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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-05-14
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-30
PROHIBITION AGENTS
HAVE THEIR TRIALS
tsy The Associated Press).

NEW YORK, March 29.-An outline OF
the difficulties presented in enforcing
the natio2al prohibition act is presented
by John F. Kramer, federal prohibition
commissioner, in an article in the nat
ional organ of the American Legion. the
American Legion Weekly.
Mr.. Kramer classifies his troubles IN
der seven heads, as follows: The border
problem; the Illicit distilling of whiskey;
the provisions for the use of Intoxicating
liquors in the manufacture of patent,
patented and proprietary medicines, hair
tonics, extracts and the like; the exist
ence of large quantities of liquor in bond;
the use of alcohol in the manufacture of
cereal beverages; home brewing and
distilling and the formation of reliable
organization of prohibition agents.
Despite these difficulties. Mr.. Kramer
says that the work of enforcement is
becoming easier and that the prohibition
authorities are gaining ground all the
while.
I'm a comparatively short time Mr..
Kramer declares, 1.-The attitude of peo-
pie toward liquor will have so changed
that it will be an easy matter to carry
out the provisions OF the law"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-30
WORLDS 100-YARD RECORD
is TIED BY CALIFORNIAN

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal,
March 29.-Charles Paddock, Univer-
sity of Southern California sprinter,
tied the worlds record of 80 seconds
in the 100-yard dash for the second
time within a week in a track meet
today between his college and Stan
ford university.
Paddock ran the 220-yard dash in 81
seconds fiat, breaking the worlds rec
ord for the event by one-fifth of a
second.
Last Saturday at Berkeley he ran
the distance in 20 4-5 seconds in a meet
with the University of California. If
Saturdays record is not allowed by the
A. A. IT,. said DR.. Frank Angel, head
timer. today's should be as there was
no wind. Three watches caught Pad
dock today at 81 seconds and two at
20 3-5.
In the 100-yard dash last Saturday,
Paddock made the same time he did
today. The former record in this event,
0 S-5 seconds, made first by Dan J.
Kelley at Spokane, Wash. in 1906, has
since been equalled by H. p. Drew and
Robert Cloughen.
Stanford university defeated the Uni
versity of Southern California in the
meet, rs to Sc.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-30
BASEBALL PRACTICE
SCHEDULED TODAY
Manager Ryan Wants All Players to
Be on the Field at $50 O'clock.

Baseball practice, which has been
suspended for two days owing to rain
and cold weather, will be resumed this
afternoon and Manager Ryan expects
all the players to be on the field
promtly at 4:3O o'clock or before that
hour IL possible. There will be no let
up in practice from now until Satur-
day, when the Louisville Coloncls ar
rive for q two game series.
Ham Gaines, who caught Sundays
game. will be back in town today or
tomorrow and will become a regular
member Of the local catching staff.
The team is being strengthened and
by Saturday Manager Ryan will have
an outfit capable of holding the Colo
nels to a real battle. Last Sunday was
the first time the men had been to-
gether in a game this season but the
teamwork began to show during the
last few innings and when the boys
take the field Saturday they will look
like a brand new bunch.
Manager Ryan has his eye on sew
eral men who may be called on to pep
I'D the team if any of those now trying
out fail to produce and there Is Httle
worry on the part of the local mana
ger that he will not be able to give
the Colonels a little more than q run
for their money.
The Colonies are bringing % real
honest-to- gosh ball players to town
Saturday-Friday highland the local
fans are planning to give them re-
ception that will make them sit up
and take notice. A number Of enter
tainment features are on the book and
full plans will be worked out today.
The real feature, however, will be the
reception accorded the visitors on the
playing field.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-30
ON ROAD TO BONEYARD

81 have Just finished a treatment of
your wonderful remedy and can say it
has done wonders for. me already. For
the past five years I have been I'M
able to eat any but the lightest food
and that but sparingly, as any food
caused me to bloat with gas. l was re-
duced to a skeleton Of ninety pounds,
and was on the road to the boneyard.
A friend in Birmingham sent me a
bottle of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy,
which / took, and 1 am sure it will
entirely cure me of my trouble, judg-
ing from what it brought from me and
the way I feel" 1t Is a simple, harm
less preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract
and allays the inflammation which
causes practically all stomach, liver
and intestinal ailments, including ap-
pendicitis. One dose viii convince
or money refunded.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-30

