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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-31
Sinntc, Scr cSankapfel:
ltngat1t Sat Dentitf1lanS?

s5iune, 81. 0tdr3. = Ser aon-
rlanoerr bet olliierten 9ruppen bot
6iuune, Ben groBen 0iterrqidiitben
Safen am 9lhriatiiden 01eere in
gcIdgerltnas3uitano erflart, lDie oas
ilnipiife 4reBbiiro erflQrt.
Slime lit Der 3onfapfeG 5piidler
ben Sta[ienert 1no sSug0.5Iatuen
felt 9(6idltf oes g8afienitiaItonbs
gepeien. 9ei0e berlnngen oeh Sa.
fen. Die 3ugo-Slapen MAIDEN Qef.
ten6, 0aB er 1tets in Der Moioritdt
bon &roateit 6etpobnt gelpeIen mo
Der eili8ige @afen Der nelteu Nation
lei. Die StaIiener ba6en feine Ser.
artigen 8riinoe. beitehen aber uuf|
ieinem 8eits.
9ie Gage lit in Der Iebten s3eit Ic
ernit gelporoen, ooB Die StoIieuer Elm
embargo ouf allen 8robiont fir Die
SSugo-Slotpell Iegten, pGbren0 on0e
rerieitS bic Ser. Stoaten 6ro6ten,
ale 3uftlbr nod sStalien ob5uldnei.
oeu pemt oaS embargo nicht Quf,
gebo6en tpiiroe.
9iebolntipn hreitet iid ans.
gSien 81. 0adr5. glufItonOe
9ihebo.Sloipafien ultr0en bier.
ber beridtet. Sic 9euiqfeit iiber
ben ungnriihen 8olidetpismns bat
Iid IeBr ihnea Derbreitet INTO in ser
llfraine mo 9ilmdnien groBen 9(n.
tlang oeflnoen.
9lptc in 8eitnusarn.
aopetlbaaell, 81. @t1rs. - Srnp.
pen Der aomntuniiten Fin0 IN g8eit.
Llngnrn eingebrungen, tunrOen nber
ION 6eu einpobnern, meiitens Geut.
de, 5uriifeetpieieit, ipie BON Berlin
Iemelot miro. SGuier ipurOen &C.
,lilu0ert ttno nieoergebronnt.
Gie 8ieuer 8olfs8eitung beri6fet,
,aB Die nngariid|e Negieruug Der
Elm giinonis geaen bic Gn.
eute angeboten babe. bod Di0ers
prift cine Gepehe 0es @oIffiheR
9iros Oieier ginhridt. eSn offi5ief
en- areiien 8erlins 1T nidts BON
inem oerortiaeu 9fneebot betnunt.
Wianaim aomman6enr.
Garis, 81. 9iari. 1ie 8eitlng
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-31
Hcrcaiter erlpaflcn
ciocfte Heoicrlilleg

9onoEuln, 81. @tqr5. S9prea
bot cine probiioriihe 9ieaieritna eill.
geiebt tpie chen eingeIaltfcile Gepe.
iden mel6eil.
1ri1ppen oieier glegieritng fin0 ban
Der Manbl6urei ans iii Rorea eth.
georltngen. Gs fam gu 8uiarnlnqa.
itoBen init ben SSapanern, uobef
beioe Seiten gerIuite erlitten.
Sun SSranci8co, 81. @1r3. 32.
600 fil1o in aore1 berbaftef, 100
600, 0aruitter Diele s5ralten in0
ainoer reripun0et mor0en; mriitIide
airden uno Sbuler altd Die u1eiiteu
Geid1fte, finb geldloiien, mie oie
&oreoner. bic bier Ieben, erfobren.
Der bieiige 9tationaIbun0 Der Sore.
amer bat bel Der 6rieoensfonferens bic
anipriide aorens auf GeIbftdnoig.
felt gelteno gernaft.
Seoul, 81. M1r5. Die gertre.
ter SsSapaus bier meI0en 6eorobtide
llnor6uung In gon5 aore1 uno erili.
den 8ertreter oitsldroii1er giatio-
nen, ibre 2an6slelte bon ie0er ge.
teiligung on ben StrapdIen o6subaT.
fen. Sic fteae11 cine geteiIigung oqs
mnerifaniiden @eneroIfonIuIs gfoits.
fOro g. @fiTfer. ioiuie ale gebmap.
hlngen fiber begangrne @raufanfei.
ten eitifieoen in g(breoe un0 fiiaen
bin5it bob Der 9urdifnittsfore1ner
dIs grober 2iigner befonnt fei. Gie
Die aitideineno Den @e.
ididlten bon begongenen @raui1ulfei-
ten 70 bereittuiIlia 9br gelieben unD
iie perbreitet b1tten, bdtten ftets Sen
5ebIer begnngert MIR NIT RorpaneEn
Bit Derfehreu. Ailf tieis Bgife hdffpg
lie cine gan5 einieitige a[niidt ron
oer 5ndldge erIongt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-31

