New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-07-12
COMPANY A SETS new PACE.
Secures Largest Number OF Order
lies.
Promotions Give Cheverons to
Many Privates.
Company Will Return on st. Louis
Tomorrow Night.

tomorrow Night.
The command of company "A" has.
been changed throughout in the COM
missioned Offices, and the following
changes and appointments were made
in the ranks of the non-commissione
Offices among which were a few pro-
motions.
They are, Sgt. Baptiste Groebner to
first sergeant, Corporal Jos. W. Sta
dick to quartermaster sergeant, Fred
Rauschke to first sergeant, Henry
Fast, Frank Matsch and George
Schmidt to duty sergeants. Promo
tons to corporals were, John Sackl.
Robert Berndt, E. Ell. Mobach, Cleve-
land Frederick and Otto Reineke Earl
Current and D. A. sGrussendorf were
appointed aszmembers of the hospital
corps.
FRIDAY. JULY I.
The Second Regiment band was is
sued new uniforms this morning and
wore them at the dress parade for the
first time. They are OF navy blue
with light blue stripes and white cord
over the shoulders. This organiza-
tion is the recipients OF many compli-
ments by visitors here. At guard
mount, G. Frederick was selected as
Colonel's orderly and John Dengler
as adjutant's orderly Among the
New Ulm people who arrived with
Gen. Bobleter on the afternoon train
were Major L. G. Vogel, Capts. DR..
Bayley and A. j. Eckstein, William
Julius, DR.. j. P. Graft, John Hauen-
stein and Fred W. Johnson. Edwin
Juni was appointed as sergeant major
of the regiment.
SATURDAY, JULY s.
Today was generals day. who with
his staff officers and the regimental
officers paraded in review before the
long line of soldiers and artillerymen.
Besides the many strangers here the
New Ulm people were greeted by Mrs.
John Buschers, Mrs. Jos. Bobleter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schel and son,
Walter, Miss Viola Schell and Mes
danes Albert Bobleter and Benedict
Juni. After dress parade the Second
Regiment band and officers visited
their neighbours Company "A'' and
''B." Another orderly, John Fred
erick was selected as guard mount in
the morning. He acting as Adjutant
Pages orderly.
SUNDAY, JULY g.
Sunday proved to be as clear and
pleasant as a Sabbath day should be
for the soldiers at Camp Lakeview
The elements were quiet and SO was
the camp.
No drill Or target practice was held,
except by an hours drill by Battery
H during the forenoon, and company
inspection at 1880 a. m. Guard mount
was held a little later than the usual
hour. The large post flag was hoisted
for the first time Sunday morning, as
the storm flag has been used every day
on account of the threatening weather,
Colonel Wright has ordered that as a
special favor, while the flag is at half
mast in memory of Secretary of State
Hay, all will salute by uncovering
while passing.
Brigade Chaplain, Ezra C. Clemans
held divine services at 1890 Sunday
! morning before the Colonel's tent,
about 200 soldiers and citizens attend
ing. Others of the militia went to
church in Lake City, a large number
from Battery A attending Catholic
services in body. Rev. Cleman' S
sermon was patriotic-religious in its
nature. During the course of his talk
he touched on the subject of so-called
"tainted money" giving gis views as
follows:
,, 81 admire Brother GLADDEN. of Ohio
for refusing to accept the 100000
offered him. / do not endorse his
opinion, but l do not endorse mis-
action in standing by his principles.
[ would accept money from any man
to use in my work. If the devil was
to come to me here now--but [ don't
suppose he is with this regiment but
were he to come to me and say,
Brother Clemans, which he hardly
would say, though, would he?- but
were he to offer me 100000 I would
take it and wouldn' t use microscope
to see if there were any spots on it.
I'd take it and build ahundred churches
in my district in the northern part Of
the state to do him up with in the mex,
six months. I believe that any money
that is made under our laws is fit tc
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