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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18

LIZBONA, is maja. Pisma
tutejsze og]aszaja, ze Papiez
przestudyowai wnioski i pro
jekty rzadu portugalskiego,
odd2ielajace Kosci6l Cd pah-
stwa i o6wiedczy}. ze ich ME
uzna ME przyjmie. Mialo
to bye jednak prywatne tyl.
ko o6wiadczenie Ojca 6w.,
kt6ry czeka - jake stano-
wisko zajma wobec tel refor-
my rzadowej duchowni ka.
|toliccy W Portugalii. Kap}ani
portugalscy narazie trwaja W
opozycyi i ME chca przyjac
pensyi przez Rad i'm ofiaro.
wanych; og6lnie sic spodzie-
waja, ze Rad, dzia}ajac poje-
dyn czo, z}agodzi pewne uste-
py swego wniosku i ustapi
nieco cd s4oich uroszczeh, !,
zw}aszcza tez ME godza sic
katolicy ma mieszanie sic
ryadu W sprawy Koscio}a.
Prawo . rozdziale wchodzi
W zycie lgo lipca,. az do to-
80 czasu Ojciec 6w. wstrzy-
mule sic z oficyalnem okres-
leniem swego stanowiska.
Jezeli prawo zostanie wpro
wadzohe jak zaprojektowano
bez zmiany, to wiele koscio.
low W Portugalii zostanie
zamknietych, a kaplani -
pozbawjeni wszelkich docho,
dow, beda musie)i kraj o
puscic. Podobno jednak RIA.
dowi zalezy na utrzymaniu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18

NANTICOKE, Pa. Pa6stwc
|J6zefowie Wasilewscy .skar'
"a kompanie Peoples Street
fRaifWay co:, 8 gTube odszk65:'
dowanie "a smiere trzynas'
toletniego syna, przejechane'
go przez w6z tel kompanii
przed trzema laty.
Gdzie i jak ludzie nasi
przechowuja piepiadze, po.
kaza}o sic przy pozarze, jaki
wybucbl zesz}ej s"boty W
Glen Lyon, W bloku W Mie.
rzy6skiego. Ro1aziny Mic.
rzy6skich i Nebowskich,
dom zamieszkujace, ledwo
z zyc;em - nawet bez ubra
MIA uszly 2 p}omienj ratujac
sic ma dach sasiedniego domu.
Pani Mierzv6ska straci}a
1870, kt6ra trzyma{a ukryte
" szafie z ubraniem, ,,bort.
mix jej by} szcze6liwym, DO
choe zostawi{ " kuferku 35
dol. W z}ocie, po TEN "
zgliszcach domu znalaz} 8
zlote 10-ciodolar6wki nieusz-
kodzone. Byly pr6cz tego W
domu try skarbonki dzie-
ciece, z tych jedna z 30 dol.
znaleziono nieuszkodzon4
przez ogieh, jedna znik|a bez
sladu, a ostatnja zawieraj4ca
sane srebrne mCnety, pred
stawia}a- po wygrzebaniu z
ruin jedna stopiona mase
srebra.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18

|dobrych stosunk6w 20 Stolica
Apostolska, gdyz W razie
.zerwania z MIA wzm6g}by sic
bardzo antyrzadowy ruch
wsr6d kato]ik6w, kt6ry tax
W p6{nocnej czefci kraju
nieustannie odczuwac sic
dale, a W nadchodzacych wy
borach do parlamentu m6g}-
by dac dla rzadu obecnego
rezultaty fatalne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18

Z -. -f
PETERSBURG, Is maja.
W calej Rosy krazyly 70.
gioski, Il tymi dniami mia}y
W Kijowie wybuchnac po-
.gromy zyd6w, planowane ma
.wczorajsza niedzieIe; ma
szcze6cie przeszla cna spokoj-
nie; gubernator kijowski Q.
.gfosii, ze wszelkis rozruchy
tlumic bedzie bezw2glednie
miat W pogotowiu wojsko,
co zapewne wp|yne}o ia us.
Epokoienie awanturnik6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18

