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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29
&mmorinii1es.

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ten mii1en, bis ibnen etlpaS ange=
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sir mor?"
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feline Milb 5l1m &offee bcfonnmlel1
but2"
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ihm Morgen fritz auh feiuu1 3ucfcy
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rift: u@ilien Sic, &err @irtb, fri
Ter bats mir III oieler @egeno BE-
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fein Mptprhnpt, uno Dor ullel1 1ill-
gen maren Sore Yprtipncn nod gro
Gcr!!"
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@egcll unebr Mertb auf Guolit0t!!"
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Sdn1er5en int lir1fen SUB flagt. glul
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Ar5t glarbt oornn cine fleine Sdmel-
lung 5u bemerfeu. I'm oies ourb Ell
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SUP"
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Murf bermts."
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fein @ei6aft bctrciben."
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tbeilen Sic miloe, meme @erren &C.
idymorenen. Ser ltngliicflide auf Ser
Anflagebur1f bringt S6nen polles Ser
trnlten entgegen."
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gc1oe IS ltfarte lanote ein bruper
Musfetier on leine Ml1tter: u2iebe
Ml1tter! sdid' mir @rtter! 0oer
ld)icf' mir liebcr Sdmal5 ltott 9lrt=
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fer fn1mnt III METER n(S init P,1t-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29
NJ M

gen0e Holtfnrte lallote ein bruper
Musfetier on ieine Ml1tter:: u2iebe
Mltter! Sdid' mir Butter! 0oer
lbid' mir lieber Sdmul5 itatt 8lrt=
ter! Gem nit S6mol5, liebe M>tt=
ter, fn1mnt man meiter ais nit 8ltt-
ter, liebe Mutter!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29
9eering T. Ylantenberg

Briiner's 8lod, am friiberen 6einen's=Blabe
ct. GermainiraBc, ct. @louo, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-29

SIN Mlter bon S4 Sabren fat Elm
Mann in Mem Yorf cine @atti11 aus
erm6blt, sic I'M so. 2ebe1sjobre ltebt.
-Soltte oiele gbe nidt gliidlid ausfal=
fen, 10 boben Sic @etbeiligten menig=
items Sen 5roit, onb bon elmer long
j6brigc1 Mete fartm Sic &eoe lein
fa,m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-08
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Lillian NJ. Newton, 35 Leasing. 4
months; indigestion.
Euphemia Burnham St Mary's hos
Katharzina. Jochnr. Ss7 Wesson,
months: entero colitis.
William T.. Boyer. Az Mcclellan, 81
years; typhoid fever.
Nellie ;. Jenness. % Ledyard, 81
years: paralysis.
William Campbell, Wyandotte, Mich
81 years; pneumonia
Mary j. IIeqron, 4i3 Pennsylvania, as
years; exhaustion.
Augusta r. Giines, 500 w. rGand-
blvd. 80 years; senility.- |
\ Margaret ~. OConnor 6f5 Dix, l
year; eating match heads.
Elof Johnson. Harper hospital. SO
years: pneumonia.
Geraldine Ott. Woman's hospital. 3
months COLTS
Preston p. Shaw, House of Provi-
dence. 35 years; obstruction OF bowels
Rose Areneus. House OF Providence
months; gastritis.
Austin Singer. House OF Providence
months; castro enteritis.
Robert Warren, II. Mary's hospital
20 years; typhoid fever
Harriet A: Taylor. 1870 Trumbull. As
years: apopiexy.
Louise Reibllng. IL Hazel. 4s years
carcinoma.
Charles p. Miller. Harper hospital, 2l
years; typhoid fever.
Christian Zieman. 2b7 Arndt, SO years
old age.
Thomas Hill. Lansing. Mich. 81 years
uremia-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-08
WILL SUBMIT !.
MAJORITY REPORT
Ballinger Committee Is To Convene
Friday-Minority Vote Wednesday
Is Expected To Be Reversed.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Sept. s.
The stand-pat Republican members OF
the Ballinger-Pinchot congressional
investigation committee are deter
mined to make the majority report TO
congress. They admit that the Demo
cratic and insurgent members, COM
prising a temporary majority stole q
march on them by making public their
views regarding X. A. Ballinger
so far as their real effect Is con-
-cerned, they might as we'll have form
ulated their resolutions on the street
corner and told them 10 the nearest
policeman" said Senator George
Sutherland, or Utah, today. Senator
Sutherland and Rep. Mccall, of Mass.
who left the room, intending to stop
further action by breaking the quor-
um, both issued written statements
following the meeting.
These statements were only In the
form Of procedure and neither con-
tanned an intimation that the verdict
itself was unjust.
Yet there Is every reason to believe
that both Senator Sutherland and
Ballinger In the final majority report.
Senator Knute Nelson said today
that both Representatives Ohm
stead, OF Pennsylvania. and DENLY. Of
Michigan, will be here when the COM
mittee reconvenes Friday. Senator
Fletcher and Rep. Graham, both Dem
ocrats, are today formulating a report
unfolding the CLAWS and Pinchot
charges and which will probably be
the committees minority report. The
Ballinger forces are counting on a tie
vote on Friday. Senator Root will
not be here, but the final report to
congress Is expected to be favorable
TO Ballinger, for Senators Root and
Flint both have the privilege Of con-
curing In the report even IL they
don't attend the sessions here and
both are practically committed to Bal
linger.
Rep. DENLY, Michigan, counted up
on to sign the pro- Ballinger report,
arrived in Minneapolis today. He
would not submit himself, professed
no preconceived opinion, but went in
to immediate conference with Sena.
tor Sutherland and Rep. Mccall. who
on Wednesday refused to vote on the
condemnation of Ballinger.
Rep. M. Il. Olmstead, counted as
pro- Ballinger, telegraphed Senator
Nelson today, he will arrive in Min
neapolis. Friday night. When the com
mittee meets at 10 a. m. Friday, the
anti-Ballinger faction will be In con-
troll, 5 TO 4.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-08
Taft Told FOrdney He
Would Stand by Ballingel

