davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1912-06-27
TO SUE CADILLAQUA IF
HE DOESN'T GET PRIZE

Claiming by all that Is holy that
Ottawa" is "a first-class rhyme for
Cadillaqua, one OF the contestants in
the poem contest has threatened TO
sue Cadillaqua for $25 II the prize is
not awarded to him.
According to the Cadillaqua judges.
there were about 100 others who
pinned their faith TO the word "Ot-
tawa" to win the s25 offered by j. B.
Dignam, of Chicago, for the first per
con who succeeded In finding a word
to rhmye with CadillaQua.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-27
SHEPHERD AT WORK
FOR MONTH, HE SAYS.

II was engaged In the work
OF looking up the existence OF
an ice trust In Detroit for a
month before the city council
woke up" declared Prosecutor
Shepherd. Wednesday morning,
when told that the council had
adopted a resolution calling upon
him TO start an investigation.
Just what have found l will
not tell" the prosecutor con-
tinued, but | will say that up
to the present l have not found
enough to warrant me in calling
a grand jury. Just what the
future Will develop | cannot
say"
Mr.. Shepherd says the mat
ter was first called TO his atten-
ton by a real estate man named
Freund, who recently opened
large subdivision out Jefferson
ave. This man complained that
400 families In the Fairview dis
trict had been unable TO get Ice.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-27
WInd.or PIumbers on Stake.

Windsor plumbers. except those EN-
ployed by w. f. Meadows and James
Purser. are on strike for an eight
hour day at 1915. They have been
working nine hours. Meadows and
Purler have granted the demands OF
men. Other master plumbers say
"sy cannot afford TO adopt the new
- sdui~
The Detroit times., 1912-06-27
k1l WHITE STAR LINE q

For Flats, Tashmoo Park, Port HUI
rUn. Steamers leave every weekday $40
500 a. IN. and 1850 p. m returning arr
rive weekdays 8:40 n. m, IL 30 a. m
and $3.50 p. m. Sundays 1916 and $3.50
z. m. For Toledo and Points south.
Leave weekdays Sis n. IN. and 4:3O ID.
m. Sundays $3.50 a. m. and 500 d. m.
Returning arrive weekdays 100 D. m
and 7:15 p. m. Sundays las and T:15
d. ms For Sugar Island Park. Leave
every weekday S:1b a. m. and 4:30 ID.
m; every Sunday $3.50 a. m, $40 a. M,
1:I5 y. m. and $500 p. M: returning ar
rive weekdays 100 u. m. and 7.i5 r. IN.
sundays 1880 y. M 1:45 p. m. 7:15 p.
lights and Dancing every "wednesday
and SATURDAY. 500 p. m. II cents.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-27
Little Girl SAYS Man Abused Her.

A warrant was issued. Wednes-
day morning. for Adam Domanski.
OF Tonawanda. N. Y. on complaint
OF Florence Domanski, six years old,
living at No. 900 Dubols-st. DOMAIN
ski Is said TO have abused the little
girl when he visited in her home a
short time ago. The defendant. is
cousin OF the father OF the child.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-27
OSCAR MARX WILL MAKE
DECISION NEXT WEEK

4, City Assessor Oscar B. Marx said,
"wednesday that he expected to make
an announcement next week as to
whether he would be a candidate for
the Republican nomination for mayor.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-27
WAYNE HOTEL GARDENS

Tn EllR0PE % SekAs on srf Il. s4.n.
~ sSi'o cipal steamship Inca az
tarin rates. sold at HIRsCHFEI.D
DROS.' TICKET OFFICE, II Girls
The Detroit times., 1912-06-27
larrx spInks MOE GUILTY..

\ Harry spinks, tried in Judge Colds
court on charge OF assault With In
tent TO kill, was found not guilty.
"wednesday morning. It was claimed
that Spinks had struck Charles Klett,
of Dearborn, over he head with a
club
The Detroit times., 1912-06-27
Hlohland Park Man MIssInq.

