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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-04-13

He died, as just mentioned,
when nearly 100 years old. His
second wife was a widow, Mrs.
Sallie Caldwell Roper, a lady
from Scotland, who with her
father had settled on Mountain
Creek in Richmond county. The
Harris had moved from North
ampton some time before the
war. he third wife was Miss
Annie Wade, also of this county,
and the fourth wife was a wild
ow,. Mrs. Mary Williams, of Ar
kansas, where the senior Hart
had moved.
Mr.. Sip Hart volunteered
with the Pee Dee Guards at the
outbreak Of the Civil War, and
marched away with them from
Rockingham 116 strong; the
117th member Joined them in
camp two weeks later. He is
said to be the only survivor OF
the guards in this county, though
two now live in Mississippi. He
was wounded 26 times by bull
diets and once with a bayonet.
In a battle near Richmond he
came across a Georgian with his
legs and arms shot off, and as
he stopped to roll the man from
a puddle Of water, shell ex-
ploded and seriously wounded
Mr.. Hart in one side. The two
! later found themselves in a Rich
mond hospital side by side; and
strangely, about AZ years later
at a Confederate reunion ir
: Louisville he ran across this
! same Georgian whom he hac
thought long since dead. The
e had artificial less and arms, anc
r naturally was pleased to agar
: see the man who doubtless save(
e his life.
: Forty-two years after the wa,
: Mr.. Hart cut, from his body
:, bullet that had worked near tn
e surface, and that he had receiv
= ed in battle. He used a poke
: knife that he had bought fror
r the late Capt. w. I. Everett tw
h weeks before the Pee De
h Guards went to the front.
It Nine days after returnin
g from Appomattox in 1865 h
re married Miss Sallie Sedberr,
e she dying about % years age
it four children survive from thi
l. marriage.
Y. When the military funeral {
e, Claude Sears, a veteran of tt
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-04-13

World War, killed in France,
was held at Rockingham a year
or so ago, Mr.. Hart was to be
seen in the line Of march step
ping as firmly and with possibly
even better carriage than his
comrades of the late war. He
was proud to pay this mark of
respect to Q brother soldier, al
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-04-13

though there was such q differ
ence in their ages.
The friends of this gallant
old Confederate soldier hope he
will reach and pass the century
mark; and that he is remember
ed is attested by the numerous
gifts sent and given him on his
birthday last Sunday.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-04-13
MARKS CREEK TOWNSHIP
N. D. Mcdonald, Tax Lister.
Mcdonald and Don Phillips APP

Mcdonald and Don Phillips APP
pearing for the indicted young
men. After hearing the testi-
many of the State, the attorney
for the defense deemed it I'M
necessary to even put on any
evidence, and the magistrate
thereupon dismissed the action
and taxed the prosecuting wit
ness, Dan Mcdonald, with all
costs in the action and taxed the
prosecuting witness, Dan Nc
Donald, with all costs in the case
amounting to $29.35.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-04-13
MAGISTRATE TAXES
PROSECUTING WITNESS
WITH COSTS OF $29.S5

A warrant was recently
sworn out by Dan Mcdonald
against C. G. Steels, E. w, West
and Reid Barron charging them
with being drunk and disorderly
in the road that. runs through
his premises near the club hous-
es near Ledbetter's pond. The
matter was aired before Squire
Mullis Monday afternoon, Attor-
ney Cashwell prosecuting for
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-04-13
NEW PICKER ROOM.

