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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-10

she visited the neat cottage in town
where the young couple had set up
housekeeping.
Eugenia tossed her head, with just
a suggestion Of scorn. NO. she re-
piled, Il couldn't find any i really
liked, Most of them are SO inartistic
they would simply spoil my decora-
ton scheme and, besides, my Protes-
tant friends wouldn't understand.
think one ought to be broad in these
matters"
Well, it had been a long story. The
good God had prospered John Mallcy
In the midst of the trees on the park
way rose the big house of brick and
stucco, with Ito quote Jerry Moran,
the pious old caretaker), its English
windows, it's Eyetalian gardens, and
| it's haythen pitchers" On the hillside
close by, in a coy bungalow built for
| her by her son, Ellen was rounding
our her days, filed with useful, home
| ly duties. 1t was sufficient for her
| that she could be near her boy and en-
| Joy his frequent visits. Often little
John would come with him, and as
| she cuddled the child in her arms
lrecollections of bygone days surged
over her like a flood.
Meanwhile the pretty wife went her
way. The bungalow and it's occupant
saw her but seldom, and her occasion
al calls were punctuated with half
hearted apology. Ellen knew that the
child had been baptized, but she fear
ed for the mother.
Then came the evening, just such a
spring evening as this, when white
faced messenger sped up the hill with
the news Of Johns death. He had
made a slight mistake at the wheel,
and the car in which he was riding
had overturned, pinning him under
meath and crushing his life out.
The accident had happened at the
bend of the road, almost in sight of
his mothers windows He had died
in the Church-thank God for that!
His mother and he had made their
Easter duty together not two weeks
/ before. He had tried to get Eugenia
to go with him she had received
Holy Communion but twice since their
marriage. But she had laughed light
ly and put him off, There is plenty
of time. Anyway,tXou are good enough
flor two
Ellen had rarely seen her daughter
in-law in the three yeaps since John
died, and never in church Strange
looking visitors came and went, some
of them from foreign parts, it was ru-
mored. Always Eugenia invited her
to the great house for Christmas din
ner, but Ellen felt awkward and con-
strained there; glad when the time
came to return to her. tiny home upon
| the hill.
Sometimes little John danced into
the bungalow like ray of sunshine,
and tonight she looked hungrily at the
gray worsted sweater She could
scarcely wait to see him in it. She
had heard the other day that Johns
wife had the FLU" the new disease
that had ravaged the countryside and
was now making its final stand In the
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-12-10
TO EMILY's ANGEL.

Sweet Angel, wilt Thou gently
chide?-
And keep Thou always by her side.
Oh, make her strong and true and
kind,
Quicken her conscience and endow
her mind,
Give her good health and let her be
Wearing the robe of chastity
Make in her heart little shrine
Jesus image and for mine.
And should | leave her, not another
But the sweet Mary be her mother.
Help her walk humbly, love the poor
Nor turn the needy from her door,
Nor judge her fellows Angel blest,
Keep her in Holy Faith contest
Gods daughter, she a child divine
Gods daughter first, Sweet Angel
and then mine.
Ruth Skeen.
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THE "MisERERE."

