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Evening star., 1922-11-25
W. A. JENNINGS DEAD.

SCRANTON. Pa. November Is
William A. Jennings. brother Of Hugh
Jennings, assistant manager Of the
New York Giants, died at his home in
this city last night. His health had
been poor for some time. but his death
was entirely unexpected. He is sur
vived by his widow, five brothers and
one sister. He was a lawyer.
Evening star., 1922-11-25
O'D0WD Is DISQUALIFIED.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. November IS.
After repeated warning against
holding. Eddie O'Dowd. bantam
weight, from Columbus, Ohio, was
disqualified last night in the ninth
round of a scheduled ten-round bout
here with Kid Williams of Baltimore.
While the bout was on Williams was
considered to be easily the better
man.
Evening star., 1922-11-25

Team has ball opponents' 30-yara
line, third down, 10 yards to gain,
fourth quarter. and II leading by .
touchdown. A good play here Is q run
or pass from kick formation. espe-
cially If you have a drop or place
kicker.
You want to increase your lead and.
in this position, a goal from the field
will put the game on ice for you.
The opponents realize this, and they
will have to place their defense in
order to rush or block your kick. This
will permit of passing or end running,
especially the former.
It is not difficult to score from such
a position by a pass. Harvard ac-
Evening star., 1922-11-25
CRIQUi OFFERED $4,000
FOR SCRAP WITH DUNDEE

PARIS, November 25.-Jack Curley,
the Partisan fight promoter. has Of
fered Eugene Criqui. the French
Johnny Dundee. In the event that
Criqui defeats Billy Mathews on De
cember 2, according to an article
published in L'Auto today.
The Herald says that Maj. Wilson
intends to promote a bout between
Criqui and Danny Frush under the
same conditions
Evening star., 1922-11-25
WILL BUILD NEW PARK.

CHICAGO. November 25.-The Louis
Vile club of the American Associa-
tion will build 100000 base bal
park, seating $4,000. to replace the
one destroyed by fire. President
Hickey has announced. 1t will be
modelled after the Chicago National
League Park, with the grandstand
so constructed that 1t can be con-
verted into a double decker.
Evening star., 1922-11-25
ARREST SPECULATORS.

NEW HAVEN. November 25.-Wil-
liam Lewis Of Scranton, Pa. senior
at Yale. has been arrested here on a
charge of speculating in tickets for
the Yale-Harvard game. He was
charged with attempting to sell two
tickets at $25 apiece. Allan Kri-
vitsky also was arrested, charged
with selling two tickets for $55,
Robert Noonan. arrested Thursday on
a charge of speculation, was fined $40
in CITY court
Evening star., 1922-11-25
GIVES CHESS PRIZE.

" NJ. Vance Of Denver. Colo. has
offered a prize for the most brilliant
game In the intercity match to be
conducted over the phone tonight be-
tween a Philadelphia team and the
Capital Chess Club of this city. Vance
has left the selection OF the award to
the winning PLAYER
Evening star., 1922-11-25
Foot Ball Rare Dempsey Offered Million for Three Bouts
ONE WOULD BE MIXED GO
WITH "STRANCLER" LEWIS

EMPH1S Tenn, November 25An offer 100000
ny of three matches with Jack Dempsey been made by All
Woods New York theatrical Kearns Dempsey
manager and has been condtion accepted Memphis
holding the matches arc 70 b
decided Keans although,
telephone conversation with Woods match with Sranger
Lewis discussed. "'i o'N"e'N'
Dempsey appearing here vaudeville will leave for the
ttonigh ~' -'1 VIII sa'e 'oi III
Evening star., 1922-11-25
S. A. HARR1ERs RACING,

Twenty-eight barriers Of the South
Atlantic A. A. U. district are to COM
pete in the. annual cross-country
championship run this afternoon.
starting at o'clock. The flve-mile
race will be contested over a route
laid through Brookland and vicinity.
Evening star., 1922-11-25
MANY EASTERN ELEVENS
FINISH CAMPAIGNS TO-DAY

November 25Most of the college foot ball Of
M their schedules today The outstanding
Harvard and Yale the and Navy
the played the day Re-
double BILL than hundred thousand
applications New Haven
and the Philadelphia games.
Evening star., 1922-11-25

ern professional, posed for this pic
ture with his nibiick. which, he
says, il the most important club In
the baE and the one the player
should master hrst. ] don't know
but what he's right.
Copyright, John F. Ollie Col
Evening star., 1922-11-25
BOOM is TAKING PLACE
in FIGHT CIRCLES NOW
BY FAIR PLAY.

