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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-27

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-27
WANTED-AGENTS.
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WANTED-SALES MANAGER
To handle a product on the market for.
seven years; great seller: act as man
eger with office In Portland, Oregon +.
must be man OF ability and furnish
small capital. He VIII have eniIra
charge OF salesmen; good for $4,000 pe,.
year Call at 499 So Main street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-27
WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE-PAUL HEN. PRO
prietor, 6S East 1st South ESQ rooms;
rates 35c. A0c and xl934
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-08

Rem gOrt, 7. SUM. aneet.:
.R0nigtn 2uiis" Don 9enud, rAoma"
pon MarieilIe.
abseg.: r2lntonip 2ope3" nah Bars
celona, .Gampania" noh 2iperpooI,
.Re b'StaIia" unb Oceanic" nad9
ReapeI. rMajeitic" mad 2iperppol,
rgutris" na6 9trdus.
90 RontreaL anget,: nSicilian~
BON 2onbpn.
Rsupet. anset.: ~@ermania" bon
Rem gort.
glbees.: rgrettc" ndd gestp gort.
2ioerppol. Aneet.: .ssruucoa
uiu@ Don Bolton. .2ate Ueanitpba~
bon Montreat, rSrisslnnb" BON 96i.
tubelpbid.
abees,: Pretoria" noa pbiIabel.
pbiu, .3selunb" uahgoitcn. .Mertpu4
nuh gbiIaheIphia.
aopenbager. anget.: .lluiteS
States" BON Rem grrt.
8enua. 4neet.; r6ambarg' BON
Hefp Uort.
Qntpsrpen. absss., .Rpnts
forb" nah Wtpntredl.
Suebec. anget.: .Montesumas
bon 4nttperpen.
6dpre. 4ngst.: rgbicusp" nuh
rRinadra" BON Rem Uurt.
Rpttero q m. aHget.: suraniums
ppngtep YOrt.
Sueenstonn 4bges.: mCGr.
manic" nah Rem gDrt.
5outbampton. I6asdnngen:
.Grsonic" unb .aaifer miHelm nss
Grsbs" rad Ram psyL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-08

