davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-04-28
&ein &Hd5ugl
l1nlere Srnppe1t blet<
ben III Mterifo.
8ei @atepu tpiro 9etdmpft.

! Sort 8liB BEL @l &aio, Seras,
"a. Mpril. !Sier lit bon einen1 Sret'
fen nit Garran5a=gruppen BET 60
tebo nod nibts befannt. Die Mel-
0ung muroe ouf Der @teQe nnter.,
ju6t. :" ''.'''' 81 81
glus Merifo perlautet, 6oB unferg
Eruppen auf Ser @tappenlinie fort
rGbreno bon Jranftireurs bei6oi-
fen tperben. Sr einem 2ebmbitten-
oorf nabn1 man Sen 96ultbeiB als,
@eiiel in &aft. Dieier aber er1rpa,
fano Die @efangenfdaft 1tnter
r@ringos" ais iol6e @bma@, oaf,
er ii6 in ietn Mefier itiir5te nno,.
iturb tpie ein alter @6rner. -'4~tt=4
ST pa5o, Seras, "a. Mpril. 9eu<
.te friib erhielt bic bteiige poli5et Bic
Melbung, 5einbleltgteiten bdttsn
:3ptf@en Garran5as nno amerttatti<
.1@en 8ruppen BEL @atebo besonnsa,
Mlan Bdlt bic Ma@ri6t fir pabr. .
,3ablrei6e farbise 8unbes5olhatsrlS
1plen gefanen 1ei11. ''e'~''''' Q = 49, ~
@robe 8eiorgnis berrf@t bier IN
milttdrif6en &reiien iber bas oberz
malt gemeloete Muftau@eu 3ablreiz
9er @tuaz8anbiten I'M nDrblt9en
GNbuubua. Sic peonen (untere
@oltstlai7e) er8dblen fid, bic r@rinz
gos" pdren gei4lagen unb eilten
no@bauie.
Qlu@ bic Meubetleibung Der on1e>
ritunifbe1 @olbaten, Die auf ibrsn
anftrengenben Gitten Die nnifprz
men gu 2umpen abgetragen baben,
ma@t &opf5erbreden. Gs ftnb iez
bp@ eben 5tpei Syra@tpagen NIT
&leibung BON Columbus, %. M., OBJ
gegangen. Da3u tonmt mod etne
@enbung bon 5000 $aar @@uben,
10000 poar @triinpfen, 1000
6en1ben unb 1000 paar 9anbf@uz
BEN. 9offentlt@ tommen bic @eben,
bic au@ ben Mertfanern gut 5uitatz
ten tdmen, glidli@ an.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-04-28
&atte aber nit Der nSuiieE
nidtS 5u t11n.
aali6e Wlelouns ber Tran5ufen.

Berlin, 81. Mpril. (Junfipru4
mad @oDpille, BON ber 3enfur unz
teri@lagen Bis gum "a, Mpril) Sins
mnBgebenbe perfDn1i@teit beg Ibz
mirnlHabs ertldrt bic @ef@i@te bon
Der 3erft0rung zines beuti@en
11nterfeebootes, rbas ben Rarals
bampfer rSufer" perientte" fir
bur@ous llnipabr. rMir pif1sa,
tnel@es l1nterfeeboot bic 5ran3ofen
babe1. gs gertet fur5 na4 Der
ugui7er" =Gpiiobe in bic 5ane, bots
te aber nit Der rSuffer" ni@ts gu
tln. Mir baber1 fetne 8eitdtigung
Ter Melbung, baB Romman6ant
1nb Mannf6oft bes sau6boots ae>
rettet iir1b, boffen aber, bob bies Der
5an 1T
(9ie 5ran5ofen bebaupteten am
10. Mpril, Sau6boot 11<28 in Der
Ndbe Der @teue, tpo bic u@uifeg'
angegriffen tpurbe, gefangen gu be-
Ben. 1erner iDurbe Derit9ert, DE
gefangene Mannf6aft bdtte perraz
ten, baB ibr 8oot bic r@ufer" per-
fenfte)
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-04-28
8erbpte1ter @eg.
eSn &leinaiien birfeu Die @ui'
len nid)t ueiter.
6aben ibreu Meiiter sefunoen.

