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The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-27
1oDlY'S MARKET REPORTS.

Chicago. Jan. N.-WHEAT-Wheat de-
clined today in sympathy with lower
prices at Liverpool where Russian offer
ings were heavy and cheap. Extremely
mild weather over the United States win
ter crop belt formed another influence
that favored the bears. Buying support
was mainly from resting orders in the
hands Of commission houses. Prices start
ed &c to A@%c lower and underwent
further sag.
A. big decrease In the worlds available
supply stimulated reaction. The close
was nervous. a shade net lower to hc
up.
CORN-Advices that the Argentine corn
crop has been virtually made and is two
weeks earlier than the average carried
the corn market here down grade. Sum-
mer Hike temperature counted also against
the bulls. The opening which was A@Ac
to &c on was followed by an additional
setback.
Export sales at Boston caused rally.
The close was firm. unchanged to Nc net
higher.
OATS-Oats suffered some absence Of
demand. Sellers were numerous.
PROVISIONSEPr0visfO went lower
with hogs. Packers were trying to hedge
but did not find as good market as last
week. First transactions varied from a
shade to nc decline, and there was q
subsequent fall yet lower.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-27
Kansas city Produce Market.

Kansas City, Jan. 27.-WHEAT-Cash:
Market unchanged. No. hard. SS@S9c;
No. 3, S2x@S81xc: No. 2 red, 8S1k@9O1kc;
No. g. EQ89c.
CORN-Market unchanged. No. mix
ed, CSC; No. 8, 62@621kc; No. white. 6s1k0
CSC; No. 3, &c.
OATSMarket unchanged. No. 2 white,
39i5 40c; No. mixed, 3S7xc.
RYE62c.
HAY-Market steady. Choice timothy,
SIS OO0H16. 50; choice prairie. $16.OO017.00.
BUTTER-Creameries, CSC; firsts, &c;
seconds, 25c; packings. tic.
EGGS-F1rsts, 28c; seconds. 20c.
POULTRY-Hens ana springs 13c.
=. WHEAT-Receipts 47 cars. .s
CLOsE: wHEAT-May, 87K@87kc:
July, 831sc. s5s,
CORN-May, ss1sc; July. 67h@S7Ac.
- OATStMay, 40@40hc.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-27

gains Of about a point and a point and 4
haif respectively, but otherwise there
were no important change on the Day.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-27

Kansas City Live Stock saies.
f1'he following sales were made thu
morning at the Stock Yards. Kanaao
telephone direct to the State Journai bY
Clay. Robinson Z Co, live stock conn
mission merchants. with Offices at an
markets.l
Kansas City. Jan. H-CATrLE-Re-
cefpts 5000 head. Market weak. 10c lower.
HOGS-Receipts 14.000 head. Market SC
sHEEP-Receipts 5000 head, Market 19c
to sc lower.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-27
Kansas City. Jan. q.

Chicago Grain Markoe.
fThe range of prices for grain futures ON
TIE Chicago Board Of Trade m reported
by Thos. J. Myers. Broker. Columbian
Chicaso. JAN q.
-Cloae-
Open High Low Today sat
Nay :. ssx 81 ssA ssA- sax
Ssy..~ ~ Ok ~ ~
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-27

