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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-11
Gm ueohunacnoc Sslclic. "Wiaul

/ octtc 9tubolna hur qlenulmoet lin
NeIbreO ueb NrrGcu al AurIto", Fri
Der Wtr amIot ldnicllcn ira Uicl
role 28i2. Seq bar IjNciom en- ~.
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ulloc bouc iorouorct ouOs &Jlic,
men ban har NIuet u2 Goruurt og
Goritono % pcntcr uocn (pjl. at nj
brlgcr Sen"
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poapiit N'UrolCu Al Or Ecters Gu
rito iont en- iimOhcO2llpeuOc Dteol
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fer. SpeclcIlc 9lQenlcr 'orluuer ot,
til Nmcunroeu olreftc ira %0bord
torict 1uis = life tltuocr uolcr
9lQcnt. trim On til u Gctcr 6nbr
men x Cons 50. 70 - ~ Nooul
9luc.. Chicago, III
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-11

@aorbbruaer &c =. Srum oeoe
/ onoen Solu0eI al Sftober. liaeleoe@
Some aieriti Sun0ietbang.
@narobru9cr Sipert @rune@ bar
/ SOFT bolot pna ar lptte iltunb Ell
I'M Gam ior lit @leftricitetsuerf -
life lunat ira Homahoo. TN Mas.
lie %an0 fan oTmme5 ino her. Gen
me Sam blir iorntooentlig life iHr.
dig isr iii upite CONNER.
SroQbeimen SfptterIag bapbe
ErGmieifponin9 ben 16be o0 17be
Sftober. Sm apeloen ben t1oe
bar Der 6eit neO ErGmieuobeIiua
Sofdlet "Spltuan9".
Gn itor Gre tiIhereuOe Gpeu gu.
arltao iorlpanOt iporleit / Qtnrfer
Tor eli Sib iiOen. Get bar pTret
ieat eiter oen bna0e uibt og bre0t,
men for9iGue$.
Ena 9tc0re Hcnnebua Nun0eI3ior.
cnina hapoc mon Natten I'll Den lite
September @eIe9 AZ ell SfabIpr9n-
ger. Supen font ino giennem et %in-
on OF iprpngte FenQeifnbet meo
0nnamit. @on ff lat / 800 aroner
/ Sfobet. SeSiioen breo ban %
en- Sfuiie, hpor Der por enoel Smaa-
penaer. Sra @eItnreren. >. Hnmien.
itial ban 90 4roner. Hnmien han-
oe itonenbe liot @biitp paa Ell SID
lie. 0enne latte Srpen tiuipa, Ii
9eIom ban og'an itrsg me0 ct Cont
meilbr o. Ell SobafSpibe. - Holiti-
fulompoti9 @rltnot a opooer "a
toq enOeI Sotogroiier al 6inqcrnI-
trpf.
Gn m%ist9nfelig Eer'on, lon ell
Sib bopoe opbolot iig hos Ell Gnfe
/ Weloalen, reiite Sen Soc Septem,
Der bort EN- Sltr, ltnoer Soreaiuen0c
al at bGue enOel TenQe, iom ban
bap0e tilgo0e hos Ell aamerat poa
0oprebanen. Gen 15be September
fom ban tilbage til fin &ipreite. -
San forflareoe oa, at ban bopoe
inaet bare $40 aroner al oct, ban
hopoe tiIgobe. San bar MI tort me
alpr ira Sop til Saa, % en- mn
Gpfle braate ban ogiaa meb.
2ensmnnben / Mcloolen iif NpS
on Oenne plnbieIiae 6orponolina
o. fatte0e Wfistunfe. gn llnoerie-
eelie reIltlterebe / felaenbe Spooqel-
fer: llnoer Senaen fonbtes Ell
Tplt gamle, gienlenlpoaoe aIpoer.
s @plten laa oaIoo Ell 9loopoott,
iom bar proppenbe milo al aobber-
perae. Soreurig ianote$ Ten9e /
ole 2onmer. Tioere ionotes ct
SernrSr, iom hapoe tient til at IPtte
/ gtealehullet UNDER SprPna1ingen,
et brllffct Dor, Ell Sill iarnt to of-
br9nbtc 2unteItubber. Gnopi0ere
fanotes eft 2ommeuhr % Ell SobafS-
pibe. 0eslloen bauoe ban iorpret
lin por0enoe beore Salpbel Ell heI
Gel Soiletiager, oeriblnnot Saor-
famnler, 9rod)er og Sppnoer al
forfienige SloeS ionlt ct Gumeuhr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-11

