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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
LIFE AFTER DEATH is
SUBJECT OF mont AGUE
City Episcopal Missionary De-
livcrs Interesting Dis
course i'm ST. Johns.

Taking az his subject. THAT which
Is born % the flesh is flesh, and that
which is born Of the Spirit is spirit"
Rev. II. Cary Montague. city mission
arg OF III. Episcopal Church. prcach
ed in 81. Johns church yesterday
morning on What is Death He
said. in part:
we liv, in a marvellous age. New
discoveries and inventions are APP
pcarinE every day. The Atlantic
Ocean has already been bridgcd by
human voice, without so much as Il
wire To guld. the sound waves. Men
hav. passed from shore to shore of
that great cXpansc Of water like the
birds, winging their way through the
heavens. Yet in the midst OF the
conquest Of all the wonders OF earth
and sea and air. two great mysteries
remain unsolvcd.
These mysteries are facts OF every
day l!fc: Birth and death. Whence
came We ana whittier do we go?
These two questions stiil remain un-
answered They have been pondcred
by tn. greatest minds OF all ages.
ana naturally 50, FOR the one cX-
pcr!enc. that Will come to persons
OF every class and condition of life
is death.
there i only one thing | can safely
predict tina, will come TO all OF you.
some may obtain great wealth. others
gain political power. or develop great
intellectual attachments. but the one
thing that certainly every one OF
YOU Will do. is-to die.
Let us then listen To His words
as they came from His lips in The
interview With Nichodcmus. when lie
said: That which is born OF the
flesh is flesh. and that which is bory
OF the Spirit is spirit Marvel not
that said unto thee, We must be
born again. think He referred
To death lie goes on to say in the
seventh verse of the same chapter
The wind blowcih where il liste,h
ana thou nearest the sound thereof
but canst not tell whence IL comcth,
ana whittier IL gocth: so il is every
one that is born of the Spirit
The person has never vet hecn
seen who was able 10 Move about like
me wind. by reason OF this change
OF heart: yet Christ says that this is
the attribute of every one that is
born OF the Spirit.
Another reason that makcs mo
think our savior here referred Ia
death as birth into the next world
rs because st. Paul N writing of IN.
next life says: Now this r say
brethren. that flesh and blood cannot
inherit the Kingdom of God
NO doubt some will disagree with
me in the interpretation that mn,
upon thesc passages, and to those
VINO 40. let me say that do no,
consider it the function of a preacher
10 mink for his congregation. but to
ieau them TO think for themselves
II we turn To Gods own words
we una ABUNDANT illustrations of the
'houSht that death is birth"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
RENOUNC|NC
OF THE CHRISTIAN LIFE
DR.. Booker Prcac hes on
Symptoms of Spiritual
Dcclcnsion.'

Yesterday morning at Monument
Methodist Church, Rev. George T..
BOOKER. -. -. the pastor. spoke on
The symptoms OF Spiritual Dcclcn-
sion. or Reasons Why 80 Many Re
nounce the Christian Life"
The difficulty attcndan, upon tn"
realization Of the ideals OF the Chris
tian religion. the ingratitude ~
those among whom We labor In be.
half OF the cause Of Christ. the FREE
qucnt absence OF visible results. and
the strong and persistent appeals Of
an ailurinE world, were among the
reasons mentioned why many FAN to
continue their allegiance to the cause
OF Christ.
In spite OF all that conduces to
turn people from the church Of God.
Or. Booker urged his CONGREGATION 20
patient continuance in wcIi-doing.
william i'i,ts. the speaker declared.
was once discussing the subject Of
politics with group OF politicians.
when suddenly the topic OF the con-
versation changed and a discussion
arose as 10 the quality most needed
In Prime Minister. "E.louucnce"
said one; "knOwlcdSe. suggested
another: Toll" declared a third. Ru.
PIT, who had learned from expert
encc. unhcsitatinsly affirmed that II,
~ patience.
So. also, alleged tho minister. pa.
thence is highly essential il We
would be true TO our mission and
achieve results.
When Thomas Arnold visited Rome
In order that he might revise his his
tory OF the Eternal CITY. he wen:
Immediately TO several places tina,
had contributed 10 its greatness and
glory. He visited the Forum. the
Palace Of Caesar. the Coliseum AMI
the arches OF Constantine and Tro-
Jan. and then wrote in his journal
that what he needed for his task was
not "one hundred days Tor revision.
but hundred years for fresh
studies"
SO. the preacher asserted. II may
take lifetime To do successfully the
work which 3od expects and re-
Guircs, but we should never become
discouraged. for God has promised
that His word will not return unto
Him void. but shall accomplish tn.
thing which He plcascth and prosper
in the end whcrcto He sends it," And
not only so. hut lie has assured us
that our "iabors are not in vain in
the Lord"
In conclusion. Dir. Booker described
the grand and glorious harvest which
awaits the consccrated and faithful
Christian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
Eject sunday school officers.

