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The New York herald., 1921-02-20
ARMY SQUEEZES
VICTORY FROM UNION
West Point Five Plays an Ag-
9.ressive Game and Wins,
80 to 30.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HBSALp.
WEST POINT. n. Y, Feb. 19.-Army
won close game of basketball to-day
from Union. The final score read:
Army. 80; Union. 90. At half time the
Army led IS to "a. but Union took the
lead several times throughout the final
period.
The West Pointers displayed a much
improved form to-day. but some smooth
ness was lacking in their passing and
floor work. On baskets from the field
Union made twelve, while the Army got
eleven. The game was fast and the play
&c beth .eams aggressive bat clean.
Vichules starred with sensational shots
from far down the court. The lineup:
Army Union.
Vichules .... Left forward. ...... BruckeT
French. ..,..... Right forward. ..... Simmons
Dabezies. mann. Centre. .......... .Getman
Pfelffer. Left guard ....... .Rinaldi
Kessler. ....... Right guard. 49,. karngut
Score-Army, 80: Union. 80. Goals from
field-French, 3 Vichues. 8; Dabezies, 2;
Pfeiffer, Smythe Kessler. Brucker, .; SIM
mons. Di ohan. Wilbur. 3; Jones. Getlnan,
3; Karngut. Goals from fou---French, out
of 10; BrucSer. 6 out of IS. Substitution
Army. Bonnet for French. Smythe for Pfeif-
fer: Union. Wilbur for Simmons, Drohan for
Cietman, Jones 70. Drohan, Getman for
Jones' Time of halves-rwenty minutes.
Referee-Ed Thorpe, De La Sale. Umpire
Howard Cam, n. Y. U.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

90 Foxterrier Club CPhiladelphis) March
eb,g5 Vsilsy ~ sto I MarS M
20, Onondago Kennel Association: May II,
Wynnewood Kennel Club April 10. san
Antonio Kennel Club; March -, English
Setter Club.
FIELD TRIALS
October 81 and 20. New Jersey Beagle
Club: March 2s. English Setter Club OF
America; October 10 and -, Empire Beagle
Club.
The Collie Club of America at its an
nual meeting last week showed that the
organization is in a most fiourishing
condition The secretary reported the
addition of sixteen members during the
year against one resignation. leaving a
total membership of eighty in good
standing. The officers elected were: T.
r. Norris, president Genevieve Torrey.
secretary. and Mrs Frank Collins, treas
urer. On account of their great friend
ship for the Collie, c. III. Mason and
Frank F. Dole were elected honorary
life members of the club and so were
also four oldtime English fanciers. They
are r. L. Lord. Robert TAFT. Hugo Aims
cough and c. II. Wheeler.
The Chow Chow Club of America.
which held its annual meeting on Thurs
cay at the Prince George Hotel, shows
AN increase OF membership. The fol-
lowing are its new officers President.
Mrs. James Speyer; presidents,
Mrs. Adnah Neyhart, Mrs. David Wag-
staff and Mrs. e. l.. GARRISON secre-
tary-treasurer, DR.. Henry Jarrett;
board OF governors, Mrs Adnah Ney-
hart, Miss Edna l.. Thomas. Mr.. Edwin
Booth. Dr. Il. II. Barendschon and Mr..
John p. Midget; delegate to the Amer
lean Kennel Club, Mrs. John L. Adams.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
EASY FOR XAVIER PREP

The basketball team of Xavier Prep
gained an easy victory yesterday, when
1t defeated the st. Regis School quintet
on Xavier's court The score was 43 to
20. Xavier rolled up II point ad-
vantage in the opening period The first
half ended 20 to 5 in favor of the win
ming team. The lineup:
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
ing Qualify for ANrd Kennel Shous

the foul line, while Langton Gagged five
field goals. Kenny. Knapp and Krachr
also played well for De La Sale. The
lineup;
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

AZ the American Kennel Clubs regular
meeting tho following clubs were elected
70 active membership San Antonio Ken
mel club and the Germantown Cricket
Club Kennel Association
The following clubs were automatl-
callv drorpad according to the by-laNs
OF the a. X. G. for non-paymcnt Of dues
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
KENNELS.

