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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-05
SENATORS DEMAND
R~ETRENCHMENT IN
PUBLIC EXPENSES

Washington, Dec. demands for
rctrenchmont in government oNpondi-
lures were voiced again today IN the
senate. senator Borah, OF Idaho. re-
publican. IN bringing up tho subject.
said h "a IN the first month OF re
trenchment, November. expenditures
reached the highest point since the
war started Democratic Leader Mar
stin assured tho senate that ne be-
licVed the country Was being brought
To bankruptcy and that hc had To-
pentodly urged virtually an depart .
ment heads 40 cut down expenses.
Senator Kenyon, republican. of
Iowa, urged tho advisnhiiitv Of cailing
into conference tho hCuds Of Tho var-
Gus departments ana Bscertatntup
from them how expenditures nre he.
ing reduced Senator Martin said BE-
was IN constant touch with Chairman
SherlcN of the house appropriation
committee who has instituted such an
Investigation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-05

former Emperor William and the om-
press In the same suite on the trial
trip of the George Washington.
The reports that the presidential
suite has been fittod mp In a luxurious
mpnne are untrue.
The oscorting ~dcstroyers, with the
%battlcship Pc%nnsNlVania, leading the
column, are keeping in close touch
with the steamship carrying the presi-
dent. Mine swccpors are running be
fore the bow OF the ship. They are
loaded with steel billcts Ia insure
then deep draught
The weather today was clear and
cold, the pale sunlight making the cs-
cort Observable from the decks OF the
presidents steamer
The president slept late and took
breakfast with Mrs. Wilson Afto.-
ward the president worked with his
stcnoEraphor and examined tho on,
ciul wireless messages which included
several applications Tor ciomonCN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-05
To Keep Veteran
YankS in France
Till Peace Comes

Washington. Dec. & - Secretary
Baker gave u as his personal opinion
today that mono Of the veteran IT.
visions OF the American army IN
France will return home before peace
formally rs declared He indicated
that the tried fighting men would
compose the bulk of the force TO be-
kept In Europe FOR the present
Heretofore, tho understanding has
been that the rainbow division and
two or three other famous unita
would DC brought home q leaving
their places 10 be nlled by SOME OF the
newcomers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-05
Ten Are Dead in
Chile TemblOr

Bucnos Aires. Dec. D. Latest re-
ports from northern chile where O. sc-
we're earthquake occurred Wednesday
are that ton persons are dead and 100
injured seriously. The earth shock
was foit most severely in the district
between Tnlt1l aud Ippi1pp Trl,-
gr1phic communicate with Guile ID.
great ydelayUd.
Heavy material damage was caused
by the seismic movement and railway
lines were destroyed AT manN points.
Hundreds OF homes are reported To hc
in ruins. The damage be- said to be
serious throughout tho province OF
Atacama u the southern part OF An-
totagustH province.
\ tidal wave al Caldcru. south at
A~ntofagasta, causcd heavy damage
and DESTROY ed the harbor works.
II "a girl really ana truly loves q
man she doesn't try 10 find out what
the ring costs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-05
Parcel Post May
Put Crimp Into
Cost of Living

Washington, Dec. Plans Tor an
assault on the high cost Of Twins by
extension uf rDral parcel post through
the use OF army mote trucks were
explained today hy Assistant postn1as-
ter General Bidkolcc to the house
posiufficc committee.
MIR. Blakeloc iu asking for s.. 000.-
0g0 for the ruraI service Tor the year
beginning Jul, g. next. said trucks
for the proposed service would be
turned over by the war department
without charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-05

always favored an agreement between
Germany and Great Britain 4 mum.
Der of his best friends We're la Eng
la@d and he only wished he could live
there as "a private citizen,
- qunrroled with my father In re-
gard 10 Great Britain he continued.
II told him the British would be
against ". lie never believed this
and would not take into that
possibility
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-05
FORMER CROWN PRINCE SAYS
HE WOULD LIKE TO LIVE IN
ENGLAND AS MERE CITIZEN
~ r-s ASSOCIATED rRrss

