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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-14
Oklahoma Car Here to
Instruct Regarding Land

A Pullman car fitted up with every
thing necessary to instruct those inter-
ested in the manner and method of Sc
be opened fcor settlemen in Oklahoma,
is standing on the side track at Mar
ket street. opposite the Reading depot.
The land, belongs to Choctaw Indian
nation. and will be opened by the Gov
ernment
The car is lighted throughout with
electricity, and contains United States
geological maps and folios describing
every acre of land to be disposed of,
making it possible TO learn as much
concerning these lands as If one were
there in person. They are said to be
rich in minerals. being known officially
by act of Congress as the segregated
mineral lands They are also fine
oil possibilities are very bright, the
lands being in the center of a develop
ed oil field. and, unlike other similar
lands, these are not to be homesteaded,
The car is sent out by the Real Es-
tate Exchange, of McAlester, Okla
homa, at which place the land is To-
Gated, and will be disposed of. The
of the president of the exchange. who
is ably assisted by five skilled demon
strators, who are familiar with the
geological formation of the lands in
question. and who can, in fifteen min
utes time, by the aid of the Govern
ment folios. give one a better knowl-
edge Of these lands than they could
secure in a month We're they on the
lands without these Government maps
Photographs are included in the dis
play at car. which will remain here
several days. as announced elsewhere
in this issue.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-14
Children's Coats
Girls Walk Mile to Save
Nickels For War Relief

BY trudging sturdily along their mile
walk from Pine Street Sunday school.
two small girls saved their car fares
last Sunday that they might give the
money to keep alive some Belgian
war baby"
They turned in their donations" at
the Red Cross division, home and war
relief committee, and felt mighty
proud when Miss Mary Robinson
pinned Red Cross buttons on their
coats.
Mrs Carl Ely and Miss Anne Nc
CormiCk spent n busy bour in Irving
College at Mechanicsburg yesterday,
instructing about ninety students i'm
latest methods of handling and pre-
pairing bandages and surgical supplies
and war relief materials i'm general
Volunteer workers in all depart-
ments are needed. Money, too, is nee
essary to carry on the work at fun ca
pacity.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-14
Simple Way to
End Dandruf

There is one sure way that has
never failed to remove dandrun at
once, and that is to dissolve it, then
YOU destroy it entirely. TO do this,
just get about four ounces of plain,
common liquid arvon from any drug
store Cthis is all you will nced). apply
it at night when retiring, use enough
to moisten the scalp and rub it in gem
tly with the finger tips.
by morning, most if not all. of your
dandruif will be gone, and three or
four more applications will completely
dissolve, and entirely destroy, every
single sign and trace of it, no matter
how much dandruff you may have.
You will find all itching and Dig
ging of the scalp will stop Instantly
and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous,
glossy, silky and soft, and look and
feel a hundred times better.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-14
WILSON SPEECH DRAWS FIRE

Washington, d. c.. Jan. 14.-Presi-
dent Wilson's indianapolis speech drew
fire from the Republican ranks in the
House side of the Capitol to-day. Rep
resentative Humphrey, of Washington,
launched an attack on the Demo-
cratic policies generally. The tariff
had thrown 100000 people out of
work and he declared a business de-
preston wa sno state of mind
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-14
AMERICAN RED CROSS READY
TO RECEIVE CONTRIBUTIONS

Washington, ID. c., Jan. 14.-The
American Red Cross announced to-day
that it would be glad to receive at it's
Headquarters here contributions for the
Italian earthquake sufferers and would
forward such money through the State
Department to the proper officials in
Italy.
A there is a well-organized Italian
Red Cross. IL was said that the Ameri-
can society would not send nurses or
doctors unless requested to do so.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-14
EVANGELIsTIC SERVICE
At " II e.

