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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-10
SUBMARINE REACHES U. s.
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at sea Thursday, could not be confirm
ed.
The boat is consigned to A. Scha-
macher & Co., local agents Of the North
German Lloyd Line and her cargo to
the Eastern Forwarding Co., concern
said to have been organized within the
past few weeks especially to handle the
business of underwater liners. The
latter company has a pier and ware
house in which are stored the goods to
be loaded on the Deutschland for her
return trip
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-10

Miss Eleanor King Of Bowdoinham
is the guest of her sister, Miss May
King, Autumn street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-10

X. NJ. Harris passed Sunday at Win
throp with his family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. John Moores of Hol-
den were weekend visitors of friends
in the city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-10

j. c. Collier of Portland passed the
weekend in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-10

William Buck of West Gardiner was
a business caller in the city Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-10

Miss Eulalie Finn is visiting friends
in Watervile for a few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-10

Joseph Emery of the Outlet was ]
business caller in the city Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-10

George Bowden returned Sunday
from a weeks vacation in Springvale
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-10

X. NJ Harris passed Sunday at Win
throp with his family.
j. c. Collier of Portland passed the
weekend in this city.
Miss Eulalie Finn is visiting friends
in Watervile for a few days.
William Buck of West Gardiner was
a business caller in the city Saturday.
Joseph Emery Of the Outlet was
business caller in the city Saturday.
George Bowden returned Sunday
from a weeks vacation in Springvale.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moores of Hol-
in the city
Fred Maple returned Saturday from
short vacation passed in Danvers,
Mass.
Frank Wheeler and family will leave
this morning for an auto trip to Bos-
ton and vicinity.
Miss Emma Dole of Providence, r.
l., is visiting her niece. Mrs. W. H.
Niles, Union street.
Mrs. Mary Libby, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. l.. E. Canton Of this city
has returned to her home in Old Town.
Winfield S. Waldron was a visitor in
Auburn Sunday, where he conducted
prea ching services.
Mrs J. A. Snare and daughter Audrey
are visiting in Bangor and vicinity for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-10

Merle G. McAllister of Burlington. VT.
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Charles Fos-
ter
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-04-21
gniier" sSQu
@efayr eines SrudeS ideint
gliiflid) permte0er.
Mntluprtnpte balo fcrtig.

Wo1bington, II. 2lpril. !9euts
nittog purbe betunnt, boB bic neuz
eite gpte ber MDminii itration an Die
beut1de Hegierun9 10 gut mie poaz
enbet lei unb beute abenb ober TIM
9aufe bes morgigen SageS no4 Ser
lin obgeben lpiirbe. l1eber ben Jnz
balt Der 9eote perlautet 10 gut tpte
ni9ts. @s betbt, baB cine gon5e
Reibe bon 5dllen in berfelben anz
sefibrt purben, in benen 9euti@z
lanb 1i9 gpgen bic @eripre9ungen,
bic es be5iigli9 bes Sau@bootfrieges
sema6t babe, pergangen babe.
Sn5pif4en 1T bic g1a@ri@t I'M
@taatsbepartement eingetroffen, bob
9euti9lan6 bereit lei, ii@ gu entz
1@ulbigen, faus Der 9ompfer Sui
ier" tatfd@li@ bur@ Elm beutf@es
Sorpebo bef@dbigt porben 1T, pas
bisber no6 ni9t bat fefgeitellt perz
BEN tDnnen. 9tefe Melbung bat
in amtlt6en &reifen ani@einenb
iebr berubigeno getpirft, unb beute
morgen tann mon BON elmer Rriii5
figli@ nt6t mebr reoen.
peinlt@ fat auerbinss bic Melz
oung beriibrt, bob fi9 auf benz ruiz
1if6en @e9ler nsSSmperator", Der I'M
N1ittelldnbif6en Meer upn einem
01terrei6if6zungarif6en l1nterfeeboot
obne Marnung bef6oi7en pprbea
1ein iou, alei6folls 5pet Mmerifa<
ner befanben, Die 5uDem no9 perz
tpunoet nprben iein 1ol1en. 9ieie
Wlitteilung ging beute morgen benz
Gtaotsbepurtement gu. @iner Der
perlebten Mmerifaner beiBt @utae
Slfon. ST fammt aus Bottom. gr
iou ii9 augenblidli6 IN einem 9oz
ipital in Barcelona, @panien, be-
finben.
gtmaetn Df1ttel Der in Dte<
fem 2anbe perbrau6ten Nabrungsz
mittel beftebt aus Jleif4; 5leii4 uno
Mil9ereiprobufte MAIDEN mebr als
Die 9dlfte Der Nabrungsmittel aus.
Mus ben giienminen in.
Mgerien, Die bon fran30iifden Rapi=
taliften na9 5ebnidbrigen 8eniibunz
gen eriporben purben, iDerben idbrli9
etna 100000 Sonnen gifener5 ausz
! nefiihrt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-04-21

