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CHAPTER "
Who 10 Alan conrad7


The recipient II the letter which
strr W excItediy attempted I" re-
rover. wss Sskinx himself q question
rhich was almost the same rs the
question which Constance Sberriii had
s.keI. tie un.. the second morning
later. waiting for the first Of the two
tally sssaitOuBd trains which stopped
81 ~. iiitie Kansas tOan OF Blue
L,Is NJ Nv cDI look back Into his life.
tiIr question: who u this person they
all hisD. { Onrad. and what nm ] to
he man s'~o writes from Chicago. had
b.cn HE paramount enigma Of exist
.nc. fN him. Since he was now
,s"aty thr'.c. Ms nearly Ms liz had been
InIc 4" approximate II. and rs distinct
recolicctis, 0f Isolated. extraordinary
events went bnck 10 the time when he
~as Ave. II WIS quite eighteen years
since lie had first noticed the question
pU' To the people who had him In
charge. $50 this is little Alan Con-
rhJ VII. II hep
Following the nrriyni ~ certsln
letters. which were distinguished from
most others arriving at the house By
.isvi0g no lux " rItlng on the envelope
but lust n sort Of purble or black
ptiuiiU. like newspapers, Alan In
vsri,bIy received % dollar % s,end
inst ~. he liked TO he sui-. unless
"pnpn" took him to town. there was
nothing for him to spend IL upon 4: 50.
jil:c,y enough IN went jn,o TIE snt,are
Iron hank, Of w:,icI, the kcy was lost
bur ante often he did srrnd II nc
rnrtifug 10 rI,ns agreed upop anon.
nii ,,ig friends and. In memory OF these
occpsi,us and In authorization Of the
next "Aisn', Jsior" be,umc /. com.
muniiy institution among the children.
"Wi,, give. II 10 Won AInp7. was a
nurs,,ou more often asl;ed. ma time
wen, on. The only answer Aim could
rive -,DK at comes .om &. .covo"
tn. no,t.m mark ON tb. .nve,one Alan
NOTICED wa. o,wnv. Cbic,y,. tbo,
was all he eyer could find out nbou,
Liz t,nIinr lie w,x ,hou, ton v.,rx
Old when. for n reason M jnexnlicobIe
n. ,i,c. doi,nr.s coming III. I.t,.rs with
ia. ,y,c.r;,,eu uddress.s md the on.
c,,,,.,i money c.ns.d
Exccnt for the I,s. n. rho no,,,r n,
m. end Of every ,cconJ ,nnp,h-n Ios.
much J,srusy.d by nil the children
and no, accepted ns pernsnent ui,
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1 the station. pricked In Alan's veins.
and hastily he dropped the window to
his right and x.ze.i out. The LAKE
as he had known since his geography
days. isy to the east OF Chicsx go {:
therefore TINT void OUT there beyond
the park WAS the lake or. al least. The
harbor. a different sir seemed ="
come from II: sounds Suddenly
II all was shut Of. the tsxicab.
swerviBx little. was dashisg between
business blocks; q row Of building.
bsd risen again upon the right: they
broke abruptly to show him wooden
walled cfiasrn In which flowed the
river full Of ice with tug dropping
Its smokes'nck ns II cut beisw the
bridge which the cab crossed: build
in2s on both sides again; then. to the
right. a roaring. hezving crashing er-
pnnse.
The sOund. Alan knew. Ind been
coming TO him rs an undertone for
many minutes; now II overwhelmed.
swallowed all other sound. 1t Was
great. not loud: all sound which Alan
had heard before. except the ~OuShing
Ut the wind over his prairies. came
from one point: even tile monstrous
city mnuDur WIS centered In cOmpari-
son with this. Over the lake. as over
the land. the soft snOwnakes laziIy
fiosfed down. scarcely stirred BY the
slightest breeze: that roar was the
voice Of tile water. that awful power
its own.
Aisn chOkeI and rasped for breath.
HIS pulses pDOndi3g In his throat; he
had snntcIIed OF Ms hat and. leaning
out Of tie window sucked the lake air
In his lungs There had been nothing
To make him expect this Overw Defining
crush Of feeling. The iake-he had
tbought Of II. of course. AS a great
body Of water, an Interesting sight
for prairie boy TO zee; that was all.
No physical experience In all his
memory had affected him like this !;
md II was without warning: the
strange thing that had stirred within
him as the car brought him to the
Drive downtown was strengthened
now thoasand-fold: II amazed. half
frightened. half dizzied him. Now. us
the motor suddenly swung around n
corner and shut the sight of the lake
from him. Alan sat bnck breathless.
The car swerved to the east curb
about the middle Of the block and
came to q stop. The house before
which II Ind halted WAS large stone
house Of quiet. good design: 1t was
ftH4r fIy
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ALAN CONRAD.

