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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-17
Gi1tbrnd) 1T goboe1t ,
Die ein5ige @irtidaft in ienen1 Jleden
ipiro nDn GinbreAern heingeiuAt.
Grnteten iiber $500 IN @elD.

@elfern (DonnerStag) 1llorgen unz
gefdbr I'm balb 3 lbr, ipurbe Der
5iderbeifSidra1lf (5afe) Ser Gir1no
8romling & Rerd in Gobben orr6
9pre1gitoff allseilla1berseiprenst, unb.
Der sSnbalt beS @elb1dra1lfS, nngefdbr
5000, gelfoblen. Gs lpurbe1l au6 mod
3 Blaiden 5dnaps 11itgeben gebetben,
aber ionlt Dar algenideinlid ri6tS a11z1
geriibrt ipprbefl. @S purbe aber nod
peiterer 5haben a1eert1tet. @11tne=
Ser iparen Sic Dtebe Nnfdnger ober ite.
lponten abiolnt iider iei1 baB bic
Iir bes Gelb5dranfS burG bte @rplofion
abflteger ipiirbe, beru1 Bic itattgefr111bene
Grploiion mar etne 9an5 fiir6terli6e
n11b 3ertriimrnerte fDr11li6 SEN @eloz
16ra11f unb fbob Die Bartttton aus ibz
rem Jueer1. Nn6 tplrbe baS @1a8
I'M porberen Tetl oeS @ebdube8, no fi9
bte Sffiee befinbet, 3ertriimmert.
Na6barn b6rten bie @rploiton, badz
ten }i6 aber ni6tS babet, neil Der @inb
orfanarttg bites, ll11o etn @etDitter] NIT
i6meren Donneri6las iiber itne @ez
genb 3og. M6t btS Ste Gigentiimer Der
@irtibaft n,oreenS IN ibr 2ofal famen,
>pnrben 1ie ben @inbrn6 geDabr.
gberiff SultltS tpnrbe iofort bena6=
ri6ttat nr1b fubr glei6 nod @oboen, nm
ben Iatbeita1b auf5unebmen. 9puz
rem fa1lb man fetne DDr. Wtan nt1nmt
an, oab .ii6 Bret an benz Ginbru6 be-
tetligte1l be1n auf benz 96anfti}6
,ltanben Bret leere @ld1er. an Der
Iir 1nerfte man Ttngeripuren, Die tpobl
bon bem berriibrterl Ser bte aabllng beS
5prenssitoffe8 beiorgte. Sn Gobben
ie1bft fab man pdbre1b beS Gags fetne
Derbd6tig ansiebenbe 5ubiefte, aber,
in 5leepD Gne iolen bret geipeien iein,
.unb man 1t1nn1t on bab Die ben Gtn=
brudsbtebitabl ansfabrten. @iner bon
.bieie1 beiitt etnen Bolt5ei Neforo uno
mar f6on IN Smaba, g}eb,, oorbe=
{traft.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-17
Mdtune, statapnler.,

9ln bem 9fattur1iier, ba8 an1 Montaes
Mbeno IN ser 9urnballe itattfa1lb, battes
fi6 etne unsetpDbnli6 grobe 3abf
5pieler ei11gefunoen, 10 baf an 8.
1ii6en geiptelt tDur0e. S. u. Dds
gemann ben eriten Drei8 NIT Is NettDz
}piele1l, Sobn 8ader ben 51peiten nut
497 Nettopl11lften uno @eorg 2Rfs
ben brittell NIT et1tent 5erssfiodo gesen
5 Waatabore. NlR gaieber beS RlubS
uerbe1 erfmt, bei ser 8eriammlung
am ndMten Dloata9 Nbeno arltDeieaOs
au ietn, ba gs1esaten fir ben 9lationaI
fonpent geipdblt tueroen iollen, Der
ith a1l Is, uno 16. Stunt IN Wfilpa'ifee
f1PrTnmmelt. j
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-17
u. q, DDrn fit 8eprdisntant

