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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-05-03
CLUE IN BOMB
PLOT FOUND
NAV Lead to Arrest Of tiendS,
Police Believe.
RAID MEDICAL INSTITUTE"
Explosives Are Seized by Police liz
House in New York-Peace Dele
oates Warned.

New York, May 3.-Federal and
police investigators of the nationwide
bomb conspiracy to assassinate promi-
nent men expressed the opinion that
they had found a clue that might lead
to the discovery of the conspirators,
when they learned the identity OF the
manufacturer of the peculiarly design
ed paper with which the boxes con-
tanning the deadly contrivances were
covered.
Their hope was further strengthen
ed when they were informed by this
manufacturer that not more than n
few hundred sheets of the paper had
left his stock and that'he could furn-
ish the police with a list of his pa
irons into whose possession the paper
went i'll sample lots.
The paper is of fancy pale green,
basket weave design. Investigators
: suggested that the criminals might
have had some box maker prepare on
specal order twenty-five or thirty box
es and that the box maker made use
of the sample paper because The order
was a small one.
4 raid on medical institute" led
| TO quantities of explosives being found
! and also to reports that something
tangible had been learned regarding
! the conspiracy. but rrt!eence concern
! ium the rpnort was observed by the
! investigators.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-05-03
NAB RED SUSPECTS
NEAR EYRE'S HOME
Police Think They May Help
Clear Up Bomb Plot.

Philadelphia, May 3.-Three Hun
Senator Z. Larry Eyre, in West Ches-
ter, may help to clean up the country
wide May day bomb plot.
Department of justice agents went
to West Chester to investigate as soon
as Entriken, chief of West Chester
police, notified the federal authorities
of the arrests.
The men got off trolley car from
Gainesville and inquired the way to
Senator Eyres home. 1t is, asserted
that when the man they asked for
directions could not understand them,
one of the three added: "The man
whose house is to be blown up
The men carried packages when
they first arrived in town, according
to Chief Entriken. but the packages
have disappeared and the police were
unable to find trace of them. After
an hours talk with the men through
an interpreter, Chief Entriken express
ed the opinion that the men were
''reds' and that the arrest was a high
ly important one.
Senator Eyre was one of more than
a score of men throughout the cOun'
fry to whom bombs were directed
| through the mails. All but few OF
| the bombs were held up in New York
because Of insufficient postage. One
| which reached the home of Senator
| Hardwick, in Georgia, blew up, burn
| ing Mrs. Hardwick and blowing the
hands off a colored maid
The West Chester prisoners gave
! their names as George Metelle, Mich
! ael Magye and Olak MehuZ. They sale
J they worked in a Coatesville steel mil
and had gone to West Chester to se'
/ Senator Eyre's home merely out o.
| curiosity because he was one of those
| to whom one of the mail bombs hat
been directed.
Letters found in pocket OF one o.
| the men came from Chicago ant
! Cleveland, and were composed Of cir
culars of a business house, with en-
closures in Hungarian, believed to b'
Instructions of a secret nature.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-05-03
Munich Taken From Reda

Paris, Nav 3.-Ravarian government
troops captured Munich from the Com
muni&'s accorC'n n adviceS.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-05-03
BILL TO RAISE
TEACHERS PAY
70 Per Cent Increase in New
Measure.
TAX FOR MANUFACTURERS
Act Backed by Governor Spneul WIZ
Provide State Aid on the Fifty-Fifty
Plan.

