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the cooperation OF the pubic schceis,
to arrange q musical memory con-
test" in the spring. Z.
Arthur L. Simpson. who has boen
tenor soloist Of St Johns Episcopal
Church. Georgetown has accepted a
Slmiiar position at Christ Church.
washington parish. where he has al
MT: and Mrs. Francis L. Thompson.
until recently the baritone and So
prano soloists Of the Church of the
ascension. are at the home of his
Inner Tor the holiday season. Mr..
Tnompsons business interests now re-
quire him to make his home in the
western part OF Virginia
The spirit of Christmas was domi-.
n1nt In the recent student recital at
Madison Hall. under the direction of
Mary Helen Howe. head of the vocal
ana expression departments Of that
institution. Among those taking part
were Rachael Stone. Betty Bostic, Do
lores Bostic, Dorothy Watt and Rhoda
roster. The entire assembly Joined in
the closing carols. Miss Howe also
directed the Christmas program at
the Academy Of the Blessed Sacra-
ment at Falls Church. Va. where she
Is teacher of voice and expression. In
ADDITION to choruses by the junior and
senior departments, solo numbers were
onered by Eileen Beattie, Margaret
wilson. Catherine Beattie and Eliza
beth Daniels
Harry Edward Mueller. organist and
choirmaster of the First Congrega-
tional Church. has been spending his
holidays in Boston. where he is in
consultation with the builders of the
organ 10 be installed in the church
between now and March.
Elizabeth Winston. pianist, was the
soloist of the second in the series OF
recitals being given at the Franklin
Square Hotel. under the auspices of
the Whitecroft School. Miss Winston
gave a program of exacting numbers
with beautiful tone and excellent
technique. being most happy in her
Interpretation of Chopin's ''Fantasie.
Opus 49," Among her other numbers
were Beethoven Sonata in c Major.
(LiszD. Thou Art Repose" (Schubert-
Liszp. prelude in B Flat Major.
Opus %. No. g. (Rachmaninoff). Motto
Perpetuo'' -MacDowelD. zone
Lives Only Once" (Strauss-Tausig)
and Ride of the Nalkyries'' (Wag-
ner-Hutcheson). and for encore
"Papillons" (RosenthaD.
The following musical programs
have been arranged by Claude Robe
| son, organist and director. for the
services at Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church today. The Mount
Pleasant chorus of fifty voices, under
the direction of Norton NJ. Little, will
sing at the morning service The
music for the vesper service at
o'clock is given by the solo quartet.
| composed of Miss Frances Scherger.
soprano: Miss Eleanor Kittridge. con-
tralto; T. j. Quinn, tenor. and Herman
Fakler. bass. The programs are:
Morning-Organ prelude, ''Offertoire"
(King HalD; male chorus. Ring Out
Wild Bells tNevin); offertory, cho-
rus. Lift Up Your Heads. o We Gates"
(Hopkins); organ postlude. "Postlude"
(Read).
yesper service = Organ prelude.
PRAYER tDeshayes): bass solo, There
(, Is q Blessed Home" (OHara), sung by
| Mr.. Fakler: offertory. quartet, Stand
| ing at the Portal of the Opening Year"
/ (OfYenbach-Spi organ postlude,
Fanfare" (Lemmens).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-02
Beautiful Bungalow Sites.
las Acres Only $1,000. On
Maryland's Eastern Shore.