% bar friif og rerig lige I'll FOR ct
slars Sio iioen.
Gppeiogten bar bibtil iloaet ooor-
Iia til iaar. aulOen ipoar bar ior-
mooentlig 9iort lit I'll, at her er mint
ore Shipper END ponlig.
Men bar Oct gaaet boarllat mco
Saaten paa Sllgl, iou bar Sagten
paa Stprpilotet iloaet oeito bcore I'll.
Ser er nemlig / 6e't ifilNt - Gla@.
bpr % 2 Shorter, % Oct bete9ner Ell
Heforb.
Sere lifer farife al bore Ntnunene
pao De belhiae Spaerc? Slortenc
blep ifllot al Ole @ougen og ). 2a-
Ienc, og @lasbprene al Sans SP-
perlof, Sohn @unneS Nnare). Sohn
Miabung, IiffeI Bob, Miffel st.
Sfanfer, Sob. Gapcieth, Crit Hon-
nina, Gle @unne>, WartIn Nloa %
Ser @rinbdl.
@u Tag ierit / Septenlber blep en-
Slno operfiert al Nlltomobilen. -
Set bar nof bare Ell Sitnb, nlcn "a
bet Tor Gieren bar fife Ioa lioet, ga
oet par en- glqbuno % itror fer
Saattioen.
Eau Oooreballen er III MI font
men langt meo Stinnel9gnin9en.
MeGem Sfamier % l(lsber9 oripeS
Der mi paa nle0 al 3rait / De gien-
itanenbe SfiGringer. Ter bar tlo-
ligere pau Soften p9ret orepet bou-
oe meo Gag % Notifiite. Seq bar
bort. at Sngeriprerne mener at fitn-
ne nao ltlsbere meo SfinnelpanIn-
gen Tor Sui.
SeleioncentraIen paa TolO ifal
III flutes ira Sigrio 6. &olo til
MiffeI s. @olb.
Marit q. @unnesfrpfon beoe
omfrina Mioten al September. Be
~grapelien foreaif BEN 3bie Sftober.
Sibit / September blep f%orbenop-
renbe Serrebsfasierer Ole @of o9
Siqrio 6. Solb aiite.
SuIlt SuIcI Dtu OupUul Siplt tl
aniat Seminariit Sngebriet arofan
fra SpbaI.
Tor al frenme SobbolbIporten /
SrfIabalforet opitilleoe globet "llt-
trenberen" en- @onbrepofal / Selp.
Oenne nroa pn1oes ire @onae for at
bli eft Gags Gienbom. Sc icrIfielise
SobboIoflnbber / Solfpret bar mi
fi9mpet ON bernie Tpfal / TO Mor.
&eiultutet ior iour er, at "9sffen"
MeloaIel, BANDIT oper "Eroabei-
mem, Hennebu, meb A Wdal MOB 0,
% "9rnen", Srfeoaleu, uanbt oper
"2cffen" meb 5 moo 1. "9rnen"
blep ogfao ifior Seierberre og eier
iaaIeoes mi to. differ / Bofalen.
gnoel Sfpttere ira Rennebu oper-
par BET 1tore Sfptteritenne / Sora
fsrit | OCTOBER. Oe tit reiIe irit
meo Ssernbanen Ill Steren.
S anben 6alpbel Of Oftober blep
@oarbsbrel1g Selge S. Sigtil o9
Soboa e. &osberg gifte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-11
fra Rennebu.
Srrcr Gle TOis. - Sagten. Gm
Sfabiprrneer. = @alsfam'
pen. - Nnoet Smaan1t.

