davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16
Mpnatli@e @eburtsta9sfeier.

2etten DonnerStagna6mittag fanb
in Sen turner Stub Ndumlt6feiten Bic
monatlt6e @ebuttStogsfeier ocs 5ufn=
er 6rauenoereinS itatt. Statt oes 9ez
m0bnltdcn BroerammS bate oaS be-
trefienoe &omitee eth groeranlm BON
@elanser1 arrangiert. a3mei BON BEN
@oulb Suneens lieferten multfalilde
Nummcr11 NIT Mulifbeglettung nno
Sri. Sulia Meper glan5te NIT ether
8orlelung. Sic fleine @ltSabetb
Coleman iibcrlicfertc Die @eburtstagSz
9ratu(otio1en. Die 0cburtsta9s5clez
branten paren Trall Minna Tranf,
Brau Nugult 9ummel, Trau Sert1ar
STARTS, 6rau @m. 6ritide, 6rall
Nnna Malt5abn, Trau S. @. Sobnz
lon, Tra1l 6enrp. s. Sleeper, Brap
@erman S6eman nno Tran Anna
Ntnfe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16
GKis unb nmeeeeno.

SEER nnb Trau @m. Citrate bon
Seem Him mare11 lebten Sreitag bier
gu 8eiud.
Die Direftoren beS bieiisen @ote
&reu3 Ginbett u1lo sic Sdulrdte BON
Sen perl6tebenen S6ul=O iitriften IN
Conn Mtlforo bielten bteier Gage etne
Scr ammlung I'M Mtlforb Stub 9onie
NIT Note &ren5 @elbern ben Nnz
fanf bon perl6tebenen no%ttpenbigen
56nl Nrttfeln fiir bic S6ul Diitrtfte
IN 1omn Mtlforb 3u beipre6en.
@tne Mn5abl iunge 2eute perl an1z
melten lt6 lebten Brettasabeno I'M
Nnton 96niib Setm unb maren Nnz
ton 96mib. ST.. bebiilfli6 ieinen Sc
bnrtstag at fetern. Man perfiir3te
ii6 Sic 3eit init geielli6aftli6en
Sptelen nnb alle itn0 it6 oartn etnig,
bab lie einen b06it an%ge1lebmen Nbeno
I'M S6mtt 9eim %perlebten.
Die SRI. 9elen @oebfe nn0 W}t1ntc
Yu6ner, 2ebrerinnen IN SEN 56ulz
Diitrtften SEQ. so nnb Is plancn Elm
gemeini6aftli6eS @6ul .Yrosramm
fir ben Nbenb beS %. DECEMBER IN
ser @1lig @alle. Muf Dem Bro9ramm
beS Nbenbs itebt etn 8aSfet 9ocial nnb
audi Elm fleineS 5beater ltiid. Sin
bD6it ansenebmer Nbeno itebt alien
lol6en bie bieiem Brogramm Bet
mobnen, in Muslt6t.
sos. &nelbS ting lebte Wo6e etne1l
Tu6s.
Serr nno Trau @alter 5arrtS
pobnten lebten OonnerStagabeno oer
mn ltfalii6en Yroouftton u5onenz
moontonn" IN Stem nlm bel, mel6eS
BON ser Nmertcan 2egton gegebe1l
murbe.
@ine srobe an5obl 6reunoe un6
Ma6barn p%erlammelten ii6 Oonnersz
tagabeno letter ISOLDE I'M Mu9uit
MoGoff Setm INN Serrn Nolloff be-
bulfli9 gu iein ietnen @ebl1rtStag 31l
fetern. Seocrmann amiiiierte ltd)
fD1tlt6.
Serr nno Brau Go. 2ambre6t iino
sic gliidli6en @ltern eineS 50dterz
dens mel9eS 5onntag ietn grl6eincn
ma6te.
Serr uno Brau Sobn gtebenbrunz
ner bon Stem lllm mare11 Sonntag i'm
%. s. Seimam 6eim 5u Gaite.
Marti11, Mi6aro uno Sillian Sroz
oerien nno Splpta @eSfe mobntcr1
9amstagabcno elmer geielIi6aft III
Stem ll(m BET.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16
9anfidauna.

