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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04
Great Rejoicing By
Rheumatism CrippIes
If So Crippled You Can't Use Arms or
Leos, Rheuma Will Help You

If YOU want relief in two days. swift,
certain, ratifying relief, take a small
dose Of Rheuma once day.
If you want to dissolve every particle
of uric acid poison in your body and
drive it out through the natural channels
SO that you will be forever free from
rheuma tism get a bottle of Rheuma
from Bowditch-Webster Co.'S or any
druggist at once. 1t must give the JOY
ful relief expected or money refunded.
Rheumatism is a powerful disease
strongly entrenched in joints and
muscles. In order to conquer it pow
erful enemy must be sent against II.
Rheuma is the enemy of rheumatism
an enemy that conyuers it in nearly
every instance.
Judge John Barhorst Of Fit. Lorraine,
Ohio, knows it. He was walking with
clutches; today he is well. 1t should
do as much for you: 1t seldom fails
Adv.
aupH-Spnt4-f1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04

h. Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Clark and
grandson. Lawrence NJ. Lyon of. Sid
ney. c. A. Knowles and son Charles.
SMr. and Mrs. w. S. Knowles and
laughter, Nelma Elaine and son Err
Mran, Mrs. Rachel Stone. Mr.. and Mrs
Robbins, Mrs. z. A. Colburn.
Is. Mara l.. Burns, Mr.. and Mrs.
is Burns, Mrs. Charles Griffith,
| Fred Damren and Mrs. Frank Lyon.
eli of Augusta have been recent call
crs IN Mrs. John Knowles at her
home n North Manchester.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04

home in Portland Sept Cd. after a two
months stay in Readfeld
Geo. W. Carson went Monday with his
niece. Miss Jennie Carson. TO Gardiner,
where she is to teach.
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Carson and
Mrs Frank Fogg attended the fair at
Canton Sept Sd
Mr.. and Mrs. !. L. Hopkins enter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04

Mr. and Mrs. William L. Black and
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Black and daughter
Frances OF Hamilton. n. j., were the
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
George p. Potter Of this city while on
t0eir way to Rangeley Lakes. They
ntde the trip from Hamilton by au-
t6mobiie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04

The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester G. Coombs passed away
Monday morning, being but two days
CID Mrs. Coombs is at present at
Hallowell and Mr. Coombs, former
employe Of the kennebec Journal, is
now employed on a New York paper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04

Col and Mrs. W, H. Williams and
Tie latters sister, Miss Clara Holmes,
Who had been enjoying a vacation of
a month at Ocean Point. have re-
turned to their home in this city, and
Miss Holmes left town Tuesday for
New York TO resume her work Of
teaching.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04

Mrs. J. II. Smith Of Melrose, Mass.
and daughter Mrs. Harold w. Kent
OF Lancaster. y. II. and Mrs. c. A.
Knowles Of Augusta, who have been
visiting Mrs. John Knowles of North
Manchester have returned to their re-
spective homes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04

family from Bath were at their home in
Readheld for the day. Sept 2
Miss Annie Carson accompanied her
brother Frank Carson. and his wife to
their home in Massa chusetts for a
weeks visit on Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. Fred Walker and little
daughter. Elizabet returned to their
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04

Friend; of Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Redmo nd of jackson, N. H., formerly
of Augusta. will be interested to
know that their n Harold is now in
the United States service and has
gone overseas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04

An interesting exhibit in the win
dow If Fuller's jewelry store is a
piece of a Germa airplane, sent by
Corporal Clarence Frye to his father
in this city. Corp. Frye is connected
with Battery F. -4th Artillery, G. A.
c. The fragment IS evidently from
one of the wings of the plane, and is
of a very durable material.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04

Word has been received by Mrs.
Carl II. Witherell of the safe arrival
overseas Of DR.. Witherell. He is a
captain in the Medical Officers Re
serve Corps and left Fort Mckinley
about four weeks ago with the 72d
Regiment of Artillery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles y. White of

