davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-19
m1s tr0pas
q la region de
Big-Bend

II. PASO. Texas, Noyicmbrc Is
En- q cuartei gcner2! dc las i.lcr-
zaS anccr:canas c~stsc:onadaS en- este
d~istrito II anuncio anoche Que 50
habia dado orden para Ia Salida IL
mediate dc una cOMpania lie Soliados
de motociclc:a ' &c II tcrcCra conl-
pania dc infanteria. con rumbo al
Distrito de Big Bend. Adcm4s. dos
companies de inf&nt"ria fueron en-
viadaS aMoche d Maria, para rcfor-
Ear las tropaS cncargadas De protc-
gcr el distrito comprendido entire
Maria y Preside.
s. dijo ta:nhien que probablcmente
las dos companies que habian Salido
de aquii para Maria proscgusrian
ST. Marcia hasta Preside para que Sc
cncaryarau dc la custcdia dc los sol
dSdos ca~rranciStas que Sc cncucntran
en- eli campo dc dctencion situado 4
corta d~istancia del Campamcnto mi
litar cstablccido a inEcdiacionc" dc
Preside. Tales fucrzas dc infantcria
r~cleyaran del trabajo dc guardian .
los meXicanos. a las fucrzas de caha-
llcria que 10 han cstado dcscmpcnau-
do. a fin dc que dichaS fucr1as pue-
dan dcdicaTsc a patrullar n Inca di-
visoria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-19
Hasta ahora han degrade los italianos
mantener su Inca de deferlsa en- el Pave
Todos los ataquss de los austo-deDanes han sMo ~reChazadOs yobG-
gads a recruzar e rio en- TaiGs puntoS en- dude 10 hahan pasado
Entire SaIettuol y San Andres de Ba5orano lie inflgeron al enemig0
una completa derroto y lie quitaron mds de 1000 prisioneros

FL informe Official aseGuran tam
bi3n que la iona ocupada por 81 enc
migo en- el recodo o curva de Zenson,
"esta sicndo mas y mas restrlngida.'
y ouc una violenta lucha Sc csta IL
brando en- esq lugar hacienda los
austro-alemaneS deseperadcS esTue-
EOS para conservar u posicloneS
ALI.
Mucho interes despert6 en- csta clu
dad aroche. Ia version de Ia posibii;-
dad de IN combate naval en e. Adcia
tico. FL Ministerio do Ia Guerra. a!
hacer el elogio de Ia Marina italiana,
por su participation en- el ataQue dc
las posiciones del ala izquierda del
encn,igo, hacc menci6n - de que los
hidroplanos de IL armada y las bate
rias dc Ia costa. habian trabajado
muy actiYamente, logrando rcchazar
4 cinco destroyers cnemigos frcntc 4
C~ortellazo.
Corty,la.o e cnCUe't.% &.[uauo ca
81 cn IL icScmbocadura del rio Pia-
yc. sobre Ia costa del Adriatico. Sa-
beSo cue las fuerzaS navalcs Italia
raS SO e~rcuentran ahora en- cSa par
70 del Adriatico, pueS durartc Ia re-
tirada del cicrcito itaiiano a la Ii
nca del Pave. el Ninistcrio dc Ia
Guerra anuncin anoche, los barcoS
i~talianos habian prestado Su cooDcra-
ci0n desembarcando marines QG9 =
yudaron grandcmentc a IA rctlra1s
de las tropas a las nucyas posicjonc5
prcparadas en- la Inca dicha.
Por cuaito i las ~opcracioncS eli
q frcntc del Trcrt!no, muy especial
r1cmte en- Ia region del Vale del 81
CANA y Ell Ia planicie 90 Asiago, ID
lucha siguc cncavGizada entire unos
: o,-oS combatientcs, y los eSfucr-
20 v~iU,cntos dc 10 auStro-a!emaac7
para cortinuar Sus avanccs, sola-
mcntc han degrade tcncr @Xjto on
rcca csca'a. ante la obstirada reSis-
t,acia de las tropas del general DiaZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-19

