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a ~ tdnten. n. Bfesnahsn. =. y
taaerstrem. Arson fdttisf. ~ v. nrai-
nerd. George Mckinney. Lee Davis, ~. n.
ftuffcorn. Don HhankH
Paul Dyer. Harold williams. Pat
o'ponnsii. Rob pisley. William Arnold.
John -. Henry. n. W. Hart Ray Zbln-
den. ". G. Kiinker. l.eslie miistsd
fisteher johnson. i-auFenee shirley. W.
! Arnold. Merton Robinson. Herbert
Eftbe. Harold Wander Las. John Back.
land. =. V, Moniag. Earl g white. Wee
ley Kennedy Maxwell roilack. rhii
Erickson.
4. a. Watson. mn Fos. Lynn van
oordsr. Hiehsra Wander Las. bob Hes
keith. Cecil Fetfyiohn. Christ Knust. I'd
de bauer. ~. ). Tuchett. g. .. barter.
W. a. jacobson. y Williams. Ar f.auKile.
WINDY i.AnRiie. Herman Meyer. How
afs iangiis. James aculiS. Chester Duet.
waiter swanson. o. Nelson Robinson.
wet Scott Had Marion. Joe fltenE0od.
o. r. stephens Roland Taylor. Alfred
Wasaon, Harold creeyey.
fhlilp Nysen. Ernest Ayers. peres Dir
y. q kiuK, ~. 9. heIiraith. n n. At
bailey.
J. ievins. X. Mcpherson. sol Lsyinson.
l. Eieinbcrr. Dick Nunssn. John Quinn.
!. W. Ferris. " v. Hardy, HAIRY kofners
Edward Olson. Paul Granger. Henry
NOLAN. ". J Tuckrtt. ". W. Abrams. o.
ordei Mcf.ain. nertrsm curfan.
MIN DOUBLES
r. n BfesnahAn and a. r. Linton.
fistehsr johnson and LEO i.4Efrsif.n.
Ansoa I.lftier and Leslie Mlisted. Lee
Dasia ana n a. MoFfsnnon.
Cecil rstty john and Don Hhhnks. lar
Old Williams and Paul Dyer. Pat % iA4ns
nell srd isob Dlsiey. a. W. lIat, end
tehu -. Henry. Ray zbindan aud ~. G.
Eiinher
Laurence shirley ana ". I. Arnold.
Herbert Erehe ard Morton Robinson.
fial8td Wander Las ard John HHrkiand.
Isssos nna 4. { Montsg. Frank koEio~-
shf and Earl white.
Harry Nssf and Aarwsii poiiack. visss
scott and 4. A. watson. Joe EsaftE and
Harold williams. Isob hsshsth ana Dick
Wander Las a. TAfoff and Christ knust.
v w Abrams ard g . BAXTER. W. y.
jacobson And ~ Williams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01
nAR Young FIGHTERS

NEW YORK. June i.--I,oxers un-
der 20 years OF axe win not DO per
rnltted 10 work in more than sir.
round bouts. according 10 new rule
Of the boxing commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01
How Star
Catchers
Compare
Receiving Is Just Fair in
Star League This Sea-
son; the Lineup

CATCHING Ia just fair In The star
~ Junior Baseball league this sea.
son. judging By the form shown BY
tho receivers in the opening days
play OF the series for the title las,
Sunday.
Ralph Miller. tho husky Three
Brothers receiver. looked like the
best bet behind the plate in the open.
ing games. lie HIT three Nafeuea
and handled his pitchers well.
Pete Mitchell. the ncrappy little
Washington park man. had trouble
handling BIN sfltts' delivery. but he
turned in good game and his dou
bile busted up the ball game. These
two mask men were by far the beat
Of Sundays lot.
Walter Mitchell. West a Wheeler
catcher. Is improving. but he attn
has long ways 10 go before rank.
Ing with Pete Mitchell and Miller,
judging from his sunday perform
ancr.
Roger iiyman IL capable of playing
better bali than he DID Sunday for
tho Fremont Cyclones. Tn. game
vas 80 lopsided that none OF the
Fremont boys extended themselves.
When LYMAN snaps Into things he's
not bad worker.
La Verne Petersen. the hard.wort.
ing wcstefman manager. had ter.
ribie day behind the plate In the
premier battle. He was troubled
with a porc thumb. but he'll have 10
show q lot OF Improvement 10 be fig.
ured along with tho other catcherE.
kenney sfaasz, the little Hiliman
catcher. didn't have much chance 10
show his true ability because his
pitcher wasn't foollng the enemy at
all. Another game win be needed 10
get a real line on HIS ability.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01
PREP TRACK TRIALS