TY BANKS ON HIS PITCHING
STAFF
BY DEAN SNYDER

EN- ROUTE ON TExAS) WITH THE
DETROIT TIGERS, March Bon paper
the Detroit Tigers do not shape up as
pennant contenders.
In pep and spirit they are one of the
best teams in the American League.
They have caught the Cobbian spirit
OF fighting TO win!
Dotroits pitchers-always considered
their weakest department-are sweeten-
ing under Ty Cobb's management. 81
have always commended" says Ty that
Detroit has had good hurlers, but they
have been poorly handled
To Carry f2 HurIers.
There are Ia pitchers on the present
string. Twelve Will be carried
Dutch Leonard and Howard Ehmke
Will be the nucleus stars. Red Oldham,
George Cunningham, Dauss and Ayers
are veterans who have been going good
Bernie Boland's lame, arm is believed to
be fully recovered and he is likely TO have
big year.
In the youngster list Middleton, Conk-
wright. Sutherland and Holdings look
likely 20 stick
On the infield Lew Blue is the real
pep merchant. He'll hold down the first
sack He halls from Portland. Pen
Young is doped for second. DOME Bush
for short and Bobby Jones for third
first time IN years.
Strong Backfleld.
Joe Sargent, Bin Huber and Sam Hale
are trying for infield positions. One may
stick with crew.
Behind the bat Ty has Johnny Bass!er,
rom the Los Angeles club. Clyde Manion.
etnr vet, Eddie Ainsmith. another vet,
ana Larry woodRll. TIN be a tough lob
40 lot any one of them go.
Oobb's outfield with Harry Heilman in
right, Bobby veach In left and himself
in center makes hard-hitting trio. This
leaves the veterans Shorten and Flag
stead az extras.
pep 10 Assured.
Like iris Speaker, Cobb may find
himself setting the pace for his team
and as a result. outdoing some Of his
nrev,ous brilliant records. He loves TO
inaa the parade In whatever he's doing.
However the Tigers land this year.
other teams win know they have been
battling with a poppy crew
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-30
FIVE TIED IN BOWLING CONTEST

BUFFALO, March &c. Legg of
Sebring, Ohio, was high roller among
the bowlers in the singles of the Amer
lean bowling congress tournament to-
day, scoring a total of 659 pins, which
brings him into a tie for fifteenth
place. There are now five tied for this
position.
A total of 1,195 pins by C. Turner
and J. Gererts of Cincinnati was high
mark of the day in the doubles.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-30

France now has an acting army of
$50, men, divided as follows: 10000
Frenchmen, 100000 natives of northern
Africa, and 100000 foreigners and ma
tive colonials.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-30

FARMER GIVEN $4,000
FOR a4-ACRE LEASE
Spring VaAay-H. N. Owen, a
farmer here, disposed of an oil
lease on 35 acres of land in Till
man County, near Red River, for
s145,00O, and a. E. Haehuka leased
a tract of his land for S125 an acre.
1t will be seen by these transac-
tions that the list of plutocrats
among Tillman County's farmers
is growing. apace.
There is no oil on this lease and
the price indicates the wonderful
advances in the prices of OH leases
in the Southwest. The value of
the lease is many times the value
Of the land.-Western Oil Derrick.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-30

5EREAN TEAM TO PRACTICE
The Rerean baseball team of the
First Baptist church will have a prac-
tice game "Wednesday afternoon at the
East Hill diamond.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-30
SPORTS
EXHIBITION GAMES
At Oklahoma City:

At Oklahoma City:
r. II. e.
Cincinnati Nationals .........11 II A
Oklahoma City Western l.. 80. 10
atteries--Brenton. Napier and Har-
grave; Mitchell, Allen, Salisbury and
Parker. Hasley. Long.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-30
At Galveston:

r. II. Il.
Atlanta Southern Assn. 1920. 3
Galveston Texas l.. ...... 3 4 i
Ten innings; darkness.
Batteries-Suggs, Konnemann and
Manners. Schmidt; McGraw, Lee and
Japan, O'Brien.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-30

Batteries-W Williams, Reafe and San
borne; Johnson, Ollinger, Grant and
Gibson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-30

