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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-05-21

Die po1n Commercial Glnb eil=
berl1fer1e Maiienz8 8eriammlnng OtenS=
tagabenb UNI bte Nngelegenbett betreffs
einer erobartieerr 8ierte<Suli Geier
gu beIpre6en mar febr f6ma6 befn9t
anb nngefdbr 5 Oeinuten na6 a9t nbr
rief Der goriiter beg llnterbal altnngS=
s@omitees Sic Nntpeienoen CUR Oronl1ns
llno teilte ibnen nit bab bic f9made
Beteiliaung Ben flariten 8etpeiS liefere,
.bab sic 8iirser Stem llIms feine 4.
Suit Jeier baben molten. Darautbln
pnroe bie 8eriammlung Dertagt. GS
melbete iitb teiner gum 8ort nnos es
lpilroe aud fei1ler eefragt oh er iiberz
baupt et,pas 81 iaeen babe. Demnad
ideint e8 NIT einer 4. Suit Seer niebts
5a iein, auberbem oab iolde be iid)
6afhr irtereliieren bie 9ade n oie
6anb nebnlen, BE 1l6tisen @tlber
foiIettiere,, ,lI,b BE n6tieen drran9ez
,Iletlts treiie
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-05-21

Sifen. DaB Sic grobten Dffenfipen
Der Mniierten in1mer I'M Noroer1
sSrdnfreids ober in 6lanoern 1tatt>
iinoen, alio bte DeltId)cn bonn 9er-
,nelfanal 5urudnrangen ioaen, 5etgt
beutli9, BOB Sranfrei6s mtl1tart=
ide Tubrung p0uig bon engiiidet1
Biinl6en obbdng1g lit. @cnn Die
Ge,ttlden MIR ni@t na6 @aloiS
tomn1en, Damn lit alles gut.
6ii6meltIi9 bon 2iue, bei Seitus
bert, mo sic 8riten I'M Serblt eine
fd)limn1e 9eie6erlage erlitten. nno BET
9leupiue uno 5ouGe5, a6t bealp. 10
&ilon1eter n0rolidb bon Mrras nno
ouf oen1 6a5tril&en. liegenoen Ser
rcin fat iib eine groBe Shlabt
enttpidelt, beren Solgeu DorIanfig
nod ni6t ab5uiebcn fi1to. 8enn pon
elmer Offenlibe Ser MQiierten ge-
ipro9en miro, 10 beoeutet oies tel
nesmegs, 6oB 6ieie ii@ iiberal in
Ser Offeniipe befinoen, 6enn aus
6en1 franaoiii6en @eridt gebt 5ur
@eniige berpor, bob Die 9entl6en
aroBe Mnitrengu.gen MAIDEN, oas
BEL @arencp uno 9eeubille perlorene
Serroin pie6er 81 getrinnen, ii6
oIio an mebreren SteQen Ser Sront
IN Ser Offeniibe befinoer. sln4
bel Steenltraate, tloroli6 bon
ypern, ma6ten 0ie 9ealtifeu &n,
griffe. Srob erbitterter &fe, oe-
zen, mie Yaris meloet, idb!t Die
s}a9t fein @noe moden fonnte, lit
es Sen Muiierten nidt gelungen,
entipre6en6e Sortibritte gu MAIDEN.
Die Gerlulte auf beioen 5eiten aber
iper6en groB iein.
9lnf Sen iibrigen Seilen ser Gront
ianoer nur unbe6entenOe &dmpfe
1tatt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-05-21
@ploene SubilGun1s Jeier Der gem=
pei Sitter.