Frederick Doistol, 35 years old. dis
appeared from his home In Highland
Park, Monday, when he told his
brother he was going down town to
buy a saw. His brother has asked the
police to search for Frederick.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31
~ Bed Schaefer.

This has been a strenuous day
for me, with every one a crowded
hour. My advanee-agenting is
drawing to a close. I've worked
like a beaver getting halls and re-
ceptions for Mockhiser for Con-
gress. So that he will find every
thing in apple-pie order when he
arrives at the various towns to do
his spell-binding. 1t will not be
my fault if Mockhiser doesn't
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-31

beat Blimley by ten thousand.
was able to arrange Si1o Sid
ing and Slower for the tenth be-
fore noon, and then went on to
Orpington. I was delayed at Or
pington. At first the local poll
ticians thought l was some kind
of a bunco artist. They became
suspicious because I couldn't tell
them what Mockhiser looked like.
How could 1? I've never even
seen Mockhiser. I'm only his adj
vance agent. Finally I got them
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aaknersJ sJnancH.
lie Grmorbets fang nit ibrrH &iH.
bern eincn SBmnas,
als iie BON ibrem ManHe sridehen
mnroe.

Ter Coroner beGnnn aeitern mil
oern ssnaueit betreiis bes Jooes Der
,Srou gsora aubner. iueltle betonnis
lid, am Sonntug abeno pon Ihrent
gntten aodm anbner, IN Der Mob'
NINA, go. 50ii gauthis Strnbe,
Wooiionpillc, In Begeniunrt Der arns
Der nit einern ,soaogetpehr er'ho'iet
ipur0e. 2ena anbner bic IL sabre
aIte 5oftcr, iagte aus, oab ihre Diiit.
er lid, nit ihr nnb ben anoerer Stint
bern nno 3ipei gitdlteH in 9arlcr be.
iono uno Den Snnlnle: .gShen ine
Jlou IL Caleb LIP sonoer es'u &c
Jbere" Tang, oils ibr Batter ploslld1
bic 5biire oifnete unb ben ucrbdnS.
niBooIlen Sd,ri; nbfenerte. 3aigiit
inate ierner ous, bnB ihre gltern Dor
einiacn Wonaten bic Samseinrit,tliHg
oerpidnaen mubten, iinb bob Der 8a.
ter fpdter ipieoevbolt erfl1rt babe. &c
iperoe Sos TarIeten riflt suriid5nh.
len. Tis Wutter babe geuHffportet.
bob in oieiem Snile bic Beioperlelher
ihuen Die Nobel iorfnebmeH mir.
ben, poroui Der @ater nit eincru
SSIud,e erflart babe .7u tnnnii aIles
perfauien, nber niff bieie ssiite, noel.
DIE ngr aebort unS in peId,er idl in
turser ,}eit heerbi1i tpcrben rpia Gs
ergob iid. bnb aobner nit Der stiiie
cine .9ouHae~ mcinie, Die er ielbft
ans g'rettern suicmmengenagelt
bate.
ssrl. Qend Qabner bcjeuste nuber.
oenl, och ihr gdier Dor iinsefahr
brri @ofeu Die aerertirna gemnd,t
babe: I'D iperbe bnlo bret bon Der
,sdmiIie footen." Gr babe ieoenidlls
bic Wntter, tie (oie 3engin) uHb lire
Sdipeiter Warp aenieint. lie Rir.
ter babe nnF 8rifno oieier Trohung
ihr aett in ihr 3iinrner gebrnd]t 100
lie ieitbem ale brei hinier peridhoi'e.
men Jhiiren geidlInfen hdtten. ,Str
9ater babe i'm eriten Stodrpert nuf
Der bon ibrr ongciertigten Gounae &c.
ldIafen,
.SiH liebrigen bradlfe Der ,Sndiie1t
Hitlts ipeieHilid) Reites 8u Inee. Ter
yioroer brad aeiterH.in Gountp Ge.
ian1nib 5ufaiHtnen, nad,hcm or lid,
Der Gnorrnitdt ietiles gerbrehens be.
fUubt 9eTporben mar. ssn 2diife ocs
9ormiiiags iteIl.en lid, angeborise
ieiner iJrmt. nit SeHen CT seifditlid,
aiio5itrt ipor. i'm @efananib ein. uno
Der Befauscne uuter5eitnete oerid)ie.
bcne Qapiere. bamis bic 5irmn Die
rotbigen @elber fiir bos beute gndD.
iniitag 2 ltbr pom Ironerbauie nis
ltnttfiuOenbe 9eardbnib. icipie fir ben
llHterbaIi Ger aineer !cllefiiren tann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-26
9okal.Derid)t
0eburten.