ROMA, Noviembre lS.-LaS trO-
pas ita!ianas del general Diaz pare
ce que han logrado establecer defiai-
tivamente sus poSiciones Ell Ia Inca
del Piave. pues hasta ahora. nc han
sido desalojaGaS de elias Y han hecho
f~racasa- todos los intentoS del enc
n.igo para ~proseguir 81 anc Pue
de decirse que no tan solo han estado
dando contra ataqueS, siuo cue en-
algunos puntos han asumido Ia ofen-
silva. Las ultimas poticias recibidas de
csc frerte de batala, son en- 10 ge-
neral favorableS para las fuerzas tia
!ianas COMO eS de supOnerSc. han
causado muy buena impression en- e.
publico, que por primera vez dcSputs
de tres semanas : media, ha Scnt.do
ievantarSe algo 81 peso Que 10 ahrG-
maba por las incertidumbre Y e. te-
nor de 10 que sobrc viniera en ga
Inca. vista deSie cl principle Dc h
gran rctirada, como Ia salvation De
Italia.
Fl informe ofjc;a; que c! Ministerio
dc Ia Guerra lilo a IA publiciGad ano-
che. ha causado intense iibj;o cn.re
Ia poblacion. pucS ell q So aseGura
que eli cnemigo no solo la Sico dctc-
niGo en- toia "a Inca, siao qGe en- al
guaos puntoS. ha sido obl;gaGo Il t.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-19
Sc Ia ostaDTecido en- Russia
I'm g0biernO sOcia1Hsta
Ash 10 ~cOHlunica a Washington el Em~baiador de los
EstadGs lnidoS en- PetrOgradc, Mr.. Francis
Tanoien Sc dice que los n.aziaalista as y SUI jefe Lenine ha
in;ciado negociaciones de paz con las potencias centra!es

que rinein cobjcrno dc Russia que
rscstara apoyo fiyico O moral j Ale
mania, dctiarando "a paZ. scria rcco-
nocido por los EStados Unidos.
Los ma%;ma!istay y su jcfc cl Pri-
mcr Minissro Nicolas Lcrinc, So So.
be que Va han iniciado ncgocjacio2"s
dc paz con las potcncias c~cntraics,
pcro tai uoticia, como Ia mayor par,
tc dc las que Sc han publtcado accr-
ca de- Ia situaci6r ru5a, no Sc ha po-
diio confirmar pi"namcnte.
Una co*a QUO 81 parccc NJ lcncr
va dudl, o. IA rclativa al c~cl;psamiCn-
to DC In rigura de Kc-cnsky, e.
homhrc en- quicn IN dia. vicra Ru
sia y c; mundo cntcrO, II salvation
d" CA ro,cncia ruropca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-19
La c~OnferenCia para Ia
cooperation en-
Ia guerra
Maaaua Sera ia iunia dc la CO.
mission americana con los re.
presentanteS ingieseS

JGNDRFS Vnriemb-r - Ia j..
-, nay, - i,,,+a . corT,.renr;a d.
,:o-o. !. - ,.,r,:.;, ,rar;
,..,. :, Co,-.-o,c;, T,+.r-,Tad,
80, ,os ;afes . 5;~c.+oras Re H.. de.
,,xt,-or+o ;~,5;,;s,sro. 5.s5e :,
uoc,I, T., - u,-,-o,+a.;5, ouor;
.,s =. - 500, $780,, - 80
-. L.L:..t .:m- In,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-19
Ian a francia los ofiCia=
les de Ia ReserYa de
los EE. Unidos
La Sscrefaria de Guerra va a
dispoBer de $500 aspiranies
que han reci6idO instruction

WASHINGTON. Noviembre IS
In gran numero de los estudianteS
= aspirsntes a oficiaIes de la reser-
"a. que nan cstado recibiento 81
instruction = cue han sido va gra-
Uuados en- los diYeISos eamp0s lie
preparation de este pals, seran en-
v;atos en- breye a F-ancia. para que
teruine Su instruction practica en-
Ell campamento americana que Sc en-
cueucrs establec;do en- Ia retaguar-
dia de la Inca de bataila, segin 10
aaunci6 el Secretario de Ia Guerra.
Mr.. Newton D. Baker, anoche. OrV
gran uimero lie esos estrdiantes.
serin distr;buidos entire las escuelas
de este pals para que reciban una
mayor preparation e instruction prac
tica en- los diversos ramos a que Sc
van a dcd!car, y por ultimo, otros Sc
r;!r dcst:natos al Eiercito Nacjonal,
CT dondc recibiran comisiones.
FL plan de Ia S~ecretaria lie Cue
rra. comprcrdc IA c~oiocaci0n de GER
ca dc $500 oE;cialcS de Ia reserva
c, cl zcrvic:o active. IA unica ex-
cc7c;0n Que SC contiene N este pia':
de IA Sccrctari2. Is para los aspi-
rsrtcS q oiicialcs q1c estan recioien-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-19

