New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-06-27

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2s. Laws governing o. D. q. S. Of Wis.
/ consin.
"a: Constitution governing Q. D. H. S.
Wisconsin.
%. Bylaws, Lincoln Lodge No. %.
26. Bylaws and Proceedings of Grand
Lodge, Wisconsin. 1888 S4, SIS, Sc,
81,
q. Annual Report Grand Vice Presi-
dent, Secretary. Treasurer, 1875.
2S. Programme for Laying of Corner
Stone Hermann Monument.
70. Official Report of the 18th Conven-
ton of N. A. 7. B.
80. Q. b. ii. s., Badge.
81. Coins of u. S.
81. Prussian Dollar, 1913. from Emil
Kruger, Ex-Grand President of
Grand Lodge, Minnesota.
50. Annual Report of Officials OF Grand
Lodge Wisconsin, 1856.
81. Partial list of members of Ladies'
Section N. U. T. ".
80. History and Membership List of
Concordia Lodge, No. 10, Saltwater.
SO. Programme for funniest at New
Ulm, 1888.
81. Grafton, Albert Wolff.
SO. ..Das Deutsche Wort, = Emil Wesch-
cke.
80. History and Membership List of
Carl Schurz Lodge No. Is, o. d. HIS.
40. Membership List New Ulm Lodge.
No. q, O. d. II. S.
NEWSPAPERS AND Periodicals.
l. Neu Jahr's Gruesse, Pictures of
Journalists, Poets and NaturaHsts,
issued by Minneapolis Freie Presse.
2. Minneapolis Freie Presse.
8. Publications of Herold Publishing
CO., Milwaukee, Wis.
4. Belletristisches Journal, N. York.
5. Ordensblatt der Hermann's Soehne.
6. New Ulm Review.
q Amerika, St. Louis.
Is. Der Weston, Chicago.
8. Amerikanische Turnzeitung, Mil
waukee.
/ 10. New Ulm Post.
IL. Festzeitung of Turnverein for 81.
funniest at Dolgeyille, New York.
". kathelische Volkszeitung, Balti-
more, New York.
Is. Wahrheitsfreund, Cincinnati.
a. Deutsche Jugendzeitung, Kansas
! City, Missouri.
Is. Der Spatz.
16. Model Homes.
/. II. st. Croix Post.
1 Is. Ordens uud Vereins Revue. New
York.
10. Festzeitung, New Ulm Post.
20. Taegliche Volkszeltung, st. Paul.
/ 81. Herold DIES Glaubens, Katholisches
Wochenblatt.
%. Der Wanderer, St. Paul, MINI.
The ceremonies on the Herman
Heights over. the spectators repaired to
!. Turner Hall Park, where gymnastic and
calisthenic exercises awaited their at
tention and where Col.W. Pfaender de-
i livered q festival grafton. Dumb.bell
exercises given by female and male
scholars, the Zoeelinge and Active
+ turner's, proved interesting to behold,
as did also the exercises Of societies, a
| newly introduced feature of the Turn,
& fest.
In the evening the majority hurried
, to the hall to witness the distribu.
ton OF prizes and the tableau, Custer:
;. Last Charge, which was a most excel
ent production, proof of the rare skill
OF the architect and supervisor, Jul1u.
! Berndt
The ball which wound up the three
, day festivities, was grand affair, ant
enjoyed by both Turner's and Sons o
Hermann, all of whom will ever re
member the grand feast with Thankful
hearts.
A special train took most of the Wis
itors away at about midnight, and to
day barely remnant of flag orwreatl
bears memory of the gala days jus
concluded and enjoyed.
The following classes took activ,
part in the prize exercises:
GERMAN1A TURNvEREIN, ST. PAUL
First Class-Ed. Meili, II. Schlich
ting. A. Winkler, W. Bosche, j. Fischer
A. Gerlach.
Second Class-W. Beinhorn, A
Steinhauser, G. Frey, O. Dreher, G.
Setter, A. Cornelius, Il. Hers.
WEST MINNEAPOLIS.
| First Class-F. Gutsch, A. Schlich
ting, a. Fuhrberg, o. Meyer, S. Pfaum,
~. Zwick.
/ Second Class-G. Rhomberg, e.
| Wachsmuth, a. Bachmann, II. Lutsch,
| A. Meyer, O. Knoll, L. Monasch, M.
Pfaum.
j Zoeglinge Stammwitz, Fir. Heck
| rich. ]. Ende, K. Heckrich, II. Richter,
1 w. Bachmann, Nj. N obis.
/ ST. ANTHONY.
/ Active Turner's L. Malchow, G.
Boehme, K. Glueck, II. Schulz, K.
Maeder, J. Lang, K. Sangenbacher.
i ZoeglingeS. Abraham, J. Schober,
J. Buehler, 6. Kampf, A. Maeder, w.
4 Schober, 3. Schober.
i New ULM.
i Active Turnars- uoars u,n,