The mems gospel meetinp to be held
under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association, Sunday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. will be addressed
by the Rev. Harry Nelson Bassler. of
the Second Reformed Church. The meet
ing will be evangelistic
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-14
@MHG@ NI[lE1E a[5INE1lIIEy5 =
THREE QUAKES TODAY

Rome, Jan. 14.-Three slight earth
tremors in Central Italy to-day in
creased the terror caused by yestcr-
day $ earthquake, which is believed to
nave been one of the worst i'm the ma
tlon's history. The heaviest quake to-
day was felt at a. m.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-14
500 ITALIANS HERE
FEAR FOR RELATIVES


Salerno, 81 North Second street. has
brother who is a student in one of
the universities in Rome. Mr.. Saler-
no also has relatives and friends lv-
ing in the section of the country which
has been disturbed.
Many other residents of Harrisburg
have brothers, sisters. parents or
friends living in the zone visited by
the quake.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-01
Setter @tan0pnuft,
8eiala1e bes Sa. 6taatsper=
banbes DeS 9. 81. Nat. Bnnoes.
gerlangen Grtraiikung hes &ougreiles

peru, SIs., 27, Sept, Ser @taatsa
berba110 bon Suinpis oes 8. 81
Nationalbunbes fat in Der geitrigen
@iBung Der bier abgebaltenen Som
bention Ne1pluttonen angenommen, In
benen berlangt ptrb, bnB etne @pe~
5ial : @eiftpn bes Rongrebes einbez
rufen peroe, Inn @efeBe an5unebmeuv
laut tpel9en bic Musfubr BON Rriegs~
1nunitipn aus oen 8ereinigten @taa=
ten perboten pirb un6 bte amerifanis
i9en Snbritanten, bic Rriegsmaterih
fir europa fer feaen unb berfalfenv
elmer i9arfen Rrtttt untertpprfen tpers
0er.
gs tpurben ferner pldne enttporfens
lm ale Weitglieber bes Staatsbera
banbes gu Deranlaifen, DIE 8antens
nit benen iie gef9dftli9 IN 8erbinz.
6ung feben, babon in Renntnis 5H
feBen, bob iie tire @eihdftsDerbin-
Dung NIT oen 8anfen l0fen unb i1rs
@inlagen 3uriid5ieben tperben, tpenn
biefe ii4 an Der neutrality-suspicious.
Mnleihe beteiltgen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-01
g}ad0eug gseftell.
Gier britii6>fraa50li>
i9eHumpfoulutiiiare,
SIN Often erfolgrei6?

