davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03
sat Ser slim Ginflnf auf Sic 81
terat1tr?

9as lit cine Grage, Die set Site.
rarbtltorifer nnlerer 3eit moDl III
oen &reis ieiner unteriudunge1
nitro eiltbc5iebelt muiien uno,
tuenn oieie Vruse, mas lpobl 5peifel-
los lit, beiabt meroen tar11, Die
l%peitere Srage, oh Dies gut lit rno
lueld)e 5olgen es got? Wtail er5ablt,
oab, oils emit Die Nirb=Yfeiffer Die
NueinberriGerin Der 8iibne nit ill.,
rem acknowledgement aller 11eue-
item 9ton1alle lpar, Die &omanauto-
rtn bemiibt marel1> ibr ibre 11eue-
ltt1 Merte in Die &a1toe al lpie-
lt11. @as Der Golna11 at it'd oft
niGt imltor0e NOR, Oen Ml1tor be-
rubmt uno feline fiinftigen Werte
gctpinnbringel1O gu nladen, gelang
eft Der 9ramatitierung 0urd) Die
y1rd-Yfeiffer. IS f0nulte eine gl11-
5abl Yutoren genannt meroer, Die 10
ourG lie befan11t Duroen, 8. -.
2uomig Stord), oeiieu langmeiliger
9tomal1 u9er Jreitned)t" tie alS
uSinfo, Der Sreifnedt" auf Die
8iibne bradte. SIT eS nun eth
Nunoer, weu1t bel Der beutigen 9e-
oeutung Der &inos mande Mnto-
ten idon beim 5baffen ibrer Nos
mane Ne0adt nebmen auf Die etmai-
&c &erfilmung, Die ibnen nibt mir
al Dem Numla11bcnorar einen be-
tradtliden 3uidub bringen fam,
ionoeru al1cb 5uglei6 2eier 3ufubrt.
9ent eS intro mobl nid)t nit
unredt - bebauptet, OaB Die Ser
filming zines &onlaltS Der 2eier=
idar f%einesuegs abtraglid lei, ion,
bern int @5egenteil, oaB einc 8erfil-
ntl1llg zines Mon1ars piele erit al1i
o1cien nel,gierig madt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03
3:uiidenfal in ser @iencr Gtaats'
Dper.

Gor fur5eln fam es in Ser
StaatSoper Dor 8egtnn Der 2oben'
grin=9(uffii6rung 5u einem peinlid)eu
3wiidenfou. Oils lib 9ireftor
5trauB at OaS Dirigellte1pult ieben
molte, ert0llten po11 Der @alerie lau,
ties 8iiben uno &llfe: 8fut Straubl
Sod ShmeOeS! Straub wartetc ei1le
8eile, als ober 0ie Demonltration
nidt beel1Oet mur0e, erbo6 er iib un0
perlieB 0elt Srbelterrallm. ginige
O~rdeltermitglieoer folgten ibn u1lO
bpipogen i'm, ietnen 8laB an Hnlt
mieOer ein%5uuebmen. oils er mieoer
eribien muroe auf Der @alerie aber.
mats ge5iidt. SIN 8l,blifnm gerrld-
te u6er Die 5t0ruug groBe gmtru<
flung ul1o Die Den1onltration Der
sdmeoes- Arbanger %perurlad)te cine
Wsgenfunoge6l1ng, 0ie lid at elmer
Ooation fir Strallb geItaltete. Die
grregltng legte lid) balo, uno Die
0orltellua1g fu11nte nit elmer gerilr
gen 8erlpatltng begimel1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03
9ie germoornna Scs G6iemiees,

