davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-26
two. My husband confessed that the
reason he wasn't pleasant around home

two. My husband confessed that the
reason he wasn't pleasant around home
was because he didn't feel able to sup
port the two boys. Now l have put the
two boys out in good country homes.
Ny husband has gone away to an
other city and keeps writing for me
to come to him and live with him.
What would be your advice, live with
him after parting with my two little
boys? l have a good job myself.
WORRIED WIFE AND MOTHER.
1t seems to me there is something
wrong with a man who makes a moth
er give up her two little boys. If you
went to your husband, l believe he
would act in the way he used to and
that he would give you a new excuse
Since you have a good job it seems to
me that you had better keep it and
stay away from your husband. After
year or two he may learn his lesson
and be willing to support you and the
boys.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-26
OHlO'S INDUSTRIAL STATUS
REFLECTED IN STATISTIC

CLEVELAND, O., April 26.-Indus-
trial conditions throughout Ohio are
reflected in statistics compiled by the
Ohio committee on public utility in
formation, showing the quantity OF
electricity generated for light and
power by large central station plants
during March, as compared with the
same month last year. say bulletin
issued by the committee. The figures
indicate a falling off Of more than 90
per cent. in the production of electric
current this year with last.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-26
Heart Problems
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Last summe

Dear Mrs Thompson: Last summer
I was introduced to a very nice young
loan He took me to shows and other
respectable places. In November, a
year ago, l went to visit my sister and
when I returned l found that he had
left the city.
One night, about sig months ago my
sister and l we're at dance and he
was there. He took my sister and me
home and went with him about three
months. Then another friend of mine
told him things that were not true
about me and he did not speak 20 me
until the other night. He told me that
he had found out the truth and would
not believe anything that he was told
again Now my friend cannot treat
me nicely enough. DO you think he
really cares for me?
TROUBLED
| have no way of telling how much
the young man cares for you. Time
will tell.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-26
Chapter 30.
A LETTER..

Ruth went on with her work. There
was less of it during the summer, but
there was also less money. The four
teachers gave up their little fat
as they called the top floor they
shared. and went away for the two and
a half months OF school vacation Being
Poorly paid and economical women,
they did not pay the rent on the rooms
to hold them. Marketown mad houses
enough where rooms might be had. SO
why waste few dollars?
Mrs. O'Neil closed of the top floor
to reduce the work BY this time Mr..
O'Nen was comparatively helpless,
most Of his time was spent in bed or
in his wheel chair-an expensive
article that had to be purchased.
The people living in the place an
noyed him, but he did not say anything
about it either to his wife or his
daughter. Duncan O'Neil at last
was in.
And on top Of all this, the manager
who had lived in two Of the lower
rooms decided to take a house Of his
own. His wife was to have a baby,
he explained, and they felt, since the
new store was prosperous, that they
a SIIldll DOul0 NJ" duu q
maid to look after her.
The payment on the back taxes
lapsed, as there was nothing to meet
them with now. and Ruth. as the hot
days went on, had all she could do to
keep her face cheerful for her father.
IF only I could have stayed on in
the CITY," she told her mother once
That position / had offered me wasn't
much, but it would have led to some.
thing else better. By winter perhaps
| would have been able to send you
money Anyway, you wouldn't be any
worse of without me, and II I could
have studied"
Life was always an ''if' 10 the girl
Half the money Mr.. Weed was sending
Myra would have kept her in the city
and given her the training she wanted
so much-and Myra was wasting it
Her singing lessons were mostly an
excuse to avoid coming home.
Sometimes when she thought Of
Myra, who had everything and gave
nothing-and of herself who had moth
ing and who wanted only chance
tonly a chance to work. her whole
heart filed with bitterness. She made
no attempt to write to Myra now. The
conventional thing had been done. She
had wished her happiness. She had
wished Tim happiness. She had tried
aWfuuy hard during her stay in Gaby's
place with Myra, to get back on the
old chummy footing, but had failed
and not through any fault Of hers. Sc
she did not answer the only letter
Myra sent The story of Myra's and
Tins engagement had gone the
rounds OF the town and had been for
gotten. Ruth was glad that her visit
TO her friend in the city had kept hel
name out of the gossip.
I'm going out and find a position,
she told her mother one morning-one
time in July when things looked es
l.ecially black.
Her mother, protested, but Ruth
slipped into her serge suit and hel
incest waist and started out.
1t was harder here at home where
she was known. 1t was owning up to
such poverty! The people she knew
the girls she had played with, did no,
work. =
Social lines are never more tightly
drawn than in a small town. For Ruth
10 become an Office worker was fol
her to drop in the social scale. To &C
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-26
ADOPT NEW WAGE SCALES

