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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20

The department. 1t is said. has been
handicapped in some of its progress
sive measures because postmasters
were chosen for their popularity. rath-
er than for their business ability.
The plan proposed would make post
mastership q business which a man
must qualify before receiving an
appointment. It would make possible
the promotion OF q postmaster from a
small office to a larger one. and in
stead OF installing a postmaster for a
four-year term to remain in one place
he would be installed in the office he
was best fitted for. If IL were found
that a postmaster serving in an office
with receipts OF $4,000 was quadifed to
serve in an office with receipts of $780,
600 he would be in line for promotion
to such an office.
BY this method. the service. it il
declared. would be improved and al
the same time would be economical
and placed on a business basis.
The proposed change would affect g.,
1872 postmasters. the number now ap.
pointed by the president. OF these So
are first class. 2,212 second class, Gal;
third class. There are 275 first class
offices in Indiana.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20

poetry. Mrs. Mahlon First furnished
the music for the afternoon. singing.
Gray Days." If ! Knew" and Cant
You Hear Me Calling" as opening
numbers and TWO of Shakespeare
beautiful songs. "Hark. Hank. Hank
The Lark" and who Is sylvan" at
the close Of the program. Mrs. Clark
Wagner. whose literature work is AL
ways done well. talked on that inter-
esting phase of shakespeare work,
the Sonnets. quoting from the more
famous ones. In connection with Mrs.
Wagner's talk Mrs. Van Steenberg
gave the Sonnet which is acknowledge
ed to be the worlds greatest love SON.
net
The reading of Mrs. Frank Hosler
merits special mention. Mrs. Hosler
was pleasing in her reading from the
Passionate Pilgrim, but it was her
splendid rendition Of the balcony
scene from Romeo and Juliet that
brought forth enthusiastic apprecia-
ton from her hearers. In a clever
contest entitled "A Shape spearean
Love story" considerable lack OF
Shapespeare's plays was displayed. no
one deserving even honorable men
ton. 1t may be worthy of note that
six members Of the literature depart
ment have seen Henry VIII now play
ed by Sir Beerholm Tree in Chicago.
At the conclusion of the program
Mrs, Mcconnell and Mrs. w. J. McAfeer
were hostesses at a dainty appointe ]
afternoon tea.
The department was honored in
having present Mrs. Burns wife of Jas
a. Burns Of oneida Institute fame.
Mrs. Burns is the house guest of Mrs
Floyd Adams
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20
COMING EVENTS.

Mrs. Leo Engelton of Elizabeth
street will be hostess to the Nau Tau
Beta Club at Christmas party Thrus-
day evening
SAFETY Razors at Nelson's. 12-2o-1
The Christmas meeting Of the
Colonial Club will take place Thurs
"a yafternoon with Mrs. f. 4. Gibson
at her home in Carroll street.
The Friday Afternoon Club VIII
meet with Mrs. James Dickson of
Highlaqd street for its Christmas grab
bag pI@y.
At hcR home in May street Mrs. IT. a.
Scowders Will be hostess Friday afteg-
noon to the members Of the Oak Leaf
Embroidery Club. a grab bag viii be
feature of the meeting.
Flash Lights. French Ivory Toilet
Articles and Manicuring Sets at Nell
sons. 12-2O-1
ThisJ weeks meeting of the Pine
STREE Ladies Aid Society will be held
Thursday afternoon ait the home Of
Mrs. Taimage Witt 4i6 Hickory street.
Mrs. F7auser Of Truman avenue viii
have the members Of the Golden Rod
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20
Yes, It Will
Take Some Leather

LONDON. Dec. 20.-Kicking the
Germans back across their own
borders Is requiring an enormous
amount of boot leather. AS Eng
land is supplying the greater por-
ton of all the boots worn by the
allied soldiers, the shoe factories
throughout England are swamped
with work today.
For the winter, the British gov
eminent will require 100000 feet
of upper leather for Cossack boots
ana 100000 feet-of leather for the
British soldiers footwear. The
shipments of such tremendous ord
ers must be completed by the time
cold weather sets in and has forced
the government to take up every
piece OF leather on the market.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20
PLAN To TREAT
POSTMASTER"
is A BUSINESS

WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.-Plans by
which the present method of Presi-
Dental appointment Of postmasters
will be abolished and appointments
made instead under the civil service are
under consideration by the post office
department. Postmaster General Bur-
Lesson, who IS preparing his annual re-
port. is expected to recommend that
congress this winter pass law to this
effect.
If adopted the act will take away
from members of congress their infIu-
ence in the selection of postmasters
and remove them from politics SUBJ
ject of patronage the country over.
Among many members OF congress
there is a strong sentiment for the law.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20
MRS. PHIELIPs 4 HOSTESS.

4 pretty scheme OF decoration was
employed by Mrs. Frank Phillips Of
Calumet avenue at her Christmas
party for the members Of the Neigh
horhood Club yesterday afternoon.
Christmas bells and red and green
garlands decorated the living room
and the luncheon table was attractive
with holly and red roses. A two
course luncheon was served after an
afternoon devoted. to needlework. The
club members also enjoyed a Christ
mas grab bag Mrs. Phillips had as
guests Mrs. Burgman, Mrs Charles
Kerlin and the following club mem
hers: Mrs. George Drackert, Mrs. Hugh
Morris. Mrs. A. NJ DeWeese. Mrs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20

committee.
Consideration Of Adamson resolu-
tion extending life Of Newlands rail-
road investigating committee for one
year wes temporarily blocked.
Passed legislative. executive and
judicial appropriation bill. carrying
s39,000,0o0 and providing wage in
creases for $4,000 government clerks.
Took up District of Columbia appro-
priation bill.
Adopted resolution to recess from
Dec. % to Jan. 2.
Adjourned at 4:51 p. m. to II a. M.
Nedr1es6axr
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20
SUBMITS TO OPERATION.

TMst Wednesday, DeCember Ioths
Mrs. Frances Kiger Of 567 Roosevelt
avenue. Hammond. submitted to "a
serious operation at the Hahnemann
hospital in Chicago. Word has been
received from the hospital that she .
recovering nicely.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20
INTERESTING STUDY MEETING.

In spite OF the snow furry Tuesday
afternoon. thirty-ive members of the
literature department of the Ham
mond Woman's club went to Kenwood
to enjoy the well known hospitality OF
Mrs. II A. Mcconnell and to listen &c
the attractive program arranged by
Mrs. w. G. Harrison on Shakespeare :
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20
Yesterday
in Congress
SENATE.

Commerce committee heard advo-
Gates and opponents of food control
bill
General Scott resumed his state
ment before military committee urging
universal military training.
Debate continued on District of
Columbia prohibition bill
Rejected So to So Underwood amend
ment for referendum on District Of
Columbia prohibition bill.
Adjourned at 5:25 p. m. to noon We'd
nesday.
HOUSE.
Resumed consideration of Legislative
appropriation bill.
Secretary Baker and General Gro
zier testified before military commit,
tee.
Captain Sims etestifed before naval
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20
EMpER DAY SERVICES.

Enber day services at St Paul's
Episcopal church viii be held this
evening at seven-thirty o'clock and on
Friday afternoon at four o'clock All
communicates are urged to attend The
service this evening which win be fol.
lowed with preparation for Christmas
communion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20


Two thousand feet Of film The Cap
tive santa Claus Will be shown ia
connection with the following program
at the First Christian church Thursday
evening, December 2Ist.
Song-~Joy TO The world" .......
........ .......#......... Congregation
Prayer.
Song Beginners Department
Exercise and song. Gifts for the
King" Mrs. Harry Davidson's class
Song-@A Dolls Lullaby ..
..--..... --... Primary department
With recitation BY Lois Littleton.
-The Waif" Mrs. J. r. Graves class
Tableau. The Foreigners Christ
mas" Miss Agnes Maguire's
and Miss Elizabeth Carey's classes
Exercise and Song. Message OF The
stars" Miss sylvia AIcNany's class
Song ...--... Mildred Anderson
Tableau-'sThe Enunciation@ ..
.-..-.-...... Mrs. Ingrahams class
Reading ..-.. Mrs Earl Robertson
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20
PERsONAI.s.

