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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-11-19

Some time last Monday night, Late
Hampton, popular young man ol
Shelley, who has been acting as nigh
watchman since the first of the
month, was found dead alongside ol
the county road about two miles north
Of Shelley, near the A. T. Lawrence
ranch.
Monday afternoon three strange Me,
leans in a buggy made their appear.
ance in Shelley and entered the Shell.
ley Mercantile store and stole suit
of clothes and an overcoat. The theft
was reported to Mr. Hampton, who
caught the thief with the coat, and
after taking It away from him and
returning it to the store, allowed him
to join his comrades. When he re-
covered the coat he did not know that
the Mexicans had stolen a suit also,
and when he learned that they had,
which was about 6 o'clock, he i'm
mediately saddled his horse and fol-
lowed them in the direction Of Idaho
Falls. Not returning in a reasonable
time his friends became alarmed for
his safety and formed a posse to
search for him, but several hours of
search revealed no trace of the miss.
ing officer.
About 8 O'Clock Tuesday morning
boy going to school found his body
IN the brush alongside of the road
and gave the alarm Friends i'm
mediately repaired to the spot and
found the dead body of tho officer
and brought it to his home. The
face was badly swollen, and after a
washing it was found that he had
been shot in the left eye and in
stantly killed.
1t is very evident that he lost his
life attempting to arrest the Bask
thieves who shot him off his horse
and left the animal to take care of
himself, and which was found in
the vicinity Of the killing. The dead
officers star and pistol were missin.,
Fourteen hours after the crime was
committed Sheriff Jones was notified
and Immediately repaired to the spot
where the dead man was found and
where the crime had undoubtedly been
committed. He found the shell of the
fatal pistol ball near where the body
lay. and located the buggy that the
Mexicans hired in livery stable in
Idaho Falls, where it was returned
about Up. m. From indications he
found he believes the man that done
tho killing rode the officers horse
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-11-19

of as substantial and modern bank
edifices. They are impressive monu-
ments Of thrift and stability, and
nothing could better advertise tho
prosperity of our city and county
than these two beautiful bank builL-
ings with ther most modern and
convenient interiors and exteriors.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-11-19

printed the hand-bills free Of charge,
and good B, l. L. paid for the print
ing of the tickets, to each and all
Chapter B extends sincere thanks.
The sum of one hundred dollars has
been deposited in local bank, await
ing final arrangements for sending
to the Red Cross Relief Fund.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-11-19
MEXICANS MUIR
DER AN OFFICER

to station called Cotton, where he
turned the animal loose and boarded
freight train going south shortly
after the killing, as the team was
returned to the barn by only twl
Mexicans. There is no Glow as to
the whereabouts Of the criminals.
Mr. Lafayette Hampton was a very
popular young man in Shelley, where
for several years he managed the
pool hall of +. ]. Kerney, and after
his death went into the butcher bust
ness with VIM. Johnson, and later wal
employed by the Shelley Cold Stor-
age Several years ago he married
Miss Ruby Adams, who with two
young babies, mourn the loss of a
devoted husband and father. He also
has two brothers in Shelley. a mo.
ther, two brothers and sister in
Ogden, Utah. where he was born
about 81 years ago.
Descriptions Of Fugitives
One tall slim Mexican six feet tall
and about % years of age, with light
skin for man Of his race. Wore a
black overcoat and black hat, and
speaks broken English.
One Mexican about six feet tall,
with broad shoulders and about 1So
pounds. Smooth shaven, dark clothes,
light cap!' soft shirt, dark curley hair,
and speaks fairly good English.
One dark Mexican about 5 feet and
or inches tall, carrying dark over
coat on shoulders or arm, with 4
round fleshy face. Drove span of
very leggy grey horses pulling sim
gle-seated fairly old buggy with top
turned down.
Eleven suspects were arrested in
Salt Lake and examined and all were
released, not meeting the description
OF the Mexicans. All police and county
officers have been furnished full de-
scriptions and requested to arrest
and hold suspects.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-11-19
Joy to the Bankers Heart

