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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05

para-ively few Of them have really sought 20 es-
tabush any pernicious for the deliberate
rouging Of The American public The big majority
OF producers have only wanted fair price fo-
their product as they it, They win obtain it Il
they are able send their goods to market In an
orderly manner.
Il will not be up to the level and in some
eases may not quite equal the actual cost Of pro
duction IN this abnormaliy expensive season. But .
VIII be- higher than the lately panic-strcken pro-
ducers have feared. And when the abnormal profits
Of the as two three years considered, it will
be just Like The merchants and manufacturers
the farmers should take the whole up.and-down
period together. as a unit and be ready stan5
little less II need be, this season, while the new
ad justn1e1t is being made
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
THESE NUTTlNG DAYS.

Climb up into the dusty old haymow some rainy
afternoon this month. wriggle way down into the
fragrant hay empty your sack of walnuts the
floor. and hulling them. How many of as
wish that could do just that
Nuts are more plentiful this year. The kids
out a-nuttng, checks blown rosy with the autumn's
wind. hearts free and hands stained deep and
lovely brown. They know what delights coming
For after the nuts safely stored away in the
cellar a sharp winter night they will be brought
forth again. Mothers old sadiron will
anvil and the entire family will set TO cracking
nuts prying eagerly in for the delectabe kernels
munching they talk OF the little affairs of the
day big in children's
Let the wind whistle and the snow blow agains.
the pane. Here is family with good cheer in
doors. Walnus, hickory nuts, butternuts hazel
nuts sweet acorns and chestnuts-when there is
goody generous crop, let the aation indeed rejoice
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
JUST FOLKS
THE MAKING OF AN ANARCHIST
BY EDGAR A. GUEST

1t was a poor bewildered youth who
travelled DER the sea
To find the joys he'd dreamed about
in the land of liberty.
His cheeks were pale, his face was
drawn, a hopeless youth he'd
Now he had found America, the
land of promise glad.
But a. he stepped on Freedoms
shore, a man in legal blue
Gave him "a shove and said 10 him
Hey! Get move on yOu!"
Men laughed at him and jeered at
him. The newsboyS called him
"WopV"
He tried TO ask his way about, but
no one cared TO stop:
our boasted land Of freedom seem
ed TO him a fearful place,
Where being friendless and alone
must be a deep disgrace
I've longed 20 love America and
learn its customs, too,
But now that / am here" thought
he, Il wonder if 1 do?"
A stranger from his native land.
whose eyes with hate were red,
Discovered him by chance one day
and let him share his bed;
The lad poured out his soul 10 him
Tive dreamed of being free.
But no one in America has any
time for me:
l think the flag Is beautiful and I
could love it so.
But Wops like me can't get a chance
To learn what we should know"
-Ferset it, kid his friend ex-
claimed. The flag amt worth
your while
We got q prettier Gag than that. an
IL amt made fer style.
This land OF freedoms lust Joke
the poor are rich mems slaves.
But We shall all have liberty when
our red banner waves"
Right there and then Il chance 70
make one loyal heart was
missed
The boy who came 20 love the Flag
was made an anarchist.
If we don't tell these foreign sons
the things they ought 10 know
II good Americans neglect the
truths they treasure so,
If alien breeds shall alien stay. un-
tutored in our speech,
Denied the chance 20 learn the
thing we should be proud to
teach,
Then men of hate viii spread their
creeds and fill our land with
shame,
Red anarchy viii flourish here. and
We must bear the blame.
Copyright, 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
FARMERS PRICES.

II there is 70 be any "corner' wheat or cot
ton or any other important crop. il would be more
tolerabIe a. the hands OF the farmers than of any
other group. Those who produced the crops have
a better claim to profit them than have specu-
.ators who produce nothing. and who mere
parasites preying on both producer and consumer
But IL is not necessarily question Of one or the
other There should be and need be. no corner
uy auyb0dy the forcing of necessary OF life
10 to unnatural levels Law and public opinion
should stcadfastly oppose both.
The way ia which the last sugar crop vas mani
prlat,d. and consumers were robbed OF hundreds
OF millions of dollars by artificial scarcity as still
fresh in mind. The country wants no repetition Of
that outrage
It is JUS, as wen 20 remember however that
this was rare exception. and that in practice az
tempted corners" have nearly always failed. FAIL
rre IS more likely now than ordinarily. Govern
ueut ana public are on their guard. and The fed
,raI banking authorities doing their utmost 60
shu, OF credit from those who want It 20 specu-
late VITA Co-npetluon in sellins. more than usual
IS likely 70 thwart any plans whether OF midd.emen
ar farmers organizations 10 holl products up o.
improper levels. They uay be expected 60 ind their
nat4ro. level before the marketing season is Ear
advanced.
And be said the credit Of the farmers, com
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
Mere Truth
Than Poetry
By JAMES J. MONTAGUE
SCIENTIFIC FARMING.