CLEVELAND, Ohio. = W
nieszkaniu p. j. D. Gwidzal-
skiego pm. 1924 E. 6 ul.
policya przytrzyma1a II let-
niego Letn'a Bryskiego, IT,
Ietniego Piotra Jaske i 19)et,
J6z. Getz. Tr6jka ia chiopa.
k6w wyjechaIa z Buffalo "
podr6z ma Zach6d. R6wno
czesnie z ich wyjazdem Hen
ryk, ojciec jednego 2 cb}opa.
k5w, 2auwazy} brak $3.50 60
t6wki, o czem zawiadomi} tu'
t&jsza policje i swego szwa.
gra p. Gwizda]skiego, ktt're.
mu ch}opcy z}o2yli wizyte,
a kt6ry cichaczem wezwa}
policye si6dmego pricinktu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18

LONDYN, Is maja. Kapi-
tan Parker, szef wyprawy
archeologicznej W Jerozolj
mie, kt6ra tax skandaliczne-
90 nabra4a rozg}osu, og}osi}
artyku}, W kt6rym powiada,
ze nonsensem So wie6ci 20
znalezieniu jakicb5 starozyt
nosci swietych 20 swiatyni
Salomona, jak arka, o1tarz
itp.; 4 znaleziono tylko pare
naczy6 ! grob6w 2 epoki
przedizraelskiej ma 1000 do
5000 lat przed Chrystusem
Panem. >.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18
BERLIN, Is maia.

BERLIN, Is maja. W
.parlamencle burzliwe roze
gra}y sic sceny gdy przy de-
.bacie mad sprawa kas cho-
.rych, konserwatysta hr.
Westarp zarzuci} socyalistom
ze uiywaia swoich wpIyw6w
W tych kasach do cel6w agi-
.tacyi partyjnych i wielu ma
duzyc. Ma to socyalisci od-
powjedzieli niebywala wrza.
wa pe}na wyzwisk. Prezydent
Izby przez d}uzszy c2as ME
m6g} Izby doprowadzic do
porzadku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18

znaleziono miedzy innemi
zw}oki ,,Wielkiego Lafayette
transfornisty i aktora wode-
wilowego, oraz dwu czfonk6w
jego trupy i kilku cz}onk6w
orkiesty Lafayette wystepo-
wal swego c7asu j W Chicago.
Polar powsta} wsr6d dekora.
cyl; 2 publicznosci Mkt ME
zgina}. ..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18

WIEDEN, Is maja. Upar-
Gle kraza poglosk1i, ze stan
zdrowia cesarza Franciszka
J6zefa, bawiacego W Goedoel.
]oe, jest bardzo z}y; podobno
wys}ano tam aparaty do ka-
pieli radiumicznych. Wiesci
to daily sic odczuc ma gie}'
dach we WieGniu i ma We.
grzech znaczna depresya ak
cv;.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18

demdziesieciu. Jazdzewski
zabra} konia i sprzedal go
W miescie jednemu z braci
kefzke, ale jsk pan Wi6niew-
ski twierdzi z sunny otrzyma-
nej ME oddal mu AMI centa.
Pan Jazdzewski do why sic
ME przyznaje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18

BUFF ALO, N. Y. Jan Cor
ski1iw wleku-45 zamia:
szka}y pm. 5 Milbarn ul., a.
resztowany zosta} przez de-
tektyw6w Flesh Maloney re
STACEY policyjnej przy Broad.
way u]., jako oskarzony "
pierwszym stopniu Q zamiar
otrucia swej zony.
G6rski, podlug opowiada
MIA jego zony, da} jej 30
kw;etnia kieliszek wilma o ia.
kim6 dziwnym smaku; ME
wzbudzi]o to jednak ma razie
jejz podejrzenia i dopiero ma
drugi dzieh, kiedy sic to pow
t6rzyio, a nawet wywo}a}o. bo'
|le6ci wewnetrzne. G6rska od-
la1a odrobine tego wilma do
butelki zawioz}a do komi-
Sara zdrowia dr.. Fronczaka;
ten ze swej strony odda} to
|.1niejskiemu cbemikowi dr..
Hill:
DR.. Hill, zanalizowawszy
vino, zaraportowa} dr.. From
czakowi, re jest W MEM wle|.
ki procent drzeWnego alko-
ho]u i ze wypicie podobnej
substancyi mog}oby spowo-
dowac smierc G6rskiej.
,,Ja ME rozumiem co spo'
wodowa}o mego meza by pow
zia} zamiar otrucia mnie" =
Powiedzia}a G6rska ma policyi.
G6rski by} przealuchiwany
" sadie miejskim. DR.. Hill
porobi zeznania z analizy wi
ma.
G6rski stanowczo zaprzecza
jakobv chcia} otruc swa lone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18
NOwINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