Batteriesr-Davis, Burwell and Sew
ereid; Reuther, Galore and Kruger.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-30

At Little Rock, Ark:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-30

Batteries-Perry, Collins, Ferguson
and Hoffman; Bennett, Verbout and
Wallace.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-30

Philadelphia Americans $500.
Houston Texas l.. ........... /
Batteries Perry and Perk-
ins. Plerrott Nichols and Wright, Gill
ham.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-30

Batteries-Baumgard and Lingle
stapleton; Robinson, Poolaw and Land,
Minor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-30

At Memphis:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-30

AT San Francisco:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-30

Chicago Nationals ........... A 6 2
San Francisco Pacific L. ..... 3 8 A
Ten innings,
Vaughn and Daley; Lewis
and Agnew.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-30
COLLEGE BASEBALL

Batteries -Symington, Coke, Chitten-
den and Dan, Peters; Liddon, Wallace
and Ward.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-30

At Lake Charles:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-30

Texas University ............
Observation-Disclosures Hodge, Reln-
hardt and Lees; Leissner and Hart.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-30
You DUN Your Leases

In buying leases you own them yourself and can do
as you like sell them drill them There is always
market for oil leases and inserting several copies
of what oil leases bring after the well IS in These copies
in thousands of instances every day in the world.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-30

At Washington:
Catholic University ..............
University of Pennsylvania .......
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-30

At Columbus, Ca:
University of South Carolina ......
United States Infantry ............
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18
Bcidlagna1me BON SdnapSbrens
nereien.
finoct 5ipei
Mpnbideinfabrifen.

Sci elmer 9ia5Sia in gficollet Gountp
lebte @ode 9elan9 eS etnen SnnoeS=
probibittonsagenteu, 5fpet 96napS=
brennereien uno etne aniebnli9e Oecnge
BON Weail6e 5u bei6lagnobmen.
Sine oaoon mar auf ser CHARLES
8lamam Tarm, Sic anoere auf Ser
2ouis 9aas Tarm, beioe in Ser @ez
narfung Stem Slpeben, etlpa eine
Metle ooneina11ber entfernt.
Ser 9lei6e N9ent itattete aud
9ficollet einen Beiu6 ab unb entbcdte
tn Sobn 6. Weepers Irtnfitube eine
Quart observation-disclosures. Sn allen
brei 6dllen >puroe BON 8erbaftllngen
Nbltano genommen nno Die bret
Mdnner tpurben leoi9lid angelpieien,
ii6 auf meitere @eiiun9en ieitens Ser
9fesierun9 sefabt 5u MAIDEN. Dies
mar oie erite 91a55ia bur6 etnen Bun<
beSbeanlten in 9}tcollet @ountp uab
Der Sa6lage nod rnub oieiem Sc
anlten befannt getpeien iein, mo 1i6
bie beioen 8rennereien befanbe1!.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18
Mnerfen1tn1tg fitr 9ie'u
nlmer &ait6imnter
Sanitratipn uno idmei6elbafte Be-
ipreduna III ,Sbe Sarmer" ppn
ct. SAUL. 9Dben0er 8rtef at
Staotihrei6er.

Ser prd6tise 9taltlaal, ben Seem
lllm in leinen1 neuen 9latbauie beitbt
unb ser nod lanse ni6t 10 all9emetn
benubt miro, ipte oieS ieiner 8eitimz
mung e1ltlpre6en >piirbe, bat au8mdrz
tige 9luf uf1nerflamfeit erregt unb etne
Nbbilbung bapon miro nebit elmer
entlpre6enoen anerfennen0en Bel6reiz
bung Sen 2elern Der in ct. Saul er=
l6einenoe11 3eitl6rift nIbe Tarmer"
Dor Nugen gefiibrt.
Sri. 9lnna Sarper, S6riftlettertll
bes Observation-Disclosures genannter
.3eitldrtft, bate selege11tlid etner
fiir5lt6en Nnipeienbett in Stem ulm
au6 Dem Haltlaale einen 8eiud abgez
ltattet un0 er 9eiiel ibr 10 gut, oab lie
BON einem bieligen photographer etlle
Nufnabme MAIDEN lieb, bic tn Ser
Nu8gabe beS uTarlner" pom 5. M}dr5
erl6ienen lit, beglcttet bon elmer sc
nallen 8eidreibung, bic ictnc gor5iige
ms re6te 2i6t ritcft. \
9lnbcroem bat Tr[. $oorper bcln
Staotl0reiber Mm. 8. Yader einen
iebr anerfel1nerben unb l6mei6elbafter1
Brief iiber oen 9taltlaal geldrieben
uno ibrn etne 91ummer BON uIbe
6arlner" iiberlanot, sic ben eripdbnten
9(rtifel nebit Slluitration e1tbdlt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18
Bur 6ettn1tg Der fon1z
1lten0en @e1terattp1t
8prlhlaa ppm 8unbesz nnb 9taats=
beitragen fir Giege nDn Mnttern
un0 neuqebprene11 GinDern.

