davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-04-26
RuferDerbralth
@eiet gednbert. 8rpkhdnbler biirfen
8prrat fir SO Sage haben. Glein=
bd1bler fit 80 Sage. Seine Men=
oerune fit GinselperiDn: 8 8fnno
Ben MDnat.

True translations filed with the post
master at New Ulm on April 26, 1918,
as required by the act of October, s, 1917
1urd Die bln1oeSbeborblide Stab
notwithstanding lief Die gfahz
ri6t ei1l, baB bas s3uderDorratsselets
@inmadslpeden negen ipipeit lnooifz
8iert fpurbe, baB bie GroBbdllbler ei1le1r
auf fedSie Iase beredneten Borrat
.auf 2ager baben oiirfen u11o Die &lein=
.bdnbler fir 80 Gage. Sur gleiden
,3eit tptrb angeraten, oaS 9tnttnn1 BON
bret Yiuno pro Wonat fir ein3elne
aufredt gu erbalten.
8prrat fir Ginmade5eit
Sen Gletnbdnblern W1tnrtelotas ratet.
Ser ltaatlide 9eabrllns8n1ittel telperipalter
@ilion an, iootel 3uder mie Die Gr-
laabniS etrBulesen, ban1it lie, fpenn Die.
Ginma6e5eit gefom1men, tbren 8unoen
aere6t iperben f01nle11.
3uder auf 2ager
Son Ben G5robbdl1blern I'm Staat
ipiro anseseee1l, oab tbre 3uderperz
fdufe lpdbreno Ben eriten bret Oeonaz
ten IN oielem Sabre UNI ein 9rtttel
mentoer lpare1l, olS lolde I'M gletden
3ettraum bes persansenel1 Sabres nnb
bab tie oaburd jebt eine siemlide
Quantitdt allf 2aser bdtten. 9iin=
ittaer 1pdre eS allerbinss, menn Die
aleinbanbler iebt ibren 8eoarf be-
sieben lpuroen, bannit menn Die gtn=
mah3eit gefort1nen, bas 5ransport@
tpeien nidt oarunter gu letben babe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-04-26
Weblba1titerlt Derboz
ten
Wseblpprrat auf 6 8funo prD 8eriDn
i'm Mpnat eingeidrdrft. 9anr 8pr=
rat auf so Sage geifattet. 9as
llebrise muk abgeliefert fueroen,

True translations filed with the post
master at New Ulm on April 26, 1918,
as required by the act Of October 6, 1917
6. q. 5tols, Ser 9eabrl1neSn1ittel=
perlpalter fiir 8rotpn 60, bat ben 4nfz
trae befon1ntel1, bdrallf su leben, baB
oie Beitt1nnluneel1, bie ii6 auf Wetser=
nlebl besiebe1l, itrift beoba6tet meroen,
1as @eiet perbietet ieoen 8orrat BON
gGeisen1nebl, ber l1lebr betrdst alS o
Bfu11b bies Berlon fir etnen Ueonat.
8er einen gr0beren 8orrat an Sano
bat, ipirb ais et11 uSanllter" angeieben
u1o 1lad Der poller1 Sddrfe bes 9e=
iebes beltraft iperDen.
Serid1t ppn alien erfpartet
Die Gegierln1s beitebt barauf, oaB
irgenb ielnano Ser eir1ef gr0beren Borz
rat als fir 80 Sage an 5m1b bat,
bas Weisenn1ebl on ben Gauf1nann ober
Mdiller abliefere, BON oem er eS gefauft
bat, pber allh a11 BEN 9fabrllnssrlttfel=
perpalter. ySer mebr an 5ano bat,
mub bies bis gum |. Meai nleloen,
ionlt perfdllt er elmer StraIe big 81
S., 100000 ober Der @efdngntsbdft bis
su 2 Sabrell, ober beioen.
gSir Derlpeiie1 beionoerS auf etne
sDeitteilune Sic IN Ser 2anbe8iprade IN
oteier 3eitrulg erldeint. sic TT als
offi3ielle Mnfiinoigung bon q. .. Wtlz
ION, oenn Nabrllngsn1tt telperlpalter BON
on baS Yublifum geridtet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-04-26
8erfal1f bon q, Sal1z
fas 2a0elt
$. %. Gngelbert Der Gdufer. Shulo=
ller fuerben ipDbl ppl ansbe5ablt,
6. Snin pDn ct. SAUL miro Sell
faber I'm Geihdft. Mrt. Sanfas
Mnfenthalt nid)t befa1t11t.