@ir neb1nen bteie @elegenbeit pab1
Mep. 0clibant unb BEN S6mei tern bcl
8armbcr5i9feit III Baltimore, W}o,
uno @crrn uno Trau s. s. 8opo uno
anoeren Breunocn Sic nod oem unfaa,
ser ocn Eo9 I'M eres %9eliebten @obnea
unb 8ruoetS
.Soepb 9 tn0er
berbcifubrte, 10 uneisenniitis 2iebcs<
oienite ermteien unieren ber5lt6iten
uno ttef9efiiblteit item 9anf auS5uiprcz
6en. Nu6 ipredcn mir alien uniererl
Treunoen unb Ma6barn Sic uns bel
SEM berben un0 uneri eblt6en Serlllt
bilfret6 uno tr0iteno CUR Seite itonoen
unb allen mel6e bem Acknowledgements
%betmobnten unieren ttefgefibltcl item
Oonf aus. 3u ipecienem Oanf perz
pflidtet lino mir Sen 8lumeniperloern
uno 5argtrdgern uro inSbclonbere
91ep. S. Yo5cf fir ieine troitretdcn
Morte.
@err un6 Trau Sgnab 8inber
uno Tamilie.
MbDnnicrt arf bieie 3eitnna-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16
8rieftafsn.

S, S.-Sb es Sunefern Gersa=
mentpapier 9iebt, milien mir ni6t.
Sunfcrn Bergament aber mirb aus
SEN 9duten nelt9eborener 2dmmer uno
a3tesen bergeitellt.
S. 10 %iterlonntag fdllt nd6ites
Sabr auf SEN 16. Nprtl, ser Mrbetterz
tag auf Sen 4. september.
s. 9.-@aS Sic uNlte @elt" Sen
9e1cinigtcn Staaten i6ulbet? Nul
bios baS biibi9e Summden bon ST. :
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16
Gbos. 8. Moos bon @el(ino

Gbas. 8. MooS bon @ellingz
ton, &anias mar SamStag n1o
5onntag bier Tim feline Mutter 5ll
beiuden uno ieine pielen 6rellnoe
Su sriiben. Seit ieinem lebtel
6icrlein lit Serr Moos @robz
patcr %seporocn unS oteie ncllc Mtirz
sc ideint ibm fcine bcloaocrc1l
S6mtertefeiten 5l bcreitcn. Mtc
Scrr MooS u11s m1ittcilt lit etnc Sc
tpeg1lng untcr oen Miiblenbciteer1
in &anlaS I'M Sang cine &arlaoung
M1ebl 5uiammen5ubefommcn ftir bic
Notleitcnoen IN Mnblano. Die
Me0inston Mi4 &c., bon melder
@err MooS Manager lit, wtro so
SAT- Mlebl fir 0ieien 3wcf Bet
Iteuern.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16
Ser @erlaiaer &ertrag cine nSpo:
iiinDe."

