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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-19
LARGEST in WORLD.
Ambulance for Disabled Horses Now
Being Used in New York.

New York, Feb. 19.-The largest
ambulance in the world for the trans
portation of disabled horses has just
been put into operation here by the
to Animals. 1t is a moter vehicle and
cabable of transporting several horses
at one time. The society has now five
ambulances for horses in use here.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-19
UNDER WATER RECORD.
Bert swan Stays ON Bottom of Tank
Over Three rIiuuteS.

St. Joseph. Mo-. Feb. 19.-After
seven unsuccessful attempts, Bert
Swan a water marvel, broke the
worlds record for remaining under
water last night by lying at the bot
tom of large tank of water for 3
minutes and seconds. The previous
record was minutes and SO seconds,
held by A. Enid made in a Philadel-
phia swimming pool
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-19

ernor Stubs. The Register is taking
politics pretty seriously thus early in
the campaign. The Register, by the
way, while a Democratic paper, is the
official paper of Johnson county and is
a good looking, prosperous appearing
sheet, up to any Of its Republican con-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-19
Weather Is Pleasant.

The weather is improving, and the
average temperature today is the most
reasonable since the cold SNAP began,
but there is still room for improvement.
The forecast IS for partly cloudy wealth
er and no material change in tempera-
lures. This afternoon the wind blows
IL miles an hour from the southeast,
and the hourly temperatures are:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-19
Weather Indications.

Chicago. Feb. 19.-Forecast for Kan
sas: Partly cloudy tonight and Sum
day: warmer tonight, colder in west
portion Sunday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-19

The Olathe Register. Democratic
devotes most of the first page of its
last issue to a defense of Senator
Hodges from the attacks of Bill Hack
ney and Bale Waggener. reactionary
Democrats Then the esteemed Regis
ter reserves its editorial page in seven
solid columns for an attack on Gov
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-06
gineinnati 5. Wai.
80 =, e a - - 4

Teue y pptpeien.
geOrse 6. Storp an aubsrinu5errp
3. Ii. 6. 60, $500.
Jrant I. Bed an Clifton Seisbts
Z. u. y. Co., $500.
eSoiepbins 9brem on Ct. Bernard
6. u. .. u. Co., $500.
eoDurb u. 9sper Gil meft Vortpppo
y. II. 8. Co., $500.
Gbparb s. SepI an gaetp 9.teran 3.
u. Co., $500.
gbparb Slut on Rational g. u.
Co., $1,000.
Robert 8, Weit on DintOn place 9.
II. &. Co., $4,000.
U. s. Cunningham, IT,, al Sprins
9rope aps. 6. u. 9. Co., $45OO.
Sp. Whn. g)os9sr on Clifton 9eisbts
g. II. .. Co.. $500.
Sobn u. pfeiffsr an Union e. 3.
II. z. Co.. $4,000.
Gam GottIisb on 2oiantipilIe 9. II,
8, Co., $4,000.
Gsors. POOL on 6. 80. De aruDnb,
S75.
Sarrp 5. GorIesber an Soutberr
Sbio CAB. 8ant Co., $1,000.
GbaE. SO. gunnsu on gofins.r &
Spptins, $17O0.
0erIelbe an guiinsB Msns 3. u. II
6. Co., $1,000.
Roia 6. 5srbert an 4ntonio Som.
8. II. 9. Co., $1,000
SstiIgte Sppotbeteu.
Wlarp Riders an gatberin. Riders
$500.
Somss Sd Samdon on Souibfb'
6. II. Q. Co., $500.
Rora g. Brotpn on Central Juirt
mount 3. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Rcbsrt 8. DsT. IT,. an grisbtor
German 9ant Co.. $45O0.
anno aai.msisr an Canton R-goO
per, $3.50.
5.nrp q. S4Iust,r an dragon 3. u
8. 60. No. 2, $500.
JraHt 6. Surrsu on srant gptpIes
| Sll5O.
Wa. ). DoIfsr an Qnberipu 5errl
y. u. 6. Co., $1,000.
.. godftresel on Marp O. maId
$500
Sas. 8. Wegpp or Rip.riibe g. U
u. 6. Co., $3.50.
aotb. Rpan on Qtlas 6. II. 3. go.
$3.50.
B. 6. Sarms on 2enor 9. u. 6
Co.. $500.
Barbara aruie an aotper Warte
6. II. y .4. Co., $500.
Seize 3. Wartin on Cottage .. u
6. Co., $3.50.
Gotta SoeItse on Seize 3. Wart!1
1885.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-06

