davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11
,s,-por Burne,, Howard. 100, w.si

Fourth
2Osi-John Lee Dickson. Bis West c.
223l-Louis Douglas. 220S EIchsnse
SS9-Andrew Theodore Wolf. 1ls We0
Chickasaw
3ss-Webb Andrew vloedmsn. 1919
ilis-Owen X Morrell 32t West Noble
i7l2-Arlis h. Eddlns. 10" soutn
Walker
2lio-Robert Edward Kay. 2,ss EI-
change
bss-James p. Dankford. 1917 IAnwood-
S5s-James Albert Tagsart. llb West
Washington
7O5 Thomas Monroe Smith, l7,7 West
Main.
iJIs-John Earl Porter, 7is South
Walker.
226s-Alvais Cilva. railroad camp. stock
yards
3OS3-Edward Clark Scott. i2i West A.
20bl-Olin Stevens, 500 West r.
ig51-Frnnk Nelson. 2i00 South Robin
son
S1s-Hsrry l. Jhbos, 1877 West Sew
enth
2Ois- Walter Scott Mllivsn. $50? South
Hudson
sU-Nick ssmaraI. 1O1 South Bro.d-
way
ls66--Rnssle A. Groves II, East c.
lsOs-Roy Il. Mccormack. 2l6 East
NadsWOrth.
is,3-Atrish BurSc. McGehee. 1874
South Harvey.
1877 Arthur James Baker. Sl2 west
Maple
| lls-Oscar Crawford Thomas. l0lS West
! Nineteenth
| 1888 William Frederick lobe, 1901
| South Ferguson,
6if-Wlllism A. Cobb. 6lt North Brauer.
Q39-Henry Smith, t0t West Pine.
i6Jo- Henry Johnson, 1910 South Rob-
| inson,
222-Frank Joseph McAlpIne. 2s West
| Fifth
236i-Ernea Emmett Porter. 1888 West
| Hickory.
i7lb-Milton Otto. 52b East Nelson.
| 9O6-Chrl Ira owens. oliver hotal
l337-George Jasper Matthews SIC
| west Frisco
222s-vaud Vernan Anderson. l7l7X
! South Agnew
TOO. Robert u Renstrom. INA west
| Twenty second
1890 Walter L. Inscho. $40 West Potts-
wstomie.
llsb--Paul Martin Robert scholse. sli
| West Washington.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11
200 More Called
lin District No. 3

