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The Washington herald., 1919-07-08
FIRST "WET" SUNDAY
FOR YEARS AT N. Y.

New York. July Operating as
soft drink dispensaries, many sa-
looms in New York ran wide open
yesterday for the first Sunday in
many years. No arrests were made.
although 2.75 per cent beer was sold
Samuel Untermeyer. acting on be-
half of British brewing interests,
with s40,oo0,00o invested in Ameri-
can breweries. requested a hearing
before the House judiciary Commit
tee, and the Senate Committee. of
which Senator Sterling is chairman.
The request it was said. will be
taken to the President II necessary.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-08
Southern Publishers
Open 9th Convention

Asheville, n. c. July with the
largest attendance is the history OF
the organization. the twenty-sev-
ench annual meeting OF the South
ern Newspaper Publisher Associa-
ton convened this morning at 10
o'clock at Grove Park Inn Presi-
dent Bell presided In connection
with the publishers are five allied
organizations. all of which will
bring to Asheville this week the
largest gathering OF newspaper men
ever convened in the South II is
believed the sessions will continue
through Thursday.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-08
Navy Yard News

'-Ches-- Lyons. q Washington boy.
recently with the Baltimore Drydocks.
il now pitching for the ClonepA
Joseph Grannan. Of ths broadside
mount shop. spent July 4 and At
Colonial Beach
Several farewell vocal selections were
rendered Thursday In the old tool
shop by q trio composed Of J. Bon
brest W. Smith and p. Pierce.
John Downs, of the broadside
mount shop. with his mother and
father, motored to Chesapeake Beach
Saturday.
Dick Tftlow, Of the tool shop draw
and a party Of friends, spent the
Fourth at Chaple Point
Miss Flora FogarU. yeonan 20.
has been spending q short vacation
at Atlantic City.
Harry Hogan. Of the broadsde
mount shop, found a big willow tree
at Seneca and spent his Fourth In
its abundant shade
Jimmie woolmer. Of the tool shop.
with his wife, spent the weekend
at Baltimore, his former home
Raymond Ford. with q party OF
friends. motored to Chesapeake Beach
in his fiivyer. and had an enjoyable
Fourth
Dan Magic of the broadsfde mount
shop, has cancelled his motor trip 70
Atlantic City on account Of trouble
he has been experiencing with one OF
his eyes.
Howard B. Ryan, Of the pack BIT
division OF the tool shop. pitched q
good game last Wednesday for Too
and Miscellaneous team
william Hermann has returned &C
the electric power plant, following his
recent vacation
The Washington herald., 1919-07-08
Blame Train Wreckers
For Crash Fatal to Two

Montreal. Can July THE cause
of the accident indicates the work
OF train wreckers. according to the
official statement OF the c. P. R. re-
garding the derailing of the COM
pany's Imperial Limited train near
Stonecliffe, Ont
Two Austrians. recently dis
charged from employ of the COM
pany. are in Jail today and may be
charged with the removal of nuts
and fishplates from the rails.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-08
Belgian King Honors
2 American Pastors

New York. July Z. The Rev.
Charles S. MacFarlane, Mountain
Lake, N. j., and the Rev. Roy B.
Guild. Scarsdale. N. Y. have been
decorated by King Albert OF Bel
GUM with the Order Of Chevaller
of the Order OF the Crown in rec
ognition of work done as secre-
taries of the federal council OF the
Churches OF Christ in developing in
terest in relief work In Belgium,
the Belgian consulate announced
today.
was made by Maj. Pierre Blom-
maer. chaplain in chief Of the Bel
gian army.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-08
SAYS HE SOLD FALSE
MEDICAL DIPLOMAS

New York, July 7.-Pleading guilty
to a charge Of having sold a diploma
purporting to have been issued from
the Southern College OF Medicine and
Surgery at Atlanta. Ga. Nicholas E.
Clemens. of Brooklyn. today tempo
rarily escaped sentence while he con-
siders whether he shall make public
names of seventy-five or a hundred
men to whom he is supposed TO have
sold fraudulent credentials.
He asked for clemency and the court
prmised to give the request consid-
Grafton il he would disclose the names
The Washington herald., 1919-07-08
PLENTY OF ice,
D.C.DEALERS SAY
Plants Prepared to Meet
All Hot Weather
Demands.