lt6 bas @eF6dftsbaus beg aleibsrs
ipaarer 5dnblers 2eopolo 8rtpfus
nteoerbrannte, Der fih erf6ob, nu6bem
sr Der PoIi3ei Elm 9sftdnOniB abgeIsgt
bate.
Sruungeu geftbItd.
gbitugp, 7. Sunt. Gtadtsdns
malt Syo5n 6. 80. Wapmun Itellte beute
in 4brebs, bab tuu'enoe BON Srau-
uneen, peIhe BON bem Sriepensrthter
Dm. +. Stacep BON Gpanston ses
| fdIoIIen lporben, ungiItig feien, ipte
Staotriatsr Stetpart geiterH srtIGrt
babe.
Strstt pOn 9Ittsuars
beitsrn.
gIpufo, Ser, Suni. $50
4ngeiteQte Der QIarco 56mslSfperte
BEL 5orreOn, Merito. itreitsn fir
h06ere 20bne. 8teIelben iinb gigens
tbum Der 4merican Smelters unb Ses
curities 60. uno peroen Don Soloaten
Mabero's benuht.
9ag9OrgebeugegenORiosr
2egislatur M it9Iteber.
GoIumbus, 8, =. SUM-. Die
unterfu6ung Der Gorruption in Der
2eqislotur 1T BON Der 9runbiurp Bis
5rtitag psrfhobeu rporoen. Die Gns
nGLte Der Staatsienatoren Qnoretps
unD 5uFfman reihtsn ffriftIid iRre
ginndnbe gegen bic 4ntLagen, tpsIhe
aeaen ibre GLienten erboben lpuroeu,
Elm. gfihtsr 9trtsab rDiro am Game
flag Mtorgen bic 4rgumente Der ana
tpGlte b0ren.
8eir 5ruuenfimmrsh DIT.
5artforp, Conn, 7. SUM-. Die
Bin pelhe 5rauen bel itGotifhen
8abler bas Sttmmre6t oerleibt, rpurs
be beuts nit 168 gegen 49 Stimmsn
perporfen.
Spiumbef 6lagru9mt.
! Rem Yort, 7. SUM- 0rei 3ols
bsamte uno bret 9etetttDs batten heus
te nit Der aus IA 6ineiiIhen SeeleuteH
bsite6enoen MannIdaft oss 9ampfers
vRoieric" einen regeLrehten Gampf
| aussufe6ten, ebe es linen gelung, eintu
8often Opium, Der duf 1000 be-
Dertbet pirb, su ssfhlagnabmeu. Srei
gbineIeu rpurpen perbaftet.
Ruuouenboot rDoloertne'
0ienitgefelIt.
/, 0afbingtor. 7. Suni. 8ai
: Dariue Depurtsment bat oas adno'
/. nenboot DolDerine in Grie, ga, por
: Der 9iIte geftrideu, I'M es Der Wurtner
RiIt3 gennfpl0untd's 8u iiberLdHen
9as lebte Der. Stauteu &risgsIhtf
: tpirb baourd BON ben groben Seser
" berf6pinben.
9oup. Surmon bstirt piel
Borlagen.
: Columbus, g., 7. SUM-. - Del
: 9puoerneur 6drmpn bat am Waitttpod
l. bier 9Orlagen nit Ietnsn 9eto bels9t
barunter bic Gubretps Borlage, osrsu.
: fptge bas Supremgsrift perpfli6tst
fsin iolIte, iibsr ale Gdue, iiber bic si
entiteioet, i6rtftIihe Grtfheibuuger
, ob3ugsben. 9as 8eto piro burh oi,
glnnabne begriinbet, bdB bic ,9ett oei
: 9erihts oaburh 81 iebr in auiprud
I eenommeu tpiirbe.
: Die anberen pettrten 9orlagen iino
! bic Dpre giu, Der 5ufoIge bic Qmts3ei
Der ftdbtiiheu aubiteure um feds MD,
4, nate osrIGnaert fperben fol; bic gon
naa9bton 9in, ber3ufolse cine Stabt
r eemeinbs tpentgftsns 5000 Gtnfpobne'
: baben miife, anftatt 5000, fpte btsber
= unb fsrner bic &ilpdtrtd Bin, oersu
foIee fir bic Supsrintenbenten boz
csntraliitrtsn 9orprfbte=S6nlsn mob
= nuneen srrihtet tperoen follen.
|
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-08

Iino prsseiIiono SiIpa, feline bsibeH
GD6ne unb Elm sepiFer 9omus gurs
aas, Elm 4nbdnger RusoH's. Sm
3eIbnuis Su SuareS purce fsute non
einem llnb.tannten ein SduB auf ben
propiioriIGen Gouperneur bon ghiz
bu1bua, albrnm Gcnsal.s. abseftnert,
her sisisH sladli1srusifs Hi6s sraf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-08