Seem gorf, 81. Sept. &ier tpur-
&c geltern aufS sbeltimn1teite bebaup-
tet 6aB eS Der britiib-fran80fiiben
&unlpfom1niIiion gelungen it, be-
treffS elmer 9lnleibe bon borldnfiy
$500,000,000 nit biefigen 8anfierS
uno Sinan5magnaten 5n einem Gin
Derltanonis 5u gelangen uno oie 8e-
bingungen feit5uieben, rnter oenen
Sic Mnleibe pla5iert meroen ioa.
Seute na6mittag tperoe1 iib 2oro
Geabi11g uro oret anbere Wtitglie-
Ser ser &o1nn1il1ion in 8egleitung
eines GertreterS Der Sirma Morgan
& So. nah Gbicago begeben, no Die
&or1n1iHare mt 8ertretern Ser 0or-
tigen 0roBi6labterfirmen uno nit
lettenoen Sinan5gr0ben fonferieren
mouen, I'M iie 5n iberreoen ft0
ebenfans an Ser Qlnleibe 5n betei=
ligen. Dte &onferen5en in @bicago
ourften bieuei9t cine @o6e in M11=
1pru9 nebn1en. 9pdter mouen 0ie
ausl4noii9en Bun1p &ontmi1iare,
penn eS i'm sSntere1ie ibrer Mngele-
genbeit 110ttg meroen iollte, meiter
na9 6em 8eiten, bieaei6t Bis 5nr
&u1te bes @tillen MeereS reiien, Inn
nit 8anfiers in Weinneapolts, &an<
1os @itD, Denper, Weilmaufee, ct.
SAUL, Gan Tranctsco, 9eattle ltno
onberen Staoten bes fernen @elten
6u berbanbel11.
Sbnen ionen bie folgen0en 8e-
6ingungen CUR @egutabtung reip.
8efdtigung uno en6giilttgen 9ln-
1obne u11terbreitet neroen: uDie
erlte CD Mrletbe iou 6ie 5un1n1e BON
$5OO,000>000 nidt iiber1teigen, uno
ste 8pnbs iollen 11nter Dem Eari-
tpert, fiir bieuei6t 971a biS SO Nro,
8e11t anf 6en Marft gebra6t peroen.
Da 6ie 3inien ouf 5 8ro5ent feitge-
| iest iin6, 10 tperoe11 bieienige1L lDel-
be fir oie &riegSanleibe 6ei6ne1l
mas 1nebr als 5 Bro5ent an ibren1
@el0 berDte11en.
gS beiBt, 6aB oie aomntii1are a1ti
ihrer 9fetie nah Dem @eiten 5tpi-
| 16en Seem Sort lt1o Gbicago nibt
onbulten tper6en. Sic mollett in
ibren @onferen5en NIT 8anfierS nro
Sinan3leuten bes @eitens Dor auen1
sen @inorud entgeger arbeiten, oab
Sic sSSiirrna S. g. Morgan & 60. bie
gan5e 9lngelegenbeit auein beiorgt.
9ie Sot1ahe, oaB 6te Sirma S.
IS. Morgon & &c., ibnen einen IT,
rer 8ertreter als &eilebegleiter 5nr
@erfigung geiteut bat, nitro 6nrd
Die 8ebauptung erflart, 6ab 6teies
gef6eben lei, I'm ein i6nel1eS 3n.
ltan6efomn1el1 bon &onfere1t5en NIT
Gbicagoer 8anfiers 5lt erlei4tern.
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-01

@efern lpurbe ia pbilabeIe
pbia bebauptet, baB 9tabltoniE.
CHARLES @9pab ben fpntrolIieren<
ben Mnteil an ben ,8albnin 2oeoe
ulotiDe MDrts1 IN iener 9tabt sesT
nDrben bat.
syn Der Ndbe bon Robbinss
billie, @rabam gpuntp, NDrt searee
tina, ipurbe beute gb. Miliams ,srin
befonnter, DD11 Der YDli5fi sfeh Ions
ger 3eit gefudter 8anbit lalb wlss
Der. nerhnftet.
,,yobn 8. Rodefener Il M
feine Snfpettionstour burd Bic Sob
lenbiftrifte Rolorabos beelrbet. Sc
ipirb iebt nit Wertretern her Es<
lorabo Sron & Guel So. 1,nb and
NIT Nertreterr, ber uiitrku
grubenasbeiter fonferieren, ne 4
bic 6eimrtiie ontrittt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-01
sSeit Der Yeteranen.
9ie ad)tnnopier5iaite 9ereiuN
auns Der &riegspeteranen.
Gennkreides 4rpgrantm purbereittts

