davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03
HELP WANTED-wALE


AEENTs-Msn sI1p wearing ugnt elastic
Sa-usrs Easa th@y see 0ur dandT Etils
1-cksi-pla-e1 1-r1ce5 camps sock o
1raWess, nota11E sr1E1z ieE hoi=s rE=l-
Les fat dat tsar. vea-s T1re---- a.-rts
carry % "a pcGkeL. - re- ct-s p-rarr-- szlc
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asns1= eIzzzEa.lrE. zlszlzc@z-ants tuc-
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EANTED-Lsvs aE-nrs IN ever ely %
-el hloseE11s ~ century ncug,1i-o1c1s
-uach exrer-zt1a-or CT E5srzI caEEt=zlur-s-
Ares Pack Chsugcs- ca tL7c-l- "a ause-
ga IL
sALEsMES wA~-ED-ssr s-oc--z
6r-Eg1scK- cSufec-sg1s-s- AZ znCr-n4y an
sLp@Us=s. Czltu-zis C1cs- q Ezra c.
80 Lerfizg~sL st. - Lens, Nc
sALEsMEN wANVTEDN-urur rsn zaKa
s2tsu - sA-gu yea A new spes1a-rF. 81
r=tAl=Ts. Naere car or -2-=s lA1AE-r
ne and s@nS pn1tsgrRph 1--tcE F-anE=-
~ Sc1l1-r 5sag- Ch.eH9a'
CAPABLE saleszaz 70 cover Sss-zs-1z
VIA STAPLE E1e- aga Sur--z1siczs, VI
Eas no1Lh-y a5rE1c=- P=mAn=n1 posl-loz
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Pepos wzlleF 4 Texas Or L1srzi--e7t 7ia1
Wrtte Fer SEseEte1 LrHEz1=e fL1eJ a1r4s
&C. HAEltz- TSz'
AL-EssEEN-SVeciA-ry rze Inc v0-
have sl-zvE s@e1 IoaEzg rur. sEApas {.
sells srHrs were aver E11 0Tsr AE2-25
zzzzles GA ard cuum1sEsuDs l1-e-EL
Sac1unAl NsrGz11lls Co eva cry. "a
SALESxEN-Fu- CTR pAI-1r -Ads-ste
Ton" z-r-cua-E. aprons sIZ5cEleIs- col
banneLs sieve 2r8t=crurs Lt1era- GU
missions 1u1-hly- Credit Tor re-Crfhs=-s
Azsriczz SEuD011et O.. LHIhrup- Mo-
I A GOOD pr1posfI10r % szleslAz n
every state n lhe uzl1n % sell or Ear-1EE
Parsz1=d Narc=Ila Skt-r-LraE@-- ne very
latest ing z E1eerE-s1zus. good SIDE
nre To- HaE=sZen visiting 1Epar--1e1-
Era-ea rh-uEEAuur tie Lzlrsd states a1c
Canada TIE n WEEGr Dyer coZg2-1E-
inventors and Uauu1sczZrers- La ~ so=l=r
81. SsW YORK"
& PROMOTER OF a-Ez1izz- s-r sac q IoSs
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q hone building company, -1ra1Sz Wnac1
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position z desired A5Grsss AZ o7ce- \ a
Bee"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03
HELP WANTED-MALE


WASTED By THE L-ARGEsT MANI
PACT RING C7NPANT
. re L1i-sd S-zfss - s-l1--ear-E sad
lrg-s- % L-e aEen-E = per ce-t r-cclr
EErllsivs territory. Ere-T nous@Wce 1aT-
l- sinner Cza-z1-=e1- wt5s1r as5vs--Ls-i-
TIE L1u-us- Sad Ira Co - wave -
80 Prssrle %
sA-EzMAN wASFEo-FU- vacancy
EEs--class Ere-al-T salesz-a1 sxpe-lsnced
e a1rsr-s-lE pr1pust-urs vrefsr-ed- s-z-le
-11c& s=l-tEg L--. w1rk sleve1 Dc1-1s pr
T=s-5 III uaT good ~ s. a. - T=A-
Box ~ LsWa CIT. Ia
SITS lat sd - 70 - .. 81
EDL4-AEE -T -. ST.
Clerical aaG 0frtes-
EClz1 g axe c1ErEs q al ere-s11E
Doctors Office. S39 1sr -o1-z
Sales za1EE=r ca Enolssaie house. E-5a
Ky representative easter ccZc@--. =
A11 cc-1EtsEf1n
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Boa EE=-rer- l1s-Rnce Cet1ce. 81
Bookk=epe- -s1zl stare. Ess- Em
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flcs closed FsE-r1 . lay
y es-e-n zef7rszce 4 5c1di-E ass n Inc
=4 C-z1a Na-una- Bank Boy
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03
RELIABLE CREDIT
COMPANY,


