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Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-14
CANCELLATION OF K. OF P.
INSURANCE RIGHTS ASKED

ALBANY, NJ Y, Dec. 13.-Attorney
General O'Malley received today a
communication from Milton Bucky OF
New York, a lawyer, asking him to be-
gin an action. against the knights of
Pythias to cancel their certificate to
conduct life insurance business in
tho state and appoint a receiver of all
assets and property in the state.
Mr.. Bucky. acting for Thomas Bar
her of Brooklyn, alleges that informa-
tion supplied by the supreme lodge Of
the order shows that at present it is
carrying insurance of the fourth class
amounting to $40. .667 500. with cash on
hand totaling $615.5S6
The attorney general has taken the
matter under adyisement
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-14
WHAT'S GOING ON TODAY IN
LOS ANGELES
ADJUSTMENTS

Auditorium-Dark
<Belasco--"Old Heidelberg" s:15 p. m.
Burbank-"A Message from Mars s:15
Grand-''The Earl and the Girl" s:l5
p. m.
Levy's Cafe Chantant-Continuou vaude-
Vile, $3.50 y. m. to 1890 a. m.
Los Angeles-Vaudevilie. $3.50. 7:45 and 3
p. m.
Luna park--outdoor amusements, band
concert and vaudeville. 10 a. to mid
night.
Majestic--De Wolf Hopper in Matinee
Idol" 2l5 and Sis D. m.
Mason-Blanche Walsh in "The Other
Woman" 2:15 and s;15 D.
Olympic--"Blaze Away" 3. 7:1b and 9:15
orpheum--va 2:I5 and s:I5 p. m.
Pantages--vaudeville. 1880. 7:45 and 8
p. m.
Princess-''The Gay Lord Harry" 3. 7:45
Automobile show, Shrine auditorium, ali
day and tonight.
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
Cosmos club. Bbell club house, $3.50 p. m,
Hollywood woman's club. Bungalow, 1880
Ruskin Art club. Womans club house
Los Angeles Des Moines club banquet
C-hristopher's. $3.50 D. m.
Parish Aid society Christ church bazaar
Alexandria hotel. 10 a. IN. until 10 D. m
BAzAARS
The Parish Aid society OF Christ Epis-
copal church Will hold bazaar at the Hotel
Alexandria all day to raise funds TO pro-
vide Christmas cheer for needy persons.
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
Address by Mrs. Prudence Stokes Brown of
Chicago before Union Avenue Parent Teacher S
association on Correction of Faults Mn Chill
dren by Nurture Methods OF Punishment" 3
D. M, Union avenue schoolhouse.
SPORTS
Rugby football, Los Angeles high VS.
Polytechnic high, Boyard feld. $3.50.
MISCELLANEOUS
BANQUET, Los Angeles Des Moines club.
at Christophers, 551 South Broadway, even
ing
Lecture BY Or. George w Carey on
rWhat Are Electricity, Gravitation. the
Fourth Dimension and the Intelligence OF
Matter?" p. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-14
Oil TANK EXPLODES;
LOSS Is ABOUT $500

An explosion of oil in what is known
as the Road" oil tank of the Indus
trial Oil company at Santa Fe avenue
and Joy street, blew the top off the
big tank at / o'clock this morning, and
for time threatened to cause a serious
confiagration. The fire was prevented
spreading, however, and was extin-
guished after about $150G in damage
had been done.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-14
HILLS HAND SEEN IN
U. P. RAILROADS ACTION

OAKLAND, Dec. 13.--Considerable
interest has been aroused among busi-
ness men and shippers by the an
nouncement of f.. ]. Lomax passenger
traffic manager of the Western Pacific
company, that hereafter a solid vesti-
bule train would be run through from
San Francisco to Chicago via the
Burlington route.
Some railroad men see the hand of
James j. Hill behind this move of the
new company and believe that this
announcement is but the first step on
the part of tho Great Northern mag
nate TO secure an entry TO Oakland and
begin the fight for the Oriental trade
out of san Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-14
TO FILE WILL TOMORROW

BOSTON, Dec. 13-The will of Mrs.
Mary Baker G. Eddy. late head of the
Christian Science church, will be filed
for probate at Concord, N. H., to-
morrow by Gen. Frank s. Streeter.
This announcement was made tonight
by Alfred 5. Harlow, of the publica-
ton committee of the church Mr.. Har-
low also said the provisions of the
will would be made public at once.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-14
FROST AND FLOOD CAUSE
HOP BROKERS' FAILUf
Tacoma Firm Makes AsSignmt
with $150,000 Debts