Gergorio Allegri was contempt
rary of Shakespeare and member of
the artistic family to which Corregio
belonged. The music of his famous
"Miserere" was once so jealously
guarded that even the singers were
forbidden to transcribe the notes, on
pain of communication. However,
Dr. Burney contrived to procure a
copy; and Mozart, in his boyhood,
wrote down the music from memory
after two visits to the Sistine Chapel
But one of the greatest charms of this
celebrated composition is said to lie
in certain traditional "embellish.
ments," still preserved only by the
Pontifical choir. Allegri's life was as
lovely as lis music. He was the friend
of all outcasts, distinguished by sim
gular gentleness and sweetness OF
SOUL; and he spent his leisure among
the prisons and pest-houses of Rome
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valley. AS no word had come from
the grove she supposed that Eugenia
must be better. Possibly it was no
more than a bad cold, in any case.
1t was nearly bedtime. Ellen took
her prayerbook from the drawer of
the sewing table and knelt before the
statue of the Blessed Virgin in the
corner. Eugenia would have disap-
proved of the statue; would have
called it gaudy and inartistic. To FL
len it was very beautiful These many
years past, she had poured out her
strong soul to God as she knelt at it's
feet, and God had heard and answered.
A climbing vine, trained by her own
loving hands, twined its way above
the statue. The tendrils chung to Our
Lady as il leath to let go their grasp,
and lace-like yellow blossoms now
wreathed themselves into crown up
on her head.
Ellen opened her prayerbook at the
Litany of Loretto. When she reached
the petition, Gate of Heaven she
fingered over it. That was what the
Blessed Virgin was, the Gate of Heav-
en- She thought of those she loved
who might be there now, please God.
Somehow Heaven seemed closer to-
night. She herself would like to en-
ter through the Gate. She felt very
tired, very spent
Suddenly the door opened-with a
rush, as if forced by the wind out
lside. Ellen dropped her prayerbook,
rose quickly from her knees and turn
ed to close it. When she did so it
was to find herself face to face with
a flushed, faxen-haired small boy,
with eyes dilated and arms outstretch-
ed. SO startled was she that she did
not recognize her guest. For a mo-
ment it seemed as if an angel from
on high had come to her cottage. Then
she opened her arms and the child
fed to his shelter, sobbing out his
trouble on her breast; Granny"
he cried; Granny! | ruined away
when the nurse wasn't looking. Moth
err is awful sick and knew you could
make her better
"A pAUAliOhlelOh ldlu I'D uduu, ICY
cold, upon Ellens heart Without an
other word she realized that the boy
was without hat or coat Her eve
| fell upon the gay little sweater that
had been intended for a happier oc-
casion. Swiftly she buttoned it around
| him and clasping him by the hand
hurried down the hill.
The labored breathing of the sick
woman cut. the air like knife as FL
len entered the room. The nurse on
duty in the hall tried to bar the way,
but she was silenced with calm Il
have right to be here"
Eugenia Malloy's face was drawn
and purple and her eyes wandered
restlessly from place to place as If in
vain search of some long-lost and
dearly loved object One hand lay
upon the coverlet, and the brilliant
jewels in their chaste setting were in
lsad contrast with the thin fingers
| they were meant to adorn.
| Ellen CROPPED for a prayer. "Gate of
Heaven, pray for us ALL" was all that
. = ~ s- = )
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READING THE BIBLE.

& Our Protestant friends should read
the advice of st. Jerome gave to Eus-
tochium: LET sleep find you holding
your Bible" and recall how this rep
resents, in a general way, the attitude
OF the Church. 1t is true, of course,
that the Church guides her children
in the reading of the Bible. This is
more than common sense, for certain
historical portions of the Old Tesla
ment are recital of sins, which st.
Paul says should not even be men
toned among good Christians. The
Protestant mania for an open Bible
openly read cannot be justified on
grounds of literature, decency or com
mon sense, to say nothing Of religion
and morals
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THE CATHOLIC BULLETIN, DECEMBER 10, 1927

/ Get out Of my light" replied the
churlish sage, "you keep the suns
rays from shining on me. |
ST. Nilus, "a Christian anchorite Of
the hints century, famed for his
sanctity and wisdom, was similarly
visited one day in his rude hut, by
the Emperor Ohio. Ohio gave the
saint the same assurance that what
ever he might wish would be granted.
Laying his thin and wasted hand
upon the Emperor's breast, the saint
replied:
You have an immortal soul which
trembles within your breast. One
thing desire, sire, that you save that
soul, and shall be satisfied
Can you doubt which was the great
er sagelof the two?
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STOCK QUOTATIONS., SOUTH ST.
PAUL, DECEMBER 6.

killing Steers
Common light steers, s2.75@3.50:
plain killing steers, 4.00@5.00; short
fed steers, 6.0O@7.00; long fed steers,
7.50@S.50: good to choice fed ,yearlings,
|8.50W10.25.
Cows and Heifers-
Gamers and cutters, 2.00O3.25; bulk
of butcher cows, 3.50m4.50; choice
butcher cows, Ats a SIS; choice heifers,
5.006n6.00.
Stockers and Feeders
Common to fair yearlngs. 3.0O@4.O0:
fair to good yearlings, 4.00@4.75; good
to choiceS yearlings, 4.75m5.25; fair
feeders, 900-1,100 lbs, 4.50 a 500.
Dairy Cows
Common cows, 10000 1000; bulk of
good cows. 10000 $500; extra good
cows, 60.00@D70.00.
Hog Quotations
Heavy packing sows, 5.75@6.00; bulk
butcher hogs f1S0@250 lbs.), 6.2O66.35;
Workers, 675@6.S5; Gull pigs, 5.O0@6.50:
good stock pigs, 100
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treasure cf Gods prediction in her
vocation. She has sold all she had
her right to home and the legitimate
joys of the world, but this would not
have been enough if she had not also
all that her parents had foregone for
her sake and Gods.
The Catholic parent who offers this
sacrifice has a great share in the
fruits of that life passed in religion,
and has merited we'll of the Church of
God and surely made certain the bless
ing of heaven.
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A PAGAN AND a CHRISTIAN SAGE,

