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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-12-16
NEGLECTED. DUTY

"What did you do in the war, Daddy?"
An ex-service mans daughter asked:
And her laughing eyes and childhood smile
Meath poverty's veil was masked.
did you work for the government, Daddy,
Did you your Uncle Sam;
Did you fight the foe in an office chair
AS dollar -per-annum' man?
"Why didn't you profteer Daddy;
AS thoughtful father should;
Why didn't you for these dark days
When there's neither jobs nor food?
The patriots are glad, Daddy,
THEY'VE invested in copper and steel
And their little girls's needn't cry, Daddy
At the sorrow of missing meal
but all you've got is a cough, Daddy,
And we see you smile no more;
What terrible things have you DONE Daddy,
On what did you do in the war;"
And the man with service medal
turned his head and his eyes grew cold;
And he thou0ht of the slaughter of battle
And the profteers' Golfers of gold;
And his face burned with shame as he answered
Forgive me, my darling, you're right,
| know | neglected my duty
For all | did was-FIGHT"
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-12-16
Licking Company Elects Officer,


The regular meeting of Licking
Company No. 121 U. R. K. P. held
Tuesday evening was we'll attended,
and some important business was
transacted; among other things it vas
decided to hold a brigade meeting
here on the fourth Sunday afternoon
in January, and further arrangements
were made for attending the grand
encampment in Pittsburg next sum-
mer. The following officers were also
elected: E. H. Reber, captain; c. A.
Irwin, first lieutenant; A. H. Marple,
second lieutenant; w. W. Ryan, re-
corder; c. j. Baker, treasurer. Major
Wollinsky and number Of the Sir
Knights gave some stirring talks re-
garding the progress made by the
order. At the close of the meeting a
fine oyster supper, with the necessary
trimmings, was enjoyed.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-12-16

Get in line GAINESVILLE Bros, Sheet
Metal Workers 522 wants you present
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-12-16
Holdup Man Back to Prison

Fred Ayers, one of the three foot
pads in the holdup game when Arthur
Shaw was shot near the Wehrle foun-
dry last week, and who was under
parole from the Mansfield reforma-
tory, was taken back to that institu-
tion last Friday by Marshall w. T.
Reese who was sent here for that
purpose.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-12-16
WOman's Purse Snatched

An unknown young man snatched
a purse containing $500 from the
hands of Mrs. Benear, of So Columbia
street, at the corner of Seventh and
Columbia Sunday evening, and disap-
peared in the darkness. He was 1ot
caught although the neighborhood was
searched by the police.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-12-16

Camel Cigarettes, tic package, at
tt ERMAN'S DRUG STORE
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-12-16
Robbed Twice Within a Week

The Elliott hardware store was
burglariZed twice within seven days
on Thursday night of last week. En-
trance was gained by breaking a rear
window, and one dollar in money and
a Savage automatic pistol were stolen.
No clue to the thieves.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-12-16
Local Items
You are welcome as the National
Vote and eat.
Sheet Metal Workers 522.

No Solicitors For Salvation Army
No house to house soliciting is being
done by the Salvation Army, and
Capt. Shackleford wishes to inform
the public that all persons doing this
kind of work are imposters and should
be treated as such.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1921-12-16

15c Ell Verso Cigars, 2 for 25c at
If ERMAN'S DRUG STORE
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
POOR BLOOD is JUST
like SLOW POISON
Makes You Feel Lazy and
Discouraged. You Get
Moth ng Done
Pepto-Mangan Purifies
Tune Up Your Blood with Il
Notice the Difference with
Rich Red Blood in
Your Veins

The man or woman or the child
with a sikly-looking complexion,
a pale wan face, has blood that
is filled with poison. Instead OF
rich red blood coursing through
their veins, they are trying to
get along with blood that is
weak and thin. 1t doesn't carry
life-giving qualities through the
body. You see those men and
women every day. They are so
tired. Their shoulders droop.
They SLOUGH. 1t is all they can
do to get around.
AS soon as you began to feel
that way take Pepto- Mangan,
the well-knoWn blood tonic. it
will clear away the poisons and
make your blood rich with red
corpuscles.
Pepto-Mangan is prepared in
both liquid and tablet form. One
has the same medicinal value as
the other. Take either kind you
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
Mrs. Martha Cornwell Dies
Suddenly.

