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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
TULSA YOUNG PEOPLE
TO c. {. MEET AT ADA
State Convention This Week
viii Attract Hundreds
From Many Counties.

Many young people I'm Tulsa county
nrc preparing 10 attend the Oklahoma
state Christian Endcavor convention,
TO be held at Ada May II to 20 in
elusive
II is announced by tho state presi-
dent. +. J.. Tibbitts of Crescent, that
the largest most interesting and in-
spring Christian Endeavor conVen-
ton yet held in the state will be this
one at Ada. No less than six hun
dred delegates, representing every
county in the state. are expected to
attend
Some of the best Christian Endeavor
talent OF the country will be in at
tendance. They include DIR. Charles
+. Evans of Lexington, Ky, secretary
Of the nll-southern c. r.. extension
committee; w. Roy DrcE, Dallas,
Texas, president of the Texas c. T..
union; Reverend Kennedy, Ardmore,
Okla; Rev. II. G. Shiffler Musk oxee,
Okla, and w. A. Rahenkamp, Wichita
Kan. secretary of the Kansas Friends
c. Il. Work.
Ada, with her beautiful scenery,
hospitable people, state normal school
and interesting industries, will furnish
delightful and interesting entertain
ment.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
WEATHER AND CROP NEWS
Cold and Frosts Made Week tnfavor-
able for Growing Things.

OKLAHOMA CITY, May 12.-The
week ending May s was very cold,
temperatures being ten degrees below
normal Growth of crops and vegeta-
tion generally was retarded, according
to the weekly synopsis of weather ana
crop conditions, issued by j. T.
Slaughter meterologist of the Okla
homa weather bureau. The synopsis
follows:
1t was a very cold week. the tenn
perature averaging eight degrees to
ten degrees below normal. Light to
heavy frost occurred in many locali-
ties in the northern portion. Cloudy
weather prevailed most of the time.
Precipitation was quite general, the
rainfall being heavy in some of the
north-ccntral and northeastern coun-
ties. over the remainder of the state
IL was light to moderate, some locali-
ties in the southern and western por
tions having none. Some localities in
the southwestern counties, whore
drought has been severe, had fairly
good rains, sufficient to relieve the
situation temporarily, but there is still
urgent need of cOpious rains over
most OF that section.
on the whole, it was an unfavor
able week The cool and cloudy
weather was fairly favora BILE for wheat
and oats and they continue to improve
in most sections Lack of sunshine
and low temperatures retarded the
development and growth of other
crops and vegetation generally. Cold
soil and low temperatures were espe
cially unfavorable for termination of
corn and cotton and the plants that
were just coming up, and consider
able replanting will be necessary.
Irish potatoes did fairly well. The
transplanting of sweet potatoes be-
came general during the week, and
there is prospect of considerable in
creased acreage. The planting of
kafir milo and broomcorn was under
way int the western counties. The first
stand of alfalfa is about ready to cut
in the southern portion, with pros
pect Of fair to light yield. Tender
garden truck and fruits were damaged
by frost to some extent in the north
ern portion, but staple crops were not
materially injured. There was con-
siderable damage to wheat, oats, gar
dens and fruit in the north-ce
and northeastern counties by hail.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
LADY VOLUNTEERS
FOR RAILWAY WORK
Serves as Crossing Watchman
to Allow an Able-Bodied
Man to Enlist in Army.

NEW ALBANY. Ind. May 12.-
Uncle Sam has a recruit taken from
the ranks of railroad men who leaves
no gap in the ranks of those who
must move the nations traffic.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio Southwest
ern has new crossing Waterman
here, whose first act was TO wash the
windows and scrub the floor of the
shanty her predecessor had vacated.
Young Lady Volunteers.
She is Miss Marie Travers of Gin
cinnati. who was attracted by n state
ment by Daniel Willard of the Balu-
more & Ohio, that among the Things
women could do to aid their country
would be to relieve men on duty at
railroad crossings. She volunteered
her services and was assigned to duty
here.
Miss Travers replaced n crippled
railroader, who in turn took the place
OF an able bodied man who had en-
listed In the army at another point.
She appeared for duty equipped with
the regulation signal flags and with
a uniform cap perched upon her black
locks. Her hours of duty arc from
6 o'clock In the morning to o'clock
at night.
Rcnoyating Quarters.
The condition of the shanty placed
beside the tracks for the protection or
the watchman from the weather did
not meet her approval at all. Between
trains her first day was occupied in
giving 1t thoro cleansing. She says
that she intends to have little gar
den beside the tracks, and proposes to
have the shanty covered with trailing
vines before the summer is over.
Railroad men, commenting upon
the attention Miss Travers attracted
in her unusual post. said 1t would be
a common sight before many months
as the heavy enlistment of younger
men engaged in such railroad tasks
would make the filling of their places
problem.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
FRIENDS SPUR HOLLWEG ON
German Chancellor. Urged to Act
Sharply Against Enemies.