Mofbington, 27. Sept. saufsH
be bon alten Rriegsbeteranen baben
{i9 in Der 8nnbesbauptitabt ei11ge=
funben, um an Der 49jdbrlt6en 8ers
einigung Der Mitglteber Der u@raah
MrmD pf tbe &epnblic" teil5uneb=
men.
CUR Setter Der @elegenbeit 'iint
.auBerorbentli9e 8orfebrungen ge
troffen iporben, fo oaB es ben be-
retts ergrouten unb gum Sell Of
ters11na9en fruberen admpfern fiir
Die ginigfett unferer Republif ntas
an Mbtpedslung feblen pirb.
Das beutige Prpgranm beganH
nit Der @rDffnnng BON Comp @n1ez
rD burh ben 909ittommanbierenneE
Der @ranb 9lrmb Of tbe Gepnblies
palmer, beKen offt5ieues 6auptz
quarter fir bic 9auer bes 5eftea
ft6 I'M 3en1usgebdube beftnoea
tpirb. Rpmmanbeur palmer ilnh
bic Mttglieber fetnes @tabes purz
ben bon @eneralleutnant Nel1on &C.
Wiiles, ber Der SeitmaribM ber
Parabe am Mittpp9 fetn ntrhs
pinfommen gebeiBen.
9eute na9mittag finbet i'm Pene
iionsgebdube etn patrtotifhes Sons
CERT ftatt, bas BON Der &apeGe bez
8unbesmarine gegeben tDtrb, atnh
beute abenb ptrb bic 8unbesbal1psn
Fabt gu Gbren Der @eteranen auR
prd9ttgite tlumtniert tperben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-01
&eir &aroie tot4
Grlas in @lassuw elmer 2nn'
genent5iinonttg.
8efaunter Mrbeiterfiibrer.

2pnbpn, 81. Sept. Sames &etr
9arbie itarb geitern morgen IN elmer
9ei1anita1t in @lasgop an Der 2un<
genert3unbung. @r tpar Mttglieb
bes parlaments unb bort elmer ber
betannteften TIbrer Der Mrbeiterpar>
tel 11nb ebenfo bes Tliigels Der foz
5ialbenotratifden partei @robbrt=
tanniens, bic fit 6rieben eintrat.
Ser 8eriorbene par I'M Sabre
1856 in @@ottlanb geboren, orr
bettete i9on als aanbe BON fte>
ben Sabren in elmer Roblen3e4e
unb blieb bort Bis 3u fetnem "a.
2ebensiabre. @9pn IN feiner fritz
beren ssSuaenb 5et@nete ii4 9arbtc
als Mebner aus. 3uerit erf4ten er
auf benz Noitrum als eifriger Wer<
fehter Der Senperen5fade. @pdter
be14dftigte er ii6 eifrig nit Mrbei<
terangelegenbeiten unb fpielte bal6
eine nicht unbebeutenbe &oae IN
Rreifen ber @rbeiter, rabitaler Dee
motraten unb @o3ialifen.
Mit grpber Maioritdt tunrbe
er gum Mitglieb bes parla<
ments getpdblt, nar bon 1893
bis 1900 8priiber Der unabbdngi<
gen Mrbeiterpartei unb ibr Gabrer
i'm 6auie ber @emeinen sDm Sabre
1906 1908. SIN Muguf 1912 be-
fu9te SEER 9ar bic 8ereinigten
@taaten anldBlid ber 9oa3eit fei<
mes @Dbnes Reir 9arbie II. nit
sFrGuIein MariD1 5tpbbnrb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-01
Sn ben @rnno.
Sranfretdb meloet @ernidturI
etneS britiiden 9ampfers.
8ereits friiber angefiiuoigt.

M}arfeille, Iyranfreid, 27. sepE4
Ser britt19e 5ranspprtbampfn
.NataI Sranspprt" ipurbe am II
9eptember iiibli@ bon aretu aDzs
einem beuti6en llnter1eeboot toras=
biert unb in ben Grun5 9ebpaa-ss.
9is aus "a per{pnen be}tebeaas5aEs
Mann16aft pnrbe 5ner1t nah sz
raeus, @rie9enlanb, uno bon bozT
an 8prb 0es Dampfers pMempbs1
bpn Der uMei1agieres maritimes
2inie nu@ Malta gebra9t.
Ser 9ampfer nNatol SranSpprff
btelt 1855 5onnen unb traf nad
Der lebten bon i'm eingegangenn
Mahri9t am Is. Suit in pprt @ah
pir1
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-01
9}lr $eiltrfolge.
Nnglo.f o.fran61li19eeSlpt
beretts geitemmt.
0egenp1feniiue lton einseleitet.

