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Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-27
ULTiMATUM TO RUSSIA
BRISTLES WITH PREPARATIONS


London. April 26.-(By The Asso-
ciated Press)-The allied note to be
presented to the Russian delegation
at Genoa Thursday, says an Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Genoa, would
be virtually an untimatum demanding
unequivocal replies on four principal
points.
FIrst-The payment Of war
debts. either entirely or without
reduction based on Russian ca
pacity to pay;
Second-The payment OF pre-
war debts with the granting. If
necessary, of reasonable mora
torium:
Third-indemnity for all dam
ages caused to foreigners;
FoUrth-Restitution of con-
fiscated property.
Papers Look for Breakdown
The probable early breakdown Of
the Genoa conference is more than
limited at in some Of the London news
paper editorials. The Northcliff
Journal. which has consistently op-
posed the conference and Premier
Lloyd Georges advocacy thereof, de-
clares the meeting a failure.
The Times says:
IL ~ usiIiS uSCoutluS CftHTeT lUdG
the splendid visions which the world
was asked to expect as result of
the conference are fading away. and
It is childish of the premier to try to
cover his mistakes and hide his disap-
pointment by casting the blame for
his failures upon the press, whose only
fault is that it has been too clear
sighted"
Russo German Pact Only Result
The Daily Mail says the only i'm
,ortant event at the conference is
he conclusion of a treay by the Rus
slams and Germans behind Lloyd
Georges back.
The Westminster Gazette, although
with tho French attitude,
'egards it as the result Of honest con-
fiction. The newspaper interprets
il. Poincare's speech as "the plainest
possible declaration that the French
government thinks the conference has
asted quite long enough
The Daily Chronicle adopts hope
ul view and thinks the conference
as resisted 80 many crises that 1T |
as become almost crisis-proof." 1t |
elieves there il a strong undercur- |
ent at the conference in favor Of an |
ventual agreement which justified |
be doubt whether France or Russia
ltimately will find it worth while to
(Conttnued ON Rnge Twol /
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-27
Prize Fighter Quits
Harvard, Tubercular

Cambridge, Mass, April 26.-Fred-
erick r. "Kid" Wedge, former prize
fighter of Arizona. who came here last
winter to enter the Harvard graduate
school. making the trip in box cars,
has abandoned his college course and
returned to Arizona, suffering from
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-27
80 Perish as Boat
Sinks In French Storm

Brest, France, April 26.-(By
The Associated Press)
two lives were lost when the
French steamer Deputy Albert
TaiIIandler, a vessel Of 5000 tons
bound from Rotterdam for Brest
with cargo of coal, foundered
Tuesday night off the northern
coast Of Brittany during a violent
storm.
The captain of the ship, the sole
survivor, was picked up Wednes-
day by the Greek steamer Pelauia.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-27
Try to Terrorize Prosecutor

Try to TerrOrize Prosecutor
All blame for the night riders raid
of Saturday night was placed by Co.
burn upon the slain constable, Medford
B. Mosher. In an official statement
dictated "Wednesday to the Associated
Press by the general attorney for the
khan.
my aIibi on this score is most con-
clusive," he said.
District Attorney Thomas Lee Wool.
wine OF Los Angeles county character
lied the Ku klux Khan as "hooded
band of outlaws and cowards," an a
statement issued shortly after receiv.
ing by postal card warning signed
The postcard warning. mailed Tues
day in Los Angeles. read as follows:
Friend Tom: Better have your
force 60 slow on this Inglewood mat
ter.
Will Call Grand Jury At Once
Blake e. Shambeau, traffic officer
Of Inglewood. stated on the witness
stand at the inquest that the raid was
planned last Friday night at Ku KIux
klan meeting. at which he was placed
IN the way of becoming a klansman."
Khan Safes Contents Taken
In the raid on the Klan offices
which was the first blow struck by
the law as a result of Saturday nights
raid, Mr.. Woolwine instructed the
searchers to take possession of all
books. papers. documents and other
relating in any way to the
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-27
PASTOR DEPLORES SMALL
CHURCH CONTRIBUTIONS
FROM RICH members

