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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09
8rieffaiten,

8. 8.-9fa6 ben tn Sbrem 96rei=
ben eemadten Mttteilunsen f0nner
Ste fetne neue She etngeben, Oa Sic
ntdt mtiien, Oh @te eefdteben iint
ODER nt6t. 9ab ser Mam Sbnen
Sen Traui6etn suriididtden lteb, bat
ni6ts gu beoeuten, M0gli6 tit es,
oaB ct etne 9deibung erla1gte, OBJ
elet6 sic unter oem Gelete BON ser
@tnrei6ung ether @6eioun3sflage
bdtten bem6ri6tiet merOen iollen.
&erm0gen @te cine S6etbung nt6t
feititellen, bann iollten 9te ielbit eine
56etounesflage etnret6en lalien. Sn
Sem @ert6te ser Staot, mo- Sbr Mann
bamals mobnte, f0nnen Ste ermttteln,
Oh ibm eine s6eiOung sewdbrt muroe
ODER ntGt.
s. @.-Ter Silberoollar lptrb gez
prd9t uno cas- Yapierge(o miro 9ez
orrdt. 9a Glitter ein bartes Oeetall
lit, 10 bat es, belonoerS nenr1 NIT
&upfer periett, etnen Glans. Sn ser
MinSe gu @eibtnston, 9. g., fann
mon suieben, mie unier @elo sen1adt
miro.
y. 3.-so lange Sic @onf gut lit,
breudcn SIC li6 iibcr Sic @erit6tc
,'eine Sorgen SIT MAIDEN.
90. S.-@enn sic Madborn trot
alien 8ermabn.nS baS Gegenmqiier
auf SIR @runSltld laufen lalien
blcibt Sbnen ntdts antercS iitrtg, ols
sic 8 ute auf S6aoeneriae Su be :
lagen.
IS. O.-9ab Sic 1orocrune bes
4 Gtititn0i6en Arteitstases iierit IN.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09
s(lbert @erner lit iein Ma6:

folger.
Gtne groBe @eieai9aft BON jun
gen aeutcn itberrai6ten letten Wetttz
nod Nbeno Grnie @6ult. @s muir
Sc getan5t uro ipdt am Nben0 wnroe
ein feiner 2un6 ierpiert. Sober
man amiiiterte it6 f0itli6.
- Trau 9enrp &neeS 1T lekte
ISOLDE BON M}tltona 5uriidgefebrt
no lie. Ii6 mebrere @o6en bet ser
1o6ter 9rau s. 6. Spelbriaf auf<
gebalten bate.
FL @s i6eint Senrp Slider iebr
idper gu fallen nniere Drti6aft gu
perlalen, benn CT fommt iebr bduz-
fig bterber gu 8eiu@. ST batte
bier bleiben lollen.
@tne Mn5abl iunge 2eute bon ser
Sitieite narteten Mitfmo6 Nbeno
Serrn u1b Trau Tranf @anoeriee
ST. NIT ether &akenmuiif auf Ste
ni6t BON 19le9ten @ltern par.
8. q. @tod bate ba8 Mtbgez
l6id Counting Nbenb BON benz
n8ano @aeen" ser baS @erlo6
Or6eiter mad Gllig bra6te, getrofz
fen gu merben. Gum @lid mar
ser @9aben 1ur ein iebr gertnger.
Yrof. un6 6ran q. Aderma111
nno &tnber maren lebten Sonntog
I'M Mmte 96ulenberg Setm 81
So tie.
Mnldbli6 TIRES @eburtStoses
murbe bieie ISOLDE Montag tn Ser
@i1ig 9alle eine @eleni9aft ar
rangiert S1l @bren BON Sri. Wtabel
@esfe. @s muroe getanSt uno ollie
amiiiierten lt6 f0itlt6.
Die Sri. Margaret Woebfe u1o
@llie &oeiter besleiteten ST.. Seler
@oebfe lebten Counting na6 @ilig,
n1b mobnten NbenbS bent gang
In @iiig BET.
ST.. M}artba 6iemeper belldte
lette ISOLDE tire @6mei tier 6rar
Tranf.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09