DienStae nno Wiittlpo6 biloeten
@ala Gage fir Die 9empel Sitter oeS#
9taateS. Nn bielen 1agen ,pnrbe bas
goloene Subtldums=6eit Ser @riinbnng
be8 9enpel Sitter OrbenS in bielenl
gtaat gefeiert. Die 6eier fano in
OeinnedpoliS ltatt. 0ienStagn1orgen 8
>puroe eine Gei6dfts=@itllng abgez
balten u1b na6n1ittagS ipurbe ben
@diten etrte Nuto 6abrt gegenben.
NbenoS UNI Z ubr 80 fanb etne grob=
arttge Ien1pel SETTER Barabe itatt
mel6e um 9 l1br 80 nit ei11e1n 8anfett
In Ser Nrmorp gum Nbi6lub fam.
O1ittmo6 ipurben Die Hretle pertetlt
fir Die beiten etnerercierten r5eanS"
uno ou6 fir bie Gomma11berp tpel6e
Oie Bette 8etetltsung batte. Son Ser
bieitgen OeMolap Gommanoerp mobnz
ten folgenoe bel: S. S. Nrmitrong,
Nbolpb g. Meile, 9erman 9elb, @mil
Mneller, s. $. 9tegel, Saul 2ebmanrt,
6ranf g. .3i6unfe, s. R. Cummings,
Nlfreb g. 9eoeel, Senrp N. 9omien, S.
$. @bparb8, sc. 9enntn9ien, @eorge
Martt, S. S. @arrop, @mil 9. Sage,
Or. Geo. 8. @etler, 03eo. 6. S. @bee<
Ter, unb Or. 6. g. 9obn BON Seem
llln1; q. g. 9mitb, IS. 81. 5oogeS, q.
S. &usfe BON @leepp Gpe; Or, S. g.
6otbenburs, Saul @. &usfe, @rnelt
Nlterlnatt, Sobn 81. S6mib, @m.
&rabling, gilbert s.. Nnoerion llnb
Suit. 9f1leble BON @prin9fielb; Charles
IS, 5eimonn bon 6airfar; Or, 9. 6,
@tront, CHARLES g8. Quanbt 1lno 9.
$. earns bon @intbrop; Or. @. $.
Stone, Or. 1beobore Olien, Wdlton
9an1n1orb, IS. 8. Oeder, S. s.
1erfins, 0m. @ibler, g. S. 6ntber=
foro unb 1bornaS Srpin9 bon ct.
SameS; S. sc. @teinfe bon Ofortb 9feo=
lpoob; Hrof. s. 8. @rit6ett nno Or.
g. S. @oob bon MinneapoltS unb
@opern0r W. g. 5ammono Don ct.
Soul.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-05-21
sieb5ebn 8iireer I'M 6rieoenseeriht
beitraft.

Mllem 9lnidein rad meint es bic
bielige Yoliaei ernltli6 NIT G11fprz
eirurq Ser Negulattonen betreffa
@dnellfabrenS BON N1to1nobilen UNI
Ser 9roinan3 ,pelbe e8 perbietet nit
3meirdbern a1f BEN @eitennegen gu
fabren. ] Mo11ta9 battens ii6 9 i'm
JriebenSgeri6t por sc. Senninglen 81
perantmortell. Nlle befannten ii6 l6nlz
0to unb be5ablten $500 9trafe nno
$3.45 Soften, 5uiammen $8.45.
9(lle Sic eine bteSbe5iiglt6e' @tra[e
gu be5ablen batten itn0 nnter benz
91a1nen 8:45 Stub befannt. Wegen
au i6nellen 9luto TabrenS >purben ar
retiert llnb beitraft @mtl y. Sage,
ssobn Ouren rno N}ife @6uiter unb
tSarrp Sang mnroe beitraft neil er
Elm O}otor Gpcle gu l6nell fubr.
8esen Nbitellen bes MufflerS lpnr<
ben beltraft 9llbert Gperling, So. Wagz
ner, 6ranf &reti6, 9tanlep @teiefe
unb Clarence @rubenborf.
9ln oenlelben Sage puroe ei1 neuer
Stub ins 2eber gerufen uno 5rpar I'M
s5riebenS9eri6t BON TrteoenSri@ter Sobn
Builders. Bor Dem batten ith bte@
ienigen gu perant>porten tpel9e NIT
S5abren bon s3tpetrdoern auf 9etten<
&peqen angeflagt lporben iparen.
SIM @an3en tpurben 8 Dor Trteoens<
rt6ter Builders 9efiibrt, tpel9e it6
sQlle fbulotg befannten llnb etne 9trate
BON $500 uno $3.45 Soften, I'M 9an<
.3en $5.45 gu e11trt6tn batten. Die
meilten bon ben Nngeflagten fiibrten
an, oab lie NIT ibrem 3metrao 1l1r
auf oen 9eiten>peeen fubren no Der
Berfebr Elm iebr gertnger tit, aber
11nter benz 8n6ftaben oes @elebeS
fo1nte Der 6rteoenSri6ter feine NuS<
nabme MAIDEN.
Sc l6etnt nnS bei1abe au6 alS Oh
Elm nnterl6ieb eenna6t iperoen lollte
3lpilden bem 6abren altf bem Settenz
ipe9e I'M Centrum ser 9taot no Der
8erfebr Elm 1ebr reser 1T 1lno arber<
balb IN BEN erflniipen Reiiben5 Diitrif<
ten no oie @efabr bon eirem 3meirao
ilberfabrer gu iperben b06it 9erins 1T.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-05-21
Mddtlider Ginbrnd I'm Bee 3ine
2aOem,

