davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
BelbId,ranffnnder bel Der Nrben.

Cine M115nbl Ser gef1brliditea1
Geloldralrf- unb @edaftseinbreder
tpurbe IN Ser Seru1nleu1er 5traBe in
! Berlin anf friider Sat iberra1dt
un6 nnibdolih ger11nft. Der 8ad1-
ter zines groBe1 8eidaftsbauies in
ser Seruialelner straBe e1toedte I'M
pierter1 Gtoftperf ei11eat 2intfhein.
90 oieier I'M Die Nadt5eit 1atr bon
g%inbredern berribren fornte, be-
lao9ridtigte er cine 8atrolr1ue Der
arilninaIpoli5ei. Sic betrat 111auf-
fanig oie erIeud)teten &aume unb
Iob mcbrere Manner, bie lire &0de
abgelegt botte11 unb in eifriger So
tigfeit maren. 8abreno 5pei eir1en
@elo1branf gu ufnaden" Derfn9telL
traren ol1oere banit bei6aftigt, Die
9ede bonn pierte11 GUM britten Stod-
tperf, 5u ourhbobren, UNI al,6 Dem
BORT befuaoliden @eidaft nod eine1
9ciud ob5uitotten. als Die Gin
BREEDER iit e11toedt iabe1, grtffen tie
gu ibren @offen, idoiien auf Die
8eamte1l, Inn bann Mber bic 9d9er
5u entfliebel1. Tie 8ean1te11 5ogen
iett ebenfaus lire 9ie1ittpaffen, unb
es geIa1g linen, aue gerbreder gu
perbofte11. Mltber por5uelid aear=
beitetem gi11bred}ertDerf5eug beia=
BEN Tie 5triGe, Inn Damit ben @ad<
ter SIT f~eiielr, faus Tie bur6 i'm
iiberraldt morben pdrer, u11o
5trpfnin, INN etmaige 6l1noe GIT
pergiftel1. Sic gerbofteter, Sic
nnd) Dem Ser1iner YolI5eiprdlioinm
getraut lpuroel1, entpuppten lif) ols
lang gefl1dte Gerbreb Ell, Sic iid) IN
Ger @egenb bes 8ebbi11g 5%u1anunen-
fanben uao BON bort aus tire
Streif5ige 11nternab1uen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
Gin n~nterirbiider Gang s,,1
Sd]mnggein.

Noli5eibeomte11 III acnltal5 babe11
ci1e11 5peiten u1terioilhen Sang
entoedf, oer bic Grei15en Der
5ameis ua,o 9eutld)lal10 Derbil1=
set u11b bem Shmuggel bicnt. Ser
u1geleslihe &alloel i'll oel1tlfcll ul1o
oiterreihiifen golo- uno Silbcr=
mii11sen l1no in Narfpten 1ou fir Die
ganbe groBe 9rofite abgemorfe1
habc11, 6ie ent groBes aapitnl a11-
legte, I'M be11 Ga1ag Sit bauel1, Der
ourh einel1 Gren5nalo lal1ft. Gs
ipuroen mebrere &erlo1Is1 perboI=
tet. Ser er1te oerortige Tunnel, Der
e1toedt muroe, oie11te b%anptIud1i6
5a1r ltmgebllng Der 30ae ouf 2ebel1s=
mittel 11nb @are11.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
sotidlag NIT eincm 8esenihirm.

SIN Streit erid)loeen ,pnroe II,
Berlin fiir5lid Elm etmo SO Sabre
alter giann, oellen Gerlonlidfeii
niht feltgeltellt merDel1 fonnte. Ser
l1nbefannte geriet fur5 11ah Mitter=
nodt unter Sen 2inben, 5piihen
Ser @ilbelm= uno 5rieoriditrabe
NIT einem ibm fremoen Manne in
1Ss rtnehiel, Ser in 3atlidfeitell
arsartete. Sein 8egl,er periebte linn
nit Ser 6auit u1o Sem Gegeni6irm
lie mudltige Sdlage auf Sen &ppf,
oaB er bemuBtlos Sl1Inn1rnenbrod).
Ser 9elinnungslole mursc nod Ser
Rettungslteae in Der &r%onenItrabe
gebradt, mo n1a1 aber mir nod
Sen SOB feitIte1en fon11te. Ser geg=
11er ging oaDor, muroe aber Don Ilt=
aen5el1gen oes Gorfnnes perfoIgt.
feltge'1omme11 u1o unb Ser HoIi5ei
iihergeben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
Ser Stint aIs gerratrr.

