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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
Hurt in Motor Accidents.

The following persons. hurt in motor
accidents, were treated at the Delaware
Hospital on Saturday night William
McBude 81 No. 90l Nandever avenue, ear
badly bruised; Oliver Llovd of kirk-
wood injured about the legs: Albert
Nc Alster, No 2lS jefferson street.
lacera'ed head and face; William Tstman
leg lacerated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
FOR REAL ESTATE.

SIoRE-f5 by TG feet. so7 shipleg street,
hot wator heat. electric light. Two-r9oin
nphrtnrnt, Aiuth ana Monroe streets. Also.
ahop or storage room, 1sx2i feet. Atpiy
800 Bhpl stree
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
PUBLIC SALES.

CONSTABLE'S SALE-Furniture. carpets
rugs. &c. will be sold at Stidham & Sons
Auction Store. III E Fourth street. We'd
nesday. July II. 1918. 10 O'Clock a m.
sharp. Brass bed. enameied beds. dressers
chiiionler. liyingroom suite pictures. din
ingroom suite. carpets. rugs. mattresses
cook stove. room stove sewing machine
chairs. rockers. tables. dishes. cooking ar.
tlcles. organ. sidcboard, 10 gallons navo-
line oil, mating and many other articles
100000 restaurant tickets. l.. c. JONES
Constable. stidham Son Auo
PUBLIC SALE High grade furniture. rugs
bedding. household goods, will be sold al
Stidham sons Auction Store. III e
Fourth street. Friday. July 10 1918.
O'Clock M. sharp Mahogany bedroom
suite, quartered oak diningroom suite com
piete. dayenette. mahogany livingroom
suite IN leather davenport suite. oak
couch, brass beds enameled beds fe,t mat
tresses. American walnut bedroom suite
odd dressers and Chiffouiers chairs. rock
ers. bedding, sheets. pillow cases bed
spreads. table linen. pictures several fine
rugs. 9Xl2. S3xI06. 6x9 Administer VII
ton Body Brussels and Tapestry. Mat
ing rugs. creX rugs Everything will he
sold TO the highest bidder STIDHANf 4
son. Auctioneers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
TO HELP RED CROSS.
Women Asked to Work nj Colonial
Danes Home Tomorrow.

Women arc needed 20 sew tags on Red
Cross articles at the Colonial Danes
Home, 1905 Market street, al day to-
morrow, from in the morning until ;
IN the afternoon All are asked to attend.
with sewing material and box luncheon.
Many sewers are needed and all will be
welcome All Red Cross articles must he
tagged.
Mrs. William lea, chairman Of war re-
hCl Will be hostess for the dav
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
STORAGE.

PRIVATE rooms for storage of f,,rn tuva
and light articles rooms for heavy ar
ticios. DcImarvia Baking Co IL t. Fourth
street.
STORAGE rooms for rent Both phones.
George f, Lang Co. l205 Orange.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
WESTMONT

OCEAN END RHODE ISLAND AVE
Capacit 800 MOdcrn. comfortable. de-
'Rhtful Always ope0: sea water baths.
running water IN rooms elevator cuisine IN.
surpassed: rates reduced for early season
Booklet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
Hotel Francis
GREATER PITTSBURC

Tennessee Ave. near beach. Piers ana al
amuSements. Noted for its excellent tahie
and service. Rates 81 day up Special weeLly
MRS. L. WELLHOFER'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
DETECTIVE AGENCY

WILMINGTON Detective Agency ALI
Cases Immediately invest igated aud strictly
confidential Employment Bureau Law
Building. Ninth and Market streets second
door. BELL phone 632l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
WOAiEN'.S SPECIALS

CARPETS 600 carpets and rugs wanted
Co., los Orange street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
CLASSIFIED ADVERTIS-
ING RATES

Ten cents per counted line for first
/ insertion and Sc per line for each sub
sequent insertion--hase on mini
| mum of three lines and six words to
the line.
ALI advertisements set in six point
| tnonparetl1 unless otherwise ordered.
/ Light face. 10 point TO Is point. per
mItted. and charged for on six-point
! basis
One months insertion 81 per line.
(No ad accepted for less than three
ilncs.l
Daily advertising for one year, 75c
per line per month ON contract. mo
ad accepted for less than three .ncs.)
SPECIAL CLASSIFICATIONS
Special notices, dividend notices. an
nual meetings. elections. proposals,
public sales. auction sales and all
special classifcstions will be charged
for at rate of iOc line for the first
insertion and sc line for each sub
sequent insertion. Advertisements
running one month charged at
monthly rate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15