SIZE 5een oeS baperiiden .Dber-
lanoeS iino falt ourdmegs lteber-
reite Der einitigen &ergletiderul1g
oieieS @ebieteS, Die einerieits Die
Musi6urfu1g he5m. M%bodmmung
GROCER @annett, ~a1l6erieits BEL it,
rem &iid5ug ms @ebtrge our9 Sic
freimeroen0en S6mel5maiier Die
MuSfuul1ng 6ieier 8eden beipirft
fat. Son BEN friber piel .5ablrei-
deren un0 umfangreideren 5eerL
81 Denen ei11lt Sic groBe11, SOS $40,
ienbeimer uno 6as Sal5burger
8efe1t altSfiiqen0en 8aiierfld9en
geb0rten, lit Ser Gbiemfee ais groB-
ter 5uriidgebliebet. @ie Sic nbri-
gen @orlan0ieen, 10 lit aub. er int
2aufe Ser lebten erogeidi9tliGen
Beriooe infolge Ser 3ufdiittung
ourd Sic ger0lfiibren6en 3ufliilie
uno our6 Die langiame Gieferle.
gut1g ser @bfluBrinne thinner tlei-
ller %getpor0en, ein Rro5eB Ser int
mer nod meitergebt, 10 oab, mie
Sngenieur Mar Wtayer bere6net
bat, in etma $4,000 Sabren Ser
gQn5e. See permoort fem miro.
Sabrli6 i6lltdt Der Gee $4,000
&ubifmeter Sizes unb 100000 &l1-
Gitmeter Sblamm; our Sorti9of-
lung 6ieier Waiiel1 in einem Subr
mitroen tagli6 5pet @~iiter5iige not
tpenoig iein. Sci Sobmalier bat
Die Made ii6rigens f6on al eillellt
ein5igen Gage 1880 &nbifmeter
in oen Gee geidafft, oas lit Die
2ait bon 20 @iiter5iiger.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03
Order to Examine Accounts, Etc.
State of Minnesota,

| Order to Examine Accounts, Etc.
State of Minnesota,
| County of Brown. SIS.
In Probate Court,
Special Term, May 18th, 1921.
In the Matter of the Estate OF
Louise Boyer, Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition
of Otto H. Boyer, Executor of the
estate of Louise Boyer, deceased,
representing, among other things,
that he has fully administered said
estate, and praying that a time and
place be fixed for examining and al
lowing the account of his administra-
ton and for assignment of the residue
of said estate to the parties entitled
thereto by law.
1t is Ordered, that said account be
examined, and petition and applica-
ton for the allowance Of said claims
and debts so paid by him and not
yet allowed according to law, be
heard by this Court on Monday the
18th day Of June A. D. 1921, at 10
o'clock A. M, at the Probate Office
in New Ulm in said County.
And it is Further Ordered, that
notice thereof be given to all persons
interested, by publishing this order
once in each week for three success
sive weeks prior to said day of hear
ing, in the New Ulm Post, a weekly
newspaper, printed and published at
New Ulm in said County.
Dated at New Ulm, Mimi, the
18th day of May A. D. 1921.
Court Seal) VIM. B. MATHER,
1922 Judge of Probate.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03
Sooesfdae
&erman g. @aibel.

