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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
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SIN Ser I'll. Observation-Disclosures ba<
bier. fanb am Oienstagmor9en UNI 9
ubr our6 @o6m. @obert S9linfert
Sic Serndb!ung BON .9enrp Scoop,
Sobn BON 9errn un6 Tran 9ermann
Scoop Or, MorS 6ranflinitrabe. NIT
SRI. Mnna 5auer, 3odter BON 9errn
unb fSrau Mnoreas Tauer. 9eoro
8roaomop, itatt. Ser Sag bat fir
Sen 8rdutisam nun cine 5meifa6e
8eoeutunJ, ba es 3u9lei6 iein Sc
B 1rtstaa mar. MlS 3rau5eugen fun
gierten Otto Scoop, ein 8rnoer oeS
Brdutisams, unb SRI. @la Waibel,
cine @online ser Braut.
Nuf Die feierlide d3eremonte in Der
Stride folgte eine f60ne 9od5etts=
feier i'm @auie ser Brauteltern, no
fur sic 8ermanoten nnb tnttme 6rellnz
Sc bes glufliden iunsem Gbepaares
Elm ieineS 9o6aeitSma i%erpiert muir
Sc. Die d3immer uaren fir oteleS
frDbli6e @reisnis entipredeno ge=
|idmiidt NIT ipeiben nro bellroten
3J{elfen.~ .
Nm Madmittas tratert Die Nenper=
mdblten eine fur3e 9o63ettSretIe nod
ben q9meiteritdoten on. Na@ tbrer
Rildfebr meroen iie Die lhone reue
8obmuns an glorb Seiferlonltrabe,
mel6e ser innge Gbemann fir ii6 nno
ieine liebensmiiroi9e iunse 8raut .erz
ridtet bat, beSieben. 8eioe innge
Qente linb bier allgemein nno portetlz
baft befanmt. Der 8rdnttsam ar
beitet ais 5dreiner fir leinen 8ater
unb ieinen Bruoer, Die bteiise be-
mdbrte Notwithstanding 5ermam
Scoop & Con. Dte 8rant bat etpaS
iiber Elm Sabr lang in Der bie1tgen
Dampfmdiderei %gearbeitet.
.8ie Boit1 6liebt iid BEN pielen
6rcunoen unb 8efannten BON 9erru
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
1T eine Gntfernune BON 6943 Meilen,

1T eine @ntfernung BON 6943 Wtetle11,
iiber Dofoboma $3.50 Meeilen.
Tr1u 2ena 8.-@em0bnen sic BITE
ffs ten r&iden" 10 balo mie m0gltb.
,ute m6g.t6 gum Nu1tssn alf
Sic f6nr1en baS let6t ma
den. Belorgen sic ii6 Elm etna 5lpet
3oll breites 5tid 8rett, brinsen sic
IS in einer 96be BON >etma 5net SUB.
an. Mnf oieIem 8rett MAIDEN 9ie
oa11n an beioen @nben 5mei Nnfidte
Don etma g e3oG 90be nno bara1f
.6ringe1 Sie einen rlnoen Stof on,
uuf Sem Sic iun]en 5ibner 9ibsez
(e9enbeit ftnoen. I'm baS 8rett rein
gu balten, beitreuen 9te eS NIT flarem
5anb ober Mi6e. Damn maiden 5te
.eS ii9 CUR Nufgabe, eS ieoer gag rein
gu MAIDEN, mas cine @a6e bon elmer
6alben Minute lit, I'm oann mteoer
ettpas neuen 5ano ODER Ni6e gu
ltreller. Daour6 meroen Ste baS
un9eSiefer ME 2duie etc. BON Sen jun
.9ert @efliigel fernbalten.
g. 2.-Gs mar Setting, mel6er oas
betreffen6e 9ieb BON Der 6anlbeit perz
iabte, boS foleenoen @ortlout bat:
6leib nno Nrbeit lob -t6 nt6t.
6leiB uno Nrbeit lob' ein 8auer.
sSSa, Ser Bauer ielber iprt6t,
6leib ur1o Nrbett NITRO tbm Iauer.
Saul au iein iei. metne Bfli6t;
Dieje Yflidt ermiibet nt6t.
Brnber lab 6as Sud- ooQ 5tanb,
sWiQit bu ldn9er. NIT tbm mad)en?
Morgen biit gu ielber 9taub!
Sat. unS fall in alien Saden,
Mur ni6t faul 5u 2ieb' nn6 Wein,
N1tr ni6t fant CUR Talllbett lein.
Setting mar ~iibrtle;18 Elm iebr fletbtz
ger M1enidr u1o einer ser @roben Der
bentl6en Qtteratur.
Wettenoe. = Ser &aiier bon
Deutl6laro erbielt als folder fetne
8e3ablung, erbielt aber ietner5eit ola
RDnig bon Greuben 100000 Wfarf.
,unb ser &atler BON Seiterret6zQn=
garn 1926 600 M}arf Coon &ronen
umgere6net) per Sabr.
s. @.-Der Ginfubr5on mnb bic,
BON benz @mpfdn9er Der Waren be:
3ablt meroe11. ,Orauben aber 5ablt'
ser Nblenber einen N~uSfubrSol. Del
Yoit1netlter bate re6t. @S lobrr
ii6 nnter Sen beutt9en 8erbdltntlier
lelten. .@aGen bon brauben fommer
Ut .lol1en, DEFENDERS tperl11 eS fi6 I'm
etnen GURUS banoelt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
8rteffafen,-,

