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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-30
ROBO DE ZAPATOS

Los detectives Green Y Harris arres
taron I IN negro Y : I'm meNicano
que fueron acusados del robo de IN
gran numero dc Zapatos de n Guaran
tee Shoe Company. durante Ii Sema-
ma pasada. Gran parte de 10 rubauo
Sc ha r~ecobrado Va,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-30
INvITACION

los Con,iSionadoS del Condado han
arcsyaGo n in~"itacion que les hizo e.
loaci,ic dc Concrete para partci-
aa- en- h gran parada que rcndr3 III
.ar eli pa del Trabaja. Sc es2er2
que oS CcmiSionatos aSlSta1 en-
Cucrpo en- uno de los AUTOMOBILES del
NunHaIn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-30
Defuncicnes.

Dolores Gonzalez. 10 amos, Avcni-
da Jones numero $50. Pneumonia.
Pedro CampoS, 81 amos, Gale de
San Salvador numero 210. Tuber-
culosiS.
Sra Rosa J. Mata. SO amos. Gale
de Laredo Al Sur numero 120. 1c-
tericia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-30
- ULTIMA SESSION. DE Los CO.
MISIONADOS

En- IA Ultima session ce!ehrada por
81 COrciliO Sc someti0 4 Ia conside-
raciGn de los ccmiSionados una en-
micada 4 i&5 ~ordenanzas relatjva =
Is empresas que eIplotan 81 auuEc.0
rural cn va-ios paraJes de Ia ciudad.
an virtui dc las quejas que ai%unos
prgpiet.riCs de fIncas han ~preSelJa-
do. Lo- re3resentantes de tres gran
Ges Companies &c eSa clase h2n sldO
llamaGos ante Il ComlsiGn para e!
pr6ximo j~Ueves, = lin de discUtir,
con clos Ea-ia5 Cuestiones del con
tg.-o que rieHen celehradO COY Il
Ciutad. Sobre Ia c~olocacjGn dc los
rir.Gos amunc.os hubo una detenlda
discussion que seguramence har" que
j.. e.ElieHGa DrCguesta sen aceptada.
FL MAYOR Brown fuc aH-or!Zado
pare e~jecg-ar . los p~ropIctarioS dc n
ca!Je de T-avis Al Oce>te. coudena-
dos con motive Ge Il ampiaclon que
So "a . hacer i u.cha Gale.
Sc concedi6 Hce@cia a cuarro pro
piecarios lie jitHeys para corner Sus
r....as aasta lus , &c II mariana. Has
III :.hora eI segy:cjo Ge jitueys IN
rrsaIo e las y lie Il noche.
= c~once,ii0 pe.miso = Ia San An
,aa:a Traction Company para cons
,.s.ir ua camolo de 500 pies de lo1"I-
,st .erca Ga Eoek Quarry a Norte
.,. DsHev Place.
St flo Il recha del IS de scpt;em-
B hire D.-2 aim;tir ErOpUSIcIuucS lie
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81 RETRATOS p0R IS

- M M Us FUN IIH
son lomaGOs de To-
togr1ii5 originates %
FcVEeSetliln ileT,aus-
mGlereS -H pUSiciaar~
ualuTaleS. Los eaFIa
mos ~ sObFe CeTTIC|-
FRENCH PHOTn CO.
BcpartamrHtU
~GREEStILiE. MiIiI.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-12-22

