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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
PARROT BREAKS UP HOME
Young Woman Says Husband
Left When She Banned Bird.

Cold Springs, Aug. s.-Mrs. Evelyn
Perry, Of Newlands, New, formerly Of
Cold Spring, has just obtained decree
of divorce from her husband, Alfred
i. Perry. of West Paterson. They
were parted by parrot.
Mrs. Perry, who alleged cruelty and
desertion, claimed that Perry beat her
because she objected to his keeping
parrot in the house. When she
ordered the parrot out he went with
il and deserted her. The couple eloped
four years ago to Ridgeheld. when she
was twenty years old and Perry TWEEN
ty-fve. They separated year after
ward and Mrs. Perry established a resi-
dence in Nevada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
Mems, Women's and Children's
Hosiery

at uncommon.y low prices
Mems Black Isle Thread Flalf=hOse, pair ESQ.,
Mems Black Silk FIalf=hose, with cotton
so1es, sizes 91A to N per pair soc.
Women's Silk Hose, i'm the fashionable
shades of gray, smoke, brown and natural
buck, also black or white per pair 85c.
Women's Black Silk Hose per pair 9SCo
Womems Extra Size Black Silk Hose
per pair SlsOO
Chiidren's Ribbed Isle Thread Hose, i'm
black, white or tan per pair 2Oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
Silk r1oire Ribbon
LII .:GoN
1914 inches wide)

will be on Special Sale i'm black white and
the wanted shades for sashes, girdles and
cE7ildren's wear per yard 29co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
An Exceptional Offering of
Mems and Women's Umbrellas
at $500

These Umbrellas have novelty handles and
are made of superior quality twilled silk.
They are excellent value at the price quoted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
A Special Offering of
Summer Cotton Dress Fabrics

Summer Cotton Dress Fabrics
at less than one=half the original prices
will comprise diversity of this seasons
textures, all of them desirable, which will be
arranged i'm Blouse and Dress Lengths and
marked as quoted:
Blouse Lengths at 35c. to 75c.
Dress Lengths at 75c. to $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
Leather Goods

for the weekend or more extended travelling.
Suit Cases of black enamel duck, sizes "a, 70
and e inches; cretonne lined, with tray and
pocket at $500
Travelling Bags of russell sole leather, sizes
16, ~ and rs inches; leather lined at S4.SS
Hat Boxes of black enamel duck size 16xG6
xl2; cretonne lined at $500
Women's Hand Bags, of black and colored
pin seal or morocco leather at Sl.QO
Party Cases of fancy leather, with gilt
fittings at sos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09

Kisses & Small Women's Attire
from the Summer stock, has been re-priced
with the view of effecting speedy sale and
should prove of special interest as now
presented.
Washable Dresses at S1.SO 6 ESQ
Washable Tailor Suits at $500
Silk and Sports Coats at $500 & $50
Worsted Skirts at $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
The Mail Order Department

The Mail Order Department
method o q me
sH~t gttt Aupnu, Nrm ynrk U4nvhhh Str
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09

Women's Summer Dresses
of Cotton and Linen Fabrics
With the object of an early disposal decided
price revisions have been made i'm the pres
emit stock and varied assortment of sirnplel
styles, both white and colored, have been
marked at
$500, $500 & $500
Also Ratine Coat Suits at $500
And White Cotton Skirts at 81 90 6 3,7S
Department ON the Third Floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
Women's Wraps and Coats

are now being offered at final price reduc=
tions for an immediate clearance. Both
elaborate and practical styles are included
and these garments, considering style and
quality, are very unusual values at
$3.50, $500, $500 6 $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
SCHEDULE OF BUSINESS HOURS DURING AUGUST
eAMto5PM On Saturdays the Store will be closed all day.
d. AItmtatt & On.
The New Styles for Autumn

are we'll represented the advance showing now being mace
and Misses Afternoon Evening Dresses ailor-made 81
and Coats Blouses Millinery, Gloves, Shoes Hosiery
nnare4 for Mems Shoes has opened and complete
at moderate prices is i'm stock.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-11-13