YORK. November 25What with the million simoleon
Dempsey for three matches the $4,000 pockebook
hung before Jess Willard for with Floyd Johnson
that he be precedence choice Of
the champion and eoeons OF the
enough fight talk hereabouts crowd Of the Yaear
the Let's m
Evening star., 1922-11-25
LYNCH REGISTERS Z, O.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, November %
Joe Lynch, former bantamweight
C m ION. knocked out Benny
Schwartz, New England bantam
weight. in the fifth round OF sched-
uled twelve-round bout last night.
Evening star., 1922-11-25
FOOT BALL YESTERDAY

Oklahoma Aggies, 81 University OF
Oklahoma. 8.
Carson-Newman. II, Mercer, 2.
Union University, At Tennessee
No~mnl, o.
Santa Clara. y Nevada, 2.
Transylvania, IS; Kentucky Wes-
leyan. 0.
Evening star., 1922-11-25
SOCCER GAME TO YALE.

NEW HAVEN Conn. November IS
yale defeated Harvard / to 0 In an
intercollegiate soccer game here yes.
terday afternoon.
Evening star., 1922-11-25

complished 1t on Yale. when Brickley
was captain, by sending him into the
game to drop kick. so everyone
thought Instead. he threw forward
pass and obtained an additional
touchdown
Evening star., 1922-11-25
FIGHT TO KID KAPLAN.

NEW YORK. November 25.-Kid
Kaplan Of Meriden, Conn. won the
decision from Kid Sullivan. Brooklyn.
after q fast twelve-round bout, last
night. kaplan weighed 1904. sulli-
van, 129.
Evening star., 1922-11-25
o,RR1rN SHADES JEAKLE.

CHICAGO. November 25.-'"Tommy''
O'Brien Of Milwaukee won by a shade
over x. o. Jeakle OF Toledo. Ohio. in
a ten-round bout aboard the U. 8. s.
Commodore last night. They weigh
ed 135 pounds.
Evening star., 1922-11-25

dense underground Of the far
away Philippines journeying
thousands of miles to the big
cities and whipping Americans
at their own game and with
their own Weapons?
Evening star., 1922-11-25

with bolos; today they fight
Americans with boxing gloves in
Madison Square Garden.
Little Pancho Villa. el Puncho,
presents the evolution of the
Filipino method of warfare by
Evening star., 1922-11-25
M0HAWKs TO SMOKE.

Mohawk Athletic Club will hold
smoker at its rooms next Wednesday
night. A program including wrestling,
boxing and music will be given.
Evening star., 1922-11-25

ArliurtOn Athletic Clubs basket hall
team, after several weeks of practice,
now is booking games. Challenges
will be received by Manager Leo Wise,
Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1922-11-25
EAGLE FIVE
AFTER COURT GAMES

Epiphany Eagles have organized
their basket ball team and are casting
about for engagements in the 120-125-
1ound class. All challenges may be
telephoned to Franklin 1S53-W Hfter
s pm. The Eagle squad includes
Carlton Collins. Earle Moser, Walker
Hale, Thomas F'rydell. Fred Ribnitzki,
Laurence Boerner and William Jones.
Evening star., 1922-11-25
ROYAL soCCERIsTs WIN.

Royal soccerists yesterday defeated
the Twining School team, l to O..
Silverman scored the goal.
Evening star., 1922-11-25

winning the American fyweight
championship.
But shades of Aguinaldol
What does he think of his lit
tie brown-skinned boy from the
Evening star., 1922-11-25

Moline Clubs 115-pound quint wants
, game with the Wilson Normals and
he 10O-pound five would like to meet
he Epiphany Midgets. Manager.
\lbert Sherman may be telephoned at
Main 1927 between and pm.
Evening star., 1922-11-25