At 10 O'Clock a. m., Dec. 4, 1915,
Board of County Commissioners of
Valley County, Montana, met pursu-
ant to law, Peters A. West and Carl
J. Anderson, Commissioners, and W.
B. Shoemaker, Clerk, present.
Minutes of last regular and inter-
vening meetings were read and ap-
proved, as corrected, adding bill al
lowed Peter Peterson for mileage and
per diem, $3.50.
James Boyd, of Culbertson, ap-
peared before the board and made ap-
plication for the cancellation Of per-
sonal taxes assessed against him for
the year 1903, as he owned no veal
property at that time and he states
that Sheridan county commissioners
have cancelled it so far as their rec.
ords are concerned.
On motion the personal taxes
amounting to $62.93 assessed against
James Boyd Of Culbertson for the
year 1903 as shown in book B, pag'
10, for said year are hereby ordered
cancelled.
Voting "Aye"-Anderso and West
commissioners.
Albert Kerr appeared before tn
hoard and took up matter of raise OF
cattle and horses for year 1916. As
SCISSOR was called in and after goin&
into the matter thoroughly, arrange
ment was made for refund upon pres
entation of bill in regular way.
Commissioner West reported tina
on the advice Of county attorney, h
and the clerk have not signed con
tract for material for and construc
lion of Hinsdale Special Sewer I'm
yrivement District No. I, for the rea
.on that same is not satisfactory i
The Glasgow courier., 1916-12-22
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS

it's provisions and they recommend
that a new contract be drawn.
At IL o'clock noon on motion board
took a recess until 2 o'clock D. m. of
even date.
PETER A. WEST,
Chairman.
Attest:
w. B. SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
At 2 o'clock p. m., Dec. 4, 1916,
Board of County Commissioners of
Valley County, Montana, resumed,
Peter A. West, Carl J. Anderson and
the clerk present.
VIM. Knife, representing Jurgens
and Knife, appeared before the board
in support of claim for refund of
taxes paid on horses in Valley county
which belong and were assessed in
Phillips ounty, and after making
careful investigation board agreed to
make refund on presentation of claim
in regular way.
D. F. Hall appeared before the
board on behalf of Glasgow Fire Co
and made application for appropria-
ton and matter was taken under ad.
visement.
Bids for medical attendance OF
county poor and inmates Of county
! jails for the ensuing year were
opened as follows:
DR.. A. N. Smith, 5000 per year o,
$75 per month.
DR.. E. N. Layton, 5000 per year o,
$50 per month.
On motion all bids for medical at
tendance for ensuing year were re.
jected.
Attorney John NJ. Kline appeared
before the board in support of {
kclaim filed by G. A. Fadness for re
The Glasgow courier., 1916-12-22

600 No. 2, polling place No. 4 900
Maud McGovern, clerk, precinct
500 No. 2, polling place No 4 500
James McGovern, clerk, pre-
cinct, polling place No. 4. 800
900 R. c. Arnold, judge, precinct
No. 2, polling place No. 81 600
600 E. L. Archibald, judge. precinct
No2, polling place No. 81 900
800 A. P. Arnold, judge, precinct
No. 2, polling place No. 81. 800
500 Oscar Hartmann, clerk, precinct
No. 2, polling place No. g.. 800
900 Harry Hockey, Judge, precinct
No. 3, polling place No. 1 600
900 Henry o. J. Luraas, Judge, pre-
cinct No. 8, polling place No.
l 6.OC
900 Hans o. Kjorsvik, judge, pre-
cinct No. 3, polling place No.
900 6.Ot
Caroline w. Clark, clerk, pre-
9.0OI cinct No. 3, polling place No.
l ON
Athol B. Duncan, clerk pre-
900 cinct No. 3, polling place No.
i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ON
w. B. Dolson, Judge, precinct
900 No. 3, polling place No. q 6.0t
Alfred Chambers, judge, pre-
900 cinct No. 3, polling place No.
-......................-........ ON
900 Thomas Howard, judge, precinct
No. 3, polling place No. g. 6.0(
900 w. H. Parcher, clerk, precinct
No. 8, polling place No. o. 6.0(
600 Vivian B. Dolson, clerk, precinct
No. 3, polling place No. g. 6.0l
600 Arthur R. Moen, judge, precinct
No. 3, polling place No. g. 60,
600 Rudolph T. Ebersold, judge,
precinct No. 8, polling place
500 No. 3 60,
Frank J. Ward, judge, precinct
No. 3, polling place No. s., 601
500 Thos. O. Pritchard clerk, pre-
cinct No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6O'
A. O. Nelson, clerk, precinct
600 No. 3, polling place No. g. 6O'
W. d. Price, Judge, precinct
500 No. 4. polling place No. H.. 9.0
NJ. F. Chester, judge, precinct
The Glasgow courier., 1916-12-22
Howard c. Hines, judge, pre-
cinct No. 2, polling place No.

