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The Washington herald., 1917-06-24
The Lakes of
Northern Wisconsiu

The woods Of Northern Wfsconsau
have long been fanous for suppiyinf
rsersssion re oits e thcss xhoss love fol
strong. Reports from the wiseonsin
State Forestry Service indicate that
/ there are over 400 lakes IN the north
ern part Of Wisconsin. many of them
connseted. either b. canals or natural
Many Of he iakes are Of eonsider-
able area. and Il 10 necessary there
fore 20 employ some sort OF : power
craft a. padding or rowing the long
Distance 70 not only exhsasting but
consames too much time a. vel Be:
shoals. % common to that section,
the average launch cannot be used
sueeessfelly unless u u OF very hsht
construction.
The coming Of the dstaehable row.
boat, boat motor ' hss' IN The opinion Of the
ern part Of Wisconsin, done more
to open up the wilderness than any
thing that has been introduced into
the lake districts.
We had . real wilderness. . won
esrfss Slsysegnaogs 5 a. ry12S mpSs o. = m
said North Woods resort owner.
The canoe propelled by paddles
quickly becomes q thing Of the past
in cimpetition with the Evinrude. Now
the Northern lakes are covered with
them, and where the guard used 70
man. the visitor now opens up a
trunk that is shipped AZ baggage,
takes out the little motor and at
taehes II 10 the stern Of q boa In
two nlinuteT time, ready 10 start Of
Last summer q eampins party of
young men visited the Tonahswk
waters, having as their jumping of
place the little town Of Minoqua- One
Of the members Of the party had as
part Of his personal luggage q trunk
containing one Of the little Evinrude
From the depot they packed" their
luggage. 70 the nearest bosthouse and
dickefed for the use Of q roWboat.
A sturdy, citnker-built l5-footer was
obtained, the camp equipment loaded
u well above the EunwsIes, and a
Big Tomahawk Lake. Every inch of
available space IN the boat was taken
up and the last man aboard climbed
| on top Of The load. The use Of oars
would have been out Of the ques-
ton, and had any man weighed I'VE
been over the gunwales-
After an hours run. winding In and
out through the beautiful thorough-
| fares, with the motor humming its
fnceseant tune, d magnificent camp
site, high and dry on q wooded is-
land. was spotted. and the boat head
ed for shore at top speed.
In an hour the tents were itched,
q fire was blazing merrily, and the
meal under way. II oars or paddles
had been used, nightfaIl would have
overtaken the party before the Is
land was reached. as q stiff wind
had been blowing for the major por-
ton of the journey, drenching the
man in the bow with spray, and max
ing IL necessary TO crowd the little
motor at the stern.
At daybreak. the fishermen Of the
The Washington herald., 1917-06-24
aSBURY PARK WEARS
MILITARY ASPECT
khaE-c Clad Home Csasds Give
.North Jersey eity Martial fiase.

kspuFy EaEx, \. =. ygne u June has
nat lures the yaeationist 20 the sea-
ahorS, and in 4sbufr PARK the same
old crowds Of other seasons are as
sernbling to resume the same old de-
.llghts o. surnmertinie They are com
the North ana South, coming IN fam
~ groups to occupy villas and bun.
ealows, in family groups 70 pre-ernpt
ths choics suites OF TIE hotels, sim
Ely, IN twoss ana n larger. parties.
fufs is c6neItided. the season e On.
5 rhs Wartime summer Il ahead Of
As6iny PARK sojournefs, but indiea-
tions are that a. will. not differ much
nom other seasons. Decoration IN
which the Stars and Stripes are proms
tnent are everywhere and there are
sTshsng sSnnSs q q, Ssadlss s1ssis sss hGns
Hght', and left front INTO Lne,s
Htndsonle lawns have been turned IN
10 gardens, and Red Cross organizar
tons have usurped TO q degree the
card deyotees; but. for the most part,
the real stand6ys ef other seasons
Tss Arcade VA, made ready for.
Arthur Pryor. who comes here for the
season following his engagement at
willow Grove, Philadelphia. On
daily dance concerts in the Casino,
and zseo dancers on that day was
,fhe answer 70 the yearly query, "Will
foIlts dance this Year,"
= Along the broadwallk the shops are
now IN full swing. There Il q hiatus
in the continuity at the natatoriun,
but workmen preparing to rebuild that
structure will soon form q new board
walk amusemsnt-watchtng the build
ing 20 up.
Ths new natatoriun, BY the way,
marks q departure In the city policy
for Boardwalk construction. Following
The Washington herald., 1917-06-24
ASBURY PARK, DECKED IN SUMMER GARB BECKONs TO YOU

