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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16
Why Is
Marriage
Failure?

AuosA large crowd fliled tae taf,f
n + church TUESDAY nsshs and pint
II y reRchel started the ronoa a
IS s0ag aish Oklahoma falowel
b. America toe neaaslfal~ aud 81
Counlry Tls = Thee A. ihe asi
strains of iAa posisr old song dsea
away the raAe school band sta,saaoi
in tho Yestibuie struck ap the sr
giving a hlsaly credHasAo feudlpu0
which was received with great enfan
slasm, Pref rwlichell leadine la lse
demonstration Il Wa not a par 80
the arranged lroeram bur the ln
Cont aadei 10 the real ser st
geunlae oouaunity souglcst
Afcr ,he peealar liiile llsa ian.
old farmer Mcoona'a aad hls fara.
ward mll y singing animals ana fo~ls
was greatly cuoyea espesially toe
new and added feature suggested hy
tho Guthrie nigh sehool. the seu
fest closed with 1.-THE star Spanelef
nanRer tpe great audience siana'as
Mrs Masvares Yosf spoke on *rha
Home She started with She newly
married. conao and gradually aeys
opel them into a real asset g lae
community She deels oH ihe fails
rs well as 'hc pleasing side az iais
hoine building 20 ibe united States
the divorces aHprass one ~ eNrrg
do1cn marriages ln Oklahoma n
unity iew years azo ihv aMor
We're en pcf cent of the marriaKes
lAsi year n another county lhe "a
COS actually eQaaliad tbs Wsffaa#
While she refused 10 discuss oar 81
sorce laws. expect 10 com srv taan
with those ~ England She entered n
to the discussion ~ tAe petty cansNs
Nhich so commonly lead directly inla
The divorce courts Sne gave te
conclusion us inany years of eose
ohsorvntlou aud study pa the two
words bad manners. and bet eiue'f
alton Of tla, answer WIS maal SOD
vinclng She placed faiurc 70 realise
The fsdl meaning % partnership ts
tcontnued on pagc Z
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16
METHODIST HOSPITAL
BUILDING PLAN APPROVED
Chamber Of Commerce and CIVIC
Clubs Of City VIII Aid In
Undertaking Permanent
Home For Nurses

The committee from 'he cham ~
Of commerce waeh has had under
consideration me proposal l1r Or
erection 81 Building ior Nur
Home and Training school ln coA.
nectlon with tac Me hod Hospital.
haa made n report giving hearty in.
,iorscmont 10 the mqguneni
The ei,izenahip of the city general
j. viii Lack this most laudable un.
deriaklnr Il VIII mean permanent
home for the nuns and i viii mean
that nurses win always bc available
when needed A comfortable home
win be great indacemcnl Tor ihe
angels uf the sick to comc to G'lih.
re and make this their home
The plans for tae new home Tor
the nurses have been drawn aud
shows a very preien'ious r05oiure
one mat the Me.hcdlsi hops al o.
ficers may well 81 proud Of when
flnally completed
Following Is the report of the
chamber Of commerce. Hon i.}-mon j.
Gray. president chamber OF con-
mercc: We. the undersigned men.
=
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16
MuLHALL SUFFERS A
$4,000 FIRE Loss
Fire Of Undetermined Origin
Destroys Kemp Hotel. Chap
man Building and All
Structure Between