,@tn al1s11abmSmeiie tranrt9er Ioz
besfau ereignete fi6 @ontltasabeno
UNI 11eur1 ubr I'M 2oretto Soipital ais
German g. Matbel, Der 26 Sabre alte
@obn BON 9errn nr10 Trdu 9e1rp
@atbel bon @isel 5omnibtp Der Ir=
b%erfuloitS gum Opfer fiel. St Nor
uber 3tpei Sabre franf genet Ell. 9er
iunge Mann bate 16 Monate TN
Bofebgama 5anttorium IN Ser gedbe
bon Yine Gitp 5u9ebra6t IN Ser 9offz
111ng ieine @eiunObett 3urid5ugetpl1l=
1te1t, aber obne @rfols. 8ier Sage
BOT leinem Tobe murbe ct na6 bter
9ebra@t nno s>par tnS 9oipttal 5ur
Yflege. NQes mos Die Tamtlie fit
tbn tun fonnte murbe 9etan I'M tb11
AM Qeben gu erbalte11 aber alles mar
pergeblt9. Scr Seritorbcne mar IN
@igel Tomnibip am 16. Npril 1895
eeboren uno mar fol9lt6 26 Sabre,
l Monat nno 13 Sage aft ais CT III
sic Sdatten beS IobcS etntrat. Gr
mar INNER gu 9auie se>peie1r bis er
franf murbe u11b balf bel ser 6armz
arbeit nit. Nuber ben betriibtcn
@ltern miro ct iibcrlebt BON flint
8riibern lno bret S6meitern. Dte
iiberlebcroen @el6mtiter iino Soiepb
@aibel, Stem l1lm; Sen. Motbel,
Dou9las, Sc, g.; Mlbert 8atbel,
@i9el 9omnibip; 9enrp nno Gbarles
@atbel, 51l 9auie; 6rau Otto Galer,
0ofe 9ansfa Iomn1btp n1b STA 1no
Minnie Watbel, gu 9atie. Das
Acknowledgements faro Miittwod NOR
gen UNI 9 ubr BON ser bteiigen Dret=
etnt9feitsftrGe aus itatt uno bte Bet=
fetung erfolgte auf bem fatboltl6e1l
6riebbof. Geo. Sdlinfert amtterte.
Sri. Mntpnia STRIFE.
SIM 9oipital in St. Setter tit
Diensta9na0mittag TIM 6 llbr 30
Sri. Nntonia Strife na6 5mctm0de1t=
lthem &ranfenlaser aus benz 2ebcn
geldieoen. sic litt i6on felt Sabren
an einem 6ront16en 9er5leioen. Die
bireffe llriade ibreS 9obe8 mar ein
Sirni6las. Die @nti6lafene mar
bier in Stem lllm g%eboren int Sabre
1881. Mm 8. Stunt 1908 uuroe lie
bonn bieiisen Electromagnetic na6 ct.
Yeter geididt bcbufS 8eba1olung. Sbr
a3ultano bellerte it6 ieoo6 IN fciner
WeiIe un6 1ie lit ictther u%l11tntcr=
broden III ct. Setter 9emcl en BITS ser
Sob ite bon tbren 2cioen erl0lt
Sbre @ltern iino bereitS betoe 9eitor=
ben. Die 8erltorbene lit ei1e 9fidte
bon TranS 8o6um. Die 2ei6e NUT
Be Dtensta9 na6 Seem lllm 9ebradt.
Sc terri fono baS 8egrdbntS BON
8uen9ers 2eidenbci tattungSrdumen
aus itatt unb Sic 8eiietun9 erfolgte
auf bent Stabtfrieobof. Yol tor N=
bre9t amtierte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03
1tf drane,1 ,ttfrbfu grSkfr.

