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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17
on rs Little Railroad

on KS Little Railroad
Tc e. Edllor of TIL Tribune.
Sir I am led to - issue with the
press assertions t. .1r Ford in rail-
10 say that any ncw-found methods Of
efficiency in railroad operation, chief
of which are repCrted to be the
raising Of wages, the reduction of rates
and the suspension of all traffic on
Sundays, have resulted in turning a
deficit into profit is equivalent to
saying that water has been made to
run uphill when Ford orders it, and
that all the lifelong students of rail
road operation like myself have been
imbecles or idiots
At the present critical juncture in
railroad affairs, while the railroads are
recovering from the damning effects
of war service and government control,
confronting motor truck competition,
which is supported by public taxation,
and in a period of acute business de-
preston, it would be a calamity if the
general public wers to believe the UNI
truth, i. e., that Mr. Ford's experiment
with the little Detroit, Toledo g. Iron
ton Railroad had demonstrated inef-
ficiency on the part of the whole army
of railroad operators.
The simple fact is that Mr.. Ford has
switched all of his own vast tonnage to
this 4OO-mile line from Detroit to
Toledo, turning about 100000 year
into the treasury of this railroad which
it never had before, taking this money
away from all Of the other railroads
which previously shared his business.
His big shipments arriving at Toledo
may be handed over to any one Of sew
eral competing lines, all Of whom arc
anxious to get it, and he is able to
swap this tonnage for similar large
new tonnage for the ret lrn trip from
Toledo to Detroit.
Mr.. Ford is much bigger as a ship
FER than as carrier. His Detroit,
Toledo & Ironton Railroad is really
mere "plant facility" or by-product
He is able to use it as a club to secure
re turn tonnage from even the really
make the little 4OO-mile road show a
profit.
The Detroit Toledo trip Of Ford's
vast shipments is but mere fraction
of the mileage Of their entire journey,
and if he were able, by holding forth
that this railroad is bi. proit-makcr
with reduced rates, thereby to beat
down the freight rates all over the
country he could afford to lose a vast
sum on his little Detroit, Toledo &
lronton and still be gamer. His rail
road investment would be trihing com
pared to what he would save on his
shipments over the tens of thousands
of miles Of other roads If Mr. Ford
had secured ownership of big trunk
line with long hauls he could not have
offered a 20 per cent reduction in
freight rates without inviting imme-
diate bankruptcy. But with this lit
tie road he can handle the play, and
apparently he and his publicity men
will use it with some success to cxalt
Mr. Ford
Only the ignorant and unlcarned
will fail to understand the Ford rail
road operation if all the facts are
given fairly by the public press. But
if in the interest of sensationalsm the
newspapers are willing to picture his
simple process and the natural results
as something wonderful--a miracle
a great deal of mischief may be done.
FRANK TIEBOUT.
New York, Aug. IS, 1921.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17
IreIand's Calm

The change that has taken place
in the temper of the people of south
ern Ireland is shown by the calm re-
ception of the British peace terms.
If any outburst OF wrath has oc-
Cured the fact is not rr.~ ted
The British o. s. ~
10 Gems st,at .n...re s>se vii.
lot be ccnS ieresi or d,scvsssrl md
has 70 coercion WI l,o brought 20
rcar on Ulster to compel her tn ac-
ccpt domination by southern Ireland.
Yet there is no instant rejection. On
the contrary, the Sim Fein parIia-
ment is to discuss the question of
acceptance or rejection. To debate
an issue is to concede it is debatable
is to acknowledge that there are
two sides to it. And if in the Sim
Fein mind there are now two sides
to the questions of Irish independ-
erce and Ulster coercion, great prog
ress has been made.
The men who are to assemble in
Dublin have had many bitter expert
ences. Many have recently been in
prison. They would be superhuman
If they were not inhamed against
England. Yet they are to be the
jury. And if this jury is willing to
hear the case, it is not far jump to
the conclusion that a majority of
lrishmen incline to accept. The next
step is likely to be acceptance or a
plebiscite.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17