Preliminary trials hrc being held AZ
the stadium this afternoon In the
ioo.yard and aoo-yard dashea and the
i2o-yard high hurdles and 22o.yard
low hurdles. eight men 20 qualify In
each event. for the high school city
track meet Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

DENVER. June Joe Dunn. for.
ner Three. Eye player. haa resigned
as manager OF the Denver Western
league club. W. III. Atkins. business
manages OF the club announced TO,
day. Atkins win assume the mana.
gerial role for tho present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01
EaUINE sTARs nREAK powN

NEW YORK. June i.--Audacious
and Yellow Hand. two OF the finest
winners on the Eastern tracks. have
broken down and may never come 10
the post again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

The seven languages spoken In the
British Isles are English in England.
Welsh In Wales. Erre IN ireland.
Manx In the Isle OF Man. Gaelic in
scotland. French In the Channel
islands. and Cornish in Cornwall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

NEW YORK. June i.-~Yankee club
officials denied the rufnor that they
were about TO trade Bob MeuHei TO
the Washington Senators for Sam
Rice. Both arc ouifieldera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

lshortstop. Sands soon de-
veloped into a real pastimer.
His fielding picked up as his
hitting improved. II gave
him more confidence.
This spring he started right where
he left off last fan and today he Is
Just about the best all.around short.
stop. hitting. fielding and running
considered. In the Pacific Coast
hague.
Sands played nice ball agains, So
attIe. playing a big part in the Bees
TO victory over the Indians yes
! tersiay.
Sands figured In two double plays.
made running catch and throw OF
an almost sure hit over second.
throwing out speedy Biily Lane. He
also clicked out a pair OF singles. He
booted harl.hi, chance for his only
misplay OF the day.
lie Is playing careful baseball.
playing the ball instead OF letting
the bail play him. the difference be-.
tween good infIeider and poor
one. And he's certainly hitting che
old onion.
Coast league ball players will tell
you that they consider sands. almost
unheard OF before the middle OF last
season. the most improved ball play.
er In the league this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

Dorothy Parker and Nine lie Seve
Dorothy Little and Rita Meyer. Mrs..
Poster and simonne nourque. Mrs Hardy
and Mrs. sodsrberw. Marian Jacobson
and Certruds Pearl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

Mrs. Hardy. Ilbbis Ferris. Fisnonne
Baurque. Mrs. Foster Julia wilberton.
Leila WeitxfnAn, Dorothy Little.
Mildred Itkin. RITA Meyer. Irene
Stephens. Mrs.. Marc Hodsrserx. Gertrude
Pearl.
Gensiie wallace. Ruth Msrcuss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

An oyster enIsrges IT. own she'll
Beer was taxed In Egypt over
1000 years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01
Salt Lake Infielder
Has Improved Quickly

BY LEO II. LASSEN

W0 years ago Henie Sands broke in with the
Salt Lake Bees. That was when the Nor
mons had one of the best infields in the
minors. with Earl Sheeley. Marty krug.
Ernie Johnson and Eddie Mulligan making
up the quartet
Sands was carried thru that season. but
nobody paid much attention TO him. He was
awkward and couldn't hit
Then last spring the Bees, wrecked by
sales, went to training camp without fin
isl,ed player at third. When the season
started Sands was stationed at the hot corner
Everybody said the Bees were weak at this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

NEW YORK. Juno babe
~ Ruth doesn't know Of thing
In tho world 20 worry about. lie Is
lack Ia the sraees Of the fans and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

station and that they needed an experienced man.
Cactus Cravah of the greatest hers of all time
managing the Bees in 1921 He showed Sands step
into the ball. changing him into driving hitter Soon after
me start OF the year the Bees obtained Don Brown from
Chlcago Cubs ane Brown put on third and Sands al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