TACOMA, Wash, Dec. 13.-Isr
Pineus & Sons. prominent hop bro
erage firm, failed today for $3.50,
with assets about the same amour
Pincus & Sons are said to be %
Oldest hop dealers on the coast. La
ly they have suffered heavy losses II
frost and a flood recently ruined
gon warehouse. They had contrac
to supply from 1900 TO 4500 bales
hops to brewers and others, but foUu
this practically impossible, as thu
are only about 1900 bales on the COS
and an attempt to buy, they say, Won
have forced the prices entirely beyc
their ability to pay.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-14
FOUR BURGLARS STEAL
P. O. SAFE, DROP 1T
ON STREET TO FLEE

BAKERSFIELD, Dec. 13.-Four
burglars entered the postoffice at
Wasco at an early hour today and
succeeded in moving the safe into
the street, but were compelled to
run away, pursued by an armed
posse. They made their escape
from town on a stolen railroad We
locipede.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-14
INDEX OF
HERALD'S NEWS
TODAY
LOS ANGELES

Southern Pacific agent at covina sues
Whittier landowner for alienation Of
wifes affections PAGE 5
Thousands are present at second day of
great automobile show. PAGE l
Metowir, sIndian aged lis years, dies in
this city after living to see "manbrd"
fly. PAGE 1
Hulett C. Merritt may take skyscraper pro-
ject before people for vote If council keeps
up bars. PAGE 3
College Tract improvement association
plans construction OF club ilouse. PAGE 4
Federation club to celebrate close of cam
paign for membership. PAGE 4
Manbirds will go after worlds records IN
charity aviation meet. PAGE 4
City prosecutor may prevent appearance Of
musical comedy at Auditorium. PAGE 4
Monster petition filed against /condemna-
tion of strip on south side OF Agricultural
park. PAGE 8
Council adopts ordinance OF intention to
improve two miles OF streets in West
Adams district. PAGE s
Prizehghter charged with stealing auto
after wild career as a JOY rider. PAGE IL
Saturday midnight closing ordinance will
prevent usual celebration of birth of New
Years day. 1911. PAGE Il
Alleged widow may be first witness in
Baldwin Will case today. PAGE IL
City council in caucus chooses Lorin
A. Handley to succeed H. j. Lelande
city clerk. PAGE IL
Editorial and Letter Box. PAGE 6
Society and clubs. PAGE 7
Theaters. PAGE I
Sports. PAGE'~ s
Mines and oil felds. PAGE .
Building permits. PAGE .
Shipping. PAGE 0
Citrus fruit report. PAGE 10
Markets and financial. PAGE 10
Marriage licenses. births. deaths. PAGE IL
weather report. PAGE IL
CLASSIFIED advertising. PAGES Ills
SOUTH CALIFORNIA
Santa Fe refuses to make Santa Monica
terminal point PAGE IL
II. G. Chaffee elected to fill vacancy In
city council of Pasadena. PAGE IL
San Bernardino plans new county hos
pital. PAGE IL
Long Beach man lunches on poisoned
duck, but doctor saves him. PAGE II
wilmington petition for establishment of
borough government Is circulated
Fine Riverside country home is sold.
COAST
Baptist council charges Rev. Robert
ing Socialism. PAGE 1
Luetta Smith admits demanding $4,000
from DR.. Burke to go away and for
get the past. PAGE 2
Gen. Harrison Gray Otis and John
Kirby attack union labor at Portland
employers banquet. PAGE
Six men drown in snohomish river when
launch turns turtle. PAGE 1
EASTERN
Roosevelt makes first political speech since
election. PAGE /
Senate committee will not hurry action
Lorimer whitewashing report PAGE 1
Congressional committee acts on tarif COM
mission palms. PAGE .
Philippine friar land transactions again un-
der investigation by house committee.
PAGE 2
Senators Cummins and Aldrioh clash in
debate on taritf. PAGE 2
Former treasurer of United States CON
victed of fraud. PAGR Q
Former Senator w. e. Chandler says rela-
tives of Mrs. Eddy not prepared to dis
cuss WILL PAGE /
FOREIGN
Politics cause riotinE in Cork in which
many are injured and NJ p. is
knocked unconscious. PAGE l
Seventy revoutionists and fourteen SOL
diers killed in Mexican battle. PAGE 8
--
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-14
ELECTIONS CAUSE
R|OHNG IN CORK;
MP. KN0CKED0UT
British War Secretary Warns
Ireland Not to Reject the
Home Rule Bill
P0LLINGS BRING NO CHANGES
MutteringS of Storm Heard in the
Unionist Party Over Bal
four'S Leadership
PoLLINGS BRING NO CHANGES
RESULTS OF ELECTION

