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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
9aS &orurteil ge9em bic
fremoipra9ige HreKe..

@ir 1in6 nidt u%ngebalten gegen ie-
ne Mmerifaner, Die gegen Die fremo<
lpradige @reiie in Mmerifa preoigem
neil mir einfeben, 6ab oieienigen
melde nur englii6 beriteben, feline
Mbnrng boben, mas 6ie 8latter, IN
anoeren @praben georudt, beoenten;
mel6e Miiiion fie erfluen nno mte
omerifanii6 ite iin6.
6err George @reel, Ser eine gro<
Re @rfabrung in 8reiieangelegenbet<
ten bat, teilt ienes 8orurteil ni@t.
gr peiB, oaB ser r8oreign 2anguage
@erpice" in ieoer &iniibt Der ame<
rifanii6en 8egierung tren NOR; CT
meiB, baB mir bier unter ben fremo-
1pradigen 8lGttern republifanii6e,
oemofratii6e, pro=8robibition nno
anti<8robibition uim. baben; aber
ltets iino fie amerifaniide 3eitungen,
sic ale Eagefragen ebenio b%eDanoeln
mie sic in englii6er Spra6e beraus-
%Qeaebenen amerifanifden 3eitungen.
IS mag nun 2eute geben, Die er-
marten, 6aB bie frem6ipradigen Set
tunqe1 ale elmer Meinung fem fol-
len; bas lit ebenfo menig moglib, mie
unter 6en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nod lit es min16enspert.
Die @ingepan6erten mablen iib If.
re 8artei, ebenio nie sic @iergebo-
renen; fie baben tire eignen Meinun-
gen.
Mber .es lit ii@er, oaB alle frem6<
ipradigen 8Iatter bie Miiiion baben
un6 iie erfiinen, fiir 6ie Mmerifantia.
ton Ser @ingeman6erten gu mirfen.
@ir iinb oaher reitlos 6agegen,
menn bon getpiiier 5eite bebauptet
miro, 6aB oie Sremogeborenen ben
amerifonii6en @eiit nur iebr i6mer
erfu1Ien; Sic guten 2eute mtiien nibt,
mopon iie fafeln. sic fommen ME in
8%eriibrung NIT Ser fremoipradigen
8re11e, unb eS i6eint, oab lie auBer-
sem nidt gepiIt fino, Die 8abrbeit
3u lernen.
@ir iino ni6t b6ie, miiniden aber,
6aB man nit mebr @erebtigfeit ge-
gen sic oftmals f6mer fampfenoe
fremoIprabige Hreiie perfabren mod
te, ols oies bisber gei6eben lit.
Ma1 ioIte iih %erfnnoigen uno ber,
iu1en, auf sic @abrbeit gu b0ren, ebe
man Elm boreiligeS urteil abgibt.
Isl @iornale Staliqnp" (republ. }
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