The Hannah Pickett Mill last
week began using the new picker
room that was recently added
to the mill. This new room is
the very latest idea in fire-proof
construction. 1t is built of steel
and concrete, with the windows
even of steel and fire-proof glass.
1t is Of two stories and on the
second floor is dumped the raw
cotton that finally comes out in
the manufactured product. On
the first floor of this addition
will later be installed an ice man
ufacturing plant, for the mills
own use.
The mill was built in 1905,
with 10000 spindles. In 1910 a
weaving department was built,
with 400 looms. Various addi-
lions were made from time to
time, and right now the T. c.
Thompson & Bros. are building
an addition 50x340 feet; when
machinery is placed in this new
part the mill will have a spin
dlage of $4,000, with LOO looms
making it quite a bit larger
than any mill in this section
When this is done it will require
500 bales Of cotton to completely
fill every machine in the mill
Print cloth and twills are thu
manufactured product. The mil
his it's own artesian well 20(
feet deep, and right now thu
grounds surrounding the mill ar
being smoothed and prepared
for grass. 1t is probable tina
the mill will in the near futur
build a new store beside thei
present store in which to han
|: die dry goods, ETC., and keep tn
old store for the grocery depart
ment. A score or more new cot
tages have been recently bull
and are now being built, in tn
village, and every home is equip
ped with running water and 81
werage. A visit by the write
to the mill last week was bot
l instructive and interesting, wit
l every employee APPARENTLY rigf
l on his or her job and attendin
, strictly to same. 1t is the hoI
] of the owners at some futul
day to build a new mill jus
south of the present large built
ing-but that is another stor
II The officers are w. B. Col
i president; J. w. Jenkins, supe
h intendent, with M. B. Leaf
h secretary, and Miss Edith M
Leod, stenographer. A comm
dious and airy one-story off
building was completed last yei
h for the business of the compan
d the offices previously havi1
h been in Rockingham in the Ma
n ufacturers' building. This pu
'. the offices and mill right t
gether and tends to greater eff
cheney. 1t is busy plant al
working full time.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-14
Grbbebfn-A nlags.
sea lit ciuem Sabr naS barHber
ersielt fem.

sSsiirqit bat sic &aliformf1e
@taotsuniperiitdt nerfi1toen laien,
hob es enolid ol,h gelungen lei.
eilte Weetbooe gum 8orauSiagen bon
@rberidiitterunget Dirflih 5n ent.
hcden, un6 bab es 11ur nod cine
ssrage iebr naber 3,tfunft lei, pc.
BON gr6beben iid ebenio ge11a,l
borberiagen lieben, ipie man oies
bon eeipobnliaen @etterpbopbe5ei.
l1lt9en belte ertpartet, - menn 1ibt
nod ge11auer.
Sic Gntoedung it SOS 8erf bon
1r. Mnbrem 6. 2atpion, 9rofeiior
ser Geologic on scr pbigen llnibcr-
iitat. @igentIid lit iie ober Der
Uipielpunft peridieoener bodupidti.
aer @ntoeflngen, fir melde inoes
Dem Nrofefior 2arpen oas Ser.
hienit Ser 2ettltng ungeibmadt 5u.
fptllnt.
St itebt felt jenem benftpiirbigen
slpril 1906 1T anbaltenoer, engiter
Gerbinoung nit ben1 faltfornifden
Grobebe11- @ebiete, l1amentIi6 in Ser
lln1gcbung BON Mh. @amilton uno
onoern @immelmarten --Stattone11,
mo n1a,1 elm balls DuBeno mebr
noer n1inoer mabtiee Groipalte itlt,
Dieren fonn, Die bur6 meitgreifen-
Be gridiitterungen III ser bredelt.
beu aluft beroorger1,fen muroeul,
burd ltellenmeiies ein5eittgeS &ut.
tellL 3ieben llno Hutid5en ser Mai.
len.
9alnit iparen mir ser erlten 11r.
iad)e ber rein medaniid)en @ro.
GrlGiitterungen 5u lnterideiocn
BON fogenannte1 s1llfaniiden -
Elm 9britthcn ,laGer gefom1nen.
God Oieie Meinung, ooer hoe.
1entlib oielel6e, mar lhon felt &c.
rallner 3eit BON enter Mn5obl
Sod)leute gebegt moroen. 8iele
@eologen uno Mitronomen glaub.
ten, 0a6 Sic Srnlte Ser groe iid
heltdnoig noromarts idiebe. Man
inuBte, 6ob Sic gropole niht in
gang fnlgeridtigen 2agen laufen,
ionbern ser Neoropol in eiuem flei-
nen gogen bon etpa so Sub aus
marts i6panft, genng, UNI
cinen be0eutenOen ortltben 9rl1d
einleitig 311 iiben, Ser auln iteuen-
meiien 8reden Ser grofruite fiibren
faltn.
Gicier 9rllf fann, pie CO iett
beibt, norber ge11au. herednet per.
sen, uber oas Brblifum fon min.
h~cltcns Elm ssa6r nod nibts nabereS
eriabren, Bis man gal15 lid)er 1T.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-14

