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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-07-10
NEW UIM BROWN MINNESOTA WEDNESDAY, JULY 10

be any who doubted this, he would
be only too glad to enlighten them by
the most positive proof. His address
was well received. Mrs. L. B. Krook
then read the Declaration of Independ
ence and she acquitted herself of this
duty In an admirable manner
.. Cost of Lodge
:: Chas. A. StOlz was next introduced
as chairman of the building committee
and ne told of how the work had been
earned out, giving special praise to
Henry J. Meyer and Otto Heymann of
the building committee who had the
actual work of construction on their
hands. From the report he read it
appears that the actual sum so far ex-
pended is a triae less than $500. All
the logs and even some of the labor had
been donated and that is, why the lodge
did not cost any more in hard cash
than 1t did. He made special mention
OF two log donators, John Kruger who
donated a rock elm log and Henry
Mueller of CORTLAND who donated an
oak log, each of which was worth more
than $50. The log cabin as it stands
there is worth in the neig hborhood of
$4,000.
In 4OAAOW11lS uO1ldCOu 1OSS duu OC1l6T
materials:
: Anton Henle, Adam Bros, Otto
Wiedenman, Albert Knees, Herman
Pfaender, Matt. Siebenbrunner, j. P.
Graft, Chas. Getting, Ed. Reinhart,
Mic Reinhart, John Reinhart, Paul
Lehman, Otto Fritsche, John Seifert,
VIM. Hoffman, John Sturm, Paul Sturm,
Ry. Mueller, Fred Wellner, Jos. Alt
mann, VIM. Dehn, Herman Naeel,
Fred Lueder, Geo. Marti, Adolph Schell,
Vim. Schaefier, Emilia Schneider, Geo.
Wager, John Fritsche, Jake Hindermann,
Jack Klossner, Herman Fritsche, Jos.
Schaefer, Anton Hillesheim, Mrs. F.
II. Retzlaff, Alfred Vogel, Geo. Guggis-
berg, P. P. Manderfeld, Rudolph Masso-
pust, Rudolph Alvin, John Kruger,
Herman Held, Hauenstein Brig. Co., C.
A. Stolz, Ben Juni, Henry Steinhauser,
Henry Pfeifer, Albert Lueder, J. P.
Manderfeld, Aug. Backer, Elmer. Haze
berle, VIM. J. Julius, DR.. J. H. Vogel,
Louis G. Vogel, Andrew Tauer, Emil
Frltsche, John Mack, Otto Heymann,
Henry j: Meyer, August Frank, Her
man Juni, Philip Filzen, Christ Filzen,
John Essig, Fred Setter, Aug. schell
Continued on Page g.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-07-10
FIVE WILL TRAIN
At DUNWooDy inst
SPECIAL CALL ISSUED FOR MEN
NEEDED TO WORK 49,
2 AS MECHANICS
NEXT DRAFT WILL TAKE ONLY
THIRTY MEN, LEAVE LAST t..
OF MONTH

Word was received by the local board
June 29 to furnish five men for special
instruction as auto mechanics, carpenters.
electricians, radio operators and sheet
metal workers at Dunwoody Institute.
The men selected for this service are
VIM: n. E. Berger of Sleepy Eye and
the following registered from New Ulm:
Ben A. Rolwes who is now in Montana
as travelling salesman, Leo J. Seifert
who IS practicing attorney at Fair
mont and Alfred J. Groebner and Henry
Stechmann who reside here now.
- Necessary Equipment w.
Each man is expected to carry with
him at least two suits of undertaking
one suit OF outer clothing in good condi-
tlor, sweater, a stout pair of shoes,
three extra pairs OF socks and two bath
towels as he will be kept in civilian
clothing during the first three weeks
until he can be supplied with a uniform
and other clothing.
II. Next Draft Call ~ r.
Under call No. $40 Brown County is
expected to furnish 80 men. These will
entraln for Camp Wadsworth, Spartan
burg, S. G.. between the 22nd and tie
25th day Of July. The exact date has
not yet been announced.
Class I.Men Scarce
Only white men and men physically
qualified for general military service
are to be indicted under this call. Be
cause all the married men who were in
Class | have under recent amended in
StructlOnS been transferred into C1oec
IL, the local board will have some trouble
IN getting enough men for the next
draft without calling on some of the farm
help. 5s. .s..71 -
The five men called for special in
struction are to report for duty July Is
and will entrain on the M. & St. l.. at
l:l0 P. M. Of that day, arriving at their
destination shortly after, 6 o'clock.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-07-10
PFAENDER SPEAKS AT
GAYLORD. CELEBRATION
Announces Tender of His Services
To The Government And Urges
United Support OF Wars =.
Activities