COPENHAGEN, May 12, via Lon
don, 1857 a. m.-The Tageblatt OF
Leipeic. a liberal newspaper and u
staunch supporter of Chancellor Won
BethmannH Hollweg, advises the chan>
cellor that the time has come for
vigorous measures against his oppoa-
ents inside the government as well as
in political life outside it. The news
paper refers specifically to Doctor
Beseler, Prussian minister of justice,
and by inference to Baron Won Schor-
lemer, Prusslan minister of agricul-
ture, as officials who are interested In
crossing the chancellor's policy and
preparing difficulties for him.
Doctor Won Bethmann- Hollweg is
warned that he will be lost II he does
not soon scotch his enemies at his
own council board and substitute a
vigorous and positive policy for the
course of compromise which he has
followed hitherto to preserve harmony
within the face of foreign enemies.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
6 ALIEN ENEMIES NABBED
Half Dozen Who Fled From st. Louis
Are Caught at New Orleans.

ST. LOUIS, May 12.-Six enemy
aliens, charged with inflammatory mt
terances against the United States and
who left st. Louis recently when they
learned secret service agents were
watching them, were arrested in New
Orleans today.
This was announced by United
States Attorney Oliver. The men till
be brought to st. Louis and interred.
The names of the men were not
given out. Mr.. Oliver said the secret
service operatives had verified the
charge that the men had made IN
flammatOry utterances, and they left
st. Louis for Panama Just in time to
avoid arrest. They were intercepted at
New Orleans.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
Nary About to Reach
Maximum Var Strenth

WASHINGTON, May 12.-Thc navy
viii reach its full authorized maximum
war strength of 100000 enlisted men
next Thursday If the recruiting ratio
of the last ten days is maintained. An
official statement issued today shows
that the service now has a total Of
95,O2S men, the recruiting campaign
inauguratcd April 80 having produced
3l,3il men up To date. Bills pending
in congress authorize the addition Of
fifty thousand more men or total
strength including hospital corps. ap-
prentices and unorganized units Of
l95,000 men.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
ELECT DELEGATES TO P. O.
CONVENTION AT Ell RENO
Local Post Office Clerks VIII Attend
Meeting on May

At n social gathering of the local
Post Office Clerks association held in
Central park shelterhouse Friday eve
ming the following delegates were
elected to attend the annual state con-
vention Of the association at El Reno
on May so:
A B. Gideon, r. F. Bosasrd, A. w.
Ridgway and Miss Myrtle Holt.
The delegation was instructed to
get everything excepting the next
convention and the town pump"
Coffee and sandwiches were served
TO the clerks and their friends at the
gathering Friday evening. The cleo
lion Of delegates followed.
The Tulsa association Is branch No.
140S of the United National Associa-
ton of Post Office Clerks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
SEEKS $95,OO0 AS BALM

ST, LOUIS. May 12.-Madame
Schuman-Ileink, the operate contral-
to, today filed suit for $4,000 against
the United Railways of st. Louis for
injuries sustained when taxicab in
which she was riding was struck by
st. Louis street car on the night Of
EehrnarX 23-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13

Then you refuse to let us use this
vacant lot of yours for a garden?"
my dear lady, | don't exactly re-
fuse, but | advise against it,"
What do you mean"
THAT lot has already been spaded
over and planted three times"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-13
Inst 60

Some people get one meaning out
OF Browning. Others take the same
don't know what to call his poetry"
"You might call 1t reversible verse;"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-10-12

