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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-05-09
goitoienit nad Der Rbeinpropirs

True translations filed with the post
master at New Uhn on May =, lSl9.
as required by the act OF Oct. 9. l9i7'
Boltmeilter Treb. Bfae11oer bat etl1e
,peitere 9iite beut{6er 5tdotf unD Dor
fer erbaltetl, NIT oenen iett 1pteoer TN
Sffupatio1nSeebiet bic Boitperbu1onng
beraeltelt tporoen lit. 9erganger1e 9So<
de per0ffentli6te11 iptr eine Mlte Der
Orte IN ben BON Ben Nmerifaner1l ilno
Gnaldnbern beiebte1l Gebiete. Su1
9fadfolgenoen lino NUN Die Srte tn Dem Dem
@5ebiet Ser sSran3oien l1no 8isier e11tz
baltel1.
i grte IN Sem 9ffllpationSgebtet Der
ssrar5oierl It11b (5llsiigli1 Der tn gllaBz
gptbringen:
slsbei111, Nl5ep, Nnntpeiler, Badaz
rad, 8ab G1ns, 300 Eiirfbein Binger1l
.(9fbei1D Birfenfelo, gopparb, Bullan,
.Gaitellalnl, Gaub, Gronberg, 0armltabt,
9iea Gltpille, G11fe11bad, 6loIbei1n,
s5rarfelltbal [gfal5( Gemiinoen 4 SIMS
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-05-09
Gas gSetter I'M gtpril,

Irots beS llngemDbnlid fiiblen 9Set=
tcrs in M}onat 9lprtl lit es III ben I{dd=
te1l bpd) ute gu et1le1l irolt eefonll1lell,
ipie Der bteltge gSetterbeobadter gller.
9, S0e1lle III leinenl Wfonatsberidt felt
ltellt. 0egen Gnie bes O1o1lats fam
es nocb11lal SIT eilerl ltarfen Ielnpero=
turltllr3. 9l1n %. 9lpril erreihte baS
thermometer SEN 66hitltane poll II
G'rob, lpdbrello Slrei Iaee ipdter baS
Wfini11tlln1 bereit5 26 betrllg. Die
1nittlere 5e1nperatlr pdbre11b Oes 800
nuts betrlg 45.9 Gra0, na8 I'M Ser
|gleih NIT be11 Nurhid1lttt les Monats
slprtl in anoerel1 >Sabren oes lebtel
|Ie5ennirnns ais nieorig beiet6net mer=
bell nlltb.
Gine orobe lleberraidlln9 brahte oe1
Niouat nit Fi1lem itarfen 5hneeefal
BON 15.5 3ol 3aourd Duroe oe1
geia11t .9}ieoerlhlog fiir Sen W}ona1
alf SIT a3oll eebracbt. Die porberr
l1helloe Ninbrihtlrug mar iiiolith, mi
es CAB ntht melliger alS 2l be0edt
u1lo >polfi9e loge 9iur neun 1a9
meroer alS wolfenlos ange9eben. 81
yuft >par siemltcb 1tarf NIT Glcfrtisitd
9elaoell oenl nibt lpelli9er alS leN'
| GleDttter >perOe1l perSetbllet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-05-09

