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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-09
TOTAL OF 717 AIRPLANES
 SHOT DOWN IN ONE MONTH

LONDON. May 9.--A compilation from British, French and German official communications, show that 717 airplanes were shot down on the western front during April. The Germans losts 369, the French and Belgians POI and the British 147.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-09
BOMB FOR MAYOR.

WELLSVILLE, O., May 9.-The home of Dr. Hamlin Barnes, mayor of Wellsville, was badly damaged by the explosion of a bomb under the front porch. Dr. Barnes is one of the leading anti-liquor advo- cates in this district
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-09
VERY LITTLE DRUNKENNESS

LONDON, May 9.--The question of drunkenness among Canadians in England, which was raised in has been investigated by the authorities, and it is under stood that the offence was found to exist only in an infinitely small degree
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-09
AUSTRIAN DIPLOMAT DIES.

BERNIE Switzerland, May 9. - The death of Baron Hengelmuller yol Hengervar, former Austro- Hun Cerian Ambassador to the United States, is reported by the Neuste of Munice. The Bar on's death occurred at Abbazia. He was 72 years old.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-09
Priests Are Crucified and Other Officials Were Buried Alive, Head
 First in Earth. INNOCENTS MURDERED Baby Is Handed to Mother on Point of a Bayonet
 by a Prussian
 Soldier.
By Mime Paul Arhinard (French Relief and Red Cross Work CT Who is Now in the United

(French Relief and Red Cross Work
 CT Who is Now in the United
 States.)
 T have been amazed at the evident disbelief in stories of German atroci- ties, which seems to be prevalent in the United States.
 Those who have been behind the French lines, within sound of the heavy cannon-as l have been know that these tales of atrocities are not fables they are the al most unbelievable truth.
 Nowhere were the acts of the Germans more fiendish than ill French Lorraine, in the foothills of the Vosges mountains.
 Here l had the privilege of jour neying some days under the guid- lnce of the prefect of Lorraine, Leon Mirman, and of conferring with Sis ter Julie, the now famous nun in charge of the hospital at Gerbevil- Ter.
 Sister Saw 1t
 Sister Julie it was who, nursing wounded French soldiers when the Germans poured through Cerbevil- Ter, stood her ground in the hospit- al room and saw the German troops tear the bed clothing from the pa tients to see if any were so slightly wounded as to give combat
 Not one of Sister JuIies patients was harmed; but in other hospitals both the sister and Prefect Mirman assured me, many wounded soldiers were killed for fear they might not die.
 At Gerberville was family con sisting of father, mother, four boys and two girls. Father and four sons fought in the French army. The elder sister wrote to the youngest son, exhorting him to bravery and heroism, asking him always to do his duty.
 When the Germans came through they asked by name for this fam ily's house. An officer entered the home and enquired for the elder sis ter.
 Woman Was Murdered
 He showed her a letter she had written to the younger brother. She admitted authorship.
 Leave the house." he ordered; and when she stepped out of the door she was shot. Her mother followed and also was shot, The youngest sister fled out the back window and hid in the thickets of the river Nor tague where she remained two days.
 Also at Gereberville was family of four sons. three of whom joined the army. The fourth, an eplieptic, remained home with his mother.
 When the Germans came they found this boy in the door of the home. and despite his helpless con Milton. they hanged him to a tree in the front yard. When his mother .
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-09

o line by N il is f consi of las been by the YorkAe eanh
 
 thu of ecostst to land troops
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-09

THE EMPlRE-All the News All
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-09
RUTH LAW TO RECRUIT.

CHICAGO, May 9-Recruiting in Chicago will attain tits highest point" next week. Ruth Law, Am erica's. foremost aviatriX, has ob- cruiting officer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-09
REPORT MEXICO READY TO JOIN
 WITH ENEMIES
Relations To Be Broken with Central Powers Within Coming
 Few Weeks.

NEW YORK. May 9-Mexico will probably break relations with the Central Powers within the next few weeks and declare an alliance with the Entente powers, according to Monterey special to the Times. In the northern cities near the order there is a strong movement on foot among the business men and rich farmers to force action.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-11-02
nm5ng poll5ogtn.
Mue ,,euel1 S elepbp1tli1tie1t
iebt I'M 1telte1t Sc
bGltbe,
6e8eln,d6t8er 9tenf
Wirb In einiseu 9ageu mieoer auf>
Qeno1nmen tuerOen f0nuell.

