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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-14

BUSINESS FIRMS
GOING UP FAST
New Structures in Louisa
for Business Purposes
Are Rising Rapidly

J. A. Collinsworth and J. II. Ekers.
both OF the Fallsburg vicinity. will
start Immediately the construction of
q three-story business building In Lou
lisa on the southeast corner or Madi-
son and Main Cross streets, on the lot
purchased from Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Da-
Wis. A basement also viii extend the
full size of the building. which win be
30 feet by 60 or 65 feet. This will
leave enough room on the rear OF the
lot upon which to move the residence
and face II toward Main Cross street.
When the building Ii completed the
owners win put in a large stock of
hardware and furniture. Ths two up-
per floors will be especially adapted to
the display OF furnitura. - =.
Arrangements are now being made
TO start the work of exsavating for the
handsome building.
The Woods Building.
Bricklaying on James H. Woods
new building started Monday and the
walls are going up rapidly. The loca-
tion Is Main Cross street. midway be-
tween Main and Perry on the old Roffe
property. There are two business
rooms on the first floor and the second
floor will be fitted up into two mod
ern fats.
The Walters Building.
DR.. c. B. Walters large new build
ing win be ready for some Of the oc-
cupants by November 1. The hand
some new drug store should be In OPP
Grafton ON or very soon after that date,
The moving picture room adjoining,
viii require a little moro time for com,
pletion. The plastering is rapidly go
ing forward. as well as all other de-
tails.
Z. r. Mcclure. ps s1
The new business building being
efected by T. r. Mcclure on Jefferson
street opposite the C. & b. passenger
station will soon be ready for occu-'
pancy. II adjoins H. S. Young's new,
building. Both contain two stories.
Louisa National Bank.
Extensive improvements are being
made on the exterior of the Louisa Ma
tfonai Bank which will add much to
the appearance II the building.
Lawrenee Auto Garage.
The garage being erected by the
Lawrence Auto Sales company is a
gain making progress. The second
story Is In course OF construction and
going along rapidly.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-14
Virginia Hills Raked for
Clubman Lost s Months

Bristol. Tenn. Oct. 2O-Officers led
by Detective Elmore Brim are search
ing the mountain region near Marion
Va, for trace of Blaize L. Harsell
wealthy clubman of Bedford. N. Y.
who has been missing since February
Relatives OF the missing man received
word that trace Of him had been found
and 1t was decided to renew the search
Harsell was last heard from in Roa-
noke. Va, when he was making prep
arations to hike through the mountains
to Macon-co., Georgia.
1t was believed by some he was kill
ed by moonshiners when mistaken for
revenue officer. However, 1t 10 now
thought there is chance of finding
him alive somewhere in the mountains
OF Southwest Virginia.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-14
OBSERVE YoM klPPuR.

Yom Kippur. the Day of Atonement,
the most solemn day in the Jewish
calendar year. was observed by Jews
throughout the country for a twenty
four-hour period. beginning at sun
down Tuesday and ending at sundown
Wednesday afternoon. During this
period in atonement for their sins,
orthodox and reformed Jews refrain
from partalsing of any food or drink.
J. Israisisy OF this place went to
Huntington Tuesday to observe the
day In the Jewish church at that place.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-14
como TO coLoRAn;o,.

lawyer Walter Copley, HIS mother
Mrs Fannie copley and brother Frani
Copley and wife and Mrs. Frank Cop
1ey's mother. Rebecca Forparty. ief,
Wednesday for Colorado Springs. Colo
where, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank copley ex-
pect TO make their future home. II the
climate proves beneficial, Mrs. Fannie
Copiey will also remain there. Waiter
expects to return In about four weeks
at which time he will close up his bus
iness apd accompany his brother Leon
ard to California where len" has a
nice position with one Of the movie
picture companies and where he is rap
idly making good as q film star Min
go Republican.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-14
FORD TO EXTEND HIS
RAILROAD INTO KENTUCKY

