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Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-25

. Editor OF The Bee. / al
ways wanted a bicycle and now
have a chance to try and get
one. have gone around to
my relatives and friends TO get
them 70 save the pictures for
me, ! would be glad II anyone
would be so kind as 20 save
them and send them to me. /
would appreciate IL very much,
Yours respect, Irene Timme.
1923 Maple St, Omaha. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-25
HYMENEAL
Pederson-sMnnsnn.

Miss Minnie Swanson, daughter Of
Charles p. Swanson of Oakland, and
Henry Peterson of Ruskin. Neb.. were
married by Rev. Charles w. Savidge, at
his residence Wednesday at 2:So o'clock.
They were accompanied by Lars Ped
erson and Miss Laure Swanson, brother
and sister Of the bride and groom.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-25
\. w. ReInhart.

McCOoL JUNCTION, Neb.. Feb. "a.
(special)--A. w. Relnhart died at the
family home In this village at o'clock
yesterday morning. lie was an early
settler on a farm four miles southwest
of town. Eight years ago he moved TO
the village. He was % years old.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-25

AHcy WE'RE accompanied Dy Lars red
erson and Miss Laure Swanson, brother
and sister Of the bride and groom.
Thoms-Bredehoft.
AVOCA, Neb., Feb. 4.-(Special Tele-
gram)-Henry J.. Thomas of near SYRIA
cuse. and Miss Sophia M. Bredehoft OF
Berlin, we're united in Marriage at the
home oC the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bredehoft, today. They will reside
on farm near Syracuse
steinhoff-W
AVOCA, Neb., Feb. 2t--(Special Tele-
gram.)-Edward Steinhoff and Miss Alma
Wendals, were united in marriage at the
home OF the BRIDES parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Wendals at Syracuse. To-
day. The will make their home on a
farm two miles north OF Syracuse.
CIementH-stOut.
McCOOK, Neb.. Feb. 24.-dSpeolal.)-
Mr. Harry Clements of Dorchester, Neb..
and Miss Maude Stout OF Bdison. Neb..
were married here yesterday by the
county judge.
Eng1- Marshall.
John Engl. jr,. and Miss Eldmae Mar
shall. were married by Rev. Charles w.
savidge at his office, Brandeis theater
building, Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-25
DEATH RECORD.
Frank n. MtnR.

SIDNEY. Nob.. Fob, 9t--special Tele-
gram)-The funeral of former Sheriff
Frank H. King, who died here suddenly
last Monday. took place today and was
held under the auspices OF Frank Welsh
lodge. No. %. Ancient Free and Ac-
copied Masons II was largely attcnNed
and all sections Of western Nebraska were
represented. The deceased was GO years
old and was one OF the carly ranchmen,
He leaves a large estate, His family CON
ssts Of a wife and six children,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-01-29
Mnbretps Dreelfpn5ert, 9r. Martm
9utber College.