SAGINAW. Mich. Sept. S.--A
speech which Congressman ]. W.
Fordney, of Saginaw, made before
the Pacific Coast Lumber Manufac-
turers' association in Portland, and
which Is reprinted in the Portland
Oregonian In the issue of Aug. 2S and
the current issue OF The American
Lumberman, has reached this city.
Mr.. Fordney says that President Taft
told him that he (TafU would stick to
Ballinger, the secretary Of the inter-
Tor department, II II put him out OF the
White House. The article in the Ore
CONAN follows:
Il am a timber owner, and am
greatly interested in forest preserva-
ton.
Il do not agree with Mr. Pfnchot in
his ideas. In my opinion he Is moth
ing but a theorist and not a practical
man. am an admirer of a neigh
Dor of yours-Richard A. Ballinger.
the secretary Of the interior. CAT this
point, Mr.. Fordney was interrupted
by applause.) / recently had q con-
versation with President Taft. In the
course OF which the president said:
"Ballinger has been misrepresented.
believe In him and will stand by him
II II puts me out of the White House"
Now, believe that the president
has been grossly misrepresented also
and regret very much that former
president OF the United States sees
fit to 60 through the country criticiz-
ing the administration. Who does not
want a pure administration? Gentle
men, l am afraid that the next con
gress may be Democratic, which would
mean more revision of the tariff and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-08
BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
Lon Haynes, SO Mott.
Samuel Riykln, 49s Lawndale.
Samuel owen. 22s Harrington.
John Cooley. 1902 Jefferson.
Allen McCrae. 904 st. Paul.
Edward Richards. 34S Hibbard.
John Antezak. 1865 Michigan.
William Lenz. 10 Hugo.
Charles staff. 40 Highland.
Ralph Clicnke. 1856 Twenty-third.
Anthony Lasecki 1is Superior.
John Hamilton. 1894 Mt. Elliott
Eric Baurziel. 172 Moran.
Stanislaus Paulick. 1921 Wesson.
John Mckay. 20 Wight.
Bert Cook, 2st OILS. Campau.
Charles Rose. 1859 Crane.
Theodore Scherer. 1493 Canfeld.
John Teudt. 1850 Sixteenth.
Albert Labudda 625 Campbell.
Kanol Wozniak. 6l0 Alexandrine.
John Dunaven, al Seyburn.
BOYS.
Alexander StItt. 452 Mullett.
Morris Hohn. Ti2 Chene.
Muriel Chaplin. 1904 Fort.
Charles Weller. % Spront.
Robert Rurdick. 30 Gibson.
Henry Heppner, 23 whiting.
Henry Fitzgerald 400 Clay.
Frank Fraley. 400 Hancock
Hugo Orende. 104 Willis.
steve Glinski. 1929 Twenty-fourth.
Joseph Lynch. 1893 Fourteenth
Jacob Marcus, 100 Chene.
Row Paterson. $50 Fourteenth
William Martin. 1921 sixteenth.
Edward Frederick. sac Fifteenth.
Louis Jones. 1872 Fourteenth
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-08
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Henry Papst. 362 Mt. Elliott "a
years: Bright's disease.
Mary J. Buell., S1l NanDyke, 40 years,
enteritis.
Edward Petrykus, 5ll Illinois.
years. diphtheria.
Frarciszek Kremp. SIS Twenty-
eighth AZ years. typhoid fever.
Walter schwartz, 3S5 Twenty-thlrd
2S years: tuberculosis.
Martin FekjaCs, l0l Burdeno, IL
months: malnutrition.
Dufhie Foley. $40 Twenty third. ~
years: nephritis.
Stanislawa BUY. 36 Otis, months;
mDlnutrition.
John Ostrowski. Solvay hospital. 80
years: inquest pending.
Anna Gembics 26S r.. Willis. AZ years
tuberculosis.
william Harmer. AZ Greedy. 3 months
marasmus.
Martha Kaschuba. SEA Leland, 81
years: typhoid fever.
Mildred Eisler. los Charlevoix,
month; marasmus.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-08