pr an oem Wiarf Gnropas langt.
Grit Dor fllr5cm fins III gnglatOt
&Ionieln etles gebein1c1l ,1uilitar;-
iden Mfoinmens 5lpiiden 5ra1f-
reid lrnb aldedien befannt getpor-
ben. 9arnah bot Jralfreih bis
3un Sabr 1929 oiftatoriide Medte
nber Die tidediibe Mr11ee. Sn 2on-
Son erfnnnte man BARN bereits ei.
guu5 urlbefummert borunL Of bets
Bl1t inter gelber, brautler ODER gar
idtpar5er &uut puliiert. @eil abar
in Sranfreih at tpenig 5%ran5oien
geboren merben, 10 miro Der griaB,
aus Solomon berausgepreBt. IS 1T
bieg ridts onoeres dis 5%fIobenfnn9
in mobernifierter Jorm Die Gin
Ipannung fren1ber Maiien mberieei-
ider cambridge in ben Gent bes
eigenen imperinliltiiden Madtitre<
bers. 9ie idipar5e @aiie muB es
ii1 gefauen loiien, bob Sranfreit
bebanptet, es eritrede iid niht nur.
Bis gu ben 8prende1,, fonoern Bis
gum &ongo. @eoe bes Jinanj-
miniiter Slot in 8ariS 1916.
@arum ihneigt nobl england
6ojn? SIS erinnert iih ser rpn1l..
fden @eididte! nr6 IN Der Sat:
GIei9t nidt Sranfreids Bolitif BEN
~lterbenoen &om, oas nit 1infenoer
Bepolferungs8iffer gleidfaus 6a5u
iiberging, Die flaffenoen 2iden ici-
rer 2egionen NIT tbra5iiden uno
germoniihen Solonern 5u itopfen?
Mobl geIang es ibm 10 nod einiae
Sabre 5u berriden. Nllmdblid
purber iid nber Die 50lbner ibrer
nnentbebrlidfeit betpubt nn6 mar
idierter geger1 6asielbe Som, oeiien
Mauern gu berteioigen lie geoltnget,
paren.
e~a l.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-14
9ie Meerenge ppu Gibraltar,

cine Ser meiltbefabrenen @aiieritra.
ZEN ser gon5en grbe, lit crit IN nel1e-
iter 3eit inbe5ug oltf tire, iagen mir
innere Struftrr, genaucr unter}lbt
porben. 0u6ei nuroen Die merit
ipiiroiglten @erbaltniiie feftgeiteM.
0iele I'M Mittel 700 Biz 500 Meter
tiefc, on Der englten Steqe MIR Is
&ilonneter breite Slime ober Spalte
amilhen Dem Mtttelmeer lno Dem
sttlantiiben O3ean miro ltdnoig BON
5mei Gtr0mlngen 0nr6floilen: am
@runoe bemegt ii6 Elm 5trom par.
meren, aber 1pegen groberen Sal5.
gebalteS bo6 idmereren Weittelmeer.
mailers bon Often nah 8eiten gum
stlantijden Ocean, Ddbreno baruber
ein Strom fdlteren, etnas i%ul5drnre-
rer atlantiiden @aiiers in oas Weit.
teln1eer einori1gt. Sierbur6 miro
ser Gpiegel bieies Meeres Dor eil1em
9infen belpabrt, 6as ionlt eintreten
miiBte, mcil bon 0em Wittelrneer-
tpaIler in oen iparl.en ur0 trodenen
Selma mlebr b%erbunitet, als Die el11.
miinoenben Sliiile eriesen. DaS aus
tretenoe Mittelmeertpalier lit i'm Mt-
1antiiGen S5ean Bis 81 ben M5oren
uno sSrlat1b, oas atlantii6c BalIer
inn Mittelmeer Bis gu 0e1l 8alearen
unb na6 Walta bin nadpeisbar.
SOUR oie otIantiide Str0mltng lit Der
Gbbe unb Slut unternorfen, Die In.
tere MISUNDERSTANDING oagegen
nidjt; noourd, mie bur6 oas 4nf-
treten bon @irbelbenegunge1 nno
@eaenltromungen oet Stroml1ngS5lt.
ltan0 III ser Meerenge ii6 III ieoem
Mugenblid beranoert. 9ie Gren5-
fla6e 5pii9en Sen betben 8aiierar-
ten nnb 5tr0mungen befinoet Fh,
obne oaB man an ser Oberfla6e ct.
mas oapp1 mabrnimmt, in einem
forttpabrenoen auf uno ob. Ssbre
S0benlage idpanft big gu $50 Meter
,1no beitdnoig miro iie bon Sdpin.
q1inoen burdlaufen mic cine a11ge.
ltrihene 8iolmiaite.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-14
aaffeebo5nen eefarbt uno poliert.