5be Cincinnati Ernction 60. an bic
Staot Cincinnati, elm Stiid 2anb an
gde 5alfe unb Rohslle Strabe. ST..
Gotta 5oeltee an Wm. Weib, so Sub
an Glofe Court, $2750.
Union Sapines Realtp 60. an Geo.
ppoI, 3 2ots in Sbio 2ano II. Smpr.
60. llnterabtbsilune, ST etc.
Geo. Ypol on 6. 80. De Mrmono,
Got $50 in bto., 81 etc.
Stephen 5einert an Bernard Sube=
ppbI, / Got an gilbert Str, 81 etc.
Derielbe on Sobn 8rinter, l 2oi
an bto., 81 etc.
8reatsr Cincinnati Reoltp 60. on
2prenu 6. 8alp, 45 SUB an Delta
Ipe., 81 etc.
GIi3abetb MeGpralb OH Sobn 6.
Diefenboh, Got Ala in gebar 0rops
8. Ii. 3. u. llnterabtbeilung, ST etc.
Sennie Glart an .5enrp W. gedger,
40 SUB an Willtams Ipe.. 81 etc.
9ofinger &c 5optins an gbas. 80.
gunnelI, 35 Sub an Sbillito Ctr,
81 etc.
Barbara Sdmibt on Sp. Moliert.
25 SUB an 3eltn.r Str, 81 etc.
W. y. Cooper an 2ouife W. Sedle.
l Got On Wloonen 4pe., 81 etc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-06
Sie SoSten.
8pn Ger 5allitro o m.

gs bat .pobl ben 4ni6ein, als uriibs
ten ale Spbten eindnoer sleia iein,
aber es lift ni6t 70. Sic bokn ibr.
DerI6iebenen 9efpobnkiten unb gsatu-
rem unb es befsbt Elm GROCER nnters
ihieb 59pifdxn ben uHiern unb bn.n
Stuliens.
9ei uns betomut Der 9eritorbxne
ein. rGtHelpolIs. talts 9robe; mas er
au1 seipeien isin mag, pos g<beims
nibpoae bot bic Sanb auf feline Stira
selest. Oa liest er 10 setpaltis untsr
ben tieinsn 9eremonien. ben flein.u
Worten. liegt unb ihlummert uno
ipartet, in bas Grin bes 0raies aufs
geIDit 3u tperben, In bic Cuff. bic iiber
ben Siigel pogt. In bic 1lneublihieit
bes ans. Or iit idon BARN, in Dem
5auh. Der bas 2itt an feinan 9ooz
tsnbett umpebie, unb mir ndben ibHl
in S1eu unb perfiehen nidts. lmb bic
9ebanten b6rtn auf.
CUR Ginlamtsit iteist unier Weisn
an. Wsnn mir es ernit foiIen, 10 iies
ben mir ein jeoer fur iih ba, NIT elmer
lInenblihfeit binier uns. elmer unenoa
lihteit Dor uns unb einem talt.n
Winbe um uns, Der uns ontreibt. uns
gerGoe emporsuireden unb ben Wan.
tel In jtarren 5altsn sufommenauaiss
ben. Sn unleren Woltsiusen miro Der
sobis 5u einem unbetmliden. mpitis
ihen Meien, bas Diel Dermng unb Diel
ipeiB. aber tpenig Giebe fir bic ifbria
bat. bic nod lkben- Nuf ben RirG90s
fen Iieaen lie, 6ii8el on 6iisel, 70
fhdrf getrennt, 10 nieberbriidenD oii'
iter, NIT NIgmentrGn0en. bx Der trn5l
boIs rnssbt. Mher asat3ts betomm<u 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-06
Drittes e q itel.

