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East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1922-12-08
Silver Tea

The members, of the ID. A. X.
gave very delightful anu interest
ing Silver Tea at the home OF Mrs.
A. w. REYNOLDS Yesterday after-
noon. Invitations issued to a large
number of ladies and the REYNOLDS
nome was beautifully decorated
for this auspicious occasion. Upon
tue arrival of the guests dressed iu
Colonial ffocks, they were met Ut
th, dooa by little Missts MarS. Eva
Carroll aud Betsy Stark who re-
ceived their silver offerings in
beautiful silver. walters. They
were then ushered into the tdcep'
ton room, where thay were met by
the receiving line, composed Of the
hostess, assisted bY the presidents
of the different orkan cations OF
the city. Miss D. l.. montgomery
OF the w. {. T. T., Miss Mens
Blumenfeld of the Eastern Star;
Mrs. Beale, of the Engineering
Club aud Mrs. A. b. Harrington,
OF the Nso Cycle Club. The guests
were then invited to inspect mo4t
interesting display of antique
articles, one OF which was au apron.
worn at the funeral If George
Washington. From this room they
repaired to the spacious dining
room where they were served with
sandwiches and tea, by the children
OF the d. A. RS.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1922-12-08
Detective Captures Fugitive

Mr.. Geo. w, Bostrick. who lives
near Longview has made quite a
reputation in the past as y detective
but recently he distinguished him.
self by capturing a fugitive who
for many wears has succeeded in
evading all officers Of the law.
Some ago wears Tom Prisock, shot
from ambush and killed man in
Neshoba county. Prisock escaped
and reward of $780, 90 was offer =
ed tor is capture. Bostick has
been trailing him for years and a
few weeks ago located him at u
lumber mill in Alabama. He was
going under the name of Sanders
at the time of his capture.
After Bostrick had captured his
man he agreed to return to Missis-
sippi without requii ion payers.
Detective Bostrick will get The
100000 reward.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1922-12-08
Every Man His Own
Mechanic

A city man. driving his automo-
bile along q little used country
road, heard something rattle be-
meath his car, stopped, looked back
and saw q bright metal obi, lying
in tho road u short distance beLiad.
1t was a plow-point, evidently lost
by some farmer.
1t was fullv half an hour before
the next car came along, and Its
occupant. seeing the first man fiat
on his back under his vehicle by
the roadside. stopped and asked
what the trouble was,
The city man emerged and held
up the plowrpoint.
The blooming thing dropped of
my csr,' he said. and I've been
b intine for, half an hour to fiud
out where it belongs. "-Everys
body's Magazine.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1922-12-08

the farmer is going to ever solve
hi, marketing problems for him
You have been waiting on the other
fellow for century now, aud
where has he carried YOU? When
l talked before the Board OF Super.
visors Monday, w. ID. (Buster)
Seitz was the only man that Joined
de was not deferred by the fact
that the other fellow, present " oul
not come iu. We need farmers
like Buster Seitz- that will step out
and take stand. We have sixty
now in Oktibbeha county who have
taken such a stand in the cotton
Association. and we have faith
that there are $50 others,
Why should somebody "Holler
Radical when the farmer begins
to form an organization to market
his productsi This is the syst M
pursued by ever other business OIL
ganization. They set the price on
their goods at cost plus profit and
il they do not have their own retail
iuR establishment. they put sales-
man on the road to sell their pro-
duct, II they did not do it Il sy
would lie IN bankruptcy immediate
ly. The man that actually hoes,
plows snd picks the cotton has
gone in rags while the industry has
made mil!ionaires at the other end.
The fruit trees are here and all
orders have been delivered. l have
some trees that | ordered extra
that are heeled out i'll my garden
at the house. II YOU want trees this
year YOU had better got, them, as
these will be positively the last
trees ordered till next fall.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1922-12-08
Married

Mr.. w. 7. Smith and Miss Lucille
Hefiin were united in marriage on
Wednesday morning Dec. 6 1922.
The ceremony TOOK place at the
Courthouse Justice s. B. Cri,z Of
fieiating. MIR. Smith::is a prospery
GUS Young farmer in the western
PARTON of the county and the bride
is a daughter of MIR. Chas. HeHin,
who resides near Longview.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1922-12-08