| Der Getborgenbeit, III pelhe iie iid
3ltriidge3oeen batten, 10 pIobIid) ber.
bortreten friipft iidj ooron oQqe.
metn Die Srage, mas mls ben sSib,
rern beg aIten Heginues geiporoeu
|iIt.
Ser friibere 4ailer lit In 8ollnno
|nno Der friibere arpnprin8 fneilt ouf
einer berloiienen Suigl. Die mir filrt.
LID bon einem S6Itdn0er T1Iinilfier
aIs ct. 6elen1 geidiIoert iuuroe.
GiteI i5riB, gtu9uit gilbelm uno
Soafia1 S6bne oes aoiiers, fino
in HotsSan S1r gruoer 9sfar
mibn1et fid auf einem @itt ieines
5dmieqerbaters Der 2ononirtidoIt.
gloal6ert lit in aiel. Die friibere
aronprtn3eiiiu Gecilie bat oas Mnr-
mor. .Bafais berloiien lmo Elm GROCER
&eil ibrer 9ieuerifoft iTt entIofien.
Sie ipobnt in einem 2ano6dus III
Der 9fdbe bon 8otsodnl, bat fih
pollItdn0ig bon Der 9effentIihfeit
5nriidge3ogen unO miomet iidl Der
ibrer &irber, ftefhe olt6
g2ulifltHterridt erBaften, Die friibe.
re aronpritl3eIiit lit geoltert itlo Die
idrueren Gage ftllo on ibrer Sd6n.
5eit 1licbt iplrIos boriiberoegdnger.
SIR aetpinneu0es Meien lit ibr ge,
1lie6en im0 bon ibrem itarfen Gba.
.ufter bat iie einen 9elpei8 obgeIegt,
MS iie onf ben 9iot, in ben aufge.
eegten Eagen iih in St6erbeit 8u
1ringen Die 9(ntlport COB: aDie an,
)ern moaen tin mas tie ipollen id
per0e mic has 2ollo berloifen." Sic
bat ibr atpei 4oiter 8ur
serfiigltng geiteat, ipelhe Tie Dor
geloitidln1 ibiiten iollen."
ET-aan8ler con 8etbmann.SoIl. |
peg weiIt ouf ieinen Gut Sobenfi. |
lolp. GT-aar3ler Midoelt8 lit i1eius
Jar BON Der gilofI16e perihpunoen
mo Or. @ottlieh bon sSogotp, Der
rii9ere gluslmlosniniiter, mlomct
id in 9otsoam Der aunlt nno 81.
erotur. Or. 4lfreO 3inlmermanM
ION SsSngops 9id6folger, ipobnt in
8ilmersoorf bel gerIin no er ieine
olitiideu gliBariife gegen glmerita
II bergeiien illdt.
SiuOenbnrg in Slul6erg.
GeneroIielomaridna Don Sin6en.
urg befin0et iid I'M 6auptquortier
4 aoIberg. ct bate cine 3eitlangEI
men boIlitdn6igen 3uioumenbrt6
liner arGfte erlitten, befiu0et iid
Der mlf benz Aeg Der 8efierlug.
Com aLoubt, oab er bol0 ms 9ri.
ntleben 5nriiftreten tpir0
General guoenoorif lit nerUos II.
,i5bar 1mo mnDnt i'm Sotel 9l6lon
! Berlin, ilber meIdem Die rote
lagge tpeht. er lit bon oinerifnni. ]
ben, 6ritilden irno fron5oiiihen 3f. (
5ieren imgebeM bic ebenfaas in !
m Sotel wo6nen. General bon
alfenbaDn bat iid einem areis fri. !
,rer Gffi5iere HI glerlin nngeihfoI. !
II, 8u iueIden audi oie @enerdIe !
N Stud lmo giiIom geboren. Ger !
uugarn irtarnierte fSeIonarit1I !
~ 0iafenieu idreibt 9ienloiren. |
er friibere bdDfriidle aronbrim 6
lippredt befin6et iih in 0en ba9ri.
len Bergen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-31
9o6lui6tige Nntiinbignng!

