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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-08
Jnoldnoet.
~Nsrtfattelfe fra eihe

bat I en- MGffe MeioIutioner uotaIt
fin Glib til Dontmer Reibs &eoeltg-
beo t oct af Bam tasne S%tanbpuilft
% fompIimenteret Sberiff Robb for
at ban fliIste Dommerens Snitrurer.
8prtfprcIie af Barn. Otter at ba-
be ietlet fin 9gteffabelige Sfnbe paa
@rnnb fit forIeben SIR. og Mrs.
Charles Greoericfion I Sturgeon
@ap IopIig Sftlsmisie, iamtiois iom
BEN 3-dartge 9atter operbroees til
Wo6erens Smforg, men umiobeIbart
efter at benne Srbning bar fulbbpr-
set bIep Barnet bortfsrt al to WsGnb
% en- 2pinoe. Dette Treflsper bap.
be rriber Baaifilb Of at f9lge @uIb-
itns in6fnnbet ftg hos MrS. Sre6e.
riction og I Dem Grab optaeet benoes
Spmerfiombeb, at bum life fattebe
bpab bar foregaaet fsr be tire fiprte
pRf meb Barnet. Otter at Mpnbtg.
beberne par bartlett tperfiattes en- nte.
get beftig og i~pHnbenbe GorfsIeeIie,
% De tire me6 Barnet paagrebes en-.
oelig beb Getpau1ee. Wnnbene op.
CAB fig at bore &rtbrx Webf % Or.
THUR Grebericffon, mebens &pinben
forblep it,un ion, en- Silt paa bette
Smraabe. Grtbur Srebericfion er.
flpre6e fig at bore ben lille Yiges
SaIbbro6er.
Den mprbebe &pinbes SemmeIig.
feb. Oct er life lpffeoes Holttiet at
opoage, bpem CT ffplote I WorOet
paa ben berDgtebe MtrS. Ingeline 6.
Stecber ! @acine, men man bar op.
6aget en- al De $emmeIigbeoer, bum
| Ell lang &9ffe at Mar babe oostet
meo ben itsrite SmbpsgeIiebeo. gun
bapoe a6opteret en- lioen Gut, iom
bum baboe bogtet og op6raget meb
iano mooerlig Onlbu, gibet bam Ell
goo uooannelie, iaa ban meo ubmer.
felie bar uoerdmineret fra Gbicagc
uniperiitet 90 oerpaa iat / en- meset
inobringe1be Stiatng, men Den belle
Sio bol6enbe bam | fuloit9nbig upi.
oenbeo ON lin egen berpgteoe Stil.
ling % fra bpilfen Slide bun erbolbt
De Benae bnormeo ban iaa rigelig
foripnebes.. Sor life l9nge iiben par
BEN rnge Wanb bleben befienbt meb,
at bans Bletemober bar en- almittbe.
Zig Broititutionsfpinbe, fra bpilfen
Sio ban ffpeoe benbe iom Peiten, paa
iamrne Sto iom bun Dog fremoeles
bogtebe ODER 6enne Senmeligbeo for
at reooe bam fra alt Solfeinaf. @ut.
ten, Der bar fienot iom Sobnnp ga.
ter, bar 8 Mar gammel, oa ban abop-
terebes al Wers. Stecber, iom boebe
L Murora % Der opretteoe ct Stem
for bam. Saw bleb bog mart lat /
Ell pripn SfoIe, og bum fuIgte altio
Den &eeeI at babe en- ipeciel 8efpem.
meIigbeb fGrbig til at ntootase bant
/ Serierne, ba bun ipileoe ben or.
bare Bleiemooer, % oct btitnof meo
oprigtig mooerlig 8i9rligbeb. timber
Nine Stuoier peb Chicago uniperlitet
par ben inse Wano Ell at De melt
fremraaen6e Weblemmer al be finere
Observation-Disclosures, og ban Il.
aes MI at bore er prominent 5orret.
ningsmanb / eler n9r Chicago. Oe
faa, iom at TIeiemoberen blep for.
talt Semtneligbeoen, pogter Dog frem-
oeles oper oenne. Wrs. Stecber ifaI
babe brret gift to 8dnge, % en- at
bisie WGno bliper M e~fterisst at
Holitiet. Der er Wuligbeo for, OF
ban er Wproeren. Wen BIeieipnnett,
iom for nogen Tio tilbase pIuoielig
opbagebe oct pirfelige Sorbolb, bar
labet ct uigiennemtrGngeligt Slsr
faloe for benne SIDE al fine ling.
0~ontsoage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-08
Mi6taatt.
gS SubifrGnfnina fpr ltolrn'

