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The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

Cortez. Colorado, December 26, 1918,
The following resolution was adopted
by the Board of County Commissioners
acting as County Board of Health:
1t is hereby ordered, in the matter
of the control of the disease known as
the Spanish Influenza, that. until the
further order of the Board, all indoor
meetings and gatherings in this county,
outside of the corporate limits of incor'
porated towns, including more especi,
ally dances and other public entertain
ments of every nature be prohibited,
except church and Sunday school meet
ings, and except for the holdings of the
regular public schools where the direc-
tors of any school district shall direct the
holding thereof, and shall specifically
require the teachers in charge to exer'
else the utmost care in prohibiting the
attendance of any child from a house
hold where the said disease exists, or
who may show any symptoms of the
disease, provided, that until the further
order of this Board. there shall be nc
prohibition of any public open-air
gatherings.
By order of Board of County Commits
sioners, out
SAMUEL M. BURKE, Clerk.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

H. W. Ince and Mrs. Eva Smith
were married at Telluride last week.
The newlyweds after spendings a few
days. with friends at Lebanon left yes
terday for Great Falls, Montana, where
thew will make their home.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27
Looking Ahead.

.,,,ors hove begun To return n
- tonss Some will come weak.
'nei, "h.annal or a;aaase bnt mos,
eaeu n;l, come with vision Of do.
Oh u' - tbot thew would NOT have
ing u" n.ohoh,v eisewhere There
ie'e,'.s oot doo, ~ agitation ahou,
hA' ~. hauas and onportun;t;es fo,
p'o'' e. Kapsa. 1. talking of
'"e' r,,.- from deem wells in the
pu'np .n nart Of the state and furnish.
..haop mo-, at a low rate of interest
"e ,,oso nnpsad lands NAV become
- for tbose of our bovs who are
NH. ':,,;ua 10 tackle the lob But these
20, tho only ones who will; max
a. a for ,bemselves II the opportun.
~, .sar. The officials of the United
g.. noyarnnent are aoitatino the
.sr;sobilitv of furnishing financial aid
~, oomnls,ino or develonino irrigation
..a;ao,. The officials Of Colorado are
,,;u, ,hot ,hese pro;.cts in Colorado
w. hrorob, to the highest state Of
sm.;ancv
Tho Montezuma valley needs the aid
:. ii, nossible sources of assistance IN
~. ,h;s irrigation nroiect ont of the
h,d condition into which II has fallen
s,ate official will endeayor to get all
ro.sihle assistance for ma But there
i much for us to do. One of the things
we can do and ought To do ia To write
mr. senator and representatives in the
coming Legislature IN nae ali their
,blitv and influence to get solution
~ onr IRRIGATION nroblem These men
ronresent Won and me and how can
tbsv do what Won and 7 want done If
ve do not tell them what we want?
We are a mart of a great state and
when we have an undeveloped AIRED we
cannot nroduce as much as we sbould
There will he no danger of over pro.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

To my friends who so kindly remem-
bered me with generous donation al
the hands of Marshall Wheatland be.
fore leaving for Illinois, l take this
means of expressing my heartfelt
thanks to you and l hope l may be able
to render some public service to the
community that will more fully demon
strate my appreciation Of this generous
gift.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

On Monday evening Luther Plumlee
met with a severe accident when load
Of bay on which he was riding turned
over lust as he was entering the gate
at his home on Sixth street. He re-
ceiyed q badly bruised face. having
several teeth knocked loose and q deep
cut on the chin. His back and left
shoulder were hurt.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27
CORRESPONDENTS, coRNEp