Damage ssslmasea a. $1,000 mAa
DONE ~ fee o. uedessrmleea oru.n
which broke oui le TIE old kemu
Hotel At mulhan AZ 20 o'elo last
NIGHT and fspia'Y spread 70 ths hlq
brick oiotk ocsup sa ~ INC Chapman
stock o. goods
0uirh response uy tse Guthrie fte
Department alcd ts cheek the fifs
before "a strvf&g w between ,he
hotel ana ihe chsoaa haHdlnu haa
bseu destroyed reff lanea and h.e
FIRE Fighters nAaas gas un 10 Mol
nan ia the ne~ waite ,alsk IN 2s
minutes beating records
After sioppleu i've fre before Il
had reached ere Chapman bulid.no
tho Guthrie lire fighters tesuened Is
Guthrie At midnight A. els O'Clock
tfis mofninu anoiner eall MAS turned
~ calling the fife fighters 20 MuihaN
again rhls sims they we're too aic
- DO any good fbs Chapman build
mo the laraess u nor'h Looan ooVn
n was burned 20 the ground and IS
a iotai loss together ~ish ,hc iarae
-stccA % goods esrflea W the cou
psny
The Chapman company carried tA
oo5 Insurance The loss 20 ihen, ~is
exceed $4,000 other buildings des
ttoyed were Kemp hotel ! ?. eousn.
son proprietor insurance S.. soo,
tess $500
strunk ffoaaweil. frame build
no occupied BY cuss Dewttts barber
srop. value o. 500 no Insurance.
Jay & Eatus. frame store BUILDING
value 5000 Insurance. $500
The Litils cafe barber shop ana
millinery store were also destroy
ed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16
ANA T[UR PROFESSIONAL
MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA


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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16

Oklahoma city ohla Feb u a
resolution Nas introduced a. tha
senates session last might by IS 81
Woods or PARCEL prolosiug ma, he
inmates of the bows training school "A
Pauls Valley be paroled until appro
priafion rs made FOR the maiuteaauee
Of the Institution During tho deb. =
which followei i WAS pointed ont
that 'he food supply was running h Il
and that ~ water had beer shut or
Senator Wood resolution VAS ap
ppred IS Senator Clark Nleilols Or
huianla Who declared that tae bnys
should not be released since many
have no homes and arc possessed +
criminal tendencies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16
Howat and His
Pals to knon
Fate Today

rluseufu Kan Feb it- District
Juaae A. J. cufraa soaAy sAa en-
pe<tea % aeciue tho aaat or ins
noesnee o. AlssAnaer eo~as anu
I've other karsss untea Mlue
werkers q Anns san essr.ss go
elAts. oeaxed e contempt of court
il s2virn ssriss orusr in vio'a
tor 81 a. lrIens tsen II scun4
eAis, Judge c0~an ~ill pass sen
trnse on tne pft'ess lwmea atsly
ana unlrsa sney t4ke an aepeAl ana
prsNtas bond thc sis offsiaie Will
% 90 laA Takina " fsatlmany
ended yesterdas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16

An interesting basket BAH game
Will be played a, ia city hAil Ff.
day night between Guthrie Hi sud
the egh school team from Okmalge
The Okmulgea team rc,enl ly dcftas
ec Shawnee by rarfuw margin Il
Okmalgec Tho game VA be smrit
ea from the very bcgiuiu< Bo
Guthrie and oknuIgee are memhe
ol the Central conference. fart
which makes the game The moro im
porianf The Glthire boys have
been p.ayng good bad lately The
Improvement since the FIRST Of the
season has been almost phenomena.
and they are upon the.- toes 10 de-
feat Okmulgee Friday They dss rye
. big crowd Game starts at 1gq 3.
M Admission 25o and c3c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16

The G II Chanl,uaa blild as
destroyed ~ fire early lhis moruns
IA MalhaH was haht -O y4rN ago
b} George lSoitnfnsam who foe many
yeafs condn ted onc of tho laren
nioroanaile hunses ln tiie county The
building was I've STORY md asrussut
and very coWmodions originally
theie wge iwanty roins on ihe se,
oni floor which gives one an ldaa
of rs Ia geness F. II Bldeeker.
city clerk of Malhaii a. ,mates ths
I re- loss Il last night ana this mo +.
ing at 10000 ON account OF ihe
irohimiiye rate cf insurance bu "
8olicies were carried
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16
Mems Notes From
Here And There

