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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11
BRITISH TROOPS NAY
FEAST ON LOBSTERS
Newfoundland Has $4,000 cases
Intended for Germany on
Its Hands.

ST Johns. n. F., Jan. 10..The Brit
ish soldier at the front will feast on
lobster if the proposal of this colony
is accepted by the War Department, II
was leaned tonight. The bulk of the
colonies canned lobster output usual!
= SoiG in Germany, but this market
has been closed because OF the war.
Wbile the catch last year was small,
with a total pack of 1000 cases, as
agsinst an average of 10000 cases IN
p1eyious years, the packers have been
ief, with virtually the whole of It on
their hands. After the opening OF me
war the price dropped from S23 to SlZ
a case. -, s.1,,ro
In order to avoid a complete ialIure
of tho industry for the year, it Is pro
nosed that the British government pur-
chase all the product at a reasonable
figure. as q ration for the soldiers IN
the field.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11
GEAR PLAYS HAVOC
WITH TURKISH ships
Many Vessels Damaged or
Destroyed in Raids OF
Last Few Days.

Pc.sograd, Jan. 10.-The following
semi-oficia: statement was given out
here to-day regarding the recent naval
activity in she Black sea:
"On Christmas Eve January 6, mod
ern calendar) our warships IN the
Black Sea engaged the enemy's eruis-
ers Breslau and Hamidieh, intiieting
upon them considerable damage On
the day after Christmas our ships eN-
ploring the Bay OF Synope fired on
several Turkish craft loaded with
cargo. The same night Russian tor
pedo boats bombarded two OF the
Cnemys sailing ships, carrying Hour
and took eighteen men prisoners:
ION the third day after Christmas
cur ships explored the harbors OF
Trebizond and Platana, where they
discovered nothing 20 arouse sus-
picion In the harbor OF Surmeneh
they burned a large number OF Iurki'n
banks loaded with cargo. East OF sur
meneh our ships destroyed four OF the
enemy's merchant vessels, and eleven
sailing ships in the harbor OF RiZeh'
They bombarded the port OF hhopa.
According 20 information received
here. the Turkish mine layer Pelk-i-
Snefhel OF Jdnudiy eh.t' 0N 'AN -
Dor of Stenia. in the Bosporus, as
sisted by steam lifeboats. The Peik-i-
Shefket had been badly damaged along
the water line and in the bow, where
q cannon had been disabled. The nine
LAYER ran ashore. Immediately after
ward began TO leak badly. and perhaps
can be considered out OF service Tor
lcng time
An official communication issued At
Constantinople on January said that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11
Weeks at Front, He Saw
Neither German nor French
~ Cablc 10 M T1burc :

London. Jan. l0.-Some soldiers
at the front escape tho horrors of
war, rs shown by the statement Of
a returned artillery officer who has
been actively engaged with his bat
terry for weeks. lie says in all the
time az the front he has not been
IN a trench, has not seen single
German and only few dead sol
diers. This is accounted for by the
fact that the artillery keeps one
back from the actual firing line.
sending proiectilcs over the
trenches. which arc often more than
two miles from the large guns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11

represented Adam and Eve Discovering
Helgolaud.'"
General Won Emmich's hcsdduarter,
produced another interesting story. At
3 p. m. a general alarm was sent out ia
the reserve troops 20 prepare for i'm
mediate retreat. as the French were
coming. Every bit Of baggage was
packed up and loaded on wagons, the
infantry IN full marching kit lineup
everything ready in record breaking
time. without rush or confusion. TO
withdraw on the word of command
hut no command to march came; in
Stead well done" from the general
as he rode down the long column /,
was just a little fire alarm drill" to
keep the reserve troops up to the high
water mark of efficiency
General Won Zwehl ricknamed
Iwehl-Maubeuge. is probably almost
unknown IN America. though the dark
blue enamel Maltese cross Of the Pour
le Merite Order at his throat tags him
al once as worth while. Won Zwehl is
the outward antithesiS Of Won Emmich
lie looks like anything but a fighter q
quiet. gentle looking soul. with kind
ana a bit tired eyes, soft Silvery hair
and a whimsical sense Of humor, a
gentleman of the old school.
But you should Just see him i'm the
neld during fght-he'S a regular
whlrlwind,' one of his staff said
lie confirmed the fact that Mau-
beuge had fallen on schedule time in
ten days and that he had taken over
10000 French prisoners. chat he had
given the French cOmmandant till
?. m. German time) to surrender
and that the appointment was kept
with great promptneSs; also that the
French were bit chaCrined when
they learned they had beer taken in
by single corps. ] also learned that
he and his corps had arrived in time
to stop the first English corps which
had crossed the Aisne and was march
ing on y.
General Won Zwehl praised the Eng
llSh troops against whom he had sue
cessfully fought. and who are now in
the north. saying: The English sol
der is a splendid fighter. especially
on the defensive"
Asked if the remark Of one Of his
staff that "the English can't attack
was a fact. Won Xwehl said: Il can
only speak as far as my own expert
ence goes. and that was that the Eng
ish never were able to carry through
a bayonet charge with success against
mv troops. They came on bravely
enough. but when our troops would
open fire on them at fifty yards ana
follow il M with a counter attack, the
English would invariably 20 over into
the defensive. at which they are al
their best They are particularly eN-
perienced in bush warfare, and DIS
plav the utmost skill in making the
most of every bit of cover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11