Np SnbifrGnfning for ltolrnbin.
ger. Staten Wicbigans @ilotfom.
misiGr bar ber ON GaSen bariIet aue
County Glerfs ON, of ser iaar life
er tiaaot llbl9nbinger OF gaa paa
Saat efter Short. Sibite 2eeislatur
oebtog en- Sob forbpoenoe l~lbIteocIie
al iaaoanne Sagtbeptuineer til andre
emo "fulbe" amerifanife @orsete, %
"bet fsrite Iapir" bielper / bette Sil.
fnlbe life. Wob at lsie 8epiling til
at bore S~fpbepaaben % betale $40
fon Ell ltol9noins bog frembeles gaa
paa Saet efter nrinbre Gilot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-08
ct mYittif Sftb.

Sra S~acfionpiae, Slnrioa, bcret.
teS, at en- trenaitret Sfonitert al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "gamacraip"
er blepet iiinbet oripenbe berrelsit
omfring paa Sapet .i,oenfor Short
bas Spoeitfpit og Tpbt inc til Ct.
Sobn's Bar. Sartsiet, Der artages
of bane ~p9ret ct Sffer for Srfanen,
iom for nogIe Gage iioen roieoe paa
oiSie &anter, err enbnu life blepet
ioentiiiceret. 6elere life fienber man
noget til Wanoifabets Sfi9bne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-08
Sfofabrifer luffes.

Sra 2pnrL Mais., meloes, at ire
al Bpens itsrite S~fofabrifer forrige
ltge bar inbittaet fin @irfiombeb.
Samtibig bar @pens Sfofabrifant-
forening offentlissiort en- formeI Or.
fl9ring, bppri De b9pber, at ben bsie
iom forlanges al De lofaIe
Sfpmagerlrnioner, gisr oct umuligt
at bripe Sorretningen uoen Sab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-08
nscms @etr.

9e 2orereoe Staters Seirbnreoil
r,ebbeIer fsleenbe ON Seiret ! Stos'
rulnnet 7be til % meb 12te Ropbr.;
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:
Generally fair with temperature
near the normal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-08
Ten @prife gl,nerifelinies Nftier.

SfBIge Telegram ira Sope0fontoret
/ ariitiania til 9iniens Gbicagcfon.
tlr, batcret bcn 2ben Nooenber, bar
9urien paa Siniens gftier paa arl.
itIania gsrS, 155 psf. eler Ser.
$40 pr. Iftie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-08

Salliuarb Mrelion bob. Salparo
Irelipn, WaifiniGtter | "Tioenoe"s
Srpfferi, osoe Ssnoag gftermiobag
ben 30te Oft. | fit Sontmerbiem peo
GottaaeDooo, 9afe Winnetonfa.
Stisnt ban bar uaret iygeIis / no.
gen Tib, bar BON bog meo Wtellem.
rum arbeibet op til oct ftbite. Oct CT
bare nogle Gage, iioen ban iatte fin
iioite Clinic paa "5ioenbe". @iosbe
bar fsbt | SarpSborg ben 24be Apr.
1862, Ssn al Den / fin Sib Der bel
fieuote Hogtrptfer g.. s. glrelien.
@amle glrelieu bapoe flere Senner,
ber uboannebes | Saget, OF De reiite
aue til Mmerifa. Oct or omtrent 40
aar, iiben Sallparo 4relion TOM bio,
og ban bar III en- al De iibite igien al
en- bel Glare | Norsc uobannebe 5p.
posrafer, iom / @espnoeIien al 80.
aarene fom til minneapolis. 5 Ga.
renes Sob bar ban arbeioet paa for.
ifieliae ifanbinapiife Blade, bet me.
ite al Siben | minneapolis. s 1883
ubgap ban iann1en meb fin iorlRnsii
afosoe grooer Sreoli glabet "Rorb.
itiernen" I Sarge, os | 1894 begpuo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-08
Vorrcnafrcnife.

