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The Calumet news., 1914-09-15
HEART OF FRANCE
is DESOLATE IN
BATTLES WAKE
Fields Full of Newly Made Graves.
Wounded Cared For

Paris, Sept, 15-The battlefields of
the allies left wing, over which ter
rible combats in the past week have
been fought present a scene OF desc
lation. All the troops have departed
following on the heels of the fleeing
Germans. Most of the dead have been
buried, but here and there small groups
OF three or four lay together awaiting
interment.
Virtually all the wounded, whether
French, British or German have re-
ceived treatment and will later be
transformed To the provincial cities
where private houses and public in
stitutions have been placed at the his
posal of the army authorities.
Along the banks Of the Marne evil
dences of severe artillery fire are vis-
ible everywhere Some parts look
as though they were iloughed
Trenches abandoned by the Germans
were excellently planned but shells
bursting overhead caused hundreds of
casualties.
Fields Full OF New Graves.
All over the fields are fresh heaps of
earth where soldiers were buried The
graves for the most part are marked
by rough hewn crosses.
In nearby villages, houses have been
greatly damaged many bear bullet
and shellmarks; doors and windows
have been broken; branches of trees
have been Topped Off by shells and
SCARED by rifle shots.
In the River Marne which the Ger
mans made heroic efforts to cross
many times, but were always beaten
back by the overwhelming French and
artillery, bodies continue to come to
the surface.
NO civilians or correspondents are
permitted TO approach anywhere near
even the reserve firing lines of the
pursuing British and French troops.
Five correspondents who venturcd out
were arrested and threatened with in
carceration in the fortress until the
end of the war.
The constant rainfall for the last
two days has rendered difficult the
movement of the troops.
The Calumet news., 1914-09-15

was set forth in a dispatch sent by Mr..
Clrey to Lord Pauncforte, the British
ambassador. Lord Pauncefote's reply.
received some six months later, was
substantially denial of Mr.. Olney's
claims of the application of the Mon
roe Doctrine TO the case. For a time
the situation seemed critical and there
was some apprehension that the Unit
ed States would become involved in a
war with England. But neither Mr..
Olney nor President Cleveland was in
clined to yield and eventually Eng
land gave way and agreed to submit
tie question to arbitration.
The Calumet news., 1914-09-15
RICHARD 0LNEY, STATESMAN,
CELEBRATES BOTH BIRTHDAY
DISTINGUISHED BOSTON LAW
YER, Ex-SECRETARY OF STATE
is AN OCTOGENARIAN.

Boston, Mass, Sept 15.-Richard OIL
ney. one OF New England's most dis
tinguished lawyers and who filled the
post of Secretary of State during the
administration of the late President
Cleveland, entered upon his eightieth
year today and was the recipient of
congratulations from many friends
throughout the country. Mr. Olney
celebrated his birthday anniversary,
quietly, as is his habit, at his sum-
mer home at Falmouth.
Mr.. Olney was born in the town OF
oxford. Mass, Sept. Is, 1885, and comes
of sturdy Puritan stock. His educa-
ton was received at Brown Univer-
sity and the Harvard Law School. He
was admitted to the bar in 1859 and
soon attained prominence in his pro-
fession.
Attorney General Under Cleveland.
20 more than twenty years Mr.. OIL
nev devoted himself almost wholly ia
his legal practice. He was engaged In
many important cases and II was III
recognition partly of his ability as
lawyer and partly because of the serv-
ices he had rendered Mr.. Cleveland
during the campaign, that he was APP
pointed attorney general in president
Cleveland's cabinet. He served IN thai
capacity with ability from March, 1898
TO June, 1895, when he was appointed
secretary of state to succeed Walter @
Gresham.
Soon after Mr.. Olney entered upon
the duties of his new Office he was
called upon to deal with the moment
ous affair of the disputed boundary
between Venezuela and British Gui-
nea. The dispute was of long stand
ing. England had declined to MAKE
any concessions or to submit the ques-
tion to arbitration, in spite OF repeat
ed efforts of the United States to IN
duce her to do so. Secretary OlneS
agreed with President Cleveland thai
,he case demanded strong assertion
of the Monroe Doctrine on the part o
the United States.
Britain Denied OIney's Clsim.
The position of the United states
The Calumet news., 1914-09-15
GRAND

