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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
WOULD M FEARFUL MISTAKE ~
HARDING 0vERiOOKs FACT.
SAYS IIARRELD.
WIPE OUT sECT|0NAlIsM
People Would Most Appreciate secre
tary Agriculture; Ohlaioman
Il MENTIONED m Likely
Candidate. tfI ff
ny Associated rress.

Ny Aasoclaisd rress.
WASHINGTON. Feb "a drive 10
bring about the appointment Of
Southern man In Prcsldent-elcct Hard.
lnR'a cabinet has begun by Southern
representatives In congress.
Representative and senator-elect Har.
reid II oklahoma dispatched telegram
to-day Ia President elect Harding, De.
clarlng he wna much disturbed nt tho
possibility of the South not being rop.
resented In the cabinet" AZ the mme
time Representative Slcmp of Virginia,
who Ia also republican national commit.
tccman. declared In n statement that is
would he "a fearful mistake II Senator
Harding doesn't recognize the genuine
sentiment toward 'republlcanlsm In the
South"
Scnator.olect IIarrcld. In his tels
gram. said:
Il am much disturbed nj the possl.
blllty n the South not being repre-.
scented In your cabinet. Oklahoma In not
western nor northern. Its overwhelm.
INK vote IN Intensely Southern. was
born and reared In the South and know
and ympathlzo with their present pc-
litlcnl hopes. Tho vote that made Okla.
homa republican last year was horn
and bred In Southern states. These pco.
plo expect the South % he recognized
In your cabinet. and the position thcy
would most appreciate In the secretary
~ agriculture. ! have written you IN
the interest ~ Mr.. Fields. Oklghoma's
candidate. II YOU shall determine that
In best In order to wipe out sectional.
lsm--onr most deadly political foe--to
take n man from the South and thus
plant the flag of rcpubllcanIsm all over
the South. II viii be- effective In pleas.
lng Oklahoma. Failure TO thus recog.
nlye the South win bc keen dlsap.
polntmcnt to the prediction belief that
youg election would wipe out section.
nllsm."
Representative sienna In his state.
mcn,. said;
Senator Harding doesn't recognize the
genuine sentiment towards republican.
ism In the South. But besides that. the
South. with lts peculiar problems, both
racial and Industrial. ought Ia have
representative In any American cnhi.
net In real sentiment the South IN re-.
publican today. as witness the request
Of every democratic governor In the
South for the conference In Atlanta In
January to urge the necessity for a pro-
tcciiVc tariff on Southern products.
nm expecting the now congress and tho
new administration TO take the first
steps toward purifying election condi.
tons In the South. and I should prefer
to scc that done through the Southern.
"rs and the friends Of the South IN
heart and spirit. rather than by outside
rcscucrs.
Mr. Slemp. himself. II being urged for
the cabinet by many Southcrnera. both
inside and outside tho republican PARTY,
Il IL Rald.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
DIDN'T CARE MUCH FOR BOYS,
BUT HAD TO BE WITH MOTHER

Lave fur mo.hcr Walter amlin Post Haste from salii
Kansas To- Amarillo heard mother l. In trouble
the H. hurst inio thr rrs Office yes'er'
Il under here charged With cpcra
wired the Kansas brother. giving In
formation indicating tlr mother n trouble
could conceal his surprise and grief when
him the of the troubles
fau, Iir had isd 10 keep h mother with him In Han
little
,niangd her in the mescs o ihr low
coil had been found hidden In the wash
II
father IN The Od fear ir the ani,
that the their moihcr might
he ras, podea he haid aud added 'i h ~rr"
oul, e bays I would farther"
Hut muils moth
the orok train isr ta Wdn whrr Mrs annin
prohibition
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
FORT WORTH CAFE
D WNER WOUNDED
BY H0LD-UP BANDIT
REFUSED TO OBEl ORDERS. El1
TOOK GIN A>D PUSHED
iIiGIiW ~ Man.


