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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-22
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY

Perth Amboy will have a colored
Democratic club if the efforts OF
Louis S. johnson of Newark. an or
ganizer. are successful. Mr.. john
son was a speaker last night at h
Fourth Ward Democratic Club meet
ing and will speak at the meeting OF
the City Committee at the Demo
cratic Headquarters in Maple street
Monday evening.
Although Mr.. johnson is now To-
Gated in this city. he will not con-
fine his efforts here. but will organize
eolored Democratic clubs throughout
Monmouth and Middlesex counties
Mrs Elizabeth Thomas entertain
ed the Past P~ocahontas Association
at her home in Market street last
right. Mrs. Liathilda Holt. of Sheri-
dan street, will entertain the asso-
citation at the next meeting in NO
vember.
Liberty Council No. II. Sons and
Daughters of Liberty. received one
new application at their meeting IN
Jacobson's Hall last night. Initla-
ton Of several members VIII take
place at the next meeting friday
night. october 2S.
Marriage licenses were recently
issued to the following persons;
Louis Wodash and Agnes Ronau.
Joseph Nemeth and Helen Czhan,
Joseph Rebovich and Margaret
Demko, Steve Sormovsky and Fran
ces Tlaska, Leon Valicki and Joyefa
Fracezk.
A large number of ballots for the
primary election of the Chamber OF
Commerce have already been re-
ceiyed. The election will close Nom
day afternoon at 1 o'clock. Indica-
tons are that by that time the ball
lots from every member will have
leen received.
Perth Amboy Aerie, No. 1886,
Fraternal Order of Eagles at its
meeting last night received two ap-
pIications for membership and made
plans for a masquerade ball to be
held Washington's birthday eve,
February 81. The following COM
mittee was named to arrange for
the affair: George W. Jackson,
Thomas Lucas, L. b. Moore, Rob-
ert Fleischmann and Thomas Wat
hne. A committee composed of
George w. jackson, L. B. Moore and
Willis A. Hull was named to arrange
for the armistice parade and to have
a float in line. A social time will
follow the next meeting n a COM
mittee composed of Thomas Lucas,
L. B. Moore and Robert Fleisch-
mann was named to prepare for the
event.
solve that problem.
Among those attending in the in
terest of the Raritan Bay and Rari-
tan River development were: Alder
man-at-Large John n. Wester, AL
dermen John E. Sofeld, Thomas
Patten, Christian Andersen, John j.
Clark, Benjamin A. Riedy, City At
torney Leo Goldberger, Peter c. OIL
sen, j. Logan Clevenger, Jean du-
Bots, Isaac Alpern, John Bergen and
Joseph Greer. all of Perth Amboy;
Councilmen Jacob Shuey and Char
les II. Stockton, City Engineer A. L.
McMichael, Daniel c. Chase, James
d. VanPelt, Francis p. Coan, Peter
Coakley, Thomas Lovely and
Thomas Filskov, all of South Am
boy; c.. 8. Atkinson of New Bruins
wick: william Hoy of Fords; Ma
vor B. Frank Mason of Keyport;
| Charles Bloomfield of Metuchen and
j. H.Thayer Martin of Woodbridge.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10
Critcher Theater Tonight

Pauline Frederick. powerful
emotional aCtrcsa. will be socn at tho
Crltchcr thcatcr. ON Northern avenue
this evening, in her latest production
"a Slave OF Vanity" from tho play
Iris"
Tho story Of "a Slave OF Vanity"
tolls Of beautiful youns widow who
loses all of tho wealth left her By her
husband II sho rcm8rries. Sho has
always been used to luxury and af-
fluence and when "a young man of
small means pleads for her hand. she
IN afraid TO step from her Rilded
throne to the humble atmosphere
which his income calls for She is
forced to admit she loves him but is
afraid she Will bc dissatisfied and
make him unhappy. Tho young man
gocs away to make fortune and sho
promises to wait. What transpires in
the mcantimc Is highly interesting
and makes a delightful picture.
There will also be AN episode Of the
scrl1l Pirate Gold" and an Inter
national News reel
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT


