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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-25

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-25

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-25

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time no other single thing epulc
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The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-07-29

couples, the party went oat to the
Shrine mosque, where lunch was
served, with the blue sky as a roof
and the green grass as a floor. The
crowd enjoyed delightful tw, hours,
afterwards driving out to the donce
at the lake. The dance hall was re.
served for the occasion and thooe who
know how the Fort Worth young RI
and women enjoy dancing will realize
what time we all had. All the
lunches were prepared by the girls
and according 20 the roll call after
all was over there were no casualties.
Can Fort Worth girls cook? III say
they can. Why, one Of the girls fired
some steak sandwiches, and all the
boys who ate them swore they were
chicken.
This affair was givei for the visy(
ing girls in Fort Worth and among
those present were FL, Cohen and Ida
Abrams Of Shreveport, Pearl Rudy,
Birdie Fair and Charlotte Nicholson
of Dallas; also many other girls from
various parts Of the state.
On the way home (Razor) Miller
and Oscar Steinberg, assisted by ssv.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-07-29

team because of the absence of two Of
the star players of tn J. A. C. team.
The score was s to A. The game was
played in drizzling rain and the
players had all they could do to
stand on their feet. In the last inning
the Jewish Athletic Club team raj
lied with 8 runs but couldn't score the
other The features of the game was
the pitching of Naylor for the Mer-
chants and the fielding of the J. A. C.
team.
Next Sunday the j. A. C. team will
play at "Y" Park at 900 a. m. All per-
sons are invited to attend the games.
There are no charges of admittance.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-07-29
F. o. p. CLUB NOTES.

(By Sam Neusner, Editor.)
The F. o. P. Clubs hay ride proven
very successful. On Thursday, July
20, Mr.. Clarence Goldberg, under the
auspices Of the F. o. P. Club, gave one
of the most successful hay rides ever
given in the city. With two large
trucks we'll loaded with about forty
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-07-29

1850, Rosedale 1888, or ass.
Mrs. Helen Haas and Miss Ernes-
tine Hirsch of Dallas were the guests
for few days Of Mrs. Max Gilbert.
Mrs. julius Gilbert entertained at
cards honoring Mrs. Kruger Of Wich-
ita Falls Tuesday afternoon. There
were five tables Of bridge and prizes
were won by Mesdames H. Miller,
Kruger and Mrs. Haas. After the
game a delicious salad and ice course
were served.
Mrs. Abe Gilbert was hostess to two
tables of bridge honoring several Wis
iting ladies.
There will be a meeting of the Mir.
lam Club at the Community Centre,
Monday evening, August LIST at six
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. E. Horwitz, accom-
panied by their guests, Miss Pappert
Of Cleveland and Mr.. Berman of But
Ter, Pa, motored to Wichita Falls
where they spent few days with rel
atives.
Mrs. Kruger of Wichita Falls is
guest IN the j. Weber home.
Mr.. Morris Berman, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l. E. Hor-
witt, has returned to his home in But
Ter, Pa.
Mrs. Louis Gordon and daughter,
Mrs. Mailing, of Chicago, have gone to
California.
Mr.. Joseph Rubenstein and daugh-
ter, Lillian, of Boston are the guests
of their son and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Rubenstein on Henderson
street.
Mrs. U. NJ. Simon and children
have returned from visit to De Rid
der, La.
A lovely dance was given by the
boys aboard the Panther City ,Satur.
day night. The boat left the dock at
IL o'clock and dancing was INDUCED
in till 1880. Sandwiches and cold
drinks were served and a delightful
time had by those present who vert
as follows: Margery Campbell, Joel
Hoffman; Eta Katzenstein, Sidney
Gilbert; Pauline Finger, Ephraim
Rosen; Daisy Grossman, Gus Land
man; Ida Rubenstein Leon Friedland-
er; Belle Goldberg, Rose Richie
and Ernest Marks; Mamie Polish
man and Bernard Joseph; Janet
Marks, Ellie Gilbert; Annie Hurwitz,
Leon Gilbert; Hazel Heninger, Harold
Goodman; Estelle Shanblum, Sol
BRAKEMAN; Evelyn Goldstein, Abe Ro-
senstein; Maxine Hirsh, Leo Polish
man; Ruth Wolfson, Sol Wolfson,
Pearl Rude, Oscar Steinberg; Ida
Wolfson, Dave Small; Lenora Wolf,
Irving Jackelson; Bessie Antweil, DR..
Antweil; Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Gilbert,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Fred and Mr.. and
Mrs. julius Gilbert, Chaperones.
Mrs. s. Neumegen and daughter,
Rose, and Frances returned from a
pleasant sojourn at TiOga Springs.
Harold Goodman Of Waco was a re-
cent visitor in the city.
Miss Annette Ledeman returned
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-07-29
SYNAGOGUE AHAvATH sHoLoM

Friday evening serVIces at O'CLOCK. Sat
urday morning at o'clock. Sabbath
School Saturday morning, 1000 o'clock.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-07-29
Do YOU APPRECIATE SERVICE I?