8ereins o1sebenb,, tpelden 9ugo NooS
cingeibidt bate, fam aud 3ur Ser
leiung. Der 8erein 5dblte oanlals 20
N}it9lieoer uno bate iih bem Iurnerz
buno nod ni6t anseidlofien.
3en bumoriitiiden Teil beS Ero<
sramnS lieferte Jrau Sobn @dape=
fabm NIT bem gortroge1, bon etlidel
b0dlt seln9ener geoi1ten. Grall
Grnit Brandt meloete li6 gum @ort
llno iibermittelte ben Danf beS Gurner
TrauerpereinS fiir ooS f90ne 3tpedz
mdbise Gefhe1lf ipeldeS ber TuruDerein
iiberreidt batte. Inter Commando bon
Turnlebrer 9ein tnuroen bon ben Nn=
peienoen etlide 6rei= nnb Sron1nos=
iibua9e1l nit -Geiang bDdft grapitdti]h
allsgefiibrt. 9la6 ghlub beS oflisiellen
Hrogramms persniiste lid oas illnse
Nolf bei1n Gang llno Sic dlteren ll1ters
bielter lih iiber Die suten alten s3eiten,
Nud oieieS Set mar ein iiberauS
idDne6 ipelhes ben geteift9telt nod
lange til Der Grinnern1is bleiben lpiro,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-11-13

peirosrob. 10 NoD. Dos ruff
ftbe 6onptquortisr IN 9iflis ;md6t
aber Ben Jelbsug sesen. bie 3iirteR
i'm Routoius folgenbes bftdnnt:
sgei 9osesonbrut5 ipurbe BE
@4lo9t bsi Ropritsui (norbSfli4
bon Graerum) ipieber oufssnommen,
dls ber Jeinb uns rtue 9rappsn,
Bic ii ber 1tmsebung bon Gr5erlmI
fon3entriert lpDrben ipnren. entgegeis
rorf. 2lud ipdbreno bes Eases to<
men bon bort @eritarlunetn berbti.
gla4 Der Mrt unb Meife bss Mnz'
critics Set s5einbe 3u urteilen. iper<
Ten bic 9iirten pon bsutiden Dfz
fi5ieren eefiibrt. Nm Nddmittas
ipurbs ber Ronlpf Defenders bibigt
ols bic Siirfen ipieberum neue ger<
ftdrfunssn Dorf4idten. gs ssIong
linen iebo4 nidf, inlere 5liigel 5r
nmgeben. Nm Mbeno tporen ipfr
| ii Der Cage, unfere Stenunsen 3r
tolten.
(0ab bic MuHen ii4 boraaf be=
s.4rdnisn, mitsuteilsn, bob iie ihre
Stellunsen gebolten, tlingt h06F
ttrbG4tig. Die Gieeesauperiidt fer
erifen 9oee i4eint ftbon mertIiI4 3iir
iammtnseidrumpft au fein. MI
Mnm. y. Neo) 4
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-11-13

