davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-13
ie 9emtidl Mmerifaniidle Yreile.

Sn Dem oiesi1brigen Sabresbe-
rid)t oes 9euti6 ; amerifanil6eil
Staats 8erbanoes BON Ohio miro
Der Sdtigfeit Der oeuti6 amerifa-
niiden Ereiie in oieiem 2anoe be-
ionoere Aufmerfiamfeit geipiomet.
IS beiBt 0arin inter moerem:
u@ir iito ale nad oielen 5mei
Sabren oes &rieges nift mebr Die
Ielber, Die mir friiber iparen. aud)
Die oeutide 8reiie Mmerifas lit es
nidt. gs iino au6 fir lie Sabre
oes Samples, moeren Grfennens,
neller 2duterrlng gepeien. Die beui-
if)e YreIie @merifa's lit berte Dor
allem einmiitig Der Opponent Der
oeutlden allltur gegen Die fallden
9ariteQungen oes @ngeIladientums.
Sic fGmpft ben @erteioigungsfampi
in @merifa fir ben oeutlden Sc
oanfen, gegen Die angreifer, Die
ii6eraa oas 0eutidtum pernidten
molen. Sic lit in oieien 8ipei Sab.
rem Der beinabe misiflieBlihe Ser
mittler Der @abrbeit fir bas arne-
rifaniide 8olf geipeIen nno oamii
Der 8orfGmpfer amerifanilher lin
abbangigfeit BON ~oauernoer engli-
ifer &ormutoidaft in Der 3ufunft
Sic bat ourd ibren einmiitigen sci.
6eritano &merifa oooor be.
pabrt, auf Seiten ser Sri.
ten teil5unebmen an oieIen1
&riege uno bat ourA &erbreitunl
Der @abrbeit Mtiaionen amerifani
I6er 8iirger oapor bewabrt, ret.
tungslos in oas engliife SabrmaIIel
5t qeraten. Sic bat Die britildet
GlGne, Die ii6 aif Die @ernidtunf
oes oeutl6en Ginfluiies in Ser gan
sen @elt uno oeren 8eberrihunC
our6 Den britii1en ri6teten, ourd)
freu5t itno Das unter ben Idmieria
item &erb1ltniilen, Die 81 manfeI
Belt oie Griiten5 ein5elner ibrei
8eile in Srage iteaten.
ltno lie lit in Oieiem Sample MD,
MIR fir oas 0eiltidhlm amerifa'4
eingetreten, ionoern fir oie perfoI
Iungsm6Bige Selbitregierung oe:
amerifanii6en SoIfes, nelde elm
nere SduIe amerifanii6er 8oIiti
in elm SeIbitberridertlim 81 Der
manoeln iid,te. Sn oiefem 9ompf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-13

bieB es nit alten @enobnbeiten nrto
Sraoitionen 5u bre6en geldaftlihe
giferIiidteleien aufeeben, Barteibda=
De loiel Sic lett Sabren beitanoen
batten nno oen 9robuagen Stano
balten, sic I'M britiiden Snterelle
banfig genng ii6 ,gegen Die gelhaff-
lide griften5 geridtet botten.
Iir Itebelt an gnOe elmer gpohe
in Der @eltgei1i6te. Sic enbet nit
Dem Siege bes Oeutiftums in GU
ropa, Die neue beginnt oamit. 8ir
ade miiiien bafiir iorgen baB tie
audi fir 4merifa's 3ufunft ibre
Sriidte trdgt uno Die oeutl6e Brelie
oes Sanoes auf bieiem @eg einig
porangebt. Wit ser @%nelanoerei
nno ser 8arteitpirtlbaft aaein
fonmt oieies groBe mdhtige 2anO
Ionlt unrettbar in oas Stntertreffen.
l1no nod Dem, mas mir IN ben leB-
ten 5tpei Sabren BON unierer oeut-
iben 9relie geieben BADEN, oiirfen
mir p%ertraue1t, Dab iie lire WiIiion
unter Ben neuert @eii6tspnnften ge-
treu %erfiiIlen miro. Woge oaber
ieoer Deltl6umerifaner bieIem, fei-
mem beIten 5reunoe feline boae lin
teritiibung stfomrnen laIien."
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..