When you are out in the hot sun and have any kind
OF tire trouble, don't fret just call Rosedale $780, We
Will be tickled to death to rush out and fix it for YOU
and bring one of those Kenyon Cord Tires or Tubes
with us you happen to need them Remember they are
guaranteed 5000 miles
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-07-29
TEMPLE BETHEL
Corner Galveston and Broadwa,

Dr. George Fox, Rabbi.
Services Friday evenings at 8 o'clock.
Saturday mornings at II o'clock.
Sabbath School Saturday at $3.50, Sunday
at 1890.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-07-29
fort WORTH NEVIS

Monday from a delightful visit to New
York City.
Miss Libbie Miner of Henderson,
KY, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Nathan Ginsburg and her cousin, Miss
Janet Ginsburg on Adams street.
Mrs. Nathan Ginsburg and Miss ia
net Ginsburg entertained at cards at
the BETHEL Community Centre We'd
nesday evening complimenting then
guest, Miss Miner of Henderson, Ky.
Mrs. M. Joseph and daughter, Ma
RE, left Saturday night for Colorado
to spend the remainder of the summer
season.
Miss Estelle Persky is visiting rel
atives and friends in Brady and San
Antonio.
Miss Leona Cohen has returned
from few days visit with friends in
Corsicana.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Haas have re-
turned to their home in Weatherford
after visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Fine of Burk-
burnett, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B.
M. Levy. Mrs. Fine, who was hurt in
an automobile accident while on
trip to Medicine Park, Okla, is TAX
ing treatments while here in the city,
and her many friends wish her a spec
dy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Levy are having
a ten days visit in Galveston, Texas.
Mr.. Max Cohen sailed to New York
via Galveston, to purchase his fall line
Of merchandise.
Miss Ernestine Hirsh of Dallas will
be the house guest Of Mrs. Max Gil
bert, 22l1 Paramount
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Gernsbacher and
sisters, Misses Ruby and Fanny, mo-
tored from Weatherford to spend
Sunday with relatives in this city.
Miss Daisy Gresham, who has been
spending the summer with his brother
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. H Gresham
will leave Monday for her home in
Kansas City.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-07-29

Please Phone News Items to Lamar
1850, Rosedale 1888, or 455.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-07-29

A regular meeting Of the Jewish
Athletic Club wa SHIELD at the Hebrew
Institute Sunday at 3 p. m. This club
was organized about two years ago by
the younger Jewish boys of the city.
The main object of the club is to give
entertainments and make every Jew
is hboy take an interest in athletics.
There are twenty members in the club
and each and every one Of them try to
make 1t the best Jewish club in the
city. Some Of the benefits derived ar,
baseball, basket ball, volley ball and
short speeches. At every meeting one
member makes a little talk on the
good and welfare of the club. The club
has baseball team that every Jew
ish person should be proud Of. It has
won about rs per cent Of its games
that it has played. Last Sunday il
played two games, one with the Com
merce street merchants and the other
with the Main street merchants. In the
first game the ]. A. C. Club team won
by IL to 6 score. The features of tn.
game was the fielding of Moses, Fink,
and Schwartz, the pitching of Brown,
the catching Of Herman and the hit
ting Of Mehl, Lipshy, Daiches and NJ.
Mehl The Jewish Athletic Club team
made no errors. The Merchants just
got five hits off Of Brown. He struck
out 10 men and walked 2.
In the second game the Merchants
defeated the Jewish Athletic Club
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01

oernummer in oentider @prnde err
id)einen lieB, auf Bic Motmenoigfeit
Ser MISUNDERSTANDING be8 9anbe(ls
NIT 0eutihlanb peripies, ote Uncut
bebrlihfeit oenti9er Mare fir BEN
iapuniid)en Marft feltltellte nnb audi
SEN Muni6 dnberte, Die bentl9en
9riesserfinbunsen nod Sapan gu be-
fomn1en. Japan iolle CUR 0esenz
letltung 0eutl6lano nit 2ebenSmtt=
tel11 u11b audi NIT 56iff8raum aus
belfen. 9eutldlanb miibte 0afiir letne
bemmenben MuSfubrbei timmungen
fallen lalien.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01
searles Meuisfeiten.

