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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14

Boston. April 13-Pitcher Joe Oesch-
ger cracked and 50 did his support in
the eighth inning and ninth innings
today. Brooklyn making three runs in
the eighth and two In the ninth and
defeating Boston, to In the open
ing game Of the season here. Until
the eighth Oeschger held the visitors
to two hits and had brilliant support.
In the seventh O'Neill, with two
on bases, knocked home run of Ca
dore to the left center field score
board.
Singles BY Neis, Olson and john
ston, Grif1th's infield out ana Wneat's
double to left center gave Brooklyn
three in the eighth.
(. With one out in the ninth, Krue-
ger sent a high fly inside the left
field foul line. It was Cruises ball,
but he let Barbara make q belated
try for It, the ball dropping safely for
two bases. Hood was hit by the next
pitched ball Olson's single to left
was fumbled by Cruise and Sheehan.
running for Kruger, scored with the
tieing run. Hood followed with what
proved the winning tally.
Boston's first run was result of
Ford's double to left in the fifth an
infield out and Oeschger's bounder to
Olson, which the latter fielded clean
~. but could not throw as he slipped
and fell.
Governor Cox threw out the first
bali. One Of the biggest crowds tina,
has witnessed a Boston major league
opening took advantage of the per-
feet spring afternoon to attend. Score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14
Muggsy Gets Year for
Assault on Boston Con

Boston, April 13-George Forey.
"a years old, popularity known as tx.
o. Muggsy." the fighter, and his
brother in law, Frank Amerena, 20
years old, both of East Boston, were
sentenced to one year in the house
of correction yesterday by Judge Jo-
seph H. Barnes of the East Boston
court, for assault and battery on
Patrolman Herbert l. Morrison of
the East Boston police station.
"Muggsy's" brother, John j. Forey
q years old, of 80 Border street, East
Boston, was sentenced to six months
for assaulting Patrolman Benjamin
Goodman of the same station. The
three appealed and furnished bail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14
Another Mcclure
Production Promised

Spin MCGUIRE will give another
boxing show within the next few
weeks, it was learned last evening.
While no announcement has been made
of who will appear. they will doubt
less be good, as Promoter Mcclure has
yet to give show that has hz4led.
His two productions this season--the
first in which K o. Krouse battled
with Harry Kid Drew. and that Of
Tuesday evening, Johnny Walker of
st. Paul vs. X. o. Krouse Of Milwau-
kee--were the best that have been
staged locally for a long time and the
fans are eagerly awaiting the an
nouncement of the next Spin Nc
CURE production.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14
Open Golf Tourney
At Brunswick, April 1G

The fifth annual meeting Of the
Maine State Golf Association. which
was to have been held at Augusta
this week has been postponed until
April ~ when the members will meet
at Brunswick to elect officers, and to
select the courses and dates for the
1921 amateur State championship
On the same day as the Brunswick
meeting there will be an Is hole tour
ney over the course of the Brunswick
Country club.
This holiday tourney will be an
open event, and as a starter for the
seasons activities should draw many
amateur and professional players
from all over the State. Players may
cover the course at any hour during
the day that suits their convenience.
This will give the early birds a
chance to play in the forenoon If they
wish, while out of town players can
have the whole afternoon at their
disposal.
There are now 10 clubs affiliated
with the Maine State Golf Associa-
ton, and it appears that this will be
a lucky number this year. Indica-
tions point to whale of a season"
on the links of the Pine Tree State.
and it is likely too that several other
clubs will join the Maine organiza-
ton. In this section of the State.
new clubs at Old Orchard, Saco.
Lewiston, Chebeague Island and
probably Naples will be eligible.
1t is probable that a new president
will have to be picked for the State
association as Percy v. Hill of Au-
gusta, the present head of the organ
ization will be out of the State SO it
is understood. The other present Of
ficers are Charles Bartlett of Bangor
and Frank w. Alden, Waterville, vice
presidents; Charles S. Erswell Of
Brunswick, treasurer, and Harlan
Turner of Portland, secretary.
The clubs now members Of the
State organization are the Augusta
Country club of Augusta; Arundel
Golf club of O Kennebunkport; Bel
grade Golf club of Belgrade: Bruins
wick Golf club of Brunswick; Con-
duskeag Canoe and Country club Of
Bangor; Kebo Valley Golf club Of
J Bar Harbor; Kineo Golf club of Kin
co; Megunticook Golf club Of Cam
den: Northport Country club OF
! Northport: Poland Spring Golf club
of South Portland; Portland Country
club of Portland: Prouts Neck Golf
club of Scarboro: Waterville Country
club of Waterville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14
Old Jupe Scowls
on Tiger-White Sox
Scheduled Clash

