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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-17
HALT GREEK drive
UNTIL BRITISH DECIDE
STAND ON CAMPAIGN
tBy Associated Press)

CONSTANTINOPLE, June 1.-THE
Greek offensive against the Turkish
nationalists has been halted while fin
al decision of the British to back up
the Greeks is pending. In any case,
however, the Greeks are expected to
launch local offensive east of Ushak,
where the Turks are badly placed
This offensive will be ordered for the
purpose of maintaining the prestige
of King Constantine. General lsmet
Pasha, commander of nationalist
troops at Eski-Shehr, has summed up
the Greek position by saying: They
are in the same position as a man
who has started to sneeze and finds
himself unable to do So"
1t is believed here that the British
are waiting to see if the Turkish nat
vised Sevres treaty. which was dis
cussed at London with nationalist rep
resentatives last March. The nation
alists are in dilemma.
Watch Enver Pasha
They are afraid of both the British
and Russian Bolsheviki and they are
closely watching Enver Pasha, who is
acting as soviet emissary in the near
east. The nationalists desire to meet
the allied viewpoint, but Enver is try
ing to overthrow Mustapha Kemal,
head of the nationalist government.
| The nationalists wish, in case of the
acceptance of the London modifica.
tions to the treaty, that the allies will
agree to protect them against the rath
of the Bolsheviki.
Youssouf Kemal, foreign minister OF
the Nationalist government, is said tG
be on his way TO Adalia, from which
port he will sail for Rome. 1t is de
clared he also intends to visit Paris
| CONSTANTINOPLE, June 17.-Op
! ponents of King Constantine amons
! the Greek population among the Greek
population of this city. have beer
aroused to bitterness by the arrest oi
! II. Spanoudi, editor of the Greek news
! paper, Peggdos, and vice president O
/ the league of national defense. 1t i.
proposed to take him to Athens tt
| face a charge of treason, based upol
an article printed in his newspaper
| stating that Constantine betrayed tn,
| Serbians during the early years of tn,
great war
Adherents of FORMER Premier Veni
zelos declare that they will use viol
ence to prevent his transfer to Athens
and they threaten to destroy tn,
Greek high commissions building i
he is not released
|
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-17
EVIDENCE DAMAGES
MRS. STILLMAN'S.C
tBy Associated Press,

POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y, June IT.
Testimony saying that Mrs. Anne U.
Stillman, on the day that Guy Still
man was born, directed her nurse to
telegraph Fred Beauvais in Montreal
a message reading: Little Brown
Bear has arrived was understood to
have been introduced today in the
divorce suit brought by James A.
Stillman, New York banker.
This testimony was given by Mary
Giligan, who was the nurse at GUYS
birth, Nov. Z, 1918, and she added
that Mr.. Stillman did not appear that
day at the hospital where the infant
was born.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-17
ENGLISH MINERS VOTE
To CONTINUE STRIKE
t8y Associated Press)

LONDON. June 1.-THE ballot of
the coal miners on the question of d
strike settlement favors a continua-
ton of the strike. it was officially an
nounced this afternoon. The result of
the ballot, according to official an
nouncement, was: For acceptance OF
the mine owners terms, 1882; for
rejection, 432,511. Thus the vote gave
the necessary majority for continua-
ton of the strike.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-17
EFFORT
TO STOP BUILDING
STRIKE here FAILS