Mrs. Martha Cornwell. wife
of Francis A. Cornwell, one of
the best known and most highly
respected citizens of this county,
died at her home on Salt Lick
creek Sunday morning, Feb. l3,
at ten o'clock. She was stricken
with a severe pain in her head
while preparing breakfast and
died about five hours later.
Funeral services were held at
the home Monday afternoon,
conducted by Rev. w. M. Dycus,
after which the remains were
laid to rest in the family ceme-
terry.
Mrs. Cornwell was 50 years
old and had been a devoted
member of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church for about
40 years and was an everyday
Christian woman. loved by all
who knew her. She was the
daughter of W. N. Dixon, who
died a number of years ago.
Besides her husband she is
BY five sons and a
daughter. ", a Sam, Plnk.
Percy and DR.. +. O. Cornwell,
Mis- John Murphy, all Of whom
reside in the l4th district, A
sister. Mrs &. 7, Barrett, of
Madison. also survives her.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

r. A. Montgomery has been
the guest of his brother. M. V.
Montgomery, of Nashville for
the past week.
H. M. Halle is suffering a
painful cut on his ankle, which
was.caused by a small piece of
an iron wedge hitting him while
he was splitting some timber.
G.. w. Gentry Of Nashville who
has charge of the Bookkeeping
of the Tennessee Industrial Sc
hool, was in town to-day, en-
route to his home near Burris-
town for a weeks stay.
Joe McGlasson, returned home
Wednesday from Aberdeen,
Miss, where he has been for
the past IL months, during
which time he has been assist
ing his brother, Fred McGlass-
on, in farming.
| Landon Dudney. who recently
bought r. A. Montgomery's in
terest in the Gainesboro Dry
Goods Company, has taker
charge of the grocery and hard
ware department. He will be
glad to have his friends TO cal
on him when in town.
Andrew Flat, of Lenox, Mo.
was in the office Tueaday. MIR
Flat is visiting relatives in th'
II district. He has been ava,
from this county forty years
He will visit relatives on the
north side of Cumberland river
where lived when a boy.
Miss Leila Draper 81 in Nash
vile. where she is making her
self acquainted with the lates
styles in spring hats. Mis-
Draper has charge of the mil
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
NON RESIDENT NOTICE
Leroy Wheeler, ct al.
VIC
Sam Flatt, ct al.

Ii appearing from the bill Sled in
this cause, which is sworn to, that the
Defendant Marion Davidson 10 q neg
resident Of the State Of Tennessee,
and cannot be served with the srdinary
process of law:
1t is ordered that said Defendant en-.
ter his appearance herein. before the
Clerk and Master, at his Office IN thu
courthouse in Gainesboro. Tenn, ca
or before the first Monday in Apra
1921, next, and plead, answer, Or o.
muir to Compliments bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed ss
to him, and set for hearing Ok parte:
ana that copy of this order be paS
lished for four consecutive weeks In
the Jackson County Sentinel. a nexs-
paper published in Gainssboro, Tenn.
This 7th day Of February 1921.
w. F. Sadler, Clerk and Master,
Harry l.. Page. Solr. for Comrlta,
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
NON RESIDENT NOTICE
Bill Myers.
Anrette Myer.

Ii appearir 2 from an affidavit Sisi
in this cause that the residence Of def
endant. Annette Myers tcol..) is en-
known 20 Complainant and that sac
cannot be served with the ordinary
process of law:
Il is ordered that said befen last
enter her appearance herein, hefprs
the Clerk and Master. % his sf5ss in
the courthouse ia Gapesbare, Jexn.,
on or bsfore the lst Monday in March.
1927. next, and plead. answer. .sr
denur 10 Compliments MI, or tse
same will DC taken for confessed a. q
her, and set for hearing ex psrte: soJ
that a copy of this order be publishes
for four consecutive weeks 10 tie
jackson County Sentinel. a nswsssser
publishe1 in Gsinesboro. Tenn.
This lSht day Of January, 1871.
w. F. Sadier. Clerk and Msstes
Harry L. Page, Solr, fer csupit.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

prefer. But be sure you get
the genuine Pepto-M angan =
Guides. " The full name,
Guides Pepto.Nangan," should
be on the package.
Advertisement.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
-OCAL,S
BY 6arss S,gErOs
Q w@au %VR@ uha

