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Evening star., 1922-09-15
SPECIAL MASS PLANNED.
Memorial to Collins and Griffith
" at st. Patrick's Church.

ARRANGEMENTS were completed by
meDbers of the Irish American Union
to Attend the memorial mass to be
sung at st. Patrick's Church Sunday
for Michael Collins and Arthur Grif-
fifth. at a meeting of the organization
in Washington Hall. 302 Pennsylvania
avenue, last night
Mgr. c. F.. Thomas of ST. Patrick's s
Church will officiate. and the sermon
will be delivered by Rev. John r.
Goodman, one of the most gifted Irish
scholars in this country A choir of
mixed voices will render a special
musical program.
1t was further announced thai many
members of the United States Senate
and House of Representatives had ac-
cepted invitations to be present.
Evening star., 1922-09-15

INUIHHTTIINTIHIRNNIElnHuuHInulEHIN!HlHNH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
INKS. PAT CAMPBELL,S PINK
STOCKINGS CAUSED GASPS
'1"ou Actres When Recently Bereaved, Made Odd Error
Which Startled Her Sympathisers

london, June 24.-N1rs. Patrick
.sa %poel'' under the title, my Life
a "a some Letters" continues in the
trrrnt tS.aat number of The Queen her in
";Trtsthg "reminiscences.
, ihere IL both humor and pathos In
o,ry ,S'ory OF her return to the Royalty
'ny Magda after seven days absence
.n% %S"sequ"nce of the death OF her hus-
IN, y" a brave struggle through try
W. evening ended In Il denoucment
s;h,." at this distance Of time It Is pos
Vs ITO 20 view lightly. She writes:
ho.ihe me house was crowded. was
~. thoha to struggle desperately against
rnce @ sympathetic applause of the audi.
Som. or could not have gone on.
s".ms Some OF them wcpt, and so did the
s.crs' .M' At I he end I was exhausted.
sli,n my dressing room | quickly
bggpeu into my back drcss-some one
,ns ,Su persuaded me to buy heavy mourn
III, ,he SKIRT had II deep hem OF crepe
inrS ' vM;a hGt think Of changing my stock.
"s'' winch were pale pink.
Pale Pink Stockings
n,. At the stage door the dark little
hm''se leading to the pavement wns
~ oi people. chiefly elderly women
wh,i. ~ blark. iAsI passed them they
io'pered, Poor thingv i lifted nv
i". " 10 step into the iansom cab and
aru . startled aud horritisd 'Oh Z
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
Through a
Woman's Eyes
Telling Them What We Think
Of Then,
BY JEAN NEWTON

Now that I am leaving l can let
them know what I think Of them,"
! heard n little business girl say Of
the people shc had been working for.
For months I have put up with the
unpleasantness of the place. endured
the grind, ignored the unfriendlincss
and antagonism and stifled my resent
ment at the favoritism shown and the
unfairness to which ! was subjected.
II bad to endure II because ! could
not afford to leave; but !. lived only
tor the dny when I could throw II oil
back at them. Now 1t has come"
VI course, these words were spoken
IN heat. In reaction after months Of
unhappiness. And the girl who spoke
them had a good friend to dissuade her
from such an unfortunate course.
But there are people who, before
any good friend has the opportunity
to stop them, do. on the impulse Of
the moment. succumb to the temrta.
ton Of telling people with whom they
are through" what they think Of
them. Always It Is some one to
whoni In some way they have been
obligated or with whom they have been
constrained to hold their tongue.
On the face Of It, It Is not a very
fine thing TO do--this dropping Of cour.
tesy and control simply because cxpedi.
ency no longer neceSsttates 1t.
., Anu 1t Is, very unwise thing to do.
For ours is n small world-the bust.
ness world and the social world cross
frequently, and II II does not some time
prove very improbable to have told
some one what you thought of him 1t
may at least prove embarrassing.
But most important of all, It is not
satisfying---it never fails to bring keen
regret. The things that satisfy us most
are our victories over our own less
worthy impulses-thc laudable things
we do-whcn we can slap ourselves on
done !"
And surrender to the petty and the
picayune always leaves II sting that
one would give much to be able to Grad.
lcate from the memory.
10 have maintained courtesy and ci /.
WITTY in an atmosphere where one was
pound to remain was the part not only
OF policy, but Of refinement, of Dig
nifty OF good breeding. And the fact
that ono IL now free TO leave II does
not nlter this obligation to ones self,
But the supreme seat of judgment to
which We must answer and from which
there Is no appeal Is our own self. re- :
spect. And before this a forgetting of
petty anilnosities and a handshake all
around will be far more satisfying than
an exit that would strip IT'S of all dignity
und of which we would have to be
ashamed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
Adventures With a Purse