@ieberu1n 1T in inherent frieolibsn
Stdbt6en Elm fiibner Ginbrr6 NIB
Diebitabl perilbt iporben. Sn oer
Nadt pom M1ontag allf Dienstag tpnr=
Sen in ben1 befannten @llenlparenlo loeen
BON s. 81. gds geibennoren I'M Ner=
te bon etlpa $500 geitoblen. Die Dier
be iinb 6ur6 sic St1tertiire IN ben aa=
Sen eingebrnngen. 8on benz Sofe bi11z
ter oem @ebdllbe fibrt eine Sreppe gu
elmer Iiire, our6 beren @ingang man
in Sen &eller gelanet. Son otelem
@ange fiibrt eine 5ettentiir in ben 2a=
ben. Dte Diebe gelangten olrrn bic
erite (dubere) Iire babnrd, oab fe sas
@laS an berielben einfdluaen llno bstnn
0fineten. gln Ser Stpeiten tnnevo
5ettentiire, oie in ben 0aben fiibrt, aers
braden iie bas @61ob. Sn benz aaber
purben, iotpeit 6err Dds, Der @asert=
timer, biz jebt feftfteflen fonnte, 11ln
@etbentparen IN groben Bal1en mttge=.
11ommen. GS i6etnt, oab etne >poblor@
ganilierte Diebsbanoe i'm gan5en ytoroe
tpelten tdtig 1T, Ste e8 nnr auf tellett
@eibenjtoffe abgeleben bat Bdbr=
| i6einli6 baben bieie profei1ionelle a8tt@
BREEDER in ben er0Beren Stdbten eur
ooer mebrere 2dfen, bic ole Nblage=
rrngS= unb 8erfaufsplat benutt iper<
SEN. 8eri9iebene 8etienbe baben perF=
dert, bab in einer Nn5abl fleinerer
@td6te dbnlihe @inbrii6e itattg einnoerL
bel beuen sic Diebe. e8 MIR. auf 9ei1er@
ftoffe abgeieben batten. Den nmfdhgy
in Sem Die 9toffe ein9emidelt 1paren
fano man i'm 6ofe binter bem gaben.
Son Ben Dteben bat man feine 9pllr;;
bieIelben muiien auf einem NntomoM
unter benl @6ube ber 9fa6t nit ibrer
reihen Beute entfon1men fein.
| Ser &inbrn6 >purbe 5uerit BON SO.
Baer nno 6apbn !5ofmeiiter enthsach
al8 lie Sen 9aben llnt Z llbr 80 norsenS
betraten. @ttpas @reifbarcs lit bis
liebt nod 1i6t entbedt tporoen mel6eS
| Sic 0erbaftunq Ser @inbre6er 5l1r
sSolae baben tpiirbe. Oean ntnlmt on,
1bab Ser @t11brl6 bon HrofefiDnellen
auS9elbt murbe lnb bab eS pielleidN
bielelben maren bie Dor etlpa 5lpef
|sgggo6en in benz 6riebel 9aoen n
Gibbon ei1bra6en. Dies 1T Der Stpeite
@inbruh IN Stem lllm binnen ber
l1ebten paar @obe11. Ser norber=.
eebenbe tpurbe TIM Columbia Glotbtng
4 5tore periibt 1ber man glaubt ni6f
oab irseno melde 8erbinbune 5mii9en
gbieien 5mei Ginbre6en beitebt. Dies
| lit bas 3tpeite Mal bab baS @eibez
Department bonn S6S &anflaoen IN
Mitleibenl6aft 9e5ogen mnroe. Sor
llneefdbr 5>pet Sabren tpnroe bel 9errn
/ lS9s ei1sebro6en alS er ieinen 2aben
nod I'M 6ummel @ebdl1be bate, lpD
|iebt NamionS 8arietn @tore 1T. Da=
mails fpnroen ar11ldbernb $500 Hstt
s8aore tueeeei6afft unb ausi6lie6aD
Setbe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-05-21
G;rringett 5ipeiten Hreis.

