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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-08
Happenings Here and There
In the Big Woods

The following parties have just left
the Summit Camps OF which O. A.
Cameron OF skinner is proprietor.
with their limit Of trout: Omar Ellis
OF Grand Union Hotel, Montreal. Mr..
kenody Of Montreal and Mr.. and Mrs.
D. Senior Of Detroit. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs {. L. Young Of King.
field returned Wednesday to Kingheld
from a fishing trip Of week at Moose.
head Lake where Mrs. Young caught
a - inch trout trolling. the biggest
fish caught in the party Of ten friends
from Massachusetts who We're at the
lake at this time. and received SIS
as a prize. While visiting in King
field with Mr.. Youngs parents. Mr..
and Mrs Wilton Young, TREY feastea
on trout. Friday they returned to
their home in Wollaston, Mas
Perch fishing opens all over the
state Oh Tuesday. juno 10Th BE care.
ful.
Last wect a tea pound togue was
caught by Or. II - Mllen Of New
Haven, Conn and a l. pound togue
by Mrs. Henry Hale of Orange. y
j. DR. Harris OF Augusta caught
"a pound salmon and two trout.
Other successful anglers were Mr.
and Mrs Herbert Smith Of Boston.
three salmon and two trout; E Y.
Miller OF Bangor, three salmon; Mr..
and Mrs. J. X Horne of Dover. y.
H, five salmon and three trout These
parties were all guests at the Frs Of
which Walter Maynard is proprietor
at lockwood. Kineo Station.
The new North Pond House opened
Wednesday. Several fine catches of
fish have beeu made in North Pond.
DR.. ". +. Tasman. Dr. j. W. Tas-
man, DR.. J Il. Tool and William
Clark Of Newport. r l., have return
ed home after a fine fishing trip at
pleasant and Baker Ponds. They
stopped at 5 II Maccy's and were
guided by Mr. Mace while on their
trip. They report the fishing fine.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-08
Audubon Rapids

knled to tree.
Caol Will Trail is more varied
\ Of the others; on it one may
he acquaintance of willow, ash
ut beach, maple, fir, pine, the
gray birch, yellow birch,
Inch. hcmlock; he may stand on
and cast his look into the
With reasonable hope of hav-
h il he has any one OF, a doz-
will boys present to tell
n to do it; but, finally, the
snly leaves the stream, and
kup a steep incline, reaches
a knoll under some dense
Ranches, and ends as 1t
n It's junction with the Col
mar arbor, has been planned
he junction.
Good VIII trail was formally
On the first anniversary of the
d the Armistice.
recession followed the trail
b state road to its end on the
mler the leadership of Miss
Buckley, and Corporal William
former Good viii boy. both
Just returned from service in
Addresses were delivered,
sung, and at the close came
nOnnCement.
henceforth this is to be
as the Good Will Trail"
the plan for the Good viii
} not yet carried out. At the
lhg Of it, near the state road
e Maine Central railroad, in
s OF both, it is proposed to
unique entrance. A memo
p Tor each Good Will boy who
+ lie in the service has been
4 Several hundred pines.
pants are in place and will prove
rollceable each year. But the
|te is yet to be provided for;
|feh.tect's plan has been pre-
BY Mr. Edgar y. Josselyn, of
PORK, designer of the Prescott
fg at Good viii.
entrance will be an arch of pink
+ elght feet high; the arch will
pCed with uncut, weathered
Under the arch, on one side
+ bronze tablet with names
p VIII soldiers; on the other
\ names Of her sailors and mar
'nd above, a gold star for each
lale the supreme sacrifice. The
III be about sixteen feet high
lae memorial lest we forget"
orYe has been undertaken in
lereSl of this trail entrance
VIII be more public than any
WnerSi hut its building is be-
Jug abilities of the writer, and
! II We're not, the public should
'Eea share in it. and scontri-
are being received thus far
= from one dollar to Fifty dol
'ue Total at this writing being
aihe hundred dollars.
~ and a preceding article the
ads been given a glimpse of
''ll OIL trails in the Good Will
ID Fairfield, Somerset County,
va development of years; these
,snu Their Development repre-. lent
.emp' TO bring the woods and
s'd'ional institution in the clos
' W. possible; an effort to OBJ
~, .ae rules of forestry and invest
= "ooalands with added inter-
,,re'iall! Tor the young: a sys-
banning and care-taking
w.. vii eventually result in ma
, ~ conditions where otherwise
: .Ol'l nave been little of value
I;r,I interest," an example of the
IE OF compelling ones envir-
\ + 10 matter how COMMONPLACE
4. :" 70 minister to his comfort
T.. 'uu TO the interest of life.
[,,s the words in the English
4 u !. mere are few that strike the
MI y 'ae heart of some men more
PARK" ''' "orus Forest
nm going over the trails at
b. ;" occasionally sees a green
b,A >, inese markers are OF wood
ma NICK three or tour Inches
|,,s 1901 or fifteen inches nish,
E PAINTED olive green, So they
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-08

