davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17

NOT feet Grempl.r berpoa(. Oct cc.r
toaiss Gem sl.r 9emm,r Tan iiocs su.
be 'orfieuisite Stso.r, % er ION @s
gel abnormt uboi.ist. GpaItnirscr
foreiommer bpppisit f~crfro; iaaleSes
ION !. CT. en- ps inuims Gdlp bare TO Or
pseer, to Salie, IRE Jorben o.i.p. Bag
troppen Fan psfaa pare bsli mere sl.l
riinore, iaalsess bomber bet life iieloeu,
at iamuIe Gpr bar fire 8asbsn. nnSer'
then, men life Oite, ruauslsr ct eIs'
Here 2emmsr fuIoitaubis.
en- eieuoOmmeIis Risbannslie fra
Gofterlioet er be iaalalote "ganoiatue".
0isie for.fommsr altib 5prbinbslie
msS gatisriOt tos 5oftr.t. gano.
taInene er altio ussue (uoeu Snar'
bstlaonins) iUm en- 5rIs. Of OF be
isees ior tiolis til 8srben.
en- Banbfalu bar ct ~forunoerlist llo.
issnoe, ibst be r,b OuerFabif getrast'
ming ipues at mausle Soueb % Sem.
i1er; oisie 9sls sr imiolertio moi tils
iteos, men er mssst imaa, ps al uiulb'
tOmmen SOrm. Com Rss.l pil man
iHoe Bug ensr grpitbulsn (eler beg
ss) fulbftanbis nbipiIst al en- gabfs,
Der Bar en- sulastis 5arps.
On anoen eienbummelts Misban'
nellie al 5Oiteret er, buao man faIosr
for hydrocephalus. 9snne beitaur |
bstpoelise 9anbaniamliussr inoe i
felipe SierneTtaGsu; Der Tan enbos fins
Sss SabFeauiamIinssr iaa fore, OF
ielpe Sisrnen fulotuS bliper iammen.
prssiet. Siernetas len, Der for bet unss
2prs 8eotommeuoe er elaitiif, fan iaa.
leoes uouibe fig / ben Grab, at 5soies
len beiuarlissierss, euer enbps sisres
belt umulis. s bette 9ilialoe n,aa en-
Operation til for at reobe @pberbprst;
bsnue er iimpel, met, maa sisr.s meo
6orfistis Deb, Us bsitaar J. at nan meb
ct farptS nitrument aa6ner eller ilspsr
Sopeofaaen, buurueo uaturlisuis 9aO.
ifeaniamlinssn uotemmes; / be fIsite
3ilfalos tan iaa 5soisIen fOrssaa
uoen pioere Seiprr.
Gnbnu ct Sluss Wisioitsrbann.lis
er molaerne, Der er upItaaet peb en- lib.
piflinssftanosuins. JOftret bsr imib,
lertib life, men iortiatter fin abnOrme
Segt, o9 &eiultatst bliuer iaa fun en-
formlcs alumpiat, buori nj fun psb
nsiere Gfteriuritnins fan upbase Wer,
ter paa Softer, iaaiom Saar, 9anoer
% lisnenoe. ipreot omfrins.
De 1buslsie auIue" ubmerfer fg
u.S, at bele SOirpelrabsn ps 8ibbenene
er bsieoe abuurmt, tiliae pso ct flsftet
Saften, grpitiuObOlo us GARNER baus
ger oerfor irit no.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
ct gus AT Vaptr.

S Samburs er Der npIis bbsset en-
&sitaurant al 9apir. Ss bette prigis
male epiiebus npber en- flor 8Upula,
ritet. Soft itrsmm.r til / Menaoe;
aue oil sierre ipiie | ct 8apirbus, iom
p%iitnof er bet fsrite fit Glass / belle
europa.
2eisnins.n er af Sern; men @ag'
gene % @uIpet CT al uiorbrenbeliat
Iapir. 9e pSre 2eforationer CT al
Sapirmasie, liseiaa ftsrits 3slen al
Wsblerne. S%piieialsn, iom er e5 Sob
lang % 20 Sob, afsipsr eibbeplabs
til $50 8erIoner. Sm ginteren OBJ.
BARNES Suiet meb parmt Sanb, ium
ienbes siennem en- finoris aombina,
tion af 9fsr.
en- Of SooeSforoelene beb BEN me
8psuins er, at ben CT iaa pperpattes
biais. 2rOos fin bstpoeIise etsrrslie
bar ben alt | aft fun foitet 1900 Wtari
eler ca. $500 | amsrifanfte Tense. K
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
G m a q {.