and vet-gusting, amid his Glove
backing AID brittle-browning, the
new novelist - entitled to gratitude.
He does not say that his heroine as
she gazed went white" nor does he
have her "ingled" in front Of the
growing of the three black bars-or
is this, as the sound hoard suggests,
q misprint for bears:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17
William Il. Jasper
Iew York, Aug. Is, 1921.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: on. more old and faithful
servant Of he City of New York has
gone to hi scward. The reward that
comes in II ~arld to men who give
lifetime Of faithful work to the City Of
New York is notvery great. Usually their
lives are happier when they are not too
conspicuous. They are content if they
have the good will and afectonate re-
gard Of their fellow workers.
William II. Jasper served the city
for forty years or moro. To those who
had intimate knowledge of the work
he did and the man he was he was
an ideal public servant. He was al
ways faithful, always consderatc, al
ways ppreciativc of the character and
services of ot1 ers. He will be re-
mcmbered best as the secretary for
thirty-five years Of the Board Of AS
SCISSORS. OF late he has been perform.
ing similar sluty for the law depart
ment.
Let us hope that the city is so for
tunatc as to have in its service to-day
young men to whom tribute NAV be
paid sorty years from now such as
we should pay now to Jasper.
LAWSON pURDY.
New York, Aug. 10, 1921.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17
Playnates

(Frons The Louisville Couricr-JourmaD
Ii Nikolai Lcninc procures permits
sion from the British government to
spend. holiday in Scotland Senator
France, of Maryland, should hurry to
Scotland to caddy for the greatest
statesman in the world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17
A Division of Labor

(front The Leuiston ,joWnaD
Not so bad-that suggestion that we
elect two presidents every four years,
one to shake hands, talk in public and
lay corner stones aud generally to
'show of" and the other to attend to
real business for the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17
Death to Poison Ivv

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: In answer to c. Robinson
letter asking what will kill poison ivy
vine, pouring kerosene on it and burn
ing the plant will do it. However, the
person doing this should be carcfu tc
keep cut of the smoke, as it sometimes
poisons one also.
MRS. ELIZABETH B. GREENE.
Stony Ford, n. Y, Aug. II, 1921.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17
The Coming ower

From careful reading of the &C
counts we are almost convinced that
That There French Girl moves more
like dancer than like tennis player.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17

contrary, we believe that it makes
for the purity and loyalty Of the
press no less certainly than it makes
for its freedom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: To kill poison ivy cut it down
and put handful of rock salt at the
root. T. = w.
Hackensock, N. j., Aug. 10, 1921.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17

Sir: Does this admit me to the T.
Knew Her When Club? Eleanor Goss
used to come to school every morning
herding her younger sisters before her
All of them were bareheaded always,
and each distinguished herself in class
and athletics. I can remember as a
little boy determining that some day
would marry Eleanor, which determi-
nation, however, | never told her.
MORAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17

"She," says The World, speaking Of
That There French Girl, ''like Alexan-
der, seeks new worlds to conquer"
Tut! The best Fred ever did was in
1903 and 1918, when he achieved No.
3 in the national ranking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17

You car purchase merchandise advertised In THE
TRIBUNE With absolute safety--for II dissatisfao-
ton results In any case THE TRIBUNE guaran-
tees to pay your money back upon request. Ne reg
tape No quibbIinu We nlaks good promptly II
the advertiser does not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17
MEMBER or THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

The Associated Press is exclusively entitled &c
The use for republication OF all news dispatches
credited to II or otherwise credited In thi;
pepper snd also the local OF spontaneous
origin published herein
H, rights Of republication OF all other matter
herein also reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17
Society News

Mrs. David Wagstaf, having finished
her stay
At Southampton, went to Saratoga yes.
terday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17

A profitecring summer resorter who
discovered that some of his patrons
we're boasting about the number of
blankets they slept under is taxing
them soc a blanket. He calls it a
cover charge.
Commercial Candor: "Dew Drop Inn,
Clinton, Conn.,, if tired Of cxtortion
elsewhere"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17

Just as we had vowed not to print
any more "Frankic and Johnny" paro-
dies and especially no Service paro-
dies of which at least fifty have been
received, MIR. Woods piece arrived,
and zip went another Coumnar vow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17

Mr.. Wood put over n Service ace.
F. P. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17