~ Associated Press
lulvr WORTH, Texas. Feb. o..
bandits tonight shot and fatally wound.
ii J Mundon. cafe owner, In his place
4 business hrrc In an attempted hold
~. M,uduu refused tu throw up hls
hands and reached toi gun instead
one bandit fired, the bullet taking 4
f,t IN th, abdomen white his cuuicd
crate fvd from the front ~ the store.
the asSiilant let w Way ot N" Kitchen
~ The rrir Mondun murtnllv wound
/. tu h q shu, Kan from rack anl
putsurd "a, tl,ring bandits. firing one
shot lie then f,ll to thc ground ~
iuuatrd
ii,ruidr Shuw that six lone wumc !
nave h,vn attached here ard rubbed
I, ,inr the list two weeks one woman
lust sHuun IN g,n.s . tWu bandits IN IN
~ art studio In the heart ~ the duwn
i,wn siuppinr district few days ugu.
W Hricstg haN, h,ru made in any "
hrsc hold ups.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
eSTiTIvE BALDWIN
: SUBMIT QUESTION TO
fERs Of THE STATE
sSyEsT|GATE HAzING
.-rlatIon Of Ssoo.ooe Asked
'o Bounties for Wolves
y ,yoies aud Other
iC Animals

"
roupu".
ha,, Feb. g.-Discussion of tho
-~noyal Of the University of
Foblcd all ~ the morning
Gen greater part ~ the after
- II the house today when
Foo was given twO rcsOlu'
Tsl by Sat,rcwhitc NJ Carson
,se,idcs for an architectural
iog made ~ available loca
"e nding Austin. the Othoi
FolQf Lubbock which submits
.0i and site selection 10 u
- people. Both resolutions
Ford 10 the committee on nr
gar,
Io.tempts were made Ia add
So to the resolution and
III down on each occasion
I've Popc ~ Neuccs said
Z solutions ~ moving the
Bu should he put aside and
49, establishment of the Uni
FCinadc by the legislature.
roe measure regarding tho
was introduced In the after
foh. John Davis II Dallas in
De'hcurrent resolution proposed
rhthe removal question 20 the
,,c the general election 10
90, 1899. The ballot at that
ALI have two propositions on
Foto whether the University
hopvcd. and the other, u so, Il
POI.
--iciency appropriation hill bj
RE. Chairman ~ the appro
=, committee carrying a total
"a WIS engrosscd today; nlst
ntc hill by Dlcdsoe provldlne
erection ~ a Slnitorium fol
cr negroes at Carlsbad. This
res an appropriation OF s3oO.OOc
preparation hill totaling s6,S5s.
F,hc payment of Snlarics and
'of clcmosynary institutions of
q was introduced this morning
.erwhltc ~ Carson. An nppro
~ SS.2i3.iii is provided fol
!, year and s3,SSS.liS the second
Among the appropriations are
for cach of the next two ycars
establishment Of operation oi
~, Texas inancl asylum "
Fails
enatc finally passed today III,
M hy Jones Of Nalvcrdc pro
Nr an appropriation of s2oO.oo'
tpuntics Tor wolves, coyOtcs and
ufdatory animals. The hill had
msscd the house.
w ~ huzing freshmen students
foxas Agricultural and Mcchanl
N'iNuED on PAGE Two)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
-Four Killed In ENnlnslnn

AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb 81 -Four mon
were killed four injured and property
damage 90 the extent ~ tiso.0oo by
an explosion and resultant fire late Co.
day In the freight depot here ~ the
southern railway An ~ those killed
were negro freight handlers.
An undetermined explosion. prob
ably due to gasoline. Killed the four
men. bat nrc started IN u shipment of
500 pounds ~ flares did most of the
damage. which included the destrur'
tion ~ a. loaded freight cars.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
Den,and Cheaper Ciml,ins.

liy Asst eihitd luss.
CHICAGO. frh - frug lity is O.
lc the object oi buyers uf wumcns
,loth.. this year. according to Edward
s'h. Chicurn who spoke tudtS
nj the opening session ~ the annu1l
convention II the manufacturers and
Importers association here.
'liuyors nll over ~" country rctu"
to huv womcn's dr,ssce when they arS
amrted NJ moru thnn $50 bN the manu-
fnciurcrs," said Mr. l'nrsch. They
slv thrt tn women win NO longer buy
expensive gowns.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
Hl0TlnG FOLLOWS ALBANY
STREET RAILWAY STRIKE
Ny Associated Pres.


