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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-13

The work of testing the dairy herds
that furnish the milk and cream sup
rly of Waterville has been completed
and DR.. a. Jolly, milk inspector for
the city, announced Saturday that in
all 2,721 head of cattle had been
tested. This was 700 more than last
wear. and We're owned by BIG per-
sons. Fifty three of these cattle
were condemned and proper re-im-
bursements made. Waterville, DR..
Jolly says, is the only city in Maine
where the dairy herds are under
federal inspection and the milk ana
cream consumers may feel sure that
these products are as good as they
can be made as far as sanitation is
concerned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-13
Groh Ready to
Play with the Reds

Cincinnati, o., June 12-Heine Groh,
Cincinnati third baseman who last
night declared that he would never
play another game with the Reds, ex-
perienced change of heart overnight
and reported for duty tody. He was
on the bench in uniform and said he
was ready to do his best for the club
and would live up to tibet erms of his
contract.
Ciroh also said he had given up his
expressed intention of going to Chi
cago to interview Judge Lands and
would abide by the decision of the
commissioner.
Manager Moran said he would not
change the Reds lineup at present
but Groh will continue to practice
with the team and will be ready to go
into the game when called upon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-13
Harding Wants Youth
of Country to Attend
u. S. Training Camps

Washington, June 12-Presider
Harding urges every young man VII
can possibly arrange to do so to at
tend one of the citizens miitaH
training camps to be conducted B!
the war department this summet
In statement made public today b
expressed the hope that during ha
administration arrangements wou!
be completed for giving milita1
training to at least 100000 youI
men each year.
The statement said:
Il hope every young man who ca
arrange 1t will attend one OF %
citizens military training camps
be conducted this summer by u
war department in each Of the nl'I
army corps areas.
In this way he will increase u
worth to the nation and obtain Y
dividual benefits of priceless value
himself and to the community
which he lives.
Il hope to see established dun7
my administration a comprehens7
system of voluntary military tra'l
ing for at least 100000 men es
year. Every young man who is W.
ing to prepare himself for the delel
sive of his country should be g''|
an opportunity to do so.
"Our present national defense
established an economical
democratic military policy thoroW
ly consistent with our national us,
tons. 1t provides for a small ra
lar army to be augmented by.e
forces in the event of national ens
gency. This is our traditional
tary policy. But whereas IN
past these larger war forces
been extemporized after the oc's
ence of an emergency the ne"
wisely provides that the fran
of their organization shall be e'S
lished and developed in tm'
peace, in so far as this is pracu.
through the voluntary service o.
patriotic young men. The arn'
the United States as defined ID
new law, comprises the re-
army, the national guard and wv
ganized reserves. Every pau"
citizen should encourage the os
opment of these forces. each VIZ
its proper sphere"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-13

A charming home wedding took
place at the home of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Curtis OF
II Pleasant street Saturday afternoon
at 2 o'clock when their daughter.
Miss Beatrice Valentine became the
bride of Capt. George Lyman Prindle
Of Shelton, Conn.
The ceremony was at 2 o'clock and
was performed by the Rev. \. Is.
Prindle, Baptist clergyman of Shell
ton, Conn, and father of the groom,
with the double ring service. The
couple were unattended and the bride
was exceedingly attractive in a beau
tiful white satin dress with Chantilly
lace and a tulle veil caught with
orange blossoms. She carried an eX-
ouisite shower bouquet of roses and
lilies of the valley. The room where
the ceremony was performed was
decorated in daisies and evergreen
while the dining room where refresh =
ments we're served after the cere-
mony was prettily decorated with
roses and laurel and also with flags in
honor of the United States Army OF
which the groom is member.
The refreshments consisted of
punch, fancy cakes and brides cake
the latter being cut by the bride her
self. Miss Katherine Clarkin. MISS
Hndeearde Drummond of this city
and Miss Marion Brown OF Oakland
served.
The bride has been resident of
this city for about six years, coming
here with the family from Monmouth
where she had graduated from the
Monmouth Academy. She assisted in
the work of the Public Library in
this city and finding it congenial. per-
fected herself in the details of the
work. For the last year she has neen
assistant librarian at the Plumb Me-
mortal library at Shelton, Conn. The
groom is the son of Rev. and Mrs n.
r. Prindle of Shelton, Conn. He
graduated from Shelton High school
and later from the Connecticut Agri-
cultural College He was a lieuten-
ant in the overseas service of the A.
F. F., and for the past five months
has been in the regular army. nav
ing been promoted to the rank or
captain a few months ago.
The couple left soon after the cere-
mony for Moosehead lake. going to
Bingham by automobile and taking
the train there. The bride Travelled
in a smart suit of tan tricotine with
hat to match. After their honey
moon. Capt and Mrs. Prindle will 20
to Governors Island, n. Y. where
Capt. Prindle is stationed. being n
member of the 22nd Infantry at Fort
Jay.
Among the guests at the wedding
were Miss Flora Wilmarth Of Shelton,
Conn. Mrs Fred Basley of Waltham.
Mass Miss Marion Brown of Oak
land, Mrs. Byron Cole Of bingham
and Miss I4eola Adams Of this city.
Many kilograms of congratulation
were received by the young couple
and they We're the recipients of many
beautiful gifts, including gold coins,
silver cut glass. linen ard china. be-
sides other costly and useful gifts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-13

