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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-02-08
Collector Closes Port of New York.

New York, Jan. 31.-The port of
New York was sealed tight tonight
by order of Dudley Field Malone, col
lector of customs. Vessels of every
description, including tug boats, were
turned back at quarantine by the tor
pedo boat stationed there to main
tain the neutrality of the United
States.
The purpose of Mr.. Malone's order
remained mystery upon which he
declined to throw any light. He has
full authority to act upon his own
Initiative in case of emergency as he
is held responsible for enforcement
of neutrality.
While there was no apparent basis
for the belief that such drastic action
resulted from information that one
or more of the great German liners
interned at Hoboken was preparing
to make dash for the open sea, it
was significant that deputy collec-
tor conferred tonight on the Ham
berg-American line dock with the
chief of police of Hoboken and rep
resentatives of the steamship COM
pany.
Twenty-four German owned steam
ships, some of the largest in the
world, are tied up on the New Jersey
side of the Hudson river, while three
Austrian vessels are docked at
Brooklyn piers. All of them have
been under constant surveillance OF
United States agents to prevent vlo-
lation of neutrality.
1t has been understood since the
beginning of the war that prompt ac-
ton would be taken if an inter-
national situation should arise under
which the crew Or agents of the
steamers might desire to destroy
their own vessels.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-02-08
PASSES BONE DRY BILL
AIR-TIGHT MEASURE Is SUPPORT
ED By THE HOUSE.
D,y Forces i'm Senate Lining Up to
Jam Bill Through as Soon as II
Comes From Lower Body.

Columbia, Feb. 2.-lronclad, air
tight, bone dry, absolute prohibition
for South Carolina passed second
reading by the house of representa-
tives this afternoon by vote of more
than 2 to l. Not only does the bill
forbid importation of whiskey or al
coholic beverages for any purposes,
but makes it a crime to have any in
ones possession.
The passage of the bill was attend
ed by scenes of rejoicing on the part
of the prohibitionists. The debate
preceding the vote was short and
snappy and was marked by vigorous
assaults on the Demon rum, de-
clared. to be surrounded in his last
stronghold and this bill will annihi-
late him.
When the house finished with the
bill and sent it to third reading the
members crowded out into the LOBBY
singing, How dry am" and Good
bye, booze, we're through.
The prohibition forces were piloted
by Representative w. R. Richey, of
Laurens, the author of the bill, and
Representative w. L. Daniel, of Sa-
luda. Efforts to allow even quart
a month, or permit light wines and
beer were rejected by overwhelming
votes and so we'll were the prohlbl-
ton forces organized that demand
for a roll call on the final passage OF
the bill by Representative D. D.
Noise, of Sumter, failed to get the
requisite ten to support it. The op-
ponents of the measure saw the fu-
tility of resistance and quit after all
amendments were so overwhelming
ly swept aside.
The bill is full of teeth and is
the most stringent measure of its
kind ever enacted in South Carolina.
With one more reading in the house
it will go to the senate, where the
prohibitionists are lining up to jam
it through.
The record vote came when the
house refused to adopt Mr.. Searson's
motion to strike out the enactlng
words by vote of 2S to 73. The
following was the vote: Ayes to kill
the bill, nays for the BILL.
Yeas-Bailey, Barnwell, Carter,
Clyburn, Crews, G. B. Davis, E. J.
Davis, Duncan, Fripp, Fromberg,
Hamblin, Hemphill, keenan,, J. o.
Kelly, Lanford, Lesesne, McCants,
Mcmillan, Mishoe, Moore, Paissai-
lague, Pickens, Seabrook, Searson,
senseney, Whaley, Young-2S.
Nays-Speaker Hoyt, Anderson,
Atkinson, Berry, Booth, Boozer,
Boyd, Boykin, Bradford, Byrd, Clink-
scales, Coney, Cothran, Daniel, R. E.
Dennis, Dobson, Dominick, Duck
worth, J. ]. Eaddy, Edens, Ellis, N.
G. Evans, Findley, Fuller, Fulmer,
Goodwin, Graham, Asa Hall, Jr., E.
H. Hall, Hamer, Harrison, Hines,
Horton, w. w. Johnson, King, Lane,
Lilies, Long, Macfarlan, D. E. Nc
Cutchen, w. L. McCutchen, McLau-
rim, insolvency, Mellett, Middleton,
Mitchell, Noise, Neuffer, Nichols,
Norton, Num-, Owens, Pegues, Purs-
ley, Rawlinson, Rector, Redmon,
Richey, Riley, Rogers, Sanders, Scott,
Shull, S. E. Smith, Strom, Summers.
Thomas Toole, Walker, Williams,
Wingard, Wright, Young-73.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16
101GE brothers
CLOSED CAR

