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Arizona republican., 1915-06-14
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIspArcHI

CHICAGO. June 13.-A strike of 14.5OO employees of the surface and elevated traction systems was ordered at midnight The men were directed to finish their runs and return to the barns The strike was called after an all-day session with trans portation officials, labor leaders and Mayor Thompson on the question of increased wages, which the men in sisted be guaranteed before arbitra- lion was considered.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-14
JUAREZ MARKET BURNS
[AssocrArED PRESS prspA,

Juarez, June 13.-The municipal market. covering an entire block. and contents were destroyed by fire of unknown origin. The market was erected years ago at cost of $2O,OOO
Arizona republican., 1915-06-14
VIVIAN WANTS ALL LFRENCHMEN
 INOEM WIPED
Premier of France Has In- troduced Law Establish ing Principle of Full In- demnities for Losses Sus- tained by French Citizens
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcHl

PARIS, June l3.-Premier Viviani has introduced in the chamber of dep uties a law establishing the principle of full indemnities for losses sustained
Arizona republican., 1915-06-14
TORPEDO BOATS ACTIVE

IASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH
 PETROGRAD. June 13=TOrpedo- boats on the night of the tenth de- stroyed buildings at Samsun on the Black sea and sunk many boats.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-14

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-17

ben, bartnadi9en 8iberitanb lmb linb
i'm 8eiib Der ipicbtigiten itrotegil1en
Stellunget.
sln Der beilarabilden
@rcn3e.
8erlin, 16. Suli. 9epel6cn aus
DEM Ditr. @auptqllartier mclSen, baB
Die Geltreiber na9 einem ltarfen 8on1z
barScn1ent Ser rullild)en gtellungen
bel llcibisfupic am 9mielter, no @a<
li5ien unb Bic 8ufoipina an Bcllarabiz
Ell sren5en, Ben SluB iiberidritten baz
ben nno auf rllliildes @ebiet borge=
brungen iino.
piermit lit ser Gnieiter in ieiner
|gan5en 2ange in 0ltr. pdnoen.
g on Der italiihenS ront.
8ien, is. Suli. Ginigc gllnfte
Der 9p6croo S5odebene pllrben ipicz
Der bon Ser italienilben MrtiQerie bcfz
tig beidolien. Ser Seino perludte oldJ
ipicberbnlt, 3ipilden Ypla35o lnb
Strauiiina nit ltarfen Streitfraften
bor5ubreben, lpllrbe aber lllter lbpcz
ren gerlulten 5uriideeiporfen.
usln Der 8drntner llub IirolerSront
bat lid nidts BON 8eoelltllng ereignet.
@ero ono, Stalien. (iiber 9aris)
49, Sllli. Snrbtbare stilrnle berrlhell
|anbatte1b ii, Ser Sohge6iresrceion.
3eftige @inbe, @a9el unb 1elblt gdnee
pers0gern n1tlitariide Gpcrationen;
aber Die italieniiden Trupper beldafz
tigen iid ban1it, beberridenoe 8unfte
gu befeltigen nnb gu 9arnilnuircn.
Eetrpfrumn M.
9etrograb, 16. SuIi Gs ipirb
5u9egcben, baB cs Sen 9cutlden aui
oem re6ten l1fer bes YiiiailuHes am
t3. Sult gelang ruliilbe g6iibengrd<
ben oil elmer Sront bon etlua u Mei<
len 81 nebmcn; bpb leien lic 1pdter
burd cinen Gegenan9riff 5uriidgetriez
ben iporben.
Serner aber ipirb crflart, Sab Sic
@eutl6cn 5tuilben oen Grjeb= llnb
Sem 2bbnbafluB nit Madt gum slnz
9riff iiberginge,, nnb Sic 9fulien.
neine cntl6eioenbcg cgbladt ab(ebneno"
uf ibre 5tpeiten Stellunz
9 cn 51lri It lpid n.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-17
9ba,u ,,,,ter 8iirsid,aft fret.