the various wards are: Republican
First ward, Backus and Carpenter;
Second ward. Gambler and Craig:
Third, Barnett and Kramer; Fourth.
Gordon and Clark: Fifth. Wendt and
Cries: Sixth, Sidebottom and McElroy
or MacQueen; Seventh ward, no Re
publican nominees; Eight, Porter and
Wilson; Ninth ward. no Republican
nominees; Tenth, Long and Davis;
Eleventh. Anklam and Behlow;
Twelfth. Cranshaw and Gail or irish;
Thirteenth. Stung and Baumgarth;
Fourteenth, Reuter- and Brow; Fiji
teenth, O'Neill and Kempt: Sixteenth,
Theel and Miller, or Bressman; Sew
enteenth, Nichols and Dingeman;
Eighteenth, Wenzel and Cowan.
Democrat-Seventh ward. Delor and
Schneider; Eighth, Bettison; Ninth.
Klebba and Kulwicki; Tenth, Gibney;
Eleventh, thinner; Fifteenth, Schneid.
err; Sixteenth. Downs and Stachura.
Rothacher . Winner.
With a few precincts still 10 hear
from, Coroner Rothacher seems to
have beaten out DR.. William 8.
Grimes for one Of the Republican NOM
nations for coroner. His majority Is
In the neighborhood OF 600. Coroner
Burgess was re-nominated by q large
majority over both the other contest
ants.
Practically complete returns give
Chase s. Osborn. the 800" candidate
for governor, q plurality OF about g.
900 In Wayne county, which 10 just
about what Osborn's active support
ers here figured on. Congressman
Townsend's majority over Senator
Burrows In Wayne Is between 1000
and 5000.
The legislative nominees In this dis
trict are: Robert Y. Ogg. Charles
Flowers. James d. Jerome. John Stew
enson, Charles w. Austin, George
Lord, Orvice r. Leonard. Joseph G..
Unsoeld, A. Ward Copley. Noble Ash
ley and William H. Martz, late returns
making no changes.
The result OF state senatorial con-
test In the First district Is still In
doubt, Charles p. O'Neil and Law
renee w. Smell running very close.
The results In the other districts were
as follows:
Second district. James A. Murtah
CD; Third district, Guy A. Miller
(R); Fourth district-John N. Anhut
(R), James H. Lee Cd; Fifth district,
George G. Scott (R).
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-08