reu1e aDer s5eDtngungen, bon Denes
iie puBte, baB mir iie ni6t onneDz
men fonnten. Cine biefer 8ebin.
euneen par 3. g., bab bic beutf9en
unb Dferrei9if9zungarif9e 5rupz
pen ni@t nit Nabrungsmitteln au5
pplen berieben perben fDate11,. Die
Sotfa9e 1T, baB Deutf6lunb I'M
laufenben @rnteiabr feline Nobrungsz
mittel bon polen na6 Deutf6lono
srportierte, mas betpte5en tperben
fann. Mber Deutf6lanb muBte es
ablebnen, ouf bic 3e@te gu ber5i@z
ten, bic ibm p0lfere9t1i9 aus Der
nilitdrif6en 8efebuna auiteben.
@ate1 1tnatttebntbat.
Gngleuo iteIte uuperidautte 5orbe,
rungen.
,Jerner, Deutidlan5 tonnte eine
anptre britii9e Torberung Die
nebenbei geiagt, ni@t peritdnbli4 -
nidt onnebmen, bob ndmlih 9eutf@z
lonbe fir ben @mpfang amerttaniz
19en @etreibes getpif1e anbere M1z
rem oustoui9e. Die britif9e &ez
gierung iiberiiebt anfdeineno Die
Sotla@e, bob bic beut1de Regierung
in Der Gage 1T, bic polni19e 8eb0l=
terung Biz gum nd6lten Sabre obne
auspdrtige 9ilfe gu erndbren uno
f9 nur in l1nterbanblungens einlieB,
neil bic Grndbrung noturgemdB
ni9t i'm ueberfluB geliefert ztperben
tann unb neil Deutf6lanb ben poz
len 3eigen nollte, bob es gut nit
ibnen geneint lei.
rOte Deut19en nol1en es permeiz
ben, ben polen Mlmofen gu geben.
Die fliebenben Nui1en baben bte
@troben, bic Gifenbobnen, bic Britt
fen unb alles onbere, nas gum
@oltsleben n0tig, 5erft0rt. Qlues
muB bon @runb auf neu oufgeballt
tperben, uno felt Monaten perben
$4,000 polni{9e Mrbeiter gu Straz
benbouten perponbt. Souienbe BON
anberen boben onoere 8ef4dftigung
gefunben. 60 baben lie bic MDgz
lidfeit gefunben, ibr 8rot gu perz
bienen, obglei@ bic @ngldnber DE
Jabrtten bur@ bic m59neibung Der
3ufubr bon Robmateriol gef9lpfen
baben."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-04-21
Nun1u1er Is
&uRlauos @bnlo+
@enn 6oipitalidiff torpetieyt
,puroen 1T.
3eiete fein 8otes Sreu5 Abaeiden.

