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The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-02
BRITISH TAKE FIRST CENSUS SINCE BIC WAR

LONDON May 2 (by Associated Press).-The most thorough census in England's history is now being taken, the work having started April 24, the first since the war. Divorce data will be a new feature while accurate in formation regarding orphans will be carefully sought because of the at tention given by the British govern ment to children who lost parents in the war.
 Since the last census" says the registrar-generals instructions, "the war has cut clean across every branch of our national life. It has violently upset all birth-rates, mar riage-rates and death-rates. It has al tered the whole occupational and in- dustrial configuration of the country and completely changed many of the customs, habits and conditions of the people. There is hardly a single ques. tion upon which we can look back to tLe IeSultS OL the ldSt census TOT guidance, so great having been the break between that time and this Precise facts are to be desired on the score of unemployment so that the man power of various industries may be determined. The daily tide of travel between homes and places of employment is to be ascertained SC that housing and transport problems may be disposed of
 The previous census in 1911 placed the population of England and Wales at 36, ,492, Scotland 4,76O,904 and Ireland 4,39O,219. Total for the Unit ed Kingdom, 44,221,615.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-02
LOWER RATION PULP GRANTED
 BY ALASKA @.

Rate of $5 ton on paper pulp shipments from the Alaska Pulp & Paper Company's Speel river mill to Seattle has been arranged by the Alaska Steamship Company, accord ing to telegraphed notification re- ceived Saturday by Willis E. Novel;, Alaska agent of the steamship com pany, says the Empire.
 Sunday MT. Novel; notified John Rustgard, the only representative of the pulp company in Juneau at the yesterday sent notification by mail to W. P. Lass, manager of the pulp company's Speel river plant. An answer from the pulp company as to whether the new rate is acceptable is now being awaited
 For the last several months the Alaska Steamship Company has been gathering data on the pulp situa- i tion in Alaska with an idea of mak- ing reduced rate on the com modity," MT Novel; said today. "Our lowest rate on merchandise on the nearest classification to pulp was 1 $9.00 a ton, either weight or measure ment.
 An entirely new classification had to be worked out to cover new commodity, not heretofore exported 1 from Alaska" he continued, "and this was done with the result that the Alaska Steamship Company last Fri day fixed the rate on wood pulp from i the Alaska Pulp x Paper Company mill at Speel river to Seattle at $500 per ton of two thousand pounds gross weight"
 According to MT. Novel; he was asked by telegraph Saturday to notify the representative of the pulp com pany as to the new rate fixed and tC notify the head office of the Alaska Steamship Company as to their de cision as soon as possible so that preparations could be made tC handle the product now on the wharf at Speel river by changing the rout ings of boats to make their south hound sailings include Speel river as point of call
The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-02
GET ALL CRIMINALS
 LOS ANGELES SLOGAN

LOS ANGELES, Cay, May 3 (by Associated Pre5sl-Modern "vigi;ant- es" to the number of 5000 have been organized In Lot Angeles as an au1il iary police force in an effort to sup press crime. Witt: an ultimate goal of 25,000, the organization plans to r, ok up the reace officers twenty four hours a day in every section of the city.
 The vigilantes plan to organize every one of the Eine hundred blocks F the city and watching quest onablc characters. Each block will have from five to ten duly registered members and will be under direction of 8 cap tain.
 Sanction of Mayor M. P. Snyder and E. Clem Wilson, head Of the police commission, has been given the organization. The slogan. Get the Criminal has been adopted.
 Women will cooperate in the work but will not be included in the mem- bershlp, it was announced by Charles H. De Lacour owing to the possible hazards to be encountered in enforc- ing the law and in apprehension of criminals"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-02
2 S0afumousl artcuf g4iciu,

Bill Hart in "The Toll Gate" is the special offering at the Empress to- night. It is seven reel production the first from Hart's own studios. "The Toll Gate" swept Los Angeles newspaper critics from their feet by it's swiftness of breath-taking action.
 The following Is an extract from the Los Angeles Times.
 "All power to those stars who set higher marks for themselves upon the signing of new contract. William S. Hart is one of them apparently. Ii the features that come after this, his first release, are equally as note worthy, the celebrated interpreter will have produced a series of classics that well nigh take rank with the stories of Bret Harte.
 "The Toll Gate" is one of the finest pictures Hart has yet imbued with the virile force of his presence. The first thing that recommends the new feature is the strength af the story
 There is nothing conventional about the close of the picture-no cut and dried clinch. Instead, a man passing through the "toll gate' to- ward the new life among new people; the woman going back to her own with her child by marriage. Hart ir the character of "BIack Deertng" Is without doubt one of the actors greatest achievements"
 In making "The Toll Gate," MT Hart was assisted by Anna Q. Nilsson and the famous Pinto Pony. We quote Bill Hart himself, in his state ment Its the best picture have ever produced"
 Showing tonight and tomorrow a the Empress.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-02