Neo 9iennem Siberne bar Der be-
rct aoifiaig llbponoring ogiaa ira
%cnnebl, og rnilot ON / Stdterne
pil mar finoe &ennbpgger rnlge
% eanile. elsie pil iiffert I9tte
Kris pao at bore ira Seoebpgoen, %
ocrfor pil iea M gicnnem "0ecordb'
ToIten" berette ct % anoet ira Den
Aamle 5renoerbpgo.
Ole g. Sois, oen aibolote % opg'
tiac @prer / slume areoS, bsoe Not
ten til ben 22oe September e'ter eft
laHgt o0 boarot Spgeleie.
Carer Nois bar enonll Ell Vtato
/ inc beoitc slar, ba ban a loot
poo @oarben Sois / Wteloalen Den
f1oc Nit1iilt 1868. 5 1887 gif ban
ino paa 2lUbu Senlinor og blep Oh
niitcrct Ocrfro 10 9Iar eiter. Set lol-
Ncnoc 9nr bleu ban anIat iom Carer
/ Nennebu, bpor ban fom til at Dir.
fc bclc lin Sio.
Npis par Ell unlminoelig opgti9
%Urcr pa ban oircoe Jig oglao belt
ior lin 8iernina. Sans ltore ri
bliotct cr ct talenbe gepis for, at
nan par Ell Mano nleb lterf auno.
ifobatrang, oa meo i'm praftt'fe
Cans hapoe ban en- merfelig @pne
iii at o1penoe line itore ailno'fober
til SorOel ior line Gleper.
Wten bespGrrc, ban bap0e altlo
bupt Ell iuna Selbreo, % iiior Som-
mer blep ban mot iii at unoerfalte
ia Ell operation. Gfterpao blep ban
ioa bra, at ban funbe fortiGtte lin
Sfolcejernin9 en- Sio, men / Sebru-
ar 1915 maattc ban after lPgges
paa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Snn TOM
biem ieien, men maatte III opgipe
9%prerpoIten, og itben Den Sio tog
Spebommen mere og mere Sper-
baano.
Sine iioite Gabe %tilbragte ban
paa @aaroen Sols / Weloulen. Scr
han forloo Hennebu bolot Inne Sfo-
lcfreos en- patfer Mfifeosfeit for BAN,
hpcr 81. a. Soenepreit Sellano og
Stltoent Muns talte.
IQe, iom fom / gersrtna meo S9-
rcr Tois bill beuare hom / Winoet
iom Den noble oe bsit oanneoe Ser
lonligbeo, ban bar.
Gpen 8. Dtterbusfrofan opbe /
moen SaIpoeI at Ilgnit. San bar
cnonu / lin beoite Ilber og Ell fram'
iiroa giilb @rbeiber. San efterla'
Ser Some % flere garn.
Sens 81. @rstte beoe fsrIt / Sep-
tember, 80 Mar gammel. Sens bar
pioe fienht for fin umaaoeIige Gner.
al. Neppe tosen | belle Oalfsret bar
nofprt laa meeet Irbeioe / tit Sip
lom ban. en- Sernbelie bapoe bmt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-11