Efforts at e compromise to end the
building trades tIe-up now in exist
ercc III Richmond failed Thursday
night when a committee from The Mas
ter Builders association met with a
committee from the Building Trades
council.
The committee from the trades
council proposed that all the men be
put back at work on the old scale and
continued so pending the outcome OF
the controversy now in progress. 1t
was proposed that a committee from
the employers and the employees get
together on this with the assistance of
a representative from the national
headquarters of the building trades.
Reject Proposal
After consulting with the members
of the master builders association in
a separate meeting the master build,
erg returned the announcement to the
workmen that the proposition was not
satisfactory TO them and that they
would continue to wait for their re
turn.
Henry J. DIETRICH, president of the
/ Master Builders association, stated
Friday that it was impossible for them
to continue at the old scale, and that
in order to encourage building in the
city it was necessary that some i'm.
mediate reduction be made and agreed
upon for the following year. He stat
( ed that the masters had demanded a
] virtual Il per cent decrease through.
| out. and that it was their intention tc
| take a 25 per cent decrease them
selves.
| Says Cut Unfair.
Ernest Gable, business manager fol
/ the labor unions, stated that the de
crease was unfair to the men mas
much as they were receiving wags
comparable with surrounding cities oi
| equal size, under the old scale, anC
that they never had demanded thc
high prices that had prevailed in man,
cities
He stated that the unions woult
have a proposition to make public tn,
first of the week in case the maste
builders continued in their policy O
i holding out. He stated that thei
plan would reduce the cost of build
ing without reduction in the wages O
the workers.
/ Plan is Withheld
No announcement as to the conten
of the plan would be made.
The strike, which has now been Il
progress week, started with the nc
tees sent to the various crafts that
new wage scale would go into effec
one June II and that all workme
who did not want to work under tn
new scale could quit.
Tt Is understood this spaIa nalIo
for a reduction of 10 cents an hou
on carpenters, plasterers and plumb
ers, the carpenters being brought t
IS cents an hour, the plumbers to Z
cents, and the plasterers to 90 cents
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-17
Four Bandits Hold Up
Armed Mail Messenge,
(Rv Associated Pr.ssl

IBV ASSOtIateQ PTeSSJ
BANTER SPRINGS. Kans., June IL
-Four bandits held up Guy Shields,
armed mail messenger here early to-
day. took him half mile west of
town and escaped with five sacks OF
mail after putting him out of his
motor car.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-17
Railways of Canada Plan
Wage Cut for Employees

MONTREAL. June 17-Canadian
railways today formally advised their
employees at conference here that
on July l they would be asked to ac-
cept II per cent wage reduction.
The cut will affect 10000 men.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-17
Hundreds Attend Burial of
Former Notre Dame Head

SOUTH BEND, June 17-Hundreds
of clergymen and laymen from all
parts of the country attended the fu-
neral of the late Andrew Morrissey,
co-adjutor of the order of Holy Cross,
and president of Notre Dame univers-
ity here today. Burial was in the
Community cemetery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-17
WHEAT BAN RAISED.

10Y lAsSUVIaCtII -ESs1
PARIS. June 17.-Prohibition of the
importation of wheat and cereals will
be abolished on Aug. l, according to
a decree published in the official jour
nal this morning
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-17
Cotton Strike Settled
By English Agreement
tBy Associatel ] Pressl

MANCHESTER, England, June II.
The cotton strike was settled today.
the United Textile workers at a joinr
meeting accepted the employers offer
for a settlement ~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-17
Weather Forecast
MooRE's LOCAL FORECAST.

MoORE'S LOCAL FORECAST.
Local thunder showers, but mostly
fair and warm.
Although the weather will continue
mostly fair, conditions are favorable
for local thundershowers. During the
next Sc hours hot weather will prevail
Fer Indiana, by the United States
Weather Eureau-Partly cloudy to-
night and Saturday; continued warm.
Temperatures for Yesterday.
hdAiHluHl .SU
MINIMUM .
Today.
Noon 50
Weather Conditions-General fair
weather continues over Indiana Local
showers occurred at 10 a. m over por-
tions of Richmond. but in other parts.
none at all. Springfield, Illinois re-
ports 2.64 inches of rain Heavy
showers in Georgia and Alabama, 10
inches at Atlanta; 278 inches at
Montgomery. The hot wave continues
unbroken over the states east of the
Rocky mountains and south of Min.
nesota and North Dakota. A cold
wave covers the Rocky mountain
states, with freezing weather, and
| killing frosts prevail in Nevada /
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-17

HONOR FOR JAMES X. HAckETT.
PARIS, June 1.-THE Legion of Hon
or is to be conferred upon James K
Hackett, the American actor. The in
sigma will be presented at the minis
try of Fine arts, Saturday Mr. Hack
EFT will be the first English speaking
actor to receive the distinction.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-17