HARTFORD CITY, Ind, April 90
The Hartford City local Of the car
penters' and joiners' union, at meet
ing Monday, adopted a scale of rs
cents an hour for a nine-hour day.
For overtime work time and one-half
will be charged, and for Sunday,
double time The brickmasons' union
has fixed its wage at $1.25 an hour for
an eight-hour day, charging time and
one-half for overtime and double time
for Sunday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-26

CUT THIS OUT IT'S WORTH MONEY
Cut out this slip. enclose with SC and
mail it to Foley & Co., 1885 Sheffield
Ave, Chicago, Ill. writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
in return a trial package containing
coughs, colds and Group: Foley Kidney
pills for pains in sides and back: rheu-
matisn backache. kidney and bladder
ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
wholesome and thoroughly cleans
ing cathartic for constipation. bilious
ness. headaches, and sluggish bowels.
Yertisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-26

were false. according to the annual re
port of the salvage corps. The repor
shows 90 persons were burned ts
death during the year. compared to q
the preceding year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-26
CINCINNATI FIREMEN
ANSWER 1873 ALARMS

tBy Associated Press)
CINCINNATI, o., April 26.-The
Cincinnati fire departments sped to
1878 alarms in 1920, of which 1877
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-26

Dear Mrs. Thompson: l wrote a
letter TO you some time ago, signed
"Worried Wife and Mother" I have
FIVE boys, all self-surporting except
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-26

Jackie Coogan movie taking his medicine like
Jackie Charlie Capins Kid"
and Bad tried register when his
Mrs Jack Porey told him medicine couldn't be
however, but Jackie took it ike though hs wasn't
with pneumonia but they he how
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-26

Both male and female reindeer have
antlers.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02

Mng1t mebr. gu ben braud)it. SCI
Gift neiter nids mie en- 8lobbart,
NO INNER oamit. blobe oubt, mas er
10 piel @elo bat, I'LL babel biit on
10 i9n1al I'M 6ubit mid orti9e, btd
5u be5able. Nau fomm an!
@eu, iett ben i@ piooer ale
suIt perlore gebabt. Sd ben gang
gut e%ingeiebn> oaB i@ mitaus Sen
@e6esmeiler feline giiiiten3 ear
nids ben ferttg bringe Tonne, bic,
fabs id ben in meiu Gene nod tei1,
8ein gema9t. I'm for mas iollt i'd
10 6uu1m iei1 mid all Die Eubls for
i6tperes @elo an5uidaffe, menn Der
@ebesueilcr aucs Dat, mas n1er
braud)e? @coesmeiler, ber i6 &c.
iagt; id ben muir ennal ausfinne
NOBLE, mas on bon meme @iote
oenfe ouhjt; atutper mas i'd geiagt
ben, ben ia gar nit gemeint I'M es
NOR fu5lif9, menn mer 6en @ein
m11bfe tpoute. 2aB i'm nun rubie
mo er is, i9 fin nit einigent idt-
ttsfeit.. @en, bat er geiagt> i'd tueiB
ia gut genug, DOB 6u en- Sdppbett
biIt, atptper id ben i@ubr nit &c.
glaubt, 6aB III 10 6umm mari9t,
tpomit i@ nerbleitpe Sbne Sbrn lie
ner
@biIipp Sauerampfer;
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02
@e(@t@tem pnn Garmlp+

