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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30

CHICAGO, I'll. W tych
dniach rozegral sic przed. .ss
|daia Smith ciekawy protee
ghlc cho-nie emej Pol ii, p. nn &
Fiiskis zahlIii 4.
Hat " kolonii pol slkiej ". q
gin. w listopadzie 1870 6Trokl
pad1a p, Filiska ma chodn dnikua
przy 2 zbiegu ulic 81, Grand
ave, " Cragin. Chodnik ton
|jak Wog6le niemal wszys,tlksiie
inne cEodniki 9 'cragi6sk 81
|znajdoWa1 sic w bardzo III
chym stanie. Wskutek t1pad.
ku zlamala sobie 'nog4
|d1uzszy czas polezala " 11zkt,,E
[Po wyzdrowieniu poszkiodI q
wana skarzyla miasto.
.ces jjej rozpoc czaI sic We Wt.,,
rex zesz}y, q zak czy1 SIC ia wss VI.
srode przyznaniem skarzacei
$1,000 tytulem odszko Iowa
MIA. Wielka zdolnos6 " q
wodach wykazal nlody zna
ny W kolach milo odziezy adwe-
kat p. Bernard G. Matt.
mujaca strone pro ocesu sta..s
nowily zeznaania skarzaeel
glucho-niem p. Fi1iskiej
kt6ra skladala je ma migi,
maczone pszetz peWlnll ego. pro-
fesora ", szkole ola glue hos.
niemych. Obecni W sail "a
.dowej niezWyk ykle uTo oczysta
q e achowali cisze, wpatruj siis i,'
" eznajaca i " tlumacza,
5kt6rych Wsp6l poro ozumit
Iwaniie sic zerywal "a
.su8 do czasu CLOS stawiiajj ID sce
go pytania adwo okata iodI, p
:Wiadaja ego v 4 miieni,l zeznl
.jacej prof esora dziii'Wnej aczs3 d
.kolWiek. i . wiielce dla glue 81
niemych poz.y .ytec czn 81 linl
'wiistyk HI. @
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30
q NV Q OLSKICH
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CHICA CD i Piotr Sta.
chon by}y fezess grup.y y 20
y. N. ?. a hczyl zycie.
Smiere spoWa dow'a'lo zacza-
dzenie sic gazem swietla-
nym.
Wiado do1n oad o salnob b6jstwiie
Piotra S. Sta honia wyWarfa
ma Polakaeh die elnicy pol
nocno zael d,,lejj bardzo
przygneb iajaa 3 zenia.
Zmarly zl,an.y byl W szero--
kich koiac dla. swych
przymi 6W,asp ojjnle7go cha
rakteru doborci serca ce:
:niony j II ubia1lEy By} on przetzz
pare latzprezssem grupy 20
q. N. r j ME usuwa} q
sic Cd oboWiazk1t,W obywatel-
skich. ..-..:..:..s....
Do rozpaaksliweg kroku,
popchnely Cd og6!nie fami..
lime orolzlllmie 4 q MIA.
Franc iis7ak ]3,e7'', I3owihski,
LEGACY lat narazen en-
Wlasneggo la lWl'!HratoMal z
ognia trojje dziec ci Stanisla
Bogihskiego 2 pod nr. 20
Emma ulicy. Ogie6 powstal
W mieszkaniu Bogihskiego i
iona jego pierwsza zauwazy-.
la ogien poczela wo}ac o
pomoc, lecz naderemnie sta
ra1a sic dostac do sypialni,
gdzie spa1o troje ich dzieei
gdyz drzwi prawdopodob
dzieci zamkne}y ma zasuWke.
Kowi6ski pos}yszawszy VIOLA
ME Q pomoc, WpaH do p}o-
nacego mieszkaniia, wywazyl
=drzwi i dzieci wyni6sl "
bezpieczne miejsce, przy-
czem sam odniosl znaczne
ipoparzenia pa rekach
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30

logi tego ostatniego wyszlii
2 wypadku bez szwankul,
chociaz sam okret zosta1 ME-
znacznie uszkodzony. W "
tym samym dniu powr6ci1
on do Southampton, a jego
pasazerowie wysiedli. w sro-
de udadza sic oni " dalsza
podr6z do NoWego Yorku
ma parowcu ,,Teutonic" Sta
10 sic prawie cudem, ze
Gladiator nie poszedl ma dno
morskie, gdyz tax fatalnie
zosta} najjechany, ze " srod-
ku zosta1 przebity.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30
PETERSBURG, 27 kwie