State of weather. PIT Cldy Cldy
| Normal temperature for this date 81
degrees
Mean temperature for today 81 dc
Igrees.
Variation in temperature in "a hours
| o degrees.
Highest temperature 7s degrees at
2;10 n, m.
Highest temperature recorded this
| month. 33 years 95 degrees.
| Lowest temperature Al degrees at
| 6l5 a. m.
Lowest temperature recorded this
month, SO years % degrees.
| Highest wind velocity 80 miles N. L.
| at 4:20 p. m.
Total rainfall and melted snowfall
| since first of year 1.sS inches.
Normal precipitation to date 3.52
Time of sunrise 4;53 a. m.
Time of sunset 6:56 p, m.
| II. f. DICK,
Weather Bureau.
Forecast till p. m. Tuesday,
| For Pueblo and vicinity (radius 20
niles: Tonight and Tuesday fair.
cooler tonight with frost.
| For Colorado: Generally fair tonight
and Tuesday: local frost tonight
| For southern Rocky mountain region.
period May o to II incl. Fair and cool,
probably frost.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
a trough Of pressure oyerlics the
and tho plateau region embracing the
| Rocky mountain states from the
| Canadian provinces to the Rio Grandc,
| thruout the northern tier of states rain
or snow has occurred during the past
"a hours. Copious rain fell in the Mis-
souri, valley states and in northern
central Montana, and light snow in
wyoming. Temperature changes have
been moderate over the western por-
ton OF the country. 1t is slightly below
/ trr IN ~
northern Arizona. A moderate area Of
high pressure makes its appearance up
on the north Pacific coast.
1t will hc cooler tonight with frost;
Tuesday fair in Pueblo and vicinity.
IL. b. DICK.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10
Gives Sitting
Bulls PipeAway

Pierre, S. D.. May 9.lThe pipe
of old Sitting Bull now reposcs in
the state historical departments
large collection of relics. The de-
partment recently received IL valu-
able relic from II. C. Pryor of the
Northern Normal school at Aber-
deem. who explains in "A letter ac-
companying the pipe that it was
traded to Mr.. Pryor's father for a
blanket. This transaction, the let
ter says, took place at Camp
Crook in 1887.
The pipo Is of pink pipestonc
with an ash stem, 20 inches long.
On tho stem is burned the sigma
turc OF the famous chief. Sitting
Bull. who was able to sign his
name.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10

Thelma is about TO become mother.
She compcls him to marry her. at
the point of the revolver. then leaves
him. Years afterwards Norris comes
upon her as a school teacher in a
little New England town and "A
dramatic event finally effects a
reconciliation between them.
There will also be shown the. first
episode of the new Eddie Polo serial
Tho King of the Circus" Then will
pollow 4 Photograph reel.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10
The Last Of the Mohicdl,s

reasons. tho first being tho Tourneur
proved lie could make ain absorbing
entertainment out OF Coopors famous
story, and at tho game time preserve
tho historical and educational values
Tho Palm Theatre offers his cxtravi-
CANT production starting Tuesday for
thrCn days.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10

who. loft pcnniless by the death of
her father. goes to New York and se-
cures n position as govcrness in tho
homo of tho rich Mrs. Watkins. Tho
iatters brother, Norris Townsend. falls
in love with Thelma and his father.
trying to keep them apart. sends
Norris abroad. Upon his return.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10
Forest Officials to Talk
Plans Of San Isabel

District Forester A. $. Peck. District
Engineer f. d. Mcndcnhall and J. L.
Brownicc. assistant district engineer.
were expected to arrive in Pueblo yes
tcrday by auto from Denver, but were
delayed.
They arc coming down to confer
with Supervisor a. @. Hamcl, OF San
Isabel Forest. on road work and other
details Of improvement for the coming
season.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10
Maurice Tourneur
presents

