davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23
Splanae 6Dtt bet &anptpcrbattbltttt

EE =, 80 -Ea, sg@HFst4 r-E+ &HHrfe 3 ~ .7EsNsG+E
SDlat9e. int bef 8a,ptperbattblttt@
ae1r I'M &nag 9eut1dbIam unb 8nB5ldMo
auSgefHioifen iinb, lit Die gat15e @e@
.16i@te fir bie @at'. Mag aber bod
lSas cine @ute bdben, bie Idngft lrnz
bermeibfi@ %getporbene ggplofion gil
bringen.
81 ffdbn,er suerbet1 1T serbiet Bic
5Deutiden bebrudt, baB Die 8epolfe<
ru1g eineg gan5en Dprfes it6 5nr
Nuspanoerltng entf6lofen Fat. @dabe
MIR, 6ab BON iolden Saden ffaf ME
etfpas III Ser neutrality-suspicious. 8relie
~ ft'Sen tffl
Nad frdn55ffder anffaf1tts io1fs
ten Bei ser M~usarbeitang bon 3ldnert
fir sen @ieberanfban ban Nl1blan1
nftter feinen nmftdrbe1t bic Muiien
.feIbE i'm lire Meinltng 6efrngt 4Derz
sen. @i.r6 n1r6 bletben bod @emuts<
mtetnrIhhen - sic 2eutie bba III fsdrisl
Gine iaabesfpradise 3tttnits BE-
.bn1ptet, es gebe: 6rei Mrtett, nit NuBz
lamb m3usebem. Sic fran50fH6e, eng.
hide utib ntaeriifdriiIdd de-. Die 8ierfe,
sic beutide, Sic Sarin beifeB, 8pteoeti
E3&sHt FLA Lex ES@Np ~ 4S
nit @ublanb 5n }1IieBen inb georos
11ete Be3iebungen gu iBm b~er5ufeuen,
Dat Sic 3stlttnng tmtiifIid tergefen
9h sic 8a,tf s11t 8ismard, q. s.,
iissitt }{ie III 11euer gertpaltnns lit, aDeriig
@eD an. Sic Ssnr11er nlisleibt oft au1
5auIrt bie !SdIfte DeS 8ertes bon1 2at1z
Sc; io 1T ~ben5arn,ern tDeniis bboanitt geez
bplfen, su1r66 piele BBartre1t ;Iperben ber@
feigert miie qnan in ben 33eitnngen
isben, fartt. SIT 8nrb County {(Datnot)
nlleih bat eine MbboIatenfirntd IN eli.
mem Maornt tpeit inter buruoert fpl@e
SarnrberHeigerlngen a1lsgegeben.
- #ES1EszGg5Ns 49, eaE&&tHEE "a xaE5< .3EE eEr
Sci gteeittuuaartige gJoitperiiteitr ban.
MorezD afofa. geffps, Dat feine 83eit,
.ieiine $pilffe pber aud MIR fefner Md111en
st lleiiben 5nirr Nufbringufrpgb bot ntterz
5iffnibtIntrge,n ffIiir sic Sl11tgssrn6enli NfinB
Iatpo. D6. les tppBl DeutfHe III Mor0.i
iDdfota gif6t, Sic liiiltesr D0iieien uIaiitHd
Den nm %. SUM- fir ben Nann fftiinaz
men ner6en? 4 IL
user nod y56omz unb 5gbrSe,ffWf5f
be}iBt Ser bhiirlbb biefea 5bIdg iins sc
iidf beg DenHfdgffn1tttss 6burd eiinetr mo
rdNiden sSu fttrtMi Dem e9rertpettsn
GERM pg qlfttieren. Y
~. 4
4 Sdredk 9eifsn. Anes sci 81
nan Ill 8nnfe. idobb6II lin6 ,tinftert d
se!a Isl, Sic Beien iii,1o ST iHDdted1
81 s. sf51lllss,1' l fpir atly hf9f fsiitsaa front
5 u aSf -7TTsz' - Ms. 1909 / s
~ @err 55nnal sidafbrne
Hd6en ppdliierer g8sseIna sic rid
n,lgert6IitdlaldH geAAenn, rule siiAb siHuet /
8siehihitan lno Iaffe sic bindnstpsrss
feNl" . s 81
Snuifiierer:: rgdaun q nen1 sic
cine &lleiinigffeni a66tnuffen, tome
>U - S&k q n
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23