Two hundred more registered men
Of the third city district are today be
ing ordered to report for physical ex-
animation at the Emergency hospital
corner Stiles avenue and Second street.
The examination OF these men will be
held Tuesday and Wednesday OF next
week, fifty being ordered TO repon
Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock, fifty
Tuesday afternoon At 2 o'clock, fifty at
~ o'clock Wednesday morning and
| fifty Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Two hundred and twelve men OF the
district twice the number Of the quota,
have already been examined, but due
to the large number OF exemption
claims filed the board believes II will
be necessary to examine 40 more be
fore obtaining the quota Of their dis
trict
| The names OF the men ordered TO
report next week for physical cxam>na-
tion, the day and time follow
Tuesday, ga m,
| l727-Georgr Robinson, ~ Fast Poplar.
2oi1-Quincy Lafayette Saul, Ia West
Poplar.
eSi-Joseph Ivan, Ice. a2s s Broadway.
l510-perry NJ Schwartz 1901 South
Robinson
lsi7-Albcrt y Ntel. 2o5 East D
10 William Charles RerD Josey lGi
West Second
@s-Mi,chon Washington. s,ockyards
office
2O1s-Jo. John Codek, 72O West n
tr-willNm Edward Weaver, 1907
west Seventh
2,ls rsus,,no Silva, railroad camp,
stockyards
1850 Garland NJ owens, south Wilson.
Fncknstnwn
40 Slmmle Goodwin. II South Peach
??ea-dordon chapman, lsnl South
hsnew
t ls6s-wnllam Earl Groves, l5Ol South
Oklahoma
. 1909 William Earl lloyd. 500 west
Reno.
[ iNi--Rm a Saint. S2l West Grand
b2S Paul A stlmmell, 1901 Wcst sixth
lN1 william Allen Hunter 40 West
Frisco
I lS1,-Jsmes \ Smith, 1905 South Rob.
inson
[ foS,--Calvin Henry Person. corner
Twenty.nlnth South md wcUcn
h 9lI William Thomas, II W. rottawa
tonne
. 1so Herbert Jacob Hsimnn. 1905 West
First
i0-osc.r la Cord.u. sl6 West Eighth
~
4 Twenty. second
1875 Homer Bcan.. ~, Vest Chick.
ssw
I i'Si--Th.dtotd Hudson Literal IN,
East Pearl
0 i9Js-Lcwis Mckinley, 10, Ess, u
fa2 William g. MayhHll lli North In.
h diana
7i1s-Rob.rt smol,s.r ilO7 Exchange
John Galen Allen, 1905 West Twenty
4 second.
S6O-Claude Roberts llOi West Fifth
l6so-Johr Edmond Seal. tS Pine
h h,wllllem Edgar Harper r. iol
i 2ssS RAY A Porter. 2Oos Yves, rop,.r
siO-Earl Ira Thompson 2os IVES
!. Washington
Il iu,- -Vanle Osborne, isO East u
lig-Samucl A Todd lilo lAnwood
h rsl--Jsmes Ernest Catching, ns We,
Reno
It uo--clsr.nco Fred Ncedhsm. 1910 We,
Fourth
p. iWS-p.rry Abel walker. go West Pot
tawNtomie
h iti,-Floyd John Rclt iici sout
Walker
iU-wSl,or W Wilson. 1922 We,
First
h l05'-c'lArtnce Gnton, ,iS South Broad
h way
= 2t,s-Allcn Holt, Asn.w and Pine
l2IS-loc Bush D1 Wost Reno
s,ucky ards
c. 29b-nurley Ice Avery. l7fs E,chsne,
I'll Charley Mather Simmons, iAO
iy West Grand
1912 James Donclson. ,Oi West s.oon,
I'd Tuesday sp. ~
cl kNHChhrles Paul Donovan ig1R wa.
b. r1rsl
d. EiEh,h "
' 2~,-John BsrnwoI. Q West Chocta.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11
THREE HUNDRED
ARE CALLED IN
go DISTRICT NO. !
(cootlnusd from paos ors)