The dependable man the one that brings joy the
bankers heart He the kind the bank likes do business
with Whatever the Of the Obligation be $50 $5,O0O
II when DUE he should be the bank ION
the dot and explain why The bank always ready and will
Ing explain any thing connection with its business and
expects its customers to do the No should have
anything his business which he lay bare befor his
banker. However much he may think he has right
up thing. regarding his business from the public, this right
does extend hi. banker and unless he is willing give
his banker his entire confidence he has expect the
assistance in the power Of the banker render The joy
Of the bankers heart the who may be absolutely depended
upon 6rs last and all the me If any young starting
in business has idea that character business Of
the highest order let him talk banker about and he
will have change his mind We solicit the business Of
few dependable men.
D. w. STANDROD & co. Banker.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-30

9}ojor gilbert Bfael1oer ltellte Ste
ether a1loerer4 ie et1t Srouereibeltber,
Elm 9G11op5Fabrtfat coer et1l Gertreter
irae11o ei11er Set 5pectal syntereiien TIM
ongcipro6er bdtte I'M a1lS5u ft11oe11 NO
er ltebe tHoe5u9 ouf 5ufiinfttsez@elets=
9eb1lng.
St ipreb bon Dem Netdtum uniere8
9taotes melder nett 9r0ber lit lpte Ste
met ten BON n11S abnen. Sn letner J>eoe
lieb er eS bl1r6bltden, bab er letne
Gboncen aendhlt su lperOen, al8 au8gez
5etdnet 6etra6te. ST betonte, oab e8
linn mod ME ei1toe{allen let, Gotb gu
lperfen ober ieine ejegner gu oerldun1oen
meli btes nidt ebrenboft lei mlo err
1nabnte iei1le 3ub0rer IolGe 5afttf on
Ser gSablurue 5u teitrofer. Son bier
gtn9 ber e5pe5ialsug iiber Gourtlano
r1ad) Ct Yeter. Gjeltern Ibeno fa110
ei1'e Maiienperionlnlluna IN O}antato
itott, nobet Serr Sean u. Jlittie Ben
Torltt3 fiibrte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-30
0esaalage int 8etrieb,

5eit Greitag, ben 16. Sftober, bat
Seem lllnn 0a5 fiir 2tbt unb Set55lpede.
0ar1tt ion ni6t geiagt fei1, oab idon
ieoer Ser baS @aS baben lpill, baSl lelbe
ldon bat. Sour etne gertnge N1Bobl
itnO bis jest NIT Ser @a8anlage oerz
bunoen unb freuen ii6 iiber Sic 9feuerz
ln1g, Gein 91ub, fetn @dntub u11o in
5 Mtnuten beibes Walier itnb etlt6e ser
8or5iige uel6e bon BEN 6al1Sfrauen
angefiibrt Deroen. BiS iebt baben 1t6
300 Gunoen gemelbet. Dte @elellz
f6aft ermartet 5uoerl i6tlt6, oab bt11nen
etnen SabreS lih Die s3abl betnabe per=
boppeln mirb. Die Gosbebdlter baben
eine Gapacttdt BON 40 btS $4,000
@ubtffub. 9te 0a8anlage farrn Is, 900
Gubtffub pro 9tllnoe fabrtctren. .DaS
@ebduoe 0itlt6 BON Dem Mortbtpelterr1
Giienbabngeleiie lit betnabe ferttg.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-30
&am1mp1to feiert
grobe $riltmpbe*
n 3een treen nit ether ubermdligenoen
Waipritdt er>pdblt.