Summary Runs responsible for--Gregg
3. struck out--By Gregg 4. BY Meyers :.
Bases on balis--Off Gregg 4. of Meyers O.
Passed bail Brfer. stolen base IseUls
Tso~ba<s hif--schlck. Sacrifice hits
1-xre- Thuruon. Runs batted ln--Etrknd
sn< Lewis. Double plays--siKiln 10 sand
% t-r@nd. witt 70 slglln. Sand 10 strand.
Time Of game-1sse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

|OVER 100 TENNIS PLAYERS FILED FOR STARWOODLAND MEET
Star League Diamond Stars


ii BOD curreb ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

Barissxh Grimes returned to fern
and the Robins beat the braves,
to 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01
JUNIOR DorBLEs

Warren Wilson and George Miller. Ar
rnhnd Marion and bud Marion. Nelson
Robinson and Howard LanRiie. Stanley
Hoibrook and George Mckinney, Harold
Williams and Bii Fox
W. v, Swanson and Chester Duett.
vivst Scott and Melvin Dranga. Reginald
htikrude and Harold Bauer. Cedric hc
LauEhiin aad Albert Stewart.
Herbert Robinson and Norman whit
tett. William Nedelka and Edward HEX
man
Wesley Kennedy ard Leslie Christian.
Td~ard Butler and James scuily, Ray
Carlson and Frank Moreiand. Ora A,seii
and Donald schloeman. Dean Christie
and Wallace Hove.
Arnold Lund and Charles Hoyt- Roy
Taylor ard Allan Pomeroy, Clarence sau
and George CLARKE. Alex Myiea and Ar
thur Bafnsirom. Harold issnbath and
Carlton Booth.
Richmond smith and Paul Granger.
Harry shaw and Fred Sins James Beck
and Donald Frisneli. Joe Phillips and
George Miller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01
Final Star Net Entries

windy Lansiis and Art LanEiis. wal
ter Swanson and Chester Dustt. Nelson
Robinson and Howard LanElia l. n
Watson and viyst scott
o. r. stephens and Richard Burr.
Alfred WATSON ana Roland Taylor.
Herbert Waugh and Harold crcssey. v.
Ayrea and Phillip Nyrsn.
W. =. Hoibrook ana +. y, Atwood. q.
A. f.aizurs aud &. fau. 7. ~. Paimqpist
and Harvey Paimaulst.
T.. kisinberK ana hoi f<vinron. ". Me-
Pheraon and ,. f1vina. Harry Homsrr
ana W. y. Hardy. J. W. Ferris and John
Quinn. ordei Acfain and FAC kaiback
JUNIOR SINGLES
George Miller. Joe iAvsngood. nud
Marion. Armand Marion, James scufiy.
Howard fangli~. Lynn Van oordsr.
oeofrs Mckinney.
Don shanks. Harold winianA Bill
For. Chester Dueit. Walter Swanson,
Nelson Robinson.
yivst eosft. Bniie waits. Terry Dobier.
Harold Haasr. Reginald atiaride. Elliott
hoysyet. .. VI. hoibrook. Donald Ham
liton.
Cedric Mclaughlin, meivin Drangs.
Norman Whiftat. Herbert Robinson. VII.
liam Nedeika. Leslie Caristian. Edward
Butler
ray Carlson. Prank Morsiand. Don
fhanka. Atwood Fcott. Donald schlos-
man. Dean Christie. Ora Atweil, George
Ciarae. Charles boyt
Roy Taylor. walter Jacobson. Clarence
Nau. Arthur Barnstrofn, Armand Marion.
Carlton Bootn
Harold issDbath, Wallace Howe. Dick
WATSON. Allan Pomeror.
Joe Phillips. james Beck. Don FrfzeIi.
Harry shaw. Fred Nims. Paul Granger.
Richmond smith. Bertram curran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

when Van Glider cracked In the ninth
pruiett ran 10 the rsscas aaa stopped
the Tigers. IN. uFsSns winning 70 !.
washington and Boston split even IN q
double header. Ths Senators lest the
first game. 10 Z. and eon the seeord.
to 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