OtIiccrs OF the 'Richmond BantfsSl
sunday School Association were
elected at the annual meeting OF the
organization yesterday afternoon In.
Barton Heights BAPTIST Church.. w.
{. Norman was elected president: Al.
fred III. Mcdowell. first -prasi-.
dent; George Murdoch. second vice.
pes idcnt: Wortley Dickic. secretaTy.s
and Lewis G. Thurman, treasurer;
Plans Tor an organization to aid ins
assisting delinquent Juveniles In
Richmond also were made. A corn
mittcc, OF which Jesse Wood lei:
treasurer. was appointed to look as
ter this WORK. Z
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
Mcthodists give TO Missions.

At the last meeting of the general
board Of missions OF the southern
Methodist Church the following ap-3
preparations for 1922 were madei'
China s22SS6o; Japan. S2t6.2T3.
Korea. si92.7S9; Brazil. s323, $50;
Cuba. SS+,57S: Mexico, SltOSoo.
Africa. S21,363: Belgium, Czecho-
Sovania. Poland, Siiesia and Man
churia, s729.l65.
This money is to he Invested in
new missions. buildings for churches,
schools, hospitals. evangelistic work,
Christian literature and relief enter-.
priScs, rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
Demands Return of Ilouor

lfNCfiBtRG, VA. Jan. ST. Ward
Cash. of Amherst County. who is de-
PENDANT to an indictment charging
him with violating the Voistcad act
and who has sued Federal revenue
agents for $4,000 damages sustained
in a raid on his premises, has filed
petition in the Federal District
court here demanding the return of
hVe or SIX gallons OF liquor taken
from MN ny tho revenue agents. All
lhree cases come before the Federal
Court here this wcck
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
Dates for Holding of
Passion Play Are Set

BERLIN. Jan. S.-The famous
i'assion Play Is 10 he held ae
oberammcrsau on the following
date In l922: May IL. 81. - and
~; June T. II. is. -. and 80; July
:, d. >, IL. ID, %, 20, and 30; August
:. +. ,, IL, IL, 20. %. -. and 80;
ana September ;. 10, Il, and -.
KS rule this wonderful spec
taclc is held at intervals of ten
years. nat. owing 10 the war there
mas been no performance since
1910. The play is divided into
two parts. The performances
commence at y. NJ. and end ut
+ r. NJ. with an interval OF two
hours for luncheon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
GETS 500 and 80 Day. In J.,,.

LiNCiiBuRG. VA, Jan. S.-Wii-
liam Scott, a negro chauffeur who
ran into car occupied by Miss Eve
lyn Hancock several weeks ago and
injured the young lady seriously, will
pay fine OF 800 ana serve thirty
days in jai! for the accident Con-
victed in the Police Court he APP
pcalcd To the Corporation Court for
jury trial. Here the judgment OF the
police justice was sustained. Judge
Christian denied IA motion for n new
trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
second Bnp,ls, to IInye M.e,,n,.

me annual meeting of the conrrc-
CATION OF Second BAPTIST Church viii
be hcld in the lecture-room of Tho
'hurch Wednesday evening, begin
"!.S at o'clock. Reports of the
"u''crS or all Of the departments
W chur'h work VIII be read show
ing In detail the results of the labors
"i the past year. and the program
for the ensuing year will be con
sidered and adopted. \ full attend
ancc OF the membership is expected
At this meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09

LfNciiRCRG. VA, Jan. S.-rhe
state board for the examination and
ccriification OF professional enri
ncers. architects and land SURVEYS.
Will hold its annual meeting at the
Jefferson Hotel. Richmond next
Thursday, according to announcement
made ,hrrc by Secretary G. G. Massic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
Miss Lizzie GoMens.