Sem 9orf, 16. Sllli. Soarrg s..
gbnip, Set lebten 0littipo1 bon elmer
Sllrb fit geiltig 9elllnb befllnbcn lpllrz
Sc, crbiclt beute icinc Sreibeit bon
Sberrid)ter Geter q. Soenprid, lpel1er
antiinbi9tc, baB ct oas @crbitt Der @ez
Ibiporenen anncbme.
sls bierauf Gbaips Mninalt Gtan6z
fielb sen slntrag itcllte, Sen Gtniper@
rln9sbefebl BON Mtdter 3oipling, ll1s
ter ipeldem Sbaip i'm Sabre 1908 na6
ben sliDl bon Mattealpull 9elanbt ipur~
be, fir erlplden al crflaren, erbobeu
Bic Stnatsanipaltc Ginpanh lnb nell
beten 8erllfung an.
Ser Nidter cnti6ieb, baB Sic gpz
|pellationsnotis bes Gtaatcs alltomaz
|tild ipie ein ginbaltsbefebl lpirfe ,,no
Gbaip oesbnlb nod llidt Sic nnbeoingtc
Sreibeit er1alten f0nne. lonbern mlr
cine bebin9te Sreibeit lnter Siir9ldaft.
@iele ipllrbe auf $4,000 felt9eltellt
,ub beponirt. Sic 9ehingung lit. oaB
CT iid auf Sen Nuf hcs G'eri6tcs ieoers
5eit lpieber 5ll itellen babe.
Gbaip begab iid) III @egleituu9 hes
gberiffs nad) Seriep Gitp, ipp ct aus
benz Geipabriam Nes Sbcriffs entlaiien
Iipuroc. CT trat banu in 8ealeituna iei<
|nes Gcfretdrs cine slutoiabrt nadJ
Bbtlabelpbia an ,lnS ipiro ii6 bon 81
per gilenbabn na6 Yittsbrrrg begebeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-17
@leine @rieasnad,ridyten.
Sc ferreid Gin gutter.
Sefun s ant,

Berlin, 16. Slli. Sic u@oInilde
t3eitlln9" fpmmentirt Sen Yrotelt
0eiterrei6s eeeen bie @nffcnlieierung
Ser Ser. Staaten an Sic sllliirten ipie
folgt:
Ser Eroteit lit entlhiencn als Gin
Nusbrud aufribtiger 2obalitat gegenz
iiber leinem beuti6en Bunoes9enolicn
|nuf5,lfailen ltnb Elm riibrcuScr 8eipcis
aufridtiger Sreunblbaft. GeiterreiA
|itelt iid nit gntidiebenbeit aui @eite
leines gunbes9cnolirn 5u elmer 3eit,
bn bieier nit einem llelltralen @taat
in erntlide 9ifieren5en scratbe,i it,,
Sic in cine tritilde Yboic getrctcn iino.
SIZE Hroteltl,ote fiibrt gum minbeiten
ben Yrdlioentcn 8ilion bor slugen,
baB 9eutidlano nidt allein nnltebt nit
|ieinen slnli6ten, ionoern baB @eiter<
reid : llngarn oielen gta11bpunft tbeilt
(unbi bereit lit, nil. fir bic 8olgen einz
3ltreten."
Mebnlid ipreden lib Sic @crliner
SelIHll8eH aus.
Il . l angctb1idB 5critDrt,
2onO . II, 16. Sl,li. (Moreens.)
9us bentl6e Il Boot 81 lit i'm
S1tpar5en 0eere bon rl,liiiGen&rieess
l6iffen 5erltDrt iporoen, ipie ser Mtbe<
1ler 8orrelponOent Ser ggdange Gel.
go. allf belnllmtpcge iiber Narna. @ule
garien, erfabrcn 1abe,t min.
at 81 mar bas ltnterlceboot, bas
bircft bon 8ilbclmsbafeu uad Sci,
garoancllen gefabren lit llnS sort Sic
Ibritilden Sd)ladtldiffe Eriunlpb nno
@}aleitic scrit6rt bat. @enn ser @eridt
bon leiner 3erit6rung i'm Gdiparsen
@'eer iid heitdtisen lplIte, irus stpeis
lfelbaft lit, 10 miiBtc bieics Boot in Ser
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-17
9lns benz Staate.