Only mile town; 90 acres level productive
fields: 80 acres woodland pasture. apples. pears.
cherries. peaches, grapes. etc; warm Groom
house built 1914. ample barn. poultry house.
etc: easy terms. Details this and 67-acre
farm with horses. hogs. hens. crops. etc. for
$4,000. page Al Strout's Illustrated Catalog.
I. zoo bargains. Postpaid free. STR0UT
FARM AGENCY. 142o-N. Land Title bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-02

Harry Edward Mueller, organist and
choirmaster of the First Congrega-
tional Church. has been spending his
holidays in Boston. where he is in
consultation with the builders OF the
organ TO be installed in the church
between now and March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-02

NORTHERN VIRGINIA FARMS NEAR
Washington. Get 6O-psge catalogue
BUELL. FARM AGENCY. Herndon. Va.
eaans n
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FARN FOE RENT-RIVER BOTTOM; NHAE
washinstoa On Potomac. OWNER. 434 Park
rad, city.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY IN CHOICE
building lots In good section Of NV, with side
small improved city home. address Box 274-K,
Star once. 4s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-02
ARMY VOTE ANNULLED.

ATHENS, December 31.-The vote
of the army in Smyrna in the recent
elections has been annuiled by the
court of elections. The decision
means a material alteration in the
complexion of the chamber of dep
uties. lessening the number of Veni-
zelists.
Constantine is suffering with a
painful sore throat, but his condition
is not serious. He is worrying much
over the allied viewpoint on his re-
turn to power.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-02
5O-Acre City Farm; S4.4OO

oO-!ASIe lily Fdrm, 4,4OO.
200 poultry. horse. cow vehicles. harness.
implements. tools. ETC., included II taken now !;
= acres tiliage, big crops. tomatoes. potatoes.
corn, vegetables, etc: peach orchard other
fruit: warm :-story house. city water. substan-
tial barn. ETC.: easy terms to right party: de
tails this and other equipped farms near Phla-
deiphia. easy payments, page 81, Strout's IL
Illustrated CataloT. 1000 bargains. free. post
paid. STROuT FARM AGENCY. 1422-N. Land
Title bldg. Philadelphia.
1873 ACRES. 20 MINUTES RIDE FROM
White House out 18th st. One of the most
attractive locations for a country home and
farm within the shadow Of the Capitol A road
frontage Of about one and half miles. Lies
almost perfect for subdivision: thickly dotted
with beautiful shade trees; electric current
only short distance away. About 20 acres
cleared, balance in valuable oak and pine saw
timber. Three good dwellings. barn and other
outbuildings. This property will interest any
one seeking a beautiful country home site or
business proposition. real value.
MeLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
Main 4S3. Evenings. North 1Oo6-J.
III. ACRES. IL MILES FROM MANASSAS
Va: improved by . 4-room cottage, harm and
other ontbldgs.; fruit of all kinds land in
good state of cultivation: owner living in
washington; will sacrifice for 81 ZOO: build
ings alone worth more than double the price
asked.
PRATHER & ROBINSON.
515-S16 Bond building
18th and New York avenue.
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The University Preparato School

i. Adolph Richards, M. A.. NJ. g., PRINCIPAL.
Sc. cor. 18th and SITS. NV; phone FIR. 20SO
French, Spanish. English, history. bookkeep.
ing. stenography. typewritiag. auditing, ac-
countancy. New classes. day and night. begin
January 8. So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-02

WE SELL BARGAIN FARMS, MD. AND VA.
Poultry. fruit. dairy. river-front farms
Bayside home, country business stands; lists
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. 215 NV F. POP
y>0ea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-02
FARMS.
FOR SALE.

OWN YOUR OWN ORANGE GROVE N
fsfuitland Park. FIorida's finest lake eweled
, highland section, way above level. few
dollars II month will buy it. Plant peaches, q
sriiek money crop, with oranges, and the
peaches may be made to pay not only for your
lang and orange grove. but yield Q profit be-
sides. We produce you q better orange
grove for less money than any one In the state
and in Floridz's greatest section Frutiand
Park is best. We prove il. Write for q
hook OF actual photographs. the interesting
story Of a fruitiaRd Park farm, AID Why
peaches may pay for it. lake County Land
owners Association, q Palm ave-, FruitisnA
Park. lake county, Fla.
VALUABLE FARM OF 1917 ACRES, LOCATED
in I>oudoun county. Va fronting electric
X r.. !. mile from freight and passenger sta
lion. schools churches. stores and post Office /:
mostly ciea red fenced and in good state of
cultivation: practically level; one Of the best
farming. dairy and poultry sections In the
state Of Virginia: and Is fitted with ample
buildings for each branch: good eight room
dwelling; price. 500 per acre. and 10 close
deal in thirty days will include 5000 worth
If farm equipments. live stock and crops. as
, nay health is poor and am not able Ia do farm
work Will consider Washington. d. q. real
estate to amount Of 5000 In exchange. For
fonpiete details address T.-JO0. Sterling, Va
Itesi estate agents take notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-02
WANTEE.

