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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-02-24
sHERIFFs SALE.

G. D. NHrD ca. j. II. and John @. Whiting
ton. No. 1888. In Second Distfict Court,
BOssier P0sish, Louisiana.
BIZ virtue of writ Of seizure and sale from
the Honorable Second District Court of BOs-
sier Parish, Louisiana, In the above num-
bered and entitled cause, have seized and
will sell at public auction, on terms as set
out below, without the benefit Of appraise-
ment, and according to law. ut the principal
front door Of the Court House Of Bossier
Parish, Louisiana, during the legal hours OF
sale, on Saturday. March ~, 1921, the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit
The northeast quarter and east half OF
northwest quarter of section II and south
east quarter Of southeast quarter Of section
s, township II, north, range II, west, Boss
sier parish, Louisiana, together with all
buildings and improvements thereon.
Also, one bay mare, six mules, 200 BUSH
els of corn in crib, more or less, tons of
hay, one ]. H. G. Hay Press, two hay rnkcs.
two 3-inch wagons, one moving machine,
one disc harrow. one sulky pillow, one stalk
cutter, one cultivator, two planters, one
fertilizer distributor, two Gee Whiz harrows,
four sets of harness, five turning plows,
four single stocks, one double Shovel eight
head Of cattle, six calves, 35 head OF hogs,
one Avery middle breaker, one section har-
row and one lot plows and fixtures
Terms Of Sale-F0r cash, to pay one note
Of $500, past due. with interest. attorneys
fees and costs, Us prayed for, and on terms
of credit to meet the other notes, interest
and cost as they become due. and all cost
Of this suit.
Said property to be sold as that Of the
defendant to pay and satisfy the debt spec
flied in said writ and order Of sale.
]. f. ApAIR,
Sheriff and er-oMcts Auctioneer
II, n ASRa r
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trast with the average yield of 21.5

trast with the average yield Of 21.5
bushels.
!" Demonstration methods produced
similar results in the increased pro-
duction per acre of Irish potatoes,
sweet potatoes, wheat, rye, rice, alfal-
ia, clovers. lespedeza, sorghum, soy
beans, peanuts, cowpeas and velvet
beans.
But the activities of the agents
were by no means confined to assisting
in the production of increased crop
Yields. One thousand six hundred and
twenty-five orchards containing 90. 2S5
trees were inspected or pruned aud
sprayed through their influence.
"In live stock the farm demonstra-
ton agents were instrumental in in
PRODUCING into the state six pure-bred
stations. nine pure-bIed jacks, 93 brood
mares, 46 pure-bred dairy bulls, 274
pure-bred dairy cows or heifers, $50
grade dairy cows for breeding, lis pure
blood beef bulls, 176 pure-blood beef
cows or heifers, 26s grade beef cows
for breeding, 217 pure-bred boars, 1851
pure-bred sows or gifts, four pure-bred
rams, As pure-bred ewes and s151 grade
ewes for breeding.
In computing live stock diseases the
agents induced farmers to have treated
6O.62O cattle, 6O,3S5 hogs, 6734 sheep
and 1892 horses.
:" In soil improvement 1903 farmers
were advised regarding the proper use
of fertilizers and 62 communities We're
induced to buy. comparatively, 2315 tons
Of fertilizers at saving of $1S.561 II.
One thousand and nine farmers were
influenced in taking better care OF farm
manure Seventeen farmers used lime
during the year, 421 adopted systematic
crop rotations. and 800 terraced sloping
| lands. ON advice of the agents.
Other activities Of the agents In
volved the erection of silOs and inn
| proved farm buildings, purchase OF. inn
| proved farm implements, supervising
boys club work and preparing exhibits
for agricultural fairs.
/ In the course of their work for the
year the agents Travelled total of 1913.
5SS miles, made p, Jig visits. held 1906
farmers meetings. 312 field meetings,
/ addressed 964 meetings. wrote q. $50
official letters, 2O7S circular letters, pre-
/ pared 74S articles for publications, dis
1 tributed 1925 Farmers Bulletins and
held 1877 short courses and extension
schools
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Their Goodnight Message.