Critics have placed Maurice Tour
nour's new picture. The Last of the
Mohicans." by j. Fcnimoro Cooper
in "A new category of film productions
II is called n permanent photoplay
classic. which means that It Will live
when the ordinary entertainment film
has passed on. This is for several
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10

Skins of many uncommon animals.
including apes. lizards. walruses. py-
thons, and numerous kinds of alliga-
tors and crocodiles are now being
used for making womcns footwear.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10
Clyne Theater Tonight

Dorothy Dalton will be socn at tho
|Ciyne thcatcr this evening in one of
tho popular stars best plays Guilty
of Love. Miss Dalton has tho rolc Of
Thclma Miller, a New England girl,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10
Weather Conditions In
Other Cities In the West

Weather reports or several cities in
Colorado and adjoining states during
the ~ hours ending 6 O'Clock. yester-
day morning. compiled from statistics
furnished by tho weather bureau OF.
flee Pueblo;
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10

Bccausc she had hurt her foot and
found woodworking too hard for the
time being. Miss Clarence Dane start
cd to write a play.ln six weeks she
had finished II. and in ono night 1t
made her famous.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10

Il is just one hundred years since
parasols came into general use In the
United States.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
I Daa Gar,afb fbiiirpz 9sidnid.
Ser 8eiud maj. re@t 5ablrei4 na1
ale 8etetligten antiiFerten
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l3u Dem 5ipeiten tidbrltden Ridnid bes
8ropn GountD Tarmbiiros ei11, mel
DIES am Mitt1Do6 letter 8o1e IN
nel1er SleeppS gpe @tuatSparf abge=
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nno 2anb bennbner unterbielten it6 In
angenebmer, eeielliger Beiie ltno bas
ptdr1id ge{taltete {i6 5us etnen1 ber
k16n}ten, bas iemalS IN 8roip11 @onn=
tp abgebalten apnrbe. 8iele 2eute
brQ1ten moblgefallte &6fbe nit ST.
tparen NIT nnb baS Mtttasene len tpurbe
I'M 5hatten unter ben 8dnnen i'm
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oe NIT ei1tenl tfur5en @on3ert Ser
@leepp @pe 8n1lb einseleitet, morauf
Hrdi iibent George 8erfner bonn 8ropn
Gountp Jarmbiiro 9alt. 6. S. @er=
ner aus @leepp @ne als eriten 9eoner
poriteate. Dielen1 folete 8. s. s8ot=
ter aus @pringfielb, Brdiibe1t Der
Mtnneiotaer Barmbiiroz66oeratton
SRI. Nnna 9arper, cine 8ertreterin
elmer Tarmer3eitung, uno 96at1nei=
iter NnberiDn BON Der Wi11ne1otaer
barmbiiroz 66beratton.
Nuf ben NebeaftuS fol9te ein lebz
bates 1nb b06ft aniiianteS @port=
programme unb 3reiie tpuroen auSsez
teilt ipie folet:
8ettlauf fir &naben unter IS
SABRE, Gbmun0 Srtton; g., ;@.
@6ueller; g., g. 9onl.
@ettlauf fir Wd66en .unter 16
Sobre-1., Gbelma Martine; g.,
6lorence @eber; g., Blorence 8erfner.
Dreibetnteer @ettlan IL, &ren5
uno @6roepfer;; 2, 6riton nno Ste
mus.
@ettlnuf fir forpulente Serren-
t., s. 8. 2attimer;; g., .. Biorne<
berg.
@ettlauf fiir 6raue1t-1., Delta
56n1ieiing; g., Selen @eSfe.
Mettlouf fur Mdnner-l., SameS
@aiftbp; g., SO. &ren5; g., @tafon.
-@ettlauf NIT 6tel5sen-l.,
@ran; g., 8. 5@raD.
@eil8ieben- Die Mdnner bonn
@eite11be beS @ountnS beftegten ote<
ienigen pom Sitenbe un6 erbtelten etne
&iite Btgarette11 als prets.
Da8 8aieballipeil 5tpti@en @oan
ltnb Sunoo>pn etbett gu @unften beS
eriteren &lubs NIT einem p@core"
BON 10 81 q.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
9eibeni&iehen auf Sdsersrub*