line in Maryland fne for poultry farm. Ami,
to R. BRADBURY. Twining City. after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-02
515-S16 Bond building.
18th and New York avenue.
Main Aar

Main +42
GOOD COUNTRY HOME AND FARM; q
in sso1e and Mana
land: 223 acres. $50 acres under cultiva ton:
balance in timber and yrasing land: 1O-room
harm. good outbuiidines and orchard; close to
hish school. Oner x.nted. See J. A. wYN-
Sc. opposite consressionsi nSra ny III ST.
TO SNTTLE AN ESTATE: LARGE ACREAGE
and villas; baltimore bouievard and electrie s
miles from .: s. Capitol This property 1" viii ii
With Ds s0iS w hsFssar See co A, WfSkooP
opposite Consreskional Library.
NEAR WHEATON. MD.
Eight acres; 5-rpom bungalow; attic; large
cellar: electric light: water: furnace heat: on
macadam road. Apply No. "a. o St. Market.
WE SELL BARGAIN FARMS, MD. AND VA.
Poultry. fruit. dairy. river-front farms
Baysids home, country business stands; lists
FOR RENT.
FARN FOE RENT-RIvER BOTTOM; NEAR
Ma:hinxtoa On Potomac. OWNER. 434 Park
ron SALE OR RENT.
FARA OF IS Aches. CLOSE 10 DISTRICT
line n H lar nne for poultry farm. Apply
pm.
WANTtcD.
SMALL FARM SUITABLE FOR POULTRY.
with small dwelling: Conduit road preferred
faetorg Aasre.. Box sa star o ARE salts
WANfkD-A .FARM aUTTABLE FOR P0UE
q: 2. BROWN. eoI 9th i: s.e.s:
FOR EXCHANGE.
WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY IN CHOICE
building lots in good section Of nv. with side
small improved city home. Address Box 274-K.
4o-ACRE FARM. MILES FROM CENTER
Market In Aafyiand: 5.room house and out.
out rs.d .sS
9 or 2 room house in northwest section.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
51J-51s Bond building.
18th and New York avenue
Main 442.
ROW OF EIGHT PREss-BhIUK HOUSES;
two corners: one corner store and dwelling
other corner rooms on two noors; inside de
s25. coo win trade for farm or acreage prop p
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
515-516 Bond building.
18th and New York avenue.
Main 442.
APT. HOUSE: WARRINGTON HEIGHTS :
e. s z f ss
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
s15-s1s Bond building.
18th and I Ss. I Io.t avenue. !,
CORNER LOT las FIT. ON n 7. AVE. NV.
near Lincoln Memorial: and aercss the street
from where the new seienti.t bldg. !: to be
1 fmproyed prOperfy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-02
FARMS.
FOR sALE-Covss.ves.