FOLDER LOST ON TRAIN FROM
WILMINGTON, DEIAW ARE, TO
july o. ARRIVING AT 5.49 7. NJ.
PASTEBOARD FOLDER CONTAIN
ING VALUABLE PAPERS AND
ANCELLED CHECK. FINDER
WILL BE WELL REWARDED IF
HE COAiMUNICATES AT ONCE
WITH EVERY EVENING OFFICE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
TYPEW RITERS.

FOR RENT-ETI makes s. 80 month, .
Upwards New machines Immediate pos
Sc ssion. Phone 5227 "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
NEW HOTEL SAVOY

Beach front cap. 100. Private baths. nm
agemenr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
PRINTING, ENGRAVING, ,EMBOSSINC

INDEX CARDS--SpeciaI opport unity "a
get index cards Anything you need Al,
kinds and sizes. Cbas. III. Gray, Printer
] East Eighth street.
YOU Ii ne d some visiting cards for your
vacation. 25 for 25c: 100 for 75c The best
Johnston. Printer. 615 Market St
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
WOOD AND METAL.

ALL kinds of lathe work. exnerir,eptai
work and model making. q. Nj Toland
1903 Pine street
SURVEYORS stakes; 5 #. length rumIsr
chunk. klndling. bundle bag wood Nixon
hInoling Wood Co. Scott and ShaIlcrnss
avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15

LoST--on Saturday morning. July f. open
face gold watch, with monogram J. + G..
III Hotel Winkler Person is known who
picked il up Ii returned to this Office by
"Wednesday july L. will be rewarded and
no questions asked if not he will he located
and prosecuted.
PAIR OF nose glasses lost Tortoise shell
rims, Friday. Please return TO N9 W.
seventh street and receive reward.
PAIR of eye glasses. going from Eleventh
street bridge to Delaware Hardware. ke-
ward if returned To 1902 Pine st. Jas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15
LOST AMI cOUNJ.

DEPOSIT book on Artisans Savings 3ank
No. 1869 in the name of May Staf1oFu.
Application has been made for a new book
May Stafford.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-15

TO BUY OLD GOLD & SILVER
III. +. Davis. 8. IL East Second St
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-18
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

about the subject. The fuel
shortage has been keeping hun
.dreds of ships from sailing be-
cause they lack coal. 1t is one
thing we cannot stand for be-
cause our men and supplies
must be gotten to the front. A
desperate situation needed a
drastic remedy and Garfield
has applied it. He is entitled
to credit for his nerve.
The wailing about the fuel
order is wrong. 1t may be
granted that hardship and in
justice will result from the or
der. But warmaking is full of
hardship, and injustice. 1t is
also unfair that some men
should die that others may live
in peace and safety because of
their sacrifice. But it is the
way of the world and cannot
be helped. Our soldiers do
not refuse to fight on the plea
they may get hurt. Why
should civilians rail when it
comes to doing their part.
The fuel dictator was ap-
pointed to handle the fuel sup
ply so as to meet war needs.
He is doing it. To undermine
his work is not the part of
courage or intelligence. The
abuse that is being heaped on
Garfield should be concen-
trated. on the German govern
ment which by its cold blooded,
ruthlessness has forced a
peaceful nation to fight for its
existence and to meet unpleas-
ant demands.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-18
universally endorsed

"No organization in the country is more active
than the Knights of Columbus in furnishing recruits
and raising funds for way work It's patriotism has
been recognized by the government through author-
zaton of the army encampments and cantonments
to build, equip and maintain buildings to be used as
social, recreatonal and religious centers by the SOL
diers. The Knights of Columbus are doing a great
work which will win increasing appreciation as it
becomes better known."-Buffalo Enquirer.
Tolerance and loyalty and service under the flag
unite the Knights of Columbus and the Young Mems
Christian Association in work that is of the highest
value to holy cause. Portland (Ore.) Telegram.
"Dischargng what has been given, Portland will
meet the K. c. drive with full hands ANY way of
doing good to the soldier is the Portland wav"-
OregOnian
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-18

Results are what count these
days; methods are secondary.
S ON~S$~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-18
DEVELOP THE TIMBER

