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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22
Reeds denomination.
New York World.

The Missouri vote
was a r E m a r k a b ! c
demonstration OF Mr..
wills o MS influence
with rank and file OF
democratic voters. Had
it not been for him
Reed would have had
a walk-over; yet two
brief letters from Mr..
Wilson were sufficient
to give the senator the
fight OF his life, which
he won only by means
OF republican votes
cast in a democratic
primary. Had only
democrats been per-
mitted to vote he
would have been beat
en-. A great many gen
tlemen in Washington
would like to think
that Reeds renomina-
ton means what they
say it means, but they
will hardly be so fool
ish as to act accord
ingly.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22
Washington Post.

The result of the
Reed-Long contest for
the democratic senate
rial nomination holds
interest as indicating
the passing of wilson
ism and with it the
league OF nations issue
as a subject of politi-
cal interest. While 10
cal issues and condi-
tons so muddled this
contest that Senator
Reeds defeat could
not have been fairly
construed as a victory
LOT elmer wisconsin
or the league, the vic
tory which he has won
is clearly to be rated
as a defeat OF both.
The former presidents
Intervention in tn e
Missouri primary put
the democrats of that
state to a choice be-
tween independence of
judgment and Wilson
domination, and they
have chosen the for
mer.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22
Friendship Preferable to Dollar.
From the Townsville Tines Enterprise.

From the Townsville Times Enterprise
Il had rather lose a thousand dollars than
give some person just cause fOr a grievance
against me | can afford to lose a few dol
lars. but | can't afford to lose a few friends.
We can easily imagine how few men would
act on such a creed in any matter that real
w did involve the loss OF dollars or the loss
OF the esteem OF one man or set OF men. Yet
there are some such folks.
We were informed OF an incident OF that
type recently and it produced d profound
impression on us. In this material, working
world we look on the dollar as the chief OBJ
lective This old-fashioned man, if that be
the proper word, gave up project he had
in mind that would have made him dollars
because he feared that it would prove OBJ
jectionable to people living in his communi-
ty.
Whether he appreciates what such an eX-
ample means to the world is not known.
Whether he knows how such an example
inspires others makes little difference. He is
merely living out his creed and this world
is better for it, infinitely so, because we
know that a man who would do a thing of
that kind will give to posterity something
infinitely better and nobler and finer than any
financial success that he could possibly make
This is one OF the ideals to which we are
working. Brotherly love and its exemplihca-
ton, in this way, is but an indication OF the
life he has led and the influence he has ex-
erted toward making a better world for his
fellow man.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22
GEORGIA LEADS IN HOG RAISING

From the Vidalia Advance
According to Martin v Calvin. statistcian
for the state department OF agriculture. Geor-
gia is fast becoming a great hog state in
1921 the number of swine in the state to-
falling 100000 Georgia leads every cotton
ahead OF her being Iowa, Illinois. Indiana,
Ohio, Missouri and Nebraska South Georgia
is the great center for the hog industry, hav-
ing 65.8 per cent OF the states swine. middle
Georgia having 24.l per cent and north Geor-
gia the remaining lO1 per cent
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22
A Word for the Razorback.

Pearson Tribune: The Berkshire hog. nick
named razorback. Is coming in for much sound
abusing. He may not look we'll in swine
show now, but when he roamed the forests
and iattcned on acorns. pine maSts and other
things as was at his command he furnished
some prime pork and bacon ior the subsist-
ence OF the owner without seeing an ear OF
corn, being turned into the potato or peanut
patches No, he was not primarily a COM
ruerciaI hog
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22

The News was in error in saying that Rep
resentative Kittrell, OF Laurens county, NOV
ed for an investigation OF certain statements
made by Representative Moye, OF Randolph
at a hearing before the committee on the
port terminal bill 1t was remarks by Repre-
sentative Maun, OF Glynn county, who made
assertions that were Objectionable to Mr..
Kittrell Mr. Moye opposed the kittrell reso-
luton providing for an investigation, and was
instrumental in its defeat. The Randolph
representative was one OF the most active
and watchful members OF the house, and was
always jealous for the best interests OF the
state. No county had a better member.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22
Exchange Talk.
Puts Punishment on Industry.