8et Dem S6etbeni1ieben ouf Sd
gerSrub am Counting bat Dr, Ml
bert Grtti6e gum 3>peitenmal ittne
Ireffit6erbeit beipieien, benn er err
oberte abermalS bic usolbene". Der
uS9immel" n1a6te ibm biek aber
ltrettig, benn eS feblten nur 6 Bunfte
unb sic beiben @@iiten batten it6 fiir
ben eriten BreiS gepaart. Sci Der
i6redli9en @ibe, metnt Der u@@imz
met" 1T baS @6etbeni9ieben fetne
beionbere annebmlidfeit. be(onbers
bann ni6t, tpenn man iid abniibt,
oie ugolbere" gu erobern, uno bann bus
s3iel perfeblt. @ountpfommtildr
6enrp s. Meper bat lpteberum Die
uleberne" per1pil@t, trotbem er baS
garni6t pollte. 8ei tbm bat Die
Site tpobl aud etne erobe Molle gez
ipielt. @eine Greffit6erbeit itanb
16 Bunfte unter beriertgen beS Or.
q. 6. Mmann, Der ben 5peitnteort9.
ften Score" 1na6te.' Ser uSepp"
fommt gang unb gar aus Der llebung
benn er feblte am 9onntag 1pteoer:
Das 9feihltat oes @6etbenl6te>
benS am Counting mar 1Dte folgt:
&Hntd @tQn6.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
@dlufieierl erlidteite,t.
l@ingeianot.)

Manfato,I Minn. -ant s. Stunt
besannen sic @@lubfeierlidfeiten bonn
8etbanD college bur6 eireu feierli6en
@ottesbienit, in >pel@em Brof. s.
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belt. Sim Mberb beS 6. fanb por
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l@bors, Hrof. 8. S. 2aufanbt, ionte
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Mn1 Z. fanben bte bgenannten glaSS
Dap Greretie8 ftatt. Am 8orntttz
tag beS 8. Stunt fam Bic S9lubfeter
tolr6 etne1 feterlt6en Aftu8 gum ab=
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@6nlerinnen tetinabmen, traten bie
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ebem bee1tbete @6uliabr fiir iie ein
re1t itgenSret6eS mar. Bor tbrer
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belegt fiir baS nd6ite 96ultabr.
9fo6 be1t piele1t Anfragen unb See
ftellungen bon &ataloge1t 3l1 ltrteilen,
itebt eine grobe @6hler5abl fiir oaS
fommenbe Sabr i11 Nusfi6t. Nlle biez
ienigen, bie nd6iteS Sabr ein5utreten
gebenfe11, io1lten baber re6t balo ibr
3immer reierpteren. um ndbere
NnSfunft lnb &atallog uenoe man
fi@ at $. S. 9aufanbt, 8etbanp
college, W9anfato, Minn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
6@ulobefeu1ttmis
5uriidge5oge,t
Ser permutfide T1a&sbieb @otparb
spbnipn beiinnt ii6 ,pteoer, nadl=
benz er ii9 npr &i9ter S. ut.
Dlien oes 9iebfabls I'M 5tpetten
@rabe ihulbig befannt batte.