llnier So6i6nl rTraf Ieam" bat
lebten @an1Stag auf Dem 9atrb Telb
beS Carleton College, Mortbfielb Cor
beeren geerntet nno iieseSgefr0nt iino
fie @orntagna6t na6 6auie gefomnlen.
Gs naren rlur bret O1ann, 2ebnan1b
Durbabn nnb 56leuber nno ibr r@oa91
&ter5ef, aber bieie Bret baben ii6 70
'grobartig berOorgetan baB iie BEN 2.
Breis, etnen pra6tponen itlber1len 2ie=
|beSbe6er getpannen. 2ebmann balpt=
fd6lt6 tat ii6 berpor llno bate i'm
Gtn3el @ettnrnen bte b66fte Yunftz
gail. @r mari ben 6anmer 40
0ub unb ben GiScuS 81 lz2 Sub
lnb gepan1 oanit bie eriten Breiie.
8ei1n @tetnitoben nar er Der 5lpeit=
bette. Durbabn unb S6leuber be-
teiligten fid i'm @ettrennen unb i'm
@o6iprung, llno beibe fDnnen b66ft
5lfrteben iein NIT ibren 2eiitunaen.
SIM @an3en batten ft6 1l8 Wea1u
fir bteie &onteite gemelbet tpopon fib
beinabe alle baran be.eiligten. Giniae
Der @6ulen batten sipif6en 5 nn6 10
Wann geitent llnb befanen feinan
etrBtgen Bunft.
@alter Miner, 9arolo Geinefe unb
Nmie &roof begleiteten unier Tenn
na6 Mortbfielo. Ra1 Der Breiieper=
tetlllng nurben Die @dite nit einen1
8anfett reguliert. @elbftperitdnbli6
iino Die Seem Timer Atbleten b0dit
5ufrieben NIT tbrena Grfolg uno b6dit
ernntigt BON benz Ronteft suriidz
sefebrt u1l0 uerOen Deriuden Sci Sc
nd6ftidbrige11 3uiannHlenfnnit l,t@
beiieres ~ leiiten fpief iiel lbieies s5abr
getan babe1l.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-05-21
8ertaete stabtratsfitu

