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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-05-22
THE DREADN0UGHT ARIZONA

To Be Launched In June and Christsn-
cd by Miss Esther Ross.
In these troublous times every sign
of increase to the strength Of u navy
and consequently Of our defenses is
watched with the keenest interest. On
June 10 next New York city will wit
ness a great naval celebration, when
the new super-D readnought Arizona
win be launched at the Brooklyn navy
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-05-22

yard Miss Esther Ross, n Of the
lfairest Of Arizona's daughters, will
christen the new addition to the United
States navy. 1t may be assumed that
the old custom will be adhered to, des-
'pite the present dryness In naval cir
lcles, and that a bottle Of wine, not
grape juice. will be broken upon the
Arizona's bow. AS soon as the Arizona
Is launched preparations win begin for
the laying of the keel Of the still great
er super-D readnought California. which
also is to be built at the Brooklyn navy
yard
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-05-22
FOR SALE

A complete Cyanide mill, consisting
of one grizzly, one gyratory crusher,
two sets of stamps, one Dorr classifyer,
one tube mill. pulp thickener, tanks.
etc. A battery Of two 150-horse power
boilers, l Allis-C Chalmers 14x30 steam
engine, l air compressor; also rotary
pumps, t,gether with all necessary
shafting anl betting.
The above mill Is In complete work
ing order and has been operated only a
short time. All n achinery Is Of Allis-
Chalmers make.
All buildings on tn premises. con-
sisting Of superintendent dwelling.
bunk house, assay office, storeroom and
several other houses, are al.o offered
for sale.
This property is all for sale at a bar
gain. Come and investigate.
For further particulars address.
NICK RATIO,
Eureka, Nevada.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-05-22

Syracuse, N. Y, May 21.-Roose
welt jury still out. Reported il
stands eleven for acquittal to one un'
decided.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-05-22

A war correspondent says. killing
the first man brings a feeling of pride
and remorse." The pride is likely to
die out rs the years go on, but not so
with the remorse.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-02
Seen dHd Heard

Rev: Mclean was a passen-
ger from Souris Monday.
L. b. Wall represented Car
bury in this city Monday.
Pat Canavan of Westhope
was a county seat visitor Mon
day last.
Miss Mabel Lindberg visited
at Knox from Friday until Mon
day evening.
For sale cheap-A lot of hem
lock planks, cash or ANYTHING
we can use.--T. F. Woods.
Mrs. Geo. Miller and children
of Rugby visited with relatives
here from Saturday until Mon
day. .... $500.
FOR SALE--I have just re-
ceived a carload of bailed hay.
Inquire at Ohmart's Feed
Store. (44-tf)
Miss Marguerite Nordin and
Katherine Scully were the
guests of friends at Omemee
over Sunday.
The Baptist Mission circle
will meet at the home of Mrs.
VIM. q. Stewart on Thursday,
July 8, at 2: 80 o'clock.
Mrs. h. 3. Stewart and daugh-
ter, Miss Irene left Tuesday for
a short visit at the home of
Mrs. Stewards brother, d. HI.
Macarthur, at Fargo.
Supt. Darling left Wednes-
day for Minot where he will
teach history and civics at the
Minot summer school. The
term opened July 1st. and will
last six weeks.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-02
Gas In SiIo

Gas may form in a silo at the
Tins of filling and for a week or
50 afterwards. This gas is
heavier than air and so will
settle in the silo. AS soon as
the filing the silo is started
the falling silage will stir up
enough air currents to drive
out the gas. A good way to
determine if there is gas III a
silo is to lower a lighted Ian
tern. If it goes out, it will not
be safe to go into the silo.
At the Athens Ohio State
Hospital farm four of the pa
tents went into a silo to tramp
the ensilage and were overcome
The fifth one noticed what
happened and help was called.
1t was about ten minutes be-
fore they were taken out but it
was too late to save them.
This was an above ground silo.
The silage had settled three
feet during the night and was
about five feet and one half
Jeet below the door opening.
1t will be we'll when filling
pit silos not to go into them
before some silage has been
run in, or to use the lantern
test.-NOrth Dakota Farmer.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-02