MEXYK, Is maia. - Re-
wolucyonisci organizuja bar
dzo szybko i sprawnie Stany
Sonora j.. chihuahua, bedace
W ich posiadaniu niemal zu'
pe}nie: wprowadzaja tam sa-
morza,l obieralny, rozdzielaja
swe garnizony po miastach,
daprawiaja i. otwieraja linie
telegraficzne i kolejowe, wo.
COLE staraja sic wprowadzic
}ad*i porzadek. Tymczasem
uklady pokojowe utkne}y j
kazda strona czeka, by je
druga podje}a. W ra*ie pod
jecia ich, bedzie je prowa-
dill :ze strony rewolucyonis.
tow ich: Rad prowizoryczny
z drem Gomezem ma czele.
Jak wiadomo, Rad Stao6w
Zjednoczonych pozwolii
przez Juarez sprowadzac
broh i amunicye 70 Stan6w;
wie6c ia wywolala zywe "a
dowolsnie w6r6d rewolucyo.
nist6w. wv y sto]icy &adnych
! zlniaa ME Mi,lae, spok6i pa:
nuje tam Z ;zalujipe}ny: krazy}y
wie6ci, he sstudenci uniwer-
sytecoy planowali demon
stracYe antirzadowa, ale VIA
dse potrafily jej zapobiedz.
Podobno gen. Navarro, ten
kt6ry .podda} Juarez rewolu-
cyonjstom, ma bvc stawiony
pr2ed sad :wojenny, choc z
relacyi, prasy i zrode} innych
widac, .ze Navarro robi}
wszystko, co m6g} broni}
sic :bohatersko, ale ME mia}
dosye zo}nier2y. Wie6ci z
p6lnocnej cze6ci kraju przy-
chodza sp6&nione niepew-
ne. z powodu zajecia tel cze6-
ci przez neutrality-suspicious..
Rewolucyonisci ciagna W
sile 1000 ma Chjhuahua,
miasto jest SLIME zagrozone;
posiada ono okofo 1900 za}o'
gi rzadowej. w ostatnich
dniach zajeli rewolucyonisci
1niasto Salinas Crux. Gero-
nimo, Canea inne: inny g.
600 oddzia} ciagnfe ma Her
mosillo, kt6re posiada oko}o
1000 ze}nierzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18
ROCHESTER,. N. Y.

LII. ~. j.
Kr6tko pc p6inocy ma wra-
csjacych do domu trzech Po-
lak6w napad1a banda oprysz-
k6w, zlozona z II m}odzieh-
COW j poczeia ich maltreto-
wac. w obronie wlasnej do
byl jeden z Po)ak6w rewol-
weru..i wypalil. Strzal ugo-
dill iednego 2 napastnik6w
niejakiego Gustawa Hide
branda, liczacego lat -. kt6
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18

