davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-08-14
Nutp l1nfall nimmt LtDtliden @erlaif.

Sin Mntonn1obtlunfall ,pel6er 1t6 auf
ser @leepn Gne Moab 3tpt16en Saubrt6s
l1nb @lutb8 Ylab Wlittpo9 Mbenb furs
por 6 nbr eretgnete nabn1 setne11 t0t=
lt6en 8erlarf.. Ser gu Tob gefomnte1n
lit ser befan11te 5armer Solepb 6elber
bon Totpn @tarf. ST befanb ii6 l11it
ietner Trau l1nb Io6ter IN 8eglettung
bon Sobn 5el9et In beilen Nutonoba
ipel6er bieielben na6 9auie fabren noll=
te.
@ie baS l1ngliid eel6ab fann nt6t
NIT 8eittnmtbeit 9e1a9t meroen. Sc
i6etnt Gl8 oh ber 2enfer gu nett re6ts
gefabren lpar unb Damn gu i6nell lt11f8
brebte nm tpteber auf bte Mttte ser 9a11bz
1trabe 3u fonln1en. Dte 8tegung ntuB
au flr5 9e>peien ietn, 0enn oas ltnfe @tn=
terrab murbe bemoltrt nnb bte @ar
ldlug etn lnb etnbalb W1al iiber ebe 1tt
gum Sttllltanb gebra6t tpurbe.
91a6 Der @trabe na9 gu urteilen
1pltrbe oa8 Muto 1nsefdbr 3tpet Nutben
gei6letft. Mtllie @lutb tpel6er SEN
unfall, bon gu 9auie aus iab, fubr nit
ietner Mai6tne iofort btn unb Tim bieielbe
&3ett fam GbaS. 9(n1ann BON Ser 9tobt
gefabren. 9te etlten ben 8erungliid<
ten gu @ulfe unb befreiten iie aus ibrer
gefdbrlt6en Gage. Soiepb Telber unb
Sohn @el9et iparen bte etn5t9en oie per=
leht tpare1r, @elget nt6t iebr i6linm.
6elber mar anfanes Der Meetnung, 6as
ietne @erlebungen bon :penig 8ebeutuns
ieten. @r tpl1rbe na6 bem 5oipttal gez
bra9t no er Donner8tag nm Dalb 5ebn
ubr morger1s an BEN erlittenen tnnerz
lt6en 8erlebun9en tarb.
So1eph sSelber erblidte baS 2t6t Der
@elt I'M Htllener&retS am 16. Mat 1850
ll1b fam I'M Sabre 1866 ols 16idbrtger
Sungltng NIT ietner Mutter na6 Nmer=
tfa. @r fam bireft na6 Stem l1lm uns
arbettete iabrelang alS &ne6t IN ser nnl=
gege11b. SIM Nope1nber 1891 Derebe=
li6te er ii6 in @leepp @pe NIT 8arbara
@uentner, mel6e tbn NIT elmer Io6tez
iiberlebt. Gr tptrb ferner iiberlebt bon
einer 56meiter Trau Nnna @6tefferd
BON @leepp @pe. 9a8 2ei6enbegdng=
niB finbet tn @leepn Gpe bon ser fatb.
Stride aus ltatt nnb poraus1 1t6tlt6 arD
I5antstdg1norge1l.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-08-14
Sic 5eier in st, @toselp%