Henry Ford. Detroit manufactures
and railroad magnate, was In Cincin-
natl for two hours Tuesday evening on
his way to Pineville, KY. where 1t is
believed he is negotiating plans for a
southern connection for his d. T. & I.
railroad dn order to reach the coal
fields. The extension. 1t was rumored.
would be made from Portsmouth. o.
Mr.. Ford refused to comment on the
matter.-C Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-14
10 Year Old Lad
is 8 feet 5 inches Tall

Chicago, Oct. 1.-"Gosh- a mighty
but that guys long for this world.
said startled negro porter this morn
ing as Jan Van Albert doubled up like
jack knife. squeezed through the
door of a Pullman car, Strengthened ur
to his full height of nine feet, five inch
es. gave to the roof Of the car an ef-
fectionate pat, and then hustled to q
telephone to order his brealSfast-a
meal that would stagger five ordinary
men. sti
Tie biggest boy In the world"--he
is only 10 years old-is stopping of in
Chicago. enroute to Glenwood, Ill.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-14
A v. CHRISTIAN pAsaEe AWAY.

A. v. Christian. a widely known and
highly respected citizen. died at his
homo near the Forks OF Big Hurricane.
Wayne-co.. last Sunday night. He had
been AFFLICTED with paralysis for four
or five years and for some time had
been past going. He was about rs
years of age and leaves two sons and
were conducted at the home Tuesday
at noon and the burial took place in
the family cemetery. The deceased
was a member OF the Baptist church
and also the Masonic lodge OF Wayne.
--Ceredo Advance.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-14
CHAMBERS AND 5uHGRAFF
TRIAL SET FOR ocToBER q

Williamson, w. va.-The second trial
Of Reece Chambers and Fred Burgraff,
indicted In connection with the killing
Of w. j. Ferguson. one OF seven Bald
win-Felts detectives slain in the Mate
wan battle in May. 1920. was set for
Oct. 21 by Judge Bailey of the circuit
court. At the first trial. which was
concluded Sept. 90 last, the jury failed
to agree. The defendants were re-
leased under $4,000 bail each, The
jury to try the case win be drawn from
another county, It was said.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-14
CONTINUE HEARING FoR
DISTRICT II OFFICERS

Williamson, W. ya.-The casea of
e, r. Keeney. president OF, District IL.
United Mine Workers, and Fred Noon
ey. secretary treasurer, indicted in
connection with the disturbances, In
Mingo last May, were continued by
Judge Bailey in circuit court until the
December term of court.
Prosecuting Attorney Stokes said he
would mot oppose the granting of bail
and Judge Bailey declared that the
defendants would be admitted to bail
II they desired 1t. Keeney or Mooney
did not eignify at the time what course
they would pursue.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-14
LUNCHEON GUESTS.

The Huntington Herald Dispatch
says: Honoring her house guests.
Mrs. f. o. s, Habeson, OF Los Angeles,
CAL. and Mrs. John Thomas. who was
formerly OF Louisa. KY. but is now OF
Los Angeles, Mrs Mattew N. Offut en-
tertained a number OF friends at lunch
con at the Hotel Farr.
Miss Katherine Thomas of, Los AM
yeles, Cal. who has been the guest of
Mrs. A. M. Campbell OF the South Side,
and Miss Elizabeth McCoaoh and Miss
Catherine Enslow were luncheon
guests at the Farr hotel Friday noon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-14
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

The engagement OF Miss While Lee
Clark OF Lexington, and Mr.. Idttlefon
Tazewell Elicit. Of Cincinnati and Lex
ington, has been announced. Miss
Clark Is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. F. Clark OF Lexington and sister
Of Ars. r. ". CARED of Louisa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-14
aeooD-BYE, Boys CRIES
WIFE SLAYER AS He HANGS

Moundsville. W.. va.--with only the
words Good bye, boys and stoical to
the end. Henry Harbor. 81. Mcdowell
county negro. went to his death by
hanging at the West Virginia peniten-
tiary for the killing Of his wife. War
]. z. Terrell pronounced the man dead
" ~ minutes after the drop. Harbor
stabbed the woman with a huge knife.
An appeal for clemency to Governor
Morgan was without success.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-14
MAN FALLS DEAD.