Franklin. The job of assistant man.
lager of tennis, however. is well sought
after, there being four hopefulS. who
are: eslie S. Lane, "a, of Red Beach;
Dlmont W. Bishop. % of Waterville;
Ivan Richardson. "a, of Strong: and
f. G. Fassett, Jr.. '23. Of West Med
ford, Mass. For the office of the man
who leads the Colby cheering section
there are two nominees, Charles II.
Gale. 30, o. Medford. Mass. and
Leonard w. Mayo, 30, of New Glou-
cester for the work of being their as
sistants, there are four nominees,
Henry P. Waters, "a, of Bridgeport.
Conn; Albert II. Scott, %, Of Wilton:
Winston E. Noble, "a, of Waterville
and John a. Barnes, "a, of Houlton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-13
SPORTS
Will Play in Biddeford

Thre has been lot of argument as
to where the second game between
Thornton and BidGeford High should
be played tomorrow afternoon. Coach
Davis claimed that 1t was his game
and should be played at the academy
grounds in Saco. Coach Tierney, on
the other hand. says last Saturdays
game was Thornton's game and the
second game belongs to Biddeford.
Coach Davis when seen by the Jour-
nal late this afternoon said that rath-
err than break up the series between
the school teams he would agree to
play at Prospect Park. He claimed it
was ridiculous to say that last Sat
urday's game was Thornton's when
Biddeford furnished the balls and
umpire.-Biddeford Daily Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-13
Grand Canyon
Explored by Filler

Williams, AriZ., June 12.--Lieuten-
ant Alexander Pearson, army flyer,
yesterday flew into the grand canyon.
landed and took off again during the
exploration of the canyon to study its
air currents for the department of
the Interior and to locate possible
landing fields.
In spite of the fact that the upper
part of the Grand Canyon is 13 miles
from rim to rim and the lower gorge
is eight miles WIDE" said Pearson.
Il left cramped for roow when l was
descending into the chasm. I SEEM
ed every moment to be flying right
slap into some vast cliff"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-13
CLINTON
M aria Vim


The death of Mrs. Maria (Pattee)
widow Of the late Henry Winn occur
red Friday morning at her late home
on the Hill road, after a period of ill
health covering several months Gull
minating in the critical illness of a
few days. Her age was sixty-one
years. Funeral services will be held
at the Hill road home Monday at
p, NJ. Rev. Elmer f. Longley of the
Free Baptist church will officiate.
Miss Alverna Stuart of Burnham
was weekend guest of Miss Hazel
tine Watts.
H. B. Lawrence is moving his
household goods to Vassalboro, where
he will make his home. The house
thus vacated will be occupied by AL
bert w. Waldron and family.
Mrs. Flora Norton of Waterville
was guest for the day, Saturday, Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-13

Mrs. Arthur a. Head went to
Newburyport. Mass, Saturday to at
tend the funeral of her father, +. S.
Jacques. Mr.. Jaques has made sew
eral long visits in Waterville with
his daughter and has a number OF
friends here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-13

