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The New York herald., 1921-07-24

Copyright 1921, by THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Berlin July 12
~ AMBLING has become a prevalent
vice in Germany, from the broker
- and wholesaler who drop in at their
private club for q night of baccarat and
"66" to the messenger boys who play the
horses" on mechanical wheels In shop cor
ners along the Friedrichstrasse in Berlin.
Before the war there were but six gam
bling clubs in Berlin. Toward the end of
the war there were sixty. At the high water
mark, just before the anti-gamblng law in
December, 1919 there were three hundred.
Now, despite the law, there are almost as
many clubs in Berlin as then, although many
are so ephemeral that exact control Is no
longer possible over them.
Hard times and uncertain living conditions
instead of curing popular cravings for
game which Is sure thing-a sure loss
seem, on the contrary to whet appetites.
The police continue closing several clubs
each week, the owners often land In Jail,
but other clubs crop up like mushrooms.
When the owners have paid their fines or
served term they start business again at
the old stand.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
She Is Not Financier, Nor
NEEDLES With Such Questions

What is to become of the mineral wealth
of Mesopotamia? Gertrude keeps thor
oughly clear of that pricdy problem. That
is Occidental work. and she is the Oriental
Secretary on a salary of three hundred
pounds per annum. And her father, who Is
an outright radical and bitter critic of the
Lloyd George Government, is extremely
tight with her as long as she is in govern
ment service. SO she says she is not a
f1nancier.
But the time will undoubtedly come when
Gertrude will perforce play her part in that
phase of the work. Concessions for mineral
rights were dealt out by the old Turkish
Government to whoever asked for them in
the proper terms-"terms cash" And many
a claim was sold over and over again. And
In the first place the Turkish Government
got its right to dispose of the claims in
typically Turkish fashion.
The land in which this oil and other min
erals lie has been the property of families
and tribes for centuries. They have TILED It
and got a living off it without thought of the
wealth that lay beneath. But Abdul Hamd
was made to think of it by the anxiety of
various capitalists to reach IL. So one day,
by simple imperial rescript under his own
hand, he announced in the Constantinople
and the local papers that 1t all belonged to
him. And he proceeded to act accordingly.
And it is these claims from Abdul over which
all the controversy has ragged on Mesopota-'
mian OIL
Gertrudes friends, the original owners
are beginning to think they ought to have
their share. And with the desire of the Brit
ish Government, as expressed to them, to let.
them run their own affairs, it is going to be
hard to deny them. Across the border, the
Anglo Persian Oil Company has set an
ample by making the landowner a share
holder in the oil company and these share
holders have already learned to make a
thoroughly Occidental noise about 1t when
the dividends fall off.
Gertrude when the time comes, when it
has been decided who is going to control
Mesopotamia and how they are going to do
it, is going to be able to go a long way
towards inducing those original owners to be
reasonable.
That is another reason why, in places
where neither archaeology nor Paris gowns
are appreciated for their own sake, Gertrude
is respectfully hailed "Uncrowned Queen of
Mesopotamia."
The New York herald., 1921-07-24

So on a camel, horse, a boat or a Ford
car she has rambled the whole territory. She
has eaten their salt and when they come TO
Bagdad, the city of their fathers which the
strange English have made so strange, they
eat her salt. She has a house of her own,
a modest establishment compared to the
palace OF Hall or compared to the residency
of Sir Percy Cox. But the fame of the din
ner parties in that house Is spreading
through the Moslem world along with the
fame of the entertainments of Haroun ell
Raschid which once took place near by. And
there is as much magic there as ever there
was in the Thousand and One Nights
For there East meets West. There Moslem
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
MESOPOTAMIASUNCRO CROWNED QUEEN GUIDES BI

