davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11

ni0srTprsdsn. Mena es Der Batter
nun einmal 70 iponte!
Sn ouer 8erpirrung un0 bangem
Sipeifsl bergoB iie bod ni9t, li4
umautltioen; aber 8 Oaherte lanee.
Hiemdno 6dlf i6r nie Suiue 3ubaz
fen. Sic &09in mar Bel Sen frem=
ben Mdnrsrn i'm GB8immsr unb
Weuer9
limb f9on flingsrte ss mieosr.
Nn Der Gtimme ertennt fit Die 81
tern, bic bsiosn g9tOsfern uno
6ein3, sen S%tuoenten, ben IpTen
Sungen. Das fonnte ia nett tpers
ben! uu6 no ipdr Werner2
Nls lie enoIi9 6as Ioilette3immsr
bsrIaFen fonnte, bOrte fl i'm @pei1ez
5immer muntere Gtimmeh I4pirren.
NIs IaBen fe f9on bel SiIh uno
Msrnsr psreniigt oIs iei ni9ts ges
fheben, mittsn untsr i6nen. Cine
Elm Mort gu fdgen. 5oe er fe in ben
freien @tubl neben inn, uno nod
ebe is ibrs 1lsberraTauna ii6stpin=
Sen fonnte, fftug in MeTer an bas
@las. Ser Batter erbct fih uup
fagte:
.Msine Iisbsn airoer bsnn
0us fsio Sbr -. mir, Muttsr unb
in. freuen uns fe1r. @u1 bier. fpenn
Quh friiher. dIs SIR dCplant hdttet.
piehe- babeim gu fehen. ga es
Mcrb in ser Riirae Der 3eit ni9t
m0aIi9 mar. uns bier gu bepirten,
fperOet cSbr's mir nobf niHt iibslz
nebmer. boB i6 fir Rude unn Sell
Ter geforot babe. Mernsr tpolte ss
stpar ni9t 5uaeben. aIs er au uns
lam. Inn uns Sure uneripartete
6eimtebr mit8uteilen, uber ols foIas
fumer @4piseerfobl sntfdloB ct
fi9 audi gu biefem Spfsr. Don
gurer MeiTe brdu9t S5r uns ni6ts
gu er5Ghlen. bsnn id entfinns mid
prn meinsr eiasnsn, odB mir gar
nidts oefeben bottsn. Shr brau6t
uns uIFo gar niGts poraum1nsn.
mir trinfen duf Sure Iiidtehr!"
sc mar nd4 70 bdterlibem 3Sus
EpruA niht mebr als re6t unb biIe
Zig. ooB Msrner uno Marn fih in
sic Nrme fielen. gls tie ner @9mie=
aerbater nit einem jppiaIen: .Sh
bin auG nod bal" trennte. per
frubfe. Oh sic M0te in ihren Wdnz
gen Der o13u- ftiirmiFdsn 3Grtlihteit
au Onnten mar, oHer benz f6Ie6ten
@epiTen2 Nur @erner pnBse. bag
er sebeihtet bate. uno foB es GI=
tern duf Groen oibt. nie reumiitieen
SiinNsrn Sic 8uRe Ieiht maiden.
Merner unb Mdyn ober musten,
6of es in ihrem Freipiniden @efdna=
mis- nod feinen fioeleren Mbeno oeqe=
ben bate, as BEN. an Dem fe es
gum erftsn M}uI Dffneten.
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11
moresnSraBl
Bon g6arIo. etro6er.

Bon gbarIo. Gtro6er.
Sd iJeib bic 8elt bon SreuOe uao
noa Slang.
SD mari ins Seuer meiie 9rduen
Gorgen
limb bin ertpddt al eimem @intera
moroen.
Oils 6eil'ger GrieOe al meiu Sein our1s
orang.
Sd ncib, oaB i9 am gauo Oes S@at,
tens lag.
Sc Ibien, oIs % beg llneIifs Gdtues
feiodmpfe.
OS::r audi ben 91ut beriendten. = @o<
DE. tdmpfei
Gin Slid gu S%tuiu9en birSt Dir ieOer
$dgi
GIaub al tie IenIden-bif gu IeIbIt
an matt, -
Sc aibt tciu Gers. has nirbt lein Cob
form botel
lluo Ne6men, @cbeu. 2aut unO Sreuns
oesgiite
@iuo bodIte @erte. bic oas Qeben bat.
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11
Gin getuaItiSes &rafttuerf DOr
ieiner GOlen6umg.