Nus 8renbam fommt oie
gfa6ri1t, Dab 9beo. 9iibring, Der
&eoafteur oes gSeras Solfsbote",
ila6 fur5er 4ranfbeit ~geltorben lit.
Ser &eritorbene mar friiber elm
Iebr angeiebener 2ebrer in gluitin
0ountp uno iibernnbm Dor llngefdbr
einem Sabr ole &eoaftion oes
n&olfsbote". gr mar elm fenntnis-
reidler unO tii6tieer Mann elm treff.
lid)er Gebrer nilo Wuiifoiriaent, Elm
geid)idter Reoafteur uno elm Iebr
liebensfDiir0iger Menid). SSn oeut-
Id)en Tereinen nno Sroen bat CT
ltets cine be~rporragenoe 9foue &c.
Ipielt. Gr mar @brenpraiioent oes
Mnltin Gountp Gdngerhtnoes un>
oes GpuntDuer6anoes bon Auitir
Gountp, mar 8raiioent oes SERBIAN.
oes in 9renbam, geborte sur Yreis.
b~erteilungs : aomniiiion Der Ser
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-13

Gin Spiebube, Der ein Bin.
oel aleioungsitiide i'm @auie SIP
0it-Souiton StraBe 5uiammenge-
padt batte uno lid Oanit aus Dem
Staube MAIDEN mollte, wliroe ourd)
oas mutige einldreiten Ser f3idb-
rigen 9orotbp Sobnion ge8lpungen,
feline 8eute I'M Std 81 Iaiien.
Der aerl bntte Inn Grlaubnis ge-
frogt oaS GeIepbon in Der Saae
benllben 81 oiirfen nno bate lid
Damn - alein gelaiien 49, oaran ge-
nrndlt 8uiammen5uraffen, mos ibnl
inter Die Singer fam. 8eim Sort
1hleihen ans Dem Sauie ipuroe Ser
Saaunfe BON Dem iungen Mdodeu
aeleben, nno obne 3ogern gepaft
Seioer gelong es Dem Spibhlben fid
los 81 reiBen uno au enttommen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-13

