davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25
Yom R9Qfnscbirm.
huIturbistorisfbe 9eia1nerei bon 4eaul Gbieiemaut,.

geringiten Maiie BON &immel.
f6mablid 5u S6anoen genlodt tper.
ben fonnte. Stunbenlang muBten.
6ie elegontan Stuber ibren aopf
Sen &anben 6es Griieurs ilberloien.
@ar banr Die fiinitlid)e Gril11r ourd)
unglaubli9e Mengen @omaoe berge,
felt un6 nit 8uoer iiberoeft, 10
be6urfte iie elmer biel iorgfaltigeren
Sdonl1ng, oamit oas id0ne @ert
nidt 5eritort muroe. sSn oieier
&erlegenbeit nabmen sic eitleu Ser.
rem BEL &egenpetter gu 0em Cont.
nenidirm lire 3ufludt, Sen fie ielbit
etenfans biel friiber gum Shube
ibres moblgepflegten Seints bot Ocll
lengenoen Strablen oer Come oell
@iiaten entlebnt batten als Die
Srauen. 60 entitono Sic Gitte,
etnen &egenidirm gu tragelL Die iib
audi na6 Dem 8erfau Scr mibiolneu
3upffri{ur Bis a11f uniere Sage er.
bielt. Selb1t Sffi5iere in uniform
berl9mdbten eS ntdt, 1ib DfIcntlid
init einem &eyenidtrm bemafinet olt
5etgen. l1eberbal,pt ioa geraoe eil
Gol6at NIT bieier Sdntmaife be-
pebrt gum eriten Male III ben 5tra=
ZEN 2onoons a11fgetau6t 1etn. M1s
Sen @prenaen ion Der britiihe @e,
teran Maeoonal6 int Sabre 1878
neutrality-suspicious. mitgebra6t 1t. 90,
NIT an Ser Gbemie begretfli9ertpclle
u%11erb0rtes a1fieben erregt babel1:
Sn Barts ta1td)ten 5n oerielben
8eit an &egentasen elm paor
S6trmtrdger nit unformig groben
&egenoadern auf, 6ie bon oen ll1=
bei9irmten 2el1ten NIT Spott be-
trad)tet puroen. @er auf ii6 et-~
mas bielt, peridmabte 6as eiget-
timlide @erdt; nur sic einfa6lten
@iirger fliidteten unter 1einen
@d1tb, ser Mbel aber "ltn6 sic por=
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

perator" 5u eri6affen bermag, gibt
uns Sic felte 3nperii6t, oaB IN
fommenoen glidli6eren &agen 1tr1-
iere Slagge ltb freie 8abn a1f DEM
@eltmeer ertroben miro.
@tnes ser erbabenlten 9faturtput1-
ser lit Ser Mnblid 0es MeereS in ietz
mem ltdn6igen unrubpouen @e6iel,
Oh es in unen6li9er 1a@en6er 8laue
Dor 6em Menidenauge ii6 auSbrei-
tel, o6er Oh feline @ogen in uiloer
@rreeung gegen oen i@aumge'
peitl6ten Stran6 6onnern. Ser e rlte
Mnblid ser Gee bat fir ieoen 6e1-
ten6en Meni6en etmas Geierli6eS,
un6 CT empfi11oet un1piufIrli@ sic
unerb0rte &ubnbeit Ser erlten i6pa=
@en Meniden iid freimiqig auf oaS
unrubige Clement gu magen.
@etra6ten mir uns mod oieier
ueberlegung 6en prtmitibet Glib
ieeiniulaner, Sen mir gemeinbin als
r@iloen" be3et9nen. Ct bringt eS
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