-Nafsain ChaS Setoa Yesterday
received through lAe maii package
containing something 10 ~assa Ae
eouid not exchange fof q kin3s ram
S'1me 4 Is victory medal issued
by the war depafmeni of he i,dssai
government a. token Il gratitude
for exceptional segaa as .a~gu .ava
during The kressg wNr hy Miss
peothy seton. leceasea daueAser 81
Captain Charles and Mrs SsNn 90
this city L t. a h5aMlndN eo.
graycd medal and is highly pTxea
w Mr. and Mrs Ssson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16

"A 4eod crowd filled he eoarl
room Tuesday night when Col A. ll
Gansser put enthusiasm into the "a
serNlce boys Ito todd thcm about n
forts being made Cor beneficial ies .-
lation. ami gave the boys same good,
practical advice about heir Lesion
organization lle told them of thsir
personal and collective responsibilities IS
10 aii the work 81 Community hAiis
lue. and 81 their duties - Amer sap
citizens X was strong stirring ga
dress
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16
Farmers
Day Was
Success

Al the Baptist church At o'e'csN <
Tuesday afternoon the farm women
were addressed by DR. Nckeeu. Aho
told them about consolidated schools
and rural community recreation. Tae
dance ques' Ion was met sqaarely aud
without friction The community ~
hrary. the community church and sab
Il the accompanying community laA
ground was fully discussed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16

We sofe happy In love-
Mrs Chamberlain. her daughter
Mira Townsend aad Miss Mario
Townsend had been ecll known +,
musical circles IA the city. and 40
IN they LEFT the South Side artlsts
colony last summer their studio wss
fhe scene Of many social affairs
Friends said that after the aged
woman's cisappearanoe. Miss Town
send ceased TO seek engagement !.
withdrew from social activities. aud
with their source OF incom. gone
gradually became destitute.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16
SorOing But Proud They Bury Their Sorrows and Also Ree

Chicago. Feb. is.-The body ~
Mrs Nancy Chamberlain. eiyesrs
old WHOSE mysterious disappearance
from the home OF her Daughter aud
grandmother in ar artists coloay.
has been under investigation by tlss
police. the boiy was found early to-
day buried In the back yard of the
apartment OF Fifty seventh street
where the family lived.
Two days OF questioning brought
from Mrs. Ruth Townsend the aged
woman's mother. and Miss Marion
Townsend. her grand daughter.
crypic answers such: Mother happy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16
PRESIDENT WILSON TO
ITEMIZE HIS ACCOUNTS

Washington. Feb. le-Whita Hcase
officials announced today that Presi-
dent Wilson before re srement Marcn
4th, would make financial itcmixed
report showing the Disbursements
aud aslotments made BY him on OF
she one hundred fifty million dollar
war fund voted by congress.
The house after a s1ormy session
yeserlay adopted a resolution call
ing upon him for such rero-t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16
Enric0 CdruS0
Is Better Today
Say Physicians S

New YORK FEB. l6.-rhe eonds
'ion of rreioo caroso. opera star
confined 70 MS bedroom here win
serious heart attack. wss pronoue
ca this AFTERNOON after 4 consuiss
ton BY his physicians, al slluhti :
improved. No further offciai bn
ietins viii be issued from bia bcdslde
Until tonight v'hsn another consui
tst'on will Be he ., u was announe
cd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16

in loye-2
Early today Miss Townsend COZ
fessed 10 reporter for a Chic4eo
newspaper that the aged woman
died OF natural causes last June.
and had been buried by the Two
women In Flower bed IN their back
yard In which the aged woman lad
carefully tended eeranium Plants
Every part OF their former home
was searched yesterday by the p9-
lice. and even some parts of the
rear yard were dug up. but nothing
was found except bones which doe
tors said we're those Of a dog
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16
pAinrnas. riaAEHa AND
CARPENTERS OUT or sTRlrk