Dnb Die Srauea pabre,l0 oes
&ricgeS, gr0Ber u46 Dielfa9 frdf.
tiger g%etpor0en fms, min Elm eng
l;1des 8fott auf @ru11b ether TIM
froge feItltelen. IS bot in ben
S9nei6eratelierS ut1b bet ben Der.
ibieDenen @eidaften, in oenen
3omermrtifeI perfdltft meroten, nod.
gefragt, ob iid Sic geforoerten MaBe
gegen Die Dor benz &riege perdl1oert
babct. l1eberau nuroe Die Mnttport
erteilt bab fopobl in Ser 2aitoe spiie
it Der 8eite 0l1rdtueg gr6iBere Mabe
aur. gerpetoung fomn1en. MudJ
Eurnlebrerinnen bebnuptenL SOB oie
Md0hen n1O Srauen Before Jigu-
rem befommen babe11 ,uno bel f0rper.
liden uebungen mebr al1sbalten.
Mor ibretbt oiele Gatiade Ser
ariegsarbeit Der Srauen 5u II. iiber-.
baupt Ser gr0Beren 5elbitdnoigfeit
un6 Sreibeit, sic iie i'm &riege err.
langt baben. 9ie @6neioer itnb
iid oariber einig, SAB fie nit Sen
MaBen Dor Sem &riege iett nidt
mebr ausfomn1en; tie erflaren, baB
OieSrauen 6ltrdiduittli@ nidt unbe'.
oellteu0 GROCER iin6 ols Dor 1914,
oab lie breitere 8ruitfdlten nn0
ldii11gere Mrme baben. @abreno es.
friiber gang ltn6 gabe NOR, 0aB. Ser
5dnei0er ser Stg1r fiinltli6 nad-
Dalf, lit Dos iebt nur. in ieltenen
Sd11en r0tig. Gin 8luienfabrifnllt
tei1te NIT, BOB sic iebt bauptiddlid
aefallften @llliengroBen sic @roBen
ser @orfriegs5eit meit iibertreffen;
sic friiberen @r0ben Ser @luien mo
Sen Srauer bon beute at flein. Mucb
&orietts per5en in grobere11 Maben.
uerlangt. @dbrer0 friibcr 6as
rurdidnittlid)e Soi1enmaB elmer
Strait 81 Bis % 3o1 betrug, belauft
es. iid iebt auf "a Bis 26 3oll.
Ni6t an6ers berbalt es iih nit
@an6iduben, Sduben un6 9trump.
fen. Sic &anoidltbm1mmerr, Sic
iebt, bauptiddli6 ~bepor5ugt meroen,
laiien feinen 3meifel 0oriiber, 0ab
Sic Sanoe Ser Sroltelt ipabren0 oes
&rieges gr0ber uno breiter %getpor0en
iin6. Die &m1oorbeit, sic 10 biele
Sral1en in 6ieier Belt iibernnDmen,
nladt iid auf 0ieie @eiie bemerfbar.
Sic fleinen 5duDgr6Ben, 6ie friiber
bel gefiibrt muroen, mer6en iett
ii6erbaupt nidt mebr georbeitet.
Sic oltrdidnittlide Summer fir
Damel1idl,be begtn11t nit s u11o oltf-
wdrts, 1,ro ole @roBen tper6en
6reiter o11gefertigt als Dor Dem
@rieg. @em ma.1 Sen Strilmpf-
perfaufern alaltben tuiu, iin6 al16
sic Seine Ser 9olnen Ianger ge.
lpor0en. Mber 1idt MIR ser &6rper
ser fSror fat ii9 llnter oem ginflltb
ser &rie9sbe6ingu1ngen in @ngIano
itarfer entptfelt, fon6ern ard Sic
&6pfe ser 9arnen fouen groBer
aemoroen iein. Sic acknowledgment
6%e6aupten> 6oB Sic olten &1ttgroBen
fGel1te feline @eltl1ng mebr boben ltl1o
oaB Sic sSrolten init r9urhidnitts,
fopfe1t" grobere Site brouden ols
iriiber. ST SOS auf ein l1mfong-
reiderper0en Ser Triiur p6er 6es
@ebirnS au%riid3ufiibren lit, oorii6er
'dpeigt ii6 %aller0ings Sic 11mfroge
aus.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

Seute abenb finben Sic 56lubfeierz
li6feiten Der Stem nlmer 9o91b1le
III Ser 5nrnbale ltatt unb 81 Mttgliez
Der Ser &lalie BON 1921 meroer tire
Diplome befomme1. 0ie S6lubz
feier beginnt INN 8 l1br. Nep. Dr.
IS. s. Bnlbnen bon ser @eitminiter
Yresbnterianer Stride BON Minnez
apoliS mirb Bic Nnipra6e an Sic
@rabntrenoen ba[ten.
8rpgramm fur SdluRfeier.
Tolgen0eS Brogramm 1T fir Sic
59lnbfeter arrangirt mor6en:
Mulif: 3auber Na6t
So6idnl Sr6elter
@rDffnnn98rebe: Die 6ineliide Sung
ger8not .......... Wprtle 9etm
Mnlif: nSne @meet San"
@irls @lee Stub
Nbidieosreoe: uDie Genlnr Ser Wanz
Delbilber" 8erona @ebbaro
M1uiif: u2igbtlp BloatS Sur Bonnie
Boat" ...... @irlS @lee Stub
Mniprode Or. s. 6. 8uibneQ
lleberreidung Der Diplome
M}ultf ..... 9o6i6ul Sr6eiter
- Treb 8i6mann, @obn BON
@iltam @t6mann bon Sanborn,
u%11termarf 1i9 Mtttipo6 ether Speraz
ton fir Nppen0teitis I'M Union So
ipttal.
Mbunniert a1f bieIe 3eitnng.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03
@lMfsfiltb.