Harrisburg, Pa, May "a teach
ers salary bill that embod.eS features
of various measures already pending,
but more nearly represents the views
Eof the administration than any other
lsnow in the possession of the legisla-
ture, will be introduced next week.
The measure, it is understood, in
addition to receiving the support of
/ the administration, VIII be accompani-
| ed by Il revenueraiSer that will at
| least finance all OF the increases con-
templated
] The new bill is the simplest of any
of the measures yet drawn. 1t pro-
vdeS for the general application of
the fifty-fifty principle in all except
the "poor districts" in which no adj
[ ditional money can be legally raised
for school purposes
Moreover, the proposed bill will car
ry increases for teachers, principals,
supervisors, directors of special sub
! jects, assistants. clerks and Stenog-
| raphers. No provision is made for
! school nurses, attendance officers or
| janitors. Last Monday evening the
| house, in committee of the whole,
struck amendments from the Wod-
ruff teachers salary bill that would
have given increases to the janitors,
| attendance officers, clerks, stenograph-
ers and nurses, in addition to all the
members of the teaching force.
The outstanding provisions of the
| administration measure are:
The state would pay 10 per cent
| increase on the average payroll for the
school district during the 191S-1919
school year, the district to contribute
10 per cent.
That provision applies in second,
| third and fourth class districts that
are able to raise their 10 per cent
without exceeding the legal millage.
If the district cannot raise money
! with which to finance a 10 per cent
increase in salaries il contributes any
Il portion of the amount the maximum
millage will permit it to contribute.
If the states 10 per cent and the dis
\ trictS contribution does not amount
to 500 for each employee, the state
supplies the difference. That is. in
districts that operate on the fifty fifty
basis the teachers, clerks and Stenog-
raphers will receive an increase of &c
u per cent, based on the average pay
roll for the present school year. Out
side of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh,
teachers, clerks and stenographers in
districts that were unable to come
across with their 10 per cent would
receive a straight increase of S108
sThe bill as now drawn provides that
unless Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
contribute their 10 per cent they would
not receive any contributions from the
state.
The bill carries an appropriations OF
sO0U,UUU for a rrs75=y'eaT- period. Il
tiiis provided that in case this appropri,
fjation fails to meet the requirements
1.-THE deficiency be supplied from the
general school appropriations School
districts would be paid in January and
May.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-05-03
CONSTIPATION And Indigestion

These are twin evils. Persons suf-
fering from Indigestion are often
trouble with constipation. Mrs. Rob-
ert Allison, Nation, ILL.,, writes that
when she first moved to Nation she
was a great sufferer from indiges-
ton and constipation. Food dis
tressed her and there was feeling
like heavy weight pressing on her
stomach and chest. She did not rest
well at night. and felt worn out a
good part of the time. One bottle of
Chamberlain tablets corrected this
trouble so that she has since felt
like different personally.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-05-03
Some Good Advice,

Don't think too much of your
own methods. Watch other peoples
ways and learn Fl ON them" This is
good advice, especially when bilious
or constipated. You will find many
people who use ChamberlaIn's Tab
lets for these ailments with the best
results. and will do we'll to follow
their eXample.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-05-03
Here's How to 90
About It!

Telephone or write us at once
say that you saw this advertisement
in The Daily Banner, and that you
want to take advantage of our FREE
TRIAL offer. At the earliest posi-
Bile moment Wen send out a brand
new 1919 model Apex Cleaner for
you to test and fry in every conce1v-
able way. After giving it a thorough
trial, if you want it, just keep it
price Or terms will not stand in the
way. Once you have tried If, you'll
want this electric servant 10 remain
with you for c lifetime. We are
confident of its performance, or we
would not dare make such IAN I'M
qualified proposition.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-05-03
Nature Cures, The Doctor Takes The
Fee.

There is an old saying that ma
ture cures, the doctor takes the fee, %
but as everyone knows you can help
Nature very much and thereby en-
able it to effect a cure in much less
time than is usually required. This
is particularly true of colds. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy relieves the
lungs, iquif1es the tough mucus and
aids in it's expectoration. allays the
cough and aids Nature in restoring
the system to a healthy condition.
Adj,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-05-03
MOTOR THEFT BILL elGr. q
Penalties Increases to Maximum OF
$4,000 and 49, Ne--e.

Harrisburg, Pa. VI" H-G vernon
Sproul announced appro' Ill of thu HoI-
lingSworth bill. increasing the p raltE
for theftS of motor veh 'rl"S and per-
sons accessory and receiving or buy
ing car known 10 have been stolen
to a maximum of 5000 and ten years
in prison
The governor als> signed the Goeh-
ring bill. providing that N arres's for
any bailable offenSe Il : I'll lie lawful
10 give cash bail.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-05-03
BONDS!