Clarence j. Mcleod, Detroit at torney, Is believed to enjoy the dis. tinction of being the youngest man ever elected to congress. He was elected from the Thirteenth Michigan eistrict to fill vacancy. lie became twenty-five yeara old July last.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-02

Cordova Jazz Orchestra dance al Eagle Hall Saturday night.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-02

The big dance every Saturday at Eagle Hall.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-02

Let The Daily Times figure on your Job Printing.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-24
That DULL ACHING

0oo1 voery end co0pseSe aeoot Q
- hacA. Oct ~ Al ~ rer veak
o11nsys. laoe saA sehy haeks. yous
nsioAbess seccmmeeA Deans re
80 Pms. Ask year aeishbcr' Rsa1
tn seats0sns:
Nm. Y. '. brickey. sssssosd PIKE.
tAaesstes. Gays; = toot Doaa's
Kllasy Pills vhsa ! was su0ssiae
vitA boehschs saA trey certainly
ars one. hsA . dull. naGgiae aeAe
n ~ small II ~ haek sad NOM
No. vAsa sot - ! vas % ia0e
aseoes ny hips eeald hardly -
assun1. NJ hidnsys we're weak A.
ac1ed isveGssariy. belisvs ~ kt6.
Neyo eaussA ~ bash 10 hurt. Hav.
lae heasd 20 nocA aboue OoaaS
Ridaey Pills Z taot them and before
~ Z vas eatirsly cured d The
sssabss. can cestaialy recoamssd
noaa's xldAey pil1s"
pssce ooc. at On dealers. Deat
almOay ask Tor . hiAasy remsdy-ess
noaa's Rl1asy Pills-tAs aa0e that
uss. nsletey hal vDstsv n1sIbusa
Co. Mn. DuaAle. n Y.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-24

Mr.. Harry d. Rice was y recent
visitor in Stanford.
Mr.. John Osborn spent Sunday
with Jessamine friends.
Master Clarence MsridA. who has
been very III IL improving.
Ma Milton Ward visited Mrs. A.
". Merida Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs James Eason Of Lancaster
spent ruesdy with Mrs. VIM. walker.
Mr.. Randolph Peyntsr. Of Lincoln
made his weekly Wait here Sunday.
Nm Milton Ward was . visitor Fri.
day Of Ms. Bascom Pelphrey. Of
Lancaster.
Mn ". 7. Sutton was = visitor Of
Nrs. VIM. Retnsns. II Lancaster
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mn. WIN. Walker were
suests Wednesday Of Mr.. and Mn.
Henry Yster.
Mr. and Mrs. william Emery moved
to Lancaster the past week to the
Goodloe rcsidence.
Misses Lee Anna Osborn and Mol.
lie Barnes were Monday visitors Of
Miss Fannie Merida.
Mr.. and Nm. Mack Turner and at
tractive children were Sunday visi-
tors Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Noah Marsee.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Turner and chill
dren. Virgil and Alice. spent Sunday
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Foley.
Dsilss5's oAsiisk Flssv always
gives sssisesssisa. Try . ssek today.
Hsissa Z Fsssss.
Mrs. J. L. Yantis and son. Hers
chel visited Mesdsmes Milton Ward
and c r. Henry Tuesday night.
MrA Carrie Davidson spent the
weekend in Lancaster with her son.
Mr. L. q. Davidson and Mrs. David
son.
Mr.. James Sans. Of Corbin. has
rsturned home after = visit with he
sister. MrA A. N. Merida and Mr.
Merida.
Mn. janice yantis and Master Her.
chsl we're guests rhussday night Of
Nm Carrie Davidson. Mr.. and MA
WIN. Sstten.
NJ. and Mn. VIM. barnes had for
their Sunday visitss NJ. and Mn.
Hsasy Tutts. Mn John and Nis Lee
Anna 0sbssa.
Nh snd Ma 0llis 0ssAan aaA
han4ssns w. 60. Nm. Mlosn.
soeat 1Asss1ng svsaiag nth ~. ed
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-24