Gin ltralter Sinnipru4 belogt 1T
aitem 2atein, 6aB 5u leben ni@t no.
tig, oas Seefabren aber 1ottper1o1g
1ef. @liid, gbre un0 8oblltano Der
@0lfer liegt in ser Sat auf ben
@ogen oes @eltmeeres, ser 2auf
ser 8eltgei6i@te lebrt es. @om
Meer a6geidloiiene @olfer 5ablen
llets gu oen riiditanoigen; emit ge-
ualtige ieefabrtfunoige uao iee>
fabrttreibenoe -@olfer mie Spaniem
8ortugol uno Sonauo ooer Ole
6eutlde Sania iino nit Sem 8erlult
ibrer Seebeoeutung 5u bel9eioene1
@leinitaaten berabgeiunfen.
l1n1er 8eltbanoel lit pernidtet.
~ltube(iegt berfiel Southland DEM
gdidial, Mber ste Tatla6e, oab
oelttlder @eiit un6 oeuti6e &ratt
bon unlern Seinoen benetoete
@eltmu11oer 6es S6iffbalS, lDie Die
Saeanrieien vGoterlal16" lrn0 ISN'T
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

nebr1e @eieaidaft 5og es Dor, bel
naliem @etter mie bisDcr Die Son1-
te at benuben.
Mumdbli9 idmano oann oas
@orurtetl geger Den &egeni6lrm,
tpe>tr Q1d, pie es ia Bel ieoer felt
en- ungepobnterl griGetnul1g Der
San lit, 6ei1en erlte Srager mat
d)erlei 1nbiloen altsiteben mllBtc]l.
60 lief ielbit in ser @eltlta0t 2on-
oon oem Cir Souas &anmap> Der
bel &%egentpetter unenttpegt einea ~,
ten @egenibirm aufipannte, Der go
bel naeb uno bemorf i'm nit Stei=
men. Do9 ielbit sic 5pottgeoidte,
Die sic 8ibb1qtter iiber oieie neue
Mo6e brabten, fonnten nidt pcr-
binoern, 6aB 6ieie INNER mebr Ir'
bdinger fano.
Sn 9eutidlan6 plr6e Ser Sc
geni6irm ebenfaaS Inn oaS Gnoe
6es fe. Sabrbun0ertS befan't. 60
lit gum 8eiipiel in elmer alten So
mi1ien9ronif in SbligS, einem Der
Sta6t Solinge1t bcnadbartem Srte,
gu lelen:
ISM Triibiabr 1859 Gin iicbe1r-
iQbrigen &rie9) 5ogen 80 &egimcll@
ter Sr%an5oien ourcb Sen Dirt. Scoe5
batte ei11et ungebeuren ~rob MeA<
iden, Siere un6 @erat aaer art
bel ii1, 10 gum &riege nidt &C.
brau9t tp1troe. 9arl,nter %etliG)e
Sra1en, tpopon Sic Semen ei1en
&1liippel trugen, oaranl1e11 in Stcrns
form fleine St0de maren, Die be-
meglid fin6 uno nit Gu@ uber-
lpannt tparerL DieieS @crot
muroe gebrauht> 1m @alier BET &e-
gen ouBer @eiidte fern 5u baltel."
= Serner miro in ben M%erfantilen
&on6bii9ern fir Dos 8ergtibe SIT
6u1triegebiet, 6ie umt Dos @noe oeS
is. Sa6rbun6erts erl6ienen iino,
ein Sobarm Hcter &artfop in Wolo
ongefiibrt, ser cine Sabrif fir
56irmbei9lage beioB. Sn 6eIien
Somilie fat it@ Biz beute Sic milro=
Iide @ererbung erbalten, Dob Die.
ier 8cgrun6er Ser Solinger @6irm=
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

