New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-08-10

fully in that capacity and has worked
hard, there being no kick whatever, as
he always did everything with as much
dispatch as was in his power. He was
appointed regimental sergeant major
July 10, and has acted in both capacities
till some one could be appointed as quar-
termaster Of the company. The sergeant
major is a son of Col. Jos. Bobleter of
the Twelfth. ,..
The regimental Y. M. 9. A. tent has
been put up next to Company A, and
now the bo;s can use ink with which to
write their letters. t.,%.
The Twelfth has gone through another
battle formation exercise over at Snod-
grass hill. The tripwas some seven or eight
miles in all, and some of the boys say it
was 1O2 at least. However, Company A
only lost two men in the battle, and
they got lost at lemonade stand or
something of the sort. It is no easy job
to fall out of the company, for if there is
not an excuse from the surgeon it means
guard house and hard labor.
Corporal Classen was chief of police
Sunday. r.: ~ +. J.. III 4. s..5
Sergeant Graft was appointed color
sergeant Saturday. g.. ..S .s
Tony Wiesner, second lieutenant of
Company I, formerly of A, always comes
over to see the A boys when they have
pancakes to eat. He knows what is
good, when he sees it. IL 49, IS
On the 3!st, 1t. Fritsche passed his
examination as lieutenant and quail
| fed. ...,.,< st'-s.&
Sergeant Joern, Corporal Frelin and
Private Flick were assigned to the work
of inspecting the roads and country in
the vicinity of the park. The reports of
this trip go to Washington for criticism.
The lieutenants gave the members of
the company good big treat Saturday
| night. - ". ~.. 5~.S.
The Globe correspondent says: In our
next letter look out for little write-up
of Adjt. Vogel and Battalion Adjutant
Koch, both old members of this compa-
ny. We want the people to know what
kind of material Is in Company A, the
leading company of the four regiments
from Minnesota. The Thirteenth may
have its crack Company D, the Four
teenth its B, but none Of them can touch
the crack company of New Ulm.
Corporal Loesch has returned from
the division hospital, and, after a: few
days in quarters, will report for duty.
Private Polta, after spending two
weeks in the division hospital, returned
to company quarters on Saturday.
Privates Gilman, Girvin, Eichmann
and Prey were on regimental guard on
the goth. s,i. ~- .-.e- '.5s5-
Private Orcott was in quarters today
fever, so he says. i. z,s...
Comphny AS sick list is decreasing
now every day.
Musician Halla OF Springfield is re-
covering from his attack of typhoid
fever. r a.E ..>.-I. a..
The officers of the Twelfth have prac
tically concluded to eat their Christmas
dinner in the park at Chickamauga.
Sergeant Joern is acting as first serge
ant. Albert Mueller is doing the duties
of company clerk during the sickness of
Private Ruemke, who is at the division
hospital. < >.-. :, s.ss#
John Schneider has been detailed as
orderly for Sergeant Major Boble ter.
Anton Wiesner, the patron saint of
Company A, has returned FROM work at
the mule corral, says the Journal cores
pondent, and his angelic smile lightens
up good part Of the dreary side Of the
company. III .5.s. Il.
August Brandt ard Anton Steinbach
have agreed to run the company artici-
fership under the latter's name.
It's ten to one that when Col. Boblet-
er learned that he had been left out Of
Wade's Porto Rico expedition his lang
uage was every bit as pronounced and
historic as any ever uttered by the fa-
nous "fighting Bob Evans .
It turned out just as we expected.
We knew that Fl. G. Hays wouldn't
feel much like endorsing the Reviews
plan for the avoidance Of 4 county scrap
this fall and, sure enough, he is the first
man in the county to register kick.
The Review, he says, is not Republicans
paper, and Republicans are warned
against accep.ing its suggestions. Well,
u the Review doesn't care . snap Of the
finger whether the Reput tlicans Of the
county listen To ifs advice ar nnt THE