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The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-24
WARNS AGAINST TREES
INFECTED WITH CANKEF

PANAMA CITY, Fla, Dec. "a
CSpeciaD.-To all growers or pros
pective planters Of Satsuma orange
in West Florida. County Agent 4
r. Wilmington Of this place has is
sued a warning against the purchas
Of trees that might be infected wit.
citrus canker or Japanese campho.
scale. He sSCs because OF the gTeaI
demand andsIhe limited supply q
trees this season many prospective
planters who feel that they can nd
wait one or two years for trees ar
desirous OF bringing stock from Ala
bama or some other state into Flor
ida.
This should not be done as perI
sons bringing in citrus are likely q
bring in canlSer and other diseases
Florida state laws prohibit the trans
portation Of citrus unless II is accom-
panied by an inspection tag from tn
State Pant Board and they will no
allow trees TO be imported from othe
states under any circumstances.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-24
'hirty Days for
Contempt Court

Thirty DAYS in the county Jail was
% sentence imposed on Perry Mo-
lair and Walter Whittle, two white
ss. who We're arraigned before
Has Jones' in the Court Of Record
:dav They were charged with
.s,empt Of court.
An Injunction had been issued re-
r2ng them from trespassing on
he Haars estate. They are said to
'e went on the property to set
.-.i and the arrest followed.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-24
COR poos MIXEp.

Offi.a of the Naval Station thought
he nal found his lost police dog Fri
day when a dog answering the de-
scrtrtion Of the missing one was
brought in by Officer Humphries. The
cog proved TO lie the property Of an
other naval officer and Lieut.. Farrell
returned il 10 Ia, 0Nner.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-24
Funeral Service
Mrs. Betty Bush

Funeral services for Mrs. Betty
Bush were held yesterday morning at
10 O'Clock from the Robinson Funeral
Home at "a West Chase street. In
terment was in the Warrington ceme-
tory. Rev. Hendree Harrison con-
Quoted services.
Remains arrived Friday night from
Jackson, Louisiana. The deceased
was a former resident of Warrington
and had many friends here.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-24
ARREST
IN LOUISIANA
KIDNAPPING
One Man Jailed on
Murder Charge; Be-
lieved Forerunner
of Many Others
(Bv Associated Pressl

BASTROP, La, Dec. 23.-
A former Morehouse parish
deputy T. J. Burnett, of Spy
ker, La, was arrested late to-!
day by order of Attorney
General A. V. Coco and placed
in the parish Jail here chargI
ed with murder in connection
with the death of two men
who the authorities charge
were the victims of white
robed and masked men who
kidnapped five on the BastI
rop-Mer Rouge road last Au3
gust.
Machine guns We're mounted on the
Jail this afternoon.
Those arrested will face the open
hearings ordered today by the attor2
ney general to begin in the parish
court house on Jan. under guard ol
state troops.
Inc MONROE ndllOudt Qalus Oh NuIs
at Mer Rouge in connection with this
efforts to locate the bodies Of Wat
Daniels and Thomas Richards, al
legged victims of the mob, folding theiS
tents this afternoon and are en- rout5
here to join the New Orleans machint
gun company and the Alexandria in
fantry company tented on the cour
house and jail square.
An inquest was conducted behinf
closed doors at 8fer Rouge this afterH
noon over the bodies cast up BY LAX
Lafourche Yesterday after unidentii
fed dynamiters had made an effor
to remove them from their waters
grave Of four months. The finding
at the inquest were not announced
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-24
Personally of Irish Leaders in TOilsOme Con-
ferences Before Signing of Treaty De-
picted By Former Premier
SOME OF THE LIGHTNING PORTRAITS
FROM LLOYD GEORGES PEN.

parliamentary gladiator
o
figure with Of
a
es er
no
and count
a
kindly refined and intellectual whose calm courteous
crucial r negotiations played sinister
mo British statesman
land outside
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-24
Dinner
For Jail Inmates