Dr. 9cofielo, Yrdiibent oer Mnnez
lota Yub1ic 6ealtb Nlioctatton, lenft
Sic 9(ufnerfianlfeit oorauf, bab Senaz
tor Garlen eine @orlage in Der
5taatSlesiSlatnr einsereidt bat, ote
oorliebt, oab ser @taat Minneiota
ei11en jdbrlt6en 8etras bon $780,
663.18 fit bie 8flege bon D1iittern
uno neugeborenen &inbern 5ur Ser
fiis11ng ltelle rlnb baour6 li6 Die 8ez
ftimmungen Der Sbepporbz9onnerz
Borlage Sunute made, Bic iasen, bab
sic BunbeSreeierung ie0em Staate,
Der onf oieie @eile fir bic @rbaltung
Ser fommenben Generation Tiirlorge
trifft, aus BunoeSmitteln $4,000
unb ba5u nod iootel 5ur 8erfiigung
ltel(t, fpie Ser @taat ielblt fiir oteien
3>ped betpilli9t.
Wirb @enator @arlepS @orlage
an9enom,nen, 10 iperoen oann Dem
5taate Minnelota jdbrli6 $6l 1866
fir bieien 3iped sl1r 8erfii9nng iteben.
Ote 5terbli6feit BON &inoern TIT
nerbalb bes erlten 2eben8jabre8 lit
eben infolse otelfa6 mangelenoer ent=
lpre6enber 8fle9e eine beionoerS grobe
uno So lon ipltematii6e 9lrbeit leitens
oes 5taates etnieben. Dr. 9cofielo
ri6tet an alle, bic fir bic annabme
oieler 8orlase linb, bie oringenoe 4ufz
forberung, in bieiem 5inne an ibre
2egiSlatoren su l6reiben, UNI 10 auf
bic Nnnabme bin5ulpirfen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18
Mn ,tllierf Mbou,lentcn!

Sinnen Der5leBten pa1r WD6en
baben mir ein ,leues MbreiezGpz
item eingefiibm. Gs 1T nid)t ans=
geidlpiIen, bdR bel bem 6erfellen
Ser neuel. ,,slencils," fid, 6ebler
cingeih1ide1 haben. SDllte
Mame poer Morei1e iti6t rihti9
iein, 10 lailenIGie u1ts bies, bite,
ipiiIen, ipoai, ettuaige Setter TO-
fort fprrigirt iperocn fDnnen.
9uf benz Mufflebesettel lit audi
bas 9lblaufsoatum BEG Mbpnne=
ments angege5en. @enn es ba=
rauf beiRen ipllte, San. 20, 10
nleint hies, Dafs Slr Mbpnnement
1,ur be51hlt iifbis sSanuar 1920;
Sic alip iiber Gin Sabr NIT eSbrem
Qlbpnnement I'M &iifitanb iinb.
gfur iuIhe, oeren Mblaufsbatum
BON Mpril big 9e5ember 1921
poer eSanuar big Mdr5 1922
lautet, babeu in 8praus be5ablt.
scben Sic min ssSbr glblauts=
batum i1ad,. gSeun Sic nah Die
fem nod I'M Niifitanbe iinb, 10
,pare es uns ielr angenebm tpenn
Sic Sbr advancement iet,t besab=
len ipiiroen, ,penn es S1nen mDa=
lid) lit, bies tni1 5u fDnnen. @ir
-baben nniereu Mbpnnementspreis
trpk Der bpbeat H apierpreiie unb
bpben 9lrbeitslnbne niebt erbDbt
uno oestpegen fDnnen ,pir bas
Ge6 um 10 notluenoiacr eebrau=
6en.
MGe, bic i'm 8praus be5ablen,
bcfpmmen ben gabrer 9iute1.oe
8pte ais 3rdmte,l Splde, sic
i'm Gprans be5ablt baben uno ben
&alenoer npd 11idt befpmmen
baben, ipllten iid 10 idnell >pie
nDgli6 meloen, ebe ser &orrat
pergrifen lit.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18
spnntas &uuiirmatio,'.
Babl Der &pniirmanben 46 III Der
ct. 8aulsz, 10 in Der Tr1ez
bensfird)e+

