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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-12
lazy CAN You VOTE

You may think you can but can you.
really Read over the following sec
ton Of the statutes and See whether
you have confornled 20 all the re-
quiremcnts necessary 10 enable you to
vote now or next fail. or next spring
Sec. 1916. Voters; qualifications. A
male or female citizen, twenty-onc
years Of age, who has taken the free
mans oath and whose list, including
poll. Is taken in town At the annual
assessment preceding a town meeting,
and whose tax or taxes due such town
we're paid prior 70 the fifteenth day Of
February preceding such town meet
ing, or who has affirmed tho age Of
twenty-One years subsequent 10 the
last annual assessment, or who is
exempt from taxation for any cause,
shall, while residing in such town, be
a voter in town meeting;
Sec. CIT. Polls; females; request.
Except "a provided in section six hun
drcd and cighty-three, listers shall set
the polls Of OH male inhabitants Of the
state, and such females as file a writ
ten request with the listers before the
date OF expiration for filing tax inyen
tories with the listers, citizens and
aliens, over twenty-one and under
seventy years Of age, in the grand list
Of the town wherein such male or fe-
male inhabitants reside on the first
day Of April in each year, at two
dollars each.
This act shall take effect April /,
1919.
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PAWIET

Miss Lucia Phillips is home from
T. C. A., Poultney, for time.
Miss Ina Marsh left Saturday TO
join her parents in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Chester Phillips and Miss
Emily Paddock attended the funeral
of their niece and sister, Miss Ellen
Paddock, at Dorset Saturday.
Thomas License, Sr., who went TO
Granville, n. Y, last week to visit n
relative, was taken i'll with severe
cold and is confined TO the bed mt the
home Of his daughter.
X. II. Smith has sold his property
occupied by r. NJ. Robinson, TO Arthur
Brown; who Immediately sold the
house to Mr.. Robinson and Mr.. Brown
will erect a garage on the land in the
spring.
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the educational effect Of such pieces
here and there through the State is Of
greater value than all the propaganda
in the world.
/ am glad TO see that the work is to
be done by Adams & Densmore. You
will get a square deal from them and
they won't substitute soft tar for good
hard asphaltum in your mixture. They
built some road for US in St. Adams
which was guaranteed for five years
and il has worn without repair for
twelve years. They are good square
fellows and they know how to build
roads
Cordially yours,
tSlgned) WARREN r AUSTIN
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meeting to build a new permanent
highway through the main street Of
that village at a cost Of between
sos, 900 and $4,000. The village
voted to borrow $4,000 and to repay
one-ffth of this sum annually for five
years, the remaining funds being pro-
vided through individual subscription.
The roadway will consist of six-inch
concrete base. with a two-inch top Of
asphalt mixture. The work will begin
in the spring as soon as conditions
warrent. Well done, Manchester
Burlington Free Press.
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SWEENEY MCBRIDE
Bennington Girl Becomes Bride Of a
Connecticut Young Man

Connecticut Dung Nan
Miss Jane Elizabeth Mcbride.
daughter Of Mrs Margaret Mcbride Of
Spring screct. and Bernard L. Swccn-
g 81 sufield. Corn, were united in
marriage this morning at the St
Francis dc Sales Church by Rev 7. 4,
Carly.
The bride vas bccomingly attired in
3 seal brown broadcloth suit with hat
TO match and carried a white prayer
book. Sickness in the family and tho
irregular train service. as the result
Of the recent heavy snow storms, up
set in a degree previous plans and ar
rangements for the wedding. Tho
brides sister, Miss Alice NJ. Mcbride.
who was to have been bridesmaid, was
taken seriously i'll and her place WIS
taken by Miss Agnes Murphy. The
best man, Arthur Cleary Of FEEDING
Hills, Mass, was unable to get to Ben
nington Sunday because Of handicap
pet train service and Bernard Murphy
acted in his stead.
Miss Mcbride came 10 Bennington q
few years ago from Dorset and is well
known here through her pleasing and
efficient service as telephone operator
at the local exchange Mr.. Sweeney,
who is employed rs travelling sales
man for the Goodrich Rubber Com
pany, has made many friends here
through his frequent visits TO town,
and with his bride has the best wishes
for their future happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweeney left on the
train on a wedding trip TO in
clude New York and Philadelphia
Evening Banner.
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Estate Of Joseph BusHEE