Nbolf so. &.-8on ben rteiigen
NuSgaben unierer @aibtngtoner Sc
gierung f0nnen Sie it6 eine1 8e9rtff
MAIDEN, tpenn mir Sbnen mitteilcn,
oab IN Sen lteben Sabren BON 1903
bis 1909 Sic %gelammten 8unoeSauS=
gaben ser Ser. 5taaten @e9ierun9 gez
nau SO ,640,37 1887 %betrugen,
mabreno oieielbe &eeterurg beute in
ei1em ein5i9en. Sabre iiber $4,000
OOO, 100000 perpulrert!- 6rase p:
Die letten amtlt6en Nnsaben, Die urls
.momentan CUR 8erfisun9 iteben,
itar1men aus benz Sabre 1909. DEM
mad bate bamalS Denti6lano etnen
Geiammtrei6tum BON unb $42, 0001z
GOO, 900, Ser li@ ie6o6 tn ben tolgen=
BEN fiinf Sobren bic NuSbru6 oeS
@eltfrieses ieoenfaIS nod b%eoente11o
pern1ebrt bate. Da f0nnen 9te iid|
aber ausre6nen, mie ba5lelbe 9euti6z
LAMB an Sic $50, 600, 10000 &rtegsz
enti6dbi9ung be5ablen ion!
S. M.-@eSbalb bic nretnpob=
ner Nmerifas als uSnoianer" be-
5ei6net >per6en? Dte 9ade perbdlt
li6 10: Nl8 Columbus Nmerifa entz
oefte, par er Ser Meinung, er let out
Ser Oitfiite bon Aiien reip. anf Der
anoeren Seite pon> Sitinoten angez
fommen, nabm alto an, oab eS ltd
bel ben amerifanii6en @inseborenen
in 8irfli6feit Inn oitinoti@e Ser
manoti@aft banbelte. @r nannte oa=
ber Die amerifanil6en @iloen SSnz
bianer. @eute mer0en aber bie Dit.
inoier CUR unterl6eionng BON ben
amerifaniiden Snotanern (Snotat1s)
v9inou8" %9enannt. II.
SIS. &-@ntlans Ser Neqnatorlinie
gemeljen lit ser Baeiicz ODER 9ttne.
DSea1 1000 Oeeilen brett. 3mtz
lden Gan 6raneisco uno Manila, iiber.
Sonolulu Apo- 8ernarotuo 9trabe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