m%annSlobne, mar 0irigent Oes
8renba6er uGorparts" II. befleioete
@bren1telen in peri6ieoenen o1l=
bern Gereinen. Gbeooor 8iibring
ltammte aus Dem iiiolid]en Sortno-
Der, bate bas 2ebrerleminar be-
In9t, mar Damn eine 3eitlang 1T
&oln ais 2ebrer tatiq uno uanoerte
bor elmer langen &eibe bon Sab
rett nn6, ,Seras aus. @ier mobnte
er lanfangs in 5apette gountp, ite=
oelte ipater nod 8elcome in 4uitin
gountp iiber urto pirfte bier ola
2ebrer iiber oreiBig Sabre lang in
iegensrei6iter 8eiie. Gor ltngefdbr
einem Sabr muroe er ais Geoaf=
tenr an Sen Geras &olfsboten beirut
fen. @eiten &reiien oes terani=
l6en 9elltidtlms mar er als eifri-
ger &orrefponoent beridieoener 3ei-
tungen befannt.
- Orei5ebn Wetlen BON 8romns=
bile muroe auf Dem 8abnbett oie
total erltiimmelte 2eihe bes Mili5-
Soloaten 9. &. Smitb bonn 1. Sir
ginia Snfanterie : Hegiment aufge-
fntoen. @s mar 5uer1t unmoglidI
ben &Orper, oefien @eii6t our1 oie
2ofomotibe bolIitanoig 5erfabren
mar, 81 ioentifi5ieren cine Gefogni-
ton tpuroe crit lpater ourf oas
M%llffinoen Ser Photographic eines
iungen Wdodens, sic iif in einem
fleinen MeoaiGon befano, berbeige-
fiibrt. Nien1ano bermaq 5u iagen,
auf mel1e @eiie Ser Soloat na6
Dem Hlase, ouf Dem er ieinen goo
fono, gelanete ooer mas er BORT
5l tim bate.
49, @aen @n5eiden nod ait ihlie-
ben miro Der Yro5eB, ser 5ur5eit
in 8aco gegen BEN ganfier @ot-
fon uno feline Sobne megen grldie-
Bens 0es ganf : &ommiiiGrs 9ot-
terfon perbanoelt miro, fif ie6r in
Die 2ange 5ieben ntto nidt Dor Ib=
lauf eines Wonats beenoet iper0ert.
Ser %12idbrige Srit Shliiter
bon Segliin ualroe bon einem MouI-
eiel NIT furdtbarer @etpalt ing
@eiidt geidlagen; oie anoden ser
redten @eii6tsieite bonn Muge biz
gum Slim wlroen p~oaitdnoig SER
idmettert uno Die Ner5te iparert ae-
notigt, bas rebte Inge iomie cine
In5abl groBerer uno fleinerer Gno-
6eniplitter 81 entfernen. Ser 3u-
itano oes beoaiternsnerten Gnaben
lit iebr fritii6, oo6 bat man oie
6offn1ng, i'm am 2eben gu erbaI-
ten, nod nidt a%ufgegeben.
SSn Der 9fabe BON 2ibertp @ia
tuilrbe Der beiabrte uno a~ngelebene
geeger Eeter Carton IN leinem 6au-
ie 1T elmer gan5 Idreflihen @eiie
ermorbet. aufgefunoen; Der &orper
foa nit elmer grt in Stiide 5erbaft
fem.
Die grobibitioniiten bon
@borton Gountp baben BEL oen
Gpuntp : aommiiidren Die Abbal-
tullg elmer 9ofal Option : @obl be-
mtragt; Die &ommiiiGre Iebten Die
@abl auf BEN 80. Sftober an.
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Ieinen &aub m1Bte er ~a(leroings
5uriidlalien.
= Die Yoli3ei arretierte atl1 OoM=
neritag cine .6Oiabrigea Srau nnb
Elm WGoden i'm Mlter BON Is Sab
rem; beioe 5oaen raffinierte 2aoenoie-
be lem itno batten llnterrode nit
groBen Salden ringsum beiest an,
in benen .g~eitoblenes SeioeBeug uno
mertpoue leioene 8anoer gefunben
muroear.
Sci 5ratt Citation rm1roe Gut
gen @i9bader beute mittag, als elm
@abn5uq in ieinen @agen, NIT benz
er 8aaren fir ieines Saters 8e<
If1ft ablieferte, bineinfubr, iftper
perlest. au6 ein Mann, Ser NIT
ibm inn @agen fllbr, erlitt Serlebun-
gen.
0ie Gan Mntonio Ietail Mer-
darts Miiociation bat in ibrer Ies-
ten Situng bei6loiien, BEN Sarmern
in Der 8efampfung Der l6doli6en
Sn1eften, pel6e on ben Grnten 10
groBen Sdnoen anribten, bei5uite-
ben. Muguit 8riam miro eirlen oies-
be5iigli6en 8lan BEN 9ireftoren Der
Staatsorganiiation, ipelhe am 90.
Sftober in Dallas 5~niammenfom=
men, nn~terbreiten; Sefret1r @bolf
@raifo miro oasielbe gelegentli6 Ser
Sefretars : 8erlahmlltng, tpelbe
am 81. in oerieIben Staot ~auiat1r-
mentritt, tim. IuBeroem pltroe Elm
aus neun Yerionen deficiencies So
mite ernannt, meldes ii1 nit ben
Snieftenfunoigen Der 8unoesregie-
rung in Gerbil0itng leben uno init
bielen iiber oie n0tigen MaBnabmen
perbanoeIn miro. Gem &omite ge-
boren oie folgeroen &erren als Mit-
glieoer an: Mlgult Brian, e.. SO.
8uroin, Ben 8arga, Sobn &ennep,
g. 9. @eller, @. S. Sig, $. @.
Moos uno 4bolpb @raiio.
Gin groBes SliBbaa : Spiel
5miiben ben StuOentert Der terani-
i6en Stnats : uniberIitdt BON Mu=
ltin unb Stlloerlten oes Mgricultl1ral
cno Wedanical &olegs BON Sflabo-
ma finoet beute nabmittag Inn a
l1br i'm Reague 8arf itatt; man err
martet, oaB menigitens 10000 Ser
ionen ii6 Oas Spiel anleben meroen.
Die Muitiner Stltoenten u1o 8eiu6er
trafen geaen balb II lbr in 5mei
langen grtra5iigen auf Dem S. & g.
%. 8abnbof EN- mo- Tie bon ebennali-
gen Stuoenten oerStabt entbuiiaitiid
gemillfommt tpuroen. Die Stuoen-
ten BON Sflaboma nit ibren Sreun-
Den langten bereits am Gonneritag
in unierer Staot an.
Yoli5ei : aommiIldr l16r bat
Die Eoli5iiten angeipieien, Sen ul1ge-
iebliben Shnapsperfauf auf Der
StraBe iomie in Gripatb1uIern gans
enti6feoen 81 unteroriiden. Oielel
Inoronung puroe lpe5iea auf cine
oes Gen. Greene BIN err
Der iih bitter oariiber beflag-
te, DAB ben bier farnpierenbenSol
ten iiberaa @elegenbeit geboten miro,
iid S6naps 81 irgeno elmer 3eit
auf Der StraBe ioipol als wie in
nnorbentli1en Spelunfen nod
SdluB Der reglildren Saloons su
peri6affen. Der General erfl1rte,
DOB ipenn in 9e5ug alif nnoroentli
6e Sauier un0 Boot Logging" niht
balo Gemeour geifaffen miiroe, man
Die Mili3 Solonten mad allbern
St1oten perlegen peroe.
8ier bielige Wildbdnoler, oe-
rem Milb 81 Diel 8afterien entbieIt,
Duroen i'm 8oIi5ei-@erift nit @elo-
~itrafen BON $40 bis $25 belegt.
Ser Oepntp gunoes : Mar-
idaa 0ibrea bot Z Eerlonen per-
baftet, neIhe BON Soloaten IN unge-
lebliher 8eiIe militariihe Iusrii-
itllngs : @egenltdnoe g~efauft boben
foqen; Die Mrreltanten miroen por-
ldufig geeen Stellung BON 5000
9iirgidaft mieoer auf freien SUB &c.
febt.
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N1aret Beriebf
8ammmplle.
6an 4ntonio, Ser, 1915 Gents.
Galpefton. geitern, feline Sorie.
rnAnoE M..S.E