EVERY woman is interested in new
~ kind of powder. particularly If It is
put up little differently. And so,
every woman will be interested to learn
that there is new compact powder,
delicately perfumed, just enough to
merely suggest that powder with a per.
fume has been used. 1t is smooth and
goes on the skin evenly, taking away
the shine. The box Is the fiat brass
box, about two and half inches across.
but Is decorated on the outside with
hand painted flowers, something quite
new, believe. The one saw was
decorated with roses and forget me. .
nots, a trailing wreath about the edge.
And it's just the touch needed to make
the powder ideal for prize, to keen
on the dressing table or carry about.
With the painted box, the powder is
$1.75. without.it It, S1.00.
Do you need a new belt for your
sweater, or If not a new one, at least,
another one? I have seen some belts
which are made of colored celluloid.
One was of blue and white blocks, each
block about an inch long, alternating
the colors. Then there was n red and
gray, black and white, any number of
combinations and priced at $3.50.
For names Of shops addreas Womnn's Pase
Editor or phone Walnut 5000 or Main l6Si
between the hours Of 0 and s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
Things You'll Love to Make

A SNAIL ORNAMENT FOR A
SUMMER HAT Is something new and
pretty. Cut circle of buckram six
side of the illustration. Stitch to-
gether the two straight cuts and sew
wooden bead In the center. Cut bias
strips Of silk three Inches wide. Fold
them and stitch them together to form
IN inch folds. Starting In the middle
of the buckram chill" wind the folds
around and around until the buckram
is entirely covered. Stitch colorcd
wooden beads on to the folds. Finish
the edge of this fascinating SNAIL
ORNAMENT FOR SUMMER HAT
with a ruffle of silk of the same ma
terial as the frock with which the hat
IL to be worn. FLORA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
Boomers and
Corset Covers, SOC

The best we've had, both in
material and making, at this low
price.
Boomers are of white checked
pajama cloth or batiste. A dainty
step-in style is Of pink or white
batiste.
Corset covers are of soft white
nainsook with lace or convent
embroidery edge.
(C..tfaD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24

from those standing nearest me-my
pale pink stockings had looked like bare
legs. The humor of it bit into my heart
Il felt like n clown"
Eighteen months of tremendously
hard work undertaken by Mrs. Camp.
bell IN the hope of saving remaining
10000 Of "backers " money proved
of no avail. All the $4,000 had gone,
and bit more. Mrs. 'Pat," refusing
to talk Of bankruptcy. engaged In an
American tour as Il final effort to save
the position.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
Cape Clasps
Are New

New and striking, many really
fascinating, are the large cape
clasps. Many will be worn on
silk capes this Summer and some
women are using them as bright
buckles on girdles.
They are Of two kinds-the
metal, which usually shows the
finish of oxidized silver, and the
celluloid, which is in any number
Of bright colors. Others, for va
riety, simulate tortoise shell, jade
and coral, while one, particularly
striking, combines black and red.
SOC to $3.50.
(CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
CARS BURN IN GARAGE FIRE

Several automobiles were scorched
when q fire was discovered in the rear
Of the garage OF Whitaker Brothers,
2035- 40 Marshall street, at 3 o'clock.
The fire started In n pile of rubbish. and
several ears standing nearby were dam.
aged. A watchman saw the flames as
soon as they broke out.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
Trolley Victim Identified

