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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

Secretary Johh L. ollnsons Geaaildi
Of the Missouri state fair, informed a
newspaper reporter Saturday that he
would retire from that important po-
sition with the next annual meeting
Of the state board of agriculture at
Columbia, the first week in the com
ing January.
According to report, Ed. Major, of
Bowling Green, Mo-, who has been in
attendance at the state fair daily dur
ing the 1914 exhibition, will be his
successor, and has already been ia
miliarizing himself as much as posi-.
BILE with the work.
W. W. johnson has sown 100 acres
Of wheat.
W. W. johnson has 500 head of Wes-
tern sheep on pasture north of this
city. He sold 800 head each to J. 7.
and Price johnson last week.
George johnson has $50 acres Of
fall wheat that are up.
Kansas is rapidly acquiring the sill
age habit. For the first time the state
board Of agriculture this year used
the assessors in making an enumera-
ton of the silos in Kansas. The re.
turns show 1887 of these feed pre-.
servers in the state, as against 60 il
1909. But still there is only M silC
to every twenty7four farms in the
state. Fifty-eight per cent of the 81.
los in Kansas are in the eastern third
of the state. About IS per cent are il
the eastern half.
REFERRING to the importance Of
securing good seed corn, the Breed.
ers' Gazette editorially says; The
seed corr procrastinator should nov
step lively. His day of grace vii
not last forever. Shocking time il
coming fast. The wise thing is to TAKE
TO the fields and do the job now. Il
is well also to emphasize the advic,
about proper storage Of seed corn. i
is small use TO select il If we do moi
take care Of it. Methods Of storage
are simple enough and numerous
enough. We may use the seed corr
trees or the see-saw twine-string ar,
rangements. OF racks there are many
and the plain old rafter and nail arr
still popular. The main thing is Il
keep the seed corn dry. But even tina
admonition will lose force unless the
ears are selected soon"
Sam Wallace and Willard Potts
shipped two car loads of cavalry horl
es to st. Louis Wednesday.
Between the mule and the cottoT
crop there exists a close bond anC
the wal embargo on exports of cottor
is playing havoc with the mule trade
In the Boer war the mule cut a prom
inent figure, but the nature Of thu
country in which the present conflict
is waged does not make the mule in.
dispensable. The practical elimina.
ton Of Southern demand has paral.
wed the trade at st. Louis and mi.
nor market centers. Feeders and such
ing colt buyers show little DISPOSE.
ton to invest and September sale:
throughout Missouri have been par
tial failures. There is some demand
for big mules, but it is insufficient tC
maintain values. Feeders are keeping
their eye on lhe cotton situation anc
the least prospect Of an opening
market will furnish encouragement
to buy mules. Money stringency has
also been a factor. The result has
been at least a temporary slump in
the mule market, but traders are op-
timistic, predicting activity the mo-
ment cotton moves.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08
VIM. Pollock M. e. E. Co.

]. P. Powell has in his window
handmade flags and other interest
ing relies of the war history Of Au-
drain county. From jefferson Da-
yis' trunk down, the show is worth
while.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

Mrs. A. H. Whitney is visiting Super
intendent and Mrs. ]. S. Morrison at
the Deaf g. Dumb School at Fulton
and attending the three days street
fair which opened there Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

$4,000 Buys a note first mortgage
on Mexico property. Amount s772,
draws z per cent interest. Due in IS
months. II interested, answer Box
232, Mexico, Mo. d2w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

Mrs. Ross J. Resm Of Kansas CITY
has returned home after a pleasant
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. e. Grace.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

Everybody's feeding it. Cheapest
feed on the market. Cows, horses,
mules and chickens ALL SMILE
when fed on Pollock's Cow Smile.
Try just one sack. All grocers han
die it.
VIM. Pollock NJ. e. T.. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

Our line of the well known Nuns
ing Underwear, for Ladies, Misses
and Children is now complete.
Poisson's Dry Goods Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

We have just received a fresh car
of 43 percent Protein Cotton Seed
cake and can quote you on any
amount. Also Old Process Linseed
Oil Meal and 60 per cent Meat Meal
Tankage.
m
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

Mrs. Sam Rowland and daughters
Of Centralia visited the family Of W.
p. Rowland a few days this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

Don't forget C~antrell's auction sale
Of stoves and other hardware at his
store Saturday afternoon at ] o'clock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