-Ieeless summer the annual bogy
Of the hot days In Washington, has
again appeared. according to local ice
dealers.
Tt happens every summer" Rich
ard Gangwisch. manager Of Heurich's .
ice plant. said last night
"A few hot days will run the Ice
deliveries little short and trnmedf-
ately there Is cry of an ice famine
As a matter Of fact. the ice plants
today are better prepared to meet the
city's demands than they have ever
been and unless We have an unusually
long spell Of intense heat. there Is lit
tie danger of an ice shortage
lee dealers say the apparent short
age during the past few days has
been due to the inability of the men
handling the Ice on the street to meet
the increased demands Of their pa
irons
The Washington herald., 1919-07-08

Miss Edith S. McIlveen, of the office
of the assistant foreman of printing.
and Billy Richardson, OF the. casting
room, were married on July and
are now in New York City on their
honeymoon. Mr.. Richardson recently
returned from a year with the troops
in France.
Alexander W. McEwen, for many
years employed as a compositor in
the monotype section, died in George
Washington University Hospital July
6 of intestinal strangulation. at the
age OF 81. Interment will he at VII
enn1 Va
Members OF the various State socie-
ties in the Government Printing ONCE
can secure from their officers tickets
to the meetings OF the All-S!ate So
ciety in Central High School. July
and 9.
Charles f. Eitchberger, Of the proof
room. is spending a week in Maryland.
Henry A. Roehn. machinist at the
t.
spent several days last week on the
Eastern Shore
Robert NJ. Maginniss. monotype ma
chinist, is enjoying leave.
Miss Caroline Brookfeld. Of the pam
phlet bindery, is spending two weeks
in Brooklyn. N. Y.
w. Roland Starr. OF the stores divi-
sion. spent the Fourth at his home in
Baltimore.
A Force Engel. of the keyboard
room. is spending a portion OF his
leave with his mother and brother in
Amsterdam. N. Y.
John H. Butler, maker-up in the
hand section, now detailed with the
Keating Wage Commission. has been
promoted to Office man
Charles c. Nicholson. time checker
in the casting room. spent the triple
holiday with his parents near Balti-
more.
John E. Rastall. OF the proofroom, Is
spending a month at his cd home
in Illinois.
Operator Victoy L Whitford. Of the
Library branch. and Mrs. whitford
are entertaining the latter's niece,
Miss Elizabeth Briggs. of Earleville,
New York.
Miss Georgia 7. Carter, directress In
the pamphlet bindery, is on thirty
days leave.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-08
Tells Why Anti-Ford
Editorials Were Printed

Mount Clemens. Mich. July Tiff
fany Blake. chief editorial writer for
the Chicago Tribune, testifying today
in the FordTribune libel suit, gave
the papers reason for the writing
of the editorial terming Henry Ford
an anarchist
Blake said the paper thought Ford
was opposing the government in pro-
tecting its citizens on the border and
without such protection the govern
ment did not deserve the name" and
such opposition became anarchy,
The Washington herald., 1919-07-08
Old Comrades-in-Arms
To Conduct Nye Funeral

Former comrades in arms of Col
William E. Nye, retired. who died
at his home IS Bryant street north
west. Sunday afternoon. will be in
charge OF the funeral services at
Arlington Cemetery this afternoon
Col. Nye served during the entire
four years OF the civil war. accept
ing a position in the Postofice De-
partment upon his retirement from
military life He was a member of
Garfield Post G. A r
The Washington herald., 1919-07-08
L May Not Be Troubling You
During the Warm Weather, But
II Is Still In Your Blood.