Hilton Athletic Clubs dribb1ers over
vhelmed the Epworth M. e. qufnt. 40
o Z. Roudabush and Faber played
stellar games for the victors.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-14
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 6irota. Of 1907
South Fifth street, announce the en-
Eagernent Of their daughteri Miss Syl-
via Sirota, to Mr.. Louis Masserman'
son Of Dr. and Mrs. David waseerman.
of Chester, Pa. The wedding Will take
place IN the early summer. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. James ]. Gilmore, Of
21ii South Eighteenth street, enter
tained at their home a birthday party
in honor of their daughter, Helen, on
the evening of April T.. Among the
guests were Mrs. e. Dean. Miss Mary
Marren, Miss Matte Synder. Miss Mary
Daney, Miss Bessie Pease. MISS Amelia
Roche, Miss Anna Connor, Miss Mar
earet Connor. Miss Alice McGlynn. miss
Elizabeth O'Connor, Mr.. Earl Fox. MT
Elmer Phillips, Mr.. John O.Neill. Mr'
william Doyle, Mr.. James Christopher
Mr.. Noel Schmidt. Mr. Thomas NC; Nc.
Glynr. Mr., John Collins, Mr.. Joseph
Norris and Mr.. Philip Roche.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert. F.. Erwin. OF
1915 Ritner street. entertained infor.
mally at dinner on Tuesday evening
in honor of Miss Marie Quinn, Of East
I,ansdowne, and Mr.. Albert Robinson
OF West Philadelphia, whose engagement
has been announced. After dinner q
surprise linen shower was given In honor
of the bride.to-be. The guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. John Deadly. Mr.. and Mrs
John Dennehy, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Quinn, Miss Peg Sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-14
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

,,,3s a sum, summer Wedding cf much interest
l, Graham en nss dsuest.4 q miss g, MaTgsret Thsyss
Spencer Graham, Of 1889 Locust street,
and Mr.. Devereaux Colt Josephs, Of
Baltimore. Md. which. will take place
Sn Tr. tuesday, esraSy., June %, Ct Newport. r. I:
leave this city early next month when
they will occupy their summer house,
Whetstone, Newport, r. I.
Miss Harriet Biddle, daughter of Mr..
]. Wilmer Biddle. Of the, Ritz Carlton
ana Blnderton House. Chestnut Hill, Will
entertain at a dinner at the Ritz-Cari-
,,on.-d,o. ron, Ioiiowed owed by a theatre party to-
r,si.. Mr.: ". Hobart Porter. Of 400 South
Edward G. Tatnali, win entertain at
luncheon at the home Of their mother.
Mrs. mrs: Esmonde H. Austin. 1921 Pine
sfrest Miss Marearsa an FriaaE ARril IN honor Of
MT MT. and Mrs. John. Lyme Ciawson. Of
Mr.. BENJAMIN r. Hoffman will take
place on Saturday afternoon. April 20,
include the bridal party and "a few in.
innate friends. Mrs Porter will attend
MISS Clawson as matron Of honor.
The Unique Opera Company, will give
g performance on Friday evening, April
81. at the Musical Art Club. =
Colonel John 8. Muckle will entertain
the members of the PENNSYLVANIA Com
mandery OF the Naval Order of the
United states at supper at his home.
aos3 walnut street, tomorrow evening.
Mr.: and Mrs. Charlemagne Tower are
on their way home from California.
Tuesday. April IS, and will be at the
Ritz-Carlton.
Among fha M asep1ar, "a ti,nu. -, ~.
Olympic on Saturday, April 20, will be
MIR. Ralph G. Putnam and Mr. George
A. Moore, Of this city. They will visit
London. and will travel on the Continent
early summer.
Mrs; Edward cadwalader, Of Over
con at her home on Tuesday, April 25
followed by an auction bridge party.
Mrs Brooke NJ. Anspach. Of, 1897
party at the Philadelphia Country Clut
on Tuesday next
Mrs. Charles d. Norton and Mrs
Benton X. Jamison. Of the 'Aldine Hctel
have issued invitations for larg'
81. There will be about two hundret
and fifty guests.
Mrs. Writ H. Tutwiler, of the New
port, Sixteenth and Spruce streets, viii
entertain at two small card parties a.
her home On Thursday afternoon, Apri
20. and Friday afternoon; April ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel p. Alexander
Of Laurel Springs, N. j., announce tn,
engagement Of their sister. Miss Edit
Kershaw. and Mr.. Franklin Earl Herb
Of Elysburg, Pa.
The officers Of the 103d Engineers
First Pennsylvania Infantry, will give
their sixty-first anniversary military re.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-14
wsar pHlLAoRLPHIA