0as eroBe araftmoIierperf i'm
S6Dei5er &on!4n @ouis, umapfdbr
orei &ilompter bon Gitteu i'm Mbo.
metal. lit unmittelbnr Dor ieiner Ser.
tigiteuung. Sc lit cine Der lei.
lpiItnngsfdbieiten 9lnIaepn oieier Mrt
in Der gan5er @eIt uno beitebt aus
5ebn m1hti9en Surbinen, Ole unte-
einem Wuiierfnn bon ~nnn1bern0
1870 Meter &0be arbeiten. Die
es5eugte 9roft pirO iiber BAG ae-
famte fran50iiih iprehenoe @ebiet
Der Sdmei3 berteilt, unO Die iiber-
ihiiiiige Menge gelongt iibpr Die
@ren5e in Die Sii0oitpropin3en
Grnnfrei1s.
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11
Sine SbafeibearesT Ors
fteMunS NIT 9tmOers
niHem..

Sesn sen mooernen Bitbnenbau.
fern ser @egenwart lit nibt mebr
bel 8loB fir sic romautiiden GrIeb.
nife, Oie ben S6nuipieIern Dergoa.
gener Gage ouf i6ren Nonoerfabr-
ten our6 sic StaOte uno D0rfer pi.
o~erfubren. @obI gibt es nod man-
DE 2aune un0 Glide Ops Obietts, Bic
ou9 Ourd elm gauges Seer bon. se.
inuIten gubnenarbeitern uno Our1
nod 10 bor5iiglide tedniide gin-
ri1tnngen nidt enogiiltig o6geIteat
meroen fam, ober um uirtlihe
ueberraiduneen gu erIebeng muB
man sic SHouipieler ihon olif III
rem @aitipielreiien begleiten, no lie
lia auaben0Iih III einem neuen
9ous 5urehtfinoen miiIien, unO 5mar
oft ouf rpin5ieen 8iibneu, Die iid
nur unOoafommen ouf bic @cpobn-
beiten ser @aIte einrid)ten Ealien.
Cine iolde Sbafeipear -goriteI-
lung NIT al i6ren 6reuOen uno 2ei-
Sen ouf elmer fleinen giibHe iii Der
engliiden &roDin5 lit bon Dem eng
liihen S9auipieler s. 9. SrOing
anidaulih geiailOert tporoen. Gg
pnroe r@0ni9 Sobunn" gegeben, ST.
Oing ipielte oie Gitelrone unO lein
6reunO Golden Ben 9onig T6ilipp.
Ser 3meite glft, Der betorntlif
Dor Sen Soren Der befeItisten StaSt
Nnsos ipielt, ipurOe BEL Der auFfiibs
rung elm lpabrer &attenfonie BON
fIeinen llneliidsf6aen.
SD meroe 0ieie Rette ben &otd-
Itropben uno sic milOe Seiterteit oes
Bublitums ME mebr p~erselIpn. Dir
ItanOen Dor Dem MttIhluB, Der gtlss
genblid, ga 0ie Gore Ser Staot ge.
offnet unO Oie 8uebriide bernbge-
loiien ner0en ioIte, NOR gefommen.
Dns ungIiif begdnn 0nmit, ooB mir
6eioen &onige nit unIeren fompIi.
5ierten &iiitungen ~aneinnnoer 61ngert
6lieben unO troB ber5weifelter Nn.
Itrengung nibt mebr noneinonOer
losfommen fonnten. 8ir Itonoen ga
ME Oie i90niten iiumeTiidcn 8miI-
hinge. uno oos 9u6lifum puBte ii1
Dor gergniigen niht gu fallen. aber
Oas S6limmite ionte nod tomlnen.
Die 3ugbriife ipurOe berobgelolien,
aber es iteIlte IiH berous, oaB lie
Sen ienieitigen &ano oes r@rabens"
niht errei9te, iie mar bel su fur5.
8as Ioute eei6eben9 gs geidnb oas
8unOer, OaB 0iesmol mirfIid Der
Berg 81 Mobame0 Fam; binter ser
S5ene ipannten uadere Ebedterar.
better ibre Mnsfeln an uno in ne.
nigen Augenbliden mar oie vgan3e
StoOt &ngas@, Inn einige Dieter Dor.
geriidt, iie botte ii9 Sen bei6ranf-
ten 21ngenOerbGltniiien ser Bug.
briide freunOli6It ongepoBt. Man
fam iid porItelen, oaB ole gu.
i9auer Dor 8egeiiterung raIten. @nO.
lid fOnnte Der wiirOige dlteIte 8iir-
ger iiber Oie 3uebriide fdreiten; CT
fniete nieoer uno belt uns oltf Id6-
mem Snmttiiien Den S6liiIleI ser
StaOt entgegen. Aber Der 8iirser
mar iebr alt ulO fur8iiGtig, er
fonnte Die g%ntfernung nidt ridtia
l6osen, Der gor5ans route nieoer
uno Dor ser buntbemnlten Caroline
fniete INNER nod Ser podere gae.
Itor bon ausos, unO belt ben
S6liiiieI in bic Sobe, Dem er ourd.
aus nidt los tperoen fonute.~
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11
Sin uetler TOrti6ritt in Der
N~aOimmfOri6ung.

