" nidt 3u ipoBen; nen es
traf, Der fonnte 1id glildli9 iGat'
ae:1> tpel11t er nit 8ron0tpltnoen na'
pom fa1n.
Gs mar eia Semitic bon 3tapb.
fbu, Seer, @dmefel n1o Sar3, Dos
mon ouf iebr beri9ieoene 8e:is
bernenoete. Man fiiate es IN 3d.
fer, Die nit &atapulten Ut DIE
feinoliden &etben gel6leroert >pnr'
Sen, b%ertpenoete es ols Braroer.
Sic man fur9 6en @ino gegeu Gle
fein6li9en S@iffe treiben lieB. ote
Soloaten trugen es IN &obre1 &C.
faBt in ibren Sain6en, uenr tie
gum Mnertff idrittcn, nao i@leu'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14

bielter, 10 bafteten iie an 6en
&rieger felt, Ben ite trafen, un6
Die Gur6t Dor 6ieiem @nmpfmtttel
tpar oesbalb nur 5u %begriinoet.
Mit benz Muffommen 6es S6ieB-
pulperS beridmin6et 6as grie@iiae
5euer oo@ 1idt, nod LANCE miro eS
neben ser &anone un6 ser Safen<
bu9ie pertpenoet; MIR 1angiam ber>
19pinoet BEL peiterer @nttptGlung
Ser eigentli@en 6euerpaffen 6as
%flammen6e Seuer, uni num- nod 10
bielen Sobrbun6erten, in 11el1er sc,
italt mieoer anf3utauben.
Sci 6ieier @elegenbeit mag Ell
1em biel berbreiteten Srrtum ent.
gegengetreten tperoen, als bat16le
es ii6 BEL Dem grie@ii6en Se1er
um Elm @ebeimnis, 6as uns ber-
loren gegangen lit. 9apon fann
feline @e0e fem, benn 1T olten 8i-
@ern lit uns feline 3%ulammeniet=
3ung gan3 ge11au a1gegeben, TO mo-
mentli@ in Dem aug 6em~ Sabre
1925 itammen6en, in Ger 8iblio,
tbef gu 8aoen oufbenabrten Manl>
ifript, betitelt: Mbban6lung iber
sic &~riegsliten, @innabme bon
Stdoten nn6 @ertei6tgung bon fe>
iten &unften, iotpie iiber 6as gum
@erbrennen 6es @egners 6ienen0e
Teuer, gei9rieben bon MarcnS
@roc6us int Sabre 1880.
@ir miiien alio> pie es nit 6em
alten grie6if6en Seuer beiteut tpar,
un0 fonnen nur feititeIen, oaB Die
I'M @eltfriege bertpen6eten brenn=
barren Sliiitgfeiten ni6t peientli@
bon Sen alten Acknowledgement
obpei@en;> au6 bier lit 6as Mstro=
leum nit Seer un6 Sar5en ber<
mii9t bortpalten6, nr6 mas bas
Snitrument betrifft, 6eiIen man itd
an Steue Ser olten &0bern nn6 6es
olter boblen Streitfolbens beoient,
10 beitebt ser beuttge Slammen-
perfer i'm groBen un6 gan5en aus
einem nit elmer San6pumpe ber<
iebenen8 ebalter, Ser init elmer 9Mie
berbun6et it Die an einem elaitt<
f@en S@lau@ fibt, 10 oaB sic
9uie in Die ietpeils gepuni@te
@teuung gebradt mer6en tam.
Ser aus Ser Ollie treten6e Strabl
brennen6er G%liiitgfeit fam Damn
Ser &an6putnpe Bis auf 80
g%ntfernltng geidleu6ert
tper6en .
Sic Ee9nit ser Mnpenoung 6ie,
ies inn @run6e getommen au6 beu-
te nod iebr einfaben Apparates lit
ieoo@ i'm @eltfriege bielfa6 gean-
bert por6en; man bat audi bier
1ernen miiiien. Dte S9tpte,
rigfeit beitebt 1,dmli6 BARN, auf
Sen @egner einen m6gli@it 1angen
StrabI at ri9ten, obne 6abei Die
nit Der 8ebienltng beS Slammet1,
merfers betrauten 2eute gu gefabr.
Ben. 81 6ie1em 3meGe bertpenoete
man anfangs 5uei @pparate;; nam'
li@ einen, Ser .3uerit ben @trabl oes
ri6t e%ntflammten Hetroleums
10 i6leuoert, baB cine groBe @ntfer,
1turg beitrt@en meroen tam, nno els
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14