Her name should be Carmencita,
Maria, Bonita, Esvella or some other
such exotic sounding one, but in
reality It is Miss Sarah Jane Baxter
and her home is in Chicago, where
she is popular in society. This photo
graph, however, which shows her in
beautiful old Spanish mantilla, was
taken in Balboa, Panama canal zone,
where she has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Samuel Grier She could
fool even the Spanish dons.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-17

All of the appointments of judges
within the power of the attorney gen
eral and the president are of the high
est Importance. The terms of these
Judges being so long, it is within the
power of the attorney general and the
president TO determine the character
of the federal judiciary and the trend
of evolution in a legal sense, for al.
most generation to come.
Everything that Mr.. Daugherty and
President Harding have done so far,
Continued on Page Fifteen)
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
Muguit Dttp TIT.

Nuouit otto, Elm YionierzNnitebler
bon @ber, peridteb fiir3lt9 in letrtem
Tarmbeim baielbit nod i6tpere1n, et1z
m06igem &ranfietn. 8or etma 5
sSubren erlitt @err otto einen @9lagz
erbelte ii6 aber tint 2anfe Der
3eit hermaben, bab er mittelit etnes
5todeS geben fonrte. Ser Ser
bli6ene mar aus Deutl6lano 9ebirttg,
mo1elbit CT baS 2t9t Der Melt am 5.
Npril 1851 erbltdte, un6 fam alS
neunidbriger Sunee NIT ieinen! Stern
na6 Mmerifa. Die Tamilte lteb it'd
auf einer in Der Mdbe bon Mtcollet
9ele9eren Tarm nieber. Sn 1874
{6lob @err>O Otto Sen @bebuno NIT
SRI. Baultna @opp, bic ibn NIT ben
5 &tnbern iiberlebt: Jrau
Nlbert 8telfe, Trau Tranf Btelfe,
6ermQ11n uno gilbert q. Otto, ollie
in Tomn @ben mobnbaft, nnb Nrtbur
otto, Manfato. 9err nno Tran
otto iteoelten 1881 nod 9omn @ben
iber nnb baben ieitber auf ibrer Setm<
itdtte baie1git sepobnt. DaS BE-
Qrdbnis erfolgte BON Der @oen lutb.
&ir@e aus ouf benz nabesele9emn
lutb. @otteSader, mobet Halt. g. 8.
6orn amtterte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
@ppomen= Hidnid.

yn elmer gemeini6aftlt6en Ser
iammlung bon Miteliebern Der W}oz
bern @ooomenz2oser aus Stem nlm
nn6 @leepp Gpe, mel6e am DienStagz
letter ISOLDE in ben 6dnmli9.
feite1 bes @leepn @pe Commercial
Clubs abgebalten muroe, muroe be-
i@lo6en, baS idbrli6e 8oobme1z
Hifnid beuer I'M 9ermanns=Barf gu
Stem nlm absubalten, uno 5mar am
Counting, IA. Nugnit. Angeit9tS Der
bab es In 8ronn @ountp
6 @oobmenz2osen eiebt, bon benen
eintee re6t 3ablrei6e Mtt9lteoi6aft
baben, erpartet man etnen 6eforoz
be1u6 bel bem GountpzYidnid. Dte
Mopal MetgbborS Qo9e babter nitro
&offee an Sic Ytdnidz8 eiu6er ier=
pieren unb lettere nerben eriu6t, baS
Mittaeelfen mom0eli@ In &0rben
m~it3ubrtngen. &omtteeS itno berettS
erforen moroe1rl, nm lie n0tieen 8orz
februnget fir baS 9robe Yidntd gu
treffen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22

