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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-25
PICK AND SHOVEL WORKERS NEEDED
 ON RAILWAY JOB
Alaskan Engineering Commis- sion Ask Gov. Riggs to
 Aid in Getting Mens

A reouest was received this morn ing by Gov. Thomas Riggs from the Alaskan Engineering Compfission at Anchorage for capable pick and shovel men. according to a state rent made at the Governors office. Employment for this class of labor can be furnished by the railway commission in the Broad Pass con- struction district for the entire season.
 William Gerig, Assistant Chief Engineer of the Commission, advised Gov. Riggs that considerable mum Der of men is now needed, The Commission, he said, desired to give preference to Alaskans but if they could not be obtained would be compelled to wire Seattle represen- tatives of the Commission to obtain the necessary workmen there.
 :. The Commissions call for labor CTS resulted from the action of Gov Riggs in wiring Gal. Frederick Mears, Chairman of the Commis- sion, asking if he could use any men this summer on railway con struction work. The Governors of fee has been receiving a number of calls for Territorial assistance from various sections where employment could not be obtained ,
 Locally, the number of unemploy- ed at this time is apparently not excessive. Inquiries at the Alaska Juneau employment office and other similar offices this morning indi- cated that not more than 30 to 40 men would be available to meet the Alaskan Engineering Commissions call for men
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-25
ENROLMENT ASKED
 FOR SUMMER SCHOOL


 Those desiring to attend Summer School in Juneau are asked by Supt. J. E. Lang to put in their names not later than Friday afternoon at 4 0 clock so that arrangements can be made for the conduct of the school and the assignment of teachers. The purpose of the school is given those who were behind in their school work and others of an opportunity of study and it is planned to have all the grades from the First on up through the High School.
 As the plans are now three teach CTS will have charge of the work, one having the grades from the Firet to the Third, another from the Fourth to the Eighth and the other the High school Tuition fees are $15 for the First to the Third and $20 from the Fourth through the rest. The term is to be six weeks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-25
BOY AND A GIRL BORN.

A baby boy was born to MT. and Mrs. c. R. Bell of Tee Harbor at St. Ann hospital this morning.
 A daughter was born Saturday at St. Ann hospital to MT. and Mrs. F. kukuyami.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-25
RUSS OFFICERS IN GREECE ARE
 NOW SERVANTS
Unable to Find Better Elm ployments Officers Do-
 ing Menial Work.

ATHENS. May 25.-Russian off cers formerly of General Wrangel's army, who were brought to Greece when the Crimea was evacuated and who have found it impossible to se- cure other employment, have turned their hand to domestic and house hold pursuits.
 Recently one of them was seen on he streets of Athens wheeling a baby carriage. He was handsome Cossack colonel and his sturdy build, martial air and fine features made him conspicuous figure. His charge, rosy-cheeked baby belong ing to a wealthy Athenian family, took evident delight in it's stalwart, sood-natured nurse, who showed the youngster as much care and affec- ton as the most devoted mother.
 The servant problem does not exist Ill Athens. At least the Greek house. keeper has no such difficulties in this respect as her sister in America, for she can always fill the places Of maids, cooks and kitchen-hands with former Russian soldiers and officers of whom there are thousands in Greece.
 These ex-military men are willing to take up the most humble calling if it will bring them bread and shel- ter Hundreds of them are now acting as walters. buffers or cooks in Greek housholds and restaurants.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-25
ALASKA WOMAN BELIEVED DEAD;
 HUSBAND HELD
Police of Seattle Are Drag ging Lake for Body of
 Mrs. Kate Mahoney.

SEATTLE, May 25.-The police are dragging Lake Washington this afternoon for the body of Mrs Kate Mahoney, aged 72 years, wife of Jas. Mahoney. aged 3S.
 Mahoney has been arrested and is held incommunicando It is charged that he forged his aged wifes name to a permit to enter her safe de posit vault.
 The police claim Mahoney says his wife left him last April.
 Mrs. Mahoney is believed to be worth at least $2OO,OOO She has heavy holdings in Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-25
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Northbound .. :. .. ADMIRAL WATSON due early tomorrow morning.
 Scheduled SaiIings ALAMEDA leaves Seattle May 2Sth CITY OF SEATTLE leaves Se- attle May 2S. PRINCESS MARY leaves Van couver May 2S
 Southbound Sailings NORTAWEST June 1st.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-25

The best of job worE.. or ali Kinds. is done by the Empire. Call us up for Quotations
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-25
JAP WRESTLERS
 COMING; FORTY
 MEN IN PARTY
Will Leave Japan Next Month and Visit Hawaii Then
 the United States.

