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ECONOMICAL MEAT DISHES.

Meat may be made to go much fur ther in the menu and the dish will De as valuable ill nutrition.
 Servian Rice With Meat.-Wipe off with a dampened cloth a piece of meat weighing about a pound and a half Ga piece from the shoulder), cut in inch squares. Heat frying pan and put in a little sweet lard and an onion cut in thin slices and third of carrot. Put over the fire with the meat, tablespoonful of salt, a tea- spoon of paprika and cook over a slow fire. When half done add pint of water and a half pound of rice. add ing more water as the rice cooks. Season further before serving.
 Mutton SteW.--Take piece from the neck, cut in small pieces and put to cook with sprig of parsley, a bay leaf, two cloves and two peppercorns With water to nearly cover the meat. Let simmer about two hours, then add a carrot cut in fancy slices, and six potatoes cut in thick slices, cup of strained tomato and simmer until the meat and vegetables are tender Re move the parsley and bay leaf and serve
 The pink skin on mutton is the part that gives the undesirable woolly taste; if that is removed the stew will be more delicate.
 Liver la Mme. Begue.-Take a pound of calf's liver cut in inch slices. Lay the liver in salted water while you peel five large onions, the larger the better slice in thin slices and cut in halves. Dry the liver and place in layers with the onion; let stand for an hour then cut the liver in cubes, dredge with flour and season with salt and pepper. Dredge the onions in the same way, then fry all in a frying basket until we'll cooked, the onions a golden brown.
 Pile the liver into platter and gar nish with circle of onions.
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BEDELL'S PHARMACY, "1he Quality Store."

Nellie Oaks, of No. 62O South Cherry street, will leave today for Cleburne, Texas, where she will visit her son, Dan O'Brien, whose daughter is to graduate in St. Joseph s Academy there the coming week. Mrs Callison will probably remain in Texas for two months with relatives
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MONEY RAISING SALE
 WILL OPEN TODAY

Attention of Graphic readers is call ed to the ad of w. E. Mullikin, which appears in this mornings issue. The Money Raising Sale IS 70 begin at the Mullikin store this morning and will continue for fifteen days, under the management of Frank Davis. Many rare bargains are listed for cus- toners during the sale and special effort will be made to please all who make purchases.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-01
VERDICT WAS AGAINST
 RAILROAD COMPANY

Txarkana, May 31-1n the District Court on the Texas side today, Mrs. Mary Hardin was awarded judg- ment against the Cotton Belt Rail- way Company for s13,500, for the death of her husband. Pat Hardin, who was killed by a train in the compan,'s local yards three years ago.
 Mir. Hardin was pioneer resident, and at one time chief of police, and also served as alderman on the Ar kansas side of Texarkana.
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Thirtieth Anniversary Reception

Thirty years ago today Trinity Church Association was organized In honor of the day the ladies' of the Associat on will give reception a.. the Rectory this afternoon from 3 o 6. They invite all their friends in the city 70 come and assist them in celebrating their thirtieth anniver- cary. One of ;he charter memberS Mrs. M. l.. Bell, will read an histor1- ca! paper, and there will be mus.t anG refreshments.
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Miss Spaulding HOnOree.

MT. and Mrs. Charles Madding en- tertained with an inrormal dance Thursday evening complimentary to MISS Grace Spaulding. Dancing was enjoyed until a late hour. Delicious refreshments were served. Those present were: Misses Grace Spauld- Ing, Mary Mccoy and Nary Boyce; oecll Baker, Wheaton, of Fort Smith; i; Hd Williams and James Madding. MT. and Mrs. Rosenberger, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Madding,
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Song Service.

fine song service will be render ed by the choir of the First Presbyter- ian church Sunday night. beginning at $ o'clock. Mir. Bahlau and MT. Hum- phries will assist the regular choir. Mrs. Paul Bennitt will sing "One sweetly Solemn Thought by special reqnest. and Misses Broadstreet and Craig will also sing solos. Mrs. c. z Mclean will play GoGard's Der ceause" as violin solo.
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WELL. MORE STATE NEWS =.
 WILMAR SCHOOL CLOSED

Wi]nlar, May 31-The Wilmar High School closed last night. Sam Taylof of Pine 3luf6 made the literary ad' dress, using as his subject 'The Pro- orpss If Education and the Develop men, of Arkansas" The diplomas and medals were presented and exercises chased with bened d;ction by the Rev. MT. Robinson.
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Moonlight Picnic.

