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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02
Attorney e. J. Ormsbee of Brandon

Attorney e. ]. Ormsbee of Brandon,
who is 81 years old and next to the old
est living ex-governor of Vermont, gave
a dinner at Brandon Inn Wednesday aft
ernoon to the other ex-governOrs and a
few other wel-known Vermonters and
their ladies. Among those invited were
Samuel 10. Pingree, now 80 years old.
governor 1SS4-SG; United States Senator
William =. Dillingham;, United States
Senator Carroll $. Page, Josiah Grout,
y, 9. Smith, William W. Stickney, Allen
Nj. Fletcher, Charles W., Gates, Horace
+. Graham and Percival w. Clement Elk
Coy; Ormsbee held the executive chair in
1886 and 1888.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02
ROBBED OF $6S
AFTER ASSAULT
Daniel Manning Relieved of Roll
on Western Avenue

Two Men Jump Out from Behind Tree
No Clue as to Identity-Stranger i'm
Pool Room.
Two unidentified men attacked Daniel
V. Manning, n well-known laborer, as he
was on his way to his home on Crosby
St. Wednesday night. overpowered him
and robbed him of SGS which he was
carrying in his hip pocket. The robbery
occurred near the Home for the Aged on
Western avenue. The assailants had hid
den behind trees aud when Mr.. Manning
came along they rushed out and seized
him.
In the brief tussle which followed one
of the assaiants received three good
cracks from Mr.. Mannng's fists. Mr.
Manning is almost 40 years old, but he is
handy with his dukes He is unable
to give any real description of the assail-
ants, and no clues to their identity have
been received by the police.
Mr.. Manning had exhibited his roll, and
it is believed the sight of the greenbackS
prompted the robbery.
During the evening Manning was in a
pool room on Elliot street where there
were two strangers who held n short con
ference after Manning left and then fol-
lowed him out During the evening they
talked with Richard Chamberlain and
said they were from Springfield Mass
and were looking for somebody here to
distribute booze for them. Chamberlain
told them he thought the town already
was well supplied in that respect. lie
did not learn their names.
Later in the evening or early next morn
ing an attempt was made to enter the
store of w. J. pentland on Main street
by rear window but this was frustrated
as the two catches on the window were
out of reach of the intruders. who broke
Il pane of glass in the hope of being able
to reach the catch.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02
JAMAICA,

l.. Il. Bills has moved to West Wards
bOro.
Dr. and Mrs. A. w. Thomas visited
relatives in New York last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. O. Allen were in
Springfield the first Of the week.
Mrs John Wright went to Wartisboro
recently to consult DIR. IIopkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Pike spent Satur-
day and Sunday at Horace Mehuron's.
George Stone of South Londonderry
visited his brother, Demar Stone, re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ballard attended
the funeral of John Ellis in Brattleboro
Tuesday.
Hermon Lowe and Dewey Howard of
Wardsboro are chopping wood for John
Wright
Miss Carrie Roberts of West Wards
bOro is teaching in Pixies Falls, beginning
Sept. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wyman of Brattle-
boro We're recent visitors at George Har-
rington's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harrington and
Charles Benson attended Greenfield fair
Thursday.
Mrs. Pearl Rawson was called to Brat
tleboro Thursday because of the illness of
her mother.
Miss Cora Goodell, who spent her vaca-
ton at Il. Il. BLISS has gone to teach in
Webster. Mass.
Mrs. IL. :. Blake and children came to
join her husband at their summer home
in West Jamaica.
Leon Torrey is having a new chimney
built on the house recently purchased by
him of Fred White.
Tie four pupils from Maynard Hollow
are attending the village school being car
ried by John Y. White
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holland and Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Soper were at George
Gardeners over the weekend.
Mr. anu Mrs.sA. b. Stark and Edward
Stark attended the funeral of Mrs. George
Stark in Brattleboro Tuesday.
George Gardner. who has been unable
to work for several weeks because of an
accident, is able to be out again.
Rev. and Mrs. w. A. White motored
from Sturbridge, Mass, last week to visit
his mother, Mrs. Abbie White. They are
now visiting relatives in South London
derry.
That general business is dull is shown
by the number of fern pickerS. The woods
are nearly bare of ferns and in some
cases brakes and all being picked as the
fern buyer can testify
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knight of Boston
have been recent visitors in town. Mrs
Roy lluggins, who has spent the summer
at Myron Johnson's, returned with them
Wednesday on her way to Maine.
Lewis Savage escaped serious injury
last week while drawing gravel on the
road. While loading his cart the bank
slid down, nearly covering him and pin
ming him against the wheel so the men
mad to help him to get out. Mr.. Savage
although not able to work much, was
not confined to the house.
Fred White, lad of 10, had an inter-
esting and exciting experience recently
while picking ferns alone in the woods
lie heard steps and looked up expecting to
see other pickers, but to his surprise a
herd of seven deer were advancing rap.
IDLY upon him led by buck with magnfi-
cent antlers and two others with smaller
horns. The deer stopped about 20 feet
from the boy, the leader stamping and
whlStling. The lad stepped beside a tree
ready to swing into its branches when a
little fawn arose from behind a log about
~ 1eet from him. The little deer trotted
away, the larger ones following but the
leaders stood on guard whistling till the
Others had gone ahead.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02