TOKYO. May 25.-A team of Jap anese first class wrestlers. number ing 40, under the direction of K Sasaki. the proprietor of the Yorod gu of Hawaii, will leave Yokohama on the Siberia Maru. June 24. They will first visit Hawaii and afterwards San Francisco and Southern Cali fornia, The team will return to Japan in the autumn.
 YOU CAN FIND A POSITION. fit- ing your capabilities through the classified. Other are doing 1t al' the time. Try The Empires columns
 Old papers for saie at the Empire office. 25 cents a bundle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-25
Program for Memorial Day Col. Steese Principal Speaker

Col. James G. Steese will be tho principal speaker at the MemOria l Day exercises at Elks' hall next Mon i day according to an announcement made this morning by the commi tef of the Juneau Wcman's Club whicl ! Is in charge of the arrangements | The committee announced that it is rapidly perfecting arrangements fol l fitting observance of the day. The i full program will be published later this week.
 Music by the Gastineau Band under the leadership of Cari H Erickson. has been secured. The committee asks that everyone whc possibly can to gather wild flowers and send them to Elks' hall either Saturday or Sunday.
 At the invitation of the Woman s Club, committee from the An eri can Legion met with a committee of the former organization Monday eve ming and arranged to take over pre- paratons for the parade and cere monies at the cemetery. J. P. Walk. CT. former Department Commander of the Legion said today that the organization would furnish a firing squad and color guard in uniform Other Legion members are asked to attend in civilian dress.
 'It is desired that as many or ganizations as possible be in the of Nnpnnria1 '' said Mr Walker While the Ameri can Legion, at the suggestion of the Woman's Club, is looking after ar engagements for the parade, it is tine privilege and should be the duty K all citizens to cooperate in making Juneapss observance of the day 8 fitting ones to the memory of our dead heroes" tft
 In the line of march it is hoped that there will be pupils from the Juneau public school. the parOchial school and the government school G. A. R. veterans, Confederate vet erans. if there are any in the city, Spanish h-American war veterans, or members of any organizations of vet erans of the World War as well. Delegations representing local fra ternal organizations are asked to as sist in the parade which it is hoped will include both Territorial and city officials.
 The line of march will form in front of Elks' hall following the ex- ercises there. It will proceed to the Pacific Steamship Company's dock where salute will be fired and flowers scattered on the water From the dock the procession will march to the cemetery where another | salute will be fired and graves deco
 rated. Tn this connection, it is re
 quested that families or friends oi soldiers buried in the cemetery mark i the graves before Monday with a ! small American flag so that they can ! be properly decorated with flowers. Band Men Wanted.
 Carl H. Erickson, leader of the Gastineau Band, is desirous for mu
 sicians to get in touch with him with
 an idea of gathering together a band i for the day He can be reached by phone either at his home at Douglas or at the Treadwell cyanide plant 1 He says that there is a place open in
 the organization for several band | men,
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-25
SMALL BLAZE ON ROOF.

A roof fire on the U. s. court house brought out the fire depart ment at 10:30 o'clock this morning The blaze was extinguished by a hand chemical before any damage was done. The fire was first seen by A. M. White
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-25
AT HOSPITAL

Robert Scott, the merchandise bro ker of this city, is at St. Anns' hos pital suffering with an attack of the Ia grippe.
 Gustav Messerschmidt is also at the hospital suffering from the same ailment
 Both men are said to be recover ing
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07
mer zmlftzt latht.
Cine Initige @eidid)te bon Yunl
8liR.

