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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-08-31
JOSEPH GAMBLE
PASSES AWAY
WELL KNOWN CITIZEN is
CALLED TO BEYOND
AFTER ILLNESS

On Wednesday evening, August %,
1922, at els o'clock, Joseph Gamble
passed away at his home in this city,
after an illness of nearly two years,
from which he was not able to re-
cover, owing to his advanced age.
Mr.. Gamble was born in Henchen-
brook, Canada, September IA, 1847.
When he was six years of age he
moved with his parents to Clinton,
Clinton county, n. Y. He came to
Wisconsin in 1864 settling in Bran
don.
In 1873 he was united in marriage
with Mary Jane Kelly, of Hunting
ton, Canada, who passed away after
q years of married life. To this
union four children survive Albert,
of Milwaukee; Mrs. F. H. Barden and
Mrs. f. H. Kuhlman of Wausau, ana
Mrs. w. B. Huffman of Lynchburg
Va. They resided in various places in
the state-Ripon, Seymour, Angelica
and Green Bay. While in the latter
city. Mr.. Gamble operated stage line
between Green Bay and Sturgeon Bay.
For three years he conducted the
Adams House in Green Bay. The
family came to Wausau in 1887 He
operated stage line between Wausau
and Marathon City, in connection with
his livery stable. In May, 1901. he
was united in marriage with Miss Net
tie Appleton by whom he is survived
and also by five children: Franklin,
Byron, Edith, Alice and Leslie, all of
this city.
He was a member of the First NJ. L.
church and had been ever since he
was seventeen years of age. He was
always for right and Justice and had
the courage of his convictions. He
was consistent in his religion and a
constant worker in the cause of tenn
perance. Fearless in his denunciation
of what he believed to be wrong, he
accomplished much to make this world
a better place III which to live He
was great lover of horses and dur
ing his active life raised and owned
some of the finest animals in the state.
Since Feb. l. 1921, he had been i'll,
! though able to walk about and ex-
change greetings with his friends.
/ The funeral services were held from
the First Methodist Episcopal church
Saturday afternoon, the Rev. Richard
Evans, pastor, officiating. The pail
bearers were II, c. Berger, E. H. Kuhl-
mann. George Mcintosh, A. A. Book.
James Montgomery and Z. B. Thayer
Interment was in Pine Grove ceme-
terry.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-08-31

IT. H. Ryan and Karl Schmidt
spent Saturday in Amigo.
Harry French of Madison. for
merry OF this city, has been spending
the week here
Mr.. j. w. Mohr is now in Cbica-
go where he has accepted a position
with an electrical firm.
Judge and Mrs. George ]. Leicht
returned Thursday afternoon from a
weeks outing at Manitowish.
Miss Agnes Doonen is visiting at
the home of her sister, Mrs Jack Kad-
ing IN Michigan City, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers and Mrs
MacFarlane, of Laval, have been Wis
iting at the Frank Kleever home.
"A. I. Widmer of Rockton has re-
turned home after spending a few
days with his brother, E. d. Widmer.
Miss Sylvia Halverson spent last
Saturday at Marshfield. She graduates
from the Wausau Business Institute
shortly and expects to locate at
Marshfield.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-08-31

PUFFY OMELET-Four eggs, one
half teaspoon salt, one eighth tea
spoon pepper, teaspoon (rounded)
baking powder, tablespoon cornstarch
one-half cup milk. Separate eggs;
mix salt, pepper, baking powder, corn
starch and milk with the yolks OF
eggs. Beat whites until light and mix
in well with yolks. Put into creased
hot frying pan and cook slowly until
well puffed up. Dry out in oven, fold
over in half and serve Immediately
on hot platter, or if desired serve
with tomato sauce.
TOMATO SAUCE-Threo slices Of
bacon cut into small pieces, small
slice onion, chopped, two tablespoons
flour, one and one-half cups strained
tomatoes, one-half teaspoon salt, few
gratings of nutmeg and dash of cay
enne, one tablespoon chopped green
peppers. Put bacon in saucepan, add
onion and brown lightly. Add flour,
tomatoes which have been heated and
strained, and stir until thick. Add
seasoning and peppers.
CUCUMBER RELISH-Twelve Gu
cumbers sliced and peeled, seven
large OHlOHS, IHIee 5leeh pePPolo anu
one green sweet pepper, one-half cup
salt, one cup sugar, two cups vine
gar. Slice the cucumbers and onions
and put two-thirds of salt on Gu
cumbers the rest on the onions and
peppers. Let stand one and one-half
hours; then add vinegar and sugar,
let stand short time and seal.
OIL PICKLES-Slice one hundred
small cucumbers, but do not pare
them. Slice as thin as for the table.
Lay them in salt and water for three
hours, then drain. Add three pints
of small white onions sliced thin,
three ounces Of white mustard seed,
two ounces of ground pepper, / ounce
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-08-31