Gin @roBer aus Dem &ei6 Der
@eiangsfunit, Elm 3auberer, Der aQe
2u1t uno ale Dual ser 9eele IN
6em iinnbetoren6en Slang ieiner
Gimme ul1s5u6ruden Dermo9te, lit
nit Garuio 0obingegange11. @ob1
mer6en u11s bon man@en @angern
ser @ergangenbeit abnli@e @un<
Ser 6es 4onnerts 11no Ger @irfung
er5ablt; aber in uniern Eage1t itano
ct oaein, als cine &laiie fir it6,
alS Ser &eloentenor, ser Die @eItal-
ten ser Oper gu binreiBen6em &c.
ben beieelte. 9ieier inneren @r0be
ieiner &unit feb1te nidt 6ie auBerc
8egleitung 1%1ngebeurer Grfolge, rte
flyer @age1L BON 2iebesgei@i&ten,
@tanoolpro5eiien uf6 8%ombenretla'
me. Sein @eltrubm bra6te es init
iid, 6aB bon fei11em an0eren &unit'
Ter 10 piel geipro9eu muroe tpie
bon ib1n, 6aB fem Mame in ale
m0gli9en neutrality-suspicious. bin-
cinge5ogen muroe. Mber sic Ma9t
iei1er Yeri0nlibfeit uno Der grnlt
ieineS Strebens iiegten oo6 uber
all oaS leere @eldrm, SOS i'm um,
gab. slu9 fir oieien pom @liif BET
m0bnten Meniden mar 6od, mie
fir ie0en groBen &iinltler, sic <nlt
ernit uno oaS 2eben 1ti6t better, pie
man nit einer Mbmanolung 6es
Shinermortes iaaen f0nnte. 8oN
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02


2eute, bic Dir ou5uidnen ibr
8%ertra,,en f@enfen, barflt 6h imn1er
3u ben nielen 36blen, Die, tpenn iie
@eidenfe r,1ahen, babel itets auF
Bertloiiqfeit ieben.
Meinigen bon 8ron3e.
gegenft1n6en. Man benubt
bier3u nit beitem Grfolg Ole 81.
dorie. Man bermiid}t bieielbe nit
etmas @aiier, trdgt 6ie Mai1e NIT
elmer fleinen 8irlte ouf 6te gu
pltben6en @egenitdn6e, buritet uro
reinigt, fpult bie 3i6orie nit 8ai.
ier ab unb trodnet oen @egenitano
an ser Sonne o6er am Sfen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02
Die Grmproun9 bes italtenii6en
Sergeantcn.

SIN n2ofalanseiger" i@iloert ei11
Augen5euge Sic graniame Mibbano-
lung bes itolienii9en 5ergea11ten
auf Dem @abnbof @barlottengrube
6et &pbntf ourb polniihe Sniurgen-
ten. @tma 80 Sniurgenten rifien
SEN 5ergeanten aus 6em 3ugabteil
6eraus unb f9lugen unter 8ertpin=
i@unsen Stalie1ts iolange auf i'm
elm, Big er 5%riammenbrad. Die
fran3oliide 8abnbofswade iab Dem
8orfan uutatig gu. Ser Staliener,
ser iib pieber in Den 3ug gei@Ieppt
bette, mlr6e bort bon ben Sniurgen<
ten tpetter miBbouhclt. Ct lit an ben
erlittenen @erleBungen geitorbet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02