Owned by New York ri.sune. Inc. New YORK
CORPORATION Published daily. Ogden Reid. Pres
''Sot: q. Vernon Rocess. viee~presden;; neeo
i'eSess Essl. see'e'as K. T. AIsxaeld Treasurer
address rrtvrc i'ui'dns ~ Nassau Street. New
York fclclAoac Der}n~. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-17

-' rsCR'TrIoS RATES -- rY man Including
.lA.. y TIE ,-NlIlI- ArES
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-21
@%efoppelte 8oote. Sebes bos babe Neb trasenS.

fer @adt ibren @aa6e5ug MAIDEN
mlBten, balS ~gefun6en un6 ruoer-
ten nun init langiamen, beoddtig
abge5ablten S6lagen ieeparts.
@emaltige, ungeidladte @iergeu
tnurren taftmdBig 1T BEN Sol
len, un6 at ibrem &bptbmus
i9abt Scr @ormann Ger Slider sic
%sunebmen6e Gntfernung bonn liter
ob, fir Sic ei1t onoerer Mnbalt feblt
in Der eunfeln Mo6t, teun sic @ai,
i%ertiefe lit iebr berihieoen. 8mei<
Dun6ert S9ldge = noh fiinf3ig -
Damn &temert Elm! SIZE nod immer
8or6 an 8or6 lieger6en 8oote n1a-
@en ft9 fret u116 befor6ern Cen NeB-
fad uber sic Selling, nadl6em 6as
ipibe @noe iorgiam beri6niirt lit.
Stunt berlaiien mir uniere @efdbr-
ten uno ruoern querab our &i@tung
6es Samens fort, unit uniern Slit
gel 1u6 un6 nod a1ts5ubreiten, lai-
ien Damn 1ph sic 3ugletne bon ser
2dnge eines balben @tlometers aus
laufen,' tpdbreno mir inns, beihle!t.
nigt 6ur@ cine f6nel aufgefommene
Danltng, I'M SalbfreiS gum nfer
5uriidarbeiten uno sort reben bem
5meiten 8aot, 6as. iu3mii6en SEN
anoern 5liigcl a1sfubr, BOT Mnfer
geben. 9ie Slider 3ieben lire
i6meren Geelttefel an 11no binoen
5dir5en bon Seltu9 iiber sic 5tden
@ouiaden, 6enn iebt fonmt cine
naiie Mrbeit, 5umal aus @orooit
cine frii6e 8riie iiber Sic 6unfeln
Sluten mebt. Die Dor SEN Mnfern
tan5enoen @oote bnlen Die 3uglei,
nen ein. 2angiam uno adaen6 0re-
len ii9 Sic @ol5minoen, oenn Bel
oem iturten &iiitenitrom iteben sic
2eincn sim 8reden 1teif, uno ,t1r
mioermiuig folgt Die ibmerfauige
Moiie 6eS Netes. Ma6 longer Dar=
ter @rbeit Son fir ;8oM iino enolid
belize 6liiael parallel 5%le!nanoer ge-
bolt, 10 baB nun ale 5nti@en ibnen
befinoliden Slide in Sen @amen ge-
ideudt fins. So ELM neues 3uiam.
menfoppeln bet6er @uote meaen 6eS
SeegonseS unmogli@ lit, gretfen
oie 2eute CUR uBulide" etnem
Stool init tri@terf0rmigem, breitem
81edrano, Sen Tie nit lal1tem &nan
ms @alier 1toBen, uru Die Sprotten
un6 Seringe om @ntmetden 5mi=
i6en oen 5ligeln nod oem 9anoe
GIT b%erbinoern. go idnea pie mog-
li6 uer6en S1iigel un0 Sad anfge-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-21