+irarSs Y en- uno nuevo en- donde ha-
bia degrade cruzar el Piave, fue re-
chazado sanguinariamerte. habicndo
pcrdido III bucn numero de hombreS
entire muertos heridos y p~r!SioneroS>
tstos u.timos ne siento menos dc
IN millar.
Italia sabe ahora que IL gran nl-
nero de fuerzas y artille-ia a.iadas
Sc hal!an en- canine al frente de ba-
ITALIA, para cooperar vigorosamente
con las tropaS del general Diaz. Algu-
ros artilleroS inG,cses con les fan:o-
SOS canones britaNicos de -Cu"5o
calibrc, Sc Italian "a ell e. frcntc.
tonaudo partc en- ia defcnsa &c IA
Inca i.aiiana. Adcmis. sahesc aue
CT Ia costa del .Adriati>o varioS mo-
n;tcres IN ,esss e;.an tanb:5n cooGe-
ranan r,- lcs har.oS it&liano<, CT q
bau,3.-!c. de- .&< Posicioacs cUcmigas
cstab,ec;&as cn los alreAc1orcs de
Veccaia.
Pero Il no;icia aUc mayer cntu-
s;csmo Ia desqcrtado en- cs:a capital.
cs Ia que - rcficrc 4 la derrota 81
friia por los austro-alcmaacs entire
Saie..uol : San hnGr:s dc Barbararo.
En- csc 'ugar. Q! crcmj2o :abia logra-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-19
Fue pasadQ pH las atInas
IN sOIdadO americana
on FTaRCia
Ell Conseio de Guerra que 10 iuz=
&C 10 declare culpable de la
muerte de una mujer lrancesa

WASHINGTON, Novicmbrc lS.-
In soldado americana p~erteneclente
Il las fucyzas eXpedicionarias que a
las 0~dcnes del general Pershing sc
e~ncucntran en- Franc;a, fuc declara-
do culpable de IA muerte dc II mu
jer franccsa, por el Consejo de Cue
ira que 10 iuzg0 J s~cntenciado a ser
pasado por las rms sentencia que
fut va eiccutada.
ToGos los Gctallc; references a es-
t. case, ell primero IN que Sc lmpn-
ne ia pcna dc muertc a Tn solCado
americana dc las fucrzas e~Xpediclo-
maria, Gesde que csa tropas dcsem-
bGrcaroH en- Francia, Sc guarda en-
rescrva por Ia Secretaria dc Guerra
= Drobablemente no Sc daran q Ia
publicidad, sino hasta que Sc haila
-ccibido IN informe detallado del &C.
neral P~ershing, pucs los funcionar;os
ii" Ia mcncIonada Secrciarla, que
zen que eli mundo entcro Seoa de que
maacr SC castiga en- el Ejcrcito a
mclicano 4 los hombrcs gu: cometcn
tales crimincs.
Fl Srrrotario Baker manifesto a.
noche, qlt cl general Pcrshin= tc-
MIA s:mpijrs poderes para oricnar
la eiccucion dc ~scntcrcias dc csa cha
sc dirt@das por u Conscjo dc Cue.
IRA sin nccesidad dc conslgnar cl
c9so 4 ia Sccrctaria de Guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-19
DIARlo POPULAR INDEPENDENTLY
pRECIss DE SUSCRiPCIoA: ga
IN 10, Es,ados unidos, Mexico, CsIAdk,
Cubs, Puerto Rico. PanamA, J hs
Isla5 F%iilpiasS'