Commerce News: We are not ready to give
substance. it would lay the burden OF taxa
ton on those who succeed in lie. on those
who make money, and excuse from taxation
all who fail to make money That policy places
la premium on incidence ard punishment on
industry
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22

AS usual Dawson will be one of the best
cotton markets in the state this season, and
the merchants will have large and select
stocks OF merchandise with which to supply
the wants of the people of the surrounding
country. You will make no mistake by sell
ing your products and buying your goods in
Dawson this fall
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22

The European corn borer is to the north
what the cotton boil weevil is to the south.
The corn belt may well dread its threatened
invasion. While every effort is being made
to retard its march westward it seems to be
only question OF time until it reaches the
corn states The latest federal bulletin reports
that it is farthest west in the vicinity Of To-
.ledO Ohio
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22
Some Free Advice From Experts"

Athens Banner: W omen eat too much, says
Cecil Webb Johnson. Women are apt to eat
too little. cautions Sir Malcolm Morris Eat
anything you want, advises Sir James erich
ton-Brown. All three are English medical
men, famous experts on diet You encoun-
ter the same predicament when YOU seek
advice about anything else
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22

The crying sin Of the present generation is
that it wants all the 1uxures OF life without
being willing to pay the price. We all in
sist on keeping up with the Joneses" regard
less OF the cost. OF course it cannot be done.
Hence the grumbling and the fault finding
and unrest that are so prevalent.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22

The political millennium is here. Friend
ehope. OF the Dalton Citizen finds himself
in agreement with Senator Watson. Hear
him. Tom Watson is Tor the abolition OF
the fee system SO are we. Tom is also IN
ia xor OF making invisible property subject to
taxes. So are we. Even Tom Watson occa-
sonal1y gets right" Never again will we
believe it is impossible for anything to hap
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22

Notwithstanding that the state primary is
three weeks in the distance Governor Hard
wick and Colonel Walker have each Swept
the state" several times. At that, it is the
quietest campaign Georgia has ever known;
in fact the oldest politician has never seen
anything like it"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22

Our neighbors over in Sumter county are
in the midst OF an interesting campaign for
the state senate, the contenders being Hon.
Stephen Pace. who was reared in Dawson
and Hon w T. Lane. who is well known
and has many friends here. Both have had
legislative experience, and are able and pop
ular men. Colonel Pace has declared in ia
vor Of fewer laws and It Is safe to say no
one will object 70 that
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22
GEOGRAPHICAL CENTER.


up here regard that part OF the state in
south Georgia. When you make the Jour
ney, however, from Macon to the south
ern border you are convinced that lot
of Georgia is south of Macon.-Lavonia
Times.
1t seems that geographical centerS like
other things, change. For years stone in
Jones county, on the highway between Ma
con and Gray, has marked what has been
supposed to be and generally accepted as
the geographical center of Georgia. 1t has
been viewed by thousands OF travellers and
become an historic spot
In this connection we wish to agree with
our contemporary that there is "a lot OF
Georgia south OF Macon" And it is not all
distance, by any means North Georgia is
great 1t has many advantages, and we are
proud Of it. But south of Macon is the great
est part of Georgia. Here crop failure was
never known, and here is produced greater
amount of farm products and the larger part OF
the states crop values; more hogs and cattle OF
the best breeds are shipped to market than
from any other section; industrial enterprises
give employment to people not engaged in
agriculture; towns and cities with paved
streets and Illuminated at night by white
ways dot the entire section, and paved and
sand-clay roads make it a delight to the
traveller.
Yes, there's a lot of Georgia south of Ma
con; and, best OF all there will be great
deal more in the next few years than there is
now
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22

The fields are white, and cotton pckers are
in demand down here in Gods country. And
business will boom.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22