GA10a
FOR aALE-COufahueA.
Montgomery Co., Md, Farm.
Near 7th ST. pike and Norbeck post office !;
50 acres. Groom dwelling: barn: 12.acre wood
, land: 100 fruit tires and outbuildngs: hne.
ssnsii dairy and garden farm; running spring
and brooks.
Only $500. Easy Terms.
Vacant now. Immediate possession.
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY,
31S d at. NV Franklin 2IO2.
Beautiful Bungalow Sites.
S Acres for 5000.
Oak shade trees: 80 minutes auto run from
Warrington. southern MARYLAND pike fine
soil. water and location; : miles city.
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY,
2t3 g st. NV. Franklin POP.
Valuable Small Dairy Farm.
Dwelling. rooms. bath; modern improve
ments electric light plant: go acres cleared. 20
acres timber: outbuiidin9: garage: IL acres
SIS, 900.
Near Brandywine. Md.
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY,
2I5 St NV franklin 2IO2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-02

SNAIL FARM SUITABLE FOR POULTRY.
with small dwelling: Conduit road preferred: .
win purchase IL price and terms are salts.
factory. Address Box 260-R star office.
WANfED-A FARM aCITAKLE FOR POCT
try. fruit and trucking in nearby Maryland.
II. Z. BROWN. 20l 9th ct. Sc. as
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

- @et3erfoboIb. Son Ell.
,,ern tonmitigen &unbe muroe am
Dienstag ein bieiiger Mrbeiter IN
6ie Sano gebiiien; iiber Sen Mmts+
'be5irf lit infolgeoeiien Sic Sanoe<
iperre berbangt poroen.
= . meb! @ed: y9arf id
Sbnen ein paar meiner 2~ieblings'
blumen pfliiden, iboneS Sraulein?"
SD 6anfe iebr; 9iiteln fam ib
ni9t gebrauden."
8erubigen6. 9idter:
r8itte, Serr &egiiieur, i'm oritte1s
Aft iinb sic @erri9aften nod gar-
nidt iottelfeit!"
&egiiieur: ~9as modt nidts; 10
meit fommen mir nidt bel Ser Muf-
Fbrung."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23
gfein, es lit ne ub0b're So9ter".
SIZE an ienen &iinft'gen benft,
Ser Die beiratsluit'ge &rabbe
Sn 'nem 9olb'nen Nebe fangt.

- Die @~ef9mader n
perf9ieben. Ma1ao Coon BET
8aoereiie 5uriidgefebrtl: Scum, @ls.
den, mas battct ibr 81 Sauie fir
@etter?"
@ls6en: ~SSd fan6 es fdeuBli6,
6enn es regnete fait ale Gage; aber
Bapa fang immerfort: .Die @elt
miro idoner NIT ieoem Eag!""
- &%affiniert. Game (6ie
i'm Ebeater Bel elmer S5e11e meineu
mub , CUR anoern): r9ieie S5ene
rubrt Sic nidt aud gu Iranen?"
Game: rAd, id tat fdon gerne
peinen, aber i6 brou6e morgel1
meme Gra1len, 90 i9 BON meinem
Mo11n einen neuen SUIT baben Mini"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23
luitt.

Stl,oioius Spuno finoet bei ser
&eimfebr pom &ommers bor Der
8u6e iei,1et1 61nei6er, Ser bier
iiberna9tet bat, Inn ibm en0li6 nal
Sic &ednung prdientieren gu f0n'
men.
-Nonl, Meiiter - sic balten
bier mobl Sos Modtla9er BON Gro
MAZDA ob?"
vab, SEER @pun6, i6 moute muir
cine perionlide Musiprade 5miiden
nns berbeifibren."
rgitte, bite, iditten sic nit
pertrauenSbou SIR @er5 auS!"
Isle iduloen mir nod 49,"
~@sib i@, meib i'd, lieber Mei'
fter; geben sic rubig na6 Sanie e
uno perre9ner Sie Sic Sa4e nit
benz @dlafgeloe, 6as Sic iebt att
mid 5u 5ablen bitten"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

