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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08

1 Nd what has become Of our pretty
n parasite? Did she really run 70
cover? No, she really didn't. wha.
the butterfly really did was 10 slip
into the hive. the hive where the bees
are working take Off her rnonth.ahead.
of-the-season's bonnet and ask i: there
please wasn't something she c1uhi 10
And because deep in the heart Of hu.
mans there's something that reaches
out and recognizes sincerity. the but.
terhy was received with open arms
Ii isn't out of place to say that
some butterflies are now bosses" Of
workrooms. Which all goes 10 show
that being a pretty parasite is some
times just matter OF being asleep.
War Is wonderful alarm sock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08
Proper Weight

VIVA. is the proper weight ,or r!rl
twelve years OLD GRANDMOTHER.
The weight depends entirely upon the
height. The average height OF girl
twelve years Of age is about ffty-siI
inches, and she should weigh little
more than seventy-eight pounds. She
also requires 1425 food calories daily.
CCopyriEhD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08
Two Little Girls of Eight

~ B4sfor of Wondh's Page:
- Wadam-My little Girl Of eight Is
~ 10 the birthday party Of another
D1rl OF just this age. too. What do
X would be a nice present for her
<lw the little girl! l DON'T want u to
III more than ffty cents. VIII you
n11ass tell me IL sou think u would
3mM rfgkt for her TO wear black shoes
ut1te stockingsT The black shoes are
Xoru. and I suppose she should really
~ white ones. but don't feel as
- can afford TO get them for her Just
~ time. Her dress Is white. Thank-
- very much. CSfrs.) o.
81ls could buy a yard or yard and
n1nrfsre Of very pretty hair ribbon for
~ than fifty cents. This makes a
- present. Or you could get a
- Of little children's handkerchiefs.
come with pictures in the corner
oold be pleasing to any little girl,
pocketbook would be nice. too.
- say. little girls are always
ksss and never can have too
1Eack shoes well polished will
|@<v well with the white stockings,
mink you would be foolish to
monsy for the white ones IL you
- better not to do so AZ this time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08

Of producers. Red Cross workrooms
are alive with the hum OF sewing ma.
chimes. They are aglint with the snip
Of the scissors. The whole United
States IS cleaning with the light Of
millions OF knitting needles Already
the women's war work employment
bureaus are flooded with applicants
Oh, who In the midst of a world
athrob with work could find room for
a butterfly?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08
For Cleansing Floors

l. ~ advisable 20 Use. for cleansing foor..
water Ia which soiied garments nay. been
washed" MRS ". J.
Such a practice is certainly most in
sanitary. II is difficult to believe that
any intelligent person would think ~
doing such a thing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08

IL no, some vegetables contain pric sc!d'
". Z. =.
Asparagus. peas. beans and lertils con-
tain sman amounts Of uric acid, but the
amount contained in these vegetable
foods is very small compared with that
found in meats. and it Is very doubtful
whether moderate Use of these articles
can do any harm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08

II would seem as II the young man
had little more than a passing interest
IN you. since you have sNen him only a
few times and yet he has remembered
your birthday after a years time II
you care at all for his friendship YOU
might be little more gracious, but If
not would not encourage him. as he
mas eNlnenily given some thought 20 YOU
and may have hopes you Will con,a 20
care for hiu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08
FOOD ADMINISTRATION TINES
Published Everywhere in America.
News Item

Mr.. Corumeal. Mr. Rye Flour and Mr..
Oatmeal are among those who nave
taken up permanent residence here re-
Gently. All three OF these men are en-
ployed IN place Of Mr. Wheat, who vol
unteered for military service early in
the summer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08
1.-THE CLARION ALARM CLOCK,
KES UP THE PRETTY PARASITE
rfiy Woman Finds Golden Wings Unsat-
|}sfying m World Athrob With Work.
She Makes Good Buzzing Bee