2ekten Donrerstagabenb bielt Ser
Staotrat eine Dertagte 5itung ab I'M
etne Nn5abl @ei6dfte 3n erlebigen. @S
lag etne petition Dor In tpelbent Ser
Staotrat erin6t murbe ei11e Spe5talz
pQbl Qb3ubalten I'M 8onbS IN Der
Sll1nme BON $40, 900 auS5ugeben. 8ez
fanntli6 tpurber In BEN lebte11 paar
Sabren perl6iebene MrbettSfonbS iiberz.
5ogen uno augenblidlt6 lteben ungefdbr
So, 900 @tabtanpetlungen aus bie
nod ni6t bae5ablt iinb nnb Ste 3inien
sieben gu 6 Bro5ent. Man bofit bur6
et1e BonbauSgabe baS @elb bilig senng
gu befommen iobaB oabur6 idbrlt6 etne
GriparniS bon $500 er3ielt tptrb. @enn
eitte geniigerbe 9(n5abl Bilrger etne
|zbie8be5uglt6e Betttton unteri6retben,
10 mtro Ser Stabtrat BEN Wiinl6en Der
Bettondre na6fom11ell nno etne Spez
3talmabl anberaun1en.
@ine1 groben Tetl beS Nberlos per=
bra6te ser 5tabtrat NIT 8eipre6ung
bon 0ffentlt6en Mergerniiien. Darunter
nurben angefiibrt bte &ibe bie auf ben
n9annS" Ser Gigentiimer ipa5ieren geben
l1nb bielelben pertrampeln nno ote
ISnn6erte bon &Dtern Sic auf ben
5traben umberlarfen uno beren Gtgenz
timer eS ni6t etrmal Der Weiibe pert
|ftrben Die poreel6riebene 5nnoeiteuer
3u be5ablen. W}an mar it6 etatg
bob 10 l6nel tpie 1r1Dglt6 bter Nbbiilfe
gel6afft lperben mub uno bic Nngez
legenbeit iprrbe babur6 erleoigt baB
iie benz betreffenben &onlitee iiberz
tpieien fpl1roe ipel6es ftd NIT benz
Weanor in Berbi1buns ieben 1ol.
96on felt ldngerer 3eit maren bic
I5taotratsnlitglieber iiber5eu9t oab Die
f@tabt einen 5traben ,Noller" neueiter
&Dnitruftion baben iolle. OonnerSz
taeabenb murben 1i6 bieielben etntg
ei1len onBul6affen llno Ser 9taoti9ret.
ber ipurbe ansetpieien bt8 gum l. Stunt
IS llbr abenbS Nnsebote etn5uforbern.
Ser STAT fir 0ffertlt6e 9rbeiten be-
ri6tete snnltis iiber BEN 8au BON
eirem Mbsllgagraben an 9tate 9trabe
3pi{den 6. Siib u1b z. Glib 9trabe
unb an l. 93orb @trab be BON 8roabmap
big III einem Yunft 80 6ub 0itlt6 BON
ser @a1{e 5pif6en 8roabmap r11o
gsaM1eloto @traBe, Daraufbtn puroe
fDer 9tabt S11gtnteur angemteien bte
En6tigen Yldne 11nb @pecififattonen aus
f;st,,uurbeite11 unb ser 5tabtl6reiber tpllroe
fbeauftra9t Nnsebote ein5uforoern.
Serr NoamS pel6er BEN Briiden
/ @ontraft fat, erl6ten Dor benz 9taotrat
uno teilte bielem NIT, bab eS tbnr I'M
m0sli6 lei rgellotp Bine" gu befommen
lpie fontraftlt6 porgeidrieben uno iagte
oab er millenS iet 4z30li9e uEamarad"
itatt 3<50llige rOellom Sine" Hlanfen
gu lieferr. Oie 9lneelesenbett tpnroe
sem @trabenfon1ttee NIT Ma6tbe=
fugnts pertptelen.
lllbernnan Bebnfe beri6tete 0ab bte
gountp &on1mtiidre bon dcollet so.
ii6 berett erfldrt batten l=3 Der un=
foiten fir bie Ylanfen auf ben Benb=
mann l11b @ourtlanb 8riiden 81 be-
aablen. Ser @tabtrat nabm etnen
Bel6Ab on SEN 6tnan5beri6t Der 9taot
in Sen 0ffentltden 3eitlng gu pnblt=
3teren unb 200 8iiher bielen Ttnan5bez
ri6t entbalte1b, oruden 81 la1len.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-05-21
9erliert Nfittelfinger ourd s4nR,

Il Ser 12zidbriges @obn bon Sos. Sn<
.bpfer bon Meit 9ieipton perlor letten
5amstaaabe1,b onr1 einen llnfall etnen
jeiner ssinoer. 81 mar al1f benz Wege
Bieb BON Ser gBeibe 9eim 81 treiben
-nuo batte einen @6iebpriieel n1ttge=
non1rle1. St fdleppte bos. @emebr in
oer redten 6ano unb bate 3ufdaig ben
8. 81 ssSinaer iiber bie Weii1lbun9 beS 2au[S
.oeleat als bas @emebr a1if unerfldrlide
@eife logging 1l11b Inn ben 8. Jinger
,peaidob. Gr ipurbe iofort na1 yteln
lllm gebrad po ibn1 bie NOTICE dr5tlidbe
s6llfe 3uteil lDur6e.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-05-21
Aufita,,o in @ortnga1.
Als YrOteit sesen Maknabuts,t
Der Ne9ier.tng.
@iel 8lut gefofeit.