NOTICE To The PLBL1C
CHEAP MoNEE.
FOB YOUR SINNER
VACATION
&c 70 Ess 9
LOANED on Hot SEED-D
FTRNITCRE PIANOS SAL-AELES- :
TH1S l. = NEW FIEA
C-aEa--z=E 1- Ire EEEL LA5A
BT~LN ESS NEN q rs CIE= - pro
rec- ccEes- Ecrk1Zg pScpas Il heed
4 --upu-E-y -el9 from TIE @x1-ri-
rz-- cza-Ezs Z Lzs sU-cz-le1 loa1
ucns- ygL zzz- al GaA-ss T11 cry Z
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THIS MEANS EOL PAY
z interest 1n ga tor Z year
z interest OK = 19- : yea
- sul=rssL u - 1gr yea
Ar7 Al grEer SINS = pr- p1r-llsE-
Easv Weekly ~ M11LnlE FzED=z-z
Reasonable AuprazseDsDr Charge
4 Ea1ce AZ TIE E10ve rates Eli4
.arT-rce YOU Row uucz Tcu save ~
6szLE-S VIZ -
No RED TAPE No D7L=A1-
MONET II TOCE POCKET
WITHIN AN HOUR
RCCA - WTTENELL b 1LLlLNtI
NDEPENCDE%Z LOAN CO
E-l,aE 5Fzs. y Z Cor L5th and HANG
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03

WANTED
REPRESENTATIVES EVERY " EEE-E
TO SELL FLASH Brass F,0lssh- aADIU-I
POWDER Pride q tie Ez-- AoA1 OF
shine silver AID EtasE palzEn-
his IT, golden opportunity tor LAs T1gnE
ZEE CoM1[E2CLAL CHEMICAL CO
80 Pax-Gl 51oCk- Cr1aEA- Neh-
COOP ex7@rs1e-a ssSIhzax zA5=szAa
EHz1ezs ---GEt have good r=1ere-Ge EAph-
sel-Fr=d c. Ia and kaT7AEn ssA
wANTE-Nsn % sell shA-ea- Omaha
cc-rEzseS ne EcCrpO-a1eGs oegE2ers
EzEA- SOD pay Pr01zOts-. ~ FzxlO1
BiocE
COLLECTOR Aa6 sAlszzAz. ps-E=1zt
rrscr: applicant zzss - 5erE=su zgs 2
and - 40 EsEs 1a6 so-ne s1cu=sstzl sa-es-
1a1 sxpe-s1ee- k=-opod-zz Lac La
PoCKET AIDING NACHDSE-LEsuiaE
ssEier, sEs-rs E-i1e - Ct1z11au Sp~G1Alry
NJ ca CEcGtzDs-- -
wANTED-Hga E-zss soU-i.1rs IN eaeh
tSEa aid cry % rsgresent - We Pc q
h0rzs -sa- VIZ net r-5u E-B - tlaBN per
ysE- Great 1ppslrr11iCy- Don AS Il
Ssnd lsGAy for fzl pa-lc1Azrs- Aaorsss
FLORIDA Developing c. Clz--7sa- L.
wa,ITEr-coEe110rs A-e sol,c-rs-z q
- rea- -5Gzd tsr eoE1psr=1t- asEt-s5.-
u.-a-irg men Chance u s1TanceDeMr Wnszn
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hotzl-
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pe1lsa' - = = :. -. -. -
terms NJ NJ E1Ez1sE. - ". list 81
N@E 10TH
WAVED AGENrs-LeEuzzr- szhzri-
rEts csr s.ot 11c5ls1ss; 49, 1870. -; - .a
s-e1- ~
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dress goods. s4anksts flan@ts eIe + 1.le=r
c1l1lll--Asits-- 49, - - - -
- - - - 'l.f-=-- 49,
$50 - - - - ~ 7-s-3..-s.S
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03