Sir Sic ttelhsn, bte bea1 Sang ber
Yolitif ni0t iebr aa,finssfffam folgen,
fam es als alne sfpB lleberrai6nng,
aIs befdnnt iplirssss, Anton g. Dorn
beiDerba li0 nfA bas Nmt eines Hes
.;aa1entdntsn SDn groip11 Gouatn. Sc
fiiabigte Raae Ranbtoatur am Neitfiuo6
ben 8. Daai on. 5eir1 Gintritt ii BE
polifif1e Nrena perIprint Ben &oHapf
;3il eirfean lebenbigell 81 seitalten 81 81
I'm gaf3en Goullfp gut befa1nt sfifb ID
WaNfaden beapanoert Ut.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-17
Dienitban1ter geapelbt

yn ser bieiieer1 5odidulf 1puroe-
ueitern gormittag lrtrr entlped denDena
Seierlidfeiten Elm 8amen MT ~
5ternen a1lfaebdngt. Bfs ieht itro'e.
40 @lieoer, Sic eut1peoer i6on ala Orb
buierte BON ser SduR abgeggaI1ge1rs'
.paren ober biireft allSs BEN Nebrz
iaal iid oen1 2a1be sl1r gerfiigung
itellten. paipr gn. 6. 6phn bieit
Sic ln{prahe BEL ber sGyeiifr.-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-17
&oDlenfn,ttrafte fiirs.
Sabr pergebe1t
6ieiige Gambler erbalten &pntrafte
fiir GDblenltefernng. SelfDntrafte
abgeGroert ipegen Der &riegs5eit.
@ntiudilerungsgraben perlangt.

Weol1tae 9lbenb fa1lb ei1e 5onoerz
fikl1us beS 9tabtrat8 itatt, BEL Ser Ser
Go11traft fir 1000 1onnea Bilmington
9pble ON Ste Ttr1na 8inobam Bros.
pereeben murbe. Der BreiS betrdst
$3.50 {. D. b. BET ben ,@rube11. Die
9oblen ntiiilen t11nerbolb 90 Iagen
bier abeeliefert iperben. Gt11e 8eitimz
nuns bes &ontrafteS iautet babir,
bab Der 8reiS ie na6 SEN 8eittn1munz
@Ssn beS &oblenpertpalters fir Die Ser
et11tgten gtaate11 fal[en ober ltetge1l
iperbe. gnSere 6trlnen, bie Nnsebote
etrseret6t batten, tparen bte NepeS @oal
So. unb sic Neltance @oal SO.
8prid)lag Der syeueripebr
Sin eer1eini6aftltl6eS &omitee Der.
Seueripebr uno oeS 9taotratS batte
Sen 8ori6lag rnterbreitet, 0aB Der
fletne Sade11z unb 2ettermasen unb etn
@6lou6masen in @raffs 2etbtan lln=
tersebra6t lperben, um TN Gale -etneS
6ellers i6nelleren Dtenit gu er3ielen.
2aut &ontraft lit Or. @raff gebalten
NIT ieir1en Yferbe bei1n NuSbru6 etne8
sSeuers 8orlpa1rnbtenlte 3u tnn. Ser
9orl6lag fanb Nnflang uno purbe beSz
balb angenontnlen.
GntpGi1erung5graben
Betprbrer pom 81 itenbe Ser 9tabt'
naren in ser 9ibuns eri6ienen unb leg=..
ten Sic sBttte Dor, Oab an Der To-. lno
12. 9trobe 5tpti6en ben @eletien Der
6. II. 9f. gS. Gn. nnb Der M. II. ct. 8.
0ep. Elm G1ltmdilerunesgraben ge5oger
Nperbe, I'M bte bort itebenoen Yfiben
@ab5uleiten. Die 8itte purbe gelpdbrt.
Selfpntraft gednoert
0ertreter Der Stnclatr Nefintng Go.5
lporen erlbienen, nm -ei11e Ne1berung
in Der 1orn1ulierlns bes &ontrafteS|
au beantragen. 9ieie 6irma bat baS.
sSel fir bte @traben gu liefern. Die
E@tabt bate etne Belttmn1llns in benz
Rontraft, benlsufolge bte Geiellidaft1
perpflidtet NOR, l1t6t neniger alS 8 600
unb nibt nebr als 100000 G5allonei1
Sel 3u ltefern. Die gertreter ber
@eieIldaft madten es flor, bab ibre
sstr1na ntdt TN ita1rbe fet cine ffolde1
8eltinunllae l1nter segertudrtieen Ser
bdltntllen lteben gu laifen. Gine Nnoez
rrng >purbe I'M Gontrafte gema6t,
>pono6 bie 6trrna oerpfltdtet ptro,
$4,000 0allonen Sel gu ltefern; es
fD1nen aber BON bieier 3abl nod ge=
ee1ieitigenl lleberetnfommen 10 Yro=
5ent 1nebr ODER mentger ietn. 0te
5tobt bat al16 baS 6ed)t, BEN &ontraft
: oans uno gar fiir null uno nt6ttg 3u
1s1rfldre11, ipenn es it6 BET Der erlten
@enbrns berausitellt oab baS Sel nt6t
gut lit.
Wfebr 9iAt
s. $. Reblaff unb $. 8. 8ee6er
lparen als 8ertreter Der linton 9oipttal
gl1lociation eri6tenen, INN oafiir etn5u=
fon11nen, bab an Der &reu5uns bon
8roabmap ll11b Ser Z. Glib @trabe etn
8oeenli6t ansebra6t perbe. Dte Btt=
te murbe gepdbrt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-17
,uf ieilrn lleberidlae Mo. 3 $1I57 80.