The following piano pupils OF
Jessie May Gill are on the Music
Honor Roll for November.
Payne Ramsey
Elizabeth Chadwick
Alice Moncrief
Lena Belle Rand
Virginia Bridges
Margaret Selser
Theory Mitchell
Tom Bell
Gertrude Carpenter
Frances Moore
Mary Eckford
Rena Mai Reed
Charliue Thomas
Annie Belle Rainey
Frances Hogan Z -.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1922-12-08
Car of Apples

will have a car of fancy Wine
sap and Black Twig box apples
here in Starkville in a few days.
They are the best apples that / can
buy and will keep all winter. They
will sell for $2.5oa box at the car
and 1915 a box delivered. \ This
is chance to buy your Christmas
apples cheap, - ~ ~
R. o. FISHER.
Trimbie. TENN.
Big Yellow Mixing Bowls at
Nsson's tor 20 cts 10 rs cts.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1922-12-08

The Beautiful Doll at Hartness
g. Redus' Store will he given away
on Christmas Eve to the little gill
getting the most votes. Below is
the standing Of contestants to date.
Enter now and win the beautiful
doll. It is never too late.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1922-12-08
Honor Roll

The following planters of Oktit
beha county, fifty-four in numbe
representing approximately Cd
bales of cotton signed the cotto
marketing plan:
W D Seitz, Longview
j w Douglas, Maben
M d Vaughn, Maben
p T Fulgham, Maben
Ii M Daniel, Starkville
M d Mckee, Sturgis
A b Harrington, Starkville
W s Henry, Sturgis
M e Mitchell, sturgis
c Z Morgan Jr, Sturgis
r B Tumberllnson, sturgis
Q E Morgan, sturgis
d 0 rMogan, Sturgis
j X Edwards. Maben
J II Phelps, Maben
l. ID Thompson, Maben
Il o Neely, Maben
5 P Morgan, Sturgis
H0 Wax, Longview
Phillips & Hoyt, Starkvllle
VM Carpenter, Starkville
James Lee, Sessums
Murray Carpenter, A & NJ College
Max Love, Sessums
c II Frye, Sessums
r L Carpenter, Crawford
j d CASTOR. Jr. Starkville
j A Randle, Starkville
g b Kimball, Starkville
d Hartness, Starkville
Chas X Hartness, Crawford
W w Garth, Mayhew
E P Clayton, A y College
X T Washington, Starkville
@ r stark, Starkville
p G Jackson, Sturgis
Il j Spear, Sturgis
RIM Langford, Osborn
II + WOoteD, Starkville
J M Arnold, StarkviIle
&C BardwelI, Starkville
J ) Foster, Starkville
@ A johnson, Starkville
w l. Creigler, Crawford
s P Parish, Sessums
G B Hutchinson, Bradley
w w Miller, Cedar Bluff
Dave Kennard, StarkvllIe
s F Finkles, M,yhew
OC Moore, Sturgis
CO Dollar, Sturgis
} e Lampkin, StarkvIlle
J e McKell, McKell-.........
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1922-12-08
Eastern Star Notice

Elizabeth Chapter number 73.
0. e. S. regular business meeting,
Tuesday, December 18th. 1880 p.
m. Masonic Hall. Election Of
Officers for 1923.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1922-12-08
Creamery Report
for October

The following list of dairymen
delivered at the cooperative cream
erI the number of pounds of butter
fat opposite their names for the
month of Octoper.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1922-12-08
Ford Touring Car For Sale

Newly painted. IN good running
condition. Will sell a bargain.
e. NJ. BoYKIN,
A. & ". College, Miss
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1922-12-08

When you need a shine think Of
Nason's. Shinols. sells for only
ten cents. eEg Az
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1922-12-08
LOCAL NEWS
Miss Geoege Griffin spent the
week end at her h0me in Ackerman.