Fidelity, Judicial, Contract, DEPOSIT
tory, Probate. State and Federal
Bonds of all kinds promptly
executed by
NEW AMSTERDAM CASUALTY co.
Baltimore, Md.
HARRINGTON & WALLACE
Attys.-at-Law
GENERAL AGENTS
Dixon Building Cambridge. Md.
3-11-tf. cod
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-05-03
BUY 4 BOND.
ON THE ONE HAND

you may have your house burned ov
er your head, but on the other you
should have a fire insurance policy,
to entirely wipe out such a frightful
loss. Now an insurance policy only
calls for premium of few dollars
for every thousand valuation at in
tervals of three or five years. Dis
pose of your anxiety about Your real
estate and do it now.
MATTHEW'S & co.
FIRE INSURANCE and REAL ES-
TATE AGENTS
Cambridge, Maryland.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-05-03
Floral Designs

Have on display choice assort-
ment of Cut Flowers for all occa-
sions in the store adjoining the Cam
bridge Restaurant Let me have
your order for floral designs for
funerals
Special attention given weddings
parties and all kinds of social affairs
"Only the best in flowers" is oul
motto.
j. HOWARD TIIHST
Race Street Cambridge.
4-1-tf. cod.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-05-03
Drop 600 Nav Day Paraders

Reading. May 3.-hrcause they fail
warning that every man on that turn
was expected to be I'm duty, 900 Of
the 24O0 employees Of the Carpenter
Steel company's plant were discharg-
ed Most of them W. oh 'n"t'', ard
wire mill workers. The mon = M
It's order
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-05-03

NOTICE.
Public Stenographer auG Notary
Public.-Helen B. Phillips, 116 Gay
stfeet.-Adv. 4-10-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-05-03
METHODISTS OPEN CAMPAIGN
Central Pennsylvania Churches Seek
sos 600 900 For Relief Work.

Harrisburg. Pa. May 3.-Alore 'han
300 members of the Methodist church
are in session at Camp Curtin Memo
rial church TO perfect plans for rails
ing S1O5. OWONO for world wide relief
undertakings.
The gathering represents fif1y-two
towns and cities in central PEN S".Na-
mia and Bishop William +. McD well.
Wa shingtOn. is presiding.
Iyr. Morris f. SwarlZ. Baltimore. de-
livnrrd tho address at the morning
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-05-03
Rheumatic Pains Relieved.

II have used Chamberlain Lini
ment for pains in the chest and lame
ness of the shoulders due to rheuma-
tism, and am pleased to say that it
has never failed to give me prompt
relief" writes Mrs. S. N. Finch,
Batavia, N. Y.-Adv. >
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-05-03
Refuse Bonds For Haywood's Release

Chicago May 81. this for he re
lease cf William - Haywood |. w. W
leader, now i'll pr'So ut Leavenwortfi
Kan, were refused in the United
States circuit court of aptealS. The
proffered sureties were registered a;
:nSnfficient
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-09-26
Gba8. Iortipensler mar pergar=
gene Mode III 9prineftelo N eeiddft=
li6en Nngelegenhetter.
gebte,1 Neiie fort.

gfa6 Der JleDe Ds8 perrn Rrob
iDurbe oaS s3ethe1l CUR Nbfabrt gegeben,
.l1no bulo lab 1nan Sen langen a3ug na6
5iibell su III Der Bern perl6lpinoen.
2us 11d6ifs Salteitelle ipar Oeanfafo
ODrgefebe1.
Ser Beiun mar nibt gans obne
53pildenfall init bitterent Nadeei idrnad
Derlaufer. Giner Der @dite perltiee
1ih pe1ih hiebenen iirgern gegeniiber 81
frehen Bebanptl1ngen be55ilglin Der 90
nqlitdf llnIerer e5tabt Gs beibt, baB
Sic gellte ii BEN gsahb rltdoten 5leepn
.Gne urlo 5prinsfieD seeen Stem lllm
alfgereiSt ipllroe Nn6 eine brlldt
Ser efelbaften Hropag ganba, 6ie Doll
einer fleillen rllppe aus fragniirbigelt
MotiDen 8Sllln g5haoe1l Der 5taof be#
trieben ipliroe. Gs tit mabrbaftig al
bler 3eit, DaB oieier ele1loen g iblerei
Iein Gllpe eelaad ipirO.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-09-26
Solen britiid)e Glaese bernater,