Mre ~ MoClcsEey: ol ,.,r.r.cr
nut etrosS WM snss x..isfS ~
nnnu snu @ @S.rcs n, ysn,u "vsr,rs Hntof n honor
o. MiSe yuis SsnHIc n ~ ii X Hsrtin
W wnG y,, wal lni'e1 - - =" = = ~ = "
Mr.. ana Mr.. Luther Chatham and
srins Street. And Niss Ruth Gordon
will motor TO Atlantic City. where they
will spend Easter at the C9Ait0nts.
Me- n resynar. az liBO Ponns9rOve
avsn,i.. announceC the marriage Of her
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-14
5IIST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nucy lynne Says Many VIII Spend Mucl, Time in
u Church Today She Sees Pretty T,oeed Clothes.
I Talks About "Why Not l022'--Hospital Fete

know Debby and her attractive laugh,
She's 20 good looking and such fun.
Some Of the other women interested
are Miss Isabelle Rex, Mrs. Charles
Wilson, Mrs. Howard Ketchum, Mrs.
Whitwell Coke, Mrs. McClintock Ha.
mill, Mrs. b. II. Senseman, Mrs. How.
ard Kennedy. Hill, Mrs. Frederic Gil
bert, Mts. Charles Hcebner, Mrs. B. r..
Richardson, Mrs. William Houston,
Mrs. Frederick Howell, Mrs. Hugh
Wilson, Mrs. Allen Barr, Mrs. James
Ihorington, ,eirs. George h. Evans,
Mrs. Alvin McCarter, Mrs. Walter
Pierson, Mrs. Allan Passmore, Mrs. L.
w. Nickerson, Mrs. Edgar Van Dyke,
Mrs, Wilson Hedley, Mrs. Ausustus
Hugo, Mrs.. Edwin Nicholson. Mrs,
George Green, Mrs. Walter Wnrins
Hopkinson, Mrs. John McQuade, Miss
Blanche Wafner, Mrs. William Wells,
Miss Bertha Benson, Mrs. Henry Hes.
ton, Jr.. Miss Ella Dent and Miss Jen-
ME McElrey. ! am sure It will be q
wonderful success, Nh !, = s,
The Converse place ID simply beauti.
ful, and It will be a. great treat for
many to see the grounds and house,
which have been closed for some years,
and only opened again last season, /
think, after Miss Converse's return
from the Orient. ~
VI / NANCY wYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-14

ception and dance on wednesday eve
ming, April 26, at the Armory, Broad
and Callowhill streets. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Guppy, Of
ment Of their daughter. Miss Clara NJ.
GuppX to Mr.: Ernest 8. ,stateler. OF
Pittsburgh. Miss Guppy was graduated
from the Library School Of Syracuse
University I'm 1918. She was. on the
library stan Of the University Of Penn
sylvania for the following year. In
1915 she accepted the position Of libra
rian OF Temple University. leaving there
in September, 1918, to become librarian
Of Mellon Institute. Pittsburgh. During
the war Mr.. Stateier was attached to
the Phiiadelphia district ordnance office
Technological School for Inspectors at
Carneys Point, N. j. Upon being dis
charged from active military service in
1919 he entered the employ Of the du
Pont dye. works at Deepwater. N. J..
leaving there in 1920 to accent the
position Of q research chemist at Mellon
Institute, Pittsburgh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-14
NoRRlsrowN

Nsr. Iobn u. Larselere, 81 IS4U ~ Dr
uash Mss - SS vs.t ,save 3 children's party on
M,sa0asw Ma.Da IN honor Of the tenth birthday
Of pfd Ssr dauehter, Miss Helen lawson
~. marriage Of Miss Flcrence NJ
No rnS M AT daushter Of Mrs: Mary NAT, inr
shali. % Of Detroit, Mich. and MI. .w;i,sam MSlssTI
Eastcn. son cf ~ Mr. ia~. nr1 ave; ayenus, tool
n Easton. as Of sys Anrii i II. The cere,
RVey HSsSus sH HPresbytsrian church, srren RsiTSa,
The pastor. the Rev. HsrSSl;6 HS;a T. ITO M
ofhciated. After a, e, WSSi iva Ia New York
The NE BRIDEGROOM was graduated 40 iroin coi. si.
local high school and frcm TfJ tns TINTED
iese. i and was lieutenant IN sae me. Over over.
States Army, servanE % WSr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-14
GERMANTOWN