8niotper bat ben Mr1u gebroden.
SEPT lie9t er 9eldient i'll Der &linit
nnb frogt ben Ir5t:
r9err 9oftor, ipie lang np1 tpcro'
id miiilen liegen?"
uNa, 10 an Die 5ipei 8pden."
Limb bonn barf i6 Sen Nrrn ipicz
Ser fret betpegen?"
~Natiirlid. 9ann t0in1en sic ipicz
Der allies tltnl" .s
~Nud fdreiben?"
~gepib. sdreiben, &lobieripielen
nin.g
n@err @pftor, id bin frob, baB id
mir 5crldlagen bab' Ben Irml SD
bin gliidli6l"
n8ie1p?"
~8riiber bab' id ridt &labieripiez
len .sefonni. Sett ner' id sfpr11cn,"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03
HetrnIeu,ufunSe i'm Greiie Bled

Het1nlenmfnnoe i'm areiie 8lede.
&c. Numbafte &utengdnger babel1
I'M 4reile Yledeoe, Sannoper, Elm
yr6BereS Netroleunllager ent0edt.
IS %erltreft iid oies iiber cine 2dn.
&c bon etnQ 5 &itumetern nnD eine
Yreite. bon rltro 200 Meterlt. go.
melt befannt If, ~i1ltereilieri iid Re.
retts ei1e Samburger @eieuidaii
fit Die MHSbeuturn 3ieieS 2aQers.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03
s6luhfeier beute Mbeno.

Seute Mbeno finben IN ser Turnballt
Sic @6lnbfeierli6feiten Ser Gloiit
BON 1921 ltatt. 81 erbalten Dt=
plon1e, Nep. Or. Bui6neu BON Mtn=
11eapoltS bdlt Sic Nnipra6e.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03
U

English Course.
AMANN, HENRY j..
BACKER, MARTHA
BENTDAHL, YLONA
EIBNER, MILDRED
ERICKSON, BURNS
GRAFT, JOHN
HAMANN, ELMER
HARRIS, BRUCE
HARRIS LEWIS
HAUENSTEIN, HELGA
Helm, MYRTLE
Helm, DOROTHY
HERZOG, CLEARANCE
HUELSKAMP, JOSEPHINE
KRETSCH, M
LANGMACK, GEORGE
BARBARA
LOKKE, OLEVAI
METZEN, GERTRUDE
MUSKE, ALMA
OLSON, HOWARD
SANDAU ESLIE
SCHNEIDER, AURELIA
SCHRADER, MIRIAM
SCHREYER, GEORGE
SCHWEPPE, WALTER
STERLOW ERENST L.
TAUER, EDW. w.
~WIEDENMANN, ESTHER
ZEHNDER, LEILA
Commercial Course.
H VERONA
KOEHLER, KATHERINE
HARRY
SCHNEIDER, LILLIAN
TAUER, EDWIN H.
THEISSEN, HERBERT
Home Economics Course.
ESPENSON, FLORENCE
LIESCH, AURA
LLOYD BLODWEN
MEYER, LOLA
PFAENDER, ALWINA
Scientific Course.
SCHMIDT, ALICE
Normal Course.
BENTDAHL, MARGARET
EPPLE, ROSE
FLOETTL, ANGELA
HENLE, OLIVIA
NIEMANN, EDNA
OUREN, EVELYN
RADTKE, ADELLA
STEINMETZ, MAGDALENE'
STEPHAN, STHER
TOMSCHIN, LYDIA
@WOEBKE, HELEN R.
WOLF, FLORENCE
* * i i i + * i Il 4 Il X * i X
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03
GHen in @aHembaGe.
@ertpiinI6ung. u@inter Ser glefz
tri1den ipu1t berlaufen BET @latteis-
d &i1te gier nnf'm 8ndell"
8efdleibenbeit lit elite Bier.

u9arf i6 Sbnen nod Elm @tiidden
8raten abidneiben?" fragile Der
freunbli6e @altsberr.
u8itte ia, iagte Der @ait, naber mir
10 Elm fleines, tpie Sic es mir bprbir
gegeben babenl"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

Mbpnniert auf bieie 3eitnns.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03
Observation-Disclosures
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- :.

ngrannfublenlaeer lit @iirt-
%tc1n6crs, SUI Sberalllt 8angcn III
8iirttemberg 1puroe elm grobes
Eager bodmcrtiger @ralnfoble i'm
Ul1dJerillbalt BON ctma 9 MliQio,
nen G.llalratmeteru el1tbedt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03
SmppIante @rdberz
idmiifu19s Seier
(Gortiebung bon Ser !. Seite.)