$50 es ii6 UNI ptel @elb banbelt,
i6reibt Brtsbare I'M sc. 9. Nmeriz
CON-" ba hrndt aud hte Brobtbttton
ein Nuse gu. rDie Ser. Staaten be-
1iten @6iffe unb peri6iebene &apiz
taliiten iinb an bteien intcrelliert.
Nailaeteroampfer, Ste ibren Tabrsd,
item rrur Gtsmaiier ODER 1onittaes
Boliteabgetrdnf porieten f6nnen, boz
ben nur menise H%alla9tere. 9aber
lit bon bober Nutort.dt enti6teben
morben, bab ameritanii6e @6iffe
NIT tbren @pirttuoien noorit6tis"
.iein miiiien. Man fana erraten, mas
bteS bebeutet. Sagt mon es lei I'M
redt, einsm Det6erdber ein @1as
8ter gu .berbieten, tpenn ct hurittq
lit, 10 rebet mon .unitnn oher 1T TO-
sialiitti9 9eitnnt. @agt man, aber
es lei unre6t, eiuem &apttaliiten Der
@erfauf BON 9eiittsem @etrdnf alt
ietnem @6iff gu oerb&ten, Ia er bod
babur6 Ya0a9iere befommt, 10 Der
rdt man bamit Elm gutes nrteil uni
seiunoen amerifaniiden Meni9enoer=
itonb."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
SIMMER nod in buntel sebiillt*

Wie perlautet, baben bic @olrtnz
beb0rben bon Neomooo @ora1tp ben
Qebet1nnispollen Morbiberfa n aut
3ouis $. @aobat bon Clements tmz
1ncr nod nidt p6lis sel0t. 9err
@abbat, Ser tn Clements etne Sort
bitoret betreibt, muroe befanntlt6 tn
ser y}a6t bonn 2. Suit BON etnem
masfierten Monn mittelit etneS 6e<
polpers In benz M3uno gei@oilen5 als
Qetterer @intritt gu @errn @aooat'
@eiddftSlofal 9eforbert bate, nod
benz Serr @a6bat ba8ielbe berettS
gei6loijen bate. Ser 6remoe floptte
an Sic Sintertir unb Der @isentamer
6ffnete, in benz @lauben,, es let leta
Nngeitellter, Ser fnr5 porber oas Vez
lddft .p~erlaiIen bate, UNI na6 9al1e
III Qeben, uno etpaS bolen molle, oaS
or peraei5en bate. Oils Serr STAB
oat ben masfierten Mann erbltdte,
abnte er einen MaYbibcrfan uno l9lus
Sic Cir i6nel gu. Sn oemielben
WuoenbIid frohte elm 56ub burd
bic Iiir nno pertpunbete 9errn 6aoz
bak I'M redten Munominfel. @S
miro iebo6 arsebeutet, bab Die Bez
BORDEN BEN 6aG immer nod I'M Nuse
baben unb beredtiste @offnun9 Dot
banoen lit, bab iie ben 9dter ern1!tteln
iperoen. &offentli6 selinst ibner
biele8.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
Stem timer ais aomponiit.

@s barfte mobl 5ab1rei6e Stem
ulmer erfreuen, 3u erfabren, hab
@mil s. Bader, @obn unierer moblz
rbefannten urb sea6teten Mitbarger
6errn unb Trau @brtit. 8ader, tebt
Elm bill tdnoteer, nno 3tpar tit9tt9er
fit 'omppniIt lit. &ir5li9 nnroe et=
res ieiner Rompofitionen, etn &roloa,
n benz bertbmten Srgantlten Mtlz
belm Mibbeli6ulte selegentlt6 etneS
,&on,ertes in Der uniper lttdt 5u ytotre
Dame, Snotana, porgetrasen. 9err
8ader 1T einI Mbiturient oes Or.
Mortin 2utber college babter nno
erbielt letne meitere, perboQ td11otgte
mulifalil6e Musbtlbun9 tn Dem isis
eoniiner Notwithstanding, an Benz
er felt 4 Sabren alS 9ebrer tdtt9 9es
meien it, @r traf am DienStas
bier Elm uno perlebt hte .@ommerz
ferten bel feinen @ltern nnb a1oere1t
Wermaneten unb Treunhen tn Stem
l1lm. Ser iun9e Mann bat te.1te
9e6rltene an benz eenannten Wtulttz
fonlerpatorium nie0erselest nno bic
@tele res Muiitaufiebers in Der
6o6i6ule gu @tbnep, Nebr., atz
,eptiert. @r min in ndditer 3ufnntt
bier einen muiifali1den 8ortra9 9e<
Ben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
9rei 8eripnen setDtet,