SCIENTIFIC FARMING.
No more the farmer has TO rise
Before the break of day
To plough and SOW and rake and
NOV
And till the waving hay.
The plough is rusting in the barn /;
He's left the harrow fiat;
All toll he's spurned, for he has
learned
a trick worth two Of that.
For in the autumn of the year,
When motor parties fare
In winding trains along the lanes
To get the country air
The farmer sets beside the road
a bountiful supply
Of produce which the idle rich
Immediately buy.
They throng about the rustic shelves
He strings along the way
They grab what ere is vended there,
And gracious how they pay!
And when the village savings bank
Is grooming with his wealth,
When flies the SHOWS, the farmer
goes
To Europe for his health.
And how, you ask, can this be- done
When in the gentle spring
The farmer and his hired hand
10 not a single thing?
The answer is an easy one
And so we jot il down,
The truck supply the suckers buy
is all sent out from town.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
The Tower of Babel
BY BILL ARMSTRONG
YEs. WE THINK so

Dear Babblins Tour. Enclosed
find clipping from the Citizen, pub
hshed in the city where I resided
six years before coming TO South
Bend. Do you think the rector call
ed upon his Practitioners exclusive
ly because he knew all others would
vote right or do you think that he
thought his congregation was more
gifted with sensitive consciences
than the others? In view of the re-
turns do you think his church was
crowded with earnest seekers for
forgiveness Louie" Hammer
schmidt and myself would like 10
nave you settle these questions.
Cnnf1Hanffr Nnrrs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
OUR JOE MILLER CONTEST.

Anon claims that the oldest joke
is the one about the preacher who
called at the home OF a member Of
his congregation about supper time
one evening and was asked 10 stay
and eat The preacher consented.
The wife served the dinner and the
husband started 20 carve the roast.
II was so tough that IL slid all over
the plate and stopped gravy and po-
tatoes over everything. The angry
husband made "A dig at the meat
with the fork and cussed a blue
streak. The preacher Intercepted
the stream Of cusS words. stop"
implored the preacher. stop.
brother. stop Your profanity makes
cold chills run down by back" The
small son of the family, who was
sitting at the table began to grin.
"Oh, H" said the boy, IF what
Pop said makes chills run down
your back. you should have heard
Nom when she caught her finger in
the wringer yesterday. You would
have froze TO death
LLOYD Greenan. asked for a
statement on the election made this
assertion:-"I Have nothing 20 give
out"
MERCY!
Oh. her name was Irene.
And she wore crepe de chene.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
ANNOUNCEMENT

Another big sale of candies. Fri
day and Saturday only. 4O-SO-6Oc a
pound. $685.
THE PIiIIsA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05

In spite OF all that medical science has been able
do. the raan with sore head seems TO be liz
durable.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
OUR LITTLE DAILY STORY.

We really shouldn't say anything
about it. but not long ago Charley
Frazier. sam Leeper and some more
fellows went on a hunting trip. The
next day Charley Frazier had 10 so
back over the trail. as ne had
dropped something the day before.
He spent 90 minutes IN searching
the woods and finally found penny
he had lost the day before.
Nice weather for a New York trip.
stated Tom Brandon today as he
looked out Of the window. during
the process Of marking a few coats.
Gov. Cox is going 20 Europe. All
right Jim. go TO il but be careful,
you rem EN- Der what happened to
Woodrow
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05

Alabama night riders who used a church the
base Of their incendiary operations probably
gard themselves as engaged a holy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05

Many husband has a double eonplafnt-be-
cause bis wlis changes his mind so often and be-
cause she refuses 20 change IL at al.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05

~orJy-tvvo s-otyaWays We're found one ship AT
lis arrival at New York Where the passengers were
quartered is stated
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05

4 scientist says that the recent alignment OF the
planes viii another ice age. If it doesn't the
coal shortage viii. there is getting heated
UP IT,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05

The trailer is useful in its way. but does not
pulling.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05

ALL WINTER To DO IT IN.
The White Sox will be the better
for a little laundering.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
a. VI. EeIIS.
AND THIS Is THE ARTICLE.

optclai ELECTION NOuCS:- IL nope
all voters OF the Congre CATION will
do their duty at the polls. remem-
boring that sacred responsibility OF
citizenship and unaffected oy any
other motives than the desire 10 es-
taOlish justice on the earth.
Remember the early service at
1890. Come 10 the altar before. you
vote even if you have 10 return TO
church after you have voted to ask
God 10 forgive you.
(ReCtor OF the Episcopal church,
All Saints Day. 1920.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05