7 @ouItantinopel, %. gpril, Mber
aon6on 23. lpril. Die Hnlfen boz
ben IN Mr1nenien enolt6 ibren Mei,
jter gefunber1. Ser General 2ina11s
ron @a1oers-Naiba bat ibnen ho.
li6 bon. Bitlis cine gbladt gelie.
fert nno ibrem ipeiteren gorbringe1
IN @lei1aiien etnen pirfianen Nie.
gel porgei6oben. Ser @robfnrlt
1puroe audi 0itli6 bon MMi6 5ll-
1iidgeporfen. SsSn beioents Shla@-
ten perIoren 6ie &uiien i6mer. Die
nu1tli6e tiirfiilhe &unogabe bonn
@nmstag Iautet:
wssSraf : &anpfplob: Seine nett,
nrnstperten @reigniiie. NH.
v&aufaius Sront: 5einolide
ardfte, sic I'M Mbi6nttt Motifi,
ilDIi6 bon 8itlis itanoen, pnroen
e5unr &nd5ug auf 8itliS genotigt.
Dn Ma6but {u6te 6en &id5ug 5a1
0eden. Ser Sei116 lieB bnnoerte
tom Eoten am Blabe.
rg1a9 bieri ittuun6igeln &fe ant
8erge @o8n1a, 0ltli6 bon ,Mni6,
1pl1roe Ser Sein6 na@ Often 5uriid-
getrnben. ssSn @efebten auf 6em
Rop-@ebirge III Der Ndbe Der Sobe
1900 nnb Bis nod Mibfale pebr.
ten tpir rufiiide glngriffe ab nno
1parfen our6 @egenongriffe ben
Geinb bon &1ben unb 9dngen noro,
Iib oieles @ebirges. Die @niien
berloren idper. =. .
vsSn Der @egen6 bon Si6ornt
fam es 11nr 5u S6armiibeln. 4
ISM Mbi6nitt Dietpi5lif bielten
mir eine fei116libe 9lbteilnng alaf,
Die liiblib BON Grape5n.nt por>
itoBet: tponte. Cine ral{fiihe Wtei,
lung, Sic BEL Blutana (5ebn Mei-
len tpeitli6 bo1t Srape5nnt) gelan-
set mar, iit i'm &f nit unieren
&uiteni6uBtrnppen.
vSSn Ser Ma6t 6es 6. @priI griff
ems .unierer Slugoeuge 6ie SSnieln.
sSSr1brps nn6 GeneooS erfolgrei6 an
1.nb belegte bie fetnoli6en &afena1t-
1agen un6 iein 2ager ausgiebig nit
Bomber.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-04-28
v&dter@en" fopflos.
Dbmobl SDn1ben oeut 3aren
ridts yteneS iinb.
Ser MttentGter mar fein &niie.

8erlin, "a. Moi. (5untfpru9
na6 @aDpile, Observation-Disclosures
agentur.) Sin fnappes @ntfommen
bes 3aren Ntfolous pon &ub1anb
aus benz 8ombenresen zines Ditsr=
rei@ifben sJliegers I'M Siibabibnttt
Ser rn1ff9en 2inie pirb in @todz
bolmer No9ri@ten gemelbet. Ser
3ar be1i1tigte bic 5ruppen IN Be
qleitung bes Generals 8ru1iiloff,
8efeblsbnbers Der rniiif9en Rrafte
I'M @u0ipeien, als auf einmal ein
Diterrei6if6 ungarif9er 5lieger
anftau9te u1b ridfi6tslos linfs urb
redts bonn 3aren 8pmben unter sic
fopflos anseinonber rennenDen
sruppen bageln lieB. Mngeblin
tpurbe Der Gar nerlebt unb entfam
nit genauer Not. Der gorfan mapz
te i'm pDllig tppff6er. General
8rl1iilDff befam bittere 8prpirfe
unb purbe CUR @trafe bur9 @snez
raj sSpanoff erfebt.
(Ser amtl1cbe rl11119e Ber11t ers
pdbnte am "A. Mpril ben Mngriff
zines feinbli6en Jliegers BET
sSpanb am Dnjeifer IN @aliaien. Der
Gar befanb fid bort our 9rupptnz
tefi9tigung. Sin MadtpD1ten, Der
bur9 8ompenniirfe DerleBt mar bez
fam ben ct. @eorgsnrben a. Rlnfe.)
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-04-28