Ser italieniIde GorIder gnrico
6ermi, 8rofeiior Der HbDiit an Der
llniDeriitdt &om, min iid cine neue
fir Die &aoiumausnubuno onBer.
oroentlih wihtige embedding pa.
tentieren laiien, oie er nit Inter.
itiibung bon feds NitorbeiterM ee.
madt bat. @s banOelt iid um elm
neues Clement, Oas senoltise Gner-
glen entbdlt uno oas Den Ndmen
No. SO erbnIten lon. @ieies Gle.
ment ion iibrieens gum eriten Waal
Die Mooio.A ftipitdt fir meOisiMiihe
Suede obne oll5u bobe Soften Der.
wenObnr MAIDEN.
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11

- Sod redt8eitig. Der.
lorit ou nidt Sic @ciItesgegeniuart,
als er bid 10 pl0slid umarmte uno
fiiBte?"
uSSa, einen glueenblid. Goit bate
i'd i'm auriidseltoBen.~
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11
a t.

8riitef Du nit betiimmertem Bid
nn0 finoeft riHt Haft nod Rub',
8rih elmer 6loI9e nar oas Genid
On bri9It IS Der Gorge oa5ul
- 8errdten. 3err oes 9aufes
gum Diener): .SDbann, bitten Sic
glti9 einmdl ben 9errn Wermalter, 5u
mir gu fommen, 0us beiBt, penn Sic
miTen. mo er it,"
Diener G9mun3elno): .Das Tam
i'd nit 8sitimmtbeit ni9t fusen. Dor
elmer Gtunoe lit er dber in Die 2iins
- essansen lam man ni9t es- =
Iaeen, ober ouf ben Meinfpalierea
binduf uuo gum Genftsr binsinsetIets
tert."
Washington Journal., 1935-01-11

Mud etpas. nMas baIt Du
i'm IsBten baIben Sabre seipartg"
.Dds @eIo fir ben Barber; i9
IuFe mir ia ben Bart itehen!"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-04
Usually Much Higher Priced!

A real work shirt that will
give you loads of wear! Full
cut and roomy across the
chest! Long length. Seams
that stand plenty of strain
ing action! Buy tomorrow!
PENNEY'S-D
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1935-01-10

g8ff fE1fw E1ssv Iarsffss % bH9as
.rsRsanshsRsG s,sIEiA .a1IE .1steygEF
OBS - bss5aESv L .sZif bra. III
sns &c ssssEZ 2nsnggs 1a1gsEI s1sX
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1935-01-10