Die gelpaltiqs GrI6iitteruno, tpel6er
mathiloe ausgeIebt pproen, lteB tie Die
erfte 3eit unuoglih ibre alte unbez
fangenbett rpieoer erlangen uno hdtte,
ielbit dls i6r bas 9eihebene Dann in
tr0itliferem 2i6te erI4ien, oennoh
bauernbe RohiDirtungen, oenen iie iih
niht au entsieben, bic lie ipeoer 5u err
tIdren, nod on fih ielbit INNER pdhrs
3une6men Dermodte. Wtein 8ott, Die
meiften Meni6en bilben fih iteif uno
feit Elm, Iis blieben Die Qlten, fpsnn iie
aud nod 10 fsbr bon Der Sanb Der 3eit
unb bes 8ei6ides umgeformt tperoen.
- Rdtioem bic eriten Wohen Der
Srennung inbeb ooriiber tpdren, 5umal
als Der erite beimlide 8rief aus g..
tam unb burd Beaten in Wutbiloens
SGnbe qeipislt tpdrb. mid lansIast
bes mGb9sns griibiinn, unb i5re
Wdnssn r0tbeter iih neu Dom Dieo'r>
ffeine frpbsr 5offnung. Grnog tie
nunmebr Die Gage i6rer 5ersensangeies
qenbeit, 10 fanb fie, bab bieielbe teine5-
ipegs qar 70 i6leht ftebe, als lie dn>
fGnglih genletnt. Mohl Ddr fir Elm
mdbten, bds gum eriten Wale liebt,
cine mebridhrige 5reunung bart senug,
dber bate ihr gbmunb nidt feierlih
fein 0srlobnib segsben, NOR lie niht
feines eblsn, treuen 6sr5ens iider2
8a er ibr iiberbem nsriproden, in Iets
men griefen nihts gu perihtpeigen,
mas feir 2eben onbetraf, iie 3ur Rutbs
eeberin urb Hihterin aler feinsr Qns
gelegeHbeiten 5u MAIDEN, mas pollte fie
yaoHa NGter 5uitus Aatte ilr gar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-06
Ornuo.iseutbxms lleb.rtraaHns.n
Cincinnati, 5. Mlai.


aat. 6. g. Aoberts an Jefie R.
goans. Got lib in &. unb 6. Reaoe's
unterabtbsiIune, 81.
Waggie g2. 8ininsburft an Wortu
3. Craig, Got 19 in Sobn Saber's uns
terabtbsilung in ghpiot, 81.
CHARTS Doootparb II. u. on gbitb
D. Bald, 63 Bel SO syub on Der Roros
oitet. Der Court unb Race Str, ST..
Sulia 9. aens II. u. an Innie 8.
McStrcns, 352 SUB an asps grss.
cent, ST.
3b. Gintinnoti 3DolosicaIGo. an bic
Stabt Cincinnati. Elm Streifsa 2nno
an 8urp Npenue.
5be unitp 8optiit gbur9 on bic
Stabt Cincinnati, Got 137 in glari
WilIiam's unterabtbeiluns on Sit 6,
Strabs, 81.
RapbusI R. pebrstti on bi. Stabi
Cincinnati, so Bel 400 Jub an Der
Weftfsits bon ct. CHARLES place, ST..
gburlss StdlIer an bic Stabt Gin
einnati. 13 SUB an Der D.itieits Der
aboie aueb., 122 Jub fiblih bon
Wsitpoob 4p.., 81.
Catherine Nenden1tein an bic Stab!
Cincinnati, so SUB fir StruBensped.,
betannt als 5emple ape., 81.
9be Cincinnati See 60. an biz
Stabt Cincinnati, Elm Streifen aanb
Gds Der Rodbole unb Ialt. Ctr, 81
2ouis Braun an bic Gtabt gineins
natl, Grlaubnib fiir einen 4bausstas
nal in Glsnmore Qlpe., $1,000.
2ouiia 5ubentbal II. VI. on bieStaoi
Cincinnati, 81 Bel 100 SUB an be,
Worbpitegdt Der 8. Ctr. unb Glenipar
4pe., $4,000.
Sobn $. pable an Die gtabt Gin.
einnati. einen Gtreifen Qonb BON lie
SUB fir absugsfaual5pede in Weit'
tpoob, $500.
Clemens alug an bic Staot Ginein.
natl, ein.n Gtrtiien 2anb BON 8 Juf
enilans Daniels Gtrabs, fiir Mb5uss
tanalsnede, $135.
Groee 6. Chopper on bic Stobt Gin.
einnati. 80 Gub an Der Giibofffeite be,
Gprins GsDps Qnex 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-06
0rDbircu