DISTRICT NO. !
(centlnusd from paos onS
oot-,Archis Wiley Baushman. lift
N0gtA Hudson.
6owsn b pesa, 1870 Euesnk
ltte-Otto q ThomAs. SO North Rar-
3fsa-crsss Arvin. 81 West seoond
oof--Jamss Bear, Na West Eighth.
Il ittt-Adslbsrt Brown. so OkiAhoman
nrlilins, 1918 Clay street Houston.
ifls..rhom., c.u..n Brown. 1904
iiii-Sidnsy 8. s.iins.r. III West
SlCSay wickham, ib', West Twelfth
looe-- Vantage v Browning. laf West
08th.
Ujs-,Abram Robert Goodman. my
NTH Broadway.
8A)rty- first. Manhattan. Kan.
Np6-william n. knppsndorf. 10 West
\ jM-Jsmss Francis ridwell, aii North
I iioJohn c. Brown. 81, North H.r-
lS.s Roy Andrew Armstrong; 7io West
Z Clarence Eiwood Parsons. 1915
I!i-john lang Hunter. Travellers
ovvtli. shelton Baxter. 1904 we't
i55Ss-sArry Francis Miller, at West
Js-j.m.. Barr woo,..,, ,,c w..t
Ti-iiilo Melville Orr. as Wee, Elsv-
Mr.. .. Yohs, II West Sixth.
N1oe--0len e. Hartman. III West Sec
T15e--JoAn d. Pierce. 1871 West Eighth
-Ney Clifford Pope. 1855 West For
1K-LsonArs r. crowdsr. its West
ss.cs:ri:s K cain.s.rl,, 1858 Vest
NjEcharlss W. K.nat,ar oklaho-
lS'3ytS-SIsT q. Mcguire, III North Lee.
y. Stt-WIliiam II. wsstphal. 1910 North
CyeHn J. orattan. 1909 west Park
u -osorss L. Gray. 1877 IVES, Tenth.
TkurSAsy Afternoon.
Ele--etspAsn P. Doss iiis West Four
M0-DoAd niis, 5o7 West Second,
8-JAspsf r. Musgrove. 1900 West
NC3sd w, wins,t, 1878 West Thir-
8E--ssward Ross Sheldon. AL West
Joseph W. Fisher, 1929 North Nc.
sgT W0y.-Ouy .. woodson, Oklahoma City
ft. 1HeelrA n. Emmons, 70S West Third
I. Y. 0oQ-FrAhk A. Brooks, 62b West FIT
d Elsrt n. Biosssr. III West Tenth
'< o4eas Harris. M West Twelfth
" ef-WIhis p Baslsy. ho Mort
l5s 4, SSymour Hsininssr. so wes
E3I 3ars a1!n.s. ~ w:;! Ninth. s :,
5as. 4-Jes6e J. Cosnsu. ~ wes
I; 4-Masrisen d White. COS We.
.-oris p, Jones. 81 Dsibank.
n WD-s0m c. Taylor, SIS Weet Fourth
9CfAemAs .. orsttan. 1908 wes
MWsslsy P. Bowman. ~ We.
iN-ciyd. w Morrts.tt, 'oiH Mort
kt.RsZmond D. poy. 1908 We.
lHI-waitsr Z Nelson. 7S West Sec
et-Loyd R, Daniel. u West Twelfth
iM!--William Henry Hughes, lot Wss
-SAI.m. RoO.r, Wallace. Sn We,
iMe-w,ni.m NJ. Pues.u, Nou ho,s
y Mes-L~s Wright sisn North Broad
M.cnaIl.' X. Leslie ir.. 1872 Yves
..;;r;S..t s,i,VrS,r..t F. Robinson, 1871 We.
Ne-H Conner Wolf Nx prn.sv.
W7virsil L Parks Walter. on.
! @lesS X Rouoh, 7l5 We,
VI N-JaAper K Blddy. ~ Wee, Sir,
X ks-oscar l.. Johnson. sn We
4 u!i--0lsnn c Hart, 7os. Nor,
e Y i40-chsrlss Mcles,er Hur. 7is Nor
n -Jshn X reGmsn. 1901 W.
NJ II Charles X. Paine. sao w.-, Ten,
N Jamemerson. AL Wsst Sc
-NIpiam Q. Brown. 1918 W,
Charles n. Dsnsford. 1919 Nor
-. STAR Br,mm. ns Yves, e,
aASsurn II. smissr. 0o w
Aa1rsw ). Lewis, III West &,
nsera y Lester. ~ wss, Tn
l11p p. Haneoch. Assx Mo-
~ q. H,ymsn. 1880 Ma
$-I 3. k!;'':." s;''ss"'ss n! North !.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11
YOU CAN GET ANY ONE OF THE
TEN NEW AUTUMN CHALMERS
NOW; AND THE PRICES MAY NOT,
LOWER INTWO OR THREE YEARS

Chalmers this setting ahead the Autumn buying
least sixty days by offering for immediate purchase ten of
the eyepeasng that bore the Chalmers
They Autumn Chalmers, and they compel attention at
any mans front door.
Such wide range of selection There's fvepassenger
reaches fnay in good Sedan that will
wonder its supreme light weight Cabroet which the word
comforable ably describes; stunning Roadster that
clever driver will like get her hands Speedster
that tnges the blood of regular fellow who wants the 80
mile hour thrill sedate Limousine that spells cozness pus
aTown Car that will make out of ten wish for Santa
Claus right away; Limousine Landaulet that for practical
bily is simply there!
No need go You can't discuss motor in
elgeny unless these For they have lure about
them that is going to cause wide comment
OKLAHOMA CHALMERS SALES co.
y r 4 rD.h,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-05-25
eSabresperiammlu1tg
Ses ltnipn 6pipital gerbanSes so.
Mai !E& Ha !,