froglid. Die in BDrfdlag gebra9<
ten 3ugeitdaoniiTe fouen aber 10 melt
gebeu, bob bic ameritanif@e &egiez
qung notipenoiae rpeife a.f siie einsez.
bon n1iife. Dieie Melbuag bat al.
geu1eia Ole 5offnung a,lfleben laiz
len, baB Elm 8rud. ben mon getern.
nod fiir nnbermeiolieb bielt, tatfdhz
li9 nod Dermieben aperben tann.
9epr @erarb batte .geftern ldngere
Rpnferen3en nit Dem @taatsfetretdr
bes NeuBeren BON .Sagop nno feline
Mittetlungen, oie mdbrenb Der Nadt
antamen, nebneu ,auf oieie llnters
rebung 8e5ug.
Mttt Nitdiid)t,a1tf Gn8Ianp-
g1etp Yort, "a. Mpril. @edgbun=
nert Ypitfdde nit iiber $4,000 nan4;
@ouano beHin.nlten poFpnfeten, Dse
,1t9. i'm Nen Oorfer Muslanos osppfault
felt Nopen1ber 1915 angelo ulelt
batten, lDer6en ben. Mbfenberu .eatsr
Nuderituttung bes pprtps mieber 3uz
ge1tent iperbep, .bu bic bonGnbHAe
2inie tpegen fortpdbrenber Bo1trdu<
berei @nsln1lhs bic Mnnabme Don
Ypitpafeten hertpeigert.
~ 80
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-04-28
Haule 1uar; fur6+
9eutide gaudbboDte uieoer an
Der Mrbeit.
1leter 10000 gOuue1 perienft.

2pnbon, "a. elpril, Die btut<
1d1en l1nterfeeboote ba6en ibre Sd<
tieteit in ben tpeflia unb fiibpsite
ilh bon @nglanb a1ub Srlanb aele>
gstlen @endfern pieber aufgenonl<
saen ,lnb fheinen fa it1 Der 3anpt
iabe pieberum nit aus a1eritani>
fhen 9dfen tornmen Dumpfern 3a
befaifen. 9rei oon ben ber5enften
9ampfern Dertebrten 5mif4en eurpz
,pdif@en unb au1erttani1@en 9dfen,
11nb elmer bon ibnen, Der 8rite ase>
gantle1 mar erft am l. Mpril out.
Nprfolf abgefabren anb ndberte fit5
iei1en1 8eitimmungsorte, als oas
@didfal ibn IN @eitalt zines Deut=
f@en lz8pptes erreibte.
sSm gon3en ipurben S@iffe BON
aber 10000 Sonnen @eiamtinbali
per{entt. Sic rSregantle" ipar 5o91
Sonnen groB u1nb geh0rte nn@ ct.
ssSpes. Die gauge 8emannung purz
be Igerettet.
Ser sr6Bte Der perientten Damp
fer mar ber 8rite ,BeHeiana", eir'
@aiff pon 4277 Sonnen. Die ganz
8e 8emannu1lg tpurbe gerettet. @as
@diff perfebrte 3mif@en 2onbpn
unp qbilqbelap66ta, pa.
. Mm @oqntag morge11 tpurbe aud
Der fraaa1f5ad4e Dompfer ugbona=
ral1 pon finen1 beutfden Sal1d7soo1
,perfentt. Gr mar 2476 sonn,u
..groB 11rrb. perfebrte 8tpi1Aen 8ou=
llosne a1nb amerifani16en 6dfen
aGs beiBt bdB bic gan3e 8emnr1=
nut1g gerettet amprben TT.
81 Gin Dpn bn1 sSytalienern tpafisz
i3terter frllberer 111lgar11ner Onmpfsr
nanens as sD5ep lgpf 61bereeg' {
a26Yl olllaen grpf pfB, tunroe glsiA:
falls BON einenn beutf4en nnteries;
bnnt perfenft. Gs iit nicbt befann1
gennrberl, ob birs in Der NorDiee
ober i'm W}itteadnbti9en Meer pa1s
iierte. Dos berienfte @6iff 'var
sfriiber @igentum Der l1ngur!l9en
2ebante Dnmpff@iffabrtsg eaiebafi
in S5iun1e.
Gin Sa1tlbboot erlegt+
@atte aber nit Der nSuieT
q
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-04-28