new 1OGA 0U&50E 02esAAOos
New York, Jan. z-SDGAR-Raw. firm:
Muscovado, 289@2.s5: Centrifugal. 3.3s@
s.z6: molasses. 2.64@2U; refined. steady.
CHICAGO Grain Market.
Chicago. Jan. N.-WHEAT-Ciose: May.
coRN-May. esAc: July. CSC.
oATs-May. ss1sc: - July Sac;
LARD-January, $l0.72: May. 81. 10.
SHORT RIBS-January. 1L25: May,
N1-S7.
Liverpool Grain Market.
Liverpool, Jan. N.-wHEAT-Spot. firm;
No. 2 red western winter. Is 4azd: No. !
Manitoba, q I'd; No. 2, Is I'D; No. 3, 7s Id.
st. Joseph Live Stock Market.
st. Joseph. Jan. N.-HOGS-Receipts
$500. Market &c lower. Top, $S.A5; bulk
Of sales, s. 2O@8.4O.
cATTLEIReceipts 1900. Market steady
Steers. ss.so@s 90; cows and heifers. $A2S@
SHEEP-Receipts 1900. Market steady
to 10c lower. Lambs. 1.oo@SOo.
Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, Jan. 27.-BUTTER-Market
lower Creameries. 22@2Sc.
. EGGSLMarket lower. At mark, cases
included. 27@29c; ordinary frsts. 2ShQ29c;
firsts, soc,
CHEESE@Market unchanged.
POTATOES-Marketu unchanged.
POULTRY-Alive, higher; springs, 1411zc
fowls 15c; turkeys, 16c; dressed. 23c.
New York Produce Market.
New York. Jan. N-BUTTER-Marke
unsettled. Creamery extras. 29@29Hc
firsts, 27@2Skc.
CHEESE+Market firm. State whole
milk held, specials. 17A@17xc; ditto aver
age fancy, 17A@171kc.
EGGS-Market steady. Fresh gathered
extras, 24@35c; extra firsts. a211@03c; re.
frigerator firsts, 30@301kc; seconds, 2S1zQ
291kc.
POULTRY-Dressed. dull; fresh killed
western chickens, 15@24c; fowls, 15@16c
turkeys, 18@25c.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-27
Kansas CITY Live Stock Market

1A&SAAkAO
Kansas City. Jan: H.-HOGs-Receipts
1000. Market steady to SC lower. Bulk
Of Of sales. ss.19@s. 70; heavy: y "a. w4o9s 81:
CATTLE-Receipts 5000, including LOO
southerns: Market steady to strong.
Prime fed steers. $s.eo@s.2s: dressed beef
southern steers, ts.26Q&s0: cows. N6@a5O:
heifers, ss.7bGSb: stockers and feeders.
ss.oo@s.0o; bulls. ss.so@7.5o; calves. se.5o@
sHEEP-Receipts 5000. Market steady
to 10c lower. Lambs. N.I@&0e: yeariings,
o...sc; wethers, $5.zS@6.s0; ewes, s5.e06
S.6o; stockers and feedera SSsoQ%so.
Kansas City Stock Yards, Jan. ss-Catfsa
values last week advanced 10 to - cents,
nest On stockers and 4 feeders. da then SIs iisSt
beef steers, heavy beef steers ta1ine tho
safgt saSrs end Ss tss fa0 OF 1900 cat and
farmers and feeders. The great bulk OF
killing cattle were medium class. thoush
@.2, highest price ever paid here in jan
uary.. Receipts today are u.000 cattle. ana
Rers sfocp cae Of sna ads
steers here today brought $50 and Ss.ss.
$50. Prices are strong to 10 cents higher
on killing grades today. and some sales Of
este sold Neal ss SO
ana good to choice quarantine steer6
brought $8-3 and $S.30 1Os9 lbs. averagS.
The bulk OF the meal fed cattle from It's
southwest have been run, and Colorad0
consignments of pulp fed cattle win not
be heavy. Accordingly higher prices are
predicted. Native cows sell at 676 10
$3.50 and veal calves up to $11.2s. Fancy
yearling stock steers bring around S3
and twos up to $7.S6. feeders at 800 to
NSS, about e to IS cents higher than q
year ago. All classes of killing cattle are
selling at record prces for January. and
from 81 to H.75 above this time last jan
uary.
Hogs had some losses last week after
tuesday. but closed strong SATURDAY, The
run is 5000 to-day, market to 10 cents
hiGheF, with top at $3.50, equal to last
IHeedsXs h3e1t. point Of last week, bulk Of
sa49e 219 ~ S245. Average weight here
is le0 lbess which is 80 lbs. less than aver
age 9erz Jeneery last year. This means
that m9ny tnfettor hogs are Included
wtdening tn range of bulk sales here
and all fair to good hogs sell around the
Gently denote plenty Of strength, ana
firm markets ahead.
Sheep and lambs displayed weakness
after Tuesday last week. but the marked
is strong to 10 cents higher TO-DAY. with ali
the good lambs at S. again. Receints are
1000 today, very light Mondav mn and
It Is again demonstrated that owners have
ONLY to stop loading to overcome anv set
backs In the market at this time Ewes
an wedthers are extremely scarce. and
best ones are worth around s. 70 and IS e0
reSpectfu1ly "a v9Trxx ESrs ~Ss
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-27
Kansas City Grain 1larkea