Wie allidbrli6 um bie{e e3eit, finoet
Sic biesjdbrige Sabresperia1nmlnng ber
Mftiondre Ser linton 6o{pital Nilocia=
ton babier am ndditen Mittm06, 5. 80.
Moi (@rdberidniidung8teg0 nadnit=
tags lz2 3 llbr, tn ser Tnr11halfe itatt~
Gine oabi11lautenbe @efonntrnah11ng lit
ar1 alle Nfttenbeiiter eefanbt morber. Sr
oieier 0eriammlune 1ollen mebrere neue
3ireftoren eelrdblt, ser Sabresberi6t
perleer lnb erDrtert, {oipie anSere Mn=
gelegenbetten erlebigt frerben.
3ur N}tttagsseit perben Sic Ottglte=
Ser beS SolpttolzSrouenceretnS TIT ser
Iurnballe Elm grobeS @Hen ierpleren, 5u
melde1n ba8 Nublifum freunblthlt et11=
gelaben lit. gs ndre iebr gu ipiini6en,
oob ii6 meitere &reife unie1er 8eo0lfe=
rung Sem 10 iiberau8 lesensreid unb
erfolgretd mirfenben @erbanoe an
i6lteben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-05-25
3eitgenaRe s6aufeniterz9efpr atiDn,

gi1le i11tereHonte unb 5eiteemdbe 9ez
foratio11 5etgt eine8. Der 96aufe11lter
beS u8ee 9tpe" =2abe1gel6dftes bier
(S11baber 9r. S. q. Sd5) IN Jor1n
etue8 grobe11, BON SEN Sternen l1b
5treifen balbbrapterten Btlbntl1eS
Nbraban1 2t1coln'8, be8 Berfe6terS
tpabrer an1ertifartl6er 1e1nofratte, n11o
ei11eS gl'1tograpbS San1uel Treo.
9nnitDs, beS Di6ters bon rNmertea" !,
in Gorn1 beS erlten Berie8 Ser 9eattonalz
bnn1ne Ser Ser. 9taaten, oie er 1882
gebt6tet llnb bere1l erifen Ger8 tn etgener
9anbl6rtft er fetner5eit 1894 5rn.
S. M, Sobnion bonn bieii9ert Dafota<
9Dufe iiberianbt batte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-05-25
Nber Snfcl @om iibernimntt MprganS @ei6dft'
nit 0em Mlliierte1.-
Ser 1t=8ppts s@6refen ipnft >pieosr at,
Der &itite bon Maite+
&ieienfe1er lit Mtlanta, @a+

tptrflQnnen NpparateS bet Ser 9onbbo=
b11ne 10 grober Gunrnen NIT 9}uker
bebtenen fa1ln.
u=8ppt pber AsbantaiieHiid?
Nortlano, Nfe, "a, D1at.- .-Irej
Greb8filder perltherten beute bel tbrer
Ii{derehre, lie bitten etn Seeungebeuer
geiebeu. @i11e @ee1dlange let es ntdt
getpelerl, es babe piel11ebr 9(ebnlt6fett
NIT ei11e1n llboot gebabt, 9ln Ser
OdinbllnQ be8 Gennebec Jet eS Is
N}in1tten nod 9 llbr aufsetal16t, aber
pl0bliA iet eS perld1put1ben.
Sic s5t1her teilten lire Grr0edung
ser Sopbon1zgtation NIT, Ste 1ofort
Modfori6urger on1tellen lieb.
gpQter tpurbe- -nidt an1tltd- in Gr=
fabr11g gebrodt, bob ein &ultenlpod=
Ilehiff ebe11fol[s en1 llboot 9eltdtet babe.
sc lei Qber }pieber u11teroetau6t.
Moibington, "a. N}ot.-21er W}az
rinefpmn1onreur hea M}oinebiitrtft mel
hets,. So g:eriicht nrm 2luftoud)en etnes
+l1hd6tsa lei DtS babt1| nid)t be{fdtigt
frDrbe1.
slt(o11to, &C., Gin Senetmeer,
g(tlo1to, G3a., "a. M}oi.-Gin1 9ron0=
1llgglud, rie es Sic gtobt n}dt lett ben
5o9er bes SiirQerfrte9e8 betrofie11 bot
IS Sarlerblods IN q ide eeleet. 1rnp=
pen benoGe11 bic raudelloe11 Irit1111er,
ltub Terer1nebrleute orbejten e}fri0 bic
Tlon1lne11, lrelhe on per1dteOenen Stelz
len tpieber o1ts5ubreden broher, 81 erz
fifteen. Iouienbe bon Ter1oner itno
bejn1otlos gelporbe1z uro ptele, ote
prodtpple eigene SG11}er beleIlen, 1t1o
0lIdtli1,ge, Ste IN iiberfiillten 5otel8,
6ei 15reu11oe11 ober IN 0fientlt6er Sc
tduoe11 11lterfl1lft gefl2rben. W}anor
Gambler bot ongebotene SllFe BON olBer=
holb obeeleb11t uno alaBregeln ge=
troffe1l bebiirftige Sei1notlole 81 n11terz
5tutel1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-05-25
Gitlo itp(5 auf frnberen Wtitbnrger
NIT 0te0t!