Sic graiilianer iino bente Sic
grobten &affee5idter uno Satire.
frinter 5ueleid u,lo eradten beibcs
ols oas meIentlide iir ibre rationale
griiten5. gS mag fur ualere1ns
befremolid iein, bob geraoe lie le9r
niel in gefarbten nao poiterte't aa L
fee MAIDEN
Sir lid ielber benuben tie aber
iolden &affee ME.
Sic bebauptem lire a1sldnoti6e1t
&unoen 3ogen ben .geidrbten aa1Iee
Dor. limo Die Garben ie1en ga1,
barmlos, ba ale gefabrlihen 5toffe
aus benielben a1sgeidieoe1 lporOeh
ieien.
aber >mer bat oaS Gdrben 5uerli
fir Mnoere singeiHbrt2
e9<s.y 1FNSygEH 2H5k bIxsLxeha x.Fl 1920 FsNf9s~&xs ~
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-14
9ans 2el6rad gum Gisnerproseh,

Berlin, Is. Mai. Brofeiior Sa11s
9elbriif 11iMrmt beute I'M Borparts
- n1lb 5tpar geraoe IN 6ieiem 8latt,
neil es ibm nidt irgenomie nabe-
1tebt, mie er fagt -; 3m Der Srage
5teuung, nm Die es fid Dor allen
int 6ebenbad-8ro5eb gebanoelt bat,
ste Grage Ser aqeinigen Sdulo
9eutf6lanos anl @eltfriege, uno
fMbrt oa5u aus:
Ser 0eriaiuer Brieoe, Mrtifel
231, allsgeleet gendB benz ultima
tur1. bonn Is. SUM- 1919, beballpfd,
0ab Die oeutide Gegieru1g rbetpnBt
ut11b nberlegt" CONSIGNMENT ct
delib9rement) Ben @cltfrieg eut
5M1iDet babe, nm cine Meltberri9dft
5u g%epinne11. Diele Dorltequng, Die
nod beute .auberbaIb Deutidlanos
Die gemiiter beberriht, gilt es 6l
tpioerIegm mo in. i6rer ganaen
Gorbeit uno Nidtigfeit nad15utpei-
fen. Dobet fommt anes 6aranf an,
bieie .Srage ltrerg gu ideioen bon
Der anbern,. Oh Deutiblam ni6t
ourb irgenomelde 5ebler un6 Eor..
beiten ionlttpie 5hulb barau babe
ooer einen Sell Der 5bulo bnrn1l
babe, bob Die 8eltfataltropbe gum
Ausbrub gelangt III. User oie 6e-
pollution rehtfertigen mill Gle TEL
ber tut es befanntltb 11tbt), Der
tam tpirfiam 11ur nit Der. Rriegs.-
perlangerung arbeiten, aber. nidt
init Dem @riegsnusbru6. Dies lit
Der Gunft, mo- Der Munh1er 8ro-
5eB 10 pidtig gelDoroen lit u11o
-mesbalb man aus elmer gar15 llnter-
~geproneten 8elcioigungsflage cine
ID. groBartige Aftion bot ertpa6fen
lalien.
S11 gerooe5u acknowledgement
@eiie bot ser Nro5eB in Dem Gut
abteu bot - neribieoenen 5ad-
ber]tdnoigen ben Na6neis erbra6t
oaB, pelde Sebler oie oeuti6e Ste.
gierl1ng begaugen baben mag, Die
8eriaiaer 8ebauptung, BOB iie sen
@eltfrieg geminidt uno getpoM
bobe, cine llntpabrbeit lift. Ser gar-
sc Bro3eB par eigentlid eine Tim
fdreibung uno 8egrunoung ienes
oft 5itierten 5dbes bon &artStD