gebt ii6er Stubiren. @enn Gu9
aopfz unb RiidenIdmer3sn, 8eritopfs
ung unb anbere Mugenbei6tpsrben,
ShtpinbeI, Ser3tlopfen unb Mattia@
teit plagen, tpenn S6pdde, 9slbiu6t
ooer auh tpdFsrige9Nso
gen ii6 i6on eingeitelt, 10 griibeIt
ni6t lnnge, nod luiiet ben 2sbensz
mutb finten. 9robirt es nit ben
riibmli1it bstannten ct. Bernard
&rGutsrpilIen unb Sbr psrbst. tpis 10
pisIs 5auisnbe Dor Guh, ipieosr ges
funb tperben unb DpQ 0antbarteit Der
gslebrtsn MDn6e bon Ct. Bernhard
aebenfen, ipelfe bieie pillen als ibr
tDTtIi6es Grbe binterlieBen. Ollie Qpos
tbeten. % Gents. u. W.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-06
Quh etne Repplutipnsz

~ - VI ~ ~ y - = y ~ = =
be 63eit. Der ipaniids 8iolinpirs
tuois Span Manen, Der aomponiit
Der Sper r4cte", bat iih btsfer Sage
nud 5ubund begeben, um bort nit Der
go6ter zines Der rsidften 5abatpflans
ger, ). RobrisueS, in ben Stanb Der
gbe gu treten. Die 8orgsfhidte ois>
fer Setratb entbebrt nitt elmer getprfs
fen Romantit. SRI. Robrisue3, 10 nil
len bic r2sip3iger Reueiten Ra6ri4@
ten" gu er3Gblen, mar bon ibren Gltetn
sur Grsiebung in Elm aloiter BEL 8drs
celona ssIditt porben, in bsFen Ndbs
ii6 bic @illd Munens befinbet, bic sr
i'm CONNER 81 betpobnsn pflegt. 4l5
i'm Dersdnsenen Sabre Die Repolution
in Barcelona ausbra6 unb II. a. aud
bas alofter, in Dem iid pie Dame be-
fano, bon pObelbaufen geitiirmt tpurbe,
befrsite Wunen nit 5ilfe anbersr 8urs
ger Die fpeibliden SniaHen Der Grsis>
bunssdnitalt aus ben 0Gnben Der QuF>
riibrer. Jrl. R0brigue3 lernts ibten
8sfreier fennen unb lieben unb 10 Eat
ois Renolutipn bier einsn 8unb fiirs
Geben, aber auh bem aomponiiten eli
nen bibi6en Spernitoff seliefert, BEN
er rohl am sbeiien a1 nerionsn battle.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-06
Die aIte Dame fdritt poraus burn