u9lus sem fer11e11 ggeite1l O}innez
apolt5, Oiil11l,, fam G1loe poriger gSofe
Sic Ell rfrelllte5c N}ittetlung, bob u1ller
lDerter friiberer gt11ipobner, Ure1lno uno
gd)ulfor1erao, Yrof. S. S. Mul(ingl
al8 @or1teber Neon) Der Gollege Of
NDarnlacp Der u1ltperlitdt Wetnne1otr, :,
1ein 25zjdbrioe8 Subildun feterte, Str
grobeS Banfett murbe tbm GIT SIREN
letnes Subildl1111s arran9irt, on >pelden1
et>pa 300 iet11er 6relu1be tetlno9men,
oarunter Sic pro111inentelten Yrofeliorei1
uno Gollegen o1ls ane11 9taaten bes
ferne11 gSe1ters, G5e}Dib et1le grobe
Ghre, tpel0e u1lieren lte6en Trel111oe 81!
tell lpl1roe, lporauf eons GorlItabt }tol5
ietn fam, 11l1b f6r1nen >pir 11tht un1btn
Sic ber5ltdlten @liidlpiini6e u11o grilbe
oller gorlitobter, l111o ga1ls belo11oerS ote
Ger n}Srene", perl11 oud nodtrdgltd),
sem Syubilar I'M ferllell Welfen 81 iibcr=
.ngittel11." (Garlltabt, sc. S., uJrete
Hreiie"),
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-05-25
0leibt lleutral,
Sic Gtb,pei5 laRt iia ni0t 6es
elnflallen.
5pfft auf Imerifa*

@enf, 20, M2oi, bia Yaris. Dos
eeSyournal be CeneDe 1Wretbt cine
1dnei3eril l1e aomntIIion 1olle nah
Mmertfa se6en, un oort bariiber uufz
3uertlaren, baB probeutf0e 96pei5er
3eitunger ntdt Die 9altung Der
@9pet3er Hegierung gum ariege be-
etnflu1en, baB ober ebenlopentg Die
@Dpei3 Dur9 Nr0roEllng elmer SUM
qersnpt ben1 9eiten Nmeritas aus
ibrer gleidmaBigen y}eutralitdt 1ieb
tperbe binausordngen la1en. Mmert<
ia miihe be5iigli9 Der S4nst5 nt9t
auf bic eeSnforn1ation our4 etngebilz
bete nniDer1itdts profehoren Be-
idrdntt ieln.
sdmei5er 9raiioert ipridJt.
gern, 20, Moi, pta paris, 81.
W}ai. prdiibent 96ultGeiB iprad
beute por bem rabiIal bemofratii4en
aonqreB iiber Sic lpirt16aftli4e Sage
Der @9pei5. unD gab oabet Der
Jaf1llng Musbrud, Nmerifa lperoe bic
GriHen3 Der @9ipei3 ni9t unmDglt6
ma6sn, fopie Der feiten neber5euz
gung, buS gon5e 0olf perbe i'm triz
fi{ben 9lugenblid binter benz 8unz
besrat 1tehen, um Des 2anoes ltnubz
bdngigfeit auf Der 8aiis itriftefer
Neutralitdt gu erholten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-05-25
&etrtebser1peiterltltQ
Seem lllm Seating So. 5uiammen NIT
Staotrat beiGlieRen lie.