Haasas cliy Mo Fsb is oFa
hundred and teea'y mea. ueabefs g
iHa palniafs tlanefs eArpaafers
a1a hgil siayrfa unions. employed a
she SINGER creek plant % Tia 5faaf-
ArJ uN eomgasY ga uoi report fef
nAfk this mofaiHe beeaao 81 an ans
usnifrl eaFs fedurtpn 81 20 per
cent affecting ai tssvfefs At 'fa
plsBi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16
fiisI NJ vi ~hOGII
DESTROYS \ GIN

MusspKef OAia Feb Il b.aYks
from q passing locomofiye ate believed
By fifem"n 20 have, started fire lAat
caused loss Of approximately flstDj
% the Auskosse Cotton oll mIll eom
panys sesxt cleaning hnHae earg to
day A fire Wal ,,..id the flames from
spreading 10 the nain llan, an ooa-
slbly causing "a greater loss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16

Dire poser.y caused he two wo
men to bury the body secretly. Miss
TownsenI confessed 10 Police Mat
ron Mary Dolaad One by one i.a
priced possessions or the family
were sold until only the grand piano
On which Marion developed an On
usual musical ability. remained
We had neither coffin nor burial
permit" said Miss Townsend w
covered up The body and placed hc
geraniums over the lnproyised
grave. To Us she is not dead Just
buried. Mother and swore never
70 say anything about il becau se
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16
CHINESE ARE Ar
WAR IN CtLIF0K\Ii

San Francisco Feb. l6-Guns
Chinese tong men stit murder and
wounds In three California cities last
night. Three are dead and five woun-
ded in Los Angeles and almost srnai-
taneously San Francisco and Stock
ton marked the ushering Ia OF a rev
war OF tongs concident with toe
Chinese New Year
The war is expected 70 reach evers
Chinese settlement on the coast ard
possibly spread TO eastern cities
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16

slugc Wednesday night WIN be lhe
last session " tho Community Insli
iatc the lenien Service sgbedulei er
"Wednesday nishi az Irinii, Episcopal
church viii bc held on Friday nisht ai
z 5o O'Clock Ihe subject of lho nica-
iiation viii DO The Friends vi ihc
Man of the Passion Confirms lsn
instruction afer service There Val
be service osory Wednes las night ecf-
Ing Lent except this week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16
MEXICANS FLEE WHEN
might RIDERS" CONE

Fort Worth. Texas. Feb l6.-Ono
hundred Mexicans. fleeing from "nlghi
riders" who visited their quarter %
Ranger Monday and Tuesday arrived
here early today. The masked men
had beaten and frightened the foreign
ers. ordering them to leave and not
to compete with the American labor
or.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16
Five HUssiAns
ARE 10 90 DgpoaTEO

uslralt. siieh Feb is Twsaiy.
I'VE Russians ieft Yesterday Zoe Sa~
York. whore they arc % - deporss'i
The party Included Alexander Bike
velsAi. who tiled charses Of ssuel
treatment AGAINST federal offieers
following the department of justice
raids a year age.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16
EAT PRESERVED SPINACH,
MANY ARE DEAD

Lansing, Mich Feb is- Several
employees OF the Bat'ie Creek SAM.
arinim AZ Battle Greek have diei re-
sentiy under circumstances that IN
dicate botiIanig poisoning traced 10
preserved spinach. the state food
commissioner announced today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16

ST Louis. Mo. Feb rs Bert Sn,ol
ton. outfialder. today signed 1921
contract with the 81 Louis Nationals
and It was announced he would nsair
act as field captain Of the team
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16

The cotton farme- who picks
and holds his staple until summer
viii never reeret Il. said weli
known state cotton dealer 1oday
Cotton price VIII begin to 20 highs-
y the psring and vii continue 10 20
higher until the mex crop is PICKED.
The visible cotton in the world jus-
lily this prediction. Forty cent cot.
ton IS no. impossible by any means .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16

