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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14
Die Frage aller Fragen
(Sortietltng bon seite g.

h0rte ja-der Jugend. I'm besten Falle
sahen wir cine Zukunft, die ohne unser
Zutun aufgebaut werden sollte, i'm
hehr ais die Jugend glaubt, den Zusam-
menbruch allies dessen, was bisher die
Grundlage unserer Existenz, die Beding-
ung unseres friedlichen Alters bildete.
So schleichen wir uns durch diese end
losen Kriegsjahre hin, s%chleppen uns miih-
selig Won elmer Leidensstation EUR anderen,
schwanken .u%nauth0rlich zwischen Furcht
und Hoffnung, trugen die schwere Last
unseres ,,Ruhedaseins" NIT der uns auf-
gezwungenen Standhaftigkeit und glichen
bald nur mehr wandelnden Skeleton,
denn wir darbten nun doppelt der hinter
uns ums Dasein ringenden Jugend wegen.
Wir nahmen den schwerkampfenden
Hausfrauen einen Tell ihrer Sorgen alb,
machten den ,,Platzhalter" beim AN
stellen", ku%ndschafteten Einkaufsquellen
aus, besorgten die Notwithstanding der
Geldmittel, die auf ,,ordentlichem" Wege
chon LANCE NIGHT mehr zu beschaffen
asen, begaben uns nit den vom Munde
Abgesparten Rauchmitteln auf Hamster-
fahrten in die landlichen Gebiete zu jenen
landlichen Bewohnern, die in Friedenszei-
ten so zuganglich, nun aber, ach, so GAM
das Gegenteil warren.
Wir Alien verzichteten schliesslich auf
allies: auf unser tagliches Supperl, das der
Art ais ,,Lebensbedingung" strenge vor-
geschrieben, auf unser Obst, unsere Schale
Mich, unser Glaschen Vein, auf unsere
Butterschnitte yum Gabelf1Qhstick, auf
unser gemitliches, warmes Stibchen, das
regelmassige warme Bad, auf den ,,un-
,,entbehrlichen," mindestens zweimona-
tigen Landaufenthalt i'm Gebirge, auf allie
Geselligkeit, allie ~Zerstreuung, NIGHT zu
zu reden Won der gew0haten Zigarre, dem
guten Buche, der sch0ngeistigen Zeit-
schrift. ! +: J. =
Aus elmer Welt des geistigen. Lebens,
des-wenn auch Observation-Disclosures
muses. sanken wir in Elm Dasein der mack
ten Serge UNI DIES Lebens unentbehrliche
Notdurft herab.
Unm0glich zu sagen, was allies VIII
Alien opfern mussten, ohne die geringste
Aussicht aut Ersatz, auf jemalige Gutma-
chung. Tausende Won uns seufzten: IVA
rum k0nnen wir NIGHT an die Front?"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14

Die tatige Anteilnahme IA der Emit
Scheduling ware die einzige Rettung vor
dem Wahnsinn gewesen, dem wiz i'm Hin
terlande zu verfallen drohten, UNI so mehr
ais wir Zeugen Won Erscheinungen wur
den, die auch jungeren Menschen Herr
und Seele zermurben mussten: Zeugen,
vie Menscheajammer, Menschennot und
noch ME dageweseaes Menschenelend fir
Tausende EUR Quelle wildester Ge-
winnsucht, frivolster Specialization und DIES
unermesslichen Reichtums wurde; vie die
Zeit tiefster Not fir %unzahlige Menschen
die Zeit uppiger Prasserei und Schwel-
gerei geworden. Staff elmer Menschheit,
die freudig allie Opfer auf SIGH genommen
und allies germ hingegeben hattie, UNI den
Kampfenden an der Front und den Lei
denden i'm Hinterlande den Sieg zu err
m0glichen, sahen wiz Menschen, die ohne
Scheu und Scham nur auf Gewinn aus
giagen, nit allen Mitteln, erlaubten, I'M
erlaubten, unmenschlichen, em~p0renden----
kurz, wir sahen cine Menschheit bar jeder
Menschlichkeit, h%erabgestirzt Won ihrer
K%ulturh0he ia den Sumpf niedrigster,
gierigster Selbstsucht. VIE Raubtiere fie-
len die Preistreiber, Schieber, Schleich-
handler, Wucherer und K~riegsspeku,
lanten uber die ohnmachtigen Opfer her,
UNI die Preise in die H0he zu treiben und
Geld, Geld und wieder Geld zu verdie-
men. Und sogar Won den Bauern, die
bisher fret von allen Spekulationsgeiste
warren, wurden viele Spekulanten, Schleich-
handler, Wucherer uad herzlose Preis-
treiber.
.Wohin wir blicken, sehen wir UNI uns
cine neue Welt. Gemiitlichkeit, Bescheiden-
heit, Zui1iedenheit, Hilfsbereitschaft, Ehr-
lichkeit, freudige Hingabe an die Allge-
meinheit: allies, allies spurlos versunken.
Was an dessen STEELE trat, list uns
Alien so wesensfremd, dass wir es nur ais
DUAL empinden k0nnen, die uns beglel-
ten .wird bis an den Rand DIES GRADES.
Els list nicht m0glich, die game Fulle
unserer Verluste in Worte zu fassen,
dem unabsehbar. list die Reihe der Emit
b%ehrungen,. die just uns Alien schwer
fallen mussen, we'll unser games voraus-
gegangenes Leben auf ganz anderen
Grundlagen :aufgebaut war, we'll uns un-
ser Schicksal NIGHT die freudige Hoffnung
.tragen hilft, noch bessere Tage zu sehen,
we'll wir, belastet Won dem Druck dieser
schweren Gegenwart, in die CRUDE stel-
gen missen, aus elmer triben Nacht in
Elm dusteres Grab.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14