ivy pbShtRI StpupttL HSPuLpTa.
Nus BEN beutfhtH Reid.
Berlin. z. Suni. RsprGientans
ten Der ameritaniI6en Rail- SntereiTen
bena6riftigteu am Wittnoh bic Gis
eenthiimer Der unabbdngisen beutIhen
aalisWinen. bab iie iih peisern Mir
ben Rnlis2ieferuneen on5unebmen, fir
bic fie bic grirdsg groouttioRsiisuer be-
3ablen iolleH; NIT onneren Morssn, baB
bic beuti6eu ;yirmsn bic GTtraitsuer
besdblen miiBtsu.
Rahbem am Is. Rai cine 0ereins
baruns 3nii6en ben ameritanern unb
benz beutihen adIis Spneitat Al Gtdnz
be stiommtH mar. ipurben audi Inter
hanblunaeH nit ben unabbduaiaen
beitfheH Girmsn angsfniipft, bsren
Gontrntte nit ben 4meritanern fir
bas issise heutihs staligeies perant.
tportIih Iinb. Die beutInen Rontrdt=
loren beftthen burauf buB bis amsris
fdnifGen syirmen fir bic grtrosprps
buiiionsiteusr duftommen miHen.
Sas beutise @ors,hen Der amsritas
nsr beutet an, baB ii6 bic lutsrbdnb=
Iunssn nit ben unabbdnsigsn osuti6er
i5irmeu 3erIhlosen baben, unb bi:
beutihsn iyirmen psrben ieBt lpabrs
| id,einlif In ben omsritaniiheH Bum
besgerifteH grosefe nubGHgis MAIDEN,
UNI bic amtrifanii6en 5trmeu snr
3ablung Der Grtraftsusr 81 5pinssn.
| 8erIiu. Z. Suni. Sdcpb s.
G@iff BON Rep Ycrt lift nneh einer
mshrtdsisen aufentbdlt in Berlin mad
6omburs absersiff, nu9oem sr etn
aubieHs BEL Aoifsr WilbsIm bate.
Gins MarnuRg an 5rant
reih.
81. gefiirhtungen ii6er srnft
lide 9ernidelungen in Der IRA
rofto s5rage Tino piener aufi
neue Iaut ssiporbsn. Gs heibi
baB bic beutidt Rsgieruus cine ipeit.r
gsoie an 5ransrsih seri6tst bat. MORN
betont ipiro. odb Deutfhlano auf be
geftimmung bss g,rtrases Dol
algseird b.itsht, fpelder bic GouDtr6ni
tat uno Snttsritat bss Sultdnots 90
raRtiri.
Die Jlote tparnt bic fransOfiif3. Re
sierhns Dor Der Gefdbr. ben GinfliiIter
una.n Der fransOi6en prsffe unb be
politiser nahsugeben.
Der 6 mpasntrtrieg nte
\. Der i'm ausbreden.
i paris. Z. Suni. Der Cham
pagnertrieg brobt in ben 1sporte
ments Marne unb 4ube oufs Neu
nus5itbrefen nn0 sipnr t1ifoiec eine
1strets, bas am Uiittno6 BON nen
grdiibenten 5aliieres unterssi6ns
tporDen iit. Wlit benz 9etrst mir
Der plan bes Gtnaisrdtbs fir bic go
iung Der pieiteiproheHen 5rnge, fpel
DE Wsine als Gbompdgner beseihns
iuerben iolsn, ratifi3iri. Gieiet
glon 3nfolss pirb bic aanas gham
pagne in 3tpei 3on.n gettvilt. 81
erie Gone. aus Dem Gepdetenret
Nlarns beitebknb. foa bos Redt ia
ben. lire @eine ais @haIgpngner !
bt3eihnen; bic sipsiie Some. aus bei
Department aube beitsbeno. foI BE-
J gegen ihre Weine als .gbampngns
/ BON Der Sipeiten Some beseihneH
/ Dieter pIan befribist uber tba
fGhlih nur bic 8eipobner pon Morn
~ p1brenb Aube barber in bie gr0B
Anfresuns seraihen III unb sriidr
/ iih niht fiissn 5u ipolltH. Su ELM
) am Mittlpoh abenD ftattgefunotns
. Wsrfammlung bon Delesdten all
/ Weinbergsbefiter ipuroe beIhloifs1
baB benz QIan Bis dnfs sieuberite ol
; ponirt perpen folle.
ri Rctbe ;5obnen tonmen i'm 4ub
] Diitrilt srisber gum Worfhein, foipe
! tobsn obts nod feline srnitii6sn ni
rubsn nass5siunSsu. sls aa4 Na1
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g hlimmer GiieHbabuuus
fnlI