Miss, is the guest of her sister,
Miss Fannie LaEkin.
Miss Lucy Eckford spent Thanks
giving with Miss Marianne Wood
ward, of the Nj. s. c. w.
Wall Paper for all kinds of houses
at Nason's. The finest and he
satisfaction to all.
Miss Lorene Fielder, of Summit,
Miss Miss is the attractive guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. Ed McNair.
Get your Christmas tree decora-
tions while the stock is complete at
Nason's and they will cost YOU less.
Miss Martha Gum was the guest
for the week end. of her friend,
Miss Marianne Woodward at the
M. s. J. w.
Mrs. j. S. Rice spent the week.
end with her sisters, Misses Lucy
and Mary Moss Wellborn at the
M. s. g. w.
Miss Sara Alice Gully, of Meri.
dian. came over from the M s. o.,
w. and spent the week end with
Miss Zadie Smith.
Mrs. w. E. Ellis and little
daughter, Louise Bell, spent
Thanksgiving with her sister. Mrs.
Wallace Maxwell.
'T Hiss Bessie Carpenter entertain
81, her rook club on Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Horace Cunningham.
''' 81
Put saddle soap on those old
shoes like they use in the ARMY,
Direct from @. M. G. to Nason's.
You can get it for ten cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lynch, of
aeksop, motored to Starkville
and spen. Sunday with their
son. Mr.. William Lynch. at A. Il,
M.
Mrs..L. e. Anderson, Jr., had q
guest from the VI. s. e. w. this
week. her sister, Miss Lddie Hug
gins, Miss Eloise Jones and Miss
Eva May Summers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Bradshaw,
of Ackerman. are receiving congra-
tulations upon the arrival. on Nov.
29th., of a little son. Mrs Brad
shaw was Miss Valcour Pearson of
this city. before her marriage,
Mrs. George Heating, of Lake,
Miss, who is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. James, spent last
week with her sister. Mrs. PAYNE
Mcmillan in Aberdeen, and while
there, was the recipient of maly
social c0urtesies.
Miss Mamie Cunningham, came
over from the NJ. 5. =. w. and
spent Saturday and Sunday and
was accompanied by her cousin
Miss Robertine Montgomery. of
Yazoo City. Miss montgomery is
the daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Ed
Montgomery, formerly of Pheba.
Rev. Dunbar Ogden, of Mobile
arrived in StafkvilIe Monday and
Sss been conducting a series of
tyices in town and at the College.
-fvices were held at the College
Chapel every evening and at the
Presbyterian Church every morn
ing. Rev. Mr.. Wollard, pas ;or of
the Methodist Church, opened th
services atthe College Sunday even
ing and Dr.. Ray. of the Baptist
Church. preached Monday morning
at the Presbyterian church.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1922-12-08
FROM THE COUNTY AGENT
@. Z. Barrett