Snfotge beS u1laneenebmen 8et=
tiers am G%iterionntag pergtng oieier
bobe Teittas obne b%elonbere Teierlt6z
feiten III bieier @egeno. SIS fa11ben
et1t9e gemiitlide &artenlptele III Yrt=
patmobnunsen itatt.
Sin funfelnaselneuer 6armarbeiter
mad)te am Counting, 5. 20. MQr5,
iein erideinen bel 6errn n1lb Trau
Nlfre6 9dnobrtdt nno Siteflonntag=
abenb murben SEER nnb Trau Geo.
@eber burd sic @eburt eines mlu1=
teren 506ter6enS boderfrelt.
SRI. 1berelta &omm aus Stem
lllm perlebte Sic Slterferien bel ibrell
Gltern, 9errn uno Trau Gorl 6amm,
oabier.
Sod5eitseloden iolen bemnd6it
,lduterl. 0aS beoeutet ba1n aud)
&akenmulif. 8er es ni6t slaubt,
erfunbtse it6 betm SHORTY"
8iele iunse 9eute aus oieier @eeeno
mobnten anl 8 acknowledgement benz
1onS in ser Stem lllm Nrmorp BET.
Sri. Stre nto 8almer, 2ebrerin IN
0iltrift go 4, febrte Son1tagnadz
mittag b1erber 5uriid aus @ibbon,
moielbi It Tie felt 9o1mer8tagnadt I'M
Glternbaule GIT 8elu6 gene It ia te.
Sri. 6elen Moebfe aus Seem Il nj
biclt lth BON Somstag BITS Montag
beiudSmeiie bel ser Tamilie Gbas,
&los auf.
gfob einen1 nabe3u smein06t9en
8eluG BET ibrem 96mieserl obne l1lo
ibrer Iodter, 6errn unb Trall San1e8
8uibarb, III gibbon, febrte Ura1l
Sobn 5etfert am Montag mieoer bier
Der na6 Saul 5uriid.
Mir beobadten, bab n9oof" bdnfts
nod Searles biniibergebt in lester
s3cit. MaS bat CT mobl im Gum?
Sri. Grna Bibner febrte . enStag
3uriid aus Gourtlanb, tpolelbit lte lett
6reitag bel ser Semitic Senrp Gngel
5u @alte sepeilt bate.
Momm Setfcrt, ser ba8 M}anfato
Commercial Gollcge beludt, traf
Oonnerstag bier ETH, Inn ote S1terz
ferieu I'M G%lternbauie %3usubrtngen.
ST febrte onfanss bieier Mode na6
Wanfoto 5lriid.
@daoc, oab bas Gorperb0r tn
5ad)en scr friminellen Serleumz
ouu08f(age bes bcfallnten SEEN ulmer
Me6tsanlpaltS gilbert Bfaenoer gegerl
ben perbrebten Serausgeber oes Giant
berton Gtor," 50. 6, Sdet, nidt
nad georleS perlegt >puroe, Geo,
Tiider bate liN erboten, leinc Salle
mictSf fret Sllr &erfileulg 5u ltellen,
fails SET @orpro5eB bicrber perle9t
mirbe. 9llul leben mir aber,
oob oerielbe Dor Stabtridter sc.
6enninglc1 in Seem ulm ltattfinoen
loll. Mir bitten oo6 gar sl gerne
SEN 9eutldenfre1ler aus CANT
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01

Der ieoenfaNs einsis %oaitebenbe
Salt, oab cine 3eitung zines ebemaltz
gen @egncrS 9eutidlSnbS in beutidr
5prade eine Sonoerrummer eride;=
nen labt, bat lid III 1apm 5%u9etragen.
Mtr entnebmen Der Sltaiiotil6en
Nunoid oil, oaB Sic Damato, Sic milf
tartlden &reiien uabeiteDt .-uno itetS
Elm b%clonoerS itarfeS 3nterelie fir
9eut1dlano-- be5euste, anldbli6 ser
@ieoermtniipfung oiplomatii6er 8ez
Siebungen 81 Oeutidlanb cine Sonz
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01
,6unniide" sdanotaten in Srlano

