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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-12-02
AMERICAN PROGRAM At ARMA-
MENT CONFERENCE NO ONE
MAN TOP AFFAIR.
Congress and People Taken Into Con-
fidence SOlidly Behind
administration.

When asked to comment upon the
naval armament reduction proposed
by Secretary Hughes at the opening
of the armament conference, Score
tary of Navy DENLY not only person
ally cordially approved the proposals,
but he characterized the program out
lined by Secretary Hughes as 1.-THE
approved plan of the American ad-
ministration."
If one were to select some one
feature of the armament conference
which gives the greatest promise of
success to the purpose for which the
conference was called, the selection
would be embodied in the reply Of
Secretary DENLY: at is the approved
plan of the American administra-
ton" This sets in high relief the
striking contrast between Americas
participation in the armament con-
ference and in the Paris peace con-
ference.
No "One-Man Top" AFFAIR.
Americas participation in this con-
ference is not "one-man top" aft air.
There is to be no ignoring Of the
legislative branch of the govern
ment. There is to be no contemptu-
Gus disregard of the wishes and will
Of the American public. There is to
be no base surrender Of American
nationality or apology for American
rights and principles.
The entire administration is not
only back of the program submitted
by Secretary Hughes, but the entire
administration was consulted in for
the program, and the entire
administration will be consulted con-
tinuously throughout the conference
as to the attitude the United States
will assume upon the several subjects
that will come before the conference.
Upon the American delegation,
composing one-half of its personnel,
are representative of the United
States Senate. The body, which,
under the American Constitution, is
with the President in max
ing treaties was consulted from the
very first regarding plans for the
and then was given repre-
sentation upon the delegation which
will officially speak for the United
States in all matters which will come
before the conference. Through
I bese two members the Senate may
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-12-02

Americas United Front.
The happy reaction of this demo-
cratic with small d. policy of the
administration was in evidence by
opening day of the conference. Prac-
tically the entire membership of both
branches of the Congress was in at
tendance. They not only approved
of Secretary Hughes proposal, but
they enthusiastically, even clamorous-
ly applauded it. Next to the
straight from the-shoulder enunci-
alton of the program by Secretary
Hughes, the approving demonstration
of the congressional delegation was
the outstanding event of the coca
sion. 1t served notice on the foreign
delegations present and on the ma
lions they represented that Americas
Congress is back of Americas Presi-
dent and Americas State department
and Americas delegation in this pro-
grom,-that it is 'the approved plan
Of the American administration"
In addition to the official repre-
sentation of the United States Senate
upon the American delegation, the
President has appointed an advisory
committee, composed of representa-
tive American men and women repre-
sentfng both political parties and
varied business, commercial, indust-
rial and social interests. This adj
visory committee is to be kept con-
stantIy informed as to what comes
before the conference and it, on the
other hand, is to advise with the
American delegation to the confer
ence. One of its chief purposes is to
act as a liaison body between the
American delegation and the Ameri-
can public. Extensive preparations
have been made and machinery set
up whereby the advisory committee
is to ascertain the sentiment of the
American people regarding the issues
which come before the conference
and to keep the American delegation
informed as to this state of the pub
lie mind.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-12-02
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in every piece of monumental work
we turn out. Every detail is cor
rectly planned before the work is
commenced. There are no after
regrets.
When you are ready to make a
selection we ask the privilege OF
submitting our designs and sam
Piles of stone, and of quoting you
our prices.
Our work is m every cemetery
hereabout. We have yet to hear
of the first complaint.
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II. f. Parker, Bradford, has just
been appointed distributor for this
vicinity Of the famous Fam-O, which
when mixed with gaSolene, gives $50
more mileage. by purifying gas and
oil so that carbon can not form.
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THE OPINION PRESS.
Poster Work a sp~cfsst--
Suhs~rfh~ To TIE outntan-
BRADFORD. Vt.
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be kept unofficially advised as to the
progress made from day to day.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-21

