davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-01-16
(From Saturdays Daily) Back From Los Angeles.

! Attorney l.. r. Spalding returned ! to Prescott yesterday afternoon iron a hurry-up business trip to To: Angeles.
 Visiting Friends.
 Miss Alice Archambeau. teacher of the public school at Walker, is 1T the city for weekend visit witt | friends. Phoenix Attorney.
 Attorney George Purdy Bullard o Phoenix was in. Prescott yesterday afternoon, looking after some lega matters in the Superior court. Needles Visitors. Mir. and Mrs. James Malone, o Needles, motored to the city yester day, and are en route to Verde tc look over the situation with the view to locating.
 Range Visitor.
 A. H. Chartz, cattleman of Wal nut Grove, is in the city, and give: the usual report of dry weather, bu no alarm prevails over the range | situation.
 From Murietta. F. M. Weston, who had been tC Muriet.a under treatment for rheuma tism, returned yesterday. and stated his condition was materially improv ed.
 Back From Coast.
 Steve Haskell returned yesterda, from Anaheim, Cal, where he haC been visiting with relatives during the holidays, and is returning to Biz Bug district today to resume employ ment ;a the mines.
 Drake in Phoenix.
 w. A. Drake, general manager O the Santa Fe, spent yesterday il Phoenix conferring with some of th' other officials of the road and look ing after the interests of the com pany.
 To Salt Lake.
 Miss Fannie Perkins accompanied her parents, Mir. and Mrs. NJ. A ' fe1klns, 10 Odil I-dhG Nlly Oh ih' Pullman special which passed througf Prescott last night with the Arizon; delegation aboard who will attend thu National Stockgrowers' convention tc convene on next Monday. Back on the Job. ] E. w. Stephens has assumed hi old official position with Assessor Gentry, and is again in the role O chief deputy. He is efficient in hi line and yesterday received the con gratulations of many friends. No Complaint.
 R. Osmondson and w. ]. Sattahite we'll known in goat raising circles were visitors yesterday from People! valley, reporting favorable situation although dry weather was prevail ing. Browsing is good and no losse will occur.
 Legal Business.
 R. A. Kinsman, of Humboldt, whc
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-01-16
FATAL WRECK

AUSTIN. Tex, Jan. l0.-Three persons were killed and II injured at 2:30 o'clock this morning in rear end collision between two sections of the Katy Flyer at Granger, about 40 miles northeast of here. First re- ports placed the number of dead al l6. but this was later denied by of ficials of the road after an investiga- tiou
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-01-16
(From Sundays Daily.) Visiting Old Home.

Dudley Windes. son of Rev. and Mrs. Windcs, former resident oi Prescott, is a visitor for few days and is cn route to Camp Funston. af- ter furlough spent at Tempe with his parents. From the Mines.
 Fritz Vierthaler was visitor yes terday from the Tillie Starbuck. on Slate creek, where he is foreman, and
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-01-16
THE SECOND ONE

RICHMOND, Jan. l0-The na- tional prohibition amendment was ratified today by the Virginia senate.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-01-16

Young, bill of sale, 800 goats near Walnut Grove. Yavapai county. Ari- zona.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-01-16

Auto Trucks Sold.
 William Connor purchased yester- day for the firm of Connor, Wood and Lawler. tungsten operators oi Eureka district, an international truck to be used in bringing out orc, ship ping to begin at once. F. $. Hild- reath, of Williamson valley, was an other purchaser of this make auto for service to and from this city. Called Home.
 Frank Evanston, mining man of Ouray, Colorado. was called home last night owing to illness in his fam lily, and stated he would return next week if possible. He is arranging to take over a property in Hassa- yampa district, and terms in the deal are agreed to by all interested. C. K. Calling, his associate, remains.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-02-07
THE UNREST IN. GERMANY.