D0pin unb pearl Cute, 313 0ins
Strobe; W1bhen.
George unb aatie 9offmann, 410
Glorf Gtrobs; anabs.
aifrsb unb Gliiobetb arumer. 1187
6arriipn 4penue; annbe.
nenrn unb Angela GGu. 646 Gina
coin Girobs; W0D6tn.
Clarence unb Jporc Depiti, IL Qt
Ron Court; Wophen.
Deoras nnb Hoie 9ietmeper, 1929
Gbermnn ANnue; Anabt.
ekorse unb ROf. WilIer, glor. unb
ulounb Girnbt; Wdbhen.
Gotta unb Grni. Seoit. 8 pars
sSlais; Anabt.
Carl unb alma Doroenbers, 3755
Gcnbsrs glpenus; anabe.
Jamts unb Della 6un, 3508 gos
Iunbi1 4penue; Qnobe.
WiIirm unb Annd W0fhI, 2014
Dine gtrcbs; WdbAen.
5obn !. unb Rofs M<ns. 312 of
IL. Girabs; Rnabs.
Glasnee unb Gli5ob<tb G0nfabls.
l121 Gprins Girobs; Rnobe.
George nnb Jofepbik Kraft, 1924
penbItion Ssrnbf; WdDhtn.
George unb Minnie Rufh, D<lbi
9ospnfbdp; Arcbe.
Darn uno 5reae Gambtrt. Gapler
Yorf; aHubs.
6enrp unh Warp 6ousfelbf. Delhi
1ofpnibip; Wdb6eH.
Charles unb gouife WsBetr, DsIbi
1plunfbip; andbt.
1rebsrid nHb Qecncra Oirten. Ans
btrTcns fern; Nnobe.
Garrp unb WaiIk Gmjtb. 6elen unD
Barnet Mpsuue; Wdb&<n.
Nlfreb uub 12arp Ndo1. 80 On
1tbsrtp Gtratk; Rnatt.
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Srpams Nieberlaae.

Die Ssmotratiibs partsi bat ibrsn
Babltumpf gut aneefongen, inbem iis
grpan BEL Ssits seibOben bat. 5b1t>
iGhiid1 bat iie ibm cine pernihtenbe
Rieperlags bersitet. aIs grpan fab,
odb er Ssnatpr asrn als 8eeentan.
oipat Barriers fir ben tempordren
8oriis nitt Diiroe burhfessn t0nnsn,
bot sr fih fefbft als iemporGrer
8crfiser On, obne 5rage in Der
feften Grnurtung. bab er nit
oiefem 5ieb Barrier fGlen nirDe.
gr bat eine berbe guttGufhurg
erfdbren. Der Mann, Der qlaubte, bic
bemefrotiihe Gonpention nit fouperGs
ner 9erDult beberrfhen gu t0nnsn,
tpuroe in Der 9etperbuna um ben rein
nominelleH poften zines tempordren
Doriisers nit 506 sesen 579 Gtims
men gefhlagen. Die bemofratnhs
purtei III gu bieiem Refuttat au be.
aliidniinfnen. Gle III eHnlih Don BEN
.aIbnruf. Der ie6asbu aabrs aui ils
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Siuei Wesermoree.
3obert Seniarb mnS Mseb Searb tr.
Iicgeu ibreH 8erlesnHseu.