Uncle Alb says: It's foolish To have
much more material than is called for
by the plans and specifications.
A window pane beats an old hat in
keeping out the cold wind; nor Is the
cost of the glass or setting it stag
gering
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-08
REMEMBER

No fires are to be lighted
in these woods without per-
mission from the Good Will
office.
In gathering flowers the
roots of the plants must not
be disturbed.
BY state law the killing of
birds and the robbing OF
birds nests is orbidden.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-08
FERNS

| am inclined to think that the Good
Will woods are well stocked with
large variety Of ferns. know but
nttt, 4Ll4l ..tlt., Tut have Wal, he'd
visitors ~ Guua Win VINO dlG and |
could judge by appearances. Back
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-08
Partridge Berry

and underneath in orange letters is
this.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-08
DUTCHMAN's BREECHEs

When | was a boy there was no
flower that SO excited my admiration
as species of the Dicentra which
grew on the premises of neighbor
who CHANGED to be gardener and
scotsman and for whom | occasion
ally worked This Dicentra was call
ed the bleeding Heart" 1t was the
only flower | ever cared to analyze;
but ! was always. in its season. tax
ing one of the blossoms in my hand
and picking ii to pieces to satisfy my
self. again. that in a single flower
there were three hearts" the third
heinE of the size and color of a drop
of coagulated blood. ] was, in those
DAYS. a diligent cultiyator of garden
flowers in nv fathers front yald, and
5..i# / 1t .io.d to ait az aiIely
of my floral treasures by aeklnl my
neighbols tot 4 iOol u this. u = Lip
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-08

