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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-06-16

At the sale of tax certificates held at
the court house Tuesday forenoon by
William Humber, county treasurer,
about 1900 of the certificates were dis
posed of, about half this number pur-
chased by the county, the rest going
to private individuals. The total
amount of money involved was not
made public as the records have not
yet been checked. The owner of the
property of which the tax certificate
was sold has three years to redeem
the same, at the termination of which
time, IL still unredeemed, the purchas-
er has the right to take tax deed to
the property.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-25
3rpet Iaidentider; Sri.

ner, stpet 1aidentiider; SRI. g..
6ranta, 5anbtu6; SRI. 8. SaaS, bier
Spibeneden; Trau S. @ilti6ed,
&leib; Brau 90. Mogner, @anotu6;
Trau $. 3abloff, &tfienbe3ise; Brau
6. @elie, 8loomerS; Trau s.. Seiie,
9anbf6ube; Trau %. Scooter, 3mei
1aidenti@er;; Trau $. Ntemer, STAB
arbeit; Trau S. @aberbers, Dedden;
Grau q. M1iller, Sanbtu@; Sri. a..
9teinbauier; &tnberfleib; Sri. s.
Steinbauier, &irberfleib; Trau 6.
Stetnbaule r, &ommobenbede; Srau
Gilbert @teinbauier, 96ir5e; Bfan
s. libel, 80bmii6e @ptben; 6rau
&olb, Sanbi6ube, un6 9ai6entu6;
Brau S. 9annpalb, @trumpfbeutel;
Srau $. Nufberbetbe, Morgenbaube;
Trau q. @etm, 8rotbrettden nebit
Meiier; Grou S. Bader, pier @elo<
b0rien; Grau S. 6eblaff, 5met 9anoz
tii6er nebit 5mei 5altern; Trau $.
Stellie8, @onbtn6; Trau S. Gol1off,
56ir5e; Srau s. Britide, S6ir5e
unb 9aube; Trau 8. 3appe, 9anoz
tu6; Trau Stable, S6iir3e; Trau
8lauert, S6iir3e; Trau &amratb,
IibD; Trau 9an6au, 9an0tu9; Trau
q. ReblaH, 9anbtu6; .Trau MnSfe,
3mei 9ai@entu6er; Brau Montsomez
~, 9i6te8 uno Tingerbutbebdlter;
6rau s. Gmmeri6, &leib; Trau g.
@i6erSfi, 56iir5e; Brou @etier,
&ommobenoede; Tram IS. Nlmtn,
&leib; Trau $. S9emann, S9ir3e;
Trau S. Miemann, 2 &letber; Trau
5eifert, Sdlr3e; Grau @ummel,
.96ir5e;; Trau &rauie, &in6erbaube;
5rau 81. Sole, Sod; 6ran 3eller,
4 DarbS Tattins; Trau s.. 9ollenz
bed, &in6erbaube; Grau g. 5dleuz
ser, 9@lir5e; Trau $. @6leuoer,
96ir5e; Trau 6. Brandt, @6iir5e;
Srau s.. @auenitetm, &tnberfleio;
Trau $. 5a1eni tetn, Or, &tiienbez
5ii9e unb 9afen; Trau S. Tirit, &iiz
ienbe5iige un6 2afen; Trau 8euier,
@6ir5e; Trau so. M}etle, Def6en;
Trau q. 2etbol0, 5mei &n~abenbluien,
SADIE unb @em6; Trau s. Bren5el,
@dl6ebeutel; Trau so. 6ranf, &in=
beri6ir3e; Trau 8. Mneller, Sod nn6
@emanb; Jrau g.. @rone, 9eitrtdte
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-25
WtrD 9eutfd. s. -.
Mmerita periagen?
(Bortiebung Don Der |. Seite.)