Harold Smith. a5 years old. travelling
out OF Biueneld. w. Va. fell dead in
Ashland Monday with an attack Of
heart trouble. He and his mother were
registered at the Hotel Ventura and
are well known In Ashland. Mr.. Smith
fell TO the street at Fifteenth and VIM
chester avenue.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-14
FRAUDULENT MAGAZINE AGENTS

Give your magazine subscriptions to
home agents. Not long ago a young
man claiming to be in contest for a
college scholarship came to Louisa and
secured q number Of subscriptions.
Evidently he kept the money, as the
magazines were never received.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-14
FRACTURES ANKLE.

John w. WARWICK, a well known citi-
zen OF williamson. fractured his left
ankle while lacking q car at his gar
age. He was removed to a hospital
where his injured leg was placed in q
paris cast
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-14
DEDICATION OF CHURCH.

The church at the Cross Roads will
be dedicated Sunday, October 2srd. All
day services vii lbe held. dinner on
the ground. Everybody invited. This
!, Is q on-denominational church. 1t
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-14
sAMMoNs WITHDRAWN,

MCCLELLAN Samn1cna Republican
nominee fer Representative from Law
renee and Elliott counties. has with
drawn from the race. leaving a clear
field for R. c. Moore, Democratic NOM
inee.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-14

An examination for mine foreman
win be held at Lexington. Department
of Mines. November II. A fee OF $3.50
viii pesrequired.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-14

R. L. vinson is in Cincinnati
a few days ago she had her
removed. Sho b getting along
~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
nr y. y. n>nt'o,'I>.

Many persons, tho vast majority |
h'H'N". nni amusement in observing
some man ifvSiHti"u or rcc"ntrivity
ct DISPLAY Of IN manners on the part
Of some individual In a public assem-
h.aG'. There are other observers,
however. to whom such exhibit ton
lar ii"ri h'iuE amusing. * u *oHrc"
OF keen distress. Il is in this latter
C!HS> mat AN aCuu3 iEtancc Of mine
h"i'nE> II" suffers :" genuinely
from what may he called "cmhnr-
raSSm"ut Tor others" tina; his case
seems of interest from a psychologist
cal Viewpoint
Comfortably seated in an elevated
'ra'u tho other day. "" both became.
aware that on" OF our fellow paSSrn-
&"rS was King tn" whol. ear into
his confidence in regard To u certain
al>1rtcrm"ut that had arisen between
ia his lmn"dia;" vicinity wcrc smi!-
nG and two girls who sat exactly
opposite Me-" girrlin.; aloud Heads
were bent forward at the far end
OF the car 10y persons anxious to
learn the cIuS" ana share in the gen
Gene. sand my friend there are
plenty OF seats In the next ear:
cant endure u thing like this"
us discomfort was so genuine I
comfortahl" wind"w-scat aud accom-
pany hiH 20 TIA" next coach
Il dom; know why should mind"
sald h" IT an IDIOT wants To tell ali
his family troubles to a lot OF strang-
"rs, w can, help feeling cmhar-
y, not being able to help him"
asked
ON not at; All. My desire is
rather :" Kick him.
Then your embarrassment. pcr-
maps, arises from = frustrated wish"
said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
EMBARRASSMENT PROVES TO
BE CURB ON AMUSEMENT
Many Persons, Vast Majority of Them, Find Pastime
in Observing Some Manifestation of Display of
III Manners in Public Assemblage.