An aged man hurt yesterday by
trolley car near Broad and Arch streets
was identified today us Max Esrick,
street. He is In the Hahnemann Hos
pital and Ia not EXPECTED to live. His
skull was fractured.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
Fruit Cookies
Place In saucepan

race IN saucepan
One cup of moldSsrs,
One cup Of broWn sugar,
Ihree. quarters cup Of shortening,
Dne teaspoon Of ctnnamon,
O1e tablespoon Of ginger,
One.hdt teaspoon of dllspice,
Ome.hnlf cup of black coffee.
Bring to II boil, cook for three min.
u'e'' then turn in mixing bowl and add
About scrCn and onc.hnlt cups OF
Noar' sifted before measuring.
I~o level tablespoons of baking pou.
any work to smooth dough. Do not
make too stiff. but just so this dough
san Dc handled easily. Then wrap in a
,%ell.srIeased and Toured paper form.
InH long sausage about az thick as n
.oiiing pin, and chill. In the morning.
70 BAKE, use extra sharp knife. and
sace s the dough in thin slices, Law a
mat or raisin on top of each cookie and
psce on vel creased and Toured bak :
Ten minutes. ''e" LUZ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
All White Dresses

Every woman wants at least
one all-white dress.
Sheer voiles and organdies are
$3.50 to SIS.
Frocks Of airy Georgette or
Canton crepe are embroidered,
beaded and are made quite
simply without trimming. $l6.5G
to $780,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
Hand-DraWn
Peter Pan Collar
Sets. 81

Squares Of hand-drawnwork
trim these sets of sheerest white
organdie.
The new double Peter Pan COL
lar appears in a set of ecru or
white organdie adorned with
bright peasant embroidery, 81.
(CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
Organdie Peter Pan
Guimpes With
Short Sleeves, Sl.50

A low price for these much
wanted guimpcs Of white organ
die, one guimpe has bands of
dotted Swiss and all have little
frills.
(CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
Extra-Size Summer Dresses
Sc to $3.50

Checked ginghams, light and dark voiles and
cool tissues made in trim and comfortable
styles suitable for women wearing sizes 421s to |
52h.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
Striped Camp Blankets
$3.50 Each

IUU FER CeItC WOOI III the FIIIlng
Durable, light to carry yet warm and comfort
able for cool nights when camping or to use at the
shore or mountain cottage. Decorative for the
couch hammock at home, too. 66xS8 inches The
bright stripes have backgrounds Of brown, gray,
blue red, etc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
Beautiful Tints Among Linen
DreSseS-S6 to SIS

Orchid, gray leather brown, Copenhagen,
sky blue, pink, rose, green, gold and white frocks
trimmed with color make up this fascinating
group After all, what is so cool as linen?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
Dark Voile Frocks~
S. to $40

Black, navy blue or brown
voiles show white dots, rings or
small foulard figures. Some
have taffeta girdles and almost ali
have white organdie or lace col
lars. These are by far the coolest
and most practical of Summer
frocks for street wear.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24
Savings of a Third and More

One Of this kind, two Of that, and perhaps four
of another-many covered with cretonne. Almost
all are fresh and perfect. Just few of the most
popular types show some slight signs Of handling,
but their prices have been so adjusted that people
who get them will count themselves fortunate!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-06

49, WtMiam gobs bon Morton
ueilt btele @o9e gu @ait i'm SnltuS
.@trobl6etn @etm an 5lo 5tate
.Strabe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-06
y n n IN3NSsY .EN.~ t#Yt3s fN.SiN$ NJ s..fI.4 nNsa 49,
3mei syarmer
h9mer Derlekt
Hapier 3Dllner erlitt Beinbrud) 1tnb
innere 8erletuagen. @urDe nDr
8fero NIT gpr6erbufen geidlaz
gen. MnberiDr DDn 9dfaDette
Sptpnibip spnn 8lllle a11segrifen.
Sein 3nitanb fritiid. .....4...s