A crowd of about 5000 people gathered
at Lake Titloe Park on the outskirts
of Gaylord to celebrate the Fourth
and to hear Hon. John w. Book of Glib
bon and Major Albert Pfaender of this
city deliver addresses. Mr.. Book gave
an interesting sketch of the events of
the Revolutionary War and emphasized
the necessity of united support of the
government in the present war.
Major Pfaender spoke in part Of the
attitude of the citizens of German origin.
He stated that this class of citizens had
never defended the government nor the
autocratic system of the Kaiser, they
had sympathized with the German
people, but the time for sentiment and
readjustments was past, and they fully
realized the necessity of united citi-
zenship. He spoke of the fact that as
there are now a million men in France,
it is the duty of everyone, no matter
what his attitude may have been as to
the justice of our entering into the war,
to stand by those men and the govern
ment and to respond to the extent of
his ability whenever called upon. ..s
He stated that he had some time ago
made formal tender of his services to
the government, and would gladly
respond to his country's call when it
came. He encouraged the singing Of
the American war songs, and discouraged
the speaking of German in public or in
the presence of those who do not under
stand the language. The audience,
which was largely Of German descent,
applauded his address literally.
Two bands were kept busy playing
patriotic airs during the afternoon, and
baseball game was played between
Gaylord and Gibbon, in which the latter
won out by score of three to one
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-07-10

A decision of the supreme court OF
this state, handed down June 18th
has created considerable interest among
the threshermen of the state in as much
as it means the saving to them Of thou
sands of dollars. 1t is of particular
interest also to people residing in or near
Madelia as it was there that the case In
question arose According to the Ma
della News the facts were as follows:
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-07-10
Threshing Is Farm Labor
Plaintiff Cannot Recover

THE case was then brought to the
supreme court on writ OF certlorary,
and after reviewing all proceedings
that court sustained the decision of
the District Court, holding that thresh-
ing was farm labor and as such plain
tiff could not recover.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-07-10
Program for Concert July Nth

L March. aThe Z. Field Artillery, . = cs#s
Pals I9gn Dlea1n Suppe.
Hnuet a. Paaio - H king
Z 40 grazloso
s. Air de Ballet la ... s.. = = I.
Internnission
e American March: Jublators . s 1....z 80
s. OVERTURE Gypsy M oMsk9
Mazurka DonzettI
Il Hungarian and g sss - s n loung
q Star Spanged Banner SIS sT 81 Dalnns
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-07-10
Sued Under Compensation Act

"John Bykle, The plaintiff was en-
ployed by Joseph Nero, as separator
tender during the fall of 1914, and
while so employed, accidentally in
jured himself while attempting to re-
pair the threshing machine, before
starting to work one morning. He
sought to recover compensation for his
injuries, under tho Worlmen's Com
pcnsation Act, passed in 1913.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-07-10
THESE MEN ARE WANTED FOR
THE u. S. A.
New Ulm, Mimi, July 6, 1918