Atlantic City, N. j., April 26.-Rev.
DR.. Luther r. Lovejoy, Of Chicago, in
an address Wednesday before the CON
ventfon of the Federated Churches of
Christ in America. criticized wealthy
church members who make small CON
tributions in the collection plates, but
expressed the hope that these condi-
tions would soon be thing of the
past
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-27
Ex-PREsIDENT VERY IL

Paris, April 28-Paul Deschanel,
former president of France, is seriously
i'll. He is suffering with influenza
with consultations.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-27
RAILROAD PAYS plviDENp.

Philadelphia, April c6-The board
Of directors Of the Pennsylvania rail-
road voted regular quarterly divi-
dend of per cent payable May 81 to
stock as Of register May !.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-27
ENGLAND RECOGNIZES EGYPT

o.a uasI' thot Aptn ~ % rn.nsh 3 o.y uar..n an a,
has recognized the new Egyptian gov
ernment, butt that it maintains eapitu-
larry rights.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-11
&erteibiger sic 1lidha ait oer 1912 Teier beteiligtea.

- 9err unb Gron 9th. 6er1e tra=
ten 5omStag cine Mnto Iour an INN
8ermanote tn MaribIl, Spanboe uno
WfprriS SIT bein6en.
Mep. 0etjer1, Sterr unb Tralr
Senrp Soermo1l, Souls S11lfe unb
Q.S. 56marB, alle BON Goltrilano,
nabnlen on SEM a1nsonntag In gtewz
art abgebaltcnen Miiionsfeit tetl,
Serr uno Trau Sohn q. Y1az
mann nno 6amilie unb 6rau Margaz
rel Irat BON 5leepp Sue fellrtcll ON
Counting BON etnen1 nlebrtQgigen 8ez
ill6 bon Trel11oen .eltS Smato1laa
5nriid. 80
- Sri. A1lna 6einebad boa. Gbtz
tagp, 9n., hdH li0 beiudsmetle: i'm
SCENE bon Trau $. g. Stem on
tSiib Ma1bi11glon gtrabe eff. Sc
tref Montag bier ein nno mtro ibren
Sci u6 bis nod bem Sc ltanSbebnen,
Nue1llt @daefletr' BON 2ohr. !goltor,
alberta, Canada mtrb anfo rlgS mid
lter MoNe Md tier fpmlnen, Unit on
Der, 6elfliNfett teil5u1lsbnleiL s@r
opir6 ST @ait lein bci 5errn un0 Nran
6erlnan MenH on .GU0 5tote.
9trabe. . .~s.5
sM-L.@t SfHfn .,,,1N' gNig(fn3n5 a9yeiufe.
8rit0er BON 6elna1ltb 9lei1lFe, fan1cu
5amstag NIT tbren @atii1lllen
,m6 Mem lllh1. Die Serren febrten
am gonntag mieoer mad tbren Set
men IN Minneapolts 5urudf, mdbrenb
Sic Damen bis nad Dem @etmfebrftt
IN New Tim pertpetle1 merfe1r.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-11

terslle se5eiet bat, @ie mar eirt
grob3fstger, ebrlider @8arafter, cine
quite SHUTTER uno treue, a%r1bdnglide
Treunbtn. SIR SOB bebeutet fir Seem
nlm SEN 8erluit ether euten unb e6len
Srau. 9 -,
Das Acknowledgements fano Dons
nerStaena6mtttag, 2 ubr, BON Scr
9urnballe aus itatt; @err Nlb. Stetnz
bauler gielt bte 5rauerre6e uno ba8
Gloper Irto nit mete ibrer ldeioenoen
mitterlid en- Breunotn einen lesten
@rub. Dte 8etiebung erfolgte auf
SEM 5iabtfriebgof e. g.
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@irct 8ricf ens Seitcrreid iibers