Sen ,erleudteten Briten" ltedt ser
,92eip Sort Salt" folgenbe8 btnter BEN
gpieael:: uDie jiineite S6onotat III
Srlo1lb rast ais beionberes Nn5etden
6es Sunl,entums berpor, iogar fir Ste
oeoenmdrtise britilde &esierung.
sic bat ser @elt m%ieoerbolt perflnoet,
oab in Srlano oer &rie9 berri6e. Sn
einer g6labt fiel ein brttiider Brt=
'aabe9eneral. Giniee Gage mad benz
&ie bron9en bemaffnete Beamte
ser britilden Nesierung na6 M}ttterz
na6t in sic Mobnung <oeS 8ir9er=
meilter8 BON 2imerid ein uno ermorz
bete11 i'm i'm Bett III @cgen'part lelner
Nrau. Mu6 ser Nmtsporgdnger oeS
BiireermieiterS murbe III dbnli9er
@eile nodtS I'M Bett ermoroet. IS
miro oerfnnbet, SAP bieie Moroe uWtez
oeruergeltunsSmobreeeln" ieten, ote
Dem 5obe oes 8rigaoegeneralS folgten.
SIS mirb nidt einmal bebauptet, Dap
ser Biirgermeiiter bon 2imerid NIT
Sem @efe6t, III meldem ser 8ri9aoez
ae1eral [iel, irsenb etma8 5M tru bate.
Gs miro nidt b%ebauptet, oab e. etn
Meitqlieb bes trilden republtfanti6e11
Scores gemclen lei. Sc miro ni6t be-
6auptet, bab CT irseno ctipas anoere8
ais leine MmtSpflidt tat, fir 'pelde
er BON BENT 8olfe 9imertdS gerpablt
morben mar, q
vMenn sic 9eutl6eu mdbreno oeS
@rie9es es ii6 CUR Nllfgabe gema6t
bitten, ieoesmal einen @lsii6en 8ur=
9ermeil ter gu ermoroe1, 10 oft eih
6eutjder S5fi3ier tms Sample ftel, >pte
miiroe bic britiide 8esierun1g oa tn
ser oo,l,eu @elt ein @eidret iiber
lolde -Nieoertra9t erboben baben!
5eute ldeint bic Nbi6ladtung iriider
8iiracrmeiiter Elm Routineseiddft Der
britilden Bo1itif III Srlano gemoroen
gu lein. 0oS 1rauri9e an Der gait
5cn Sa6c lit, bab es IN Der 9ar5en
Welt feline @esieru1s NIT genii9eno
Nufanb8gcfubl gu geben ldetnt, nm
ocoen bte{e8 Barbarentum Gtnlprub
erbeben. Die s%egenpdrtige BRITT
j6e Reoierune bat III 9rlano auber
ser Menldenfrel{erei jeoe llnmenlh=
begangen. @s mitroe oaber
@inflong NIT Der allsemeinen Holiz
tit Gil 9onar @reentpoooS uno ler1er
llmaebung iteben, wenn lie I'M Dub
finer @dlob cine 6eitmoblseit an ben
er,pdblter irtl6er Beomten
,.Il,. Il. e. u
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01

Der @nnecbeure 9tee, SEN ser oeutz
i6e @eiIt, baS oeuti6e ernite Wollen
an einem Balmionntag errungcn bat,
mirb benz gan;cn oeutidM 9olte eine
menbltdc Suellc ocS neucu 9offenS
iein. $50 thinner es ben Oentl6en
seltattet mar, our6 Nbittmmung gu
mas iie iein mollen, Oh III
Sdleiien, in @eitprenben, in 96les=
mtgz6 olitein-Deutid iiegtc. SIS
miirbe baSielbe iein, seltattete man beuz
1e ben Nllemannen beS Gliab, iiber ibre
8eitimmung ielbit gu perfuser1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01
Sic engliide Mrbeiterpartei sesen
1lunb @eprqc.

