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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-20
o 10000 @ 100000
@ MASON COUNTY FARM NOTES. @
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@ 0c0o @ G 100000

The major portion of Mason county
has been visited by heavy rains during
the past two weeks and In some parts
OF the county farmers are of the opin-
Ion that they have had plenty of rain
for the present. This county, however,
has not been visited by the same rain
fall that has ruined crops and roads in
the southern portion OF Brown county,
Ohio, and in some sections OF Adams
county
The hail storm Of last week did con-
siderable damage in the Dover neigh
borhood and In Bracken county west
OF Minerva although in the immediate
Minerva neighborhood no great dam
age was done. Dover seems to have
been the worst sufferer from hail. In
the Dover district much tobacco was
completely ruined while other grow
ing crops were damaged considerably
Dut VIII grow out III time.
AS whole the tobacco crop In Ma
son county is good one. Much cut
ting and housing is now being done
and the farmers are pleased with the
quality and the quantity for the acre
age. During the past week much Ma
son county tobacco has been signed up
in the Burley COOPERATIVE Marketing
Association. Especially is this true in
the Lewisburg district where thou
sands of pounds we're signed during
the week.
Corn will be better in Mason county
this year than was thought for early
in the season. Despite the fact that
early corn did not amount to much the
ater crop will be very good one So
ar weevil has not been seen in Mason
corn although in some parts
# the country this pest has caused
much trouble and great loss to farm
,rS
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-20
SHIPPING EAST OF SUEz.

A recent announcement by the Post
office Department make it possible to
ship 'em somewhere east of Suez" by
parcel post. The route is via San Fran
cisco to the Straits Settlements and
from there to destination indicated in
Perak, Seleanger, Negri Sembilan, Pa
hang, Trengganu, North Borneo. Bun
nei ar Sarawak.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-20
BAN THE MISTLETOE.

The mistletoe has been banned from
the forests Of the Northwest by the
Department of Agriculture. The SYM
Dol of "Merrie Christmas" must go be-
cause of the damage 1t does to growing
larch, yellow pine, lodge polls pine and
fir trees. It is a parasite that fastens
its tenacles in the bark Of a growing
tree and gradually spreads upward,
choking the life of the living tree.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-20
ASPIRIN FIENDS.

The British medical profession are
taking account of a new habit" so far
confined to the women of England. In
Sheffield large number of patients
have become addicted to aspirin. Some
o fthe victims take as high as 1876
grains day and others have been
known to go as high as $50 grains in
"a hours.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-20
Mrs. WAGNER
Of PALM BEACH
Tells Girls How She Found
Relief From Pain

West Palm Beach, Fla.-"When I
was 10 years old was irregular and I
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-20

In Scotland women outnumber the
men by $4,000.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-20

Women are more religious than men.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-20

Vegetable Compound and by taking it
regularly my troubles ceased and now l
never have pain or ache, and am regu-
lar. recommend Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and think every
young girl should take it. You can pub
fish this letter and it may be the means
of helping some other girl or woman.
Mrs. MARY M. WAGNER, Box 759,
West Palm Beach, Florida.
While no woman is entirely free from
periodic suffering it does not seem to be
the plan of nature that woman should
suffer so severely and when pain exists
something is wrong which should be set
right. Every girl who suffers from
monthly cramps should give Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a fair
trial
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-20
HER TRAINED FROGS,

Rivaling Mark Twain's celebrated
jumping frog are the three trained
frogs of East Newark, Del. They are
named Tar Baby, Jack and Anna and
help entertain their mistress friends
when they come to tea. Their mistress
commands "Croak for the ladies" and
the frogs obey.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-20
GRAND JURY DECLINES
TO INDICT TOWN MARSHAL.

Prestonsburg. - John Hall, marshal
of the mining town of Wheelwright,
charged with the killing Of Elihu
Mitchell, was released b ythe Floyd
circuit court the grand jury having
failed to return an indictment. 1t was
shown that Mitchell armed himself and
while drunk went in pursuit Of Hall.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-20
GIRL WIFE JOINS RANKS
OF MISSING IN LOUISVILLE,

Louisville. The police have been
asked to look for Mrs. Edna Jones, 1S,
Georgetown, Ind, who bought ticket
for Louisville, August 22 and has not
bee nseen sincce. Mrs. Jones is de-
scribed as of medium height, weigh
ing It's pounds, with black hair and
brown eyes. Her husband, Paul Jones,
is at the Salvation Army hotel,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-20

pied by Lawton Morrison, Jack Mar
shall, Grace Parker and Isabel Wood
yard, Morrison's car vas overturned
and the occupants piEiC ned beneath it.
Meme was seriously injured.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-20
FOUR PINI0NED BENEATH
WHEN TWO CARS CRASH.