Sine @eleni6aft Stem ulmer, etnz
i6lieblt9 @err nno Sral Atb: Senle
uno 6eren 16@ter, Die SRI. @ltlabetb
unb eleanor, iopte Gran Barbara
Baer uno @err uno Trau @bas. 9eorz
barbt nebit &tnoern, urternab1nen
am Greitag eine Nutof abrt rad Soon=
Doe, molelblt lie Der Camille @eor9e
@raf einer mebrtdsigen 8eiu@ alb
ltotteten. &ur5 ebe ite In Marlbal
a~nlangten, auf Der Dnr6fabrt na9
9oan6oe, bate fi@ bort ETH l6red:
lideS Babmnslid ereignet, benz bret
MenI6enleben gum 9pfer fielen. Gt11
Nuto, in Incident Elm @bepaar nne
oeren @obn un6 To9ter fubren, mnroe
ndmli@ bon etnem S6nen5ns se=
troffen. Derr M1ann, ote Tran UNI
sic To9ter tnllroen fat angenbltdlt6
qet6tet, udbreno ber Sobn 5fpor erz
Debli6 ,aber nidt ebens9efdbrlt6 perz
lebt nurbe. Das Nlto mnroe gd11,z
it'd bemoliert. Dte 6rau muroe etne
3iemli9e @trede nett bonn 3uge nit
gei9leppt, ebe bieier gum 3alten ge
,ra1t meroer1 fonnte. Die Stem
Inner febrten Montagabero bon
SSbanboe 5lriid.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
&riessfplsen.

Deuti9lanbs @ieberaufbau BE-
ipri6t Der sc. 9. Nmerican" In einem
2%eitartifel, in meldem barauf binsez
mie fen tpirb, tpie au6 in oieiem Sale
bon ether Ma9t fpre6en fann, rbie
itets bos 8D1e min unb itets baS
Cute i6afft." Die Mlltierten moll=
ten Deuti@lano pernidten, tnoem iie
eS mebrloS ma6ten unb bon linn etne
~un9ebeure @utma6un9Siumme for
berten. Sett 3ei9e ii6 aber, bab bic
@ntmaffnune Deuti@lanbs bic em
gum eroben 8orteil 9erei@e; Bonn eS
miir6en babur6 Taulenbe oer frdfz
tighten inneen 2eute niitli6er Arbett
5ugefiibrt unb piele Mtlionen in MuSz
gaber geipart. Sn Ben Nlliierten
2dnberr bebalte man Die itebenben
@eere bel, nnb i6on aus oteiem
@runbe merbe ma1 ni6t NIT Deuti6z
la1b fonfurrteren f0nnen. r@em bic
Trawoien nidt ibren Militarismus
aufgeben unb bic @n9ldnoer ibren
Naoalismus, mirb Deuti6lano binnen
5ebn Sabren Die mtrtidaftli6e 8orz
berri9aft in europa baben unb 0amit
enorm rei6 nnb profpertereno merz
oen," iagt baS 8latt. u@orauS berz
porsebt, bab Deuti6lanb I'M Grteocn
iiber Bic Mationen ite9t, bic i'm &rte9e
ben Siee baoontru9en."
= @o3u gu bemerfen lit, bab bic euro
pdil@en Mationen Deuti61anb ni9t
beiie9t baben, au@ nidt I'M &rie8e.
@ie pare11 in BET allersr0bten 8ez
brdngniS unb bitten ii6 fanm nod
Elm paar @o6en balten f0nnen, menn
Nmerifa ni@t aui BENT Blane eribienen
mGre.>
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22