One Of our local citizens tells this
story, and he says it happened at a
very prominent home: 1t occurred in
the evening. and several others were
calling. As we chartered in the parlor
we heard the patter of little feet at the
head of the stairs above. The mother
of this particular home raised her hand
for silence. Hush The children are
going to deliver their good night mes
sage" she said softly. 1t always gives
me feeling of reverence to hear them
They are SO much nearer the Orator
than. we are, and they speak the love
that is in their hearts never so fully
as when the dark has come. Listen"
Then there was moment of terse 81
lence. Then, :" Mamma" came the
message from above. Willie found q
bedbug Fillmore (lfinn.) Eye.
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STfERIFwS SALE

Elston, Prince & McDade rs. a. J.. Chilaers.
/. No. 1921. In Second District Court, Bos-
sier Parish, Louisiana.
BIZ virtue Of a writ of fe,j Jacids, from the
Honorable Second District Court Of Bosxier
Parish, Louisiana. in the above numbered
and entitled cause, l have seized and will
sell at public auction, for cash, and accord.
ing to law, at the principal front door 81
the Court House of Bossier Parish, Louis
lana, during the legal hours OF sale, on
Saturday, March B. 1921, the following des-
cribcd property, to-wit:
One brown COW and calf brand 90 HP);
one black muley COW and yearifng, one red
shcifer with white side, one brown muley
COW, one bay mare mule Is hands high, one
gray mare mule Is hands high, one gray
horse. one speckled COW and calf, one 3-ineh
Studebaker wagon. four sweep stocks. three
double shovels, $50 bushels Of corn in crib,
$50 bales of hay.
Said property to be sold as belonging to
said defendant. to pay and satisfy the debt
specified in the writ, together with interest
and cost. ]. f.. ADAIR,
Sheriff and ea-oDicio Auctioneer.
February II, 1921 fmar31
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Victory Medals.

The following self -explanatory COM
munication has just come to the Ban
ner from the Office of the e. S. Navy
recruiting Station, 73O Common Street.
New Orleans:
g Dear Sir: A supply of victory med
ais has just been received ut this Office
for issue to men who served on active
service in the Z. s. Navy or Naval
Reserve Force between the dates of
April 6, 1917, and Novmber II, 1918.
:. In order to obtain medal every
man who SO served Is requested to.mail
his discharge to this Office and upon
receipt Of same medal will be issued
and returned with discharge by regis
tered nail''
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-02-24
FACTS ABOUT COTTON

About 60 per cent of the worlds
supply of cotton is grown i'll Amer
lea.
Cotton is indigenous to all trOp-
ical and semitropical countries.
Sea Islands. grown off the At
lantic seoast of the United States,
are the finest cottons in the world.
The boil weeviI has about des-
troyed the Sea Island cotton In
d,lstry.
The boil weevil first appeared in
the United States at Brownville.,
Texas, during 1892.
A single pound of cotton has
been spun into a single thread
more than 1000 miles In length.
The prospect is that there will
be an unspun supply of, American
cotton August LIST of 9,6O1.OO
bales. Before the war the average
amount of cotton on hand ut that
date was about 1000, GOO bales.
The visible supply" of cotton
and the total supply on any given
date are two entirely different
things.
The manufacture Of cotton goods
is the very foundation of British
wealth.
There is now enough unspun
cotton in the world to last about
two years..
The statistical year for cotton
runs from August LIST to July 31st.
The e. S. Census Bureau reports
{ 12,O16,O00 bales ginned to January
10th. The next ginning report will
be published March 10th.
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The Farm Afent.' Record.

An analysis of the annual reports
submitted by the Louisiana farm DEM
onstration agents, covering their ac-
tivities for 1920 shows vast amount
of work done and many definite things
accomplished.
w. r. Perkins, director Of extension,
Louisiana State University, has just
issued the following summary of the
farm agents work for the last twelve
months:
THE outstanding feature of demon
stration work in Louisiana during 1920
was the cooperative buying and selling
which was carried on by the forty
three parish agents. The opportunity
afforded by these cooperative Organi-
cations for the buying for farmers at
wholesale prices and for selling farm
products on the best markets was TAX
en- advantage Of by the farmers to such
an extent that $19,779.64 was saved on
products sold comparatively, and $43,-
COL .O6 saved on products bought CO.
Operatively A total Of $622, 7SO.70 was
saved to the farmers throughout the
year by these methods.
LOuiSluHd ldIHiciS WuO pidulcu Nuu
cultivated corn under the guidance OF
farm demonstration agents in 1920 pro-
dnced an average yield of 33. "a bushels
per acre. while the estimated average
yield for the same parishes was 1858
The, total average of cotton grown UNI
der improved methods on demon
stratioil farms was S712 pounds. The
average yield per acre was 662 (pounds
seed cotton) while the estimated yield
per acre. in the same parishes was 81
ipounds seed cotton. Oats grown un
der improved methods yielded an aver
age of 80 bushels per acre in con
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Rock Club Meets.

