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The evening world., 1921-02-05
BLAMES SWINDLERS
FOR $1,000 THEFT
Western Union Manager Brought
Back From Cleveland Tells
Police He Was Fleeced.

Selig GiushiCin, formerly night
manager OF the Western Union branch
ofice. No. 81 West 18th street, hav-
ing worked up to the post from the
messenger boys bench, was brought
back from Cleveland, o. to-day and
in General Sessions, charged
With taking $1,000 Of the company's
funds
He admitted the theft, according to
the police, saying he had lost most
of the money on sure thing systems
for beating the roulette wheel given
10 him by swindlers. They took 81, 400
from him ON Jan. IS and with tho re-
mainder OF the purloned $1,000, he
went to Chicago, where other crooks
trimmed" him for $500. When ar
rested In Cleveland he had 3l.IOO left
His capture came through q letter
he wrote 20 n young woman in this
city. Giushkln is q years old and
lives at No. 800 West 40th Street.
The evening world., 1921-02-05
HURT IN AUTO, HER
IDENTITY HIDDEN
Rockville Centre Police Refuse tc
Give Name of Woman
Injured in Collision.

A woman, whose name the police of
Rockville Centre refuse to divulge
was cut and bruised in an automobile
accident late last night in the Mer-
rick Road near the home Of George
Loft, the candy manufactures. She
was riding in the automobile OF will
lam Harvey jr, No. 100 West 42d
Street, New York. The machine was
going west in the Merrick Road when
it collided with a car owned and
driven by Joseph Murphy, No. 545
West 4Sd Street, New York.
The woman was hurled against the
wind shield OF Harvey's car. She was
removed to the Rockville Centre Sani-
tarium in the automobile OF William
Murphy of FFeeport.
The inner front wheel Of Harvey's
car was ripped off, and a rear wheel
OF MuGphy's car.
The evening world., 1921-02-05
WHALEN SAYS CRAIG
TALKS THROUGH HAT
Answers Comptroller's Charge That
City Departments Waste Si2,-
100000 of Taxpayers Money.

Answering a statement in which
Comptroller Craig charged the vuri-
Gus departments OF the city with a
waste OF $4,000, 900, Grover A.
Whalen, head II the Department OF
Plant and Structures. to-day said:
TN making this charge the Comp
troller is talking through his hat.
The appropriation for my departing ent
for 1890 was tl.77s,5l.74. The 1921
budget called for S5,slO,SAs.Os. an in
crease OF tl,162.Si7.2S. due principal
ly to the increased COST Of coal to the
department, the new rate of prevail :
ing wages and a larger clerical force
for new activities OF the department
The coal to be used by my depart
ment for 1921 viii cost $1,000, 900,
while 100000 was It's cost in 1920.
Wages will take up $780, 900 more In
the 1921 budget than last year. The
plan and engineering work for the
new terminal markets. as well as for
the municipal garages TO house the
new motor snow tractors of the Street
Cleaning Department will necoSsltate
an additional outlay OF cash"
Comptroller Craig. through his secre.
tary' Issued the following sta tement
AS soon a. ] receive a stehOEraphi;
report Of my speech at the TuUn Hal
will be prepared to supply proof Il
support my charEes that by careful
Cleaning Department and the Dopa ri
ment OF Plant and Structures the city
could be saved ,Sl2 ,00O, 900"
The evening world., 1921-02-05
WIFE KILLED. IN AUTO
HUSBAND MAY DIE
David CarlSon'S Car SkidS on Rail-
road Crossing and Train
Hits II.