Last week we stated that an ;ta,o &c
news should answer the who what
when, where, why, how and mus, be
the truth But an item can do al, of
this and then not be news item Mt
least not legitimate news item. SIM.
pose Tommy Jones was waiting Miss
Matiida Smith. it would not be good
form Tor a correspondent to mention
the TACT every time Tommy called at
the Smith home. in fact it wouldn't he
good form to mention it at all, although
Tommy might be glad to have the nub.
tic Know that girl like Miss Matilda
was accepting his attention and Miss
Matilda might be proud of the fact
that such fine gentleman as Tommy
was calling on her, but it is altogether
probable that there are others con-
nected with the families of these Young
people who would not appreciate this
Kind OF news item. Now if Miss Smith
was farmerette and Mr.. Jones called
to look at couple calves or purchase
pair of thoroughbred Duroc Jersey
pigs. this fact would be an excellent
news items. Again if Mrs. Slow
should use the rolling pin on Mr.. Slow
1t is simply matter to be discussed
over the back yard fence and not pub.
lished in newspaper.
Do not send in an item that is at all
malicious. AS rule turn down all
Jokes" and never send in a Joke
without full explanation to the editor.
The very best way is to put yourself
in the place of the party or parties you
are writing about and see if what YOU
have written would please or hurt.
OF course truthful facts regarding
crimes committed are always legiti-
mate news items but great care should
be exercised that the facts stated are
the exact truth.
Most honest people like to see their
names in print. AS rule no one is
displeased about an item concerning
themselves, provided proper good taste
is used. Therefore, get as many items
about people as possible. The fact is
we miss too many people. We print
too few names, and print those few too
often. We have certain friends and
old standbys, and fail to find out what
others are doing.
Give yorself good shaken up once
in while. Instead of going to the
same old reliables, go to an entirely
new set of people and see what brand
new lot of bright, fresh items you will
get. Remember that you represent
your whole neighborhood and every
body that lives in it.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

For sale-Forty acres of improved
land all in alfalfa. Improvement is con-
slst OF house, barn and straw shed.
9ood location. Also 800 acres of dry
land three miles distance from the
improve forty. Will sell all or part.
inquire of Clark Surguine, Lewis, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

Rev. C. L. Flanders reports that he
is in receipt of letter from Carroll
Teeter of Camp Travis, Texas. Carl
had Just returned from twenty days
furlough which he spent at the home OF
his wife in Kansas where he went to
visit son and heir.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

Warren Wheatland returned Sunday
from Camp Macarthur, Texas. Warren
says that the boys were disappointed
when they learned that an armatice
had been signed, and that they were
all ready to come home just as soon as
they knew that the chance of going to
Rerlin had vanished.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

Christmas day passed very quiet in
Dolores. The flu ban prevented any
public gatherings and few friends at
the home for dinner was the extent of
the excitement.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27


succeed. However, it was white
Christmas and the zero weather should
stiffen up the flu bug so that he wouldn' t
be quite so active.
Bills are again out for the sale at the
Wade Bryan ranch near Lebanon.
This sale was first advertised for early
in November but on account of the flu
ban had to be postponed. 1t
will be held Thursday, January 2.
at the ranch one mile east of Lebanon.
See ad on last page of this paper.
Lewis
Miss Lucy Walker has returned to
Lewis to spend the holiday with her
father. She has been in training for a
Red Cross nurse at Pueblo since Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. Porter, president Of the local
Red Cross unit, is making drive for
membership. The roster is being made
up at the store where any one may
leave his name and dollar.
Miss Wilella Rutherford. who is in
the Cortez hospital, is better and will
soon be able to return home.
Mrs Lola Koehn is sitting up and
reported much better. Mrs. Duncan
has returned home.
Ed Winbourne has taken the flu,
Homer Hughes has gone to Seibert,
Colorado, on a business trip.
Mrs. H. H. Smith, who went to
Montrose with her daughter, Lola, has
returned after several weeks absence.
She left Lola there to continue medical
treatment.
Shooting ARRAY = Last Thursday
afternoon a muffled shot rang out at
the rear of the postoffice that caused
the throng of mail seekers to hurry to
the scene. Old mother earth had been
shot internally in excavating for a
cistern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Griffith had a
family dinner and Christmas tree on
Tuesday eveoing.
W. r. Lewis and family including
Mr.. and Mrs. Griff Rutherford and Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Rutherford and children
ate turkey Christmas eve at the pater-
nal home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Smith entertained
at six o'clock dinner on Christmas eve:
Mr.. and Mrs. Smoulton, MIR. and Mrs.
Kuenzler. and Mr.. and Mrs. Krim-
minger. The house, beautifully decora-
ted with holiday colors lent to the
occasion much good cheer.
An enthusiastic meeting of business
men was held at the school house to
discuss the question of a flour mill.
Speakers were not wanting as all
wanted to talk and couldn't hold in.
Subscriptions for stock in the concern
were opened and went over the top at
once as opinion was like jug handle.
all on one side. The officers will be
elected later. (Mr. Editor; l dreamt
this. Reporter)
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