c. G., Gorder, F. A. H. Smith
and C. r. Gleason accompanied
the baseball team to Souris
Sunday.
Mrs. Aft. King and children
of l)inuba, Cal, arrived Satur-
day and will visit at the home
of Mrs. Kings mother, Mrs.
kalbfleisCh, for several months.
The Kings formerly resided at
here and at Westhope and went
to California about three years
ago in the hope of benetiting
Nr. Kings health, who died of
tuberculosis shortly after their
arrival there.
Bottineau and Willow City
PLAYED their third game of base
ball on the local diamond We'd
nesday afternoon to the largest
crowd that has been on the
local diamond this wear. The
home team again met defeat.
Until sixth inning Bottincau
had everything going its own
way but after that things seem
ed to 90 wrong. The final score
was IL to +. 1t seems that the
home team is unable to beat
Willow City and always goes
up at the critical time.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-02

Train and R. s. D. Service

PASSENGER TRAIN
No. ~ so. bound arrive. Bottineau s:l5
No. 213 no, $3.50
South bound arrive Rugby 1925 making
connection with No. 10 for east at II 90,
With No. 9 for west at 400
FREIGHT TRAIN
No. e52 go. bound arrive Bottineau 1880 on
No. 65l no. bound arrive Bottineaul 1880 on
Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday
II, F. d. SERVICE
X. Lake Observation-Disclosures, Wednesday
and Friday
II. 2 sOuthwest-Daily
r. 3 East Metigoshe-Tuesday. Thursday
. and Saturday
X. 4 southeast-Monday. Wednesday and
Friday
POSTOFFICE
Opens at 8 a. m. mail for south closes at
S:l5: mail for north closes at $3.50, All mai
for rural routes must be in the postoffice
by 7:30 the night before. Posto flee closes
at Z: 80 p, m.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-02

Continued from first page
Mildred Mcintosh
*Nary Clark Mrs. Finholt)
Synthia Scholfeld COSTELLO
*Naisie Dickinson
Naude Woods
*Nary Russell
*Lillian Cole Stevens
*Walter Belyea
solve Turner
*Erna Ponto Mrs. kershaw)
Orval Smith
Bessie Monk
Marion Mountain
Anna Noun
Alice Hamilton
Boyd Nero
Frances Cathro
IA
Marion Minkel
Fay Amsbaugh
Eliza Armstrong
lone Belyea
Marjorie Burnett
*Elmer Jesme
Alexander Gorder
Clifford Mcintosh
*Alma Nelson
Edith Nichol
*Lawrence Nordin
Charles Riley
Irene Stewart
Mildred Smith
Harriet Trent
*Johnston Walker
Ruth Wilson
Cecilia Yelle
Harlan Darling
Edward Falkensteiu
marguerite Craig
*Mae Craig
Laura Dana
Leila Amsr augh
J. Wesley Russell
*Mabel White
solve Elliot
Marguerite Nordin
*Helen Rae
Willie Reyer
*Hazel Follis
John Walker
Alice Greiner
NOami Mollett
Rilla Woods
*Bertha Dickinson
*Leona Wood
*Bryon Stunkard
*Florence SEEK
*Euphemia Fairweather
katherine Scully
*Mable Amundson
Hazel Mcintosh
leila Stewart
Clark Stewart
Helen Smedsrud
*Not present at banquet.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-02