combs. wattles. angles Of the bcsk
and face. the eyes and occasional
~ on the skin. Cold and inAuenr's
are two other names by which roup
sometimes 10 known.
u has been demonstrated that
chicken pex Is caused by . hlterabls
virus but there Is sill some work to
be done before II can be determined
definitely whether or no( roup IL
caused By the same thing. according
to Mr.. Steiner. The fact that both
diseases are usually found combined
has led investigation TO believe that
they may be caused BY the same
thing. Reup seems to be most pre-
valsnt in kentucky and 10 accom-
panied BY = certain percentage OF
pox.
Belief Of investigation that the
two diseases originate from the same
cause 10 strsagthsned BY the fact
that vsceiass made from roup LESSONS
seem to control both rup and pox
while vsecinss made from scabs Of
pex and roup. Different methods
Of making the vaccine are practiced
In different states, Kentucky using q
cembiaatien Of the roup LESSONS and
the pox scsbs in preparing the vac
cine.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-24
Farm And Home News
From Over Kentucky

whitley county farmers will uss
IN Increased amount Of limestone on
fheir felds this fall In order to in.
crease crop yields. a report from
County Agent W. D. Woodward
states A recent campaign to arouss
interest in the use Of this fertilisss
resulted In IN order for three car
Loads from the county.
Thisty-hve Ohio county poultry
fiocks have been enrolled In the win.
ter ssg laying project being conduct.
Cd over the State by the extension
divisien Of The College Of Asricul'
turs. according TO . report from
County Agent .. y. Mclnteer.
Piaas ere bsing Wsds BY farm
wensu Of Simpson county 70 taks
W elstAias s9ieisney werk being esa'
duetsd ever Ne State b. niss uslss
HsrrinaA. Geld agent b clsthing
from the College 81 Agriculture
H. vsmsn vill 10 shown hsw h
naks sls>kias ssiskly. sasily ed
NH go pssnlos 10 sesiss q thssa
nsstIaU - - ~ dusing Nsvsm'
hss. psssnbss snA Jsnuasy.
pse)es1s solliasd fss junies sgEi'
sslensal slub nsuasn - sstssetlaG
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-24

increased attention from farm boys
and girls in Fayetse county. y re-
port from County Agent w. x. Cab
bert states. The enrolment Of
yeungstes In clubs Of the county Is
expected to be Increased rs per cent
during the coming year.
The possibilities Of millinery for
rural women has aroused considerable
interest in Galloway county, accord
ing to . report Of Mis Irene Piedalue.
field agent in clothing from the COL
lsgc Of Agriculture. Eleven women
have made attractive hats In three
classss conducted in the county.
Community organization and spirit
IL hlling an important place In the
development Of agriculture interests
in Livingston county. = report from
County Agent L. c. Pace states. Two
morv community clubs, one ct Cor
inth and another in the Pan Handle
vicinity were recently added to these
Already existing in the county.
W IL. Abbell and d. A. Dunn. Of
Livingston county farmen. will con-
duet wheat variety demonstrations
this year in cooperation with the ex-
tension division Of the College Of
Agriculture and County Agent l..
c. Pace for the purpose Of determin-
ing the varieties Of grain best suited
TO the county.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-24
New Vaceine Controla
Ros,p And Pox OF
Fowls.

Lexington. Ky..--Suecessful vac
cinstisas made during the past year
By ths Kentucky Agricultural Ex-
pssimsat Station on thousands Of
ehleksas Cor the control Of roup and
chicken pex indicate that these two
dissasss which ere among the most
sssisus ones Affecting poultry may
- eeatssllsd By this msthed. accord
iag 70 a. J. Steiner. q member Of the
vsessinary science department Of the
s1stisa. The nsw eeatsol has in-
essassd In Importance with IN in.
eseass IN thsss twe diseases In ths
ols1s dusing the present fall ~ In
dlestsd By the numerous inquiries
~ sspests received 1t The station.
1DoIaeioa q ~ lnfsetsd birds coup
~ With ssaita(iea was feuaA hslp-
81 In esatrolling The dissass In "
1sshs vassinstsd ~ ~ sestisa vet.
selnasians.
usup y . dissase % ths hsad and
, usually characterized by seesmu-
lsAisas q vaossy 0sA h ths -
~ 80 syss q W. Nh. thh ooid
~ bsssnia0 hasd 81 shssss-3ks.
- ossuuulo1isa ssnsss salasgsnsn(
- dsDosnI1v g ~ pasts sGss>sl.
0n1nhoa - b shasoo>esiosd ~ ~
- - 1>.sona 80 annoar - -
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-24