SIM Sabre 1889 er6ffnete er etlen
.eigenel1 fleinen 2aben tn Oe1n @etdnoe,
IN fpel6en1 ii6 ieht ba8 Biiro Der
.Nnertean @rpreb Gonpanp 6eftnoet
lt11b faufte balo barauf gemetnl6a 6aftltd
NIT ieinen1 mtttleineilsr perltorbenen
8ruber Mlera116er Die @de Der Metnnez
lota llno Center @trabe. Gr tn
terellterte Or. S, 8. 56o6 fir lein
lrternebnte1 un0 mar balo I'M @tanbe,
bic Or1no1age 5n bent jetigen Otto
n1eper 8lod 3u le9en, mo er aus gan5
Ifeinen Nnfdnsen oas jebige grobe Sc
Ihdft aufba1lte.
@err 9ttomeper min ftd na6 benz
4. Sanlar einiee Monate Gerten g011=
nen, bat aber rlt6t bie Nbi6t, bauerno
auS5nruben, {onoern lpiro it6 >ipdter
bier In Seem l1ln1 einer anberen Sc
i6dft8bran6e 3upenber. Gr bletbt I'M
BefiB beS Sttomeper 8lodS, Ser nod
=tpeiter anSgebaut tperoen ion. 5eit
bier Sabren 1T er Brdiioent be8 @on1z
51nereial Clubs nrtb bat iid al8 folder
.Dtele 8erbienite ertDorben..
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-10-12
Serfauft Gfi6dft
s. M. SttnmeDer bat at.
8artei Dn1t Nprb 9az
fptn a,tsperfaltft+
8leibt tn Der Staot.
Grfolgreider Geldditsman11 nil
it'd einige Moaate Terieu
90nnelt.

g. 81. Dtto1neper bat ii6, na66em
.er fat % Sabre lang eiin Drpgoob8
0el6dft NIT grobem Grfolg betrieben
1lnb gu etren1 Der gr0bten @elddfte er1t=
ipidelt bat, ent}6loiien, S11riid5l1treten
I1nb bat bereit8 an g. 56ulte bon
|2angbon, glorb Dafota perfauft ,beilen
Shame porldufie nod ni6t befannte ge=
1geben tulrhe.
SIN Sitter BON 18 Sabren fam 5err
Sttomeper TN Sabre 1883 anS Dentid=
Lamb nod Seem Tim. s3nerit mar er
ats Nnitrei6er fir $. q. &ieSltng be-
1ddftiet urb ipnrbe barn @lerf IN be1n
General 5tore BON Charles 5onn1er8,
melder lib IN benz @ebdl1oe befanb,
mel6eS jebt Suntnel BrotberS innez
baber. @pdter trat er III ben 5 n11o
10 Ge11t8 @tore soll Guebtng ein, no
er mebrere Sabre beiGdfttgt por nno
5ettrpeiie bas 3meisse{ddft tn 8tntbrop
4et etc.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-10-12
5tbulfi11oer 111obiliiiert.
&pnferen5 ber 2ehrfrdfte beg Staates
IN Ser 5taats 5arn1idule,

5ente 11nb n1oreen finbet IN Der 6ornl=
16ule Der itaatltden 9anbmtrt{daftS
9o6i6nle eine &onferenS Der ldmtli6en
Qebrfrdfte be8 5taate8 Minneiota itatt,
iii melder gorberettunsen fir oie Woz
builierung Der 525, 600 5dlllfinoer
oeS 5taate8 I'M S11terelie oe8 Sooper'.
.iden Mabrung8mittel &onlerpierln1gSz
planes getroffen tperben }olIen. Diefe
Rampaene ion bonn 4. biS gum 10.
ENopen1ber itattfinoen, u11o man nth
|ii6 benliibe1r, ie6es 5eim IN Minnelofa
81 peranloifen, anitatt QSei5 i5enbrot, WeDl
|l111b 6leiih anoereS Brot, @enuiiie, Sbit
1l11b Tif6 81 ber1uter1 UNI n10eh6it
[piele Nabr1ngs sn1ittel na6 europa ienz
ben 81 fonnel1. Die pnll8frauen lperz
Ben aufgeforbert lperben, Elm 8erlpreden
III bieier 9infiht 81 ll11ter5eihnen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-10-12
Men lllm, Mlinaeiota, 5rstag sen T. 6ft, 1917
glfne SeD1r6e
'yiir Gplltroue 0esNns<l
fabr,9alloels.
@pm Yraiioenten geplant.
(Mifociateb ereB.)