London Dec. You English
clamor "a get father aud me away
from Holland We are down and cut
md my father Is Il broken man Isn't
that enough punishment 200 the former
German crown prince said In an inter-
view on the island Of Wieringcn. where
he is informed, with d correspondent
of the Daily Mirror.
Frederick william added that he
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-05

After q mi gets ON the shad,
side OF forty phe speaks of herself as
"us girls
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-05

Coal win not gt any cheaper. or.
der CcrriIlos now. Hahn Coal 60.
Phone 0f.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-05
issih

About the time u man csins 10
feel hls Importance others begin to
doubt II. min
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-05

ExTR n EXTRA.

Ladies' wanted at Red Cross
} work rooms
Since pearo is declared work
D has been stopped ON surgical
} dressings, but there h an emcr-
} gcncy demand for hospital gar
dents and refugee garmcntr One
} Enrment nov Will bc Of infinitely
, greater servicc IN saving life than
} many gafmcnts three months
} from now. Tuesday night classes
, VIII continue but Thursday night
! classes are abandoned. Tho flu
! will not get you while YOU I
, working for the boys over there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-05

4 lazy liver leads to chronic dys-
pcpsia and constipation--wsakons tho
whole system. Doan's Regulets (30c
per boN) act mildly on tho liver and
bowels. AZ all drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-05

GRAFTON of some important points to
Toe considered. We will AZ an APP
propriate time report 10 congress such
information, suggestions on recon-
mcndations AZ We believe may be of
assistance IN solving the many ana
difficult transportation Problems
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-05

a truthful enemy is better than "a
lying friend.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-07-26
9lrbeiter Geriantmlungen

Sean 5piel1na1t1l llrtb Soib Brabp,
ste lpoblbefa1rlten Srgantiatoren Der
G)emerfidafte1l lparelt a1lfangS Ser @o6e
pteber IN Ser 5tabt nnO bielten Morz
@aeabe11o eire 9pe5tal 8eriannlung
BET Bauarbetter u1b 1tle Morfers
ob. Sour 9outtne Gel6dfte ipllrben
erlebtgt.
Die Garment Worfers", &Dde,
9luftpdrterinnen lu1b Ohuiifo1ten batte11
0tenstagabenb eine gelnetnldoftltde
Sserla1nnrlllns moielbit ote 6rase be-
treffs Outrageous fir uebarters" be-
iproden 1purbe. Der Gbarter fiir ote
u@arlnent Morfers" TT beretfS bier einz
getroffelr. SEER 5pielmann l1l0 au65
SEER Brabp babe1l ii6 aftip an Der pr
beiterzGonpent in 8irgir1ta beteiltgt
uno babe11 tapfer fir Seem Tim gefdnpit
u1lo iebr btel oa5n betgetragell ble
Go1tpe11tion fir SEEM Tim 81 iid'er11.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-07-26
sssdbrli6es Nsii1ip,,gfeit.