. a fraub in q OFT + 2ibertb
9'ortb 2ibertb, 16. Suli.
Spet Ndlner berullbteu beute Ste Sure
mers Sapinss gant oabier Inn ettpa
$4,000, mas 10 5ienlih Ser san5e 8al<
.lenbeitanb mar. alrs por GhluB beute
9sad)lnittas brangen lie ein. banoen
llnp fnebeIten Ben aaliirer Samcs g.
Gppra, Ser alleiu anipelenb ipar, lamz
melten bas Gelb Elm uno enttamen nit
einem slutomobit in ser Hihtllng nad
Siifin, ebe Die 9iafrid}t bon Sem Naub
befalmt lpliroe. 8enige Minuten ipd<
ter nlrbe Der glarm gesebe, uuo fat
alle Dlinner ser Stabt baben ii6 Ser
Saso auf sic 9idllber angelhloiien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-17

8ie Sertetdr Gaming bellte erflar<
te, lit biele Mittbeiluns nidlt gu per=
medJleln NIT Der alsenleinen gsote be-
|5il9lid) Der aonterbanbe llnb Ser Bez
ldltigung bes amerif. oonbels, Sic lest
in Der sllsar6eitlng begrifien lit. Sic
Notis lei in Ser 9iatur zines geleBlideu
v&aoeot" 5rr Giderung Ser Nedte
BON sImerifanern, oeren Sale Dor briz
tilhen 9rilenseridteu l9lpeoen.
II. g. penis nadgiebig.
2ie Sage 5pild1en 9eutld(anb uub
ben Ser. staaten tpir0 bon 9sralioent
8illon Dem aabtnet am Gienstae por<
gelegt iperoen. 5rob Ser Sdtpeigiamz
felt (2) Der 8ean1ten (oer anlid,t bes
lleberlceer5 5uiolse utbeb tolt too
n1ld"l miro bod geslaubt, baB bie
@er. Staoten in ibrer naditen Note in
entldieoenerBeile nuf Der 8ebauptllng
ibrer Red)te beiteben tperoen.
6ellte Madt ipnroe befannt, baB pes
mig 8abrideinlidfeit oafiir beitebe,
oaB Die II. g. oen 2uiitaniafau ooer
Die Sebauptnng ibrer seedte nur9 Sen
Sentlhen @orldfas, Sic @er<
|einisten staaten ioIte, bernitteln
|5lpilcher 8ritnnnien uno 9eutldlano
|bebufs slnerfennllng- oes @rlrnblabes
Ser Sreibeit Ser Weere. III sen pinter<
grlno nransen Iaiien tpiiroen. @raf
8ernitprif bate beute feine Snltruftiz
pnen bon leiner Negierllng. CT tullldz
te lebiglib leine slnlidten nit oenen
oes Setr. Gaming aus llno lanott Ell
nen 9eridt noh Berlin.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-17
lebten 3eit aeaen bie ruiiiibe Slottc
operirt baben.