The Grand tonight features "Brews-
ter's Millions" a photoplay version, by
the original company, OF the fascinat-
ing comedy drama, from the pen oil
George McCutcheon. The story is told
in five parts in which more than 200
scenes are employed.
A synopsis of the subject follows:
Upon the death OF his parents,
Monte Brewster becomes the ward of
his grandfather. Peter j., and with the
death of the latter, he becomes the
heir to the senior Brewster's million
James Sedgwick, a brother of Monte's
mother, bears n grudge against BreWs-
ter senior to his death-bed and when
he makes n will, he bequeathcs seven
million to Monte provided that he is
penniless one year from date. The only
stipulation is that Monte cannot give
or throw away the million that he in
herited from his grandfather. Upon
this hinges the story.
Monte does bit OF rapid calculat-
ing and he learns that he must spend
$4,000 per day for one year. His iirst
SltD IL 10 puTtHuSt ~ pi'NN w ''ff''
edly worthless stock. The plunge sends
up the price of the shares and Monte
makes $50, 900 on the deal. Then he
backs sure loser in prize light
Fate again intervenes and Monte
cleans up another fortune. a
wild life of extravagance Is
the only course. He goes
from the gay white lights oil
New York to Europe, purchasing at a
fabulous sum the finest yacht on the
Atlantic. At Monte Carlo, he adds to
his fortune. His friends decide he is
crazy and to save the balance of his
fortune. they decide to take him back
To New York. on the way storm
comes up, and the boat is disabled
Monte" stands the crowd off, and
hosts distress signals, which means
the salvage of the yacht, or $3OO,oOo'
This saves his game. He arrives in
New York the day before the year Is
up, penniless, and is cut by most OF his
friends. He asksk Peggy TO marry MN
as a pauper-she accepts. He is about
to marry her when he gets telegram
saying Jones has disappeared with the
seven millions. Now he is really q
pauper, and so the wedding taxes
place. But Jones arrives in the mid
die of It, with the seven Sedgwick MIL
lions, and tells Monte" he has won.
The Calumet news., 1914-09-15
lAURlUM BREVlTIES.

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The Calumet news., 1914-09-15

Attilio Castigliano, Italian consular
agent at Duluth, has left for that city
after visiting with local friends.
The Daughters of st. Vincent de
Paul OF the Sacred Heart church will
render program i'm the basement of
the Sacred Heart chapel this after
noon and also will conduct a social.
Miss Elenore Espel of Marquette,
who has been visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Lance of Laurium for a
short time, has left for her home.
The Calumet news., 1914-09-15
McCABE TEAM TAKES FIRST.
Second Game for County School
Championship Saturday.

NHdWPIoHaHIp odtUTudy'
The McCabe Memorial Bible class
Of the Laurium VI. +. Sunday school
will enjoy an informal banquet ON
Wednesday evening, i'm celebration of
the recent victories on the baseball
field.
The McCabc team won the first game
Of the special series with the Y. NJ. Z.
G. club of Quincy for the county
championship on Saturday, the final
score being ) to 3. Ayers for the
The second game of the three game
series will be played at the Laurium
driving park on Saturday afternoon.
The Calumet news., 1914-09-15

Cleveland's 1915 city government will
cost taxpayers S6,O99,O despite cuts
i'm estimates.
The Calumet news., 1914-09-15

Ireland employs 40 persons in coal
mining.
The Calumet news., 1914-09-15

There are 3,54O persons employed
i'm Irish quarries.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-06-05
Yrosrautul fit 9air) Yienie.