@eId 1nertpole 1ieniie Ser Slim
Ser arin1inalbeborbe ~lciItcl1 for1l,
benefit folgenoe @eididte, Oie DOT
aur5em in Berlin p%ailiert lit. 9ab
ein Serr in Berlin on1 abenb eine
ilnge Game anlpridt, bari geuiB
oils l1idts MuBergemobnIides be-
5eihnet neroen; oud bab Elm 9err
cine Game III Safe einlabt, heseutet
feiale Seltenbcit. als Die 6ci0cn i'm
Gofe 5l1IammcniabanL bea1erfte Der
Serr, bab Sic iunge Game ei11ea1
Gbering trltg, uno oieie gntoefl,ng
peraalabte ibn gu Ser Sen1ersu11g,
baB er audy iolfe &inge BEL it'd
babe, u11b rittis bolte er aus ber
@eitentaIde 5pei SINCE bernor, Die
ct I'M SGer5 ser jprgen Game an
bie Sal1o 7tedte. Sic pabtcn outs
geseihnet, uno 5spar 10 aslsge5eid-
net, oaB Bic Game BEN @errn Bot,
Die &inge BIS gum Ibihieo an Ser
@ano bcbalten gu oiirfen. Ga,tn iub=
rcll belize big gum Nleranoerplab,
no oie Game gall5 ploslid ausitieg,
Inn nit Ser Streben5abn, mic tic
1ogte nab @alsIe 5u fabrer. 7ab
lie babel Die beinen s%olocnen Hirge
nod on Ser Sa,1o trug, battc Tie per-
mlltlid Dcrge1ien uno Ser 9err oA1d.
Ills er Iid beIien %erinnerte, lief CT
5ur ariminalppli5ei, bel Ser CT err
5ablte, Die junse Game batte I'M
Soufc bes @eiprads ben1erft, BOB lie
i'm ap%oLotbeater gefilmt habe. Ser
1coer11ert fir Goihenoiebitdhle,
ariminalfommi7ar Or. Riemaln1,
lieb sic Slime oorfiibren, unO ser
Ser erfannte in einen1 tatIadllid
Die lunae Game mieocr. Die linn iei1
9er5 nro feline Hinae geraubt bottle.
Muf Grunb oieles @ieoererfen1els
lit e5 Ser 9rin1inalpoli5ei %geIungen,
Die 2iebin ausTinbig 5u MAIDEN.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
@iens 112,OO0 8inber I'M Naslnne,

@ie sic 9eanten BEG Mmerifani=
lden Soften 4reil5es in @iel1 berid-
ten, boben $4,000 unterrormale
olterreidiide ai11oer i'm Sabre 1920
Mufnabme IN al1oeren 2anoern ge-
funoe11, Inn BORT iii fri1her Suit if
re 56erien gu perbringen. Sidedo-
SIopofien, 9eut1dla10, 5oanno, Die
5dnei5, 19dnemorf, Sngoilapler,
SStolicn l1ro GroBbritannien babell
aue cine eroBe 3abl ailoer mab=
re11o Ser 1hlir1mitcn Mpnate DEG
,sobres aufgellontmc1l. Sic Silt
Ser, sic bieer Bflege teilbaftig wl!r=
Ben, befinoen iih IN emit bel1erc1l1.
3uftnnoe, als oieienigen, Die lih gu
@aufe inter ben m,geiul1oen Scr
bdltriIlen a,tfbalten muBten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
Sin 19jabriser Brof5e1ler.