Der nnl5ug Ser Stem llln Nurol
Ielepbone Gp1nparn IN ba8 1eue Sc
bduoe an Ser @de Ser 2. 9lorbltrabe nno
German 9trabe 1T iett beenbet. Da=
NIT fat sic @o1npanp etn 9tiid f6merer
Nrbeit binter li6, oeren 6rii6te iebt ote
Nbonl1enten er11ten lperben. Da8 neue
@ebduoe lit ems ser moberniten unb
or0bten leiner Nrt I'M 9taate, mte allz
Qen1ein anerfa1tnt lptro.
Sic itaatltde @iienbabn< nno 2ogerz
baus Gor1niilton bat bereit8 etn Srlz
pe11tar iiber oaS @teentl1n oe8 Song
0iitance DieniteB Der Triz9fate 9ele=
phone &c, Telegrepb Gompann tn 8ro>Dn
Gollntp aufgenon1melr. Dte Nbi6dbz
11nQsarbeiten tpurben unter Der 2ettung
oes Gbefingettieurs Der &ommtllton,
9. s. syuergenlen, porge1ommen.
9ie biSberiger1 St6rllngen TN lofalen
Ielepbonoiel1it tperne1l IN fpdteitenS
einigen 5aeen eeboben ietn. Die {oge=
nannten Yartpz2i11eS itno abgel6af!t
tpor0en uno Die SAT- 2" Mummern
lino b1lr6 anbere erleht 1porben, oie BET
1000 anfanse1l. Ste gemobner Ser
@tobt unb ser 2an60iitrifte iperoen
frob lctn, oab bieie Mo6en poaer
CHARACTERIZATION poriiber finb. sic baz
ben iett Ben beiten Telepbonbtenit, Der
mir ireerb>no auf5ufinoen iinb, ,perpen
olIo retdli6 belobnt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-11-02
@anoelbiloer teurer.
syiir iebe 10 Gents @intritt mnk Elm
Gent &riegsiteuer erlegt tueroen.

Ser 8ei116 BON gSanoelbiloertbea=
tern I'M eon5e11 2anbe iptrb li6 nit
ben1 @intreten ser 1euen Griegsiteuerrl
perteuern. 91ad be11 neuen @eIeb milf
fen on ser &aiie fir ie Sebn Gents fir
Elm Itdet etn Sent gteuer be3ablt tperz
oe,l; fir ein 9tdet gum 8retie bon Is
ober 20 Gents erbdlt sic Negierung 2
Gents 5teuer. Ste 1r1etften gbeater
I'M 2anoe baben tbren &nr1ben 111ttgez
teilt, oab bieie GriegSitener olf bte
Gintrittsfarte1l allfgei6lager nerbe,1
miro; 1nan6e bon ibnen baben iogar
oaraufbtn tbre 8retie glei6 I'M 5 gert8
erb0bt, ltede1 ollo 8 bis 4 Gents mebr
IN lire eisene Iai6e.
syn Seem ulm miro aber etn folder
sSaI 11iht et11treten. STE ManagerS
Woobmanfee bonn giubp 1beater 11no
SIS. Stunt bon Ser Nrnlorn 111a6e11 be-
fanr1t, bab iie bie Hretie bel Ben 8orz
itellungen an Mo6e1ltagen nidt er=
bDbe1 tperben. nm aber ipe11igiten5
ei11en Sell ibrer Webrau6lage11 3uriidz
3uerbolten, nerben iie bei ben Sonntas8z
norfellunsen 5 @enf8 pro Gintriftaz
forte 1nebr Derlangen,
Man ni11ln1t an, oab Ser bnr6=
i6nittlid)e Ibeaterbeiu6er iid gegen
Sic @rbebung elmer &riegSiteuer itrdllz
ben unb lieber Ben 8ein6 oe8 Ibeaters
allfgeben tpirb. 8elonber8 in Seem ll1nl,
no bte @ei6dftafubrer Ser Ibeater
iptlle118 finb, ei11en 9etl Der Steuer
.1elbft 5u be5ablen, anftatt Ste gan3e
2aft benz Iublifunl anfsubalien, tpirb
bieler SAT- Iiht eintrete11.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-11-02
9ibfrtD 2oall
syreibeitsanleibe 1T Seem
Tim nm fait $4,000
itber6eilbnet+
682 adnfer.
Giuer bon 10 Ginmobaern Mem
l1lns fanfte 8oabs.