fertig, MIR nit Ser Steinart nno
Ser geiddrften @ui6el in ser Sano
ein Segeli@iff gu bauen, itarf ge-
mug UNI Ser 9iinung gu troBe11
uno funitrei9 gerl1g %erionnen, nm
6amit gegen BEN @in6 auf5ufren5en.
@el6 cine &luft unter}6eioet ib11
bon Sem tpirflt6en @il0en, ser bon
SEN l1r5eiten Ser @roe Der 0ur@
unge5Gblte Sabrtauien0e Dor linn
alf ser @r6e pegitierte. un0 meiter
beoba6tet oerielbe Sniulaner nit
6leiB sen 2auf set @eitirne. be-
11en11t tie nit Namen un6 lteut nod
ib,1e1t sic 6abrtribtung leineS S@if-
fes elm, tpenn 6ie befanaten 2ano-
marfen ieinem Muge entidpunoea
iinb un6 rings nur 6as @aier at
1ebeu lit. Muf @run6 iberlieferter
@rfabrungen un6 eigener @eoba9-
turgen auf fortgeieBten &eiien fer
tigt er ft@ Seefarten an u16 fi11'
set ia 6en @eg al entfernten &iilten
n1o 81 iei1er eige1en fleinen SsSniel
ouriid. Sour Elm bur@ unenoli@e
Sabrtauien6e 6urd Sic barte SCOT
f~orgelebtes 8robieren. mobei 5u-
faqiges Si116en lange gntmidlrmgs-
itaoien beitimmte, bradte Sen l1re
men]den 5u 6ieier immerbin beoeu-
ten6en &ulturbobe 6es @tein5eit-
men19en unierer Sage.
Die @ntmidelung 6es Segelns
babet mir uns gemtB nidt 10 ei11-
fa6 gu oenfen, oieie <nit marc
ipater erporber. Die 0as Meer be-
iabrenben Granddaughter batten Inn
100 nod CIR. nn6 Cactus 8eri6t
noh feline Seael al ibren S6iffcn,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25
$di1bau uno $eeelkunt bel pri>
mitiuen Dolkern.
Como. arriens.

bon beutigen @0lfern fino Die Men-
Medlenburger nod ni@t Big gum
@ebrau@ ser Segel porgei9rttte11::
@ir baben uns oas l1rbilo tpobl
in 8almpe6eln o6er. 2aubbMi@en
por5ulteuen, sic man I'M Sabr3eug
aufridtete, na66em man ote bor-
mdrtsi6iebenoe &raft 6eS 8inoes
an 8ufduig bo@geri@tetelt @egen-
ltdal16en- ODER am eigenen freifteben,
oen @0rper entoedt -batte. @o1de
aufgeri@teten @alm5meige meroet
bon Sen Observation-Disclosures nro
onoeren Malaien 6es inoii6e1 SIT
ielmeeres nod beute gum Mntrieb
ser 8oote berpen6et, @oroamert=
faniide Sn6ianer b%ertpenoen olS
8ootsiegel cine 5mii@en Den Son.
ben ausgefpannte 9ede. Aber ielbit
ais man planmaBtg ba5n %iibergegan=
gen tpar, 6ur9 Muslpannen bon
Matten, 6euen o6er 9eden oen
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25
u.ss ltrbilo offer &egenidirme fol