The dissatisfaction in Germany that
is being manifest in strikes and
riots is a significant feature of the
war situation. These outbursts In
dictate that the war-weary people OF
that country are gradually coming
to the point of asserting themselves
against the militarists and the auto
cracy.
The boldness of Phillip Scheide-
mann, the Socialist leader, has evil
IDENTIFY encouraged others to express
themselves. Scheidemann ia
sense and truth. Indeed, not since
the war began has such a blast of
SOLDERING truth echoed in any great
German assembly as Scheidemann
uttered before the main committee
of the reichstag, answering Chancel-
lor Won Hertling. Scheidemann rep
resents the majority of the 4,00O,-
900 Social Democrat voters, those
who have loyalty supported the war.
He leads the largest party group IN
the reichstag. To hold these men In
the Prussianism has depended large
~ on Scheidemann and his fellow
modsrates. The detection OF the
men Scheidemann represents woul9
be too serious to be lightly contem
plated even by the most arro.an9
lunker. 1t looks now as if Schnide5
msrn's boldness had encoura &c
others to give vent to their feelings
AS the German people awake te
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-02-07

the truth as they begin to come
OFT from the spell that militarism
has held over them; as they behold
the TACT that Germany was not in
danger of invasion and destruction
aud that this war was brought on
deliberately in the furtherance of q
persistent policy Of political ag-
81 andizement and industrial profit
they will rage at those who have
auped them. And as those who view
the situation upon its face begin to
Ieel that the war is a losing game
and that further sacrifice is unnec-
essary and futile, they, too, will de-
mand that there be peace. And then
this feeling becomes contagious, the
autocratic oligarchy had better be-
ware, for the tyranny of the mob
knows no bounds, and the docility
OF the German people may readily
so to the other extreme. rorce and
persuasion and promises may check
the flames of discomfort for the pres
ent, but the fire will smolder, and
as the war continues and the allies
press their offensive, and the Teu
tonic armies meet with adversities,
and the pinch of hunger sharpens,
the people will break out again and
perhaps again, until the conflagra-
ton gets beyond control. The end
of the war may come sooner by the
collapse of Germany than by mill
tary pressure from the outside.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-02-07

Here is partial list of leading
Republicans whom President Wilson
has called to aid him in the work of
prosecuting the war: General PERISH
ing, General Goethals, General Crow
der, General Crozier, Major Warren,
Elihu Root, William Howard Taft,
Doctor Garfield, Henry P. Davidson,
Cornelius N. Bliss, William r. Will
cox, Julius Rosenwald, Herbert Hoo
Cain, Charles d. Norton, julius
Barnes, Walter S. Clifford, Howard
E. Coffin, Hollis Godfrey, DR.. Frank
lin H. Martin, William Phillips, Les
ter A. Woolsey, Frank A. Vanderlip,
Benedict CroWell, j.. Lord O'Brien,
A. Bruce Billaski, J. o. HayWorth
and Edward B. Burling
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-02-07
OF COURSE THEY ARE OPPOSED.

1t is no surprise to the man who
keeps posted in Republican politics,
and the tactics commonly used by
the leaders of the Republican party,
that Theodore Roosevelt and the en-
gress is opposed to the Wilson adj
ministration The only thing new
that has developed is the fact that
the Republicans have been forced in
to the open in their opposition, in
stead OF doing their dirty work be-
hind the bushes: This is one time,
however, when the entire people will
the man or clique of men who at
tempt to tie the hands of the u S.
government during this war, whether
he be Democratic or Republican,
Milan Standard
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-02-07

Mississippi, Virginia, Kentucky,
South Carolina and North Dakota,
whose legislatures are in session,
have ratified the prohibition amend
ment in the order named. Seven
more legislatures meet this year in
regular session-Georgia Massachu-
sets, Maryland, New Jersey. New
York, Rhode Island and Louisiana
Who yse dy ana Is aa on 0ns IS h ex
pected there without question. The
main fight, however, will come in
next falls elections, when the legis-
latures of thirty-four states will be
chosen, of which seventeen are now
wholly dry.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-02-07
Notice of Appointment OF Admins
TRAITOR.

d
In the District Court of the State
of Iowa, in and for Decatur County
In the matter of the estate of
Martha Manchester. deceased.
10 Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed and
has .qualified as Administrator. Of the
estate Of Martha Manchester late Of
Decatur County, Iowa, deceased
All persons in any manner indebted
make payment to the undersigned;
and those having claims against
said deceased or her estate will pre-
sent them in manner and form as by
law required, for allowance and pay
Dated this 18th day of January,
Dillon Manchester,
24-3t Administrator of said estate.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-02-07

A great many people seem never
to have heard of that section of the
constitution which provides that
the president shall be commander
in-chief of the army and navy of the
United States,' or to realize that
when they are criticiZing the presi-
mander
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-02-07
Notice of Proba:ing Will.