Look here ne replied with great
srri"UsucSs. YOU go in Il li,tle I"~
psychology and MI that sor, of thing
wish YOU would explain :" me iC
cdly uncomfortable when stranger
is masking "a fool OF himself IN pub.
lie. som" people seem to hud .
amusing
You're too synpa,hc,ic," sup-
ecstcd You're pity for the creature
is aroused
''Hut it cannot be- that" he re-
;or;cd. FOR if some ASS were to
begin to spout original poetry in a
car of which WAS the only other oc-
cupant. would merely hc amused,
whereas II the car w"r" fun of pas
II pity were my feeling toward the
ass. h"w could hc amused N the
HrSt Instance"
ITS qucc.' thing" he continued.
and Nv, suffered from this sor; of
,mhti raSSment ever since can re
iu"mI.c". In my boyhoud us."i 20
be taken much AGAINST NY VIZ to
Mat we're called 'T.Npc:i'uyH Meet
ngs' il the Methodist church Eve
some man or woman would
m'hdl" 81 narrative ~ Sin aut
and Will" others all
ahOnt mc were encouraging such
speakers with Glory h.'s'
swoppcd my chauc" OF salvation, Tor
= trIpduor through which could
have escaped Ia the basement. Aud
Something's ,,.i.i,I there w"r" ,pPcr"Hs of
waiting for someone /" arise. AMI no
one rcSuondine. Thus" tricht!u! mo
n"ntS w"r" fun of AN "NpuiSitiNclN
painful embarrassment I" me. III
tn" crimson cloth on which tn" Hihi"
rested. i viii he grateful to hnN"n"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
WHO caa cxplain INC eansc Of TIM,

who can explain the cause Of that
phenomena.
Well" said |. there were no other
smail boys In YOU. Immediate vicm.
i:y on thos" "c"astons. were thcrv!
Yuu were surrounded by adults sup
pose there had been only children OF
licvr YOU would have EIESled with
tn" others"
lie turned the matter over in his
mind FOR a. moment and then said:
"Of course would by love, never
thought of ira, ltut II doesn't cX-
plain why should hav" been Cn,bar-
raised und"r the circumstances as
they We're
Ana | suppose i, doesn't. hut Il
opens up. think. a rather interesting
inquiry as To just how far the feel
iur uf appropriateness" and "iuap-
pr"UriHtcncss' may enter ihc minds
s"urc" Of unhtpriucss. May no, tho
,Np"ri"ur" "f my friend hc due to 4
too critical aud y"r-scnsjtivc tom
pcrHmcnt' TO such nature. what
'v": appcars inaprr"priat". becomes
;vyoltiIG.
.naaHropria,o in ro"m-f"i Of I': K iIs
rujoyinS th. discomfor;unc Of an
adult. lon" boy among his 81 lcrs
might easily hcc"n" party /" the
discomfort Whereas others might
!auGh Il, tn" spectacle OF u shirt tail
unc"nSciousiN exhibited in public he
critical and over sensitive person
might feel only the rlariuG inar-
uropriatcn"ss of such a;iirr. and he
embarrassed az his OWN 'pIrticipa-
ton in The Dl-tim",l exhibition
Had my friend been the sole audi.
'or uf the foolish man in the car wr
vacated. n" would hav" no such dis
tuThiuE consciousness Of a violation
of The pr"pri"ticS because the Dub-
Iic' ~ hich is eyer critically before his
~ n' would no; he pr"scn; TO give
NH.a 90. O. "A 81 } Al
Possibly TINS is not a perfect clu-
,iiatiun az my friends dii,iculiy hui
4 viii have served i;q uu-pOSc If IL
leads some reader I" attempt u bet
'.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
SIInpInK nrmkrs Cnn.c NIrhnn.

shipping brakes are said to Have
caused the big direction truck OF
the National transfer Company to
hrcalS loose from it's mornings. while
IL was parked near Eighth and
Franklin streets yesterday. and go
dashinI wildly down Franklin street.
making the turn into Ninth Street
ANA crushing Into Il ear owned by T.;
!. Mann. After striking tn" other
II NJ. Bryant the driver of III. truck
was later placed under arrest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
JURY ATTENDS SHOW
",nn"N'Hnt"rs m C"nspIrnc, 4" StrnI
shipments. Euj". Thrm-
serves tndrr deputies.