HICKSVILLE. L. l., Feb. 5.-Mrs.
David Carlson was killed to-day and
her husband was probably fatally in
jured at a crossing OF the Long Island
Railroad between Syosset and Hicks
vile.
They were in Mr.. Carlson's auto
mobile. The machine skidded as it
was on the approach to the tracks
and Mr. Carlson lost control. The fog
screened the approach OF n train until
1t was a short distance away. There
10 n fiagman on duty at the crossing.
Mr.. Carlson was taken to Nassau
Hospital with a fractured skull and
fractured right leg, Coroner Charles
II. Stou of Hicksville is making an
Investigation The Carlson home Is
at East Northport
The evening world., 1921-02-05
LUMPS OF
INDIGESTION
"PaPe's Diapepsin" at once
fixes your Sour, Classy
Acid Stomach

Undigested food Lumps of pain
belching gas, acids and sOurness.
When your stomach is all upset, here
is instant relief-no waiting!
The moment you eat tablet or
two Of Pape's Diapepsin all the in
digestion pain and dyspepsia distress
caused by acidity is relieved,
Your disordered stomach will feel
fine at once.
These pleasant, harmless tablets OF
Papes Diapepsin neutralize the harm
full acids in the stomach, and give
almost instant relief; besides they cost
SO little at drug stores.-Advt
The evening world., 1921-02-05
CUSSER DAWES
WON'T BE TIED"
WITH A u. S. JOB
Not in Politics and Wants No
Public Office, He
Declares.
Especial 10 The EveDinp worldl
CHICAGO. Feb.


HECLARING empEa tically that
he Is not in politics and
that he is not to be cOnsid-
cred for any public office, Charles
q. Dawes has returned to Chi
caEo after his two days Of
straight from the shoulder de-
feuse Of the American expedition
ary forces In France before the
War Investigating Committee Of
the House Of representatives at
Washington. But it is said that
you are to be considered" the re-
porter began as Mr.. Dawes settled
down in his office at the Central
Trust Company OF Illinois, "Yes,
every time 1 have picked up a pa
per in the last few weeks | have
found that am to be almost any,
thing from chief dog catcher up"
he said. but am not in politics
and am not TO be considered for
public ofice."
But Mr.. Dawes. after what you
told the Congressman in Wash
ington about politics and so on.
people are saying that
taking public office ties q man
hand and foot" was the re-
joinder. And 1 do not wish to
be tied hand and foot.
I'VE have got to forget poll
tics and get this Nation down on
a sound basis. Forget Germans
and hyphens and get down TO
work and production. l don't say
1 talked too much In Washing
ton, but there is such a thing as
talking too much, and 1 don't
want to do that now"
Gen. Dawes did not comment
on the news from Washington
that all the "hells," "damns" and
stronger utterances, including
even the frequent hell Marias"
used by him TO express his feel
ings, will be eliminated from the
record in the printing OF his tes-
timony.
The evening world., 1921-02-05
JUMPS FROM 81" AND LIVES.
some broken Bones OnIy Injuries
Of Man in BrOnH.

Richard Berry, ffty. OF No $50 West
l25th Street, leaped this morning from
the subway platform at 10th Street and
Jerome Avenue 10 the pavement below.
He expressed astoniShmeRt and regret
that he had not succeeded in killing
himself Wnen Policeman Lyons OF the
fremont Station reached him
Or, Palais, who took Berry to Lincoln
Hospital found he had fractured a
thigh, an elbow, a wrist and both hips.
Berry told the hospital authorities do
nestle troubles were responsible for his
act, and asked 10 be sent 10 prison.
The evening world., 1921-02-05
col. 80 .l.=...).l5S.'5
"Pape's Cold Compound"
Breaks any Cold
in Few Hours

Instant Relief! Don't stay stuffed
up! Quit blowing and snuiiling! A
dose of "Pape's Cold Compound"
taken every two hours until three
doses are taken usually breaks up any
cold.
The very first dose opens clogged
nostrils and the air passages of the
heads stOpAnose running; relieves the
headache, dullness, feverishness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" acts
quick, sure, and costs only a few cents
at drug stores, 1t acts without as
sistance, tastes nice, contains no
quinine-Insist upon Pape'sl
The evening world., 1921-02-05
y J 'ToNgNe
Give "CaIiforna Synlp Of Figs onlY-SaY "Califonia"
Give California Syrup of Figs only-say "CaIiforl