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Holtz,
ISL South Holman street, daughter
Robert DeWeese, Albert Lamprell
Glen Dickover who are attending Pur-
due. will come home this afternoon to
spend the Christmas holidays.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20
DrrETING FOR THURSDAY.

DR.. T. J Bassett Of the First Meth
odist church viii address the members
of the Baptist Woman's Union at their
meeting Thursday afternoon at the
church. His subject will be " CONVEX
sion" A social hour win follow in
charge of the following committee.
Mrs. w. b. Parker. Mrs. Jasper Palmer,
Mrs. G.. r. Pearson, Mrs. J. Pearson.
Mrs G. Potts. Mrs. ]. Potts and Miss
l. Parks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20

Mrs. Lawrence Harwood was hostess
to the members Of the Kilkare Club at
a pretty Christmas party yesterday
afternoon at her home. ISL Detroit
street. A grab bag was a feature 81
the party and after pleasant hour
spent with needle work the hostess
served a two course luncheon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20
CLUB Is ENTERTAINED.

Miss Laura F'ronam entertained the
members of the J. J. club. Monday
evening at her home in Warren
street. The main feature Of the even
ing was a Christmas grab bag. Marie
Rathburn was announced as the next
hostess for January sth.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20
At THE HAMMOND COUNTRY CLUB.

The Hammond Country Club was the
scene OF another OF its pleasant after
noon card parties for the ladies of the
club yesterday. Auction bridge was
pIaved and the honors in the games
were won by Mrs. Fred CFumpacker
and Mrs. c. G. Kinswill.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20

his superior officer. Chief Doherts
There were four witnesses examine d
who testified on the part of the city
and one witness was called for the de-
Tense.
At the conclusion OF the hearing Mr..
Lee was suspended Indefinitely. with
out pay There were a number OF spec
tators present
EFa.-a. Mn. fh. anIn.sr AsaIlaaan ~ 4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20
Beauty a4AS. Nsoou Digestion Go Hand /
Hand. Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets Insure Both.

sour risings. fermentation, heavy,
lumpy feeling in the stomach, indiges-
ton, dyspepsia. loss OF appetite or sim
liar stomach arrangement, YOU viii ina
at once remarkable improvement.
This scientific digestive does the di-
costing where the stomach either did
not do it before or did it very imper-
fectly.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are for
sale at all druggists at soc box.
Send coupon below today and we viii
at once send you by mail a sample free.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.

The marriage Of Miss Eliza Kniech
to James l. Giddings took place Mon
day evening at the brides home. zoo
Michigan avenue. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. E. B. Gross.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20
FIREMAN rs
SUSPENDED

At a meeting OF the board OF safety
of East Chicago held yesterday after
noon at the city hall. Arthur Lee. lieu
tenant fireman. was heard on charges
preferred against him in which he was
accused of using profane language TO
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20
LODGES.

Opal hive. No. s9s L. o I. NJ. NJ.
met last evening at the /. o. o. p.
hall The lodge session was followed
with social hour during which re-
freshments were served
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20
Good bye
Dyspepsia
You Can Now Do Your Own Cook
ing, Sample Each Dish and
Still Have a Keen,
Healthy Annette.
Healthy Appetite.

Try StuArt's Dyspepsia Tablets Free
If you enjoy preparing a luncheon or
an attractive dinner. but the odor Of
cooking pals ON you, take one Of stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets after your next
meal and IL you are given to belchins,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20
CHRIsTMAs THIMBLE PARTY.