SIN be11abbarten Nenpille Gountn lit
ul1ter ben Biireerl1 etne 8epegung int
G'a1oe, Die ltb bte Grribtrnlg eine8 9luz
bttortllns in ber Ndbe oeS Sort Htb9elp
Slu Gri11nerllng an Sic geialle11e1 Col
oatel1 oes 9e11al1nte1l Counties u11b Ser
l1nliegenoen Counties, einldliebli6 BON
Brom1l Golr1ltp, gum 3iel seieht bat.
Sic rihtet iihmeiter a1li bellerunsen
am alten Sort, 10 oab oieies, bon oen
Netero11e1l als oeren 1a9erplab bennbt
>perben fDnnte, lollten oieie ith fir oie
9Lbbaltlne ibrer 8era1lltaltun9en baielblt
entld)liebe1l. 9ln Der 5pitse bteier ite=
ben H.. a, Der befonnte 9lnlpalt Branf
Soppfins aus Tairfor, iolDie eer 5taatS=
Ilellatpr Soer1nan Sd11nedel por Nellz
Iptlle @ol1ntn. 9luf Sen u. 5. W2onats
lit eine DISCRIMINATING llal9 .Salrfor el1lz
berufe1l poroell, I'M ste garage Nngele9c1lz
beit griinolih bllrhSuberaten. Die
gTrtreter scr ei1l5el1n1l Yre5i1lttS bes
Gplrlltps li11D beretts IN BDrperla1ll1n=
llrneel1 gelpdblt mnroen.
9(ud) anbere Counties,
9Sie bereits oben gelagt, lolle11 ltd)
audi Sic be1lahbartell Counties, nth
ooru1ter auh Brplrn Gountp, an Ste
fem Yroteft beteilisell. Wabrlhet
lperoe1 @ertreter BON ben Counties
Nicol(et, Stblen uno sReouooo ebe11z
flats auf Der beiaeter 8erfam1nlunq
sueege11 iei1l. 9ie ,3uiammenfllnft ii
|ieDoeb nur olS cine porbereite1lbe Mab=
nobme gebaht, rll0 es loll ni6t cher
et>poS in oer 5a6e unternomnnen mer=
oeu, bis Die Yld11e aud ote 3uitinn1unq
Ser 5lriid9efcbrtell Solbaten 9eflu1oe1
|bat. 0arllnl fD1lnen eigentltd) erl1
befi1litipe Sdritte 1ll1ternom1ne11 >per=
ben, 1penll Ste Snnsens alle sl1riid iinb,
SIS borf ieoo6 lpobl ldon beute angenont=
Eare1l ,perbe1l. baf oer Dlan unter Ser
pielen iibrigen, sic IN 0erbinol1ng nit
Me1norialbauten ge1na6t tperoen, eine
pohllpolIelloe Berudiidttgung ftnben
miro.
Die 5inan5ierune+
Gtne Ser erlten Jragen, Die auf oer
oneeiebten Beriamnllung CUR Sprade
fplnnen trerbe1, ipirb Die fein, tuie
oas Yrojeft fi1lan3iert uerben iou. 9n
een 9sor6eipredungerl iiber Die Nnge=
legenbeit fp1lrbe bereitS angeoelltet, bab
1n0gli6eripeiie ste Nuslage11 6nr6 fret
tpilIige .3eihnln1gen tn Sen Counties
eeoedt iueroen f0nne1l ote ii6 al benz
Vsojeft beteiligen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-05-09
riid), 0erlnerSbei1n @robzGeran,
'Snh1 (c5n1nS) Spftricf, SDfheiln (SQll1

rild), @er,nersbetm, 0robz bzSeron,
6ab,t Ialllls), 5eftrid, 5ofbeiln (1a1l=
nus), 6omburg (Gfal5), &otlerlal1terl1,
&trd)beimbolancell GreuSl1a0, 2al1oall=
GBfal5), 2anoltllbl, 2an9enldlpalbad,
2auterefe1l yebah, Dfat1ls, W}eritn
.Maitottell, 9}eltnfirhel,, 9}eultaot
l6aorbt) 9lieoerlabrltetn, 9deoer Soll=
betr1, 9}terltet1l, Sitbofen (9fbeinbelien) /,
gtterberg, Sitbofe11 (Mbetnbeile11), st
terbere, Nir11laiens, Giibesbetn (9fbetlD,
5aarbriide1L Saarlouis, ct. 0oor,
ct. We1loel, Sulunern, Sobernbelnl,
.5peper, 5trombere, (61n1Sriid), Sur.
fsn1ible, gSalofil6bad, Miesboos1l,
Wi1snipeiler, @or1ns, 3ell, 3petbrilf=
ten.
Srte in be1n Sffupotionseebiet Oe1
gelgier:
9tir=la=Gbapelle (No6en,), Nlbcferf
Nloerbope11, 8ob1l1n Glepe, Cornell:
nlii1liter, Grefelo, 0ablbei1n, 0iilfen
grfelenS Gicblpetler, Gupen, @or5meiler
G5etlerfir6en,= 6ilnsbooen @eloer1l
Sod, 0refratb. Go. Grefelo), G'repell
broi6, 6et11sberg, (Nbeinlanb), Sonlh
ratb, Siili6, Galoenirhen, &en1pen
| (MbeiD, 2tnl1, O}ors, Miin6en=0lao
bab, 9feub, Sbenfirherl Nonoerotb
Mbebpt 9tolberg ;9ibetnlano), Stei'l
itrab, @terie1L Mepeli119bopen,. 9arlten
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-05-09
Stem lllmerin iieareih.