If your little one is out -of-sorts,
half sick, isn't resting, eating, and act
ing naturally--look, Motherl see if
tongue is coated. This is n sure sign
that its little stomach, liver and bowels
are clogged with waste. Give a tea
spoonful of California Syrup of
Figs" and in a few hours all the con-
stipated poison, undigested food, and
sour bile gently pass and YOU have a
The evening world., 1921-02-05

well, playful child again. Mothers can
rest easy after giving this harmless
laxative because it never fails. Chill
dreD dearly love its delicious, "fruity"
taste. Full directions for babies and
for children of all ages printed on
each bottle. Beware of cOunterfeits.
Mother, you must say "CalifOrnia." :"
If you don't say California" you may
get an imitation fig syrup.
The evening world., 1921-02-05

man known only as NJ SAWS was
found partly asphyKiated In a gas-hlled
room at the Hotel Occidental, No. 34l
BrnOme Street. at noon to-day. He was
revived by pulmOtor and taken to 81.
Vlncent's Hospital.
The evening world., 1921-02-05

Commerce Commission to Issue $1,000, .
600 refunding and Improvement mort
gage bonds and to pledge them with the
Director General as security for a de-
mand note Of "A like amount covering
additions and betterments during Fed
last April and will mature oct. !, 2Ol3.
The evening world., 1921-02-05
WHALEN PLANS CELEBRATION
FeStivlties ht Keel Laying of New
Municipal FerrybOht.

Grover A. Whaen. Commissioner OF
Plant and Structures. is making eX-
tensive arrangements for the ceremony
at the keel laying OF new municipal
rerryboat March 10 at the Staten Island
Shipbuilding Company. Mariners Har-
Dor. Staten Island.
The 2,0O0-to ferryboat will cost S736. 70
900 and be ready for launching on
Oct. IL.
The evening world., 1921-02-05
why WOMEN BUY
DIAMOND DYES"
Easiest to Use Garments or Draperies Never
Fade or have "Dyed.Look'

Don't ruin your material in poor dye that spots Seaks
and fades Buy Diamond DyeS'-no other kindthen per
feet results guaranteed Each package contains directions
simple any diamond-dye old, shabby skirts
waists dresses, sweaters stockings draperes,
ngs everything Tell druggist whether your material wool
The evening world., 1921-02-05

Z Iohn Connell, twenty-four years Old.
of No. S2i Tenth Avenue. died at Belle
sue Hospital to-day from injuries re-
s1eived when he fell from a ladder while
working on the s. S. Tongus pier 20
forth River. Wednesday.
The evening world., 1921-02-05

They have learned from expert.
ence that no matter how many other
treatments have been tried without
success Resinol Ointment is often the
very thing to bring speedy relief
from eczema or similar itching, en-
barrassing eruptions. It's soothing.
healing action is brought about by a
medica tion so gentle as to be suited
to the most delicate skins or ir-
ritated inhamed surfaces. Sold IN
too sizes at all drU00iStS.
The evening world., 1921-02-05

n. Y. Central O3-YeAr Bond Issue
Tor $1,000, 900 Authorized.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-The New
York Central Railroad Company was
authorized to-day BY the Interstate
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15
Die nJrom4,e sefte4.