Cotton Seed Meal, Linseed Oil Meal
at Hoxsey & Nichols. Get our prices.
wilt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

Mrs. Alex Leach of Rowena is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Miller.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

Miss Fannie Rowland of Centralia
visited Miss Mary Frances Rowland
this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

Buckwheat Flour and Pancake
flour in 10c packages at Smith
Bros. d2wl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Morris are
home after a delightful wedding
trip.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

Morris & Haas of Vandalia have
purchased a Buick from Mutton G.
Sands.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

Z. +. Cantrell viii auction off a
number of cooking and heating stoves
Saturday afternoon at ! o'clock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

Mics Maybelle Wales has returned
20 Kansas after a pleasant visit here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

Mrs. Paul Brown Of Columbia is
visiting in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

Miss Elsa Zeibig was crowned the
Queen Of the Yelled Prophets ball in
st. Louis Tuesday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08
cnIrNrY nnIrRr NnrEs

The Audrain County Court met on
Monday and Tuesday. oct5th and 9Th
with all justices present and trans
acted business as follows
Bills allowed:
L. B. Deaton, bridges $500
David Fouser, bridges 39.12
R L Heller, bridges 77.60
Guthrie & Son, coal at Jail 1890
Ricketts, and Emmons, D C Co. sup
plies Jail $50
o E Tucker. rep jail rs
l. W. Roberts, sup Jail 200
Mexico Power Co, sup Jail 14.97
wOrrell Mfg. Co., sup jail 1000
Llewellyn & Sons, sup Jail 400
La Crosse Lbr Co.. cement for
bridges 5000
c H Dickey. bridge lumber ALAG
B. A. Powell, cement for bridges 37.00
J B Nevins, bridges 800
J. A. Morgan. same 1880
L. C. Henry, same $3.50
f. W. Lierheimer, same $3.50
Rucker & Son, same $500
Mexico Fair Assn, same 10000
Z. o. Snedeker, road work 21.O0
Mexico Ledger, sup County Treas
urer 500
Standard Pig Co, sup recorder 2S.S5
Buxton & Skinner, sup recorder 1851
George d. Bernard Co. sup cir
cult clerk cult clerk 1925
Buxton & Skinner, same AGO
Standard Pig Co., same 1880
H. H. Grafford, stamps $50
S. d. Stocks, sup J P LOS
]. D. Miller, sup Court House 2.45
Arctic Ice and Storage Co.
same 1O.40
Mexico Power Co., same 30.09
S w Telephone Co., circuit
clerk 2.5O
S W Telephone Co, pros atty 2.90
Guthrie & Son, sup county farm 9.55
NJ B Guthrie and Co., same 200
George II. Kunkel, same 1880
Ike MCGOWAN, same 1916
J. P. Powell, same 2.05
Jas Steinman & Son, same ESQ
Roy Barnett, guarding prisoner 6.0C
Central City Chemical Co, sup
Board of Health I5.OC
E. P. Deal, state treas, sup pa
tient sanitarium PISS
John Byars, bridges 22.35
Germo Mfg Co., sup Court
House 11.3l
Llewellyn and Sons, same 4.Ot
J. W. Barnett, phone at Jail 1900
J. H. Sallee, sup Supt of Schols IA
J H Sallee, sup ] P. loo
] B Davault, sup Supt Of Schools 500
Mexico Message, same PSF
W C johnson, sal Supt Schools 10O.0C
W C johnson, stamps 300
J. w. Beamer, bridge lumber 34.7t
r S Mckinney, acct R & B Com 62.oC
Herman Geiseker bridges 43.04
bridges 43.Ol
Otis Purdy. sup county farm 3.s(
Otis Purdy, board of health 1t
Alex Carter. 2 days justice and
mileage 1925
c. C. Bledsoe, same 1906
]. ". Beagles. same 11.s(
Ned Holt, auto bridge inspection 5.0t
Criminal cost bills aggregate 20O.9t
John Young was given 80 sacks Of
cement to build two culverts on tn,
public road east of his house, north.
east of town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

You Will Want the Pageant Book
in your library. II is historical and in
teresting. dw1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

H. f. C. Tucker and wife attended
the Yelled Prophets Ball in st. Louis
Tuesday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08
Read ,. . WIS 81 waist Sale Aa.