Der v2onbon 9eralb", baS Sr9a11
Der engliiden Nrbeiterpartet, idreibt:
.gBie Sic Nnbeter 9[onb Georges in Der
Brelle perfunoen, bat bieier Oas .gez
raoe;u mabnlinnise Nbfommen NIT
6ranfreid iiber Sic unierer Mnfi9t
mad einfa9 unm0slthen Gntlddotz
9un9sforoerunsen ali Deuti6lono er=
flart. g8ie iaet bod 8pron iiber
Golerioges Metapbnitf? @ir miili6=
ten, oab er feline @rfldrnng erfldre11
mr0dte. g(ber baS lit gar aid)t notl9.
6err @arpin, Ser setreue Dolntetl9er
Qlopb Georges, bat baS bereit8 beior9t.
ST ipridt BON einem rNotbebelf" Der
nidt ais cin Defnnitioum ap3ulprede11
lpare, aber Sic r@rfldrun9" 1T TN
iibrigen 10 bunfel uno mnitti9, oab
ltd eth @inseben barauf fanm lobnt.
r9lopo Georges @tbif in oieier GIN
a%ele9enbeit 1T ebenio rerleu9teno" 'ple
feline Observation-Disclosures anlidten.
St bat nun enblt6 entoedt, oaB Die
Melt SEN 6rieoer braudt, ober CT
fiist btn;u, umirtli6en" Trteoen. vs.
miille cine Observation-Disclosures, eS
miiBten freunbnadbarlide @eflble
amiideu SEN 8Dlfern berriden. uno
6a8 lagt berielbe M}ann, melder o..
eben ser 8elai flung elmer beitesten ytaz
ton NIT ether 8iirbe 5useitimrnt bat,
melde CO 1dlcdterbingS ntft ertra9en
fam. 8tr besrilBen bieie Gnresut9
our N%nbabnun9 freunonadbarlider
Be;iebunaen. Sin 8ud, aut oas
Qlopo @eor9e iid oft 81 b%erufen pflegt,
laet:~ uDu ionit oeinen Ndditen lie
ben mie oi6 lelbit", aber pielleidt tit
oas Wort u@eltndditer" e6enlo m1e
auaenl6einli6 bas @ort nMieoer9utz
madune" oeridteoener auslesuneen
fabig,
.Qlopo @eor9e areumcntiert, oab
Deut1dlano bel NuSbrud pes 9rte9es
einen 8ertrae gebro6en babe, nno oab
besbalb jebt auf sic @riiillnn9 aller
@ertrage, i'm bcionoeren oes 6riebenSz
pertraae8 BON Yeriailles, 9eoruneen
,uerben mi1le. Nber mas oann, 1penN
iid Ole 8eoinsunsen ais unauSIitbr
bar erweiien uno menn oieie lclbft oen
8ertrag gu einem mcrtloim Bapierz
feten MAIDEN? Die N(liierten unter=
3eidneten einen Moffenitta1tono NIT
Deutldlano ouf Der 8aii8: Wteoerz
autmadung oes Ser 53ioilbeo6lferun9
Surd SCI beutiden @inmarld 6ugez
@doSens, feine @ebietsannetz
uno teine 9trafen, Sic
Muiiertcn braden prompt tbr gcgebe=
1eS Mort;. aber baS bat et9eatli6 nur
ofaosmiide Neocutung, ocnn fein
ermartet BON etner fapttoliltlz
lhen Ne9ieruns, bob tic 5ibr Mort
bdlt.
,Bon onen Tcititellrmgcn Qlor6
Georges iino Die a(lerpcrtpunoer(t8i ten
bic fol9enocn 5mei, lpeld)e htdt etma
III sipei am ielben Gage 9ebaltenen,
Ionoern in elm un6 oericlben 9fcoe Dem
leiner 3dbne c%ntfloben: Grz
ItenS-Gs fam 0euti6lano nidt erz
iperoen, NIT @aren 5u be5ablen,
peil Sizes oic 8eihdftisungsloii9feit
i, ben oltiterten 2ar1bern iteisern
s3meitenS-0eutidlono fann
1ur mittelit bcS Exports 5ab|cn! Nlio
Deutl6hno muB mittclit bes exports
ober nidt III @arcn! ga,
pas loll oenn oorm 9eutihlano e.
,ortieren? &ienei6t Mtinilterrehen?
baben mir bier id)on itbergenu9,
rnb tie MAIDEN unS mabrbofttg tetne
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01

glS elm 9on;cr Mann bat Debs lt6
aud IN Der &onferen; NIT benz 9enez
ralanmolt ec5etst, Gein nnedter So
sen an ibm!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01

Malbeim, in ber Ndbe bon Gllea,
bon ben Tranioien beiett. Die Trar1%
3olen baben Elm 9pri6mort: Ser Zip
petit fommt beim @Hen!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01

,Sm 9ambureer 9afeu bcitebcn
sic, beiten @anttdt8einri4tungcn Der
Delt," beridtct biz amerifanil9e Gin
neutrality-suspicious.. Gang nad) Sun<
nenart!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01