nissioners decided mat nothing but
Q hreproof building should replace the
natatoriuna. Plans Of the original
building we're obtained and q local
them for a nreproek briidinR
szsoooe for he work. Despite the sse. de-
sire Ter the building for this season,
the commissioners decided that fun
eeonomy could not be attained BY 4
rush. job and so the work was let for
quality rather than speed: II the ma
ian season, the city win be satisfied.
Another ptgs building project IN AS
bury PARK IL Of interest 70 the Summer
visitor. II Il q new theater which
wtll ee ready for use By July. Il
s9ine9t and most rnoderniy sanfpped
playhouse. For the coming season it
ID intended for moving pictures only,
but IN the fall q balcony wfll be added.
the stage compile ted and BY 1918 It van
sotS e ne fsnSsa h9Ss e dssa where TIE S
tried out. The cost wili exceed siSo. 900
The Asbury Park authorities have
purchased ornamental light sfandartis
70 make Goldman avenue and Kines-
ley street white ways. The materials
begin the Installation. The citv siso
has added four new pieces OF fire.
fighting equipment. all metoF.propell
led, and has increased the water
mains through the hotel and cottage
The 1sets on Deal Lake are getting
ready for the racing season. The
bungalow dweilers in wooded Wanna
n1assa, where Indian trails have de-
veIoped into streets, have arrived and
In North and Northwest AsburT the
villa colonies are daily gaining re-
er1its.
International conditions must de.
termine the character of the carnival
fetes this year Several programs
have been outlined, but no decision
win be tndde until nnid-July. Events
then will shape the entertainment
course.
The hotels will supply the usual en-
tertainrnert. spiced, Of course, with
patriotic flayoring, The New Mon
terey opens June %. Along with the
Lafayette, Brunswick, West End,
Bristol and many others, the Column
eia swings wide its doors today.
The Coleman House Il a year-round
hotel The Metropolitan has passed
The Washington herald., 1917-06-24
CANAL ONCE UNNECESSARY.

Geoiogists havs long known that
the Atlantic and Pacific oceans were
once directly connected by water that
extended across the present site OF
Panama and adjacent areas in Gem
tral Anerica. The Continents were
thus separated during the Eocene and
oligocene epochs mot 50 very long
ago, as gealogfsts reckon time. At
the end OF Oligecene time, however.
the surface OF the erth in the region
about the site OF Panama was raised
by earth movements which closed the
rnid-Americaa passage and establish
ed continuous land connection be-
tween North and South America
connection which untfl recently was
believed to have remained unbroken
until the skin and indomitable peril
nacity of United States army engi-
neers cut the bond at Panama.
The separation Of the oceans caused
profound changes In their inhabitants.
who had been able to wander unim-
peded from ocean to acean but now
found themselves restricted in their
range Many species, marooned IN
an unfavorable environment, soon
succumbed In the struggle for exist
ence. Thus in Miocene time (the next
epocF) the Inhabitants OF the Atlantic
and Pacific oceans gradually became
different, and they have now become
40 distinct that scarcely q single
species Is common to the seas on the
two sides Of the isthmus.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-24
The Mayberry.

If you want the best location In
Ocean City. come to The Mayberry.
II you want the best Of home COM
the table, come to The MayberrY.
If you want polite, and attentive
servants, you viii find them at The
Mayberry.
II you want to be among nice t,eo-
pie. you will always find them at
II you want to throw aside All busi-
ness and home cares, come te The
The Washington herald., 1917-06-24

to new management. while the Ber-
phisns. e open under new ownership-
Inanagsmert. Mrs. Ella r. Haver.
camp. formerly Of the caruiton. hav-
ing taken charge. The Plaza Is now
oren. A restaurant q TO be ready soon
on the site Of Deyonpcrt Inn. Destroy
lington, Manhattan, Monmouth, Colo
Mai and many others OF the great ho-
tel centers opened last week.
Indications everywhefe are for q big
season. The railroads have booked
more excursions than CAR last year,
Asbury only awaits the full rush OF
the summer vacatiorists.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-02-23
Nemc 6teueru.
9entl6lano belegt 0a>
= nit Nobleu!. eminunllg
Yuoget oes Jieibes.