SALES EzElaEsr u ceE-ln=lrEtr1 Azl---
. sci 1ATulerE Ms have e c-E4r re14r1
a1d D. eEpahle q GrEzalzEizE an errilt-z-
se1lus t1rre- pa psr-c-aarS zEst e
E1ze1 - a. aga Cars A. -er-Azs cGu1--
zezrzL ~ Gaze Bes@
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03

LIFE assg.GlaraCn % me -ElI Han.
- l=sEnla.lsalu. "a usrleuce- rrsl-srT ard sulze
cash rssgl1T-l. Eral-rlr-rs aEeErs a.
ready laE-nE lf1lce AID usrElElE force rre-
1srre1- absolute cuur-ll- ~ rlss- L1esn'lck
sz4es c.. IL Liberty - AeW YORK
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03

Eanrarz Eas stove euE@rs ca @ls-lT IA Es
crcz 3 . 81 = -Lg- LlgsIEre AzlG-s -9r-ss
Co. Eu C1ZZg -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03

Lake Ea1lV S1. 4Haar1- sElrn rzsL---zl-l-a-s
tree IN zpp-1GzEal pruvs LEis- --sd E'-Isr
Ca NeE GlrE"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03
DR.. MCGreW

Ezs E1Fel - ez-1-s 5r5Lzzszlo---- 80 70 -
- - raruls q -argalIsz 49, So
g. GassEses e E&a- Or = s1aES Ia -@s
besa En0EE AA1 trusted - a. - EAR -
tIrraaa- L.zarEza 90 q 80 lave p
r.yDsF - A. VIE zrFEag ~ AG.Erz~
c. u q 1sEn zL GZEEA- &GD-
SUITS tai SD - - IA 81 81
TDLLM EE ~ - lt1E-
HEST ne-Fs 1rAeer -ar 1zL Gag .
Nerve Fn,sG plaas. = b. pust-4l1- sz-sr-
zzz a McCaa1=ll BrEE 60 OsGR1A
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03

WANTED-By Azgls- NO hon=s-
s8ber re1a5te urszEet1g szl es12eE- o1s lor
western ZOwA Che 1Elrr --r -UrLl haL 81
E=arzskz- EX2-r1euce VIA rizzG-1e Rouse
1rs5s prsterrs1 A4c-ss= % cErl had r-l-
IA states age. sEperlzllu A11 sa-aE1
WRzaad- A11ress : n &c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03

AEEN TS-K rte s1r tertiary roc1yr sLg-
gasI seIer ever inverted 70 eE-ere1cs
lecesszry nzW chezu1cai tlrr exiting 11sLer,
assllzrafF -rEarzzlss-d- q ehlld CAL Ese T.
rseL E1a ActEGlEh s2gs- M-2de
EH8 lAss Week elE4esI u1-lG IN IRE word
e. ery buGE tEEs- e j LA-r to1k "a Crl-Cs
che 1aEs. prlLL E-51 no Ulck AZ AL Just
Ehgw and rZk= Llr orders. Ere= salZrtaes -
sgeELs- EVcsr -a-e. Wr1rE -zH1ass ter-lZ-sTE
SIG fast send FaUr Eaz-- "a psssaL
he Cult=1 MI Ca. - NJ 81 Lelpsac
Chaos
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03
CARSON REFER
ENCE BUREAU

z-4-5-5 B-z1zeis BiaE
We EAvE POSITIONS OPEN FOR
3 x X ERS. STE-NCss Pa Pr EES
LEDGER AM HOTEL OFFICE CLERKS
SALESNEN AND CCLLECTUZS Y1u
PAY NOTHING Unless Tot SEI-LR
POSITION SEE Is TUESDAY MORNING
The CANO AGNCT
~ Pc 5dE"
Our Daily Bv1@tra gets resztrs- Cave
n rCE- recCr1 and VII EscEre ne
position yUu a-s a1HEu=d to
CO-OPERATTTE REF FERENCE Co.
81 Braceeas BleE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03