fall.
Satrfislb, Conn, Z. SUM-. Bier
5raht3iigs fubren in Der Raat bonn
0ienftag nuf gtittDo6 in Der Rdbe
hieiiaer Staot auf oem 9eleiIe Der RstD
Sapen R. R. in chamber. 3tpsi Wdnz
ner tdmen babel ums 2ebeH, tpenigs
ftens iiebsn puroen perIsst. 8tDei oapcn
Fpdbrfheinlih tootli6 uno 5pei rDerben
nod psrmibt.
Die getDotstsn IiHb Der 2Otpmotips
fiibrer WiIidm Qaurie pon 5drtfOrp,
Conn. unb Elm Ssiser, bic bsIoe 3u
5ooe perbriiht ipurbsu.
Gus llnsliit ersisnete i'd, 6alo Eah
Wlitterna1t an elmer abgelegeneu StelIe
Der Balm. Die 3iigs, Die insiHnnber
fubrsn. parsn brti GItrasiise uno Der
resuI1rs fhueqe Refp gortsr5raht3ug.
Gtner Der Sradt3iiss, oftlih fahrsno,
ipraHg pom 9sIetfs uno fubr in ben
3peitsn 3ug binsin, Der gsrube in NETT
litsr Ridtung porbeitam. 3rpei an
oere 3iigs, Die oiht binter ben bsiosn
sriten bier antamsu, fubrsH fat iofprt
in bic 5riimmer Der anbersn .3iige
binein. 3psi 9ompftsifsl Don 2otDz
motipeu erplooirfsn uno bic 5riimmer
gerietben in granp. 9isSooten unb
9erIeBtsn tpuroen bon einsm iofsrt
abgsiatttsn grtru5us uaa Bridgeport,
Conn. gebraht.
Streit oer gIepelanber
aIs ibsrma9er.
GIepelaub, O., Z. Suni. 5000
Union EIsibsrHahsr singsu bier
beute on ben Streit. gs banbelt iih
nitt 70 iebr um cine 2obnsrhobuna,
ais um bic 4nsrteuuuns Der Union.
Ruffeu fisen.
Rspgort.7. Suni. 9as BUM
bes qppeIlations Geriht neissrtt
iin beute, gbriItppbsr G. DiITon nm
bic ibrigen geamtsn Der unitst
Bireless telegraph 60. segeH 8iirss
| i6aft duF frsien suB gu iessn. St.
getreffeuben tpuroen pegsn UtiBs
brauhs Der goit su bstriigsriiher
3pedtn gu @sfGHsnibitruien perurs
t9silt uno butten gseen oas ssrihtliht
grtsnntnib gerufuns eingelegt.
Gattenmoro uno Gel 5 t.
morb.
| Gtepelanb, g., 7. Sunt. 20
| Iepb Samogps, elm Gormer BON bier
Der sulest in 9etxoit oedrbeitet latte
fam am Wittfpod, 4benb bierter 3li'
rid uno beeab iin in bus 3tmmer feit
rer grcu, bic er nit einsm 5lsif5sr'
nlefier in fur6t6drer Weiie suribtste
ipGbreno lie i'm Bette nebtn ibrem oie1
Sobrs alien ainbe lag. Gr eeginG
oenn Selbitmorb, tnnem sr iih ein'
auael in ben aopf itoB. Die Dur
ten Der iSrau iperoeu tpuhrlGeinlid
i6ren Sob terbeifiihrsn. Samogp
bate feline Jrau Der lIntrsue bssiftist
SeufatipneIIe 9 aieb
/ affaire.
| Rem gort. z. SUM. - %. 6. .
| Stptss, Gisentaiimer oes 5otels 4n
Ionia, zines Der erDBtsn 4portmsnt
SoteIs ouf Der mittlersn Weitfei!s
fpurbe am Wittpoh abeno in einen
| apurtmsntbaus an Softer StraBe Dol
elmer 5rau breirol seihpifen. 3ne
Rugein brdneen In ous lints 9ein Ell
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63 yerfonen ,pnroen oa6ei
getootet
DE gsp0lternna uobm ibn In auber'
crbtHtIih eHtbuiiufiiher
Meiis auf.

Die 0erf6p5ruus Der TsugUnifte,i
gtsen Rabero
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wetterberidyt.