- bent many an Illusion. but
- certain little institution 1t has
otring around and done away
G1fogether. Have you missed
~ butterfly woman?
49, It is wrong to say war
pue away, with the butterfly.
- be more correct TO explain
~ one loves the butterfly any
= and so she has run to cover.
Ehaps the butterfly decided that
~ about on golden wings isn't
m Interesting when all the world
<fehfng the buzzing bees.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08

e ~ = hst that il tight in the crown can
III Nn1D larger without msrrinE the appear
D - he hat by stretehinx the base Of
UUun lengthwise. 1t must never be
oD1 ePosswise. rs hats are blocked ON the
n1h- n the stsetehinE process IL repeated
@uuGn1 unes II will be effective.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08
Bath Temperatures

S0w- time ago In this column sou gave
The different bath 'amperalures VIII yc1
please repea, them ILLINOIS
The following table gives the tenpera-
,ure indicated b. the various terms in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08
TODAY'S INQUIRIES

z d. lew ean . delicious white sauce be
uD1o without the use Of butter. which our
'1o9 administrator advises us to use only
~ - table and not for cooking:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08
- Value of Macaroni
~ Of Woman . Paos.

(I1cr Of Woman's PaOs:
11o6Am--will you please tell me
y (ood value OF macsroui is?
"a WANTS To KNOW.
n1k Of macaroni contains 16f5
~ units. Of food value. A little
~ per cent Of these are pro-
opcIe-buiiding units. Less than
= tat and "a per cent Is rep
carbohydrates. which are
~ that make heat and work
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08
What Is . timbaIe:

q. Whss 10 The best place in the house for
~ ne-msker's" Office, and what should
~ eo1ss esstain:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08
He Seems Interested
.d't0r Of IVomdu's Pogs:

To 'he Editor Of IV0Wdu' = Pogs:
Dear Madam met q youn. man 4 g,tfs
nor" man year ego and h- chsr~e h.
~ Up ned To s"n1 me some rardv On rrv
birthday A friend told h'rn 81 he .
.ne.dencs and We commented upon Il after
Ndte- Inc day was never referred 70
again and have seen him orIy tz,r fi-,.s
during the year. Ny birthday came last
veg ana. 10 my utter amszement, a box
OF MOVERS arrived from him with card
ara s,i,l, Bert wishes for your birthday was
10 you mink this means that he cares
Ior me- lie has Tn the three or four times
nave seen him through the year show
me attention. but ! have tried 10 LET hin
see Old not want q. What DO you ,hink@
ANNTnTTE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08

< - Whsa . subdoed rose liEht !. desired
~ ~ nvins room this can be achieved By
uo1ng TIE outside Of ordinary white linen
141D With . semitrsnspArent maroon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08
INQUIRIES

J.. IL IL estimated that 81 500 nurse, will
o- needed In the United sta~s army corps,
thr estimate being based on an army Of
i''".ooo men. The present enrolment il
only $500
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08
HE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE

10
,hoSa
nd2.rP 80
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08

E' when woman enters a room where
there are other women IL l. the place Of the
latter to speak first.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08

!. What trsininE school eour~. has b..,
opened In New York city by the Nea York
state Woman's suffrage part,-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08
CoRNMEAL BREAD

one and one-half cupfuls cornmesl,
four teaspoonfuls baking powder, one
teaspoonful salt, one tablespoonful -four,
two cupfuls milk, one egg (may be omit
ted and one tablespoonful melted fat.
OATMEAL HCRRY-UPS
One cupful rolled oats. one-half cup
ful -four, two teaspoohfuls baking pow
der one-quarter tesspoonful salt, one
tablespoonful fat. one-half cupful milk
(sbout) and one-half cupful chopped
dates.
Mix oats. -four. baking powder and
salt. Cut in the fat. Add the milk and
mix, forming a soft dough. Lastly add
the chopped dates. Drop into creased
muffin tins or on to a creased baking
sheet and bake in a quick oven.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08
ANSWERS TO VEST

postsy o. toast. They are baked until
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08

~ Wossas's PAGE:
CATHERINE c.
- Of . teaspoonful Of salt
- an esq and beat until
|oye ready a cupfui Of
~ quite flne- Add these
Powdered sugar to the
VIA 3 teaspoon drop
= 1111or - 3 broad
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08

:. should man offer 10 shake hands
with q woman. or IL IL his place to let her
make this advance:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08

j. How ean the dr--s that has grown toe
hrht Tor the woman who il stout he re
modelled on becoming lines.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08

