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1mr fair.

Selte uuo mOraen finbet bic oies.
iabrIae a~usnsuaua Der @ascOuaoe
GOuutp Aderbanasieaihaft intt uno
limo Die 8~esiebunaen oieier @cieQ
ihail CUR Staot 10 enc Uertnlpit oob
enc 4usiteaune ubne Nlitbulfe Der
Stnbt par nidt oeutbnr mare. SO
1T ebsniDuiel Snhe Der S.abter fit
Den @tfOle Der 5nir eip5ptreten nls
es ilr bic Snrmer Elm Stols Iein ioa,
te Die aIsiie4 une nit Dem 4eIten 81
beididen, unb aud onrh periDtn,
lihe anpeieubet 81 unteritlseu,
benz Die 3ntereiien BeiOer eeben
pano in SnnO.
Glio laliet beute unO mDr9eu bel
Secermann bic 2Oiune iein; 9luil
sur @~asconnbe Gountp 5atr!
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gqe iaseu: o@ut". Sert ., s.
5tenenberp, Sutton, Sa., ihretbt:
gl0e geute, uelhe ben Glpentrauter
pebraft bnben, iinb init ben 8irt.
unaen nnBerolbsnttih Sufrieben. pin
unO wieosr frnge i'd tie, mas iie pon
ibm benteu, uno INNER iaeen iie ser
lit aut4.
Sur Elm artoeit 1T in betreff oieies
alien, seitbemdbrten 8rduter'Seil.
mittels 9efdqt fuDroen unb eS lautet:
,Gs 1T cine CUTE MebiStn.A Ram
uidbt aus Gpptbeten beSoeeti ruerben.
gSir0 BEN 8ubliium brett aus benz
9aboratOpium eeliefert. Rnn Sthrei
be an 9r. Beter 5abrneD & Sons
SO. 1l2-1l8 90. SOpne Gue.,
Chicago, Sa.
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9err unb 5rau Sacob 5intIane,
BON ROdutae, RO., befnOsu iid lett
s 2asen bier beim gawieseriobn
BriRta Sieoler unO alter 8etnnuteu
gu 8eiud. Serr Eintluna
betrieb bier fraber cine SamteOe,
sUs nber in 1884 nad 8ates
Guuntp uuO murbe 6armer,
uno es Jat ign aesluft. Ut if in-
mer nod DER liebe ireunOliae SacOb
pVn ebeoem, uno BEL alien Setannten
nuf's bersli4fte mtutummeu uuO germ
geIebener Mnnu.
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faNaes @elS.

Der 6nlihmlnser nnb ieine 5elf.
ersbelfer, pelhe bns falIfe @elo
inter bic 4eute brineen, merben
pom Staate nit Den ihmeriten Stras
fen beleet. gaoh ihtimmer, ais
iene Betraeer, iino nber bic Builder
UelHe ben &rnnten TIRE pertb loien
Nirturen ilr tbeuers @e.o aufihnas
sen. 9ieie Betriaer IDllten bic
bdrteften Strafen erleiben, benn lie
brineen bas Bolt nidt nur nm aes
iHuo 81 perben @er on a0pl
idlmer5en, GppetttlUiieteit, Mnnael
an Sdlaf Ober vtuiger Mnttieteit, an
SertlUpfen, @ebd9tnib anb &itdens
.idmahe, Shwinbelauf1uen Der.
itupiung, inurem Maaen D5er Nnfs
itnBen, an 9ebers unb 9ierenletben
nit @elbIuht unb tupIierisen Nns
fhpeuune Der guaenliOer, pdnbe
nnO 6uBe leibet, Butte lido uOripldem
&fuiher, Rrnparate ons nur eine aug
enblidiine Grleidteraue peri9aFft,
bas llebel aber niemats BELT, iOnoer
nur nerihtimmert 6eilunp lit in
lOlhen 6alIen nur uon ben ct. Bers
naro 8rduterpilen 81 ermarteu.
iinb aus ben bsiItrGftieaen
R%hansenldien obne metaIHde. Gift.
ICE Beimiihung mad Dem nltbepdbr
ten &eSepte ber eslebr en- Wt6ude
bon ct. Bernard bergeHeat, 8ebn.
.tauienoeu ihon Elm Rettea aus Dec
EUoesnOte seueien uuO in allen QtpDs
81 baben. Is Gents.
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1niNionsfet In 11orriiou