Diogenes. the sage Of ancient
Greece, we are told, lived in a tub.
One day the Emperor, Alexander the
Great, came to him.
You have only to ask" said the
Emperor and whatsoever you desire,
your wish will be granted"
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GRAIN FUTURES. MINNEAPOLIS.

Wheat--December. high, 1922; low,
Lit. May, high, 1.21&; low, 1.17A.
Oats--May, high, 49,; low, 32A.
Rye-December. high. 771s low, 75h,
May, high, 82A; low, 80 ".
Barley--May, high, 40; low. 4SK.
Flnx--Decemher. high, 51.79; low.
TSh. May, high, 1.S5; low, 1,s2.
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''The First Prayer after the Conse-
Grafton" is the subject OF the
Twenty-fourth sermon of the series
on the general subject "Cathoiic
Worship" This sermon was pre-
pared by the Rev. L. o. Legris, pas
tor at Frenchtown, Mont.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-22
8eteiliauna an Snrnfeit.
ct, 9lnna= @pf, %. 6. 3. S.

Die Giniebung ser nelen 8eamtinz
nen oes ct. Nnna=Sofes, S. 6. 8.
S., fanb in elmer gut beiu6ten Ser
ia1nn1lung am 0onnerstagna6mtttog
I'M fatb. Sdulbauie unter Wettmirz
flung beS 12gltebrtgen @tnfiibrungS=
itobes unter Qeit1ns bon Grau Soiepb
Glalien itatt. 9}a6 ser 3eremonie
puroe Elm fetner Smbib auf9ettidt,
>pobei Trau S. 81. @tlbert eine Oct
lo1nation unb Sri. @llie S6nobrtd)
ein Yeanoz9olo gum beiten CAB. 9ie
8eamttnnen lt1l0: Sberf0rltertr,
Trau S. 8. graff; SiSeoberf0ritert1l,
Sri. slntonta 9dlumpberger; @6rtft=
fiibreri11 Trau 9enrp &ellte; IinanSz
iefretdrin, 5rall Soiepb Ttl5en;
6dabnetlteril1, Trau Nler. 8. Senle;
Sertualtungsrat: Trau Sobn S6net=
Ser, Sri. Sba Saubrid, Trau 5enrp
Coleman; Tiibrertnnen, Trau Mlbert
Sag uno 6rau q. q. 96lumpberger;
8a6en, Trau gilbert 91enno ll1lb
Srau gilbert @irg,
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Metp alu N,inneiota, sretae sen 22. april 1891.
Hlan ser @ieoererridtung Ser S. >.
3. s.. 9Dge.

@s tpirb Elm gerlu6 getno6t merz
6en Sic Stem llln1 2oge SEQ. SO,
S. 8. 8. S., 1pteber tnS 2eben 5a
rufen, tpte In ether Stbung am
SamStagabeno, beidloiien ml1rbe, tn
Ser ser @robn1etiter beS Sr0ens,
Nuguit 9obeni nitetn aus ct. Banl,
anpeie11b mar u1tb NIT einem Nusz
i6ufle bon ser @leepp @pe 2oge gto.
83 .unb bteiigen Sbb Tello>pS fan=
ferterte.
@S tuuroe bei6loileh am 9ten8tag,
10. Mat, abermalS etne 8eriamlnlung
ab5ubalten, t1 ser ei11e &lalle BON
Mttelteoern etngefiibrt lperoen fo1l,
tpobei @rob bmetite Nugnit 9obenz
itetn aber1nalS anlpelenb ietn >ptrb.
Ille Sbb JellopS BON Seem lllm un0
llmsebnne iirrb brir1eeno et1rselaoer1,
bteier @erla11nllung bet5utpobnen, bte
IN 96enS Salle itattftnben >pirb.
@robmetlter Sobenitet1 bat Sic
Nngelegenbetten Set bteiige1t 2oge tn
3pt19en ben Pa1tor s. B. 8arter
iibertraser1 Man bofft, bab ie6er
Sbb Sellom IN SEEM l1lnr, ser ether
anoeren Sose bes SroenS aneel6loiien
lit, lt6 na6 ser Slt griinoenoen Stem
ulmer 2o9e perieten lolien tptro.
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So1tnie Sllea erbalt
&er5enspflaiter
8unbesz &reisappellati III
ct. 2putS beitdtigt nntergeriht=
ltd)e 3uipred)ung nDn $4,000.