New Ulm, Mimi, July 6, 1918.
To the Press of Brown County, MINI.
There is herewith transmitted to you
Provost Marshal General under date. of
July 3rd, and it is the wish OF this Board
that the Press give the widest publicity
to the same that they feel they can
afford to do. 1t is more favor to the
registered men of this county than to
the Board.
'sThe Engineer Corps is in need of
certain skilled men. The following types
of men are desired:
Auto Repairnen Horseshoers
Axemen Lithographers
Blacksmiths Machlnlsts
Boatmen Buglers
Bridget Carpenters Photographers
Cabinet-makers Plumbers
Caulkers POWdermen
Concrete .Foremen Quarrymen
Cooks Rlggers
Craftsmen Saddlers
Electricians Shoemakers
Gas enginemen Surveyors
Stationery engine Tailors
men IeamSterS
Farriers Telephone Operators
Topographers Timbermen.
Under this 'FWant Column any reg
istrant of the June 1918 class can get IN,
provided they waive all time limits for
classification and examination. The time
for listing under this call with the Local
Board expires Saturday, July 18th, SO
that men who wish to take advantage OF
this opportunity must act quick. II by
that time not enough voluntary men have
been procured, the draft will be used to
secure the allotment of this Board
The Local Board for Brown County,
Minnesota, wishes to extend its thanks
to the Press for it's help in the work OF
carrying out tie Selective Service Law,
and hopes that this favor will receive
the attention of all.
By order Of
Local Board for the County of Brown
State of Minnesota,
New Ulrn, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18
Den banife @resie oun Erinss Mrel.

Da 8rins Mrel, ser iom befjenot
flor Eiben er berobre I Stater1te, /
|<glif fplote sc, iffrD Sopeoltaos-
|blaoet u&bbbb1." o1n E5an: 4.
u@rins 8aloemurs nniteloltc Syn
fp16er 80 @ar bg gaar m1ti6ig meo
lit Enhancement til @nptain / Mari-
men mo ben mo6nere Man6boms-
'al6er.. Srins Mrel og bans tire 8re-
Ore b6rer til 6e met popllpre blanoi
bort &ongebus' Meolernt11er. Srit,
men foritanoigt oporagne begbn6te
6e ti6ligt at toge Del / BDens 2ib
poa lige SOB me6 8pens @orgere,
og ON oenn ale, men iinr ON Brins
Mrely mao man iige, at Sc 1nort lprte
ben &n11it at optr96e i9bnt og bra1t=
frit noen bog nogeniin6e at lo6e set
gno 10 ODER SEN 8nroigbe6, 6ereS
bp1e Rorg frabe6e reipefteret. 8rins
Mrel bar Sc forlpbne Mor bnnoet Tia
mango 8e11ner / &raft al fin nfunit-
leoe og faite 0ptre0erL og Sc fom-
me16e Mar bi1 iiiffffert bringe BAN
e1t6nn mango flere."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18

teen for Mrbeioe Hanot ren1meo=
ffssote apinoer. e. Der blepen etqbles
ret IS Snternationale SSnitituter,
Der beifieftiger so glrbei0ere. Soc.
etbpert sprog fien6t ber 2an@
bet CT M re~preierteret benne
@r11ppe. On ltor Del al Be Sefre-
tprer, Ser gier Sieneite ! oisie Gent
rer, er Snofp6te fra oct 2ano, bbiS
9prog Be r%eprp1enterer, og bpab
hisfe Sefretarer Tan n6rette, for
me6 Senipn til nopifling
al 6orftaael1en al So10oter=Snofal=
1ellen, 2obene angaoenoe De 9jenelt=
2ipsasluronce, @pinocnS
til Mrbejoe, 2opene pao
bette Smraa6e og alle andre Sor-
Bol6 al Snteresle for Ell &Din6e, Oct
fgler fig ielo ION en- Greanmco, CT
nemt 1off at foritaa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18
EanBtru1t, talfr.
Zen fienbte ifanbinapiife @an6ibat
til Gurbnnosienatet ira Montdae
nbpifler fine Mnifnelier / StatS:
!. Central @pmiteeus M16e.

