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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-05

wher Old Mother Nature said that ev- erybody knows Jack Rabbit, Peter Rabbit
 shook his head. T don't" said he very
 meekly.
 Then it is time you did," retorted Old Mother Nature. If you had ever been in ti.e Far West you would know him and all about him. Everybody out there knows him. Of course, he should be called Jack Hare instead of Jack Rabbi', for he is a Hare. ile isn't quite as big as Antelope Jack, but even at that he is a big fellow He wears coat much like Jumpers. and the tips of his Ions ears are black His tail is much longer than
 Jumpers and when he runs he carries it down.
 T don't carry mine down. Peter piped up.
 True enough Peter. True enough, laughed Old Mother Nature. " ou couldn't if you wanted to. It isn't long enough to carry any way but up. Jack has more of tail than you have. My, how ho can run, He goes with great
 bounds and about every tenth bound he jumps very high This Is so that he can get good look around for enemies" Who are his enemies?" asked Jumper. "Foxes. Coyotes. Hawks Eagles, Wea- sells and men," replied Old Mother Ma ture. "He has about as many enemies as you have"
 ! q suppose when you say men you
 mean hunters" said Peter l Old Mother Nature nodded. Yes" said
 she. q mean those who hunt him for sport and those who hunt him to get {, rid of him."
 | Peter pricked up his ears. What
 do they want to get rid of him for? What harm does he do?" he asked 1 When he lives far from the homes of
 men he does no harm" replied Old Mother 1 Nature But when he lives near the homes of men he gets into a great deal 1 of mischief, just as you do when you visit Farmer Browns garden Old Mother Nature looked very severe when 1 she said this and Peter hung his head l q know I ought to keep away from
 that garden" said he very meekly, but vou don't know what temptation it is'
 The things in that garden do taste so good
 1 Old Mother Nature turned her head to
 hide the twinkle in her eyes. When she
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-05

But I thought Saturday was always a hard day for you," she said.
 Worst day of the week. he said. We have to crowd whole days business into half day, and everyone is rushed and ir- ritable."
 Weren't you busy today?" she in- quired.
 Writing a different letter with each hand, dictating another and listening to the phone all at the same time" said Andrew; but that didn't make any diff ference.
 What do I care for few little things like that? Didn't you tell me at break fast this morning that you were going to market and buy well-behaved hen
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-05
BAD BREATH
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It

Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. the substitute for calomel, act gently on the bowels and positively do the work People afflicted with bad breath find quick relief through taking them.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. They act gently but firmly on the bowels and liver, stimulating them to natural action. clearing the blood, and purifying the entire system. They do that which calomel does, without any of the bad after effects. Take one or two every night for week and note the pleasing effect. 10c and 26c boz
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-05
CHURCH SOCIETIES
 HOLDING MEETINGS

Methodist missionary societies rep resenting all the churches Of the city met yesterday morning at 10 o'clock in the First Methodist Church, for the first gathering of the two-day ses : sion
 The evening session was devoted principally to the young people.
 This evening the Easter pageant given by the young women of the First Methodist Church will be re- peated. A plate luncheon will be served this afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-05

FI With nervous prostration. Mrs. J.
 FRESHMAN, l93 Oak Street, Bingham
 bn, New York.
 The success of Lydia E. Pinkham's
 egetable Compound, made from roots tnd herbs, is unparalleled. It may be fsed with perfect confidence by women Eho suffer from nervous prostration, Esplacements, inflammation, ulcera- | on, irregularities, periodic pains, back Phe, bearing-down feeling, flatulency. |digestion and dizziness. Lydia E.
 inkham's Vegetable Compound is the PanSard remedy for female ills.
 If there are any complications about hich you need advice write in con |ience to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine l b., Lynn, Mass.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-05
RANDOM NOTES

Mrs R. F. Stow, of Atlanta, is vis- iting her daughter. Mrs. W. A. Davies, at her home on Glen Iris avenue.
 