Mrs. Miley Beasley.
Mr.. and Mn. Tom Doolin and
daughters. Niases Cora and Flora.
visitsd Mr.. and NrA J. D. Ray. Of
Pleasant Hill recently.
Ars. C. r Henry and two inter-
esting children. James Milton and
Louise were Sunday afternoon guests
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-24

Many people believe that the end
Of wars 10 at hand. u nay - tSus.
but We fear the hand 10 ct The end
Of . long arm.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-24

Honor the guest in thy house. lest
he come not again to clean up the
best portions Of the meal.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-24

They call It the ancient custom Of
kissing. but investigator discleses
that Il 10 quite modern.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-24

The greatest trial in the life Of IN
optimist Is when he invests in . gold
brick.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-24

Of Mr. and MIRA IL. Ysntis.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Lane and son.
Eliza. Misses Flonnie Mae and S.
vanah Lane were Sunday visitors Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Penningtoa Of
lancaster.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-24

And still. the ailments Of mankind
are often most pronounced In women.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-24

when . reckless editor wants 10
hand out = lemon. and ut the ssme
time be- on the safe side he reports
Il ~ n rumoS.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-30
8illigere 6abrraten 1T 9lusiid)t

6ols ue11isItenS $50 Yerionen Sem
Sabres Gonoent ser Minneiota Tarn1
Bureau Teoeration IN ct. Saul
mdbrenb ser ad)terl idbrlt6en 6armerS
ltno Somemafers @eef auf Oer Unit
perlitp Tar11 bonn 2. btS 6. Sanuar
1922, bettpobnen, merben Ste peri6ie=
oenen Giienbabnen et11e State unb balb
fiir sic 0funbfabrt auf bem Gerttfat
Ylan g>lpdbren. I'm 5u bteier Salb
Sabrt fir Sic 9liidreile bere6tigt s1l
iei1, 1l1iille11 Ste 3idet8 spilben Sem
81. 0eSenlber rnb 6. Sanuar tnfluz
itpe gcfauft >peroen, 9te iollten etn
Gertiitfat ober etlle Qutttung bonn
Neenten nit oemielben Datum perz
lebel1, perlangen. Sobalo Ste In
O1tnneapolis ODER ct. Saul anfomz
men, 10 prdientiren 9te baSielbe
I Serrn S. 8. Tren6, @efr. SET 6arm
8urcau Teberation, ser oaun 0as
@eitere beiorsen lpirb, iobab Sic 9liid=
fabrt nur Sic Sdlfte oeS reguldrer
YreileS betragt, 5. b. lpenn Ste nDttge1
$50 1tdetS bon 81 GentS ober mebl
perfaut murOen. gSer nod lpettert
Snforn1ation baben 1n09te loll lid
an 0r. q. g. 9torm, llntoerli it'll
Tarm luenoen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-30
Mrnte eyantilie1t
ausfinoig 9enta@t
28 lyamilien entoeft sic bilfsbez
oiirfttg iino. ssrauen Der Gnn=
gregationaliiten Stride, beg ct.
Gita Courts uno Jretmaurer be-
teiltgen itd) am 9iebesmerf.