Wsajprttdt ertpdblt,

5rot Ser 1atlade, bab @ooerneurS=
canbioat Sanmonb erIt fur5 iiber etne
@o6e lei11e @ampogne TN @taat oftto
betretbt, 10 MERIT 1na11 an ieoer 9ano,
bab er jei1,en1 @egner 10 itarf Gon<
currens n1a6t, bab iosula9en ale s3met=
fel iiber 9ammo10S 9ieg auSgei6lol! len
iino, trobben1 bob Weinneiota etne
11ormalzrepu epubltfanti6e D}aioritdt BON
slpti6en $4,000 uno 100000 aufmei!t t.
S0anlmonb 1na6t leine Gampagne tn
ei11em @pectal5ug >peld)er BON ietnen
6reunben IN be11 peri6teoenen 3etlen
DeS @taates be3ablt- Inn e8 ibm gu erz
er1nDgli6en au6 Sic entferntelten Yunfte
beS @taateS gu errei6en unb ii6 BEN
2euten por5ultelen Die tim no6 nt6t
9ebDrt ober geieben baben.
@ein @esner Wiaiam s. See ro9te
au9 einen 8erlu6, ieine Tre11oe 81 be-
>pegen gu einem @pe5tal5u9 bet5ulteuern,
aber eS blieb bel bem Berlu6. @ine
rie1tge Npatbie bat it6 unter BEN friiberen
Tiibrern ser republtfaniiden Yartet be-
nerfbar ger1a6t, mel6e8 mobl ba1lptz
iddli6 bem nmltano 5ugel6rteben tper=
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-30

Neoner por. St ltellte 6errn 5an1<
1nonb als SEN r1d6lte11 @operneur 0eS
@taateS por tpel6em BON 9eiten Der
.3ubDrer etn entbnltaltti6er Gnpfang
bereitet murbe. Die 3ett >par gu fur5
gernel1en I'M e8 9errn 9annmono gu err
m0slt6ett bic 9ageSfragen etn9ebe1ro gu
erDrterr. 91ebner fiibrte an, bab tn
ei11er ietner friiberen politii6en Cant
poer1en oie 6raee anfectau@t pdre, oh
er ODER Ser fribere @on9rebmamn Mc=
Glearp Sic 8emtlli9ung fir unler Yoit
Sfftce @ebdlbe befon1men bdtte. @S
banbelte lt6 barnalS um iein @ort gege11
oa8 BON anberen lpel6e baS @egenteii
bebanpteten.
San1no11b iagte, bab Ste Seem Timer
oonalS IN ser @abl ibnn ba8 e3eugnt8
oes @loubenS an feline Gbrenbafttefeit
au8gel ltellt bdtten uno essS ibm nt6tS
mobler 9etan babe u11b er boffte, oab Ste
Bitrger Stem l1lm8 unb u1n9egen0 tbrn
>pteberu1n @lauben l6enfen &piiroen men11
er ibner iagte, bab ibnem nod nte etne
8eIte6ung angeboten fpuroe, uno oab
meoer IN bteler Champagne ober IN irgenb
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-30
esSunge tpieoer 5urisdgetehrt.

9[ugult &roldel ser ouf 10 mplteri0is
Weii ie am 2. Sftober aus bent tOetm
ietner @ltern IN Iolpn W}tlforb perz
i6wonb, lit felt lebter 0ode 1pieber bel
uW}uttern" Ho1iSet Gbief Blaf bon
9leepp @ne befon Mort BON Der Boltz
5eibeb0r0e bon 6o1loa, Soma, oob ite
etnen Sungen fe eitgenolnmen bdtten ber
Ser auSgei6idter 8ei6reibung iber Ben
perlorenen Nugnlt &rol6el iebr dbnlih
lei. Ser Sater NIT etnem Der J50bne
reiite iofort na6 Soma uno fanoen bort
BEN entloufenen .Sungen >pel6en .itf
lofort no6 @ouie bra6ten.
Der Slnge tpetgert 1i6 ablolut trge1tba
>pel6e Nu8funft 5u ge6en iiber Ste 8e=
me9grii11be >pe8balb er ipegltef un0 1pe
er iiberall getpelen mar. @rii11be 3um
Tortlaufen lagen ablolut fetne Dor.
Nn bem betreffenoe1l Morgen, Tretta9,
2. Sftober, tpurOe er BON ieinen 8ater
un9efdbr I'm 6 llbr 9elpedt. &urye
s3eit 1pdter iab man i'm iiber Sen SOL
geben uno bo1ln ipar er auf eir111al per=
l6tpunben. Gr NOR auf lei11em 8icpeie
fortgefabren. Sci ct. San1e8 lieb er
bie|es iteben unb gtng 5u Tub netter
nnb ipurbe bo1ln ipdter BON ei1en Tarrne1
aufgegabelt ser tim roeb ser YpltSetbe=
b0rbe tn Tonoa, Sopa, nabm.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-30
Demurrer" abgeipieien.