Yer Reser Robsrt 5eniorb Don go.
AIS 5obn Strabt. ipelHer betnnntIih
om WoH!as 9iahnittng an John
Sirobs nnbe 8. Apenue BON iesnsm
Raiiegenoiisn gbarIes Mafbington
nieosretidofsn puros, in gslixrn i'm
fidosii6tn 3oipitoI fsinsn Wsrissun.
gen srleeen.
Gessn DGfbinsion ipurbe bic On.
tlnee bes Worbes srbobsn. Or Be-
baupiei In Selbitrertbeibigung sss
banbtit su baben. CT mar NIT 6sns
farn In Gsreit stroihen. neil oiefsr
nit sinem annonenihl1g nas Hle:b
ftiner (DufbingioHs )Mustsr IN Brono
nfebi battle.
Der Ressr Reeb fxarb. iptf6er Dor
einiaen mofxn BON oem birth 6ets
mann Drspes, go. 370l GolsrniH
4p<nue. m1brsnh zines Etuiies nies
bergeinalIt fporDen mar. Kdrb geitern
i'm fi1oiiihtn 6ofpiidI. iporouf
Oropss. ipeIher fih segtn 9iirsf6af!
nuf freitm GuB btfnnb. fofcrt rieber
perboftet unb unter bk Mnfldge bes
Worbes aeftelIt tpurbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-26
Cterblid5f 1beritbt.

;sraneis Dlsrh1nt Gmith, 70, 1895
I'D. aibertp StrGbs. G1ldgauiaII.
4ngelo Guinto. 30. Stnhtbcipital,
JnaueIs In S6tpebe.
Glisobeib BoDlsr aennebp, 81. Ulc.
rion unb 4IeyoHbrio DO. 3nqusf In
G@ipers.
Catherine Gee. 72. s41 GtarIcsss
Strnbs, urael.in.
DiI6ert RourIe, 20, bic Riumi.
9nGueit In Gmtptbe.
9obn q. Gpons. 8, 3008 4artsu
Wnab. OebirntHt5iinhuas.
Aoinlinbd Goniling 1ump. 80.
$40 Columbia Ap.. Getirnbluten.
Mnno Gspei. 42. 1851 @cnatarie
Nb.. Jnqueft In Emnebe.
Mdlitr q. ofbtr. ~, ITO Hrephsr
alr.. 3udsrrubr.
Malpb pioos, %, ga "a Gouri
Gtro6t. 1uberfusoIe.
Qonift Albtrs. q, 6k g1nr1B 6os
fpital, 4ierenleiben.
Ui1iam eoI, 81, 6sim fIs aste
.yldaser suiesIid dmx -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-26

plane sufoIoe min er NIT 5ilfe
grnans Die i'm 9orbsn fehlenoen GIets
torals Stimmen i'm SIoen erIansen.
Das iino aber nsbelhofte Proietse,
5iirs Griie lit grpan nod nidt abge-
fallen, mas pm ibm am auerDenigsen
81 erpurtsH III, ba er tets groben
Bertb auf 81rteis sRegularitGt gslegt
bat. 5iirs 3peite piiros grpan Die
Stauten, auf Die ROoispsIt rsdnet,
nidt biefem 5ufiibren tOnnen. Ter
grpanIhe Qnbang i1t um itGrtiten in
5sras unb in Genniplpanien. Serns
ptro fir tetrsn Republitaner itimmeu
unp bic 0smptratie ipieIt in penHIbls
pauien cine 81 unbsoeutsnbe RolIe, um
oaieIbTt oas 0dbIreIuItat gu eutitei.
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-26