SfNOPSlS Wealthy aaf hizhiy
rfsc-d IN ih- Chicago business
world. b+nJamlB Correct is icn--
thing sf q Trei3S< sni 4 mJstrrJ
Tn hes s~sfscLt>s. After . stormy
interview with his psfin>f. Henry
vsssA1n. Correct s--ss Cons'Anes
hh+ss,ii. daughter Of his other sgsa-
s~~s psrtasr. Lawrence Sh-rriii
ots adaoitn sp~Arn1n Las ASKED
her IL marry him and That abe
tlssf gwen hun an answer Cor
vst-"Uacie Behny''-makss her
Espssszs moi To give an answer TN
! cDss i.~e<.' a. Cor.st Ia much ssi-
LATED ard acts strangely. Then lie
dssASsp-ss. SterriIi learns that
ca<vet has uritt-n 70 Aisn Conrad
~ ltsSe fLpsds. Kan. niboninx
tsisn 10 Chsca.o S0as Of Cofset's
aAs<.cistxs hss. ever heard 81 Alan
CsAsAa
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The English Of II.
Try a pipeful
or two direct
from the factory

Not that It WIN be any better than
the Edsewosth you buy In . store. but
we want you 70 have your first Edge.
worth smoke at our expense.
You may repay Us by finding that
Edseworth just suits your taste. And
il it doesn't-for there are some few
men to whom Edgeworth Il not Just
the thing-there's no harm done.
We are glad enough to send free
samples in the same spirit that we'd
hand you our pouch II circumstances
permitted. We wish 1t were possible
to save you even the little trouble Of
writing for Edseworth.
Edgeworth is . likable smoke. Men
who have tried it and found It to be
the right tobacco for them never
think Of smoking other tobaccos.
They'll tell you there are many good
tobaccos-and there are. And when
you offer them your pouch with
stranger" tobacco In It. they may
use up . pipeful just to be friendly.
But notice how quickly they get
back to their beloved Edgeworthl
Day after day Edgeworth fans write
to US. They tell US human little
stories, friendly anecdotes centerins
around Edgeworth. Often it Is the
number Of years they have smoked
Edgeworth that prompted them to
write.
Knowing bow hard It is for the aver
age man to write letters, We consider
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COryet. perhaps. the closest OF nil re-
Intionshfpsi Was Corvet his
father7 He checked the question
within himself. for tile time had
passed for mere speculation upon II
now. Alan was trembling excItedly !;
for-whoever Corvet might be-the
enigma Of Alan's existence was going
10 be answered when he had entered
that house. He was going TO know
who he was. All the possibilities, the
responsibilities. the attachments, the
opportunities, perhaps. Of that person
whom he was-but whom. us yet. ne
did NJ: know-were before him. He
went up the steps and. with fingers
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smoker in the backwoods.
II you have never tried Edgewofth.
let US repeat our offer. "Try 4 pipeful
or two direct from the factory" All
you have to do il to write Let me try
q pipeful or two" on . postcard, sign
your name and address and send the
postcard to us. The address l. Larus
4 Brother Co., 90 South 21st Street,
Richmond, Va. II you want to add
the name Of your tobacco dealer, we'll
make sure that he has Edgsworth in
stock.
To Retail To6aeeo Ms,chants: II
your jobber cannot supply you with
Edgeworth, Larus & Brother Com
pany will gladly send you prspsid by
parcel post one or two-dozen carton
Of any sire d Edsevorth Plug Slice or
Ready-R Rubbed for the same pstcs 900
would pay tie jobbss.
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CHAPTER III,