FThe range Of prices Tor gram futures On
the Kansas City Board Of Trade ~ re-
ported by Thos- J. Myers. Broker. Co
lumbar Bldg.1
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-27
July :. ssx ssM s4x @x- @3-
july july :. 81 81 81 81 81 81 81
Ian. ..n.H n.M M.30 n.so no
May ..N.55 N.e0 z1.5o N.4 1.sa

New York Sugar Market.
New York, Jan. 27.-SOGAR-Raw. firm
Muscovado, 2S9@2.95: Centrifugal. 3.S9
S.z6; molasses, 2.64@2.70; refined. steady.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-27

Adjournment.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-27

the court that Caldwell was alive The
time for opening the judgment in the
district court under the statutory pro-
vision permitting such action had ex-
pired. The court granted a rehearing
on the question whether Caldwell
were dead or alive, and gave leave to
both parties to produce evidence on
that subject. The defendant furnish
ed evidence showing that Caldwell was
alive, and even produced the man
himself. There was no evidence to the
contrary.
.The court held that the defendant
was not concluded by the fact that it
did not discover and produce the
proof at the trial. that q new trial
should be granted as to the single is
sue Of death. and that. If the issue
were determined favorably to the de-
fendant, judgment should be entered
accordingly. What a spectacle would
have been presented II the insurance
this judgment, rendered on the
ground that Caldwell was dead, when
indubitable proof that he was living
was presented to the court while 1t
still had possession of the case! (Cald-
well ys. Modern Woodmen. 90 Kan.
1859
.sIn other cases the court has
adopted whatever remedies were neces-
sary for the complete and adequate ac-
complishing Of manifest justice. Per-
haps the most notable instance was the
appointment of receivers for the prop
erty of foreign brewing companies do
ing unlawful business in the state, an
a means of making a judgment Of oust-
er by quo warranto proceedings enec-
tual. ,CThe State VS.. Brewing Associa-
tion, 76 Kan. 1S4.)
Ove1Fuled Own Decisions.
The court has not hesitated to over
rule its own decisions when FUZZY sat-
isfied that they were clearly wrong.
except in certain well defined classes
OF scSfaea Thus thA cnaa Of ThA State
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-27

be the first Kansas woman to seek .
conversational nomination in this state.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-02
Sm. .Silberfran5e.

9lnldblt6 ibre8 25. idbrtgsn Sod=
3ettSiubtldun1S tpurben 9err nno Trau
5errp NolmeS lebten @onntagaberb
in Ser an9enebmiten @eiie iiberraldt
unb ba8 3tpar griinblt6. Ser 9pb=
3ettStag tlt mtrfli6 am II. @epten1ber
6ern an bieiem Sage I'M Sabre 1889
ret6ten li6 Senrp NollpeS lnlb 01ola
Seinen tn ser bteitgen fatboltl6en
&ir6e por Yfarrer 8ergbolo Sic 9dnhs
3um 16Dn1ten &unbe be8 2eben8. Dek
5at1a9e murDe ben Treu11ben rihf
5etttg genug befannt, be8balb fam bn
l1eberrai6ung etpa8 Derlpdtet.
9te l1eberralhler, ungefdbr 40 an Ser
;3abl, tparen W1ttglte0er beS ct. Nrru
Gourt s. 8. S. unb tire @atten. Sn
fQn1e11 an NIT @ratulQttone11 uro einen
prabtpp1e1r gtt6erftitdf tpefdes ~beF
Subtlaren al5 9lrgebtn0e ilberreidt
&purbe. @ie ml1roen BON bteien tn ser
freunblt6lten @etie aufgenommen unh
be>ptrtet. S11 geielltsem Serfebr lmh
NIT &arten1ptel bertl1r5te 1t9 Die 9e@
1elli6aft ben Nber0.
Ser Subtlar erblidte ba8 2i6t Ser
@elt por SO Sabren IN Sannoper une
fam t1n Sabre 1874 na6 9merifa unn
IN 1885 na6 SEEM l1lm. @r arbeitete
5uerlt fir Som O}uloerbin TN 2eibgez
16dft. Die lebten 13 Sabre tit er
Santtor I'M Gourt 9ou1e. Die Subtz:
lart11 murbe in To>pn MtlforO gebore1e
unb bat ununterbroden tn 0filforo une
Seem uln1. gemobnt. Nu8 oteier @be
entlprole11 5 &tn0er mooon MIR oas
iungite gu Sauie lit. geurge @beiu6t
etn Yrtelter Semtnar, Semi. lit IN 9t.
Saul, SRI. Marie 1T Matrone TN ct,
Setter 5olpttal un0 6rau 9enrp Oreger
1pobnt IN @btcago,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-02
@rDke Gonpentipn fit Stem ll1n1,

