New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-08-11

who resigned.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Glassmann, Klossner, on Satur-
day.
Joseph Bliesenbach, the Mankato
photographer, was in the city Monday
on business.
Miss Hertha Baltrusch returned on
Sunday from two weeks visit with
friends and relatives &C Mankato and
Minneapolis.
The directors of the Brown County
Bank on Monday afternoon held a
special meeting and rendered the
cashiership to Emil G. Hage of
Hanska. The Review is not in
position to state whether the gentle
man will accept.
On Thursday afternoon and evening
number of friends and relatives
gathered at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Setter to celebrate the 10th birth
day of Master Kasson Setter, All
enjoyed the hospitality Of the hostess
and report very pleasant time.
Benjamin Sidney Mills, one of the
Oldest conductors on the Northwestern
road, favorably and we'll known to
the public, died last week in Winona.
He was retired in the fall of 1907 by
the railroad company on part pay
having had a stroke of paralysis from
which he never rallied. He had been
in the employ of the Northwestern
road for over 43 years. A wife, two
daughters and two sons survive him.
p. b. Juni, quarter master at Camp
Lake View, was in the city for few
days last week returning to his duties
at the camp on Monday. While here
he stated that Adolph r. Schmidt of
Springfield and he himself, both of
Co. Ca, Alb. Mohn of Kenyon and
Oscar Lang of Faribault have quail
field for the National rifle team which
meets on the 18th of August at Camp
Perry, Ohio. There are 60 teams com
peting in the national rifle shoot.
Each state being entitled to one team
also each branch of the regular SER
vice and the possessions. Mr.. Juni
broke the 1000 yds. record by making
every one of the possible bulls-eye
shots, the previous best score having
been AZ.
J. L. Kohl, the congenial travelling
man of Minneapolis is not only a
great admirer but also a follower of
DR.. J. II. Tilden of Denver, Colora ado.
For the benefit of those who should
have no knowledge of DR.. Tilden
whatever be it remembered that he is
an ardent lover of nature and not only
breaches but practices a close adher-
ence to natural mode of living.
Amongst the many principles which
he holds the following one deserves
special mention: Any man that can
not go out in the field and find sub
stantial meal and eat it uncooked has
either perverted taste or a spoiled
stomach. Now, Mr.. Kohl not only
believes in Tilden but has so far adj
vanced along these lines that he can
make square meal on what is called
combination salad, mixture of all
kinds of vegetables uncooked. Ac-
cordingly on Monday evening Mr..
Kohl invited number of friends to
Turner hall: covers were laid for
about ten and all INDUCED in the de-
licious dish called combination salad,
most OF them for the novelty OF the
thing others with but one purpose in
view: to find out whether or not this
mode of living would cure certain alb
normal conditions e. g. snoring.
And the reporter suspects one gentle
man in particular, who is known to be
an all around manly man, is respect
ed by all and loved by his wife. but
has the bad habit of disturbing Others
in their sleep. He asked for a second
dish. We were unable to learn
whether it had the desired effect.
However, Joking aside, We believe
that the use of vegetables in their raw
state is healthy and sanitary in every
respect and all participants of the
combination salad are indebted to
Mr.. Kohl for having been shown the
practical side Of theory which is
followed by many.