catarrh is not only a disgusting
disease but IL is a dangerous one,
md you should never let up in your
sHorts to get it out OF your system
until you have done IL thoroughly.
Set rid of 1t. whatever It costs you
% trouble and money.
Mild weather will aid the treat
nent and this is an excellent time
% thoroughly cleanse the blood of
he germs of C1tarrh and be for
yer rid Of the troublesome sprays
md douches that can only relieve
rou for q time.
s S. S. Is purely vegetable blood
emedy. made from roots and herbs
The Washington herald., 1919-07-08
RECEIVERS TO END
CLEVELAND CAR STRIKE

Cleveland, July z-Gty omcaals to-
day were prspar1ng TO put IN end 70
Cieveland's street car tieup by ashns
the courts TO appoint q receiver for
the lines Of the Cleveland Railway
lines.
This action was to Be taksn n II
appeared that other sd0rts 70 eject
Q settlement VIII fail The receiver
would start tmmediats operation OF
the cars ana resume service that stop
ped when the strike became elective
early yesterday.
Cars were not being operated today.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-08
BOLSHEVISTS RELEASE
S AMERICAN SOLDIERS

Bolshevflxs have returned Eve Amer
lean soldiers. captured from the Amer
lean Siberian expedition at Souchan
Mine. June =. the War Department
announced The men, who were an
good health, are:
Lieut. Custer Fribley. ouartermaster
Corps; Corpls- EastlAnd w. Reed and
Harlan s. DAILY. and Prvts. Harold c,
Bullard and Forrest Moore The en-
listed men all belonged TO COMPANY
II, Thirty-frst Infantry.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-08
DOMINION CONGRESS
OFLABOR CONVENES

Ottawa, July 1.-The Dominion Labor
Congrsss campaign against "one big
union" and radicalism opened today
IN Winnipeg under the leadership OF
William Varley. Toronto. general or
ganizer Of the American Federation OF
Labor. and R. A. Rigg. newly ap-
pointed Western organiser.
Local unions sending delegates from
Western cities. 1t has been decided.
must prove their loyalty to union prin-
cipies. Trades councils In Calgary
Winnipeg and Vancouver likely will
be reorganized.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-08
John D. Plays Golf
On His 81st Birthday

Tarrytown, N. Y, July John D.
Rockefeller celebrated his eigh-
tieth birthday today at Pocantico
Hills by playing his usual daily
round of golf and listening to the
music of brass band hired for the
occasion.
The worlds richest man declared
he felt like a man of 40. He told
his son. John D., jr., that he be-
lieves he will live to be 100 years
old.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-08
Release Yank, for Harvest.

Orders were issued by the War De-
partment yesterday to the command
ing generals of Camps Pike and Bowie
CTexas), Dodge Uowa). and Funston
(Kansas). and Fort Sill (Oklahoma),
to release all emergency men possible
to work in wheat fields. because of
the urgent need of farm labor.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-08
Beer Test Set for Today

Hartford. Conn. July Z. - Two
test cases, one to determine the
constitutionaiity of the wartime
prohibition law and the other TO
establish whether beer as specified
in the act of Congress is intoxicat-
ing. will be tried before Judge Chat
field in the United States DistricS
court in New Haven tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-08
LIB Child Suicides

New York. July Among ZOO sui
cides in the United States reported to
the Save-a-Life League in the last
girls
The Washington herald., 1919-07-08
Elechocution Cost Soars.

New York. July 7.-Murders are
costing the State more It must pay
800 for an electrocution at Sing Sing.
instead OF the former so.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-08
GOLD. MEDAL,
.kRiEM0N
W @s&5uIE( ~
HESEl4al

The worlds standard remedy for hdnsy,
liver, bladder and uric acid troubles.
Famous since 1896. Take regularly and
keep in good health. In three sizes. all
druggists. Guaranteed as represented
Look for ths name Gold Medal on svsry
hox and accept 20 Imitation
The Washington herald., 1919-07-08
SQUEEZED
TO DEATH

When the body begins to stifFen
and movement becomes painful
Il is usually an indication that the
kidneys are out Of order. Keep
these organs healthy by taking
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-20
gerfanfen Aftien fir sdglide Sci
t1t1tg.