Miss Mayme Murtaugh is spending
a short vacation with friends at Mil
waukee and Chicago.
The Central Wisconsin Poultry as
ISOLATION holds a meeting at the court
house tomorrow evening.
The 12Sth Infantry band returned
from Madison Wednesday after hav-
ing participated in the third annual
convention of the Thirty Divi-
sion.
IEMSTITCHING and Picoting at
tachment; fits all sewing machines,
Price So. Checks 10c extra. Lights
Mail Order House, Box III, Birming-
ham, Ala. Adv. A91S2S
The Bells Hotel is receiving coat
of paint. 1t is being painted white
and will present a most attractive ap-
pearance when completed. The cor
nice at the top has also been changed
and replaced by tin covering.
WANTED-A Representative for this
locality. Commission only. Will
grant exclusive territory Experience
not necessary. Splendid opportunity.
The Lake City Nurseries, Inc, Lake
City, Mimi. ADV.
The Rev Father Peter Rice, pastor
of st. Patrick's church at Minocqua,
and one of the best known Catholic
clergymen in Wisconsin, celebrated
the fifteenth anniversary of his ordi-
nation to the priesthood recently.
Tourists from New York, st. Louis
and Milwaukee presented him with a
purse of $500. On this occasion mass
was ce LIBERATED for the first time in
MinoCqua's new church, and over 500
were in attendance.
The following item is clipped from
| this weeks issue of the American
I.umberman, published at Chicago
&c. c. Dawley OF the Dawley-Northeru
Yards, Wausau, Wis. visited this mar
ket few days ago. The Dawley-
Northern Yards operates a long line
of country retail yards and they have
almost without exception, according
to Mr. Dawley. enjoyed a brisk trade
all this summer and he looked for
ward with great deal of confidence
to the future"
The synopsis of weather and cror
conditions in Wisconsin for the week
ending Tuesday. August Goth, follows:
Warm and dry first three days, re-
mainder of week cool with light tC
heavy showers in many localities, bu
rain is still needed over the greater
part of the state Corn is maturinl
we'll. Silo filling has begun. Thresh
ing of small grains is nearing com
pletion in the south; elsewhere it Il
we'll advanced Yields are general,
l good. Potatoes are good to excellent
Meadows and pastures are poor IL
extreme south, elsewhere they ar,
somewhat improved by recent rains
Early tobacco is being harvested
yields fair, Late tobacco is an uneven
= stand and suffering from root ROT
1 Fruits and truck are good. Wild black
= berry crop unusually large. Suga
/ beets fair to good. Cranberries nee,
e rain badly; harvesting begun in som
$ hogs, The crop is in danger fror
1 frost on account of shortage of waite
!. to flood the boys. Fall blowing de
4 layed byd ryg round Seeding of ry
n begun in some sections.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-08-31
OLD LAND MARK
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING

An old landmark, the large pine
tree which stood in the center of the
enclosed grounds in front of the grand
stand at the fair grounds, blew down
the other night during the wind
storm. The tree was tsruck by light
ming during a thunder storm. on the
morning of the second day of the fair
last week which splintered and weak
ened 1t until it was an easy victim
to the wind
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-08-31
NO MORE BACkACHE FOR HER

Mrs ]. NJ. Gaskin, Etna Green. Ind.
writes: II suffered from severe back
ache and sharp pains. could not
stoop over. Foley Kidney Pills gave
me such relief that l can praise them
too highly" This standard remedy
for kidney trouble and bladder all
ments can be taken with absolute
safety. Sold everywhere. Adv
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-08-31
SEPTEMBER 3, 1922

Breakfast
Sliced Peaches with Cream
puffy OmeIet Toast
Coffee
Dinner
Roast Pork Bread Dressing, Brown
Gravy
Apple Sause
Riced Potatoes
Dreamed Caulifiower
Lemon Pie
Coffee
Supper
Cabbage Salad
Cold Sliced Meat
Johnny Cake
Tea
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-08-31
Surely Excellent Memory.