'.aners at the county Jail will en-
a sImptuous Christmas dinner.
"e mauH As announced by Sheriff
'~ Enis, will include roast pork
"5 sweet potatoes, a tempting dish
.' any man. brown gravy. rice. bread
I'd oi,ee. This list OF "eats" will
9'ass cause inmates of the Jail to
%. their lodging house and rejoice
..5 the ,osJ Of the world on Christ
.as
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-24
Moss Secretary of
Tennis Association
lRv Associated Preasl

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Edward
Moss. or ten years sporting editor
the Associated Press. has been al
pointed executive secretary Of Il
United States Lawn Tennis associI
ton TO succeed Paul B. williams, WI
resigned 70 become editor OF the Utii
Daily Press.
The appointment was announce
today at a meeting Of newspaperul
at the Bankers club by Julian s. 81
rick. president OF the association.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-24
TWO ENSIGNS SENT
TO. SCOUTING FLEET

Ensigns Charles A. Collins and Will
liam II. Buracker have been detached
from duty al the naval air station and
VIII report to the commander OF Air
craft Squadronz. Scouting Flsst, for
duty.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-24
By RIGHT HONORABLE DAVID LLOYD GEORGE,
O. M M
(Former British Premierl
(Former British Premer)
Copyright, 1922, by United States Syndicate.
Copyright in Great Britain by London Chronicle.
Copyright in Australasia by Australian Association.
Exclusive World Rights Held by United Syndicate

o. n
LONDON, Dec. 23.-When a few days ago I was half
way through speech delivered in the House of Commons
the land SYSTEM the faithful Commons summoned IN
the consead by centuries of tradition the bar
of the House of Lords to hear the Royal the bill
the Constitution of the Irish Free States
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-24
WILL SEARCH FOR
DEAD FLYERS PLANE
lEv Associated Pressl

tEy Associated Press)
VH,ANpD, Dec. 2$.-BelicVing that
Z. ao4r " the United States army
a.er f0at in the woods near Rock
@0s5 ursday was that OF an
.'.or ".a fell with his plane, and
.@' pe the plane can be found,
SON. "' .Ience to show how the
-' M" his death, the sheriff is
.5.a.|- (. rake a company Of tweu-
''|a 3. ID the swamp tomorrow
"f.' a. saugch.
TALLAHASSEE PLAYER LOSES.
,'O "- WILLIE, Dec. 23.- Miss
,, w, thirteen years old, Of
.'. '7. a" eliminated Miss Rita
.''", Tallahassee, for four
.'.' .. ISIS singles champion Of
.. Florida Public Courts
5 .-nsb,p tournament now
''N a.9e.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-24
Help 1!

'.'7 rs a broad statement
..' ~ytbing in the way Of
%. t most emphatis state
... jnt it's lived up to
d. .n the Wants.
~.sa II tAese days when com
r''S'. ".-teys are scarce. you
80, a. a" kinds Of good work.
g. domestic servants.
h.. - (hlse skilled in every
A., ."1For, through Want
a. ..s arc efficient and
Call 1900
~" Tar Want Ad Department.
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-24

Full night and day leased wire re-
ports of Associated Press, Newspa-
per Enterprise Association and other
unrivaled features. Il
The Pensacola journal., 1922-12-24

.... ...! Men, Women and Children read.
=, .... For a Bigger and Better Pen
y. ,.~a .5.crated Amerlcanism: a Square
,. 81. r.anh Discussion OF the Problems
49,. Without Partially.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-09-21

DE- HOWL P--Ecrsas zz-.5.=5
- Lna Ell EAl N-sSE E-1
-=-E- CLASSES FITTED
Ban E1EC- 7 aEr
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-09-21
N The LINDEN OF
LONG AGO
TWENTY YEARS AGO
~sszH- Is 1st9

Ar-z1E t-'o1hs-s hEFa purchased
Z -castrE 1Eet1s Al a.
away Il wC6
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- Z 1-E-s.1lsa t.s.s--a IL c9L1-E
q -lssj.l-=s tC- Ia --zvlsEs
>. consuming IL a-sz--3t III
uva- 80 ssl1Ty --.E1s 1-aE III
5ET TIE MARTHA Fa--1E4=-
--t. 5ET SlE1s DATA E--
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Argus E1E1E x spa-G-g .sw
1svs Il -EeaEE
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2. r.. an5 Mrs ? 4 ElE-Es
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C-adaS
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-09-21