Mrs. c. G. Stewart of Bingham, was
in town Friday on her way home
from Bangor where she and Mr..
Stewart We're passing a week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Harding will re-
turn to their home in Hartland to-
day after visiting relatives in town
for a week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-13

Mrs. George NJ. Cook and her
daughter, Mrs. Rebecca Page of
China were business callers in the
city Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-13

No fewer than 81 nationalities,
represented on the staff of one 7"
big New York hotels. 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-13

Mrs. Allen Carter of Portland is
the guest of Mrs. James Carter of
Ludlow court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-13

Miss Josephine Pattangall of Au-
gusta was the guest of Mrs. Dean
Fales on Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-13

Mrs. Catherine Bessey and her
cousin. Miss Rachel Terry of New
Bedford, Mass, went to Brooks on
Saturday to pass the weekend.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-13

Saturday to pass the weekend with
friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-13
K. O. Krouse Hurt,
Expects to Be Back
in Game Soon

X Q. Krouse of Milwaukee, Wis.
who appeared in this city a couple
of times during the past season in the
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26
8rieffaiten.

g. S. @.-Sn rurbcr @umme bat
sic 8eretntete Staaten 6e9terun9 an
oie NGitrten uno Nlloctirten 6e9ie=
run9en fir @cltfrtesS5mefe OIL bic
3ebn Mtntarben Dollars ($1O,000,=
000, 0OO) seborst. @ie nmir" bieie
Nie1en lumme icmal8 5urid befommen,
bas m1gen Die @6tter mtiien. Nbe1
biiben uno bleden miiien MIR oafiir!
8. 9.-@s mag mabr iein, oab Sic
gesenudrttg am eifrtgiten gepflegte
&unit In Mmertfa bic 8raufunit lit,
aber mas ba gu Gage 9%ef0roert miro,
iino ielten &unitmerfe. Sc mentger
man bapon rebet (unb trintt), beito
better.
S. S.-Srlano lit in 80 Counties
ODER @rafl@aften settelt, mooon Sic
~uliterlente be8 proteitamt1den Gorz
oenS iieben Counties NIT 1,581,696
Gtnmobnern b%eanipru6en, etma Sc
Yro3ent Der @eiammtbep0lferung; Scr
tatboliiMe 5iiben nmfabt Is @ounz
ties NIT 81 Hro5ent ser @elammtbez
o0lferung Der Sniel. Sn 1911 3dblte
gang Srlano ADOPTS @tnmobner.
6lbrer Ser Broteitanten ODER uOranz
gemen" 1T Sames Gratg, 6iibrer Der
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26
Sort nit falider @entimemtalitat.