Discussion Of 4 Shadow
Alan, Ms he looked confusedly and
biankiy at her. made no attempt to
answer the question. she had asked.
or to explain. His silence and con-
fusion, he knew. must seem 10 Con-
stance Sheriff. unwiilingneas 70 an
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THE INDIAN DRUM
By e0illann MacHar6 and Edsuin Balner
Ed~in ir
Hare and Ede0is, Balmer

-
exciiedly unsteady. he pushed the bell
beside the door.
The door opened almost instantly
80 quickly after the ring. indeed. that
Alan. with Ieapins fhrob Of his heart.
knew that some one must have been
awaiiing him. But the door opened
only half way. and the man who stood
within. gazing out al Alan question
inSIy. Wis obviously = servant.
What Is It?' he asked. MS Alan
stood looking nj him. and past him to
The narrow section Of darkened hall
which WAS In sight.
Alan put his hand over the letter
in his pocket. I've come to see Mr..
Corvei." he xaid--Mr. Benjamin
Cc-yet.-
What Is your Manner
Alan gave his name: the man re-
peared II after him. 10 the manner Of
trsincd servant. quite without In
riection. Alan. not familiar with such
tones. waited uncertainty. 50 far rs
he could tell. the name was entirely
strange TO the servant. awakening
neither welcome nor opposition. but
Indifference. The man stepped back.
but not In such a manner rs to invite
Alan In: on the contrary. he half
closed the door as he stepped back.
leaving II open only nm inch or two :,
but IL WAS enough 80 that Alan heard
him say TO some one within:
HE says he's him"
Ask him In: will speak to him."
II was girls voice-fhis second one.
voice such - Alan never had beard
before. II was low ana soft hut quite
clear and distinct. with youthful. I'M
puisive modulations and the manner
Of accent which Alan knew must go
with the sort Of people who lived In
houses like those on this street.
The servant. obeying the voice. re-
turned and opened wide the door.
''WiIl you come In. sir?"
Alan put down his suitcase on the
stone porch; the man made no move
10 pick 1t up and bring It In. Then
Alan stepped into the hall face to face
with the girl who had come from the
big room on the right.
Size was quite young giri-not
over twenty-Oue or twenty-five. Alan
judged; like girls brought up In
wealthy families, she seemed to Alan
to have gained young wOmanlioOd In
far greater degree I'm some respects
than the girls he knew. while. ut the
same time. In other ways. she retained
more than they some characteristics
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Youthful President Of the Oriole
Sporting Club-Has anybody any OBJ
jectIons to Hickey becoming 4 member
Of this club7
Jimmie-Yes. I have! One day I
was swipIn' apples outa Maure's or
chard and Hickey sneaks up and
stoled me whole bag full. Now. don't
think we oughter have guys In We
can't trust.
Chorus of Members-JImmie's right
We don't want no crooks in this club.
Guy like that would give US Orioles
an awful black eye.-Life.
The English Of Il.
The Englishman-''That new gown
you are wearing Is certainly ripping.
bah jove!" The Girl-"GracIouA
duke! Wheref"
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Knowing how hard it is for the aver
age man to write letters, we consider

these unsolicited
messages the great
est tribute to Edge
worth We could
possibly have -
greater even than
theincreasingsales.
It gives the BUSH
\ ness of making
tobacco = pleas
ure that runs
4 through tn g
: whole gamut-
from factory ex-
ecutive to the
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The ancient Egyptians made coffee
Of cork.
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"i'vs brought yeu." he said
evenly: "shs key to yesr
house."
(ro BE coNTINUED.)

Our owh Webster.
Love: An ocean Of emotion entirely
surrounded by expenses.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28
Gnie u1o nmeegeno.

