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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-09-25
Metbuoiiten Gonferen5 poa Grfols
beglettet.

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6euti6en Metbobt iten beS nDrolt6en
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grobe Nn5abl @lteber Der bteitgen @e=
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baben babur6 @ele9enbett 9ebabt, I'M
terellanten nnb lebrrei6en 8erbanb=
lunge11 bet5uipobnen.
Ote @onfere115 orga11tltrte lt6 onr6
Sic @abl BON s. S. 8lume, .. g., ais
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tpurben etne eanse 9lnsob[ NuS16u7Ie
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tereiien Ser @onferen5 5u pabren batte11.
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lpel6e 8er50gerung au8gefiibrt.
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BON nattonalem 01uf befanben li6 Nbam
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mel6er Sic @erla1nn1elte11 anreoete i'm
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3etti6rtften.
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tpurben tn ser 8apttltenftrde eirse=
nonnen, na6 mel6en Too1te gum
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ian11nlungen I'M SpernbauS abgebaltell
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nor etne iebr marine unb >purbe allge=
n1etn lobero ertpdbnt. Die 6eitprebigf
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6. &ruger; 2eSueur, S. 8er9er; Sor=
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-09-25
8retS : Gpnteit,

0teientge iunge Dame ober Oeriei1ige
iunge Serr Ser BEN grobartigen Hreis
BEN SEER 6re0 @6rupp offerirt, 11dn1z
lt6 etne Getie na6 ser So1amo @rpo=
lttton befon1nen 1ptro, fann 1i6 getpib
gliidlt6 i6dben. @liid alletn gtbt aber
nt6t BEN NuSl6lag. e3un Sell miro
eS 0araufanfommen ipte beltebt bte iunge
Yerion bel ser @inmobnerldaft 1T,
bauptid6lt6 aber oarauf mie iebr bie
Berion fiir @6ruppS @eiddft arbettet.
Oteientgen bte Sen 9robarttgen Brets
nt6t erlan9en f0nnen ptellet6t etnen
BON ben anoern 5ebn 9roben Hretlen
befommen ooer etnen BON no6 anbern
neun5ebn Bretien. tSerr 56rupp
m06te ben 2elern ser Soft mtttetle11,
0ab Ser @ettberperb fir Seoermann
offen lit ser itd 0aran betetltgen n106te,
9edbere8 bariiber fann tn @ei6dft iefb1i
auSftnbtg gena6t merber1. @s 1tnb
feine llnfofen nit oen1 Gtntreten In
BEN gSettbemerb Derbunben unb ieber=
mann Ser lt6 nur bte O}iibe nt1nn1t na6=
3ufragen erbQlt bte gan5e 9ade erfldrt.
9}d6ite Wo6e eri6etnen tn bteier s3eiz
tung mettere @tn5elbetten iiber Sen
Gonteit, @S lit aber nt6t ratiam 70
lange gu tparten oa tr15lptl9en Sernanb
anoerS @u6 berettS 5upor gefommen tit
rnb i6on etne 9an5e Nn5abl @ti1nmen
5nr @rlanglrng beS grobarttgen Yreties
befommen bat. &e9i1rnt alio iofort.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-09-25
Ganabiide &aubaeliiife.

8erlin, Gan. Die bieiiee s3eitum
nSournal bert6tet: uDte Negterung in
.Sttotpa bel6dfttgt it6 NIT ser Trase,
Oh 6a8 @rnnbetgentum bon Deuti6en,
Ste ni6t naturaltliert lt16, niGt etnge=
3ogen meroen iolG. @S betbt, oab ni6t
nur 5ol5ldnbereten urb 6armlanb
TT groben Men9en IN 9dnoen bon
Deuti6en itno, 6te nt6t baS canabtl9e
8iirgerredt ertporbena baben, ion6ern
au6 fiir5lt6 gefaufte Selldn6ereten.
8or 5tpet ober BRET Sabren faufte etn
.oeuti6er @raf 29,000,000 Mder Sol5@
lano in 8ritii6 Columbia, bies 1ptrh,
10 ertpartet man, Der &ropin3 .5urudee=
|geben."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-09-25

2onbon, %. Sept. @on ben
Mann14aften bes britii&en &reu5ers
nPegafus", Der befanntli@ bon bem
beutf@en &reu5er n&0ntgsber9" tm
Soften BON 3an5tbar in ben @runb
gebobrt murbe, iinb &orpettenz&oz
pttdn &i@arb 6. Surner, 2eutnont
Sobn s. 9rate unb "a Mann gez
tDtet norben. 9ret Sffi5iere unb
fiinf3tg M}unn ipurben pertpun6et,
un6 8 per6en Dermibt,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-09-25
Sino por &er6u1t
&dmpfen int 9ieke1toen
@egen uiro 6ur Anal+
&eri3t pioeripre6en iteb.

