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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-10-08

TIME captain gazed gloomily at
his sword that hung upon the
wall. In the closet near by
was stored his faded uniform.
stained and worn by weather and serv-
ice. What n long. long time it seemed
since those old days of wars alarms!
And now, veteran that he was of his
country's strenuous times, he had been
reduced to abject surrender by wo-
mans soft eyes and smiling lips. AS
he sat in his quiet room he held in his
hand the letter he had just received
from her-the letter that had caused
him to wear that look of gloom. He
reread the fatal paragraph that had
destroyed his hope.
I'm declining the honor you have
done me in asking me to be your wife.
l feel that | ought to speak frankly.
The reason l have for SO doing is the
great difference between our ages. l
like you very, very much, but am
sure that our marriage would not be q
happy one. / am sorry to have to re-
fer to this, but l believe that you will
appreciate my honesty in giving you
the true reason"
The captain sighed and leaned his
head upon his hand. Yes there were
many years between their ages But
he was strong and rugged. he had DO
Sition and wealth. Would not his love.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-10-08
THE MARRIAGE RECORD
Observation-Disclosures.

Belmont Success; A quiet but very
pleasant home wedding took place in
this city on Thursday morning promptly
at II 30 October t. 1914, at the spacious
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J.
Fitzpatrick, when their daughter,
Myrtle Anna, was given in marriage to
Lester F. Kuhnhenn.
This young couple needs no common
dation from this reporter They have
always been accounted as Belmont y
choicest young people. They are both
graduates of Belmont High School,
and Mr.. Kuhnhenn is Mt present cashier
of the Farmers State Bank of this city.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-10-08
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Ssns> hL0.ARnoT hDDRtuua
"BLIND AND DEAF"
Deceiving the Doctor.

An old lady recently called her trust
ed family physician to relieve dis
tressing cough. The physician is n
conscientious man who doesn't go it
blind. He insisted on examining her
chest most thoroughly. The patient
hindered the examination.
When one side of the chest was
thoroughly gone over, she said there
was no occasion to examine the other.
With gentle but uncompromising per
sistence, the physician discovered a
cancer of the breast so large that it ex
tended through the chest wall. The
cancer was the mechanical irritant
which caused the cough by actually
pressing upon the lung. 1t was then
too far advanced to offer any hope of
cure.
OF course the patient knew of this
growth. In attempting to keep her
physician from learning of it she was
attempting to escape truth by the
primitive device of closing her eyes.
DeceiVing Oneself.
Nearly a year ago a physician was
consulted by a patient about small
growth in her breast which was gradu-
ally growing larger. He advised i'm
mediate removal. He was very suspi
cious of an early cancer. She and her
husband tried to dodge an unpleasant
truth
They went from one doctor to
another. Fortunately. it so happened
that none was so dishonest or stupid as
to give what they were so anxious to
pay for, viz. assurance that they might
ignore the growth Very recently they
screwed up their courage to have the
operation done. 1t wasn't so hard for
them as they dreaded. But it was
much harder for the surgeon.
1t is to be hoped that all of the can
cerous tissue was removed. The
chances, however, are not one tenth as
favorable as they would have been a
year ago.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-10-08
FASTS FOR FORTY-FlVE DAYS.

Woman Loses Twenty eight Pounds
and Conquers indigestion.
Spokane, Wash. Mrs, Royd Culver.
forty -one, OF Eureka, Mont. has just
completed forty-tivc day fast. She
came here suffering from chronic In
digestion and started on the fast UNI
der the direction OF DR. Aubrey bod
son.
During the forty,tivc day period Mrs.
Culver ate nothing and drank nothing
except water up to the last week.
when she began taking small quaint.
ties Of lemon and orange Juice. She
lost twenty eight pounds during tho
period dropping from llo 10 81. After
Il week Of eating her weight increased
to 105, She Is entirely cured
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-10-08
ASKS TEXAS FOR AN AUTO.
Father Of Seventeen Thinks State
Should Reward Him.