gm MitttpO9 ben A, September
pOGen mir 10 SOFT mill, Elm Nilii.
ousfef feiern. Sn SerbinOans nit
Dem MiRtunsfsit miro bic Giuweib'
unp oes neueu BiarrbauieS ltatt.
Fnoen. Der 8raies BON Oielem ri.
ftritt miro Die 5eftreOe balten, eben.
faus bic 8atpreu Der llmeeeeno
merben nnpeieno iein uub an Der
Seier tbeil nebmen. SeOermann 1T
ber5lt9t einselaoen.
Der 8Oritano,
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sduIfinNer 2IatuMa.

Ole Shultinoer alIer SHulen Don
ibren 9ebren Dber SHulbireftOren
beaIeitet baden mOrsen RahtmittnI
nuf Den 5nirplatse freien gintritt.
SO mirb berali9it eiuslaben.
aueuit Beaemnnn
Setret1r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-30

Reu. 3. 5. 8rint iiebt Tf ueaen
ieiuss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ae.
nbtbiot ieire STEELE ais Seetiorser
per hiefaen @etbObiaen @emeinOe
sOersuleeer, unO tuirb iib nit ietu.
Ier BamiIie beute naH ieinen sutanf-
tlaen Seim IN gleasant. Soma.
beseben. 8ir pdnidsn ous Der
GObnuneswehisl i'm in ieOer Be-
.slehuna gum BOrtbstt eereiteu
mbee.
t5lr iHueGe 8ertaufe trast euer
s'eentbum Elm in bic 8erfaufslilte
SLIDER, Breuer & Steel
Real @iiate @D.
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s,tmauu, mo, 5r,itas Sen y 'lnsuft-
9Hisieaer meswetier.
atannte.
6eriebts ,Germine,

gsautp.goprt, R~sssLIabts, zsrHatns bsSu
Nuauit NIB gtoptmbsr 5itnfrans8ltih : %,
bbrSt am /. Wtpnta9 i'm april;
EftgtI,Gpurt. @sgslmdBist 9srHltns be-
olnnsn am 2. MloRiag ber WtoHatt JoHhar, dat
anb Septtmber.
o,Epel am e. Wlputag Der DtoHoIt dsotnar
ldat, aaguit Hnb gOptmbsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-30

6rau 9auro Bebaeen bon ct.
1T nit ibren ainOsrn bier BEL ibren
eltern 6erru uuO 5rua Sncob Bon
Grr 8u Beiuh.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-30

Soulpb 8riste uou stuIpe mat
.GRuntas bier. sie INNER mar er in
Der Gile.
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ar. emma @rfinanu rpeibe in
Sap bel ben Glteru gu Seiuh mar,
aina MOntaa lpieber nad ct. Souls.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-30

I'll. Sane 8luit lit uOn ct. Souls
lei ben gl,crn bier su 8eluA.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-30

