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The New York herald., 1922-10-25
68 William St.
Corner Of Cedar st.

THIS splendid building
l. owned and occupied in part
by the Royal Bank of Canada,
stands at the southern end OF
the insurance district. Ten
ants in this building include
some Of the best known insur-
ance, financialand legal houses
downtown. Their established
standing indicates the char
acter Of the building, and
its attractiveness as headquar-
ters for firms or individuals
seeking distinctive quarters.
There are 5000 square feet in
the 4th floor which will be
divided into small communi-
eating units.
On the 9th floor, there are
$500 square feet. with 90
windows, ideal for an insurance
or casualty company, or an
investment house whoseclients
arc largely grouped in the f.
nancial or insurance sections.
The New York herald., 1922-10-25

I'VE inoite inquiries from inter
eacd parties seeking high grade
office space-Adowntoiop or uptoCn.
The New York herald., 1922-10-25

1t is on the basis of location, con-
venience, light and price that the
following Office space is offered.
The New York herald., 1922-10-25
GERMANY ADMITS U. S. CATTLE.

BERLIN, Oct 24.--American cattle may
now be admitted into the country for
Immediate slaughter, through the Cow
ernment stockyards at Duisburg and
Meiderich. The ruling applies to stock
arriving either by land or water routes
The New York herald., 1922-10-25

Ebert was elected provisional Presi-
dent by the Assembly at Weimar before
the constitution was adopted providing
that the President shall be elected by
universal suffrage for term of seven
years. 1t was recently decided that
present conditions were unsuitable for
Presidential campaign.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-06-11
PURCHASE INTEREST
IN FILLING STATION.

Douglas Nightingale, for some time
connected with the coast engineering
department, of the United States gov
eminent in the waters about here, has
resigned his position and will be co
operators in the Standard Oil Filling
station, corner Mansfield and Grant
streets, with Mumford Tison, ywho
while being there only short time
has built up an excellent business. 1t
is the purpose of Messrs. Tison and
Nightingale to give service which will
be perfect in every way
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-06-11
FUNERAL or MRS MARY E.
HALL YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.

The remains of Mrs. Nary E. Hall
were tenderly laid to rest in Oak
Grove cemetery yesterday afternoon
The funeral was to have BEEN held al
o'clock but on account o. the rain
it did not occur until $50 and was at
tended by scores OF friends AS we'll as
Camp Jackson, U. C. V. Dozens Of
beautiful floral offerings .attestod the
high esteem in which this good wo
man was held in the community. The
services were conducted by Rev. O.
P. Gilbert, of the First Baptist church
and the funeral was in charge of I'm
dertaker J. d. Baldwin.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-06-11
WATERMELONS LATE IN
REACHING LOCAL MARKET.

While some few watermelons have
reached the Brunswick market this
season, these were anything but good
specimen and did not find ready sale.
All which came were grown in Flori-
da, but it is expected that the real
fruit-the Georgia kind-will be on
sale here during the present week.
There is no use in saying that the
colored folk are anxiously awaiting
the coming of the fruit as a whole lots
of white people are just as eager.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-06-11

and there is no doubt but that a large
number will be out to hear him. Not
only members of the Lutheran denom-
ination but others as well. Mr.. Warde
is noted as pulpit orator and his ad-
dres tonight will be one of unusual in
terest.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-06-11

One great advantage of Tin
Roof is tho protection it affords
against fire. The National Fire
Protection Association has rat
ed tin roofs as the highest form
of protection against FIRE.
Surely this should mean some
thing to you property owners.
A tin roof is also most eco
nomicaI as it outIasts any other
roof by years.
Let us put on one tin roof for
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-06-11
NEWS NOTES
Of Gene raj Interest
THE TIDES
TO JUNE II.

High Low
Sunday, 1851 am 2.55 am
June II. 9.15 nm goo nm,
Outer bar calculations-about an
hour later in the harbor.
WEATHER FORECAST
AND CONDITIONS.
Locally: Partly cloudy, with prob
ably local thundershowers moderate
southwest winds. Conditions else.
where: A storm of considerable inten.
slty is centered over Colorado, while
the pressure continues above normal
over the Southeast. Numerous show
ers occurred in the southern, eastern
and northern districts during the last
"a hours, rain being excessive locally
along the Texas coast. in Georgia
Tennessee, Virginia. and Minnesota.
There is no decided change in temper
allure.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-06-11
MR. TWlTTY LOSES GRIP
ENROUTE TO ASHEVILLE

Paul E. Twitty, who left here, ac-
companied by Mrs. Twittye Thursday
IN an automobile for Asheville, N. c..
lost grip between Savannah and Syl.
yania, which contained MANY valuable
articles.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-06-11
A., B. G. A. EXCURSION
is COMING TODAY.