Nm fonlrnenbel1 Son1,tag, alS am
Baln1lonntas, firbet &onfirn1atton
itatt; Die Som firn1aubenflalie TT IN
Ser ep.zlutb. ct. Souls z@emetnDe 40,
in ser ep. sSrieben8fir6e 10.
Die 91amen ser &onf ftrmanben ltnO:
G11aben 6er11a1l 8erseneter,
George gfeilen, German Brntol6nb,
Sarrp 5toll, 5erman Marte11s, @lz
nler 8ruesfe, 9lrnolb @ierfe, Nlfreo
Tubner, Otto Tiemener, @arrp Wa11z
berlee, Gon1llnb @inede, Nrtbllr Wttl=
brett, 9arrD Ma6o, Nr111tn gfeilell,
6erma1 Rlob, Gomin Ndermann,
6omaro @lasmarn, 8iliam 99rte=
fer, Silton Osipalb, @erbaro 6el1ter,
Nffreb gbemlib, Trib 8rano, 8ictor
Tritlde, Sarolo 8ierbal1m, Goelbert
6ellmann nno @omuno 8uenser.
Nedbden = Mlma &ren5, 2eone
Trik, Mamie @teie, sl1ma Witt,
Nlice Mltmann, 2eone @eroan, Srma
@orbeS, 2uella 2oel6, Gntma Gar=
1teot, Nlpba sBafer, @pelt11e @telete,
emma 6ubner, Ilice 8ellner. Ser
tba 9adbartb, Oora Tbebens, 9ertba
Titfe, @ona 8rueSfe, NgreS Yaz
ntbfe, MgneS @utb uno Srene Ibeloe.
Sn ser. Trteben8semetnoe >perpen
fonfirmiert folsenoe:
&nabel1-Stto 8or6ert, Hetnbaro
Bruesfe, Sobn &onafomib, Soiepb
&oled, 2aprence &robn (9ftcollet),
@pan 91agel u1b Nrtbur s3ar1l.
Mao6en-Nrolene Dallmann, ylo=
renee @ngel, 9lltce @anSfe (Gnig),
@oelpn @aeeborn, 9illian 9eile, 90
rotbp Maner, alice Bfetffer, Noeline
Goeoer, Sba @6iemann 2eonora
96lottmall 8era 96reper uno 2eona
1auer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18
9ntbera1ter brau1elt
l1ene 8anplane
9lQe pDrgelegten 9slGne eripieien ii6
alS 5u hDd. 9ie Soften iDllen
nid)t bDber 1perben ais bic 3eid=
nungen BON $4,000.

Die 8orlteber l111b Der Bauausl6ub
ser eb. lutb. ct. Haul8gen1einoe baben
in einer am 9onntagna6nlittag tn Ser
&ir6e abgebaltenen gemetniamen Ser
Ian1mlung alle fir oie @rrt6tung oes
3ubaus 5ur lntb. @emeirbeldule eir=
gerei6ten Nngebote abgelebnt, >petl alle
beoente11b bober iparen al8 0ie CUR
gerfiigung febe11oen Mittel, oenn oie
gelon1tfolten lollen ni6t er0ber letn
ais Sic 3ei6m1nsen, sic $35 900 aus
MAIDEN.
@s lagen fol9enoe 9n9ebote fit Sen
ol[genteinen 8oufontraft Dor: Stir
eire11 3ubau SO bel 80 SUP: Mueller
& 9on, Stem l1lm, S32, ,99O; @eiz
lan6t & 9teeemar1n, Seem nlm,
S35, ,429; &aiier & &eute, Seem lllm,
$50, ,208; Otto Iappe, Stem lllm,
$50, SIG; 9tpen1o11 Gonltruction &c.,
|9t. Yaul, $37, $50; S. $. 91elion
60, Manfato, $38, 8,012; S. S.
8romn @oni itructton &c., Minne=
apolts, 500, $40, unb 9lnton Sell,
Minneapolts, $45, 1000.
Stir etnen s3ubau so bel 70 Tub-
Mueller & 5oll $29,663; Otto
Iappe, $3O,599; @eilanbt & gtegez
ma1l1, $32,2O4; &atler & Geute,
$34 ,208; S. 8. 91elion 60, $34 ,474
unb S. $. 8rolpn onltruetion &c.,
$35, $40.
Oen1 8auausidulie eeb0ren an
@m. gtellies, 5ermann S. Haabe,
5ermann Nufoerbeibe, Gnnil 9. 9e1n<
pei nnb Sreb SSlpalb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18
YrpDuftennerlam mluug.