= l1nperbeiierlid. Der
@irgl besegnet Sem &forrer uno
fdngt on: Sin f6o' 10 ioumiia0, 10
i%augrontig, es is a Sauerei, 6ab
ote Souflauenieu6' net aufb0rt!"
.Mber, @irgl", meint Ser Hfarz
rer, u11ur ni6t INNER gleid 6os
obideulide @ormort Salt! Sd miI
Sir feire 1ange @eoe baltcn 6ar-
uber; lob uus Daber BON an6eren
Dtngen iprede11. @ie gebt es oen1l
ieft 9einer Grou2"
80, fagt @iral, der gebt's for-
g1>at!"
Bon Sci Dorffeuer.
10 e + r.. @auer (5u einem 8efannten
aus ser Ma9baridoft) :u8arunl
ieio SIR tenn in Der portgen Na6t
nidt 5u uns beriibergefommen, als
ser Saberbof b%raante?"
v9os ging beim belten 8inen
nidt ;am ndditen 5onntag bobe11
mir unIer critics Stiftungsfelt, unb
ale Seine tporen fri1d ladiert!"
9reffen6. 9idterling:
rMeine @eoi9te man6ern iett our
oebnten &eoaftion!"
Dos iino ia oie reiren Mbos.
perfel"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

-Dos @6redensfinb.
sd mnBte es iofort, bob gu es
purft, Der 10 leiie anfam, Onfel6en.
r@ielo benn?"
r8apa iagte erlt neuli@n bob
Du ein redter 2eifetreter bift."
- Splitter. Manbe 9idter
geben in ibrer 8bantafie 10 tpeit,
ooB iie ii9 fogar Salient - anoid<
ten.
Z, = 80 obnune. Direttor (eincr
Sdmiere, aIs er einem S9alipieler
Dor Der &orlteuung einen 8oridub
bon 80 @enern aus5ablf): uSoffent.
lid ipielen sic mir Sen 8ettler
troboen nit Der %gepobnten Natir.
li9feit!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

= Angenebme Mntraa q.
Stuoent oeS. &o6baues (5u ieinem
&ommilitone11): u@aS lit oern log
init Sir, unfe? gu biit ia ouBer
&ano ui6 8ano Dor Tioulitat!"
uSrel1e Did nit mir, alter SUN.
&c; meme @rbtante bot ei11cn @nt.
tp1rf gu ibrem Mouioleum BEL mir
BEL teut!"
- 8erufs gle III d +. Ser erite
Srompeter zines Sr9Iters fommt
gum Ir5t nno flagt linn iein 2eioen.
~Sier liegt," fonltotiert Der 4r5t,
~%offenbar ein 8laienleioen Dor"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

- 8ebenfIi9es nj a NJ
nj e II e.f re n. M1,tobeiiber (5unl
acknowledgement Gbouffeur): vSo'
ben sic @mpfeblltngen bon Sbrem
frIberen B%rin3ipal?"
nMein, ais i9 meme Steuun9
aufgob, tpl,rbe nein @err gerao!
ins &%ronfenbal1s gei9afft!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

- Gin unmabrfGeinI
der Salt. Sungcr Mr5t: ~SSd2
|lege MIDI etmas aufs Obr, S0bonG:
Sic mefen MIDI nllr, pen1 Gin &e
tient fonumt, nerltanoen2"
Diener (gl,tniitig): rsdon GIL,
&err 9oftor, id nero Sic la;o;
ni6t lt0ren!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

= 81 rfIu9ter &erI. uSbr
9abt sen Maper aus Current Mb'
ltinen5ler=8erein altsgci6loiien?">
$50, u1o milien sic, mas Ser
aus &ode 6afir getan bat? St lit
Iofort Mitglie6 6es 8ereins gege1l
betriigeriideS ginidenfen getpor>
6en!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

- Seine Il fad e. uMuf DEM
Cute meineS Sbeims III 9interpom.
mcrn tpur6e ein &alb nit 5met
&0pfen geboren uno fir te11res @elo
perfonf it."
vl1no ba miro INNER nod uber
Sic Motloge ser 2on6mirti6aft &C.
flagt!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