in einigen @fdoten ioberartiSe peri6n<
li6e Sammlungen begonlen nnb 1tl1o
Eni6t nbne quite Grgebuiiie gebfteben,
aber lie ltn6 nidht a1lge11etn uno nt@t
energt}f6 genug, I'M bus vsr6bte 9iHggzz
.merf a1er s3eitea," Hber bic @efabr
eineB Tebli6lages binpessufibren.
N1S 3ei6nungen Scr u9ibertq:
Scans" geiammelt fpur6en, ertpteSt IT'D
nt9ts ols mtrfiamereS asttattorSs
n1ittel rpie sic @infeilung IN uIeam
@orf." 81 Bei6dftSlelte, Broz
fel1ionellen unb Gabrifanten ipurben
III @rl1ppen geionbert, nno ,berpor=
ragenbe Mitglie66ia betpogen, bet ben
anberen Ste @erbearbeH gu abernebz
men. 9ie @runoeigentlmer btloetea
etne eigene @ruppe. IND Smoblbefannte
nNeal State NgenftS madten btee
Gun6e Bel ibren Gpllegen, nm tie 51
sBet6nnneen 5u betpeget. Sine a11z
bere @ruppe mur6e aus @igentlmern
BON u0epartement agb DRIP GOODS
Stores," eine brittle ais Babrifanten,
etne. oterte aus Bdnfier8a nnb 10 tort
formtert, uno in jeber flbrten allse=
algemein befan1rte Nnseb6riee per
betreHe1oen Strands bie Ngttatton
ulno er5telten glddn3enbe @rfolge onrd
periDnft6e Werbearbeit. WeSbalb
fptrb bieie8 5p1tem ni6t aud bel Der
Nufbrtneu1g 6eS. S., 000, 900 GonoS
IN M%npenoung gebradRt? Mir baben
eenug bentidzameriifanil9e 6abrifa11<
ten, Banfters, @run0eigentumSmatz.
ler, Ner5te, &anfleute etc. IN nnieren
eroben Stdbten, Sic btsber ned nt9t
gu energii6er Nrbett fir 6as SifSz
inert berarge3ogef1 morben inb. DaS
mub iebt gei6eben. Die 3eit gum
Trdnmen unb gum @ortema9en TT
poriber, u9dbt enbli6 min lltS
Eaten ieben.M
Die Gtnienbung bon 8ettrdge1I
iollte 10. 1dnem mte m6gli6 erfolge11,
bamtt Sic eriten Observation-Disclosures
ounge11 mad Deuti61dnb fir bie bum
gern6en &inber erfoleer f6nnen. $50
lofale @ilfSfomiteeS fiir BE &atn<
pagne rt6t beiteben, itnb 8ettrdge gu
abrelIteren an Sic $3,000,000 Cant
paign, German Gbilb Seeding, 20
5outb Tmelftb Street, Bbilaoelpbta,
Ba. unb @elodrineiliunsen ous5nitelz
len qnf She 8rpbibent Cite ano 9rnlt
Gompanp Of Rbilabelpbta, 9reaiurer
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-25

+ sfE go 49, 800. Fl -st.ff
- 6rau German Morth mel6e
it6 in einem bieltgen 5oipital einer
Operation untermarf, bat lid geniigenb
erbolt 10 bab ite IN Beslettnng tbreS
@atten unb SobneS bte 9etmretle
na9 Mprtb Ne6moob antreten fonnte.
= g5d@Hen @onntag, ben 81.
91ooember finoet In @leepp @pe
Sic Ginmetbung ser neuen eoanse=
lil9en Stride ltatt Die mdbrenb be8
@ommer8 NIT etnem &oitenauf=
manb BON nabe5u $4,000 erri6<
tet morben lit. Yaitor 9uebes BON
bier unb etne gauge Nn5abl Haitoren
ser epangeltl9en @emetnl6aft in Ser
nmgegenb merben bteier etnbrud8.
pollen Setter beimobnen. r..
= Mittmo9 Ma6mittag bemir=
teten Trau 2ontS g. 8ogel unb
Trau Sbo 8obleter etne Nn3abl
Oamen BET et1em 800" @piel i'm
8ogel @eim an @lb Minnelota
@trabe uno am DonnerStag Nben6
eine Nn3abl Sreurotnnen betm
8rtoee Wbtit. 8eim $50" @piel
gemanneu Grau $. 8. 8ee6er,
Trau Sos. @pple, 6rau Nlfre0
@6r6d nnb Grau g. .9tei6 bie
8retle un0 Brau S. $. &roof unb
Trau IS. 8. @ditetn getpannen Ste
Bretle I'M Ndb &onteit. 8etm
Brtbge @biit gemannen Trau q. $.
8e8mebn, Trau 9arrn 8tngbam,
Trau gilbert Bfdnoer unb SRI. 1tl=
lie @epmann bie Yretie. Sri. 81
leta 9@en BON Oaflanb, Sal. mar
@brensait. Sin fetner 9un6 puroe
lerbtert.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-25
@ie entitanb Der gtame tim?
Scr Steiner ffobf bier Sic beme1