AGENTS WASTEE-Tes. FsE ca nae
- saae= And uiE uruclts VIA 11r lev
..-I~-Isz.lrizsE EinG-pruuf CiEEr 1E-LeT-
-r~-v E-naksr bGTa On EiEnrs sells rsziL
Rarhhpun M2zItarr1r1Zg &C. Ln1i1z4pola--
! I'D
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03

WANTED Flrst-cIass Epec-l-rE salsszlAl
tar Nebnaskz % heE-n Nark ah1ur gulT 3
.ezr se4zslu nuE OPP alalt -ze on y Nv
AID E-A e4Ef II lfi-s A. tens GEUac1.FE
EalrIE--Eslul cunrrGcL clllall-lE WeeklE lb-
erEl a1vEnc- clal=s- EaM Eeek-y 4eaEe sz-
Elelses = Il tIr rls1t Ea1- retsrelces -
I1Er@d- Alirs p ElEler Ca CIeyel4ld ~ /"
&c PHI DAY sGr-5 - % 81 per dzy n
Fuu are = h-srlers selLs tar e1sh- ~ lr1srs
salss AEr- p o. boE No a. &sWu1n- In /"
ADVERTISING s1iiclr0rs wanted In every
1zrF- eEn-prlGlal upp,0rrIuirE tur p-rm41@1t
Gge1etz4 The Tias1e Company CleVelA11
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03
MONEY TO LOAN
SALARY AND CHATTELs-
Cash Quick on Easy Terms

Nd1A - - -
Hav- va ever -1ulKLr = 1fsr---a---s
1laU=F N yuEr r1r21-1r'- l-a24 ~ l-sU
II rrE uAFe1 T. -@sl Ll-ZE zoE oA=l -
-ls1-= . sZE-I Ia YEA WI MT E-ss
Cells = ne Ws=E1T pag neat o. q
- tla1 t8- "a Ee-kE- DT1er A-z1oz1Ls n
- 80 -ssssr11an- II va hzEe q l1al
a ureseEr k-G - EsEPaET SIS o. SAY
- rEen = ne 1gE SUI E11s -1Ele
u al izL s1glRz llr -&7eA 80 %
Fuu Ne are da1E -AE1lg ~ hlaZs rr1El
1r1ser cunlnEl=E AlG aGFa1c-S Eors
49, NJ uu- - 10 Lzs sAL1e Tor
~ AnaeF saves E@nsT eAr1e1
Pngz1e nz-l E1pllcA-11n r~ce-Ne 1E
urgz1r Erreurs1u P--TErs Es1 r4ltz1ae-
State Mortgage Loan Co,
Ran = Ars-nEE.-l - Ls-l-a Do1ss -
FEazs L1E@&z sasf.s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03

ZANTEE-LzeE 70 u-zFel u Ssbr4zka
Eg.saf Raw End raiior-u-ad@ EEat IN ~ dzEEs
=xrs-r1euce 1nnecessATy, reliable E-l
yk- rte for uz--lic1lA-s- J. Z Nc5ra5y Ca.
-riraE1.r
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03

YOUNG WONES cCu-EE - CZzEs as
Strangers ARE ilvi-=d ID vlE-E rne 1CEEg
Vs aueu's hrssi4az SzsOcEarlo1 building a.
- Mary . Ave- a-G liza 81 Nhere t3sy
All be 1i-ecEz6 - suitable boArGt7g places
" 1rhcrE-se 4zssEt=c. Loak Tar OK UnEe4sr Q
"a a. LEaGu SL-sGAgE-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03
INCONSISTENCIES

OH saaf-arv sTxcsn u death % germs
I'D Re . y1u- .r3rzcr EoZT family ~
s-n6lng Is your is-IuGrT- F6ous L0UE-as
s5sa Omaha steam LzE12-T. - LsGTs1-
Eurrh-
TOT Mss ne best laEat-y serve 2
y1z "a % ps-rol1EE - NzLoual La-7d-y.
81 Cuu-E 81
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03
HELP WANTED-NLLE


raM MONTHLY Ter - % zanzrs
rra-ch &c eastern N@E-zska So in
vesr-er- s-- ENr-res- Actress CAplral
C1Iscrs1r Co. L--e Mes -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03

