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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
ri6tet bat uno etn tidtiser Monn ietr
ioQ, angeitent, Der Die 2ebriteae alI6

ri6tet bat ur1o eth tii6tieer M3drn ietn
ion, ange]tellt, Der bic 2ebriteae aud
a~f3epttert bat.
SRI. Marp Beerninf lit eneagiert
morber alS Qebrerin In Sen 3mtl6e11z
flallet tn Der @merionz@ 1ule, dig
Madfo 1sertn bon Sri. 4nna Wel6
Ste raditsS Sabr in Ser S9n1tor5 Sod
tdule bier unterrtdten NTH.
Sri. @ertruoe g. @mttb, Die &C.
lpdblt morben mar ais Madfolgert11
bon Fri. Minerpa &ello99 tn Der
bduSwirt19aftli9en M6tetlung Der btez
iigen So9i6ule, bat Supt.. Nrnolo
Wloor 6obin peritdnbigt, bab fte nod
tics Sabr in 5tiamater unterrt6terl
miro.
CONT b1eiben nod bier 2ebritelen
IN ben bielisen 6ffentli6en @6ule1
I'll beiehen, "a SRI. Mprtle Treoertdz
ions @eiu6 nm Nufbebnng TIRES
@ontrafteS ebenfalls, genebmigt NOT
ben lit, tpdbrenb SRI. 3oud8 nidt nod
Stem ulm 5urld5nfebren 9eoe11tt: ser
ner mub aud nod eine 2ebrfraft en-
ggagiert merben fir Ste Spe5talflalle,',
5 ie au Begim beS nddlten S61ll=
iabres %eesrlnoet lperoen ioil.
/ Sn Ser @dulratslttuag am BORT.
qer Mittmo@abeno erbiclt 9upt.
@1oor Die na6geiu6te @rlaubntS, z
@o6en Terien gu eenieben. bte er o J.
gu berluben mtrb, etnen porangel9rtt<
fenen &urluS an ser Columbia Unit
.perfitdt 5u Seem 'Oorf Gttp on y
ma6en. rs
Glerf Sobn @enle uno @@abmetS
lter s. S. @aabe' mproen angente1en,
etne fur5frilttge Mnletbe tin Vetra9e
bon $4,000 na11enS oeS S6ulotz
ltriftS 3u erbeben, iobabi Ste 2ebrfrdtte
;t @n6e be8 @6ultermtnS be1oloet
ueroen fonnten. Dtes @elo iptro
ser 56ulbNtrtft BET per unit teuerz
abre6nune 5%uriderlanse11:
SIS >puroe beldloilen, IL Stlde gum
@eIamtprcis bon 1916 fir bte @3etdz
nanasobteiluns Der 9o@l@ule an5ll=
i6affen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10

- @err unb 6rau q. S. 8elfanp.
aus Manba batten auSgangS LETTER
ISOLDE bier @ef6dfte 51 erleoiger.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
S9lnkfeier 0es
ST.. 81, g. College
3ahI Der Mbiturientcn betrd9t 16.
8rpf. Spbn MeDer wirb bic Mnz
iprad1e halten. 9as iabrltde
&pn5ertb ts College fi1oet 1nad9lten
9ienstagaben0 tatt.