gait. Gbb. 4refbns, tibIigere bel
fierot iom 2eeprrbifant oe' Preit, CT
$50. San efterlaoer fig en- Seiter,
Irs. @rue, iom inbtil nplts boebe !
SiIpa,a, Waib., men M CT beiat
The New York herald., 1921-07-03

mighty who shall bless thee with
blessings Of heaven above
they shall be on the head Of Joseph,
and on the crown OF the head OF
him that was separate from his
brethren. (Genesis xix. 22-2e)
This blessing is the inheritance OF
rIanassch and Ephraim. as the sons Of
Joseph; and their names are inscribed
upon the banner, or shield, to which
you allude. as the Biblical terms for
the Anglo-saxon brethren. America
and Great Britain.
For nearly three years, have
watched the professions which passed
this shield and am convinced that
the same power which protected Daniel
in the lions den and covered, with the
panoply of love. the Hebrew children
In the fiery furnace, is protecting this
handwriting on the wall" from thu
flames Of hatred of such as defy the
law Of God and would deliver our coun-
try into the hands of the enemy OF
righteousness; but the envy and hatred
OF Joseph's brethren is abating.
through the suffering. pestilence. and
famine with which these destructive
elements annihilate themselves.
The New York herald., 1921-07-03

should be great nations. Thus the
favored tribe OF Joseph was divided
into two branches. typified by Manas-
sch and Ephraim (America and Great
Britain); and even as Joseph had beer
separated from his brethren. so was
the Anslo-Saxon nation separate" and
distinct from the other nations. MsE.
asseh, being me arst-born branch. IL
the fret TO demonstrate It's God
ordained separateness.
Al the time OF Jacobs passing on
he called together his twelve sons, and
described the destiny OF each. JOSEPH
had the richest blessing Of all. for
Jacob declared:
Joseph Is fruitful bough, even a
fruitful bough by we'll; whose
branches run over the wall:
The archers have sorely grieved
him. and shot at him, and hated
him:
But his bow abode IN strength,
and the arms Of his hands were
made strong by the hands OF the
mighty God OF jacob (from thence
II the shepherd. the stone OF
IsraelO tChristI
Even by the God OF thy father,
Who shall help thee; and by ths AL
The New York herald., 1921-07-03

especially loved Joseph. because OF Jo-
seph's noble characteristics. Their
fathers preference for Joseph excited
the envy of his brethren, who put him
in pit to perish, then, changing their
minds, sold him into captivity. to the
Ishmaelites. After dipping his coat
Of many colors" in the blood of kid.
the brethren showed it to their father.
Jacob as proof that Joseph had been
slain by wild beasts. The Ishmaelites
proceeded. with their caravan, TO
Egypt, where they sold Joseph to a
captain in the army Of Pharaoh. Rec
ognizing Joseph's superior character.
Pharaoh gave him command over all
the land Later, by his wife Asenath,
Joseph had two children, Manasseh
and Ephraim. Manasseh being the
first born.
After many years. Joseph brought his
father, Jacob, and his brethren to him
in Egypt, and protected them from the
famine which he. Joseph, had prophe-
sled and when he brought Manasseh
and Ephraim, his two children, to
Jacob TO be blessed, Jacob adopted them
as his own and prophesied that ehsy
The New York herald., 1921-07-03

I have learned great lesson as tn,
result OF my obedience to Gods guild
ance. in putting forth this shield. viz.
that the hour has arrived when the
people are awaking to the fact. that
subtle influence has been exerted
upon genuine Americans In our nation.
to prevent them from considering the
greatness of the reverse Of the Seal OF
the United States OF America. with the
All-seeing Eye, typifying God; the
pyramid, In symbol of the spiritual
man, OF Coos creating,-Christ and
them that are Christ's.--and the motto
declaring a new era, which promises
peace and prosperity for Anglo-Amer-
lea This symbol,--the pyramid
crowns the obelisk which forms the
spire Of my church. First Church of
Christ. Scientist New York City, which
/, with my students, erected, and In 1903
dedicated as a tribute OF love and graf
itude to our Leader Mary Baker Eddy.
| II has been my privilege to converse
with many OF the most intelligent busi-
ness and literary men in New York
City, on the question OF the reverse OF
our Seal. and have not found one
The New York herald., 1921-07-03