Mr.. ann Mrs. Charles y. White Of
Paverhill, Mass, have announced the
engagemeN of tHoir daughter, Doro-
thy Douisst to Donald Leigh. Miss
White is Ngraduate of Cony High
school of Augusta. and Of Miss Vince
lCcks school, Boston, Mass. Mr.
Leigh is the son of Attorney and Mrs.
Thomas Leigh Of Augusta and is a
member of the class of 1919, Dart
mouth college.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04
Wednesday, September 4, 1914
AUGUSTALOCAE,

Mr.. and Mrs. Perley L. Hanks b
the Pine Grove farm are enJoylnek
two weeks vacation from their dutiS
which they are passing in Aroostool
county with friends and relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04

Registered men from whom the
second draft of $4,000 soldiers will be
made in September now are appear
ing before the local Porto Rico boards
for examination
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04

Thrifty shoppers should read Bus
sell & Westc ! a T, this morning an
nt uncing SPECIAL offerings and saw
ines N new Fall suits, coats. etc
adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04

Mrs. Albert Temple returned Tues
day afternoon to her home in Bath
after passing a few days in the city
and in Hallowell with friends and rel
afiveS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04
RED CROSS NOTES
A. r. c. Relief Work Abroad on an
Immense Scale

An idea OF the immensely of the
supply branch of the American Red
Cross relief worl, abroad is given in
the New England Red Cross bulletin,
the figures from page Of the records
OF the Red Cross Department of
Foreign Relief. The figures are for a
single week, that ending Aug. which
is stated to he normal week in the
operation of tho department. The
weeks authorization for purchases
for shipment to the Commissions of
Italy, France and Great Britain were
as follows:
Itasy-79 tons of foodstuffs for use
II hospitals for American forces in
Genoa, Florence and Rome; $4,000
gallons of gasoline: 1000 barrels of
mess pork 1000 barrels Of mess beef.
France-$35o,o0 900 worth of castings.
automobile tires and tubes; 500 tons
OF jam monthly Ohree months sup
ply authorizedl; 115 trucks; 100
heavy ambulances; 100 portable
houses; 675,00o s. eaters; 25 sets re-
servo dental equipment.
Great Britain-10O,0OO corncob
pipes; 100 tons of chocolate for can
teen work; 200 cases of California
oranges.
Purchase and shipment of all these
materials will be made promptly with
the reception of the item of sweaters,
Wher the shipment will extend over
a period of some months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04

Mrs. John Morris and daughter
Ruth are passing a few days in New
Hampshire as the guest Of relatives
and friends. They made the journey
by automobile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04

As September brings to an end the
Wednesday afternoon closing agree
ment of the local retail stores, all
shops Will be open this AFTERNOON for
business as usual.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04
LOCAL NOTICE

Mrs. Fl. W. Sanborn is to open
another new house Sept. Is. at lis
Grove street. for the purpose Of tax
Ing invalid, elderly. chronic and con-
'alcsccnt patients. Everything will
&c up to date. The best of care and
III! the comforts of home will be
there, Prices reasonable. Phone
NS-Y.
ad43odSt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04

Judge S. Lancaster Of the munich
pa! court returned Sunday evening
from a brief outing at Squirrel Is
land
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04

The Shaw Business College at 243
Water street. commenced its fall
term Of school Sept. 3, after sum-
mer recess of two months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04

from a weeks '.acation which she
enjoyed at Bucksport and where she
was accompanied by Miss Josephine
Roberts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04

Mr.. and Mrs. ,orge Z. Fletcher of
this city have received word of the
safe arrival overseas of their son
Fremont. He is connected with the
medical corps and left Portland sew
e-al weeks ago with his regiment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04

Miss Carrie Greenlaw returned
Monday afternoon to her home in
Belfast after passing a few days in
the city as the guest of friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kicker and
daughter Irene, Mr., and Mrs Frank
Halpen. William Halpen, TheIma
and Ethelyn Halpen. all of this city
returned home Monday afternoon
after passing the weekend at Pleas
ant Pond
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04