Nad frdn55Hfder anffafptts iDas
tel Bei ser Musarbeitltng bon &Idinert
fir sen @iieberanfban ban Nl1Bfana
nttter feiten nmftdnoer Bic Muiien
feIbit i'm i5re Meilurg befrngt dDerz
sen. @in0 n116 bletben bod @emitsz
met tl - sic geute' so III Barisl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23
Gifig Meuigfeiten.

~ StsN - 81 gIsi- ~ =
Alpts 6enle. 2e8lte Mlbre6t, Dan
Medsnburg unb s. 8. Safe. maretl
Ietten DNnstog sefddft8balber tn ben
E@Hpeiterfd6ten; fte madten Ste Neiie
nit einem Jorb.
6ram s. 5pelbrtnf nnb 9Dbnden
Menale nnb Sri, Altee g1elfon meilten
einige Sage letter ISOLDE bel Trennoen
In Stem n1m.
Eom Gemfes mar DienSta9morgen
5selddftlid in 5leepp Sue.
G1itg 1T bemiibt. iein NllSfeDen our6
M11legn1g r1eller 6ubDege gu Derbeiz
fern. SIT nnier 9tdot6en aud nlr
fletf1,. 10 tit eS bod ii6erli6 Elm iaube=
rer Blat.
Ser lekten Donnerstag bon benz
Gina M. @olltnS Camp Der .Ropal
Meiabborsli In ber @fftgz@alle abgebalz
tene Gang, mar febr gut bein6t, nub
alle Ietlnebmer bertdteten BON Der
felt gelunsemn 8eranitaltung.
Dk uglfig @iarts1 nn0 Ste g1epp
:nlmer rTren5els" BADEN fi9 @onrtaez
na6miftag ouf Sen s. q. NaS10ff
.8alebdn @roun6s i'm Sptel gemellen.
Daselbe nuroe NIT 81 s az Gum
item 6er rTren5e18" entf9ie6en.
2eslie Nlbre6t unb Sad &emfe8
toarerl am Spnntag IN Be8lettnngsDo BON
Sri. Mabel Ge8fe nnb Sri. Nltee
gfeifon 1T ct. 8ameS, I'M benz 8aiez
ball= Spiel bei5umobneni peldeS 81
.@nnlten BON Stem nlm senti6tepen
mur6e.
Serr nnb Brau .@bas. Noui6k,
@err n11b Sran Star 9oebne, 5err
nab Trans Ben. Sra1tf nio &tiSer utlo
@m. Sager uI6 Mrno 8tnold1lb BON
SEEM nlm, SEER nnD s5Trdu @fbart
Bra1f n1b IDbbter6ett BON Mttfor6
nn6 Ser nnb Trau ISM, geSfe BON
.gfItg unternabmen letfen 5oitntdg
etner Nusflug na6 gottonuoob.
!, Grau 9enrn &nees benirtete 3n
@bren ibpr Eo9ter Grau 6. IS.
.@pelbrinf BON Milto11a, eine gan5e
Nn5dbl5 ibrer Jsreunbe III iibrem 9eim.
Dte @dite maren: @err nno Tra1
BaitDr @mil Cans, Ser tunb Tra1
81. Mer1ler bon Stem Tim; Serr Saul
@iabe1tmarut, Trl. grna n1lo Set
bert Miebenma111 llnb Jre6 8erfmer
BON glespp @qe; Ser nnb Sran
Bre6 8ob1iS nno &tnoer, Serr nnrtto,
gsran Sal. &neeB luo 9odRr, 6rl.
.@fber 5pelbrtnf nn1 grau grnft
NDlloff or. .s 81
Trau 81 6. 9pelbrinf nnb &in6er.
itn6 Trau Senrp y&nees paren Mo11z
tag @dfte I'm Seine bon Germ un6
Strait Mnoren Wagner.
22eo 5einla1n hbrte 9onntag mad
,Smaba, Neb. 3urId, no er ndhrel1e
Der 5pm1nerIlonate IN eilem Drug
59tore angeifeM iieii11l Uuir6. BW Manz,
'fato, nurbe Die Meil per M4to geez
mnd lnb stpar be8leitetteer TIN Bis
bortbin Serr nfnoS J;rdn SIS Set
mann, Gtl, Sa3el 5etnla11lu ilns Grl.
glabn8 Wd8iler:: 81. 4. .l
ggh Hetne 9o6ter M,,pral uor Spsrrn
nnos 5fau s.. s. sfDd, mur6; pdb
'ren6b he mil etinen Sun6e piiellKf, boil
IN bie nnterlippe unb 6aS RRiinn'
gebHien. De Wun6eeni mllllBfjten bon,
Nf3t 8siiaBt Biesf6sn:
RnnnIh @hpIhrinf 1nh Gnr1n l@nppA
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23
Gin nufridtiger Doftor.