When business continues to improve IN
sn;te Of industrial controversies it is proof
conclusive that the majority viii preVaiiS'
The other 1OO,OOOO0O are at work, and that
Is what counts.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22

Everybody being about out OF coal the
operators and the miners seem to be ready
to resume production 1t must be that eV-
erything is fixed to keep the price OF coal
where it is. if not higher.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22

"The Gambler affair is becoming rather
complicated" SAYS the Griffin News and Sun.
And nauseating our contemporary could wen
have added The Coca-Cola kings are very
much in the limelight, to say the least.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22

The legislature did one thing OF which ev-
ervbodv approves. 1t adjourned.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22

Women very sensibly have told the Chi
ropodists that they will keep their little toes,
corns and all. Splendid! II nature did not
intend that the little toes should be on human
feet she never would have put them there.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22

Mr.. Busch reports that Uncle Sam is still
dsobeving his own laws on the George WASH
ington by selling booze. Uncle Sam ought TO
be ashamed to look himself in the face.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22

While the senator's were taking the hides
off the newspapers they were at the same
time putting paper and pulp on the free
list The newspapers can stand the skinning,
which i'll reality amounts to nothing. Free
paper and pulp however, is a substantial
benefit.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22

There is such thing as evolution The
man who formerly asked, rs it hot enough
for YOU" now greets his friends with WHATS
your gas mileage?"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22

The biennial sessions bill is more popular
with the people than with the lawmakers Inc
wishes OF the people OF the state will yet De
carried out in this matter
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22

There will always be a use Tor insect pow
der while the world contains pretty men
who know they are pretty.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22
THE HEIGHT OF SARCASM.

From the Chicago News
In a New York basement cafe spring Of
cold water suddenly broke up through the
floor. Isn't nature sarcastic?
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-22

The cheapest thing in the world is human
lie, if the news of the day is any criterion.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-28
Cine rein
oeutl9e safbe

Das @ilfstuerf fir sic unterermdbrz
ten &inSer oes 9entf1en 6ei6es.
Sin Grinden Set Gudter. Ser
\ Nan1e oes Nmeriean 3rienbS
SerDtce Committee iull IN Gerz
binbnng nit Ser &anpagne nt6t
ttte1r bennkt 1perDe1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-28
51udtyeriud elmer @siifeseef6rteiil,

Nm Mittmo9abeilb lebter Wo6e
oerfudte ettre getitesfranfe Sra1ls td1' bte
bon Btpeitone mad benz ct. 8eter
@oipitaI gebrdht iDerben fonte, Sit
.entflieben, ais baS 9lllto Stem 11lnt
5paiiierte. Dte Brul1 befdn6 fttb inter
sMufittt bo1t 5bertff Sbepar0 llno
Matro1te 9oniie @rt0e BON Htpeitone.
NlB Ser Wagen bie Gde ber Mthne-
Fibta l11l6 @ebiten gtrabe erretcbt
E8atte, ipra1tg bie Datte1ttttt aus benz
Wdgett 1rb tpdre ft6er llnter ste Rd<=.
Ser besielbe11 gefontmetl, ipenn Ser
5beriff lie 11iidbt t nod am Matltel gez
|faBt Butte. Ser 5Dertff lenfte init
Ser et1te1l Sano oaS Nnto uno ber=
[lndte, NIT Der anbeftn bie Strut 81
| Balten, 70 FAM e8, bub Bus 5tener 6erz
| Dirt georebt tpuroe, bab ber Woge11
eineii Hfoite1t DDr De11 Sreb Bebnfe
pet11le 11ieoerrtb. Ole Ndie mar gez
bro1en i111b bas Milfb 11tubte III sReez
paratnr gegeben tperber; ipdbren6 De
|p1ltn sberiff W. gteiefe BON Bromn
50. Ste Sf1iaffen 11ad ct. Beter
bra6te. I.'.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-28
@rof+ q. Adern,a1t1t
1tintntt &ernf at
@iro Mpnat Stunt 11ad Manfatp
5ieben. Nimmt SeeliDrger Stelz.
lie in Smntannel lutberiiden @e=
1nein0e an.