more unsteadiness OF business. be-
lieve In protection and believe In
protection Of lumber and ! worked
for IT.: and I believe the tariff bill
that was passed was the best that
could be passed under the circum-
stances. When bill OF that kind has
to be passed by so many men In each
house, men representing different sec
tons OF the country, II cannot the 9TH
erwise than q compromise. No one
man can get everything In II just as
he wants It,"
Mr.. Fordney left late yesterday 10
make a campaign tour In Maine.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Edward Barth. AZ: Emma Leach. ~.
Lawrence $. Strong. %, Amanda Dur
fy. 81.
-, Joseph aierlach. 81; Broni'law Koa-
william e; A. Roeglin. "a; Julia r.
Steve Tekete. %; Elizabeth Borsai.
Anthony Gerc. 81; Frances scerbak.
Charles F. williams. 20. wsshin gton.
Josephine vnida, AZ Katherine Stein
ispacy, d s'nkswlcz, rs; Frances Pes
Daniel A. Bongard. 80; Marion Bran
igan. 26.
Aloysius L. vantiem, "a; Genevieve
August woilenweber, "a: Emily Doer-
Fred wendIand. 20; Lena shiery, 20.
Walter Board 26,. Greenfield; Mabel
Rutenberg, 10. BEDFORD.
Samuel Houtar. "a. Oakwood: Han
Andr.w w. Finney. So; Gertrude B.
'1 Lloyd f. Easterly. 20; Eva NJ Brown.
John j. Ahern. SO. Jacksonville. Fla
on,, s bSstga D ser,sa
Glenn Summers. 30, Detroit: Gertrude
LeitzaD. p, Mt Clemens.
lam lanes H. Lambert 81; Ethel F. Nc
Matthias Haring, 81. Toledo; Margaret
A. Kusel. 20, same.
Clarence Jones, 20, Fostoria, O.; Ag-
mes L. Hay. Is. Detroit.
George J. Ronsh, 2s. Detroit: Loretta
st. Aubin, %, River Rouge.
q. Wray Bailey, ~; Irene A. Robdeii.
George Hoisappie. 2s; Mary J. Brown
Louis z. Rabedeau. SO; Margaret A
Harold T. Davis. 81, Detroit; frances
Z. Edmondson, 20, PIT. Huron.
Adam Gamsiorousky. %; Celia KIa-
Russell S. Rice. 20, Canton; Stella
McFetridge. 20. Ypsiianti
obediah p. Raszell. %: Grace I.
of Russell NJ Roddlck. ss. Rrantford,
Ont: Muriel I. Johnston. 2a. Detroit.
Boleslaus Jagadzinski. 81; Mary Cier-
Joseph carnaghi. %; Margaret Old
William c. Krumm, 81; Theresa Prehs.
william c. Krumm. 81; Theresa
Herman e. wiikimeyer. "a; Emma e.
Ivan W Dorsey. 81, Coldwater; C.
Carl c. Beais, es; Margaret North. So.
John, c. Harte. FL; Beatrice NJ La
Arthur p. storm, %: Netha Hyatt. 1s.
Mildred Myers. 81, rGand Rapids,
Mich.
Hugh Mcvicar, Al; Edith NJ. Rushton.
Andrew Suski. 2s: Mary Kuzna. 26.
Frank NJ Rathburn. SO: Frances
Mott 50.
Aiphonse schaaf, %. Detroit; Mary
Krupp. %, Utica, n. Y.
Victor Malochc, 25. Walkerviile. Can /;
Alice Laprise. 25. Detroit
William Fl. Kipp 40. Detroit; Nettie
Sullivan. Al Jackson.
T. RAYMOND n. Parsley. 80, Hamil-
ton. Mont: Grace L. Freeman, q, De-
troit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-08
Run Down. BY Auto.

Joseph Seletin, living at Thirty
third and Buchanan-sts., was struck
by an automobile, Wednesday. at
Thirty-fifth and Buchanan, and quite
seriously injured. DR.. A. J. Radzin-
ski, No. 22 Thirty-fifth-st., attended
him..
Seletin did not see the auto APP
preaching because an election booth
was In the way.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-08
WHITE STAR LINE