E. r. Bohan, judge, precinct No.
2, polling place No. 2....,.
F. F. Smith, clerk, precinct No.
2, polling place No. 2....
VIM. J. O'Connor, clerk, precinct
No. 2, polling place No. D..
l.. 0. Thompson, judge, precinct
No. 2, polling place No. g..
J. B. Christopherson, judge, pre-
cinct No. 2, polling place No. 3
Chas. E. Axtell. judge, precinct
No. 2, polling place No. s..
Carl l.. Rosholt, clerk, precinct
No. 2, polling place No. B..
George L. Nelson, clerk, pre-
oinct No. 2, polling place No.
Mary NJ. McGovern, judge. pre-
cinct No. 2, polling place No.
W. L. Wickem, judge, precinct
No. 2, polling place No. 4..
Ed. Mahoney, judge, precinct
The Glasgow courier., 1916-12-22

No. 4, polling place No. H.. 900
Lillian Tanner, Judge, precinct
No. 4, polling place No. H.. 900
T. J. Clingman, Judge, precinct
No. 4, polling place No. L.. 900
J. D. Chester, Judge, precinct
No. 4, polling place No. 1........ 900
Arlie l.. Seeley, clerk, precinct
No. 4, polling place No. H.. 900
Pearl R. Jones, clerk, precinct
No. 4, polling place No. H.. 900
Geo. H. Rutherford, Judge pre-
cinct No. 4, polling place No.
Observation-Disclosures. QUO
F. H. Hopwood, judge, precinct
No. 4, polling place No. o. 600
! Oscar w. Timm, clerk, precinct
No. 4, polling place No. D. 600
Walter L. Frazier, clerk, pre-
cinct No. 4, polling place No.
l. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6.OO
Arthur August Carlson, judge,
precinct No. 5, polling place
NO. l Observation-Disclosures. 500
Paul S. Paulson, judge, precinct
No. S, polling place No. 1.. 900
| Delbert F. Miller, judge, pre-
I, cinct No. S. polling place No.
1 ,......................... 900
Lee Chouinard, clerk, precinct
No. S, polling place No. H.. 900
Frank Ruffcorn, clerk, precinct
No. 5, polling place No. H.. 900
John X. Willis, Judge, precinct
No. S, polling place No. 2.. 600
Bennie Sather, Judge, precinct
No. 5, polling place No. d.. coo
A. J. Vanhoozer, judge, precinct
No. 5, polling place No. D.. 600
Hazel Sather, clerk, precinct
No. S, polling place No. 2...... 900
Fern Clark Willis, clerk, pre-
cinct No. S, polling place No.
Observation-Disclosures. 500
John Hayenga, judge, precinct
No. 5, polling place No. g.. 600
W. c. Greenup, Judge, precinct
No. 5, polling place No. B.. 600
George P. Hance, judge, pre-
cinct No. 5, polling place No.
. Observation-Disclosures. 500
Continued on page 20.)
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fund Of taxes paid under protest on
500 head of cattle for the year 1916,
and matter was taken under advise
ment.
On motion Mrs. Alec Stephens ap-
reared before the board and stated
that she is in a destitute condition
and asked for aid.
On motion the clerk and recorder
was authorized to issue an order for
$50 monthly in favor of Mrs. Alec
Stephens.
On motion the clerk was instructed
to notify the First National Bank
that quarters for county attorney will
not be required after Jan. /, 1916.
At 4 o'clock p. m, on motion, board
took a recess until 10 o'clock a. M,
Dec. 5, 1916.
PETER A. WEST,
Chairman
The Glasgow courier., 1916-12-22
w. B. SHOEMAKER, Clerk.