sln1teroan1 10. Jebr., iiber Bon.
Don. @ine erfldrenoe Denfi6rift>
,pelbe nit oen1 oeutiben Budget fir
1917 in Berlin per0ffentlibt mur=
De, bat folgea0en ssS11balt:
= ~Die 5ur Sortfiibrung oes &rte-
/ges nottpenoigen Weittel peroen
tuenn n0tig, our6 belonoere &riegS-
freoite aufgebra6t meroet. 9te
oroentli6en 9lusga6en IN 8erbin.
onng nit Der 9taatSi6ul0 erforbern
gegenlpartig gum guSgleid 1885,
900 Wiorf.
nSSn1 or0entli6en Bnoget reiGt
oas @infommen. aus ben biSberigen
9riegsiteuern ni6t aus, uro Der
Jeblbetrag bon 1,250>000,000 Marf
tpiro our6 eine neue &riegsltel1er
geoedt lper6en. Man beabi itbtigt,
cine 8ertlteuer auf Die &oblenge-
thinning in oen Bergperfen at le-
gen uno als cine auBeror6entli6e
@teuer oen @epddperfebr auf Ser
giienbabn un0 innere Gransporte
nit 3uiab1teuern at belegen.
~sSm auBeror0entli9en 8u6get
fino 91,000,000 Marf .5ur 5bul.
oentilgung i'm 8ege 0es &al1fes att
geiebt.
5. ~Der 8etrag ser ausitebenoen
Sbabi6eine iit int 8uoget auf
3,00O,O00,000 Marf erb6bt uno
Die l.ngeoeefte11 .8ui6ilie Der 8un-
OesItaaten peroen nit 100000
Warf angegebe11.
nOie -@tnnabme an 3ouen lit auf
41,O00,000 Mfarf> Die Gabafiteuer
NIT 100000 Marf n16 6ie
ariegS5uiablteler NIT 100000
angegeben. Die @ten1pellteuer auf
oen Gerfebr nit Souano Jon 225,s-
100000 Wearf einbringe11.
n9ie 8ern10gerslteuer lit init
90,O00,000 Marf beranidlogt, n11o
Die ueberfbii1le aus Der BoIt l1no
benz GelegrapbenDerfebr 1onen
1926, 100000 Mtarf betrugen.
u9ie &riegs1teuern fi110 in 6ieiem
Satire $1,000 Marf b0ber ais I'M
Soriabre perani6lagt.
nDas oroentlide Bu6get betrdgt
4,941, 100000 Worf ooer 1882.
100000 Warf mebr alS I'M 8or.
iabre.~
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-02-23
@i6ter @Dh's 9sahfuleer
@irb ppn @pun. 8urnquiit bieIe1
Sage ernan11t.