PETERSBURG. 27 kwie-
tnia, stosunki ma granicy
perskiej przedstawiaja wciaz
krytycznie, pomimo, IL per-
scy rozb6jnicy, odparci 70
stall W CORY. Powstanie Per
sow zdaje sic przybierac O.
g6lne rozmiary, rozmaite
szczepy .g6rskie przy}aczaja
sic do obecnie walczacych z
rosyjskiem wojskiem, kt6re
wskutek tego znajduje sic W
coraz trudniejszem po1ozeniu.
Pulkownik Konovalosew ro-
syjski komendant wojsk mad
granicznych, kt6ry Cd d}u-
gich juz lat przebywa ma gra-
nicy j doskonale zna tantej.
sze. stosunki, utrzymuje, ze
obecne Walki ME pierwej sic
skohcza, al .Kurdowie otrzy-
maja dobre ciegi, jak to sic
stalo pred kilkunastu la.
ty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30
M I "a D E j. is.I

wool obrany bur tn
|nlian oval sex kret arzea.nlll iIIIlI|
|pana Antonie SO szczerbi
| |skiego ml,lod dszego psnsI
$4,000. Pan Szczarb 81
d [byl j sekre etarzena lose
jego poprl'z,e ednic rza U
podczas ostat
pred borczejj agit |s|
MIN cznie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30
ADREs WIARUsA: Wiarus s2g B. Sd Str, Winona, Minn.

i 4 - /. ]
potknaf sic j upadl, przyczem
|odni6si powazne obrazenia.
|Opr6cz . ran ma glowie po-
lraniony zostal ma piersiachs j
kolanie j stracil wszystkie
palce u nogi. Poranion
.umie cz9no " izbie prze''zna-
czonejj 11a sklad toWar6w
.przeznaczony do wysylkii,
gdzie pomocy lekarskiej udzie'
lil DIR. Rieger, a nastepnie
przyjjaciele odprowadzili go
do domu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30
WIEDEN, ~ kwietnia.

WIEDEN, 81 kwietnia. ~
Wegierski prezydent mini-
str6w DR.. Wekerle przyby1
wczoraj ma audyencye do ce-
sarza, co juz oznacza pocza-
tex Wiszacego W powietrzu
przesilenia ministeryalnego,
Rozchodzi sic tn mianoWi-
Gle 0 to, czy beda zwo1ane
wsp6lne delegacye ma przysz-
y miesiac ma posiedzenia,
azeby uchwalic podwyzszenie
pensyi oficerom i zo1du
prostym zolnierzom, jak So
bic tego zyczy rad austryac-
ki. Rrzad wegierski. zgodziil-
by sic ma todopiero "a Gene
peWnych ustepstw " dziedzi-
ME wojskowej a tymczasem
zachowuje sic W tel spr aWie
odmownie. Jezeli zatem
wsp6lna rada ministeryalDa,
kt6ra sic zbierze 80 bm. ma
sesye, ME rozstrzygnie tel
kwestyi lub ME znajdzie
mozliwego 2 niej wyjscia,
Ito " takim razie kryzys ga
binetowy stanie sic niieuni-
knio Me ulega najmniej-
szej Watpliwosci pierWszy-
M, kt6rzyby musieli uste-
IpoWac, byiby Wsp6lny mi
mister spraW zagranic icznych
bar. Aehrenthal j minister
/ wojjny feldm. Schonaich
Me obesz1ob by sic jednak
bez innych rowniez dymi-
syj.
= JBLIN 2 {. Xvi etnia.
/ Wczora zamordo doWali tusb ban
c9yIci y &, pewne'g 60 pole .y,anta, po-
czem wladze przy yareszto iowa.
lIy okolo 300 10 obotnik koW W
3Iluteiszychs fabrykac 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30