sSm alten attifo mar isnee- -
3elne 9elbaunl umfriebigt ,l,b
5Stnats tsei1el1tunl.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-04-28

Bnn1 Meff-en pon Mee<
restiefen bat Elm @elebrter
in Mafia6ufetts cine 9pnamitz
bpmbe erfunben, pel9e elplpbiert,
1obalb ite ben 8pben beriibrt. Die
gntfernung tpirb na6 ber 3ett be-
re6net, Bic Der 5@ull gebrau9t, I'm
an Die 9berfldde gu fommen.
Die YrobuftiDn bon Mn<
minimum III ben Ser. @taaten betr1g
leBtes Sabr 80 M1lionen pfnnb,
gegen Is MtlIiDnen IN 1906 unb nilr
SO gfunb III 1883. Der 6iesidbrige
grtrag mag ii6 duf 100 Millionen
9funb fteigeru, mas Der 9dlfte ber
Brobuftinn Der gan5en Welt gleib<
IDmn1en tpiirbe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-04-28

in fremben 2onbe ge1tonDen, err
freute, als 2odrnittel fir hes oeut16<
,aneritanii@e gotum benuBt tper0en.
Muf rem @DracuIsr aonpent gab
er ben Jreunben Wilions 1eine'1
Gnt16luB tunb, bas &mt nidt a11s
nebmen gu ipollen: rMeine Na4<
barn &pirben mid pera4ten," ertpt<
berte er bamals ben 9olitifernr
vunb ib nriiBte metne Mobnung nob
etnen onberen @tabtteile perleger1,,
ipo mid niemonb fennt, tpsnn ID,
bos Mmt afaeptieren tpiirDeT
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-04-28
&eilIlr11 wie0er.
eyra,l5ole1l uerliere1,
@rabeat bel gerbnn.
stnrlltansriif er,partet.