@0maro Sobnfon aus Sector,
Mirlr,, oen @ilfSiberiff Sermanm
Sabnfe Dor einteen 8o6en nod
8ropn @on11tp 3uridbra6te, na@z
beim er aus ben1 @taatS5udtbmuS 5l1
2ineola, Mebr., entlaiiem tporben mar,
unb gegen ben sic @robgeidmorenen
oe8 .8rotp1 Gpuntp DtifrtftSgeri6tS
I'M De3ember 1919 eine Nnflage erz
boben lpegen anseblihen DiebitablS
BON 80 8ufbel8 Bla6S aus Der.
@ranarp auf. Ser Soiepb @dnobrt6
sSarm in Conn '@ottontpoob 1T ber
Ma6t beS 3. sSftobef ieneS SabreS,
1T augenldeinli9 Ser AnT@t, bab eS
bem Oeenimen seitattet fieb eines
benere1r a5u beltnnen, nadben1 er einen
tpt6ttgen S6rttt 9etan bot. 4 q
3iebt ,gdulbb befenntnis 5nriid.
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lom NIT iei,1em 6e6tSbeiitano, Nnz
malt 9llfreb gB. Mueller bon ber biez
ligen Abpofatenftrn1a Mueller &
5treibgiltb, I'M Gammergeri9t Dor
DiltriftSribter s.. SO. Dlfsn babier,
na9bem er Sen Gt6ter f6riftli6 UNI
GrlaubniS erih6t batte, ji6 fir f6ul4
Sig beS Diebi itablS I'M 5inetten @rabe
gu befennen, nnb bas .@eri6t ndDm
6enn au@ fem 96ulbbeferntniS ent@
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
Grnte bat beepnnen.

Dte @rl1te bat In bieier @egenb be-
reitS etneelett, benn am Montag be-
gannen mebrere Sarmer tn bteler
@eaenb NIT Dem @inbeimien bes
09ogeens. Ser @rtras 1T allsemein
1ebr 5ufrtebeniteu Mit oem @eiz
aeu uno Dem Corn itebt eS aber letoer
nidt 10 siinitt9, benn bie anbalteno
trodene unb beibe 8ttterun9 bat bet
ben iebr 11a6teilig 3ugeitbt unb bas<
felbe be5tebt ii6 au6 auf @arteneez
maie nnb auf Die @eibepldte. Sn
geptllen Tetlen bon 9aeomooo un6
9fenpille Counties 1oa eS aber nod
idle6ter beitellt iein NIT Ser @rnte,
ipie bier, benn bort 1T BET 8oben ian<
bieer unb bic Diirre 1T i9on bon
ldn9erer Dauer. @tellenneiie mtro
eiae Teblernte 3u per8eidnen 1ein,
fails es nt6t f6on in Ben ndditen
Iagen t19tig reenet, Der fletne
@6auer am Dienstag bieier 8o@f
geniste nt6t um ben @taub gu legen,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
@eitere &erfebrS>
ltnfdae 81 per5ei@1te1'
s. g8. @ibnerS Mutp fpllibiert nit
eiuetn &raftmagen aus Mantatp.
6raueis 8uibarb aus @eit SEEM
ton fabrt binten in einen @agen
bineiu. &inb itiir5t aus Mntp+