Al ideal Christmas present because Of lis all-year
usefulness.
Complete protection during winter months, absolute
comfort for summer driving.
The Sedan has wonderful hold on public favor.
is special appeal to women has great deal to Do
with this
The beauty Of it-and the CONFERENCE.-The undeni-
able
Il will pay you TO visit Us and examine this car.
Tie gasoline consumption i unusually low The tire mile
age is unusually high.
sdan or Coupe $3.50. Touring Car or Roadster $50
Winter Touring Car Roadster $3.50.
(AI prices T. O. B. Detroit)
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-31

Gins She loves Gordon, and is al
most certain he loves her. But the
allaey of her position in he house,
hold makes her afraid Of what he
5ul3 ag when he discovered the
uutt
On HE other hand it Is evident that
Ntnan really loves Gordon more than
ans 9tAca pc, on Married TO him
aha aieb refrain from using tina
dreaded DRUG Has she, Susan, the
mora sieht 70 come between this
engaged couple and probably rob the
poor creature of her one chance Of
nedeemins herself
The RISE ot susan" at The Cen,
ral tonight in addition TO the cley-
or musical comedy offered by the Ora
cey Colonial Maids Ar entire change
q prosra'a each day Tho music at
ill., Central is also . bic feature.
pro. Prescott tbe plane. Nj, Dan
iels yioHni-t and Mr. Norris trap
drummer torn trio hat is hard to
bea. and their work is certainly caus-
H- much favorable comment.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-31

Co. 3. left for the border; her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs A. H. SaltonstalI, .
Of New York. and one sister. Miss
Mu1iel, Of Charlottesville Va She was
niece Of Mr. and Mrs H. A. Rid
ole. OF Chambersburg
Mrs. Louisa Packwood
Mrs. Louisa Packwood member Of a
prominenf Virginia and Louisiana
family. died Tuesday in Winchester
after ten days illness. She was the
last member Of her family, and her
nearest relative is Miss Ann Key.
Thompson, cousin Of Washington
She WIS born in Alexandria, Va Ap
ri l.. 1920 Before the civil war her
husband Theodore Packwood vas
wealthy sugar planter near New Or
leans, and was Il partner Of Judah p
BENJAMIN secretary Of war N Jeffae.
On Davis cabinet
Caps c. S. White
News was received from RomneE
W. Va. announcing tie death of Cap
tam Christian S. White, which oc-
Cured at his home there on Sunday
night. Captain White was advanced
in years and had been in i'll health
for some time. He is survived by
FIVE children fhree sons. John Baker
White OF Charleston w Va: Robert
,s+l.54.. ~, ...t....,...t4 80 T,7t- ri u a,,5=
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-31

Mrs. VIM KoeeIScbatz of Wcsi
Martin street. has been confined -
her homie BY illness
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-01-31

Miss Leade Hines of 0konoao.
arrived e make her home with Die
family Of AlF John Kidwclb near
own.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-03-30
9as gsetter,