My memory is excellent" said
Smith. "hut there are three things
l can never remember: | can't re-
member names, cant remember
t&st =. '' "a ce--l for
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-08-31
THE HOUSEWIVES EXCHANGE

fsd all communications to the The Pilot
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16
@eplante Mntptpnr Ser 9iitpri,
gran MiIpeiatiDn peri4pbe11.

s. N. Dds, Der init ben bteiigelt
,Nrrange ementS fur sic geplante glntoz
tour ser 4tltoric, grail gliiociation BE.
;auftragt lporben mar, beri6 oab
it'd eeeen ben bafiir feltgeleften 3ettz
plnft 10 grobe 0ppoiitten ben,erfbarl
ge1naht batte, oab fid baS &onlitee
|peranlabt fab bic 5abrt auf ein
|}pdtereS Datum gu Derlegen. Abel
saufsel0 ban, III ni6t aufgebober uni
bic gsplQnte llno bereit8 grilnblt0l
ausgearbeitete '9lutotol1r tpirb Dbne
t3neifel bod nod sitattfinoen, u
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16
Rsp lllu, Mianeiqta, .6reitag, ben 16 Snn 1922 Ia
ct. Gli5abetb Bereia fiibrt ,,ene
!, fMitelieoer Elm.

i Qebten @oantoeabe1lo iano bie @in=
filbrunga 20 1telier Weitslieoer IN &eeu
bie{iqen ct. @i3abetb 8erein 1tatt,
.unb 3nar& urrhe bteielbe NIT etner
5timmungSpollen Beier in beln SDrz
iaal bes fatboliIhens 96ulbanle8 feft=
It'd beeangetl. Die 5erren Wb, @tbz
ner uno Sc Aret baften ben Bor>
31ib iiberno11nie1r llllb bielfen 4n{pra=
den. Nn6 Nep. ST. 5hlintsrt ride
tete baB WDrt a1tsoie aeittetlnebnler
alnb neueu Mttelteoer oes 8ereinS.
sSDlaenbes 1ebr gut porbereitete Bro=
arai,m d tam snr Dllrhfil ilbrure
Weuiifportrage hes fatboltl6en
Sodl6ulen< Drdelters.
@5elansSpOrtrag, a,lsgefiibrt BON 10
sfitQlieberi1. W.
Bianoz zDuett BON Sri. 2uep Wartt
unb sSrf. ggilibaloa Gibner.
@eiangs{olo BON SRI, Neiloreo Gibz
1ler.
Dianopnrtrag BON Sri. 9nep Marti
bealeitet BON SRI. Marie @ibner auf
benz Tron1bon.
Uaooef6au gergangenbeit. Ge<
aenpart uno 3llfunft.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

Ser 5tabtl6reiber ipuroe angeipte<
tien, Nnmeilnngen in 96be bon iiber
$4,000 al1s3ufenea fiir bereitS ge=
llieferte Nrbeiten auf 9eiper8 nin.
laut &oltenlberi6ldge beS 9taotinz
IgenteurS.
9lnton Scum llnb Ser Ntoerfibe Yarf
Nlloctotion ipurben 5oftzDrtnf 2iz
3en3err erteilt.
8eidlolieu ,puroe, 1 3ebntel 4der
bon Ser Yfaenber Stealth Gompanp
fir Die @ln1me bon $3.50 81 faufen.
SIN @ansen lagen 56 @ein6e fir
Mil6z2i5en3en por, bie {dmtli9 be-
Eipt4igt pnrben.
@ablri6ter ernannt.
! Sir bie Yrimdripoblen am 19.
Stunt ipurben folgenoe Wablri6ter er=
1la1lnt::
@rlte @arb, eriter precinct Otto
IS. SSmafb, g. s. 5oufup, 9ugo.
@ebier. .3petter precinct Serrp
Otto Seplnann, Sobn. Na=.
gel.
3,peite Warb, er{ter precinct
@mil Mueller, &arl S. Nufoerbetoer,
Ano, 9affert, 3ueiter precinct 8az
liam @tellies, q. s. Dabf, Sultus|
&raufe,
Drttte @arb, eriter precinct Ntb.
Senle, q. S. Meper, Bm. 2teb,
-GbaS, &ubelba6, S. S. @6raoer.
8ierte Darb, erlter precinct
.ssrana Miemarn, Greo 5an1ann, SUI
bert 8erg, stpetter precinct -2eni8 8.
&ropf, @nnil 8uenger nno @. g.
8ereoe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16
aonfret fSe1t5 lou
erri9tet iperoelt