OS'1 SeSSu wv AuIIlllGe VtU4le
operirt baben.)
@ineritreif bauert fort.
8 . nopn, 16. suli. Ser Sag bat
feine Nenoerun9 i'm aoblenltreit bon
Sii5@@ales sebradt. gs lit fein Mn5eiz
dJen bon S6ndbc BEL Sen Streifern
bemert6ar, aber ser ginbrud berrl6t
bor, baB Ser gtreif MIR ipenise Sage
oauern tperoe. Sic jettacn aoblenporz
ratbe gcniigen Der Slotte fir cine @oz
6e pber ld19er.
Mumdnien bod6einig. :
2onb o NJ is. Suli. Ser aopenba<
gener aorrelponbent Der grhange Sci.
60, quotirt folsenbe Mittbeilllns bes
I8erliner gorlparts:
uMumdnien bat iid entidieben ge-
ipeigert. auf Die oeutlde Sorbcrung
|ein5useben, Bic 3llrdfubr bon @affen
unb Munition burd Mun1dnicn nad
Der giirfci gu 9eltatten."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-17
@iencr 3pd|uaicr III Sbio ,,nb aanias
Millioncn bon Blutbz
d6.asben.

SSAS'CA "t1oHtouliSl w S~ytu AIlu SNutHus
+ MiIlioncn bon s Slut6z
d).aben.
6 o n M 3 JUS, 6, 16. suli. @ier
gobte, 9llkcnbe bon @erlcbten nnb
Fiiber $2,00O,OOO gi9entbumslda6en
lparen Der 3oll, ben bie Slutben geltern
9}adt llnb beute infolgei Ser lintilutbz
artieen Reeen i'm ,l,itt1eren Ohio for
berteu llnS sauienbe bon Meres 2anb
fins inter @a1ier. Mn 1nebreren @teIz
len ipltroe Sic unbeilpole 6lutb bonn
M1ar5 1913 nod iibertroffen, aber beuz
te 9aadt linb Sic lneilten oer@ angez,
ldippllenen StrDme gum gteben gez
tommen llnb Sic 8efiirbhlnge, bon
ipeiterem gdnben itnb bl1rd Sen eiin-
itisen l1n1l1lpung oes 8etters beleitigt
iporbn.
ton, g., 1e. Suli. Scr gci@
OTTO bat bellte aiitta9 Sic Spohflut6z
marie bon 1913 iiberltiegen. Ser 9fe<
genfall in sen lcbten "a Stllnoen tpar
ber grDBte in Ser @eldibtc SielerStabt.
2ima, 8, 16. Suli. Ser Sttu~
ipaflltb teigt felt Mttternae)t 6 3pu
in Ser Gtrnbe uno errei6te i'm 2al1fe
beg Cages Sic So6ipallermarfe ppn
1918. Mebr ais 200 6eimltatten li11b
iiberflutbet nno biel @etreibe llno 6eu
tpllrbe,1 rllinirt.
&an1as Gitp, 16. Suli. @icie
Staot tit bon elmer nelen Slntbfataz
itrppbe beorpbt. Ser aRillollri mar
bcute Mittag auf 81 SUB 9eiticsen,
5 Snb iiber ben@efabrpur1ft llno ipem
Der Me9en fortouuert, fam er allf 80
SUB Feigen.
Ser giienbabnSienf lit idiper bers
friippelt unb ser gdaben ongiicnbabne
eigentbum ipiro ibpu auf ctipa So
100000 selddbt. sluc 8liille in 9an@
las linb i'm Gtcigcn uno tbeilipeile
ld)on iiber lire llfer 9etretcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-17
Selearapbiihc Ofpti,p,t.