An official communication issued al
Constantinople on January 8 said That
two Turkish cruisers had been engaged
with a Russian squadron Of seventeen
units. but that the Turkish warships
we're not damaged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11
War Run by Telephone

nv previously formed suspicious ind1
the Germans were making war on the
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-02-05
esanuar @etterberi9f.

SIN Sanuar 1915 mar e8 I'M Durd
lhnttt ~etipa 10 @rab fdlter afs t1H
ielben Monat be8 Dorbergebenben Sab=
res laut 8eri6t l1nferS Sfretmtlltgen
Observation-Disclosures 9ller 8. Se11le, Yro=
ptior IN Ser Mtonter Npotbefe. Dn
Dur6f6nttt5 5emperatur biefen Saz
nuar betrug 1927 @rab n1lo tn 1914
22.lO5 Grab. gm Is. Sanuar mar
eS ar11 tpdrntlten, nd1nlt6 ~ @rab iiber
91nll. SIM Sanuar 1914 itieg bas
thermometer auf 56 @rab. Nn1 %.
ftel baS. thermometer al1f % @rao
unter gfun gegen 8 @rab u1rter ghll am
fdlteiten Gag I'M Sanuar 1914. Der
@eiannt= =Rteberl6lag betrug 81 3oH
unb Der @eianmt 56neefan $50
3oll. Nm 4 Iagen CAB eS flares
l3 1ase lparen teilmeiie be-
ip0lft lt1b a11 Il Iagen l6ien oif
gonne iiberbaupt 1lt6t. Ser giins
blieS bauptid6li6 bonn 91oroipelten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-02-05
Seem him. Minneiota, 6retag ben s. 6eb, 1916

nod nabtr 511iammengebradt. Wtr
ale fiblen in nnierer Seele, bats
mir 5uiammenseb6ren nno 51ian1'
menbalten miiiien. Seber, Der et11
gutter Deiterreider iit, fnblt, oats
11ngarn Elm sroker 0adtfaftor tn
umierer Munard)ie lit.
11eber bas @erbaltnis Der 9op-
pelmonardie sm 9eutidlano fagte
ser Miniiter folgenoes:
v8emn es ie i1t Der @eidtd)te
s,rei perbiinbete &6lfer gegeben bot,
Sic iid) anf chamber perlaile1 fO1t=
uem, 10 lit bies bei bent Bnnon1s
s>uiid)en 9e,1tidlanb 1tno Deter
rcid)= 1tn9arn Ser TaQ. 8ir nebmcn
un oen r,tb1nreiden Saten l1nierer
cemt tlden @erbiinoeten nit Seget1te-
rmma tell, fret bpn jeoem fleinlt6sn
Nefiifl.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-02-05
MiGt 9ebnnoe1t+
&umdnien miro 9entidlano NIT
SrooitoHen periursen.
-@abrt feline l1uabbausigfeit.

Berlin, 1. .6ebraur. @ie aus 8u-
farelt balbaultlib gemel0et miro,
miro &umdnten 9euti6lano nit Ser
grpBen Menge @etrei0e Derlorgen,
5u 6eren 2ieferung es ii6 Derpfli6-
tet bat. Deuti9lan6 intro sic 8ng-
gons fir ben Sransport 0ieles @e-
treibeS itel1en.
@ie iebr Sic &euter=Mgentur audi
beitrebt lit, Die ebentnelle g(nleiDe
Mnm4niens in 2on6on als eine poli-
til6e Mnleibe bin5uiteuen, lit man
in ser @erliner runanii9en &olonie
oob ungeteilt Ser 9lnit6t, 6aB STU
1ndnien ii6 .auf feline Sransaftion
ei11aiien mir6e, mel9e ieine pplitt-
ibe nnabbangigfett eini6rdnfen
f0nnte.
(2on0on bat befanrtlih genel6et,
Ste $25, ,O0O>000-9lnIeibe an @un1d-
nien lei perfeft getnorben, un6 &n-
r14rien peroe 6as @eI6 fir Mrn1ie,
rnngs5tpede Deripenoen.
Ann. 8. Geb)
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-02-05
Na9ribt l1,1teroriift.
aren5er rSiger" mar bDd) ein
Dpfer Der Moroleeialadt.
gollitauois beitatist.