Mrs Tom Bruce and baby are visit
ing IN St. Joseph.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

Better order those Flower Pots
from Smith Bros. now. Frost is COM
ing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

Ms. Ilnni. Alton Of Columbia is
visiting IN Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

John Kemp Of near Benton City and
Mrs. Emma Graves of Auxvasse have
both bought Fords from Mutton e.
Sands.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

J. y. Willingham Of Columbia was
tn Mexico on business Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

Mrs. J. s. Moore Of Columbia is
in Mexico on 8 visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

Dress Goods, Silks and Trimmings,
ell the newest lines at Poisson'sd2wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

Blankets and Comforts, from the
cheapest to the best qualities, a COM
plete stock, at Poisson's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08
COTTON Cake

Cotton Seed Meal, Linseed Oil Meal
at Hoxsey a. Nichols. Get our prices.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

BE sure and be at cantrel's satur-
day e. ] O'Clock. dw1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

Mrs. Alfred Elliott and All, jr., are
visiting relatives in Chicago. They
win be away several weeks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08
Henry Clemens. 80. Dead.

Henry Clemens, 80 years old, a pi-
oneer resident of Montgomery coun-
ty, died at his home in Montgomery
City last Friday. MI. Clemens is sur
vived by a wife and six children. Mr..
and Mrs. G. 0. MCGEE of Mexico, at
tended the funeral Sunday afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

Read p. q WIS 81 Waist Sale Ad.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

M. B, Winscott is visiting her broth
er In Holiday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

Cotton Cake.
Cotton Seed Meal, Linseed OIL MsA
at Hoxsey & Nichols. Get our price,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

LEDGER ADVERTISEMENTS PAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

Bros '"'''n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

ST. LOUIS CASH
No 2 Hard 1902 a 104 1-2
No 2 Corn 70
Nc 2 Oats 46 1-2
ST. LOUIS CLOSE
Cattle 1000 including $50 South
erns. Market steady.
Hogs 1900. 10 15c lower.
Sheep $500. Steady.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

POWDER SPEClAl
/ Pound can of Violet Talcum
powder, guaranteed by the Car
nella Perfume Co. under Pure
Food and Drug Act, This high
grade perfumed taleum powder
sells for 25c a one-lb, can in 9TH
err stores. Our special price per
ean ...................... lVc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08
Stock Notes
LOCAL MARKET

LOCAL MARKET :
wheat-7sc. F;
Com-S0c. :
New osts-aOc.
/; Rye-42c. F:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

CHICAGO CLOSE
-. ..... Dec. 49,. May.
Wheat i07 7-s May ia is
Corn 81 50 10
Oats As 81 is
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08
The Place To Save Money

Get the habit, pay cash as you go. There IS
no secret to our selling lower than mail order
houses. Our way is as plain as day; no books
to keep, no losses. Buying for CASH dis
counting all bills, selling for cash, is what
makes our low prices possible.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

The following resolutions, written
by the resolutions committee. were
adoptcd by the League:
To the President and Members of the
Missouri State League of Postmast-
ers; We, your committee on reso-
lutIonS' respectfully submit the fol.
lowing:
We 'he postmasters of the Third
ana Fourth Class of the State of Mis-
in convention assembled in the
city Of Mexico, Mo-, hereby adopt the
following resolutions:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

FANCY PLATE SPECIAL.
81 in. coup shape studio hand
painted, pink, yellow and red ros-
es, narrow gold band border, made
in Germany. We had two gross Of
these plates come in before the
European War started. We ear get
no more Of these plates on import
while the War is going on. Worth
to-day SOC, our special price, 25e
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-10-08

GRASITE SAUCE PAN SPECIAL
got. blue and white-lined granite
sauce pan with handle, heavy 4
coated ware worth l9e, special
price ............,-.'..'.' iVc
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-08
Mrbeiter gerlebt.