Ser fiir Seem Tim au8eeiett eetpelene
Betrag Ser Treibeits anletbe, $250,000,
1T INN $3.50 iiber3et6net porben. 682
Seem lllmer boben 2ibertp 8ono8 &C.
fauft; eS fommen bentnad anf ettpa
sebn Gtatpobner etn &dufer. Die 8e<
trdee Der gefalften 8onbS 16tpanfen
il6en $50 lnb $4,000.
Dte &a1npagne begann am Wtontag,
SEN %. Sftober lu1b banerte bi8 5nn
@amstag SEN 27. Sftober. Nm Bretz
tag abenb feblten nod $4,000 on Der
fetgeietten Sunme, Ste ieoo6 am
@omStas nod einftefen. 0aS 2iberz
tn Bonb &onlite bate nnter Ser 2ett=
una bon S. @. Sobnion bie gan3e
Wo6e gearbettet. 9ftemanb mnroe ge<
ordngt Bonb8 gu faufen nnb eS tpuroen
feine l1eberrebnn98fiirite Derin6t.
Bet Mns1ebung Der Slr1nme BON
$4,000 fit Seem lllm er>partete man,
bab 1i6 $50 &dufer finben tpiroen.
Nu6 btele .3abl murbe oemna6 iiber=
f6rttten.
Sn @prtnsftelo purbe ber anSge<
iekte 8etrog, 100000, ni6t erret6t.
Die bortt9en Sublfriptionen beltefen
fib auf $4,000. Ser @r1lno mag
oarin NIT gu iu6en iein, bab bte 8anfen
bon @pringftelb 5 Brocent 3mlen
5ablel mdbrenb ote TreibeitSanletbe
nur bier Yrocent brin9t. Gin gtertel
ser ga113e1 8ep0lferung BON 9prtngz
ftelb, 400 @tntpobner, faufte BonoS.
STE D6rfer in Der Nadbari6aft BON
@prinsfielb, In benen pie &a9ne
reg{an1 betrieben tpurbe, batten folger1oe
Meiultate gu ner3ei6nen: 8nrn{totpn
$1l 200; @5tatelp $3.50; Nortb 9tar
$67OO; @unbolpn S305O; groofptlle
5000 l11b 8afbam 5000.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-11-02
SIN @a!!ge
SIT Die &antpa91te gum
Gerfal1f bon Gpte1t
&relt5 5ie9el1t,
gerfaafsat1fan9 Monta8.
81. 5. $. 8ogel bat ote Qeituug
Der &aupa0ne in Seem l1lm.

Bereits a1n fo1nmenben Montag be-
qinnt Sic &anpagne be8 Note11 &reu5eS
5lrn1 gserfauf bon @etbna6tSitegel1e
anftatt am Is. glopenber, mie uripriing=
it'd fe1tgeiett NOR. Or, S. $. 8ogel
Ser misunderstanding bon Seem
nla1, bat Sic 2ettung Ser bteiigen
&an1pae11e IN Sdnben.
Dr. S. S. Mh1rpbn bon ser itaat=
.liden @elunbbettSbeb6rbe, teilt iiber
SEN Nnfans Ser friiben &ompagne fol-
ge1lbe8 NIT:
vDaS amerifal1tl6e Note &rell5 bebt
Sic Beitin1nung, bab NIT oe1n Berfouf
Ser @eibna6tSltesel ni6t por benz Is.
.91ope1nber begonnen merben }on, anf.
Wte befannt genabt purbe, 1oll Dolt,
meld,e Sic anertfantlden 9oloaten tn
Tranfret6 Dor ober 81 Wetbna6ten
errei6en 1on, ipdteiten8 am Is. 9fopen1z
Der BEL ser Yoit aufgegeben lperoen,
Dab baber aus benn friiberen Berfanf
Elm qrober Bortetl fiir ba8 Note &relt5
entltebt, 1T flar. Dem9emdb bat baS
Mote Greu5 9eoronet, oab NIT benz Ser
fQuf bereits an 5. 9fope1nber begonnen
tperben fann.
Wetbna6tsliegel be8 @oten &ren5eS
'iino bereits an Sic 9td6te gelanot moroen
no 1i6 bie Rampagnemanager firth gez
meloet baben. @tner @enetnoe, ote
bis gum 5. Nopember nt6t berett TT,
NIT ser &an1paene gu bestnnen, feblt eS
an Yatrtott8mu8.
DieleS Sabr, n1ebr al8 porber erz
lpartet oaS Mote &reus, bab bie &amz
pasne etnen rieiigen @rfol9 I'M ean5e1
2anbe brtnge11 miro. Ser Tonbs llplll
gum gr6bten Teile 3u TuberfuloftS
3fpeden perlpenbet tperben. Ste Setgel
@ampaene 1T bbiie n55iee Iditttgfeit bes
Rote1 Rre13eB, bie ii6 auf 8erbntlng
BON @6tptnoiudt uno er5iebertl6e
5dttgfett erfredt. Nuberbem miro fat
baS gan5e geiammelte @elo in benz Srte
allsgegeben,. in meldem eS ,eelamnelt
t1,f1.S u
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-11-02