Ed. White Of Mohall was in
the city several days last week.
E. y. Miller was among those
in the city from Souris Mon
day.
WANTED, to list some good
we'll improved Turtle Mountain
Farms S. H. Wilson. If.
Miss Lucille (iosselyn return.
ed Saturday from a weeks
visit with friends at Valley
City.
For Sa!e--Driving horse, FIVE
years-old, also harness and
buggy. Inquire at Bottineau
Auto Garage. (45tf)
The Public library will be
open on Tuesday evenings only
until the opening of the schools
in September.
S. H. Wilson has moved his
real estate office to the Ertres-
vaag block where he is COM
fortably settled.
Thos. Bate of Auburn, Iowa,
is enjoying his annual visit
with his sons, H. A. of this
city and A. H. of Omemee.
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. Nero
autoed to Gardena Tuesday
from which place the took the
500 for Howard where the will
visit with their son, Dan.
You can't put a good Swede
down. If you don't believe
this see Ole, the Swede Spy"
at the Bennett Shows, Botti-
neau, Monday, July IL.
Miss Eliza Armstrong, who
has graduated from the state
normal school at Minot for the
past term, returned to her
home in this city last Friday.
FOR SALE-Quiet little
family mare, good driver, afraid
of nothing. Must have good
home. Buggy and harness
cheap.-T. F. Woods. (37tf)
Mrs. l.. J. Theroux who has
keeping house with her bother.
w. r. Mcintosh while Mrs.
Mcintosh was away, returned
to her home at Omemee on
Monday.
Rev. McBain left Tuesday
morning for Glenburn where
he was billed to preach the an
nnal sermon at the Northwest
ern Baptist association meeting
at 8: 80 Tuesday evening.
County Supt. and Mrs. H. E,
Layne are enjoying a visit from
Mr.. Layne's mother and sister,
Mrs. Jennie Layne of Durand,
Wis, and Mrs. G. L. Cain Of
Elm wood, Wis, respectively.
Miss Marguerite Rae, Miss
Fern McKeen and Miss Isabella
Mcintosh of this city, Miss
Monk and Marion Noun.
tain of Souris were among the
graduates to receive their di
plomas at the Valley CITY State
Normal school last week.
Among the names of those
who received their diplomas al
the Ninot State Normal schoo.
last week we noticed the names
of the following Bottineau
county girls: Eliza Armstrong
and Elizabeth Hagen of Bottin.
eau, Anna Noun of Carbury,
and Fannie c.. Stevens of Lans'
ford.
John Jardine, who was sent
enced from Bottineau county
to serve seven years in the
state penitentiary for the crime
of incest, has been granted {
pardon upon recommendation
of Judge Burr, the prosecuting
attorney and numerous citizen.
of Bottineau county. Jaldine
served about five of his sever
year sentence.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-02

Monday for a visit with his
parents.
Subscribe to the Bottineau
|Courant--$I,5 50 per year in
advance, :.
G.. A.. Huss of Lansford was
a city visitor the latter part OF
last week.
F. A. Fl. Smith autoed to
Gardena on business Tuesday
afternoon.
Large, small and medium
hats on sale at the OliViere
Hat Shop.
f. A. Juneau is the latest Of
our wealthy farmers to pur-
chase a Ford car.
Mrs. Geo. Smell went to West
hope Monday evening for a
visit with relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. 7. J. Russell
visited with friends up the line
several days last week.
SO II. =. five passenger REQ,
run 1000 miles. For sale by
Bottineau Auto Garage.
Miss Julia Lindberg visited
with friends at Dunning the
latter part OF last week.
Maxwell roadster, 16-horse-
power. Fine condition 1929.
G.. r.. Gleason.
Mrs. X. Cox returned home
Monday from a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Watson at Rol-
cite.
w. H. Adams visited West
hope on legal business, the lat
ter part of the week. returning
home Saturday.
Misses Isabelle Mcintosh and
Fern McKeen returned home
Monday evening from Valley
City where they attended the
state normal the past term.
Who ever saw a trained
rooster? There are four Of
these marvels of the BARNARD
with the Great Bennett Shows,
Bottineau, Monday. July IL.
Mrs. Thos. Hennessy and her
guest, Miss Bernice Clark, went
to Mohall Friday evening to
visit at the home of Mrs. Hen
nessey's mother, Mrs. Britton.
Mrs. Josephine Diment and
children of Westhope visited
with friends here last Friday
and left on Saturday for Mime
apolis, where they expect to
reside.
Place your Hail Insur-
ance today in the old, time
tried, hail tested. "Waseca
Company" Better be safe
than sorry.--E. GRANDSON,
agent,
At meeting of the State
Audubon society held at the
biological station at Devils
Lake chautauqua last Friday,
S. H. Wilson was elected a
director.
Miss Nora Woodward left OH
monday for Albany, Oregon,
where she will visit with her
sister. Mrs. G. G.. Curry, until
the opening of the schools in
September. Miss Woodward
will teach in Hatton again this
year.
Miss Bessie Monkman visit
ed with her sister, Mrs. J. T..
Neville over Monday and at
tended the alumni banquet.
Monkman was on her way
home to Souris from Valley
City where she attended the
normal.
There will be a big picnic
under the auspices of the
Baptist church at the Dana
grove on July 9. All are well
leone. Bring your baskets and
enjoy the day with us. Judge
Kirk and others will address
the people. A good time is
promised.
Mrs. w. X. Mcintosh return
ed home Saturday evening after
a pleasant three months visit
with her mother, Mrs. VIM.
Williamson at Pasadena, CAL,
and also visited several places
of interest including the Pana-
ma-American exposition at San
Francisco. r. s
Miss Roxie Gillispie and Nj.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-02