Arab can be sure that the food he eats vio-
lates none of his religious traditions. There
he can be sure that The Woman will tell
him truthfully what the English want for
themselves and for him to do. There he can
unburden himself, sure that any confessions
of political peccadilloes will never be used
against him. There is the spot where Down
ing Street puts it's finger on the pulse of
Britannias and the worlds trickiest patient.
And the finger with which Britannia feels is
a slim, pretty little woman Of ffty-five with
wise blue eyes, an entcing smile, dinner
gowns as brilliant as any In Europe-and
the confidence Of the oldest people in the
world.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
Guests, Once Inside the Club,
Must Remain throughout Night

To visit gambling clubs In Berlin now Is
like finding a caravan moving across
desert They rarely meet In the same place
two successive nights. In various ways the
ultimate destination Is kept dark from the
guests until they are actually at the door,
and once inside they must remain throughout
the night. Every possibility of tip reach
ing the police must be avoided.
The owner of the club Is n cautious person.
He spreads the word only among trusted
clients at the racetracks, at prizefghts
and In cafes. The chosen are told to as
scmbe on some well known square at given
hour. Here they met by a guide and
a line of taxis. only the guide knows the
ultimate destination OF the cars. he leading
the way. The cars then stop block away
from the club. and the guests from here
creep stealthily along to the apartment
designated.
Guests then find themselves practically
imprisoned throughout the night. Should
one insist on leaving or on starting discus
sion strong armed men are at hand to reason
with him.
When a raid is made scouts at the street
corners tip Off the watchman below. He
slips key In the lock from the inside as a
preliminary obstacle and when the gam
bling police squad starts working the door
with skeleton keys and jimmeys he warns
the house upstairs.
Card boxes and green baize are hastily
bundled together and tucked away in the
attic or the cellar. In some places they have
revolving tables. When the police come in
they find a regular meeting of the Heroes of
South Africa or of the Society for Propaga-
ton OF the German Diphthong among Back
ward Peoples.
Unless the club is caught with the goods"
The New York herald., 1921-07-24

Miss Gertrude Bell Oriental of the staff Sir Percy
Cox British Commissioner Bagdad famed for her knowledge the
Near East and known The Uncrowned Queen of Meopo
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
Judge Chides Parents for Sparing theRod

wherein he laid to the door of his father
his own plight. 1t Is so pertinent to tho
subject that some extracts are made from
the letter.
Look after the boys who commit their
first crime and see why. l don't know the
why only in Harry Wards case. 1 blame
my father.
THE making of a criminal can be put
in very few words. My case will fit 65 or
20 per cent. of the cases. First, there Is
the fiji st crime of boy, which may mean
anything from stealing a bicycle to work
ing with older crooks Then comes arrest.
The Judge says: I sentence you to the re-
formatory.' In the reformatory you meet
older, harder crooks, who are glad to edu-
cate you on the criminal line. When
a boy leaves a school or a man leaves
the stir (penitentiary) give him hand
and don't let the police hound him from
job to job"
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
By SANFORD GRIFFITH.

Copyright, 1921, by THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Berlin, July 12.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
By JOHN M'HUGH STUART.

Copyrioht, 1921 by THE New York HERALD.
Now York Herald Bureau,
London. July 1H.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
8ermiRte 8eripnen.

OaS amertfaniide 3ote &reus 1T
BON @orreiponoenten i'm Nuslanb err
iudt moroen, Sen ietigen Nufentbalt
folgenoer Herlonen gu ermitteln. Na6=
ri6ten ueroen BON benz 6oretgn 2an=
guage S%nformation Seroice, american
Reb Grob, Is @ei It 81 Street, Seem
Oorf @itp, 6anfenb entgegen 9enom=
men merben.
Brinblep, Cooper, 5ranflin uno
8emiamin, lette befannte aoreife Sal
timore.
8rinolep, 9uei @eralo, Staten So
lano, g. 9.
8ilder &ubolf, 8rooflpn, g. 3.
Tomler, 6rdulein, S. g., lekte be-
fannie Noreiie 26 @eft 10th Street,
Stem Sort.
Tranfe, &arl, Stem Dorf @itp.
@eibler, 6rit uno @liiabetb, ct.
2ouis, SEQ.
aiebomsfi, Camille, Stem Oorf
Gitp.
Sod, @erren, lette befannte 90
relic Nounstomn. Ha,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
Defentli4e &erteigerume.