ly and Marion Stewig werezcaQers att
the hepie Of Mr.. a6d5Mrs. FFed Schel-I
ukopt Sfhday everb1g " NJ
Z sSsnda yaafternoSn Mr.. ana Mrs.
Frank Weber of Gillian were call
Wenzel Gobhrsch.
Z Cedrxe ppssl accompanied by Miss
KITE AugastiheS of Springfield, mot
ORD 70 RkdWpod Falls to call on Irs.
sMafgaret Sohwab who is i'll. Miss
Augustine will remain there to care
for Mrs. Schwab.
The New Avon Methodist Episcopal
bows hadva rabbit hunt last week.
RffS4onek jafk tfabbits add 35 cotton
tails were shot and sold. Friday ove-
ming the young men and women en-
ngysd apt eystfr sgpper an the base
ment Of the church.
The young people of the New Avon
eaai pafss aR the n 6uese a Fry
home Thursday night.
bSf EsPl sM9Sset Rs ssns p pc PIE
will be held Friday night with Miss
es Doris and Iona Overmeyer neal
Wabasso.
E kFs; j. x. s.SzT I'll s Ssug sss~.
iAhome VeAne& ni&h while Mr.
Bryan and son, Earl and Ben Stewig
listened to a speaker on. the Town
stAf bin ah GadAkhtsG al
Miss Doris Wilcox of Redwood
Falls who has been caring for Mrs
|. u. a IStsjlhaps ;neaS Moments vii
| visit with her grandmother, Mrs
Janet Wilson Wednesday for severa
days. She has been with Mrs. Stein
haus two weeks. Mrs. Steinhaus il
slowly improving.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1935-01-10
THURSDAY. JANUARY 10. lsss.
Ossksi Mink ZAP dSlh .Dedgf, VI
'3axffa inpp xuf3- fil1fam .StUckfu6--s....-

USAGE 21n00S0$8y V0f0 sOcn4x 1ef' u
.daeft. HQingxuE6tillia -St1cktUn--.
sMrs. Fred .Armbuster gave y sVrs
. gaea ss s33gl KICK o@SasF&Sgl s s
sent we're Patricia Dietz. Erma
'Peepaap, Doris Busse, Agnes Berg,
ArliSst Weber, Charlotte Leopold.
Junior Yaeger, Jack Price, Erwin
W AsRsSa ssa Mar Nat as4s SoR %sss.
New Years s eve the mas masquerade
dance was held CAV large crowd at
tended. Lu Verne Briekreutz and Miss
Finnley won the prize for the best
dressed couple while Arnold Dietz
and Ethel Graft won the. prize for. the
most ,comically dressed couple a.
Merlin Henscho is seriously i'll and
was taken to the University hospital
at Minneapolis, Monday lss p's".'.s'
Thosef who returned to schools at
ter Christmas vacation were :. Ed
nfund, Lester sands Ruth oSchiefnbeck,
Avis Kirkpatfick, ia lBonna Maneeke,s
Rbys Te1ford and Luz Verne Bfiekfifx.
mrs. WsD.. Yseger sgaYs q ,,satd
party fois her son Saturday., Those
pfesenx Were Nobeft Hageinan, Rob
ert and Edmund Schiernbeck,, Stanley
Hageman. Kenneth Pesz, Charles and
Willis Weber, ,yaGky Price, Erwin
Hensch,6 sEredriek : III dIapE :, and
Lloyd Shoems ker. Kenneth Posi- wen
first prize while while y Erwin E1Si H Hens won
Doris Hansen 81 Springfield afslsdir spent st.
last week with Ruth Kolset
patty fOq har daughteT coisen, Sun Sun
day afternoon. Those present were
FAfleree rYackel:s , Margaret II Eer4fing, >.
tInez, Phyllis sand curtis Weber, tEii'
freda Strick, sMaffyh fYaeger,s DougA
lass ZIMMERMAN and Donald Schmidt.
| AsluadA yRassseryeds 70 ssssuS ssgqiI
Marie Pafsois was llslAstuweeka !
sMargaret,tNath spent sFriday with
MRS. Vtsnat 6pmns6eldsn G, tsafn0
Ianth Kolsety spent thet weekend. at
Sprinpfield VISITING friends VIC
a
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1935-01-10
OEDEST MEMBER OF
MWAfol, IA|'flllllES
AID HAS BIRTHDAY