Sn Sen @erldumblneSproseIien mel
6e @rnit @tder8ft 9egen Ybtlip 2telh
antrebte, btnterlegten Sic N0pofaten
be8 8erflagten etnen iogenannten r9e=
murrer" IN nelhem tie Die &lagel6rtft
abgelpieien baben mollten aus benz
0runbe, bab tpern au6 bie Hidttgfett
berielben 5ugegeben tpiirbe, bod fetn
@runb CUR &lase porldee. .Oiele Nn=
gelege1lbett fam Dor Nt6ter Slien III
ct. Setter CUR @erbanblnng unb er Fat
bteien Demurrer" abgefpteien ltn0 eem
gerflagten 20 Sage 3eit gegeben lein
NnttportSi6reiben Sl1 binterle9en. Salts
oteieS gei6tebt, 70 f0nnte Ste &luge nod
In bem De5emberternltn 5nr gerbQnoz
lung fonlmen. @8 mag ietn, baB Der
Gerflagte ni6t nit benz @rfenntnts BON
Mt6ter Slien 5nfrieben lit lnto an Die
b6bere Snitan5 appelltrt+
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-30
Miepllet Gpuntp 9iitrift @eridt sbe=
en0et.

Der Oftober Diftrift @ertdtstern,in
BON gficollet County mel6er lebten
DtenStag tn ct. Setter Ri11eH Nnfang
nabm, fam don am 9antStaga1ittae
3n @nbe. Die 3tpet porltegenben &ri=
r,1inalfdlle tpur6en btS gum nd61ten Sc
ri6tsterr1tn perl6obe11.
Son Sen 10 aneen1elbete11 @iotlfdfleu
ipurben folgenbe geitri6en: Minne=
lota 6arner8' Wutual Sninraree SO.
gegen Yeter @uitaflon; @tlltan 6uels=
famp oe9er 5olpn 2afanette; Spbn.O
Sart 9e9e11 M. &c. ct. 8. 8p. go.
9Solgenbe 6dlle tpnrben auf ben
na6lten @)ert6tStermin oerl6obens
Sulius @tiebn1 sesen sos. so, S6a1ss
Nbolpb q, 9olmiteab 9esen @bler &C.
Quare.
Sir baS &arnmergeri6t mdbren6 oe1
GafanS: Sobn 56neiber ge9en Gng=
eller 8retptns Co.; @illiam Sungers
eesen Marsaret Stllts ct al; Billiarn
SunserS geeen @elen &eltsen ct ~atss
95ortb>peitern Marble &c. 1ile So. gegen
$. $. 91elio1 @onitrllction &c.; 9erz
man Hoebler 'eegen Conn 8oaro d
@ourtlanb.
| @or Gt6ter >pdbre11o bieleS Iernltnss
Sen1ima 8. @rape8 ct al 9egen. Sobn g.
8renneSbolt5 ct al; QSilliam &onSbr1ld
9e9en 2ena gfel1on ct al; 5oipn aBelz
grabe seeen Nlfreo Yeterlon ct al;
Masbalina 3tn1metb segen s&atbarine
@altS ct al.
syn Sem eriten Surp Sail, Huad W}c=
Dermott ge9en .. S. HeterS, banhelte
es it6 um sic Mtetbe elmer Tarm. Ser
&ld9er perlanete $598 u1b Ste Surp
nod 1nebritiinbtger 8eratrn9 ipra6 tbrn
am Donnersta9a6rnitta9 $266 gu.
Sn Sem 5tpetten Surp Sail, 8elfte
McGrta sege1r @btparo 8orneman1b
9fa6labpermalter BON 5artem perlaugte
bie &ldgertn 56aoenerlab in Der CUNT:
n1e BON $4,000 fiir 8ru6 eines Gbez
.perlpre6ens. @ie fiibrte ol1, bab .5err
Sartclp periprode,l bdtte iie am 25.
0e5ember 1913 3u betraten u11D aln
6o6SeitStage ibr @ieentlm I'M @e1a