Die sdhe in
@en II tets bemd9t Br 2daa Die nefu
30 rH Inter ben gerdru bic
NaAaden
maGf lat Sr pDn 10 beln oils mma9fd ac6aln
3d lmwdIn a6 sasGd Gma6a s6aue Snrd ben
8. in
garbat SadG rlsem
sdr1tfns fdm
anfSu
1df @arnns Oeadt Der Sdbane d uato bic fe OOd
nht ma f mtuthe gaide
m onn n W I'D Der 0onn b bah 6r Sefbe bu 2eern ie s
Se hdeH, 5nne1menom gdertels
8r bG6al6
3ta Brenna nnS 9dunmen mphcu Die ad Srb uah
3ntdm
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halten)

/
8ret electromagnetic oeutfhe Sub.
rer i'm @elttrieg ipar6en oenndhIt
Dor Der gselt ben geriud) MAIDEN
lire 5itbrma beionoer8 inbe8ug oui
Die aric9sleitunG 3lt redtfcrtigen.
man eripartet, 0aB @enernI 2ttOen.
Dorff8 Bud, III tpelden1 er feline mi
Iitdriide uno poIitifdle Tdfi9feit
tudhreno oes arieges oarIegeit. ben
0eutiden 3uIannlenbrnh erfI1ren
utt0 aAseinanoeriebea tuir0, tporltul
DeutIdlnno gum Sdi6bootfrieg ge,
griffen BAT, III orei 8onen i'm Qrttd
uorIiegen lpir0.
ginige Taae ipdter miro Elm 9uA
ans Der 6e0er oes Generals bon
5oIfenbaplt Der beim @ltsbru6 oes
arieGes arie9snlintfter mar, fplgen.
Inter nnoerem miro General bon
s5aIfenbobn oie bon ibnt geIeitetet
6eIo3itqe Bis gum qlguit 1916 be.
Ictdter, nit beionoerer Grl1tter.
ing oes SebtidIog8 Dor ger0nn.
Der ibnt aur 2ait geleet mnroe. gt1h|
hatte man eine 3eitlanq oen friibe.
ren arcltprin8en fitr Die Beroun.
aontpdglie berontiportIich mahenI
in0eiien 6eltteu @riefe bon
Ieiner Bano, bic Ipdter ber6ffentlidt
onrnnf BIN oah Der Gron-
prtna Ge8en Die aaatpagne iuor,
u0arnm idl feblging'', uOn Sirpib.
gn0fid miro I'm gtpril Elm Bud
aus Der 8eoer 0as QlornirdIs bon
sSirpie erideinen NIT 0ent GiteI. |
v@orum id) febI9ino". Gr lit geraoe
oamit bcid1fti0t, in ieiner fleinen
Gila I'M Sdtparapalo oas 66luB, |
1apitel 81 ibreiben 8ie berlolitet,
Dtrb Der g[ontiral icine gnu8e Slot.
.enpolitif re6tiertigen uno oie
Yriinoe aitseinnnoerieben Die sln
,Iusbqi Der oeittfden 6lotte fiibr.
en-. 1nnn miro er ben 3ouhboof-
rieg bon nnfang at beIeuhten, oilf
sapit1nlelltnont @eoningen's Eaten
Il iprethen fonlmen lno ben SdEet-
Il betraffs Teiner glnfiin6igllngen
In6 gl1np ii6er ben aalnpi eegen
len fein0lidlen SanoeI Iiiften. gr
eiprid)t Ste 8irflng oes Gau6bpot.
riegrs anf ben iAiieBIi6en Q[us.
ong oes g9eltfriegeS nno gibt Gin.
ht in Die Sdlting Der nerifie6eneu
leifjsfau3ler tno oes aotiers.
Qinn fam ridlt gerooa be9onpten,
nB Die Getttihen NIT Spanuing
vi 6ns Grifcinen oieier Sdriften
lar.eu. Sic 0enfen 1eaenDdrtig
iebr 6arail ipie lic etiuos 5ll eiien
2fomn1en fonuen. itdtt ouf Die CIR.
ffunnJen oer 5iibrer, Die i6neu ods