Iarbte u11s bieIer Sage .unlcr Sreu11o'
Weorg 9ticglib, 9tbein, Gait. Berter
Hreunb, 6icler 8ricfi@reiber aus De-
iterrei@ ideint uns mebr BEN 9ez
iperbsn1abigen 8ette1 5n betreibe'1.
8ie piele onoere, bentt aud: er, bier
in Mnaerifa liegen Ste 9ollars auf ber
5trabe, unb feblen blob irn1rrer 9enlg
Qeute, nm ales nuf5uiamn1cln. 90
oure6lt0brt er Die 9.S.B. naeb 1ol@ea
MSrelfen, bon ocnen er vettpas ertparz
len" farm. Sic lin0 ni@t Der etn5t8e
an SEN bieIer @in8en5 Serabet &C.
Idrieben fat. @ereits I'M bortgew
oer - 11nb aus Ser Srrribaft Deg
golfcs lit oft gen1tg cine 9errl@attss
seq gDbcls %getporben, aug ser 9emoz>
fratic bic Odlotratie, tpie int alien
@riedenlanb ltngefdbr' baslelbe be-,
o~er1tete, lpag m1ar beute Ste 9errlfatt
seq grpletariats nernt.
Sic nirflibe urb fpabre 9emotra<.
tie, bas 6eibt Das gbrenredt 11nD Die
g6renpfliht iebes goltsscnoiien 1an
Ser @eltaltung Scr 9taatsaagelegen@@
6eiten na9 MlaBga6e Ser 3llr Hegez
(ung Ser gin8elbeiten erlanerre1t s0e<
lebe, Sic aber Sen @runSiab oeS gle1<
den 9tcbts fiir Mlc nibt Derlesen
o%iirfen, teil5unebmen. lit itets Elm bpz
fec S6eal getpelcn. gief Slut eoel1ter
Menl6cn lit bafiir %bcrgoilerl tporoen,
un0 troboem lit ielbit in" uni erer 3e1t
6as 6emofratiide Soeal nod nid9t
iiberaa bertpirdlidt. @iner Der tpt9z
tighten @}riirbe bafiir Iiegt in Der 1rte9t
unberedtidten Slr6t Der perant<
ipprtli6en Staatsmdnner, baB aug
Der Demofratie MIR gu leidt-na@
2ebren Ser geididtliden erfabrung
S6lofratie tperben fann. 9rele
aber 1T fat i1nmer gorbote 'i9tperer
Observation-Disclosures, ipenn ni@t beg
natipnalen l1ntergatlgs getpele11.
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&pd6enen
-Mueiinaz Minfe..:

WtAtlluY JttHlt-
Sine febr biibi6e r6p15ett fono TN
Seine BON 9errn ,nn0 Trau gilbert
.Nfaenher, Genterltrqbe, om leste11
9onner8ttas no d)mittegs 5 llbr ltaif,
mn li6 Sri. @rGee ,Minfe, 1o6ter BON
6rol1 M1lf1o> N(iM.e .nne 9}tGte BON
Ur1u Gfaenoery u1lr @illiam Mfue li1g
.5obn BON 5err1r uno 6rau Miaiam
Wflleitng 81. Sic 9anlh gum 16Drs
item 8nnbe bes 2eben8 let6ten. Sri.
1helma Nirte, .9hnelter ser 8rallt
lln9 Oscar Mrelina Gin Srllrer bes
8rdlliisalns, ltaneen. SEM inngen
'Hoere 5l1r Seise. t9te fleine Seem
Ml1eitug, eine Nirbte oes SrdAttsems,
u1so 9clpis Auaft xppm ct. Saul, ei1l
Gl1ftn Ser 8rout iparsn Ste Sting
trigger nno. Muripn Hfaeroer uno
!2ot8 Guait, Gui tnenteer 8rcut, fn1l=
etetten ol8 Glnme1undoden. @or
ber IrolutnsSfeienlidiett, Sic BON
8rof. g0me9pe geletlet Wurne, 1rug
Sri. Nimee .&ropN ein 0toitn Splp,
nNt@g opning Dor ttne Sri. Milhreh
Gtbnel fang. nab, ITS 2one 10 Nbpn
5bce," Url. W}orQuerite 8ogel lpielz
te zen 5od5eiisnlorlh bon Meneelsz
John, Seed etnem @%n1pfane, in SEN
fit tteie 6eier prddtig 9elhmildten
9tdlllnen be5 YfoenGer' lden 6eimea
be9ob it6 bes innge Yaar ouf cine
Nutotol1r nod peridteoenen Eldtsen
int Nproen oeS Staole5.
9te 8ra1t grobuterte 1919 bon ser
5ieligen 6odi6ule nnb obioloieric
Irater etn College IN ct. Saul. Nad
8ecnoigll1lg ibrer Stutien mor ST..
9fin.e ihrer WflttIer bet ser Tiibru1ig
tires Observation-Disclosures bebtlflt6,.
1urh tbr beldeioenss I'M, geptnnenz
oes Melen Goi iih bie jnn9e 8re1li >iie,
UrtnnOfdofI un( Stebe ollel ibrer Sc
torn:en uno 61eun>e e%rlporbs1l. Ser
gratuierte bonn bieligen.9 Or,
Meelttn2 utfer College i'm Sabre 1914
uno bel ltdIe bonn 9rem'S 96ool Of
Ytermecp in MinneopoliS. ST lit
iekt 8eitber BON Npotbefen III Seem
Tim uno Ntcollet. Die pielen Jreu1l>
Sc bes jun9en Haore8 milniden bieiem
olleS @ute unb 9d6ne fiir tbr fernercS
9err un0 Tren Mfuei ting
meroen rad 0liiefiehr BON ibrer 5p6
SettSretle ON 5. Sepiember IN ibrem
Setln on 923- .genter rob fiir tire
6repnoe 81 :| 5l'&e]ple iei1r
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-11

- Sobn $. Brep uno I0dter
@as5erim, Nsnes, Martba uno Nnne,
ldmtii6 bon ct. Yanl, ltno 5ur 3ett
@dite IN SEN @taiam Ncui6fe un0
.Nreo Sleeper @eimen on Genter Straz
be. @err Siren 1T Elm Sruoer bon
Trau Sleeper. .> 90
81. S. Brueiebofi unh 8ami1ie
BON @eit 5atem, @ise.., traten ant
Montag pei M1tto Eter etn nno lt1o
@dfte bon Serrn ltno 6rau 5erman
8pofel an Noro State Strabe. Ste
mer6en 6aS @etmtebrfelt III SEEM nlm
perleben.
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Spoesfdne
0ortfebung bon 9eite 81

