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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-06
Sbeede7S DO Not Like
Black Maria Ride
Z the occupant.

policeman Of the occupant
II just got a wire TO meet my
boss at the train" he explained
What time Is the train dueT'
asked the policeman.
The driver named a time an
hour away. He was within half
a mile OF the Union Station at the
tine. He rode in the patrol.
Your speedometer Is wrong.
I wasn't going any faster than
other cars" was the next "alibi."
The black maria" pulled up
and the autoist went to police
headquarters.
one woman treated the matter
lightly. laughing at the policemen
when they arrested her. She was
smiling as she registered at head
quarters.
When the iron door OF the Jail
swung open the smile disappeared.
She drew back. but she was as
sured she would have to go In
side and inside she went
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-06

WIN cant 1 drive my own
~ car to headquarters7"
e. 'Because. orders say you
have got 10 ride the patrol
wagon.
Conversation such IS this took
place almost invariably as a police
automobile in which I rode with a
SQUAD Of speed cops would force
a speeding automobile TO the curb
and inform the driver ne was ar
rested.
II bought this car on payment
Then my wife got sick and got
out OF a job I was in a hurry
to get another one"
Such was the hard luck story
told the police by man in
fiivver speeding along a narrow
street. Nevertheless, he rode TO
headquarters in A patrol wagon.
We came up behind another car
spinning along through heavy
traffic.
What's the idea?" asked a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-06
DESCRIBES OLD
INEFFICIENCIES

- The condition Of the old indianapolis
Telephone Company, predecessor Of
the Indiana Bell Telephone Company,
was attacked in the testimony Of
tATunson d Atwater before the public,
service commission in its hearing on
fehe consolidated rate cases today.
When I first came here 20 take
.charge Of the company, ! found the
..walls of the exchange building At p
wv. Ohio st. filthy. the draperies IN
slightly and a whole waste basket f 4il
-of uncollected bills. which were finally
burnt up because the company had no
adequate collection system" he said.
1.-THE public was so hostile toward
sthe company that old friends deserted
me and once I was obliged to stop IN
,the middle Of an address before a
mems class OF the Christian Church
because subscribers in the audience
took offe11se my efforts TO explain
The developments and advancement
of the art Of telephony. Finally 7
gave up any attempt at maintaining
social relations with the public and
ceased making calls" Mr.. Atwater
said
The lines and equipment Of the
company were I'm very bad shape and
farmers on occasion vented their In
.dignauon by choppins down the poles
of the company"
This testimony followed the wit
ness description Of the modern plant
which has been Installed by the Bell
system. not es a development fostered
or furthered by the general star Of
this American Telephone and Tele-
graph Company In New York City.
but as the achievement Of the Indiana
staff, which, Mr.. Atwater testihes, re
ceived but little aid from the parent
Organization.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-06

Hurry Motheri A teaspoontui Of
California Fig Syrup" now will thor
oughly clean the little bowels and IN
few hours you have well. playful
child again. Even cross, feverish.
constipated. child loves It's 'fruity''
taste. and mothers can rest easy be-
cause It never fails 70 work all the
sour bile and poisons right out of the
stomach and bowels without gripping
or upsettlng the child.
Tell your druggist you want only
the genuine California Fig Syrup"
which has directions for babies and
children Of all ages printed on bottle.
Refuse OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-06
FIRST COLD WAVE
BRINGS DISTRESS
Hard Coal Famine Causes
Suffering Along Seaboard.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.--The first
cold wave Of the winter, extending
over the Midwest and sweeping east
ward to the sea, is bringing acute dis
tress to many households. due to the
hard coal famine, according to reports
today to the fuel distributor and the
weather bureau.
Suffering Is confined largely to the
Atlantic seaboard and few interior
points. Cold weather and snow was
forecasted for tonight and tomorrow
for the seaboard, with a correspond
ing increase in suffering. Slightly
warmer weather tomorrow Will ease
the distress in the interior. the bureau
stated.
Some rain has fallen in the south
ern and northeastern States, while
the rainstorm on the Pacific coast
has developed and SHOWS have fallen
eastward across Montana and the
Dakotas.
The cold wave has now reached the
middle Atlantic States, and while
temperatures in the middle and upper
Mississippi and the Rockies remain
below normal. there has been a gen
eral rise over that region.
The coolest temperature this morn
ing was registered below zero at
Helena, Mont, while SO degrees was
the maximum at San Antonio, Texas
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-06
BOMBS WRECK
TWO LAUNDRIES