sy11 gen1etn1a1ner 5tbnng Ser 9tref=
toren ser Seem l1lm Seating So. unb bes
@tabtrates am N}tttno6 gberb >pnrbe
bel6lollen, ben 8etrteb Ser @eiellidoft
auf 3met lpettere 8lodS an Mtnneioto
@trabe (ober bo6 einen Sell berlelben)
aus5ubebnen.
g}ad bent BON @efretdr 6reo, g8
Sobnio11 BON Ser Seating So. perliener
15inansberi6t, Ser BON ben gelddfts=
lettern Ser 0eielli6aft, Hrdi. q. S,
Boeel 11nb 9efretdr Sohnlon, io>pte 2
9tabt1rdten, 8. 8. &toof unb Treo,
Sanqnn, ausgeorhettet NOR, moren ote
oelamnten Betriebsz uno Gtnrt6tun9s=
foiten Ser Geiellidoft bis jett s26,400.
Sic @i1lrtabme1 betrugen bonn l. g}oo.
1916 Bis l. Scat 1917 $4275.78 Gait
obne Betriebsunfolten I'M lebten balben
Sabre). S963.27 fomn1en BEN Nf=
ttor1dren an 3i11'en 3u, $500 iollen fir
M6nubung beponiert nerren, nnb
Sc, 2,5l2.5l ltub Srr @ertetlllng an Ste
9(fttonQre berett. Der 8ert6t muroe
a11oenom1nen unb Sic 0eiddftsfibrung
belobt.
@tabtrot Groof mteS gum @6lub
ser @tbln9 a1lf Ste @6mtert9fett btn,
oeniiQen6 &oble fiir Ste Staot IN offenen
O}arfte 3u erbalte11, boffte aber et1len
Nusmeo III fi11oe1l tpelder Ste Stobt
bis |, 9}open16er NIT ser nGttgen Gobz
le111nenoe Qllsrii|tet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-05-25
eylei1djnla1lgel
Srei0t !preilc in :I::ariS febr 1T
Die SIZE.
3luei fteiidloie Sage.

Naris, 81. Wlai. gs berrid5t
Jleilcbnot in Yari5 alS Jolge Ser
Ginfiibrung bon 5mei fleii6lolen
Sagen. ga 0ie 5d)la9t5auler 5ipei
Sage lung gei4lohen bletben, hatten
Sic gieb5iiGter fein 8ieb na6 Ser
Sta0t geianot, u1o oie Dorbanoenen
8orrdte reibten niht aus, Die 0rin=
genoe 9eadfroge 81 befrieOigen. Sit
folgeoeHe11 gingen Die Yreiie itarf
in 0ie Sobe.
Die Jleil6ldben 1tno beute uno
Dierstag ge1dlolien. 9ie BebDr0en
boffen, boB lib Der &anoel in fur5er
3eit Der Neuoronung anpalien
miro.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-05-25
Mar ein Grfplg+

Ges prdd1tige 2ltiiipiel: rIbe Tol1d3=
1o1Dn", neldes ON gon11togobeno TIM
fotb. Mubttorillnt inter Cen g(nlpt5tell
Der S1lngfrauen : gbbalitdt porgetragen
m1erbe, er>ptes 1td als eth glansenber
Grfolg IN ieber 8esiebu1g. Iie f1tnItz
begobte1 gdol1}pteler unb <gptelerl11=
11e1l, lpeld1e ste perid{e6enen 0lollen per=
traten, hoben olle lire gade gut gez
1nQd)t lt1lo er11teten mpblperbte11ten Npz
plous ro11letten Ser 5oblretd erfdtene1len
a3nb0rer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-05-25
81 gnten1 3,pef,