6S 2amberton 5tar nn6 Der anbere
gegen @erbert 9aesfa, Ser bonn De-
aember Iermin auf bieien perlest
morsen lit. .
Die @rob9eidmorenen mel6en it6
until tibr Montaemorgen gum Dienit
uno Sic &leingei6morenen baben ii6
am acknowledgement Gag UNI bieielbe
5tunoe gut melben. Ser @eri6tsz
falenber iett it6 aus f%olgenoen 6dllen
5niammen:
Criminal Calendar.
State of Minnesota VS.. Herbert
Haeska.
State Of Minnesota VS.. W. E.
Schei.
State Of Minnesota rs. w. E.
Schei.
State of Minnesota VS.. w. E.
Schei.
+ State of Minnesota VS.. W. E.
Schei.
Continued Civil Cases.
i F
G.. II. Becker VS.. August Gross.
Raymond johnson VS.. Western
Union Telegraph Co. i.
Brown County Bank VS.. Emil G.
Hage.
Mary Rusten VS.. Jacob Stevenson.
John A. Helling VS.. John w,
Rooster.
William Roesch ct al VS.. Charles
Ebenhoeh.
John Sittauer VS.. Rudolph E.
Alvin.
Louis G. Vogel VS.. August G.
Erickson. i
w. T. Rawleigh Co. VS.. George
Fischer and Joseph Kuehn.
Albert Rishir VS.. R. F. and Emma
Schultz.
COOPERATIVE Wholesale Society Of
America VS.. Peoples Cooperative
Association of New Ulm.
Bertha and Charles DAWN VS.. B,
j. and Frank H. Schwartz.
New Civil Actions.
Anna Grau ct al VS.. George Grau
Berkner Bros. VS.. New Ulm Drain.
age & Construction Co.
Herman Koop ct al VS.. Louisa
Schilling ct al.
Henry Hamann ct al VS.. Otto
Hummel ct al.
Christ. Dahl VS.. John H. Poehler
Frank Gruber VS.. City of New
IUlm.
State of Minnesota ct al VS.. Brown
County.
Alfred w. Mueller, administrato'
of the estate of Hermann ANIME, de
ceased, VS.. Frank Schreiner.
Ben. A. Weise Vi. Baltrsuch &
Fischer.
w. E. Harlin VS.. ]. H. Haenze.
Brown County VS.. ]. M. Hanson
ct al.
Brown County VS.. Martin Martin
sen ct al.
Emil Swanbeck VS.. Edward Nor
rell.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
unb Trau Scoop an nro nini6t ibnen
piel; @liid nnS>9 e9en I'M @beitanoe!

1trlO @1SrQu GE0p QH HHO IDullIUl tyltelt
bel !@lld unS<9 egen i'm Gbei tanoe!
&a6elz9 eipan5.
Artbnr &a@el, Ser ti6itge Set.
maf6inen@S peroteur tn Der Drlderet
Der Stem lllm 8pitA 1no SRI.
&atberine M1na. 9efa1t5, .ebenfanS
eine poblbefan1nte iunse Stem Mmerin,.
bereiteten ibren. 5ablrei6en Jrsunoen
unb 8efannten eine ,a11genebme neberz
ral6ung, inbem tie iid am DtenStagz
abenb b66t beimti6 perebeltdtent,.
Die Irauurg murbe nm 9 ubr. I'M
fatb. YfarrbauS babter, bnr6 @obm.
Gobert 96linfert pol5ogen nrlo als
Tran5eueen fn1tgierten <@letuS :.
6uettl uno SRI. 8erontfaSs 3a11fl,
Nah Ser germdbfuns begaben it6 bic
8rautleute in Die @obni1ng Der
Brauteltern, @errn nno Gram> Sacob
Demanh Mor6 @aibtmgtonitraBe, no
|ibnen Elm feirleS 9o65eitSm obl ierptert
lipur0e.
SEER nn6 Trau &a6el traten a111
Mittmo9mor9en nit benz 6riib5ug
|eine fur5e @od5ettsretie mad ben
CHARACTERIZATION on, bon no tie @noe
|bieier Wo6e 5uriidfebren meroen.
Der 8rdrtigam lit eth 9obn Ser
|6rau 9ena &a6el, Morb Mtnnei otaz
|itrabe Griiber Moro @aibing tonitra=
Ebe) mobnbaft, n1o lit felt mebreren
Sabren ais @ebmai6inenzS peratenr
tdtig. Dte. 8raut mar lett ettpaS
iiber Spei Sabren BET 6ran @lenora
Muaen an Sio @ermanitrabe olS
Masb anseitellt. 8eioe innsen 9eu<
tie erfreuen lt9 eineS 9roben 6rennoesz
uno 8efanntenfreiie8, benz it6 ote
u8oit" an19liebt um tbnen etn redt
glldli6eS uno iegensrei@eS @beleben
gu mifn6en. .
Stufe= 9aDemeier.
@ieiigen Treunbe1t lit Die gfa@rt&t
pon Der am Mtttmo6, ~. Nprtl, tn
Bromeroille, Mtnn., erfolgten Ser
mablung BON @rnit 8. @tude, Sobn
beS @arl 9tude aus Sprin9ftelo, NIT
Sri. @lenora 2outie Sauemeter, 5odz
ter bes 9obn @apemeier aus Court
lanb 9omnibtp, 5u9egansen. Die
Tranung murbe INN $3.50 nbr nad<
mittagS I'M @auie BON 9errn nno
Trau Trebs @a0tfe, @6mager nno
56me}ter bes 8rduti9ams pol5ogen
uno ais Ir%all5eugen fun9ierten Malter
Stufe, Elm Bruber bes Brdutt9amS
uno ieirts Midte, SRI. @enrietto
Nbrabam !al1S 9prin9fielo. :.
DaS 91iiflide innge Gbepaar II
all9emein poblbefannt lr1o ertreut ltd
eineS groben Trenn6esfreiies, NIT
SEM iid Sic r8olt" oereint nno tim
nadtrdelt6 ber5li6e Slid uno &C.
genSmun de iiberbrin9t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