Ye~f~wdss's hers~~--ts~e~xe keilv
and Dave ft~aeroff. tws 81 AeGrsw1s
miiiisn dsiia< isss~td. made s<rers
IN psneh eca rave tbs fhihs s-ts-i
uin over the d.isnts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

The Pirates beat thu Reds ~ 70 = sui
sfssacsd 20 a place ~sthia game ana a
half Of the lead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

Lindsay. q rookie rt,shsr. vsnt ~Iis y
the sixth innlnx when the white itol
scored five runs on one hlt and beat IN
tadiana. . to T.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

- Gube. @err:: lin
@ottespile11, mie lang miro oe1n
oas Bein, bos 9ie oa an Dem
5trumpf bon SSbrer Tante ltriden?"
5rdl1lein: rGos lit ia Der.
SUB"
- Das 50 abrfdeinIidit g.
G0riter (etnen 8il0crer nit eirem
geidoiie1en &ebbod ertappenooe:
rSnlt, 'ooer id idiebe! - $50 mol
len Sic oomit bin?"
@iloerer: Sen - FAB i'd
eben gcfunben - ln6 ~ tpolt ibn
-Sbnen = bolt b%ringen."
8abt la! Ser Mppotet
Berger lit alio NIT ieinem 2ultip1'l
geitern onrbgefanen!"
So, bos @ublifum bat fur5cn
8ro5eB nit linn genad)t."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10
&eim Srrenar5t.

Gin i11nger Mam meloet iid beim
%Ssrrenar5t. Isle mlniden?" tragt
i'm 6ieier.
rM9, &err 9oftor, id moute sic
bitten, mid nal auf meinen Get
ftes5uitano gu unteriuden, ib glau-
be, i) bin perridt."
Mr5t (erltaunt): n5ie balm mobl
II 8ogel?!"
.Das mag fein. Sd babe eben
5u manden 3eiten oaS @efubl, rs
Oh ib berriidt bin."
Mr5t (nob eel taunter): rS6 glau-
be, Ste 1ino nidyt ga115 ridtig!"
n@on3 meme Meinung! 9esbalb
eben m0dte ib bon Sbnen feitge-
ftent piiien, Oh i'd pieueidt mirflih
perriidt Bin"
Mr5t: v@eben sic rubig na1
&ouie, junger Monn, Sic iino nidt
berriidt. @s lit oas nur eine franf'
bofte @inbilo1lng bon Sbnen."
Sci iunge Mann (nadoenflicb ab>
gebeno): v8lobitnnige @eibidte
Dos, man f0n11te mabniinnig mer-
Den!"
Ser Mr5t (ibm fopfidittelno nad-
febcno, fir fib): r@errudtcr &erl!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10
s nben GIittermoh e

- Snben GIittermoden n.
CT: nSd)aB, i6 gebe NAL chen ouf
5ebn W1inuten fort"
@ie (auffabreno): r8aul, Du
lieblt MIDI nidt mebr = ionit ginglt
Du INNER nur auf flint Minnten
fort!"
= GeroG@tig. Sntel (5um
Mcffen, Der Stuoent ilt): ~Slt oe11n
Die llbr, Die id Dir geidc1ft, gar
10 fhled)t? 60 oft id fomme, lit !e
in Reparatur!"
$ geieifen II! n@un, Serr
&oDlfopt, nit mas beifaftigen Sie
{id) ocnr augcnblidlib?"
y@e5iere &arnidel, nil ood) mol
lebe1l, mie longe Elm leberoes We-
fen obne @ebirn leben fann."
.Ma, oas lit ood iebr cinIad). sic
,portcn, bis sic ~gcitorben lino, uno
oas Yroblem lit geloit."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10
Na1p. 4lein Glsden lit 5u-

-Maip. alei1 Glsden 1T 5u>
Gdule gefommen un0 miro, alS lie
1lad) &ouie fon1mt, BON ibrer Mtuttcr
gefraet, mas tie aues gel cben bot;
Darauf ortmortet glsden: rSebr
piele Mdoden nn0 MIR elm Meann."
Jinbig. @attin (eines
@1mierenbireftors): ~1nier neuer
&elo bot in ieinem Beiibe ou6 5mei
Sporen un0 einen Eldafo!"
uMa, lit Dos gInitig -. % for=
men mir ia gleib fir morgen ein-
NAL .Minna BON 8arnbelm" auf~
ieBen!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