Gnblt6 bats NIT 1bauen unb @orlz
ne1li6ein begonnel1 ,uno au6 Die 8abnz
5iige seben ipieoer regelmdbtg. Nber
sic 56neel6mel3e bat u1S au6 Sic Sc
fabr einer lleberi6memmllng eebrodt
n1b Ser Minnelota=Tlnb lit bel Stem
l1l1n berett8 I'M ptele TuB geltiegell uno
menn bie &iSi6i6t auf Ben Gluiien
bridt, mag'8 nod gar mande leberz
rafbung IN ben 5lubtdlern geben. Nber
Der 6riibling 1T bod enbltd I'M Nnsue
11nb penn au6 bte gid6re nod falt linb
uno na6 Wetterfunbigen nod eine s3eit
lang falt bletben tperben, 10 gilt bod ieht
baS DidterpOrt4 uieber: uDie Welt
apirb id6ner nit iebem Gag!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-03-30
9as ameritaniihe 9 It mil feinen
Grien,

Maibtngton, .. g., 20. Mdr5. -@e=
motor Sit6cod bon 9}ebraSfd, na6
genator @tone baS rangdltel tie bennoz
frattlde Mttglteo I'M Mu8i6ub fiir aus
mdrtise 9lnselegenbetten, eri6te11 aelterll
fur5 Dor Ser &abtnettSlibung nnerlpartet
I'm Metben Saus. g8ie er ipdter SEN
0ertretern Der Hrelle IN einer for1nellen
Grfldr11ng nltttetfte, lpar ser s3ped
ietne8 8elu6S ser, Sen Yrdltoenten baz
rauf aufmerfiam 5u MAIDEN, 6ab Ste
9timmung IN letnem etgenen 9taat, TO-
mie tn ser 8ep0lferung aller 9taaten
bes WeltenS gang unb gar gegen etne
&rtes8erTldrung an Deut16lanb ooer
geger setne Nroflanatton be8 &rteg85uz
ita11beS 5tpt16en ben Ser. 9taaten nnb
Oeutl6lanb lettenS be8 &ongrefe8 iei.
Die 8epDlferung bteier 9taaten, ia9te
Gen. 6it6eod, iei allerotngs oafir, bab
ote Regierung In @aibington ba8 2ano
10 iorgfdlttg mie nur m0glt6 81 etnem
etpaigen &rieg riiite, jebo6 mn fiir BEN
dnber1ten ytotfall, &Denn eS fetnen a11=
beren Nuspeg< als &rteg mebr gtbt.
|Dieler @ttntmung iolte Ser &ongrek
Ne6nung tragen unb oaher tn ietner
Sonbertagung lpeiter 11i6t8 tun, als bie
BON Yrd1t6ent Milion CUR 9erbeifiib<
rung Der ubetDaffneten gleutralttdt" be-
reitS ongeorbenten liitungen tnboiIteren
1lnb tpettere S6rttte in bteler 9t6tung
perfiigen.
u1lo au6 ptr Seem timer >pollel1
feinen &rieg -tpte belte Nbenb IN Ser
Maffenballe flor Sebem lperben tDtrb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-03-30
&armlo,es Ghiua.
Sc folgte @inflaiterunaen beg
Yrdlioenten Wilip !.
Mnjidt bes u3ofdl Mn5eiger" /.