4MY4a%GfS IASGZsnO JaSGET a4gE 4TRHf
D@dm, ia babdn sic balt cine oaz
naiiii @'pigp IND SIC braudf fbr
Set pb id sic nllopatbii6, bomooz
5pafbiid ober bg0ropafbif6 bebanoels-
.nttfer iebs 8oben tperoen sic es
n9t losl~
sl1nb tpe1tn if gar nidts braude?"
uDnnn 6aben sic mirfoeitens bier
8oben 8 hiHl1
80 5o melt bas Mnge reidt. vOaein
5Jipieaerbater Fat MIDI ib6n ilbars
Dir gehnlten. Mls mir ein,aal binter
isittsm Beb6ft %itanoer, ingts er: 80
tpeit 1tein Nllge rei6f 1T dies nteinl1
SEPT bHDire i6, baB er muir lnmpigs
5tpei 3eftar befibtt."
uSa-tDnbten eli benn 1ridt, bnB
SIR 56tpiegerpater furdtbar fnr5ii9z
tig
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23
Stunt 4D15eiten
9amederz YDrtger

Ndtneders YDrtHers
MptS 2ameder bon bier nn6 TrL
Mnnte Bortner bon Sigel Toipnlbip
traten lektsn Wittmod it be1t beiligernl,
|5tan6 Ser she 1trb misrben an eielem
Gage, 9 ubr morgenS, bon. Gep. st.
|@6linfert in Der bieiigen Dretfafttsz
feits STRIDE getrdut. S6fepb 2n<
meder, Elm Brn6er beS 8rdnttgamS
unb Sri. emma @etfert, eine. ,&nlliire
ser Brdnt, fanoen benz inilgen Haare
gut @eite. Mm Mtttdg tpllroe eth;
So6seitS6i1ner fir bte lnmtttelbdren
8ernan6ten be8 8rantpaareS IN Def
Nrmorp lerpiert unb am Nben6 fdno
sort ei1 grober Gmpfang fir Ste Sodb<
3eitSgeieaf9aft unb bic Dtelen Sren1oe
Ser Meupermdblten itatt. @S lplroe
fletbtg getan5t nn6 Elm 2un@ UNI Wtitz
terna6t ieruiert. .
Die Bral1f hbte felt 0em boz, etltts
gen Sabren .erfolgten 1ooe tbrer vt esS=..
tern NIT tbren @eI6Difftern III Sigel.
Tomnibip. Der 8rduttgam IL t etnr.
geife bon gran5 Schneider unb Get
Ser bieiigen Gtrma @n16en & Bereoe
angeitent. Da8 iunge Haar ntro
ieinen @obnftb IN Seem nlm rlebnten.
sdnobrt6= genie. Il
Gine iebr bibi6e 6od5eitSftier
fan6 Dten8tagmorgen UNI 9 nbrr, N
Scr SetIt9en Dreifdltt9fett8 Stride
itatt, mo 1i6 Trl.1 @labp8 Senle, Eo6=
ter BON 9errn uno Trau Sobn Senle
uno gra1tf s.. 59nobrt6, 9obn BON
@errn nno Trau S. 6. 56nebri6
ote. 9dnbe gum i60niten 8nnoe beS
2ebens ret6ten. Neb. q. s. 6booe