New Avon-The New Avon Meth
odtst Episcopal Ladies ASd mfr e.
hethome of Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Ques
e A4tft dinner mssr was vase served, EfssbSsinJa
meeting of the Aid was opened by the
vide president, Mrs. Edward earn
hatht. Prayer was offered by Mrs.
GLE Martin. Forty sick visits were
reported. One members reported r1aXi
india birthday and paid 'herA dues OF
S5fcents. She is the oldest member
ofithe Aid, Mrs. Janet Wilson, who
vefti seldom misses ahs Aid tme etin&s
TM next Aid meeting will be at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. G. p. Martin,
February 6. IE30 En5 81
Ehe Missionary society meeting
wd then opened with Mrs. Otto
Liihkman as leader. A duet was
sutn by Miss Iona Overmeyer and
Mis-. Marguerite Faherty. An inter-
estpk talk on Martha Berry was
gitS1 by Mrs. Martin. "A review Of
a fARpter of afto@ &nl5apepS W.
atItAe meeting Sgese ~ No. y g
giten by Mrs. SfaymAker. VISITORS
Caithy of Waseca and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edfarenthin and lffEilyf sek hSs;;
Greke Kline. ,
Ms. Otto Stassen was called to
Sl{epy Eye by the serious illness and
deSA of her mother, Mrs. Schroeder
Thu condition of Otto Stassen is serl-
M and Mrs. William Parker and
MIL and Mrs. Herbert Parker wers
di14Sr guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Pstfl
Petefson Friday near Morgan, COM
pliln<nting Mr.. Peterson on his SIX
~ III s s!ssas sssss;smg.n9kS&
Ddhs, Misses Wilma Bfiss an
BetAah Day drove to Window Sunday
frdhI where the young women went
on! Tie train to Sioux City, Iowa
whSfe they are attending laehfAA
Ben Stewig Jr. retup8 rs e
Suhhy to resume hiS<1 rs
UdHersity Farm schS6 90 oeec0t
pahied Fred Lussenhop of Morton.
M and Mrs j. H. Bryan and fami
ly Mere New YeareR4inparselest exo.
s'f and Mrs. Arssse Jensen an
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1935-01-10

.srareq re s.re,lggu 81.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1935-01-10
Sanborn .MasppS1Die = 20 .4a
y; = ss t. n::,ssA1fBelesssP!g1G asiiinless

:ssssSFFHils Christ 'RIIs sFnlslisHss s sdlIssa
early Thursday mid nine: jat the, Luth1
eran home at Belle Plaine,, BE was
brough here fop bufiaf Sunday ID The
LUTHERAN cemetery AftiSpringfie1d.
Those from out of town who attend
ed the funeral svefes Roy TeifordTb f
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1935-01-10

4pl6dn the Jenny Lind school after
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ents, Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Steele. -.
Mr.: and Mrs VI YfrY1slA Ysl af iasF
day evening. Ms Ben Kerhoff won
high honors AID MrE Alex Weir wol
4ssRss !9ss e sissA! ASaA Weir sSsatA ~,
Years with Mrs. Weir's mother at
Minneapolis. ---------------------t
kDr. Chris Jorgensen attended a
state conventions Hf veterinarians in
the Twin Cities Friday. Mrs.-Jor-
gensen accompanied him as far as st.
james where she, spent a, few days
at the home of. her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henning Andersen q ia -
Seriously III i improving. Her SIS
ter, Miss Lillian. Busngert Of New
Miss Julia Potthoff spent the holt
days with her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
H. A. Potthoff. Sunday she returned
tc'her duties as tea her at Edna neaE
miss Evelyn PSifaiad returned "a
Pipestphe Sunday after spending Tie
h hf pau her Pa nAaf 81 s w iaeq
Gu. KamKS1tz, j: i. Shank, Ray
nroh@ Rkdihg "a efmam Kohl md Hen,
ryso Reding attended Nthe fortYrfifth
atfaaP nee tingssSf the Fafmers MD:
t sstu assaranes a ssSs1na4ffs SMaRRassa
/, sM1s aSdfMis. es.R. Nielsen ,S0f Evan
Mrs !;sv VIZ Hag saiaa and fSmils Il
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1935-01-10