Sm bsmptratif6en Eager
bort man sbeufaas Don elmer gtepplte.
Die aubdnger 8rpans 6aben nit elmer
foiheH gsorobt, faIs Elm Redttiondr
gum prGfibenten nominirt rperbsn iolrs
te. Jbr Jbeul III Dilion. 9eaen
glart mogen Tis niht rspoItiren, dbsr
fie begen 3DeifeI an feiner fortidritt=
lihen gsIinnunq. mil fie, ME iie os.
bdupten. 5u neuen 9atums in. DieTe
Drobungen BON elmer ReooIte tperben
bon ben RoofeDeltiunern dufssgriFfsn.
56atfGhlih ertDorten fie einen 4bfuII,
benn fie baben Deleeaten na6 BoItis
more ssfhidt, urn bic anbGnqer
grpans In Roofepelts Eager su brin.
uen Damit iff duh ertiGrt, mas Roo.
ftpelt NIT feiner Meuberung meinte, es
ip<rbe ben GIben eroberR. DitisM
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-26

COUP. 4Ibrih pom 9tebrasta
felt Der RooieoeItIhen Se3eiiion eine
rpihttge gripdgung entgegen. Gr iagI
Sob in elmer gan3en ansatl Staaten,
ipie in ieineem 6eimatbsItaat glebros.
ie, in SaIiforuien. in Oregon, in
Dnihington, in 9anfas II. T, 10. Die
repubIitonii6e partei auf fprtfhrittIts
der 9ofis itebe. Dieie grrun8en'huf.
ten piiroen gefGbrbet, penn man burh
Die RooIspeItIae Se3eff!pn eiReu aeiI
in Die rspublitdntide qortsi in isnen
Gtdaten treble.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-26

lGIdrenre syifter, "a, 6drtipeiI. 8. %
Clara Q. e3rabsr. "a, 6dnlsr pnrs.
{gBm. Olopoge, 30, sloriDoOb.
fIorsnce Rebbun, 26. besgl.
lGbnin 6. Ghnebel. %. Giie Rors
uoon, 8.
9krsie .. Don, %. 312 MdrnrGt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-26

1873, iiber tpeIhes 8rpau ein Sdbrs
Sebnt betlamirts, tptro er ieBt Elm neues
biu3useTeQen, bos 8erbrehen pom %.
SUM 1912, ais er niht gum 9or'tser
Der bemotrutiI6en Rationalz8onpen-
tim gefpdbIt tpurbs,
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te.GrlGabnihiaeine.

