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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25
!. Cine Gimme in Der @iite,

@egeu' Sic BET Sen Nlliierten berr=
ldenoe 1enoenS, 5rr Beglei6ung ibrer
mabniinnigen Tor0erunge1l neben Oct
boben otreften 8el tclterung nod eiue
ltdrfere Belaitll19 oeS oeutl6en Solfes
NIT tnbireften Steuern gu %Derlangen,
menoet li6 bic 2onboncr Wobenl6rift
n9be Station" Sic i6reibt: n@en
oiele boben oireften Gteucrn IN Ne6=
nung geltellt meroen, 10 MAIDEN uns
Sic &lagen fcinen Ginorud, oab Die
inotreften Steuern nieorio icien. Sc
lit sic Bolittf Der Nepublif, unb 3lpar
eine lebr gelu1loe Yolitif, Sic oirefte
8eiteuerung oor3u5ieben. @enn Die
Gngldnber ii0 cinbiloen, oab Sic
Deutiden IN @euiiflen mte &affee uno
1abaf l6mcleeu, 10 irren iie ii6 icbr.
5ol6c 9tnge itno, mie alle Ginfubrz
glitter, MIR fiir sic Metden; Sic Nrmer
beenit9en ii6 NIT erbdrml: den Gr=
iabmittel11. Sdon leben Die Nr6etz
te1flalie l1lb sic drn1eren S1ltelleftuelz
len u1ter bem ~Grilten3minimum.
rDie Nbii6t, beioe Nrten BON Stenz
erbelaitung ourd5ufiibren," iast ser
offi;ielle Beri6t, rmiiroe beinabe iiberz
menl6lih lcin." Giue itatiitii6e unz
teriudune 3et9tc fiirjltd, bab beinube
ale 2ebrer ge5mungen iino, ibr 9eben
;u frilten nit l%leberarbeit III ibrer
freien a3eit. Die @dlfte ser &inoer
III iieben Berltner S6ulcn beiab i'm
tebten 9erbit, >uie geitgeitellt puroe,
ni6t sic norntale @rDbe u1lo ooS not
male @elpidt, Glf Yro5ent scr &inz
Ser ut elmer Mitteli6ule batten feine
.Semocn. Die &inoeriterbli6feit lit
Inn finfunoiunf3i9 Yro5ent 9c9e1taber
1913 &c tie9en. Sol6e 1atladen uno
53ablen bebeuten einfa6 cine unglaubz
Tide Yerarmulg, ein 9eben inter
cinem Ntpeall, 6aS nit ser @eiunoz
beit ser Grma6ienen uno oem @ebeiben
ser &inoer ntdt pertrdglid lit. Sin
2eben poI Gnticten un6 Scot, ein
2eberl, bel oem eil1e Trau NIT Sdrefz
fen erfdbrt, oab iie ein 9ino tragen
lon. Mtr iino fein erbarmune8loi les
oocr unmenldlt6eS @olf, aber mir
babeu einc Yreiie, Sic por oieien
peinliden Tatia6en Die Mu9cu oer=
Mlollen bat. @enn nur cin j3cbntel
bon bem, mas BON unierer ci9encr1
Solbaten, BON ben Gudfern uno bon
Nu9cn,ellgel1 ptc q. g, @aroiner uno
QomeS Didinion beri6tet moroen lit,
Dem 8olfe befannt %9etporben mdre, 10
miiroc set @ebanfe, nelle 2aiten 81
Sic fer grauiameA Mrml1t 5u fiigen,
etne un9ebeuerli6e llnmenidlidfcit erz
l6ctncm."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25
0QS @erebe BON Ser unhetrnItd1en