8a1bington, 6. 0ft. HrdfoentI
@iIIon bot Sic @riinbung einegI
arieqsbanoelsrats in grtpdgung gel
aoqen, tpeIben1 bie gan5e &ontrolleff
iiber ben oustpdrtigen Sanbel oesI
2an6es ubertragen tperoen fon. DieI
neue Drganiiation ipiiroe Die ieBigef
Musfubr 8ertpaItungsbeboroe er-t
ieben un6 cine Ser pidtigifen Stnt'
5en Ser Megierrng IN Der SmbrnngI
6es &rieges bil6er.
Die Biz iebt ausgearbeitefen Md-I !
ne geben babi1L Dem nene11 NatI
idn1tlide gefugnifie Ser leb1genE
Musfubrbeboroe gu iibertragen ioe|
ipie auBer6en ane 8efngni1ie, ipelbeI
bem 9rdfioente11 0nrb bos @elebI
iiber Sonbel mil Dem Seinoe er-I
tetIf tuuroen. 9luBer Ben iebigenl
M2itqlieoern ser GnSfnbrbeboroe|
niir6e 6enr nenen &at ein NertreterI
bes gehabamts un6 bieneidt oeSE
pine11 ooer anoeren &egiernngs-E
oepurtements beigegeben tperoen.
Ser 8rdlioent bat oie l1nter5et9-|
n1tng ser SIN fir Sanoel nit oet1tI
Bein6e binousgeidoben, I'M 1t9|
borber ouriiber flar 51 tperoe1t tp1e|
bie barir, entboItenen Wfabtbetng.
ailie berteilt tperoen ionen. er 11t|
ieood) iebt 3n 6em @nti6lnB gel
langf, 6aB alle 8eitimm1nge1t, nell ti
he ii6 onf Sen 6ireften ooer mott
reften @an6eI nit 9entldlano be-,
,ieben, bon Ser grportbeboroe ooer|
Sem 11el1 geplanten &rtegsbanoels-'
rat ausgefiibrt tperoen fofle1t.
Sc bat iib berausgeifeM BOB
cine @ontro1le Ser Mnsfnbr auelnl
ser Geoierrateg aidf gena1genoe
maadf gibt, gelpiiie Sanoelsathonen
NIT iiioamerifanifden Sirmer1 1t1tfer
oea1f{hIfem 4Gntf nelAes inter oen1
geroadf iteber1 De1lfiblano ~ p1e-
Ten @esiebnngen Siilfe 51i 1etitett 51l
berbinberr. 80
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-10-12
gs, 6ritide frei
aa11tt jei1e 5tltoie11 fprtz
leBe1t lt1o i1ts Mer6tez
fprps ei1ttrete1t.
@sitere 9au9ltd)e
9ofalbeb0roe erbdlt orei3ebn Ma=
men boa 9iitriftsbebDroe.

gorliberoer 50. S, Suliu8 BON Der
Brotpn @ountn @remptton 8ebDrbe TT
bonn &rieos 3epartement benedrtbttgf
lporoen, bob @tllta1n S. 6rttlde, nel=
der 5td 1nter ben Nu8gebobe1en be-
fa11b, bispenliert 1poroen If unb ietne
n1ebictni{den @tuoien IN Milmalfee
pollenoen fa1ln. Suliu8 nllroe tn
1truiert, Sic Nn1nelbune 6ritl6eS gum
BunbeS 9ler5teNeierpeforpS entgege1l=
3unebmen.
@enerolaoiutart Nbi1om bat 0te
lofale Beb6rbe bena6ri6tist, baB oaS
.Gpuntp beim nd6lter Nufruf SO Mann
III itenen bot. Wonn bieier Nnfruf er.
foloen tpirb, lit no6 unbeitim1nt, petl
an{deinenb Sic Nrbeite11 In Ganp Dodge
nidf idnell genue forti6reiten, Inn
be1n neuen &o1ltingent unterfontmen
gu l6offer1. @abridetnli6 neroen Die
So Monn gegen Gnbe ceS Wtonats
etnge3ogen irerben.
General @romber, meldem ote gan5e
gusfabrung oeS 3roftgeietes 1rnteritebt,
bat erfldrt, .bab bie exemption geb0roen
|ane aussehobenen iungea 2eute 1l11ter=
luden tperben, bo6 lp1troen btsber nod
feine Nnitalten oo3u getroffe1.
Ste 9itrift8beb0rbe bat bte folgenof
2iite bon brei5ebn Mann al ote 9ofol.
beb0rbe geianbt, Ste gum Mattdrotenl1
tougli9 befunben purben: ageie @
9anlon, @leepp @pe;; 5arolo s. Odn.
ned, @leepn @pe; Wintam 8. 9lebel
@leepp Gre; @arrp 8ronb, Seem nlm
unto11 Hol5in, gpringfielb; @liffor<
5in11nons, @onfrep; Mtfe Wetb.
@leepp Gne; Wlilton 6. 5alfe, 9leenf
Gne;; Ebeoopre @tueher, gep lllm
SEQ 9ipitsfn, 9pringielo; grne{t
.gtarf, @prinefelb Carl sl5la1lb, 9len
|uln1 u1lb s. aeonaro 6aoertp, 5leept
@ne.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-10-12
@o,l1 ariege.
Sritiider 8eribt.