Der S%erorsseber ser So1lOoner
u9fation," $. @. M%antnsbam, fommt
IN ei11cm Nrtifcl iiber Sic Ginoritde, Die
CT mobrcnb iet1es 8eiudeS tm belebter1
Seutldlano gemar1, alld ouf ote
Sdulofrage gu ipred)en. ST mar er=
itolll1t sl lcben, mte lebr tic gcraoe ote
beiten 9eutlden beiddfttgt uno ipte
lid, sic beutlde 9plfSleele, 10 ul11l9e=
ldaftsmdbis" bas flinse1 m0ge, 9ege11
nid,ts nlcbr 1trdrbe, oils gcge1 Die
Sddr1olidfett beS %er5nungenen
SdulbbefemtniHes. Sn alien letncn
Ge,prdden NIT 9eutl6en iet btele
ssrase INNER mieDer aufgetau6t uno
Gin 0eutider babe ibm etnmal selagt:
nSbr G%nsldn6er miinidt, oab
9eutld[ano pieber auf Sic 8etne font
men unb bab es ibm ielbit gut 9eben
foil. @te fDm1t ibr baS aber et9entz
ltd, pe1111 elre Ibeorte be8 &rte9eS
cud lebrt, bab Sic 9eutl6en TIM
breibis Sabre NIT poler lleberlegnng
porbereitet unb Baum our6me9 mir
barbariider @ra.i amfett gcfiibrt be-
ben? Miit einer iolden Station f0nnt
ibr nidts gu tur baben; tbr nno Guz
ropa miibt eud %freuen, iie los gu letn.
Mailinsbam er5dblt, mas CT anf lol>
dc Ienberungen o%nt>portete uno NIT
meld)en N%rgu1nenten ct oas belltlde
&erlan9e11 nad ether @te0eraufnabme
Der 96ulofrose unb ibrer @ntidei=
burs burd cine u11parteiti6e Inter
iud)ung befdmpfte, UNI oann tort5uz
fabrcn: uNber ct mub gelteben, oab
meme grsumente mid ielbit nidNt
iberseusen fonnten. OaS 0eutld>z
LAMB nod bcm Grteg reastert lebr
warm auf bas bibden @11tsegellfom<
men, bas mir tbm beSeugtcn. Sn
@hleiien, In &Dl11, III 8erltn bot
0eutl6lano BON brttii6en Solbat' n
iene billise 8ebanolnns erfobr II
unb es bot ansefan9e11, letne al e
1enben5 neu gu belcten; Die cnls
I;idje 2iteratur uno ben en9lilden
Gbarafter 81 ioealilieren. 9euti6=
lulo meib, oab MIR lctnem pcr5mctfe(
ten Gampf inns 2ebcn Grfolg lpiin=
lden, eeraoe 10, pie es weib, bab
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16
Der WicDlet Gountn Ie1enbpn Som.

Der Miconet County ge1epbon Cont
panp uno ieitber lit sic Tamilie IN
ct. Setter mobnbaft Inter oen
@diten bon Nusmdrts mel6e ser
itlbernen 6o63eit beimobnten maren
Trau .. @rnbenoorf bon @ranb
Napios, Minn. lrno sic Senrp unb
Netnbolb &obn unb @rpoin s3teife
Bamilten bon Gourtlano. 9ic iSeier
seitaltete ii@ gu einer b0@it ansez
nebmer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16
1l,O84,8O2,341.6