2onbon, %. Sept. ssSn -einem &ez
{un6 iiber bic @retsniife Der lebten
Sage auf benz ipeili&en &rtegsf6ouz
plobe tommt bic r@entral Neps"
nun bo9 gu benz 8efunbe, bob Ser
bun trob ber fran5Diii@en Dement'S
bon 5pei @eiten bombarbiert mtrb.
Mu@ pirb augegeben, bab trob bier
unb bort errungener @ortetle bic
Gage bielelbe 1T, pie am @pnntog
bpr elmer Mo@e, als bic @9(a@t an
ber Misne begann, Mon gtbt ii& in
2onbpn ber Mn1t@t bin, ,bab eS unm0gz
1i9 1T, bas @nbe btefer @@la@t porz
aus3u1eben. rDas cine I'll ii&er,
beibt es, rpeber unfere @@la&tlinie
mod bic bes 5einbes bat btsber
burdbro9en iperben tDnnen. l1no
tpenn au@ ber beut1@e re@te 5lu9el
ettpos 5uriidmeiebt, 10 1T er mod
lange nt4t gef@lasen ober ou4 nur
11mgan9en. Ser obne l1nterloB
hernieberitrDme &egen ma@t boS
&dmpfen auberbem 5u elmer gon5
be1onberen Quol fiir Menf f9en unb
Stere. Dte @plboten miiKen auf
beiben @eiten in balb nit @a{1er
gefiillten @rdben itebe11, unb bic
Pferbe baben feline trDdene @te1e
gum Musruben. esn 8elgien tperben
bic Sperotionen Der 9euti@en gegen
bic 8elgier fortge1ebt, unb bos onz
bauernbe 8pmborbement BON Ser
monbe 16etnt baraufbtn gu beuten,
boB bic 9eutl@en Die 8elgier n0rbz
li@ bon biefer @tobt unb in Qntz
tperpen, bos belogert perben foute,
feitbolten. Mu@ 1T es untpobrz
i@etnlt@, boB bic 5ufammengei&mol<
gene belgi19e Mrmee in Der Sage
lit, bic @toppenltnten ber Deut1 1@en
ernitlt@ 5u bebroben. Srobbem
5tpingen iie bic 9eut1@en CUR feten
@o@1omfeit un6 bolten 10 einen
groBen Sell ber Sruppen in 8elgien
fef, bic fpnft auf benz beutf@en re@z
ten 5luael quite @ermenbung ftnben
fDnnte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-09-25
&anaoa iAift Sruppeu.

8alcartter, &onabo, %. Sept. @S
pirb bert@tet bob bic &anabier 3l,z
200 @olbaten na@ @uropa i@tden
tpollen, Inn gegen bic 9eut1@en gu
tdmpfen. 9te @olbaten fpuen in
9Glbe ubfnhren. .a..
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-09-25