BorauS1i9tlib NITRO i6on IN ben
ollernd6ften Tagen @ouperneur 8nrnz
outfit etnen g1a6fol9er fir BEN anl lebten
Trettag Mbenb >beritorbenen gfa6le e.
lrnb Waiienrt6ter @eor9e Nob (oa8
beibt fir BEN Ne}t be8 Nmt8tern1tn8)
|ernerne1l ba bie @eiddfte IN bem Watz
1er= n1b gfa6lobgeri6t ii6 6ur6 bte
&ranfbeit n11b BEN 1ob Nidter Nob'8
llebr angebdnft babe11- 9opiel mon
|tpeib, baben ii6 5ahlret6e &anotbatel1
! aus alien nlDglide1 2eben8z nnD sgeruf8=
frei1e1r fir baB gln1t geneloet, aber eS
att tppN oa1h bier baa alte sWort: uussssiele
.ifii1tb beruferr aber lpe1lige itnb alBerz
mdbh" gu Ben tpenigen 9ll1Sermdblz
ten", baS beiBt BEN 1pe11igen &an0ibaten
Sic ernitlth fir bie 9tellnng IN 8ez
tra6t fo1n111en fD1r1ten nnb iiber oeren
Qualt fifatiore11, @barafter un0 Gnt=
1ptdlnne8gang @onDerneur 8urnquiit
@rfunbtgnngen et115n5ieben iiberbaupt
I li6 Ste OMbe ger1ommen bat, gebDrt tn
eriter 2tnie 6r. Mbert @tetnbauler, etn
befa1r1ter gln1palt bier, be1ien .Spe5ializ
tat felt Sabren 9fadlab= e9ulierln9en
etc. finb (ber alio bie n0ti9e @rfabrllng
fir baS Mn1t beltbt) unb Ser al8 SerauSz
|geber bon 3ettlm9en u1lb 3etti6rtften
an6 nit ben breiten Oeaifen Der 8ez
p6lferung in Siblung 1T, ferner ST.. s,
|@. Dapi8, Ne6tSa11ipalt bon @5leepn
Gpe, l1nb @r. IS. s. Matber, Elm 8udz
batter bel Btngban1 8ro8. bier. Da
e8 ]t6 UNI eine iogenannte nonzpartiianz
office be3tp. @tellung barbelt, 10 bat
@ouperneur 8urnqutlt D6lltg freie 5an6
bel 8eietung Der 9telllng nnb geben
tptr Der t9offnun9 Nu8brl1d, bab ibn
bel ietner @nti6eibung MIR bie Rldf6t
auf ba8 @obl ber 8iireer bon Seem ulm
lnb 8rotpn @ou1tp letten m0ge!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-02-23
@s 9dbrt+
strakenaufau auf einen ruiii'
jhen Miniiter.
9nn1amitglieoer perbaftet.

Berlin, 10. 6ebr., orabtlos na6
SaDbine. DaB es in GnBlaro
gdbrt, gebt alls Melbungen berpor,
tpel9e Die l1eber5ee=Nabri6 6tenagen-
tur per0ffe1ttli6t. Die slgetttnr mel
Det:
nMonliral @rigoropitb, Ser ruff
iiibe Marirenlini1ter, purOe in
Yehograo auf Der 9traBe bon 5pei
NIT Nepolpern belDaffneten Wfdn-
11erl1 angefallen. gr belpieS groBe
@eiifesgegen llno blieb nnDer-
'lebt. Die Nngreiier entfamen.
uglf Mifglieoer Der ruiiiiden
Duma, melbe 5llr io5ialiltiicben
Bartei geborell, ipnroen Don Der
Boli5ei berbaftet. 5ie ionen 5ur Ste
pollution allfgerei5t Daben.
rDie 4oblelllnger Der iibiriiben
giienbabn bremen felt elmer 8obe.
Ser gerlnit miro, mie man i1Gbt,
10000, 900 Gubel betragen. s
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-02-23
Sci lebet mod!
6err Dttn @ummel ipteoer 5,1r ,,alten
2iebe.' 5uriifgefebrt*

Die pielerl 6reunbe Ser befannten
groben 9erre11agrb grberobenz z5irma 9nn=
mel Bros. bier 1pirb e8 i11terellieren gu
erfahren, bab 9err Otto 5u1nmel, bt8
Dor flr3em Mitglieo Der 6trma Sumz
mel 8rps., alnb Gnrt @infelmann, ieit
4 Sabren in Gperett, Waib,, IN einem
dbnliden @elddft tdftg, BON N. 8. unb
IS. S. gmQnlp11 Sen unter ben Nanen
uMpbel glotbing 5oalie befannten
&letberlabe1t IN Winthrop fdufli6 err
1porbe11 babe1l. 8ie reuen gefiber baz
ben bas @eihdft bereit8 iibernpmme
l111b beabli6tige1t, einen eritflaiitgen
6errenfletoerlaoen 5n betreiben.
Serr 9um1nel 3og ii6 nod etner langz
jabrtgen erfolgreiden GefddftStdtt9fett
IN Stem llln1 BON Ser bieitsen Tirn1a
Su1nrnel 8res. 5uriid. 5err Wmfel=
mann itonb letner3eit> 3ieniten oteler
.5Bsi1na, 1iebelte ober Dor 4 Sabren na6
Gperett, MaDg iiber, noielbf er ein
&letbergefddft betrieb, @r mirb Die
Wermaltung be8 &leiberlabens IN ggSinz
tbrop in &dnbe11 habe1l. Serr Summel
ipirb li6 benlnGdit nod benz fer1len
Giten begeben: nm has 6ribiobr8lo9er
fir ieres gefddft ei1r5nfaufen. Ias
.S9naere GeS 2a6e118 IN @intbrDp Diro
11ell etngerib btet n1ab NIT neuer Gt1lz
ridtung berieben irerben.
QBiir spAnlAeH ben beiben n1ternebS
ll1e1lben slenten gllten Grfolg.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-02-23
4oo=jabr. subelfeit
sseierm 2ntberaner unS aQe 8rpteitan=
ten 1euer glan5pDl.
!, nnhrhnf+ nrob 7iininor senrn1 {n1