ZGAzzfe4- -Ee,,s4e,> bife5-
JT zoneIp -oy- dlie i,7 seAsoJ1 :soo1
Describe 9uit~- Jzo SA,1cy price,
@ " GINoziet - JRad1Sosi, Indiana.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
AUTOMOBILES F0a nEET.

For Hire-passengcr Cars.
IIUrScN-fatest super limousine. heated.
monthly hourly. references. MILTON
HORN, bryant 1920.
PACKARD twin ak town car. late 1919
model first class condition mcchanicalis
newly upholstered and rcpaintcd for rent
By month to private family only. Phone 9lat
schuyler
PACKARD TWIN SfXES fot mre. perfect
Service reasonable rates g. " a. y.
WILL1AMsON. 204 W. t3d Bryant i2to-iia1.
PACKARD twin u. hilou-lu', ior r.n uour-
da.; Westinghouse Aho NJ Hb orbers ISL
West EDd AZ. Te. so-o Columbus.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

At the annual meeting of the Ameri-
can Spaniel Club the following were
elected TO membership Of the executive
committee for the ensuing year: George
Greer, Gouverneur Cadwalader. j. Rob-
inson Beard. G. +. Nelson. Townsend
Scudder, Mrs Haley Fislle, Howard Will
let's Rowland p. Keasbey and j. Macy
Willets.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

The Elm City Kennel Club Of New
Haven has announced its annual show
for March % and it will be staged in
the Music Hall on Court street. The
exhibit will consist of a full list of the
prevailing breeds, and in the way Of
encouragement large number of nand-
some trophies and a liberal list of cash
prizes have been offered. the former to
be won outright. The judges already
have been appointed. among them three
women. They are Mrs. Charles r.
Waterhouse, Jr.. of New Haven, for
Pomeranians; Mrs. William L. Fitzger-
aid of Flushing. L. L., for elbows. ana
Mrs G. Davis Tainter of White Plains.
y. Y. for badger dogs.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
Automobiles Wanted.

Auto Truck, ~ 20 tons Vsricd
IN EXCHANGE FOR SHADi- -nEfss
TREES FOR SALE. Send list OF
YOUR wants for quota Ions 10
Wm. Hamilton, ~ lrvington av.,Ellzabeth, M.
CADILLAC runaboui wanted. 1919 ~i1-ts for
cash immediately. by private custom
Room =, % W. 6ith 81 Columbus s4st
IIjsRCE-AnRow vHntcd--3s II. .. Pierce
Arrow touring car, 1919 or 1911. state
lowest cash price. Il 35a. Herald. Herald 80.
SPOr cash paid for all automobiles. Bring
cars 20 BROWNS. I'd av., cor. iith Ell,
E Y. q. StuyVeaani wa
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
Garages,
Automobile Boh'cs
Autcnioslie Instructlos.

AUTO INSTRUCTION..
4 and weeks courses for
Owners, Chauffeurs, Mechanics, Statesmen.
west SIDE Y. NJ. g. A..
30i West 51ti ct. New York.
Get booklet and pass Special ladies' classes.
RIsPhfR1SC; AND DRIVING taught shor.
time; license guaranteed. ladies classe4
also Ford lessons AMERICAN AUTO
SCHOOL, 7.6 Lexington tJ',.,, iiA
40iG
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

WANTEp-To buy Persian cat. female, six
10 ten months old orange, silver or smoked
gray color G1i Herald. $50 broadway
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-03-24