(Selb1t III GDnD0n 14e11t 11d1
nit Der Satfa@e ntht befannt gu
iein, baB bic &uifen bisber iiber<
baupt nod feline 5eitung in @ali5ien
etngenommen, 1onbern nur bas offez
ne unb ni@t fir cine @ertei6igung
borbereitete @ebiet @ali5tens beiebt
balten. 8et pr3embsl begtnnt erit
bic erfe @ertetbigungslinte 6er Se>
iterret@er. @nm. >. &eb.)
Berlin, %. Sept, iiber @otter<
bam unb 2onbon. Ser 8ert@t iiber
bic &ataftrppbe bes beutf4en &auf<
fabrtei<&reu5ers r&ap Srafalgar"
am Il. @eptember an ber Sfttuite
bon @iibamertta &purbe in etnem
beute iber befannt gegebenen amtlt<
&en @ert@t beitdttgt. Ser &reu5er
n&ap Srafalgar" purbe bon benz
9ampfer "@armanta" BON Der Guz
nar6z2inie, ber in einen britt19en
9tlfstren5er umgepanbelt tporben
por, in ben @runb gebobrt.
Mafbington, %, Sept. Sci ber
fron50fif@en 8oti@aft lief beute fol-
genber telegrapbtl@er 8eri@t iiber
ben &riegsi@auplob Elm: nDie @eutz
19en enttptdelten geitern an ber ganz
gen 5ront eine getpi7e 2ebbufttg<
felt, obne ieob@ nennensperte ST.
folge 5u errtngen. Qluf unferem lin
fen Sliigel muBte Der Setnb bor ben
fran50iii&en Mngriffen auf benz
re@ten l1fer Der Oife 5uriidpei@en.
3mt19en ber Stle unb Mtsne bletbt
Die 2age btefelbe. Ser 6einb bat
fetnen ernitlt&en @ngriff gemadt,
ionberr bef@rdnft ii@ barauf, un<
fere @tellung nit feiner Mrtinerie gu
be19ieBen. ssSn unierem Centrum
bat ber 6einb perfu@t, Die Sffeniipe
gu er9reifen, purbe aber 5uradge<
i@lagen,"
2onbon. 22s Sept, 9ie 9eutf@en
1inb ben @erbiinbeten init ber @ntz
5enbung BON !5ilfstruppen an bte
Tront 5uborgetommen, 9aS gebt
aus ben 5ablloien 9uiarenitreif5iigen
berppr, bic in Der @egenb bon ct.
Quentin unternpmmen tper6en, um
bic umgebun9sperfu@e Der @erbiinz
beten gu perbtn6ern unb tire @telz
lungen ous5utunbi4often. MQer
Mugen ri@ten it@ auf bic grobe
@9lo@t an Der 2lisne, unb ale erz
pQrten, bab es ben @erbiinbeten gez
lingen perbe, ben eut3den re@ten
Tliigel gu umfaiien. Mon glaubt,
bQb man bic gan5e beut1 1@e Mrmee
3uriidbrdngen fonn, faus es gelingen
1pute, ben re@ten Sliigel gu flantie=
rem. Sn Der 3ptf@enaeit 1T aber
ein utpobrnebmbarer @rfolg" a1es,
pos bic @erbiinbeten beri@ten t0nz
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-09-25
nnterieeboot Der11i@tet
0rei brttti@e &relt6er

Sin en6ges bnt6cs neebpot &C. fat br biide &reu5er
opn ISOOO SDen Seplaeeent tn o pe @runb gebpbr
Mbpntr liant tn Wtnuen 9p9n no GrRp" muroen I'M 2a
naden % Stn aud 9etrpnen mto anen 20 Muen ipdter n
gabr 700 Wann npn ben 225O Snten annaten geree
2pnopn in Gpnternattpn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-09-25
fyefltt9 &eronn oe11t &erfaQ nahe,

&erou lit euerd bumbaroiert Sic Mrnnq ser outen
Drier bat @ aufs as udtba erpeien ngrtHsmt Der
6ranpin ld nad Se @erus au an5Dfder see dno nprut
an61fe Centrum urad &arer 9eeien bebaupen SAT-
Maien sic re oeue 6anfe II en 5uridaeiduben bat
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-09-25