LORAIN @. w wieziieniu
Sled dczyn oczek ek:uja Wyrokup
I Leon BY bowski Michal Pit
#nicki, A.ntoni Gait tha i staniii-
shaw Dombr oWsskE $ 9 s. oska:- i
rz eni lsrad dziez laden :
mich ME J mai sic do
why 'choc policja ma dowo!-
|fl.y 20 dopl1s szealai siie kra-
dziiezi II i a. \ vie lllsa skale l'|i'9 Nie
male eziono przy 81 & ch zadnEsyc,b i YET,
|skradz dzienych rlzecz.y /. lad|zse dl|zs'e
polio Ii yuj11e 11e "a z'daInla ze 90 y
oslaWii one ezw6 \ 6rki are'aszto- q
3wanyeh nale|zy ) 4 iecej odzlejj
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30
BUCZACZ, Galicya

BUCZACZ, Gallcya -
|kwietnia. w okolicy Bucza-
cza 1--WE wschodniej Galicyi)
wybuchly ostatnio wsr6d
ch1op6w ruskich rozruchIy
wobec kt6rych w}adze miiej-'
scowe zupe1nie ,byly bezrad-
ne. Telegraficznie powolano
40 zandarm6w az 2 Bia1ylN
lezacej ma. krancu zachodniej
|Galicyi. Niepokoje to ME sa
Wywo diane sWiezemi przy yczy
nami, lecz wynikfy jako6 ma
stepstwo panujacego juz dlu-
lei :wsr6d Rusin6W fermen-
|tu tory, jeszeze vie cel pod
nieca bezwzgledna agitacya
szowinistyczna. Zachodzi ma
wet Ottawa pred krwawemi
|konfliktami, jezeli kompe-
tentna w}adza ME ma czas
wystapi interwencya. Zaan- !.
gazowana zandarnerya be-.
die przez czas niejaki sta
rala sic Q przywr6cenie spo-
kOiu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30

GLEVELAND, @. 40 letnia
Katarzyna Sicka e? stawala
W tych dniach przzzd= sedz1,iia
Hadd kt6ry5 ma orzec czy
jest cierpiaca na umysle. Ma
przeslu chach. Kl.'.'aEtar,z!yna ia J ne wo,
bee .doktor6W Oswald czyla, ze
bedac jeszcze mloda dzieWczy
ma sluzy1a u rosyjs go of
cera, kst6ry "a przestepstW
polity yczne wraz. zsrol olzillaaE 20 70,
stall zesl slaay q q
ona in toWarz!ys'z !! 81 Ia s !ycie 81
wieziie ienne, Gle erIiel mia te-
sknota "a kraj en- ll Rlply lply ynely
ma jej un1yy il 81 Il
DlJN 4, l.lE|sl' !. Il''[: Pr6bu-
jac slSoczl!yt I! aa 5edacjy " ru=
|chu pociag toWaIoW!y,, ].
Frank q d . Pine III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30
MANITOWOC. W 81

MANITOWOC. w opu-
.szczonyn domu ma farmie pa
ma Koralewskieg znaleziono
.zwloki jakiegos starca, moga-
.cego mice lat7O. w ub.aniu
znaleziio $lOi billet kolejo-
wy do Milwaukee. Starca to-
90 widziano " olicy Cd 2ch
dni. Ml[6,wil, ze nazywa sic
Jarst teadt j ze kuje ja-
kiejs PAM Lind olm. PrzJy- y
czyna sni erci: bylo niewat-
pliWie zmarzniec eciie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30
NEW JERSEY. Straszne.