8abreno sic .&o93eitsgdite nod
flott beim So15 lparen, itabl iid
oas il1nge @oar umgeieHen binaus
l1n5 idlupfte in oie &eiiefleioer.
Damn fam SOS Mbi6ieonebmen bon
DIANA u11o Hapa uno Damn ging eS
al,f un6 6abon.
Mls 6os 8arden in Dem mouigen
&upee ollein NOR, lebnte ii6 Der
iunge gbelna1u sa1 6ie Sdulter lei.
ner iungen Srau un6 fiibte nnS
ber3te ite.
Nls 6os 10 Elm 8eilden eegal,gen
uar, ingte lie plobli4: sou, Grib,
i9 m0dte 6id nal ettpas bitten, er<
5abl mir bod mas aus beinem
@orleben."
Stein mein s9os, bas tn id
nid)t! Gas @orleben oes Marnes lit
ein number Hunft, on Sen man
niGt riibren ioQ," rief er la6en6.
~N6er ou balt ood {4on geliebt,
11id)t ipabr2"
2ddeln0 iagte er: ~Mein @ott,
i9 BIN au6 nibt ungeitraft flint
un0oreibig Sabre alt %geporoer."
uSieblt 6t, 6aDon mo9te i6 ct
mas :eaiheres miiien," rief tie better.
ga idiittelte ct Sen &opf 1no
iogte: u9eein, mein S9ab, SOS allies
lit tot un0 uergeiien, 6enn bon Dem
Sage an, ais ih 6id fennen lernte,
bobe id einen @tri6 gemadt ourt
meme @ergangenbett. = go, uno
nun fonmt cine lteberraidung. =.
@cibt ST., 1pel9er Station tDir unS
iebt nd6ern?"
~NotS6am, oenfc i9."
vStimmt. ltn6 BORT bleiben mir
Bis morgen frub."
v@ier in @otsoam bleiben tpir2"
fragte lie NIT eit1er leiien @nttdu'
Idl1ng.
Sang redt, bier MAIDEN mir
Salt" nidte er, ubier neroen mir
b%offe1tli6 rubig uno gut i6lafen,
oenn id Mills Dir n.r geitebeM id
bin fobut."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07
gerro6uns ber Susenb.

Sn ser 8eoolferung 2ubeds
berridt grobe grregung il6er eiaen
8organg, Ser bon 10 6eiipieaoier
@erro6ung uno @er1ua6rloiung
5eugtu oaB er unglau6lid eri6iene,
me1n er niHt BON 8eugen beitatigt
meroen miiroe. 8eim @a6en in ser
Erape geriet ser etma 13-idbrige
Sobn 6es Mrbeiters 5fatidpr 1T Die
@efabr oes grtrinfens. St rief
ei,,ett> neben ibm idmimmer1oer an.
oere1t &naben um Silfe an, Ser it9
ou6 UNI leine Nettung bemibte, alS
Elm oritter &nabe sic beioen aus
einattoerrieB uno 6em 3weiten Sun.
gen 3urief: u2aB ibn eri aufenl"
6leiiher cling unter, fam aber nod'
mails ii6er @aIier uno idrie f(e-
bentlid Inn &ilfe. 9a erbielt er
bon einem meiteren &naben> ser ber'
angeidmommen mar einen S@lag
ms @eliht oaB er blutete; oer robe
Yatron idmamm 6apon, 6er unglid'
lid)e Su1ge ging abermals unter
uno ertranf. Sim ufer lagerten
5ebn at1a6en, allies quite Samim'
mer, u11o iaben unter lautem 2a-
den un6 3urufen: ~Du muBt er'
iaufen!", Sem 3o0esfampf e 6es iun'
gen Sleiider untatig gu. Gin in
Ser Na9e meilenoer Bumpenmarter
riibrte feinen Singer gu ieiner Net'
tung, ion0ern iagte gu Den Snngen:
2oBt i'm man. ct eriduft ia 6o4l
Mu6 anoere auf. ser &atmauer oes
9odofenwerfes iteben6e Mdnner IN.
ternabmen feine 9fettungsperiu9e.
Scum gi6t Elm 6ortiger '&oloniebe
mobner, &einrid Ser0t, cine 0ffent.
lids S9iloerung 0es 8organges uno
bemerft oa5u, 6aB man ieinen @obn
6ei Ben &ettungsperiuden perlaat
babe uno auf feline 8ortpirfe, Die
er ben ber3loien &ameraoen madte,
oaB lie i'm bdtten retten fonne1,
penn lie gepoqt bdtten, 1per6e er
iebt auf Dem S6ulbofe beorobt
uno nit 5duiten geidlagen. Ser
beiorste 8ater erflart, 6as 9eben
ieines &inoes lei ntht mebr itder,
oenn CT iomobl mie ser grtrunfene
geborten nidt Sem vGerein" an,
ser i'm; tpie 81. roben @uben fa-
gen, gerettet bdtte, menr ct Mtt'
glie6 oesiel6en getpeien mare!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