Miss Helen l.. Kellar has returned
to her home at Portland after visit
to friends in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04
DAU.YkENNEBEC JOURNAL
Telephone 1885
TeIephone 1876

Cards Il thanks. obituary rolces, res
olutions II respect, etc. VIII %
charged Al M rate OF ten cents
. line. No charGe less than IS cents.
.SGbscrlpo. who fail to receive tho
journal promptly will confer A favor
by notifying the office Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04

tanned their children and grandchildre1
on Labor day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04

GONE GOOD patriotic wartime in
- vrstments are good, sound peace
time investments too. The Central
Maine Power Companys 10 Preferred
Stock is one of them
The Company is making its Rice Rips
Development just at this time because
it believes this undertaking TO be its
patriotic duty. 1t recognizes that it
must supply wartime demands for en-
ergy from water power and thus do
it's full share in war work and coal
saving.
AT the same time the power developed
atRice Rips can be sold in peace times
as well as in war times, at a fair and
reasonable profit.
This is the reason we feel Justified in
saying that your investment in Central
Maine Power Company's ~ preferred
stock, issue to finance the Rice Rips
development and other war work is
both patriotic investment and sound
investment. Anyone connected with
the Company would be glad to give
you the details, and to sell you stock
if you wish.
The Central Maine Power Company
Harvey D. Eaton Pres. Walter Wyman, Treas.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-03-29
ST.. s. 6pbn pielbegebri
als Me0iter
9dlt Mniprafen gum beiten Der syrei=
beitsanieibe. Neoen in enelii1er
iinO Dentifer Gprahe.

Or. 6. SDbn, Irebiger Der Waes
tbooiItense1neinbe, bat IN perldiebenen
Geileia bes gtaates, iopje aud IN Mpr6s
llrlo @io= Dofota anipra1en gum beiten
Der 6reibeitsanIeibe n1lo ber Griess=
iparaertiiifate sebalten. 2lu6 in Der
1lddIten 3eit ipirb Or. SDbn 1rlebreren
Ginlabnneerl, bic on i'm sreansen iinb,
rla6sufon11nen iuden.
$50 int11er Or. Sobn alS Steiner
alftrat, bat er beionbers IN ben Sc
bieten, bic itars bon beuti6en Ginipail=
berer1l beiiebelt ii1lb, srobeS Gntsesenz
fonnnle1t sefunben. Denn er bat niht
bnr1 fpiiite S1impfereie1l uno unbe=
sriinbete gerbddtlnsen Die 2eute sil
geipinnen eein6t, ioabern illben er lie
an ibre Ge6te urlb 9flidten erirlnerte.
Gr bat uidf sefllaber, bab Elm anlerifa-
niider Burger beutlder Nbftanr,il1s
iid irgeripie seipeieert bdtte, ieiner
BHidt gegen bie gereinisten gtaoter
nad5nfommen. $50 li6 anfdngIid
Wiberiprn6 3eigte, ipurbe Ct balb be-
ieiii9t, ipelnl man CUTE Griinbe llllb
areumellts ilts Gelb fiibrte. 2eiber
batten an 1landen Srten ioeenarulte
rlonaIe patrioten" ourd ibr beleioi=
gen6es ll1lb anffalleiloeS gerbalten ibs
rem Wsitbiirser sese1tiiber Diel llnbeil
aneerihtet ulb burh allerlei Drobnll=
gen urlb Gtnidiidterunsea Gerbitterllite
ipadgerufen. 9lber bel taftDoIler 8e=
banblnns uno 8elebrurs bat es iid
berausbefelt, oab nienna1lO I'M Grnii
tDiinldt, ben geretrlisten gtaaten r.
geflb ipelden Shabei sl5ufiigen, ion=
bern bab iie alle bereit iiro, mitsubelfer
ililb 1lierna1b lradsulteben,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-03-29
Mobert stofer erb6lt iui6z
tiseil Hoifeit
Jrabercr Ssep lllmer i'm Nsarinoienit