r Yrof. 81. @6aIer lit bierber
auriidgefebrt bon einem fur5en De
lu6 in Nebmoob Sails.
- Or. 81. M. @ditein aus Gomz
frep belt 1id Trettag in 8ernFSangez
l%egenbetten bier auf.
= Serr uno 8rau So. s. 8crg
uno sSrau @op. 8aer, ST., metiten
iiinQit befuhSmeiie IN @oboen.
= Saul @iebenmann, promi1en=
ter @leepp @pe @ei@dftSmonn, bate
au89angS letter @o6e bier @elddfte
gu beiorgen.
- Serr unb Trou @baS. 3iemer
aus DunneQ unb Trau @oroelmann
aus @eplon, iomie Die SRI. @mma
,@oebler un6 STA @tolf aus 9ber=
burn famen @amStas per Nuto bier
her III eiuem 8elu6 BET Ser Samtlte
@u1t. Saber in 1omn Mtlforo.
- Serr unb 6rau Treb 5amonn
unb Tamilte febrten anfansS bitter
Wode bierber 5uriid bon einem ldn=
oeren N%ufentbalte IN @pfeiton, &c. 8.
Serr @ama1n beri6tet, oab bic @rntez
ou8lt@ten sort ausse5ei6net gut ieter,
ga in iener @eseno ge1ii9eno Ne9en
gefallen lit.
- Sri. @laops @eneoiepe Sobnz
ion aus @leepp @pe uno @apmono
g. Bernaro aus Chicago, ST., 16lol=
fen am @amStasabeno in ser bieitsen
@piscopalfirde ben 8un6 fiirS 2eben.
Bait. 6. 50. 8arter ool5og BITE
Trauunq uno slei6 mad oerfi elben
traten Sic Meuoermdblten per Nnto
eine tur8e @o65ettsreiie an. Ste
merben ibre1 fiinfttgen Wobnitb tn
MinneapoliS. auf16lagen.
= Sic Mrbeit an Dem So6i6nlee=
bQuoe in @leepp @ne madt quite Sort
fdritte. Die 8aditeinpdnoe oes al.
lien BaueS merben abgei6abt, fobob
iie bem MuSleben mad NIT BEN Mdnz
SEN be8 neuer1 Nnbau8 iiberetnittmz
men merben. DaS Nuottorium miro
@itpldte fir smii6en LOO nnO
1900 Herionen baben. Da8 9e=
bdl1be {ol bis CUNT 8esinn bes Script
terminus fertiggeitelt ietn.
= Trl, @lenore 9enle mnr0e am
Mittmo6abeno I'M Setme bon Sri.
6iloa 2uetien, Noro @ermanitrabe
BON etma Is 6reunotnnen tn ansez
nebmiter @ei1e iberra16t NIT einem
Yafet,@auer. @te erbislt oiele prd@=
tioe @e,denfe. Ser Nbeno >puroe
BEL einem aemiitltden &artenlptel per-
lebt uno Sic Yreile einsen an Sri.
@milp @roebner unb 9beo. Surtb.
Bum @9lub muroe ein fetner Smbtb
9erei6t. SRI. 9enle lptro ii@ TN
Auguit perbeiraten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

lid sod @bi1ra organiiatoriid onrd.
bringen nno bieIes Miltonenreid 5ur
@run6lage feiner Mabt MAIDEN fonn,
tie, lGBt Die iapanifde @efabr INNER
mieber beoentlib eri@einen. Solan,
ge Sapan Elm Snielrei6 nit be.
i6ranfter 8epolferung lit, lit eS fit
Mmerifa ungefabrlid. @enn es aber
Teile bon China 5n aiImilieren per-
m09te :?
Mo9 idarfer ideinen manbmal
sic @egenidte, Sic be1te 5piiden
Mmerifa nn6 England beiteben. Slime
rita lit Ser @ldubiger, England Der
9dnloner. Mber oieier Sduloner
ma6t 5ielbemuBt iebr energiide On
ltrengungen, 6ie 5eitmeilig %perlorene
5teuung als @elogeber, Sra6tenfib-
rer un6 @anoelsbermittler Der gan<
gen @elt mieoer an iid gu reiben.
Midt nnr Sic geograpbii@e Gage, audi
sic go15e Mrt, gu 6enfen, begunitigt
ben @%ngldnoer. 9enn trob6em er nur
Elm Mebeninterelie fir europa fat, 1T
er @uropder nnb beritebt europa,
mGbreno Ser Mmerifaner Dem euro
paii6en @etriebe immer Elm penig
nit ben @mpfinoungen oeS Natnr<
meniden gegeniiberitebt, Sen oas &af<
finement ser groBen Sta6t bertpirrt
nu6 entiebt. 9a5u fommt, bob Die
iriide 6rage immer cine &eibungs-
flade 3miiben England un6 Imerifa
gebi1oet bat.
nno idlieBlid 6arf man ni6t ber-
gel1en, oaB Die 6einoi6aft gegen
@nglan6 gum minoelten i'm politiiden
8arteienfampfe eine a%ltgebetligte
amerifanii6e TRADITION lit. @S i'll
nidt obne Sntereiie, gu beobadten,
6aB 6ie glei6en Qeute, sic mabreno
6eS @rieges 6en 8utritt Mmerifas gu
ben @egnern Deuti6lanos fir unber-
meibbar bielten, neil er aus Der an-
geliGdiii9en &aiiengemeinidaft fol-
ge, iebt nit ebeniolber Maturnotpen-
6iqfeit 6en 8rn9 ser beioen 80lfer
poraus1agen. Sin &eibungsfla6en lit
gemiB monderlei norban6en. hinge
ibidli6teiten, mie iie Ser englli6e
8otiaufter bel ieiner &udfebr nod
@nglano beging, laiien bieielben gro
Der erldeinen ols fie iino. gS lit trob
auem nidt mabrideinli6, oaB Der
antmort1ibe &reiie in @nglano nno
in Mmerifa auf cine @olitif binar-
beite1t, bel ser Ser @iniab oos 5piel
nidt oerlobnen miiroe. nno es tit i'm
esnterelie @uropas au6 iider nidt
reimbursement. europa fann einen
nel1e11 groBen &rieg, iclbit menn er
peit ab bon ieinen &iiiten gefabrt
miroe, nidt mebr ertragen. IS lit
be11te idon in ieinen @%rnnolagen 10
!! eri6ittert, 6aB Sic 5rage beredtigt
lit, Oh es oie altererbte Stequng i'm
@at ser @01fer nod %bebal1pten fam.
Gin neuer &f 5mii6en Der etn5i<
gen nod ungebrodenen europdi1den
Ma9t in europa uno Ser groBten eu<
rop4ii6en Ma6t %auBerbalb @nropas
f0nnte oas @noe Ser europaii6en &ul<
tur bebeuten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