So1Do11, II. Utat. G1ne Oepe'
i9e bes &euter-Bureaus iagt, oaE
Bimel1ta @altro unb @Dulart Dee-
oieros, ser friibere Miniiter fir Of
.fe11tli9e grbeiten, 6ie in oen Gar-
mo Barraden eingelperrt maren,
gesern an 8or6 be5 96labtlh1ffS
vgascp Be @ana" gebra6t lporoell
ji11b. Beioe li11o parme Mnbanger
uno 8erteioiger Ser gegenlpartige11
portugieiijGel1 &cgierung.
Niaorio, 6panie1l II. Mai. 9eod),
li6te,L 6ie bis beute morgen aus
2iliabor, Bortugal, bier eingetrof'
len lino, belagenL SaB in Der &anpt.
ltaot Nortugals uuo in anoercn
Stqoten oes 2an0es geraoe5n lbred,
!i6e .3ultanse berrlben. Sn 2il1a.
fon finoen taglib Strabeneampfe
itott> sic Biz iebt bieIe 9pfer gefor,
bert boben. gSie bereits gerneloet.
tpurbe auf sic 9taot Elm 8olnbaroe'
lnent er0ffnet, oas geltern aben>
1pegen Mangels an Wtnnition eir1'
seitellt meroen nuBte. 9tah Der
lebten bier eingetroffenen 9tabri6;
ten itebt ser S0dltfommanoierenef
Ser 9nrtei ser Hebellen init cine,
aus 5000 Manl beltebenoen Mrnlet
Dor Sen Soren 2iliabons 11no ba1
angebli6 georobt, 0aB er Die Stao1
i'm 5turm nebn1elt tDoae.
.De2eI6en aus Tigo belagen> 6nt
sort eil1getroffene portgsieiiib;
Jlii6tlinge erflare1L Ser Anfitanl
in Yortugal lei 0er glnfang eine*
1egelrebten Burgerfrieges, Der lit
balb iiber 0as gan5e 2ano eritredet
miro. Ser Brdiibe1lt Ser Republif
Ge Mrria5a, len iib angeblid@ Der
borge1l balten.
Ser Anfltano 1T aber ni@t, als
e;ne i'm SSrterelle Der 8ieoerberltel
lung Ser Monardie ini5enierte 8e
megung an5uieben, 1onoern eber alS
Elm 8roteit Ser 8artet 6es friiberer
&remierminilters 9r. Mlfonio @oitc
gegen Mabnabmen, 6ie 6ie @egie
rl1ng neuli6 in Mntpen6ung gebraG1
bat. sSSn 6er A Meilen 11oro0flid
bon 2iiiabon geleeenen Sta6i @an
tonem fino in oen oort ltattgebabtet
&ien iieb5ebn 5ol6aten un}
lieb5ig :3ibiliiten getotet uno neba
als 800 Berioner bertp11nbet NOR.
Sen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-05-21
Gin S@neet1tr11t.
@tiuas nn9emiitltdes 8etter int f96.
nen Mpnat Mat.

SCRANTON, pa., II. Mai. @e{tern
lpuroe oieie @taot unb bic gon5e
l1mgegeno bon einen1 regelrehten
@@neefturm betmgefuHt tpie i'm Die
rbetannten alteiten" 8enobner Der
Stabt i'm rpunoerfA0nen Monat
Mai" angebli@ nod ME erlebt buben.
sSn benz potono Seebtitritt in Mon<
roe @ountp ion 0as Sis einen 3oa
bid 9epeien fein. Nn geiaiBten
Stellen 5eigte oas 9bermometer bier
in @eranton, Pa., mittags, als es
am mGrmiten mar, 81 @ra6. Ser
niebrtgfte 3bemometerftanb mar 20
@rab.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-05-21
Qebte11 5o1ntoo i,ilnerf,,,

9ebten 9onntas pileerten Sc
rYirates4 na4 Naantats alnb n,aben
Iii6 bort nit benz Nfan6ato sdaa.
I9ie bolten ji6 cine erinblide glirosrr
la9e oa bas 9piel mil einem econ
bon q 2 ieirlen Abf6lub iaub. 2lie<
fter uno 8lleoelmo,,n, SIC itder Des
Nelp Timer eonls, lparen ,li6t 81 81
gutter 6Orn ll1lo 6iefenl llnlfta16e la1lp
1aupt id@lid ait slieberIase iueeis issie<
ben iperbtn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-05-21
6erutan NiDDer tranf.