Gin GroBfauflnan1t bon geraoe
10 Sabrel1 nur0e Don Der 8erliner
ariminalpoll5ei ofs @robbebler uno
Steuerbil1ter5ie1er ei1tlarpt uno feIt=
gel1pn1r11el1. Sci Ser s%lufflarl1l1g Ell
lies Giebitnbls itieBen 4%rin1inalfon1=
nillar Or. @oti1 uno ari.ninol-
madtmeiter Settling Dom Noliseian1t
Gutenberg arf Elm 2an1peageibaft
om 9uiienufer A. Sein SSa1bober
mar Elm 19 Sabre alter friibcrer
Mrbeiter Saul Seifert nus Der Gang
bansitraBe 19 gu 8eiBealee. G5
ergob iid), DOB beilm 2alnpen1alloel
11l1r Elm 9edn1a11tel mar fir cinel1
o115geoeb11tel1 &ertrieb bon geitoble=
lien 8oren oler slrt. geifert trieb
eine11 formlihen GroBbanoel nit
8feroen, I%eppid)en, @ein uno berel.
mebr. @ie CT logt, bat er Sc
idafte ge1nadt, mo- lie iib linn Boz
ten. Nah Den bisberigen 5eit-
itclungen bat er an oieien Geldaf=
ten in einem Sabre bereits 20o,-
900 Wiarf Derbieltt. Giel bot er
bon Sem Cribs a%usgegcben, peil er
al1f groBem 5ube lebte. sber iein
2agerbcitano bat imn1er nod einen
&ert BON $1,000 Morf, uno al1Ber=
Dem iol1o man Eel linn nod ei,1e,1
9Dpptbcfenbrief iibcr 10000 Wsarf.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
Gimfrpnen-Stade nit bcm Siloe
Trans Serbinanbs.

Sn elmer fur5lid) abgehalte1et
5ibu1lg Ser Mrhdologiiden Gelell=
idaft i1 9u0apelt muroe berid)tet,
oaB nod gu 9eb5eiten aaiier Jran5
SoieTs gi11frol1enItiide nit oem Gor=
trdt oes gr5ber5oss 6rnn5 Serb
lfal,o a%ngefertigt mor0en linO. Ser
Erageltod befinoet 1id inn ungari=
ihei1 NationalmuIeum u1lb tragf Sic
Hrnbihrift: n6erbinal1O, DON GOT
tics 8noben &niier Don SeIterreid,
&Dl1ig pom llngarn, aroatien, Sio=
lppnie11, uno 9almatien". Die &C.
prdeten @ronelitiide ielbIt muroen
aod BON 2uomig Ebaaoe5p ieiner=
5eit IN 8iearer Miiissamt oernihe
tet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
Gr=aaiier ais 3ense por @erid,t.

Sn 8otteroau1 1pl cin 9eleioi=
gungsproscb nerba11oclt peroen, Der
il11ofer11 Don groBerem SSl1tereile lit,
ols oo5u Safer @ilbelm oils 3cll-
&c gelahen tpcrocn lou. Ser &ro=
5eb lit burd) cine iln Hotteroa11
Gicllms 9lao ereengcne Dffe1ltlid)e
Bor1ultg peronloBt mor0en. Gas
9lott mar1te Dor cinen1 9errn init
oe1tt1bem Namel1, Ser o1s n8el1tmei-
tier uno 8ripatiefretar g. SO. @il=
belns bes 3meiter, Moreiie @aus
9oorn" @eualoe unb alnitgegen-
ltar1be aus fai!erlidlem 9eiis gu =
pie bos 9Iatt iaat : l%tnerborten
grciicn gum Gerfolf a1lbpt. Ser
Nentmeiiter u1o 8ripatlefretar oes
ebcn1o1ige11 aaiiers, &ciiternaa11l1,
bot ol1f Sic Noti5 Tin 9eleioigungs-
flose sege11 Sic 3eitullg aargeitrenst
l111b Die befIaete 3eitu1g Bot 5llr
6eititeaul1g, OBJ R%eiiterl1ana1 5nr
3eit Ser gerofIentlidlng Der Moti5
mirflid) 9ripntIefretdr bcs aaiiers
mar, v@errn @ilbelm bon Sober
5ollern" ols s3e1tgen por1ooen 1ni-
len.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
sas 1111dte tic.

am Counting bate Ser reihe Snfcl
Beburtstag. Mnna ipar init ibrcn 81
tern gum NittagelIen ei,aeelaoen. @5
gab bcrrlides Glen; es ml1noetc alrla
pprsnglin. aein @ur1ber, baB ibr 8eilt
nod abenbs i'm Bett6en gang bamit be-
lddftigt 1T. 9nber betet lie audi i'm
@uterunier: ul1nIer beuti9es 8rot gift
uns tdali6l"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
@Dgicne.