NET uberlebt BON % @nfelftnbern nnb
etnem urenfel.
Da8 Acknowledgements fin6et 9ona=
tagna6mtttag UNI 2 ubr bonn 5ral1erz
bau ie uno etne balbe 5tunoe ipdter
bon ser lltbcrti6en Stride aus itatt.
Yal tor M(bre6t mirb amttreens unb be
8eiieblng erfolgt auf Bent Jrtebbof
in 3omn Stgel.
Jran @elena GpDs.
Dtenstasmorsen, fnr3 na6 8 ubr,
cnti6lief Tran 9elena HooS, eine
unlerer berporrasenbit item Trauen aus
BEN Yionicrtaeen. Der SOB fam
alS Grl0ilng gu ibr; feit 8 Sabren
Snpaltbin, murbe iie i6mdder uno
l6mdder, bis ser SOB ant Dtenstag=
morgen tbr 9ebenslt6t ausl0i6te. @e
bate ba8 nnsliid, por8 Sabren einen
@iiften6ru1 GIT erleioen, BON benz tie
ii6 ute gang crt}olen lonte. Oas
@rbe lpar etn iefr frieolideS nno fie
bate au0 ieit Sen lebten 2 SaEren
fetnerlet S6mer5en mebr cmpfunoen.
Die @ertorbene, eeborene Selena
@raff, ipurbe ant %. Stunt. 1912
in 5argesbeim, 9euti6lano geboren,
un0 bate Iomtt oas goloene Nlter bon
80 Sabren iiberi6rttten, als tie
IN sic S9atten 6es 3obe8 eintrat.
sic fam NIT tbren @ltern I'M Sabre
1858 na6 Nmertfa uno 1855 na6
Stem him. Nm "A. Oe3ember 1860
nerbeliGte fe ii6 nit GbarleS Noo8,
pelder tbr am 26. MGr5 1878 I'M
Iobe ooran9tng. Nus ibrer Sic stn=
gen Z &tnoer berpor, BON bel1en 3
5Dbne Sic Mutter ii~ber.eben. Sbr
@atte war,etner ser bebeutenblte item biez
tiger @tontere uno mur6e allgemein
un0 gelhabt. @r mar TO-
lpobl Scr erite SrtSooriteber Seem
lllms ais aud ser eri tie 8iirgermeilter
Ser ipdteren Stabt 9fep nlm unb be-
bteieS Nmt CUR Bet ieineS
@dbrenS Sec Snoiameraufz
mar CT 9beriff bon 8ropn
Gounttp unb trug 6ur1 %auberoroent=
li6e 1ndti9fett febr ptel 81 Scr erfolgz
8erteioigung BON Stem tnlm
BET.
Ote Scr torbene mtr0 bon fofsenben
5Dbnen iiberlebt: @taS. 6. NooS,
ser @unter Milltng &c. BON
MeNtngton, &an8., 3%nr3eit Brdfoent
scr National -W1illerS Niioetatton;
80. MooS, meldcr cinen pcrz
interchangeable Soften bet Der
@biaego & Norttmel tern Gtienbabn
eQl6aft tn Seem 8utler, @isc. be-
fleioet nno @ueo NooS BON &anfas
Gitp, @el6dftsflbrer beS nMo0ern
Mtller." @ie nitro ferner BON folsenz
SEN Nefien un6 9fi6ten uberlebt:
Trou @tltam 8rnit BON Sleepn
Sue; SEQ. @ruff bon Spanboe; 9obn
g. @raff unb Trau Marp @alle8;oo
SEEM lllm; Tneb 9ommer, Otto
9ommer, SRI. @oitb CONNER, Tral1
s. 8. Sobnlon, Gran Stlba Sogan
BON ct. Saul, Jrau s. 8. 9tper,
OmaIa, 9feb. unb Trau 2ena 56ebfo
pom 9prtngfielo, iotpte bon 8 Gnfel=
fin6ern.
Die &erltorbene par CUR a3eit ibres
Ipbe8 Mttglteb be8 6rauen 5nrnz
perem8, fir beiien 3te1e un0 5treben
iie 1tetS Elm grobes, nnermiiblt6es .Srz
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Mus Weieni6aftsfreiiln.

Irau Saul 9edbor1b bemtrtetie 81
Glften tires @oiteS, Tron $. q.
Suffer BON Duluth an MoMagna6z
nlittag ein. Mnsabl Ian en- IN ibrem
9etme an 9i1 8roabmon. &artenz
ptel btibese Sic nnterbaltnng bes
g}a6mit5ogs, fet meldem gran 8.
90. Slien unb 6ran 9ugoO. Sdlel1z
BET Nretle gemonnen. Spat am nadz
mtttt1g mnrbe ein i60ner 9nn6 fer
piert. @dfe BON ouberbalb mare1l
Srou Gornpon BON Woltne, ST., nno
Sri. Senn;e 9ilmer BON @in5na.
.Trou Mefa Groye unb Sri. Sertbo
WelMde bepirteten sine Sln5abl @dite
NIT einen Gilen am Mo1togateno au
gbren tDrer Nidte, Sri, 9ucn Hfefierle,
bersn @ohseit nit Serrn Muoi
Gn>e biel eS Mornt5 itatt=
ftn0en mirb.
Trau gilbert .Siueber murbe bon
nno Nodbarn IN on9enfbm me
lter Meiie Son1ltesobenb IN tbgsln
iiberral9t. Man mar &C.
Iommen, UNI ibren Gebnrt8I1ag NIT
liz feitlt0 srt begeten. Mon lptelte
nnb um Mitternadt tpllroe
2un0 lerpierI.
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- 5err nno. Trau Sobn Dii6er,
mobnboft gpring 9irabe, iin0 bic
gliidltden. .@ftern eine8 ltrammel
9tanlmhglter3. t-4.@ s5e,