RZYM, Is maja. Pogfoske
O z1ym stanie zdrowia Ojca
6w., wywo}a}a lekka jego
niedyspozycya; Papiez cierpi
niaaowicie na podagre;; jed
make ma og6} zdrowie jego
jest zupe}nie dohre.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18

ry tez natychmiast pad}. Ku.
Ia przeszy}a SERGE. a 6mierG
by1a natychmiastowa.
Dotychczas ME aresztowa-
no jes>cze nikogo. Wsr6d
Polonii W Rochester wywar}
ten wypadek wielkie poru-
szenie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18

misarza Emigracyjnego Wa
shingtonu, ze zadne pre-
szkody ME beda stawiane to-
mu Towarzystwu odno6nie do
otworzenia Polskiego Domu
Emigracyjnego.
Polecondowar co
do szczeg6}6w porozumiet sic
2 miejscowym kouisarzem
Emigracyjnym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18
PHILADELPHIA Pa. 700

PHILADELPHIA Pa. 700
imigrantom kt6rych przy-
wi6zl okret Verona grozi i'm.
portacya z powodu, ze ma O.
krecie zapanowala ospa. O.
kret zostai wstrzymany W
Marcus Hook Pa. pod scisl4
kwarantsnna q chorych M
ospe ndwieziono do Stanowe-.
go szpitala pod obserwacye
lekarsk4.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18

NEW YORK, N. Y. Eva
Kowa]czak, przyjechafa =
dzieckiem do Stan6w Zjed-
noczonycb do swego meza
Micha}a Kowalczyka, kt6ry
pracowa} W gazowni i miesz'
ka} W Leona Proniszyna pod
:nr. 548 w. 80 ul. W New
Yorku. Obecnie ME via
domo gdzie sic znajduje:
Eva Kowalczak 2osta1a "a.
trzymana ma Ellis Island
Zawiadamia sic zatem, aby
Michaf Kowalczak zg}osi}
sic jak najpredzej po swa
zone do Ellis Island, inaczej
bedzie odes}ana z powrotem
do Europy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18
HAMBURG, Is maja. Oh.

HAMBURG, Is maja. o.
bywa sic tn konferencya
niemiecko ameryka6ska "
celu uregulowania importu
pota2u ze ,Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych do Niemiec, 0 co Was
ME miedzy obu pa1stwami
trwaja cd dawna nieporozu-
mienia. Zywia nadzieje, re
konferencya ia oststtcznie
sprawe ubije.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18
z NIW POLSKICH
W AMERY(E

.s~=oaaaaa9a9@z
MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Ola
tego, ze kochanek ME cbcia
jej poslubiG Marya Siudzi6
ska, lat 195 q {679 Greenbusl
ulica) wypiia wielka dozf
rozcie6czonego kwasu kar-
bolowego. Powodem tege
kroku byfa k16tnia pomiedzy
kochankiem Paw}em Krue-
gerem (111b Grove ul.) "
domu pani TX: Piotrowiako.
wei, siost'y biedosz'ej denat:
XII, II kt6rej dziewczyna by
ia ma stancyi. Zawo}ano dr.,
Krygra, kt6Iy daf dziewczy.
ME ma wym1 pty i orzek}, :&e
Srnierc je] q IoWodu wypic;a
trucizny nie grozi.
Nirdosz}a samob6jczyni
przez pare da bedzie musia.
Ia przele&ef. + i6zku.
Pani PiotraWiakowa powje-
dziata, ze Edy kochanek
dziewczyny Hnie chcia} sic
zgodzic M zaslu bienie Stu
dzi6skiej, WQwezas ia wypi
Ia oscs0t1telkii. -.
Kochanek wys7edf z domu u
i wiecej sic ME pokaza}.
'GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.
Gdy Stanis}awa Rymarczak
wracala do domu W ubiegly
],iatek wiecz6r oko}o. godzi-
ny 10, ,astapi} jej droge
mezczyzna kt6ry powiedziaw'
sly tylko s}owa ,,nareszcie
Gle man,, rzucil " twarz
dziewc7yny flaszeczke kwasu
karbolowego Bv}o to MEDIA
leko domu W kt6rym sic sto-
1owa1a przy Ha milton ulicy.
Twarz dziewczyny zosta}a
znacznie uszkodzona i po-
zostana znaki ns twarzy cd
kwssu Przypuezczsno po-
czatku, re utraei w2rok ale
dr.. Baker zspewnia obecnie
il wzrokcwi ME grozi zadne
niebezpiecze6stwo. Areszto-
wano Charl. sa Bracket, ia.
ko pcdejrzanego o pope'nie:
ME lego haniebnego czynu.
Me mogac stawic po'ecz' nj,
ma sumo ST 600 oczekuje pro-
cesu We wiezieniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-18