WE stu hEre s1Ene -locc1l1ed rarrIE1ry-
We maze ntEh-E-ade paints n11 roof-zEz
40 seu LzrUCEn oclEIItsEaul sa4e@me1- 60
$3.50 M pocEet sanries- uro-lcerE
can 50 % = Ee-klgs eEgeTr kuoE le1EE
uumeceaEaFY- Uak-s sEletA&E- axe Enc
B-rrtz 4 FerE1suE- rs = Isl -. - Lasl-1ss
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03

SITS uzsr saad - q "a AZ L.
TD-LZER s. ~ Sa- 1Erh.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03
HELP WANTED-kALE


WAETED-A Sod hE=rAzg sgcsS-lgl-un
s1iicacEr 70 - c4 TIE ruaad L2r nc we
ris1A CzzzEry EArD@-- Ca q NrElE =1AG-
ESnr q clrCz.z-aon- Ia Bee EE5Gz1-zg "a
WANTED BY esrz5AzEs1 w1ulessAs
-g1se- sGoer. reEzb5e. aS1zsr z-az - SCI
p=rts-zbie gao1E EruM EAEC1 - reL4-Aers
u LEZz1z- one acE -zau-EG Slr1 E-ear Ezr-
sci and rsEtHErEnr urzl4e ure-srr=- E=r-
uzanelE place ana sod aEeZLE r1- rlgGE
larry A.zzress IN gNn 1E-GEr1EEs4 sLAZ-
Eg age eXqs=rleZc= A21 sz1ArT wanted
A1&ress x Bee
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03
MEDICAL

Dr. = K HUGEES-SDeC2--sI "A
eE-u-zc d-Eezsea CzzsalLzEiG EEL1 -
Er-zcEGzE hQE - L. L5s EAlsrs rree y
eha-Es- Oc1cs n NGLngrs z-GS- AEc=s1-or
spr-zE Aa-
HAZEL LEAF PILE CONES best rem
scy Tor EEEz1E. h3eeS1zG ~ prOCzG--s
PILES sec postpaid Ea1Si=z Eee 5Asz
Hzn 4 Mc-0znsI DruE Co. OGSEA
FREE H@d5cz1 and s1rE-E4- EsAL1-nL a
CresE1-11 E@d1ca1 c1LlEEs. -4Ll ez0 -AFe1-
DCr- =rs-. sE-Zszl EIrenE8Dn pA11 - ca-E-
c--smenr cE5Es, Al CrEa1Me1G s4,@fN ts'el
~ eolzzs szrsLezsorA- P2G1= Do-S-As La
Cas- EzEgsrsG. e&F AZ zl82L
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03

MANAGER WANTEE-ETerT city I'D
s@a--inlArs EeE. exclusive cunur1i; ~ n
80 az bo1k lAEFEsEtnE Aires
York.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03

Eza TO Ean pEr 1uurh- enc RanaEEr
maze Ezlaa "A cnree gears azDuner fl1
y 81 znourhs- 1gLsiless rAscl--AUnE- g-Az1
"A uuhl= Azd Eazr lulT TIE 1esr El-E
"a Eur1@n VITA a fsW aGl1ned doilaEs
- r-ur=s=nr AZ Write cur tzrZs g. e.
Iahnzan EeA1rlcs. Neh
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03

CHEWING ElZ- sel 20 Gaaiers n yuur
nazu- ElaAz- prufEA1 1lsl1ezs 1ElIY -
9EicEly Wfrh gEr 1rA11a- fs1r fAFars-
noEei psckaEez write Epd1g- EnlMsE Co
clnc1unAu o.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-03

AGENTS. yBu are eE-ullE lsas cEzz
- u~ekiy se1d for cur iElest pruslgsErl 81
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-12-07
chickens were taken. The farmers
around are all on the alerp and s'woe
be'' to the thief.
High School Notes.