DaS @erebe BON ser unbeimliden
&%rieg8ipaffe, sic IN SEN 9dnOen Ser
|Deuti6en bletbt, lit ette1 5ptesel=
|fe6terei. Oenn bat Die 6emiide Sn=
bnifrte In anbern Qdnoern, tpenn tie
mtilenf6aftlt6 u1b tednii6 etmas gu
leiiten permag, nidt bieielben 5ilfSz
mittel mie Deutidlanb CUR 5eri hung
BON 9oderploitoifoffen, @iftz urb
5tidgaien? Stein, Ser &f gilt
Der ueberlegenbeit Ser beuti6en @tl=
ieni6aft, Die iid, mie III anoern Sell
bern, 10 aud auf bem @ebtete ser
6emiiden unb Sarbeninoultrie be-
mdbrt. 9daoe nur, iammeri6abe,
barauf fommt Sic 2itonei BON Dr..
9ertn unb @enoiien btnaus, bab I'M
baS 8eriatller TriebenStnitrument
nidt audi Ser folgenbe Yaragrapb einz
gefIgt morben lit: u0ie beutide
8iIeniadft, 6te Seutide Tori6une,
oie Oeutide, 1e6ntf, oas oelit .de Or
9aniiationStalent linb perboten!" Mun,
mas nt6t lit, fanr nod meroen. Or.
5ertp iollte Sen 9erren Nltierten,
menn lie mieber etnmal elmer n9anf=
tom 10 beibt oo6 sizes neuei tie
Gamonfla9e=@ ort fir Strafmittel-
beoirfen, bieie8 %iummarilde Ge5ept,
oa8 sic b0ien r6unnen" mall letot
MAIDEN miro, empfeblen. sic merz
BEN ibm eemib fir BEN Sorl6las
Oanfbar iein.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

'
8ie aus sem @ei6ditsberidt 6es
Berbanbes Ser Gadpreiie Deuti6lanoS
5u entnebmen lit, itebt Deuti6lano
nit ietnem Hei6tum an 6a6bldtter1
an Der 9pike aller &ulturitaaten. @or
Dem &rtege CAB eS bort $3.50 6ad5eitz
ldyfiftcn; sod i%te1lten mdbreno 6es
WeltfrieeeS iiber 1900 To6bldtter
ibr Grldeinen eth, oaoon 80 oauerno.
SIS CAB baber Gnoe 1918 mur nod
1900 folder d3eiti6riiten. Seit Nn=
fanQ 1919 baben aber sic Ta6bldtter
,pieoer 3ugenommen, nno gegenlpartig
beitebe1t 64OO 3ettidriften nno Sldt=
ter, Sic Ga6tntereiien oienerl, I'M
9eutiden Rei9e,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

- Brm1 @enrp Qinoemeper aus
Noripoo6 n%11termorf lid am DtenStag
i'm Union @oipttal oabter einer 8linoz
0arm Operation bon eeren 6olger
iie it6 micoer erbolt,
- Scarf &ueblba6 fat Montag
ieille NominationSpetttion einsereidt
ais &anbtoat fit SEN StaStrat bon
SET 8. @ar0 alS @egentan0ioat BON
@m. g. 8ercoe. Stabtrat Otto s.
Ssmalo bon ser /. @arb btnterlegte
baS Oof11ment neblt Ser erforberz
lt6en @ebiDr am Sam8tag betm
StaStl6retber @m. g. 8ader.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25
9lns benz ariegspfaoe.

