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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07
THE ECOTISTICAL 81"
BY George Ross NJ D. IT, Va) G. S. A., Captain and AS
sociate Medical Director Third Corps A. N. Va 1t.
General A. P. Hills Staff, Captain and Assistant
Surgeon in Charge v. M. l. Cadet Battalion,
Battle of New Market May 15 1864, Mem
Ter Of Medical Society of Virginia, Etc

stitute class of 1859. I selected for
my life work that noble profession ON
whose banner is richly emblazonet
the golden device "Quae prousun
omnibus" which. freely translated.
reads Serve mankind"
I studied medicine ten months in
the office of a distinguished physical n
in Northampton county and entered
the medical class of the University of
Virginia in the fail OF 1860. Wars
rumors rent this land. A spirit OF
patriotism fired the hearts OF the stu
dent body.
A military company was organized
was asked to be ITS captain and de-
clined, but named the captain and
was elected first lieutenant OF the
company.
At this point. I digress moment
and assume the role OF the Light
ming Conductor" boarding rapid
transit train for a review of some Of
the salient facts OF nay life for the
next four years:
Vsrginia's ordinance OF secession
was passed the 18th day OF April.
1861 -Four iarsnssy coInpa MES. or
. CARRIED as battalion boarded the
! evening train ri Charsotteevf,te for
I unrner's Ferry. IT was composed of
! the Monticello Guard" and the Al
| hemarle Rifles" Of Charlottesville, and
the Sons of Liberty and the South
ern Guard university students In
the absence Of thu captain, I com-
manded the Southern Guard AT
Harper's Ferry. with my orderly SER
geant and file Of three soldiers I
reccnnoitered the Maryland heights.
Within the week. the long roll beat
in the 1--WE sma hours ayant the two, -
and my men were called to their feet.
reccrnoitered the roads on the vir-
ginia heights with my fun company.
In ten days the university companies
were ordered home.
In June, the board Of visitors of the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jefferson Ram
dolph. rector--met. and Immediately
passed a resolution to establish a
versity for the teaching OF young men
the "a. r. c." of soldiers life. I
was summoned before the board of
visitors and asked to establish the
school as t.commandant" ] filled
''Dawson's Row" with cadets, divided
them into two companies. appointed
Robert F., Lee. Jr., captain of Com
pany A" ana John Maury. son Of the
World famous AZ. Path feeder. 81, the
seas" captain OF Company B." Two
HeeHtiafe university A.. MI. teachers as
sisted me--Thomas ". Dudley as driil
master, and Ilauncelot NJ Blackford
as keeper Of the records. Dudley died
as the Episcopal bishop OF Kentucky,
and Biackforf as the headmaster OF
he Episcopal High school at Alexan-
dria.
The Battle Of Bun Run. or First
Manassas. ~was fought, ON the 2lsi
day OF July, 1861. Many wounded,
were brought to Charlottesville. in
GLIDING some federal wounded. The
rotuRda and chapel at the uniYcrsity
were Allied with them. and acted a.
assistant surgeon Gn the. porch In
the rear of the rotunda witnessed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07

membership do not come out il
indicates only one thing and that is
that the luncheons are not worth
coming out 10! One-haff the mem
hers of this club are not Indifferent to
its success.
Whenever the character of enter
tatnment supplied by club Is not
good enough TO make the members at
then the trouble is not with the mem
bers but with the entertainment
IF Kiwanis club presidents would
pay more attention to seeing that an
entertainment committee entertains.
there would be no work, or at least
very little work. for the attendance
committee TO do,
Nine men out OF ten want TO be
Entertained and not instructed
Let entertainment committees
keep a record Of the attendance and
they viii he able TO see plainly from
this whether they are getting away
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07
TEN COMMANDMENTS FOR THE BUSINESS WORLD.