Sohen alosmann, ser iteinrcidt
Bauer in 9iingerbufen, bat 1ib Gin
neues @%obnbaus uab bito Sdipeinez
itau bauen la3en. gr labet leinen
5dlpaeer, ben ST.. meb. ct. dir. Grub
lcr CUR 8ciidtisuns Elm. Scr 9r.
fommt unb nndoem aIles IN Gusenz
1dein genommen lit, iagt Ell: 2ieber
sSSoden, ih finbe aQcs gut uno 1d1o1.
aber iparum bolt bu BEN 5hlpeine'fall
10 bidt on bie Sdlaf1tubenfen1te r hins
bauen loI1cn, bas 1T boot iebr ut,gez
Iunbl
5nn, n1ci11t Soden, borbon bcbb id
nod nids mart, Sc 6tpien 1inb gang
gopb to 8e9e.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
aant=stiftnna Scr stast a01niasbera

Sic 5tuot a0nigsberg bat sum
geoddtnis aSl11n1nl1l1e1 4auts BEL
Ser sseier Ser b1nbertitel1 @ieoer=
fefn leines Sooestuges ser 4lberz
tus : llgtiDeriitdt ein aapitnl iiber=
mie ie11. aus beiien 3in1en ariaf,r=
lih ont Sooestagc SAINTS, Dem y.
1Scbrl1ar, %Denieniaen Stuoierenoel1
ser sllbertus ? llniperiitat Sreiie
suerfol1nt neroe1 fo'nnel1, beren gr-
beiten nod ben1 llrteil ser pbilo=
lopbiden Safulitat fir p~reislpirSla
erndtet ner0en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
Cine bGniide 6eIbentat.

SIN Ser Apenraoer aano1traBe,
beim 9anosbergfrug, itaro ein Ge=
benfitein, oer iogel1. u@arbeltein"
CUR Grinner11ng on Die 8araoe, Die
SONG @ilbelm I. uber Die bon Der
grltirmune Ser 0iippeler 5dan5e1
nod) Siitlano %5iebenoen @aroeregi=
me1lter obgebalfen bat. 9ieier Sc
oe11fiteil1 lit, pie oos I%penraoer ga
geblatt mplbet, geIprengt moroen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
Greebnis Scr bentid)en ainberbilfe

&ie Ser GoritanO Ser oelltid1ell
a%inoerbilfe mittelt, ba6en Sic
Snm1nlungen III Berlin fir Die
oeutide 4inoerbilfe iiber 10 Wfilio=
men Mnrf ergeben. @ierpon iinO DON
Den S%penbern uber 2 Miaiol1ell
Marf ser @ermenbrng fir beion=
oers notleioenoe @ebiete 9elltld=
LAMBS, mie Sberidfeiien, bas Hla6r=
gebiet u1b oos gr5gebirge %porbebal-
ten. Gin Geilhetrag Don elmer Mi1=
lion Marf miro altf @rul1O ar5tll=
der Gutad)ter sur anIhafTung BON
6en16en u11o Striilnpfen p%errDenbet.
2aut nSaglihcr Hu1b1dau" betragt
oos @eiamtergebnis Ser bertld)cn
&inberbilfc in Snhien 315 Miaio=
ncn Murf.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
ainoer iinb beipnbers peranlast,|
@iirmer in ihr Spitem1 81 be-
fpmn1en.
gus @adatum eines nit @urmcrn
behaftcten &inbes utrb gang
hc0eutcnN b%ebin0ert.

Die meiiten &i1loer, gang ei1erlei
mie out u1le rein fte bon Ser SHUTTER
sebolten merben, fiibren nabe5u alles
gum Munbc, gang belonbers gilt btes
bon 8abies. Sn nielen 6daen 5leben
lie 1id anf bieie 8eiie' perldieoene
Rronfbeiten gu. gu ben %gefabrl'9z
iten eeb0rt oas Ginfubreu Der Wurmer
genannt Taben=, 8eefz, 5afenz, Sort
ober 8anbmurm. Gin aino, oas
ourd Sen TN Spitem perbanbenen
8unblpurm ieiner Grndbrung beraubt
mirb, bat bic Spuren oieles fdredlihe1
guraliten burd bus gauge Seben bin
ourd gu trasen. SIS lonte besbalb
sic srobte &orii6t anee,ponot meroen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
Mad 23jabriser glinbbeit ,pieoer ie-
lcn6 griuproen.