auf ieuen lleberidlae SEQ. 8 $1157 30
.bespiligt
Gtiide Gigentlmer legten Die sbttte
5por, baB Sic Moilerr0bren an ber 5orez
9tap 5trube ttiiefer selegt ngroen ioll@E
ten, nm Id sinter bas Ginfriereu 5lls
perhiuberl.. An bas 5sllatdnoiaf 70
ntiitee permieial.
gsr Maoton lpeli6 ,leallid BON osr 3
|@faot al Ste MaD lllm 9ioller Aftn
perfauft ipurDe ipirb surilda nonluasn
|unb bein Nrll.ilen binter Dem Dsllz
nal Barf beninst ,perbe1l,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-17
Gerfauf Der &riegsz
ipdr1ltarfe1t,
8rDtpn Gp. t11uk iiber balbe Wfillipn
9Dllars rebmen. gddt genng gead)=
frage big lett. Siege geilnahme
1Dttpe11btg. 8ier Hrp5ent 3mien+
(Ginsefanot BON $, Sc. 9lfen)

True translations filed with the post
master at New Uln on May az, 191S,s
as required by the act Of October 6, 1917
Sober 8itrger bieie8 gol11tn aDiros
.eine patrtotif6e BHiht gu erIilllnu ha=
ben l111b 3tpar IN Ser Weife, bdB sr {idp
terpfIi6tet, in Der 5parHmfrmuos
bonn 6. bis gum l3. Stunt alf 70 biele
BON bielen Gegiernngs snnarfen 5u 3eib=
men, al8 er mn fa1n1. Dteie f5uHen
i'm 2aufe beS Sabre8 anf elmer lu5dert-
li6en ober n1onatli6en 8aftB gefauft
perben. Dies lit Die GrfMrung, bic
20. sc. Slien, goriiter beB 8rolpn
SO. &omitee8 fiir &riee8ipmn1arfen,.
abgegeben bat.
GDuntD an eriter Ste1e Das 3ief
u9tele8 @ountp ntnB unter BEN erfen
gu finben iei1t, I'M ieirle1, anteil on
@rtegsiparmarfen gu ii6ern1, erfldrte
9err Slien. 8iele Be1fonen babeu bic
|@parnarfenz& &ag1re alS etn &in=.
beripiel betra6tet, trokbern serabe ba8
@egenteil ser 6an 1T. DieS tit cine
@elbanlase, oie fiir ieber1 Nhlnt ie0e
6ral1 llnb jebes Gi1lb In bieleIn Goln1fp,
bettn1n1t lit, u1lb bt11ter Der Die urbez=
grenBten 8erm0gen8beI Itdnoe Der Ste
gieru1g ais 5i6erbett itebe11.
G1neI einlDsbar
Man nub bebenfe11, bab baS Nnfa11=-
fen bon &rtessiparmarfen nidt eiu.
I@ei6enf lit. Dte Marfen i1ib ei1u
|@utbaben Der 8eretntgten 5taaten,