SET ben1 5dHr5e11ba5ar, SEN Ser
Gbrttltde O1iitterrerei11 on1 0onner8tag
I'M fotb. g6ulbalts peranltaltete, pnrbe
ei1le grobe Nn5abl g6iir5en perfanft.
Ste &artengelenidaft am Nbe1o mar
ebenfallS re6t 5oblretd belu6t unb Ste
lretSoelpt11ner lparen: Ni6. Bfefferle,
jr., Sri. 9ppbta Hreilinger, Grau SEQ.
Yu6ner, Jrau O1. Mndoff 1nb 0lanz
nonb Delenmaier. gnlpelter Nrbe8 gez
mann Ste Clippers.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-05-25
8etteemaRe Niab1,ur,e,

Ser gnnoeszNderbaulefretdr bat an
Sic s5arn1er bes 2anbes etne1t Nnfruf err
|seben laifen, bteie8 Sabr 10 piel Rorn
als nur n0gli6 3n ballen, 1lrn elmer
GrappI cit Gil tieier nertpollen glabrung
fir Menf9 nnb 0ieb oorsubeugen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-05-25
g(ussua ppn Muiheliifdern bat ietn'
5uet Seiten.

9Ste 5u erlporter nor, bat etne 9roBe
9lnsabl ser O}ul6elft1der tbr 3oger
bon oen1 6ffelltlt6en 2an0ln9splot ld11gS
beS bieSlettigen l1fers beS W}t11neIotoz
flulje8 am Tube11be ber Genterltrobe
11o9 onber11 Y[aben ltromallfmGrtS perz
legt. Ytele bon tb1te1l itnD logan 1nebrere
N}eilen }troruaufmdrt5 geSoge11. Ste
llrlode bieieS rO}oiienun15ugS" tt etn
un[d11git gefabter, pieoerbolt ermdbnter
BeIdlllb De8 5tobtroteS babtrie1tteno,
oob bieD}uldelfiider etne Otiete bon $40
fiir Sic @otIon QpoS fiir jeoen Der 5
N}onote So ousr1o6D on Ste 9toot entz
rtbten 1nii1le1l, tre1sn lie SEN 0ffentltden
9o1lbl1ng8plob ser 5taoteige11tlr1n TT,
olS 2aoerptab ber11lhel1 molten, 1'eii .1eiie
M2iete 1T I'M porouS 5oblbor u11b altber=
bern r1illen Ste 6etreffenben W}n1d1el=
ftld)er meitere SIS erlegen olS Gorontie,
Dob iie TIT 2oger retnlib bolte1l lno tn
gute1n a3uitonoe nieber perla1ell iperz
Sen. aon11ne11 tie letter II Beltt1nz
n1a1sen nod, 10 erbolten lie Sic SIS
51lriideri ritattet nob 8eenoigm19 Der
SQtion. -.
Gte 3abl ser N}uideIftider, tie tn
Die7er geee11o auf oe1n W}inneltoofllB
t06ttz lino, tit {ebr orob u11b tdgli0 merz
be11 orobe M}enge1l W}l1ldeln gelponneL
oere11 Uleish, ne1nl perlpe(e1lo, Sn'eftel1
o11siebt u11b &ro1?fbeitsberbe er5ellge1
moo.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-05-25
aein @pjt=Sie1it or Geepratip11z 9ap'

s(n nadlter1 Olittmod, ais am 0raz
beridnliidl1gStog reroen ,neoer ote
gtootz nod bie SonbhrieftrGger tire
0l1l1be mode1. 9ie grieftrdgerz uno
ser uGenerol 9elioern" zToltlc1olter TIM
bteiieen Noiton1te 1reroen on je11e111 Gage
mir et11e gtu1lbe often fei1l, 1lnb 5lpor
ron s its 9 llbr pornEittog8.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-05-25
$orpe6tert.
fSrau50iii@es Srnppe1t
iwiff III, Mittelmeer+
Nene @biHsperluite.