Die aIte Dame fhritt porans burh
bas pprtal unb geIeitete ibren Rsffsn
burh einen Iangen, geipolbten Sang
na6 einem grpben, aber niebrisen
3immer, elmer 2lrt bon Salle, beren
5eniter sesen bic 2pire gu lagen unb
BON mo aus man cine berrlihe 5erniiht
iiber ben 0Iub uno Die iippige Gbene
genoB, fpeIhe ct burhitrOmte.
0ds 8ema6 mar lpobnlih, ober olts
mopif4 einaeri6tet. 0erbIihene 60
belins bebedten Die Wdnbe, maffipe
Slide lnb MDbel ous Gihenbols ftdn=
ben in ben Rii6en Der biden Wauern
unb ben 9riiitun9en Der 5eniter. In
eines Der lebtersn mar Elm Irmitubl
nit barten ppIitern geriidt, tpeld1er
pobl Der Shlobfrau dls RubeIib oienz
te. Sn Der Mitte Der SalIe itonb cine
lanse 9afel nit elmer 4nsdbl bolserner
Stiible; augenTheinlih mar es Der Gbs
tifh, an tpeIbem in friiberen Soften bic
Serren bon gbateaus6erault iih nit
ibren 9diten gum froben Mdble nieoers
gsIaFen botten. Sn elmer gde ma6te
iih Elm mdhtiqer Samin brett, in tpels
dem aber pegen Der Sabresseit tein
Ieuer bronnte, obgIei6 innerholb bic
i.r Wuuern, i'm 8ergIeid nit Der
brauben berrihenosn oibs cine beinube
smpfinblihe aIbIe gu peripiiren mar.
Wsnn bas Gsm1h aud feline 10
in bi. ausen faQerDen Spuren Der
9ertpabrIofuns 3eigte tpie oas dubers
Muu.ripert, 70 Iagerte iiber ihm bod
ienes unbefinirbars gtpds, oos alien
Wobnrdumen onbdftst, tpe!che felt elmer
largen Reibe bon Sdhren niht mehr
beniist fpurben, uno oas an ben 9es
rub BON Wiober uno 8ertpeIuug erins
merit.
Die 9rdFin bon Gbatsaus5erauIt
riidts ben a.bnItubI aus Der Jsniters
nifhe gu einem tIsinsn 5iits.
rRimm pIos, 0aitpn!" iaets tie
frsunDlih. .gor alien iperoe ih be.
ba6t iein, bob 0u einsn troftis.n
Smbib srbdItit, rpie sr fhuen gu bic
fer Sagesseit be'orgt iperbeu Tam. Oh
bait i6on friib ON Worgsn einsn ldns
gen MarI1 suridgeIsgt uno bebarfft
Der Grquiduno. GntiduIbiee mid eli
nsn augenbIit, nsnn ih nil fsIbit
9orbersitunsen tr,ffsn, bamit 8u
ihleunisit beeitnt lpirit."
Der iunes Wonn fiibIte in Der Sbat
bas geoiirFniB mad Spsii. unb 5rant.
aber er litb ii6 btnnod nur nit elmer
gsfuiHen llurube ouf bem ongs6oteneu
Siss nieoer, benn i'm peiniste Der
9ebonte, bob Der Warn in 8sIb ihon
bart auf fsinsn Isrieu iein i0nns.
Siinftes Gapitel.
Sis Sdlobfrou Jap bic Wi6tigt.it
Der BON ibrem Nsffen gsbrahtsn Rats
ridt i.Ibft su tpObl Elm, oils odb Iie Ii4
ni6t be.iIt bGttt, fhIeunisit Die ndbss
rem Details 81 sriabren. Sn tiirseIter
3.it erfhien fis oaber fpisber, itsGte ei,
| ssubdnbig Elm 5abIet nit WiIbbret
JIeifh unb groo, iOtpie ein.n aruo
Dein duf ben Tif6 unb BAT ben gb.s
Dolier, ibr ndbrenb oss gFsns bic no.
tbisen Wittbtiluneen gu MAIDEN.
9oIton BON Gbomiup lieb iih midi
Ianse n0tbigen. Gr eriff bsrsbaft su
uno er3obIte babel Der 9rGfin, bi. ihm
ssgeniiber ON Sii6s pIug esnommer
bate. bic oem 2eier Ihon beiannter
9orfGle Der pereang.nsn Rdtt: pi'
er in Der Ssrb.rss gu golIon einen @b,
| esianotsn aus paris eetroffen. be,
porgab, i'm 0ienits bes a6nigs su rel.
Ten, uHb tpie er aug Dem Wunoe b.s
| Jubrmonns pernommen, oab nieIe,
na6 CHATEAU 5erault polts.
(Tortfeturo foIot1
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SeuiGieton.
DER Vrooler.
Rpmau bon u. 6. 8r q d DO ssL
(Gortiebuna)