Sptnefclera berier lemt paa mango
Stsoer Der | gpuntiet.
- DEBORAH @inSmla 60. mubtoo
furleben Dag en- Seitilins paa 6 ginb.
mpIer, ipm ituloe ienbes til Gpb.
gfri.a.
- alireo Wafeuitaot bsraf Bpen
blsu furrise Dusoas asteuiet / Rabi.
ion, 8is., til gliis Safe aresfe.
- Gamle Mrs. Sacob Ssss ube
peb GOuuper baube 9irsbas sIiten BET
ubelo at fable ppsrenbe ubenfor GUS
bsren os brafte 2aarbenet. Or. SDso
berui 8pen bleu til,albt; ben Gamle
bsiinbsr fig moi iaa bra.
- Sobn us Ole Gambler fra Gar.
munp Minu., bar beisst 2ecurab ps
Ribsstpap.
- DIE Glen, Der / AZ Iar bar orr
beibet Tom sattsr i "9scurab. gofen",
reiIts / Tirsbass biem til @pree for
at beige fine 5oralbrs, iom Dor i
R~Orofipro. San tRnfsr paa at TONNE
tilbnse til 9narsn.
- Sr. u. 8. Wpbro fra Spine
Srpre fcm forleben Dag berneb msb
i'm Batter Soiepbine, ipm ifal f~refuen'
tsre 4rof. @albers efole.
- Gmonc, Ole Us Sans Suist fra
&~leusnuiae, Dane Co., 8is., tom
9irsouss berup for at saa meo Grtur.
iionen til Suuiton, 2eras.
- Sslsenee reiite ibus ben 14be bs,
til 81 Campo, 9eras. for at ie fig on
eiter 2auc. Sra Sprins @rppe, 8
q. aiums ps Suitru, gaul Batter, 6
6. G"rifion % s. 6. Solbers; irs
2anssboro, 9. o. 2arien, 6. gosaarl
os Sobn Surum; fra Guanbabl O. 8
Steussauro; fra Scout Cane, o. 9
Seim; fra Mtabel, 2arS gsterfDn
elias Saas, 9. O. GnoeriOn.
- SObn .. Samre Os Gsfere,
Rarit 8. Samre fra Sart &iper, 81
9afota, Tom iibite lse berueo for a
beige beres Sufel .. z. Samre. Sr
8. o. Samre reiite biem Dnsbass
men Ssiteren pil tilbriuse 8iutsrsr
Der.
- glanbt 9eipsenbe fan napnea
Often gbe % Subn Gsse meb Sami,
Tier FAINT Ole Riite fra SiOur Sails,
buurira be reiite ben ODE Sanuar met
Wlilpaufee Sanen. Sra SsIian tpe
be 9ipsrp-S Serioner / Sslset-oa
8l. 2 2sroass Morsen tps be g. gbt
paa @aibiuston Srarie paa Sensen,
% iiben ben Glib bar be panoret fra
ben enc til ben ancen blanbt elrat %
8snncr % baft bet ristis iOieIist. Sr.
SObn gsse rspreientereoe Wtinnebab0
County i iiSite 9~esislatur. Sr. Ebs
briper peb Chen af at farme en- 9ra,
F~smaitiue.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
6uueier % Soro ban
Nnopen.