Set anfangs Der Bo6e fi11o Ralpb
Ban Gear uno Carl 8arions bon
Winneapolis in Ser 5tabt nm Mftien
an berfaufen fir Die in Minneapolis
| 3u griiaoenbe tdglibe 3eitnng Die IN
erIter Qinie 6ie ss1ltereilen Der Jarmer
uno 9lrbeiter bertreten miro. Iue
iolde oie. nit unieren iebigen tdgli-
den 3eitungen nidt 5lfriebe11 lno IL
nanciel in Der Gage fino Die ali griin=
oenbe nGaglibe" finaneieu 5ll unter=
itiiben, ionten nidt perfdumen, Die
ie 8ohe, alpifden Z nbr n11o 10
1br abenbs in 3immer IS i'm Da=
fota @ouie bor5uipreben.
Das @rnn0}tid moranf 6as @e=
banoe erribtet tperoen jon lit bereits
geF1ert uno nit Dem 8a1 ion an
fongs Sssuli begonnen meroen Mit
tpel1enl gntbniiasmnS 0ieies Set
tungsproieft begriiBt miro, gebt laus
Dem umitano berDor, bob bereitS
$1O0, 600 mert Mftien unter 6en Mr=
beitern pon Minneapolis auein ber=
fauft poroen fiao. BergeBt olio
nibt oie @erren auf5uin6en menn
Sbr @nb fir Die nene rGaglid)e" I'M
terefiirt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-20
geu him. N'inneoa 5reitag, ben 20, Sun, 1919
Sic alter, Boitratet,.

8oifmeilter Greo 8faenoer bot
bonn 8oitoepartement IN Waibtngto11 !: !
sic sssnffrnftionen be5iiglib Der Nid-
fehr al oen alien 8oltraten fir Brie=
fe uno 8oitfarten erba1ten. Danad
treten bie alten Raten am |. Snl1
tpieber in &raft, 5. B. ale Brtefe'
1peroen mieoer fiir 2 Gents beforoert
,,no Boltfarten 5u einenl Sent. Bon
Dem genannten Gage an meroen ole e
8oltanitalten ben Berfarf Der NIT 2
Gents geltempelten Boitfarten 11111
Ser NIT Ser 3 Gents franfierten Br1e=
fe ein1teue1t. Derartige l1ngebrond)te
8o1tfarten nno Briefe meroen bis gum
4. gluqult bon ben 8oitanitalten, an
oenen tie gefauft tpuroen, gum boiler
geennmerte 5uriidgenommen, menn 1te
in unbef6aoigtem 3nitanoe }ino: Dle
Getournierung muB ieoo6 onrb Der
urfpriingliden @anfer erfolge11
8riefmarfen I'M @erte bon 3 Gents
perben ni1t 5nriidgefanft tDeroen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-20
Scene Mbteilung.
.@enrp @pebe, 8botngrapb, ridtet
@eiddft fit bic Gntlpidlung BON
1ilmS Elm.

tBor nebr alS 5tpei Monoten bat
9enrn @oebe In ieinenl photographers
atelter banit begonnen, 6ilmS gu ent=
tDtdeln nlb SarauS eine beionbere Nbz
teilung Ieines @ei6dft8 gu MAIDEN.
Seute 1T bie neue Nbteill1ng beretts TN
belten @an9e. Noolpb g. Nnann Der
befanntli6 Dor nnebreren @odenau8,
oe1n Bbotograpbenbien{t IN ser 8ur1z
oesar1nee entlaifen murbe urlb mad
!@anie 3uriidfebrte, itebt 9errn 0oebe
babel reoli6 3nr 9eite. 5err Nmann
batte mdbrenb ieineS Weilitdrbienites i'm
Nodpen Tielb In &alifornien @elegen=
belt, ei1e gan5e Nn3abl prd6tieer Nnfz
11abme1r gu MAIDEN. @r bat et11e &olz
teftion bapon angele9t nnb nit nod
5auie gebra6t, oie 1lunmebr In einem
Der 5daufeniter bel @oeoe auSgeitelt
lit.
Wie Serr @oebe perlidert, fon bie
1leue Mbteilung bur6auS ni6t it0rei1b
ei11ipirfen anf ieine fonitise pbotoera=
pbi{de Nrbeit, Sic 1ad tpie por ieine
EDolIe Nuf1nerfla1nfeit finoet. giele Stem
Timer, Sic biSber ee5luunee1l iparen,
ibre &obaf 6tl1nS na6 ansudrtS 81
Ifdiden, iperben es 9errn goeoe Danf
'mille1l, baB er fie BON oieler unanneb1nz
.lidfeit befreit. 11eberbaupt 1T Stem
Him fit nett u1lo brett Der geeisnetife
Nlak fir berartige Nrbetten. 8i8z
'berige &llnben iporen 10 5ufriebe11 nit
Der grbeit, baB lie beretts lpieDerbolt
.poripra1en ober s5ilnls BON ausipdrts
5ein{didten. Da8 Gntptdeln eeI6iebi
mittels einer eleftrif den Dial dime.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-20
Mmerifas Mrbeiter
fiir 8ier u1to @eirt
100000 @e>perfidaftler bemonftrie-
rem in Der 8mnoeshanptitaot por
benz aapitol. 8roteit geeen bic
Notwithstanding. Samael
@ompers ipridt*
.8a{bington, oen Is. SUM