DaS Srgelfon5ert pergangenen Diensz
tag i'm bieiigen Dr. SO. 8. College mics
einen perbdltnismdbis idtpa6en 8e=
iu6 anf, unb gu einem gltten Geile ifeate
oenielbe11 au6 nod uniere 1lmgegenb
Golrtlanb, gficonet, @leepp, Gne bis
1a6 @pringftelo bin. Mait iol1enn
Beiude ernn0glt6t Seem lllm ipdterbin
fetn berartt9es &on5ert, IN neI6em
llns Srgantltengr0ben bonn Nufe etnes
@arre1 MnbretpS, Seem Sort NIT tbrer
&nnlt erfreun.
5err 9lnbreipS, bem eine pradfpolle
@tri6tngzSrgel 5ur 8erfiiglln9 ftaI1b
1nb bie er I'M gfu meiiterli6 beberrfbte
btnii6tlt6 tbrer nannt9fa6en =&laasz
effefte u1b 1ne6antl6en Spielbtlfen, Be
getiterte Sic anod6ttge nnb ba1fbare
,3ub0rerl6aft NIT etner Neibe id6ner
Srgelfompoltttonen. @in eminent bo=
bes M1oB te6ntl6er Tertigfeit llno feiner
Negiitrterfunit, bie NIT BEN porbanoenen
W1itteln prdbttge Steteerllneen 1u1b
9artten fetnltnntger Tonmaleret berz
auSarbettete befl1nbete er IN Sen Sdten
BON Ba6( (pallaca9liq Ii. 6u9e, 8oripiel
gu u@tr slauben ali an einen @ott)
@utlmant (Mar6e Tunebre ct Gbante
9erapbique), MenbelSiobn (oterte 90
nate), 9dnoel @argo), g. Sud- (6tnale
ser 2. Sonate).
@tnen etfpa8 bretteren Ga1lm alS rpie
gemDbnlt6 mtonete er- -belonberS Der=
anlabt bur6 BEN itiirmii6en Betfan
ieiner s3ubDrer- Der populdren Srgel=
multi, bte bel geringeren 8lbnngsmerte
bo6 oa6 Sntereile eineS an Orgelmnfif
nod rt6t 10 re6t gep6bnten s3ub0rers
ma6rl1ft. @tne quite @abl mad. bteler
'@ette BIN traf er NIT Der @ounb'f6er
@erenaoe, oen 0}epin'i6en rSong Of
@orrop" (6errn NnbretpS pon &on1=
por1ilten getpibmet). Inter BEN t3u=
gaben eldn3ten etne berrltb gefpielte,
gut pbraliert ll11b fetn llinctert pieberge=
gebene @aootte unb ieine Smproptia=
ttonen iiber Some, imeet Some" unb
Nearer mn SOB to tbee~u
Sn Germ @arren NnbrepS lernten
lpir eii1en Ionfiinltler fe1lre11, oem mir
I bier germ mieberbegegne11 piirben.
Ste College Gb0re unter Brof. Heu=
ter8 2eitnng boten NIT eingefbaltenen
@bornun1mern bon Sad, Brabms 11r1b
ST. 2a6ner, ,begleitet BON Sliigel u1b
Srgel, 2etitungen BON felten i60ner
Nrt nad guSiprade, 1onbilbl1ng unb
8ortrag.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-01-29

beferes @inber1tdnDnts an5uDa9neH.
rnb iagte ibm, bob Elm fpl4es etnen
europdif@en &rieg unmDg1i@ gez
madt bdtte. Sin fo1&es @inbernebz
men tpdre bic 8aiis gepefen, anf
Der mir ben Ser. Staater bdtten
entgegenfommen unb iie bdtten auf>
forbern f0nnen, Der brittle i'm 8un<
be gu tperben. Mber @nglanb bat
un1ere Wunf6e ni@t seteilt, unb
bur@ ieinen Gtntritt in ben &rieg
bat es btefe 9pffnungen auf imz
mer 5erft6rt. Sd boffe, man tpirb
in ben Ser. @taaten einfeben, baB
England in bieiem &riege nur feine
eigenen ssSnterefen berfo1gt uno na@
ietnen Brin5ipien ban6elt, gan5 slet@.
pb 6ieiss. asrs@t 2. obsr nngeredt."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-01-29
Gurntae lit M}inneapulis,

G)elege11tli6 BET Setter bes SO. @tifz
tungsfeite8 beS ct. Nntbonp 1urnz
peretnS bon MirrneapoltS fanb In be1en
9alle lebten Sonntag Elm 8e5trfsturr1z
tag, ll11ter 2ettun9 BON 8e5trf8turnpart
Mtlltam Mueller, ltatt. 9ln be111 Iurllz
tag .beteiligten lt6 81 Nfttbe, 81
Oamen unb 18 8dre11. 8on bier
mob11ten ben1ielben bel 1urnlebrer Ser
man tSetn, 9err unb 6rau George
@ogen unb Serr nnb 6rau 81. 81.
&en8ft. Tolge11oe 9}urnmern gelongz
ten CUR muitergtltigen Ourdfiibrung:
1. 2auflbungen.
2. W1arld= uno SronungSnbunge11,
Setter, Serm. 5etn.
3. @6rtttarten urlb Syretiibungen I'M
Gjeben, Mednnerflaiien; Setter 9.
S. S6tnb,
4. 1an5iibunge11, Oanenfla1len; 2ei=
ter 8. q. O1obler.
5. @emetnl6aftltde 6retibu1t9en;
Setter @n. Wdiller.
6. 2ie6er: AZ r1urner auf gum
9trette"; b) uOa8 2an6 Der Tretz
bett."
Z. &euleni6nin9en unb 9pn1naittz
ide8 Ian5en; Oamen oeS ct.
9lntbonp Iurnperetr1a.
8. 5an5retgen; Oamen beS Iurn=
oeretn8 ct. Saul"
9. Bfeilz unb BogenzNeteen; Nfttpe
Iurnperein r9t. Honl."
S. g. Gbomberg btelt abenbS eine
f6mungoolle Teitrebe. Ser nd6ite 8ez
5trf8turntag ftnbet tn ct. Saul itatt
unO 5mar I'M Monat Mdr5 5ur5ett
Der 9lbbaltung Der 8e3trfStagSz
labung.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-01-29
6pd)5eitsglpfen.