4dpier 3onner, 80 Sabre off, Elm
la1gidbriger nnb ged6teter 8nrger1
BON Me1t Metptpn, iDobnbaft a1loerf
bulb Meilen n0r6li6 BON ct. George
murbe acknowledgement al6 er per=I
lndte etn Bferb aus Der &rippe gu.
i6afen, baS fi6 bort perfangen bate,
BON Benz Yferb ungegrtffen nnb NIT
Sen Borberbnfen bearbeitet unD 5fpar
auf Der Brnit n1lb am 8etn w0burb
ein 8einbru6 peruria6t mnroe uno
6err s3ollner au6 i1nere Berletn1=
gen 6a%Dpntrng.
gpater Mugen6euge bes l%1nfals*
Sic Io6ter mar s3euge be8 8or=
fan8. Dieie batte ba8 Gfer0 tn Der.
&rtppe geb0rt uno rtef tbrer Slater
:berbet uro bieier mnroe bann Derlett
mie oben ansefiibrt beim 8erin6 es.
gu befreien. Der 8erungliidte tpnroe
lofort nod Sem 5auie gebra6t l1no
ein SEEM nlmer Nr5t gerufen Der ben
n0tigen Berbanb anlegte nnb ionltrpte
fir @%inoerung ser @6mer5en jorgte.
Ser Mr5t iagt aus, bab 3onnerS 3nz
ltano t1 Mnbetradt ietneS boben MlterS
uno Ser erbaltenen 8erletungen 5n=
frieoenltelenb lit uno bab Ste NnSit9=
ten auf @enei Jung ginittg iino.
&pn 8ulle angegrthen.
Sin m~eftprpr 11nfd0 eretnnete ]td)
benielben Morgen auf Der @nitap
Nnoerfon Sarm etma 2 l=2 Weeilen
meitli9 bon 9afapette, mo- Serr
Mnberi on i6mere 8erleBnngen baponz
trug alS er BON etnem 8nllen angez
grtffen murbe. Ser 8nlle traf Nn=
oerlon NIT DEM 9orn on ber 9eite beS
@eii9t8 nnb peruria6te etne ttefe
Munbe, einer boppelten &innbaden
&nodenbru6 nnb brad beinabe ieben
&noden In belien @eli6t.
3uitanb ipn fritii6 ieit.
@err Nnoerlon, As Sabre alt, par
babel SEN 8ullen CUR 1rGnfe 81 fib=
rem, alS er obne @arnung angegrtfen
muroe. Gr ipnrbe BON benz Iter
gegen etneen TsSe13 Bfoiten georudt.
Ma60em 9err Nnoerfon 81 8ooen
gefallen mar, lteb Der 8ulle TIN 3nz
frieben u16 er murbe Damn bonn &nedt
In 9t6erbett ,gebra9t. Dte8 lol bas
erite Weal iein, Dab Ser 8nlle ii6 feino>
|ieltg ge5etgt bat. Ser berbetgernfenen
Nr5t bra6te Ben 10 libel a3u9eri6teten
mad Dem 2eretto Soipttal no ibm bte
bette Bflege 3ntetl miro. Setn d3nz
itanb IoQ5frtttl6 1etn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-06
9r* 5biplteao madt
Qutel1 Ginbrnf
(GortIeknng Don Der 4. 5eiteO

gad Mn@idsoeS @ebners mub Die
Madt bes Meferne SEATS gebrodet1
meroen, bamtt siib folde Borgdnge,
burh pelde Die TarTner 8erll1te IN
SDhe. BON 8--l2 8iHtonen DpllarS
erlitten, rt9ti nteberbolen f6rl1lel1.
grntna1, 5au ndber heleuhtet.t}ss
Steiner mics ald nod dif Sen
Mepberrn Sail bin, Der ietz
men cit int BunbeSienat fo5uiaget1
qefa1ft babe. Gr bei6rteb ga115sflar,
ME Mewberrn es anseitent batte, I'm
iid Sic nnter1fiieuns teinhluBreide1
Qeute au itdern nnb fagte, oab IN bic
fer &agne cine Der 5allptfragen
Ste {ei, pb Sic Burger beS 9a11beS it'd
bamtt etnoer ltanoen erfldren, oab 9tte
I'M 9enat fdufli6 ermorben neroen
f0nnten. @enn tie Der W}einnns
iinb, bab 10 etpa8 nt6t porfom1ner
ion uno barf, bann biirften fie n1te1
feine1 umltdnben fir 9eaogg lttm=
mer1, Der bafiir mar, bab Nemberrn
letnen 5tb befam.
Superintendent 2out8 @pelbrinf belt
bann nod eine fur5e Nnipru6e nno
ermabnte Sic 8~eriammlnng, iir Wag=
nus SDbnion 5u ttmmen, Der ais
&anotbat fir baS @ouoerneurSamt
auf bem Standardization itebt.
Bum @6lnb ri1tete Elm Serr Walfe1
Ser 8%rotberboob Nailroao engineers
bas Mort anbte 3nb0rer nfo erfldrte,
bab ste @tIenbdbnoerbdnbe btnter Or.
ltd1toen, metl iie ii6 pergez
mt1ert bitten, bab ct ein ebrli6er nno
aufrt6tiger Mann iei nno tbre Inter
ltiitu11g IN ser @abl perbiene.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-06
Q(1iftipn! Mnftipn!