SNcut0 Reward fIN,
Austin, TcN.-AS reward for hav-
Ing Il family " seventeen children r.
*, petAuy OF ScSuun, Guadalupe coun-
ty. has requested the governor to give
him and his Wife and children nm au.
tomohilc to convey them to and from
church and sunday school, the church
being seven miles from where they
live.
The request came i'll II letter received
by the governor, and accompanying it
was Il picture Of the Family DeIany
writes:
Our family group is supposed to he
one OF the largest IN the state. consist
ing of seventeen children Ucn daugh-
tiers, seven Sonsl, ono son in law. one
granddaughter. father and mother. An
are alive and healthy. without mark
or hlcmtSh Fifteen OF the children
are ut homc and two are married Mrs
John Anderson OF Scguin and Mrs
Ross Mccullough Of Moore We live
seven miles from church and Sunday
school
lou you JUNK tue state ought 10
appreciate us enough to give us nm
automobile 10 attend church and Sun
day SCHOOL, We hope for an early re
ply"
Governor Coluuitt answered. thank
ing pelAny for tho great service he
has rendered the state but informed
him that there was no appropriation
for furnishing automobiles In recogm.
tinn of Surh ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-10-08
Tombstone az Barometer.

Upton. near Peterborough, one of
the smallest parishes in England, pos.
sesses mysterious tombstone OF black
marble, which emits a damp ooze In
patches whenever rain Ia about to fall
The stone Is regarded In the village
as an infallible barometer
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-10-08
Admitted to Full Citizenship.

At the term Of circuit coHrt held in
Dodgeylle last week the following per
sons were admitted TO full citizenship:
Nicholas Hartert Peter Olson, Herman
Schoepfer, Fred Haldiman, John
Brewer. Christopher Dolphin, Simon
b. Harker, Nelson j Anderson. August
Christian Ipsen Gottlieb Reichert,
Martin Swens2n, William Henry era
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-10-08
Road Work in Grant County.

Platteville News: The good roads
question is solving itself in Grant
county. Commissioner Henry Mink
has done work in 32 out Of the 80 town
ships this season and there will be very
little money voted that has not been
put in action. In most OF the towns
the tax payers are pretty well pleased
with the results.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-10-08

ham, Samuel Hooking, Frank Petrauek,
John Pechan, Rinhold Hintz, Matthew
I. Salmon, VIM. }. Perry, Hugh Parry,
John Skews, William Klost sherman,
James Richards, Nicholas IL. Pfanku,
Johan Mathison, Cameron III. Dancey,
VIM. May.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-10-08
Breaks Arm at PLAY.

The Chronicle: George Blotz. the
eight year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. L..
+. Blotz Of Garrison Grove, had his
left arm broken above the elbow while
playing at school Tuesday. His in
juries were attended to by DR.. j. X.
Hughes at the St Joseph hospital.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-10-08
Fifty-nine War Ministers In France.

Paris. 49, The appointment OF The
ophile Delcasse ms French minister Of
war makes the fifty-ninth change in
that post IN the last forty-three years
Of the third republic. The record
compares unfavorably with that of the
German war Office. which has had only
six different chiefs since 1871. while
during that same period Great Britain
has had fourteen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-23