Sn ser bieiigen DreifaltiefeitS Stride
ret6te DienSta9morgen UNI 9 l1br
SRI. Soiepbtne 9ofmetter, Dem Nus=
erforenen tbre8 !9er5er18, gilbert 6ader,
9obn bon 5errn unb lrau @olfgang
Sader BON 2afapette 1otpnibip, .bie
6anb gum f60niten Bunbe bes 2eben8-
8ep. Nobert @6ltnfert poa3og ben
Irauaft tn @egentpart bon 9pbn Sof=
metiter, 8rll6er Ser 8raut, u1b Sri.
Nnna @ader, S6peiter beS Brduti=
gam8, tDel6e ais 5rau3eugen fnngterte11.
Nuf Der Tarn Ser Gltern be8 Brduti=
gam8 IN Conn 2afapette fanb nd6 Der
9rauung eine ge1niitli6e 8auernbo9=
5ett itatt moran it6 ungefdbr 800 @dfte
beteiltgten. Die Geier perlief IN ber
i96nlten @etie urb alle Nntpeien6ell
arniiiirter1 ii6 f0itli6. Die Briiberfer
8raut lieferten na6mittagS Weniif 1lrlb
abenoS ipielte @artDaS 8anb gum Im8
auf. Dte 8raut lit eiae Io6ter BON
@opt. Sos. @ofmetiter. sic BAT Die
bieii9e So6i6nle abfolptert unb 1T felt
etn paar Sabren alS 9ebreriin tatig ge=
neien. @ie perfigt iiber etrle11 groberr
6reunbeSfretS bter uno Der 8rdltigan1
1T ein an9eiebener i1rn9er Garnler bon
Conn 2afanette llrlb beioen tperben
Ste ber5lidften @liidniinihe iettenS Der
Sreunbe entgegengebra6t. Die Neu=
pernGblten lperben thr 6eim Q1lf Ser
Tarm oeS 8rdutigan1S IN 9onn Ga
fanette aufidlagen. Bon ieiten Der
sSreunbe lr11b 8eripanbten fpuroen ibne1
etne gan3e Nn3abl prddtiger nnb merit
boiler @ei6enfe perabrei6t, lpel6e bllell
bet Der @tnrt6tnng ibreS 9einls febr
81 itatten fomrne1 iperben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-01-29
@rpRlpgeniitung Der 6ermannz
GDbne,