Berlin, 26. Mdr5, iiber 2onoon.
Die Note @binaS, mel6e ben Mb-
bru6 6iplonatiiher Be3iebunga'l
nit Deuti6lan0 onfiin6igt lit nit
5ebntagiger @eripatl1ng eingetrof=
fen. Ser 6inelii6e Gelanote, Der
glei63eitig bel Danentarf nno
@6lpeoen affre0itiert lit, miro 1t9
na6 &openbagen begeben.
Sen oeutiben 5tanopunft ent=
pidelt ser u2ofal Mn5etger" mle
folgt: vGa oie 0tote unter an1erl-
fanilben1 Crude perfaBt uno na9
amerifanil9em Giftat gelbrieben
lit, beoQrf es feirer meiteren 8orte.
.0Qs jogenannte uSung-Gbina" mag
Die @elegenbeit >fiir giinltig balten.
oas Mei9 ser Weitte aftip in Die Bo-
litif eintreten gu laIlen> aber mel1;l
fie iidD bonn Grude @uropaS freln1a-
den lpouen, fonnten tie >fein i6leG=
teres Mittel mable1L alS it9 Der
entente an5uI9lieBen.
v&err @ilion bat enolib nit !et-
ner beriibnten GrieoenSpolitif einen
Grfolg auf5umeiicl1 uno oaS miro
Ieiner @itelfeit ibnei6eln. g}td)ts
darafteriiiert bieien Graiioenten
beiier, als oah er+ Die @noen Der
@elt abind)te, bts er elm btlfloies
nno nnfrieeeriides @olf fanb, nm
es nit gplbener Settle an ieinen
Srimnpb,uagen 5u feiieln. 9ieies
@prgeben lit idlimmer als Die %er-
gelpaltignmg @ricdenlanbs, BEL Ser
miloerno in Betra6t fommt, oaB
@riedenlono at bie &riegs5one a1l-
gren5t."
&prporal eribtebt itb.
@eborener ltngar nil nidt liter
9entide 8adJe fteben.
Sort Sglet6orpe, @a., 26. M}dr5.
Da er ben @epanfen, iiber beutfbe,
bier internierte @eeleute Wa4e iteben
au follen, ni9t ertrogen fonnte, jagte
fi6 &orporal 5rant s. 3eumaf pom
II. BunoeszSnfa ezHegiment elne
sReuget III Den aopf, 3eIu1uf ,mar Elm
qebprener l1ngar uno pobnte frlDer
in Np6eiter, sc.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-03-30
@ine mod gut ab,

Mte 6ur6 ein Wunoer entgingen 1ebte
Mo6e Giienbabnpaiiagiere etnem nn<
g1id, ais pl0blt6 fait Ser gan3e
Dafotas &c. 8lad Stills Grpreb5ng Der
0eortbmeiternbabn Smii6en 5pringfielb
unb @a1born aus benz @eleiie iprang,
mdbreno berlelbe NIT elmer Gei6minbigz
felt bon 25 Meilen In Ser 5tun6e oa=
biniubr. Die G1tgletiung eretenete iid
Inn ettpa 2 lbr na6mittagS nnb bis
$40 l1br abenbS ita11b Der s3ug mieber
anf ber1 @eletfe 3nr Weiterfabrt berett.
Die. Hailagiere, oeren fetner perlekt
.purbe, merben ben bur6gena6ten
.@dreden ibr 2eben lang ni6t oergenen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-03-30
iyiir f}rifofn8fr9altung!
pnitery yrie6ens> Generalization 1T gBalbin9tpn ge<
plant+ -Ma0cnprptefe at oeu &pn9reR unter>
meas.- Stem l1lm Der Beien uno ale uirflt@en
,gmr> >Mmerifaner 9e9e1t &rie9!-