Sin ret6baltige8 Hrogran1m lit fiir
Die idbrli6e 3niammerfunft Ser 9ftcollet
Gountp Dairp unb Creamery Nfioz
tton am 10. Stunt porberettet moroen.
8orulsii9tlt6 tuiro Sic oteSidbrtge
.3ufdmmenfunft Sic bel tie ietn IN Ser Sc
|idtdte BET @eleni6aft,
Hrof. s. 8. 9aeder bon ber llrtperittp
Garn1 befanr1t alS Der 8ater Der W}ol=
feret i1l Mt1lnelota, uno au6 In 9a113
Nmertca alS ,,eitle 9lntorttdt i1t otelen1
Ta6 befannt, bdlt bic @auptrebe.
Dieles Sabr bat Die Ntcollet Creamery
Geieul6aft bte 8eptrtung Ser @dite
| |iber1omne11. Da8 Bicntc ftnoet in
[glnbn SOLUTIONS 8dloden. iiiolt6 bon
Egdconet gelegen itatt, Die +@ermanto
R{sassA fergt fir oie Muiif. Grz
,ffrsiifbuttgen luersen am 9lak gu baben
Elcin. Bestnn beS Brogram1nS 1T Inn
10 nbrs 80 1norgens. Nu6 am9fa6=
lnittae lperoen Neben eebalten. Gba8.
8. @obe BON Minneapolts bat u6enli=
niS5enien" gum 5ben1a;; S. S. 9pren9er
BON S3ulnbrota Sails iprt6t iiber u9tlo
ano @nltlage";; 9rof. 8. 8. @aeder
iiber rHrogreb, Oairp &c. @reamerp"
unb S. 90. Merrin BON Sarge, q, 8,
iiber rMfalfau. 9fa6 0en 6e6en 9ibt
eS etn atblett16e8 pro9rQ1n1n.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-06-05
Gegelmdbige gtaotratlib

Sn ser am Dienstagaber16 abgebaE
terren regelmdbtget1 9taotratsi iitinlg
3tpurbe ettr Dreterfonlitee, befebeno aug
ben Nloernldnnerrr Hfaenber, Ruen1fs !
E.1lno Bebnfe erna11ut, lln Die nDroli9
|bon bbenl Sprikenba bauss geleserles so Sui
2ot. fir et11e &aufSfunlnle $4,000 nim
iiberitetgero, gu faufen. @oentuen ioa
BORT eine Stabtballe errtdtet tperben.
Sin betpegli9eS 8abebauS tn Der
g1Qbe ber M3ittelbriide 1T 10 gut ipie
geii6ert. Bebnfe, .@eblaff llnb Sa=
mann tpurben als &on1ttee ernanat
bieie Nnseleeenbett griinb1i6 81 llnter=
.iu9en ur1b bte Ma6tbefrgniS >purm
tbne1 ertetlt pora1l5lgeben.
Mit ether @tiulmensletdbett tpurbe
oaS @eiu6 ser Stem lllnl Ntbletir
Nllociation fiir Grridtune eineS l3allnes
nm SEN 8aleball 9arf abgetpieier.
&lage miro aefiibrt bon Der uNtblett1
Mlloctatton", baB 10 piele bonn 9iigd
|auS baS 8aleballipiel beoba6ten obrr
bafiir gu beSablen. Dieiem nebelitane
lollte bur6 Grri6tung zines 3annes
geiteuert merbert aber eS bletbt oor=
ldufig betn1 Nlten.
8urg'8 8atterie tpnroe bte jdbrltdn
Bepilligung bon $500 eernabt llnD
Sen 9elegaten CUR GeuerUebr Gonoen=
tton IN Tatrnont muroe $75 fiir Hetle=
llnb unterbaltung8foiten beipilltgt.
! 0aS @elud) bon @rnlt @nrt6 une
Treb q. 56rupp, @ertreter Der Triez
oenSselneinoe unl bie n0ttgen 8or=
februnge1l erluhenb, 10 bab Yfarrbaus
uno Stride NIT bem Nb5us8fanal per=
bunoe,l neroen f0nnen, tpur6e an oas
betreffe11be &onlttee perlptelen.
9luf baS @eiu6 BON oen 9erren
&enneop uno 9mitb tpurbe bel6lolien
NIT oielen @errel1 ei11en Ha6tfontraft
auf SO Sabre git etnem MietspreiS BON
$40 pro Sqbr ab5ul6lieben fir oaS
/ jtdbtil6e @runbltiid an 1. 9toro< attte
I 8allep 9trabe ienieit8 beS .9tortb=
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
4 5tabti6retber @tlltan 8ader >puroe
4 qnge,ptele11 Nnsebote fit 2ieferu11g Doe
1000 5or1ue1 @et6foblen, nnebr ooer
1 lpeniger; bts 5ur nd6iten 5ituns ein5l1=
.Iforberll, Der S. 9. NbanlS SO. DOE
|5t. Soul tpurbe eine Blumbers 2i5ens
Ibeipilligt lmb bte l1ebertraqltn9 Der
! g8irti6aftsIt5e1ts BON 9Dre1l5 Gtrg an
j Sultus 8er11bt, ST. tpurbe ge1ebntgt.
9llS @ablrt6ter fit Ste am 16. SUM
I ltattfi11be11ben Yrtnrdripabl >purben fol-
ge116e ernannt: l. @arb, Treb 8ebnfe
6reb @amann unb Otto S8mal0, 2,
@aro, 5beo. W}ueller, s. S. &uemfe
unb tSugo @ebier. 3. @arb, Tree,
Yfaenber, S. $. 9fetlaff lnro @briit
8uder.
0fa6bem sic 11onatltden 8ert6tf
perleien n11o ote eia9elaufenen &e6=
11ungen 5ur 3ablun9 an9e1ptelen tporoeu
iparen, erfol9te 8ertagung.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-06-05
sdlubfeier BET $,odidul!e