CYRUS Cox of Ackmen, was business
caller at The Star office Friday. He
saws that his hogs are all ready for the
sale that will be held at Cortez, Satur-
day, January 4. See ad on last page
of this paper. Improve you swine
herd by attending this sale and buying
a few thoroughbreds.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

A letter written on the train and
mailed at Julesburgh, Colorado, by
Rev. C. L. Flanders, has been received
at this office. He received telegram
en- route that his daughter was better.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

R. B, Durham returned Saturday
from Denver where he went with a
shipment of cattle. He reports a
good market. One 3-year-old steer
brought $173.6O.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

The Harris Bros. store is short
handed since Christmas. Miss Ina
Wills was called to her home at Mancos
yesterday on account of the serious
illness of a brother. and Miss Madge
Bergh is i'll and confined to her home.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

Saturday, Monday and Tuesday were
busy days for the local merchants.
On account of the flu scare great
many country people left their Christ
mas shopping until the day before
Christmas,
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

WHY will man talk for local option
concerning the rum traffic in this day
and age? Why isn'the tru thful enough
to state that he is for the free and un-
restricted sale of intoxicating liquors?
If YOU are not on the water wagon do
no aspire to holding public Office for it
will not be long until the voters will
let you down.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that will
sell at public auction at the Rust
Lumber & Mercantile Company Garage
at Q o'clock p. m. Monday the 9Th day
of January 1919. One Studebaker
automobile, same having been appraised
and is being sold to make storage and
other charges.
HARRY ". PYLE.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

Thirty thousand soldier boys are
being dismissed from the training
camps each day and within the next
month the 800. 900 boys that are to be
discharged will have left the camps.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

Lieutenant L. w. Shut arrived home
from Camp Taylor, Kentucky, Wednes-
day, and is visiting with his mother,
Mrs. j.. H. Brumley.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

Christmas morning the thermometer
registered II degrees below zero and
yesterday IL degrees below zero.
Pretty crimpy for this section of
country.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27
", and Mrs. Ray Sommers moved
,.ou the Harter ranch at Valley View
~ Dolores Thursday.

The Bozman garage at Cortez burned
ri, morning about five o'clock. 1t is
,.norted that number Of cars and .
NV small buildings near BY were burned
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

j. M. Brumley and son, Barney, of
Cortez, ate Christmas dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Brumley of this place.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

j. j. F. Wooten of Ackmen, was 8
business caller at The Star office Sat
urday.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

George Wheatland and family of
Rico spent Christmas with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Wheatland in this place.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

Dolores ladies' experienced a great
deal OF trouble getting eggs for their
Christmas cakes.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

M. F. Marshall returned Friday from
Colorado Springs and has leased c. w.
Hutchins' barber shop.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

Mrs. Angie Tucker left Saturday
for Grand Junction where she will
visited with her daughter, Mrs. Dove
Wood
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

Born Sunday morning, December %,
to MIR. and Mrs. Kent McEwen, a
daughter. Mother and child are doing
nicelv
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

W. W. Wallace and family were over
from Mancos to spend Christmas with
Grandma and Grandpa Ordway.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

JAKE Swenk and Miss Ida Knight
were married at Cortez Christmas dav.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

Wanted Washing. Inquire at the
j. A. Cook residence. East Dolores.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