5ablbar gegen 8erlanoe1, ba8 4 BTo5e1tt
3inien NIT piertelidbrlider Berebz
nung brinet. gDie Wlarfen iperben nie
lnter ben1 pollen Wert berfanft. 5rokz
ben1 eS 1li6t tpiini6enSmert 1T, ia fogar
entmutigt tptrb, 70 tit bod feitsuitener1,
bab bte @parmarfen gegen 10ztdgige.
&lnotoung I'M bieiigen Boitan1t eirlz-
gel0ft iperben nnb stpar NIT s3inlen.
ENem anoeren Morten fie f1nnen in
bieielbe &lafie etn9ereibt merben, tpie
sinStrasenbes BapierseD ,1lno itno seraoe
Efo ft6er.
$3.50, ,666. .66 fit 8rppn Gp,
Mirnneiota 1nnb alS ietr1en NntetI
S47 ,O0O,W iibernebmen, ettpa 5tpet
Drittel }ei1er auote bel Ser britte1r
Breibettsanleibe. DteS 3ei9t 5ur Sc
11ige, tpte grob Bic lNrbeit 1T, ote unS;
beporitebt, I'M ben Sell unter5ubringen,
Ser l1nS bon benz S6aba1nt 5ugemtefem
tporben iit, Inn gelomittel filr ben
-Rrteg i6affen gu belfen. Seoe BerIon
in inherent 2anbe fann on lln1t6tigen
gluSgabe1 10 piel iparen, Inn feinen NrIzs
tell an &rteesiparnarfen 81 faufen unb
bie8 bod ni6t alS eine grobe 2ait 5r.
empfirben. gud iptrb tie ftb oabef
sic beltm0gltde @t6erbett faalFen 1u1b:'
10 8l ibrenl @infom1nen etipas bin3us
.floe1l. @enu man ba8 oben angee
gebene 8erbd1trltS IN 8etrnbt 5iebt,.
10 gebt berpor, bab 1lan bon 8rplD1ls
So. eirle Gntgegennabme bon 1865, =
666,66 an @parmarfen por Gnbe bed
Sabre8 ertpartet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-17
Gbas, stpn eeitprbe,.

@erabe Dor @dluB ber 6ornnen gt11e
jurls oie traurige a9nrbe ssu, bab einer
1lnierert geadteten Dfttbars Dftt Serr
@arl gton, am 9onnerstag gfadz
n1ittag Inn l:45 na6 elmer &ranfbeit
BON etlpa 4 8o6en aus ben1 2eben ge=
fdieben 1T. Die 8eerbtgung ftnbet
am 5a1nStag Ma6n1tttag I'M 2 l1br
pon1 6auS an 91oro @erman 9trabe
aus 1tatt.
Gin pollitdr1btger 8eri6t iiber oaS
2ebe1 beS @ntidlafenen miro tn Der
nd91ten Munmer >erf6etnen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-17
5eute Nber,b ptsb I'll beii g,dun1en