Nn Oeotltas Nadn1ittag ipllrbe 9lrt.
Sanfas 2aoen a1 Sernlann @. @n=
eelbert perfauft Ser iofort BON oent
@ei6dfte 8eiik nabn1. Serr @rtselbert
trdgt ii6 NIT oe1n geoanfen, ieine1l
gdmiegeriobn, g. 9uil1 aus ct,
Saul, als 5eilbaber t1r bas @el6dft aufz
snnebn1en.
Was aus benz friibere,1 @igentiimer
Nrt. Santa gefporben 1T, idet1t rie=
1na1o befa11nt gu fem. Gr perlieB am
5rettag, 5. 9lprtl, Sic 5tabt, anseblih
UNI IN Weanfato etrleu 6reurb gu be-
iu6en. Dies mar bas lebte Mal, bab
er bier geieben ipurbe. 9lud 1T feinerz
lei gladrt6t BON ibn bier etngelaufen,
bts auf eiriee penise .3eilen, Die ieine
Weutter bon tbr11 erbielt.
9ls er bier 10 pl0bli6 abreilte, oadten
etltebe ietner Sreur1oe, er ipolle ft6 am
G11be perbetraten l1nb tie NIT Der 9ieuz
isfeit iiberral6en, me1rn er NIT Der
8raut bter lpteber anfdne. GS lit
aber jekt flar, oab tim 0ei6dftsz
iorgen gu Der Nbreiie peranlaBten.
Sn Ser lebten 3eit fpurbe er BON etliden
8eripanbte1l, Die 1n1 9elb porseltredt
batten, I'M 8e5abluns anselpro6en
ul1o bas i6etnt tim ntlltlos gema6t Su
babell 10 bdB er nidt ldnger bier blet=
ben ipollte. Gigei1tlid nar fetn @rnno
bier5u porba1ber, be11n Der Stem nlm
Bolt tpnrbe bert6tet, oab Oie 9huloner
100 Gents an1 Dollar erbalten nerben.
go itebt e8 be1nnad ni6t iebr idlinm
Inn ba8 gei6dft. G8 1T i6aoe, oab
Santa 11idt n1ebr j3utrauen gu letz
nen Breunben bate, Die i'm iiderltd
ntdt linn 9tt6 gelaiien bitten; er bate
biele Treunbe, Die Tin gerne erfolgrei6
geieben bdtte11. gei1t 2aben mar elmer
Der beiteefiibrten unb reinlt6lten IN
Der 9tabt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-04-26

Das ct. Batrids Council Der &o=
I,.nbuSrttter mtrb aln 9amStas, 4.
Naai, IN Der @affenballe einen Ball Sur1
Beiten bes Soften &rei13eS peranltalten.
sluf biele1 Gag bat ii6 bus So
rlitee aeeinist, IN belien Sdnoen Die
8orbereituns gu Der ll1lterbaltnng lteat.
5efmeiiters Sr6elter miro Die Weuitf
lieferl1. gea6benl idrntlide auseaben
seoedt itl1o, niro Der Reinertrag an
bas gote 9rel1s abgeseben meroen.
9a Ser j3tped, fir Ben oas 65elo belttn1int
lit, ein ebler 1T, miro ETH gutter gelud
eripartet.
Ginfibrnng lit Wianfatp
91ddlten 5on1ltag miro III Meanfato
etne GlaIie BON et1pa 65 &onbtbaten
tn SEN Srbe1l Der Golumbusrttter
einoefiibrt merbe11. Gin pollitdnolges
Hroaron1nl- lit ausgearbettet lporoen.
Gs piro erfpartet, baB aud BON bier
eine eroBe Delegation OIL Der s3ere=
monte teilnebn1en nirb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-04-26
Cite Ser Gefruter