LONDYN, Is maja. Przy-
by} tn z cesarzowa i 2 mas
tepczynia tronu ces. Wilhelm
ma tygodniowy pobyt: wez-
mie ON udzia} " ods}onieciu
pomnika kr6lowej Wiktoryj.
W programme pobyto cesar.
skiego jest caly szereg uro.
czystosci dworskich. Ow
kr6lowej Wikloryi
budowano przez 9 lat, a
kosztuje on million dolar6w.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-06-07
St. CLAIR hit BY A1oRNADo
Number Of Buildings Demolished;
Chickens Killed; No Persons
Injured

Wind blew down ubon st. Clair
Blue Earth Co. Saturday evening and
damaged several buildings there and
In the country surrounding. It was at
about 7:3O when the tornado struck
the village. John Bestman's auto
shed was picked up and dashed
against Henry Thielman's barn.
Charles Schostsg's barn was demo-
lished, but q horse that stood in a
stall was not injured.
The smokestack was blown down of
the mill and D. P. Miller's chicken
house was torn down. Nearly all the
chickens were killed The windmill on
Mrs. Augusta McGovern's farm was
wrecked so were the machine sheds and
chicken house. The windmill on the
II. 81. Dumbeck farm was demolished.
A number of small buildings we're
damaged. For q few minutes the air
was filled with flying boards, chickens
and debris.
So far as can be learned no persons
were injured. Mankato Free Press.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-06-07
Special Train to New Ulm Next
Sunday.

A special consisting OF four psssen.
per coaches will be run from Minnes-
polis on the M. & st. L. road next
Sunday on account of the Turntag
which will be held here on that day,
Tho train is scheduled to leave Mime
.po,is at $50 A. NJ. arriving in New
Tim at 1870. Returning the train
leaves New Ulm at 9 p. M. running to
S.. Paul. The St. Paul contingent OF
Turner'S will use train No. rs from ST.
Paul to Minneapolis transferring to
the special train in the latter city
The round trip rate from st. Paul
Minneapolis to New Ulm will be $500
and $1.OO for children.
A number of the active Turner's wi II
arrive Saturday evening on the regu-
lar train and return Sunday evening
on the special.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-06-07
OBITUARY.

Death again claimed one OF our
young men when Carl Holzinger
closed his eyes in the final sleep last
Wednesday night after q severe illness
of nervous fever. Deceased was born
May 9TH, 1884 in Roth-am.See, Wuert-
temberg and at the age of four years
came to this country with his parents
who moved directly to New Ulm. He
attended the Lutheran parochial and
public schools and then continued his
education at DR.. Martin Luther
College where he completed the five
wear course for teachers. In the fall
of 1905 he accepted q position as
teacher at the parochial school At
Boyd, MINI. He remained here Tor
five years when be accepted . call TO
Saltwater. Not being in good health
he was obliged to resign his position
there and he returned home to rest
and recuperate. Last winter he went
to Raymond, s. D., where he taught
until the 9Th of May when he returned
home sick. In spite of careful and
loving nursing of the parents he never
cot we'll and about eleven O'Clock
Wednesday evening he passed away.
He was q young man of splendid
character and beloved by all who
knew him. The funeral services were
held from St. Pauls Lutheran church
Saturday afternoon, Rev. c. j.
Albrecht officiating. Deceased IS
mourned by his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
j acob Rolzinger, two brothers, Ernst
of Chicago and Fritz of New U'm, and
one sister, Miss Erna also OF New
Ulm.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-06-07
Cottonwood and SearIes.