.5mt1den Jloren5 uno gmpol1 lteg1.
Der groBartige 8arodpaloft, emit
ser 8eiib ser alten tosfanii9en So.
Mile ser Marques @ucci, itcnte 511-
Iammen nit. Dem benadbartet1
59loB 8elpe6ere cine geraoe3u
firitli9e &erri9aft Dor, at Ser SO
Sitter III Mathematician umfreis ge=
60rten. Mit @uniti@aben un6 Soft
6nrfeiten amer Mrt mar Sos 5bIob
oollgeitopft, nit oen berrli@lten
M0beln ausgeitattet; sic 8il6erga=
(erie fiinte cine lange &eibe BON
5alen. SSn DEM gang nit Marmor
l1n6 Colo ausgelegten @aupt. un6
B%runfiaal, in oeiien Mitte cine
Rieienbiiite @arufos itebt, fin6 300
2orbeerfrdn5e a%ufgebangt, 6eren
S9leifen Die flnngboQiten Mamen
Ser alte,1 u,t0 nerer @elt pereinet1.
9ier refi6ierte Garuio III ieinett Sc
rien5eiten pie eit1 Shirt ieine11 gro-
ben &ofitaat uno tpi6mete oie @tnn-
Sen, 6ie nidt nit Weiongsubunge,1
ausgefiiut tparen, Ser 2an6pirt-
ibaft, ser er leioeni9aftli9 ergeben
mar. go bat er aus oieiem rieiigen
8eiik cine mabre Muiterberri6aft
gema9t, sic 6iefem mooernen Mi=
oas, Dem aues gu @olo mur6e, gro-
sc @rtrdge bradte.
Garuip 11mb Sic &0dia.
@or einigen Sabren ipeiite 60
ruio in 2on6on BEL 8etannten. 9ie
Dame oes @ouies bette oem be.
riibmten @alte fem 2eibgert9t, cine
Mattaronii9uiiel, bereiten laifen,
Sic 10 por5iieli@ gel,1ngen tpor, oab
garuio es ii@ ni@t nebmen lieB,
ebe er ii9 berabidie6ete, ielbit our
Slide binab5uiteigen un6 Ser &o4in
SIT 6anfen. MuBer einem rei@li@en
Grinfgelb bot er ibr ein Sreibiuett
on. Die &odir1 aber meinte, iie babe
6o9 feine 8eit, ing Gbeater gu &c.
ZEN, Oh Der Meiiter ibr ni9t glei9
an 0rt un6 @teue ettpas porfingen
tpoue. 2aden6 trat @aruio einige
S9ritte 3l1riid, 1ebnte ii6 geger
bas &u9enbort uA6 Iegte los: ga
Donna e mobile.
Gin merfmirbiger @erebrer Ga.
ruipS.
Mls @aruio einnnaI in Ybilaoel=
pbia meilte, tplr6e CT eingeias
Den, gege11 Elm gera6e3u %fabelbaftes
&onorar int @auie zines befannten
Miqiar6drs gu 1ingen. SSn Dem lip.
pig a11%sgeitatteten Salon, lit sen er
gefibrt mur6e, fan6 ser berIbmte
Sanger gu ieiner ueberraidung 1tur
ben 9errn 6es @auieS un6 Elm flei=
mes Sun66en. 8or bieiem uBubli>
fum" begann @arufo cine ieiner
i60niten 4rten an5uitimmen; ser
&un6 unterbraa ibn aber i9on na9
Den :eriten S0nen u11o erbob elm
mlten6es @efIaff. Ser MiQiar6dr
erbob iid bon feinem Ylate uno
iagte gemiitli9: SD 6anfe Sbne1
tauien0mal. Sic f0nne1t iett aufb0-
rem 1n6 geben; i6 mollte 11ar ieben,
Oh @obp audi beulen pir6e, tpent1
sic fingenl"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02

Ser fubIt Ben Druid Der Stelet
,ti9t, Sen Grauenbanoe abenoS ianft
enti9irren.
8er @obltat Sir ertpies, fei 6et.
1es 9anfes geptB; 6ie ou ertpetiek
Die bergtb!
Ser gbaratter lit ein Sells, an
Dem gejtran6ete @9iffer lar6ert un6
aniturmenoe iheitern.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02
9ie 8iene in beutidjer Sage unb
@eidtdte.

