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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-09-08

It was prophesied that the West
Virginia miners would be ugly and
rebellious at the coming of United
States troops. but instead they SEEM
cd to have welcomed them. The min
ers, like the rest of the country, know
that while Uncle Sans boys walk
heavy they walk straight. There has
been a great deal of wrong on both
sides in West Virginia, but the rapa-
city of the mine owners started it.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-09-08

Salt rnullet, already scaled. at the
City Fish Market. 24-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-09-08

Propaganda is being sent to the
newspapers in envelopes. and pack
ages of mats and in every other
way, and some newspapers print what
ever they get. For instance a three
column defense of unionism by Comp
ers is being spread broadcast and oc-
casionally gets into print Times
Union.
They make mighty fine copy paper
for the poor editor of the small town
daily.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28
Troop No. 1 Wins Meet

Meridian, Miss, June 27.-(Special) According to official announcement Troop No. l, Boy Scouts of, the First Presbyterian church, nosed out one point ahead in Boy Scout Field meet held at the sissippi-Alabama fair grounds Saturday afternoon, having a total of 32 points. Four of the six prize cups offered were captured by Troop No. 1, those for efficiency, in spection, semaphore signaling and international Morse signaling. The other two cups went to Troop No. in first aid, and wall scaling. The scores of the other troops were: Troop No. 4, 1T; Troop No. G. Is and Troop No. 10, 5. In wall sealing by Troop No 3, the record established by Memrhis Scouts was beaten by
 43 seconds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28
BRITISH PROS ENTER
 AMERICAN GOLF MEET

New York, June 2S.-Receipts Of the entries of Abe Mitchell am George Duncan, British professionals for the National open golf champion ship tournament at Columbia Country club, Washington, D. C., July 1922, was announced today by W. D. Van derpool, secretary of the United States golf association. Included in the 34 entries received thus far, are those of J. H. Kirkwood, Australian champion and l. Victor East of Aus tralia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28

Barons, and Moley's men must win at least three of the five games before Sunday if they ex- pect to retain their hold on their first division berth.
 WhitehiII May Pitch
 Earl Whitehill, southpaw, will probably open against the Bears today. Earl has been pitching in good form lately and 1t looks like he has at last rounded into shape.
 The pitching given the Barons by the moundsmen lately has been at least fair, and, with any kind of stick work, the Barons should win a majority of their games this week.
 Manager Molesworth has young recruit in reserve, one R. R. Nichols, a southpaw, whom he may give a chance against the Bears during the series which opens today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28

Saturday Martina let the Bar ons down with two measley hits, winning, to 0, while Sunday Dazzy Vance duplicated this feat, the Pels copping l to verdict. These deneNts, while not over whelming by any means, were losses nevertheless, and costly to the Barons, as the three teams ahead of them in the league standing are continuing to win --game after game.
 Open in Mobile Today
 The Barons open three game series in Mobile today, after which they return home for a duo of contests with the Vols. Sunday the Barons play in New Orleans, while next Monday, July 4, they play a double header at Redwood with the Pelicans.
 1t will be a busy week for the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28
Benefit Game to Be Played

Meridian. Miss June -(Special.) The All-Star ball club of Hamasa temple and the Medirian All-Stars, will play benefit game here Tues day afternoon, the proceeds of the game to be presented to Albert Ma lone, young ball player who was badly injured during the progress of game a short while ago at Quitman, Miss Malone is still said to be in a critical but has a fair chance for recovery. He suffered an injury to his skull
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28
Totals ..,........39 10 15 F26 II Sullivan out, hit by batted ball.


 +Batted for O'Farrell in seventh.
 "+Batted for Vaughn in seventh.
 s.'Batted for Daily in ninth.
 *s*"Batted for Jones in ninth.
 Score by innings
 Pittsburg ............... 013 900 222--10 Chicago ................. 101 100 000-- Summary: Two-base hits, Flack, Whit ted Schmidt 2, Cutshaw; three-base hit. home run. Kelleher; sacrifice hits. Kelle- her. Barnhart, Terry: double plays. Cut shaw to Maranvlle to Grimm, Schmidt to Grimm, Grimm to Maranville to Grimm; left on base. Pittsburg 6. Chicago I; base on balls. off Vaughn ?. Morrison 1. Jones 1: hits. off Vaughn in innings off Jones in 2 Innings; struck out, by Vaughn 2 Morrison ?, Jones 1; wild pitch. Vaughn; balk. Vaughn; losing pitcher. Vaughn: umpires. Brennan and Klem; time of game, 1:52.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28
Seven Home Runs