@don ldn9ere. s3ett lino Sic Sorbez
reitllngen fir Sic Gntbiillung8feterlt6z
feiten bes DenfmalS, .fiir BEN .Snotaner
Sduptltng Mooz5oozmallznee I'M @an9e.
DaS Denfmal loll am 20. Nugult tn
st. Ntbgelp entbullt tperber.
Ser Tatrfar @tanbarb i6retbt etma
folger1oern1aben bariiber:
@eneptepe Oatlp, etn nrenfelftno oe8
6duptltrg8 Mooz5oozma1znee mtro oas
Oenfmal In @egentpart elmer groben
Bolf8menge entbillen. Solsenbe @dfte
it11o etngelaoer1; SOB. q. 8, @berbart,
Son. g. g. Sperlon, Son. 2pnoon q.
@mttb, Son. Sultu8 96mabl, Son.
@enrp SO. 8enlon, Son. .@ba8. g.
O1arben, Qlutor ser Monrment STU,
Son. 9. g. @all, Tbeo. $. 8eaulteu,
@btppema S11btaner, Son. @. g. San1z
rnono, Son. IS. 6. See, Son. 9ugb 8.
6albert, Son. @. g. Galbertpooo,
@btppe&pa Sduptltng @a6ena, @btppez
ma @duptling M}a9aSee, @btppe>pa
@duptltng Soiepb @barrett, 9dupt=
ltn9 Mnoren Datlp, @obn be8 9duptz
ltno8 Mooz3oo=mauznee, @duptltng 90
lparb g. NogerS. Die Snotaner 9dupt
lirge, auber 9duptltns No9erS &peroen
in Ser S1oianer @pra6e reoen uno BON
Wm. Datlp perboln1eti6t meroen.
g(ne @elaoenen sic bt8 iebt geantz
mortet baben, baben sugeiagt. Holt=
tt16e 91eoen 1i11b ielbitreoeno perp0nt,
aber 6a8 &omtte ba6te, e8 ndre belier
SEN ptelen @dfen @elegerbett gu geben
alle& &anoioaten fiir ba8 Nmt oeS @onperz
neurs, 1penn aud nur fiir etnt9e
Mu1ute11 an5ubDren.
@S miro seplant bic eSn6taner 9dupt=
linge i6on pormittas8 5ur 9telle gu
baben, lpbab ben Hro9ramm fir Hez
n1tnlsen len fetn Nbbrl6 gel6tebt.
&ommt al1o BET e3etten oantt tbr aus
ser 2eute eigenern W}l1no bte alten @e=
! 16t9ten bort unb beionoerS au6 BON
be1n @tour 8lutbao.
Ser 6atrfar Commercial Stub 9dlt
eS fiir angebra6t bab Bic llberlebenoen
ser @btppepa8 audi pertreten ietn 1ollen
unb lteb baber Sic pter oben genannten
6duptltnge fon1men I'M Daran tetl5llz
nebmen. g1a6 eben erbaltenen Bert9z
ten &perben Son. 9. g. 9all BON Sltpto
n11o 9o1. s.. $. Ntro1 BON Sector nit
Der @tlfe Der @ei6dft8leute ibrer Srtz
f6aften bafir lorger, bab snet llberleben=
Sc Ser @btppepas bon Wbtte @artb nad
St. Ntbgelp gebra6t nerben f0nnen
Die Soften belaufen lt6 auf etpa SIS
pro M}ann @tner ser Sn6taner i'll
@tlltarn Yotter, 6riebenSz6e6ner Sc,
@btppe1paS.
| Manager @tn Yullen bon ser 6atr=
far 9ltbletic Niioctatton fat fir ben 9fad:
111tttag etn 8olliptel auf bem 9ape1
3mi16en BEN 01eguldren Ser Srti ihaf1
uno ben 5tour Snotanern BON 0e1
Ge1erpatotn bel Morton. Oa8 Spte
ftr1bet glet6 na6 bem 9auptprogran1n
ltott. 9lu9 fir bte W}uitfltebbaber #
geiorgt. Dte @ttt5en8 &anO BON 5atr
far nitro peri6tebene neue popular
W}u1if1 1tude gum be item geben, bte mob
iebem gefallen tperoen.
Seoer11onn lit freunblt6it etn9elaben
8rtngt euer Htc11tc Dtnner NIT. s3etg
bur6 cure @egenmart, bab ibr 81
Treun6l6aft Der Gbippelpa8 tn unIeren
l6ltmmiten &rteg piir0tgt...
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-08-14
sdeibeni@ieben anf Sasersrub.