Sic Deutl6en itno ibrer @o6e 9etptb
nnb ieben ben epentuellen 9teg tbrer
@affen porauS. Ser &rieg &puroe
tbnen aufge0rdngt unb tie fiiblen oaB
berielbe ba8 @etn ober 9f6tfetn
Oeutl6lanb8 bebeltet lt1b merben be8z
balb btS gum bttterlten @nbe fdmpfen.
2et0er mar eS unierem 8urgermetl tier
nt6t perg0nnt getpeien bte 56la6t=
felber unb ote Sertriimmerten Sorts gu
ieben unb fonnte allo bteriiber nt6t8 be-
rt6ten.
@r bra6te iebo6 SEN @tamneSsez
noiien bter 0ie @emtbbett, bab Deuti6z
lanb etnts lit tpte no6 nte, bab ote
Deuti6en Yropiant fir iiber etn Sabr
baben uno bab bteielben NIT gr0bter
s3uperii6t Der 3ufl1nft ent9e9enl6auen,
@8 mar betnabe balb 3m0lf l1br ais
Mapor Srtti6e NIT ser @6tlberung
ietner 6etieerlebntiie gum @6lub fam.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-23
8laf ano Oellpip Srail 8ppiter
Syabrt.

N6t5ebn Nutomobile NIT 70 Ba11a=
9teren BON Manfato trafen a1ff Ser
Dur6fabrt na6 Gracp Dter8tag1norz
gen I'M IL 5ebn nbr bier Elm. Sie be-
farben it6 auf etner Sniptcirungsretfe
Ser r8lad ac.Oellom 9rail" 2an6itrube
mel6e bon Chicago na6 Oello>p 5tune
Barf gebaut tperoen loll. Sin bllnhert
bretbtg Meilen oerielben liro }6on i'm
8au begriffen.
Dte @eielli6aft fam et&pS friiber bia
an pte ange5etgt ln0 aus btelesn @rlnlbe
murbe Ser geplante G1npfang nm s.oer
@ourtlanb 8riide perettelt. Dat .aye=
1enl6aft btelt it6 ettpa etne blIM
Stunbe bter auf. 9ln ser @roebnen
@de tpur6e eine @trabenperianl1nlung
obgebalten &pobet etntge Nnlpra6er1 gez
balten pur6en un0 Damn gtng eS >pieber
metter nod 9leepp @pe gu.
Dte gdite lpurbell betpi1lfon1nnef
BON ietten oeS Yrdlioenten oes Com
merctal Stub, g. q. Otton1eper urh
bon 8iirgern1eilter 8. g.. Trttl6e~
@enator @lmell, 9lutor .oeS @eiekes
nnter tpel6em @tate Nural Stgbtpap
SO. 81 9ebaut mtrb, beleu6tete iu
fur3en @orten ben s3tped bes @eetes
tpel9e8 ietnen 9}amen trd9t unb fproerts
gum @6lub bte 8iir9er auf fiir gtmell6z
ement $50, 3 gu itimmen. Dteies
Mmenbenent be5medt BEN 8au pon2arb=
itraben UNI unb bur6 @taatSz@6ul@
ldnoer gu f0rbern.
Sn9enteur @ooleD bon ber itaatltden
Strabenfon1n1iilton fibrte an, oab ge=
nannte @onmtllton >pillens lei jebe 8e=
tueeung fir Serbeiierun9 Der 2anbitraben
beS @taateS ftnanctel gu unterltiibe1l
@r betonte bie 9fottpenbigfeit alle 0a1bz
| itraben tpel9e na6 BEN Hldnen ber
Gommtilton 9ebaut tperoen, ou6 In
&eparatur gu balten uno fibrte an, DqB
getptile @treden ser 5trabe BON Mau=
fato na6 Seem l1lm ni6t in seb0rtger
Neporatur gebalter1 miir6en,
Sobn DeetS, Sefretdr Ser vSuufbern
Olinneiota Development 2eague" l6tl=
oerte Die We0glt6fetten beS v8lad ,c.
Oelom Srail", @etner Snl li6t nod
>piiroe bteS etne ser er0bten 8erfebrBz
/ itraben beS O}ittelpelten >peroen n1to
mebr ba5u bettragen alS trgenb ei11
an0erer Taftor bic Snterellen bteler
@e9enb 5u beben. @r erlpdbnte 1eines
8eiu6S IN unierer @taot Dor etlt6en
Monaten alS er ser t3uianmenflrnFt
ser 3ettun98meni6en be8 2. @ongrebz
biitrtfteS bettpobnte unb SEN i6Dnen Gtn=
Oriiden 1pel6e er BON I'M ierer Stabt NIT
nabm. 5err Deet8 oerfii9t iiber eta
pra6tDolle8 Organ unb man fonnte i'm
beutli6 etnen Blod ipett b0ren.
Ht9ter @rap bon Manfato tDar
Geremonie11metlter. Inter BEN O}a1l=
fato'ern befano it6 audi unler frnberer
Mitbiireer George IS. @6erer. ST.
lt9e Damen botten 1t9 Der @elelI}mbai
a119ei6loiien. Oa8 @etter tpar lbed(
flr et11en 9lutomobtl 2lu8flug lr1tD stltk
uBoolterS" iparen BON elmer gebphenen
6tt1nmung beleelt. 5edS '2lutorao=
bite begletteter Sic @elelll6oft bon Dter
11a6 @leepp @pe unb @pri1t9fieh. SSn
@leepp @pe mur0e 5u Odttas yeipetft.
Sn @prtngftelD ipurbe tbnen etn grobz
arttser @n1pfang berettet. Ste Stabt
mar tn i6mar5 unb gelb 9ei6miidt.
Dte Muiiffapelle ipielte auf BEN 9traben
unb St. Gountp gntpalt @ridion bielt
etne ti6ttge Gnpfane8rebe. Ote Tabrt
11ub alS etne b06it erfol9rei6e be5ei6net
iperDen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-23
9ienitmeoatlle fit Capt, @ruebner+