@nlletin: 9felp Oorf, %. Sept.
Ser britiid)e Sranspprtoampfer,
Scr >uie bercits gemelDet, am 81.
Sept. bei arcta ianf, iuar Ser 14,~
900 Spn1en grpke 9ampfer uSran=
SDluauia" ser Gnnarb=2tnte. Gr
spar $50 Snk lang urb lu1rbe pon
einen beattiden Sard6put tprpe=
blert.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-01
Geine Aufregnllg
9enti61anos fyelo>
9raue ltlliibermin0lih.
Berlin guten Muts.

Ser be1ttide Generalfab melbet
Ste9e iiber Ste 9111iien in benz
iiibDitli6 BON 8ilna gelegeuen
Serrain. - N1tilen n1rbli6 pp1t
Saberiiina iiber ben 8erefina-
Slnk geipprfen. gier fran5Dii-
ide Merpplane BON oe,ttlde1l
Sliegerm bernnter geidpiien.
Berlin, 81. Sept. 9te i9nerz
iten Mngrtffe, bic Die Mutierteu gez
gen bic beut1@en .@tequngen i'm
Meiten gena@t 3aben, baben in
9eut1@lanb nur penig @inorut grz
ma9t, ertldrte man beute i'm Rrtegs=
mtniiterium. 9ie anglo<fran5Dftf6
@rfolge IN 48 @tunben rei@en, mas
Mi6tigtett anbetrtfft, ni9t an bic
@rfolge Der Rronprin5enzNrmee in
ben Mrgonxen beran, pbglet6 ibul
gu bteien Mngriffen nur $4,000
Mann CUR @erfiigung itonben. Mm
@onntag iammelten ii@ bic 2eute
tpobl Dor ben Mnl@lagbrettern an,
Inn bic 8ert@te bes @enerolitabes
bon Der peitlt@en Tront gu lefen,
bo@ bemerfte man 11tr9enbtpo ettpas
bon Mufregung.
Dte Deut19en tennen bic @tdrfe
ibrer @telungen an Der tpeFli@en
Syrpnt unb baben feline Sur9t, baB
ie1bit bic md6tigiten Mngrtffe Der
miterten bte1e @tellungen er1@iits
tern fDnne11.
Berlin, 27. Sept. Meitsre SORT
16rttte gegen bic Ruf1en in benz
fsibSFlid ppn Milna selesensn Ser
rain nelbet Der beutf6e generaItab
in feiren geitrigen 8ertbt iiber bic
2age I'M Often. ssSm @9la4tenz
breied Milnaz8aranppttf6 6tzMinsi
1T Der 9aiemen, bas lebte 9inbernis,
ouf Der Glu6t Der &ufen na@
Mtnsf bon ben 9euti4en erret4t
tpprben, lnb 11Drblt9 baDon murbe
bic rufiif6e Mrmee iiber bic 8weifna
geporfen. Ser 8eri9t bat foIgen=
ben Mprtla1t:
uSeFli6 Don 8tletfa purben frtz
i6e ruIiifbe Mngriffe obgei6lossn.
Mefli6 bon 8tlei6neff finb tpir an
mebreren punften bur6 bic feinb@
H@en @te1ungen gebroden. Mei<
ter iiiblt@, bel 9ieljatitf@i unb 2iu<
batf9a, baben mir ben Niemen er<
rei9t. Morbpefli6 bon @abereifna
baben tpir bic @uien iiber ben 8ez
refna<TluB getporfen. l1eber 900
@efongene un6 5tpei Meai9inengez
pebre fielen in unfere 9dnbe.
rMrmeegruppe unter prin5 2eoz
polb bon @abern: Mir ma@ten
Torti@rttte in fiibDflt4er &i&tung.
9ie 3ab1 Der @efangenen 1T 500.
nDie Sage Der Mrmeegruppe un<
ter 5elbmarf6oll bon Meadenfen TT
unberdnbert; ebenfo bic 2age i'm
@iiboiten.
8erltr, iiber 2onbon, 27. @ept.
Ginen ernften unb gefabrpoaen 3u<
famntenitoB in Der 2uft botte ge<
ftern Elm bel1tf4er Mtlitdrflteger,
l1nteroffi8ier 8Dbm, nit bret fron<
50iif@en Meroplanen gu befteben. IS
gelang 86bm, 8tpet bon biefen @e<
roptane1 berunter5uf@teben, ben
britten in bic Tlu6t gu tretben unb
10 einen Mnsriff, ben bic fran80fi<
f9en Glieger alf Syreiburg planten,
gu Dereiteln. 9as 6lug5eus 86bms
blteb unbef6dbigt.
Sn ber Mdbe BON MeB i&ob ein
be,1tf4er JlieserzDffi5ier, namens
8Slte, cine fran8Dff6e goifon<Ma<
fdine berunter. Cine anbere fran<
5Dii{@e J1ugmafhine lpuroe non
einen1 beut]@en 5lieger tpeflt9 bon
Gambrat beruntergefdoifen.
@tubenten aus Mittels 1lnb
N..S A:n S..:$fn.. n1,rat1SS ~ f,a
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-01