Gin @Tab aus benz al1en
GgDpter, bas 1ninbeitens ieine 1000
Sabre alt fein muB, 1T in einem
Seem Dorter Mufellm aufgeftellt.
9as 9eben 1T Elm Rleib; ipenn
es fdmubig 1T, 10 biiritet mon es;
tpenn es burbl09ert 1T, flidt man
es aug, tleibet ii4 aher oamit, 10
lange man fann.
Cine Der neuefen Grim
bungen 1T cine Weitentof4 Re4enz
ma1dine, bic irgen eine. Nbbitionsz,
@nbtraftiDns< unb Mfultiplitationsz
aufgabe nit 2ei9tigfeit loft.
Set fret bon Qeib !! Mht.
inbem bu gefiibllos biit, tpie bic unz
berltdnbigen Menf4en, ionbern in<
ben1 bu als tugenbbafter Menfd bic
@ernunft als SroF gegen iebes 2eio
gebrau6n.
@ine M.naahl olter ausran<
gierter StraBenbabnnage iDurbe IN
5prpntp, 91t., als 4uartier fir
Sd)tp11D1uGt1ge e1ngerIbtet. unter
ben gars finb fteinerne 5nnbamente
gebaut tnDrben.
@r5iirnen ipir ll1ls niht gegen
Die Menfben, tDenn mir BON ibrer
@efiibl llofisfeit, ibrer l1nbal1fbarfeit,
ibrer llngeredtisfeit, ihrem 9ohmute
unb ibrer gi6 dtung anoerer Do,
rerr. STE iinb einmal 70 geartet, bus
1T tire Natl1r
9a8 ebrn i r.big fe unD 1iebt
lihfe Bib mar BEN Menf9en 8ll
ollen Soften Die Mntter nit ibrem
ai11be auf benz Mrme. gor bieienl
8ilbe fiibH jeber, Mann oDer gBeib,
tine leife Hubrung binm1if ifAer 81
liafeif I'M sers se1l,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-11-02
e}nuipr 8io1teers.
8eamtenmabl tpnroe am nprigen
SamStag nDrgenDmmen.

DaB Grecntip &pnlitee Der Sl1nior
4ioneerS glilpetatton frat am lebten
9amStag ra6n1tttag 5fped8 8eamteri=
ipabl 3u1a111n1en. Die folgenben 8e=
amten >purbe11 tpteoer9emdblt: gilbert
@teinbanier, >8rdiibent; Dr. S. 8.
@raff, @ice Brdltbent; Nbo1pb g.
M}eile, 5efretdr; 6rau 8. 9. Rroof,
9habmeiitertn.
DaS 8anfett Gon1itee, meldes Ste
2eiilrns itber ba8 fiir5lih itattsefnnoene
SabreSbtrer bate, beri6tete eine Sc
io1nteinnab1ne bon $215.05. Ste NnS<
laeen beliefen ft6 arf $191.16, ipbob
ein lleberl6ub bon $23.S9 IN Der &afle
bletbt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-11-02
&oienoabl a,,eetla9t.
Gpn 0rDRgeidipprenen ber GrmDrbz
l1ng pDn s. 6. 2ambcrtpn be-
i6ulbigt