Commissioners Notice
The Undersigned, having been APP
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District Of Manchester,
Commissioners, to receive, examine,
and adjust the claims and demands of
all persons against the estate Of
Joseph Bushee late Of Arlington I'm
said District, deceased, and all claims
exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby give
notice that we will meet for the pur-
pose aforesaid, at the Factory Point
National Bank in the Village Of MN
chester Center in said District, on the
9th day of August next, from oelocK
.. m, until 4 o'clock p. M, on said day
and that six months from the 9th day
Of February A. d. 1920, is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors
to present their claims 10 us for eX-
and allowance.
Dated at Manchester this 9th day OF
February A. d. 1920. -
WILLIAM II. ROBERTS,
WILLIAM b. EDGERTON,
Commissioners.
Leonard r. Wing, administrator,
Rutland, VT. 44-5
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-12

The report Of the auditors Of the
town Of Manchester will be out and in
the hands Of the voters the last of the
week. IL is with pride that we look
upon the reduction Of the town debt by
81 ,570.67 during the year past. In
looking over the assets Of the towr,
however, we are not particularly inn
pressed with the fact that there are
due in back taxes nearly 81 600, to be
exact, Sl,5SS,4S, ranging from the
year 1912 to 1919, both inclusive,
while Si5T20 in taxes were abated
this past year. II there ever was
time in the history Of the town when
taxes in hand were worth 100 cents on
the dollar now is that time. The
amount Of the back taxes, together
with the attachments, would have near
ly paid for all the labor in the road
commissioners account; or il would
have nearly paid for the transporting
Of the children to and from our
schools. II was more than enough TO
provide the fuel, books and supplies,
cleaning and insurance II our schools;
il would have more than paid for the
janitor service and repairs on our
schools for the past year; II would
have built al the bridges that were
built in town last year; or il would
have psi>-our state highway an
county taxes, or il would very nearly
have paid the village highway tax. In
other words, IL looks as though the
town q Manchester was In need Of a
tax collector who would COLLECT
THE TANES This is subject
worthy Of serious consideration before
town meeting.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-12
CURIOSITY
tJuigc)

tJunEeD
When the workmen own the work
shops;
And the railroad men the rails;
And the grocery clerks the groceries;
And the mail clerks own the mails.
When the preachers own the pulpits:
And the pressmen own the shops;
And the driIlers o2n the oil wells:
And the jails are owned b. cops
When conductors own the street cars;
And each driver owns his bus;
WIN you tel Us common people
Whatineil becomes Of u.s.
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Estate Of Of MARTHA II. CASFIELD

Commissioners Notice
The Undersigned, having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District Of Manchester,
Commissioners, 70 receive, examine,
and adjust the claims and demands Of
all persons against the estate Of
Martha II. Garfield late Of Arlington
in said District, deceased, and all
claims exhibited in Offset thereto.
hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purpose aforesaid, az The Store
Of +. G. Woodwork in the Town 81
Arlington in said District. on the 18th
day - July, 1920. from o'clock p n.
until : O'Clock b. n. on said day and
that Fix months from the 2ud day o.
January A. d. 1920, Is the time limited
by said Court for said creditors 70 pre-
sent their claims to us for examination
and allowance.
DATED at Arlington this Z2nd day u
January a. D. 1870
Fl. IS. CANFIELD.
r. &. WOOBWORTH,
s32 Commission
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GOOD JUDGMENT SHOWN

Gbbh JlbhMEN ShbN y
That the voters Of the Village were
not far out Of the way in their voting
10 accept the bid Of Adams & Dens-
more - contractors for the building Of
the new road is evidenced by the fol-
lowing letter recently received by us
from a former well known resident Of
st. Alhans, but nov Of Burlington:
Warren r. Austin,
Lawyer
Burlington. Vermont
February 9. 1920.
Mr.. Otto x. Bennett.
The Manchester Journal,
Manchester, Vermont
Dear Brother Bennett:
Thank you for sending me a marked
copy Of the Journal I am mighty
glad Manchester has come through
With the project for q piece Of perman-
erf highway through the village Be
sides the local advantage ] think that
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-12

Commissioners Notice
The Undersigned, having been APP
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District Of Manchester,
c Commissioners, to receive, examine,
and adjust the claims and demands Of
All persons against the estate Of
Elmer +. Rogerts late Of Dorset in
said District, deceased, and all claims
exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby give
notice that we will meet for the pur-
pose aforesaid. at the residence Of J..
M. Bebee in the Village Of East Dor
set in said District, on the 22nd day OF
July next, from ] o'clock p. m, until
o'clock D. m, on said day and that
six months from the 22nd day Of Jan
uary A. d. 1920, is the time limited by
said Court for said creditors to present
their claims to us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Dorset this 22d day Of
January A. d. 1920.
w. II. BEBEE,
w. A. BOWEN,
43-3 Commissioners.
I'M. Bebee, Admir-, East Dorset, VT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-12
WARNING