James Rogers is a Topeka visitor
this week.
Phillip Hansen transacted business
in Hays Monday.
Miss Marie Gregg visited with Mrs.
Mary Marquand.
Miss Thurby Ridgway spent the
week end at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ridgway were
Ellis shoppers Tuesday.
John Clark and family visited Will
C1ark's in Hays Sunday
Mrs. Flora Icely is having her
kitchen papered this week.
Prairie Knoll school is closed for the
present on account of small pox-
James and Irwin Icely spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Nelse Hendrix.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay CahaiI took Sun
day dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Hurr.
John Mcconnell has been doing
some carpenter work for S. Powers
this week
The construction of the oil plant is
now under way and viii soon be ready
for business.
/ Rev Fry was in Ogallah looking up
church matters and calling on the
members Tuesday.
Verne Harvey and Lee Marquand
are hauling sand for the Home OH
! Company this week.
"For contract work see Jim Icely
and Guy Marquand' but don't ask
| them to leave town.
| Mrs Chas- Marquand and children
| are here from Colorado Springs, visit
/ ing relatives this week
The new picture machine was in
| stalled Friday and we now have a
| number one machine.
Alec McNaughton and Louise and
Grace Ridgway were WaKeeney visi-
| tors Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Shu1er's son, Thomas
| is reported as having the small pox
and they are under quarantine
i Jay Caha1 made trip over on the
| Saline Wednesday with the truck to
bring in a load of wheat for Frank
i Eaton
Edith Laughlin, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Will Laughlin was operated
on for appendicitis Monday and is re
ported as getting along well as
= could be expected
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-03-24

Mrs. Ne1se Hendrix was an Ellis
visitor Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Hall and little
son and Gale Reade> ate goose dinner
at the home of Goldie CoIeman's Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Reeves and
family and Mrs. Rose Reade and
daughter, Ia, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs Robert Wheeler
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Samuels and
family have moved in the new house
Just completed by S. Powers and win
do the farming for Mr.. Powers this
summer.
Misses Sadie and la Reade enter
tanned number of young folks at
their home Friday evening, March 1S,
in honor of Earl Cruson's birthday.
The evening was spent in playing
'.Rook" and other games Refresh
| ments were served at a late hour and
all departed wishing Earl many more
happy birthdays.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-03-24

Mrs Marion Marquand visited Mon
day with Mrs. Mary Marquand-
Anyone having books from the
travelling library viii please return
them as they have to be sent in this
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brent Marquand, Mrs
L. L. Wurst and family, John Richards
and Miss Norma Landers called OF
Geo. Marquand Sunday.
Mrs s. J. c. HICKMAN and daugh-
ter, Alma, brought Mrs. E. A Coun-
tryman down to Ogallah after an ex-
tended visit with friends near and in
WaKeeney. She viii stay with her
daughter, Mrs. Hattie Lindberg, until
they leave for the west.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-03-24
vODA

A. G. Schwanbeck is in Kansas City
this week.
Harold Austin is working for Mrs
Ralph Kristof.
Mrs. V. Malinowsky had another
attack of her sickness Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Owens spent Mon
day evening at Mrs. R. Kristof's-
The measles, pink eye and scarlet
fever still clings to a good many ia
this burg.
David Owens, Harold Austin and
Lawrence Krhut spent Saturday and
Sunday in Hays.
P. A. Lynch made a business trip
to Quinter and Grinnell the forepart
of the week.
Fishing and planting spuds seems
the chief occupation of some people
now days
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-03-24
EPWORTH LEAGUE SUNRISE
EASTER SERVICE

$50 a, MN. E. CHURCH
Song -EEGreet the Day.
Ten Young Ladies
Scripture Lesson Hester IceIy
Response by Audience
Recitation-E 1.-THE First Robin"
Edwin Cook
Recitation--"An Easter Dream"
Evelyn Lindburg
Easter
Mr.. Roy Blaze1y
Song "Signs of Spring
Junior League Girls
Recitation- Emusic Tine
Don Blakely
Recitation----s'D ay~of Little Things
Basil Shackleford
Piona and Violin
MrsN N. A. Cook, James Icely
-tsChrist Arose.
c. B. IceIy
Recitation----ET Easter Angel
Myron Marquand
Song-------s'S ong of Springtime''
Junior League Boys and Girls
Recitation-
Zoe Cook
Easter Offering
Congregation
Benediction
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-03-24
ALONG THE SMOKY