Prank H. McGuire has boon
chosen 10 speed the par8ng guests.
at the close Of the motlng az the
" L. church. Wednesday might VI
will be- the only partscipa 6on at IS
Guthrie citizen IN the great Conmur
ny Institute. and will be fitting
c'ose Of his important in Elent Nc
iGgrie Is an orator Of g,a.sa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16
TARIFF slLL IS
-
NEARING AN ENo

Washington. Fob s--Proponenss ot
tho f'ordney emergency tariff bill wsre
hopeful thar the long debated meas
ure would be brought 70 a final vcte
before adIournmenl OF the senate 70.
day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16
EH-sERvicT Mgn
WILL MEET roNionr

There viii Ne rosaiar meotiag ~
lfbfon loat tonight ~ th" souf
h"i"e a. 1880 All ga serslr. mea
are URGED 20 ba present ussn hs-
M"mbefs q the i.eiIfon los ~ not
You are ~osoms A smoker viii ~
s'Ftn Chen Fsfuularsou fsiusnander
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16
Trapp
MuStG
To Jail
BULLETIN

Oklahoma City fe6 10 The
House Of the Oklahoma LegialA
ture today adopted without dc
bate the report Of the special IN
vesslgating committee recon
mending the appointment of a
ommis,ee 10 draw up tmpcah
nent harges against Lieut. Gov
Trapp as a result OF alleged
irregularities ~ private bond
transactions IN Seminole and
Adair counties No roll cali was
taken
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16
WEATHER

New Orleans. La. Feb l6.-Toaieut
fair colder Thursday fair. ColSsr
east portion. - 1R1RKUv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16

fenefiauea 90 i'Aae it
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-16
sALl CAPTAIN NAMED

fcoutInued on Page 5
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09
i,eili9eu gtruu1.

lige &iiDe lteben ooer geben l1iiigen
Gdritts or,f Den GerraileA> am
5ll1iie baoen 81 3ehntallienoen Ste
Bilgcr IN Dem gcbeiligteu 8alicr,
raS po1t oller @rDen iInbe reinigt.
Ole bro1nen &0rper leltd)tel1 bron-
gen, Die &ette,t Don gemeibten @lu.
n1er, Die oen @ilgern SAILS uno &opf
idmiden, itno lultige 6lede in oem
blal>en 5onnenGIoit, Scr a:1h hicr
allentbolbcn lit.
Gocr es lit elne fAlaicuoe Staol.
&aiier baben eiunnal, picl bunocrt
Sabre porbcr, in tbr geberrlbt, Der
beue Gang Der 6ra1el1, oas tiefe
Wuruelu ser Hrieller, Der grol.
leu0e 2a,t Der &ricgselefanten lit
ourd bic Sollen geor0bnt. Scst
lblaft oles. 9sltr traye tletne Gicre
triedeu iiber o!e peylalicnen Sole
llno Hlate, I'M Die rings III mar
G~enid,immeru5en &ulilien Die pet'
ben Mtarmorfaiiaoen ser alien Na,
ldite liegen ooer Die Wtoideen ibla'
fen. 9ebello iino ,1ur nod Die Nflans
sen, unD lebeno lit Sic Come, Sic
Strome 2idt iibcr Die groben rotten
Steinplatten oes @oocns tpirft. S..
ser SDr!tt eiues uerlorenen 9ellt,
d)ers boat 1T buttoertfadem Wtltr'
meln iort ourG Dies malertlGc
Chit. Sftmols. bier uno a'1oers.
mo III Snoien, gibt lid imrner luie'
oer oieier cine giuorud: otes line
8iloer oeS MiGtuirflideu, Dies lit
nur Sraul1l, tl,r id0,1es Marhen.....
@noloS iino Die Bilher, sic por'
iber5ieben. Mtan fonn lie nidt
nen11eu. Mber allen lit 6ie Yradt
Der Gonne, Der Gorbe lnl Der u1'
6emubten &iinitlerid1aft I'M fleirlteI
aen1cil1. - Gas 2eten. oas III Sic,
len &uliilen itebt, sibt 8ilehaftes
in ieoem s3u9. DDS babeu l1ngll
sic Mailer ertanm, Die imn1er mebr
aus europa 1ad Dem Often 5oge1,
freilid) nod Snoieu lange CRIT nod
DER @ntoedlny uuo ~@ermertung"
0cs Sricnts uuts Wtittelmeer. Sic
Gormiirfe, Die Tie iid) bier iu9et,
lino ueridieocn, le mad Sempera'
mert, &omlcu uuD Mrt. Ser etne
gibt iib bent gsolf ullo DEM tleinen
2eben ocs Cages nit ieiner 2icb.
lidfe1t, irtner Mitroe uno @rotesfe,
oer ar1ore 1rcrt lid on Scmpeltpi11,
feln, Mrd)itrftW un6 oen1 Shlai
beS iebr alien Mauermerfs. Sin.
!! oert micocrl,m hot cs Die 6arbe
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09