LONDON, Dec. 13.-The standing of
the parties today follows;
Government coalitiOn-Iiberals. 1s9;
Nationallsts, So; Independent National
lists. D; Laborites, SO; total, 20S.
observation-disclosures, 240.
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Para las ficstas.
Semper.

El Popular" scnpre dispuesto
4 propo-cionar 4 su numerosa Glen
tela los mas ac-cdhados articulos
de SIT ramo de calzadc, pe-funeria,
v otros obietos, hizo oro-tunamen
te los eoTesPondientcs pedidos V Sc
han rcc;bido Y continuarAn rccibien
do els9Gntfsinlos moisjls de onizg1o.
de nger1s forrsGs, plrg seh0r1s, =.
60-itas, HiH1s q oub1ile-os. CalIado
&c color Ultima no vedad en- lo- gran
tes centres de Ia moda de Paris,
Nueva York, Washington, Berlin
Madrid Y Londre., los ticne el Sr.
AIl6rioo Sal2s ( disposition de sus
e0lstantes ia voreoedores. Para P.s
euas, AhO nue~o y Reyes, como pa
u ]os pr6xinos bales Aay c6nodos
Y '-asantes modelos- Todo fla
Eaa.e y &C Ss<:as Eo.sjsd.
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AAUNC|0 De SUBASTA,
Departamento del Interior.
Ofcina del Supt. de Obras Publicas.

San Juan, P. r. Enero IA de 1910
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerradoc
para Ia adjudication en- pdbIica s.
basta de las obras de suuinistro, M
dida y entrega de 1866 M. c., mas
menos, de piedra triturada 8 carcajo
por lctes para Ia conservation de in
crre.eras Insulares que contiaua
ci6n Sc describen Sc admitirau en- csi
o6cina hasta las II a. m. del dia ,
de Euero de 1870:
Lote n1mero 2, Carretera nGmer,
l, Secci6n Fan Juan Rio fiedras
Kms. O-5, 144O N. c: Lote numer,
lOl, Carreteia nimero 9, Secc!6n ca
taho Vega Ala, Kms. 5-l2, PIP m. c.
Lote numero 4O1, CaIret4ra numero-
l, Secci6n Caguas Aibonitc, Kms, 36
4S, 1851 IN. c.: Lots numero 402.
Carretera numerC l. Secci6n Caguss
Aibonito, Kms. 1888, 1872 III. c.: 10
te numero 403, Carretera numero ],
secci6n Caguas-Aibooito, Kms. 53-o7,
1880 nc. Lote numero 404, carre-
terra numero l, Seccion Caguas-Aibo-
nito, Kms. 61-S1, 535 m. c. Lote No.
oO1 Carretera No /, Secc;6u Aibonito-
Ponce, Kms Sl-95, 114l m. c, ote
No 502, Csrretera n6mero l, Sec
Gin Aibonito- Ponce Kms. 95-104,
1872 m. c. Lote ndmero SOB. Fec
cion Aibonito Ponce, Kms l0I-!1S,
1452 N. C Let hume o 504, Care
terra numero ], s;ecci6n Aibonito- Pom
ce, Kma 118-125, $50 IN. C. Tote
numero 5O9, Harretera numeto l Sec
ci6n Aibonito.Ponoe kms. 126-134,
S53 m. C. Lite nume.o $40, Care
terra nuuero 8, Secci6n ponce-!Areci-
DO, Kms. 5l2. s72m nc. Lote nu-
meto ll0l. Carreiera numero 8, Sec
cidn Bayamon- Comerio, kus. OLA,
400 IN. c.
Todcs los da:os necessrios sc darSn
IN esia ofcina donde Sc encuentran de
manifesto toios los docnmentos que
han de regir en- ia contrsts y podran
recoger los Gci,idores los modeio, de
proportion que han de p-esentar.
La administration se reserva el de-
recho de rechazar cual4uisra 6 .otas
las proposiciones.
Por orden lei Com;siousdo dol In
terror (F'nmsdoj j. J. JIMENEZ,
Sar; de o. ..
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Tome uidadosa no de aquea puer tena en- la parte
superior un tragaluz micirculsr