Ralph McKinzie is on the sick list
John Backstrom was a caller at Wa
Keeney one day last week
Ernest Turner and family was at
WaKeeney day the past week.
Estow Joseph is using his tractor to
break prairie for the Smith brothers
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pugh drove to
WaKeeney and back Saturday even
ng.
W E VanWinkle and family, of
Ransom, visited Sunday at Ralph Nc
Kinzie's-
Alex Ries and wife went to Baz;ne
Monday to attend the funeral OF
relative.
John Norcross and Jack Nicholson,
of Ellis, was out on the river one day
last week
J. NJ. Hoobler moved to hs own
farm last week Jake is going to try
farming again.
Geo. Stieben and two sons visited
at McCracken and Alexander Friday
and Saturday.
Several from the Smoky attended
services at the German Lutheran
church Sunday.
Jesse Edwards was gathering up
the township road tools Monday pre-
pairing to do some muCh n0Gded road
work
T. H. Watson is expecting to go to
Hays this week to the hospital where
he is to be doctored for stomach
| trouble
| F. A. Philbrick, of WaKeeney, is
| foreman in charge of the crew who
| are putting in the river bridge at the
| Pugh crossing.
| Miss Jessie Sutherland left for her
home at Kansas City Saturday even
| ing after two months visit with her
sister, Mrs. F. W. Pugh.
| Mrs. w. H. Brown, of the Golden
Belt Hotel, has returned from two
| weeks business and pleasure trip at
Joplin, Mo, and Kansas City.
Mrs. Earl Epperson and son Har-
| old, of Poca tello, Idaho, stopped of
| a few days last week to visit with
Mrs. w. H. Brown, of the Golden
Belt Hotel.
Quite a crowd gathered at Ralph
| McKinzie's Sunday to witness the
| broncho riding. John Hays was chief
| broncho buster and he rides them go
ing and coming.
Quite a few riverites attended tEe
picture show and dance at Brownel
Thursday evening and the dance al
Sam Likes Saturday night. A Jolly
good time was reported at both
places
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-03-24

For Sale-Broke and unbroke
mules. For particulars see Frank
Clark, Ogallah. adv 52-4t.
Miss Bessie Tawney, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. H II. Tawney was op-
Grated On at the Hays hospital Mon
day for appendicitis. At the last re-
port she was getting along nicely.
McCONNELL'S CASH GROCERY
STORE
All goods fresh. Call and See Us.
Well treat you right.
w A. MCCONNELL
OgaHah, Kansas
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-03-24

Lost-Boy's gray coat Please re
turn to this Office. 1tp.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-03-24

Mr.. and Mrs. R. Owens, Mrs. Geo
Kristof and Charles spent Thursday
evening with Mrs. Krhut-
The World regrets that it is unable
to make any kind of a report on the
railroad proposition which was men
toned in the last issue of The World
and of the meeting which was to have
been held at Cove City last Monday.
We had made arrangements to at
tend the meeting but was unable to
carry them out, hence, we are unable
to make a report. We understand the
proposition did not strike a very fav-
orable chord with the people at Cove.
They are not in favor of the narrow
guage idea.
Pure home made lard at Bakers
Wanted-6 Shoa NJ. Braun,
WaKeeney- tip
Mr. and Mrs. Will Caskey and Roy
We're Ellis visitors Saturday.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-11
A1tf nrr 1lmrht t1nr nrm $nn-
mPnalrahl.
&lanberei bon Suite Solomie5.
Ylaaoerei BON Sulie Solomie5.