ALBANY. y. Y. Feb. s.-serlous
rioting took place here late today In
connection with the street railway
strike In the United Traction Com.
nany's 1900 employees In Albany. Troy
md surrounding municipalities.
state troops twice found II necessary
o make Use OF their firearms 20 quell
Disturbances In which non.unlon work.
rs repairing broken trolley wires were
showcrcd with stones and bricks from
house tops.
Orders by chief of police Gocrold of
Troy to his men TO "Shoot to XIII" and
The stoning of ear were reported IN
Troy.
No attempt was made 10 operate cars
In this city today because wires between
may blocks had been torn down by
strike sympathizers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
JEALOUSY PROMPTED MAN
TO Kill. WIFE AND BROTHER

SPOKANE. Wash. Feb. 9.--Jealousy.
according To the police. prompted El'
ncr Harding. 40. today In killing his
ro'h'r Carl H1fdlng. his wife md hlui.
,lf Harding sho, his brother and
Mrs. Harding and then killed himself
a. hotel when the former emerged
from a r@Hn O. which his wife had do
nicd him entrance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
MARINES RAID OFFICE
MiNtGJA NEWSPAPER

MANAGUA, Nica.. Feb a-Thlrty
marines raidcd the offices ~ the news.
papcr Tuhuna to-day destroying the
prrssos and wrccking things generally
IN explaining the nid. II II declared
'hc Trihuua had published drfnmatorv
statements about some ~ the marines.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
FORT WORTH BURGLAR
GIVEN SECOND SENTENCE


" NHHotihtd TTttH'
TT. WORTH. Texas. zen. -Nn'
D,cs. 10 Years old. already under sen
,encc of 30 wears Tor highway robbery
vas given 20 years fur burglary this
MORNING after his plea of guilty THIS
verdict makes a.; years assess a
aeains, defendants IN this court since
n, trial uf Fort Wurth's crime wave
lockot began January
Jurors who tried Drcs asked that
he Judge make ihp sentence concurrcW
hut the Judge d'ni,d tn plea.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
~ Associated Prsss
PORT ARTHUR. Tcx.. Feb. o.

The school board today refused 10
act favcrnbly on the request of a
local ministerial association that
class dances be- forbidden. The hoard
declared II could not interfere with
the private life Of the student body
ly iorbidding dances In private
homes hy Junior or senior classes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
CeTTON ACREAGE IEDi CTI0>
NH. Not tCCEprED


COLUMBIA. :. g. Feb. by q
vote of 81 To- 90 tn house of rcprcs"n
'aiivcs killc dtoliy u resolution which
would have required The reduction oi
ootion acreage this year to tn 1870
ncr,0gr. Farmer members asserted
ha, growers did not want this rcs,ric
lion On their operations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
w "s''TlHTFW TTFN-
DALLAS. Feb. &c. ". Judge of

Norfolk Virginia. former sales man
lg,r uf Tho Little Motor kar Cor
porition. whose five officers are un
Trial In federal court .hlrgcd with
us'ug the mails tn d,itud. testified
TODAY that. although large sums of
money were received N the company
Tor stock little or uu books were
kent Judge declared that hc cNpc.
rlcn,cd much difficulty In getting
stock certificates mailed to the pur'
chisrrs The plant Is closed down and
the company is under federal receive
crship.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10