!. Berlin, II. Mpril. (Drabtlos na9
Suderton). Die tiirti59e Hegierung
per0ffentli9t ben 8eri6t bes 8efeblsz
babers bes tiirtif@en 5orpebobootes,
bas am 80. Mdr5 bas rufiif&e 9o<
1pitalf@iff nportugal" torpebierte:
sos @@iff tpurbe na4ts seiidtet.
-@s iteuerte na9 einem 2anbungsz
ploB. Sci 9agesanbru@ purbe feitz
ge1tellt, bob es f9mer belaben mar
unb mebrere 8oote, bic NIT Menf9en
bi@t beiebt paren, TN @@lepptau
bate. Ser &ommanbeur unb anbere
0ffi3iere bes Sorpebobootes tamen
gu Der bere@tigten aeber5eugung. bob
es fi@ I'm etn Sransportf4iff banz
belle, oas i'm 8egriff lei, Mannf6afz
ten unb Moterial gu lanben. @s
tpar grau angeitrt4en, NIT einem
14nalen rotten @tri@ unb fiibrte Die
ruiiif4e 9anbelsflagge, feline &ote
&reu5flagge. Gin geame par ni4t
erfennbar.
Ser erite Sorpebo traf ntdt. 9(uf
bic 9etonterung bes 5peiten, ber UNI
ter Der &omnanbpbriife traf erfo1gte
cine 10 beftige GIpIrIion, bab baraus
berporging, baB @prengfoff IN farz
fer Menge an 8oro mar.
9te tiirt;fAe Regterung bebauert,
ipenn Peri i0,en umtamen, Die aus<
f@ltebli@ i'm Dteait bes &oten Rreu=
5es 1tonoen, ober bic @eranttoortung
li.yt Sci NuBlonb, fas fie .auf elm
Saiff bratyle bas fiji gegen bic
3iirfsi gerihtete 3pede benubt purbe-
9te 9aoger &onpention terlungt,
bob 9oipitalf4iffe tpeib oagefriden
uno unb ba16meter bre;te rpte osar
qriine @tre!ien 3eigen, 1ofpie Die Hote
&reu3zTlagge fii6ren miiffes,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-04-21
@nt periorgt.
Jortietung bes ar;eges fis5unt
Serlif gtli,bert.
sSnteruielu NIT 6elTerid.

8ubopef, iiber 8erltn uno 2onz
bon, II. Mpril. Die 3eitung .Np'a
laga" per0ffentli6te seitern eIn Sn>
terbtep, bos Der Rprrelponbent Der
3eitung nit 2.r. Scarf 9slffert4,
ben1 @tootsfetretdr BEG Ret6sz
19obomtes, in Berlin batte. Ser
@taots{efretdr ertldrte i'm 2aufe Der
nnterbaltung, bab na4 oem &riege
tein 2anb in Der Gage fem peros,
ben Qluiierten p0er irgenoeinem
feinbliden 2onbe @elb gu lei3en, ba
Der &rieg ibre finan5iene Rrafte in
biel gr0berem MaBe gef9pd9t babe
ols bic 3entrolmd6te, oeren Rei@z.
tum i'm Snlanb bliebe. Die 3utunfI
Der 3entralmd6te be5ei@nete er als
1dDn bonn finon3tellen @tanbpuntte.
Dte Dierte &riegsanletbe, fagte
9err 9elfferi@, gepdbrleiitet bic
finan3ielle @i6erung bes &rieges
obne 3peifel Biz in 9erbft binein,
unb Elm balbnegs a6tunggebietenber
Grfolg Der 0fterrei6if9 ungariz
i9en Mnletbe foqte alle finanaieQen
@@tpierigteiten enbgiiltig aus benz
Mese rdumen.
Sic finan5ielle @tdrte Deutfd<
lambs unb feiner 8unbesgenpffen,
1ogte Dr. 9elfferi6, barf ni@t na6
benz @tonb Der We@felrate beurteilt
tperben, ba bic 2dnoer bon Der gluz
bentpelt obgef@loien iinb, fonbern
nod ben @rfolgen ibres Mnleibens.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-04-21
l1eber 5000 Eon1ten.
Gnsldaoer biiReu .tuieoer 3tuei
6dJiffe. ei11.
Mnseblide 9forlueger perierft.

2onbon, II. Mpril. sSm unter>
feeboottrteg 1T mod teine Rubepaule
eingetreten, obglet9 mon bteielbe inz
fo1ge Der @erbanblungen 5mif4en
Deut1@lanb unb ben Ser. Stoaten
iebnli4it erpartet batte. 9eute morz
gen melbet 2loDbs bic @erfenfung
bes englif@en Dampfers bon u9ar>
ropian", Elm @@iff bon iiber 1900
Sonnengebalt. Der 9ampfer mar
erF i'm Sabre 1914 gebaut porben
unb Gigentum elmer 2onboner Sir
ma. Dos @@iff NOR 1856 SUP
lang. Gs betBt, boB Der 9ampfer
unbetpaffnet tpar.
Sin meiteres englif9es @6iff,
Der 9ampfer u6airport" 1888 Sonz
men eroB, purbe perfentt. Gs be-
fanb ii6 auf Der 5abrt bon gtio Sa>
netro, bon tpo es am 10. Wtdr5 ao>
gefabren mar.
Inter ben perlenften Dampfern
beftnbet ii@ au9 bas unorpegii9e"
Sdiff n@lenboon", Elm fleiner
Dampfer bon ettpas iiber 1000 Sonz
men.
Sin anberes (angebli@) norpesiz
f@es @@iff, Der Dampfer npusna<
foff", purbe glei@fa4s torpebiert.
ST berfebrte 5tptf@en ben 9dfen bon
Nepcaftle, @@ottlanb, unb 8ouz
logne, 5rantrei4, befan6 ii@ alfo
mitten in ber &riegs5one.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-04-21
Simmer 1tmper11antte1.
MQiierte babeu iid aud In &reta fei-
QeieBt.