yeiat alein Die @eitaurants uno ote
Gafes manbern aus Dem umirie5cteu
&aum Dor Die Sir outs 5traBen-
pflalter. Ser Stalienerin ideint es
redt, Suit uno Sdmer5 Sen Nad-
barn gu praientieren, unb es lit be-
fannt, mte iib in mallhen Staoten
Suoitaliens oas intimlte Gamtlien.
leben auf Der @aiie abipielt. Nu@
oas gauge geiellidoitlide 2eben
ideint oapon beeinfluBt: 3wangloie
8eiube gu MAIDEN, lit gegen Ole
&onpention, lit al,dj 11id)t ratiam
oeun man ourfte sic Saltsfrau in
eiuem redt mangelbaiten &oltiim
ontreffen, oas nl1r 6ltr6 oas Ddm-
merlidt binter SEN tagsiiber 6er>
abgelaiienen Salpuiien mil6e bci60.
nigt miro. Die Signora mirft iid
crit in ibren Staat, me11n sic Son.
ne untergebt. 9ann 5iebt iie audi
Ste 8orbange ouf uno begibt iib auf
sic langiam a1sfiiblenoen @aiien,
in 6enen lie Nadybarn nn0 8efannte
trifft, un6 in bener1 es iurrt un6
tlinst. 4ber mebr nod als sic
mauerumitan6enen StraBen ser
5taot 5iebt 6ie BON &ibe @eplags
ten 6as @aiier an. Meer, GluB uno
See lit miqfommene Mbfiblung uno
M6lenfung. 8enn n1at1 ibon ge.
miiien 5uoieeiniulanern nidt nod.
abmen fam, sic wabren6 ser mar>
men Sabres5eit etpa flint St1noen
taglid i'm @alier 3ubringen, 10
iudt man oo4, lolange es ungebt,
in DEM naiien Clement a%l1s5ubalten.
@s gibt ni6t leidt etmos 10 Man-
nigfaltiges mie 6as Stran6leben;
Die neutrality-suspicious. Matiirlidfeit
un0 sic 3agbafteite l1eberfultltr
idltebt es Elm. MM sic 6erben Sop.
pereien, nit 6enen iid sic Dorf-
iungen 6ie iommerlide &urameil
pur3en, Die aben6ltGen Stretf3iige
ser 8uriden> tpenrt tie 6te baoen0en
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-11

Goilette bon auerlci bi5arreu
Sbmudltudeu bebelfen, iino audi
Die toitbaren 9toffe Der oerieinerter
&alien oes Srients i'm Ingeii6t. Der
Sonne eroadt u11O geldaffen NOR.
Den. Mu sic fublenoe, mei6e Set6e
uuo Die ipinnmeboiinnen. @a5e9ewe.
be iino eine @eperen3 ,poribren Slut
blicfen. Die Sauier ser begiiterten
Orielntalen pflegen @elndder fit ben
5omnler un0 sen 8inter gu ent-
balten; lie uab Der Sabres5eit, wer.
ben Die nad Noroen ober 5Moen
gelegenen &auule, Die in ibrer 8al1.
art ibrem 3med entipreheno einge.
rihtet lino> benllbt. Ser '6of, oie
o%iienen @llerien, Die Da9teralie,
alles lino 3ufludtsorte Dor ser Ser.
folgsrin Sibe. Die Iraber NIT if.
ren NolnuOeninitinften balten lid
nidt et1mal an cine &aumbeittm-
muua. Sic 5ieben, lie nadoem es
ibnen oie Come gebietet> pom Sci.
ler bis aufs Dab, un6 ser @er5idt
auf @ebraudsm0bel erleidtert it,
men oieie @eflo9enbeit. Sic Sdui-
tel, Sic ibnen Den gBtiid eriebt,
tam iberaQ OUT Den 8oben geIteut,
Gefen uno Slider tonner iberau
altsgebre!tet meroen. Mber nidt
nur I'M @auie ielbit lit Die Come
Ste mittelbare @ebieterin, aud 0as
5trubenbilb miro bon ibrem Bir.
fen mebr ODER meniger beltimmt.
Die engen @aiien, in oenen Die ge<
geniiberliegenoen @ebduoe einanoer
Sbatten lpenoen, ooer oie quo
oratiit,en, biittenartigen unteridlyp.
fe in primittuen @egenoe11 reoen 3D.
Don. SSn eintgen Orten mieoer iin6
Die @alien gum 5dube gegen Die
SonnenItrablen nit Matten Iber.
6edt, IL Dab bic 8emobner Don tie.
tenn Salbolmfd umiponne1 limo.
81 Den mariner, 91n6ern euro.
pas pflegt Die Sise oie &duIer 3u
leeren uno Ole @aien 81 fii0en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-11
%Sopontldler @4irm.