Wy h'f''-'h'.N " ifffAt
lNION, Mo. Feb. q.-TwO Ot eight

armed mon captured Yesterday ai Pa
cifir. nvr here. wyrr Identified Ia
daN MS men sought IN connection
with tho killing ~ CITY Detective
Perry Frost ~ East ST. Louis. III.
November ~ last The men were cap
,urcd hv shcriffs posse. following
the robbery IT thc Merchants and
Farmers Bank of Sc clair
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
ly '1s"~'r'Fd FToss'
ClIlCNGO. Feb. a.--The United

states Railroad Labor lluard todny
handed down u decision. In which II
ruled that Il was the duty of the
llos,un. and Maine Railroad tn confer
With the committee ~ the American
Federation ~ Railroad Workers In
the matter uf grievances uf members
Il TINT organization
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
SENT HOME FROM SCHOOL
lsON ENDS OWN LEE

WOODLAND. Calf, Feb. s.--John
Henry Hawk. 10 years old. motherlesa
hoy Of Seymour. near here. was sent
home from school this morning for
using profanity and this afternoon put
his head before a railroad train aud
was killed inniantly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
To i.uild Sanliarlunl.


JACKSONViLl.E. Fla. Feb. -
aniiarium u cost sso.ooo.oOo is to h"
built on four thousand acre tract uf
land rcar this city hy Northern aud
Eastern capitalists, according ~ an
announcement made here to-day by thu
ATTORNEY for thQsr interested.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
l. AT E NE w S
BULLETINS
-s--s--s--a.--s--s----
Hot off the Wire
w Associated rrc.s
ST. PAlI, MIMI. Feb. 81. Satch

and =. Rclmcr ~ Minneapolis rolled
lntu first place In the two.man event
today at the International Bowling
Association tournament, getting n to-
tni of l.9la and displncing :. Thoma
aud Il. Rnydl of Chicago, who now
are pcrchcd IN second with i.2ls.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
nanl,er Ends Own Life

LuMPKiN. Ga. Feb e.-E. I.
nrawncr. president ~ the hank of
i.umpkin. sho, and killed himself here
toslay The affairs of tho hank were
understood To be- la good condition.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10

TRAyesier,lay IN 1890. u; low
year,
by Fyrsterday. 30.
mcnt2s.
- n.....l.lts.. ll.aa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10

Nv. w. ,partn,ent ~ Agriculture
.,',,! Weather Bureau.
a. slturc by hours at AM.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-10
catIorIumidiiy Data.
Ing aud Invitation.

nendH'hurS,lay. fair
Ray, -
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-25
@ipfeI Der @equeut.

@ipfe1 Der 8eqnem.
1ihfeit. grennoin: SIT 6ein Got-
te nod 70 iebr bequem?
@elt6nme: l111o OBJ! Ser lit 10
trdge unb bequem, baB er fi6 niat
einmal i6ei0en laiien mag.
- @er6nappt. 8irt Gum
Acknowledgement: 8arum berfaufet1
Sie Sbren rotet1 Qattopein te1rer
als ben meiBen?
@eiien6er: SSa, glauben Sic oenr.
bie Tarbe foitet gar nidts?
- ST. 8meifel. Nln meib
i@ nidt, BIN i6 10 berliebt, tpeil
ib 10 bel 5ol3 eiie, ooer eiie i'd
10 biel 5ol5, neil id 10 berliem
Bin"
= unter @tro16en. @oe:
sd babe i6euBli6 falte 5mbe."
2noe:: rGann 5ieb oob ETH paar
Slubltrumpfe a11."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-25
$50 1u1r Sre11no Sdu15e 10 LANCE
bleibt! - $50 lit Sdul5e?