Ser &raftpagen be8 S. W. @ibttfr
BON bier fontebirte Sonntagabenb UNI
ettpa Z nbr, @de @tatez uno 4. g}croz
{trabe, NIT ben1 &raftnasen beS nabe
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91itt. 9err-, @tbner fnbr BEN 9i9el
an 4. Morbitrabe binan, >pdbreno oaS
@ttt'i6e Muto li6 an -@tateitrabe in
inbli6er Nt6tung belpegte. An bem
betreffenben @trabengeoiert muroen
serabe neue a3e1nentfreuSungen gez
Ieat, IDoab Elm Sell Der Strabe abgez
lperrt mar. Oiefer l1mitano tr1g
9emillermaben bic @6ulo an ben1
3u1ammeri itob, ser 10 getpalttg ,Dar,
SAT, sic beioen &raft,pagen anein=
amber binsen. @S erforberte 5iemli6
piel W1lbe, fte auSetnanoerSu brineen.-
Obuobl sic beiben Nuto8 5iemli6
ltarf 1nttgenommen 1paren, 10 ent<
famen sic Sniallen berfelben bod init.
Dem bloben S6red un6 blteben lt1=
per{ebrt.
sydbrt in @agen bimein.
Oils TranctS 8uibaro aus Weit
g}emton 9onntagabenb gegen 10 nbr.
in 1etnen 9luto ll11teripegS na6 Seem
ulm mar, begeg1ete er 3 anberen
&raftmagen ollf ber 2anbftrabe, bte
3ur 8eubnann 8ride fnbrt, uno,
3par ienleits ser @iienbabnbriide iiber
91orb 8roaotpap. Dte ooriiberfabz
renoen AutoS perllria6ten 10 ptel
@taub, oab @err 8uibarb einen
@agen, @igentum be8 g. g. 9puf8
aus @ub Dafota, per ft6 untermegS
na@ Nuitin befano, nt6t feben fonnte,
unb er fubr btrten in Ben Wagen btnz
ein, ben{elben letdt bel6dbtge1lb, ; tpdb=
ren6 baS Bll1barb' 'l6e Nuto etnen einz
9efntdlten Nabiator uno oerbogene
2ampen auftpteS ols Relnltat oe8
d3uianmenitobeS.a @inten an Dem
Magen mar eth 3fero argebnnoen, oaS
BEN berannabenoen &raftna9en be-
oba6tet baben n1ub, benn eS prang
auf bie @eite unb blteb unoeriebrt.
6err 2ouf8 bate 3tpei @agen, uno
Dot iebem berielben tparen 5ipet Pferoe
geipannt. r
&inb jtiir5t aus MutD.
@pelpn 9aroer, Die fleine 5idbrige
@nfelin BON Serrn unb Srau Nu9uit
g1eeb, s9for6 @tateitrabe pobnbaft,
itiirste @onntasna6nlittag UNI etlpa
$50 l1br aus benz Reeb b'f6en &raftz
ipa9en berouS, mabrenb berlelbe it@
in 8emesung befano. STE &letne
batte aufdllig sic Gutotiir ge6ffnet
uno baS @lei6sent6t berloren. @unz
6erbarerpeile ipuroe ite nur gering
perlebt unb 1T iett mieoer p6lltg berz
geitellt. !.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