baB iid Idnglt 6ieier 8etaroenlinie
cine brenne,t6e @uno bi1oet, an sic
nun 6ie Slommenperfer naber ber-
angeldoben ner6en. 9ur9 6ie
@ano miro 6ann 6as 8etroleum
geipriibt un6 fant meit ienieits bon
ibr ols feuriger Strom CUR @r6e
nieoer uno 10, btnter ser ietpeiligen
G%euertuanb langiam borriiden6,
langt 6ann ser Mngreifer in Dem
feinoli6en -S6iibengraben an, o11f
Sen er es abgeieben fat, uno in 6em
Damn aues perbrannt niro, tpas fib
oarin befin6et. 9os lit cine Sorm
oeS @ngriffS, oie naturli@ bielfa@e,
1netit 6urd SEN @egner 'un6 6ura
sic Mrt, pie CT iib bertei6igt, ct.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14

8renrpetar6en geidleu6ert, 6te iid
ent5iinben> iobalo tie 6en 8o6en BE-
riibren uno etma 1-2 Minuten
lang brennen. Dieie 3ett miro be,
nubt, um sen 5lammenuerfer auf
6iefe ein5elaen, i1olierten 8euer.
iteuert 3u lenfen ur16 Betroleum auf
fife al ipriiben. Die Sol9e oobon lit
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14
STE 9miIIinae.- 6errr1

= Die 3mi11inge.- 9errn
Meter lit elm S0hnlein geboren. Ct
uberbringt sen i'm Srt mobnen6en
@erwanoten un6 5reun3en oie Mad=
ri6t un0 fommt etpas a~ngefdniet
beim. DIS er iib an bem Mnblid
ieines 5proBlinas erfrel1en tpin,
briht CT herbIiifft in Sic 8octe aus:
rManu. liebe Mnna, nod einer?2"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14

oerten es in oas @eiidt ODER auf
ben '&orper 6eS @egners, un6 6ieie
:&obren batten oft Sic Gorm bon
boblen Streitfolben> aus beneu,
apenn mal1 6ie @offe ibmong, oie
feurig-fliliiee Maile auf sic @eg-
s1er ipriibte. Da bieie Malien au9
Hettitoffe uno flebrige Materie ent<
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14

uSSugenoelirier" 5u foriden, po6si
CT it6 bon einem italienil@en gio-
offer belfen lieB. 9a beioe glan5s
ten, oas uSSugenoelirier" MIR iii
8Inte BON &inbern u1o Sungfro''cN
fin6en 3u f0n11en, begingen iie Ole
Moroe, 6ie sic @runolage fir Ole
8olfsiagen a%bgegeben baben: SIRE
untaten tpuroen aber ent0edt, n1o
@ines be &eB muroe int Sftober
6es sSobres 1440 III Nantes binge'
ri9tet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14

- Ser 8uder. mir6 Bill.
Iiger. r9%onnertpetter, fam ooS
@eib fiiiien, % lit ia ieoer 9nB
3uder!"
rSSa, raff:niert!"
= 60 fin6 fie. 6reunoin:
u@as mag 9etn Ran1 benn an
ltebiten gum 6rubltudf?"
rgd, irgeno etmas, pas ib gera'
Sc niHt 5l1bauie babe"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14

men 5tpeiten, Ser einen tletnen Slant
menltrabl auf sic bonn Petroleum
beitri9ene Sldde fprubte, 10 bob
apiiden Ser 8e6ienungSmanni9att
un6 Ser Seuerfld6e Elm 5iemlt@
breiter, freier @aum blieb.
Die ipater bertpen6ete Metbooe
ser Mnpen6ung 6es flammer1oe1
Seuers gum Mngriff o6er gut Ser
tei6igung i6ldgt geraoe ben entge.
gengeiebten @eg ein. @ir6 bas
Seuer gum Mnsrtff bertpenoet, 10
per6en bon Sen bter5u be- timmten
2e,,ten ser @turmfolonne 5uerit
ol1f etpa 25 Meter @%ntfernu1g
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14
Glammentperfer IN Sdtieteit.