DR.. and Mrs. William Ruoff, of Call
fornia, are visiting their daughter. Mrs,
Arthur Sylvester, of 1900 East Wash.
inston lane, for an indefinite stay.
Miss Margaret Eames, of sl2 East
Price street. entertained at luncheon
on Wednesday afternoon, The guests
included Mrs. Arthur Sylvester, Mrs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-14

isSs' ssss 4ess':s S:ssss IA "a 81. y wwII|ss AZ
/ Nj. ana MA Allen Curtie. Of estl g
at OCEAN City.
Mrs. Aifrsd o. oodsrs. of san Fran:
cisco. II visiting her parents, Mr. eno
Mrs, Thomas yitsgsrald, oS SoA. Eass
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-14
DELAWARE COUNTY

Mr. ana Mrs. Frank Murpneyi,v MurpeSiv,na o. =
strafford avenue, Aidan. are - fece'ss : son,
congr.tplations %nrnSsy, On 1ss o' on Saturday
kopHifs H6r;i Mrs MurpKey was Miss Emma ans
4pnr Apn Wilson. daughter Of Mr.: snd liSan Mr.'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-19

Nrodagfa, oie 11nter bent Narnen
Mugulf &er3 bei ben 2iibopern
.ffaiimpfte, lit bier gefallen. Sic 1iegt
.ouf Dem benardbnrten &ir4bof IN
9nnnenberg begraben.
Seit iener 3eit aber lit es itin
getporoen in Der &ei6e bon. 4rtee
uno ariegsgeidrei. 5rieoli@ bot
fib bas Qeben ser 8epobner OBJ
geipielt. un6 longiam unb itetig bat
Elm geiunber Gortidritt In alien Sc.
bensberbdltniiien ii6 enttpidelt.
8mei Mal iinb audi Die Sei6ier
nod ins 5elo ge5ogen. 8uerit IN
Dem perbdngnisbollen Sabr 1856,
no Der blinoe 4onig REF unb a1e,
oue fame,t, nm in alter 8aiauen.
tre,e Ben @elfentbron 3u {dirmen.
sic baben's nibt gefonnt, lonbern
mubten bon 2angenial3a nit Dem
Stof in Der &onb in Die Seimat
3ieben. uno oas an6ere Meal a11to
7O-71, mo- Tie Geite on 5eite nit
oen 6eutiden 8riioerr1: a1f 6ranf.
rei9s 59ladtfelbern Steg nno
Mubm erfdmpften.
gnD.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-19

Iiefen 6abon. 3um Mn6enfen er-
belt ser quite 2uttermann NUN ben
Mamen Sierloa, 6er Bel ieinem 90.
Sc ms &ir9enbub eingetragen tpur'
Sc.
SIN 6reiBigidbrigen &riege bat
sic 2iineburger &eioe 1nIagli9 &c.
litten, belonoers in iener 3eit, als
ser Danenf0nig @brtitian ". nod
ser berlorene1 S6la6t BEL .2utter
am @arenberge noromdrts elite. so
6urd5ogen sic 6dnii9en @riegsD0l.
fer iengen6 un6 brenneno Sic Sci
oeoorfer, uno ibnen nod tam Sill
III nit Sen &aiierlt9en, 6ie Dos
mitnabmen, mas sic 9anen nod
iibrig gelaiien batten. an biefe
i6peren 3eiten erinnerten bormals
3tpei 9enfmdler, sic aus iene1 ga.
gen Bis auf uns gefommen paren:
9ie EinpIinoe nno Sos. GiuDbal1s.
Mub ipater bat nod etnmal Die
2iinebnrger &ei6e ibtper at lei6en
gebabt. M1S an11o 1858 Ser5og
@eorg bon 8ronnibmeig Bel Sei-
if6-Sloenoorf 6ie &aiierlt6en &c.
1@lage1t batte, 90 flu6teten 6teie
61r6 oie &ei6e un6 b%a11ten natir-
lid i'm 2an6e 6es Ser5ogS i6redli6.
Mnf 6ieiem 3nge fam ein faiierlider
Superintendent Mltringer na@ Ser
mannsburg, no Ser @re6tger Mnor.
&ruie mirfte. Ct berlangte bon
linn sic iilbernen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
oere11 8erited Ser 9re6ig.r aber
ni9t berraten polte. CT iol(te iebt
our6 sic f11r9tbare Marter 6es
u@@me6entrunfes" oa5u ge5mungen
mer6en, mur6e aber ipater 5u Ser
miloeren Strafe 6es Mufbdngens be-
gna6igt. S6on iollte 6te grefution
an linn bou5ogen tperoen, 90 farnen
feline Observation-Disclosures nit ben
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 6ie iie I'M &el-
Ter 6eS Yfarrbauies berltedt gefun.
sen batten. Sem trelten @farrer
-.
tpar 6as 2eben gerettet, ober 6ie
i90nen @erate tparen berloren.
SSn 1en 8efreiungsfriegen bot sic
&ei6e Sen @rtbm, 6aB sic erlte glan-
5en6e @affentat 0er 8erbun0eten,
oas erite @efedt bon ei11iger 8eoeu-
tung auf 6e1ti6em 8ooen, in ibr
oltsgefodten lit. Sim 2. Mprl 1918
tpur6en unter Sen Soren 2uneburgs
sic Gran3oien unter Morano bon
6en @reuben uno @ltiien aus Ser
@taM bertrteben un6 gei9lagen.
SSn 6ieiem Sample tot it6 Elm Cline
burgii@es 9ienitmao6en, Sobanna
Stegen, ribmlidit berpor. Sic
trug in 6i6tem &1tgelregen IN ibrer
56ur5e SEN 8reuBen neue M11nitioul
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-19