Sci SEN 9(uSsrabltllgen fit oell 9lb::
sllgsfa1lol an Siio 8roaomap erbielf
Ser 2lrbeiter Tranf Maltber bon Some
bD6lt i6nler5bafte @erletlngen tpelbc
ib1t lpe1ligitenS 5lpei Mod1en arbeitSua
fdbig nahel1 lperoen. Gr befano iid
I'M G)ra6en lm9efdbr II 6ub lrnter oer
Grooberfldde, alS eS au8lab alS Oh oir
gBdnbe einfallell luo tim perlbiitten
ipirbel1. Inn ser nermetntlthrn De
fabr 5l1 e1lt9ebell un0 bie Oberf[d6e 81
erret6e11 ergriff er ben Guerbalfen satabe.
Ser Sberfldebe l1lo Derluhte lNb e1npor=
Sl13tebell. Der Balfell CAB nod 1111o e13.
fiel Int Sen @rabell 3llriid unb Slpar tn
Sic grobe W1alhr1erte lpel6e gliidltder=
ipeile gum 5tinltaro fam ebe er-erbeb=
li6e 8erlekunge1l Oaoontrug. Sr
lpuroe seb0rtg 5erqueti6t 1n1o5an1 Dber=
16e1lfel erlitt er et11e flaffenbe 9Snfof
fpel6e sugendbt iperOen 1npBte. SGr
iplrbe 3uerlt tl1S Mer6antB 6otel ge=
bra6t llnb ipdter 1lab ben 2orettp
Soipital iiberfiibrt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-08
gem lllm, N1inneota 5retas ben s. aloi, 1914.

rDa an9 Aier in Wiscon1in BON
btttpnsfreunolthen Glementen
8er1n9e gena9t !peroen, &tnoer in
Den Dienit ibrer Sadie gu fteuen, u1o
,Dd pie. rWomenS GbrHtion Sempfes
renee Union" fir sbte 59iiler%oer 6fz
fentlide1h llllo pribaten 96ulen bon
Mtllpautee prei1e fir bic befen Nufz
idbe iiber probibittDn DnszSbemata Dfz
fcntlid ausldreibt, 10 erbebt Der
Std0tberban0 BON Mtltpaufee enerz
giihen Proteit gegen biefen Mibz
brau6 BON &i1roern, ba 0ieIes 8orz
geben eben1o unmoralil9 pie unz
pdoagogtf@ 1T.
Ser @tabtperbono btttet 5uglet9
@ltern &pte 2ebrer, Sic ibrem @hnbe
anpertrauetn &inoer BON Der Setlz
nabme an Oieiem preisausf4reiben
ab3ubalten."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-08
Gelt. 5ifles tot.
8efanutsra a5Al dteabelo iunrbe
SO sSabrc ut.
Qilt beipegtes 2ebeH.

Meip gort, 4. Mai. Na6 1anser
&ranfbeit itarb geitern bter in fetner
Mobnung oer 6etannte Sfft5ter uno
Rriegspeteran General Daniel 6.
5idles. Qln Sem Sotenbette ipeilte
oie @atti11 oes Ser itprbenen, bon oer
er tpdbrenb Ser lebten 25 Sabre gez
tren11t gelebt unb nit ser iid Der
Der 1torbene G9la9tenbelO erit ausgez
i0bnt batte, als ibm bic Ner5te err
tldrten, Oab er ntdt nieoer geluno
per0en fDnne.
General @idles mar i'm Sabre
1926 in Nen Dort geboren unb gez
bDrte 19on als iunger Munn BON %
eesabren ser @taatslegislatur bon
gle>p Dort an. SIN Otter BON %
sSabren puroe er Horporationsanpalt
BON SEEM Dort, unO feinen Bemiibunz
gen 1T es gu perDanten, Dab Seem
Dort oen 3entral port erbielt. Der
Derltprbene mar 2egationsietretdr in
2onbpn unter oem @eianoten Sames
8u9anon uno fpdter W}itglieo Deg
35. Rongre1es. Mls er i'm &ongreb
mar eri9ob 9idles Sen bamaligen
8unoes 9iltrittsanlpalt bes 9iz
nritts aplumbia pbilip Barton
Sep, oen er bei9uloigte, tbnl @idles,
bic 3uneigung ieiner @ottin abipenz
Big gemadt gu babeu. eeSm 8irgerz
triege 5ei4nete ii9 @idles Dur9 lelz
tenen Wlut unO grobe 5apferfeit aus,
70 bab er tpteoerbolt ourb 8ef0r0ez
rung bpn benz oamalt9en prd1 1iOenten
2incoln geebrt lpurOe.
eeSm Sabre 1869 lpurbe General
@idles bon prdfibent @ront gum
@e1anbten in @panien erndnnt. Sn
Maorio beiratete er 1eine 5pette Sat-
tin, na6oem sic er1te geitorben mar.
Die @be tpor nt6t gliidlt9, ly:;nF=
uno5ipon3ig Sabre lebte 0eneral
@tdles BON letner Satin ge!rennt
lln0 geriet ipdbrenD Der lebten Sabre
lpieoerbolt. tn n'finun5ieae 9dpier;gz
feiten, Satin, 6pbn n11b Jreanoe
zeilten oe,a greifssll go 90
6ilfe uno erfparten ibm ei1tmul 1oaar
Die G9maib, neeen elmer beoeutenoen
Joroerung Derfla9t 31 lper0e1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-08
0}nch einen1 in gh:caQp