At 10 o'clock a. M, December 5,
1916, Board of County Commissioners
of Valley County, Montana, resumed,
Peter A. West and Carl J. Anderson,
Commissioners, and the clerk present.
Matter of salary of Superintendent
and Matron of Poor Farm was taken
up and after considering the matter
and taking into consideration the fact
that the average number and inmates
has not been sufficient to warrant the
payment Of the present salaries.
On motion, the salary of superin-
tendent and matron of county poor
farm is hereby reduced to $1,000 per
year, or $50 per month for each, from
and after Jan. 1st, 1917.
Board then proceeded to examine
returns and allow compensation of
judges and clerks Of the last general
election as follows:
Nels Brenna, Judge. Precinct
No. /, polling place No. H.. $500
c. Bonnabel, judge, precinct No.
No. /, polling place No. L.. 500
Lorn Fladager, judge, precinct
No. l, polling place No. 1 800
A. C.. Olson. clerk. precinct No.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-12-22

No. l, polling place No. H..
Manick Skogen, clerk, precinct
No. l, polling place No. 1..
William Daniel Henderson,
Judge, precinct No. l, polling
place No. 2 ...........................
John E. Mccall, judge, precinct
No. /, polling place No. g..
Albert G. Michel, clerk, Precinct
No. /, polling place No. g..
John Fuller, clerk, precinct No.
/, polling place No. 2..,.-
A. S. Opheim, judge, precinct
No. 2, polling place No. 1.....-
Geo. w. Brown, judge, precinct
No. 2, polling place No. 1..
Earl H. Jacobson, judge, pre-
cinct No. 2, polling place No.
X. koppang, clerk, precinct No.
2> polling place No. 1,....
John NJ. Redfield, clerk, precinct
No. 2, polling place No. 1......
Jos. A. Milestone, Judge, pre-
cinct No. 2, polling place No.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-12-22

Continued on page 2O.)
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-05-12
@G0lteber9 t)pra1t+
8erlins Muiter~ goritaot 1T
iparlam.
&arten fir alle Mabrnn9smittel.

8erlin, 8. Scat. Ser @orort @@6z
neberg fiibrt am Ii. M}at als @rgdn<
5ung Der etnfetttgen 8rotfarten nob
pD@entli6e allgemetne Nabrnngsmttz
telforten Elm. Die neuen &arten entbal<
ten 5lpDlf numerierte Mb14nitte, BON
benen ieber ben sSnbaber gu einem
@iertelpfunb 5leif@ ober Syett bere@s
tigt. 9lu@ fann man fir ieben Mb<
i@nitt elm balbes pfunb 9iilfenz
frI9te runb fir fiinf Mb1@nitte an<
bere Mobrungs1nittel erteben, orie
Der Magtftrat perf@affen fann" Ser
8iirgermeifter duBert in Der 8etannt@
ma@ung Der Neuerungs bas 8ebauern,
bob. e. :nt6t san5 grpBz8erlin perz
qnlai1sn .fpnnte, bds @let9e gu tl1n.
Sic eSnbaber Ser &arte11. f6nnen ntbt
nit einem &auf ollie Mbf@nitte ibrer
&arten, auf einmal Qufbrau9en, Die.
@@1nebsrger Stabtbeb1r6e gibt bon.
Sag 5u Sag betdnfit, pann ieher
numerfertea Mbi9nitt giillig 1T.
Diiffelbbrf 8. Mai..Ga gum ,8eften
ber Giirmere11 8epDIterungstloffen perz
ben 11dhitens rRleibungstarten" .ein=
gefIbrt tperben, ouf @runb beren man
Mn5ugitoffe btllig talfen fonn, tpenn
lie fir ben 5amiliengebrQu9 beitimmt
finn. u.
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@ege1t @iliolt+
Mu4 s. 81. bon oeutiaen @eif,
liden ab9etan.
Dbne l1nteri6ieo Der 8onfeiiiou.