III. nj. - Nan houoc bare % Aroutr
poa liz.
Won %berelner, al lloitnret o. oe.
HenQc. man bar 1ltu0tt hos hani, i5.
Qisr onltrcnt Oct hnluc al 0et. iom
bIeu itlualet / Neumcbu Nan0clSior
cnina. Icttc tr0Cr pou. at Sc bar
uGrct 10 ON ,snobruooet. - Snpeu.
iom opaiper az he0e Vlritau @erd.
blcu al ToIitiiltlonrltIQ @runot pr.
9lutomobil lc0iaaet til Ell ui@ Mas
NUS Glen. iom ban oulop at haze
bcfommet EcnQclc hos. "a SauQct
tories ncNoper i1len. tro' Set ia ian,
al Natteu blanltc Al &erl. San
iif iaa lprirIe AZ crtcr 0uttcn lonl
uor blanit ct aoot Smffe tilboac. -
Nicn Sen. iom life foul iQien, onr
@era. San itreQ tiIifoQ2 "a for
lpurot. Gn ibGroil GorielQclic
bIcp iperfiot. men ll0cn Rcillltat.
Mcu %ciret a tolOt "a han par
lI0eu Wfoo, ioa ban MATTE c'ter Ell
Sio fopitllere. RommiuQen iouOt
Steo / Sfo9cn fat o%penior Stor-
aus. -
Get. iom melt h0r optnt Siuocuc
ltboucr Sommercn "a Soften bar
nof prret StorttuQ@uaIqct. Gen.
tires Observation-Disclosures. Siucrt
0jltnue@. err Ell a RCnnebu3 mcit
irenrnNcnOe MTnN, "a Stenmiu.
1en her er ouerpeien0c Tor &enitre2
EoIitif. %paoen bar uurct beiaQt
al Ell sci Rpffe poIjtiife 6%oreorNg@.
hoI6erc - liae ira SocioIiitcn Mfor.
tin 2ronmHl tihliQ iuoor til Neoof-
for Nils &oat % StatSminilter
GmlOIen / Septenber
Stnt9miuiiteren tdItc pad "6oIf-
pang" ON apelocn Ben 30ie Scptenl-
Der.
Gnoelia ifl,Ioe hi ga opIepe at Ie
"a bore Sen Monb, iom oct hur pG-
RET toIt % itrepct ioa meQet ON ~
ban. iom for Stben cr betroet port
Son0S melt onlparSruI0e @ueru.
ga. $50 Wenmcitcr bar tilitebc.
o. oet mao man liae bar upentct
mango / Den traule (i0. ~ Seluc
6orcoragct par io9Iilt. amlOien
rnffeoe life reb poo inc WooitonOe-
re, ban bare rebeqloroe for, hpao
bans eaet Farti mcner % bill.
Siner @unne@ tattc0c Tor Sore
braaet. Non npontc oQioo aornla.
Aen / ioo OrO. Get bar 0aoet HpQ-
tc ON, at @unnes itul0e pPre ipria
Solomonb, men &pllerne iii mi fIar
@citeo. - Sans Mcnin0 ltenmcr
iulOitUnbia operen2 mco &enitrc3
Fro9rom.
Sitter at Seq pil pprgc nut
2anb" por iunqet, uobrngtc Stnt2-
minilteren eft IRE @onlc ire Nurra
FOR SGorelauoet. Sua iteQ alpf
fer Nornes irenn "a bolot Ell fort,
men nleget %unllooenNc Gale Tor
Stntsminiiteren oo uObraQte ct @cuc
for @lIrtnor amtoien, iom iii frni-
til Sililutniug ira 6oriomlinGen
Slere al Norif %onOnlonOaior-
buno5 Salere bar oQiao beiegt @pQ
Den, IooleoeS @aurObruoer Mnarpu
@erNelanh ier Omen % @aarobru-
ger Str. SpQieth o. @~uurobrudrr
Soren GlOeoif nj / Seit; men Der err
Iioen Stemning for aorntolO, iom
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-11

10 or Nopcbpoltcn poa Snnomou09
'%orhunoet3 Eroaram Get utite lil
oaiuo uco &olQcue. N 6l>lc qlt Sor.
biuihct nialort lmo0. SliQ ait set
oQldn Srtla0olen2 Art0~. hupr
&eWtrcmun0cn @ol6en blcu llcu.
uallt mt0 ltor MalorItci Sremtl.
ocn 'uar ullc huem Der bop0c Net "a
lad lUuait
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-11

ebmaHircu "EI5rrr7cr- CT rcStccsr
COB c,s.n 90 BEN cr all ., ian surt ca
7sm- Tiuc ai erre. Sen SO, .at sl-ts 81,
90 Grny Iet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-11