INHAPPII1, IIIE1 IAN 7.
If rats cnewed holes through glass
bottles a way 10 get rid of EN-
would soon be discovered
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05

One week ago today. one OF the
most important events in the history
OF this town is going TO take place,
namely Joe Grand Leader is going
20 wheel George Hull out TO Spring
brook park in a wheel barrow. IL
is the result OF an election bet. The
wheelbarrOw has been selected and
everything is set for the big ex-
hibition.
Bill Hays may get the postmaster
ship. TN keep Hays busy the first
two years going around and hand
ing out nickel cigars squaring Burle-
sons stuff.
Wilson has made no statement in
reference 20 the election. As IL is
against our policy 10 print swear
words. customers, you NAV possibly
never see a statement from the
president in your favOrite newspa-
per.
Think Of Tennessee with a repub-
lican governor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05

AND NO GUARANTEE COMES
WITH EN-.
The new dollar bills look as good
as the old ones used to. but you
never get as much mileage out of
'em.
Copyright, 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-05
MERCY,

Oh. her name was Irene.
And she wore crepe de chene;
You could see more Irene
Than you could crepe de chene.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-12

s'agod in the western halls Of California
Euch Jones truly acCcmpIshcs the IN
rrss!hlc in his numerous deeds Of dar-
ing on tho hose. Tho story Of The
Last straw" - Il strong one. but IL -
made douhly interesting by Jones bril-
Liant halr-rasinG stunts. As Tom
E"rk. the cowpunch,r. Jones makes All
b. im.ra bic hero and a lover in typical
Western romance which is delightfully."-
unfoid"d.
b"r'son Clift wrote the scenario and
directed the picture. Also a two reel
comedy IS row on at the REX
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-12
NORTH SIDE
rwarwood and RicnlandD
Slowly Recovering.

Lewis KiudleberGer, young son or MT
and Mrs. T. Z. kIodleoerGer. VINO "NS
bitten several days ago while pIay'hh
with q dog near his home on Nar"oV't
avenue. IL slowly recovering. The chill
was bitten on the leg eu: not very
serious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-12
BUSINESS CHANGE.

After being connected with The
Wheeling Bank e Trust company for a
number az years. William F"ttc. Jr-
anununc.s Il" !s now associated With
his father. William Fctte. Sr.. insurance
at 205 Mutual bank building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-12
TRAVELLING MEMS
ANNUAL SESSION
SATURDAY NIGHT
Election OF Officers And Delegates To
<taunton Convention To Be Held

All members urged TO be present.
Wheeling Council No. = United COM
rrerctal Traevlers OF America Will hoId
their annual session IN the y. o l. W.
Tep,ple on Saturday night. March Ism
at which time the annual election OF
officers will take place. also tho eIH'-
ton OF delegates and Hlt"rne'"s :" IN"
convention in Juns which THIS year Is
20 IA held IN StAuntCu. - All mem
bers OF the council arc urged to be
present
The present officers are:
w. e. Rav-Senior Councillor.
c. W. Talk!nEton.--Jun'or Counc''"d'
6, T. WarEtuel. Secrctary-tr"lsur"r.
II. A Hueb"l-Past Councillor.
G w. Characteristics.
4. I. Barnctt-Fase-
NE Davis-Senttnel.
T. II pcrry-Chaplain
Members OF Executive Comurttee--G.
" Hess, c, w. wells Henry Ahrens
.. E Bethel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-12

Tho newly organized U. c. T. eaS"Hn"
tcam will be one OF the best In the CRY
and will soon pc ready {" meet any
scrni-pro team In IN" vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-12

and nrNycntativ,. take LAXATIVE
REOMO CTININE Tablets Look t37
r, W. GROVES signature on the
box soc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-12

80 north side Personals.
Paul Steina.rk~r = : - ..' "i@ re. g..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-12

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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-06
@rpfe 11eberraihun9.