tag bate er .lid elmer Magenfrebsz
operation nnterSogen, bod mar Ste
&ranfbeit {6on lomeit Dorgei6ritten,
oab audi bieier @ingrtfi tim ntdt mebr
retten fDllnte.
Der Dabinsei6ie0ene NOR am Is.
Nnsuif 1865 in @isconiin seboren
un6 lebte ieit etma ietnem Sabre in
Ser @emarfung Gornilb, mobtn er
BON MorriS, Minn., ,gesogen mar,
@r mtrb BON ser @itme unb sen fol-
eenoen' feds &iabern iiberlebt: Brau
@ultap 96eitlin, Morris. Mtnn.;
Soiepb M}ebmer, BET @intbrop; 6rau
@enrp &ellenberser, 5iour Sails,
g. g., uno elmer, Della uno Saul
Weebmer, 5ubauie, Mnberoem bin
terlGbt er etnen 8ruber rnb etne
56meiter in Setter, Sa., ieinem friibez
rem 5etm. Na6 ether Erauerfeier TIM
Tamtltenbetme, in ser @emarfung
Gorniib an Dtenstasna6mittm muir
Sc Sic 2ei@e CUR 8eilebung mad Setter,
Sa., iiberflbrt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-21
MuerfennemSmerte
1teue G%iufabru119
5. 9. Dds & Gpns perteilen am
iebhli6e 8rdmien 1nter Mngez
itellte fir bic int lekten Sabre
burdgefMbrten Berfdufe.

S. q. S6s II. Cons, @igentimer
bes See 9ioe 2abenS, baben am Mon=
tag an tire 8erfduferinnen anlebnz
li6e Rrdmien fir Die I'M 2anfe beS
letten SdbreS erSielten 8erfdufe CUR
8erteilln9 eebradt uno BET bieier
@elesenbeit dngefinbi9t, bab tie oteie
anerfennenSmerte M%euerung gu einer
itdnbtgen gu MAIDEN bei6loien boben.
Dieie ii6tbare @iir6igung ibrer
eifrtger -Arbeit miro 9emib bic etfrt=
gen 8erfdllferinenn gu nod gr0beren
Bemiibnneen anipornen .nn6 fi6 10
fir betoe Settle ;u -etner iebr porteilz
baften @tnri6tun9 9eitalten. ..
s9uf @rpdentgrnrolage. -.
Die Brdmten muroen arf etns1s
8ro3entgrnnola9e na@ Ben BON ben
sin3elnen @erfduferinnen IN 1920 be-
iorgten Berfdufen beredret snno, be-
liefen ii6 auf gang respectable Betrd9e.
Ser b6blte ,8etrag mar $570.45,
Der niehrisite $2l9.65, Die bqSmiil6enz
liegefben .beliefen it'd .anf S$s3366O.35,
$$433.75 unb S519.48, {obqb %bie De v.
iamtIumme $2,103.6 8 auSmQdte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-21
j. c. Brinker, St. Peter, 3rd cock:
5th and 9Th pen.
Silver Spangled Hamburgs.

J. C. Brinker, St. Peter, 3rd cock,
5th and 9Th pen.
Silver Spangled Hamburgs.
John Richter, New Ulm, list
cockerel, list and72nd pullet.
Speckled Sussex.
Alois Gulden, New Ulm, list cock,
list, and End pullet, 1st and End hen,
LIST pne.
Silver Campines.
Henry Leitschuh, Sleepy Eye, LIST
and End cock, LIST cockerel; LIST, End,
3rd and 4th hen; LIST, End, 3rd and 4th
pullet; LIST and End pen:
B%uttercups.
Joseph Karl, New Ulm, 1st, End,
3rd and 4th cock; LIST, End, 3rd and
4th hen; LIST and End cockerel, End and
3rd pullet, LIST pen.
Charles Bubolz & Son, Winthrop,
LIST, 18th and 9Th pullet; 34d, 4th and
9Th cockerel; End pen.
Rouen Ducks.
John Volz, New Ulm, list drake,
LIST duck.
Muscovy Ducks.
John Volz, New Ulm, list drake,
LIST duck.
Bronze Turkeys.
John Volz, New Ulm, list tom, LIST
and End hen.
African Geese.
William Behrmann, New Ulm, LIST
gander; LIST, End and 3rd goose.
Canadian Geese.
William Behrmann, New Ulm, LIST
gander, list and End goose.
Sweepstakes.
Best p%arti-colored cock-Barred
Plymouth Rock, owned by Jacob
Vetter, New Ulm.
Best p~arti-colored hen-Partrldge
Plymouth Rock, owned by W. r.
Mahle, Waseca.
Best parti-colored cockerel-Golden
Laced Wyandotte, owned by Henry
Vedder, New Ulm.
Best parti-colored pullet-slngle
Comb Rhode Island Red, owned by
H. J. Meyer, Arlington.
Best solid-colored-White Wyan-
dotte, owned by Anton Weis, New
Ulm.
Best s%olid-colored hen-White Or
pington, owned by Henry S. Romberg,
Sleepy Eye.
Best s~olid-colored cockerel-Buf
Leghorn, owned by Stepehn J. Sieg,
Sleepy Eye.
Best s%olid-colored pullet-White
Leghorn, owned by Joseph Bianchl.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-21
@od6eiten.
@etlineer=M antea.