gieie nerben am 9Dnnerstag, 2
.Neai, Stem Tim perlaiien, I'M mad
Columbus, Dbio, ab5llfabren:
Tbo1nas 9appaS, , Minneapolis
2arS Beberlon, Hinglteab, Soma.
So. M. gaer, Stem nlnl.
German S. gdlpantes, Seem Tim.
sllbert SIS. Bubnl, Stem llln1.
Sol. 1auer, Stem u1nl.
.gan S Mae5ale, Stem Gnglanb Sc 8
.@mil Mearti1lfa, 5leepn Gne.
Gilbert Boitel, Stem nlm.
Walter s. Nelfo1l, 5leepn she.
esobn Sc gdnller, 9leepn she.
I6arrp s.. Dirfs gpringfielo
Gbeiter s. Nlmin, Stem nln1.
gllbert q. Winfe fel1lal11l Seem Tim.
aouis Sobn gention, Minneapolis
SLUG. S. 9e11borf, Stem Qlnl.
2Drel1S 81 2enaberger, Stem Tim.
sSranf s. Marfa, Seem lllrn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-04-26

True translations filed with the post
master at New Ulm on April 26,
1918 as required by the act of October
6, 1917.
SIS bleiben 1r1r nod etlide gfadsiigler
bie lire 8ettrdse fit bie brittle Nnleibe
nisbt geseih1let baben, aber I'M groben
allo sur1sen lit Die Snfor1natio1r Die
npriiest, sertiisel1b, nm gu 5eieel1, oaB
9fe1p ulm uno 8rolpn So. ibre Bfltdt
astan baben unb nod 1nebr alS tire
Rfliht.
SIM folgenber eeben mir cine Stlte
ser 8eitrdee, ipte lie I'M eollr1tp einz
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-04-26
5uermebr perian1melt iid
IN WsinneiDta Cafe

9ie Jeuernebr aus gtdbten pon
5iib=N Ninneiota periammelt fid bieiea
yabr am 5. llnb 6. Stunt n Minneioto
Safe.
gas aon1itee, oas bte gorbereitnn=
gen triifft, 1T ieDr riibrig, nm Die 3lz
ian1merfln1ft 81 einen sroBartieen grz
folg su geitalten. gs fperoen aud
Derldiebene yleoen iiber Datriotisn1ua
nno 2onalitdt gebalten lperben. In=
ltatt bie Breile ii barenl @elo 81 be-
sablen, iuie eS bisber iiblih mar, ipirb
es oieies Sabr 10 gebaIten iperoen, bat
bic @eiui11ner IN GriessiparS S3ertifi=
faten ausbesablt IDeroer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-04-26
@nblifnnt irregeleitet
"gerid)te fDlofal iibertrieben,,. Seine
8ranoitiftung ol1rd feinolide Mns=
lGnoer. ltrteil beg @eneralan,paltsr
@reaprn.