- On Friday the bedroom door of George
rarks and Charles Wallace, roomers at
Mrs. Bertha llartwell's in Bethel
was forced open, a bureau drawer was
broken into and two valuable gold
watches, one belonging to each of the
men, II signet ring BELONGING TO Mr
Wallace and 25cent Canadian skin
plaster belonging to Mr.. Parks. were
taken. A coat hook was one of the in
strnments used to pry the door open.
On returning from work at the granite
sheds that afternoon the burglary was
discovered and the police were notified.
SATURDAY forenoon package contain
ing all the missing articles was found
on the front doorsteps of the Hartwell
house.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02

a $4,000 fire broke out in the junior
senior high school building at Richford
yesterday morning at = O'Clock and
greater damage was prevented by the
dnlcE response of the fire department.
The blaze started in the conl pit and had
burned through into the study hall and
commercial room when discovered. The
school will be discontinued for the re-
mainder of the week. Work of repairing
1he damage will be undertaken without
loss OF time. The school fair, which was
TO have been held Friday in the school
building, VIII be held in Colonial hall in.
stead and the students are requested to
bring produce in good season.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02

An automobile driven by Mary L.
Gnilbault of Enosburg Falls was drawn
some distance down the railroad track
and then demolished against box-oar
near the Enosburg station Tuesday, when
Mrs. Guibault turned in. the same direc-
ton in which the train was going in or
der to avoid a head-on collision. The ac-
cident occurred at a crossing near the
station. Mrs. Guilbault jumped before
her automobile struck the box-car, which
was on a sidetrack. She was not seri-
ously injured
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02

Miss Olga Larson spent the weekend
with Mrs. Hopkins in Dover.
Mrs. Alice l.. Johnson, who teaches in
Wardsboro, was at home Sunday.
Miss Irene Bartlett is attending school
at Vermont academy in Saxtons River.
G.. III. Hutchinson has returned from
Readsboro, where he has been in the en-
ploy Of the Power Co.
Mrs. Harrison Aldrich visited Mr.. and
Mrs. William III. GoodnOw at Newfane
from Friday until Monday.
Miss Wood of Troy, N. Y, was the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. IL. Milton Dex-
ter, from Friday until monday.
Mrs. Frank Knapp and granddaughter
of Putney were recent guests of her sis
ter-n-law, Mrs. Lucia f. Bingham.
Miss Elizabeth j. Moss, who came from
New York with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Lewis by automobile, was in town until
Tuesday.
Miss Hazel Landman and Miss Edith
Landman of South Londonderry, who
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02

The annual meetings of the Vermont
branch of the Woman's Board of Mis-
sions and the Vermont Home Missionary
society are to be held in Middlebury Sept,
II and Is. Many noted, missionaries,
now in the United States on furloughs'
will give addresses.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02