Sic b,esidbrisen g6lnbfeierlihz
feiten bes Or. M}arttn 2utber college
ftnoen nd6iten Mittmod morgen, ben
is. Stunt besinfteuo uni 9-ubr in Der
Nulu SEES college itatt. Sin oor5iigz
Tides BrograWm 1T fir oteie Teier
bereitS a%uSsearbettet moroen. Yrof.
Sobn Meper, friibersr Neftor BET
Mnltalt nnb iett tn tbeologtfben 90
minar 3u Waulratoia, @iS., miro bic
Nnipr1 de balten. Gbmaro 8raotte,
W{itQlieb ser &lalie BON 1921 nitro
Sic Mbl6iebsrebe balten. Dte o1z
beren Mummern beS BrogrammS
.fdlieben Social n11b Snitrnmental
Mulif Elm, seliefert bon benz Gbor
bes 5emtnarS uno bon ben Staoe11z
ten. Yrof. s. 81. 8lieferridt miro
Die Diplome ilberretden.
9ie @rabutrenben.
0reisebn Mitelieber Ser &lal1e
boben SEN Mprmal &urInS bee11ot9t
nno meroen I'M @erbit alS @emeinoez
{dullebrer Nniten11nserl ahnebme1t.
DieIe itno: Siegbert 8ergeman1,
W{onfato, Minn.; @omarO 8raotfe,
sSpanboe, Minn.; @itber Srtb, Tatrz
far, Minn.; @rna Sting, Wooo yate,
Minn.; Nbeltne Mtttelltaeot, Wonez
moc, isis; 9cona Moeller, .Sr1ota1tz
apolis, S11b.; Nnita 9btmmelpter:=
nina, Oconomo&poc, isis; Gomaro
56miot, 2afe Benton, Mt1la.; Srene
@6nitfer, Mtnneiota Safe, Wttr11.;
Catherine @6rtefer, SEEM nlm,
Minn.; @ottlrieo 59uls, Baribault,
Weinn.; @rna @tb, 8erbam, W@tn11.,
uno SttS @tenieS, Seem nlm, Wtl11.
Die onoeren BRET Mbiturtenten baz
ben sic 8orldule beenoet nno meroen
na6iten Serbit 1T bas Mortbmei tern
Golleae, 8atertomn, 8tS.u, etntretcr.
Diele ltno: Nlpbonie @1lsel, Clifton,
6. g.; Mlpin &a0uen5, 2nca1l, Wltr1t.;
uno 8tctor 9iegler, Sobnion, Mt11r.
Sabrli@es &pn5ert.
Ndd1teu Dienstoeabeno, alio am
Mbcno Dor SEN 6hlubfeterlidfetten
ftnbet bas idbrlihe GonSert oeS Sol
leoe ltatt unb 3>par IN scr O}ritf 9alle.
Sir biele @eleeenbeit lit etn alsee=
9e,eidneteS Yrogramm ~oufgelteat
moroen. Yrof. ST. &euter bat ald
bie,eS Sobr Die 3ettuns III Sdnoe11
uno oab 1T Sic bette @arantte, oab ben
Muiifz2iebbabcrn cin mulifali'9er @e=
nub lit Musitdt itebt. 0te,es &on=
aert lit ein 0ffentlt6eS nno eS piro erz
martet, oob ieoer City IN ocr Wnltt
Salle, belet5b ietn nitro.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
g}euer @p@idul= 8rin5ipal.
Cine @phiAuacbrerin ebenfaas
ppm Gdulrat enaagicrt. Tter
8afan5en bletben mod.

'E[ r. ,-. L. " VI
Ser bieiiee @d1llrat bat 5iemlt6
btel Gnttaul6uns erlebt tn Der Vt
~lane1lne eines Brin5ipalS fir bte
Sodidule. Mq6bem Yrof. Nolano
6. Yo>pers, @e1ud I'M aufbebun9
1etneS &ontraftS genebmtgt iporoe11
>par, glarbte ser 961lrat tn Der
8erlon bon Yroi. Nrtbnr 6. Grtdlon
etnen tiidttgen Mann fiir oteie Stelle
gefunoen gu BADEN, bod on6 oteier
nobm sic @telle ntdt an, oa ct berettS
anoermartS olS YrtnStoal en9oQtert
tporoen tit. Mun enoli6 am Wttttz
modobeno letter ISOLDE mrroe tn etre1
@onoeriituns be8 @6ulroteS Brof.
q. 6. Glarf, ser lett smei Sabren in
Der 9o6idule ST Manfato unterz
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
80. &embid 81.
itirbt ii. st. @anl.