Muf lem 5tan6es-
amt. @tanoesbeomter (5u Sieoie,
mabre11o er nit ieiner 8raut bic
Minge me9ielt): u&abt er?"
5ieoie: uNee, feen 8alter."
Ser teure Mr5t. uSerr
9oftor," iagte beim gmpfang Ser
Gednung Ser. @a1er gum Ir5t, ~ii
{u110 aber temli9 biier!"
so, min 6riin6," %entgegnete Ser
Doftor, rbat bet min 8a6oer all
feat, as id nod op Sc boge S6ol
mar; SSsrtrge, Sllnge, bet Re fegt,
SIT mars'n oiiren Sung"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10
Ser 6amilicni9irm.

- @ioer!prud. .9u Mill
Did idon pcniionieren lal1en, yet :
terS"
sd |uae Sir, n1ein Merpenipiten;
i9reit geraoe5u 1tad) yube."
Yroeior yytei.
ne Eod9ter iogt mir foeben, tie let
in ei,1 Mutomobil ltcrbliG perliebtl
9as lit mieoer cinu1al ein Wetpeis,
DaB Der Menid) buru) Die Maid1Ie
poaitdn0ig III erieBen it,
- 6 ntpr re deno .. "Sbre
God)tcr bat ia mobl ei,1cn 5enertpebr'
mann gebelratet?"
ussa, abcr ser lit ibr mieocr BURG.
%gebranilt."
g,o alo. .SSa, oari oenn
Elm Nca!nter Oil Gdoltcr 10 grob
{cin nit oeul sslltlifum?"
.MdL oos ,uar ia feill Rubliflnl,
sos mar 1lur cin &clcae."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10
$ hne ueberIequr

- Sbne neberIegungg e-
ipro6en. Monn: SD babe
berte meiren 5birm in @eoanfen
irgen6mo iteben lolien, meiB aber
nidt NO."
Jra11: uGos fiebt Sir dbnlid!"
Monm: n&eg 9i6 MIR nidt anf,
ser Gdirm mar ia 1ibt melJr 11eu.
6rau: Sang gleid. 8ei i6lcd)-
tenn @etter par er no9 INNER gut
genug."
= Nus Ser @eometrie,
It Ii II De. Sag mir elnlnal, M}aier,
tpie pielerlei Winfel gibt esq"
y9reierlei Winfel!"
Song red)t! ltno mie beiben
fee"
.@edte @infcl, ipite @infel un0
un6...."
uMun, es fangt ia aud nit n9"
an!".
Limo S6lupfminfcI!"
= Befonnt m a dung. Ge=
meinoe0iener: ugs irb befon11t ge=
madt, boB oue Miitbaufe Dor bene
Sau1er etpeg miiiet, memt 0eS ut
g'fd)iet, no legt lid'S 9iirgermeilter-
amt nei."
- 3meier1ei @nii@ten.
SIR 5obn lit aIio uirflih pleite?"
v2Qderlid), er fat ia BLOB Soft
furs gemadtl"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

nnIberIegte Sat.
user bat oenn bier Die 6enlter.
Ii9eibe aeridlagen?" fragte Der Ga>
ter Sic Scooter.
vDenfe sir oiefe Sre6beit!" BE-
flagte li6 oie SCOOTER. ~MlS i'd
beute nadmittag bier i'm 3tmmer
@labier ipielte, bat mir Ser Mann
aus ser Ma9baridaft 90 oriiben ei-
men alien NantoffQl 6ur6 baS SEM
lter geuorfen!"
r8u oumm," meinte Ser Slater,
riebt b0rt er es bod nod biel BEL
5erI"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10
Mnffinipr4