Tn 4ho ...... ......,. .'...s s'"' 80
SClS UeSfS ...... ...... -s-''f es' 80,
Tres meSes 49,. 1850. ..-..,:
En- Centre Y sur AmfTics. teHcepluanoo
Pnnamal, Elrona Y los denas PASSES com
orenditos en- Ia Uui5n Postal Universal:
IN s6o ...... ...... ...... ...... 20 ~ y
NFlS lneSeS ....-. ...... 80. ~ 90
LA PREHSA pnbiIca tanb,sn una edlcion
,ernanaria. los mIfrcole5. siendo los pre-
"ios dc suhrripclon:
,uba. Pusrto Rico, Panama y FIlipinss:
~ aho .... ...... ...... ...... ...s LIy
cts meses $500. $3.50. ....-- .-...s 10"
Fin Centric y Sur America. terEepiuindo
"anlma). Europa. etc.
n ahG ....... 49,. ...... .......s l."
Los narDs drben hacprse por ade.an!ado.
ri giro postal 0 De Express, carta certi-
! rirata n Ia'-a snbre Nuera YORK. Los pre-
! rios de suSCrfrri6n son en- Gtnero amerl-
raj o u Sn rurlvainnria en- moTe6a del pals
de donh+ 4" SoiIrtir el pertod!co.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-19
LA PR e
PUSLIeBED EvEEY D1L
TERMS OF sUBscRRTIeN:
ual.sf Suites. Cnals. hsxtes, Cuba. F3F
b RIes, sad ~ RhinlJias LsiaaAs:

~
Opt yeaf awe S,<|T ss@O ~ 4
DIX mOIItnS $3.50. ss..s dSSr~ ~' q.
Insee moutnl .,..., ....' $1,000
Central tnd South America leIeeprHns
Psnams.i Europe ana Ill eoanu1ss or va
Cnlrersal Postal Union:
Ono gear 500. 49,. -.r --~-s eg
StS HlOUIas ...... .....s %ss'.s"' 80
Ihree months ...... $3.50. ...... ...* Ss'
Weekly edition every wednesday. ., shs
following rates:
an E1liso ai s's''i S.aI as1'' I'd Gao q. sia, SDSa;
Islands.
One year $500. ...... ..... .......5 fH
sly months ...... ...... ...... .....g oS5
Cen;:ai ana South Amer1cs perception
Piuamll Europe. ETC.:
onc rt1r ...... $500. ...... .......I ~
Pigments are due In advance and can be
made BY poslaf or Express money order,
Few Yort exchange or registered lettsr,
Terms Of subscription are in U. ,. c.,
or It's equivalent
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-19
OCultaban en- n. York
una gran cantidad
de merCanCiaS
DeScubren las autOridades enOr.
mes depasitos de articuloS
Indispensable