Sra anbsen ftripes: Spm BIT
prre betienbt LOB Staten / g,esrs
fen at 70sGarsne foretag. gornrI
sftsr Gul paa 9aarben Ramsots
0perberg. llnberiss.Iierns IsS,S, \
Sang life til noget Reiultot, Sa sus
tnattebe unber 9oring.n. masrs
buffet, Der toItebe en- ganite bstssGI
Sum, lisger MI / Ruinsr, % msal
sIet er belpis sbelagt. 5or npol. I'D,
iiben blep Der optaget Sorbpr / ara
ming az, at Dele al Materisn,t oaSr
Iet bespnbte at foripinbs, uom at
bog lepebe til Siltale mpo nuosn.
6srit efter 90 aars Gorlsb sd
llnbsrisselierne sienoptagn., srn
Sang for Pribatfolts 8sgnina. I'd
rinserne, Der Photographers / qasst
er MI afflutteoe for iaar for sftu I'D
lpbenbe at fortiattes i 5sbruar I'D
Marts nafte Iar. Der er burs
Suuer (pad to Steber); i frrie gr.
bull naaebes en- Spbbe al ca. 90 Tas
oa bIeo 9oret at en- elIer arlbsn grr
Iiooenoe fat, og ba bet piits ia ugn
'li9t at faa bet Up isien, maatts nd
laoe bet blipe, bppr bet bar, og b,sara
at bore ct anbet Steb. ScIbiepis 5r
,. man pppegortronen, Der toitso, nd
1000 3r., ba ben er beiat msO Old
manter. ReIten al gorst, hr
toite 400 &r., itaar igien / GUILT.
S anbst Sorsbul naaeoes en- 9a5l
at pper 100 Weter. 8oluoet, ipm
aontratt paa 9prinssn, er iDsrn
beoer
get" ct temmelig tungOtnbt 2lrl
Der er funbei auIaarer al forFi.
Zig Magti9beo, % SuI.iers NaI "a
reoe efter be MI anitilIeoe llnosriGaI
Ter pitt Jig briOperbiss. attti:Ifa
er bannet, iisss Der. aulIsrs Il gtr1
tul pg br9noer meget let.
Man fan uben ipnberlig SOtsr
oelIe iige, at Inbsen beitaar AZ In en-,
.glnr meo bprtebe Sprolupp,r nsN, u
9aptanten. s 2ansben bar ben
uOftrptnins at ca. 60 Silomst.r, '5
8rebben parierer ben fra Is til 25Sl
lometer. Stoo fnbss Der liNa d
5orp er berfor bet ensits anntrS
8rGnoiel, % Der er Speriloo at ~
al. Nu fer bet ub til, at 9prr
tunte anpenbss til Sa6ritdtion al I'll
p9 ptler Defte 1tg r~edlt1dbelt, OIL ~
rerne paa Inbssn bore ct nGItsr ul
tsmmeIist ReIerpoir. Soft ipS1
bar ba osiaa parst ppmarticn n
bette, pg / auguit fibitIeoen ra'
pnsre ariitianiaabpotat Der OpH
iitreSe fig flere tuiinbe MdaI
Saanoen for bet @nssa ROisnOaa!
&Ompueni. Set bill bore al for J
tpsning for anbsen, ON her iat1
i9ans fabritmesfs Drift, oS BIT
allies SnTte Der, at iaa maa Re.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
Wt ipiier for megtt.

s fibfe go. af "Reform Maglj1
foretommer en- Irtitel, ifslgs hrIi1
Normal 9sten for ct MudlttO I1
Ital bore II ln3er. Spm 6orfSIN|
MI er, ipiIer man aft for msset. Y
"iluttet 8orb" paa Sotsler, ! sF|
Ruie og / 2ositpartsrerne iIl8sr ~
! Jig ubegrGnoiet fore PortionsI \
9an9e baglig - 365 Gage hrsrs ~
Sg tommer man / be bsiers eltfI
meo fine 9antetter, Gpireer og SlI
peer bripes Sraabieriet enonu qos'1
ssrs; Der ipiier man iii. for at y
men leoer for at ipiie, og RsiuItatH ]
at Wtenneltet Dag no og Dag lno
bproer fig msb en- 9sbpGgt, ION 'F1
ger Sobeo ps ale 9emmsr til at na')
os tiliioit tratfer benz neb / 9FaO']
Meaem be plantsGbenbe gsg''a]
arlere paa ben enc Sibe og De 0!o''1
tps9enbe gorbarsr pad ben aIlOen !
pt fanbipnIispis / bet tppenOs @l
bunbreoe blipe 9ibne til en- &dHlp \
S%epsmaaben. iom fommer I'll al y
paa Sipet lss. Sp til Sato bar "
paa Spiiebuiene life bstient itS poa'1
parbsM aal eller punosGop, sFtl
Waben bar parst isrpsret paa S''rl
men ameritansrne bar Orb f0r d \
bsrs en- bpspeptiIt Patton, os H1sa,htS1l
hppt bet bill snbe. e'A
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17

let beti,xote Sirma 3. M. &oberts,
Sapply House / aRtnnsapulis mootos fioIte
Sui Suiinber al Srorer % bapoe en- stprfe
al opsr 100 Terionsr arbeioenoe Qao po
rat. 5trmnet betIaser be S~orfutelier "a
5etlta9elier Der inoIpb, iom Ell bible bore
itet ON life HO8le al be GlOite % beoIte se.
tienSte bare bIepns ipse al @erpsfeber. Sir.
maet er M iitanb til at beisrse ale Srore
purttliSt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
WtSoanueIier Dos oct ipGoe
GDr.
(gf 9prIese Gdjou.)