Hrofellor Mbolpb Mdern1a1rn, erbielt
Dor etli6en @o6en ei1en 8ernf na6
Ser Snlma1tuelS ll1tberil6e1t &ir6e TT
Manfato, nnb batte bieielbe biSber
nt6t angenommen; meil er 5uoor Die
9Biinl6e ietner @emet1rben in 8rtgbz
ton unb @iitg etnbolen tpollte, oene1l
er tpdbreno Der Dergangel1en 4 Sabre
dis @eeliorger ge6tent bate. Dte
@iitg gz@emetnoe gab i6on por etntgen
@o6en tbre 3uittmntlt1tg unb 9or1tz
tag erfldrte it6 NUN all6 Ste 8rtgbton=
@emetnbe ban1it einperltanben, bab
Yrofeilor Ndern1ann bem Stuff mad
Manfato Golge leiiten iole.
Yrof. Ndern1ann tlt felt Sen lekten
|28 Sabren in Stem nln anldlitg gez
tbeien. s3ebn Sabre oteler s3ett mar
er Reftor beS bteitgen Or. Nfarti1l
9utber College, 6en1 er oorber II
Sabre aIB 2ebrer gebte1lt bate. @bc.
er IN Sic Safnltdt be8 college etnttat,
lit @err Ndern1a1t1t @tnbe1tt on btez
fem 2ebrtnititut getneien. Gr 1T lit.
Deutl6la1lb gebore1t nnb be1u6te bort
Sic 2atetni6ule, beoor ct mod Nmert=
fn fam.
Da8 bteiige College mar fet11e erlte
Ml1na Mater lino BON bier aus gt1lg
ct 1la6 SEM Goneor0ta College IN ct.
2oniS. @dbre1lb Ser @omnerl11oz
1late bein6te er 6arn Ste Qntperittdt
BON @tSconitn tpo er .it6 letnen
Dtftortitel ermarb. 98dbrenb be8
&rtegeS tpurbe Serri1 Brof. Mder=
mann et1le 11ttgere6ttgfett 1ta6 Ser
anoeren 3ugefiigt unb fa1r1t iein 8erif
an sic gr0bte lutbertl6e @en1ettloe In
bieiem Dtitrift al8 8e6tferttsalng an
ge{eben merben.
Brof. sfdernta1rn tptro perin6e1l
Elm nebereinfomnte1t nit Ser @enet11=
Sc t11 Manfato 311 treffen, bab er Seem
l1lm eft INIT 8eenbtgung be8 96ulz
iqbreS oerlailen bram6t. @ine ietner
109ter geb0rt 5lt ber IN oieietn Sabre
graonierenbe11 &laife nrb ei11e anbere
1T I'M a6te1t @rabe u11b eS tpdre lpii1t=
10etstpert, tpenn Sic &inber nod BIER
oas @duliabr pollenoen f0nnteft.
3m ser Sn1manuel @e1nei1tbe geb6ren
1ingefdbt 450 Tantiltet1. Jeb. q. S..
8tnter, Der iebt Seefiorger oteier
@en1etnbe 1T, tptro TIT Manfato blet=
ben unb ba8 Nmt etne8 01eftorS a11
bent Mdbden @eminar til Mantato
ii6ernebnlen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-28
@tbke geiet in Springfield gsplart