IHM + s Il. ,r s.-..-s-~- ST
sic ipar cine Der letteI 5tpei ueberz
lebenben Der uripringlthen Mn
/ iiebler BON Stem Tim. SIR erfter
@atte tpurbe ppn ben MDtbGlten
erntprbet. 8eter Wdd aus Wttlz
fprb Der ein5ige mod lebertoe Ntttz
begri11ber Der Staht.
Sine ct. Naller Ta9e85eitrn9
bradte am DienStag bieier Wo9e
fur5 Die Ma1ri6t, baB Brail Margarez
TIE Sembi6 am Gage porber (Wton=
tag) iii ibrer @obnnng, 81 Sglebart
Nper,le, baielbit I'M Sitter BON rabe5u
SO Sabren geitorben iet.
Sic Berbli9ene mar etne Der lekten
stpet ueberlebenben iener muttgen fleil=
men S6aar Dentl6er, bic tn 1854 tn
btele @egeno famen unb Die ge9erz
mdrtiQe 5taot Stem nlm sriinoeten.
Dur1 Sen Sol Ser 6ran 9embi6
bleibt nnier after Treunb, Setter Wfad
aus Milforo Tomn1bip, als letter
aaeberlebenber Mttbe9riinoer ytem
ll1mS.. @r bat baS. 80. 2ebensiabr
ebenfal[S bereits iiberi6ritter, 1T aber
trtot lsineS boben offers nod perbdltz
niSmdbig riitig un6 geiuno, uro
fam. nod man9 intereiiante @rlebz
nilie3 aus ser rgmten alten 3ett" err
3db1ert.
Mur 5tbei Trauen bier
GuS @rbo6, 8irttembers ,
Deutl@1anb, gebirtts, no tie 'baS
2idtt BET @elt i'm Nugnit 1927 CT err
.blidte, fam Trau Sembi6 1854 nod
Mmerifa, ii6 fnr5e 3eit lang IN
Gbieaoo aufbalteno. Son bort mod
te tie NIT Ser fleinen S6aar Setmz
l1der Sic lange, bei6merlt6e nro
b0dit gefabrlide Neiie na6 oteier
@eQenb. sic nnb Sic Der torbene
Btonierz Nniteblertn, 6rau q. 9enle
rpare1t sic ein5teen Grauen tn Der 9e<
lenfaaft nn6 lomit bic erlten Trarer
in Stem nlm.
@atte ppn Snbianern set6tet.
Grau &cmbi6, seborene Irautz
mann, perlor ibren erften @dtte11,
8eneoict Drerler, 1862 I'M Snota11er=
aufitanb. @dbreno ite ii6 tn etnem
Gornfeloe NIT ibren flint fletnen
&in0ern oret Sage lang Dor bet bl1ltz
blrtieen @tloen p%erbor9en btelt,
muroe ibr @atte oor ieinem Sauie
bur6 Gotbaute ermoroet. 8alo mad
bem Nufitaao liebelte Tron 9embi6
NIT ibren &tnoern mad ct. Saul iiber,
molelbt iie ii6 ipdter gum Stpettenmal
p,erebeltdte. Dort bate lie au9 le1t=
ber ununterbroden 9emobnt. Ste
nitro BON ie6S erpa6ie11er &trtoern
iiberlebt. DoS 8e9rdbntS fano ant
Mittmo@morgen UNI 9 nbr BON Der
Maria StmmefabrtSfir6e tn ct.
Saul aus ltatt.
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10

The snappiest,t most virile human
interest drama Of the year.
Also
.BILLS BUSTEDROMANCE,,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10

Trau 9ait. 81. @dierenbed aus
Renoille n%nteriparf ii6 am DienStag=
morgen i'm Union 5pfpital babier
elmer Operation, BON beren Golgen
ite fi6 In 3ufrieoenitellenber @eiie
tpieber erbolt. 8altor @dierenbed
,1no BET Tamilienar5t, Dr. Glap,
trafen Monta9abeno bier Elm, UNI bel
oer Operatton 3ugegens at ietn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
&o@5eiten
9ummer=2 epnaro.