NUEVA YORK, Novicmore Is
Earios agenteS del servicio s~ecreto &"
los Estatos Unidos. han descuhierto
srarJes cxiSteac;as dc comestibtes :
otros ~art;cl2os, 20" valor &C msiS dc
= ril!oncs lie pesos, a~lraccnados en-
cs,ab,ecimicntos dc esta ciudad :
dc io< cualcs no sc habia dado n;nga
IA cueuta ?or sus prop;ctario< n 20
bi.:rno. ialtando abierttmc".c -
intcrcsado, a 70 diSpucsto por Ia ley.
del concrete cor e! cncmjgo.
Los agcnteS que d;egor = co"@ers
mace dias el resu,ta6o dc sus p"s4u,-
sas. esciman que 10 cnconttato IA
u ahora no cS mas que ana pcqIcra
parte dc 10 que aUn taita por de-
cabrir, : que Sc cree q.c ia si3o o.
cu.caio 1or commentaries POGO cscrl.
~aulosos. con c! deliberate pcop"Si'o
90 ~cSpccu1ar G b;cu para r"star csts
c>;St2nc;aS al consume del pals. oil"
tan Ucccsjtalo sc cncucntra ah"ga
de- disponer dc todas sus e%istcnc.aS
IL where's.
Harlna. azucar, hucvoS. man;rra "
otros r,u-hoS where's dc divcrsas CID
So. f;yaran CT las listas dc las. m"r-
canciaS tescubicrtas por los agcnt"s
del sc-.ic;o ~scc-ctc. IGualmHute SC
cncor.-aron grandcs c~antidad"s de
hero. acc.o, co3re. a'god6n. prodlc-
tos gu:mico< : farmacjuticos. narte
&c los c"ai"s sc dice. son pron;eu"G
Dc S;bditoS alcmaneS-
FL valor total dc los where's dc los
cualcs no Sc do noticja Il! gob;crHo
DOR u nropietario>. Sc cst.m7 90"
&S.t96.-I2 pesos, =. ci dc los ccr2alcs,
algoG6n Y otras materials ' productoS
industrialc$, en- .35. ii9.02S pesos.
s. asegura que con cI djncro demo
sitado aqui per q Dcutschc Bank dc
Berlin. 50 compvo u coasicn2cioa
&c 100 sacos DE- yUtc. Ujcho Bsnro
c. Ia ~InssitIciou fjrspc'cra bel -
biorno alcnsa-
Sc Pretcudc Cue cI - por ~lonlo
dc las mcrcancias son ~finanz9~ Il"
garartiss d rrcstauos hcchos por los
Bsnco>. pcro hosts ahora no h# z'do
posiblg comprobsr Ia yoraridad DE- "s
- declaration.
La sicuicntc 6 I. Iista dc los yjvc-
re< = demas artt.g.os dcsGubicr,o<
Ppr los agcntcs s~cc-ctos Y / r~alorcs
cs.inaGoS: rr;io,. $~55f.oo0; Mamie
qu,lia. =t.t5&.$50; Accitc auarlc-
nuillado. S2.G&o.05l: C"cao. S2Sl.2T@
Lcchc c~ondeuSado, $40oooo; Pro
lac,os DC scni'la dc algoion, ......
$3.50 900: Hucvos. &2.29!.l$l. o
can mas dc S00.u0o doccrss Dc hug
vos: Pca.ado. $530.oQ0: ilariny.....
xl.sOo.Oo0; Azucsr, &t.ooo.oo": \
cc1te dc LiusZa y pasta ~$l.ilI9pS;
Ayes Dc corral. $l.QQ0.0Qo; Arroz.
Si..3S.S66; Ccrcaics. Sl2. 5l9.955;
V,vcrcs ' comcstibycS dc divcrsas ca
SIS. $lU.50OO. Los demos a~'tjrv!os
ieI.s!..2L e:tr= l. ~ = l@,!l 80.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-19
~ESTnC0LN0. Novicmbre

EST0C0LNQ. Novicmbre Is
G-rc+y que les Bancos dc Pctrogrado
rorrarou Sus p1crtas. on vista de que
Nicgl9s Lcnirv. cl lidcr maNlmallsta,
nomhradc Primer Miuis:ro del goblcr-
no rcvo~iu-ionario. queria cotrar uu
cbclle pc.SvnaI por Glen mi!loncs de
-4..lo1.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-19
lie Eo5hRoE UN CAgALLO Y
UN BUGGIE.

0s,id Alrarez: que hsbita Ia casa
nimcr6 ioS Dc la cslle Tampico.
sGfrio aver por Ia nsdrusada eI 70
20 dc III cab9ilo Pristo y IN buggic
con ~l!artaS lie huic que tcnia CD q
.ccsr=t Is 80 L4za
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-08-29
COIDEN GATE.

Mrs. Horatio Werring Of Minneapolis
arrived Wednesday for a visit with
relatives and friends.
Mike Weis transacted business at New
Um the latter part Of the week.
W. Z. Cutting and family motored to
Henderson Sunday and spent the day
with relatives.
Mike Foil, manager Of the Sleepy Eve
Telephone Co. was business caller here
the first Of the week.
Mrs. 3. A. MARITIME Of Sleepy Eve
ST ent few days last week with her son
George and family.
Miss barbara Garriech of New Ulm
visited with Ter sister Mrs. Chas. Palmer
several Gays tie past week.
A large number from lere attended
the big loyalty meeting at Springfield
Sunday afterr Don.
- VIM. Miller went to New Ulm Sunday
to tSkes in tie Laiil sine between tie
team Of that city and Sleepy Eye.
Atty. w. R. Werring Ct Morgan was a
busine caller her Friday.
Miss Elsie schrapp Of Sleepy Eve
spent the week end at this place with her
parents.
Mrs. James Day visited her parents
at Sleepy Eye the past week.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-08-29
.COURTLA AND.