When one has aeqpeRxtIllAtto .ARl A4et4qOa
). soohsrdy topess up tie oppetspisY kinPessts be-
& this opporbuaity when Tbs rSseN laedn4aa aet
ssssss II. s. ,ss ga gl.aa ( MI:
more interested 1in bargains.
increases il fSr - aud leg g.
slators should and will beslow,sto autheri7e them
work relief is federal policy to which
every state contributing: Minnesota TO faif toe
ee the terms necessary get its back
& 1rouId be foolish. aM lvtsxasaa &nI It u tas4
hsg9~ 1saslss sis 90 asNasl a9sk
49, nGtb .liAneafA 70 sosA sTobos6g s'as
Isl the legislature could levy only cent
Der WORD on al the criticism which will come it's way
lie hext fw MONTHS Mnnesotas tan problem. would
Snfved Pshning the iegsatorsss fayorite indoor Il
sasport in idhumbefed winters We all do It: ahos ne
fV But derAthe inSeterate critics fesS
tht Ns reorA R. WaHitcheoca, who sRritea a<conaapi
& doingsi his to say subject:
s sMastsre is ne people in The at 81 goveEnin
y tbemselv lod OF baapat issxias the Sespisnake ia
W2dxe praise it, pride own acss. y.
Ailments when eshams Il Me- fault VII ehlrs55se
sxluesn "a rswssiR II Z ssE u
49, ~ YEt1rssE sssl SeE.eisa nobse0
OF Al Tx monsyspaid oat hyiHhes G6zette last {
Sear athe oeraton of the business
for wsges and spent sa sssa
MIGHT heat postage and other expense items
brought the tmount se1lt out Tor ink
and other sup Hes & 6h s
Of r6ss incoe Few other businesses able to keeps
sucb large Hart oftheis receipts circulating shef
home commu tes n LISA Sd
job printing ON your local printer .ssnsnsl
ay .,,s.f.E e os sYcsh bhseioR oe1 tax lns Az
81 EasEtssA 4 tla'ef: sfsihy tos yrbaasaa ysas
.sIno9 tE1kioA is
sxs fAftees living foT.yassb and oundsE nltsa
kkak& swAag h gro.rpdrrsth Bhlippines tslasMngfo
El}E Of Having moe thai 6ne wire Pf0.
ahx not aric hangover but civilized idea g9tteA
fto4 2pnRw9d. stsesus e1sw xsivssnoG 10 fstyi Il
En- Il AEEGU S1ssgpfnsEG soiabssS -sxE bEs -sQ
s. --yEEysr7 YE5HnE pc
|. l. ar,&1 Il sxnl 1xugsS uNlsHsgl -bhg es9nsi8
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1935-01-10