lpra9 sic binbenoen @orte tn @egenz
mart elmer groben Nn5abl Treur1oe
uno 8erfpditbte oeS 9od5eit8paareS.
SRI. 0ltpia @enle, etne &uitne Ser
Brart unb Sri. Sennte S6nobrt6,
eine S6meiter beS 8%rduttgam8, lotOte
Senrp 96nobrt6 BON ct. Saul, Elm
&uiin beS 8rdutigamS, itanoen benz
iunsen Haare CUR 'Sette. Die fletne
MarD &atbertm 2anterba6 fnngterfe
alS 8lumenmdo6en un0 @bmin
Nmann ,nn6 8eniamtn Taui6ed alS
Blasanmetler. SRI. Mit6rs6 @tbrer
iptelte Ben @~o63ettSmari6. Der
TralungSfeterlt6feit fol9te etn @mz
pfang nn6 etn Sod3ett8i6mauS TN
@lternbanie Ser Braut, ba8 81 bieiem
i53med feftltd gei6midt nat. Dds
gladli6e Paar trat am Mq6mittag
etnel 5tpein6dWe 5od5eitSfeiies nab
|i@t.3 Saul, Mlilmaufee unb Naeite ON.
Die Braut lit etne moblbefaftftel
u1to beltebte iunge Dame bon Stem
nlm; lie bein6te Bic b~iefise1 s6rle1ll
uno abfofpterte an6 etneft Commercial
&nrfnS an Set @oo6 Council Neaoem9e
In Manfato. Ser 8rdutigam 1T etn
tHdttger unb erfolgret6er @diddft8z
ma11n nnb 1T gemetnfam NIT ietnem
|Bru6er an benz @6uobrt@ Meat
Marfet beteiltgt. Son a%uberbalb
nabmen AT ser @od3ettSfeter tell:
SEER uno grau s. 8. 9auterba6,
9err unb Trau Sobn 2auterba9 BON
Nebmoob Sails; Sri. &atberine 6ni=.
fsn bon @eattle, Waib.; @err nno
6rau S. t. @6lnmpmrger bon Wan=
81; @err unb Grau Sobn @rat BON
8aleca; SRI, Ngatba Nuifen BON
Mdbelta; @err uno 6ran SenrD
@6nobri6 nnb Gamilte nnb George
|@@nobri6 BON ct. Saul unb 9err
nnS Srau Marttn 99nobri6 bon
&lobner.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23
gfuseinanberiskuna.

Sreuro grit trdf Bag ebenberlobte
Braltpuqr IN 9eftigem 5treit an:
nNssauu, mas gebt 6enn bier BORG"
v6iter geBt nidts BOZ, 6ier 8ebt tpas
:5uruiidf." a
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23
1~gnertpartete Mntpen6ung

gqraoiige: Sen 9anpttpert Iege
duf 9auberfeitl" ID.
5teueinbenee @0din: sd nubl
(@ategorHd): so 1pie sic iebt nns@
ieben, fo1ntren she a1ir 1idt in Ole
yaald"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23