Scr RebIer fE0dbt bier Dte bemer=
fenSperte5 5treitfrage iiber bic @ntz
ftebung bes NamenS Him Elm. 8or
etfpn1 1000 Sabrsn let bie Conan Ste
Dhlttdrsren5e beS alten N6merreide8
getpeien, nnb dies 2anb n1rblt9 bon
SET Conan iei nit ultra It1nitatio=
neg mtliitartenieS" Gber ser Militdr=
gren8e) be5etdnet norber1. lllm lei
eine 5anbeI6itdttpn gemeien nnb aus
ben brei langen ldtetntf6en @orten
bitten ste r6mt1den @hreibfne9te,
uni Tarbe nnb Nergament 5u parel 1rb
Iamentfi6 ibrer angeborenen Saul
belt ST fr6bnen, nur Il. 8. so. bebal=
ten. Dam bitten iie au6 nod bic
Gunfte eripart nno es let nur ulm
geblteben.z
Die Sbee, BOB Ser Mamer l1lm
bon BEN ulmen berfom11e, Die IN nlm
10 5ablrei6 madien, erfldrte ser
Steiner bnmorbpl, lei gu aItdglt6,
gu bar ieber Boeiie nnb deber mtiienz
i6aftlt1en &onieftur.
Ser Steiner 9ratmlterte ben 9emtz
iden ct. BallS 3u benz Bra6tbau ib=
res 1tel1en 9eim8, miini6te al8 einz
tiger @tuoent Der M1ebi5tn an Der
vNlm Mater 8erltneniiS" (8erlt<
ner nniperiitdt) -ein @tpat, cre8cat,
floreat! (G8 lebe, pa9ie un0 bllibeD
fir baSfelbe u1lb i6lpb nit bent 53itat
aus Benz 2tebe oeS Di9ter8.
u5tol5 orf baS 9ternenbanner i6aue
@et ba itammt aus beuti6em @aue
Mi6t Ser Nnbre tat'S a1etn;
Ste Deutf6en flo9ten NIT btnetn
S6mar5, metb, rote Tdoenl" i
Stem Mmer 8ube.
6olgenbeS lit Die Site Ser Seem
ll1mer @aben fiir Sen 8a1ar:
6rau German Starts, Sanotu6;
Trau german Sem, 96ir3e; Trau
Rqmme, DoilieS nno 59iir3e; SRI.
s. @epmann, @6nr3e; SRI. q. Sac
berle, Nadtgemanb; Grau Saeberle,
&inberfletb; Trau s. 8rnf, Sr.., &inz
beriade; 6ran Don9u8, &tn6erfletb;
SRI. $. &altrui6, 9trimpfe, 8looz
mer8, Nomper8, 4 Baar Strnmpfz
batter; Brau Sallet, S6Ir5e; Brou S.
8ebnfe, &inberfleiO; Jran 8. 9. &roof,
&inber< Moccaiins; Brau S. Senle,
5mei @6iir5en; 6ran S.. 9teb, Ga6t.'
bem6; 6rau s. @6menotnger, 5tpet
@61r5en; Trau q. @affert, 2afen un6
&i1enbe5ige; Trau g. Sprenger, 5pet
@@nr5en; SRI. M. Cons, &leto; 6rau
Ioui6ed, 96ir5e; Trou 9au0on,
&leib, Tran 2teb, 5ipei 9@iir5en nno
etn &lei6; Sri. g. @taotd, 3pei
@6ir5en; Trau q. 5enle, 99lr5e nno
1ai6entu6; Trau Haul6, 9anotn6;
6rau q. Nmam, &ommooenoede;
Srau 8. Gurtb, @anotud; 6rau S.
@aubrid, 2un6tu6; 6ran q. Sud-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-25
Safe; 6rat 8iNinger, Nod nno I'M.