The weather man tried hard to give
US deep Christmas snow, but the
weather was so cold that he did not
succeed. However, it was white
Christmas and the zero weather should
stiffen up the flu bug so that he wouldn't
be quite so active.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27
DoLofeEs, MoNTEzUMA COUNTY. COLORADO, DECEMBER 2

The ice harvest still continues and
Dolores ice houses are being filled with
a very good grade of ice.
The Dolores star., 1918-12-27

C. L. FLANDERS.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-03

bod iparel1, tpllroen Iie alle Der1porfen.
Die Nnselegerbeit ipirb BET elmer ipdz
teret @ituns tpieoer oufsenonmen
lperben.
Ser &ontraft fir Sipei Waiierfaz
-11dle an 2anbitrabe O1o. 8 tprrbe an
@eo. &edetien fir bie 5rnlr1e BON
$775 oergeben.
Die Nednune BON 0rlltlobudfdbrer
Sreb Gbrtlttanien I'M 8etrage bon
1863. so fit Nbitraftarbeit BET oer
Nbf6rift bon llrfu11ben Der @enarfung
MilfOrb ipuroe an ei11 Gonlitee 5llr
ipetteren Briifllng bertpteien.
Re6nungetl I'M getrage .Do1r S So i :
366,78 tplroen gepriift u1lo CUR s3abz
lung abgepieien.
Qm Montag nerlanl11lelte fi6 ba8
Ron1itee fir bic Nr1nenfar1l1 I'M Sc
ri6tsgebdnbe 1l1b er0ff1lete bie Nnge=
5bote fir 8anbpls, bas bei1n Meuball
Der 5dell11e fir Sic Nr1nenfar1n ee=
#braudt perben ipir6. Die 5i1nplls
Sllnber So, batte bas niebrigite Mn=
Eeebot 81 979 etngerei1t ll1lb erbielt
ben qonfraff 5useiprodel 4
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-03
sonntaesidul= =@eriammlune,

Ste idbrlide @erian1nrlnng beg SEEM
Him 0i{triftes Der @5e1sntaesllh llh1dnerz
et1tgung ftrbet rddlltens @5enntag, ..
5. W1ai, in Sa18fa fatf. Srt Ser
Beriant1nlung 1T Sic nortpegtl6=lntb
&tr6e.
@ikuneen tperbe1 on1 g1admittag
unb Nbe1lb abqebalten, bte I'M 3 nbr,
relp. 7:3O begtnne1l.
gon bter per0en ft6 folgenoe afttp
an ser s3nlan1nenflnft beteiltge11: Or,
s.. S. Netnefe, Trar S. $. &roof,
Dr. s. M. Weiller, Neb. s. S. Bbeeler,
NeD. Or. 6. g. 9obr.
Ste iehige1 Bean1tet Ser 8eretnt=
gung itnb: S. $. 5aen3e, 9rditoert;
1r. s. @. Mtner, 8t5eprdi.;; q. $.
5anbmar11, S6akmetiter unb S, 8.
Groof, Sefretdr.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-03
gerfanf Bpm Gparmarfe1.

( - & {
True translations filed with the post
master at New Ulm on May 8, 1918
as required BY the act Of October s, 1917
Ser 0erfauf Ser &rtegipar5ertifi
qebt ridt 10 gut poran, lpie eS 81
ipiinf0en ipdre. DaS 1T bic Nnii6t
Ser DeopleS War 9aDtng goetetn bon
Stem Tim. Diefer 8erein bat 1euli6
siipieoer eine 9iknng I'M @eri6ts 6tseebdlloe
oebabf l1o barna6 befannt 9egeben,
76ab Bromn So. btS gum !. San. 1919
$$4O7 900 bur6 bieie 3erttfifate allfz
5nbria9en babe. Bis gum lprtl
snarel1 aber mr. $I77 ,707 .03 ei1geganz
8qerl. garu1rl iDirb eS not1Denoi9 iein,
.Qarl5 beosute1lbe N1litretlgunge1 81 mo-
den, ueun oieie @5nn11ne bis 5dlnb beS
ssyabres eeseidnet iein ion,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-03
@iro geilbaber 1T Mpptbefe.