@dbren6 ser @eibna6tsmo6e ba
ben bic 6rauen oer Gonsregationaliite1
&ir6e % arme Bamtlten NIT @etb
na6tsf0rben perieben. 5obalb be:
fannt tpuroe, oab ii6 eine sanSe Nn:
5abl Gamilien In Stem 1llm befdnber
bic ioSuiasen ni6ts 3u eiien bdtten
bilbeten fi6 bic Jrauen ber Gonsre,
gationaltiten &ir6e 5u etnem Gomite
iammen litter Dem Boritk bon Brar
@tatam s. @enot, TIN 6tlfe 31 &C.
tpdbreho tpoimmer bieielbe 11ot>penbiq
iein iollte. Ste fanben' tm @anSer
% Tamilien bic ber 6ilfe bebtirfttQ
tparen unb ba6en oa3r bei9etragen bic,
len eine @eibna6ts Drcuoe 3l berei.
ten. Oanit ioll jeoo1 bic Dnriorgt
nt6t aufb1rsn. Mdbreno bes Jtei
bes MinterS ipiro ii0 bieieS @onlttee
bieier banilten annebmen.
glebnltN betdtisten it6 bic Wtt'
slieber bes ct. 9tita Courts, fatboli.
lNe JbNtcr bon 9(nertfa. Sic fanbct
auN cine S(n3abl Bamtlten bic bilfss
beottrftis mar II unb Da6en baftir &C.
ior9t, oab anN oicicn cin anSencbner
@eibnaNten beiNeert ,puroe.
SNon felt 9abre1l bat bic bieii9e
breinaurer 2o9e iih ber YcbGrftieen
am MeiDnaOten erinncrt. g(nN bic
les Sabr baben lie bic Sllnl,nc Don
5000 5uiammen9cbraOt fiji pclOe
WabrllngSmttte( II in. gcfauft lno al
arnc 2eute perteilt purben.
1as &omitee bes Nnerican Vcgton
YoftenS mclNes ftir5lteb NIT ben Dis
reftorcn beS Commercial Stub 5lle
lalnncnfa,n, bebufs SlnSarbettung
eines YlanS ben Nr6ettsloien IN ylem
lllm 9lrbeit 81 peri@afien umo aud
oen &inoern arncr Gltern eine @etbs
naNtsireubc Su bereiten iino et>paS
peri0nupft meil lie nic4t oas Gmt9caens
fo1nmcn ser ,Oireftorc1 frtl63eittg &c.
nug befamen u1n etipaS ftir Die 2ill@
bcrung Der Scot ,pdbremb Der 6etertage
bettrasen 81 f6nncr.
@enn Die Slmertcan 2esion etipaS
tun mill IN oteier Stnit6t 10 iollte ltc
iih ntbt auf anoere perlaiien, ionoerll
Sic Arbeit ielbit III 9lnsrtff nebmen unc
Der bteltse smertcan
2egion Soften lollte grob uno fart
genug lein eine gewiile Iatigfett 81
uirternebmen obne BET bem Commercial
Stub ooer trgeno etner anoeren Srz
ga1ltlation um l1nteri itiibung an3n=
fragen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-30
Madite @ituns am 5, Sanuar.

gett ser lebten gerlammlung bea
&omttees tpel6es Die 2eitung oe1
&asne fiir 9(ufbrtnsung bon Seen
l1lmS Quote BON ben $3,O0O,O0C
ser bon Nmerifanern beuti6er Nb=
itammuns aufgebra6t nerben ioll, I'M
ternommen bat, ltnb peri6ieoene 11eue
Namen bin3ugefii9t tporben fir bts
9auS 81 5auS Gampasne. Sri.
9lltce Saeberle fat 1t6 bereit erfldrt In
oer Gampasne an Glib 8roaomap n1ttz
5uiptrfen. Brau Tre6 0>aui6fe uno
Trau Senrp Sellmam lit Der 0iz
itrift tpelGes gtorb Hanne unb Norb
Jefferlon gtrabe eini6ltebt, iiber=
geben tporben; Trau Martin Mueller
un0 Sri. Glara Steinbauier tperoe11
Die @inpobner bonn @teiental Di=
itrtft belu6en; Noolpb Nlmin fat ii6
bereit erfldrt I'M 9tiperltbe gu folz
leftieren; 8rall Ibeooore S6menoin@
ger uno lrau 8eter Sprenser meroe1r
Sic betreffenbe slrbett an 9toro Sefferz
ION nnD JtDrD 0er1nnH Str1be bclDrz
gen ipdbre11b Die ST.. Dttslta Tauer
uno Noeline Torlter fiir @aibin9ton
uno Tranfltn Strabc, n6rblt6 bon 5.
g1oro frabe ernannt lpnr0en.
@tne ipettere ,3uiammenfl1nft be8
8oll5ugSausi6uiie8 miro na6iten
DtenStasabeno BEN 3. Sanuar i1n
0ut6 9foom ser Surnballe itattit11z
SEN, bel lpel6er @elegenbett Sic letten
arrangements getroffen ,peroen. 9ie
&agne ielblt be9tnnt mte l6on
friiber bert6tet, O2tttmod BEN 4.
Sanuar. Soffentli6 miro 0en per<
l6iebenen &omttee Mitglteber1t iiberz
al eth ber5lt6er @mpfang berettet
ner6er.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-30