@as meroet ibr ban1it a1fange1l2
mar SIC s6rnge Sic Dr. Sarne8 s. Gree=
11tan ben fen am 6rettagabenb
porlegte lllao lll, III ieinetn 9sbe11a
nsSbe Sci ffIIirtellell :iibbnen flQr sslr
ma6en Derlldte. 55eiste ibnen, hub
|an tbr 9ernen tbne1t 11td)tS 1tiibe11 tper6e
tpenn ite nt6t iofort periu6ten baS Sc
lernte a115utpenben l111o it1 BEN Dtenlt
Ser Menibbeit 3n itellen. Or. Sreez
man tit etn t1tereianter Steiner u1rb
oa er ldngere 3ett IN Deuti6la1b
itubterte peritebt er eS gang beionoerS
aud Ste Seem Timer gu feiieln. @r
ipra6 nur fur5e 3eit, t6entgitenS 10
f9ien eS.
SRI. Martba &unSe begrubte Ste
Nnmeienben unb ipra6 ba1n iiber
Mtnnelota'S 5taatSz @efdngntS. Sic
bei6rteb 6aS reue @ebdl1be alS et11
Muiter9efdngntS llnb 3etgte ipie bur6
Ste iettge BernaltungSrn BENT
|5taat bte GrbaltungSfo1ten eripart
iperben ll1o pte Sic 2eute Sic sic Yro=
BUTTE Ser Mnitalt bet1ube1t f6n1e1t, au6
nod geuken bapon baben. glu6 Sic
8ebanolung ser @efangenen ipuroe fl1r5
bei6rieben. SRI. &un5e .ipra6 iebr
0eutlt6 un0 fonnte iiberall gut perltanz
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9arrp Weedlenburg eebalten, lpurbe
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9t9bmapS" etn sett9en1dbeS 9bema
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Metie. Gr i6lob NIT ei11tsen Mb=
i6teoSmorten an bic 2ebrer, 56iiler
unb &laliengenolien.
| Die @rabutrte11 beS 2atei11 Depart
mentS it11b 2lonb Gbnarb Mltptn, Doro
@ugbeS G6marbs, 8eata &atbartnt
&roof, @arolb @barleS 8ogtel. Sn
ptileni6aftlt6en &uriuS: Tra1l
@enrp gtemann, @alter 96erer uni
@arl 96mtot; beS ensltl6en &uriuS
eleanor so. Gmmeri9, Goiebuo $
@nsel, @tella 8. Sag, Sanes 5N
@arrom, Nltce 6. Srrgang, Martbl
@bttba &un3e, Sanet Sarftn Malip
putt, 2eone 9. Weaper, Sarrp q
W2edlenbur9 uno Settle SO. Dlien
Die SRI. @mmeri6, @ngel, Sag. STR
gang un6 Mailopuit ablolpterten 81
gletd)S aud oaS g}ornal Departernent
,IDte feds r8o1t @5rabuateS4 lpel6e ben
FgforntaG &uriuS abibfbterten ftdo 81
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8ader, so. 8tola @oeti6, @n1tll
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| Sba Stol5.
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un6 bret 2teoer bonn @lee Stub gabe1
bem Hro9ran1m Nbtpe6Slung. SRI
Ibor11ton lit bter iebr betiebt unb tptrf
ibe @e95ug iebr bebauert.
Dte Biibne mar bteieS Mal beionoera
bubi6 befortert NIT 8lumen uni
@riinem.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-06-05
Den Nft ser @runoiteinleQllrq bon