United States
ancient symbol for God and was in
watching
Traditional tray ass sy@bo for the
Of God lie Christ and 3 them % that & are h m sf s tine the @ of the the
sketch corrected by Charles Thomson then secre
sides of the pyramid conceived Of as
spiritual Image"
and model Of Ga % @ % @ ns nd eeng the capsone or
head of the perforce rejected until the rest OF the suc
ypiy States The motto Novu odo
nation birth America
dated in the progress OF mans redemption OF MS
as child of God
"1 the and offspring of David and and the bright and
star" REVELATION xxi 10
symbol of Immortality
lofty highest for its flight
and az nT Sp S @ be M eese and the there constant
enm the seeking kill it, and the dragon breaking % p all the
Johns vision of the woman in the Apoca
Writ Writ states
and to give o a
Wilderness into her place where she is nour
time and times and half time from the face OF the
overspreadng Britain indicate
the divine is protecting both Manasseh ana his 0her
The Casped symbolic
Saxon race member of America
1000 and the branches Of which are destined to come
Joseph related the accompanying
The quotations below the of
ordained unity of and expressed
on pages ss7- sss Of her book
the Monroe Doctrine she dcned
adulteraton from European nations
ONE GOD ONE LAW DIVINE DEMOCRACY UNIVERSAL
forth the spiritual law OF God which
eventually nations and Dny absolutely
Heal. $3.50
The New York herald., 1921-07-03
Religious Notice.
Religious Notice
Mrs. Augusta E. Stetson.
New York City.

Mrs Augusta E. Stetson.
New York City.
Dear Madam
have spent some moments of deep satisfaction before
the banner your house. and prompted take the
liberty of asking you give if you will expana
tion of some of its outstanding features.
suppose Englishman away from his home Gas
amy always feels little thrill seeing his countrys Aag
but when my flag side by side with the Stars and
Stripes and with those clasped hands below.
scious of an exultaton not easy to describe
know the story of Joseph's and the ideal of
their ultimate unity; would greatly appreciate your
application here.
Then the unfinished pyramid" and the "all-seeng
eye" / understand the of the Seal of
America Why this Seal cut, when its symbol
and superscription speak such spiritual sentiment?
And then told, that this banner been on your
house-front for years. When recall troubous
times through which have been passing myself
what mysterious protection has guarded it?
And so am prompted to write you. If you knew
my real satisfaction you would pardon the liberty take
In asking you explain this noble conception to me-
Sincerely yours
F.E. ScARLErT
The New York herald., 1921-07-03

Dear Mr.
regarding shield the
The New York herald., 1921-07-03

he
-LEVfIlCUS Ef
of
Manasseh
being separate from
"E Purbus Unum'
The New York herald., 1921-07-03
Shield displayed facade of the home of Augusta eton d. the top of
REVERSE OF THE SEAL OF THE UNITED STATES OF AN

HISTORY OF THE REVERSE OF OUR SEAL
entitled History of
Department Of State
passed
design rarely
wording act
regarding the follows
REvERsE-A pyramid unfinished. In the zenith
of
And un n ordo
JOURNALS OF CONGRESS- vol led 1921 49,
of the Seal
appropriated of which
provisions OF the
glmmr understanding to its
'f it be kept in the
sop
darkness at ALL
Seal of the United States
of described in
the which
Its
by actc September
to ls41
definitely determined, after
act Of July 1884 made
the
the actfo
the Department when the appropri
liberty this Of
10
prepared for the Chicago Expo
siion in and reverse OF
painted but the reverse never
of the
S explanation of the shield which follows
The New York herald., 1921-07-03
EXPLANATION OF THE SHIELD.

The frsins reads:
The Of the therefore thine
single, thy whole body [polic1
God
individual
good evil life
Il ando ent
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29

- Nm @eridt. angeflagter
(5um Ne%rteioiger): Sb0u baeen sic
uelprogem SEER 9oftor, ia, werl1
man 10 berteioigt miro 6an'1 mod)t
Sos 81 NOD Set
8 It ii gen!
= Ginl9nei1enoe Ser
beiierungen. Miiaer er5a6lte,
CT batte feline ginridtllng gu Sullle
meicntlid perbcllert.
5timmt! gr fat lem Gla=
bier bcrfaut +!
= @ioerlprud. N1in, mie
par'5 oeum scltern aui bem Sod,
2iiel2
SIS eina; es mar gu Ite!i, mott
fonl aus Dem &ereeugen 0arnitt ger.
aus!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
Sic ridtiae Ghiffre.