Delbriif uno @ilbelm H., g. 80:
sd NOR febr iiberraiht nls ib
ginlibt IN Die Mften befam. Meine
uriprungIi6e Muffaliung erDies ii9
mir uls un6altbar. Deutldlano bat
auf ben 8eltfrieg nidt planmdBig
bingearbeitet. @s bot TIN idlieBlih
5u Dermeioen geiudt." Man miro
lber oie 5ebler, eie Die oeutide
Dip[omntie gemabt bat, miloer ur-
teile11, pe11n man ii6 ert flargetpor.
Sen 1T, bob ibr @runoirrtunt mot,
Sen &riegsmiaen BEL ben mabgeben-
ben DISQUALIFICATION IN 8etersburgs
11no Barig gu unteridaBen..
Ser Bro5eb erreidte einen bro
motiiden 90bepunft, als Der Ser.
teiotger Jebenbabs, ST. 2omen-.
feIb, benz Sodperitdn6igen @rafen
Montgelas borbielt, bob er bod
aud ein1nnl Die Anffaiinng giSners
bon Der belltiden &riegsfdulD ee.;
teilt babe. Dnrauf erbob iid Der
@rof Montgelas uao e%rflarte, ia-
mobl, er babe oieie auffaiiung ein-
NAL gebobt, aber ieitoem er Die
Mften ituoiert uno ben tDabren gu
iammenbong fe,t1ergelernt babe, be-
mube er lid, oieien iei11en Srrtum
lpieoer gut5uma6en. uno er for
oere Die @egenieite all bon iebt on
oagielbe al tim. Sbne ieben &iid-
bnlt boben Der Nedtsaltuult ST.
20tpenfelo MeerDeitsio5ialilt) unb
Serr 6edcnbah ielber oaralf oieie
Grflarnr1g obeegeben. Dos ga15e
6eutide golf ionte ffiid lett Inn bieie
9drole ia1nmeln.
~ IS
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-14
County Commissioners
Special Session.

The following claims were audited
and orderedpaidby the Board of Coun-
" Commissioners at t~heir-session on
the Goth day Of June.
WI. Julius, boarding prisoners
Tor May -. ......... $o5.VU
w. J. Julius, auto hire and ex-
penses 63.45
w. H. Gieseke, auto hire and .s
expenses 1l.oO
j. P. Graf. auto hire $3.50
Ed. MCGOWAN, constable fees
and mileage . ... z.oU
Ed. Wagner, constable fees and
mileage .................. 2.75
sChas. G.. Murray, transcripts
Of testimony (Ubl) 1852
Dakota House, meals to jurors 84.OO
John. M. johnson, mileage and
expenses $500. .... lido
City Of New .Uln, light and
water !. !. 4s.o5
Ciityso Of New Ulm, cleaning side
walks during last winter at
square 47.oo
New Ulm Gas Co, gas used at
courthouse and Jail ...... 2O.16
1C. N. Robertson, road engi-
neer and expenses $50. 145.55
New Ulm Rural Tel. Co,
phone rental 31.25
Louis G. Vogel, board Of audit $500
CarlP. Manderfeld, delinquent
tax list entry 5O.95
w. 4. VogeI, posting school
notices 1000
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-14
8erliter 6uutpr..