Dub 1nan 11icbt 111r llllter oen Seem
l1lmerl1 5nriilfgefebrtell 5oloafel1
ltno giirgern cine entihieoene Mbnel=
gung gegen oas 8abr5eieben oes brit
fi5d)en esnlperialismus, ben iogenaltn=
ten Union sSod, bat, benefit oie bon
9l1ge15eugen beri6tete Eatiacbe, bob
nabreno Ser 6eilnfebrfeier, oie fl1r5=
lic) 5n Gbrer Ser oortigen geteranen
oes Meltfrieges in 8aleca abgebalten
7d1l1tlitbe sssltngens, nit 9l1ts=
11abn1e Der 9ffi5iere, iib Deigertell III
Ser Dorgelebenen garaoe nitaln1lar=
5d)ieren. l11tb lobalo Der 1rn5ng Die
betreffel1be 5traBe Dltr6iebritten bot
te, bolte n1ol1 ibleltllig1t Die DerbaBfe
6lagge berltl1ter.
sssn Sen 3eitlnngen bat man ltber
bieies bobit i11terena11te greig1is na=
tiirlid) 1lid)ts gelelen. 8enn es gilt
al1f Seem l1lm einen 5tein 81 merfen,
l111b mare es aub ourh 8erorebn11g
bon Iatlabal ooer oltrcb gemultlan1e
9lnfbau1h11ng bon Nebenla6li6fe feiten,
oann lit Die gei6lpabige Sante bon
ser 3>peiten georoltrabe innnler glelh
BEL ser @o1o. .Sbre feine Naie fur
oerartige ginge bdtte iie opb urtbe=
6ingt auf Ole Spur oes greignil1es
bon @oieca fiibren nniiiiert. 9oer
bat 1ie 1eulib, .als in Seem nlm Der
briti11en Jlagge oie 1lnper5eiblide
u5bnlnh" angetan 1p1troe, 10 btele
ibrer &rpfobi1Stranell Dergplien, Dob
lire 9riiien jebt ppllitdroig onsgez
trodnet lin02
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-09-26
5reb, Gfaeaber tuieberernannt,

9oitnneiifer Jreo 9faelloer 1T bonn
slgraiioellfen fir eiHell 1peiferen Ger
min ais Boltn1eilter bon Seem llm
sernanl1t tporoell. Sic geltatignlg
-o1trb belt 5enat erfplgte am %. Suit
Dieier Gage Durbe Serr Bfaenoer
bon Ser grnenlnng IN aenlt1lis ge=
ieBt.
Die glpplifotionell fir Hnitmeiifer=
ernellnungell lperoen iebt l1ltr nob
5tpei Mal I'M Sabre naeh Baiblngfon
geibidt, ei1rma1 I'M .SSnli unto einmal
I'M Sall11ar. Serr 8fae1loer ididte
bie leilige anfangS sSnli eir.
Die 9l111ts5eit oes Serrn Yfae1lber
la11ft nlllln1ebr bis gum "a War5
1923. 5ein erlter Ier1nin begann
ann "a. Mar5 1915
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-09-26
Geoenffeier fiir
Netp Tim 8ioniere