Da8 am lekte11 Counting auf benz
College 5iieel abgebaltene MiliionSz
felt ser bieligen ct. BaulS ll1tberilden
aair0e farn IN iegli6er 5inii6t als
@rfplg betradtet 1peroen. 3u oteler
5eter batten it6 iiber 1000 erlpahle1n
gerlo1len eingefunoen.
Sen @ptteSbt Mt morgens -bieH
Naltor Goe1lig bon gruman IN bea1tld)r
gpra6e. 9la6nlittag8 CAB eS slDef
5elt9ottesbierite. Die bentl6e BreaIgtt
btelf Yrof. s3obn Mener, Ser reue Di=
reftor beS 9r. Martin 2ntber GDIIlag
uno Baltor gnltap Nlbre6f BON a5a,
Beter bielt bte eneliide Breibgt.
Ser gbor Ser &ir6e u1lter 9eitulfg
bon Hrof. S. Neuter trng etli6e ain=
dend)6re Dor. Die gonrtlanb &apelh
nelde 5ngegen mar, begleitete sic ge='
meirDe BET benz 5inge1l Ser Sir
denlieoer. MnBerbe1ll trllg bie. aaz
pelle poplllare Mniif III Der Ddttass=
pal11e Dor. DeSgleiden cine illlpro=
piiirfe aapelle beitebeno aus Inniifasa
i1elt 9rdftell aus ben gemeinoeluia
glieoern, 3.
Gle Hbli6e &ollefte fir bie einlelraa
me MdIiio1l ipurbe anfgelonlnlen sfpesz
de lebr sufrieoenite tellellO ausffie an9
nuroe11 grfriff6 6nnsen ferpirt ipopoH
Der Neinertrag audi II 0ie aGlle fifrls
einbeilniide Miiiton floB. Der e=
luh BON GourtlaIb, Giiie, 9ieollet llIo5
gleepn gne ipar beioIDer8 itarf. sxs
iparen au1 1elega afionell BON rlllllauy
81 sa1nes atlo alloere1l 4 ldtell an.
lpeie1o.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-07-26
strp1mittfuer in gdiul1litdte11

Sobn 6, aodtpap, friber IN 5prtnsz
ftelb mobnDaft u1tb au6 bier befa1nt,
nurbe lebten 5amStag I'M andn1an
potel arretirt u1tb u1lter gsa6e na6
gSaieea gebra6t no er por Der oortige1l
aofalbebDroe 81 eri6eine11 batte Gr
bate ii6 III 8aieca reetitrtrt llab So e.
,erbetrafet mar, fpllrbe er tn alalfa 4
geitedt. gS f0etnt ieood, baB er 1lnb
ieine Srau li6 getrennt baben ll1lb beS@
luegen iDurbe er aufgeforoert por Der
@aleea 2ofalbeb0roe bebufs neuer alai@
fifieieruns 81 erfdeineit. 8ieS Der=
fdlnlte er 5u tim ullo bteral1f erfolgte
ieine SnDaftnab1le.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-07-26