Die @eiddftslage tn Der eatt5ett
8eIt 1aBt aueS 5u 4piiniden iibrig.
|8dbrem Die Dor bent &riege 4pirtz
l9aftli@ itarften 2ari0er Der BeIt
felt Sabr uu0 Sag Dor bent Banferott
iteben, bermDgen sic ettpns beier ges
ifeIten Mationer ii9 mir nit Ser
gr0Bten Nnfpengung anf ben 8einen
gu er6nIten. 9elbf il ben bon alien
bermi0eten, nt1gebItb in 11eberfluB
dipimmenben. gereitigten 9taaten
fins Sic 9inge rarge nidt 10, apie tie
lein iplten. Sag angebltde 9orabo,
baS 8iel ser @abnirtcbt TO bieIer Mrz
meu ltro @nl1grtgen Ser alten 8elt,
bat nidt mir0er 19tpere 8eiten bur6<
|5llmadJen apie a11bere 2drber unieres
[@lpbus.
Das gebt al9 dom iint6ireft alg
Dem Sdbregberi6t Seq Binnerfitteuter@
&ommiidrs 8fair beroor. Deriefhe
|ergibt, 6aB bte MISUNDERSTANDING
nren Des at11. 80. Stunt 1922 abgelauz
|fener Mebnrngsiabnes IN rl1noer
|9n1ntne 400 Minip11e11 9p1ars gez
ringer tparene .n1s I'M borbergebetpoen
Mednlngsiabre. BUR ielhen 3eit
nnbmen sic &oneftionSfoiten I'M ettpn
80 Nrp3eat gil. 400 Millinnen Sol
larS 1T ei iii getpaltt9e 5u1ttne, atno
fuetrn itie Sen e5tcuerausfan tpabreno
|eineg ein8igen Sabres bar fem bann
ml1B ir bem tpirtidaftri@en @efIge
bes Qn1p6es ,nidt aueS fem, tpte es
|iein ionte. Ssn erifer 2irie fonttnt
barin 0ie flalte @M6dftsIage Seq
I2anbas gum Nlls0rnd. Sic SSnoiifriz
en- 6es Qan6eg buben, tpie Die sS1rolz
itrietp Ser meiHen iibrisen 2ddn0er,
immper nod nit elmer i@iperen &rtie
l5n tdmpfen, nn0 ser 8etrieb 1T be-
peutemz seinge16rdnft dporoen. 8era1
|sau9b Sic s9ineri1ublfftriie ii. ser IIeebbten
E8sif eit1ett grbbanA ufiidbspu1ig gslanohss
Imen, tber III ser 9obn1nartb61bbnrgrDe BET
Nrbeiter iiG apieberipieeelt 10 hbern1f1sbbt
6od .anf anberen @ebieten eire grobe
@dd6daftsfffauheit bor. Sic Nrbeitsz
|lpiigfeiit' 1T imrter nod cine e6r gro@
lBe, tpaigrer6 Sic Soften ber 2ebensz
1aItung ungebnbflid b0he bleiben Il.
nit Der dlgen1eiianen Sage 5ltrdals
tiidtt I'M @inflang 811 bringen ino.
Mneg in nller1 mag ea a1rrs bier oiel
better ergeben, als Niuionen Menz
|i6en in Ser often. Belt, bteies 8obIz
ergeben lit aber imr1erbin Elm pelaS
|tibes. - ! -. ID !.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-08
Gin ,~tfrkmnrbtats 0ff1,tg-
1tis.
$50 @eiansene Sic Srei@eit fann
emtbeGrcn.

- - ri 80 -. -Hs .L.sF IL -4
@cnn 1l1att 6as BET Netpport oui
Ser Snfel Wigbt gelegene 3orf
Camp &in beiu6t, faut ei1em iofort
Cit groBes @ebqloe auf, obte oa5
man freili6 oarauf ibl0fie, ooB eS
Elm @efdnglis lit: gs liegt IN mum
oerDoller anhMaftliber Sage, lln0
man iiebt meoer g%iientMren nod
pergitterte 6eniter; pel111 man es
6etrht, fin5et man Die eil15el11en
8eIletl gesrdun1ii'g, tllefffs nl6bltert' nltlto
ieoe NIT Bui1erregalen unto 8idern
al1sgeltattet. Ser al1rioiitat megell
lei nod erlpabm, oaB ben @efange-
men Dos &aiierrnelier belaiien miro,
paS pobl ein5ig in Der 8elt oaitebt.
Die Notwithstanding 5eigt 1id)fss
Auffaaenoes. 9et1nob beberbergt
oas @a11s lit Camp Sill Sic ibmer-
item @erbre6er. Mber mir. Die utl,s.
uerbelierliden mer0en in DEM iosen
uBeteroom" untergebra6t uno I'M
terliegen bier Dem Siolieripitem. Die
anoern t%retet, iobalo fie anfgencm-
men linO, in Bic vgemobnliGe &lniie"
ein.~ @enn iie btermal Elm Sob me-
gen. gutter Sibrul1g erbalte11 baben,
10 fomr1en lie in Die u5onoerflalie".
Dreimaliges Sob gibt Dem @efan,
genen 6os &edt auf Elm 'Stiidden
@artenlano, bas er ielbit bebalt,
uno oeiien @rtragniiie gu ieinen
@nniten gum iibliden Marftpreis
perfauft peroe11. Sn Ser Sonoer-
f1aiie 1peiien oie @efongenen 5ulam.
men 1tnD baben al1Beroem nod eine
ga115e &eibe bon Bribilegien. 60
uerfugen ite iiber etnen nit gro
BEN Giihen beieBten g~eriammlungss
laal, mo iie Iefen1 5babipielen ooer
j9reiber fonnen. @en1t es Die Ser
maltung fir angebraht balt, lit iie
logar befugt, ei1en @efaagenen anf
@brentport aus ser Mnltaf at emf
la1ien. SSm Gertrauen auf iein
gbrentport nitro er in einem flei11en
D0rfben angelieoelt, mo- ieoer elm
aus 5net 8immern Deficiencies, nit
Waiierleiturtg uno @aS p%eriebenesF
@auSben gum peri0nliden @ebra1d
%ibertpielen erbalt. ST 6arf altd
ro11ben nnb mod @efauen 3eitungen
lele1t. l1eber au5ultrenge 9etDa-
dung fat er ffid nsbt gu beflage1r.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-08
Ersisgeuia,ter ii &efligel ,.l,,b @S,,,ut6oe Abteiltae
Der Brp1pa County eeyair.

