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Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24
KNIFE NAMED FOR INVENTOR
Deadly Weapon In Hand.to.Hard co,
0as Was That Designed BY Col.
James Bowie.

me bowie knife took its name from
that Of its inventor. Col. James Bowie
an American soldier, born IN Burka
county, Georgia, about 1890, who was
Killed at Alamo, Tex, March 8 1874
ne became notorious In 1927 from !
duel fought near Natchez, Miss. which
resulted In general melee, in the
course OF which six men were killed
ana fifteen wounded. During the ftgbt
Bowie killed Maj. Norris Wright with
weapon which had been made from
a large blacksmith's file or rasp. This
weapon he afterward had fashioned Nv !
cutler In Philadelphia into the knife
which has since borne his name
The blade Of the bowie knife is from
nine to ten inches long, and has onIv
one edge; the back is straight for
three-quarters Of its length, and then
curves toward the edge In a slightly
concave sweep, while the edge finishes
toward the point in a convex curva
The guard Is very small. and tha
'ongue Is Of the full breadth Of its
rip or barrel, which is formed Of
wo rounded pieces Of wood or bone !
me best knives Of this type were
nade by frontier blacksmiths Of old
Orse rasps and the like, and natural :
differed much in size and pattern.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24
Afahan Women seoludad

The women of Afghanlstan are kent
In more rigid seclusion and are more
closely yelled than the women Of anv
other Moslem land. The Afghan t.
VIGOROUSLY jealous Of his harem and
few indeed are the men Of the outside
world who have ever looked on ~
face Of an Afghan woman Of the towns
With the desert women. wives and
uaugnters OF the nomads, It is differ.
yelled. = ~
). Like the Arab. the Afghan considers
t unnecessary and even unwise that
women should learn to read or write
70 girls are admitted to the bazaar |
'cnools and no muIIahs are employed
Q teach them. and Afghanistan knows
lothlLg Of women teachers.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24
That Relative Tb.orv

Il happened after the club meetino
Two members met in the corridor
I was just thinking about moo,
urlah Humpson," said one. 80
What about him?"
We'll. you know what lovo,r
nome his wife bought with his Insur.
ance money!" 'ui
Yes, of course
!, YOU know the man who married
MS widow married again as soon q
Mrs. Humpson passed away
what, againl"
..a VS.; mats three times for him.
s.. no wonder you say, Poor Urlab -.
Yes Indeed; just think how he
must feel up there looking down On
man ne never saw living in M
iouse as his wife's second husband
With his third wife.s-PennsyIyan,a'
lunch Bowl. '"i''a
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24
Wonderful TeIescope

Inc excellence Of the big Lick tele-
scope and the steadiness Of the air
wnen the conditions are good on
Mount Hamilton, are attested BY the
statement Of one authority that double
stars, whose components are nearly
equal IN brightness, can be measured
4 the distance between them exceeds
one-tenth Of a second OF arc What
TINS means in accuracy Of deAnition
may DO understood by remembering
the iact that one-tenth of a second q
equal to the apparent diameter q m
ordinary pin, viewed by the naked eve
AZ Q distance Of two miles.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24
GIVING YOUNG CALVES MILK
Care Should Be Taken That Temn....
surs ls Uniform-when Poor Il
Quality, Give Less

Care should be taken to see th..
any milk fed to the young calves a
Of uniform temperature Of about AZ
degrees Fahrenheit. Many feeders q.
tempt to overcome poor quality IN the
feed BY Increasing the quantity. This
Is radically wrong. When on account
q age souring. dirt, ETC., the ouslIlv
Of the milk is poor, the quantity
should Be reduced rather ttan Is.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24
ENCOURAGE FENCE JUMPERS
DllapIdated Fencing IL Source 40 ca
slant Trouble for Owner Of
Dairy Herd.