Sn elmer pertoeten gitnng oeS 5tabt=
ratS mel6e 9tellstagna6nlittag abge=
baltell mllrbe, iDrroe Ser get1eralz
aplltraft fir Ste 9taotbalfe an Die
6. q. Ibo1na8 Contribution SO. s1nu
ct. Saul fiir bie 9un1r1e bon $751;
.753 pergebe11. 8. s.. @allager BON
Sartbault erbielt SEN ao1ltraft FIn
5eiSlllg 1nab 8ertilatio11 fir Sc, ,759
u1o ben fir Rlu1l,btag 1n1b ganitaHtou
far S6,756. Die sleftrifhe SnihIiie=
r111tgsarbett befam Ste 2angforb Gfeetrn
So, bon Ofill11eapolis fin $3.50 mlo
ben gontraft fiir Die ltllterirolI6e Sei=
5l11g tpuroe Ser Weloen Softer graD
So, BON O}tnneapolis fir 81 S44,427 ,427 su=
geiprode11. 1ie Nngebotef fiir elef=
trtld5e uDirture8" tpnr0en abgelptelelL
Die Nngebote lpnroe1t W}ontagna6nltttas
serDff1let n11b be11lelber nabnltttag r11b
abe11o8 beraten. Die pergebenen Go1lz
tate belaufen lt6 auf $S4 l45-
Ste auoeren 2tnsebotefir bte @enerd
Go11traft moren ipie folet:
s. s.. 91elIon 60, W1alttatp, S69;=
900; SalneS Neterlon, Wdnneapoltsg
$685. ,265; Yublnan grOs., $7l ,00gs
W9aolon Gorltruetion So, N1inneapoltsy
S66, ,O96; 2alprenee Gonltrnetion Gny
Oe}i1lneapolts, 500, 900; 96ilt & Sen-
RIGGS, Gebmooo Tal8, $6e,7Oo.
Slit 5eisung uno We11tilatior lparen
folaelloe lngebote eireelaufen: Weloelz
YolterOran So, Wd,1neepeli8, SIC, ,940s,
Biorflnan Bros,, Nltnn1eapoli8, S9, COZ
s.. S. @allager, 6artballlt, So, 1856
GbaS. @ilftnS & So, Wnneapoiiss
SIS $50, s. SO. MalterS, SSnc, Wea1fatay
S9,662;; SEQ. so. Me@earp & goMs
l5t, Saul, Sc, 1886.
Sir uYlumhirs nrlb 9atitatton.
Ibafte1l itt1 folgenbe 8elperber ger1elDef::
EBeloe11Boiter @rap SO, Mnneapelfss
I$8, ,952; Biorf111an grps. Wimneapolisg
tS7 ,88444; s. S. @allager, TaribGuhv
81 ,l59; GbaS. gSilfinS & So, Mdnnea=
|poliS, 81, 500; 6. so. Maiter8, sGuev
Manfato, $7,329; Geo. 80, WacG)earRy
e. 5on ct. Saul, $3.50.
Sir eleftrilde Contribution lagen
fol9erbe Mngebote Dor: @elben Hnslsss;
grap So, Mir1neapoliS, $2,996; G9ass
golabed, Bro8. 60, Milpallfee, ST.
4334; N1tnneapoltS electric & GonltrHe=
ton So, Mtn11eapoliS, $2,980; Sang
forb electric So, Minneapolt8, S2g
! 45O; @9terltng electric 60, $3,024ss
Oein11eapoliS Gelctrte @qllip1nent Co.,
s2,998.
Sir eleftrtide uUirtureS" lporen mn:
Efolgenoe bret Nngebote etngelallfen: U2,
S. Brabp 6irture Mfg. So, Oei1mea=
fpoltS, 81 ,485.70; MetnnelDta Gbanbetter
So, ct. Saul, $94l.25; aEerhns5
electric So, Wainneapolt8, Sl,76S-
Sir ste unteriroiide 5etglna t)at1esa
folgelbe pter Jirlnen Nn9ebote sei1gs=
lretdt: Weloen Softer @ran So, Dim
l11eapolts, 81 ,427, s. s. @anager
Gartbault, S4,618, @ba8. WilfinS d
So, Oetrlneapoli8, So, ,996; Sec. M.
Necgearp & 5onL ct. 8anl, s. ,S9l,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-07-26
Neparatnrelt nn GDlllt:
tD Gebduoelt.
9tngebpte pcrlangt fit Sampfbei5ung
int GeriGtsgebauOe lrD 8efdnaz
mig. Gehnungen fit beinaDe
S600O,GO betpilltgt, gtufieber
auf Gp,intpfarm er6dlt Ge1alts5u=
lage.