Sic emergency pea,e 6eberation"
fiinoigt biern1fit an, bab ler &ongreb
beim 53ufon1mentrttt gu ieiner auber=
oroentli6en Iaoune am Montag allf
ibr( 8etreiben btn NIT Hroteiten geaen
ben &rteg iiher{6men1n1t mtro..
94ir bofferL 1penn eS trgero 1n6gli6
1T, IN Wolbineton cine 6rieben8funo=
oeb11nQ a11 peran1talten, tpte tie ute
orDber bagemelen lit, Mtr merben bem
Vrdlibe1he11 unb ben &on9reb 5etge11,
bab bte @egner be8 &riege8 tn bteiem
Qanbe tn ser Mebrbett 1tnb. Wtr
morten, bab ptr 10000, mabrihetnlt6
$4,000 BrteoenSfreunbe betia1nme11 bae
ben merber1 Sic Inn Mittag am Weontag,
penn ser &ongreb 5l1lammentrttt, burb
Sic @traBen 3teben.
Oett oteler Dffe1tlt6en &unbgebung
perbeu eine MilLion Briefe 1nb Tele=
oran1n1e fonme1l Sic bern Yrditoenten
unb SEN Gonsrebmitglte0ern an bteienl
Sage 5ueeben mer0cn. Wtr baben an
6rteoen5freunoe I'M ean5en 9anoe, Die
nt6t in WaiDington ontpelenb 1et11
f0nnen, 10000 8riefe als9eianbt, IN
oenen lie aufgeforbert perben, 5elez
oramne ein3ul6iden. 1nler 3mef TT
patrtoti16: Yrdltbent Wtlion ia9t, er
>piinl6e 81 1pillen, mte ooS Splf it'd tn
bte{er Troge itelle-tpir meroen eS tbm
ia9en."
ll1lo ieoermonn, ser bteS lieit, iollte
sulammea NIT auen ieinen Jreunoe11,
Sic niht an etne11 fir bte 8anfter8 bon
gSol @treet S1l fiibrenben &rteg slaube1k
nodbmols oariiber beraten, >pte fie ltb
an bieier 9eno11itratton betetltgen tom
nen. rnb aue biejentgen, benen eS ntdt
n1GQli6 lit, no6 Waibin9ton 81 ret1e11,
1pllfen eirSeln ober In @rnppe11 nod
mails Broteite gegen. etnen n1tn0ttge1t
Grieg an tire Neprdl lentanten tn Walb<
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-03-30
&p11furre1t6
Mud) III ser syarmer=Hplitit ma@t ii6
oer QSettbetnerb 16pn flblbar+ !.

Die Tarn1er8 9ton=aHrttian poltttcal
Qeague, Sic fiir5ltd III ct, Saul ibr na<
tionoleS !9auptquartter NIT grobem
Ianltan1 er0ffnet bat un6 a16 bter in
Bropn So, nnb Seem lllm ponli6 rehen
madt, bat eine &onfurrenttn tn Ser
Weinneiota geon=Hartiian 2eague err
balten, Sic fth bteler Gage In ct. Bau1
bein1 5taatSiefretdr tnforporteren lieb.
Sizes ihlug natiirlt6 tpte etne 8pmbe IN
ba8 2aeer Der eritgenannten 2iga ein
unb acknowledgement aller Nrt fliegen
ieitbe1n btniiber s1lr1o beriber. 8tr
iparteu, biS iih Der Huloeroampf" ettpa8
perSoge1 bat, ebe tpir u18 ein nrteil iiber
ste. a11eebli6 ulnlautere &onfurrens"
|erlauben molten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-03-30
&eine Nngit.
&omme, mas oa fpn1:
men mag
9eutidlano bdlt aus.

2onbon, 26. w}at3. Sic M1e>
Iihtett ber 8steiligung Der Ser.
@taaten am &riese auf Seiten Der
@ntentezMd9te 1T pom preuBi1den
&riegsmintiter Sen. ben @tetn IN
etner nntewe6ung nit pem &orrez
fppnbenten Der Bubapefer 3ettung
r. 81 3ef" als nebenfd@lt@ be5et6net
tpprber, tpie bon Berlin iiber 2lmz
Terban1 n1itgetetlt tpiro. General
ron Stein fagte, er miiie ni4t, ob
bic amertfanti@e 5lptte sic britif@e
unteritiiben tpolle, aber bic MDgli9z
felt, bob eine a!neritanif@e Mrmee
in Der naben 3ufunft in europa
eintreffen tperbe, lei ausgef@loiien.
runfere militdrtibe Gage an all
len S5rQnten 1T gut, fubr Der
&riegsmtntiter fort, runb bere9tigt
uns gu ben beiten 9offnungen. @5
1@eint, baB Der 5eino ii9 duf cine
Sffenfibe porbereitet, aber mir perz
ben 1elbit einen nod ftdrteren Nn<
griff als bie @omme>Offeniipe aus<
balten fDnnen, nt@t nur an Der
Syront, ionbern dud 81 9auie.
v8as Damn paiiteren ,pir6, iuii-
{em mir guar nod ntd)t, abcr fpm-
NE, >pas fpn1men mag, mir luerben
nles l.neriditterlid) iiberoanern.
lEniere 9etben iinb srof nnb nniere
Epfer gigantifd), aber bas ftnb ge=
1abe Sic Ginge, in bencn iid bic
Gr1ke Ser 9tatipn 5eigt."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-03-30
5taotratstpabl
0sur III Set 2. @aro iinb 2 &anotSaten
int 9SelD. @