Metallic brocade fabrics are ex-
tending their usefulness into the
realm of restaurant frock
models. The dinner costume
illustrated is Of silver-brocaded
sapphire-blue chiffon velvet.
The sleeves are of self-color
chiffon. piped with the velvet
and trimmed with tiny silver
buttons. A silver cord. tipped
with silver tassels, encircles the
waist and the skirt is draped
high on the left side.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08
Star Bright. Star Light"
,r Of WomGa'sP Pag,

- '''' '~N'aNf " ~ DtNNA = rage
Dear Msdam-Can Won tell ma -. 49,.
y the unusually bright star In fhe yys., -
me evening" II is conspicuous because tbara
- No otner star anywhere near n
An AMATEUR
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08

49, times nave changed. \ hun.
1rsd years ago, which really
0uo just before the war. how many
~ secretly admired the butterfly.
- I'VE had our moments of scorn
her. But who in her heart OF
~ hasn't at some time or other
- the expensive person who
~ here and there in the hotel
~ with nary a weight on her
~ but a month th-ahead-of.the.sea
1,o bonnet.
Dut that was before the war, when
- time spent being a butterfly wasn't
~ to cost-lives. We have begun TO
4D1nt the cost that way now. And
1e-lttle surge Of envy comes no more.
- Used to be that having money
qnough to buy idle hours and be as
onsive as you pleased was law.
~ excuse to do this thing. Now it's
Lorent- Time and the things you
~ With time are valuable. The rich.
- woman in the world cannot buy
1Qore time than there is. and there is
~ too little OF il to get Ame.ica
1oto shape to win a war with little
- Of life. This Is the reason the
ofterny has gone into the discard
~ vas a waster-perfectly harmless
-hut still a waster.
Women have turned into "A nation
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08
TOnaOrrOlU's War Menu
WHEATLEss DAY

BREAKFAST
Baked Prunes with Cornfakes
Creamed Kidneys
Oatmeal Cakes Coffee
LUNCHEON
Baked Beans with Tomato Sauce
Brown Bread Lettuce
Figs
DINNER
Beefsteak Baked in Vegetables
Mashed Potatoes Chowchow
Dressed Salad
Apple Johnnycake
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08

The bright star is the planet Venus.
which on January was at its greatest
oril!isnce. II Is low on the southwestern
horizon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-08
APPLE JoHNNYcAKE

~ LIZ soih-N-' irHhE
Mix two cupfuls of yellow cornmeai
with half a cupfui Of sugar. q saltspoon-
full Of salt and a teaspoonful Of cream Of
tartar. Dissolve a half teaspoonful of
bicarbonate Of soda in cupful and a
half OF milk. stir in three apples. pared,
corsd and chopped fine. Beat well ana
baks n > wsll buttere1 shallow pan Tor
1>1I1r<0ro mtnutAa. Apn@rfoAn 1nHlnn
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-11-08
ssuflnen5a situatiolt
&raufbeit ideint bier I'M slbHauen
beariffen gu iein. 3unabme 1T
arDeren Stdbten. Geri6drfte WaRz
reaeln III ct. SAUL.

Snfluen3a hetnt bier III Stem Tin
uno ll1ngegero iei1tell 50bepllnft er=
reidt 3u babett unb iett gum 5fill.
lta1o gefonl11Ien gu iein, obipobl nab
re1lb Ser letten @o6e anndbrellb &c
reue sSiille beri6tet ipMrben BON oene11
ii6 Sic neiiten auf ben1 2anbe befinoerl.
Die gen1eIbeteu Safe iinb alle letdter
9eafnr. @trtge Ser Batienten iinb nod
i1l1lner f6ner franf, aber alld III oielen
.Sdllen lit bere6ttgte 5offnllng, baf3
lie nit beln 2eben bapo1tfomnen
ssffe1tlibe 8eria1n1nlungen iino
nod in1ner ll11teriagt, airhe1 llno
9dulea lilo geidloilen. 0tes it
ihon iest bret Woden Der Sail. 8ie
la11ee biele 8oriidtnlabreeeln notnellz
Sig erideinen iollte, bdngt gang llrlo gar
BON lllnltdnben OIL u1lb bie 9eill1o.
beitsbeh0rbe MIRO 10 idnea fpie es TIM
lid tit, bielen 8arll1 allfbebe11.
sn Mi1rneapD1is ll1lb ct. Saul iperz
Den ieben Sag 5unoerte BON 1aeuer 6dl=
len ge1neloet uno aud ieben Tag neue
gterbefdlle ipelde bireft allf bieie 9raIf=
beit 5uriidsefilbrt iperSen f0nnerl. sSS1
Mei1llteapolis filtb idon felt Wode1l Ste
5dulen, airden u1lo 8ergniigungB=
pldke sei6loile11. sSn ct. Saul ipllrbe
bon Anfane eine ar1oere Hidtuag einz
geidlagell. Mes blieb ofIe11. Nad
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-11-08