- SIN @eebo6e: rDenfen
sic lid), SEER Meper: geitern blieb
i5 beim Eouden 10 lange u11ter
@alier, oab man bereits Elm ST.
Iberboot 511r &ettung tlor ma6te!"
rNatiirli9 Berlenfiiherboot!"
unter Sunggeiellen.
Ser Miiuer i6eint trobl men go
gel gu bobe11, oaB er beiratet?"
uGrei1i9, oarum min ct ia eben
elm Nelt bauen!" -"
- M1ter 5potter. @be,
mann: Scr &ppnotiiierte befinoet
li6 alio in einem noultdnoig miuen'
loien !3u1tanoe -"
M1ter Sunggeieue: r@etpiB, dbtt.
lid mie ser @erbeiratete."
- o meb! @irt (5u elmer
meinieligen @eieui9aft): vSa, ia,
meme @erren, bel meinem @ein-
den fommt man in Stimmung!"
vSebr ri6tig: rSauer madt ln'
ltig"!"
= 8uammenbang. &err:
vSS99 modte aber Elm frommeS 8fero
baben."
8fer0eberleiber: ~Matirli@, sic
iino ia Sonntagsreiter."
= &ofatibuS. Moler: SD
firdte, 6oB na6itens Ser @eri9ts-
pou5ieber mein Mtelier beebren
miro!"
Greuno: SEA, oan11 idaff' 11r
sic guten @abmen beiieite!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23
Ginsige gerbinbnng.

SD mo9te lpegen neines 2eber.
lei0enS NAL ben 9oftor IrieolGnoer
oufiu6en; ober erit min i6 mir bel
cinigen ieiner friiberen Yotiellten
9a1Sfunft uber i'm bolen."
v@oQen sic in cine ipiritiltii6e
&%erfommlung geben?"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

- @aunerbumor. ginbre'
der: vS6 tper6e meinen alten
Sdirm neben bem @eloidranf ite-
ben Ioiien, 6omit Die Boli5et 6enft,
Dos @el6 bdtte elm 5eritreuter Bro-
feiior geroubt 90. !"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

- 5tropo5i0s. @a1t gum
@irt): .u9ie @ramnlopbonplatta
bon vl1eb' INNER Sreu' l1n0 &e0s
lidfeit" lit aber idon arg mitgenom=
mel1."
vSa, sic tpiro bolt im1nct einge-
iebt, lpenn c!aer beim &artenipiel
1nogelt!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

-Mu@ ri@tig. Sn Set
Sdule mer6en 5pri6morter 3itiert,
inter an6eren au6 Ser 5pru@:
y@eb' treu unb reoIib 6ur6 Sic
Wet; 6as lit 6as bette &etiegel6.~
Ser fleine Sons mie6erbolt SOS gu
Saufe folgenoermaben: v@eb' trel1
nn6 reoli9 our6 sic @elt> 6as
8efte lit 6as &eiiegel6."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23
.3ur Strcifbemeounq

Sur Streifbemegung g.
SSn 3itaot iin6 sic Mngeiteuten ser
@rogcngei6Gfte megen 2obnltreitig-
feiten in Sen Musltan6 getreten.
9ie Mrbeitnebmcr III Sen Mpotbefcr<
betrieben boben beidloiien, iie our6
cinen @om0opatbieltreit gu unter'
ituBen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

- @enn.... a.: rDonner-
metter, iieb' blob Dos Sitelbilo o1.f
bieiem 8u6e!.."
S.: rgne &ogel! 8enn 6a Der
Snbnlt Dem @iloe entipri4t, %
fam man ii9 aQerbings Elm 8lo
bon Dem Snbalte MAIDEN. -
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

= 8ef@ranft. Gbef Gum
&aiiterer): Isle iino 5por in Ser
&aiienfibrung no6 iebr-unerfabren,
aber ib boffe, sic MAIDEN Sort
idritte - felbitperital,o1id MIR in.
nerbalb bes &aiienlofals."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