Ser unter;ei6nete utrb -auf ieiner
Garm, 8 Meilen iiibli9 bon Seem
ulm, 4 1z2 Meilen meitli6 BON
SearleS unb 4 Meilen 10rblt6 bon
6anSfa IN Sectton SO, Sigel 5omn=
ibip gelegen, am
9ienstag, IL. Mai
folsenbeS peri0nltdeS Gi9entum auf
,0ffentli6er Nuftion perlteisern:
Yferoe, &i1opieb, G4meine, @e=
fngel.
l braune Mdbre, 5 Sabre alt;
| sraue Mdbre, 5 Sabre alt; l 6ot=
ana6, 5 Sabre alt; l &ot=
fdimmel=M dbre, 6 Sabre aft; / @ez
iponn &utidenpferbe, 8 uno 9 Sabre
alt; l braune Mdbre, 9 Sabre alt;
l braune Mdbre, Is Sabre oft; Is
Mildfibe; 2 smeiidbrige Sdrien;
5 einidbrt9e 6drlen; l etnidrisen 8ulz
len; l &alb; 8 @tnterferfel; l 3u6t=
lau nit 5 6erflen; $50 9iibner.
S%armmaidinerie uip.
l San 8runt 9tSc Grill NIT l6
Sduben; l Sdemaidiue; l 8ob G9ge,
rs SUP; l 2sgeetton Ggee;; l 6uller
& Sobnion 0tSc; l Me@ormid 8in=
Der; l Mdbmaidine, 5=6ub s6nitt,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
8urfmen= Snitaaation.

Mittmo6 letter ISOLDE mar Elm
midtiser Gag fir bic 6ortidritt=Qoge,
q. .. u. S., babier, muroe bod eine
sablrei6e &laiie neuer Mttglieber in
oiei elbe aufgenommen. Die Ginflb=
rungS= 3eremonien muroen BON benz
Manfatoer r5eam" bur6sefibrt inter
2eituns bon Yaitor s. SO. Barter
BON bier. @tma $50 9ogenmitglieber
aus Manfato, Gate @rpital, 5leepp
@pe, Gagle 9ofe, @inona nnb SAM
berton maren als Gbrensdite erl6ie=
men. @robmetiter s. S. Carlton
aus Minneapolis unb 8. g. 5apes
aus Manfato bielten entipre6emoe
Nnipra6en. 9te @tnfubruns fanb
in ser 9urnballe itatt unb auf bieielbe
folgte ein feiner Smbtb, ierpiert BON
Dem Iurner=G rauenuerein. Mtt=
glieber Ser Degree Of 9onor 2oge, sic
Trauenlose Ser @orfmen, mobnten
ser 5eitlfi6eit mad Ser Ginfii1runs
bel,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
GMrer=M iniatnren?

3l Ser Ma6ridt BON Ser Mutfln-
0ung bisber unbefannter Gurer=at1e
niaturen in einem 4ober aus Dem
9egim Oes 16. Sabrbunoerts madt
ser @ntOeder 81. 3elarne, Som erpa=
tor scr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III
Genf, I'M uSSournal Be @enepe" e.
MpriD nabere 4ngaben. 2anaf. ml1r'
Sc Sos Hergamellt crit fur5llh IN
eeiirn6erg BON bem Mntiq1ar Seidfi
ermorben. gs ertbalt insgeiamt %
Mi%nioturer1, benen Sic %entiprefen'
Sen @ol5idnitte aus 2nrers log:
Steiner Yoliion 5ugrunoe liegerl. elf
0apo11 5eigen oas u11auffdlig ange,
brodte befannte Monogramm oes
geiirnberser Meilters. Sic nabere
llnterludung Ser Mrbeiten puroe
Sem %befannte11, friiber i'll StraBturg
ur1o iett in Sreiburg (s6mei5) mir
ferSen aunltbiitorifer 8rof. Srana
2eitidub iibertragen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
6lam..
Borte einer Mntter an ibren
Sp1n.