glei4en. 9ie 6eere, bic fo1@e
@teuungen pertetbigen, miif1en am
gnbe irnmer unterliegen. "9omtt
1T bic @ngelegenbeit fir bic "Simes"
Ierlebtgt, na@bem tie ibre 2efer nod
barauf aufmertiam mo@t, boB bic
Deuti9en rieitge @efeitigungen an
gelegt boben, unb baB bic @@la4t
nod einige Sage bauern fann.
paris, %. Sept. 9as 1og. offtz
ateIle Ma@rt@tenbureau bon 5ront<
ret6, benz man 1@on mebr a1S etne
u11ngenautgfeit" na@peifen tann, be<
hauptet, baB bic 5ranoofen 5ptf&en
ben Mrgonnen unb @ouatn einigen
Bortf6ritt gemu@t haben. 3mif@en
ben Mrgonnen unb ber Maas 1T bic
gaae 11nperdnbert. Sm Moeprez
Ditritt hat Der Setnb ber3meifelt
Mnitrenaungen gemoht, bic 90ben
BON SresauDour, @igneut1es unb
9enbicourt gu nebmen. Ser Ser
fu@ miBlang iebo@.
guf unierem re@ten 5liigel tit
Der sSeinb tpieber iber bic @re1ae
gebro9en unb bat 9oneitre (tpabrz
f&einlicb iit Doneare gemeintL fiibs
ltb bon 8lamont, tpteber beiebt.
Mm 20. unb 81. September erbeu<
teten mir 5pan5ig Mutomobile nit
Snfai1en un6 Meunition. Mu@ bahen
tpir at bie1en Sogen piele @efangez
1en gema@t, bic gu ben &egimenz
tern 9}o. 40, so, 70, 80, 80, 140,
$50 unb 100, ber bobsrii4en 2on6z
ipebr tpie benz Referpeforps geb0rten,
Mon6efer, Mof., %, @ept, 9r.
&onf ftanttn 9umba, Der 8otf@after
Der 9oppelmonar9ie in ben Ser.
@toaten, erbielt geitern folgenben
Suntenipru4 aus Wten: rMusldnbiz
fife 3eitungen perDffentlt@en pieber<
I'M 8eri@te iber etnen folof1alen
ru1iif@en @ieg. Mir 1ollen pteoerz
um einmal 100000 @efongene unb
300 @e1@iibe perloren baben. 9ie
gan5e Diterrei&if9e Mrmee foQ gez
14lagen pprben fein. 9ies iinb olles
natiirli@ ld@erli@e @rf ftn6ungen.
nnfere Mrmee bat I'M @egenteil bic
@uilen perf6tebentli@ gef@logen unb
fortgeiebt 9ei&pd@t. Mir fteben
int @ssriffs, eine neue @&lo4t gu
be9'nnen,' .=..... i...:: I. .:.:.
2onbon, %. Sept. 9te 8eri&te
iiber ben 0Fli@en &rtegsi@auploB
mi0eripre6en ii@. Petro9ro0 be-
bouptet, bob bic Sefterrei&er p0llig
bemoroliiiert iinb, tpdbrenb Mten be-
bauptet, bob bic 0ierret@iibe Mrz
NEE giinittge @tellungen eingenomz
men bot unb gum Mngrtff auf bic
&ui1en bereit 1T. 9ab es nit Der
Diterrei6if@en Mrmee ntht 10
f4ltmm ftebt tpte bic &uifen melz
ben, gebt baraus berpor, boB pe<
trograb felbit 5ugibt, bob bic ruiz
iii4en 9eere auf bartnGdigen Mt<
beritanb ftteBen, als ite 2emberg tptez
ber befebten. Mu@ ptrb bon Petroz
grab beri&tet, bob bic 8epobner
BON &ratau ii@ bereits auf Der
5lu4t beftnben, un6 oab bic Sc
itung Pr3emps1 bic ein3ige @tabt
in @ali3ien 1T, bic ben ruiiif@en
@ormari@ bisber oufgebalten hat.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-09-25

2pnbon, %. Sept. uMtlitdrii@e
yo9leute glauben, Dab bic 9eut1 14en
gang Hetms bonn @r0bpben fegen
!polen". @o ldbt 1i@ bic 3eitung
n@1preB" DON ibrem in 1yrantret@
peilenben &prreIponbenten mel0en.
nWennglei@ bic @tabt ielbit teinen
groben frategii@en Wert bat, 10
1T fte bo@ als @tfenbabntnotenpu
unb Centrum beS gan3en Diitritts
ron iiberra9enber Wi@tigfeit. Sic
9eutf@en finb in Der unmtttelbaren
-Rdbe Der @tabt im> geprDen, pdbz
renb bic 5ran5o1en bic 9Dben i'm
.Siiben beiebt baben." (glus bieier
9arftellung bes &orre1ppn0enten gebt
gum onbern Male nit 9eutli@teit
berpor, oaB bic 8efdieBung ppn
@eims eine BON ben 5ran3ofen ielb1t
beraufbei@morene gfotpenbtgteit mar,
Mnm. 3, @eb.)
Dte r9tmes" ldBt ii@ auh einen
Jog. 8eri@t bonn &rtegsi@auplaB
fdtden, bo@ bef@rdntt Der &orre>
fpon6ent iieb mettentetls ouf groz
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-09-25
.Opfer ser ,,&eqaluS" >&ataitrpp6e.

l1e1t.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-27
PREJUDICE AGAINST JEWS