@emab 8el6lub ser am 6reiz
tag 5n @ortBtnston, Minn., ab9e=
baltcnen DiitriftSfonuention oeS 1ibz
mefliden 8erbanoeS BON Boiten BET
Nmerifanil6en 2egion miro Die nadlte
3ulammenfnnft i'm Sftober bs. So.
6isr IN Stem nlm ab9ebalten meroen.
Walter Wieoenmann nobnte Der
&onoention ais Bertreter oe8 Ben=
iamin $. @eifcrt YoltenS Der Mmertz
fanilden 9egion BON bier bet. Dem
:8erbanbe seb6ren 81 Soften NIT tns=
.gelamt mebr- ais $4,000 @tn3elmitz
%9lteoern an nnb man ernartet et1er1
ltarfen 5uma6S.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

Frederickson, VS.. S. C. Frederickson.
Thomas Bros. VS.. Swan Danielson.
w. P. Schmitt VS.. Frank Schwerz-
Ter.
1standard Oil Co. VS.. L. I. Bjorne-
berg.
Jay D.. Ingraham VS.. Martin N.
Sherman.
Frank B. Lattimer VS.. Henry j..
Becker.
c.. A. Hers VS.. H. L. Beecher.
John A. Dalzell VS.. New Ulm
Brick & Tile Yards.
H. M. Turbes VS.. Theodore Kroen-
ing.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

@ebr oelltli6 bat @efretdr @u9bes
SEN Serrea .5taatsmdnnern III Guz
ropa gu periteben 9e9eben, oab fit
tflen neuen &rteg Nmerifa ni6t gu
baben lein miro. d3umal Damn ni6t,
fDern lie ielbit Die &aitanien ins 6eu.r
q%etporfen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

.,Offen eibt 9enin sn, 6ab faS UT
fpringli6e Yro9ramm Der boil dez
,piitii6en Bartei BEN a3eitperbdltntien
entlpredeno .gednbert fpepOen mnb.
Die gpr16e eincS mirflt6en StaatSz
manneS!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

Qm's tdsltde 8rot gu boben, mus
Sic N0ni9mitfpe BON @rie6enlano na6
uno mad ibren gan5en Sdmud pcrz
ieten. Sour uer ie me itlberre ga
l6enubr gum Onfel 9etragen, nitro
tbr oen S6mer3 nadfiiblen f6nne11.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

@sil @r5bil6f Mebner Ben Mut
ser Wabrbeit bat, miro. er als I'M
d1nerifanii9 9ebranom TT. Der
glettde Son nod thinner tpie Dor bier
9a)ren!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

0ireft ld6erli6 mirfen Sic frie9e<
rtlden Borbereitungen fir ben Sim
mario in8 N~ubrgebtet. Weil ielblt
bic 6ran5oien nirgeno8 einer Wioerz
ita1lb ermarten!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

$ ,sgs ii Gag gu Sag b0ber lueroen DE
Torberunsen Der Nlltierten. uno TN
gqllteii- Zen 8crbd1tniS oamtt bic ArSz
lidten auf enbliden 6rieben %9ertnser!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

Oie Sauptsefabr fur Die meiiten
eiirbpdiIden 9dnoer beitebt in Der ct
Qene11 unerldttsibtltt. .. Nn Der tie
}6ltebli6 %3usrunbe 9ebe1 m09en!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

9outer benin ie raiiclt felt Der 2on=
oorer s3uiamne,,funft 8riano NIT
benz 5abul. Tim baS 8olf nt1t our
Belinnu11g fommen gu laiien!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