Berlin, 1. Sebr. Die bon oem
Mei9smarinean1t bafannt gegebenen
Melbungen uber oen 8erlauf Der
5eei6la6t in Ser yoroiee ont
5onntag, Sen "a. SSanrar, uno Die
babel bon Ser engli1ben Slotte err
littenen 8erInite finoen our9 gtab-
ri6ten BON unbeteiligter @eite BET
inlmer Dollere 8eitdtigung. 8eltatt-
gung finoet aber al1d Die falt ber-
hIiiife11oe @iufiir, NIT Der Die brtt1-
i1e Hegier1ng oie getl11le1hlt9e
gddlli6ung bes eigenen 9nbltfun1s
Dornimn1t. gea9 Der erlten nnqualt=
ft5ierten 9iegesmeloung, monab
ane 5biife fell beimgefonn1en n11O
sic Notwithstanding geringfngtg
geipeien feit1 iouten, bequente 1teb
Sic britii9e gbmiralttat 5u oem
@i11geltanonis, buB Der 96la6tfrel1'
ser uGiger", bon oeuti6en Grand
ten leibt beiddoigt, na6 2eitb IN
@6ottla11b gebra6t moroen uno Dob
jei11e 59doen geringfigiger ieien,
tpie Sic 6es S6la6tfreu5ers u2lon"
Nunitent iid berauS> ni6t nur, oaB
ei1t britii9er 9bla6tfre15er, nno
5tpar oer nStger", erfolgrei6 torpe'
oiert tporoen lr10 1l;tergegangen lit,
ionoera1 ou9, BOB oias IN 2onoon
tefannt tpar, Sic 8erbreitung 6ie1er
geo6ri6t ie6o9 bon ser &egierunq
getpaltiant berbtnOert 1puroe. 9ieS
gebt aus folgenoen Oettteilnnger
berbor, oie beute bier on1tlib be.
fa1lnt gegeben lpuroeu:
rMmiteroar1er 3eitunge11 berib
ten, baB Ste 2ol1ouner uMornin{
~Bo1t" Elm glafat gebrudf batte, II
tpelhen1 Ser l1ntergang etneS Britt
i{ben sgbIa6tfren5ers in Ser See
/ i6lo9t in ser Noroiee perfinoe
| tuuroe, oaB ie6od per 3eu1or Elm
;hritt unb oie gerbreitnng De-
Nn6ribt unter0rildte.
Ser &apitdn eir1es Sa6tboote!
bracbte Sic 9ea6ri6t na6 glmlter
Sam, ooB Ser briti1de S6la6tfreu
3er vSiger" boa eincm oeutibe1
Torpeooboot IN Wrul1o gcl6olle,
/ nurDe,"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-02-05
&crorebnnge1t.
8ariler Bnrean iuat Sranlreid)
6u tdulhen.
: Mi6t ptel ueues palitert.

poris, I, 5ebr. 9as frun3oF{6e
&riegsbureou erlieb beute nitfag
einen 8eri9t, in benz es Die Welt
glauben MAIDEN m06te, bob ni9t
bic Tron5o1e11, 5un6ern Sic Dsut{aen
in ben Mrgonnen Elm gan5es Hegtz
ment berloren boben. @s pirb mi!
e6t ti1bli9er Natpitdt gemelhet,
bab bic 9ertI Ihen in ben Mrgonnen
1ebr gelitten batten~ Ser Bert9t
lautet:
rMm geitrigen Sage fanben anf
Der gon5en 5ront, unb beionbers I'M
glorben, iebr beftige Mrtiqerietdmpfe
5tatt.
,@ib0i itli9 BON Opern Der1uften
Die 9eut19en un1ere @telungen anz
.3ugreifen, bo6 puroe biefer 8erfu9
bnr9 lr1fere Mrtilerie uno sSnfantez
rte berettelt.
,Mn Der Misne, BON Der Miinoung
III bic Oisne bis 8errDzauz8ac ba@
BEN uniere @e1@iiBe nit gutem @r<
fplge ,georbeitet. Mebrere fetnblt9e
@tellungen tpurben aerft0rt (D.
ueeSn ben Mrgonnen mar ses ge1tern
'berbdltntsmdBig rubig. Die Deutz
1@en 19etnen bort unter ben &dmpz
fen Der lebten Sage 1ebr gelitten gu
hoben s(D.
,ueSm Wpepre 81 itritt, in ben
8ogefen unb inn GlfaB 1T bic Sage
unberGnbert."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-02-05
9ibnupl1>5tatut.
&anoiauns eeaem 5ranfreids
@iniluR lit SDrien geriatet.
@idtiaer Gdlritt ber Siirfet.


