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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-20
C. C. Ell. s. ITEMS.

Herman Casey has been absent
from school on account of sickness.
The Agricultural Club is having
try-outs for the stock-judging team
for the Boys Vocational Congress.
The basketball game between Bel
grade and Gallatin high schools re-
suited in a victory for the latter.
The final score was 25 to 10. The
gam ewas Galatians from the start,
although the Belgrade boys showed
real fight. The guarding of Breed
on and aCptain Mitchell kept Belgrade
from within striking distance of the
hoop
Mr.. Gibson was unable to teach his
classes Wednesday afternoon on &C
count of illness. Mrs. Gibson substi-
tuted for him.
Chritmas will be observed by suit
able programs in certain classes of
G. G. Ell. S. during the week before
Christmas.
Gallatin has been invited to the in
vitational tournament at Helena,
which will be held some time in Jan
uary.
nj. r.. Wilson, q prominent lawyer
Of Bozeman, gave a talk on the gov.
eminent Of the United States at tht
assembly last Wednesday.
Wallace Keown 8 Ill with pneusno,
MIA.
Charles Anderson has been appoint
ed basketball manager, to fiji the %
sition left vacant by Ralph McAul
lens resignation.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-20
MRS KRAUSE CALLED
q

Mrs. Sarah T. Krause died Monday
afternoon at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ora X. Sabin, after an ill
ness of several months. Funeral
services were held at the West chapel
Tuesday afternoon, Rev. H. G..
Klemme, of the First Presbyterian
church, officiating. Interment was in
the Bozeman cemetery. Mrs. Krause
acme to Bohemian about three years
ago to make her home with her
daughter, enjoying good health up to
the time of her fatal illness. She is
survived by five daughters and one
son, and there are a large number OF
grandchildren, also one sister n two
brothers. The children are Mrs. Ora
Sabin. of Bozeman; Mrs. Ernest Ush-
er, or Hemit, Calf; Mrs. Jennie L.
Bailey, of Ida Grove, Iowa; Mrs.
Frank Shepherd, of Huron, S. D.;
Mrs. Earl Lemmer, of Moiese, Mont;
Clarence D. Krause, of Bozeman.T The
sisters and brothers are L. L. Tenney,
of Cherokee, Iowa; s. M. Tenney, OF
Tampa, Fla, and Miss Marie J. Ten
ney, of Los Angeles, Calf.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-20
ID. A. r. MEETING.

Members of the Mount Hyalite
chapter, d. A. R., held their Deem
Der meeting at the home of Mrs. O.
A. Lynn, at which there was a great
amount of work done and a most in
teresting program offered. A most
interesting paper was given by Mrs.
Doane, giving a brief history of SAGA
jawea, written by Mrs. j. A. Owen.
A short history of the building of the
capitol at Washington, D. c., was
given by Mrs. E. Brook Martin, that
proved to be most interesting ami
instructive. A nominating committee
consisting of Mrs. Walter Davis, Mrs.
E. Brook Martin and Mrs. c. E. Slime
was appointed.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-20
HOLIDAY

Holiday excursion rates of one and
one-half fare will apply between
points on the c., NJ. & St P. in Mon
tana and west where one-way fare is
$50 or less, tickets to be sold Decem-
Der %, %, "a, 25, 90, 80, 81, and Jan
uary l. Return limit, all tickets,
January 3. Minimum fare 81.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-20
CONSIDER NEW HIGHWAY.

The members of the Gallatin board
of county commissioners made a trip
to Three Forks last Monday to SON.
suit with Officials of the Milwaukee
railroad relative to construction of a
highway to parallel the right of way
through a part of Sixteen-Mile can
yon. The farmers and stockmen of
this district have urged a road be
constructed for their use, and it is
expected this will be done as soon a.
spring opens up.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-20
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HAPPY DAY CLUB MEETING.