g1d6lteS Sabr tpiro Sic idbrlide
Convention ser vMinneiota CHARITIES
anb Corrections" lit Stem 11ln1 tager.
DteS purbe IN Ser @onfere115 bei6lollen
ipel6e am Dte118tag in 8emtoii 5u Gnbe
gtng. Ma6rt6t bon otefer gbrlne
Seem l1lnS mur0e am Dien8tag i'm Der
tdglt6en Hreiie Ser s3millingBltdoR
befannt 9e9eben.
Sir Ste Stem nl1ner mar bieS etne
l1eberral6ung, 6ern Ser Commercial
Stub batte lt6 In fet11er Metie betdttgt
nm bte Convention 3u 1t6erl1. Sc
nitro bter allgemetn an9enomnen, :bnB
Borltber 9ernan Holfom bonn Gountp
Natb ser 8erl larnmlung lr1ttteilte, >bab
Seem l1lm it6 iebr fiir etne Convention
etgne, l1nb oab auf baS bin Stem 1l1u
alS nd6ite @onpentton8itaot au8er=
foren tpurbe.
l1nlere @tabt >petb bteie Gbrung gu
i6dben unb nitro bafiir iorgen, bub bie
Oeleeaten lt6 bter bet1nti6 fiblen
perben. OteS birfte tpobl Ste ~gr0bte
Gonpentton ietn tpel6e bis bato bter
getagt bat, oel1n ipte perlautet tptro lid
Sic s3abl ser Delegaten bon 800 bis 500
belaufen. Seem l1lm bat 11o9 BET ieoer
@elegenbett ge5et9t, oaB ,ite i'm Stanbe
lit fiir tire @dlte 5u lorgen u11o miro 0tes
au6 I'M September na6iten Sabre8 tum,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-02

2onbon, 20. Sept. 9ie augez
meme neberii9t iiber bic Sage Der
@@la@t, bic bic rStmes" beute
morgen iRren 2efern bprfeBt, 1T in
ieber 8e5iebung bas traurtgite Ma@z
pert, 'bas Der uSbunberer" felt hem
8eginne ber groBen @@la@t berferz
tigt bat. Ser &orrefponbent rt@tet
it@ b0llig na@ ben BON ber fran50z
iif@en &eeierung ausgegebenen Na@z
ri@ten unb bat felfenfeites @ertrauz
en- gu benz infamen @@ptn6el, Der
tbm alltdglt@ bon &uBldnb porgez
1ebt mirb." s.. 1&eint, bab bic
9euti@en ben 8efebl baben, bic
fran8Dfif@en 2tnien I'M Centrum
auf oae Jdlle gu burdbre@en, ba Der
Scatter feline 3eit perlieren barf. Die
rufiifde ~9ampfmal8e" ndbert ii@
in er1@redenber @etie, unb balb
ptrb ber Scatter neue @tretttrdfte
aus Sranfret@ 5urid5ieben miiKen,
nm iein &ei@ gegen bic RuKen gu
f9iiBen." Man itebt benz 8eri@te
an, bob bic en9lti@e @esierung
ptrflt@ tetnen &orre1pon6enten in
elmer gntfernung bon 20 Meilen
BON ber @@la@tfrpnt bulbet. Ser
&orreiponbent f@etnt mtrtlt@ Der
Meinung gu fem, baB bic Dferz
ret@if@e Mrmee 3u eriitieren aufgez
bDrt bat. 9tefe Mnit@t ollein gez
niigt als 8epeis fir feline 5dbis<
feiten in ber 8eurtetlung etner
@@la@tlage. @u@ er5dblt er, baB
in 8elgien hiele f@la@tmiibe 6eutz
f@e &rieger angetommen ieien. 9ie
9eutf@en feien iiberbaupt febr erz
19Dpft. 9as @nbe ber @@la@t 1ei
fi@er1i& balb 5u erporten. 60 tpett
bic rSimes", bic npornebnite" uni
nberiibmteite" 3ettung @n9lanbs. :
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-02
@tlb i9ukgeiete iDllen enfprcir
1peroen.