@nI. sudbols BON vt. auuia
mar mebrere Gage bier.
Das Z iabre alte ainO Oes aa-
quit euete 1T ialimm truut.
Bon bier rodren leRte BOfe
Uiets aeute our gna:p.R eetina in
Drnte uao sum Rifiousfelt in
gwies.
SRI. Stella auniesto bat lid
nab ct. 2Outs bseeben um on Die
Shule 81 bsiuHeu.
Die saule fdnat MOntas bier
an.
5rls. CLARA 8ranObUrit 1T sur
8eit bier bel ibrem Ontel S. 8. SIZE
lehman su 8eiuh.
gbas. 8ubOe BON Ebtrb Greet
mar Iebte 8Ohe mebrere Gage bier.
9rate. Sermann Slteds
ien., erbieIt bic trnuriee RahriAt
DAB in ct, Souls am Sonntaa iein
Sdwaaer 6enrp 6. ReGies i'm litter
pom so Subren %seiturben 1T. 9err
Meaies pObnte iriber bier,
Biuiam unb go. 9ranbt uOu
ibren @bebdIften bepleitet maren aui
4 Gage bier sum Seiud bel ibreu
8eruanOten. Die Mdnuer arbeiten
in elmer Giieueiebsrei in ct. 2ouis
bod iiebt man ibnen niat an oaB fie
bart nrbeiten.
= 0err 8m. SuebrenOt unt Sat.
tin uun @ihita 5aGs, Seras, ueld1e
bier gu 8eiua maren limb Oieie 8Ohe
uaa GbicaaU aersiit.
5riB Sdweer neblt 5nmilie,
BON SummerielO. iiuO bier BEL 6enrp
Sdueer gu 9siuA.
6ris Samiot unb feline S9we.
tier 5rau @Orts limo mad 8nnias 81.
tp aereilt uno Oa ibren 8ruoer peins
rid 81 beiuAen.
1enrp 9ettmunn, 0ei5er nuf
Der Do. Baltic @tienbabn 1T nit
~ieiuer 5rau auf eia panr 9aee bier
gum Seiud.
BrOi. penrp 5Amiot BON BEL
leUiae, Sas.. mar inter Der 3abI Der
geinder oabier. bod tOante ct (etber
.ieine liebe 5,au ntht misbrinseu bn
bieietbe Dor nitt LANCER Ssit einep
Grmbrud erIitten.
Sem frabersn Ruab SOs {
aouis SeiObrint Duroe bielsr Sage
@eleaeutliH Der 5eier ieines 40. Sc.
burtstaaes elm Stdnbden gu taett,
uuo ale %EbeitneDmer murben aufs
bette bewtrtbet.
OttO Sdmitb 1T wieber no d
Mtotane eereiit, bat icius @atttiu
nber bier aelaRen OaB Oieielbe an "a.
ner bier fommenbe 5eilt6teit tbeil
nebmeu Tam.
5rant S6ulte welher in ct.
9ouis alS 8arttanltler ltuOirt uuo in
Ieinem 5ah tihtie lift miro it'd bter
eei6dftlit uieberluiien.
SRI. Giuie Rurre melae in
Der 6auOetsidRle in Sebaltn atf
StenOsrupbifttn Iid uuseebiloet, 1T
felt ROutas bier BET ibren @ltern.
Stolpe. Gas RiIiOnsfeii
meldes bier am D%Onnerftae sefeiert
mutbe mar trus benz trtiben @etter
redt gut 6eiuft. Bon 9ermann
~bemertlen mir etne arUse Gnsabl,
uub auu BON 6reoeridsburs unb
&OtsOnm ipareu ptete 8ein9er an.
meien6. 5eitrebwer paren bic ga.
Horeu 50. 0ernsann BON Rorrii or
unD 6. Sleibtrea uOn ct. Souls
1eu DrselbienIt ueriab sebrer s. 3.
sIpel uun ct. eOu,s. GaH Der GbOr
Der Sermunuer st. Bauls @emsinbs
inter Der tadtiaeu 2eiiuna uUu 6p,
Sasman trus uiet sar geria6uer.
una bes 6eites bel.
qm lesteu 9Sunerfna mDreer
farb nad laneer aranfpeit sri,
2lssie Bueier i'm Utter BON ~ Sab
rem, aEb tuurOe am 5reitae bic aeihC
uater srObe 8etbeilioune sur tebteu
Ruhe gebettet,
-0ermann 5rUmm luiro Gnbe bic.
fer BO8e id mad ieiuem slrbeits.
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8m. Binter, 0ermann 8. 8inter.
YIN. 8ebmeger, @0ttlieb Binter
unb 6rau Dtina 6leer uDn Charlotte
luaren MtttwoA bier ali Der 8rUbnte
Court @ei1aftlides su ~erleotaen.
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Brls. Bertha gfmiOt unO Gaa
Geiier BON 81. Souls fnO bel bet
5amtlie %1seuiel gu Seiuf
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6err 8, alute lam SOnntaa hieri
Der UNI leine Satin melfe bel beer
Nutter 5rau ROeOel gu Seiuh mar,
beim 5ubegleiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-30