ST.. @ante @tstnbnuier mb Grb1rbott
Buuh erbitelten Ste frDbe Na6riGt
non tbrer am III. Mfai erfolgten Set
Rmdbllu1g. Die Braut eine Tpaz
Ster BIN 9errn unb s6rau 6. g. 5teinz
bnllisr BON 2amberfon; no Sic
Eti@ttnSbeif Deftfebfe u11b BON SET Sod
Ei9uM grabnterte. Ser Brduffiigtdtlt
ETH @oGn BON Serrn Mnb Gyrdul
E@afl Bdn9 Ill Sci Mdbe BON 2a1itberz
lton.5s Gr mar mebrere Sabre als
49ebrer tdtttg iifi6 6tiente iudbrertb 6es
EWeltfrkgeB III Der Mdrtne. DaS
Iiunee Haar fDtro polrldufis II satnberz
ton pobnen. 4.
Mafrnf al 9teid1er.
Manfato, Minn.,
Datum bes BoititempelS.
Naetne llRtben Dreider Briber!
Wonen Sic baben, SUB IS Derboten
Rwtr6 auf ben 1ffentli9en 9anbfraben
E6eS StaateS nit Drefder rRtigsA 81
EfabreM S= ss#
,DaS btS}rt fiti6 5iemttd tart an, nt4t
mabr, eS beitebt. iebo6 BUS logenanrte
a;Gledf1 l@geieB meldes bDrf9reibt, 6db
ieoer uMtgn ser NIT pMu6boofS1 n11o
uGleatsAl Mrleben 1T, niddf erlalbt
irge16 etite aan6frabe 6es 5faates
al gebraudfe11. Midt MIR Trunlff=
ODER @tddt8z onbern trgen6 einer
|2anbitrabe. @ir baben uns seb6rig
[a~nftrsngcn milien nm bic @nforctEz
|rnng. oes @eiekeSs ndbreno bbe8 perganz
genen :SabreS gu perbinoern, aber iekt
no Sic 9anoitrabben fart perbeifert
morbe1 ftnb nirb eS tpobl cher onr1=
gefibrt ner0en. i. j.
MoHen. @ie, bab bus @elb neldes
inr .Trnnf @tgbmap 3pede anfge=
brobt nirb. auf Elm Yaar Meilen
Bfldlfer1tng beral1Sgabt mtrb, ober
molten sic lteber ptele Metlen bon
guten befieiten 2anoitraben fir baS=
elbe @el6 boben2
M0dJten sic mebr 5terer1 be5ab=
len miie 5ie iett be5able1t nnb nentger
fur ybr @elo befommen?
Stnb Ste IN bteien 5d6en intereiz
fit gerug UNI etpdS tun 5m molten,
ober molle11 sic ii6 bequem 5uriid=
ten u1o es Sebermann erlaubeno eine
E@el6dfte at fibren mte eS bielen be-
hagen mag; Semanb otfttren ldiien
pdbrenb sic Sic He9nung be5ablen?
Deie Golden nnb Nnoere trehen
[@R nnb Sbre Bi6rie nno tDertn Sie
fi6 ntdt 6arum fiimmern, 10 miro eS
au6 Ntemdno anberS tun.
@tne Ser ammlurg mir6 in Stem
l1lm an 26. Stunt int Court Souit
ooer III Ser 5ta6t Satle begtnnenb I'M
70. Mbr bon Der yBrotberboo6 81
[Ibreiber men arrangtrt uer6en bei
tpeldder @elegenbett Beamten Sci
[8rotBerboDb unb an6ere Steiner gu
ge9en ietn merben.
ste 1ollten unter alien nmftdnoer
Wenn sic pegbletben, banr
Sic nt6t nadber neil 6tt
Qegtslatnr @eiebe erlafien bat Die &c:
gen Gures Snterefien fin6 ober Der.
idnnten @efebe 3u mtoerrufen btt
[.@urem @ei6dft ldaben. 3. ST
GBarmer ftno ebenlo intereiliert mt
Die Drelder. 8ringen9ie bteie NIT
Bringen Sic 10 btele Na6barn mi
nie sic ff6n1en, Dte Beriammlun(
TT frei. 35bne @ozoperatto1 f0jnne1
mtr 1t6B turl.. Mit G~ozoperatto1
[fonnen inir erreiden mas nottpen0i{
Etf. 8erfeblen 9ie nidt anbarlo 81
fein uno fommen sic nt6t alleM.
.s.s 81 Sodergebenif
Mtnneiota 8%rofberboof
i. Of Ibreibermen
E2lbp. 81. S.Ts@ens, 9efretd1
MISUNDERSTANDING
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23