- MiBberfan6nis. Grau
&l1lide: Seiies, ielles, &err MiiQer,
mas lit Sbnerl benn?
&err Miiaer: M9, i@ bin aitb-
matilb, i6 friege feline 2uftl
Sran &ulide: @as - 2uftnot
berri6t oo6 i9on?!
= 9rudfebIer. @nS einem
&oman: u@eniB, liebes 6rdulein,"
iaste er gu ibr, vt6 peib mobl, uie
Sic bariber, oenfen, oen11 i6 babe
mir SIRE oam1nlige @euBerung gut
gemerft!"
- Das MenberFe. sic b.
ben mei11er 8raut, tpie 1ie mir er-
5ablt, einen &eiratsantrag gemadt!
@eben Sic itb feiren triigeriiden
&oHnungen BIN! 9ie friegen fie
ni6t -. un6 menn ib lie iel6it BET
ratet1 miiBte!
- Naib. 8adfiid: nM6, i4.
babe orei Gage lang 8obnpeb ge--
babf."
Mutter: rDa .eibt es 1ur elm
Mittel uno 6as lit: aus5ieben."
8adfiib: Sos biIft ood nfdts,
Mama, id 5iebe mid ia auc N6eno
aus"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-25

= 8erIiebt. @rGutigom:
Simmer tpenr ib meine NeIlp an>
iebe, fon1n1e i6 mir tpic beraui6t
Dor.
6reun6 (6e6auern6): Sea, 6u TaIt
ia i9on friiber nidt biel bertra<
gen!
Ger betrubte Gro
bian. @ittper (por 6em 8iloe 6es
Seligen, ientimentaD: M6, tpenn I
81 nod a ein5ig'smal ourdbprii>
gel1 f0nnt'!
= Ser 8odfifd. Gin 8ie,
t1en5i@ter er5ablt ieiner il1gen6li.
den Ni6te ouerlei aus Dem 2eben
Ser 8ienen. y. Damn fommt
Sic 8eit, mo 6ie gienen -idmar-
men," Ga meint ser @adfiib: vSiir
tpen 6enn, Snfel?"
- Mabrbaft. Tor fnf5ie
Gennige Sabnentorte mill id, aba
mo- rc9t bile S1aum 6ruff is =
@a66er %raiiert ii6 INNER oan1it!
3eitgemaber Ser.
g I i6. g.: Die fleine Miiuer 1T
pie ion Strei9bol3.
49,: SIT iie 10 6iinn?
g.: 9as nidtr aber iie fdngt
11ibt 10 lei6t Sel1er.
- @erIoden6. glns einem
Snferat: 8er mir na6ipeiit, bab
mein &afao nadteilig aaf sic &c.
fnn6beit einipirft, ser crbalt. 5tpei
@Md,ien gratis! u.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-25

= @r5rontbippe. nNun
iage NAL, alter Greuno: 1T 9eine
Srau nit Sen Sabren ettpaS ianft'
n1iitiger getporoen2"
va6, es tpurbe bon Sabr 81
Sabr i61immer. 9seulih bro6 ein
@etpitteriturm Sen 8aum Inn, nnter
6em mir 1rns einit berlobt baben;
meiBt 9u, mas tie ii6 aus Dem
@ola MAIDEN lieB?
Gin gan5es DuBen6 @tiefe1z
fne9te!"
= nneribroden. ST.: Den=
fe Sir, 6ieier &err Iebt IN einem
@dlob in peldem @eiiter ipufen
1ollen.
s.: Das lit nod gar nidts =
i9 lebe in einem @arfe, in ipel9em
6rei @eridtspou5ieber mobnen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-25
$6re11 Sie mal, Iieber &on1mer5iel1rat, sic f0
SSbre Sodter CUR Srau geben!
Sd babe ia gar feine So6ter, &err @raf!
$ >Ma-aS, &on1mer5ienrat u116 feere So9ter?l

= @arnung. ST.: 9ie ge=
fabrli6e 8ergportie m09te i6 nidt
mittna6en = mer lit 6enn Ser Set
an1talter?
g.: Ser ne11e Doftor!
ST.: Ma, meiBt 6u, Ser 19eimt mir
ouf 6ieie @eiie gu elmer 8rarB
femn1e11 at pollen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-25