Gold and silver Clutch Pencils. Cold
and Pearl Handel Pocket Knives al
n-A1aor,a 12-2O-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20

There will be a meeting this even
ing of Unity review, No. 2, w. B. A.,
of the Maccabees, at the X. of p. hall.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20

Harry vaux. Mrs. 4. II. Taper. Mrs
Farley Dunbar and Mrs. F. .
Brincken.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20

The regular meeting Of the Germania
Rebekah lodge was held last evening
at the Moltke I. o. o. F. hall in State
street On the next meeting night
there will be installation Of officers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20
SOCIAL NEWS

Crochet Club as her guests Thursda,
afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cum.

Educational Art and Music was the
topic at the meeting Of the Parent
Teachers Club Of the Irving school
yesterday afternoon. The subject was
discussed BY Miss Foster. supervisor
Of art in the schools and Miss Reyolds.
supervisor of music. The musical pro-
gram follows:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20
CHRISTMAS PRo4R.ANI.

Cameras and Kodak Albums at Mel
sons. 1920.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-20

High wine the plug tobacco ~
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-12-15
esortrag ilber Mcflaneme.

gssahrenD jeines Beludes IN WStnne=
polis traf Nrd{ioent q. q, Sttomener
pom Gon1mercial Stub etll therein
fonnr11en NIT s.. g. WcSntnre, Dem
@oitor oeS 1lpi1 Gitn Commercial
gullettn I'M anFang8 ndhlten W}onots
bier etnen @ortraq ab5llbalten u1ter Den
9(llSpesien De8 lofalen Commercial
Stub. 0crr sales.--future mirb lber
u5aleSmanibip ono Aooerttl'ns
ipree5ell, allf lpelhen @ebietener 9l1ltbort=
tdt lit. 0o5 eenaue Aat1lm n1r1
etlpas ipdter befannlt oeeeben lperoe11
SEER Gtto111eper lpiinfdt alle 0elhdttS=
lellte ser gtaot fiir oielen Nortrog 81
t11terelliere1 ul1b bittet be5balb un7
9}otisnabn1e bieler gefa1ellt11adn|ne
Ser 311tritt sl1 oen 8ortrage mtr>
frst lein,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-12-15