SVyW~
Du bait Sic beimatIid)e Sdone
rerIaiien, no ou frob lu16 iorgIos
beine 4inobeit uno Sugeuo perIeb.
telt, urter Der Mutter f%orgenben,
,tnter bes @aters fibrenoen 9ano.
gu bit, Dei1em Grange folgello,
in Die 5erne ge5oge11, lint oas Slid
Oil iu6en.
gu muBteit erfabren, liebes 4ino,
sob iene g%leiBenoen S4ake, Sic bid
nerlodten, trugeriih uno unbeitaiin.
Gig Iino,f- pie id Dir iagte: @olo,
n:ein sobn, lit nidt oas Slid. =
Dn fndtejt es IN Dem @etriebe
Ger @eIt, in benz iinn~betoreloen
Soumel iei9ter 8ergniigungen, oie
bas 8ellere IN Sir ert0ten fonnten.
Dod oein Ser5 belt nod redt5eitig
ltmfebr Dor benz Mbgrltno entfeiieI.
ter 2eioenidaften. es bate
llotli9 Sen Sta9el gefublt unter
ncm perfiibrerii6en Sdleier betdu-.
BENDER Semitic
Stein, mein &iro, ol19 SOS 5iigeI.
1oie GenieBen lit nidt bas @liid. =
ga uorit i'm &riege. gu boit ais
Selo gefdmpft. gbrentrall5e ibmiif.
fen oeine 8ruit. Gin giitig @eidid
Eat bid bebiitet, es lieB bid fell
limo %ur1periebrt beimfebren aus sen
n1oroerii6en S6ludten, in benen
gu sir Sen 2orbeer errangit....
Mber bu fubljt es, mein Sobn,
bieler 2orbeer lit ielblt fir 6en Sie,
ger gu teuer erfauft. gr pfliidte i'm
Gus Str0men bon 8lut uno Sra.
1er1....
eelblt Ser @ubm, mein @ino, lit
nidt bas @lud. =
SIN Iiebli9en Sale, am @aI6es-
roro, binter 9eden unb 8liten lau.
ibig %berborgen, lugt Elm hertraum-
tee fleines 9aus berbor, iein 9ad
bonn Moos benagt uno bon rau.
idenoen 8ipfeln umfddelt. -
has ltiue Meltden meiner Mutter.
licbe.
@ergiB es nidt, mein @obn.
Sort finoeit Oh, menn Die @elt bid
c1lttal1idte unO Mutloiigfeit Did
i.berfam, einen iideren Sort.
8as brauben bu pergeblib iud.
teit, bu iinoeit es oabeim, in ben
Grmen, am @er5en oeiner Mltter:
Sen Grieoen = 6as Slid.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
aanabiide aarafalidafe.

Son Eeras aus maren ieiner5eit
sic erlten amerifaniiben, ober iiber.
la,1pt o11slanoiIden @eriude &c.
ma9t poroen, Die meltberubmten
longbaarigen 9aratulibofe gu aiid.
ten, mel9e man bis oobin 11ur als
Yrobuft BON Turfeltan, Mittelaiien,
getarnt bate. Sic &erIude maren
crit Damn m0glid5 oils 01e Mnnen.
oung bon 2iIt Den 8ioeritano Der
oamaligen rllififden &egierung UNI
gangen batte. Dann aber. mar Der
Grfolg fider. .9os mar 1912.
@ie gu crporten mar, fat ii9 III
sen lebten Sabre1l oieie Eel5-S6ofs
5udt ou9 nad) 4anaba ausgeoebnt
unter pormiegello nmerifaniider Sci.
tung, abcr unter Mitbeteilig1,ng ia.
naoilder S%ntereilen. Mad neuen Sc,
r;9ten i9einen in Sei1en oes moro.
toeitli6en @anooa Die 8erbdltniIie
1cgar BON Notur ans gang Defenders
gnnitig fir cine ioI6e sdaf5udt 5u
fem. 9aher min Ser Snlpeftor bes
omerifaniidcn Amtes fir Sierinou'
itrie, S. 6. 9otplep, cine groBe &a=
rofiil-n &anh" i'm &amloops-9 iltrift
hes iii6liden @ritiid-&olumbia BE-
grinoel1. Cine dbnIide 8el5-Sbaf-
1peioc ion balo aud i'm iiioliden
Mlberta, n0rolid, BON Calgary, emit
iieben; un6 iiderlib peroen oieie
llnternebml1ngel1 balo ni6t mebr Die
ein5igen ibrer Art iein.
9as @interflima i'm &amloops.
Diltrift ion oie gr0Bte Nebnlidfeit
nit bemieni9en oes fernen 9urfelton
hcben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
GDurtlano Radridteu,