tint 6elD,
Sur no6 }peinge Sage tretmen inns
BON ser 6tabtrat8mabl am nd6lten
Dien8tag, unb 0a8 er6bte Snterel1e erz
reot natiirlt6 Ser Nu8fall Der Wabl IN
ser 2. g8arb. SS1 ben betben anoeren
g8Qrb8 II. un6 3.-baben bte @taot=
ratSmitglieoer, beren NmtSsett abldnft,
feine Cppolition fiir 6ie @teoernabl'
eyn ser i. Warb lit >@tabtrat Treo,
6alnann Der etn5i9e &anotoat fiir oteis
Mmt, mabreno 8. $. &roof, @taotz
rats1nitglieb BON Der 3. Maro, aud
fetr1eu @egner bat.
Ser &f in Ser 2, Warb ltegt
3>ptlhen ben1 gegenmdrttgen 9tqotratS<
n1itoltebe Mb. Gibner, Der it6 UNI ote
Mie}ermabI bemtrbt, nnb &arl $.
gluiberbeibe, Betbe .&anbtoaten btnterz
leoten lire 9eo1ninattonSz Bettttonen ansz
9aneS lebter Wo6e bel @taotclerf Wm.
Qader.
Mir entbalten uns ieoeS Nate8 llno
ieber @n1pfeblun9 In bieler Mngelegenbett,
6a unlere Biirger btes NIT it6 ie1ber
qbma6en n1nilen unb oie @taotratS=
fanbibaten per10nlt6 fernen nno benrz
tetlen fDnnen. W2Dge Der bette &anotoat
bel Eber Wabl ob{tegen- trn Sntereie
Seem lll1n8!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-03-30
Ans gltr11ertreile1t
8eanten1paDl, MatzWtarft uno Wai=
@e6urtstagsfeier Die 6aupt=
Greignti1e.

-0IAtSNttC+
Ser gel6dft8fibrenbe 9lu8i6ub be8
Wtnnelota 5urnbe5trf ertpdblte am
lebten @onntag g1a6n1tttag Ste folgen=
BEN 8ean1ten: prd1tbe11t, gilbert
@tetnbauier; 8icezHrdiibent, Senrp
Gpsel;; Yrotofon. .=@efr., Nlfreb @6roed;
&orreip. @efr., George 9oeen; @6ak.
1netiter, @baS, @auenitetn; 8e5trf8tur1lz
mart, 5erman @etn; 8oriiter .bes
&omiteeS fiir seiittgeS Turnen, Nlbert
Bfaenber.
W1an bel6lob, ieben 3tpetten Donz
nerStag TN Monat CUR @reloigung Der
laufenoen @el6dfte 5n1a1nmen3ntreten.
Die Dan1en oeS IurnoereinS beab=
i9ttgen on1 Trettag ben 4. W}at etne
uO1anzTair" peranltalte11, BET mel6er
nie ionf bet1n Metb11a6tSmarft alle
110glt6e1r 9eabrung8mtttel (au6 @ibig=
feiten u11b 5tpar bteie bur6 Sic iungen
Damen be8 @0elneiBz@lnb), @6iir5en
uno Q1Dere 11l1BltOe Ve9el1l10nOe
gum 8erfallf gelangen merben.
5 Danen feterten a1n ebten Donz
11er8tag gen1etniam ibren @eburt8tag tn
ber Inrnbale ndnnlt6 Tfau GbaS.
8ruit IT,, 6rau @m. s. 5ton, Trau
&ote 5aeberle, Trau Breo 8ebnfe uno
sSrau Treb Sobn1on IN benfbar gemiitz
1th1ter Wetle. Muitfalti6e Darbte=
tungen, oarunter ein &lapierz9olo BON
SRI. Nlta 9pringer brilliant geiptelt,
bie Nuffitbrlln9 oeS luitigen @6manf8
Scr Raffeeflati6" bnr6 Sic Damen
6rau &roof, Trau Sell, Trau 9etn l1nb
6rau Mmi1l, iotpte etne recttatortide
8aro0te auf Sic u&affeei6meitern" BON
yrau 96apefabn1 porgetrage11, Ste 1uitiz
|ge uTeifreOe" Trau 9diemann'8 uno etn
beltfateS gbenbbrot erbtelt bte CO.. 100
Teitsdite bt8 gu ipdter Stnnbe BET better
22al11le.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-03-30