 Mrs. Michael Hoxe and Miss Eve lyn Hoke have returned to the city after being the guests of relatives for the past ten days.
 Mrs. Mortimer Jordan will return tomorrow from New York, where she was the guest of friends and relatives for a few weeks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-05

mind was gloomy, could see no light on anything, could not work and could not have anyone to see me. Doctors med icine did not help me and Lydia E. Pink h a m s Vegetable Compound was re- commended. I took i t a n d a m n O W W e l l. I recom- r,,apJ it 4o oil n m;ok
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-05
AndreW and Ln1ogene Little Life Condolences in the Experience Couple Phil osophc, Though Married
 By FULKERSON

Are you tired, honey?" asked Imogene
 Andrew came in and kissed her. No, indeed" he laughed. happily. T el like a three-year-old."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-05

wouldn't for the world deny anyone who is seeking for knowledge"
 So Peter and Jumper politely thanked her and started for their homes.
 Copyright, 1920, by T. W. Burgess9
 The next story: Mother Natures School Grows"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-05

An A V l c oI tablet, placed in the drinking water, will positively save your little chicks from all such diseases. Inside of 48 hours the sick ones will be as lively as crickets. Avicol keeps them healthy and makes them grow and develop.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-05
HOW TO RAISE
 BABY CHICKS
Put Avicol in the drinking water.

Most people lose half of every hatch. and seem to expect it. Chick cholera or white diarrhoea is the trouble. The U S. Government states that over half the chicks matched die from this ca1lsa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-05
Foley's
 Honey and Tar

NOMfOONO IS PLEASANT TO TAKE, and sooths the raw, inhamed surfaces; stops the rasping, stransling feeling in the throat. It is made of the purest, fresh. est and finest ingredients to be had, con- tains no opiates or other harmful drugs, and costs twice as much to make as any imitation of it.
 Every User . Friend
 My little boy had a severe attack of croup and honestly believe he would have died if # had not been for Foley's Honey and Tar. Two doses relieved him and he went to sleep and was troubled no more. Mrs. w. H. Thornton. S523 w. 10th St.. Little Rock, Ark.
 am in my eighty seventh year and was troubled with tickling in my throat. lam very glad to tell you that Foley's Honey and Tar has stopped that. Geo. P. Randall. Dayton. Nev, ~ Foley's Honey and Tar is recom- mended for coughs, colds. hoarseness, tickling of the throat. spasmodic croup, whooping cough, la grippe and bronchial coughs,
 EUGENE JACOBS' DRUG STORE
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-05
Children Cry
 FOR FLETcHER'S c A S T c RIA
EERvOUS
 PROSTRATOIN
Hrs. J. Christman Proved
 That Lydia E. Pinkham's 'egetable Compound is a
 Remedy for this Trouble.
|00lDllIl1TTITIIITTTT

Binghamton, N. Y.-"I was in very ervous condition for over a year, my
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-05

Mrs. Vannie Thackery. R. F. D. 3, St. Paris, o.. writes. ''I had 90 chicks and they all died but 32. Then I commenced on Avicol and haven't lost any since. They have grown wonderfully"
 It costs nothing to try Avicol If you don't find that it prevents and promptly cures white diarrhoea. chick cholera and all bowel diseases of poultry. tell us and your money will be refunded by return mail. Avicol is sold by most druggists and poultry remedy dealers or you can send 25c or 50c today for package by mall postpaid. Burrell- -Dugger Co., eoA Columbia Bldg. Indianapolis, Ind KXI||CQIf z \
 stops chicks dying
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-05
BurgessB Bedtime Stories
Mischie vous Jack
By THORNTON w. BURGESS

Who does a mischief to his neighbors Is paid with hate for all his labors
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-05
Hamilton Beach Carpet Washer

"HOUSANDS have seen what is pie
 tured here: rug beng washed! II and the marvel of it convinces all The Hamilton Beach Carpet Washer does not beat or sweep or surface-clean, like vacuum-sweeper but it actually washes out all the grease and grime that a vacuum-sweeper cannot touch, washes out all the mud, smirch and street-taint that shoes tramp in, washes out all the dirt that smudges coors.
 See how the Hamilton Beach Carpet Washer brings back the original rich ness and freshness of the dingy floor covering. Rugs that are drab and dull to behold are made bright and cheery as the day they were bought; made ire sistibly vivid, soft, and taintlcss, their wondrous beauty immaculate.
 An Inspiring Book FREE
 "How to Have Big Paying Business
 of Your Own"
 We have published an inspiring little book that evey wife will want her husband to see; that every mother will want her grown to have It definitely and practically tells how to start on the road to financial independence. how easy 1t is to build big permanent business, how tho better than $500 an hour, by cleaning SKIP rug in only thirty minutes.
 The book is wewrtten crammed with fact and help for the who Is thinking ahead.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-05