MACON. GA. March ~ The Fcd-
wy, grand jury that is hearing the
'uchv" neatnSt uftN-thrcr p"rson.
"sVus'd "t conspiracy ,o Stca, "N.
g'sS shtnm"nts crom tn" United
ta''S government. + h'iur permit =
~" !" go I" pi.tur" shows auh the
~. "nu l. constantly ~ .r,rr. Of
~ "s rom the United states mar
Jury being given u rcs, from nrloci>
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20

Friday afternoon until Monday morn
ing Judx" Evans ordered that the
Jury be given plenty OF exercise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-16
have YOU PILES?
rhen xou Kavs Something 10 Lsarr

Then Hou hSVs soHolhAnS W H""-"
Thousands VINO Elle T."s Ia" not
learned tina: aH'Ck and p"rra""ht 20
IL. can uU-y 10 Gl,Virp,IN! "G "iia ~
,ernal medicine. Neither eating "pr
am amount oc ttra'u.e"' Win "."''
mentS AMI supposItcI,es vi. 'emoNe
the CdIae
Raj ,ircIlIt!oH causes plies TAeCo
:s complete stu6rn;iua or boo" ~
tho love- bowN! and u wcaErn'"K or
The parts Dr. J. 8. Leonhart' was nrs,
- ind The rcmoLT. MS presHr p,!"n
is REM-ROID. 4 tablet medicine. ia"en
internally. that Is now sold by drug
gis,s generally. u. LeonhArGt tried -
IN lNn6 cases wl,N tts marvellous record
Of succesa In aS V"r cont. and then lie
t:ded 4 should be sold .Eoev rig"
money back guarantee.
Don; waste any Iucre '!Te With out
side app.Ioarons. g.; = "a "Ns" ~
HEM. ROlp .:"l" - -. Er.r", & .. To-
dav l. &Ae E!von sn'e aud 'tst!uE re-
! ~ - :hOusa"iP o. peop.e ard HNoG,d
do :"A same ror rcu-~.' se'dem f..!!S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-16

NNttrr.ywH. y. y. Doc 10 James T.,
r.:day. %. inventor % tie spc!"y ped
I.ci tpI-y 4. Cl4uW.Gt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-16
NO GIFT POSSESSES THE
DISTINCTION OF JeweLry

1t is this quality Of refinement and dlst1nc-
ton which you purchase at REICHBLlM'S just
As much as the intrinsic gift itself.
The nam" REIElIBLIM Is your guarantee
and assurance tina, What You select is exactly we
represent il 20 be"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-16
IVORY
1.-The Welcome Gift

.! all the things that custom has adopted for
eift-making, French Ivory is easily most popn-
lar These useful articles are standardized in
pattern so that sets can be built up year tN
year.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-07
>8itte iebr!"

= 8efannte @pmptome.
uSerr 8rin5ipaI", iagte Ser Ser.
faufer zines @ol6marengeiddfts,
nes lit % ein iunger Mann i'm
2a6en, Ser be11immt iid) gar 10
%ion6erbar. .S@ babe i'm i6on bret
mol na6 ieinen @unidJen gefragt,
aber itatt elmer Mnttport itottcrt er
tmmer3u fol@ fonfuies 8eug, bon
DEM i@ fem @ort beritebe. @onen
Sie ni@t ielbit binausgeben?"
rMan iiebt, 6ab sic nod me11ig
@rfabrung baben," entgegnete Ser
Brtn5ipal. u2egen sic oieiem jun
gen Mann 8erlobungsringe bor."
@erbangniSbo11es
MiBberitan6nis. SIT es oenn
mtrfli6 tDabr, 6aB Der @6la6ter.
meiiter Miuer auf uno oabor lit?
Ser tam 6od ionit ME aus Dem
&aus -.
ga, - 6as fat ser 2ieoerfran5
auf Dem @emiiien; mie er abenos
in sic @aititube tritt, itngen iie
grad: v9as m,lb Elm idle6ter Mil'
Ter fem, 6em 11iemc!.s fiel 6as @an'
bern ein." 9a lit er beimgegangen;
ct meinte: er 1ieBe iid ni6t mebr
fro55eln, uno meg mar er.
= &eoebIute. Ser gertet6i,
ger batte Sen eriten Sell ieiner
@eoe beenoigt; Damn tpanote er rl
an 6en BrGiioenten: Sc ntten Serr
8rdfioent, baB i6 ettpas breiter
trer6e!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-07