@etlingerzM antel.
Die 5ralllnl1g bon Sobn @. Set
finger, 5obl BON 9errn nno Bran
Sobn 6ctlillger BON Stem nlm, uno
Sri. N1rne Meontell, 5o6ter pof1 STRAIT
8. s.. Manten, BON 8abalio, muroe
am .9anlstagmtttag tn Ser Yrofatbez
0rale' in Mtu1leapoliS bur6 Bfarrer
g&eefe, %Doll5ogen. Sri. Sopbie
Ma1ten, 9dmeiter Ser 8ra1t, unb
George @lusmar1, etn Setter Ser
8raut, lparer Irau5eugen.
Md6 ser s3eremonie folgte etn
@o65eitsfeltmabl TIM Seine Ser 5ante
ser Sraut, Trau s. &lugma1, 5342
Is. Noenue Glib.
DaS iunse Baar miro iid etn paar
Mo6en in MinneapoliS allfbalten uno
bann iein 6eim IN 5uron, g. o.
aufl6lagen; ser iunge .Gbemann TT
5u]ammen NIT leille1n 8rnoer 8. $.
6etlinger I'M l~lnternebmergel6dfte IN
Bancroft, g.. ..
Manoerfelo= 9prn.
SRI. 6lorence Dorm, 1o6ter BON
Trolt Gpa Dorm BON Seem nlm, nno
9}ifolauS Manoerielb, Sobn BON
Serrn un0 Trau $. s, Weonoerfelo,
e5enfaIs BON Seem nlnl, l6lolien tn ser
fatbplti6en Stride in 9nron, g. o.
lebte Mode ben 8umo fiir8 2eben.
Yfarrcr Desmond OolSog bte a3ere=
monte nnb Trl. Gertrude Ofenoerz
felo, etne .sShmelte Oes 8rdutigamS,
lomie Soiepb Nltenburg moren Ste
Iralseuger1.
Mad Ser 5rourn9 folste eiue Sod
seitSfriibitiid i'm Seine Der S6meiter
SCI: Breut, Trou SIS. Ma11berfelo,
1856 Trallt rirabe, Suron.
Serr Mon6erfelb lit BET elmer sroben
gauz rnb unternebmerftrma angez
1tellt, Sic in @uron baS 7tDdise Glfs=
9otel erridtet.
0as ju1lge Yaor perbringt Oteie
@o6e bel 8er>panoten uno Breunoen
in Stem lllm nno ll1ngebung unb mtro
bann iein 6ei1n in 5uron aufl6lagen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-21
Gmttpeber-ubcr, iagt sefretar 9aaiels

CttftDeDef-Docr, 119t Selle1ut @u"'e'e
@afbington, II. San. 9Waz
rineiefretar 9aniels iagte Dor Dem
6austomitee fir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ten, bab ieBt Der ridtiges Bettpuntt gez
fonlnnn1e11 1ei, cine getpesung 5nrr abb
ruftulng Der Seetreitfrdfte aller @roBz
n,dHte ing. 2eben 5u rnTfen.. .S3ui' Dielem
8pede ioute nod DaTe1s NnftM Rraei:z
iibenat !Sanooiing ,5tpei XMsspnate sn1atd ieirer
MmtseinfIbrung cine Internationally
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,etnberufen. 9ousS
te man ittd auf biefcr .aber 1li6t eip1ig9er
fDnlIlen, bann io1ten bic Ser s9faaten
Sic gr0bte Slotte Ser 8elf bulen. :.
sgsgon bent @orlibenbensbes &on1iieeg,
8unIer, befragt, % Die .geograpbI9e
cage gngIanbs bie1es mbt CUR Beherrz
.fdnne Ser Nseere bere6tise, gab 9az
,lieY aur Nntlport, baB bieies. feinesz
tpeas fhAbaltig iei. n9enu," 10 iagte
Daniels, uMmerifa hdt Sic ldingfte
0life,. bat auBerbem nod Mldsffa, 9nz
tpnii, Guam unb Die Bbilippinen 81
Defduten unb 1T unter Ser Mpnroe
Doftrm sM0an1erifa nroralii6 berz
DfIidffet. !" e
Bon 8orabg 8lnM 1as Marinepros
aralpm fuiirs Sic. ndabifteri' flint Sabre nm
sb0aGrp5eMt 5u befdneiben, ipoTte 9az
1tieIs ,1idts tpiiien.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-21
@rfulerei9e eeeenieitige 8eriidc<
rungs9eieal6aft.
Grmeiternns Der 8erTherung anf
Graftoren, 9reldmald)inem nrtS
6uttermitblcn.