Philadelphia. June 27.--Seven home runs five of them by the Philies fea- tured todays IF to victory for the To- calls. Lebourveau took wrightstone's place in left field and hit home runs on his first two trips to the plate. Philadelphia was far ahead until New York rallied in the seventh. scoring five runs off Hub bell Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28
W SERIES LN MOBILE TODAY ESP
Dixie Flag Chase
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Nashville 7-2, Atlanta 6-1. Mobile 6, Little Rock 5. Memphis 10, Chattanooga 5.
 Games Today Birmingham at Mobile. Little Rock at New Orleans. Chattanooga at Nashville. Memphis at Atlanta.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28
Dodgers Win, 5 to 2

Brooklyn, June 27.-Grimes of Brooklyn won his fifth consecutive game today when the Superbas defeated Boston, to 2. A fist fight occurred between Miller and Boeckel. when the Boston player threw his bat behind him in starting for the base, striking the Brooklyn catcher. Both were put out of the game. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28
Bears EUen Series With Trauelers By
 Beating Hengeueld

Mobile, June 27.-Mobile evened the se- ries with Little Rock today by hitting Hengeveld hard. who wild at times, and winning the game, to 5. Frank Wells, formerly of the Independence
 Kansas) team, pitched his first game for Mobile, and while hit hard, rallied in the pinches and received great support.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28
Memphis Makes It
 Three Out of Four
 From the Lookouts

Chattanooga. Juno 27--Memphis made 1t three out of four from Chattanooga this afternoon. winning the final game of the series, 10 to 5. after overcoming four-run lead. Fielder was missing from the local lineup because of Illness. The game was called at the end of the eighth inning to allow Memphis to catch
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28
Epson Derby Winner Dies

London, June 2S.--Humorist, J. B Joefs race horse, who won the Epson Downs Derby on June 1, was found dead in his stable at Vantage yes- terday. according to The Daily Mail Death was due to natural causes
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28

Dy IHHIHKss
 New York .."......,.. oll o00 510- Philadelphia ............ 241 O21 20'--12
 Summary Two-base hits, Burns. Ban croft ?. Young 2. E. smith, Parkinson, Williams. Meusel; home runs. Kelly, E. Smith. Parkinson. Lebourveau 2. Rawlings, Williams; stolen bases Meusel Lee. R. Miller; sacrifice hits. Frisch; double plays, Frisch to Bancroft to Kelly, Burns to E. Smith. Hubbell to Parkinson to Lee; left on base New York B. Philadelp phia 3; base on balls off Douglass 2; struck out, by Douglass 4, Hubbel B. wild pitch, Hub bell; balk. Douglass; umpires, Mccormick and Hart; time, 1.42.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28
Red SoX Rally and Win

Boston, June 27.-Boston rallied in the eighth and ninth innings today. and won it's first game of the series from Phladel- phia, to 5. Lebold's throw from center field to the plate to complete a double
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28
Daubert's Homer Wins

St, Louis, June 27.-Cincnnati broke it's losing streak today, scoring five runs in the second inning after two were out and defeated St. Louis, 5 to 2. Three of the runs resulted from Dauberts home run
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28

Mobile .................. 020 300 30'-s
 SUMMARY Three base Hit--Boll. Two-base Hit--Faulkner. Mcdonald. stolen Base-Mulvey, Moore, Brown, Wagner.
 Double Play--McDonald to wano; Boil to Wano; Boil to Mcdonald to Wano. Base on Balls--Of Hengeveld 1, Wells 2.
 Struck Out--By Hengeveld 1. Hit by Pitcher--schulte tby Henge- veld).
 Wild Pitch--Wels Hengeveld. Left on Base-Mobile 5. Little Rock 5. Time--1 :45
 Umpires-o'Toole and Tandy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28
SSPORTS--- MOLEYS MEN OPEN s
EARL WI7ITEHILL MAY
 PITCH OPENER TODA Y
By MARVIN MCCARTHY

Two singng hutout defeats, total of scratch all the Baons with them at least along baseball nes today they will Mobile after resting yesterday off Moy
 have done little the past three days baseball but nevertheless
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28
IULdIS sss0J IT Gf "Batted for Lee in ninth.
 ''Batted for Vangilder in ninth.