Faultless clubs and envied homes no longer are gloomy and bare, while rugs and carpets are being laundcred by some carpet cleaning establishment. For this depressing unsightliness and most of the expense, are no longer necessary.
 Rugs NOW are washed clean, and dried right on the floor by the Hamilton Beach Carpet Washer. Two sponge rubber brushes with an action just like the ~buman hand are rotated electrically 300 times minute, scrubbing the H-B Con- pound deep down into the flores of the rug. The dirt and grime are instantly dissolved, and every particle of mud and moisture is at once suctioned back into the receiver-pan. In twenty minutes rugs like new are ready for immediate service.
 Factory representative will be with Wednesday Thursday of this week, practically all of In order to demonstrate this wonderful machine will clean limited number Oriental Domestic FREE. Bring your them cleaned and take home ready for
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-11-05
&aitpr 8arter 81, 6. 8priiker,

gaftor 6. IS. Barter BON Der
6iefieen ct. YeterS=@pi1fopalftr6e
purbe in ser Sabresperlammluns
bes Bromn @ou11tp &apttels beS
Soften &reu3es gum &oritter gez
pdblt.
Die anberen reu 9emdblten 8e=
emten ]inb: Nrtbur 8. 8oOd, @e=
lretdr @datmeiiter; Direftoren:
81. S. 8erg, Charles q. @tol5,
Baftor 6. S. @beeler, Trau Gmtl
Tren3el, Trau Soiepb @pple, Trau
4. g.. 8ood unb Trau Nrnolo
Gloor.
an iinb ptebergemdblt NIT NuS=
nobme bon Trau @foor, bic N}a6=
foleertn BON Trau Same6 Dougbe1
1T, bic etne @tebermobl ablebnte,
peil lie bennd6it NIT tbrer Samtlte
nod Sen @dmefteritdbten iiberite=
beln tptrb.
@barles 8. 8en1ies sab trterei=
fo11te @dtlberunsen aus ietner Nnz
pe1enbeit in Guropa CUR s3ett oes
Weltfrieses IN 9iublanb, Deuti6z
Ianb, Selterreid unb anoeren 2dnz
bern.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-11-05
,31uet Ginbriide
in elmer Madt
2aben nun Grifipn : 6augen uno
I;ibthrnget 6eitanrant in
@ansfa iperben pDn gieben
beimgeiudt

Sn Der 9ia6t bon 6reitag au1
Samsta8 muFoen in ben angen1etner
Ranfloben BON Gridion 5auger
uno in W}ihtbrngetS Reitanrant In
6ansfa gtnbrahe oerilbt. bel benen
bic 0iebe ii6 nit &leini9f fetten als
gellte beg ulieten, uno ele HolBet
slonbt, bab eS iih ntd)t un1 ote 2at
profeiitoneller gtnbreder hanoelt-
lleberrDde unb Saraelb
2lus benl @abe11 BON Grtd1on =
5ou9en, in sen tie our6 ein eingez
oriidtss aellerfenIter orollsen, eto=
neten iih Ste Iiebe stDei l(cberrDdet
et.pa5 lber 81 a1ss> ser 9legtitrterz
faIie, 1otpie ettpas 0otteln, Jei8e1'
lll6 9iolinen u11s ein GdIenleIler on.
2erl:tttels be6 Galen1eNers per
itbGiite,l lteb bie 1tehe oan1l gtnz
tritt tn oa5 N}ictbrnset feitaurans
no tie SO Gus Der J(egtltrtsrfa'1e
erbeuteiell.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-11-05
Sntereilante
GntbiiQn11gen
Sanfen unter rtiiken Miiblen unb
Getreibebdnbler gum Nahtetle
ber GARNER nnb &nniumenten.