Rev. a. G. sBode and family Of Good
Thunder, Prof. Hattstadt Of milwaukee,.
and Mr.. and Mrs. 81. Z. Bode Of Fair
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
LANCE on Wednesda lay
Ella and Minnie CALVERT Of New Uln
visited Grace Bobsin on Monday. IS.
Bernice Frederick entertained num-
Der of her little friends in honor Of her
birthday Wednesday afternoon.
q. Bobsin, Jr. who has been i'll is re-
ported much improved~in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Hippert and
family visited relatives here last week.
VIM. Hulke entertained the CORTLAND
Firenen at picnic near his home on
Sunday Aug. 18th.
A number of our young people are
planning to attend the New Ulm High
School this year. Among them are:
Bernhard Poehler, Gladys Etter, Velma
Marsh Esther Hunziker and Sylvia
Fechner
Mrs. F. G. Arndt and chilGren Of
Sleepy Eye visited with. Mrs. F. Arndt
several days last week.
Word has been received here that Mrs.
Ernest Drill Of Mankato has been
critically ill. She became i'll on Sunday
morning and was taken to the hospital
the same day. On Monday morning at
one o'clock she underwent an operation.
According to the last report she was inn
proving as well as could be expected.
She has many friends here who hope for
her speedy recovery.
Miss Lillian Eyrich Of New Ulm visited
at Schlottmann's on Monday.
Mrs. Philip Young is visiting relatives
at Wanda.
II. Poehler took a business trip to
Chicago last week. He will combine
pleasure with business and visit relatives
and friend at that place before returning.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-08-29
Hot Water for
Sick Headaches
Tells why everyone should drink
hot water with phosphate
In It before breakfast.

Headache Of any kind, is caused BY
autnintOxication-which means self
poisoning. Liver and bowel poisons
called toxins, sucked into the blood.
through the lymph ducts, excite the
heart which pumps the blood so fast
that 1t congests In the smaller arteries
and veins Of the head producing VIC
lent, throbbing pain and distress. called
headache. You become nervous, de-
spondent, sick, feverish and miserable
your meals sour and almost nauseate
you. Then you resort to acetanilide,
aspirin or the bromides which tempor.
arily relieve but do not rid the blood OF
these Irritating toxins.
4 glass OF hot water with a teaspoon.
ful OF limestone phosphate in it, drank
before breakfast for awhile, will not
only wash these poisons from your sys-
tenn and cure you OF headache but will
cleanse. purify and freshen the entire
salimentary canal.
Ask your pharmacist for aquarter
pound Of limestone phosphate. It Is In
expensive, harmless as sugar, and al,
most tasteless, except for q sourishl
twinge which is not unpleasant.
II you aren't feeling your best, If
unique - CUdlSQ OF you wake up WIFI
bad taste, foul breath or have colds,
Indigestion, biliousness, consttpation
or sour, acid stomach, begin the phos-
sphated hot water cure to rid your,
system Of toxins and poisons.
Results are quick and It is claimed
that those who continue to flush out
the stomach, liver and bowels every;
morning never have any headache or
know a miserable moment.
Mrs. Joseph schnobrich was recent
guest at the Felber home in Sleepy Eye.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-08-29
CAMBRIA

a great many from here enjoyed the
Fort Ridgely celebration last Wednes-
day. They experienced some difficulty
in reaching home owing to the rain and
several had tire trouble.
An infant son arrived to gladden. the
home OF Rev. and Mrs. Ovens last week.
Miss Heidemann was the nurse attending.
The Cambria Red Cross association
held their meeting at Woodaan Hall.
Monday evening of last week.
Rev. Thos. a.. Griffths has gone to
stay with his daughter Mrs. Bale in
MINNEAPOLIS. He was not well when he
LETT here so he decided to go to his
daughters home to recuperate his health.
Miss Wendla Niska Of New York Mills,
MINI, is guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan w. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Davies of Minnea-
polls, MIMI, have been visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. BID. Hughes.
Mrs. VIM. R. Lewis of Lake Crystal
has been guest Of her-daughter Mrs.
Ed. Nichols for few weeks.
VIM. S. Evans and family motored to
! Mankato and visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Cullen.
Rev. Balm of the Presbyterian Board
OF Home Missions will preach at
Woodman Hall next Sunday afternoon,
Sept. 2, at 2 o'clock. All are invited to
attend the service.
Will G. Harris has purchased new
Dart automobile Of a CORTLAND dealer.
A large crowd attended the Harvest
Festival picnic in the grove near Hugh
Z. Williams residence last Friday. There
were number of interesting racing
contests. szsse
Mrs. 2. w. Grif6ths was in Lake
Crystal few days last week.
Miss Mile A. Thomas has been visit
ing with relatives in St. Paul for few
| days.
John R. Lewis has purchased new
Ford Of a Lake Crystal dealer.
Dan w. Harris shipped a car load Of
building material to John B. Walters at
! Garvin. Mr.. Walters intends to erect
a large barn on his farm.
Mrs. VIM Edwards is on the sick list.
Mrs. Hugh Edwards has found q
freak in with the tomatoes in her garden
It is a small piece Of the plant with four.
teen large tomatoes on the end all II
one cluster, and they weigh four pounds
She has them on exhibit at tie Brown
i County Fair,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-08-29
CLIP THIS AND PIN
ON WIFE's DRESSER
Cincinnati man tells how to shrivel
UP corns or calluses 50 they
lift off with fingers. =