Summary: Two-base hit Ellerbe Sisler. Speaker 2; double plays, Sewell to Wamby to Johnston; left on bases, St. Louis II, Cleveland '; base on balls. off Vangilder 9, Mails l struck out. by Van Glider 1, Mails 5 umpires, Hildebrand and Wilson; time of game, 1:31
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28

Cleveland June 27.-Cieveland defeated St. Louis today, to 2, Mails being more effective than Van Glider with men on bases. He twice struck out Sisler with men on second and third. St. Louis out batted Cleveland but had eleven runners left on bases Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28

Summary: Stolen bases, Cruise. John
 ston. Myers: sacrifice hit. Olson: double
 plays. Holke to Ford. left on base. Bos-
 ton H. Brooklyn ': base on balls. off Scott l. off Fillingim 1. off Grimes I; hits off Scott in Is innings. off Fill lingm in 2s innings: struck out by Grimes 8; losing pitcher. Scott; umpires. Quigley and O'Day; time of game, 2l0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28
Totals ..........s.
AOtdAo seo z sBatted for Walker in third.
 { | i.. La. L.

s'Batted for Riviere in sixth.
 s''Batted for Sheridell in ninth.
 Score by innings:
 Cincinnati ...... ......... 050 900 0OO--5 St. LOUIS OVU llu VUU--S Schultz, Bressler; home run, Daubert stolen base, Duncan; left on base. Gin cinnati 6, St. Louis 9; base on balls. off Rixey B. Riviere 1 {; hits, off Walker in 3 innings Riviere 2 in B. Sheridell none in 3; hit by pitcher, by Sheridell (kopO 1; struck out. by Rixey 5, Riviere 9, passed ball, Wngo 2 losing pitcher, Walker; umpires, Moran and Rigler; time, 1:55.
 Four pounds of saccharin will sweeten as much coffee as a ton Of sugar.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28
Totals ...........36 5 10 s25 12 sOne out when winning run scored.
Totals ........s1 6 10 27 10 fBatted for Russell in eighth. Gcorn hu irr

Philadelphia ....-........ oo1 01o 0s0-5 Boston ................... o2o 900 o22--6
 Summary Two-base hits. Wech, Lei bold, Johnson, Pratt Galloway; stolen bases. Dugan. Witt; sacrifice hit. Scott. Menosky, Dykes, Galloway Rofnmell; dou- ble play, Leibold to Walters; left on bases. Philadelphia IS, Boston A. base on balls, off Rommell 2. off Russell 6; hits. of Russell in innings off Karr l in 1 in- ming; struck out, by Rommel 4, by Rus sell g; winning pitcher, Karr; umpires, Connolly and Evans: time of game, 1:50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28

Called end eighth to allow Memphis to catch a train).
 SUMMARY Two base Hts-Hendricks, Camp, Me Larry, Mohart
 Three base Hit-Neiderkorn. Z Home Runs-Cunningham, Anderson. Sacrifice Hit-Fuler Left on Base--Memphis 10, Chatta- nooga 6. IgBase on Balla--off Morris 3. Mohart l. ..ss Struck Out-By Morris 3. Mohart $, 79A Hit by Pitcher--By Mohart (Settle). z Passed Ball--Neiderkorn. Time--1.55.
 umpires-Pfenninger Dowie and Vines.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28

Chicago, June 27.-Pittsburg hit Vaughn and Jones freely today and easily defeated Chicago, 10 to 3. John Morri- son started his first game for the Pirates and pitched credtably Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28
INDIANS BEAT THE
 BRAVES IN CLOSE GAME, SCORE 4TO2I
Mails Twice Strikes Out Sis Ter With Men on Second
 and Third
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterlay's Results Boston s, Philadelphia s. Cleveland 4. St. Louis 2.
 TOday's Games St. Louis at Cleveland. Philadelphia at Boston. Washington at New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28
JOHN MORRISON WINNER NV FIRST
 START FOR BUGS
BurIeigh Grimes Wins Fifth Straight Games for the
 RObinS-PhiIS Win
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterday's Results Cincinnati 5, St. Louis 2. Pittsburg 1o Chicago 3. Brooklyn 5, Boston g. Philadelphia 12, New York s.
 Games Today Cincinnati at St. Louis. Pittsburg at Chicago New York at Philadelphia. ;. ~
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14
@egen Mblerpernidtnus.