Frankfort. - In a collision on Cap
itol avenue between an automobile
driven by Manon Cornett of the State
Insurance Department and one occu-
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-20

In the United States theer are ap-
proximately 10000 women, IS years
of age or more, who never entered
matrimony.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-20

The boom in trade and industry in
Rumania is due in large measure to
Queen Marie's business skill and
hustle.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-20

naQ SUCH terTlDle
cramps it felt like a
knife going through
me. I took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound and l
was cured. After l
was married l had
the same trouble
caused by the added
work of farming and
heavy washings 80 /
told my husband to
,-ot c,x knk@locofkk
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-14
&nappes @ntfpntmeyt.

9(ls Set Szjdbriee 9obn 8enebtft
bon 9errn rr10 Trou Senrp q. 9tefz
fel am 0tenstagnltttas anf 6ent
Set1npege BON ser fatb. Oreteintgz
fetts l9ule et11en Dalben 8lod BON
ietrem Glternbet1ne an 9}or6 9tatez
ltrabe Sic 9tra be ol1 Set &reu5ung
NIT ber 9forb 8. 5trabe iiberl6reite11
>pollte, 9litt er aus nno itiir5te btu
llno I'M 1ld6lten Nuge11bltde ipar er
BON Sem BON Srau Gbar1c8 &inbz
1neDer gele1lfte1t Sl11to iiber{abrelt belz
ien ei11e8 Soroerrab tbnl ,iiber be1t
Gopf lief. Tralt 3i11Omeper batte
infolge Scr peretiten Strabe ibre
Mal6tne 1t6t mebr re6t5eitig 3ltn1
Stebe11 bringe fDnnen unb eS trtfft lte
fet11erlet S6nlb oll bem 1lfalle, ser
1eotgli6 bur6 Sic 1ngunit ser Ser
bd[tniie berurla6t lpurbe.
Ser &1labe fon1 NIT S9nitt>pll1lz
Sen al1 ser Sberlippe, Quetl6nngen
ser lirfen @eit0tSleite n1b bem Ser
ln1te ei1eS ,3abnes ba0on lt11o beft1lbet
iid) INT dr5tlt6er 8ebanOlung.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-14
&p@fiite peruriad,t sdabenfeuer
6eim npn Yruf, 8urf uno' 5rau
tpirS Surd sylammen beihaotgt+

@dbre11o iid Yrof, g. Surf ltno
Tra11 lebten 9onntasapornlittg IN Der
airhe befol1oen, >pltroe tbr Seim oil
Siio Waibingtonitrabe bur6 etn 6euer
oas Durd eine Godfilte entltaaoen
mar, sur SDbe Don pentgitenS $500
6ei6d0tet.
Trolt Surf bate un1 9 llbr porm.
BEN Son1ltagsbraten 1a6 BEN nDttge11
Sorbeteitun9en in oie GoUftlte gez
itedt uno idob oiele unter einen fleinen
5il6 betm &i6enf fem lter; 20 Mtnuten
Dor 10 llbr, alS @err uno Srau Burf
iid ouf Sen gSes 1la6 ser &irhe ma6z
ten, i6ien alleS gang IN Sronung gu
iein.
Scarf &uei eiter, Elm 91a6bar, iab oie
6lammen bur6 baS Teniter nnb erz
l16te Sc. so. @faenoer Sen Neuerz
alarm 81 geben, mas oteler ou6 To-
fort tat uno Oa Sic Seuermebr 9eraoe
bet tbrer llebung Der iammelt par
erl6ien iie au6 gang auberoroentlie6
l6neQ auf Sem 8ra11bplabe unb bate
in fur5er 3ett Sic Tlanmen gel0l6t
5umetlt nit Silfe BON Gbenifalien.
GS mar ein grobeS 2o6 in oen
&iidenboOen gebralnt 1ulb Sic Mano
lpar i6ltnm an9eien9t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-14
Tlutfpntrpllpe ant 25.
Mpril.
Mblebnnns eires @pridlass ser
&Dri6reibung npn ltmDlagen.