8etm letlonntdslt6en @6etbeni6tez
ZEN auf Sd9erSrub bolte it6 Sobn @au=
enltetn ST.. Die golbene N}ebatlle NIT
etnem Score BON 1874 Hunfterl, etnem
Ser beiten 9coreS ser In bteier Cation
gena6t puroe. Oem u9epp" ltefen bie
&rofo0tl8trdnen Ste @angen rrnter ais
tb1n bte uleberne" iiberret9t fpuroe. 9}eun
beteiltgten it6 an bem @ettl6tebe1.
Tolgenbe @coreS murben ger1a6t:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-08-14

g}om, 10. Mug. bia parts $50
BORN. M9t 0ferreiAii4e &egimer1ter
haben beute auf Dem Mar1@ na4
@l1ab sen Bo6enlee getreu5t.
paris, 10. Mug. @tn Sell Der
neutrality-suspicious. Sruppen 1oll IN
@osnien eingebrungen fetn. sic
&pollen ii& nit Ben @erbiern pere1@
ner.
Doris, 10. Mug. Mbteilungen BON
aus Dem lebten 6eut14zfran5o1ti4et1
Rriege befannten Surtos 1ollen ll@
bel Sen fran5D5tf4en Sruppen TN @l>
iaB befinoen.
parts, 10. Dug. Die fran50iii&ens
@erluite bel @otnte Marie 1ino of<
fi3iell nod nt@t feitye1tellt iporoen.
sin allqemeiner 8eri9t be1agt 1e0o4,
6aB 1te 1ebr beoeuteno tparen.
@albington, 10. Mug. @taats:
iefretdr Brpan pertiinbete beute, oab
sic gegeierungen BON &nblano, Gngz
lan6 uno Seiterretb 1ngarn oer
@mpfang bes neutrality-suspicious.
6es YrGi itbenten baben. S
2onopn, 10. slug. Mus Som miro.
telegrapbiert, Oab Scatter Wtlbelm
auf Der Nei}e an bic Trott IN Mahen
anqefommen 1T. @on &a&en aus
beqann befanntli9 ser @inmor1@ Der
Deut{hen Sruppen na9 8elgten.
2on6pn, 10. Q(ug. Ma4 elmer
9epeide an sic rMorntng poit" aus
Q(m5terbam bat bic bolldnotf@e Sc
1an6t1@aft in 8riiRel ertldrt. Dap
feline 6eut1ben Sruppen bic Neutraz
lttdt 6ollanbs perlebt baben. Die
W}elounqen moren unpabr.
Starts, 10. Mug. 9ie Na4ri@tt,
bah in SEN &dmpfen bel Mltttr9 uno
M2Glbau1en 10000 9euti9e uno 49,
600 fSron3o1en gefallen iino, entbebrt
ieber 8egriinbung. 9te oeut1Aen
Sruppen baben, anf4eineno i'm SIM
pernebmen nit ben Pldnen oes oeutz
1ben @eneralitabes, gar fetnen Mtz
6erfano gelei1 1tet, 10 bob Werlu1te TAFT
ausgef@loiien maren.
arlington, 10. 2lug. Ser i@pei<
aer @ei neutrality-suspicious. 9abfasr
feilte Sem @taatsoepartement init,
oab bic 1@pei5er @egierung ben
&rieqsauftanb protlamteren merbe,
oa bic g}eutralitdt ser @@mei5 BON
frQnaD1tf9en uno euti9en Sruppen
beorobt jperoe. Dte 8e1ebung BON
Mublbau1en, iuste 9err 9ub14er, fet
Dbne ltrategii9e 8eoeutung, ba Die
Gta6t nur etne @arniion, aber feline
6e1ung lei.
2onbpn, 10. Qlug. Cine beuts
aus Moilanb eingetroffene Ma4ri@t
1agt, boB i'm Mbriatt1den Meer Elm
@eegefe@t itattgefunben bat. @tn<
bunbsrt 8ertpunbete 1ollen nab $50
Ia, benz Dfterrei@if4en &riessbofen,
gebra4t porben 1ein. @ine Sepef@e
aus Mien be1ogt, bab @erbien an
Deuti9lanb ben &rieg ertldrt Bat.
Dies gef@ob pabri6einli4, Inn ben
beutf&en @elonoten in @erbien los<
5uperben.
Rom, 10. Mug., bta parts, $50
BORN. Sin aus 13 @@la@f1@iffen
unb 16 Sorpebobooten beFehenbes
Dfterret@tf@es @ei@maber 1T nnter
@oubampf na@ Der Meerenee bon
0tranto, bic bas Mbriatifhe nit benz
Soni1@en Meer berbinbet, unterz
pegs. Das @ef@paber fat tpabrz
f&einlt@ 8efebl erbalten, ben beutz
f@en &reu3ern n@0ben unb r8res<
lau" 511 9tlfe gu ellen, bic f9 in
iener @egenb aufbalten.
2onbon, 10. Dug. Ser Non1z
&orrefpOnoent Der nGr@ange Se1ez
graph So" n1el6et, 6aB laut mebrez
rem aus @ien in @om etngetroffeneu
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-08-14
@ettl@ieben anf ben 6air @rouuos