Ser Hraiioent 6es sluonbon-@o'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ser Ser. Staa'
ten, &. Gilbert Bearion 1T Seem
Sort, Fat aus &lasfa 5n ielnem
aroBten @efremoen sic b~eglanbigte
@Sl11oe erboltet, baB BORT aufgrnno
zines alten @eiebes Brdmiengeleer
fir Die E0tu11g BON iiber 1900
v8al0 eagles" o6er @eibfopfigen
geea6lern ousbe5ablt poroen fino.
SEER Bearlon erbebt frdftig feline
Stimme bafiir, 6aB 6ieies beri9tn1-
melte olte @eieb enolt9 aufseboben
meroe. CT i9lagt fein beionoeres
@apital oorol1s, SAB 6ieier Moler
ser @pmbol=@og Ser amer!fani,
fden unabbdngigfeit lit. Mber er
fin6et es I49erli9 uno empore11o
aualeid, 6ob man@e Meni6enfin.
Ser nod beute ielbft Die oummlten
@eidibfen uber Moler ernlt nebmer1,
4. s.. iiber bas &auben grobe e Slr-
i@e uno @ebe, iiber 8%eorobung 6es
Niid). rt1o seq @ingbogel-8eitanoes
6urd sic tpenigen i%iberlebenoen 3d.
ler, uno 6erglei@en mebr!
gdo1t 6ouberneur @tgss bon
Mlasfa batte fi9 ieiner5eit fir Die
Mbidaffung ienes gang iirrlos &C.
mor6enen @e]ekes o11sgeiproden.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14
Brot far 1lbrenreiuisnns.

8ieueidt finoen es mau@e 5art-
beiaite @e1niter etmas befremolid
tpen1 ni9t garziiinoli9, 6aB bas
8rot, ser cole Stab 6es 2ebens,"
bon etli9en ibrer Mitmeni6en nit
8orliebe CUR &einigung gepiiier
Mrtifel benubt miro, = nt9t 11ur
in einem Motfau, ion6ern regelma-
Zig, uno beim @ebrau@ in manaen
neutrality-suspicious., mel9e ni9ts
NIT Nabrungs5meden gu tun} baben,,
iogar in groben Mengen!
9enn 6ieie guten 2eute iin6 met
ite1ts bon &nbesbeinen auf an ben
@eoanfen gem0bnt, 6ab 8rotipeiien
unter alien lmitdn6en muir als
Mabrnnesmittel barbalten 6irfte1.
un6 bod mag es bon ebenio GROCER
@igtigfeit iein, 3. g. eine gut ge>
reintgte Sai9enubr .5u baben, mie
Elm gutes @tid 8rot eiien at ton,
men. Strides 8rot aber 1T oas be-
fte, iemals ausfinoig gema@te g}tt'
tel, Gaidenubrer ielbft bon ben
fletniten Srem6forper@en, tpie Del
uno iebr min5tge, ia fir Dos nadte
Muge iogut uie unii@tbare abfaas'
ipane Der nbren fem iauberli9 gu
befreien.
Das. nod bodfomrnen frii6bade-
ne 8rot, ODER aud Der ungebadene
Geig, iaugt 6as Del boqitanoig OUT,
mabrenb sic @pane nn6 anbere
Granddaughter an Ser Maiie ban-
gen bleiben; aber gar nibts bleibt
ori1tnen 5uriid, uno bon feiner ar'
Bern b%efannten @ubltan5 fann man
6aSielbe iagen!
Cine unierer gr0Beren 9ai@enub-
ren=Tobrifen fat in Der 3eit ibrer
be6eutenoiten 8%ro6uftion, Dor oen1
8eltfriege, ieben Sag nidt me-
niger als bier5tg frii6e 8rotlaibe
be5ogen un6 fir &einignng III IT,
rem @eI9afte berbrau9t.
Obne 3meifel miro oieie Bitter
bal6 mie6er erreidt un6 mberi6rit>
ten merben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14