2onbon, II. Mpril. Sem Heuterz
Bureau nir0 aus Mtben gemelbet,
bob bic Mlliierten mebrere ariegsz
f6iffe na6 9uoa, elmer 8u9t auf
Dem nDrbli9en Sell Der Snfel Rreta,
1iibli9 bon grie6enlanb, gefdidt baz
ben. Sruppen ieien bisber ni4t ge<
lanbet pDr0en, beiBt es.
Mtben, IL. Npril. 9albamtli1
tptrb gemelbet, bob Die grie6if9e Rez
gierrng gegen Die 2anonng Der 2lz
liierten IN Der 9ubaz8u9t, Rreta,
protefiert babe. ssSn benz protelt
tDirb erfldrt, bob aus Der Nnipefenz
belt britii9er 4riegsfhiffe bort ben
Mlliierten au6 ni6t Der geringffe miz
1itdrif9e @orteil ertpa4ien tonne.
+ \ y = i
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-04-21

Ser orban 1T Der am metren
gepunoene 5luB Der Melt; um cine
@trede bon so Meilen IN Der Quftz.
linie 5uriid3ulegen, burhnanbert er.
tatiddlid 213 Meilen.
Mitglieber Der &ot54ilbz
5amilien tdmpfen in brei Nrmeen:
Drei IN Der britifden; brei, aus ter
sssranffurter 2inie, III Der beutf9en,
1l1,n aint; II Der 6iterreIdrFmsa.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-04-21
@at 3uperit6t.
Graiibeut GUAM 5di 8ai bofft anf
sErteAen.

pefing, Chino, II. Mpril. prdz
]ibe11t glnan Sit Sui erfldrte geitern
5uberidtlid, oab bic @9niertgz
tetten, tpel9e 6ur@ oie repolutipndre
8etpegung i'm @iiben perurfa9t tpulz
ben, bal0 belettigt uno Sic @tnigssit
interchangeable toerben tpiiroe, Gr
fogte, Ste unabbdngigteitsz
gen Ser Probin3en @befinang, &pangz
tung unb &iangft feien gu Dem 3ped
erfolgt, um unruben gu Der5iiteE,
un6 Die1e Probin3en bdtten iiG ni9t
Der rebolutiondren 8epegung in ser
proDir5 Dunnon angeldloiien. linz
ter ben Nebeuenz6ubrern in Canton
ieien 3piitigteiten entftunben uno, toie
er 5uberii9tlt4 ertparte, peroe Ser
Miebera1@luB Ser probin5 &pangz
tung, 0eren 9auptitaot Canton TT,
bic 5olge iein.
9ie 9ineii19e &egterung gibt Be-
fannt, bob Stat 90, Ser Hehelle,l=
6ubrer, in 1einen Sriebensunterha
lungen nit ser 3entralregierung iii
peting 6arauf beftanben babe, Duan
@bt &oi miii1e an Ser @piBe Ser
Negierung bleiben, nit einem Derz
anttportli9en &abinett unb einem
geb0rig erpdblten parlament our
5ette.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-04-21

- Die italienif9e Rammer bat Die
Mus1anbspplittt Der Regierung nit
3O2 gegen "a 9timmen qutgebeiBen.
- Die rundnil6e aonlmer bate
Elm gefeb pof5iert, oem5emdB eine
innere Mnleibe Dpn 150,O00,00O
5ranes oufgelegt nerben ioll.
Ser amerifanif9e Dampfer
st. 2puis" 1T geftern nit Bot{hafz
ter Nelfon Page aus Nom an 8orb
na9 SEEM Oorf obgefabren.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-04-21
Brtte per,enrt.