g. 50. @dlottman nebit Ta=
mile aus Stem llm beiu6ten am
Montag bielige 8ermanote.
@. S. Stese netlte lette ISOLDE
mebrere Gage lang In Oidep, 6. ..
Nnf Der 6eimreiie mar er bon Sames
uno Mrrt.e 5oebne besleitet, Die ibr
9etm BET Stem Timer 8ermanbten
auff6lagen merben.
elmer @ielefe uno @b. Sturm ba=
ben Elm neue4 8drrnergei6dft babier
gegriinoet, unb 5mar am Montog.
Mebrere 2eute aus bteier @e9enb
mobnten am 6reitasabenb in ct.
Heter Dem 8uditabier= &onteit BET.
9err unb 6rau @bmin @uitafien,
elmer @ieiefe unb Nrtbur Yredt un=
ternabmen am Montagabenb eine
Nutofabrt nod 9afapette.
SEER u11b Trau Nusuit Meper be-
mirteten ibre Treunoe am Jreitagz
abeno bet etnem gemiitltden Gang
frdn36en.
Oscar @odoam aus @asfatdemar,
Canada, ltattet ietnem 8ruber, Sobn,
uuo oelien 6amilie batter einen Be
iu6 ab.
2oren; 9un;ifer metlte anfan9s biez
Ter ISOLDE IN 9amberton.
6rau @ilfing aus 0afota befinoet
iid gu Safe I'M Seine TIRES SobneS,
Senrp @ilfing.
9ermann Te6ner ldbt ieine Sc
bdult6fetten NIT eleftri16en 0rdbten
perieben, oa er bas eleftrii6e 9tdt tn
5tallieren mill. 'Mie %perlautet, ioa bic
eleftriide 0rabtleituns oemnd6it bis
mad Ntcollet auSgeoebnt meroen.
6rau Yeter &arr leioet on einem
NnfaGe BON 2ungenent5inoung.
Cigar Te6ner befinoet ii6 eben=
|falls auf ser &ranfenliit tie.
Clarence @infel bate iin9it bel Der
6eloarbett oaS Mtbsei6id, oab tbm
ote Yferoe burd9tn9en. @tne8 Der
ielben lit nod ein Glllen uno murbe
i9eu. Gum @lid rannten lie mtoer
etnen Qi6tpfoiten unb .muroen bur6
bieien a%ufgebalten. DaS Glaen muir
be Siemli9 fart perlebt.
5err unb Grau @m. Mielfe (Senz
nie Nlftre) aus Mor9an perlebten ben
Counting bel bteitgen Greunoen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