q. s.. Storf bon Neip llln uno@111.
g. Storf bon Ippler pertrate1 Bic bic
liee Yroouftenfirma Storf 8roS. auf
ser Sabresperlanmlung Ser 9outber1l
Minnelota @gg, 8utter ano Bonltrp
Slippers Nilociation am lehten Tretz
tag i'm 5aulpougbz Sote( in Manfato.
Srau gSn1. 9. Storf uno Srau Soa
S5tas begleiteten iie uno oerbra6ten
oen Sag auf 8eiud bel 6rel1noen.
9(uf SET 8eriammlllng, Ser 1875
Dfitslieoer beiipobnten, lpuroen Seit~
gen1dBe Tbelnen beipro6en. Sc
>purben sic folgenoen 8eanlten &C.
tpdblt: Yrdiioent, Treo Gommel,
sfo6eiter;; 8i5eprditoe1t, $. <Noad,
9lrlington; Sefretdr= S6aBlneiiter,
@eorae Anitetb, 6airmont,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18
unler iyreuno, sSacDb 6al

nnler Jreunb, Sacob 9auer,
teilt uns NIT, oab Der Sdaben, uel6er
lebte g8o6e in letnem an 9forb D}inz
neiotoitrabe 9elegenen @obnbau8
our6 Tener oerurladt mur0e, gdn5li6
bilrd 8erli4eruns geoedt lit. 9err
Sauer erin6t un8 aud, ber bieiigen
Teueripebr ieinen perbinoliditen Danf
auS5uipreden fir baS piinftlibe @tnz
trefien am 8ranoorte uno bie tii6ti=
gen 2D16arbetten.
- Serr nno Trau Sobn &amratb
nebit I06tern, @ba unb Glla, nnterz
nabn1en am 9onnta9 eine Nlltofabrt
nad ct. @lair, tpolelbit iie Der Teier
bes @eburtSta9eS bon sSrau &am=
ratbS gater, @. so. 6rpeblih, BET
ipobnten. Die meilten &irber oeS
Subilaren maren 5lsegen l1nb olle
freuten ii6 in trauten1 8eilan1menz
iein. Die Bamilte Gamratb febrte
an oemlelben Nbe11b bierber 5uriid. /.
- CHARLES 5auenitetn reilte
@annStasmorser na6 8ebforb, Sno.,
mo ieine Neutter, sSrau 6enrietta
9auenitetn, auf 8eiu6 bel ibrer 1o6z
ter, Trau @arl Tuerlt u1o Balnilie,
an Blinobarme1lt;iinoung erfranft
mar, 1ooab iie li6 ether Operation
unter5ieben nubte, tpobei ii6 beranSz
fel[te, bab Ser 8linobarm bereits
geplabt mar. 3rot ibreS bober Nl=
ters bat iie Sic Speration gut iiberz
I ltanoen uno ibre @eneiung ma9t be-
frtebigelbe lprtl6ritte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18
&arl &ueblbab fii1t>
oigt &anoioatnr at
Wsauer f:is srse. g. gercpe .fir
6tabtrat npn Der 8. @arb. Gube
in Ser 1. unD 2. g8arb. Samstag,
26, Wtdr5, lebte @elegenbeit,