Detroit. April 13-A steady drizzle
ol rain that began in mid forenoon
thoroughly soaked the playing field
ana caused a postponement of the
american League season inaugural
here today.
thousands who had hoped to see
~ Cobb make his managerial de-
rut IN clash with the Chicago
"hlte Sox had found seats in the
PARK hours before game time and
"hen the postponement was an
nounced less than an hour before the
teams were to take the field a record
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14
Record Crowd Sees :,
Reds Trim Pirates. 5-3

Cincinnati. o., April 13-Cincinnati
defeated Pittsburgh today S to 8 be-
fore the largest crowd that ever at
tended an opening game in Cincin-
natl. The Reds scored four runs in
the eighth inningb y punching hits.
Pittsburgh started a batting rally in
the ninth after two were out and
made two runs. Luque was hit hard
through, but was saved by his sup
port when runners were on bases.
Score:
Pittsburgh 1000 010 2-3-12-1
Cincinnati 90 90 x-5- 81
Adams. Hamilton and Schmidt;
LuQue and Wingo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14
Augusta Boy Making
Good on Southern
Trip BowdOin Team

In a letter to Jack O'Connell, who
headed the successful baseball carni-
val recently held in Augusta, Ben
Houser, who 10 to direct the fortunes
of the Augusta team the coming
season says:
April II, 1871.
My Dear Mr.. O'Connell:-
80 Understand the Carnival was
a huge success. Now II we can come
through with q successful baseball
team, the object will be realised.
You will be interested to learn that
Francis Hall created quite an impress
sion both at Princeton and Pennsyl-
vania, with his hitting and fielding.
Trusting we become better &C.
quainted this summer, am,
Yours,
BEN HOUSER,
Brunswick, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14
COLLEGE GAMES

At Providence, r. Thrown z. Bos-
ton University 8.
At Philadelphia-Pennsy Z.
Cornell 6.
At New Haven-Ya1e 8, Columbia 3.
At Hartford-Holy Cross II, Trim
ity 0.
At Middletown-Wesley II. Con-
necticut Aggies 2.
At Easton. Pa.-LaFayette 10, Will
liams 4.
At West Point, N. Y.-Army II,
Union 2.
At Annapolis-Navy 20, Mount St.
Mary's (Emmitsburg) 2.
At Observation-Disclosures 3, Villa
Nova /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14
Lewis Title Is Safe
CaddOck Unconscious

Des Moines. Ia, April 10 - Ed
(Strangler) Lewis successfully de-
Tended his worlds heavyweight
wrestling title here last night when
he took both falls of his match
against Earl Caddock. The first
came in one hour and SO minutes and
the second in minutes and 80 Sec
ends. Both falls came as the result
of vicious headlocks and in both in
stances Caddock was left unconscious
in the ring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14
SPORT NOTES

The veteran catcher. Jimmy Archer,
has been signed to manage q team In
an independent Chicago city league.
Herb Hunter. last year with the
Boston American League. was today
signed by the Greenviile South At
iantic club, He will play third basA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14
'CrinsOn-Blue
Enemies Unite
in Tennis July As

Cambridge. Mass, April 13.-Har-
ward and Yale are to declare a sport
armistice long enough to permit a
joint tennis team composed of Grim
son and Blue players to meet a COM
bination from the English Univer-
stiles of Oxford and Cambridge at
Longwood Cricket club, Brookline.
July and S, it was announced today.
Tentative arrangements for the
match have been made
Leon De Turenne of Harvard,
president Of the intercollegiate Ten
mis- association and the Crimson
leader, will captain the American
team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14
Fletcher May Quit Game

Collinsville. Ills, April 13-Art
Fletcher, shortstop of the Philadel-
phia National League club who came
here last week to attend his fathers
funeral, today announced he was
considering retiring from baseball.
He has been in major league baseball
10 years and said he wished to set
tie down."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14
Dempsey Says Will
X. o. Frenchman Before 18th

Aberdeen, S. D.. April 13-Jack
Dempsey. heavyweight champion pu-
gilist, who passed through this city
this afternoon on his way to New
York, where he intends putting on the
finishing touches for his coming bat
tie with Georges Carpenter for the
worlds title, expressed belief that he
will knock out the Frenchman with
in ~ rounds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14
Petitions in Bankruptcy

