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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-22


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~ifhcas soansry.
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Al The office of Dewitt c. roo'e,
ehlof OF the division ~ Russian af'
fairs a The state department u vas
said thas--'we are IN frequent com
municaison With Nr. kmft"H
Az the embassy 4 u explained that
nakhmeiefi's lalors Cor the East tour
years have been In i'ad'da''nH inc
affairs of Russia IN An'f''A.' s''
representing the interests % 'he
Russian peopie" This later I" /"
clearly lnfexed. Is deemed 70 "r
wholly distinction from me interests
Of the soviet government
nakhmeieffs chief laeors W "a"''
dating" Rassia's affairs here have
been ctfestlnf settlement OF contracts
for war supplies made by Russia prov
10 November I. isi' For mo" ts''
this has hoen done "u' o 'he Vs.
7ss.5ap advanced ~ un''e r"m "
Russla before ne ho'Fn''''. ~
control OF the FoseFnmen'' anu ~ nv
sails % Russian "'a"'u"ns ""' "''
giles TO the other aH'rA ''''"s w
last year of the war
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close s'p"rNls'on "i o'Av"'s''"'"'.
from the amount OF INV so'''"'
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-22

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was JUST e'n'nx tor Se AIM
Annie h~--htue fr'''~ oeo
Mr. fodcie. NJ. fodcit. he "ufntnt
10 cough Ike that With the lamp burn
inx. Ind yos ux The tent arrangement
10 eannn< the fom<sr
Come In. Miss Annit Fer Gods
sake. 90 sonethins. ! never seen The
poor little f<llos - hard w for
breash" fle dr.Eged the door wide.
his face stAudins out Whitley.
she was Ia sud past him. and to
the small crib. an open umbrella hung
Enthusiastically above n aud a sheet de-
pending. tens-fs>hion. Beside u duh
lamp burned into tho gloom. he hot
sutl<epsle fuu,cs rising
The lamp. Mr.. Fodder Il can b<
hold inside for a while"
Aud grasping II Ike q torch. she
parted the tent curtains aud plunged
la 10 her waist.
Outside IN the gloom of one twitch-
ing kax-j<t Mr.. foddie paced short
stretch az fioor. hands behind him and
fsf beating into palm.
"Miss Annie. n you think rs doc.
tor he needs. the poor little"
Hand me q spoon there"
He inserted Il. trembling.
lis he--"
-Hand me another blanket"
Here"
~The hot water ketsie.-
-Here. Niss Annie
-shh'h-h-hw
The small strenIiinex ~ceded AUG
finally CEASED. and her voice eame
through the sheet n'tercd and re'axed.
Starlight. baby. Starlight now.
sleep. Go 20 sleep. my ha-bee--
ha-bee. Go 10 sleep. my ha-bce. Ira
iaia Ia la M.m.m-m-m."
when she emsrsed from the sllt In
the ieeree. lamp "cheld. the face OF
her was IN high insfer. IKE iiepolo's
cleopatra. Light kiid down over hsr
milky arms Win the sleeves faii'ns
back from them. ana upon her hair. q
pisit OF u moving over each shoulder
Hes al right Mr. fodd'e' You
JUST u'oht nave MS hs'Ie hsau low
enough and didn't know how to ~ors
the lamp"
my God Mss Annie J was afraid
heo enoAs' I""r 'i'ue reno" )"s'
looked like he'd never get his next
brain. foor iltue Fellow
NOW. now. AIT f"oo'e' you 81 fien'
down There. You're as white a
shest yourself infy don't amount %
er.up with Kids n you know how "a
handle them. Honest. xou men ars
the greatest ones for losing your heads
right away and going all to pieces
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-05-25

When you hear the Court
House bell ring it means that
NOW is the time to list your
taxes The time for listing
closes on the 30th of May. Of
course you can list after this, but
the law says that those who list
after listing time must pay a fee
of rs cents. The county pays
the Tax Lister during the month
of May and you pay him to take
your list after the first of June.
MIR. Simmons is at the Richmond
Insurance and Realty office and
will be glad to take your list.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-05-25