z1MS&GS TEsra+. - -
Ser fniderig &c Gbef.
Gonnertpetter, ra1d5en Sic oa aber
Elm miierables &rant.
Sa, tpiiien sic, ndd]ite ISOLDE bot
mein gbef @eburtstag; Bel bteier
@elegenbeit gibt er ie0em auf bent
&antor ei1e 3igarre, oie in ietner
@egentpart gerau6t neroen n11tB,
mo ba troiriere id MIDI chen.
- nnter Sreunbinne n.
@eitern bat mir Der ar5t ben Mnf=
entbalt in Ser 4ii6e perboten.
@ora11 lit 6el1n bein Wta1n er=
franft?
Gntfpre6en6. Marl1m
lit Ser 9oftor gpre1gel eigentlid)
10 berbihm g%enoroen?
@eil er ieet iebr penig 81 beiBen
Eat.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-07

= Son Ser. @Ieinbab1.
8efannte (5ur Srau zines 8abn-
marters): 8ie SIR Steiner f@on
laufen fannl
SSa, meme &in6er baber ale iebr
friib 1aufen gelernt; fte baben fi9
INNER bir1ten au1 8u9le f%eltgebalten
unb- itn6 mitgetrippelt.
@i6eriprn9. Mein, i6
ioge Sbnen, sen 6iin11en &affee in
Sa6ien, 6en 6innen &affee -.
Scum, mas tits nit bem?
Sen baB i6 bolt sid gefriegtl
- 5@1agfertig. @ertei6i.
ger: 9a fonnen sic nod bon
@lid iagen, nit nur 6 Monaten
6%abon5ufommen!
8efannter MuSbreder: Sd boffe
nod friber.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-07
ngntidyulo'een q, gnai' Grau;
ian sic net mel Mte?"


- Gin sc ann pom @ort.
Wein perltorbener Diann mar I'M
mer Elm Wann BON @prt.
Mrn1er geripalloter: Sa, Dos 1T
tpabr. gr iagt, ltcts: CT gabe nidts,
uno er gab audi nidtS!
- Sdyer5frage. SIT oos
Gogcl9en in benz befannten 2ieoe:
vaommt a gogel geflogcn -" ein
M6nnd)et1 ooer ell @eibden?
Mntnort: Natirlid) ein Wann'
den; benn Gin 9eibden batte, 30
es Sen 5d),label nidt balten fam,
ben Nettel idon lanalt p%er!orenl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-07
Jabel..


6abel.
.gs trottet Der Mops, 10 felt un0
rl11o.
.Gr fiblt fid 10 redt als .neber-
buno~,
Ser 3ugbunb fn,trrt: 8elB Spret-
5et1 u,10 3ieren.
2aufit 6o6 eleieb mir duf alien
8ieren.
- Me9t Of III Ell 6elbaft.
Gin etros genal1er Sommerfriidler
11tdt Ieinen @irt, einen 8alteru,
bonn porigen Sabre tpieoer auf. gu
Ieinem> grltol1nen miro lynn beoel.=
tet, 6aB er oies Mal fein 9ogis
befommen Tonne. IS bab SIR 3im=
mer"', ipridt Der Bauer, r5nm Staa
berridt'n laIi'n. Mait oa1ler 8ubt-
}au fon1m / meiter olS NIT Gobna.N
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-07