True translations filed with the post
master at New Ulm on April 26, 1918.
as required by the act of October s, 1917.
Der @eneralanlpalt Gregorn lagt
in einem nei1li6 pDn ibn1 per0ffentz
lidten Brtef on ben Heprdlentanten
Gurrie bon Oetdiga11, baB bic Bez
ridte iiber fet11olide Tdttsfeit tn ben
gereir1igten 5taaten foloilal iibertrte
ben leien. Sn .8ealntmortlrag etres
Briefes bon 6errn Gurrte, tn mel
dem oieier iagte, eS beitebe eth itarfes
G5efibl I'M 2anoe, oab Die Negterung
NIT 5pionen ll11b gefdbrli6en 6einben
III ntlbe un1gebe, erfldrte Der Sc
neralanlpalt alsflibrli6, Die ansse=
bebnt Sic 9lrbett bes Suiti5oepartez
n1ents, oas 2anb IN ariegs3etten 3u
iberpa6en, let.
9lus5ug aus @regDrpS 8rief
u9aS Bublifun1 ntrlnt an, i6riebs
SEER gresorp, roab Die fetnoli6e 5d=
tiafeit IN bteienl 9artoe srob 1T, ln1b-
es lit MIR natiirlid, Oab ineeipilie
Beridte iofort 5u oefinitipen nno fem
iationellen geldi6ten aufsebaul6t ,perz
ben. Sin Beilpiel bafiir 1T baS Sc
id)pdb iiber Sen burd Branbitiftanla
ieitens feinolider 9lusld11ber peruria6z
ten 5dabell. Der fiirSli6e 8ert6t
oeS glationalansiduiie8 Der 6elerberz
Observation-Disclosures seist, bab mdbz
reno bes pergangenen SabreS III Wirfz
li6feit ni6t etn ei1l5iges 6ener oeutl6
ais Sic Nrbeit feirbli6er auSldnber
nadgelpieie1 tperoen fonrte, lno bet
einer fiirsli6 I'M 56abamtSoepartez
ment absebaltene1l Gonferen5 aller Mdn=
11er in allet1 Nbteilunse1l, Die NIT bent.
5dub bon Anlagen uno 8orrdter1
betrallt itno, tp1rbe einitinntg feif=
eeitellt, oaB fetn Ball befannt lit,
fponad irnerbalb beS lebten Sabres
ein leuer bnr6 fetnblide Nusldnoer
pernrladt Durbe.
i3abl Ser MusldnSer
syr1 8erbt1bung NIT Der Idttgfeit
feinolider 9luSldnber iperben 5ie iid
gelpiB ertnnerf1, oab na6 ben forlz
lerpatiplten 5ddhungen beute IN oieienr
2anbe nlebr ais 100000 8euti6e,
Selterretder uno 400, 600
unaarn feinblide auSldnoer iinb, s.
b, nidt naturalilierte Mdnrer I'm Sitter.
bon iiber Il Sabren. 5ddkt man bret
allf eirle 6amilie, 10 iDdren irnerbalbs
Ser Ser. 5taaten ungefdbr A ,O00, ,0O0s
Berlone1 Sic e11tfpeber 1nd1u1li1e leia1b
li6e Nusldllber pber Wittglieber ibrar-
Sanlilien iiuo. :
Ma11 bofft superfidtli6 baralde oaB-
Ser aonsreB Bic ibnl iett Dorliesenbers
@eiehe giinifig erle0i9t, lpoOur6 be
Nesieru1g binreide1lbe gBaffen m bic
5anb befon1n1t, nit be1ien lie Die .NllSz
breitnng ofiener Sllonalitdt Derbmoern
farll.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-04-26
TotoI $3.50, 200 81, 10Y ,45O