hooohniif dic UeHlnU bu6 OOtLOU
Association that we are organizing
in Miss. | wish to call your at.
tention in this paper to the strong
Endorsement given by the Mer.
chants & Farmers Bank of Stark
vile. This is not just as indorse-
ment on paper but in spirit and in
fact. The President and Vice.
President of this institution have
both signed up to market their cot"
ton thru the Association next year,
and being members their attitude
IN business matters toward fellow
members will be sympathetic. l
believe that our other two splendid
Banking Institutions in Starkville
will come in just as heartily. Nv
reason for asking the Merchants Il
Farmers Bank to lead out, was on
account of the fact that their Direc-
tiors had already indorsed the move
ment unsolicited.
December 5th., 1922
Mr.. G. P. Barrett. County Agent,
City
Dear Mr.. Barrett:-
Replying to your request for q
statement of our position regarding
the cooperative marketing of the
cotton crop beg to saw that we are
very glad indeed that you have ask
ed us to lead off" in this project,
for We think it the created agricul.
tural movement vet made by the
farmer for his betterment, and as q
farmers Bank we want to cooperate
with You as far rs we can.
Next wa wish to urge every farm.
er to sign up" and plant at least
q part OF his cotton for it is yet the
most profitable market crop the
farmer of the South can plant.
Finally let us say that when the
tine comes to turn your cottuu
over to the Association, this Bank
wants the privelage of making
loans upon your cotton, rather than
have you carry it out Of the Coun-
tv.
II there is any other way in
which we can aid you that is not
out Of harmony with sound bank.
ing. YOU have only to request it.
Very truly yours,
MERCHANTS & FARMERS BANK
Now | want to suggest to the
other Banks OF our county that
they get their Directors together and
take positive stand In regard to
this cotton Association. There are
farmers hesitating to 60 in till the,
find out what your attitude is.
Over 700 bales of the next years
crop is alreadysigned up and before
this paper comes out there will be
1000 bales signed up. Your atti-
tude is going to come ont when
Association Members seek looms at
YOUR Bank anyway. II this thing
is good thing for the farmers OF
the county, youought to be leader
in it, and il it is not a good thing,
your voice-uught to be raised pub
licly against it.
The Miss. Farm Bureau Cotton
Association is no radical movement
fostered by demaeogs and cranks.
1t boasts in Its membership of the
best and most conservative farmers
a list Of whose names is published
in this paper as to the kind OF men
that are Joining in. Oktibbehs coun-
u. They are my kind oe folks.
Some farmers are saying. Il be.
lievs that it is a good thing, but l
will let the other fellow join it and
see how he comes out before / 60
iu." II that was the general 'atti-
tude, we would never have'a Cot
ton Association in Miss, or any,
~. u ~ 4
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
ges @rogramm." SIiiatig las
Mor @anner sic per{1ieoene Scum.
mern, INN pI0blid 5uiammen5ufahs
rem. 9ieier Some? $50 bate er
i'm mir %geb0rt?"
Sinnen6 fubr 8anner tpeiter.

Nier Mummern tparen Dorbei, alS
Mar @onner Sen n&ri1taQ=Yalaft1s
betrat, feline @aroerobe abgab un6
in elmer 2oge nabe Der Bubne Ylob
nabm.
Die finite Mummer mar beeroet.
Mur fam Mummer iedS! a8la=
oislom @iletpsfpL 8ortratS berubm'
ter 8erionen."
Ser 8orbang flog bod. Gin ele-
go1ter, iunger Mann bertparoelte
iid aus Midaro 8ogner in, 5du.
bert, aus Mapoleon in Sinoe1burg,
unb gab in fnopp Is @inuten
acknowledgement sic 8iloer Der met
item eroBen Mdinner wieoer! Wfor
@anner nidt befrieoigt!
9ie Mummer NOR al @noel Ser
Deteftib IieB ii9 gum Mntleioe5in1-
mer 6es &iinltlers fiibren uno trat
mad fur3em Mnflopfen elm.
uger8eiben sic, mein @err, tpe1lr
id sic unangemel0et it0re! sic
beriteben meiiterbaft, Sen 9oppel=
q611qer an6erer 8erione1 al ipie=
len. @iroen sic niellei6t Die
6reunoli9feit beiibea, fi@ einmal m
6ielen Mon1 at pertparoeln?"
'8ei Sen IeBten @orten batte Wtar
F.! @anner 6aS 8i1o Srib @aas aus
ser &ai6e genommen nno btelt eS
@iletpsfp bin. Ser fubr beltiir5t
auriid, mur6e abpedielno BLOB nro
rot uno bequemte ii@ nod langerer
!3eit All einem @eitanonis. Da<
nad bate fem 8ruoer, Ser @oloar<
better WiletpsfD BEL @aM, 6ie nnter-
reouna api{den Grau &orner une
oem ssuipeIier belaufdt ano oabe'
erfabrer, baB oas Mrmbano etaer
@ert BON 10000 Marf babe. Dars
roufbin }eiem fie 51 benz @nti@lnh
qefommer, oaS Mrmbano gu iteble11'
Mit Mad191iiiieln, bie Der Brnoer
au einem gleiden 3med i6on frube'
hotte onfertigen lalien, ,par er II
Ser gfa6t bei @an eingeornnger
un6 batte 6os Mrmbano entpenoet
bQs @Ia6isIam @ilemsfD am Wtor
qen unter Ser MaSfe Srib 8ols
berfoufte.
Mls syrau Direftor &orner ont be
timmten Sage ibr Mrmbano pteoe1
abbo1te, pnBte iie ni6t, ooB 1et11et
meaen 5pei Men1den ibrer Mburte1
luna megen 9iebitabls entsegenfo
ben!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
Gin 5iberbeitsfo