~ HIS paper yesterday pub
VI lished a report showing
plans for developing the
timber in the southern part of
the county, milling the lumber
in Pendleton. Whether or not
the plan will be carried out the
East Oregonian does not know.
1t is, however. reasonable to
look for some action along this
line in the near future.
Lumber is in demand and we
have a body of timber that has
waited long for the saw. 1t is
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-18
28 YEARS AGO

(rrom the Daily East Oregonian, jan.
IS, 1S9O)
Murphy & Sherlock are boxing up
their goods preparatory to shipping
them to Fairhaven. Wash, whero
they will engage in business.
y surprise party was given at the
residence Of Mrs. \. NJ. Raley last
evening in honor of her daughter,
Miss Cozzie, \ number of the young
lady's friends were present and they
enjoyed themselves to a late hour.
Frank Duprat secured the contract
for building the foundation of the II.
B. Dickson brick to be erected in tho
spring on Main street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-18
WAR WAGING is NOT A
PINK TEA

NNA AR waging calls at times
O for unexpected lines of
action at home and in
the field. 1t calls for sacri-
flee. If we are to wage war we
cannot escape these things any
more than a man can swim
without getting wet.
All this apropo the Garfield
fuel order over which such a
howl has been raised, chiefly
by people who know nothing
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-18
APPROVES DAYLIGHT SAVING.

WASHINGTON. Jan. I6.-Presi-
dent Wilson has given his approval
to the daylight-saving bill. which has
been passed by the senate and is now
before the house committee ON inter
state and foreign commerce..
The bill. If made law, will set the
clocks ahead an hour. ana the seua-
tor asserts it will save 100000 tons
of coal "a year
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-18

Jacob Lamb is building a small but
comfortable dwelling ON his lot on
Gibson's gulch.
J. NJ. ElGin. the wheat king always
has an eye for a good bargain and
certainly obtained one today. lie
bought wagon, four horses and set
of harness sold at auction today by
Constable Taylor for 500.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-18