Legal voters in Meeting the Town Of Manchester
Vermont hereby notified the Opera
House Village Of Manchester Center in said town Of
Manchester on the 2nd day hour Of
O'Clock said day transact the following
business
Art l. To hear the reports Of town officers.
Art 2 To vote a tax 70 defray expenses
year ensuing.
Art 8 if the Town will vOta appropriate the sum
Of one thousand dollars any other Of for
nanent highways accordance with the statutes relating
thereto.
Art l. To see Town will to instruct the Sc
tmen to appons Commissioners instead Of
,iosting hem by ballot.
Art g. To sec Town will to have medical nspee-
ton the public schools.
Art G. To see il will the of fifty dollars
to Skinner Post No o. A. r. defay the expenses incident
to the observance Of Memorial Day, 1920
Art !. To officers for the year ensuing
Art s. To sec what salary shah paid the Town Clerk
for the ensuing year.
Art O. To see will vote to appoint person to
prepare record for tho Town Of Manchester
Art upon the question "shal license be granted
for the o intoxicating liquors in this town."
Art H. To upon question shall license of the fifth
class be granted in this town.,
Art H. Will the install uniform system of
public accounting recommended by the officials appointed
by the Governor under the Acts Of 1915?
VIII the Town to avail itself Of the provisions
Of an aro the Assembly 1916 entitled AN Act to
facilitate and collection of poll taxes|
Art H. any other business to be done
a that time
Dated at Manchester sixth day of February 1920
F. NJ. WALKER,
N. NJ CANFIELD,
II. DYER,
selectmen of the Town of Manchester VT.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

One Gent word first inser-
tion, with minimum charge of 25c
One-half Cent for subsequent In
sertions. Rates are net and Cash
must accompany order.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-12
NIdaIelury COLLEGE has Just IAN

Aiddlebury College has just fallen
into a fine sum o. money given b. one
Of It's most interested alumni, Hon. A.
Barton Hepburn d New York City, in
the shape Of $4,000 the income Of
which Is % be- used for the major
athletic Of the institution.
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WANTED
LOST

$4,000 REWARD and no questions
asked, for the return Of a gold cigar
cite case lost in September last either
on the golf course If the Ekwanok
Country Club or between the Equinox
House and the Club House Equinox
House, Manchester, Vt. 42-5
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-12

After q hearty meal, take Deans
Recalcts and assist your stomach, live
~ and bowel Reguiets are 4 mild
laxative. s0c at al stores adv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-12
Estate Of oRRIs C. HALL

Commissioners Notice
The Undersigned, having been APP
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District Of Manchester,
Commissioners, TO receive, examine,
and adjust the claims and demands Of
an persons against the estate Of
Orris {. Hall late Of Manchester in
said District, deceased, and an claims
exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby give
notice that We viii meet for the puF-
pose aforesaid, az the late residence Of
the decedent in The Village u Man
chester Depot IN said District, On the
27th day ~ July next, from ! O'Clock
:. -. until Z O'Clock p. m. on said day
and that Eir 0rths from the 2Ttn day
81 January 4. 2. 1920. 6 The time llm-
tied bg said Court Tor said creditors
10 present their claims o us f0r cx-
animation ard IL Ywance.
Dated = Narefest ter this Z7th day
5f January A. D 1920
S.B. TAYLOR.
81 B0ER&.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-12
THANH YOU

Manchester has taken a bold and
forward step in voting for mile and
q half u concrete road through its
main street. partly % b. met b.
private subscription. but mostly 70 b.
raised S. TAXATION. This Is setting 2
fast pace for the rest 81 Vermont COM
munites 10 follow Rutland Herald
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-12
BORN
MARRIED

SWEENEY MeBRIDE-In Ben
nington. February ?, 1920, at ST
Francis de Sales Church by Rev. T. X.
Carly, Bernard L. Sweeney Of Suf-
field, Conn, and Miss Jane Elizabeth
Mcbride Of Bennington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-12

The eatrrprssing citizens e Man
chester have Just voted in citizens
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Storage space Apply
10 W. T. Hard. 21-tg
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Youn women TO learn
70 make artificial flies. Address G. F.
Orvis Co, Manchester, VT 3S-tg
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Enierod n The postoiiice a. Man
sbes,,r VI. - second class matter.
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IS B TAYLOR
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conn .s4t aflf rs
Ida u Han. Admx Ma1chezter DE-
pot. VI 49,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-07
Berfanft 9suttparengeiddft.