To All Whom 1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that there
is now on file in the office of the
Clerk of the District Court of Iowa,
in and for Decatur county, an in
strument in writing, purporting to
be the last Will and Testament of
A. E. Ellis, late of said county, de-
ceased, and that | o'clock p. M. of
the 18th day of February. 1918, has
been fixed for the probate of said
at the Court House in said county
and show cause, if any there be, why
said VIII should not be admitted to
probate.
In witness whereof, have hereun-
to set my hand and affixed the. seal
of said court at Leon. Iowa, this
r. L. Rumley,
Clerk of District Court,
24-3t By Willard F. Stookey, Deputy
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-02-07

Friends of Senator Warren G.
Harding of Ohio, are launching q
boom for him for the Republican
nomination for president in 1920.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-02-07
Advertising hates.

Advertising hates.
= display Advertising, special Sec
vice, per inch -. ........ L5c
leading notices, per line ...... &c
ards of Thanks, cash with
eOpy -. -. =. sec
aesolutions of Respect -. 81 90
tees, where admission or en-
terta,nment fee is charged
per line -. -. -. DC
We are glad to publish any and
Ill church or society notices, but
please don't confound news notices
With advertising locals. Correspon-
tents are cautioned not to include
said notices with their items unless
they are authorized and paid for, and
II possible remittance for same
should accompany the notice.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-02-07

Why is it that buckwheat cakes
are only good for breakfast?
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-01-25

lpital @elelll6aft BON 5pringftelo fiir
100 gaolrngen 8teS n11o 5tpar gratt8
lpuroe geipdbrt. Die gorberuns bon
Mnton Bra1b I'M Betrage bon 500 fir
ertra NrbeH an sob 9fo. l70l nltrbe erz
lanbt ln1o CUR 3ablung allgepieien.
Comm sigel tpnroe Sic @5nntnle bon
$66.66 erlallbf, Die 5dlfte beS Donl
Conn perauSgabten @elbeS fit GieS 11lo
Nrbeit al 2anoftraben TN genannfen
sJDlD11.
DaS gonntn Nrntenz Jar1nz& &omitee
tpurbe beauftragt Dldne 1l11o 5peeifis
fatiouen anfertiger a1l lailen fiir ben
III errib btellben 5tall u1to bann Nngebofe
|eirlSnfDrber11.
8orliBer Holfon n1lo Ronln1ilIdr
|asaener mllroe11 dis Gorntfee erlQnnt
I'M Ste gbicago ae. forfbmeitern Glen
bab1lzG5 G5elellldaft III eriuden eine auoere
griide III erridten an 5felle BON Ser
iiekigen ipelde bei Better OladS iiber oas
g8eeered bit
NMe NngebDte fiir DdS sOll1ltn s9rllde1l
ip1rben abgeipieie1l llno Der golnlfp
!glnoifor purbe beallftragt nelle ei1lsu=
foroern Bis greifae ben q Gebrllar 2
||lbr na0n1ifta
Das @9AlnBp b0r ii @5a6en bes
Egonntn G5rabe1ls SO. 81 81 ipurbe aberz
|1nalS Derl1obe1l. sNehlnngen ii11l Be=
||sffrage bon iber $l2, 600 iDllrben erlallbt.
S,ierauf erfoIgte gertaeu
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-01-25
gep lu, N}iuneota, 5etag oea 25 Sun, 1918,