VlSs 1871 bS1O0JeI~sv 49,
aer observation-disclosures, 10 bob fie,
ipenr iie angeitedt Deroen, oa3l1 net
aer, sic fdnene uno gefGbrli6e Mrt
ser &ranfbeit gu entrpideln. Ser
8eibe bat i'm @egenteil 6urdfdnitt,
lid einen 3iemli@ boben @rao Der
Observation-Disclosures Ct muB Der
aranfbeit pieoerbolt un6 LANCER aus
geiebt fem, nnb unter ihledten SIR.
beits- nn6 @obnungSberbdltniii EN-
Iei6en, nm angeiteh gu tperben, aus
aenommen I'M 5arten &in6eralter gu
meIder Set sic Mnitedung febr leidt
erfolgt, mas man ME bergeiien ionte.
Das erlte Mn3ei6en bon Der Satig-
feit eines &eimes i'm &orper beitebt
in ser 8il6ung zines granen &liimp.
dens, Euberfel genannt, nno 5par
aetp0bnli6 in Ser 2unge. IS. bot I'M
gefGbr Sic @r0Be zines Stednaoel=
topics un6 menn man es 1nter Dem
Mifroifop unterin6t, finoet man, oaB
es aus elmer &Gie<Mafie aus totem
@epebe beftebt, in oem Der &etm liegt.
I'm 6ieie @aiemittelpunft befinoet fi@
cine 8enenuan6 sic Der &orper a1f<
baut, UNI 1ie Dor Dem @eim 5n i6iiben.
Wenn sic bon 6em Seine a%bgeion6er-
ten @ifte itarf genug ODER menn Die
6en &eim umgeben6en 8enen i6ma6
oen11d 1in6. mer0en 0iele lebten 3er=
fort, nno ouf bieie meife miro oaS
@emebe qllmabli@ getotet. 60 bret
tet ii9 sic &ranfbeit aus, BIG Die gars
&c 2nnge f9lieBlt6 angegriffen tit.
8enn sic Maiie 6es totem @emebeS
Elm Quftr0brden erreibt, miro es aus
gebultet nno binterlaBt eine fleine
&Sblung. @enn 6ieie @oblung gro
Ger miro, f0nnen anoere Seine bon
auBen omr9 oie 2uft bineingelangen,
un6 10 6ie Musbreitung bes &eimeS
foroern, Biz oie ongeitedte 8erion
idlieBlid Die @6minoiudt befommt.
@rfreut ser @orper fib ieoo@ gun-
1tiger Nabrungsperbaltnille, frl1der
Suit un6 geregelter 2ebensfubrung,
10 iperoen feline 3euen oerartig ge-
itadrft, 6oB oas Gift oes @eimes, menn
es sic 8euen angretft, 6ieie nidt to-
ten, pn6ern nur rei3en fam. 9ie
@ei5ung pertpan6elt fie aus runoen
3euen in 1ange 3ellen> Ole aQmabli6
gum Narben-@ etpebe meroen.
Inter giinftigen @erbdltniiien miro
6ieier 6dubman bon @arben @e-
mebe itarf, Big anmqbli6 UNI ben
@ranfbeitsbero cine ltarfe S@ub<
tpan6 ent1tebt. 9ur6 oieien >@or.
gang, Sibroiis, genannt, gelingt es
Sem @0rper Sen aeim 5ui'ubertpin-
Den uno iid bon 6en tatigen'S Dmpto.
men ser @ranfbeit 5u befreien.
Die @6minb{udt felt ii@ iomit
als Elm @ampf 3miiden ben &ran<
beitsfeimen, sic in 6en 4orper ge=
lanai ltno, uno oen 3elen 6ar. Be-
fin6en ii6 sic 3eIen in einem guten
8uitano 10 tragen fe oenaSieg oa-
BON, i6lieBen Sen &eim Elm nno to-
ten i'm fdlieBlid ab. 8efinoen it'd
sic 8ellen ieoo6 in einem bernabla-
Bigten !3nitano, 10 meroen Tie ibrer<
ieits BON Dem Seine anmabli6 &C.
t6tet, mas gum Tooe oeS Yatienten
fiihrt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
searleg Meniafeiten,