-Die 8iene bat itets cine bebor.
5ugte @teQung unter ben MuBtteren
eingenommen; iie miro nt9t nur
aIs &austier betradtet, ionoern audi
in unmittelbare 8e5ieDungen gum
8obI uno @ebe Ser Samilie &c.
bra@t, oeren Greu6 uno 2et6 in
pielen @egenoen nod beute au@ oft
ben 8tenenforben 6ur9 Geit, o6er
Graueridmud MuSbrud gegeben
miro. Die mannigfa@en Sormen
oes ~8ieneniegens", Die 8e3ei4s
nung ~8ienenpater" fir ben &eiit'
ger Ser 8ie1er II. d. m., 6euten 6as
gemiitli9 patriar9aliide 8erbaltniS
6es Meniden our 8iene at. Cine
itberaus rei@e 2iteratur lit benz
Gier@en idon bon Der 3eit @lez.
an6ers 6es @roBen @ptbias BON
Maiilia) an getpiomet; aber bic
alten @0lfer fannten sic @atur uno
nan1entli9 sic 9rt Der Sortpflan-
3ung Ser 8iene ible6t; tpabren6
6ie alten 9euti9en 6arnit genal
bertraut tparer. l1niere iamtli9en
oas 8ienenleben betreffenoen MuS.
bride iin6 aud rein oeuti@. @nt.
lpredeno Ser @idtigfett ,pel@e Ole
8ienenmirtibaft fir uniere @orfab'
rem ipielte, bei9afttgten ii9 au@ oie
oeutiden @eiebbiider iebr e%ingebena
nit oen baran ii@ fnipfenoen
&e9tsperbdltniiien, un6 nod beute
baben 1id Die germanii@en &e@ts.
begriffe inmitten oes itaatlt@ gelten.
ben romii9en i'm @olfe btnfi@tlt@
Ser @ienen5u@t l%ebenoig erbalten.
Gin @ienenj9uarm, Der ein an6e.
reg @runoifid oufiudt, miro bon
Dem 8eltBer 6ieles @run6itudes a1,
ltan6slos benz 1uieoer ausgeliefert,
Dem er entfloben lit, obgleid unier
@eieb oieiem feline Sanobabe 5ur
3urudfor6erung bietet. Streng Der.
boten tpar i'm 6eutideu &edt bus
MnIoden frem6er 8ienen 6ur4 ioge'
nannte 2oditode. Ser @ortragen6e
f9il6erte sic 3eioeluirtfdaft, mel@e
sic @lapen 11a9 Deutidlano brad.
ten, 6os lit 6as &alten BON 8ienen
in gu oieiem 8med a%usgeb0blten
8Guner - Elm 8eruf Ser %iabrbu1.
6ertelang an Ben b%eionoeren, &c.
noiieni9aftli@ organiiierten uno
unter eigener @eridtsbarfeit tie.
benoen @tano ser 3ei6ler gebun6en
tpar. SIN 16. Sabrbun6ert fling eS
an, nit Ser friiber febr bliben6et
8ienen5u@t ridtudrts at geben.
Snfolge Ser Reformation ianf 6er
8e6arf an 8tr6en. (Wa@s-) 2i@ten.
9ie Mufbebung ser geiltli4en
Stifte beldrantte ben Sonigper-
braud, uno sic @infibrung bon tns
oiidem @a9s tat Elm ibrtges, sic
8ienen5udt BET u1s unlobnen6 81
maiden. Mu9 truger 6ie itetgen.
Den &olapreiie 6a5u bei iniofern
iie Der ben @alo i@aoigen6en Set.
oelmirti9aft @inbalt geboten. Gift
u1 sic Mitte unieres Sabrbun.
berts erfolgte Elm 11er1er Mufidmung
our9 sic ginflbrung Ser bepegli-
den @abe uno Der Sonigidleuoer.
Sic 1ebte @%ieb5dblung I'M Deutiden
@ei9 ergab einen 8eitan6 bon 2
Miuionen 8ienenit0den uno cine
@r5eugung bon @onig uno @a@S
I'M @erte bon 90 Miutonen Marf.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02