gbieogo, 3d., 8. Moi. !9aben bic
beut19en @eiitlt9en @bicagos un0
Der nmgegenb 1t@ felt Sabr uno Sag
gon5 bon Der polittt ferngehalten,
10 1aben it9 berf9tebene bon ibnsn,
uno 3tpar Wertreter Der berf@iebe1z
iten &onfei1ionen, ieBt peranlaBt, 8ll
Der beportebenoen prdiioentenpabl
@teaung gu nebmen. Sic erlieBen
ndmlt@ bic folgenoe, gegen Milfon
unb NDoiebelt geri@tete @rfldrung:
uSpoH5 mir Yaitoren grun6fdBli9
uns bisber r1t@t (bieuei@t lpeniger als
/ gut mary an ber Yolitit 6irett beteiz
ligt baben, ma6t Ole gegentpdrtige
ernfte politii@e 2age, in. Der ii9 ur1z
Ter 2onb unb 8olf befinbet, es uns
CUR gang unabpeisbaren pfli@t, bas
unfrige ba3u gu tur, baB Bel ben
tommen6en Natipnaltpnpenten I'M
Stunt nur tpirfltcb anertfanif9e Nrdz
itbenti9afts : Ranbioaten aufgeitem
tperben. Daber mug .es unfere prafz
tti4e Mnfgabe iein, entf9ieoen gegen
bic Nomination bes gegentpdrtigen
prdfioerlten @tlfon auf be1nofratii9er
@eite Stequng 3u nebmer. @enau iD
entf9ieben miii1en mir gegen Die Mufz
1teuung bon Sbeooore Mooiepelt euf
republitantf6er Seite prnteitieren, ba
beioe cine unamerifantf9e 9altung
ge5eigt baben1.
Die grtldrung tit bon 4 @eiitli9en
Ser oeutf9en eDangelif6en @pnobe, 2
Der eb.zlutb. sSouu @pnooe, 4 Der
beutf9en Metbobiftenfir9e, einen1 faz
thDlif9en Prieiter, iotpte ie einem
geiftli9en Der eD.zlutbertf9en Martz
burg Z @Dnooe, Der epang. .zlutb. @ez
neralfDnpoe, Der oeutfden reformierz
ten Rir4e unb Ser ebang.zlutb. Mii=
fpuri : Sbnpoe unter5ei9net.
MngebIid) torpeptert.
sdpner n9aralb" bcn bentidem
ltnterieebDDt III Der Mprbiee berienft.
RDpenbagen, iiber 2onbpn, 8. Mui.
6ier pl1rbe geitern erfldrt, 0ab Der.
@9pner r9araIo" IN Der Norofee
BON einem beutf9en llnterfeeboot torz
peoiert porben fei. Die 8enannung
tpurbe BON oen San9bopt an 8orb.
genommen unb fpdter ei1len Dampz
fer anpertraut, Der iid auf Der Gabrt
na6 Noripeger befanb.
2on6Dn, 8. Mai. Ser i9ipebif9e
Dampfer .8lenba" braAte bic Melzl
b,lng, oab brei 1lorlpesi1de @Aoner
il Der Morbfee bpn ben Dentihe
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-05-12
Nngit it grok.
Dentlbe @anoelsjd9er
lpieoer I'M Mtlantif.
i3mei Saubbpute babei.