BON $4,000 SIT iiberibreiben. 9err
9artelp FAM ant 27. 9fopenlber 1918
|our6 etnen llnfan INNS 9ebe1r Nlll
Mntrog Ser Nnlpd[te beS 8erflagten
Fiipurbes Ste Glage dbgeipteie1L na6ben
bic Gldseril ibr 3eugenoerb0r bee1lbet
bate.
Ser lette 9urp TaH Ser 3ur Ser
bonblung. fan1 mar Der bon parrn
9aroemarrn sesen 8. sc. 0eqpes, ST.
gentun1er 6e8 g5icollet S5otel. Dte1erc
ein 9}eeer, perlonete $500 96aoenerlot
lpeil Ser @erflagte lt6 semeigert bottf
ibm Soft uno 2o9i8 IN fetnem 9otel gu
eeben. Dte Srrp ipra6 be1n &ldger
$1.O0 9haoereriats 81. Gun e'1l5tger
! GeridtSfan fam CUR 8erbenolung, Der
bon gilltant &onsbrlld 9ege11 2ena
9}el lon ct al tpel6en Nt6ter Sl1en
ipdter nti6et6en nitro.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-30

SEN fann, bob einc erobe NnSabl Ser
Nepublifoncr fiiblell bob See ntcbt Ser
loei@de Gonoioot Der Nartei tit, lrnb
oab leine &omp IeStpeile, Gotb 3l1 pe1fen
u1o Ben jekt9en G]ooer1eur SIT perunz
elin1pTen ibnen etnfad) nt6t su{ogt.
2ebte 9So6e erltredte 1th 9an1monoS
Champagne iiber Ben n0rbltden Sell beS
5tqates. ueberoll feterte er Iriulnpbe
Ser Mnorang ibn 5ll bDren iiberltteg ale
@rpartunoer. 0tele gSo6e pirD er IN
1einer Iour et11en Ieil beS 2. 0iltrifteS
beriibren. W}ittnoUna1nlittog nar er
in 9lebppob TallS no 11obeSu tau leno
Meni6en 1t6 etneeful1oen batten um tim
I'll bDren. 9(benbs Iprod ct IN W}arz
lban no Is bis 1900 O}er1ben ibu be-
oriibten, pier11ol 10 pie( ols 1ein gegner
bate bel lei1lsr Gr0fInungSreOe. Set
ieber Citation mo Ser Spe5to(5ug a11=
bielt, purOe 0ol1lnono entbulioitilt be-
griibt. Gr batte CUTE GerIan1n1lunse1l
i11 Spru1gfielo uno Sleepp Gpe.
TroB ber unpofIenbe11 Stllnoe bter IN
Seem lllm az llbr Is bis II llbr 50)
batten lt6 bul1berte bon Ofeni6en an
ser Totr @tore STE periammelt u11
9an1mo11o 81 ieben unb 81 b0re1. Der
erite Nebner 1por Sean q. Tlittie Ger
oen1ofrattide Ganoioat fiir Sen Gonz
greb. Tlittte ma6te ei1en iebr guten
Gtnbrud. Gr ipra6 IN &iir5e iiber ote
Ioriffra9e, '1nD mabte es 1etnen 3uz
bDrern flar, bab OaS lln0ermoob 5arifz
geieb ben 6arner ri6t sel6a0et bat,
unb audi 1t6t Oen9lrbeiter ul1b bem0ez
i6dftSma1rn. Die etnst9en bte baoon
betroffen moroen ieter, ltno Sic 9pecial
S1ltereIen 11nO auf bieie mar i6ltebli6
baS @eiet abgeieben. ST. beto11te, bab
es einen oen1ofrattl6en Yrdltbent 1no
einen1 be1r1ofratii6en Gongreb 5u per=
banfen iet, oab etn Gtnfon1n1enfel1erz
gelet pallirt purbe mel6eS Oa3u Bet
frasen miiroe bon BEN 9et6en 5teuern
81 befon1mer mel6e8 btSber 11t6t Ser
Sail mar.
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~.

