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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02
COP. Action
On Whiskey
Is Awaited
All Factions Anxious
Concerning Steps to
Be Taken by Hard
ing; Firmness Is
Expected.
BY w. II. Aatkins,

international News Service STAFF
Il Correspondent.
Il Washington, March q What
about booze under the new ad-
ADMINISTRATION? Both the ''drys
and "wets" are anxious for an an
swer to that question. President
4 Harding is expected to fulfill his
promise to give the country real
enforcement" The booze laws
are to be enforced in different
Fashion, unless all signs fail. What
seems probable is that new dry
8law chiefs, pursuant to the new
administration policy, will begin
by siashing red tape" eliminating
stage play and get down to an ap-
plication of the Volstead act as it
was framed.
President Harding comes into
power to find that dry law admin
lstration is enveloped in utter con-
Illusion. Allowing for all Of the logi-
Icai mistakes that were to be ex-
pected in the first year of expert
4ment under the dry law, officials
Twill find in force maze of rules
land regulations, in the hands of
3dry law branches that are not CO.
tOrdinated, and which fail in their
purpose Many of these rules,
found to be impractical. and some
of them ridiculous. will be rescind-
4ed, and workable rules substituted.
Higher officials having supervi-
sion of dry laws now frankly adj
would have proved less farcical
had no attempt been made to i'm
pose restrictions of doubtful legal
ity.
1t is a grand farce to see Snug
Cling and bootlegging operations
&upon a gigantic scale. and even IL
licit whisky manufacturing to an
extent that battles enforcement di-
rectors, ard to note the apparent
ily helpless attitude of the govern
9ment's prohibition bureau.
4 Whisky operations of an Illicit
character will be dealt with in a
firm manner by the new admins
stration, IL is expected, by closer
co-ordination of the governments
agencies.
During the last few weeks of the
Wilson term, dry law enforcers
have been stopping all of the pos
sible holes through which whisky
and other liquors have been leak
ling out to the bootleg trade. With
the backing of the department of
ljustice many new and severe regu-
gations have been imposed Among
these was a rule putting the
wholesale liquor dealers out of
business and limiting legal sale of
whisky through whisky manufac-
lturers and wholesale druggists.
4 But in these recent steps taken
by dry law chiefs there is much to
indicate that tho Volstead Eek
5emptions" were virtually scrapped,
lhnd there is serious doubt whe-
lfher or not they will be allowed to !
|remain in effect. If not over
lturned in the courts, where many |
.pf the rules are now being con-
Rested, II Is thought many of them
will be cancelled.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02
Eugene To Have
New Drug Store

Eugene, Or, Mar. 2. - A new
drug store 10 be known as Car
rolls Pharmacy will be opened nj
this city at 7S3 willamette street.
in the room now occupied hy the
Koh-I-Nor confectionery in the
Coleman building. on May 1. A
lease on thes tore rooms was taken
today by r. E. Carroll. of Junction
CiCty. and f. f. Carroll Of Harris
burg.
The new druggists are brothers
and have had many years expert
ence in the business. Botn are reg
istered pharmacists, They annouac-
ed after signing the lease today that
they would begin at once to assem-
BILE a large stock and fire fixtures
to make Il a strictly modern store
that win be a real business addi-
ton to the city.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02
Polk County Court

G. J. Bruce vs.. Ralph Collins.
Writ of attachment returned and
filed by the sheriff showing at
tachment of 50 acres in township
south, range 6 west and township
south. range west for the SUM
of $142.3O with interest at per
cent from June, 1919.
Anna b. Cooper VS.. Peorl Cooper.
Complaint filed alleging cruel and
inhuman treatment. Plaintiff see!ts
deere and asks court to give chlLd
to plaintiffs mother, Mrs. Minnie
Saunders, and for money to support
the child, also costs of said suit.
Thelma Beck VS.. Carl f. r. Beck.
Suit for divorce on the grounds of
cruelty. Complaint filed March /.
Plaintiff seeks custody of the minor
child and means to care for said
minor.
Probate Court.
In re estate of j. A. Huston, de-
ceased. Petition by Angeline Hus-
ton of West Salem to probate will
of said decedent. order by the
court admitting will to probate and
Angeline Huston as ex-
ecutrix. Last will of decedent filed
and entered of record. Proof of
will filed by Lucille Stricklin, one
OF the witnesses to said will. 0rderI
by the court appointing Celia T.
Moore, r. Il. Lau and NJ. S. Skiff
appraisers. Oath of Angeline Hus-
ton as executrix filed.
In re estate of Isaac Fream, de-
ceased. order entered by the court
directing r. d. Calking to take de-
position of Clares c. Powell. one
OF the subscribing witnesses to the
last will of Isaac II. Fream.
In re estate of II. Harrison SEQ
veil, deacesed. Final account filed
by Lois r. Scovell, administrators,
showing assets of estate at S3957.
Claims paid $3942. Administrative
prays for an order setting time of
final hearing. order entered by
the court setting April at 10 n.
m. as the time for hearing final ac-
count in the county court rooms.
County Court.
Order of commitment of Flor
snce G. Wisner to the state hos
,ital at Salem.
Marriage Licenses.
Napa NJ. Grant of Dallas, a car
,enter by trade of the age of 81, to
NJ. Dodge of Dallas, age
10.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02
EUe,y Year to be Leap
Year Bimeby: Is Claim