9 aleball. Su ser 9sational..
Srpoflpn 2, Cincinnati /.
Seem Yprt 2, Chicago 0.
Bolton s, Hittsburg 5.
Ebilaoclpbia : ct. 2ou;s, 9hgen.
sSn Der q mericnn
Chicago 6, Milaoelpbio 2.
ct. 2ouis 2, 3aibingtou 6.
glepelanb 0, Bolton 0 (Megen
nad 3 Snnings.)
Getruit gteip 9orf, Negen.
Sll Ser SeoeraI:
ct. 2pllis 0, Chicago 6.
Gittsburg 3, 8uiialp A. a
Sn Ser 3 S 2iga:
8eeatlr 4. Sreeport 8.
Bloomington 3. 9abenport A.
GllincD 8. Npdforo a..
Henrin /, Moline 5.
ct. 2nuts. Ser 8attinm6roer
ssm. $. SprouB lplrbe bellte in glap<
tpn, ct. 2ouis County, eebdnst. obs
lpobl er bis 5uleet leine llnitbulo be-
theuerte. Seiue 6 ainoer pnren inSels
len bon leiner Shlllo 10 iiber5eust, baB
lie lid) meigerten, oen @ater i'm Gsez
fa,lgniB 81 beiuben.
Solicit, Nls. Ser StalienerSrant
Mepatto, ser ppr einem Sabr ieinen
3euengenolien Gbas. Mniters i'm bieii1
gen 3udtbals ermoroet bat. tpurbe
beute 9ebdngt.
gbicaao. Ser gsa1laB oe5 gr3z
biihofs sSalnes 6. Galislep betrdgt ets
ipn $4,000. 9apon $4,000 in
8aar unp belpe9lidem Gtsentbum uno
Der 8elt in 2ebensberiiberllng. Ser
NadlaB ioll 81 9leiben Gbeilen inter
Sic 8riiber lnb Shipeiteru neg berltors
benen Yralateu oert6eilt tuerbeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-17
Grite sdladtid,iffe burdJ ben 9sauamaz
fnunl.

Ganamo,1 16. Suli. Ser 8onal
ipllrbe lcute sllm erltenn,al bon gro<
Ben g6(adtlbiffen benlltt, als Sic
aneritanilcben Sdla6tld)iffe sci llouri,
Ohio unb 8iscpniiuL ipcldc W9arinez
fabetter bonslnnapulis na6 San Srane
cisco bringca Die lobrt bonn sltlantiz
lden nad bem Yacifiicben G5ean mads
te. 3as @elbipaber fubr bon griltobpl
bente Mor9en 10 l1br a6 llnb erreidte
Balboa, Sen @nopunft an ser Haeiiicz
1eite bes &anals, sl6cnbs 6 l1br.
9icle brei sdlacbtld)iiic biloen bas
llebun9sgeld1lpaber ser Marineafabez
mic unb lteben llrlter ben aon,manbp
bes 9aear. sbn1irals Bn1. S. Sullam,
bes Supt. Ser observation-disclosures in s(ns
,lnpolis.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-17
g a riier @Iau.

/ Il
9aris, 16. ssuli. s,iigel 258 ii,
ber slrgonne, ben bie 9eutlben Mn~
fangs ber 8ode erltiirmt batten, it'll
bon llts ipicber8enonn1en iporben, la9t
Der beutise offi5ieeIl geridt. 9es @ciz
teren beibt es:
Sn ser Gegenb nDrblid bon Mrros
1lnb Iiiblih BON gbateal1 garlenl berr
1u9ten Sic 9elltl6en aus ibren @raz
ben aussnfaIlen, ipllrben aber bl1rh
llnler slrti0erie< l1nb Snfanteriefeuer.
prompt geben,tnt. Sn Ben grgonnen
berbinberten llnlere .@prbange bon
Sseuer" ale feinbli6en Nn9riifsberillz
d)e. 8tpilben Der 0laas 1lnb Scr
Nplel 8ab cs geltern Nn6t mebrere
artillerietampfe, aber feine S,1fantez
riegefedte.
Sn Qotbringcn 9riffeu Bic 9eutiden
auf elmer Sront bon 3 &rn. Die @tele
lung an, sic iie ,rnbe 2ientrcD perloren
batten, ipllrbeu aber abgeldlagen. Nabc
aientreys fabten iic 5tpar Sllbin einen
She'll Ser @rdben, ipurben a6cr bnr6
einen G}c9enangriff fat iofort ipieoer
binausgelporfen.
sSn Der 0eaenb 1iibDitlid pom Har1
rob <@aIbfipurbep itiirmenSe 9entlde.
Die biz in ,tniere Grabtberbauc gclang1
ten, burb slluIerl Seuer 5cripren9t l,np
Iieben Gefan9ete in llricren @anben.
9ie feinolidetl 8erlulte rldeinen" be-
traGtlid getpeien 5liein.
Deutlde,im . 0itesn berit.drft
2otnb on, 16. Sui. geritartnn9cn
iinb ben aSeutIAen Grpppen i'll oen ruiz
1i1djen Nrobi,l5en 3,lrlanb llnb 3oipno
slee9an9e,l, mas bic 8ieoeraufna6ne
5tarfer militdriiher Sperationer in icz
men Meoione,l beranlabt bat. Sic NulS
len leiitett inbeilen, tpic geitern Nabt
BON Yetrograo ofiiaieu beri6tet luors
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-17
9eutider gormarid III ruifilden 0fitt=
- sroDin5en.
! mad Mt8a ittert1ritte,t.
Ste @t,,o al. a,,t oe,,t sc
Su Der arsonne baben bic 9enti4en ieit ben, 90 SUM
1te6er 1000 gefauaenc semadJt.