SIN Ser Mtoble Safe fatboltl6en
Stride In Mteo1et Gountp tpnroen
Mittpo6morgen letter Wo9e l1rt 10
llbr, 9tobertS .. Drummer, Sobn BON
@eoree Dummer Or, pon Meit
9leuton Eomn'bip uno SRI. catherine
2eonarb, To6ter BON Trau Wtarp
Qeonar0 BON Iraperle in bic Hoienz
,felleln ser @be 9eldmieoet. Step. S.
Sra6opsfp BON Nieollet ipra@ bic
binbenoen @orte In @esenlpart BON
2oprence Qeonaro, einem 8ruoer Der
Braut nno SRI. Sliuia 3ttmann BON
SEEM ulm, ether Ni6te oeS 8rdutt=
9ams. Die Braut tr1g ein Sod
seitsfleio BON meibem @eorsette uno
NtlaS. @ie trug etnen @@leter n1ro
einen @boner Bouquet BON metben
Stolen unb Miden. Dte 8rantiungz
fer trug Elm &letb BON folortertem
Or9anoie nro tire 8lumen maren
Melfen. Na6 Der Irauung >puroe
ben Bronteltern uno e%irtgetaoenen
@dfteh ETH So6SettSfrlDitiid I'M 9Setftz
Der Shutter Scr Braltt seretht. 8etbe
iun9en 2eute lino moblbefannt tn
Niconet Gountp. Dte 8raut gra=
buierte BON Der ct. Setter 9od16ule
unb bonn Mormal Granting Departez
mert In 1915 nno bat felt ben lebten
6 Sabren nnterri6t erteilt tn ben
56ulz Ditriften Mo. 16, AZ unb SO
tn @elt Memton uno 8rt9bton. Der
8rQutigam etgnet eine grobe Tarm tn
8et Memton nnb nabreno beS perz
qongenen 6riibiabr8 bat CT ouf Der.
ielben ei1e srobe uno mooerne 8eitz
oem erri9ten laiien tn nel6en er nno
Ste Braut ibren ei9enen Sausftano
9riinoen meroen urb no ite~na9 Dem
is. Stunt fiir ibre 6rennoe gu 9au1e
lein neroen. Die Meuoermdblten
traten @amstos eine @od5eitSreiie at
u1lb iperoen erit in 5met 8oden 5n=
riidermortet. Sbre ptelen Treunoe
brin9en tbnen Die ber5ltden 9ltdz
>niinl6e entegege1.
@ebrtez Auanot*
DormerStag LETTER ISOLDE retfte11
lt6 iu Der bout 6z lutberi}6en Stride
31rp Nernanoo, Brl., TrebaA Qna11ot,
Todter BON 6err11 u11b Tran Saul
Quan0t ur1o Mi6arb @ebrfe, @obn
BON Serrr1 uno Trau gilbert @ebrfe
sic Sdnoe gum i6Dniten 8nnoe oeS
Qebens. Yoitor 6. Saerle lpra6 ote
binbenoen @orte in @egenmart bon
@%berbarot Quanbt, SRI. @liie @ett=
mann, gilbert @ebrfe unb Sri. Sio=
Belle Quanot, melde al8 5rau3eu=
oen funsierten. 9fa6 ser Traunng
fund i'm ,Setm Ser Gltern Ser 8raut
eine grobe So9SettSfeter itatt on.
melder it6 nabe5u 600 Berionen be-
t%etligtet1. @rfrii6ungen aller Nrt
uur6en mabreno be8 Ma6mtttag8
ierpiert uno mdbrenb be8 Nbenb8
mnrbe Elm fetneS 5o65eitSeiien .ge=
rei6t. Sn einem 5an%5papil(ion Der
eigens fir bteien l3med erri6tet NOR
ben mar, mnrbe abeno8 getan5t nno
eiu Seem llmer Sr6eiter lieferte< Die
Multf. 0te Neupermdblten tper0en
ii6 auf ether Torm IN Der Mdbe BON
8intbrop ibren eigeren Serb grim
Sen. Die 8raut 1T eine Nidte bon
Serrn u1b' Trau 9enrp 9ieoert bon
Qafanette 1omnibtp. Ser 8rdutt
gam biente 5met Sabre In Tranfreth
mdbreno bes @eltfrieg8 nnb mar
&orporal ietner &ompagnte.
- 6err uno 6rau q. s.. 8elfarp.
aus Manba batten auSgangS LETTER
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10