4 S3ebn 9ftioe llno ebenfbbtefe Mh=
91ieber Der Damerflaile oe8 Stem ulm
8urnperet1S reilte1t am Wtttpo1z
na9mittag In 8egleitllng BON 6
Jreunben IN einem @onoerlpage1t NIT
bem 9fortbtpeit itern=HaiiaSter5ug mad
Gbtcago ab; >po fie it6 on benz Bnn=
oeSturnfet, tpel6eS geitern Coon
11erStaD ieinen Nnfang nabnt, gu be-
teiliger. Die 8egleitung beitanb aus
Iurnlebrer Mnton 2etbolb llno @atti11,
@err unb Trau gilbert @tetnbanier,
Iurnlebrer 9er1na1rn 9ein uno 6rau
Nueuita @6n1ibt. 2ebtere f1ngtert
ais Gbaperonin Sec Mitslieoer Der
Damenflane.
gtamen Der Enrnfeitzg etlnebmenben.
Die Namen ser iungen .0elte, bic
ben Stem rlm Iurnperetn auf benz
8unoeSturnfei It pertreten be5tp. ft9
an oentlelben beteilisen, iinb;
Mftipe-Nr1ntn @epmqnn, 9uso
@6leuber, @alter @ngelbert, Reinz
bolb &unse, 1bomaS 8faenoer, 6ronfz
lin Bruit,. Setting @6lenber, Sobn
6epmann unb Branf 9ftemann.
Damenrtege Sulta Meper, Srene
@tan1m, @bna 9ftemanL Mira alz
min, 0tutb 6ummel, 9rna @@leuber,
2aura O8malo, DorotbD 9etn, Stloez
aarb 6ein nno Grau Sleta 9atpelltn.
Gpmmernadtsfeit erfolgrei6.
Oas am DonnerStagabeno letter
@ode I'm 1urner Harf gum 8eten
Ser Bunoesturnfetz9 z9fiesen peranitalz
tete @ommerna6tSfeit berlief In
ihDn}ter Meiie 1nb mar AUDI Elm netter
@rfolg. Ser Yarf mar prd6tig be-
len6tet NIT iapaniihen 9aternen uno
unter ben @la3letitungen befanben
ii6 eif1 prd9ttger 5eegarten, ben bic
iungen Dar1en orranstert batten uno
In tpel9em falter Zee unb 2tmonabe
perabrei6t >pnrben; Elm feiner See
Cream Barlor, BET In benz 8lodbaus
ser Sungpioniere etnseri6tet tporoen
mar; 8nbe11, in benen man &arnebalSz
bite, 8allonS nfp. eriteben fonnte;;
Elm @lldsbafen iiir bic &tnoer nno
3tpei Babriaser5elte. Ser 8efu@
lief ili6fS 3lt nlnf6en iibrig.
8erteilung Der 4reiie. Il
Die Yreiie s1purben bertetlt tpie
folgt: Dbonograpb, 2oui8 q. 8ogel;
$lOO Munt5ipolz8onb, Srl. 0outie
Dabl; pnotoerdpbiiner Npparat, Grau
Martin :@Die; @6aufelitubl, q. $,
2ooR; 8aar S@ube, lSuli1s &raue;
Carpet @meeper, Grau 8m. 28ittp;
gbern1o8~Rit, Gbns. 8rult Sr.
!. 9ofnetiterS 8anb trng lpabreno
-beS NbenbS etn auSgesei6netes &onz
sert por unb bie 1urnfeitriegen gqben
ei1tge 96auitellun9en gum 8eiten.
Gum .596lub fano Elm gemiitlt6es
Ian5frdn59en in ser Turnbaae itatt,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

Gin sSaQ In 9Dtpn Wttlf0sO.
Dte 6arm in Eopn Mtlforb Sic
bonn @6atmetiter ausgeiu@t tpnrbe
bat einen @teuer Wert BON Sc, 16O.
Die @teuern bic BON bent Gtee,ttlrner
fiir bas Sabr 1920 be5ablt ,pnrben,
jbeliefe1 ft6 auf $155.85. Dte Steuer
State betrdgt $3.50 Wlils. Dies TT
Elm Dur@idnitts=@@ul Ditritt. Sn
manden 1T Die State b6ber lnb III
anoertn ettpas nieoriser.'
8om biefen 5teuert erbdlt ba8
gountp ben 9rDbten &eil, $69.49
ober 44.5S Yro5ent bet 1otal @tel1z
ern. Ser @6akmeifttr beS EotpnS
erbielt nur $36.34 ober ettpas iiber
1882 Yro3ent; ber @6ul Dttrttt7
erbielt 1868, etspas mebr alS l0,6
Yro3ent lrno Der @taat erbtelt ben
Meit $33.39 ODER ettpa8 ,nebr ale
AZ Yro5ent. Die bier angeubrte
Tabeae 9ibt nollitanbise lnb eena,le
NuSfunft:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01
@eittrer 3(rhffl
b
iiber @te,ler s5rage
@on ben fpllefttrten Sfenern sefben
1lt1r 9 @rp5ent atl ben Staat Is
8o5ent an oas Gpuptp; 81 @ruz
gent fnben 0erlpepbupg fiir
S6ul5mefe l1ub SO Yrp3eut iperz
ben fit ttdbtii@e 8tpe4s peral.s,
aabt.