SSn Ser s,,idbe bon Cardiff (gna=
Iutto), I'M Srte Hcnga1n, lit cine 60
iabriae 6ralt ssenfins nad 23ja6ri=
ger p6lligcr 9lilsoheit ploelih 1e-
bc11o gc1poroal. Ser Sal crregt in
9cr5tefreilen groBes aufieben. Sic
tsrall perlor oas allgenlid)t ourd e1=
ife11 @lisidlag nllS mar baarad fiini
,sabre seitrpeile aa1l,i belpuBtlos.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
1O2 Salre alt.

Gas %ieltenc Set oes 102. Sc
s1rtstages follnte in gicleTdo Die
@1fme bes I'M Sabre 1899 peri tor
eeaien 3%abln1eiter5 griirnema,ln be-
srbel1. Die @reijin erireut lid 1l5d
GROCER forperlid1er RuiIttiigfeit unao
ueiitiaer Stride.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
6abrplau Der Glen
bahuea.
Chicago 4 Northwes,srh
H.. -
SHfih nehenh

10. SIG Tdolid, 11eue 9inie, 3:57 nlorge
Durbsug mad ben .3miltngsitdbten, ~
urb bern Often s1al
90. % .r.r
Count. aussen, alte 2i11ie. .8~.48n1prggss
Uadt Berbinbnns bel 3uiota na4 bers
i3miIlingsi tdbten unb III Manfato SUMO
ion na6 Dem Siten ss &c
.Jfo. o. .g
Trodt ! aussenommen sonntasls
IL ubr Is morgens .JeG
10. 5l4- . ~
Edelid, r,eue 9inie 33::c5 nadma
Dur@sug mad ben s3pillinesftdbten nn6<
sem Often. .Tssaf
Hp. -24- free
1deltd, alte Stnie 49,: 1923 nadm4g
@eftlid sebeao -ss sa
no. sly,
Tdelid, 1leue 2inie 1:25 nadtsa
1urdsue bon ben 3hiilip9sitaote1 nnb
,em Often.
10. 10 ~
Cont. ausger1, olte girie .TA2n1orgsas
Durd3ue mad Sleepo epe, 8eh'ponh
5aIIs 1Irb Mar'bal1, a.
9dglid, olte ymte. las mithaess
No. 81 ~
grodt uusaeaonrmtn gonntas)s54
l1br So nodnltttagS d
10. 5O3-
Edel;d,, ,sns sinie 200 mittoeS..s
Iurdsuc Don een 3,ptlltn9sftdbten as>F
em Often. 4aa
m "a ~ eas#
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
Gin NiniiterprG1bcnt a1s M6roer?

8ie aus @lloopeIt gemeloet miro,
bot iest bic ungariide Staatsan-
multi9oTt gege11 Sen ebemaligen 0fi-
nilterpraiibenten Trie0rid] oie an-
floge pegen anitiftung CUR gru1or=
Dung EiI5as erboben. Man erin1ert
iit, oaB 6rieorih nad oem 3ulam-
menbrud oes gollhemismus Die Sc
gierung iibernabm unb Sen iogenall=
ten ndriIt1id1en" &11rs einfiihrtc, Ser
nlcbr ooer neniger nod be1tc in Ser
Scrridoft litt. 3u Ser 8erbano=
lung, Sic UNI 20. Mar5 ibren SIN
lang nabm, lino bunoerte Don 3eu=
gen gelaoen, iooab nit elmer mehr=
atnnatigen 9ataer oes Yro5eI1es ge=
redlnet .pirD.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
|stuneenplan Ser surni9nle oes