2onopn, Z. Oftober. Die Mbmiz
rolitdt bat beute mittag folgenbe11.
8eriht ausgegeben:
vDus Wetter tit Fiirmii9 nnb es
bat ben gu15en Sao farf geregnet.
Sin 1ngriff, ben Der 5einb bein'
Morgengrauen unternabm, tparbe
bur@ unIer @ei9lbz, Mafhinen9ez
tpebr< unb @eipebrfeuer pereitelt. 9euz
te abeno Bel Mnbru4 Der Ddmmerung
unterbielt Der Jeinb Elm f6peres
@perrfeuer auf Dem gr0Beren 5ell
un1erer Sront apif6et1 8roo6ieinbe
1nb 9oGebefe, bod folgte tein sSnfar1<
terte angriff.
vDie Mrtiuerietdtigfeit mar bon.
beioen @eiten be11te an Der @9la9tz
front betrd9tli9. Mn benz Reft per
britif6en 5rDnt ereignete iid nihts.
BON 8ebeutung.
9as Metter mar nod an @an1s<
tag fir J1ieoer ungiinftig, bod muir
Sc einige Mrtiueriearbett getan. Cine
unb cine balbe SDnne 8omben pnrz
ben auf feinolt6e 3ielpunfte abgez
iporfen, barunter auf eine 8abnftaz
tion. unb unfere aanlpfflieger 5ogen
10 off als 1n0gli4 aus. @ine Moi9lz
ne 1T ni9t 5uriidgefebrt. Mu9 elne
8ombenn1af9ine iptrb Dermibt, Die
Donnerstaq no9t ausgeflogen !
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-10-12
Neittigttttg
Ser arie6iideu &eridlte aaf Befebl
BON 8emi5elDs.
(aifociatco greB.)