A daughter arrived to bright
en- the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. G. Mcintosh of near Eckman
on Sunday, June Is.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-02

Observations taken at Bottineau, North
IA ota under the direction of the weather
b lreau of the U. S. Department. Of ARri.
c ulture. for week ending June "A 1915.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-07-02
=. WEATHER

Readings taken at 7:UU q. m. Maximum
nd minimum temperatures and precipita.
ION are for the twenty.four hours preced-
ug ZOO a. m. of q given.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-12-31

trat er in baS Dartmoutb @olle9e Elm,
BON tpef6em er I'M Sabre 1884 graz
ollterte. 8alo 6arallf fam er mad
.Mtnneiota rurb mar ein Sabr lana alS
Drtn5tpal in ser Manfato Sod1dule
fdttg nnb periab barna6 sic @6nlz
pertnter1bentenitelle Ser 5dulen IN
Ma0elta mdbrenb Ser rd6lten 5 Sabre
@dbrenb bteier 3eit itnoterte er unter|
Nt6ter Geelen SurtSprube11S nnb tpuroe
1891 CUR g6pofatenprartS 5ugelaile11,
Sic er 5uerf in Wlabelia 1lnb BON 1895
IN ct. SanleS anSiibte. 6ter blieb er
tDDbnen bt8 er 1914 gum @operrlDr bon
MtnneiDta eripdblt tpl1rbe.
@dbrenb er in ct, San1es mobnte,
befletbete er Ste 9telle beS GountparlzI
tpalteS BON @atonpan @ountp BON.
.l895-19O4. SIM Sabre 1898 tpnrbe
er bon @opern0r 2tnb gum WitgltebeI
Der 0treftorenbebDrbe Ser 1taatlt6en
91ormall6ulen er1lannt u1o our6
@opern6r San 9a1lt tpteber errannt.
SS11 bteier @tgeni6aft iptrfte er 8 Sabre.
S11 letner !Sein1atSitabt ct. Sar1es mar
er mebrere Sabre lang Brdiibent Ser
.bortigen Gr5iebung8beb0roe. lerner
mar er ldngere 3eit 5taatsprdiibent Ser
Cons Of tbe Nepolntion.
SIN Sabre 1902 mar er ben1ofratiz
i0er &al1btbat in12. GongreBbtltrtft bon
Minneiota, pnrbe aber gei6laser1. 1906
betDarb er ftd Dteoer I'M ba8 9ln1tl
.gegen SaneS s. Mc@learn u1lb i61ug
.bteie1 NIT etner groben Waiorttdt.
Seit iener 3eit NOR er unnnterbro6en|
Der Heprdienta11t beS 2, Mtr111elota
.Rongrebbtltrift, inbem er 4 Iernnine
rs Sabre bic 9telle befleioete. (l906-
1908 19l 0-1912)
n Der Wap 1914 lDurbe er als|
ben1ofratifder &arbioat gum GODern0r
bon Minneiota ermdblt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-12-31

sSSapauer augeblid obue Mar'
nuug tDrpeoiert.
,,slncona" z5all uuerlebtst.