2ette @o6e tpurbe Gapt. 8abtiit
@roebner BON So. uN", etne Weebatlle
fiir 15zidbrt9e Dtenit5eit In ser @taat=
n1tlt5 BON General Nbiutant Tre0 g.
Woob iiberretht. Sn l 80 trat Serr
Groebrer ser bteitgen Mtli5 Gompagnte
bel unb fat bon Ser Htfe auf ee0ient bis
er gum Sa1ptma1n ertpdblt pllr6e
Gr 1par Gen1ei11er, Corporal, Sergeant
Selbtpebel u1lb 2el1tenant lnD bat 1td
auf jeben Soften alS ga113er Soloat be-
mGhrt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-23


Muf DER @tmplonltrabe, oerea
8au 5 Sabre lang 5000 Qlrbeiter 5e~
1@dfttgte, gibt es GIL gr0bere uao
fleinere 8riiden.
5rau un6 s 0 If ter bes 6u:G
feline grauf famen @brtitenoerfolgungen
befannten &aiiers Oiocletian paren
1etber @brifinnen.
Ser Musbrud uoas 6ritte Sc
i@le@t" 1T ni@t BON Mol5ogen eez
funoen, 1on6ern 6ie dltelten @briitsa
legten ii@ i'm Bel.
Mls fe1b fdn6iges Metall
prr6e bas platin erit i'm Sabre 1850
erfannt. 8ts babtn bielt man es fir
mtn6ernertiges @tlber.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-23

- 9ld6iten N}tttmo6na6ntttag perz
Sen Trau @o. Baer, Tran S. s.
S316unfe, Sri. Sba Sds u1lb SRI. Marp
&orbel SEN gadb3trfel beS @. s. 8. S.
I'M fatboltl6en @6ulbauie bemirten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-23