Contributed by a reader.l
The ladies' of Brusly have organized
a Rock Club and met last Thursday,
the 18th, with Mrs. Sebring.
Six games were played, in which
Mrs. Sebring scored highest and re-
ceiyed set of napkins. Mrs. Rhodes
and Mrs. Hugh Strayhan cut for sec
ond prize. Mrs. Strayhan winning. The
second prize was cake plate.
Hot chocolate and cake We're served
to Mesdames w. A. Rhodes. G. W. Nat
tin, Isaac Hoffpauir, Hugh Strayhan,
Frank Strayhan, jr., Herman Pullins,
A.yC. Johnston and the hostess.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Hoffpauir Thursday, March 4th. 4
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coNsrABLE,s SALE.

Second Ward, Justice's Court, Booster City
Precinct, B0sster PGrtsh, Louisiana Brooks
Mays & Company ~. Matthe,c Beard.
BIZ virtue Of writ Of hert faeias issued by
the Hon. y. w. Hutchings. Justice OF said
Court, and to me directed, In the above en-
titled cause, I have seized. and will proceed
to sell to the last aud highest bidder, at
public auction, ut my own front door. In
the Town OF Bossier City, La.,t on Saturday,
the 18th day of March, 1921, the following
described property, according to law. begin.
ming at IL am, during the legal hours for
sale, and continuing until such property be
sold. the following described property, to.wit !:
One Hobart and Cable Piano, SCOTS.
Said property to be sold az belonging to
the Haid defendant, to pay and satisfy the
debt mentioned in the writ. amounting to
$d4. together with all interests and costs
Of suit, seizure, drayage, sale, etc.
d. e. GoRRELL.
Constable and es-o1Ieto Auctioneer.
February s, 1921, (mar 1Ol
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sHERIFFs SALE.
Motor Finance CompsNv, Incornorated. 81.

Motor Finance CoHspsNH, Incorporated, %.
w. C. Jrev. No. 1854. IN Second Dis
trict Court, Bossicr Furish, Loujsidaa.
By virtue Of writ Of seizure and sale, Is
stied to ple from the Second District Court
Of Bossier Parish, Louisiana, In the above
numbered and entitled cause. have seized
and will sell, for cash, and according to
law, Mt public auction, to the last and high
est bidder. at the principal front door OF
the Court H0pssvOf Bossier Parish, Louis
iana, during. the legal hours OF sale, on
Saturday, March 81 1921, the following ses-
eribed property, to-wft::
One Dodge Brothers roadster automobile
- serial number 492, 6:s5, motor number
a44. S1a,
Said property to be sold as belonging to
the above defendant to satisfy the debt
specified in writ, less the amount paid since
sess'.Ase q 'sH J.>F. ApAIR /.
Sheriff and ex-oDsei0 Auctioneer.
February u, 1921. Imar5l
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-02-24
STRAY SALE.

EsTRAYEB before A. NJ. TeAsue, Ju4(lee g
Peace. Ward Five, Bossief Parish, kl lae
ana, by Tom Lawson, who resides .nve gssss
east Of Benton, La, BIS mare pL .lx
about 5 or 9 years old, has long mane 49, g.
tail, with stripes down back ana aetazs
shoulders, weight about 700 pounds q w. VI
tie no marks or brands Appraised at 49, s
The owner Is requested to come forxsra
prove property and pay charges. Of szin
animal will be sold by the understands g y
cd4ding to law, Mt Tom Lawson's place, ~ It, IL
O'Clock, am, on Saturday, March ~ 1ps1s
J. H. SCARBOROUGH, Constaeie.
February II, 1921. (mar al
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s,pRAY SALE,

EsTRAYED before j. II. Montgomery, yas ~
of Peace. Ward Two, B0ssier PARISH ~ ~.
lana, BY A. G. Gray, OF Vanccyilie, 4 49,
horse MULE, about 8 or 10 years oia, 49, 81
about $50 pounds no brands. Has DcsA . .
A. c. Gray's place about one year.
The owner Is requested to come ~ 3 - -
prove property and pay charges, q sais - s.
imal viii be sold by the undersisaed ass
cording to law. at yancevillcs mt 81 = s'es.
am, on Saturday, March 19, 1871
]. A. EpwARDs, Consfapss
February 10. 1921. Imar III
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Perhaps you have a brother or sister
who formerly resided in Bossier Parish
but who now lives elsewhere. II you
don't write often, why not have the.
Banner mailed in lieu Of the letters
you mean to write but forget?
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Police
Jury 1f B0ssier Parish will meet on
Tuesday. March LIST. which meeting
will take the place of the regular
meeting that would have been held
Tuesday, March Sth.
g. r. MAYS, President
Police Jury, Bossier Parish.
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coNsTABLEs SALE.