S9 feb Sen 8lid bonn @%trabentote,
Gin 8Inftden broben 3iebt i'm n
Sic Sdpalbe matt, Der S~rublin9sbote
Sod nein = 8 1T Elm Ieroplan.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

Obne 11eberIeeunq
gefprober II. damn: SD babe
beute meinen S1irin in @ebanfen
irgenbmo iteben lafen, meiB aber
ni6t no."
Grou: nDag fiebt Sir dbnlidl"
Mann: &eg' Did MIR ni6t auf,
ser S4irm NOR ia ni@t mebr nel1."
Srou: Song gleid. Sci i9led,
tenn @etter mar er nod INNER gut
getug.",
- 8meier1ei Mnii@ten.
rSSbr Sobn lit alio mirf1it
pleite?"
r2aderlid, er bat ia blob Son.
furs gemadt!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

Son benz tpeiben 9inenitran6e
Spabt bic Srn9frau peit binaus.
Sit's bic oft -beiuu9'ne Sii9'rin,
9eren @6ab I'M 8%ogen9ralls? -
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

morgengrub an on gerettten Selbtmor6er 6urd oen @eanaten NIT
Der @as-Nebn1na uo einem @trafuonoot meoen unbefugRn @asber'
broMbs.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

v@loubt ibr Srauen oe11n mirt.
lid, bob ibr nit eurer Bubiu9t
6en Mdnnern gefont?"
v@ir poHen ia gar nidt ben
MGnnern gefaqen, mir mollen n11r
-anoere 6ro1ler drgern."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-21
CITY WAS FORMERLY
DIVIDED INTO WARDS
Firemen Were Known by Company
Names, Individuals Owned
Equipment Yeara
Agoa
(By J. N. ANDREWS,

When ] wrote my nrst article about
old Pensacola had no idea there
would be a second and behold, here
Is the fourth.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-21
RECORD BREAKER
ENGINE PASSED UP
Old Plant System Engine No. III, Once
Fastest In World, Now Pulls
Slow Passenger Train

JACKSONVILLE. Aug. 2O.-Pulling a
slow local passenger train in Georgia is
the ''ten wheeler" which one day 20 years
ago travelled at a speed greater than that
OF any steam locomotive ever built, 100
miles an hour.
This engine, now Atlantic Coast Line
No. 30, was Plant System No. Ill when
it set the worlds record for sprinting
At the same time 1t won United States
mail contract between Washington, D.
c.. and Jacksonville
The Seaboard Air Line and the Atlantic
Coast Line-Plant System in March, 1901,
were conducting tests under observation
OF postal authorities. Each. road, 1t was
agreed, should run three trains to deter
mine which could handle the Florida and
Cuban mail the quicker. 1t was while
pulling the third test train between Sa-
vannah and Jacksonville that No. III OF
the Savannah. Florida and Western. just
delivered to the railroad by her builders
and still stiff from lack of use. unexpect-
eddy set its record that still stands.
Shortly after leaving Savannah, No. lot,
a new locomotive. assigned to the test.
developed a hot driving box and the Sea-
board test train passed it at Burroughs,
IL miles out. the two railroads paralleling
to that point.
At Fleming. % miles from Savannah.
No. 107 was still experiencing trouble and
when passenger train No. %. southbomd.
with engine No. III, in charge of Engineer
Lodge. overlook the test train. officials
substituted the Ill for the LOT. ordered
dispatchers to clear the road between
Fleming and Jacksonville and instructed
Lodge to push the engine to the limit.
A fire some years ago destroyed the
records on the run between Fleming and
Nov hr,k 81, hot
made the rs miles between waycross and
Jacksonville in 50 minutes, an average
speed of rs miles an hour.
The worlds record was set near Sore
ven. Ga. IL miles south of Jesup. where
No. Ill and her train covered five miles
in two minutes and thirty seconds.
No. Ill arrived at the union station in