SRI. Glara Wenbt, Sic emit ibrerl bei=
ben @enoiiinen Gabert1le Rfaenber llnb
9ola Mener an Der 5bteiigen @odf1nte
oie Yreiie IN 8rotbadz zBettitreit ba=
pongetraeen bate, blieb aud I'M Gonris
tp<8ettitreit 5u 5prin9fielo am per=s
ganeenen 9amStag Siegerin. Dieier
slebtere Breis bere6tigt iie 3ur geilnabne,
am,&onteit I'M Brotbaden, Der int 9erb{ts
anldbld Der staatsfair sallf Dem Nusz
itennngSplake abgebalten ioerben ipirb,
alS 8ertreteril1 beS Bropn gountp.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-05-09

True translations filed with the post
master at New Ulm on May 8, 1919,
as required by the act Of Oct. 6, 1917.
@pn ben arieeer1l Stem lllnls, oe
ienfeitS beS gssennS I'M 9ienH ifanbe,l,
feDrt allm0dentli6 i1nnler nod cine bs=
trddtli6e 3abls 3urifd. Berganaelte
Wod)e eeb0rten 3n oen Nnf61nalllingsl
Gbas. Sinsenbag, Wm. Rnelter, NaD=
mo1lo Senle llnb Tbeo. Turtb. OBJ
lpobl iie,ni6t alle tatiddlt6 III Ben oorz
berlten Neibe1t M1npfteg, babell lie cine
geniige1lbe DofiS Mtlitdrleben rnitbez
fonl1Ile1l, nm lie baS Slid 10 redt fiibz
len sll laiien, SAB jest alles poriiber 1T
llllo lie lpieoer babein li1lo.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-05-09