Fred Hudson will en,ertain a few friends with a moonlight picnic at his home, lngleside, near the city, this evening. MT. and Mrs. Robert RyIand and MT. and Mrs. James Hudson will be chaperones.
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SOCIETY
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-C0le.ROyStOn.

Cards have been received here an nouncing the approaching marriage on June 29 of Dr. Grandson Royston, formerly of Washington, Ark, now of St. Louis, to Miss Marjorie Cole. Dr. Royston is a nephew of MT. and Mrs. w. A. Royston in Little Rock, and has number of friends and rela- tiyes in the state. Dr. Royston is we'll and favorably known in this city. He is expected to arrive her this week for visit to his relative, Mrs. w. T. Woodbridge.
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Dance at Redman's Hall.

A large number of dance lovers att tended the dance at the Redmen's Hall las' evening given by Prof. and Mrs. marry Russell The crowd danced until late hour and all declared they ida a delightful time Prof. Russell nad endeavored to get Howe's orch
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Children to RellearSe.

Those who are to take part in. the chlldrens day exercises at the First Methodist church Sunday afternoon, are requested to meet at the church at 5 o'clock this afternoon for rehear- sal.
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MZ@@JKH'f61nEN MZ@JKH 

CAN'T abide to see men throw
 their tools f that way the min ute the clock begins to strike. as if they took no pleasure r their work, and was afraid of doing a stroke too much. l hate to see mans arm drop down as If he was shot before the clock fairly struck, just as if he'd never a bit O pride and delight in is work The very grindstone Il go on turning a bit after you loose 1t. George Eliot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-01
MUCH BUILDING IN
 TOWN OF LONOKE

Lonoke, May 31.-A. Hicks IS re- building his store building recently destroyed by fire. J. c. Goodrum IS also erecting concrete building to be occupied by w. s. King as a plumbing department, another to De used by company K as an armory, ana he is to commence at once the erec- tion of a concrete building which has been leased by the Southwestern Telephone Company, as domicile. Other buildings are being contempiat- ed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-01

estra but Prof. Howe had engaged himself to the Clique Club.
Clique Dance.

About fifty couples attended the Clique Club dance al the Fluff City Club hall last evening. Though the evening was exceptionally warm for dancing the members and their young lady friends enjoyed themselves nm til late hour HoWe's orchestra furnish ad the music
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||ZlhekITGHEN
 

oOD eaten without enjoyment s&AA lies like lead in the stomach and does more harm than good
 Henry l.. Finch. The most important problem now be- fore the American public is to learn to enjoy the pleasures of the table.
 Henry l.. Finch.
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Evening Prayer and Address, 8 J.
First Church of Christ Scientist

First Church of Christ Scientist Services Sunday at II a. m. and 8 p. m.
 Subject: Ancient and Modern Necromancy" alias "Mesmerism and Hypnotism Denounced"
 Sunday School at 10 a. m.
 "Wednesday Evening Y Testimonial Meeting at s p. m. ;,
 Reading room open daily except Sunday from 2:30 to 6 p. m.
 Visitors welcome.
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Trinity (EpiscopaD Church

Corner West Third Avenue and South Oak street. Rev. Charles L.. W-Reese, Rector. Trinity Sunday:
 Sunday School, 10 a. m.
 Holy Communion and Sermon, II a. I'll.
 Evening Prayer and Address, 8 r. Tn.
 A very cordial invitation is extend- cd to all the services of Trinity Church.
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-s1.eO Coupon Books for $1.OO-at FETNBURG x BUERKLE.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-19