2ouopn, 10. Eco. .9ier ,uirb o!-
fi5iell bcfanut 9ciuadlt, oaf Der
oelitis5s &ren5sr vGmosn" bei ben
3ofo= Snic1n in Ycusa!iidcn Meer.
buien seitrauoet nnO Derbrannt 1T.
Ger &erlmit al Dffi5ieren uno eer'
Mannidaft iDl icbr sro'k iciH. Gic
,,Gmnen ,u1iroe geltern 1norsen
ron oe,n anitralifdjeu 9reascr-
reponep" III oem @olf noa 8ensa-
len geiidjtet. Die sr0ictc 5a6rse.
id)uinoiofeit Der rSponep" mie bic
hebenteno itarfere Seluaffnnns bes-
ielben entidieSen oas 2os ocs flei-
nen seutiden 9rrnjers, Rad einem
barten Sample lunr0e Die uGmoen"
,auker Wefcd)t un0 an einer ocr
9ofo- Snieln al straro aeiekt. "a
hns Sdiif auReroem IL 8ran0 &C.,
rateR, mar al eine Siettnns poer
Jlndt nit meJr ST Oynfen. 9ie
gerluite anf Der rSDoneD" iollen
iinbcbenteno iein.
Gie vGm6en" liefcrte 0nrd lire
fiibnen Tabrten i'm snoiiden D5ear
bic intereiiqnteitcn Seitenitiide 81
Der @eldjidJtc Des srohen 0riegcs.
8as GG1nbeit nnD Grfolae anbe.
trifjt, 10 bat oie rGnincn" ucniac
giiualen, iidJerlid) feine ieitoem bic
,sllabama~, oas beriibmte &rieas-
id)iif Ser 2onf0osrierten, bic Meere
fir sic ~sd)iffabrt Der: .Seiuoc I'M
iider mad)te. Die vGinbcn" mar icit
ynfane Nusnit an ocr yrteit.
@abrcno oteier Set uerlesie iic i'd
init iiherraidJenbem Grfalge amf sir
Strung lcS brlt!ld)cn !p1n0cls 1T
inbiiden @eludiiern, aber am Gnoe
oes lrtten Nionats eridjien Der flei.
nc 2rcn;er pl5tlid in Der Gtrefc
pon Malaffa. llnS bicr lieferte cr
iein Mieiitcritiid. Mit nn9lanblidcr
Siiibnheit oa1nFfte Die ngmben" bic
fid i.15iuiidJen, nm nnerfenntlidj sit
blciben, einen bierteu Sdlot 5nge-
legt nno bic iapaniid,e Slngge ge-
bikt batte, ii ben Nafen bou
4senane Gin. Gbne burh bic engii=
iden 9afenbcfeiti9nneen bclditi9t
81 iuerben, selan9te tic in 6as Sn>
mere oes- 6afeas unn bobrte ben
rniiiideu areuser rScmtd)na" nnO
einen irans0iiidJcn 3crit6rer iii sen
tBrnnb. y'ad) ~bicier Sat elite ocr
9ren5er ans oem !pafsn nno mt
fam l1nbcid)abi9t Onrdj bic Stras,
ton Maiaffa.
Die rGmocn" pcruihtatc iuaJ-
rcno iIrcs Nnientbaltes IN in0iidjan
Ne,uG!lern nId)t neniger ais ~
lritiifae Sd)Ific, ocren sSert obur
yaSaus ari iiber $4,00G,g00 &C.
i,;;aat iuiro. Set ySot1sn 1abtn bri-
tileI'c, rnifiidyc, japaaiia,e nno iran-
a5iiid)c Aricasld)iiie ocn oentiben
&rcrser bcrfalat, SudJ iiulncr luie-
Ter taua'tr Ct al ciner Gselc dsli,
iuo cr am lucuiAItem uer,uiitet ,uilr-
sc. Sic. &rriursnng bcs arcn;era
nit aobicn- iino Jsrrbiant luar
Ianae Set Gin o;rlein,nis, bis man
ipater ansfanO, onl Die eefapcrsen
GdJif'c crit lire Goblcu unS Tpr.
rate an Sic oUiuben" abgebcn mni..
ten, ele fic Sic erbentetsu en.;ic II
ben Wrnno buDrte.
SOnoon, 1O., 5top. v@ean mau
IsSenft, BAH BIC Deutid,cu unnmebr
AN 4 .
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-11-13

| Mandeiter. ysoil, 70, Noo. Dem
oiterr, r,zullsariiAen Yot19after s'ns
Der fOlsenoe amtlils, Hrle9sberlwI,
81: yla4 offiaiellen ulitellunsen pom
= >. 30. 1T il ber Gdla9t an
ser Mei4lel= @an<liaie infolge Ginz
greifens iibermdati9er rnfiiider
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-11-13