Die @robgeidmorenei1 .bes Diitrifts@
geridts bon Mebpooo Sails, lpel6eS
gegenndrtig nnter benz 0oriit po
Ni6ter Dlien IN gitung II, baben eine
Nnflage meeen WorbeS sesen 8illiam
.Holen6abl erboben, 8oienbabl nirb
.bel6nloigt am "a. Stunt biefes SabreS
6. s. 9amberton erf6oiien 81 faben.
81 plaioierte 11i6t 16ulbig.
Dr. 8. 8. @lenifeen, ber frIbere
bon 2ansberton, itano
nnter elmer Qibell Nnflage bpr be1n
9ilriftsgerid)f. ST ioiro beidlIbigt
einen berleun1beriiden Beriht iiber ben
5tabbtrat BON aanlberto11 ii elmer
Minneapoliler j3eiitlng ner0ffe1tli6t 5lt
babe11. Or. Glenfeen plaibiierte i6ulS
big u11b ipurbe sn $100 lbltrafe n1lo
Soften peralrteilt nI,sen liegen
ben @roBseid II Nnflaeer1 oor,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-11-02
Mdtn1tg Mntobeiiter
9eeue 9ieenien miiiien am 1. Sanuar
gelDit tperben; 3reis erbDbt.

BtS gum l. Sanuar 1918 nriilfen
alle Mutonobtlbeiiker I'M 9taate neue
N1ttomobtlltcenien baben. Nppltfattoz
11en bafiir tperoen bon l. De3ember
bieles Sabre8 an ~pon Staat8iefretdr
SuliuS 81. @9nlabl e1lt9egen genomz
men. Der BreiS Ser 96iloer, bte
befanntli6 bret Sabre @ulti9feit baben,
lit bon $1.5O Quf $500 erb0bt uoroen.
Die nellen 9tce11ien fir Motorrabfabrer,
Sic glei6fallS bteies Sabr berall89ez
non1nlen merben 1niillen, foiten iett
So. 90 anltatt $1.5O. Die neuen 96tl=
ser lperben alls Stobl perfertt9t, anz
ltatt >pte btsber aus 9uumi1lium.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-11-02

gin irdtbur m bon l24
SUB 9Dbe III III elmer stabt &aliz
fDrniens aug Derftdrftenr Rpnfret
heraeffeIlt fpDrbe1l.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-11-02
Gfafturnier.

Die @eni1lner bct oe111 gfattnrnter
In Der Illrnballe am lebte11 Mo1ltag
.abe1lb iparer: I. Drei8, Otto Gs=
ipalb, 17sGetfo 9piele;; 2. 9reis, S. s.
grafL Nefto Bulfte; 8. 9rets,
GbaS. Gneelbert, Stub Colo gege11
bier Weataborel1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-11-02
Gam nit blauem Muge Baum.

yn Gonlfrep innroe por eiri9en Iasen
et1 il1nger Nlann IN Der untforn1 eineS
a1nerifanil6en 9olbaten lpegen 1rln@
.fenbeit perboftet nno ben Netlitdrbez
b6rben Oeitteilnng eerna6t. Sine I'M
ferlu6ung ergab, ba6 Der jllnge Wiann
ans Soma ltanl11tt. ST mar allS etnenl
NusbilonngSlager eatlaiien tporoen lnlo
hatte Befebl erDalten, leire 5oloaten*
fleiblma NIT ginilfleionng 5ll per-
fan{den. Nnifatt bie8 5ll tn1, fam er
mad Minne}ota llllo tra1lf ii0 etr1e1l
Nau56 an. gr fam btesnlal nod NIT
einefl1 blaue11 9h1ge OaDo1l, oe1lr1, naeb
.oern er perIprode1l 6afte, iofort betn=
sufebren l11b Ste llnifornl ab5ulsgen,
5lieb 111an TIN lallfen,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-11-02
9iesjabrige 5tener1t*
Stub eeeen bie 'es @Driabres be-
'oentenb geifiegen.

Die 9teuererbebl1ne fiir oieies Sahr
3etgt eine erbebltbe grh0bung gegen
Sic @tellern I'M porteen Sabre. 9(usz
genonlmen 1T nur @obben, no bte
5teuerratc eefallen lit. 0te oieSidb=
rigen Staten I'M Berglet6 gu BEN porz
s.hxsnn44 fi41A.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-11-02