- Gin Si9erbeitsfom M
mifiarius. Sic Sparfaiie ei<
1er &ropin5itaot lit in einen Reu-
bau iibergeiieoelt. Sdon am nad<
item Gage iteut ii6 Elm 8auerlet1l
Elm, legt fem 9parbud Dor nn6 for>
bert sic @iid5a6lung ieines @l1tba<
6ens. Madbem es ibm auf 9eaer
ulno Nfenning ousge5abt uoroen 1T,
idiebt es ser 8auer i6mln5elnD
5l1riid mb iagt: SCOUTS 1pie0er
'~reinlegen; ih uouf MIR ieben, Oh
Sbr's nibt etpa Dergeiien babt i'm
alten @Guie1!"
- Sdreibframpf. 8eam.
ter, gum Steinbofbauern, Ser Elm
Brotofou unter3eidnen muB: rNun
maden sic en0lid audi bas brittle
areu5, Steinbofbauer!"
IS tam net mebr, ! bab' an
&rampf!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
gle }mmtter+
@fisae pun &ertba @diie=Stabl.

5ebr gliidli9 mar iie, Sic alte
fSrau. Durite lie 1o6 m1eoer ga115
SHUTTER fem, ourfte lorgen rno 1dat<
fen fir 6as &ino! 9enn roas 4ino,"
bos MeItbaf9en tpar un0 blieb Die
sesl1nqper1nablte, sic nod Sabresfr1lt
al1n erltenmale sos Mutterbaus be-
frat, nab6em 6ie S0bne longe ldon
Sen eignen Serb gegriin0et batten.
Scum muBte au6 1T 6em tranl1den
Maoden5immer, meldes 10 longe
falt u11o perlajjen geweien 1par, allies
mieoer 10 lidt u11o 10 parm lei11 1p1e
frlber. ga, ones ami alten Blab,
aues qeor0net mie emit, oamtt lie
6ie &eimat mie6erfano, gan5 oIe
e@eimat!
Muf Mutters 9edbtiidden lag Der
8rief 6es 56miegeriobneS. Ser mel
bete, freun6li9 unb eilig mie ale
feline 8riefe, BEN 8eiu6 ser iungen
@atti1 Elm menig in ser @rt, mie
man cine B~rogrommnummer nit"
teilt: iebt fommrt eben 6ies an Sic
&eibe! lno in feline Blane Datte eS
gera6e 10 gepaBt, baB NUN uO}11t<
ter" an sic &eibe fam. Sir einen
genau beltimmten 3eitraum natur<
Iid. - sic par 5uerit bel aaer
6reu6e Elm biBden gefranft getpe1er,
Sic alte Brau. l%1eberbaupt = 10 Elm
56miegerlobn! 8er gab linn bieie
@erriderredte iber 2eben un6 2iebe
6es &in6es? @as ermadtigte ibn,
6as Dalein ser M11tter meit 5urid,
5ui9ieben, glei@fqm III Sen S@at-
ten, lit sic @ergangenbeit uno ii9
in Ben 8%oroergruno 81 1teQen, als
mdire er niemols Elm 6remoer getpe'
len, ein Meuling obne 8eroienlte?-
Mber gleid 1pur6en 6ieie aufrubrerl'
iden 6ragen in Ser lieben Seele
ser alten 6rar beidppidtigt our9
6as @liid ser @rmartung. uno
iie nobm gart5 itiu uno ergeben ibr
b%egren5tes, 5ugemelienes Studlein
@lud mie Elm Mlmoien aus ben 9011<
sen 6es fre1n6en Mannes -.
Scum batten lie chamber umidlu1'
qe1 qebalten, Mutter unb Sodter.
Scum par bas Stibden, baS 9aus
mie6er lidt. MQes batte sic Neu-
permd6lte gefun6en mie emit. sic
Iadelte uno itrid bic uno 90 uber
einen mobl6efannten fleinen @ege11>
.1tano nit fliidtig i6mei9e1noer
Sano, mie man cine grinnerung
f6rperlid liebfoien modte. -Ga1m
6as ,9ihausipredent1 6as LANCER.
febnte! Sic Mlfter batte gen1einf,
tauieno Gragen ifeIen gu miifen,
unb nun brdngte etmas in ibr, gleih
elmer Mngit, bas &inoergfiid Der &c.
Iiebten Go@ter, bos ielige, frieolide
ginit 5urud3u3aubern nit benz 5art-
lid mabnen6en r8eiBt gu nod?"
- gal6 ieood idalt iie ii@ redt
flein uno eiferiiiGtig. Der1 ne
modte flblen, 6aB bieie tori9te EN-.
lunenoe Mutterfrage fein pones
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