NEW JERSE strasszne-
mu wypadk kowiii..s uleg1a "
przesz1ym tygodn PAM Eli
bieta Kami1ska 2 pm, 1856
przy ulicy si6dmej. Chcac
bowiem stlumic ogie6, jaki
'powstal " jej mies eszkaniu, po-
parzyla sic bardzo' bo1esnie.
Ogien, kt6ry ME Wyrzadzil
wielkiej szkody ugasila W
kr6tce straz pozzarna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30

/, pusty. Do Nowego Yorklut 'll:lt
przywiozla Wiiele sNSosztowno- Is
Sci j got6Wk:i.. MAJ jej Pelter
umarl pred czterema laty
[Co bardziej czzyni morder-
|stwo tajemniczem, TO fakt,
re pred szesciiu miesiacami
w taxi sam spos6b 6b.z ostala "a
M ordoWana szwagrnWa, Pei
teroWej Anna Kartowska.
WILKES BARRE, Pa. Ma
w1asciiciela salonu Korow-.
skiego " Miners Mil: Mills na-
padli jjacys rabusie, podczas
|gdy on Wraca1 do domu. No-
|czyhcy ME zadovolili sic
skradzionymi picnic edzmy,
Ilecz " dodatku Korowskie
SLIME pobili. Napadniety stra
ell przytomnosc, ME mogac
wo1ac 0 pomoc. Szc1es''iwem.
trafem jeden z mieszkanc6w
'zauwazy1 fezacego Korow-.
|skiego, z SLIME .pot}uczona
.glowa. Zawezwal vice poll
eye, kt6ra W tel chWili
Wszcze}a energiczne poszuki-
wanna "a zfoczyhcam Ko-
Ir.,owskiego zs6 odwie ono do. d Q.
!donau. sJak dotai. poszukiWa.
mia oikazaI k,ltaezne.
G6rnik, r1azwiskiem s..
.Marconic lat 70, zostal sill
ME pot}uczony, podczas pra-,
.cy W kopalni. Zawezwany
lekarz udzieli1 nieszczesliwe-
mu pomocy ma miejscu, po-
czem W stanie bardzo groz-
.nym, odwieziono go do szpi-
tala mieiscowego.
5-letnia Amelia c6recz--s
ka pa6stwa Stefa6skich q
Plymouth pad1a ofiara smier
ci, przez elenie, malo-
letni brat lei ME wiedzac,
ze broh jest nabita, zmie-
rzyl lufa v gl6wke dzieW-.
czynki, p,ociagna} "a kurek,
.poczem nastapil strzal.
Nieszczesliwe dziecko pa
do trupem na miejscu: kula
przebila gl6wke ma wylot.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30

fEAAJ JSSoASeAAS 49, r. fs>1 = - .
ldo domu.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.
l.Straszne nieszczescie nawie-
|dzilo r. Lesinskich pm. SO
Fermont ul. Ogien jaki sic
lwszcza} " piekarni Lesinskia-
Igo W cawartek rano, nietylko
[ze zupe1nie zrujnoWal bud.y-
mex, ale " dodatku poch1 1ona1
Iofiare W postaci piecio-let-
niego synka Lesinskich, Je-
rzego.
Ogie1 zauwazyl jeden 2
rozwoziic iiciei rano Q godzinie
4:30 i natychmiast zbudzi1
lspiaca u CORY familie. Pan
Lesinski mial ljeszc;zo nadziie-
lie, il ugasi ogied j zbieggl "a. 9.
Idol .lacz vii 1 g 81 otWllps. ll.l. S
rzyl drzwisdo piekarni oezom5
lego przedstawil sic okropny
swidok. Gala pracownia byla
jedna masa p}omieni. Me
m6g1 on juz wr6eic do mie-
szkania u CORY poniewaz
schody by}y przepalone i
|wybieglz budynku boczne-
mi drzwiami, opalajac sic
bolesnie ma twarzy, rekach !
fgloWie.
Rodzina. Lesinskiego ura-
ftowala sic wyskakujac okna-
mi, gdyz schod6w innych
procz tych kt6re sic palily
ME by1o, j tylko ma}y jerry
zostal W pospiechu zapom-
many. Chlopca zbudzono
lecz ten zamiast do okna
wszedl do innej sypialni j
rzuciwszy sic ma }6zko zosta1
uduszony dymem. Cialo 70
stalo okropnie popalone na.
calej Level stronie Cd stop do
gloWy.
| NEW YORK. - W! dgiel-
nicy zwanej 'Tenderlion' &
|spelniono tajemnicze morder-
stWo. ma Police j jej koc han,
ku. Kiedy Wezwana ME
Wiado ONO przez kogo po-..
licya, przybyla ma miejsce.
wypadku, do prywatnego mie
szkaniia kowala Bergera zna-s
laz}a tam bez zycia So -letniae.
Katie Pelter i 40 letniego Ti.
to della Badia. Okolo, sz!y1i.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-09-09
FINE PLAYS FOR FAIR WEEK
Turner Theatre Offers Ralph Riggs
in Splendid Bunch Of Musical
Farce Comedies.
Offenbach'S "Grand Duchess the
Offering for Sunday,
Sept. Goth.