The poultry division at the Brown
County Fair this year was larger than
last year, and Of excellent quality. The
following awards were made:
Rocks, Partridge-AH. Schiu mp
berger LIST old and 1st young. Barred
Paul Lehman, Gibbon, LIST old, 1st,,
|2ndSand 3fdSyoung. White-4Mrs.Ed.
,Wegner,y 1st and f2hdssyoung;; A. Fl.
E.Brodeen, .Gibhon, LIST and End old.
EBufnOttos Fr'fitoahi5, Sleepy, Eye, 1st
so spsln..,. Lix q 4: Fischer,
1st oId; Amanda Renner, Springfield,
End and 3rid old. and LIST young.
.Cochins, BuH-Mrs. Ed. Wegner,
| 1st old, 1st and End young, Partridge
Frank Floetl, LIST old, LIST and End
Langshans, Blaek-Cyri Renner,
Comfrey, LIST and.2nd old.
Minorcas, White s. CT. w.
Oswald, LIST and End old and 1st young;
R.. G. White-F. w. Oswald, LIST. and
lind old. S. c.. Black-Cyril Renner,
LIST young; Jos. Karl, End and 3rd
young; Vim. Redeker, LIST old. &c.
Black-Aug. Luepke, Courtland, LIST
old and LIST young. Buf-Otto Fri
ton, LIST old and LIST young; Herm
Loose, End young.
Rhode Island Reds, Single Comb
H.. Raabe, LIST ands2n old, LIST young.
Jos: Karl, End old, End and 3rd young.
Rose Comb-Jos. Karl, LIST old and
LIST and End young.
Wyandottes, White-Anton Weis,
LIST and End old, LIST, End and 3rd
young. Golden Laced-John Richter,
LIST old and 3rd young; Hy.. Vedder.
3rd old; Fred. Rauschke, End old and
LIST and End young.
Buttercups-Jos. Karl, LIST and End
old and LIST, End and 3rd young.
Legf1orns, S. C. White-Jos.
Bianchi, LIST and End young;.C. Renner.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-08
Cine glai6e @ein $500 @arf.