= Mod einem in Gb:coeo Deute
betannten Beri9t bat Die 3abl Der
in iener 5tabt begongenen 8erbrez
dsn in ben NIT benz 30. Mpril be-
enDeten lebten bier Mpnaten beoeuz
tenD 5ugenonl11er1.
Morgen oberb lptrb in Sad
1onDiIe, 5lo, bic Sa6resfpnpention
her nl1niteb Confederate Neterons" !,
Der Sons Of Confederate 8eterons"
nn0 Der rGpnfeberateo @outbern
Memorial Nf1pciation" erDffnet tperz
Del1.
Mm Wlitttpp9 begirnt in Stem.
Worf Der 5lpette YrD3eB gegen ben
frii9eren ppli3etleutnunt Gbarles
8eder, Der befanntli6 rnter Der Nnz
flage itebt, bic @rmorbung bes
@pielers Roientbal Derurfadt gu
baben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-08

Mo1bin9ton, 4, Moi. glo6 Ell
mem beute bier befonnt gegebenen
8eridt murben bic Colleges uno
l1niper1itGten in bet 8ereinigten
@taoten I'M pergongener. Sabre bon
5uialnmen 1922 ousldnbii@en @tuz
benten beludt, Diele Derteilen 1id
ouf bic einselnen 2dnber tpie folgt:
GAMBIA 653, Gbina 594, Sopon
1856. sSnbia 1852, 1iirfet 143, &p<
reo 13, periien 81 Siam 13, Mez
rifo 223, Cuba 209, @pito 3icc 20,
Guatemala Is, 6onburos IL, Nitoz
raguo 18, Banana %, @alDoOpr
49, 0pn @iibamerifo: Nr9enti1iz
en- 43, 8roitlien 113, BpliDio 3,
Gbtle 12, Colombia 81, Ecuador 16,
Yoroguop 2, peru Is, llruguap 2
unb 8eneauela Z. groBz8ritonien
anb sSrlonb 1poren bur6 212 @tuz
benten bertretel1, Deut34lonb bur4
122, &uBlonb bur6 124, 5rontrei9
burd 45, @bpeben bur6 Al, Sto<
lien bur9 38, Seiterrei9@l1ngarn
bur6 "a, 9bpei3 bur9 2s, Nor<
lpegen bur9 26, @rie6enlunD burd
%, @ponien burd 20, Nieberlnnbe
bur6 19, 8ulgarten pur6 Is, Stu
nndnien bur9 6, Belgium bur9 4,
Yortugol bur9 8, unb Wontenegro
burch 1. Neip 3eolonb 1Atdte 56,
GgDpten Is, 2iberia 2 unb Glib
ofrita A. 9tuDenten,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-08

Jn e1nem 3tgeunsrlager in Der
g}dbe Don 5erre 9orte, Snb., tam
es beute morgen gu etnem NaDau, ser
III cine 96ieberet ausartete. Cine
Tral1 unO 5tpei Mdnner, 6ie gu Der
3tgeunerbanoe geb0rten, ipur0en err
i6Di1en.
Inter ben Nuipi5isn bes fpa<
nil9=ameritonifhen aon1itees tpurbe
beute in 8rifIel, 8elgien, cine ln,e<
ritofetnoli9e 9emonitratipn bernnz#
itoltet, on Der iid boubtld6lih Stu
oenten per 'l1niberiitdten 8riiffel unb
Guttth betei!igterl.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-08

