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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
PEGGY JOYCE
TELLS REPORTER.
HER ROMANCE.
Bares Intimate Details of
MiIlionaire's WOOing-FOr-
tune Hers for "a Smile
BIGANIY IS DENIED

CHICAGO. May 25.-The orange bios
som romance Of Peggy Hopkins Joyce,
thrice married actress, and James stan
Lev joyce. millionaire lumber king, was
<bared in al its settings of spendthrftt
rold gIittering diamonds and half
hearted love in an interview made pub
lie today.
The stage star described, with twin
king eyes her honeymoon trip to Miami,
Fla. where Joyce lavished jewels, gold
and fabulous gifts upon her. She told.
with quiverfng lips. how she had traded
eight mintes Of her favor to Joyce for a
S100.0 900 diamond.
RICHES JUST
FOR A SMILE.
She admitted that Joyce had insured
himself for $4,000 in her favor and be
oueathed her 81, 100000 in his will-mere-
" to win & smile from her. She told also,
in lurid details, how Joyce had lost
10000 pounds 10 British confidence men
in a wire tapping" game.
The interview, obtained by Leroy Hen
nessey, abounds with sensationalism.
The actress also revealed for the first
time a hitherto unheard-Of divorce
granted her from her first husband IN
Denver in May, 1912, which she says
bursts the bubble Of Joyee's charges Of
bigamy.
Peggy was ushered into her interview
er's presence, wearing the circle of dia-
mond and a bewildering circle Of dta-
monds and emeralds-
She was carmined, but cc9l, except for
the CLOWN gtip OF a cigarette. She was
bIue-eyed but curious, with just trace
of hysteria. Tears seemed to lurk be-
hind her eyes as she talked.
1T is said you married Hopkins, your
second husband, at Bel Aire. Nd, Sept /,
1912 while not divorced from Everette !.
Archibald, a Denver clubman whom you
married at Salt Lake City, May Is, 1910,
she was informed.
Peggy hurried to a desk and returned
with a document which told OF a divorce
granted her by Judge Carlton NJ. Bliss
in Denver, May 5, 1912. The charge was
r desertion.
FIRST MARRIAGE
JUST A KIDS TRICK"
There. that proves I'm a bigmist." :"
said Peggy. Besides that first affair
was silly, just a couple of kids who
ran away to get married. I was only II,
but I told the license clerk 19-had to
hb to him, you know, to get tke license.
That was nothing-just a kids tricA."
"Is # not a fact that Joyce made viii
in your favor at the St Regis Hotel,
New York, just before you sailed 10
Europe in Nay, 1920. in which you were
bequesthed s1.4O0,OOO in case Of his
deathi - she was asked.
Not at my request" replied Peggy.
HE did tell me he made out a VIII at
the st. Regis and said he was leaving
me quite a bit OF money.
Il asked him II he expected to get
killed on our trip abroad. He said no,
but that accidents would happen. OF
course, women and children are first In
the lifeboats If the ship sinks. but he'd
be there, too, before they pulled away
from the wreck.
why should I worry about his leav-
ing me any money in q will He was
giving me all I could spend at the time
(COntinued on Page Eleyen-)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
Head Examiner Goes
to La Porte for Quiz

Jesse z. Esehbach. chief examiner or
the state board OF accounts. went to La
Porte today to take charge or the in
vestigation OF the affairs or uhe officials
Of La Porte County, where Irregularities
in letting contracts are reported. He
was accompanied by A. l.. Donaldson,
an examiner.
The county commissioners and the
county surveyor resigned yesterday when
examiners OF the board OF accounts ap-
peared to investigate contracts Irregu-
larities amounting to $4,000 were found
in a previous examination.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
HIGHWAY BODIES
HOLD CONFERENCE
Discuss Erection of Bridge at
Vincennes.