9en befjen6te, ffanoinapilf fp6te,
,Dr. 3. so. Sam trum fra ,Selena,
W}ont., Ser er Republican, 4anbt-
bot for Il. g.. Senator fra Montand,
bol6t forle6en en- 19ngere Gale be6
|6en rem1b1ifanife Stots Central &o-
mites Mg6e / @elena, Sport ba1 b..
a. iag6e:
6erit og alt %oDerbejen6e al al1c
Spgrgsmaal er &rigen, foroi Set er
Tolfets &rtg, ollie &ldsier / Solicit.
Set republifanife Borti bar / iom
|noenfor &ongresfen biet itn beoite
til Sielp for at binoe SRI
gen, og giort BET u6eluffenbe al pa.
triottife @rl1n6e, life / 8ortipjemeo.
Sen 6emofrattife galgfnnpagne
bill babe uSfano BIZ tbe Hreii6ent"
lom 6eltraob. @erom CT a1le enigs,
men 6eraf fplger life, at man bebp=
Der at beige 6emofratiife &o11oioo-
ter til &ongresien. Nationens 6or=
maa1 er beolt tient meb, at Ser fin
beg WGnb al begge 8artier / &ou.
dresfen, enbber al 0em 100 Brocel1t
Mmerifaner, f6rlt BELT igjenr1em LOB
al, 6erngit abiolut inp6 enbber an.
ben S1ags Sre6 ems en- fao6an, scr
un6erifribeS / Berlin.
81 mao otter og otter beD6e Dor
@elpilie moo De arbei6en6e alasier
og arbeibe for Gremme of 2obgip-
ming, Ser bill bore Mrbei6er1fonoen
til @abn. &ompenintions 2open
mao fu1oifenoiggigres 6erben, at Ben
beore fan nofDl0e fine gormaaI. Sc
bite Bri1er for Sc 6aglige Sorn96en=
beoer b6r reguleres be6 Bob. Borti
Mlatformen b6r l16ta1e fin Misbilli-
gelle al rloblig M6nDttelle pna Bette
Smraaoe. Ser b6r itemmes for ab-
ioInt Nro5ibition.
n0en Sarmernes gilIi6 Tan set
repnblifonife 8arM life giere fig
Soab ON S11fces. NoroDeltens 6ar.
mere, o%erl1noer Monfanas, bar babf
goo @rn11o til at befIage ffq ober
5ilitanoe S%orbinoelfe meo Grade
ring al beres 9ro6ufter pg bigies
tic Morfeoa oen bpie
Gerte paa beres 2aan % ganffelig-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18
10. @. AZ Arhrjnr
Mrbejoet blanbt fremmebfpote
&binber.

9ete Mrbei6e, iom inoenfor Or
ganiiattonen 9. IS. 6. 81: alti6 er
b1ebe1t u6f6rt me6 i9rlig S%nteresie,
ct ii6en &rige1t traa6t inb / en M
og meget mere omfatten6e @baic.
Sen fremme6f96te &bin6e, nabrltg
paa @r1tno af fit nbefienotlfab mes
@progG, ftaar oberf OF mango ME
&roblemer fi6en &rigeL bboraf ifffe
min6it Ben lobor6ne6e Sn6fa16e1!e
til@rigstieneite, 1om bar taget0eano.
.56nrer bef fra Siemtne11e og an
bragt Dem iiSfpttegrabe1e, 6e man-
ge Maa6er Dporpoa 8%efolfningen
.cpfor6reS til at it9tte @rigsf6relien.
.oib., Set aniIaaes, at ODER 8 MeA;.
lioner al fremmeofp0te Der i 2an-
BET life font tale @ngelf, eller laa
6aarligt, at Sc lite foritaar 6ets Me-
ming. us b1ann aIe 6isie Men1e-
fffm bar 9. SO. 6. 81. fen6t Soft, Ser
paa ollie Maaoer fori9ger at inb-
prerte benz 8etp0ningen al ole
.6isie forifieIige @igremaal og Sor-
f%taaelien of 2anoets Sormoal og
Sffiffffe. So u2uiitmio" b1eb torpe-
beret, og Dumpifibsliniense @o1tor
beitornreoes al angitelige &Din6er,
Ser nappe NOT foritoo, bborom set
oreiebe fig, ien6te 8. So. g. 81. GoHe
! p forifiellige Sprog 10 b1anbt
Mnngoen. Sor 6e &bin6er, Der fom-
mer til De tore @antomrementer for
i6ge beres man6ltge NaarGrer1be
b1a11of Sol0aterne, er Snltthutione1g
So1fe ogiaa offe Ell goo 5fgtte. On
Mepngoe er nl:fait anidtte beo Ra11-
'to111ter1enfer11e og arbeioer beo
rSoitefg &o11ies1 @iennem Rorni-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18