ben reuiten Beridten baben bic 8e=
b0rbe1 ii6 anberS beionnen 1no yor=
ltdtsmoBregeln ersriffen mel6e nett
gebenber ii1b als Die oie III Minneapolia
ir1fraft itnb. Oean iprtdt IN ct.
Saul iogar oapo1l 0ffentli6e @trt=
idoftel1 ll11b 5peiiepldbe gu idlieben.
Sn unierer 9aadbaritaot Oeanfato
unb au6 III ct. Deter baben Die Safe
oermaBen 5usel1on1men, oab btet Sc
lllnbbettsbean1ten in ben senar11te11
5tdote1l oraitiide 5iderbeitsmaBrez
geln nori6lase1l. Sn Manfato miro
iebes 5aus in ipeldem Snfluen5a lit,
NIT ei1lem Blafat perieben llno audi
Bic g6ule1 nilp. iDllroer bt8 anf gBeiz
tereS geidlolien. 3as sgetbanp Wdbz
den seminar lit fir 5oipital5nede re-
quirirt iporoen n1lD i6on eine gan5e
ArBabl Snfluensa Bafienten baben baz
rim ll1lterfltuft ui1b 8flese aeInnoer1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-11-08
&aifenitiQitauo nit
9entldlal0 erfldrt
MaDpr Gibner lbift 8egliifmiini6nngstele:
gramn an Hrditoenten.
Bpti6aft nit esrenben begriiRt aapeue ipielet,
8ireer mari6iren onrd) Die Staot.

tellige1ls 11no oas Gorbertpiiien ipelbe
Sic III Sbren Sa11blunsen in Ser
8ergangerbett lettete, Sbnen belfe1l
Eiperoen etnen gere6te11 uno oauerrloe11
6rieoen gu itdern. 9as bie8 i6nsll
erret6t peroen nDge lit bte bon Ser5en
fommer1be 5off1lung BON lns alle1l.
gSillibalo Gtbner.
Meanor
gejingnngen mod nid)t befannt
gsas oie 8ebtnsu1tge1l it11b bie
3enfiGlanS auferlegt lnlb ipel0e BON
Itbner aneenon11nen lpurbe1l, fann nod
Int6t nit 8eltt1nlntbeit gelagt tperbe1l.
Die leste 91ote oiirfte et>pas Nufi6luB
Darilber geben Die Dem i6nei5erilde1l
e5elddft8trdser eing ebdnbigt muroe.
9teie lebte 9iote tit baiirt auf ei1l
Oeemora11bum BON 8e1nerfurgen iiber
Die aorreiponoen5 BON be1l alliierten
Hegterungen mel6es folge1lbermaben larz
tet nno pelder s(uSleeune I'M letten
Yarasaapb s1ltbalten, Der Brdi iibent
ietne 3uitimmung gibt:
n3ie alltierte11 Gegierunge1 babe1l
Die Rorreippnoe115, Sic 5mii6en benl
Brdiibenten Der Geretnisten Staate1l
oeutiden Negierrng eelpe6ielt NOR
ben 1T, ei1ler iorgfdlttger Beridlidttz
s1ntg ln1ter5ogen, 5n 0emdBbeit NIT
ben folgeroen Ginidrd1lfungen erfldren
tie fi6 berett, nit Ser beutiden Hegiez
rnng 6rieben gil idliebelt oufgrnnb
Der pom BrdltDenten IN lei1ler Nm
lpradle pom s. 5anl1ar 1918 nieberz
aeleete Bariebensbe l1euilgen ilnb Der
aiisSpri1lSipie1l, ipie ie in ietne1l
na6folgennen glniprahen entbalten itno.
|9ie n1uilen jebod. barallf Ginneiien
bab bie 5meite alolliel, Die BON benl
banbelt, 1pas geip0bnlih als bte 6retz
belt Ser Oieere beseidnet miro, mebrerer
Nusle9ungen fdbie lit, bon Denen tie
ei1Belne ni6t a11leb1nen f0rren. sic
lniillen it'd oaber NIT geSu9 ouf otez
len @egenltanb pollltdrbige Tretbeit
lpabren, lpe11n lie IN Die 6rieOen8per=
sbmabluneen ei1ttreten. .Wetter erfldrt
Ser 9rdiibent irIben bon tbm in ieiner
sfnlpra6e bonn 8. Sanuar 1918 nte=
oerselesten 8eotnsungen, oat oaS be-
iette 0ebist interchangeable mno 9e=
.rdun1t unb befreit iueroen mllb. Die
5alliierten Gegierln1gen ftno Der An=
li6t, bab NIT 8eSus auf Die Beoen=
tllns bteler gepi1tgung fetn 3metfel
beiteben bleiben barf. ste perteben
#oarllnter, oab 9eutidlanD fir allen
Der J3ipilbepDlferung Ser 2llltterten u1o
1nb oeren Belibt1n bur6 Die Nnz
grille Oeutldla1bS al1f oen 2anbe,
31r gee unb IN oer 9uft ansetanen
5daoe11 eirle @ntiddoieung leiiten mtro. /"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-11-08