Sn ei1ler @rtraperlan11n[lltg Der
Gountnfon1n1iiidre, Ste a1n II. Suit I'M
G1erid1tSgebduoe absebalten ipurbe, paren
olle G)lteoer ollpeiello auSgenon1men
q, S. 8. @5rafL Ser it6 nod I'M 5Diz
pttol IN 9sodelter beftl1bet.
9lnnolt 9tlef 5eifert BON 9prtrgz
fielo erlhtel1 Dor ser Beb0rbe llnb u11terz
breitete ei1e Sitti6rift, ote bon lnl9efdbr
so Steuer5ablern aus Stateln lnter=
id)rtebel1 mar. 9art1l neroen Ste Goun=
tnfon111lilldre erindt, tie m06ten 5lt
ser 8elptlligung BON $2500, Dte am z.
Stunt fiir 3erbeiierl1s Ser 2a1lbitraben
genta6t >porben NOR, etnen 3ulab bt1lz
Sufiisen lt1lo angebel, melde gtraben
Suerit perbelert merben iollen. 1ieieI
2ln9elege1lbett murDe at Ste aufieber
oes betreffenoell Tolpnlbip permieiell ote
ollein ooriiber 81 beittn1n1en bobe11.
9an1pfbei5mng.
0oS GDnlitee fir baS @jertdtsge=
60lOe, nurbe ongelptele1l, Nngebote fir
Die SetSa11loge et15uforoer1l 0te ga1l5e
2(ulooe t1n Gert6t8gebdnbe unb tnl
GountpgefQng1lts iol[ nod Hldnen unO.
gpestftfattonen, Ste bon Gba8. q. Bill8z
6uro & So. a,1sgearbeitet lplroe11, unngez
Q11oert peroe11. Die 9lrsebpte n1iilien
big gum "a. 2lusuit eingeret6t iein.
: Steuern 5u bDd).
9te Sitte bon Caroline Senntg Inn
grnieorisu1g Der @iniddbung 1n1b 3u=
rtideritottl1ng bon 9teuern allf tbr
Gtoe1ltun1 IN Sleepn G1e tpur0e fir be-
redttot befl1lbe1 unb etne babtnlautenbe
G1npfeblu11s lit an bte ltaatltde gteuerbe=
8b0roe ab9egange1l.
Sn Sahen Ser 9(rmenfarm.
9os Gon1itee fir bte 9lrrnenfarnt
g1npfoDl, oab 8. Scoop & 5obn ben
01elt ser 8auillnr1ne, 11drnli6 1896, err
bate, ste lie fir SEN 8au elmer S6eltne
o1f ser Nr1llenfarnt 5ltgut batter.
Der gebolt BON Garl g8albert, 0en
9(ufieber ouf Ser Nrr1erfar1n tprrbe auf
$4,000 SEN O}onat erbDbt. Dteien
Setrae erbdlt er bonn |. Suit an.
0os Go1l1ttee bert6tete au6, bab
So. gS. 8oer bas Ble6ba6 ouf bem
Geridtseebd11oe fertisseitellt babe. 9aut
Gontraft lit er bafiir 5l $763.65 be-
redttgt. Der 8etrag tpuroe betDilltgt.
2anbitrake ferttg.
Go1n111ilIQr Halner retdte et11er
idriftli6en 8eriht Elm iiber Nrbett, bie
an Der Staotsltrabe go. 6 ge1nu6t lporz
ben mar. Die Srnn1n1e BON 81, 1920
lol an bie I'm 8ertdte senan1lten Ser
ioner oll8besoblt merbe11.
Die 51n11n1e BON S776.08 purbe fir
oas Gbnen ser 2a11oltrabe 9fo. 2 be-
mtl(tot u1to S467,1 fiir 9lrbeit an 2aab=
itrobe 9lo. 3. neber bieie Nrbett lag eth
8eri6t por, Ben apmntildr Golano
et1tgeretdt bate.
9fed]nungen TN 8etrage BON $780,
63 lpurben belpilligt uuo 5ur 3ablung
angeiptelen.
5ierorf folgte gertagung Ser ge=
IC,.Sn
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-07-26
sld,tuns Sarmer,

Sic lperoen hermit ange=
lpieien, allen Wei5en, ben Ste
TT Sbrem 8eiit DOer utter
eSbrer Gpntrplle baben pDr
Samstag Natbt, ben "a. Suit
1918, i1t Sbrem na6itett Sc
freioeipei@er pSer in Der Wtnble
ab5uliefert+
Understanding fiir 9saD=
rungsmittel in Wiin1eipta
g. 9. 8De,
Spe5. Gepr.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-07-26
g5ol6e iDeldle ii(fl 0eTt aehrberlr
!: x i: X * x * ): s 4 x

@5olde ipelne ii6 be1n 2ebrberuf
lpton1en lpollen un0 Ste opreefdriebere
Rriifln19 nod ni6t betaltbe1t baben,
meroen Gelegenbeit baben oies W1ontog,
8ienStae u1lo saaiitttmod 1lddlter @ode
I'M 5obidn gebdlloe III fu1l. 5Dlde
1oie it'd oaiiir ir1tereliire1l ioIlten 1riht
'DeridnrleIl bic oiesb eSiglide li15eige
an anberer 5telle ssll leIelt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-07-26
2ebte Droer betreffs
Mei5elts
5armer ntiiilen iintHi6en @ei5en
big n1prgen (Samstag) Nbe1lO
auf Sem Wsarft gebrad,t habeut
Gite gar15e Nn5abl Garner baben
ttpd) @et5e1t anbdnS.