9ab es bte 8unoeSregterlr1s rnltlt6
met11t nit 9ur6fiibrung Ser fir3lt6
erlo11enen sc letse gum G6ub Ser Ma11z
berp6gel gebt aus Sem umi itano beroor,
bab etu 0epltn fir3li6 bel So. Nuoitor
@ogel poripra6 no li4 per9etptlierte
Oh ge&pille 0}i111ro0e audi ibre Sag0=
16eine gebolt batten. Sin fernerer
Be>pei8 lte9t in bem @6retben pelde8
s5erbtnQnb @rone bteler Sage BON 6. 81.
GleaSbp, ben1 9tltrift Snlpeftor erbtelt,
,pel6er folgenber1naben lautet:
u@S ptrb n1tr n1itgetetlt, bab Ste
2Q1b beitke1 1peldes o11 Gpon Safe
angren5t unb 0ob etne Nn5abl 9}tnrooe
Sogbbiitter ol1f ben2m1b erri6tet baben.
9lu6 politren ptele Sdger iiber Sbr
2anb I'M gum Gee 5n fommen. Gtn=
ltegeno ierbe i6 Sbnen bter1ntt eine
Gopte Ser S1nbesreglllattonen uno eS
piirbe mt6 lebr freuen lpenn Ste Die
Sdger alf bieies 0eleb ali llf1nerflon1
1na6en unO mttbelf fen mas tn tbren
Grdften 1tebt, biele unb ou6 Sic Staat5z
geIeke 81 enforctrel1.
S6 5bide Sb11e11 otes >petl ser lofale
MilOl6utbiiter 1nir n1itgetetlt fat, oab
@te 1td iebr fir Grboltl1ng bes QStloS
.interelltre11. 9ollte i6 Sbnen til trgello
ether @etie bebilfltd letn f0rlnen, 10
Derfiigen 9te iiber n1td. S6 ba1lfe Sbnen
1don I'M @orau8 fir Sbr freunoli6eS
@ntgegenfommen."
t9err @rone bat lt6 berett erfldrt tn
ser Gnforctrune Dteier @eleke bebiilflt6
3u ietn. @r lit ie0er5ett berett BEN
gnten Sport" gu unteritiiben Ser nod
aber @pan Safe fomnt INN 9enug Wtlo
fnr ietnen et9enen 8ebarf 3u i6teben.
9@ol6e aber bte etn @ei6dft barau8
MAIDEN unb na6ber oaS @tlb perz
faufen itnb eriu6t bon ietner 6arm
meg5ubleiben, 0enn er NITRO oteie auf
ieinem Blab unter fetr1en umitdnben
Dnloen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-02
&einabe $4,000 fir g9pte areu5
ge5etdnet.