Sn ser pertagten 8ernebmung ii6er
@daffuns eineS Minneiotaflnbtalz
Tlutfontronoii itrtftS In Manfato tn
Ser lebten @o6e m1rbe BON SEN 5ebn
0ti itrtft8ri6tern et1te abernaltge 8er=
tag1lng allf ben 25. Nprtl bei6lollen.
Die Dti itrtftSrt6ter lebnten au6 Sen
Sorl6lag ser Sorl6retbung BON ntnz
lagen 9egen 2anb, bon bem Gntmdiz
ierungSgrdben nad oen Mtnneiota=
flulle ober iei11en s3nfliillen fiibren,
ab, ais seletlt6 unsnldiiis.
3dblret6e Counties >paren auf oer
8ernebmung pertreten. Stem lllmS
8ertreter lparen 8iir9ermetiter Dr.
8. q. Srttlde, lopie Ste @ta0trdte
Scarf $. Nnfberbetbe u11o Or. @nltl
Ofueller, @tabtanlpalt 9llbert 8faenz
oer unb Stabtingenieur S. .. Mini=
11n1, >pdbreno ser Mnipalt $. $. Slot
8ertreter beS Stem l1lmer Sanbels=
flnbS lpar.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-14
total, $2,392.50. Clerk hire, 100000.
Grand total, $3,292.50.

total, $2,392.50. Clerk hire, 100000.
Grand total, $3,292.50.
Sheriff w. J. Julius-Salary, $2,200;
boarding prisoners, $500; serving
papers, $4,000; total $2,475.00. Depu-
ty Sheriff Herman F. Jahnke's salary
amounted to $1,000, making total
receipts of the sheriff's office for last
year Of $3,975,00.
County Attorney W. L. Eckstein-
Salary for II months, $1,833.34; fees
in county and judicial ditch matters,
s325.OO; expenses, $25.95; plus eight
cents additional to make $4,000; total,
S2,184.37. The salary Of the late
Adol oh Frederickson as county at
torney for one month was $166.66,
making grand total Of $2,351.O3.
Superintendent of Schools R. B.
Kennedy-salary, $2,500.00; salary
of help, $500; total $2,557.OO.
Court Commissioner Albert D. Flor
Fees, for marriages, ETC., $500.
Coroner DR.. G. F. Reineke-Fees,
etc., $56.50.
County Surveyor Carl Case-Salary,
none; fees, none.
Highway Engineer Charles N. Ro-
bertson-salary, $2,400; expenses,
$1,152.78; total $3,552.78.
County Agent F. M. Bane-Salary,
s965.13; expenses, $1,194.43; total,
$2,159.56.
Court Reporter-Gharles G.
Murray, s453.6o; W. T. Eckstein,
S5O.40; Alexander Seifert, $4,000:
paid to Lincoln county, $685.; total
$642.95.
Janitor Henry W. Rolwes-salary
100000.
County Commissioners.
DR.. J. P. Graf, First District
Salary, 100000; mileage and com.
mittee work, s134.60; total $734.60.
John M. Johnson, Second District
Salary, 100000; mileage and com.
mittee work, $349.3o; fees on bitches
90 cents per mile, $256.2o; total
$1,205.50. 81
Henry j. Meyer, Third District
Salary, 100000; mileage and com
mittee work, $156.15; fees on ditche:
40 cents per mile), $273.90; total
$1,03O.05.
Charles L. Palmer, Fourth District
Salary, 100000; mileage and com
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-14
&o1t Der Sttmng M
0eS Sta0tratS
s. 8. @etlaff iGldgt ldarfe &esu=
lierung Der Srinfituben ppr. @rz
le0tgung neridieoener pprltegen=
ser @e16Gfte.