6rau 5arab Gfefferle, Seem ulns
Yionier= =@ubn1a6ertn, bat lift @e16dft
an 5rau. @. 8. Nrrrbt & 60, oerfauft,
mel6e 9trma ben Beiih am 10. Mai
antreten mirb. Jrall Pfefferle bat
ibren 8lhlparerllaben bier % Sabre lang
betrieben. gnsefi6ts aneesriffener @e=
iu11bbeit bat 1ie ii6 nun entl6lolfen.
be13elben 3u perfauten.
israu Nr1lbt mar se3mnnsen, etne nel1e
Sage fir ibr Butlpare1geiddft 3u fu6er,
oa bus No1off @ebdube an gtorb Min=
neiotaitrabe, pel6eS fie bisber time se<
babt bot, fiir3lid on bic reu tr1forpo=
rierte 8lleneer 6urniture So. perfauft
iDnrbe lrlb abgebro6en merben ion, Inn
Blae gu MAIDEN fiir einen mooernen
reuen @e16dffsbllof. 1rau Nrnbt
pirb nun ibr 8are1lager mad bem 2aben
perleger1, ben Jrau Yfefferle biSber NIT
ibren1 Busaparensei6dft i1rnesebabt bat.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-07
@eben nad9 ct. Saul,

Slut Der o1n al}}ittmod inter benz Sor:
tits BON gG. yN. S1llitb in Sleepn GQ'
oboehaltenen Gou11tpfonpentton Der Die:
n,1Glifo1er nurben Die folge1loe11 Dele:
oaten 3llr Sertretlln9 oeS Sroiml eonll:
tn auf Der 5taatSfcnpention tn ct
l5aul am 8. Scat ge1pdblt: aus 9}en
llln1-N. gS. Nfeuller, 9. S1el9, SRI
sSera @tridler, s. g. Sage (o1e ote1
G5e11a11nten bilben suionln!en Spel Soll
oeleoate1): aus 9leepp Gne- W. IS
51nith, Nlbert Sauier, Urar5 a}o l111l
sSrou eSobn @oolbrtf (ebe111alls sme
Spllbelesoten); aus Sprt11stielo- 5, :, y :,
95otberberg, Spbn5dnels (bstoe Noll
Seleoote11); aus Sa1lsfa- g}. Sham
bars; aus Gon1f fren-S. .. 6eeb n1l1
Or. 81. gS. Gditein (su|arn1nen Ell
Iollbeleeat) ullb 6reo arabl tiir ot
9onboebiete. Als Sertreter tpurbel
Ssrau s. 6. Gotbenberg uro 6rau If
4ld5 aus @prinefielo ge1pdblt.
Sen Delegierten ipuroen fetne 5n
{tr1lfttonen NIT auf BEN 8es geeebe11
S. 8. 91eeo par Sefretdr Der Stbung
n1b er iomobl nie Hrdiibe11t Sn11tl g
tpurben no6ber gu pern1anerten Bean1
ten Der Gol1ntporea11iiation eemdblt.
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l1eberleben 8abnfataitDrpbe.

g8ie ein bieier Gage einsetroffener
Srief an bieiise Germorbte belast, be-
fanben iid @eo. Saoe urlo 6ran aus
6ranffort, g. O.. auf een melflih
4fabrenben 3uge Der 9fortbmeitern 8abn,
ser am 0o1rnerstosmoreen lester @o6e
NIT benz In D1tlider Nidtuns fabrenbe11
Berlonersug a1f Der @trede spiider1
5anborn u11o 9an1bertoa sl11a1nmenz
itieb. Sn benz 8riefe beibt es lpeiter,
bah bic beiben @enannten obne irseroz
meide @erletuneen benz l6meren I'm
qlad entronnen iirrb. 5don BON 9racn
aus batten fie furs na6 Der anfunft ba=
ielbft ben Gltern Der 5ran 9aag, Soiepb
Slot unb 6rau BON bier, ETH 5elegra11rnl
ae51idt, I'M ibnen n1ttSuteilen, baB
lie Ste &atafnopbe iiberlebt batten.
Mie ms nritseteilt mirb, batten 9err
5aae 11nb 5rau por, NIT bem Na6=
n1ittasssuee am Diittmo6 letster Wo6e
mad bal1ie 5uridsufebren, enf1blo1Ien
fi1 aber 1a6traelid, erit nit benz Morz
aenBuge 5u fabren, mel1er Gntf6lnB fiir
lie butte iebr fatal merben fDnnen.
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Sine lanse Autpiahrt.
Gier 9Dbge Mltps DDi1 9etrDtt,
Mid., nah Stem lllm gebraft
5rcde ppn $50 Meilen.