chero v empece a reflexionar acerca
de 10 que debfa hacer.
No pude contenerme al fin; envie
mi nombre como Flynn, Y POGO ratio
despues me encontrsba en- una luio
sa habitaci6n. cara q cara con Kirk.
Ell Sc sorprendi6 grandemente al
VERNE pero pronto Sc repuso. Ne sa
lud6 cordialmente V pregulto por
CUE habia dado el nombre de Flynn
Y no el mio.
Conteste secamente que deseaba
verlo Y 81 hubiese dado mi nombre
y no me hubiera recibido.
Ne hizo mil protestas de buena g.
mistad. pero rehus6 satisfacer mis-
preguntas acerca de quien habia'ma
ta:o al Professor Greer, Y quien era
el impostor que habia tornado su
n9mhre V su pcsici6n. :Parecia com
pletomente inccente, pero pude no
tar Que cuardo pronuncie el nombre
de I.angton, Sc nostr6 casi aterrado
ds medic.
Ne suplic6 no diiese NADIA & Lang
ton de 10 que yo saba que la noche
en- Cue Kirk huy6 de Sussex Place
la casa fr& registrada y yo encontn8
prueba7 de ciertas trazas de crimen
hsbiendo sido ho-rafas en- Ia horni
ia del laboratorin.
Ne esto 10 deseaba Kirk que yo.
hablaso y me s'iplic6 otra veg guar
ds-e silcncio. pero vo estabs iracun
10 al yer 81 descaro en- hegarme CO.
sas cue Il cnnocis perlectamente.
Por 'iitimo le die:
-Vd- TO iehe pedir nj silencio po-
mas tempo s. Kirk Lo he guar
dsdo demasiad0.
-.Ah-diio con gran calma-yue-
ira actitud es com2Ie,a1nente iusti
MI queriio s4Hor. comPIeta
mente. Vd- ha per,iidoz ! 81 esposa. !
- cOmDrendo- -..-..
FsSss . sdseioa del si5aSO prGssa-o. |.
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MUS|CA De
BALSE|RO.
DE VENTA
En- "El Paris Bazar''

Walls de concerto
puerto Rico premia.
do con medalla de orc
en- ell certamen del
cuarto centenario de '"''
la colonzacion Girls.
tiana d so cts
Vals intermezo de la
zarzuela Amor que
muere y amor que
mace 25
Walls poetico "Rayo
de Luz .......... 25~
Walls Flores y Per,
las" 25,,
lei Antifaz Rojo"
marcha festiva premia.
da por el certamen de
la Comisi6n organiza.
dora del Carnaval..... 25,,
Two.Step "Caribe".. 25. :.
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y en- la calle de Duke toc6 IA campa
ma de una puerts en- donde fue admi
lido. Entonces volvi atras, despues
de toma nota de Ia casa.
En- aquel momento, III Emosnero
me detuvo Y empezo a contar una
historic de infotunios que yo con pa
eiencia ola, por no lamar la aten
ci5n de los vecinos Y &c este mcdo
poder vieilar Ia casa sin ser notqdo.
al fin sslio de aquells Flynn aeon
paiiado de otro & quien reconoci a.
momento; era NADIA menos cue Leo
nard Langton.
Tocaron un pIto para lamar a III
coche Y yo enseguida tome otro.
dando instrucciones al cochero para
seguirlos. Aquel Sc sorprendiG al yer
mi vestido pero yo le die que me de
bian un dinero de un trabajo que
Les habfa hecho, V por ESQ deseaba
saber sdonde iban, Entonces ente
sin dificultad en- el coche Y VI desde
mi asiento, 4 Flynn Y & Langon pa
sar para tomar oxo.
Despues de seguirlos pcr largo "a
to cruzando muchss GALES. al in lle
gamos 4 l. eztaci6n de Charing Cross
en- donde todos baiamos y aguarda
mos. Luego siguio el movimiento de
los concurrentes y Sc vi6 scercar pau
sadamente una enbarcaci6n. Ello<
espersbsn, & alguien sin duda. pero
se notaba el misteno, Ia idea del
secreto.
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q. d3Rersz