Brl. Gornelta 9oeb beeab iit)
SOnntaa mad ct. 2Unis um oa bic
neueien RDbeu IN Bus taareu unO
6uten in auasnlhein AL nebmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-30

SRI. 9Ouiia Munomiuer. BON Obi
taeU, unb SRI. Glma @nn0wilIsr
BON ct. 9ouis oerbrin9en bic 6nir
BOde BEL ibren @ltern.
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@erlnnnt.

@naben un6 R6oden iber ID
Sabre oft finoen beitdnOige 8eihdft.
iguna in Der 8eters SAoefabrid.
&eters Shoe 50. 1ermonn Wlo.
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stO fge. 5rau 9obn Bett.
fling iuo 6rt. aaeline Brandt BON
st. eUals waren leBte @obe mehre
re gaee bier unO gu @aIte bel 5rl.
@milie Onfeu.
BrOf 9ermann 5rOmm bewir'
tbete am lestsu Souutup mebrere
ieiuer 5ruunoe uuo aud bic StOlpe
Suntur 8aao iuelae aetOmmen UNI
nod einen seleqieen Sag NIT perm
Jr0mm 5u uerlsben ebe Oerielbe lei.
ne arbeit als Srln5ipal stuer arOBen
shule in Gait 9rotrie, NO. autrit.
So CAB uiel 8uraueil. unO aud Iuas
SOO. 5Olt am sOnataa niht germ
iiebt.
Die StOlpe SuniOr 8anO bat
an Steue ibrss bisberioen 9iriaen.
ten DITTO ROeaer, Soc 8unOerltH
oematlt oa Oieieu elne nusaeoebute,
IuuSlabrise eriubruna i'm Ruiitfuae
Sur seite Itebt.
StOnpbitl. permann Gum
per mar leBte 8Ohe 6eiser aao
OtaIainiit in bee @thbIe.
fri. emma antdmeber uOn st.
9ouis mar Ieste g8Oae BEL 5ruu
BaItOriu aubn bier gu Seiuh.
9ns gUnntusidulfsa Der ct.
SacObt Semeiube blbisr finOet ain
0tittruOd ben 4. September itutt.
81. Red BON 81. 2uuis mar
bier bel ieinem 8ruOer Bm. Stef su
8eiuh uno siena Iebten @tittUuA
mteber betm.
Ter Berger Star Bale Bal
Stub ipielte bier am sonntas nit
uniereu Stub, ruurbe aber i9lim-
beimseleu9tet ba lie uur l6
&uhs aesen uuiere 29 Runs madl'
ten.
o astonnoe. 6rt. alutuc
Salt, 9stesrupbitin 1T gu pauie ouI
Sefut.
Dem Gbepare u. SuOwid MUIR
be Elm E6hterdeu aebOren.
6rau 8tenna Stinner unO SRI.
glae Gutf limb auf Beiuh mad st.
Souls sersiit.
Gusen Sheabamer 1T uun
ct. 2Ouis suradsetebrt.
6rau 2Inna Smith Iraber in
@asc0naoe pObnbnft, bat lid Ourd
einen SAL Den Slrm uerbrohen.
5rau 81. guruis bon Ssferior
Giip 1T bier bel 8. laid 5u Seiua.
&Og Clifton pet4er ais Glet'
triter in st. aOuis in Qrbeit febt II
Oabeim atf Seiud. Bon ieds
&amarabsn 1T el Der ein5iae. leber.
tebenoe, nGs fanf iiaO fie mod uni
mad i'm 9ienlte perunetldt. 9,
ielbh batte an Der SauO idttmml
8ranowunOen,
Inter ben Sunpeas beriatt
bier am somias srOBe apiresuus.
Die uriade? Der @afermetunensue
belt bier an.
y NJ, aoam 6ussfelOt reiitt
lebteu 5reitue in @eiadften mad st
Souls.
9ouis 9anowebr unier ta9iiaei
8aufmann baut elm srOBes Eager,
baus Dos aud ais gitp 5alt Oiener
iol.
6ermnnn @nfe, 8ert1aier In
8nmOus st. Souls, 1T bier i'm alter
Seim 81 Beiuh.
GODarb Sneie nebft Satin
pom cape @irarOeau rpnr leste 8ode
bier bel ieinem 8rubsr Souls @nelt
~ Seiun.
Rebrere gdulen OieIer Sc
penb werOea MOntuo ibren anfanl
neb en-.
Oas benz emanuel Eaptue or
b6riae Seipann brannte am NRttt
nod burh unb lief cine nett
Stsefe, bod purOs elafG&erweilt
tein Saaoen aueeriHtet.
o.. StafenbrOeter uab a
3ussfelOt, len, rpuren lebte @oh,
@eiHditIid in Spring Bluff, MD
~ IA
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Z, ,r,,, 1uh G,n.:r5Hnqen non aIigf'
irtn Guiersiit hub srtst'a, riaisr nns i'
VA ifSftHtus Mtttme6 srreinsn 1--WE els
g9rsSahltp uuIertr NprrtI5enDtnien mo ntI
9uIu W. tmnrtItd. Der fpabrt 9tame 0fs
e%SSr.ib,rs mns ans in olisH Ndntn uitla'-
lbstlt Uirosn-
a,,,,,u pou Il ,at pls 8 9Oa 8rbBe nlaish
~ s " t,uS gpnr. ystQs Wor2tR ttii9srst4i psr'
WV glat 8ouasrstnq weItiaa nsrcsn tetns
aaals,n aHssnOHmt.
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4. Posi- once al Rsrmana NO. AZ
..ood lass nail matter
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-11
WOULD WIPE OUT A MORAL
STAIN ON THE WORLD.