Meben Ser groBen 8einDeriteige=
rltng in @adenbeim, &beinpfal5,
fano a11b eine gerlteiger1ng I'M be-
11a9barten 9eibesbeim ltatt. IS
NOR Ser itol5e Sabrga11g BON 1920,
ser bier auf 6en Blan trat. 9ie
@reiie fekten nit $4,000 Marf fit
oas t%alrieno 2iter faiienoe 5ltoer
Elm unb blie6en anfal1gli6 biS 49,
900 Marf iteben; bieranf erfolgte
Elm rel1er M,1lauf ser fol9en0e grei-
lie braGte: 100000 0earf, 212,000
Marf, 100000 Marf, $4,000
Marf un6 e1toIib 24o, 1000 Marf.
81 gleiber 8eit pnr6en III $50
1enbei1n einige 5lu0er a%usgeboten,
sic bisber unerD9rte Breiie er3ielten.
gin5elne 5u0er Musleie muroen
11dr1liG nit 1 Miuion Marf 6ez
5ablt, nnb gor bariiber. 8ad)en-
beimer @riimbl, Niesling 8eere11-
ousleie er5telte SEN aaerb0Giten
Breis: 100000 Marf. 9eredJnet
man oieie Sunrme allf sic einoelne
Slaide, 70 felt iie iib nit 9teuer,
5pefen, n%nfoifen uno @epintt auf
$500 Marf, baS mabt a1f Elm
@las etma 400 Marf. Die1en 2lt-
rus tperoen iib nun bie balutaitarfen
Ml1sldnoer erlauben founen: Bie
perlalttet, follen sic foltbtaren Hfal-,
ger 8eine nidt na6 Mmeriffa, eng
lano o6er Sranfrei1 geben, mic To-
oft, iotbern nadp Soaano hno
/,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-08
HEATING PLANT FOR COUNTY
JAIL BUILDING.
Bids Close September 1s, 1922.

Sealed bids will be received by the
County Board of Brown County,
Minnesota, up to the hour Of two
o'clock in the afternoon Of September
10, 1922, at their chambers in the
court house in the City Of New Ulm,
Minnesota, for installing a heating
plant in the County Jail Building.
The bidder can submit his own
plans and specifications and bid must
state when work is to commence and
when it will be completed.
Bids shall be accompanied by a
certified, check equal to 10 per cent of
the bid as a guarantee that the bidder
will furnish a satisfactory bond and
enter into contract for the perform
ance of the work according to his pro-
posal.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids and waive any iaformality
in the same as it is deemed to the best
interest of the county to do so.
All bids should be sealed and adj
dressed to Louis G. Vogel, County
Auditor, New Ulm, Minnesota, and
the envelope endorsed "Bid. for in
staling heating plant in the County
Jail Building"
Dated at New Ulm, Minnesota, this
22nd day Of August, A. D., 1922.
HERMAN POLKOW,
Chairman Of County Board.
LOUIS G.. VOGEL,
1896 County Auditor.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-08

Ord young. Buf-Otto Triton, LIST old
|and@1st young.
Anconas, S. C.-Amanda Renner.
Springfield, LIST old and LIST and End
youngs
VIC. Polish-Amanda Renner, LIST
DID,.
Silver Spangledg Hamburg-Alf.
Tietel, End old; Mrs. Ed. Wegna, LIST
and End young and 1stNold. {
Leghorn Bantams,-Raymond
IEZupfer, LIST old. 81,
Bourbon Red Turkeys--Mrs Ed.
EWegner, LIST old and 1stSyoung..
Emden Geese-Hy. Scheible, LIST
White China Geese-Mr. Ed
Wegner, LIST old and list young.
Toulouse Geese--A. F. Wolder.
Pekin Ducks-A. 7. Byodeen, Glib.
bon, LIST old; Elmer Benson, Sleepy
Eye End old.
Muscovy Ducks-Peter Schneider
1st old and LIST young.
Tame Mallard-Jos. Wolf, LIST old
The Dog Show.
In the dog show, the following
awards were made:
Beagle Hound-HeTm. Mueller
New Ulm, lst junior male
English Setter-Dr. G.. A.. Hintz
New Ulrn, LIST senior male.
Airdale-Jos. Bianchi, New Ulm
list, End and 3rd junior males.
Rat Terrier-Hy. Scheible, New
Ulm, LIST senior male and LIST senior
female.
Police Dog-F. G. schnobrich, New
Ulm, End. junior male; VIM. Behrmann
Hanska, LIST senior female, End senior
male, 3rd junior male; Jos. Karl; New
Ulm, LIST. senior male; DR.. j. H. Vogel
LIST Junior male; Geo. I. Franklin
Good Thunder, End senior female, Is
Junior female, End Junior female, 3re
Junior: female.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-08
lowing tile to grade;