BY United Press
3 CHICAGO, Dec. 6.-Two Iaundries
were partially wrecked. and the lives
= Of girl employees endangered by.
. bombs here today.
3 Police believed the outbreak was a
signal for the resumption Of the
laundry war which ragged here some
months ago
= Managers Of both companies said
they had refused TO join an orgaRiza-
ton to raise prices.
The plants bombed were the Victory
Laundry and the Angelus Laundry.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-06
REALTORS WILL HOLD
ANNUAL MEET DEC. IA

Three Tickets in Field for Election
OF Directors.
The annual meeting AMI banquet
Of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board
viii be held Thursday evening. Dec
Il The place has not been deter
mined Reports. of officers and stand
ing committees VIII be given. Three
directors viii be elected.
Candidates for the dictatorship are,
regular ticket, Lawrence Peterson,
Frank A Dunlop. Bert Essex, Bow
man Elder. Frank e. Brown and Alex
Chambers: first independent ticket,
Lawrence J. Welch, J. Edward Rob
ms. Harry NJ Staclhouse, Thomas F.
Carson, Frank B. Marsh and Boyd NJ.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-06

Ralston; second independent ticket,
George Whelden, Harry G. Templeton,
Ford Woods, Lawrence ]. WEIGH. Bow
man Elder and Dan w. De Gore.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-06
Reading Circle To Meet

The reading circle division Of tho
State board OF education will hold it's
annual meeting at tho Statehouse to
morrow to outline the list Of books TO
be read by teachers during 1928.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-06
2O.8C per Gallon
At the Following Standard Oil
Service Stations:

E. Washington St and Sherman Dive
East New York and Rural Streets
East New York and Gladstone Az.
East New York and State Sta.
East Michigan and Davidson Sts.
Massachusetts Ave. & Bellefos&aise q
62nd and College Ave.
Tenth and Rural Streets
Massachusetts, Ave. and Rural Stress
Maple Road (3Sth Street, and
North Illinois Street
Madison and Morris Stas
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-06
And at the Following Filling Stations
and Garages:

Ben Davis Motor Transit Co., National Rsas
West.
Edgewood Garage, Edgewood indiana.
Harry Wray. Cumberland, Indiana.
The Wanamaker Garage, New Bethel, lnas
Stratton & HnshaW, Carmel, Ind.
Frank Watts, Broad Ripple, Ind.
Order & finch Garage, Broad Ripple, Ind.
Rodocker Garage, Broad Ripple, Ind.
Cooper Filling Station, 30th and LaFayetse
Pike.
Waterman Bros, Emerson & southeast@sa
Avenue.
IseIey Service Station, German Church ans
BrookvlIe Road.
J. C. and p. Mccain, Ben Davis.
OberIies Filling Station, 5575 sFookVlIie
Road.
Floyd Filling Station, AlIIsonVllie Pike &n6
L. {. &. w. r. r.
Jackson Highway Garage, Greenwood.
Main ST. Garage, Greenwood,
Geo. Wood Jr., McCordsVlie.
Lawrence Reed, Augusta
Chris. Gass, New Augusta.
Amos Lafforee, OakIandon.
Joe Slgmon, AlliscIVllle.
Geo. Smith, MillersVlle.
J. W. Dodd, haywood.
haywood Garage, haywood.
Prultt Son, Lafayette Road.
J. N. Hooper, Sterling, Ind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-06
Downtown

Kentucky and Senate Avenues
Capitol and Indiana Avenues
New York and Alabama Sic.
Capitol Ave. and North St.
ST.. Clair and Alabama Streets
Virginia Ave. and S. East Street
E. Washington St. & Southeastern Ave.
N. Meridian and 18th Ste.
North Meridian and 30th SITS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-06
West

j. M. Angel, 1926 w. Michigan ST.
T. Coger, 946 West 25th ST.
Hill Top Garage, 1913 Howard ST.
National Tire Hospital, 3115 w. Wash. St.
Charles Perkins, 400 w. Washington st.
w. n. Reed, 2o1s w. Morris st.
Peek Bros, TIbbs and Speedway Ave.
A. J. LIesEoe, 1900 Rockville Road
John r. ormsby, 1896 s. Belmont ST.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-06
North