L. M. Bolts, local attorney,
was in Nashville several days
last week.
Hugh Berry, prominent young
farmdr of Roaring river was in
the office Tuesday.
Walter Reed of Sumner coun-
ty, has been visiting his parents,
W C Reed and wife.
H Raggio Young, deputy col
lector of internal revenues, is
here on official business.
Mrs. T. L. Gist and daughter,
Ruth Francis. have been visiting
relatives in Kentucky.
Miss Leona Halle, of Flynn's
Lick, is the guet of her brother,
H. M. Halle and family.
Morris, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. H. M. Halle, was on
the sick list this week.
Arthur, the little son of MIR.
and Mrs. A. D. Byrne, is recov.
ering from a few days illness.
H. l.. Baugh was called to
lockwood last week on account
of the death of his mother Mrs.
Baugh,
Mrs. E. o. Smith has returned
from a visit to her daughter,
Mrs Fred McGlasson, of Aber-
'deen, Miss.
H, G. Young, one of the lead
ing salesman of the Inland Oil
Works Co., is at home for two
weeks rest.
Hugh Norman came in last
week for short stay. He is rep
resenting the Inland Oil work
Co. Of Cleveland, O.
Mrs. Riddle Young and chill
dren, Lera and Harland. have
returned from q two weeks Wis.,
it to her daughter, Mrs. Ben
Keith. of Nashville.
Miss Mary Settle, who is rep
resenting the California Per-
fume Company, left Monday
for Mississippi, where she will
remain severl weeks.
H. L. McDearman and daugh.
ter Miss Stella McDearman left
today Thursday for Nashville,
where the latter, goes for medi-
cal treatment.
L0ST:-One Elgin watch, Is
jewel, closed faced with the
initials ]. l.. d. on the front
lid. Finder return same to me
and get SIS. 90 reward.
J. L. Dudney. Gainesboro, RI.
R. j. Gailbreath of Miami,
Fla, after weeks stay with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ.
Gailbreath, has returned home.
He was called home on account
of the illness of his father.
Simp Mayton, who resides in
Big Bottom, was taken i'll while
in Gainesboro Monday and was
carried to the Tardy hotel. where
medical aid was rendered by Drs.
Lofts and Cav. An examina.
ton showed the young man to
be suffering with an attact of
appendicitis. He was able to go
to his home Wednesday morn
ing. The doctors advised Mr..
Mayton to go Nashville for an
operation a soon as he was able.
Mrs. Susie Maxwell, of Roar
ing river. is the guest of Mrs. A.
M Holland
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
linery department of Quarles &
McCawley Co. Watch for her
opening announcement lat T.
NEW SHOE SHOP.

A Shoe Repair Shop, where
you can get your work done as
you want it and when you want
it. Prices right. Located on
west side. opposite the jail.
w. G.. Roberts.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
Home. Sweet Home
that's the music for me

AND WATCHING my wife.
QUIETLY KNITTING swaS.
IN THE frehght.
AND ! Leard the rain.
BEAT AT the windows.
AND THE winter wind.
HOWL AROUND.
AND stretched out.
IN THE old arm chaiF.
TOOK UP a book.
LIT ONE of those cisarsstsL
THAT "sATIsFY!"
AND SAID, "oh. Man.
iT's A great Old life"
IT'S q great life. all right-some,
i times. But in fair weather or foul,
you've got lean-to If you've got
Chesterields- they always Satisfy"
Its all In the way we blend these fine
Turkish and Domestic tobaecos. And
mind you the ''Satisty.blsad" eaeS
lbs s0pisdi
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