Frederick Seguin, one of the most
likely candidates for the Montpelier high
school football team broke his leg in
scrimmage on the Union school campus
| Tuesday afternoon.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02
SOUTH NEWFANE.
Five Schools Have 90 Pupils

This year five schools are being main
tanned in the town of Newfane with to-
tai of 30 pupils. There are 10 beginners
with 13 others in first grade work, nine
in second grade, seven in third grade,
IA in fourth grade, six in fifth grade, II
in sixth grade ~ in seventh grade and
II in eighth grade work. Also 13 stu
dents are doing advanced work in agri-
cultural, commercial or high schools.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02

One London dealer manufactures and
keeps cigars specially for certain distn-
guishcd men. They each have their own
brand named after them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02

The Perkins garage at Gaysvlle was
broken into Monday night and tires and
tubes, valued at S1GO, were taken. The
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02

tracks of large automobile were plainly
visible, and the break probably was by
parties in the business.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02

A Tyson man who had occasion to
dig, a hole of some dimensions reports
hnding an exceedingly dry condition of
the earth at depth of five feet.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02
GREEN RIVER

Mrs. Parmenter is in i'll health and
under the care of physician
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02

banking organization TO take over the
assets and liabilities of the closed Barre
Savings Bank and Trust company in
case sufficient stock subscriptions can
be secured
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02

Covers will be laid for $50 people at
the banquet for employees of the Ma
tlonal Life Insurance company to be
held at Montpelier tonight.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02
VERMONT NEWS.

Rodney Swift of Pttsfield is in the
hospital at Bethel because of badly
mangled right arm which was caught
IN an ensilage cutter.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02

Damages of $500 were caused by a
fire of unknown origin which destroyed
a barn and u shed and burned to death
SIN hogs and five calves ON the farm of
". +. Nichols, u mile east of East
insured for $4,000
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02

Observation-Disclosures
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02

For, the coming year che Congrega-
,tional church of Rutland will assume
the management of the Community
.honfe of that city. Tie Mead estate
heirs have agreed to waive for three
years the conditions of the endowment,
by he late Ex-Gov. John A, Mead,
which were that the church should con-
Tribute each year sum equal to that
received from the estate for mainten-
aiice.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02

tifty-nine foreigners were given f.
ma hearing yesterday in United States
naturalization court at Burlington and
all were admitted as citizens. One appli
cant was asked who was the president of
the United States and replied that it
was Mayor Jackson of Burlington.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-09-02

Two Men Jump Out from Behind Tree
No Clue as to Identity-Strangers in
Pool Room
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
Abunniert a,tf bieie 3eitang.
@bentali9er Stem
11lnter t0tet iid
%. @. Green hegebt in Sc Sueur
bitmpro, inoem CT &arbDl=
idure trinft. S6iperutut ,par
nermutlid Der 8emeggrunb. 81
Sabre alt.