StunbenpIan Der Snrni1nIe oes
Nen llmer EurHDtreiHs.
|. 91abenffalle, Nlter Ell SaETf,
Neittpod Mabmittag $3.50 bis
$50;
@amstas Moreer, 9 BIS 10.
,. &nabenfloie, Sitter 11-14 Sabre
Montns Na6mittag 4:3O BITS
$50.
9~Dnnerstas Submitting 4:30 biS
$50.
3Delinge, Alter 14-1S Sabre
Montag Nbeab $50 Bis S:45.
Greitng abenb 7:30 bts $50.
Mdb9enflane, Nlter Gil Sabre
Dienstag Nah mittag 4 Bis s.
5reitag Na9mittag 4 Bis 5. !.
Mdbderflafe, Sitter lis
Sabre
Dienstag Na6mittag 5 Bic 6.
Greitag Na6mittas 5 bis 6.
MdbdenflaIIe, Sitter 15-l7
SQDre e
Mittmo6 abenb 7::30 BIS $50.
SamStu9 Nbenb 1880 bts $500.
Z. Sunsfrauen unb Trauen &laiit
Dnnnerstag Abenb 8 bis 9 nbr.
Mdnnerflafe
Dienstag Nbenb 8:15 Bis 1000.
Erettag Nbenb $3.50 bts 1000.
Sutton 9eibplb,
Ju%rn1ehrer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
Gus edidial bpn 9iloebrana*
&afer H5ein.

ais oie 5ran5oien III 5traBbura
eirrudten, fam bas Meiltermerf
Noolf @ilDebranbs, Ser Slater 8beil
BON Dem grunnen OUT Dem 8roglie=
plns binter eil1e 8retterperlball1ng,
cinige 3eit oorouf lit er gan5 ellt=
fer11t morben. Ias @erf lit Die
Stiftl1ng zines pripaten BDnners
lil10 gigentnm Ser Stabt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
&russwaD= Settler.

.Gs gibt gu 1hdbige NenIden, SSiMlsz
mt! gorbin bat mir elmer ne gilior
angeboten."
n@as, ne Milion2"
1Sa, abcr IN 6iterreibifden aros
xen." lsS5nseno. H.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
@ic sic Gran5pien &edt ~bersapfen

Gin areu5r,ad t%pobnbofter 8ad)-
ter enter Jel0iago I'M @nnsrild bat
bel Der fran5oiiiden 9e1asnl1gsbc-
borbe 5rr In5eige gebradt, haB
mebrcre fran5oiilte Sffi5iere III iei-
iem Sagoeebiet geuiloert nnoSbei=
benldieBen nit Sago1nui1ition I'M
freien Seloe Deral1italtet batten. Sic
5ur Hedenidoft ge5ogenen Sffi5iere
beI1ritte1 Die Mnihuloigung uno
itelten gegen Sen Sng0pddter
Gtrafol1trag pegen perIeumoeriIher
geIeioigung. 9os Militdrpoli5ei=
geriht crfal1nte auf@ 0rcitau1e1o
Marf Celebrate gegel1 Sen Sago'
padter.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
CHAS. EMMERICR
billion YtaenSer Mgentn
Nllgemeines ~ ~
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z0e1dluff.
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-12-22
PLAINLY SPEAKING

Are you one of those persons who
are always passing judgment on those
around you? You do not let it be
mental judgment, either. for too ofte
you express in no uncertain terms just
what you think. OF course, after you
have been heard in like manner and
the average citizen of Julesburg has
learned that your opinions are of no
value, you have to stand lot of obi
um. But people who knock others
must expect to hear some harsh things
about themselves. So with you it goes
right in one ear and out the other.
But why are you so positive for or
against certain thing before you
have all the facts? 1t is so much
easier to suspend judgment and line
up in the right way in matters con-
cerning the public good rather than to
fly off on tangent and have to be
put in your place by those who really
have the facts and can show you up in
your true light.
Don't be pest about anything, un-
less you are sure of your ground. And
even then it doesn't pay to BE- a pest.
Work in an honest, legitimate way and
try not to air your opinions when they
are Objectionable to others if you de
re to be rated as good citizen, the
kind who leave real sorrow in the
community when they have passed Oh
to another world. It's easier to cult
vate the debating spirit rather than
get down to work and attend to your
own business, but it is harder on you.
Just remember that the town is 60
ing right ahead when you're gone, and
that the world isn't going to become
over-b balanced and turn upside down
when you step off of it. Remember
that, Mr.. knocker. 1t may help you
to stop short where you are sometime,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-12-22
DON'T ENCOURAGE THEM