1T WAS a rotten night.
RAIN, WIND, mud, slush.
AND AFTER a hard day.
1T MADE me sore.
TO GET all dolled up.
JUST TO 60 calling.
ON A pair of fish.
I NEVER could see.
BUT ORDERS is orders.
FROM FRIEND wife.
AND "eEE," I said.
this 10 q bum life"
THEN THE phone rang.
AND THE party was on.
! CLIMBED out quick.
FROM THE soup and nsh.
INTO The easy clothes.
AND SAT- by the Ore
ToAsrlNc NY toes.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29
gm yieberouf6ou os @robzgGiuer @ri6afts1e6en: an neuen @ef9afn

6ene gera1ere 0rientierung runter
Gage, po5u oie grfin0ung oes
&ompaiies $4,000 cine quite @runo-
lage gei6affen batte. 9iees @erf.
5eug muroe bon Sen 8ergleuten nun
ibren 8e6iirfniiien angepabt. sic
teilten es in "a uborae" Elm, cine
gintetll1ng, sic ii6 g%egeniiber Ser,
ienigen oes geologiiden &ompaiies,
Sic $50 Grade 11mfaBt, Bis bel1te
erbalten bnt. 5eit DEM 8eginne oes
t6. Sabrbu1oerts, als infolge 6eS
aus Sem 11eu ent0edten Mmerifa
beriibergeitr0mten @ol6= nn6 ell.
beriegens cine gntpertung ser
goelmetaue e%intrat, raffte ser Berg,
bal iih notgeorungen 5u b%eionoeren
Mnitrengungen auf, sic cine &eibe
mi6tiger 8erbeiierungen int CRU
benbetrieb our Solge batten. go
tpuroen an 5te1e Ser %bisberigen
trodenen Mufbereitl1ng Sic MaBpod.
tperfe, ferner Sic Yfer0eg0pel> sic
Stouenmanerlt1g, Die gla1ebalge
uno man6e @erbelierungen inn Slit
%tentpeien eingefibrt. 9a0ur@ itieg
ser 6eutide @ergbau int 2aufe Die
ies Sabrbun0erts 5u INNER be-
6eutenoerer 2etitungsfabigfeit uno
@eltung auf, u116 Die elbe Beriooe,
in Ser sic oeuti4en Staote ibre
pradtigite gntmidlung erlebten,
mur6e au6 fir i'm 5m elmer 3eit
mirfli@en @lan5es. Mua alS oas
teilige r0miide &eib oeuti4er Sea-
tion Damn mebr uno mebr in Ser
fan geriet> mar bon oieiem @lan5e
INNER nod ma1tdes iibrig, uno er
erloi9 erit in Ser unbeilpoqen 3eit,
als unier 2an6 oreiBig Sabre lang
Ser S@al1plab zines &rtegeS par,
hem aGer @oblitan6, ale 8lilte Der
5um Spfer fiel.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29

mcilt aus @iri6baumen angefertigt
uarer1, 6eren Stdmme Die 3plinoer
uu6 6eren Itarfere Neite 0te @obre
abqabeu. Diele Yuntpen batten aber
cine 10 geringe @augbobe, oab BEL
elmer S@o9ttiefe bon Is Meter ct.
ma 4 folder n0ttg maren, alio altb
4 Ma1rn, Inn iie gu beoienen. Dte
gntfcrnung 6eg 8aiierS erfolqte
nun in ser &eiie, 0aB sic n%1terite
@uxnpe es Big CUR &0be Ser nade
lten, 6ieie es Big our 6ritten bob
uim. Mu9 Stouen begann man
balo o%n5ulegen, 90 fie oen MbflnB
oes @allers begInitigten. 9ieie
gnttp1iierung mar inoes riht' Die
ein5ige @9miertgfeit, sic ii@ NIT
Ser @ertiefung Ser @rnben ergab.
@eroorbene Suit uno i@aoli6e @aie
muBten abgefubrt, es muBte BENT
friiden Reinstatement 3ugans ber-
idafft o6er, tpie man ,beute iagt,
fir cine re9te u@etterfubrung" ge-
iorqt peroen, tpas man our9 2uft-
fange o6er 8laiebdlge notolrftig
errei6te. @eiter gait es @ittel uno
@ege gu finoen, UNI oas abgebaute
Sra nn6 sic &ob1e an oas Cages
li9t at bef0roer11, mas bel Stollen<
anlagen our9 Moumagen, Sic man
baufig bon &unoen 5ieben lieB, BET
Sda9ten 6ur6 @aipelbetrieb nit
tells Meni9enfraft, @feroen ooer
@aiierfraft geidab. glu6 sic @in'
fabrt Ser 8ergleute, 6ie bel S9d4-
ten meiIt auf einfaden 2eitern,
Erepper ODER &uti6babnen erfolgte,
%erfor6erte groBere Sorgfalt. @erf'
5eug un6 Mrbeitspeiie Ser 8erg-
leute bIieben ie6od na6 mie Dor
nod oieieIben. 6eite @eiteine mur-
oen our9 Geuer erbibt uno Damn
our6 uebergieBen nit faltem 8ai'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29
Gin 6oaer Beranerf inn Is. Sabr6unoert. 8ergeute bel Ser Ir6et 9dnoel
Ser gerafnappen. BeIub bs 8u9brrn uno Der @ursfrauL