2out Mohrinten aus Maibinoton,
8. g., bot Hobert Stoder, Elm 9lem
lllmer &ino, cine beporsuete 5telle I'M
Marine0ienit erbn!ten. Gr lit IN Ser
Nbteiluns fiir Sdiffsbol. gleulih ipuroe
Elm torpeoofideres 6Giff erbaut, oas
eennn ll1lterludt iperben ion, ebe es
fur 9rippentransport IN Dienft aes
itellt mir6. gln benz Gomitee, baS 6ie
Neriiide aniteAen iolI, oient Ser
|Gtoder. IN Genaeinidnft NIT iolnel
berporraseaben Gfii3ieren ipie &ontre=
Nomiral q. 6. @interbaster, &opitdn
Oscar W. &oeiter a1lh on6ererl.
Die an0eitelltel gerfude ioIlem aus
ipeiien, ob boS Vrin5ip nod benz boa
1ronsportfdiff Queia eeballtilt, aud auI
|dnbere @diffe ongeipdll0t lperben ioIl.
Mirb bas @difi alien Grportlngen
eutipreden, ID piro es boIb NIT eirel
Oollen 2abune iiber ben S3eon eeion6l
|iperben.
GS lit cine erobe @unl9tualna FIJI
Germ @toders 6roln6t, ibn III einel
fold bebor3uetm SttlIe 81 lebeu.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-03-29
Anf gum aoit5ert!
ADimeiifers &apelle triit Surbes
reit,ingeit

6ofnleiiters Gapelle ipirb am Conn
faa aberln, ben Z. Npril IN Der Waffen=
|bolle Elm &ollSert sebel. G8 lit nidt
ilotpenbie picl gBorte bariiber 3n ma
Eden, bab oie Gopelle etfpaS @ebie9enes
lieiern wiro. 9afir lit fie IN nniererl
GreiIen ia sur Genige befa1uit. @eit
|iiber unier eflgeres Gebiet lit Der 9fuf
binanseeorllnsen. Da lit es seiDiB
bie gfIidt eines jeDen Stem Timers,
|Dieie maiifalii6e llnterbaltilns nidt 3ll
ilnteritiiten. Gos prosrannL oas IN
AuSfidt itebt, tpiro piele flaiiilde
gaun1mern a1tlpeiien. gie Mafienballe
iolIte an benz Abenb p0lIis allSperfauft
iein. Auf gum Gonsert am Z. Npril
aberloS!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-03-29
Ganft Cure Gobleil
jett!
Winterbe0arf fDll sleih einselest iper=
ben. SDnenigitent tpirO befiirtuDr=
tet. Wehr @eidfDble iDa sebraudt
iuerOen.

I'm ei1lenl etfpoigen Ioblenmanael
Dorsnbengen, iDerben iest idOn Ghritte
getan, I'm ein nsres Gnltem burdSm=
fiibren, Dies lit bas geplante 3onen=
InItenl. Gs iOllen ale geile Der Ser
ei1tigten Staaten In l3Dnen ODER be-
itimnlte Greiie eingeteilt peroen, bie
|9ebalten ftnb, bic Goble su berlueen,
bic ibrem @ebiete am ndditen liest.
Wian min 0abur6 perbiiterl oab &oble
gus einem Besirf IN ben anberen ull=
n6tiser Meiie perianbt mirb.
Nfebr Weidfpble fir nns
Wetl tn ben Gtaaten, Bic lrllS ndber
liegen piel Bei6foble gef0rbert miro,
10 mag eS 10 melt fOn1inen, bab mir lnS
basu bequennen nliilien, anitatt Der be-
liebten Sartfoble eine Wei1foble aus
Soma ober SllinoiS III benuten. Die
Barole lautet: Seltli1e &oble fiir
Ditli6e Staaten. Weitlide &oble fiir
|peitlide Staateu! Gs lit lei1t 5il er=
ieben, bab babur6 lanse nidt 10 piel
&oblenipasen lan9e Streden 81 burd.
| lfabren baben, ipie bas friiber Der Sal
mar. Sier ipiirbe alio ii6erlid 9e=
ipart. Sb aber bieie Roble fir cen
Gebran6 10 beqnem lit, biirfte fraglid
fem. 5omeit mir ipillen, lit bieS aud
nur fir ben giotfall. Ger sleid Sart.
fOble fauft, eebt alio iider. User e
peridunlt, mub eben lernen, ipie er ber
Winter blir6 nit @eidfoble fertil
ipirb. Snlmer6fn lit eS seraten, bi,
Warnune Ut bebersieen uno feline &obler
iobal6 alS 1lur rlDglih Sll faufen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-03-29
&riifuns fir ben gDitoienif.