SRI. Grna Sauert 1T naG
5leepn @ne 5uriidgefebrt na6 etnem
ongenebmen 8eiu6 BEN tie bteitgen
8erpar1oten abgeitattet bate.
- Irou 9lngnit @6roeoer bon
@leepn Gne erbolt lt6 tn erfreult6er
@eiie bon ben Tolgen etner Speratton,
sic fiir5lt6 tn etnem bteitgen 9olpttal
an tbr poll5ogen nuroe.
= Serr unb 6rau S. s. glrnz
brufer nn6 Gtn6er unb Tra1 Marn
Dal[mann unb 9obn BON 9anborri
belu6ten lebte @o6e Ste Tan1ilie bon
Bral1 Marn 2angbDff.
= SRI. Slime @etlinger >par aus
gangs LETTER @ode unb anfangS bteier
Wo6e IN ct. Saul uno Mtnneapolta
mo- fte ste Wetbna6ten bel tbre1
@6pei iter, 6rau q. 6. Clifton unb
an6eren 8erman6ten nno Sreunoen
perbra6t bate.
~ Tranf Sofia bonn @olbater
6eim IN W1tnneapoliS lit oteic @o6e bel
ietner SHUTTER l11tb anberen 8ermano=
ten gu 8ei16 un6 nitro ndditen
Dienstag tpteber abreifen. Granf
bierte I'M Spanil6zan1ertfanii6e
.SGriege 1l1o bat ieitber ietn Nugenliht
perloren. Gr 1T total erblinbet; aber
trokbern brtngt er eS fertig Dem 2eben
Nei3e ab5ugetptr11ter1. Gr fann &0rbe
unb Belen a11ferftge11 lii1b berfiir3t iib
6amit sic s3ett nnb perbte11t genng
babei llm ietne perl0nlt6en Nnslagen
su beden. Obne 8esleitilng gebt er
nod ietnem Nrbeit8plat, na6 Sem
Capitol nnb anberen Bldte1t unb ftnbe1
letnen @eg thinner tpieoer 3uriid mad
tent solbaten 5etn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-30
Sc ~ eroen eeiu@t,

Der Toretsn 2anguase Snfor1na=
tion @erbtce lit BON &orreiponbente11
I'M NuSlaito erlrdt >poroe11, BEN tebt=
gen Mufetttbalt folgenber Herloner 81
er1r1ttteln. yea6rt6ten fperben por
ben1 Boretgn 9dtsiage Snformatto1
@erbtce, Is @elt 81 Street banfenl
engtegengenommen iperben.
aoebr, Telir, friiber 8dder1neiite1
III Chicago.
@defcspf, Soief, (Soe @6efsfp)
lette befan1lte Noreiie 454- Stb Mpe=
ME, STEM Oorf Gitp.
{Setn, @rrit, geb. Su 9fueolinse1t
8es. slntt Sub Gilltnee1h 8apern
auSsenan6ert I'M Sabre 1870 uni
1Dl[ tn Motltana Tarmer let1t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-30
ianote
feine Npte
@alter @atbenans 8elud iii 2pnz
bpn erfplglps. 9tes mtro als
@runo angefiibrt. 6ran5Dien be-
baupten 1euen &ertra9sbrnd).

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fannt tpiro, bat sic Mei6Sregteruna
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li6 fitr oie Snoultrten bon 9otbrtn9erl
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3ulammenfu1ft beS oberiten States
IN Cannes ste 8elorgniile erbDbt.
Deutide 8ertreter tperben na6 einer
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fare ami Don11erstag TT BariS be-
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3ulammenfunft TT Cannes 3l1 ttretfen.
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Sen beuti6en 8ertreter, tn Ste morgtge
&onlnltiitonsitbung begleiten. @ie
treffen Donner8tag firth etn. 4
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tungen gegen Sic 9llltterten 1ad5u=
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5u erlange1.