*: y. =
2onbon, 27. 0tt. Sic @@la4t,
bic ben 9eutf@en ben Meg nah Go=
lais Dffnen i'm, 1T mod unenti@iez
ben. 9te Deut1@en baben ben l1ez
bergang iiber ben Dier=&anal teuer
erfauft. Mn bieier @tele Der @@lq9t
1T nit unfogbarer Wut unb Grbttz>
terung getdmpft tporoen. Die beutz
1@en @ertdrfungen, bic pbne I'M
terlob berbeiitrDmen, itnb teilmei1e
nod ni9t in Mttton getreten. Die
9pffnung ber @ngldnber, NIT ibrer
5lotte bic 9eut16en bon Der &aite
&peg5ubolten, 16etnt ii3 nidt berz
tpirtli9en gu pol1en, ba bereits gez
melbet tpirb, DOB Die engli1ben
@Giffe fib 70 peit por Ben beutf@en
@e1@iben 5uriid5ieben mubten, boB
iie ni6t mebr gefdbrli6 unb tell
lpeife gon3 auber Der @6ubpeite
iinb. Stool 1dperere beutfhe G5e<
i9iibe iinb 6ereits in 8riigge angez
fommen, unD ibr @r19etnen ouf
benz @@la@tfelbe fann augenblidli9
erpartet tperben. Damn ptr0 bic
@9lo@t no@ grcufiger merben.
sSn @nglonb tpartet man NIT
@pannung auf ben 2lugenblid, in
benz bic 9eutiGen ben erparteten
9ur6Fob CUR @ee na@ Der Morbz
tiiite 8elgiens mo@en mer9en. M}on
nimmt bielfo@ an, bab ibnen bies
unter benz @dube Der beutf@en Sc
f6ube, bic ben &anal Big CUR 9dlfz
tie beqlem beftrei6en, lei@t mDglia
fem tpirb. ssSn Milbelmsbaben liez
gen 19neue &reu5er unb etne gan5e
Mn3obl BON Sorpebobooten.
9aB bic 9eutf@en nt@t nahgeben
tperben, Bis iie bic franoDiii9en
&u1enftdbte in tbren 6dnben boben,
liegt orf ber 6anb, unb ieoer @ngz
lGnber tpeib, pas Dos gu bebeuten
bot, 9ie @egenb, in Der bic @9lo9t
tobt, bietet Elm furdtbares 8ilb Der
@ertpiifung. 9os 1@redli4fe @rb<
beben bdtte feline fur@tbarere Mirz
flung boben t0nnen, ols bieler felt
elmer Mo6e tobenbe f9>pere Sc
i@ibtampf. 9ie @erluite blieben
ni6t ouf Die 9euti@en be{9rdntt.
9ie Belsier allein ioQen am Oferz
&anol 10000 2eute perloren boben.
Qluf ben iibrigen Seilen Der @@lo6tz
front bat ii9 Die Sage penig Der<
dnbert. @s 1@eint iebo@, bob bic
9eut14en Tortf@rttte in Der Ndbe
bon 8erbun gema9t bnben, Da man
in ben beuti ben 8eri9ten febr biel
BON benz bolbigen 5ou ber 5eftung
5prtdt. N}on partet augenl9einli9
ouf ben Moment, in benz bic rtefiz
gen 8elogerungsge16iiBe 10 in gtelz
lung gebra6t &pprben iinb, boB fie
bic @tabt @erbun 1elbit erret@en
fDnnen. 9os 1pirbe bas Gnbe BE-
6euten, 8ei 9feims balten bic 9eut<
iden i5re @teuungen, Sic {6einen
in bieler @egen5 gar ni9t ben @er>
fu6, gu MAIDEN, bor5uriiden. sSbr
gan5es Mugenmerf 1T barouf gez
ridtet, ibre borttoen @te[luneen au
halten.
2on6on, 81. Sft. Ser 8ergen=
&orrefponhent Der u9oilp Motl"
melbet in elmer 9ebe1dhe an feline
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s7ssxs.,t !, NJ