tppDtLv"IN Slo FspNi l''o Wy
gliidltden @(tern etne8 itrammel
9ta11mbglters. re
- Gran1lf. M5sgbenss ms @6mdqe=
rim, TSrlell% -@eorge Sobnlon BON ct.
Sqlues mare ON gemSiog @jdlte I'M
George 6ller 9eim ~o4 5iio Brantz
lin gtrabe. ~
: 9eett 1tnsleN BON ct. go1tl
fref an 5omstag; bier ei11; Tim ietne11
@rpbeltefn,, 9err1t unb Strait Nrof.
s. 6. 5perling einen mebr}p06t9e11
Sc ll6 ab5ll1tatten. A@
= Grau s.. q. Suffer BON 9i1lutf
lpeilt SIT Sci u6 I'M Setme opn Grali
Saul 6odbortb. Sic trsG beraits
letsten 9ienstoo bier et1t 1tno miro
ibren 9e1ub nod anf eine meitere
@D6e auSbebner. 49,"
= SEER unb Trali gilbert Gtlteber
1no SEER l1o Nfou gilbert gesfe ll11o
Tqmtlie itotteten Sem Ibeo. 9lein'e
@etm IN Tatrfar letten 5amstaa=
abeno ei1en Send db. Sreu @esfe
uno &ir6er blieb 'iiber Gonntog 5u
@alt BET tbren Glzerf.
- Sic gpnr1ttmsidufflolie ser
8ethei Stride hieli raln MistppW ibr
idbrlibes Nidniidf IN Sdgers' Stub ab.
Sic 81, Stuff 1fnader bon Min11ez
5unb NbeIi1le MinoIanb iparen
GbrengUtfftt e. 5 rnlsa IS. q. S11ebeS
ais 2ebreriuber &iniie leitete bie Ser
anitaltl111g. 5aauJ I'll s*s 81 ~
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. Walter @areis, felt 6rei Iohran

-- Mal1r @areiS, ieit6rei Sabron
&aliterer. ser Cambria State .8anf,
Ibernabm Sic TINT bon scr 9tate 8anf
Stem lllm angebotene 9tellung 11lo
bot ietne Idtigfett BET berielbe11 &C.
reit8 aufgenommen. @r tit Na6folz
ger bon Yrof. 81. Ndermann, Ser Dor
einiger s3ett ietn Mmt b:t SET bteitgen
gtofe i8d11f ~nieSerlegfe, UNI etnem
9tufe als geeliorgera Ger Smmarllel
futbertidefu ge11etnoe TT Manfatc
gu folgen. 1so@o
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@ouoenierzSooseS bere6ti9cn 5u
fretem .Gintrttt alter 8orl telllln=
gen, nit Nusnab me Ser 5dn5e u11o
Saaiptele.
Mte oas 6inansfomttee our6 ictnen
gorlite11oen George Mortt bert6tetel
bestffern Iih Bic Gpl1efttonen auf etlpaS'
iiber $500 Dollar. Dies lit It6erz.
i90ner GrfoIg.d
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-11

= 0ie SRI. Ofinnie uno 9orot6p
Sleeper BON Mtnnsapolt8 mertkn @1toe
Set Mo6e IN Stem nlm ermor=5tt;; lie
mer6en mabrenb Tires 9ieri etn8 @dfte
BON Trau emma WanSerl ee fetn. !.
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Nuc &prfebrnngen
bereits getrpHen
(5ortiebnng bon Der 1. 5eite.)