@on1giaa, sen IL, Dftpber 1922
tprtirb ser nnter3ei9n ete sauf Der Martin
Meibl Narm s W1etlen rtorb0ifli6 BON
Stem ulm unb 5 Meilen iiio0ffft6 bon
&lobner Citation folgeroeS @tgertl1m
.auf DHentliher @uftion Deritetgern:
Yferoe.
1hmarae 5Sn6t Mdbre, 5 Sabre
alt; 1 Motfu6s Maabre, II Sabre alt;
1 Nudsrot Walla6, ~ Sabre alt;
q i@mar3e Mdbren, 4nnos6 Sabre alt;
2 branne Mdbren, 4 nnbT6 Sabre alt;
1 ~einidbrtges1 gliilen.
Hinbpieb.
10 Mil6fube; / 3~meiidbrige Tdri e;
2 etnidbrtee Tdrien; 2 bret Sabre alte
@ttere; / etnidbrtger Stter; | 5pet
Sabre alter 8ulle;; 3 5tall &dlber;
3 9dafe; 26 'TrabiabrS 5dpet11s,;
l Bteb 9nno.
t@eHiael.
~l1ngefabr 300 9ubner; "a @nte1;
2 @anie; Is Il1rfep8.
Barm Maidtnerie uiip.
l Deere W2tlt 5treuer;; / Oeertng
Btnber; | Oeertng &orn 8inber, BET
nabe neil; 1 Snternational &orn
Bflan5er, 10 gut mie neu; 2 8totng
Gultipators; / Sano Gultipator; /
DtSc Ggge;; l bier Seftion 0eber @gge;
l Song Bflug, 10 gut lpie neu; |
@nlfp Bflug; l l6 s3om 5ano Yflug;
1 10 Bon 5anb Bflue; l II 96ub
g. s.. Grill; l 2umber @a9on; 2
Irud @asen; 1 3meiithi9e &uti6e;
l ~einiibieeS 8nesn; 2 Sob @@lttten;
/ leidfer Sob @6litten; l &orn
59dler l 1900 Mage;; | BuB Miible;
1 Deertns Mdbmaidtne; 2 Serl
Ne6en; 2 SeuradS; l 9eu 9tader;
l Seu 8nder; l eth Bfer0e &raft @aS
1 Is @anonen Sel Tanf; 2 Oubenb
@etreibe @ade; 1 9aloaniitrter 9tod
Ianf; l 5piilt6t &arren; l Brtmz
TO e 6abm 5eparator, neil; 3 6abm
&anmn; l Tor6 Eourins Gar in GUT
tenn s3nltan6; 2 Gets &rbeits Sc
i6irre, 10 gut tpte nell; 2 Gets 8uggp
Yfer0e @e{6irre; 2 Gets einfa6e &C.
i6irre; 2 9ets 6ltesenneke,; oerl@iez
oene Dferbe &ummet; nn9efdbr Is
Mder &orn I'M S6od; nngefabr $50
Buidel Safer; 80 8ui6el @erite; 20
Ionnen 9eu; / Mal6 W}ai6tne.
Berl9tebene8 @erf5eug, 9arsgerdtz
l6often unb ptele anoere Nrttfel ote
negen Mangel an Nanm nt6t an9ez
fiibrt mer6en f0nnen.
8erfauf besinnt 10 ubr 80
mprgenS.
Treter 2nnd ant Wittag.
&aufsbebingungen: Nae @nmmen
unter $40 bar, alle 9nrnmen iber $40
Elm Sabr s3ett auf quite banfbare 9anoz
medlel NIT s3tnien gu 8 Bro5ent.
Get1e @a9en biirfen fortgenommen
merben btS bafiir perre6net tit.
@iQibalo Meiol, @igentiimer.
81. @. Dorm, Nufttonator.
TarmerS & Mer6ants 9tate Bant,
Glerf. 9(bp. 40
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-06
ten Ma6mtttae tDrroe I'm 6 llbr ein
Dinner ierpert.