SER nnb gran Sobn Milb nno
&tnber bon Nberbeen, g. 9. beiuz
den bie}e ISOLDE bieiige Greunbe u11o
germarote. gran @ilo lit eine
1pdter BON Germ n1tb Trau $. S.
NlbreBt.
Gran Sranf Tuttle nno Bral1
2ontS 5trate nn6 ainoer beiudten
sletten 5pnntag Trau Sal. &neeS
i'm 9enrn &nees Setm.
0te Garner In Ser nmgegeno
baden beinabe tire gan5e Noggen
@rnte aus benz 59pd georoi6en
uno ser grtrae 1T iebr 3nfrieoen=
itellenb. Met5cn bteies Sabr
bnrAidnittli6 aud iebr gut.
SRI. 9clen Woebfe beiu6te lekten
greitag Sri. @ploia @e5fe.
Sri. Sele1 Grler, @lerf I'M IS.
6. Setmann &anfla6en, fat tire
bretm6dentltfe Terten bieier Gage
angetrefe11.
Nuguit 8adcr8 MobnbanS 1T iest
neu gei6inoelt. DaS Da6 anf oem
Nnb. @agner 2aoen nitro audi CT
neuert. q. S6n1enberg bat ben
GDntraft bierfiir Iter1rommen.
Tagtdglt6 bredeh Nutomobtle gu
lamme11 uno bic Garage 2elte mtiien
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28

mas 8erIdrb sgban gu lagen bat,
granfrsin bemerfts ct, berin6t
mod Grpteiiermanier ben lekten
Blnf8tropfen aus Denti6lanb berz
1aus5u iiaugen, obmobl es neib, baB
Der 8erlatler gerirag ntdt erfiint
tpersen ffann, uno all6 Der britif6e
Brcmierminiiter nett, bab Tranfz
reid felbit trot oller gese11tetltgei1
8eteuerlngen BON Der l1nfiillbarfeit
oes geriailer gertragS iiber3engt 1T,
u@8 lit alle8 fur6tbare Iollbett, nnb
70 oeriu6en fte NIT btrnberbrannten
8abnporitellnnsen beute bte Melt
5u rsformteren.
Nuf ote Grdge, ME es mad ietz
ner Mnit6t UNI Bic 8e3iebungen
5nti6en @roBbritannie11 nnb Granfz
reid Hebe, CAB Der groBe engliide
5atirifer Sic folgen6e llnoery5limte
NnttUort:. nDa brittide 5ttmz
mu11g gegen Tranfret6 1T bellte
gcrei3ter als IN BEN 1agen bon Maz
terl0D. uno uni feinen Snettel
gu laiien, oab CT 6te Na6frlegSpoz
3ltttf Der @ntenic fir Gin gr0bere8
gerbredan nno eine unieltgere Ser
blen6ung bdlt alS BEN &rteg ielbif,
figtes, er IN e6t 5bani6er Ma1tier
.btnsM u&rieg8fibrer mte Qlopb
George nnb @eorgeS Glemenceal1
.bdtte1 mod 8een6tgung .beS &rtegeS
nod ct. 5elena perbannt meroen
iollen."
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9anfiagung.

Mm m16ten auf bieie Wetle
allen nnieren Jrennoen nno Nad<
barn melde llnS tpdbremo Der.
Rrarfbett nno nod benz Mblebem
uniereS geliebten gaterS
.Gran5 4Dgen
bilfret1 nno trDiteno 3lr Sette
ltanben uno alien melde benz Seiz
36entxgdngniS beifpobnten, nnferen
ber5lt6nen nno tsfsefhblteiten Danf
mtSipre6ert. gu ipectellen Danf
berpft6tet Itnb mir ben 9er1nannSz
E96bnen, ben. 9argtrdgern, BEN
8lumenipenoern, BET 9ofmetiter
&apelle nnb inspbeionoere Serrn
Gilbert steinbauier fiir ieine troltz
rethen .@ orte, ID. 81
Sic ain6er.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28
Ser edte 8ernaro gbau.