~ y
Sour 8 W}ttslteber beS 8uiineb Mens
Sun Stub betetltgten li@ letten Dort=
nerStag an benz @ettf6ieben auf Ben
6atr Grounds. 8etm 2oole5ieben gez
mann 9lrtburT Tanfe bte 9oloene OeebGille.
9lgo S6leuber 11nb er batten 1ieKlbe
3ab1 5erbro6ener 96eiben, 11dnilt6 ,21.
Die folgenben @cores tpnroen gema6t.
Mrtbl1r Ianfe '21
SO. @6leuber 81
8.l@iier 20
S. .H. @raff Is
as. 8ogel 18
q. @tmmet II
@bas. @mmert@ l6
M.@. 8terbal1m IA
abonniert auf bie .gleu l1tm 9oft. "
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-08-14

- Die nortpegi19e 8arfe vWille
6e 9rieppe" traf beute aus @bielos,
@n9lano, in. SEEM Dort etn. Ser
&apitGn mel6ete, 6ob er am 4. Mnz
quit Elm &rtegs54iff geii&tet babe,
beKen Nomen ct nt9t fe1t1tellen tpn11z
Nmiterbom, 10. Mug. Neunun6z
fiinf5tg beutf@e @olboten, angebli@
M3edlenburger, bic ouf boldnbif&es
@ebiet gerieten, tpurben bort gez
fangen genommen un6 na@ Mlfmaor
gebra@t, tpo iie Big gum @@lub bes
&rieges i11terntert tperben 1olen.
8riKel, 10. Mug. ssSn amtli@en
&rei1en tpuroe beute befannt gegeben,
boB felt SET 8efebung BON 2itti@
bur@ bic 9eutf9en bort feline tpetz
teren &dnpfe ftattgefunben baben.
2on6on, 10. 2lug. -9ie bteiige
be1sif@e @eion0ti6aft gob beute borz
n1ittag Inn 10 l1br befannt, 6ab in
9iitti9 alles gut gebt an6 oie Sorts
thinner no@ erfolgret@en MtoerfQnb
leiiten.
8ruRel, 10. 2lug. Cine grpbe
@9la@t 5tpif@en Ben pereintgten
fran5Diif&en, englti@en nnb belgt,
i@en unb ben 6euti4en Sruppen
miro ni&t eber itattftnten, bis Die
erferen sic Offenitpe ergriffen baben.
9ier tpur6e beute gemelbet, oaB
200 beutf@e @oloaten in ber Mdbe
BON pepinfer in BET qrobin5 2it<
ti@ 6as Dorf @otran befeBt ba1ten.
Drei 9orfbetpobner feuerten geiterr
auf bic Sruppen, tporauf Ole 6eut<
i@en Sruppen oos 9orf pliin0erten
un6 bic 6rei fofort erf@ofen.
2onbon, 10. 2lug, 9.15 l1br bor<
mittags. Ser Sirf bon @ales bat
5eute morgen Inn 6 l1br ben 8udingz
bam<pa1uit berlai1en, I'M fi& 5u benz
Battalion ber @ar6ez@rena6iere gu
begeben, gu bem ct abfommanoiert
1T. Seine @arnifon liegt in ben
Morlen<8arraden in 8rentpopb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-08-14