~ @erman Bogtel nnb Tamtlte
BEL n6ten Iebte ISOLDE Sreunoe UNI
8ermanSte IN 9temart nn6 8nfalo
Safe.
- SRI. @elma 8re6t BON Court
Lamb mar mebrere Gage pergangene1
ISOLDE gu @ait BET 6rau Weartbo
2netten.
- SEER nno Srat 8iniam @oge1
finb bic glidliden @ltern etneS Sc
funoen @tammbalters, Der ibnen an
Dten8tag geboren pnrbe.
Walter @oeIter bdlt fib in Sc
i@dfteu fir Sic eagle Noller Wetl
gompaiiD III Midneapolts auf; e1
miro na6 5meip66tger MbDefenbett
gnbe Der Wo9e bier 3uradertpartet.
~. SDB. 8efSdn nno Semitic, sos;
Eanrtg nnb Camille, sos. Jrdnta una
Bantilie n11o @err uno Gran 500.
Marta, id1atli6 BON 2afapette, mob
men an Ser QamederzYortner Sod
3ettSfeter in Der NfinorA am leBten
Mtttno6 tell. ...
a. gbrt1t @prenger reiite @d1nS=
tagntttdg mad Sort Dodge, Soma,
nm ii6 sort einige Set BET eiienl
8ruber, Senrp 9pteiger; beiu6sz
nsiie a%ufsubalten. 9err 9prenger
lit BET Ser gifna grone 8ros. So.
angefteM nno= bat CUR Belt 8erten.
'Gr beabf91ftigt, anf Ser Riifretie au6
Ste 9hneiterifd6te 81 beiu6e1. M
SSpbii Gibmarn ffaf bter BOT
etnige1 Tagef1 etnj Mm feinen ShfDez
fer1 6rau S, g. Graff unb SSralt
s. 81. Nfbes eiten d1sBebeD1tte11 Be-
luh adjudication. 9err Gihmann 1T
einJ fruberer BeipDbmr BON 9pringz
fielb nnb lebt felt 10 yubren an Der
Baeiftc suite. Gr If ,5ur5eit argez
itent Bel Der Columbia 9bipptng
@ompa1D.
Die Mitg1ie6er SET 5eniprz
&laile Dpr Morgdn 1nteTndBt1en eb
ten Montag eih pidntd anf SET Ser
ma1t1s S5be. .5ptele Bettldlfen lW.
bilbete Die lnterbaltung beS ggtad
mittagB. Trl. Gned SiinnmsI, mel
DE 3n SET 2ebrerf6aft Der MorSdh
.59ulen gebDrt, benirtete bte s&laiie
NIT etnem bier nbr 2un6 IN ibrem
.bteiigen 9etm. as
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23

. - sRperr 5andd anfbrhne
iiden @dtiierer) ss8eIM sic 11id6ft
mlgenbIidEH geAe.t, rule iAh iHett
sDsiehiihatnn u1o Iaiie sic bindlsps1r.'
feIatlls 81
&nuiiiierer::, u69nun q ipenn Sic
cine &leiuiefeiit ab6tnlfen, foms
men 81 Hiluliigers nes II. u 1
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23

- Grau gbas. Momba6 bon Mtnz
neapolts berlebte. sic pergdngene ISOLDE
Bel ibrer Io9ter, 59nefter gurltfia,
I'M btefigen ct. Mt6uel's &lpltsr.
SEER mnb Trau &ten3te, eth Dnfel
un6 gante BON 96meiter @orltiid,
meiltert ebenfals 2 Gage LETTER Mo6e
bier n1b beglettete1 Trau NDitbad
am 5amStag mad MinneapDltS, nm
5t6 BORT mebrere @o6en beiu6Smetie
auf5ubalten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23

SDlatt9e fDtt bet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gen I'M @nag 9eutidlarb 11no @nBlano
auSgeihfoHen fins, 1T Die gan5e @e<
1di9te fiji bie @ab'. Mag aber bod
tSas cine @nte bdben, bie Idngft lf1z
.bermetbfid getporbere ggploiion gil
bringen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23

81 fdn,er ,peroetr 1T serbtet bie
.8eutiden bebriidt, baB 1ie 8ebolffe<
ru1rg eineg gd1t5en Dprfes it6 our
Mustpanoerl1ng entfbloiIen Fat. 5daDe
MIR, 6ab BON iolden Sa6en fat ME
ettpas iii Ser etBlildipra6igen Brelie
51t ft1Sen it'll
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23
Scr y qeaettto III goittper'ttteiittr ppt,

5dIedk t33eifsn. AlIes bflei Sb6s.
nan 5n Rauie ttpsolb6ll ul66 n5iinterg
g. raa, Sic ggeiiten iiiti1lS 5u
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New-York tribune., 1922-06-27