Sort nit falider Sentimentalitat,
2cioer lit .etne i%entimentale 9altung
9eger Tranfret6 unter inherent Solfe
nur gu dllgemein uno ma9t eS lomobf
DEM Grnit Der europdtihen Gage mte
Nu@ Der mabren unb mtrfli6en urz
lade ser sesenmdrtigen @efabren &C.
geniiber bltnb. @S mdre iomobl fir
Trantpet6 >pie fir Amerifa meit better,
menn mir ale @enttmenta(ttdt bei1eite
lailen, Bic 1atiaden 10, tpie tic iin0,
betra6ten u1o UNI ere rationale Boltz
tit na9 bieien Tatiaden ridten, ite In
@intlang bamit brtn9en miir6en.
@S gtbt in Tranfret6 CUR .3eit 3met
Yarteten-oeren cine sic gemdbt9te
un6 oerninftt9e Bolittf Der 9erbetz
fiibru1s etneS teIieren &eritdnoniiie8
8mil6en Deutfblano nno 6ranfreib
befiirmortet, mdbreno bic anoere einen
r,euen &rie9 an3ufaden iu4t, gum
s3mede Der DDnigen Berit0run9
Deuti6lanoS uno uni Tranfrei6 bic
militdra 9e Oberberri@aft ibcr gang
europa 3r beri6affen, nad mclder
Mapoleon Der @rite tradtete.
Die militdrilbe Yartet fontrolliert
eine Mebrbett In ser ftan30iti6en De-
putierentenfammer, uno oteS be0eutet,
bab Yremter 8rtano in ptelen Dtn=
sen lein eisenes, beliereS l1rtetl in ben
9inter9ru11o tretcr lalien mub, nm
ietn Mmt ais Yremter nt6t gu oerz
liercn. Nuf bieie @etie perlan9en
fran50il6e bduSli6e polttti6e Snz
trigen> Gin beltdn6tgeS Sdbelra6eln,
ie1blt bel Mdnnern, bic, mie 8rtano,
Sic 1orbeit uno bic @efqbr ether fol-
den @enommilterei unb GtlenfreiiereI
einieben.
.@tne entfbiebene NuSipra6e uniez
ret @esierun9 uno uniercS @olfeS,
oabinsebenb, 6ab utr ben MtlitariS=
mus uno' Smpertalismus In 6ranfz
rei6 ebenlouent9 mte in Deuti6lano
btai9en uno sutbeiben, miiroe ote
Bartci Scr fran50iti6en @emdbt9ten
beoeuteno itdrfen uno fr%dfti9en, dc
franS0li6cn @dbelrabler uno @iienz
freIer baseeen iwmd6en. -N1tt an
beren @orten, eS lit b66ite 3cit, bab
unierer MtbbtQi9ung Der orobenoen
Saltuns TrantrtibS tn %flarer, UNI
3metoeutiger @prade Nus0rud gegez
ben nitro, ocnn mir miroen oamit
6ranfrcid ntdt nun einen mirfltben
Treunbes6tenlt letlten, %ionoern audi
Inn Sntereiie unierer etsenen Wobl=
fQbrt mic Der beS berelenbeten uno &C.
f6broetcn @uropaS banoeln.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26
aus Sen Qerdenfelbi6en Beridten aus

aus Sen 9er6enfe1bi@en 8ertdter aus
8erlin II. a. folgenbe unbefannte
IStelle bonn II. DECEMBER 1912:
r@eiter1t mar, mte id semeloet, Der
&otier bel mir, UNI 3u fonboltere11
(3um Sob beS Yrtn3rege1tten 9utts
polo), unb fling 9lei6 bon Der aus
mdrtigen politif an unb fam balb auf
England gu ipre6en. go erfubr i'd
%folsenbeS: Der frlbere &riegsmintiter
@aloane, Der betanntli6 tpe9ert eincS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bier u%nterba1t<
belt ober ibnbtert batte, bat fnr3lt9
2i6nomSfp, unikrn 8oti6after, be-
iudt uno bieiem mtt9etetlt, bab, tuenrt
Ser &riee 3niiden Ben bier Md@ten
(6ranfrei6 unb 6ublaab 9e9en
Deuti6lano unb Oeiterrei6) ausbrez
den iollte, 9lei6pieh Oh Deuti9lano
anereift ODER oneeertffen NITRO, Gngz
lano Denti6lanb ben &rteg erfldren
meroe. @robbrttannten tonne nt6t
3ulallen, bab Deutldlanb Granfret6
niebermerfe uno es ban1l auf benz &onz
tiaent muir mebr eine Ma6t eebe, Die
etne ablolute 9eeemonte afSiiben tpitrz
De. DieS lei NIT Sen Sntereilen
@n9lanos nt6t oertrd9ltd."
Die J3ett lit nod ni6t sefommen,
in Der aud in Ben @ntenteldnbern bic
Sttmmung reif nitro fir etne unpar=
teiti9e l1nterlu6un9 6er uria6en uno
Ser eisentltden @erantmortung fhr
Ben NuSbru6 oeS @elttrieees. No@
itnb sort bic amtti@en Bubltfationen,
bic gu Nnfans bes &rieseS NIT benz
s3mede berausge9eben mnroe,
Deuti6lano allein nit Der @6n1o gu
bella iten, mab9ebeno, meil ite bic etn<
3iqen Observation-Disclosures fir BITE
Waiien btlben. Nber unter BEN Nl1fz
gefldrten re9t e8 itd, mte geraoe bic
BON Sen n@ii6beutiden Monatsbef=
ten" ermdbnten 3eu9niiie bemetikn.
Sc tpirb freilt6 nod 3dbe nno i6mere
Nrbett foiten,. bic polle @abrbeit an
BEN Sag gu f0rbern lno ite alien 5u<
9dnglt6 gu MAIDEN.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26
Scr arpBe Betrua."