Der ltreitbare 81. CHARLES $.
5ertp, 9auptma6er ser Mmerican
Chemical 9ocietp, lit l6on mieOer
einmal auf Dem @rieespfaoe. 8ut=
i6naubenbe Nn9riffe auf bie oeuti6e
6emil6e nno Tarbeninouitrie, Die Ell
am liebiten NIT 5tumpf uno 9tiel
%anSrotten m06te, UNI NIT etnem
|9dfage sic ldittge &onfurren5 los3uz
meroen, bat er idon bdufig 9eri6tet,
uno ieine neueite Nttade beipegt iid
in berielben Nt6tnn9. ST forbert
geraoe5u Sic demii6e Gnt,naffnuns
Oeuti6lanb8, 5. +. NIT a1lbern @orz
ten oie o%ollitdnoige Undertaking Ser
bliben6en in Denti@lanb aufgebauz
ten demii6en Snbuitrie, gegen oeren
ueberle9enbett I'M @eltmarft, trot
aller einldnlrenben 8~eitimmunsen
beS 8%eriailer GrteoenSpafteS, meoer
Die amerifanti6e nod bie englil6e
&onfurren3 auffommen fann. Statt
ober MannS eenus gu iein, nm SEN
lptrfliGen 8emeggruno offen eir15u=
iteben, oeritedt er ii6 binter bem 8orz
mano, 6aB Deutl6lano in bem 6arz
benmonopol-oie trob allem uber=
rageroe 5telluns Deuti6lanbS 9eitebt
er NIT oieiem @orte 5u-eine rnz
beimlide &%ries8maffe beiibe, Die uum
oes BrieoenS Ser Melt" millen leinen
96n0en entlpunoen meroen miIle
Or, 9ertp fleioet ieine BON fletn=
liditem GgotSmuS S%eugenoe 8emei8=
fiibrun9 in sic fol9enoen @dbe:
uDcuti6lano bat genu9 Tabrifen, UNI
sic @elt I'M Trteben NIT Gbemifalten
uno 6arbitoffen s1 oeriorgel1, lno es
mar imltanoe, bieie 6abrtfen idneu fir
ben &rieg8beoarf hutbar 81 MAIDEN.
Sebt lit sic Trage, Oh MIR ienem 2an=
Sc Sic 8etbebaltung ser Niituns err
lauben iollten. @ir baben baS &e6t,
eS auf Sic em @ebiete CUR @ntmaffnung
3u 3mingen. Nnoere 9dnber baben
ibre etgenen 6arbeninouitrtsn 10 nett
cntmidelt, bab Die meiiten BON ibnen
ibre eigenen beimil6en 8eoiirfnilie
b~efrtebtgen f0nnen. Infer Qano,
@robbrttannien uno Sapan baben
ibre etgenen 6arbmerfe, un6 6ranf=
rei6 baut iebt i6neQ ieine Snouritie
auf, 10 oab abiolllt feine y%fotmenotgz
felt CUR Nufre6terbaltung jener oeutz
i6en Nnla9en porbanoen 1T, Ste eine
b%eitdnoige &rie9Sorobung iinb."
9llo oa lcst Der Safe i'm 3feifer!
@ei anoere Qdnber, barunter audi
unriers seltebte8 Nmerifa, ni6t mebr
ollsi6ltebli6 auf Die oeutiden Tarben
an9emieie n iino uno it6 m%eni9itens
fir Sen M%lltag8beoarf, ipenn aud nt6t
fttr Sic feinen Nuancen uno Sdattiez
rungen, unter 8er3idt al1i< Sic iriiber
9arantierte @altbarfeit init einbeimiz
l6en Tabrifaten bebelfen f%6nnen, loll
oer ga,l5en 0eutl6en &onfurren3in=
bu itrie Der @araus gemla6t weroen.
Sn @irflidfeit alio nl1r, nm Ser
mdbreno bes @riese8 NIT Stl:e &C.
itoblener beutfder Batente, aufgez
6auten beimiiden Snouritie, Sic lerz
.erbin9s audi Dor Der Nnmerbu,1g treu=
loier &errdter ibrer friiberen oeutiden
Nrbettgeber unb oor Der 3ablung boben
SuoaSgeloeS ni6t 5urldi6redt, Mil=
ltonen iber Mtllioncn in SEN giertg
aufgerineuen 9td6en 5u merfen.. 90
offenfunoig lit bas BON Ser Gntente
uno ibren amerifaniiden @eltnnuneSz
%genollen periol9te 53tel oeS @eltfrie=
eeS, Die mirti6aftlide 8ernihtllng
0euti6lano8, iclten auf9eoedt nor
Sen, pie es BIER BON Or. 9ertp gez
l6tebt,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

Sen erneutcn Bemiibunsen, Nmeriz
ia in ben B%Dlferburo 81 bugiieren,
meroen Die Qanitn9'iden Gntbullunz
gen nidt scraoe f0roerli6 iein. nno
,boS lit gut 10!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

u@enn Sic Yolitif ser Gntente nod
ldneere .3eit BON bemielben unoer<
iobnli6en SAT- beitimmt miro, pic
CUR S3ett,s Damn treiben mir in europa
cincr @ataitropbe @entsegen, nit BET
perslider, Der @eltfrie9 nur ctn
&tnoerlptel 9emeien mar, 10 i6rctbt
Der tpoblbefannte i6meoiide 9driftz
iteler 9oen Sebin.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