Half broken down fences helm u
Tea. teaen the cows to be fence Jumpers.
Heifers that are constantly iumntnc
tne FENCES in easy places are ditficult
70 break In later life and nothing Il
more wasteful Of time and natIancs
than constantly chasing your cattls
out of-your neighbor's crops or yonr
own. Good fencing is necessary comm.
ment for the dairyman and poor fsrc-
Ing is constant risk
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24

RULES FOR FEEDING CALVES
sS ~ Nutrients Furnished By Civ.
ne Young Animal varIety-Avcld
Sudden Changes
prepared BY the United states Dansr,-
ment Of Agficulturel


sFsspareo BY the United States Depsr,.
ment Of Agriculture,l
Feeding Is an important factor n
ueseioping a good breeding animal.
. = IaYorite in the show ring There
~ me- many points to be remembered
: 1nese points may be called rules 81
.esulng, among which specialists Of
ne United States Department Of Az.
Ficulture give the following:
! Provide a variety OF feeds at ali
lines 4 possible. 1t is easier to sum
Ply the proper amounts Of the desired
which the calf needs Il
different feeds are used. The
ration win also be more paIatable.
!, 2 70 not make sudden changes In
.ns reeds used Or Il the amounts gig.
y. II Y becomes necessary to change
leeus rom, say. clover. to alfalfa hay.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24

S ARE the direct result Of impure
!. L az can IN . large measure avoid
LIABILITY 70 disease By the usa ~ ~
:; 3; 81 che wonderful blood rem =
soy FAat has been IN constant nra
I i mere than fifty years. s. q a
eleanses the blood thoroarhlv n
Is 500 BY druggists everywhere
FOR valuable literaturs and med.
ca advice absolutely free. vvrika
.odax 70 Chief Medical Rdvises~s
" Sgt laboratory, AtIanta. -
!. :. s. Il not soId or raeesnr.erS..S
log Vensreal diseans1
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24
stevenson,s unruhlIshea 49,.

There was recently produced n Nd.
I'M a play by ]. w. McLaren.
Heir Of Hermiston," adapted from
Robert Louis Stevenson's novel. Mr..
McLaren has received letter from
SIR James Barrie congratulatlne him
On the great success Of the play. u
wonder" adds Sir James. '.wbetber
you know that R. L. S. himself wrote
a long play on the subject called The
: hanging Judge which was never pph.
lished, though read 1t in manuscrInt
long age" Christian Science Monitor
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24

ANY slight disorder or impurities
= source of danger. as every vital
organ Of the body depends upop ~
? blood supply 70 properly perform
It's functions.
Many painful and danverors Il.
sasss are the direct result q 4 had
condition Of the blood. ANON ~ ~
moss serious are RheumatisSe. .,s "A
,ss torturing pain; Eczema Tafts $.
EIynipeiaa and other disfgurirg
~ diseases; general debiIiev
zlca makes the strongest "a, ~,
helpless and many other disessss
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24
HeIen's Version.

A teacher in the Irvington school
was carefully leading her pupils
through lesson In the first grade
Now Helen" said she, "wilI Won
please read the next sentence Re-
sure and DO not forget the little mark
&C me end Of the sentence
nelen studied the sentence. II was
this: "Can you rum" ""s
linen Helen read 1t thus: "Cap Won
News. '' poils
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24
The PatsOonIsn.

Inc Patagonians are tail, muscular
race averaging fully six feet in height.
with black hair, thick lips ana s n :
or q dark brown color. They ara !,
nomads, divided Into numerous tribes
whose chief occupation is In hunfino
ana cattle breeding. This native boz.
ulatiOn Is rapidly disappearing. p .s
sonia was first discovered By Magellan
Ia 1920 s''aD
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24