&inoer, uelde mad dr5tli6em Beng
ntS her d3uiakmabl5eit AM Drtnge11nz
fen benurften. Gs bauert bret NtDz
nate, bis Mobrunesmittel, bic bier gez
fault morben lino, alS Speiien n1en
Muno Der &inber geGangea. Die
n6tigen Tonos CUR ausbebnur1g Der
Rin6eripeilung paren erlt ir Mdr5
bier gum &auf bon Mabrungsmttteln
peruenbbur, unb bas erfldrt oie Ser
35aerur1g Der @rueiterung beS Spetz
iumsprogramms auf etne Wttntor
&tnher.
Die qa115e Silfsartion bdngt BON
ser Wiltgfeit Ser Nmerifarer beutz
ider Nbitammurg ob, ben eel oroerltz
den bret MeiQtomen Tono aut5ubrtn=
gen. Beriagen fie, 10 ldbt 1td pas
&tenb Der bentiden &inberfpelt 1t.9t
abieben. @e1fen iie, 10 nirn etre
Netturg Ser f1etmn &rtegsbuloer m09z
li6 ietn, nnb bamit benz oeutl9er
@olfe iein b6@ites @ut erbalten, bletz
ben. 8eitrdge iinb gu aoreiiteren an
SO, OOO,O 900 Campaign, @erman @btlo
.Teebing, 20 @outb Tmelftb @treet,
B~bilabelpbia, 3d., uno alS5uitellen
anf Tbe Bropibent 9ife anb Ernlt
Company Of philadelphia, Ya''
4reaiurer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
Spbn 8nu unb bic beut,den sdife.

Spbn Bull unb bic beut1den @@ife.
SIS lit Elm a1tes @prt6mort: nnn<
re6t @ut sebeibet ni6t." nno mie
mabr 1T eS!
Sic Nlierten BADEN in ibrem &c.
ltreben, DeutI6lano auf @eneratto=
men binauS gu pernt6ten, BEN 8eitess
ten ridt aur tire &rieeSI6iffe abeez
nommen, ,onoern au6 TIRE 9anoel8z
flotte. Midt nllr mtlitdrti6 lollte
Deut16lano uebrlos ge1na6t nerben,
1onoern aud mirt,6aftli6 obnmd6tig.
England bat bic beutIden 8anoelSz
I6iffe. Matirlt6 fann es Sc Tabrz
3euge nt@t in irseno einem 9afen
liegen uno perroi ten laiien. uno um
lte mi tano gu balten, mubte Sobn
Bnl ttef III bte Tai6e greifen. I
u@as tun?" iprt6t d3euS. 9te
@9iffe miiilen oerfauft merben. Dte
Mufgabe, sic beuti6en @dtffe loS5u=
i@lasen, ftel 2oro Sndcape gu, Der tie
mobl faum iibernommen bdtte, tpenr
ct geabnt bdtte, mas ibm beooritano.
2oro Sn@cape bat mebrere beutl6e
@diffe perfauft, on @nsldnoer-fie
Iolten nur an @n9ldnoer %perfauft
merben. unb nun merben &lager
erbosen, bab Der cole 2oro fir Die
oeut,6en @6tffe gu piel beranseei6la>
gen babe. Die engltI6en 6eebe1
19etmn Der Nnit@t 9emeien gu ietn,
iie miiroen bte beutlden Sabr5euge
INN Elm Butterbrot befommen.
Die 6olse mar, bab it6 fetne eng
li16en. &dufer mebr fir bte @6tft
fan6en. @orauf Serb Sn6cape BIZ
6abr3euse auf 0ffentlider Nnftton at
Sic Metitbtetenben perfaufte, uno biei'
M}eiltbietenben tparen-beut16e See:
ser. nno nun 1T Der &udud miebe1
LOST 9oro Sn6cape, bsibt eS iett
bdtte sic S1tffe bebolten lolen, bis 81,
engli16en @eeber tie mad nno mad
,ablorbieren" fonnten, mofir ii6 abe
Sic @6iffSbauer i60nitenS behanfen
oenn lie molten i6lteblt9 aud leben
gong abge,eben bapon, bab ba8 Sn
itanobalten Ser miibig ltegen5en @6tf
fe Sobrt 8nn einen netten 8aten &C:
foitet baben miirbe.
Sa, ia-nunre@t @ut eeheibe'
nidt."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
Giaenarttqes Grfennunss5ei@en.
Gin Mutubeiiter tpiro bur@ Matner
uuo MoreHe auf alien 3eitunse1
5ufd1is errnittelt.