Members Of the Illinois highway COM
mission met with the mebers of the IN
diana highway commission today to dis
euss the feasibility of the construction Of
a bridge over the Wabash River at Vim
eennes, the expenses of construction to be
borne by the two States and the Gov
ernment to cooperate in the work.
The commission also considered bids
submitted recently for crushed stone and
gravel to be used in the maintenance Of
roads. The gravel dealers have consented
to a slight reduction in prices but the
stone dealers have refused to consent to
a reduction.
A delegation from Perry County called
on the commission urging 1t to con-
slider the construction of a gravel road
through Tell City, Canelton, English and
Paolf.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
Fight With Cops After
Scrapping Over Girl

CHICAGO, May Pa general alarm
was sent out today for a wounded gun
man, who, with two companions. staged
sensational gun duel with police on
the west side early this morning. The
trio exchanged more than thirty shots
with three patrolmen, but escaped, drag
ging their wounded pal"
The battle followed a fist fight be-
tween the gunmen over a girl. Police
summoned to quiet the disturbance were
fired upon. They returned the fire.
man whose identity was kept secret
was arrested later as one Of the trio.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
7 KILLED IN
DUBLIN FIGHTS
Crown Forces and Sim Fein-
ers Battle-Many Prisoners
Are Taken.

DUBLIN, May p q p. m.)-Seven per
sons were killed, including two black
and tan policemen, and more than
twenty persons were wounded in fghtin 2
between crown forces ad Sim Feiers In
Dublin today. Many prisoners were
taken by the crown forces
Three attacks with bombs were
made from ambush on military au-
tomObiles in the streets OF this
city during the night Soldiers fired on
the assaiiants and some of them were
seen to fall. A number of civilians were
wounded. including the sacrIstan of the
Jesuit church and a physician.
A detachment OF police was ambushed
near DungannOn. In the fighting that
followed one republican was wounded
and three others were captured.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
WORK FOR NAVY
BILL AS @. KID
Senate Leaders Seek Passage
as Reported by Com
mittee.

WASHINGTON. May 25-with Repub-
lican insurgents beaten on important
items of increase, Republican leaders in
the Senate today hoped to put through
their naval bill as the Naval Affairs
Committee reported it. They were con-
fident that "a another roll call the
81, 10000 for the Alameda (Cal) naval
base would be restored. Much work has
been done among the insurgent Repub
licans to convince they did wrong IN
voting against this project.
The insurgent movement. however, ilas
not collapsed in spite OF the fact that
regular leaders were able yesterday to
force through the increase in Navy per
sOnnel from the 100000 fixed by the
House to 10000 at an added annual cost
in pay Of more than $4,000, 0O0
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
Copper Mistakes Man
and Kills Salesman

CHICAGO. May ga pollceman's
mistake cost the life Of John Gooney. a
salesman. here early today.
patrolman Thomas Egan who was
guarding the home Of Police Chief F'itz-
norris shot aud killed Gooney who was
in an auto.
The patrolman mistook Gooney for a
bandit
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
Approve Decree of
Motor Firms Sale

The decree Of the sale Of all properties
Of the Maxwell Motor Car Company and
the Chalmers Motor Car Company, to
Waiter P. Chrysler and Harry Bronner
for S1O.915.1OO, was approved by Judge
Frencis z. Baker. of the Circuit Court Of
Appeals. at Chicago, yesterday. Judge
Baker was acting for Judge Albert B.
Anderson. of the local Federal Court,
who has been i'll The decree makes the
final step toward the reorganization Of
the motor car companies.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
Boy! Will You Page
Young LOchinvar?

FULTON. Mo. May 25.-The wedding
Of G.. w. Duvall. Jr.. Kansas City. and
Miss Zaida Sherman. Oklahoma City. was
frustrated early today when unidentified
parties kidnapped and whlsked Miss Sher-
man away In high powered automobile,
DuvaH gave pursuit. but his car broke
down.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
ORDER POLES
TO CLOSE UP :
SILESIA FRONT
Allies Demand That Govern
ment Follow Example Set
by Germany.
BRAND WINNING OUT