True translations filed with the post
master at New Ulm on July 26, 1918,
as required by the act of October 6, 1917
!: i x !: * =;
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-07-26
5taotbaae ao1ttratt
iergebelt.

Generalfpntraft gebt an Gir111u pua
ct, Saul. g. S. Ganaser er=.
balt Gp1ttraft fit @eisa1ts strS
gentilatiDn l1lb au0 fit ssl1mbitlss
apntraft fir eleftriid6e Grbeit gels
al sic 2afafpro electric So.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-07-26
geiter11
abgereiit+
so npn grptpt1 Gput1tp. &araOe
Dur9 MinneiDta StraRe. speeialz
5ltg DDn ManfatD. Grreiden JelOz
lager San1sfaga6en0t

True translations filed with the post
master at New Uln on July 26, 1918,
as required by the act Of October 6, 1911 i
Inter ben aldngen ser 5oflneilter
sGtapelle unb geglettung elmer grobell
9lnSaDl Biirger ltno geitern g1adllltt=
tag Sic 80 gluSgebobenen bon grplp1l
Gou1ltp BON Ser @affenballe na6 benl
9lortbpefern 8abnbof marI6trt no
tie ben 3::39 3ug na6 O1anfato 11abmer.
Son Marfato retlten ite per Specialz
.aua UNI 6 llbr 80 ab ll1O tpen1l Ser 3ng
fetae 8eripdtung erleioet, meroen Ste
9luSgebobenen galnstaeaberlb I'M 8
l1gr IN @arlp MaoSmortb, 9parta1=
burg, q. s. a11fontn1er1. 5bertff SUI
ltlls begleitete oaS grolDn Gountn
Contingent btS na6 Wa1fato.
8eriann1sln iid) TT @affeuballe )
gste bisber iiblt6 perlanmelten itb
Ste BON Ser 2ofalbebDrbe etnberufenen
Inn 10 llGr nlorgenS tn Ser Maffenz
balle no gbertff SultuS bte. gepiiri6ten
80 Ma1r1l ausIu6te u1lO De11lelben bar11l
ltrlaub erteilte bts 2 llbr nadnlittagS.
.9ie Mtrtl6afte1l maren auf gefebl
ser 5i9erbeitszGommtilion seidlolien
bis na6 Nbso1g beS 3uges.
Grite "Sag,,=Sag fit GDte Gren5
sDeitolteoer be8 Note Greu5 legten
cine lobenslperte giibrtgfeit on Ben
Iag. Gs NOR fiir gelfern ein Rag
gaa anberal111t lporben l1lb uIagS"
lpurbe11 gum Greis BON 10 @ents berz
faltft. Die gtnnaDmen itnb fir ba8
9eote &reu5 beltintn1t. Der Gerfauf
mar ei11 iebr Sufriebenltellenber uno etne
ga11se Nn3abl Ser Barger uno 8iirger=
|tnnen fauften nt6t nl1r et11 u2agey agA /,
ip11oern ptele fauften berer etn 8lbenh
pber 111ebr. IS
i3apei fit Speetalbtenit
9teler Iaae erbielt Ste 9ofalbeb6rbe
slpet glgyeeailn ffiir Den 9nsentears=
oienf I'll enttieroen. 56on ieif ldngerer
| 3eif batten lii6 fir gerannte 8ran6e
5fpei betn1 5bertff ge1nelbet ltnb ite fOarz
I BEN fir bieien Dienit au8gelud6t. Gs
1t1o bieS 2eo11ar6 96nn1a6er lno
2orelB 0boogbie, beibe bon 9prtng=
t1fielb. 5te lperben Montagna6mtttag
auf Dem. 3 l1br 80 53ug Der Nortbpelterr1
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-07-26
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gen 500 Hrp5ent I'M @ert anf Der
Stenerliite.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-07-26
3lpei fit SpeetaDtenit