agSQ1Dt119IOlt, Delt 10. Su1tl.
Weit ser @arnl111g, 0aB Der g1n=
fiibruna Ser &riegsprobtbitton i11on=
| jtriene l1nruben folgen tperoen, tell
/ tie sic organiiierte Mrbeit nit San1uel
@ompers on Der 5pibe on ben Son.
areB oie Mnfforberu1g, ben Nerfant
BON leid)te11 8eine1 nn0 Bier 5n er=
lauben, big oie fp11ititutioneQe Brob1=
bttion II, Wirflnnlfeit tritt,
Nns Mab unb 6ern.
8ua al,i 3}1lg nit (e5'euerf ldnfts=
orqaniiationen aus 5tdoten BON Sob
unb sSer1r trafen Sen gan5en Bor=
1nittaa binbnrcb in oer 2anoesbanpt-
1taot Elm 5ur Seilnabme an Der gro-
Ben slntiprobibition onsoemonltratton
Ser amerifani1de11 Mrbeitergeperf=
irhoften Dor benz &ongreB l1no als Die
DeIeaaten bonn Mrbeiterfonpe1t tn
9ltlontic Gitp eirtrafen, 5ogen bere1fS
aohllo{e @ruppen nit Wtn1tftorps
our9 sic 5taot.
&pr bent &apitul.
Bnnft 2 l1br iebte 1i9 Der 3ng
nit oen Delegaten an Ser Spibe nab
oem @apitol in 8epegung, mo- On
ser biltori1hen Oitfreitreppe, ant tpel.
der sic Brdiioentenino nolgnratto11e11
1tattfin6en, cine Sribiine fir Die &o11-
greBn1itglieoer erri6tet NOR. Die
3ohl ser geilnebmer OIL oem 3ngc
nitro auf minoelte11s 100000 ge=
1habt. sssn oenielben befano lib Ell
ne Slbteilnng bon Srauen nno elne
bon 5oloaten nnb Matro}en. Mls
! Sic lebtere Dor oen1 &apitol ei11trof,
erbob 1id Elm nn9ebeuerer Beifans=
! turn. Das Star Spangleo 8on-
ner" mur6e geipielt uno rMmerifa"
qe1rnqen. Die &un6gebntg n1abz
fe 1idtIid einen nadbaltigen gin=
orltd.
I'm 31fnnft beiorgt.
Die Sem gier Seine arbeit"=
gemegl1ng tit nod nibt tot" erfldr-
te Brafioent @ompers benn Sulti5fo=
mitee oes 5enats, .troboem i'd ales
qetan babe, Inn oerartige l1nrnben 81
perbinoern. Mibts, baS Der 4o1t-
areb qetan baben fonnte, 1piro n1ebr
6as Slut Ser Mal1en erregen. Sum
er5ten Scale in r1einem 2eben bin 19
Inn sic 3ufrnft oes 2anoeS beiorgt. I
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-20