Marmorbunen mir fit Sic Inter
melt uno lire mdrdenbafte 8i9tel'
mannhen un6 @nomen geidimmert
tuben.
gs mar 6as geroienit 6es, nod
ni9t 10 iebr lange 6abingeIbte>
6enen, falifornii6en 9idters nno
groBen Naturidmarmers Soaqui11
Splitter, oaB bte &egiernng 5uerlt
Ssnterelie fir 6ie WarmorbaQen
fabte. .MiGer beiudte Sic &0blen
1908, uno er bradte iebr begeilterte
Mn%slaiiungen 0ariber I'M vSuniet
Maaa5ine", tporin er boridlug, fir
oas neue 8unoer oes @eltens oen
Namen rEbe Marble 5alls" gu
mablen. Ser bibibe Same bliet
liBen.
Ser Mrtifel mabte o%ffenbar einen
ba6eutenoen ginorud al1f Ben oanla>
ligen 8rdiioerten Taft; nno I'M
Satire 6arauf tpltroe oas @elanoe
als Mational 9enflt atte profla'
miert. Mu6 mur6e bon Grants
8ab aus (Megierungsiie BON Soie'
pbine Gountg) eine &egierungs<
Iabrte 40 Meilen mett in sic @e-
birgsmiloms binein gebaut. 9is
Grants @aB gebt Die @ontbern Ya-
8ififbabn. Muf Dem @fa6e fonn
man inn Gommer ooer @erbit, fab-
reno o6er autelno, Big auf 5 Wfei'
len an Sen &Sbleneingangl bera11<
fommen. Damn muB man ii9 bor>
erlt nit @dulters &appen bebelfen.
SIM @er5en zines gemaltigen
8erqes bon reinem Marmor btrgt
ii6 oieles @elanoe, oeiien 8alfiteia>
Sdopfungsgebiloe BON b0dNt 5alber>
batter 96onbeit uno BON iebr iiber'
raidenoer Mannigfaltigfett!
uriprungli6. muroe oieie feer.
idimmernoe l1nterpelt idon 1874
BON einem 0regoner @iebmeioe<8e-
liter 3ufanig ent6edt, ober cine
grun6li@e 9urdforldung muroe
nidt Dor Dem Sabre 1911 nerln9t,
trob Ser in%oipioueaen 5orti9rltte
ginaelner. Damn beauftragte Die
gunbesregierurg 9r. 8inbel, BON
Ser @iscon}tn 1niperittat, nit et'
ner umfaiienoen nnterindung.
Midt lange 0aruat puroe Die
er1te 2anoforte Der Soblen berge,
lteat. 9urfN9ntttlib iino bieie big
All elmer Iiefe bon 1900 SUP bnrds
forfeit tporoen; in n1ebreren &tdtu1.
ge,l ieoo6 iino 5orider etma 1900
Sub melt georunge,t. SSa bon einem
nod nidt peroffentlidten Inter,
meltsmeg bat man feitgeltent, Dab
oerielbe nabe5u bret @eilen lang
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-21
IN @rrgnuB Marmnrhallfn.
&S1lenpunber I'M &ergn' zines @armurlasera
gtoeutlih batteu e sic nadfe.

gigeutlt9 batten e Die nadfte'
benoen &0blen ido1 lange beroient,
unter ben groBten 8eltberlbmtbei-
ten ibrer Mrt auentbalben piel sc.
,1annt gu meroen, - itatt beiien bot
Iogur Die @egierung Der Der. Staa-
ten ielber Bis gum Sabre 1909 amt
lid nidt einmal bon Der @riiten3
6ieIer Soblentpun6er Bermerts ge-
monument! Selbft beute lit Die &C.
meinoe oerer, mel9e etmas bon ben
,Marmorbauen" miiien poer iemals
corin getpeilt baben, cine re@t be,
i9eioene. 9enn lebterer @ennB lit
rtur nod ueberpinonng groBer
@trapa5en 3uganglid.
Die &0blen liegen, iomeit Der
@taat Oregon in 8etradt fommt
(ein Sell entfaut auf &alifornien)
I'M Soiepbtne @ountp", ttef IN benz
tpiloen, unpirtiamen 5isfipou : Sc
birge, fern BON @fienbabnen uno
Qualification. @an5e 3eitalter bin-
our9 miiiien ale @errli@feiten Ser
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-21