Safe; Tral1 8iHinger, Mof nn6 I'M.
terboien; Jrau 8. Sell, &oriettbalter;
Gran g. Marti, BRET S9ir5en; Trau
S. 8. 6rtti6e, &tnberfletb; Trau
Gbenbob, 3mei S6ir3en un6 9aube;
SEER 6. Bader, etne Manf@etten=
unb bier &ragenida@teln, @arnitur
BON 8iriten 3mei 1ai6entii6erl6a6z
teln urrb 5mei 9anoi6ubi6a6teln, ferz
ner 3nei Spie9e1, a &6rb6en, l 2eu6=l
ter, | S9mndfdit9en, 3mei &ru3iftre
nnb etn Bfetfenbalter; SEER NrbeS,
8ifo; 9err S. SO. @ibner, Ganbp;
SEER s. 3. @9netoer, &ilt6en 81
garren; Bran6el, 8aitian & Martt,
5tpet geitridte Saden; 9err So. 8aer,
6 Muminium zYfannen; Serr $.
59leuoer, TbermoSz 6lai6e; 9err
Nlmin, 5pei @elbb0rien; SEER 3i6un=
fe, 3mei Site, cine seitridte Sade,
u%nterboien, 5mei Semben nnb eth
Yaar @dube; @err S9ulfe, etn 9erz
ge<M db9enfelio; SEER S. q. Dds,
Tt]6tu9 nnb &ommooenbede; Trall
8. SSmalb, 9anotu9; Brau $.
@elb, 9@ir5e;; Trau s.. Meper,
@diir5e; Trau q. Steinmes, gez
itridte Sade; Trau Otto Sleeper,
@@ir5e; Grou Sob, 5mei 9diir5en;
ungenannt, 96ir5e.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-25
8erfner Gtepatpr einaea dert+

Sleepp @pe tpurbe Dienstag LETTER
ISOLDE bur6 etn Na6tfeuer betrnge=
iudt mel6eS ben Berfner @leoator
eindl6erte uro einen S6aoen perur<
ia6te Ser lt6 auf nabe5u 100000 be-
laufen mtro. Nt6t NUT baS @ebduoe,
ionoern au6 Ser Snbalt uno perl9teoez
nc S6uppen mnroen etn Naub Der
Tlammen unb etns Nn5abl @iitermaz
gen murben bur6 BITES Teuer be-
iddttst. d3met SET @ilterm1 ge 49,
ben berart perbrannt bab Fl trertlo8
fino. Der Snbalt oeS @etletoeipel
derS beltanb aus @ei5en unv LIT
uro perl6tebere 9unoert Tab Mebl,
ipel6e alle etn totaler 8erlult ltnb.
Nie perlautet lon sic 8erli6eruns rlur
sic Sdlfte oes S6aoenS beder. Nn=
ideinenoi lit bas Teuer IN Ser Office ser
Nnlase ertitanoen uro bat lt6 Damn
i6nea perbreitet, uno alS oR Seuerz
pebr anfam, batten Sic Tlammer ser.
art UNI ii6 sesriiien, bab eS einfa6
unm6sii6 mar irseno ettpas 5u retteu.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-25

slbonnirt a,.t bic .Net l1lm mgaefff
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-25
6rdn r

'U-NEt+f
@e6uI6 lit Die Eure at
6reuoe.
S II elmer tpagren Gbe gibt es fein
g6rlobu6.
Gs gibt ni6ts nngeredteres ais
baS 8orredt.
Die Sdlat1ge perbirgt iid oft
Inter 8l,ln1en.
Ole 8eit ma9t 6as &orn reit
aber iie pfligt ni@t.
@enn i6 @eltbeiiBer tpare
Obne @ott, mte atm mir i9!
8mietradt in auem .5tanb,
8erbirbt bos i90ne @aterlono.
@er 6as tpenige ridt ebrt,
&at bal6 6as biele aufge5ebrt.
Ser tan6nis gu ftn6en, 6a5u
gcbort oft mebr olS .nllr @erita,lb.
g. It tper i'm Dn iein Sd gefun.
Sen, peib 1tn 6en Groenbimmel.
@ur6en nerbalten it9 CUR
@ur6e, wie @oloi9allm 5u @plobar'
rem. ~, ,B-
@intra9t atpii@en &er5, @eiit
uno @inen getpdbrt auein feite Mo'
rQlitGt. ~! i4n.
Ser fiib1t Sen Drud 6er Sielen
ntdt, Ben Srauenbattbe abenbs iauft
enti6irren. -
@er @obltat 6ir ertpies, fei sci.
mes Danfes getpib; Die bu ertpeiieft
Sic bergtb! y
Ser gbarafter lit Elm Sells, an
Dem geitranbete Sdiffer la1rben u1to
onitiirmeube i6eitern.
Marum ,1ur bieIe Meniben
6aS 8lid i'm 2iebesIeben, itatt I'M
2tebescrleben iu@en? q
@as i'm alter tpie meigbett
aasiiebt, lit oft bloB Mangel an Sd.
bisfeit, tori@t 5n fein.
2erne bom @6limmitett @utes,
l1no Sblimmes ME bon Dem @e.
s.as Item. j
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-25
sebens5eiden ppn Sobn Sila.