During the last four nights of this
week the Turner Theatre will offer as
it's special fair attraction the eccentric
comedian, Ralph Riggs, and a fine
company of farceurs in a repertoire of
farcial comedies with music, including
"It's All on the Quiet" ga College
Boy'' and 1.-THE Bachelor and the
Maid" In "It's All on the Quiet, -
which is to be the opening bill, Mr..
Riggs has found an exceptional Vehi-
Gle for the display of his versatile la
Tents and from all newspaper accounts
he makes the best of it. AS "Boots,
the wild-eyed, crazy cockney English
bell boy he is overwhelmingly funny, and
his topical songs and eccentric dances
are the cleverest he has ever offered
| the public since the time he made his
great hit as "Tweedle Punch in
."Florodora" All of the scenery and
properties necessary for the produc-
ton of Tits All on the QUIET are
carried by the company.
Of "a College Boy" which Mr..
Riggs and his company will present
during his engagement here a Sioux
City paper says: "The excellent,come-
dy, "A College Boy, was greeted by
an audience which packed every cor.
ner of the opera house to its fullest ca.
pacity. That the play was fanny is
putting it mildly. It is safe to say
that the audience has not had such a
good, long, continuous laugh for many
a day. Ralph Riggs as the college
boy acted his part to perfection ano
compelled. the members of the vast au
dience, by his initiative genius, to hol6
! their sides for fear of bursting witt
i laughter. His support is unusual,
strong. It is a good clean perform
ance which will help anyone to forge
the cares of life for few hours and g
| forth to their duties the next day in al
optimistic mood
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-09-09
NEW CANON FOR BURG's BATTERY
Assurance Given That Additional
Equipment Will be Shipped to
Net UIm This Week.

While inst. Paul last week F. W.
Johnson revived positive assurance
from Govertr Johnson and Adjutant
General WFod that the two guns,
formerly benging to Battery A OF
St. Paul, W Id be shipped to New
Ulm this wee, along with other equip
ment,' for the, Sc Of Burg's Battery.
The city couns has generously agreed
to pay the cosa,f transportation.
The Brown unty Fair will be held
September 1o,hsI and II. Every citi-
zen of New Ulil ives it to himself and
the community-o make the affair a
success. AI
At the old sett-s' picnic to be held
at Turner Hall i srk on Sept. 10th
addresses will be'lade by Gen. Bob
Letter and Capt. ibert Steinhauser.
The former will spak in English and
the latter in Germa.
The Autos defe'ed the Daniel
Websters at the fairgrounds Sunday
with score of 5 to, They also won
a victory from the Hle Ribbons, the
score being 3 to 2.
At Mrs. F. H. Behse's whist party
Wednesday, evening lad prizes were
won by Mrs. Theo. Cone and Mrs.
Siegel. Second prizeswent to Mrs.
A.. J. Eckstein and Miss Dorothy
Hauenstein and the boby awards to
Miss Hertha Weschckeand Mrs. 0.
NJ. Olsen.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-09-09
.CITY'S TRIBUTE TO LABOR
Day Set Apart by Law as a Holt
day for Workmen is Duly
Observed.
County Attorney Erickson Deliy-
ers Interesting and Thought
full Address.
Editor Buehrer Talks to the Ger
mans and Dwells on ''Der
Deutsche Tag