beiddbigt tper6en fanr. 3uglei9
beriiebt er ale Bflidten zines Jrem-
oenfabrers idneioig nn0 firiorglid.
gs gibt in 6ielem Bllstoniiden
&ei6 eigentlih Ii 5pei @emader-
reiben ooer .Stodtperfe; aber Ole
meiiten 5ablen minoeltens flint, noe.
ge1t Ser 3miidenitraBen uno Der
5adgaiien.
Cue @anoerung our9 sic @0b.
len nimmt oen Sauptteil zines Ian,
gen Madmittags gut u11o gerre III
Aniprah; uno babel miro nod DOR,
altsgeiebt, oaB man teinem ser In,
5abligen 8unoeroinge beion0ere
@nfmerfiamfeit idenftI Gpdter miro
es nod ldnger oa1tern, tpen1 crit oic
@ange geniigeno berbeiiert iino,
oaB Die 8eiuc)er iid 11oh manderlei
Mblted)er leilten fonnen.
@ie alb in anoern beriibmten
Wunoerboblen, mub man iib balo
biiden uno 3u 3eiten auf alien Sic.
rem frieden. M1d) bri1gen gu Sci.
ten beftige falte @inoc ale 2ibter
gum 8erl0i6en> auBer Die @ergbau.
erlampe auf, ser auppe bes JiD,
rers. 9od lange oauern Die I'm.
5utragli6feiten ntc, uno tpeit 5abl.
reider iino oie groBartigen Eropf.
itein . Serrlidfeiten in tauienofdl,
tig mi6ergeipiegelten, funfelnoet1
2ihteri1ein.
Mar f0nnte biele 9uGer iber oie
tounoeri amen Sd0pfungen ser Mar-
morbaqen idrei6en - uno miro iie
tpobl nod i6reiben, obne Die Mat.
iel iemals erflaren 81 fonnen!
56on biele Ser @igenid0pfungen
iino bodit bemerfensmert> oarunter
biek fubne gouten nit 3urmen,
&nppeln un6 3innen, pbantaitiiHe
8erggipfel tpie voie 3miQingsldipc.
tern, ratiirltde Strome unb @ai.
ierfaae uim., - oob oas aQes,
10 berrli9 es au@ lit, biloet bier
rYr e1ne Stafrage fir Die 9aupt'
beoeutung Ser ~MarmorbaQen": als
oas gr0Bte uno eigenartigite Mu,
ieum natIrlider Madidopfunger1
uno bil0en6er 2al,nen - ober pie
man lie ionlt nennen mag - in Der
@elt, ales nit nouenoeter Greue
geidaffen o6er ~1tadgetropft!"
9as aaerI eltiamite' oarunter FIND
Na6idopfungen - iebr 5ablreihe
- aus Ser @ei6idte Ser Menid).
felt unb ibrer religi0ien 8oriteal1n-
gen nno neberlieferungen. Mai1.
der ser ein5elnen 8unoerfh0pi,un.
gen foGen iber $4,000 Sabre gu if.
rer @%nttebung beourft BADEN.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-21
8u ben 8ooteu I'M Murgen9roicn.

~ WV S~O%$Ak k4S SSt0~S"
fuBbod. Sauptia6hb Sic fleiaen,
5ierliden @protten gu Galt ienoen.
6a5miiden @eringe aeridieoener
@r6ben, Die eleganten Uit1frelen uno
5tpei, orei 9oride, Die 3iiefen inter
oieiem &%lein5eug. ,8Dei Stunoen
ipater iin6 uir inn @afeu, Ser Sang
miro al,f Glide geidiittet nno for
tiert, Damn iogleid m%eiitbtetel1o Der.
fauft uno in sic 5ablrei9en @au-
dereien beforoert., Sort meroen Die
Sprotten getpaiden, auf lenge @tGbe
aufgeitedt, sic bon beionoeren 9eu,
ten in bieredige &abmen gebangt
un6 gum Mbtrodnen auf groBe Sc
rilte gebra6t meroen. 5ol6e STAB.
men idiebt mar in sic &auder.
0fen, auf oeren 5teinbo6en 8uden>
floben looern. Sic Slammen 1per=
Sen ober 6ur9 @dlieBen oer eiier<
men 9iren 10 melt erltidt, 6ab 11l1r
noa bet3enoer 3ualm I'M Diem
blei#, ser Sic Gii6hett na@ tpeni-
gen Stunoen golotg gebrdunt bat.
9ie Sprotten tper6en NUN nit mabr-
baft pirt1toier Sdneuigfeit berpudt
uno geben ols u&lieler @protten"
in sic meite @elt. Denn gdern-
f0r6e, 11i9t &iel, lit ser pi9tig}te
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-21
lit! 8abrideinlia iino nod lanee