PARIS, May 25.-The allies today de.
manded that the Polish government close
her Silesian frontier
In a note to Warsaw the allied council
of ambassadors pointed out that Ger
many has closed her frontier and de-
manded that Poland follow the example.
The council denied a request from Ber-
lin that the Germans be permitted to re-
claim anti-tank guns left in Upper 81
lesia
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
Doctors Halt Trip
Planned by Nine. Curie

PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 25.-The
trans continental trip Of Nine. Marie
Curie. co-dlscoverer Of radium. ended
here today when physicians advised her
to take a rest. Mms Curie will return TO
New York Friday and expects TO leave
afterwards for France.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
HOLD BODY FOR
IDENTIFICATION
Oklahoma Police Hold Trunk
Murder Clew.

SHAWNEE. Okla. May 25.--Chief of
Police Ira Simms is holding the body OF
George" Leroy here tedey for further
Identification, in the belief that It IL the
body Of Eugene Leroy, wanted at De
troit in connection with the famous trunk
murder mystery.
Leroy was killed here by a train last
Friday. His description closely tallies
with the missing Leroy or Fernandez of
Detroit. "par' who was with Leroy
when he was killed said he was an expert
mechanic and was ''beating his way"
south from st. Paul.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
Female Blue Beard
Is Taken in Custody

HONOLULU, May 25.-Mrs. Lydia
Southard, alleged feminine blue beard
was formally in charge OF Deputy Sheriff
V II Ormby, Twin Falls. Idaho. today
Ormsby viii take Miss Southsrd TO
Idaho to face trial on a charge of
poisoning four Of her five husbands and
her brother ln-law
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
[. C. C. Approves Loan
to Pennsylvania r. r.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-The Inter
state Commerce Commission today ap-
proved the application Of the Fennsyl-
vania Railroad Company for a Govern
ment loan of S5,700000 for fifteen years,
the loan to be used to enable the carrier
to meet maturing indebtedness.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
Prisoners Honor
JIGrist Who Gaze
Them yGiL Terms

WASHINGTON. May 25-At the
bier Of Judge Ashley NJ Gould. late
justice Of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia. is wreath
bearing the inscription, "A small
tribute from those in trouble In
whom Justice Ashley NJ Gould con
sistently displayed a just and help
full interest"
The wreath is q tribute from PSI
prisoners OF the District Of Columbia
jail. most Of whom were sentenced
by Judge Gould.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
Four Dead, One Hurt
in Plunge of Auto

HAZLETON, Pa, May 25-Four men
were killed and one badly hurt today
when an automobile left the road at Nc
Adoo, near here, and plunged thirty feet
down an embankment onto the tracks of
the Lehigh Valley Railroad.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
Mounted Cop Thrown
Off Horse; Breaks Arm

Groer Hinton, 1143 English avenue,
mounted police officer, was thrown from
his horse at State avenue and Orange
street. this morning, and suffered a
broken arm. He was taken to the city
hospital.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
If You Dm't Believe
1t, You Figure 1t Out

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, May 21.-If
the money spent sn VigO County in
one year tor divorce suits was divided
into 81 Hills. ana pasted together. ir
would be forty times higher than the
Woolworth building in New York City.
There were 17S divorce suits filed
in three county courts in the last two
months, at an average of $50 per case.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
Puts Gem in Mouth;
SGUed From Bandits

ST. PAUL, May 25.-NIrs. Frank
Driscoll saved her 500 diamond
lavalliere by placing it in her mouth
when bandits held up her husband
early today and robbed him of S4OO
in cash and a $500 diamond ring.
The robbery took place as they were
entering their home. q
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
Pays Visit to Pope

ROME, May 25.-Bishop Rhode of
Green Bay, Wis., discussed affairs in his
diocese with the pope late yesterday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-25
WEATHER

Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
for the twenty-fOur hours ending Z p. IN,
May 26: Partly cloudy tonight and
Thursday; probably thunder showers;
n1t much change in temperature
HnETRT.V TENFpEp sTE-pE
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05
s6nlrat eripbaH 8ean.te.