bergen. SSteer7 5 -: CT Damn in aaey
@ube sic 2eidert ausgeraubt. SSn 6er
Rodtaf9e 6es Sberbiirgermeiiters
8uiie fan6 man ieinen abgei9nitte.
! men Erauringftnger. 8ei 8uiie, Ser
auf ser &idfebr pom @tG6tetag fei.
men 5reun6 @erner in &eioelberg
6eiudte, 6irfte Der M0roer bsrrtut.
lid $1,000 Marf, BET 8erner Ell.
ttge bun6ert Marf porgefunoen ba.
ben. &uBer6em batten beibe @errert
Der idie6ene mertpoue &inge, Man,
i6ettenfn0pfe un6 an6ere @ertiaden
bei iid, Sic idmtlih geraubt tpuroen.
CUR 3eit 6er Sat b0rte man ODER.
bolb 0es &ummelba9erbofs mebrere
S6uiie fal1en, 6enen aber peniger
8e6eutung betgelegt mur6e, ga in
ser oortigen @egen6 bielfab &c,
iprengt un6 a,19 Sic SSago ausgeii6t
miro.
Die 2eiden >pur6en bon Stuoen.
ten gefun6en.
Ser mutmaBltbe Wf0roer Siefert
lit Elm langgemadiener, idmaler
a6er iebniger Menid nit ~itarfen
8adenfnoden uto energtidem &inn.
5etn a11sieben fat nidts M6ihref.
fenoes, modt aber 6oh einen ,penis
MISREPRESENTATION gin0rud. Ser
i9teoene 2erte, Sic ibn' auf ser
StroBe trafen, baben iid Dor linn
gefurdtet. 5iefert unternabm germ
5treif5iige in sic @aloer. CT ideint
auh etn @iloerer gemeien 51 fem,
oenn er fat ii6 einen Militarfara6i.
ner 6urd @erfur5ung oes 2aufes
un6 ionltige N6an6erungen tunitge=
redt gu elmer 8iloerermaffe berges
ridtet. Ct lit etma "a Sabre alt,
bot Sen 5el65ug mitgemadt uno
pflegte nur unregelmaBig 5u ar6eis
ten, woourd er in S@uloen geriet.
@m Sage 1o9 ser Sat fat er BON
ieinen Shuloen 1000 Morf obge.
5ablt. CT be6auptet, 6aB 6ieies @el0
bon elmer grbidoft berriibre, oeren
&erfunft er aber nidt angibt. Sn
Ser 8ebauiung 6es Siefert fan0e1l>
ii9 mebrere @ertgegenltdn6e, oie
pen beioen getoteten Berioneu ge-
borten, Dor. .ssn ieinem 13immer lag
eiu Gripotbrief an Den Sberburger'
meiiter 8uiie, ser Sen Sausleuten
beim Mufrdumen 6es 3immers auf.
fiel un0 3ur Getnabme Sieferts I'M
ter Moroper6a6t fubrte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