Inter bielnm Titel per0ffentli6ter
bic ,6Aboeutl6en MonatSbefte" cine
~3ulammenltellnng bon 3eu9ntller
gum eroben Sell oofumcntarti 6e1
Nrf, aus oenen b%erporgebt, bat In
2dn0ern Der entente ldngit Dor Dem
Nugult 1914 ltorfe &rdfte 5u etnem
&rteee eesen Deuti6laao trteben: Die
meiitea bietr 8emetie iino aus fribe=
I'm. 8er0fientltbungen entnommen,
tie aud unleren 0eiern metlt befannt
iinb. So lit BON @ert, btele Nulsz
iprt1de ODER 8eri6te BON StaatSmdn=
11er1, lno Dtplomaten gu einem Sc
{amtbilbe7 gu pereintgen. 8tr itben
10, bob (ho11 bon 1905 an bic en9lti6z
frdfsS1iiden; Nbma&ungen eine be-
uubfe 3enben3 CUR Nltan3 segen
Oeutlnlano erbtelten, bab bic eng
Itfhe Nomiralitat gum 9eil unbgez
bnlbig auf ben bemaffneten &onfltft
tpdtftfe. sSsmolsfiS Bolittf orbettet
BON 1908 an I'M 8alfan, In Der feiten
neberSeusune, bab Elm lofaler Strett=
fail fid gum europaiIben 8ranoe entz
ipideln mitlle. Sc bletbt aud. gar
fettt !3meifel, bab es ft6 nt6t UNI blobe
9.n6en5en banoe1t, ionoern bab Bic
biplomatiifDen uno mtlttdrti1en Vor=
bereitunser NIT benz beitimmten 3iele
etncs @rieges eegen Deutfblano &C.
troffen tpurben. De r@tnfret Ipng"
mar ga. Mneeii6tS bieier Gntmtd=
lung linb bic iie begi%initi9enoen Tebler
Der oeutlden Bolttif UNI 10 ibmerer
unb. perbdn9niSooller geporoen.
sDab Die unpollitdnoi9en uno un=
ri6tisen @er0ffentlidunser &nrt SIS
nets aus BEN baperii@en Nr6ioen otel
ba3u betsetra9en, baS Mdr1en bon
Der alIetni9en S6ulo Deutib(anoS gu
ittte1t, lit befannt. Die n@Iooeut=
incn Monatsbefte" mtomen tbnen eth
be{pnberes &apitcl unb b%rinseu nun
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26
3ooesfdue.
fyrau alma 8. &udner.

Grau Mnna g. 8u4ner.
6rau Nnna g. Yn6ner, eeborem
@rau erlas am Greita9 morsenfrlb I'M
2::2Osubr I'M ct. Nlerarloer Nltenbeim
babier mad etma 4monati9em 2eioen
Der 59mtno|u9t. Ser 1oo TAM ais
eine erlcbnte @rloiuns, ba teine Soft
nuns auf ibre. 0ieoerseneluns BOT
banoen mar. Trau 8u6ner >puroe
lett fnr3 mad ibrer @rfranfung i'm
Nltenbetm perpflegt.
Die &erblt6ene mar aus Waloz
.oorf, &reis Yilien, 86bmen, Sefterz
reid, gebirtie, mo- lie oaS 2i9t Der
@elt am Is. Musuit 1858 erblidte.
Demna@ bradte lie ibr Nlter auf 60
Sabre nrb 4 Gage. @ie perebelt6te
ii6 In Der Nlten 9eimat NIT George
Bu6ner 81. uno bic Gamilte tam I'M
.5eptember 1897 nod Nmerifa, bireft
nod Stem ulm. @ter bate iie ieitber
au6 ununterbro6en 9emobnt. Ser
.@atte nurbe TIT bor etma 5 Sabren
our9 BEN SOB entriilen. Sie binterz
s1dbt einen @obn, 6ranf 6. @rau, aus
Conn Mtlforb, lomie 2 @nfelfinoer
nno Die 3 fol9enoen Sttefftnoer:
George Yu6ner, Stem ulm; Soiepb
Yu6ner, 2eip3ie, g. g., uno frau
Mler. 6lorS tgel. Comet befannt iiber<
leben ite nod 2 @6meitern in Oeiterz
reid, bon bieien lit aber lett &uSbru9
oes @eltfrte9s nt6ts mebr 8eb6rt
moroen.
: Das 8egrdbnis fano ON Montagz
mcrgen nm 9 lbr bon Der bieitsen
fatb. Stride aus auf benz fatb. @ottes>
ader itatt. Der ct. @liiabetbz8erz
Elm, ,beiien l%an9idbriees Mitelieo bic
@ntih1afene mar, beteiltete it6 &c.
meini9aftli6 on ser 9rauerfeier.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26
@atbolifen 1T Canon Be 0alera.