- &affiniert. Dame (bie
I'M Ibeater bei elmer G5ene mei1le1l
muB, our anoern): uDieie @5ene
riibrt sic nibt ou6 gu Iranen?"
Same: rM6 ib tat idon gerne
peinen, aber id braude morgen
meme Sranen, "a i'd BON meinem1
Monr einen 11e1en SUIT babe11 miql"
= Das gemeina lame 6 o IL
to. a.: .rSie baben Elm genein.
IameS 8anf &onto nit Sbrer
Grau?"
s.: rSa, i9 oeponiere oas @el0
nno tie 5iebt es berous."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

Gle: uM6er gugen, Gu balt mir
bcd periproden, feline aarte mebr
a1;5uribren> u1o geitern bait Das
micber bis III Die ipate NoAt &C.
lpielt."
Gr: vl1no gu boit mir idon
lange periprpdel1, fei1en neuen SUIT
mebr an3uriibrel1, un6 nun fom1nt
idon mieoer cine &e6nung BON Der
Mo0iltin."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

Sran (brem, Manne oie- our@-
ge1eiienen Soien 5eigeno): Sage
NAL, @inem, i6amit gu 9id 1libt,
iotpeit 9elne Saden gu ruil1ieren?"
Mann: nSSa, liebe gmilie, oas
lit bo6 oa5 gin5ige, mas i6 ourh.
ieken tamil"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

@rof @uBbo15 (ein befann-
ter Son Sual1): u8itte, @naoiglte,
ne1nlen Sic oo6 Ole laltige Wfasfc
ob. gbe i6 nidt gel!al1 feltitelen
fam, mer sic iino, 1pcib id ia ni9t.
meld)e11 Son Der u~nterbaltung l1
an5uidlegen babe."
r5oute oas nidt fir ale iungen
9an1e1 oerielbe iein, @raf?"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10
aatbeberblaten.

Mtt Dem Eooe Marimilians /.
bdingte bns Rittelalter Ole Sitter.
fdoft anf ben Nd9el.
6eit6em 4olllmbus nod ser @nt.
1efung Mmerifas bas 81 auf DIE
@pibe geltent bat, ipnft es iberan
in Ser @elt berum.
gs gibt Icioer INNER nod at bic
Ie MenAden, Die ibr 5didial in Die
blinoen Sanoe oes 8ufans legen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

- @tiIbIute. Oils sic Sat
fe 10 mitten al,f oem Wteere mar,
ibo1ien pl0bltb @unoerte pom 81
1derbooten nie Bil5e aus Der Groe
berpor."
= @brenrettuug, SEER:
r8oS itieren Sic mid 10 OIL, STE
8auer?"
@dloiiermeiHer: r@leid nebme1
Sic oen Musorl1d 5uriid, o0er ia
ge11 sic penigitens: @err Meidi-
nenbouer."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10


81 Goriete. 50bnd1 NJ
(im Gariet6 gum Bapa, tpabrel1o lid}
ein Mrtilt iebr magbaliig proou=
5icrt): rGu, @apa, marlm iebt Der
Mann tdglih fem 9cben outs
Spiel?"
Napa: uGutnmer 8ub'! So
nit er mas gum 2eben bat!"
- Dnrb oie 8lume. Suit
ger arrogauter 96rift1teler Delien
8erf abgelebnt murbe, gum Serle=
ger): ~8ab, g%erebrtelter = mer tut
mas er font1, lit merit oaB er lebt."
8erleger:: uGebr ridtig, mcin
&err, aber bite, mas balten Sic
nun bon Dem, Ger tut, mas er -nidt
fnnn?"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10
9epIoaiert. SEQ, ali

= 9epIa5iert. ~Mo, alter
6reuno, mie gebt'S? No6 imner
iteuenlos?"
80, iest bin id aus 6em @of=
fer, i6 bab' einen HlaB alS Sou<
1er befommlen."
= &erfannt. uSSbr Same
rao Tii1npfel bat mobl &ummer?"
IS mo = ser marfiert muir Na6.
oenflibfeit."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

&idter: nsll1o sic bebaupten,
ben Mngeflogten bcim Observation-Disclosures
in f%lagranti crgriffen 5u babe11."
3euge: Sea, DOS bab / nit be,
banptet, Dos feru / .iiberbaupt not,
/ bob g'iogt, ! bab'n i'm Seller err
griffen!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10
Nfa ia!