sic r9iearer Mp SOB to Ibee" 1pielte,
9ierauf folgte eth 9ranermQrId n1o
Damn ptes Sacob &lobner ST.. SOM
manoer beS @eder PoitenS tn fnr5e1t
@orten sauf Die 8ebeutung oeS Cages
BIN. Nntpalt Otto @treibgntb perz
las su1ld6it 2ineolnS @ettpSbnreb
@eoe. 3urd6it ipra6 Sobn 9tno,
bam folgte eire @eiangSnnmmer pom
@eder @ircle, morauf Hrof. Nferz
mann feline Nniprade IN oenti6 belt.
Damn foroerte Globner bic Mit9lieoer
oeS 9eder 8oltenS auf Sic Soften gu
ialuttrert. Dann folgten Salntz
|S6ulle BON 8urgS 8atterte nno oa1u1
bites 8illiom Bor6ert ST. BON So.
81 Sen j3apfenltreid. Gum Sdlub
iptelte npdmalSlbie @ofmetlter Sea-
pelle.
8lumenitiid fiir @erteiotser.
Iralt gller Iaplor BON Montona
bate $40 an Die bieitsen Su1lior
Yioncers gefdift. Sir oieie Cunt
me pnrbe Elm 8lnmen1tiid gefonft
meldes am 8ertetotger Monument
niebergelegt murbe alS Irtbnt fir Die
grobartigen Berotenite ser 8erteiotger
Seem l11mS mdbreno 0e8 S%notaneranf=
ltano8.
Gnem in @aHenballe.
8ie baS l6o11 felt Sabren iiblt6 it,,
murbe SEN Beterane1t be8 Seder
YoltenS u116 SEN Set 6e6nern iettenS
be8 9eder Circle ETH @iien tn Der
@afienballe seltefert.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-03
EAST MONTPELIER

Orlando Clark has not been feeling
quite so well for a few days past, as he
has had some trouble with Indigestion
4 but hopes to overcome the trouble soon
by dieting, under the doctors direction
Grange meeting next week, Dec. Z
and business Of Importance is to be
done. All are requested to come who
possibly can do so. The newly-clectcd
overseer and lecturer, Mr. and Mrs
George Short, think they cannot serve
on account of i'll health and Others
must elected.
Charles Curtis and Harold Clark are
trying to finish threshinga this week,
each having very large jobs to do.
/ A. G. Whitcher mas dug alone 345
bushels of potatoes this fall, with only
one and one-half days work by a
neighbor to help him. There were 273
bushels Of No. Is and ths rest smaller
! size, but good.
Arthur Mack and family spent
Thanksgiving at the home of his moth
er in Montpelier
Mrs. Arthur Mack had a letter this
week from her brother, Burton Tillot-
son, well known in town, and who is a
student in the Iowa state school of
agriculture. He is taking special
course to fit himself for great work
after he graduates Mr.. Tillotson
wrote his sister he hoped the farmers
in his old town did not have to pay a
high price for corn, as there was d
great amount Of it in the western corn
belt and it sells for Is cents bushel,
freight rates being prohibitiye of send
ing it where prices are better Corn is
also the cheapest fuel they can use in
many places.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Vincent and
little daughter were in Barre City
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hall were in
Montpelier Thursday and Mr.. Hall was
in Plainfield Friday.
The water situation at the Center
and in the west part Of the town, which
has been very acute for several months,
is now much improved, though the
springs are not yet filed enough for all
winter.
Mrs. Ida Robbins, wife Of J. G. Rob
bins, has been very i'll this week from
a sudden cold, contracted when her
little son was only few days old. He
has been named George. for Grandpa"
Hart, and Clarence, for his dad.
G. A. Badger has made recent trips
to st. Adams, st. Johnsbury and Bur-
lington, besides to Barre and Mont
pelier, in the interests of his work as
president of the Vermont Maple Sugar
which meets in Burlington
for three-day session with the dairy
men later in this month.
Harry Dudley will not stock up this
winter, after his recent loss, but plans
to do extensive repairing to his barn.
John Buck, Lewis Sibley and A. G.
Whitcher do not intend to buy cows
again until there is better prospect
for them to do so and not lose them all
or something definite is known about
pay for cattle that are condemned
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-03
WHAT SCIATICA IS