Kriegskiche. Observation-Disclosures Haus-
halt, ungeheizte, unbsleuchtete Stube, gel
be Wasche, fadenscheinige Kleidung, stark
v~erbrauchtes Schuhzeug, die yerhurger-
ten Gesiehter der Enkelkinder, das Trau-
erantlitz der KriegerswitWe, der ,,gliick-
Itch h~eimgekehrte" Sohn nit der herrlichen
,,Prothese.", die linn NIGHT erlaubt,, eins
lohnende Arbait zu versehen, die Stats
wirren, dieser ,%,ehrenvolle Friede", die
neue .Landkarte, deren Anblick einem das
Herr BRIGHT. -kurz, Elm Strom von Leid
und DUAL, der INNER wieder die Fraggee
auf unsere Lippen drangt: Wozu ein sol
ches Dasein weiterschleppen, ein Leben,
zu dessen Umgestaltung wir NIGHTS mehr
b%eitragen, aus dem wir NIGHTS Freud1ges
mehr. sch0pfen k0nnen?
#Wunden, einem jugendlichen K0rper
geschlagen, vernarben schnell. Kinder
leid list mehr Elm Leid der Alien, die un-
schuldsvolle Wesen NIGHT k0nnen lelden
sehen, obiektives Leid also; aber unser
Leid list unheilbar. Kinder sind INNER
better, sic wenden allies Erlebte mach der
heiteren Seite, sic vergessen schnel und
gew0hnen SIGH beneidenswert rasch an die
Verhaltnisse. Jungfrauen. und Jungllnge
w1erden rasch Won ihrer ~Jugendkraft aus
der Trubsal gerissen, wohl auch durch
Leichtsinn und Unverstand; die Menschen
i'm schahenden Arbeitsalter .uberwinden
den TANNER der Zeit durch. Arbelt und
Kampf; durch Hoffnung und Zuversicht,
durch Erfolg und Misserfolg, lauter Dlnge,
die uns Alien keine Befreiung bringen
k0nnen. Uns bleibt nur der Wunsch,
zu sterben, damit der Platz frei verde fur
das nachlebende, schaffende, a~utbauende
Geschlecht.
Das Unglick der Alien list die Klarheit
hires Blickes, der sic ungeschmlnkt sehen
lasst, was list und werden kann; lst der
Gegensatz zwischen dem, was sic gehotft,
und dem was. geworden list. Wiz sehen,
dass uasere Freude zur DUAL geworden
unser Verm0gen~ Luft, unser. Mach
wuchs tot oder verkrippelt, unser sch0nes,
reiches< Vaterland Elm Trummerhaufen, I'M
ser Leben vert und inhaltlos. Also list
das Leben der Alien gewiss das trubsel-
igste, armste, leerste das man, frs
ten kann und daher wohl vert, sein Bid
fur die Zukunft festzuhalten, damit ne
ben dem Leid aller das besondere der
Alien NIGHT ohne: Wurdigung und Tell
nahme bleibt. -,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS sPE-
CIAL SESSION.