Setter @ratbmobl. otto Dauer nro
ote SRI. 9elen &tilel unb Serbia
9teb nnternabmen Sonntag etre Mntoz
fabrt na6 Tairmont, no tie Ser
narote beiu6ten.
SRI. 8irqtnia Yalmer aus @tbbon
tpetlte lette ISOLDE eiuige Sage gu
@aite bic ibrer Treunoin, Sri. 2neaa
@rtebel, babter.
Geo. @robmarn unb 1odter, @la,
tolpte Muoo1pb @roebner, ane BON
bier, unb @err uno Tra1l Nrtbnr
@roebner nebit @obn aus &lob1er,
begaben li9 @amStagmorge1 friib
nod Tergus Sails, molelbt tie bis
anfangs bieter ISOLDE 81 @aite per<
tpeilten bel Der Tamilte 9ugo Sprenz
ger.
Sri. Ilorence @roebner febrte
@onntagabeno in sic &eimat Biro
Sslano 3uriid, [nd6 einm fur5en Be=
Iu@ bel tbrem Snfel unb tbrer 5ante,
6errr1 uno 6rau Mlbert S. 9aaS, all=
bier.
Serr uno 1rau Mife @6usel uno
@err uno Tran gilbert @aas beindten
@onntas Sic 6amilie 6ranf @eQrer
nabe Sleepn @pe.
Die fol9enoen @ermonote nno
6reunbe meilten @amstag nno CONT
tag gu Safe bel @errn uno Trau 70.
s. 5eifert bier: SameS Sulbaro nebit
Tamilie uno Trau Sobn @taotberr
nebit Tamilie aus Gtbbon; Sarne9
@uelsfamp uno 2ouis 8uibaro mbit
tbren Tamilien aus 2%afapette; So1epb
@erbert unb Sobn 8ulbaro NIT tbren
Tamilien aus @eit Memton; Sobn
Suelsfamp uno Tamilie, Seem ulm;
So1epb Suelsfamp aus @aploro, u11o
@6meter Mtlburga aus Chicago. :.
Na6 einein einmD6igen 8elu9 bet
bteltoen 8ermanoten, retite 9erma11n
Weplano in bic Setmat, Sarge, N.s9.,
5uriid. Trau. @eplano geoenft 1t@
nod eine .3eitlane bier auf5ubalteM
Sn SearleS fano 9onntag eth bod
Invertebrates Ba1ebanlptel 5lDtl9en
Sem bieiigen unb benz &lobner &lub
Itatt. DaS Gnbre1ultat mar Elm 9te9
ser &lobner @pieler NIT einem
Score" bon 3 81 L..
@err uno Trau 9er1nar11 Brtt19e,
1omie Serr uno Trau Nlfreo Srttt6e
unternabmen Treitasabeno etne Autoz
fabrt na@ @allonap, @wtft Gour1tp,
Minn., mo lie Der Tamilie Otto &uebn
einen mebrtdsisen 8eln9 abtatteten.
@ie~ febrten @onntagabenoN bterber
5uriid.
Inter ben 8emobnern bieler Sc
geno, sic am Montas in Tatr far BENT
8esrabnille Ser Trau @@roecer Bet
mobnten, befanSen ii@: 9err nnS
6rau Sermann Tritl6e nebit Sobn,
@alter, ,omie 9err uno Brau Tranf
@utb nebit Todter, 2aura, alle BON
bier, uno 5err une Trau Nrtbuf
Mel,er aus 5omn 2inoen.
Serr nno Trau Solepb 3ma6 aus
Weilrop belu6ten @amStas nao 9on1lz
tag bie 6amtlte Nnton 3ma@ oabter.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