2onbon, Il, Mpril. Ser .ritiiHe
Dampfer ugar6onia z065 1o,1llen,
lit ber5enft pproen. Sic Ge1nal1nunA
oes Dampfers, Der iih auf Der Jabrt
pon z@eattle, Wafb., na6 9iperpopl
befanb, lit gerettet porben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-04-21

Die Mraber beseieen bel Bee
gegnung lire 5reunbfdaft bamit.
bab fie einanber iehsz bis adtmal
Sic 6dnbe i9iitteln. Mraber bon boz
bem Nange geben mod peiter. inbem
iie chamber mebrmals innig umarzs
men. -
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-04-21

Der fdneoii6e Dampfer
s@todbolm1 Der fid auf Der Jabrt
BON Rep gort nab @ot6enbnrg,
5htpeben, mfdnb, iH npn Sen yriten
nad airInoll eeihleppt tDorben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-04-21
Seine 0er8nii9mn8Sretien.
9eutide &esieruug sibt Yaile nnr in
Nptuenoi9feit8fdllen amS.

Berlin, iiber 2onbon, II. Mpril.
seSeBt nerben ben ormen Deutf9en
nun au6 nod bic @ergniigungsrei>
fen abgetp0bnt. Dte Regierung bat
beitimn1t, baB pdffe ni@t mebr on
1ol9e perfonen ausgeffellt nerben
birfen, bic nur bes 0ergniigens balz
ber ms Muslonb rei1en unb bort ibr
@elb ber5ebren nollen. Mu4 Sef ter
rei9zllngarn iptrb bapon betroffen.
g1ur nit be1onberer dratli9er @rlaubz
mis- biirfen ausldnbif@e 8dber beiu6t
tperben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-04-21
Sri Teroull.
fsralt6oie11 la|l||lfe1l |l||||| tuie:
Der per9ebe1ts oil.
8lutis 5uriidseuorfen.