g8. @. @reen, @obn bes oeritorbez
men SameS S. @reen uno ein friiberer
gfetp nln1er, besing neult6 tn Sc
9ueur Selbitmoro, inbem er auf ser
s3ul9auer=9rtbiine auf Dem Tatrgez
1dnbe ba{elbit &arboli iaure tranf. ST
bate it6 fur5 Dor O3tttag oortbin
begebe11, unb &naben, Sic na6mitta9S
8aiebalI iptelten, fanoen i'm Dor,
glaubten aber, es banble it6 UNI etnen
8etrunfenen. @ie bena6rt6ttsten
Sen SrtspoltStiten ser etne Inter
iu6ung ma6fft unb SEN 1atbeitano
fonltatierte. @ree11 Itarb ipdt na6=
mtttags, obne baS 8elpu btlein mteber
lQ11Jt gu baben.
@ar 81 Sabre aft.
Ser @eritorbene lpuroe por 64
Sabren In ct. Nntbonp Gett Mtnnez
apoliS) eeboren. sl1s iein Sater bic
friibere rNetp ulm Stems" Dor pielen
Sabren ertparb, 3og ser @obt1 aud
bterber un6 arbeitete in ser Oruderet.
MlS bie s3ettung 1909 NIT ber u9eem
nlm Meoieip" peridmol5en 1puroe,
febrte @reer ,pieoer na6 Sc Sueur
3uriid unD >pobnte sort bts Dor fur5er
3eit, ais Die 5omilie ibr Seim uno
ibre 6ausgerdte perduberte unb na6
Minneopolis iiberiieoelte. Dort gez
fie1 eS ibm nt6t gut ano Dor etntgen
@o6en febrte er NIT ieiner Tamtlte
na6 Sc @ueur 5urid. @reen beging
@elbitmorb ipeni9e Gage ebe er eine
@tellung Int Ser Oruderet Der re
9uer 91etpS1 antreten Iollte. -
08ittpe unb brei SDbne.
9luber bic @ttme btnterldbt er 6rei
56bne, namli6: Or. @perett @reen,
Melt Sope, sc. g.; 8. @. @reen, Der
in Colorado Mebt3in ltubiert, un0
@m. @reen, tpel6er tn ether Minnez
applilkr 9lpotbefe anseitent iit. DaS
8egrdbntS. erfol9te in Sc @ueur.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
2iebes,perf miro fprtqeiekt.
DaS 2iebeSwerf nitro gum Seile 81

Das 2iebeS,perf NITRO gum Seile ser
oel1ti6en &tnoerpelt fort9elebt tperz
oe1J ipenn bies Mn1erifaner uno M1meriz
fanerinnen oeuti6er Nbltammung
mebr nod nie btSber 6aSielbe fi11ar1<
3tell l1nteritiiben, SIT eS 10 i6mer,
fiir penigitenS etn oeutl6eS &tub gu
ior9en. menn etn DoIlar 11onatlt6,
benz uNmertcan 6rieub8 Serpice @on1z
11tttee," " 20 Soutb Iuelftb @treet,
Rbtlabelpbia, Ya., 3ugeia110t, e8 et1ten
gan5en Monat lang tdglt6 nit et1ler
nabrbaften 3ufabnablseit nerlor9t?
tGi1te fleine, fal11 merflt1e Gt11z
|f6rdnfuns Der 9lussaben fir Dinee,
Die ni6t abio11t notlpe1lbis iinb, NITRO
|ieben dmerifanti6en iJamilienoater
nno ieoe amertfanti6e 5auSfrau
beut56er Nbitamr1ung In be11 9tanb
feten, ftir ein ober n1ebrere beutibe
&inoer 81 1orgen. Sn 56meben
fammeln io9ar Die Sbulftnber fit
ibre leioenoen Altersgenpiien In
Dentf9lano, unb iie finb 1li6t burd
8anoe oe8 8lutS NIT Ser 6elitl6er
Sngenoi perfniipft. Sn Cure Seimat
Ibaben 9iot uno @leno 'ibren Gin5uq
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
g,ep 1ln, malsiota, 5reitae, SET II, Sun 1927,
Sabrlide 8abl Der 9aicpllet County
SelepbDn @efeaf6aft.