gN rJ-
Srs. Peruna Medicine Co, .
Columbus, Ohio.
Mus SeHores mios :-Dirito Vds. esto,
para hacer constar los maravillosos re-
sultados que he obtenido tomando 50
preparado, Ia Peruna. Por espacio do
,cuatro meses estuve padeciendo De
expectorscion y esputos de sangre, de.
bido & 6la congestion dol pulm6n derecho.
Tome intinidad do preparados de mu,ha
fama, y cuando va perdfa las esperan.
sas de curarme, ell eminente Doctor Don
Rafael Suarez Bruno me recet6 Ia Peru.
ma, & tomar una cucharada antes de cada
oomida. Al terminar el primer frasco
habla desaparecido por complete Ia
expectoraci6n; y para ssegurar mi res.
tablecimiento, tom6 cuatro frascos
mas. AL POGO tempo tuve un fuerte c.
tarro, y nuevanente empece tomar
Peruna Y Inc euro en- tres dias.
De Vds. Afmo. y s. 8.
Armando J. Perez,
Galiano IS, Habana, Cubs.
Ell gran medico americana, DR.. 8. B.
Hartman, Ia ha recetado & sus pscientes
nor 40 aSos siempro con exitO.
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DineIo ! Ie!0i gratis:

Pida sin dinero, diez pesos
ORC de Pastillas "Recuperador
de la Salud" el mejor patenti.
zado para la sangre, el este
mago, el higado, y los rihones'
col6quelos entire sus vecinos
pues es aceptado donde quie.
a que Sc ofrece y al mandar.
nos ell importe, obsequiafemos
con una comisi6n en- dinero, y
un reloj gratis. Escriba en-
seguida a la National Drug
Agency. Tetuan 60, San
Juan, Pto. Rico. Noviembre
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cAPITULOXX. (Continuaci6n)

(el recien uegado & quien ellos espera
ban, NADIA menos que q Kershaw
Kirk con su delgsda, siniestra ara.
Mi primer impulse fk arrojarme
sobre ely obligarle q darme cuen ia
del paradero de mi esposa, pero re-
flexione que no era prudente en- a.
quellos circmstancias hacer NADIA, y
espere mejor oportunidad.
Continue observando a aquellos
tres hombres. Sentia satisfaction al
yer a Kirk en- Inglaterra, bajo 81 po-
der de las leyes va; 81 parecia excl
tado por 10 que Flynn le decia y Sc
mosto pensativo por un momento;
pero luego Sc encogio de hombros
como quien NADIA importa 10 que oye.
Comprometf al mismo cochero pa
ra llevarme otra vez, y en- aquel mo-
mento note con sorpresa que 81 equi-
pale de Kirk era tornado sin examen
alguno, en- la aduana y pasaba ex-
ceptuado de los tramites regulares.
1Quien era, pues, aquel hombre?
Luego entraron los tres en- un co
che, y siempre siguiendoles, vi que
bajaron, penetrando en- cierta anti
qua y exclusive institution en- don
de permmecieron media hora.
Kirk entro otra vez en- el coche
despues de despedirse de sus amigos
y lego 4 White Hall Court. Ell porte
ro le saludo con respeto y tomo su
maleta. Ambos desaparecieron.
En- aquel traje no podia 20 If allf a
tomar un informe, sin despertar SOS
pechas; pero mi cochero fue y Sc en-
tero de que el caballero que acaba
ba de entrar SO llamaba Mr.. Sey
mour, que viva hacia dos ahos en- el
tercer piso, y que viajaba q menudo.
Entonces recorde que Kirk me
habla hablado de otra casa. Saba yo
q. White Hall era una vivienda muy
muy cara y que Kirk siempre habla
vestldo probremente y parecia tener
pocos recursos. Pague, pues, al CO
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Media bora mas

tarde, VI Ia puerta del frente
ebierta y & Flynn que bajo
6e prisa Ia escalera y dobl6 la
ealle de Oxford, Pronto le segui, y
despues de recorrer algunas GALES,
sntro en- Ia de Wells sin darse cuenta
IL que era espiado. Marchaba con
Sferto aire de preocupacion parando;
= dos veces 4 encender su cigarro j.;
10 h Observable con mteres, y des
pues de cruzar varias GALES mas, al
I'm " que entr6 en- Leicester Loung
En- mi traje de mecanico saba que
q portero no me hubiese permitido
sntrar al edificio, por 10 que me vi
nbigado & permanecer en- la Gale
s 8 esperar la salida del doctor.
Cruce la Gale y me pare cerca de la
MOTOR Club y con gran satisfaction
Nique todos pasaban por mi lado y
no me reconocian. Yo era miembro
de aquel club.
Pos dhimo 10 vi salir y por su as
pecto Sc conocia que habfa sido de
Sepcionado, este es, fue q buscar a
dguien a quien no encontro aln.
| Sc notaba su indecision acerca del
umbo que tomaia, y luego CONT
u,a6 su camino, paso varias Gales, en-
!tro en- otro club y pronto salio otra
ez como 81 tampoco encontrase 10
Aue buscaba.
Yoh seguia a respectable distancia
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CAPITULO Xxx
En- el cual hice IN audiz mo
viniente.