Qln Ser @ouDerneursfDnFtrtn3
|in Nliltpaufee. Miaf.. .o:e heute er>
Dffnet ipuroe, nebmsn iibc1 30 Gouz
rerneure aus ben ger. Stdaten tell
Gdrcibmaidjinc fit aarsidfift.
@dOn mebrfa9 bat man berfudt,
bic Qeiifungen Bet G1rei6mdIdins
/ in dbnliher Meife 3ll erb0ben, tnis
! man bic 2eifun9en Beg 59reibenbsu
lllrh 0sripenbung ber @tenograp6it
W erb6ben perndg. Mnn tpollts
oIfo aus Der GAreibmafhine cine
Stenosropbiermofdins MAIDEN. cine
Maf1ine, bic es obne fpeiteres ers
| inDglidt, porlomentgperbon6lung
9Drtrdse ufm. ii dtenosrdpbifdsri
GGrift anf3unebmeris Gs gibt aud
ein5eIne lol6er Roaifrhftionen, Dit
III bet Re9el 3ebn Soften babel, auf
nenen bie Singer jidnDig liegen bleis
fen, ilab BEL benen beitimplte @iIbei,s
fombinotionen 5u papier gsbrdAi
iper6en, bic bann ober 3icmlin fdlper
lcierli9 iinb.
+ Die beutige Gtenosrdpbie lberubt
III Der 9auptfdde borauf, baB man
bic Wotale iiberboupt nibt sfdlreibt,
! fonbern iie burd @srriidung, 95bers
o6er giieoriserftelfen bes benodbar=
| ten RonfDnanten onbentet. Derarti=
aes lieB fih bisber nn Gtenogra=
phiermofhinen fnunl bnrdfiihrel1r!
Nun 1T ieood sipsi Deutfdfn III gsr=
lin cine 6dreibmofehine fir sl1rSs
fdrift patentiert iporben, bie bie
Jroge ber Gdreibuna. bon NofaleH
ouf bDdit einIohe Mei{s f1ft. lBei
biefer Wid[dine beftebt nGmIid 6as
5arbbonb aus fiinf 6trsifeu. bon
benen jeber cine ancere ss5arbs fat
:lnO einen 1lbaren IpfaI ent{prii)t.
Sir eelp0bnli6 nirb nit benz initt=
leren .Garbitreifen aeI9rieber. Das
e" tommt, lnie iiberboupt III BET Ste
nograpbie, meiit nidt 3nm Qlusbrud.
Die iibrigen DpfaIe bosegen iDeroen
Sa6ur4 dnaebeutet, boB bet fofgsnbt
acnfonont bur4 6lfeifcnipef5el eins
eEtfpredenbe 0drbung erbdlt. Dit
Maf1ine 1T - fonfrnisrt, boB BE-
fer 6arbbonbipedfel iih beim Mnzs
fdlo9en miibelos unb Dine .3eitDers
luit Dolloiebt.
IN ipegen bat ~ MiIIioneu
HP @affertriebttGfte 3ur Yerfiis
gung, DeutfGIono nur IVA WQiliIos
men.
Dos8 Grandiersn uno gin=
riften BON 8roten lpuroe, friibcrs in
ben Mndtomieitunoen SET 1lnioeriitdi
seiibt.
Grieori4 Gberbaro N con
0o9enlobe uno feine Satin fiarten
(nift our4 einen unfal) III eine7
6tilnbe.
g inc Mpfelerntc. bon onnis.
berno SO Millionen SAB tpiro III,
bisies Sahr III bisiem lanbe eitlse=
beimif perben.
Pie 4mtsnobnnng fit. oen 4
Yrdfosnten Der Booi1dsn Crt!en
Rammsr beitano BIZ bor tur5em aus \
0pei Mdumen.
D'on einem Regiment Set prsuz
Bllden OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES por
1870 Il (7) er5dblte man. ss bab: 8oUO'
Rin0er ooteirn. 'l6l l1l w
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-11-13