@ine lanse Nltofabrt lesten Mn1. 8.
@ieiefe, 5tn1llen @ieiefe nnb. Sobn
Boebler bon bier, io1pie Souls 8. Bredt
nus s@onrtlanb 5otpnbip leBte Bohe
suriid, als lie pier Dodge Srotbers
Autos BON Detroit, Mih., lleberlanb
mod Stem l1lm brahten. Die $50
Nieilen meite Tabrf mnroe obne ne11=
nersmerte S6,pierisfeiten sariifgelest
ll1lb Die llnternabrner oer1elben trnten
am So1lntaenadnittas, na9 fiinfet1=
balb=tdsieer 5abrt bier ein. :,
SIM 9ur6fdnitt p11rben tdsl19 lo5
Daeilen auriidgelegt; bie hDd1te sseiitnne
NOR 2l3 Waeilen an et1lem Gage. Dle
Sabrt fabrte burd 8iseoniin llno ote
Observation-Disclosures IN bie1em Staate
fi1b faft burdtpes NIT Cement geplaf=
teri, lobaB bus Nutofabren alf benz
lelben eine ,pabre sSreuoe tit. Die sanse
peite @trede maren bie 9anbitraben por=
treHlu6, aussenontmen smtinen Wulo=
NO nrb @a1eca, Minn.
Sn 8esleituns Der Stem Timer be-
fanben 5ih eilliee Widm1er aus Samber=
ton, Die ebenfalls Dodge GarS ueberlanf
nod 6al11e bra6ten. Die Retie mad
Detroit tplrbe BON Der gonaen 9e1ell=
{6aft per 8abn suriidgelest.
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&ipnier Nnlieoler;
.eauee geitorbe,1
g8ar 1eit 1862 furs ,1ad Dem sssnota=
neraufifanb IN hiefieer Geseno an
1Gi5iq. Stem lllm fuar eine 3ett=
lana jeine betu1at, Sesrdbnis tt
ssairmDnt. /
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pprieen 1Sreitagmorsen frib I'm 4::45
llbr in etne1n bie1igen 5oipital on Gtr1=
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5lopen1ber bebaftet selpeien NOR. SIM
peroanoe1len 9esenlber bate il6 Serr
2a1lee IN berIelben 5etlanltalt ether
Speration ul1termorfen tn Der Soft
11u11o, b1lrn bielelbe ipiirbe er 2tnDer1lns
ft11oen, rnb idien ltd audi lpieber sll er=
bolen. 9sor etipa bier Moden er=
frantic er iebo6 mteberur11' i6lper lno
trot better nebtst11iiden 8eba1loluns
una liebepoller Yf1eee perI6lim1nerte
1id1 5etn 3n}ta1b allmdblih, bts Ser
SOB tin BON feinen 2etben erl0ite~
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oenen gSeibnadtstage 68 Sabre alt,
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balo nad Dem Snbianeral1fitanb allf
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bro6en gepobnt, NIT ansnabme Don
etne1n Sabre (1909-l9lO, tpel6es er
in Seem l1lm 3ubra6te.
!Serr 2anee perebeli6te fi6 tn bef
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pe1nber 1870 NIT SRI. Sopble 9ieiefe,
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uno 81. $. 2ange, @an aafe, Soma.
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iiberleben BEN gntl6lafenen IA Gnfels
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@ie1efe, Or, BON bler.
Die 2ei6enfeier fanb a1n Montag=
n1oreen nm 1920 l1br IN Der @ourtlanb
Intb. Stride itatt, tporal1f Die irbif6e
9alle per Babn nah Sairmont gefbidtt
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2anse eebe11ft ibren fiinftisen gBobniik
bei ber 6amilie ibrer Iodter, 6rau
S. 8. 8pbe, baielbit muf3ui6lasen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-07
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bel1te, Jreitae, abenb I'M 5aale Der
11euen @reamern=@ @ebdnbes ON ser Gde
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balb Ser 5tnbt lit fir Sie @elesenbeit
aeiuonnen morDen. Nn ale Nrbeiter,
Sic nibt idon elmer anbere11 Union IN
Ser 5tabt aneeb0rer1, l1ub iid fiir Die
5a9e Der prganifierten Nrteiteri6aft
interel1ieren, ergebt Die Ginlabuns, bic
fer 8eriamnl1l1ng bei5umobnen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-07
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Ste gla6ri6t BON bem Nbleben Der Sran
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pirb.