PREJUDICE AGAINST JEWS
Editor Day Book:-I do not like to
argue with the ladies, but the letters
coming from Miss H. F. L. and a few
others who desire to look up Nielsen
berg's past deserve an answer.
1 do not think that these people
would be- so anxious to look up his
past if Meisenberg was not Jew. I
do not think Miss H F. L. would call
the honors paid the hero ''slushy" and
exaggerattng if the hero was one of
her own nationality.
1t seems pity that. we still have
a few among us who never will. get
over their narrow-mindedness and
prejudice, and who cannot seem to
grasp the spirit of the times.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-27

Bob Groom, rhougth TO be Jump
er, pitched great ball against Balti-
more, but the Sloufeds couldn't hit
Wilhelm. Runt Walsh knocked a
home run.
Knapp and Packard were both wild,
but the Kay See pitcher settled as the
game went on. Stovall's crew batted
heavily. Kenworthy registered dou-
bic and triple.
Harter of indianapolis threw his
own game away in the tenth with
wild pitch. KaUff and Lennox each
got four hits. Campbell cracked a
homer and two singles and Mcdonald
got three singles.
Buskin won the metropolitan ham
dicap at the reopening of Belmont
Park in New York yesterday. The
time was 1877 AS, equalling the track
record.
Goux, who won the 5Oo-miIe race
at Indianapolis last year, qualified
yesterday with a mark Of 9S12 miles
an hour for one round, a new record.
George Chip knocked out Sailor
Petroskey in the 18th round at Los
angeles last night
MISCELLANEOUS SCORES
Evanston, II; ProVisO, 5.
Oak Park, II; Morton, z.
Phillips, 6; Crane, 2.
SchurZ, 8; Waller, 2.
Chicago, Z; Purdue, 5.
Wisconsin, 5; Illinois, 2.
-0-O
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-27

These people might ask Capt. JOS
eph Garrard of the U. S. A.-who
would not promote Private Bloom be-
cause he was a Jew-what thanks he
(Capt. Garrard) received from Pres
ident Taft for his trouble. 1t might
open their eyes. But no, think it is
useless to try and teach some peo-
pie. N. D. Fieldman.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-19

Washington is going and the Red
Sox are coming. Before Griffith can
block his teams slide he is liable to
be passed by the Carrigan crew.
Some day it will be generally recog-
nized that Ping Bodie is not big
league ballplayer. A whole flock of
people hold that opinion now, and
they added strength among the fans
who saw yesterdays South Side
game.
In the fifth inning Ping was hand
ed a, pass, the only time he reached
first all afternoon. Schalk signaled
for the hit and run, and pulled the
ball perfectly between first and sec
ond as Bodie started for the keystone.
Ray had timed the blow right, hit
Late, and apparently had delivered a
soak that would place Bodie on third.
But Ping had to be reckoned with.
He ran directly in front of Rays wal
lop, and instead of having men on
first and third with one out, we had
a runner on first with two down, as
one was defunct when Bodie drew his
gift.
1t Schdlk'S bounder had been hard
hit there would have been excuse for
Bodie: But he seemed to have plenty
of time to elude the ball, could have
stopped and let it pass, or cleared it
with little jump and squirt.
Boston was only leading by one
run at the time, and if Scott had
been given any encouragement he
might have pitched with stouter
heart when the Red Sox rallied in the
seventh.
In this inning also Bodie misiudged
a fly from Speaker, and it went for
three bases. Boston already had four
runs, however, and it made little diff
ference.
There were no further develop
ments in the Chase controversy. Hal
is still firm in his intentions to quit
the Sox next Wednesday, but in the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-19

Cards, never Considered, are in third
place.
Brooklyn and the Braves, touted in
the preseason dope as first division
clubs, are occupying seventh and
eighth place, respectively, though
there has been marked improvement
in the work of the Beans the last
couple of weeks.
In the American the dope reversal
is just as noticeable. ...
The Mackmen have a lead, but not
as safe one as they were allowed
in the spring prophecies. Detroit,
strengthened by the addition of first
and second baseman, has come from
nowhere to press the worlds cham
pions. Washington, conceded a
chance because of a strong pitching
staff, has played mediocre ball in
spots, the pitchers including the great
Johnson, have been pounded consist
emily, and the team is tied for fourth
place with the Red Sox.
Rickey's Browns, by the most gen.
erous given no better than sixth place,
defense, and hold down third place
on the strength of a win over the
Mackmen yesterday.
The Boston Red Sox, who opened
on the South Side yesterday, are Ii
able to be safely in the first division
within couple of weeks. The team
looks strong, and the return of Joe
Wood to the winning ranks has given
the team so per cent greater eff
cheney.
Wagner's loss from snort was look
ed on as a heavy blow, but young
Scott has filled the veterans shoes
ably, both at the bat and in the field
In the last two weeks the team has
enjoyed grand squirt, winning three
out of four from the Browns just be-
fore coming here. Pitching of high
caliber has been turned in by all of
the boxmen, and the batters are get
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1V1VvVvVVVvvV vVVO0VV0ee-
PHOTOGRAPHIC
WROUGHT BY
Witnessed Siege of Antwerp
and Entered City lmmedi-
ateIy After 1t Was
Evacuated.