.llnb i.un nod Gins, 3inber! urs
fonit Eab' i1 bic alts Guiturre nlht
mitgebra I. - Mibt Sbr nod bas
alte 2iebel nit Der ianften Wteloote,
Das gua 2inbern INNER 10 ipohl ge>
fiel? gBie pft bob iA's ntht gsiunz
gen!"
,ad, iingt's tpieber, 8atsr Suitus!"
Bat Gbmuno.
% iin9' es uns, 10 lange babe ids
ni6t eeb6rt, Iisbes 9Gterden!" bat
MathiIos.
rRa, 10 gut, nie's eben nod gebt.
- Dart n nal! - ga, oas 1T bic
Spnart! - Stm, btm!" - Gr prdlus
birte Elm paur satte. Damn begann
er nit et1pds bepeeter, pobl niht mebr
febr ih0ner Stimme fpleenoes 2teo:
r9rei 0in8e giebt's i'm 2eben,
Die nimmermebr pergebn,
Hoh Iegnenb uns umi6Deben,
Menn mir ON sSenfetts iteAn.
Riht it's bic 9ier Der Stnne,
Der ie Grb0rung mint,
Oas reinite Slid bienieben
geniisfumteit Dir bringt!
gei6t it's bes aei8es S9immer.
9er odueruo uns ent3udt,
Gs 1T bic tiefite 2iebe,
Die ielbit bas Glenb ihnIdt.
giht tft's oas leere SrGumen.
9us Did ppn Sdutb befreit,
9ur alertreuites Ringen
8eieli9t ale5eit.
llnb oieIe 9rei erbeben,
8tel bober als Elm 5bron,
9as drnite Menfhenber5e
6ier uuf Der groe I6on!"
Gine tiefe Ribrung bur6Idauerte II
9lIle.
9u iprons Suftus ouf; Der pOfil'
Ion blies.
sort, fort" idrie Der alts. Der
oerbt Guh bieie seIsgnste Stuao
ni6t! 6aItet lie bod i'm Gleno, Der
eefTet Iie nitt in Der Ssreuoe, uno Su
Gomunb, penn 0u tetn 5et9Iing Bit
iteb' auf, eisb bem MGoel RAID 'nel
SuB, in ben Waeen, uno 9ott erhalt
Sih!"
astn Bitten Inn Jriit half. Gil
finfterer Bid uuf GDmunb berptes ge
mug! Gr preBte Mtdtbiloeu an iif
briitte ben gItern bic Sano, uno raeb
ppbl" buben unb brii6en, uno Der Su
senbgeipieIe NOR fort.
StiI fubr Der Sr0oler nit ben Sei
nen nad 9. =. 5uriit. - 4m atrh
bpf lieb er balten uno ging nit Jral
uRo 5odter an 4nnens Grab.
rMQtbtIoe, metn Ser3blutt," uno e
tiiBte lie. Sd babe Dir beute Die
Slid uno Deb biht Bel etnonber gu
qemuthet. 6ter auf bieiem 9rGbhuge
legft 9u beut' bic SugenO Deiuer Gee.
nieoer. IS inn 10 Isir. id bin gepi'
niat iaulo oarau. S0r' alio duf, Ell
Sino gu iein, tperoe Dir Tsiner eoIe
Dei6litteit bepubt, bic audi bos drn'
fte W}Go6en buben ion. Sd berette:
Gu6 bieien leBten, idmer5lt4@i4one
Sag, Inn Guh gu itdAlen fir bas Sc
ben, fir bic SGuihungen, tpel6e ton;
men. unb lGbt Gbmunb ben quito
oIten Sinn unD feline 2iebe gu Di
ntdt, lit sr Elm Sobn nah metne.
5sr3en geiporoer, pie er's aIs 9ndt
mar, unb Iein 8ater ipriht bann lei
Rein, nun, 10 tpirb aud Der alte SSSu
ftus teins iogen!"
Mathilbe fiel faft betpubtIos oer
8ater um ben 6aIs, unb Gbrtitir
fhIuh3te bsirabe tpie bamuls bel be
barten 8iinoigung.
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- anb.G apDItD retnt8t abfoIut befetfts
Ginger, bcieitist nitBt nar iebea1par &tbam6
fptbern audi iebe tro6ene, talbstncte Gant tDetDe
Se 6dnbe ent,tet, nb suar In fold seiiuoer, sntr8s
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-02-23
A Chance to Boost New Ulm
Everybody Should Help.

There will be a great high school
basket ball tournament at Madison,
Wis, on the 10th, 18th and 18th of
March. The Director of Athletics of
the University of Wisconsin is man.
aging the affair and only high school
teams with clean records are eligible
to enter. This tournament wis! decide
the high school championship of the
entire northwest and will make a great
reputation for the team and town that
lands at the top. We all know that
the team that represents the high
school this season is the best that has
ever been seen here. I am certain
that if they play as they are capable
Of playing they can win the trophy.
Several prominent business men
have heard of the tournament and are
DESTROYS of sending the team to it.
The trip would involve some expense,
but the advertising which our city
would receive would more than make
up for it. Come, take personal in
terest in our city. For any informa-
ton ask V. T. McHale, the manager
of the team. (Nut)
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-02-23
A Chemists Opinion on Skin Diseases.