The second excursion over the A.,
b. & A. railroad will reach the city
this morning from points along thu
line las far as above Fitzgerald and
there is likelihood that the largest
crowd of the season will be brought
here for a trip to st. Simon. While
many of those coming will return to-
night, others will remain over for sew
eral days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-06-11
FLAG EXERCISES.

Brunswick Lodgt of Elks will OBJ.
serve Flag Day" "Wednesday evening
at O'Clock at the lodge rooms. The
address will be delivered by Brother
Isaac Wengrow. Recitation by Miss
Julia Church and appropriate music
by selected quartet. Public IS cor
daily invited to attend this ceremony:
If w w TIP AVIS u D
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-06-11
LEYLAND LINE STEAMER
ARRIVES THIS MORNING.

The Leyland line steamer, Partonia
from Liverpool, will reach port this
morning and will take on a cargo of
naval stores from the Downing Com
pany for United Kingdom ports. Two
more steamers are expected shortly,
the tanker j. c. O'Neai on Thursday
and the tanker. j. W. Van Dyke ON the
18th. Both will bring crude oil for the
Atlantic Refining copany. 50
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-06-11
FRED G. WARDE TO MAKE
ADDRESS AT LUTHERAN

AT the Lutheran church this evening
at o'clock, Fred G. Warde, will make
an address on Eternal Questions.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-01-07
AGAIN TAKES
BANDIT TRAIL
Capt. Frank Canton Once More
Active in Tracing Cattle
Thieves in Southwest.
TERROR OF OUTLAWS
Law Enforcer Of Earlier Day Built
Reputation Which Strikes Fear in
Heart of Bad Men of the
Range.

Oklahoma City, Okla.-Capt. Frank
Canton, terror of bandits, outlaws ana
thieves has chit the traip' again after
a few years of virtual retirement here.
He is after cattle thieves exclusively
now and is making it warm for men
engaged in that business. The Usage
hills called him q few weeks ago and
he's now out among the rich Indians
getting evidence to convict men OF
stealing cows.
"This work isn't like that Of the old
days." Captain Canton says. Il don't
20 to the hills and the sticks, the caves
and the canyons and underbrush like l
did as young man. My duties are to
assist the county attorney in prosecu-
tons after our field men and sheriffs
have rounded up the men charged with
cattle stealing"
Was Head of National Guard.
Captain Canton is Oklahoma agent
of the Texas-Southwestern Cattle
Raisers' association, an organization
that he represented for several years
before Governor Haskell appointed
him adjutant general of the Oklahoma
National Guard.
Very seldom are cattle stolen in
Oklahoma that belong to members OF
the cattle raisers' association, Captain
Canton says. The association main
tains inspectors at the principal ship
ping and selling points and cattle be-
longing to members bear the associa-
ton brand. An inspector is under no
obligation, indeed has no authority, to
apprehend cattle that do not bear that
brand or make inquiry of the supposed
owner as to how he came in posses
sion of the cattle.
Presence Having Wholesome Effect.
The presence of Frank Canton In
the cattle country, old and stopped az
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-01-07
THE RIGHT THING
at the
RIGHT TIME
By MARY MARSHALL DUFFEE
WITH THE KNIFE