lit! 8abrideinlid iino nod lanee
nidt aQe 8er5ueigungen in Die Eie>
r. uno @eite entoedt tporoen.
8or6erbano iino sic Marmorbal.
len unter Rontrone 6es Gorit6ien.
ites, % ein Seil 6es @ebauoes lid
IN ben 5isfiDou : Mattonalforit bin.
Elm .eritredt. Sp1ter peroe11 lie
aber un3peifslbaft als Mationalparf
Der regularen Dirt organi1iert per-
BEN uno mobl piele @aite aus al
len @eltteilen anloden, nadoem
au6 better fir Sen &omfort Ser 8e-
fuber geiorgt fem miro.
Mittlerpeile amtiert Elm einian1er
,G0riter als @ddter 6ieier @elt in
einem 8eltbauie nabe oem @aupt.
eingang - 10 lange i'm nidt un-
gnaofges @etter bertreibt - 1no
iiebt peinlidft oarouf, oaB niemauo
obne feline @rlaubnis bineinfommen,
rno ielbit 6os f%leinite Studden ote-
Ter, gum Sell ein3igartigen @atur.
&11nltiddbe feinesfaas itibibt ooer
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-21

Jrnsort NIB @erionoprt beutider
Sprotten, bon oener ourd,ihnittlid
.idbrli1 nidt tpeniger aIs cine @ier.
tcln,iuion @un 3lt ie 80 Stiif bort
.gefanger mcroen. @te nmiangrei4
Ser 8etrieb lit, erbellt nm bciten aus
einem balben 9uket1o nit Den 11e1e-
item Mai6iner ausgeriiteter edge
tperfe, Sic ausibliebli@ S6adtelt
fir 5protten unb Sertnge @iid.
linge) fabri3teren. Sn sentaler
Beiie miro elm in Gampf eefodter
8udenitarnm in luuter 2 MiQime.
Ter 6ide G@i@ten 5erlegt, Die, 81
ben beitimmten @r0Ben glei@ abge-
teilt, 8o6en, Seiten un6 9edcl Ser
Sda@teln. nod Dem Erodner erge.
BEN. 5reili@ fanr sic gdernior6er
gii@erflotte, 10 intenlip iie audi or.
beitet, Sen 1tets gleidbIeibenben Mn.
Epriden 6er oortigen 6iidin0uitrie
nit ibren uniideren SSacngen ri@t
geniigen, uesbalb 9anemorf unb
Nortpegen ausbelfen miifien.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-21
@inetas Mmferitebmms.

9ie iagenumiponnene @taot 81
!>eta, 6ere11 @loden BET Meereslttne
;,em S9iffer aus Ser. Siefe. entge-
genflingen iouen, galt bisber nur
ais Elm @r5eusnis oi4teriider
Nbantoiie. !. Sebt mill lte lout
r&art. 3tg." Elm Serr Spitta
bon 8a6 Dloesloe in 8ifflidfeit
cntoedt bohen, uno 5tpar als eine
Dor ettpa 800 Sabren info1ge Mee-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-21

reseinbru6s heterogeneous grobe
&onoelsito6t on ser pommeri9en
0iHeefuite, Sic ouf elmer Snfel in
Ser 8eeneminoung gelegen babe.
ub-5pitta fat iid %iabrelang nit
Ser Srage befaBt, OIL Sano zines
miibIam gel ammelien nrtunoen'
un6 &artenmoterials Die Gage Sine
tos ge11au feltauitenen, er lit 3u Ell
lem @rgebnis gelangt, 5eiien &id-
tigfeit oemndhit our9 cine fleine
Iauberflotte bemielen mer6eu lou.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-21