ben Neretntgte1 SlaaIeH 9elIellL =
Sen lei, lit irrbiimlid. Die M6tz
ltunoen= Torberung pur0e l6on tn
@nslanb, 1888 eeitellt, pielletdt l6on
friibcr. Sin in Birmingham, Gn9z
lano, IN 1869 itattgefunoener 1raoe
linton @onsreb foroerte BEN @@titn1t=
bentag fit gang @nglanb. Sn ben
8%ereinigten @taaten nabm IN 1866
sic u9%1ational 9abor Union" btele
Torberuns a1lf, Sic 0ann IN 1866 gu
Ser eriten Mdt1 tunoenbemegung fiibrte.
81. 6. 5.-9te alte Notbe &reu5z
gel enl6oft (n9f6 @rob 9octetpD
murbe our6 8ei6lub bes 8%unoesfonz
grelleS am 5. Sanuar 1905 aufgeloit
nno eS murbe bann etne neue 6otbe
&reu5ge leni6aft unter @es ternnsSz
5uperotiton tnforporirt. Dte ftna11z
5ienen @eIGafte ser @eielidaft NET
SEN regelmdbtg bur6 boS Seretnt9te
5taaten &rtegsoepartement reptotrt
uro ser Yrdiibent ser Seretntsten
@taaten 1T elei65eitig @brenzYrditz
bent Ser @elenl6aft.
q. @.-MaS nns bic 2eftire BON
@oetbe unb Seine 10 angenebm ma6t,
lit nt6t aQein bte 960nbsit Der
@prade, ionbern neil bas, mas ite
lagen, mai r bletbt iolange bie Menz
l6ennatur I'M @el entltden bleibt mte
lie lit. 5te bringen @eoanfen nno
@efiible, 9offnunsen nno Minl9e
gum Mu8orud, Sic beute nod 10 at
tuell linb mie 5nr 3cit, ba iene betoen
0t6ter lebten.
8. B.-Nnfans beS nd6iten Sab
res lon in Nom etne &onf erenS ltattz
ftnoen, Sic baS Siterfeit auf etnen be-
ttmmten Sag feitlegen ioll, 10 ME oas
Meibnadt8felt feitselegt murbe. gta6
Der beute geltenben @egel fdnt oaS
Slterfei It immer auf BEN erl item CONT
tag mad Dem eriten 8ollmonb nad
Ser TribiabrSz9 Sag, un0 z9fa6tglside.
Die Trubjabr8zIagz uno zgta9tz
glei9e 1T am FL. Mar5.
81. 8. @ine @9rtftitellerin frdgt:
Warum beiratben Die Manner? nno
man6er Mam frdgt li9: Marnm baz
be th eebetratet? Nber metl eS nun
etnmal obne baS Seiraten ntdt gebt,
lift es l6on baS Beite, mart 6enft nidt
3u ptel ooriiber na6, lonoern figt it'd
NIT @eoulo IN ietn @4idial. Nllo
Mut gefabt. Ma8 Sater nno W}ntz
ter tbun fonnten, bus fOnnen au6 ote
0robgeporoenen &tnber tbun. @lanz
ben Sic ia nt6t, bab BEN alten Sung
geienen ser 9immel bon @etgen
bangt.
81. M.-0cr ebemalige @et@sfan5=
let 6urit 8iilom i6lob ieine ttefer=
e%reifenbe @ebe iiber bic 2reue gum
@aterlanb, gelesentlt6 oeS gro gen
&ommerieS OeS Observation-Disclosures
ser beutl6en 8relle NIT folgenoen
Worten, bte mie 6euer uno Tlamme1
IN Bic 5eelsn ser Mdnner ftelen:
vMir ltebn gu linn tn alien Sol en,
Cb eS gebeugt, Oh ufre6t ltebt;
ObeS III Oornen ober Holen,.
Sn Ynrpur ooer 5rdaen gebt."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09
sssut Gliob lit bic M%mffiibrnug bcmt=