= @rf1arung. @6affner (8u
Mforib uno Sarab): 8itte, Ole Serr.
i9aften brau6en NlaBfarten.
Sarab: $50 baiBt Moritlebem
pas iin6 8lobfarten?
Morib: @eil mer plabt Dor Mer-
ger, BOB man ie be5ablen muB.
= @run6. &au@it Dn germ?
@an3 un6 gar nidt, aber meine
8rau drgert's!
= "a alto! Mi6ter Gum Mn.
9ef1agten): @te fommen sic 6a5u,
So15 at 1teblen?
Mngeflagter: Sd babe es ooW
ni6t geitoblen, es beibt ia ubol'S".
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-07

= Ser g @reden. SSn einem
i%iberfmaten StraBenbabnnagen ite.
ben 5mei altere Serren int eifrigen
@eipra6, &rofelioren. rSerr Sol.
lege," iagte Der cine, uSSbbre Gin.
Denonngen IN @bren aber sic per-
6en mid bon meinem eingenomme-
1ten S%tan6pl1nft nidt abbringe11.
$50 id iebt itebe, 90 bleibe i@
audi"
/. rnm @ottesmiuen," fe,tf5t ba
cine bi6t oaneben iteben6e Dame,
Isle iteben ia auf meinem SnBel"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-07
9ile1nma.

Gle iitt in ibrem 3immer 1tno
traumt. sic oenft an Mobert. 2iebt
iie i'm mirflt6 ober lit es MIR BERG
Idle i6tpeiterlide 3uneigung, sic
iie fir i'm empfitoet? Da itirmt
ibr flei1er 8ruoer. IN bas 3immer
uno medt lie idb aus ibrem 5inner.
Sic ipringt argerli6 auf: uMa9,
BOB 9u bi11ausfomml It, 9u nnge-
5ogener 8engel. Mir lit es ant
liebften ,mem i6 Di@ gar nidt
1ebe."
Ser fleine 8uri9e gebt einge.
fdudtert bit1ous, uno iie gibt ii6
nieher ibren @e6anfen BIN.
rSebt meiB id eS, Mobert, es 1T
nidt idlpeiterlide 8uneigung, bio
ib fir 9id empfinoe. -.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-07
9as eeltSrte Trabitad.
Sees 2ebens ungemiidte Sreu6e
@ar6 feinem Sr6ii6en at tell

= ginit un6 ieBt tn.
Deut91an6 no. SSunge: Sd mobt'
fit a @roiden @uri6tl
&erfaufer: Sir a @roI6en?
SSunge, Ga oarflt gu b0diiens nal
men Monal1g in Sen Staa Inefficient
100 oaa Sdpein gelegen fat, ebe
es gei6lo9tet muroe!
= Mu oem 5tan1esamt.
Mtr paBt our Srauung ieoer Gag
auBer Sreitag.
9a iin0 tie mobl aberglaubii6?
@ot betpabre, aber 90 babe i@
nleiner &egelobeno.
= B%aiieno. Droi6fenfutider
gum Sabrgait: &alten sic ii6 feft
n1ein Serr, mein Saul. gebt ourd.
Serr ~(&aIfierer): Madt ni9ts, i@
n119.
- 5eIb # erfenntnis. @ar.
un1 bitten Sic 11nr Inn Mmofen
un6 ni6t I'M Mrbeit?
DaS tut mir 6o6 nienano gla1t.
ben.
= Mbmar.ten. geperl: @ater,
lei Ser miepielten Mob biit oe1n2
2ausbub, gebt's Did mas on2
-. bel scr miepielten MaB. bift
.oenn 10 gut ma laBt mid audi nal
trinfen?