$ll,OS4,8U2,34l.01
g. s.. 8.-Dte Nngabe, bab Der
grobe Brano tn @bicago TIM Sabre
1871 bur9 uTrau 9earp'S &ubN per=
ur1adt lein lol, BON ser man iaSt, tie
babe beim Melfen Sic Sellampe unit
gemorfen, i6eint etne 6abel 5u ietn.
SIM 5eptember bteie8 Sabre8 nnterz
nabm Elm &omitee etne nnteri u6ung
bieier 2eeenbe uno Ser etgentlt@en
Branouria6e nnb fam babet 81 fol-
genoem @dlub: Trau 2earp nno tire
Sub batten NIT ser Teueritiftung
ni@tS gu tbun, benn Ste 6lammen
bra6en erl t mebrere 9tnnoen mad
SEM M1elfer aus nnb gu etner 3eit, 6a
Sic Trau i6on ldnsit 5u 8ette mar.
6eit5ui teben i6etnt aber, bab Die SLANT
men IN bem S'2earpi6en Sauie aus
bra6en, aber aber sic @nt itebung 0eS
TeuerS fonnte .1i6t8 8eitimmte8 en-
mittelt merbena !
6. M.-Nmfl 1. Sanuara 1922 iol[
Deutl6lan6 Sen Nlliirten Sic s6leinigz
felt BON 500 900, 600 @ol0marf be-
3ablen unb am Is. Gebruar meitere
5000, 600. Nm criten Nprtl lit
Damn mteber eine 53ablung bon etner
balben Milltarbe @olomarf unb am
Is. Scat cine BON 85,0O0,000 fdlltg.
@o Sic beutide Megterung bteie Gum
men bernebmen ion, i6etnt CUR 3ett
Nftemanb I'll milien.
g. S.-1MI lit Sic ab9efir5te 8e=
5ei6nung fiir SEN mtrfungspoll item
9prensitoff, SEN cioiltiirte Meni6en
erfunoen baben, UNI chamber nit
sr0btm09lt6er @dneli9fett tn SEN
6immel-ober lonitmobtn 5u bef0rz
oern. Ser mirfltde Shame biele8
Gultnr it0ff6ens, lit 3riznitro<toluol.
9. S.-Ote natiirlt6en 6ilfSquelz
len nno ser Marft GbinaS urb ct
birienS mcrben porauS ii6tli6 Sic 8eu<
te ietn, Sic ser Steser I'M na6 ten
Meltfrieg etnbeimit, porau8geiett, bab
ctn @ieger iibrtg bletben miro, Der sic
Madt beiibt, ii6 bie @bineien sefii9i9
3u MADDEN. Mir fiir9ten, oab Sic
Gtotltiatton ser meiben Galien etren
ametten @eltfries ni6t iiberleben ntro.
Damn fommen Sic q iater mie0er an
sic Netbe.
3. @.-Die s3abl ser Millionare
lit nt6t leidt feit5uitellen. Onr@ bic
@infommenit euer aber lit ermtttelt
moroen, bab 81 2eute Elm Ginfommen
BON elmer Mtllton baben, 33 ein iolde8
BON 1 1z2 Mtllton, 16 bon 2 Meilz
lioncn, II BON 3 MtQionen, 4 BON 4
MiQionen, 2 bon 5 Mtltonen uno
ether BON nod mebr. @er 0iel CT 1T,
merben Ste mobl mtiien.
s. @.-N6t5ebn bis 3tpan5tg 500
nate na6 ser Yaarung mirft 0aS @lez
fantenzW etbden Elm SungeS.
S. Scr 9fa6bar fann 8dume
bis an ietne @renSltnte pflan5en, menn
Ct rtsfteren min, 6ab ibm ipdter ser
anoere 9fa6bar sic iberbdnsenoen
a3metge abldst, o6er Sic 6rii6te einz
betmlt i.
8. 2.-u@prineerle":: 1 8funb fetz
mes Mebl, l 8fun0 a3uder, betoes gez
iiebt, 4 arobe @ter, l @alnub grob
8utter, 2 9robe Meiieriptben boil gez
reinigte Yottaid (ooer l 1eel6fel pon
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16
.6err nnA Grn1t Sttn M

SEER nn6 Trau Stto 81.
&obn bon ct. Setter, friibere 1poblz
befannte Stem nlmer, feterten Nlets
ten Donnerstag I'M @etm Ser M1ltz
ter Brau Solepbtne 6olftng an
Norb 8roabmap, tbre itlberne Sodz
3ett. Die Subtlare mur0en bter
int Stem ll1n1 am 8. De3ember
1896 IN sic So enfeiieln ser Gbe
gei6mtebet nn6 naren Sabrelang
bier mobnbaft. 8or etlt6en Sabren
iprroe @err &obn Manager bon
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

@ine sriinoltde Madprliung bes
@eriotucr @ertroges bGlt Se1ator
gorab fiir bos etn5tse Mittel, sic @elt
ppr Gbaos Su bclpabren. Gin War=
11er, oeljeu @orte Sic benfbar ern lte1te
8cadtrn9 Derbtencn!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

Gine idier %nnsloubltdc Na6lait9=
felt lit ihulo baro,1, bob fetnc 9eloer
mebr fir Sic Inter liiitsung BON &rtegS=
pcritiimmelten p%orbanben 1t1o.
&ommt oem Gpngreb outs Sii1oenz
rcotltcr!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