gfon> 9. Slug. &ier bebauptets
man be1te, 6aB unter BEN 0iterrei-
6ilden un6 ierbilden Sruppen 6ie
Cholera arsgebro6en lei.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-08-14

hQtten. -..
poris, 10, @ug. Sn elmer 9epez
f9e BON Hom tpirb beute gemelbet,
baB lie Oeferret@er Bel Der &e<
faiebrng bes montenegrintf@en 9az
fefs Nntibari. italteni1&es @igenz
tun1 be1@dbigten. @ine offi5ieQe
@e19perbe ion angeblt9 folgen.
8ati, Stalien, 10. &ug. 9ie
Dferr,i9ii@en &reu3er boben ben
nonta1egrinii@en 9afen &ntipari
itart 1bef@dbtst unb mebrere int S1<
nenbqfen liegenbe 2agerbanfer 5erz
tDrt,, Sin &reu5er fnbr fosar in
ben 6afen Elm. @pdter fubren bic
z0ejtrret@er na6 Gottaro, ibren
s5siast ytsiblofsn, ab.
9o1A ION, 10. Mug. ssSn elmer Dez
pef6e 1T Der n9at1p Selegrapb"
mirb b4te aus 8riifiel beri6tet. bob
@euti@Anb bersits bobei 1T, eine
tpeitere gliGton @olbaten fir ben
@info1 l 5rontreib mobil gu ma>
@en. litter ben @olboten befinoen
ii@ ongebi6 2an6fturmtruppen.
Berlin. ia 2on6on, 10. 2(ug. @on
@o@, @essrungsbe5irt 9adelborf
miro beri@st, bob oie in 8elgisn
tpobnenben 9euti9en felt Der &rtsgsz
ertlarung a1f eine Dirt nno Meiie
bebanbelt pir0en, 6te fi@ ieoer
@@tlberung qt5iebt. lue 9Guier,
Sic 9eutf6en leb0ren, o6er III oenen
6eutf&e Mara gebolten tpurben,
ipurben gepliin'ert, un0 oles, &pas
6euti&en l1rfppnges mar, tpuroe
oenoltert. Sic unglaublt4ften
oeutf9fein6li@itel .@eri@te pur0en
3irfuliert, unb utter 6em @@uBe bes
amsritoni1@en aonfuls perlieben
Sou1en6e BON Seut1@en 8elgien.
9is belgif@en Sff8iere bosesen be-
1a6men ii@ iebr 1itterlth gegen bic
peuti6m.
2onbon, 10. Mug, 1 l1br no@m.
BON benz belgii9eh @eneralfabe
raf beute bier bic Melbung Elm, baB
}is @innabme 2iitths bur@ bic
{eutf@en Sruppen apf bic a1gemeiz
1e ftrategi1@e Sage ou@ ni9t ben
srinsften @influb ausgeiibt bat,
Sn ber Melbung tptrb barauf binz
epielen, bob 10 lqnge bic 9eutf@en
en- Sting Der Sorts Inn bic @tabt
,itti@ ni@t nebmen, bic 8elgier nit
iren @ef6iiben bret Der 6auptfra=
In befeben, bic bic Deutf&en be-
iiben miiBten, penn ite tpeiter porz
iden iponten. @Qe @tienbabnltz
ien 5tptf6en 2iitti@ un0 Der beut<
Fen @ren5e fotpie fdmtlt@e 8riiden
hb Sunnel; finb 5erft0rt porben.
sDer belgif@e @eneralitab min bic
/ h4ri&t erbalten baben, bab bic
}eutf9en 2utti@ in tpentgen @tun<
N gu nebmen geba9ten l1nb bes<
llb MIR 2ebensmtttel fir einige Sage
ftbro4ten. ssSbr plan 9ing babin,
iitt:4 in ber @ile 5u nebmen unb
+ @tobt CUR 0perationsbafts gu
n&en. gfa6 benz Dafiirbalten 6es
TgA9en @eneralfabes nabmen an
II &dmpfen bor 2iittt@ 100000
eutfde tell. Die beutl9en Srlp1
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-08-14
&0lferl@la@t ser
&elt tn @o1ge.