Sdn1sta0abe11o puroe etne Ser
1an11lung SET perl6iebenen San1mel=
fonltteeS abgebalten bel tpel6er fol9e1rbe
an>peleno maren mel6e 10 aus SEN Is
Somn1el9ruppen reprdlenttrten: Ter0tz
t1anb Grone, Safe Getter, Treb 9a=
mann S. @. Dteb, GbaS. Stuebe, Sr.,
Wm. 9bteDe1norn, Wn1. g. Nltptn,
Sermon @etn, Garl g. Man0erfel0,
Nlf. S. @ogel, Odfe @6uiter, Nlfreb
g. 9ta9el unb Sos. Tlor. 0tele bert6=
rteten etne 9eSet6nete Iotaliumme bon
$2600.00 mel6e li6 ouf fo1genbe .Dt=
{trtfte pertetlt: 9}orb .Sefferion bis CUR
@taotgre115e $3.50; Glib Waibtn9ton
$3.50; 9forb 8roabmap $266; 9iib
Tranfltn bis GUT 9taotgren5e $40;
@ib State $190; 5ib 8roa0mop
$l95.50; @ib Tront un0 8allep
$111.35; Glib German $4,000; yorD
sSrort u11b g}orb 8alleD $88 un0 Norb
Wetnnelota Strabe $1130.
9ie perl6teoe1len &omttee11ttglteber
arbetten tu6tte luno n1a6en etne t6aus
au 6auS @an1pa9ne un0 ben met item
bopon lit es b06it angenebme 9lrbett,
Bet bieir @elegenbett treffen tie 2eute
Sic ]te ptellet6t no6 nte geieben ober
bod 1pe1tgltenS lett ldngerer 3ett nt1t
geleben baber1. SAT- ob1e &u8nabme
3etgen ii9 Sic 2eute iebr opferntlltg unb
iiberall per6en sic San1nler iebr b0flt6
uno 3uporfom1nenb oufgenomren Dte
@tttlpen baben ltd oerbdlt11tbmdbt9
au8nabmsnetie opfermilltg ge5ei9t. @o=
gor etntge iu6ten Sic &onltteenttglte0er
per10nlt6 auf, oantt lie ia nt6t iiberz
ieben miiroen.
Dur6&peg lit etne lopale u11b io9ar
e11tbuiiaittl6e 9ttmn1ung fir bie @tamz
mes9enoien tn europa gu bemerfen.
Sin otter @aube9en Der i6on 1etne so
uno rnebr Sabre auf bem 8udel bat
erfldrte it6 ptllenS, lpenn notDen0tQ
Sic Sunlme BON 81 900 gu ether slor=
ret6en @tegesfeter bet5ulteuern fal1a
bte 1eutl6en itegen piirOen. G8 ntr<
erlpartet, bab BET ser nd6iten Ser
1anmllm9, mel6e 1noreen (SamStag)
9lbenb tn ben Commercial Glnb Nd111n=
li6feiten itattftrbet ldn1ntltde Gomi=
teen reprdie11ttrt lein >per6en unD Dab
, Sic 5or1l11elltlten lopett bic 9tabt tn
Betrabt fommt, gei6loiien peroel7
f611l1el1. 2aut 8ei6lub iollen bte Sea-
men ser geber IN 0en, s3ettungen oe1
@tabt per0ffentli6t merben. GS murof
ferner beldlollen etne re9e I9ttattor
unter SEN @tnmobnern ser angren5enoer
5otprS in5 2eben gu rufen. Stir btel'
'9lrbett murbe11 folgenbe &o1ntteen ct:
no11nt: COTTONWOOD, TreO 9amam
unb S. M. Oteb; ct, George un6 gSei
9}eptoa O}tfe @duiter; N}ilforb, Stt(
g8tebenmann uno 5enrp S. W}eper
2afopette, q. @btlltng unb Nugui
Ibtebe; Gourtlanb, Gba8. Stuebe, or
nnb Serb. Grone; Some, S. Y. 9raf
r11o Charles 9tuebe ln10 brighton
N}otb. @6oumeiler unb Sobn 9daefer
Gannelltlten ltno au6 tn Sen oerlbte
be11en 8a1fe11 ser Stabt btnterle9
>poroen no iol6e Sic ptellet6t iiberlebe1
tporoen ftno, ibre 3etdnun9en Uni
3ablnngen MAIDEN fD11rlen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-02
@Dipttal MaArt6ten.