I.YNCiIBURG, VA. Jan. 8.--,fIsss
Lizzie Gowens, well known resiIentsS
OF Church. prominent in the WORK 6k$
First Baptis; Church here. died SagyI
urday afternoon at the Memorial IfoK,S
pital. She was n native OF BpsSsS
tourt County and Is survived N.Y.;
three brothers and a Ester. 3.;ssas|
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
Atlanta Plan. Grand opcr,.

ATLANTA. GA, Jan. S.-Announcc-
ment has been made by tho Atlanta
Music Festival Association that ar
rangements have been made with
the Metropolitan Opera Company, OF
New York, for the twelfth annual
season in AtlGnta next spring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-09
rIhciI. Class 10 ,,c.t

The monthly meeting of the Fidelis
Class OF Calvary Baptist Sunday
School, will he held at the home OF
Mrs. II. a. Allen. 300 Hanover Ave-
nue., this evening at o'clock. All
are requested to be present.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-20
Maden suten &eforo,

| @eret. Mm. s. 9fanoer uni
eugene $. @aterfon, betbe Mtt
glie6er Ser Gon1pagnte q, 5. g1egi
ne1lt ser Minneiota Snft. Mai
erbielten MuS3et6nnngen BET 0e1
,0eatto1lal Ntfle nnb 8titof Mat6e8
mel6e letten Monat I'M Camp Berrp
Sbio dbgebalten >puroen.
5ergt. Dfdnber 9ema111t BEN q
Blab NIT 1875 Ynnften IN BEN
Marine GorpS Gontelt, on mel6en
5id 500 8eperber beteiligten. @a=
ter lton }ta1lb ais 114ter BON 497
I'M @i1nbleoon Sup Mat6.
Betoe Mdn11er pare1t Mitglie=
ber ser Mtnnelota 9taat8 Milil
Giege BON IA 2euten bte bon &C
an 24lter @telle itanben. Sn oe1
Niege bielt Serr @ateri ton ben
stpeiten Blat, mdbrenb Serr Mdnz
ser BEN pierten batte.
sSnbrer ser Ntese war st. s. 8.
5dmitt, 36Ol 8rpant Npe., Mtn=
neapoltS, eir frlberer 8emobner Seem
l1lmS. St. 81. 6. Cotton bon
Tairmont ltanb an 46iter 9telc
I'M Wimblebon Sup Mat9.
9err Hfdnber tit Der -@obn bon
Boltmeilter Treb Hfdnber nn6 Ser1
Water1ton Ser 5obn bon Serr17
uno Srau 81. 81. @ater}ton.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-20
ltnfraut unb @ras n1uk entfernt
Z 1ueroen.

Yoltmeilter Treb Yfdnoet felt
an Sic Barmer oaS @rinden, oas
@raS BEL BEN Gural Brieffaften gu
berbrennen, bepor oer 99nee
fomn1t. Serr Yfdnber erflart ieiu
@rluden 6amit, bab it@ ipdterz
|hin Ser 96nee IN ben boben 0raS
UNI Sic 8rieffaiten fefieht, iobab
|etn @rrei6en berielben oann beinabe
unn109lid) 1T. @tn anSiinoel1 oeS
trodenen @raieS tebt erfpart ben
Nrieftrdoer11 I'M Wtnter btele 1ln<
annebmli6feiten.
SER Bfdnoer tpteberbolt eirlen
Hail BON porige,n Sabr, IN Incident
.iid ein 6ar1ner seneisert batte,
oaS @ras bel ietnem Brteffaiten
III entfernen. Der Brteftrd9er
fonnte bann i'm 2allfe beS WinterS
Sen @aiten ni6t 1nebr erreiden 1lnb
Isle Brtefablieferurlg mabte eineez
itellt rperben, btS bem 1lebel1t0nbe
abaebolfen Doroen mar.
Saut geri6t bes Doitmetiters baben
Sic Stem lllmer 8itrger IN ben n,eiften
Tdllen lire 8obnbduier NIT Brief
fu5ten pber Briefi1lieen IN ben Eii=
re1r auseeitattet, IN reinittmirnlng
NIT bem fiir3li6en Grlab bes 4eit
Departements. 9err Rfdnber BIT
|tet aud bie lpeniSeH, Die ber gtrz
|fiiaung bisber nod ntdt Go1ge
|leifetehy .bieier AnorOnll1lg na15nz
ltvnmet1,od bamit1r ibsenl 41,l Nlpartnttnt
n1itgeteilt 4iperoe1l fann,fs)b bob her
neuen gerfagung bier ge1tiist nor,
| ben 1T.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-20
Ypincare 1tdbert ii9
somjetre9iernrg