lpurber III 1917 I'M il0rbli6en Wetr1z
|11elofa fin 85 Gents pro Bnidel Der=
falft lno etn paar Weonate ipdter fofteten
bieielben Rartpffeln IN Stem Oorf $500
pro 8uihel.
5err Breiper griff an6 Bic GrtegSz
iteuer on DelGe bon sufiinftigen Sc
1leratione11 getragen iper6el1 ll1llb.
@r fenn5eid1ete eS alS ei11 gerbreden
|ll11iere 5itnber 3u belfeuerrL lolange
Oednner fpie Nodefeller 1li6t ipiibte1
mos lie NIT ibre1 Wdllione1l anfangerl
}ollten.
Nebner propbeSeife et1len groBartigerl
|9ieg fit Ste 9tga III ben perbifnablen
I'm Minnelota. ST iagte, ll11ter dnoez
Iren1 au6, oab ftd ussgte gultne8S4 ben
IGopf 8erbrt6t iber Ste $1,000 nel6e
[bie. Wdfglteber alS Giintrttts sgebiibr be-
I5ablen, neil bieS ba8 erite @efb lei, ba8
Ibie Jar11er pernusgabe11 mopon bie
Sc 6dftSmelt 1li6t tpt1ie fir ipaS eS
perausgobt ipiirbe.
5err Breiper iagte, 6ob b:eS @elo
Derne1lbet ipiroe fir SrganilationS=
5tpede, fir Steiner, 9allenmtet', @on=
be1lftonen, fir 5erausgabe elmer ipDdent=
Iliden 3ettnng nrb a11bere 2itterutnr
unb ald fir @ampagnezN zNu8gaben Der
ben ibnen por5n16lasenben Ganoioaten
fir 5taatS= unb aaoere Nnlter. @in
5beil ipiirbe an6 ba5n perpenoet Inn
Nngeitellte 5u be3ablen tpelde III Der
geattonal u1lb an6 bel 5taat8gelekge=
buneen 1aufpailen, oab fet11e 0elebe
palltrt ipirben ipel6e gum 9fa6teil Der
Sarn1er gerei6en miirbe1t.
Serr 8remer iagte ferner, bab eines
Der @anptSmede uno 3iele Der 2t9a
lfei bafiir gu foreen, oab r8ig Guinness
ni6t 1nebr bas iauerperoierte @elo Der
gepDbnlt6en Biirger beS 9anbe8 grabz
| i6e tpie bas biSber Ser 6all sepeien fet.
yeab Mnli6t beS Meb1er8 lpiirben ft6
bie Berbdltntiie beS fletnen @e'ddftS=
mannes IN Sen fleineren Mnn'c cipalitdten
bebertenb perbeiern tperlrt it6 bie 9ldne
Ser 2igo pertpirf1ii6en tnlroen, Dann
fpiirbe bas @elo bier perauSgabt tDerben
uno ni6t IN Die gafden Der sroben
@el6dftStpelt nieBen. Weil Der Geb=
ner benielben glbenb nod IN Minneapolis
1ein 1nnbte, fo11ate er fetne Nebe ni6t
| |ooIlitdnbig geber. @r ipra6 imn1erbin
beinabe anbertbalb gtn1loen; bdtte aber
nod eine 5tu1loe ldnger eerebet I'M 81
begranoen lpesbab Die Nrbeiter unb aud
|bie flei11eren @eiddftsleute fi6 nit
bieier Bemegung aMiren iollten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-01-25
.s228,o68.43
6eirate1l III 1917,

t
8dbreno beS oerfloilenen Sabres bat
@eridtSidreiber Garl g. ManoerfeD
l75 5eiratsfdeine ausgeitellt. DieS
1T II n1ebr alS I'M Dorberge geDenoen Sabre,
Die b6dite ,3aN iDllrbe TN Monat
errei6t ii iDeldem 333 auSs
eeltent fpurbe11. Da1l1 fam Npril init
q, s0ftober NIT l8 u1lo Stunt NIT II.
,ssS1 Ser Negel 1T Stunt Der Wonat Ser
Stolen, ser beltebteife Monat fiir 5o6=
3eiten geipeie1 aber oieieS Sabr it berz
ielbe pnn ar1beren Monafen iebr IN ben
5datten geiteH tporoer, 8ir geben
bierlllit eine gergleih hStabelle snifden
Dem s5iabr 1916 ll1lo bem ssSSabr 19l7
nod Monafe11 ei1lgeteilt:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-01-25
lnb 1otp1S bon tpe1ltger alS 5000 Sin:
|tpobner1l lout gunbessdblln BON 1910,
In Son RnstXr,1t torn