Grain IN Medium Amount Fr.sh a..
, Yer and Pasture Are Necessary sor
Success With Calves.
iced part clover and part alfalfa for
rev days. Gradually reduce tho
amount Of clover and at the same t,ns
Increase the alfalfa.
8. 10 not overfeed the calf. Feed AZ
mucn grain as It will clean up in 20
minutes and wish It had Just 4 little
more. Feed left In the trough 70 he
Dreathed over IL worse than wastad
4 any remains 1t should be removed
ana less given the next time. Digestive
disorders occur from feeding too much
rather than too little.
= 20 not underfeed the calf n
should make continuous gain. II
u does not grow each day the feed
given Il Is about the same as wasted
4 never pays to starve a calf n
iact' the calf does not begin to nav
ior feed until 1t is given more than
enough to make some gain.
9. 10 not annoy or disturb tha Gale
It requires more feed
70 keep It growing while standing o.
moving about than while lying down
at rest. uO"H
= DO not feed moldy, musty, or
spoiled feeds To do SO may cause
'efious digestive disorders. All bavs
'hould be bright, we'll cured. and free
rom mustiness, dirt, and coarse weeds
inc grain also should be free from
lirt, mold, and mustiness. II ground
eeds get wet they are likely to mold
ms Is especially true Of cottonsead W
zeal and ground corn, m
:. Do not waste time in feeding the Il
al. Or In preparing feed, since wasted q
me aneedlessly increases the COST ~
ANS. Grain should be fed whole az.
'pt when teaching the calf to eat and A.
'Ssfbiy also near the end Of the AZ. ~
ng Or finishing period. Whole grain
. rule IS more palatable than ground Ii
cas- Ear corn may be shelIed an,
oxen. or chopped up in the feed box me
Lner than ground. Husks on snapped !
~ need not be removed for this pur. ire
Sc. 1t rarely pays to shred stoyer. 7
% cut or chaff hay for the. calf srs'
neeu not be fed three times dav -. -.
en- twlce day win do as well Al. 49, 49,
ugh the former may be praetIced -
en- fitting the animal for show Or
!. 10 not go to the expense Of buy. =
prepared !, stock feeds" Or 'reme- ..
: HOme-mixed feeds are cheaper Eve
equally, II not more, satisfactory.
Healthy calf does not need condi. a
powders. !.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24
The cutlcura rnllAA TIL.

having cleared your skin keep it clear
Dy making Cuticura your everyday
toilet preparations. The soap to cleanse
ana purify, the Ointment to soothc and
neal, the Talcum to powder and per.
rune. NO toilet table is complete
without them. 25c everywhere.-Adv,
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24
Coed joke. Eem cla.l..

he-Will you marry me?
Sne-Do You think you could keen
me In clothesf Aeep
newell, partly In. You wouldn't
want to dress out Of style, wonld
yOu3-St. Paul Dispatch.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24

NOW, dearie, never hurt your hus-
bands feelings"
do you mean l must never ask
MN Tor money, ma f'-Louisville. Con.
rier-JOurnal. oOu'
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24

hastily. As he unlocked ne .,o-n
uoor and pushed It open a tlerce s7,st
& VINO swooped and howled Its wa
lh5o the room. Then jim leaned ogt
dropping the door into place apaln
Betty rushed to the lookout 81.
saw Jim run, STOPPING to the bahv
sne saw him grab up the baby, over.
aus and all, and rush bach towara
me cellar. And she saw. trees fallIne
Y me path Of the advancing cvcIona
would Jim be able to make tn
betty left the lookout and rushed
PACK to the ladder. Her father was
.nefe before her. The door opened
5im thrust the baby down Rettv
caught her little sister with ! tbant.
Iui heart. And then, to her vast
astonishment she heard her father
Don't come down here, you thiefp
cried stern old Henry SImpson ayor
folks" 'H uscens :
Betty saw her father trying to pusb i
Jim away from the storm door ana !
g close It And In that moment All I,
q betty's tempestuous nature burst !.
nto storm. She put the baby Oh tbe &
loor and hurled herself at her father
On. you" she easned -
limost inarticulately, as she beat NM : !.
way with her fists. Hes saved tba u u
aby ana now" - =
She turned from her father ana r
alrly jerked Jim through the door
= she locked the door ana hraatbad
sign Of thankfulness the air was
veg with vast disturbance. The
0elohe was roaring above them.
When the wind had quieted some.
nat SO that Jim could make btmsole
,ard he drew Betty and her father
ose together.
thought your nephew, John Simp-
Z, mad taken the bonds" said aim
'faiied him to Chicago. But he
snt got them. don't know who's
them. And when | got back here
leard Of that affidavit for nv arrest
hid in here"
Jim didn't take theml cried
10y shortly. Father you've just got
say you're sorry for what-and ~
er Jim saving the babyp
fenry Simpson looked first At Tim
? at the baby held tightly now Il Grai
Tvs arms. AS be looked AT tba tel
y MS stern face softened Su
mustVe been out Of my head" feed
mumbled $50 much trouble ana ! q
this storm. IL don't believe amo,
! 'goI em' jim incre
g heid out his hand to Jim. lin Al
ped 1t tightly. muoh
was about an hour later whar MINI,
damage caused by the storm had more
inventoried that Betty CHANGED breatI
OK at the old overalls which were II an,
partly draped about the babv ana 4
= sAe iOOkeu sne gasped. In the dlsord
!, pOcAet were the missing rather
! A.
Grandfather Simpson grinned should
r fooiishly as she looked at them 4 doe
,o,,.ht given
!, so,s Deller put EN- In safe It new
: soN..a w sIanuIather. 4 swan fact, I
: you old deari" cried Betty enough
aiy and tempestuously, as She & h,
M. = ner grandfather and unnece
w ,,' ~. to keer
hlors NY unuer tne circumstances, moving
0ieAAuO Her IOE doing sol NJ ract
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24
Naval raetln.