BeIonoers oie 0orner inter
nnIeren 2eIern >perben Ben fol-
senben Gntbiillunsen gemiB be-
redtietes SntereIie entsegen brtn=
gen.
Nn;et6en beuten nQ,rltd boroli
bin, haB bic Mi11neopoliier San
fen bet Der Gini0rdnf1lng rer
areottsemdhrrne on Uarmer BON
sem geltreben 9elettet iperhe11, Ste
Sora1er gum gerfauf ibrer grn=
: len gu serireen Breiien 5u per
er1laNen, unl. baourd) Ste M}uble1l
ar1o GetretseintsrelIen SIT u.1terz
fitsen. NIT ber1en iie ourd1 tell
netie selnetnfames Nerlonat Ger
se:iieIiGen 9treftori:n enge per
builoen iilo.
9SrG{iOelsten ulo geonlte Der
8anfen linO NiiteLieoer ser 0onz
eeI5fan1glicr u11O oos gleifhe gilt
Son ptelcn 9ireftcrer Ger No11fen,
fobob es oarouf ntnau8fomn1t, baB
sie Gontrone Ser gonEcn uno
Die bes G:etret5e5onosLs til Ben
S6nben Ser eLeiGen Mednner ltcgt,
gtusioee bt @ernehmut,g+
Sertreter Der Gq1litn Sozogcrz
attire Grcbonse IN ct. Soul hobe1l
BET eirler 9ernehmune por Der
BunbeSbanoelsfo n1n1if{ton iiber ben
@etreiSebanbel, Die HcIhuloigrng
erboben, ooB Ste G}etreiOebanoelz
nnb Sic 8onfi11terelie11 be5 9}oroz
neten5 nabeSu it'd pOllt9 ocden.
Oaron ipllroe oas DringenSc
griuden on bie Golnn7tliton gez
fnitpft, cine tiesbesi siigltd1e Inter
fudung burdsufiihren.
Snnerbolb ser letter Wode11
Hab bic Metsenpretie I'M runo
81 per SBuidel eefallen unO sietd)z
seitts iiben tte 8anfen i5ren eoile1l
einfIub ous, I'M bie Grnte 10
raf6 ipie n0gltd ouf ben Wtortt
I'll treiben.
Ser rSarner1treif" pie er tn
aonios einseIettet lpurbe, lit etn
setpidtioer Gjceensua, bcr ou0 |etlle
! Ntrfung eesetgt bat, inoem 1tU
Banfen herseit nieber letdter 81
GorIehen on Tormer belregen la@z
= fen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-11-05
@abler9ebni6e in Wfinne>
lota.

ct. poul, 4. 9}openber, - Den
btSber etneeloufenen 0ablreIulta=
ten 51lfolee mir0 S. q. 8. YreuS
ais @ieger nm baS G1ouperne1sr5=
amt berporsehen. Gin otertel
ser Hrestnfte oeS 9taateS 1ha6ten erit
oas Grgebnts befannt baS ben1
@ouperneurSfanotbaten S. q. ..
greus eille menmebrbeit bon
iiber 10000 itber> {etne betben
@egner, 9obgIon nnb Sbtpfteab,
gtbt. 663 Yye5tnfte be8 5taateS
geben YreuS 109,O56 5ttmmen
@btpiteab 67,675 unb 5obgion
24,189.
Sic iibrigen Gtaatsfanbtabten.
0as Nablreiultat fir ste iibrtz
gen 9taatsfanDtbaten NOR:
0isesonperneur: 1ouiS Collins,
Nepublifoner, 9auptquartter be-
bauptet ietne Wabl NIT GROCER
5ttn1menmebrbett.
@taat8{efretdr:: Wltfe 9oln1,
Gepnbltfaner, mtrb als getpdblt
betra6tet.
@taatsfnatmett fter: 5enrn
0ineB, Nepubltfaner, Dtrb als ge=
mdblt betra6tet.
Weneralanlpalt:: Clifford 6ilz
ton, Nepnblifaner, 1pei1t biS iebt
ba8 Doppelte Der Stimmen3abl
feineS @e9ners, beS Nonparfiian
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-11-05