ssMonaco can never be said TO Dc
we'll governed while it appeals 10 one
of the worst passions IN numanisy
While it is a God-blest corner OF tne
earth in climate and scenic beauty, L
is morally the plague-spot OF Europe.
It is the rallying ground OF the WORSE
criminals in the world, the most dan
gerous men, and the basest women.
ssThe Casino could not exist an hour
if the chances were fair. They are nob
fair. And the public knows they are
not fair, and the profits OF the CASINO
go on increasing.
1.-THE Casino is also the cause OF al
most as much mental degeneracy
among the upper classes OF europe DIS
drink itself. Glance around the tables
at the tired, drawn, pallid faces, ana
bleared and deadened eyes OF the regu--
lar frequenters of the place. ana see
| if nine out of ten of them are not plain
Nv betraying nearly all the outward
symptoms of softening Of the brain.
ssWhatwonder? Onits own theory as
an honest gambling house, the CAST
no is the dullest and dreariest resort OF
hum anity of all the known world, ana
in its appeal to the lust OF individual
gain against the collective loss 1t IS
only calculated to waste the lives, to
harden the hearts, and to soften the
brains of the people who haunt it day
by day. Europe should put it down,
even if the powers had to compound
with the prince of Monaco.
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ment and almost without supervision.
AS long as the business is honestly
conducted, or conducted in any such
manner as to arouse no suspicion on
the part of the revenue agents. there
will be no governmental interference.
There will be no bonded warehouses
nor other obstacles or embarrass-
ments in the way of the agriculturists
who wish to turn the refuse products
of their farms into alcohol.
When the denatured alcohol bill re-
moving all tax from this product, was
first passed, it's results did not meet
the expectations of the department of
agriculture or of those who had ad-
vocated the passage of the measure.
In the first place, the government in
framing regulations for the enforce
ment of the law assumed that unless
the production of alcohol for denatur-
ing purposes was. watched closely
every farmer would Immediately be-
come manufacturer Of whisky, and
the government would be cheated out
of millions of revenue.
It was then decided that as the law
had not proved as beneficial as had
been expected, all restraints placed
upon the manufacture of alcohol by
the government should be removed,
and this is done in the regulations
which became effective Monday.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-11
EXCELLENT ATTRACTIONS
Brown County Fair Offers Pro-
gram OF Exceptional Merit.
Races on the Last Two Days Will
be the Best Ever Seen Here.
Tuesday, the 18th, Designated by
by the Directors as Children's
Day.