according to plans and specifications
on file in the Office Of the County Au-
!ditor. a;, s...z4, ].
1$$~5s11,156.25:s siaI
nThe average haEuf Is 81 1-2 amil1es.!
BiidssWiiKlbe received for either hard
burned Clay or first class Cement tile:
The contractor in presenting his
bid must state the time he can com
mesnpce the work and the time he can
complete it.
"A certified check for at least ten
per cent Of amount Of bid, made pay
able to the County Auditor Of Brown
County, Minnesota, must accompany
each bid.
The successful bidder will be re-
CURED to give a satisfactory bond in
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-08

ifanbsfraft nIs bas gapier lbeiiben?
|Die @offiung beg grtri1ttenbea flnm=
inert ii9 an eir1sm 5trobbalm l1n6
tpiros git SGa1rben
5. M1snit 1922. W. Mbef nid5tt npr
ole Narf fdnt I'M 8erte. Nns ben,
5GbeiaerIatbe fomntta ole fotgenbe
nrerftpiiroige Nadriidf Nr1oh 8Ddz
lin bat ii6 neben ieiner &nnf iabr=
5ebntelang NIT allen ginaelbeiten 6es
6lnses beiddftigt, ebenfo tpie l lsl
grlpber 9sseppneege 9eonardbno. pa ginei.
9ieier in SBlorent8 .!yo'esreirtlggfe MablnB
|ieiner .Sss1uigtebniideit btigttttdfbdno<
|i6rifhen gu Dem neben ettpa 30 8ries
|fen piele @pnitruttionsffi85en, 4bz
ba~nblungem iber ben gogelflug rno
Sag 8rin5ip oes Sfiegens, gef9reiz
bnngen iiber Slugapparate l1itp. ge<
b0rtent allies in eigerbdnoiger Nfe=
oerl6rift 8Ddling, iollte, tpie IN Der
r4~utoerapbe1r : Ml1n6idrifft" er8dblt
miro, bon 8Ddlins Baterffd6t 8niel
ertporben tper0en. Ns &aufspreis
tparer 5000 @6tpei5er Sranben arz
ge1ebt. gine @pmmiHion tagt IN 8az
le1, unterin9te ben San, bie Snben
tpapen ba5n bortbtn beforoert tporber
-uttb entidieo ii6 fir Gblebnnng.
NIs Grunb tpur6e nn%gegeben: 8Ddz
lin fane tint 8erte. 90 1inb nlf1l Die
5anoi@riften dpieoer nad Sloren5 6nz
ridge4pan6ert. @9abe, 1ab 8Ddli1s
fongenia1er Sreunb, @ottfrie0 Seller,
oiefes @el6tpbla5tiid@en nldt mebr
erlebt bat. gr bdtte ieine grimmige
Sreube an BENT %engber5igen 8eiblnB
leiner 2anosIeute nidt -%berbergen fDnz
men, nnb ben s6iGoblrgeritrei6 gu
|etner ieiner 9eraerfrii@enoen Nobeler
|%berarbeitet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-08
Oarnerpbf fir 9iuntr.
@ie cine Mnme bes ilr. anbertra1t.
fe Sinh anfbeualrte.