Rar eern fene uaniprde" senonr,en, bab a8ojen
einen 6ugel in Sen argonnen babeu Getreer
baben jbt ben 8nieier poQanbg i'm 8eb unb 0 9ii1
Gai5in iber lire Grcn lrdgeeben 5peifebafe
bung an llmpgen ab oas beude 81 - Son ruen &riegsz
idfen i'm sdpa3n geere bent porben lei Notbbud
nber reue Der MQiren b6enli Sran5oien 9llen
ddnodbien eereben amtld bcpieeu sbaaden i'm
9fotbbud berid6t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-17
Nanling nno 8ernltorff bielten einitauoiqe
&onferen5.
2}oti6after nto 9taatSietretdr ta,1jd1tem
Qtnftd)ten aus.
9euide Note ldbt Raum fit wetere lluterbanblungen
yer saate Snnc int Sntcree ber sen 9=
lanb nn6 Gnglanb pcrmteln,
senn lie pouen, ober Ser gutegsi ent l 9o Cine

9Sen lie no1n guegSe eit 3u eben Sos Gine hohen 10
penen aethan 4 gn9lanb Sic Go gu gen Sur niht Sic
r'ndn arnratbsbefehle Sonn @0erredt besiai oe5
heuraen 9anoe5 Die Ttlnur Der Griienscride ein Cine
ptere sote England miro ausearbeite @ieber oodfhn
IN SIbio no aana - l1nb Naaoen dubn gie sorh
20 IN 2erot bat 100000 @aldnen sahr mrouf lnb
8abt Den &dufe Is yiaionn oba 8uid Sarrb Sbom ieht
mer Sn9daft III Sret = 8anraub in Nortb 2ibertb Soma
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(Sortieeung auf geite A..
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Scr arieg|.
Deuti6e grfolge an 3pei
SrIonten.