Miss He!oise Smith arrived
from New York on Monday
night and is the guest Of Miss
Esdale Shaw.
Mrs. Jesse H. Page is the guest
|of Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Steele,
at their home on Washington st,
Mrs Page is the mother Of Mrs.
Steele.
Mr.. Henry Farley went to
Asheville Tuesday morning for
several days visit.
Mrs. @. L. Henry has gone to
Charlotte to visit friends and
relatives for several days, while
Mr.. Henry is in Chicago on
business.
Mr.. Hal Ledbetter Jr. left Sat
urday night for Chicago, whittier
he goes to make that city his
headquarters. He is with the
Marlboro Cotton Mills, with
whom he has been connected
for some years.
The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry D. Ledbetter will be
glad to learn that their little son,
whom they carried to Charlotte
for an operation for appendicitis,
stood the operation well and is
getting along very nicely. Mr..
Ledbetter returned to Rocking
ham Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Charles Pastorfeld, who
has been so very i'll in Charlotte
and Rockingham, has recovered
from her operation and is able to
be out visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Gore re-
turned Monday night from Jack
sonyille, Fla, whittier they have
been attending the Southern
Baptist Convention for the past
week.
Mr.. W. E. Thomas who went
to Charlotte Monday to see his
doctor, returned to Rockingham
Wednesday
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-05-25

Thursday afternoon Mrs. W. R. Johns
was hostess for the Duplicate Bridge club,
ComplmeDtins Mrs Andrew Moore, Of
Greenville, guest Of Mrs. Fred. Bynum and
Miss Fannie Stone, Of Greensboro, guest Of
Mis-. R. R. Simmons. -Four tables were
arranged in the living room and dining
room, these being beautiful with summer
flowers in abundance. After the boards
were played of the hostess served deli
rious refreshments frozen salad, sand
wiches and tea to Mrs. Moore and Miss
Stone, honor guests, Mesdames Fred. By
mum. R R. Simmons Isaac London, WIN.
Everett, ] NJ. Ledbetter, John Morrison.
Tom McRae, Jake Hinson, Howard Hart
eel, H. G. Wall, Frank Leak, Misses Ruth
Harrison and Kathryn Mcdonald.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-05-25
DEATHS
John.ie LitlIe.

Z Johnsie, thyroid daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bryant Little,
died here last Friday night. The
young girl had been in poor
health, but seriously sick foronly
a week. The interment was at
Northam Saturday, the service
conducted by Rev. Mr. Booth.
An extended sketch of the young
girl will APPEAR next issue.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-05-25
Military Training Camp.

The citizens Military Training
at Fort cClellan, Florida, will
run from July 9th to Aug. Goth.
The training will be excellent,
and attending will not obligate
the man to join either the Re
serves or National Guard If you
are interested, write C. M. I. G..
Headquarters at Gainesville, Fla.
or to Major R. S. Lyle, Recruit
ing Adjutant, Fort MCPHERSON
Ga.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-05-25

4. .I T.
Friday afternoon Mrs. ]. N. Ledbettel
delightfully."- entertained three tables d
Duplicate, with Mrs. Andrew Moore and
Miss Fannie Stone again sharing honors.
The hour was three o'clock and all as
sembled at the Ledbetter cabin out al
Ledbetter's. Invited were: Mrs. Moore,
and Miss Stone, Mesdames H. C. Wall, By
NUN, Simmons, Frank Leak, Q. |. Henry,
June Digs, Marshall French, v, R. Jones.
Misses Glenn and Jean Farley. After the
game Mrs. Ledbetter served fruit salad,
sandwiches and tea, orange ice and cake.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-05-25

Friday evening Mrs. June Digss was
the charming hostess at four tables Of
Bridge, with Mrs. Andrew Moore and Fan
ME Stone honorees Summer flowers were
used in profusion throughout the house.
The usual prosressions being made the
hostess recalled the cards. and served
stuffed tomatoes, country ham, sand
wiches and tea. Those present at this
delightful affair we're. Mrs, Moore, Miss
Stone, Mesdames Simmons, Bynum. Led
better, Jones. Wall. ". N. Everett, Jr.,
Lond,n. Purvis, W. s. Thomas VIC. Leak.
Hartzell Tom McRae, Jake HinsOn, O. L.
Henry Kathryn Mcdonald.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-05-25
Social
(contributedl

Mrs. Edgar Davis was hostess
for her Rock club on Wednesday
afternoon at her home on Main
street. The house was attrac-
tive with its decorations OF sweet
peas and peoples. Nine tables
were arranged for the game,
which was enthusiastically en-
joyed for an hour or more be-
fore the hostess served congeaied
salad, tomato sandwiches, ice tea,
crackers and pickle. Besidesthe
members, enjoying this delight
full hospitality were Mesdames T.
L. Covington, w. G. Leak, James
Covington, Willie Fowlkes, w. c.
Williams, w. L. Steele, Reed
Barron, w. P. Webb, HuntIey,
Smith Henry, Isaac London, T,
c. Leak, Misses Kathryn and
Glenn Farley, Bessie Terry, Ag.
mes Williams, Groves, Paris,
Brice Henry, Arrowood, Allen
and Mrs. c. r. Williams, Of Win
ston-Salern.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-05-25
John ". Disrs.