OienStag unb O1itttpo6 tagte tn ct.
Saul Bic 81. @roblogehitbung Ser Ser
nan11s<@Dbne beS 5taate8 Mtnneiota.
0ie 81 nntergeorbneten 2ogen maren
bur6 "a Oelegaten nertreten. Die
Derfnal 2oge BON bier tpuroe bon GbaS.
Sauenltein unb Sobn 9etltnger reprdz
ler1ttrt.
9lus ben 8ert6ten Ser Bean1ten gebt
beroor, baB bte Mttgliebl6aft be8
OrbenS I'M @taate ii6 auf ettpaS iiber
$500 beld1ft. Ser 6eierpefonbS be-
lduft lt6 auf $132,O00. @dbrenb bes
per(olienen Sabres itarben 1872 O2ttz
glteoer unb an bte Strterbltebenen tpurz
SEN Sl32,000 ausbe5ablt. Sir &ranz
fenunterltiiblrng muroe an Sic 8eretn8z
111ttslteber btnnen ser lekten 2 Sabre
$4,000 au8be5ablt. 0aS @ern1Dgen
ser urtergeoroneten 2ogen nitro auf
$4,000 abgei6dbt.
Da5 @ebolt beS @rob=Sefretdrs
tpurbe BON $75 pro W1onat auf S125
erb0bt; e8 miro iebo6 IN s3ufunft oerz
largt, bab ser @rob=@efretdr ben1
Sroen letne gan3e s3ett mtbmet uno
ogttatorii6 tdttg ietn ioll. @eitrtnene
W1ttslieber iollen brr6 eingei6rtebenen
Brtef BON ibrer @trethung III &enntntS
gelebt tnerber1.
@tne ldngere Oebotte 16lob }i9 an Ste
Bert6teritattung iiber ba8 t9ermann8=
1obn Oer1f1nal in Stem l1l1n. Die in
Mngrtff genom1nenen 91eparaturen pltr=
ben gutgebetben. Die baonr6 ertpa6=
le11ben l1nfoiten tperben BON Der 9fational
@robloge unb Ser Staat8z@robloge IN
gletden Ieile11 getragen.
Sin aus SEN bret @robbeanlten be-
febenbe5 &on1ttee 1on bel ser 2egtSlatllr
anitellig lperben. bob Die 8eltinn1ung
laut pelder bte 2ebenSperltderl11g nun
an 8lutSoerma1ote Sablbar lit, aufge=
boben 1peroe, oanttt lolbe Mttglteber Ste
fet11e 11abe 8lutSpermanbten baberL ibre
9ebensperit6erung a11beren 2euten 3uz
l0retben f0n1le1.
&o111n1 Brp9ntf, Bertreter ser 0op=
pelmotlardNe ltno &oniul @runom, Ser
treter oes 6euti6en NeideS btelten frr5e
Nnipra6en, 8eibe Nebner foreerten
Ste 8eriammelten auf felt unb treu gum
ietpetltgen alten 8aterlanoe su balten.
3ll Gbren Ser beln6e11oen Oelegaten
unb @robbeantel1 fanb 9ien8tdgabe1lo
tn Oteth'Sz Salle etne geiellige llnterz
baltl1ng ltatt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-01-29
,,9ie 3apicrfetc1t. :"
Ser MuSorutf fiel nit Ye6u9
auf @n9lano.
eSnterpie,p nit bent &ei@sfau5ler.

@eneralbouptquartier Der beut=
f@en Mrmee, uber Berlin unb 2onz
bon, 25. San. Sin &prrefponbent
oer uIfociate6 preB" be1@reibt eth
Snterbietp, Dos er I'M beutf@en
9ouptquortier NIT 9errn BON 8etbz
anannz9olIpeg, benz 6eutf@en Rei9s<
tan5ler, batte. Ser &an5fer perz
nabrte iib gegen bic allgemein in
Der @elt berbreitete Melbung, baB
tt BON @ertrdgen als papterfeben
sefpro@en BABE. Ser &an3ler gab
gu, btefen Mus6rud gebrau@t gu baz
fen, erfldrte aber, bies in be5ug auf
Gnglanb, un6 ni@t auf 9eutf@lanb,
eefast gu baben. rglls i@ 6iefen Mus<
brud i'm &et@stoge brau6te, bate
i6 f&on genug gln3et@en bafiir, bub
tie Jog. belstf@e Meutralttat ni@t
ertittere, tpernglet9 mir bic Betpet1e
bamals nod feblten," fagte Der
aon5ler. rsroBbem nabm id9 bic
@eruntportung 9eutf@lanbs ni@t
lei@t, unb icb gab offen gu, bab
8elgien unre@t gef@ebe. Mber i@on
am Sage, bepor i@ nit Sir @o<
1@en, benz englif9en 8otf6after in
Berlin, iiber bic &riegslage fpra@,
batte Sir Gbparb @reD feline be-
fannte @ebe i'm 9auie Der @emeinen
gebalten, in Der er in nt@t mib5uberz
iteben6er @etie ben @tanbpunft
Gnslenbs auseinanberfeBte. ST fagz
te 8tpar nt@t birett, baB @nglanb
ben &rieg erfldren tperbe. aber ieber,
Der Die Hebe nit 8e6u@t lieft, mub
itb fagen, bob bamals Der Rrieg
gnglanbs cine bef6lDf7ene @a4e
ipar.
England 8og nur bas @@pert,
neil es fei11e eigenen Sntereffen gez
'fdbr0et glaubte. lin 8elgiens Neuz
tralttdt gu be{diiBen, pdre es niez
mails in ben Rrieg ge5ogen. 9eSz
holb fagte id 81 Sir @pi6en in
.unferer lebten 1nterbaltung, bic mir
batten, bob fit Gnglano bic belgi<
ide Neutra1itdt nidts nls Elm a5a<
pterfeBen lei.
SD erinnerte ben 8otf@after an
n1eine laneidbrigen 8enliihungen, 5tDi<
fden Gnolonb unb Dtutfdlanb ein
ss h
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-01-29
8anfett uno @Drtrag beute gfbenb.