l. THOU shalt wait for something to turn up but thou
shalt pull off thy coat and 60 to work that thou mayst
prosper in thy affairs and make the word failure spell
success
THOU shalt not be content about thy business look
ing like bum, for thou shouldst know that thy personal
appearance is better than letter of recommendation
THOU shalt try make shalt thou say
to those who chide thee, II didn't think
f. THOU shalt not wait to be told what thou shalt do in
what manner thou shalt do it, for thus thy days be
long in the job which fortune hath given thee.
s. THOU shalt not fail to maintain thine integrity,
shalt thou be guilty of anything that will lessen thy
good respect for myself
the position that he hath gained by his own hard Ia
T. THOU shalt pay all thy just debts whilst thou art here for
thou ghtst be called to another world where collectors
do not to follow thee
s. THOU shalt not be afraid to blow thine horn for he
who falest to blow his horn at the occasion
fndeth nobody standing ready to blow it for him.
q THOU shalt hesitate to mo- when thou meanest
mo- nor shalt thou fail to remember that there
times when is unsafe to bind hyself by hasty udg
ment.
To- THOU shalt give every deal This last
and great commandment and there is other like unto
it. Upon this commandment, hang all the laws and the
profits Of the business world
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07
THE OLD k|WAn|AN

jim" said the new member, ''T
wish you would give me some help on
q problem here in our club. The
president has made me chairman OF
the attenda nee committee and l want
some suggestions as TO what ! would
better do
Kill the Entertainment Commit
toe" said the Old Kiwanian with teie-
graph brevity.
Huh ?" questioned the new mem
bcr.
You heard me the first time 10 ga i'd
the old Kiwanian. y said XIII the en-
tertairment committee,
The fact ia that one-haif of the
members of this club do NOT attend Its
weekly luncheons, If Atty per cent OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07

r,na snh,.c. =, b,ogr,,hy g. n/ ,,-
teTs, 70 al students seeking accuracy
~ ,he rfcords OF tae DEEDS oil man ana
instines tne ADOPTION OF the tern
hs hgotistical l as the titfe Tor an
song or may turn out sermon"
In the old days. before the spirit of
,otnraercialism had enthralled the
hearts OF men and the root OF an
e.fl.' had thrust its poisonous ten
,ac.>s into their hearts. there lived
4 noe, PHILOSOPHER. who held tho n,ov
handles an tho heather f,ecked Se,ds
~ Highland Scotland, and pityinyly.
watched the wri~YlIny worms ana
frightened mice upturned by his piow
share.
In tho ou,e. cf HIS n,oasinp l;fe
nss roatic ssncx na;ntsa nicturss ana
No framed IN In woras OF vers,.
that never fails to thrill and inspire
sthe hesrts and minds 81 I'm rtish
.uessin~ neonle when saia or sung In
tte,r nressnre take ,hn ,,hartS az
r.s,r,. i,,~ ono st.y.v, fro,r, the. r,a.ch-
l,se .,En,at,e ~ a yonns yrrtanI".
IT. cat, ,nme rortuae Golden
e..
..s rrther yea n, ,,.r wave
That's tns,isea NV non,.r.
..Sot for TO hide IL in a hedge
Nor for the train attendant.
Eut, for the glorious privilege
OF being independent.
Il wonder how many members OF
ne Medical society Of virginia are
familiar with that ictter and have
been guided In their professional and
Seemingly. an, tho "Nestcr' OF
this asSembIage ~ have gathered
rear by every vile that's tustified by
honor" but, not penny on any other
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07