gr5ie bcrin (oifticrt}: uScoer
jtrctfe lid) nad) leilpr Icdc."
YarpcMii iran: uYitte, Jral1<
lem, bel ms bcilt es: uSScbcr ltrcdi
lib ,lad) !eiuer icioencn Cau'1ers
6cde"."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

rGenfen sic 11ur, &err Meper,
mein 8rdutigam bat etne grobe Orb,
i6aft gemadt!"
r@as sic iagen! Sabelbofte:
Slid! Do brau6t er - Sic ia
nun gar nidt mebr gu beiraten!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

u@ie fonln1t es oenn, SEER Did,
linsfp, 0ab Sic 10 baufi9 nod &am-
burg reiien? Sie baben bod fem
@eid)aft!"
uSSo, miiien Sic, in @arnburg
babe i9 eine1l aouegen bon Sbner,
6as lit 10 ein arn1er Teufel, uno 0a
m0dt' i'd linn jolt oie paor Gro
iden fiir's &aaridneioen uno Bar,
bieren 5ufommen lallen."
-8 Mnipielun9.
Sbauipieler Coon e,nem @altipiel
at elmer fleinen 8ubne 5urudge<
febrt): uSbr battet Die Spationen
leben iouen, Die man mir oarbrad-
tel"
&onege: Isl = Gi!"
Reflection. Baron (5u
einem anoern): ~SSd Tam idon ia
gen, eine,t guten .3ug bate ieoer
meiner Giener! nno penl1 r.
i'm nur i'm 9alie batte!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

- Mn3uglih. @cltere Sl1ns
fer OabliaD: nGel1fen Sic iid}.
meill ami it pl6slid) tu:eslo ge-
morDeu!"
SEER: uSoben sic i'm oieaeid1
abs stiiBt?
- Ger beIci0igte 56aif-
ner. Observation-Disclosures 6um
Gefongpy1 eiu): .Wteine Serren,
!pe1ul Sic ul1d l1uD rinlual iinBe,
vsS5lllltler laugiam rora1l", oa1m
mernen Sic berausgciest, mertetl
Sic lid Oosl"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

- @s 1ebe ser Sort
}9ritt. Mls @roBmutter nod ein
iunf5ebniabciges Maoel nor, muroe
l1e gefrogt, mas Tie einmal meroe1l
troue? l1no itroblen0en Muges er-
mi6erte iie: n@ine gludli6e Sous
frau NIT flint %geiunoen &inoernl"
Mls Mutter fiinf5ebn Sabre alt
nar, purOe tie gefragt, mas lie EN-
mol meroen moue? nn6 itrablen-
Sen Muge5 ermioerte iie: v6raulein
9oftor!"
l1110 geitern ml1r0e SOS fiinf5ebn-
iabrige Sruo9en gefragt, mas tie
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

= 561ogfertig. uJrau=
lein, NIT Sbren blibenoen Mugell
iino Sic Die rei11ite 5unfen : 1ele,
grapbiitim!"
rSSa, aber lei0er cine .obne -
3rabt."
- Gin npbIer @err.
Sonntagsidger gum Sreiber, Den er
binaufgeidoIien): v@as, 0aS
9dmer5ersgelo lit Sbnen gu menig?
Eco, i6 min Elm ubriges TIM, neil
i9 sic 10 Dos getroffen! -
Sdnupfen's nod einmal!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

9er@u,nbebeiit5er: u8lei-
ben Sic bo1 blob gang rubig ite-
bell, 10 miro er Sic balo loslaiien."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-10

einmal peroen moue? Ga ernioer=
tie iie 1trablenOen augeS: vGilm~
ltar!"
= Mu!. uGenfen Sic 1lur:: ur=
Iere langiabrigen Mdo6en, &ati
uno Gina, baben plobli6 getun-
.oigt!"
rAlio cine fatilina=riide Ser.
i9morung!"
= nnter9ieo. v@aS is,
.2oisl, bait benin gar foan Mut
gum 9eiraten?"
2oisl: ~@oabt gater, M1,t batt
/ i6o, aber Sic &11rai9 feblt mer."