ngliif lno glenO 5rohttn, 3lt b5.
IN. symaerbim mir6 oalnit gerem.
IT, ouB bic @iiher, beionoers 0as
OH 2u0en9orff un0 onS bon Cir.
Ii, 5o9Ireihe abHebner fin0en uer I
2n. L
SH ben Regicrliugsfreiien lit man
III Dem @erfud 6ieier alten Sub, |
r, bic glibe peinti6er Grinnerun, +
n 5n ciner Belt aliisuupbnem in /
cider Die ylntion in einein geiiti. y
N 91aos lit uno cine Ned1fferti- z
Ing sil beriHhen. uiht itbr erbeltf $
a aber Die orei allbrer iebt aus il
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sc Mtatin@ bebanptet, 0ob General
Mangin gum &on1ntanoeur aIIer al.
Iiierten 9rltppen, 0ie eoIeti einge-
rehnet, erpdhlt ieis inn bic Opera
tipnen geqen llngarn 8u leiten.
9tohridten liefen beltte eilt. ooB
nngariide Sobiettruppen lit Gran.
Iblbanien fran56iifde ouqeariffen
lno $50 bon ibnen 8u @efongenen
geutqdt bdttetL Die fie ieood ipdter
ipieoer entEoiien b1tten.
Die amerifaniid1e @liiiion tpuroe
geitern auf inoireftent @ege bon
ernItlihen glufitdnoen in 9uoopeIt
benadridtigt. 21oen ioIlen gepliin-
bert. peri6ntihes @igentunt fol1fig-
8iert mo biel 9iIbergerdt Der Hei-
den tpeggenontmen tporoen ieir.
Grenlier 2eninc bon GnBlonh bot
oen grtpurf ciner 9ouititution am
Die un9ariihe Reoierltng geiallbt,
ipie Der 3iirider aorreiponoent ponI
o2 s5nfornidtiot@ 3u beridten ipeiB.
9lnsl1noer nidt in Gefnhr.
Ser @iiltiItcr oes 9(ustudrtigenI
9elafun bat offi3iea ongefiinoigt, |
Dob ale ausIdnoiiden MiiiiorenI
unter Dem beionberen Shube Der
uitngoriiden 9oDiet 9lepublif~ fte- |
ben. 92an erlaubt linen iogar, iiber
ibren &ouptplartieren Die 5laqgenI
ibres 2an0es aufau6iebeu.
guOapeit, % lfdr3. (9erip1tet.) |
. GIN ungnriider 9dnpier Iiegt I
bereit, olle Qlusl1noer, Die bic Staot
oerIniien tpollen, Die 9onau binltnter
nod gelgrab 3u fiibren Der Damp
fer miro unter hritii6sr 6laage les
selr.
Die rotc 2trnlee mddit tdelid.
5rauen meloeten iid) aIs 5reiipiIlige,
pur0en aber nirht angenonthien. @inl
Soloat, 6es goltbes iiberfiibrt, MUIR
oe prompt erihoiien.
Die erSiebungsbeboroe bot 6as
5hloieren 6cs Morridjen So5ioIis.
luts in ben gduIen eineeiibrt nno
lat ferner aIle Observation-Disclosures
'rfudjt. io(hen, Die es niht fGnnen,
seien mo Shreiben 5u Iebren.
Vie &fer0erennen itn0 berboten.
mo bic 9ennplate iotlen in @emiI-
eadrten lmageponoelt lueroen.
ceutidle auaeDieieR, llasarH ~ Der.
laiien.
Berlin, 81. g1dr5. Ger oipIo.
aatiite glgeut GeltidIanos in @u.
'opeit bot ben IN llngorn Iebenoerl
Deiitihen ben alot esgebeu. bas 2onb
il perlnIien. u
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-31
Wcttert,eridtt.