The following petitions in bank
ruptcy have been filed in the United
States district court in Bangor: Ly-
ons D. Mode of Woodland. Secured
claims, $255; unsecured. sS65; Will
liam H. Hewett of Fort Fairfield
Secured claims, s172; unsecured
$1,635.1S. Notes and bills which
ought to be paid by other parties
thereto are listed at $170.74
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14

bdIIVu TOT EIIckSOn IN lIil.
Boston ..........1 0 l %
Washington .....1 0 o q 0--3
Three-base hits-Vitt. Jones' Collins,
Shanks. Stolen base--Rice. Sacrifice
Foster Collins Witt. Double play
Menosky to Witt; Shanks to Harris TO
Judge; Witt to Foster to McInnls. Left
on bases-Boston Z, Washington A.
Base on balls-On Jones l. Hits-Off
Erickson in 3 innings; off Johnson
in 4: of Zachary in .. Hit by
pltcher-By Erickson, Menosky Struck
"ut-By johnson >, by Erickson l, by
Zachary !, by Jones .. Wild pitch
Jones. Losing pitcher, johnson. I'm
pres. Connolly and Moriarty. Time
200.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14
Joe 0ESCHCER FALTERS and
BRAVES FALL BEFORE DODGERS,

The locals tied the scoeo - 49, 1a16
and Belts held New York oa1s unfiE
the 18th. The usual opening oayi
ceremonies were held. marking the
debut Of William Donovan - the
Philadelphia manager. Score:
New York 00o102l0oo3E1o-1S-3i
Phiia- -. oo041o3oo01- 8-18-3
Douglas. Barnes. .Toney. and E.
Smith; Ring, Belts and Buggy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14
Braves Release Coach

Boston, April 13.-Oscar Dugey,
coach. was released by the Boston
Nationals today to act as coach and
general assistant to John j. Evers,
manager of the Chicago Nationals.
Dick Rudolph, former major league
pitcher, will take Dugey's place as
coach for the Braves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14
Giants Win Extra
Session Opener, 1913

Philadelphia, Pa, April 13-Kelly's
home run with Frisch on first base,
decided an thinning struggle in ia
vor of New York here today 10 to 8.
Each team had one big inning. Phila-
delphia taking the lead in the fourth
but losing It in the seventh, when
New York batted Ring out Of the box.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Washington 3; Boston 6.
New York II; Philadelphia I.
Cleveland 2; St. Louis 4.
Chicago-Detroit, rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14

attendance was in prospect Several
bands also were on hand to lend the
usual color to the opening cere-
monies. Another attempt will be
madetomorrow to inaugurate the sea-
son, although the weather forecast is
for more rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14

Two base hits, Wheat Kruger,
Ford. Home run-O'Neil. Stolen bas-
es-Southworth 2. Sacrifices, John
ston. Holke. Left on bases: Brooklyn
8; Boston 5. Base on balls-off Ca
dore l; off Mamaux 1; off Oeschger
S. Hits-off Galore 5 in innings;
of Mamaux in 1 innings; off Smith
! in inning. Hit by pitcher-by Ca
dore PowelD; by Oeschger CHood).
Struck out: by Galore 3; by Mamaux
l; by Oeschger S. Passed ball, Krue-
ger l. Winning pitcher. Mamaux.
Umpires, Brennan and Emslie. Time I
mr., A minis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14

Approximately $327,211.oo0 bonds
were listed on the New York Stock
Exchange in 1920. OF that sum,
$182.622.400 represented railroad Sc
curitieS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14
TODAY'S GAM ES

Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14
YESTERDAY, TODAY
AND TOMORROW IN
Big LEAGUE CIRCLES
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn S; Boston 4.
Chicago S; St. Louis 2.
New York 10; PhiIa. 8 al innings).
Pittsburgh 8; Cincinnati 6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14
TODAYS GAM ES

Brooklyn at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
St. Louis at Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14
Totals

x-Batted for Galore in the Sth.
xx-Ran for Kruger in 9Th.
xxx-Batted for Mamaux in 9th
z-Batted for Oeschger in 9Th.
Zz-Ran for O,Neil in 9th
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14
430 413 401-1244
Augusta Girls
449 AIS 44S-1312

1852 366 422-1140
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
speiien nit &arfam.