sBernarb 5bam, ser niemalS eth
8lGtt Dor ben Mu11o nimmt nno
NIT erfrii6en0er 0ffenbeit itetS gez
rabe beran8 iagt, mas CT benft, bat
mte6er etnmal bon fi6 b6ren lalien.
Dte8mal iti6t CT tn @eltalt eines IN
etner 5onoeroepeide be1libergefabel=
ten SntcrbtepSs I'M Berliner Cage
blatt BEN let:enben europdii6en
Wea6tbafern Sen 5laa uno menr1
eS aud anfdetnenb bur6 sic @rz
|etgntife iiberDolt mtrb, Ste NIT 5nz
1ebmenoer 8eittmmtbett auf balbige
raoifale umgeitaltnm Ser geiamte1l
suropdii6en Gage burb Serabiet=
.ung Ser bet1tiden WteberEeritelz
lungspe pflt6tnngen anf etn einiz
ger1naben ertrdgltbeS Mab feuten,
10 p%crliert ietn deen6 Fourier NnA
8rtf anf bie fran56iifGe @ernt6zz
tt~lng8poltttf gegen @eutihdlanb baII
onr6 f1t6t baS geringfte an Mert..
sDenm ni6t before Ginii6t, nt6t Sic.
,noltde ueber3eugung pon Ser
@eredtigfett nn6 lnbaltbarleit
biSber 3%telbeDnbt lerfolgten 9bplodz
Dolittf gegen.be ben blltenb ulro entzf
frdftcnb am 8ooen iiegel1oen geg1er
fpirb Granfret6 unb better. leitenz
BEN Mintlter 8oirleare 3niingen anf
tGngtanoS Wunf6 ~ein5lgeben n1lo
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28

benz aar1b berridt uro beidlob baz
'ber Die Sdlfte Der collection fir
Bite Motleibcn6en Ginber nod Del,
terrei6 I'll ldiden. Nnd Nbi6lnb'
nnierar aDlleftfon batten mtr
$15l3.65 follefitert, popon$7O6.83
1a6 Deiterrei6 gins; cite Gabe
BON $4,000 mar nr BEN beutz
i6en Gorb beftimm norben, BEL
len Gonb i6 baber auf $806.82
belief. Weitere etngelaufenere Gu
ben itetgerter Ben Gonb 81 $8S84.7O.
.OR Iotaleinnabmen beltefen fi6.
anf $$l | So mqg 0ie 6reigiebigz
fett n1rlleler s8dllrger. 81 Gbren oie=
S. Ndtungsoon,
Ntb. Senle,
gorithenber bes @erman
Gbifb Seeding Drtpe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28

Dem 6ifsfr;eg8miniiter 8atn=
mrtgbt, bon BENT fIr5li6 etnige gez.
mtlttariitii6e Neuberz
rungen gemeloet muroen ldretbtt
Sic Stem Dorfer 3eiti6rift uTbe
Station" folgenoe 5dte tnS 5tammz
bud: Sin &rteg gegen Ha5tfi5tSz
mus unb SnternattonaltsmnS, TO-
betbt eS, tit BON S. Mapbem Matn=
mrtgbt In Waibtngton erfldrt
morben. 5err @atnnrtgbt, Ser Elm
Mitglteb Ser Nmeriean Qegton 'nnb
5tlf8frtegSmtntiter 1T, firbtet ba8
Nnma6ien Ser 5ttmmllng 3ugun=
item bon Srieben un6 Nbriltung nno
fiinbigt an, bab bas &%rtegsoepar=
'tement etne ipitemattide 8ropasanz
%oafampagne (ftnan5iert, merter 2ez
fer, NIT Detnem @eloe) bei6lofen.
babe, llm baS 8orurteil,' Ste unmi
|ienbeit nnb D1.mmbeit an1 Qcben
gu balten, Ste BEN Nattonalt8muS
unb &rteg 5iidten. Sem mag enfz
gegengebalten merben, bab Ser Rpnz
greb alletn bte Ma6t bat, &rieg su
erflarer, uno bab SEER 8atnnrtgbt
unb letne Mttbeamten gebeuert inb,
INN ibr Departement mad Sem
@unide bes 8plfeS GIT permalten-.
ni6t Inn Dem 8olfe gu la9en bot,
mas eS miniden ioll. Sod Serr
@atnmrigbt meib ses belicr. ST
metb, SAP tn Deuti6lano nnb iez
benz an0eren militia rtltiiden 5faate
bas 8olf .erit bte, Nrmee, unb oann
Ste Nr1nee baS 8olf auf Sen Marl9
gebra6t bat. : Natnrst6 m06te CT
beS gletden tn11 @liidliferpeile
lit Germ 8ainmrtgbiS Sur6t por
bent Nnnadfen bes @eiites beS
6rteoer8 nna Ser 8ruberlt6fett
moblbegriinoet; sbte 9tr0mung I'M
ternationaler Berftdnbigun9 nno.
meltpetten 3uiammenptrfens mag
Ser 8atnDrtgbt fir ietne @eneraz
ton ebenio 3tpedloS. maiden, nte eS
Der 96man5 6eS oorgei6idtli6en
Nffen fiir BEN mooernen Men16en
iit.-@S lit, bemerfen pir ba3n,
b66ite 3eit, 6ab untergeoroneten,
unocrantmortli6en 8eanlten Scr
Wuno geitopft nitro, oamtt tie ni6t
unn0ttgertpetl ote perantportlide
N0mtniitratton btsfrebitteren.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28
Mie ber. 0Dinb tpebt.