8 cles 10einbare oinberllis lmlrbe neM
>pie ollfeelpogea1 ourh ieine auBeroroent=
1itbe gei1ti9e' Gealanfeit, o1c ollen letnen
llnter1lebn1ilngeu BEN 5tcn1pel ber @'e=
biegel1beit allforilfte ll11b ibaq aalts fieis
1leH slnfdllgen III eine11t Nitelaen Grfolge
|en,pprfiifnte
| Ir eriten Airsgntniiie bes gpptheferz
|oehbdfts ertparb 1td1 Serr Bfeiferle inl
Nioleer rllg Stpre, her ha1lllals, Dor
81 >}alwen, lulttr Yeitln1g BON Nnbrcas
rs. Gtfftei11 1tanO. Nd)t Sabre lpdter
,ped)leln CT iei1R Stelle llnb bolte it'd,
meiterf Nrfabrauge11 IN Dem Xaber pon
lS. &c, Gfe1l, Set bieie1r blieb ct nodo
slpei Sabre, bis er 1hlieblbb ielblt ein
| G5elhdft al1firlg oaS er in Oealorlic
B1od In Dem gpf1l erofflete, DDS beute
bon ben1 Sdnb1uoen Sofn 8adsr8 einz
geno11t11len tptrb~ 1enl llnter1lebnle11
mar Elm gelllnbes, Iortmdbre1lhes Wahsz
t1n11 befdiebe1l, llmD Soerr Hfefferle batte
balb Ole 0e1ul9tulllla, benz geitedtel1
3iele i11ta1ter ndber 3u fon1lleaa. 9teieS
<3ie1 beitaHb bari11, Ri1len Saben al et11e11
| |erftf1aili9esl >5nititut ieiner 9lrt SIT mo
den.
@ipoernes @efhdft,
3as eeh1lg ibn iblieblitb pDr le0s
Sabrel, dis fr III Der 2age 1pug, oa8
| Gebd1oe 1nbe11 Der sBrotpl1 Gpnntn
Banf fduflih 81 ermerben unb buri11
Ieinen Drug 5tore ei,13urthten, oer
! III ieoer Soil1156t een b06lten Nnforoe=
runeen at ei11e 1lcllstitId)e 9lpDtefe
|e1tipridt.
MlS ei1l berporitehenbes Wterfl1ln1
|an ben1 @elhdft8ltnn oes. 0err1t Yfffz
ferle perbie11t nod ser GrfMbn1lno, Sap
er ein anberorbentlib feines gerfta11o=
mis- fir 6eniteroeforatio11e be{ab. Set
ne Grftno1ln9sgabel perlteb tim ME, ipern
es 1id bar,nn banoelte, Die 9lusltelllAg
BON Mrttfeln eberio ai,siebenb tpie fiilf|t=
Iertib 3l1 MAIDEN. Dabei 1puBte er
.jebe11 feftliden Nnlab BON lofaler oner
nationaler Beoeutltns seltbidt aus5ll=
nltte1l.
0iur neberbet lei be1nerft, oaB Seer
Bfefferle li6 ieit einisel1 Sabren NIT
oen1 9leide1l ii6tlide1l @rfolg Dem 0erz.
fanlf BON Gbiioiz zBbo1ograpben gelpib1nef
bat.
Grit 46 Sabre alt.
,Derr Yfefferle itebt bellte I'M AZ.
2ebensja6re, gei1le Wiege ital1o I'M
Dobge Golllltp, no er aIs 5oh1 ser
.Gbeleute 9iuS Hfefferle gebore1l nnroe.
SIN 3arten Sitter. pDll bier SSabre1l fam
.er NIT ieiler Mutter 1lah SEEM Hint,
baS er biS beute l1itbt lllebr Derlieb..
sS1n Sabr@l897 perebelihte er liA nit
SRI. 2ucn 0eidfe
Die Soft tetlt sic Gefiible Ser 8iir=
.gerl6aft 1r11b ser gelddftsipelt g1em
snlnlS, bie soerrn Yfefferle nm ullgern
.fhetben ieben, l111o tpilnleht linn oas.
bette WoblereeIell TT Den fonllnenoell
Iagell, IN.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-05-09
Mpotbefe bon 6, 81
Hieiierle perfanft
8eliebter uno angeiebener 9fem III
mcr Neihdftsmann ickt iid, aug
aeiunbbeitsli6en Giifiid)ten sur
sRube. MuDplpb d)ntufer 1no
Cttp 8lrf iino sic neuen geiiber,
Dcs 9a0en.

Wtit ser Her'on ocs 6errn Gllgc1 y.
Eiefferle, ser aln porpereanee1en Wtltts
lpo0 leine 9lpptbefe oil Der litoltdel1
MiluleiotaltraBe al Sic beioe1l 5erre1l
9fubolph 5h1nllder unb Otto gllrf perz
faufte, If aus Dem 9'em lllner e'e=
1hdftsleben ei1ler lei1ter erfolgreihlten
llno teliebteite1r 9ertreter alls9eldteoet1.
Gi1lullobretbig Sabre 1T Soerr Hfeflerle
ais 9(potbefer bier tn Der Stabt tdt9
oe>pelen, bts i'm iein geill1lbbeitsllher
3uitallb, Ser ihon lett nebrercn Sabrel1
5u miiniden iibrig lieb, smolle, it'd sl1
9iube 3u feben Setre ptelen Trcn11oe
in Ser 5tabt nerDen fem Sdetben olltz
rtd)ttg beDauerr.
Soatte gruken Grfulg,
.9je erfolgreid)e 2allfbahn bes $ I'll
9Yr{ierle ais 9lpotbefer lit lnn 10 be
1nerfens,perter, ais er 1lte iiber ctne itarf'
&Drperfonltitution SIT perfigen bate
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-05-09
60berc Selepbon@
ratem lit Mn slid)t