Sn ser fiir5i6 absebaltenen Ser
iomn1lung ber Nftientubaber Ser ylicol
let Gou11tp Gelepbon @eieni1oft tpllr:
be .eitle bretpro5enttge sDioibenoe er:
fldrt fiir btesletten 6 Monate. @db:
renb Ser lettens 2 Sabre mar es ni61
m6sli6 ge5peien, Dtoioenoen gu er=
fldren ipeil Materialien unb Q6bnt
gu bod 1paren.s Die folgenben 8e=
ante .puroen fiir oa8 fonlnenoe Sabr
erlpdblt: Rrditbent, so. 8. Sobn=
ION; 8t5e Yrdfioent, @. q. 9au=
mann; @efretdr, $. s. 2ubfe; @6ak=
nteifter, s. q. 8enlon unb Manager,
.Otto, 81. &obn.
2aut be8 8ert6tS BON Monager
&obn belief ft6 Ser @ert Ser Nnlase
uno ser NnSitattung am 1. Sanuar
1920 auf size, ,257.92. Die Meuar=
betten tpdbre11b beS oerflollenen Sab
res beliefen I6 auf $13, 3,319.25, tpel=
DIES ben Iotalmert ser @nlage auf
$192, ,577.17S brinst. Die Gi1rabz
men beliefert fi6 ouf $48, ,469, 60.
Die NuSlasen fir Nngeitellte beliefen
iid6 auf $12,392.O9 uno $1O,755.4S
ml1roe ,pege1l Nbnubung ser Nnla9e
ge{trt6en. Sic 1otalauSlagen belte=
fen 1i6 auf $44, ,640,40 uno Die Netto
@innabnen betrl1gen Sc, 1920.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
Sammlu1tg fitr
Die Mptleioemoen
l1eber 1000 8ui6el @etreioe, maize
su $500. 8funo Mebl unb 264
4sfl1uo 5d)mal5 beigeiteuert 5ur
2inberung Der Mpt. Mud tuerben
niele &leioungsitiife fit bic Ntotz
leioenben abgeliefert.

Irob ser Iotla6e, baB sic metlten
Tarmer bereits ibr @etretbe auf BEN
Marft gebra6t batten, 10 f0nnen bod
bte &atboltfen NIT oem @rfolg tbrer
Gampagne, @etretbe nnb anbere 9fab=
rungSnittel uno &leibnng fir Sic
Notleioe11oen in Central europa gu
1amneln, ber5h6 5ufrteben iein. 0ieie
@ampagne tpuroe angeregt bon @r5=
bt19of 0omltng BON Ser @r5bi6cele
@t. Saul. Dteftl6e bauerte etne
Wo1e unb fam Dien8tagmittag gum
Nbiblub.
1853 @eber+
!" gu iener 3ett batten 1t6 468 @eber
in Sen 2ilten etnl6reiben laiien. Die
@el6enfe beliefen it6 i'm @an5en auf
,12l 8ul6el @etreioe, 2250 Yfunb
O1ebl 11no 264 Yfunb 9@mal5. &u6
tpuroen eine grobe Mnsabl &letoungS=
1tade I'M fatbolii6en @6ulbauie ab=
geliefert unb an6 @el6 @ei6enfe.
DaS @etreibe betanb aus $40 8ui6el
80 Yfunb @ei3e11, 474 8ni6el &orn,
1913 8ui6el 81 &fu1b Safer unb
IA 8ui6el 35 Yfunb @erite. Nn btez
ier @etretbe= u11b M1ebl=96enfung
beteilieten 1i6 1876 Tarmer ser bieitez
gen @emetn6e, 81 BON ser fatboltl6en
Stride in ct. @eor9e une eine Mn5abl
@lieber ser Stride gu @earleS. Nn
Ser &letberf6enfung beteilisten it6
275 @lieberjber lofalen @enei11be, Sic
n1eiiten bapon ,pobnbaft in Seem lll1n.
@dtte otele Champagne erit na6 Der
grnte tatteefunoen, 10 ipdre Ser @r=
folg bebeuterb gr6ber getpe1en. Oa
iebo6 bie SCOT augenblidli6 10 grob lit
uno eine erobe Nnsabl 2eute In Central
europa etnfa6 perbunsern, menn ni6t
foforttse !@iilfe fommt, 10 1nubte ote
@an1psane iofort IN Nngriff 9enomz
men tperoen uno burfte ni6t bis na6
ser @r11te perl6oben iperoe1t. l1nter
BEN nmltdnoen fann man NIT oem @rz
folg 1ebr 5ufrteben 1ein unb SEN @ebern
tit umlomebr @reoit gu seben tuei1 lte
fi6 trok ser n1tBli6en 8erbdltnilie
10 nobel ge5eigt baben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
2tpeia syeberal 9pan 8ant In Gleep1
Gpe prganiiiert,