ga Sic Gpnte attaefunoen
Ser Sdladt ue oie erDkte Ser gelt perben ppt Sic sa
tnte mrb @ nelt auf 200 Mteen 5rDn 9ie Sde
Ser bentidben &rieesmad turo au cine Ydapn eedbat.
@nglano ertldrt 1eiterrei@ oen &rieg
arrangements fit 0e Mbrebes
nDten er pn1S Sabre Gnglan getrpen
Gnganos eiabe Ser anefamti @eianoe ern
auf 8en @ege nad Mmiteroam befnben.
Mngrtff amf 2itttt@ 1uar S@eimman6per
9i beute Maasarm fat lire @e1unaen pa1en
rd @r5 8el9ien bnen 9 9eutien &apal
lee 1T an 2ne perbben an5pien
Selgier auf Dem &prmard begrifn
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-08-14

Depe19en, bic Montenegrtner Die
0iterrei@tf@en 8efeitigungen bon @an
Sepbp unb Gattarp gefern bombarz
oiert, lie aber 11i@t petter be14aotgt
bGtten. ..
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-08-14

ben foaen fo ermiibet getpefen fet1t,
bab iie ni@t tmitanbe tparen, bic
Sorts on5ugretfen. Man ertpartet
angebli@ in 8riif1el gang befimmt,
bab bic be1gifde Sauptarmee bon
2pubam aus in nor61fli@er &i4z
tung 19nel borriidt, Inn bic beut<
i@en Sruppen, bic bic Stabt 2iittt@
be1ebt balten, an3ugreifen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-08-14

slmiteroanL TO- Mug. Cine 0e-
pei9e an 6ie Stems glgencp" bon
ser grieebiiben Snlel &orfl1 beiagt,
oob Dor Dem @afen ein @efedt 5Di-
fben bier &reu5ern itottfin6et. Die
@ernnutung ltegt nabe> 6aB Die 6elt-
f6er &reu3er u@oeben" nno ~8res'
lan" 6abei ftn6.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-08-14

gfont 10. Slug. Ser 0iterreib!,
i9e Eransport6ampfer u8apern"
ser int Soften bon Meapel lag, f1br
bel1te, nit Dpnan1it bela6en, anf oas
a6riatii6e Meer 5lt. Man gla1tb:
bier, 6oB er Sen 6euti6en &reu5ern
u@oebe11" nn6 u8reslau", 6erer
Mnfentbalt int Weittelmeer Ben Sran-
aolen bereitS groBen Summer berei-
tet bat, reue Neunition bra6te. Mad
elmer ipdteren Mel6ung baben nte
genannten &reu5er bereits @rie9en>
Iono paiiiert nrb befinoen it6 anf
betn @ege na6 Ben Dar6anellen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-08-14

2on6on, 10. Slug. 9ie M6mira-
Iitqt mo9t befannt, 6aB 6euti6e 1n~
terieeboote geitern eine &ren3er,
19pobron Ser &auptflotte angriffen.
Gin 6euti6es l1nterieebot ion babel
gelunfen 1ein. 8eitere @rfldrnngen
tpnrDen 11i6t gegebet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-08-14