( Il + 4 I'd
Der Mdnnerflub Der beuti6en Me-
tbooiften miro (beute) Greitagabeno I'M
nntern Raunl Ser &irybe oaS Sabres=
barlfett abbalten, oaS unit l1br feinen
Nnfang nebnen tpiro. Bei bieier @ele=
genbeit Dtrb NeD. 6. S. @rak an bic
Nntpeienbe1 eire Nniprade ri6ten. Nnf
oaS Ganfett folgt ein gortrag ii ber
&ir6e ebenfallS BON Nep. @rat nber
oa8 Ibena: be Bolp garD. Diele
0ebe Deripri6t dll6erit iateref1ant 5lI
tperben, oa @err Grat iiberalls fdlelnD
1lnb padenb 81 reoen oeritebt. Ni6t
nur Sic Nitglieoer bes Stubs, fonberm
alle Mdnner ii1lb gum Bantett eiiBda<
ben, ipie audi bas Dnblifunl ilir an9e=
n1ei1len freunoli6f eriu1t If. Sem Sor-
trae IN oer airde an lelben Abenb teir
3umobneil.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-01-29
New l1lm, Ulnneiota, 5rettag ben 49, Sau. 1916.

aren5ers ,8lii@er4 gerettet hdtten.
Ser beutfde &reu5er n8lu@er"
bat ein Displacement bon 1880
sonnsn 1nb Bat $6,5oo,oo gefoitet.
Gr mar 489 SUB lang unb fiibrte
eine aug 1856 Sffiaieren nnb Mannz
5@aften befebenbe 8efabung. 9ie
@f6ninbigfeit bes &rer5ers por 26
anoten per @tunoe. @s fubrte
arD1f 8.2, odt 63Daige @efdaBe unb
fsd5ebn 24<pfiinber an 8orb. Mnz
Berbem mar er nit brei 5orpe6or0b=
re1 ausgeriiitet.
Der md@ti9e &reu5er u9erfflta<
ser" ein @diff BON $4,000 5on<
nen, tpurbe erit i'm Suli leBten Sabz
reg fertig geitellt. Seine 8epaffz
rung beitanp aus a@t 12= unb 5pDlf
85Dnigen @ef6iben aebt 5m6lf 24z
Nhinbern unb fiinf Sorpebor0bren.
Ser panaertreu5er r@ebblib" 1T
ettpas tleiner als Der &reu5er r9erff=
.inger", tpurbe i'm W1ai 1913 fer
tig, bat Elm Displacement BON
25,000 Sonnen unb 1T ausgeriiitet
NIT aebn IL un0 3pDlf 65olliaen,
irtpie 3p0lf 24zpfiinoer unb bier
14zpfiinber, bic fpe3isll fir oas Ser
,!nterf6ieBen BON 2uft19iffen ge=
brau9t lperben.
Ser @6la9tfreuesr uMoltfe" Ser
r@tol8 Der beutf@en Sylotte", purbe
i'm sSabre 1911 fertig gefteQt, bat
Elm Displacement BON .22,640 Son@
nen, eine 8emannung bon 1,012 Of
fii3teren unb Mannicbaften nnb tit
Elm @6meiterfhiff beS beutf4en
Rreu3ers r@0ben" Der ougen6lidli&
u11ter tiirfi1der Tlogge fdbrt.
SIM Sabre 1912 tpurbe Der &reu=
6er nMoltfe" nit ben &reu5ern
.@tettin" unb y8remen" in ipe3ielz
lem Muftrage bes beutlehen &otlers
nod ben Wereinigten Staaten gez
{aidt qls be1onberes &ompliment fir
bic s&egierung Der Ser. @taaten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-01-29
e3Sn ser giorblee.
&antpf 61piibe,t @ngz
ldnoer11 II. 9eutlfbe1t.
&reu5er v8liider" geiunfen.