Die 9tarf Tarmers Mutl1al Sire
Snlurance So. bat IN ibrer Sabres=
periammluns in 9leepp Gpe tn Scr
lebten ISOLDE, woriiber bereitS III Der
lebten Mummer fur5 bertttet m1lroe,
per16iebene mi9tige 0elddfte erlebigt,
o%ar1tnter audi Sic NllSbebnnne ser
gerit6erung auf Traftoren, 9re1d'=
mal6ine11 1,to Tuttermiiblen.
Oas 0ebalt beS Sefretdrs mnroe
BON $500 auf 5000 idbrli6 erbobt
lllno sic 1ageselber fir Ngentcn n1o
8eamte fir Observation-Disclosures
lpurben ouf So feitse{ekt.
NuS Sem Sabresberidt bes Gefre=
TORS Sobn Cutting mar 51 erleben,
baB am 81. DECEMBER 1920 2676
Bolieen %infraft maren s1 et11em Gs=
5amtbetrage BON $S,SS7,075, eine
3unabme bon 80 9olieel1 uno $780,
1923.
Die Gelamteinnabmen maren Sl0t=
1886, etnl6liebli6 zines Sarbc~
ltanos bon $6,765.6l SIT SeeInm bes
Sabres. Die Sci an1tau5loaen bette
fen ii6 arf S2,556,2l, einldlieBl'd
ser alsgeSablten 8erl1l tie.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-21
eattger iammelt fir bic Mptletbet6elt

YbiIabeIpbia, Eo., II. San.
MaH %eingebenber Erufung bat bas 9t@
reftorium beg RorbD1tli6en San9er@
bunbcs bon Mmerifa, &rdiioat Ma<
ior Scarf 2eub, getparf, g. S., be-
l9loHen, ale @ereine beS 8urloes, To-
pie famtli9e .E@elaugpereiue. Der Ser.
|Staaten 5ur nnterltubnng Der auaterz
|bilfe au~f5uforoeru. .9aS bon benz tor
relponbiercnoeu Sefretdr Deg 8nnoes,
GERM S. 50. @aubmanu, Dem Hraliz
oenten Der @ereinigten Sanger bon
FbilaoeIpbia, allsgeianbte @9retben TT
an Die uWitglieber, Gerei1le uno Sdnz
ger bes Norb01tli6en S~dngerbunbes
unb idmt1i9e @e1angbereine Ser Ser
eintgten Staaten bon Nmerita" geri6z
tct.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-21
Ginnabuc,t NIB a(nssuben.

90 ai 81 II 8 t 0 II, II. San. Sic
@efnmtfo1ten Des observation-disclosures
itenten lt6 i'm berflphenen Sabre auf
run6 $5,O64,O00,000, gegen Sill
.728s,000,O00 im Sabre 1919, tpie bont
.9Aabuntt befanrt gegeben 1purbe.
@1eih6eitig tpurbe ein lpeiterer &udz
gang Ser Mu59aben prop6e5eit.
2 SIZE getpDbnlihen git1nab1nen fir
1920! itellten ft6 auf rnno $6,431,z
OOO,O 900 gegen Sc, 772,000,000 tpdbz
renb bes boranfgeeangenen Sabres.
0n *ginuabmez uno Observation-Disclosures
ifeuer purben in 1920 runb $780,
100000 berei1uabmt, 9egen $4,337,z
100000 I'M Sabre 1919.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-21
8eamten=@ ablen uno G%inietunsen
Cambria 6tate 8anf.