: The Board Of County Commissioners
net in special session, pursuant to due
notice, on Wednesday, October S, 1921
in the matter of the final hearing upon
the proceedings pending in the matter
of County Ditch No. SO, at the Coun-
ty Commissioners Chambers in the
Court House in the City of New Ulm,
Brown County, Minnesota, at the hour
of ten o'clock in the forenoon Of said
day.
All members present.
The Chairman of the Board read the
official call for said meeting. The
County Board thereupon proceeded to
take up, and did take up for consider
alton, the engineers and viewers re-
ports heretofore filed in said matter.
The engineer, viewers and all parties
Interested in said ditch proceedings
were present at said hearing.
. The Chairman read the engineers
,eport and the viewers report as found
On file.
On motion a recess was taken to z
o'clock P. M. in the afternoon.
Afternoon Session.
The Board met at 2 o'clock 2. M.
All members present.
The County Board then heard the
evidence of all parties interested in said
proceeding, both for and against the
aid Improvement as outlined by the
Engineers report, and as to the bene.
it's and damages as found by the
yiewers, as the same appear in the re-
port filed. No one objected to the
>roposed improvements.
1t was judgment of the parties In
crested that there be re-included in
aid proposed improvement Lateral 3B
which was requested to be eliminated
1t the preliminary hearing in sale
natter.
The Board thereupon heard the evi
lence of the engineer and the viewer
With respect to said Lateral 3B being
e-included in the proposed system, ant
.%ngineer and viewers, both, recommend
=. d that the same be added to tn
- ystem on the ground and for the rea
on that the same was a needed add
ion and would result in valuable bene
its to the lands benefited and tn
ystem as a whole.
Upon full and fair consideration Q
he said recommendation, the Count,
r. ID, upon motion duly made an
arried, ordered the said engineer t
mend his said report so as to in
.orporate the said Lateral BIB upon hi
,lans and profles and specification
md likewise the County Board had tn
levers amend their said report so a
10 include the lands benefited by tn
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County Commissioners
SDecial Session.

The Board of County Commission
ers met in special session, pursuant to
due notice, on Thursday, October g.,
1921, in the matter of the petition OF
Fred Zellmer for the repair Of Branch
No. 10 Of Judicial Ditch No. 1, Brown
and Redwood Counties, at the County
Commissioners Chambers in the Court
House in the. City of New Ulm, Brown
County, Minnesota, at the hour Of two
| o'clock in the afternoon Of said day.
All members present.
The chairman of the Board read the
official call for said meeting. The
County Board thereupon proceeded to
take up, and did take up for consider
alton, the engineers preliminary re-
port filed in said matter.
The engineer and all parties in
terested in or affected by the proposed
improvement of said drain were present
at said meeting.
The chairman read the engineers
report, al found on file.
The County Board then heard the
evidence Of all parties interested in or
affected by said proposed Improvement,
both for and against the said pro-
)posed Improvement as outlined by the
engineers report; also heard the evil
dence of the engineer with respect to
his said report, both as to the matter
of. repair petitioned for, and the re-
commendation made. by him as to the
Improvement needful for the entire
Branch No. 18 so as to affect the de-
sired drainage for the territory in
! volved. The matter of cost of said
improvement and the value Of the
benefits to be derived by the con-
te1nplated improvement were given full
and fair. discussion by all parties
present.
The County Board t%hereupon, after
full and fair consideration Of all
matters presented by said petition, the
report of the engineer and the e1iderce
of said engineer and the parties in.
terested or affected by the said pro,
posed improvement, on motion made
seconded and carried unanimously.
Ordered, that owing to the fact
that the established benefits to be de.
rived from the construction of the said
work petitioned for are in a great
amount less than the estimated cost
of the construction thereof, the said
petition be denied.
There being no further business the
meeting adjourned.
HERMAN POLKOW,
Chairman of County Board.
Attest:
Louis G. Vogel,
County Auditor, Ex-Oficio
Clerk of Board.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14
Ole etaot O5nt selepbon.