9ln Dieltstag gea6n1ittas tpuroe ein
gertrag abseldloiien, nora6 Wnh s,
N9ue{t1g ei1l @ei6dft8tetlbaber BON
.BaderS Mpotbefe miro. 8t8 iebt nar
@lmer 8ader Der etn5ige 8eiiber.
6err 8ader ertpartet, fab er bafo gum
O1ilttdr einse5oser1 tptrb nnb bat oarum
Sic 6dlfte letne8 N11tetlS an 9errt
Nhueling perfanft, Ser nenli6 etn eldr=
aenbes Gra1nen alS p6lltg auSgebil6eter
@potbefer beltan6en bat. Wdbrenb
5err11 8ader8 Nbmeienbeit lpirb er
baS @elddft allein fibren, mas tbnl
lpeiter fetne 56nierigfett MAIDEN nitro,
benn 6err W1ueii11g Derbtnoet 9nten
geiltigen @aben aud enninenten Tletb
un6 ein frel111blt6e8 MeierL iobah on
ieinem Grfole 1lidf eeslpeifelf 5u per=
ben bran6t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-03
stimn,redt fir sploaten,

9oloaten ii Sen Telblagerrl IN bteiem
2anoe fDnnen tire @ttmme BET Sen
Wablen obgebel1,. me1r1 lie Die 6ormn=
lare benllten, Sic ibnen Der 9taat CUR
gerfiielng felt, 9o16e Bormnlare
1peroen fret Derteilt; au6 bel Der Seem
lllm Soft iino tie umionif 5n babe1l.
@onntn Mubitpr 2outS s.. Booe1, alle
Banfen ser gtaot unb Der Gol1ntp
s ir>fior itno eberlfalls oa11it Deriorgt.
.@ltern 1nb Gertpan0te Der 9oloaten
fDnnen ibnell ne6 Torn1ular 5nlenoen,
g1a6oe1n eS ausgefnllt 1T, erbQlt Der
S5oloat SEN 5ttnm5eftel.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-03
Gr5bii sssrelanb idtuerfranf,

grSbiidof Srelanb lie9t III ct. Saul
iI1lperfranf barnieoer. Die eler5te has
ben feine @offnung, oab Il Don Ser
.aranfbeit ge11eiel1 ipirbb Dennod lou
ten Sic lekten Berihte ettpas giinitiger.
Ser gr5bifdof tnnroe gum 6 &arbinal
erna111lt. Die Babl erfolgte III petto;
ern 1lad benz Rriege lolIfe bie 5eier
jtattfinoen. Dte. 9lad puroe bnra
Bapit Benebift al Sod dip. Sraneis
s ssSaeger aus Mill1ei eiota ipeitergegebe1l,
sber s1lr s3eit III europa nell.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-03
Musl dltoeriu1telt 1ltltl>
le1l regiitriere1t