Sin 2ofal d3tpetg ser 6eoeral 2oar
8anf BON ct. Saul lpurbe lebte @o6t
in @leepp Gpe orsaniitert. Die fol-
.genoen 8eamten ipuroen erpdblt;
Brdiibent, George Hauhfe; 8iSe 8rd=
'itoent, @pruS Current; Sefretdr nno
56abmeiiter, $. S. 8erfner; Diref=
loren, @eor9e Baubfe bon 9prtng=
ftelo, GpruS Current uno GbaS. q.
&emmele bon 9leepp @pe; Saul
1borbion bon SanSfa umb 9arrp
Dider1on bon @anborn. DaS 2ofal
&omttee beitebt aus BEN !Serren
9boroion, 9femmele uno Current.
Die Organization miro unter Dem
9famen 8romn County 9fattonal
Tarm 2oan 9llioctatton befannt fein.
fiir @elb I'M 8etrase
BON iber 100000 itnb bereit8 bin<
terle9t ,poroen, uno oa8 @elo mtro
flulitg ueroen iobalo bie 8onbS aus
geitellt 5tn6.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
9feues @ebduoe fit
oas syair @eldnoe
Meuer @tall fiir 9sferbe unb @ieb ioll
errt6tet >perben. &pntraft be-
reit5 pergeben. MutD &DlD ais
Mttrafttpn fiir btesidbrige Gpnntp
sSair.

Sn einer @ttung beS Dtreftortums
oeS lanbntrtlbaftlt6en 8ereinS Die
lebte @o6e abgebalten >nurbe, murbe
bel6loiien einen neuen 9tau anf Dem
6air @eldnbe gu errt6ten unb Der
&ontraft ipurbe an Bublmann 8ro8.
pergeben fitr bie Summe BON $9, ,246,
oas niebriglte Nn9ebot BON feds etnz
gelaufenen Mngeboten. Die an6eren
9lngebote tparen ipie fol9t: Otto
9appe, $9,340; @eilanbt &9tegez
mann, $4,000; !Sermann Scoop &
Cons, $9,45O; Wueller & Com,
$50, ,972 uno &atier & &e1te $10,277,
@r1ke oes @ebduoes.
DaS @ebdube ioll 20 bel 1 16 SUB
9rob iperoen uno ion wdbrenb oeS
@omn1erS errt6tet iperoen iobab Die
Yferoe un6 baS Mtnbpteb bie CUR bie8z
.idbrigen Tatr auSgeiteM iper6en, oaz
rim u11tergebra6t 1per6en fann. DaS
@ebdube 1pirb aus Cement BlodS gez
bout >per6en, dbnltd In Multer un6
Mr6iteftur >pte baS @efliigel @ebdube
ooS Dor 5tpet Sabren 9ebaut ipuroe.
Die Tront 90De bes @ebduoeS betrdgt
40 Bub. GS ,peroen 4 8eiben 9tdnz
Sc errt9tet tperben uno 3ipet @dnge
6ie 6te ga15e 2dnge beS @ebdubes
bur6laufen. DieleS @ebdube 1T eine
ablolute 9fotmenotgfett gelporoer uno
>pirb lebr piel ba5u bettragerl Dab in
3ufunft Die 6air lo>peit &aiien 8ieb
unb MaHen Yfer0e inbetra6t fonmt,
be0er beidtdt iein nitro mie bus bt8ber
Ser Sal 9etneitn 1T.
9lutp @plp.
Stir sic bie8idbrtge Tatr lit eine
Meuerung oorgeieben morben ipel9e
bauptld6lt6 fir iol6e eine Mn5iebz
unsSfraft beoeutet Die ii6 fiir etpaS
Nufreeen6eS tntereliiren. @rbibtttoz
men ft11ben na6n1tttagS nnb au6
abe1loS fatt. 9l6t Mednner oie nit
@ar8 arbetten Sic bauptid6li6 fiir
bte1eS 9ptel gebaut itnb, mer6en oteie
9uto Bolo @onteite porfiibren. Dteie
@onteite biirften it6 nod aufregenber
geltalten ais Hferoe @ettrennen uno
au9 4uto @ettrennen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
&eri9mel5ung BON 9utberanern an.
gebabnt+