Sciatica Is neuralgia Of the sciatlc
nerve and the treatment should be the
same as for other forms Of neuralgia.
SO many severe eases of riatica
have been helped by DIR. Williams
Pink Pills that every sufferer is just
flied in giving the treatment thor
ough trial.
Sciatica, being an inflammation OF
the nerve, may arise from many causes,
pressure on the nerve, fall upon the
thighs, lifting heavy weights, or ex-
posture such as most army veterans
have undergone.
Sciatica is stubborn in resisting
treatment and the patient frequently
suffers for years. DIR. Williams PINK
Pills do not simply relieve pain but
they correct diseases caused by de-
PRAYED or Initiated blood. They are also
cificacious for the treatment Of even
the most severe nervous disorders.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are nom
alcoholic tonic particularly suited for
nervous people. Your own druggist
sells them or they will be sent post
paid by the DR.. Williams Medicine Co,
Schenectady, NJ X, upon receipt Of
price, go cents per box. Write for the
free booklet, Diseases Of the Nervous
System. ADV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-03
School Notes.

Cedric Scribner who has been to
Canada, returned to school Monday.
News has been received that the
girls conference is to be held at Nor
risyille Saturday. About twenty from
Stowe expect to attend.
The juniors had charge Of assembly
Wednesday. Reba Smith presided.
Several records were played and two
songs were sung by the school.
The ri -chu-Rsv have arrived and
are on sale at the postofice.
Work has been commenced on the
Junior play, For the Love Of Johnny"
The sympathy Of the whole school
il with Mr. Strand, whose mother
died at his home late Wednesday aft
ernoon.
DIR. w. I. Slayton, who has been
examining the pupils Of the Stowe
graded and junior high, gave short
talk on Good Health"
Supt. c. D. Howe visited schools
here Friday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-03
STOWE

The Stowe town basketball team
played the Community team at Water
bury Thursday evening The score
resulted in favor of Stowe, ~ to IS.
A special car carried the players and
others to witness the game.
The pupils Of Miss Ruby D. shaw's
Sunday school class enjoyed a party
at the parlors in Community church
Thursday evening. There were TWEEN
ty present. Each boy was privileged
to bring one girl friend. Games were
played and refreshments Of popcorn,
candy and apples were served.
Fred Campbell of Morrisville has
been in town several days this week.
J. A. Rogers OF Burlington has
passed several days in town on bust
ness.
The West Branch Community club
viii give an entertainment at the the
West Branch church Friday evening,
Dec. o, for the benefit of repairs on
>ac church. The program viii include
two farces. Aprons, candy 'and pop
corn Will De on SAFE.
Principal and Mrs. c. J. Strand
and little daughter, Sylvia, accompa-
MED the body of Mr.. Strands mother,
Mrs. Christise Strand. Friday to Brat
tleboro. where the funeral will be held
Sunday.
The II. II. Smith w. r. c. realized
about Sl7 from the oyster supper
served at headquarters Thursday eve
ming. The committee in charge con-
sisted Of Mrs. c. W. Foster, Mrs. II.
i. Jenney and Mrs. Z. c. Stafford.
Several tables Of cards were played
during the social hour following the
supper.
The Lend -a-Hand Community club
met with Mrs. H. II. Cobb Thursday
afternoon with Is present. The meet
ing in two weeks viii be held with Mrs.
B. W. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Harvey returned
Thursday TO their home at Fort Dun
ham, p. q, after passing a week with
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-03
EAST CORINTH

Fifteen inches of snow fell here dur
ing the recent storm. Most people are
glad A few who have autos and no
driving horses could have gotten along
with less. The auto stage still runs
The first snow that came did much
good in filling springs.
G. c. Dickey remains much the same.
Mrs Chamberlain and Esther left
the first of the week for Brooklyn,
where Esther will do nursing.
John Sweet had what narrowly es-
capped being a serious accident few
days ago when log at the shop got
lively and cut cash on his forehead
and made bad bruise on his back