8ir Cmaba uno llfnaegenS uno
fir glsbrosfa Sh6n uno mariner
heiife nbel0 unO Giensiaa
fSiir Soma Sdon 9eute obeH0
Hnn Tienstoa: Mariner 4ienstag
i1lo ini ol8eriten ineIiIidlen 9eiIe
heltie aDen0.
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Die mirtid)oftlihe Sperre iuicOer ill
Dplleln llnlfange einfitbre1 un0s|
|tuenn bas niht geniiaf, Sit ntiIitass
ridden NtdBnnbnten greifen. N9its
tells 4nIen. Gihedofloipofei ulp.
finflte Deiltidlano I'M Glfen obgea
id)nitten iueroelb mie bon Naiiertell
iln 8elten, Der tpirtihaftIihe Grnd
fannte, lpenn nottg, dit1 duf GeIier-
reid, 8nlgdrien un0 bic Giirfei ans.
geoebnt mo cine nlilit1riithq zee.
ietung ohne groBe gLftftrengnild
ausaefiibrt per0elt. esilaIDiie1en ges
MINT ser Gillbrud ali llinfong, bnB
Die gfaiierten, Die onf oeln 5hladlfs
fel0 geluonfleu hn6elt am s5rie0ens.
tiid berlieren iperoen, faIfs 1ie Ser
banhlttaeen itidt obue Ger5ltg nna
Iotfraft 8lnlt 9lbihlltB gebradi
uer6en
Der aieler aanaI.
aopenbagen, 81 M1r5 Ser bri.
tiide @ntidvofter oabipr 0erfunoef,
OaB Die Observation-Disclosures aqs
aieIer 8andls iebt III Hnri5 ha.
idIoiien mnroen lit unn 9rltppell
Der @ntente Die bcioen llfer %.
ieben iol(en.
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Der ltuter9alt Der ar6eitslOien.
SulidJeiuilten in 9soIen.

Gopen9ugen, 81. 9tdr3. Die
8erIiuer Gnees8eitilng meloet. 6oB
Der golidJeluisrnus in Der Stoot $50.
ien INNER mebr 9fnbdn9er gepinut.
Defenders inter Den Gruppen. IS.
iollen bereit8 800 SoIoaten in Saft
genomnten unO me6rere itarloredtIidJ
erIhniien poroen fein.
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= BeriFi end I'D Osnfdufsu att
bleis 8esaHa.
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.s,anie sreift gloste an.

Berlin 81. MARS. S5llgo Saoic,
S5iibrer Der ltnabb1ngtgen Gosiali.
item, griff int 9ieihstog oie 9ieaie-
rung un0 ben 2ar0esbertei0ialt1qs.
uiniIter Rosfe megen oes erba,.
mltngsloien gorgebens gegen Die
Spartater beftig an, iogeno: ySun.
oerte gerioneit iino 9egen oIles @e-
feb btngeridtet uoroen uno ouf
araliIane 8eiie beritbte W2or0a bos
ben oas utilitdriihe 9orgeben d,d.
rafteriiiert. Der MenidIihfeit lit
6urh oieie eaten Sobn gelprahen
moroen. 8eiangene, Die oie ggatten
itredten ipuroen errtoroet. Gin oer..
drtiges bnrbariihes 8orge6en itfI
gorni6t 8ti entidluloigen. Inter oemI
Hellen BON General 9eosfe eitQeFii6r.
ten 5oriltiihem SpItem ipuroen ber.
odAtige @efangene ourd)oepeitfdlt,
big Die III Der NnhborId)aft 6eg @e. |
f1ngniiIes ipo1nen0en 9erIonen 0og
5dmerBensgeI1rei ni1t Idnoer er.
trdgen fonnteii. Gin Dtonn muroet
I'M @efdngnisbof erifoIien neil er |
ngab, oab CT 2iebfnedt, oIS 0ieIer
Itod1 nnt Seben mar, gefdnnt hatte. |
Die 6oriitiiden MaBnabnlen iuuroenI
BON gloSte aetroffett, nts oas 92a6r.
fen BON Der grmoroung bon 60
Roli8iiten In 2idtenberg befonntI
urroe., 9ieie @eiduIoigug bat Iid,
lls ni6tig ertuieierL oern iene 60
BoIi8iiten iinO INNER nod an Sc.
ZEN.
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enOenborff seacn eeiualtfriebeu.