woman is better fitted 10
choose a mate than man." shP de-
clares, "A woman is not so easily
imposed upon by externals'
with men it is different. so
long as a girl is beautiful, taste
fully dressed, and has charming
manners, they don't bother TO
study her character"
But, thinks Mrs. Seaton-Tlede-
man, along with this change should
90 a casting-out of the general
idea that women regard marriage
as a career, and are all waiting
for some man to come. along and
provide a home.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02
Bee Keepers To
Hold Meeting

Corvallis, Or, March 2.-The bee
keepers of Benton and Linn ooun.
'ies may hold a meeting in Alban,
at an early date looking to closer
cooperation in their work and nos
sibly to the organization of an as
sooiatlon. In a letter to DR.. George
Coilins OF this city, himself a bee
keeper, II. A. Scullen, specialist in
bee culture at the o. A. G. in Co,
vaills' writes that he is contelnplat-
ing the calling of meeting of Linn
and Benton county bee keepers in
the near future. Mr.. Scullen inauir-
ed II he can arrange a meeting for
March 4. -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02
Supreme Court
Holds Booze Tax
Laws Are Invalid

Washington, Feb. 28.-Kentucky
laws levying a special tax on liquors
withdrawn from bonded ware
houses were held invalid today by
the supreme court. Several mil
lions of dollars in taxes already col
lected by the senate were involved.
The court sustained lower courts
which had granted an injunction to
the Kentucky Distilleries & Ware
house company and J. A. Friebert
company, preventing interference
by the state authorities to with
drawalst of liquor on which the
special tax had not been paid.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02
One Year For
Passing Bad Check

Eugene, Or. March 2.-Chesi,r
Hammick. few days ago indicted
by the Lane county grand jury on
a charge Of obtaining money under
false pretenses in passing a bad
check, was sentenced to serve one
year in the state penitentiary. He
is the eighth man sentenced from
this county to the penitentiary dur
ing the week.
Dale johnson. a youth residing
near Walker, charged with lar
ceny in a store. pleaded guilty yes
terday. His attorney. Walter b.
Jones. made plea for parole AMI
Judge Skipworth took it under ad-
visement until Monday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02
AT YE LIBERTY STARTING sUNDA AY
Tigers and Giants
Train in Texas
(By International News service.)

Wy AhtSlndAiOndI ANSHo oSINlCS.J
San Antonio, Tex, March a
With the training squads of the
Detroit Tigers and New York Gil
ants due here about March 1, the
| baseball fans are booming up in
, terest in the preseason exhibition
games.
The Giants will train at Texas
League park, while Ty Cobb's I'll
gers will gambol on an especially
prepared diamond at Bracken-
ridge park. Additional locker
space and shower baths nave been
installed at the club house of the
league park, and an entirely new
club house, with all modern facili-
ties, has been erected for the Cobb
performers at Breckenridge park.
A tentative schedule of games
with other major league teams and
with Texas league teams has been
arranged as follows:
March 90 - New York Giants
VS.. San Antonio Broncs.
March 12-13-Giants VS.. Tigers.
March 1920 - Tigers VS.. San
Antonio Broncs.
Mid-week games will be staged
between the Tiger and Giant crews
of first and second string men.
The venerable and scrapping
John McGraw has reserved rooms
at the Menger hotel for his giants.
The Tigers will be housed at the
'EGaveler's hotel. i
Country clubs will be thrown
open for entertainment of mem
bers of both teams and special
trips through historic Spanish mis-
sions, including the Alamo, are be-
ing arranged.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02
Maine Salmon
Season Opens