sSlkss::- sSa,s. -, : ~>:-
belgiI4en Sruppen, bic bon brttt>
f@en ariessl@tffeu unteritiist tpur<
bsn, 5uriidge1@lagen tporben finb.
9es peiteren befaqt ber englii@e
8ert@t folgenbes: 9ie auBerte tpeitz
li@e &ompflinte rei@t iebt bon @r<
mentiers bur@ &pulers Bis Nteu<
port, bos an ber &iiite brett in Der
Mitte 8tpif@en 0ften6e unb 9an<
ttr4en eelegen TT, g}a@ einem 9e<
itern abenb bier eingetroffenen franz
30Ffhen 8eri@t baben bic beuti@en
sruppen nit ibrer i@meren MrtiQe<
rie, tpabrfdein1t@ nit ber1elben, NIT
Der lie Mnttperpen bpmbarbierten, auf
nie Jrpnt bon g1ieuport Biz @labslop,
einer ettpa 5ebn Metlen bon Der &iiz
fe entfernt gelegenen @taot Elm leb=
baftes 5euer er6ffnet.
Sic @erbiinbeten baben ebenfaus
Sfli9 bon einem iiblt@ bon ar<
1hentiers na@ 2iue gu gelegenen
Nuntt Sortf6rttte sema@t, unb atpar
auf elmer 2inie, bic fih, menn man
auge1nein fpreben tpiu, bis Mrras
hin5iebt.
illus fraberen fron50fii@en 8eri@z
ten 1T es 5ur @enii9e betannt, oab
bic 5ron5oisn trob ol1er ibrer n6ortz
f@rttte, bic ite foit tdgli4 MAIDEN" I"
ntemals pprtpGrts fpmmen.
qlnm. ;. @eb.)
nDie @&la4t BEL Mrras", 10
f@ltebt ber englif@zfran50iif9e 8e<
ri@t mSrtlt@, rbat mum 3ebn Sage
eebauert unb bic Musbauer fotpie
ber CUTE @eift, Der bic Sruppen Der
8erbiinbeten be1eelt, bat oub mod
ni@t einen Mugenblid na4gelahen."
2onbon, 20. Ott. Die 8eri6te
ber 2onboner Morgen5eitun9en fin6
b0Aft ppttmiftif@ gebalten, uno man
tonn beutli@ ieben, bob fie auf ben
fran50ii1@en unb belgi1@en @@min<
bel tpieber einmal eriinblt6 berein<
gefalen ftnb. @s unterliegt fetnem
3peifel, boB bic 9eut1@en ouf ibz
rem Mori9e no9 9iinttr@en ouf
per5&peifelten Mtberitanb geitoben
iin6, unb bas berlansfamte @orz
riden Der 9eut19en, an beren @turmz
f9ritt nan ii@ in 2onbon bereits
gep0bnt batte, purbe fofort bereit5
ner groben g2ieberlage gema&t. Ste
Melbungen BON Mmiterbam, bab neue
beut19e Sruppen unabldfiig na@ Der
@ren5e gefdafft perben unb iiber
8riii1el naG benz Nor6tDei iten obz
geben, rufen in 2onbon eintges I'M
bebugen pa@, unb etne 3eitung
1ogt: "@s mag pobr ietn, bab Der
8ormarf9 Der Deutf6en bon Sftenz
be aus longfamer ols Der getpobnte
ceut1@e @tur1ni6rttt 1T, aber es
i6eint bo6 ettpas Derfrubt gu iein,
gu beboupten, bob Der beutf@e @orz
marfcb na@ 9infir9en Elm 5ebl>
fGlog par. 3uerit muB bic 5tpiz
i9en Der &iiite un6 &oulers tobeaz
ben @6lo9t entf6ieben perben."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-23

Berlin, 20. Ofi. pet brobt1os
no6 @ubbiue, 8. $. Ser geitsrn
osenb berDffentishte @eri@t iiber 6ie
algemeine &riegslage mub ols fur
9euti9lan6 iiberaus giinitig angelez
ben tper6en. 9ie 2age in &uBlanb
gilt als fir 9euti@lanb febr Diel>
beripre6en6, unb Inn 6en Musgangs
ber groben S@laht, f9eint man Fa
feline Gorge at MAIDEN. .Na@ 8ert@<
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-23