Garl @uebl6a6 bat leine aanoioaz
tur fur Staotrat BON Ser 3. @arb
angefinbigt al5 G5egenfanotoat bon
M1n. g. gercoe, ser feine 9fonimaz
tionSpetition on Monta9lnorgen bet1n
l6reiber gSn1. s.. 8ader ein9erei6t
bat. Die Betition beS 6errn &uebl=
bad lit iebt I'M nmlaufe.
@8 bat SEN Nnlbein, ols ob Sic
Staotrdte Otto S. Ssapalo bon Der
1. uno Scarf $. 9ufoerbetbe bon Der
2. @aro fetne Sppolttion ftnben
ipiirone.
eamstas, 26. @}ar5, letter Sag,
9an1Stag, 26. W1drs, lit al8 5neiz
ter 5amStag Dor ser 9taotipabl, sic
am Dten8tae, 5. 9lpril, ltattfinoet,
Der lette Sag fir Die Ginrei6ung bon
YetitDnell bon &anbibaten fiir Staot=
rat beim 5tootldreiber.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18
Mproaltfan a1tf
friiberen 9te'u l1lnter
6. gs. .. !9cioemann auf icincr
Gan6 in SbabD nun ietnem
Tyormorbciter George Dpoelfran5
ourd) Gdrptid)uR idmer ner=
lpuuDet.

Tplgenoer 3eitungSauSi6nitt iiber
cil1en Mproanfan auf einen friiberen
9fep lllmcr lit unS 5a9elonot moroe'l;
8onners Te,r), Soabo, 6. De
Weit 9(rlnen unb &0rper our6l01ert
BON 56rotf0rnern uno elmer offenen
8unoe ant Gopf bur6 etnen 96lag
NIT cincn1 5teine befinoet lt6 :. US.
$. Seibemonn IN beoentli6em s3u=
ltauoe. ST gibt an, bab iein Mnge=
itellter @eorge Oobeltran5 ibn ansez
sriffen bot.
Der 9[nsriff eriolete auf Ser 9land
bcs Scrrll 5eiDemarn neun W}ellen
noro0ltlid BON 8onners Serrp. 9err
S5etocmann l1no DoOelfra11s lparen
ausgegangcr, um 5u jagen. gttdt
meit bon SET 5utte ipanote ltd yooelz
fra11,, lpie oerr Seioemann erfldrt,
pbne ieoe Yrooofation UNI llno fenerte
orcinlal urf i'm, ,porauf er ibm nod
Sen Gopf NIT cincm groben Steine
munbldIug; bonn ldeint ct 9eglarbt
su bobc11, oab iein Spfcr tot lei, uno
rannte ne9. Or. 6. 6. Trp lciitetc
Serrn Scioemonn drstlide 9ilfc uno
lieb i'm na6 bent bieitgen 9olpitale
brt119en. gcin Irffommcn 1T 5ipetz
felbaft.
Serr Sei6emonn lit felt neru
Sabren In bieiem Gountp. Gr 1T etn
grabnierter ser Sobn 5opfinsz Unit
pcriitdt llno I'M sanSen Gountp mobl=
onge1cben ais @ortragmetit iter uno err
fobrener Yflanser BON 9aatfartofieln.
@r lpl1rbc fiirSli6 gum 9efretdr beS
i5ar1nbitros bon 8ounoarpz@Du1ltp
oemablt. OobelfranS lpuroe bt8bcr
nod nidt ergrifie11. M1an 9laubt,
oob ct bie Sat IN einem SrrlinllSanz
fol( bcgangen babe, ocnn CT mar ldon
eil1ma( eillige 53eit in oem Srre11a1pl
IN Srofino, Soabo.
ssrii6er bter Statipnsagent.
oerr Setoemalln mar friiber piele
Sabre lane StationSasent Der Nortbz
meitern gobn bier in SEEM llln1.
g4abreno Ser 5ellion BON 1889 Der
trat er Bromn Gountp I'M llrterbaule
ser StoatslegtSlatllr.
@r Dar aud eine a3eit lang gefrez
tdr Der Mderbaugeielll6af BON Bromn
Gountn. @r piomete >pdbreno leineS
9(ufeutbaltes in Stem lllm leine frete
Belt ben @ortenbau, belonooers Der
Bf(Q13e15u6t, uno mar ais Sblt=
;iid]ter al(gen1ein bctannt uno allsee
leben.