Maroffaner. .lo(len beim &inmarid
il1S Rubrgebiet bic 8orbut biloen,
Nodbem auSbriidli6 erfldrt moroen,
bab teine S6mar;en perpenoet tperz
ben mir6en!.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

q, Mad Der eriten N%ufresuns wiro
ielbitperitdnbli6 Sic observation-disclosures
de 10, .eeber6ielt,, bab Die Bolen bic
Mngegriffenel1 maren.. nno bus lit
baun r@ei6t6tlt@e @abr9ett!!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

@olanae Sic Wabrbeit unteroridt
bleibt, lit ein @ieberaufbau Der Welt
unoetfbar. lno immer metter 9rtett
,3cr1t0rung uni ii6!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

@enn's erlt NAL III europa CUR
@eneralabriiituns fommt, oirit's ben
Yolen i6ledt er9tben. Auf BENT &erbz
bool5; baber lie mebr ais irseno eir an
bereS Qano!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

Nls ,8lrserfriese" tperoen BON eez
.,pii1en &orreipo1oenten bic .Bor9anae
III Oberl6leiien be3et6net. Sn Mitf.
lt6feit+e elm gang eem0bnlider 6aubSug!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

oMeutral" molten pic 6ran5oien
bleiben III ser oberIdleiiiden Tr19e.
Wadbem Tie es ecpeien, biesoen ga1t5en
Nurnnel angefan9en!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
9iitriIff1t g @(eri@t
= 1lddite @o@e

- . F'tf.. e Z+t. =. 81
Mpntasm,prsen fdn9t .@eridtsftz
una an, Sc Ginil Sale uno 5
&riminGlfdae %at1eemeloet. 2anse
stku1g In Musfdt.
Nlem Nni6ein na6 miro boS
Diitrtftgert6t bon 8romn @onntp,
mel6eS nd6iten M5onta9 bier In ytem
nlrn. 5~ulammentritt, polle 5met Woz
den in @ituns lein. SIM @anSen
.murben Sc @iptl Sale an9emeloet
BON lneldem 10 BON BENT lektjdbrtgen
5ermin an bieien peripiele n muroen.
Nuf bem &riminal &alenoer iteben
iopeit s 6d1le, bier segen 8. s.
56ei, Neoafterur nnb 9erauSgeber
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

Bcoing11ngslos ioll 9euti6lanb a7=
neb1nen. mas sic Nlltterten oerlangen;
Daber ser Mame, r8erbdnolnngen!'"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

Observation-Disclosures III Milmollfee
}d)eine11 g auf etnen 8elt9ionsfrte9
ab9eieben 5u baben. nno oaS 11e111en
1ie uamerifanti6!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

Bgrtltitdttcn ser unouloiamfeit ii11o
mad: uie Dor gepille Timber lttdten.
6alten mabrc Civilization auf, ttatt
1ie 5u f0roern! +
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-14
More Accidents
On Straight Roads

Contrary TO the general belief.
more accidents occur on straight
highway stretches than ut curves or
road Intersections. according 10
Harry u. Wllliar. assistant chief cn-
gineer OF the Maryland state roads
commission. During the past two
months Mr.. Wiiiar has been keep
Ing n record Of highway accidents
In his state and he says hat "a ma
iorlty OF the accidents are due Ia
speeding failing TO give right of way
and bad driving. sixteen accidents
occurred on the Baitimorc-Frederick
highway. the straightest and per-
haps the most widely used road In
Maryland. and four Of them were IA
tai. II seems to be the weakness
of a moiorist said MI. Williar. to
hit her up' on n straight stretch OF
roadway. on roads where there are
curves there Is a disposition to bn
more careful"
SiXty-seven accidents occurred ON
Maryland highways during the past
two months. fourteen persons heins
killed and thirty-three injured. Mr..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-14
Dash Gauges on
Steering Column