Sic W3aio, iie itaurset Sen 9eiter n
Scr Gee lieot Rinter Sir uno 6er
&abn;
11nb 6edt' i'm bic @in6e bon @is nidt
Sd ipra@', aus Sem ma@en ftieseit
Ser 6srennbe i9oubert, er atmet 19tper:
Sort binten Sic @bne, bic rift t6
berl"
9a redet bie @ag6 Sic arm' in bic
resrr eottl 70 fit &s au ii6er ben
. @n ben @dlunb, an Sic Siefe bobenlos,
Sat gepo9t Seq raienoen Sufes @toB;
) limb unter Dir %3irnten bic 8aier
gRidt fra6te binunter Sic 8inbe bi@t?
limb bn tparbit ri6t Sic @peiie Der
itum1t1cn 8rut,
Ser. bunerigen @edf' in Ser talten
Slut?"
5ie rnfet bns Sort berbei at Der Scar,
Sc itenten bie @naben ii6 TIM lin fer;
SIZE Miitter, Die CRETE, iie iaumeln
ii6:
n@lndieIiger @ann, ia, fegne bit ot6l
= 5erein gum Dfen. gum bampfenoen
$ii9,
8ri6 nit uns bns 8rot uno ID bonn
II Siidl"
t Ser @eiter e~ritarret auf feinem Pfero,
Ct bat MIR 6ns er1 tie @ort 9ebort.
gs itodet fem Ser5, es fralbt ii9 fetn
5anr,
9i6t binter linn 9rinit nod bic granle
4 @efdbr.,>
lgs iiebet iein Blid MIR ben grdbli6en
G6Ilrb,
5 @ein @eiit beriintt in Ben i@tpar5en
@runo.
Sm DIR ibm bonert's pie fradenb gts,
Wie Bic @en' umriefelt lin falter
e @6tpeiB.
9a Ieufat er, ba itnft ct bon1 STOP
1ernb:
t 9a tpar6 ibn1 am l1fer, Elm troden
Grab.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14
&anpt nit t%ammfnof1n 4tnfr III ofn
&riegen ber Dfrgangfnbfit unb @fgtnwart.
Sun M1bert &ende, Mnn&en.
gum Mlbert &emde, @am&en.

@s lit fein @piel beg 8ufaus,
fonoern entipridt = io FELTON, Dos
o:eI auf Sen e%rltell. 8ltd a1r1ate11
utoq = eineul MaturgeieB, bob Die
b0d)lt entmidelte Se6nif fait tr1n1er
tpicoer s1 benz 5uriidfebrt, mooon
btr einfade Menid Der 8or3''t,
Ser nod nidt nit tednii4en 5frr>
peln bebaftet mar, ausging, obne
inoes 0omals gu e%rfennen, tpelde
MDgli6feiten in 6em bon ~ibm 5e<
>u;itten Mittel lagen. 60 gebt es
nns beute aud nod init 6en met
lten bo6enttpidelten @ittel1 u11ie'
rer &rieefiibrung, un6 ser beutigc
&ompf nit f%lammenoem 5euer, Dos
nit Silfe bon Slammentperf ern oc;lt
Jei'16e entgegeugel6leuoert miro
tit Gilt tppii6es @eiipiel bierfar.
1oB 6as Seuer Ben Meni9en Der
Il sit mobl fdon als Mbluebrn1ittd
g:.,en ptl6e Eiere 6iente, lit att5u<
rtblavn, nn6 Don Ga an lit es 1tus
eli flciher @dritt, ltm iid oes1el-,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14
Ser %aroBipnri9e

Uer 81 gt
collier. De5ernent fir 6as
@obnungsmeien elmer Snonitrie-
Itaot: Da bidtet Der 99iQer:
uMaum lit in ser fleiniten Suite
fir elm eliidli6 Iieben6 @aar!.:.:~
@ie groBiprrigl - Sir flint Bis
feds @aare mub 6o9 oarin HlaB
iein!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14