fofge Der italtentIhen 6an1pagnen gege11
Seiterrei6. Gs lteat itarf befeittet
5pii6en 5iige1n BIN groben 8erteiz
oigungS In nele Ell f9tpere .&d1npfe
ltattfanber1, ebe bie Stoliener Ste 5tabt
ielbit errethten.
0oer5 ltegt % Metlen norbmeitli6
bon 9rieif, Seiterreid8 gr0btem &rtegSz
.bafer am Gin9ang gum N0rtatti6en
Steer, bel1en Groberun9 etn8 Ser 9auptz
.5tele Ter Staltener IN 0tefen &rte9e
tit.
True translation fled with the post
master at New Ulm, MINI. on Novem-
Der End, 1917 as required by the Act Of
October 6, 1917.
@eidsfan5lertpe6iel,
1rue translation, etc etc
8erlt11, 81. Sft. M1ntlt6 ptrb be-
fa1lnt eeeeber1, oab Nei6Sfan3ler Oit=
daeliS religntert bat u1lb ban1ber banertz
16er1 Yren1ier @raf bon Sertltng bas
Ret6sfan5leran1t angeboten mor1en lit
u1lb bab oteier iett NIT BEN Net68ta98z
parteien berbanbelt.
Goperbager, 81. Sft. 9te M0g=
li6feit 1T IN 8etra6t gu 3teben, bab
@raf bon 6ertltng SEN Net6sfan3lerz
poiter1 111r fiir ette nnbeitinlnlte 3eit
befletber tpirb nnb bab perborgene
5Mld6te It1lter ben &uliiien tpiinl6ten,
i1t1b r. Uidaelis sll halten fur Ben
S&3d11btoaten, tpel6en nod Nnbeut11ng
BON Yrof. Hl1bolpb BON 8alenttnt,
oea gbefS oes faiiertiden Gtbtlfabtnett8,
Ser Gaiier fir oie Trteoen8oerbanolungen
IN Neieroebat.
True translation filed with the post
master at New Ulm, Minn., on Novem-
Der 2, 1917, as required by the act Of
October 6, 1917.
8icr5ebn 9iatiDnen ttnn I'M Griege
gegen 9entihlano.
8ra1ilien 1T Sic pter5ebnte Station
tpelheR tatid6li6 gesen bte fatierlt6
oelltine Negierllng &rte9 erfldrt bat.
.Die Reibenfofge 1T:
1. @robbrttannten, 4. Mug. 1914.
2. NuBla11b, 4. slug. 1914.
3. 5erbte11, 9. Nu9. 1914.
4. Jranfrei6, 10. slug. 1914.
5. Montenegro, IL. 9lug. 1914.
6. Saparl %. Nng. 1914.
Z. can Martno, "a. Scat 1915.
8. Stalten, II. Nug. 1915.
9. 9fumd11te11, %. Nl1g. 1916. :
10. Ser. Staaten, 6. Npril, 1917
II. Guba, n. Mpril 1917.
l2. 9iberia, 9. Mai, 1917.
l3. 5iarn, %. Suit 1917.
Il. Bralilie11, 26. Sft. 1917.
2dnoer, mel6e bte 8e5iebu11gen NIT:
Dentidla1b n1lh bellen 8erbiinoeten
abgebro6en babe1l:
/. Gbina, "A. N}dr3 1917.
2. Banama, Z. Nprtl 1917.
3. Goita Nioa, z. Npril 1917.
4. Boltpia, IA. Npril 1917.
5. @uate1nala, %. Nprtl 1917.
6. Gbile, 4. Scat 1917.
Z. Herl, 6. SIt. 1917.
8. l1rusuap, z, Sft. 1917,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-11-02

True translation filed with the post
master at New Ulm, Minn., on Novem
Der 2, 1917, as required by the act Of
October 6, 1917.
@icr5ebn 9latipnen nun I'M &riege
Qeaen 9eutid)lan0.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-11-02

Nralilien 1T Sic pter5ebnte Station
tpeldeY tatid6li6 geeen bie faiierlid
oelltihe Negierllng &rte9 erfldrt bat,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
NEW BU lDINC
FOR HOSPITAL
Samaritan Has Such Prosper
Gus Year Extra Facilities
Are Obtained