Berlin, 1. Sebruer. IuS &onlto11-
ti11opel lit bier Die gsa6ri6t ei11ge-
troffen, 0aB 0ie Siirfei als cine
syolge ibres &rieges nit 1em 9rei,
perbano oas 2ibaron Statut fir
ungiiltig erflart bat. 9ieS tit elm
s6lag gegen oen fran5oiii6en Gin
fluB am 2ibanon.
(Oas 2ibanon Statut lit eine
gerfallung, melde 5tpii6en Der
Yforte, nad6em 6ieie 1910 SDrien
lpieoergetponnen batte, nno ben
europaiihen Ma6ten bereinbart
lpuroe uno SEN Golfsitammen am
9iba11c11 getpiiie BriDilegien ge-
mabrte. l1ripriinglieb gum 59nge
ser 0ortigen Gbriiten, oen Der fa-
tbolii6en Stride unierten Wfaro11t-
te1L perlangt, tpur0en Dieie BriDile-
gien au9 6eren @egnern, ben Dru-
len, eingerdnnt, peil Der e1n1eltige
56uB ser Maroniten MIR oem Gin>
fluB Sranfrei6s 5ngute gefommen
1pdre. 9ieie 8erfaiiung, tpel9e Die
2ibanonltqn1me in getpiiiem @raoe
ser 8otmdBigfeit unter Der Snrfei
e11tbob, tpurbe 1860 infolge bon re-
ooIntiondren 8emegungen n11ter ben
.Mnrontten umgeltoBen, nno nod ei.
npn1 abermaligen 8iirgerfrieg, IN
tpel9en Die EIrfen fir Die Drnien
gnrtei 1abmen, puroe Elm neues
gtntut bereinbnrt, unter tpel6em
bns gan5e @ebirge n1ter et1ten
driltli1en 5tattbnlter geitelt tpuroe
1l1b ba6urb tpieber lrter fran5oii-
iden GinfI,1b geriet. Diefes Stotut
Fat nun bie 9iirfei gefiinoigt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-02-05
gieuer Jliieel fit podiidu

Nm Dienstagnahn iplree an
prd6ttgsS r8abn @ranb" Ninno ipnu
WinfelmannS Mlfiflabel1 ii Sic sl,fia
Ser 56ule gebradt. 3und6H 1T Oas.
Snitrllment MIR auf Yrobe bort. NE
es aber sllfriebenitenero, iolI Is ,po1n
Nlumnus 8ereil1 llnb Der @1ulbe=
bDroe gefanft merberl. Sin neueS sltes
sSynitrun1e1lt mirb auf bic 5ineftnnbeH1
n1orge1S, a1fs 0r6eitra unb alH osn
@lee Stub getpib 1llr gllten i1liflt
|babe1l uno 2uft llno 8eseifttrltno "a
tpeden.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-02-05
@teben 6nlammen+
9eutl6lano nit ieineu @unoes-
geno1en Deiterreid- nngarn.
1tnl1slide 5re1ubidaftsba

s e. q
8nbapeit, /. Tebr., iiber Nmiter-
oa,n nnb 2pnbpn. @raf Sis5a, Der
,1nsariide Hremiernrinifter, bielt
liter geitern cine &ebe, in Der er
iiber Ben nnlDsliden Sreunbidafts-
bnno 5ipiiden Defterreid) uno nn-
garn nnb 5iuiiden bieien beioen
2anoern nno 9eutidlano fprad).
Scr &rieg Fat ,.ns bereits ben ei<
nen Sri11mpb sebradt", iaste er,
voaf er ,1niere @6lfer a,1f iu1nter
s1iammengeidtueift fat. Der 4ricg
Eat sic Deiterreider unb 11naarn
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-02-05
Gpuntnri1ter 5hpnl