Ybilabelpbio, ga, 4, W}ot, Ser
Nerein fir Das Deutl9tum i'm Mus<
lanoe, oenen @ef@dfts1teue ii9 in
Berlin befinDet, bat ben Prd1ioenten
bes Oeut] ]9ameritanil l9en Natipnalz
bunbes, 9r. 9eramer, Inn @ntienoung
zines Dertreters Bel Ser am 4. Stunt
in 2eip3ig fattfinoenoen 6ouptperz
1ammlung erfuat. sSn Dem @dretben,
bos pon pem prd5iDenten Oes Ser
ems, Gtaat5minilt tier a. .. BON @enz
tig, nit ser Ner1i9erung ausge5eichz
meter 9ocbadtung unter5st9net 1T,
betbt es Ii. a.:
rGtne gang be1onbere Sire unO
5re1oe fpiiroe es uns 1etn, penn sic,
bo6geebrter @err prd1iOent, 1ib 1elb1t
enti6lieBen tpiir0en, 0os alte Oeutfcbe
0eimatlono einmul lpie0er auf5u1uz
4en, Inn eSbren 8erbanb auf unferer
Sagung gu bertreten, bic geroDe int
9er5en 0eut1 GLANDS, in 2etp5ig, III
Berbinoung nit Ser impo olanten inter-
notionalen Qlusiteauny fir 8u6ge<
lperbe uno Grapbit belonoere 8ea9z
t1lng finoen miro.
nunleren pldnen, i'm Sabre 1915
cine grDbere @efelIlbaft Hei6soeutz
lder als 8ertretung Der peridieoenen
mabgebenOen Gtr0mungen unleres
nationalzfulturellen 2ebens CUR
uDeutIden Wode" na9 Gan Jronz
cisco gu fiibren, pirbe Dabur6 5peiz
felloS eiue iebr peientlide 50roerung
31tetl."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-08

pbilobelpbio, 2, Mai, Die siibz
Haaten ma4en iebt 9robe Mn]trenz
9ungen, Oeuti4e Ginnanoerer beranz
7u5ieben. @io &arplino bat Sen
Mnfang gema9t, @eorgio folgt nod.
Die rDeutfde 3eitune" tit @barleftpn,
g. g., uno Die n@eprgia Deut1de
3eitpng" baben eine, rTarmz uno
sSmr1igrattons zQ(usgabe" peran1taltet,
= in lpel6er bic Nor5iige ibrer re1petz
tiben @taoten in leu6tenoen Jarben
i9el9il0ert iperoen.
Dieles 8erlaneen na6 europdt19en
@tnpanoerern 1tebt i'm 1elt1amen
&ontraft gu Dem 8erbalten Ser Som
greb< b<gbgeoroneten ser @uoftuuten,
bic fuf ale ouf 8el6rdntung Ser
Giniponoerung binarbeiten unO fir
Mab bnabmen etntreten, lpel6e Den
@tempel vDes Natibismus an Der
Stirne tragen.
9lu9 1pridt Sic 6altung ser @u0z
ftaaten Der probibitionsfrage gegenz
iiber nibt fiir lie uno f6redt Sim
panoerer aus europdii6en 2Gnoern,
nomentlid aus Deuti61ano, ab. Sc
rdbe in @u0z&arDlina uno Georgia
follte eine lebboftere Mgitatton getrtez
BEN tperOen, Inn Der natibtitiIhen
@trDnung, Sic 5peifel1os Oort berrfc6t,
entgegensuarbeiten, lpeniger engber5t9e
Mdnner in Sen &pngreb gu iDdblen
,tnb 1onobl Oas u@tate 9tspen1arD
@Dften" in @iio : aorolina ipie oie
@taatsprobibition in @eprgia iiber
Den 9anfen 3lt iperfen.
probibitionifti1 1de un0 nutipiiti1de
Neigungen fno nidt geeignet, Den
Staaten, oeren &ongreBzMitg glieoer
1te Bel jeber @elegenbeit offenbaren,
5reunoe 3u geipinnen uno Gintpanz
berer gu f@ern.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-08
6i(3aro 0lltt9.
@orliter ser Su,toes
Gelerpe>Seb0roe
9sirS 'uabritbeinlid annebmen