School Dist. No. 3 will close Thur.
for summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Schnobrich had
been visiting with relatives at Spring.
field last week.
Mr.. Jos. Wiesner purchased new
five passenger REQ car.
Mr.. Otto Scheffler of Lafayette has
been visiting with his uncle VIM.
Schaeffler the past week.
During the thunder storm last
Thursday night the barn of Mr. Frank
Vogel was struck by lightning and
war totally destroyed. Mr.. Haas and
Mr.. Cutting will adjust the loss this
week.
A large crowd Of young and old
surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Got. Kassuel
Ike Sunday night.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-06-07
TURNER HALL CLUB ROOM.
Is Now Finished. Remodeled and
Richly Furnished. One of the
Finest Rooms in the State.

To-day "wednesday the elegantly
furnished and remodeled club room of
the Turner Hall will be opened for the
first time when the bankers Of the Sc
cond group, Minnesots Bankers as
ISOLATION, meet in annual convention.
The club room presents IN appear
ance 90 entirely new and beautiful
from that of former days that it 10 .
pleasant surprise when one enters the
richly appointed room. The color
scheme and furnishings are in strict
harmony With each other aud even the
smallest detail forms : harmonious
part of the whole, The dark rich
coloring and the dignifled mission
furniture creates an atmosphere Of
quiet and rest and makes the whole
very coy and homelike. The color
scheme of the walls is q rich green
and cream, the rugs are dark brown
while the furniture and woodwork il
old English finish. The settees are
upholstered in brown leather in
harmony with the brown of the rugs.
The shades of the electric lights,
which by the way are of an unique but
beautiful shape are some of green
while others are of delicate cream.
Six tables are placed about the room
which invite to coy little tete-a-tetes,
there are also settees placed along the
walls which are irresistible, deep comfy
rockers beckon you to rest on their
capscious seats while for the dignilied
there are the straight back chairs.
This is without doubt one of the
most beautiful club rooms in the state
and invites the comparison with any
in the twin cities. Much credit is due
to the untiring efforts OF F. W. John
son for his work of buying the fur
nishings and planning the arrange
ments of the club rooms.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-06-07

Hedwig Ellen Dahl, Hugo P. Fesen-
msier, Albert Fritsche, Armand J.
Groebner, catherine A. Herzog,
*Hildegsrde Julius, *Meta K. Linde.
mann, Max NJ. Mueller, Lawrence
Neumann, Cleveland Getting, *Minnie
c., P6sterer, Edwin A. Rolloff, *Rena
NJ. Sherman, Gisela 1. Vedder,
William E. Wicherski. *Also COM
pleted Normal department.
NORMAL DEPARTMENT.
Viola Fenske. Teresa NJ. Giefer,
Elda E. Schrader. -.
Graduating Exercises.
The program which follows will
commence at 8 O'Clock Thursday
evening:
Overture, 'Knight Erlant," high
school orchestra; salutatory, Eliza
beth P. Wheeler; essay, with saluta'
tory honor, "Need of Public
Library" Elizabeth Schmidt; solo,
die Zigeunerin," Hedwig Ellen
Dahl; essay, with valedictory honor,
"Shakespesr's Women" Edna b.
Edwards; trio, "Der Traum der
Sennerin," Franklin Z. Blume, Walter
A. Backer and Leslie r. Olsen; vale.
dictory, Amelia Gertrude Bouchsrd;
songs, "Serenade'' and 'Nightin-
gales THRILL" Orpheum quartette;
address, 1.-THE Education for the
Times" DR.. L. A. Weigle, of North
field, dean of Carleton college; presen.
tation of diplomas. song, 'Rest!, "
class of 1911.
The class motto is: "Durch Ksmpi
yum Sieg."
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-06-07
4 INTERNATIONAL BOOM
Albert Pfaender Mentioned as
Democratic Candidate Tor
Governor.