Gir Dhio: G90nes Wettsr am
Dcnneritog; lpGrmer I'm n6rblihen
9kil. Mn 5rsitoe fh0nss tpdrmerss
Msttsr. RorbipsisIi6t Bis fiib6flihe
minbG
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-08

GOlI fbIimmsr f.in ala man unsss
Hpmmen bate.
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% TIT ber Qu9ldB bes
.sroben aafapette's
ntbIisbsn2

aonbon,7. Sum- dc R1nldbs
permoIier bes .srobsH 2afnreste-. Der
bei Dem Drnnb ieinss empire polncs
9beaters In gbinburg ums 2sbsn fam.
babtn am Wsittp0d| befdalpcrsn. bab
nlIes Deiibibum bts @erungliidtsn.
bds I'm aonigrsih nufesfunben iDsrben
tenRie, einen mertb bon nur $11, ,445
babe. Vile Neniibungen. bns 1tItns
insni bes MlaHnes su finbsn. iD1rtn
ptrGsblih
Ga fdeini bdb gofdpsttt ben groBs
ten 7ltiI ieints Wtrm5aens. bos ailf
$500, 600 abgeiGdbi ipurDt, In p0ris
anb fonfip0 auf bsm aensintnt nasss
| lstt ~
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Der Gbdmpasnsririeg brobt aufI
Reue Ios5ubre6sn
Snfolse zines Dstrsts bss prafibsntsn
JoIlieres,
0engg,ldH bie Champagne tn stuei
3pnen eetbeilt tpirb.

Der fron51ifhe Gendtor unb eEkmas
Iige premkr Roupier getorbeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-08
acknowledgement
Sd(lmmer Gifen6a6a.Nn
Yier 9ra6tsiige 6ifoen eiten
Eriim,,ter6anfen.
3uei Feriuneu sstObtet, spei
peruiRt unb iieben idwer
Dertuunoet.
Gin aleibsrma6er Streit in
Glepeldno.
Die geamten Der 0irelsb 5slegropb
60. miifien lire Strufeu a6fisen.
gottenmorb unb SelbItmDrb in gleoes
lamb.
Der II Sabre alte gissntbiimer bss
anionia 5ptsIs 81 Rsp gprt
BON sipei UtGohen in eiuem Qpart>
mentbdus nisebrssi6ofsu uub
fhDer peripunoet.
Bier bon Der SbiDer 2egtslatur aHges
IoulmeHe 8prlagsu

Bon benz 9ouDerusur 5armon bstirt
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Rem Dort, z. SUM. - Us. 6. ..
5tptss, Gisent1iimer bes Sotels 4ns
iOnia. zines Der srOBten 4portment=
SoteIs auf Der mittlsren Weitfei.s.
purbs am Wittpoh abeno in einem
apurtmsntbaus an Softer StraBe Don
elmer 5rau breimol seidpifen. 3nxi
Rugeln brdnssn In ous lints 9ein elm
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lt6 bas 9eF9dftsbaus bss aleibsrs
ipadren 3dnOlers 2eopoIo 9rtpfus
nteoerbrannte, Der ii6 erf6ob. nuhbem
er Der PoIi8ei Elm 9sftdnontb abgelegt
bate.
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werbets iuabrfGeinliH bic
0lntcrifaner in ben antes
rifanildBen SunoeSges
rid,ten perfla8en
Weil lie iib ipeisern bic Grtra.
YrDbuftiousiteuer su be-
Sableu.
Die 4mreituner beboupteH, bab BITE
Gsuti6en bie Steuer bssahl.u
folIen.

Cine Marnuns on 5rantreib tpeseu
beHen Dorgsbens In WsaroftO.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-09-13
EVA ISAACS WILL Be SENT
TO SAUk CENTER
Charges Of White Slave Traffic
Against Barnes.
Marion Sent Home on Probation.