gnl Is. gpril pirb in perldieoeneu
pldten beS 9nnOeS cine idriftlide
Briifuns iolder periouef obgebolten,
bic lid um cine Gtelle I'M Giienbabns
|poitbienit beiperben. 91lr Nadnner iDerz
ben sa bieien, Granlen 5ueelafiea. gie
@tabte, bic 9aep ulm am ndditen aez
leBen iilb, no Bile Yrlfung itattfin6et,
|iinb ct. Houl, aRinllecpoIiS un0 Mans
fato. Ner ba8 Gronen beitebt, BAT
Nusfidt oiif Glueulalne. Nnfonoez i
pebolt 1T $500.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-03-29
@abl ii sleepi) Gpe
2irei 0ruppen nDn Ganbi6aten ouf=
eeiteIlt, Mbisimnnna iiber Ue=
tr6nfefraee.

Sn gleepn Gne ideint Die @obl
1nebr abue1slung III bieteu, als bier,
bean bort iteben fid sspei gruppen bon
Ranoioate1 eeeenilber. Sir boS
Niaporsanlt fiIlb Or. Mellcome llno
;sranf @cobie, eiu Dboto9ropb, all5ee,
felt. Sci bieler @abI mirb audi iiber
bie @etr6nfefroee ab9eifinl1lt persen,
8eioe Geiter belfe5en borldrfi9 borouf,
DoB ibnel ber @ieg iider lei. @eipifea
Idbt 5id natirlidJ 1lidbtS hariiber iogen,
bic BE stinnlen sesdbIt iin0.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-03-29
staOteigentnnt 5nnl
gerfanf altgeboteit
0ebduoe miiiien biz gum 10. Wsai
abgebrDden iein. Gfis5e Der Gtaot
oalie iptro balo pDrselegt. Hldne
tn ettua 80 saeen fertig.