Members of the Happy Day Club of
Bridger Canyon met at the home of
Mrs Ole Oma last Wednesday and
spent the day with social amusements
and making fancywork. At noon an
excellent dinner was served, the ladies
having brought their baskets of eat
ables with them. At the business ses
sion held after dinner it wa decided
the club would sell homemade pies
and candy at the church at the time
the Farm Bureau gaze a motion pic
ture show. The members also planned
q Christmas treat for the children,
and a program to be held in the
chruch on the evening of December
p. The next meeting Of the club
will be held at the home Of Mrs. II.
G. Gallup, on December n, ut which
time the men of the district viii be
invited as guests. There will be .
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-20
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B. r. Burch was a business visitor
at Helena the first of the week.
Mrs. j. ]. Romine, of Manhattan,
was in Bozeman Monday making
Christmas purchases.
Miss Hazel Huffine was taken to
the Deaconess Hospital the first of
the week to receive medical attention.
G. c. Conser, senator-elect of Fallou
county, was in Bozeman Monday and
Tuesday attending q meeting of the
state agricultural advisory board.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Loyett Westlake last Sunday.
The young lady hasa beer named Lu-
Gle Vivian.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Lewis, of
Manhattan, were in Bozeman last
Monday, shopping and attending to
matters of business.
III. E. Richard, local agent for the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company, made a business trip to
Henela last Sunday.
J. F. Preston left for Los Angeles
Calf, on Tuesday evening having
been called there by the sudden death
of his father.
Fred Henderson, of Butte IS in
Bozeman adjusting the losses for
Those who carried insurance and suf-
fered losses by the Friday fire.
Harry B. Mitchell, of Great Falls,
was in Bozeman the first of the week
attending the meeting held at the
Montana State College.
Wallace Keown, who has been con-
fined to his home for a few days with
a severe cold, is reported to be i'm.
proving and will soon return to his
studies at high schoo1.
Mrs. 7. M. Young, of Trident, whC
has spent the past two months visit
ing her mother, Mrs. S. Gabriel, il
Boezman, returned to her home tn
first of the week.
w. c. Lynes, manager of the Nc
Cracker store of this CITY, was Gale,
to Livingston last Thursday by tn
serious illness of his father, VIII
died on Monday morning of this week
In a letter to friends in Bozemar
Miss Mamie Turley states that he
1AcN%A PaoOCA away bANG l1ob VI I'll
week. Miss Turley was called t
Minneapolis, Mimi, about a mont
ago when her sister first became il
D. H. Budd left for Helena Wed
nesday evening to be present at tn
opening of bids for plumbing work {
be done at the Home for the Feeble
Minded at Boulder. The ID. II. Bud
Company is bidding on the work.
Chester c. Davis, commissioner {
agriculture for Montana, was in tn
city attending the meeting of til
state agricultural advisory board La
Monday and Tuesday. He returne
to Helena on Wednesday.
Mrs. Raymond Lewis ~entertaine
Monday afternoon at a bridge luncl
con in honor of Miss Mildred Bart
who will be married this month.
delicious luncheon was served, aft
which bridge occupied the time of II
guests for the afternoon.
A fireside party was given last Su
day evening by Mrs. w. r. Plew al
the girls of the Chi Omega frate
nifty in honor of Miss Mildred Bar
to be a December bride, and Mrs.
B. Sumner, who will o leave to ic
her husband at Manhattan, KansI
During the evening Miss Bartz W
presented with a number of useful a
beautiful gifts.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-20

A happy observation of her birth
day was enjoyed last Thursday by
Mrs. E. Frazier, when a large num-
Der of her friends and relatives called
at her home to extend congratulations
and presented her with many gifts.
A delicious birthday cake vas pre-
scented by her daughter, Mrs. Emma
Dunphy, which was shared with the
guests.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-20
JAMES BURIED.

Funeral services were held last
Thursday for James ID. Cummings
at the West funeral chapel, Rev. r.
w. Orr, of the Presbyterian church,
officiating. A large number of friends
attended the funeral, from Belgrade
and this city. The remains were bur-
led in the Bozeraan cemetery.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-20
APPOINTS DEPUTIES.