Berlin, iiber 2Dnbon. "a. Mtpral.
sSnber Mabe bes .rSoten Mann S,ii,
gels baban bic Del,ti@ea fran50F'
1de @raben genomn,en, bic erfte
Worpdrts sbetnesung feit fait elmer
Mp9e, als Megenipetter einfeBte UNI
esSnfanterinafhorferl an ber tpeftlitpsn
ITront r. gut tpte aus5hloB. 2llt1
Der gan3en s5rpnt tobt Der @e1daB<
taupf nit a1nperntnberter Dnt !psi>
ter, bic @pr3ei9en naber @turmz
angriffe, bic nit @iAerbeit al err
.parten iinb, fpbalb etne Menbsrl.ng
i'm Metter eingetreten.
Ser 8eri@t fat folgenben 8ort,
lQl1t:
rWeflider &rieesf6aup1aB:
rDte fiirali9 BEL 2angemarf nur
Wpern BON un5eren NatrouiQen 1e<
npnlmenen feinDli@en @rdben mutt
ten mir pegen her feigenben sS;;at
tpieberum .rdumen.
.,@in engli1eber 9anbgranatena!1z
griff gegen uniere @teIungen- fiibz
li9 pon ct. G1oi tpurbe 5uriidgs>
191ngen. Gn9lii6e patrouinen, Die
lpdbrenb Der Na@t nuf beiben @si<
ten Der 8apaumezM zStraBe
porriidten, tpurben na9 trdftiger arz
ttllertftifAer @orbereitung 5uriidge.
iporfen.
,8ei 3raebzlez@al mar Elm fetnb<
lider @asangrtff pergeblid. Mol=
fen nDn @as pdl8ten fi@ 5uriid ii,
bic fran50itf6en @rdben.
rNuf benz linten nfer Der Maos,
iib0ftlt6 BON 6aucQurt 1nb ipe1tl;n
bonn rSoten Mann" z9iigel, 11ah
men mir fran50fif6e @rdben. Muf
benz re9ten l1fer Der Maas uars11
bies admpfe in Der MoeprezGben
unb Bel gombres uuf febr lebbafte
@e1@iiBtdmpfe be{@rdntt.
.9efli6er Rriegsi9auplab:
sgiibli6 Dom Marotf@z@ee bro6
Der Mngriff zines ruifi16en 8atail<
Ions Dor unferen 9inbernifen 5,,z
iun1ne1l. Ser 5einb erlitt f6pere
gerluite. @onft gibt es auber To-
fallen @ei9iibtdmpfen unb tle;nen
@6armiiBeln ni6ts 5l1 beri1ten.
r8alfan &riegsf@auplaB: yli9ts
gu bert@ter."
Berlin. iiber 2onbpn, "a. Mpril.
@etern tpuroe bier foleenbe art.
li9e Befanntma6ung erlai1en:
rMm SamStag grtffen, 5ebn helltz
fde Meroplone Die ru1ff@e 2aftz
f9ifferfation bei papenbolm auf Der
sSn1ef 0efel, IN Der 8u6t pDn Mi<
ga, an unb parfen 45 8omben eb.
@ebr CUTE Wirfuneen purbe bs<
Dba6tet.
Gin rufff6er Nerpplan tpisrS.
our 2anbung se5tD1lngen. Mae oeutz
fden Neroplane lanoeten unbslhdz
5biet auf beimatlicbem goben, lrDyz
BEN iie Dom 6eirbe fbtper bef6oilsu
ipnrerl.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-04-28
S9arf oernrtetlt.
@il[pl1 po11 oer nent>
7lItben 8reiie.