Sul IitlDIllD, 2eI-, 10 SeIlS-
Galpefton. seitern, feline Sorie.
Gottoniamen- Trpomfte.
San slntpnip, Ser, 13. Oft. 1916 -
Rrime grnbe Cotton Geeo Oil, rs
Gents Der @alone.
@em gurf, 10. Oft. - Spot $11.3 @
mnb $1,000; Sftober, $11.40 nno
$S1.43; Nopember, $11.01 unb $11.04;
Se5ember, $1,000 unb $1O.92; Sanuar,
$10.91 unb $t0.92; Sebbuar, $1,000
nnb $10.93; Nadr5, $11.00 nne
SHOP; gpril, SHOP unb Sill;
Nai, $11.08 uno $11.15.
Tarm-Grubnfte.
Gan Iltonip, Ser, 10. Oft. 1916 -
Sntter .24c per Tfo.
gier (mlr frilde) $40. 1, 28Ac per @bo
$50. 2. 15e per 9bo.
6iibner ........1 6c-20c per Rfb.
Curriers' ............ tic per 1fntlo
8ei8en ........ $1.52h per gmldel
@orn .......... $500 per @ui6eI
6afer SOC per 8uldel
9eu $3.50. 49,. S14.00 Der Sonne
Wemiife.
&artoffeIu. California, $3.50 unb
$3.50.
Sii6e aartoffeli, 8bite gam, S1.75;
8umpfin Pam, $1.75 unb $500.
3miebeln, California, $500 II. 1925.
8obnen, Crime, 1925 per @ui6eI.
2aoiesden. 40c { 1 9bb. >8iinbel.
Blumenfobl, &c unb IL per Yf6.
&ohl, $3.50 per Crate.
8riiner Sfeffer, 81 Der 8ui6eI.
Seuerie, 75c uno soc per Subeno.
Beteriilie. 35c Der 9bb. >0iinbeI.
Somaten, Seras. 4 Scribe, 85c urb
aopfialat. 1925 Der Crate.
@eIbe 8nr8eln, 40c II. 50c per 9to.
Tieb Warft.
Gan autonio, Ser, 10. Oft. 1916 -
&iibe $3.50 Biz $6.75.
9dlber $500 bis 1915.
9hien $4.25 biz 1925.
guIen $3.50 bis $500.
ct. 2ouis, 10. Oft. 1916 ginSe
bieb, Sernss8ieb, $3.50 bis $500.
Gdipeine 1925 bis $1,000
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Nnerfenmnma ser bemtiden Yreiie.