Cine 5dor bon Manrern un0
Grouen in Salfenberg BEL @olle. lit
hi religtofen @abniinu berfallen.
Gin Sell Der BON 6ieiem @abniinn
nod ni9t ergriffenen 6alfenberger
nen6et iid an Die 0effentlibfeit nit
Der 8itte un1 Mbbilfe. Die. &ranfbeit
ergretfe imn1er meitere &reiie. Sos
Ereiben Der @abniinnigen began11
bamit, Dob tie 1i6 IN Der Stride It'll.
ter bent Mar1en r5romme 5efte" 5u-
ianlmeniGlolien. Man nbte 1i9 in
Der Strife 5uerit. in Der &11nit, nit
benz &errn gu ipredeen. Mat1rge-
maB itanben Die @rdenrdume smdt
tpeiter our, gerfuignltl1g.. als Sic 5rom.
miefeit in Mabniim aus6uorten
6robte. Scum nabm. bie Sefte Die
@obnung bes @agenmeiiters 8re:
oop 5ur Statte hires Greibers, SOS
n%e1er6ings Gormep o1ge1lomme11
bot, Die Elm ioforttges giingre,iiffeeln' lin.
be6in0t. notig maAe11. Sic. 'MnbduQer
ser Sefte erfIdareM, bob es .i1bnen gee
lungen lei, Sic gerbinoung nit Dem
beiligen @eiit ber5uitellen, audi .1ie
@eiffer Ser geritorbenen eri9einei,
in Ben 0eriammlunger. Moment.
lid cine @eibe bon @itpen aus Sal,
fenberg u11terbdH fi6. bel Sen GU
fammenfunften nit Sen nerftorbenen
MtGnncr1t, nno bie p%er3errten Sc.
iiater babel loHen befirdten, SOB
es nt6t 10 i6neq pte6er gelitgen
miro, Sic 9e1te benz @ahnit1ln al
entretBen. = :
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15
&Hanst ganme!

DSie Wiinbeuer g. Madridtea
f9reiben: gu ben Naturfdddbesn, bies
burb ben &rieg nf6 ieine Jolgeer,.
f9eirungedn init an meiiten bertpiii.
ftet poreen ino, geb9ren Die. Bddirle.
9tidyt .snl,r' duff Den Sdlabtfelbern
1elbit ffirb Die @6l6er berniddJttet mot.
Den, ionoern1 Ser groBe Beoqrf an
&ol5, ben Ser &rieg nit iiiib bradte,
bot fl.rdfbare 4uden III bie aItensBwe..
ftanoe geriHen, uno in ben 8eiten
Der geloderter Dronl1tlg, Die bettf ir1B
ban 8affenitilIftan0 foleten, lit Der
Malofrebel f1timmer als ie geiiibt
tonr6en. Gum 8ie6eraufbau ser
@irti6at 1T oaber aud Elm eiiffrtii-
ceres 8aumpflnrt8en dis hsber no.
tig, unb in b%erfdiebenen 2dnbetrn 1T
bereits cine @etpegl11g I'M @ange,
Inn .@8al1m.Eage" ein5uffiibbren, 8. i.
teitimmte Sage, bie einen gemihens
feit1i6en Gbarafter trngen atn6 on
bener ie6er, Der bn3u in Der Gage
1T, seiit1en ODER mebrere 8dd1t1ne pflan-
ae1 ion. 8aumliebe rn6 8aumper-
eabrung :mobne11 Dem. 1ertiben' 8olfe
felt 1rolten 8eitet inre, un6 .es p1ii-
Re ebenio cine .praftii6e @obltat toie
cine 8ereiheru11g unieres BefIblsIe-
bens, mer11 Die euge @emetnibnft
NIT benz 8qnm qls einem s&efabrten
oes Meniden, Die nod int Is. SSabr.
Dunoert in neiten @retlen perbreitet
mor, ipie6er pab miroe., 8efta.
Ic5ai fiibrt einmql ben 1ebten 8unf6
zines fterbenben 8aters a1 fetnen
5obn on: a8ilan3e .einer 8o11m az
metnem Mnoenfen; er miro padfen
ipdbrenb 6u f9laff}lt" , imp meint, 6af
ein folder @u1ti9 Elm fb6nes unt
niikIideS @efiibl IN iib fdIieBe. @ie
eng perfdmitert fublt ii6 @oetbe
NIT sen Bdnmen ieineS @ortens,
.ni,dft MIR Der iunee nit, ben 8flar.
8ullgen an fetnem @artenbaus, Sic
er i'm Qie6e befingt, ionoern o1tb
Der alte nit Sen s6atten %ipen6erben
5re,n0en ieines 5Sto0teartens. 81,
Der 3eit Der &omantif .entfeifelte
6nnn @nIter Scott cine Begeiiterllng
fir bas @almpflan3en, inbem ct es
fir cine .sha1oe erflarte, bob
S6ottlan6 imrner .sbaur1loier meroe.
Gomols m11rbe .es unter sen Cuts.
befiBern gu elmer Mrt 6port m3g.
lid)f piel 8aume. qn5upfIan8et1."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15