yeste Wode ipurbe iii elmer Gisung
beS StaotrateS bei6toilen, angebote
tpegerl beS Nbbruds Ser @ebdube auf
Der Wpratidfa Gde einsuforoern. Die
Ter Rlat lit 1O0x65 SUB srob urlb
ipuroe, tpie idon friiber In Der Yoft
berihtet, bon Der 5tabt anaefauft,
nm oaS neue Natbnus barauf 3l err
ridten. ansebote merben fir ben sb~
brilb oller @ebdilbe ober iebes einsel=
1ter berlelben ongenOnlnien.
Sttung am 8. Mpril
YIN genannfeH Tage fpiro Der 5tabtz
rat slllanlnlentreten, nm bic 9nsez
bote 81 er0finen. Gine Bebingnng
I'M 6ontrafte ipiro ID lauter, oab bie
@ebdlbe bis aulr1 10. Mai abgebro1erl
lem rliifien. Seben Nngebot n1uB eill
be9lanbister Sded BON 20 gro3ent
Der 8ortraftiunme beiselest iein. Coll
te es Der Stabtrat fir gut beiinber,
ole Nngebote iii pertperfen, 10 >lperoer
Die @sbduli6feitet auf benz Wege Der
Seriteigerllug an ben OeeiitbietenOen
Derfanft merberl.
8eiDnSere Mngebpte
3n berielbell s3eit iDeroen au6 bie
An9ebpte fir ben gerfauf beS friibe=
rem gteinbauier unb grDbneri1en Gi.
I9entllas er0finet iperben. GS lit biea
bas Gieentllin, bas n0r6lid bon BEN
antssimmer bes etabtidreibers liest
|uno bos bic Stabt nit Der Nbiidi
anfaufte, bort bic neue 5tabtballe 81
lerridten.
| sfis5s unb 8Idne iciprt eripiinihi
@obalb Der 9auplae fret III, fuirt
nit Der Srlangrifinabme beS Neubaus
Inidt eesDeert iperben. Die Girmo
9nrie nrlo Gbapmanfl bon Minneap0lis
bat ben Nnftrag, bic pldne 10 idnel
Iols 1ilr nl0sli6 anSanarbeiten. W. 0
Gnrie mar ihon Bel etliden geratlrieer
bes StobtrateS als Gertreter ieilel
| Girnla anneienb; borunl lit Ct siemlid
eenan nit ben Winlhen beS 8au'
folnitees pertrallt. Gr mrrbe erlll9t
IN Der aller1lddften 3eit enc 5fis3,
eeS NeubduS por3lileeeI. Jfah met
teren Beratlngen4 iiber beren s3fpef
mdBigfeit ipiirbe er bann ben Nuftral
befonmel,, eitlen pollitdnbigen Rlol
init Spesififationert auSsnarbeiten.
Nnfanf e;iles itenen WfDtDrs
Anitelle beS eIeftril6en Doctors, oer
Sic Stem lllm Roller MiI Dor etlidei
gSoderl bon Der Stabt faufte, ioa EN-
Ineuer fir bic Bumpe auf benz College
biigel allgefauft iperben. Der alte Mo
tor bate 60 9feroefrdfte, pdbrero ben
Der 1leue MIR 35 81 iein brauht. Nn be
Bnlnpe iporen etli1e Nenberllngen se
11adt tporbell, iobab bon iett an rlid
&raft fir ben Gstrieb sebraudt iperoel
piro.
Nene gnmpe fertig gum 8eriano
Son s. @. HobertiOn aus ct. Ball
mar bic 9la6ri6t eilgelaufen, baB 0i
neue gunnpe, bic I'M yforb @er1nal
Barf anfseitellt uerben ioll, bereit'
lnterpegs lit. 9n fllrser Grtit biirft
fie fir ben @ebrau6 fertis iein.
II A
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-03-29
5hnelles gerlaoeit roi,
&Dble
gseuernns einsiser Grt i'm staats
fir sleepp Gpe.

d = i
Die Gar1ners glepator So. bat eillei
1lenen aoblenperlaber arleeihafft, Der
IN Der ndditen i3eit eineeri6tet merbeu
fon. Die eanse Ginridtuns fpir6 eirlerl
.5peiher nit eiilenl @ebalt BON 1900
Tol1nen bobel1, in sipDlf Sdder einae=
teilt. Die &oble mirb bon ben Gradt=
ipaeel rlittles eiiler Sebeporridtlnq
ra6 ben etn3elllen NbteiIen geleitet,
llno ungefebrt leitet bieIe Gorridtuna
Tiuieber Die &oble auf ben Nagen ei1les
aduferS. Das eailse gnitenl lit iebr
praftifd llrib ipart biel Rraft uni
.3eit. Sc ion has eill3iee ieiner Nri
i'm 9u13en 5taate iein llll6 ipiro bon
Der 8. 6. Sbberion SO. IN Mainneopolie
erridiet.
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piterieierrr III ben Sir
d)ell
Ginberd6re beteiliaen iid) am Wln@
iifprDeranm. Gute Whniif IN Nus
iid)t geitellt.