- Das FINITE idbrli6e Didnid
Der @lltg 2ocal Union, amertcan
Of Gql1ttp, finbet am Cont
26. SUM, tn Anton 9enleS @ain
in Milforb Tnmnfbip itatt. Gin
&o1sert mirb BEN 9an3en Sag bin
bnr9 p~era1titaltet NIT gutter Mnitf
lrb abenoS 'erfol9t Elm gemitli6eS
9an3frdn36en. sv ~ !.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10

!. - Ser @iee1 Tarmerflub mfrs
am fommenben Sonntagna6 mittag,
~. SUM-, uaf Der 8obert @etfert
fSarm nabe Clear 2afe etn grobes
Btdntd peranltalten, mo5u iebermann
mtafommen lit. M1liif uno Ser
gnitgungen ieeli6er Nrt, mte au6
9un6 unb Grfril6ungen iino porgez
ieben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
9titriftsgeridt pertaet*
Bablreide @ei6murenenfalle blei<
ben rnerleoigt. @pe5ialterz
Mil TIM September.

9etten @am8tas pertagte lid ber
Scat Termin oeS @eri6t8 bon Brotp11
Gountp, na6bem es polle bret Wo9en
in @itung gepeien mar. Dte metlte
i3eit oes @eri6tS muroe bur@ 3net
6dlle in Mnipru6 9enomme1t, Der
Salt BON Ser 8romn @ountn Banf
9e9en @mi[ q. Sage un6 Der Sail
bon Melp in Bogtel uno Nnoerer 9ez
gen Die equitable 2tfe Sni ura11ee 80.
Of Soma.
Nuber bielen murben 8 @ioil Snrp
Gdlle perbanoelt unb etn Criminal
Sail. Mabe3u Is Surp Taae be-
fanben ii@ nod auf oem &alenoer ais
lt6 baS @ert6t %perta9te. Muber ote<
len liesen au6 eine Nn5abl 6dle Dor,
sic Dor benz Nt6ter oerbanoelt perz
Sen. BUR @erbanolung bteler Tdlle
bat 6t6ter Olien etnen @pectal Ser
min .fir ben iediten september an
beranmt.
Sn benz Sail BON Daniel $. 8erf=
11er gege11 Moolpb Sen1en, in melfem
eS }td INN eine @ommtiion BON 5000
banoele, bradte bic Surp et11e1t
Mabrfpri16 Elm gu @nniten beS ser
flagten. Senrp 5amann uno Naz
bere 6te ebenfallS fir Gommt1lto1 fl1r
2anoperfauf flasten sesen Otto Stunt
mel nnb Nnoere getpanren tbrerl Tal
oenn bie Surp bra6te einen Wabrz
lpru6 Elm 3u ibren @uniten tn Der
Summe bon $4,000.
Ser lebte Surp Sail, Ser I'M Mat
Iermin perbonoclt murbe, mar Der
Sail bon Sobn q. @manlo BON
MinneapoliS sesen Sobn Granta BON
sbier. 9manlon bate fir Tranta ein
9auS gebaut unb perflagte Tranto
fir anndberno $4,000, >pel6e er be-
bauptete Tranta ibm nod i6ulotg let
auf Sen @ontraft. Sranta madte
gelteno, bab er etne Nn5abl u9tenS"
be5ablt babe unb oab er aud 99aoen
gebabt babe, neil baS 9au8 nt6t bet
a3eiten uno benz @ontraft 9emdb
fertig tpurbe. Die Surp bra6te einel
@abrlprn6 Elm gu @nniten bon 6ran<
ia In Der Sur1n1e bon 500.
@err nnb 6rou Soiepb Toriter
iinb 3urlfsefebrt bon einem mebrz
tdsigen Belu6Soufentbalt BET Ser
nanoten unb Treunoen In Sleepp Gne.
- 6err unb Trau Sacob @und
nebit To6ter, @itber, fomie 9err nno
Trau Otto Bloemfe unb Sri. Ser
truoe Boettger, ale aus 5pringfielb,
bein6ten lette @o6e 8erua1ote uao
Jreu1oe oabier.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
Mbre9nng
Il. grpeker lpie lie.