5eute Nberb tptss ii bed Mdun,en
bes Commercial GiAb sine eemeirl<
gsaaite SCI Dlieber IN 8roipr1
gountp aasfafffttnben, SIC ii6 an Dem Ser.
fonf Won RrRgYparmarfen aftip be-
teils8sn. Die Boriiher fiir iebes gnlnnz
bb perben uu6 anpeienb fin. Sin
Bertreter bes 8erei1,s fiir 5parn1orz
Ten miro pon1 s5taot bierbergeianbf,
i'm alle iuidtigerl gnnfte 81 beleunte1l,
Bic iid anf ben 9erfalf Der Marfen
be5ielen, Der Gelbsus fir ben 8ers
falif lntrb am s, SUM- erDfiinet peroen.,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-17
@eoaht1,isfeier ia 3tbeelp

@et St, sNteeela lpiro am 5on1ltag,
ben 20. W1at etne @ebd6tniSfeter perz
anftaltet lperber. Nls Steiner ipurben
@ouberrelr Burnquiit unb Nuoitor
Breus sefi6ert. Nn Sic 8hrgeridaft
Stem nlmS tit ebenfalS eine Ginlaoune
ereansen, ii6 an Der Geier re6t sabE
reid gu beteilt9en,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-17
81. 6. Mebb, Golr1ltp NQent,

u. 8. Nsebb, @ollnf9 Ngeff,
}par 9e1tern (Oon11er8tag) IN Der 9tabt
1lnb iu6te mod 8arberrp, benz berii9ttgz
ten @eltrdl1d, tpel6eS fiir Ben l6mar5en
Goit bera11ttportli6 gebalten lpiro. gez
fanntli6 bot bie Negterung 8eiti1n=
11unsefl getroffen bieie s3ierpflan5e aus
rotten. Wpeer 8arberrn antraf, 1na6te
er Sic Gisentil1ner auf Die 8eitimn1ur-
gen beS @eiebeS aufmerfimn. @ollten
irgenbpel6e IN 3tpeifel iein, ob ibre
8h@6e sic perp0nten 8arberrp iinb,
10 lollen lie ii6 beim Gonntp agenten
1nel6en, tpelder germ NuSflnft ertetlen
tptro.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-17

sra, ypbn g,areis, gefr,, aino Gran le1
grbsn gpslbrirlf hatm. l|, N,
ybenfaa islt cine lniprdtbs 'lllib ssas SAG
areisa saalnsrdaaFfsitt bsiteDsro alis
g5toI, u. goael s5ran g, N, 8
SineDdItl lih g sonfn
aia araia liiii,eHdafele gisoer bor.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-17
ssrbanb 6es fpten areu5es ii GiIia''

9lm Issastae Nbeno ip1lrbe ii sajseds,
.lenbllrgs Salle IN Gili9 eill 0e. damn
lung gebalten uno cine S3ne; ;16perbnnh
bes GOten &reu5es organ; Alert, gte:
gedHntel1 iinb: 6. O. & JeisIer. Sprs
~ Gran n. @es ds gi,eossl.t
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-17
sSrpip1l County lt1t0 0ie. '
3. Mnleibe.
Mls greibba1s beg Mufrubrs erit
nenli6 be5ei6net, 5dlnkberidt
5eigt bas @egenteil. 8eteiligl1ng
an Ser syreibeitsanleibe better in1
County als prD5entual i'm @ebiet
Der Ser, Staaten.