@a5bington, q. De3. @om amez
r:fanii&en &onful 8rtftol in port
@ai6 lief beute morgen I'M @taotsz
hepartement Die Melbung Elm, DaB
Ter iapanil9e Dampfer rDa{afa Maz.
rr", auf benz 1i6 betanntli6 au@
trieoer Elm Mmertfaner befanb, Dbne
Marnung torpeoiert atnD perfentt
lppr6en 1T. 9te pai7agiere nnter t9z
nen ser Mmerifuner, lpuroen gerettet.
Srcbbem glaubt man, oab oas
GtaQtsbepartement BEL Ser Mtener
unb 8erliner Negtelung poriteatg
nerben pirb, neil Der Dampfer obne
yDarnung tprpebtert porben lei.
eeSn ber rMncona zMngelegenhett
1in6 feline neuen @rtptdlungen eingez
treten unb iino au@ 1ibt gu erparz
ten, bis bic Mntport auf bic lebte
g2ote bes @taatsbepartements aus
Mien eingetroffen 1T. Ser betannte
lobe 8eamte" 6es Staatsoeparte<
raerts, ser sic prei1e betannt1i@ fets
nit 6en ieni iationeqen 8ert@ten iiber
,l1ltimatuu1" uno rMbbru9 6er btpz
lomati19en 8e5iebungen" berforgt,
lieB fi@ geitern au@ pieoer b0ren. ST
ion geiagt baben, OaB bic Ser. @taaz
ten ii@ auf tetnen- 5al1 auf eine
i6iebsgeri6tli9e 8etlegung bes n4n@
cpna" zSales etnlaf1en tpirbe1l.
&abinettme@iel in Heriten.
2onbpn, 27. 9e3. g}a6 elmer
Depe1@e an bas &euterz8urea1 aus
SeberQn 1T bas periii6e &abinett
gefanen. prtn3 Sirman 1T bonn
@9a9 gum Mintfterprdfibenten erz
nannt tpprben. seSn 9onbpn betra9z
tet man ben We4fel als einen 9teg
fir bic Gntente.
3mei 9ampfer 5eritDrt.
2onbon, 81. De3. Ser englii6e
9ompfer n6ab1eD", 1777 Sonnen
er1b, lit per1enft tporben. Der Damp.
Ter rGmbla", 1772 Sonnen grob, ltef
en- Ser Sbemie<Miinbung anf ben
@trano uno geriet in 8rano. Die
Monnf@aften bei0er @9tffe tpuroen
gerettet. =
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-12-31
@roke Mfebrbeit.
@rieaiiae @esieruns getualln
einen 9latten gSabliteg.
gerfiist iiber $40 site.

Berlin, brabtlos, 27. De5. (1eberz
lee Ma9ri1ten@Mgentrr). Die nR0l<
ni19e 3eitung" beri4tet, baB ii ben
meiften grie@iiden @tdbten BET ben
fiir3li@en Barlaments tsna5len 65
pro7ent ser 8iirger, Sic friiber BON
ibrenl Mablre4t Gebrau9 mahten,
au9 biesmal tire @ttmrrle abgegeben
baben. gaur ii einigen penigen 9rtz
i9nften entbtelten 1tb bic Nabdnger
bes fruberen premterminiiters gleuz
tberios Nent5elps ibres gtimmrehts.
9ie Nentrulitdts partei Des Mi11iz
tiers @unarts berfiigt Bis ieBt
iiber ungefdbr 24O SiBe I'M garla<
1l1e1lt.
Die Maildnber 3eitung rgorriere
bella @era" beri6tet, bas griehi19eH
&abinett babe na6 fiinfftiinoigsr
8eratung ent1aiepen, bob cine Qte1lz
berung bes &abinetts 1i9t 11tig tpdz
re. Der MiniHer gunaris 1timnlte
bie1er Mbna1ung BEL, unb ons Rabiz
nett fann nit Befinlmt6eit bei s3uz
1amnte11triitt Der neuen Bolt lfspertrez
tung al1f Elm 8ertrallens sDptum Der
MbaeorDr1eter1 reh11erl.
I'm Ste gpiBe Der Depra11uen
2iteratllr pirb berlDmmli9er Weife
MoIes gefeat. Wabr59einlib aber
baben bic 9ebrder oie 5dreibtunlf
erft Dpn ben Ranaanitern iibernpnls
men. Bel ben 6ebrdern 1T Die Ypefe
alter, als oie Brofa.
pie dIteHen @Idf Ell, bon
benen mir Runbe baben, itumme1t
aus pb6nifien 1i1lb Megnptsn; bie
Bliite ber glosfun ftinbuffrte 81
Nb6nitien f6iint Dor bie rDmifde Roi4.
ieraeit. telttr IL pobl bie diianptis
f6e glas,Rah heriunit.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-12-31
Drummer ~