v.ss l1rbilo auer &egenidirn1e fol-
genoe Mltsfunft:
Man fiibrt aud Dem Bapit Elm
@unoer groBe11 SUIT na4, Ser mar
bon forben rot uno gelb, geformtert
glpbmie cine groBe @iitte,l, oben ge=
1pibt mie eit1 Smmenforb, u1,o Elm
g%uloener @ngel barauf nit einen1
Grel1b. nno iolhen @atterbl,t uro
&itten fiirt ELM Sitter I'M gan5el1
aiiriit, a11f eirem peiBen 8fero nit
rotem Sb1l9 ber0edt, an elmer ita1<
qel1. 1no oie1en @l1t muBt mat
Sem &eiligen Man firen, iid) oes
Meqer1s 6arul1ter gu erpebren."
sSobrbun6erte bergingen Damn, OIL
ne ooB iemals uieoer elm gtege'l<
f6irm irgenomo altftaudte. Seoen-
fans miro ieiner nirgel16s in elmer
Gbronif grpdbm1ng getan. 5elblt
Sen 6ro11en fiel es nidt ei1, ib1
gum @bubmittel gegen Den &egen
5u pertpenoen, fonoern iie benubten
oa5u ibren Mantelfragel1, Der bod
i'm Maden aufltrebte u,o bel &egen+
ipetter 10 iiber Sen aopf gelegt tpur-
sc, boB er mie ein S6irm iiber Die
6tirn b%erporragte. 81 htefem
8mede 1pl1r6e ser &ragen I'M 2al1fe
ser 3eit nit 5iidbein ooer NIT
Grabt uber sen &opf geipannt. Sic
@%infiibrrng bon &egenidirmen ba-
ben feltiamerneiie ni6t Ole Srauer,
ionoern 6ie Mannern 5ultanoe ge=
brabt, bod nidt aus Galanterie
gegen SOS fbone @eidjledt, io1bern
aus gitelfeit. Ms nan1ltd Ser
3opf iiber oie 8eriide geIiegt Battc,
mar oie mdnnlide 9oi1ette Elm red)t
bsidperlides GunItmcrf, onS bel Ser
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25
6eoeI1diff bon Mgon1es (Welaneitl@er 8altbp).

@ino als Mntriebsmittel 3u DC
rube1t, mar man nod peit bon Ser
@rfin6ung 6es 96iffsmaiteS emf
ferut, bielmebr ipannte man Die
Sld6en 5piiden 5wei at oen 8oro-
pan6en aufgeridteten Stangen anf.
90 maiden es 6ie @euieelan0er an
ibren 8ooten un6 6ineii{@. &letn>
bauern an tbren @6ubfarren. Die
&runeger an ser @eitfulte M%frifaS,
als ti@tige @11sbilfSmatroien anf
europdii6m 9ampfern befannt, ber-
men6en auf ibren @tnbaume1t, NIT
6enen ite it6 aufS Meer b%inauspa=
gen, 6rei folder aufgeri6teten
Stangen, sic iie na@ @elieben 10
%a11or6nen, 6as Ser 8in6 6aS &C.
gel b1dben fann. @ir 6iirfen mobl
annebmen, 6aB 6ieie Stangel1 6aS
nrbilo 6es dlteiten befan1ten
@@iffS ftn6, uie es a1f altagpp=
tii9en Dariteuungen uns Dorgefubrt
miro. 9teier Malt beitebt aus dmei
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

