New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-11
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the vel lknown writer, 3. B. Livesey OF
isykesville, Nd /, in which he states that,
be considers Prot. Sd: Bpsk5y philoso.
pher and in commentinglon ME-. Bosks's
recent uterances in regard to the public
schools he says that he has at last found
solution to q question that will have 10
be answered in The near future. Mr..
Bosky is getting out . second volume Of
bis writings.s
'Iheresseems to be an Impression about
the city that the seats for the Gordon
tshay grand opera are all S 80. This. is
q mistake. All the seats down stairs are
that price, the first two rows nf the bal.
cony are $1.00 the balance Of the bal
cony 75 cents and the gallery SO cents.
This is the highest priced performance
that has been in the city but it's also
the best and those who pay the increased
l!amount for their seats will realize that
| 1t is better to pay for something that is
good and get their moneys worth than
to throw it away on something cheap.
With the breaking up Of the winter
the people living on Franklin street north
have suffered no little Inconvenience be-
cause Of the condition of the drainageSin
that neighborhood. The outlet has been
stopped up SO that the surface water
would not run off and the streets and
sidewalks have been flooded. Al little
attention to this on the part Of the street
committee would have saved a great deal
of trouble for the residents Of that part
OF the city. Natural causes have almost
remediea trouble, though it is still
far from q perfect condition.
The amount of the contributions for
the Swedish relief fund has reached near
II $1,000 for the entire county, but it IS
9 conspicuous fact that the city of New
Ulm has given the least in proportion to
the number and wealth of its inhabitants,
of the precincts that hayereported, how.
ever if all the counties in the state aver
sage as wellaas this and all the states
Iayerage as we'll as Minnesota, the people
of the famine stricken countries are i not
going to go hungry long. The matter
Of shipping flour to them is hardly FEAST
bic as the tine taken for transportation
is SO long that if they depended Oh, the,
shipment the people would al be dead
before it could arrive. It is much bet-
ter to give money and have it telegraphed
to the consul in those countries. /
]. Frank Fouche, the young man who
Eentertained the audience that assembled
at the auditorium Of sthe school house
Thursday evening MI gave very, salts
factory entertainment, and his work ia
i elocution@ and impersonation has been
highly compllmented. He is by far the
best that has been in this city and aside
4 from the fact that he was here, for. the
benefit Of the library, his reading was
well worth the price of admmisslon anu
those who failed to hear him missed an
opportunity Of hearing something that
will hardly come this way again at least
not for some time. With the exception
oftwo or three front seats they y, we're all
taken, and It II is safe to say that all, who
i had season tlcketsswere present and there
was q surplus of cash from sales at the:
door So \
The Commercial Union will hold a
meeting Friday and elect two dele
gates to the Municipal League that is TO
meet in st. Paul next week to form an
organization. Two good business men
should torn that committee. The CITY
has taken the initiative in the matter By
Iappointing two aldermen and they
should have the support of the Union.
!. a vast amount of good can be done
L
i through the organization of league sof
/ that kind and in its formation New
Ulm should not take q secondary posi-
ton This is an age Of organization and
| OF all the formations of trusts and cor
lporations, there is none that includes
municipalities. Il is possible with suah
an organization and good man at the
head Of It to compel legislation that will
be Of be9eht to the cities and work an
inffuepte in other matters. & e g 4
Last Wednesday party of the mem
fbers of the Catholic Order of Foresters
Of this city, consisting Of W. 7. Eckstsin,
deputy high chief ranger, A. ]. Ecksteln.
chief 81 anger,.of the local court, T. j.
Kretsch, ] Il. Graf, Dr.. Bayley, WI.
Julius, VIM. Pfefferle and Christ. Filzenl