Capitol Ave. Garage, 1888 N. Capitol Ave.
n. l.. Circle, oath st. and Sherman Drive.
Elder & Rohrer, 1927 College Ave.
Fairgrounds Garage, 3sth st. and Orchard
Avenue.
Grand Central Garage, 1857 Central Ave.
Geo. w. Hall, 3oth st. and Sherman Drive.
John Murray, 3sth St. and Keystone, Ave.
Chas. Nickel, 34th ST. and Sherman Drive.
Reliable Garage, 5f5 N, East St
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-06

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. S.--Severely
cold weather prevailed here today.
There is no supply of fuel ahead.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-06

North Illinois and 10th SITS.
College Ave. and 18th ST.
College and Fairfield Aves,
North Delaware and Pratt St.
9Oth St. and Northwestern Ave.
w. Washington and GeissndOrf Sc.
Kentucky Ave. and Morris Street
S. Meridian St. and Russell Ave.
Pine and Lord Streets
Virginia and Woodlawn AYES.
Prospect St. and Churchman Ave.
E. Washington St. and Hawthorne Lane
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-06
Downtown

Coffin g. Dodson, 32s E. Market ST.
Delaware Garage, 215 NJ, Delaware st.
Citizens Garage, $50 N, illinois st.
Mercantile Garage, 1875 8. Pennsylvania ST.
Metropolitan Garage, Massachusetts Ave.
and Davidson ST.
PartIow-JenkIns Motor Co., 4fs e. Market ST.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-06

1t easily severely cold weather. It responds instantly
you touch the acceerator delivers all the smooth rhythmic
power your engine capable of developing 1t gives racing
speed you want it. 1t burns clean and vapozes to the last drop
gives maximum mileage and you everywhere and
everywhere the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-06
Suburban

VIM. G. Braun, East Troy Ave.
Mira. Nora Henry, Troy Ave. and Madison
Read
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-06
East

c. C. Brian, 10th and Emerson Ave.
DaIbey's Garage, $40 NJ Keystone Ave.
Dearborn Garage, Michigan and Dearborn
Streets.
Gladstone Garage, 4415 E. Washington st.
HoosIer Garage, New York and Oxford Sts
A. c. LIngenfeIter, 37o3 Massachusetts Ave-
Lorentz Motor Service Co., 10th and Roose-
Welt Ave.
Lyon Filling Station, oIney & Rowland Ave.
Van Sickle Service Station, National and
Post Roads.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-06

J. A. 5allman, 1855 S. Meridian st,
L. v. 5urgman, 1855 Shelby St
Shelby Filling Station, 1886 Shelby st.
j. Seaman, 1895 8. Meridian ST.
Moore Bros, 1920 Shelby ST.
Park-Crest Garage, 1885 Shelby St.
state Street Battery Service, 744 S. State ST.
A. Van JeIgerhoIs, Carson and Troy AYES.
Wlshmeyer Bros, 1922 Bethel Ave.
Walter Mueller Service Station, Southern
Ave. and Madison Road.
Worth Bros, kentucky Ave. and California
Street,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-06
BY DICK MILLER.

" Thy can't I drive my owl
~ car TO headquarters7"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-20
Mus @eienidaftstreiien,

Dte r9abp 8oreiters" treffen @ors
bereitnngen fir einen Sallone'en So
3ar uno &artengefelIidaft, mel6e am
Montag, ben, so. Sftober tint fatbolt<
}deu 56alIanie abgebalten perOe1l
SIR ; paS aran gsDrsss Sefimreiit,r
puFben bonn Is :hillrrer. S1rtsllrbss uni
Nadbarn anldbli9 bre8 Is. Sod
3eitstage8 am 6amStagabeno IN ibrem
Seime iiberraidt. Gang nnb &arz
tenipiel biloete Sic nnterbaltung bes
Nbenbs unb Elm feiner 9nn6 mllroe
gu lpater @tunoe leruiers SO muros
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-20