Mande Mn5eiden ,peiien auf ball
biae Grnenerung Der 8e6te9z
unaem beiber Gambler bin. 8riz
ten perbpten Ginmari4 Der
gMrfen in &pnitantinDpel.
Bari8, 18. Sft, Gin 8hnontS
3tDiiben @otpietz z@ublanb nno 6ranfz
retd tpuroe bier in NuSit6t geitent.
gluS alien NrBet6en in Der fran5o=
|ifden Brelie unb tn balbamtlt6en
&reiien Mltebt man, bdb Bre1nter
Yoincare 3ur @rneuerllng oer Be=
|aiebunaen nit. ber Re9ierl1ng bon
Qenin, Sic er 5tpet Sabre erbtttert
befampft, SEN Meg geebnet bat.
Drpbt NIT Gadtritt+
abn0o1t, 18. s9M, Yrenlier 2lopo
|@5eorqe erfldrte in ser 3nfdmme11z
funft liberaler Mi11tlter, er ,peroe
auriidtreteu, lpenn Gban1berldtn IN
Ser @itung bes Carlton Stub am
Donnerstag eine gaieoerlase erlei=
| set. llnioniiten enti6ei0en n
iener 3uianrmenfunft, ob ite bic
Roalition auflDlen ODER gum Dre<
nter balten. 8on Ser 3niann1e1=
|funft Ser u1lior1i1ttl6en Mitglieber
| oeS YarlamentS ban9t eS ab. oh
Qlonb George alS etne meitere g9tr=
fung bon Mnitapba &emalS 9teg
IN Nnatolien geitiir5t 1ptro. s}n alle11
politi{den &retien BON 2o1l6on mar
eine fieberbafte Gdti9feit, 3nianlme11=
finite unb Beratnn9en nabnlen ben
9ansen Sag IN Nniprn4. Die M1l=
|Ilidt gebt offenbar babin, oaB Die
rebelli{6en &onierpatipen I'M leh<
ten Nnqenblid por Der Nusii6t 5nz
rudidreder, NIT 2lonb @eorse gu
brehen. @olte Ste Carlton 3nz
lantmenfunft sessn Chamberlain
itimmen, 10 >piirben tpeber 9oro
Balfour nod Bonar 2aD TIM Sale
bes 9fiidtrittS BON 2lono +9eorge
Sic Btlbnng etneS fonierpatipen Wt
iniiteriumS perln6en.
giirfiider. Ginmarid perboten.
@onitanti,opel, 18. Oft. .-Dte
brtttiden BebDrben peigerten ith
beute TIM Sntereiie Der 0ffentlt9en
5iherbeit, Sic tiirfii6e nationaltitiz
lde @e11oarnaerte bur6 &onitantiz
nopel ntari6tere1t gu laffen, ,pte bic
Girfen geplant batten. DaS Ser
bot rief srobe @nttdnfdnngelt unter
Ser tiirfiiden 8ep0lferl1ngs berpor,
Sic untfallenbe 8o1febrnngen gum
@npfang Der &e1naliiten eetroffen
batte.
&onitantinopel, IS. 0ft. Die al
liierten Mtlitonen bef6loiien eir=
itimmig, Der fenalii6en, nab Tbraz
sien beitinlmten @enoar1nerie baS 8ez
|freten BON &onltautinopel 3u perz
bieten. sDie briti{6e llotte bat
Befebl, alle 56iffe nit tiirftider
|9fationalpolbet arl5ubalten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-20
@ploene @p45eitsfeier.