Officer OF the cadet battalion, rode
back to Richmond, hearing from a
Confederate soldier on the road that
President Lincoln had been assassi-
! mated by Edwin Booth
Before leaving Lexington I secured
from Captain Charles p. Davidson. Of
General r. E Coiston's staff, a parole.
:hey having just returned from the
surrender of the Confederate army al
Appomattox.
On reaching Richmond I was short.
sighted enough to abandon my pro-
fsssion for the time, engaging in work
about WHICH I knew nothing. / had
no money and wife to support, and
was in rather desperate plight An
uncle had some Virginia bank notes
and offered to go into partnership
with me in business enterprise on a
fifty-fifty basis. / accepted the offer,
! bought government ambulance. tive
government horses and a load If
groceries, sugar. coffee, tea. felt hats,
etc, and travelled through King Will
liam county on huckstering eSpedi-
! ton | lad rerer bought or sold any
| thing IT. nay iit1 before and of coursA.
my trip was ii failure. Next bought
more mules and horses ana started
with my caravan TO Culpeper county
/ to farm nv un1.e's plantation, ne hav.
7
of it.
sent my wife to her grandmother
at Culpeper courthouse and started
with my caravan from Richmond.
Two OF my animals died of 'tglanders'
before I got to my destination I
| worked all the summer. drove a
mower, slept on the hay, lived on asi,
cake, Porto Rico molassex and fat
fbacon. / only accumulated a large
fund of disgust, and the fan revealed
the fact to me that as farmer / was
a failure
/ determined then to return to Rich
mond and resume my profession. !
borrowed $50 from my wife's uncle
and paid the freight on the family
wife, baby. wet nurse and her baby
and stored them In a second STORY
back room and porch at 701 East
Franklin street
I rented a small Office for 31z5o
per month at Eighteenth and Main
streets. put in little pine table, two
| wooden chairs and had two bricks on
which to kindle FIRE, then bought a
load of wood on Eighteenth street be-
tween Main and Cary, carried it In
my two arms up an outside stair
way and piled ii In the corner OF that
that wood. I did not have a cent
in pocketbook or bank, but I had in
my heart the spirit to say:
am Just young doctor Flooding
along,
| fsattiing for bread and for meat:
Fixed in the purpose to hold up my
head
Wherever nen see me on street
am trained in the school Of sacrifice
And have stood for my country's
/ cause;
/ Now, proudly ny the veterans flag
! I'm one or tire worlds great wars.
Y have known the want Of bread and
meat,
With no place to rest my bones;
My fellow soldiers felt the same want
And, God plying. heard their means.
I'll stand to my colors, tried son of
the South,
Though empty both larder and hands;
Trust the God 4of my fathers to shield
and provide
And patiently wait His commands
/ My first patient was a negro &c.
u" subject. Ne paid me two bug.
laden United States postal currency
80 cent notes. declaring II to b "every
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07

On both the lone streets and dark
alleys.
Aye, waited and waived all the
dangers,
That threatened his body and soul:
Single handed he stood undefended
And battled isease to control
Heavy hearted, oft mind unillunined.
He struggled with questions OF doubtss
No brother was near by with COUNSEL,
while he pondered how best disease
rout.
Now. ''tempo-a mutanta" is vritten.
In science and sadly on hearts:
For the name OF the family. dooeo
In biotted from family chartA
He is standing in the shadow of Nv
never ending night
Shrinking. trembling praying lest t.
blessedness OF light
Should forever be denied him: lest tn
future-ciose at hand.
Be yelled tn midnight darkness; aud
he piteously stands,
Appealingly, asking. Can this be ms
Fathers handsf"
Should bitter plant find utferance m
has journeyed long In life.
Past four score one has struggled
through days Of peace anl1
strife:
through all the years nov pa1
Should he rebel when troubles cOGnx|
midst pleasures at the Ian ssSs
Forbid It. Father Mercifui. Thou -
lace in all sorrow. *S
Let uncomplaining patience marx HI
waiting OF Thy morrow.
Amen. IA
The "Egotisticai T." has spokefSs
He has paid his tribute to the Nod
cal Society OF Virginia in their nAF1
centennial session in the gift Of h41
self AZ an object Lesson And noGs
! II you win pardon his impostne II
moment longer. he will reSulnA 119
chair Of professor. and ASH
| younger members OF the profess1on II
| few questions. We
DO you realize that no chAifeos
destiny. no fate -eircumvenf e1l
hinder or control the firm Peso1vS r.
a determined soul. That gifts ceal
for nothing. that will alone q 9Yn1
that all things fall down to II snGl|
or late? sasH
That the fool tits prates Of NJ
that fortunate Is he whose eaf1G7
purpose never swerves: whose u1aG11
est action or inAction serves the IN
great aim? III rs
That a pure character and It'll
purpose are the bases Of AL t6tnf
worth counting in man. That ~ =
are the only qualities governing kS14
man action giving promise or eIslI ~ =
inE rewards N this life. and tn 1p
personal credentials one may v4nxS
tn present In the Court of ys6
Asxixe. ssssss =
II these be the things toward 49, =
you aspire: II. to this declaration =
creed. ron stand ready to reverted
ana send hack the echo .tCred0lss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07