February 8. 1921. lnar.1ol
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06

6u 1eDn, OF DER SDlterrapb1r eppes
for 1ie oogelaiie batt. Diibt Oh freb.
:. Jig? bat oie 2i55ie geiagt, mie fannit
gu edipedte, bab i6 Sic Sinner bel
10 e Salt III sic Sabr6 erllln laufe
laiIe bebt. sc bleitpe i'm Sous I'M
90 beiBt feline Mols en- Gaoen1 ab.
Dabei is es alio geblimtue. 8ie ih
atptper ipdter ielbit in Sic Sobro fin
for Sen Stoff uio6er all gu bole, %
De1 i@ e id0ne @eeb gefnnne.
Son Dem Siege AM Mbsno is all
lie &puer bon sic Gifts abgelaufe
I'LL al ser 3uderitoff is perweidt.
Sa Jadt bat nids mebr oaoelege tpte
ole peiBe Gifts 1T, mie i1 Die. ben
aufpide noble, ga ben td ~al,sgefun.
tie, oaB ie al felt gefrore mare. Sd
zen e @ut gebabt, oab i6 midi ami
lisbite e gtobp geiudt batt I'M 6on1it
in sic @arreti6 gauge mdr. Sd fit
jGubr, bon 6ie 5ebn Dobeuo GIFTS
fann i9 nod fein balpes 9obenb
iebfe. Sh oenfe nit, 6ab es 6en
@eg TONNE p6r, petn id 10 fem
dummies &alb getpeie mar, tpomit ib
rerbleime Sine Sbrn lietper
8bilipp @aneraltpfer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06
9ie Safe int sad fanfen.

@ober 6ieie %oubefotnte @e6ens=
art eigentli6 itammt, lit 11ur oe1t
Der ltanolidl Ser cine Gage fe11nt,
sic bielfa6 in 9e11tidlano er5ablt
miro. IS lit eine Ger 5oblrei6en
@eididten, in 6ene1t SET ,oumme
Teufel" Sic @auptroue ipielt. SSH
ma11 ii6 11amli6 einen @edetaler
beri6affen, ser 6afir iorgt, ooB ser
@elobeutel niemaIs leer tpir6, Damn
muB man 6en Serfel un1 einen fol-
6en Ealer prellen. 9as farn malt
auf folgenoe @eiie. Man itedt einelt
i6mar5e1 Safer IN einen Sad ln6
bin6et 6en NIT SO ¬en at.
Damn gebt n1a1t NIT 6em Safer int
Sod 6reimol IN ser N%euiabrsnadt
Inn Sic Stride 11n6 flopft ieoesmol
an 6ie &ir6entir. @eim 6ritter
Mal eri6eint ein i6nar5 gefleioeter
Mql1n, Dos lit Ser Ienfel. @enn er
nun fragt, mas man moue, 10 anti
mortet n1al1, man poue einen @aIelr
perfanfen; Ser &reis betrage einen
Goler. @enn aber ser SeufeI nod
10 iebr bal1oelt, man oarf nidt nee
niger nebmen, 6enn Dos lit ia Der
@edetaler. SGT man ibn en6li6
erbalten, 10 ldltft ma1 SAILS iiber
&opf na6 Saus. 9enm fommt man
1idt friiber gu Sar1ie an als Biz ser
Ieufel 6ie SO ¬en o1fgefniipft
uno Sen 8etrug gemerft bat, 10 lit
man perloren un6 miro bon Dem
@ottieibeiuns gebolt. @elangt man
ober NIT Dem Ealer gliidli6 in feline
bier @anoe, 10 fam einem 6as
@elo ME mebr ausgeben. @enn
man alto iagt, man noble 6ie Sage
nidt I'M 9ad faufen, 10 betBt oas,
man noble es nidt mie Ser geprelte
Teufel MAIDEN nno cine Sade l1nbe=
ieben faufen, neil man Damn al
leiht betrogen meroe. :.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06
9as srimfen Der siere.