Sotoi $3.50, 200 Sl, ,lUi ,45U
SsorItker $. 8. 8eeder iaste: ug8ir
fino ftols bororf, bob feine ei1siee blane
Garte eegen irsel1b einen porlieet IN
Stem llln, gprinefielo, Sa1,sfa, Gpan,
gobben, 9llbul, gurnstomn, Cotton
noob, eeen, Serle, 9lfe 9ansfa,
0inoen, Wdlforb, Nortb Star, Hratrtez
ptlIe uno Si9d. S11 o11nere1l yldhe1
iil1o etlidle bloue Garten, aber nit babel1
bic cute Soffnul1e, bob lie allfgerlon1n1en
nerSen uno oar1n miro gang grolpn So.
feline ein,ioe blaue &orte boben. Sts
ietst lt11o 1887 8onbbeltter tn Seem
llln1. 9oir iirb mod rtdt I'M Stanbe
bic G]eion1to1sabl her a3etd)ner fiir bas
oor,e Gountn anSugebe11, aber ip1r
neroen sic sy11fornlatton ipdter baben, :"
S6tigfeit in 9setu tim.
9(lfreo 8. 9sogel, Goritter Der 20
.Gon1iteen, oie IN Mep Tim tdttg >paren,
mar Elm otelbelddfttster Dea11n. 9eu1e
0iiibrigfeit iporrte aud) leine D}ttarbet=
ter III itet5 nellem GHer OIL. 9foitlos
orbeiteten tie, ba1rit oud ntdt etne
etn,ioe blQue Gorte tn Seem llln 81
firben ndre. 0art1 iDare1 tie au6
erfolgreif1.
Iprbereitung fit Die slrbeit.
s. g. Beeher, ser Sic 8orarbett be-
lorote, peroient lobe11oe Nnerfernu11g,
fir oen Grfolg. Gr lplrbe unter1titbt
BON Soc Gpple, ser ieine quite 2allne nte
perloren bat. Gtipa feds Woden lang
arbettete er, tint bie 3ablen sulan1lnensu=
Itelle1l. ba1nit bie 8ertetllng Der Be=
trdoe, 10 oeredt lpie 1n0gli6 miiroe.
0ies mar an l1b fir itd) et1le enorn1e
9lrbeit.
Gpuutp apmitee.
Sic 9famen bes Gol1ttn GomtteeS
Iinb tpofl id1on friiber eridieuen, aber
mir brudet1 lie als .ei1e gbrenlt{te tpteoer
ob oo bie @lieoer Die 9lrbeit obne ieg=
Iide Besablung perridteten.
goriiher, $. 8. 8eeder, gfeip nim;
gisezgorliher, Wn. 9. 6ronf, Curing
fielb: 5efr., SOS. @pple, Seem llln1;
,Senrp g(noerlon, 6ansfa; S. gS. Sobn=
ion, Stem Tim; Rep. Sa1nes Rletn,
@leepp Gpe; s. 8. Bal1ner, Sleepp gne'
$. ge. 5o1nier1 Stem nl11t,
Stem lIlnl Gnmttee.
goriiher, 9llfreb S. 8oeel; NO.
Gibner, s. q. 9tol5, Sobn Y. :. s91eosn. ets.
brunner, Or. S. 8. 56o6, ,e1tn elerf
@m. g. 8ader.
S15,OOO,OOO Mehrbetras I'M y.
9ijf.
slm Neontag fiubigte q. N. Hogers,
gorliber bes 9omitees fir ben 9, sbil1l=1
besrelerpez z9iitrift on, baB Die s3etd=
11llugen Bis oabin $40, 900 coo bel
traeen. Der NnteiI beS 8tftriffes Tt
S125, 100000 Ser 9. Diltrtft mar
Der erite Der ieinen Nnfeil eldnete.
Son 297 Counties IN bieiern Dilfriftl
baber 24O ibren Betrag iiber5eidnet.
NicDllet So.
91icolIet So. but ieine1l Nnfeil nn1
$S8, 900 iiber5eid id1let. Dies lit lobenszl
inert. Nber allf Der anoeren 5eite 5eistI
es piel beIler, ipie Diel nebr Sropn Sol
Jortikung alrf Der s. seite /
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-04-26
Auleibe ipeit iiberz
5eid61let

Seutih Minerifaner bemdbren iid,.
8rpiun COUNTY lltlb Stem lIlm
liefern grDRe 8eitrdee. Seine
einsige biaue 6arte aus Mep ltlm
Sptal1urtn,e fit 8rptpn Guuntn,
S1,1O5 ,45O. 0sep lllm, S311,z
500.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-04-26
9rei Ranoioaten tit shakmeiifer in
Niepllet Gn.