Gnbti6 ideint audi Qlopb George
ein3uleben, bab sic Saden IN Srlan6
nidt' meter 10 seben f0nncn. @eil
England nabe bran lit, oaourd aud iei=
ne lebten Treunbe nod gu oerlicren!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

Gntrlit t itellen Qon6on unb 8ariS
sic 8eba1ptuns ser 8oli6emifi, bic
iebige Geuolution iei ouf britii6e u1o
fran5ofii6e 1mtriebe 5uriid5uflbren,
IN Nbreoe. l1ni6ulbige Spfer b0Sz
mtlliger 8erleumbung!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

Mcr beu @ab CUR itdnoigen Gin
ri6tung .3u MAIDEN ltrebt, fann nnz
m0gli6 ein gutter Nmeritaner lein.
Gntmeoer Gin u%nbeilbarer Tanatifer
>pber elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9eu6ler!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

Sn Berlin bat man bas @eba6t=
nib George @aibiuston8 bel Nbeinz
mein 9eieiert, uno ipsnn BET Sater
beS 8aterlanbe8 aus lt6ter S0be 5nz
gel6aut bat, miro e8 ibm ieoenfallS
nibt i6le6t gefal1en baben,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

Ser bon oen Nlliierten bepiligte
Nufi6ub fur bic 0iterreidiiden 3abz
lunsen %entiprin9t mobl faum ether
erobmuttgen @e9Hn9. Salt ni@ts
gu bolen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

@6on oas mirS BEN Seiterreidern
ais 8errat aneere6net, Sob lie oie
0euti6en rim Mei6" ais ibre 8rloer
be3ei1nen. CUR Citrate mub Die
@un9eri6raube nod fciter an9ebrebt
nerben!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

Menn mirfli9 Die meibe Naiie Dem
llntcrsang eeweibt lit, Damn bat ite
es nur ii6 ielbit 3uSuidreiben,, Yin
@arnuneen bat e8 ni6t gefeblt!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

Sir sic @csennart baben oeutide
.8roteite. geaen @illfirlidfeiten Ser
Stcger 11ur einen rein atabemii6en
@ert. Notmenots itno iie troboem-
fir Bic s3ufunft!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

vMur fir Sbeale >fampfcn mir!"
crfldrte I'M Weltfrieg ie6e Station.
s3u iiberleben; &oblen, &olonten,
&abelitattouen, uim,, tn enblolcr Sol
&C.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

5e6S @oden lit Elm amerifaniider
Burger in Gnelano eefangen sebalten
morben, ebe feline Nn9eb0rigen benad=
ridtist murben. I'm ibnen feinen
llnniiben S6mers 5u bcreiten!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

Yraiioeht @arbina r%aiiert iid ielbit
unb piro oafir iorgen, oob mir IN
s3ufunft ni6t mebr bon uSobn Bnn"
uiiber sen 26ffel" barbiert meroen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

Gan, pt0tli6 lit 8onar Qa>p rio
1dlper e%rfranft," oab ct. aus 2lono
Georges &obtnett ideioen mtb. Ser
Nnfang pom @nbe?
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

SebeS Sob, baS 2anlins @errn Milz
ion 5uteil merben ldbt, entbdlt gletdz
3eitig einen @ta6el, @inen lebr
ipiken iosar!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

Geine8me98 nur @o3ialilten iino
es, sic fir Die 6%reilaiiung BON DebS
eintreten. Setn Sail i6on ldngit
feline Yartcifra9e mebr!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

unperitdnoli9 iino Guropdern Die
perld1unsenen @ege am%ertfanilder
@eiebgebungen. Tins au6-men1g<
items lebr oft
, 1921-07-22
NOTICE TO ALL CREDITORS
AND OTHER PERSONS INTER
ESTED IN THE ESTATE OF
LOUISE MARY KOCH.