bon Mis6rop, nit 6em Der 8erfal-
ier oft outs Meer b%i1ausfnbr, er-
5ablte emit: v9ie armen Slider bier
GUT 3eit meines @robpaters ber>
itan6en nidt al iegeln. Ssn ibren
badtrogartigen &dbuer 1ieben tie it9
einfa9 bonn 8t16 1reiben, tie ber-
itan6en me6er gegen 6en @ino gu
freu5en, nod 6as 5egel 5u reffe1t.
@ur6e ser @ino 5u itarf, 10 i@lu-
gen ite es einige Scale Inn ben Mat,
fam Ser @in6 ieittparts o6er gar
bon borrL 10 rl1oerten iie." @u6 Die
Malaien beriteben es nod ni9t, bas
Segel 5u berfleinerr, fie Dertaui6en
es bel ma9ien6em @in6 NIT eineln
f1einere1 uno nebmen I'M Notfaa
Elm gat5 fleines. @an nimmt an,
6aB Die alteiten el1ropdil6en 8oote
aus @aumrin6e gefertigt maren,
glei9 6enen Ser Snoianer, 6ie GUT
glei@ als 8raltbotti6e oic1en. Son
einem 8otti@, alt6 5daff %genannt,
leitet man oenn aub oas @ort
9@iff at, tpie anoererieitS oaS @ort
8arfe gleidbeoeuteno nit 8irfe
o6er 8orfe iein ion. Sci sen. Stint
6enbooten pfleste man 6ie &inoen'
itiide in Ser 8eiie 5%uiammen5u'
fiigen, oaB Die &anten iibereinanoer-
iielen 1pie BEL ben beutigen flint
gebaltten" Sii9er6uoten an Der Dit
ice. 9aS alteite befannte int &ieler
We1 leum aufbepabrte I'M Weoor gee
fun6ene @ifingerboot lit bereitS Elm
polen6etes te1niihes @11nlttperf. IS
lit elm i91anfes, iG0n geba1tes Stu
0erboot bon "a Ifeter 2dnge u1o
$40 Meter @reite, 6as aus II
ma@tigen @i6enplanfen ge5immert
lit. @s lit auf ieber Seite fir IA
9fu6er uno obne 5egel5eug einge>
ri6tet. @orn un6 binten lauft Dos
l6arfgebal1te S6iff IN gebogene>
oben berldngerte 5tepen aus. 9te
Ylanfen lin0 ni6t III Ser enogiil>
tigen 9innbeit geiagt> ionoern in
miibieligiter Mrbeit NIT Ser Mrt aus
Dem poue1 gi6enitamm berauSge-
6aue11, mobei sic 3tmmerleute at
genau ausgeredneten @tellen lie 2
our6lo1te 3apfen iteben lieben, 10
oaB bieie Dor uno binter Sic Spant=
b0l5er o6er &ippel1 gu iteben fan1e11.
Die Hippen ii110 glei6faQs our9<
lo6t uno tpuroen ebemalS our6
Sc jtbinoen an 6ieien 3apfen init
SEN Blanfen berbuuoen. SSn glet,
6er @eiie iino Sic Hlanfen ser
groBen Seeboote bon 8ougainptQe,
Sic obne Muslegerbaaen fabren, ge=
Qrbeitet. Mu9 BORT 1abt man beim
3uredtbauen flei11e @l0be lteben,
an sic g%efriimmte @0l5er als @pan=
ten mittels ipaniiden &obrS felt-
gebunoen tperoen. Genial er6a6te
Nuoerboote iino sic &aiafs ser GS=
fimo, nit oere11 lie iib in Ste 8ran~
oung binoustpagen uno l6pere
Sago- n116 Si}berarbeit perri6ten.
9as Sag0boot lit bier GIT elmer ni9t
mebr at iberbietenoen 8oafom=
menbeit gebradt mor6en. @as outs
Sreibbol5 un0 ano6enitiden mitb-
lam nit lteinernen uno fn06ernen
Werf5eltgen gefertigte @eriiit lit nit
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

Sober iiber6ogen uno oberl ge6edt.
Sci Sen gr0nldn6ii@en &aiafs lit
oas Ded 6a6formig, Die @Sfimo bon
Mlasfa MAIDEN 6as 9ed plat. Cine
o6er mebrere run6e Sefflu1ngen I'M
9ed erm0gliGen Sen Gabrern oaS
giniteigen. Gin %beion6eres maiier-
6tdteS &letoungsltudf, &amelifa &C.
nannt, 6as I'M Sen erb0bten Stand
Ser giniteige0ffn1tng %feftgebunoen
miro, fdiiBt 6ie Gabrer gegen oas
@prfBmaiier. 60 fonnen iie NIT
Sem abpe6feln6 einrau9enoen 9op>
pelru6er BEL bobem Beuengang fab-
rem. @ei6idte @aiaffabrer beriteben
ii9 NIT 6em gefenterten @oot mie<
ser auf5uri9ten, sic eigerartige, an
bei6en @n6en bobe uno ipibe @au-
art 6es Sabr5e1ges ion ben 8or>
gang, tpenr au@ ni6t i%elblttatig ber'
beifiibren, 10 6o6 erlei@tern.
/@IY.e e
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25
Sin Se9em.