-OLU@UlL@ 0UultlH
Henry Ferdinand Unger ~. Springfield
William Montgomery Sleepy Eye
Mike Helget ....... Sleepy Eye
Emil G. Berg 81. New Uln
Leonard W. Quarnstrom Comfrey
Frank A. Schavesdick ~. Sleepy Eye
John L. Vetter. !. =. -. New Ulm
Eddie b. Nelson. ........... .Hanska
Edwin B. Scheibel Searles
Henry r. Jukulen. st. James
, William Ernst Otto. -. Il. Morgan.
Gust Haas, Jr.. New Ulm
John Ubl. Sleepy Eye
Anton NJ. Sprenger New Ulm
Alfred Arthur Stark. ..... Comfrey
Lawrence Weiss. y. Sleepy Eye
George. Albert Roiger. Springfield
Lloyd Renberg Comfrey
Jens Otto Hansen. Sleepy Eye.
Arthur John Schnobrich. Sleepy Eye
Victor Walter Peterson Sleepy Eye
Henry August Jacobs Sleepy Eye
Otto HUM $4,000. New Ulm
George W. Lundt Z. Springfield
Herman F. Schapekahm New Ulm
Clarence I'll. Halverson -. 81. Hanska
Carl Isaacson Sprlngleld
Albert j. Augustine Sleepy Eye
Andrew Hanson s. /. s, Chicago, III.
John Carl Manner Mission, Texas
Rudolph L. Christensen Stanton, N. D.
Frederick G.. Banker ). Mason City, Ia
Alois Joseph Braun Washburn, N. D..
Son Meollet Gountn batten folge1loe
gefebl befo1nr1en it6 IN ct. 9Beter
etn5ufi1loen bon no an8 tie I'M 5:02.
.abretiten:
Percy @. Duehn. Minneapolis
Allie Kopp . &. 4. !. St.@Peter
Joseph A. Fortier. &. ST. Peter
Fred Haverneier !. b. Courtland
Adolph Mollert /. !. +. st. Peter
Leonard Reinhart &. New Uln
Benedict Fl. Rubie. New Ulrn
Arthur S. Miller New Uln
Hanley Aitkin i. ...5 Mankato5
Enock johnson Los Angeles, Calf.
Henry Pehling !. Court1and
Willie suers, Sleepy Eye
Theo. a. Nelson ST. Peter
Alvin j. Sinder s.. Minneapolis
Carl E. Joern ... Nicollet.
Alfred Kralheim . Benson.
Albert Z. Smith .... ... St. Peter.
Geroge Beattle, s. ST. Peter
Geo. r. johnson st. Peter
Claude D. Aim ST. Peter.
Elmus Plasters Thomps Ill .
Sprtfebune allf Der 4. Seite.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
SOLDIERS SHOULD NOT
GUARD THE FACTORIES
War Department SAYS They Can He
Made Iicitcr Use ot Than ~
Policemen

"A memorandum made public by
the war department concepinT the
use Of srned guards about Industrial
plants contains the following
"'rhc soldier in training who has
offered his life for the defcnso "
country should not sacrifice his e.
footiysncss by perfOrming poliov
duty IN tho protection 0f property
back Of tho lines This ~ tho duty
OF the citizen az home
The thuntcr Tor operations for
armed soldiers II the battlefield Of
Europe Each civilian should mid
his country hy acnng as guard for
the detection and prevention OF IN
tr.Eue. decrlt. and al the familiar
,icalthy operations Of the enemy ~
our midst Each soldier uuncreE-
nrily ictnired nv guard IN this
country aids and ahcts the enemy IN
Europe
"Oftrn guard may be needed Tor
,he safety OF n factory When u IS,
II should be nupplled by tho owner II
the factory, by ihe muuiciTa or
Ly the state
These measures apply not "n'v
TO manufacturing plants hut arc