gu Mitttpeioa uno Sranfenberg i'm
@r5gebirge lit bon ibnen inS 2eben
gerufen mor6en; ebenio au6 ser
uralte 8ergbau i'm @ebiete oes
S4mor5maloes, mo bom 10. Bis
gum Is. Sabrbunoert So @ruben
IN @etrieb maren. Gon oieier @on<
Ger uro @runoungsperiooe I'M
neuti9en 8ergleben, Sic nit Ser
Muffinoung ser Sar5cr gr5lager-
itatten beginnt uno Bis in 0aS Is.
Sabrbunoert bineinreidt, iagt Berg
rat b. Seitenberg, 6aB man tie sic
3eit Ser freien 8ergleute nennen
tonne. 9enn an ser Berionlidfeit
oes ein5elnen Monnes, ser auBer
ser &enntnis Ser @elteine un6 gr5e
uno ser &unlt, aus lebteren sic Me,
tale aus5uiheioen, ni6ts beiaB als
fem @e5abe: S9ldgel uno @iien
uno auenfaus nod &eilbaue, 9@au=
fel un6 8reditange> baftete ser Gr'
folg oes l1nternebmens. Mue oieie
2eute lebte1. bon Der 9an0 IN Den
Mun6, uno sic ga115e Mrt Ser Dir
beitsleiitung permo6te meoer 5ur
Soroerung tednii6er 6ortidritte gu
fiibren nod l1nternebmungen BON
grDBerer Sragmeite berpor5urufen.
Sm Mufiu9en ser er5baltigen 60
ger1tatte1 batten bieie Mltporoeren
aleroings cine groBe 5ertigfeit er<
langt. Se0e %eigenartige Garbung
bes @ooens uno bes @aiiers fano
8eadtung, uno mie idon in Ser
borgeididtliden 3eit gei6eben,
uuroe Der ~er5fubrenoe Gang 90,
100 er bloBgelegt mar, audi meiter
perfolgt. Gur@ iorgfaltige 2angen-
unb WinfelmeiIungen gelarg es
ibnen aud, iid uunter Gage" nt9t
nur 5uredt gu finoen, ionoern aud
auf ser &arte ie6en Bunft I'M Gro
innern tit feline ri4tige Gage GUT
Sagesoberfla6e al bringen.
Sc lpeiter uno pielieitiger aber
oie Musoebnu1g oes @ergbaucS (oer
iid felt Sem II. Sabrbunocrt IN
Deutidlauo aud ihun auf Die Sc
tuinnutg bon Stelufobieu erltrcdte),
uno lie reger oie Yetciligung oaran
tpuroe, UNI 10 mebr ltcllte lid aud)
oas @eourfnis .beraus, Die III Mn.
griff genommenen @r5layerltatten
tiefer OILS bisber in ben Berg bin<
elm 3u %perfolgell uno Die nit &egen'
unb @runomalier iid unfuaenoen
@ruber gu e%nttualiern. 9as gei6ab
3luna@it our@ einfades auSfhop-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29