ten Na6mittag Durbe nm 6 llbr ein
Dinner lerDtert.
nngefdbr % Berpa1ote nno 1reun<
BE butte n t6 letten greitag I'M 6eimea,
nnferes befannten nnb beliebten Witz
burgers, GbareS Bruit or, an ber.
@~enterfraBe %perfammelt, UNI tim III
belfen, fetnen, rs. @eburtstag I'll
feiern. Ser Na6mtttag nro abeno
mur0e ser s@elell gfeit gemibmet ,nnb
I'M 6 llbr tpl1roe ein feines @upper
ierptert, 5err Bruit erfreut fib be-
lten @oblietnS nnb perfi6erte }einen
Sreunben, bab er boffe, nod re6t piele
leiner @eburt8tage NIT ibnen feiern
gu ff01nen. @dite BON au8mdrtS mo-
rem: 6err nnb Jrau Gilbert @arnfe,
SRI. Mable @o6 nnb Trau See @arn~
3fe, ldmtli1 BON @anloro lnb SEER
nno Grau @bmin S6mals BON @in<
tbrDp.
Sin iebr i60neS Hrogramm tpnrbe
SEN 8elu6ern Der mpnetlt6en @ez
burtstagsfeier be8 Srauenturnperetn8
am leBten 3pntterStag IN Der Turn<
balle geboter. Srabem, @nSmortb nnb
Btrgil @agner bra6ten Deribtebene
W1uiif Mummern auf benz &lapter mnb
Btoline gu @ebDr. Dte yl1rgen be-
metlterteu tire Snltrumente NIT be-
merfenSnertem @ef6id uno Sri. Sra,
ben peripri6t, etne tiidttge 8tantitin
gu merben. SRI. Margnerite 8ogel
gab 3npet 0eflamattonen gum 8elten,
Sic NIT grobem Beifal aufgenDmz
me1t tpuroen. Gbenfo groben @rfolg
bate Sri. TraneeS &roof NIT tbrer
5met @eiongSportrdgen. Na6 benz
Brogramm e~rfreuten it6 Die @dite
nod eines gemiitli6en 8etiammen=
leins, nnb begaben ii6 Damn nnte1
SEN &ldngen beS bon Gran Sermar
@etn seiptelten @uppermari6es nod
Sem 0nt6room, 100 an Ser groben,
NIT roiem @ein uno 9erbitlanb bibid
ge16miidten Iafel oa8 Supper etngez
nomme11murbe. @eburtstagftrber tpaz
rem: Grau @mmn Stetnbanier, Grau
5ugo 5@leuber, Trm 8. q. Sriti6e,
Trau Sobn 5auenitein ST., Srau
@m. Hfaen6er, Trau 5errnan Bren=
gel u1o Srau Martin Sole.
E NL -&s L-Ht'f'-H TT.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-06