John w. Digg's died at Steele's
Mills May 10th. The interment
was at Zion on Sunday. Mr..
Diggs was born Sept. s, 1851.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-05-25

An infant son Of DR.. and Mrs.
N. P. Coppedge died at their
home in Candor Wednesday.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-05-25

Tuesday morning at the Bynum bunsa-
low Hrs. red Bynam entertained al d
delightful Bride Luncheon u hanoI d
hsr house visitor Ms, Andrew Moore
tables were arranged i ilie living room
WHICH Hs aIIIscIiys decorated with
80. pes s psoI1z;0 Ailel The pIa.
g.ss As|e aals g ssfdS vsIs iaEsa
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-05-25

Mrs. Smith Henry and Miss
Bright Henry who have been the
guests Of MIR. and Mrs. B. F.
Reynold, returned to their home
in Lilesville Wednesday evening
Misses Dorothy and Elsie Fair
ley accompanied BY Misses Caro-
line and Edith Holmes, Of Ashe.
vile, will arrive FRIDAY night for
the weekend with the FaifIeys
and Miss Easdale Shaw.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-05-25
Ford for Sale.

For sale, cash Of credit, a Ford
touring car II first class Inechan.
icaI condition. r B. Napier
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-05-25
]. b. REYNOLDS
Candidate for Sheriff II Richmond County
Dear Vo ter:

AS you probably already, ana Tor the
office Sheriff In the Democratic
be held June 5rd tse
solicit which,
greatly
behalf.
mot the of this letter to plead claims
office Suffice 1T
1917 mamd
that
may enforeed without fear
your IA
the that shall use best efforts
Of your support3 IL
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-05-25

A very elaborate and pretty
affair was that on Tuesday after
noon when Mrs. B. F. Reynolsd
entertained complimentary to her
guests, Mrs. Smith Henry and
Miss Bright Henry, of Lilesville,
and Mrs. c. R. Williams, of Win
ston-Salem, visitor Of Mrs. r r.
Helms. The decorations were
masses of sweet peas. Arranged
in the reception hall, parlor and
dining room were tables for rock
and bridge. Buster Reynolds
distributed the score cards which
dirscted each to her place at one
of the seven tables then the
hostess served ice tea and CHINA
mon toast. Tables we're cleared.
and a round Of games were play
ed. The bridge prize was won
BY Mrs. c. T. Stewart; the yisi-
tors prize went to Mrs. C. r.
Williams, the honoree. Refresh
ments were then served BY tae1
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Helms,
Misses Groves and Agnes Viii
Iiams, consulting Of orange and
cream, angel food and
pound cake.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-05-25

Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
Frank Leak was the charming
hostess for her Duplicate Bridge
Club. Besides club members,
guests were: Mesdaines Russell
Ford, Andrew Moore, T. L. Nc.
Rae, June Diggs, Howard Hart
zell, w. S. Thomas. Mrs. Leak
served to her guests frozen salad,
sandwiches and tea. To Mrs.
Moore was presented a visitors
prize, a handsome pair of silk
hose.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-05-25

Mrs. T. R. Helms entertained
on Saturday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. G. R. Williams, of Win
'ston-S Salem, who is her visitor.
and Misses Mary Bynum and
Catherine Paris, of Wilson. Elev.
en- tables were grranged for rock
and bridge which were thorough
ly enjoyed by those present.
The rock prize was won by Miss
Bright Henry, while the bridge
prize was won by Miss Ashcraft.
Each was presented a cut glass
flower basket. The guest prizes
for Mrs. G. R. Williams and Miss
Williams were a cologne bottle
and a bud vase, respectively. The
hostess served a salad and ice
course.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-05-25