SEER IS. 81. SpieIbagen iiberiano-
te uns cine Yoltfarte, Die oas Bib
elmer biiblfen iungen Game 5eigt,
Die elm pbantaitiides aoltum trdgt,
auf Dem Die Hamen i1mmtIi1er
oeiltiden 3eitiingen oes Staates ite-
ben. Die iunge Dame bolt Elm Ban
ner in Der Sano NIT Der aufibrift:
9eutihe3 eras Brelfe.
Sm 8orte mabrl
sSm Gimme flarl
Sn Creme felt!
Gum Bottles 9eitl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-13

Geimdt-S eilbaber nit $3.50 gu
elmer &apitalanlage, Die i'm reid
MAIDEN miro. Spredt nit u. q.
Sietrid], Maperif Sotel.
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LckaIes.
8abrideinlides @etter.

SIR San antonio uno umgegeno:
Seltte obeno, unbeitanoig uno regne-
rid. Sdnitag, flar nno fiibler.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-12
LYON co. PATRIARCH DEAD.

John B. shequen, an early settler
and patriarch Of Lyon county, passed
away last week Sunday at his home
at Balaton, at the age of 107 years eight
months and SIX days. He is survived
by bis vile, who has already attained
ninety eight years, Mr.. and Mrs.
Shequen were married IN 1898 at Frank
lin, Vermont. and moved on farm near
Balaton In 1866. They have fourteen
grandchildren fifty great grandchildren,
and three great great grandchildren.
and TWO sons
Nh. Shequen was born four years be-
fore The outbreak of the hostilities of the
War Of 1912 and at the time of the Civil
war offered his services to bis country
but bad already passed the age limit.
Up to short time before his death the
venerable man had been enjoying good
health and moved about with the alacrity
of man many years younger than him
self, while Mrs. Shequen also appears
many years younger than one of her
years. In 1913 Mr.. and Mrs. Sheouen
participated heartily in the celebration
OF their 18th or Diamond Wedding. =
1 amberton STAR
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-12
HORSES SUFFERING FROM HEAT.