Sobn 2ila BON @tirulmn 81. o.,
Elm friiberer Stem nlmer, entbtetet
ietner bteiigen Treunoen unb 8ez
fanntcn feline ber5lt6iten @riibe.
Sn ietnem S6reiben an bic uRoit"
lagte CT u11ter anberem: u9ebten
9erbit muroen mir BON BEN Serren
&arl @rone, Ibeobore M}iiller,
6rcb 8intams u1lb Terbinam
5annmalb u1b etnem inn9en Mann,
bellen Mamer t6 oergelIen babe, 3ur
Drei63ett itberra16t. ste trugen
ale 9robe gelbe Slider un6 t@
fannte ii6 nt6t bis lie mir iagten
tper Tie marer. Ste btelten itt6 nur
fnr5e j3ett auf.
Nm 5amstag Mben6 Sen 2. Suit
batten tpir etne11 iebr itarfen Sturm
bier tpel6er einee ganse Nn5abl :gtdle
b%tnmegfegte. Nu6 infer Stal| 46x
so 6ub unb 80 Bub bod tpnrbe
Ser1t6rt. @ir batten CUR 3ett Die
NrbettSpferbe uno bier &opf 8ieb
I'M @tan ober. feineS bteier T-iiere
murbe perlett. Mein S6maeer
8ranf 8artl, perlor 5wet ietner Nrz
bett8pferbe.
Metne 9o@ter N99te, mel6e etnen
iunsen Tarmer in bie1er Ma6bar=
i6aft 9ebetratet bate, itarb lehteS
Tribiabr I'M &tnobett, an Der Snz
fluen3a an melder ite e%rfranft mar.
Die Grnte bteie8 Sabr mar ni6t
lebr. gut. @tr baben nur 665
8uibe1 Wei5en un6 $50 8uibel
Safer georoi6en, aber baS &orn
nno sic &artoffel itnb iebr gut.
@ir baben thinner nod iebr i66ne8
Metter bier, menig @6nee unb e8
lit ni6t lebr falt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-25
sonareh BON 9ilsforidern.

Sn Muiirnberg bat Elm &ongreb
bon &il5fori6ern itattgefun6en. Ser
&ongreB mqr6 beranitaltet bon Del
@i15. un6 ,&rduter5entrale, elmer &C.
meinrutbiisgen Sorfdhngs. uno @r-
b~citsgemeini@aft bon 8l5fori9ern,
nnb pom Marnberger gerein fur
&tl5tlnoe, Dem dlteiten Nil5funoe.
berein sDeutidlanos. Mus ga11a
europa batten fi6 8eiuder gu Die.
ffetnl I. sillropdti6en BI5fongreb eth.
g%efuroell,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-25
Gpuntp @raben @eraeben,

Die >pirfliden &onitruftions<
Soften fur @ountp Dtt6 SO. So
in Mlbtn 1opnibip .belaufen ii6 auf
unsefdbr 40 wrp5ent. meniserl alS
Der &oiteniibelthlag. DieS itellte
ft9 berau8 alS lebte ISOLDE Der
RonIraft pergeben murbe. 81. s.
Setter BON ct. Same8 miro Ste
Nrbett ltefern fur 1854. SO unb bas
Matertal mtro geltefert uerben BON
Ser. SEEM Tim 8rtd & Ttle So.
fir $33,440, im @an5en $6294,5o.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-25

grobat. = ngei Sbrer Meisune
gum Settaniae leben sic piel 81 rubig,
Scrr &rauie, sic miiiien itb tpeni9z
items jebcn Sag Elm paar NAL ,tiidtis
drgern."
v@ie ioIl i) midi oenn drsern?"
~SGaffen sic it@ etn Selepbon
anil"
The evening world., 1921-01-06
TUGS AWAIT TIDE
TO FLOAT FREIGHTER
AuStralplain, Which Went Ashore
Near Long Beach, L. l., In
No Danger.