Labor Day, the legally recognized
holiday of the toilers in the workshops
of the nation, and German Day, the
observance of which is becoming more
and more popular with the descendants
Of the Fatherland in this country as
the years roll on, were fttingly re-
membered in this city Monday after
noon.s
Shortly after dinnerthe Second Regi-
ment band paradei the streets and at
two clock a large crowd gathered at
Turner Hall to listen to a program Of
speeches and song. The Maennerchor
furnished the latter anG with every
appearance was greeted with stirring
applause.
General Bobleter, acting as mayor,
introduced DR.. L. A. F'ritsche as
president of the day and he in turn
introduced as the German orator of
the afternoon Editor John A. Buehrer
of ST. Paul Buehrer talked long and
eloquently of German traits, tradi
lions and habits and closed with a
strong appeal for united effort on the
part of all his hearers in behalf of
the maintainance of those rights Of
personal liberty for which the Father
land is famous.
The second speaker introduced by
DR.. Fritsche was the popular young
county attorney, Aug. G. Erickson of
S pringfeld. Erickson spoke splendid
ly and with a great deal of feeling. He
liza iked of the dignity and great import
ance of labor, Of it's services to man
hind, of the opportunities of improv-
ing that service and of the great debt
spciety owes to those who toll. ''The
humble and obscure toll he said,
'spf the honest plowman who home
ward plods his weary way at night
fall is the source Of all the nation, S
greatness, the foundation Of all its
vast enterprises, the support of all it's
spring, breaking into a rivulet from
the hillside, which flowing on and
minsling with the other waters Of It's
kinred at last swells into an ocean
on mose bosom the destinies of the
worh are attained. .
/ Mr. Erickson was followed briefly
by Consul Grunow and Mr.. Fl. J.
!; Niensadt of the German-Americar
4 Centrsl Alliance.
| In he evening che park was crowded
to ENJOY a concert by the Second
Regiment band.
!, At lort Hill on the shores of Lake
! Hansk a celebration was also held
the spakers being Postmaster Hay.
craft { Madelia and Hon. Silver
Serumgrd of Devils Lake, North
Dakota. The latter held a large crowd
in rapttenthusiasm by his splendid
oratory4
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-09-09
IN BATTLE With BANDITS
Former St. Peter Girl Becomes
Heroine in the Mountains
of Mexico.
Mrs. Eisenhart, nee Horace Greedy
Perry, Saves Husbands Life
in Encounter With
Bandits.

Mrs. 81. L. Eisenhart, better known
here by her maiden name of Horace
Greedy Perry, has become Mexican
heroine through her exhibition of
nerve and pluck in an encounter with
Mexican bandits. Mrs. Eisenhart is
sister of Mrs. Chas. Weschcke of
Springfield and daughter of the late
veteran editor and printer, Thomas
Perry of St. Peter.
In the wilds of Mexico, several hun
dred miles from the city of Mexico,
she and her husband we're ambushed
by highwaymen. The husband STUN
bled into the trap which had been pre-
pared, but Mrs. Eisenhart, who was
some distance in the rear, was too
quick for the bandits. She shot one
and, like true American, played a
gawe bluff with the rest, which saved
hda life and her husbands.
Mr.. Eisenhart is a wealthy mine
owner in the Sultepec region, in Mexi-
co. A few days ago he was called to
the capitol on business. With Mrs.
Eisenhart and a servant he started to
make the trip on horseback.
They had almost reached the village
A of Toluca when they were attacked by
( the brigands. A short distance from
4 the town Mrs. Eisenhart noticed nine
Mexicans congregated by the road
side. Their appearance and actions
aroused her suspicious, and she
watched them closely, dropping a little
behind her husband as they ap-
pr ched.
( "a Mexicans separated as the Els
enharts neared them, thus compelling
them to ride between two files. AS
Mr.. Eisenhart reached them one of the
& bandits suddenly drew a machete and
fdarted toward him.
& Mrs. Eisehhart drew her revolver
and shot the desperate in the arm.
The man fell to the ground and Mrs.
I74ssenfrt followed up her advantage.
Armeonly with small revolver,
she bfed the remaining eight Next
cans, no carried machetes and car
Dimes, nd they finally turned and fed
Ieavirtheir wounded comrade.
+ Thedventure has been hailed in
MexicEas the act Of a heroine, anC
the African girl is everywhere the
reclpi6 of compliments on her rare
nerve d GOODNESS.
Mrs Eisenhart first met her hus
band iMexico three years ago, wher
she wasent by the Kansas City Sta]
to maAthe dangerous journey from
Mexicoity to the Sultepec mines, sht
being + first white woman to pene
trate th! region.
At thenines she met Eisenhart an(
his Animation for the young woman's
nerve qGkly ripened into love.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-09-09