Ginbeimiider: Scr neae Sago-
pa6ter lit ein mabrer Segen fir
11nieren Srt. ST. 5oblt Elm paar
Sauie116 mebr 8adt, un6 altf feline
@eranlaiiung bot ii6 iogar Elm Mr3t
bier nieoergelailen.
&err: Sat 6enu ser ol19 iein
Musfommen?
ginbein1ii9er: 9(ber fiderl sic
glaltben gar ni6t, pie oft bier ie-
mon6 ongei9o1len miro!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

-M6io. uMlio idon in Sbrer
friibeiten Sugeno lin0 Ste unter @o'
li5eiaufiidt eeitan0en, So lino Sic il
mobl berbrederiid 6eranlagt?"
u9as nidt, aber mein Slater lpar
SduBmann!"
= 9as gen ii st. SIN &affee-
frGn5den BEL Ser Sral1 5efrptar fol-
len i6limme 9inge er5ablt wor0en
fem?
6reunoin: Ma, miiien 9ie> man
g.: M6, Sem ge6t's bor5iiglih.
am S6liiIlellod liegen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

&aupt por &egengullen 6etpobre."
Seoenfaus ober nu1b Ser Mpparat
6amalS ettpas Nel1es, @eionoeres
uno 9eltenes gepeIen ieirt oern
lon1t piirbe iid Sic &eiie bon mebr
6e1n bunoertfiilf5ig Meilen faum
gelobrt baben.
Die altelte uns befan1te Mbbil>
6ung eines &egenibirn1S befinoet
]16 in einem alte,1 @erf, 0as cine
@ej6reibung oes &on5ilS gu &on-
ltan5 entbalf. Ser 3eibner bat lin
als ein @u>1oer0ing ieltia1ner @rt
auf iener groBen &irdenberlamm>
lung, sic i'm Sabre 1415 gu Scott
ltan5 tagte uno Sen Magiiter Slts
a11f Sen Sbeiterbaufen itcigen lieb,
nit eritaunten Muse11 geieben nno
int einem &ol5idnitt feltgebalten.
DomalS e%nttbronten ouf iener bent
miiroige11 8erfammlung 6ie @eilt<
1iGer audi Sen beriidtigten 8aplt
Sobann, ser nit einem p%runfboaen
&ofitaat gum &oll5il ge5ogen NOR,
I'M feline &rone gu retten. Sobam
XIII. botte aQe 8ra6t alsfgebo-
ten, i1 1einer Steu11ng als Slater
Ser Gbriitenteit piiroig ouf5utreten;
er NOR au1 SET @eltter beS err ten
@egenidirmes, ser biitorii6 nad65u=
peiien lit. SIN @ergleid 5n uni e.
rem iebigen 5ierliden @egcni6ir,
men muB ienes @6uboa@ Elm mab'
res Monltrum an GroBe getpeien
iein, oenn ein gebarniidter @it<
ter, bo9 GIT Stop, mltbte oas nliblir
DIE @erat Dem @aplte nadtrogen.
9ie @onitonaer Gbrontf gibt ilber
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

fabrifation bon oen fran50iiiduu
Gol6aten Sen &egenidirm fenne''
lernte. Se,te finoen an 10000
Mrbeiter lit Sen Srtidaften Sbllgs
nno 8a1o burd Sic Sd)irminel1itr;s
ibr 8rot, un0 bereits unt COS Sebt
1920 COB es bort @erfbetriebp, oIe
nit t@i1fe con 9ampifraIt a-tei-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