9dcollet So. bat iett brei Ranoibaz
ten fir bas amt bes 5dabnleilters.
2Duis Bredt, et1l ipoblbefa111ter
sSarn1er aus gonrtlanb Iolpnibip, Claus
81. 5nanion, friiber So. &on1mtlidr,
1lab Bis oor fur5em III 2afanette an
idBie, uno 6, 5arrn 9eobers, gorHano
Ser 5mnbels lsabteilung I'M @u5taD Abolpb
college 81 ct. Better, 1elperben iid nm
.oas Nrnt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-04-26

gurd ben Nationalen 8erteibunos=
rat, ipurbe Elm aufruf per0ffentlidt,
IN bem 900 Ner5te fir bas anlerifaz
nilde Seer ll1lo Die 6lotte seforbert
merber1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-04-26

Abermals betont Brdiiberlt Wilion,
7bab er aud fiir bas bentl6e golf
@eredtiafeit for6ert, llnb bnrin liegt
Ser 22iubtitrabl, Der ben gseg 3llrn
i9lieB Blidel rie6en ipeiitl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-04-26
Mhtune, 6efruten!

gberiff IS. S. Sulius bat piele
anfragen erbalten, mas eilt Refruf,
Der einsuriiden babe, n1ttbrtnsen ioll.
Gr, m6dte MN auf bieien Wege nit.
teilen, melde @egenitdnoe notipenoig
iinb: | Baar bequeme 9dube, nidt
mebr alS 4 Nn3iise llnfer5eug, 11tdt
mebr als 6 Baar 5oden, 4 5ano=
tiider, 2 8aoetider, Ganln1, 8iirlfe,
3abnbiirite, 5eife, S3ab1lpulper, Raiter=
meier, Halierieife, / }farfer grDber
NnSus, ! oliOenfarbiges 6eInb, lDie es
bic Soloaten traaell, aus Jlanel, i
bllnfle Boflbede (blanfeD.
Grpeiie 0Oblfbater1 10, als iDenll
iii fpff1ff nffiir nn1ffpn 111iiEtc5f
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-06-05

interest in these delegates centers
around the congressional delegates
inasmuch is Mayor George A: Quigley
is out strong for the republican nomi-
nation. The mayor has a strong ma
chine in this city, is said to have the
backing of Frank Healy in the Wind
sor Locks district and is also said to
have a strong backing in Bristol and
oher small towns in the county, al
though it is believed that Hartford is
antagonistic to his ambitions. Con-
gressional delegates who have thus far
appeared, all Of whom are said to be
Quigley men, are Edward M. Pratt,
Arthur n. Rutherford, Edward F. Hall
and Aaron Danielson. Two others
must also be named.
-Four Of the six state delegates have
also appeared. They are George kim
ball, Richard Covert, Joseph Owziak
and H. P. Richards. The state con-
vention is to be held in Hartford on
June 25 and 26. Although there is
little doubt that Governor Holcomb
will be renominated, New Britain's
interest in the convention centers
about the reported fact that State
Treasurer Frederick S. Cham berlain
will not again be a candidate on the
state ticket. He has held this office
twice and will not either seek or &C
cept denomination, it is said
Mr.. Chamberlain stated this after
noon, when questioned about his in
tentions, that he had not made any de-
cision, that no one had talked to him
concerning his candidacy for re-elec-
ton and that he was entirely indiffer-
ent about the matter. The Herald re-
ceived its information from one of the
republican leaders.
Among the county convention dele
gates will probably be William Green
stein and Edwin w. Irving. This con-
vention names the county sheriff. The
town committee delegates will be
named in the various wards and the
probate convention will go uncontest-
ed for Judge Bernard F. Gaffney, the
present incumbent
AS vet no date has been set for any
convention except the state conven-
ton.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-06-05

bership of 1852, a gain of 206 for
the year. There were 113 deaths. He
SAID 217 council Masons were serving
their country.
The office Of grand standard bearer
was created. The following officers
were elected:
Most Puissant Grand Master-He en-
rs H. Bradley. East Haven.
Deputy Puissant Grand Master-F.
Ward Deklyn, Danbury.
Illustrious Principal Conductor of
Work-Norman G. Stevens, Hartford.
Hartford.
dy, New London.
Grand Captain of Guard-Edward
f. Alling. New Britain.
Grand Conductor IT. Daurelle
Gid, Stamford.
Grand Marshall. Oliver Arm
strong, Norwich.
Grand Standard Bearer-George G.
Beers, Bridgeport.
Grand Trustee for Three Years
William o. Shelley. Hartford.
The appointments were:
Grand plains-Rev. Charles w.
Boylston, Riverside; Rev. Jereomyn
Danforth, New London.
Grand Steward-Daniel H. Glad
ding, New Haven.
Grand Sentinel-I. Newton Wads-
worth, New Haven.
Retiring Grand Master Barnes was
given a past grand masters jewel
end apron. Past Master William O.
Shelley made the presentation.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-06-05
UNIVERSAL CLUB ANNUAL.
II. A. Traver Elected President of L..
f. & c. Organization.