At last our amusement lovers are to
have the opportunity of witnessing
again a genuine comic opera, "The
Grand Duchess" having been selec-
ted from the repertoire of the famous
National Opera Company by Manager
Johnson for. presentation here on
September Goth.
This famous old opera by Jacques
Ofenbach has not been seen here for
decade at least, but the memory of it's
tuneful music and witty dialogue is
fresh in the minds of the older gener-
alton of play goers, while the younger
set will be happy to avail themselves
of the opportunity Of witnessing care
full and pretentious production of this
grand old work. There is probably
no opera in the long list of musical
successes that has enjoyed more pop
ularity or has been the vehicle for ex-.
plotting the abilities of more world
famed artists than has s'The Grand
Duchess" Such names as Emily Sol
dene, Alice Oates, Nine. Gastinger in the
earlier presentations and Lillian Rus
sell, Camille D'Arville and Zellie De
Lussan in the later productions form
only few of the notable singers who
have delighted the public in times
| past in this beautiful composition.
| The National Opera Company is the
only company today that is regularly
Offering this celebrated work and with
complete scenic production, correct
cOstuming and with a sterling cast OF
capable singers and attractive chorus.
| Several new features are introduced,
among them being burlesque base
ball scene, which has proven to be one
of the big hits of the perform ance-
The Interpolation of musical numbers
from the latest New York successes.
including the famous "Merry Widow
waltz, is also among the novelties
promised.
Terry's Uncle Toms Cabin Com
pany will give production of The
famous old Harriet Beecker Stowe
play under canvas in this city or
September 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Grausam of thi:
lefty are the happy parents of sol
born last Saturday.
The milliners of the city have deci
ded to hold their regular fall opening
on Thursday, the 10th.
Walter Jacobsen, a policeman Q,
the capitol grounds in Washington
is enjoying a months vacation at hi
old home in Sleepy Eye.
Hans Won Grunow, the German
Consul for the Northwest, was tn
guest of DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Fritsch
while in the city Monday He wa
accompanied by his wife.
/ The August Schultz farm nea
Golden Gate has been rented to Alder
Hummel. August Meyer, who has hat
charge of the place for five years, viii
take up his residence in Sleepy Eye
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-09-09
JOHN HENLE IS MADE TRUSTEE
Surprise Sprung in the Bankruptc,
Proceedings Of the Schmucker
Brewing Co.

A meeting of the creditors of the
Joseph Schumacher Brewing Co. of
this city was held at the Office of
Referee Flittie of the federal bank
ruptcy court in Mankato Friday after
noon. All parties concerned finally
agreed on John Henle as trustee and
Referee Flittie appointed him, placing
his bond at $4,000.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-09-09

Alvin Cordes completed a plaster
ing job i'd George Anton in Marshall
last week
Julius anweiler has sold his farm
IN Prairiville to August Uttey of
Sleepy Ee with the intention of re-
moving tdSpokane.
Mayor Bobleter has issued orders
to the etect that commencing next
Sunday tie curfew whistle will be
sounded a 500 p. m. instead of at
300 Andlth bogie man will catch
you, if yOudOn't watch out.