16er 3bcateritiide berboten lpprben
Mll9 2ieoer in beuti@er 5prade birz
fen ni6t geiungen, &pn5erte nit peltz
1dcm Sert nidt geseben, @%prtra9c IN
bcutld)er Sprode nidt gcbalten lperz
SEN. 9as nennen sic grpBen unb fletz
11e,1 Sonslpurlt e bier5ulanbe @1lfer=
b%efreimng. 8eitaus Der grDbte Sell
ser 8epDlferl1ng gllabz2otbringens
1pri6t bcl1ti6 uno mill beutl6 ipredlen.
Mber Sranfrei6 crlaubt es nibt. 9as
lit basielbe Sraufretd), bas beinabe so
Sabre lang bie @elt nit fcincm Sc
jomn1er ilber Sic angebli6e 9rangIa<
lierung Ser ellaBzlotbringiidcn Srons
sDslinge burd Sic beutl9c Megicruna
erfiilt batl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09
Ginbemtider &apitan NIT &iifgrat

BON SEM Sic bcutl6e &egierlng lernen
finite. &iir5li6 lpurbe int 2onboncr
Safen ein ncl,es Sod eingeipctbt. &De
Mig @eprg nabm an Ser @impeibln9
tell, unb Sic I'M &afen liegcnoen S6ifz
fe batten, nit elmer Iusnabme ilber Bic
Soppcn gcflassf. 9icle Ausnabmc
bilbetc ein beutider 9ampfcr. Mm Sae
&c Dor Ser Seier mar au6 beilen
@6iffsleitung bon ser @%afcnbebprbe
lnitgeteilt iporben: "Morgcn tonms
Scr &5,iis; bite, flasscn sie." Ser
@apitan lebute al. CAB aber Scfcbl,
ba6 Sic idiporaziuciB zrotc Sla89c nnfz
snsieben ici, Snfplae scr @cigeruna
1didtc Sic @cborhe eincn Slpeitcn %crs
trctcr, Ser iebo6 ou1 %ergcbnislos mic
Scr mcggcbcn m,bte, Mm ndcbltcn Mpre
oc, faln. als brittcr @crtreter ein bpber
6ofenbcamtcr uno lo9tc: "@apitGn
lloNecn Sic. @s liegt in Sbrcm SUITE
rclIc. sic icbcn ii6 ionlt mnr llnons
ncbmlihteitcu aus. @os lol bic @cis
ocrrulN? Scr @rieg lit pprbci unH bic
olten 9ingc m,B man pcr2ellen."
vsebcn Sic" ioatc Scr &apit1n, .eas
wuIte ih bDrcn. Scr @rir0 lit porbci,
Sh6n. Mun iur0cu Sic bofilr. boG
mcinc Monulhaftcn genaa 10 frei an
2ano aebcn biirfe,s luie bic mlie9cns
sen Stalicner. Spanier, Gbincicn unr
Mcocr. @cnu Sic bos oerauIuiicu,
bann mill iD ipiort iiber bic Sopptn
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09
@ulen uno sic fran5Dii@en Semi:
frater.