eugene 81. 9fefferle, elmer ser ge=
|a6tetlten Burger Der 5ta6t, lit am
Dienstagmorgcn nm Z l1br As bon
femem longmierigen 2eioe11 ourb be11
EgoD erIolt iporoen: Seit Monaten
bate ct NIT Der linn eigenen gnergie
nno 1atfraft gegen oie idleicbenbe
&rebsfranfbeit in feinen @lieoern an=
eefdnpft. sSeoob mar oie &ranfbeit
fbon 5l1 melt borgeidritten uno er
Derlor 5niebenbs an &raft, Biz er
idHeBlib ben &anpf als berloren
aafgeben muBte. 5eine SSrau unb
feine 5lpei &in6er maren an ieiner
5eite, OILS er ieinen lebten 9ltem5ng
int
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-20
Gueene q, 8iefferle
bpllt 2eibe1l erl0bt

8efannter Mpptbefer Stem 11lms itirbt
9ienstag,nor9en in ieiner Bob-
ni1n9. @atte fid bDr fur5er 3ett
bDm @eldGfte 5uriidgeaogen. Sc
1rDf Die 9pdid)atnng 11nb Adtune
aaer, bic lin fannten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-20

Stem l1lmer @arage=8eiiter ipirb
Maihine fit Die NeubDbrung BON
3plir3ern poer @al5en beritelen.
8erfauft Garage uno tuiomet iid)
ueAem l1nternebmen.
Der bisbertee @araeebeitber William
Nab bon bier, Ser 3n1ammen NIT 5errn
Mueller an g1orb BroabpaD etne Hez
paraturt; t;erfitdtte fit Nutomobile be-
fab, 1T Der @rfinber elmer Mal6ine fit
g1euboDrnn9 bon 3pltnbern ober @al<
gen. 8or furaem bat er bte nnter benz
Nan1en Mueller & Slab befannte Ga
rage an 9errn g. 8. 9lielion perfanft,
nm ii6 bon jebt alletn Der 9eritellune
Der BON ibm erfunbenen Ma{htne 81
ntbnle11. gorldufte tuirb er NOD n
Der @arage on Norb 8roaoDap bleiber
jebo6 eebenft er ipdter ii6 ein anoerea
9ofa1 gu mteten.
Q8ar npt,uenoi9.
Seit Sabren tparen i6on oerarttgt
Mal1inen anf benz Marfte, la9t 5er1
Nab, aber lie paren gu teuer, nm eS Der
fleineren Neparaturmerfit beliterr
5u er111bgli6en, ii6 eine anSul6affen,
go ma6te er li6 baran, etne neue Sea
i6tne ber5uitellen, unb na6 Verln1en
BON eiridbriger Dauer mar ct ON 3iel.
@r bate etne Ma16tne bergeftelt, Die
1tl1r $l5O foltete, tpoeegen bie anoeren
pon $500 anf,pdrtS foiteten, uno 9enau
bielelbe 9lrbeit leiitet, eigentli6 nod
mebr, benn iie fam bon iebem unge=
lernten Nrbeiter bebient iperben, tpdb=
renb oie anberen Mai6inen 81 ibrer
Beoienure zines gelernten Me0anifers
bebnrfen.
8atentiert.
gla1 Tertieitellun9 Der Mal9ine be-
rrukte 9err Nab tie stpei Sabre lang in
ieiner eigenen @erfitatt, uno nadoem
er 1id nun1nebr pollftdnbie BON ibrer
2eiftungSfdbrisfett iiber3e19t batte, er=
fudte er Inn Die 8e,pilligllng eineS
BatenteS, mas ibn1 aa6 segeben lplroe.
Damn seabte er an Die 5erltellnng Der
Waidine fir anoere. Mlmdbli6 9ing
aud bieier @eeanfe IN bic Tat iiber, llnb
iebt itebt 6err Nab Dor Der Nn8fiibru11g
ieiner Sbee, Die Maidine in Mal{en aut
Sen Marft III brinQen.
2um Beften gfeip ulms.
g1aturlid brau6t e8 81 einem berz
artiqen 1lnternebmen elmer groben Cunt
ME @eloes, 1nb es 1T ni6t 1lnm6alid,
oab lib peridiebene BON Stem nlms
better fitnierten Qenten fir Die Sa6e
inferel1ieren. Sbne 3meifel tpdre eS
fir Stem uln, BON ungen0bnlther Bez
.oeutune, cine {ol6e Snbuitrieanlaee u
leiner Mitte 81 baben. Sc miirbe balo
in ser Mutomobilnelt I'M gan5en 2anbe
qenannt iperoea, unb Die 9tabt ielblt
5ipiiroe in fnr3er 3eit eine ni6t 81 nr1<
terfddtenbe 8ergr6Berl1ns erfabre1l.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-20
Minnefota iiber
nfer getrete1l
Mieiiae 3eeenmengen nerurihaen Set
aen oes 5luiles UNI IL big 12
Ssuk In bier gagen. Mlle 5ufiibz
reuben 2anoitrahet1 ipieoer nnter
@aiTer. 8riiden abgeidnitten,
nit slusnabme ber Gifenbabnbriide,