folgenbe Grfldrung befonnt gegeben
hat:
nMenn bic englif@e Ma@e an unz
feren 5lotteni itationen in ber NGbe
BON 5elgolonb beute fat unmDslt6
1T, 70 tpirb lie bouftdnbig unmDgz
li4 tperben, tpenn 8elgien unb bic
NOrbtii1te bon 5rontrei@ Bis CUR
MInbung ber Seine in beutf f4en
9dnben 1inb.
rSSm 2anfe ser 3eit iuerben 'uir
galais nnb auabrideinli6 audi
9ieppe unb @abre lit 1tnieren &eiik
bringen. ltniere 125Dligen @anbit=
5en trascn IA Meilen nno sic IL
5Dligel1 npd piel meiter. @nslano
oarf fid amf lueitere 9lrtiaerie=lteber=
raiGnugen gefaRt 1naGen.
9elb1t penn ss uns ni9t mDglt9
iein lpirb, bon Der fran5DiH@en noh
81 III sfgltfden aufte beriiber5ufdiez
Besp f. f0nnen mir uns 6o@ fir
Die beutf@en @@iffe eine @i@er<
beitS5one i9uffen, bic iicb peiter als
iibet Die 6dlfte Des si@iffbaren Maiz.
{er5 erf ftreden 1pirbe.
"9ie> fron5DiifGen 6dfen perben
als 8aits fir Sorpeboboote, Inter
5eeboote, &reu5er unb @er1 1orgungsz
i&iffe bienen, unb t0nnten bur@ et=
ne boppelte o6er breifode Geibe bon
Minen .abfolut ii9er gemadt pers
ben, Wonn bieles breifa@e Miz
nenfelb bon Der fran501i9en no9
ber enelii@en &iifte gelegt perben
tDnnte, bann lpiirben bic englt14en
@tdbte portsmoutb un0 plpmoutb
pon bet 9}orblee abgel6nitten merz
ben. Die @erbinbung I'M @@ottz
lan0 berum tpdre nit groben @4piez
rigteiten perbunben.
rDte M0gli@feit bes 2egens 1olz
9er Mtnen pirb ni6t be5tpetfelt, tpeil
es unter Dem @6ub BON @rtiaerie
gei9eben fDnnte. I'm 1ere Stptf fipn
BON Inter 1eez unb SorpeDobooten
&piirbe ebenfaQs in Nftion treten, unb
Elm @infou in Gnglonb pdre !ehr
let9t m0glt@."
2onbpn. 81. Sft. 3peitoufe116
Jlu@tltnge bon Golois iinb geftern
in Sabre eingetroffen. 60 melbet
bet &prreiponbent Der nNeuter Sc
legrom Co.. Gr fagt, boB bic
Slii@tlinge fi9 bor ben 9eutiben
furdten, Die angebli9 balb D6r @a{ais
ertpartet iperben. Die met item
Tlii9tlinge finb auf bic @tdbte I'M
9}or0en unb mittleren Trontrei9
bartetlt.
2on6on, 27, Sft. Ser &orrez
1ponoent Der nMorning poft" 1neloet
feiner 3eitung unter Dem Datum
bes "a. Sftober iiber bic 2oge i'm
0fli6en Sell bes MtsnezSoles fol-
genbes:
r@S 1T m0glt6 baB Die 9eutf6en
bic Mb1i6t boben, bic 2inie ben
gan5en Winter 5u balten, unb penn
iie ibre @tenungen befeitigen, nirb
es ibnen febr let6t nDgli6 fem. @s
1T ii6er, baB tie ni@t peiter auf
fran5Dfi19es @ebiet porriiden t0n<
nen.
(9er &orrelponbent i@etnt baS
febr genau 5u tpiffen. @ober er
feline Metsbeit bot unb tporauf er
feline &ebauptung baiiert, iagt er
nt@t. Mnm. ;. Reb.)
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-30
9e1tl@e @rfolge
iiber MQiirte