Stener &DlIeftipuen III 8rDtnt1
equity bis gum 81. Mai beliefe1t
iid auf $392,226. Mbred)1u1i1g
in fur5er 3eit 5uitanoe sebradt.
Gountp Nuoitor Souls 8. gogel
unb Sdatmeiiter @enrp S. Berg
baben aud bieieS Sabr tire Stunt Ab<
re6nl1ng in Elm paar Eagen nod BEN
81. Mat fertiggeitem nrb ben Sez
ri6t an be StaatSzBeb6roe et1gez
ididt. Dienstag mar Der lekte Sag
an ipel6em Sic @teuern be5ablt per=
SEN fonnten obne N%uferlegung ether
@trafgebiibr. BtS Die anSndrt19er
@eloer eiinliefen peritriden etlide 1a=
&c, aber i6on 9an,Stas tpare1t betce
8eamte iomeit bab ite NIT bent Ser=
teilen Der @elber be9inner to111ten.
@rDkte in Der @e1hi6te bes Splttps
Sic Stunt Mbre9nung mar bic
Qr6bte In ser @ei9i6te beS GonntnS,
uno arpar beinabe $45, 900 gr6ber als
sic inn Stunt bes 1etten Sabres. Ole
&olleftionen in 8romn Gourtp lett
Ser Mdr3 Mbrednung biefes SabreS be-
liefen ,it6 anf $392,226.95 nno Dies
reprdientirt Sic Sotal Snmm ote tn
Der Stunt Mbre6nun9 CUR gertetll1g
gelanste. 9etteS Sabr' belteten 1d@
Sic 9teuer &oeQfttonen fit btelelbe
Yeriobe auf $348, 1926.
@phin ba8 @elb aebt.
8on Ben Totalz9 teuern Die lett
benz %. Tebrnar IN 8rotpn Gountp
foneftiert muroen uno melde ote
8altS ibilbenfiir bic Stunt Nbre6nu1a9,
befommt Der @taat Mtnneiota bie
@umme BON $55,O89.97, ndbreno
$125, l7f.34 In ba8 @ountn 5dat<
Nmt flieben nm in bte ner16teoene11
| Nonos beS @ountps pertetlt gu meroen.
ST @tdbte unb Orti6aften> betomz
men $66, II unb bic 5opn1btpS
befommer $45,O82.17, eine Total
@umme fit Municipale unb 9omnibtp
3mede BON $1ll,683.68 Bet Der
Stunt Mbre9nung mnroe ben S@ulz
Otltrtften beS Gountp8 bic Summ
BON $1OO,281.7 rs iibermieien en-. 8et
ser lebtidbrtgea SuntzNbre9nn11g be-
fam ser 5taat So, 039.82; County,
500, 49, 8; @tabte, 8tlla9eS nno
|Tomn5bips, 1913, 559.13 uno b999nlz
| Diltrifte, $78,478.14.
9~iesjabri9e 3ablen.
Sic folQen6en 53ablen 3etgen >pie BITE
|@tuer &oueftionen pertetlt tplroe1
mad ser Stunt 1921 Nbre4nung:
| State revenue .:..:...... $4l'oSo.Vo
State school .... lz'4oo.oS
State University ....... 5O5.l3
Mortgage registry tax 80. l97.43
| Money.and credits tax .... 43.97
Grain tax 22.49
Total ...... $55, O89.9
County.
County Revenue .,...... $3l,564.l2
County Poor . ~l1,l1o.14
County Road and Bridge. 6~0,628.0O
County Ditch ...:...... l~5'o39.o3
Penalty .... 1856
Total .$125,171.34
Cities and Villages.
New Him $~37,657.27I
Sleepy Eye ............ l6,3so.O2.
Springfield ............. 9,211.32.
Comfrev 1,68O.81
Hanska 858.42
Evan 6O9.19
Cohden 1868
Total $66, 6O1. III
Townships.
Albin ............. $2,725.O3
Rashaw 2,436.89
Burnstown ......... 3,3O0.65
Cottonwood 1880 2,606.78
Eden ...............s.! S,217.5O|
Home 4,254.95
Lake Hanska ........... 2,554.45
Leayenworth ........... 2,712!26
Linden 2,562.12
Milford ........... 2,9O7.26
Mul1ioan .......... 2,175.35
North Star ............ 2,O97.46
Prairieville ............. 2,785.35
Sigel 3,19O.55
Stark Observation-Disclosures. 2,584.66
Stately 2,97O.85
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-16
DEMANDS REFORM
OR JAIL OF UNIONS
Lockwood Committee Gives Ultimatum
to Building Trades Workers
In New York