Gountpribter 9bomas S
Geuup in Gbicago fat entf6ieoen,
bab 1rauen, Ole ii@ 1norgen in @N<
eago regiftrieren lai1en tnerben, geieB<
lt6 gebalten iino, ibr Mlter genau
an5ugeben.
General Sir sSobn 5rend, Der
englii9e 9Ddfttommanbierenbe n
5ranfreid, ipeilte bor einigen Sagen.
tpie beute erit befannt lpirb. out
turae 3ett in 2onbon, tpp er nit nem
aDnig unb ben Mni}tern IN Rons
ferena mar.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-02-05

ungren5enben @epdffern rfein untpt<
IN" treble. @s beiBt, baB er 1etne
'6abrt noG 2iperpool nod etnem
nur fnr3en Mufentbalt IN Aueens@
totpn forf1eBte.
Berlin, 1. Tebr., iiber Mmiterz
bom unb 2onbDn. 9ie be1ttf4en
3eitungen befpre6en in lonsen 4rttz
feln bic pon beutfden l1nterfeebooten
in britii6en @eipdfern ausgefiihr<
ten @o55tas. 9ie .Sages5ettung"
1ogt: rMir boffen, boB Der bon
beut19en unter1eeborten tn brtti}ben
@epGKern er0ffnete 5anbelsfrieg bic
Mur5el beS brtti1Gen tronso5eont@
16en Sonbels treffen pirb."
aopitdn perIius, Der @a9DerItdnz
bige bes uBerliner Sageblott" fir
S5lottenongelegenbeiten, iagt iiber bic
toitropben in {einer 3ettun9 folz
genbes:
uWpr ouem IT Der @@ouplob, ouf
Dem bic Mttionen Fottfanben, bemer<
fenspert. Sis lebt enttpidelten unz
fere nter1eebpote om ne1t1ihen
Muslouf bes &onols eine iberro{henz
be SGtigteit. Mber Don iebt an tperz
ben bic englifdsn 5unoels14iffe NIT
onberen beutI tI9en a1nter}eez@eFobren
au re9nen boben. a1nb biele fonz
men nur pern1ieben lperbsn, lpenn cer
@erfebr pou1 1tdnbig eingeitellt miro.
Die rpoit" ioet farfoftiid:
vMir 1eben, boB @nglanbs @er>
1u@, bic 3ufubr BON 2ebensmitteln
babur9 ab5ui6netoen, baB es allen
ousldnbi19en 5anbel binbert, groben
Grfo1g ber1pri@t."
@dmtli@e bteiige 3eitungen 1prez
ben entbuiiaitif6 iiber ben @6oren,
ben beuti9e l1nterleeboote na4 benz
bon Mbmirul BON Strpib entporfenen
plun britif9en 6anbels1@iffen 3u<
fiigen. @or alIem tptrb bic olgez
meine Mufmerfia1 auf Die Satz
1a9e gelenft, bob l1nter1eeboot n21'
in einer@ntfernung BON iiber10ooW}ei@
len BON 1einer 8ofts operierte. @s
pirb ferner berporseboben, baB bas,
mos beute 'fletnen @9iffen pafitert,
morgen grpBen englt16en 9ampfern
po1fieren tann.
2onbon, 1. 5ebr. r@tir1nl1des
Metter bot fir bic beuti@en Inter
ieebopte feline @@reden", erfldrte
beute mprgen ber &opitdn bes Damp
fers .u2einiter ouf ben baS beut1ae
l1nterieeboot 21 ge1tern 5tp112en
@nglanb unb Srlanb bergebli9
Sogb mo9te. "Qlls mir bos osufz
16e nnterfeeboot unmittelbar Dor
Der @infabrt gum 9ubliner 9afen
f6teten, tpor bas Metter 10 ronb
unb itirmt1@, baB 1i@ fein ein3iger
pof1gier auf bas Ded 1pogte. 9as
teut19e nnterfeeboot fam in elmer
@ntfernung bon elmer Meile an bic
Sberfld&e, unb mir purben nufgeforz
bert, an5ubolten. S9 CAB 1eboh Bez
febl, mebr 9ampf anf5ufeben, utD
i'm 3id5odturfe betpertfte1igten tpir
un1er @ntfommen. Infer 8erfolz
ger fum trpb bes Wetters gut Dorz
pGrts, uber gegen unlere "a &nDten
fpnnte er 11i9ts nusri9ten."
Ser v2einfer" perfebrt 5tpi1hen
Gnglonb unb seSrlonb. Ser &apitdn
tpor borber iiber bic Mntpefenfeit
beutf9er l1nter1eeboote I'M sSri14en
Meer unterri6tet porDen. 9ie 8ez
fqnntna@ung ber Satfa6e geniigte,
bqB 1i6 11ur bret pai1agiere 5ur
leberfabrt BON 9olDbeab nab Dub
lin einftellten.
@tebem 61tlantmelt+
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-02-05