Nbidie5., .8arum tpeinen Gle
benin Rnrie? 8eiI Gle Sbre &telung
ber1nHen? - ngleir, ii9B tpeine als
MitIeio nit Dem 1,euep Mdb6en, oas
iebt bierber Ioun1nt."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-14

- - - --
49, 81. $. @aneS bon Sem Oort
mar anfang8 poriger ISOLDE gu @af1
bel Germ nnb Tran Or. Sammer>
metiter.
- SEER unb 6rau gilbert @ridion
BON Stem 5meben iinb Die gliidlt9en
@ltern eineS geiunoen gtammbaltetS,
Ser ibnen DonnerStag morgen geboren
mur6e.
Sin geinnber. Sunee murbe
Germ unb 6rau 8m. @oef6 9amSz
tag morgen. i'm linton Soipttal gez
5boren, CUR groben Grenoe Der sltd=
.ltden @ltern.
80 anrs Dor @6lub Ser Normen
mir6 mrs mitBetetlt, 6aB ant)n $.
Manberfelb @itern Gonmerstagl
Morgen aus bent 0eben gei6ieben 1T.
Ias Acknowledgements fi1oet morgsn
(9amstup ma6mittug i'm 2 nbr
pom Trauerbauie aus itatf.s Ndber.S
iiber ietnen 2ebsnslauf nddite 8o6e.
- SRI. Marp Dies reiite am
Dienstag In 8egleitung ibrer fleinen
Ni6te, 8ettn 3apf, mad WinneapoliS;
lettere mar mdbreno Der sp%erganseneH
ISOLDE gu @ait I'M Diet 5eim. Sri.
Dtet beabitdtigt, iid / ODER 2
Woden bel ibrem 96mager unb
96meiter, Germ. nnb Grau q. q.
3apf, beiu6sm eiie anf5nbalten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-14

11eber Ole Mrur11t bra1dt man lid
nibt gil idd1nen, es gibt tpeit mebr.
2eut', Die .ii6 uber ibren @ei@tum
l1amen iolIten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-14
Siuer, hers nidt Iaien faaa !. !.
Mep him #pF,
Bon Mid)aro Sites.

Son MidarD Sizes. 81
Su meei11em Sanie nobnt Elm a.
ter SER.
St lit fdon an ben M6t5ig boz.
BEL, bdIt 1id aber inl11er nod alf-
rebt ,tuo gebt ME a11oers aus als
I'M 8ylin0er.
sd itano nit ciuem Salisgenoi-
len Dor Scr Sir. Cd fam Der alte
gern0e norbei.
uWas tut ser @reig eigentlid
tagalls, 1agein?" fragte id.
.gos tpifen Sic nid)t21 erpi-
\ oerte Ser 9err BON eriten 5tod.
Or gebt gu 9eeroigllngen. 81
allen Wee.0iguugm, Deren er bob.
baft miro. Gagtagli6 ourdtpan.
6ert er Die 5%ricob6fe, befid)tigt Die
Gotten, .bie uuf ben blumenumfrdn5-
ten 8abren binter ben Sdaufen.
tern liegan, IND folgt Dem 3uge
ser S~ralerl16en. @enn oann bic
Sdouen uber oie Sarge fouern, oa
mag er 6enfen:: @ieher eir1er, Den
Is iibcrlebt babe Crete baben
namli6 lire eigere Hydrologic,
miiien sic fpiien. SSbbre eigeuer,
greuoen unb i5ren eigeren Sn.
NOR
,Merfparoig!" iagte i9. r9eun
f1ut mir ou9 Elm, bob i'd an benz.
alien &errn Itets einen ironiidell
3ug bemerft babe. Smmerbin -
Elm ionoerborcs gergnige1t: Gotten.
grader 5u iein. @aS mar Der ate
$err benn friiber2"
rgbeaterfritifer, iopiel i'd
peiB
ga mar bas Stated gel0it: Mlio
6egbalb aud int @rciienalter nod
sic Sreu6e an 8eerSignngen II.
49, .sE sE- .8t a
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81 s
Oft lit Ser Safen Der She Elm iitl,rrn
hepeates Meer,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-14