A little early, but its there. Inc
Rubernatori boom has been launched
In last Tuesdays Minneapolis Trio-
une when George F. Author, the
political writer OF that paper, speaks
very highly of Representative Pfsen'
der % . possible candidate on the
democsstic ticket for the next election.
We quote:
Albert Pfaender of New Ulm, Demo
cratic house leader in the last session,
10 being discussed for the Democratic
nomination for governor. The dis
cussion for MIR Pfaender's name comes
in connection with the fight which 10
being carried on quietly within the
Democratic party over the apparent
effort Of the Dsy-Lynch regime to per-
petuate itself through w. J. Bryan
and the issue of rational politics and
having as an attachment, the possible
candidacy OF W. s, Hammond for
governor. 1t is urged for Mr.. Pfsen-
der that he would be an ideal csudi"
date. In the last house, the Demo-
Gratis had the best of it at every stage
and Mr.. Pfaender's leadership was
largely responsible for this success.
He would make an idisl candidate in
many respects. Mr.. Pfaender Is
clean.cut man, IN eloquent speaker,
liberal in his attitude towards many
thugs, but clean as . die and without
embarrassing Affiliations. He recalls
the late Governor johnson in many
respects. His family has been pro.
minent in the politics Of former years.
On the stump he would be . powerful
advocate xnd the fact that he is .
German.Americsn would not initiate
against his chances of success. It 10
being urged that Congressman Ham
mond's attitude on reciprocity, while
It may help him in his own district,
would not necessarily make him stron.
ger in the state. In sdditisn the men
Who claim that the Democratic orga-.
nixation is endeayoring to ''put one
over" in connection with the Demo-
cratic dinner at st. Paul have appar-
emily induced Congressman Hammond
to Join hands with them, and they
want to be shown. f.. r~-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-06-07
Beware Of Ointments for Catarrh that Con
tain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell aud completely derarge the
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians: as the damage
they will do is ten fold to the good you can
nnssiblv derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney &
Co. Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and
is taken internally, acting directly upon
tenn. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be
sure you get the genuine, 1t is taken in
ternally and made in T ledo, Ohio. by F.
& Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price, 75c. I"'r bottle
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-06-07
COUNTY FINANCES
June Settlement made by County
Auditor Vo6eI.

Saturday evening Auditor Vogel
received the books from the county
treasurer and on Monday he was in q
position to give out his report for
the June settlement as follows:
Total amount collected, Sl2O, 246. Sc,
which is distributed as follows:
State Rev, sS,14O42; State school,
s6,SOS. SO; county rev., sl3,S5O. IL;
county poor, s5,535.11; county road
& bridge. e5,543.37; county ditch,
s5,526.04; county penalties, sl56. IS.
The cities, towns and villages
received the following amounts:
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-06-07
The Faculty.

The school was under the superin.
tendency Of Prof. H. c. Hess during
the past year with r. F. Koessler as
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-06-07
The Youth must be out
In hostile life striving,
Be toiling and thriving,
And planting obtaining,
Devising and gaining,
And daring, enduring,
So fortune securing.
So fortune securing.

To thirty five young people the
happy school days have come to ,
close and the preliminary work for
laying an educational foundation, -
far Is teachers and parents are con-
cerned, 10 ended. Henceforth these
young people must fight the battle OF
life, employing and drawing, through
out the future life, on the principles
OF an elementary education, such -
is obtsinable in our public schools.
ssDurch Kampf yum Sieg." May
LIES battle result in some sort of .
victory for each and every one OF them
and may they realize right now, 1t
the very outstart of LIES battle, that
there is something higher, nobler
than the degenerating ss$e policy
which has poisoned, to a large extend,
the nation, rs we'll as the character OF
many an individual. Retain your
self-respect; act on the Golden Rule;
refuse to Join the contemplate army
of "1chlings", become useful MEM
Der of the human family; then victory
will be yours.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-06-07
IMPORTANT CHANGE
N. & St. L. Morning Train Through
to St. Paul. Leaves New
l)Im> SIS.

Train 81 leaving New Ulm $50 a. m.
now changed to read train No. 25 and
leaves New Ulm SIS q. m. running
thru to St. Paul instead OF Minneapo-
lis. Leaves St. Paul $40 p. N. arrives
Minneapolis $40 p. m. New Ulm $40
p. IN. Train No. &c due S:45 p. m.
now changed to read train No. "a.