The proposal to give the Nobel
nrize for chemical research to Pro-
fessor Haber the German, who in
vented poison gas, IL being strongly
protested by chemists throughout the
world. The award was made by q
Scandinavian committee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-07
Capital Auto Supply Co., Inc.
218 N. 9th Street.
Goodyear Service Station
Ran. AGA. r. G. Triton, Pre-

with ii or not
The time comes when every XII
wants club gets tired of listening TO
their own members boost their own
business. II becomes too sordid and
too much OF dollars-a
proposition. .4
This being true. there rs only one
way Of keeping their interest and
that Is 10 limit local oral boosters to
five minutes or to have one only
about every third or fourth meeting
and fill in the other meetings with
men who have a story to tell and
who know how to tell it.
so. In my opinion. the first thing
for an attendance boosting COM
mittee to do is to make the enter
tainment committee entertain"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-21
WiifDael @eprei,1s eeitDrben.

Am Sonntasmorsen nm 8 nbr per=
16ieb Mi6ael gesrsil1s tn ietner gsob11=
llns gu D iieollet I'M alter BON 50 Sabren,
Ter 8erblihene erblidte bas 2i6t Der
@elt in 0eutlhlanb am 3. Mdr5 1885
nnb fam 1866 ned slnlerifa. 5ed8
Satire porber battc er iih NIT sBilbel=
nina MaeR perebelidt. Die 5amilte
lieb iieb sund6it BRET Sabre lang I'm
5taafe gSiscoriin nieber uno iieoelte
baum Tan Gourtla11o Iolpnlbtp iiber
auf bie gar,11, ipel6e ser 5dnieserlobn
bes sseriforbensn, 1sli. Sei,n, iett NIT
1einer Ga1nilie ipoh1rt. Sn 1898 5oe
5err G5eorei1s nad Seem lllm lnlo
tpob1te bier bis 1913, als er 1lod)
9ficonet nberiiebelte. Son oen 1e6s
sinbern, bic Ger Gbe enriproiien, iiber=
leben Ste folsenben pier ben Vater;
ssrau Nue11it Banl, Nieollet; Bait. $.
S. @eorsinls, ct. Glair, Mtnn.; 6ral]
Nugu1ta 5etsn, @ourtlano, unb 6rar
emma 8. glanf, augbr, 9f. .. Oos
8egrdbni6 erTolste seitern (Oonners:
tag 9ladnlittas I'M l llbr pon 5rauer=
baule u11b um 2 llDr BON Ser Gpangdi=
i9er gea1einIdaft5fir6e 81 Gorrtla11l
aus auf cell1 gotte5ader oaielbit, 1pobe1
Balt. Wie1ler l1lb Dtitrifts =Superinten
bent Bait. Bollenba6 aus Oeanfatt
all11ierten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-21
Rep him. g,inneiota, fsyreae ben II. glai 1920.
gerfcbrsseiet =llebertreter.

Nlfreo Gegelin 1,1nbte am porieen
Dienstag por gtabtri1ter SEQ. 5osen
erIhei1en, alf Die Anflase bin, nit iei=
mem Nnto Sic eeleblin erlaubte 6obrge=
ldmi1fs siafeit nber16ritten 81 babe1.
5eine 5trafe laa1tete auf SIS nebit $4.O5
Soften.
sos. q. ssartba ltellte iih an
5an1stas snadrHittas freipizlis bel
Stabtri6ter 5ogen nnb befanI1te fl1
f6nloie, baslelbe Serfebrsselet iiber=
treie1 3n baben. Gr uurDe I'M So neblt
$4.O Soften beitraft.
@arl 5iet, Elm 9albelsreilenber,
nla6te am Don1lerstas einen Sell Der
Min,elotaitrabe u1iiher, iroem er NIT
ieinean Auto tn fabrldiliser Beile Tut
Ihierie. Die Yolisei beoba6tete tin,
itellte i'm n1ter NrreIt nno 1ies n1aBte
Dor 5tabiridter 9osen erl6einen, Der
ibl1 eine Strafe BON S. nebff $4.O5
Soften anierleste.
Die boben 2ebensfDiten baben aud
ba5 5tabtgeri1t In Mitleibenidaft ee=
sogen, benn, itatt $3.85 @eri6tsfo1ten.
Die 0eieteSiibertreter bisber IN een0bnz
li6en Jdllen berappen n1ubten, forber1
ba5 Geri6t nun $4.05. Nneefinte
Der erbDbten @aloli11= uno Selpretle fanr
eine nebertretuns Der 8erfebr8geleet
ben 8etreffenoen sie,1llih teuer 3u ifeber
fon1rnen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-21
20 Sabre perheiratft.