Die Yolenbeseilterung, Elm Grbitiid
bemofratil6er Irobittonen aus Der
W2ttte bcS pergangenen SabrbunoertS,
bat. bel SEN fran50ltl6en Oemofra.
ten eine iQbe Mbfiiblung erfabren. 3mei
Sabre polnti6er Mirtidaft baben se=
niiot, ibnen sic Nugen gu Dffnen iiber
SEN mabren Gbarafter biel eS 8olfeS
BON v6retbeitsbeloen." STE Gntz
tdui6ung 1T bitter, uno Sic bemofratiz
l6e Yrellc lit ebrlt6 gerlu9, tbr nnum=
munoen NuSbrud 81 geben. Oas
mt116el tie, mas mar BON etnem befretz
ten Bolen bdtte ermorten Oiirfen,
mei1t oie r@re Mouoelle," ware eez
me ien, oab es ni6t IN 5pnti6er Wetlc
a.11oeren seseniiber Sic 0fcdte perleben
miiroe, Bic eS fir itd etnbunoertunoz
flnf5tg Sabre lang reflamtert bat, oab
es aus letner etge1en @eldt6tc ler1en,
bab cs aus -lcinen %eteenen Teblcrn uno
ibrer Siibnc sic moraltlde &raft CUR
@icbererj tarfung ftnben miiroe. 0te1e
Sofnuns iet nt6t IN @rfiilluns gez
gange11. SIS babe nod nidt re6t Ste
9uft ser 6retbeit geatmet, nno l6on
babe es benen, Sic ibm I'M ungliid Ste
6reunb16aft gebalten baben, ben De-
mofroten, Sen Giiden gefebrt.
v9as Yolen BON beute," .betbt eS tn
SEN metteren MuSfibrungen, lift re-
aftionQr, uno tmperialiitii6. Sic
l1nterbriiduns. lit eine i6ledte @6ule
ser Treibett, benn Ter nnteroriidte
ntmmt melt sic SIN 'bnbeiten uno sic
5itten leiner llnte briider an, nm ite
ielbit su iben, menn ct I'M 8eitb Der
Serri6aft lit. Setner emancipation
mirb Ct li6 erit bemubt bur6 Die
Mta6t, sic Gedte scr anoeren ebenlo
gu oereemaltisen, mts man es NIT
ietnen eisenen 9etan bat. Nae yod=
ri6ten aus Dem Often Seigen, oab DC
Yolen Sic gelebr'9e gen Sdiler tbrer
Meetlter lino. llnrer 8ru6 etnes gez
i6loilemn NbfommCns bat it'd fer
@eneral SeltsomSfi ser Stobt Nilna
bsma6tigt. Meueroings baben Sic
tSolen bas litauiide 2rseum 9elhlcfen,
sic Erofeiloren ueriaar nno 500 GU
oierenoe auf oie Strabe geiett. Sc
iheint o(io bo6 immerbtn Stialer 81
aeben IN oem polnilden @ilno? Zen
.llueen llfrainern III Sitgaltsien bat
me,i ieit Srei Sobren Sic nniteriitdt
BON Scmbers aclpcrrt. Trete unterz
ridtSturlc murocu p%erboten, sic Gut
acknowledgment au%fscl0it, PRO
Iclloren ins @cfananis %semorfen."
0cs &toit idiloert looam lie srall=
lamcn Mibbanolun9en, bener nal,c1,ts
lid tic aaliStde gcp0lferul,9 onrd
ibre llntertriidcr ausgciebt lit, nm pic
Traee aufSumerfen; u@olen bat I'D
our6 ciuen 8ertra9 pcrpfltbtet, ott
9(e6te scr Minocrbcitcn 81 relpcfte
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09
Gnis unb .nmeeeeno.

Trau German S6r0oer mar lettt
@o6e eeiddftsbolber tn Sen 3mil=
ltngSitdbten.
SRI. 9elen @rler lit abermals I'M
&ouFooen BON @. s. Seimamr
anoeitellt.
9ouis @pelbrtnf beiorste lette
@o@e @ei@dfte tn Sen 3miQtnss=
lt6bten.
@eoatter @tor6 lieferte IN Ser
6amilien bon Sobn @6imi6od uni
@m. Mtlbrett ie Elm muntereS
306ter6en ab.
0ie lofale Gote &reu5 @inheti
btelt Montag letter @ode tbre
dbrlt9e Ser 1mmlung ab nno er=
.pablte ale Beamte mieber NIT Nus
nabme ben @iSe 8rdiioent s.. S.
Ny6redt, SET cine @teoermabl ala
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09
Sic Icrueub,,a Scr gaudbuute als

