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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07

- Der Contract iir Die @inrittlr9
Der Ssi,uus Der uubeHsiten Gmptdn9'
u,strde uno Der Yfarrihule lener De
meinoe IL Dem Serru Nrso. Y. Sreas
fur %, 755 aberlofen pCrSen.
Is. 8. Beuisn pon bier, Wltsliso
Der Stoa,s Slid 9ommlnlon. ere'sli
pom Greiutiu Nseaien 5nler,ou bic isle
arapbiihe Natribt, oa6 lbm 100 Wtus
lioneu Jiiteisr sur 8sribeiluns 5use'
ianoi muroen. Solds Die Ssht : Ger
uauI4en, mbasn bic ooSu auasoroneter
Ylants ausilasn uno oie'slben BEN
perm 8snien elnbdnoiaen.
- Gin ssuiHer y. 5awcsit, ipsldsr
Samhas isiusr &eiie oils blinosr Sana'
aier madbtn pOlts, iam babel osrarf ~
Sdaoen. bob er oils Yatient ms 81.
Rapbael's Sospital sebradt iptrosn
mu6te.
- Der aui elmer 5arm nabe 8slsraos
nobnenoe Die Nelion fum Samitdg sur
Staot, beirat oas 9rano Union Sptel
uuo foroerte elm @los Sisr. Gin se'
pifer @m. NcGartbp nabm ii4 oea
Durfissn on. ilbrie i'm in ben Slau
uno ~periorsie ibu 81 usridieeenen Walsr
NIT Bier, bis idlisslid Die gut fnblts.
WcGartbp benuste ben islisen 9uitanf
oes Die uno nabm ibm aeSen $65 meg
Wis lesterer BON ieinsm 9uiel eruaht,
unb bas HsfiSit in ie,uer 1alhe mabr'
nabm. iuhte &c We@aribp auf, NIT ben
er Oh ieinsr 3uredttsluns balo in Sirel'
mar. Yolislit Bsder bratte bic Strsl
tenben binter SdloB uno 8iesel uno on
Wonta9 Dor ben Seitrensen. mo Wc
@artbp iid oes 9iebfabis i'm Steiner
Ihulbia befannte uno auf 80 Euse in'i
@efdnsniS pauoerte, nahoem er Oh
oas seraubte @elo surldertattet battle.
Nm /. Wai muroe bic 9eids be,
perff. 5rau R. &. Nusent unter Be-
sroBart,siten. ie in 81. @tCuo seiebensl
Beibe,li9uns pom 9eiotrasenoen 81 Ora
be %sstrasen. Rorsens balb 10 ub'
belt bohp. 60. Sones unter NHliteut
iener 8opldue Bisiffer uno Belfer ell
leuitirteS Traueromt, mdbreno pelhen
bic Gotbeorole bis auf ben lssien Slai
nit Berionsn seii0t mar, bic in elnen
anbddtisen Batter. Infer Der Sselenrnb
Der 8srftorbensn seoabtsn. Wirflld
! ribreub NOR Der Gnblld Der GROCER
Wsni1euidaar ,unb nur 50 bebauern MOI
es, oos Der Nnoadt bic ie.ise Stile uni
Beibe bes 9raueraftes ourd elm onrb
aus niht am Blase aeb0risss protstan
Tides 3ieo, bas bel Der Spferuns Dor
ae,ras.n puroe, senOmmen wuroe, uni
Dies IN Der gatbsorale, oersn 8iibot Il
iebr fir sdte 8irdenmuiif slnsenommeI
1T uno 10 iebr oarnah tratiet, BOB bic
ielbe iberaa in ieiner 9ibteie, NO nu'
sben m6slid, einssiibrt merle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07