Wisbarnelisn ipretommer / bet Sele
tasst life iaa iielSen; be fees uf Os til
hos naitsn ale bore Susopr. bog bpps
pisit for ajsrensS 8ebtOmmenbs. Te
fOraariases sntsn pee Spaltninser eIer
oeo en- Glass anppFponiussproces
aIlereoe | ben tiolise 5oItsrperiobs.
De bpppisits Misbuuuslisr sr imib.
lertib be. Der Cptraber meo Opsrtal.
liss 9smmsr (5lsrs afaaierue bar piii'
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17

b.ben er Tibet btnbret. 9ssub., !
per ben fig frem for en- SuIOtust NJ,
paa a~nGfieuet os ftaar 1T. r,,.
5orbinbelie meb 2sbbet. a,r '.
ituar, naar man bDiIer tunst paa N,
erns, iaaIebes iOm Ofts Stussior !,
Sturetoner maa sisre. Qpon /,
ofte nsSt til, ba Srptbunbag. Il h,
til Wualet, at tsmme uo gra,,
"Sunbbebsblabet."
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
WaicrperfHco!

Scsrnnbst paa 2posiaIo er,a Of be beohs
@shlsriorreiuinser i bet ucitliss Soma Itrar
tilIals, iOr en- mtset biui5 &ris Qontnn)
6of nRrmere S%pIpsnirser, irHo Billet MGR.
let U. 81. IA Ill bette Slabs aontpr.
(aier,: gu soo anIsoHin3 for en- briftia
Siaunnar.) POI Am
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
Duties.

ReipsttabIe ifanbiuaoiite Nano til
oSsr,aSe Gsenturen ior en-, ietbpsrt GUS
let iabelis Iriifel. Gueiie er life nso.
DsHois; bsbasslist GrbeiSe Os COB Ss.
falling saranteres. Gnboer, Der MATTE
gHite at srunoe Ell lgnnenoe 5orrstnins,
eaer foritafie iis en- imut Siiurtieneite,
oil for Splpsninser % irie Rrsuer bes
cage at tilitripe
6. 8. Sboop & Co..
No. COS State Str. Racine, Wis
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
SuSal9S.

100 gcres maple stumpage seo Samsl,
fun en- @il ira Samil Station ps l5 ggil
fra minneapolis. Nan beupsnOer fla ii
anorsip s. Smith, Sani Center, etearus
Co., gt,un 2Ob4u
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17

The Minnesota Scandinavian Relief
Associations 17oe Narsmpoe bodies | Rso
Btns, Miunsiota, Sirsoas ben 2sre Sauuar
1896 SloiieH 10 Goym.
Y. O. Hositua Gel.
Reo Sling ben soe San. 1895.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
DR.. T. Tillier.
Rorf Gage fra 2rifiania
uniosrftttt.
Blue Earth City, MINI
era Sespneelitu az lebruar.
Orr. 9. MauneSen,

Orr. 9. anuneien,
see bar mpetaset egmaffiuen
"Snseennen" for en- asestis IL
Den, 90 lee tan fse, at ice bar al.
orts fpet paa faa en- goo W ifins
fotn "cuspennen". SfuIoe ri
fisbt ben Der, maatte pi bstale go
9aier for ~ AZ famae &osbss.
aaanse at bore stabser blep bsiiie
forbanfet reo at fe, bpor pen %
600 ben CT, 90 tee pii eipre alt for
WaEiaenS ttbbreoeife.
WrS. Serbia Rrauet,
sSafbousaI, nah.
SNty.s 1904.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17

Zen Spmaifiue sSuspenu,n,' ,om iea
tBbte AZ Ten, liter pi iaa soot, at iea pil mi
ienee elter en- til. bpilien ltaI pRre III Sule.
Sreltut III en- Ysninss Gaaif cIfsu,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-10
City Notice..

Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals will be received until 5 o'clock
p. m. of Thursday, June 25th, 1896, at
the office of the City Clerk, for grading,
graveling and boulevarding of Broadway
between 3rd North Street and 9Th South
Street, according to established grade.
Plans and specifications to be seen and
on file in the City Clerks Office.
The Bids must be sealed and marked
"Proposals for grading Broadway" and
to lie accompanied by certified check
IN the sum OF Fifty ($50.O0) Dollars,
made payable to the City Clerk and to
be forfeited to said city as liquidated
damages in case any bidder receiving
the award shall fail to execute contract
and bonds for the execution of said work
within three days thereafter.
Checks will be returned to owner
where bids are rejected.
The City Council reserves the righ, to
reject any or all bids.
By order of the City Council
Louis Schilling
City Clerk.
Dated New Ulm, Brown County, Min
nesota, June Stb, A. D. 1896.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-10

for the success of the school will be made.
Prof. W. J. Schmitz of Albert Lea.
Mimi, will be the conductor of the school
with Prof. O. NJ. Searles of Mankato as
assistant. Both gentlemen are we'll e.
qulpped to do the work assigned them
A four weeks training school means
as much training and profit as term of
ten weeks at normal school. The work
is not to be show to teach'. but teach
ing. The school is to be exclusively for
persons who expect to teach.
The day of Indifferent preparation,
weak examinations, and haphazard, aim
less teaching is past, thrust. The demand
of the present is for better equipped
teachers -teachers who study and pre-
pare for their important work as the
lawyers, the ministers,and the physicians
prepare for the duties of their respective
professions.
Be on hand at the opening of the school
if possible, and prepare to stay to the
close.
Each student shall select no more
than three or four academic studies in
addition to work he may do in drawing,
music or penmanship.
Bring your text books with you; al
most any book will do, as the different
subjects will lie taught topically.
Expenses to teachers will be very low
as arrangements have been made where
by good board and rooms can be secured
in private families at from $2.OO to 50.
so week. The entire expense need not
exceed $1,000 to $500 for the entire
session, including board, stationery, etc.
W. F..Runck,
Co. Supt. Of Schools.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-10
Sidewalk Notice,

Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to resolution of the city council of the
City of New Ulm, Brown County, Min
nesota, passed June 9TH, 1896, and duly
approved, the same is hereby published
for the information of all concerned.
Resolved, that all owners and occu-
pants of lots and premises fronting on
State Street between End South Street
and 5th South Street, are hereby ordered
to have a sidewalk constructed six (6)
feet wide and to he laid seven (7) feet
from the property limits, all according
to established grade on file in the City
Clerks office and in accordance with the
provisions Of Ordinance No. 20 of this
city and TO be completed on or before
July 1st, 1896.
By order of the City Council
Louis Schilllng
City Clerk.
Dated New Ulm, Brown County, Min
nesota, June 9th, 1896.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-10

stated by the trial court in its instructions
to the jury the sole publication of the
libel in this case by the defendant was
in making it known to its own agent at
St. Paul and the damages of the plaintiff
were limited to such as he sustained by
reason of the publication to such agent.
In view of the fact that such agent
could not disclose the contents of the
libel without becoming criminal and
exposing himself to serious punishment
and that there is no evidence to justify
the inference that the contents of the
message ever reached the public except
through plaintiff, verdict assessing his
damages at $4,000 is simply farcical.
It can only be accounted for on the
gr:'und that it was the result of passion
and prejudice. The trial court seems to
have regarded the damages as so excess
i've as to justify new trial except for
the fact that this is the second verdict
in the case and that one reason for set
ting aside the former verdict was that
the damages were excessive. AS rule
the court will not set aside second YER
dict on account of excessive damages,
but where, as in this case, the verdict is
controlled by no reason, supported by
no justice, and is manifestly the result
of passion and prejudice it is the duty
of the court to set it aside no matter how
many similar verdicts may have been
previously returned in the case.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-10
Ordinance No. 30.

An ordinance relating to cycling with
in the corporate limits of the City of
New Ulm.
The City Council of the City of New
Ulm do ordain:
Section 1. That no person or persons
shall race, or inmoderately ride any BIZ
cycle OF cycle of any description in,
along, or through any street, alley, way
or other public place within the corpor-
ate limits of this city at greater rate of
speed than six miles per hour.
Section 8. That no person or persons
shall at any time ride any bicycle or cy.
Gle of any description on, over or up
on any sidewalk within the corporate IL
mits of this city.
Section 3. That no pelson or persons
shall ride any bicycle or cycle of any de
scription in, along, or through any street,
alley, way or other public place within
the corporate limits of this city on a dark
night without displaying burning Ian
tern at the head of the Wheel
Section 4. Any peison offending a
gainst or violating any of the provisions
of this ordinance shall upon conviction
thereof be punished by Il fine of not less
than Two Dollars nor more than Twenty
five Dollars and the costs of prosecution,
and be imprisoned until such fine and
costs are paid not exceeding thirty days.
Section 5. This ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after ap-
proval and publication.
Passed June 2nd, 1896.
Jacob KlOssner Jr.
President of Council.
Attest: Louis Schilling,
City Clerk.
Approved, June 4th, 1896.
G. Wesclckc
Mayor.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-10
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= The Local Cycle Oranks. =