st. NV
@%rieosipuffc mirb bon bct1 amertfa<
uildcn @elegatcn uuf Ser Nbriiltungsz
sonfcrer5 uneutipegt berteibigt. 9as
lit al1t, n11b man fann boffen baB tie
tic 1ib bur6 bas @epldre Ser 8riten
liber SEN %i1rbumanen Gbaraftcr Deg
Sa1dbpptcs als @affe nidt beeinfl ule
len Iuf1en. 5tdnben Sic 8rtten an
5teue ser Mmcrifaner unb maren bic
Ser. Staaten cine perbdlt1tsn1dBtg
tleinc Snlel nit pielen 3usdngen, Sic
in @efabr itdnbe, III etnem NIT ausz
reidenben Wfitteln unternommener
Saudbpotfrieg rettungslos 8u perlie<
ten, Damn miirDe England 1elbltber<
;tdnblid fir lp%eitsebcnote @erpenz
SUNG Ser SoudJbppte ais &rtegsmafte
eintrete1. Nun Sic Situation umgez
febrt liegt, lit England gegen Bic
Saudboote. Mus @riinben Ser 5un1az
nitat natiirli6. @ic es leiner5eit ars
Brii11ben Ser @umanitdt in Ben &rtee
,intrat, Tim feline 1pirfli6en a%riegs5iez
e ni6t %erfennen gu 1afen. ~@emiB.
ser Sau6bootfrieg lit i@redli6 -l1r<
dredenerregenb," 1dreibt Ser Seen
gprf Mmerican. uMber 10 TT Ser 2lftz
frieg, gu ueldem bod5ibi1iiierte SDlfel
M ariege lire 3uflu6t neb1nen. Sl
lit Ser 2anofrieg. 60 lit jebe Grt bpr
arieg. ltnb l6redli6 uno l6redenerz
.egeno gu fem lit 0as 3iel alter &riegz
iiibrung. Sic 8lpda0e 9egen 9eutl9z
.ano, Sic england als n%otlpcnoig be-
radtete, ob1don lie in Ser Sorm, III
ser lie a~usgefiibrt lplroe, gegen Das
gDlferredt perltieB, tDtete mebr Strait
IN unb &inber, als aue Sau6boote
Sic 8lodabe lit cine britii6e &riegsz
paffe. 9as Sau6boot, bon Nn1erifaz
nern barptid6li@ fir Ste 3mede be1
aiiltenberteibigur1g erf unoen, >purbe Ell
ne oeuti6e Nn9riffslpaffe. Nls 0te
amerifani l9e Delegation anf Ser @aaz
1er Sriebensfpnferen5 Der u9te, etr
inte%rnatipnales llebereinfommen gun
5dube bes Hribateigentums CUR 5e(
in &riegs3eiten berbei5ufii9ren, tpnroe
Ser @pr19lag bon Ser gei9lpnenen brtz
i1den 9elegatinn nie0ergel tin1nt. 91e
glodabe unD bie Musbunger1ng elmer
5an5en 8epDlferung lit cine britil9e
Baffe 5ur Gee. 8ir iagen oas nidt'
I'M gu fritz lieren. 8ritilde 5taatsz
mdnner pergel1en nic1nals, an brltiibe
Snterelen 5u berfen, nno berna9lalllz
1en lie niemals. llnb es geretbt tbz
men gum @ubme, bab tie es, nidt tun.
0as lit elmer Ser @riinbe, mesbalt
gnglanb 10 grob it,"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09