Die Direftore11 bes lanbmirtf6a
li6en 8ereins unb bauptiddlt6 @az
liam 9tnoemanr1 finb augenbtdltd
NIT Nnsarbeitung Der Yldne
.fiir bie Gountp 8air fiir 0teies Sabr.s
yfi9t nur beiddfttgt man ii9 nit ber
biesidbrige11 Gair, fonbern n1a11 pla1lt
audi fit ste ,3ufunft. @S TT angez
n1ein befannt, oab es abfolut aotlpe1lz
.bta gelporben 1T eth ipeitere8 @ebdnbe'
3u erri6ten fporin ote 9anbarbetten
SET 9rallenipelt CUR befieren @eltnng
fomnen, lollen nie bieS btSber: Der
Sal geipeien 1T.
@S feblt audi bier ipieberunl baS baz.
fiir nottpenotge @el6. Befanntlt6
bat oie Tair @elenidaft itber Sc, 900
|56ulben bie ibr 0urd @rrt6tung beS.
Egroben 8tebltalle8 alf benz Bairge=
ldnoe. ertpu6ien. 5olange ote1e
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Ibie Grrt6tung tpetterer @ebdnli6f
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&omlitee lebte 0o6e tdtig geneie11,
neue Nftien 5u nerfalfen. gefannts
ltd fteben Nftien I'm 8etrage BON nez
niaer al8 $4,000 aus unb baS Gtsenz
ltum ser 8rotpn @olntp agricultural
9ocietp tpirb anf anndberno SAC, 600
| |gei6dbt. 8innen fur5er 3ett lpurz
I6en iiber $4,000 @ert Nftten Derfouft
iunb baS betreffenbe &omitee bofft nod
Ibebeuteno mebr. Nftten bis gum erlte1
I@eptember oerfaufen ST fonnel1.
| lin peitere @elber 5u befommen,
bat ba8 @refutip @omttee befMoiien
Iein Nutomobil git perloien. Die 3eit
| ser 8erloiung lit nod 11tdt beitimmt
laber nit BEN. .8erfauf her 1idetS }oll
Ildon biele Wo6e besonnen 1peroen.
/ @ine peitere @erbellerung Ste 9ez
plant miro, 1T bic Grri6tling einet
IRonfret lyen5 Sic etne 9dnse bon
| 1900 SUP baben ntrb, 1lnb 5tpar 400
Ipon BET s3uidauertribfine 1orb ltnl
I8QO SUB BON Der 3nf6 rtrtbiinf
|1ubli6. Dieie ion aus t&onfret 8l6f
|fen errttbtet lperben llnb alS @dut=
I1pall fiir Sic 3ufdauer bienen mi
I1lm oaburd llngliids dsfdne 81 perbiiten
IDurb Grri6tlng ei1es fol9en 8aaef
Ifann sic @5elelllAaft t1h Safe eines
tllnfallS ni6t peronttportlid gebalte1
lnerben unb eS f6nnten bann aud
EAuto Wettre1lnen abgebalten tperben
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16
Hinniere 5eigen lebbaftes Sntersaitt
I ii al fDntn1enDer 6eiflid dfeit.