Die @efdidte, sic bier berihtet
stpirb, iol mabr lem nn0 bat ii6 5rs
faaig in Baris 5ugetragen. 39u-
fanig, meil fie ii6 eberIo gut 1T
Mnbetra9t Ser augen1einen gan5mut
au1 irgerbmp BET nns 5n 2anoe en-
eiignen fon1te. Ser befannte Rari-
ap :Nbrotifenihneiben G1etuent8 ou-
TEL en5abIt ffe madSSourHulG dolaeaa4..
Aaegntaben: ygim Brennoinl smeirn
Spdter gabf ms Ibeater, nddoem
.iie ibr 8abD Ser 0bbut Ser Mm-
me iberlalien fat, in Die lie bodies
@ertranen iesf. Sits bieiem ODER
ienem @ru11oe - pielleibt bat .baS
5tid tie t0olih eelangpsiH Der.
IdcBt Sic Game mad Dem 5tDeiten Mff
bns Tbeater un6 febrt beim . .
Mientuttb 5u @auiel Seine 9ttmel
&ein &in6! @ier' f05nnte ib Die Sort.
1etung in Sic a1adite Nltmtr1er Der-
tagen, aber ib 8iebe es Dor, ibnen
nnbermeilt Sic 5tpeite @piiooe 5u err
5ablen.
Sic Mutter, bonn mabniinnigen
S6red ergriffer1, lauft our 8ortiers>
frau. 9ieie erflart, ooB iie nibtS
meiB. Mber tie fiigt bin5u, oie Mm-
me perbri1ge oft SEN Mbeno IN eirem
@olfstan5lofal nddit oem Stern=
plaRe. 9ie Game eilt alio nod oem
San5lofal. &unoerte bon Baaren
ta1t3elt et1tett fonDuliipen 5Sbimmp
unter 8egleitnng Der betaabenoen
gledmuitf 6es 9rbelterS.
9ie Gimme lit oa!l!
sic 5appeH in ben Irnnen etneS
groBen Serbs, ser einen 8adenbart
tragt mie Elm Mibter poer Momtral
aus Ser grten alteh 3eit. Sic
Mutter ermiidt iie I'M @orbeitan3en>
entreiBt iie ibrem Gan5er u1to ruff
nit einem Mf5ent ser &errin in SEN
Melooramen zines 8orlta0ttbeaterS:
v@lenoe, mas baben Sic nit meinem
&in6e getan?"
u@esen sic nnbeioret> enaoige
Srau! gS ib1aft rnbig."
$500"
u@ier!"
l(no Die Mn1me fiibrt Sic Mlttter 1T
Sic @aroerobe, no it Ser Gat 0as
ornle 8obD i6ldft nit ei1rer Mum,
nter auf ieinem 8aublein innitten
bon &egenidirn1en uno neberflei'
0er11.
8n oiefer @ei1ibte bemerft nod
Goutel. u@ir .boben iebt Die @ar>
oerobe fir &it1oer. 8ir uer0en
entIdieoen eht amerifanii6. 3ie-
ben mir eine 2ebre aus 0ieiem &ben=
teuer. 5ouen mir oie &in0erbon-
mem a11s5anfen, Die, penn Weooame
al~ts5ltgeben Deficit, Dem 2odruf Der
Ial1smnlif 1tid)t mioerlteDen rno baS
unbeqneme @idelfinD III Der @aroe-
robe oeponieren? Soer fol n1an sic
6inoigfeit oes nnternebmers pref.
fem Ser Sic fleinen %lebenbigen @e=
genltanoe fir n25 Confines pro
5tud"' IN Mufbepabring nirnmlt?
@s ift ridtiger, ideint mir, oie nn-
porii1tigfeit Ser Same gu taoeln,
Sic ins Ebeater gebt, naboem tie 3n-
Dor ibr air1o elmer iungen 8erion
qnbertraltt, sic fie in ei1em 5tellen-
permittlumgsinititut aufaaig aufgeles
fen bat."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-08
49, aEg faus aaela0.
SlHlternationqlsr Sanserf9parSh i