Gine Game id1dgt nit sem
9dirn1 an SOS Sdalterfeniter unb
foroert %iofortige abfertigung.
9oltbeamte r: u@rlauben
Sic mai = baS lit 6o@ feline 4rtl
sic iino 6o6 nod gar ni6t 6ranl
.Saben Sic oenn etpaS 9ringe1.
6e5?"
Same: u.s., 5um &uduf, i@
Itebe idon immerfort bier, UNI nod
einem poitlageraom @rief gu fro
gen...."
@oitbeomter: ~unter2"
Dame: ~l1rter ~8eidei6enes
&eilden"!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29

Sunger 6 bemann Gum Be-
iu6e116en Sreuno): 9el1fe Sit 11llr,
eben botte i9 nit meiner 6rolt ei11e
flare Museinon0er iebu11g, luobei lie
pI0b1i6 bon elmer tiefen Sbnmadt
hefauen mur6e.
.Sreunb: Nu1L 90 boit 6u mobl
glei6 gum Mrst gei6idt?
Sunger @bemann: 9as
nidt - aber CUR S6neioerinl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
Gin s,oa

Gin iunees @aoden bonn gbeater
@1nut mir NAL lire 2iebe gu.
Sd ela1tbte ibren 2iebesidipiren,
@ir 11anrten nl1s balb r9u" uno
n9u".
S9 1aufte iGr bann eincn Sting
Mtt einem 9la,lsenben Sapbir.
Gle nabn1 i'm freubi9 an unb fpra6;
.@1ein SSreunb, id bante Dir bafiir."
Sod f,1r5e 3eit no6 ienem @orfau
9a Iiebte lie MIDI gnr ni6t n1ebr;
Gle tpplte nidts mebr bon mir %lpiiien,
Sen Sling nur liebte lie nod lebr.
@o6t nidts. Sd identte ibr ben
@eil's unter 2iebenben 10 8rau9.
SIT lire 2iebe nun audi 1n1edt,
2as 1Hedt ia ni@ts, Der Sting it's
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29

= Mud cine Metamor T.
pboe. Sin Sl1bn"> erflarte Der
2e6rer in ser 3oologieitrn1oe, ~legt
in ,ieinem gon3en 9eben etpa 600
gier. Ma9 ungefabr- flint Sabretl
legt es gep0bnlid nidt mebr. 8as
gel9iebt motif Damn nit ibm?"
Irib (Sobn zines @efliigelbanoz
lers): nnMan i6nei0et ibm Den &opf
ab nn6 b erfau t eS ais u IT.
8ratbnbnl" NOR Sic
prolnpte M11tmort.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29

- Ole Sauptfade. ST.:
Sbre So1ter fon1 als @pmnoiiaitin
olIo nibt bis 511r 8rima?
S.: Meir, aber maS madt'S? 81,
re Miteift lit primo!
- 81 ipat. .5trabenrauber:
Salt! SIR @el0 o0er STR 2eben!
Spfer: Gutter Sreunb, Sic font
met etmas 5u 1pdt. Meine Srau III
SSbne11 5uborgefommen; ite gebt II
ser nadlten ISOLDE ins @eebao u. BAT
mid bereits boIIltan6ig aus
gebeuteIt!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29

@ie11eitig. @ei&aftsinba-
Ger: Gle boben mir Ben lungen
Mo1tn ais iebr bielieitig empfoblen.
8ermittler: @abe i6 pieuei6t IT,
gelagt?
@e{daftSin6aber: gsi&t int ee-
ringlten! Meiner Srou fat er ieine
%QIiihenoe 2iebe beriiGert,
meiner Sodter Sic innige
Ereue, u11ier 9ienitmaoden bat
ct perfibrt, un6 NIT Ser &aiie
lit ct 6ur6 gegangen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29

Sa fol @arum lit benn Dos
gauge 9orf nit Sdneei6aufeln be-
ibaftigt?
@aS glauben g. oen11, u11ter oen1
Saufen liegt ia rnier @abn1e!
- &inb ser 3eit. &11abe
(o6t Sabre olt): 8ht' idor, id
m0dt' cine Mnlidtsfarte babe1t, aber
- 100 e Maode11fopf 6rouf Is!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29