Mqe 2ebeueien, sic nidt cine
iebr iaftrei6e @abrung 5u ii6 neb>
men, iin6 %genotigt, 6ur6 6trefte
@aiier5uf11br ibrem &orper 6ie not
tpenoige Gliiiigfeit 6%ar5ubieten.
@u9 Giere, sic man i'm getp0bnlt.
den 2eben nibt 10 lei6t beim Srits
fen beobadten fann, pflegen regel>
maBig ibren Grl1nf at tun. 5pin=
men, &afer, Mmeiien leden. nit ibren
Mrn6tetlen Sau nn6 &egentropfen
bon Stei,1er un6 @flan3en al. @ie-
men, Die 6as @aiier audi CUNT 51iiis
itgmaden 6es &ontgs brauden,
i6liirfen es an ieibten Stenen am
liter bon Sliiiien uno Geiden.
S6neden, Die iebr auf @aiier anges
mieien iin6> nebmen es nidt MIR
burb SEN Mlt1l6, ior6ern aud) 6ur6
sic &al1t auf, ebenio tpie oie Mmpbt,
bierL bel 6enen cine @aiieraufnabme
6urd Grinfen bisber nod nidt feit-
geitellt meroen fonnte. 8on BEN
@ogelu trinfen bie Srudtfreiier uno
&al1bb0gel tpe1ig ooer gar nidt, 81
file beioe bon iaftrei6er Mabrung
leben un6 es auBeroem fur ei1e11
@ogel nidt 5medmdBig lit, iid beim
Sliegen NIT 51 biel Sliiiiigfeit at
belaiter. 9agegen miiiien fleiVe
&0r1er- 1tn6 sSn%ieftenfrelier iterbe1t,
penn mat iie langer als einen Sag
obne @alier labt. Inter Sen Saus
getiere11 gibt es mar1de Nager Sea,
1tinden, Mauie), Die obne @aiier
lebeu fonnen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06
11msefebrter @artgmf,

l1eber oieie tpabreu6 oes @rieees
beobadtete eigenartige @ri6einung
teilt Sic 3eiti9rift 6es @ereins
9eutider SSngenieure %folgenoes nit:
9ie @anoungen Ser &ieBitiide tpa-
ret innen bart un6 tpeiB, alio obne
@rapbital1Si9ei6ungen, un6 ouBen
gra,t, olio normal grapbitbaltig.
9ie glnalpie Ser bei6en 10 peri6ie-
Oenen SteIen ergab, abgeieben bon
ser &oblenitofform, oieielbe 9emi=
ibe 8uiammeniebrng. Mu6 Der
@eiamtfoblenitoff mar nbereinltim,
memo. @abreno oes &rieges bat
fi6 Ole 2iterotur fart nit 6ieier
@ri6einung befoBt, obne cine bou-
fommen ftbere grfldrung fir Die
l1riade 6es umgefebrten @artguiies
gefunoen gu baben. @inen 11el1ert
8eitrag 1iefert 5rei 1T Ser @ieBeret-
5eitung. @a6 ieinen in i6tpei5eri-
i6en @ieBereien gema9ter @eoba9.
tungen miro Sic @%ntitebung 6es umz
getebrten 9artgul1es onrb Nertpe1ts
oung eines itarf roitbaltigen Gin
fates bon 8ru6eiien uno @tabl-
i9rott begiinitigt. 8emerfensmert
mar ferner BEL ieinen analpie11 Elm
auBerli@ bober S6mefelgebalt, BET.
bun6en nit nie6rigem @ebalt al,
4oblenitoff uar6 Manga11. Ma@
Grei fann sic @ri6ein1ng 6ur@ &c.
11iigen6e 8eriidii6tigung 6es Mar.
g%ongebalts bei ser GATHERING, 6ur9
@teigerrt bes &alfiabes un6 6urd
@oriidt BEL Dem @ebrau6 reitigen
8rudeiiens bernie6en tper6en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06