s84sG ~ OSk45SJLAltOtkSltlIS Allu &DUlL~
Sog staotrnapor 81. {. u. Griifde.
ssyn ietrer fursen Nniprade ipieS ers dll1ii
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ourdge gefiibrfen tli bin w ll1l6
CAB oer 5ofil1ln1g ybaB
|auf pem @rum IN lssis6e 5ebduoe
Eauena Grmartung ge1n el1fiprene11 1111ge.
WtfIo fIoreimaltge1n 9an1meriWag befrdfz
ttgte er ieine Morte unb Ste ausgeipro=
6enen WIni6e. 3nti6en ben et1Sel=
men yummern ipielte ote &opelle err
nlltternbe @eiierl.
3u,n S9luiie tplrbe 9err Sle 8ez
terisn BON 8ernabotte, glicollet So.
|aufgefor0ert, etaige @orte an Sic Ser
ElanInlrng gu rt@tel1. S11 begeilterter
6eoe forberte ct SIC. Nntpeierben auf, bte
Begeilterung fir bo8 l1nternebn1en bod
gu balten a11b, III ,peitere &reile gu traz
gen, oa e8 ban11 et11 2et6teS ietn iperbe
6aS n0ttge &apital auf5ubringen.: Ser
I1ter Roete nod 8alt. SoneS bon @onlz
Ibria, Der an Ser oorttgen Malib Stride
itebE gu6 er' prod ii6 3uguniten beS
neue1 S0ospitalS aus nn6 ipiini9te betn
.l1nternebmen Sen belten @rfolg.
Die Neier mar etne b06it einbrud8z
Done 1no Sic 5ablret6en 8elu6er pl11r<
oerten ii6 ale iiber ote berrlt6e Gage
beS 5neuen 6oSpttals. Ser 8au, Ser
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-06-05