beben be66 d na areoh. Serpadbpr
Norhet biGlpe. M Non=8urfim
2eague bar b1n6et en- noiitrah Grem-
gang blanbt NorobetenS Sarmere,
er notrpf for en- Gonomif Bebps
gelie blanM De ager6Drfenbe &lns.
let, iom life mna nnberpurberes.
Set er 8epis for at Ser er @rn1lb
for &lage, lom efter bebite gbne mna
ofbjGlpes. Sarmeren fgler, at ban
fife iom andre &lasier / Solicit bio-
inotH bar babt 2ejligbe6 til at orga-
r1tlere Zig, og at bans Mrbej6sreInI-
toter paa mango Maa6er li6er Ser
UNDER. Soar ban mi bar gjort set,
.er bet bans &et lom Hligt moo Jig
ie1p. Garmerens gpnner fpmper /
5fDtegrabette, 6e far alle gibet 6e-
reg 5fi9rb til 2ibertp Bombs og ef=
ter beoite @pne biulpet mes til at
boloe Sllten borte fra bore MIliere-
:oes 9pr. 8armernes 2opalitet er
ct bpieite Gppe og olorig oragen /
Epibl. Mon=Bartiions Me6lemsli-
tie beitaar u6eluffen6e at Tormere.
Sm oisfe Men6s @atriotisme ton
Der fife bore Ebibl. Naar ser Ser.
for fra bisie Solo paaitones, at 81
gae1s 2e6elie ct i forlige Sen6er,
at oe1s Hlotform gaar / Metning at
sociolisme, maa set buifes at qabn%
lige &eformer tom life gisres poa
en- Dag: 55remifri6t naoes .be6 Ell
S1lbpieligbe6 bos ollie interes]ere6e
Hartier at mp6es poo Solppeien og
erres ON set be61te.
Mle @orgere | Montana moo mg-
oes i. Goritoaelfem ,ot at Sc bar: en-
fplleS Snteresie: .Snabel EiIben-
gere iom Mo6itan6ere al Mon,9arti.
ian 2eagne b11r6e mi11oes, at en-
egentlig @efortm poa Sc Hunfter,
:5Dor Sarmeren f91er fig brgitboloe1,
biloe birfe til @abt ii. begge @i6er.
for bet er ct bel faftilaaet Erincip /
Fstatsgforomien, at 6en prooucere1,-
De Mosies @elfero alti6 ogiaa TOM
mer allie 6em til gooe, Der paa noger,
Moaoe itaar / Sorretningsforbinoel-
ie me6 Ben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18