True translations filed with the post
master at New Ulm on May II, 1913
as required by the act Of October s, 1917.
Son Nt6ter Sobn S. Dee@ee, etnem
@ltebe Ser 5i6erbett8fommtii tp1lr<
Sc Dor et1ltger s3ett IN @albington Die
Nngabe gen1a6t, 8roiDn SO. let etr1
IretbbauS beS NufrubrS. Oteie Mn8z
iage pur0e bon BEN s3eitun9en begierig
aufge9riffen un0 na6 alien 0i6tnngel
btn perbreitet. Sc min unS aber bod
i6einer, alS ob bl1r6 bte Nnletbe be-
tpieien iporben fei, bab gerabe ba8 Sc
genteil fir u11ier @ountp 3utrtfft.
8ollitd1otge 96lubbert6te BON
Brotpn Gonntp8 3et6nungen fiir ote
brittle Treibett8anletbe itnb bon Gonntp
8oriiber $. 8. Bee6er 3usdneli6 gez
111a6t iporben uno Der 8ert6t benefit
1lur ipteoer, tpaS l6on ldngit befan1lt
tnar.
8rptpn Gp. bat ieinen 9ntetl als
Gauges iiber5ethnet uno 10 bat ieoe
Stabt, ieoe 9Drfi6aft unb ieoe Sc
marfung.
Qlrt ber &ertetlnng
9ie 1eu1ten 3nlan1menitellungen get
gen, bab Sic @ela1ntfumme, bte gez
8et6net tpnrbe, it6 auf 81, ,l29, ,050.00
belduft. Der 9etl, Der 8ronn So.
3ugetpielen mar, betrug $850,000,00.
2aut 56dtuns betrdgt Die 8ep0lferlng
I'M @ou11tp 2O,400 Ginlpobner. Dte
.3abl Der 53ei6ner lit 5,102 iobab eine
8erteilung BON 25 Bro5ent 5l .per<.
meloen 1T. DaS betbt, bab bon ie
bier Berionen ei1te. et11er 8ono gefauft
bat. @ine8 Ser s3tele, oas q. Sc.
NogerS, Boriiher be8 <Grefutipz Cont
tees fir ben 9, Bunbe8z zNeierpezDiitrift
.anitrebte, mar bieS etne 8erteilllng, bic
10 nett als. n16gli6 fi6 iiber bte Bez.
p0lferlng eritredte, gu iidern. Dtefer
Dtitrifts bate na6 Der Gi6t1lng BET
Der 5fDetten 9lnletbe alle anbere1l iiber=
trofferl, l1nb iptpeiit 1ta1, ieht ieben fann,
miro 6teS aud bet britten slnleibes Der
SAT- iein, Iatfade 1T, bab 8ronn
@ountpS @lansleiftung IN Ser 8erz
tetlung belleg 1T, al8 IN Der nationalen
8ertetlung. SIM gan5en 2anoe bot
nur et11e aus 6 Berlone11 etne1t BDnb
gefauft.
sSrauen als 3ei9nerinnen
Gin merfensmerter umftanb be-.
itebt barirl, bab i11 8rotDn So. 600
.Jraue1l gu ser Nnletbe 9e8ei6net baben.
Die ga1l5e 5ur1n1e, Sic lie 5etdneten,
1T $88, 400. DaS lit ebenfall8 eire
@lan3letltung, ber1n mon bart tpobl
NIT Ne6t a11ebnen, 0ab nnter oteier
s3abl 1i6 1nan6e Witpe befinbet ober
anbere sSraue11, Sic fir tbren eigenen
2ebensunterbalt iorgen mliien. nnb
sic feinen neberflub an ben @iitern
bteler Melt babeu, 1r1b fir oie oarl1m
ser Nnfauf bon 8on08 eth Spfer be-
Dentet bat.
8eantte erfreut
Bropn 5@ountpS 2eiltung dpirb alS
al18qe3ei6net angeieben unb 9err Nrtbur
Sc, No9ers u1b 9beooor 8olb, @on=
perneur Ser BunbeSreieroezBa11f, baben
fi6 lebr 5nfriebenitelleno sedubert.
93eiultat
Srt 3abl ser Betrae
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-06
BRITISH NAME 15O
 U.DOAIS DESTROYED
THE COMMANDERS OF ALL or ALL OF THEM ARE EITHER
 DEAD OR PRISONERS