lDuDlttEllt lull l~OHilueo6uLIl potl 0ho1
#in BEN Boitdmter1l.
9. 9ie folgenbe1l g5tdbte meroen as
=Iof6e BON 5000 ,l1lb 1nebr Ginipobn
al1t 8unoes8dbhl11s bon 1910, a1lee=
ieben lnb IN ibnen inerben bie. 5oll5etz
hefs als rSaupt= t=GesiitratorenA iutrfe1l..
2llbert Sea, Nuittl 8emibii, Bratnero,
.GhiSboln1, @loquet, Groofiton, 8ulutb,
Manfato, Minneapolts, Seem nl1n,
.Snator1la, 0ieo @ine, 0o6elter, ct.
Gloub, ct. Saul, 5tillnater, 9irgtnto
nluo Winona, lpdbre11o IN alien aroeren
! @eneinben ober nt6titdbtt1den G'e=
bieter Sic 8plt1netlter als Silf8z zNegtitra<
tore1t amtterell iperbe1l.
10. Getnblthe Nusldnoer, oie btSs
Der uger1nitS" (GrlaubniSideine), ansz
gelfellt lnter Broflan1ation oes Brdiz
6e11tefl pom 6. 9lpril 1917, batten, tn
nerbalb eines balbel1 Meilenfrei1eS bon
eille1n Sort, Camp, (Seerlager), Nr=
ienal, Tltegerltation, NegierllngSz ober
Martne= 6abr5eus, Werft, 6abrtf, Watz
fenballe ober Merfltdtte fir bie. 5eritelz
lung bon &rtegSntli1lition 81 ipobne1l,
ielbe 81 betreten, alt paifteren, bart11
belddftiet gu iein ober @eiddfte oartn
au betreibe1l firo bon ben obigen Ge=
iti1nnllnee1 niht ar8genonme1. sie
111iiien ft6 nod eir1nal restltrleretl
lallen.
IL. Seber Ser Negiitrterpli6t ll11z
terliege1loe fet1lblt6e Nu8ldnber, Der IN
Sen fir Sic 0esiltrierpfli6t feiteelebten
1aeen iei11en1 Wobnort nrperbnoer=
lt6 fern tit, 111nb, UNI Die I'M Sorlteber=
Sen belbriebe11e1l s9trafer gu 1neioen,
1i6 in ben1 Diitrtft, In benz er it'd
5ettipeilig aufbdlt, on benz bort fiir Die
Gegiltratur feitgeiebten Srte nnb 5lr
borgelbriebenen s3ett nor oe1n Negtltraz
tllrz8eamten lol6en DiitrifteS regiltrte=
re1l.
12. r@obnortD beoeutet: Der eez
fpDbnlt6e Nufentbalt8ort. @m Wfann
If ein Gtntpobner Der 9tabt ober oeS
drblide11 @ebtete8, IN ben1 er geipDbnz
Ii6 }einen MnfentbaltSort bat.
13. Die Nesiitration etneS fetno=
li1en .NusldnberS ion ntht alS pollz
sooe1t betradtet perbelL biS ibm in
.llbereinitimmung NIT btelen Re9nlaz
.tionen ei11e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES auSgez
ferttgt iporoen 1T.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-01-25
gertagte 5itnllg oer.
Gpll11tD e60roe
Qlusaabe pDn BDnos I'M 8efraee DDi,
$2O9, 900 fiir Gpantn= =Grdben
3fpeefe. $4,000 fit 5trake11z.
5ipefe angeiekt. Nngebpfe Der Get
t11ngei, llriidgetuieien. uber $12 =
900 in Hehnungen erlanbt.

OOO t1t NeWnllnge1 eflal19i
Sn Der oertasterL 5ihung Der @ollntnl
GonlnHl5dre ipel6e am .l8. sSan1ar
abgebolten 1purbe, ipurbe bel6lollen
lgoupon 8pnbS IN Ser @5u1l1lle bon
S209, 100000 aus3ugebelt I'm e8 81 err
|mogliden GonnfD @rdben &c., SO, 33, 3333
I35, 43, 45 unb 46 unb 70 piel Don
sSnoieiol DttheS SEQ. II n11D lS ipie
IN Bropn gonntn liesel 5u balei1 ll1lo
Der Berfallf bieier 8onoS an Ste
N1afler= girn1a &alma1l, Matteion ,e,
5000 tpurbe gutsebetben. ORDERS alls=
I9eltellt 5ipt16erl be1n 1.sSuli 1917 nno
81. 9esen1ber 1917 irflnlipe iDuroen
bon ser Beb6rbe geitrtben. GteIelben
beltefen f6 allf $258, ,465.44 ~.
yn 5a6en oes Gol1ntD @rabenS gfo.
'46 >p1roet1 leite118 bes SneenieurS nalo
Ser 8tetpers an1enbtrte Beri6te llnterz
breitet llno baraufbi1l befdloiien ben
@rabel1 1lo6 bieiell anen0irten Sert6ten
au83ulegef1.
Mlle gtaatSz ll11b 9lationalz8anfen
beS GonntnS tpurbe1l a18 1epofttorten
fir Gountp @efer beittn111t ll11o ote
BON be1ll He.l geleiiteten 8iir9i6aften
tpnroen gutgebetben. Nuf 1nonatlt6e Biz
lan8e1 be5ablen Sic ganfen Bro5ent
s3inlen unb auf Depoftten 4 Yro8ent.
t..Y. " u &lI.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-01-25
GegiitratiD1lsz Seiti1lt=
1ltn1tge1t fiir Mnsz
LAUDER