9as i60ne geit ser eoloenen
Sod]3eit feierten lehten @onnta1
Soerr unb 6rau 6reo 9amann BON
Qon1berton I'M Setme BON Serrll
unb 5rau g8iltam 9betoe an Jtoro
Olinnelota @trabe. Sin Dinner
unb @upper tpuroe I'M 1betoe
Seim fir annabrenb so @aite ter
bert; Ste Mbenb ltu1loen tpuroen gez
1elli9er llnterbaltlng nrb Id1t5 9ez
mtbnet.
Serr unb Drau ,Samann perebe<
lidten it6 Dor so Sabren IN
0eutl l6lanb uno fanen Dor u11gcz
fabr 40 Sabren na6 Nn1erifa, no
lie }i6 auf ether 8arm IN @elling=
ton Tomnibip nie0erlieben. 8or 5
Sabren iiebelten ite na9 2an1berton
ilber, tpo fie iettbem anidbtg mare11.
Serr u1tb Trau @amann fi1b 6i!
@lter1t BON 9 &tnbsrn, bie. 11lti
tbren Iamtliensd beu Gbrentag Del
@lter11 per1961lern balfe1l. Die
&irber iinb: Trau Nlfreb Trtt,
gabalio; 6ran sc. s. 96affran
sSrau Nobert Nrn8borf nnb Tret
6anla1lr, ST., 2amberton; 0tniarr
Saman11, @iltton, M. g.; Trap
Wearttt1 8letd nnb 9enrn Samann
Gairfar; Brau 8illtam Tbeibe uni
G11il Sanna1t1l Stem nlm. Ser
unb Tra1 greb Sana1tn, aniins
bon .6rau 9betbe unb Trau gluguftt
@6ulb bon Mtnneiofa Safe be
fanben ftd an6 nnter ben @ditel
BON au8ipartS.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-20
Mag Auge1tlid)t
perliererl
Gonitans @dmio pm sprinsfielo
auf ser sSaeb bet S,pa1 Safe
ppn eSagbeefdhrten angei@pts
len. Sin @@rDtfDrn ori1gt Ing
Muge.

@on1tans @6nrib bon @pring<
fielb, @obn beS friberen Grz9be=
rtffS BON 8rop11 Gonntn, Sobn g.
@6mio, muroe 1lagladlt6er1petie
burd, ben @@nb etneS Sasoge<
fdbrten am &opf nnb anee perlebt,
ais er iid an1 9enntag anf Der
@nteniaab inia@man Qafe, IN Der
g}dbe BON W1anfato befan6. Der
.Berlebte rpuroe iofort. na6 ben1
gyn1n1anuel 8 S6fpital IN Manfato
aebrad,t, 100 ste Mer3te Die gr0bten
Mn{trengl1ngeu ma6en, ibn1 oaS
Nugenli6t gu erbalter.
/ 11ufal ereianet iid) Spnntag
nadmtttdg.
Ser unfan paiierte, lpdbreno ft6
SEER 9dn1tot III @efenmaft BON
@tniam Yaffratb, II. bon Manfato
in, einent Boot befanben. tpdbreno
81. Senrp, fruberer @orntann nino
Setter Ser .,@prtngftelb Nooanee
Yreb", felt fnr3e1n IN Der rManfaz
to fSree Nreb" a11geitellt. bon etnem
alpeiten 8oof aus auf Gnten ia9te.
5err @dntiot nro Serr 8dffratb
.batten ei11et Gnte 9etroffen nao am
Slitqel geldbn.t, fonnten berslbe11t
iebod) ni@t babbaft tperoe11. Nl8 tie
oa1u1 pie6er in bie Ndbe beS Wa{lerS
Gam, per(u6te 5err Senrp {etn
sell. Obslet6 ii6 nun iein Boot
IN siemlli6er Gntfer1lng befano,
itreiften bier oer 96rotforner bes
bon ibnt absefeuerten 96nbeS 9err11
5anib am &opf. Gins traf tb1
am Muge, ein anoereS oberbalb eeS
5&opfeS, baS brittle bic 9eite fetner
g1aie unb bas sspierte ietnen gaafea.
s@err Naffratb 'pnroe ntdN getroffe1t.
e@dmio in 0eleeiddft. Is /.
SEER 4@dntib lit I'M Delge{6dft
III 5pri1,gftelb nfo ct befdno fin
nebit / Satin ilber & 9en1ltag 81
@ait BET @err1t ltno Grdll Raffrafb
in Manfato. 6err 56n1tot Tt etn
Bruoer bon 9obn 81. @dn1tb bon
9pringfielb li1.o ei11 &ufi1t bon
Ruoolpb. 561ntb, Netn lln1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-20
@fat garnier IN Gurnballe.