- Manuel Gbao, Elm frii6erer
0iua General, nur0e in 81 paio,
Seras, feitgenommen. gr iou &efruz
ten fir 0illa anselporDen baben.
Hptplonb H. MurDp6, als
3eicbner uno 3eitungsmann bez
fannt, lit Al Sabre alt IN ptttsbnr9
oeiorben.
Der grDB1e Diamant Der
Delt, Der Bragan3a, Ser 1880 &arat
fpieat, tpurbe 1741 in 8rniilien ge<
funoe11. gr 6efinbet ii6 i'm portugie<
iii9en Snpeleni9aB.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-03-30

Berlin 26. Mdr5, 6rabtlos nab
@aDbiue, 8. S. Ser beutibe Gene
ralitab erlieb geitern abeno folgen6e
5ufabli6e @rflarrng:
u3miiden Ser CONNIE un6 6en1
grooat-&Qnal fam eS au lebbaftelt
&dnpfen. Sin ser oitliben un6 MAJ
5eoonii6en Sro1lt lit 6ie Gage un~
perdnoert geblieben".
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-03-30


2unbon, 26. Mar5. 9lns 6en aus
4etrpsrao fommenoen 8eri6ten er-
sibt, iid, bak sic Sage plDtltd iebr
ernit ee,uoroen tit, 11np 5uar banpt"
iG@lid besbalb, neil bie 9entiden
crmitlide @orfebrungen an einer ge'
maltigen Offenitpe an Der 9iina~
6runt treffen. 9ie lekten 3metfel
bariiber, bak Sic 9entidem einen
nenen Sdlas sesen bic rniiiid)e
!6a1lptitaot planeu, gilt in rniiiidem
Militarfreifen ais beieitigt, mno man
fp1nmt inmer 1mebr SIT Ser Mnitdt.
bak bie lrontbcrfiir5un in Tranf-
reid banptia6lid) porgenpmmen
>unroe, nm Srnppen fit bic Sffen-
iipe int Often fret 51t bcfommen.
9lns alien geridten sebt berppr,
Dak sic i1lneren 3nitanbe in Stuff,
lano b66it bennrnbieeno iinb. 9ie
Negier1ng gibt pffen at, baf eine
grpRe Sffenitpe Der 9eutid]en sur
Sektoeit cine fataitropbale 8irfmng
baben f6nne, oa 3eit nDtie lei, bic
9is5iplin tn Der Mrmee nno Der
Marine MISREPRESENTATION.
@p5ialtiiide 3eitnneeu, uie oie
u@rapba" raten SEN @uloaten uffen,
gum Seinbe iiber5n9ebe,., fails bic
&esiernng nidt Jrieben made.
Die &egiernng fabrt ban1it fort,
iid III EroHlamatipnen unb MppeQen
an bas Seer uno bas &ulf at >pen-
ben, um sic Nnbe >pieberber5nfelen.
Mit bent @in>ueia anf bie oemtide
@efabr an ser 9iina-6rpnt beriudt
man BEN Eatriotismns 5n beben.
&riegsminiiter @ndfuff erfldrt in
elmer Eroflamation, bak ser Mns-
braf u9er Teinb itebe bpr Sen So.
rem" feline bloke &ebetuenonng mebr
lei. 9te leinfe MadlGiiigfeit anf
r1tiiiider Seite ,uiirbe ben Seinb
nad) &etrograo bringen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-03-30
@arenbaus einaeGidert.