I sy11 tpabrbaft grob5iigtger Torm ion
I'M 2aufe bieie8 SabreS ba8 400ztdbri9e
Snbildum Ser Neforn1ation III Der ganz
gen lutbertl6en @elt 9efeiert merben
unb iiberall, no protef eftantti6e Gbrtiten
alf bem 1peiten @rbenru16 Elm &tr6letn
beiiben ober eine @enetnbe gegriinbet
babe1l, iptrh-: Ben &ernpunft aller gez
pla1te11 Teltli6fetten beS Subildlln8
bo8 alte ielb5tbefpubte, fraftito13e lt1lb
fern=beutl6e 9utberlteb .,@in feite 8urg
lit unler @ott" perbientermaben bilben.
limb bier IN M1nertfa tnerben Die lutbertz
1@en Gbrtite1 betm @elang, oeS 2utberz
liebes bentnd6it unb bel Der Geier be8
4OOzidbrtgen Subtldum8 Ser Nefornaz
ton an 10 1nan6e8 fernbafte @ort erz
innert tperber1, baS au6 auf Sic ietigen
politt{6en 8srbdltntiie 1lniere8 Nbopz
tippaterlanbes gu palien i6eint tpie 3. B.:
Ser altzb1ie Geinb
Wit @rnft er'8 iebt n1etnt,
Biel Ma6t lnb btel 2iit
iein grauian Niiitung 1T"
Mer mub ba 11t6t nntpillfiirlt6 an
BEN Grbfet1b bieies uniereS i60nen llnb
btSlang nod frete11 2anbes, an Gngla1b,
benfe11, ben ualtzb0ien Teinb1, Der IN
Maibi1ston, Seem Oorf uno io11itno
ieine Ndnfe iptnnt, nm nnier 2anb l1nb
Bolf IN etnen &rteg 3n tretben? Mie
idper nnb frtttf6 au6 bie henttge 3ett
iein mag: ,baS Subetldnrn Der Neforz
nation :rpirb IN bieiem Sabre glal5poll
begangen trerben ol8 Elm flon1menoer
Hrotef gegen alle 1ene11 nnb alten llns
neutrality-suspicious..
S1r einer 1iir5li6 81 pittsbnrg, Ga.,
abgebaltenen 0eriomn1lung Der Nllz
ge11etnen eD,=lutb. G1nobe bon NDroz
|Nmerifa tpurbe et11 Ylo11 auSgearbeitet,
npnad Die itaftlide gunlnle BON ST.
100000 aufgebraht lperben 5ion fit
etne entfpre6enbe SubildumSfeier, bbtte
fommenben 9ftpber III Bbilabelpbid,
9a., peranitaltet tperben fon, uno fpo5u
2utberaner all8 alien geile11 be8 2a1bes
1ih einfinben peroen.
Wan e1ipartet, bab alle lutb. Sc
neinben dbnli9e s5eie1n iebc9 IN fleinez
rem MqBftabe, an sDerid die6enen feftge=
iesfen logen balten meToen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-02-23
Majpr Hfaenoer's &eiienatipn
9ritt als Majpr Scr gationalsaroe
5uriid uarum, Darun1.