@tubenten aus Mittel< unb
@ubamerita, bic friiber europdifde
l1niperiitdter befu9ten, 3ieben es,
ii bieiem Sabre bea Rrieges
negen bor, ii9 an ameri1anif9en
l1niDeriit6ter1 i11lmatrifulieren 5,l
lo6fn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-01

@ons 27. Sept, iiber paria. Der
Surinz& nz&orrefponbent Der nSbea Na<
5ionale1 melbet, ibm lei mttgetetlt
1porben, baB bic rumdnifde 2egie<
rung etne in febr freunbli6em Son
gebaltene Mote an bic Regierung in
Softa seri@tet bat, IN ber biefe err
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-01


mod nt@t feitgeteut tporben."
9on6on, 81. Sept. @on General
Srenb lief gefern folgenber @eri9t
eir1:
nMuf benz geftern bon rns geponz
nenen Serratn ipurbe beute i6ner
getdmpft, ba Der 5ej1b 6f1i6 unb
norb6fli6 BON 2pos 19mere @egenz
angrtffe ma@te.
sos @efultat btefer &dmpfe 1T,
bab mir, ouBer n0rblt@ BON &oos,
bas geitern setponnene Serrain unb
2oos 1elbF balten.
vMn1 Mbe1b nabmen ptr ben
norbpei itli@en Sell bon 9ullu9,
ben mir berlpren, tpieber geponnen
II. bQnn tpteber berloren, 5uriid. Sn
bie1en Rdmpfen mahten mir $500 See
fangene unb erbeuteten 1eun @ez
f6aBe unb piele Maf6tnen9epebre. :
(Wos bic tetlipetie ni@t abftrett<
barren Seilerfolge Der Mutierten ane
betrifft io ltegt es auf ber 9onb,
baB farfe ltebertretbungen gemaGt
tporben iinb. Mamentlt@ 1T bic
3obl Der @efangenen entf@teben
ibertrteben pprbe11. 8erliner 8ez
ri9te fnb besbalb NIT Gebulo ob@
autpQrten. Mnn1. B. Heb.)
gsien, q. Sept. Oelterreiber 1nb
l1ngorn errangen 9eItern bei Nomo-
9lleri11e3, SO aiIoneter 11Droli6 bon
Eurnopnl, et1len glan5enoen @sea
iiber Ste Huile1L bie CIT einen1 Gage
ni6t pe11iger alS 5ebn Nngrtffe
mubten. 211 ser SeSfftpa- un6 5tDr>
Sront lit Ser ruiiiid6e 8ioerltano
glei9foQS gebro6en 1poroen. Ser
0ieSbeaugli6e 8eri6t fat folgenoer
@ortlaut:
u9ie giniien perindten geitern
nit itarfen Gtreiftraften, 1tniere
STront bei Mplup=Nlerine5 5,t ourb=
breden. Sie Sdladt, sic mebrere
Sage oanerte, enbete nit elmer bpa=
ltanoigen MeSerlagc lit 6ie &niien.
$50 es bem 6einbe 5eitlueiie ,9elang,
1T einem unierer @raben 5m gelan.
gen, ba tpnrbe er a1triidgeidlagen
nnb erlttt idtuere &erlnite.
v@eitern naGmittag un6 abeno
i6lugen 6ie lebten @ngriffe oer
@uiierl Sic tie 5ebnmal pie6erbcl-
ten, febl. 0eltlib bon 8alo5ce
tpur6e eine feinoli9e 2bteilung, Sic