That Kiel mutiny, if we
have the report correct, indi-
Gates the submarine sailors
are getting tired of the high
seas murder game; who can
blame them?
Marion county which last
year gave an almost unani-
nous vote against the eastern
Oregon normal school is now
bowling about o. A. G. and
President Kerr. Why should
Oregon keeps its capital locat-
ed in such a bonehead county?
~~S-
Critics complain because our
ships are delayed and then
they roar when the fuel dicta-
tor takes steps to obtain need
ed coal so as to hasten them on
their way. Can you beat it?
s-~S~~O~
The Knights of Columbus
drive should be an easy one;
our people have the habit now.
~~~-SA~o o~-s~-S~
Results are what count these
/ days; methods are secondary.
N~~~~~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-18
A MEMORY.

I saw them down the winding (
road 4
, That passes from our town to 4
sea, Z
? Amid the dunes of wind-tossed 4
sand
, Where sea news called. me =
thought in glee. 4
They marched by twos. they 4
marched by fours, 4
And brother Janlmie looked =
so grand; =
But mother clasped nee to her
, breast, Z
Just why. I could ndN under =
stand. Z
, Oft when the summer days =
were long, =
Shed take me to the winding Z
road, .
And while I played at mimic =
She'd say "e mind how Jamie =
strode, =
So proud, so bravo beyond the =
dunes .
Out to the rolling sea so =
vast?' =
But back along the winding
road. =
Few few returned where .
many passed. =
Fremont Pollock Livingaton. =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-18

expensive for the owners to
hold that timber and it is natu-
raj they should wish to devel-
op it as soon as possible. All
things considered the. situation
seems ripe for business.
If this work is carried out it
will be the best industrial boost
Pendleton has ever received.
The plant will carry a large
payroll. There will be prob
ability of cheaper lumber for
local building, of cheaper slab
wood for fuel and a good pos
sibility of a box factory as an
adjunct to the mill.
Needless to say, however,
there may be many things to
work out before such a plant
could be established here. The
securing of a site on satisfac-
tory terms would be essential
to carrying out such an enter
prise. Let there be no hold-up
tactics on the part of men hav-
ing land that may be needed,
if a site is needed. In this con-
nection there will be some
safety in the fact more than
one site will be available with
the result a milling company
would not have to submit to
extortion. So taking the situa-
ton as a whole the outlook is
hopeful and 1918 may see the
lfulfillment of dream long
held by many of our people.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-18

Roy Ritner is running for
state senator and frankly ad-
mits he has not been forced
into the race" by his friends; !;
if he keeps on he may intro
duce the innovation of truth
telling into the political life of
the state with results too COM
plicated to be imagined with
out brainstorm.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-04-05
@ebot oer fleiibloielt
Sage al1fgebobe1t
Gilt nur fit Wpnat Mprtl. @Rt
tn Der 3eit mebr Jleiid)!

True translations filed with the post
master at New Ulm on April 5,
1918 as required by the act of Octobrr
6, 1917.
5erbert 5ooper, MabrunsSnlittelz'
peripalter ser 0ereintgten 9taaten,
bat IN ei1eln Telegram oie Nnnetllulg
segeber, oab fir BEN Oeorlat Nprtl
bie fleii6loien Gage aufseboben ltno.
0ieie Nadridt etng on qlle g}abrungsz
1nttteloermalter Ser ein5elnen 9taaz
ten, Die tie 10 idnell ipie rn09lt6 bent
Bublifnm 5useben lteben.
9ll8 grrno fir bteie Nenoerung mtro
al1gegeben, bab IN ser lebten s3ett Der
'Marft NIT 96metnen f0r1nli6 iiber=
/ flutet tplrbe, bic porber megen W}ongelS
an 6ra9t>paser ri6t perlanot meroen
fonnten. Man 11inln1t an, bab oieier
l1eberfluB an 6leti6 ungefdbr 80 Gage
oauern miro. 5err 5ooper beoanert,
baB Sic bel6rd1lften 9faumperbdltntile