fonssntr;crte Srappcntcilc Oort H.
befetieten Stcllungen i.egrn unO.
sesen bic Ste4nn9en oer Gngldnocr
nno 6ran5oicu uoraebea, nm Sen
8es nadJ Galais 81 affnen, bana
m1th man eiuisJen, ME luihtis eS:
fur Bic ycrbiinbeten 1T, oie 9eltt.
iden oort surid5uOranscn." 81.
Iatttet ser seitrise Nonooncr 8eridt
iiber pie SdladJt il 6laaoer,i. Gcr
8eridlt fabrt oann iOrt; u9ic Ser,
bsnoetea babeu Sic 9cntideu, pic
IN spera Iieeen, Don Scr 9anpt-
uaiie iJrer srnppen abscidnittcn.,"
(6eit benz Be9itlne BET 69lohf in
Weiifldnoern 1T It'll sen .@eiiB oon
ypera gefdnpft tporoen, @tr0me
BON Slut iino I'M ieil1en BeiiB Se=
flDilen, uno Qltdglih tpnroe nns
BON paris semelbet, oaB Sic Scr
liinoeten bort ibre befannten sort
iaritte" madten.- 9ffiaieu miro oie
Gsoberuns BON Dpfrn ourcb bie
Deutlden niht augegeben, obeleid IS
lan9f fdieil, dls lei BET beiBumitrit=
tenc Srt II oeutfaen Sdnoeu,
Die Ginnabme bon Dpern 1T oas
pidtieHe @ororiusen ouf GaIais au
felt Dem 8egil1ne Set 5dlo4t. 1ie
Satinde, ouB bic NerbiinOeten >es ii
ibren Melonnsen nidt Tlur Derfdipeiz
gen, ionoern im Geeenteil bon bort
r5ortldritte" meloeten, 5etDeiit, ipie
unanssnebm e ibnen mar, ois Mabrz
beit Der Melt nlit5uteilen. 9lnm. Per
Aeo.)
Berlin. 10. Nob. Der geltern 1ier.
oetanllt esgebene amtliae Rriegsbez
1idt loutet: Gin tpdbreno oss
M5enbs bon Den Jeinoe Derfudter
glusfoa aus NieupOrt, Der Ddbreno
ser Madt ipie6erbOlt tpuroe, blieb erz
fo!elDs. arOB perstpeifelter gsgsn=
ipebr MAIDEN ,iniere Masriffe auf
Ypern 5tpdr iangidme dber beitdnoise
Gortf4ritte.
.Die fiiolid Don gpern ausgefiibrz
ten feinoliden Gesenattaden iino 5az
riidesl4laeen unb mebrere bunoert
Mann 3u Gefongepen sema4t iporz
ben.
rNuf Dem -0itliden arieesidauploB
purOe Ser Mneriff ftorter ruliifGer
Gruppellabieilungef n0rolid D0Sl
I Mnbtnniebsr see nit ihiDeren @erluz
zen oes Geilloes 5uriidgeialagen.
@iertauleno Mui1en tpuroen gefanscr
genonsme1 ilno 5s9n @Anellfellergs=
5hiibe srbeutet. I" 5
mafbington, 10. glop. Ger Oitsrz
rei9iilb=unsqriifbe 9otfdaftsr sob
eeiterit Sen fOlsenoen ihm aus Misn
ollssson9eneil omtiiten 3rieasbsfidt
betannt:
rGuf osm nOrO6itlihsn ariegsz
|. .fdaupiab 1aEen teine admpfe lfatt=
eeiunpen. sSn Gerbien Dugegsn iDerz
Den Die hibisen admpie iu ocr Nuhe
pnn Sos.,anii fortgelsgt. grold}du=
3eu lnlb anDsre ipiyptise Yuntte ltIlo
in Gturm genommen tDorOell.'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-11-13
Melte @rfolge oer
oeuti@en &eere

Ansre bel 0peren langiam sDrtitte eber 500 fran
oie guos uno brie @eanse semat erb
aenanere Der 8rn mur0en abghgen Sn gferbiu oG cine
10000 nn a Nree eerbn breid9ieer sdladt aeaaen
uno gum Gud5ug 9e5uuneeu tpDroen ien
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-11-13