Stem Yorf, 4. o.-5rotbem
tpie natiirlteb, Die 8erid)te iibe1
ste Gtinmgaobeebe NOD nidt
gang poIftdrbte finb, 10 ldbt
iid BOD iest ldon NIT 8eittrfnlt=
bcit logen, bab ser republifoni=
ntIGe HrdItoent{ hoftlfonoioat Narz
rem q. Sorotng einen rollitdllntz
gen Sieg bopcngetraeen bat.
sluber ser Gripd5 5lung pon Sorz
btns merben bte 91epubltfoner tire
N}ebrDeit tn betoen Sio1lgree!! :sssr5et-
cen erbDben nno lie erbalten be-
ionoerS I'M Senet anitatt tbrer
sfpetfelboften GentrolIe bon eil1er
@ttn1me et1le n)eientItte Ote5rfeit,
slus pte1en 9taaten fomn7en Ste
@eriGte long|am. 9tber nad ben
hipberigen N;elbungen mtrb Sor=
sting lt1i11oeltenS $50 @ttmmen
TN N4ahlfolleetum eraalten UNI:
inabridetnLtd) mebr als' $50. anf
ser @ette bon Gor fam nidfs
gesdblt lperbe11 auber, Sen 127
@ttnn1en pom eeI6loiienen Sit
zen. Gb1e eine pl0RliGe Nen=
rerung lpiro it'd ste repubLtfaniid)e
Norberiase erfiille1l bab Gor
fet1ten meitltben ooer n0roltd)en
Stoat erobern irerbe. 9te Wobl
lit ser er6bte repabltfaniide 9ies
tn her Nortetgefdidte. Ser Be-
mofratilde aanbtbat u110 ietne
Gonpoe neleiter gaben bte 9}teoer=
lage Id}oa 3eitte gu, "a 9turoen
na6 8estnn Ser sblttnmnng
}dien es, bob ool1itdr1Oige Berihte
aus aIlen Otitrtften erft III einen
metteren 1ag etntrehen, ober Die
btsbertsen grgebniife metfen anf
feine s(enberllns ser 2oee BIN.
Cbip eeeen Gpr.
Columbus, 4. 9Son.
Obto, ste Setn1ot bes bento=
frotilden unb republtfani5hen Gez
lperbers, CAB, ieine @tinn1en entz
}dieben gu Gunlten BON Sarbtng.
91aG Ben btsbertgen 8eridten mar
9arnin ietnem geener NIT 1862
079 porau8.
Sic Grfplee Ser SD5ialtiten
Chicago, 4. g}ob.
: DaS lo3taltttl6e 5onptquartter
mar iiber BEN Grfolg her 8enllb=
uneen fiir .-bte Grmdbluns bon
Debs, obmobl er eine Citrate
TN 9ltla11ta 3u6tbaus perbiibt,
befrtebtet, @efretdr~ Srauitette1
1ddtt in etnem Teleeramm an
0ebs hte geiammte @tin1men5abl
fir BEN io5taliitilden Grdiibent=
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Wdltonen. Dos lo5ialiitiide So
tum mar ltorf IN Oiilma1lfee,
tpobur9 @ictot> Berger fiir Ser
&ongreb, aus hem er 5petn1ol
ausgeitoBen lpurOe, in &oriprunQ
fam. 0aoenport, Sa., beridtet,
hab ft6 eie io5taltlttide @tim=
nen5obl geeen pier- Sabre s11riid
fat Derpterfa6t bat.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-11-05
> Solfsblatt" lit
III 1tenent &eiike
@inpnaer bie memen Gieentiimer.
8latt tuirb ppn @inDna aus alS
Stem lIlmer 9Dfal5eitnng ber=
ausgeaeben.