l1nier Madbaritabt6en @pting=
ftelo plant etne 2tdgtge Moniterz
geter, Sic am %. l11lb %. STINT abgez
baltet1 tperoe1l ion. DteieS iDnrbe IN
etner fitr5lt6 itattgebabten 8erlanrntz
lung beS 9prt11gfiel6 8oofter Stub be-
f6lolien. 3u gettannter 3eit tpir0
Ste tdbrltde 8erian1mlung. Der Nmertz
can 2egton be8 5tpeitelr CONGREGATIONAL
DtitrtftS III Springftelb -ftattftnben
l1lb ebenfo et11 &apenet=T Toltrnter.
Ma1 be11 berett8 a11genomme11en 8ldz
,1etl sntrb bieS bic gr6bte Setter inerben,.
bie ie tit l1nierem Ma6baritdbt6en ab>.
gebaltett tp1trbe. @s lperbett Yaraoell
iein, patriotti6e NnipraderL 8anz
iptele, &on3erte l1nb fonittge Inter
baltungen, Sic ba5u beitragen 6iirfte1t,
bteie Idge git ll11pergebli6en fiir
5prtngftel6 gu MAIDEN.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-28
.9as oeutitbe
Sbeater>yeit


Die Ibeatertrl1ppe beS benti6erl
Sauies bon @t. Saul, IN ether 9tdrfe
BON "a Berione11 er0ffnet, 111ter bem
babf6en Mamen uDeuti6e8 Tbeater.
feit" am fDn1n1e1tbe11 Montagabe11b in1
gnr1ler 8beater eil1en- -Gnclns bon
bier 1beaterOorit tellungen In beltti6er
9pra6e, tpel6er ftd tn brei Tasen
abipielt 1t1ib 70 3tentltb ie6e Sc
i6nadSri6tltng befriebtgen 6iirfte.
8te6erbolt tpurbe tn bteler ,d3ettnng
auf bieieS GretgntB III empfeblenoer
Wetie btngelpteien. Naentbalben bdrl=
gen Ste 9beater5ettel an6 III SEN
1ntltege1tben Srtl6afte1t lln0 BET llr1z
feren beuti6en Tarnlern, 0iirften 6ie
@ir3elbeiten beS IbeaterfeiteS befan1lt
fetr1. @S 1T alip 5ipedloS, nod ei1lz
nal IN prableril6er Neflanle bic erz
.freult6e Iatia6e 81 beipreden. Mur
ned etntge Gage l1rlo Ste Deutf6e1l
f0nne1l fi6 perl0nli6 bon Dem boben
@ert be8i nnternebmen8 itber5eugen.
Ma6itebe1lo folgts 1todnlalS ba8
ger3et6ntS 6er alf3nfiibrenoen 9tif-
fe. Sour auf GtneS fet no6nial8 bi1lz
geiptefen .11tb Ntemanb folte bielen
Bn11ft itberleben, bab Satipnfarten,
duff ben ietpetligen Bldbe1 gum 8retie
bon bret 8oritenunger, gum 8eim6e
BON pter. 8orifellnngen bere6ttgerl.
Nl1o fal1ft Cation Billete; 5u baben
bei NrbeS BroS., Bipneer Drug &c.,
unb TIM @raro 9otel.
9as Nepertuir:
(Nne Observation-Disclosures fange1l
plnft 8 11br any.
Montag, BEN /. Scat: uDer
@tabStrompeter," @robe Hofle init
@eiang 1nb Gang in 3 glftett BON
8m. Mannfebt; Mm1tf bon 8. 9tef-
fens. 36 Herioneir anf ser Bubne.
6DftnetiterS Sr6eiter.
DtenStag, BEN 2, Mai: Nnf brtn=
ge11beS gerlangen: Sic prddjttge batrt-
ibe @ebirgBfon16bte: uDer Dorf-
Bfarrer" IN 3 Nfte1t bon Marttfttlta1l
|96n1tbt, SEM Di1ter beS 8atril6=
B6bmil6en @albliebeS. Da5n Sobel=
|lieoer 1111b 3ttberflang.
N9ittipo@, O}atinee nm 2:3O Nahz
nlittass: S8nnte8 Hrogramnt." /.
Sell: 1Dro1er<& CONCERT, Der id6nite1l
Sobellteber. 9anptnunlmer baa
@6olieb; Snitrnmentalz zIrio, be-
tebe16 aus 3itber; 96obgeige urb
@uttarre.
3. Sell: Denti9es @aubeoille.
3. Sell: Tbeater:: Scr .@tnltebL,A
8albtbha tn eirem Auf5uge bon
Nt9arb Stang.
Mittmo9 Mbeltb: @9lub=8or=
fellung, bas berrlt@e 5@anlpiel ii
5 Nften bon Dscar 8altber, rDaS
f56lob an1 Weeer. NlleS tpettere
Sur6 Hrograntnle.
Mo6nrals ii6ert gu6 @ailohfar=
| ten Inb reierbirt 9tbe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-28
gbeaterpuriteauns rieiiser GrfDlg,