Wa1t mag iber DE 1Delfbefbfel=
tete Modenldrifts a@itterars
Dioe}t" benton mte mani NTH ehna
fa1r man benz .9iserarp Digefte
Imidf abfpred llnz
Interchangeable. 90 If ber11 aud
fir. Sic fpeiteiten 8olf8freiie oie
ueieroings BON benz 8latte ei1gez
Ieitete ldnbneite nmfraae tuee 9 pie
@fellunq Sc; Biirgeri6aft CUR Nr
Mbtttons< unb 5oloatenbonlStiuye
bon aub ror e11tlidem Snereife.
SIM einselner 1T baS porlGnfige
stmmreiultat pte folst:
Die Jrage r9ino sic fly pR
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28

lfanm mas tie t1n ioller nm ser
glrbeu Serr III peroen.
Dan. Mieflenbllrg, 5enrp Geloften
lnb Sud aemfeS madbter esfen
Counting eine LANCE Sabrt III sem
I3emfeS Goro. 5ie madten I'M
Igon3en nngefdbr 200 Maeilen nnb
iinarsn III @ector, Scientific nnb Weonz
itepioeo. sic iagen, bab Sic 2aroz
itrdben auSge5et9net lino.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28

gu bem Sail beS 8atentgrabs
iders @oroan i6retbt bie Stem Dort
Wprlb: SER SranciS g. @aroan
Brdiibent ser Chemical Foundation,
rebet ais Oh er ben Sail oer Oeutz
i1en 6arbftoffpatente lteber ntdt TN
@eri6tl enti9ie0en baben mo6fe.
@r rebet, alS Oh Ct bic @a6e lteber
%erlebtoen mD6te, i11bem CT oie 6ez
eier1ng idle6t ma6t, nnb als oh
Ter unflare 8elibttte1, ben CT terz
paltet, nur infolge Der T6ttgfeit
beutIder Ngenten unfair tit. Gr
ideint semiiie elementare 1atia6en
teraellen gu baben, Ste anf baS ame=
1ifani5de Bmblifum einen tiefen Sim
brud sema6t baben, Dtes critic
Tatlade 81, 6ab Ser Garpan Ser
ipalter feinoliden Gisentums mar.
Die 3tpeite Latitude 1T, bab bte
.0ffiee be8 Yermulters IberanS merit
pole bentfbe Batente bei6lagnabmte
-u1o, sanitatt iie in 1renbanb 5u ball
ten, btefelben fiir pertg gelo etner
Bripat1O ifergab, cersn
Gbefx Ser @arpan 1T. St l6ent
aud pergeiien 81 baben, oab ned
BENT amerifanifden Moralbube &c
als ungetpDbnli6 betra6ttet nitro
me1r1 ein ;an1tlt6er gertpolter merit
Dole 8eiittiimer an prtoate, Srz
1tereHen perfanft;s iheren prtpater GER
-freter scr amtli6de T%reltbdnoer TT.
Wenn4eu dIfo. 10 .iebr nm ben Nns.
4itanb belorgt If, tpie nm Die, gutenl
IeQalen 8e(ittttel bteler Ratentei
oann foIte Serr @arpar ii6 freuen
bab sic gauge Gei6i6te, Die ios
tango, Yerii6ten uno Gereoe inter
iporfer ipdr; nun inS 9eri6t 9e<
bradt mirD.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28
GriefMitelt