Sn bem am N}ontag abeno Obj
|gebaltenen @fat Iurnier 9etpat1n
otto S. SSmalo ben |. Breis
init % 91ettoiptelen nro @barlts
:@ngelbert BEN 2. Brei8 nit 64S
Nettopunften; Nobert MiaiantS
fiibrte ii6 Sen 3. Bret8 81 Semitic
NIT etnenl @dfetniolo gegen 8.
Sofepb .@lafer erbtelt BEN 9pe3t 3tal=
preis, beftebe1to aus einem Soar
Hartoffe1r1, Sic BON DEM @nltl gStz
derSft @6nbla0en, geitiftet ipnroe11'
,Gr n1a6te einena s9fore BON l20'
@S tpurbe an 8 Iti6e1 ge1pteH.
Ndbiten Montag tptro ebenfallS etn
@pe5ialpreiS anfgeitellt ieir.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-20
] Rieser perbaftet,

Granf Rteger, tpurbe am M1ontae
bon Depntp 9bertff @m. 9. Ste
iefe Sen BeD6rbett bon Nicpllet
Gountp in 5t. Setter 5ngefiibrt, mo
.er i1 ipege11 gerldflenS ieihes 1ti1lz
oeridbrigeit &i1bes, 2aperna Ntegea
IN Gonrtla1lbS Iolpnibip 81 Derantz
no Drtell bate.
Nieger 1purbe bereit8 am 9. 9f=
tober BON Sen @robsef6 f6uore1ei
oeS glicolet Gonntn8 arse5ei9t, tpnr.
=be iebo1 1.iht cher Derbaftet, bis Del
s@eriht htStern1in IN ct. Deter tagte
@eine Biirsi1aft tpnroe anf $15O(
feitgeiett, Sic ers ant DienStag leiitete,
Mieger tpllrbe baranfbt1 an, Mit,,
nod anf fteien Gub geett. b.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-20
gsD Ilu, Mianeiota 66reifag oea 20, 6ft. 1922

( (at y : Z -. /. . = I. Z zf
|gel Nnlager III infpieirert. @6eibel
uuroe bierauf gefrast ob er bas
@elb auftreiben tonne =ipel6eS e1
beiabte llnb es iullrbe bardufbir
pereinbart, bab 51etbel mad @auie
rsiien folle nIl1 baS @elb gu boiler
uno bie beibefl aroeren perlpra9en
i'm am Babnbof gu treffen penn e1
5urudfdme.
&aifierer iparnt s6eibel,
g1ad SEEM, lllnl 3uriidgefebrt
ipra6 56eibel auf Ser 9tate 8anf
Dor UNI oiele 9lln1ms 3u beben nno
erfldrte bem @difierer pe8balb Ell
| bas @elb baben 1n06te. Dteier
rtet ibnt gn @r0bner aufsniu6e1l
ehe er @elb aus Der 8anf 3tebe1l
piirbe. 9llS. @err @robner SEN Nlalt
b1rte, erfldrte er, bab bieS bteielbe
Banbe lei bie ibn 'reingelegt babe
unb bab Sic 8e16reibnng BON @anz
oolpb auf et11en Der Mdnner pai]e
bic tim rei6 s11ta6en iponte1l. @S
lpuroe odnn perabrebet, bab @r0bz
ner unb uMeah 96ntbt @6eibel
mad Minneapolis besleiten {ollten
.unb bieS gel9ab Dienstasmorgen
letter 8ohe. Diele smet bieltel1
.iid) irn s@intergruno alS Mo8S
.gdeibel IN Mi11neapolis traf.
.@deibel frng ein1e fletr,e Netietaide
lpelhe fpie er erfldrte bie $4,000
entbielten.
@ade Der Bpli5ei semeloet.
g}adoem @deibel urb Ser
f5htptnbler Sic Babn @tatton Der<
la{len, batten, 1lab1nen @r0bner nno
5hniot eine 1ori uno fubren na0
benz Dioli5ei @auptquartier tpo tie
Sic 9a6e melbete,l. 5deibel tam
1pdter an6 unb bert6tete, 0ab er
arranairt babe Ste 5tpet .ln1 10
sllbr I'M Gabillon Sotel gu treffen.
sis iie sort nm 10 nbr anfamer,
fanben 1ie, SOB Ste 8tpet @6nt1l6<
ler lire 9otel Re6nllng be5abH
11nb fid perbuftets batten, Wan
ninnt an, bab 9enlano 9@etbel
folqte unb auf bteie Meiie anSfato,
6ab e8 3eit lei ii6 aus bent 9taube
III !. MAIDEN. Mte Mtnneapolt1er
@ebeimpoliiiten ben Sem 1llmern
erfldrten, beitebt etne Banoe BON SO
Bis 20 @annerr bic I'M MffeI
,peffe1l 1111o gEJf femeiteth sDpe rieren:
Serr @deibel fann fid gludh6
idaten oab er ietn Geio nod bat.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-20
@roBes @@aoe,t>
fyeuer 1T Cambria
@pubmen Sale u11b 9arriS 8an=
bpl5geihdft iperben Gaub Der
sSlammen. 8erii6ernn9 ntht
qeniiget6 8erluf ou beden. Sc
treioeipei9er tpar aud 1T Brano
geraten.