- Jus einem in Der 9ienfag Stun,
mer Der fumes" ue6ffsntlihten Se
ridt bsjisli1 Der 1rauaactiOnen Der
Briden Company, oeren SGnoen biz
uiel beiprobenen uno uielfad PERFORMER
ten Bouusonselesenbeiteu anoertraul
uaren. srbeGt, bob ausenblidlih INNER
nod in 9duoen oes Sdusmeifters oi.
Summit uou $40, 1888 60. tbeils in Saar,
ibeils in seiidsrtsn Belesidelueu Dor
banoeu 1T uuo bob fur bic Seiddfts'
1rausoctionen Don beias'sr @Ompanr
nur 1915 pe~raussobt muroen. Col.
houu mar Der Witslieoidnft oes Brlden'
gomitss idon Idnst lott uno ON seftri,
gen Iose i4loB er f6 aus Der 8eiel'
idaft aus Elm sleides tbut Serr VI. 5.
8obertion, woraui bonn elne R~eorsani.
iaiion Der 8eieaihait uOrsenommen
murbe. Gls neue Witslieoer idloiisn
lid Der Company an be Serreu q. 5.
Gaoner, B. 3. Nutsq, 8. u. WcDo.
nalo unb BsSlsp Garter; 6. 3. Wnc-
oonalo, Yrdiioent Der Company, blieb
berielbsn treu. Seitsrn Hahmiitaa res
selte bic nsue @sieGihaft Die Uusslessrs
belt Der sum 9opl'ibeu Sielnbrud gu
bauenben 5~weisbabu; bic Grbeit on oel'
ielbsn miro iofOrt beaounsn, uno Serr
Bm. 6. 8orter, b:r ii6 nit aIem sirs
%usrftanoen ertldrte uno seitern nad Wlu-
neopolis reiie, tpiro beute mieoer bier
eintreHsu uno ben Contract untey5eih.
men.
- Serr Nid. Rrdmsr, tpsl9er Sat.
re long 81 ben Birsern uniersr Siabi
sdblte. bic oo6 er Dor iinf Sobreu nit
ie.nsr 5omilie ieiu Seim nod Cos Yin.
seles, Col, uerleate, traf lsBteu Gam
flag ju Bsiu1 bel ieiner in 81. @louo 80.
rideebliebensn 9odtsr, Der 5rau 9ouis
Qonslsp. ielneu Berwauoten uno isinen
uielen 5%reunoen in Der Staot uno i'm
Gountp Elm. Der 8limuwsdisl iheint
auf Serrn Rrdmer isbr pohltbuenb Elm.
senirft Bu babsn, oenn er %erfreut ii9 an.
ideineno Der beften @eiunobsit. uub Don
ieinem 2ebensmutb bat &c auh uibts
sinsebiSt. Bon Californian ipridt er,
ME BON sinem iroiiden Baraoieie, in
wsl&em ieood Der 2ebsnssenuB nur iir
iol&e anssnsbm III. benen es an ben nd
tbiseu R,tteln nidt fsblt. Ssiner Nus.
iase nod b%siuoen fib ale, bic nit ibm
Gus st. glouo uuo Stearns @ounip
oas 2ebsnsslld in Sos Hnaelss tbsilen,
munter uno mobI, ietSit Der Dor &urSsm
erft iebr front semeloete Serr Soispb
8eis III nit benz Jrhbiabr mieosr neu
belebt. Gae bieie enlienoen ourd Srn.
Kramer unb oisier ourd ben ,Norb.
tern" 8ermanoten uno Befonnten in
bieiser Ssssno ibre Ser5enssrise. Wit
benz Hnsenebmen. oas Serr Rrdmer in
ieiner frlbsrsn. lausidbrissu Seimaib
erboft, uerbiubet er oaS @sihditlthe,
oa ibn nod munhes @si9dits. SntsrsHs
bieiise @essno bintet. nod ueldem
er ii& mdbreno ieinss @alsns aqbisr
umieben ruiro. Ct seoentt. einise YRo.
note bel ieinsn b,sfisen 8eruanbtsn uno
5reunben ~ perpeileu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07