9err uno 6rau @uit @uie, ipobn=
boft TN 1iibliden @nbe Der 9tabt,
batten fir lire Treunoe bic 1ie
Sonntag 81 einem 6 llbr Otner et11z
gelaben batten etne >pirflt6e leberz
rai6une. Sie eahen befan1rt, baB
iid tire Io6ter 9ertba am %.
Stunt in aJetnneapolts NIT Serrn
Treb Sleeper bon No6eiter, Nfinn.
perebelidt babe. Die 1rauung fonb
um adt l1br abe1b8 1tatt uno nuroe
BON Haitor 6ritl6el BON Der ens1il6
lutbertiden Stride poll5ogen. 6rau
Solepb @bel unb Solpeb @tel fun
eirten al8 9rau5eugen. SRI. @uie
mar bis Dor &ur3em als Glerf TN
2aOen bon 6rau g1nma Ooneus
angeitellt uno peri fiigt iiber etnen
groben 6reunbesz uno 8efanntenz
frets bte tbr Ste ber5li6iten Glid=
miinl6e entgeeenbrinsen. Der
8rdutieam lit Telegrapbtit Ser Gbtz
cago & 9fortbnei itern Gtienbnbn unb
bat etne slniteIung in Ho6eiter.
Ote 9feuperndblten u11ternabnlen
etne 9o65eitsrei1e nod Oeilmaufee
n1o Chicago. 0fa6 tbrer 9fiidfebr
neroen ite itd in Ho6eit tier ibr eieez
mes 5etm ertinben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-06
@as bas @eridt lagt.
&ppfidt am Mutp muh 200 Sui
meit @eeenitdnbe beleudten,

Sn einem Med1elbaltt lelen mtr
bte foleenben intere{ianten NnSfiib=
rungen:
,Oas Qi6t Der porOeren 2ampe
ioI in oer Ni6tnns, In Der Ser Mo=
tor ii6 bemegt, ment9ltens stpei
bunbert 6nb nett fi6tbar letn.
90 lautet ba8 @tatut betreffenb bte
g1esulieruns Der &opfli6ter an Nu=
tomobilen. 9eien @ie es NOD NAL
unb 1aoen @ie unS, mas OaS bebeuz
tet. sic fDnnen's nt6t, iagen @ie?
2e1en 5ie's gum britten W}ale.
@5eben @ie's anf? @ir ebenfalls.
eye6o6 marten @ie, Der oberite @e=
ridtsbof i'm @taate bat bas Ndtiel
oel0lt, ob&pobl 8i6ter Bromn in
{einer Nn1i6t abwet6t. Das Sber<
geri6t 1agt, e8 betbt nt6t, bab eine
Yerlon, Sic 200 Tnb mett entfernt
Dor oem Nuto itebt, bas 2i6t ieben
fann, 1onbern es bebeutet, baB bie
2i6titrablen 200 Tub uett oorauS
fi6tbar 1etn iollen. Das fltngt
ebenfa1ls nod unbeittmmt, oenn
ftrene senommen tit e8 cine Tra9e,
oh Der 9i6titrabl ielbit fi6tbar 1T
ober ob Der 9i6tftrabl Din9e, bic
auf ieinem 8fa6e lie9en, fi6tbar
n,a6t., sc 1T natiirli6 biefe let<
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-06
8reiie fallen.

@olde sic f6 ni6t ielbit raiieren
fonnen merben nit 6reuben bie
91adrtbt beeriiben, oab oa6 Naz
{ieren unb 9aari6netben mieoer 81
Sen alten Yrei1en beior9t peroen
uirb, uno smar 3u SEN Yreifen Dor
bem &riese, 15c fir Roiieren nnb
35c fir Saorl6neiben. @rft Dor
etlt6en Wo9en murbe Der YreiS
QbermolS erb6bt unb 3mar ba8 6o<
iieren BON 20 Gents auf rs @ent8
unb ba8 Saar16netben BON 40 @entS
auf so @ents. Da8 Hnbltfum fig
te 1td aud bie1 @rb6bung ober
b0dit unsern uno man6er pirb fi@
tpoobl por9enommen baben, ba8 Roz
fteren in 3nfnnft ie1bit gu befor9en.
/8ie bem nun eben iet Iatfa@e
lit bab bte @tnnabn1e trot Der erz
b0bten Yreiie nt6t 3nnabmen. Gu<
oene &oebler i6rieb bic perminberte
&unbi6aft BEN boben Yreifen gu,
unb entl61ob ii6 gu elmer Gabtfal<
fur. Weontag 3etete er an, bab er
91a1ieren far Is @entS nno @aarz
f@neiben fiir 35 Gents befor9en
ipiir6e. @eitber baben bic anberen
8arbterldben audi bic Breife berabz
geiett unb fiinben btele Wo9e tn
Ser rYof" an, bab ite ibre 8arbeter<
ituben bon Z llbr mor9enS bts 8
nbr abenbs often balten tperoen.
Das Bublifum freut ii6 unb fonte
ii9 babur6 erfenntli@ 3etgen, oab
tie fi9 bie @aare sitter f6netoen
l1nb au9 sitter raiteren laffen tpte
bies biSber Ser Sal semefen tftt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-06
@plnid ausae5ei dnet.