ii6 3uiebenbs. Ote leete1 4 @odem
ibreS Daietns mubte iie I'M Bett 5nz:
bringen nlnter beftdnbi9en S9mer5en:
Dte Gnti6lafene m1r6e TN Suit
1857 in 9anton Bern, S@peb, sss=
borer, nnb fam 1869 I'M Sitter BON
IL Sabren nit ibrem gater 'nno 5pet
8riibern mad Mmertfa, bireft na6
glcm Tim, no fife ieitber llnurter<
Ebroden getbDbnt bette. 9ter per<
beiratete iie iitb I'M Sabre 1886 NIT
ibrcm lie ii~berlcbenben @atten, Sobn
Bluebm unb bieier @be e%ntiprofiet
4 &imSer, BON sbenen 5ipet Der Meuttcr
I'M 1obe ooraus9tnsen. Dte beioen
abelebcnben &inber ftno bic 1odter,
Jrau Carrie Seller, 6re0ridsburg,
5eras, unb Der 9obn, 5ermartn
8luebm, Mtnneapolis. Terner btu
terldbt iie II @nfelttnber un6 tire
beiben Brnber, Sobn &lauie in
@eattle, @aib., unb @arl &larie,
@aftins8, Minn.
DaS 8egrdbnts .erfolgt morgen
(Samstas) Ma6mtttag INT 100
l1br bonn Trauerbauie uno UNI 2 nbr
bon Ser epa1t0. TlrieoenSfir6e aus anf
Dem 9taotfrie6bof oabier.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15

(Gortiebung BOT, Der 1. @eite.)

bte ct porber na9 Sauie gebra6t.batte,
beiiette gebradt, ba file etnem ungliid
porbeuge11 molten. .W2it 4 Batronen
uno Der 6ltntc febrte er in baS @auS
3uriid. Da Srau @uie bic Nbfi6t
ibreS Soften abnte, iu6te iie ibm
6aS @emebr meg5unebmen, er mar
aber ftarfer untb ltteb Sic Satin bet
ieite, lief nod ser Sitieite 6e8 SauieS,
no er am @onnta9nadmttta9 etltde
M1ale sepetlt batte, uno I'M nd6ten
Mugenbltd fradte etn S6ub. 8e<
for9t elite 6rau 5uie oortbin ur0
fan6 ibren Mam IN ieinem 8lnte
liegen. Serr Suie mar obne l33wetfel
feH enti6lolien, Die nnglidli6e Sat
3ul tegebe11, benn in ietner Taihe fano
man 3 &peitere Yatronen. Mu6 batte
er porber beS 6fteren an9e6eutet, bab
ct ii6 um3nbrtngen ge0enfe, me8balb
er genau beoba9tet mnrbe.
Dr. g. S. Merrit, Coroner bon
Micollet 3d., mur6e bena6rt6ttgt nno
tam Montas firth an. Na6oem er
bic ndberen l1mitdnoe erfun6et bate,
belt er einen SSnqueit ffiir lberfluliig
lnb gab iein nrfeil auf 5e1bitmorb
our9 @ri6teben ab.
&ur5er 2eben8lauf.
6erman1 s.. 9ufe mar am 3.
Scat 1874 In 6annooer, Deuti6lano,
aebore11. AlS &nabe bon II Sabren
tam er' NIT ietnen Gltern na6 Nmertz
ia, sic li6 bet @dloa, Soma, aniieoelz
ten unb moielbit er iktne Sugenbiabre
perlebte. Mm "a. Gebruar 1898
trat er IN Sen gbeftono NIT Nnna
2t9tenberg, Sic i'm alS @ttme nit
8 &inoerm iberlebt, oeren gfamen bier
beisefitet linb: Trau .Mlbert @@roer,
Opener, Soma, unb 3oren5, Trteoa,
|G1ara., Qp6ia, 70tlta, Malter uno &C.
nora, bic nod gu @auie tpeilen. 8or
nnsefdbr 4 Sabren 800 Die 6amtlte
mad Dtlaboma, febrte aber na6 4
Sabreu nod Somd 3lrid. Sim Is.
W1at 1920 tam sic Tamilie in Stem
lllm on unb be3oe baS fritbere Morttn
Mueller @tgentum In @ourtlano
Tomnibtp, 6aS ite bon ba an be-
ipobnten. Setn Sitter. bra6te 9err
&u{e auf AZ Sabre. 2 Monate nno z
Gage.
Dte 8eerbieuns erfolste am Metttz
tpo6na@mtttag, mobet Yaitor s. S.
Mlbre6t amtterte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15
1T
Mprean pereiteit
prtsbemubner. tu,1roen Samstag=
mprqeh friib I'M 3 ltbr burh bus
GrlDntr beS MamrS a1fgenuefd.
Meitauraut unb Gi1entparergez'
thaft ebenfaaS nun Ginbrede1tr
be1uht.