Portland, Me-, March 2.-The
iirst salmon of the season, a six
FOUNDER, has been caught at Sc
oago Lake by Carleton d. Martin.
OF East Sebago, through the ice
breaking records for early fishing.
Ihe smelt run along the west
shore is unprecedented.
AT Bath fishermen report lob
sters are plentiful and a harbinger
of early Spring. Large catches
nave been made. In Eastern
Maine grass fires are numerous in
sections where foot of snow COW
cred the ground at this time last
year.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02

from one or two Stuart's Dyspep-
sit Tablets.
Relief is usually very prompt.
The regular use of these tablets
after meals gives the stomach and
small intestine substantial help to
digest food and you will then be
bold enough to eat baked beans.
fried eggs. sauss ge. buckwheat
cakes and many other things you
thought would make your stom-
ach miserable. Get a so cent box
of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets at
any drug store and you will then
eat whatever you like and be for
titled against the acid. sour stom-
ach due TO indigestion or dyspep-
ala ladyl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02
HEAL SKIN DISEASES
Apply Zemo. Clean, Penetrat-
ing, Antiseptic Liquid

II is unnecessary for you to suffer
With eczema, blotches, ringworm, rashes
md similar skin troubles. Zemo,
obtained at any drug store fer Csc, or
I.0Ok- :xtra large bottle, and prompt
y applied will usually give instant relief
rom itching torture. 1t cleanses and
oothes the skin and heals quickly and
Effectively most skin diseases.
Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating,
disappearing liquid and is soothing to
he most delicate skin. 1t is not greasy,
IS easily applied and costs little. Get
It today and save all further distress.
The E. W. Rose Co, Cleveland, o.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02

Fire at Springfield last week de-
stroyed the Baker jewelry store
and three other buildings, causing a
loss of $4,000.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02

MAN is creature of habit 40
Some of his habits are good and some of tbor
are bad. Most of them are good, becausa +ho
human animal is so delicate an organism th.4
there has to be republican majority of cood
habits to keep him going.
In fact, good habits are not only an economv
of effort - making it possible to accomnish
more with less attention and less effort Of the
will - they are also the fundamental presuD
positions that make life at all possible.
The heart has good habit of pumping blood
without your having to think about it.
The lungs have good habit of supplying the
system with oxygen.
The nerves have good habit of sending in
Simultaneous messages to the brain about what
is happening to you.
The nerves have such good habits that when
they send the message to your brain that your
hand has touched something too hot they do
not wait for the General Staff in your head to
call conference of your numerous impulses
and inhibitions to determine whether or not to
remove the hand from the hot object. Your
nerves have habit of sending back message
about what to do right away
The same thing holds true of affairs on a
higher plane.
A man keeps his contracts, pays his bills
supports his family, votes, and goes through
all the ordinary actions of daily life as citizen
and civilized human being because he has these
good habits, and he leads good life when he
has good habits.
man buys largely as a matter Of habit.
He buys at place he likes because he is well
treated and he finds the values satisfactory
More likely than not, the word of friend or
the printed word of friendly advertisement
got him there to begin with
And the store where he buys lets him know
about any special sales of stocks, pleasantly and
effectively because they have the habit of tell
ing him such things through their advertising
and he has the habit of noting what they say
because he has the habit of reading advertise
ments with interest and confidence
The American people are friendly goOO-
natured race. While we have enough bad naO-
its, we also can look ourselves over impartlaW
and see that we have some good Ones
Pre-eminently characteristic of us is our ha'
bitual interest in and appreciation of adver's
ing.
We know that this interest is good haO'
because we know what it can do and has 0OD'
for every one of us.
Advertising itself is a good habit.
In fact, advertising and reading adVer'ls"S
are two of the best American habits!
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02
Why Be Afraid
OfGOOd Food?
Eat What You Like Best But Fol
low IL With Stuart's Dys-
pepSia Tablet

When the stomach sours or be-
comes gassy, with heartburn, it
needs the alkaline effect to offset
the acid condition. This you get
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-28
aett amdy rtu 5dbmtmmt-
kragfm+
Grlpart benz Mmfanser cine Imam
nebmltdfett.