@ofio, @ulgarien, 9. Slug. Gin
balbamtli9er GrlaB beiaqt, oaB Die
8erbinbungen 3tpii6en 8nlgarien
nno ser Giirfei infolge Ser Wobil-
ma9ung ser Siirfei pabrideinlid,
unterbro6en tper6en miir6en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-08-14

abonniert auf lie rMe.p l1tm 4of. :
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-08-14

ct. 8etersburg, TO-. Slug. Sic
@taot 9ln6reietp i'm ruiiii6en De>
partement &iel5p un6 6ie 3ouitation
in @ao5itpiuop I'M Departement
@olbpnien iin6 geltern bon 0iterrei-
9ii9en &ruppen beieBt por6en. Cine
9lbteilnng Seiterrei6er muBte lid,
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-08-14

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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-08-14

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The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-02
THE sKaGwAY BURGLAR
 THE DISCOVERED OF GOLD

Juneau, Oct 2-ReutSebeck, the man who is charged with burgiariz- ing P. H. Ganty's store in skagTay and then made a sensational get away by crossing over to KlukTan in ahe Chilcat valley via Dyea only to be forced over to whitehorse by prospects of starvation oa the trail, Is resting in the federal jail in Ju- neau. Reutzebeck was formerly a soldier at Fort Seward near HatneS and he is credited with making the placer gold discovery back of H'ines last spring, which caused a ripple of excitement at the time.
 There are stories that he was al so in the Chisana country, He very frankly declares himself that when he left the federal jail in Skagway after being held by U. S. Commls- sioner Martin Conway on the burg lary charge that he mado his way to the Chilxat valley with the idea or getting back into the Chisana coun- try, but that he was disappointed in finding the Champaign road house closed and was therefore forced to take the trail to whitehorse, where he was subsequently re-captured and brought to Juneau by Deputy Marshal Fred Fonzo
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-02
DAWSON LADS oaxran
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From the Dawson Nsvp:

From the Dawson Nevp:
 Constable Doolsy. ofsaswss. 1nn and Harvey of the Rsysa ySeg1Azge Mounted Poltcs aoE GWay eA aAs steamer Dawson ysa9lax S1ssaiAg on the long journsy q e.eee Aa,O over land and ssa to oat- -1nU1aAA = join the British foscss fsf f1e fBssk The boys are reysrvis1U -ia the H3k ish army. At wbitSheulD ehsy VI be joined by Coustkbls xiaS A Dawson and another ma1b9 sE eAa whitehorse detachment c tAs DaiieA who also are rssrvists. sal an VI probably proceed to tss tsost e. -gether,
 The boys leaving e sls na.seA were giyea . sFsat ssaS = A tAe wharf. Ths froat 1aU tinoa Ssih friends who 1o<nsd ia e1aDU aa1 songs in honor of fhs AAAL s0snr' stable clifford xas tAess xitA As cornet. and played "0ed sa5s fhs King," and oth~ pafriesss atA Aal everyone joined in the ehoens, xsaas the bout whistled mardly.
 The departing isds Nles ssznsa tA their full R. N. ". '. F. Sailssns. and as the boat pui,sd awaI shs boys were clearly dtsaagsisnAtsa among the othsrs aboard TAs 3AAs waved back e fond adtss, aAA sytsy throat was strained utt9iag tAs lA1s good word of cheer. WhA taS tsas passed the barracln fhs nsA ioe the front were grestsd by ths hafsaso band, which playsd all fhs pAfsas0s airs and such lively stsaine c ~ put the boys in the bet C ess0. !
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-02

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The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-02
V|cHE:RSHAN ADDRESSES
 VOTERS IF sKAGWAY