Die Nenisre9 biefiger llmsese ~.
ia,ettaeu begreiH iAermeiie febr grpbea
.synferelfe an BET in AuS iidt tebeape1t
''8eieri oes 60@idbrisen SubildnI1as tes-
Observation-Disclosures sunb eer Seinlz
'Ifebrlpade. n sat tdgli0 taufen 8refe
81, 30 /, ielAen Yionieretu ein, hie.5 bieler'
@eleee ubett nod Nep nlnl fon11l1en
t,pplien. III. d. i1rieb fiir3iid 9enrp
EYierce Don gpnbt, Soma, oaf Ser, fans
|alles mob S{ei, es It'd nidt nelne1l
lallen piiroe, Sen Teierlid dfeiten bet
|allDohneIl urlb sbab aud 5rant 5tap
uno S 5raul 5u bieien 3ned I'M atugult
nod Stem Him fon1n1ei1 iDtlr6en,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16
ssartmerz 9idnid-

'-.'---- 4 y ] : NJ 1.c..l--I.-o
. Serrlilbes Metter begillllttsgfe oas
am lehten NitttpoA INT Nlperlloe
Barf iii s9prinsTielo ab9ebaltene lebry
Tide Bidnid oes Brown eollnf9
sSarnt Biiros, 5u, bern BON ytab li11o
.Jern a1t1tdberne 5000 6elite1lnepmet
erl6tenen tparen. 0as sRfosra'n1l'I
pnroe I'm i ltbr n1ittasS = nut st1!erI e. g
sNDn5erf Der SfpDeHS Sthptuos elp''.'ss W.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

55 Artbur aahel, elder pabrenb.
Ser peroanee1eil pier s3tabre rs ssDaas
!ibinenleter an oer .NemH Aim Is
mar, iDirb ii aiirSe NIT fetzz
#,1er ganilie nad Mabifou, g. O.s
Eiiberliebeln, no ers eine Nnite ellnng allS
|ge1lDmnle1t bat.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16
.Ginorndspoue eyeier
bel @r,l1loiteinlegu11g
,pirb @rnhbitein
Der st. Marps fatbpliiden Stride
aeleat, sseitSug' beipegt iib burb
Stabt. @iien IN @aiienbaae,
ierniert.

Sic @runbarbeiten fir Die nel1e ct.
liWarD's futbplii6e &irdle an Der
s@lbieite ,iulerer 9taot }in0 IN letter
a3eit gang bebentenb porgel6 l6ritten.
.Die Nus{du0tung fur Die Grbgel9oB=
.rdu1nlt6feiten 1T bereitS fertiggeltellt
.1n6 Sic fetertt6e @rlin0iteinlegung
ifonnte Dten8tasmorgens (tattfilloen.
um 9 l1br tunrbe In ber Seifigen
lDreifaltigfeitsftrde feterlidfS Sod
amt celebrirt lnb UNI 10 ubr iebte
.ii6 ei,rgrober Te}t5ug na6 bent Bau=
plab IN gemegung, angefibrt Don
81. s. Nmann l1nh S. s.. Serg, 5lt
;Yferbe. Dann fofgten mebrere %faz
,tbolti1e Bereintgllngen NIT ibren Sab
men, @dulfinber lnb iunge 0eute Der
sfatbolilAen @en1einbe. llnsdb1t9e
.Nutomobile bra1ten bic btelige nno
BON austpdrtS bier netlenoe fatboltlde
3@eiitli6feit n11o @ernetnoe glieoer
mad bent Banplab an ber Glib Wltnz
neiotaitrabe. Die 5of1heiltersaaa
'pelle fiibrte ben Teit5ug a1.
/ @s ipllrben BON Step. s.. q. &ern
BON Nrlington nnb Or. s.. 9eltSfar
pom ct. Yaul @eminar Nnipra6en
IN oeut{der un6 ei,glilder Sprad)e
laebalter, 1Dorauf Sic @rilnblteinleglng
Dor li6 gins. 31t 8erbinonng nit
loieler mar es iebent 0sr glnDeierloen
sqeltaffet, Sen @rilnoftetn NIT eiltem
sfleinen b5l3errlen 9anln1er 81 beriibren.
Md6 SEN Beteflibfeiten ruur6e 81
i@uniten Des 6 &irne1lbanfonos ein Dtnz
:Iler III Der Nrn1orp ferpisrt, bus auberz
forbentfhb groben J3uipru6 bate.
Dqs neuc @ebdnbe TT als Stride IN
sgerbtnbung NIT einer S6nk geba6t
'unb tpirb in Rreu;fornl etne @r6be
non 1873 1ub in Der Breite llfto l33
iSui, IN Der 2dnse baber. gS finb 8
s6bulrdl1rne porgelebe1l,s bic bie Jrot1t
EbeS @ebduoeS et1lnehnte1I 1Derben. Gtn
.5slubitorinn1 mi Siltergrn1be bes
s@rbeelAolles luiro an9 al8 Spielz
rqulm btene1t. .
/ Scr @otteSotenit piro ii etne1n
.lpeiteren Muottoriun abgebalten fper=
sben, lpelbeS tin eriten 9tofiperf ge=
|.le9en, sic SDbe BON 8 lpet 5todper=
|lfen baben ipir6; III bielenl 5aal iin1
|472 gteplaht porseieben.. .s;
yu@ fonl1nenDer gSpde 7 tptrbs nit
Ehen l1mf1nl1drbeite1t Ser ssfrii6erer
EEgdreperf6en gyobnllng begonnen att
EalS Nfarrbaus eiugerid ne loen ion
BorauS1i6tli6 perben oie Ba1=
Euub anberen Arbeiten gegelt s01tttl
EDesen1ber fertisgefeat ipf roelt, looaf
Ebereits Dor Nblonf ,Oieles Sabre8 oe1
EgbfteBbineit iii ber ilellen atr6e ab
Ehalten peroen fam. Die Soften Ssbbes
EBaues }ino auf $85, 600 peranib blas
Ilinb Sic Binonsie ernn8 1T ben lobens
E,per ten Bemiibnnselt BON Nep. 20s
Eleben iii perodnfen, Der bierbet tat
Ifraftig BON oer, eansen @e,aeinoe lln
mnroe. sss
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16
Mag Hieifier itebt
lll,te / Mnflage
Spl an Ginbrub inp 9iebtaM IN
Sleepp Gpe beteilieI gepeie1 iein*
Ydlace Clothing Stpre tuurbe
am / i. Mai nm $14OO &letber
beraubt. Yprnerh1r ipnte geitern
ftattfinoen.