y2ep gort, 8. Mai. Die Msuni<
tipnsfabrita11ten leben tpieber eirmal
in 9eibendngfer1. Der fran50itf@e
9ampfer nWene5ia" bra@te ndmli@
geitern bic Melbung mil, bob 3tpei
bel1t1be 9ilfsfreu5er unb 3tpei gan3
11eue grpBe nnter{eeboote i'm Mtlantic
na@ 9pfern 1u6en. Die u@enetia"
n1rbe 700 Meilen rorbDfli4 BON
&ap Mace, Meufunblanb, 1000 Metz
len BON Nep Dorf entfernt, alfo mit=
ten int atlantif@en O5ean, bon einem
unbefannten 9ampfer BON ettpa
5000 Sonnen sSnbalt angebalten
unb, als lie ertflieben ipollte, be-
19p{1en. Dur@ gei@idtes ManDDz
rieren gelang es Der u@enetia" 5u
entfpnmert.
eSn Der g1dbe bes Dampfers, Der
bic @diifie abgab, befanben .ii@ ef1l
grDberer 9tlfstreuaer BON ettpa 1000
5onnen unb atpet sroBe unterieez
boote. 9lur ber fletnere Dampfer be,
teiligte f@ an Der bergebli4en Sasb.
auf bic r@enetio". @tpa Elm Dutzi
3enb S@iife tpurben anf baS G6iff
obgegeben, unb 11ur Der @inbru@ tber
9untelbeit rettete bas fran5D1i9e
S@iff.
Die beuti9en @@tffe befanben ii@
ouf Der Tabrt nod Meten unb biirfz
ten iid iebt in Der Mdbe Der ameri<
fantf6en Riifte befinben.
Ser Ropitdn bes Dampfers bate
beute n1ittag ei11e ldngere nnterre<
bung nit &apitdn Sup @aunt, bem
Marinedtta96 Der brtttf4e1l 8otz
.{9aft in Wafbin9ton, ber it@ in Netp
Dort befinbet, @s bteh fpdter, er
babe iofort na@ 9altfar telegrap4iert,
ba1nit bic in amerifanii9en @epdiz
fern liegenben &reu3er BON bort aus
inforn,tert iperben fDnnten. Ser 4az
pitdn bes Dampfers bat einen amtz
li6en 8ertdt abselegt, beffen Snbalt
ni@t betannt geiporben 1T.
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6iirftig, abgeieben BON Der Melbun9
iiber Dietners @rmDrbung. 9ie @ar@
nt1pn in Glenn Sprtngs biiBte Pfer@
be unb blante Waffen Elm. Metter
@plDe ipurbe erf9of7en, a1s er bic
Werbe aus bem pfer6 beraus3ieben
tpplte.
General 5uniton erbielt ferner
sfo1genbe Nadri9ten, bic ndbersn
Muff@lub iber bas am 1reitog itottz
gefunbene @efe6t Der Metter bes
Sol. !9op3e BET Oio N5ules geben:
u@pdtere 8eri9te bon 6ptp3e er<
t1dren, bob So Daquis i'm Sample
fielen, so pertpunbet tpnrben. gol.
Mntonio Mngeles unb 0o1entine
@asques ftnb unter ben Soften. gfer>
be l1nb Maultiere, bic eingefangen
tpnrbe1l, iinb ben in Der @egenb an>
1df5igen 8eiiBern tpieber 5ugeiteut
tporbe11. Sem @ernebmen na9 baz
ben ft@ 8eHrair, Marttn 2ope5 uno
Surangi I'M 8e5irt @atebo bereinigt.
9te Na@rt9t 1T nt6t beftdttgt. 8ier>
bunbert Mann ber. be fdctozHegiez
rung finb beute morgen bon @biz
buabua IN @uii eingetroffen. M@ts
neues iiber 8epegungen Der be facz
tpz&egterl1ngstruppen."
ssSn nilitdrti9en &reiien 1T man
ber Mnii9t, bab bic 8emegung Der
meritanif6en 9egierungstruppen nuu
BEN 8e3irt @u1t bic Pldne bes @ez
,1erals 9bregon f0rbern iou, ber Die
Mbft@t Fat, nit gr6Berer Sruppen<
1na6t bic .8anbiten ouf5uit0bern, TO-
tpte bos l1ebereinfommen betreffs
gemetnfamer @erfolgung Der @t0renz
frtebe in &roft getreten 1T.
6euas 9efllebet.
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9ftppert III &erltlt,
9elegat Mu1erifas far Ditprer<
Renbilfe empfan9er.
@on 8rite11 autsebaIteu.