0as 8unbesfretSappe ellationsge<
ri6t in ct. 2olis, Mo., bot in ether
eben betm Observation-Disclosures
Qeone OaoteS In Manfato etngetrofiez
men @ntl6eibung Ben auf etnen Sormz
febler eesriinoeten 9feoiiionsantrag in
sem Talle bon 8onnte Sffen 9egen
Sle unb Trieba Sllen BON bter abgez
mtelen. sse
SIN Weai 1920 batte 8onnie Dllen
tire oben genan1lten 96mtegereltern
auf $4,000 @ntl6doigung perflagt
>pegen @ntfrembung Der s3unetgung
tbreS @atten. Der Tall tpnrbe ppr
Ni6ter @tlbur S. 8ootb in Manfato
.perbanbelt uno Sic @ef6morenen
lpra6en Ser &ldgerin $4,000 3u.
|Daruafbtn erfolgte Sic 8erufung an
baS b0bere @ert6t.
Ser befannte gntpalt @tanlep 8.
Donnellp aus ct. Saul pertrat Die
&ldgeril1, tpdbren6 Ste bieftgen anz
ndlte @omien, De1npiep &c. Tlor,
1opie Mnlpalt @eorge s. S1len Don
lot, Setter 8erteibiger iparen.
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Sleepp Gpes neuer Stabtrat i'm
Wnte.
Grnennung npn Gbtparo Mc@Dman
als Splt6etd)ef auf @mpfeblung
Der eyranen.

Ser eriten @itune bes @ta6trateS
bon 9leepp @pe ipobnten btesmal gum
eritenmale 5ablrei6e Trauen BET, UNI
fit bic @rnernung bon GDmaro Ofcz
@oman gum &oli5etbef etn5utreten;
Ser 8orl6lag uurbe etnitimmig gut
sebeiben uno bie @rnennung erfolgte.
Ser 8iirgermeiiter llnb Sic neu gez
tndbltet Nlbermen legten Sen Nmt8eio
ab nnb S. q. Tialfa pllroe etn flint
mig alS 9tabtrat8prditbent gemdblt,
@uber oenn Boli5ei6ef tpur6en nod
ernannt: gla6tpoltsiit, S. g. 9}elz
ion; Nlleiior, q. $. Sabre; @eiunoz
beitSbeamter, Or. q. S. @tridler;
Strabenfomn1iildr, @m. &anlon;
9taotanmalt;; gilbert 9auier; Teuerz
mebr6ef, 6. g., Nenmele; SilfSdef,
So, &letn; Mttglteb ser Barfbeb0roe,
s. 8, 8lad; 8tbltotbefsfomttee, Srau
@ellcome, 8m. 8ingbam n1lb Saul
Sippauf.
|, GS lpuroen folsenoe Musl6u@le er=
nanrlt: @leftri3itdtsmerfe, q. 81.
&elm uno S. q. Tiolfa; @allermerfe,
&analiiierung rnb @traben, George
Marttnfa, @eor9e 8erfrer unb S. s.
8ee6; 6inan5en uno @i,1fdafe, 5ialfa,
&elm uno Naartirfa; Bargerl rlteise, 1.
@arb, Marttnfa uno 8ee6, 2. @aro,
Stalfa rnb 8erfner.
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Sd)lasba4ipiele,