sints 9srum, rs&ts 5srum, 6u0e1aum<
SubeIt Sic ,@eige unb frei19t sic @Galz
met.
Slte9en6e 81eiber uuo 9dn6ei9las,
Sreu0e ohm gnbe Den gan5en Sag.
9o93ett bat beute bes 59ul5en Gobn,
9eut feiert Bauer un6 Sagelobn.
Teiern Sic Sungen bel Sang un6 &C.
5siern Sic artsn bs }a1? Se6srtrans.
eintS 9srun'' re@tJ 81 Gfrnm' SnSelSnm@
ssu6eIt Die @eiss pn ID, {au6at Die @@o1>
Sod3eit 1at beute BEG G6ul3en Sobn,
3eut' feiert Bauer un6 Sagelobn.
8eittpeg bonn &ruge, 81 liegt Elm &aus,
5tebt beut' rrtttten int Sturmgebruus..
60rlt bu 6ie Gimme Der Rutter int
8inb?
rBIeibe Bel mir, n1etn etn5tges &inol"
60rlt bu Sic Mnttport aus Nebel uno
Na9t?
rMuB i'm ieben, tpte er 9o65eit
madtl"
eints berunt, reGts berum. bu6elburuz
BELL
8immert Sic @eise uno treii9t Sic
S9almei;
Mun br6bnt Ser Conner a19 bier boz
rein -
Niemanb ndtet Ser 8Iibe S9ein -
Miemanb odtet ser fre1nben 9irn =
.@tebt at Ser Sir NIT, gelentter @tirn-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-21

cine 9ta6t, in ser ein @e9itel ser
@epolferut1g ousidliebli@ bonn Slid,
fang uno ieinen Mebentn0ultrten
lebt. 2angit linb Sic i9lanten uno
bob ieetiidtigen 8oote, sic i'm Fin.
teriten 8intel oes @afens ibren
Somneridlaf bielten, altsgerultet
un0 lte9en 0i9tgeGrdngt in langen
&eiben an1 por6eren 8pupert, BE-
1aoen nit oen roitroten Saufen ser
frifdgetranten 9eebe. Gin leiGter
@oudid1eier bon i&meleu6em 8u-
6enDol5 ifmebt iiber oen paar SUIT
5eno 5ii@ral1@ereien, Sem @afen
nno 6en @etpimmel ser belen Ma.
item, Ste init 5%unebmenoer 9amme-
rung bal6 unter Sen braunen Se-
Geln beri6pin6en. i3l1 6un0erten
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-21

Ser leste gtug,litaben6 pertuan'
belt aqi6brlt9 Sic etpas f4lafrige
@tiGe ocs gdcrni0r6er Safens IN
f%tc6erbafte @eiddftiefeit, eenn nit
Dem Morgcngrauen oes /. Septem.
Der beginnt sic Sang3eit fir Sprot-
ten un6 Sertnge, Elm @retgnis fir
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-21

2ints berunt, re6ts berum, 6u6eloums
n2abt bas @eisen unb labt Sic G9alz
NEIL
Sort ibr benn ni9t, tpie Ser Gonner
roIt?
@ie Sic Gee in ser Serne gront?
Sort ibr ni9t, tpie bie @ose MATT? -
90rtl i9on tpiblt tie in eurer 5aatl"
User 1T Die Srede. sic uns bier
''"fs" bic @a""sf {sr Gom @a"i@e be-
n2abt es bonnernl Sic 9dmme iino
Bl0bIi@ b0ren iie's 1elber, er1tarrt,
60ren ser 8oge bumpfes @ebrans -
8il6es @etummel erflut bas @aus.
2i@ter erloi@eu, @ef@impf un6 &C.
i1rei,
@oKe bdun1en fi9, iasen .borbei,
@asen raieln bo9 iprttt Der
66lan1m
Yl0bli9 Elm STUFF: r9a bri6t Ser
9umml
@ettet BAG 2ebenl Qabt euer @utl
@ebtl i@ou ftiir3t Ing Sort bic Slutl"
11eber bic Bege, bur9 Neder unb &Iee
&lettert Die @ose, itiirnt Die Geo..
Sern nod Elm Stuff. ..ein piloer
@9rei...
Haul6en unb 8rauie1 en- = - @eig'
unb @1almei,
@o95eit unb Sreue, Sort unb 9omm
2iegen beriunten in Slut uno S6lautm.