Gurp 6all Ser IN slngriff eerommerl
lpurbe mar Der BON @orl S. 9olnlan
qeQen 1bomaS 9eterion. Der 9ldger
perlangte $500 fit eint Speratlon
uel6e .er an 8eter{on's 9obn poll5osen
batte. Na9bem Sic Surn i6on aus
qeil,bt NOR, einieten ii6 Die betrefienoen
Harteien 1lllo bif Sllrp mllroe bon otelen1
fyal entfd)uloiat.
ssa1 oer1l SAL ppn 6reb Rie1R seeea
Charles Ientidn1a1n porta oer Wager
gbabenerfab perlonete fit etne an
qebHh bonn Berflagten peruriabte Anto
.Gollil{ion ipfah bie Snrp Mntlpods
nadnittae nm 3 llbr benz aldger Die
5umme bon $l00 gu.
Ser brittle fall ser CUR 8erba1lolung
oelanote mar Sic @6ooenerlakflage tpelz
de Sroin 3tesfe fiir {i6 nnb alS Sorz
m1,nb fir iet1l 30terden gegei1 peter
6anlen angeltrebt batte Der a11gebltb
3iesfeS 106ter6en NIT einenl @3metrao
iiberfabren bate. 0ieier 6all tpnroe
Donnerstaomorsen UNI 10 l1br an Die
s}urp sur 9eratung iibergeben. 1tez
lelben einigte1 li6 5u etnen Mabrlprltb
s1louniten bes GldgerS IN Der Sll1n111e
BON $500.
sNoh Beenoi9ung bielea safes ihten
ser 95pben aus Dem Gtptl aalel1oer 10
;ien1lid) bero11sseFallen gu iein. @tltde
Gipt(fdile nor benz >3iesfe Sail marell
lhpn oelblidtet ober perlhoben 1poroe11
1nb NIT SEM Sect Ser Snrp 6dlle lpuroe
lhnell oufqerdlll11t. 9llS lpir Die Torz
men ldlteben mrroe Set Uan BON gilbert
G5ielefe geoen Gtto 6ritoa oerbanoelt,
9(uber oieiem lollen no6 5lpei mettere
Gipil syurp 1Wlle porlteaen lrno mon
fann olio NIT Beitimntbett oarollf
rec61,en, oob. 1o6 oieie Mode NIT Dem
@ipil Surn Tdllen anieertunnt miro.
0ie @roBge1hmorelle1l bee110etel1 lbre
g[rbeit 9omer5tagmorgen uno muroe1l
bonn 9lid)ter entlallen. 9luber oen
ld)or au9efitbrte1l ipurben Nnflage1l er@
,oben geaen Soeipb &rauS me9en tat
ltden Nngriffs, eeeen 91ubolpb 6u=
bitldbing megen @bebru9s; Nll0olpE
Yeterlon lpege1l @inbrnhs tn et1 s6ulz
halts til Nlilforo unb Nlbert 0te1efe
>peoen 9iebltabl5 ether Sub.
s}n ibreln Bertdt on baS gertd)f
e11pfieblt Ste @ranb 9urp pas y}n=
ltreiebel1 Ser gsSd11oe uab oeS 5oblperfs
i'm Gpurt 6ouie l11lb beFiirmortet Die ~
forttae l11terillhune Der 1a1npFfellelI
rnn feitsuiteAen Of Sc FF}t4f1er Tftso ofsl
'1idt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-12-15
Gttt lberraIdter 0'roRseiAlpprel1er.

;Sranf Grumlet pom 5torf Jomnz
1bip mar eiu niht ments lberrol6ter
N}a1n, dls er aln Giensta9norgen tnl
Gollrt 6oule a1fan1. 0err Grunllet
NOR als ojroB9eldmorerer ge5ogen
lporberl, Inn BET Oem gegenmdrttgen 0ez
rid)tSterl11tl1 Su oienen uno bdtte lollen
on1 W1ontaglnorsell nm II llbr li0 bet
Nidter Glien a1uneloer. Gr erl6ten
/ |iebo6 ntht rllo Ser Sag gt11g oabtn 1lno
noeb i1n1ner botte 1td fetrr5err ernnlet
leben lalien. SierunbSna1l5tg Stunoen
sl1 1pdt, allo a1n folsenoen Gage itellte
er iid jebod ein. @r erfldrte, er babe
fih UNI ei1len Gag oerre6net nno bdtte
ieineu Srrtllnr 11i6t entoedt, biS er o111
DienStagnlorgen bier etngetrofTen Jet.
Mtebter Gllen nabm ieine Gntlbulot=
9lrne an, entlhuloiete ibn aber BON
ieinen Oienlte1, oa bte Nrbeit bereits
lolpeit porangelhritten NOR, baB mon
obnel ietne Wittbtlfe ferttg tperoen
fonnte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-12-15
oeiratsselAaite ppr5iislid,,

gsojienrthter georoe Goll batte
letta1 5onlstog leu1e 9d11oe ;, Doll NIT n,
yrall1laeSsere1no11ie1l. 3uerlt 1tellte
licb etn pdrhen BON 9allSfa etll Dos
TT bos Gbejo0 eebunoen >peroell pollte.
sic 1poren Oerr Nriltopber 90. sl11ber=
ion uno Sri. W}otbilba Boullon: Ser
91id)ter sog be11 gheftloten rald) 1tllo
ltroFf sll1an11ne11. Ga1rn batten lie
lih perablc)ieoet ais Derr s.. SC.
i5i1her bon NamIep Go1lntn unb SRI.
9lnna l1bl bon bier lt6 et11ltellte11 l1n0
Nupioo lei11ell belten BIetl lhteBe1l
lallen mollte11. Der S1tdter pollSo9
Sic oanbl1n1g lpeioer NIT gSiirbe ltno
9fad)brud.
r95a6lte", iaote Ser 9iidter, n9ier
gebt es gu1l5 nod) ber slrt elmer garz
bier(
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-12-15
.Sas Slut GDntrpl 8erbDr iii Drtpn=
bile NOR Elm Grfplg.