Since trifes make the sum Of human
things.-Hannah More
~ ONT hold your knife at table as
~ if you contemplated cutting your
way through a barbed-wire en-
tanglement with it. Take it no fur
Their down toward the blade than Is
necessary to hold it securely In fact
1t is mistake to let your fingers rest
anywhere but on the handle, save that
the index finger may be placed on the
edge Of the dull side.
When you have finished with
course In which knife Is used place
the knife across the side of the plate
with the sharp side of the blade to-
ward the center. If you are dining
with your family aid send your plate
to the carver for second helping the
knife and fork should be placed in
this way, not removed and laid on the
butter plate, much less held in mid
air.
Never hold the knife in the hand
save when using It, Some persons
you know forget that they have 1t in
their hand and raise it in an awk-
ward fashion with the point of the
blade ceilingward We have all seen
humorous pictures Of the uncouth man
who sits waiting for his plate with
his knife in his right hand and his
fork in his left, points upward See
that you don't let yourself look as
ridiculous.
Never use knife in eating salad.
Do not use steel knife in eating
fish. Some persons would say, never
use any knife at all with fish, but 1t is
quite all right TO use a silver knife
and small silver knives are especially
designed for the FISH course. In the
ordinary household where fish is
served as a substitute for the meat
course it Is served with the usual
knife and fork, but this knife should
not be of steel.
Do not use knife when eating des-
serts, although in some provincial
hotels the waiter will give you knife
and fork with pie. A small knife
may be served and used with cheese.
When this is done cnt off bit of
cheese and place 1t by means Of the
knife on the wafer with which 1t is
served and then convey the wafer to
your mouth by means Of the left hand.
Never, never use your knife as an
implement with which to assist food
on your fork or to scout about your
plate for last morsels. In fact the
knife should not be used at all for
potatoes or other vegetables these be-
ing broken entirely by means Of the
fork.
II no butter knives are used 1t is
quite all right to use the dinner knife
for buttering bread. Remember, how
ever, never to spread more than a
small morsel at time. and never wipe
Off gravy or other food on slice Of
bread by way Of polishing your knife
before using 1t on the butter.
(Copyright)
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-01-07
Be RID OF THAT ACHE

II you are a sufferer with lame
back. backache, dizziness, nervous
ness and kidney disorders, why don't
you try the remedy that your own
neighbors recommend? Ask your
neighbor?
e. G. Taylor, 143 3rd St., Pocomoke
City, says: 81 had kidney trouble.
My back ached so l could hardly
bend. Mornings l felt lame and stiff.
At times when | stopped it was i'm
possible for me to straighten up. My
kidneys acted too freely. l used
Doan's Kidney Pills and the aches
and pains left. l keep Doan's kidney
Pills on hand now and when / feel
any sign of kidney trouble. short
use of Doan's brings fine relief"
Coo, at all dealers. Foster Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-01-07

he is, is said to have a wholesome eff
feet. He was as courageous a man
thirty years ago as ever rode the
plains, and his intuition, perception
and judgment were not excelled by
any other law enforcer of the West.
Wyoming, where he was sheriff, felt
his uncanny power. Montana outlaws
escapaded far away from his bailiwick.
To Texas rangers he taught the arts
of man-catching. In the Panhandle of
Texas, in New Mexico, in Colorado
and in northwestern Oklahoma his
name gave law violators chills.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-01-07

It's big Jump from a career as an
artists model to the top-notch place
held by one of screendom's most popu
lar stars, but charming Anita Stewart
made it. She was born in Brooklyn
in 1896. At the age Of fourteen she
was attracted to the motion picture
studios. Finishing school, her rise to
stardom was rapid. This Is one OF
her latest pictures.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-01-07

Since tri1es make the sum of human
things.-Hannah More.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
Gribltnssz4

WNS MNL&
Gine Htberrafdenbe Sod3eit fano.
55amstag letter Wp6e IN Der gpns
.gregutional Stride IN Mtnneapolt8
itatt, no SRI. Beatrtee Dltper, Io6=
ter BON Serrn nn0 Tran Sobn Sltper
BON Mitnnedpo1tS unb Mrmin &oeb1er,
'5pbu pom Germ n1rb Trau eugene
Roebler Don Stem nlm ii6 ste Sanoe
3lrm lb6niten 8nnbe oeS 2ebenS reid
ten. 9bglet6 bas iunge 8aar i6on
felt BEN 5o6i6ultagen ii Greunoi6aft
perbunoen par, pirb Ste robe 8ot=
haft tbrer nlnmebr erfolgten Ser
mdblung iider ptelen ibrer Stem nlmer
SB5reunh0er etne angenebme ueberraidz
11ng beretten. Die Braut tit beiten8
tn Stem l1lm befannt, ba iiie Die bteitge
So6idnle bis 1918 beindte, 5ett
ben lebten 3 Sabren mar Sri. 0lioer
IN etnem Mtnneapolts 6au8 als
9tenograpbtn angeitellt. ste 1T eine
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