VlA9IWpPPeH !ouA JUL SOtDe1 issttS
gebrp4en unb a1es pidelte it@ 5ur
gr0Bten 3%ufriebenbeit ab.
St ben @ruben Bel 8ogenboufen
mar tpieber Mufnabmeprobe. Sin
tletner SSunge ftanb Dor benz betrefz
fenben 9dusden unb iab ftaunenb
na9 benz Tilmapparat. Bitten, Ser
ipre9ungen, 9robungen, 1elbi !9o=
norarQngebote fonnten ben 8uben
nidt peranlaFen, feinen Stanbpuntt
auf3ugeben. Mls mir nod i'm eifrigz
item nnterbanbeln paren, er1@ien Der
8Qter bes &inbsss i'm parterrefenfter
unb rief: Scr 8ua bleibt bp
itebn!!" 8olten : Bidders %ertpiberte:
vMir ben0tigen ober biefe 9dus@en
CUR Mufnabme, unb Der Sunge- be-
fommt 3tpee Mart, tpenn er it9 entz
fernt!" Darouf Der Batter: v9Ds
@aus g'bDrt met, Der 8ua bleibt DO
fteb'n, unb nit beine preibii@n 5poa
Mort fonnt mi germ bobn!" @orarf
8pltenz8Gders NIT ben Morten Isle
midi aub!!" bic Mufnabme in Elm anz
beres @tabtDtertel perlegte.
SIM Sab @al5f@lirf batten mir
nit elmer Pofe: Ser 5pronn bon
Muggen6orf" beri@iebene Sage Be-
legt. Sin 8tlb 1pielte fi@ ouf Der
&urpromenabe ab. @s NOR Elm 1ebr
mibebeues nnternebmen, bic ipanz
belnben &urgdite gu peranlaf1en, ru=
Zig peiter gu p%romenieren uno ni@t
na@ benz Mpparat' gu feben, ba be
1es ben @inbrud, Der Naturli@fett
I'M Slim benommen bdtte. gnbli6
batten mir nit GROCER leberrebungsz
funt bic pielen 9errf@aften 10 pett
gebra9t, un0 babel etne langere
Tilmroue abgebrebt, ba erl@eint cine
{ebr olte Dame ouf benz plan, gebt
UNI bic @de unb in Der Metnung, es
lei Der @aumonbopparot elm Sud-
taften, iab fie brett in bas Sbjetz
tip. Muf biefen ginblid erbob ii6
Elm 1o1@es @egtegef@ret, bob bic alte
9ame in Sbnma9t fiel unb berz
i@iebene ber5leiben6e &urgdite abz
reiiten. 9os publifum min eben
nod INNER nt6t etn1eben, bab fol@e
Ttlmaufnabmen uber alles geben,
unb baB jeber 9anbel nno @ertebr
gu toden bat, tpenn einmal gebrebt
mir6. Sober @tnpanb pirb nit ben
@orten niebergei@lagen: nM@ mas,
hit boben bod bter Gilmaufnabme!!"
9ie 9ouptio9e lit bo@, baB Der.
Slim gut pirb! M1es an6ere 1T
egal!
Son Ser &oroiee biz na6 @apern,
Son Dem @@tpar5tpalb big na1
@on Ser @ei9iel BIG CUR SLIM
9rebt iid aues tint ben Slim!
8ie 6as Silrnbanb lduft Sic grbe,
SAB Die 3utunft be11er tperbe,
g lie9t I'M ToIitib aQein:
Sonnengolo nno &ailenideinl =
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06

9ie @er3tin. Scr 8ers.
rat Miiuer bat ii6 BEL Ser iungen
Mer3tin einert &orb gebolt."
~~Dieier untpioeritebli@e?""
~Sa - iie bat i'm namli@ erif
unteriubt un6 6abei Elm md6tiges
8ierber3 feitgeiteat."
= Ser fette Hro3eB.
Silent: r8as meinen Sie, Of td
Sen 8ro5eB gepinne?"
SsSunger M6nofat: r@ir pouen
0as bette boffen, 2in6enbauer - i9
mer6e es mir our 2ebensoufaabe
MAIDEN"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06
3arte Mn6eutl1 n 9

3arte Mn6eutnng.
.Morgen mer6e i'd bel 9einem So
ter Inn Sid onba1ten!" +.
uM9 ia = the 6as. Sd per0e
Damn ale Gage 8l1men britt
gen, Bis Du mieber bergelteqt iein
mirlt. Sd bin iiberbaupt neugie-
rig, tpie 10 Elm, @ronfenbalts BON
inne11 ausfiebt!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-05-06
9ftmtr 5dlretbtbrttt nfs
IbtltNp s anrra uapttr.
Mei>1 1ieber &err &e6adtionar: :
1863.

@eu, Ule SDa
i9tere fin audi pio>
Ser ipper gange
In tpie es Sic &ubl
NIT mild Is, Is es
nit getpeie, nlitaus,
oaB i6 1nein 9is.
%epeuntement gcbabt
ben. sic miiIe,
oaB i6 5ebn 9oB'
enc @ier gefauft
hen, for 6ie &i0S