DaS Seem l1lm 0olfsblatt, friiber
Gigentum bon 9. 2iei6, etnem Der
Serau8seber oes bteftgen Brotpn
@ountp Sournal, lit In BEN 8eiib
Ser Mtnonaer 3ettung8leute @mtl
2et6t unb Stto 8olfmann iiberge=
eaneen, tpie aus Ser In oem eenann=
ten 8latte I'M 9tnne Der be5iiglt9en
ge1etli9en 8eitimmungen per0ffent=
ltdten be be16morenen @rfldrung iiber
Gtgentum, @ef6dft8fiibrlh1g, 3trz
fulation, ulm. berporsebt.
Ste eripdb1te ~@rfldrung belagt,
oab g. ,stel6 aud iebt pod 91ebafz
teur -be5 Nolfsblottes it, bab aber
Sic Me[ltder 9erolb Yublt{bins 50.
ben gSinona 9erausgebertn unb
Gmil 2eibt gel6dftafiibrer Tt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-11-05
6eiie na9 8apern.

Serr u11b Trau Charles 8. Yotpeu
aus, ct. Clair, Bic mebrere Sage
Gdite bon Snfel unb Tante Ser
Trau Yomell, Serrn unb 6rau Sobn
@urm, paren, iinb am @omstag
aad Chicago unb SEEM Oorf obee=
reiit. @ie baben tbr Sotel tn ct.
Glatr berfauft unb merben n1oreen,
gamstag, bon Seem Dorf aus on
Bprb beS Dampfers Nmiterbam oie
eeereile nod Nmiterbam, Solanb,
ontreten, UNI bon BORT nod 8apern,
Sem friiberen 9eime Ser Tran Yopell
tpeitersureilen, mo fie auf unbeltimmz
te 3eit Gdite Ser O,utter Der 6rau
goipe1l, Grau 6ran3 8ur11r, letn
merbe11.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-11-05
Weiuneiota= 9ifrift ber @altber=
2tga,

SIM bieiieen 1utberti9en @9ul=
buus fanb am letten @amStog bte
organizations 8eridmmlnng oes
N2innei DtitrtftS Der @altber=
Qioa itatt; bic @altber<9iga lit eine
Oroanilation Der Gereintgungen iun<
oer Qeute in Sen gan5en Ser. @taa<
ten unb Ranaba. @S paren Dele.
oaten anmeienb bon ct. Saul, ct.
Yeter, Bertba, 8lue Garth, 6airfar,
@elington unb natiirltd bon Seem
ulm. SIN 9anfe bes 8ormittass
tpuroen oeri9tebe,1e Nnselegenbetten
er0rtert, nie Rubli3itdt, 9oipt8ar<
beiten, @infiibrung lntberil der 3pz
3enmfurie, moflr etn NuSl6ub err
nannt tpnr6e.
9lm g}a6mittas ipuroe bic Wabl
ser 8eamten porgenommen NIT benz
folgenben Grsebntlie: 8aitor s. 8.
Sepne bon Ser ct. BeterS Gtr6e
bon ct. Saul, Yrditoent; Yaitor
Suit. Nlbre6t bon ct. Beter 8t3e=
grdlioent; @efretdr, Nbolf @erla6
bon ct. Yeter; S6abmetiterin, SRI.
9eimann BON Gairfar, Minn.; gorz
iiber beS Boll5ugsratS, Rrof. Garl
56meppe bon Seem l1lm.
Sc . tpurbe bel6lonen, baB ser
nd6te >SabreSfonbent am 3. Cams
tag unb acknowledgement @onntas TN
@eptember 1921 IN ct. Saul,
Watnn., abgehalten meroen loa.
Mn Nbenb, paren Sic Delegaten
Gdite Ser bteligen 8ereinisung, moz
bel Baltor Or. Maier aus Mtlnuuz
fee, goll5uesiefretdr Der Snternaz
ttonalen @altber=2tga, nnb Brof.
Garl @dmeppe, gorliter oe8 8onz
3ugsratS beS Mtnneiotaoiitrtfts, Nn<
fpraden btelten uno ein id6nes
1nnitfalilde8 Brogramm CUR Dur6z
fiibrung gelangte.
+ Nm 5onntagDormittag mobnten
Ste 9elegaten einem beionberen Nez
fprmat ttonSgo gottesbienite BET unb am
Nadmittag gab Hrof. S. Genter
bonn Or. Marttn 2utber Gollege
ein fur5es Sreelfonsert gum beiten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-11-05
gem 1lm, Naunelota, 5reitag, ben 5. gop. 1920
Gelobnken fir 8roz
bibitionspe
Bier bieiige S6anfmirte n,iii1en
je 500 5ablen. 8unbesgrDkz
gei6tbDrene erbeben flint tuei=
tere Mnflagen.