@etatigt. - Sran: r@as iaait 81,
ou ltiinoelt u11ter oem 8antoHel?"
Ma1m: rNfun, i6 meinte MIR TO-"
5rol1: vDn balt aber gar nidts 5u
meinen!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

50 fprid, tpebt oas 8anner I'M
Morgenlidtidein nod uber ben Sel'
sen, inn 2an6e 6er Srei'n?"
@obl mebt nod 6as Banner;
Die &eIoen iinb tot, -
sSsm 2an6e ser Greien
Triumpbiert Der 3elot.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

- SRI. 2inian @teinfe meilte am
porigen Mittmo9 gu 8eil6 BET 9errn
unb Trau Dr. S. %. 8ebmler tn
2afapette.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

sl11s elmer @isconiiner CONNER.
friide. - Gag NAL, &leiner, tpas
malt oenn Der Mann bort an ben
Jiiben berum? - @ifien's 6en1 bas
net? - Ser mad)t aus Die @eiBfifd'
Soreqen, neil iebt Die Gremben tom.
nal
Sober Menih idafft iid feline ei>
gene @r0Be> 3,perge bleiben 8merge,
tpen11 iie audi auf @lpen ftscn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
@ermntli6.

@eiienoer: v9lber mie fonnte oas
@iienbabmungliid nur paiiieren?"
S1affner: vDa fat iemano Die
@otbremie ge5ogen uno Den Bug an'
gebalten uno oaour6 lit Ser @rpreb-
3ug in uas bineingefabren. Sd fiird.
tie, es miro flint Stun6en oauern, Biz
mir mie6er peiter f0nnen."
@eiienoer: ~Giinf Stunoen! Git
tiger &immel! limo ih fabre gu met
aer &od5eit, Ole beute nod itattfin-
Sen i%ollte!"
Sdoffner: ~&6ren Sic NAL, jun
ger Mann, sic baden bod tpobl ni6t
Sic Motlei1e ge3ogen?"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

8aula: ct sefdGt mir nimtnerl"
BUR Mooe. ~ .&at Die Nadttan-
germ @rfolg gebabt?"
vMein, sic &onfurren3 unter. ben
3uidauerinnen tpar gu groB.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

@inoer bon beute. Die fleine
8aulo: rMoma, mtait gu bid nitt
lieber bon Bapa ideioen laiien?"
Mutter: .8ie fommt ou oen1
6aranf, &in6?"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
Sem 8peifel iei ct bon tpelder Mrt
er tpone, fa111 11ur omr6 Die Satig-
feit Elm G1roe gema6t tperoen.
@etpart gebt Dor Medt. &c tpare
tpiiniden, 6ab tie bor linn liefe.