4 arrested a sailor
pinch Of salt, ehY-New York
Evening World. AViA
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24
Freed From
Ii orture
Eato1'ic Cleared He
Upset SfOssach

81 me people who have seen mo sue.
h hTl aOrtures from neuralgia brought on
s ~ ~ upset stomach now see me ner-
= n SOUND and -absoluteIv dna
g Eafonic," writes r. Long. uus
ro front Dy Mr. Longs experience kaor
sous stomach In healthy cond,t,o,,
Iresn and cool, and avoid tba oiIvann.s,
- s,.as come from an acid Condition
c masoalc brings relief by taking M ana
s lying out the excess acidity ana
s " it quickly. Take an Eato ao
s = eating and see how wonder .sgiIS
|. nelps you. Big box costs onlv
..1s with your druggists guarantees.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24

4 pig crowd Is an entertainment
n small town, in a city 1t is only
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24
lF YOUR coRNs PAM van

Apply Vacher-Balm, 1t relieves az once
Keep it handy for any other pain'
Buy It locally. b. W. vacher. Inc.
New Orleans.--Adv.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24

nAbx CHICKe-see weehlv r...
M, ,lles.ea greatly reduced pfiesa rsaYp roxsa
- sonx,nce o. Qaaiify W. Ta~h..s.q sees
arSssss." ate Rocks. q L Reds 1ss. ~ ~ ~
sStIsfses ss 49, eosi paia; from mature stssk
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24

PP FAs ABOUT WONDERFUL. sHAuo,,
81 ose from rom Peru; how one farmer 1870
long 1000 Igpm pss. =. acres Grows pods fses
California; pS Ms PEI vine Also Marvel Maiza-
~ Syy y ears per acre. FARMERS erf -. =
Ia FsAsvl LILLE. TENNESSEE So.'
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24

AGENTS : We starr Won Il, h,..,.... -
flrsey ~ s,'.as men ana Homen opnorssit ~
bnsinsss S1o % ~ weekly Operating yosr 40
e 1Oi11 fAoDOcrs Co, NsWpofs ~.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-06-24

=. !. 2, MEAlPHIs. NJ. 60
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-16