Sin 8eid,iuf Der Sabresperiammlune
oer ytelp lllm Selepbpne Gpmpann.
Setriebsleiter Sttp 81. Gpbn Iii 5
: Ntrlicuarbeiter 6erbcrt @ruhenopri
uuo 'oerman Seblelloer reihen DC
Iianattun etn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-05-09
MuDttprinm ais
9enfmal 9eplant

Sic 8Hrger pm 6enpille Gpuntp
ippllen bctm syprt einen @eodhtnisz
bau 5l1 Ghrell Ser gefallenen Spl=
oaten errid)ten. Sic Gntiheibung
miro ben 5uriiffebrenoen GDloaten
iiberlailen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-05-09

SIS s. gaubs utlo s5rall iparen
nit ibrelr Ginoer1l lllehrere Iage IN
3ganloro het serlua1lb bfell a1lf s9eilld.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-05-09

Das SabreSbanqnet Der Mt1lionSz
|gelelli1aft Set Metbobiiten= aiirde fa11b
am W1itttpod III ben Ndn1r1e11 Ser &ir6e
|itatt. DaS 1nnlifaliide Brogra1u11,
oas fiir Ste Gelegenbeit arransiert nor
Sen ipar, fa1lo angelueinen Nnflarg.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-05-03
WashingtonD.
activities at the Wsr-Csmp Commun
ity Service Club No. 8
(Blade News Service)


Easter week at the War Camp Com
munity Service Club No. 3, was a gay
one indeed. The chief functions dur
ing the week were an entertainment
and dance given under the auspices Of
the Ladies' Auxiliary No. 49, knights
Of ST. John, and an entertainment and
dance given by the young women en-
ployed at the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing. The assembly room OF the
club presented a carnival-like appear
arce There were decorations Of colors,
flowers. ferns and branches. An or
chestra furnished music for the occa-
sion. The feature OF the evening vas
a tag dance.
The members OF the Vermont Baptist
Church entertained 2l5 soldiers at di-
vine s, rvice Sunday morning, after
which dinner was served down stairs.
Rev. Wills urged upon each to transfer
his soldier service from the world army
TO The Christian Army and follow the
uplifted Cross
At the regular community sing on
sunday afternoon the choir Of the Lin
coin Temple Congregational Church
furnished music Vocal selections were
rendered by Mrs Charlotte Wallace
Murray. and Miss Virginia l., Williams
Miss Williams sang with telling effect
swing Low. Sweet Chariot the au-
dtence taking up the refrain. Miss
Mary F.. Europe favored the audience
with several instrumental selections,
chief OF which was "Hc"p river
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-05-03
Oshkosh, Wis.