S1 Der regelmdbisen @itaits bes
.96ulrats, 'absebalten am Mo1ttas
Nbe11b, mnrben folsenbe 8eanrte fur
bas fommenbe Sabr erpdblf: 8rdf=
bent, Alfreo Mneller;; @lerf, 9obn
9enle; 96akmeiiter, $. 6aabe. Ms
;&on1itee fir G5ebdube unbi @upp@ies
tpuroen Sobn Senfe uno IS. p.
3i6unte er11annt; fiir 2ebrer, Or.
s. $. 48ogel unb Dr. s. IT,. STINT;
fir &ertbii6er nrb Snitruftiot1en,
German 6aabe nnb Dr. S.. $. Bo8el.
Die Stem ulm Mepiem tplrbe fir bas
fomnrenbe Sabr ols offt5iele8 Organ
beittmn1t. Sc unrbe ferner bei6lef=
ien 6eparatlren ant 9o6idul uno
am Gnerion @ebdube por5unebmen
l11lb Angebote fiir bieie Reparatnren
etnauforberrt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05
get 11la, ae'nneiota, iayjreag ben 5, augaf 1s21
,Sd,pere 8ra,,owunoett,

Trau 0ranf Bergre1 aus 9afapette
3o9 ii6 ant Sreitagna9mittqs llia1
etipa 3 l1br Rbr i@mer3bafte 8ranbz
tpunoen gu, als etn @a1olinofen, auf
wel6en1 Sie Sbft fo6te, pl6eli6. In
brobelrber @eile aufflam1nte. Gral1
8ergren perln6te ben Ofen btnau8 3tt
iperfe1l, tpobet lie an BEN 2Hmen, am
Sails unb inn: :@eii6t i6limme 8rano=
tpunoen erlitt. 9lerStli6e @tlfe tpuroe
9let6 berbeiserufen unb Die Batientin
gebt ser @enelung wteoer entgegen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05

Sntfalle bieS eei9iebt;; efo tpiro baa
8e9rdbntS am @nnntagna6mittao
UNI 1870 ubr POM 1rauerbda1R, 309
Suo 8roabmap, aus itattfinoen. Scr
geritorbene ap,lroe In 6airforl a11t 20.
Snnuar 1889 geboren ltnb bro6te
1etn Sitter benlnad) 1ur auf 10 Sabre,
8 Monate llnb 20 Iage.''l gfa9be1rl
er. eine1 Tet ieiner Sugeno bier perz
<lebt bate, no ct ba8 Drudergei6dft
erler11te, beeab er it6 tn 1916 1tad
Sarge, gf. g., tpoielbit .er in elmer
s3eitunssoruderet Nn{tellung fanb.
Dprt trat er au6 In 1917 fretmilis
IN ben 8n11beS Ostlitdrbtent Elm unb
tp1rbe Dem 164. 9forb Datotaer Snz
fanteriez zMesinent, Al. Dtpiiio1L 3uz
seteilt. 9ea6 fnr5en1 Nufentbalte IN
Camp Greene, g. g., eing eS mad
San1pfteab, M. g., nnb Camp Werz
rttt, sc. s., bon mo aus er na6 Sranfz
ret9 beorbert tpurbe. Oort truf ct
am Danfiasnngstag 1917 et4. 9lu=
fer bte ttefbetrlbte ,Mutter binterldBt
er ietnen in Winneapolis ipobnbaf aften
Bater. @en5el @aflner, ioinie Die fol-
ge1tben @el6miter: Nrtbnr. @a1lner
nnb Wtartf 8allner, Wetnneapolis, r1to
Granf, 2aprence, 9itoor uno SEQ, ba=
bet1n. 3
u ' 3iuei nahe 6anata.
2fpet 1peitere @Dlbaten1etden ft1b
in Brpnn Gountp |angelangt, UNI IN
Ser Setn1itatte, nabe SanSfu, beitattet
5l1 tperben..
Sobn Tborblonn Sobn ser Trau
@nttom Tboribon aus Conn Gate
Sarsfa, lieb lein .0ebe,1 allf einem
,@61a6tfetbe in Trantrei6, 1a6ben1 Ell
tetnent Baterla11be bereitS ein Sab1
lang qebient batte nnb ettpa Elm Monat
por SEM @affenitinfano. St trat
ais Mitelie6 bes erfen NnSgebobe11ens
iaontineentS BON 8rotpn 1Gonnth
am II. 5eptenber 1917 IN ben Bum
oeSzWeilitdrbienit et,t nao tpnroe al
ienem 3age na9 Camp Dodge Soma,
beoreert. 9pdter lpnrbe' er na6 Del
4. 1Dipilion periett unb na6 6ranf=
ret6 getdidt, ipo1elbt er bts gum IA
Oftober 1918 biente, al8 er betml Sc
fe@t III Der OHenfipe I'M Nrgo1trep=
iDalb eos aeben failen nrllbte. @etr
E8eg rabntS fa11h am @amStag nadnit=
tag bon Ser 2afe @anSfa &ir6e aus
iitatt. s.;
/ @lners @rotte lpurbe a1l @5o11ntal
BON Ser s9nbin Stride aus 51lri lekte1
@ube beitattet,s @r:par Elm Sebn eo1
|Serrn unb. Tran @no6 @rptte ans
f. (6ortfetune auf Der Z. @eite.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05
ed ,uimu= gget ttbe,perb.