Seut5utaee rebt fid Die Sugerb erft
aus, bebor iie ftd einlebt.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-16

end with Mrs. McFarland's Sister, Mrs.
Ivan Dibble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Pratt have re-
turned from Colorado, where they
spent their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Rapney of Ar
kansas City, have gone to Excelsior
Springs, Mo-, after a short stay here
with Mrs. ]. NJ. Meade and daughter,
Miss Alice Meade.
Mrs. Everett Akers has returned
from Ludington, Mich. where she
spent the summer.
Miss Helen Reinbach, who has fin
ished graduate work in st. Luke's
hospital in Chicago, is spending the
month here but will return to Chicago
in October.
Fufs, remodsled. Baer's Hat Shop.
ADV.
Manhattan Wednesday from a visit
here to her mother, Mrs. J. M. Meade.
Judge Lee Monroe left today for a
business trip to Texas
Miss Edwina Peckham of Lawrence
spent Thursday as the guest of Miss
Marian Moore.
Miss Day Monroe who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Clifton STRAIT
ton and family, at Manhattan, re-
turned home today.
Mrs. Robert Bauman who has been
i'll at "a local hospital for several
| Western avenue.
Miss Pauline Abrams will leave next
week for Brookhaven, Miss, to spend
several months with her paretns, Mr..
and Mrs. S. Abrams.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Collinson and
! children have returned from a month s
visit to relatives in New Mexico.
Mrs. Charles B. Baker and Mrs
Herbert Streeter, of Kansas City, for
merly of Topeka, and Mrs. B. w
Perry, of Kansas City. are the guests
| of Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Marling, 1851
Tyler street.
Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Durham, 727
Polk street, left Thursday for an ex
| tended trip in southern California
Mrs. Ida Dyche Nelson, of Denver, 1:
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bostic
Mrs. Nelson is a sister of the late Prof
Louis Dyche, of K. U. Mr.. Nelson i:
general postoffice inspector for the
| western states
Mrs. Charles S. Metzger and daugh-
ters, Mary and Helen, have returned
from San Francisco, where they spen
the summer as guests of Mrs. Metz
| gers lister Miss Marguerite Hoar.
| Mr. Basil Church has returned from
Lawrence, where he assisted with
Kappa Sigma rushing.
dren, Francis, Rolen, Merrill and
Marian, have returned home to Nor
ril1ton, Ark, from a visit here to Mrs
Leigh's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Coffman.~
Sussex milk-fed chickens, guaran
teed healthy and clean. Phon'
| 591S-J.-AdV.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-16
TRIES TO ESCAPE FROM JAIL
Hole in Wall Is Made by Fred
Helstrir.

A policeman is stationed at the
north side of the city jail today to
guard a hole which was made in the
wall next to a window Thursday night.
by Fred Helstrir, a prisoner, in an at
tempt to escape. Helstrir, who was
arrested September IA, and held for
investigation, was part way thru the
hole when a bullet from the revolver
of Patrolman William Link, a crack
shot, tore thru his clothing and caused
him to make a hasty retreat.
With the bull pen full of prisoners
who kept up a continuous noise, the
police were not aware that another
Jail break was being attempted until
Mrs. B. F. Chamberlain, mother of
Mrs. Mary Webb, police matron, who
was in the matron's quarters on the
second floor of the Jail, reported of
hearing sounds as if some one twas
pounding on the wall below her. With
out letting any of the prisoners know
it, Link slipped around the corner of
the Jail until Helstrir started to crawl
thru the hole when he fired.
When other policemen rushed into
the bull pen they found Helstrir in a
bunk feigning sleep but a bullet hole
thru his pants leg testified to the ac-
curacy of Links aim. Sixteen other
prisoners were in the bull pen at the
time.
Helstrir, who probably would have
been released within a few days, now
will face a charge of attempting to
break Jail and a sentence in the state
penitentiary.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-16
OLDEST MARINE VISITS HERE
Henry B. HalIowell Entered Service
in May, 1860.