The Brown county fair will open
next Monday, the 10th, and continue
for three days.
If the weather is good, the attend
ance bids fair to be the most crafty
ing in the history of the association.
The show will be good one and the
managers feel that they have done
everything in their power to give the
people full value for their money.
The amusement features promised
re all that could be desired. Forty
,hree horses are entered for the two
days of racing and some of the events
are bound to prove as exciting and
interesting as any seen at the big
show at Hamline. Then too, there are
a large number of free vaudeville at
fractions, the best that money could
buy, and likewise a number OF excel
lent paid shows, including an electric
theatre and the all-essential merry-go-
round.
In the livestock department, the de-
mand for space from exhibitors has
exceeded all expectations. The cattle
show alone will be splendid feature
and will include the herds OF Theo.
Thormedson Of Linden and Ed. Hensel
and Herman Pfaender of Milford.
Other departments have been equal
ly we'll looked AFTER. and with the
active preparations now under way
all that IS necessary to make the sho"
q success is average fair weather.
Tuesday, the 18th, has been desig'
mated by the management as Child.
ren's day, and on that day all the
little ones, if accompanied by theil
parents or teachers, will be admitted
free.
The racing will take place on thu
last two days, the 18th and 18th.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-11

A worldwide crusade against the
gambling hell of Monte Carlo is about
to be started under the leadership OF
the famous novelists. Hall Game, Max
Pemberton and Sir Conan Doyle.
Said Max Pemberton in talking of the
plague spot of the Riviera.
81 am convinced that the work we
are about to undertake, the suppress
sion of Monte Carlo, would prove far
nobler and of more practical value to
i humanity than the advancement OF I'M
/ possible propositions at the Hague
peace conference.
sMonte Carlo is the haunt of every
lsadventurer and adventures in the
world. It is astounding how many big
/ swindles and thefts have been planned
there.
ssThe obvious curse of the place is
that fools go there to make money out
of the tables, and rogues go there to
make money out OF the fools. The at
mosphere is most demoralizing to
young people, who lose their heads,
and also all sense of the value Of
money.
'sAnother great evil is that of pure
English girls succumbing to the atmo
sphere. They are often brought II
contact at the tables with undesirable
persons, with whom they actually con
verse.
s"The government of every country
: is perfectly aware that Monte Carlo
+ should be suppressed, but the diplo
matte situation makes action impossl
!, BILE, and France, under whose protec
f ton Monte Carlo exists, is placed in {
most difficult position. Nevertheless:
III am sure our movement will grow
strong enough to force the powers tt
act'
' 81 think it is atrocious,' say!
Game, s'that the conditions which ar
suppressed in all the greater countrie
of Europe should constitute the onl,,
reason for the separate existence OF tn
little kingdom of Monaco.
'Every one recognizesthat the prime
of Monaco is an enlightened man, wit
no particular love of Monte Carlo an
it's Casino, and, of course, it is impos
I sible to ask him voluntarily to surren
der the chief source of his income.
j "But have not the powers of Eu
: rope, by whose protection the kingdo1
of Monaco exists, right to say tia
# the laws of Monaco shall not encoul
! age vice which is demoralizing ne
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pie that come to it from across til
frontiers north, east and west?
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-11
MONOPOLY FOR THE RlNGLlNGS
Well Known Circus Men Secure
Control Of Several Big Shows.