- Gin Sptimi it. Su oieier
@od)e iino lpieoer orei Meier g'itor-
ben; nod uno nad merocn'S Ood)
ipeniyer!
=. 9toBfeuf5er. SSltnge
Grou: @ie lit es 1111r nl0glidL mein
Mapn lit &onbitor, mo boH per-
bittert ct r,ir 6QS 2eGan!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29

- g IN rs ni6t NJ II t.
&err (i1 einem auberit iiberfiIQten
8ouiooD: 9eltt1, gnaoige 5rou tal=
gen pobl ni6t tpegel1 Ser ~folollolen
5Mue?
Game Gebr forpulent): @r1auben
Gle NAL, mein @err,;- meroen Sic
11idt Qn3iigli6!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29

: @or5ug. 5rou: Sbr
,W}anner ipielt eud INNER alS Die
@erren ser 56opfung auf un6 oinft
erd bel mebr ais 1mie sic Sraren.
un6 bo9 baber pir iobiel Dor end)
borous, mas ibr i~iberbaupt nidt
Gobt.
Mor1t: @an3 re6t> 3. 8. sic Seer
ben!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
nGa ldau ber, Mlter!"
u5iebgit net, boB / gra6 trinf?"

- SIN Mlpenbote1. &a6<
ter Gam Morgcn): Scum, mie boben
Sic gci6lafen?
Touriit: Mittelmdbig! @ie man
ehen III ei1em S6adbrett idlaft.
@d6ter: 56ad)brett?
Souriit: 6reili6! = 2ol,ter 2ar=
fer un6 Springer tparen orin!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29

- 3eitgemaB &. 9alrmeilter:
@ouen sic benn Ste fleine grtpei-
terAng OIL ienem Senlter rid)t oll9
gleih pornebmcn lalielr, Serr Bfif-
fig? Sn elmer Gtunoe mare Die Gu
DE- geibeben, = Sic Mrbeiter iil1o
nun einmol int @aui e.
2aoenbeliBer: $50 oenfen Sic
benn Fin, @err 8oumeilter, oaS miro
erlt. in bier @oden gemadt, 90
fann i6 0o6 Damn tpieoer einen
Musberfa1'f me9en baulider @eran<
oerung balte1!
- grfannt. STUDENT Ser
gljtronomie: SEER Erofelior, ib
babe einen 11elen 9tern entcedt!
Hrofelior: 90? An mel9em
EDeater oenn?
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
8.oShoft. 6rem6er (5uu1


= @o8baft. Jrem0er (5unl
ginbeimiiGen): Na6 8lun5el1oor1
'gebt ser 3ug crit in brei Stunoen?
ginbeimiider: ST. 6aS elenoe gtelt
lit }elbit Sos nod gu 5eittg!
= Gut gegeben. So6ter
oes Sauies> (nod0em tie it6 fir oas
&on5ert bergeridtet bot, 5ur &c.
DIM: Sea, &atberl, mie ifou i'd
aus?
a0din: 8, aIs Of g mie6er TT a I
berlobt tparen!
- @e6anfenp1itter
Mande Meniden iino tpie ote orei>
lierten @albtiere, iie folunen .obne
8eitlde gar nidts 1eiiten!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
Gutter Sat.

IS m4dbt' 10 germ flias'n,
Isle -sebt henn Die @i9i9t?"
Sra9t Der @iasl Ben Seppl,
l1nb Ser Seppl Ser 1pri9t:
sos is' So gang etnfab:
Sabr eini in s. Stabt
H11b GET in a 8irtsbaus
11nb b'iteQ' 6a pfetlgrab
81 @an1erI, a 8einSerl
11nb friB, bab 81 binsit.
9anr Jag, baB fei' @elo baf,
YaB auf, nie ba fliogltl"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29

= ure0tm eiung. IS
lino fe11te IS Sabre, oaB i1 lit ST.
rem 9ciGaft bi1, nun oiirfte i1
pybl It'll: cine fleine Mufbelierl1ng
bitten?
Mun ieben sic, 25 Sabre boben
Gle iid gut gefiibrt, nno iebt mer>
cen Sic reltitent!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
~ &immeIl - Silfe! Git
@eipenlt!"
(Sn trci @iIbcrn.)