Perdf de vista por algunos mo
mentos mis- dos espiados. ero cu4n
mentos 4 mis- dos espiados. pero
euandO vclyf Z yerios reeoaoc! en-
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4PUES de hacer
algunas preguntas
mas 4 Ia doncella y
. recomendarle Ia ne
eesidad de guardian
secreto, le df algu-
mas monedas y La
dej6 marchar.
Nadia hora MIA
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-11-16

The Way Of the Newspaper Man
is Hard.

After a two years hard battle, Paul
E. Dehnel, publisher of the Maynard
News, feels it his duty to abandon
that paper and remove to Fairfax
where he will publish the Fairfax
Herald. Brother Dehnel must have
gone thru some sad experiences,
Judging from his farewell editorial in
the last issue of the News. We quote:
We wish to state in this issue that
in taking our departure from your
midst we harbour no unkind feeling
toward anyone here, regardless of
whether there have been differences of
opinion on local issues. In the main
The News has voiced the sentiment of
the majority Of the people here, and
as for the stand we have taken on all
matters discussed in this paper we
have never regretted the same and
have now no apologies to make. For
the sake of the welfare of this CON-
munity, however, it is pitiable to
record that no newspaper has ever
been treated fairly here nor it's editor
given the common American privilege
OF having personal opinions on moral
questions and religious freedom with
out being abused on account of the
same, by the very people who preach
and profess the same moral principles,
but who are inwardly bowling wolves
and degenerate crocodiles, helping to
accomplish the will and purpose of
the lower elements, and while they
were dipped" it would have been
better for the uplift of the community
if they had been "drowned.''
We hope that no stranger will ever
again be lured into locating news
paper here, because the town has not
the elements that will guarantee a
permanent existence for local public
press. And this is largely due to the
fact that the town is torn up once
every year on the local option ques-
ton, and out of that question arise
all the local strifes that make it un-
pleasant to live here. In conclusion,
with this brief explanation we wish to
bid you all farewell, and extend a
cordial invitation to come and visit
US in our former home, or write us al
your pleasure
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VIM. schroer.

EARLY Monday morning the sad news
was received here that VIM. Schroer,
former we'll known citizen, of New
Ulm had died at his home in Fairfax,
death following a severe attack of
typhoid pneumonia.
Last spring Mr.. Schroer moved his
household goods to his new home in
Fairfax when he was suddenly taken
i'll with typhoid, which dread disease
laid him up for about four weeks, con-
siderably weakening his constitution.
The hard task of moving, when still
convalescent and the strain of dlli-
gently and judiciously preparing for
a new venture in business by estab-
fishing cigar factory in Fairfax, no
doubt, materially contributed in
weakening his physical condition.
About four weeks ago he took sick
with a severe cold which gradually
developed into most stubborn case
of typhoid The best
medical care and tender 2ursing were
not able to ward off death which
occurred early Monday morning.
Mr.. Schroer was born Apr. 8, 1872
in New Ulm. After finishing school
at fourteen years Of age he started in
the cigar factory Of Capt. Burg, where
he remained uninterrupte until last
spring working himself up from APP
prentice to a stakeholder in the Burg
cigar factory. In 1897 he married
Miss Ida Lambrecht of Milford and
lived in this city until last spring
when he moved to Fairfax, Deceased
is survived by his wife and three
children, the Oldest Of whom is eleven
years old; four brothers, Herman Of
Moltke; Karl Ernst, Fred of New Ulm;
and two sisters Mrs. Gust. Lambrecht
Of Milford ard Mrs. Chas. Weiland
of Selby, S. D.
The remains were brought to New
Ulm Monday evening and taken to the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Vogel-
pohl near the city, The funeral will
be held this WED. afternoon from the
Vogelpohl residence. Funeral SER
vices will be conducted at the Luther
an church at o'clock and intermentI
will be made in the city cemetery.