Notice is hereby given to all
creditors and others interested in
the estate of Louise Mary Koch, de-
ceased, that on the 22nd day of
June, 1921, Joseph Koch, the duly
appointed administrator of said es-
tate, filed his final account and pc
tition for the distribution of said
estate with the Clerk of the District
Court, Sixth Judicial District, in
and for Natrona County, Wyoming,
where anyone interested may eN-
anime said account and petition
and file objections thereto, at any
time within thirty 900 days after
the last publication of this notice,
same being July 81, 1921; and if
no objections are filed, the said ad-
ministrator will make final settle
ment of said estate on said date, or
as soon thereafter as the matter
may be heard.
If no objections to said account
and petition are filed within the
time provided for said notice, the
court may examine said account
and petition, and if found correct.
may proceed to make final settle
ment of said estate in the manner
provided by law.
JOSEPH KOCH,
Administrator.
Publish June 20. 30, July I. IA. 21,
1921.
, 1921-07-22
WHITE S0x Defense TRIES TO
BREAK DOWN BURNS TESTIMONY

CHICAGO, July 21.-The defense Of
the baseball trial today began what
was announced as al attempt through
cross exmination to impeach Bill
Burns. the states star witness, for
perjury and early In the day appar-
entity have forced Burns to contradict
points of his testimony OF how the
gamblers ~conspired with the White
sox players to throw the 1919 worlds
series.
Attorney Thomas b. Nash OF the
defense. asked Burns II he had testi-
fled on direct examination that he
met Risberg. Weaver and Felsch in a
Cincinnati hotel the morning OF the
day before the first game OF the series.
Yes" answered Burns.
Don't you know these players were
out at Redland field ~practicing at
that timer" shouted Nash.
Don't you know most OF the play
ars went to the aces that afternoon
and weren't near the hotei7'
II saw them at the hotel" said
Burns
Nash then got Burns TO admit that
he did not so TO Room 70s of the Sin.
ton hotel the night after the first
game and did not see the players that
night. q
Mr.. Nash then read from the rec
ord Burns testimony yesterday that
he went to Room 70s hat night and
saw all the indicted players except Joe
, 1921-07-22
AGED MAN AIDED
HERE MISSING;
PROBE STARTED
Started for Homestead with $500
in Pocket and Nothing Heard
From Him. Reports
Declare

The a $ Of a John Stevens. whose
seemingly unfortunate circumstances
challenged the attention OF a number
o, Casper people some time 60, ap.
pears 10 have taken a mysterious as.
pect.
1t will be remembered by the read
ers Of The Tribune that in h issue
OF May 10. there appeared the story
OF an aged homesteader whose entire
worldly assets had been destroyed
when the cabin on his newly acquired
homestead. some IS miles from Cas-.
per. had burned TO ashes while him
self. wife and ~7ycar-old grand child.
were attending reunion festivities at
a n~eirhbors home about six miles
away.
The tail rrcy-haircd old man. with
a neycr-givc.up spirit in his soul. came
10 Casper in the hopes OF securing
such work as he could do and a place
he could call home. Through the ef-
forts OF the Casper Red Cross and es-
pecially Mrs. Oakes OF the Welfare
club, the man secured work moving
lawns and other aimilnr duties around
the city. As far as can be learned no
cash donations were made, as the man
often expressed his appreciation for
an opportunity to be self-supporting.
Later it developed that the man
supposedly had been given a job as
Waterman for the Chicago and North
western Railway company here. the
company to pay a salary and provide
a cabin OF some sort where he could
, 1921-07-22
BURNS RETAINS
HIS ~COAfPOSURE.