rano uno ntbt nur Dor DEM ou.
mdbli6en -3erfau gliidlid bebutei
puroe, ion6ern audi III ietten mid
tighten 9etlen Dem funitiinniger
&ublifum 5ugangli@ bieb.
Ser @ir3bur9er fennt un6 liebt
feline @eit6en3. Mibt n,1r Der ieocr.
3eit ge6ffnete 8arf. fon6ern audi
Gle beoeuten6lten ieiner Raume
ipielen lire ih1mme, er3ieberiide
@oue i'm 2eber Der @taot felt lart-
ger 3eit. Gin Sell ieiner eben1al!'
gen neutrality-suspicious. lit fdor felt
S%abr5ebnten gemeinnibigen 3wedetl
aetui6met, in6em er Nr@iuen -unb
fiinitlerii6en un0 miiieni6aftli9cn
8ereinen als @cbauiung oient. 9ie
&ellerei bot nie %aufgebort,. ibre ur.
iuriingli9e. Mufgabe an Sranter1s
f0itli9item Naturproonft 5u .erfil-
len.
Su Den 9agen ser @epolutior
iu9te ii6 ser S6reden int 5dloiie
ein5uniIten. Sc gebort Ser @ei4i6te
an, oab cine @ei1e in 6teien @auern
sic reboutton4ren Mrbeiter> uno
@oloatenrdte lire @etpaltberri@aft
) einri9tcten un6 Dob, ibrem 8orbilo
! fo1geno, sic Stirmer Der u5tpeiten
Mepolntion" 1T 6en erlten Mpri1ta>
gen BORT baulten, Bis bie beber5ten
Sitter ser 0ronung iie heriagte1
un6 obfiibrten .
Scum iagen uniere iungen Ser.
faiiungen: she @etpalt gebt bonn
8olfe aus! Ser 8oltsitaat lit ser
@rbe oes ebemals firitliden 4unlt-
i6abes %getpor6en. DaB 6ieier
&e9tsiiberga1g audi oie ltebernag>
me elmer groBen geiitigen @erant.
mortung be6eutet, 6eiien fino fi4
Die mabrbaft bil6ungbeitrebten
@olfsteile, 0eiien lit ii@ audi Die
>&rongutoertpaltung uno ser groBte
Sell Ser 8ep0lterung 8iir5burgs
fir feline ~@eiioen5" betpubt. &ier
gilt es nun, @oetbes @ort u@as
ou ererbt bon 6einen @dtern bait,
ertpirb es, uni eS 5u beiiben" III Die
Sat um5uieBen.
gs beltebt Mbiibt un6 Blan, Sic
&el ioen5 Dor nQem als Dos, pas iie
6ur9 Die @eibe Der @ei9i6te &C.
por6en lit, als ein 9enfmal eoel=
lter &unit, rt@t nur at erbalten,
ion0ern au9 in erb0btem Mabe
nutbar 5u MAIDEN. @ar lie in ibre,1
&%auptraumen biSber MIR cine i'm
bei9rdnften Gimme 5ugangli6e Se=
benstpir0tgfeit, 10 lit tie eibt ourd
beritanonispoqes ~3uiammentpirfen
auer 8eteiligten nno einiser beion-
GERS eifriger S0roerer als Mnieum
erI9loilen n1o fir eintge 3ett in
bequemiter @eiie DEM aqgemeinen
8eiu9 geoffnet noroen. Man miro
in bieien MusIteu11ngstuo6en nidt
mebr tpie ebemals 6ur6 oie &aume
ug%etrieben", ionoern man fonr
tpeilen uno bei6auen, oltb 6a5
@tn5el1e ituoieren uno 6as @an5e
als ginbeit auf iid mirfen laiiell.
Belon6ers 6anfbar lit es gu begrii-
ben, 6aB einige mertooue SSnpen'
tarItiide, sic emit oem Shloiie emit
fiibrt por6en tparen, BET bieier &C.
legenbeit pie6er an ibren @lab ge>
tommen iin6 u11o Bob 6ie 9oblt
merfmiiroigen Hlane 6es @rbauers
in i90nlter Mnoronug CUR S6au
geltellt moroen iin6, 10 oaB Ser Ser
Itanoige audi @inbltd in 6as @er.
Sen oieies @unoerperfes getpinnen
fam. Mu6 eine MlSlteQung bon
&un1tperfen lebenoer unterfranft.
i9er &unltler lit in sic @an6erung
our9 Sic 3ra6tiale eingeflo@ten.
Mun6ener Sc. ST.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02
M5rber itcllte iid Sen 8eb6roen.