beinabe neu; / Mcgormid 9eurede11,
10 SUB; 2 9enrdds; / 96meinerdd;
l 0inmo1b @%anspflug; 1Sulfppflug;
2 5anopfliiee; | Deerins @ornbinoer;
l sSanespille Gornpflan5er, neu; 2
5itcultipators; / 6anoeultipator;
L. Succeb Mititreuer; / Appleton
@ornibrebber, 2 Stolen; | 9nmberz
Waqe11 nit Doppelbor; 2 9rud=8az
gen; 2 Bobi6litten; / Blatform=
Bug9p; l 11eue @aioiine Gn9tne, 5
Bferoefraft; l 6atrbanfs Morie @a=
loline Gngine, l liz Hferoefraft; l g.
S6lise Juttermiible; l Gorni6dler NIT
2 2odern; l Nutomatic @abm= Sepaz
rator; l Yutmiible; / 12zGab gall
paniierter Mal1erbebdlter; 3 0ubeno
Getreibeidde; 2 Dutenb &ubfetten;
Is Sets Nrbeitssei6irr; | 9e6iel<
miible; l 5O=@anonen 8eroiene=Bez
batter; l go @allonen @aioline=8ez
bdlter; l Siebetros; / @%eifenfeiiel;
l 14OOzYfuno @ase; l 96raubitod;
l Nmbob; 2 Gets T%iiegennebe; Mebz
rere CORDS Sfenbols; 200 8uihels
Corn; $50 8uibels Safer; Is 5onnen
Sen.
Ginise @ouseerati6often uno cine
gauge Nn3abl anoerer @egenitdnoe Die
bier 11idt %einseln ansefiibrt meroen
f0nnen.
8uid 1purins Gar, Mobea 9=45
8erfauf be9innt punt II nbr
pprmittags!
Jreier 2und CUR Mittag85eit!
8erfaufsbeoinsuneen: Ane Cunt
men unter $40, bar; aae Summen
iber $40, auf Elm Sabr 3eit 9esen
quite banfbare Soften nit 8 Yro;ent
l3in1e en-.
&ermann &reti4, Gigt.
0orn & S9ueller, Nutfiondre.
6armers & Mer6ants State 8anf,
Glerf. Nbo. 10
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
Searles Neuisfeiten.

SRI. @milp @eifert febrte Counting
nadt bter5er mad @auie 5urid, aus
Stem ulm, mo- fe etma etne @ode
lang BET Ser Tamilie gilbert Gag NIT
ser 9au8arbeit bebilfli6 mar. /.
SRI. emma Balm, sic felt lebten
Sftober bel 9o9m. 6amiro @orm=
barrinser babter alS @auSbdlterin
tdtig semeien, febrte SomStas in Die
9eimat, Stem 9rter, 5urid. Nm
Nbeno porber beretteten etnige Sreun<
Sc eine Nbf6ieosfeier gu ibren Gbren.
SRI. Stole Meber lit iett als 9auS=
bdlterin bel @o6m. @ormbarringer
angeitellt.
SEER uno 5rau gilbert 6aas unb
Tran Nnor. @roebner aus SEEM ulm
unternabmen ST. ttagaben6 etne Nuto=
fabrt mad Tatrfar. Nuf Dem 5eimz
meg maren iie BON 6rau Gltlabetb
@aas beglettet, Sic ii6 eint5e @o6en
beiu6smeiie in Tairfar a%ufgebalten
bate.
@err uno 6rau SEQ. 2etfam 81.
nebit Sobn, Sad, beiu6ten am Conn
tag sic Camille 6ranf 0auer in gt3el
5omnibtp.
@err uno 6rau Conrad Dietl
febrten am SamStag bterber surid
BON ibrer 5o65ettsreiie na6 ben
56mei teritdbten. Ste baben ii6 auf
ser Soiepb Oietl 6arm bduslt9 nte=
oergelalien.
Serr uno Trau Grit. 9aeinare
maren iingit beiudsmeiie in Gambler
ton.
@err uno 6rau Geo, @egler iomie
SEER uno Trau Sobn @egner nebit
&inbern perlebten SEN Sonntag bet
Serrn uno 6rau Nnton &ubep nabe
.SleepD Gpe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
&reiner, @eHiigelbdnoler, Benniplz