@ann ul.6 bon toem Ser @egen.
idirm, 6ieies niitlide @erat, Dos
6en 8ulturmenidcn BEL regneriibem
@etter bert5utage auf Sdritt uno
&ritt gu begleiten pflest, erfunoen
lit, fonnte bisber bon feinem Sui
turbiitorifer nit 5i6erbeit feitge>
1teut meroen. Totiabe lit, oaB er
crit in 11cuerer 3eit allgemein in Sc.
brou6 tam. @beoem eriebte i'm
ser Mantelfragen. 5reilid ideint
es bereits Inn bas Sabr 500 nod
@briiti Elm nnierem &egeni6irm
dbnlibes @erat gegeben gu baben,
6enn Mlcuin, 8ii6of bon Sours,
ma6te 8O2 Dem 8ii6of Mrno bon
5al5burg ein 1old)es Dtng gum &C.
i9enf NIT Sen @orten: SD fanote
guer &o6piiroen ein 9duboa9, %,
NIT es guer neutrality-suspicious.
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@AATN
NJ =
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The New York herald., 1921-06-20

located in different parts OF the United
States
Completely of former government en-
ployees in the frauds provides one or
the astonishing chapters now being de-
veloped Mr. Blair said that several in
dividuals who formerly held posts of
responsibility and who had access to
confidential files or the Treasury De-
partment have used such information in
illicitly piling up fortunes for them
selves.
The methods employed. Mr.. Blair said.
have varied somewhat. but generally
have followed the line of the bogus solic-
itors offering 10 use influence" at
Washington to obtain deductions in large
amounts from the tax returns.
Mr.. Blair expressed amazement that
such large number OF people have been
fooled by the operations of the swindlers.
The swlndlers actually have caused
thousands of taxpayers to underestimate
their tax liability. and usually have SO
manipulated their clients that they have
been able to rake off large percentage
of the difference between the amount due
and the amount actually paid to the Gov
ernment In the process the Government
has been a heavy loser. though as the
records of this form of fraud are in
complete, ii is not now possible for
officials to even estimate the full ex-
tent of the Government losses.
The disclosures of Gov. Allen OF
Kansas first brought to Mr.. Blair's at
tention were found to lead into still
larger scandals. Soon after Secretary
of the Treasury Mellon directed the
fullest inquiry into the situation in Kan
sas it was said the skilled investga-
tors picked up trails leading into large
Eastern cities.
Later search has shown that the op-
erations were country wide, with many
ramifications
Most of the former Government en-
ployees whose direct connection with
the frauds now seems to have been es-
tablished have been investigated and In
many instances found to have served
only short tenure in the Government
service. 1t was the game of many OF
them. it now appears, to get into the
revenue service long enough to become
familiar with files of the chief offices.
After brief service many resigned out
continued to use the inside facilities oil
the Internal Revenue Bureau, and are
suspected of having attempted 40 bribe
some of the minor officials to help their
game along
Just how much help they got from
officials who had the power OF approval
or rejection on important tax questions
wherein the points of legal deductions
were in dispute. is not officially made
known. This part of the scandal, how
ever, is expected to take a sensational
turn within a few days. when indict-
ments are returned.
The New York herald., 1921-06-20
PRESIDENTS YACHT AT
MOUTH OF POTOMAC
MayfloYer With Notables Ex-
pected at Capital To-day.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-The Presi-
Dental yacht Mayflower. with the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Harding and their party
of friends aboard, spent to-day anchored
off Point Lookout in Chesapeake Bay
just off the mouth of the Potomac. A
wireless message received here at
O'Clock tonight from the yacht said,
Fine weather. All we'll"
The Mayflower is expected to reach
here about O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Among those with the President and Mrs.
Harding are Myron T. Herrick. newly
appointed Ambassador to France; the
Under Secretary of State and Mgs. Henry
p. Fletcher. Senator and Mrs. New.
Senator Knox. Senator Cummins. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Longworth and Brig
Gen. Sawyer. The yacht left late yes
terday and no shore stops were planned.
The New York herald., 1921-06-20
BOY, is, SENT TO JAIL
FOR KILLING HIS MOTHER
Declares Gun Was Discharged
Accidentally.