= @run11os. Apot6efers-
frau, eiferiudtig: r&0r' NAL, aari,
id muB nun .enoli6 piiien, mos
fiji &eimlibfeiten 9u NIT Na6barS.
;;@aitbe baltl"
gatte: saeg' Did uidt auf, liebe
Cite! Du meibt bod, oaB bic 4dtbe+
nit oem Doftor Miiuer perlobt lit
uno 90 muB. i'd ibr nun immer
0eljen 2iebesbriefe ent3iffern."
- allen. Slnger
-ghemant: SEA sic baben mid qber-
'retngelegtl sic bebauptetew Dob
imr1er, mein Sdmiegerpater bate
Gels pie 9euN"
Seiratsbermittler: rgeu, bat e.
etpa &eu?"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
Splitter

Ser getpieete 2ugner ididt inra-
mer cine @abrbptt boraus, ape11n en-
feline 5ablrei6en 2ugen anbringen
mill.
IS lit ieltiam, bob gera6e Die
ble11oen moIlen, Die nidt glanoen
Mon piro Ieidt ser @onn elmer
Grau, aber idtper ibr &err.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25

NQIIlII lUeltUe4. COW S"S'V Wv
pbonieren! 8orldufig i~trengiteS
StiMi6meigen, meme 9amenl"
Grit ant Mahmittag betrat Mar
@anner oas 8ripatfontor Ser SSl1tpe-
lenbanolung bon @aa.
u@ott 1ei Danf, 6aB sic ba fin6l"
rief ser olte 9err. sd furdtete
56on, sic miiroen mid I'M @ti@e
laiienl"
vSssdH fomme gu ieoem, Ser mid
r1ft. Gin onoerer o%ringenoer Sal,
bielt midi beute 1dnger auf, o1s i6
6adte. Bitte, teilen Sic mir nun
ames MGbere nit. 8ei6reiben Sic
mir 6aS Mrmbano rebt genau."
&err @an mifdte li@ oie @tirr,
o1s er geen6et batte.
r@as 1ol i6 tun? l1ebermorger
1oute 6us Mrmban6 abgebolt tper=
6en!"
,y2ur @ube, SEER @am! 3uerit:
per mar 3ugegen, olS Sic ben
Gdmud in @mpfang nabmen?"
vMein @obn uno meine beioen
8erfGl1ferinnen!"
/uDie Gar1en iino idon langere
3eit in Sbren 9ieniten?"
uG6on 6 Sabre! sic iino beloe
G06ter iebr adtbarer Samilien!"
v@eiter tpar nieman0 3enge?"
vMein @oloarbeiter perlieB &c,
ra6e 6os @ei9aft, ols i6 oas @tut
in 6en S9ranf itellte."
uSein Mame?"
u8eter @ilemsfD! Ct lit 5tpei
Sabre bel uns, Elm iebr tudttger
6a9marn."
Isle boben Samilie?"
uSesh lebe nit meinem 2%5iabrigen
Sobne 5uianmen;, er trat geitern
aben6' cine @eiddftsreiie an"
rS9 1aiie iofort in aaen Ser
iab= nno Nfanogei6aften nmfrage
bolten; pielleidt bat Ser 9ieb oaS
Mrmbano idon berfauft. @i@tiges
teile id Sbnen nit. @nten Sag!"
Tim 6 l1br aben6s erbielt Ser De=
teftip BON einem ieiner 8%eauftrag=
ten sic @adridt, 0ob er oaS Mrmz
ban6 in elmer Bfan0leibe Ser 8or~