9ule ltntertbanen beg beutiGc1t GetAes
in bteien1 9a1tbe ippbnbaft nnD nber
Ia Sabre alt ntiilen iid) reaiitriren.
Neaiitrattpn oauert npm 4. 6ebrnar
6 ltbr tnprgens big 8, sSebruar 8
ltbr aben0s. shipere Strafen fit
iDlde tpeld)e Dem glnfgebpt nidt
IDlge leiften, eSn Netp l1lm I'll
8Dli5ei Ghef @armening 6egiitra=
t pnsbean1ter. =
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-01-25
$4,000:

Beri6tet tpurbe, bab BET Der 3uiam=
1nenfl1nft BET $. S. Dobr1na1tnS Blah
am Sa11uar IN Nngelegerbeit Don
Gon11tn 1ith SEQ. 80, fetr1e Gintpen=
bungen gege1 Nnnabn1e oeS 9rabenS
erboben lporben ieierl, porauf bei6loiien
tpnrbe oe11ielben a1l5llnebmen llno ben
gontraft ftorelr Greo Nufberbeibe ae.e5ons
oie 5lll11111e bon Sc, ,764,74 al85nbe=
-5abler1.
81 eSn 5a6ell Ser Ne6nlihg bon Or. s s.
81. syrtt}6e ipelde IN Der Dorbergebenbe1l
#5ibnng abgeipieiell iporoen mar, lpuroe
Sic Mngelegerlbeit IN Wieoererfpdgllrg
gesoqert u1lo Ste Ned1tl11lg i1lt Betra9e
bon $l96 fir dr5tlihe sBebanolung BON
.gbriitine 2ario1l erlarbt u1lo Gon1.
n1ilfdr Mener angetpieie1 Sic gorber111g
fir dr3tlide 8ebanollns bon Marie
Demar15 gu ulterluden ll1lb 81 beri6ten.
guf Wu1r6 beB County MnOitors
ipuroe biele1l bas Nedt eineerdun1f
.Nebnnnge1 bonn ftaatlide1 @5anifo orinn1
fiir 5dpinbiii6tige fofort 81 be5aDlen
obne lie Ser geb0roe erif CUR geentadfz
#ung Dor5nlege11.
Das @eilld BON 2Saiienridtsr Maz
Tier fit eine S5. 90 1nonatliiee Sri 6bune
8|flr clerifale 5iilfe iulrbe gnfgebetben
I1rb bas @eind po1l 5enrn 9iolnes
sSSanitor oes Court s5ollieg fiir eine Sc
bafs5nlaee bon SO pro Monat nltroe
bemillis
geridbtet lpnrlee fer11er bab neeen
Der ll1rpaIitrb barren a11oitraben e8 oel1
@on1nlif ifidren llnln09li 9epeien lei na0
Egon1fren 3l1 fabren llrlb oaS 56lnbperz
|DDr nber @55raben SO. 81 35 nlubte auf mn
#belti1nnlfe 3eit Oertagf lperberl
Ser geri1 Der @5roBgeid diporellen
Epurbe berleIen llllo su ben qften 9elegt
Ell1lb bie pSllddne fiir ben Court pnuie gll1lz
bau nllroen auf eine ipdtere 5iikun9
Das geiud bon oer soDlls so
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-01-25