= 2osberfauf. Game: Cine
&arte 5lt 6em Dilettat1tenfon5ert mill
i6 Sbnen abfaufen binfomne1t
mer6e id aber nidt.
&omiteemitglieo: Damn fon11ter
Sic aber eigentlid mebrere nebmen.
= riparian. 3uidal1er, beim
8ran6e: u@as lit oenn Dos? 9te
5eueripribe funftioniert ia gar nidt
rebt> nno ser S6Iau6 lit an 11n5ab>
ligen Steuen geplabt! sat Sic &C.
mein6e 6enn nidt fir5li6 eitte 1neue
Spribe ange1dafft2"
Seuerpebrmann: uDas pobl; -
aber glauben g, Sic teure> 11erte
5prib' gebrauden mir glei6 fiir ieoe
lumpige S6el1ne, sic i'm 9orf ab,
6rennt?"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-25

= @er6a@tig. rSag NAL,
Biup, lit Ser Briuantri1g, 6en 9u
mir geidenft boit, uirflid edt?'
n@arum aueifellt gu oenn
baran?"
vSS9 botte i'm geitern %perloren,
itn6 i9on cine Stnn6e ipater pur6e
ct ouf Sem Sun6bureau obgegeben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-25

- @p0ttif@. g.: r@oben
sic feinen SoDn, SEER Meier??"
Meier: v2ei6er nei11. Dieies
@liid lit mir in Ser gbe n!dt ge~
mor6en."
ST.: Sea, MIR ni6t 10 untroit-
lidl &err Meier, SIR @ame ltirbt
OeShQIb nod 1iht aus"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-25

- @utmitige StroI9e.
Srem6er: SIT es ni9f gefabrli6,
bur9 Sen 611nflen 8olb at geben?
Dorfbetpobner: unitnn! @ebe11
g SIRE l1br un6 3 8%ortemonnaie
ub, penr Sbnen elmer begegnet,
6an11 mir6 Sbnen fem &aar ge-
friimmt!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-25
Ser i6la,te Bauer.

Du, Site, 90 lei' i'd grao' i'm
,8latt: Sci Der nun geribtlib ous-
getrageren @befdeioung 6eS Meb-
gers @ielel pur6e oemielben 6ie
gnmme bon 10000 Marf nno iei-
ner bisberigen 5rau 10000 Marf
5ugeiproben. @as meenlf, Tim
ben Yreis f0nnten mir u1s ia aud
anal lGeioen luilen....?
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-25

eplhter.

@as sic 5bnle uns bor nllem
lebrt: nit fremoen A11gen feben.
Semanb ieuf5te: uMlan farm %
melt fomtnen, 6aB man 3n nHem' ia
faet = u1o init ntdts ei%nDeritanoen
it'll"
@o man6er eIoubt, er itiinoe I'M
Dienit elmer rS6ee" = marum? -
neil er uMitglie6er=8eitrage" be-
3ablt..
@tsmeilen - g lit munoerbar =
fommt in-ber Scot Silfe bon % -
mo- man Tie ermartet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-25

- nniere Dienfboten.
Sausfrau: uM1no, Sie baben idon
mie6er cine Salie 5eri61agen? 9as
lit 6o9 -"
Dienitmaoden: vMber Ma6ame
tperoen 6o6 ni6t aus ieoer Baga>
teue einen cafus beai ma6enl"
- 8oIlgeipra6. .Saben
Sic idon NAL nit @eoasl6 uno
5p11de cine Mude gefangen?"
- @r beritebt's. 2ebrer:
Gin @fer6ebaroler fauft Elm 8fero
fir $50 Marf un6 ~berfauft eS fir
925. @iebiel fat er baran Der,
6ient?
morit: Serr 9ebrer, faum sic
Speien!
- Se1bfreben6. uSS SIR
&quslebrer, Srau &ommer5ienrat,
1beint ein Mom bon t%aoello1e11
umgangsformen at fem"
u0os bat er bon mei1ten - &in-
oern!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-25