Sn ser MonatSperia rianmlung be8
gtaotrat8 >pnroe auf Nntra9 BON s..
s.. 9leblaff unb Der 6tebe1en Mttz
elie6er11 6eS StaotrateS Ser Stabtz
anlpalt gilbert Yfaenber angeiptei ien,
eiaen @erorbnunsSentmurf auS5uarz
bette11 3lpedS t5enlierung un0 Heglz
1terlng BON Irinfituben, Safes uno
MeitourantS, belonber8 au6 be5i9lt6
beS 8eiu68 bur6 Mtnoeriabrise.
SIR JluRuferparf.
Ser BarfauSl6ub le9te eil1en Bez
ri6t Dor 5ugnnIte ser nebernabme
bes DlnbuferparfS our6 Sic 9taOti
Ser NnSlhub beltebt aus 0en 9taOtz
rdte11 &ar[ $. Auferobeibe nnb Serrp
Near0on.
Ser Nu8l6nb erfldrte ft6 gegen SEN
Mrfauf be8 u9unb8riiden8" fiir Barfz
Smede NIT Stnblid auf SEN finan5telz
len Sta110 ser Stabt.
Mnbere @ei6dfte.
Der 5tabtrat erfldrte 1t6 au6
aegen Die Grri6tltne etnes Dammes
I'M Oei11nelotaflube bel SEEM nlm 81
TlutfontronSmede11.
Ser @tabtrot be l6[ob, Sem @taotz
anipalte Bfaenher ein @eidenf bon
Sl0O 3u MAIDEN IN Anerfe1lnung ietner
@erfedtung 5>peier s3toilffaeen bie
banf ieiner eel6idten 8erteibt9nng
I'M De5enberterntn Sngnnl lten ber
Stabt ent16teben 1pnrben.
Bargermetiter 9r. Jritl6e nn6
Stabtrat8prdi iioent &roof fiinbi9ten
an, bab ite ii6 ni6t nm @ie6ermabl
be>perben mollen. Or. Sriti6e8
9ln1tStern1tn enbet I'M Sabre 1922,
jener be8 Serrn &roof beuer.
8ia Hfeiffer uno Sranf q. S6leii
crbie(ten Bool=2iSenlen. =
Sine 3ul6rift ser @inelair g>e=
fi1li1t9 &c., Die um @rlanbni8 3ur
Grri6tuns BON Sel TanfS entlans Der
@eleile Ser so. Ii. ct. 8. 8abn er=
iu6t, murbe on Die genannte 6trmo
SuriidDerlpieIen nit beln 8erlanger
genauerer Nnsaben mo biele 3anfs
Su erri6ten geniinl6t merben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-14
! sSabresneriam,mlung.

Sn ser Sabresperlammluns ser
@tarf TarmerS' Mntual 6tre Srz
iura1ce So. tint Nathall1e BON 9leepp
@pe am W}obtagnW1nittag >pnr0en
bie folse11oen 8eantQ gemdblt: Brdii<
Bent, Nrnolo 9tlle8bEm, 5tarf; Si5ez
praiibent, Solepb 81 9perl, @ottonz
ipoob; @efretdr, Sobh Cutting, Some;
@6abnleti iter, 9ubert Merner, M}tlz
for6. 9ie 9sertreter in ben perldiez
benen @eniorf1lngen li1o: 9llbtn,
Sans @tgurolon; Baiba>p, q. SO.
Beber Jon; 8urnstolpn, s. SO. Weoe;
Gben, Yeter Gari itenien; Safe SanSfa,
$. S. Jreberidi I on; 2tnben, @lement
9aloorlon; Ntullisar 9. W5atbtoneb;
9tatelp, George Garnell; 8roofpille,
s.. 81. IurbeS.
DaS perganeene Sabr mar etn iebr
erfolsrei6e5 fiir bieie aufbliibenee Uarz
merS Teuerperl ltderr1sSgeiell daft,
,pie aus bem Sabre8beri6te beS Sef=
retdr8 Gl1tting berpprgebt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-14
Sic Soften 0er
Gpn1ttDper1p
@ebalter ltno @ebiibren beltefen iid)
I'M lebten Sabre auF Die Snmme
BON S43,653 laut sSinan5bez
rid)t beS GpmntpauDttprs+