Adrian c. Duff, staff photographer for
the American Press Association, has
Just returned from tho European war
zone, where he obtained many interest
ing pictures of the great struggle. As
is we'll known, newspaper photography
these days in Europe is a strenuous
undertaking, filled with hardships and
danger. Mr.. Duff met them fearlessIy.
He has a penchant for "making qood''
in the face of danger. In February,
1912, Mr.. Duff got a lot Of publicity by
taking pictures from an aeroplane. He
was with the landing party Of marines
that entered Vera Cruz, and his pic
lures were printed in every leading
newspaper and magazine in the coun-
try. In the appended article Mr.. Duff
relates his experiences in Europe.
BY ADRIAN c. DUFF.
II LEFT New York Aug. Is on the
Saxonia of the Cunard line. From
Liverpool l went to London. to
Ostend and then into Antwerp,
where I put up at the Hotel San An
tonic. At that time there were in the
hotel the diplomats of every country,
with the exception of Brand Whitlock,
who remained in Brussels. There was
a visitation of a Zeppelin few days
before my arrival, and the citizens
We're in dread OF another visit. l was
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Tells OF HAVOC
BIG GERMAN h ! GUNS !
DesoIation Of Belgium and
Dumb Terror Of Refugees
Most Pathetic Sights
of War.

Termonde has suffered the most. It
has been the scene of four battles.
When l first saw Termonde it was a
thriving little city. When last saw
it not a house was standing. The ruin
was complete. got some splendid
pictures Of the ruins, went to London
and mailed them and then went back
to France.
went to Boulogne and then to
Abbeville, and as there were no trains
to Amiens engaged an auto. Then
bought bicycle, intending to go to
Rheims. Near scissors l was arrest
ed as spy and held four days by the
French. l was marched back to VIII
lers Cotterets, the rear Of the line
Then l was told that if was again
caught marching with the French
army would be Imprisoned until the
end of the war. Several newspaper
correspondents and photographers now
are held as prisoners, with no hope OF
release until the end Of the war.
Makes Pictures In Antwerp.
l made my way to Paris and return
ed to London, where 1 sent the addi-
tional pictures | had accumulated.
then returned to Client ! tried hard
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Nov. 26-3t
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Probate of Foreign Will.

Estate of Oliver W. Jones, other
wise known as DR.. o. w. Jones.
State of Minnesota, County of
Mile Laos. In Probate Court.
In the mater of the estate of
Oliver W. Jones, otherwise known
as DR.. 0. W. jones', decedent.
The State of Minnesota to the
next Of kin and all persons inter
ested in the allowance and probate
of the will of said decedent:
The petition of Martina Jones, rep
resenting that Oliver W. Jones, alias
DR.. 0. W. Jones, then a resident of
the county of Boone. state of Iowa,
died on the lst day March, 1912,
testate and that his will has been
allowed and admitted to probate in
district court in and for the county
of Boone, state of Iowa, being filed
in this court, together with. anthem
ticated copies of said will and of the
probate thereof in the court above
named, and praying that said will
be admitted to probate in this state,
and that letters of administration
with the will annexed be thereon
granted to E. l.. Mcmillan.
Now therefore, you, and each of
you. are hereby cited and required
to show cause if any you have, before
this court, at the probate court
rooms in the court house in Prince
ton, county of Mile Laos, state of
Minnesota, on the 21st day of
December, 1914, at 10 O'Clock a. M,
why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted.
Witness the Hon.. VIM. V. Sanford,
Judge of said court, and the seal of
said court, this 10th day of Novem-
Der, 1914.
VIM. V. Sanford,
Court SeaD Judge of Probate Court.
E. L. Mcmillan, ....:
| Attorney for Petit tioner,
Princeton, MINI.