serir ger ietn merben. @s f0nnte Der
Sail iein, bab oas @igentum b0ber
eingeiddbt muroe, IN Incident SAT- Ste
@teuern li6 b0ber belauf en ourften,
uen11 audi Sic 9teuer State niebrtger
lit.
0ie @teuer State fnr Ste mctIten
2ano Diitrtfte partirt BON 200
Wltle bis 81 etma8 iiber 80 W}tlle.
Miibmli6e MuSnabmen MAIDEN Sdul
Otirift $50. 81 tn 8urnStomn NIT
1914 Wline; COTTONWOOD @dul 81
itr.ft $50. 1 NIT elmer State BON 1853
Wiille; @6nl Dtitrift go. "a tn
1omn Some nit So Mille unb 96lll
81 thrift SO. "a III Conn @tarf NIT
1914 MiIe. Bolsenbe Isabelle Setgt
oic 9teuer State fit 1920 uno 1921
In SEN pcri6teoenen @9ul 0titrtften
6e8 GDuntnS:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09

Gur6 jobrelanse SCOT lit i6liebltd
Sic Wiener 8ep0lferung CUR ger=
ameiflung getrieben moroen. Die I'M
ruben BORT ein erl ties @etterleu9ten,
sem cine fur6tbare &atal torpbe fol9er
mag!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09

ug}ur 0eut16leno setste mirfliden
Taft TN, letnen SerDanolun9en NIT
bem 6ernen Often, alle iibrtgen W}a@z
te %qinse11 etn5ig auf @a1:b aus,
i6rttbt etne @aibtngtoner &orre lponz
bentin. @nbli6 etn p%erniinfttges
@Drt!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09

Sur ormen Qeuter1 mtro Ste Saul
heit alS 2aiter aagere6net. Die Sab:
lunasfabgtfeit. re6tferti9t alleS, be-
lonSers re11r tie auf Soften onoere'
ermDrben ipllrOe. 4
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09

5roh aler omtltden 8eteuerunger
pom Gegenteil lino Sic 8e5tebun9en
5mil6en Scr italtenilGen un0 Oer fran=
50ii6en Mborbmn9 In @aibtngtorl
feinesmesS Sic freunoldaftli6 item. 81
@n9lanos aufrt6tiger Genugtuung!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09

flaa9en." Ser 8eanntc entfer1te ii6.
MatiirIid) blieb ca bel bcm 2anoungsz
pcrbpt fir beltt16e 5eelellte, 1nb nnz
lcr &opit9,1 floggtc nidt. Mm nad)z
item Sage lpurbe scr &apitdn 5um Eab<
amt a%clabcn. 8isber bate CT nnbez
fd6rd1ften 2arbperfebr, aber jebt iprrz
Sc pielc gr1a1bnis auf 6 llbr abcnos
6c1Drdnft. 2d9elnb bemerftc Der So
pitdn: Sic fDnnen rlbtg 4 lib
lbrciben; bcnu Damn iino bic @e:
ldaftsrdl1n,e in ser Stabt ge19lplle en-
u,b gum Gcrgniigcn bclllde i6 81
5tobt arunDi6blid nid)t."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09

0ur6 ben @erlailer @ertrag TT Bic
oarse Welt an SEN 6ano oeS Nbz
eru1o8 sebradt morben. uno ote1eS
S6anomerf baben amertfanti6e Sldtz
ter ais etn Metitermerf toatSmdnntz
1der Metsbett bemunoert!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09

Tim 3man5is Yro5ent baben tn
;5runfrei6 felt bem &rte9c bte @bez
iheioungen Slsenomme1l. Bum 2etl
ouf 9iebe sur i6marSen Tarbe 5nriid=
,1fiibren!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09

@ine polniide Mrmee BON otel
Dipilionen lit tn SEN Ser @epubltt
Yolen su9elprodenen Sell BON Sber=
l1leiien etngerldt. I'm baS rGerz
traren Yolens in Sic 2opalttat oei
Sberl6lelt er" 81 peranldault6er!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09

9lodoem @6ladter Sod gu einem
Sauptling ser &rdbenzS notaner er=
nablt pcroen, lon ct ii6 gaatid(
@odelfebern aniteden, MoccaitnS etc.
trogen uno lt6 BON alien &rdben.
@etern urb 9dbnen bulbtser lo1len.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09