Oie llngebeuren Hegenmailen, Die Il
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bie llfer getreten nno bebeden nett uni
brett Sic anliegenben Telber unb Wielen
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Donnerstas, morgen b0ber, alS er i
mar, 10 fpeit Sic dlteren 8eantten De,
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men. Man iagt, oab nenieiten8 IN Der
lebten 1ieb3ebn Sabren Elm berartt9el
@o9itanb Ser Tluten ni6t beoba6tet
ipurbe.
I'm ettpa IL 1uR seifiegen.
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lehten 5ansta9 tafolse ser beri6tebe=
men @olfenbr1de, oie an pielen 5tellen
I'M 1ale nieoergegangen paren. 96nelz
Ter unb i6neller pu6s bte Slut, bis fte
am Mittpo6 I'M bret 53on bte 9tnnbe
in Sic 90be getrieben ipuroe. Nm
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TluB bereit8 nm IL bis 12 gub gez
ifieqen mar, mar t1nmer nod etn @trtz
aen bon 1 1=2 3on Die 5tunbe gu be-
oba6ten, tpie Serr Seed bon Ser Mdble
erfldrt.
8riiden abgeidnitten+
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gelegeren Briden CUR gerbt1oung Der
9anoltraben tnieeerlln1 bon allem Ser
febr abeei6nitten, 90 bic 9traben
grobenteils an Sen 3ufnbren mebrere
6ub tief unter 8alier iteben. Die
@tlenbabnbriide tit, 1o1peit in @rfabz
rune sebra6t peroen fonnte, nod be-
nutbar, 10 bab Ste a3iige fei1e Ser
30geruna erfabren biirften.
{ @Dlfenbruh bei 9ambertDn.
5n BED !ytalR BON eumberton ging geir
Wolfen nbru6 nteber, Der n1ebrere 6arnter
polfdnots llnter W5aiier itellte. Die
Heterogeneous Slut itanb 70 bod au1
Sen nie6rtger gelegenen Belbern, Dat
ste 2eute barauf 8otfabren ll1lb ii6 BEN
56>pin1niport bingeben fonnten. 8e
Neotpoob ioll Die 8riide me9gei6memm1
tporoen 1ein.
Sn anoeren @esenben.
1leber betrd6ttlt6en 51aben tptr>
auS Ser Orti6aft Martetta TN 2ac Qu
Yarle @oalntn eemeloet. Dort gine
am Counting um 5 llbr mor9en8 ei1
llntpetter nieber, bas einen groben Set
oe8 Srte8 unter 8ai1er lebte, 10 oof
biele 9ibner nno 9dmeine tn Ser
6luten perenbeter. Die 8etnobne1
-fubren in Scooter, unb auf 6loben aui
Dem @alier umber. Die elefttrl6t
8eleu6tune8anla9e iDllroe etne 3eit.
lang auber 8etrteb gefeht.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-20
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