g. S.-9ie 5metfeln bod nt6t
an ser Nufrt6ttgfett oer 2eute, bic
Snar 8ier nib @ein oerlangen,
aber bon bcm Saloon nt6t8 nilien
mollem Dte Meni6en baben 8ier.
un6 Wetn gebabt, ebe eS 9Gloons
CAB, nnb maS tie batten, mar iptrfz
lt6e8- 8ter unb n%ngetaufter @ein,
8. 3,-nnter 9o6ftr6e (9tgb.
@bnr6) peritcbt man Bic englti6z
'bii60flt6e Stride. ar'i
SDbn ED..4--4GGas @e6i1t rDie
lekte g6lferi6la6t" lit peber DON
Iretligratb nod bon 6er}pegb, ionz5
bern bon Nbolf 5trobtmann. Ser
bon Sbnen ertpdbnte brittle 8erS'
tlantet:
Mirbaten UNI 8rot u1rb ibr babt
inns Derb0bnt,
SIR babt uns tn glu9 Ste 2tebe.
gefebrt!
Sett nabet Der Sob, Ser Sic Menz
iden peri0bm,
|Sebt nabt Sic 8er5metflung NIT
rdGel1oem 59pert!
l1n6 sic 56lubitropbe bat fol-
genoeu @ortlant:
Damn i6mieben iie baS Giien
Gum frteblt6zlttllen Bflllg.
Dur6 frete Qdn0er frei{en
0ie Softer. Bug nm Bug.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28

Ser uno Grau Martin Mnel<
ler, JraiI 9elena aueblba9 unb
Grau M. gareiS unternabmen Tret-
tag eine Nuto Ionr nod 5indlen,
fsMinn., no SER Mneller mad leineri
lTarm ieben min. e fanen bieie
IWode bereitS 5uriid. !,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28

gead bcn eben III Nom fretgez
iporoenen Miniitcrpoiteu berri9t fetn.
iebr ltarfe Ma6frage. 8etl itd's.
sod muir UNI m8oribergebenoe Bez
i6dfttgung banoelt!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28

Giereds cine gro6e S6mdde..
(aber ni6t Ste ein5ieeJ lit, oab er
iiberan leine Nafe 'retnitedcn mub...
lin ia IN ser 2eute Wnnoe gu
bletber!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28

SIN @aibington gtbt man W}ertfo
aa1ti allein oa 56ulb an Der an.
baltenben l1nflarbett Der g%egenfphrz
tisel1 BeSKbunsen. Die bequemlte
Nrt, Sic 9ade 5u erfldren!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28

s3miI6en 2onoon nn6 8erlin loa
oemnd6it etne r%eselmdbtse Suit
I6tfperbinouns etngeri6tet meroen,'
@enn's 10 metter gebt, nitro Hoinz
core bod nod einmal Der 96lag.
riibren!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28

Grglanb min Dnfel gdm bet
Seller 11n5 9fenrtg besablen, iagt
Ser brttti6e 5datamtsfar5ler. Dtes
8otfdaft b6r' i'd mpbl, alletn mir,
feblt Set @lanbe!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28

Serer i6miser nDuiip SCOT, Der
in Mmertfa Bios 5met 9ternbage'z
pone geiefen baben nth, mub tn.
gans {onoerbaren 2an6estetlen 1etne5
5tubten sgema6t unb rbp go1b"
auberoem fetre ettger1e1t Begrafe oo11s
8etrunfenbeit baben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28

Sc btder Sic @pione ser TranSoz.
ien ibre Sdlidungen iiber. rDentz
{ne Giiitunsen" a~uftragen, UNI 10.
bDber merben tie BON ibren Nnf<1
traggebern be5ablt. Tim bie{e nad=.
ber griinolt6 au85ula6en!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28

@%rpreHung ideint bel oielen Hro<
bibttionSbeamten alS etl1eS Der.
l66niten 8orredte ibrer Stennns
betradtet unb bemsemdb bebanodf
GIT. tperbet. SebenfallS Der !etntrdgz
li6ite Sell ibrer 9telnng.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-07-28
&erauseeber, Albert @tetabanier
Treitas, ben 2sni

Qlop6 George bdIt an iieit1eln Ser
Iausen, .Deutidlano 6rift gu sebeps
feit,-0enn oteie l1neigenniihigfett be-
beutet, eine .6riit fir Slopo George.