Henry B. Hallowell, age 50, Oldest
marine or soldier still in uniform,
was in Topeka today. Hallowell is
making the rounds of the recruiting
stations in the larger cities and will
probably be here few days.
He enlisted in the service May %,
1850, was an orderly at the White
House during President Buchanan's
administration, later sailing on the
flagship, Richmond, to the Mediter-
ranean. He vas ordered home on
account of the rebellion, fought on
Old Ironsides, the Princeton. and the
Juanita, and also on land. He helped
in the capture of two blockade run
ners, taking one as a prize to New
York.
Hal1owe11 is just back from an 5000
mile hike on the Pacific coast, part
of which he spent on the U. S. S.
Mexico. His naval experience in
cludes seaplanes. airplanes. blimps
submarines, and practically every
kind of vessel used in the navy.
When at home Hallowell lives with
his daughter, Mrs. Josie Courtney, at
Mcpherson, Kan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-16
HAD BIG PRIZES
st. Louis Men Planned Worlds
Series Lottery.
Gigantic Pool on Daily Baseball
Attendance Figures.

st. Louis, Sept. ia lottery on
the attendance of the forthcoming
worlds series of baseball was frustra-
ted late yesterday when police arrested
three men and confiscated 10000
tickets.
The men, all residents of this city,
admitted, according to the police, par
ticipation in the plan. but asserted no
tickets had been sold. They intended
to sell the tickets at 81 piece, police
say, the men explained, and prizes
were to be awarded on the total gate
receipts each day as reported in the
newspapers.
For the first three days the prin-
cipal prize was to have been $500,
which would have gone to the holder
of the ticket, the last four numerals
of. which correspondent with the last
four numerals of that days attend
ance. For the fourth game the first
prize was TO have been $500 and for
the fifth $1,000. In addition there
were to be other prizes each day, rang
ing from SIS to $25.
Warrants charging setting up a
gambling device will be asked against
the trio, police say. The men asserted
the plan rs purely a. local one.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-16
Got the Real Thing

For five long years I suffered with
stomach trouble and what the doctors
called gall stone collie, and all said
nothing but an operation would do me
any good A friend who had taken
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and I found it to be the real thing.
I feel better than have in eight years
and 1 am praising God for Mayr's
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-16
CAN MAKE Wine
Two Hundred Gallons Per Year
Quota Per Family.
Despite Federal Ruling, Texas
Law Makes State Dry.

Dallas, Tex, Sept. 16.-Heads of
families are~permitted to manufacture
for personal use, a maximum of 200
gallons, of light wine yearly, according
to new regulations received by prohi-
bition enforcement agents here. 1t is
said, however, if any wine is sold,
prosecution will follow under the pro-
visions of the Volstead act.
Allen Bailey prohibition agent here,
declared today that the new federal
regulation will not let down the bars
in Texas, as persons who manufacture
wine even for personal uses will be
prosecuted under the state prohibition
laws, commonly known as the Dean
act.
The state law carries more severe
penalty than the federal act and state
officials declare that manufacturers of
wine for home consumption will be
prosecuted.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-16
GIRLS! WHITEN SKIN
WITH LEMON JUICE

Squeeze the juice of two lemons into
bottle containing three ounces of Or
chard White, which any drug storeswill
supply for a few cents. shake well.
and you have a quarter pint of harm
less and delightful lemon bleach. Mas
sage this sweetly fragrant lotion into
the face, neck, arms and hands each
day. them shortly note the beauty and
wilderness of your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion to bleach and bring that
soft. clear. rosy-white complexion. also
as a freckle, sunburn. and tan bleach
because it doesn't irritate-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-16
WOULD FREE MRS. OBENCHAIN
Defense in Kennedy Murder Case
Starts Hot Fight for Bail.

Defense in Kennedy Murder Case
Starts Hot Fight for Bail.
Los Angeles, Sept. 16.-Prepared
for a hot legal tilt, counsel for Mrs.
Madalynne Obenchain and repre-
sentativesss of the district attorneys
office appeared before Superior Judge
Reeve today to present arguments in
the motion for the release on bail of
Mrs. Obenchain, who, with Arthur c.
Burch, is under indictment for the
murder of J. Bolton Kennedy.
The arguments prepared by defense
counsel for the release of Mrs. Oben-
chain on bail were based upon con-
tention that continued incarceration
in Jail would seriously affect her
health.
The court room was crowded with
spectators when Mrs. Obenchain ap-
peared. Burch was not taken into
court for today's preliminary skirm-
ish. The motion for bail does not af-
feet him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-16
GET ACQUAINTED WITH
LATIN AMERICA

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