New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-04-24

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Miss Vera Nsgsls 10 spending the
week IL Minnespolis With her father.
Albrscht stork and Harry Bingham
went 70 tho Twin Cities Sunday 70
bring homo Mr.. stork's new auto.
Frank Friedm ann Of ST. Paul L here
on : visit and IL enjoying tho oppor-
tunity afforded him TO meet his old
friends and neighbors.
Best BY test. Invisible bifocals.
No lines or cement. Prof. Myer Ct 9.
q. Reim's Saturday April q.
The Ladies' Ala Society Of the Con-
gregstionsl Church met with Mrs.
Klossner and Mrs. Mather last Fri.
day and spent very pleasant after
noon.
Miss Eda Heers will open her
Kindergarten tho 6rst Monday In
May, the 9Th. All having children to
attend should try to have them
entered ct that time.
A farewell dance will b given at
Krsuse's Hall Saturday evening,
April 9th. Mr.. Krsuse IL going out
of business, but will remain In Ess!g.
Ed. Wagner will take possession of
the saloon.
The Ladies' Sewing Club Of the
Catholic Church will b entertained at
the school house Thursday, May End,
by the following ladies: Mrs. Fred
Schaefer, Mrs. A. Amann, Mrs. J.
Forster and Mrs. J. P. Graf.
Mrs. @. A. Johnson and her
daughter, Mrs. Carl Bengston, of st.
Peter visited at the Emil Mueller home
over Sunday. They attended the
Schsuturnen Saturday evening.
We have two corrections to make in
our Automobile owners list of last
week. We should have stated that
auto owned by Mr.. Hartmann 10 .
Rambler and that Henry p. Basttan
has new Standardization.
The Luso Land and Development
Co. 10 arranging IN excursion to their
Canadian Lands in Saskstchewsn, to
leave here May 9Th. August Wind
horn IL general agent and will GO with
the excursion.
David Goldstein of Boston, Mass.
delivered his lecture on "Whst 10
Socialism," before . large audience
in the Auditorium of the Catholic
school house Tuesday evening. The
lecturer spoke under the auspices of
the st. Joseph Society and the Court
of Foresters and no admission was
charged. Mr.. Goldstein spoke for
about two hours and in the course of
his remarks pointed out the weak
nesses of the socialistic doctrine and
held up to pubic scorn and ridicule
some IT the tenets believed in by the
most advanced Socialist thinkers and
writer's. The majority of those present
we're in hearty accord with the views
expounded by the speaker and it was
but natural that the lecture was
enthusiastically received by nearly all
present. These we're confirmed in
their snti-socislist views and are no
doubt more strongly convinced than
ever that Socialism is not to be
encouraged but that it should be
fought at every step. Those friendly
to this new order of things were not
convinced of the folly of their ways.
AS We view It, discussions on topics
of such prominence az Is Socialism
ought to be encouraged. It will set
people to thinking and talking about
1t. IfSocislisn has any merit and Is
based on Fundamental laws it will
prevail and like Truth, tho crushed to
Earth will rise again. Whether or
not We are agreed that Socialism is q
good thing, We are, I think, quite
generally agreed that our present
economic system is not conducive to
the happiness of . vast majority of
the people and that change Is
imperative To discuss these things
freely 10 the only way betterment can
be started. -".'
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