Ss1 Ser llnmittelbaren ltmgebung
BON 2on6on 9ibt es cine Staot nit
1000 ginmobnern, bon oenel1 fein
.ein5iger Elm Selepbon beitbt, OBJ
,gletd Die Sta0t an 0as Serniprcd.
neb angeiGloiicn lit. 9ieie gliidlidc
Sniel it upminlter, bas ii9 bisbcr'
re6t uno idledt nit Ser Gifentliden
Serniprediteue auf Sem Yoitamt be,
bolfen fat. Sic britiide Noitbcboroe
bat nun 8eamte nod ltpminiter &C..
idift, 6ie fir Sic @infibrl1ng ocs
Eelepbons &ropaganoa lnaden iol.
len.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14

said addition of Lateral, 3B, as recon-
mended, and to make and report the
amount of benefits ensuing from said
addition of Lateral 3B upon the various
tracts of land so benefited, forthwith;
which amendments so ordered by the
County Board were made forthwith by
the engineer and the viewers.
The County Board %thereupon duly
considered the report of the engineer
and the report of the viewers; the
amendments to said reports as recon-
mended and as entered; the evidence
presented by the parties interested; the
evidence CT the engineer and the
viewers; all bearing upon the feasibility
and p%racticability of the proposed i'm
provement, and the benefits and dam
ages resulting from the establishment
of said project, and
Upon motion duly made and carried,
the County Board ordered the said
County Ditch No. So established and
adopted and confirmed the report OF
the engineer and viewers, all as the
same are on file and amended; all as
more fully appears from the order OF
the County Board herein made.
The application of Louis Engelking
of Sleepy Eye asking for a reduction
in the assessed valuation on his real
estate for the current year was upon
motion rejected.
Order No. 1889 designating State
Road No. 13 in the Town of North
Star executed by C.. M. Babcock,
Commissioner of Highways under date
of September 80, 1921 was read and
ordered recorded in full to wit:
cit is hereby ordered that the desig-
nation of a State Aid Road in the
Town of North Star to connect with
State Aid Road No. 10, in Redwood
County made by a resolution adopted
by the Brown County Board on Apri
10, 1921 be approved. Said road to be
known as State Aid Road No. Is, ir
Brown County"
C. M. BABCOCK.
Commissioner of Highways
A communication from the Public
Examiner to the County Attorney il
regard to car hire made by F. D
Minium, engineer on certain Count.
Ditches, was read and ordered filed.
James Peterson and others of tn
Town of Eden appeared before tn
Board in regard to some necessary re
pairs on County Ditch No. IL, and tn
matter was referred to Carl Case, VIII
J, wa appointed by the Board in 1922
to make a report on these repairs asket
for.
Frank Mathiowitz of the Town o
; Eden appeared before the Board re
) garding repairs on County Ditch Nc
, Ia, but no action was taken,
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- It! u *
Miller :5rA4ll.S1
j. A. Ochs & Sons, clothing to
H. Konokowitz :.......... 1881
And. Saffert, meats to Mrs.
Sperl ...... ... o.OU
S. Hage Lbr. Co., wood and
coal to paupers .f........... 1910
Mrs. C.. Quarnstrom, nursing
Mrs. Miller ............. 1910
Mrs. j. Hauser, room rent to
to Mrs. Fields ....... ~ $40
DR.. C.. H. Gieseke, veterinary
work 4.lV
A. M. Shellum, repairs on j.
D. No. 5 w. & B. ....... $50
John M. johnson, per diem and
mileage on bitches ...... 1900
Jos. ]. Sperl, per diem and
mileage on bitches ....;-. $3.50
New Ulm Post, publication, Co.
Ditch No. So ......... 31.95
Ed. j. Fernholz, preparing pa
pers for petitioners on Co.
bitches No. 81 and IS -. $500
]. P. E. Bertrand, viewer and
expenses on Co. Ditch SO 1926
H. F. Dorhmann, viewer and
expenses on Co. Ditch So -. 11.45
J.. c.. Schultz, viewer and ex-
penses on Co. Ditch No IS. 1915
H. F. Dohrmann, viewer and ex-
penses on, Co. Ditch No. IS. Las
John A. Sellner, viewer and ex-
penses on Co. Ditch No. IS. $40
F. H. Seifert repairs on Rich
artz bridge ........... 500
f.. C. Koehne, repairs painting
part of Hindermanns bridge 1880
Geo. Schlogel, repairs on road
tools ..................... 900
Geo. Bjorneberg, work on S. r.
No. 3 .............. $50
Meier Bros. dragging S. R.. \
No. 8 ................ 1880
John Sittauer, 10 2-3 yards
gravel S. R. No. 8 .....:... 6.82
w. e. Strate, work on S. R.
No. 8 21.9O
P. J. >Blain, paint etc to S. R.
, No. 8 and II ............ 1890
Jake Bottem, dragging etc.,
S: R. No. 5 44.50
Philip Bottem, dragging etc.,
S. r. No. 5 1900
Milton Sasse, hauling gravel,
S. r. No. 6 $500
Conrad Kessler, hauling gravel
s. R. No. 1890
VIM. Ibberson, hauling gravel,
s. R. No. 6 $500
Lawrence, hauling gravel S. R.
No. 6 5000
A. E. Pickle, hauling gravel,
S. R. No. 6 1890
VIM. Werring, Jr., work in
gravel pit S. R. No. 6 .... 900
} Harry R. Zellmer, dragging S.
R. No. Z ,...,,... s.a.,,,, 1000
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Frank Burke appeared before the
Board in regard to Frances Becken-
hauser, of Sleepy Eye, who is now an
inmate in the Sanitarium at Walker,
asked to have said patient transferred
to the Riverside Sanitarium at Granite
Falls at the expense of the County and
upon motion duly carried the request
was granted.
Commissioner Polkow reported in
writing: Repairs on County Ditch
No. IS stating that all required re-
pairs were performed and that the ap-
proximate cost Of said executed repairs
is about $4,000 The Board adopted
the report.
Albert Pfaender representing MIR.
Grundmeyer of the Town Of Stark, ap-
peared before the Board in reference
to damages done to his land in the con-
struction of State Road No. S and the
matter was referred to Commissioner
Johnson.
The ollowing claims were audited
and ordered paid:
N. Henningsen, justice fees g. SALTS
]. ]. Raw, Justice fees 400
Aug. Bigot, constable fees and
mileage ................. Ito
w. J. Julius, boarding prisoners
for Sept. .......:.......b 5000
w. j. Julius, county expense l.5C
John M. Johnson, mileage as
county commissioner ..... 1886
C. w. Robertson, expenses as
road engineer 1865
City of New Ulm, water and
light at court house and Jail. 5O.5i
New Ulm Gas Co., gas used at
Jail and court house %janitor: 1905
Louis F. Dow Co., adding ma
chine paper ............... 1856
w. B. Brooks, envelopes -. 50.5(
Miller Davis Co., blanks -. Al
Louis G.. Vogel, postage, ex-
press, etc. 21.5!
freQ OuIlSCldlEScl1 pO0CdSC, ga
press, etc. 1861
w. T. Eckstein, postage, ex-
press, etc. 1914
DR.. A. w. Eckstein, service as
county physician ......... 1922
Drs. Vogel & Seifert, services
as county physician ........ 1920
Elmer Backer, medicines to
paupers -23.5
Schenk, Sward Co., medicines to
paupers 14.6'
w. C.. Muesing, medicines to
} paupers 1873
} Loretto Hospital, maintenance
and care of paupers ........ 1885
MINI. State ~Sanatorium, main
f tenance and care to pauper 43.O
=IC. E. Armstrong & Co., groce-
. ries to Mrs. Leahey ........ 100
wv. Cody, groceries to Mrs,
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SWORN STATEMENT REQUIRED
BY THE NEW POSTAL LAW.