Mtben, 20. Sept. (Briefna@riaD.
eSbres Mmtes entfebt iinb ber Wor1tt@
se1lbe, fteGbertretene 8prfibenbe n11D
! flint 8eiiiber bes Mreopags ooer
h1diten @eridtsbofes in @rie9enlanb
tpie aub iiber fed3ig Mitelieoer BON
l1nterqeri9ten bnr9 Die 11ene We1t1S
aelps : Hegierung nnter ber Mnflage,
fire @teDunqen fir pDliti19e 3nete,
gum @9ub Der 8eanlten bes tribe
rem R0nigs Gpnitantin nnb CUR Yer
folgung Der Mnbdnger bon ge11t5elos
miBbraudht gu haben. Ser Ssniti3n1t~
hitter bat bic MaBregd I'M parla@
nent ba1nit begriinbet, bob Die Wer@
baltnif1e Sic Mufhebung Der in Der
BerfaTunq gepdh4eiteten unob1eB@
bartlett ber ri@terliaen Beamten mo-
tia madfe11. 9ie Reinigung Des
MidterHanbes fon fprtgefebt tperben.
Bis ale Mitglieber, bic fdb an Der
Bolitif aftib beteiligt haben, barnus
entfernt finb.
Cincinnati 0olfSblatt
Wluf; @tidaftsbiider an 8nnbesbe-
ante ansliefern.
(afociateo greB)
Cincinnati, 6. Oft. Das rgin@
:innati gplfsblatt1, cine in beutfder
5prahe gebrudte Morgen3eitung.
.rbielt beute abeno ben 8efua bon
Bun6es @ebein1polt5iften, pel6e ole
Brief glr9iDe, 1anptbiider nnb Q'r@
bere- @e79Gftsbii4er beIdlagnabn1ten
unb mad Dem 8urea1 bes Di1trlfts@
arltnlts bra9ten.
@efd)iibfel1er
4ber, feine @egenanariife an oer
Glanoern.Jront.
(glffoeiateb sgreB.)
Qpnbpn, 6. 9ft. 5elbmarlhau
oaiq melbet beute abenb, bab nab.
ren6 oes sages an ber gaa5en Jront
geIdiibfeuer berrfdte. @s lam aber
snidt 8u @egenangriffrn. Sn Der
slebten "a 5tunben i,urben ipe1terf
$50 @efanaene genladt.
Nierifps ne11e geDOlte.
groipnsbille, G. $ft it
febeuen, iuplde lrter Der 0iilrer
hoft bon Norffiirio gon5ales II
lem geiirf 5ipiihen gllband i,,ta
Ran1ones bei aontereD cine 1telse
GeDolution begonrlell bnbel1 iperocr
Ipll Megierllngst trnppelt aug Dion
Ierei,, Nuepo 2oreoo, antdnlrroA
ll,o gietoria eingefh hIolien. 10 ipira
5eaIte onltlii ii Watanloros be.
anl1t nenebp1l
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-10-12
Malter Sub ln1a,l,. seiu1lo.

Salter Bublmnnn, BON be1l1 es be-
farntliih porige ISOLDE bieb, e lei NIT
eirenl onlerifanifden 5difI eeiunfen
1l1,b u111S Qeben gefDn11llen, bat on ieine
MIngeb0rigen geldriebell llllb beridtet,
Ihab e moblaalf 1T. sE
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-10-12
Die nnteriu6lng geeen 9enator
Ga sSollete 1on ii sebn Iagen beenoet
leir1. Sc ebrer ie befierl

Nuh Ste rWoman's grabe Union
s2eeaglle bot bei iibrer Sabres iamn1z
llng III Mallfegan III elmer Neiolutio1l
allf sic Drineenbe glotpenoi9feit Dins
ge,piel Ste Gotten Ser 2ebensl liibrll1lge
ri oerringern. Sor lo1lfer Beldliflen
Ifpirb man balo ben g8alb ni6t nlebr
.iebeIl,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-10-12

80 leb be11t mob, bu titles 5auS4
.bieB eS an 5anlsta9 IN @aibingtor,
.als, Ste Mitglieoer beS &o1greifeS CUR
6eimfabrt riilteten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-10-12
Ga 1SoQftte'8 &frteioigllllg
Sltltbesienat unb
6ielt la11ge Mniprad)e por oe11 :
betp1tt 9nDnlitdt.
Befanntgabe Der 9rie9s5iele perlangt