$500
'65. Sabre iinb perflo1leI1 lelf anfmntI III
Der erifen yllliteDIer, Fefer Wtad
llnD 6rnu 6embfd aus ct. Sanl
Die ein5tgen HeberlebeIoen. 0anz
fett am {, Sftober IN Der s'trn=
balle,
Die1stag, ben z s0ffober l1no %
Sabre pertlollell le1f ore ssorDn1 ger
erlten sln1teoler ble11ger 0egenp int
nabegelegel1e11 Ioiplt AillIorp cut
5ogen 1lllo io5r1agen oen 0rnfoltetn
legten fiir oas bllbelloe 0emellllne= r e.
len tpel6es leBt bier belteDt. Solt ore.
len er1te1 gl1l11eolefn ltno l1nl llpu)
5lDei al11 Sebelt l1ll1er eDrmnfolger
Wtltbllrger Yefer Wtad l'l1o Sfah
9entb19 bon ct. Bal1l
Sanfeft tnNDrberetfn1g*
Wle 1bon 1e1f Sabre1t meroell anw
oleles e5agr o1e S1n9p1oil1ele p lls plele1.
D1dt1gell Sag III Der 9elpleD1e 9eeip
llll11s feltlld) begeDen llllo 5lpar llll1
einen1 Na1feft tltr p1e alfcn Hlotllere>
tpelhem aud) o1e sSltngp1olllefe oet=
npbnen neroel1. YIN 4olllltee y y pc
reits er,lannt moroel1, nelDes 1non
ettrtg al Der slrbe1f Ut, o1e lloIlgeft
arrangements 81 freffelt. gaslelpe -
beltebt alts Den s9errell sllIfep Y.
5hlnn1pberger, Sobn .. Meooef1 o.
BORT Mlfreo 5 Sogel nnp ~, e1llll
Whteller, 1lno BEN brallell eari erone
5r, George Wfartt, Bertba ,Sellsfe
llno Den sri. gertba Yfelner 1llln Sp=
Dia 5hilltng. Das &ol1l1tee pat pez
reits mebrere 51bl1l1gen -abgebaltelt
ltnb oie arrangements 1bre1te1l rnlfl9
DorDarts.
lteberreidnng Der Beoenftatel.
@ie iebt geplant lperoell 1id Die al
ten Hioniere 4 llbr nabn1lttags ut
Dem fleinen Saal Ser Sltrnbale per=
ianlmel1l po ibnelr @elegenbeit ge-
geben miro lid) 81 begriBen 1lno 81
11,lterbalten. ltn 5 llbr loa Die @e-
oenftafel Die bon ben Sssl1ngpionierelt
Dem slnpenfelt Deg gernellers $.
go1f, Der De11 5fdofplan anfert1gte,s
geitiftet ipllroe, Ben gollntp aonn1t1=
1are11 oes Gonntps iibergeben tparoen.
lin balb 6 llbr miro 5ltr SSelt=Satel
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-09-26
9tep, gsinter ,pirb 6ilfsprieiter,

31ln aaplan an Ser bieligen Dretz
faltigfeitsgemeinbe lit bonn gr5bilhof
.Domling in ct. Saul 9fcp. stephan
Winter, ser bisber ONT ct. Ibon1as
.Gouege ilt ct. 8al11' als 2ebrer fatig
NOR, ernallnt nproea. gr lit Der
geabfolger oes &ep. S. @ores, Der biS
Dor fur5en1 alr Der bieiigen 0enelnoe
als /. &ilfsprteiter angeltelt NOR.
Ser neue Mlliitent bat ant lebfe11
5onntog bic Bflidten ieines nellen
@irfnngsfreiies iibernonlnen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-09-26
ad)-6od)5eitsfeier,

Montagabeno fono in Sen Club
Maun1lidfeiten Der gnrnbane eine
Nad5 6ob5eitsfeier gu gbren BON
5errn l1nb sSran gilbert 5tei1tbalt-
fer itott Die sSeier tDltroe genein=
.ihaftlid bonn Ilrtberein rno oen1
gnrner sSrauellberein Deranitaltet.
lngefdbr 100 @aite batte iih 5lt Der
sSeier eingefnnoen Gin b0cbit irte>
reiial1tes 9rogran11L beltebeno aus
Mniif= nno Be1angsnllnlmern llno
.Reeitafionell gelangte 5nr brilliantell
Dnrdfiibrlnlg. gpreGer Otto Ss=
.tpalo ridbtete an bie @ocb5eiter einige
.ber8li6e @orte 1tno iiberrei1te ibnen
I'M Narne11 beioer gereine b0bif pat
sief1oe @eibenfe in @eitnlt bon Gil
beritiideil. Gin feitler 2llnfeon tpllrz
.0e ip1ter am Abeno ierpirf lt1lo nnb
S61uB oesfelben tpliroe Dem illnge11
gDepanr cine ifanoreehtlibe aabe1l
Waniif geliefert. 3nerit begi1iigtelr
1ih sic @1ite nit Der Msuiif, er5elgt
onrh ons @dn1mern bon Qoeffe1n an
@affee=gniie1l fp1ter dber ipnroen al=
Ierbanb gledgefhirr utlo eiierne 5td
be requirirt lu1o Damn geitaltete iib
5oie iogenannte Wufif 5n1n reiniten
Soften 21rnl, aber ido1 mars bod
Ger grnut tpnroe audi nod Ell, Bnn-
toffel geitoblen Set ipiter n1if anftion
IosdefflInde11 fD11roe. ES tpar eif1e
.Ibone Jeier n1lb man bofft allgemein,
Bob iiN balo ipieoer Oelegenbeit bic
.tetE cine 1bnlihe Geier 81 peranitals
ten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-09-26
s6mingen 9a1t5bei1l
anf uffener straRe