9 Rim, 10. SnIi. (gia 2onoon.
9eutl6e 1ruppen baben Sic @inbau
iiberidritten, n6r0lid) bon aoItinDani
IN 8lrlano, ipie beute pffi3icl beridz
tet miro. (8ies be0elitet Sen @or,narld
iiber 0itau 11a6 9figa.) Ser 8ortlaut
bes beutl6en 8erihtes lit:
Son Der % e ltfront: @a6renb
eines Der feinbliben angriife in ser
llmgegeno bon goude5 perIoren ipir
am Is. eineu @raben liiblid bonn
Sriebbof. gBieoerbolte fran30liide
Gngriffe in ben Iebten 5lpci Iageu i'm
tpeltliden Ebeil Ser Mrgonne ipuroen
bon norobeutlber 2anbtpebr abge1dlas
gen, ipelde Dem Seino il, bitteren,
@anb<5nz6 6auofampf groBe @erlulte
beibradte uno 462 @efansene ,uadte.
uSeit ben1 20. SUM babcn nnlere
grnppen fortbauernS in Ser Nrgonne
1lnb lpeltlid bon bieier 8alDre9ion nit
nlr fnr5en l1nterbre6un9en gefdlnpft.
gluBer ben, @etpinn an @cldl,be llnb
Der 8ente al 8rieesmaterial lirb lins
pts5el 1f6 Gffi5iere ,.nb 1000 Mann
als gefangene in sic &dnoe sefnuen.
sln Der iid Dltli6 an bic gr9onnc
ani6liebenbenSront iinb Mrtilleriefamz
pfc i'm @ang nno eilige feinbli6e slnz
9riffe in oieler Megion ipllrbeu nbne
@6pterigfeit dbgetpebrt.
Sn Ser Geeenb bon 2ientreb biz
Ditlid bon 2lrnebile bat es nur @orz
poitengefe6te 9egeben. - l1,uere SlicS
ger baben 8omben ouf feinolibegrup@
pen in @erarSmer Tin sen gpgelen,
8 Neilen iiiblicb bon ct. 9ie) abge<
iporfen.
Son Ser Gitfro,1t:: llnIcre Grnpz
pen baben bie @inbau nDrolid) bon
aoltinDani iibcrldritten llno riicfen III
Dltlider Ntdtung bor.
SiibDfli6 bon &olnp l1nb liibIib bon
8rasnbb baben ipir iueiteren Sortidritt
gen,a6t lra,b Die 8a,npfe iperben fortz
geiebt.
SIN giiboltcn lit Sic Gage ser belltz
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-06-30
JUNE WEDDINGS.
Thorsness- Winkelnaann.

-Winkelmann.
a very pretty home wedding occurrea
today Wednesday, at the home Of VIM.
Winklemann on South Broadway when
Miss Martha Winlklemann and Mr.. J.B.
Thorsness are to be united in marriage
in the presence of about thirty of the
friends and immediate relatives.
! Prof. A. Ackermann will perform the
ceremony. Miss Louise Winklemann
is bridemaid and Alfred Ouren will be
best man. The brides gown is chiffon
j voil trimmed with ivory satin.
The bride is we'll known New Ulm
girl having grown to womanhood in this
city and graduated from the local high
school and normal. She has taught
several years at Hanska and other places.
Mr.. Thorsness is the manager of the
Lampert Lumber Co. of Hanska.
The young people will take two
weeks wedding trip to the groom's home
at Cumberland Wis, and other points
and will then return to Hanska to make
thir home.
The out of town guests are Mr.. and
Mrs. John Thorsness of Cumberland,
Wis, Mr.. S. Haug Of Ringstead, Ia, DR..
and Mrs. G. Thorsness of Minneapolis,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Helling of Hanska,
Miss Bertha Thorsness of Cumberland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Anderson of Hanska
and Mr.. Alfred Ouren of Hanska.
Jorgensen-G ilbertson.
Last Wednesday at the parsonage
of the German Lutheran church ia
Sleepy Eye occurred the marriage of
Miss Lillian Gilbertson to John Jorgen-
sen, the nuptial knot being tied by Rev.
Albrecht. The ceremony was wit
messed only by immediate relatives
and intimate friends. The bride was
attended by Miss Edna Kruger and the
groom by his cousin, Henry J. Jorgensen.
After the ceremony wedding supper
was served at the home of Albert Gilbert
son, brother of the bride.
The bride is the youngest daughter
of Mrs. Louis Gilbertson of this city
and was born and raised on the Gilbert
son farm in Leavenworth and enjoys the
friendship and esteem of wide circle
of friends. The groom is son of Mr..
and Mrs. Rasmus Jorgensen of Leaven-
worth and is an energetic and industrious
young man. The young people will
make their home on the Jorgensen farm
in Leavenworth until this fall when they
will reside on the old Thomas Anderson
place, which Mr.. Jorgensen has rented.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-06-30
MANKATO MAN HONORED.