a very pleasant evening was spent
at the Odd Fellows hall THURSDAY
when a few ~ tfle Oflko u ard Fcnd
du Lac people gathered there, piaF e.
whist and partook OF the refreshments
served Mr. Prince ba nithy played
some vcry pretty SELECTIONS on the
piano Mrs. Ida say made "A patriotic
speech Every one went home feeling
that the evening had been Well spent
Mr. Wil Johnson has been on the
SICK list but not confined 70 his bed.
Mr. F>l Rice has Just returned from
some OF the nearby cities where he
was filing Some engagements lie rs
booked to sing In nearly every city IN
Wisconsin this sprirg and summer.
Messrs Tom Brown and Warden
Leach, Fond du Iac's most popular
young men honored oar entertain
nent with their presence April 24th,
M4davnes Jennie BruShei and J W
Smith VIII leave fer four DAYS visit
IN Rcd Springs and Gresham. W'son
sin This week
Mrs ida Ray was hostess 70 Mr.. and
Mrs Epbt Henned.Ct wednesday
evening OF this week
Mr. HeNert Mitchell is making an
up 70 date ho1i sekeeier during tine no
sense AZ mrs wife and children. VINO
AIF+ NiftltiHE " a ives III AlfN40t a. ~ i9a-
Mr. Norman Person il spending q
few days din Chicago this week Nh
ami Mrs. Person entertained large
number of children in honor OF Their
only boy's birthday April 90.
Mr. " II McNcely is DONG din,ng
car relief work between this CITY and
Milwaukee.
Miss Leach Fond cIu Lac. was .nais
posed with a severe cold hast week
Mrs J w. Smith visited Green Bay
and Milwaukee Sunday. making the
entire trip in one day.
Mr. WIN Meter is back in the city
waere he viii remain .or the summer.
He deserves much credit for interest
taken IN his Mother and young sister
10 see that they are comfortably pro
Nided fVr.
Mr. and Mrs JAS. Hooten entertain
ed Mr. and Mrs. J. W Smith with Il
theater PARTY this week
Mr. Sam A'sup returned 20 his dim
ing car datIcs Friday, a. M. after
spending few days in the windy city
with lis family He was one Of the
FIRST ID his neihhborhood "a hay a Vie
lutA Buud.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-05-03
BeLoit, Wis.

The Bazaar given for the Emanuel
Baptist Church by Mrs. A j. Jinks on
April 20 and 49, was a grand success.
$6l42 was realized. She also rendered
program at the New Zion Baptist
Church, April 9th. with grand success
raising $40. 30. The surprise party given
by Rev Henry Stephens and Mrs. A. J
Jinks IN honor OF Mrs Henry Stephens
GARD birthday was a grand affair the
guests Mrs j S. A. Mitcham, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. K. Williams, AIRS. Robt, Brad
ford Rev. Barksdale and others. The
Easter Egg hunt given for Beioit chill
dren at the home of Mrs. A. j. Jinks
was a grand success Mrs links will
address the citizens OF Madison, also
during the month Of May
She is state Organizer OF the Wis. Race
Convention
j. S. Moseley and II. u. Casey of
Madison was among the visitors to the
city this week
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-05-03
MARSHALL

MARSHALL May 5.-Paul Twining
and family OF York and Harland Wolf
and family OF sun Prairie were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs, II. Kuether recently.
Mrs. Harry Ramsdell and children,
Leland and Dorothy. OF Mapleton have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Ramsdell.
The Holy Trinity AiG society will
meet with Mrs. Ben Henke May Z.
Mrs. Anna King is spending the
week at her nome here.
Mrs. Charles Springer. aged rs, died
at her home in Deansvile Wednes-
day morning. April so. She leaves her
husband, one son. Frank. Of Marshall
two daughters, Mrs. Frank Moth
Marshall. and Mrs. Amelia Munson OF
GAINESVILLE. The funeral was conduct
ed Friday morning at St Marys
church in this pillage by the Rev. c..
NJ. Nellen. Interment was in the
Catholic cemetery at Marshall.
James r. Baker has returned from
Milwaukee where he has been taking
treatment in Columbus hospital. He
Is slowly improving
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-05-03
Rockford III.
RoCKFORD, Ill, NEWS