Mit einem Yroteit sesen Sic 6ret=
loll1rng bon 9ebs be9innt ser nel1e
@omlnanoeur ser Mmertcan ge9tor
leine Nmtstdttgfett. Mun mtllen mtr
bpd, reb &altber ct It!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09

ainserentfubr1rnse,1 uno 8omben=
Nttentate beidrdnfen li6 TAFT aus
ldlieb[i6 auf italtcniiGe Staottetle'
Mir Srnnenl0bne baben fir oerarttz
cen gport fein red)teS 8ertdnontb!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09
@rideint ieben Treitag
Sem Him, 8ro>pn Co., Minneloto
Serouseeber, albert @teinbanier
Entered at The Post Office at New Ulm, Minu
as Second Class Mail Matter.

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balloons SET &inoer: ETH Maoellttd tn
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-09
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(5ortietung Don Der 1. Seite.)
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-09-01
The feud forgotten.
(To BE CoNTINUEDJ
HAD NEWS CT IMPORTANCE
But Tompkins, Habitualiy Polite, HesL
tated to Address Anyone but
the Head OF the Firm.

Tomklns was of a nervous dispos:
tion: he was somewhat slow and hest
tatlng in time OF emergency.
When he entered an office one da,
and found stranger there. sinstend o,
the man he wanted, be somewhat los,
himself rila
"Oh, beg your pardonr' he began
"but-but are you Mr.. Brown, q the
head OF this firm?'
mo: ] regret TO say Tn not"
I'm sorry, very sorry irdeedl lIwep
on yomkins. 81 had sOmeth'ng I rath
er wanted TO tell him. Do Sou thlni
hell be IN soon?" .t.,,...
I'm afraid not. Is there anything
I can do for your" ,,.
"Er - yes. perhaps - er = perhaps
you'll do as well as Mr.. Brown. May
l ask your namer
"Ceruiinly"i And the stranger CAV,
Il.
Delighted to meet you." said Tom
kins.
"And now, what can I do 70, you
slrf" asked the new-found friend.
"Oh, It's a very small matter-ns
Of the slightest Consequences, ths'
is, came to tell the head OF the Arm
that the building y oa sxsi"--la
Angeles TmeA
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-09-01

In the oven until the bacon is cooked.
Cabbage With Veal Balls.-Cut the
center from a firm head of cabbage
and boil the shell in cloth to keep
1t from breaking; drain when tender
and season well with salt and pepper.
To the cabbage taken from the CEN
ter, chop and add half as much minced
veal, one chopped onion, one cupful Of
cooked rice and one-half cupful vi
butter. mix and form into balls, the
size of walnut, dip In egg and
crumbs and fry in deep fat untii
brown. Serve the balls In the cab.
bage shell both steaming hot.
Stuffed Rabbit-AIix together a Gun.
full of bread crumbs, two tablespoon.
fuls of chopped parsley, two table.
spoonfuls of poultry dressing or any
desired herbs, four tablespoonfuls OF
chopped suet, one teaspoonful of
grated lemon rind, one egg and salt
ana pepper to taste. Add milk if
more moisture is needed. Fill the well
cleaned rabbit with this mixture and
sew up carefully. Simmer for an hour
or longer, according to the age of the
rabbit. Serve with parsley and butter
and serve buttered onions as a vege.
table,
Preserved Berries. - Currants.
crushed, or any fruit which can be
well mashed and mixed with an equal
Quantity of sugar, allowed to stand
overnight in cool place, or long
enough to have the sugar Thoroughly
dissolved and mixed through the fruit.
may becpnned in cold sterile lars and
sealed, keeping perfectly IL kept in a
cold cellar or in, the bottom OF the
Ice chest until cold weather comes on.
Keep the Jars from the light.
Take a pint of whipped cream, add
aieupful and a half of cream cheese.
cupful Of walnut meats, and the
sane of datess Serve in sherbet Guns
garnished with cherry.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-09-01
They Dropped to Their Hands and
Knees and Began to Crawl Through
the Tall Grasses, the ironweed and
the Meadow Glover.