Maoden iiberlilten ulodten, Bis gu
Den fofetten San6eleien ser Mon6a.
men, 6eren 8aoefoltiim moatelange
9earbeitungen pom 9@neioer nottg
madte. So miro oenn freilid Ser
3med elm biBden oergelien, un0
eine A6fublung lit gar nidt in1n1er
erwinidt. uno wenn ebenio Der
5tranoforb ni9t imn1er gum s56ub
gegen Come un0 8ino gebrau6t
miro, 10 lit er 6o9 ousi@liebli4
oespegen eroadt mor6en.
Das idiiten6e Da6 ser &utte
ooer oes Sauies fat wobl i6on
fritz 6ie Mnregung fir Ben Son>
nenldirm gegeben. 9enn eigentlid
lit er ia ridts meiter als Elm pro,
btioriides, leidt transportierbores
Dad. @us uripringlihen Sormel1
fam man oaS redt 'erfennen. @us
ser mentg %gep0l6ten Shuboede 6es
erie6ti6en Sdirms NIT Sem iaulen.
arttgtn, fapiteugeidmIdten Stab,
wte aus 6em primttioeren, frets.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-11
MooebiIo aus bent Sabre 1910.

DIET, neil er ser &ofetterie 11idt 10
freunoli@ entgegenfam. 3abuoS iin6
6ie 2tlten, nit oenen man ser SiBe
bei5ufon1men iltdt. Das. Grinfen
bon gismaiier un6- anoern falten
@etranfen lit Elm ebeniobtel at1ge-
wat1otes~ mie probIematiides Mittel,
oem man belon6ers in Mmerifa bull
0igt uno nit 6em mdn iid sort audi
griin6li6 Sen Mogen oeroirbt.
Muf Sen Sdub ser Sda6eloede
nebmen Sic acknowledgment am mei.
item 8eoa6t, tpenn iie ii6 metermeiS
o%ngefe1dteten S%ei6enitof um sic
Stirn minoen, uber ser ser 5dub-
belm aus Sort auBer0em nod lei-
t1en 9ienlt tut. 9aS bette @@ub-
mittel geget sic plagen6e @drnle
baben a%leroings sic Srientalen u11o
Die Sii0lan6er in ser unermeBliben
Sanlbeit .gefun6en, Sic ibnen CUR
lieben @emobnbeit muroe. Scr len.
genoe Strabl 6er Come IaBt ii9
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-11

S1pfereien.
eifern. uno mie berrli6 fins oob
oieie Meiltermerfe 6eS MittelolterS
1T ibren ielten lbonen Sarbenipir.
fungen, ei1t @enub fir Sic @eiltder
-alter Moldce11 ul1o mollriid,er Nas
III tic.
Sntereiiant lit es, in Der orientaIi-
fden 2iteratltr SIT perfolgen, lpelte
Goue 6as T0pferbanoperf I'M Soeen.
gang Ser Srientalen ipielt. Omar
&bajiam> iener groBe 9idter Yer,
liers, beranidauli6t Die gan5e Sra.
git Ser @erganglidfeit oes menid.
li6en @eiens in Dem darafteriiti-
ihen 9iloe 0es S0pfers> Ser aus
Ser Groe begrobcner @eihledter iei,
ne berganglide @are formt. 60 tit
6ieie entltanoen aus Dem aus Ger
gr0e gei6affenen uno tpieoer our
Gr0e getuor0enen 2eben6en; in i9rer
3erbredlidfeit ober mie6erum elm
@innbil6 oer 8ergdnglidfett.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-11