Wharf, foot OF GrisWoId-st
For Port Huron, way ports. steamer
leaves daily $40 a, IN. and 230 y. m,
sundays , "A. m. and $3.50 p. IN
Direct connection made at sarnis
Wednesdays and Saturdays with
ntfcent ateeI : 3. HAMONlC and y. -
Ut'RONIC for 500. Port Arthur and
puluth and Mondays with >. q SAR-
FOR TOLEDO. steamer leaves daily
30 N M
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-08
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, Sept. 9. 1910.
Paving Notice No. 1928.
FREDERICK AYENuE

huNbmk NOttCe w. AVSos
FREDERICK AVENUE.
To George D. Bader. Theodore Ber-
endt. Charles Bucholtz, StanisIaus Bull
manski. 4. Brzezinski. Theodore Bath
sr; John Pettin; william W. Cartwrixht
& NJ r. r.. julian Dombrowski. Gus.
taye Dietrich. Joseph Ehlert. Michael
Elwart jacob Eisndt Joseph Falarow-
odore Grather, Eta Gray. +. Grabow-
ski, $. n Hubert Edward H9ehner.
tiewicz; a. Kirby; Jacob Kowslski. Aug
Adam Klein h. klbsrt KosSielIek, Joseph
thony Lazarowiez, A. Lendzion, John
Lamparski. Katherine McGregor, c. a..
Maui. Joseph Moran. John. A Moeller.
wig Meicarek. L. Oizewski, Joseph w.
Otto se,t JG p;GhI,S 0rnTfsSy. Albs.t Pslath
man, August Radomski. Michael Rack,
3. spencer. J, Il. scripps, @. ri.
sacIeh josn stan SsfasRi s Sosn
scs%sss Freas sfSs sqsi sns : 4u FFspt
PER Martin TioShyn.k,; Frederick {;
Thomas wutak, Isadore weIsman, Jo,
sssph yWoischmon' anthony zIentek,
to all other persons owning occupying
! or otherwise Interested In any OF the
lots and premises fronting on Freder-
| lex avenue. in said City OF Detroit,
within the limits hereinafter mention
ed
| Detroit. having ordered so much OF
Frederick avenue. from the east line
| OF Russell street to the west line OF
Chene street. TO be graded and paved.
notice is hereby given that an assess-
ment has been made upon all the lots
and premises fronting on said Freder-
lex avenue. and liable to be assessed
/ for said Improvement under the pro-
\ visions OF The City Charter, and that a
1 roll OF said assessment IL now conn
pleted, and Will remain at the Assess
ors' office In the City OF Detroit, from
| the date hereof until the goth inst,
for the inspection OF all persons con-
4 cerned therein.
, BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
i (1o2) BY JOHN e. NAGEL
President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-08

position TO good set
tied woman. 27f r. Boulevard Du-
ties, to cook and take care of down
stairs, Colored man takes care OF up
stairs and waits table. no attention
TO furnace. family consists of mar
ried couple and 2 small children
wages ~ per week. Apply Employ
Co, Jeffsrson-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-08
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
IyrrRuRBAx LINES.


DETROIT Uaites Isteruvbaa Zines. %
FLINT LlMITEDs--,s. .. ana s:ys Ga
m, r-i2:S6, '3.s6 and s:35 y. m Locals
2 m: II D. m. to Oxford runs to Fiin3,
Sundays. To Romeo a m. q n r1E4
and every two hours to 10 .. m. a.
D. m. -
JACKSON LIMITEDs - ,:ts a. NJ
i iscE:,n s'|s and sas .. m; Locals -
to sp m Ann Arbor. . q m. an6
hourly to II p. m. Worthwhile, ESQ -
IN. and hourly 60 1850 D. m. .. M
II p. m: Saline cars from Ypsilanti. ~
TOLEDO LIMITEDs-7. 20. s:2o ana
ll:20 q. m, l:3o, $50 and $40 .. -,
saturdays and Sundays. 1870 p. m. L61
Gals 20 Toledo. $3.50 a m. and hourly a.
$50 p. m: Monroe only. $3.50 and n -,
n.
FORT HURON LIMITEDs-sts aua
0:<6 6. m. 1a:4S. S:ts and s:4S D. uLs
Sunday only. IL p m. LOCALS to Pott
Huron. . a. m. hourly to .. m, . -
~ 3 p. m. to Msrins City only. w.
Clemens. Z a: n a. m. haif-houyt3
20 p. m: hourly 60 n p m. M
Clemens via shore Vine s.ss q NJ
hcurIv ~ s:ss y. m. ~ y ~ "a
PONTIAC DIVISION. a. m. half.
hourly to 1p. m; hourly to II .. ms
Birmingham only. - D. m.
wYANDOTTE DIvIsIoN-5:3, a. m.
ha)s. hourly TO s;ss .. m; hourly 70
1888 D. m
ORCHARD LAKE DIVISIONS . d
hourly toll p m
'These cars run throusn 20 saginaw.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-08
PAYS TRIBUTE To
CLIFFORD P|NCA0T
Chief Forester Graves Says His Pred
ecessor Is Real Founder of Move
ment To Save Resources.