X /, . 4 u. ss !.
llnter Der Mnflage an bem Ginbrnd
nnb @iebltqD1 Der am / /. Stat y q
[9leepp Gpe ollsgefiibrt tplrroe beteiltgt
aelpeien III ietr1 beFnbet fi1 Mfal
Yfeiffer bi1lter @6loB 1l11o @ieseI,
|Gr ipuroe lebten 9dnlStag Dor Wnniz
eipal Midter yobn Cutting III Sleept)
sGDe gebra1t no er fi6 bieler Nnflage
3u perantmorten bate. Das Berb6r
5ipuroe ieoo6 bis geltern perl6oben llno
.auf Mntrag oes 9faatS iourbe has
gerb5r abernalS auf etne ipettere
W06e Dertagt. ..f'
Ni6ts on benz G.perS 8erndt.
1 gebte @obe paren @ernbte TN
llln1lauf, oab sic @inbreder nno Dtebe
an Sag mad bem Ginbrn6 tn 9leepn
@pe IN ser Ndhe BON Gonifrep geiebe1'
1poroen ieien. @ie lollen ollf bent
Gmers Ylak In Der Ndbe po1, Dotloi 2 =
auf 2anb Moute So. 5 Dorgelp ben {
ano perluht baben &leiber Sic lie anf
E ner f5orb Gar nit it6 flbrte1t, gu
perfaufen. g1aeb Nn1i0t BON @ountp
Nnmalt IS. s. @dftetn llnb Sberlff
gBiuiam S. Snlius 1T nt9ts an oteler
@ef6idte.
Stem lllmer an Ginbrud beteiligt.
gB mar Sic Mnli6t Ser bielige1 Dez
b0roen bon Nnfang an oab 2ente BON
Seem l1lm oil bielem @tnbru6 betetltgf
poreu unb {ie baben ibre Neeinu1lg
snid1t gednbert. Dabnr6, bob fnf5
mad oe1n @inbrud) Der Mai Eern1tn
bes Bro1pn gountn Di1triftgeridtS IN
.5iburo trat, mar es ben Beh0roen et1te
fa6 1lnmog1i4, fi6 e11ergil9 ~ eteler
sa6e 5l1 betdtieen. @5ett 99Mb peg pes
'@eri6t8 aber baben lie ii6 reoltd be-
.n1iiht l1nb eS 1T tbnen gelunse1l, GENUS
Bemeis ismaterial 8it{anln,e ~ bringen
UNI sic Nlfla9e 9ege11 Wtar ptetHer
erbeben 3n fDnne11.
gDeitere 8erbaftungen i1' Mnsr1t
geiteM.
GB ,pirb ni6t8 8eltintmteS a11s9ez
slaot ober eB tipirb angebentet, bab ote
Beb6roen nod .peiteres ,s3eng11t9 ba=
ben, uuo bab nod meitere Nerbatt11tz
qen III Mus{i6t iteben. IS
@s tpiro baralf bingefpieien. baB
Sic Gbas. @n1meri6 @or IN Der 9ta9t 1
Ifeblte al8 ber Manb IN @leepn @ne a'ls< 8
oefitbrt 1pnrbe nnb oab etltde 2age
inter Sic @b. Mubt @ar 5tpet 1age
tner{bnnnoen tpur, no na6 anlsdt ger
Beb5roeu bic ge@toblene Mare nod Den
?@dipelter1tdbteng gebra6t mnroe.
Ginbrud) fanD am II, Mat fatt,,
|. Ginbrueb nnb Diebltabl tplroen
am ii. mat perilbt nno ber bon
softer unb Bertranb geeisnete Ralaee
EGlot6inq 5fore 1pnrbe un $l4O0
Eqgert Ware beraubt. Die Ginbre@er
hottea ltd @inearg bur6 ein 8enfer
|in bas @roselboB perl6aift u11o naren
foour bon Yaul Sacobion ge'eben
poroen ats er li1 auf benz gladballez
ueae Dol, elmer Teltltdfeit bafanes ST.
|l11abn an, bab 6err Torlter Der aud
|sbieier unterbaltnng betgetppbnt batte.
Ino0mals Ii, leinen1 @el6dft Dor{prad
ehe er lid mad 9auie besdb. De1
|tYQlaee gfotbing 9aben 1T ntbt lpe1t
ppm @arl Berg Sotel uno auf ber=
[fe.ben @eite Der 5traBe eeleeen,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16
!@egen 9rodenleaung DDn S,pa,'
4ufe.