Frank Barnes, charge with kidnap-
ping Eva and Marion Isaacswss given
. prelimenary hearing last Thursday
afternoon before Municipal Judge Ge-
schwind Of Sleepy Eye. His case was
continued until today wednesday,.
Eva & Marion Issacs who went with
Barnes to Brsinerd were also brought
before Judge Geschwind. The; case
against Marion, the youngest girl,
was dismissed and she was sent home
under probation.
Eva was sentenced to be sent to the
reform School for girls at Sank Gem
ter subject to the approval of District
Judge Olsen who will pass on this case
today (Wed.) Eva and Barnes we're
brought back to the County jail last
Thursday, The case against Barnes
will likely be transferred to Lyon
county where the trial will be held
at Marshall. The case against him
may eventually be changed to the
more serious charges of White Slave
traffic.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-09-13
Tuesday Sept. 10, 1911 will
be Childrens Day, all Children
OF the Public, Lutheran and
Catholic Schools will be Ad.
United Free.
Wednesday Afternoon All
Business Houses will Close to
See the Fair.

Once more We call the attention Of
tho public to our big fair, which will
take place next week Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday Sept. $1,000,
1911.
Let everybody hely to make this fair,
the biggest and best the county has
had for years. This can be accom-
plished by liberal exhibits and a big
attendance.
The free acts, five in number, will be
better than ever before. Diavolo in
his dizzy and dangerous dash on a
bicycle, "Leaping the Cap, will be
one of the most daring stunts seen.
There viii be balloon ascension and
paraschute leap every day. 81 and
Samanthy, the funniest couple that
ever struck town, will give bounding
hay rack exhibitions. Wells & Sells
are the Chinese Trick Cottage Aero
bats.
Tuesday will be childrens day and
tho management have decided to adj
NIT ell the children Of the various
schools in the city free of charge on
the afternoon Of that day.
Wednesday is New Ulm day when
oil the business houses vii; be closed
In the afternoon SO 40 to give every
body an opportunity to attend the
fair.
As usual the horse races will take .
prominent part on the program. Many
entrys have already been made.
Again, don't forget the dates OF the
Brown County Fair, Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, Sept. 1890. 81
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-09-13

Northern district First, Roseau Sc.
cond, Cass; third, Beltrami.
Central district First, Wright; sec.
ond, Douglas; third, Meeker.
Southern district ~ First, Olmsted
second, Houston; third, Renville.
The winner of first prize in each dis
trict receives S75 and . blue ribbon,
second prize go and white ribbon
third prize $50 and red ribbon In
addition III entries get 8 share, based
on tho number Of points scored, OF the
total prize Of Is, 500.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-09-13
Moravian Church to dedicated
September 18th.

The Times is informed that the new
church in Bashaw of the M0ravian
denomination, will be dedicated Sun.
day, September 18th.
Rev. Joseph Weinlick, pastor, will
be assisted by Bishop Carl Mueller q
Watertown, Wis, . brother Of Henry
Mueller Of Stately, and there will also
be other speakers.
The morning service will begin q
9:30. Tho afternoon service IS 800
o'clock. There will 30 sermons u
both German and English. "A cordial
invitation 10 extenden TO the public %
attend the dedics tion. Comfrey Times
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-09-13
SUNDAY AFTERNOON FIRE
Department Called out to Triton
Building. Cause Of Fire Tn.
known. Damage to Build.
Ing $50,

| Last Sunday afternoon the quiet Of
our town was disturbed by the sound
LOT the fire-alarm. The Triton building
on lst North Street WAS on fire and in
danger of being destroyed. The
department, however, promptly re.
sponded to the emergency call and
|extinguished the fire In short time.
The alarm was turned in by Mis-,
Leibold, who saw smoke coming out
from the basement of the building.
She turned in the alarm directly to the
waterworks plant.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
The lower part of the building is
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
#Glum and their two daughters. The
building is owned by Mrs. Glum.
Mrs. Triton, the former owner, oc-
cupies several rooms on the second
floor. No one of the Glum family was
at home at the time of the fire, Mr..
and Mrs. Glum having gone into the
country early in the morning, while
the two girls left the house about one
O'Clock in the afternoon to join their
parents. There was no fire in the
stove according to their statement.
Adjoining the kitchen in the basement
is cellar and it is in this place that
the fire apparently had its origin.
working its way thru closet in the
wall between the two rooms. At any
rate, no one seems to be in position
at this time, to give the exact cause OF
the fire. It could not have taken its
origin from the stove, as the latter
is at least six feet away from the wall.
The damage is estimated to be about
$50.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-09-13
City Council.