Die .RefpIutip II. bic 0erfaI.
funs babIn gu amenbiren, bob Bun
oes Senutoren bireft pom 0plfe er.
Ddhlt perben, bat teine Musfihten aui
pafirnns. Mtrfipiirbiser Weiie III
oiefes Refultat ben fortfhrittliheu
RepublitanerR su3uidreiben, bic nit
ben Stanopattern 9anD in 5unb aes
ben. Die beioen JIiisel Der republita-
nifhen Partei beitehn baruuf, oaB Die
Senatorspablen unter Rpntrule Der
9unoesresieruns itebsn iollen. Die
Demotraten i'm 5auie perlanasn, bab
bic &ontrole ben Staaten perbIsibs,
Das esidiebt i'm SntereKs Der ioses
nannten Staat.nrehte. Sn Solge bei=
fen ipirb bic RsipIutipn bis 3um ndh.
iien aongreB 3uriidaelegt iperb.n mill
fen. Die 5prtidrittIer rshtfertisen
ibren Stanopuntt oamtt, oab ipenn
Die Staaten bic apntroIe iiber bic sc.
nators Wablen bebaIten, bas 9efeb
nitt 3ur 2lntpenouns geIansen
tOnnte, pel6es Die Soften fir eins
SenatorsDabl auf $4,000 begren3t.
Dieies 4raument lit ni6t beionbers
einleu6teno. Sin iolhes geies tam
paHirt tperoen, audi penn ben Demo
traten 5ugsitanben rpirb, oub bic aons
troIe iiber Die SsnatorspabIen ben
gtnseIItauten perbleibt. Dir Iinb To-
gar Der NnIiht, oab ous 9eisb nod in
oieier Sisung unter allsn llmitdnben
angehommen iperoen iotlts, ba es bic
bette aontrplmaBresel BARTLETT. Dsnn
nt6t mebr als $4,000 fir cine Sss
natprsnabl peraussabt lperoen tons
nen, miro bamit errstht, tpds man nit
Der 9oltstpubl be3ipedsn fpiq, ndmIit
oaB 2egisIatur Utitelieoer nint be-
itoden peroen tOnnen, ba gu bisiem
3tpeds $4,000 nitt esniieen. Der
Warttprsis fir Senatorspnitsu esbt
pon 100000 bis $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-19

gcli3eirihier Stride miro am / !.
Diai cine Seitgeu1Be Renerunu elm.
fnbren. er miro ndmlit pcu aenann.
tenn Jage on leoen Had,mlitaa 2 llhr
cine egtragerifisiibuns abhnlta,. in
pelt)er ausihlieBlld, Sale sur Ger.
banoluna fommeii meroen. Bel oeneu
eS iid) nm bauslidle ODER eheIid,e Iii.
ferenSen bnnoeii. 3erartiae aale
lpuroen bisber oiiertIid, NIT allen an.
oeren ssallen in Der regeImaBiaen 70.
MISUNDERSTANDING perbonoelf. Sefe
sSride IN Der onrdDaus rid,fiaen Nm.
lidn. onB oerartige RripatanqeIeae,,.
hetfen nlti Dor Die Ceiientlid,feit az.
horen. nno oieies iii Der Sauptar,lno
mir einiithrung Der eripdhnteu Yeur.
rnna. IN 3ltflinif iperoen ale sills
BON stiftperioraitna ODER MibbonD.
liing Der 1nnilie ETC. Dor oetu ne,leI,
Tribunal erIeoiat iperoen. llebriaeus
eriifieren berariige ..Tomeftie Mslo.
tion Courts bereits felt Idnaerer Al,
IN 0bsengo uno nlebreren ouOrren
groben Gtdoten unb hoben iid, n -.
er ctnfi&t bspabrt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-19
ete'erIamDniki&eine.

lsrlpin 3. Slider, 26, e37 Wdlnus
/ Strnbt.
lemma prub. %. 952 sliamonb Ctr.
JSObu Nsttr, %. 1014 Ri6muns et.
lSbo Wsoe.ins. %, b.ssI.
IJObn @r..ntpaIo, 50. 1eo DaIHut
| Strabe.
lauti. Guit. SO. 1913 psaiani ctr.
ISAAC Rermonb, 1s. Wlonsfi.lb et.'
telara gsutboff. Is, 555 9oaI Ctr.
fsnia 6. RiuDr, Is. Gorintt. ap.
lRina Wa. aIiOie. q, paIaes 5pt.l.
IRuii.l ged.r, 25, gortsmOu.b, 8.
lWsaao Otntrp, Is. gmern 5oieI.
ielmsr 6. Butter, %. 1929 gdpmin,r
1 Strobe.
lgIinors 6. 5ollmsusr. 20, 1o4s Ser.
bert 4pt.
|SObn 90. Saip.ins. %. 33l on 6.
Iptnus.
l9uIa ". DOoos. 10. gOlI.s. 5iu.
ISobn Gisfer:, % 3039 Caroline No.
lJoa Sobns, q. 1916 Gilmore Ctr.
leussne 3. Gon.ling. %, 1srrae.
| part.
l6sIu 9. euni. p. b.ssl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-19