SIM 5ein1e BON Ansuft :Oensfe unb
ssrau an Der nDrbli6en 9tatetraBe fam
SEN iid am letten 5amStasabeho an
bie rs germanbte 1l1b 6reu11be ein, unl
NIT bem @bepaare ben 20. Sabrestag
ieiner gerebelidl1ng feftIid gu beseben.
Sic 8eranitaltllng, bic fir Die Sa1bilare
polIitdnbis iiberrai9enb fan1, eripies fi6
als ein ausseipro6ener Grfols, nno nar
eine 5timme beS 2obeS tp1lroe unter ben
Teilnebmern ln1t. Brpf. q. aderz
mann belt ei11e Der @elesmbeit ent<
{pre6enbe fur5e Nnipra6e, uno iobann
tp1rrbe bas Subelpnar nit biibi6en Sc
5henfen beba1t. Neufifalifde 8ortr6z
ae, oemeinianle 9ieber 111b &artenfpiel
6ienten baau, ben Reff beg Nbenbs allsSnz
fiillen. Gum 56luffe ieete man fi1
an rei6eebedter 9afel nieber.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-21

Der Oeforuttonstas tntrb tn bieien7
Sabre am 81. Ofai eefeiert lnerberl ba
Der 80. auf et11en Counting fdlIt. 8ie
iibli6 lpiro fir btelen gag BON ben 9ed=
erpoiten Ser g.. q. 81. gu @bren Ser In
friiberer &riegen sefallenen Seem ulmer
6oloaten u1b .Nfatro1en ETH Hrogran7
porberettet, oaS auf benz StabtfrRbboi
npidlung eelaneen .pirb.
s3tpei Steiner iinb fir bie @elegenbet1
tn MnSii6t senonn1en porben. Dit
ellglii6e NrIpra6e miro 9err Nnipalt
$. $. Glor Don bier balten, Der
eut1de Gebner tit nod ni6t beitin1ult,
SEER Brof. q. q. Ndermann mar fiji
bie}e Nebe in Nu51tdt senommen NOR
BEN, jebo6 mar er Dur6 anbermettise
8erpflidtunsen perbu1hert, BEN Nuf=
trag 3n iibernebnen.
Mb5ug ppn MtDnument.
@eeen s ubr 80 Dft11. nlorsens per-
1alnlneIn fd bic 5etlnebn1er an Der
1arabe am Monurnellt anf Gem Court
boule=Blabe on Ser @erteritraBe, BON
mo- fid Der .3ug seeen 9 l1br tn Bepe=
auno ieben miro. gfa9 etnem l1n3ue
burd hie bauptlddliden 5traBen Der
5tabt fiibrt her @eg na6 Dem Stabt=
friebbof, mo- bic Nnipra6en gebalter1
tDerben.
Bur heibisen Beteilislne am lm=
ana tperben ale @etera11en 1dn1tli6er
an1erifanil6en &rieee ber5li6 einsela=
BEN, ein1dliebli6 Ser Ieilnebnler an
Weltfrieee unb on Ser Grpebttion nad
Ser merifanil6en @re1se. Die Mt=
olieber aller biireerliben Organi1ationen
iperhen ebenfalls ei11selaben, ii6 an benz
umaug poll;dblis 81 beteilisen.
9as Yrpgranrt.
-Das fir Die 6eier auf ben1 6riebbof
poreelebene Hrograun 1T mie folgt:
6ofm ei eiiteEfapeae
&ri1nerungSfeier Der G. q. 81.
@uelii6e A1riprnde $. $. TIor
9ieDD Danen beS 9ederpoftenS
De,1tfde Nniprn1e
9ieb b-Da1len beS Sederpoftens
8erle5en ber 5otenli1te
5afut l1rlb s3apfenitrein
Nnf bem fafbolif6en 6riebbof nirb
nm 9 l1br morse1lS aller 8nbrl6einli1=
felt mad cine Wiefie geleien nerben,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-21
sasespidnid fiir 6arn1er,