Sir iol6e, mclde idmtmmen ler-
nen moaen, obne sleid gu 8eginn
sine ungemiitlide I'M nl9t 81
iagen, unbeimllde - G%rfabrung
maden gu miilien, oiirfte Ser nad)-
ltebenoe, neuerOings erfunoene
v~56mimmfragen" miqfommen iein.
Gs gibt ia idon langit @ettnngs-
giirtel uno anoere Gorriftungen,
INN Elm enogiltiges @eriinfen gu
perbinoern. Mber Die 8aoenoen,
mel9e obne ale 8efanntidaft NIT
ser @aiierpelt iino - dbgeleben
pc11 ser 8aoeuanne - lteben es
meiitens gar 1idt, pl0bli@ uno nn-
frei1piQig unter Sic Sherflade &C.
tauh' gu meroen uno beina6e ale
C1npfinoungen oes pirfliden Or
trinfens bur9ma6en 81 millien! Ser
56reden ion beim Sdmimmlerne11
entibieoen feline &oae ipielen: Ser
neue @~9mimmfragen bel9leuntgt
oas S~9mimmlernen uno tnoht es
511n1 tpirfli9en 8ergnigen, er1 hfpert
uu6 SOS Mtmen ME.
Ser &ragen lit aus 3e1uloio ge-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-28
KpieIti5h beg @au5iser @lodenipiels.

xpierti56 oes @an5iser @lodenipiels.
Sabre finoen mir @obl IN Slmab
beir1 8au einer gleiden ubr. @u9
oieles Werf muroe int 2aufe Der
8eit perl9ieoentlib umgebqnt! gu.
lett 1898. Gas @lodeniPiel libt
uiber Sem groben Mittel5ifferblatt.
Weon liebt sort in 0rei &eiben ie@-
3ebn tleine @ngelsfiguren NIT Sam-
n1eru uuo @lodden in ser Sano.
Mn1detueno fiibren oieie Siguren
oas @lodenipiel aus, bod seidiebt
es in 8irfli9feit ourd led5ebn I'M
eeSn,1enraum ser lbr untergebra@te
@loden, oeren @epiht 5uiamme1t
al 300 &ilogramm betragt. 9te
@loden meroen BON elmer groBen
@al5e am l1brmerf geipielt. Man
1ett lit oiele @al5e, lie na@ Der &C.
pinldten Melo0ie, >5tifte ei11. Die
Bel ibrer l1morebung Our4 9ebel
bic @lodenbammer beben.
9a man alio in Strabburg i9on
1862 u,1o in SlmiiB 1920 MEDIC
nt1d) bemegte @lodenlpicle beiab, lit
Sic Mnli9t Ser Solan0er, ibr
3onosmann &ned babe 1865 Die
medanilden @lodenlpiele erfun6en,
.tpioerlegt. Dieiem @lodengieber
.8artbolomal1S &ned aus Slanoern
.acbiibrt nl1r oas @croienit, oamals
ouf pielen aird)cn ietaer Seimat
aroBe, our6 MQoerlpert betriebene
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-28
6ln1kfnartRlr.
gum Grau5 ~. Gelbbans.

@%lodenipiele aufgeiteut gu taben.
9as beriibmteite ieiner 8erte lit
oos inn Sabre 1867 al elliott erbau-
te @lodenlpiel. &eute fin6et ma1t
in @ouano iiber 100 @lodenlpiele,
un6 in 8elgien oercn iiber 100.
9agegen erideint 6te Bail bon ID
gr0Beren @lodenipielen in Genti4.
lan6 alS iebr gertng.
9as erite groBe 0ffentli9e @Iot'
fenipiel 9eutiblan0S muroe int
Sabre 1887 auf Der Cont Retri'
&ir@e 5u &amburg aufgeitelt. @s
beitano aus iteben @loden, ste bon
&an6 gelpielt mur6e1t. Ser 5pie'
Ter 5og idmere 2eoerbanoi9nbe an
uno i6lug nit auer @emalt auf iie-
ben breite Talten; cine nidt leidte.
Mreit oes Mult5terens. Sm lteb.
debnten uno adt5ebnten Sabrbun,
6ert famen 3u 6ieiem @lodenlptel
insgeiamt bier5ebn neue @loden
bin5u. 8eim 8rano Ser &irhe I'M
SATIRE 1912 ging 6as san5e 8ert
%5ugrunoe. 5eit Sem Sabre 1871
fonnte oas @erf au9 in @erbin-
Dung nit Ser Surmubr ipielen:
Sos 5peite groBe @lodenlptel
Deuti6lan6s mur6e i'm Sabre 1859
auf Dem 9an5iger &atbaus erri@s
tet.
ST. 6en Eurmituben, 100 sic Slot,
fenipiele aufgelteut iin6, lit es gar
eng un6 6unfel. Meine Dielen Yer>
iu9e, cine @eiamtanii6t eineS alten
@lofenipielS at Srt nno Steae
auf5unebmen, %gelangen nur ein ein-
5igcs Mal, uno 5par IN 9nren I'M
Mbetnlan6. Ser 6ortige 8urger<
.meilter M0irbeni6 lieb I'M Sabre
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-28
Gin5iebcn Des Mieienneses. Gauge $50 Snb. Sefc 60 SUP.