en- Gftcrmioonlcn Sen lite No.
rcnltcr lnOtroi after CT llluffc2tiliUl.
Sc ntcO leoen tiIiellc pao Yaffln9
&crt. Gen Smtonmc bcO Wuitou
Se0crluno.
eu0cl Nrbet0crc holOt uuo at la
lie ai2 / &dalen uua en- a. Sc Oumlc
Nrocrnc. Ssr huU0c oct uurtt mlot
a. mis- opuu0cr "a ourr @rocu. men
mi por Niicu m0cr @rocu itai'ct
uUt. mems Ncttc udr torlemt Tor Sen
Mis-. iom laa oueupu0
@uitop Seocrlm0 uar HrbclOs
iormouH Tor oct @dl. iom urbcIot0t
ser. OF ituloc no pna @rotu od ic puu
HrbtiOct Smlct AZ Ni3urltcu imr
tc0c Nroen / oct iamut uto. "a ~
6crlimo blcu tlcmt meilcm &uulcl
o. Srocn iddIcoc4 at ban MT (artct
omtrinQ Nicrtct fuut Ncpjou,o@
blcu nan brnQt til 2r Nettmdu.
hutnI 0cl lutte0e3 at ldu Ntdu0tu uI
@euiouhcO men TIM 'or en- fort
@tlluO N00Cu lN0irdG0tt en- lo.v
Slntc icutrr.
Zen Cmtomt var tIeuot ION u,
lrel OF Hint Irbtl0tr Nuu c'tcrld
Der Stone ol Ter u~for'crNcOc Ndru.
N0nlllicu cr bolnt pod Suortmo
) nu6eu Nalu0tl a. Cttubcr Oe0c
Gntcmnn0 $ohau GMaricu Notolcl.
Houc &criti Ato2m3odttcr Suocu2
huQcn innu Barn Alma Slaoutter
Wrlnouol0.
Zen 3Otc Cftobcr utcot2 Nici.
ool3 NIrtt Snco ears Glen sal
ietbot ~ Nnlun El2Onttcr @uIld
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-12-27
one BRITISH PAPER
SEES GOOD IN NOTE

London, Dec 26. Analyzing the
criticisms of President Wilson's note
to the belligerent nations the Man
chester Guardian, in a remarkable
editorial which endeavors to interpret
the presidents viewpoint, sounds a
word of caution against hasty and ill
considered action in making a reply.
The Guardian believes that the note.
If coolly considered and wisely an
swered, can only help the allies
cause and throw into stronger relief
the moral weakness of the German po-
sition
The newspaper emphasizes point
which, 1t says, seems to have been
forgotten in this country, that the
Identical note was addressed to all
belliserents, and says careful read
ing of the passage in which President
Wilson suggests that both sides are
fighting for the same end reveals that
the president said that this is what
the belligerents tell their own coun-
trymen"
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-12-27
q AMERICA STAR OF
PEACE BERNST0RFf

Washington, Dec. 26.-German Am
bassador Rernstorf has given out the
following as christmas interview
on the Wilson peace movement:
"The eyes of the world are turned
in hope on America this third war
Christmas. She stands alone, among
the great powers, outside the circle of
combatants. She unites in the labors
of peace within her borders all the
races which are fighting one another
across the water. =.
"As once the star of Bethlehem
guided the kings from the East
through the night watches to the full
f1llment of their hopes, so from the
words of President Wilson shines the
light of new message of, peace on
earth into the gloom OF purposeless
slaughter in Europe.
Germany stands ready to follow
this light Secure in her strength.
but not domineering; conscious that
she drew the sword not from lust Of
conquest, but only In defense of her
national existence, she demands not
foreign territory, but only assurance
against future aggression or against
alliances which threaten the worlds
peace"
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-12-27
ENDORSED BY THE VATICAN
Official Organ Expresses Satisfaction
With Wilson Note.