But o. course ye viii. | want ye to
do me two favors. Bill Dale. eff have
my light put out today. VIII ye do
'em TO me. my friendT"
Certainly" Date promised.
much obliged to ye. shore. The
fust is this | want ye to take good
pay out o what the coal brings, pay
TO yore work. The second Is this:
want ye to go to Ben Littleford after
I'm done-pervided he is yet alive
and tell him about the end o. my bed
time prayer; want him Ia know
went him one better, at was big.
ger man inside an him. Remember,
Bill, you've done promised me. Now
you go ahead TO Cincinnaty, and do
lest like ye didn't know the least thing
about this trouble we're a-goin' TO
have. SO long TO ye. an good luck r.
~ don't like the idea"--Dale began.
when the big hillman interrupted
sharply;
Go on! You CANT do no good
herel''
Heck started. Dale turned and fol-
lowed the lanky moonshiner; there
seemed to be nothing else TO do. ru
When they had reached point n
little way above the foot of David
Morelands mountain, the pair halted
and looked back. They saw the Little
fords ans the Moreands, every one OF
them armed, going toward the river.
II had strange and subtle fascina-
tton for Bin Dale, a fascination that
he did not then try to understand.
AS the fighters reached dangerous
ground they dropped to their hands
and knees and began to crawl through
the tall grasses. the ironweed and the
meadow clover. They we're intent
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-09-01

Together they went bach TO me
cabin. John Moreland and his wife
and their son Luke were standing at
the weatherbeaten front gate. with
their eyes turned anxiously toward the
river. Caleb was coming up through
the meadow, and he carried his hat In
his hnnd. - -'-'-s---'s
"Who fired that shotT asked Dale.
l"Ben Littleford," John Moreland an
swered readily.
Two minutes later Caleb leaped the
old rail fence on .he other side OF the
road and approached them hastily. He
was breathing rapidly and his strong
young fnce was drawn and pale-witll
the old hate. '''i--
WELL" said his iron fnther, "what
is itT' Et sJgr .1tJ l.f
Caleb held up his brond-rimmed
black hat and ran finger through II
hole In the upper part OF the crowns
peak.
He didn't miss - snapped John
Morennd
NO. quickly replied Caleb, "he
didn't miss. He don't never miss. You
know that, pap, ns well as ye know
God made ye. lie done 1t jest to show
me he meant what he snid. He told
me TO 90 and tell you to gether up
yore set O. rnbbit-heurted heatherns
and come down 10 the river fo' lead
and-powder picnic, onless ye was a.
skeered to come lie said to tell ye
the wimmenfolks had hid our guns
and we'd find 'em onder the house
floors"
John Moreland took II with utter
calmness, though his face was little
pale behind his thick brown beard.
He turneo so his wife, who looked ut
him squarely.
"Addle, honey" said he, I'm mighty
sorry"
"Ef-ef you was much sorry, John"
Mrs. Moreland half soGhed. 'ye
wouldn't 20 down thar to the river"
ME a cowardT' Moreland appeared
to grow an inch in stature. "Aie let a
Littleford send me news like this here
which Gale brings, and not do nothin'
at all about IL? | thought you knowed
me better'n that, Addle."
lie faced his two stalwart sons. Al
ways he was the general. the leader
of his clan. lie sent Caleb In one dl-
rection and Luke in another, TO arouse
his kinsmen.
Then he beckoned to Dale, who had
been trying hard but vainly TO think
of something to do or say that would
be of aid to the cause of the women.
II don't want you in this here mix
up," he said decisively. "You must
stay clean out of t. You amt used
TO this way o. iightln'. Asides, you're
our hope. More'n that, mebbe, You
owe yore life to Babe Littleford; you
CANT get around that, Bill Dale"
lie went on, after a moment, "Ef
git my light put out today, want We
to do the best ye can with the coal.