! s,5sz-ss. Cans La, .,al3 asaas 4rs szn
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-09-21
AN EDITOR AT OLYMPIA

Down II California Fris15 X Richardson
oswsysay,e--az-- L2S oae- nominated -o- CIV
s--o- Is the direct result q The e-to-1s u --4
county newspapers u .he S-a-e- Washington
res so-ne exceptionally capable editors w+0 have
1As ability u give tie e0-lr.o-lM wealth so1-14r
business administration than : rs !e- enjoyed
Ms- suet Is Bob Mo--go-osT-7 Il F-yz-lup. Grant
A1g3s q: Shelton Chaplin Foster = Gra-dvisW.
Cl-= AaE-o- u E--5-StG-g. Z = Wheeler q
Wa1tS5.lrg. 0zro WOODY q 0.za-oga- 7 = H.
zzl.ine d: South Bend i 2 Gar1-4- u Aa-1e-
w5es and g 601e1 others could -7-'6ar rsal ser
v5es IL Washington
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-09-21
TO AID THE FARMERS

Although the farmer gels maximum, q
s6-T5ce -~o- the state am c0l1-1 Agricultural
experts n TIE Wy q 6e-o--s---a-55o--S- S-o--
courses and practical ha.p. N. s.=va1 cents 5-1-
- each 500 paid g taxes g1es to- this purpose
And -Ess fraction includes -te salary - o- 377El
county agent Certainly iris : q outlay that <
bringing -sal results
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-09-21

Frequently. folks have promised ID gsTs Il
a- automobile wh7- -1ez- ship co-as II Ll.4
paving the bonus u. II the -.4-4s- u -1s E-r-
Cysa- var 6s5.. Z .hsrs i gong u te q! l1-a--
S-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-09-21
PREPARE YOUR EXHIBITS

S-rsly. you've raised so-se-hl1g -hz1 y91 re
p-o1d q this ysa-. Or you've E-z1a so-a@-1zzg
unusually weL Let's So what y11vs 1,le a
,hs County Fair next week
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-09-21

What blessing tor -he mothers u -azaeriaa,
! clever inventor 1as Jus. 6ariss5 machine .1-
splitting .-olz-g WOOD
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-09-21
FROM
LyNDENS COOKS

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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-09-21

Doesn't loo.z Is Z Grea. Britain wzS gong
IL d Is e2sy OF -hs Smyrna -Ir3a-ars g az
ars on Cur oR- Earrln Turks
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-09-21

q The progress q E1e rzca L c-1a- w@ have SINE
specimens right hs-s II LINDEN VII a<e C5zsl
centuries ahead O the procession
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-09-21
First National Bank

Capital S51pJl91 Surplus s-1.tt..1l
Z = e = sEtErE-
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TE-1a- --la-c
CFF--t->
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-17

8erbet Mbonnenten fir bieie SETTING
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-17

Mus @eienidaftsfreiien,

Dte @errenz9tga Der Metbobtlter
Stride mur6e am Mittmo6abenb i'm
6etme bon 5errn nnb Trau 8. q,
@al1t an Morb 5tate 5traBe befpir=
tet. @8 fam etn 8rogramm 3ul
Dnr6fibrung unb Elm Supper muroe
lerotert. @aitgebertnnen mare1 btt
pamen Trau @bmtn Ibiebe, SIS,
Berg nnb 8. q. @ant.
5onntagabeno n%eriammelten id
stne Nn5abl Greunbe un6 Nadbarn hi
Seine BON 6errn 1nb 6rau fsSSoiepb
Wtt on Morb 9tate 5trabe, I'm mil
lebterer tbren 81. @eburtstag gu
fetern. 500 Spiel bilbete Bic Inter
baltnng beS NbenoS, nobel Der Yreis
IN Soc Tepnor Sr. ging. Gin Sc
bnrtStags9nn6 murbe ierptert.
6rau Nnbrem 8iebel bepirtete
WHtmo6nad mttta9 3tpan3tg Damen
IN hrem 6etm an 5ub Tranflin
5trabe. GS nurbe. 500 geipielt nno
BSra1 Sohn &orbel nnb Grau Soiepb
Sag erbielten Bretie. Ole, @a1fgez
BERN betpirtete lire @dite NIT einem
.5lnf ubr Dinner.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-17
gooesfaue>
Wiaiam s6raoer.