llnterbaltunssnenbeit 5iebt erDke
MeniGenmenge pDn hter nno ans=
mdrts an. 2aitautDs btlben pro-
pijpriicben Gtaab fit bic Wniifer.
SDl fit sic tt1hiten @Dd)en fDrtgez
lett perben.
9Sergangenell T1ettag lDuroe bier Der
@rfang nit einer alS gtrabe11tdn5e be
fannte11 llnterbaltun9S gelna6t.
g}ad oen Beluh bes eriten bteier 1dn5e
5u 1rteilel1, brtngt bus Bnbltfnm bte=
fem 9l1nnlen1ent ei11 9robeS Snterelle
ent9ege1l. @t11e 11a6 oielen Sunoerten
sdblenbe Menl henmenge mar a1lf n1lo
in Ser 9fdbe be8 1an5plaseS 5ngegen,
ser oiesnal an Der Metnneiotaltrabe
s&ptl6en Ser er1ten ullb 5lpetten gforo.
itrabe IN Ser 1iibli6en 6dlfte biele8
8lods pprberettet llno abgegrenst porz
ben lpar.
6aben 2ampenfieber.
Nnfdngli6 mollte Ste 9a6e alleln
Nn1betne nod 11t6t redt in 96mnng
fomn1en. ,0te Deuftf ipielte u1l0 bic
1d1Ber >paren III geniige1loer 3abl 5ll=
geaerl, aber nie1nanb l6ten Der erlte lei1l
su lpolle11, let11e bolbe Dulctnea auf ben
Io1Bbooen 5u fiibren. OaS Camper
fieber ober lpom0sli6 bte Tnr6t, BON
a11oeren befrtttelt Su >perben, batte
offenbar llt6t tpentg NIT bteler 3uriid=
baltuns gu tun. 9aS GiS mnroe enoz
li6 gebro6en o1trd) etnt9e beber5te
Biirger, ste SEN Weut falloerL Ben Nnz
fang gu 11ade11 l1nb balo MOI Sic 9tra=
be bon einer 5ette bts 5nr anoerelt BON
ether frDblt6en Menge angefiillt.
8enuten 2aital1tps.
,Sn origineler 8etie batte man eirle
Iribiine fir Ste N}uiifer, Die Der 5of=
1neiiterfapele anseb0rte1L bergert6tet,
i11benu 5lpet 2atanto8 NIT benz .btnteren
G1lbe gege1ui11anber geltellt plroe1l,
lpoorr9 BEN 10 Mnltfern bequem Bllabs
aeI6afft fplrbe. Die betoen benutten
Magen geb0rten Der Stem nlm Dran
Sine unb Ser Seem lllm1 @rocerp Gons
pa1tn.
Cribs fir sic Mlleemeinbeit,
Mie pom gergniignng6 g6ausldub, Der
oie 5a6e IN Sd1lOen batte, bert6tet
tptro, betrug Der @rl0S aus btele1n erlten
0ffentli9en 5an5e a11ndberno $40. Dtez
Ter Bet1ag iptrb etner aaife 5llgefiibrt,
Sic filr ei1le gemeinlan1e nnterbaltrng,
ipie 0fIertli6e Weibna6fSfeter ooer
-NebnlideB, beittn1nlt 1T, Nn bte Idnz
ger ipurben ipeib=iei0ene Nbsei6en gum
Dreile bon so ge11tS Derfanft, 0te 81
alien 1drSen beS Nbe1roS bere6ttgten,
81 len Nrrange genent8z zGuSl6nb ge=
bDren Ste Serren aollts 9. Bosel, sgylSn.
S.. S SuliuS, Sobn 8ader, 9lliptn 9ar=
1rle1ling, N. M. SotdS u1lo Serflarl11
56ena1l.
Der 5fpeite IarlS Der 5erie fano
geite11l Do1lnerstag, abeno TN Blod
slptihen Der Center n11o Grlfen Norb=
itrdbe ftatt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-09-26