5GS NITRO muir eit1e gboip am 5amStas
iein, beginnenb ubr 80. Die
I5onntag8 5boms beginner 8 a1o
Is ubr.
@rDRere un0 beiiere sbntnse
Daonr6, bab nir audi SamStags
Nbenoibons baben, iino pir IN bic
Sage perieet, arobere nno beliere
BbotoplapS SIT ltefern. DIE mellte11
oieler Bilber iino gu f%olfipisltg fir eins
8oritennng, bod oaonfb, Dap MIR
lie 5omstag nnb Counting 5eigen,
sil1l9ltebli6 ser 9onnfagssWe attnee,
lift, eS unS erm0gli6t, bie belten nnbI
nenelten Btl6er 3u befommen, obnei
oab MIR baS @int1ttt8geb erboben
bran1en. @tr baberl nnS i6on etnei
lsa113e an5abl beroorrasenoer Nbotoz
plaps fir sic allerndd tie 3nfnnft ee=1
li6ert. 8ea6tene 9ie nnlere Mn=
}etoen bon mesAss ou WoGe.
Der SIRE fit cine quite nnterbal=
tung
Q6o. SAP 6. @pulb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
@eitere 5d)pm int
gnrner sbeater

8eainnenb nit bieier. @pde finbet
audi cine sbpm am Gamstagz
abenb itatt. Mm Samstag nn0
Spnntag tritt bic beriibmte ruff
idle aunitlerin Ma5impna in
,sGamille" anf. Mu6s bic Mblt6e
&pmDbie sunD Yrisma.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
gpnhides.

Sn Bromn County fdngt es
iebt So6 allmdblt6 an, 1T Ser Bolt=
tit mdrmer 81 perben, Sauptld6lt6
ibeinen ii6 eine gauge Nn5ab >&an=
otbaten fir baS Nmt be8 Gountp=
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trtft, melder aus
Conn Mtlforb n0rolt6en Ietl SEEM
films beitebt, baben ii6 berettS
3 &an6i0aten gemel0et, nno 5fpar
Otto @tebenmann, Ibeooore Meuelz
Ter nno Nuoolpb Warti, ale bon
Stem nlm. Sir bas Nmt beS
@ommtlidr8 beS 2. 0itrtft8 batz
ten it@ bis Dtenstag morgen Ibeoz
sore Soften bon 2tnben unb @briit.
Molanb BON Qafe 6anSfa gemelbet
l1no e8 mtr0 ermartet, bab Der iebige
Snbaber beS Nmte8, Sobn 90.
Sobnion li6 au6 mie0erum fiir oaS
Nmt melOen miro. Sir ben 4.
@ommilIdrzD tltrtft bat li6 bi8ber
Ntdaro Mtelfe BON 9leepn @pe alS
&arbtoat erfldrt. 0erieIbe nitro
b56itmabrideinlib Charles 8. Halz
mer, BEN iettgen &ommtiidr BON
ienem Difrtft, al8 Gegner baben.
Der erite, Bet ii6 i~iberbanpt fir
etn Gountpamt meloete, mar S. g.
9anion BON 2tnbei1, Der it6 alS
Ganot0at fir ba8 9beriffamt ange=
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meloenbe lit Nlfre0 56lumpberger,
ser DtenStag morgen ietne &anotz
0atur fit Negt{ter of DEEDS betm
Gountp Nubttor anmeloete..
SIN gerglet6 gu anoeren Gonnz
ties gebt e8 I'M 8rolnn Gonntp
nod iebr rubig 5n, ober es mtro
audi BIER mobl i6merlt6 obne etre1l
ltarfen polttti6en &f NIT ether
groben Nn5abl bon &anoioaten ab<
geben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
@Dfmeiifer 3Dn5ert.