Rome, Dec. 26.-The Osservatore
Romano, the official organ of the Vati-
can. in reference to President VIII
sons note to the belligerents, says it
wishes to express full satisfaction by
which the authoritative voice of the
head OF the great American republic
calls the warning parties to Consider
their grave responsibilities" and adj
vises means to hasten the end of the
war It recalls that Pope Benedict
also made virtually the same attempt
in July, 1915. The newspaper closes
it's comment by expressing the hope.
that the note will be fayorably re-
ceived
Pope Benedict, who had been in.
formed regarding the note before its
publication, expressed the hope that
it would have beneficial effect. de-
spite its coincidence with Germany's
proposal of peace, with which, it was
pointed out, It must not be connected.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-12-27
Federal Council Endorses
Wilson's Action.
IS WILLING TO ASSIST
Declares 1t Would "Consider Itself
Happy if 1t Gould Act in Any Way
for the Rapproachmen of the Peo'
pies Now Engaged in War"

Washington, Dec. 26-Switzerland,
in note to all the warning powers,
has announced it's support of Presi-
dent Wilson's appeal for a discussion
of peace terms. .'
The note was sent to the belliger.
ents by the Swiss federal council, and
DR.. Paul Ritter, minister of SWitzer-
land here, presented copy of it at
the White House. The translated
text follows:
"The president of the United States
of America, with whom the Swiss fed
eral council, guided by it's warm desire
that the hostilities may soon come to
an end, has for a considerable time
been in touch, had the kindness to
appraise the federal council of the
peace note sent to the government OF
the central and entente powers.
I'm this note President Wilson dis
cussed the great desirability of inter,
national agreements for the purpose
of avoiding more effectively and per
manently the occurrence of catastro
Plies such as the one under which the
peoples are suffering today. In this
connection he lays particular stress
on the necessity for bringing about the
end of the present war.
Wilson's Course Approved.
without making peace proposals
himself. or offering mediation, he con.
fines himself to sounding as to wheth.
er mankind may hope to have ap'
preached the haven of peace.
'The most meritorious personal mi
tiative of President Wilson will find
a mighty echo in Switzerland. True
to the obligations arising from OBJ
serving the strictest neutrality, unit
ed by the same friendship with the
states of both warning groups of pow,
ers, situation like an island amidst
the seething waves of the terrible
world war, with it's ideal and material
interests most sensibly jeopardized
and violated, our country is filled with
a deep longing for peace, and ready
to assist by its small means to stop
the endless sufferings caused by the
war and brought before It's eyes by
daily contact with the interned, the
severely wounded and those expelled
and to establish foundations for a
beneficial cooperation of peoples.
"This Swiss federal council is there.
fore glad to seize the opportunity to
support the efforts of the president OF
the United States. 1t would consider
itself happy if it could act in any, no
matter how modest way. for the
rapproachment of the peoples now en-
gagged in the struggle and for reach
ing lasting peace"
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-12-27
PRINCESS cHlMAN LEFT A
LARGE ESTATE.


Chicago, Dec. rs. - The will
of the former Princess de Chi
may, on file here, shows, the es-
tate Of the woman who di-
vorced a prince for a gypsy fid-
dler amounted to Sl,124,953.
personal property and $4,000
in real estate.
The heirs are Giuseppe Ric-
cardi, an italian clerk, who sue.
ceeded the gypsy violinist as
the one time princess husband.
and her two children, Mary and
Joseph de Chimay, who are in
Paris.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-12-27
Poisoned Whisky Sent Soldier.

<Deming, N. NJ, Dec "a Christ
mas card with the name Shorty" Cd
it is the only clue; to the identity of
the person who sent bottle of
poisoned whisky to Private Georxe
Mosley of NJ company. Second Arkan-
sas infantry. Private Mosley died
from the effects of drinking the liquor.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-12-27
Buffalo eirr Improving.