@te pir i6on: IN frhbersa Artitfln
mtttetlten, tperoen 9teuerM anfenegt
UNI bte Soften Der StaatSz@ @efmdfte,
Der @el6dfte' Des @ountp8, ber Ddbttz
l9en Nustagen rn6 bic unterbaltltngsz
foiten Der 6@ulen 3u beueU. g +
73 8ruseut fir G@ule uH6 StaSt.
Son Ben 100 Nro5ent @teuern bie
fiir 6a8 Sabr 1920 aMerlest purAen,
entfallen 81 Bro3ent fir SdHl5tpede.
DieS mliebt bie l Miu Shulfeuer,
@pecial lofale @6ul iteuer I'M Be-
trage pou l6,5 MinS unb etlte.
9teuer bon 5.5 MiA8 fur. ben Iils
9ungsfonos auf @@ulgebdu6e eit.
DteS 11ta6t suiamn1en % Mil8 fit
@dul3pede, ,pdbrano bic galie @telz
errate ii@ ouf 81 Mtns belief. SIR
@tabtSmede lper6en beinabe 36 BrD-
gent ser. Iotal @teuerl1 ,perbrau6t.
DieS bebeutet, bab BON ben in Stem
lllm fpleftierte1t @teuer11 73 .Nrp5ent
fir @6ul= unb @tabt5mede peripeuoet
tperoen. Stadt unb Gountp befon1=
men ben Reit, Der 5taat lnsefdbrs g
Yro3ent unb bas Gourtp etpaS ulfbr
ais l8 Yro3ent. Der @taat re-
tournirt iebp@ 2.3 Yro5ent ser einsez
gangenen @elber ftir S6ul3mede, 1pz
'6ab tn @irfli6fett Der Stant nur 81
pro3ent Ser 9teuer @tnnabt1en oes
@ountpS Derbrau6t. ..
Gin SAL in 9fetu Mlm. s4
Inn sic 8erteilung Der @teuer,1
beiier peranibauli6en gu fSnnen erz
fn6ten tpir @6atmetiter 9enrp S.
8erg Elm. Gtsentum in oer Stabt,
@@ul= =Diitritt $50. 1, l1nb ein Gt9tuz
tum III lofpn .Milforb, @9ulz Di4
itrift $50. g au83uiu6en. Das bon
ibm ausgeN1@te In SEEM l1ltu ittutrte
Gigentnm bat einen sfdxNhars,i sa9ert
BON $2,26O. Dte 9teuern aif hieiks
@igentum beltefen f6 auf $l4O.l2.
Son bieier @un1me erbtelt BET Stant
nnr 1928; $25.49 eing fir GountD
3mefe, tpabrenb ftir @4ul5pede
$51.99 perbrau6t ,purben nnb Die
@tabt erbielt 5000. Die bier n11=
aefibrte Isabelle sibt ausfibrli9e un6
ge1aue slustunft mas NIT bieien fDla
Ieftirteu @teuern 9eI9tebt: .s4;,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

Sri. Marsaret 6ron1m aus
Gobben btelt lt6 iiber Counting 81
8eiu9 auf BET 5errn unb Srau Sob1t
q. Blamann, Moro @ermanftrabe, /
Sri, Clara @per1, Sic ibrerl
.Glteru, 5errn nub 6rau Sobn @perl,
Norb Sefferionitrabe, eirlen einpD6iz
gen 8eiu6 abitatt,te, lit na6 ct.
Saul suriifgefebrt, woielbt iie fir
fSrau @u1. 9emnt arbeitet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-01

6err l1nb Srai1 Nlbert &amratb
aus 8uffalo 2afe bielten ft6 etneS
EageS letter @o@e In Stem ulm auf,
UNI einen btefgen Ar5t 3u fonfultieren
tpegen Sralt &amratbS ansegrtffene
|@eiunbbeit.