+@iQiam 5draber. 4
Treitagabenb, 1880, peritarb 5err
@tlltam S6raber, I'M bieitgen Union
@oipttal, mobtn er na6 ldngerem
&ranfenlager Dor ungefdbr Z Mo6en
iiberfibrt mor0en mar.
Ser 8erltorbene tpl1rbe am 5.
I@eptember 1864 in Sannoper,
Dentl6lan6 geboren unb fam I'M
Nlter BON 4 Sabren NIT ieinen @ltern,
@errn nno Trau 9enrp @6raber or.
mod Nmerifa. Die Tamilte ite0elte
li6 bamalS auf ether Barm In Der
g1dbe BON &lobner In 2%afapette 9orpnz
}ibtp, Mtcollet Gonntp an. 9ter oerz
lebte. er letne &inbbeit unb mu6s-
gum Manne beran. Gr perebelt6te
li6 in Sc @nenr am %. Scat 1896
Init SRI. Nnnte Netbmtll, melde tbm
am 20. Mopember 1909 I'M 1o6e
poran9ing. Wdbreno ser eriten Sab
re ibrer Gbe lebten tie NIT 5errn
I59raber'S @ltern auf ber alten
6etmltdtte nnb itebelten bann na6
5prtngftelb iber, no Der 8eritorbem
ais Sngerieur on Der bortigen Mible
angeiteMt mar. Gint9e Sabre ipdter
persogen lie mad Sc 9ueur u1lb famen
Damn mad Stem ulm, no ser rItor=
bene olS Sngenteur an BEN Nebitom
5tetnbru6en arbeitete, bis 3u Dem
5pbe ietner Satin. Son bteier s3ett
an lebte ser 8~eritorbene BET ietner
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-17

.nno Tran Gibel 5bneiber BON bier
NIT Srunf 9ammer bon MtnneapoliS
ltatt. 9a8 iunge Yaar purbe be-
|9leitet BON Milltam s. @9neiber,
|einem 8rnber Der Braut n11b etner
|51mei ter beS Brduttgams.
Na6 Der &ir6enfcier besab ii6 baS
illnge Soar per Nuto mad Seem ulm,
mo ein So65eitSeller Die Brautgeiellz
|idaft u1lo1id6iten NngebDrtgen Der
}gnpermdblten I'M @~lterrbanie Ser
Brant an MbrSs 8anne Strabe Derz
Yetnie.
SSerT nnb Gran 9ammer febrten
Breitaemdmtttag nod Minnez
appltS 5urid, ND Der 8rdutpam an
TT nno ite audi tbr Setm anfz
l1lagen merben.
66u1er= 9inbe,
@amstas, Ben 4. Mooember mor=
gems 8 llbr fano tn Der ct. BanpS
fatbolil6en Stride gu Gomfrep bte
8ermdblung BON Sri. 5tella 2inoe
NIT Gilbert s. Tuller itatt. Nep.
q. s., &%aittgar trante oas innge Daar,
benz Sri. Beatrtee 2Diif nno Noman
g. Nenner CUR 9eite ltanoen.
SIN Nn{6lub an Ste &tr6enfeter
murbe I'M 5anle Ser 8rantmutter
|Brau 6. g. 2inoe, ein Tribitiid fir
Sic Brautae1eIl1hQft lerDtert.
Dte Braut 1T tn Gomfrep auf gez
ma6ien nno srabnterte au6 BON Ser
|b%ortigen 9o6i6ule. Wdbreno bes
pergangenen SabreS mar tie Ser
fduferin tn benz 0enner' l6en Sc
i6dftSbanie. @ie lit eine Gnfeltn
BON Brau Mnna Nltmann, pobnbaft
Branfltn Strabe nno beltens
befannt BET Stem ulmer 2euten. Scr
Brdutigam 1T e%benfall8 poblbefannt
bel oem SEEM nlmer Bub(tfum nno
mar alS Giptl Sngenteur BET BEN
!Gpuntp Bermelier S. .. Mtntnm
tdttg. Die Sungpermdblten r%et|ten
na6 Seattle, Waib., no iie tbr 5n=
fnnftteeS 6eim aufidlagen peroen,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-17
@irtD Gabiuctt
tritt 6uriif