Gmtl @ol,1td iekte an Sonntoe
{etne ltol5e{te Oetene auf. Gs mar
thm mieber eeluneen, bel Der ShteB=
iibune auF Sdeersrub ote golbene
Mcoaille su ee>pi11nen. Setne eez
1dlogenen &onfurrenten boben ltb
ibre 9fteberlaee ielblt Susuidretbe15
benn lie baten uniere Warnune BON
letter @o6e cinfad) leidtferttg IN
ben gSi1tb sei6la9en, unb 10 lit es
uGntl" oelunoen, BEN EreiS bopon=
5utragen. Gbos. Sauenitetn n1Bte
iid am 5onntae nit Der rleoernen"
5ufrieoen eeben. Die folgenbe 3az
bcle netlt Die Yu11ftsobl Der ad)t
Seilnehmer Qut:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-06
Mnfl01un9 Der
&a1ebaQ>2i9a
Srei &lubs melbeten mad, uno nad)
ihren Nnstrttt an. StrettDren
entidlieken iih tiir Die lreieabe
Der iibri9en &lubs. 9tem Hlm
perliert i'm Gpiele gegen Sleepp
Gne am lebten Spnnta9,

sSn elmer lebte Mo6e 0onnerstag
in 6leepp Gpe a9bebaltenen @ttuns
Der Direftoren ser Tri= Gountn 8o1ez
ban=2iga purbe Ser 8el9lub sez
fobt, bic 9tsa fir bieieS Sobr anfSu=
l01en. GS eeb0rten berlelbtn 10 pte
10 nur nod bret Clubs an, oa 2on1=
berton, N}orean unb Sprinsfielo
nod unb nod ibren Nustrttt an9ez
meloet batten. Stem ulm, Sleepp
@pe uno Gomfrep maren Ste etn5i=
9en Ieams, bic nod an bie J1egeln
ser 2tsa 9ebunben maren. W{an
min iebo9 i'm nd6iten Sabre mieoer
etne dbnltde 9isa griinoen uno
bofft, oab iie oann bon ldn9erer
Dauer iein mtro.
O3an 16teb nit ben beiten Treuno=
16aftseefiiblen auseinanoer, nno oas
nod in Der &a1le beftnbltde 9elo
>purbe an Die ein5elnen Rlub6 le
nad ben Bettrd9en perteilt. Nem
11lm erbielt $184.42,
Gs 1ptrD ,petter ge1pteit-
Die Nuflo1uns Der 2tsa beoeutet
ieood ni6t, oab bielen 9omHer
bier in Stem ulm feine @ptele mebr
itottfinoen. SIM @eeentetl, mon
bofft, BON jett ab nod pett tntere1=
lantere 9piele bier gu peranltalten.
Sir Weittmo6 oteier Wo6e NOR
idon Elm @piel NIT bem Team BON
Spanboe eebu6t, nnb am nd6iten
6onnta9 merben bic Spteler bon
s5oirfar nod SEEM lllm fommen,
nm f6 nit Dem bieii9en &lub 81
mellen. OaS 9piel am W}tttmof
enbete nit etnen @iege Ser SEEN
1llmer NIT etner Bunft5abl Dor
6 3u 0.
&erlpren ant Spnntag.
s}n Dem @ptel am 9onntag IN
5leepn @pe bebtelt Sleepp Gpe NIT
einer Ynnftsabl bon bier 81 bret Ste
Sberhano. Sn Der neunten SnntnQ
lparen bie Stem Timer nabe baran,
ibre @eener 81 iiberbolen, mubte1
fih iebod i6liebltd al8 Ste 8eiie9ten
hpfPnT1c1l
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-06
Stem lm, Mnnelota, fyreitag, ben 6, Mug., 1890
Neofaterrpe fam mlung.

Die Neoafteure ltberaler 8latter
TN 5taate merben li6 CUR @riinouns
elmer permanenten Srsanil ilotton AM
ndblten 5amstog, ben Z. Nuguit,
i'm 5taroebduoe in O1inneapoliS
periammeln. Die Settmeiligen 8e=
anten, NIT Serrn Nrtbur g. &tnz
nep BON ser Waibineton Gountp
Yoit an ber 5ptbe, baben einen
Nuflrf an ale elet6eeitnnten Hez
bafteuere i'm 5taate erla1ien, Ser
@erlom mluns beisumobnen. 9}ez
ben Der Wobl permonenter geamten
itebt etne 9Ieibe orberer mtdti9er
6rasen auf ber 3aeesorbnune.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-08-06
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