fubr er fort, bon iebsr msin Sefreben
aepeieu. bas Bobl Der 8spublit out
irieolidem Bsse 81 iorosru. uno I'D bsse
pas fsfte Sertruusu. bob Der Voltsraae
mid babel uuteritiben uno mir beltsr
niro, Rube uuo Cronuus piecerherSu
itelsu. Sas 9ano ftsbt tros Der Sbpls'
riateiter, Die es ioeben ii%bsrfduoen bat.
81 ben fremoen Nd4tsu in suieu Se,
%Siebunaen."
Der 8aiier uon Osferreid boi
na1seben mifen. 9r bot lid 9e5rpun'
gen ssisbsn. ben sum uisrten Wale gum
Birasrmeiier BON @lsn erpdblten Nn'
tiismiten Or. 9ueser in GuoienS 81 EN-
piaussn uno ibn su bitten, Surild5utre
ten. oa feline Beftdtisuas fur bic &ssis
ruus iebr inopportun isin piroe. Or.
2usser ii BEN ,aCerb6dfen" Wunihe
uabsetommen unb cine abermalise Dhr
sermeifer.B abl, bic UNITE, miro onbsr
notbwenols.
9reisroSe Gusaellunsen
limb cisier Taae in europa erofnsi nor
ben: oi. Sewrrbausteauns in Der
lin. bic i6weiSerii&e 9anoenaus fte1uns
in @enf uno Die Nilsniumsausfteluns
in Bet sur 5eier bss tauisnoidbrissn
Bsitsbsns oes unsariidsn Reides. Die
sr0Bte n unfrasll4 be unsart9e. bic
9ienaos pom aaiier JranS Soispb in
Berion ersHnst wurbs.
Sn Gfrifa if be Situation Siem
llh unp.rdnoert. Der WatabelesGuf
ftauo bauert fort, bic Boern fteben ihlas'
iertia uno i'm Horoen bot bic eu9liihe
Expedition ,bren Bormari6 pieoer auf'
ssnommen. Serielbs aber NJ 10 long
lam uuo 10 56serno. buB lid bic Sorsen
Der Gusldnoer UNI bic Jolsen iebr lei1i
berausfiblen lafsn.
Jrantreid bai ioeben unter Ne'
line. Der i4on eiumal Wiuliter NOR. cir
neues CABINET erbolteu, bas "a. ieit oel
9rinbuus Der &spublit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
I'M Der Spite.

Die Wahlmiblen in Winneapolls
idlle6su lbr &stnuussiabr tets am 30.
Gpril ab nno bsuCr habsn tie on oislsr
3ass oss Nahmittuss um 6 ubr 'brsr
NbidlaB semaht. nm isitSutslsn. ME
ulel Webl per 1896 IN Der Staoi
srSsust puroe. IS ersiebt id cine
WsblsrSeueuus BON 49, l5 5oB flr
oos nbsslauisne Sabr, cuucn iieltsn be
8aibburn @rosbp Wiblsn uleln 40
gPiliousu 5as Der. gs tebt Nlnns'
npOlis nitt nur iortssisst on Der Splss
Der omsrlfaniidsu -Wlblsnfdote." ss
bat nud i'm ioebeu abaslaufenen Sabre
isinsn siseusn u~oridbriseu rRseoro" &C.
Iblaaeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07

auh Seusr. llub Der He,o mus ss be
Itpbren", ia, Der Nslo! Der perurlatt
be 9%dieruussn uno 8erleumouus.u.
her orbsiiet uno plblt, bis Dos Spfer
I'm Staube liest, bts es nlhts msbr bot.
ultts msbr III. mas 81 bsneieeH more.
8relit u b,nsin in Cure grinnernu9.
ihaut nur mn gub in Garer umssbuna
uno Sbr rperost Suaeben, oas man psr-
beEern iclts: Der usbel srbBtss absr
lt-oer Neio."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07

q t.Taxt uuisa etsGeasbs.
St.pauI, 3. Wai, 1875.
3ututr 1880 e&rttns; 100 pitt; 10 xalbsr; e&sit
f0; yftret-
S6r,trt tiTea fttis.
Sfpftffufaftse Rsvldud,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07

Sier pirt fsin srpsss Sti6rei ssmatt;
MEM ibr absr ,ur Staet fpmmt. eann frast
bic 8ei8dftsltutt, psl6s &erutattcn
Or. G.. 1il. anhnfnn
senisBt In Anbstra6t isinsr ;upsrlddissn
arbeit unp iorafdltissn Wttbceen. 20.2
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-02-26