SoMERvrILE. y. J.. June 19.-Lywood
weibert, Is years old. son OF John
weibert. truck farmer near Griggs-
town, is locked UP in the Somerset
county Jail charged with the murder OF
his mother
Mrs. weibert was killed yesterday
when her husband was in New Bruins
wick Her son picked up a double
barrclled shotgun belonging to his
father, saying that he was going out to
shoot a crow She ordered him to re-
turn the gun to the kitchen corner, and
in attempting to obey her the boy al
lowed the gun to slip from his grasp
II was discharged and a load Of shot
struck Mrs. Weibert in the upper part
OF the body. She died before medical
assistance could reach her
The boy is heartbroken over his
mothers death and insists that 1t was
accidental
The New York herald., 1921-06-20

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
BosToN, June l9.-Twenty-four occu-
pations are represented IN the census OF
careers taken at Radcliffe College among
the 104 young women in the graduating
class Their chief idea is interesting
service.
Teaching. which claims 81 per cent. OF
the 1921 class. includes more than ever
the romance of service because OF the
present teacher shortage. One Radcliffe
daughter will go TO Porto Rico TO teach.
two will be primary specialists and one
will teach college astronomy.
In the remaining twenty-three field~
the 3 per cent. taking up secretarial
work tie with the same number staying
at home Seven per cent. are 20 con-
tinue their studies-one with fellow
ship at Vassar. one at Bryn Mawr. ono
at Boston University and four al Rad
cliffe.
Six per cent. will enter the field OF
The New York herald., 1921-06-20
TAX FRAUD SCANDAL
COVERS WIDE AREA
Jail Terms to Be Demanded for
Swindlers, Declares Inter
nal Revenue Bureau.
EX-OFFICIALS INVOLVED
Millions of Dollars Lost to
Government and Victims
Indictments Expected.
Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washiuafou n. O.. June 10.

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. c., June 10.
Jail terms will be the punishment fol
bogus tax experts, some Of whom for
merly were in the employment of the
Government, for tax frauds on taxpay'
ers and the Government, it was an
nounced to-day at the Internal Revenue
Bureau.
Losses to Taxpayers in stupendous
sums, 1t is now disclosed. have beer
suffered by taxpayers who were fooled
by the talk of alleged Government tax
advisers ana their assurances that IN
fiuence" could effect reductions In nor
NAL tax liability.
Revenue Commissioner Blair, amazed
at the discoveries Of skilled investigators
has decided on the most far reaching
investigation, and declared that both
fines and Imprisonment will be insisted
on by Government prosecutors in cases
now being developed.
Mr.. Blair said the tax fraud scandal
which first showed In Kansas and Mis-
souri, now has reached into practically
all larger cities of the Eastern States
and in many cities of the middle and
central West. Millions OF dollars in rev.
enue have been lost to the Government,
reports show. through activity of the
fake tax experts. and taxpayers them
selves have lost millions more by what
officials declare to be the slippery meth
DDS" adopted by the takers
The reports revealed that tax swind-
lers have preyed with success in practi-
cally every State. 1t is further revealed
that the activities of the tax experts"
have been directed from central offices
The New York herald., 1921-06-20
DIVERSE CAREERS CHOSEN
BY RADCLIFFE GRADUATES
Twentyfour Occupations Represented in Census Taken
This Year Among Graduates; Chief Idea of
Those in Class Is Interesting Service.

business--one as a department store
buyer two as personnel directors and
three as Office executives.
Five per cent. will take up some form
of commercial art work. One will do
nursery decorating and another make
advertising posters. Five per cent. will
go into social work-one to make a
study OF abnormal children,
Three per cent. win study music and
3 per cent. will teach it. giving lessons
and Leading choruses. Four per cent.
have already entered the field of matri-
mony. Three will study to become doc
tors of medicine. three will take a
training course for nursing and three
per cent. will do laboratory work.
Two graduates will go into the news
paper field. Among the other fields that
will claim at least one graduate apiece
are physical education, medical dietetics,
scientific farming, geological research
and the drama.