Mebrere alte j3eitnn9en NIT Der
M6relle bes s. 8. Dahl aus Nlbee,
g. s., mel6e ba3u benubt iporoen
poreu1, Sic eleftril6e 8atterie 1T etnem
Torb Nuto ein3upaden, fibrten gu Der
@rmittelung 6eS @t9entinmers oeS
&raftmaoens, mel6er fiir5li6 in elmer
:@@lu@t ouf Der friiberen &nuolo11
6arm, 3 Meilcn 0itli@ BON @pr'n9<
fielb gelegen, 3ufdllig aufgefu1oe1 murz
Sc. Mm. STARTS erbltdte ooS Quito
ais er UNI iein 9aferfelo berum oaS
1nfraut abmdbte.
Nn bem &raftmagen feblten Die
23ensf6iloer mie aud eirt @ummtz
reifen, iobqb eS mobl i6mierts 9efpelen
tpare, ben re9tmdbtgen 8eliter gu
ermitteln, menn man ni9t 5lltallt9
Sic alten j3eituneen eefunoe1 bdtte.
SEER STARTS iette ii@ iofort NIT
Serrn Dabl in 8erbinoung uno o1eoer
telepbonierte alsbalb on Nrel &nntton
aus Matertopn, g. g., unb teilte ibm
Die Ma6ri@t BON Dem Auftnoen oes
Nuto8 NIT. 9err &nution fubr NIT
Dem nd@lten 3ussoon @atertonn mad
@prin9fielb nnb nabm boS Nuto tn
8eiib; es mar in Ser Na9t oom l.
Suit our@ Diebe aus ieinem Mutoz
lduppeu in Watertomn geftoblen iporz
SEN. @be er Sic @eimfabrt NIT DEM
&raftma9en antreten fonnte5 muBte
Serr &nution mebrere 6eporaturen
an oemielben pornebmen lailen, oa
perl6iebene Settle 5erbroden narer.
Son Sen Dieben feblt iebe Spur.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
9aS GDeImtjk

user 11enut mir iene Blume, Die al
Iein
Muf teller Mlm erbIiibt int @onnen-
idein,
Die fd0nfte 3ierbe 1inierer Mpentpen
Sod oroben einiam padit bonn
Sbnee erbelt?
Ser &irtenfnabe nnf Der Mlpen Sobn,
@enn gu i'm fragit, miro itol3 er Sir
geftebn:
@s-iif ser 8lnmen fdonite bieies
Meis,
Mlpenfonigin beibt goelmeiB.
Sen Singing, ser Sic miibebolle
Babr
Mtdt fheute, trtebs Die iteile SOB bin'
ST mubte tpobl, BORT fin6et er al.
Das bo@ite Slid, 6as balo ct nennet
fem.
&ein Sells at boh, fetn 5palt 1T linn
31 brett;
Ct iubelt Iout, neil er bonn 3iel ni6t
meit,
6ur's treue 2ieb er cine 8lnme brtbt,
Gin @belpetB, Der Slim 8%ergiBmein-
ni9t.
Mit &er5 un6 &an6 1teb'n mir fIr's
Mlpenlan6
60 rufen ole, Die 6as f60nite 8an6
Ser 5reibeit innig felt umihlungen
balt.
.Die ger11e 1terben fir Die Mlpentpelt.
Die felt un6 treu, >pob1 einig &ano 1T
@an6
Die 6reibeit pflan3ten in bas Mlpen-
LAMB.
Sen 6reien mario fit tbrer Weiibe
@reis
Ser f6onite 2obn, ein 5arteS @oel-
meiB.
unD tpenn oerein5t 6as Sterbeglod-
Iein tont,
Ser Mlpeniobn fi6 NIT Dem SOB a1ts-
fobnt,
@pri6t. mebmntspon oer 8rtefter Elm
@ebet,
@ei1 feline Seel bor @ottes 3brone
itebt.
mit @lumen idmiidet mat1 iein flei-
mes 9ars,
311m 6rieobof trd9t man meinen6 i'm
binanS,
l1n6 aus ser treuen Sreunoe itillem
&reis
8ringt ieoer ibm oas lette e5elmeib.