@er1no1l Mtnll. S. s. 9eltfS aus
iSt. Gloub, Ser Nrd1ibent ser 9tdbte=
3tga BON Mtnneiota, bat IN etner Mailer=
|Deria1nnlnng BON 8itrsern bon Ser
man unb 8ean1ten BON pterSebn Srten
Der l1mgebnng erfldrt, bab Sic IN bteier
@o6e IN German bnrd 5taatS tSbea1nte
llro 9a6perltdnbtge ber 5taatszl1ntz
Ioeriiitddtt !: :board geflbrte 1lnterfi6l1ng fiir
1alle D0rf 0rfer5mif1en 500 l1r6 1000 @tnz
|tpobnern bon .groben 9fuben letn per0e.
IDte @mpfeblunge1L tpel6e fit German
/! 9ena6t uerbene iollen In 9rud eelegt
u11b oann an alle Srti6aften genan1Her
@r0be perlanbt tperbe11. Die 2tga
Etptrb IN nd6iter s3ett an et1e .llnterlu6z
ung be3i9lt6 Ser Orte 5mii6en 1900
.unb 1000 @intpobner11 berantreten.
( Teuermarl6all &eller lobte sic ga113
beionbere Netnlt6fett ,tpel6e er tn Ser
man pabr1nbm.
5pooner, Mtnn.- Mttglteber set
rgortbern Mtnneiota editorial N11oz
eiation", .beelettet BON Gebafteuren ur1o
ungSberau8gebern aus a1loeren Set
len bes StaateS, iperben etr1e 3ipettdgtge
&reusfabrt auf bem 2afe Of TIE @oobS
uno Die @aitfrellnbi6aft bon 9poorer,
8eauoette, Snternational Tan8 unb
! &enora Ont, ant IL, l8. unb 10.
Suit genieben gelegentli6 6es Sabre8z
auSflugS beS ge11arnten 8erbanbeS.
0a8 8rogramm itebt Dor, oab ii6 Sic
5etlnebmer an oem NuSfluge anl Sretz
tasmorgen, II, Sult, 1T S1tternattonal
Salts perlam1neln, BORT mebrere @tun=
Ben Ser .8eitdttgung Ser @taot, Ser
sroben Hapiern1iiblen, ser @alierfraftz
anlagen lpibmer nnb an 5pdtna6z
mittase na6 5pooner fabren, mo 9ez
nd6tist iperoen lou: Nm @amSta9
morgen, Is. Suit, >piro Sic 6eiiegeiellz
i6aft oen Oampfer u&el1ora" belteigen
gu ether Tubrt auf bem Safe Of the @ooo8
nod &enora, Ont, uno bie 6iidfebr .nad)
Spoorler ioll bann ant 9onnta9e erz
folger.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-06-05
sSdbrlide Seriammlung Der &ural
Carriers.

8ei6loiien tpurbe TT ser an @am8z
tag TT 9leepp @pe abgebaltenen Ser
ian1n1lung Ser 2anbpoitbrteftrdg BON
8ronn Gountp am II. Suit BET 8orz
n1annS Ylab IN Oltlforb etn Taniltenz
ptdntd ab5ubalten. 9ll8 Oelegat 5ur
Transformation tpurbe S. S. @rt1neS
ertpdblt. Gtne i1tereHante Mnipra6e
btelt 5upt. Ganlpton oer 9leepp Gpeer
@dulen. @r ipra6 iiber ote 8ortetle
ser freten MISUNDERSTANDING. Nls
8eamte fir oaS fommenbe Sabr tpl1roelt
gepdblt: Globert 6tmener, Yrdl.;
S. S. @rtmes, Btce Yrdl.; Saeob
Setter, 9efr.; @tlltam S. Nt6ter,
S6abmetiter.
= Sn Set San1ilie BON Nler. @6mel1<
otneer bdlt ltd) CUR 3ett Or. Sos,
6re11ftng bon Carroll, Soma, ein 8ruoer
BON Trou 96pen6inger, beiu6Smeiie
a11f.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-06-05
speeial sibuug ber Gonntp Gom.
miildre.