Die 3ettlngen maren ft9 bon ieber
bariiber ett1tg; bab uSf BanS So Mbz
BERTHE" bo6 blteb eS Sen innge11 2el1=
ten Ser fatboliidef &ir9e lberlafIen,
6teier Nnit6t bur6 bte Mnffibrutg
eines 3 afttgen 2nitipteleB Ma66rud
3l1 gebe1. DteieS Spiel fans am
Son1ttag lnb Montagabe1tb i1rt fatbo>
ltiGen Sdulbanfe ftatt lltto mar iiber
.Grmarte1t gut bei1tdt. Nne Mttptrz
fenben .iptelten NIT 70 Dtel 9toutt1te u1tb
.5t6erbeit, 0ab man gang pergab, bub
.es itd unr ett1e Nnatei1rauffnbrung
banbelte. Ser Snbolt Der &pnl0ote
tbar iiberuuS luittg 11nb ber Sebt3eit
e11tfprenenb lttt6 ale 0dritener erz
range1t, ba1lf ser gltfen Snfcenterlng
arobem l1nb ol1fri1tigen Betfall. Dte
Dlittptrfen6en tpare1l: Ste Sri. Matalte
Diet, @lara Bu6ner, Tloretce Cid
ten; Mdrte Gibner, lumte bie Serret1
Ri6arb 8aer, Senrn q. Dtet, Sobn
Gbritopberfon, s. g. @rpebner. Mlots
Martt, 9uSo ST.. Borlter, s, s.. Suelsz
fnmp unb Clarence Ser5bg. MloiS
D3artt, Sligo gorfer l1no .Jrl. Mdrie
Gtbner erfreute1t 6as Hnbltfnntg bqntl
| nod NIT eintgen blbfhe1t, tells erttz
ite1r, tells bl1ntortfttirben Bortfdgen.
4 i 4
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-28
:@ebnrten ,lt1b gnbesfalle TN gtiepllet
GDit1tt1.

ynl Mieonet gonntp not bte N1lz
ahbl Ser Gebltrte1r tttt bergangene1l
Sabre 3tpetn1al 70 grob, tpte Ste Der
@terbefdlle, trot Ser Eatfd6e, baB
eine gar3e Nn3abl Btontere itd tpdbz
re1tb bes bergange11en SabreS Set
.groben Mrn1eel angel6loiiet Daben.
SIN gdit5et1 mnrbe1t int gotttltp 268
@ebirte1t dr1getnelbet, tDogege1r Ste
3abl Ser EoSeSfdlle, ausf6lieblt6 Ser
I'M SfaatSzSoipital peritDrbenen, 176
9etrngen. Dte Sfatiittf fiir Sas
1go1lntp 1T tDte folgt: 5a5
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-28
SRI. Nlaggie Mntbprp, Sic

Sri. Wtaggte Mntbp1tn, bie Die
letten Sabre III Mapleton, Sa. lebte,
ntrb iekt bter penbleiben, lln1 fiir
.ibre1 gater, Mife Nntbonn ll1lO
56Deiter, Trl. Nnna Nntbonp, bie
III Der Office BET eagle Noner Wiin
"dngeitent 1T, 5uu8 31 fiibrer.
Die al1Sipartiger Geilnebnler
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