angetan, oiries gliiGenbe Wchcnei11'
anocr p%runtenocr Glede. ibei oerea
oie @ologlail,r Der Scr1le lis,.....
Mnore 5ieben in oie Didnngcln,
eri6lieBen ibr &er5 bent tiefen Dltn.
tel bes prd@tigen urualoes, oer
$albbeue perlorener 8erguieien, auf
oenett sic Mffen ieltiame Sdn5e a,,f.
fibren, ser @lefant burds unter'
bol5 bridt uno Der Tiger idlci@t.
Sie lieben sic Sr6ioeen uno tau
ien6fa9en Bitten, sic i6redlth uno
liebli@ 3ugleid Die 8autnitamme
umi6lingen uno bon ben $0ben oer
@tpfel lire 8lumentrauben 1tieber.
ba,1gen laiien. Mnore enolid erse.
ben ii@ ser @ergangenbeit unb SEM,
mas bon ibrer @omantif bcute nod
1T itol3er &bgeidloiienbeit lebt: ben
Guriten' uno &0nigsb0fen nit ibrcn
ieltiamen uno foitbar gerabmten
@eiidtern Ser Serrihen6c,1, nit Dem
in uralten @egen gebenoen MQtao
in Sofbaltung un6 Sarem.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09
Eur 1nalrriarhr 5n1irm.
HIM Carl 8tpnur,

geno, uno tpte etn tpltn6erfamer
Garbton i6miegt it6 oieies 2a4en
in sic urid0li@c @etrbeit oicier trei'
ben 8elt $3.50.
Gin anores 8il6 8enares
80. Muf oen trdg gleitenoen Glub
hrennt unbarmber5ig Sic Come.
@1les lit ourdflimmert bon 8lau
uno Colo. Mrtf ben .@aiiern glei'
ten lan9iame Boote, BORT 5iebt, nltr
menig aus bam @aiier rageno, Set
2ei9nam zines totem WiBers gu
Sol. Muf ib1n iiten @eier, uno
lire iptsen Sdnabel bodcn ltn6 ger.
rem an ieineu1 aufgeSunianen 6leii4.
Mn Sen l1fern itebt @alait On ga.
lait, Der cine balb geiunfen, ser
andre IN bobes Mauerperf Der.
itaut, 6as lid 1T Serraiien, Erep'
pen un6 @dngen gu Dem groben,
fdimmern6en Glub bernie6erneigt.
5ernl oroben rnger sic Minarette
elmer rieienbaften @oihee ftol5 un6
flor in 6en &immel, 6abinter bl!den
5mii9en urolten 8duu1er 6ie felt,
iamen S6nibereien Ser &inoutempel
ltno gol6enen 1irme berab. Set
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09
Dtf Klrtngartrmatrnlutg ant &u.
artthMgfl.