1tben 3re1e.
@atideiou1ls idpn setroffen.
8erlin, iiiber 2pnbon, "a. Mpri1.
Dr. bon j 8etbmann<9olneg, bes
9eut1@en Meibes Ran5ler, tit fbon
geiteru mahmittag aus bem 0rpBen
9auptquurtier, mo er nit benz Rais
fer unb ben Subrern ses beutf4ea
Y @oltes bic tleBte ,amerttanifbe Mote
in Grtpdgung ge3ogen, pieberum IN
bet @ei@sbauptfd6t eingetrofFen,
9te preie l{&lieBt paraus, bob nan
bereits CUR ,Gntf6eibung in Der
beua9zamerifanti6en &ontrober1e
eetommen 1T unb baB es benz Mus=
tpdrtigen Mmt iebtz nur mod err
iibrigt, bic >@ntf@eibung Der 5iiBrer
in Mprte gu fai1en.
Mas bic vGntl@etbung Der Jah=
rer 1T, 1tpeiB riemanb, als bieie
felbH.
Die Rudtebr bes &an5lers apnr
nidt bis 9ienstag ertpartet norber1,
unb man glaubt beute, bnB bic
9(nttpnrt 9ent1@lanbs an bic nme@
ritantf6e Reeterung friiberf nbger
beu tpirh, ,als man rrfpriingli@ a1l<
genonnen. Werin aud btsber iebe.
omtli9e MeuBer11ng iiber ben Ssnbbn1t
Der Mntnortnote feblt, 10 i4eint
bod bic 2lnnabne bere@tist 5u fetn,
baB Elm 8rud fiirs erfte libt gu
befiir@ten lift, Ser n2ofulansetser"
ertldrt in >einem offenbar inipirierz
ten Mrtifel, ,baB u9eutf@lunbs u1nbt
unb preftige in ben lebten 5tpan5ig
Monnten hermaBen in ben Nugea
Der soraen Melt geftiegen 1T, bdB2
bic Negierung .tatfd6li9 nnr ben
Geboten Der .alugbeit 81 fo1gem haz
BE-"
Wion 1egt bies 10 aus, bab
9eutf91onbs giinftige militdriibe
Sage unb bic Satfa9e, baB es Bis
iebt Der @ieser lift, bic M0sl1@feit
5ul tpeitsren 8ugeftdnbntf1en offea
ldBb obne bob 9eutf Hollands @iir<
bgunb Qfnfeben .barunter leiben
40nnten. Mnbererfeits ldBt iih Der
- @ob aber au@ 10 auffaifen, baB
9eutf9lanbs 1ntlitdrtf@e Sage 10
gut, 6ab ielbf baS ;@intreten Der
Ser. @tnnten in ben &rieg biele
nidt peri6le@tern f6nne.
Ser Son BET Nrelfe if i'm all
geneinen rubis. Wett her Musnabz
me ei1tger @rtremiften, bic in etnem
Rriege NIT ben Ser. @toaten bic
ei1sise unb bette &D1uns her gon<
asn Srose feben, bemiibt man iih
offenbar, bic Gage tiibl gu beurtetz
len. Mn beftigen Mnsrtffeu auf
Dil1ons beut1@feinbli@e 9olitii feblt
es natiirli@ ni@t. M&an fpri@t nur.
bon nWiNons Mote1 alnb neist boz:
su, ibm bic son3e 8erantport1ng
fir bic @ponnung in ben 8e5iebunz
gen 5u5uf@ieben.
Cine ber penigen 3eitungen, bic
fi9 ieben 3ommentars entbolten, iit
bic bo@offi5ieqe nMorbbeutf@e Mz
ssmeine 3eitung".
Bemertensmert 1T ber tpiirbtge
unb fiible Son, nit benz bic Breffe
}ib NIT ber erniten syrage bei6Gfz
tigt. Sbglei@ man es fiir unmDgz
1i9 bdlt, 19 ben amerifanif4en
Torberungen 5u fiigen, bringt bod
Der Mun19 bur@, einen Mnspeg gu
finben, Der f@ nit Der MIrbe oes
Reides unb fetnen milttdrif9en
Nottpenbigteiten peretnbaren ldBt.
9ie leberfeezNa@rt6 6ienagen1u1
erfldrt gu ben &Dmmentaren, bob
"-.sssss- .sssss- ollen etn feHenfeites @ertrauen
in Die &egierung berborgebe, uno
fiinbtgt an, baB bic &egiernng inn
ginflange nit Der Wiirbe bes Retz
DIES, Der M9tung bpr ben Re6ten
bes beutf6en @olfes borgeben tperbe,
GnglanDS 0aia4.
~VsA.n NS..>>ASA,~.sU Ens%rn NS
The Ordway new era., 1916-06-09

The Tyrolean Alpine Singers ana
Yodlers who are to appear on the
Chautauqua program this summer. are
natives of the Alpine regions in south.
western Austria. The inhabitants Of
this secluded place are a people unto
themselves" They have retained for
many generations the quaint costumes.
habits and mannerisms peculiar to
their ancestors.
Their music In distinctly character
istic Of their mountain life. and their
songs are full Of rare. thrilling quail
ty that appeals to every one Their
voices are strong and beautifully modu,
lated They are a versatile company.
each being n soloist. and tdey are able
to present unique program of great
variety.
Yodeling. which forms an important
part of many of their songs. is a peculiar
call or warble. and it originated among
the Alpine people many generations
ago. and these calls have been given
and answered through the mountains
for many years. As a part of their
songs they have a real meaning and
often express deep sentiment
Their native Instruments are the
either. harp and guitar. and seldom
does boy or girl grow to maturity
without becoming more or less an ex-
pert on one of these Instruments.
America first became interested in the
Alpine singers and yodlers In 1904.
when company appeared at the Ex-
position in st. Louis. Thousands Of
| people marveled at the volume and
harmony of their voices and the beau
ty Of their costumes.
Formerly their entire programs were
| given in the German dialect. but In re-
cent years. having appeared before
hundreds of Chautauqua audiences.
they have added American folk songs.
| national anthems and some Of the
more popular pieces. Their program is
| rduca tionai and highly entertaining
| apa wnf prove an enjoyable departure
rdinary musical attraction.
The Ordway new era., 1916-06-09
Mrs. A. Nj. Burger