BerllI 81. Wfdr5. = ssSn Der mi.
litorfiden aorreiponoen5 fdreibt @e.
neral 2liOeu0orff: n8oat SIR gud,
Dor einent 5etnbe bengen, Der Gtld,
einen 8rie0en nuforingen mill, ser
bon ben IA bon 93r1Iioent g8ilfou
otifgeitellten 9Slnften abtpeidt2
geeBmt feinen auf @ernidtuna be.
redneten 5rie6en on."
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Ginigullg iiber 9an3i9
iteDt 1T trluarttll
sod laSct Scntid,c Dclcaatcn mad, spa Gin, nm
Slc Sadllagc so bcfprcden; Dcmtihlai,S
lnae9t eincn DcriNlae
@eniseltS 6efe fir sesabluns Scr 1,ikmalisn Sa

Die GinonBfontnliilion miro AUDI bic
5roee zines olisgebebnteren Grports
beitider &obmaterioIien nlfS Sqpet
brin9en uno Die glufbebung ser
9lodaoe beantrogen.
Der llnter6alt Der ar6eitsloien.
Berlin, 81. 0i1r3. Der Inter.
bolt Der glrbeitsIoien @roB .gcrlins
toltet tdaIid 100000 Mearf. Gs
beoirgt 230O 6dreiber, oie podent.
lid 100000 Morf beaieben nm Sic
2ii4en Der 2lrbeitsloien au fitbren.
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9eutidlanbs grobe
unb geitiir3te Miplner
(@opnria6t 1919: aIIa Medlte aorbe.
Bon aarl $. Oun gs,ieaaub,
Stab54tortepouoen Der n8dgtden Omaha 1ribiAu" tt0
vglen gorf Gan"

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Eentidle auaeuieieR, llnsarH ~ Der,
Iuiieu.

Betlln, 81. Wtur5. = Ter 0ipIot
matiite ageut GeiltidIanos in @u.
oopeit bat ben IN 1Ingarn Ieben0er
Deiitiheu ben aot gegebeu. Oas 2onb
sa perlaIien.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-16
ESSIG AND VICINITY

John Kemski, often called Jack, has
returned from overseas and visited here
with friends. They were all glad to see
Jack back again. Friday he left for
Springfield to see his best whom he had
not seen for many months.
Essig is being improved daily. Herman
Schroeder is building hoghouse with the
latest of Improvements.
Quite few people went to New Ulm
Saturday to see the baby War Tank.
J. o. Case and Kurt Steinke were
New Ulm visitors between trains.
Miss Frances Ziegenhagen was a
caller at the ]. P. Kritzmarzick home
Saturday.
Fred Niessen, Leslie Albrecht, Gust
Radloff, Mrs. Herman Rolloff, Miss
Anna Rollof, Hazel Hermann and Silvia
Geske were callers at New Ulm Saturday.
But Fred stayed longer than the others as
he did not get back until Monday.
Ira Arhart is employed at Andrew
Lebert's now.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-16

The elimination Of Maloney as chief
Of police and the appointment Of Chas.
P. Black in his place came as surprise
to most Of the citizens. Night police
McNall has also been retired at his
own request and the city will have a
new city attorney in the person of
A. NJ. Berg Of the firm Of Davis & Berg.
There is also a change made in the
assessorship, all Of which goes to show
that there was more or less dissatis-
faction with the old regime in the mat
ter of the enforcement of the laws Of
the state and possibly also on account
of the manner in which quite a number
of people in the city were treated by
the minions of the law
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-16
SEARLES CLIPPINGS

The members Of the Rosary Society
will give a card party next Sunday
evening, April 20, at eight o'clock, in
the st. Johns Church parish hall, to
which everybody is invited. Prizes
will be awarded.
The services in ST. Johns Catholic
church on Easter Sunday will be early
mass at eight o clockin the morning, with
an English sermon and High Mass at
1920 with German sermon.
Farmers are rather worrying about
seeding this year. Very little work
has been done in the fields 50 far, only a
little wheat seeding having been done by
a few farmers. It is expected more corn
and barley will be raised this year.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-16
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our sincere thanks
to all the kind friends who assisted us
at the time Of the death Of our beloved
mother,
MRS. DORETTA FRANK.
We especially wish to thank the pail
bearers, the donors OF the floral gifts
and Rev. Geo. Mayer for his kind
ministrations.
Mrs. Emile Lambrecht,
Robert Frank
William Frank
julius Frank.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-16

Altho there was not much excitement
at the spring election held at Sleepy Eye
recently there seems to have been an
undercurrent Of dissatisfaction just the
same which caused a change in the
administration Of the city's affairs.
The only familiar faces in the council
room when the city council recently
organized were those Of Councillor
Bertrand and City Recorder Thomas
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-16
& CARD OF THANKS

Wewish to express our sincere thanks
to all the neighbors and friends who as
sisted us at the time Of our bereavement
in the death of our beloved wife and
mother,
MRS. JOS. DIEPOLDER
We are especially grateful to the pail
bearers, the choir, the donors OF the
floral tributes and to Rev. Schlinkert
for his words Of consolation.
JOS. DIEPOLDER AND CHILDREN.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-16
ELIAS KELLERMANN.