N SuIAS VIZ AtttfSu itSJ bSVSi4btSSsS.
GeeiitrattDn Sauert ppm 4. 6ebrnar
6 l1br tnprgens bis g. syebruar 8
ltbr abenbs. Ghipere strafen fit
ipldDe ipeld)e Dem gl11fgebpt tlid)t
ssplge leiiten, eSn gfeip llln III
8DliSei Ghef 9arn1ening Gegiitra=
Dnsbeantter.
True anslations filed with the Iost-
master at New Ulm on January 25
1918 as required by the act of October
6, 1917.
SEER sSolepb q. @elie, 8nnoeS=
1narl6an fir be1l 9iitrtft O1tnnelota,
bat allen Boli3ei6efs, bie gu 5anptz
re9titratore1 fir 9tdote BON fitnftal=
ienb ober 1nebr Gintpobnern Qaut 8olf8=
sdblung BON 1910 ernannt ii11b, lr1o
Otto 81. 9{atbS, 4oitneilter bon ct.
Saul, ser gum Sauptregiltrator fiir
ale ni6titdbtiiden @ebtete bon merliser
als fiinftaule11e Ginlpobner11 Qaut 3dbz
11ng BON 1910 )ernannt 1T, Die Ste
siItrterung Ser beutl6en feinoli6en guSz
drber ee11ldb ben Neseln uno 8eittm=
n1llnoen DeS General z@nipalt8 Der Ser
etntgten Staaten, erlollen ll11fer QSoll=
n1a6t ser Yrofla1natio11 beS Rrditoenten
bonn 16. 9eopen1ber 1917, betreffenoe
9l1ipeii iungen 5ugeben lallen.
Sie g}eaiitrieruua ser beuti6e11
feinSltd1en Q(usldnDer tpiro I'm 6
l1hr friih am 4. februar 1918 be-
oinnen uno oauert ieben hierauf fDl=
aenoeu saa stpiiden 6 11br friih unb
s l1hr abenbs big aunt unD einidliekz
lid1 oes 8. fyebruars 1918 I'M s
lthr abenbs.
g8er muf reaiitrieren. strafen fit
11nterlaf1una Beg Meaifrierens l1tlo
ilbertretnna oieier 8eitimlnunse1.
l. gll[e Ginaeborenen, Burger, glnr
eebDriee ooer llntertane1 bes Gelltiden
91eideS ober ser &aiierli6 Dentl6e1l
93eoier11no 1nd11nliden @e1dle6ts bon
IA eSobren uub bariiber. bie i1lnerbalb
ser 9ereintoten 9taate11 >pobnen llrb
nidt totIdd1iid, als a1nerifani{6e Burger
not11rofiiiert iporben ii11b, 11iiflen fin
MA feinblide 9lusldnper reaiitrieren
lofle11
,. 9iele 9seeiItratllr ioll ii6 anf
olles 2o,ao unb ale @etpd{ier, fo1ltine1lz
tol ober iulular, be3ieben, Sic in irgenb
elmer gsei1e ser eSurisbiftton ser Ser
einioteu gtoQten 1n1terlieaen.
3. Sin biernad srtr Negiitratur ge=
,lpa111oe11er fei11bltd)er 9luslanber, ser
ieine efeoiftrotur ntdt irlnerbolb ser
bofur poroeidrtebenen 3eit porrtn1ntt
ODER iroenSmeld)e pom Yrdlioenten Der
Ser. @taoten erlalienen ober gl1tgez
heiRenen 8eltin11npnoel1 ober bteie Ne=
aulattonen perlebt, au perleten fl16t
ooer tnbesue auf mel6en per11iinfttger
G5r11nS fiir Sic Mnnabme ser ilbertrez
t1,nosobiid1t porlieot, ioll neben anberen
no,n G5eieh poroeiebenen 5trafen ser
G5efonoeniehrno ober eSnternier1lna fir
bie Oauer bes Srteqes ausgelekt ooer
oe,fpll11oen letn, 9iderbeit 5n geber1
oSer In Ser in 5eftion 1867, 1869 nnb
1910 Ser repioierten 5tatuten ser Ser.
@toaten poroeiebe11en gSeiie aus ben
9Ser. @tQQten 1id) entfernen ooer abz
reiierr, iofpie alien al10eren IN Sen perz
ihiebenen Brofla1nationen beS Yrdliz
benten ober blrd ober ll1tter ietner
9(utoritdt erlal]enen 8eittnlrnungen porz