IN SEN et11bei1ntl6en 2aserbduiern ll11o
1naneelbofte 1ransportfa5ilitdte IL S1l=
llnb Nuslanbgemd1ern uno Sdfen eS
ntdt geitatten, ben geian1ten neber<
l6ub on 6leti6maren, lpie er iebt
aettmetltg unb abror1ner Wetle beltebt,
an bie Nlltterten gu ienben, Die oas
Tleif6 bann gebrauben f0nnte1l tpelln
Sic 5auptl6la6tiatlon poriiber 1T.
&artpifel, Mitl6 unb Tleiib Griat
fit @ei5en
Ite 5atia6e, bab iebt gr0bere 8orz
rdte BON &artoffeln gu billteeren Bretz
len 3u baben iinb, nnb bab Wdl6 tn
Malle porbanben 1T, iollte ba3u bet
tragen, bab 1nebr 8rotitoffe geipart
iperoen, sl1n1al ia iekt mebr 6leti6
per3ebrt merben barf.
Spariamfett trDkben1 gebDten 1
Die gnfinbigung min nt6t oa5u
beitrage11, oab nun NIT Der lbltden
9parlanfeit ei1e Nusnabne gemadt
iperben 1oll. Der &oniume11t ion audi
fernerbin Sic. Nabrln1gSnlittel auf ale
nun 1,16eli6e Weiie ipare1l oanit
pornebnlltd n1ebr 8rotitoffe allsgeflbrt
.lperben f0nlle11. 9err Sooper iagt:
Ser 8e6arf an Mabrllng8mttteln auf
Der anberen 5eite beS 9roben 5ei6eS
lit orDber al8 ie, Sic 9lotmenotgfett
3u iparen III Nnerifa sr6ber alS je
5llp0r.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-04-05
sSarn1er bein1 5de1t
iW,and)e fertie NIT Der 8ei5eniaat.
sseines g4etter 9rDke 9tlfe,

Die Jarlner IN Der llmgegeno iino
fleibig bei111 gden. Die Wttterung
Ser lebte1t Gage mar 10 gut, baB bte
.Nrbeit baour6 gang betrddtlih ee<
foroert porbe1l 1T. Mande Der 2anf=
leute {i1lb fhon NIT benz Wet5en1de11
fertia. Das 1T Elm gang beoel1tenoer
Torf}dritt, me1ln man bie 8itternngS=
berbdltniiie bes lekten SabreS IN Be.
tradt 5iebt. Da lag anfaneS April
nod bel 5dnee anf benz 0rllno; eS
NOR falt u1lo nab, 1obab an Nrbett auf
.6em Jeloe nod nidt 81 benfen mar.
Sic Nbiidt Ser 6armer gebt babtn,
aud mebr Wei3en 81 lien, als IN tribe
rem Sabren. Die Nadfrage tt iebr
eeltieser1 llrlb Sic greiie ldien alld
-nidjt piel 3l tpnnfden iibrte. Die
.@lieDer Ser glo11=parttian 2iga baben
e8 ii6 5lr Nnfgabe ge1naUt, Die Regtez
r1lna ii ibren1 Brogramm 81 unter=
1tiiben, ban1it nebr 8eisen IN oieier
.@e9eno gebaut tpiro.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-04-05
9eutpfratett treffe1t Mlts:
mail int StoatsfD1tz
pettt
ssait 1900 9elegaten antpeienb,
8rpmn GpuntD gut pertreten.

Qebte Wo6e tagte IN ct. Saul Ser
5taatSfonpe1lt ser 0en1ofraten. NlleS
perlief bar1noniid. SIN gan5en tparen
1moefdbr 1900 Oelegaten anipeienb.
Bei6hilie tpuroen angenontmen, bur6
Sic gufrubr llnb Snopalitdt perurteilt
1perDen; bartn murbe Der Tnbrer Der
Morzpartilan 2iga al8 @r5perrdter gez
bra1lomarft. Gesen ale Gruartun9
muroen feine Bei6luiie an9enomrnen,
INN Ste .&a11btbatur BON &nnte 9felion,
Der li6 Inn Die @iebermabl betptrbt,
.gutSubeibe11. DteS 9ei6ab lp0bl 0eSz
balb, lpetl Sobn 2tnb Ste Nbit6t babe11
ion, bte 1oga etneS '9enatorS an5u=
3ieben. Me11tsfetts iit*i6pn lan9e oaz
bon Sic Nebe, bab man Sobn 2tno als
@e9ner bon &rllte gtellon auftelle11
iptll.
8eidlilie ipurben an9e11ommen IN
benen Sic Mieberipabl bon Sberrt6ter
Brotpn, lotpie Sen Nidtern 8rolpn ur10
5allam pom Sbergerid)t e11pfoblen
ipirD.
Site bet &anbioaten
ssolge11be &a11bioater lpuroen aufz
aeltellt: Ooup., 5reo 6. @beato1,
Minneapolts; Bi3egoup., Charles @elz.
mia, isuloa, 5taatsiefr., @b. Snorez
bus, iSolep, Nubitor, 8. 8. 9untlen,
.G5ran6 NapibS, 56aknetiter, .. ..
Depine, gilbert Sea, @eneralanmalt,
Is. $. @iSlaiol W1inneota, @iienz.
babn= unb 2agerbauSfom., s. 9, 9an,
MinneapoliS, Glerf fir baS Sberseri6t,
GbaS. 2etbert, ct. Haul.
Gine s3ettlang i6ten e8, alS ob oie
5arn1onte eeit6rt meroen iolte, alS
11dmlt6 Ser gean1e bon 1bonlaS S.
Meigben BON Breiton fir bas 4mt oeS
fs6ahneifters ertpdbr1t ipurbe. Dieier
T Dotte i6on porber bte No1nination
bon Der 9forzpartiian Mga erbalten.
Darilber iuaren etlide @lieber IN oieier
geriammluns 10 erbittert, bab tie
barauf btnbrdnsten, ben Mamen Meiz
gbels gu itreiden.
Gbe Die 8erian1mluns beeann, bate.
ei1 nmsug itattgefnlloen. Nbenb8 UNI