Die 56lagballriege Der SEEM ulmer
@odi6ule trug am 9amstagna6=
mtttas einen 9iea nber bie 6tege oeS
Dr. Martt1 Qutber College NIT is
segen 3 bapon. Miorgen reift Die
6o6i6ulrtege na6 9leepp Gpe, UNI
lidb NIT ser borttgen So6i6ulrtege
gu meiien. Nm Treitag, 20. Npril,
ipielt Sic Stem llmer Htege gegen bte
ser 9lrlington 5o6l6ule uno am
9amstog, 80. 9lpril gegen Sic ser
So6i6ule BON 2amberton.
9el1te ra6mtttag ipielt Sic Siege
beS Or. Martt11 2utber College III
ct. Setter gegen Sic 9liege Ser bortigen
9odf6ule uno am 6reitag, 6. Weoi,
finbet etn Spiel 5mii6en bieien beiben
Htegen bier beim 2utber College itatt,
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vs. s. @ugisbj'e'r9 be-
gebt Selbitutoro
Jinan5ieIe Sdtpierigfeiten trieben
angeiebenen 8anfier BON @ibbpn
CUR &er5meifung nnb III ben Sob.

Dtenstagmorget1 traf bel bie1igen
8ermanbten sic @6redfunbe etr, bab
8m. $. @ugiSberg, Elm argefebener
8anfier BON @ibbon nnb iiingerer
Ietlbaber ser Saffertz@ugiSberg Sc
nent Gonitructton SO. BON Seem 1llr1,
iib am Montag bnr6 eine1 96nb
tins 5er5 NIT einem @epebre bas t0eben
genommen bat. @ein S6piegerbaz
ter otto Gleb nnb a.. SO. Sstpalo
reiiten DtenSta9nlittag 9lei6 na6
@ibbon.
Serr @u9isberg fubr am Montas=
bormtttag UNI 10 11br bon babetm
meg nnb iagte ietner Trau, ct tperoe
5um @lien 3uriid iein. 9llS er CUR
3ett bes NbenbeiienS 11t6t 3uriidge=
febrt mar, uuroe Srau @ugtSberg Be-
iorgt uno mebrere Treun6e bnr9iu6z
ten in 9lutonobtlen ste 11mgebung.
Stint iunge 2eute aus @tbbon erz
5ablten um 8 l1br abenbS, bab fie auf
ibrem !9eimmege UNI ettpa 4 l1br na6z
n1tttags unpett @lear 2afe u11gefdbr
1 1=2 Suite entfer11t an @ngtBbergs
9uto borbeigefabren unb @errn @u=
siSberg I'M 3iidltte suriidgelebnt ge=
leben nnb geglanbt baben, er f6lafe.
9luffinoun9 Der 3eide.
Giligit fubr man nun na6 6em
Gee nnb fanb balb ste 2etbe oes Sc
fu6ten IN ieinem 9luto, baneben SOS
abgel6oiiene @emebr.
@S fanb fi6 au6 eine gfote an JraM
@ugisberg Dor, bod tit ser Snbalt
ni6t befannt; geru6tSlpeiie perlautet,
bab bartn BON finan5tellen @6lptertg=
feiten Ste 6eoe semeien Jet.
Coroner Slion uno GountDanlpalt
Moc&en5ie aus @aploro >puroen be-
rufen utto eriterer erfldrte, baB etn
11raipetfelbafter Tan BON @elbtn1prb
porliese unb oesbalb et11 Snqueit ni6t
a0ttg iet. Dte 2et@e >puroe oan1
1ta6 einer 8eitattun9Sanl lta1t gebra6t.' g
Serr @usiSbers mar 3ipif6en 35
Unto 40 Sabre alt, Der ssDMfab9cn-
name ietner Trau mar Mtn1te Yleb,
Iodter BON Germ 11no Trau Otto
Bleb, @iio Granflinftrabe. Ser Gbe
entitammen bret S0bne, 9lrtbur, !@o=
rolb unSbejtobert.
Seit a!ei1 Dor mebreren Sabren er=
folgten sIooe let11es Saters mar ser
nunmebr Tote &allterer ser 1. 5taatS=
banf BON @tbbon big por eine1n Sab
re, UNI tpel6e 3ett er Brd itoent bieleS
@elbintitllts lpurbe. St mar au6
betetltgt an anoeren 8anf= 1no Sab
rtfunternebmnngen, barunter ser
9affert= =@ugisberg Cement Gonltruc=
ton So. BON Stem l1lm.
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@at,pettbetperb abeeidlpH en-.