Mo INNER obne Gnaeionne obt Se edlat 5piien
Operen Meupm gebet 9enten oppb
als audi me 2ie langam pprorn9en gerlne Mn
maen nngebe ien Mein 10000 8er perlett
9etDte nnb oie fan5Den &ue iD0en
tt oe 9eutid9en 5ur Gamp oes Rpmains nabmen .aan.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-30
10000 @efam9ene ppr S1pan9prpl

H 9 Gage auf bem 1an ieesiqupat iberaus eanig
m snomen gSariau 4aben bic eedn sruppen ale
aer uid &plpnnn abgeiagen Gues bemid)en &Dps bat
10000 @eansene eemadt SIN Srina Stt baben sic Ceer
5pe fenbde Gtluneen getirmt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-30
M11frl1br 1T ben &nremitaate1

Sic in Sabaifa aus9ebrDdene Gebeln arpe
Se gbeen baben bere Sranie 6eiaat
bett o gmgSbeamten seansen Sic aten reibeits
fdmp General be Q8 uno @eneral 8epers sic Sihrer
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-10-30

2onbon, 81. Dft. Ser 8ersen<
&orrefponhent Der u9ailp Motl"
melbet in elmer 9epef6e an feline
3eitung, bob ein bem &riegsminiite<
rum in Berlin attQ@ierter General
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-06-04
A Century AGO,

One hundred years ago DR.. Thomas
Fanshawe Middleton was consecrated
first bishop of Calcutta. The conse-
Grafton took place in London, and soon
afterward the new bishop sailed for
India. In Calcutta. he laid the foun-
dalton for the Bishops college in 1920,
and established consistory court In
that city. While zealously engaged in
his duties he was attacked with a
fever, of which he died in 1922. For
more than a century the efforts to
spread the Christian faith In India
have continued. Numerically the
Christian population in the great east
ern empire is still Insignificant,
amounting to only about one per cent
of the population, but 1t is generally
admitted to have an influence out of
all proportion to its numbers.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-06-04
AVOID SPREADING OF DISEASE
Precautions That Should Be Observed
by Those Afflicted With
tuberculosis.

All persons who are intimately as
ISOLATED with cases Of active pulmo-
nary tuberculosis cannot be too eau.
tious about the proper disposition of
tubercular sputum. Such sputum
should always be received in cups
containing a five per cent solution of
lysol or carbolic acid, or, in the alb
sence Of these, milk of lime Paper
cups, made especially for this purpose,
may be used and subsequently burned.
Soiled handkerchiefs and cloths
should be immersed for one hour in
lysol or carbolic acid five per cent
and then boiled before they are han.
died. The patient should be provided
with a set Of dishes for his exclusive
use, and these should be kept by
themselves and boiled thoroughly aft,
er each meal. Remember that tuber-
culosis is a preventable disease, but
that its control can be accomplished
only by the strictest observance of
sanitary precautions.