Maetr benn ie lit In bieiem Sabre
oie Siterbotldaft: 6rtebe lei nit enh!
erlpinldt. Die 8irden treffen ni1l=
fallenbe gorbereitun9erl, oielen Sebz
men 0ie6nung i'll tragen ll1lo tpenigitens
an ibren1 geiie bobil sll ipirfen, bob
Der Meni1 IN ben 9tunoen Der anoaht
bas Griessseidrei eine .3eitlang per=
laibt. G5ut ei11geiibte Wauiif iOll am
| Sftertage bon ben Gb0ren porgetrageil
merbel. Sn alien Girhen meroen be-
fonoere @ottesoienite absebalter.
&ath. &irdbes
900 pornl. @rilroot1nerstag 0otteS@
oienit.
7:3O abenbS, @otteSbienit.
900 llprsens unb 7:30 abenbs, Sar=
freitaasaotteSbienit.
@amstae besirrt Die sottesbienltltde
Seier nm Z llbr mOrsenS NIT Wtelle
| Inn $50.
Siterionrtas Die iibli6en 9ottes=
bienite NIT feierliden 6ohanlt unt 1880,
8esperaotteSbierit am Na6mittag.
900 Siterrlontag, 906anlt.
Gp. lutb. ct. gaulns Stride
1000 nlorge1s, @riirbonnerstag got.
tesbierIt.
1000 morgenS, &arfreitag gottes'
bieitt NIT Nbenbnobl.
1000 r11oroens, Siterlonntag @ottes.
oienit nit abenonlab!. GbOrmniif
7::3O abelbs, @ottesbienit nit Breoigt.
1000 1norsens, Sitermontog 9ottes'
bienlt.
WsetbDbiitenfirfe
7:3O abenbS, 9onnerStog, @ottesbienit
| 1890 morseas, breitas Gottesoienit.
| $3.50 nlorsens, 5riibgottesoienit on
Sornta9.
$50 n1oreeaS, geiorberes Brogranln
Der gDn1togsihule.
1915 morsels, SitereotteSbienlt mt
beionberer Gborrluiif. Nbenbnobl
| ssrieSensfird]e
! 1000 nlorgens, &arfreita9 9DtteSotentt
11:3O Gorfreitag @ottesoienit NIT abenb'
lnobl in Giltg.
1000 morssas, Sftertpnf1tos gottes.
Sienit NIT Nbe1lbnlabl.
l7:3O aberbs, Siterprosranlr1 gegeber
BON Der SorlntaeSidule.
1000 morsens, Stermontas 9otteSi
bienit IN gicOllet.
0ethelfirde
Garfreitae Gormtttas @ottesbienit Il
gficollet.
$50 porn. Sitersottesoienir IN Court
lamb.
1000 Iroera1nnl Der S0nntagsfbnl'
in Stem lllm.
ll1:OO pornl. SftereotteSbienit.
GpneregatipnalinenzS Stride
1890 9arfreitas, @otteSoienit.
$3.50 Sltertos. 6riibeotteSoienlt snianl
men nit Der Metbobiiten@9em.
$50 1aorgenS, Siterprogra1r11i1 segebe1
/ bon Der SDnltagSlhnle.
1890 llorgans. Sitersottesoienit.
] 100 na6mittags, Sunior GnbeaDor
/ 8erlanlnllung.
/ Wabrerlb bes MoreettS tDirb Der GbDl
/ Iiin9en; 6rau @dramn1el tritt als sD
| liitin auf. Die Girde nirO NIT 2iliel
5Iuno Bolmen eeld)nliidt iein.
ct. &etersfirde
9:3O Siterionntas, 5onntassidule.
llO.45 ppr1n. SfteraotteS0ienit.
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Gibner Der einsiee aanoioat
< * * * ss@ss y y y y * i * 4

0a Die s3eit peritriden LIT, innerbolb
ipelder Elm anberer &anbibnt fiir bos
Maporsonlt aufseitelIt iperben f0nnte,
10 bat 0b. Gibner nun feinen Gegner
i'm @ablfanpfe.
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Sd tuiinidbe hermit befannt
5r aeben, bah id meine Gan=
StSatrr fir Sas Wtapprsan,t
5uriidseSpaen babe.
9rei Mtal baben Sic mir fiir
oieies Mmt ibr Sertrauen ge=
ihenft; aber jett balte if IS
fir Sas @pbl Der Staot am
bienlthiten, tuenn ih surnds
trete.
8. u. Sritide.