ten aus rufiif6en Auenen", beibt Ste.
rtdmpfen in Ser @@lo@t
6ei Marf@au un6 fii6li@ babon tpe>
nigitens 100000 @uien. Sm ruTi>
i@en ,2ager berrf@t Elm fur&tbarer
an meoi5tnti@en nnb fani<
tdren @orrdten, uno bic 9ofpttdler
III Mosfar un6 &ietp tpie in an6ere1
Std6ten ii16 iiberfiilt. Dte Dtsrz
retdif@e Sffeniibe in @ali3ien 1T
nod ni@t unterbro@en tporben unb
f@reitet giinfig fort. 9ie 8e1age<
rung BON Pr5embfl bat Sic &ui1en
10000 an Soten unb @ertpunbeten
getoftet. &ui1t1@e Sruppen bon
8eHorabien baben na@ Dem &auz
tafus gei9tdt tperben miiifen, I'm
BORT enttanbene Mufitdnoe 5u un<
ter6riiden.
9te Gniien itoken bet ser Sor,
,nier1tng nener @eetesperbanoe ani
nniiber,pinbbare Sd}tpteriefeiteu.
SSrpk iarer 1tltmer:i iden 11eberles
senbeit 1naneelt es in @aridan icbr
an aftiben unb 0feierpcuifi5icren.
Wfan er,uartet lit 9e,ttidlun6 init
felienfefem @ertranen, bak Gen,
bpn @inoenbnrg Ben 9i,tiien bei
@ari5an cine erofe Mieberlase
betbrinsen ipiro.
Mo9 be6entli@er unb fir 9eutfhz
lamb eiinfttger iino na@ bem 8erli<
ner 8eri@te bic
Berlin, iiber ii &iuiirr5aaa, i;,,i { Sc; So.
Ottpber. @inige Ser MuBenforts
I'M @er6un itn0 bon 9eut{ {4en
Sruppen genommen. Dtefe treffen
isbt @orberettungen fiir einen Mngriff
auf oie 6auptbef feittgungsperfe oer
.fsan5Ditf9en Sefung.
9ie1es t1.arbe beute bter amtlt9
tefannt 9egeben. 9es tpeiteren beibt
es in Der Melbung, oaB Die oeuti&en
Operationen gegen 0ie &uifen uno
gegen ote 8erbiinoeten in 8elgten
uno Granfrei@ erfolgrei@ iin6.
Berlin, iiber Mmfteroam, 20. DITTO
Der. sSnt 0{ten iino 0ie 9euti9en
l;nb Sef fterret@er fortgeieBt erfolgreif
-eegen bic &u1en. Ser 6ei116- pa1
1:i9t in ser Sage uns BON Sen 1fern
ser Met9fel gu pertreiben uno iiio=
li@ BON pre5empsl iin6 Die Sefterz
ret9er oabei ben linfcn Tliigel Set
NuKen gu umgeben.
9ie Gage i'm Meiten fat ii@ tpentQ
terdnbert. 9ie l1eberbletb1el Oe1
belgi1@en Mr1nee leiitet unfere Mnt=
tperpen<Mrmee an ser &iiite beftigen
Mi6erf ftan6. 9ie 8riten uno Strange
len 1tn6 onl9einen6 6ur9 unfert
ftetigen Mngriffe gefbmd@t &pproer
un6 iiberlaRen 6ie 9auptQrbett Der
@elgiern, sic ii@ tapfer f9lagen.
Ser Tetn6 bat ir oieiem Setle oeS
&riegStbeuters fetne Ser fGrfunger
1rebr beran3u5ieben un6 bat feline
2i11ten in 6em 8emiiben, uns an oe1
&iifte entgegen5utreten, iebr berldns
germ un6 19pd@en miiKen.
Deutf9e Sfft3iere geben offen 5u
6ob ser lange Mt0eritan0 BON @ers
01!n, sic beutf6e Sffenfibe lanse BE:
eintrd@tigt bat. Ser 5all bic e
Teitung miro cine 5tarte Mrmee, oil
bort feit Mo@en Feltgebalten loiro
fir tpeitere 3pede fret MAIDEN.
Sbglei9 oie &dmpfe i'm Noroer
fpegen ser gdbe bon Poris unb oel
Rii ite mebr Mufieben erregten, 10 ia:
FEN oo9 oie erbitterten &dmpfe be-
&er6un fottfun0en. 9ie Tran5o1er
baben 1t9 bergebens bemiibt bic oeut:
19en 2tnten 3uriid5ubrdngen, aber H.
re 8emiibungen iino fru@t1os &C.
blieben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-23