The annual meeting of the Uni
1ersal club of Landers, Frary & Clark
was held last evening at the club
rooms.
Nice-President Searle was present
anC spoke in regard to the Red Cross
drive, expressing his most sincere APP
probation personally as chairman of
tho teams committee for the splendid
work.
Reports OF officers and committees
for the past years work were read
The club is in a fiourishing condition
financially and has sent over 5000
worth of comfort kits, tobacco
candy, etc, to the boys at the front
and written several hundred letters
to them, keeping in touch by con-
tirual correspondence besides the
news now possible to send through
the factory publication, The Univer-
sal Mirror.
The election of officers for the en-
suing year resulted as. follows:
President-H. A, Traver,
Vice. resident-Chas. Wiegand.
Recording Secretary-W. r. Baker.
Financial Secretary-A. H. Knapp.
Treasurer-C. H. Daming.
Chairman Service Committee
Roger BreNin.
Chairman Social Committee-B. w.
Clark.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-06-05
Financial
profit GRADERS
SEND STOCKS down
List Accelerated at Opening But
Prices Soon ReCede

Wall Street.-Advances of one to
three points were scored in the active
early period of today'S stock market.
All sections of the list participated in
the rise which was accelerated by
further encouraging foreign news.
Specialties and similar issues, notably
these controlled by the pools, dis
play ed greater strength. Industrials,
shippings and rails were in demand,
with signs of hurried short cover
ing especially in L. S. Steel and
Reading. Liberty Bonds were stead.
Profit taking offset the further
buying power of the first hour and
prices reacted quite generally.
Closing-Steels, equipments and
rails became more reactionary in the
final hour but shippings and sugars
hardened The closing was irregular.
Liberty 1-2s sold at 1852 to 1910,
first As at $3.50 to 93.42, second As at
1902 to 1926, and 4 LIS at 95.46 to
$3.50.
Sales approximated 625, 900 shares.
New York Stock Exchange quota
tons furnished by Richter & Co.,
members of the New York Stock Ex-
change.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-06-05
MANGLFD BODY NEAR TRACKS,

Ansonia, June 5.-The mangled
body of John Musykos, an Austrian,
33 years of age, was found in the
local railroad yards early this morn
ing. The body when found was cold
and MusylSos is believed to have been
struck by a train near midnight last
night. Musykos. who was single,
worked in the Coe Brass branch Of
the American Brass Co His friends
say he was of temperate habits and,
as he had no business in the railroad
yards, believe he was the victim Of
foul play. The authorities think his
death was the result Of accident.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-06-05
INJURED IN RUNAWAY.

Michael Brown, of 23S Chapman
street is at the New Britain General
hospital suffering from decorations
about the face, cuts on his head and
a badly damaged arm as the result of
a runaway on Rhodes street this aft
ernoon. While he was delivering ice
his horse became frightened and
started to run down the street. In
trying to check him, Brown was
thrown from the wagon and dra eyed
along the ground. He was removed
to the hospital in the police ambu-
lance.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-06-05
CAN'T Bon IN D.ANBURY.

Danbury, Conn, June 5.-The pro-
motors of the twenty round fight be-
tween Fred Fulton, or Minnesota, and
Jack Dempsey, of Utah, scheduled for
July 4h announced today that not
withstanding the refusal yesterday of
the Danbury Fair grounds for the pur-
pose, the contest would be staged here
and an arena seating 10000 people
would be erected on another location
The articles of agreement signed by
Fulton and Dempsey were today
turned over to Mayor Anthony Sunder-
land, who has given his sanction to the
contest.