lutyUtslSN W &uiitUss " ou'st".
g. @.-rDnfel sam" 1T eine
rmlti{Ne Heribnli6fett." Die bet
Ben Nnfangsbu9itaben III. e" ((u11z
Gle 9um) bebeuten IN @trflt6feit
,1nitcb states." Mit benz NuS<
or1td vnnele Cont perionifbirt mon
alib Sic amerifanifde 6eserung, pie
man unter rSobn 8un" bic britilde
Resterang preitebt.
getera 8. E.-2ubmtg BET 8ier3ebnz
te, u,1ter befien 9erri6aft oaS 9e<
fligelte Mort: r9fa6 uns bic 9tnt@
flutb!" auffam, resierte bon 1913 btS
1715. Die Sintflutb, 5. +. bic grobe
@epoluttor1, brad unter Der 9erri6aft
2uorpigS be8 SedS5ebnten los, NIT
oem 8aittlleniturm am IA. Suit
1889. Trage 2: Marte Nntotnette
tpar geborene SabSbur9erin, aus ber
1iterret6if6cn @erriderfamilte.
50. 5.-@t. 2ontS itebt betreftS
Ginmobner3obl unter bet @robttao<
ten ser 8elt an 80. StelIe. Oft
5telI murbe BET Der thng1ten Sdblltm
Sic @innobmr3abl ouf ~, 1877 ab9ez
eeben.-8iele Ser @robitdote @uropas
iino mdbrcnb bes @eltfrteseS an Ginz
mobner3abl bebeuteno 3uriid gesa19e11.
81. B.-2ange Dor benz Weltfrteg
nno Der protofollirten Brutalttdt bon
gerihile8 ebat 8obert S9metdel 9ez
iagt: r@enn baS S6mert Die Melt
re9iert unb Sic @emalt NIT 2dnoern
unb 80lfern S6ader tretbt, tpte 1ol
ba sic Ndtung Dor @eikt uno 6e@t
g%ebeiben?"
s.. M.-@ine beutidldnoi'ne Set
tuns ihreibt: @ett Der 8eenoienn9
bes @eltfrteseS sebt eS aaentbalben
fnopp gu. Sur In etnem 8unfte
leiltet Die Menidbett it6 cinen 2urus,
ME CT biSbcr nod. ni4t bagemelfn tit:
in ser @erauS9abe neuer 8ricfmarfen.
Nnein IN BEN a9t Monaten bonn l.
Oftober 1920 btS 81. Scat 1921 ftro
nngefdbr 10000 neue Marfen befannt
9emorben, obne 8eradii6tignns Der
Mbarten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26
&p@6eiten
Geld 8admann.