A brief announcement of the death
of Mrs. A. NJ. Burger. formerly of
Ordway, was given in the New Era
recently, but the following is the ac-
count as taken from the Montrose
Press:
Mrs. A. M. Burger OF this city
died after an illness Of only few
hours, giving up her life for little
babe which died shortly after It's
birth. Death came at the home of
Mrs. P. E. Hitchcock, where the fam
lily had taken rooms for a few weeks,
expecting then to leave for the east
to settle in a new home near Chicago.
They arrived only the day before Mrs.
Burgers death, from Paradox, where
they have resided for some time past.
Myrtle May Clark was born in 1882
in Coal City, Ind, and was married
in that city twelve years ago to A.
NJ. Burger. Ten years ago they NOV
ed to Colorado, and came to Mont
rose three years later. Mr.. Burger
taught in the Montrose county high
school for couple Of years.
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anth Woman IS
Assaulted Home

Mrs.. Bode who resides on her claim
"a miles northwest OF Ordway was
assaulted in her home on Wednesday
evening by two unknown men. She
was unconscious for more than three
hours. Her son, VIM. Bode, residing
on an adjoining claim. stopped at
the mothers home In returning from
one of the neighbors and found her
unconscious and helpless. He sum-
moned aid and searching party went
out the next morning. and Sheriff
Humiston was notified. but so far
there is no clue as to the identity of
the men.
The men entered the Bode home
shortly after Mrs. Bode had retired
and asked to remain all night. She
told them they could probably stay
at her sons place short distance
away, whereon they asked for some
thing to eat. She stated that she
could get them something to eat if
they were really hungry enough to
cause her to prepare meal at that
time of the evening, whereupon one
of them struck her and rendered her
unconscious. She has no idea as to
who the men might be for it was
dark in the house when they entered.
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The death of the beloved young
woman leaves four little chilureh'
Cleon, Iris. Genevieve and Eleanor
Move, without the hand of a mother
to guide them thru life. and brok-
husband and mother. Mrs.
Elizabeth Clark who are unconsolable
in their sorrow. Mrs. Clark was with
her daughter when death relieved her
of her sufferings. Deceased was
devout member of the M. e. church.
The Ordway new era., 1916-06-09
LOCAL AND Personal

Joel T. Trailor and NJ. V. Codding
of Pueblo were here on business
Thursday. Mr.. Codding remarked
that Mrs. Codding who was in at
tendance at the w, C. T. U. conve.i-
ton held here recently, had glowing
accounts of the manner in which the
delegates were received and treated
while in Ordway.
r. A. Potter of Rocky Ford was
here this week the guest of his son,
Clyde Potter, and transacting busf-
ness.
Superintendent Snedeker and
Roadmaster Gallavan of the Missouri
Pacific were in Ordway the first OF
the week on business.
Obey that impulse. Insure your
crops against hail today. r. J. Pen
degrast, Ordway.
Fred Sabin and Lloyd Pollock were
over from Rocky Ford on water busf-
ness Tuesday.
Buy your gooseberries of Schroe-
der, 3 miles west Of Ordway.
Buy your gooseberries of Schroe-
der, miles west of Ordway.
| Obey that impulse. Insure your
crops against hail today. r. J. Pen
degrast, Ordway.
Misses Marie Fletcher OF ROCKY
Ford, and Beatrice Bolles of Crowley
visited Miss Ruth Mcdowell Thurs
day.
]. E. Bunce has lost three heifer!
the past week, yearling to threes.
Obey that impulse. Insure youl
.:rops against hail today. R. ]. Pen
degrast, Ordway.
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The RexaM lzhs