John Goodnow of Minneapolis is for
Mckinley and doesn't care who knows
it. This IS indeed important. Since
Mckinley himself declared his intentions
to enter the presidential field, there has
been no political announcement that has
created such consternation among the
Reed, Allison and Davis adherents as
this bold utterance of John Goodnow.
that he was for Mckinley and didn't
care who knew it. It was like thun-
derbolt from clear sky. Many people
will be tempted to ask who in hi is
John Goodnow, but that makes no diff
ference. The mere fact that, in view of
the almost certain nomination of McKin-
ley at St. Louis, he has the metal and
| nerve to declare himself for the distin.
guished Ohioan is almost enough to take
our breath away. Why, John, you have
made yourself famous in a single day.
From now on the politicians and the
people of the entire country will await
with painful anxiety your next political
enunciation. You say you don't care
who knows it, but you should he more
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-02-26

In these days of discomfort as the re-
suit of rapid and unequal accumulation
of wealth, ofapparent corruption in pub
lie life and OF seeming willingness on
the part of certain classes to ignore the
public welfare in an abnormal interest
for self, commentators like those in
honor of Washington and Lincoln come
like rays of hope to kindle anew the spir-
it of patriotism and awaken the feeling
that the example afforded by their Cd
reers has not altogether passed from the
memory of the people bat is still cher
ished as furnishing that guide to public
conduct which has kept and is still able
to keep this nation on the path of glory
for itself and of happiness for its people.
The story of Washington's life, of his
trials and heroic sacrifices, of his wisdom
and earnest desires that the Republic
which he set in motion might continue
to grow and to prosper, and the equally
interesting record of Lincoln's noble and
determined struggle for its preservation,
for the Acknowledgement Of labor and the
emanci patton of slaves, furnish striking
and instructive lessons for every Amcri-
can citizen. They are the stories of two
of patriotism's purest models, and de-
spite the lapse or time, they have lost
none of their charm. They point out to
US that our antagonisms and dlscon-
tents-the outgrowtE of inequality of
conditions and the existence of poverty
and want-must be met and dealt with
by the exercise of patience, prudence and
endurance, and that our leaders must he
devoid of personal ambition and actua-
ted only by obedience to duty, by love
of country and of mankind. And at no
time was the need for this spirit-the
spirit of Washington and of Lincoln
more apparent than at the present time.
We are in the very midst of difficulties
and danger. The people are dissatisfied
and are clamoring for leaders. They
will he Forthcoming, bat unless they are
imbued with the noble impulses of the
heroes of '76 and 80, their leadership
will result in disaster, only worse than
our present condition. Let us be care
full therefore and stud we'll the deeds
and character Of these great men, that
we may eventually see the ship OF state
sail grandly into the haven where it
should be.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-02-26
The Second Stage of Cruelty.

Gen. Weyler, the new Spanish COM
mandant in Cuba, by one of the procla-
nations which he has just issued to the
people of that island regarding the poll
cy he shall pursue in future punishments.
has adopted the "Jedburg code," which
provides that aperson alleged guilty of
the crime of instruction shall be first
shot or executed, and then tried. He
provides generally that in all cases be-
fore any execution takes place the record
of the case shall be submitted to his
headquarters, but where there is any diff
tculty in transmitting it or has been any
insult to the subordinate authorities, the
record shall be sent in to him after mill
tary execution is had. It is not difficult
to see what the results of system of
that kind will be when the expediency of
transmitting the records ofmilitary trials
rests entirely with large class of mill
tary subordinates whose passions and ha-
treds have been aroused by opposition
and instruction. The entire policy
which he has announced is one of hatred.
cruelty and revenge, and if the condi-
tons under Gen. Campos were intolera-
bic, how inexpressibly cruel Will lie that
of Gen. Weyler, if carried out, according
to the terms in which they are expressed.
1t is evident that the proclamations are
announcements of war of extermina-
ton and absolute destruction OF property.
This IS expressly stated in the procla-
nation. If so far, there has never been
good grounds for foreign intervention on
the principles of humanity, if no other,
the question now is as to how long the
government of the United States will
look with almost absolute Indifference
upon this avowed object of exterminat-
ing the people of neighboring island
because this people have found their
home government SO intolerable as to
drive them to instruction. \ modern
government: has the right to suppress
insurrection within its own limits and in
the islands subject to its authority,
but has no right to indulge in cruelties
that shock the sense of civilized man.
kind to accomplish its purpose. This is
what Spain proposes to do. When she
has manifested Il purpose of that kind, as
she has in this instance, she forfeits the
consideration of other nations, and their
right to intervene in behalf of the vic.
Tins of such cruel policy begins.-St.
Paul Dispatch.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-02-26
1EW Urinary EEE0rIuI Law.