ru1tungen aam Den pDrermdpnteir
2Gnbern 3u be1@affen. rWir habe1t
:n6eKen 1lnber3iigliA S4ritte einge.
(eitet, nm oie1e @rlaubnis in 3nfuntt
gu erbalten," faste ct. rDas Mote
Rreu3 tpiro anes in feinen Rrdften
@tebenoe tun, Inn etne nnbebinberte
BefDrberung ber 6riiben TO benDttg.
ten 9eilmittel in allernd4iter 3ett
hur@5uieBen."
Daftpr Dr. g. s. 8erfemeier, Der
perbienFpole Setter oes Wartbnrg<
Mdifenbau1es in Mount 8ernon, bat
in feiner Gigeni9aft als Mitglteo nes'
s9iirqerz&pmitees fir MabrungsmttS
telzSenbungen fplgenoen Mutrnf e..
lai1en:
nMls superintendent zines 9roBet
Maifenbaufes, in tpel@em 9nnberte
Dpn Rinbern Mufnabme finoen, 1T Die
Mptlage Der lieben tleinen Rinber in
9eutf@lanb Elm itarfer Mppel orp
mein 6er5. @enn es it@ um tlet11e,
l,ilflp1e &inber ban6elt, fpllte ale
sgeinbl l@aft aufbDren. Weibna9ten,
6as Tef ser 2tebe, gibt an4 benz
@ebanten an 6en blutbefledten 9erpz
nes @aum, ser oqs Rinb in Der
&rippe in 8etblebem gu 5erfDren
iu9te unb bur@ 6as 9inf@la4ten
ser un1@ulbigen @5@impf nno S9an<
&c anf ietnen Namen Tub.
Mir erfabren, bob bic 2eben bDn
Miuipnen BON &tnbern bur4 ben
Mangel an Meil9 in Deuti@lano IN
@efabr f110. Suite, pobltdtig geiinrte
Menf@en, piele oerfelben @ertpanote
ror notleiben6en 5amilien in Denti ih6@
!anb unb Se1terrei@z znngarn, ftnb
nur gu gerne bereit, oen uni@nlbigen,
fleinen Babies gu belfen, Die teine
NerbreAen begingen, fonoern MIR bas
llnglid batten, gu elmer 3ett auf bic
@elt 5u tommen, in pel@er ni9t
Gbriitus ionoern etn 9erooes gu re-
gieren ideint.
Mir leben bier in einem 2anoe, tn
sem Mlil@ un0 9pnig flieBt. Mir
haben einen ueberfluB an Maem, bas
Sic Rleinen brau9en. Wir balten Die
Wtittel ibrer &ettung IN ber 9anb
unb iu@en nod elmer MDglt9teit,
iie biniiber gu 1@iden.
Mtr baben uniere Hegterung err.
1u@t, oieie @tiftungen bur@ Die pa@
istpoft au befDrbern. Mdbreno ieDes
[Gdiff,-. bas nnfare llfer perldBBts s,
Mproinfrnmente nod briiben bring,
|11hetnt es 1lnn6glfh 5l1 letn, ben leifss
ienbet Babies Nabrungsmtttel 3,t
{Gtden.
SIT bies 9riitlide 3ipilifation ltnbI
cine 8efun6nng bes. Weibna4tsgei<
fes? .Menn bic 5atfa9en unferen
8iirgern befannt pdren nno BON 1hz
.1en Deritan6en piir0en, claude i4 be-
itimmt, baB MtItpnen lon @timmen
iiG gum Nrotef geeen ipl4e Gral@
iarnfett erbeben mubten. Is
1nb tpdbrenb mir als Station Die.
ssreibeit Der Meere piinf@en, ei11.
Wnnf4, Der nt@t in @rfaanng geh
- 1pnten mir tpentgitens oarauf be-.
Feben, oab ber tparme golfftron1
dritli@er Wobltdtigfeit ni4t behin<s.
Merit miro"
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ct. Saul, Wetr1r., 80. Sec. (Donz
1erStag). 9u8 Clinton, 9outliara, traf
bente Odttag bte g}a6rtdt ein, oab
SOB. @infielb @cott Sannonb pl0bz'
lt6 geltorben iet. @pdtere Depel6en
bon Qontltana beiagen, bab er ei1ten
@6laganfall batte, Ser letnen SOB Derzs
uria6te. Der S6laganfall, 1par btte
btrefte Tolge etrer Hton1atn 8er9iftung,
Ste er it6 etltde Sage 3upor 5uge5ogen.
batte. Ser 3oo trot et11, ebe tbnl.
dr5tlt6e 6ilfe 9ebra6t >per0en fonnte,
Ser SOB erret6te tbnauf bem Wege5un1
9otel In Clinton.
5err @amn1prlb befa1lo }t6 felt etma8
aber et11er @o6e anf etner @rbolungS=I
retle I'M 5iibe1l no ibn In Clinton,
=. - Il
2ouiiiana ser SOB pl0blt6 erret6te.
gl,rnquiit tpiro pereioiet.
ct. gaul, N1irar., 80. Dec. ssise=
gopern0r S. 81. q. Bnrnquiit, ipl1roe
|beute 1a6n1tttag alS @ooeru0r poll
|Weinneiota pereibigt gum g}a6folger oes.
|pertorbenen @oper1l6r8 @annmono.
&ur5er 2ebenslauf.
8inftelb g. San1no11b ipuroe am
| II. gtopen1ber 1868 IN 5outbborougD,
8oreefer Gpnntp, Mail. geboren. Dort=
|bfu6te er Ste 6ffentline 96nle llnb
|grabuierte bon Der bortigen Sod
I'M Sabre 1880. Sn bemielben Sabre.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-12-31
j3pei 9ampfer 5eritDrt.