Das iabrlide DofmeiHer 9on3ert,
sba8 Mtttmo9abeno In Der 8affenz
balle abgeDalten mllrbe, mar IberauS
5ablrei6 be{uAt Elm getpeis, lpelld'
grocer 8eliebtbeit Dieie &apene it'd
bier erfreut. Die Gapelle ipielte NIT
.sepobnter 8erpe nnb Brii6e nro bot
ein lebr rei9balttgeS nnp gllidli6 ge=
lndblte8 Nrogramm. 81 nidt
m0gli6, iebe einselne Nnmmer 81 erz
mdbnen uno miilen ii6 lbDn ane,
Ste 3u Dem prd6ttgen @eltngen oeS
&on3erteS bettrngen, NIT einem allz
.gemeinen Sob begniigen. B%eionber8
Sob perotenen nod, auber 0em Setter
ser Rapefle, Ste 5erren George nno
Nlbert @ag, ste Ste S3ub0rer bnr6 ein
@ornet 0uet e%rfreuter. SIN Nnz
l6lub an Sic mniifaliiden Darbietnnz
Gen, fol9te Elm bumoriltii6er @inafter,
in benz nnlere einbetmtl6en Daritelz
let, Trau Mariorte Bleti6erW ininm,
5rau SLAB s.. 9tretsgutb, Sri. 60
Gene Wueller n1b Sic 5erren 8ibl1r
Blet1er, MorrtS S. 8ieber nnb q. 6.
Nnglemeper in gelpobnter Weile gldn5=
ten. 5ie batten onrd tbr fotteS
nnb, ber5erqnidenOen Snmor
Ste 2a6er auf ibrer 9ette. 8eionoereS
SEER Mngelmener, Der baS Sptel
6nr6 etne lebr bumorifil6e Nnipra6e
Na6 bieiem eri6ien Damn
no6malS ste 9ofmeiiter &apelle, biesz
NAL alS rGillage Bdno1 un6 l6ite.
our6 Ben origtnellen Mnbltd,, 1no Die
Observation-Disclosures Bal1errmuM, Ste tie
Dot, BET SEM 9llbltfnm groben 8eifan
aus. @tn fr0blider Gang bef6lob
oaS iebr gelnngene Nrogramm.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
@iiterwaeen iprinet pDm Geleiie.

E-W st
Nn einem Sage LESTER 8o6e
iprangen auf btSber ni6t anfgefldrte
8eile perl9tebene Wagen eineS @uz
ter3uge8 pom Geleiie, mdbrerb 6an=
gierarbetten In Cambria porgenom<
men tpurben. @iner 0ie{er Magen
mar NIT Safer belaoen nno fir5te
stue 5 Sub bobe B6idnng binab,
'pobet Ser gauge. obere Sell beS $50
gems a%bgerillen mur6e nno Sic ga
oung m1r 10 beral8lfr0mte. Ser
grDbte Sell beS 9aferS fonnte ge=
rettet, nno in etnen anoeren 8agen
oerla0en nerben. Ser Tra6t5lg
>purbe bnr6 biele @ntgleilnng nnge=
fdbr 2 Stunben aufgebalten,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
9eut|6zrunii6e Scr
tra9 lt11teri6riebeu.
(5ortiebung bon Der I: Seite:)
trag, an 5tesne, beag grenaitobif
8ertrags, mel6er fir Ste 5oniet
2etter 10 oemntiigeno mar, nirO

trag, an @tsne beas grenzaitopif
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tpel6e Nublano Dole Nnerfennlns
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u~nterbalten i6on lange oiplomati4
i6e 8e5iebnngen, Denti6lano belt
aber etne Mnerfennurlg 5lrld, peil
eS fur ste Nnipri6e aus ber @rz
moronng beS @rafen Mirba6 feine
@enugtunng 5n erbalte1 pern1p6te.
Mirba6, Ser nr1ter BEN 8eotngun=
gen 6eS Bref42itobif<g ertragS alS
benti6er 8oti6after nod MeoSfan
gegangen mar, muroe BORT TIM Sabre
1918 ermorbet.
Mnber Dem 8er3t6t qnf &rtegSz
al8lagen ltebt Ser mue 8ertrag an6
ben ger3i6t a1ler Nnipri6e ein5elz
Iner Deuti1er ODER beS 9taate8
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rungen belfen fi6 bel ibren tpi1t<
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ide Negierung erfldrt ii6 bereit,
mirti6aftli9e &pntrafte 5mtlden prtz
baten unternebmnngen in. ben beiz
ben 2dnoern 5u erlei6terl1.
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iplrbe bon metteren Beratungen iiber
oaS Nbfommen, neldeS sic Md6te
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ausgeiperrt nnb Ste &onferen5 befinbet
ii6 In etnem 3uitanbes Ser &riie. ,Die
alltterten Mddte, IN ether 9tbnn9
NIT Delegterten Der fleinen @ntente,
.Derbdngten eine 10mere @trafe uber
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auf mel6e eS lt6 betm Gtntritt tn bie
&onferen5 oerpfli6tete, oerlsbt bat.
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n@ebetmen Nbi6lubA etneS 8ertragS
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genbetten, beren gemetn1ame 8eipre=
ling in @enna cite Md6te IN @enna
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i6en 8orgeber1S Ser Nlliierten i6etnt
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ma6t baen.
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Der au6 bter. moblbefannt 1T, mtrb
it6 I'M Serbf Ser Holtttf 5ulpen<
Ben unb bat feline &anot0atur fnr
See preientattDezatz9arge fnr 8romn
unb NeomopbzG Counties bereitS an
ge5etgt. Sis iebt 1T er Der etnstgz
ite &%onot0at, ser it6 fir 6ieieS Nmt
QemelDet hat.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