Ouch f!i! This kind Of rough
talk will be heard less here in town #
people troubled with corns will follow
the simple advice of this Cincinnati
authority, who claims that a few drops
OF drug called freezone when applied
to 9 tender, aching corn or hardened cal
lus stops soreness at once, and soon the
corn o. or callus dries up and lifts right
off without pain. : 8
He says freezone dries Immediately
and never indames or even irritates The
surrounding skin. A small bottle Of
freezone will cost very little at any.
drug store, but will positively remove
every hard or soft corn or callus from
ones feet. Millions Of American women
will welcome this announcement since
the inauguration Of the high heels. II
your druggist doesn't have freezone tell
him to order small bottle for you. S
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-08-29

4 The Niconet public schools win open
next Tuesday September 4.
81. Is. Reed Of Confrey was in the
city last week, transacting business at
The Office Of Judge w. II. Mather.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-08-29

DR.. and Mrs. NJ, Sundt of Hanska
were New Ulm visitors one day last week.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-08-29
AUCTION

Saturday, Sept. 1, the undersigned
will sell at Public Auction on the Geo.
Durbahn farm, 1 mile west of Klossner
station and miles north of New Ulm,
Lafayette Township, sec. 4, at 10 a. m.
sharp, the following property, to wit:
8 Head of Horses.
l Gray Mare IL years old; 1 Gray
Horse IL years old; Black Mare years
old; Roam Mare years old; Gray
Mare 6 years old; l Sorrel Mare years
old; l Gray Mare 2 years old; III year
ola Geldlng. tssa EE
"A Head of Cattle, IS Hogs.
8 mich cows; 1-year-old heifers;
l 2-year-old heifer; / 2-year-old red bull.
10 spring pigs.
Machinery, Wagons, Etc.
/ Mccormick Binder; Deering Corn
Binder; l Champion Mower with 8 new
sickles; 2 Lumber Wagons; 2 Bob sleighs;
] Platform Buggy; Carriage; flaming
Mill; | John Deere Gang Plow; / De-
fance sulky Plow; Hand Plow 16 inch;
! Avery Riding Cultivator; Fuller &
johnson Riding Cultivator; 2 Hand
Cultiyators; / Corn Planter; / Corn
Shelter; Van Brunt II Disc Drill; /
Michigan Is Shoe Drill; Deering Hay
Rake; 8 Hay Racks; ! Hog Rack; 8
Spring Seats;2 Wagon Boxes; / 400 lib.
Scale; 1 Success Manure Spreader; 2 s
gal Cream Cans; ! Empire Cream Sepa-
rator 600 lbs. capacity; Manure
IScraper; some Grain bags; / Grind Stone;
Is Cow Ties; / Road Scraper; Shovel
ing Board; some Rope; 2 Sets Of Har-
ness; 1924 Stack Cover; Litter
Carrier with 125 feet of cable; 2 Sets Of
Flynets; 20 Acres of Standing Corn
II Churn. Il
Also large number Of other articles
too numerous to mention.
Terms Of Sale: All sums under SIT
cash; all sums above SO at year s tim.
on good approved notes with interest Al
seven per cent.
VIM. F. HOFFMAN,,
! Owner
Dorm & schueller, al. L. Book,
Auctioneers. Clerk
Adv. 81 81