Little siranoosche Gulumian Is on
her way TO Constantinople. a puzzled
and frightened victim Of the vsgaries
Of the immigration laws. The girls
parents. Mannik Gulumian and his
wife, Marucek, arc in Dorchester,
Mass. in the care Of son who fought
under the Stars and Stripes in the
World War. The same law which sd-
mitted them excluded her.
"As TO the third relator. Siranoosche
Gulumian," said Judge Mack. Of the
United States District Court. who
upheld the writ Of hsbeas corpus on
which Mannik and MArueek Gulumian
were released from Ellis Island. "inas-
much as the evidence was eonhieting
as 70 her place Of birth, cannot hold
that the board was without legal justi-
fc,sion TO find the place Of birth TO
have been Constantinople. Under this
finding and in view Of the fact that the
quota allowed under the immigration
laws to Turkey had already been ex-
ceeded her admission was properly re-
fused"
BY due process Of law. therefore,
little Siranoosche, the third relator, a
Turk by birth and by lw, was carried
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Hundreds See Man Leap
To Death Under Il Train

While hundreds Of persons were
awaiting the arrival Of a downtown
train on the elevated structure at l04th
Street ard Columbus Avenue yesterday,
william F. Finkenstadt, Of $40 Amster-
dam Avenue paced nevously up and
down the platform. As train pulled
in Finkenstadt leaped in front Of 1t.
Before the motorman could stop the
train Finkenstadt was dragged fifty
feet. An ambulance was called from
the Knickerbocker Hospital. The man
was dead. Hook and Ladder Company
% and a track crew worked for twenty
minutes before they released the body.
Several women on the train were
thrown 10 the floor by the sudden stop
ming of the train. Others on the plat
form tainted at the sight OF Finken-
stadts leap. They we're attended by
DR. Jenkins Of the Knickerboeker
Hospital. The power on the op-
nosi.e track was cut of so that the
fremen and trackmen could work with
out danger. -,
A tailor's tag sewed to the inside
pocket Of the mans coat led 10 his
Mrs. Julia Finkenstadt.
widow of the dead man, said that her
husband had been employed as a book
keensr in a commission house near
Gansevoort Market and had been
despondent Of late bcause of III health.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Explor ers Bamed
In Attempt to Reach
Mt. Everest Summit
Doctors Warn Gen. Bruce
Further Efforts TO Gain
Top Of Himalayan Peak
Would BE Suicida !

LONDON, June 20 by The Asso'
ein,ed Press).-3ount Everest again
has bafled the best efforts Of man
The Calcutta correspondent Of "rh'
Daily Telegraph" to-day confirms preyi'
Gus reports that Brigadier General &
G.. Bruce, head OF the present espedi'
tion, has been forced 20 the eonelu'
sion that persistence in the effort "a
scale tho peak would only result IN
useless tragedy,
General Bruce was most reluctant
20 abandon further attempts, but th'
condition in which the last two climb
ing parties returned, the advice Of his
medical officers and the certainty oi
worse weather conditions daily forced
him 10 decision, says The writer
The physicians asserted further a.
tempts would be sure 20 result II
disaster.
Major II. T. Morshead was the worst
sufferer from frostbte. G.. l.. MALLORY
md another member Of the party als'
were badly bitten. and several o,her'
less severely.
The correspondent quotes zone OF th'
greatest authorities on Himalayas' a.
saying that Bruee's GLORIOUS failure
has proved conclusiyely that the sum
nit Is almost unattalnable. The au
thoritative view in India is that II ar
expedition started earlier In the sea
son It might be barely possible q
reach within I 900 feet Of the top, bu
that the last lap could only be covered
by almost superhuman effort, under un
preeedentedly favorable weather condi
,iors and by men who faced the Ger
tainty that they would never return.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Called a "Nale Vamp'
sr.cioI D,,nafch 10 Thc Tribune