Coast Guards OF the Point Lookout
and Short Beach stations. the revenue
cutter seneca and the Merritt Chapman
wrecking boat Resolutc to- day were
standing by the stranded British
freighter Australplain. which went
ashore last night at the edge OF the
outer bar running into Jones's Inlet, Off
Long Beach, L. l. The ship, three
quarters OF "A mile off Shore is expected
to be floated on the next high tide.
The Australplain's ballast was
pumped out early to-day and a wind
blowing of shore is regarded as favor
able to her position. Advices from the
scene were the freighter was not list
Ing heavily and was situated high and
light. The Coast Guards, under Capt
Van Nostrand. were advised by Capt.
Cockren he and his crew OF thirty-five
did not regard their plight as pre-
carious. They are still aboard the
stranded ship.
The evening world., 1921-01-06
DE VALERA TO MEET
PREMIER, is REPORT
Efforts Being Made, 1t Is Stated,
to Bring About a
Conference.

DUBLIN, Jan. GA report is cur
rent here to the effect that efforts
arc being made to bring about an
interview between Premier Lloyd
George and De Valera.
The basis for the rumored meeting
rests largely upon a statement made
recently by the British Premier that
ne was willing and ready to discuss
irish affairs with any person who
could act with authority for the Re
publican Party.
On the other hand, the E'rceman's
Journal in a forecast Of De Valera's
forthcoming manifesto, says the
president OF the Irish Republic" de-
mics that the Sim Fein is making
peace overturos to England. Speak
ing IN behalf Of the movement De
Valera Is quoted as saying he would
not turn a deaf ear 20 proposals OF
the English Government, If they are
based upon recognition OF Ireland as
ar Independent nation.
The evening world., 1921-01-06
BARGAIN SALE OF
u. S. FLYING BOATS
Chance of Real Rapid Transit Of
fered to Committing BuSi-
ness Men.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6-To en-
courage the development OF com
mercial transportation and the train
ing Of civilians as'airplane pilots foi
use in time of war; the Navy Depart.
inent has authorized the sale Of 1875
coast patrol flying boats at about
one-third the cost price. it was an
nounced to-day. The machines are
Of the II. s. al type, Q Juipped with
the 400 horse power Liberty Motors
and capable OF seating six persons.
The announcement Of the sale said
the boats we're one OF the best types
yet developed by the navy and would
afford an ideal means Of quick, com
Portable and safe transit for the busy
business man from his business to
his country home"
The planes are we'll adapted to
mail. passenger and express service,
forest patrol. timber scouting. sur
veylng and pleasure purposes, the an
nouncement says.
The evening world., 1921-01-06

PEACHES S1!l1S'R51; s;1HS: s11,ln an Csc
The evening world., 1921-01-06
FOR STATE CONTROL
BOARD IN MICHIGAN
Governor Urges Partial Re
organization Of the
Government.

LANSING. Mich. Jan. 6,-Partiai re-
organization Of the State Government
TO effect economy and a greater degree
OF efficiency m It's administration, was
recommended TO the Legislature in the
message OF Gov. Alex J. Groosbeck
to-day.
The Governor suggested creation Of
central administrative board for the
general supervision OF state business
including the framing Of a budget
state auditing and purchasing. Ta,
board would consist OF at least five
elective members and the Governor
the latter to have veto power.
Two NV departments. agriculture and
industrial and labor, would be created
under the plan.
Gov Groesbcck favored development
Of water power by the State. rather
than by private enterprise and sug-
gested a survey Of undeveloped water
power sites, with a view OF tate owner
ship.
The evening world., 1921-01-06

was on his way to school. olutching
In his hand a iickel his mother. Mrs.
Raymond Kelly, ha1 given him to buy
candy. As he came to the bakery he
stopped TO gaze In the window at the
good things displayed. and the nickel
slipped from his grasp and dropped
through grating which covered a
shallow outlet for cellar window
under the store.
The boy pushed back the sleeve OF
his coat and blouse and thrust his
hand under in an attempt TO recover
his nickel. lie told the police that
Vlactyou took a piece OF iron, like a
poker. which was red hot and burned
his arm. Running home his mother
dressed the arm with home remCd eA
and yesterday lodged n complaint at
the Hamilton Avenue station
The evening world., 1921-01-06
Hosiery

Fine Cotton. silk Lisls
and Thread SILK Hose.
with spliccd heel. d0u e
ble sole; IN extra
dEeA waite, brown
black.
AGE, 9Sc to 2. As
The evening world., 1921-01-06
LINER IN CRASH IN BAY.