Monday afternoon at about supper
time horse belonging to Fred Aufder-
heide suffered heat stroke and fell in
the street on South jefferson. The
animal was given prompt attention and
was allowed to remain where it fell until
the cooler air of the night and the
treatment applied brought relief and the
owners were able to take it home. This
is the second horse the Aufderheide's
have had Frustrated, the first case being
about two weeks ago when the animal
died. The loss was about $3.50 at that
time and the Aufderheide's feel grateful
to think they were able to save this one.
In another column, will be found some
very timely instructions concerning the
care of horses in hot weather to prevent
heat stroke.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-12
WHAT is so RARE AS A. DAY IN
:jUNE?:

With a maximum temperature of 80
on the 10Th and a minimum of 40 on the
7th and again on the 10Th, June managed
to acquire mean" reading of 64.3 and
mean it was for the low temperature
was succeeded so suddenly by the high
that the heat was prostrating. However,
that is a part of the game in Minnesota
and even the % cloudy or partly cloudy
days during the month caused no sur
prise. In fact, the bright, cloudless
ones are more worthy of remark. How
ever, there was one thing to be pleased
about. It was warmer than June of
1918 by three whole degrees on the
average and while June last year showed
a temperature as low as IS degrees, this
year there was nothing approaching a
frost.
Fhe amount Of rainfall this year was
7.17 inches as compared with 5.29 inches
in last June. Hail Is reported for the
18th and thunder storms on the 2, H.,
IL, ~, rs and 20 and prevailing north
wind which may be blamed for all the
imQwties Of the weather.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-12
uR|ctAcID IN MEAT
CLOGS |IHE:k KIDNEYS.
1aaBsgim 81 Salts II your Rrk hurta
a. Bladder bo&heu youzQzhk
moo V1te1.

nyou'md5t Rag9 your meae, eSSurv 41ay,
eat II, but fuah yu1p kidneys With sa1ts
occasionally, sa4s noted aaEfhpriex who
tells US that ment fbems uri, actd which
almost paFal2zes the kidmgys IN t7en e.
forts TO expea Il from The hnA Thsx
become sluggish and ueaaszm, than Won
suffer with dnA misesy instse kidney
region, sharp pains 1n tie back OF siek
headache, dizziness yuur stmuach spurs,
tongue 10 coated and when thu weather
ds bad you have Ee1matic twtnza. Thn
urine gets cloudy fun If maitmub the
channels often get sure aud irratntad,
obhging yun TO eek Ee1i9 Two Or three
time during the night.
To neutralize these iuftatinp acids, To
cleanse the kidneys and ffuah off the
6ody's urinous WASTE get four ounces of
Dad Salts from any pharmacy here.
take q Tablespoonful In q 11ass Of
water before breakfast for q few daye
and your kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts il made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice, combined with
aithia, and has been used for generations
to flush and stimulate sluggish Kidneys
also to neutralize The acids IN nrfne.
so it no longer irritateA thus ending
bladder weakness.
Jad Salts 10 ine1pensivs: cannot in.
gure, and makea.a delightful efgyesceut,
Whitewater drink.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-12
Order to Present Claim. Within Three Months.

Order to Present Claim. Within Three Months.
State OF Minnesota;
County of Brown. 81
In Probate Court,
Special Term, June Goth, 1916.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Bertha Wieden-
mann Deceased.
Letters of Administration on the Estate of
Bertha Wiedenmann deceased, late of the city of
New Ulm in the County of Brown and the State
OF Minnesota being granted to Otto Wiedenmann
It Appearing on proper proof by affidavit Ottos
Wledenmann made and filed herein, az provided
by law, that there no debts against the estate.
of said deceased:
1t is Ordered, That three months be and the,
same is hereby allowed from and after the date of
this Order, in which all persons having claims or
demands against the said deceased, if any there
be, are required to file the same in the Probate
Court OF said County, for examination and al
loWance or be forever barred.
1t is Further Ordered, That the first Monday IL,
october 1916, at 10 o'clock, a. m. at General!
Term OF said Probate Court, to be held at the.
Court House in the City of New Ulm, in said .
County, be and the same hereby is appointed as !:
the time and place when and where the said Pro-
bate Court will examine and adjust said claims
and demands -
And it is Further Ordered, That notice of such
nearing be given to all creditors and persons in
terested in said Estate, by forthwith publishing this
order once in each week for three successive weeks
m the New Ulm Review, weekly newspaper
printed and published in said County.
Dated at New Ulm this 26th day Of June 1916:
By the Court
Court SeaD GEO. ROSS
27-29 Judge of Probate.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-12
THIEVES BUSY IN SOUTH SIDE
GARDENS.