Sin fran30fider &o@tunftler,
Sules MaintaDe, ber barber Rlage
fiibrt, boB felt 400 Sabren feline
neuen @eri9te ent0edt porben tpdz
rem, bat ieBi biefem uebelitanbe ab>
gebolfen. ST befabt ii@ nit Dem
@ebanfen, NIT 9ilfe bon porfums
reue Sunten unb Spei1en gu berei>
ten, unter benen iih eigenartige gu
1ammen iteQungen befinben, bic nobl
ni@t ie6ermanns r@ei@mad" fem
tperben. Inter ben 11euen @ert9ten
gibt es: &o1bsfotelett nit Yfeffer<
mtn3tunte, 9ubn nit Maigl0d@en,
&inberbraten nit &o9tImmel, 8az
,1anenfiQung uno S@nei5ertdie garz
inert, 9eringspiree nit 9tmbeeren.
Cine Na4fpetie bilben Somaten nit
@@lagfabne un6 &ognaftunte. -
@orldufig itn6 bic beriibmten poriz
fer &i@en@efs nod gu lebr bon
5ur9t unb @9reden uberrai@t, um
gef9lofen gegen bic neue &o9tunft
Sront gu mo@en. @s beiBt muir,
bob pbantaftifde 3uiammeniteuuns
gen, pie Tie bic e%rpdbnten @eri9ts
bieten, ouf ben Mogen 19dbti9 pir-
ten mibten. 9as pirb nobl finn
men!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10

:. Ser Menid lit nidt ein Son,
oen Ser gr5ieber nod ieirem Sci al
len mo6eln farr, ionoern cine
Bflon5e, 6ie ibre beionoere Matnr
un6 @eitalt mitbringt nnobon tbm
1,ur als bon einem @6rtner gepflegt,
eroBge5ogen uno gu ibrer b6@lten
8~ollfommenbeit gebrabt meroen
'fn1r.
M@igabe oes gr8iebers lit es,
oenMenibm 10 felt un6 fi6er bin3u.
ltenen, oaB er als @an5es gar ni6t
mebr aus Der 8abr 5u bringen ut.
Dann cher bot Der gr3ieber ibm
Bunben bei3ubringen ODER Die
@unoen, pelde ibm Dos 56idial
lblaet, 5u benubeM =; uno tpenr1 10
Der 5dmer5 urb bas 8e6irfnis ert.-
itanoen iin4 10 tam aud IN Die Der.
.munoeten Steaen etmns Neues ,u1o
Anberes einaefihrt peroen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
M,,d) i'd fiiblte feit aapitaot oas

M,,d) id) fiiblte feit aapitaot oos
.6ieber in meinem SLUT BREMEN.
@ieneidt bat mid. MIR Der oauern-
Sc Mufentbalt 1nter freiem Stm-
mel qerettet. Sd mollte ni@t franf
meroenl @6lieBlib NOR bas Sic
Der aber 1t6rfer als mein @iue.
Sdlapp, bonn Sieber gelduttelt uno
BON einem 1ungenpeltartigen Suiten
erl6iittert iob id %irgenotpo an 9ed
auf einem @tiiblden. Gin Matroie
DON Ser 9. S.=M.9. iorgte riibrenb
I'M MIDI. Mben6s padte er MIDI in
Sic @angematte. Sd par Elm &C.
onl6iger &ranfer;: nl1r ems fonnte
i6 6em guten &erl ni@t erfiiuen> i@
fonnte nidts elien. Sd babe 6ret
pone 8o9en bubltabli@ genommen
ni6ts genolien! Ser @6mub uno
ames 9rl1m nno 9ran efelte mild
unlagbar. Denfen Sic iid: fir
1000 Mann MIR 80 @aidbeden, in
6enen ol19 nod Sic gan5e l6m1tbige
2eibpai6e aufgemeidt un6 getpa-
i9en per6en muBte! Gs par na-
tiirli6 ou@ ni6t appetitrege1o,
meun tagli9, man@mal mebrmals
ant Sage, ein Softer, 1T Segeltu9
gendbt, anf bem beretts re6t abge-
tpebten @rett boriibergetragen pur-
Be.
Ms nit an Eeneriffa borlber
pare11, 1ieB 6ie @nt oes SteberS
nod. 2angiam fam mieoer 2eben
in nniern @reis. Sos Sterben
borte 5tpar nod ni9t auf, Dos 6au-
erte an, Bis pir in Sic Nor6iee to-
men, aber ale Sic, Bel 6enen sic
Madt oes Sicbers gebro6en tpar,
otmeten auf u1o = freuten lid auf
ste &eimfebr.
Sn @lpmol1tb, no man 1tniere
S9uerfranfen nidt bon 8oro neb-
men tponte, mabten mir nodmals
nod betpdbrtem Ne5ept ett bs@en
0teuterei; altd bier init gutem @r-
folg. 9aan nod eine Mabt I'M &a-
nal un6 cine lebte, unoergeblide in
Ger Moroiee. Bfeifeneer @turm,
Stur5fee auf Stur5iee, 6as S4iff
i9lingerte 1,n0 tan5te. Sd btu aber
nidt unter Ged gegangen; oo6 f0n<
men Sic iib bieaei6t 6enfen, mie i9
ausiab, als man mid ant anoer1
Mnrgen aus neinem Hafetden 5tpi-
i9en @oiier a,n6 @immel bonn Malt
bernnterbolte.
Mls i'd in @eiel mie0er Dor eit1em
gpiegel itano, babe i@ mid ni6t CT
fannt; 10 batten Sieber nnb Srnger,
@tn6, &egen, 6eemaiier un6 @onne
u11o Ser 9red auf Sem @diff at mir
g%eorbeitet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
getpue, biefabs id oebt gar nj.
0apon miNe.