Ser Mublenbeiiter 5aaben aus
MeinIte6t, Mnbalt, ser BEN 2a1o.
pirt 2un6ersbauien nod ei1tem
@treite ourh bier &epolperi4ulfe
ihmer bertpuaoete, 10 bob er I'm
Mi6erslebcner &ranfenbauie itarb,
Eat iid oem @ertht geiteqt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02


gei9rimpe, bob
i'd 6en Glubr in
Ben @e6esmeiler
fem 8abrn ben
i@frobbe muiie I'M
uie id 10 IN Die
oidite Irbeit ges
ueie fin, % is sic
2i55ie, tpas meme
Site is eretn font
me. @ie ie mild
qeipeit bat % bot
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02
Mftmfr 5dBrtibfbrttf hts
pbtltYp 5amtrautYttr.
1893.

Mein lieber &err @ebadtionar: -
The Dolores star., 1921-04-01
DIAMOND is MODERN JEWEL
Beautiful Stone as We Know II Today
Was Unfamiliar to the An
cient World.

The perfectly cut and brilliant dia.
mond the world knows today is not very
much more than 80 years old. says
writer in Popular Science. The an
cient world knew little of dla.
mondS. From the first Pharaoh to
the last, through all the pageantry Of
81 dynasties, diamonds were unknown
in Egypt From the dawn of history,
Babylon remained unfamiliar with
them for 40 centuries.
The conquest Of Alexander across
the Indus in 327 Z. C. acquainted
Greece vaguely with their existence.
The patricians Of Rome in the days
OF the early empire rarely owned them.
byzantine supremacy. the rise of Ven.
ice to maritime power, the Moorish
conquest of Spain. brought only
trlckle Of diamonds into western Eu-
rope. fashionable jewelry store in
America today carries more diamonds
IN stock than We're In all Europe
when Columbus sailed from Palos.
The Dolores star., 1921-04-01
CHAPTER xvIiI-contlnued.

''Oh, my love-" he cried happily. 81
bsdn't dared dream Of such happiness
until today. You were so unatiain-
ibte-the obstacles between us were
90 many and so great"
"wty today. Bryce?" she interrupt
ed him.
He took her adorable little nose in
his great thumb and forefnger and
rweaked 1t gently. ''The light began
20 dawn yesterday. my dear little en-
emy. following an interesting half
,our which put In with his honor the
nayor. Acting upon suspicion only
! told Poundstone I was prepared to
rend him to the rock pile II he didn't
behave himself In the matter OF my
permanent franchise for the n. C. o.
and the oily old invertebrate wept and
promised me anything II wouldn't
disgrace him. So I promised wouldn't
10 anything until the franchise mat
ter should he definitely settled-after
which | returned TO my office. to find
IwaIting me there no less person
han the right-of-way man for the
northwestern Pacific. He was a per
factiy delightful young fellow. and he
lad a proposition to unfold. 1t seems
The Northwestern Pacific has decided
10 build up from Willis. and all that
powwow and publicity of Buck Ogil-
Sy'S about the \. c. o. was In all
probability the very thing that spurred
>h.m to action. They figured the
- NJ z, CT p ,y,s bo cl. oS tha v C n
-that It was to he the first link in a
rhnin Of coast roads 10 he connected
ultimately with the terminus of the
:" NJ. X st. p. on Gray's Hnrbor. Wash
ngton. And II the n. c. O. should be
Hilt it meant that n rival road would
get the edge on them in the matter
of every stick of Humboldt and Del
holding the sack"
"Nhy did they think that, dear?"
THAT amazing rascal, Buck Ogilvy.
Used to be c. NJ & ST. P. man: they
thought they traced an analogy. dare
iay. Perhaps Buck tibhed to them. Al
my rate this right-of-way man was
Mighty anxious TO know whether or
not the N. c. o. had purchased from
he Cardigan Redwood Lumber com
onny site for terminus on tide
Hater 1--WE control all the deep-water
frontage on the hay). and when | told
,lm the deal had not yet been closed
he started to close one with me-"
"Did you close?'
my dear girl, will duck swim?
" course I closed. I sold three. quar-
ers OF all we had for three-quarters
# million dollars. and an hour ago
received wire from my attorney In
san Francisco informing me that the
money had been deposited in escrow
here awaiting formal deed. That