True translations filed with the post
master at New Ulm on May 8, 1918,
as required by the act Of October s, 1917 ).
Grdlibent @i1lon l11tter5ei6nete ote
'8orlage, mod Der bie 8eittn1nllngen
oes 5ptonage=Geiebe8 aud auf 6ralen
ausgebebnt lperbe1t u11b vfetnblt6e Nnsz
ldnoeri1nen li6 CUR Gegiitrierung gu
111elbe1l baber, ipie Die Mednller.
Dtes be3iebt fi6 sauf bentl1e ll11o
Dlterret6ii6=ungartide Braue11 II ben
Ser. 5taten, Ste bur6 etne Broflan1az
ton bes Yrdfioe11ten bonn 9pnnabeno
benlelben 8e19rdnfungen llntermorfe1
lpuroen tpte Sic n1dltnli6en fetnbli6en
9lnSldnoer. Dieie Bei6rdnfnngen tt11z
SEN MIR Mnmenoung anf lDeiblide Der
1onen iiber Il Sabre1L bic nt6t {elbit
ODER bur6 Grfldrllng tbrer n1dnnltden
Berpanbten alS Biirser natnraltltert
.1t11b. 9aber 1t1lb:
Deut16e ln1b Diterret6ti6zurgart16e
.tpetbli6e Yerlonen Der gerbaftllng 1lno
Snter11terllng unterlporfen, tpen1l tie o1e
@elebe iibertreten, oDer alS gefdbrlt6e
Yer1onen erfldrt iDerber.
Geut16e metblt6e Berionen .mulle11
1t6 resiitrteren lailen tpie eS bic mdn1l.
li6e1 Berlone1 bereit8 getan baben bet
Ser Yolt5et ober BEN Boltmetiter11. Der
5ag baSu miro pon1 @eneralautpalt
0regorp beitimmt lperoen.
0eutl lden tpeiblt6en Berionen TT eS
perboten, Ste geiperrten s3ore11 gu be@
trete11, ob1le belonberen uBer1nttA 11ab
et11e11 bonn @eneralanmalt gu be1ttn1=
1nenoen Tage.
Deutfde graue11 11uilen Ben 0iitrtft
bon Columbia perlaiien, lDel1n ite fpdter
olS &riesSa11fans oortbtn gefonl111e1t
it11b. Dieienteerl, ipelde lett &rtegs=
'a1tfa1ig BORT selpobnt baben, baben Trllt
bis gum 5. Mak Sbnen t eS ntdt
erlaubt, ben Be5irf mieoer 81 betreten,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-03
Stdbtratltelt11g
&pntraft fiir Del pergeben, Site
@ebdube perfanft. Cribs gering.
Mnbere @ei6dfte.

c11 ei11er am N1ontag Nbe1lb lebter
Mo6e abgebaltenen 9ibung beS 9tabtz
rates tplroen Sic Nngebpte fir Sel
er0ffnet, baS anf BEN 5traben Seem
nlmS gebran6t meroen ioll. Drei
ssstrnen batte11 it6 I'M BEN &ontraft
belporben. STE ct @lair Neftning
So. bon M1tnneapolis bate ba8 bette
Mngebot ei1gerei6t unb tbr tpnrOe Der
@ontraft 3nerfannt. 5te batte einen
gertreter an Srt u11b @telle, Der 8ro=
ben beS 9elS 11litgebra6t batte lnb ionit
allen ge}piinidten Nufi6lub CAB. Der
BreiS fir 100 @allonen beldnft iid
anf $3.50, tn Stem l1lm ab9eltefert.
Dte 6trma bat einen guten Hnf llno
:belibt lire etsenen sSelqneaen.
Stabtetgentlm nerfanft
Ste @ebdll6e auf Der MDrati6fa
.@de tpnrbe11 III bieler @5ibung oerfauft.
Ser 53uorang Ser &dlfer mar nt6t
1ebr grob getpeie1r. @lner Bader fanfz
te baS Gebdlbe, il1 be1n ba8 96letf
Ne1taurant .ii6 befu11ben batte, fir
$4,000. Dr. 6. $. @teiefe bat e8
iiber Sic Citrate brir1gen laiien, lpo. eS
3u eine1n Iterbplpital u1ngebdut lper=
ben 1on. Ste @rlanbrt8 iplrbe ibml
bier5n bonn 5fabtrat gendbrt, iebod
NIT oem 0orbebalt, bab feine Bferbe
'ooer anbere Itere bort CUR oauernoen
.Beba1olung gebulbet merben.
ST. Neuter falfte ben Moratl6fa
5tall fir $3.50. @r 1nub aber pbne
meitere l1nfoiten fit Die Stabt and
baS Gebduoe abtragen, III Dem fi6 bie
0oratldfa Btrfl6aft befllrlben bate.
Mnbretp 9tebl faufte ba8 Wobr1z
balls fir 500.
MnDere @ei1Gfte
syobn S. 6oriter erbielt bie Grlallbz
1lis, anl bi1ltere1 @nbe. ber 8anitele,
auf Der iid Trdu Rinfes 2aben befinoef,
eine Garage I'll errei1ten,
Scr gfaotfhreiber iplrbe beaufz
tragt, biS gum l33. Oeai glngebote fir
&Dblenliefernng ein5nforbern.
Die Nngelegenbeit iuegen Geeelung
beg @dsdenS sipiiben ber u11b 3.
Morbifrobe fDurbe 0ern 5trabenfon1itee
ll1lb Dem 5tab tanipalt ibergeben. sic
baben Ste gollma6t 51ian11nen nit
oen1 Gieentiinler Der Gauitenen Die
5a6e enbsiltiJ 81 erleoiger.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-03
Gplun1busritter in Manfatp.