Denver, Dec. 26.-'<You can't kill the
old scout With these words Colonel
w. F. Cody, Buffalo Bill who has
been i'll at the home of his daughter
here, greeted the newspaper men. He
is convalescing.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-12-27

Mayor Elect Thomas Van Lear OF
Minneapolis has officially announced
the appointment of Lewis Harthill as
chief Of police and o. NJ Wassing as
secretary to the mayor. Both men
are personal friends of Mr.. Van Lear
and have been identified with him in
the Socialist party movement.
The Inauguration of Governor Burn.
quist for the first term to which he
was regularly elected will take place
Jan. 3. According to established Gus
tom the governor elect will take the
oath Of ONCE At noon of the appointed
day before both houses of the legisla-
ture in jotut assembly and will than
deliver his message.
Captain John S. Smith, for fol ty
years attached to the United States
railway mail service and at the time
of his disability retirement superin.
tendent Of the service in the Twin
City district, is dead at his home IN
st. Paul. Captain Smith was vet
eran Of the Civil war and a member
of the Loyal Legion and the G. A. R.
State certificates of indebtedness az
gregating $2,154,000 went up in smoke
in the presence of Governor Burn
quist, Attorney General Smith and
State Treasurer Gooding. The certifi-
gates. redeemed out Of the procesds
of taxation, were taken to the capitol
engine room and thrust into the big
fire boxes In the sight Of the :ofIlcials
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-12-27
RebuiIds War Wrecked Church.

Paris, Dec 26.-Frank J. Gould.
says the Paris Herald. has just given
100000 for the rebuilding of the
English Protestant church at Maisons.
La Elite, where there is an important
English-American colony, mostly in.
terested in thoroughbred racing sta
HES -
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-12-27
ATTEMPTED HoLoup FAILS

Mexiean Bandits Blow Up Train at
st'-- Gomez Palacio.
Laredo, Tex, Dec. 26.-Attempts by
bandits to blow up train at Gomez
PalaciO, near Saltilo, were unsuccess-
full, according to travellers arriving
here.
The bandits removed a rail, causing
the locomotive and two coaches to
leave the track, resulting in the death
of the engineer and fireman,
Before the bandits could place dyna-
mite under the other coaches the Car
ranzistaS escort rescued them.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-25
STILL OUT FOR IT
Business Men Rallying to Sup
port of Auditorium.
Must Have Building Large
Enough for Needs.

More Topekans rallied today to the
support of the Auditorium proposition
Hear is what they have to say:
H R. NachtigaI, manager Berkson's
store: An Improvement that should
meet little opposition anywhere We
should have a fireproof Auditorium
large enough to meet all our needs
l. W. Felix, clothier: II am heart
lily in favor of it"
George Stansfield: Il am for the
bond issue with all the interest and
enthusiasm 1 possess"
W. F. Warren. manager White
House Meat market: Yes, 1 favor
the new Auditorium"
H L Tromp: I'VE should have a
better Auditorium 1t should be fire
proof and have ample seating capac-
ity. I have always favored the policy,
in the erection of any kind of public
building, of making it as handsome as
we can afford
R. H. Morehouse. jeweler: I'm for
it. 1 signed the petition for the cleo
ton and expect to vote for both prop
ositions-
Jas L. Brown: The present audi
torium is not large enough and has
proven SO time and again L think we
need a building with double the seat
ing capacity of the old one. I am for
the bonds"
Clarence L. Scott, restaurateur:
Put me down for it. I'm always for
improvenents''
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-25
WEST FOR ROOSEVELT
Sentiment Overwhelming Among the
Masses Says Man From California

New York, May 25.-Roosevelt SEN
timent in the west is winning Repub-
licans and Democrats. according to Ar
thur L Garford. of Elyria. o., who
has arrived at the Waldorf Astoria,
after a stay of several months in Cali
fornia and Arizona
Beyond question, sentiment in Cali
fornia is Overwhelmingly for Roose-
Welt" said Mr.. Garford- The Demo-
Gratis, as well as Republicans, are out
spoken in their demand for him
was for 10 days in Arizona and the
feeling for him is strong
Germans Not Against T. r.
Take my own state of Ohio IL there
were a contest today, on which the
people could pass between Roosevelt
and some 'favorite SON or anybody
else. Colonel Roosevelt would get an
overwhelming vote.
What about the German vote2 The
German newspapers say it will be cast
against Roosevelt if he is nominated.
I don't believe that statement applies
to the German vote by any means
q have talked with a number OF
prominent German leaders of indus
tries, and their expression is to the
contrary"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-25
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