True translations filed ith the post
master at New Ulm on Nox. 8, 1918,
! as required by the act Of October 6, 1917.
Gurs Dor 12 l1br ltef oeitern in Der
| Office Ser Gasle goller Odll So, et1te
| 0epelde et1l, Ste Breuoenbotldaft entz
[ baltero, oab Ser Waffenitillita1o 8pt=
[iden 9eutlhlal1o nno Sen allitrten
sur Jatiade getpproen lei. 9teieS mih=
| tige 0ofl1nlelt lpurbe bon Sepoll=
1nddttgter bes beutiben GetdeS llfl=
terihrieben u1b Der Waffe1litillltano
trat lofort ei11, 9ie Gdmpfe auf ben
| bl1tigen 5hlahtfeloern a1l Der melt=
llt6en 6ront linO allo etneeltellt.
Ntit ssreuoen begriiht
9iele Botldaft lpurbe bier NIT
6reuoer begriiBt; ser 1rud Der ldon
lett oeraumer 53eit allf alien 9eniitern
oeruht bate NOR rpie ipegge6lalen.
D9ande peintsn 5brdnen Der Niibrung
llno onbere saben orrh lauten Subtl
tbre11 Oefiiblen slusbrud. 6lasge11 ipllrz
SEN lofort sebiBt u1o oaS Sternellz
banner mar iiberoll gu leben. UNI etn
| llbr muroen Sic @lode,l Der Stabt
aeldutet u1o Sic Ndiblen uno anoere
Dampfanlaeen perfiinoeren Die trobe
g3unoe ourd) anbalte1,OeS Bla1en Der
Bfetfeu. 8eioe Rapellen Der 9tabt
er{hiene1l auf ser 8ilofldde uno mar
lhtrten burd bic 5traben Der 9taot
aefolqt BON elmer groben Ansabf Dedn=
ner, sSralie1 1lf1o &if1ber NIT 6abnelt.
Dies aing alles por iih ndbrellb ei11
itrDmeuber 4egen pom 0tnnlel g6B,
8uras Battefie riidte alth ulls llnb
aab etne N1lsabl B0lIerlhiiBe gum
Belten. Die n1eiIten e'elddftsbdnler
jdloilen fir berl 9tadn1tttag uno alles
qab it'd beln 5reuoenz5aumel bin.
edidt Seleeramn, an 9raiiSent
g)eapor ggillibalo Gibnsr ibidte fol-
oer,bes 5elegranlm ml Yrdiioent gsil=
ion:
uOie ginpob1aer pun 9telp lllm boz
rem NIT oar1fbaren Ser5ell, oaB Der
Grtea mel6er bie gSelt fir anebr als
bier Sabre bein1seludt bat, iebt beenoet
lit lu,b oaB Die Joeale pom 1Sretbett.
u11o 1emofratie fir tpelde sic To-
treu ae1trebt baben, balb reafiiirt mer=.
sen. gSir erfe1tten an meld groBen.
Nnteil 5ie batten bielen artes 81
e;nem itegreihen Gnoe gu brt11gen,
Inter Sbrer lpeUen 6nbrerldaft 1T
unier aallo bur6 bie griiflln9 oteles
Samples beruorgeaangen NIT n11per=
minoeter Sire unb NIT leiner Heoz1
lihfpit in fei11er @eile ange5meifelt.
Dir 1iub pergelptllert, bab Die Sr=.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-11-08
glel,e 3uder Rationelr