I. SOnoOn, Il, stOO. v,gsenn mau
GcOenft, BAH sic Dcutid,cn lmnmebr
ypern 6eiest Iaiten uno. Sa5 itarfc
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-11-13
Gage befric6igcllo. int Often

9i gorbparmee sroken Gog sel e cine farfe
rufide Ablune lna 1000 Gnaeae ma 8rOhe Nen ass
pDrrd erbeucte Die 9u1en uurOen d5ug acSrunacn
l1nterleeboot feutert britiides @diff
Gang Der gdhe Wnong lhanes ml oas cnadbc ga
npnn6pD 9er cn nereebpD @ Sentern qebrad1t Cfiz
5 Mannida muroen get Gies aaseen Scr Mns
fang acknowledgement Ntade uf bic nebe Suite betrad5
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-11-13

2Dsl0funs bonn Gsinbt srfolste an
fanbslos 1lnb obne 9srfOlsang. 0ie
Meusruppierung biefsr Rrdfte 5ur
6ortfebung ber Sperationen erfclsts
I'll Set 2inie. Rutao<R Ronazg geobOns=
Som =Miinbuns. Sn Goliaien ipnr<
ben bie erreidttn @tellungen iiber<
cll sebalten troB ipiitenber Geeenanz
eriffe Der @uifen. Bic blutig abgs<
ipiefen ipurben.
sSn Gerbien baben pir in 6opez
Drina= =Mintel ftarfe ferbifAe @telz
lun9en erobert, an foniten @itnoti<
I'll linDerdnbert. 8osnien DOu Sem
be esfdubert.
Acknowledgement gattoros bduert
erfolalos fort.
Sir Sic ifrnppelloic Torenne5-
.iie Ser 6niien 1T darafteriitiid>
SAT fie anf gefansrnna9me Ooer
lSrmoronng Ser &pmmonoicrenocn
-nnierer glrmecn eilen Ireis bon
$4,000 Mnbel seistt babe9. Gs sr-
folgte audi Gin sttentat anf cincn
nnierer fomman0ierenbcn @enerdle,
lutldsS iebod eladlidjetipeiie er-
fOlglDS blieb.
petrosrao, 10. Nop. Dit MaiIen
MAIDEN ibrcn @erbiin6etsn Die mait<
teiIung, ooB iie Sci goloop iiber oie
oeutfGe Gren5e sebrohen, il Set
Ridtung bon Mlana Dor9eriidt jino,
uno bei 6Oloou, 9ftpreuBen, ben Gi<
fenbabnbetrieb gum @tiuitano eez
braat baben. Die Deutf4en 4aOen
ii& nod Oem ruilifhen 8eridte BON
aolo na4 GIupco, llnntittelbor oil
Der Deutf4en grsn3e, iiibOitlid3 pon
@nelen, 5nriidge5o9en. SIN 9iioen
iino pie Auffen anseblih nod INNER
oamit beiddftist, oie Seiterreiaer
auf aratau 5ariidsubrdngen. Gio>
lid Bpm NraemhA lpolIen pie Rui1en
1000 Gefangene 9emd4t bdben.
(Die Huilen ertpdbnen pie Wartbe<
steuungen BET Deutfth.u nibt.
DoB Is eitiigen Muifeu seluneen iein
fou. iiber sic oeutfde @renae 5u sez
lansen, lift gor nidt dusssf4lcRtn.
Die @tslun9 bei Slupea bat nidts
nit ser DartbezStelluue 5u tllil oa
bic Martbe fiiblih ppm @lupeo einen
tDeiten 8ogsl modt uno oie Staot
gar midi beriibrt. SIN iibrisen eebt
jeood aus Ser poreeidotenen ruff
fden Stenuns herpOr, olb, lpis on
/ fanes oes &rieees IN 9fpreuBen. lo
nun aud jeBt pie ruiIiide Gruat
tpieosr einmal reif getporoen 1T.
General bon 9in0enbur9 Oiirfte ile
|.AbaIo pfliiden. Mnm. pet gfeo.
2onoon, 10. glOp, Dem aeutsrs
| 8ursou gins aug Mien fOlgen6es
Feleeramm bes acknowledgements
fden @eneralftobes 81: sltR{ere
triessrifdsn 0perotiOnen in fiioIiz
den Rrisestbsoter moden duBerii
aiinltise Gortfaritte, 0bsleib unz
| isr 0ormorfd ouf osr 2inie Sos
n;B Sdabas our4 fart befsftiats
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-11-13