Mr.. James Smith, sheriff-elect of
Gallatin county, has appointed Pierce
Elmore as deputy sheriff at Three
Forks, and r. r. Boyd, depty sheriff
at Logan. Both are well known resi-
dents of the county. Mr.. Elmore has
been farming in the northern part of
the county for several years and is
highly recommended for the position.
Mr.. Boyd is an e~x-service man who
has been farming near Logan since
returning from the war. He is a man
of high standing in his community
and is considered a valuable man for
:the position of deputy sheriff.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-20

HANDKERCHIEFS-of cambria, linen and silk; plain white
and colors; borders hemstitched and plain hens, 1Oc to s15O.
An excellent assortment of hand drawn pongee handker-
chiefs in mems sizes-75c to $1.75.
BELTS-We show the HICKOK line of separate buckles
and belts; the buckles are in initial and plain and inlaid
sterling tops at 75c to $500. Belts at 75c to SITS.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-20

WANT local salespe0ple
for new and surprising
household article. Large
immediate profits - per-
manent position. If you
can represent me exclu-
siyely, | viii make you an
offer never before made
to salespeOple. Write at
once for complete partic-
ulars. Tell me all about
yourself. | want some
one who is not afraid Of
work for big CASH re-
turns.
EARLE nj. SELFRIDGE
SCI Atlantic Avenue
Boston 9, Mass.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-20

Boudoir Slippers
Women's genuine Kreep-a-wa wool felts in coIors of rose,
orchid, navy, purple, wisteria, red, etc.
Prices-sl.45, $1.65, SITS, $500. 1925, $3.50, SITS
QUILTED SATIN SLIPPERS
Cushion sole, in colors of rose, American Beauty, black
and Copenhagen, $2.95.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-20

Christmas tree and a short program
given at the meeting.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-20

MUFFLERS-of silk and soft finish wool, in long
shapes; many of these belts are in special holiday
$1.00 to $3.50.
MEMS JEWELRY-Cuff buttons for soft or stiff
soc to $500.
TIE PINS-5Oc to $3.50; TIE CLASPS-25c to 75c.
KUM-A-PART CUFF BUTTONS-5Oc, 75c and ST.
GIFT BOXES FOR THOSE WHO WISH.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-20
Gifts for Mother

are many things that viii please mother, but
let us suggest that perhaps something practical will please
her.
Boudoir Slippers Blouse-Bath Robe-Kimono-Coat
-Furs-Silk Covered Observation-Disclosures Rug
Bath Towels-Luncheon Cloths with Napkins to match
A Purse-Hand Bag-Hose-a cut of Silk for a dress
or walst-Toilet Water-a bottle of Perfumery-Linen
Handkerchiefs-Etc.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-12-20
Gifts for Father

Father, like mother, will also appreciate something
practical and you will make no mistake in giving
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for driving - Brushed
Scarfs@ Box of Collars Bath Robee new Shirt
. Fur Cap-Fur Overcoat Collar ackinaw-Hou
Shoes-Etc.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-03
&ieme,t mmh gltegrm upr Ge.
rtd)t+
SON @rnit Mrmin.