Mr.. Eug. A. Pfeferle, the chemist
and druggist, says that in all his
scientific and business experience he
has never found any remedy so sue
cessful as ZEMO for the treatment of
Eczema, Itching Skin Diseases, Dan
druff, Pimples. Blackheads, and all
diseases of the skin and scalp. He
says that not only do it's curative
qualities make it popular but also the
fact that it is a clean, liquid remedy
for external use. A wonderful inn
provement over the old greasy salyes
and lotions which are not only un-
pleasant to use but do not destroy the
germ life that cause the disease. ZEMQ
draws the germs to the surface and
destroys them, leaving the skin clear
and healthy. Can be used freely on
infants. Mr.. Pfeferle will gladly sup
ply those who call, with free sample
bottle OF ZEMO and a booklet which
explains in simple language all about.
Skin Diseases and how to cure YOUR
self at home with ZEMO. "a
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-02-23
Milford.

Mrs. WI. Current returned home
from Indiana last Saturday where she
had been visiting for the past few
weeks.
School District No. 8 will give a
social Friday evening ,::sFeb. 18th. The
public is cordially invited.
W. 81. Rafferty, and family visited
with WI. Current, saturday.and Sum
day.
Mark Current sold fine lot of hogs
at New Ulm last Saturday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Kuelbs,
last Thursday, a girl.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-02-23
Positions in Quartermaster's De-
partment.

The local Civil Service Board. Ed.
L. Alvin, secretary, announces that
the lists of eligibles for the following
positions in the Quartermaster's De.
partment are very short, and tina,
additional applicants should be Sc
cured, in order that requests for the
different classes Of employees may be
promptly filled: Blacksmith, BLACK.
smith & Horseshoer, Blacksmith &
Wheelwright, Carpenter, Fireman,
=Harnessmaker, Horseshoer, Plumber,
Plumber & Steam6tter, Saddler,
Steamftter, Wheelwright.
Applicants for these positions are
not subjected to an educational test o,
required to appear at any particular
place for examination, but they are
rated according to their experience
and physical ability as shown by their
application which may be filled out
anywhere at their own convenience.
All persons desiring to register for
these positions should write to j. M.
Shoemaker, District Secretary, ST..
Paul, Mimi, at once for application
blanks and instructions, and in order
for their applications to receive early
consideration and rating they must be
completed and filed here before March
18th.
The places of employment are at the
various military posts located in the
States OF Iowa, Minnesota, Montana,
Yellowstone Park, Nebraska, North
Dakota and South Dakota.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-02-23
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear. There is
by constitutional remedies. DEAFNESS is
caused by an inflamed condition of the
mucous Lining of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube is ir1famed yo,, have a
when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the
result, and unless the Inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored to its
stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are
caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but
an inhamed condition of the mucous sur
faces. 49, -
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness Caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. ]. FCHENNEY e. CO, Toledo n
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constitution
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-02-23

| The Union Services of the New U1n
Sunday School Assn held last Sun
d ~ in the German NJ. g. church wer.
wall attended, both afternoon and eve
ming. Rev. Sauter delivered an inter
esting address urging the necessity o
organizing an adult Bible class. Mr.
Ed. Stoll rendered a few solos which
were greatly appreciated.
Current News Club met Tuesday
Feb. Is, 1910. Mrs. J. Buschers leader
Lesson Chapters VII, VIII, TX
United States History. Paper, The
Old California Missions Mrs. W
&. Stoll. Special topic. sSalmor
Fishing on the Pacific Coast. Read.
ing, "Open Air School,, Mrs. Beuss.
mann.
One of the most important theatrical
events of the present season will be
the appearance of Henry B. Harris
production of "The Travelling Sales
man, James Forbes latest coined
success, at the Turner Theatre Sun
day evening, Feb. 81. Like Mr..
Forbes former success, The Chorus
Lady,, this latest product Of his
facile pen is made for laughing pur-
poses only. It is claimed by the
management that it contains at least a
thousand laughs and that not single
one of them is in the least shopworn,
but that all are original with Mr..
Forbes. Many interesting and humor-
Gus types are introduced, chief among
whichI is that great American
character, the drummer.
On sFebruary 9th at the Turner
Theatre..Henry B. Harris will present
1.-THE Travelling Salesman, comedy
by James, orbes, author of "The
Chorus Lady,. The production and
company which will be seen here are
the same that appeared in this play
during its long New York and Chicago
runs. Following the policy Of Henry
B. Harris, Swhose productions of ''The
Lion and the Mousse and s'The Third
Degree" have been seen in this city,
the public can rest assured that "The
Salesman" will leave
to Ibe desired. Complete in
laugh lines, displaying large assort-
ment of plain and fancy laughs, Mr..
Forbes latest effort should attract a
crowded house.