@ine 8emeguns lit in ct. Yeter i'm
@ange nm: eine 8eri6mel5nng ber
bier lutb. @emetnben In iener Sta6t
gu elmer gu perlbmel5en. Dte be-
treffenben @emetnoen itno bic f9tDe=
btl6e, beutide, normesti6e nno eng
lti6e &tr6en. S6on feit einiger
s3ett baben Die bret erltgenan1ten Sc
mei1loen bafiir geiorgt, oab ieoen
Counting etn englti6er @otteSotenit
In tbrer Stride itattfa1o. 3uerit
miro etne 8erl6mel5ung Der i6peot=
i6en unb englil6en @emeinoen oorz
genon1me11 merben, ba beioe @emetnz
Sen CUR lelben 9pnooe geb0ren. @S
ion bann Sic Berl l6mel5ung nod net
ter auSsebebnt ,perben bt8 3ulebt al[e
1utberil6en @emetnben eine &tr6e
baben uno gu ether @qnooe seboren
perben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17

@eidert, na6 oen @el6dftsrdun1en
Der Nmerifanti6en Qudferbtlfe, um
aus Nnlab oe8 Sabre8tage8 beS 8ez
gtnnS ser Qudferlpetl lungen allen an
oielem 2iebeSlperf 8eteiligten Sen
Danf ser @taot ob5ufatten. Ser
Oberbiirgermetlter ri6tete ietne Danz
feSmorte an ben Setter oer Nmerifaz
nii6en &ommtliton, @errn 8acon,
uno Die i'm untertiitenoen Damem,
SRI. @et, 5rau @enser uno Sri.
@irtb, iotpei Serrn 9rin5born, gez
ba6te aber au6 ser fruberen ner=
oien itpollen Setter Yrofelior Or. 8ratt
uno Serrn @oes, oie ii6 NIT Ginz
ri@tung llnb Tortfubrung beS @erfes
UNI sic &inoerbtlfe auberorbentltd
perbient gemadt baben. Der Sberz
birserneiiter ltattete allen 9penbern
in 9lmerifa unb BEN Damen unb
@erren, Die bier bic Sertetlung por=
nebmen, uberoem aber aud Dem NuS=
| 16ub NIT !Serrn @eidert an be1
@pite unb BEN beuti6en 9elfertnner.
oor allen, Sri. @utbier, ben Danl
Eber @tabt fir tbre Tdtigfeit ob uni
bob beroor, >pie iegenSret6 Die &trl=
oeripetiun9en In bteiem Sabre fii1
uniere 8eo6lferuns geueien itno. SER
Bacon banfte IN ber5li6en @orter
fiir oieie @brung u1lb betonte, pie ieb1
bieieS @erf geetgnet iet, freunoi daft
lide 8e;iebungen 5tnti6en bem bellt
i6en uno a1nertfanti6en @olfe Der
bet5ifiibren. @offentli6 geltnst eS
baS .grobe, id0ne 2iebeSmerf nod
ldngere 3eit gum @egen Ser unter
erndbtren 9eip5iger &inber fort5u
lftibren.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-17
gptpnlepz2anger. 9ebatte.

@ie aus siemli6s antbenti{6er
Quelle beri6tet miro, fol- au6 in
Seem ulm eine 9ebatte 5tpii6en q. 6.
Totpnlep uno g8tllianu Sanger itatt<
finoen. Jreitagabeub,l Sen "a. Stunt
8 llbr aben0S I'M Turner Barf 1T fit
biele Debatte IN NuSfi6t genon1nen.
8efanntlid ipuroe ieiner 3eit @il=
ltam Sanger al8 NonzBarttiana Qiga
&anbtbat gum General zMnnalt bon
Ben 6armern BON Nortb Dafota erz
tpdblt unb brebte sii6 sfpdter gegen Die
Tarmer Bdrtet. Nlio 3ipilden bieiem
Nenegaoen unb benz 8rdiibenten be1
9iga tuir6 iiber Die politii6en cages
fragen bon gfortb 9afota oebatttr1
tueroen. Man ermartet angemein eint
1tarfe 8eteili9una.