Mittmodmorsen UNI II nbr rei6=
ten li6 SRI. Morte 8a6man1 BON
Stem ulm uno 6ranf s. Geld BON
Tracp bic @anbe gum i@0niten 8nno
bes QebenS. @aiienri6ter Matber
lprad sic b%inbenben @orte. Dte
8raut lit bic 1o9ter BON Trau Marta
8a6mann unb lit bier oortetlbaft uno
moblbefannt. Der 8rdutteam TT etn
| @eiddftsmarn BON Tracp< no er Die
N6tuns ieiner Mitblr9er tn bobem
Mabe gentebt. Na@ Der 5rauun9
fano I'M qetm Ser Mutter Der Braut
an Center @trabe Elm @mpfang fir bic
g1eupermdblten itatt. Sour bic nd@z
lten 8ermanoten u11o inttml ten Treunz
Sc Der contrabiercnben Barteten maren
gu bem @o65eitSmabl gelaoen mel6eS
UNI IL ubr seretdt uuroe. Mm1
ielben Ma6mittag perretlte1 Die
Brautleute nod Trocp, ibrem 51<
finftiaen @obnungSort, mo tie tbre11
eigener Serb griinoen ,peroen. Die
Soft" ltbliebt ii6 ben- pielen Treunoe1t
an Sic Sen Neupermdbltcn bic berg
lt6 item @1ldmiinibe entgegerbrtn9e1t.
9ebn= @aber.
Sno Ser bieiigen lutb. Stride ret6ten
1tb ant Donmrstag nad mittag letter
@o@e @erbert Debn, @obn bon
f@errn nno 6rau @m. Debn aus
Comm Milforo, uno Sri. 8ertba
5aber, Io@ter BON 9errn nno Trau
@uf. @aber, ebenoa1elbit mobnbaft,
Die Sdnoe I'M 160yiten BunoeS oeS
2ebens. Sn Nbnelenbett BON Yait.
s. s. N1bre6t, ber nod Mtlmantee,
Wis., 9erufen morben mar, pon5o9
Balt. 81. 6. Nlbre6t aus Sleepp @pe
Sic 5rauung unb alS 3rau5euge11 fun<
aierten @rnit @aber, ein 8ruoer Der
8raut, uno Sri. Martba Bader, etne
@oultne beS 8rduttgams.
Muf Die feierli6e a3eremo nte tn Der
Stride folgtc ctnc i@Dne So45etts<
feicr i'm 6armbctm Der 8ranteltern,
mo u,n 5 ubr ein fSitlideS 9od5eitSz
mabl lerpiert muroe, nno 5tpar on bic
Mit9lieoer Der beioerleiti9en SAINT
lien uno einiee intimc 6reunoe 6es
glifliden iuneen @bepaares. 0te
| 53im!ner waren fir bas fr0blt9e ST.
et3nts entiprcdeno gel6miidt nit be0z
rotten uno meiben @uirlanoen uno
metbcn @o@5ettS9loden.
&err uno. Trau Debn .besaben ii6
am @amstae morsen auf ,etne etnz
m6dise @o65ettsreile nod ben S9me=
i%teritaoten uno Moo1t Gate uno >perz
SEN ii@ mad Der 6idfebr auf Der
6arm oeS 8rdutigamoaters in M3tl<
tors bauslt@ nieberlaiien. Betoe itno
allgemetn moblbefannte iunge 9eute
un6 bte rHoit" i6liebt iid tbren ptelen
Treunoen uno 8efanntcn on, nm
ibnen ptel Slid uno Seeen I'M @bez
ltanoe gu mint den.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26

= Mebrere @el6dftslerte BON ct.
Setter baben lt6 5uiammea9etan, UNI
ein gelneini6aftlides @arembltefe<
rungsipitem bort einSuflbren, meldeS
am Montas ,bieier ISOLDE in%angrifi
gcnommen mnroe. Sc merben tdg=
ltd brei Nblieferungen sema6t.
- &tnoer uno anbere 8ermanote,
% an Der 3abl, paren am Sonntaq
TN lerm all6efannten Mitbirser Treh
Salt oabei bebilfli6, iein 81. 8tegen
eft in entlpre6enoer @eile 81 ,eiern
Na6 ether angencbmen 9eleli9en I'm
terbaltung murbe um 5 nbr Elm ,eines
@eburtStagsmabl lerpiert. @tr
mi rli6en 9errn Salt nod redt otele
eciunoe uno glidlide Gage,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-08-26

= SRI. Yauline &ueblba9 mill
morgen (@amStag) na6 Mtnneapolis
5uriidfebren, UNI tire Hfli6ten in
etnem bortigen sroben Departementz
1aben mieber auf5unebmen, r1a6 ether
3meiw06igen Terien;eit, bic iie bel
ibren @ltern 9errn unb Grau Gbas.
&ueblba6, uno anoeren bielt9en Ser
manbte11 Derlebt.