aud 5iemlid langtpeilig 5u. onrsh.
man0ern. SIM Suoenpiertel aacr.
oings untcrbre9en bantiiberipannte
9ad)en bon gpIilmaiier ltno ratteu.
ourdymiiblte Mbfallbdltfden bic @I.
l%ten06enei.
@ubigcs 2eben berridt allb &c.
mobnli6 in SEN iteiniiberm0lbtcn al.
ten 8aiaren, einem treu5gangarti.
gen 2a6printb. 3os geodmpfte
8eib ser @d,1oes unterbridt barmo.
nii6 oas 6unfel gebaltette '8ul1t Scr
aufgeltapelten S%toffbalen. Son
oben, mie aus Simmelsboben, fife
ben our1 fleine Solder 2i9tltron1e,
Sic, pom Stau6mirbelden leiie ait.
tern6, sic ibmar5e @roe als breit'
f1immcrnoe 8an0er fiii1en. @ier lit
6as ehteite, alteite Sripolis.
@ie 10 gang anoers eri6eirrn 81.
gegen sic mooernen @eidaftsit ira.
ben. Mit Musnabme oes Siuf ct
turf iin0 aae unge0edt, uno Ser
aud 11ur init einem mcinii6erranf.
ten 9attengeiteu. 2a6en orangt li4
an 2ooen, ale meiit rei6lid aus,
gel tattet, alle 5umeilen BON |blen.
6ernoen, eilen0en, renncnoen uno
iftpabenoen, ifreicnOen, anprcilen
on Meniden in bunten alci6ern Oil.
geflat. Ser rote ihorifantige SEES
6es Siirfen pippt neben Sent Dcs
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29

b.aancn @elidter gu peri9leiern.
Gle 0ale lidtet itd, Sic Balmei,
!reten peg, oas @ebuid) perfr1ebt
iid, sic 9eute meroen 5ablreider,
ois 9tul]e rirl tnrtltt Juno 2arnt eil1
berbei. &ene @al1iermanoe perito'
Ben Die 2ebmpaQe Der @arten.
Gripolis ielber liegt Dor uns, Die
mil9meiBc Staot, am 5ennentage
0es Siioens bleuDenoer uno augen=
lte6en6er als @ralsglau5, i'm Wear,
den ser Mononu9t in ltarre 8eibe
gegolien.
3uerlt sic breiten fablen 5traben
ser I'M leBten Sabr5ebnt e%ntltanoe-
men Neuitaot. ,&inter Sen nit oid-
:e1n @ol5fperf pergittertcn Je1literll
lauern itubenblalle anan1ilbe Sllr-
fcnrpeibben, frob oes Mnblids eines
Meniden ei1es 6remolings gar.
8or elmer Sir bodt elm osmani1ber
0ffi5iersburi9e uno flobt iib un'
i4uloig, Die Sagobeute niemaIs to-
tero, ionoern t%oraugetreu fortwer=
tenb. Gin ipabig gcidnicgclter Me.
geroffi5ier IN Na!toffeln fllrrt nit
roltigblanfer1 Sabel oaber uno Dor.
iiber. Wan fort Sic @reml en in Der
mabernoen Suit iurren.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29

Garr1 .abcr Der yrotmarft. Gin
fleiner BI1b, bon nie6rigen @eiB-'
mauerl1, gut6eiebten aaffecbuoen
uno fettitinfenoen @arfuden aler'
elenoelte glrt um5irft. SSn Scr
Mitte Elm offentli6er 8runnen, oci.
len flares @a1ier blarrenoe &amele,
i6metternoe giel uno freiibeuoe
8engel umorangen. Sort feilidt els
ne @ruppe 2onoarober UNI Elm Gut
5eno grobmoaigers Sbafc Juno beta.
itet als Strobe 6ie lpediaen Set.
idapdn5e, sic 6ie 9iere nod alter
fleinaiatiiter Mar oftmals aui
Maigel9en binter: it9 ber 5iebcn
miiien, 10 idmer itno fie. Site per'
run5elte Negermeiblein NIT raogro.
Ben Strobbiiten nerfaufen braun
bru35lige 8rote uno gebrannte gro.
niiIie, lit elmer gde raliert Elm
idnurrbartiger Barbier einen Ser.
treter ser libuberberii@en @inmob<
neri6aft ser Sripolitaner @egeno.
@em's a1 Gdnei0 nidt gebrtdt,
6em bri9t er nit einem roltigen
Stemmeiien au@ 3abne aus; iibri-
gems NIT gutem grfolg, mie i4 Of
ters iab.
Sinter oem 8rotmarft 0ffnet ii4
Sic oide, bobe @ta0tmauer, oie nod
aus Ser 5panier5eit itammt, nno
IaBt uns ouf Iei0lidem &flQlter in
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29
Sin bemtides &od)Ofeutuerf in Chile.