London, Sept. 6.-Although the Brit
 sh government does not intend to adopt the practice of giving proof q, official utteranoes made by it's minis ters ithas been thought desGabe to print in tOmorrow's newspapers names of the commanding officers of l50 .German submarines which have been disposed of in order to substantiace the statement of Premier Lloyd George in the house that at least l50 of these ocean pests have been de- stroyed
 The statement to be published to- morrow does not include the names Jt officers commanding Austrian sub marines put out of action A majority of the 150 officers mentioned are dead. Some of them are prisoners of w., and few are interned in neutral countries. where they took refuge.
 Among the officers named are:
 Kapitan Lieut. Schweieer. who while in command of the U-20 torpe- doed the Lusitania in May 1915 The U-20 was lost on the Danish coast in |1916, but Schweiger survived and was in command of the U-S0 which Was lost with all hands in Septembe 1917
 Kapitan Lieut.. Paul Wagenfukr. who sank the steamer Belgian Prince. Ju- ly 2l l9l7, and drowned forty of the crew whom he ordered to line up on the submarin's deck when the U-hoat was about to submerge His subma- rine, the U-4 was sunk with all hands aoard a fortnightlater
 Kapitan Iieut. Rudolph Schneder. who torpedoed the steamer Arabic in August. 1915.
 The statement says 1t is significant that theauthors of particularly afro cious crimes have expiated them speedily after their commission 1t says the names of such men are care fully noted by the British admiralty and that special endeavors are made 10 bring their active careers swiftly 10
 an end. Several commanders. 1t Is added have escaped retribution by finding refuge in shore appointme ents Prominent among those named as saving escaped retribution but whom tn British navy has on it's list tre ac- cording to the statement Korvettea kapitan. Max Falentiener, who was responsible for many sinkinga of veg sct, among them the Norweg,a4iI steamer Magdaa, the Spanish steamer Pena Castillo. the Italian steamer Ancona and the British steamer Per sia kapitan Lieut. Wilhelm Werner. .l for the sinking of hospital ships andI korvetten Kaptan Freiherr vonl Forstner who when in commanI ofI the U-2S sank The British steamerI Fallba and Aguilla.
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Personals

Ramble s. l. A. will meet today at 3:30 in school building A large at tendance is desired.
 X MT. Joe Schwartz of Purcelle, Ok lahoma. arrived yesterday afternoon to spend several weeks with Mrs. MT Moscowitz on Grand avenue. Tom K Martin left for Chicago yes terday on business visit. MIr. and Mrs Robert Neil leave to- day for Chicago and other lake cities
 x X x Captain and Mrs. (. N. Rix have returned from a visit to lake resorts.
 # k AIr. and Mrs. w. E. Chester are ex- pected home from Michigan in a few days
 Cecil Parker and Pratt aIIllman Jeff yesterday for Norfolk to enter the merhcant marine sreyice.
 
 Edwin Cockburn has gone to Helena for visit after which he enters the Gnlfport Military academy
 X X x Mir Robert Young, Of College HI,l Miss. spent yesterday with his cousin Mrs. c. P Hickok and Rev. C. r, ilickok
 x < X Rey C. F. Hlckok and family re turned yesterday from College H.u where they have been visiting Mrs Hickok's aunt. Miss Pattie Frierson
 x 5; x Rev. J. R. Dickerson has just closet a very successful revival at Bethle. hem, in which there were seventeer additions to the church.
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MORE OFFICERS ARE
 ADDED TO OUR LIST
AT LEAST SIX MORE WHO HAD NOT BEEN PLACED ON COM
 MIssloNEO MEN LIST.