Berlin, IL. Mprtl, brabtlos na9
@oppile, 8. S. Ser &f u1n
@erbun 1T beute in bic neuate 800
@e getreten. Mas in ben nsua
Mo9en bon ben Deutf4en erreidt
tporben 1T, sepdbrleiftet ben enb<
giltigen 6al1 Der 5eitung. lleost
300 0uabrattilometer SerratnS
tpurben ben 5ran5ofen i'm beiben
&f unb @9ritt UNI @@ritt ab<
serungen, nabe5u 10000 @efangene
tpurben gema6t unb ben 5raneoiea
Werlufte 8ugefiigt, bic ME nteber
gut gema@t perben t0nnen uno fur
ben 5utiinftigen @erlauf bes Rrtsz
ges unbebingt i4tper gegen 5rants
rei@ in bic Wagf4ale fanen tperben,
Die lebten 48 @tunben boben
teine groBe @erdnberung tn ber sa>
qe por @erbun berborgebra9t. Die
6ran5o1en laufen unermiblid gegen
bic feiten beutfden @teQun9en BET
Douaumpnt an unb perbluten 1th.
Die @rfol9e, penn man ibr.n Bez
ri@ten au9 nnr ben gertngftsn
@lauben entgesenbrinsen barf, te<
ben in gar teinem @erbd1tnis 3u ben
fur@tbarften @erluiten, bic iie er>
leiben. sSbr Grfolg 1T nesotiper
Matur. sic baben nur per9inbern
f0nnen, baB bic Deutf@en @eroun
ni9t nod f@neller nabmen, ols fis
es i9lieBli@ benno9 nebmen tperz
ben.
sSn benz geitrigen 8eri@t piro
nidts BON ben furdt6aren admpz
fen, Sic am 9iigel 304 auf bem
tpeitliden lfer Der Maos ftattfinz
ben, gemelbet, nur bic &dmpfe nm
bic pfefferbDben, fiibpeftli4 BON
9puoumpnt finben @rpdbnung.
Ser antlt6e 8eri9t bat folgenoen
Wortlaut:
nWefli9er &rie9sf6auplab:
nMuf beiben @eiten oes &anols
bon Ga 8aKee lit cine gefeigerte
SGtigfeit Der Mrtilerie unb Minenz
fdmpfe gu per5eitbnrn. Cine britt
1be @tellung BON so Metern MuSz
bebnung tpurbe in ber l1mgebunj
bon @erueues bur4 uniere Minenz
pperationen aerit0rt.
n0eitli@ bon Der Maas fanbsn
an Der Syront bor Sort 9ouaamont
Bis 5ur @6lu9t bon @aur belize
&dnpfe fatt. Ser 5einb, Der nit
1@meren Sruppenmaifen gum Mn<
griff porriidte, naabem ct biefen
artiaeriftii@ porberettet, tpurbe unz
ter blutigen 0erluften auriidgef@laz
gen. ueber 200 @efangene blieben in
unferen 9dnben.
uOefli9er< unb 8anfan &riegsz
i9ouplab: Ni4ts gu beri@ten."
Baris, II. Mprtl, sSn Der @4la6t
por Werbun f@eint eine tur5e Rubez
paufe einsetreten gu fein, bic ft@ alz
lerbings nur auf bic gegenfeitigea
sSnfantertemai1en eritredt. 9ie Mrz
tineriefdmpfe toben ouf betben Seiz
ten obne l1nterbre6ung meiter, uno
bic @teGungen Der 5ran5o1en auf
benz peitli6en ufer Der Maas ftez
Zen felt geitern pieoer unter etnem
fur9tbaren 9pmbarbement Der beutz
1cben @ef6iibe. Sefli6 bon Der
Mqas bat Der &f, pie amtlid
gemelbet tpirb, etpas na6gelafen,
nur i'm Malbe bon 0aubrpmpnt gebt
bic artilertftif6e 8ef6ieBung tpeiz
ter.
Ser amtli6e 8eri6t bottle fol-
qenben Mortlaut:
,Nuf benl peitli9en nfer ber
Maas iinb bic frana0iif9en @telz
lungen i'm NoocourtzWalbe bonn
ugoten Mann" z6iigel Bis Gumieres
einem intenfipen 5euer Der beutz
fden Mrtillerie ausaefeBt.
Der fdtpeoiide Dampfer.
y@todbolm" Der fi9 auf Der sFabrt
bon glen gort naa Got6enburg,
ShtDeben, brfdnb, ,ifF pm Sen Briten
mad airfnoll eeidleppt porben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-04-21

ssSn Milpoufee 1T Ser friihere
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-09
Parties.

Miss Nellie Pettigrew entertained a
few of her friends with a bunco party
al the home of her mother. Mrs. Nellie
. PettigreV, in Orchard Park, on Wed
resday evening. Cut flowers in vases
and bowls decorated the house. In the
games Miss Edna Duden won hisn
score, and to Mrs. ID. J. Geek Tell the
consolation Following the games an
ice course was served by the hostess,
assisted by her mother, Mrs Nellie
Fettigrew. Those present were Misses
Mary Duden. Edna Duden- Grace Nor
rel Grace Birsley and Rosalee Petit
grew, Mesdames d. J. Cook and
Charles Beall, Messrs. Fred Blackburn,
Hilton Blackburn and j. Madus.
Miss Ruth and Miss Florence Hyten
entertained at the home of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs S NJ Hyten, On
North Ochoa street, on Wednesday
evening with a buDco party. Pink and
white carnations decorated the rooms
of the Hyten home Miss Gertrude
Grant and Lester Werle won the prizes
dancing was enjoyed later in the even
ing At the close of the evening, an
ice course was served by the hostesses,
assisted by their mother. Mrs S NJ.
Eyten- Those present during the evei--
ing were Misses Gertrude Grant, Edna
Richardson. Pearl Roart. Billy Rice,
Florence Hyten and Ruth Hyten;
Nessrs Theodore Werle, G A. Shives
Evan johnson, Lester Werle, Harry
Smith. George Williams and Oliver
LoomiS-
Miss Norma Kleinman proved herself
an agreeable hostess on Wednesday af-
ternoon, when she entertained a num-
Der of her friends at her home on
North Oregon street, in celebration of
her ninth birthday anniversary. In the
various children's games that were
played the winners of the prizes were
Virginia Krause, David Zielonka Nor
ma Workman, Annetta Shipley and
Carl Bernard. Prof. George Lime fur
nished the music for the afternoons en-
tertainment and it was greatly enjoyed
by all the guests On the completion OF
the games the young people were ush-
cred into the dining ROOM where day
light was excluded. the glow of cleo
trio lights adding charm to the daintily
decorated table, which bore a huge cen
terpiece of fruit, flowers and tiny silk
American flags. The birthday cake of
pink and white bore nine small. white
candles, which were later distributed
among the guests. Souvenir boxes of
candy marked the place of each child.
The young hostess and her mother
were assisted in receiving and enter
tanning the guests by Mrs James Bren-
men and Prof. George Lime Those who
accepted Miss Norma's hospitality were
Anna Doak, Marguerite Briscoe, Gladys
DelzeI. June Wallen. Betty Whitelock.
Virginia Krause. Norma Workman, An
nette Shipley. Rose Levinson. Bernice
Epperson. Leontine Grandmougin, Mar
Bernauer. Richard Bremen. Cedric
kleinman, James Bremen. jr., Dudley
Wallace and Alec LevinsOn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-09
HANLY ASSA|LS
BOTH HIS RIVALS
Prohibition Leader Begins a
Warm Campaign from
the Jump.