ten fleinen Jrou bier 1pe-
Bebutiam id}ob ct ibr Den Brief
hin un6 Bat: vQies i'm, ober LAB es
sic ga oriihen nidt merfen."
Sofort mo9te fi9 6as iu11ge
6rauden ooriiber BET. ~Gas lit no.
tiirlib ein u3, mie?"
2d9eln6 uidte ct. rnn6 5tpar Elm
iebr plumper."
uMun, un6 mas ge6enfit 6u iebt
gu tun?" frogte iie better gel pannt.
u0as einfad1te tpare, tptr iuften
aIeih infer 3immer auf +"
Mber ga fam CT id0n AT. uMetn,
mei11 2ieber, 6os MAIDEN mir ntdt!
Sebt mouen mir mal abparten, per
3ulebt Ia6t!"
l1l16 nun .langte lie 6as 8rief@en
beraus un6 Idrieb auf Sic leere
@eite: vMein Mann lit untroit'
Iid, nift femmen gu foon,ret! 8itte>
tr6lten sic one 6o6 6os ar1ne Grau'
lem @erta! Trau Melanie Seuer!"
uno CT idrieb 6arltnter: n@ir
lin6 nGmlid auf Ser @od5eitsreiiel"
9ies 8rief9en lieB er-,0urd Sen
Oberfenncr am anoeren Siif abge'
BEN, mo- es geraoe anfam, als bas
innge 3oar 1ddelnb oen &aum Der.
lief.
Sic 6ret .@erreu mahten 6ur6aus
feline geiItrei9en @eiihter un6 Sic
iungen gbeIeute fonnten berubtgt
feiiteuen, 6ab 6iesmal iie es pa'
rem, 6ie 5ulest ladten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

ytertelmeile mett. GGeeff>ms Bis gum
neueiten ferniten Srieobof eing id
nolens polens INNER nit. Gin
8erfu9, untermees altssu6reden,
6dtte midi - if iiiblte es nit
sem G1u6e ser 2Gderlidfeit bebai-
tel. Mor ib MN ser GrouergaIt>
lpie er iein ion? Sd wor = i4all,
oerno mllroe t6 mir oeiien be1pl,Bt
= muir cine Gariotion bon Dem ab<
ideuli6en Suoipi0uum am Shlub
oes 3uges! - Spabeno ging id)
meine Ge0ahtnisfammer our9. @ott
iei Danf! Sde mar ser Soften ga
borne rc5eniiereno ME ge9eniiGerse-
treten. Mir %ltrdl1bten iid Die Saare
beim @econfen ans etpaige 8egen-
tell. SIM Snneriten fonnte ib mir
>id)t per6eblen: Sd lpar Sic man.
oelnoe Archaeological ielbit. MlS
am @robc SOS @er3breden6lte gere<
oct muroe, mar id geuiliermaben
nur inoireft gerlbrt, uno als i'd
oann Dor @dluB itia uno fdjamooa
Don oannen idlih, id)1t@ neben mir
ser Neflametrauernoe. Sm Hfer'
oebabnmagen iaB er mir ge9enii6er,
er iab itol5 aui MIDI berab. Ser
@erl batte uneu6lid biel Dor mir
poraus, ct tpubte BON ieiner Sd.
derIidfeit nidtsL = 81, liete
6ro1 6rdn3el, nun iino Sic w!e-
ser ouf Sem 9olienoert, nun bo(tell
Sic iein Sen Muuo horilber, I'M
iibrisen o6er raten Sic mir, ME
cntidnl0ige ib MIDI bei meinen er.
| bolten &ulinen?"
vGie @obr6eit monen Sic mobl
nidt iogen, Scrr Eroicllor?"
n0os 6ieBe ia, sen ael9 Der
9ddcrlidfeit allf sic @eige leeren.
2ie6er %flunfere i'd; bel1t gebts ia in
Gins"
rMun Damn idreiben sic eben ei1
giGetben. Sic batten ii6 unter+
megs 6ortbin Ben SUB perltau4t
un6 mubten ms 8ett. 9os @il1et
iteden mir beute nod in oen Soft
tajten un6 morgen gum Trubitud
babens Die alien 9dmd)en."
l1n1 10 mnrs. Sim ndbiten Mor.
gen bntten Die &uiinen oas 10 plau.
libel entihuI0igenoe @rieflein 6n'
gleih ober oud Sic Morgen6eitung
nit iolgcnoem Goiius tint 9eriht
he5iialid) oes @%cgrabniiies Ser Bet
yer,Mnrcni
Sees meiteren bemerfteu mir i'm
Irauergefolge a,td) ben 9crrn Nro'
ielIor ghntuidlls. Ct idcint io'
nit enoeiiltie ieinen 6rieaen NIT
Dem Ebeater gclnad)t 81 baben, mo-
5u mir ib1n nur 9ratnlieren fon>
-nenl"
Mls 5dmuiaus SOS los, marc i'm,
gauenbitter 3u Mute. Gin Slid,
bob ct nidt mebr re3eniiertel
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07
Die 8eioelbfreer 8lnttat.