Miiden febrer unb ben1 rMatin" Ell
men Marmartifel uber Sam1bnrg
ienoen, ser 6ie Gran5ofen Dor
Samburg tparrt
S6 ifieg in Elm &obbabnabteil,
in Dem bereits 90 8erionen iaBen
uln6 315 1tanoer. IS mar febr gee
miitlid in benz 2ofol, % Die 2uft-
Happen iamtlid geidlofien tparer,
unb 6ie Sabrgdite fi6 offenbar all
sic fomprimierte 2uft i9on ge-
pobnt batten.
gu meiner 2infen Elm Serr nit
idle9t ra6iertem @ummifragen
nno 1eid)tem &um1nelgerud. gu
meiner Medten cine Sron NIT Ell
mem @emiieforb un6 falidM Brill
lantobrringe11.
@or mir cine GAME nit anntl,-
tiger &ebrieite.
Sem iuaeeS1i6 fletten 8an6er-
but mad gu urteile1t, boditenS 25
Sabre alt.
Sci iugenoli6 fofetten 9brfriiur
nod gu urteilen, boditenS %. Sabre
alt.
Sem .iugenolid 1uftigen @als-
ausi6nitt na9 at nrteilen, bo9itens
10 Sabre alt.
Dem iugeno1i6 maoenfreien
@s& ne al an arts'le'' bS6itsns u
Mber - bore i9 ben mertge.
i9Gbten 2eier fragen - mas bot
bas aues nit Dem beuttgen ~ e>
m a at tun? = Scum, bite:
Ser Menid 6enft, aber Der 3ug-
fibrer lenft. Sci elmer idaufeln.
Sen &urbe 6rebte ii9 Die 9an1e Dor
mir unpiufirli@ Inn, - un6 6a
geraoe fiel mir oie neberi@rift gu
meiner beutigen 8etra@t1ng etn.
S. 6. s.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14
sdifbfr0teH aun Ama5uneafl,1k.

Mit groBem 8eoauern mur6e Dor
1ieb5ig Sabren bon @aturfrernoen
rn6 8iieni9aft1ern Die &nfunot@
aung 6es @eiieiori6ers 8ates aufge'
noulmen, bqB bte Sbilofroten,
uelde 1angit cine iebr mi@tige Stole
in Der GrnaESut1g Der @ingeborenen
am characterization @ma5oret>
from ipielteu, nit rai@en @@ritten
bem boaigen &usiterben e%ntgegen-
gingen!
@inige Sobr3ebnte b0rte man
ni6ts meiter 6ariiber; aber grobe
8efrieoigung erregte nnlangit Elm
gegenteiliger 8ert9t bon 8iaiom
Sian Mnen, Ser bon ei11er @rpeoi-
ton nod ben oberen @euaiiern oes
Mma5onenflulies 5uriidgefebrt tit.
Derielbe beiagt u. a.:
TroR zines gang enorn1en Ner.
aebrs bon S9ilofr0ten unb ibren
@ieru bur9 gingeborene iine oiefe
aiere acknowledgements nod INNER
Mberrei9li@ borbanoen, uno
aaem Mnibein nod uer6en tie fi@
nod lange bebaupten! @initig fir
ibren 8eitonb birfte es audi fein,
6ab ido11 felt Sabren fein Sdilo,
fr0ten-DeI mebr %pertpen6et miro,
ionoern oasielbe algemein burb 8e.
troleum erfeBt nor6en lit.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14
Mus @ieuer @eridtsialen.

Sn einem @dmurgeribtspro5eiie
iagte Elm &%ertei6iger in ieinem
YlaiooDer: uDem Mngeflagten lit
leioer feline energiibe San6 our
Seite geitanoen, sic i'm pom Ab.
grun6e 1pegge5ogen uto linn 5ltge<
rufen batte: ~8is bierber u1o nibt
meiter!".
SIS lit 1idt at berfennen," plat
6ierte Elm an6erer I6bofat, LOB
Sic gtelung eines Mngeflasten ibre
@dpierigfeiten fat. : 5tieblt ct BEL
Sag, 10 miro tbm Die gr0Bere Sre6.
beit, Sic CT oaour6 befun0et bat,
als erldnperen6 CUR 2ait gelegt.
Gtieblt er BEL Ma6t, 6ann lit mieoer
Sic gr0Bere @efabrli9feit eridhpe>
reno. ga, mann ion Damn eigentltd
elmer %1te6le1?"
gi11em Mngeflagte1, mel@er Ser
&urpfulberei 6elduloigt mur6e,
bielt ser 8oriiBen0e itrenge Dor, bob
er es gepagt bobe, obne ar3tlideS
Diplom &rarfe gu bebanoeln. Ser
Mngeflagte Bat io6anr UNI @ebeim-
erflqrung Ser Berban0lung, 6a er
5u ieiner &edtfertigu11g ettpaS por'
5ubringen babe, mas er muir oen1
@eri6tsbofe anoertrauen tonne.
Ma6oe1n sic 8erbanolung fit &C.
bein1 erflart mur6e, fa9te ser An4
geflagte: r&ier, &err Hraiioent, lit
mem 9iplom; ib bin ia Mr3t, aber
meine 8atienten 6irfen es ni6t er'
fabren, JOINT baben fe fein Ser
tral1e11 mebr al mir!"
@orliben0er: uMngeflagter, etc
lino 3u lebenSldngli6em idmeren
@erfer berurteilt. @enn Sic sic
Strafe gleid a11treten, 5ablt Sbne1
1don ser beutige Sag"
u@enn Sic nidt binnen 6rei Ea'
gen." idrieb Elm M6pofat an ei11er1
jdumigen Sduloner, uoie 6oroe<
rung meines &lienten iomt 3inien
uro Soften begleiden, mer6e i9 sic
gu 2arbe uno @a1ier perfolgen nno
bem gr6bo0en glet6maden."
&idter: u@ngeflagter, Sic. lino
freigeiproben." Mngeflagter: SD
%refurriere." &i6ter: uSie iino ia
freigeiprohen, po5u moue11 Sic re'
farrieren?" Mngeflaeter: v0as
O6ergeri6t ion a16 ieben, baB i'd
uniduloig bin."
Gin beriibmter Gerteioiger reilte
nad Sglau gu einem Bro5eiie, fit
Sen er et,t groBes 9onorar %erbalten
batte. @lei6 gu 8estnn ser @er-
banolung 5og Ser Staatsantpalt Ste
Mnflage 5urad, nno Ser angeflaete
muroe freigeiproben. St foroerte
nun be11 @%ertei6tger ouf linn nee
.nig}tens ei1ter Sell bes @onoroys
auriid5ugeben, % ct 6ieies 6od nur
fit feline &e6e beanipruden tonne.
r@ie boben nidt unredt," entgeg.
nete ser 8erteioi9er. u&ommen sic
nit mir in mein Sotel, id meroe
Sbnen bort sic &e6e balten. 9as
@elb gebe i6 aber feinesfaus 5u<
riif!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14
mdt1a in ron1ing Droer gefest Is