Sobn 3ii6fa, W1arttn @9nobrt6,
Sobn @dneioer unb Nu9uft 8ener,
bier fribere SEEM timer @6anf=
lpirte, tpurben i'm 8unbesgert6te
gu D1anfato bonn Ni6ter @ilbur
S. 8ootb, nadbem lie ii6 Ser Ser
letung Ser Yrobtbtttonspori6
f6ulotg befannt batten, 81 ie 500
@elbbube perurteilt.
8eper, @1neioer uno Sdnobrtd
tpare1l angeflagt, setittge @etrd1lfe
IN ibren 2ofalen sebabt gu baben. !
Ser 5an 3iid,fa. =
s3i16faS SAT- 1T belonoerS be-
n1erfenspert, als 8etiptel bes 8or=
gebens ser Yrobtbtttonsbeamten tn
thren1 8eitreber, lleberfiibrunsen 5uz
itanbe gu brinse11. Wte it'd uniere
Seller ert1lnern meroen, maren ote
obtgerl Sdlle bie 6olge Ser anmelen=
beit BON md1lnliden uno lpetblt6en
Observation-Disclosures I'M SUI
nj IN Seem lllm unb nmsebung.
Giner bieler 8ean1ten erl6ten
bon1alS BEL s3iidfo in beiien @rz
frtldunssltdtte nnb oerlangte retlpaS
@tarfes. 3tldfa antmortete, oaB ct
feine seifti9en @etrdnfe babe; ber
6remoe brons aber peiter TN tbn
uno idlieblid) perlprad 3il6fa, gu
perinde11, tim gdnapS gu oer=
lbaffen. Gags barouf eri6ien ein
anoerer 6rember, mabri6etnlt6 aud
etn Nneeitellter oes 9robtbtttons9e=
bein1oierltes, bel ,3iidfa unb bot
ibm etre Tlai6e SdnapS gum &aufe
an. Oteler faufte ite au6 fir ben
anoeren &unben Der tatld6lt6 aub
balls auftaudte uno nah Dem
66naps fragte. Gaum batte er ote
Quart, ais ct 5i9 alS Brobtbtttons<
bean1ter 3u erfennen CAB u1b i3u6ta
perbaftete.
Stint neitere Mnflagen.
Ste 8na1oes9robge bgeldmorenen tn
Manfato baben lpeitere fiinf An=
flaeen erboben, oapon pter eesen
8eI Iiter bieliger Grfrii6nngSftdtten
unb eine gegen einen Sarmer, aue
auf 0erletung be8 Rrobtbition8gez
leteS lautenb.
0iele Nnseflasten itnb Senrp
un5 gilbert Betgel, Nnton 8artl un6
Nrtbur Sdletf bon Seem lllm uno
Sobn s. 5etfert bonn Tomn Mtl=
forb,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-11-05
eSauitratipn sur Yel5teuerung.
9em Observation-Disclosures

Gem 8u1besaderbauoepa
lit ein Setlpiel fir bos ungebenre
@teigen ser Gel3preile sur &enntntS
gefomme1. Semanb faufte TIM
Sabre 1915 einen NIT g{Or5 ee=
fiitterten leberrod fir $500; 5pet
Sabre ipdter perfaufte er bas 9}0r5z
futter fir $1,000 unb lteb ben
leberrod NIT 9futria fiittern titr
s15O. 91a6 abermal5 5metjabrtz
oem G)ebrau6 Derfaufte er Da8
S3utriaFutter fiir~S250 unb lieb ben
O}antel NIT M}pl6rattenfen fiittern,
mas tim s55 foitete. SIM 8orlabre,
allo 1919, perfaufte er otele5 Jutter
fir $500 uno beiibt nod immer ben
urIpriingli6e1 Iudmantel nnb bat
ba,u einen Oept11n BON $845.