our@ 6ie bei6aoigten Drabtperbane
in uniere @rdben ge0rungen mar,
gefangen genommen.
rMn unlerer Gront am SSfma uno
StDr fat 6er Sein6 feline Eatigfei1
teillpetie etngeitel1t. Sn Ditgali'
3ien berri9t Nube. H..
@pfia, 81. Sept. Mu9 geftern
tam es an ber nDrbli@en pie norbz
tpefli9en @ren5e @erbtens gu betz
Ben &dmpfen 5pif9en 6iterrei4ii4z
11ngarifden Sruppen unb Serben,
Ser 1erbif@e @eneralfab erlteb ge>
iterr etnen 8ert6t, in benz erfldr1
pirb, bob bic Sefterret@er unb I'm
garn 2anbungsDerfu@e Bel &atfda.
untpeit bes 3ufammenflui1es bon
Drina unb @abe, ma@ten, aber All
Der Musfiibrung ibres 9lanes ber>
binbert tnurben. Mu@ auf benz be,
@tabt 0itroliBa, iiibpeitlt@ bor
8elgrab, egeniiberliegenben 9onau.
11fer fam es 3u etnem Mustaufd
bon @ranaten. ssyn 8u1garten III
man nod I'M 3tpetfel bariiber, Of
Elm ernftli9er @erfu6 gemadt per'
ben fOu. in @erbien ein5ufanen
pber Of es ii6 borldufig nur baruH
bonbelt, bic stdrfe Der ferbif@eu
szrnnt nnsfinbig 81 MAIDEN.
Sat aIler Reis unb 3uder
Ter auf Gormofa se5ogen tuirb, geb
ltad Sapon.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-01

9saris, q. Sept. 9as frat15Dits
itfc &riegsbltrealt crlieR Bcnte NIT
taa cine Grfllrung, lit Set 5ngege=
BEN luirD, SoR Sic Turtidrttte BET
Gundc5 11id)t 10 bebenteno >uaren,
luie ite geitern utrrtiilnltd" angegc-
beu luprbeu luaren, rn6 bak Ste
Uran5olen in ser Ggampagne ustel=
lnngen bt1tter tgrer nelten Srpnt
ci,snabmen, >ueil Sic 9e1ttlden iid
il1 etn5elnen SteQun9en, sic tie an-
gebltd anf9esebeu, gebalten batten.
Scr &eridt lautet.
uSm 9lrtpis-9iitrift tit es TINS
gelnngen, uniere Stelnn9en 51t
balten+
uSeitli6 ppn Suude5 1T tmier
@pritpf, Der, iuie geitern irrtiimlid)
bertdtet iuurbe, Sic Sele9rapbenlt,
ME nad Sbelns crret6t batte, ni6t
10 ,ueit borgeorunsen, fat aber 2a
Spite nub Ste Strake 5utiden grs
ras 1tnb 2tlle erretd)t.
uSm Gbampaene-@ebiet mirb Ser
&a1npf auf ser sansen Trpnt NIT
&eftigfeit fort9eiekt. 8ei Sro,t
&ricpt ba6en 1ptr mebrere SteQnm-
gen binter uniern neten 2inien be.
iekt, ba mebrere feinblide Mbtet-
lnngen in ber Gage ge>peien tuaren,
ii6 in bteieu SteQnnsen 5,t balten.
rSSn ben &peeien tit etn beftiger
@tnr1u anssebro6eu, Der fir Ben
Nugenbltd ale friegeriiden Opera
tipnen 1tnm6gli6 madt".
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-01