AT the home of Mrs. X. r.
Simmons, on Main street, Mrs.
S. w. Steele was hostess for the
Married Ladies' Book Club, and
a number of specially invited
guests. The home was most at
tractive with vases and baskets
of sweet peas. pink and blue
larkspur and other summer flow
ers. "42" and Bridge were the
games played during the after
noon, and after several ryunds
the games we're called off and
the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Simmons and Miss Laura Page
serqed stuffed tomatoes,
sandwiches and ice tea, followed
by strawberry ice cream and
cake. Books in the club were
exchanged by the members.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Leak are to
entertain quite a large and at
tractive house party at their
home on Hamlet r0ad, beginning
Friday, when Mrs Boykin Pas.
cal will arrive from Spartanburg,
where she is now visiting her
mother; Saturday Mrs. Rufus
Howard and daughter, Matilde,
Of Savannah; Monday night,
Mrs. James Lawton, of Savannah,
and Mrs. Percy Salthen, of Edge
field, also on Monday night, Miss
Shrem, friend of Mrs. Rufus
Howard, will arrive for several
days visit, from Savannah. On
Tuesday afternoon between the
hours of $50 and 7;;30. Mrs.
Leak will entertain in honor Of
her visitors.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-05-25

up. Those present; Mesdames Moore, +.
c. Leak, vi R. Jones, A. G. COrpenins
Morris Puryis, Russell Ford, R. R. Sim:
mons, John Morrison, Frank Leak. Reed
Barron, H. c. Wall, Howard Hartzell. ].
N. Ledbetier, H. C. Parsons, Misses Glenn
Farley and Kathryn Mcdonald. Chicken
oroQuets, hot rolls ice tea, mint ice and
cake were served. Mrs. Henry Wall.
making the top score, received an Angel
Food Cake, while to the honoree Mrs.
Bynum gave a white satin Camisole.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-18
glus @eiellidaftsfreiie1t,

SRI. Moie 9ipp uno SRI. Sele11
'8artb bernnitalteten ,lekfen 6rettag
TN Sei1ne bon. SRI. 9ipp'S Mutter,
Tram 6. 9bieoe, etne1r r8arcel=
9Domer" fit Sri. 9nen Bfefferle.
Gin a1tberers 5EDper, fir bieielbe
Braut, fanb I'M Setme Dor Jrl.
Iillte 9eDnan11 ftatt ntlb NOR BON BEN
Dan1en, 6rou Meta @rone, Sran
Quep Bfefferle, SRI. Itflte 5epmant1
unb SRI. 5ertba @ef6de arrdngiert
tporoen. S1 betben Bdllen ipuroe Ste
Braut bon 'tbren Brenn6en NIT pie1en
i6Dner n11o niiblt6en @ei9e11fen iiberz
raf6t.
Srau George 2earp u1tb SRI, Y:tSfa
g1tdlanS arran9terten eineu iebr biibz
i6en @botper fiir SRI. Olga 96nuf<
fer, 5u tpel6en1 3tpede ft9 anndberno
25 Bre111be lebten DtenStdg I'M
56muder @etnn berlammelten. &ar=
tenlptel bilbete Ste l1nterbaltung oes
Nbenbs, fpobet 8ra1 Marp 8aer nno
SRI. 8iola STARTS Yretfe errangen.
Sin f66ner 2nn6 IN 5tpei @dngen be-
i6lob SEN a11genebm berbrabten
Nbe1b. SRI. 56n1ufer erbielt oiele
i66ne n11b niit1i6e @ei6enfe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-18
gsep 1tlmer it Gilenbabnnnfaa ber-
lett,

gei11bolo 2ino bon Seem l1ln1 be-
fi11oet iib unter benen, Die bel benz
@i1enbabnungliid auf Ser 600 2inie
BEL Mnnanoale 1eibt perlebt puroe1
sSm @an3en tpur6en 10 8erionen ge=
t0tet 1tnb "a berleBt. 9as l1nglMd
entltano ba0urb oaB Elm 3ng Der
900 2inie NIT einern Grl1d 5ulant=
menrannte. 9ie1er tp1rDe gege11 Die
@eicbe getporfen, ote oaourb in eine
anbere Stellnng FAM ssSnfoIgeoe1ien
qeriet ser Bug, nit 9l11snabme Der
2ofonotipe 11no oes erlten @agens,
auf Elm totes @eletie 1tuo itieB BORT
nit einerrSra6t5ug 5uiamnen. Sran
2ino mltr6e ourh nSefegranln1 be-
nabri6tigt, bob ibr @atte let6t per-
lebt nno in ei11 Sospital IN Minne=f
apolis gebradt iei. Mad Mnlt6t Der.
9ler5te miro @err 2i11o IN einigen
Iagen oas 9ospital berlafen fDn=
nen. ST befano iicb auf oern 8ege
nah CANADA, alS oaS ltnglitd pol
1terte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-18
,,6o,,le Coming.