NEW YORK. Dec. 16-The Lockwood
committee served an utimatum of re
form or JAIL on a group of unions in the
building trades whose practices have been
under investigation for the last week.
The unions have until Jan. to abrogate
their arbitrary rules or to answer TO the
grand jury on charges of conspiracy in
restraint of trade.
Representatives of the unions of plast-
erers. bricklayers. marble pOlishers. la
theirs. cement workers and painters held
two conferences with the Lockwood com
mittee yesterday at which Samuel Unter-
myer. senior counsel to the committee,
made a frank statement TO the labor re-
representatives..
The committee found that the ques-
ton of reform of union rules WAS mex
tricably bound up with the proposition of
new agreement in the building trades
which must be concluded before Jan. l
to avert a strike of 100000 journeymen
and helpers. The union delegates de-
cided TO report to their respective organ
izations and to inform them of the de-
mands made by the Lockwood committee
end then report back TO. the committee
the feSults of the decisions taken by the
rank and file of the unions.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-16
WANTS HIGHER RATE
ON N. E. RAILWAYS
Vice President Of n. Y. \. III. & III. Says
First Class Passenger Fares
Should BE Raised.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l6-Railroad
earnings, past and present, fail to jus
tify general decreases of rates George
NJ Sllriver, vice-president of the Balti-
more & Ohio Benjamin Campbell, vice
PRESIDENT of the New York, New Haven
& Hartford, and Thomas c. Powell vice
president of the Erie, testified Yesterday
before the interstate commerce commits
sion investigation into the reasonable
ness Of the present level of all transpor-
tation rates.
ShrIver, however, speaking for all the
roads as chairman of the accounting
association, in concluding his testimony,
declared that decreases might take place
'iH the not far distant future under
the commission 5 rulings Cross-exami-
nation of the three witnesses was de-
ferred until January, when states, muni-
cipafities and shippers viii be heard
Campbell coHcurred to a degree with
Smiver, but declared particularly that
New England roads must secure a com
piote new rate structure in advance of
amy rate alterations TO secure larger di-
visions on Joint rates. He advocated
higher rates on less than carload ship
nelrts. upon first class passenger fares
ard uGon express shipments and added
that losses Were encountered in trans
porting mail.
There Is no justification for the the
cTy that rail rates have adversely af-
that business can be relieved or in
creased by reductions.
Rates. although reasonable now. he
said, failed TO give a fair return, and
Should not be generally lowered at pres
ont.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-16