III einen 3uitan6 beS gdredenB su
perleken, Ste offentlide Wetnnrg 81
beeinfluf{en, oie Gritif 3n 1lnferbriiden
111b iebe Gr6rterllrg Der NIT bent
aRriege perbunbenen grDBe1 Sragen
81 n1terbi11be1l.
Neben ldngere1l 3itaten aus ben
Neben Ser arnerifaniiden 9taats=
r1dnner, Sic benz &riege beS Brdlt<
benten 9olf eegen Merifo, opponier=
ten bradte ser 8iSconiiner 9enator
Nus5lge aus Ne6en BON 8nrfe, Tor,
2oro gbatba111 u11o aroeren Wttglie=
bern beS britii9en BarlanentS, IN
bene1l @robbrita1nien toegen ietneS
=gGeriegeS NIT Ben amertfanil6en ao==
lonien oneeeriffen tnuroe. ST erfldr=
te, bob ct bieS porbrtnge, Inn 81 get.
gen. oab cas- Hrin5ip Der freten Reoe
feine 1leue 2ebre lei, sic aus Ser &onz
ftitution Ser Ser. 5taaten berDorge=
gangen let.
Sic Madt bes apnereHes.
s3ur 11nterltaknng ietner Toroe=
rung, bab ser &ongreb I'M 9eamen
oeSF 2a1beS ft6 itber Die artegS5tele
lausipredeu ion, bra6te Der genator
eine Mense bon Nrd5eoensfdllen Dor.
l,Gs merbe idlimn1 eertl1e iein, tpenn ote
Gon11itutior BEN Prdfibenten NIT
ether lolden Ma6t befleioen piiroe1
| 1agte er, uaber bte Nnsiibung oieler
Madt obne perfa1lune8ndbige anto=
|rifdt fam ni6t lange ee6ulbet neroenY
menn auh rlr Bic Jor1n einer freier
Neeierung iibrie bleiben ion. Wu
| mtHen bab las golf ii6, nenn 1t0tie
INIT ser Maffe tn Ser 9ano
Iirgenb et1len1 Blane iDioerieter
|miirbg, Ser oara1lf abatelte, benz Brdlt
Ibente11 Ste @etpalt gu geben, Dos aanl
in etnen Rrieg su itiir3e1l n1o bann oer
IIaarieg 10 lanse forfaauleten, als e8 TIN
motor agyollefte lqote, bos goll
1{lei Son nihtS itdrfer IIiber5engf, als
1 bon besn geba11ferL oabs ipir IN 3u=
Ifnnft fetlen 5Grteg fibre1rafele11, Db11t
porberiee Neferenournabff bffimmnng, ee
fei te11n I'M Safe ether oireften Sn.
patton. rl1nb", fiigte er btn5n, uIpetl
MIR ouf @eifer1 beS 8olfeS IN bteiem
I2anbe fetr1 flares ger1tdnoniS fetne
I@lsidbett IN Ser Nnlidt beiihen be-
5ii91i6 Der Beotngungen, n11ter benen
MIR ben &rteg fortleben, ooer
lioer beittnmten 3iele, na6 oeren
IGrreidung bie eegenipdrttge Aomiz
niitrafion bereit lein niirbe, Trteoen
| gu i6lieBen, lpiro e8 NIT ieoen Gage
Ioringenber, baB Der 9ongreb arlf sruno
tietner fonltituttpnenen @enalt Die
ga9riegs3tele bieieS befiltiere llnb erfldre,
bie als @rl1nolaee fir eine Rorferen5
|unb fir bie Gfablier11tg eine8 oauernz
| ben 6riebenS 9e1ten iollen. Ser Brdfiz
bent bat baS beutl6e go1f aufgeforberf;
fit. iid {elbit 81 ipreden IN oieier groben
g8eltfrage. Warun1 ioll oa8 amerifa=
ntide golf ni6t burh ietne ertpdblten
8ertreter I'M &ongreb letne neber=
5eugung gum lu8brud brtngen oiirfen?1'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-10-12

Die 3eitnngen III ben 1neiifen Sc
genben bieieS QanbeS fDn1ten an 5eberz
lobn 1paren iperln fte Ste ueberl6rift:
Ste Mu6 lon nod teter iperben,1
itereotnpieren lteber.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-10-12

2anb1pirfe perla11een Befretung pon1
Militdrbie11lt, tpea lie III ibren Beruf
ll11abf01nnli6 linb. 9haoe, eerabe bie.
beiteu 5olbaten!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-10-12

Ser erife @dnee IN Jranfreid)
Der pierte Griees espinter 5llr Iatiadt
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-01-10

When those two conditions are full filled 1t is surprising how easily and economically stock can be taken care of.
 The first essential in breaking dog for any purpose is to teach him to mind. Dogs are intelligent and af- fectionate animals and are usually gratified to do the will of their master. If possible, an animal should be brok- en to mind without fear of punish ment. In breaking dogs to handle stock it is a great advantage to have stock that is used to being driven by dog, upon which to break the puppy. Stock that is not used to a dog is often easily frightened. or 1t may fight the dog.
 It is an excellent plan to have an older and well-broken dog to assist in the training, as dogs are initiative.
 The puppy quickly learns what is wanted by association with the older dog. In training dogs avoid shouting. It is as easy to teach them to mind a single word or whistle, and much more satisfactory, and remember that much more can be accomplished by kindness than harshness.