N1an ipollte es bier faun1 glaube11,
al8 lebte Wo6e ba8 @eri6t rrnltef, bab
Maipr gilbert Hfuenber BON Stem nlm
ieine Neiignation al8 &ommanbant
be8 1. 8atam TONS be8 2. Negt1ne1ltS Der
Minneiotaer Electromagnetic etngeret6t
babe. 9lber e8 mar bod 10. Sberit
W. 8. Weolltlon tn 6artbault bat ba8
@eri6t brteflt6 beitdttgt unb baS
NudtrittSgeln6 Maior Yfae11ber'S ltegt
iebt @oupernenr Burnqniit CUR @nt=
i9etbl1ng bor. Is Sabre long bat
W1aior gfaerber mebr ober lpertger
e11g NIT Ser Mtnnelotaer Mattonalgarbe
IN Berbinbnng geitan6en unb grobe
Spfer an 3ett unb IN anoerer 5tnlt6t
fiir oieie ib1n a1n 6er5en ltegerbe Or
ganil lation gebradt. 8or fllr5ent err
btelt er Sic Dtenltmebatlle fir Is Sabre
treu erfallter Militdrbienit5ett.
3nn 5pdtberbit 1901 trat Wator
Yfaenber Ser @or1pagnie 81" bter ais
gelpDbnliHer 5plbat BET. Mentge
Mo6en ipdter lpurbe er bur6 @rmdbz
lung gum 2. 2eutna1t bteler Mtlt5orgdz
11iiotior1 .geebrt uno i6on TN barauffolz
ge11ben Sabre gum l. 2eutnant bef0rbert.
SIM Stunt 1905 1nurbe er ul8 9fa6folger
bon Sber1t 8ulder8 gum 5auptmann
(GaptouI getpdblt, al5 lebterer Maior
&purbe, nnb befletbete btele Sffbters=
1telle 8 Sabre lang.
Mls Majpr getpGblt.
8ei @elegcubeit elmer am Z. Stunt
1918 gu Nultin ubgebaltenen Offt5ier8<
1pabl purbe 5err Hfaenber gum Maior
ernannt, I'M sic 2iide an85ufillen, Ste
bur6 Serrn Builders Mabl al8 Sberlt
beS 2. Negi1ne1tt8 ertt itanoen mar,
@ettber befebltgte Maior Bfaenoer ba8
/. Botaillpn bte1e8 Gegt1ne11t8, bem bic
4 eriter &on1pagnten oeSielben 5u9eteilt
1i11b, u11b ma6te SEN 8unbe8zWetlttdrz
.btenlt an ser ntertfanti6et @ren5e bon
bem bie bteitgen 1ruppen lebten Wonat
51riidfebrterL NIT.
Ma6fpleeripabl ertpartet.
Sails Maior Nfaenber's Neitgnation
bonn @ppernor angenopmen tperoen
loIlte, 10 ipirb etne Sfft5ter8mabl fiir Die
niailbIte 59ufunft anberQur1t iperben n1iffz
llen, I'M fetner1 Na6fnlger 81 beitimmen,
1eber Sic 11igenflt6er1 inneren @ranoe
ser Meiignation Maior Bfaen6er'8 TT
11i6ts ii6eres befannt nnb bte. bie nnb
oa gednberte Mnit6t, bab Maior Bfaen=
Ser reitgntert babe, 1neil Maior anane
iiber iet1en &opf btnmeg gum Sberit<
leutnant bef0roert moroen iet, finoet
mentg @lauben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-02-23
&olitild)fS 4otpourri,

rterbans BON Mlinnelpta perlpeif Gntl6eibuug
aber Srauenfimmrebt at Die g8dbler@ Britt !
ider 9lomirali litdts Gbef perlan9t 100000 Mann
5ar getdmpfuug Der oenti@en l1ntereeboote aliu1
ie 1000 Mann gege,1 te ei,1 Saudboot! Srud)
6piiden gSien unb 9aibingtpn ibei1t ndbergez
riift 6n lein. 8eridarfer Santbbpotfrieg tut
bereits ieine gStrfnng+ gSir 1uollen grpt"- 1T
ser gptl6rei BON Sauie1tocn 1T Seem Sort trpb
angeblt6er v&rosperitdt"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-02-23