- Sobn @erbols bon @aploro be
Iudte ant Samstas bieitse Treunb
uno e%rIebiste glei6seiti9 @el6dfte bier
SeIitns g9leuber, @obn to1
Serm uno 6rau S.. 8. S9leuber
beiudt ST. ct. Saul Optical S9ool
- Tral1 $. $. @etbenborn uni
Ginber BON 9afanette perle bten etnigt
Sose bier I'M 9eime bon Serrn uni
6rau Sos. @eibenborn.
6. s.. 9eeim perlebte BEN letter
0onnerstas tn Minneapolts. Gr b.
iudte nit Sen Gourtlanb unb Nteollet
8ooIterS sen Ootrp Sboip unb iptslte
IN ser @ourtlanb &apele.
- Die Sri. Glite &edetien, Ger
trl1oe Ofeben unb 9opbta &edbafcr
bon Minneapolis metlten lebte @p9e
beiudSreiie IN ben Gmtl &edeiien unb
9fif Meeten 9etmsn bier.
- Vrof. q. S. Geinn, 2ebrer am
Setbanp college in Manfato perz
lebte BEN 5onntas in ietnem @etm bier
urb petlte gu Beiu6 bel bteftgen
Sreunoen unb 8erlpanbten.
- Sri. Mtnnie 1t1n1n, melde ale
Sebrerin on ether Qanbi6ule tn Ser
l1meegeno bon Sonsfa a1geIteQt tit,
belltdte iibcr baS @o6enenOe tire
Gltern, 9crrn ul1b Trau Saul 3tm1n.
SRI. Gillian Iopnlenb meilte
Sic pergaugene ISOLDE bet Trau 9ar=
pep @enlner III 2afapette Tomnibtp
s1 8elu6. sic febrt.e an Morta9
in ibr Setm tn MtnneapoltS 5urid.
- 0ta beiltge @ommu1ton mtro
onl gonntag morgen, 10. Sftober
1915, tn ser ct. Setter Gpt8eopal
Stride g~eietert iperben. Gen. S. SIS.
Sogot bon Mtnreapoli5 nitro ben
G%o1tesbtenlt balten.
- Nrau Ireb Yfetfier uno Io6=
ter 9orotbp febrten in tbr Setm IN
Mortpn ;uriid, na6 einem angereb>
men 8ein6 I'M Setme Ser SHUTTER
uno @robmutter, Trau SultuS
56mibt an Norb @aibington
Strabe.
- Sc RI unb Trau Ntbana8 9enle.
febrten letsten Irtttas BON ether Settle
rod Chicago, Wtll1neite nnb Wfuz
foallfee 5uriid. Quf tbrer Nidrctle
beiud)ten iie au6 9crpa1lbtc in oen
Sdmel t~eritabtcn.
- 8ietor, Ser 0retSebnidbrise
gobn bon 5errn unb Grau 2outS
5abn III @tntbrop nrubte it6 am
Ireitag etrer Blinobarmoperatton TIM
Union Soipital unter3ieben. @ein
Befiroen 1T r>dt 5ufrtebenlteleno.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-20