Numerous householders have been
greatly annoyed this spring by persons
who deliberately 60 into the gardens
after night and carry away all the
flowers and at times even the young
vegetables that look good to them. The
damage to the flower beds might be laid
to youngsters but what crowd of boys,
or girls either, could want with a whole
patch of young onions is more than the
lady who lost hers can figure out and the
supposition is that some one really stole
them for reason that seemed quite
sufficient to the thief, or thieves;
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-12
Order for Hearing on Claims.

State of Minnesota,
County of Brown. S.
In Probate Court
Special Term, June 9Th, 1916
Deceased.
Letters of Administration on the estate of Jacob
Gebhard, deceased late of the County of Brown
ana State OF Minnesota, being granted to o. c..
Strckler.
It is Ordered, That six months be and the same,
is hereby allow ed from and after the date OF this
order IN which all persons having claims or de-
mands against the said deceased are required to,
hle the same in the Probate Court of said County,
for examination and allowance, or be forever
barred.
It is Further Ordered, That the first Monday in,
January A. D. 1917 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at
General Term of said Probate Court. to be held
at the Probate Office in the Court House in the.
City OF New Ulm in said County, be and the same
hereby is appointed as the time and place when and
where the said Probate Court will examine and
adjust said claims and demands.
And it is Further Ordered, That notice of such
hearing be given to all creditors and persons,
interested in said estate by forthwith publishing
this order once in each week for three successive
weeks in the New Ulm Review weekly newspaper
printed and published at New Ulm in said County
Dated at New Ulm, Mimi, the 9th day of
June A. D. 1916.
By the Court,
49, Court SeaD GEO. ROSS
z1-Ss Judge Of Probate
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-12
JUSTICE COURT GR1sT.
Dog Days Affect Tempers of Men and
Fire Water Helps Along Several
Join $8.45 Club.

John and Henry Ahrens who were
working on the roof of the building in
which is located the Anton Henle saloon
last week, found the warm rays of the
sun too much for them and retired to the
cooler bar room to seek refreshment.
While cooling of, the dice box was
brought into play and John and Henle
fell into an alteration over the settling
of the score. Tempers began to rise
and John squared off with the intention
of more or less cleaning out the place.
He struck Henle and about this juncture,
Special Policeman Alvin Harmening
made his appearance and informed
Ahrens that he was under arrest. John
couldn't quite see any reason for this
and resisted the officer, to the extent of
blows. Acting Chief Herzog was called
in and between him and Harmening they
took the two Ahrens into tow because
by this time Henry had taken hand in
the melee.
Their case came up in Justice Henning-
sens court July 9TH and the boys pleaded
guilty to assault and resisting an officer
and were fined, John being called upon
to enrich the city treasury to the extent
Of $40 and costs Of s3.45 and Henry paid
in sS.46, his fine Of $5 being RENTED.
Another who qualified for the $8.45
club was VIM. Reese who was arrested
on complaint of VIM. Wilmet. Both
men are laborers at local livery stable
and they fell into hot weather alter
cation in which warm words led to hotter
blows. Reese also admitted the charge
and was fined SIS and costs Of $3.45.
Samuel Webb took on too big load
of frewater and was unable to carry it
all without the assistance of policeman
who put him into the cooler until he re-
turned to- his senses. He pleaded guilty
to being drunk and disorderly when
Justice Henningsen asked him about the
matter and was fined SIS and costs of
$5.45. He put up hard luck story and
promised to raise the wind and was
allowed to 60 home with that under
standing. ...... .