Goll11tpaubitor 9ouiS 8. @oeel 1T
nit ser .3ulammenl ltellrng be8 Stnan5z
bertcbt8 BON Bromn Gou11tp be-
l6dfttgt. SIS gebt aus Otelen berbor,
oab Sic @ebdlter unb Gebiibren t1n
abselarfenen Sabre lid) auf S43,<
653.52 beliefen. =
Ser sr0bte 8etrag iiel on bas
Biiro bes llrfun0enregilt TRAITORS sSreo
Gbri ltial1len, n&rnlid S6,33S.9l; ba~
BON lparen $500 &0Dne fir G6retber,
set 91elt gebiiDrc1t.
Goulltppermelier Carl Gole TT Der
ei11Sige Gpnntpbeamte, oer TN let stem
Sabre >peber @ebolt nod Gebilbren
in jeil1er omtlihen @igenl6aft err
balten bot. @ein Ginfommen be-
]teht ser Sauptla6e nad aus Sage
geloern fiir @rabenSper1nellungen uno
6iele brauden nid)t ilt iei1en 8ert6t
an ben GountDaubitor oufgenommen
gu tperoen.
8etrage ser peri6teoenen Beamten.
Die BON SEN perldiebenen @ountnz
bean1ten I'M 2au fe beS lebten Sabres
fiir @ebdlter, 0ebiibren nim., erbal=
tenen Betrdge ltno: .
County Auditor LOUIS G. Vogel-
Salary, $4,000; fees as member of
board of audit, $4,000; fees as member
of election canvassing board, $500;
fees for certificates, $500; total
$2,681.00. The salary of the deputy
auditor and the clerk hire aggregated
$2,277.60, making a grand total of
50, 4,958.60.
| County Treasurer Henry ]. Berg
Salary, $4,000; fees for collections for
state lands, $6.15; total, $2,506.15.
Deputy Treasurer Ed. J. Berg received
salary of $1,712.64, making a total
of $4,218.79.
Register of Deeds Fred Christian
sen-Recording fees, $2,932.31; auto
mobile certificates, $55O.O0; abstract
receipts, $2,156.60; total S5,638.91
Miss Elfrieda Toberer, deputy register
of deeds, was paid the sum Of $4,000
as salary from the county, which places
the total receipts of this office for the
past year at $6,338.91..
Clerk Of Court Carl P. Manderfeld-
Salary, $1,5oo.o0; fees, 81, 10000; total
$4,000. Clerk hire, $4,000. Crane
total, $500.
Judge of Probate William B. Mathe
salary, $2,o5o.00; fees, $342.5O
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-14
Som Sabresberi@te
oes Gon1ttya1t1palts
&pn 7S perbanoelten Tallen trat III
81 lteberfiibrung eiu. .3ebn ba=
npn entfalen auf bas 9iitrtft, Bic
anoeren auf Die rieori9eren &C.
rtd)te.

9luS bem SabreSbert6te 6e8 @ounz
tpanpaltS gB. s. @ditetn, ser ben1
Gountprate in beiien SabreSperlammz
lung lebte Mo6e porgelegt lpurbe, III
5u entnebmen, bab I'M Sabre 1920
In BEN perI I6ieoenen @ertdten III
8ronn Gountp 78 Tdlle 5ur 8erbar6z
lung fanen, ipoDon Is Dor Oe1n Diz
itrtftSsert9te perbanbelt >pur6er, Sic
anberen in SEN 11iebrtgeren @ert6t8z
b6fen I'M @ountn.
56ulobef fllnbe erf folgte11 In 81 Sdlz
len, bapon 5ebn I'M 0iitrift8gert6te.
@@An BEN I'M 9titrtftsgeride 8erurz
tetlten ipllr0e1 pter na6 Ser 1taatz
lt6n 8elierunesantalt gei6tdt, 5%pei
erbtelten inlpe1bterte 9trafen nno
elmer fam NIT ei11er @elbbnbe baDon.
Sn SEN iibrisen @ert6tsb0fen I'M
@our1tp ,purben IN 81 Tdlen Gelbz
buben perbdngt, Stpet murben ll11ter
6rteoenSbiirgl6aft geitellt uno 4 err
btelten luipel1bierte 9trafen. Die @e=
iantl lumme Ser auferlegten @elbbnb be1
ipar $3.50, Sic CUR s3ablung porgez
i6riebenen Soften $457. 80.
8on ben s 8erbanolungen I'M
81 ltrtftsgert6te, tn benen fei11e lleber=
fubrung erfolgte, e1lbeten 3 NIT Tretz
iprl16, 2 our6 9lt6terbebung etller
9lnflaee, 2 6urd Tallenlailen nllo
ether 16mebte nod Sur d3ett Der 9l1sz
ar6eitung be8 8eridtS.
S1l beu 11ieorigeren @eri6ten enbez
ten bier 6ale NIT Tretlprud rno 2
NIT Tallenlallen r..
Sic 9lnflagen.
Die gerbre6e11 ober 8ergebell
berel1 Sic 7S geribtli6 telonsten Scr
lonen angefla9t marell lino fol9e1loe
gene len:
81 1triftseeridt: V s(reriii i'm |.
0raoe, 3; glngriff inl 3. 9rabe, l;
Gil1brud I'M 3. @rabe, g. Grprelllu1g,
3; gitti6feitsperbredel, 5.
Sta0tz llno a11bere @eri6te: Sat
l6er 9(nsriff, 5; &erletuns Ser
9iei1lnabrunsS Snittel9elete, 1; 3rn1lz
fe1lbeit, 9; aufreiSenoe 8emerfunsen
3; g1i6terbaltung, 1; Serlaliung BON
Trar la1o &iubx 3; Serlebnng Der
9(uton1obilgeletse, 25; AuSltellung BON
@6efS pbne 8anfsntbaben, 3; Grz
1diebungSperlu6, 1; @rober llnfug,
4; I'm fldtige GebenSarten, 1; @eletz
mioriger Sorltb BET perbotener Ser
lammlung, /; slnwenollng BON &tr=
oerarbett, 1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-14
Sic @efiieeli6al4 ppu 8ru,un g.
GrDffnung III ser @nHenballe bel
iebr gutter &eidifung 1no
8eind).