SIN neridiebcnen geilen nDr,
9eutihlanb brade1 I'M 3niamz
merbange nit Der &egicrungSz
frtfc ernite llnruben aus. Mdt
Yeripnen purben bel Mabrungs=
fratua1en getDtet uno cine grpRe
Mn5abt idJmer nerlekt,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-17
8rieffaiten

s. S. I.-0ia6 Sen @taatSgeieben
bon &entudn iperben mdnnli6e nno
meiblt6e Derlonen biS 3nr gollenonng
beS q. 3ebensiabreS als miAoeriabrts
betra1fet.
Sc. B.-Die 8ereinisten 9taaten
nabmen offBien Die 8rtefmarfe .por
rs Sabren a1 ober seidllsr: ant II
Suli l847. SIM eriten Sabre tpar-
Sen 860,38O 5tud Brta mdrfenL per-
tauft, melhe J3Qbl IN 1921 anf l'3,
1865, 1884, 907 5tiid an>pndS.
s. @.-.WaS meinen 5ie NIT benz
,1prihm0rtliden @irobbalm," ben
.5%trobbalm, no6 benz Der Grtrinfen<
Sc greift, ober Ben anoern, Der ben
Muden bes &amelS bri6t? 9eeres
|9trob brsi6en 1T 5pedloieS 96pd<
BEN. Il. !,
s, g.-SSn benz nersn 3olltarii
uerben Eranringe al8 2nrusartttel
angefiibrt nno bementlpre6eno per-
lteuert. 90 miro einem an6 nod
bas 6etrate11 p%ertbeuert. nno bod
miro iiberall nber observation-disclosures
%geiammert! Tretltd, bte etn9efletl6=
ten Snnggeielen baben baS 3etraten
tets ais einen 9uruS anfgetabt, Den
tie iid ntdt leiten f0nnen.
6. @.-Mie mir aus benz uNatl=
rnoS No+n" pr5phen. 1T GhtcuQD Dle
gr0bte r@ilenbabnitabt" beS 9anoeS.
sic 1T Ser Ge%ntralpur,ft bon 33 @tle11=
babnen, eleftrii6e 8abnen ntdt e1nse.
.16loi1en. Damn folgen ct. 9onts
NIT 20 8abnltnien, &ania8 @itp NIT
II, Eolebo NIT IA nno Seem Worf NIT
IL.
8. @.-Sn Der benti6en @pradc
ia9t man nidt, rer banoelt IN 6tsiem
Nrtifel,n lonbern rer banoelt NIT ote@
fen o6er iensn Waaren." Gou ben
r@pra6reintgern" ser Iante 1T fret.
lt6 alleS gu befir6ten.
6, IS. Menn'8 benz ab9e=
(aoten. @rte6enf6nig &onitanttn IN
| europa an Treunoen feblt, ioh CT nllr
mad Mmertfa fommen. 9ter m1lroe
er Iogar seboriame aafaten ttnoen,
b%eion6erS nnter SEN i3eitungSz@baz
maleonen, sic bente republifantl6 nno
morgen monar6itii6 i6mdrmen, TN
@runbe TIRES @er3enS aber tn 1eoem
Brtnsen uno in iebem Willtond1
5tenpertreter @otte8 Ieben.
8. O.-Wenn iebeS leere @runoz
itud, 5. y. iebes in Der 9taot %gelegene
@runo}tId, oa8 ntdt nutbrtngeno per-
menoet miro, tn6tig beiteuert unb Ste
5teuer rld li@tSlo8 eingetrteben Mir
oe, batte Sic Mobnunssnot balo ctr
@nbe. .@ine @teuer auf nnbenibte<
Qanb I'll Ste gere6tete 9tener tn Del
Welt, ,meil ser Mert OeS @runoetgen=
tnm.S Heigt, obm bob Der @igenthms1
einen. T1tnser gu ribren brau6t.
M... &.-Dnr6 @6laubeit uni
@pibftnotgfeit NITRO feine 8olfsbe:
meQuna gel6affen. Sen betrsffenoeI
9erren feblt bic Gbrlt9fe1t per nab
rem ueber3eusnng. Nnitatt Die etge:
men Mdngel nnb Tebler ein3ngeiteben
Der nBen iie bte1elben bnr6 albern'
Bbrai len gu bemdnteln uno babel bin:
fen tie ii9 auberor0entli6 flug.
IS. 3.-Dte 2dnge beS MtiNitppt:
thrones mtrb auf $500 Metlen arge=
geben. .Die Quellen be8 9trome1
liegen 1862 SUB iiber Dem @olf Dor
Merico, in BEN er ii6 ergtebt. Das
Observation-Disclosures umfabt 1,257r
900 Quaoratmetlen, ober 5Det STINT
tel bes @e1ammtgebtet8 Der Beretntg=
ten 9taaien.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-17