= 6rau GbaS. @%tlperion unb
5obn bon Minneapolts maren lette
ISOLDE mebrere Sage I'M 81. 'Senning=
fen Setm gu @aite. Ste itn6 DtenS<
tag mieber na6 Minneapolis 3uriidz
gefebrt.
- Clinton Yreiiin9er lit anfan9S Der
ISOLDE bon @atertomn, g. o., 5uz
ritdgetebrt mo ct ietner @@weter,
Brau 8ergeion, etnen 5meim0d entltz
den angenebmen &eiu@ abgeitattet
bate.
= g. q. 8eder nnb SRI. @na
Yeu1er oom @on6er Store itnb 6teIe
ISOLDE in MinneapoliS uno ct. Saul
mo ite Die @etbna6tsia den fiir Ben
Qa6en etnfauf fen merben. 9te tperz
ben bente 3uriidermartet. a.
@err unb Trau Garl Tuerit
iino @amStag bier e%ingetroffen gu
einem 1d11geren 8eiu6 bel Ser Mutter,
6rau @enrtetta 9alenit etn nn6 an
beren 8ermanbten. Serr Guerft miro
sic @ele9enbett mabrnebmen ft@ on
ser Sog6 gu betetltgen.
= 8. S. Collins lit 9onntas BON
Gettysburg, .@atertomn uno 9uro11,
g. g., 5uriidgefebrt, mo er it@ etnen
gan5en Monat beiu68meiie arfgebalten
battle. @ie CT bert6tet itnb Bic f.
nan5iellen 8erbdltntiie in ben DafotaS
betnabe troltloS. Son bier retit 9err
Collins nddite .@o6e na6 Duluth
uno bon BORT na6 Mtlmaufee mo ct
8ermanbte uno Treun6e beiu6en miro
ebe er auSgonsS beS Monat8 etne aus
gebebnte @etie na@ Yortlanb, Oregon
antreten miro, UNI ietne S0bne gu be-
1n6en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-16

= SEER uno Trau g. S. Sand
unb 6amtlte bon @aplor0 paren lekt'
@o6e bter gu Beiu6.
- Or. nno Trau @mtl Muelle1
beiu6ten Trettag unb @amStag lebte1
@o6e Treunbe- un6 8ermanbte tn ct,
Setter.
= @err uno 6rau German &ueb=
mel unb Sobn 9aro16 BON @a1eco
maren bteler Sage IN ser Trau S. S.
Neummn Tamtlie gu @aite.
= STE @ourtlafo &apelle nar
Counting In @6o no iie bel @elegenz
belt bes ftlbernen SutbldumS Ser luz
tberii6en Brte0enSfir6e bte Muitf
t ferte. =%.-
- 5beooore @en bon Tairfar UNI
termarf it6 Dienstasmorgen elmer
Operation I'M linton Soipttal, BON
mel6er er In erl reultder @etie itd
erbolt.
- Mnton Manoerf elb nn6 Tamilte
mel6e i6on Sabrelang 8emobner BON
2omberton tparen, itnb lebten Don't
nerStag na6 Stem ulm iibergeite6elt,
400 lie tn 53ufunft tbren bauernoen
Wobnitt aufi6lagen meroen.
Brau S. SO. Meper un6 306z
ter6en ltn0 9onntag na6' tbrem
9eim In &o6elter 5uriidgefebrt. @te
batten it6 etne ISOLDE BET SEN @ltern,
reip. @robeltern, @errn unb Trau q.
@uie beui6smetie aufgebalten.
= 6rau SenrD Gnselmann un6
Iodter, .friiber bier mobnbaft, maren
bteie Wo6e bet, ser Nobert @ngel=
mann Tamtlte in Bertha gu 8eiu6.
9te ertparten al18gang8 Der @o6e
na6 SEEM ulm 5urid5ufebren.
Dte btesidbrtge National 0oirp
9bom ftnoet in ser 3meiten ISOLDE beS
MonatS Sftober itott. Dte bteltgen'
meroen. it6 i6on iebt
inS 3eug merfe en- 0amit 1te aus bieier
&onoention NIT @rfolg b%erporgeben
merben.
= Nnlabli6 bes 20. @o65eitstases
puroen 9err uno Brau @rnit @prt6
Montagabeno bon, un9efdbr 80 tbrer
Treunbe IN ser an9enebmit item @eiie
iiberrai6t. Man oerfiir3te itd bte
a3eit bel @eieai6aftSiptelen. @pdt
abenoS muroe eth feiner 2un6 ierptert.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-16