N hc55pk sdf 4fiNti school 20 |
fill the vacancy caused nv the resign
ation of G. j. Peters, of ,sAtwater,
Minnesota. s1.l =
Mr. and Mrs. William Green and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Green spent |
Sunday night at the Frank Green /
home hear Springfield, - s 80 I
Mr.. and Mrs. WenzeI Goblirsch and
daughter. Marian. went, to the Twin
Cities Wednesday. returning. Thurs
day 80 s ~ 20 80 , ID
home Tor arf the winter and has gone Is
Tbsodora ana rsap me near sansorn'
Her SON job returned to little
ises sy Arkansas after snendinp j lew
weeks with relatves.t eaa2 sIA
George and eWiilia sreee ri' sfw,saelr we're
1ii,ssifnIr "a ;ts asa y;sitnre sMnndavosa y1aa5
ma s51 MS bsRSvn 45yHesA AsnAd
ds;,g},ee ] ys;iCx iof .Ten3a ssssae awerr
U;iesfs sfsthaa Geo fboT3aS Svlr sTheo
tssS.sSa sSs SG .assw oH,
Herman Kohl took q truc1sk,a rat
bsssv fheEt4ss fNi SAffA S4s lPafSE Mtm,n-
dAV.E 70 yshssnbsT tsesitS s!yw aiis1
/ Raw Reding and sonyRfehard. with
HIN. Reding Risitedstke Twin Cities
Wednesdattwshs Richard submitted
tanmedica ltreatment.ss. s6lsQ xn.G
sMrs,;O. w ,Hiers So en3ertainei herr
mothes .MrsgTJ.E. rKettner and liet
sistefyJMrs. waiter ,Haak Is and family.
s. SsisSdav safte roS'S Ms Her. was
hestesses.at; s. panty for heryeuests.,I
Miss Viyians Netzkei returned : to-
Ma.eaIsster. college after, Spending eshe
boI;dsvs With her parents. MI. and
Ms. w. PsNetzkd Isl Ism ~. ST =.
Mr.. AID MfssH. g,,West ,sssop an i
i Saa thsl SONS erag N s fhsl
mvn IL Ms }Sosia SsSalS .Tssssa
EsSsQ StS & rs nY arfa issAnas
vs. Iad;.s at har home Ss9HEHaasJ
pay ia T.naet e s ~ .syas E,sarea
,s.,'annsay, 80, SrsssTaN Hossschipsfetx,
VIZ W. icy ss...ais,,S Msandi1 IDS dpotsI
Won his sSeos.aa AZ k.,s1s.o ,sssa6
"Saa s WHu 500 SsepA.sso IN 6 r,;fs, -Sf Ran
- M? phxthoa1Hs sSsesr;Sc ST rdm1 tir,.s
ossas - ~ az 9, n s,s,,, - Oh err,
lpfsos ssI 49, Shr;stn,os Che Wis
ssne wssN u. ,dov U e,,.sa ;ns in her
9 san - 'ss s .fran, : tie.
o,,oral,,' i, . ;,,r;pr her Lnaa and,
cnaa. ~. HaseSs Dent &c. ,axsisting
la.et ~. s sss.s &c. @s -.
~ "a 1M rs Shant and,
JMs.S Keuu.snent. the,hoiidays with
M-.snd MIS- Enye s Shank in Min,
sraenei;s - - - =; .b,.,
g MRS. Frank ,Whitoonab spent o naTt
; IF .fha mast Weekseauna Tor. her sister,
eMrs. sCharies, Picker. who, is Ill; with
ne';mohia al her. home at, Clements.
The Pras5yterian,, Ladies AID held
"a nEcnjc,sapper at the church. IhYrs!
day afternoon. DIR. IrojD. KeHh OF
Delhi attended. .siirssc Iliw fsss
+ The St; Johns Luthera 1n Ladies s5 az
eifffsde Jhe !Gli ~ 81 .. e. -. 3
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daughter, Gloria, were New Years
bdinne3 xaests af NJ, AID Mrs I, " I.jI
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daughter, Gloria, were New Years
,dinne5 xpests q. NJ; AID Mr. w T.
Mr. aa6 Mrs 7fs3k lhsde Ind saHl
were New Years dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Slaymaker.
Mr.. and. Mrs Gay Bliss and iamily
jWerA hdjptez4 quests Of Mr.and Mars
Ernest Overmeyer ThursfnyAA ~
Mr.. and. Mrs, AnRersbn ard
faGmN of near Redwood Ealls| here,
supper guests Saturday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Anderson near Wabasso.
The men are brothers.
Willard Barenthin returned Sunday
1t THE sfamhnei University aftsf
spending the holidays with his par
snsi s1is Is4s Ss Rsr Sssfsy.
were supper guests New Years eve
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Anderson. >,
LUNf, and 3Mrs. TSn&t ,Qveffneyer
and daughters and Irwin Quesenberry
were New Years dinner guests Of
Mr.: sRgses AsSa 1hleG etissAt Asa,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Berg and
family 6f near Clemens were dinner
guests New Years day of Mr.. and
M AZ. Aera 1E8tasso. CD
is M md us. nif Anders(n ND
family wSfe Newzfeafz day Winner
| guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ander-
tsss eass Rl,D assl Aat|s NsesSit Asis
callers Tuesday night at the Gay
Bliss home.
Lorraine Martin of Rdd14Sd hAa
spent day at the N. L. Quesenberry
home, the- quasi Of Clara QnasenhAr-
ry.
Edith Barenthin spent two days at
s4S1g9 eIa eagse b Esia ssd q SssfI
Quesenberry.
WilmasBlisss4ary Lou, Hazel and
\ wV{e&eaAei6 TylesdaJ 44teih6SH ~
the Reinhold Raddaz home.
Rev. and --ot
Redwood Falls were callers at the
RAiahald RadSatz home Tuesday at,
Ssas | M no II
Byli and son, Frederick, were callers
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr.
g u 3('lI' Sc e ;''|ll : e: -
Or. and Mrs. Gay Bliss and fami
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NgVHsHs .hooa1ssfe yssis
t+.sa1ssI mrn residents 1rebaRH st think Of thai
u asySi1s easy going Heio~f siitk sIeei
,,lpttsa& sSas it, svb dshs vsissgh ss,
Elves from the lind iRyQlyeo
NiSsxasef fnkcial statements Bookkeeping systsns
en.N ghaapicbre is tstid Ssibbge itq :,
ann; Credit lAdmihstqa
over a. miob farnersy duings past lyeaf and ss
Is h conapfetss fnaHsafs stsih 1T ss
pans Aad, il psrgmenat
League Ntwa at least as1nihionrmonef ksphm
,s,,..sxecorhs Tor otep reasons shess rsehod
much Of t4s epsFat9p aa @S SdsEan farm Ab rs
kap1sA factofy Eex niwT sGs sve1b T1sa estrsa b
Il tn1frr.sas sshnsom ysbsapfT esis
iesYNhent bones crime the United ssA Ess Nh
nhs renvAbk dstilean the nv AZ
Vide margin Each year crime
of te, peobleiout Of agae 1eepoo Of
The euHry
bne outpof eseh 100000 died bcasasa DDS
Ex1 Ii .,;... 80 .?r
80. ''''A' ''' sies ans ss,tng,s sgg .ssR bins rR
.aM rtstsitiv 'e1sw .,isIsnfsqt 10 slsfss
sHiaayyA sburder ofdolass hSst:
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o"sEse'yAof'f asst slst..sse