Eo6ter, Gran SIS. @eisler III Nau<
|forb Ionn{bip. SEER @9raber miro
bon ietne1 5net &inoern iberlebt,
|biele itno: Grmin @6raber, tpobrbaft
auf ether Tarm in Der gldbe BON Sc
|5uenr urb Trau So. @etS1er, tpobn=
bait IN Mtlforb Iomnlbtp. st
miro fer1er nberlebt bon ieiner be-
tagten SHUTTER, einem Bruber nno
5pet 56meitern. Dteie iinb: @enrp.
8. @6raber nno Srau WtGiam
@lntb bon bter, Jra1 Senrn Giiis BON
Sitting, Canada. @tne S9melter,
Iran George Sillmer, ltorb Dor 6r,t
yabren.
0aS Acknowledgements fanb Mittz
po6morgen 10 ubr BON Ser bteftsen
Metbo6titen Stride aus itatt; 6ep.
s. q. 5obn amtterte. Die iterblt6e
5ille mnrbe nod Sc 5nenr gebra6t
u1lb bort anf Ser Jamtlien @rabl telle
CUR lehten Mube gebettet.
Non unb Gbmin @lutb BON Mi[=
)forb Eomnibtp, Nusuit uno gilbert
l5pedmanrr bon @leepp Gpe, &nlinS
oe8 8erltorbenen, 2out6 Netbmtn bon
9prtngfielb nno Brau @lt3abetb
Dannbeim BON bter, 96mager un0
l56mdgertn 0e8 8eritor6enen mobnz
ten ser 8eer6teung8feier in Sc @ueu1
BET.
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gerb0r fiir soft
9rinf &arlora
(Sortietung bon @eite -

|56roed Hlak tpnrbe tint 8erb0r gez
nannt, tpelde8 am 10, Oftober por
6rieoen8ri6ter sc. 9enltnglen itatt=
fano, unb IN lmel6em Senrp NbrenS
nnter @io auSia9te, .bab er TIM
#96roed Rlab rMoonfbtme" 9efauft
babe. l99roed mur6e fb)amalS an Ste
8robgeldporenen iiberpteiien uno
ltelte 8lrsidaft II S6be bon $500
M9rael1B8 gab aud dbnlt6eS 3eugntS.
gegenrl S5elmuD Neinfe, 88eiiber bes
MfofDr SIM; an6 bieier mlroe ben
@robgei6morenen nbermteIen. Das.
Meotor SIM mnrbe n3piiden bnr9
etn geri6tlt6es gerfabren tpel6es
6nr1 Gountp Nntpalt @. 8 Gfitein
etngeleitet plroe, enbgiifttg gefdloiien.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-17

Brau Mtlie 96uma6er nno
Sri. Stlba 56mtbt febrten mad
mebrtdgiigem 8ein6 BET tbrem 56na=
ger unb 56meiter, Germ uni. Bran
Tbomas Carton on Morb Mtnne1ota
|Strabe III ibr Seim ii springftelb
5nrild.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-17
Mppember abrcdnpng.