Wtilionen bon Giid)en f0nllen nit
cinem 3ug gefangen iperoen. Man
Dat nod heute feline Qtntlid)e GrDe.
burg oariiber allgeit elt, tple grob
ul1o pie perbreitet Der @eringsreid.
tu>1 Der alostcniiben &iiiten Don
9igons Ginfobrt iii0lid bis gu ocu
auBeriten 8ereidcn oer Mleuten.SSl,.
ieln una meiter binal,s in Sic Ye,
ringsiee! Ser @eihnad Der alas
faniid)en Seringe lit uniibertroffen.
9ie er1te nambaftc M11sbeute> i'm
SaDr 1916, bcltano aus $500 JnB;
fit oas Sabr 1920 mllroeu bercits
cine 8iertelnilion JaB beribtct, &c.
rauGcrte uno Yiidienbcringe nidt
mitgere6net, aub nidt bie Wfaiien
friider @eri11ge, melde> 81 9l0Gen
%gefroren, ais Sober fir Ben Sell
buttenfang an observation-disclosures ST.
ider berfauft merGen.
Die Seril1ge laiden i'm Mear5,
@pril unb Mai, 11ur an penigeu
Sertlidfeiten i'm sunni. Damn per-
idminoen file, fonn1en aber Witte
Suli nodmals uro iino Damn iebr
felt. SIR Del lit fir 6ie Mnltreit-
MISREPRESENTATION iebr begeDrt, -
o1d crit felt 6em &riege> Der gu ei-
tenn 1lllperi9dlntcn @o6trei6en Der
2ei10lpreiie fiibrte uno Sic Jabri.
fanten 5tpang, anocrmeitiaen Grias
51 iu9ett.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-28

ten sic 8er1iner mod bier3ebniabri<
gem bergebli9em @arten ihr Slot
fenipiel gum erlten Male. Sic @lof<
fen flangen, aPer iie flaugen unbar'
monil9. Scum mur6e cine Inter
luGungsfommiiiion eingeieBt, Die
lt6. nod tangent Sinunober an ei-
net befannten nieoerldnoiiden @ie<
Der, San gilbert Sc @rape, lpanote.
8egen bes mtBlungenen @erts
aber gab es enoloie @erban6lungen
uno 8ei9mer6en. Sn5miiden tpa-
rem sic 81 @loden gu oem 1euen
Spiel in &ol1an6 fertiJ geporoen,
uno 6ieies fam I'M Sabre 171S auf
SET &aro@ialfirde gu Berlin 5ur
Muftemung. @ie unfoiteu oesiel,
ben beliefen ii6 auf falt 1900
@uloen, fir Sic bamalige 3eit cine
getpaltige Summe. Ser &o1tg
ielbit bepinigte fir oen @lofner
iabrli9 einen @ebalts5ui9uB BON
200 Salern. 9as @erf 1pielt BET
Der go115en un6 balben @tun0e etne
Gboralme1ooie, sic monatli6 me9-
felt. Sci 8iertel uno 9reipiertel
erflingen nur menige Safte zines
Yr1iluoiums. gs nitro BON oieiem
@lodenipiel er5dblt, bob Srieori@
ser @rpBe Sen 8efebl erteilt babe,
uoaB in finftige feline Bialm ODER
2ieoer ouf ser Muiicalien Walbe
gelebet mer6en ionen, ion6ern nod
Ser Mrt pie gu Botsoam nebmlt9
Surmonie uno Nraeluoie, nod me-
niger auf bent manual @lanler ntdt
oerglei9en geipielet ueroen oltr'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-28