S1l ser @offellbane 1T eeitern,
DonnerStas, Sic 4. iabrltde @eflugelz
i6au Ser @efliigel5ii9hter reinisll11g
BON 8romn County erDffnet tporbe11.
Dte 8ei6tdung tt beuer eine gang
beio11berS quite un6 au6 ser 8eiu6
am @r6ffnungStag lpar bur6auS be-
frtebtgenb u1l0 pitb porauSlt6tlt6
an6 bis gum Gnbe ser groben Sc
fliigelauSltellung an- 5onntagabeno
10 bletben. Ser Gintritt lit fret.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-14
@eitere Gntbiluneen lit Musii6t
1efte1t


S8ir baben, unb baS >ptlien unlerc
abolunenteaa unleren Gollesen ntdt
5uerlt ar9esrtfTen. 0a ct itd be-
lniBtgt geleben bat, unlere 0elddft8z
1netboben. 5u fritiliren lrl1o ld6erli6
5ll MAIDEN perludt, >peroen >pir nn5
etnfacb unlrer Sout mebren, llnb
llnleren merten Golleeen in ieiner
>pirflihcn 0r0Be olS mobrbeit8lieben=
ser Wenl0 on Sen Stranger 1tellen.
9Sir lperHeu piel(ei0t in 5ufiinftigen
91l1nlnerrl 0elegenbeit baben nod
>peitere 5atIaden 5lt per0ffentlihen
Sic eiu grelles 3iht alf Sic WabrbeitSz
ltebe unlereS Gollegen luerfen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-14
GpncprDiaflnb llnterbaltuug.
Sic 9pito(ieNcr Aea NnncorSio fE,

Die Ntitglieoer beS Gpncorbtafh1bs
unterbtelten lid ant 9onntogabenb
oufs bette NIT ibrer 0a1nen bel einen1
Gartenlpiel unb Gegelpartte in tbren1
Glubbauie on 9fnro Stateitrabe. Gs
maren rll11b 60 5eilnebmer on>pe1eno.
Die Yreile beiln &arteniptle >puroe11
ge>ponnen BON Trau Nr1nin Meblaff
unb 9llfre6 5biebe. @S lpurbe au9
ein portrefflt6er Sn1bib geret9t,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-14