Mn1iterbarn, iiber 2on6on, 20.
9tt. ssSn eirem 2ettartitel f@eint
bas n8erliner Sageblatt" ber III
Geutf@lanb allgemein perbreiteten
Mnii@t entgegentreten gu tpoQen, baB
Deutf@lan6 in benz gegenmartigen
&riege nur bic 3erit0rung @nsz
lambs i'm Nuee habe.
@s betBt in benz 2lrtitel m6rt1i@:
vDas be,t1be @pGt ging in ben
&rieg, meil @ublanb uns bebrobte
unb neil bieie forttpdbrenbe 9roz
lung unertrdgli4 tpurbe. 8is gum
@,1be biirfen mir nt4t einen Q(ugen@
t1id bergeHen, pesbdlb mir onfinz
gen.
nsSeber Mo6tper1uit @r>31onbs BE-
beutet fiir &uBlonb etnen peiteren
@etpinn an &raft, GinfluB unb 8ez
!pegungsfreiebeit. Mir ale bpffen,
baB @nglanbs @telung als 8e<
berrf9erirt ber Melt eri3iittert perz
ben ptr6; ober 5ebnmol mebr 1T eS
uniere Pfli9t, bagegen 5n tdmpfen,
boB &uBlanb bic Welt beberr1@e.
2onbon, 20. 0tt. Ser nGpening
Stems" iptrb aus @lii1ingen beri4te1,
bob bic beutf f9en @teuungen i'm
Nprben fOrtpdbrenb bur@ neue
Srrppen beritdrtt iperben. Mm
@onntag feien mebrere 3iige nit
@ermunoeten na4 8riigge gebraAt,
un6 bic bortigen Sruppen feien no@
benz Meften gei9offt tporben, To-
baB if@ ougenblidlib nur tpenige
9eutf@e in ber @tabt befdnben.
Die @eritdrtungen tpurben CUR
Mo@t5eit auf lungen Giienbobn8iiz
gen transporter. eSn Sitenbe
berrf9te am Montog 1norger b0Giqe
Nube.
2onbpn, 20. Oft. 9Ra9 elmer
aus Berlin eingetroffenen amtlt9en
9epef4e 5inb bic beut1 1@en Sruppen
bis in bic unmittelbare Na@barf9oft
BON 9iintir&en porgebrungen, unb
bic metiten 8epobner bic Ter @tobt
lotpte bic BON 8oulogne beftnben 1t@
auf Der 6lu6t. Ser bereits gen1elz
bette 8ert@t BON beftt9en &dmpfen
1T Der l1m9egnb BON 9irmube unb
Houlers tptrb beitdtigt.
I'm bteien offi5iellen 6eut16en 8e=
ri&t, Der BON Der b0&ften Mi6tigz
felt 1T, ni&t nur besbo1b, tpeil er
bic bolle Mabrbeit entbdlt, fonbern
neil er einen neuen beutli@en 8ez
peis fir bos iiegret9e @or6rtngen
ber beutf6en Sruppen 1iefert, ob5uz
39pd6en unb Die Gngldnber nnb
Sron5p1en 5u berubigen, fiigt bas
hiefige offi5ieue g1euisfeitsbureou ben
fplgenben 8eriGt bin8u:
r0oB 5 bic @erbunbeten SFenbe
lpieber eingenommen unb beieBt boz
ben, melbet Der 8eri@t, ben etn
&orre1p0nbent Der u2pnbon Yaf"
aus benz g3orben Iranfrei@s ietner
3eitung geitern obenb iibern1tttelt
bet, Ser &orrefponbent 16lteBt bic
Depef@e nit bem folgenben bielfuz
aen6en .5at: r0biae Mitteilnng
1T mir aus elmer portrefflld)en
Anelle 5,taesangen".
9iefe febr unbei ittmn1t kautenbe
9epei@e pirb nun BON benz brttt<
i@en Neut9teitsbureQu ols @runbz
loge fit einen langen 8eri9t be-
nuBt, be7en tur5er Sinn ber 1T,
baB bic 9eut1@>l an ber &iiite 5tpi<
fhen Nteuport unb Dirmube BON
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-23
@m1oe1t 1pieoer iebr riibriQ