Berlin, rs. San, iiber 2onoon.
Ser fplgenbe an1tlide 8eridt iiber
SEN &f smiidjen oe,ttideu nno
britiideu &riessidiffcn in Der sfprb,
ice lunroe beute bier befannt gcge-
bcn:
u8abrenb 1tniere Han5erfren5er
rsepolik", y9erfflinger", uMoltfe"
uno u8lnder" in &egleit1ng ppn
bicr leinen &reuacrn unb 5luei Ger
lt6rer=Tlutillen in ser Muroiec pprs
an fatbren, scrietem iie nit einent
aus fii1f Sd]ladtfrem5ern, 1nebre=
rem fleincn &ren5crn nno 26 3er=
ltDrern belteben0cn britiid)en Ve=
Idluaber 5uian1,nen.
uGs fan1 5,t einem &anpf, ben
ser Teinb natb etlua srei Stnnoen
auf elmer 20 Meilen ,ueitnorblucit-
lid BON 9elgolano gelegenen Stelle
amfgab nnb fid) snritf5pg.
u@ad sen bis iett erbaltliden
sSnfprmatipnen iauf ein britiid)er
Gdjlad)tfren5er uno einer ,nierer
9an5erfrenaer, r&liider" 4ae an-
beren 6e1ttiden @dtffe febrten
glmdlid a,no 11nbei6abi9t mud oe,n
6afen smriid.
@e5eid)net bon 8cbnde.
2pnbon, 25. SON. 9as bie11ge
pffi3ieGe Meuigtettsbureau bat gez
{tern folgenbe Melbung befannt gez
gsben: ,6eute frib nrorgens 1idltez
ten Elm aus @6la@tf@iffen unb tlei<
1en &reu5ern be itebenoes britii9es
patrpuiuez@el6paber, bas pon
8i3edbmiral Sir Dabt6 geattp be-
febligt. tpurbe, unb .eine Tlottile bon
Sorpeboboot5erft Die unter bem
Sberbefsbl bes &ommobore Sprmbttt
Honb, pier beutf@e @9lQ9ti9iffe
uno mebrere fleine &reu3er, 1opie
cine Qln3abl BON Sorpeboboot5erft0<
rern, bic ipeitlih, in Der &i@tnng
cuff bic englil@e &iite gu, fubren.
@pbolb bic beutf6en @6tffe bemerfz
ten, baB 1ie bon benz ibnen nume>
ri16 tpeit liberlegenen britii@en Sc
i9pober geii9tet morben lparen, traz
ten fie unter @oubampf bic 9Rid=
fnbrt ra6 beimil6en @epdiTern an.
Sic tpurben bon ben britt @en @Gtfz
fen berfplgt, unb I'm ettpa 9:30 tam
es 3mii@en ben britiiden &reu5ern
r2ion", nprineeB &opal", ng}ep
.3eelonb" unb nssSnbomitable" auf Der
einen unb ben &reu3ern r9erfflin<
ger, n@epblib" T, rMoltte" unb r8lii<
6er" auf Der anberen @eite gu einem
trn1ten &encpntre, bas nit Der 8erz
nidtung bes beutf@en Pan5erfreuz
gers u8lu@er" unb Der 8ef@dbigung
3meier anberer beutf@er &reu5er en-
tigte. 9ie @erfolgung Der anberen
beutfden @@iffe muBte aufgegeben
merben, >peil btefe ii@ nod ben
beimif6en @etpdfern 5uriid5ogen, bic
nit Minen bi@t beitreut unb infol<
sebeien fir frem6e @@iffe febr ge<
fdbrli@ finb.
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-01-29

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lebteren S6neiter, Trau Soi. 9ouer,
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-03
AMERICAN SHIPS TAKEN.
British Cruiser Oyerhaulcd and Placed
Prize Crew on Two.

Halifax, ~ S.. October 31.-The
Dutch steamer Hamborn, from New
York, and the steamer Hooking, from
New York for Norfolk, were brought
into port here today by prize crews
from British warship. The Hooking
was formerly the Danish steamer
Gronland, but was recently changed
to American registry and was flying
the American flag when overhauled by
the warship.
The sheriff OF the Admiralty Court
has taken charge Of both steamers,
but nothing has been made public as
to why the vessels were seized.
The Hooking is commanded by Capt.
Fabre and sailed from New York for
Norfolk, for coal. When she reached
here she had only two tons on board.
The Hamborn sailed from New York
last Wednesday with general cargo
for Caibarien and when eighty-fve
miles from New York was halted by
a British cruiser, which put prize
crew aboard. Both steamers were con-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-03