- 6ranf Itaf ol1S Ip11ban, g.
O., febrte Oonnerstag NIT leiner
Io6ter 2ebuie Ytaf betn, welbe TIM
bie5tgen Union 5pipital III dr5tli6er
Beba1lbll1ng lpar. 9Sis eri1lnerlt6,
>par baS illge Medbdel1 por eili9en
Mo6en ou8 Otanfato, ipD e5 einc
6anhelSl6ule beluAte tn einem s3uz
itanoe 5eitmeiltger @e; te8ltDrung iortz
geipa1oert n11b 1pdter belp1lbtloS uno
balb erfroren in eiy:r sarsar getrleb
beiinbltden Sd9enitble bet Cambria
al1fgef efnnbel1 lporOelt,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-14

mittee work, $59.54; fees on bitches
40 cents per mile), $205.60; total,
$865.14.
Chairman Herman Polkow, Fifth
District Salary, 100000; mileage and
committee work, $614.31; fees on
bitches 40 cents per mile), $433.30;
total, $1,647.61.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-14
g. 9&. Mueller 1teu>
er S@nlratsprdlioe>1t
sdulrat mdblt S, g, 3lhunfe ols
ncues Sebulratsmitglieo anitcle
ppn y8. g. Gditetn III Spe5talz
iiblng am Mpntag.

Ser @dulrat btelt ar1 O}ortagz
abe1b eine Spe5iall litun9 o6, tn ser
er NIT Sebauern bon bem Hiidtrtttsz
9elu6e bes SRI ltbenten gg. g. Sd
ltein &ell1tnis nabm unb ba8 Gelud
seneblniste nit slet65ettiser Set
ltellu1g ser eriprieb1tden 9ienltlet=
ltuns bieleS pfli6tgetreren Seamten,
be1ien 9luSl6eiben aus bem Sdnlz
rote einen ausgelpro6en 8erlult fiir
oen 9iltrift bebentct.
S. 8. 3lhunft >puroc ltimnlis
o(s 9iobfoleer 6errn GdltctnS ais
W3itslico bes S1ulrots se>pdb.t
Der Sl1npolt 9(l freb gS. N}uel(er,
ser ais Seitlpeiliser Gorlibcr funsiert
bate, puroc olS 9iadfolger Gdl lteins
ais Brdltbent bes Sdulrots etn=
ltir1n1ig eelpdblt. Nn ietner StefIe
miro Serr j3ldunfe O}itslieo ocs
@ebdloefomtteeS.
9l11oere Oeldafte.
5uperintenbent @loor perlas eine
3ulhrift BON Yro{. S. 6, Gballman
Ofitglieo beS ltaatltden Gr5iebung8
bepartement8 uno Setter Set Spe5ial=
flallel1, Dab eine f0rperlide Inter:
lu6ung 5uriidgebltebe11er @dii(er Dor:
gel1ommen merbe1l mub, bepor Or
&ublmam aus Taribault lie au
tire 6abtsfeiten unterlu6t.
oerr @loor le1lfte oll6 Sic Suf
merflamfeit ouf Sic 9fotlpenotgfei
ser @irri6tung etre8 9lben0furlni
fin Biirserre6tsbemerber uno anbere
Sic Sellerllns ibrer 5pradz nnb ion
ltigen Gellntnifie aani itreben. Sc
iu6e um 8eteiltgung lonten BIZ
lpateltens 25. Sar1uar bel Serr1
@loor einserei6t ietn. @r9tbt iie
cine auSrei6en0e 8eteiligung, 10 iol
Oann ei11e lol6e Slolle er6{fnet iper
| Den.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-14

- Trl. Oti1n1ie 9Sc11bi11ger lit BON
mebrtdgigen1 Seiube ibrer Gltern IN
Uatrfar 5l1riidgefebrt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-14

Sri. 9iiuian saart II L siift bolt eirens
Be1nde Der Ganilie eo,liS aibner bei
San1berton 3urii dsefebr
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-12-29
Most Composite Language.

1t Is impossible to state the exact
percentage of any language entering
inO the composition of English, as
English has become the most composite
language spoken by man. The vocabu-
larry of common life is still about
three-fourths of Anglo-Saxon origin,
but the vocabulary Of literature and
commerce contains majority Of
words Of foreign origin, chiefly Latin
or Greek, coming in great part through
the Romance tongues and of these
chiefly through French The languages
from which the next greatest contribu-
ton has been received are the Scan
dinavian (Icelandic, Swedish, Danish,
Norwegian, the low German Dutch,
Flemish, etc.,; Celtic, Hebrew, Per-
sian, Arabic, Hindustani, Turkish,
Malay, Chinese, American Indian, etc.
The words derived from the more
remote languages are however, in great
part names Of products or customs
peculiar to the countries concerned,
and few Of them enter into actual
English use.