SSn uralten 8olfsbrduben mur5elt
sic Anibauung, sic in oen Sabr.
bun0erten oes Mittelalters beitimm-
te iuriltii6e uno fir6enredtli6e
Ior1nen annabm; oaB &iere fir oen
59aoen, ben lie Den Menihen gu
fugten, perantmortli6 leien. ur>
iprunglih bielt ia Der Menid Die
gan5e Matur fir beieelt uno nabm
o6ne meitereS an, oaB @e0anfen
uno Mbli9ten gutter unO b0ier Art,
genau mie iie in ieinem @eiite Dor
banben lino, aub in alien an0eren
2ebemeierL ia ielblt in lebloien Sc
genltdnoen gu finoen ieier. 8ie
Der @uno ein ii@ bemegenoes $50
pier anbel1t, 10 glaubt aub Der Na-
turmenlb, oaB aqes, mas i'm nm-
gibt, NIT einem @eilte beieelt lei,
Der ibm ibaoen tonne uno Ser IN
man9en 5auen oieie Mbli6t aus
fibre. Mls 3erres onrb einer
Sturm berbinbert mur6e, fem Seer
10 1hneu uber SEN 8osporuS gu
ieBen, mie er gemunidt bette, lieB
er 6aS boie Meer nit Setter petit
i9en. nno mie oas &ino, 6as li&
an einen Gid geitoBen bat, Den
b0ien Gii9 ihlagt, I'M ibn gu itra-
fen, 10 fin0en mir biz melt in Die
gel@i@tli9e 3eit binein sic Meni6-
beit in ser 8orltellung befangen,
6oB oie Eiere ie6e nnannebmlih~
felt, sic 1ie Dem Meni den 5ufiigen,
aus Bosbeit ooer unbemnBter Mb<
lidt periibt bitten. Mlio mubten
iie 6afur beitraft merben. &onie-
quentermeiie fat man Tie Damn, lie
nod ser Natur bes Jales, por Ben
3ipil- o6er Sbarfribter ODER Dor
oas &ir9engeribt geitent.
IS lag in Ser Natur ser 5abe,
oab man 5ipilredtlib init 8orliebe
gegeu iol9e Siere porging, beren
man, batten lie cine untat perii6t,
mirflib babbaft meroen, fonnte: aliu
etma gegen 5hapetne ober anoere
@austiere. Strafredtlib 6agegetl
uno nod baufiger ourb oas Wfit-
tel firhliber Strafanorobnngen.
11amentlib oura Dos Der Grfom.
munitation, iudte man lolde 8iere
gu belangen; Die it'd idtperer fallen
lalien: 8. g. Staten, Sliegen uno
Maifdfer. Sbnen fat man alsoann
cine in auen 5ormen &ehtenS OBJ
gefaBte 8orlaou1tg Dor oas @erihi
porgeleien, fat ibnen bon oieiem
5ur gertei0igung einen Sa9malter
belteut - mie man ia ielblt bel
Hro3elien gegen Ben Senfel eine1l
vabpocatus oiaboli" gu ernennerI
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-03

genepm!S1en nap tur5er yror1e-
rung BEN Mntrag, Sen 5lieger ein
ausge6ebntes @runoltid fir ibren
aueinigen @ebraud gu ubermeiie en-
Die 8iirger ser 5taot bebielten lid
nar 6as~ Medt Dor, 6ieies @runo.
ltid gu iiberf6retten, perpfli6teten
li@ ieooh, ben 5liegen auf 6ielem
ibrem @igentum ni6ts 80ies at15u-
tun. SSn oem Mntrage mur6e ous-
orudli9 betont; oaB 6as @runo-
itiid oen 5liegen fir emige 3ei.
ten iibertragen mer6en ioute. Man
6offte augemein, 6aB ite 6ieien 8or-
idhg. 5u idaben miiien miir6en.
Snoei1en batten li9 sic Sliegen-.
anmdlte, sic es nit ibrer Sa@e iebr
ernlt nabmen, an 6em Morgen Die
les Cages gu elmer 8eiidtigung oes
@runoitides begeben, 6as man Sen
6liegen als @igentum anbot. SeBt
febrten lie 6abin 5uriid ~ UNI Set.
idarflten 8roteit I'M Snterelie ibren
&lienten ein5ulegen, % Dos @rnno,
ltiid troden uno unfrudtbar iei.
Der Mnmalt 6agegen, Ser sen 8ur.
germeiiter ser staot ct. Sulien per-
trat, b%ebauptete, 0aB auf oielem
@rl1noitiid fleine 8dume uno Bit
l9e obne 3abl miibien> 6aB es alto
iir Sen Mufentbalt Ser Sliegen gar5
auberor0entlih geeignet lei. Die
Ridter muBten 6ober, 90 ii9 sic
8ebauptungen Ser beioen &arteien
i6roff mioerlpraden, Ben Sermin
uertagen uno cine Drtsbeiidtiguns
pornebmen, fir Sic Der oamals nidbt
geringe 8etrag BON orei @uloen in
&ebnung geitellt mur0e. l1no nun
- miiien mir leioer ni6ts mebr
uber SEN tnterellanten 5liegenpro-
5eB, 90 in ben Mrhipen bon st.
Sulien uber ietnen Gortgung nno
ieinen 5hluB nidts s3u fpaoen If
Na5uIebr beeilt baben lid oie SSn'
riiten a11h oa11als offenbar niht.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-03