SWORN STATEMENT REQUIRED
BY THE NEW POSTAL LAW.
STATEMENT OF THE OWNER
SHIP, MANAGEMENT, CIRCU-
LATION, ETC, required by the Act
of Congress of August "a, 1912, OF the
New Ulm Post, published weekly
at New Ulm, Minnesota, for October l,
1921.
State of Minnesota,
County of Brown. IS.
Before me, a Notary Public in and
for the State and county aforesaid,
personally appeared Albert Stein
hauser, who, having been duly affirmed
according to law deposes and says
that he is the owner OF the New
Ulm Post and that the following is,
to the best of his knowledge and belief,
a true statement of the ownership,
management, etc., Of the aforesaid
publication for the date shown in the
above caption, required by the Act OF
August "a, 1912, embodied in section
443, Postal Laws and Regulations,
printed on the reverse of this form, to
wit:
/. That the names and addresses
of the publisher, editor, managing
editor, and business manager are:
Publisher: Albert Steinhauser,. New
Ulm, Minnesota. g4.4s
Editor: Albert Steinhauser, New Ulm,
Minnesota.
Managing Editor: Albert Steinhauser,
New Ulm, Minnesota.
Business Manager: Albert Stein=hauser
New Ulm, Minnesota.
2. That the owners are: Albert
Steinhauser, New Ulm, Minnesota.
g.. That the known bondholders,
mortgages, and other security hold
ers owning or holding l per cent or
more of total amount Of bonds, mort
cages, or other securities are: None.
a.. That the two paragraphs next
above, giving the names of the owners,
stockholders, and security holders, if
any, contain not only the list OF stock
holders and security holders as. they
appear upon the books Of the company
but also, in cases where the stock
holder or security holder appears upon
| the books of the company as trustee or
in any other fiduciary relation, the
name of the person or corporation for
whom such trustee is acting, is given;
also that the said two paragraphs con-
tain statements embracing atlantis
full knowledge and belief as to the
circumstances and conditions under
which stockholders and security hold
ers who do not appear upon the books
of the company as trustees, hold stock
and securities in a capacity other than
that of a bona 'fde owner; and this
afiant has no reason to believe taht
any other person, association, or cor
poration has any interest direct or in
direct in the said stock, bonds, or
other securities than as SO stated by
him.
ALBERT STEINHAUSER, Owner.
Affirmed to and subscribed before
me this goth day of September, 1921.
lSeaD A. l.. GAG,
My commission expires November l.,
] 1925.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14