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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-08-06
Y tEFi.F
andlhe-esdmatesm may be found at the

and1le-estimate may be found at the
office of the city engineer.
ft-.fs-my opinion that the esti-
mate of the, city engineer is very lib.
efel ahdi that the work would not
cost the property owners more than
he has figured. The city has a large
amount of gravel available for the
streets and the improvement can be
made now at a lower cost than UNI
der any other circumstances. The
council is very anxious to be fair in
the matter and explain the situation
to any property owners affected by
the Improvement"
The figures prepared by City Engi-
neer Sid II. Smith show that West
Third avenue, where it is proposed
to grade and oil hte horoughfare be-
tween Rowley and Iowa. streets, that
it would cost property owners $12.57
for each 50-foot lot. The proposed
grading and travelling Of West
Fourth avenue, from the alley be-
tween Main and RowleY, streets to
Isadore street ,carries an estimated
assessment of $21!O3a for each so
feet of. frontage. The grading of
East Sixth avenue between Lang
don and Foster streets, would cost
property owners $S.23 for each so
feet, of frontage. ,snrT eQA -
The engineer stestimates have been
on file since the middle of June.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-08-06
SMALL COST IN
FIXING STREETS
BASIS FOR OPERATION Is SLIGHT
DECLARES COUNCILMAN A.
G. MILES, CHAIRMAN ON
STREETS COMMITTEE.

Work of grading. graveling OF oil
in the streets of Mitchell could be
done at a very low cots, asserted
Councilman A. G. Miles. chairman OF
the streets and alleys committee, in
commenting upon the consideration
of the question to be given by the
City conncl at its meeting on Mon
day evening
THE city council said Mr.. Miles,
lis anxious to give all the informa-
ton possible over the proposed I'M
provement of. some of our streets.
We do not want to impose q burden
on any property-owners, but we are
DESTROYS of keeping up with the I'M,
provement' of roads all over the coun-
try.
Some of the owners of property
who have signed petitions against
the proposed grading and crawling
on West Fourth have informed me
that they did SO because they could
not find out what the assessment
would be on the improvement. Under
the state law, however, it isr neces-
sary to make an estimate of. the cost
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-08-06
SELLS
HIS NEWSPAPER
GEORGE TANNING STARTED PUB
LEGATION AT ROSCOE WHEN
GRAND FORKS HAD NEAR
EST PAPER NORTH.

Egan, S. D.--George Lanning,
member of the state board of chart
ties and correction. has sold the Egan
Express to Roy d. Rogers. who has
been foreman of the plant. In his
announcement of the change, Mr..
Lanning says in part:
"In June, 1878, / came to Moody
county, Dakota Territory, and on the
Goth day of that month 1 published
the first number of the first paper
v e in Moody county-The Roscoe
Express. at the town of Roscoe. sit
uated just this side of the river where
the railroad crosses it about half
way between Egan and Flandreau.
"At the date mentioned thes tates
of South and North Dakota cosnpr1s-
ed the Territory of Dakota, and we're
ruled under a Territorial form of
government, The country was very
sparsly settled at that time. The
only railroad in what is now South
Dakota was the line running from
Sioux City 10 Yankton, but the
Omaha sline from Worthington,
MINI, reaehed Sioux Falls that same
year. There was not another news
paper in the Territory north of Ros-
coe until Grand Forks was reached"