tere 8Iini,asl ser int Sabre 70 na6
@briitus ltarb, gibt an, man 6mrfe
es MUIR tpagen, mern man Den Wino
ni9t gegen ii@ babe, uno porber
milie man nit oem .G9nert bret
&reiie I'M 6en 9tanoort 6es &C.
tpG9ies 5ieben. Grit nod Sonne1'
untergang 1ei Damn oie rebte 8eit
uno oie 5tenung beion6erer @eitirne
b09it midtig fir ben Grfolg. 9ieie
@rmielgeidi9ten muroen ie6o@ nod
tpeit uberboten. @er es tpage, oie
Manoragora obne ba11nenoe 5ormeln
at beriibren, tonne benin @rabea
iein 2eben berlieren. Na@oem cine
Meibe 5a11berii6er @orbereitnngea
%getroffen mot, muBte rings I'M Die
@flan5e Ser 8o6en abgegraben mer.
Ben. @rauenpom mare Der 5arei,
6en mott bernabme, menn Die
ies Mittelmeien 5wii6en Me11id
un6 8flan5e baan DEM 8ooen
entriiien piiroe. @er 6ieien grab-
liden 2aut bernabme, muBte pabn.
iinnig mer6en ooer lterben 6enn
obne Spfer gaben 6ie untermeltll-
9e1 Md9te oas 3a1tbergepadS
1idt fret. Ser &unoige 5og oes-
balb in Ser Ma9f nit einem ldpar.
5en &uno aus, na6oem .er fi6 Dor,
ber sic Sbren NIT @a6s .beritopft
batte. @ar oie @ur5el bloBgelegt,
10 tpur6e cine 56nur felt oarnm &c,
iblunge11, sic man am 56man5 oes
&unoes befeitigte. @ar Dos geide.
fen, 1an11 uberipra11g Ser 8ur5el-
grdber sic nit Dem Sdpert borber
ge5ogenen @reiie uno rannte auf 500
uno 2eben babon. SCUM iu6te Der
Sumo Dem &errn gu folgen uno 5errte
babei sic @ur5el a1ts bent 8o6en;
6as Gier fiel Sen Observation-Disclosures
gum 0pfer. Scum erit fonnte obne
leibli6e @efabr sic 3aaberpflan6e
gebolt iper6en.
Sm @riitli6en &~ultutberei6 ber'
Mmol5en alte nno neue neberliefc,
runge1 matchmaker, un6 6a5u ta'
men nod oie gruieligen 96auer oeS
&o9gert9tes uno anoerer gemieoe-
ner Stditten, &reu5tpege nno Der,
flubter Drte. Inter bent @algen,
an oen1 ein Srnggeieue uni6uloig
lterben muBte, foute Sic meniden>
abnli@ geitaltete @ur5el madien.
Man muBte iie BORT uater 2ebenS'
gefabr erraffen. 411noige @eiber,
@erer, ser @enfer o6er feline @efel,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-19

Midt penige Meni9en marett Sci
Iei6tfertigen @erabrei6ung 6ieies
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