~ M,it unslaublidem 2etdtitm i6etnt
in Ganias Gttp bos Smpfpele 1 &C.
honobobt moroen gu iein. Sour oo<
burd Sic pielen 8latternz5 CODES lille
erflGrltd!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

~ 81 sem Ila11, Amerifa, England,
Tronfret6 ul1b Sapan 81 etnen1
@iertrbu11b SIT peretni9e11, baben mtr
berslid mente 8ertral1cn. @letd=
bel, unter Incident 9famen CT ourdz
ocfiibrt mcroe1l mag!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

@on redtSmeeen iollte ie6e8 ein=
seine Mitslte0 ser Se9ton eth amt
Tides Seiltsenidei1z 3eugnts au8se:
felt crbalten. 9as audi Dor 0ert61
orerfamlt mcrbcn miibte!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

Grittf o1l irgenb ether Sanolung
ser 2e9ior (ober beren M}ttglteoern)
At iibe11, lit lelb ltperltdnoli6 bunoert<
prosenttg rr1patriottid. 9}ur mtll oaS
nid)t ieoer etnieben!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

@dbreno Sapan feierltde Nbfom=
men NIT Mmertfa, England uno
Nronfrei6 idltebt, liebdllgelt es
9leidscttig NIT 9cuti6an0. Metl
man niemals mtl Ien fann!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

9dteter uno paterlanbsloi e8 Sc
iir,bel ldei1cr tn 8erlin bas grobe
@ort su bobcn. @eil Sic Gegterung
ii6 11tdt sic &raft 81 ether NngtaS=
retrtQu119 autra1t!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

9labesu oumd6tis bleibt tn .9ez
milien &reiien brttiider Ginflnb. UNI
au1m llnaliid baben seraoe biele &retle
6as polittide Seft tn ben Sdnoen! &
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

p aud bas miro 9eutidlanb ais
@erbrede1t a11serednet, bab es fet11e
Nrbeitsloligfeit sort gtbt. Sn Mtrf=
lidfeit scr ltdrfite gdubbamm gesen
Inn t1rs!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16
&erauseeber, Nlbert @tetnbauier
Entered at the Post Office at New Ulm, Minr
as Second Class Mail Matter.

r Sn 30N@efunben bat ein 9onSp1t,er,
9lidter 316 Sdetbungen auf etnlna1
ausgeiproden. Sen lonten >ptr nadl
Nmertfa perpfla1lSen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

F @osy 0ur6 s3abisfett ou6F ein
fletues Golf al1srtdten fe1ln, oaS bo=
ben Sic Srlanoer bemteien. @tn Weltz
reid bat Dor tbm Sic @afien &c tredt!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-16

Mbonniert anf bicie 3eitnua
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11
CAULEY AGAIN TO
FACE CREDIT MEN
Cleveland Secretary to AID.
dress Local Organization
Thursday.

On Thursday night, April IA, in
the Rotary room of the Oliver. d..
W. Caulcy, secretary eff the Cleve-
land association of Credit Men, will
address the South Bend credit
men, az their annual membership
banquet, which will start at $50
o'clock.
The Prevention Of Bad Debt. d"
will be the speakers topic and the
credit men OF this city are antici-
pating some live wire hints on the
avoidance OF the ceaseIess trouble
Of the workers in this country.
Mr.. Cauley has spoken before the
members Of this organization be-
fore and the program committee
has assured those who were not
present at his last speech that ~
rare treat is in store for them"
ITO Have and 10 Hold One Hun
dred Members is the slogan of the
membership committee and they ex-
pect TO fill all seats at the organi-
zation banquet on Thursday even
ing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11
LUD COOK ARRESTED
FOR DRIVING MACHINE
WHILE INTOXICATED