RdReod Faas~has most unfortunate habit Of
i IS vosf Upon Ssrsial ar1] hsn f9gIsss
conte,ttp. Such al elec4ss is fffpast vs.
s:,sssss
made IN cpnmun4tfs eo-ops ston ipnd honyf ch
MANY refuse ss.. sxcited in szch Gkhts IhdyBte
their lonvictions qusstss shsx.4 likely to ahd I'm
selvesi looked upon suspiciousy by both sdesAz=2E
FL the year 1885 Redwood Falls Isl by 1o7
votes. mot kFsssmies but greater Ose probably
acting upon sSsaAN, nn1nicipa aaaer store
where liqSo4 eai 8sr .eaaasssamption
s''sTsss vesS,s 3 i 10, 4sssiisa lightly
by thu "drys." 1t should not be the
The fact that 64s persons voted to license the
s sss 'es Ct, ass d ls s.s
ne~ s9sla Is Rssspss sss
store Ppelak Wisely s@al A,an iuspfOvetsntsA !. y
III urging the licensing of liquor, the vets made
bold Homjs@ tThe responsibility IF {eeinS f.; thatl
their 3wn wSht They must take RESPONSIBILITY for
sn' se be ss
ment, reassslessssss how. iqpsuessse eplsy yftss
frsn ssf ts. Ssss & ssss
been r~Rsss admitted .ss.s a.e as
great fmmSvshent ossaspna lihaMs(aat, ts adscsat%
promt POSSIBLY Redwood Falls SIN bs thassxcep-
tion. I'VE can Judge better Sky achfhs fr6m now:
eEl ..ses *s.sckiietSiES erh 81 e. ye
TFentAsouy. yeass iepslAia.ehsce H 'yssarE Of
tryingto do what in his Judgment was best fQr the
comm 3nity which he liVed cz steafs
selfish heptpf thedpessons Sshsyconstantly come
before the bafd Il county commissioners asking fasR
ors ola 4f1hrac4npse xadetiesssNch is the record
of JoA Ads geafal be@hiskerel agantlemsx
the LIT 63ts9 heasiaAshssed Redw0Qdss oiYPaaPFts9
T3e MlsaiS sos Sit a Asss eountsisS#
fnancAll3M credit ehis indgmsat and foresight
and tath 'fsils~ members f Of tie board. IS
pensiSbs W. = = -
dozend of other things which must con-
.u t1oo ,;tSnN tfAp fbs1 ~ a,,sSnasss xrnows
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