Sic @etoelberger 8luttot, uber Die
fir3li9 heri9tet muroe, bat besbalb
groBes Mufeben erregt, neil lie 5eigz
tie, tpelden @efabren Die grbolung
iudenoen Spa5iergdnger in Ben
8Gl6ern un6 Bergen ausgeieBt fem
fdnnen. Sludtartig boben Die Sur
gdite ouf Dem @peperbof, Dem &obl>
bof un6 Dem &iimmelbaderbof Sen
befannten &11rpldben bel 9eioelberg,
bieie Statten berlaiien, obglei6 6od
iebt nod Seitnabme 6es &dubers sic
@arptgefnbr beieitigt lit. SIZE Set
belberger Sta6tpermaltung fat nun
eiren umfaiienoen Siberbeits6tenit
in Sen 8ergen- nn6 @aloern organt'
liert, mel9em 8eiipiel man aud; on
an6eren &urorten folgen 6urfte.
Ser ut1ter Maubmor6ber6adt feit>
genommene Giienbabnidloiier Sic
fert mar nod sen getroffenen 5eit<
itel1ungen Elm ridtiger @egelagerer,
Sem mabrideinli9 nod mebr Ntten,
tote ouf 5po5ierganger, 6ie ii9 in
ser lebten 3eit sort ereignet baben,
CUR 2oit fallen. Sier gebort BOT
ouent 6os Mttentat ouf SEN Motor'
robfabrer 2inf, ser Dor einigen $50.
den bonn @alorano fer %binterriids
BEL 3iegelbauien angei6oiien mur0e,
ure jib nur nit Mitbe retten fonnte.
2i11f mill in 5iefert beitimmt Sen
Mann nieoererfennen, ser bonn
@aloran6 aus auf i'm gei6olien
bat. 9ie sort ge%funoene &atronen.
biil1e Itammt audi aus einem M}ilt'
t4rfarobiner, olio aus elmer @afie,
tpie file ar6 bet Ser grmor0ung Ser
bei6en 8iirgermeilte ter 5ur @eniisung
fam. Das Mdbere tpir6 sic Inter
iu6ung 6ieier 8atronenbiilie erge'
ben. Ser 0rt, tpo Sberburgermei'
iter 8rfie aus Serfor6 un6 8iirger.
meiiter a. 8. @erner<Sei6elberg ibr
2eben laiier. muBten, entipribt elmer
rtdttgen MenidenfaQe. 8mii@en Sen
Telien botte ii6 ser @dil1ber cine 2a-
gerb0ble 5%uredtgema@t, sic nit
Moos ausgepolitert nn6 NIT 3mei.
gen gegen sic @traBe fin ber6edt
nar. @erfdie6ene fettige @apierc
un6 @ierldalen 3etgtet, 6aB 6eu
Mduber fi9 BORT Iange 3eit aufgebal'
ten bobe1 -muB. Siefert fat lid, orei
Sage un6 Md6te in Ser fragliden
3eit bon 3iegelbauien entfernt. Grit
am Sage nod ser Sat lit ct init Ell
ner groBeren Mn5abl bon giern I'M
Mudiad na9 ieiner @obnung gu,
rudgefebrt. Sc fat iidj berausge'
lteut, SOB er gpuren bon Moos.
6idtenno6eIn 1t,16 2al1b an ieinem
Matttel inns III iei1en &lei0ertalden
botte. GiGt am @egerano, tuenige
56ritte bon Ser 2agerb0ble ent.
fernt, batte iid Ser &dl16er 5miiden
6en Steinen einen iogenannten sl11'
ltor6 5urehtgemodt nn0 Sic &niet
auflager gum Nieoerfnien nit Wooa
ausgepolltert. Cine @aumwur5el
6iente als @emebrl tube. @ier fan.
Sen iid audi 5mei uusgeidalte @a=
tronenlager bor, mabren0 IN eil1em
nod cine 3uredtgelegte M%tlitarpa'
trone g%efun6en fpur0e. @ier fat ser
Sdter Sen 9pa5iergdngern aufge'
lauert u,1o bon BORT sic Sat ausge-
fii6rt, ols ibm Sic 5ei6en ani6ei=
memo gutiituiert ausieben0et @erre1
Dor sic @ii6ie famen. Ser &altber
sir fte Damn sic 2ei6e @erners Sen
Nbbang binunter 5miiden Sic Gels-
bl0de ge5ogen un6 bier 5unddit lie
gen gelaiien baben, I'm Sic auf Ser
Gsrobe Iiegengebliebene 2eide @ui'
ies gu bolen un6 ebenfaQs auf Dem
Song 8miihen Selsbl0den gu Der'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