eeyn Musfogee, Sfla., beriu4<
ten @9arer BON WeiBen 5tpet Nez
ger aus benz @efdngniS gu f9lepz
pen, bic pegen grmorbung zines
ppli3i1ten berbaftet porben tparen.
Die beiben gefongenen fDnnten MIR
NIT Not gerettet tperben. 81.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-12-31
Nep him. M1innelota, f5reae ben 81. De5euber 1916.

Offenfipe. Sbre Mrttllerfe bra@te
ben 8riten auBerorbentli@ f@tperr
@erluite Bel, unb bic englii@en Rreu<
3er, bic bic 2anbtruppen llnteriiiBen
fouten, muBten itb, na4bem iie
mebrere Sreffer erbulten, 5uriid3ie>
ZEN.
Gin aus Delbi, Snbien, tommens
ber omtli@er 8eri@t bes Generals
So!pnfbenb, bes S5iibrers ber englt<
f@en Mrmee IN Mefopotan1ien, mel>
bet, bab ber lebte tiirfif9e Mngriff,
ber iebr energtfb getpefen lei, NIT
f9peren Werluften abgef4lagen tpur>
Be. Die @erluite ber @ngldnber Bee
triigen tpeniger als 200, bic ber Siir<
fen aber 600-8o0 M}ann. sSn &onz
Fantinopel f@eint man gar ni&t gu
tpifsn, auf tpel@en @ngriff btefer
8eri&t, ben man als irrefiibrenb
unb iibertrieben beaei4net, ii4 be-
aiebt.
Berlin, 81. Dea. 9te r3ettung
am Mtttog" &partete ibren 2efern
beute NIT bet 1enfattonellen Mel=
bung quf, bob bas englifhe &abi<
nett unr.ittelbar Dor benz 3ufamz
nenbru@e febe. 9te 3eitung min
aus 5uperldfiiger AuelIe in @rfabz
rung gebra@t baben, bob bic Sppoz
1itipn ben prerntermtnifter Msquitb
tpie ben Minifter bes Meubern, @ir
Gbiparb @reb, gu ber 11eber5eusung
gebra6t bebe, bab tbre &eiignation
nottpenbig iei. 2orb &it@ener ion
nod Meeppten geben, I'M bort BITE
englif@e Rampagne gu leiten. p2orb
9albane", betBt es in ber Meel=
bung, ntpirb pabrf@einli9 an Msz
quitbs @teGe treten, unb 2orb ST.
1ber pirb @riter 2orb ber 9lbmiraz
1itGt perben
rGie 9auptaufgabe bes neuen
Rabinetts pir6 barin beiteben, etnen
eilieen 1rieben berbet5ufiibren."
Sieoer eiat vs5aa 4
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q lie 8 au.mt.er. !. pon oen ylas
germ Bis gu ben gffen tDnnelr dufreht
ftben.