SIN Ser Ort16aft Morsan, in 6ebz.
MOOD @ountp, mllr6e 9am8ta91nor9en
frlb INN etna 3 lbr arobe Nnfregu11g
unter Der @inmobneri6aft pernrlaGts
our6 bqs .pl9tli6e @rtDnn pes.
MlarmS ber bortisen 6armerS &
Mer6antS @tate Banf. Sn fur3er
j3eit bate li6 eine ,srobe Menl6enz
.menQe in Ser Ndbe Der Bam a1l9ez
iammelt uno man beoba6tete, pte etn
Manu, ser ani9etmnb periu6t bate,
IN baS @i9erbeitSgem0lbe bet Banf
ee%iin3uoringen, ii6 i6leuni9it aus benz
9taube gu MAIDEN Der lnddte.
Sn Gprnfelo e%ingefanse1t,
Sc mur6e iofort Saso ouf ben
GM6tling gema@t, Der IN etnem 1labe
Ser Srti6aft geete9enen @prnfeloe 81
flu6t nabm, @S oauerte aber ntdt'
lonQe, ebe er NIT bo6gebdltener Sdnz
ben >piieber auf Bic @traBe btnauSfam;
unb iid eraab, ba ct mobl etnleben'
mubte, SAB Elm Wtoerleten nutloS tell,
Wan befrd0te Ben Bremoen, Der tetnen.
Nnaabet1 mad etn gebore11er Nuf1e ut
un6 en9ltI6 nur gebroden fpre@en'
fam. St bebauptete, ben @tnbru6Sz
periud NIT @ilfe. Smeier anoerer Wfdrz
net 9ema6t 3u babea uno teilte ben.
BebSroe1 NIT, baB lie aud tn etn'
Meitaurant uno in etn GiSSen>parergez:
iddft in Morgan etngebroden iparen.
III berlelben Na6t. Sb nne mas tie
sort erbeuteten, lit unS ni6t befannt.
Ser Rufe muroes Dem !5berif 60.
@i1e in Rebmooo. Sails etnseltefert.
@u6ten @e1fersbelfer.
Obmobl sic -Beb6rben set Bebaup.
tuna neS Berbafteten, bq8 er 5uet
belferSbelfer bate, menig @lanben'
{denfen, 10 fabnoeten iie oq6 alf bic
beicet1 anoeren, bic, BEN Nngabe11 oe8
Nulleu gemdb, ii6 IN einem beinabe
ne11en Torb Muto aus sem Staube.
ma6ten, ais ser GtnbrubSperiu6 tn
ser Banf miBglidte. 5bertf &tie
telepborterte am 9am8to8m orgen .gez
gen s nbr an @beriff @. s. SnliuS
6abier uf1o eriu6te i'm, NnSi6au gu
balten auf sic Dermutli6 entronnener1'
Nauber. Dieie batter daber entmeoer
SEEM ulm beretts paiiiert ooer ltno
tiberbaupt ni6t bur@ nteie @egeno
8efommen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15
2anaS Mpnte 4.