The Samaritan hospital Eas,
Grand blvd. and MilwauAceave
which was opened three years ago.
Is just completing 2 LARGE addition.
he rooms being dhed before The
building is entirely finished e mas
also added 10 is plant nurses
home and trainiag school as Well 50
q power house. kitchens and laun-
drles in 4 separate ogildin
This group OF buildings is finely
s ltuated on the edge OF iae Ham
,ramck district, near the Psrke
school. one Of the branch A8ra-ies
and AZ a snort distance from On. Of
b, principal factory section OK De-
I0.f
This hosFitai-gvas started for the
purpose q Supplying the poor ana
people OF moderate means Tith the
Jt 81 hospital service at M lowest
tssible rates and order make
IL not only seltsunport.n aat 70
uabi@ IL 70 grow. 81. tag az doctors
are r!vinE their services frees The
cost of 2 private room. nursing AMI
medical care IS So veek. and
here are also tnall yards % lou
sods each whicR ere SIN cheaper
Outside doctors NAV bring their "a
5nts 70 this IL liatiou
The building &. ar-proof and 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
POLICE TO PR DIE
ALL H0LD-UPS
Supt. Marquardt Declares Fully
Half of Those Reported
Are Fictitious

After stating that az least 50 per
cent OF the hold.ups reported TO De
troit police are fakes. superintend-
ent Of Police Ernst Msrquard, an.
nounced Monday that hereafter a
rigid Investigation OF ali complaints
viii be- made and lctims q mag.
mary robbers punished
Two men. one paroled convict.
are already locked Up, after lnvesti'
gallon OF reports that they had been
l9t bed Several Other cases are
non being investigated
lt has become very easy for per
cons who wish 20 escape The wrath
oi wives or creditor 70 report that
they we're neld ~ ard robbed Of rhe
money they we're 10 turn over 10
others said the superintendent
"Many aen draw their pay with
the understanding that greater
part Of h. 81 least e 70 be turned
over 10 their wives They spend The
money and DE police department, is
made the goat By rate women sho
cali up and egn' The robbers arrest.
cd Others will dei.aud creditors
by reporting rob cry and then
Offering The published accounts Of
ihe affair as proof
Hereafter II they don't subsan
tate their story by fuli investlgatl oo
they siil BE turned over 10 The
courts"
The paroied convict nov detained
IS Edward Koss, who, according to
he police, vas supposed 70 pay bill
d tl4 lie spent the money, it IL al.
legged end then declared ne had been
held Up and robbed. Re VIII 30
turned over % the probation officer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23

Posen Issues Small Change certit-
Gates.
TO make up for the temporary
lack or small change. Posen papers
report. the city has issued 10000
small change certificates. called
municipal currency" The eert'n'
Gates have values OF half mark,
10. I'VE and one pfennig. and will be
refunded for gold BY the municipal
treasury on April I. 1917.
PAPER Protests On street Car Rude
ness
The Hamburg Fremdenblstt -
disgusted with the rudeness sti'l
displayed In tramcars and other
public conveyances after the les
sons OF more than two years II
war Young and robust people OF
both sexes remain glued TO their
seats when aged and innrm persons
are standing. and never dream tina,
il IS their duty 20 give their places
20 these persons.
Mass Lurcheons" For Woman
Workers.
Berlin papers have an announce
ment by the government assuring
woman workers OF the imperial pos,
and telegraph Offices good. cheap
luncheon BY the institution OF mass
luncheons" The meals viii be pre-
pared IN government Kitchens.
To Control Prices Of Horse mea.
Berlin Tsgeblstt reports "The
price OF horse meat has reached a
height that has even surpassed Tho
legal maximum price OF beef This
rise in price. according 10 reliable
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-23
GRINNELL BROS
MANAGERS HERE
FOR CONVENTION

The anuCal convention q the
ianch store and department mar-
ayers Of Gnnnell brothers susie
house IS in progress in the nair
store. Nos. 1927 woodward.aye. 70
legan Monday and WI continue
four DAYS or more
The managers arc reviewing The
prosperous business of 1915 aud dis
sussing plans for Tho 1917 trade
several entertainment features. in
Guiding masquerade ball the
I,oard o Commerce Tuesday even.
ing. are interpreted on the pro
gram
c. A. Grinneil. vice president o.
the company IS presiding a. The con
Nention sessions. Mr Grnneil last
week was elected vice. president ~
lhe Board OF Commerce " the Allied
Musical Industries Of America
About GO managers are attending
the convention. Besides is head
quarters and the Monroe-ave and
Highland Park sfores, GriuneI
Brothers have stores in Adrian. ann
Arhor, Bay City, Escaraba. Flint
Hancock. Jackson. Kalamazoo lsns
ipg, Port Huron. Pontiac Saginaw
'Sanlt Ste Marie, Traverse -rny
1psilanti. Chaiharl ont AMI vino
scr. Ont. with factories in Detroi,
snd Holy Mich, and Windsor. unL