New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-10-10

vs. p Karpen, who is in the employ.
ment of the department Of labor Of the
state, is man who travels over the
state continue usly land comes IN con-
tact with many people. He is Of the.
opinion that Gov ] johnson will be re-
elected with a larger majority this
year than he had two years ago. He
says that he has attended a number OF
Cole meetings and they are very tame
affairs, lacking enthusiasm.
There is report to the effect that
h G. Hays, formerly Of Sleepy Eye
is to start a paper at Long Lake in
the northern part of the state, which
will be run in the interest of Mr.. Cole.
Hays can get out a rattling good
paper, but as there was supposed to
have been no pay attached to the work
he has done for the drainage commits
sion, the question arises, where did he.
get the money to start the paper.
A. r. Eggensperger, editor of the
Hanska Herald was in the city Mon
day and stated he is about to start a
paper in the. village of Monterey. For
the present the paper will be printed at
Hanska and sent to Monterey for pub.
LEGATION. The village had a paper at.
one time but it was short lived and the
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publisher failed to get enough out of
it to pay, but through the method en-
.ployed by Mr.. Eggensperger no doubt
there will be some money in it.
Mrs. Dehn, mother of William Dehn
of Milford, met with fatal accident
Sunday. In attempting to 90 down
cellar in the house she fell down the
entire flight of stairs, sustaining in
ternal injuries that resulted in Their
death before the close of the day. She
was an old lady 80 years Of age and
leaves two sons, William of Milford
and Fred of Rochester and a daughter,
Mrs. j. j. Penning of Franklin. She
will be buried from the house this
afternoon.
g. J Vogel has gone all of the can
didates for office one better than any,
thing that has been put out in the way
of advertising. He has in some of the
prominent places in this city, his
photograph, a very fine cabinet size,
on exhibition, and it is accompanied
with card announcing that he is a
candidate for the Office of county
auditor. It is a good way to advertise
but there is danger that the photo
graph may be taken up by someone of
the many admirers of Mr.. Vogel.
Those who were interested in the or
ganization of a county Y. M. C. "A
organization, and assisted in the for
nation of such an organization in
Sleepy Eye recently, that was to en-
brace Brown and Redwood counties,
have been all at sea in regard to the
matter, since the first act in the pro-
ject. A. G.. Won Hagen was elected to
the Office of president of the organiza-
ton. and there was some little work
done in the way OF soliciting funds for
the work, but that is as far as the
thing was carried. It now appears
that the association has been disap-
disappointed in its efforts to get a
young man to act as secretary and de-
vote his time to the work in the two
counties. Two different men have been
selected and they have both declined
and now there is third one on the
list who, it is expected will accept the
place.
P.J. Karpen, one of the deputy fac
tory inspectors, was in the city Satur-
day looking after the enforcement OF
the child labor law. He says that
there is not a city in the state of the
size of this in which there is so little
child labor employed. He found but
one instance in the city where there
was boy working who was under age
and employed contrary to law. He
complimented Prof. Critchett on the
carefulness with which he watches the
enforcement of the compulsory educa-
ton clause of the school law and says
that he is the best in that respect that
he has found in the state. The matter
of children who are Of school age at
tending school has caused consider
able trouble in Mankato, which he
says is the worst city in the state pro-
portional for violation OF the child
labor law and the department. has
taken vigorous methods to see that it
is remedied
Monday evening the Woodmen ofthis
city had the biggest time they have
ever had at home, in the initiation of
a large class Of new members into the
order. It was an occasion of more
than ordinary excellence not only in
the fact that there was large class of
candidates but that there was in addi-
ton to this large number of visiting
brethren many Of whom were hora IN