9pdt Montagna6ntittag bra6 etn
sSeuer in ber Moobnlen Salle tn
Cambria aus, BON tpo aus eS it6
auf Ste 8aubol3ba1olung BON Dan
6arriS auSbebnte urb etae ga115e
s3eitlang brobte, bic Drti6aft 9d115@
lt9 etn5ud16ern.
2eute aus Madbarprten ellen berbei,
BUR S3eit oes SeuerS berri6te
ein itarfer gforbolttptnb Dor, nno
bon benz trofe11en Baubol5 i6oiien
bte Slammen bod IN Sic 2nft, TO-
bab iie metlenmett geieben merbea
fonnten. Das @erii6t Derbrettete
li6 iebr i6nen, bab gang Cambria
IN 6lam1nen 1tdnbe uno etne gan5e
glmabl 2ellte BON Seem ulm nno
BEN Ma@barortf9aften etlten IN Muz
tomobtlen ra6 Cambria, nn ben
oortigen 8irgern bebilfltb gu 1ei1,
| ben Drt Dor bem untergang gu
retten. DoS @ailer gum 26i6en
ultrbe 1ntttel8 a@tnern na@ Der
8ranoitdtte bef0roert nno eS gez
lana SEN pereinten &rdften oteler
@tmerbrtsabe, oie 8obmung bon
@errn @arrts uno au6 BEN @ant<
bria @etretoelpet9er 8u retten, fpel1
llebterer stpei Seal IN 8rano serate11
nat. !.
Serr @arriS i6dtt iein 8erlnit
auf 100000 Dollars, oenen NIT
81 600 Berii6erung sesenitberiteben.
Ser @ert Ser Moobmen 9alle
>ptro auf $1,000 sei6att, NIT $3.50
8er1t6ernng. @
sseuer entitanb burd) G1plpiipn.
Das 6erer e11titano na6nittass,
|4:3O llbr, bur6 Grplofion etnes
| Observation-Disclosures IN Der Mooo=
men 9ane, Der BON q 2t6tbtloe1
Qeuten fir Die acknowledging fer=
ttia genladt tpnrbe. @iner be1
| tN}anner, glmer @mmet, erlitt onrd
Isle @rploiion idnere 8ran6pnnoer
Ian BEN 9dnbe11 unb am @eit6t
unb au9 ser anoere, Sbermdr
@,panf, trng flei1ere 8erletnnger
|oapon. Betbe 9eute muroen iofor1
lnab ben1 2oretto So8pttal ge=
bradt, no slie ii6 5nr 3eit IN Ser
pflegung beftnben.
a,s,,er eroreift md, Nonbplaoeihdft
o. 90 es.,,s,. III noh her Grnln.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-20
Mene Meiaieunes sanitalt bier er=
+ Dffnet.

50. S. Bor6ert BON Nmbop Bat
an "a Glib Minnelota @trabe et1le
reue 6en1ii6e 0ietnigungsz, Rreb=
llnb Neparaturani italt erDhnet, bte
llnter bem Namen uNationor gez
.fiibrt tperben fptrb. 9err Bor6ert
bat eine neue Dampfprebma19tne
ertporbe11, Die n1ebrere 100 Dollars
foltet unb fiibrt ba8 Motto u@nentp
Lof 0irt" i1n @4tl6e.