Isle sic norpegifbe, 8eitnng Mf-
tonpoiten melbet, bereitet man CUR
Seier oes oreibnnoertiabrigen 5taot-
inbilaums BON @biitiania i'm Sabre
1924 Sic 8eranltaltung zines inter-
nationalen 5angerfongreiies Dor.
Sic Nationen Die 6arar %teilnebmen,
ionen Gb0re BON lie 100 Mann fem
ben. Ser Blan Jon bereits lebbaften
8eifan in Nortpegen, 5bmeoen,
Danemarf. 8eutldlano u1lo oe.
&i6e4oilopafei gefunoen !baberL
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-08

Inter benz gitel:: Gitte Bl1ibt, Sic
900 Winiarben g5efpitet fat, ffi11be1
mir III eiitelft beut1Hbldrbiiben 8lafbe
|foIgenoe Mngaben: ssn Nedp Dorf lit
eitt 8a1lffiier aug Doe1a artgeffontmen;
nameng Mrfa6i DRipoiptti6 S5iz
prinsfp, Ser frilber fir eit1ett Ser
rei9iten 2eltte In MuBlan6 9egolten
fat. gr 1T. nit 11ttsr groBen @dtpie@
rigteitem aus ieiuem 8aterlanhe ent<
torn1nen 1tn6 bat ii6 6ieie Sfudt mt@
etipas foiten Iaiie1t. Use er mttietlte,
bat ieine Sludt 1ie 9ur1me bon rnno
900 MiIliar6en MubeI berihlunger.
Sn bieier gfiiei1e1rre6nu1ug befinben 1i6
II. a. Sic fplge1r6en Soften: MaSbrnd
al1s he1n @efdngnis in Sebaitoppl I'M
.Sabre 1919 p. lWli4iotten Mlbel,,
|Bludt aus 1e1nfelben @efangnis fe6s
Nepnate ipater $50 Miuipnea Nrbel;
8eite9ung ber 8ear1ten I'M 9ienite
oes Generals 8rangel, bon Dent er
gum Enbe. berurteilt tporben tpar,
$50 Miuioneu MMlrbeI; 8efpeiung ieiz
ner Brau aug Apeiia nn0 SSdbrt nad
@onfantimpel 200 DSi1io1ren NliBe1.
Sn Der girteia bberpfambete s5iprins@
|fp Sic Slrtpe1e11; Bic feirue Sran bei
Mnsbru9 bes .8rieges bortbin 9e19idt
batte, llnb beridaffte fi@ &as @e1b,
I'M na9 Nmerifu 5n reifen. Sic ge<
pa0e5u Al tronomii@e 3ab1 bon 900
Dduiarben idmil5t in ibrem Berte
freili9 gar lebr 8nidmmen, tper1t man
ibeDendt,. baB ess 8llba tparen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-08

an amount not less than the contract
price, to be approved by the Auditor
Of Brown County, Minnesota.
The right to reject any or all bids
is hereby reserved.
Dated at New Ulm, Minnesota,
August % 1922.
LOUIS G. VOGEL, County Auditor.
CARL CASE, Engineer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-08
NOTICE TO DRAINAGE CON.
TRACTORS
Bids Close Sept. %, 1922.

Bids Close Sept. %, 1922
Sealed bids for the construction of
|COUNTY DITCH NO. So, located
about Z IL miles north of Sleepy Eye,
Brown County, Minnesota; also for
any one or more linear sections Of 100
feet each thereof, will be received by
the undersigned at the office Of the
County Auditor Of said County, in
the Court House, up to 2 o'clock P.
NJ, September %, 1922.
!. The approximate amount of work to
he. done, and. material to be furnished
in the construction Of said Ditch is as
follows:
The construction Of a bulkhead at
the outlet;
The furnishing and placing the fol
So 4 .1 [ AE q