- & !
True translations filed with the post
master at New Ulm on Nov. 8, 1918,
as required by the act Of October s, 1917
Sic Nabrlnlesnlitte =gerlpaltuns bat
ben n1onatli6en 3uderbetrag fir ben
5aushalt erb6bt bon 5fpei BfunD ani
6rei 8flllo pro 8eriorl I'M Monat
beainnerlb nit benz |. 9fopeInber. 3ie
Station fir Dffentlihe 5peiiepldbe miro
.iicb auf 3 Yfllfib fir ieoe 90 Mabl3eiterl
belaufen a1uifatt 2 Bflu1b luie bisber.
Iie neuen Hegulationen erlalben aud,
baB Die gamilie Oe1I ganse1l 8ebari
fir Sen Monat allf ei11Irlal faufen fanll.
Die i3nnabme bon 3uder 1T benz unl=
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-11-08
stiftunssfcit perid,pben

Weeen ser oorberri6enben Snflnensa
baben bte Glefutipbeb0rben bes 1nrnz
perein u11o bas 1urnsr Srauenoeretns
lebte Wode bei6lolien bas Stiftlngsz
felt ibres 8ereins auf unbeitilnmte 3eit
3n peri6iebe11. 9a8ielbe fdllt anf ben
IL. Nopenlber. 0teS lit piellet6t bas
erite O1al IN oer 0el6tdte Ser 8eretne,
baB oas 5tiftl1ngsfeit nidt am Sabres=
taa eefeiert puroe. Der Seem Timer
Ilrnperein lpuroe I'M Sabre 1856 gez
oriinoet ln1b lit pobl ser dlteIte gerein
IN Seem lllm 1lno 8roipn County.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-11-08
er oerrtiinftiee Mellid nia nur

Der nerniinftiee Me11id mill 1lur
oas MDg1ihe, aber Der geniale Wenlh
ltredt Die 5anb mad Dem ll1nlloglidell
alls. Der perniinftige Wenlh erreiht
5nipeilen, mas er erltrebt, Der gelliale
leibet gelp0bnltd 5diffbrud, aber bas
llnn10glihe, oas er I'M auee bate,
miro gum 8eltibeal, baS @eneratiDnen
begetitert ulo friiber ober ipdfer gum
M0slide1l urlb Grreidbaren uiro. giele
Dinge, bic beute ba8 @elneingut Ser
5ipililirten 99elt lirlb, lparen nod Dor
einer ooer 3ipei @eneratto1len Die rgall5
|lllln10glide rdllnle iiberlpa11lter giaz
Efnren, I l1no sic @eididte lpieberbolt
|iid.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-11-08

itanb sl1suidreibel1, oas ste neue 9iibe1=
31der Grnte I'M Welten idnell ia
brieirt ipuroe l1lb audi sic 1lel1e s3uderz
robr Grnte I'M 5iiben. geiiere 81
ienbabn Observation-Disclosures ba=
ben audi gil Der .3unabn1e betgetraten
lrno oie GrparniIle ipel6e ge1na6t. lpnrz
BEN b1tr6 Die patriotilhe Gonierptrllng
lettens Der giirger tpdbrenb Ser leBter
pter Mo11ate.