z ubr farb 8ertagung itatt
9elegaten DDn 8rDtpn GnuatD
8rotpn @ountp bate folgenben De-
le9aten entfanbt: Seem uln1, Sol.
|snaial unb gbeooore Manoerfelo;
s9leepp Gne, ISM. Bruit ll1lb Grant
Yalmer, 9ansfa, geels Gridion.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-04-05

9trafen, la1b 11nfoite11 beliefen lld
auf $685., 1862. Nn1 Gnbe oeB SIS
faIiabreS lpara1 an 5o11b 81, ,979.4l.
Die @innab1nel1 fir ben allge1netnen
9hnlfDnos betruge1 ,65098. Dief
9u1nne fpuroe u1ter Bic nerfhieoene1t
@6uloitrifte perteilt. Sir ben all=
Qeneinen JotprforlbS lpurben $1l3,='
225.83 eingenom1ne1l. Diefe 9nnme
ipurbe an Sic. ei113elne11 5tdote u11s
IotpnS au8be3ablt.
@ntbaben bes GDnntp
g1ad) ser 3nIammenitellung betrageH
Sic @6ulbI6eine fiir 9anoitraben lms
@rdben, Sic ausiteben unb Die bon BrI=.
patleuten besablt ner0en n11ilen, bic
5nn1me BON $4,000. Ser @rllno=
beiib I'M Gountp lit auf 4,06O,ll
peranl6lagt; baS Berionaletsentun1,
abaiialtb Ser 500 Sic fteuerfrd
iinb, arf s2,ll7,321. @eloer Hns
Rre6ite betrage11 bie 5unn1e BON
$l 1896, ,OO2, @etreioe, Oa8 itenerbdr
t{t, Sc, ,946; bas ergibt etne Eotalilnnme
bon $l7 SIC, 1856. DaS @utbaben be
trdat $183,825.23 ntebr alS bie gser=
binbli9feife1l. Der Wert be8 9erdbtsz
.aebdubes nnitia1nt @i1lri6tuns iDiro mH
$4,000 perani6laet;; baS @efdngniS
auf $25, goo; Nrnlenbein1 uI1b 6nr1u
a,lf $4,000; Mai6i11en lnnD 5atb=
lperfSsellg 81 10000 su ba8 c1atz
.baben ii11b Die Gonnt1iiteuern fiir oaS
.ssyabr 1917 1niteingeid idioiien; niee be-
traaen $128,848.1O. Der DonbS fiirs
Eginfiinfte mar nm Sis, ,0OO.35 iiberH
soaea; oer Nr1nenfonbs nm 81, ,532. ld;;
6er 5o1lbs fit 2anbitraben lla,o arhdtH
nm $29,O3I.21. Der 8era9, ber Der
Nrmenfar1n geihnlbet tpiro, beldlllt ii9
|auf $1,000
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-04-05
8la1t fiir 1lel1e 5taotz
bale porgele9t
8aufpmitee 5lfrieoen nit Der sfi65e.
8lan uno Spe5ififatiDnen ipllen
big /. Scat fertig iein.

glm Montag O1a6n1ittag tpuroe et1ie
5ibnng oes 5tabtratS abeebalten, bet
Ser Nrditeft Iprie et1le 5ft55e Der neuen
9taotballe pprlegte, Die allge1netnen
Nnflang fa1lo. Darauf purbe Der Nrz
6iteft inltrutert, pollitdn6tge Wdne
ul,o 5pe5iftfationen all85uarbetten.
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bann be16lolle1rz lperben, na6ben1 Die
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0ede 1treden, barlln1 mill baS ao1nttee
erlt millen, tpieoiel etna ote etne ooer
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-04-05
@el6tpprene fDnnen iid nidt einieen,

Bei1n lekten gerid dtsterr1tn bon 8ig
9tone @onntn, Der IN SrtonbilIe abge=
#baltett ipuroe, purbe Der gou1ltna1lz
malt q. s. Raer6er anf oie glnflage
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@robgeidnore1en batte1 i'm oeiien
sbesa6tigt. Die @eidporenen for11ten
.fi1 aber ni1t ei11igel1 llnb barlln1 iDurberl
lite idIieblid bonn sRlliibter sllii entlaiien.
Der Sun fomnlt I'M Suni tpieoer sllr
8erbanofnng.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-04-05
8iftpr 6eint preiseefr01tl
Grbdlt stueite1 8reis i'm 6eoefampf,
5taatsfpnteit in MinneapDlis ge~
halten.

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DonnerStas lebter 8ode IN Minneaz
polls abgebaltenen @ettbelperb IN Ser
Neoeflrnlt nen 3lpeiten HreiS. 8orber
mar er III bteiem Diitriffe alS 5ieger
ans oen .Wettfa111pfe Encouragement.
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oaru111, fper unter ben 8ertreter11 aus
SEN 56ule11 beS 5taate8 bte Balme
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anberen 5u meien.
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81 more perfect linton. AlS Hreis er=
.bielt er Elm @tipenoinn1 IN benz Nortb<
fpe1tern Go1ierpatorn IN Wi1meapoli8,
einer 59ule fir Mnlif lro Gebefunit.
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iinb NIT Ne6t iber ieit1en Grfolg erz
frent 1lnb bpffen, Dab er fi6 1peiterbirl
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