= gu pieI nerIangt.
Menib, balt 6u feine Stiebeln onl
@Sat foIte1t Sic 6enn?
sSa, iloobite baueidt, id batte oo9
nod 3eit iebabt, nad'm @reis gu
fiefena
- 0b's nutt! @iirgermeiiter
(piiten6): sic, @emeinoeoiener,
met1n li6 iett nidt bal6 mebr an
Ser perbotenen 9teue BADEN, mnB
i6 6ie entlaIienl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-25

= Ma@ befanntem Mu.
fer. r9ein Ma1n ibeint beut iebr
aufgelegt 81 iei1; er pfeift u11uttter'
trodeu.."
~SSa, auf meine Mnor6n1no; 0as
Stubenmabden: bei5t eera6e Elm IN
leinem 8immer."
= Ser D%ptimiH. Seurefal
Die i60nite 3eit 6eS SabreS it ge-
fommen = Die erite Miide fat MIDI
gelto9en!
= Gin mirfIi@er @e r 3
III It. Sdauipielerin (in b0@iter
Iufregung): u9as &altben nit
meinen @riuanten lit beri6mun6enl"
&ouegin: Scum, nun, sos lit ia
ni6t 10 i6limm."
sos iagen sic 10; mein 8orte-
monnaie lag 6rin NIT Snbalt =
Mber ne &rone!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-25

= @raufame @nttdn.
f9ung.. @ulalia: Gin ein5iges
Mol fat MIDI elmer 3um Steloi6ei11
ge1a6en, ober nadber feblte mir
mein 8ortemonnaiel
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-25

@bemann (auf 6em 8abnbof
BEL Ser glbfabrt aus ser .@ommerfri<
}de): De1f' Sir nun, 2ina, ib babe
81 8fun6 5ugenommen.
Srou: Mber Bbilipp, 6u bat
hi6 ia NIT bem bouen Gudiad alf
sic @age gelteQtl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-25

- M~enommage. Sa1Sfrou
4(5u einem 8eiu6er): -Meinen
Matn fonner Sic %augenblidli9
nber alidt 1pre6en, Ser me9ielt ge-
robe sic @al9e - ni6t tpabr,
Grid?
G6bn6en: Sa = er 6rebt .
9em6 UNI!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-25

Mufbring1id. &err:
@eitatten Sic, meine Game, ooB
i6 sic begleite? Mein Mame 1T
Meier.
Game: aber id femme Sic ia
gar nibt.
SEER: Sea, id fage Sbnen ia 0u6,
mein Name lit 0eeierl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-25
Steiner sdafer.

ga, ia, Srdulein Marie, sic @be
lit pie ein 2otterieipiel, in ser man
audi bas u%nge5ogenite Sos bebalteh
muB!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-25

@os no1en sic oe1tt, id babe
nidts meDrl ga Oriiben bat mid
lie 10 n aer1 dor a,,sgeratbt.
8arum Daben. Sic beun nidt TIM
Silfe gerufelL Srdltlein? Sd itand
oo6 in Ser NaDe?!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-25

Meine Srou fIei6et oues bon.
5uglid, fogar 6aB fie etpas uber Die
grobe 3ebe gebt!
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-01-14
Negro Youths
Admit Killing
z In HoIdups
Highwaymen. IL and 18
Years Old, Confess
Murder of James Crossett
And John Budda
Within Twelve Days.

Alfred Lane. Is years old, and
Raymond Ellsworth. y, both me-
gro youths at 1880 o'clock Sun
day morning confessed to the East
St. Louis police that they had shot
and killed two men in East Saint
within the last two months and al
so committed numerous other
crimes.
The negro boys who reside in
East Louis we're arrested in con-
nection with the fatal sho oiing oi
James Crosseit, an East St Louis,
who was shot and fatally wounded
by two negro highwaymen at
Broadway and Sevente MT 4 street,
November IS. last.