an 4 Eii6en eeipielt n1lb Yretie gtrsen
an SRI. Barbara 8ogcl, George Sofz
met ter, Trau Setter Weller nno q.
| %aoeffelma9er.
6ran Senrp @tellie8 bentrtete am
Nreitagabenb eine Nn3abl Damen tn
ibrem Seime on Center 9trabe.
6anbarbciten unbs @efelliefeit btlbete
Sic nnterbalturg pe8 NbenbS, ben eth
feiner Qnn9 bei6lob.
@inc Nnsabl Breunbe. bon Tran
81. 6. Dorn ilberraidte biefe tn ibrem
6eim an Center @trabe por benz
Mcq3uae Der Tamtlie Corn mad
Manfafo.. GS pnrbe 500 .geiptelt,
uobet Srau 8iliam Naui@fe nro
Grau Sobn MeblS Yrete 9etparnert.
Die @dlte bra6ten moblgefiillte Scribe.
NIT, aus beren Snbalt gu ipdter 9tn11@
Sc Elm feiner 2nr6 1@eroiert mnroe.
Serr nnb Brau Saul Sadz
bortb mllrben am Counting dbe1lb
BON einsr Nn5ob1 ihrer Trel1oc til
angensbmiier Metie iiterra{6t. Ser
anlaNnng bier3u gab tbr 20lter
, SpdaeitStag. Mon nnterbtelt it'd
portreffli9 unb ein fetner s2nnd
mnrbe ferDtert.
Sri. gliie Scum, cine s~ufiinfiiise
grout Nor Gbrenge}t BET etne11
@botpcr, ne1Ge6 Gnl Gte1lSieg aoe1uo
BON Treu Nrtbnr Meerfelo nIlo
sri. Nofe Mortho i'm N'ee1fe1b
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intel unb Natfif erbielt Sic @dite
bel OUTER giimmllre; nm lpdte1
gtnnoe mnrbe Elm Qnnd IN ane5
@dnqer ierpiert. Sri. Stun erl'ielt
piele |6Sne nno niitliGe ge1denfe.
Gine fr6blide @eielidaft Osriam=
merlte iid I'M M2orlin Mleller 5eim
an Morb 8allep @trabe, ipo eS gait,
Sen 3ebnten 6o63eitstag oeS Wneller=
iden Gbepaa1es 5n ~feier11. 1rsibtN
@dite paren antpeie nO uno eS mnros
i'm Qanfe bes NbenbS etne @deinz
bod;eit unlceniert, BET melder Ser1
un6 Tron Martin Mneller als 8rallt<
paar, Sobn @auenitein ST. dig Sting
trdger, nnb gilbert Bfaebner ais @etit=
lt6er fnngierte. @pdter mnroe SOC
asiptelt, mobet Tran 8tlltam 9ton
unb Sri. ItIie 9epniann Brei1e ge=
manner1. Tim feds nbr pnroe ctr
9npper ierpiert,
Sn. benz Soc @leisner @eim il
Welt Mepton 1omnibp mllroe on
l5onntagabenb Der filnf5ebnidbri9'
6od5eitstag bon Serrn unb Tral
@leiSner g~efetert ur6 eine 9robe Nn
5ab1 Madbarn, gerpanote unb Treun
Sc nabrner on Der Setter tell. Scar
fenlpiel nno Muiif bilbete bte Inter
.baltnng be8 NbenbS nnb I'm Mitter
nadt murbe eth 5uppcr ierpien. Ser
unb Trau @enrp Sort, @err I'M
6ran Milinm Bisbel, Ser nrb Sra
Siaoore @leiSner, Bic SRI. Mo{a nm
Qauretta S1reiner alle bon Ser
Him nnb 5err uno Gran Yeter Tor
iter mafen @djte BON Auberbalb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-20
- Miliam Hfefferle bon Cation
metlte Counting unb Montag ge=
i6dftsbalber In inherent 9td6t9en.