Nelp Dprt, II. Mat. 9err 9erz
man Mtober, Der @igentiimer unb
9erausgeber Der Stem gorter @taats<
5eitung, lit infoige BON lleberarbei<
tung ernitlt4 ertrantt. Die ihn be-
bun0elnoen Mer5te ertldren, baB er
an elmer Romplitattpn bon Rrantz
beiten leibet. 9err Riober 1T 81
eSQhre aIt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-05-21

s. s. @trout BON 8intbrop
bradte letteu Donner rsta9 einen a5az
Ititnten nas benz ni1ion 9ofpital be-
bnTs aner Gperotion.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-05-21
8Dliq &pmitamtim nod frauf.

2onbon, II. Mai. Der grie9ii9en
@efanbtf4aft bier ging Elm 3ele=
gramm aus Mtben gu, IN ser mttge=
teilt miro, 0ab in Dem 8eftnoen aDz
mig &pnitantins, Der befanntlt@ por
etniger 3ett ertrantte, cine Wenbung
gum S4limmern eingetreten 1T. Das
5ieber ftieg geitern auf 102 @rao.
9ie Rranfbett gibt fopeit 5ur 8ez
forgnis teinen MnldB.
sSn Detroit, Mi@., gelans es
geftern 1ieben 8anbiten in einem Bill
liarb{aale ettpa fiinf5ie Mdnner, bic
fid 3ur s3eit bort befanben, 3ufan<
men unlsungefdhr $1500 gu berauben.
2eutnant Clarence 29man bon
benz 4. 8unbestabaue auerieregiment
itarb bente in 9onolulu an 8erlet<
3ungen.oie er f4 am bergdngenen
Samstag beim poIofpiel 3uge3ogen
bate.
Der beutfd<tiirtifde Rreuoer
,@0ben" 1T BON oen RuHen tpieber
.einmal fdlimm augeridtet tporben,
tpie petrograb melbet. Nad6em bic
.GDbtn4 200 Sduffe abgegebtn, BON.
benen aud niht tin tin3iger trof,
febttn Die ,1nbsripiiftlidt ruFifden
Mufihneioer sen Rreu3er oirn einen
tinaiden Shuh allher gtfedht.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-05-21

Rad elmer Dtpefds oua Gsnf
bot Die S9nti5 aleentIi IidIa Tin
0ttr bon /, 200 600 Nsana mpbili.1
fiert.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-24
WILL IMPROVE KALI AVENUE
BRIDGE BEFORE WINTER

1t is believed by Chairman Chris
Jorgensen, of the streets and sewers
committee OF the Board of Alder
men, that the Hall avenue bridge will
be improved before the winter sets
in. High officials of the railroad
company have communicated with
the street committee chairman and
agreed to meet him to map out pro-
posed improvements to the bridge,
particularly in relation to sidewalk
construction.
The bridge has been declared an
eyesore and Mr.. Jorgensen has work
ed in vain for it's removal He en-
deavored to have its elimination in
corporated in the petition to change
the grades of railroad crossings
without avail. AS a last resort he
took the subject of improvement up
with the company's officials. He re-
ceived encouragement. Following
the recent receipt of a communica-
ton from the general manager, ar
rangements are under way for con-
ference, at which it will be endeav-
ored to decide upon the best means
of constructing sidewalks up over
the bridge and Of improving the
roadbed leading up to the bridge
proper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-24
OFFICIALS HEAR
CABLE STRIKERS
Holding Out for One Quarter
Extra Time for Overtime
and 21/2 Hours a Week.