Transients with stuff to sell which
can be purchased here in Julesburg
should not have the encouragement of
our citizens. The man who carries
his stock in a "flivver." and makes
the street corner his place of bust
ness should be urged, before he has
had an opportunity to display his
wares, to move on to the next town
The peddler with goods slung across
his arm or piled in pack on his
back should be given to understand
that the very streets he walks on are
partly paid for by our home mer
chants, and that they. too help il,
keeping those streets in repair. The
little they pay in license, these tran
sients, doesn't benefit the town even
enough to warrant their presence. l.
the license won't keep them out, put
it up to where it will. Local mer-
chants, men who have their money in
vested here and who pay taxes here.
are entitled to every consideration.
And protection from cheap john tran
sients is a consideration not to be ov-
erlooked.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-12-22
WHEN YOU BUY

In making purchases for household
and personal use many Julesburg peo-
pie act with careful deliberation. Yet
it is busy world and great many
things are done without much thought
or planning. 1t will frequently hap
pen that the idea will suddenly occur
to person that they need certain
merchandise, and the impulse to go
and get it at once is acted upon.
How is the decision as to where to
trade reached in such cases? Some
would say that the purchaser would
go to the nearest store, but that is
not the usual governing influence in
these times. The desire to make the
best bargain has become very power
full in recent months, and even when
they are hurried people like to hunt
up the best place to buy what they
want.
From some little source back in the
mind some kind of suggestion oc-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-12-22

curs that such and such place would
be the best for that purchase. But
what creates the suggestion? In
majority of instances it is created by
the store that has made a constant
effort to impress itself on the minds
of the people. Such is the case in all
aspects of thought, for people remem-
Der the things they hear over and ov-
cr again, and they forget the things
they rarely hear about. The adver-
tised store impr2sses itself on the
public mind by constantly repeating
the idea. When you ask your mental
faculties to tell you where would be
the best place to make a purchase
they respond with the idea that has
been most constantly impressed upon
them. The stores that constantly
keep themselves in the public mind by
steady advertising are the stores that
are not only the first ones thought
of when it is necessary to make a pur-
chase, but they are the stores that
are longest remmembered.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-12-22
A PRAYER TO THE GOD OF GOLF

Oh, god of golf, now hear my plea:
Make fair putter of me!
l do not ask of you too much,
The champions sure and certain touch
The master stroke-just teach me
To get four-foot putt somehow.
Upon the practice green l can
Get down my ball with any man.
But when the game grows close and
tense,
Somehow l lose all putting sense.
Teach me, l pray thee, then to stand
AS one whose brain controls the
hand.
Teach me to know that "Never-up
Is never to get in the cup"
Grant me little sense in this.
To give the ball chance to miss;
And when the line describes curve,
Defend me from a faltering nerve.
Let me be bold, as bold as they
Who win my golf balls when l play;
Teach me in every circumstance
At least to give the ball chance,
And let me hope, as other men,
To hole long one, now and then.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-12-22

and line up with the better class of
the COMMUNICATIVE class that hasn't
any regard for knocker.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-12-22

Nos. I and 7 take Pullman passen-
gers to Cheyenne and west
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-12-22

II you can't come. mail the coupon. 1t
will bring full details of the wonderful
CHRISTMAS Deposit Plan-and tell you how
YOU n,vat st own your New Edison.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-14
ONLY MAN ALIVE WHO
HAS CONVERSED WITH
SATAN IS ARRESTED

Claiming that he had conversed
with Napoleon Bonaparte. Satan
and a number of other famous
personages, and that the Santa Fe
station was a church. Fl. c. Brown
was taken into custody by Santa Fe
Station Master Ed Sinclair and
brought before the police court.
Brown stated that he was great
ly surprised to find himself under
arrest, although he knew that evil
forces had been working toward
his destruction for some time. He
also claimed that he had been
freed from most of his sins while
spending a short visit at the jail at
Crawford, Neb.
If given an opportunity. he
claimed he would soon be healer
of all kinds of diseases, even to
grouchy dispositions. The police
Judge held him to the district court.
which will investigate his sanity.
When arrested he was delivering a
flowery sermon at the station.