SonnerStogabeno ion aud Elm Cont
ml1aitp Singer ittautttfftinoen. Gs mar
url priir9lt6 gepla1tt, ale &onSerte I'M
Illrler Eaff d%b5ltbalien, bod muir
Sc IN ser ant Mtitmo6 absebaltcncr
Sitsuns beid1lplien, bos Yrogromm
am @onlnrStagdbeno I'M German
Garf a%bsubalte11, fails 0aS &onttiee
ldmtltdes5 &onSeflionen fir ste fen
Nbeno fit lid ybefornnen fDnne.
Terner bert6tete boS &omttee, bab
an ieoeJn Na6mtttaee auf ben Iatrz.
grolHt6s eth 8u iebaIiptel itattfinoen
iplle uno bab am 0onnerstag, Srei=.
tag, 5ainsto9 un1b Counting 5d15e IN.
Scr Nrn1orp abgebalien miiroen. N1l.
Slpei Nbenben ipllen aud IonSper=I
9%niigunsen I'M Mtoeriibe Earf itottr
finoen unb at etncm, menn ntd)t 5mei,
Nbenben Idnse in Set Iur1balle.
SIR 6rettagabel1b 1T sic Nlttomobtl
Yarabe feltgelest uno fir San1siag:
Bic arobe btitortidc lno inoui %trielle;
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Gin GrbibtttonSz Drill Ser Sbrtner:
itott unb am Nbeno Elm &onSert ibrcr;
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ofenna1s etne Harabe a%bgebalien, NIT
oaral1ffol9enoem turuerltdem Broz!
era1tm I'M Iur11er Earf.
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.;4 I%usihunes, -.
SIS mag nt6t ollgemetn befanli
letr, oeroient ieood, perDfieniltdi gu
meroen, SAP oas Arrangements &omt=
tee fir Sic 0a1ter scr Setter Ben Iurz
Nor Tarf nebit 9atle gemtetet bat
uno cbenfals, Sic Mrmorp, uno bob
iamtlihe Gtlu1abmen bon Gergnit
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oen, in Sic ansemcinc &aiie flieben,
lleber bteien Yunft beridteie gor=
ltecroer $. sc. Somi en- in bDUlt aus
fiibrlther Wetle. 0ici les &on1tiee bal
bereitS ttn boll ftdnotgcs Hrogramm
o11soearbetttett, nah mcldcm Sic perz
ihiebenen Nrbetten erlebtgt meroen
iollen. @te berettS friiber bcfannt
gegehen, lit etne &arnepalgelefll0aft
gelidert morben uno 0teie mtrD an
gemtlien StraBen ser Sia6i Nuffelz
lung nebmen. SIS meroen olt6 5iptz
lheln 25 bis 80 Snotaner aus Scr
Morton Srbianer Sic CREATION nod
bier fomnlen, mabrideinlid olf tbren
Nonus, rno it6 on Ser Yaraoe be-
tctllgcll.
Spupenir 8ab9es.
Sn ser gitnns am Mtittmod mur0e
belhloNcn, bab fur baS tltrnerilhe
Hrogra1nm S%onntagnad mtttog nllo
=abeno. ein Gtntrtiiittsgelb BON 20 Gents
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-11
5rembe..

st.: u9u biit pobl redt fro6, oaB
Ii6 Seine Iodter perlobt bat?"
s.: uSa, 10 eine gerloblng ma9t
INNER tpieber Breu0e." 4.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-11
Spupenir 8abges.