Sn on Den ud1ern fenerte oer oue areu5er Gnon bier
brite sdfe nno apere 5pe anbere ie ipQen brlde
&rngSi@fe Steno beihteken
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-23
&erolt1lS 11ntergaug
1T beiiegelt

Ma ben nueen 8ern beabfet ser ran5Dfde &pmmanoant
d au oe SenfprtS Berlin bet bak 9eutien
beretts nise umsenoen Sorts abe Sic Gapitlatpn
oieier 6etmg barfte in abiebbarer 3e bepprneben
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-23
$500 @rfuriiDn Minneapplis<St
Saul.

Dte SO. &c. ct. 8. @iienbabn bdh
nd6iten @a1n8tug, "a. Sftober, et1lf
Grfuriton na6 Mtnneapolts &c. ct. Yald
Saul. Itdet eilttg fir 01idfabrt alH
Bug 1875, DienStag, 27. Sft. Bug
perldbt Seem ulm am 9am8tag, 1896
por1ntttagS. N6ns
Mit einer M}uliffapelle retit Trant
lin @n8mortb, republtfaniider Gon9reb
Ganbtbat -bnr6 oen Dtltrtft Bropa9a1sba
fir letne Gon1pasne 5l1 MAIDEN. @efern
fur5 Dor 1 l1br fan1en @anbi0at, &ano
uno GQsmortb 8ooterS tn ungefdbr Is
Mnton1obtlen bier an. 9n ben Ma<
i6tner1 iparen Blafate angebraht NIT
folgenben Sni6riften: n@t. SameS Is
for GnSportb", @atontpan @ountp Is
for Gnstportb" Mn ber @(oebner ;@dt
1ptelte Sic 8aro et11tge @tiide unb ungez
fdbr lz2 bret llbr fubr bte Gapaltabe
.tpieber bon oannen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-23
6ei eiterrei@er er6ielen nene Grfolae lit @ali6ien

9e &dnpfe Dft Gbprpm &rsemp( baben Oeterrei
psters erphs Goee eebrad Gn re apalerietolonn pel
melo oon Saban nDnorngen 1nd mno 6nrafgeiagen g8e
1erante @ oie 3ppmans ggariban Gprtebrungem mad
HetrDgrab abaureen
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-09-18

reason for no lett Ell III the Signal
from Livingston. Last week We
were in Cincinnati at the time the
writing should have been done
and hence our letter was absent
but we have returned now and are
on the job and ready to give news
just as it happens. So If Livings-
ton in the future is not represent
ed in the Signal the Editor will be
to blame and not the write1,-J.
NJ. Mink is visiting his sister Mrs.
Will Doan OF near Crab Orchard
Miss Elizabeth Lemonds is attend
ing school at London. 20. d..
Bryant was called home Saturday
to Mt. Vernon on account Of the
illness of his sister, but later we
learned she was better and Oscar
was coming back to work.