81. S. g1eun1ann n1b 9bpnlas
Viaenber babe11 f6 afs Benerbr lei
ben @6mimmfonteiten eintrasen faia'
len, seel6e am fon,isstHbeH Sennfag,
e. .Nu9nft, int g1bite Bsarz@ Gee abse.
.halten fperben follfns Dte @ettte=
iperber miilien cine. 6trsde bon 8
Daeikn in1 @ailer 5nrnd1sseil unb ais
i. lBreisfiit EN- filkraer 9iehesbedkrl
auSaef9rieben ,porben err 0lell.y
mann lpirb iid an6 a1r6ent 8let93ei,
tia aGttfinbenben gan4lonteft eteitiis
aen. Sir boffeI1. babss bei6s siange
Dednner 8reiie erringtn meIist, acnlI
Jiie 1inb bic erfen getn Alnfer, lie jim,
an oerartigen &pnteiteni bettiiSea.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05

re1t 8eih6 abfatten nno fid bann
nod benz fioli6en galifornien be-
9eben no er poranS ii6tlih Sen tonzi
nenoen @tnter berleben piro. Stem
11lm' unb ieine @innDbners gefallen
s5errn Collins iiber ale Mabe1L ll1lo
5uet1n aes ibm irge1lbmie 11l1slid IT.,
10 ,pir6 er mad Stem l1lnt 3uradfebren
lnnt ieinen 2ebenSabenb bier 81 be-
|f6liebea.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05
Sabrli@e eyeier
i1t &nrbereitm1tg
9teies Sabr feiern bic Su1tior &tu=
Mere ben So. Sabrestas beS ST.
oianerfriegs nit &pnaert i'm Sur
mer Harf, SDnntag, ben 21.
Musuit. @pfmetiter 8apeae en=
gagirt.