der &ctcr ban GaM uno SEN BE-
riibmtelten 6amaligen @lodengte-
BET, 8eter @emonp aus Nmlter0am,
oas @lodenipiel auf Sem @9loB-
turn 31 9armita0t erbaut, oamit
es, ugeilHi9e 2ie6er ipielen6, alS
cine lebloie @reatur 0as Sob 6es
MQma9tigen berfiin6en ioue." 9ie
5tiftmal5e entbalt 1000 2o9er uno
iett sic &ammer ser % @loden
al1f Sem Gurm 6es @@lolies in 8e,
tpegung. Mub an oieiem @erf lit
ein 9an6flabier Dorban0en.
Gin merfpuroiges S@idlal er.
1ebte 0as 8erliner @1odenipiel. Ms
Srieori9 I. &onig geworoen par,
moute er ieinem SdloB uno ieiner
@elioen3ltaot ein @abr5ei6en ge-
ben. @6liiter, Ser oamalS Setter
ser @9loBba1ten uar, mur0e beauf'
tragt, sen altan dillingham; am
@@loB bod5ufubren, oamit er ouf
piele Meilen geieben mer6en tonne.
gu bielm Eurm faufte ser &onig
in @onano eit i9ones @lodeniplel,
oas obne Sic @loden 10000 Gull
Sen foltete. Sdluter mar etn gro
ber @initler, aber ein i@le4ter
Se6nifer. Sein Surmbau befam
a1sbalo @iiie, uno troy ser einge<
figten giienfonltruftion - Ibri>
gems ser erlten oteier grt - rAuBte
Ser itol5e Gurm mieoer abgetragen
meroen. @6liter fiel baour@ tn
ltngnaoe. :3u Dem nun einmal ge<
fauften @lodenipns, aber lieb Der
&onig Sic @loden gteBen. 9onn
bFieb Sos @erf a6t Sabre lang nr-
benuBt liegen, bts Ser @oriteber Der
Yarodialftr9e Elm 8ittgeiud Inn
ueberlaiung 6es @~lodenipiels ein'
retdte. Gin gemiHer Sobann &o-
Ser aus S6petnfurt erbot it9 5ar
Muf}teuung bes @erfs, uno o1
&caiabrstage 6es Sabres 1715 bor-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-28
9ertngs1urlt unn Alaaka.
Rod eiue grpfe Snoufrie ourd ben ® emporgefdo6en.
mobnli6 6ur@ beutegtarioe g0gel
urD fump1en raid 3ur Stcue.

mobnli9 6ur9 beutegterige 80geI
unO fump1en raid our Stcue.
Neiitens aber in Ser @aupt5eit
oes &eringfanges peroen sic in I'm.
gep0bnliden MaIlen erbeuteten ST.
iGe ni9t obne meitercs eingel9la9.
tet, ion0ern in ul,sgeil1dten groBen
Sior0s l%ebenoig fir Monatc be,
uabrt, m19 gefiittert. Sour gang
allmabli9 meroel1 iie aus ibrem @e>
fangnis=8 eden (ni6t brett aus Der
@u6t, 0te periGieoene iol6e 8eden
unb idtpimmenoc Neke entbalt) &c,
BOLT u116 p%erarbcitet. Dos lit bon
GROCER 8i9tigteit; oenn sic Sc.
rings=Snoultrie erbalt iol6erart
a119 III Sen Monaten Mrbeit, in De-
men ionit niGts BON @eringen 81
ieben mare.
SSn ibrer beiten @erfaiiung lino
sic Seringe pom SUM- big gum 81.
tober. Die &ebe, nit oenen iie &C..
fatlgen lper0en, iin0 rei6li9 700
SUB lang un6 60 SUB tief; iie to-
BEN grobe @ebnli@feit nit SEN
Meben fir Ben 2adsfong, nur oaB
Die Maiden fleiner iin6. 9urh
eine iinnreide G%orridtung, 6ie ii9
auf einem 9rebiiid i'm Sinterteil
zines &%raftbootes hefin6et> miro oas
Ret; blitidnen a!rsgeworfcn, uno
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-28

tenrt. @u6 1eiitet sic Natur ielber
Gabci beionSeren Ne!ltann. Die tie
fen, engen, in 6as @ebirge einge-
riiienen Weeresgaiien Mlastas Gin
S9meoen unb Nprtpegen merben
lolde aliifte ~5ioros" genannt> mo-
den es mandmel, tpern iib eine
gan5e uG6ule" Seringc 1T cine oer-
artige gng-So6budt perlaufen fat,
febr 1eidt, ourh bloBe 9perrung
0es iGmalen gingangs cine lnge,
beure @enge Sii9e feit3ubalte1t.
Slider entoeden cine uSdule" ge-