The state repeatedly objected to the
examination and said 1t would show
the defense had misconstrued Burns
testimony.
Mr.. Nash repeatedly shook his hand
at Burns. shouting: IT am going to
impeach you BILL" but Burns always
retained his composure.
Mr.. Nash's partner. Michael Ahern.
then questioned Burns about William
Maharg and the meeting between Ma
harg. Burns. Ban Johnson and John
ryrrell, assistant states attorney in
Texas, where Burns agreed to testify
Tor the state. He then suddenly
switched to the $40 900 reward offered
by Charles a. Comiskey. president OF
the Chicago White Sox for proof that
the 1919 worlds series was thrown.
Didn't Maharg tell you in Texas
that Tyrre.l came to Philadelphia tc
, 1921-07-22

David Morgan, said to have come
to Denver some time 8 from Fl
Paso. told the police he met the girl
in a park the day before h went
to the hospital. Morgan said the
girl told him she had beer kidnapped
from her home by n man and woman
and had eluded her kidnapers by
jumping from an automobile. Then
she took a train and came 70 Den
Yer.
Morgan aid the girl appeared to
bc in normal health when he met her.
Shc registered AZ a hotel as "Leona
Reid. hut gave no address.
The girl is believed to have ar
rived in Denver July 10. on n train
from the south. a passenger reporting
that she boarded the train at Dial
hart, Texas.
Physicians say the girl is suffer
ing from hysteria- She is OF refined
appearance. about 5 feet 3 inches tall,
has dark brown hair and hazel eyes
Identification marks had been cui
from shoes and clothing in her pos
session and the name OF n drug store
had been carefully deieted from n boz
OF toilet articles found In a handbag
, 1921-07-22

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership between the under
signed, T. j. Crilly and Hugh r.
Smith. engaged in the conduct Of a
general automobile business under
the name of Smith Motor Sales
Company. was dissolved by mutual
agreement of the said parties, on
July 16, 1921.
The business conducted by the
said firm will be continued under
the same name by Hugh r. Smith.
All bills and accounts owing to
the said firm FOR goods sold or serv-
ices rendered prior to the 18th day
of July, 1921, should be paid to T,
j.. Crilly, and all accounts owed by
the said firm and incurred prior to
the said 10th day of July, 1921,
should be presented to the said T,
j. Chilly and will be paid by him
promptly upon presentation.
7. j. CHILLY.
HUGH r. SMITH.
Publish July 81, 20. %, rs. &c. 81
2s. 1921.
, 1921-07-22
GOVERNOR TO
RESIST ARREST
Continued from Page -

per under a charter granted many
years ago by Alonzo Curtis. father OF
the late senator. Interest on the $780,
900. 900 amounting to 2 Per cent was
paid TO the state during the terms
OF Governor Small and Lieut.. Gov.
Sterling as state treasurer of Illinois.
The packers notes are said to have
drawn I and s per cent interest. II
is the difference in interest earnings
that was the crux of the ~investiga-
ton.
The Grant =. rk bank went out OF
existence last January when a new
state bank law went into effect
III the bank. at the time~the loans
were made. was n legitimate institu-
ton. why was such an obscure estab-
lishment selected as the depository
for such a huge sum as 10000. 900.
and II the treasurer. Len Small. was
serving the interests Of the people
why did the money earn only 2 per
cent for the state. although II was
occurred by notes bearing Z and s per
cent:" Attorney General Brundage
asked while the investigation vas in
progress.
Governor Small has scarcely brok'
en- his silence since the investigation
started. Lieut.. Gov. Sterling said he
had violated nc law to his knowledge
and hen remained silent The in.
vestigation was closely guarded by
secrecy during its progress.
1t was started by revelations OF +
E. Miller. concerning alleged irregu
l~arities existing before his term As
state treasurer.
Mr.. Sterling is said to have nc
cepted Small's securities on state
loans when he took over the office
Some of these securities were not ac
cepted in the same manner by Mr.
Miller. II was said.
, 1921-07-22
DYE PROVISION
ON TARIFF ACT
is VOTED DOWN