9Sie IN ppriger 9fun1r1er Sci. Yolt be-
fannt geseben, lpurbe am 5a11sta9 por
Eaht Tagen in Srtonptlle b,lr6 aieut.
Sol. Gbmaro S. @6ul5 BON oem Ser.
5taaten engineering @orps ein Serb0r
|abeebalten be5ielib Der O16gfidfeit
einer 8elbeilerung ber 3nftdnbe IN Den
Minneiota ullb Neb Miper Idlern ollrdb
Berbi1iber.n1g be1 ueberl6apemmlntsen;
hie ben Jarnen 1lno anberen1 Gigentunt
falt idbrlid etaen 5naben bon Tauienz
ben bon Collars oerurladen. Manor
8. q. Sritibe IN 8egleitltng BON
Daniel @illiamS bon Cambria, Capt.
Safob !6inbernann bon Sort Ntbgeln,
Mlera11ber Nnliell BON gSelt 9}euton
'unb Treo 6rttl6e, 5r., BON 2afapette
1paren anpeie11b. O}apor 5ritihe, ser
a1n Nbe11h 5l.riidfebrte, bert6tet fol-
ee11beS:
rGS mar ei1le grobe. 3abl 9sertreter
BON bell perl6ieoenen 9eftionen Der 5lpet
Idler Sugeeer1, u11o ttb CLAUDE, oab bteles
.8erb0r quite Trii6te tragen miro.
Colonel @hulS >purbe ,iiber Die s3uz
ltdtlbe entlong Ser Tlulle t1lforlntert BON
Eerlone11 1peld)e falt jeoe8 Sabr BON ben
Ulllten I'll leiben hatten. SIS parer
geute, melhe lpubten >popon lie reoete11,
uno ab1olut allfridtig tn tbren s(ngabe1l,
>pe(6e auf Sol. 56ul5 @inbrlld ma6ten
uno i'm iiber5eueten BON Ben 3ultanoen,
llnter beren Iaule1oe let0en.
u3u bebauerl1 lit eS 11ur, oaB bon Den
2euten IN W}anfato lmb anoern Bldbel1
an 6luiie binunter 5ll lpe1ltg S1lterel1e
IN Ser 5ahe 9e5ei9t lptrc. sic miiroe11
obne 3>peifel itb freaen iiber 9ute17
@erfolg, abr 1deitlen ii6 lelblt ntbt an
Sultre11ger, tbn su erreidel1."
Oeanor Uritide ia9t, oab ote 9eut(
tn ben Sipei -Jdtern ltromauflpdrtS ar
betber 9ettel1 oer 9taat8gre1l5e pollau
| fir Sic So6e ei11treten u1b entlhlofe1
li11o, ite 81 eine1n glten @1oe 5l1 tretben
N1tt ben eea111ten ber 6ret Staaten 5l1=
| lanune11 iptrfe11b lit liher SIT erlparten
bab nun et>pas 51lr Qbhtlfe oeS s){ot
| itonbeS geton miro.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-12-15
6pd5eitsgiDden.