llngefdbr 20 Mitglieoer oeS ct,
Hatrids Council Der bieiteen Columbus
ritter tparen ant Counting In Manfato,
no ite an Der @infiibrung Ser &onbiba=
fenflaffe teilnabmen. 0ie gan5e Jete1
tpnrbe programnmdbig 6urdgefnDrt
8ei benz 8anfett a111 Nbe1lb ipurberl oer=
idiebene patriotiide Nniprade1l ge=
.ba1ten.
Morgen Nbenb geben bte golumbu8=
ritter IN Der 8afenDalle et1len Ball
gum beiten bes NDten &rell5es
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-05-03
8rofite Der aoble1tz
bdn0ler
.6eitgeiekt fiir alle Seile Wi1lneiDtas.
9rei Stdbte ausgenDmmeu, 6ubr=
lDbn muk EXTRA be5ablt tperoen.
8erDrbnung trat 20. Mpril 1T &raft.

gerDronung trat 20. Mpril 1T &raft.
True translations filed with the post
master at New Ulm on May 3,
1918 as required by the act of Octobrr
Is, 1917.
Brllttoprofite, Sic Ben &oblenbdnoz
ler1l beS 9taate8, auberbalb Ser 9tdbte
Minneapolt8, ct. Saul nnb DULUTH,
|geitattet iDeroer fone1, tpnrben nellli6
TN Biiro beS s5taatSz 6euerung8biref=
tors felfgeiebt. Dte 8eroronung 1T
BON Spbn S. Ole@ee Teuerung8biz
reftor, unter5et6net. Die Broftte fir
Ste 6drbler IN Sen bret gMbten 1tnb
berettS feitgeiebt porben.
ssubrlpbn nidt etngerehnet
STE fir ben Net beS StaateS feltz
geiekten 906itproftte finb mie folst:
per Ion1le
SauSbaltfoble (pon1 Dod) 1,65
!" (@uerbabD 100
Gabrtffoble (pom Dod) .85
/" (@tienbabn .......... 100
,Dtele Droftte bert lteben fi6 MIR bel
2ieferung ab 2aser unb 16lteben 2tez
ferung bnr6 Ben ,Sdnbler nt6t ETH.
glne &rfubrfoiten itnb 0rtlt6 felt8n<
leken bur9 bte @ountpfomtteeS, bte
entipre6enoe Gmpfeblungen an ben
@taat8 Teuerlng8btreftor einrei6en iol=
len, Ser tie bann IN eine beionbere Ser
prbnung einfiibrt.
8prlaut Der &erDrbnnng
Die 8erorbrtung beitin1mt:
rDie obigen 8rllttonuben i6lieben
bte Soften Der @ntla0ung bonn @iien=
babnmagen IN ba8 2a9er beS Sdnb=
lerS etn rnb benz &dufer f6nnen feine
|grtrafo1ten bafiir berednet fperben.
$50 baS 2ager be8 5drblerS li6
1i6t unmittelbar ann 8abngeleile be-
ftnoet, farn Ser Gambler um GrluubniS
gu etrem belonberen 3ui6lag etnfonl=
men, bod gelten Ste obiser 566lt=
profile iolanee feine belonbere Ser
orbnung, biele Gdlle betreffenb, erlaien
tpprbe11 iit. B B
,gieIe gerorb11ung ioll am %.
s2lprtl 1918 &raft erlaneen. "