&reiner, @efliiselbdnbler, Yennipl=
panta Npe., Baltimore, Ohio.
&urdel, Jamilie, SEEM Oorf @itp.
Meinto, 5err, @eorse, Soma.
Moellmann SEER, Nebrasfa.
Niee, SEER @lis, Sonberton.
Ybilipp, Nu9uit unb @ilbelm, faz
men 1880 mad Nmerifa; lette gfad=
ridt aus Sem Oorf @itn.
Sder3, @eors, 9oa6im, ioI in ser
Ndbe BON ct. 9ouis nobnen.
56liiter, &aspar, Stem Sort.
9tiae, 9einri6 ODER 0elien yeadz
fommen, Cincinnati, Ohio.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
sSrau 8. Mc6uQb, ibre 5odte:

= 6rau 8. Mc@ueb, ibre 9odter
Margaret unb Sobn 2amrenee BON
Manfato beobiidtigen ii6 in fur5er
a3eit bier in Stem nlm nie%oer;ulalien.
SRI. &atbleen Mc9usb, 9odter BON
5rau McSusb, lit 5ele9rapbtittn in
Ser @eitern Union office oabier. Sic
bdlt l9on felt iber a6t Monaten oteie
oerantmortli6e 9tene nieoer unb
Seem nlm gefdllt ibr bermaben, bab
lie ibre SHUTTER unb lire @ei6miiter
iiberreoete mad Stem ulm iiber3u=
iieoeln. Sie merben an oer iiio
@erman Strabe mobnen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
SEER unb Nrau Mubplpb W2arti

= 5err unb Trau 8ubolpb Marti
uno Trau 3apmono 9enle BON bier
begleitet BON 9errn uno Trau Matb.
@aller uno Tomilie BON @eit Stem
ton mobnten 0tenstag Der 8ermdbs
lung BON Sri. 6ranceS @alter8 BON
5raperie NIT 2outs q. 6iller BON ct.
Setter BET. Die 1raurng mur0e in
ser fatbolii6en Stride in ct. Setter
p%ollaoQen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

&erenfduB auBcrt iid bdlt-
zig ourd 5teifbeit oes &iidens. IS
gibt aablreide Mdrner, oeren mon
eiren 9ereniduB ipiiniden mod)te.
gerIorene Sugel1o,
8er16lafenes @lMf -
11no p%erliebene Bidder
RomHeu ME mebr auriiiiidd,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13

gamberser Stride 900 Sabre alt.
Sic goangeliide @emeinoe 8amberg
feierte in idlidter @eiie 6as 900idb-
riae 8eiteben Ser gtepbansfirde> Ser
einsigen Stride in gang Deutidla1lo,
Die bon einem Papit eingepeibt
Euroe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-13
Gferidlmee I'M sdmaramaIb. s.

A1ttr1d)11ee I'M SdiDar3lnalO. SIN
san5cn Sdluar5malo bcrridte mab-
rero ser S%iterfciertage Der it1rfite
sdneclturm mabreno oes @inters.
@is ouf 500 Meter bcrab fiel Net-
ibnee; Die @erge trrgc1 poles @in-
tcrgeluano. Nuf BEN Seloberg u1o
Gem 8elden lag Ser Sdnee iiber
eineH Meter bod).
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1921-02-26
TH1BoDAUx AFoURcHE PARISH LOUISIANA SATURDAY FEBRUARY 1921
Mrs. Blake To
Rest Eternal.
Mrs. E. w. Blake horn Mi

Mrs. E. w. Blake, born Miss
Cecilia Thibodaux, descendant IF
representative and prominent
amily, grand daughter of the
founder of this town and of one
Ct Louisiana's Governors Hon,
Henry Schuyler Thibodaux,
passed away at her home as she
neared the completion Of theeigh
ty third year of her life, loved, hon
cred, reverred and esteemed by
all who knew her best. Many
were her deeds of charity, gene
rosity, philanthropy, always con
tented in the conscious perfor-
nance Of her good deeds. Those
who benefited by her kindness
and charity will miss her, and the
community, her church and its
good works have cause to remem
Der and ever revere her memory.
1t was this good and thoughtful
soul who made possible the pre-
sent Thibodaux College, she do
mated her home, and it's vast area,