ser 5itung am Mitfmod mnroe
belhlolie11, bab fir oos iurrerllhe
Erogramm 9onntagnadmtttog ullo
=abeno. ein Gtntrtitsgelb BON 20 Gents
crboben merbeh ipIll, Sober, Ser iid
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iid)ert, lit e~benfaIls gu Dem 8eiu6 Ser
Gorfiibrungcn am Nbenb beredttgt.
IS Iino au6 5oupenier5zBaogeS
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Sen, Sic fit IS GentS pro Stid sur
Ierteilu1g selangel1, Gs fann. alio
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btes Set baben m0dte, ctn iol6es CT
bolten llnb trdgt bur6 SEN &anf OeSz
lelben auh mod IN inoirefter @eiie
sum- g)elin9e1l beS Seites Bet. 9teie
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-12-27
llllERSI OF CONTEST
Iotalz gtht 81 lie q "a WliIlmar
Hist School Football I can j. I.
] ri 56ii1a Pounds

]. The novel guessing contest held
p. the Model Cl thing House came
to.a close on Friday evening. After:
the boys had been banqueted at the
home Leonard j hnson they were
takep.doWn to the store and weigh
=ed: The total weight Of the boys is
Piss ~ pounds. 81: -. I.
Much interest has been shown in
the contest and a number of out Of
town residents put in their guesses.
Two men tied for first honors. Mr.:
Conrad Stocking of 4 this city with
2158 pounds and Mr.. Ekstrand Of St.
Paul with PISS. AS both men were
only pound and one half away from
the correct weight, straws were
drawn to determine who should be
awarded first prize. Mr.. Stocking
was the lucky one and received a
silk. shirt. Mr.. Ekstrand won the
second prize which was, a shirt. The
third prize, pair of slippers, was
won by Harry Bitterness Of this city.
j The fourth prize, tie, was won by
Clarence Johnson, also Of this city,
The third number was 2160 and the
last one 1852. - = - =
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-12-27

Mrs. Eugene Jarrett and son How.
ard and Ernest: Van Cranon motored
to Maple Lake. to spend Xmas with
Mrs. Jarrett folks ID. *..... +
Miss Esther Dickson arrived home,
from Minneapolis Saturday night to
spend the holidays with her parents.
The Misses Olga, Elvira> and Ed
it'll #Gustafson Of Minneapolis are
home visiting with their folks during
the holidays. : u .:s.:-45. : p. :.
Richard DanielsonT Of Fargo, N. D.,
arrived home Saturday to spend the
Xmas with his parents
r Miss Esther Ling of Cambridge is
visiting at the V. E. Johnson home.
Albert Greenfield of Fessenden, N.
D., is visiting with. his brother, P. C.
Greenfield.
Miss Title Ling of Minneapolis is
spending The week visiting with her
sister,. Mrs. v. E.. Johnson.
The Swedish Lutheran church will
have New Years wake Sunday and
a splendid program has been gotten
up for the occasion. The services
will start at 9 p. m. and lunch will
also be served and everybody is most
Tcordially invited.
Miss Amanda Shaleen of Mime
apolis is guest at the Chas. Gustaf-
son home this week.
The Xmas program given by the
Sunday school classes of the Swedish
Lutheran church was splendid and
had very large attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Thorpe enter
ftaineded the Botnen family Of Will
mar Xmas eve. -,
William Dickson had the misfort-
une Of turning over with his Ford,
but nobody was injured.
Lynn Anderson who is employed
by the Deere & Weber Co. in North
Dakota arrived home Thursday to
spend the holidays with his wife and
children.
The following were entertained at
the home Of Mr.. and: Mrs. Claus Mel
sons Xmas: Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Mel
son of Willmar, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Berglund and daughter Helen, and
Mrs. Alma Steberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Christensen
and children spent Xmas at the home
of Mrs. Christenson's folks.
Highest price paid for furs and
best grading. Rasmussen Bros &
Co.-Adv. II
Mrs. Chas. Nicholson and children
and Carl Evenson spent Sunday af.
ternoon at Kerkhoven.