Yesterday siY more commissioned from Hot Springs were added to the roster Of credit men for Hot Springs when Ray Smith of the local Elks ledge. checked mp his roster. The added men are Grayson Tarkngton, William Barry Jack Villas. IA K Stevens. Charles F. Kyle, and Jake ORyan The men are all citizens and members of the Hot Springs lodge of l1lks The roster of Hot Springs commissioned men is well past fifty now. and if you happen to know of others, send in their names or phone them in to be added to the list that our claim may be substantial as possible when it is challenged
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schools or transferred from Depot Brigades as the need may require.
 Students will ordinarily moi be per- mitted to remain on duty in the col lege units after the majority of their fellow citizens or ike age have been called to military service at camp. E'x- ception to this rule will be made, as the needs of theseryice require it. in the case of technical and scientific students, who will be assigned for longer periods for intensive study in specialized fields
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THIS AGED WOMAN

Was Made Strong by a Simple Rem
 edy.
 The following letter from Mrs Wells adds another link 10 the great chain of evidence which proves that there is nothing equal to Vinol to create strength for feeble, weak, rundown, nervous conditions
 Malone, N VI am S4 years of age and got into q feeble, weak and nervous condition so l could not sleep, Vinol has not only built mp my strength, but it has given me n good appetite and sleep all right now Mrs. g. R Wells
 We strongly recommend 1t.
 R. C. Morris Drug company and druggists everywhere. -(Ady)
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HOTEL COMO ARRIVALS.

w. NJ. Mmton. Harrisburg. E. F Mcdonald. New York B. C. Bultmon City; C. D. Arnold, Minold Springs; T. F. Fogol, Quincy. IT,; w. R. Bur gess, Kansas City; $. N Fain and son, Glenwood; Walter McLane an1 wife, Memphis; F. C. Gibson, Atlanta; J. 'M McCommick, Memphis; w. s Warren, Ind. w. J. Woods, Oklahoma City; NJ. S Henman. Little Rock; C w Brown. N. C.. ], w. Roberts Mena; F. c, Chestnut, Mo; Thos Hit, Ky.
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WAssE RMANN BLOOD TEST. $500
 All chemical and analytical work at a reasonable price. Wassermann laboratory, 716A Central Avenue Dr. Walter McLain, director.
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BO-KO

Guaranteed to kill more trees quicker and cheaper than old way. Bo-ko Co., Jamestown, Miss. 6-30-2w
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St Johns School will open Monday morning, September 9, at 9 o'clock All parents are requested to see that the pupils are on time.
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Dr. J. r. Merritt Is now located in he Sumpter-Llttle Bldg. Calls ans rered day or night Phones-offie. Al: residence, 426.
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SERVICES AT THE TEMPLE.

New Years services celebrated at the Temple tonight at So'clock and tomorrow morning at 10 at the Temple corner Quapaw and Market
 Special music has been prepared for the occasion Rabbi Rhine will or. ficiate and preach at both services.
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ELECTRIC FANS FOR RENT OR SALE AT RUSH BROS PHONE 936.
 7-2G-tf.
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Y. W. c. A. FRENCH CLASS.

Fall term for adults will open Sep. 10th.
 Fali term for girls will open Sept. 1th.
 For further information and enroll ment, phone 1J6.
 Madame Blanche LeCroiX o. 2wk. Teacher
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pr. Argus D. Shaw has returned and can be found at his office in the Thompson building 9-G-tm
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pr. Gillespie, Dentist, Citizens Ma tionai Bank Bldg. 8-7- If
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ELECTRIC FANS FOR RENT OR SALE AT RUSH BROS. PHONE s36.
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Keep your eggs now and put them up in Egg Preserver One pint will keep thir.y dozen eggs 30c per pint 50c per quart Schneck Drug CO Phone No. 1 9-J-ti
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Wasserman Blood Test. Laboratory of the Hot Springs Sanitarlum, 6l9 Central eyenue.
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Report of the Condition of the
Arkansas National Bank

At Hot Springs. in the State of Arkansas at the close of business on August 3l. 1918
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