Last Saturday was a gala day at
Mankato. Auto Clubs from all over the
state joined in the Presidents Tour to
that city to do honor to their president,
John H. Hohmann. The weather was
ideal and the roads perfect for the run.
The tour started from Minneapolis
and St: Paul with about hundred cars
representing the auto clubs of the rival
cities. They were joined all along the
route by autos from the various towns
thru which they passed. Stops were
made at Mortified and Faribault.
At Mortified Governor Hammond, who
was with the St. Paul delegation,
dedicated the big new bridge over the
Cannon River and at Faribault the
excursion stopped for lunch. Man, 20
was reached at about four o'clock in the
afternoon. The visitors remained at
Mankato over night and returned to
their homes Sunday at their leisure.
Besides the Twin City delegation and
the cars they picked up enroute aggre-
eating over hundred and fifty cars, the
surrounding towns came in with big
delegations. St. James, the home of
Governor Hammond was out in force to
do honor to the executive. They brought
their splendid band with them. Other
towns joining in the Presidents Tour
were Blue Earth, Vernon Center, Lake
Crystal, Madelia, New Ulm, Fairmont,
Madison Lake and Hanska.
Speeches were made by Governor
Hammond, Secretary of State Schmall,
Congressman Ellsworth, and others,
and the day closed with "a big dance on
the pavement of Hickory Street between
Front and Second.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-06-30
CHANGE IN MOVIES.

A change in the management of the
New Ulm Motion Picture theaters has
been announced to take effect July LIST,
that will be Of interest to all attenders Of
the local "Moovies". Mr.. Emil Hape
has disposed of the theaters to S. X.
Lien of Madison, S. D. and Mr.. Leen
will take charge the first of the next
month.
Mr.. Leen is an old hand at the moovies
and has been in the work many years.
He comes well recommended from his
home town. He will be assisted in his
new enterprise by his wife and two
daughters both Of whom are accom-
plished musicians on the coronet and
violin. The family will move here this
week and get established in their new
home at once.
The Madison s. D. Daily Of recent
date, commenting on Mr.. Leen's change
of location says:
IS. K. Leen and family will remove
from the city, departing for their future
home at New Ulm, Mimi, next Tuesday.
Mr.. Leen has bought out the two motion
picture shows at that place, each with a
seating capacity of about 500, and will
conduct them separately. His residence
property in this city, III Lee avenue, he
has sold to VIM. Huntemer, but he will
retain his business property, two build
ings and lots in Egan avenue.
Mr.. Leen is the pioneer moving
picture man Of Madison, having been in
business here five years until recently
when he sold out. He is an exceptional
manager, and is fortunate in having in
his family two daughters, Misses Ruby
and Lillah, who are fine musicians,
violin and cornet, respectively, who with
other pieces make up an excellent orches-
ira which was enjoyed by Madison people
during all their residence here. In Mr..
Leen the people of New Ulm will not only
find superior show manager, but
prompt, liberal business man with whom
it is pleasure to do business.
Mr.. Hagen who has been managing
the theaters for Mr.. Hage has as yet made
no plans for the future.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-06-30
SHOWER FOR BRIDE.

A delightful shower for Miss Martha
Winkelmann, bride of this week,
occurred at the home of VIM. julius last
Saturday afternoon. The Misses Minnie
Pfsterer, Catherine Herzog and Hide
gard Julius rendered the shower and
some twenty guests were present at the
event.
The party was of the nature of par
Gel shower for the prospective bride
and many and useful were the gifts re:
ceived. The rooms were profusely de.
corated with flowers both cut and wilc
and the afternoon was spent in fun anc
games appropriate to an occasion O
this sort.