Col. Gibson presided at the meeting,
which was largely attended. The post
pledged its loyal cooperation .WIth the
Community Service movement An ap-
preparation of 500 was made for rein
ishiHg a room in the Brattleboro Memo
rial hospital.
II was voted to amend the bylaws to
conform to the requirements of the ma
rioual organization in regard to the list
0f officers, The idea being to have a uni
form list Of officers in all posts. This
added a second vice commander and a
Sergeant at arms TO the list of Brattle-
bOro post.
Eccause Of certain unavoidable ex-
rcnses ii was voted to increase the mem
ECrShip dues from s. TO 81 for the COM
ing year. and three new members were
voted in, I(r. -. Y. Hefilon of Wardsboro
and Drew Mutter and George O'COnnor
of Brattlcboro. There Is a membership
&C about 235. and il is planned to increase
the number materially the coming year.
\ proposition had been made that the
Legion post supply a team for basket
bali league. but it was voted to defer ac-
tiOn in this regard until the new comma
nifty building iS completed
The financial statement showed about
s., 200 on hand. About 5000 of this viii
he needed to pay the expenses incident to
the visit TO BrattlebOrO of Marshal Ferdi-
nand FOch of France
Expressions of appreciation of the serv-
ices of Commander Gibson were made in
nominating speeches. and these officers
were elected: Commander, Walter O..
Cooley; 1St vice commander. Derwin II.
Smith; I'd vice commander. Herm0n v,
Brooks: finance officer, Ralph c. Root :;
adjutant. John r. Fowler surgeon, DR.
T.. l.. Tracy; chaplain. Pearl T. Clapp !:
historian, Leon | Leader; sergeant at
armSg Clyde Faiby.
The auxiliary elected these officers
Pres. Mrs Cola G. morse; vice pres,
Mrs. Dennison Cowles; sec, Mrs. o. G.
Eovey: treas, Mrs. NJ j. Moran: chap
lain, Mrs. Lillia NJ. Pike; executive com
mittec. Mrs. H. b. Haus. Mrs. Frank f.
( Barber, Mrs. w. f. Root. The other Of
| t5aers viii be appointed.
/ 1t was announced that the auxiliary s
| share of the Tummaee sale, which was
conducted Jointly with Sedgwick Wom-
| an s Relief corps was nearly $50. The
auxiliary cleared about SO from the sup
rer and sale last week The local aux
iliary VIII cooperate in preparing boxes
/ for eX-service men who arn confined TO
| hospitals or retreats in the state.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-16
CASHIER STAPLES
SPEAKS ON BANKING
ness NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fed
eraI Reserve System.

Charles G.. Staples, cashier of the
Vermont National Bank, gave a very
interesting lecture Wednesday afternoon
to the students of the Brattleboro Busi-
ness Institute on the subject OF Banking,
which was greatly appreciated by them.
Mr.. Staples gave a brief outline on the
origin of banks, and explained how the
use of shell beads. tobacco, furs, and
many other commodities had been used
in the United States as money. He EN-
phaSiZed the present financial condition
of Austria, Russia, Germany and many
other European countries.
He spoke of the Bank of North America
founded III Philadelphia i'm 1871, as an
example of sound banking, which has
proven pretty well that quality counts,
as it is still doing business today Ten
years later, and again in 1916, the govern
ment at Washington tried its hand found
ing the First and Second banks of the
United States.
Mr. Staples then compared the growth
Of banks from that date TO the present.
He explained in detail the operation of
the Federal Reserve system and ernpha-
sized the Importance OF it in present day
banking. He also spoke of the wild
Cat" banks, which We're SO named on ac-
count of their location in the wild forests
of the state of Michigan.
The lecture was the fourth of q series
Of lectures being conducted by the Brat
tlcboro business Institute in which promi-
nent business and professional men speak
Other speakers of the year were, Mr.
NacMasters of the Remington Typewri-
ter Co. Boston Col +. w. Gibson and
J. c. Pellet cf Brattleboro.
\ number of other speakers have been
secured and they viii deliver their lee.
tunes in the near future