.ggsar unter Sem &raitbenteu Gro
Oer Glepclano Staatslcfretar
mo ite1t in ieinem nennmuoiieb-
5ialten &ebcnlaJr. Raml gSars
1,tra, ser nit Der iyirlna &nbn,
gDsb 4 Gp. III 9se,u y)orf in &er-
bilOnng italto, lunrbe ppn Sert
Gruii0enten SIT e!acm Der Mttt=
gitcber Scr SeBDroe ernault.
gulleges nno liniucriititen SET
Sereinigteu Staaten unroen TIT
Dergangenem Sabr Dpn 6niam=
men 4,222 amslanbil ldcn 5tu=
oenten bclmd)t. Gnlaonng sur
,nanptuerlamnlnmg Des &creins
fit oas 9entid)tnm int Nnslano.
Mol4ineton, 4. Msoi. praiibellt
Wil{pn bat beute 9errn &i4arb
9lneD, Der unter Prditbent Glepez
lamb Stoutsmil1i1ter nur, gum 8puz
perneur Der 8unbesre1erDebebo
ernunnt. gines Der Mttglieber bie<
Ter 8ehDrbe tpirb Youl Marburg bon
Netp Dorf iein. Wennglei6 9err
OlneD, Der bereits 78 Sabre alt
1T, nod nidt erfldrt bat, ob ct bic
ib1n 5useba@te @bre onnebmen lpiro
pber 5nt@t, 10 glauben feline Treunbe
bod oob er 1ih entl9lieben mirb,
bas tpi6tige Mmt an5unebmen. Die
Nef ferbebeb0rbe beitebt aus iteben
Mitgliebern, beren Mmtstermin 3ebn
Sabre bouert unb bic ein Sobresgez
hoIt BON ie $4,000 be5ieben. Ser
@5taatsomts1etretdr unb Der Som
trpueur unlerer n1nloufsmtttel 1inl
er pfficio Mitglieber bteier 8eb0rbe
bie anberen flint Mitglieber peroen
ppnSbem prdFbenten ernonnt. 8ol
aettpas einen Sabre bot prdiioent
Mitfpn 9errn Slnep ben 8ot=
idqHerpp1ten in 2onbpn a11; bod
sSnb 1peigsrts 4ffidd, BEN Yo1fen trt1=
Siti0bn1elt, lpetl er, lpie er 1agte
einmal gu aft lei, um einen WDb=
nungslpebIel bor3unebmen, unb pei
er bur4 oringenbe @e16dftsinterel:
len 9esipungen 1ei, bier in Den Ser.
et1igten @taaten gu bleiben.
6err Morburg, Der BON bem prd:
1ibenten 5n einem Der Mit9lieber bel
neien 8ebDrbe ernonnt mprben i1t
unb 1i9 bereits erfldrt bot, BIZ
@teue onaunebmen itonb 1onge 3ei
nit Der befannten Syirma &ubn
Qpeb &: 60. in yem Yprt in Ner:
hinoung.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-08

Mus Dem gtaate Dflaboma
miro eine Derbeerenoe l1eber19tpen1z
nlung gemeloet, Die au9 Meni9enles
ben als Spfer geforbert bat.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-05-08

gera Gru5, Merifo, 4. Weai. Na6z
rt6ten Bic aeftern bier eingetroffen
1lnb, melben, bob Der prDbt1 1ori19e
prditbent 6uettn genetgt lpdre, bon
1einem Mmt 5uriid5utreten, tpenn ibn1
iideres @eleit nod einem megifani<
1den @ufen gurantiert un5 bic Grz
laubnis erteilt ipirb, bort Elm ousz
ldnbilbes ariegS16iff 5ur 5lu9t u1s
M}ertfo 5l1 benuben. sSn bieiigen
mertfantI6en Rretien 5irfulterte ge=
1tern bos @erii9t, bab 6uerta 1npn
por elmer Mosbe Die NbTiht batte,
BON ieinem Mn1t 5uriid5utreten, bab
er aber bur9 Meinung5perI1ieberz
Getten, bic unter ben MitglieDern leiz
,tes &abinetts entftal1ben lparen, bq<
bon ubge6ulten tpurbe. .
General Garran3a, Der Jubrer Ser
mertfanif9en Nebellen, bot outs be-
itmmteite erflart, bob er it9 auf fetz
men 8affenitillitan NIT Sen. 9uerta
etnla(fen tonne.