ST. PAUL. Sept. 8.-0ifford
Pinchot addressed the conserva-
ton congress this afternoon. He
judged unity Of action by the peo-
pie to prevent special interests
from blocking the plan to save
the natural resources and pointed
with pride to the rapidly growing
ranks the conservation move
ment has mustered.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-08
MONTREAL EXCURSION.
Grand Trunk Railway system-Ac
count 81 international Eucharlstic


Tickets on sale from Detroit, Sep
tcmber 3rd 10 10th. inclusive, valid to
return until September 18th. Round
trip fares &15.25. In addition, tickets
with q thirty-day limit $4,000. Spe-
cial attention IL called to the Eastern
Flyer leaving Detroit at 2:46 D. NJ
and arriving Montreal TAO the follow
ing morning. Returning, the Interna-
tional Limited leaves Montreal at 300
a. m. and arrives In Detroit at 1920
D. m. same day. These extra fast
trains are In addition to the regular
service.
City Ticket once, 124 Woodward
ave-. Phone Main 80.
JOB Prinsi.E I nSne Right; Tines
1893. or City 1886.
New Ulm review., 1910-06-15
MONUMENT TO BE ERECTED in
NEW ULM
Efforts are Being Made to Come.
morate Memory of General
Bobleter. New Ulm Park
Commission Greatly Inte-
rested in This Mrtter.

& 4 &
The recently appointed Park Commis-
sion have information at hand relA-
tive to the securing of a monument
commemorating the memory Of the
late Brigadier General Joseph Bob
Letter, the father of the M. N. G..
This monuments is to be erected in his
home city, New Ulm. The members
of the Park Commission are greatly
interested in the erection of this mon
ument and have taken hold of the
matter in manner which will warrant.
the success of this undertaking beyond
a question of doubt.
In view of the fact that the state
appropriates certain amounts for just
such purposes, being desirous Of per-
petuating the memory ofsits foremost
citizens it should be an easy matter to
raise the necessary funds for an ap-
propriate monument of the late gene
raj. Mr.. Bobleter has rendered va,u-
able services TO his country and is
called the father of the Minnesota
mililia. He is surely entitled to .
mark OF respect which will forciblys
tell the story Of his patriotism to the
coming generation. The Commission
deserves credit and ought to receive
sufficient encouragement il their efforts
il securing this monument for New
Tim.
New Ulm review., 1910-06-15
Local Lodge Officially Visited.

The local lodge of the Herman Sis
ters last Friday evening was officially
visited by the State Grand Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs. Wilhelmina Borchert of
Minneapolis. This lady is makeing
an inspection tour through the state
and come over from st. Peter Friday
afternoon accompanied by the follow
ing members of the St. Peter lodge.
Mrs Bertha Ritt; Mrs. Margareth
Hahn, Mrs Julia Hermann, Mrs. Anna
Meister, Mrs. Elizabeth Kohl, Mrs
Lima Miller and Mrs. Christina Rim
kel.
In the evening these visitors were
royalty entertained by the local sis
ters, refreshments we're served and
Mrs. Borchert was given . beautiful
bouquet. The local lodge is in q
splendid condition, steadily increas-1
ing in membership.
New Ulm review., 1910-06-15
SUMMER SEASON OPENS AT HOT
SPRINGS
New train service announced by
the North Western Line

With the inauguration of additional
summer service of The Black Hills
District last Sunday, the train service
of The North Western Line has been
greatly improved and this station
placed in close touch with the great
health and pleasure resort at Hot
Springs, as we'll as the mining centers
at Deadwood and Lead, and the ra-
pidly developing agricultural district
around Bello Fourche.
The season at Hot Springs promi-
ses to be very active one. Hotels,
baths, sanitariums, and other features
that are Of interest to tourists and
health seekers are open. The wonder
scenery, fine climate and healing wa
tiers of this great natural sanitarium
are largely instrumental in increasing
travel in this direction each year.