Ser Morft=&p1nntlfdr 1nanbte 1i6
an bte Mderbau= ll11b Staat8beb0rbe11
nm Nbbtlfen. S6ledte grnten Sroitz
l6aben, @pefnlation unb Ste Tra6tz
bloda0e TN Safen baben an Ser uner=
b6rten @teigerlng i6l1lo,
5anlterer berlangten BON 5 bt8 Z
Gents fir bus Bfl1n6 &artoffeln unb
Is bis l8 fir oo8 Bf,1ab 3mtebeln.
llno bus MueS, trobben ntr angeblt6
Dor u8roiperttdtt" far1n mtf1en, 1pobtn
NIT benz oielen Gelb unb oeg1 rei6etr
Grnteiegen! !
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-02-23
0as gletter.

anbauernb fdlt 1T sic Npronsfaee
fir bie nddfte S3eit unb Dorausfi6tliA
sg1neefan. Aber pbrpbt bers Mi1lter
nod Is felt, es 1a1b bnd) 6rhbline iperz
ben oas ii ein Troit, oer nie oerlagt
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-02-23
u lie Nattonalgar0e
,ueroeu anS9emltI Itert+
eSm brei Wohen beim.

BoIbingto,t, II. Sebruar. Das
4riegsoepartetnent befdbl beute Die
Musmulterung 0er an Der n1erifal1i-
16en @ren5e iteben6en 9eotio1al-
earoe, einiblieBli6 Ser 8ruppen
aus oet @toaten Eeras, Neu<Oferi-
TO uno Mri5ona. General Junitol1
miro Die @aroen, 10 i9neu es gebt,
beinienoen.
Die 8ea111ten glauben, oaB 6ie
5oIoaten i11nerbalb BON bret gBoben
at Saule iein peroe1l. Die Reiie-
routei1 iino in 8erbil1oung nit Dem
,sserbonb slmerifani16er giienbab.
Is1 ausgearbeitet. Die Ynuman
So. lteat cine gr0bere an5abl
51lattpogen ein, l1nb nien1ano
miro berpflidtet iein LANCER nls 36
5tunoen in eineln selpobnlihen
8abntpagen 5u5ubringen.
Ma16inatou,. II. Jebruar. Dos
GpionageeefeB, tpelhes benz praftz
benten eine >peitrei9enbe W}a9tbefugz
mis- ei6t, gegen auSldnoifde Mgenlea
poraugeben, 1ii9rte beute int 5enut
gu elmer lebhaften Debate. Werzs
l9iebene 8eitimmungen puroen uls
gu braitif6 angesriffen uno bic
-sSiibrer lieBen bur4bliden, bob mum
yte1slben milDern peroe, ebe es 5nr
Mbitimmung fomme.
-&nobentroden MID Geras llibt
peroen. Sic @elebgeber lebntell,
mie aus gluItin ge1neloet miro, eiuell
slntraa Der @egner geiltiger. Sc.
trdnfe nit SO gegen Al 5timnlen
ab.
:. poffor 9bomas s. Mortinoale,
periaienbent oes SalisburpzDiz
U4tts ber. Mstbooiitentir6e, 1T, nie
Iaus 5asisburp, MD. gemelpet nirD,
pl0sli9 eeitorben. St mar q Sabre
oft.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-05-24
GERMANS STILL HOLD
DEP0RTED. BELGIANS

tBy MORNING JoJRhAl SPECIAL LEASED wiREl
London, May IL (by Mail. )--From
an official Belgian source, the Asso-
ciated Press has been informed of
the following:
"The Belgian deportees are still
kept in Germany, Notwithstanding the
promise of Emperor William.
"Only about one-third of the total
number of deportees have been re-
patriated. These are sick and manned
men. The Belgian hospitals are full
Of them. Many have died. Most of
them will be forever unable to work.
According to the testimony of those
who managed to escape from Ger
many and reach Holland and Eng
land. the deportees still in Germany
are martyrs.
More than three months ago the
German emperor himself wrote to the
pope. assuring him that the deportees
would all be sent back to their homes
and that the married men would lead
the van AS a matter of fact, the
German authorities have stopped taxi
ing any further advantage of the sick
and the unfit. They still go on, how
ever, trying to reduce into slavery by
every means the unhappy Belgians in
order to get hold of labor material.
Belgian fathers of families die every
day, preferring martyrdom to submis-
sion in aid of their country's enemy"