After she left her North River pier
yesterday afternoon. bound for the
west Indies. the Quebec Steamship
Company's. liner Korona collided with
car float of the Statue Of Liberty.
The float was being towed from
Brooklyn to Jersey City. It was not
sunk.
There were twenty cars on the
float Tie Korona had one of her
plates cracked four feet above the
water line. She anchored for an ex-
animation. She has thirty-nine pas
senRers on board. Capt. =. J. Frazier,
Marine superintendent OF the Quebec
company, said he expected the liner
to continue her voyage this morning.
The evening world., 1921-01-06
Memorial Services for Levi r
Morton.

Men prominent in the affairs Of the
state and Nation will pay homage to
the memory OF Levi p. Morton, former
Governor of New York and Vice Presi-
dent Of the United States, at memorial
services to be held at the Cathedral OF
st. John the Divine Sunday afternoon
at o'clock The Rev. Charles l..
Slattery will preach the sermon A
committee OF the National Republican
Club will attend the service.
The evening world., 1921-01-06
Brassieres

White Cambria. nee 4
and armAoles finished
with embroidery stitch
ing or lace.
4se, 79c to ITS
The evening world., 1921-01-06
BOY BRANDED WITH HOT IRON
F09 TRYING TO GET NICKEL.
says baker Burned his Arm when
lie Reached Down Grating
for Lost Coin.

wyka Vlactyou. forty-one, OF No.
is6 22d Street Brooklyn. was ar
rested yesterday on charge OF fe-
lonlous assault Robert Kelly. ton, OF
No. 90 Thlr street, Brooklyn charges
that Vlactyou. who Is employed as q
baker at No. 3ss Hoyt Street. branded
his forearm with red not poker
According to the childa story, hA
The evening world., 1921-01-06
House
DreRses

Also Bungalow Aprons
Of striped Percale,
checked an q striped
GinghAms and Cham
bray. full and roOmy.
l.65, l.95 to 6.95
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-27
HITTING THE SPORT TRAIL.
With Geo. E. Fiirstbrook

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-27
World Fight GLadiat0rs
 Are Just Keeping On Edge

the same. think nearly every fighter does.
 Carpenter, for instance, breathes a. lot and boxes a lot with his mouth open. This means nothing in partic- ular except that he cannot get enough can be sure that in the mixups neither Jack nor Georges will leave the lower jaw hanging open to receive thes hook of a swiftly propelled punch.
 The atmosphere around the two near is as different as day and night.
 Dempsey Camp Optimistic.
 At Airport the fight is over now. Manager Jack Kearns, Den1psey's trainer, Teddy Hayes everyone in fact-has settled that question in his mind The Airport camp is rather cocksure.
 This is not the best thing in the world even though the vast majority of critics have also settled on Demp sey as the winner. It means that the cham pion and his handlers may be that I know from experience what Over-conidenCe sometimes does to a fellow.
 Carpenters camp is just the other way around Every one from Georges down is willing and eager to get all cockSure but they are not doing any unnecessary worrying. either, you can bet your last red that Georges and his handlers have sized up the possibilities of this fight from every possible angle. Georges is an intelh- gent student of the game and he fig ureS that his chances of winning are a whole lot better than good. Other wise he would not maitnain such c cheerful state of mind
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-27
Outing Sports
 Huge Success

The sporting events conducted in conjunction with the Democratic outing at Pleasure Beach witnessed by a large crowd. success attending the event.
 In the ball game the Sacraments played Doc" Cohen's All-Stars, win ming by to 2.
 The Junior Chamber of Commerce staged a boxing match between liar ry Abbott, of the Y. M C. A and w. Burrage, with both boxers blindfold- ed The affair lasted eight minutes and was called a draw A wrestling match between Ray Beckwith and L. Hoffman was won by Beckwfth.
 The reason the North Ends didn't show up to play the Sacraments, as stated by Manager George Rowe. is that they were not told that the game was good. Rowe says that Eddie Davery, manager of the Sacra- nents, called him early in the week and asked for a game Rowe was willing and Lavery was to let him know if the game was good. The North End manager claims he re- ceived no such answer.