Dte Brofpn Gpnntp @dnlen lperz
Sen fit Mopember $81,869 5ngeteiH
erbalten, ober $15,334 mebr als TN
8oriabre. DieieS 9ebt aus Der Nb.
rednu11g fir Mopember berpor, bte
BON Gountp Nubttor 2outs q. 8ogel
uno Gountp @6akmetlter 9enrp $.
Bers oieler Gage ausgearbeitet mnrbe,
Dte. @elamtinmme btefer Nbrednurs
beld1it ii6 auf $289,574 I'M Ser
glei6 5u $269,372 fir Nooember
1921 nnb mtro auf Sic 9odz, grader
ter<, balberabtertenz nno 9anoiduler1
p~erteilt meroen. @tdbte, D6ner uno
Eomnibips meroen tn bieiem Sabre
SS9,172 erbaltc11, gegen $74,3C3 i'm
Boriabre. Der 9taat ptrb bte CUNT
me bon $31 ,543 erbalten, gegen $685.
7O5 fir Mopember 1921. Dte be-
tatllierte ~a3ulammenltellung Der gfo=
pember Nbre6mrg lit mie folgt:
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'ss.s
&ammerz G6neioer+ s
2ebten Mittpo6morgen fanb tn
Der ct. 2uca8 fatboltl9en Stride tn
Minneapoli8 ST. Trauung bon Sri.
Gmtlp @6neioer, To6ter bon Serr11
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-17

- German Crossings nno 3mci
@Dbne maren am Montag gei6dftS=
balber tn Stem nlm.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-11
Edgar Beers To Be Laid At
 Rest Friday

The funeral of Edgar Beers, 73, who died last night, will be held Fri day afternoon, privately, In his home, 787 Kossuth street, where Rev. Ben jamin F. Root, pastor of St. PauP 8 Episcopal church. will conduct the services. Burial in Lakeview ceme- tery.
 MT. Beers was very we'll known in this city and for many years was en- gagged in the sash, door, blind and trimmings business. He was born April 10. 1S48. in New Canaan. When IT years of age he enlisted in the 17th United States Infantry and served for three years in the South doing reconstruction work. After his discharge from the army MT. Beers came to Bridgeport and was engaged by the W. F. Swords Lumber Com pany to make boxes. In 1871 he mar rled Miss Ellen Disbrown of this city, who died in 1876. The next year he was wed to Miss Carrie Nichols of Nichols, who died in 1903. After 25 years in it's employ he severed his connection with the Swords company and entered the busness of the Tom inson Lumber company. In 1905 he established his own lumber com pany.
 Miss Carrts Hartman became the bride of MT. Beers on June 19, 1907. Besides his wife the deceased is sur vived by two sons, Frank D. and Louis E., who are members of their fathers firm
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-11

Stratford, with the idea in view of oolng much improvement in the early spring. Browning roadWays in sec- t1ons not soon to be permanently paved, is believed to be the system to be followed This is expected to give the streets a chance to drain towards gutters. which will be dug so that present quagmires cannot ex-; ist' as IS the case now in many sec- tons However, some residents be- lieve that some sort of makeshfft att tention is necessary in some spots right now, as matter of safety and making some necessary stretches oe roadway passable.
 Did you know that on Feb. 1 you VIII receive a bill for 10 mills of your annual tax, based upon the old valuations? This is in line with the oec1aon of the council to enforce a motion carried at a town meeting a long time ago. to collect taxes in two IInstailments This will make 1t easier TOT the taxpayer. and easier for the town In August the other bill will greet you. This will in all proba- bility be for Is mills, and if possible. based upon the new valuations.