Sn ser SabreSper lammlung ser
Observation-Disclosures ser Cambria
F5tate Banf Jam 0onnerstasabenb
muroen Sic folsenben Direftoren gez
mdblt: .. @. 9arris, Sobn S.
Sones, Garl 8. 5arbo, .. 6.
Bo>pen, Nlfreo S. 8o9el, Senrp Sc.
@omle1r uno S. $, &roof. Jolgenee
Bcan1ten mnrcen gemdblt: Brdli=
Sent, .. 8. 9orrtS; 8tSeprdlitent,
s. $. &rpof; &allierer, @alter S.
@aret5.
gsew lllm apsc Mp, 10y, 8. Of $.
0epntpz@ robpraiibe1ltin 6rou 60
ia Sobnlon pol(5og Sic feierlide Be-
amteneinl ebung ser Stem lllm .2oge
So. 107, .. Of S.; oie 8eamten
(trc: g. Erali0entin, 6ra1 IS. g.
8ereoe; BraIibe11ttll,' Trau 2ena 8el1z
Jet; J.. 8iseprai ioet1tt1l, Sri. 1tllie
Sepnlann; 2. @i5eprdlilenttn, Urall
S. M. 8arter; 9cfretdrin uno Ttnan5z
l%efretdrin, Irau Nnna Ntnfe; 96ahz
u1eilter, Mep. g. M. 8arter; Hlah=
onmei(erin, 6rou q. 56oefer; 9ilfs=
plahanmetierin, 6rau Trances W}a9o;
Snnere Ma6e, Tral 9ena Steinmeb;
NeuBere Made, Tren Mfargarete $50
gel.
| grDgrek epee Mp. 20, q. >. II, %,
0ur6 GrzMeiterarbciter 6re>
gfoenher fano tn Ser 5urn9alle Bic
@in(ebung .her folgencea relle11 Sc
an1ten ser Yrosreb 2ogc go. %,
q. 8. II. 49, ltatt: @rzM. g.,
Otto s. @eiter; 90. g., Msp. s. @.
Starter; 8orma1rL Wit r.
Nuf]ebcr, @m. S. Yfaenuer; Sefrez
tar, Sobn @ronau; 6inansiefretar,
Willtanl Tranf; 9datmetlt tel, Treo
YFaenoer; Biibrer, 5ellrp S. Oteper;
Snnere Made, Milliam 5toll; @eube=
re @ade, Martir Mueller; n11ter=
iu6ungsdrSte, 9oftoren g. 8. Metz
Jet, 8. 81. Tritide uno S. $. 8ogel;
NermaltunsSrat- fir 3 Sabre, Sobn
59lumpbereer; 2 Sabre, s. $.
8ood; / Sabr, 1beo. Mueller;;0 elez
9ot Sur @roblose, Sobn @ro11al1y; ST.
labmann, Otto 6. 9eiter.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-21

. Der ill1ee Tarn1er Gr1eit GIT
ltaflon aus ser @emarfnng gcrno=
ootte, ser ii6 leit nnebreren @ohen
5m arstli9er 8ebanolllng einer ltlpe=
rem 8erletlng int bteltaen Union
6olpitole befur0eu bate, fonrlte 'nle~
Ser no6baule Suriidfehre1' n1lo erDolf
it'd meitcr 5ufrtebenl teleno.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-21

Ji3 lie 9eide bon grarf 8eninger
or. Der In antb, g. O., 9eitorben
itraf om DonnerStagabenb bier Elm
,ili6 mnrbe mud inch 99rauergoftes=
oie5fft III ber5 fatbotil6en 0reteinigz
feifefirde ain 6amsfagimoreeii af'
sa.Rplii9fnp gri4elb4bgofe 5alr kttap
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-21

= Mebrere Semobner BON 5leepp
she prroen fetste ISOLDE oerbaftet
ll1lo IN @elDbuben gelonrnen, neil
lie itd aus Sen 9ol5b0fen So(5 Ser
Nortbmel tern 8abr allgeeignet batten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-21