a loving wife and mother and true
and lasting friend.
The funeral took place on Wednes.
day afternoon at $3.50 at the Metho
dist church, Rev. j. T. Coulter off.
ciating. Interment n Cedar GENE.
terry. C. l.. Hawley is the undertake.
in charge.
Mr.. Burgers children have gone to
the home of Mrs. Meters of Indian.
apolis, Ind.
The Ordway new era., 1916-06-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Buy your gooseberries of schroe-
der, 3 miles west Of Ordway.
Chas. Johnson is working on the
farm for Geo. Renz this season.
J.C. Campbell and family left Sun
day by auto for a visit in various
points in Missouri.
Obey that impulse. Insure your
crops against hail today. X. j. Pen
degrast, Ordway.
The Ordway new era., 1916-06-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

BORN-A daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Petrie of Peak View,
June 6.
T. j. Kelley and family have mov-
ed from town to their ranch home
which Mr.. Kelley is handling this
year himself.
Obey that impulse. Insure your
crops against hail today. R. ]. Pen
degrast, Ordway.
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warrants at Par

County and city warrants are now
taken at par by both the Citizens
State Bank and the First National
Bank of Ordway
The Ordway new era., 1916-06-09

WANTED-PoSITIO ON A FARM
by boy II yrs. old. Willing to work.
Enquire at Jackson's Barber Shop.
The Ordway new era., 1916-06-09
Age of Wild Oots


oRDwAY,
The Ordway new era., 1916-06-09
HELP WANTED

WANTED-MEN AND TEAMS TO
Crowley.
The Ordway new era., 1916-06-09
EUGENE KNOX, IMPERsONATOR

.EuoENE KNOX coNvuLsED AUDIENCE WITH
LAUGHTER HUMOROUS READINGS AND CHAhAS'eH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uLL) DAILY
EVENING SECOND DAY OF cHAuTAuooA
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SEEDS AND PLANTS
ROOMS TO RENT

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
down stairs, convenient, to rent.
Phone O-37.
The Ordway new era., 1916-06-09

REFRIGE FOR SALE IN
good condition; has water cooler.
VIM Kersten, Ordway.
The Ordway new era., 1916-06-09

New Er. want Ads bring results.
The Ordway new era., 1916-06-09

GOOD PASTURE-1h MILES N
of city limits; plenty OF water. W.
r. Scott, box rs. Ordway.
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TO RENT OR SELL

FOR SALE OR RENT-9-ROOM
modern house in Sugar City, large
barns and outside buildings. Three
lots, good neighborhood. Address
postoffice box ST. Sugar City, Colo.
The Ordway new era., 1916-06-09
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

ORGAN, GOOD CONDITION, FOR
sale. Mrs. Belle Gallavan, ordway.
The Ordway new era., 1916-06-09

MAMIE GOATS
with young at sides, or to have
young soon. Inquire at New Era Of
flee.
The Ordway new era., 1916-06-09

TO RENT-15 ACRES NEAR ORD
way, suitable for cane. ]. Ayers.
Call at New Era.
The Ordway new era., 1916-06-09
LOST AND FOUND
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

EXCELSIOR MOTORCYCLE FOR
sale or trade. F. S. Miller, phone
Ordway 65R4.
The Ordway new era., 1916-06-09

FOR SALE-ONE NEW 2-BURNER
Clark-Jewell Oil stove. Call S7J11
The Ordway new era., 1916-06-09
CLASSIFIED ADS.

wANTED-To BUY A 400 POUND
young mare for cash. d. G. Roberts
The Ordway new era., 1916-06-09

Fine for Slicing and much cheaper
than regular hams. You'll like them.
The Ordway new era., 1916-06-09

This is the egotistical period
when son thinks he knows
more than his father.