WASHINGTON. July 21. The
~three-ycar dye embarg, provision. the
first contested schedule in the Ford
ne? tariff bill to come before the
house proper for a vote was rejected
late today. 200 to 1s3.
The amendment to put crude and
fuel oil back on the free list was
adopted a moment later without a
record vote.
Asphalt was also put on the free
list without a roll call. Chairman
Fordney announcing hat the pre-
vious vote on this schedule was 80
overwhelming it was unnecessary to
vote again.
, 1921-07-22

bring his family and live happily ever
after.
on June Il. the same John Stevens.
with a bruised hand showing signs OF
blood poisoning. with $500 in his
pocket. supposed to have been re-
ceived from a brother in Nebraska.
and with a statement that he was
starting at once. by foot, TO a ranch
near his homestead for the purpose
OF making arrangements to bring his
wife and grand child to Casper. van
ished from the city OF Casper and no
word as to his whereabouts has been
received to date.
According to the piuful tale told
by the ''mystery'' man on his first
appearance In Casper abou two
months ago. his only son died at camp
Grant during h war from an attack
OF influenza and pneumonia. The
sons wife died at the time OF the
birth Of the child which is supposed
to have been in the are OF the aged
couple since that time.
The old man told that the child was
receiving monthly allotments from
the government. being the beneficiary
Of a 10000 insurance policy carried
by the child's father when he was
in the service The man is reported
to have made statements concerning
his activities and places Of residence
before coming to Wyoming. The alb
soiute truth of these statements has
not as yet been established.
Investigations We're not continued
At thtimc as it vas supposed that he
man had been properly cared for.
However, as the case seems to have
taken on a mysterious aspect. further
investigation is in proguss.
, 1921-07-22
PROSECUTORS ON
HUNT ALONG THE RIVER

The story appearing in The tribune
this week telling Of the find OF nearly
200 bottles OF beer hidden in brush
along the Platte river north of Casper
has caused an influx OF booze pros
pectors in that vicinity. II is said that
one Of the p~rOspectors also uncovered
a sack OF booze making a getaway
with a whole skin despite h protesta'
ton Of several OF the searchers who al
legged that they had helped him.
Tests of the contents OF several of
the bottles taken by the official forces
mere show that the liquid is a seven
per sent beer.
, 1921-07-22
RED CROSS NURSE HERE
To DIRECT HEALTH WORK

Mis- Minnie Ahrens. director OF
nursing service from the central d.
vision Of the Red Cross with head
quarters at Chicago. has arrived in
Casper whe she will renal a few
days studying the local health situa-
ton preparatory to making recon
mendations to the Natrona county
chapter OF the Red Cross for n health
TO be carried out here dur
ing the ensuing year.
Miss Ahrens came here from Bill
linEs and after completing her work
in Casper will leave for headquarters
al Chicago.
, 1921-07-22
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby gwen that the
partnership heretofore subsisting
between A. L. Horsch and Carl Ny
gard. known as "The Service
Cleaners" and heretofore carrying
on the business of general clothes
cleaning and pressing, at Casper,
Wyoming, under the style or firm
of Horsch and Nygaard, THE Serv-
ice Cleaners" has been dissolved by
mutual consent as from the 18th
day of July, 1921. All debts due
TO and owing by the said late firm
will be received and paid respect
lively by A. L. Horsch who will con-
tinue to carry on the said business
under the style of THE Service
Cleaners" A. L. Horsch, Proprietor.
Dated the 10th day of July,
1921.
A. L. HORSCH.
CARL NYGAARD.
Publish July 20. 21, %, 1921.
, 1921-07-22
TEXAS TO OPEN
WAR ON KHAN

AUSTIN. Texas, July 2i--Repre-
sentative Patman today presented to
Gov. Pat NJ. Nsff a petition bearing
the signatures OF 40 members "a the
house requesting . executive to sub
nit a bill to the Texas legislature. low
IN special session. ~prescrieirS renal
ties which would be inflicted upon Ter
sons disgusting themselves and VIC
latlng the laws OF The state by iptiict.
re punishment upo persona aEainsl
whom no legal compla.tis has teeI
filed"
, 1921-07-22
THEE X TO PEN.

Roy Sanders convicted of stealing
an automobile belonging to Ben l..
Scherck was taken to h state peni.
Tertiary at Rawiins by Sheriff Lee
sIartin last night. Sanders will have
to serve nearly three ear for the of,
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