Friends close to the Ringing Bros.
assert that deal has been closed
whereby the Ringlings come into pos
session of the Barnum & Bailey shows.
This also gives them control of But
falo Bills show, and they have a
working agreement with the Hagen
beck and Pawnee Bill shows. The
figures are not given, but recently it
was estimated that the Barnum & Bal
ley aggregation was valued at SIS, 000,
900.
The deal will givethe Ringing Bros.
an absolute monopoly in the big cir
Gus line and open to them New York
and other cities that have heretofore
been closed to them by agreement with
their former rivals.
It has long been the ambition of
John Ringing to be the circus king of
the world.
The internal revenue bureau has
just issued some new regulations
governing the manufacture and use OF
denatured alcohol. Under the new
conditions, any farmer or set of farm.
ers or other individuals, can establish
still for the production of alcohol to
be denatured, and can conduct it with
out interference from the govern.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-11

United States Survey, and his assist
ants, DR.. Frank Leyerett OF Ann Ar
Dor and DIR. Rollin Chamberlain OF
Chicago. For some time the party
has been at work in northwestern Wis
consin and the eastern borders OF
Minnesota and Iowa studying and
mapping the boulder clay fields OF
those regions, and the purpose OF the
visit to New Ulm was to investigate
some large exposures of the boulder
clay of the glacial age which are to be
seen cropping out from the high cliffs
along the Cottonwood west of the city.
These exposures proved to be the key
to a number of problems which the
eminent biologists had not been able
to solve in their former fields of work.
The attention of Prof. Chamberlain
was first called to them by Prof. F. w.
Sardeson of the University of Mime
sofa, and it was by DR.. Sardeson that
the distinguished party was guided in
the explorations up and down the
river.
AS near as can be learned by the
Review, the biologists all agree, from
the evidence obtained here, that there
are three sheets of glacial boulder
clay in this region and that each shee1
has a gravel bed at its base. 1t is
f,,o,,, como ono Of +Ioeo bod @ RI q MO "a,
is obtained when wells are sunk to {
depth of twenty-five to two hundred
i feet below the surface
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-11
BIOLOGISTS MAKE A DISCOVERY
Find Solution to important Problem
in Cliffs Along the Cotton.
wood.

A party Of biologists attached to the
United States Geological Survey
visited New Ulm Thursday, the party
including Prof. T. C. Chamberlain,
head of the geology department of the
University of Chicago and chief of the
division of pleistocene geology of the
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-11

Christ Heller will leave tomorrow
for Portland, Oregon.
James F. Garrow and family re-
turned from their Canadian visit Fri
day noon.
Miss Lou Baasen came home Satur-
day from a three weeks visit with Twin
City friends.
DR.. George Koch, the Minneapolis
dentist, spent the week here in quest
of ducks and chickens.
F. H Behnke attended the annual
meeting of the Retail Grocer's Asso.
citation in Minneapolis last week.
A first grade boy brought perfect
spelling papers home for several
weeks, and then suddenly began tc
miss five and six out of ten.
Elbows this, SOM" asked his father
Teachers fault replied the boy
s'How is it the teachers fault?'
'sShe moved the little boy that sa
next to me-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-11

The number of applications for per-
mits to erect stills has within the last
few weeks greatly increased, and the
officers of the revenue bureau believe
that from now on the production of
alcohol for fuel, lighting and manu-
featuring purposes will rapidly in
crease.