Trl. S(una llbl 1st1o 9err Bruce
ssiid)er ,puroe1 a1n Samsta9 i'm
Gourtlboule BON Nidter Nob 9etraut.
Die iuuee Game mar BON NunOhelt
an in 91e,p lllm lpobnbatt nit ausz
nabme ser lebten bier Sabre, lelt
tpelder .3eit ite ltd in Monta1lno ll1o
ct. Youl aalfbielt. Ste tit Die A0d,z
ter pom Serr ur1b 6rau Sohn nbl bon
Der gl1n1mit 9lpenle. Ser Vrdltttz
oaln lit i3eitbean1ter tn Der Spttt
ehldd)terei GIT ct. Balll,
gsad) oer 1raung mllrbe ben 11abe
ite,enben Ger>panbten u1lo Srellnoeu
Elm iSeiteile1l perabretht inl eltertt1en
soeim Der 8rant. Ite 9idn1ne lpare1t
ocldnladppll NIT :3terrallfen n1o Jtel=
len eeidlniieft. 1as 0eiponot Der
fralf lpar aus rolenfarbteeln erepe
Sy hine. gie l3eueen moren 5err
,Srau Ml,1. gtebert. IaS Jll1lge
~ llddr reiite am gonntag nash ct,
: Saul, ipoielblt lie ibrsi ssauslfano
sriinbetl teroer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-12-15
gurnstpmn ,uill Die 9anDitrake bes
gpmnjbips perbeiYern.

gsie aus Ser 5pri11gfielo Tree YreB 5u
erieben, li1lo Sic @inlpobner bon Burns
totpn oabei, Sic 2anbltraben ibreS
IomnlhipS burd eine &te5beoedllng
perbelerl1 Su lailen. Bettttonen tperoen
I'M ll1nlallf sebra6t unb G5eloer gez
lQn11nelt our1 SEN SuperDtlor @eorge
Bobfe BON Burnstoipn 5u ben1 3wede,
bier O2eilen Ser 5traben NIT &ieS 5ll
beleee11. Sc lit tbn1 gelurgen $500
3ula11r1ren3ubringen luo oa8 5ofpnlbip
lit pillers etne glei6e 5un1ne bet5u@
tragen, unter Ser gebingllng, bab Dos
Gou1tn eben}opiel basu gibf.
9nperptlor 2orenS Henner 5trfnltert
eine glet6e Betition 81 gletben1 S3mefe
in et11em anbern Settle bes Ioipnibips.
Dte Neetbooe, Sic in ienen1 Tonmibip
5ur Berbellerlrng Ser 9traben angez
menoet lntrb, 9efdllt al1geltideinlt9 ben
s5arnern, unb lie linb gang begeiltert
fir Ste 9a6e.
@erlnau Hfaenber BON Manfato,
friiber Bier lpobnbaft bat eine Nn}tellnng
NIT ser Nanllep Gountp 5tate 8anf gu
|5t. Gaul angenonne11 l11b bat fetne
1dtigfett BORT bereit8 angefrten.
Brd1ioent Ser 8anf lit 8eter Wanoerz
felo, fruber ebenfall8 bier mobnbaft.
.3mei 8eiuber aus Morean, Die
Derre11 @n1il Dtttbenl1er u11b 6reo
|l5tei11bal18 batten Dor et1igen 5agen
einet1 l1nfan auf ibrem 5einlfuege bon
bier. ST. Der gfdbe bon Morgan l6lng
Sic Maldine iiber uno 5err Iittber1ler
fanl ulfer bie1elbe binu1lfer. Oit
aroBer Wdibe gela1ug es ibn1 ii6 lossllz
ma6en. @liIdliherlpiele fat1en beioe.
init mr. geringer gerlehluagell oappll.
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gie 1oftorel1= NlfreO groebner
,lnb A1iorelp s. Nnlanl1, oie filr5lth tbr
.@faatSe1a1ner1 Dor Dem State 9ental
Boaro 1na6te11, babel1 ei1le eilbaber=
lhaft geidloffen uno merben III Babe
tire Ral1ne i'm Jarn1ers 1lno 9 fterd'aAlts
Sgtaie ga1lf Gebd1lbe er0ffner.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-12-15

SIS. Nihter aus saroil, g. 9.
lbefi11bet it'd eeeenlpdrtta bet bieliaell
! gssrspat.Ssssl auf eflsst.