Stem Worf, 8, Stat. Sem bieiigen
YrdFbenten Der SFpreuBen : 9ilfe
ber Ser. @taaten, 9errn @ugen 9en<,
nigien, tit geftern BON Bergen bic tee
ssss apbiihe Ma9ri9t 5ugegungen. bob.
Rs;ldtter Mfreb 6. Nippert, npn ginz
cinnatt, s., Ser gum Ronben4 oes
Het9sberban0es Der 9ftpreubenz9i1fe
na9 briiben gereiite @ertreter Ser
beut19 onerttantf@en 6reunoe bes
Nagntt 9ilfsnertes, noblbehalten
tn Bergen eingetroften III unb ii@
nun auf benz Mege na9 Berlin beftnz.
bet, tpo er aller Wabrf@etnli@feit
na6 geitern einJetroffen 1T. &t6ter
Mipperts Selegramm bra@te ben @Dnz
nern Ser 9itpreuBen : 9ilfe 5uglei@
sic freubige Na9rt9t, bab Der 8er<
treter Der Deuti9 Mmeritaner, bic.
in 70 bo4ber5iger meiie ii9 Der Npt<
letbenben in 9eutf@lanbs beimgez
iu@ter Probtn5 Oitpreuben angenomz
men boben, Dom Deut1@en &atier
na9 8eenbigung bes Ronbents in Muz
bien3 enpfangen lperoen Diirfte.
Gum @mpfang &i@ter Nipperts in
Bergen maren Mbgefanbte 0es Sberz.
Rrdiibenten ber probin3 Sfpreuben,
b. Botpdi 8leoau, unb bes Prd<
itbenten 6es Nei4sberbanbes ber
0itpreuben : 9ilfe, 6reiRerr BON 2az
btngbaufen, erf@isnen, ote ibn1 bic
Mttteilung ma@ten, 0aB bon BODICE
fellten perf0nli9teiten @prtebrungen
getrDffen tppr6en 1eten, Inn ben @aft
aus Mmertta Dem &aiier bor3uftelz
len. @s biirfte tnbefen mod etnige
Mo9en bauern, ebe bns Datum Der
Mu6ien3 oefinttiD feitgelegt 1T.
8on Bergen begaben f4 Die Ser
ren nod @britianta, no &i4ter
Mppert ebenfalls ein ber5li4er @mpz
fang berettet ipur6e. Na9 einem
8antett, an ipel@e11 perf6tebene Der
eriten Beamten Der @ta6t tetlnabmen,
p1rbe bic Wetterretie na9 Berlin am
getreten.
Die l1eberfobrt @i6ter Mipperts 1T
iibrtgens ni9t gun5 glatt ponftatten
gegangen, benn iobal6 bic @ngldnber
ben Dampfer nRrtitianafioro" aufz
bra9ten unb i'm na9 &irfpan
i@leppten, mubte au6 H6ter Mpz
pert Sen britiI9en sSnqutfitoren Hebe
nnb Mnttport fteber1. gr fab fih Derz
an1aBt, iber feline Netfe na@ Deuti9z
lan0 in alien @in5elbeiten Mnsfnnft
5lt geben, unb erit als bic @ngldnber
f9 iiber5eugt batten, baB es ii9 I'M
etne Mifion I'm 9ienife Der Moblz
tdttgfett banoelte, legten iie Dem &i9z
ter peiter fei1e S9nierigfeiten in
Den Meg,
Ser Dertreter ser DfpreuBer<6ilfe
miro nod IN biefer Wo6e Gelegenbett
baben, nit ben leitenben perf0nli9feiz
ten Der DftpreuBen 9ilfe in Berlin
5uiammen5utreff I'm linen Don Der
1o6ber5iger1 9ilfsbereitf6aft Der
Deutf6en in Mmerifn 8eri9t 3u err
fatten. Na1 8eenbigung bes RDnz
pents fpll bann eile Sour bur9 Dit
preuben nit ldngerem MufentAalt In
Ragnit Dem patenfin0 Der.
0eutih Mmerifaner ul1ternp1az
men perbe1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-05-12
8rttfl, felJleu
nnIer 0fl1.

Berlin, s. Mai, brabt1os
nad sapbiae, 8. S. Ser
1teberiee Madridtenagentar
luirb aus stodbolm ntitgeteilt,
baf Der id),pebiide General
poitmeiiter bei ben britiiden
geb0rben ernite &lage oariiber
gefibrt fat, oaf $4,000 @elb-
6riefe (MDnep Srbers), bie int
April BON Sen Ser. Staaten
nad Sdtpeben pber iiber
Sdme6en nadj europaiiden
2anbern 9eidjift iuprhen iinb,
/, 1tidt .angefounten iinb. Sic
iino bel Der 91trdindnng
idtuebiider 9ampfer bon Sen
8riten geitpblen ,uprben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-05-12
Gs 9ebt iusiter.
@ariS aibt oeutide Surtidritte
bel Yeronn 3u.
Sin 5luei 8uufteu.