Y @InNAr tn - <ylsantee NJ az 4thA
1avro n llinre..t. - ~ ~crerrire urimarv
aIeofinna. RI 4. ..,e:...v 49, 49, eenntv oon-
ventiens ~ c.lled = .rnscisnt lenath of time
befme their 49, = th.t .ettca ~ s. uui-
lffhed n = ne-.r.r.r n 80 -r.-fv e laast
tvlonty dave hefore tia 40 Il ~ nrimar3es.
Thu notice must be pnhlishad onoe = voek for
two conaocutive Kaeka. w. I'M unade BY tho
oou1ty comznittee shonll designate the nnm.
bee Of delegates each election district n en-
titled to in the convention and tho purpose for
which the convention II t. Ia held At Fast
six days before tho primaries this call must be
posted IN three public places in tie precinct
Under the provision OF the law this primary
election must be held at some time between
oHllek and 8 o'clock p M You will fix the
h611and places tor the primaries in your mo-
tice of the convention. All primaries in the
county must be held the same day and hour.
Primaries must be held open atleast ole hour.
They are to be called to order by the chair
man or secretary Q! ene COMMITTEES OF che dis
tr1ct, OF. IN tne1r eneence. Dy some q1alined
voteI OF Inc party. tnen chairman. CLERK OF
e y sno TWO Juoees are 70 Dc CHOSEN Dy
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cnosen Oy VIZ 49, We. or lug county com
mltteo may sei<s.I se -. on,eoas io1 INC ptAna-
re. Al uelTeAtes - .no cOny1nI.en must %
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eAeo.ou, enu 1917. -. 49, 49,
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70 eamlniste1 tae oaIn VI oluce ~ Inc JUDGES
enu clelAs aI $500 ~ sny so.el ~nose vote Is
commenced. ~ pc.son ~ .usnolLzeo 70 Eote
~ 1.G1 no e. 'uo 1ast Eon-
er1A eiec'lon WIN Sun 1s1puDlAc@1 purity, or
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-02-26

The announcement of Bill Nye's death
at his North Carolina home on Saturday
is one of the saddest things that the
newspapers of recent date have had to re-
cord. Known of all men, enjoyed at
sometime or other by everybody, he was
indeed success as a humorist. No 9TH
er literary writer of the day was taxed
to the extent that he was for con:ribu-
tions and no one ever succeeded IN keep
ing up the average CT his humor to so
high a standing of merit. Nye's true
standing in the world Of humor will be
known only as time goes on, but we are
satisfied. that the place given him will be
one of honor and among the first of his
time.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-02-26

Ex-Attorney General Clapp has an
nounced himself as a Moses who is will
ling to lead the Republican party out of
the present gubernatorlal middle by
taking the honor himself. This is but
another endorsement of the old adage
that the more you give man the more
he wants. Clapp grew rich while hold
ing down the chair IN the Attorney Gen.
erals office on a small salary, and still
his capacious pocket yearns for more.
1t certainly isn't honor he is in search of,
for what honor can there possibly be con-
nected with the governorship of this
state, as long as some jealous committee
Of one hundred stands ready at all times
to impugn the executives official mo-
tives.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-02-26
Great Minds Will Differ.

I believe the struggle now going on in
this and other Countries for a single gold
standard would, if successful, produce
widespread disaster in and throughout
the commercial world. The de-
struc.ion of silver as money and estab-
fishing gold as the sole unit of value
must have ruinous effect on all forms
of property except those investments
which yield Il fixed return in money
These would he enormously enhanced in
value and gain disproportionate and
unfair advantage over every other spe-
cies Of property. x \ X 1t is i'm
possible to strike silver out of existence
as money without results which will
prove distressing to millions and utterly
disastrous to tens of thousands. \ y:
I believe gold and silver coin to be
the money Of the constitution, indeed
the money of the American people an
terrier to the constitution, which the great
organic law recognized as quite indie
pendent of it's own existence. No pow
er was conferred on congress to declare
either metal should not be money. Con-
gress has, therefore, in my Judgment, no
power to demonetize either any Sssmore
than to demonetiZe both. + If,
therefore, silver has been demonetized,
I am in favor Of remonetiz,ng it. If its
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-02-26