2ebte @o6e fannen 9err uno Grau 6.
ST. Btel bon Gbtcago bter an, ipel6e BON
bem Union @oSpttal alS &ranfenpfleger
angeitellt moroen itno. Dielelben tper=
Sen lpe5taltiteren tn Maliasebebanolunz
gen unb f6rperlt6en uebunsen.
@5 mtro jebt fletbtg an ser tnnerr1
@tnrt6tung gearbettet nnb man bofft
bas Gebaube bis 5um 1. glooember ieiz
ner 8eIttmmung iibergeben 3u f0nnen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-02
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ulm l6 Statton8agenten ser 9fortb>Del=
tern 8abn CUR ptertelidbrlt6en &onpel1z
tton In SEN Ndumlt6fetten beS Go1n=
merctal Clubs. 8or oer @el9dftsoer=
ian1nll1ng >purbe I'M Dafota @ouie ein
9emetniameS Mitta9elien eingenomn1en.
Gtn &o1nite be8 Commercial Glub
iorgte fir unterbaltung ser 0dite, ipel=
6e tn 9lutonobtlen sic @6Dnbetten g1eip
lllnt'8 un0 ser un9eeenb gu ieben befa=
1nen.
Da8 3uita1oefommen unb Sic erfoles
retde Nbbaltung ser &onpentton tit Sen
8eniibun9en unieres @tattonsaeenten
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oeren llnterbaltung 9elor9t bate.
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3ett Ste 9tattonsage11ten iebr De-
iddfttgt it1lb. 9lnpeienb tparen 8. 8.
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9lgent, Wanfato; s. 81. Ntlen, No6elter;
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9ueur; s. S. Cooper, Manfato; g. 81.
g&emnan ct. Sanes; s. M- Broipn
&a{lon; 6. 8an Ga1npen, Go6efter;
S. S. <ne, 9unborn lno S. g. 5tarr
BON bter. Gen0bnlt6 beteiligen .{td
nngefdbr 40 an 0ieien 8erianr,nlnngen.
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BerbanoS ertpdblt l1b g. q. M1arfle
tDnroe al8 9efretdr n1b @6akmetlter
betbehalten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-02
Sage int Slte1t 9it1titiq.

Se neuen &eri aber &erln beoaer oab sic Dendp
ser @uen benz @era nabe lei @nen ie9en d seen BET
ben Setten ser @etd 5rmf gie praue tnruben
9uhlano ansgebrpen n mo aaR eS 9pn t Nabrussmtn
mangelt
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-02
Mltt1perper 1piro et1t9efreiielt.

Mne au sic ee erteieungne Mnperpens fat
9pnnen uQ en mieer Genbabn nptnpun 9eutid5en
iet ser, brett Mntperpen Die gSaebe Catherine
Dem 8pn1baroement aus9eiekt
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-02
9ert i@e &eere
in Der Sfe1liipe

9ette 8erie 6ront beiaee SAP Elm 9urdbru ser 2
Der Aatrn bnnea H. oer aaddn eeo|en son0e fOm 9etia
Centrum 1T aaeS nnperdnoert su rem Tle aueemen 9e
tdmpt aber pbne Gntid)eoun9.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-02

&aris, 20, Sept. 2ie uffi5ie(;e
Grflarnne oes fran5Oiiidem &rie9s-
bureaus la1ttet Deute 1aittag luie
fplgt; Mnf unierem ltnfen TlHgcl
an Ser Spn1me ntad)ten sic 9ett-
iden mebrere glngriffe, Sic. 5nriid~
aeidlagen ,u1troen, N0rolid ppn ser
Misne lit bic Sage nnperanbert. Sm
Centrum ser Champagne mnb Git=
lid ppn Sen Slryonmen beid)1anft
Der 6eino ltdl auf cine nnnntcrs
brpdene &anpnabe. 3.uiidcn Der
Nfaas ,no ben 9lrgpnnen 9aben
mnicre Sruppeu, Sic einem ii6crans
itarfen Teino gegcniiber itegem, Ell
ncn fleinen TurtIdritt sat Der5eid)=
nen. 9lnf ben !60Den Der Wfaas, TIT
gSpepre=9iitrift, in sen Ypgeicu
nno lit 2utlrinseu tit sic Sage 1u=
perdnbert.
2pnbpn, 20, Sept. Slns 9lottcr=
bam lptro ge1neloet, oaR ctne auS
10000 Wianu heltcbcnoe 0entld)c
slr1nce an ser 8elager1tng npn
Nnt,ucrpsn teilnet1nen miro. DETER
reialildje &elagernngSgeid)iike iol=
len bentbt aucr0sn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-02

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auf. .8efu6.