IL.
linen ibrer aniitt nah unbssensNs
Slid bringtn iclsn.
Die folsenben aissHisn 'purpsn
auseeitelIt:
l6srmon @. Groesbsd, q, 2l73
I Oranbin Rodn.
l6allsp W<nsel. 25, Debit, ..
lcsoe so. Gsrmersbsim, q, 2Ol6
Mbiitmrre Sirabe.
lSarnb Broom. q. s26 GharIott. II.
lgpolier .. Coleman. "a. ROrtpooo.
l4lics 3. Speenep. %, 2152 0ranotn
Npob.
leRanmpnb 8. Sddion, %. 2136 Sat.
mater Strabe.
l5rsne gieiff.r. q. 2134 Ct. Wttdosl
Gtrdbe
|SoIepb Simmons, 25. Qittsbure. Va.
lGffis gausbn, 26. 834 Wsit 8. Str.
|euoens Z. Dent. %. 1888 DiIionap.
lWarie gtrman. %, ctsgI.
l5cbn .. SopmoHn IT,. 26. 1890
Quebte Mpenut.
laiLIis aoIiboff, 20, 3111 Dan Burns
Wpenut.
|b<nrn e. Bauer, %, RorDccb.
lWorp 30. gIatiou, %. osssl.
(Sofeph o. Nksborp, %, 2941 WdI'
1 faduisits 4Rnue.
lG<rtruoe R. Cool. q, 1907 6arris
ION Apenue.
|Dm. WuIeahep, %. GLENDALE.
lauep Smiih. %, Carthage.
lpbilapelpbia slllaeeia, 25, 104S Riis
itnbouis Strdbs.
(Wldrn Guebara. Is. 1880 Gutter Ss.
|Rueoipb 6. Gsblter. "a. 135 Muls
berrs Strobe.
laorroins u. Wilisr, %, 221 Siort
Strabe.
JaObn 5eIfsri6, 25. 1914 Sycamore
I Strabs.
(elisabtib glaur,r. q. 1881 bessl.
Iglm. u. aeton, 27. 335 gusculum
apsnue.
l5rens q. Rtes. 81. 1912 Deiisru AD.
i9oua!b Q. RbOabs. "a, BAIT Durp
Apenue.
ia.pna Caring, q. 1913 5obn Ctr.
Ianbreip ]. Ntls. @. pit.sburs. ga.
(eiba g. 9rinimspsr. 20, 1926 garIl
Strabs.
gn. =. phitIips IT,. %. 5or. 9bos
mas. ap.
l6ns.l 9. ppors. "a. 55S anurel Ctr.
Igopore E.robofer. %. 223 GInfs
sehn,e Sirnbs.
lger,ba Sinrf. q. 1905 maluui Ctr.
I9asio Sborp, "a. 762 Wt. Dope Ro.
lQsiIis 9. 9anbtrbi!., rs. l134 Sbs'
man apenue.
I6.nrn 1rkIins, 81. II afIiion CTR.
lGf.Ia aoifsrmann. q. $40 Vros
baseo apeRue. <
lgto. 6. giennis, %. 2115 Zine Sits
lam.Iio R. aoebns. %. Reobina 9.
lDm. @.bei, 22. 307 D.ft Is. Cir.
Barbara Reis. %, 1431 Dat Ctr.
iIPi6cel mars, As, gortiaHo. 9nb.
lRoIe Dan Der Mel, 80, ct. Bernard.
laRitcrb S4miit. Is, 1721 9rsman
I Mptnue.
fasnes ginber. q. 1921 6errOn aU..
lgpn Clement Winons. %. Chicago.
lecura R. GeHner. 20. 1712 aineo!n
Mpenue.
l5obn go5iunc. 46. 237 D<is o. CTR.
l Della Coffin. 81. 1920 Gin Ctr.
l6arrH q. yride, %. asbman RoGh.
lNinnis 6Obos. "a. Dinicn ROab.
lEiiper q. Glofisrmann. 25. 1927
/ Draper Eirnte.
lT,urp .. Ries, Is. 1arntsburs. 9.
IS<buitlnn 4ieb!. 43. 144S gDolnut
| Girnbe.
tGarrk 1offmann. SO. 2o25 G0lsrain
NpeHue.
lT<nnig apons. 25. 527 gihmcnbSt.
lWaghaisns Cap. %, 1868 MiIbtr 40.
|G<orge GhDxr. q. 2437 Spring
| Oron< MDenue.
6enrieiie Siriitss, 90. 25O9 b<sel.
(Sof<pb u. pisrroi. 27. 1858 UineGt.
iGrisbd Ctrttls, 26. 10 fSinbiap ct.
lssebH 9. aiHtls. 35, 10 W. Glbs1 Ct.
lGlisabeib 9. Statl. 80, 1913 Central
4neuue.
lSobn G<nrp Ossdsrs. 35. pldinpilIe.
l1parp Melting. 40. 1904 Jndfcn Gs.
lecuis 3. 1ioA, 81. 1884 Hurbstts
/ Npenue.
Roi< 8. qatban, "a. 96l iJscneiSeo
Strobs-
IgDm. .. Halsr. 81. 1882 Digm0ni
I Apsnue.
Gftber Mals0n, Is. mt. 6saItbp, ..
r.. "a
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3netbeutises Jnfsrat