At the regular monthly session held
Tuesday of last week the city fathers
appropriated the amount OF $3.50 to
the Brown County Agricultural Asso-
citation, the appeal for financial aid
having been made by the president OF
the association F. Crone, Chas.
Stuebe ST.. and F. W. Johnson. The
gentlemen thought that the city ought
to appropriate at least from $500 to
S4O9. But in as much as the funds in
the city treasury are at q low mack
the council did not deem it wise to
appropriate more then the above
amount.
Health officer DR.. J. H. Vogel sub
mitted an analysis by the state chemist
according to which the city water OF
New Ulm is pure, sanitary and free
from bacteria. The state chemist had
also analysed the water from Marsch-
ners Creek, which at one time was
considered by some citizens as most
welcome additional water supply for
the city. This water, according to the
state chemist, is not as good and pure
as the water from the city we'll.
The female dog has gained q de-
cided victory in New Ulm, having
been put, as far as taxes are con-
cerned, on the same level with the
male dog. Heretofore an annual tax
of 81 was levied on females and 81 on
males. This seemed rather high and
considering the fact that with this
high tax the ordinance was dead
letter, the tax on both, males and
females, was reduced to 90 per year.
The three boilers in the municipal
plant were insured for $40, 900, in the
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection Co.,
through the agency of VIM. Pfaender
Jr. at premium of S115 per year.
County Auditor Vogel in q COM
munication to the council requested
the payment into the county treasury
of 10% of ell liquor licenses which
had been collected by the city since
Jan. 1910. This means IN amount OF
about $1,000 which will have to be
transferred from the city treasury into
the county treasury. The finance
committee and city attorney will look
into this matter.
A building permit vas issued TO
Mrs. Mary Baasen for the erection Of
an addition 70 her residence.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-09-13
Mrs. Gebser Dead

One of the Oldest and best known
pioneer settlers of New Ulm passed
away early Tuesday morning from q
life of activity to the great beyond
where there is eternal rest.
Mrs. Bertha Gebser, whose death we
are called upon to chronicle in this
weeks issue was one of the early
pioneers of this community. She
bravely took upon herself the adver-
stiles, hardships, denials and dangers
of early settler life, being s faithful
companion to her husband and kind
and loving mother to her children.
Deceased was born Feb. 18th, 1921,
in Schwarzburg- Sondershausen, Sax
ony, where she was married in 1858.
In 1854 they immigrated to America,
first settling in Cincinnati, whore she
remained four years whom following
Mr.. Gebser. Who had come to New
Ulm two years earlier in 1858, she to-
gether with their children arrived
here in 1858. With the exception, OF
two years during which time they lived
in Sleepy Eye the couple made New
Tim their psrmsnent home. Mr.. Cob
ser died Sept, "A, 1854. IL Sleepy Eye.
Besides one brother 81 years old,
who Hives In Stiles Fla, Germany, Mrs.
Gebser is survived by the following
children: Karl and VIM. Gebser OF
Viola, Idaho and Hugo and Miss
Emma of New Ulm.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-09-13
Golden Wedding.

The 5oth wedding anniversary Of Mr..
and Mrs. Julius Berndt, ST., will be
observed next Thursday, Sept 18th.
Tho event will be celebrated ct the
home Of VIM. Pfaender Jr., by the
immediate friends and relatives OF the
couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Berndt are old
pioneer settlers and are we'll known
and respected in this community. The
Review extends the heartiest congratu-
latiOns.