9aris, 8. Mai. 9ead ben lekten
Melbnngen bon ber 6rpnt tobt fei
@erbun 1tn6 namentltd anf bemt
ipefliden liter eine gelpaltige
@dladt, sic an Seftisfeit nnb ans-
oebnnng alle friiberen Gamtpfe im
oieIem Serrain in ben S6atten
itellt. Die 9entidJen luerfen immer
neme Mrn1eefprps IN ben &an1pf, Der
iid in Der .9anptiade nm Ben 8eiit
ioes .l6iiscls 304 uno Der anliegen-
Sen SDben5iige brebt. @ente nit
tag beridtete ser @eneralitab. oaf
mebrere farfe Mngriffe Der Dent
ide1t abseidlasen poroen feiet1,
9eaberes mar nid)t in Grfabrnns 51t
brinse1. Sn 8aris 1uartet man
nit Spannltng anf ben Mnsgang
Ser ietigen admpfe.
MmlterDan1, 8. Wta1. Af 6De1
per{6ieoenen 8unften Der 8eronn-
syront orangen 6ie Deutiden geitern
lin sic fran5oiii6en @telungen ei1t,
1lGn1li9 am &iigel 304 nno IN Der
g1abe bon &auoremont, ouf benz
Ditli9en nfer Ser Maas.
90 biel miro bonn fron50lii6en
&riegsar1t 3ugeitanoen. Berlin mel
set MIR bon idmeren. Mrtiaerie-
farnpfen int gan5en 8eroun : ab-
1bnitt, bdlt 6ie in ben leBten Sa-
gen gerna6ten grfolge aber ani6ei<
memo nibt fir beoeuteno genug> nnt
iie 5u ipe5ifi5teren. glae Mn5eiben
beuten 6arauf an, oaB Die Deutlbet1
oiesmal Sen Ylan gefabt baben,
bnrb5ubreben.
glm beoeuten6iten ibeint oer gr-
folg Ser Deutiden auf bent oitli-
den l1fer eetpeien 5n iein, no lie
nad fran5oiiibem @eifdnonis anf
elmer Breite bon 500 Meter1 IN Die
fran5oIiiden 5tel1ungen einoran.
gen.
Ser grfolg auf Dem 8eitufer be.
!. lfono BARN, bob Die Deutiben fid
oitli6 bonn 9iigel 304 IN ben Ser
binoungsgraben feftiebten. Die bon
Moroen ouf ben Siieeln genadfen
Mngriffe inuroen angebIi6 5nriit.
geidIaaen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-05-12
berbrannf por6en {eien, Drei 6euf=
i@e 5ii@erbampfer unb Elm 3eppelin
bdtten bas Mert polIbra9t.
8nlgaren in 8erlirt.

Berlin, 8. Mai. (5untfpru9 na1
@oDpiae). @ine Delegation bon Mit~
glieoern bes bulgarif@en 9arlamerts,
oarunter @t3eprdiibent Momti9i1off
unb @eneral popoff, iinb geitern in
Berlin etn9etroffsn. 9te 8ebD1fernng
bat 6ie 9d1tier ibnen gu @bren ge=
f6midt, un6 bic 3eitungen tpi6men
tbnen 8egriiBungsartitel. s
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-05-12
SEEM lm, Miuueoa 6reiag ben IL. aRat 1916

ipare1 Elm Mmerifaner unb Elm Mez
Iifaner, beren Namen man nt@t
tennt. Sic 1ollen ungefdbr 5000.
@epebre unb faF 100000 @unben
Munition in bas fiibli@e Merito
eingef9muggelt boben. Die Waffen
fo1en fir cine bon 5elir Dia3 ange@
5ettelte Rebolution befttmmt iein.