Bulletin: 9ie,u Oorf, ~. Sept,
0}it ser anglo=f fran5Ditidcn Sffen-
1ipe ibeint et,uas ntdt tit Srbnltng
SIT icin. Ser cugltid)e 3enipr balt,
iuie bie fplgenbe Melbnng beiagt,
alle Nadrtdten 5nritf: n&ts 1915
1tGr ,parem feline ,ueiteren Na6rtd'
ten aus 2pnbpn etngelaufen. Die
Sa6elgeicai idaften crflaren, bail
fire 2inten 1tnterbrp9en iuprbe1l
ii,tb atnb oaiI beltte ale 9eadrtdte1t
ctncr aukcrgcluGgnltd idarfcn 3en>
iltr 1tnter>uprfen iperDen."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-01

Bulletin: pirdus, @rie9enlanb,
iiber paris, 27. Sept. Die grieAiz
f9e Nesierung bat fir ben Srans=
port bon Sruppen 5pan5ig 5onz
bels19iffe req1tiriert.
11nter ben @6tffen befinDen fi9
Die tronsotlulttf9en Dumpfer uSDe=
miitotles" rR0nig &pnitantin" unb
spotrt5"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-01

Berlin, ~. Sept. Sci ser @e-
idtek1tng ser bentiden Stellunge1t
an ser belgil6en @nitc bei 3ec-
briisge geltern ,uur0e ein brittideS
sdladtidiff perienft nno aluei aus
bere i6iper beidabigt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-01

Sn Nornegen 1T Nobbaunl>
ipoIle auf BE 2ifte ber Wnre1 gefebt
iDorben, beren ginfubr berboten lper.
teu tnnn-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-10-01

&erlir, ~. Sept, pia Snderton.
Ger autlid)e bcutibe 8ertdjt melOet
Sic Sc faugennaG,ne uun neDr alS
5000 Iranspicn nn0 griten 1tno Sic
grpbernng eiucr sea5aGl uon Ma=
idjineltgclucG Greit alt perldllcoenel1
StcQeu Der syrDitt.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-05-28
rhe lilac On Memorial Bay.

The following question is asked fire.
quently:
What is the correct way to put out a
flag ON Memorial day. May 80?
Here is the answer, taken from the
United States army regulations: ION
Memorial day at all army posts and
stations the national flag will be dis
played at half staff from sunrise until
midday, and before noon the band will
play a 'dirge or some appropriate air.
At the conclusion of this memorial trib-
ute. at moor the flag will be hoisted
to the top of the staff and will remain
there until sunset"
On Memorial day or other occasion
when the flag is displayed at half staff,
on raising the flag 1t should go to the
peak and then be dropped n width OF
the flag. In striking the flag it should
be always returned to the peak before
retiring.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-05-28
Other Memorial
Days Than Ours

Memorial day, which is celebrated on
May 30 in almost every state of u
Union. has been set apart by statute
as a special day for decorating the
graves OF the nations soldiers and for
holding appropriate exercises in their
memory. While it originally sprang
from a spontaneous desire to do honor
to the heroes who fell in the civil war,
still it is now celebrated in honor Of
all the soldier dead. that their heroism
and sacrifices may never be forgotten.
1t is interesting to trace the origin
of this holiday. for, like many another
modern institution, 1t goes back to the
early days of civilization. We have
been celebrating it with a special sig
niicance since the civil war; and yet
upon examining 1t we find the adapta-
ton of an ancient custom rather than
the expression of a new idea. In fact.
days set aside for ceremonies to honor
the dead are intimately connected with
all races.
The pagan Greeks held sacred rites
at the graves of their dead and made