- Wtllt1m Yfe1Terle DON gator
meilte 9onntag nnb Montas 9e.
i6dftSbalber In Uni erem 9tdbt9en
- SRI. Nnnte &aui6er febrte
Oienstag bon ct. SameS 3uriid, mo
fte it6 be u6Smetie bel tbter S6melter,
Tral George Getn,, a%ufsebalten bate.
= @err uno 6rau Barnep 9iilsz
famp nno 9err nnb Srau 81. S.
StlleSEeim BON Qafapette Tomnihtp
perle bten bas @odeEenbe NIT greur=
BEN in Mariball.
- Trou Greb 8nuit, mclde
)fruber baS @ranb 9otel lettete, bat
oas SEE torrart bes Commercial 500
lelS eepa6.et nn6 %er6ffrsfe am
Mtttmod ibren nellen getrteb.
= 8aitor Gmil $. Cans om=
tierte. BET einer @egrabnt6, 6es am
OtenStasna6 mtttag TIT Minneapoli8
ltattfanb. 8ait., Cans febrte Mittz
mod na6mtttag na6 bier 5urid.
- @tlltbalb Metbl bon 2afapette
Eomnibip, Ser fir3lt6 auf ieiner Tarm
Nuftton btelt, beabii6ttgt, IN allerz
nd9iter j3eit auf etne 6orm in
Sa8fat9emar, Canada Iber5uitebeln.
- Gep. @. 6. @riffitb bon Mortb<
fielb nitro nd61ten Sonntagoormtts
tag, 1890 ubr, Sen @%ottesbtenlt in.
ser Congregational Stride letten. Gep.
@beeler mtrb Sic @emet1loen in Inler
unb Nrco Gil otei em Gage bebtenen.
= Trou Srrb @ommer bon ct.
Yaul, mel6e ii6 gu @ait TIM Setme
BON Grau Gleanor Mullen befanb,
reilte am Montagmor9en na6 @tnz
cinnati, Sbto, nm. benz 2eiGenbegdngz
mis- BON Brau @tlItnm Gilbert ion bet=
%5umobnen.
= SEER nrb Tran Sobn 6oper
nnb 9obn BON Snamia, Mtnn.,
itatteten an 0ie1l8tfag Serrn nr1b
Irou @onrnb &ornmaa1n bier et1en
u6 ab, unb metlten ebenfaGS
bel u9SmetIe TIM Seine bon 9errn
uno Tran 9crman s3ellmer..
- Sri. Mbelta Nabtfe febrte Conn.
tagna9 mittag na9 Morgan 5uriid,
nadoem tie 6a8 @o6enenoe BET tbren
Gltern, Germ unb 6rau 6reo 6abtfc
an Mor0 @albtngton 9trabe, oerlebt
bate. Sri. Nabtfe unterrt6tet on
ether 2ano Dtitrtft .gdule IN Der
NGbe bon Morgan.
= 0te Sri. 9arrtet Woob, Nnna
uno Gaa Mt(ion perlebten
bas Wo6enenbe als @dite BON 6ran
8 s. @trtfler 1T beren 9etm am
Moro Broaomap. Die Damen ltno
.2ebrerinnen an ben MtnneapoliS
9dulen nno 8rennbtnnen bon 6rap
6trtdler. @te famen per Nnto nod
bier unb febrten @onniagabero nod
Mtnneapolt5 5urud.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-20

gu @ermieten:-@ine fleine Gtoge
nit mobernen Disqualification III
bcm Sintergebdu0e 0es Tritfde
Blods. Nn3ufragen bet 81. S--a.
Brifi6e. Noo. 4l-4o
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-20

~ SRI. Obelia @teinfe BON
Tbtef Nioer TallS retite am Mitt=
mod nod Mo6eiter, UNI Sort an
ether &ranfenpfle9erinnen Ber<
iammlung teil5unebmen. Sri.
@teinfe per!ebte bier mebrere Gage
bel ibrer &uiine, Truu S. $. 0ubte,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-20

Gemanld)t-N aabden fir all9cmeins
!Sansorbeit. g. $. &or l76,
Stem linn, Mtinn. N0p. a.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-20