Gorberettun9en flir Die Se1er bee
SO. sSabreStages be8 Snbianerau8=
brn6S ii1b bereits in oollem @an9e,
9ie biesiabrige Teier bei6rdnft iid
10 tpeit tpie Bic iett beitimmt 1T, aui
Elm 9omlnerna6tSfon5ert I'M 1urne1
Yarf @on11tagabe11b, BEN 81. Nu9uit.
sSeier in &dnben Der Suntur 3ipntere
DaS betreffenbe Gomitee bat be-
reits eine @ituns dbgebalten un6 iid)
babtr seetniet Die 9ofmetiter &apelle
3u ergagire1l gu etnem &on5ert pelz
DIES 9onntagabenb; 21. Nu8uit I'm
Turner Yart itattftnoen iptr0. Dic
glbSei9en bie an bteient Nbenb oerz
fauft tperbe1t I'M bic unfoiten bieier
{1eier 31 bede11, finb peri6teben In
iTarbe. Die Dtoniere befomn1en met
.be slbseisben; bie M5ei6en fur b}e
Suntor 8toniere it11b benblan llnb fit
beren beiiere ntdt Sunior Noniere
Gbebdlften, bell rot. Die Ab8ei9en
fiir Sic Sll1lior Htoneer SnntorS iinoo
bon 3ape1lber Garbe unb fiir bere1r
bellere. @bebalften. bie 1rtbf bier gez
boren >purben, golb9elb. 8of 1T bte
Tarbe fiir BEN all9e11tei1le1l @intrttt.
Das 9trrange,1,ertS &omitee beitebt
aus folae1,oen: Or. Sebn g. 8rofE
Sobn 8ader, gg. s. @ieiefe, Anton
2eibolo, Trau Suso 96lenoer, 6ran
IS. g. 8ercoe uub Srau 0t. s..
&ennebp. 's-' ',.4 T
Grite s@lad6t ant 10. Musuit, :.
Dab bie Snoianer itd) anf benz
&riegSpfob befanben, tpurben bic Stem
lllmer ant 18. Mueuft 9eipabr ais
biesbe3itgli6e 8ert6te bier etnltefen.
Ntan slaubte anfa,t9s ni6t an einen
alIgemeil1en Nufitanb, ionoern nabn
on, 6ab betrunfene Snotaner lt9 gu
Grcellen btnretben lieben.
Mm Morgen beS 18. Nuguit 1862
,par ei1e 91efrutirunsSseienib NIT
elmer Mulif &apelle nod Mlforb
'9efabren UNI 9fefruten on5umerben fiir
Sen Biirsertries. NlS iie bet 9enleS
Greet angelangt maren, tpuroe1t tie bonn
Sinterbalt iberf fallen lnb bret tpnroen
lofort getotet nnb ei1rer fpuroe t0tlt@
Deripu11oet. Die @efallenen lpuren
Sobn @6netber, SuliuS Tensfe nrl6
81. 0teberid. q. Stetnle erlag 1eiz
men 8unbe1 in Ser gfdbe bon 8elle
Blaine anf oen @eg na6 ct. Saul.
@tner nit Namen 9aupt perlor cites
ieiner Muge11.
Giele W2ilforoer ftelen an bieiem
Sage Sen Motbautei1 gum Spfer, Sn
Wilforb >purbe BON Ben Suntor Bto=
nieren Elm Derf1nQl errt6tet al1f nelz
dem Sic gtamen ,al1 berer angefitbrt
iinb, bte bamalS 1neu6ltng8 er1nor6et
tpurbe1.
I Dts erlte @6ta6t bel Stem lltm
ftel auf SEN 19. Mllguit. 91aA err
bittertem &f tpnroen bte 6ot=
|bdute bon ben Stem nlmern 3nritd=
oetrteben. &eine ansmdrtige Stlfe
itanb BEN Stem lltmer11 an bem Gag CUR
5eite. Dn 1d9ten Gag un6 Die
Gage barauf fam 9ilfe BON auSpdrts.
Die Manfato GonpaSnie nnter Capt.
8ierbauer fam am q. Nugaft, an
bem Sabrestos Ser bteSidbrisen 6eier.
bier an. Die Seier bdtte etgentft9
an benz Sabrestag Ser erften s6la6t
pbn Stem lllm, alio am 19. anguit
| fattfinben iollen, ba aber eine beiiere
8eteiltgnng am 9o1lntag 81 ertparten
LIT, 10 etnigte man it6 anf ben 2l,
lNmgu}t 3ur Abbaltung Ser Teier.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05

s8ronn Gountp 6air 3ur 9lusfennng
sll brilgen. Nnd iollen Ole perihiez
benen S&91aabe1t unb Md6den Clubs
I'M IN, Gountp aufsefu6t tpereert nm
lie furbie Bair 81, interelii ,@trei6t
l1on iett be 1ase INT Rafenser rot
an. banltt tbr nt4t barauf bergibt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-05

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