= @eim 3obnor5t. ~@oS
ma6jt gu oer11 in1n1er Sic Stir bon
mei1em 3im1ner ils 8arte5immer
ouf, trel1l1 ih iinge?" fragte Die
Tre@ oes 3abnar5tes ibren Mtan1.
u@eiBt 9u," %oattportete 6leier,
ui1 m5dte 11ur meine Yatiellten
boriiber berl1bigen, bob eS nidt aus
Dem SperotionS5immer fon1nt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29
ausblid in sic 3ufnmft.

sd bin iebt gampfmoidine.
Limb i9 bin jebt Elm Rferb1
60 bab' i1 aug benz Nunoe
@pn ainbern iuit seb0rt.
9, tpartet nod Elm Betl6e1,
= SIR &inber. eSam tpirh's feinl
SIR biirft nod oft Ma16ine
unb Irbettspferb9en ieinl
@oBanmenbung. 8len-
benbes 8eib, 6ieie 2pbia, bat mid
faftii@ gu gan5en @eoidtbanoe1t be-
geiitert.
@erie gema6t2 @roBartig! Garf
mon audi Ieien?
2eiber unm0gli9, eriitieren nnr
i'm @eilte.
Ab = peritebe! So5uiagen-2ie'
6er obne @orte!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29

- Gin @6reibfebIer. Ser
feline @iQi, ser bie Sdidiale @!obS
int enter i9riftliden Nrbeit 0arlegen
ioI, itreibt: u11n6 @ott itrafte &iob
NIT einen1 Muflate."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29

Gin @fr1o aafiee ioa i@ britt
Gen, fat Sic Ml1tter geiagt, nn0 ont
sonnobeno miro Tie eS be5a6len fat
Tie gelagt.
Sd gebe feil1en are6it!
@reoit bra,td)elt tpir alt6 nidt,
&offee bral,ben mir, bat Sic Mlttter
geiagt!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29

.-@ade. sllte %SSlngfer: gtne1
Nomar 1peroe id idreiben nit lebs
9iebespaaren, aber friegen ioH l!h
ni6t ein ein6igesl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29

Meper (nad Sal1le fommeno):
Mb 6u lieber @ott, Dos miro ein
1b0l1c5 Mctter am frilbel1 Wsorge1
per0e1r, - es far1gt glei6 nit @e>
mitter ullb Nie0eridl0gen an!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29

= Teiner 1nterdieo 5.
u9ieie Medm1ng iiber 1000 Dollar
lit mir benn oo@ at bod)," beidtper>
te iid) ein Silent BET iei11em Ned]ts'
ontuolt
s(5er i'd babe Sbnen bod) groBc,
u~nld)osbare 9'ienite geleiltet, inoen1
i( bspies. SoB Sic g%eiitesfronf ii11o
nnS Gle baourG fret befam."
ySSomobl," eruioerte oer4 &lie11t,
-vober Gle boben nid)t bepielen, oab
i6 fdon 10 perriidt bin> oieie @ed)-
,lnng 5n be5ablen!"
- Gas Derfannte 8ort.
Weor: Neidt mobr, 8opa, eine &ee-
>ereigeienIGoft lin0 biele 9o1ne11, Die
sum &offee fommen uno llber a11oere
2cl1tc biel re0en!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29

Midter Gum M1,9eflogte1D:
@ar11m blieben. sic nidt, lpie Bis
ber, ei1t ebr1i9er Menib? Sic fe=
fen ood, SOB lnre6t @rt ni6t ge-
beibt, = gleib bel Sbre1n erlten
Gi11brub 1pl1roen Sic ertoppt.
MngefIagter: Gntiduloigell
sic, @err 9lid)ter, e5 ion nidt tpie=
ser Dorfomm1en!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-29

9rofeiior (5u eirem ii6 auf-
fone1o abnli@ %iebenoen @ei@milter,
paar): Nob Sauien0! Sbr glei@t
eu6 ia beioe tpie elm 81 6em an6ern.
Ser fIeine @nabe. N1er<
6inqs, Serr - mir iin0 aber aub
Elm 3miaingspaor.
8rofeiior: SIM! - @ie alt
bijt Du benn?
DerfIeine &nabe: Sd tper-
Sc nd61te 8ode flint Sabre.
Yrofeifor: go, fol = H1o
mie alt lit oein @6peIter@en2