Gurd Elm Defret ser d)ileniihcn
@egierung, 0as pom Erdiioenten
oes 2anoes, Mrturo Mleiianori, I'M.
ter3ei9net lit, erbielten Die Deut,
iden Otto 2en3 uno Saul @ueriA
cine 2an6fon5elion BON 100000
&eftar auf 80 Sabre in Der 8roci,5
2lanquibue gum 3mede Der Mnlagc
eines @o9ofenmerts. Mit Dem Sau
Der Mnlagen muB innerbalb BON
5mei Sabren begonnen peroen, Sn'
nerbalb bon flint Sabren muB Ser
poue 9etrieb i'm @ange iein. 9teben
@iien muB Stabl uno anoeres o.
nit in 3uiammenbang Stebenoe
fir Den 2anoesbeoarf bergelteat
per6en. 9ic &on3eiiion farm Die
&egterung nad slblauf bon 80 Sa6.
rem BEL 6efrieoigenoer Yroouttion
perldngern. GaQs ote aon3eiion
1lab Mblauf ser 80 Sabren erliidt,
geben aae Observation-Disclosures,
mie 8auten, 8riden> @ege, &altd.
le, al1sgenommen Die Mai6inen, III
Sen 8eiis oes Staates ii6er. 3ieie
Ma9riGt mur6e bon Den 9eutidcn
GbileS I'M 10 freuoiger begriibt, als
es ii6 Inn Ole critic grobe inouitrlel'
lie Mnlage FOLDER art 6urd Geutlde
in Gbtle banoelt, nadoem Die Jrall.
aoien in Corral MiBerfolge er3ielt
batten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-29

sic Mltitaot binein. sic erbebt iiG
auf einem nidt iebr umfangreiden
@albinielOreief, 0as MIR auf Ser
Dit, ooer &ofenieite unbefeitigt lit,
iibrigens ou6 erit felt ettpa 1904.
Sen 0itli9en un0 nor6oltli6en
Sta6tteil, Die Marina, be1pobnen
bornebmli9 sic guropaer, Ben
nor6meitliden, SOS @arra, sic iebr
5ablrei9en Suoen, Sen &elt 800.
bammebaner.
Sic @traBen iino gemeinbin eng
unb Biz auf 6ie mi@tigiten 8erfebrs-
aoern ungepflaitert, ii6rigens-mit
Musnabme oe5 @arra - redt iau=
Der, 90 sic 8eIiber ser 5ablreiden
8afofen obne l1nterlaB Die Mbfaue
o%ufiammeln un0 als 6euerung BE-
1uBen. Son bielen 5td6ten 8or6er-
aliens unterideioet iid Sripolis
porteilboft 6ur4 sos gdn5lide Sch.
len Ser &ariabun6e! 9te @auier 6es
frdntiihen 5eiles beliten nod ita'
lieniider Nrt biele uno groBe, NIT
grinen, jalouiteartigen &ol5laoen
bemebrte Seniter, ser aagemeine
&austpp1ts aber febrt cine feniter1
1ole ooer oof) lidenarme, CRETE
Mouer gegen 6ie @aiie, nit Ser ser
iiblide Snnenbof ourd einen unge'
bro9enen, olio 1eugierige 8lide OBJ
boltenoen @ang berbunoen lit. 9ie
3immer 0ffnen ii6 auf Sen &of-
roum, ser sic &ouptarena 6es So
milienlebenS bil6et. Sic meiiten
@aIlen bon Sripolis fins 8obn.
uno ni9t. @eiddftsaoern, 6esbalb