grfinber fuft fnpitaItrGftigen De<
Ihdft tstkilbdber 5ur MuSbtntung.
Dit u g. 1tiiotr an bit Gyptbition.
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60hit be5eihnenb lit es,
bab Der tempprdrs 9oriiber Der oemos
trattffen Gonoention ale feline Nns
eriffs gegen Rooiepelt qerihtet uno
ntd1t Elm Dort oes 9abeIs geaen Saft
oorgebratt Bot. Das lit cine gnsrteus
nun1 Der 5batiate, oaB Eafts Ioz
miniItration teiren 4nlab 81 ernits
Iiher Rrttit gegeben Bat. Sotpett er
Die Reqierung felbItitdnoig gu Fiibrsn
permofts, bat sr gefrisoigenoes ge=
Ieiftet. Wtiberfolge bate er nur bort,
no bic Stanbpntter i'm SonereB Ieis
ne pldne Durdtrsuster, mas gans
fpe3ieQ beim Sarif geitob. Wdre bic
repubLituHtfhe Burtei bdrtn BEN
Rutbe bes grdIioentsn gsfoIat. 70
bate RooiepeIt bic 8drtei nitt ger.
triimmern tonnsn u~b itdnbs Safts
wteoerertpdblung nidt i'm 3peifsl.
Dem oeben peritorbenen 9es
neral @bits perountt GugIqnb bic
Hsttung ieinsr geFibungen in Glib
afrita, Wbite mar nit ieinem 5eers
IN Qaopfmitb BON ben gureu einge.
fhloiIsn. Ssin 0orgsieBter Butler
7 ret6 ihm CUR RlpituIation. Dbits
utna oarauf niht Elm uno belt ben
Srt, Bis Rpberts bur6 ben Warih auf
Sobonnisburg Die guren oerunIobts,
ii6 bon GaopImith au entfsrnsn. Die
aapitulatton jsnes Srtes uuo oes bas
rim belagsrten grobsn 6eeres pires
phne Trage cana Siioafritd repoLut.o.
nirt hdbsn uno Elm 4ufit1nb oon iOls
den Timsniioren bate GnQlano nlht
unteroriidsn t0rnen. 3umul SErantreth
cuff bem Sprun9e ftano, Die garsn aIs
triecsfiibrenbe mu6t unsuertennen
urb Ieutihlano h06it ipa6rihsintih
oteiem 9eiIpieI qeFoIot tpdre. Gurh
Whites Stunoboftigtsit tpurben Der
3runsoaal uno Der Srunie Grsift1at
ben engIii6en geTbungen in Suolfz
ritd etnDerleibt unb bic enolifhe berrs
f6uft ouIeIbft oauerno befeitigt.
Die Sutterborfe in Gleiu,
81, pirD bas GuotirunQszaommits
tee dbf6affen, nahoem bic Ser. Stod.
ten FegieruHg eire 4Iage our 4ufl0z
iuno Der BorIe eiEgeleitet bat, lpelts
ipe5ieQ oarauf berubt, bab oGs Guo.
tIrunoszaonmittee bic gBtrtuRg 6ot,
Gle &onturren3 auf5Ebsben. Der Ord.
iioent Der 80rie DerIutt oas Gon.
mittee gu reatfertigen, inbem er ours
IeQt, boB BAG &pmmittee not6tpenStg
lei, I'M bic greife gu Itabiliiiren. Otit
StcbiIiiirung 1T absr nihts anoeres
qersint, dl6 cine 8orf6rift, III rpelhs1
preiien Butter pertGuft tDerben mub
uno Bel Strafe Der Hic3tIieFsrung BON
Butter an SAMPLER, tDelfe bic Dor.
f6rtft niht befoIgen. Gbe Die gDrIe
ing 2eben trat, mar 13 Gents be gies
tirun~ fir Butter, iebt lit lie boppelt
f. toh. 0ieie Grbobung beg preiTes
I'M 100 9ro3ert mar bic Wirtunq Der
burd bic 8orie pernrlaBten 0srni6z
tuna Der Gonturrsn3. Sb Die Nb-
f6affung bes 2uotirungss Rommittess
an bieisn 9erbdltniTen ettpos dnbs-n
frirb, 1T fragli6; bic grfutrurJ
fpriht oageaen. gber fit)er lit, bab
en- aagemeinsr preisitur3 in Butter
trfolqer fpiiros, Iobolb bic guttsrsolls
oufb0ren.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-05-15

