New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-05-15
Lone.T1ee Lake CorrssPondence.
LONE TREE LAKE,
s MAY 7th 1878.

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Editor Review.-We find in the last issue Of your
paper It is in the misspelling
of name-Or, rather the substitution of the letter
q for in the ending Of q mans name Such mis-
takes, though small, sometimes occasion consider
able trouble. We hope the type setter will be o
little careful and get in the right letter. he may
SOW seeds of bitterness and disarrange the struc-
am informed in q sort of informal way that my
bear story is ''leetlen ovredrawn wish to to set
myself right. The man who saw the bear says that
was pure fiction; that he did not climb tree but
merely backed up against IT. that he did not loose
his boots; that no bruin with eyes Of malignant dre
ons ~ mot
with his bear experience. He says, however, that
he did see . bear ct Lone Tree Lake; that his sem
satio9s were BY no means honey that he 9s.
better way would be to put on q braveface, and in
case of attack stand your ground; that In case OF
being Rugged by bruin, to take advantage Of mo-
mentary relaxation of his paws and run for the tree
Such were his cogitations The scare was un-
doubtedly az bad as the experience would have
BEEN We give our friend the benefit Of these quali-
tell US how the thing is, wether there really were
any terrors incident to his experience. and thus
set the public mind at rest
is Aunt Sally? Is she myth7 Who IL Scrobs7 Where
does he live and how does be exist? The Podunk
boys say that he 10 hgment Of the Imagination
splendid in his rage that 10 knows no rsstraint nor
repression in the outbursts Of his Indignation. I
accidently saw the man the other day. II was
gently leaning. LOOKING through his spectacles,
he was quietly reading the last REVIEW aud vent.
ing his spite upon the Town Board. He was In
PAIN He might nave ossa neare e
looked him squarly In the face and detected tne
old fury gathering and the new fear contending.
He was charged with fire, saying to himself: this
arms!' We endorse the idea that Aunt Sally Is far
superior to her aasailants, and 10 % much beyond
them in point Of honor and kindly feeling a. thu
dove is to the hawk.
We hope Lieutenant Scrolls will go hin way clear
to attend the Teusday evening prayer nesting and
tranquilize his feelings before HIS determination OF
the town board begins, and make the %
easy as possible.
How about the SWEET ciier7 Will It bear rsduc.
ing? Please rise and explain.
transfer her Teusday evening prayer messing to
Sleepy Eye and rouse up our stagn1nt enurcnes; ~
need something of this Kind to awake the churches
to sense Of their dang goa n 1Sn , Ws1
is Dimick2 Our friend IS we'll known in religious
circles throughout the country, and hin appearance
on theological stage at this time would p timely.
Let US have him. He ID famous detender o. nls
faith, and we heartily endorse him.
Podunk needs Temperance Society Where .
Bro. Munsel?
have said to the object Of his affections; dear.
60 to the ends q the earth sid She go
s1d a sts es i x
board than Smith. q
Who was it that handed ths stage driver letter
Which bore the supsrscription Nsw1a%
to its destination? Who was It? What pyramid Of
popularity that letter might have brought the wri-
board c genius
Being down to Sleepy Eye the other day, ws were
informed that our friend John whom We had taken