- Die Mitslieber beS Orient
Chapter, Srber beS @aitern 9tar per=
ami talteten am Montagabeno, BEGIN
nen6 Z llbr, etn Bantett uno @infab=
rung In ser Tretmaurer Safe. I'M
gefdbr 1875 Mitglieber nnb 8eiuder
mobnte11 bemielben bel. Dte 6eftlt6z
felt murbe 81 @bren BON Serrn nno
6rou Mortbrup unb 5errn nnb 5run
German @elb BON Manfato abeebalz
ten. Bran Nortbrup tit Mortbn
Matronunb Serman 9elo tit @ortbp
Saffron be8 Manfato Chapter. Na9
.bem @mpfans bielt 9err Selo et11e
neutrality-suspicious. uno an6 Brau
Nortbrnp ri9tete ba8 Wort on bic
N%nmeienoen. .@8 folgten oarn f1lr5e
Mnipraden BON 0ep. s. S. Mbeeler
nnb Mep. s. q. Sobn, lomte etntge
mliifalii6e 8ortrdge. Sri. Warz
auertte Bogel re5ttterte. Dret neue
Mitglieber murben in Die bteftge 2ose
anf genDmmen.
III.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-06
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W2i6ael Magner BON 9omeri ct,
Wisc., tref letten Dienstag bier ein,
UNI 1einen @6meitern, Trau IS. 6.
6etmam uno Brau S. 96roe6er
lurde Belude ab5uitatten. Bon bier
begab ct iid Damn nod @eita, nm ote
Tamilte letner Io6ter 81 beillden.
St febrte BON bort am 9a1nstag 8lz
rid nnb muroe am 9onrtag BON
5errn unb Trau IS. 6, 9eimann mad
@aule beslettet, Ste nod Ste 96>pez
lferitdote beluden MOLTEN.
sri. 5plpta @esfe, >pelde lebte
ISOLDE Sic CAREER Tatr beil1dte, febr=
tie am @onntas no6 5auie Snriid.
sic tpuroe begleitet BON Sri. W}ollp
6onoubed BON SEEM nlm.
Siib mrotebe trteben fir5lt6 tbr
l1nlpeI en- bier in ser NadbarIdaft
uno bafudten Ste 9ibner ltdle BON
Sen Noie11au nro GylM. Jfolloff.
9err unb Srau 5enrp &neeS be-
mirteten lebten 5pnntee %folgenoe SD
lte in .tbrem @etm: Serr un6 Srau
geter 5prenger, Sri. .@reicentia
9prenger, SEER uno Tran Geo 9prem
ger uno @inoer, SEER unb Sral Sal
@neeS nnb T06terden nno 6ra1
.@rnit Nolloff 81.
0aS fieben Monate alte S0bn6en
BON @errn u1lb Trau Greo SobnS,
an mel6em etne erfolgrei6e Darm=
uno B~ltnbbarmoperation I'M Union
So1pttal in SEEM 11m pDrgenommen
>muroe, fonnte ipteber nod Sanfe gez
bra6t meroen.
Neo. uno Tran Yaul @eoede nnb
Iomt[te maren am 9onntag 5ti6z
gdite I'M Sobn @aretS 9eim.
Die @onntag8i6nle Ser ep. lutbe>
rti6en Stride purbe 5onntag morgen
NIT ether Glafe BON 80 56iilern ute<
ser er6Hnet. Dte ll1tberiide @emetnz
oe@6ule er6ffnet ant 9amStag. Nne
&la(en merben geleitet BON Sep.
9ebede.
SEER nnb 6rau Cub. Mtelfe nn0
5obn @arl maren am @onntag @dite
Mm. @eSfe 9etm. Dte Nep.
9eoede Bamilie ~itattete BEN @eSfe'S
sbenfa1l8 eiren Be1u6 ob.
Mle bie, mel6e 5errn unO Tral
2ebert nit elmer @bartoert
bebadten, purben BON bieien
s1 etnem Sang in ser @iiis 5alle am
5amstagabenb etnselaben. G8 mnr=
Sc flott getan5t uno @rfrti6nngen se=
@b. 56roeoer peranltaltete am
Mittmo6abeno etnen @r0hmn98z
Gang, ser fir ie0ermann ret mar; Der
NOR ein iebr gutter.
2eslte Mlbre6t, Ste SRI. W}abel
Sertba Nlbre6t, 9elen Woebz
te, uno Stto Mielfe nrlternabmen
5onntagna6mtttag eine Nntotonr
mod 5leepp Gne, Morean, @tlftllan,
Nebmooo Sall8, MortDn nnb bGnn
suriid iiber Clements nnb 9prtng=
itelo.
6ran otto Storm, tDelhe on etner
offenen Noer litt, tit iett mieoer TN
Stanoe, umber5ugeben.
Nnldblt9 beS 5o65ett8tageS BON,
uno grau Non Bader periam<
melte lib eth GROCER TreunbeSfretS tn
oeren Setm an 0onnerStagabeuo.f
gs muroen G%rfrii6nnsen I'M 2aufe
oes Nbenb8 IerDtert.
@in grober Treun6e8fret8 perl on1=
melte li6 5am8tagabeno I'M Seine.
BON Serrn nnb Tran 5erm. 6olloh.
SIS saH, Srau @oIofs Ge~bnrtStag
I'll feterr.
MndlSert @enernlantpaIt 9n1t46ertD