2iperpool, 1. Sebr. Sin tueite~
res Nejultat scr Satigfett bentid)cr
1tnterieebppte am Der @eitfiiite ST.
Ianos lit sic GrbDbnn9 Ser &eritd)es
rn,,gsratcm fir &iiitenoampfer bon
fiimf anf 5,uan5is GdiQing.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-02-05
Tanf 9antpfer.
9eutld)e l1uterieeboote
an Der Mrbett.
gerIi9ernue Sraten erbDbt.

8elfait, iiber 2unoun, 1. Scbr.
9ie 8eridte iiber Sic Satigfeit et'
mes oe,tidcn lllttericcbpptcs int
Sriid)cn Wfccr baben in bieiigen
9iceberfrcilen cinen tiefen Ginornd
bintcrlaiicn. 9as sd)idlal Der pon
ben1 l1nteriecbuot r21" 5n,n 5tnfen
gebradtcn eneliid)en Sampfer bat
sic 9iceber snr Grgrcifmug anRers
geluDbnlider &oriid)tsmakre9eln
pcraulakt. g,enn &eriunenoampfer,
bic seitcrn ausiabreu iollten, 'uur-
Sen int 6afen 5nriidbebalten, nno
bicrscbm SdJlepper blieben rpr sn=
fer liegen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-02-05

sic 9fceoer sur Grsreifnng anRers
aeu66nlid]er &uriidtsmakreaeln
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ntarenaenben @etpdnern rfein untpt<
III" treble. Gs beiBt, baB er ietne
'6abrt na& 2tDerpool nod etnem
MIR tnr5en Mufentbalt in Queens
totpn fortlebte.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-10-14

north train. en- route TO Marvin,
Grant county, near which place he
owns a farm and will look after the
threshing of the crop.
A. ]. Runestrand, who recently re-
tired from the management of the
Madison Outlook, has accepted a po-
sition with Mayfield & Breedlove, the
plumbers, as helper. in order to avail
himself of outdoor work in hope of
benefiting his health.
The first of a series of dancing
parties vas given by the Sons of
Leisure last evening at Huntemer
hall. The Apollo orchestra furnished
an excellent program of the latest
dance music. About thirty couples
were present.
A reception was given this after
noon by Mrs. r. b. Fitzgerald, Mrs.
Kundert and Mrs. Lannon, at the
home OF the former. during the hours
3 to 5 and 5 to z. The attendance
was large and the social enjoyment
much appreciated by hostesses and
guests.
Louis Molloy, the violinist, was a
returning passenger by the morning
train from Winfred, where he has a
class in music. He Is planning TO
give a dancing party at Winfred on
the evening of the 22nd inst. Mr..
Molloy has established a studio in
Huntemer block.
Will Gilbert, a boyhood resident of
Madison. but for the past several
years a resident of Deland, Fla, is in
the city calling on acquaintance. He
is on his way to San Francisco to
view the exposition and visit his
brothers, Bert and Earl, residents of
that section. Mr.. Gilbert sees many
changes in Madison which he remarks
are for the better.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-10-14
LOCAL NEWS.

Phone 2O9, C. j. Simpson. for
black dirt, sand and gravel.
Call on Geo. Simpson for all kinds
of cement work. excavations and els
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-10-14
CHARLIE HOWARD
THE ORIGINAL OLD SETTLER OF
SIOUX FALLS.

Charlie Howard. the original old
settler of Sioux Falls, is in Madison
this afternoon and will remain over
night. Nearly fifty years ago Mr..
Howard located in what is now Sioux
Falls and engaged in the mercantile
business, trading with the Indians
and trappers and later with incoming
settlers. He was an open-hearted
f~rontiersman and a helper of the
early settlers and is remembered for
his generosity by all the very early
settlers. During the past thirty
years of more he has been n of the
big cattle raisers of the western part
of the state and has grown wealthy in
this line of business. Mr.. Howard
has passed his S1st birthday, but he
is still a keen business nan