Strikers from the Standard Under
ground Cable Works are holding out
for difference in demand and offer
of one-quarter extra time for over
time and two and half hours a week.
The workers generally have demand
ed pay as they have been receiving
for nine hours day, five days a
week and five hours on Saturday,
making fifty-hour week, and pay
at the rate of time and a half for
overtime. The Cable Company has
offered the same pay for nine and
half hours day, five days week
and five hours on Saturday, making
total of fifty-two and a half hours
a week, with time and a quarter for
overtime.
Representatives of the striking
employees and officials Of the plant
have met. Despite the making of
what the officials deem to be an ex-
cellent offer, the employees continue
to strike, holding out for a receipt
of all they have asked for. There is
no indication that the cable company
will grant all of these concessions.
Strikers are holding meetings occa-
sionally in Columbia hall In State
street, endeavoring to- either reach
an agreement to accept the offers of
the company, hold out for all they
have asked for, or modify their de-
mands somewhat The first vote
taken after the receipt of the cable
company's offer was against its ac-
ceptance.
The cable works are still closed.
There is little lettering of strikers
about the premises and, with one ex-
ception, there has been no reports of
violence. In that case, Patrolman
Underhill arrested two peace dis
turbers, who were later freed. The
strikers have voted, practically unan-
imously, to remain orderly and
peaceful and to avoid congregating
about the cable plant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-24
SETTLEMENT MADE IN ACTION
AGAINST DR.. PAUL WELLER

Settlement has been made by the
Casualty Assurance Company, for
Dr.. Paul NJ. WELLER, with Joseph
Danbach, father of five-year-old
Harold Danbach, who was badly
burned with picrie acid on the
Fourth of July. The boy was walk
ing through the city property ad-
Joining Dr.. Weiller's plant on Front
street, in order to see the U. S. s.
destroyer Wake. then in the harbor-
In crossing the yard he stepped on
an acid container, badly burning his
foot. AS his next friend, the boys
father retained Wight & Wight and
the law firm later instituted suit in
the district court to recover dam
ages. Settlement was made Friday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-24
Scarcely Hint of What is Going
On Reaches London-Think
Gar Ferdinand viii Head
His Own Army Soon.
SITUATION MOST SERIOUS
London Diplomats are Still
Hopeful of a Better Turn in
Balkan AffairS-0pinion Not
Held by Many Others.
II by Uajted Press Wire.

Special by United Press Wire.
London, Sept 24:-The Balkans
made rapid strides towards war to-
day. Greece answered the Bulgarian
call to arms by summoning two-thirds
of her reservists to the colors. King
Constantine was expected to sign
second decree late this afternoon or
dering mobilization of all the land
forces of his kingdom.
The ultimatum that will tumble
the Balkans into the world war may
go flashing over the telegraph wires
before night. The allied capitals are
on tiptoe awaiting the first news Of
the beginning of armed clashes.
The news from Athens was re-
Ceived with the greatest satisfaction
here. Greece intends to stand by
Servia. That is the only interpreta-
ton that can be put on the Greek mo-
bilizatlon order.
Roumania is expected to make a
similar move, but Bucharest dis
patches today were strangely silent
on this point.
The censor veil was closed over the
Balkans. Scarcely a hint of what
is going On in the Bulgarian, Greek
and Roumanian capitals, was COM
municated with London during the
night. This fact alone increased the
belief here that when the curtain is
lifted Gar Ferdinand will ut dis
covered at the head of the 3 llgarian
army ready to strike. The press of
all the allied capitals has awakened
to the gravity of the situation A
Petrograd dispatch today said the
Russian threats expressed no sur
prise at the Bulgarian mobilization
0fe0aNnd regards the -Fitssetion as
most serious.
The United Press bureau az IS
wired today the newspapers agree
the Balkan situation is grave. q
Press dispatches today reported lead
ers of all political parties in bulgaria
have withdrawn objections TO the at
tttude of the government and have
pledged unanimous support to Gar
Ferdinand in any step he may take
Diplomats here who still are hope
full of better turn in Balkan affairs
declare this might mean the political
leaders have been informed the Bull
garian attitude favors the allies and
hints that they have Withdrawn their
protests. The opinion was not held
by the majority