getppe, biefabs i@ Debt gar nj.
0apon milIe.
Da Is mein beiert Mann. berbei-
TONNE TN fat geiagt, mer fouts
Iniere Singer bon iein 8ubs laiie.
Sen bdtt er ii@ ielbit mitgebrabt
for iein perioneu Subs un mas er
nit aufiubie 6ebt. 6as 6ebt er fid
mi6oer nit Detm nen1me. 5el bat
mid off &obrs freigelaiie, .atuper
ser 9eteftief bat mein Mann nit
genou1me I'M bat geiagt, ser Subs
NOR fobnfisfebtet III i'd mar RE
ibanniibbel bafor:- fpdter 6eht Der
59napps bon ben @optperttnett
gebolt mer6e.
go, oa fin ib pi66er mitaus en-
Mann getpeie I'M ben bteieios oas
nod Sen Erubel nit Ben @opmern-
ment gebabt. Sebt 6ente sc 11ar
email, mas sic 2i55ie, maS meme
Site is, iage nero, uenn sic Diff.
1eri6 fomme 6ubn I'M Sen @bisfep
bole; in ipateitens en- Sag ben i9
sic alte 2eb6ie bod miooer ediped.
tell 60 fomm i@ aus Elm Srltbel
in 6en annern uno bal6 6ubt es
3n MIDI ielbit guide, als Oh i6 merit
lid 10 bumm mar, ute Die 2i35te
MIDI INNER rufe 611bt, pomit ib ber'
bIeitpe
Sine Ssbrn lietper
9bi1ipp Saneramper.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
Mun iei mi beimlid 5art
unD Iieb.


Stun lei mir beimlid 5art un6 Iieb;
gek' 6eine11 SUB allf meinen nun!
Mir iaet es: ib perlieB Sic @elt,
lin, gang auetn a1f sir gu rubin.
ltn6 sir: 0 lieBe mid Die 8elt,
l1n6 fonnt' i6 frieoli6 un6 aaein,
@ie oei1es leidten Sl1Bes iebt,
60 6eines 2ehens 9rdger iein!
@iIIft gu geuau %erfabren, mas 5id
5iemt,
81 frage 11ur BET eolen 6ralpn an.
9enr ibnen lit am meiiten bran. &C..
leger,
CAB alles mobl ii6 5ietne, mas ge.
Idiebt-
Sic 6didlibfeit umgibt nit elmer
. Mauer
@as 5arte, leidt perlebli9e @el6ledt.
@o @itlidfeit regiert, regieren iie,
l1n6 mo- Sic 6refbeit berridt, so
iino lie nibts.
ltn6 mirlt gu sic @ei@ledter bei3e
fragen:
Aah Greibeit 1trebt ser Mann, oas
@eib nads Sttte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
gerid'pinaen Ser Srai&e.