Lud Cook was lodged in Jail sun
day evening upon the charge of driv-
ing an automobile while intoxicated
y companion William Young was
also arrested on a charge Of drunk
eness. Cook is alleged to have ran
into machine driven by Clarence
Kale. SOC w Jefferson st. at
Prairie av. and Sample ST. about S
o'clock. Neither car was badly
damaged and none of the occupants
If the cars were injured.
After the accident ne tried 10
escape by fleeing but fast work b.
Motorcycle Officer Diver who
answered the call prevented this.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11
STEVE BRODIE" HAS
NOTHING ON THIS MAN
BY Associated Press :

BY Associated Press:
NEW YORK. April 10.-While
motion cameras clicked on the deck
Of a tug in the East River Sunday.
Daniel Carone, 81. of Mount Vernon.
putting a cigaret, leaped from the
center Of Brooklyn bridge and was
picked up in the water 1873 feet
below, alive and unframed. 1t was
his second jump from the structure,
the first being made in 1915.
A policeman saw Carone spring
from an automobile on the south
roadway and climb a steel girder
He shouted and ran towards him,
but before he could reach him Car
one plunged into space.
Carone's friends on the waitinS
tug saw his body starike the water.
He soon appeared and began to
swim towards the tug. In fifty
strokes he had reached the craft and
was hauled ashore amid cheers.
CarOne said he has also jumped
off London bridge and High bridge
in GLASGOW, Scotland.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11
DR.. MCCLURE GIVES
INTERESTING TALK
TO PRESBYTERIANS
CCONTINUED F'ROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
good? That is the question which
faced God in the case of Jesus
Christ Should ne protect the life
Of Jesus. the hope of the world, or
risk it for the sake Of sinful people?
How does God protect his own honor
and cause in the world?
Three possible ways he rejected
the way Of the punishment and
destruction Of sinful men, the en-
emies of his cause of righteousness;
the way Of the removal of righteous
ness far from the reach of wicked
ness; the way Of the protecting
righteousness by fencing It about, in
the midst Of wickednesS, with an i'm
penetrable barrier. When Christ
came into the world he neither de-
stroyed sinful men, nor removed
himself from them, nor thought that
in Palestine alone should righteous
ness flourish. God choose another
and better way. in that while-we
wore yet sinners. Christ died for US
He chose TO defend the right by giv-
ing himself for the salvation OF
those who were its enemies.
Three Results.
"In choosing this method God ac-
complished three results. He de-
Tended the right in the only way
which could permanently defend it.
by making il universally acceptable.
Honor and right are not 10 be de-
Tended but 10 be expressed and
lived. and when they are universal
ly expressed and lived they viii be
thoroughly and eternally protected.
He made the enemies OF the right
It's friends Just as England now
has as one of its greatest leaders
and supporters General SHUTS
former enemy. so God sought TO win
over TO his cause those who were
its sinful opponents. This could
only be done by the death of Christ
He proved his own character 10 be
not one OF hatred of sinners. nor Of
in sace of 1t. nor Of eX-
clusiveness, but one of such great
love that he would identify him
self with mankind in the pulsing
life OF Jesus and give himself for il.
This then is Gods way OF pro
tecting the right By expressing 1t
even to the limit OF riskir- Is en-
tirelv in order 20 save and win over
the wrong. If God so loved US, We
also ought 10 love one another and
try TO overcome evi! and protect the
right in the way which he chose
TO do st."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11
DEATHS


Mrs. Mary ". Yerick. 62 years old.
died sunday morning az II O'Clock
az the home OF her brother. r. r..
Pool. 225 r. Dubail av.. after an H.
ness OF II months. Cancer was the
cause Of death. The deceased had
been brought 20 South Bend when
FIRST affected by the disease, from
Walkerton. md.
Two brothers, r. r Pool and Al
Pool Of Michigan City survive. as do
four sisters. Mrs Kate Mcdonald.
Pueblo, Colo, Mrs, Fred Bently and
Mrs Joseph Caven. both Of Chicago.
and Mrs. G. y. Ullery OF south Bend.
Her husband has been dead for sew
eral years
Services will be conducted at the
Walkerton NJ. l.. church Tuesday
afternoon at 1880 o'clock. Burial
will be in the Walkerton cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11
LOCAL BOWLERS AMONG
LEADERS AT TOURNEY