The class in Agriculture attended
the Farmers Institute Friday morn
ing. Paul Current entered the corn
contest with 10 fine specimens of Min
nesota No Is Yellow Dent corn on
which he received second prize. He
had also written an essay on how this
corn was raised, but the paper was
accidently mislaid or lost at the in.
stitute.
The class has been for the last three
days taking up the subject of how to
raise chickens, both on small and
on a large scale.
The first year class will give some
rhetoricals tomorrow morning.
The new High School song was
tried last Monday morning and is
meeting With general favor. The
Athena Society is contemplating using
it's song as senior class song.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-12-07
Things Theatrical.

'sThe Girl in the Kimono' and her
fifty happy musical associates, coming
direct from triumphal engagement
of one hundred nights at the Ziegfeld
Theatre, Chicago, will be note
worthy event at the Turner Theatre
next Sunday evening. The play is
from the pen Of an American au-
thoress. Helen Bagg, and is unques-
tionably the best story this we'll
known writer has ever written. Phil.
Schwartz is responsible for the music
and has introduced classy and tune
full score. Ten song hits are heard
during the action of the play, the most
popular being, IT Love to Love a
Mason" and ''The Beautiful Rag
A feature of the attraction is the
Ziegfeld "Beauty Chorus in new
display of smart gowns.
The name of Manager Zlegfeld, who
offers this, his latest musical achieve
ment, should be a sufficient guarantee
of the standing Of "The Girl in the
Kimona' in the theatrical world. It
is typical ziegfeld production in
every sense of the word, compromising
an excellent cast, the famous beauty
chorus and the extravaganza scenic
environment for which all Ziegfeld
productives are noted.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-12-07
Cottonwood and SearIes.

Jos. Gulden and Otto Guth went to
Bemidji last week where Gulden
proved on his claim near that place.
Sam Gieseke spent Saturday at
Searles,
Haas and Schnobrich will start to
saw wood if the weather permits
Mrs. Margareth Mack is making
preparation to build a. house at
Searles next Spring.
Martin Schnobrich shipped car
load of stock to St. Paul last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Theo. Waibel spend a few
days with relatives at Lamberton las
week.
The chicken coop on the Andrew
Groebner farm was invaded last M on
day evening and about twenty
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-12-07
Married.

On Nov. q, 1910 at 900 a. m. at
Holy Cross Church, Mount Calvary,
Wis, DR.. John NJ. Baasen and Miss
Caroline NJ. Stollenwerk, Rev.
Anthony Adams officiating.
Dr.. John M. Baasen is son OF
Nicolas Baasen of Leavenworth and
the bride is daughter of Mr.. VIM.
Stollenwerk of Mt. Calvary. DR..
Baasen has been practising medicine
for the past seven years at Mt.
Calvary.
After a reception at the Schrage
House the couple left for Sleepy Eye
to be az the family reunion on
Thanksgiving Day at the home of Mr..
Nicolas Baaseu. All members of the
family were present. Sleepy Eye
Herald.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-12-07
Obituary..

Early Sunday morning occurred the
death of Bernhard Reinhart after
long and lingering illness. For the
past four years Mr.. Reinhart vas
troubled with rheumatism. His con-.
dition was made worse by an accident
in which he was thrown out of a
wagon near the Eagle mill. Since
that time he failed fast and stroke of
paralysis FASTENED the end.
Deceased was born j an. IS, 1865, at
CORTLAND, Nicollet Co. He was
married in New Ulm in 1886 to Miss
Maria Messner who died about four
years ago. After his marriage he
moved on a farm in Milford, remain
ing there about nine years. He then
moved to New Ulm and took up the
saloon business. His second marriage
was with Miss Regina Griebel oil
Cottonwood. He is survived by his
wife and daughter, Edna Reinhart
and five brothers who are: John Of
Cottonwood, Mic, Frank, Ed of Court
land and Max of this city. The
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-12-07
School Apportionment.