ebr rei3enbe uftb gebt1bete innge Dame
.unb fat In Der 8aM ibre8 @atten
etinen guten @ef6mad ge5eigt. Der
8rdutigam beiu6te Die 9o6i6rle biS
1917 nnb ipdter nod fiir bic 9aller
eines Sabres eiae Runitidnle IN W9tn=
reapolts. @terauf 1abm er eine Nnz
ftellung bel ser ,8en Gelepbone Conn
PAM an, BET npel6ere r tpdbreno 8 Sab=
re arbeitete. 8or ungefdbr einem
Sabre mnrbe er mad Omaha, Nebr.
.geianbt, no er iebt General Wanager
"ber Neflameabteilung ieiner @eielz
l@aft lit. Ole Neupermdblten reiiten
unmittelbar mad Der Irauung na6
Omaha, no file ii6 ibr 9eim etnrt6ten
merben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

@efranft. - Gebr bide Game (5nm
8attem): Sen 2euten tpiiuoe incline
&prpulen5 gar nibt anffauen-tper1
ou nidt bei ieber @elegenbeit oeine
bosbaften 8emerfun9en baritber MAJ
9en dpiiroe1tl"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

- SRI. Barbara Dieb NOR Sat-
geberin fir etne grobe 3abl bon
Treunoen uno 8ermanbter1 tint 5etme
ibrer Gltern, Serrn nn6 Trau George
IS. Diek, @iib Granflin 9trabe,
Nnlob bter5n mar Sic Gudfebr ibrer
96meiter, Sri. Mtnnte Otet BON
Blortoa nod bter. Mean nnterbtelt
1i6 portreflt6 unb p~erfir5te ii6 bte
s3ett bnr6 &artenfptel.
DaS fir sen, 25. Mpril gez
plonte Banfettt be8 Commercial
Clubs 1T a%bgeiagt mor6en, neil ii6
onl6etnen0 Sic Naitglteoeri6aft nidt
iebr bafnr tntereifterte, 8ie Borz
iibenber @apneS bert6tet, mnroen
a%rndbernb Is Nro5ent Der anSgez
ianoten &arten 5nrudgei6idt, mo-
rauS erii6tli6 lit, bab Ste gr0bte
53abl Der Mttglte0er on benz Bantett
nt6t tetlgenommen batte.
~ Sri. Mtnnie Dteb 1T letten
abenb BON ORLANDO, 6lort=
ba 3uriidgefebrt, po ite fett ben
lebten 2 Sabren ettte Mnifelfung bait
te. Sn ibrer Beglettung befa1loen
ii6. ibr 96mager nnb 9dpel ter,
SEER nno 6rau q. q. 3apf nno
ID6ter9en bon Mtnneapolt8, mel=
de 1t0 bis DienStag TN George.
IS. Diet Setm an Glib Tranfltn
9trabe beiu6Smetie anfbielten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21
Sn neuem @eidaftglDfal.

!. S, SIS. Dieb bat 1einen nm3ug
na6 Dem 1euen @ei6dftSlofal mum
lnebr betperfitentgt unb ietne .&nnz
BEN unb Srenlloe fDnnen TIM iebt
in ietnem srleuen 9ofal TN 8infel<
mann Gebdnoe, @de Center uno
Wtnneiota 5trabe, antrehen. DaS
0ebdnoe 1T griin6lt6 renoptert NOR
Ben nnb ma6t >einen iebr gute1
@tnbrud. Sc miro 5errn Dteb
Sreube beretten, ni6t nnr letne
often &unoen, lonoern aud re6t
Diele neue in ieinem neler 9e=
i6dftSflofal begrHben ST fbnre11.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-21

Seine N~hsles1ng. Srit6en:
n&apa, tparllm tpir6 Sic 5prd6e @ut<
terlpru6e genannt??1
Rapa: u8eiI Ser 8ater 10 ielten
@elegenbeit fat, 1ie 8m gebrauGen.