@efanntli6 tperoen auf Dem sc.
lGn6e arn Moienbigel In @ien BON
Der neutrality-suspicious. Silt.
marnsoorf' Scbenoort bic bon Dem
2anotagsabgeoroneten M6olf Wuler
geleitet miro, 43O @obniieolungen
crri9tet. 3meiunooreibig folder
@obniieolungen iino oer3cit I'M
8au begriffen, bier bierbon tperben
in Ben ra9iten @oden bereits be.
5ogen tperoen uno tpeitere 3ebr 6irf'
ten Gnoe ocs Monats 3ur 8etpob.
rung fommen. Sic bier Sauier
iin6 i'm @eibenipitcm aneinanoerge.
fuppelt, es lit ieood ieoes SauS
fir ii@ abgeihloiien, ebenio ser gu
ie6em &aus gebortge @arten i'm
MusmaBe bon 400 2uaoratmeter..
Se6es &aus beitebt aus elmer @oD'
hung fir cine Gamtlie. @orgeie.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09
Brlln ala TliRgfr mnh &prtngrr.

glan5eno. Ser Gauidirnt entail.
tete it6 nod INNER rebt5eitig, tpenn
a1d nibt iogleid, 10 oo6 pollfom,
men programmentipre@eno, io6aB
iiG ser Mieoergang ocs 8enos gang
glatt boQ5og.
@otpie er Mutter gr6e errei9t bat
un0 bonn Saui6irm fret gemor0en
lift, remit 8iug in einem &reiie unit
ber - geraoe mie er 5u tun pflegt,
tpenu er Elm @ao genommen fat -
beut ll1itig uno meoelt nit Dem
56meife.
ST madt iest - innerba1 ser
oben be5ei6neten @ren5e - ale
5liige uno @priinge ser ubrigen
2uftbeloen oieies @ei6ma6ers init,
in regelre6ter &eibenfolge; un6 es
bat oen Mni@ein, 6aB er allemal RE
figes 8ergniigen babel empfinoet!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09
8enares. am @anses.

.Mo9 beute 6urften iebr piele
Menidenfinber ni@t pagen, mas
r8ing", Ser intelligence @lidsbrtn.
ger GMascot") uno 2ieblingSbuno
Ger Slieger auf DEM betannten
Cbanute : Slugfeloe gu &antoul,
Suinois, i9on 3u mieoerbolten mo-
len getpagt un6 aqemal nit beitem
Grfolg beitanoen bat> iomeit ote Sc
ridte gebe1t.
r@ing" iteigt nit einem 5lieger
uno 6auidirm Springer 1T einem
Ge &apilan0i6en @eroplon bim>
melmqrtts, 1a66em i6on porber ein
5ani9irm pelder eigens fir Den
Sumo gebaut mur6e, auf ieinem
@iiden geidnam moroem 1T. Bis
gu 1900 SUB 1abt man Die mad'
tige Slugmai6ine nit @ettflteger
nno Sumo emporgeben. Sic 8ett-
f1ieger bnben ii6 befanntli6 Diel
bobere Slug un6 Sprung 3 3iele
geieet - man ipridt bon 6 o6er gar
nod mebr Meilen! = 9o4 fir oen
@nno mer6en b~orlanfig 1900 SUB
bina11f uro berab als @ren5e ein=
gebolten. Ct erfuut feline fubne
l1no auBeror6entlibe Mufgabe bo@it
a11erfennenSmert.
Ma@ einem o6er 3mei au fmn1=
ternoen @orten Dom 2enfer 6eS Me-
roplans ndbert it6 Sing nit lautem
@eben - bas {i6 ungefdbr 10 an'
BORT a1s iprede er it6 Mrt GIT -
sem @ono Ser Sll1gmaidine uno
ipringt fopfiber 1T BEN 8eltralm
binein! @is iebt lit ser 1900 SUP
Sprung ftets gelungen, - u11o