uDe &rgfter, Der bioin6hI bar
fomtrolleref Sen tpife Motion, er al
bernabnte Slags. Set itaar til Sen
tDife @ation at iette 6em It's al
.Spi1ld. 9e @raii6entens Der cite
reoe Sro letter en- naturIig 8etiu-
'gel1e, Der mao opfpl6es forin6en6reo,
3bis 5reo ifaI fomme. giennem set
,tDife So1fs cgne &on6Iinger.
nNBrefioenten ipnes at maatHe
nbtale, al efter bnns Mnifuelie bill
Bele SreoSprocesien forn1ne til at az
bpnge al Ben eri6elig afgiprenoe og
hlfre6Sitillenoe @urafter af Sc 60
iantier, om Tan ofgiDes paa bette
fntiomnentqle 8unH: Set er en- nfra-
bigelig B%etingelie at De R~egieringer,
Der itaor tmo6 gpif1mb, n1aa. bi6e
1oenfor enbberGpiA me6 bbe1n Sc
bar at gigre.
rEsrnfi0erten bill eibe ct iprifiIt
sSbar M ben forgeIige og feiferliae
.eitria=a1rrgarfe Megiier1iilm.a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18

-%eE@ S&N#5 $500 = +%@9"|t sT - - = "E.l
nbfripntng bar birfiotn Mooitanb
mob ariasf1relen:4 2opale Mmeri.
fanere Ton life itptte S. So. 8.sog
.Monpartiia11 1noer 6eres nllparenos
.2e6elle, !:
Ser er to Masier Menneifer, for
bbem leg 5ar min6re 8rng emo for
noge1 m6en: BEN enc er tie 8rofiteer.
=og ben nn6en Sfl11fere og 9ag6ri.
bere. SSngen bgr funre tjene fig rig
paa &rtgen, Dg ben, iom erbperbcr
fig Benge al BET Slag, ban faar
.8lobpenge."
rSSeg fommer iffe ber for at 6rpfte
politiffe 5p6rgsmaal / Sen gjengie
8etponing. Sen ferite og ltpr'te
MGrfeiag er 2opalitet. Seq onbefa-
Ter &nlte geellons og @uberner
!8urnqnilts @jenbolg noeluffen6s
pua bette @run6log.
Se11ator &n1te Mellon. borstient
|'Staten loin %offentlig Manb /: ODER 80
Mar, og nn6er belle fit 8irfe, og ior=
Zig it6en ban bar b9ret Me6lem al
2an6sfenatet, bar bansberet en- al 6e
'bpgtisfte og be0erliglte og melt bel
ftsbte Mmerifanere ! oct offentlige
Qib / belle Qanbet.
Sen 5. Nopember bill antagelig
|blipc iioite Gong Solicit Minneioto
bill babe Mnleonina:til at tolfe fin
Sat for og fin &aaffisnnel1e al, bba6
BON bar beret % u6rettet i lit offent-
lige Glib, og Ben bebite Moa6e at
gipre bette paa er at gibe bnm set
Itgrite 5temmeantal, 1om nogen &a1=
|6ibnt for ct offentligt &berp 1,oge1-
|1inbe for faaet / Minneioto. Derbe6
Epil .Statens Soft be6re fig ielb, ar1-
erfie116e Melions itore 6ortjeneiter
% fntte Solicit i.be andre Deles:af
f2ditoet / Observation-Disclosures til
Winne1oto.
@l1berner 81rnquilt bor beret en-
iaa fraftig arigsgrDerner, iom Ser
bar beret / bele 2o11bet. Sra set
|9jeblif, hi fone meb / &rigen, los
5an dit anbet fare og biebe beIe fir
&raft til lopalt Mrbejbe for 2an6et
og Solicit. &an bar peret fulM no
Mmerifaner og bop6et, at Ri ollie full
De bore belt l1b Mmerifanere, og ban
bar bgret for Sen froftigit mulige
&rigsfgriel, til 2an6ef fan tilbir16e
|ftg Sreo be6 en- operbelben6e 9eir.
Sen bitre 0ppofition moo bar1
bar bpret le6t meb mageles Ono<
ffab al Tof, ibis %pirfelige SSrbpen-
bling MOB bonn en-, at BON er abiolut
IoDnl.
2obale Mmerifanere b6r i1aa Sling
ON @rbern6r 8ur1quiit lite min6it
pno @rrnb al 6ers &, iom fpres
moo bam at Nonpnrtiian 2eague og
s. SO. 49,"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18