ne bat> 0aB Sic Weoesmeilern nit
10 bumm mar, iib ibre Saar babbe
81 laiie I'M oaB Die 2t55ie Die etn-
5ige tpar,- mo- en- Subj aus it@ ge-
maGt fat, 90 bat ie li@ gearger1,
6aB lie puttinier grien uno gelb ge-
moroe is. sc bat it9 gar nit bel
Sic @eoesmeilern blide laiie. Sff
&obrS ben i6 nidS Drum getpue;
i9 lin rltbig meiter in ben @ebeS-
peiler fem Gi6eunt gange %unosauf
en- i@0ne Mbeno ben id geiebn, mie
Die 8eoestpeilern in oen Sal1bn
fonnme is I'M, 6enfe sc rur email
an: S@ubr genug 'bat lie ft6 lire
Saar au9 babbe laIiel I'm Se ma
de ii6 gar fem 8egriff uie iG0n ie
gegndt bat!
yen @eoesmeller ietne Alte is ia
art9 i6on lang aus ben Sbne1oer,
apmer ie is gar nit piel alter alS
mie Die 2i55ie. Ser Differen5
fommt n1r 0apon fer, bob Die @e-
oesmeilern e o%ifferente 96ebp bat,
mie Die 2t55ie. sc fat mebr 2einS
wie Die &i55ie, neil bel meine <e
aQeS @bebp Is I'M 6as ma@t en-
groBe Sbie0unter. Sd lin 5u Sen
@eoesweiler gauge I'M fen i'm ge-
fragt, mer 0as 59iden par1 be-
tabs i'd lin idubr getpeie, bob i'm
6as gettdelt bat. @r bat aud merit
li@ ipmer iein gan5es 5eDs gez
ibmeilt uno bel 0ie @dstenlden
BON fem SETS is es iomm Sbmeil
ge1peie. ST bat glei@ feline Mlte
berbeigerufe I'M bat iie per5ablt;
mas i9 geiagt ZEN I'm oas bat lie
audi gut fnble mabe. sc bat geiagt,
oie &l55ie lout nur nit oenfe, 0aB
tie ALIENS it9 10 i60n mQ6e fann
I'M gu Die Njmarf bat ser 8e0eS-
meiler aub nod e .paar moblmol=
lenoe @orte 3ugepiebbt I'm ib fen
geiagt: ~@eoesmeiler, miuit ou
midi en- groBe 5ebmer oubn2"
uSbubr Sing" bot ct geiagt, atp-
per mad eS nur gna0ig, btefabS
i9 ben nit bel faihes @elo an
&ano. @iiie Sc, er bat geoenft. i6
mout e 2obn made.
Mues mas i9 gemoQt ben, mar,
ga Der email gu Die 2i55ie gebn
Jolt LII tie audi e paar freunoli6e
Worte iage iont. 8enn es ii6 UNI
Bua banoele oubt, bat er geiagt.
Damn jim tb 90; ib mid glei9 bin
geDn I'M men1 ou 0a5u fiblt,
tannit -0u mitfomme. Sd ltn oo@
1eugierig getpeie, mas er iage oebt
un % lin ia nit. 8ie mer tnS
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-03