GGrau Ma0eline 80. &enneop,
ieit etlpaS iiber .5mei Sabren etne
Snfaf1in beSs ct. Aleranber=Nltenz
bbei1as, lit in bieier Nnitalt am Greiz
tag i'm Sitter bon 81 Sabren% geitorben,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-21
Srllpl9reid)es
@ei9dftsjabr
SabreSoeriamn,luns Der Mem s1pe=
ben Wuti1al Sniurance 81. Npz
ltcen iber clue Millipn mehr als
4 tn @Driabr. @citgebe1Se Se=
idlaHe anaennmtnen,

~ ltSClt NueF eHle WttlllOH HttHt u'S
TN 8Driabr. @%eitgebenoe Sez
idluhe arlgerDmn1en.
FMo,1tag lester ISOLDE fano II
8lanfS Salle IN Mtcolet Ste idbrltde
8erfaminlung Ser SEEM SDefe1 Stu
t,ld 8ulnrance So. ltatt Ste It'd etnes
Bnten 8eiudes erfreute. Nnb batter
bie Mitelieber ser @eielll@aft ale
Mrla6e }id lber Sen imam beri9t 81
@frenen, SET Sen 8emeiS ltefert BAT
baS. per9aneeue Sabr eth bo6lt erfol9z
4etde8 mar. -" -.
8crii@erunsen iiber cine Milipn
>'' n1e1r.
2aut DeS 8eri9tS PES. SefretdrSS
limb Yolieen I'M @elamtmtbetrag bpm
$8,859,380 infraft, mebr ols etn"
Wtlton mebr lett Der letten Nbre9z
hung. Sin @an5en. .muroen neue
Berli9eru11g i'm Betra9e BON $780,
800 gei9rieben ,tpdbrenb Die &an5elz
Intionen uno Grpirattonen ii6 nur
duff $l,73O,6l6s ~be3iferten, olio Elm
iletto @epinn bon $1,100,l04. Dtele
BeieIidaft lit cine Der itdrfiten ibrer
gIrt I'M 5taat UNI bielenN eforo bat
iie bauptid6li6 ser Iu6tt9feit uno
nnerinlelidfeit ibrer Beaintcn unb
9%ireftoren I'll peroanfell.
8ei4lnR gegen sAeunentan5e.
Sin 8ei6lub puroe o1gero nlr1e11
Der 99eunentd1se unb audi 9an5
BapilionS Elm bloues Muge' ber{eherl
.piro. 2aut tieles 8el6luiieS .mtre
Die @efelli6aft ni6t haftbar 1ein tut
Geuer(6afen bic 3uriidgefibrt ,peroer1
fDnnen auf 9anSper9nitgurgen lie in
56eune11 u1tb onceren @ebQuoen abgeezz
Balfen pterrbetnl: auf 6enen Sic !@yeienz
{naft Geuerperliderun9 tragt. go
.hurbe gcltenc 9e.1a4t, .Dab .curh eass
Mauden BON Gitgtarteftrn BET TanSoersz
gniigen Die 6euersgefabr itarf erb6bt
nitro mofir Ste @eieQidaft nt6t Etc
Berantmortung 81 :ibernsbmen &C.
milf 1T.
6er1er lpurfe hei6lolien, bab etn
b6berer Beuersperlult 9esablt meroer
folle anf @eu, bab it'd in 9deunsrt
Beftnbet. Ma6 ldngerer Oebatte Ell
.rigte man it9 auf $500 pro 3onne.
8n s3nfunft mtrc alio biele Suinme
Be5ablt mercen fir 6eu bab tn ether
56cune mitperbrennt.
8eriht Der 9elegaten.
9 Solepb Mtman1 ether Ter Nele9ed{:
ten aur 9taatS Convention btrt6tete.
Bab .Me 2ofal Dele9aten ge9en ctr
Afiiliirung Der iioliden WetnnelDto
Observation-Disclosures NIT eel
HDr6li@en ge{timmt bitten, metl. tbr:esl
Aniidt nod Sic Teuerseefqbr nngleid
lei. Gle Beterlon Ser anbefe Ole:
aat beri6tete iiber lie Gntl6eiol1tser
Sic Ser StaatS Jeuer 8erii6erung5=
Rommi(iar in eemilien 'Td1len getrof=
fen babe ur1b audi ionit iber Sic Edttg=
feit unb 8ei@lulie Ger 5taatSzGon
BENTON. Sir sic cie8ldbri9e 5taats=
Convention &pnrhen ais Oelsgaten er=
pdblt 9beo. Sitrom , mp Gle Yeter..
ion. .>.,.,
Sinan5beridt..
I Der 96atmeiterberi6t lautet mte
fplet:
8ar a1bane l. San. 1920 S6,274.3S
8ar fir 8erit6erungsz
prdmten ........... 6,6O0.7l
! iidsr,lno ...s~...... 1872
N5{ekmentS .......... 83 80
3uiammeu ~ .$13,416,30
Mu5gaben. :
z Nabres ............ $9,326.08
Muslqoen 1850
Der 1920 ......:.... 2,954.23
3uiammen 1850 j.: ]: sl 80,
Erftne6er-pncr. fndt SefretGr 9atttels
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-21