The following claims were audited
and ordered paid by the Board of Coun-
" Commissioners at their.session on
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Olivia Knaff spent Tuesday night
with Evelyn Meek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Swartz spent
Friday evening of last week with Mr..
and Mrs. Dishart.
E. H. Stenbaken called at A. A.
Nouns Friday of last week.
Sig Tande spent Friday evening
with the Meek boys.
Ed. Ohlinger called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Dishart last Saturday.
Miss Sarah Ildstad returned from
Wolf Point where she spent several
weeks with her sister Mrs. Raymond.
Bessie Gray spent Sunday of last
week with MI. and Mrs. John Knaff
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Meek and fam
lily spent Sunday of last week with
w. D. Copeland and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dishart took supper
and spent the evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Meek and family on Sat-
urday Of last week.
M. E. Sektnan and son Arthur called
at the Copeland home Sunday p. m.
p. NJ. Collins and family and Mr..
Raymond Of Wolf Point called on John
1ldstad and daughter, Sarah, Friday
evening.
Ida DuBoise and Bessie Gray were
Sunday visitors at the Meek home
Sunday.
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BUGGY E GOSSIP


Miss Fern Osmundsen, Jim Akin
san and Andrew Dumphy we're callers
at the Corwell ranch Sunday after
noon. =
A school board meeting was held
January 18th.
Andrew Dumphy returned home last
week from a short vacation spent with
his children in Iowa.
Rush Jacobson and R. L. Cornwell
were Glasgow visitors Friday.
Word was received from Jim Steph-
ems who has been at Rochester the
past while, receiving treatment, that
he had been operated on Saturday.
Everyone is glad to hear Of the re-
covery of Sid Vollin.
Miss Anna Hill and Miss Hazel
Cornwell were visitors at the Mike
Disrud home last Sunday.
Miss Alice Woods, after spending a
weeks vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Clint Woods returned to
Glasgow last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Cornwell, daugh-
ter Myrtle, and Rush jacobson were
Hinsdale callers one day last week.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Boreson and Rhoda Mae are back
with home folks and friends again.
Skating and tobagganing are the
order of the day. If you don't believe
it, ask some people.
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Of the seaways many hundreds Of
miles inland. The heart of the CONT.
nent, with its vast in both
agriculture and industry, would be
brought in communication with all the
ocean routes by the execution of the
st. Lawrence waterway project. To
enable o~ceangoing vessels to have ac-
cess to all the ports of the Great
Lakes would have a stimulating effect
upon the industrial life of the CONT
nent's interior.
"The feasibility of the project IS
unquestiened, and it's costs, compared
with some other great engineering
works, would be small. Disorganized
and PROSTATE, the nations of central
Europe r even now settling their
hands to the development of a great
continental waterway, which, connect
ing the Rhine and Danube, will bring
water transportation from the Black
to the North sea, from Mediterranean
to Baltic. If nationalistic prejudice
and economic difficulties can be over
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ORPHANS ARE LEFT
At ALASkA'S DOOR
Else to Care for Wallis
"Mothered" Last Year,
Says Near East Relief

Eighty.three of the Bible lands
orphan babies have, figuratively, been
left on Alaska's doorstep. with q note
from Near East Relief saying: please
feed them, Alaska, lest they de-"
This is the same number actually
cared for by Alaska . year ago, when
funds for their food and shelter were
raised through an appeal headed by
Rev. David Wagg0ner Of juneau, who
10 giving bis aid to the effort again
this year, but cannet make . per.
sonal campaign.
There 10 nothing else that W can
Do but to ask Alaska TO care for these
same children another year." states
=. A. Potter of Spokane. Northwest
secretary of Near East Relief. with
500 900 starving, half naked children
stNl outside our orphanages and 12o..
900 or more inside In danger Of be-
ing turned out again for scarcity of
funds and food Near East Relief 10 in
desperate need Of help.
ITO care for their allotment of %
children at a cost of IS per month,
or $50 a year. per child. Alaskans are
called on for a total Of about S., 900,
We are asking them to send their aid
70 West Washington headquarters Of
the Near East Relief At $50 Burke
building In Seattle"