Sager un6 16teben, 6aS 8erbeten
BON @ieb, baS Seffnen BON u@ates,"
bas Mieberreiben bon Drabt Ten3e11
nnb ionitige 8elbdbtsun9en bon Ct
gentum arf nnier 6arm Gigentum III
Mtlfro6 unb 5tgel 1T Strengthens perz
boten. s3umtberbarbelrbe merben gez
rt6tli@ belangt mer6en. &iir5li6 fat
etn Tarmer iieben &tibe perloren, neil
SET @tngang gu einem &ornfelb often
gelaiien muroe. @ir 9ebe1 hermit
@armng, bab mir io16e 8erluite
rt6t tragen merber uno NIT Ser pollen
@trenge 6es @eleteS alle, Sic nnbe=
fugter Wetfe unier @tgentum betreten,
gert6tlt6 belangen tperben.
Tobia8 Niebel
s. s. Sores
Grau Sarab SoneS
Sen. @uel8famp
@m. q. 5etfert
sos. &nebn.
Nbp. 36tf. .s..
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-16
2ofal Menigfeiten.

= Sobn &al5 tam @onntasabeno
BON Sen S6meiter itd0ten 5uriid, mo
ct Die StaatS Tatr bell16t bate.
- Sad Iurbe8 BON 8an6a btclt
1t6 etlide Gage BET bieiigen Treunoen
nrb 8ermanbten gu Sci ud auf.
l. Sri. 5opbie Yreiiinser lit nad
bier 5uriidgefcbrt bon ei11em angeneb=
men 8eiud. SEN fie ser Nnton Slider
5amtltc IN 6%prin9fiel6 abitattete.
= 9err unb Trau @uitap 9Gubz
nader iparen lebte @ode In Springz
ftelo, mo iie ser Nlbert Mtdel Camille
einen mebrtdgigen 8eiu6 abitattetcn.
= Die SRI. Sberefa uno @elen
SenningS bon @anoa poren tettc
ISOLDE mebrere Sage BET bieitgen
6reunoen unb Germanoten 81 8elud.
- err uno Trau 9beobore @aiz.
Del un6 9err unb Trau Oscar @atbef
BON 2amberton maren Sonntag bel
bieitgen Trcun0en unb &ermanbten gu
9ai te.
E Die bteSidbrtge Ntcollet County
Gatr mar ,fetn ftnan5teller @rfolg nn6s
bic Gtnnabmen BON alien Quellen
maren nt6t geniiBe10 un1 Bic NuSgdben
ST 6eden.
8 9fep. 2outs 8enfert bon M}eler1,
@ts. nitro bis 5ur Mldfebr BON Nep.
S. g. Naat ais Seellorger scr ct.
MapbaelS fatbolti6en Stride IN
SpringftelO fungieren. .
g Morbert Dc6erid BON @anoa
fpllrbe fiir5lt6 beinabe 81 1o6e. &C.
ftoden BON 8ienen, mdbreno CT in Set
Mdbe ser 8tencnit0dc pfliigte. GineS
Der Yfcrbc erlas BEN 8ienenitt6en.
Nler 4ltenburs bon @an6o
belt iid etli6e Sage bier bel Ser
ml1oten uno Trcunoen gu 8elu6 auf.
St retite BON bier na6 Sen @dmelterz
1taotcn no ct Bic StaatS Tatr be lu6tc.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-16