Merfmarbi9, mte tur5 bic NmtS<
seit Der meiiten prohibitions Nsenten
bemellen tit-mb nabe3u immer 1T
Der Nb(6ieo Elm unfreimil(ieer!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01

Nud) i'm britilden Yarlament lputt
bas @eipcnit cineS- oeuti6<rulli ldlen
BhnoniHeS. @riinoe 9enu9 oafllr
ltnb %porbonoen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01

Muiliidzpolnilder St eoe selidert,
10 lauten bic letten Nadridten ueberz
all Trieb.n unb sod iiberau &rte9
un6 RiItuneen,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01

@ie bubi6 1id Die 8ierflaiden aus
nebmen meroen, menn fie ouf bent
9rantentiid iteben uno sic meoist*
sinifde Nufidrift tragen: "5iios
li6 einc IlaI6e". Nn btele Weett II
ui.b iein 3ranfer erimnert 81 meroe1l
braM6en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01

Inter ser bemabrten geitune
BON Sri. BranceS 8. 9roof brodte11
Die ghiiler ulo Sdiilerimeu ber
SonntaoSihule on1 Siter=
jonntag ein ausaeSeidnetes Siterleit=
proeramm our Nuffubruus, oa8 iebr
out beiu6t mar uno etnitimmigen
reihe1 8eifoll fanb. I'm 6 ubr mur=
oe c II feineS Nbenobrot gereidt unb
bnn folgte etn Tansfran;6en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01

@toubt pieneidt Semano, oab Gngz
Lamb eiuen 6anbelspertra9 nit 6ubz
lanb etneegangen m6re, ipe1r ote
@omiet Reeicrune am 4ur3eln mare?
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01

9ett perben gar au6 Die &ommu=
niiteuaufftanbe Der oeutiden @e9tez
runs CUR Qait gelegt, Nnt oere11
Stur3 bic Rebellen es abseiebsn boz
ben!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01

N".ss-~3,
@riedenlanb brobt ben 1urfen init
@rteo. @nttpeoer frteseu tic oann
Ibra,ien ooer--9aue. llnb >paS la9t
Der 00lterbunb ba31, Ser &lermeltsz
friebri6!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01

umfurs unb 8eruirrung baben
abermols bon 0eutldlanb 8e1ik CT
9rtfien. Gr3eugt bur6 Mibgunit u11o
9ab!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01

Wo;u sic beutl6e Me9terung oen
Nfiierten INNER nieber neuc Sorz
fbtfgc mo9t, lit ntdt re6t Der tdno=
lid. Mcroen bod muir als nSeten
Yapter" bebanbelt!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01
berton aus nd6iter Mdbe betra6tet.
rGs mdr' 10 ld0n gemelen, aber e8
bait II DIT iollen lein!!"

49,
uGS mdr' 10 l60n gemeien, aber es
bait II DIT lonen letn!!"
Sen 5todmann aus I0ulutb,
etn b%efarlnter friiberer Mem ulmer, be-
lu6te 9onntas Or. S. 8. Sdo6 mnb
anbere Treunoe,
- Jrau Nnna Sdmiot u1lb ibr
S0bnden @eorse besaben lt6 Samsz
tag na6 ct. Saul uno beiudten bort
iiber Sonntag 8ermanote.
- Ginise Tarmer bteliger 0ea6=
barl6aft baben berett8 nit ser Nlyss
iaat beeonnen, Sic bann bur6 oas
9amstag eirgetretene ldledte Metter
l111ter6roden murben.
- Die l11tberii de Briiberidoft BON
Nmerifa miro am 20. Npril einen
Staatsfonpent fir Minneiota nj
Curtis Sotel III MinneapoliS boltcn
Tim etne StaatSorsaniiation gu griinz
SEN.
- NrnolO 5. @lier, ST., Midaro
0raff, Cornelius SafIert, Botrid
Gibner unb 0obert 2iei6, oie boS ct.
IbomoS college IN ct. Saul le=
luden, perbra6ten Sic ferien hei
8ermallbten uno T%reunocn INT 9fem
Tim.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01

@nolano bot sen SanoelSpertrag
nit 6en Bolidemtiten unter5ethnet,
Soon olet-@elb itinft ni6t, aud
nidt bas bolidcmiitilde!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01

Nn gang p%erltedter 5tclle ,piro
iiber bic brutale Grmoroung ei1eS
franfen iriiden Mdb6ens burd engs
lifde 5olbatm beridtet, Menn oaS
in Bel9ien paiiiert mdr'.