Yuus lor1I1e I'm, % Is DIE 1885,
grao aus oie&itihen fomme UNI 6ente
Sc email, ie bat an unS porbei gebn
noble, mitaus e @ort gu iage. Ser
@e0esmeiler fat Ie atptDer geltappt
I'M .bat geiagt: .Sau on iub gett
sat @eb? gu brau6lt nit 10 pratt
gu fem, 6aB 6u ieBt forge Saar
mebre outfit, meme Mlte bat lie ii4
arb babbe laiie." Da bat ie ap-
mer Die Muge aufgeriiie! Sebs,
fat Ser 8e0esmeiler geiagt, ieine
Alte batt i'm 5ueri9 geprammibt,
oab ie nit SEN Steil mitma9e Debt;
mie lie ammer gelebn batt, mi groB-
artig III gutgudig Die 2i55ie aus
iebn 6ebt, "a batt ie geiagt, ie poQt
ii9 nit BON lie biete laile; I'm %
MIR ie bingange I'M batt lib audi
operiere laiie.
@ea, Ell ten iub, mie Die 2i55ie oas
gebort bat, 90 uar ie gang ttptper
gludli6. sc bat Sen @e6esmeiler
glei9 aus meme 8attel en- S9att 5n
0rinfe getpme I'M bat geiagt, men1r
er en- Appeteit gu en- aiB batte>
Damn NOR tie miqingS. Ser We-
oesmeiler iagt amtper, in e paar
Minnits NOR fem Ginner reooig I'M
CT molt iid nit Sen Mppeteit iperle.
90 zen i'd geiagt: u&omm Der
2i55ie I'M geb midi Ell &iB, an mei1
Gppeteit Is nids mebr gu peroerme.
Mmper aus SEN &iB is nids ges
moroe. Gie 2i35ie bot ii6 in leB
oenn no Ieim e anneres 3reB an
ge5oge, ems no en- gang forge
5dfort bat, lie bat ih0ne S6lip-
perl9 ange5oge I'M Ell ten iub, ie bat
drig neis gegudt. 8enn SIR nod
e Minnit tparte molt, Damn gebn i4
nit eu9 al Sic 8eoesmeilern; i@
fam es fai@t nit mebr itenoe, bis
id geiebn BEN mie ie ausgude
orbt."
M1er i'm Damn al5uiamme in 8e-
0espeileri9 @auS gauge Uni Die
5mei 8ummens ben ii6 begrieBt,.
als Oh ie ii9 in 5ebn Sabre nit
mebr geiebn bate; lie ben 1ib iogar
geflbt, mo- i6 ammer gar fein Sen5
Orin iebn farn. @en in leB oenn
no geim mar Sic alte Sreunoidaft
miooer bergeltent I'M mie oie 8eoes<
meilern Ole Mobi6en gema9t bat,
DaB u11iere gauge Samild nit use
oesmeilerid Ginner nemme lolt, %
IS le glei6. einperltanoe gctpeie. sc
is MIR nod email ibnea beimgelaufe
I'm bat oas gIle pom Sfe megge-
nomn1e I'M bat e Scott an oie &ios
gei6ritpme, mo ie on en- prammf-
1ente 8IaB bingelegt fat. Nuf oie
Scott fat geitanne: Mir eiie beut BET
@eoesmeileri9 I'm i'd min, oab ibr
al fomme iollt, 10 i9neQ mie Sbr
@uere SanbS In eure S9nltte iau-
per gemaide babt. 8ergeBt audi
feiner, e &dnferi@iff ein5uitede. bic
fabs sic S6nuffelerei tann i6 nit
1tenbe. S@ fann nit anneri9ter
1eigele, oaB mer en- iebr i@0ne Dag
gebam ZEN uno ib moDt iebt emal
SEN iebn 100 nod flebme min, 6aB
i9 e Min6pieb fin, tuomit td per-
bleime Shine Sbrn lieper
@bilipp 5auerampfer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-03
@ie Bidder nreitamriert" tperoen.

Sic Mrbeit Der @eitauratoren bot
Budern lit peit tpeniger befanrt,
als 6ie Der 8iloerreltauratoren, nno
0od peroient iie oie groBte, 8ead-
tung. @ie I'M v8udbanoler-Bor-
lenblatt" auSgefubrt miro, fommen
natiirli@ nur b%eionoerS mertpole
u11o ieltene @erte in Betradt, alio
olte Orude aus benz 16.-18. Sabr.
buroert. @idtig lit Dor auem Die
G%ntfernung oes 5todfleds, oas ge-
5diebt our9 8ebanolung nit iber-
manganiaurem &ali. Da6ur6 per-
DEN sic 6lede entfernt, oas 8latt
aber befommt cine braune 5onung.
sic ourb cine iebr i6ua6e 2oiung
BON 59mefellaure in oaS nripring-
Iide 8eiB perpanoelt meroen muB.
Dann meroen Die Wlatter nit Ell.
mem oiinnen 2eim %bearbeitet, ser it,
men 5tarfe uno 9auerbaftigfeit per-
leibt, uro Damn meroen Ole 10 beban-
oelten 5eiten auf BEN @eiamtton
ser 8udbldtter abgeltimmt, 10 oaB
man sic reltaurierte Seite bon Der
uripriingli6en nibt unterideioen
fann. 3erriiiene 8latter, beibaoig.
te Mqnber, 2oder f0nnen nur nit
8ubilfenabme neuen 8apiers gebeiH
peroen. ga muB Damn oafIr ge-
iorgt meroen, oaB Dos neue 8apier
init Sem alten genalt iibereinitimmt,
nidt nl1r in 5orm IL. Barbe, ionoern
aud i'm @aiier5ei6en.
Ser 8u6reltaurator mub olio ei'
ne gan5e 5ammlung otter 8apiere
bejiben. Giro Bubitabe1 ooer Set
lie BON Suuitrationen beiddoigt, 10
muB oas 6eblenoe init Sinte uno
Sober 11adge5ogen peroen. Die
| Mufgabe oes &eitaurators beItebt
nidt onrin, eincm alien @nb Elm
neues Anieben gu geben, ionoern
es moglidit genau in ieiner Srigi.
nalform au erbalten uno Dor meite-
rem 8erfaI gu i6uBen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-03
y vtcn1u, muB oe1re Aieb