8erlin, 81. Wioi, iiber 2on6on,
Die 0eutlde MOmirolitat erlieb fo(~
gen0e grflarung
u9lm 0eor9en 0es 20. fam es on
ser &iite bon 5lonOern 81 ei1enr
fur3en @efebt 5piiden 0eutl6en
unO fran50lil6en Torpeoobootell.
Die fein0li6en S6iffe muroen Der~
ldie0entlidb getrofiel1. llniere S6iffe
febrtan obne Serlltlte ooer Beicbaois
gungen beitn."
9aris, 21. Moi. Gie fra11501iide
gbmirulitdt tellt beute nit, OaB
frQ1r50lii6e Sorpe6oboote einen 3u9
lanlnenitoB NIT oeutlben Sorpe0o-
bppten botte1l 6el Oem Oie fran50-
itiben 5biffe geiha0igu1gel1 erlitr
ten, a6er lln1tlld1 sl1rllffeDrten.
=gS iuiro sia5t .geiagf $50 oas ge-
fedt ltattfano.
Yaris, 21. Mai. Der fran50ii=
i1e SruppcutraaSportoampfer uGol=
bert, 5,40O sonnen grpN, iit, ,uie
Sic 9lbntiralitat ,nitteilt, ppn ei1tene
oentiDen l1nteriee6out turpebtert nnb
berlenft luprOen. ltnter Sen 81 Eers
ipneu, Die 1ttlfa1nen, befallb 1idJ a1t1
ser &o1,',nanoant oes Sdjiffes.
5pateren 8eriGten 5ufolge Be-
fan0 Ser uGolbert" 1icb auf Ser
Sabrt nab Salonifi. Ser 9ampfer
mur0e mittlhiff5 getroffen llnO Ste
Mol l6inenraume fiillten lieb Iofort
nit 8oIier. 9a5 Shiff 1anf in
flint Wiinuten. GoS lll1terleeboot
mur0e erlt na6 Dem slngriff gele=
ben ais eS auftoucDte, I'm Sen yea>
men 0es Spfer5 felt5uiteQel. GS
taubte u1ter, alS 1i6 Elm froll5olis
3:6eS Mudtibiff ndDerte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-05-25

aana0a miro Driidebergern
aus Mmerifo, pelbe iib Der glnsbe-
bung er1t5ieben luoaan, ieine Gren.
gen Deriblieben.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-17
]. N. STUDEAAKER 81. LAST
OF CORPORATION, DEAD

J. NJ. Studebaker Sr,. the last surviv-
ing Of the founders Of the studehaker
Corporation, died just before midnight
last night in his home at South BEND.
Ind He was eighty-three years old.
About a year ago Mr.. studebaker re-
tired from the craftsmanship Of the
board Of directors Of the corporation.
Up 20 that time in spite of his ad-
vancod years. each morning had found
him at his desk. Even after his retire
ment he continued to take lively in
terest in his business affairs.
Mr.. Studebaker and his brothers
four led first of an n wagon works, but
began manufacturing automobiles Inter
and became one Of the most famous
motor vehicle manufacturing concerns
in the world. AT the outbreak of the
war the corporation undertook vast ord
ers Of wagons harness and automobiles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-17
HOME WOOD AROUSED
BY TWO BURGLARIES

All Homewood is sleeping with one
ear open primed to DO battle TO the
burFlaRr.5T that anc-a.s- 90 1 ). Up and
down Holman street Two residences
have been robbed. the home Of DR. and
Mrs. H Z. Sharrer and that of Judge
and Mrs Joseph lbach.
Jewelry including half dozen valu-
able rings. silverware and other things
Of considerable value were taken from
the residence Of Dr. Sharrer at Hob
man and Doty streets. Entrance was
gained hy prying open a window In the
rear Of the house between 6 and $50
Thursday evening. The next place to
be visited was the Hammond home Of
Judge Ibach, who with Mrs. Ibach is
in indianapolis this winter 'The house
al Holman and Ruth streets had been
closed for the winter and all valuables
placed in a safety vault. Nothing was
secured at the latter dwelling, which
wa entered by breaking kitchen win
dow