Mr. Eddie Gary. 2420 n. Court. re-
cttve1 message from CLARK svilfe, Tenn,
OF MS niece. Miss Katie Gary, who died
Apru %, 10. ste leaves a mother two
brothers and two sisters to mourn her
loss.
ON Tuesday evening Miss Aspas,a
Ross visited Mrs. Lillian GAIA and the
TWO visited Mrs. =. A. McIamorp.
Miss Carrie James is suffering from
throat troubles. rendering her unable
20 attend services Sunday
Mrs. &, Gilbert has been very Ill but
at TINS writing she IS much improved.
Mrs r. a McLamore is still on the
sick list
Mrs NJ. s. Duncan was taken seri-
ously III Sunday afternoon
Mias Asp1sa Ross is suffering with
4 severe tooth ache.
MIR Monroe smith. 2430 y. Court
street, visited his daughter, Mrs.
Griffin
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-05-03
REV. GEO. w. DUDLEY
PASTOR PILGRIM REST BAPTIST
CHURCH, ROCKFORD, ILL.

In addressing the citizens of Rock
ford at the Monster Mass Meeting OF
y. A. A. +. Thursday night Rev.
Dudley said in part that The Colored
man had accomplished every thing. and
that he could do anything that the
White Man could do, that In education
his progress has been without parallel.
lie believed that God would separate
the races and that all Nations would
60 back from whence they came" He
also said that Texas should be given
the Negro for self Government"
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-05-03

Idlewid during the winter, left Thurs
day for her home.
Houston and Galloway, Kansas City,
Mo, lawyers are doing Chicago, with
headquarters at the Idlew.ld
Don't fall 10 visit Moseley's sta
dunn and Recr cation park, a3rd and
Wabash the only park and amusement
grounds in the state awarded and op
Grated By our people.
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Thursday night, surpassed the expec
tation OF the sanguine The program
met the approval Of the vast audience.
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son.
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A total o. $3.50 was nettsd by card
party given by the Ladies s0d9 5ty
m amount will be TUNED into the
fund fer a !. pc organ for the Holy Ito-
eary church
Mrs. Thomas Canar has returned
from Wasihin gton, d. c., where she
pent the winter with Mrs. J. w. F'I1z
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charge my little booklet on How to Be Your
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Tho Mammoth Mass Meeting staged
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The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-09-19
CITATION AND NOTICE OF
 HEARING

In the Probate Court for Fairbanks
 Precinct, Fourth Division, Territory
 of Alaska.
 In the matter of the estate of Thomas
 McANoy Deceased No. 2O3. To Henry Knight, heir at law of de
 ceased, kantishna Roadhouse (pOst
 office address Nenana, Alaska ,
 Alaska; Mrs. Margaret Mergulre,
 heir at law of deceased, address
 G35 3lst Ave, Oakland, Calf;
 Georgia Merguire, heir at law of
 deceased, address 635 3lst Ave,
 Oakland, Calf; C. II. Gillespie,
 hcIr at law of deceased, last known
 address, French GuIch, Shasta Co.,,
 Calf, and to the unknown heirs
 at law of deceased and all persons
 interested in said estate; GREET
 ING:
 WHEREAS, J. l.. White, admins trator herein has filed and presented his petition, showing among other things that the personal property of the estate is insufficient to pay the costs and rNpvnseS of administration and to pay the proved claims against said estate and that there is neCes- sity and it is for the best interests of the estate that the real property belonging to deceased yiz, placer mining claims Nos 9 and 10 below discovery on Dome creek in the Fair banks mining and recording district claims, costs and expenses and for distribution,
 YOU AND EACH OF YOU are therefore cited and admoniShed to be and appear in the above entitled Court at it's COurtrOOmS in the federal courthouse at Fairbanks Alaska, on the 9th day of October, 1919, at the hour of ? 100 o'clock in the afternoon of said day, then and there to show cause and file your objections if any you have why the prayer of said pc titiOn be not granted.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said Court at Fairbanks, Al aska, this 2Sth day of August, 1919. (SEAL) REED w. HELLO, Commissioner and ex Officio Probate Judge
 L. R GILLETTE,
 Atty. for Administrators First Nat,
 Bank Bldg. Fairbanks. Aug 29th, Sept. ,, 12, 19, 26.