-.tH-.H#A ET.E.&
0nfelen: u@ig mig engang, aar11
tror on baa 0r6mme??"
Neb6en: uNei."
0nfe1en: rgeaa, set bnr rart, ieg
oremte nen1lig, at oil piloe p1rr1pe
mig for so @ro11er.
NeDeen:: Scr ffan 0u. ie, at man
iHe fan tro poa Drgmme; ieg mna
t1ernltg babe min6if 100 &roner."
@ieiten: u8ette ifaI bel bore en-
8gf a Ia Noropol2"
Sieneren: r@bor1eoes met1er Ser
ren.?2"
@ieiten: $50 - ben er lao Dons
ffeltg at op6age."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18
DEUTSCHLAND UBER ALLEs!'
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1871 og viste Verden, hvilke Pla-
ner Tyskerne pg den davaerende
Kejser den Gang hayde. Digtet er
skrevet paa ire Sprog, tysk, dansk
og svensk, og det er nylig kommet
for Lyset igen Sverrig efter at
have veret forglemt mango Aar.
.Digtet var skrevet af en- Apoteker
Ring i Holding, Danmark, og blew
syu1nget f6rste Gang we'd en- Sammen-
komst af skandinaviske A~potekere
i G0teborg j Sommeren 1871. -
Dets aktuelle ~Interesse j Ojeblikket
er uomstridelig.
Sehr haben wir Frankreich be-
kriegen
nit Kanonen, NIT schwert und nit
Brand,
und Elsass und Lothringen liegen
Ell mer i fortrykkende Hand.
-: Der Kaiser ist gross
und Bismarck famos;
sic liegen Embargo
pa ALT, som kan fish
Auch haben wir Schleswig be-
siegen,
die sInseln und Upland geklemmt;
wir trampen die ruhmyollen Site
gen
und nehmen ganz Danmark be-
stemt.
-: Der Kaiser ist gross, etc.
Und schweden list prachtig III ha-
ben,
es hat einen Hafen so gut;
Karlskrona-ha1t, lasst ms begra-
ben
die schwerter in svenskarnas Blut!
der Kaiser ist gross, etc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-18
.sDerpaa vii Holland vi knibe,s4 ].
und Belgien nehmen wir auch;
:-ass z 5Hi tsc ~ " - -.
.Smaalaende, Diet kan man begribe,
verschwinden bel uns vie Elm

oSAr" w D0A uAo VIC OAn
Rauch.
-: Der Kaiser list gross, etc. s. {
Och efter den store kampanjen
damn sind wir so fr01ich und fret;
damn nehmen iwir Oestereich und
Spanien
sammt England med HUSBAND,
Turkei.
Der Kaiser list gross, etc. -
Auch Asien wir okkupieren -
think. Tyskland SO stort Diet kan bli!
Und Afrika wir annektieren,
Amerika wird Kolonie.
Der Kaiser ist gross, etc. -
Auf Jorden es kann SIGH NIGHT
lohnen,
sic ist elm 81 kleine Planet;
nit Molkte und Truppen mach Maa-
vi gaar med Elektricitet.
-: Der Kaiser list gross, etc. s.
Wir befesten damn beide Pollen
nit 1000 Pfund Batteri,
und damn bombardieren wir So1en-
Gud we'd dog, naar Diet kan bli!e !:
=: Der Kaiser ist gross, etc.
Och sedan vii vi. udruste
cine .himlische Expedition;
der Kaiser und seine Auguste ~
besuchen Colt, Water und Sohn.
- Der Kaiser list gross, etc. -
tpen Himmel wir damn anektieren.
und Wilhelm wird Colt SO minsann!
Die HOLE wir auch okkupieren,
und Bismarck-han skall bill Fan!
-: Der Kaiser list gross
und Bismarck famos;
sic liegen Embargo
pa ALT, som kan FAST
BY courtesy of ex-Gov.
John Lind.