Inshis Lincoln speech at Chicago, Gov.
Mckinley must have called attention
to the striking facial resemblance borne
by Senator Cullom to the great war
president. At any rats the election of
Cullom, and not Mckinley, delegates to
the St. Iouis convention has been a no.
ticeable feature of the two weeks follow
ing
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-02-26

Ex-Speaker Lee has entered the Re
publican gubernatorial race ana so has
Gen. Clapp. Strange,inst it, hoy many
men think the party is clanoring for a
Cincinnatus ard feel it to be their spatri-
otto duty to respond to aa imaginary
call for personal sacrifces Wouldn't
surprise us if we'd soon have Joan of
Arc in the field, so imminent appears
the danger and SO strong the patriotic
devotion! .-...@
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-02-26

The Silver Republicans defeated the
tariff bill in the senate yesterday by 2
vote Of SO to 90. Senator Morrill, at
tackled them bitterly and limited that the
Republicans were no longer in the ma
jority in the senate, but Teller of Colo
RADIO responded with intense feeling and
declared that he and his silver associates
could not be read out Of the Republican
party.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-02-26

The Slayton Gazette argues that Nc
Kinley Of Ohio is the only logical can
didate for the presidential nomination.
NowSRhy! If because Of his protective
,proclivities, what candidate is there
prominently before the people who is
mot equally entitled 10 consideration
And why should Tom Reed he forgotten,
who, in standing the brunt of the battle
and in telling work leading to the enac-
'tion of those principles into law, towers
above all others2 If because Of his de-
.clarations on the financial questions,
what other candidate is there who has
not sought the abandoned ways of an
t1aujty with equal success. If because
he is sure of election, what prominent
Republican is there in this year of Dem
,ocratic dependency and despair, who
couldn't be? If because of broad states
manship, why are not Reed, Allison and
Davis all his peers? So don't say that
he is the only logical candidate, for it
isn't true and it savors of one-man wor-
ship that is decidedly Objectionable in
party containing so many great and good
men as the Republican party does.
Claim for him, if you will, that he will
be nominated and elected, but don't at
tribute to him the sole possession of
qualities which other men, aspiring to
the same Office, possess in more evenly
balanced and rounded measure.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-02-26

DR.. Winslow, an eminent specialist on
mental disorders, expresses the opinion
that whenever person tells the same
story over and over again, he is on the
road to lunacy. 1t is hard to agree with
the distinguished theorist, for, if his po-
sition be correct, what is to become of
some of our great lecturers and financial
OratOrs2
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-02-26

Our people arc growing more in the
habit of looking to o. M. Olsen for the
latest and best of everything in drug line.
They sell Chamberlain's Congh Remedy
famous for its cures of bad colds, Group
and whooplng cough. When in need of
such medicine give this remedy trial
and you will be more than pleased with
the result.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-02-26

A real. rip roaring war in Mexico
would not have tempted the daily papers
OF this country to devote half the space
to it, that was consumed in laying before
the people the details of a two-minute
tight between two brutes, otherwise
known as Fitzsimmons and Maher.
1t is doubtful If human ingenuity
could have covered the trip of the prgs
from Texas to Mexico with any more
minutness of detail, and it may be that
newspaper enterprise is evidenced there
by, but as developer and custodian of
public morals. the metropolitan press
demonstrates inSthese prize fight sketches
its utter lack Of utility. The only posi-
bic effect is to degrade and debase.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-02-26

view several years ago announced secret
meeting at Minneapolis of the Merriam
Nelson combine and outlined it's future
policy, the Minneapolis papers said never
word. They now claim to have been
cognizant of the existance of this per-
niclous machine for at least ten years,
and yet, with all their virtue, they have
preferred, until this year, to remain as
silent as the Sphinx. Evidently. some
thing was wrong, somewhere. Don't
know just where, but don't imagine that
it was lack of information.