5@on felt ettpa 80 Sabret ma4t
iid inn Moromeiten Geuti4lanos, I'M
Webiet Der l%1nterelbe, eine eige11tlm'
lide @rideinung bemertbar;; fir Die
Bis iebt cine ausrei9en6e @rflarung
rtdt gefunoen lit: sic Intercollegiate
4bnabme Der Bail Der Sroi@e. Gin
6eutfdes 8latt ibretbt 6ariber:
@er Dor etma 20 Sabren @eleger1'
bet batte, uniere Marldwieie n gu
6ur@ifreifen, iomob1 n0r6li@ pie
iuolt9 Der Gl6e, Ser miro iib erl11'
,1er1, mie unge5ablte &auienoe be
fer Eiere fi@ insbeionoere in ben
@raben BORT tummelten. Cling man
an einem ionntgen Sommermorgen
aumul tper11 es getaut batte, an et'
mem Marlbsraben entlang, 10 fo11.-
te man iiber ietn, n%natfborll@ oas
@eraui6 3u boren, 6as Die Groide
beim Springer ms @aiier perur.
iaden. Mur made man iebt eirr1al
ben 8eriu9, uno man mtro ft11oer,
oab ma1 11ur nod iebr ielten .einen
1olaen @prung beobadten tam.
Mber ni9t rur i'm Mari&gebiet, ote'
fem alien Groi@gebiet, lit es 10, lott
bern iibera4 %ringsumber. SSn Der
Nabe Der &altelteqe @edelfelo bel
Sarbnrg .. g.. befinoet ii4 neber Ell
ner @irti9oft elm tleiner &et@, Der
ebemals Sauien6e Ser Groi6e beber'
berqte, sic oQaben6li@ tire Alat-
finite in folder @~oafommetbeit
pro6u5iertet1, baB ser @irt in ben
8eitungen r@roBes Groi@fon5ert"
anfunoigte, gu Dem ii@ oenr aud
imrner piele 2iebbaber 6ieier Matur'
multi aus ser umgegen6 einfanoen.
Seit Sabren eibt eS BORT nur nod
Sololeiltungen, bas @ros Der &lnit'
Ter 1T langlt peri9munhen. @an5
glei9e .8eri6te uber bic Mbnabme
ser Sr0i9e fommen aus Der 2iine,
burger Sei6e. Mn Mabrung feblt
es Sen Eieren geptB ni@t, audi ibre
natirli9ea Teinoe baben eber ab,
als 5ugenommen. @abrideinli4 1T
sic Mbnabme Der Srof@e gum 9etl
oarauf 3uriid5ufibren bob man
ibnen 6ur9 Mef1oratton uno 9rat=
nage 5ablreibe 8rutplabe ralbte,
ober tpenr 6as bieQei9t au@ fiir 6as
@eeltlano 5utrifft, fir Die Marfd'
gebiete beriagt oieie @rfldruag, 6enn
IN ben Mariden BAT iid 6ie Bail
unb 8iefe Der @raben enttpeoer gar
nibt ODER bod nur gan5 ln1tpeiertt-
li9 ber6n6ert. @u9 Die Meinigl1ng
Ser Maridgrdben miro bette III tet'
ner onoerer @eiie uno 5u tetrer
anoerert 8eit bo%rgenon11nen als frii<
Der. DaB aber @pi6emien unter ben
9iere11 graiiiert bdtten, lift ME beob-
a1tet tpor6en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10

Am rag, HaW'
benz ib mid Ben
Selfer gebeiert &c.
babt ben, TN no
er ani9 bot prubfe
moue, 6aB ct
i9affe fann, mie
en- 8runnebuker,
90 is er gar nit
fomme! Sebn sc,
So hnrr 41orfAt SA
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
0femtr $drttbfbrttf hes
4bilipp Sameratupfer.

Mefn lieber &err @e6adtiondrl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Philpp nave
welcomed a young daughter to their
home this week. Mrs. PhlIlpp was
| Miss Bessie Decker.
Mrs. Wells has returned rum
Nyack. -
have returned from Lake Placid,
where they spent their honeymoon
and are residing with their parents,
MIR, and Mrs. G.. e. Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. 3. Johnson n
family will leave Saturday for their
| cottage at Greenport.
Mrs. Jerry Letson entertained
her Bridge Club at her home Tues-
day afternoon. Ices were served py
the hostess and a pretty prize was
won nv Mrs. Walter Williams.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-30

for Harrisburg. Pa, where they VIII
MI. and Mrs. Dewitt Price Il
daughter will leave home tomorroW
spend their two weeks vacation.
An elaborate program is Delng
arranged foS July fourth In the Dor
ough and the cooperation OF every
person is asked for. y taplet 70
| commemorate the services OF me
| Metuchen boys in the great Worlo
War. will be unveiled win appro-
pirate services in Woodwlld Farh.
plan to stay in the borough tha'
day. or
Miss Josephine Messler, OF 0r-
ange, is visiting Mrs. william NC
KenZie. ho~
Mrs. John Morris will spend her
! vacation at Avon.