9tuber 8eipre6ung ser Nliebments
fir. 9tate 9lural @tgbmap SEQ, 81,
erlebigten Sic County &omrntlldre
Iet11e5 MnSabl ar1berer @el6dfte. Dom
a1erstagn0r9eH 1taboen Der 8ert6t
Ser r8tetperS" bteie1l fpteoer bur6 Gez
i6lub Suseltellt moroen mar, fam Ser
8ertdt Der @robgei6more1len 5ur Ser
lelllng. Die bartn an9efiibrten @nl=
pfeblunge11 tpurben benl betreffenoe1l
&on1ttee CUR NuSfiibrung iibergeben.
S. 8, @ale bon @lltg muroe etne
S6anfltSenS fiir baS fon1men0e Sabr
getpdbrt. Oasegen ittmnten 9tetnfe
uno Grtdlon. OoS G5eiu6 bon 1om11
Gratrieptlle fir $3.50 fit G5rabtren
etner 2a11bi bitrabe in genan1lten Conn
murbe geneb1ntgt un0. &ommtiidr
5tetnfe tpurbe bealrftragt fit Ste Ser
ouSgablrng beS @elbes gu lorge11.
Dem g. q. 6. Soften BON 9prtngz
ftelb 1purbe Ste Sun1ne BON $500 be-
mtlltgt fir 2lrrangterun9 elmer Snedz
.e1t1pre6el1ben Observation-Disclosures
Die Nngelege1beit betreffS Gez
partrenS Der 9etSuln9sanlage I'M Nrmen=
betm lpurbe an baS 9lrrnen 6arn
&on1ttee peripteiel1. Sn Ser 9fa6z
1ntttce5itbung mur0e oen lanbspirtz
l6aftli6en Serein fit nTatr" s3mefe
bte 9urnme BON $500 beiptllt9t, 5ablz
bar iobalo @elo fiir oteien s3lped anbano
lit. Gtne 9ln5abl 01e6nungen lpurben
bt8 5ur ndditen 9itung 5uriidgelegt.
Ne6nun9en I'M 8etrage BON $2,Ol2.25
murben 9epruft uno 5ur 3ablung a1t=
gemtelen unb bann erfolgte 8ertagl1ng,
= 8ei 1beooor Grone itno bteier
! Gage gil @aite 6tau 9enrp Grone BON
O}tnneapoliS uno GboS. 56onlau BON
Gbtcago.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-06-05
e@eibenidieken auf ssSdeersrub.

Bet bem @deibeni6ieben auf Sdz
eerSrub 9onntaemorgen madte Der
lebttdbrt9e &dnpe 9enrp S. W1eper
BON Milforb, BEN b06iten Score. l1nler
u@epp" ser i6on felt @o6en ietn 9luge
auf Ste golbene Weeoatlle setporfe11 bat,
arbettete it6 bis gum 2. Blab empor.
sos. @laier ma6te ben SIS. 2arion oen
Stang itrettig fiir bte uleberne" unb err
gatterte fife NIT etnern @core bon 85.
Solge11be ScoreS 1pnr6en ge11la6t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-06-05
sdeibeul4ieben anf Tair Crumbs

SET Ser @6iebiiblne beS Seem l1l1n
Sun GlubS letten OonflerStaa be-
tetltgten it6 1lur II Mttglteber beS
@lubS. Nlfreo Bo9el ma6te eineH
perfectel1 5core t11bem er fetne ser 25
uGlap Dtgeon8" 0ermibte. 6olge11de
6cDreS tpurDe1 Qe11Q6t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-06-05

8ei 1beobor Grone lino bieier
Gage gil @aite 6rau 9enrp Grone bon
O}tnneapoli8 n1o GboS. 56onlau BON
Gbtea9o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-24

Gornina 9t.Dy %. 6ebruor
6arrp GOwaros, 9loht-Glerf i'm
Dieigcn 9areau Der u@eQS 6argo
GrpreB Co." pnroe beute N}orgcn
ii oller Sriibe our1 eiucn Rduber
ermorOet Gopio Iini lit ais scr
Ibat pero1dtig oerbaitet moroen
ST ioll uob 9Inaobe Der @oli5ei eiu
@cltdnouiB obaelegt habcn
gSie Tum Der @oliSei 6erihtete
lcuo9 cr OenGlcrf Ourh cine nitlcio.
erreaenoe @eididtc oo5il i6ni SIT gc-
iiotten iicb. III oen 9urcau mlSji.
ruben 9IlS GOuoroS iclblt Gin
Snldicteu niadtc ueriiidtc Cunt
ocu CSeloithranf 5u erbredeH 50.
woroS crpadtc rlO elm aompf jwl.
idcn Ocn 9eiOcn iolNte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-24
g8aiGimntun,s @cbnrtstna.