f--s iyN S-|s % T-sU+-4a@= t#HE-s HEE Nr5lFs= +Sy-
=. SEER unos Trau Matb. @nepfel
uno SEER unb Trau 8obitl BON Heoa
MOOD SAILS maren 6teler Gage Bter 81
8elu6.
- g. @enninglen perrette @am8z
tog mad Morb Dafota nno Montano
no er it9 gei6dftlt6 6ret Mo9en autz
,5ubalten 9e0enft.
- Die 8m. nno Charles Gin
monbet Tamtlien BON Nortb @eo<
MOOD btelten. lt6 anfan98 Der Wo6e
mebrere Sage BET 8ermanoten 81 ZEE
Iu6 anf.
- SRI. Ibereia 3faenoer If
Samstag mieoer na6 Mil orla,
W}ont. 3uridgefebrt, no ite tire Stns
oten in Der udtperiitdt bon Montara'
fort eten NITRO.
- 6rau CHARLES 81. Mobertion TT
5uridgefebrt BON @leepp @pe, mo- tie
oen @ltern, @errn nnh Tran Don.
MeoI etnen etnm06tgen angenebmer
8eln6 abgeitattet bate.
- Sri. &atbertne 9uelStamp lit
na6 @tntbrop 5uridgefebrt na6 ct
mem mebrtd9igen aneenebmen 8elu@
Sen iie bteitgen Treunoen uno Ser
nanoten abgeitattet bate.
- @err un6 6rou 6re6 Stable
moren lebte ISOLDE In 8alnut @rooe
mo- iie ser 1o6ter Brau 81. @. 8itt=
ner nno anberen> 8erman6ten etnen
angenebmen 8eiu6 abitatteten.
= Sri. @lt5abetb @6lott BON
Tranflin untermarf ii6 letten Mttt=
nod in .einem bteit9en 5oipttal etrer
9erinefiistgen Operation, BON mel@er
iie li9 bis 6reitag eenii9eno erbolt
bate, oab file ste Setmretle ontret
fonnte.
= 6rl. Mutb Metm berretite
na6mittas na6 &%trfSptlle,
$780,, no lie einen pteridbrigen &ur=
iu8 in ser Nmertfantiden S6ule fir
S1teopatbie nebmen mtrb.
- 8aitor Mintam BON Slider,
Ser ct. Yaul8 lutberti6en
in @prin9ftelo, bat etne aus
gebebnte 8eiu6Sz unb @el6dftSretl lie
na6 9}orb Oafota, Walbtngton nno
Oregon angetreten.
= Nrl. Mlma @tolS mel6e ste
paar Monate I'M @eim oerl
56mel ter, Trau 6. S. @tlilanb tn
@aib., perlebte, lit 5uriidge>
febrt uno bat ibre Yfli6ten ais 2ebrez
rim in. Ser M%aibtngton 96nle mteoer
ibernommen.
: @err nnb Trau CHARLES
56manfe BON 2amberton, beglettet
Don tbren 906tern Map uno ,2uela
letten DonnerStag na9 Stem
ulm, no bte. lebteren it6 etner gertng=
Operation In etnem bteitgen
6oipitol %untermarfen.
- 6ran M}atb. 99outpetler nel<
he ii6 mebrere @o6en IN Mtnneapoz
is beiu6smeiie aufbtelt, lit @amStasz
1beno 5uriidgefebrt. Sbre 1odter
pel6e iie nod MinneapoltS beglettete,
miro in Minneapolts bletben, mo- tic
,ine Mnitelluns sefunoen bat.
= @err uno 6rau @arl @@reper,
besleitet BON ibren Mt6ten SRI: @rna
1no Mlpba @6reper unb W}artba
ma6ten lebten 6rettag etne
N%utofabrt na6 Serbian nno oen1
Characterization. Gle tpetlten bet
Irau Saul Yolinsfa, etne @6meiter
BON Sri. Martba @6manfe gu 8elud..
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gu %nerfaufen.

() @aus unb Sol, @aBinston,
itrabe, 5mti6en 6. unb Z. Siioitrabt.
Mobern. 6 @obn5immer unb 8aoe-
5immer. @uter @arten, @iibner=
bou8 nn6 =@of.
(2)1 1z2 Got an @tateitrabe,
@de, z. Sioitrabe. +
8eioe na9e oem Union @opital.
Nn5ufragen BET i
gel. 313. 600 9th @a,binetomitrabe.
N6o. soft. !
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-16

@erfaufen sic .ans Sbr @eFiieel.
@tr merben 6aS}elbe abbpIemy'1per1t
Sic tnnerbalb ber Staotgren5e 1nub,
1te1t. Gtprt 8rpS. Mbn. 32tf
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-16

@obl @aum nno rYicot Gbeins"
getar BON ser .@tnger Semtng Sea-
5dine So. i'm Nrbe8 MDbel 2aber1.
Sci. 259. M6D. 36tf.