In place OF the Instruments dis, rlh-
uted along the dash now n CON-
pact arrangement OF these controls at
the head Of the steering column.
Antomotivo engineers nave long
been working on aome way hy which
all switches. meters and Raugcs spread
along the dash may be directly before
The driver and always within his Vi
sion. The motor control Just put out
by u Chicago firm fuinlls this de-
mand.
The Instruments are placed within
"a circle at the enter OF the steering
wheel and all wires. shafts aud tubes
are run through the steering column.
The result IN a far simpler motor ron
troll system.
The diameter ~ the steering column
IL not increased. although through u
run the anmeter horn and lighting
wires. oil tube. s-peedometer shaft.
choke wire, water temperature tube
and throttle rods,
All ignition wires are brought to-
Rcther from their sources to the bot
tom 81 the column. whore they are
connected to the fuse box OF the mo-
tor control system. This simpl.nas
the wiring system and reduces repair
work.
win an motor controls on tho
steering wheel, the dam IN left open
for storing curtains. tools and other
material.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-14

wiliar attributes the causes 10 faulty
driving. violations Of the law. faIlure
TO heed warnings. speeding. driving
on the wrong side OF the road and
attempts 10 pass other ears or truck.
MIR. Wliliar's Investigations. az have
many others, refuter the ou-repeated
contention that most accidents On
smooth, hard surfaced rosda. are due
To HkiddinR.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-14

changed tires This box Is fitted with
a mirror comb, shoe and clothes
brushes. soap, paper towels and n
tank holding two gallons of water. II
Ia fastened to b running board.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-14

a proposed ordinance in New York
wnuld make pedestrians cross streets
only at CrusswaikE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-14

Holland has 10 o motor vehicles
or only one q to every 700 inhabft-
The Inlied slniea has lO.0Oa..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-14

The rural schools ~ the United
States operate 1900 moiof vehicles
transporting children to n from
school.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-14

Gee motor cars trucks and motor
cycle, or one to every eleven lnhabit-
ants.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-14

Gasoline production In the United
states IN 1890 exceeded consumption
by 626,ilS,64G GALLONS,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-14

Test wheels for side play OCCASION
ally.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-14

100 Washington and give his undivided
and "n"rrirs To carrying out the
Of the executive committee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-14

summer requires d heavier grade oil
than winter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-14

Dirt roads are easy on tires. but
watch for mud.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-14
REsERVE Gas TNNK

When h level Of the gasoline tank
on the small car u below that OF the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-14
All PARTS HINGED ON

The cap Of this
new form OF grease
cup cannot be lost.
II is ntted to the cup
by means OF "a hinged
arm. when the cup
is 10 be filled. the
top IL looHened and
dropped down with
the cup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-14

Remove the gasoline Htruiner and
clean u to KEEP vas flowing we'll
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-14

Al the present rate Of oil confump-
ton. experts say. the worlds oil re-
sources could supply tho United states
for II years
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-14
AFTER TIRE CHANGE

Many "a motorist has ycarned for an
arrangement like this after no has
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-23
LeadNs
Inspect School

An inspection oisaIl state In
shtutions is being made by James
81 Lakin and John Sherman Darst,
members OF the State board OF con-
troll.
They. came here yesterday and
Inspected the State Normal
school, and the Fairmout hospital.
They will complete their inEpec-
ton here today. and tomorrow will
20 to Morgantown 10 inspect. the
university. Friday night they will
be in Moundsville where they will
attend an entertainment given by
the prisoners at the penltentiary. :
The inspection started a. SEep-
herd college then the deaf a:-l
blind school at Ronney, the school
at Keyser. tie tuberculosis sani-
tsrium at Hopemont and the hos
pltal for the insane at Weston and
then here.
j.. Walter B~arnes-Was with them
until the work was completed at
Weston and from there he return
Cl 10 Charleston.
The 5oard reports that all OF the
state Institutions are l~unctioniug
in the manner for which they wsre
founded. The board hopes next
year to be very active In the con-
structlon of buildings. To take
care OF the development at the
West Virginia University three
buildings are needed now.
There has been a very healthy
expansion in all educational insti-
tutlons in the GAte, Three years
ago the hospital for the insane at
Weston was the largest institution
in the state. Now the West Yir-
gIuia University is twice as large.
The hospital now takes third
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-23
Pipe Is
Found in Room

WI Reese. colored best known
In police circles as Heavy" is a
prisoner in the county jan await
ing a hearing on Il charge OF riola!'
ing the Harrison Anti Narcotic
law. He was arrested late Tues
day afternoon by county officers
at the home Of Charley W9illams
on Monroe street where he had
been making his home,
No opium or other drugs were
found on him or in his room wher'
apprehended by the officers but 1t
Is understood that the prosecuting
attorneys Office has several wit
'nosses that will testify that they
purchased cocaine from Reese.
In Reese's room the officers found
a strange looking layout which 10.
cal drug SER say is an opium pipe.
The officers believe that Reese had
been enjoying a lucrative trade in
drugs and also using a quantity o:
them himself.