a1f Der Sarn BON Wenrtin penoerion,
Die fiehen Meilen 1iibmeitl6 BON ct
San1es gelesen tit, fanb eeftern, 9o1=
r1ersfaa, Elm Bidnid fir bic Mitglieoer
Ser Monpartiian Seosue itatt, oaS ben
oo11aen Ine iiber bauerte. Nls Hebner
sSaren 81. 6. 5otunlep, Der Die 6abrt
nar5 benz Blate in einem 6lug5euge 5uz
riifleote, u11b nod fiinf anbere befan11te
I2itoIiefer Der 6arn1erorsnniiatio1 ge=
,,,nn1len ,porben. NuS unIerer 9fa6barz
id;nft bat cine an3abl aeute on Der Ser
a11ffnItnng teilsenon1men-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-21
sdFai5nebter= =sseriammlnns~

gue @haf,iihter i11terellieren itd se=
mib oafiir, Sen pollen 8ert fir ibre
5hafid1ur ,u erlangen, menn tie fielelbe
al1f BEN Oiarft bringen. Inn oieies
su belperf Itelisen, 1oll tn Zen Gdumli6=
feiten be5 5leepn Gne Gomnerctal Stub
am Dienstas, 5. l. Stunt, I'M 8 H1r
absnbs eii1e 8erlan1n1ll1n9 BON gromn
@ountp 56af5n6tern abeebalten perben
unb alle 50afsiihter in1 Gountp iinb
III berldbel1 etnselaben, I'm an ben Bez
ratungen betreffs ooreel6lasenern se<
nein]haftli6en 8erfallfS Der S6d16nr
teil5nnebrnen.
Settles eeSabr tuurbe IN n1ebreren
Counties bie 56af16ur senleinE E6aftli6
auf BEN Dsarft sebradt unb bie betreHen=
BEN 5daf5n6ter erDielten BON s bis
Is Gents bas Bfunc nebr fir tbre
5daflbur alS bieienigen, pel6e tire
8one an sic 6rtlihen 9drbler perfaufz
ten. ssenn es gelirgt, on einenl gem
tralgelese11en Srt ei11e se1iigel1o srobe
Menee @one ansnian11nel1, bann lper=
BEN ii1 aus,ndrtise 3dnfer in oem Mabe
intereHiere11, baB fie bortbin nfomme
uno a11nebn1bare Breiie bieten.
Ginerlei, Oh 5R einen berartisen Ylan
fir rattan uno a1lsfiibrbar balten ober
uidt, perfebkn Sie ni6t, Der Beriamm=
luna IN 5leepn Gne am Dienstaeabeno,
5. /. Stunt, bei5uippbne11-
S. M. Sane, Gourtp agent
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-21

Sin be1onberer 5eitsottesbienit,
nerbunben NIT Ger Teier oe5 hl, Nbenb=
n1abls, fi1lbet am fo1nnlenben 5onntag,
als am Bfineftfeif, tn Der bieli3en lutb.
Stride itatt.
Butterl1la1er 5bul, s. 8. Sage
itanbe n11b Ne. 8olin al5 2a Salle, be-
sleitet bon 6. 8. Murpb1 aus Wanfato,
famen fiir;li6 nah Seem lllm, I'M Die
NabnlzH Haiteuri1att =Ma1dine in Del
nellen larn1er @rean1erp babier gu be-
iibtisen, ba nan beab{i6tist, tn Del
Grean1ern gu ga 5aae eine dbnline
Ma56ine ut intalltere11.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-21
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