Special Dispatch 10 The Tribune
SARANAC LAKE, n. Y. June 2e.-
William Greasy, of Bellevue, Ky, who
is being held b. the police in connec-
ton with the death Of Miss Edith La
10Y az Freeport, J.. J., followed MISS
lsvoy 10 her home at Tupper Lake last
sumner. according TO statements OF
heg friends and relatives to-day. Greasy
vas not an invited guest, according
10 sister Of the dead girl, but 1t is
alleged that ne explained his presence
BY saying he was visiting other friends
IN the AdirOndacks.
According 20 a close friend of Miss
Lavoy. Greasy forced his attentions
upon the giri during her stay IN Tlp-
per Lake. With her il is ssid he
played the part Of the devoted sr'tor'
While ir reality he was Sad TO nave
been acting the part Of male vamp
smone the girls of the lumber town.
Miss Lavoy's body arrived in Upper
Lake for burial this morning. Sne was
connected with prominent Tupper1
Lake iam.ly. Her parents, Mr.. ara
Mrs. charles Lavoy. have been rosi-
dents Of the North country Tor TWEEN
iy.ave veare. Her brother, Lcroy "a,
'yoy. Is an executive Of the Oval Wood
Dish Company, one Of the largest IN
tus,ries in the Adirondacss. She also
Is survived By two sisters.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Manager Accused
OF Helping Robbers
Cut Through Wall
David weliz, of American
Carpet Co., Arrested in Al.
legged Conspiracy to Steal
100000 Worth of Silk

David MsltI, thirty-one years DID,
manager Of the American Carpet Com
pany. at 3O6 Fifth Avenue, was arrest
ed yesterday in connection with the
attempted robbery last Saturday Of 'hs
loft occupied by william Mclaughlin,
manufacturer of silk wearing ap'
parel, at soi Fifth Avenue. Mslt1 Is
charged by the detectives With bur.
glary and acting in conspiracy With
e,hcrs involved IN the robbery
Joseph Morris. Of 90 Forsyth Street
and John Behrman, of 1913 Chrystis
street. the others involved, vere ar
rcs,ed last Saturday after AZ ere. ling
chase over Fifth Avenue roof tops,
during which Detective John Aorisf1
was accidentally shot In the neck by
another detective.
According 20 the police. MeltI per.
mitted the burglars 20 drill ho'e
from his loft 90 the premises occupied
oy Mclaughlin, adjoining. Through
this hole the men are alleged 20 have
removed 100000 In merehanc -
packed in burlap bags. The prisoner
also Is charged with having furnished
the two others with a key 20 the prem
ises at 300 Fifth Avenue, the enirsnes
used by the burglars.
Detectives Hoffman, Porsy and
schauss, % the safe and loft s9uae,
said that Meltz had been under oossr'
vo,ion for thirteen days, during which
period the detectives were trailing
Morris and Behrman, who AZ that time
were suspected Of planning Fifth
Avenue robbery
The three detectives testified 10 hnf.
ing a hole drilled through the wal
separating the MsltE loft from that %
Mclaughlin. They also stated that q 4.
loot was carted through this hole ard
20 the street floor hallway Of 800 Fifth
Avenue. and that Meltt permitted the
burglars 70 enter his noor when they
50 desired.
Magistrate oberwagsr. IN the Jsfsr,
son Market court. held Meltz without
bail for examination tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Issane Mother Hurls
Her Baby TO Death

Mrs. Ada Arkin. twenty eight years
Old. wife Of an Atlantic CITY grocer
hurled her three-months-old daughter,
Fsnnie, from the third story window OF
AZ apartment occupied by her mother'
Mrs. Sarah Eisenstein, at 1877 Msoi-
son Avenue, yesterday. Mrs. Arkin was
released from a New Jersey asylum on
Sunday, where she had been for TWO
months, following the birth Of the IN
fant Her husband, Harris Arkin,
thought a short stay with her mother
would improve her condition. -,
Mrs. Eisenstein and another married
laughter, Mrs. Mary Beerman. were IN
the kitchen Of the apartment. MIS-
Arkin was in the dining room. The IN
teni slept In a perambulator near oy'
The women in the kitchen heard WIN
COW open and entered the dining room.
Mrs. Arkin held the child By the feet at
The open window. Before they couid
reach her she hurled il 10 the pavement
below. II WAS dead when taken 70
Mount Sinai Hospital. Mrs. Arkin was
arrested and sent 20 the psycnopathic
ward AZ Bellevue Hospital.