campaign had been mapped out. Villa
declined to pose for a photograph.
NO more Of my pictures for the
United States,' he explained smiling
~ Part of the advance guard ap-
preached and asked about water.
they were told that there was water
at the Gallardo ranch.
on" replied Mexican officer,
we have drunk all the water there" f"
No More Water.
This officer also stated that the de-
tachment OF 5000 last seen deploying
on the desert four miles east of Aqua
Prieta was almost entirely without
water.
The border line was closed tonight,
put arrangements were made by
United States immigration authorities
to admit under guard thousands Of
refugees from Aqua Prieta, whose
number was augmented by women
and children camp followers, with the
Carranza contingent arriving over
American territory from Laredo.
Officials denied that refugees and
camp followers would not be allowed
to cross until firing actually began.
Most of the Gales troops remained
In their trenches tonight. Search
lights played on the brush covered
mesa over which the Villa forces
must advance to the attack.
Gen Gales sent to Douglas tonight
nearly 1000 head of horses, including
those brought from Laredo and Eagle
iass, thus revealing that he has no
intention Of going out to attack Villa,
put would await all attack on the gar
rison.
Gen. Davis said he has received no
word from Villa.
Il do not want TO talk to any of
them" he said
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-03
CALOMEL WHEN BILIOUS? NO STOP!
ACTS LIKE DYNAMITE ON LIVER
Guarantee "Dodsons Liver Tone" will Give the Best
Liver and Bowel Cleansing You Ever Had.

Stop using calomel 1t makes you
sick. Don't lose days work II you
feel lazy, sluggish, bilious or consti-
pated listen to me.
Calomcl Is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Caiomel. when it comes into con
tact with sour bile crashes into it,
breaking 1t up. This is when you feel
hat awful nausea and cramping. II
you are all knocked OUT if your liv-
er is torpid and bowels constipated or
you have headache, dizziness, coated
tongue, If breath Is bad or stomach
sour, just try spoonful Of harmless
Dodson's Liver Tone.
Here's my guarantee-Go to any
drug store and get so cent bottle of
Dodson's Liver Tone. Take spoon
full tonight and if it doesn't straighten
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-03

you right up and make yon feel fine
and vigorous by morning | want YOU
10 go back to the store and gel your
money. Dodson's Liver Tone is de-
stroying the sale OF caiomel because
1t is real liver medicine; entirely veg
etable. therefore 1t can not salivate
or make you sick.
] guarantee that one spoonful Of
Dodson's Liver Tone Will put your
sluggish liver to work and clean your
bowels Of that sour bile and consti-
patcd waste which Is clogging your
system and making yon feel misera BILE,
guarantee that o bottle of Dodaon's
Liver Tone will keep your entire fam-
lily feeling fine for months. Give It
to your children. 1t Is harmless.
doesn't gripe and they Ike Its pleasant
taste.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-03
ALL CHILDREN LOVE
"SYRUP OF FIGS" FOR
LIVER AND BOWELS
Ii cross. icycrish, sick, bilious, give
fruit laxative mt once.


fruit laxative mt once.
Every mother realizes, after giving
her children California Syrup Of
Figs that this IS their ideal laxative,
because they love it's pleasant taste
and it thoroughly cleanses the tender
little stomach, liver and bowels with
out gripping.
When cross, irritable, feversh or
breath is bad. stomach sour, look at
the tongue, Mother! If coated, give
teaspoonful Of this hauhless fruit
laxative, and in afew Elours all the
foul, constipated whstG sour bile and
undigested food paIsoS out of the bow
els, and you have d/well, playful child
again. When it's little system is full
OF cold, throat sore, has stomach-achc,
diarrhoea, indigestion, colic--remem-
Der good inside cleansing" should
always be the first treatment given.
Millions Of mothers keep "California
Syrup Of Figs" handy; they know n
tcaspoonful today saves Il sick child
tomorrow. Ask your druggist for a
3O-ccnt bottle of california Syrup of
Figs" which has directions for ba-
bics, children Of all ages and grown
ups printed on the bottle. Beware Of
countcrfeits sold here, SO don't be
fooled. Get the genuine. made by
California Fig Syrup Company"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-03
RHEUMATISM AND ALLIED PAINS
--'PHEY MIST COY

The congestion of the blood in its
How causes pain. Sloans Liniment
pcnetrates to the congestion and
starts the blood t9flow freely. The
body's warmth Is Yenewcd: the pain IS
gone. The %maG or woman who has
rheumatism, nGralgia or other pain
and falls tIkeep Sioan's Liniment
In their home Is like drowning man
refusing rope" Why suffer. Get
a bottle OF SlOan's. 25c and zoe. $1.00
bottle holds six times as much as 25c
size