Delegate James Wickersham app peared before a large and enthusias- tic audience of both sexes last night at the Elks' hall at S:39 o'clock. He was introduced by George W. Dedman in a few well chosen sen- tences and from the start to the finish of his very able and masteriy elueidation of his motives and ac- tions at Washington City as a rep resentative of the people Of Alaska held the rapt at tention of all fer the two hours of its continuance. For that length of time, except for frequent bursts of applause when some ex- tra pertinent remark was made, the silence and attention were absolute and although there were late ar rivals who slipped iato their seats with as little noise as possible. 1t vas noticeable that none who en- tered left the hall urtii Judge wickersham's remarks had come to q conclusion.
 It would have given Us extreme satisfaction today to have publish ed Mir. wickersham's address in full, but it's length forbids, So we will content ouselves with simple synopsis. He said: q
 Tt has been my honor for sey- eral years now to represent both the coasts of Alaska and the interior country, and a majority Of the peo- pie of the territory have given me their hearty support, Even the straight-up-and-down, dyed-in-the- wool democrats were at one time in full accord with me and heartily ap- proved all that I did for the ad- vancement and development of the territory. prior to the inauguration Of woodrow Wilson as president of the United states, and now, for sooth, because there Is . set of fed eral office holders in the capital at Juneau, who may have their plans disarranged by my return as delegate, they are opposed to me and are making unjust and un- true criticisms about me and my work in Washington City
 "one of their contentious is that as I am not democrat am not in accord with the administration and vii be unable to secure needed leg islation and appropriations, and this in the face O. she fact that practi- eaIly all the measures that have been instrumental in having had passed, notably the Alaska rail- road measure, were approved by democratic committees, passed by democratic houses of congress, and finally approved and signed by democratic president.
 q think it is well to answer some Of the criticisms that are be- ing made, so that you will konw whether or not I am performing my duties as your representative in Washington City with devotion, to your satisfaction and to your in terests; whether or not I am doing the things that tend to good gov ernment of this territory"
 Mir. wickersham then told of his fight with the committee over the introduction of the notorious Bev- eridge bill, and how, through his
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-02

Berlin Oct. s-It Is admitted here in osficial circles that the German navy fs playing a waiting game.
 The situation in France, acc@iI- ing to today's adyices, Is safis-s-e- tory 10 the Germans, the allies at tenptS to break their fines having proved futile
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-02
BRITISH ARE LAYING
 MINES AS CONVERSATIONS

London. Oct 2-lt was annonnc- eyl here today officially that the British are laying mines in cert"in arcaS in the North Sea as a counter >IrOke to the German procedure.
 The bcmharSfment of Antwerp is sill going on night and day.
 The American consulate at Rhein was destroyed by the German guns and Consul BarIiei had a very mar rpw escape from death.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-02
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oox, wno vS . nsnee C os
 The story q oeoree wsllish. the only sys vitxa1 e f1t shesetag
 and who Na1 st fitpt sesaasa e sxa crime by Al5cS cod. os5cbesal1l D part ths -ssdry cfsDaEsd inaa1e on her (Aiics Cox), bne n -ssetr mony Has .at sSsrAsvarias1sag tesha killing. Aeeord:ss ts Alg a9y. Alice folloAsa .Bakr lexa tp shs beach after fhs euas1A axa alDAsk were over. shs 1AzSssd . si6e according to shie ystaek. ed C. liberateiy sAot Bak~ yAne n lA< teris back was towafd hR. Ha saa q short distanca and ske Nss4 aGaAa when her yiesin tsll sel iAa sAs fired two mors sAote q Atn .-
 Other witneusn xAe 1sskzAf. were William Coz, vhe . fa - xav': related to Alice Coz, 1. ,. 1sar sacked, H. c. Pudsrgast. axl 1es- tor Mclean, thS dspsty nazahaL who made the arrsst -aaH bssssAt the body to town. 1zz5 !.
 Dr. H. c. Dsyishas 9aNinsa shs. body and tsstinsd thas ti9s UOs two wounds mfda by sil,s Shsll One entered dow thA klD: CiA fks' other through tha sh0k aIg - he latter .voand taAa sans1 shs death. and 1t could haxe tsse ensd either before or aftsr ths aaA -
The daily Alaskan., 1914-10-02
ROOSEVELT IN A SPEECH
 URGES ELECTION PINCHOT

philadelphia, Oct. 2-Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, in a speech here last night, urged the election ot Pinchot and denounced Penrose.
 Penrose today issued statement in which he characterized Roosevelt as a fallen political idol and one who had been absolutely discredit- ed by the people of the united States.