Sn ether iebr gut befu6ten Ser
|ian1mfnn9 Ser Seem llln1cr @pDrtlellte,
Ehie am Donnerstaga6enb letter 2Doz
E6e I'm ben Rlubrdltli1lt6teite1t pes
Monumental Clubs bier abgebalte1l
Etpltroe, nllS an Der anD DelegatioAetl
boa Mantato, ct. Yeter unb anoe re1l
8HSrti6aften teilnabrlelL ipra6 man
Sii6 e1tldieben gege11 Ste tn 8or1Mag
tgebrad)tej Irodenlegtatq oes 9hma=
uenzgeeS aus. George Don0, Bor@
'fibeltber oes SportelubS BON Weanz
5fato, Namalt q. M. Weueller 1lno Or.
sG. q. 6trrh bo1t bier, ioipie 6. g.
5Winer bon St Setter unb 5arrnF Sa=
Que, 5taatli6er fStlher9tz6 z6onlniiz
4idr legten in ldngeren .Nniaracben Die
eineS lol6en @11tmdllerungSz
sperfabrens flar ltnb bte 8erlammtllng
,enotgte NIT benz Beldlnt, 'ein apmiz
tee suertpdblen; ba8 nit allen N3itteln
:0te eptl. in Nusli6t genonln1ene
.Irodenlegung bes 5dpanen=5eeS tn;
1neberetnitimmung NIT alien Yntes
3reiienten ;u befdnlpfen babe. Brdltoent
Bonb ,purbe errnd6tist, ,et1te mettere
Beriamm1ltng ein5uberuienL 1obato
ibteS notnenbtg erl6eine..
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-16

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fla{ien {inb eifrig an ber Nrbett, nte
.lebten gorbereitnngen fiir oen am
a. uno 25. bS. Mts. feltgelette tnrz
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naltie unb atbletie AilOeiation tn ct.
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6peatalz Eiiesab ahnraten,
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eine NabrpreiSerlndbi 3u 9eipdbz
rem. @s tpirb am "a. tein @rtraalg
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sn1or9en.
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