Oie 6eier in 9neranOria Ga.
@roBe EoraOe trob S6nec lmO
Shirm, Ger 9rdIiocnt mo
Die @lit9lieoer ieiueS Cabinets
omeieno.
BoibinGtorL 23. 6e6ruar.
&rdiioent 9ilion nabm belte in
9llerauoria, &o., Die 9dpuc iiber cine
9iirger- uno W}ilitGr-@araoe abo
melbc 81 @bren Oes eriten Fr0iiOcu-
ten ser @creini6teu Staateu a6ge6al-
ten iuuroc.
9lbgeleben bon flr5en SeicrlicDfel-
ten i'm Senat beging oaS oii5ielle
@ai6ington Ben @cbilrtstag @cor9c
@oi6in9ton's beute in 2llcrauoria,
Dem 2tdott6cn no Ser r&ater ieincs
2onoes" gelebt bate. &ce-@rGiiocnt
@lari6aQ legtc auf Dem @ru6e @alb-
inQtons III -Qlount @ernou cinen
Gron5 nicOer imo fe6rte Damn nah
9llcranoria 5uriicf ifni NIT Dem Fr6-
ioeutcn Ocn N}itgleoern Oes Gabi-
nets in0 @onpernenr Stuart Don
&irginien Die Yorooe SIT beiidtigen
9}cben Sen @ru0erihofteu Der
StaOt, ser 6eiermebr mo Shamo-
geu melhe Scenen ais Den &olonial-
Saacu reprdientirten, nd6men glrmee
lm0 6lotte cincn 6eruorrogenOen 9ln-
t6eil an Dem 3uge. v9op Srouts"
maricbrten e6cnio topier OllrH Ocn
SAnec imO @ino ipie Die SolOoten.
@rdiioent @ilion macbte Oie ,5o6rt
ourd Ocn cisbcocdten &otomoc in
Der Sadt oSplpb. &icr ShnOen
ipdtcr Vhr cr IGon ipicocr in Der
@W10csbanptltaOt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-24

Dem aoniac gcpiiic Geri0nlihfcitcn
iiir &crlcibung 5l cmpie6lcn
Nle6rerc Der 6eoucr 6cnirwortctcn
DAB ale Eartci-Goutributioncu mi0
gIis9abcu ocroffentGMt wcrocu ioa-
ten.
seine Socntit6t fefoc
itcllt,
ontbomptolL GnAlun0, 23
Sc6rlor. 9cuiS Gng6t 9root
9roce lit Scr 9lomc OeS qciitcsgciior.
ten omerifduii6cu 9luto &oicrS, mel
der fiir5lic6 eincn G6ouiieur nut por.
le6oltcncm 9lcpolper 3mong ion 30
Shnoen nit aroBter @cidwiuoia
felt ii6er Sauo 3u fobren imo noe.
der ipdter i'm GeiduouB eiueu
Sel6ItmorOocriuh 6e0ing.
@roce go6 oomolS Del ieiner Seit
no6mc ocn 9iomen see Bono an; CT
geitonO ieOod 6elltc icine Socutitot
elm ulO crfldrtc, icinc Gltern pobn
ten in Scr 9|d6e bon eos 9lgeIcS.
9Iod ocu Ser @oli5ci aenlodlten
Slngobcu beroubte Brace i'm So6re
1910 ieine @ntter INN $1,000 m0
flob nod 9Sertb @eit9liholieu.
SeitOcm Bat er ongcblid in 9llitro-
lien uno Gnglon0 ein o6enteuerIideS
Seben gcfii6rt
Ser @efangene. Der nod immer in
geidbrlinem 3uitonoe inn SoiptaI
oarnieocriieat mur0e i'm So6re 1889
IN @On6urgb, Sc6ottlonO, gcboreu
lrno fam ols &inO nit ieiuen GItern
nud Californian Gr ioot iein 9ru.
Ser E6onaS y. Brace, iuo6uc in
@rouioence, u. 3.