Serena 8olf beiu6te lette @o6e
me6rere Iaee lang ibre @robmutter,
sfrau M3att, Mrnolhi, ,unb Tamilie.
SRI. Mtrnie Mabfe febrte Don<
nerBtag Dieber. mad Pauie 1nrtid BON
eiinem 8eiu6; bel ibrer S@weiter,
Trau 81. S. 59ulk. !.
berr nnb tTrau 81. S. 5@nlt nno
TS6terGen beludten am 5onrtag
8er,panbte in Gomfrep.
Nrtbur 2ambrs9t bate am M1onz
tag Sic Dref6maibine.
SEER unb Trqu Sobn Mad unb
Bamtlie, fouie Nuguit 5rant uno
Samilie nnb Branf Mrbart unb So
milte autoterten am 5onntag mad
Nebmooo Talls.
SRI. &aiiel aus Soma @ttp, Soma,
tpetlt gu @afte bel tbrer 9dnte, 6rau
6. s. Glarf.
@err nno Trau Geo S@usel oerz
lebten ben Counting bel ,Grau Matt.
Mrnoloi unb Gamtlte.
SRI. anna @iiig reiite am Won=
tag mad benr S6meferitdoten, no Tie
Dem 2%ebrerinitttut bet5uipobnen 9e=
benft.
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aandaifde aarqfaNdafe,