mem, ais Oh ser eeiunbe Meni6enz
bertrand in England bod i6lieblt@
liter Sic @abniinnSpolitif ben Steg
bapontrasen pirb, ote England I'M
56lepptar Tranfret6s nun idom
3mti Sabre mitma6t. Tretli6 bon
ser Qeiti9en umfebr bis CUR af=
tipen @egenpebr lit nod ein meiter
S6rttt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14

: Mu9 ser fibrlte Mufftieg nno
Die a1,sge6ebnteite Serne muB bon
ser eingeborenen &raft llno 8eocu.
tnng Scr &einlat niseeben. Sour
men Sic Setmat immer6ar nit ibrem
miitterIiden Mnreht begleitet, Der.
Iiert ME ibren Segen uno bamit
al16 11id)t bas @eprdge ieiner ieIbit.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14
Sin Mauu mit 5luei @iittern

Gin merf,piroiger SAT-, Ser Sic
Grinnerllng an 0oS ialomoniidc lit
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nommen. ST. mar unebelid geboren,
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ter. gu iein: 3u sleider .3eit wnroe
er audi bon ether perbeirateten Sral,
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Mannes, Ser I'm a0cptiert 6atte, be,
anlprlldte nun Mutterre6te al .i6m
u11o cbenjo Sic Grau, sic i6n a5op=
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ten iih Sic bei0en @iiitter. IS ltelte
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ongebliden gaters bel Ser @ebnrt
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nit ibren Mnipriiden alli Sic Mut=
ter1d)oft abgepiele ell, uno Die Jrau,
sic i'm friiber aooptiert batte, als
sic rid)tigc M,.tter a11erfan11t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14

Seoe-s Menidenleben itebt lln>
Ter Sem beitimnlelroen @eiet icincs
Gborafters; besbalb mieOerbolen lid
sic febler nno gdidialsidlage I'M
lner mieoer, oeshaIb treten glei6e
roer 6hn1id)c Giiuationen INNER
mieocr Elm, bcs6al6 bic oft 10 alli=
fauiae 9npli5itat 1ino Sripli5itnt
ser sSalue.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-14

rTt ~ HF L-&. 8a EE
LATE Uren, dragging r. No.. 80
Herbert Anderson, maintenance
S. R. No. 10 600
Ebert Nelson, maintenance S..
R. No. 10 1890.
Halmer Anderson, maintenance
S: R.. No. 10 .......... 1890
o. H. Anderson, maintenance
s..R. No. Il. 1910.
O.. H. Anderson, dragging S. r.
No. 10 ................... 1900
Geo. Bjorneberg, work on S. R.
No. II .......:....... 4.eo
Ben Bjerkson, labor on S. r.
No. II 7.2O
H. M. Frederickson, hauling
coal s. r. No. IL ....:..s. 27.oo
Ebert Meyer, grading S. r.
No. - .............. 1890
Louis Veigel, running grader,
S. r. No. IL ......... $50. 11O.4O
The minutes were read and approved
and on motion meeting adjourned.
HERMAN POLKOW,
Chairman of Co. Board:
Attest:
Louis G: Vogel,
Co. Auditor, ex-oficio.
C1orl,eof poor1