- o9 u.nb @irfung.
Gin angeiabrter Sunggeleae bat
nod gebeiratet. Als i'm Elm 8e,
fainter fragt, tuie linn Die Gbe be-
bage, anttportet er:
v8or3ugli@l @an3 bor5ugli@!
Sd babe i9on 3tpetmal miiifen ben
Trauring metter maaen laNen.":
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-07-28
Concrete Curb Used
+ To Keep Water Clean


Many Kentucky farmers who de-
pend upon springs as water supply
for their stock are protecting these
springs and making them more san
itary by placing a concrete curb
around them, according to J. B. Kel-
ley, head Of the farm engineering
section of the College of Agriculture.
After the spring is surrounded with
the curb the water is allowed to flow
through pipe by means of gravity
TO concrete tank placed several
feet below the spring at a point
where the stock can conveniently
reach it. BY this means clean run
ming water is provided for the ami
mails instead of the muddy water in
which they wade. Detailed infor-
nation concerning the making of
tanks and the installation of such
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-07-28
Farm Youngsters
Are Given Advice

A new circular outlining the
swine -fattening project for junior
agricultural club members has just
come off the press at the College
Of Agriculture and is being distri-
buted to interested boys and girls
Who are raising pigs as their club
project during the summer. The new
publication discusses the subject of
swine fattening from the selection of
the pig to the marketing of the ami
NAL and gives suggestions on care,
management and feeding which are
designed to interest youngsters of
the state in pig raising. The cir
cular is No. 103 and may be OBJ
tanned by writing the Experiment
Station, Lexington.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-07-28
Health Conditions
Show Improvement

The State Board Of Health has
been able to obtain moro results in
the improvement OF public health in
the biennial period from March 81,
1919, to March 81, l921, than IN
any previous ten years Of it, exist
ence, II. Il. James. State Examiner
and Inspector. declared in his report
to Governor Edwin p. Morrow, after
completing his investigation into the
work Of the board for the period in
question. ~'ssss~'is <lsI|(I
"The records Indicate" the report
also states, "that our State Health
Department has secured the coop
Grafton of all agencies interested in
public health and welfare in the
state TO degree not attained in any
other state and at the smallest per
capita cost Of any state in the whole
Union. which is doing effective work.
"The work of the board has been
managed efficiently and economical
ly. Its members, who receive no
salaries, and its officers and en-
pleyes, who receive smaller salaries
than those paid in any other state,
have performed patriotic service
for which they reserve the gratitude
of the people of Kentucky"
The feature Of the two years
which Mr.. James especially praised
were the development of eight full
time county health departments, the
establishment of school Of public
health in connection with the Uni
versity Of Louisville, the recognition
by the state of its responsibility in
the relief OF trachoma and the or
ganiEation Of a State Bureau for
the elimination Of the disease, the
inauguration Of a course in physical
education for the common schools,
and the purchase Of a modern office
building in Louisville as home for
all the activities Of the State Board
of Health