- 6rau @6. @utb mobnte ser
B%eerbiguns SEES 1%9tdbrisen 9obnes
Tilmore Otter BON Serrn unb Irau
Soeob Otter in Nicollet County BET,
ber our6 bic 5ufalli9e Gntlaoung letnes
@emebreS auf ser 9aieniago inns
2eben gefomnlen >par.
= @robe @etlteasegenmart bemtes
Sri. Nimee &roof, 9odter bon Serrn
uno Brau S. $. &roof, Glib German
itrabe, ais ibr &letb am gasberbe
6el1er fling; lie ran1te RAID III Sen
9of ullb 1porf iid tit eine11 @d1ee=
barten, uoSur0 tie Sic Tldnme1l err
Itidte. Trobbem erlitt ic idnlers=
baftc Sranomu11bcn al Nr1,1en utlo
Giidel1, lic bcfinoct li9 aui Set 8clic=
rl11lg.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-21
8eaue,1tc @Lgif.

@atti11: ~8ilbelm, oct, fol1Tc Mir
bp1 ben Gbmltcf, Scr mir bellte bell11
sSlsipelier 70 gut gcfailcn! Slttc, CT
fiillc nit bieien 8lnldl"
@atte: u9u ipeiBt ja, mein gngel,
Seine @iin1de 1inb mir ge1eAl, nl1o
befcbIen 1aIie i6 mir grltrhldBiIdI
bon %nien1aaD 'ma5l"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-21

yNrdulein 2isbetb, idb glollbe, sic
li11o sy6rcn Yrin5ip ltidlt trerl"
v9ns lit cine gal15 ablbeulid)e %cr@
lel1lnbunsI l111b o1bereem beibt CT
Miarl"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-21
White Orpingtons.

Henry S: Romberg,t Sleepy Eye, 1st
and End cock; LIST, End, 3rd, 4th and
5thb hen; 1st, f2ad;; lsrd, 4th and 18Th
cockerel; .1stt, End, 3r.d, 4th and 18th
pu1let; LIST, End, 3rd and 4th pen.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-27
Remember way Back, When--

We had to walk the ica or ride the
South Side. when the Illinois river
bridgc wa3 under conq+ruction2
~. ~ ~ INV
~ - Wv '''' WV '''' '4"''o
a..
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-27
Self Sacrificing Mamma

There is little boy In our neigh.
bofhood whose fnther has been dead
Tor several years. often we speak Of
hitn In plying manner on account
of his loss Yesterday my Youngest
rushed into the house exclaimlng:
"Have you heard the news? Jamie's
mamma has gone aud married q papa
for him."-ChicagO Tribune.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-27
Why Breathe THROUGH the Nnse7

Reasons for breathing through the
nose Instead OF the mouth are: Cd
to warm the air: icy 10 mnistpp the
air; I'D to remove the dust and
germs: "a to produce more suciIon
IN the chest, which helps draw blood
INTO the lungs as wei! as air. thus
helping the heart aud more easily
attaining secend Wind.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-27
One Distinction.

America produces more tale and
sCarSt0ne than all the rest Of the
WUrl6 combined.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-27
Today's Markets

No = yellow ..,......,.,. III
no Nhu' ...,.,....,,..,, .52l2
NO ! t.iIuW Observation-Disclosures. .a2la
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-27

a merchant had this in his ad last
week "Our rugs can't be beat" He
meant well. however.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-27

C'mon. There's no use trying to
dodge it. Dope 'er out now. and have
it over with Yep-you got 1.-THE in.
come tax.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-27

What has become of the sherman
antitrust law
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-27

Those folks who went south for the
may think we're kidding EN-
when we tell EN- how mild it has been
up here most OF the season.