By Associated Press:
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April To-
South Bend bowlers continue to hit
high marks in the doubles and
singles Of the state tournament
games here Sunday. Sharkey and
Kruger landing first in the doubles
with 1890 and l. ZHky tking first
place in the singles with a score OF
646. G. Wyocke of Anderson scored
$50 in the singles taking second
place. S. Fabian of South Bend was
third with els.
Wilson Cleaners OF Richmond,
went into fifth place in the five
man event with 1850 and the An
derson tobacco team got 1921 for
seventh place. Richmond men also
landed among the leaders in the
doubles. the Smith-Miller and King
Hill teams scoring 1923 and LIS
respectively for third and fourth
places.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11
GRANGER.

William Thompson OF Miles was
in Granger, Wednesday.
William Parson OF Niles was in
Granger, Wednesday. on bushes.
Mrs. Charles Hoffman and daush-
tiers Of Edwardsourg Miss Mildred
Roush. Harold Rnundson and Ell
mer Boarders Of South Bend. Mrs.
Stella Kaspka OF Gary. Hiss Maple
Fissel. Mrs Harsh Middleton, Mrs.
Charles Peterson and daughter Dor
thea and Mrs. ID. j. Seggeman and
daughter. Emma, Mrs. G w. Cooley
Of Grange were guests of Ida SHAFT
fer. Thursday.
Roy Freel and family and Ethel
SeEgeman were in South Bend
Thursday
George Freel Of South Bend. spent
Thursday with his son. Roy.
Miss Emma Seggerman is spend
ing a few days with her uncle. Char
les Hoffman. at Edwardsburg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11
FISKE FLAYS
RAIL ATTITUDE
TOW ARD LABOR

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
added. Ito have your board OF di-
rectors say that they resent in
their dealings with TIE present
condition of affairs, the stock
holder. without any recognition OF
superior obligations of the railroad
companies IL may very well %
that as matters are now threaten
ing. the stock viii become a rather
negligible quantity; the bonds VII
never become so. our interest n
vou~ company is a vital one. 1t IS
verv disturbing 10 read that you
are disposed 20 ignore this Interest
II Is even more disturbing 10 fini
yourself and the board resent any
action on our part 10 protect our
interests.
1--WE have seen no disposition on
vour part 10 recognize our interests
To consult with those who, IN a
sense. own your property. ON the
contrary we have seen in the past
rather violent autaSonism TO our
efforts TO promote helpful legisla-
ton. which. now that is has been
taking credit for. None of the rail-
way homogeneous has thought it
wise 20 seek any counsel or TO rec
orrize i'm any way the serious sit
nation IN which we find ourselves.
on the other hand YOU are object
ing. II Won viii pardon MS for say
ing so. i'm an offesive. not 10 say
impairment way, 90 our cndeavor
10 protect our own investments. We
feel that we had @ right 20 expect
cooperation ana help rather than
OPT osiuOn.
and now that our conference
is over" the letter concluded. eve
feel that we have accomplishei
much. In our opinion it is time
that all OF the interests. investors.
administrators and operatives get
together. and THAI It is not time
for rccrimlnatious-'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-11
RAILROADS SUFFER
DEFICIT IN FEBRUARY

BY Associated Press:
WASHINGTON. April 10.-Rail-
roads of the United States suffered
q deficit in February of $7,205,000.
while 100 out OF 200 reporting To the
interstate commerce. commission
failed TO earn their expenses and
taxes as against a deficit OF $1,167,-
500 for January, with 1O9 out of 202
falling 70 make expenses. according
TO fluctuations made public tonight
by the Association OF Railway Exec
utives
OF the 1O6 roads reported as fail
ing 20 make expenses, &C We're in
eastern. 16 in southern and A in
western districts. The 200 roads
represent a mileage Of 255,562 miles.