gelbaft. 2inbernng III etnigen Asp= Alt.
hell at eriparten.
Die pfnappb9eit, Die bereits leit
aeraunler 3eif in oielen1 Ieile oes
2anoes berr}bt bat i1nmer noeb l1tcbt
altfgeb0rt. Sic lit eber noh ibltl1=
mer getporoen, uenigitens 10 nett Die
&leinbanoIer Der Sta0t III betracbt
fo111r1en. 5bon felt n1ebr als elmer
Mode lit oie 9ntmort Der Grocer a1tf
sic sSrage nod oielen nottpenolge11
2ebellsrnittel IN Die itereotbDpe Sorn
qefleioet:: y&ein 3uder." llno Die
0el1te fragen 1ih bergebens nacb oe11
@riin6en fir oieje 4alanitat.
ssn einen1 fiir5licb anSgelbitftell
3irfu1ar elmer Minneapo1is 5anoels=
firna, Ser Meitrartb 8roferage Gp.,
miro periu,bt, oie gegentpartige
@1appbeit an 3nder 5n erflaren. 3nz
11acbit miro oaralf bingemielen, oaB
ser 3uderperbrarb i1r ben erlte1, tic
ben Wollotell oieles Sabres piel gro
Ber mar, ais in Ser gleihen Beriooe
ser Boriabre. Dann nntBten groBe
Weenaen bon 3nder nab europa er=
portiert neroen, neil Die Gegierlnlg
nit oen 9Miierte11 oiesbe5ilglibe &on=
trofte abge1d)lollen batte.
Die ,ltniidtbaren &orrate. :
Beiter nuB man in betruht 5iehel1,
beiBt es in Dem 3irfnlDar, Bob IN
Efriiberen sSabre1l es bei ben GroB=
.bdnolern, oen Sabrifanten ll1lo aleinz
.bdnolern 8ranb mar iib 1pdbrel1o
ser sSriibabrsn1onat Den iogenannten
,l1nfihtbare11 Borrat" ein5nlegen.
Diefes Sobr NOR oas riebt geihebe1l,
nabrfheinIib iDegelt Der bon Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. itreng porgei6riez
benen gerteiIung, Die iebem mir 10
.Diel 3nfer 5l1tpies. ltno als Dalt11 IN
Sen Monaten Mai, sunni nno Suit
sic geaebfroge beoeutelto groBer nnrz
oe, fonnten bie Broon5enten llno Nafz
finerie,l nit oerie1ben 11i6t gleiden
55dritf n1ebr balte1l.
etreifs in oen MarinefreiielI Die
sic 5ereinbringnng oeS 3ob5nders
bon Cuba eribnerten, tragen ebenz
falls an ben beutigen 8ltftanoen
5b11lo. Desgleihen Der fiir5lide
-gifenbabn5treif in Galifornie11
Mbilfe st er1Darten.
@s 1tebt ieoob 1lad sltiitbt pes.
.Serrn Sc. Di. tpids bon Der Stem nln1
@roeerD SO. 81 ertparfen, Dob oie
MellIenDungen oes einbeimii6en Nli=
.ben5uders baloige Mbbilfe III Der let
oigen 3nferfnappbeit bri1rgen t'er=
Den.