1toot entoedt bobe. Gin &raftmogen
bra6te @anner idnen an Srt nno
5teue.
Semen sic 6ie 8erion, Die ST.
men bie1en Shmud berfanft bat?"
~SSompb1. Gs NOR Ser @obn oes
Supeliers @om. @r iagte, ct lei
in @eloperlegenbeit, bon Der Jet
rem @oter feine Mittei1ung maiden
tpone."
Scum, = miroen sic Sen, Mann
iofort mieoererfennen?"
uSelb1tperltdn6lid!"
v@ntl Sd BIN in 5tpan5ig Wfin11=
ten mie6er bier!"
Mit gr0bter @ei6minoigfeit ralte
ser &raftmagen burd 6ie StraBen
uno belt Dor DEM Sahie oes SUI
tpeliers @au.
Mar @anner muBte in 6ie 8cb~
nung binaufgeben, % Der 2aoen
idon gei6loffen >uar. 9as Bobn=
5immer tpar 1eer, als er es betrat.
@era6e moute er ouf Die nad)ite
Sir anophpn nIs 1ein 8Iif auf
cine Photographic fiel, Die benz
8iloe 6es Sutpeliers segeniiberita1o.
Dos muBte Ser Sobn iein: anr5
entldlolien nabm @anter oas 8ilo
an 1id uno perlieB eiligit oaS &a'1s.
.SSit oas ser &err, Ser Sbnen
oas Mrmbano p%erfaufte?"
: .SSa, Dos lit erl"
Sic irrer ii6 nidt?"
x&einesfaas, er tits tpirfli6l"
Sic oarfen bas Mrmbor6 nldbt
perfaufen, es bleibt urA8erfuanrg
Der 8oliaei!!4
aangfam fnbr Mar @arner an-
rid. Ser innge Mall NOR alio
nibt berreiit, er muBte fi6 nod
in Ser @toot oufbaltenl Mrmer,
otter Mostn! Gs miiroe i'm bart
treffen, in Dem Gieb ieiaen etgeren
Sobn 5u erfennen.
Mit idreienb buntem Blafat tam
linn Mittp ser 6tQot Elm eSu1tge
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-25
Dfr uern1annlunua-
kitnHtlpr.
gon 2orcns 2ieo.

Mit ei1lem fre,noli6en .@lter
Morgen" betrat Slhpelier Mau fein
@ei9dft. @erit0rt antmorteten 3tper
iunge Maoden ouf ben GRUB oes
Gbefs.
ngsun, meihe Gamen, marnm 10
nie6ergefdlagen?"
SOS Mrmbaub, 6as Srau Diref-
tor @orner our &eparotnr gege6en
bot, feblt ="
u8os? Die1es Armbano feblt?"
@reioebIeid, NIT %5ittern6en Sdn-
Sen fubr Ser alte Serr ii@ our@s
@aar.
.@ie lit 6as mogli6?"
Mit Miibe erlongte Ser Supelier
tpieber Gaiiung.
Sour Rube, feine M%ufregung.
Das Mrmbanb mub gefnnoen per'
ben!"
rSerr @ou, fou i@ Die @oIi5ei
vMein, 1,ei,, nidt 6ie' &o1i5eil
DaS miir6e armk maden, - Ste
0effentlidfeit br&udt ~borlanfig
nidts gu miflen. Gin mir anber'
trautes @ert1tiid IN meinem @e<
f6aft geltoblen = beoenfen sic,
mas unS 6os fda6et tnnroel Sd
mer6e MIDI an ben Deteftin Mar
@onner menoen. SSH glei6 tele=
pbonieren! Gorlaufig itrengites
| 5tiuidmeigen, meme Damenl"