&eabtng, pa, 26, Mdr5. 0euer
5eritDrte beute fritz bas @arenbaus
bon Mins, Ser @@aben betrdgt
$150,000. Mls uria@e 6es sSeuer5
miro ber pl0bli9e 3uiammenbru9
bes 3entralofens angegeben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-03-30
.ccSn Der 8eiArdnfung 5eigt ii6 erit oer
MetFer" l@Detbe).

9taunln1aneelS pegen mubten tn otez
fer MnSgabe Der bereit8 ferttg geltellte
.Brteffalten" unb perf6iebene anoere
Stems auSfanen be5m, fir nd6lte Wobe
3uriidgeitellt peroen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-03-30
Nfobil geula4t
Mili5 1ou 5nr 8e1uas
dung oienen.
9aniels Iuht Matroien.

@aibineton, 26. Mar5, 3,uan5ie
,ueiterc &egimenter Snfantcrie nnb
fiinf beiunoere 8atailpne Natipnal<
garbe iinb int Sd)nke ppn Gtgem.
t,tnt I'M Sale innerer l1nrnben 1T
bem 8nnoesoienit berltfen luprben.
9iclelbem geg1rem 5lt Is Staateg
bes @efens unb NJfittel>ueitens.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-03-30

@on,uel @bnnan, elmer Der
Begriinoer bes @erbanbes iiibtf9er
Mobltdttgfeitsaniial in Bolton, 1T
72 Sabre alt in BaiaSena, gal., ge=
forben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-03-30

tn9ton idtden. Sn jeber 8ereinSoer=
ianmlung lollte bic Anregung ba5u gez
geben unb etn 5elegran1m abgel6tdt
tperben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-03-30

fir pripdte 99iffe ge1@loifen iporz
SEN lit. MQn 1nliebt baraus, pap Dez
lpnbere 0prbereitungen i'm 3ulam<
nenbanq nit ser Mngriffsberett16att
Der 6obieeflotte getrpffen perben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-03-30

Berlin, 26. Mldr8, brabltos no6
guppiue, 8. S. 9ie oeut1ae MDm1raz I'D
lttdt erlteB Aeute fofqenbe @rtldruns:
.um IL. wtar5 purue an pet
STEELE i'm Mtttelmeer, no am -.
Wldr3 Elm groBes fran501t19es99la4tz
1diff per}entt porben mar, etne Rl1te
gefun6en, in Der f4 Brtefe befanoen,
pus bensn berporgebt, 0aB bas perz
fentte 5dladt16iff Der r9anton
mar"
(Die1e Melbung 1T bereits am
@onstag bur9 bic fran50ftfd6e Momiz
rnlitdt 6eItdtigt tDorOen.)
g1etp Yorf, 26. Mdra. Ser britiI9e
@9ooner npercp Hope" TT, pie Der
&apitdn 0es ielben beute mitteilt, niht
i'm @turme gefranbet pie anfdngltd
gemel0et purbe, fonoern i'm 8ufen
bon 2Dpns bon einem oeut16en I'M
ter eeboot torpeotert pprDen. Das
@9tff befanD 1i9 auf Der Jabrt bon
sStalien nc9 @panien.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-03-30

!onbon, 2e. wadr3. Sine 9epefhe
,s Mm{teroam be1agt, bob Der oe,lt<
-,e Rrieasbofen npn Milh hslnshaten