Ser 9feiter reitet 6urbs beue Sal,
glnfs @6neefelb ibimmert Der @onre
@trabl.
Ct trobet im @dfpeib 6ur9 Sen falten
9dnee:
Ct tpiu nod 5eah' an Sen Booenlee;
Nod beut' nit bem Bfer5 in ben ii9ern
&abn,
SSH 6riben Ionben Dor Na9t nod at.
Muf i6limnem @eg iiber 9orn nno
@tein
Ct brou5t sauf raitigem SOB feroein.
Mus sen 8ergen berars, ins ebene
2a16,
9a iiebt er Sen @dnee fi9 bebnen tpie
5an0.
@eit binter linn lGtpin6en Sort unb
Gtabt;
Ser 8eo tpir6 eben, bic 8abn tpirb
glatt.
Sr tpeiter NId6e fein 8ubl, fein @alts,
9te 8dume gingen, bic SelIen aug.
go flieget er bin cine NaeiI' 1ln6 5tpet,
gr bDrt in Sen 2iften Der S6neegans
@6rei;
gs flottert 6as 8aferbubn er1por;
Nidt on6ern 2alt bernimmt fetn DIR.
@einen @an6ersmann Iein Muge i6aut,
9er<ibm Sen re@ten Rfa6 bertraut.
Sort 9ebfs pie auf Sanut ouf Dem
tpei6en 59nee.
8onn rali9t bas @af ct, tpar1 g1dn5t
Der 5ee2
Dn bridt ber Nbenb, Ser fribe, Beretn:
gon 2t9tern blinfet elm ferner G9etn.
sc bebt aus Dem Mebe1 ii9 Baum an
Baum,
11n6 @iieel i9lieBen Sen tpeiten Naltm.
CT ipurt auf bem 8oben @tein unb
9orn,
Sem gaone eibt er sen i6arfen Sporn.
limb 8u1be bellen en1por am Bferb,
l1n6 es ninft i'm Sort linn Der tpdrr1e
Serb.
r8tutonmen am Seniter, Rdgoelein,
Nn ben Gee, an ben Gee, tpte tpet
mag's iein?"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14

onfge5pungener, erbitterten Gorm
ees @tnsets nidt at perantmorten
gclucfen mare. go geben iie oenn
ncben benz @erte Der @rinnerung
a,.b gei6idtlide 3eugenfdaft ba.
The Delta independent., 1921-11-25
High School Notes
; . : = = 80 . ~~ = . . . .

Friday evening, under the direction
of Miss Ferguson and Mr.. Rogers. the
Freshmen had their first party. The
time was spent most enjoyably In
playing games.
On Tuesday afternoon the girls who
were in school last year entertained
the Freshmen and other new girls at
a party in the Community Rooms.
Several stunts were given, including a
dance by three weird figures called
"Golly-wobs." cowboy dance, the
"Follies of 1921" an animated doll.
and several other amusing sketches.
In the Assembly on Wednesday
morning the Sophomores entertained
with stunt in which the Western
Slope was the father of Football.
Football, an enterprising young gen.
tleman, after counting Misses juno
tion, Montrose, Hotchkiss and Olathe,
finally turned his attention to Miss
Delta.
Rev. Pimlott gave a reading Of
"Pollyanna" to the students of the
Junior and Senior High School We'd
nesday afternoon in the auditorium.
This took the place of the usual
Thanksgiving program.
The third number of the Lyceum
Course, Charles Taggart, will appear
in the auditorium this evening. Every
one is looking forward to this with
interest, since Mr.. Taggart has an
enviable reputation as musical hui
morist." The fact that heat has fin
ally been turned on in the auditorium
is also a factor in determining ones
appreciation of the entertainment.
The Delta independent., 1921-11-25