gon Gegos aus moren ieiner3eit
Die erlten o1i1erifaniiden, ODER Miber.
Dalpt ol1sldnoiiden Berf1de &c.
mabt moroen, bic meItberiibntten
langbaarigen &arafu1ibafe 6t gid.
ten meIde man Bis oabin muir als
RrpbuH' bon. &lrfelta11, Mittelofien,
gefn1nt bette. STE 8erfube tpnren
erit onnn m6glih, 3ols Die Mntpen.
bung bon Gift ben @i6eritanb Der
6au1altgen rliiiiden &egierl11g 1itn-
gapgen. batte. Dom saber NOR Der
Grfolg fiber. Sos mar 1912.
Miee au ertpartet1 mar, bat li9 in
ben Iebten Sabren 6iefe @el8.Sdaf'
5u9t aud nod @ana6a. al1sgeoebnt.
nnter portpiegenb arnerifantfder Sci.
tung, uber 11nter Mitbeteiligtang to-
;raoiiher S1tereiien. Ma9 Hpl1en @e.
riiddteln i9einen in. Eetlen :beS nor1-
mefli,dden &araon Die BerhaHniiie
'fogar bon Matur alag gang Defenders
gaiiultig fir cine joI9e 59afaum az
1iein. Daber min Der Snipeftor oes
atterifanii9en Mp1teS fit Eierirou.
{tr:ie, S. 6. DopleD, cine grgBe @a.
rofllil- HMnn9A" i'm 4a~mloops-DHtri
les iloIiben 9rhH6.&ollmbia BE.
griiiinSoen: Cine. 6bnIiae Rel5.s6af.
meibe iou baI6 aud in aoliher
MIhn,4n 4. t1nt1 sHnInnrn, pftf..
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
~ County of Brown, S..
We, FerdinandC rome, President and E.. A.; stoll,
Cashier of the above named Bank, dc. solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the
best Of our knowledge and belief. =
FERDINAND CRONE, President.
E. A. STOLL, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 9th
day Of July, 1921. --
SeaD TO- "A. ACKERMANN,
Notary Public, Brown County, Minnesota.
My Commission expires June 16. 1928.
Correct Attest: ~. 49,,
Two Directors:
CHAS;H sTUEBE. I
I.A.OCHS ~
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49, -LE
DUR d fremoe DnnnmBeifen piro
1tnt1 melt flliger ais bur9d ben
cteenen @eritaltb.
attrobgdrten, a1nigsbers 1874:
.agget,' as6 in @ot.ss 6aps auf .bitfen
90 tpirb @oH etlp1ig fem 9ein SbtRp
pnp .arober. aobn,'
Sopmen, areis a3aissberg 1877:
.wott ruff bur6 mid, fon11t, BOZ ffein
Bort
81 n Rpb unb besnt, D1t n1ubt 9balo afort.
Inter ben 1.euefter1 glodeninf4rifs
ten 1T b%eonbers firfnig pie bon GIts
beeln1iihl. Rreis Oftsrobe 1901: \
Scr & ben t6ir nit ,1ls
ieIber fddnrpffeh, 1T ii11lIar .ein
&9ampf 6tuiibm ii1gleiidteMs j. @eg.
nsr.r; osr seiueS 9fpsrgg 1lII ieire1nnI
Niisjeans
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80 Sabre 9lafliz
9en Gbelelblelnl!s!'
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Melcome Sof6ule; Mm. 6, Mueitag,,
set fpoblbefan1ite bieftse Apotbefsr,,
uno 9scar. 8olano nno SRI. Soa
Muefing, babetm. 2ebtep ftebt sqls
.@tenosrapbiitin in Dteniten ber btes
iigen .Mbpofatenfirma Mueler q
StreiBgntb.
Sic n@oaA f6liebt ii6 ben ;pielen
6rennoen unb 8efdnrten ber. Subj
lare on in Dem Muni6e, 1ab eS tb11e11
perg6nut fem m6ge, bet gutter @elp1no1=z
felt u1b in @lif nnp 6rteoen oaS
.golbene G%beiubildum feiern 81 6iirten.
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Glue @eisiaenus Cutters.

- :. = -. ~ -
Sn Dem umfangreiaen aIten
Ss%ag0uerfe Ser poafommeue Deat-
i6e SSager"" BON Sanns 6rieo.
ri6y p. 6Ieming, 2. Mufl. 1749, fin.
Oct fid in ben &apiteln iiber 8aum-
pflan5nng un6 8olaneien ein inter
eianter SintpeiS auf cine gegenudir-
TIC, burda1s aftuen anlr1uteroe Nsro.
me5eiung Martin 2ptbers- Wtr
hlen bott::' .Dqabero Der feel. 2utbe-
ruS g~etpeiSlaqet, eS meroe Dertid.
lall6 'bor benz iungiite1 Sage an 1rei
n9tigen &equiiitg maugeln': .aIg an
.guten qufri6tIgen 5reunoen, an
tibtiaer un6 wi@tiqer MflnBte ulbo
an tpfIbem &olttee, mel1e8 1eD6er!
Die tag1ide.. @rfabruue me6r ais gar
5l getDibf ben0tigtt." e. ~ &.
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e. Srau Soiepb 9orner uno
@nbn, @omarb; ftnb bterber 5uritdz
gefebrt bon @lepelan6. Weinn., mo-
lelbt iie Ser Tamtlte @m. 8allma111
einen mebrtdsisen 8eiu6 obitotteter.
6rau 8allmann 1T 6rau CORNERS
56melter.
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- @err nnb Trau @m. 8inter
aus SDenboe meilter1 lebte @o9e gu
@aite bel Der Tamtlie aler. S. &anz
,peiler, Morb 8roaomap. 6rau @inz
ter lit Trau @anpeilerS @6mefter.