Brown County's share of the semi
annual state school apportionment for
the current year amounts to $l1. 43O,
an increase of S96 over the previous
year. For the past year a total
number of $3.50 pupils is reported,
making the per-capita apportionment
for each pupil So.
Each OF the high schools in New
Ulm, Sleepy Eye and Springfield re-
ceived the following: New Ulm 961
pupils, So, 583; Sleepy Eye 346 pupils,
81, 038; Springfield 1862 pupils, sl,086.
Comfrey with 100 pupils is entitled tc
$500, Hanska SO pupils, $685. Evan 81
pupils, sl7l, Golden 40 pupils, sl20.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-12-07

funeral took place Tuesday morning
at ten O'Clock from the Catholic
church, Rev. Father Schlenkert
officiating.
Franz Lovenski, an old resident Of
our city, passed away last Saturday
in the local hospital. Deceased had
been suffering for long time and
went to the hospital last January.
Mr.. Lovinski was born Feb 3, 1928 in
the province of Posen. In 1S49 he
was married to Ernestine Portrich.
He came to America, settling in Wis. !,
in 1854 and then moved to Milford on
farm. About thirty three years ago
he moved to this city where he lived
ever since. His wife died Dec. 81,
1909. He is survived by children,
two having died some time ago. They
are: Mrs. Julius Wendt and Mrs.
Ernst Norman of Springfield, Miss
Pauline of st. Paul. Mrs. Emma Me
man Of this city and Henry Lovinski
OF the Town of Home. The funeral
took place at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Nieman on S. German st. Tues
day afternoon at one O'Clock. Rev.
9. }. Albrecht holding the services.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-12-07
Marriage License.
Henry Schwartz, Springfield
Minnie Lickfeldt, Erie Co., N. Y
Realty Transfers.

Winona and St. Peter Land Co. to
William johnson, 80 acres in s..
% T. 1O8. r. "a $1,000.
Christ Johnson to Rudolph Johnson
80 acres in S II and 12O acres in
S. II T. Ito r. 80 $1,000. 49,. ..
Christ johnson to Lille Johnson 40
acres in S l 80 acres in S. II T.
Ito r. 80 $1,000.
Frank Semans to Johan johnson Lot
8 AND West 10 fl. OF Lot 8 Block 5
Bagen's end. Add Springfield 5000
F, Wilhelm Bartle to John Wendt
Lots and 5 Block So S. New Ulm
$500 .... F..
Arnold G. Won Hagen to Charles H,
Northey Lots, l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, I,
s, 9, 10, II, and II Block Brack-
enridge's 3rd. Add Sleepy Eye 81.
Thomas Foster to j. T. Madsen South
rs it. of L. l b. 4 Knudson's Add,
Evan, MINI. $500.
Andrew c. Renner to Pit Skarp Lot
b. q Comfrey sl75.
Emma Manderfeld to Joseph Mander
field, 80 acres in S. % 7. l0S R. 81
$1,000.
John Bartl to Paul Kuehlbach s;
acres in S. 3. T. Ito r 81 $3.50.
JONAH Johnson to Caroline Krepe
Lots II and II Bl W. & ST. Pc
ter Land Co. lst Add. Spring
field. $500.
Otto Pagel to Ben Brown 80 acres il
S. 7. T. 1O8 R. IS: S3O7O.
Otto Pagel to Oscar Brown 50 acres il
S. TT 1OS r. IS s277O.
Elisabeth Baasen to A. C. Won Hagel
/ 12O acres in S. - T. 100 r. 33 $500
/ A. G. Won Hagen to Nicolas Baase
1900 acres in S. 12 T. 100 Rt 80 81.
Michael Lehrer to Frank j. Memo 1t
/ l. and 2 Bl, 70 S. New Ulm $1,000.
Fred E. Gleason to VIM. Fl. Steel
mann, 100 acres in S % T 100 r. 3;
/ $1,000.
VIM. II. Stechmann to John Steel
mana, I49.75 acres in S 81 z 100
IS $4,000.
! Ferdinand Schaefer to Franz Kroel
ing, 1t BIT S New Ulm, $40.
Il & f s & =
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-12-07
LOCAL NEWS.

: <.
Miss Martha Albrecht is visiting
with relatives in Holland.
Charles Glenn was in the Twin
Cities a few days this week on bust
ness.
Miss Esther Sannwald has accepted
a position as saleslady ia Mrs.
Dongus' store.
Mrs. Rev. Sauter returned from st.
Paul Saturday accompanied by her
sister. Mrs. Gerhart and children, who
will spend the winter in this city.
News was received here of the
marriage Of Mrs. PAIL OF Los Angeles,
q daughter Of Charles Wagner ST., to
Mr.. w. 4. Smith at the brides home
Nov. %.