Aurora. Ill, Sept S--"Both president
Wilson and Charles Z. Hughes conceal
their thoughts in evasion and are con-
tent to tickle the ears of their hearers
with pIatitudes and harmless generalI-
ties" J. Frank Hanley. Prohibition can
diate for president, declared in the
opening speech of his western cam
paign tour here today.
Hanly particularly criticised both
Wilson ard Hughes for protesting
great interest in the women and chill
dren of the nation and remaining silent
on the liquor curse"
The claim made by president Wilson
IN his acceptance speech that the
Democratic party had effected the
emancipation of the children of the
country by releasing them from hurt
full labor. was denied by Hanly.
There can be no real emancipation
of the children while the liquor traffic
holds the warrant OF the nation for
their spoliation," Mr.. Hanly declared
Ira Landrith, candidate for vice
president. predicted that at the end IF
the campaign the prohibition party
would be lifted out Of the realm OF
jest
Thirteen addresses in Illinois and
Iowa cities were in today's program.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-09

The relative humidity in Fl Paso AZ noon
Friday was 81 per cent
Precipitation N last p hours Gnches0 ---.l
Weather a. m.--.------.-I
Lowest Temp. last night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-09
SOCIETYS DOLNGS|
Autonobiling.

Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Sutton will leave
in the morning in their REQ car for
Hot Springs, Texas. near Sierra Blanca
where they will take treatment for
about Is days. Later they will be
Joined by Mrs + B. Rawlins and Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Robertson
James Graham McNary has returned
from his automobile tour to Colorado
with his family Mrs McNary and chill
dren stopped over at Mountain Park Ut
their summer home for a few days be
fore coming on to FL Paso Mr. AMI
Mrs. McNary and children and Mr.. and
Mrs. ". ". Turney and Mr. ad Mrs..
Robert Holiday made the automobile
tour 10 Colorado together, the Turneys
and Holidays. in the Turney car. re
turning to El Paso first while Mr..
and Mrs. McNary stopped over to visit
relatives at Las Vegas and Albuquer-
one
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-09
MANY SLAIN IN
MOSCOW REVOLT

Berlin. Germany. Sept S--(By wire
less TO Sayville, l. L)-Press dis
patches from Stockholm to the Over
seas. News agency reported that re-
volt occurred recently at Moscow, re-
sulting in the killing OF wounding Of
many persons
Russian soldiers in hospital train
were left without care. with the result
that a crowd assembled and protested.
Soldiers refused to fire on the crowd.
whereupon police we're sent against
the soldiers. a sanguinary encounter
resulting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-09
P. A. NORCOP KNOCKED
UNCONSCIOUS In JITNE WRECK

P. A. Norcop. of gil West Missouri
street. a brother of A. ". Norcop, sus-
tanned a broken arm and severe bruises
about the body Friday night when the
jitne bus in which he was riding and
an automobile owned by B. F. Darby
shire collided on West Missouri street
near Mundy avenue.
Norcop was riding in the back seat
of the jitne and was thrown forward
his head striking the front seat with
such force as TO render him uncon-
scious for a short time. The bus was
slightly damaged while the other auto
mobile escaped injury.