y vtcn1p, muB oe1ne &iebe
ietn!"
lnb als Damn Maria-allein einiebte,
- gan5 leiie, fait nur mie Elm 9nud)
tam es uber lire 9ippen:
r8erflet6et gebt Elm gngel Der, uno
traumt bon 5eligfeit I'M Sterben
- bon 5eligfeit - int Ster.
So fhlug ser blinoe Mann sic @aa,
De BORIS @eiidt, uno fem &0rper
1duttelte IiG in lautloiem 59ludr
gen.
Hl0bli9 bra6 ser @eiang ab. 9te
8eranoatir NOR fraten0 nufgeflo-
gen, bon einem beftigen @in0ItpB
gepadt, 8latter unD Staub flogen
melt ins 3imn1er. @olfgang erbob
iib, I'm ite gu idlieBen, b1ieb ober
nod iteben, Sen Eurgriff in ser
@an6, un6 iagte iiber Sic 5bultern
meg at oen bei0en am '6liigel bin-
iber:
ugs miro Sodmaiier geben bout
nadt. SA min 6o6 5uieben, Oh oaS
Boot gut feltgema6t it,"
@eorg ipran9 auf.
rMber bite, iou ib ni9t lieber -
gum min6eiten LAB MIDI mitgeben -
es miro ia ld)on ounfel - -"
@oIigang quote u%nge6uloig sic
M6ieln.
nDie 9unfelbeit it0rt midi ia
ni9t. nno ib CLAUDE, i6, fin0e mild
inn Sinitern better in meinem Gar,
ten 3ure6t als 6u."
Maria tpinfte @eorg o%bpebrerO
at, ser etmas ertpioern moIte.
v2aIien sic i'm - er lit ia ges
ra6e IN oieier 8e8iebung 10 entp-
finoIid." -
@olfgmg mar idon 6rauBen i'm
@arten. Sbne gu 50gerr1, ii@er uie
Elm 5eben6er, gtng er our6 5turm
11nb floti6en0en &egen na9 SEM
2an6ungsplaB, taltete ii6 in 6aS
8oot uro I05te Die Settle.
v5eligfeit - 9eligfeit - i'm
Sterben -" fliiiterte er leiie BOT
ft6 bin
@enige Gage ipdter trieb Elm lee
res &anu, bon @emitterboen ge-
peitidt, ourd Sen &anal Ser Mube1-
after gu. Son ieinem 5tern leld.
tete M @ol0bu9itaben Ser Na1ne
~Maria". ) S
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-03
0ttrnrr 9d5rtittbrtft ht4
pbttipp 9amerantpter.
24B.
Mein lieber Serr Meoaftionar:-
g. @ltr1rren ha]

e Wnn11nen bat
6as Rriffeleti@
aue balpe @tuno
Meino, gu
tidebni@e I'M for
Ben &ie1en meib 10
e gutmietiges @daf
bon Ell Wtann au9
niemals nit, mo er
bran ,is. @ie sic
2t55ie, tDas me1ne
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