Mii6er @ane'rer, .sBleibe so
Sal 11to 8a6 llnD 8hunle11 fliiiter1r
,gerg nno Wub, iie fonln1en 1tab',
limo aus ibrenf itiuen 9uiitern
Nnft eS leiie: rgleibe oa4.
@ier ilt's, no nod Dn geiebnelt,
@ier nitro 2ieb nit 2ieb belobnet.
@ebre Elm nno Meibe 30
&e11nlt' MIDI nidt? Sd bin es ia.
8, fiir oieie iePge stunoe
Mit 3nfrieoenbeit 5nriein!
Bas meint Mnbe, mas 16a6't @lr1s
6e,
8en,1 eS fiibrt gu i1rent &eim?
@og 5ablt @elo, lpas bobe @tufe,
Menn 8ufrieoenbeit ltns febt?
yo1ge Du bent re6ten Mufe,
Mnr 10 miro oas @liid geipablt.
gilf Du Iange fortgetneIen,
n1lter syrenoenl ipeit binaus?
l1eber Meer, in @an6ern 2anoern?
GS 1T feins, mics @eitnatbaus.
Ob a1h eleib Dir 2obn eegeben,
9b man Dib audi germ geieb'n
Mnr 3n Sauie fei1nt Ser 5eget1,
glus 6en1 6ie beiten 1rii6te geben!
9beo. 8igge, TO: Slug. 1922.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-18

- Nrau Sobn Mrba+ 111b Brdn
s(ug. 9}iede BON Sos Nngetes, Gql.
1inb Setmiebrbelu6er I'M s. U.s..
Gngelbert 6eim. Ste trafen atn
Samstag bter Elm.
@err nno 6rau Snbrem Sos
lebe11 unb To6ter bon Some Eomtl.
fbip 1paren an 5amStag IN @ottot<
ipoob Tomnlbip, um bem fra1lt
3el[mer Se'm e;r1en 8elu6 ab5nz
1tatten. @te famen am 9onntue
mad Stem lllnt, perlebten etntge 5tu1tz
be1t TN :Ireb 8rut Seim u1toI fubren
I'M 2a1lfe bes Cages an6 1ia6 Btrb
Ssla1b, no ite Bermanote begriibten.
= Gnod griee bon Cambria feiert
beute,. 6reitag. l8, Nuguit fetnen 60.
@eburtstag, tt1bem er Der Setter 6es
60. SabreStases ,bes S1tbian rallS=
brudS IN Stem llm betfpobui. 81
>pur6e an oenlielben Gage gebore1l, ea1
meldem ser Sn0ianeraufita11o in
Sabre 1862 begann 1rn6- etnen Taq
Dor bem eriten @efe6t In Seem lllnl,
Gr mar allo geraoe einen 1ag alt, off
1ei1le Gltern NIT tbn1 por. Der leioen
i6afflt6en Nu6e9ter. Der 6ptbdnt
floben.
: i Il. a.i.-.. +
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-18
M1t ,1niere 2eier,

8eioe nnierer Setmafdtnen maz
rem 5ipei pnlle Gage aufer Gpmz
milton unb mar eS umS 0eSbalb
11nmDgli6 ~ t,iel 2Dfal Nenigfeiten
a11f5niekett tpie Dies bis9er Der san
1par, Scr Snbdft fdllt bieie 8Dbe
alip ettpa3 1ltagerer aus 9urb
bieies 8prfDn11nnis tuiro bie v8pf''
nm einen Sag ipdter eri9eit1en. 9ie
2eier iuerben giitigit enti6nlbt9ett.
Scr 9erausgeber.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-18
Capt, eebalb legt Mutt mie6er*

Gopt. Wear Seba16, Ser feit
@riinoung, Der 11eltett &ngnte
.g" oiefer beporftan6, nno oerielben
ftets lebbaftes sS11tereiie erltgeg egenge=
bra6t, bat fiir8Hh ieine gntlaif1nng
eingereibt, 6ie aud bereits ange-
non1men tpltroe. &npt. Sebalo ge=
bort ou6 ser B1tnoesarmee an llno
erpartet, in &iir5e ais Maicr IN ben
Mube1tan6 ge1eBt 5n iperben:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-18
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