NJ The Local Cycle Oranks. -
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Weekly club run tomorrow evening.
Frank Weber wheeled to Mankato
on Friday afternoon to attend the G.. E.
convention. "..
The run to Sleepy Eye, which was an
nounced to occur last Sunday, has been
postponed one week on account of the
hard rains of Saturday.
John S. johnson, the crack profession
al 1ider who has been in Europe for some
time, has thus far made very poor
showing, He'has not, as yet, won sim
gle race.
Good roads, big load, stones and Says
little ''jags."
An incident occurred in this city last
week which again demonstrated the fact
that the horse must take a"back seat
for the bicycle. One of our local wheel
men was seen riding along the street on
his bicycle and leading the family horse
along behind. It Was indeed novel
sight to sec the horse patiently trotting
along back of the silent steed of steel
which has robbed it of its prestige.
A soft answer turneth away wrath,
but soft road stirreth up anger.
At the last meeting of the Cycle Club
it was decided to hold nine mile race
open to all amateur riders in Brown
County. Further particulars next week.
1t is perhaps malicious to say that a
cheap wheel, like good soap, is often
"castile."
Johnny Weis, a Manl<ato wheelman,
spent a few days in this city last week.
At a meeting of cycling representa-
tatives from every cycle club in Mime
apolis, the wheelmen of that city decided
to take an active part in local politics,
and try to secure candidates for the city
council who are not predudiced against
the wheel.
She grasped the bar, arranged her skirts,
With dainty little tucks and flirts;
Posed on the saddle, felt the tread
Of pedals, and "I'm off" she said.
A whirl of wheels, swerve and sway
And from the road bed where she Law
She realized in full degree,
The climax Of her prophecy,
When the farmers take better and
broader view of the road question, they
will put better and broader tires on their
wagons.
Don't eat free lunch Join the L. A. w.
Anybody desiring to enter the Fourth
Of July races at Mankato, can have eu-
try blanks by applying to Will. A..
Pfeffcrle.
Club meeting tomorrow night at pm.
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Lectures and Amusement.

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Mrs. Matte P. Krekel, who is to lee.
ture here the latter part of the month,
is one of the most eloquent and impress
sive female speakers in the country.
Furthermore, she has had an interesting
history. At her fathers death she deli
vered, at his request, the last sad words
at the grave, and ever since then she has
been engaged in promulgatiag liberal
ideas. Her husband, Judge Arnold Krek-
ell, was one of President Lincoln's ap-
pointees to the federal bench, and many
Of his decisions in that capacity have
taken high rank as authority and have
even been accepted as final. The wi
dow's mission at present seems to be to
disseminate the ennobling gospel of pro-
gressive Free Thought and make Llber-
alism attractive to every lover of hu-
mainly. She believes this to be the best
way to educate the people out of super
stition into more reasonable and scien-
tific faith.
Mrs. Mary Lease lectures at the new
court house this evening. She will be
sure of a crowed house as at least cou-
pie hundred Of people are expected down
from the west
An average audience greeted The Ora
matte Section in the presentation of Dr.
Klaus Sunday evening at Turner Hall
and in return for their trouble were liber-
ally entertained. The play is a fine one
throughout, capable in nearly every role
of splendid acting.
Edward G. Kuss. the basso, entertained
fair audience at Turner Hall last eve
ming, with a song recital, the like of
which had never been heard in New UlDl.
The compositions of Wagner, Schubert t.,
Schumann, Mozart and others were rem
dered with the ability of master and
earned for Mr.. Kuss the highest appreci-
alton of his auditors. In voice and dra-
matte Interpretation alike he is an artist
of splendid merit. Mr.. Jache of Mauka-
to accompanied the singer and acquitted
himself remarkably. He is certainly an
exceptional artist.
Best prepared paints on the market
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Teachers Training School.

Teachers Training School.
A Teachers Training School for the
county Of Brown will be held at Sleepy
Eye, Minn., beginning on Monday, July
9th, 1896, at 2 o'clock P. NJ. and to con-
tinue for four weeks.
All necessary arrangements fer the
convenience of teachers attending and