8infel lie9t Setuan, cine @ta0t BON
elga1tumli9em &ei5, bon ltt1per.
Z glei6lider 9dDnbeit, u1lpeit 6es
Mitteudn0ii1en Weeres, liiolih Dor,
Geutu.
Muf Sen terraiienf6rmig- anItei,
gen0en @iigeln baut lid Setuan
auf, ii6 in blen0en0er 8eibe berr.
lid obbebeno bon 0ern tiefen G:n-
tel ser I'M @%intergrunoe biz 81 6e-
lbneiten 90ben al,frage11oe1 9erge.
@obl fouln fanl1 ein Elot ei1
fir 9eaturidonbeiten empfanglibeS
4uge mebr fefieln al5 oieies Setlsm1
nit ietnen Surmen uno Minaretten,
gefr0nt bon Scr often maieltatijdeu
Te1te, ntngeben bon Derrliden Sir,
ten, @ieien un0 Bergen; 0as @on5e
Don luu10erboller Heinheit Ser ST.
nie11 u116 berl1bigen6er @urmonie.
uno Sic e 5ta0t NIT ibrer fiinI
Sobrbun0erte olten &l1ltur meiit fir
morpffaniibe @erbaltniiie eryiebi.
gen 9anosl l1llO tat1ge Snollltr1e
al1f.
l1ntr sen Mrbeiten Ser gingebo,
re11en per6ient neben Der @ebereh
Sen 2e6er= unb 5tuffatl1rarbeiten
sic S0pferei beionoere 8eadtung.
9idt BET Scr Sta0t liegen @ruben
nit etpo flint Meter boben |teilen
@dn0en. SSn Sen lebteren iin0 BOZ
lenauige 8ertiefungen bon geralt>
migen 9imenl ionen.
limo aue5 lit gebil0et aus Ser
feu9ten Ioreroe. SSn Sen gi1blfd-
tungen arbeitcn Sic Gon6reber al
ibrer G0pferideibe. Sm 9o0en lit
ein Sod gegraben 6as oem am
&an6e lite11oen Mrbeiter geraoe
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-11
Mo6ebilb aus DEM Sabre 1920.

6al6 mieoer an feline Bflidt erinnert.
Die- 8ewo6ner Ser gang beiBe1
2an0er ideinen ubrigens teilweile
gegen 6ie 8arme gefeit 5u ieiu. Sour
10 lit es erfldrlid, Dab tie es mand-
nal in &leioungsltude11 ausbalteu;
oie fir oas &lima ga115 urgeeignet
iin0, wte be%iipielSweiie einige IN,
oilae &egimenter Ser englii6en &o-
lonien, 6ie breite mouene 8in0en Inn
Den 2et6 tragen. 9ie lebloien Dinge
Dor Ser @immirfung ser @dr111e gu
i6iiben, erfano mani 3lpedmaBige
&ublanlagen, sic 10 p%ielfaltig uuo
begebrt fin6, 6aB tire @erIteaung
cine groBe Snouitrie in ii6 idIiebt.
Die Sransporte mander 2e6engulit-
tel per6en crit 6l,r6 6iele Mnlageln
ermogli6t, uno lie baben gemib 6a5u
b%eigetrage11, unire 2urusanlpriide
I'M ein gang 8etradtli6es in Die
Sobe gu 16rauben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-11

SIN algemeinen iino sic 2eiitun.
gen altf 6em @ebiete ser Sopferet
re6t erfrculi@. @eionoere @eo9tltug
per0ient aber oie @erltellllng Der
fleiren farbigen Sontdfelden, Die
fir Die 900 aifbeflei0l1ng oer SUB.
b00en nn0 Ser ltntereu Setle oer
8dnoe benubt tperoett.
Gie Gurme ser alien Moi1een
meilel1 baufig 6erartige Mrbett auf
un0 befun6en Sic Gauerbaftigfeit
bon Son, @ron0 uno Garbe.
Sic gan5e Seu6en5 ser 5ur5eit
ausgefubrten Mr6eiten neigt mebr
gum praftti9en @ebrau6 bin. geur
perein5elt nod finoet man geriude,
Ser altberibmten ipaniid-arabiihen
M%eaiolifa- ltnO Sapencefltn}t nod)5u'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-11
Snoiiber @@irm.

run0eu inoiiden sdirm> ser trok
oeS leidten 8ambusmaterials 10
i6werfaaig lit, 0aB CT einen re9t
fraftigen Trager braudt. Sm ipa.
teren europa bat ser Sonnenlhirm
in ieiner innneren &onitruftion noe.
mig @an6lunger eriabren. Gin me-
mig gr0ber, ein menig fleiner, Elm
menig g%epol6ter, Elm wenig flader
uiellei6t lit er 0ob biz gum 6eu.
tigen Gage 0erielbe geblteben. Nur
ser 6rolltge @rider6oder nit ieinem
oeriteu6aren S9irmoa6 MIDI Elm noe.
mig BON oem %gemobnten Shema ab.
Der 5onnen1dirm> trob ieiner ele>
ga1tten Musi@mudung, lpar imrter
mebr Elm M~ubobieBt als ser So