@amStagabenb fam ber Matmett=
bemerb gum Nbldluiie besiislt6 Der
3abl Der s3dbne BON etlt6en breibtg
Sd9en, Sic etntge @o6en lang I'M
|96aufeniter bes @omarb @. 8aer
!6or6ipare Store an 9eor6 Mtnneiota=
itrabe auSgeitellt >paren. Senrp q.
Diet, gilbert q. Manberfelb un6 q.
s. W2eper 5dblten 9amStasabenb Bic
s3dbne nnb itellten sic s3abl bon Att
feit. @8 tparen 496 Nn9aben etnge=
retdt tporoen, BON oenen 9elen Sag
nnb gSm. q. 2tnbemann glet6ptel
riete1, 11dr1lt6 1880, unb ban1tt ser
tptrflt6en s3abl am nd6iten famen.
@ie entl6ieoen bur6 Sos bie Bretfe
uno 10 erbielt SRI. Sag BEN @lett=
tpaeen i'm gBerte bon SO nnb 5err
2inoemann sic u&io6ie &ar" i'm @ert
bon $4. Sen 3. Hreis, Elm @i6er=
|beitSrai iterlneiier I'M @erte bon 81,
erbielt George MieS, oer 47S9 9eraten
bate.
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@tabt bram@te INT
$121,722 5u piel
9ieie Summe tank nun geoedt tperz
ben. Stabtrat npr fdmierigem
Gtpbltr,. &eiageDi1,!. aug
Gleftri5itdtsz nno @aiiertuerfem
aeiunfen.

Mie aus oem geri6te oeS Ge6z
nungSia6peri itdnotgen 9lrtbur s..
Sortmann aus O9i(,palfee berporz
eebt, ser sic 8nbter u1lo 8elege tn1
8itro oe8 9tabtl6reiberS iiberpruft
bat, bat sic Staotpermaltung SEEM
lllmS I'M lebten 6e6nungSiabre um
$121,722 mebr gefoitet alS Nfittel
porbanoen lparen, nno SET 9taotrat
1tebt ii6 iebt Set i6>pierigen 9lufgabe
gegeniiber, Dedun9 fiir 0teie beOeutenz
Sc 9nn1me 5n iu6en.
Sour sic TonbS fiir &onaltIierung,
YarfS nnb Trte6bof lpetlen 8ar6e=
Itdnbe ouf, alle itbrtgen iino iiber5oz
gen. 8et SEN @leftri5itdtsz uno @alz
iertperfen lit ser @eiptnn int ger9lei6e
NIT ben1 Sabre 1919 nm $6479.75
9eiunfen.
Da Sic lektidbriee @teuerauflage
it6 alf $74,093.15 belief, erl6eint
e8 faum angdngtg, Sic 9teueri6ranbe
no6 n1ebr an5u5ieben. Die 8onbz
16uloen ser 9tabt belarlfen lt6 ouf
$l74 800, ipobon $4,000 I'M letten
Sabre 5ugema6ien iinb.
lleberiid)t.
garbeitdrSe meiien auf: &ana=
liiierungSfoaos, $9665.64; Harfz
6onos, $3l39.82; JreobofSfonbS,
$8518.99.
neber3osen iplr6en Sic fol9en6en
SonbS: Gleftrt5itdtSmerfe, $780,
O5; @allermerfe, $22, ,458.04; N0z
nlil1iitrattoL $38,086.89; Straben,
$48, ,2S7; Teueroepartement, $780,
60; Natbau8, $22,007. .93; @eiamtz
lumme, $l21, ,722.05.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-22
@pn1 Staotgerid)te,
Midter George t6pgen bat einen
beiddftiaten Mpntag.

slm N1o11tas batte @taotri6te,
George 6ogen etnen belddfttg ten Sag,
inbem tb1n bier @eiebeSperletter oorz
eefiibrt muroen, Die alle our6 Sen
Bplt5ei6ef 9armentng perbaftet NOR
oen DQrel1.
gilbert Slion aus ct. SaneS leife=
te ii6 9on11tag baS 8ergniigen NIT
ieinenl 9luto In rale11bem Ie1npo
our6 Sic @traben Stem l1l1nS gu
iauler1 mas ltd fiir i'm etma8 foitz
ipielts eripte8: $40 @elobube nno
SIS Soften.
George 5rautmtller, Sobn Mffol=
set unb Sobn @urm batten it6 unter
ser 8e1 e16uloisung beS llnfugs su ber=
antmorten; @rgebnts: Irautmtller,
$40 @elbbube, SIS Soften; slffoloer,
SIS @elbbube unb 81 Soften; Wurm,
$40 @elbbube uno 81 Soften.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-22
;3mei fyabrraozNnto>
3niant11tenit6ke
g. sSaniid itDkt nit Mutp bes 2eo
Mltermatt 5uiammen. &nappeS
Gntfpmmen BON 9ietrid) &Deiter
an Gtrakenfreu5u1g.