No doubt, the friends of Elias Keller
mann will regret to hear that he died
on April Z, at his home at Willard, MINI.
He had been i'll for some time and last
summer he came to New Ulm to con-
suit local physicians about his health
At that time he also visited with many
of his New Ulm friends
The deceased was born May %, 1858,
at Watertown, Wis, and thus was 81
years old at the time of his death. When
still young man he came to New Ulm
where, on August 20, 1880, he was
married to Alwina Buelow who survives
him. Their union was blessed with
four children, Of whom the following
are still living: Mrs. Anna Doty, Mime
apolis; Mrs. P. H. Clute, Big Stone
City, S. D., and Frank, Willard, MINI.
Eli, an adopted son, lives at Swanville,
MINI. He is also survived by two
sisters, one brother and his aged mother.
The deceased held a position as wheat
buyer for the Eagle Roller Mill Co.
Of New Ulm for twenty years and in
1905 he moved to Willard where he also
was active as a wheat buyer. Later
on he owned billiard and pool hail.
The burial took place early last week
at Willard.
MRS. LOUIS MACHO.
Mrs. Louis Macho died Sunday morn
ing at nine o'clock at the Loretto hos
pital after some some eight weeks OF
illness. Mrs. Macho had been seriously
i'll the past two weeks suffering from
peculiar ailments, being partly para
lyzed.
The deceased whose maiden name was
Emma Berger was born May 10, 1890,
and was only twenty nine years old when
death claimed her. She was born at
Madison Lake, MINI, and spent the
early days Of her life there. In 1909
she was married to Louis Macho and
they made their home in Oregon for
five years, after which they removed
to New Ulm and have lived here ever
since. There is one daughter, Evelyn
aged five, who mourns the loss Of her
mother.
Besides her sorrowing husband the
deceased is survived by two brothers,
Joe and Edward Berger Of Morton:
four sisters, Mrs. Mary Mages, Morton;
Mrs. Ray Crawford, Oregon; Mrs
John He'll, Mankato, and Helen Berger
who is at home with her mother Mrs
Henry Berger Of Morton. Funeral ser
vices were held this morning at $3.50 at
the home and interment was made in
the Catholic cemetery.
The deceased was member of the
Prudential lodge at the time of her death
ANNA KOOTZ.
Anna Kootz, aged SO years died We'd
nesday, April 9th, at the St. Alexander
Home for the Aged. The deceased had
been an inmate Of the institution fol
the past three years. She was not very
ill but passed away slowly Of ailments
common to old age.
The deceased was born in Germany
in 1881. One son survives her, who
came to New Ulm from Jordan, last
Thursday.
Funeral services were held Friday
morning and interment was made in
the Catholic cemetery.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-16

Frank Schluck and Agatha Schluck
from Morgan, Mrs. Mary Pile from
Redwood Falls, and Mrs. Kate Vaneck
from Rice Lake, Wis, attended the
funeral of Martin Schluck last week.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-16
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our sincere thanks
to all the sneighbors and friends who
assisted us at the time Of the death OF
our beloved husband and father,
GUSTAV GUEMMER
We are especially grateful to the pail
bearers, the donors Of the floral offerings,
and to Rev. Wheeler for his kinds word
of consolation.
MRS. q. GUEMMER AND chill
sDREN.
Judge Clague and Court Reporter
w. r. Eckstein went to Lake Benton
Monday to try an important court case.
Private Martin Schluck from Fort
Sill, Oklahoma, spent a ten day Through
visiting with the Caspar Schluck family
and with other relatives in New Ulm.
He returned to Fort Sill on Monday.
IA group Of eight friends agreeably
surprised Miss Vera Stricken at her
home Monday, the occasion being her
birthday anniversary. The guests
amused themselves at cards and enjoyed
a pleasant time.
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-16

Mrs: Chas. F. Kaiser and daughter
Elsie are in the Twin Cities where they
will visit for several weeks at the home
of the formers daughter.