a, ~.
natid in ronrting Droer gefest e
tporbe.
Sd ben i'm e Bies bon mein
Mein6 getptpe, atptper ct bat 11ur
geIdgt, i9 Jolt 10 fein Nonien5 tab.
fe. Sor mid tna9 3u made, mibt
e groBe Sobrs gebraudt tperce I'M
,i6 f0nnt i9ubr gerl1g nit edipedte,
6aB er fi9 6ie 9rme al1spnlle Debt.
for auf meme Sdnuffoabadsnos en-
Smprebfben gu made. @en, tper11
i9 nit 10 gutes dummies 59af tpaiir,
ban11 bdH id i'm nod ebbes amer.
ter geiagt, tpomit i@ berbleipe Sb1e
Sbrn IitDer
@biIipp =Sauerompfer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14
@athe6erbIMte. 8rof,

- &atbe6erb1ute. 8rofef.
for: Scr romiide &aiier Mero bic
tet infolge ieiner al1sge5eiGneten
@rauiamfeit Elm nor5ugli6es Sb.
ieft fir biitoriide %gbarafteritu-
6ien!"
-8osboft. nSit oenn Grd,1.
lem Sbuna nirfli6 10 alt?"
SEQ, id iage Sbnen, ibr Tauf<
i@ein Bot einen antiquariiden
@ert."
= S@1imme &ranfbeit.
vDu, i6 neib nidt, Define Sra,1
fommt mir beute 10 idmermitia
BORG"
rMd, tire sRcoiit:.1 nar ~ IN
nit neuen Wooenen 90, barauf lit
fie INNER etnas ihiparmbutiql."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14

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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14

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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-21
MORE SNOW ON THE WAY.
Another Storm With Slightly
Rising Temperature Predicted
for This Evening.

Snow, or possibly rain, is predicted
for tonight In dispatches from the
Washington Weather Bureau to Every
Evening this morning. The tempera-
ture will be few degrees higher, ac-
cording to tho advices. and the same
conditions will probably prevail over q
large portion of the eastern section Of
the country.
The snow OF Saturday night and yes
terday waH the first of the season in
Delaware. aside from n slight fall Of
less than an inch two or three weeks
ago. and IL may be said that winter set
in i'm earnest on Saturday night. tiat
AZ everybody had thought IL had been
passed by.
The weather moderated considerably
last night, 3 degrees was the eoldcat
recorded by the Thermometer in this
office The mercury had reached 30 by
o'clock. but by noon IL had dropped
a point
The prediction of snow for tonigh. ir
confirmation of Saturdays weather
bulletins which stated that both the
beginning and the ending Of the week
would hc stormy.
The coolest point yesterday wns Bis
marck, \. ID. with a~~ mperature of II
The heat record was made at Tampa.
Florida. which enjoyed summer weather
with the temperature at SO