Normal Training Class on
Invitations are being issued this
week for these exercises which will be
given st Turner Hall Thursdsy after
noon, May 30th, ct three O'Clock.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-05-15

The ditch controversy in the Town
of Milford will, fro N present indi
cations, be settled without expensive
litigation. It will be remembered that
at the last meeting of the Board OF
County Commissioners this body
against the protest of practically
three-fourths of the property owners
to be benefited, ordered the ditch laid
out and established as prayed for in
the petition. Steps we're taken by
several of those who felt aggrieved to
perfect an appeal to the District
Court. Since then the parties most
vitality interested in the ditch have had
several conferences and have decided
to abandon the ditch as proposed by
the engineer and viewers, and to
build one to suit their own con-
venience. This means that some of
the property owners will be left out,
the ditch considerably shortened and
the expense Of building vastly reduced.
This looks like good common sense to
u and the parties ore to Be com.
mended for showing such good
Judgment.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-05-15
Singers Attention!

For the purpose of drilling 8 grand
chorus of women's voices to sing st
the coming commemoration next
August Of the 50th anniversary Of the
Indian Massacre, an urgent invitation
is hereby extended to all the women
and girls Of our city who sing to
attend meeting at the public club
rooms at Turner Hall next Monday
evening at O'Clock. At this meeting
plans will be laid for q series of re-
hearsals Of number of appropriate
four part songs to be sung at some of
the functions during home coming
week. 1t is expected that in our city
where live SO many people, talented in
music, q chorus of at least one
hundred voices, sopranos, mezzos,
altos and contraltos, should easily be
gotten together. Let there be 3
generous res ponse from all the several
church choruses and singers for this
very notable affair. It is IN occasion
which can come to any person only
once in life time. The meeting next
Monday will be devoted to the enroll
ment of the chorus members the CLASH
fcstion of voices and he selecting Of
appropriate songs TO b. sung.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-05-15
May Festival and Bazaar.

Spite Of the unfavorable weather
prev ailing the three days festival and
bazaar given by the Ladies Society Of
Turnverein was big success. The
rain came down steadily all day Fri.
day, but many Of the people Of the
city disregarded it and made their
way to Turner Hall to secure some oil
the many beautiful articles for sale
there. Saturday was more pleasant
and all afternoon large crowds were
present and supper was served to
scores that evening and Sunday. The
young folks enjoyed dance Saturday
eveni' G. Sunday evening one-a
German comedy was staged by some
of the boys of the Zoeglingsverein.
Their efforts were greeted with shouts
OF laughter and appreciation. After
the play the prize winners in the
rallies we're announced and the voting
contest for the most popular alderman
was carried to whirlwind finish,
Fred Behnke winning out by narrow
margin. Some very valuable prizes
were carried off by those holding the
lucky numbers in the raffles, several
Of them being worth from ten to twenty
dollars. Very little was left on the
hands of the committee when the
bazaar closed at midnight Sunday and
as almost everything was donated by
fr lends the ladies netted neat sum to
use In liquidating the debts of the
club room improvements. The COM
mittee extends its grateful thanks to
all who so kindly and generously con-
tri buted to the success ard it is hoped
and expected that all will feel at home
and welcome at Turner Hall Club
rooms whenever it will be . pleasure
to them to be there. This was the |
purpose in fitting. up the rooms and it
Is desired that the citizens of New Ulm
Jake advantage of it and make use of
The rooms.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-05-15
NEW UI1M, BROWN COUNTY. MINNESOTA, WEDNESDAY, NAY
ebriate asylum.

ebriate asylum.
The clerk was ordered to issue
voucher to Brown County in the sum
of $4,000. this amount being the an
nual 10 per cent Of the liquor license
money for the past 8 years, which the
city is obliged to pay over to the coun-
ty in accordance with Chapter $50 of
the Laws Of 1909. Building permits
were granted to the Friedens church,
DR.. ]. Z. schoch, William EngeB Chas.
F, Kaiser, Fred. Hamann, Adolpa Al
win and Martin Hose.