9lm @amStagabeno gegen 10 11br
befan6 fib Ser 19idbrtse Gbmaro
Santi6, 9obn BON Trau Baul 2eb=
merit, Glib Trontftrabe, ouf ieinem
Tabrrabe auf Ser 5etn1fabrt bon Ser
Sreb Bobe Tarm in ser Gemarfltng
@ourtlano, no er alS Tarmarbeiter
befddfttgt lit. nnlpett Ser alten Set
mann Tarn, etipa 2 Meilen 0itlt6
BON Seem Tim, itteb ct NIT 0em Ooer<
lanb Muto be5 2eo Nlter1natt 5llamz
men, SET ft6 NIT iet11er 96meiter
Slabelle auf Ser Tabrt BON @ontfrep
na6 Wanfato befanb, mobet er etne
| ttefe @n1tbe oberbalb beS lt11fen NngeS
bapontrng.
Ser illnge Mann fubr auf einem
neren8 8abrrao obne2tdt unb @lter1natt
|gtbt oil, bab er tbn erit benerft batte,
alS er ettpa 25 Tub BON ibm entfernt
mar. Irobbem Nltermatt i6lernigit
ablenfte, >purbe SANTOS 9fao oo6
nod bon ben1 ridtpdrttgen &ot=
| l6iber oe8 9ll1tos erfabt. 9llter=
matt mollte Santl6 in ieinem 4uto
na6 Ser @tabt brtneen, oo6 batte er
W1otortrubel unb ais @m. 3alllep
unb bellen 8ruber in etnem Nuto
oprbetfamen, murbe ser iunge SaniiD
na6 beren 9luto gebra6t. SIM
Union 9olpttal purben oie 8erlekunz
gen ia6funbtg berndbt unb ser iunee
Mann fonnte 6aS 9olpttal am Mo11z
tasmorger tpteber perla1en.
8pn Qlutp niebergefpRen.
gllS Dtetrtd &oeiter, Glib @arbenz
itrabe, it6 auf ieinem s3peiraoe an1
Monta9n1tttag auf ser 9fidfebr BON
letner 8obnung na6 gSt6erSfiS
|S6ubiaben befanb, no er ais Sltdz.
16uiter angeitellt lit, purbe er an ser
&reu5ung BON 9foro l. nno Minnez
lotai itrabe BON et11em Muto getroffen,
bas bonS. S. .Giparb, 9lapton, gelenft
murbe, Der unpersii9lt6 feine Mal6ineI
gum iteDe1 hradte llnb lih hes sn~
boben gel6leuoerte1t WtanneS a1lllab1r.
@err &oeiter bat et1len 8ru6 ser
Ne6ten &nteldetbe bauongetragen,
>pte III ser Britldez z&lintf feitgeitellt
lpurbe, lpobt11 i'm Serr Gtparb unoer=
|5iigli6 bra6te. @err Soc iter plroe
bann nadbauie gebra6t unb miro
1nebrere @o6en ba8 8ett bitten
n1iillen,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-22
8eamtinnentuabl.

S1reiner @eriammlung 6eS Traue1<
btlfspereinS oeS 8enianin s. Seifert<
Yoitens ser Nmerifanii6en 9egton
am Montagabenb In Der @affenballe
muroen bie fol9enben 8eamtinnen 9e=
iudblt: Hraftbenttn Srau Otto SeD=
mann;lgieprdiiben sSran @m. S.
@enbt; 9efretdrin, SRI. Srene
@mttb; @datmeiiterin, Sri. @leanor
Senle; 8on3ugsausi6ub, bic 6ranen
g. S. Tnrtb, @m. q. 8ader 1lno
Mrnin Mad. Ser 6tlfsperein 5dblt
iett 25 Weitglieber. Die nd6ite 8erz
ian1mlune nitro am Montagaben6,
2. Mat, in ser @affenballe abgebal=
ten mer6en 11n6 ale ttrittSbere6tig=
ten, Oh ite nun Mttglteoer fino ODER
ni6t, fino 3ur 8eteilisung berSlt9
etngelaben.