1L4.EE.aw-$O ~ y
rep urter3og fi1 Mortag ether 8linb:
Instrumentation I'M 9oretto s9oipital
9err u1,b Gran Germ. GenSft
llro Sral Charles 56eI bon @tb=
bon tpeilten am DienStag gei9dfts=
balber IN Mem Him.
Sri. Nurelia Goriter meilts let=
[te ISOLDE mebrere Iase BET tbre1
[56meiter, Trau s. q. GoSgriff uni
Tamtlie IN 9amberton gu Befu6.
Nm IL. Dftober mnrben SEER
nno Tran Nlb. Tlor bnr1 Sic M11fu1ft
|eineS T66terderS erfrent, baS linen
i'm 9oretto 5oipital seboren tpnroe.
SER. nnb Jrdu Ebeo ST. s,
6urtb unb 90bn9cn perlebten etrtgs
Sage bel geruanbten nro Trsunoen
in MorrtS, Marfbaasnnb 9panbpe. +
6rau garl Botttg BON @leepp
sGpe erbolt ii6 bon ben Golgen einer
Operation, melder lie fi6 lette 8o6e
I'M Qoretto @oipital ~unterSteben
mubte.
Qple Sarbo BON Cambria ge-
rtet NIT einem Singer tn etnen &ornz
btnber nrb CO puroe n%otDenbtg, tbm
baS perlette @lte6 lehte ISOLDE I'M
2oretto 5oipital 81 amputieren.
- Sri. Marte @ruenenfelber Der
lebte mebrere. Gage LETTER ISOLDE BET
gerpa1lbten IN MinneapoltS. gi
murbe bortBtn BON 9errn unb Gralt
George Setter BON &lobner beg1etiet,
- 9aprence Me@ugb beablidttgt,
bas Norib Nmertean College III Stone,
Stalten 5l be1nden uno bort Hbtloz
iopbie nllb Gbeologte gu ltnbter:n,
ST ret te sam gamSteg BON Stem
ODrf ab.
= Die Treunbe bon 6enrp 8ere
ST.. perOen NIT 8ergniigen oapo1'
nebme1l, bab ibm Ste Sci
Ser Moorbeeb Gnug So. tai
ubertragen morOen TT,
ST. bat lein Mmt berettS angetreten.
8erg tit eth Sobn bon Serr1l
uno Srau 9enrp S. 8erg bon bter,
- 2ettert Donnersta9na6mtta9
ianb ba8 Acknowledgements beS 5metz
,inbalbidbrtgen T0dter6en8 Srene
bon Germ unb Trau George
Noienau. bon Golgan, 81. .. bonn
bon 6rau Minnte Noienau,
)ter (tatt. Dte betriibten @ltern traz
EN- am Mittmo6 nit Dem 2et6nam
)ter etn.
- Sci Der &artenz@ s. ielli6aft, Sic
ebten Dien8tagabenb pon. benz Trar=
n Turnperetn In BEN &lubrdumen
yer Tnrnballe peranitaltet muroe, ge<
pannen 6o1senbe Hreiie:: 6rau Sen
Imann, Trau Bauline Trtti6e, Sri.
Uearp @tol3, @arl 9ccrS, Charles
8rult Sr. uno Sri. Nnn 8teberer.
So murbe. 500 an % Itl9en gelptelt
ms etn 2un9 ierptert.
- Grneft BoemmelS BON Tairf at
lat sic @becmoob 8arm, friiber i'm
Seiik BON @alter 0urbabn, III berl
1abe bon &lobner Citation fduflt6
rmorben, uno Sic Tamtlte lit bereits
1a9 bort uber9eiie0elt. Serr our
,abn n1b Tamtlte lit iett IN Manfato
tn1d1ltg, moielbit riterer al8 lanoz
pirtla9ftlt6er 2ebrer an ben bortt9en
5tabti9nlen angeltent 1T.
= @mil @ader mltrbe lebten
Mbeno bon gilbert o.
5lor ais Gbtef Stranger beS ct.
Court, s. 8. S. initalltert.
lnoere neuin(tanterte Beamte iiro:
yobn Genner, 8tee Gbief Stranger;
ller Senle, Sec. 9efr., Sen.
lmann, g6abmeilter; George 9of=
ert, BertrauenSmann fit bret Sab
C; nnb Domtntd 9adcnp, SpreGer.
= Tran Sobn Memmele BON 9leez
~ @pe, .nel9e BET Der bortigen groben
Joloenen SubtldumSz Setter letten
Wonat Berlekunsen erlitt, >Dur0e am
In ETH bteitge8 9oipi.al
no cine Noentsenitrablcnz
inter n1ung an ibr oorsenom tnet1
purbe. ste murbe bann na6 ct.
eebradt, no tic fi6 nun IN
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yrauer1 fir @abnerrupfen 81
uninidet. Mn5ufragen' bel str
BrpS. Mo0. 5ofE
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Gum @erfanf pber gu @ermieten--.
Tarm, 500 9lder 9ano. Nn3u&
lragcn, BET Wlartin WiftOl. I
aop. AZ.
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gu @erfaufen-gferb gu perfalle
fen. N1tSnfragen BET Der Ne1p
Him @tone .@ompanp, Telepbo11e
2O9. obD. az.
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Germieten.-9eil zines 9auies,
entbalteno 4 Btmmer uno Riide,
2i6t nno Mai{sr. Sn Der NfQbe'
Der @odi6nle. gu %erirage1l:
Gtatc Banf. obp42.
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Die J3nfnnff tie9t Dor Sbz
1lel1. Ma6en 5te fe /. gu ether
li6eren nnb bein6en Stc baS Mnns
fato @ommereml College, Manfato,
.Minn. 96retben @ie mc9en Raz
.talog. abD. AZ.
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&oitenlps-9abner NdH fDnz
men sic f~pitenlp8 bel stDrf
8rDs. 1aben. Gelepbpn 1876.
N6p. a. =