grantor has failed to pay one of said prin-
cipal notes when due and has failed to pay
the interest due on said principal note,
being for $1,000 balance due on note 5000.
And whereas. the legal holder of the in
debtedness represented by said note has filed
with said Public Trustee notice and demand
in writing. declaring said default and elect
Ing to declare the whole debt represented
by said note and interest thereon to date
of sale due and payable. and demanding the
sale of said land under said Trust Deed.
Now. therefore, public notice is hereby
given that, pursuant to said notice. election
and demand. and under and by virtue of the
authority vested in me by said Trust Deed
and the law. /, Anna Norborg. Public Trus-
tee of said Delta County will sell the above
to the highest bidder at the south front door
described land for cash. at public auction,
Of the County Court House, in the County
Of Delta and State of Colorado. on Saturday,
the 3rd day of December, A. D. 1921 at
10 o'clock in the forenoon. for the purpose
Of paying said note, interest to date of sale
and the expenses of this sale, and will give
70 the purchaser thereof certificate of
purchase therefor as provided by law.
Dated October %, 1921.
Public Trustee of Delta County, Colorado
First pub Nov. A last Dec. 2. 1921.
The Delta independent., 1921-11-25
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FOR RENT-Nice steam-heated fur
hished room. 2O8 Meeker. asp
I FOR SALE-Second-han range;
only s35. 112O Meeker. Asp
FOUND-We have several unclaim-
ed articles here, including one white
kid baby boottee and one pair brown
capeskin lady's gloves, size 61k.
REAL ESTATE-We are making a
specially of real estate in all parts OF
Delta county. List your property with
us. D. c. Harding Co., Hotchkiss,
Colorado. 48c
WANTED-Partiest to board; home
cooking; 81 per day. 2O8 Meeker. Asp
p BRICK WORK-See Clarence Eifert,
All Howard, for brick work. Contract
or day work. 48p
FOR SALE-Thoroughb White
Leghorn chickens 902 Dodge. Asp
LOST-Sunday afternoon on depot
platform. pocketbook containing $S
and some receipts Kindly return to
this office. Asp
STOLEN-From car near Colonial
theatre, Saturday, purse. Parties may
keep money and return purse with
other contents to Mrs. Ernest Maupin.
No questions. 4S-9p
Don't forget the Bazaar to be given
by the Presbyterian Ladies, December
Q and g. Over hundred aprons. as
well as other articles of fancy work.
Don't forget the Bazaar to be given
by the Presbyterian Ladies, December
Q and 3. Over hundred aprons, as
- 60
Buy a Woodstock, typewriter for a
Christmas present.
No bone in the Bennett Coal. 45tfc
at the Bennett Coal Mine. 45tfc
Special Sunday Dinner Delta Cafe.
AGENTS-Live agents wanted to
handle city trade for the genuine Wat
kins Products. A real opportunity.
Write for free sample and particulars.
]. R Watkins Company, Dept. 70.
winona, Mimi. 47-sp
The Delta independent., 1921-11-25
PARENTS AS EDUCATORS;
GIVING THANKS
(By ALICE wINGATE FRARY)

tBy ALICE WINGATE FRARY)
All Thoughtful parents, / am sure,
wish their children to have wide in
terests and simple pleasures In
deed. the two go together, for the
farther into the activities of others
the child's sympathies carry him, the
more wholesome pleasures he is
bound to discover for himself. To
broaden the outlook, Froebel his given
mothers the Grass-mowing Play. Its
gay, old-fashioned little song, begin
ming,
Peter. Peter. quickly go
To the fields the grass to now
shows the baby how many workers
contribute to his well being. H can
not fail to interest child when he
knows the COW must be fed to furnish
the milk he SO much likes. the butter
churned and his rolls baked from the
soft white flour the miller has ground.
This train of thought naturally leads
him on to a contemplation of the great
source of all supply, the Giver of all
good. And as the child sings these
quaint little verses happily. with their
appreciative climax, he is learning to
express loving gratitude:
Thanks to all are gladly said.
Baker. thank you for the bread
Thanks dear mother shall not miss,
Given with a loving kiss
Furthermore. IL a child grows up
realizing how his life is interviewer
with those about him he will be safe.
guarded against selfishness, and If he
is taught to think about work and
play in their relationship to each
other. over emphasizing either will be
prevented. Roosevelt in writing to
one of his sons. commended him for
having excelled In college athletics,
hut reminded him. that it was not
praisewOrthy to exert himself to the
limit Of his strength for trivial end
He was to keep his powers at their
highest. then give himself utterly
when worthwhile occasion arose
Even young children can be taught to
keep an idea Of balance. and will be
richer and happier for the knowledge
The broader the education of the
parents, the more they will have to
pass on to their children, Once open
your child's eyes to the ways by
which he is provided with food, cloth
ing. transportation. heat. light and
other comforts, and II he has a nor
NAL, eager mind. he will as he grows
older find means Of supplementing
what you have taught him. When
you have given him the inestimable
advantage of IA fair beginning, he will
see and understand the evidences OF
cause and effect in his life. For in
stance late bedtime is pleasant in the
evening, but detrimental to school
work; eating vegetables may be n
trial. but l have seen four-year-olds
devour them with increasing willing.
ness. in order to have rosy cheeks
and straight. strong legs"
But perhaps the greatest advantage
we give our children in showing them
the relationship of Incidents and cir
cumstances in their lives is the habit
Of appreciation. Then naturally fol
lows gratitude to the Heavenly Father
Why should every good thing be
taken for granted? Saying "Thank
you" is more than an amenity. They
will be better members Of society for
having learned to express gratitude
with the knowledge Of q reason for
giving thanks" In the understanding
gained Of
"The Life OF all life,
The Light Of all light.
The Love OF all love,