Sta!ien bat, um bem arieqs,
bsr ihfDer on fsinem Wdrte sebrt, .in
Gnoe 81 MAIDEN, bic Grobsrung pDn
fonitontinops! bsftloffen. Der ane
fang mar nitt pieIDer,pre6enb. Die
TIotte bat Iih mad s.nem teftiaen
Reimbursement 3uriidge3ogen, obne ben
mtnoeiteH @inbrut gu MAIDEN, mas
niht iiberrai6sHb 1T. ariegsf6iffe
permoser gegen nsumooiIae 'yortifita.
tioneH ni6ts aus5uri6ten, eber iin5
Die JsituHsseeihtse i'm Staroe, ben
Eriegsi4tffsn S6absr su3ufiiaen, mi.
oas 9eitern geiteben III. Sin aaa-
oungsDeriut piro rpsiter pa0urh IN.
mogItt 9ema4t, oab bic enge Ginfab-t
mad aonftantinopsl nit Winen ueIpttt
III. Die Jtulisner nerDen isbr balb
5u Der GiuiIht tommsn, bah lie 81.
Iurten unteri4dst boben. Sic alaub=
ten, oaB otefeIben 3uftdroe beftebe1,
Die inter Der alt.n Rssierunq, als
man 5eitungsDsrte itott nit Bomber,
NIT 9oIoftiidsn 0ffnets. Diefe 3eitsn
fIno Ooraber. Die Sunetiirtsn, pelts
isbt ofe 5errf6aft fibr.n, bsfsen
patrtotifhe Geiinnung uno iinb qsacn
gs'tehung sefeit. Statt Der 1iirten
peroen Die Staliener sinen Shritt mad,
riidpdrts MAIDEN miiHen. Bon osrl
aesteren fpar es bohft iib.reilt, baB fe
bic abioIute 5otDerdnitGt iiber Sris
polls protlamirten. gu eifer aner>
fennunS rDtroen iie bic 1iirten niemals
brinsen fonntH. Die stnsise R0glit.
lett gu elmer 9erftdnpiguns tit a.aeben,
rpenn JtalieH iih nit etnem protetto.
rat btsniigt uno bic nonriRle Sbs.s
berrftoft Der aiirten itber 1ripoIitas
nien ankrfenHt. Z
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Gterbli6feit1beridbt.

CLARA Shridts. %, Ct. lruncis
5oipital, 5tr3l,iben.
Biaiam Walib. ID, 1903 Gutter
Ctr, .1ubertuloie.
5annie Jrieolano, So, gobmunn's
Wiitipenbeimutb. Gebirnidlag.
Rois Ranttn. as. 216 Ridmouo
Ctr, 2eberotrbdriune.
gaarn 3ann. q. 1343 g,nbI.tcr
Ctr, Shspinoiuht.
autberinu 6aas, 76, Mt. gIo.rro,
GIi.rsihtpdhe.
Spispb Ri!ep, 60, s25 Clinton Cir,
Sebirnerpeid)uns.
Sobn 3pr.u. Is, 37o Baum Cir,
lunsenent5iinoune.
5ubert Grimsr. %, 1884 Sutti
MUS 4pe., gubertulcIe.
sbnd 8oumann, /, 210 gi.. Ctr,
MISUNDERSTANDING.
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Qofal Beridt.
oeisent6am Y. 2sauteH.

Sm ftdbtiThen 9aunmt ipurbtn ees
fern bie fcIgenntn Bnnerldubnibftets
ne erfpirtt; Wdmie 9orsmunn, dnbsrts
baIbitDdises Wobnbaus on Der Bse1
Strabs, nok Der ct. qafprsncs Npe.,
$1,000: SapiparD & gprpss, 2AitDdis
ess Wobnhdus an Der GiIbri, ndbe
Der Dirmont Mpenue, $4,000; 6anz
porb & gorbss, 2Aft0dises Wobnbaus
an Gaii 3in apenue. nnk Nabion
Roab, $500; gepra. u. WiIiies,
3fpeitOdiass GebGube fir ein2.ih.nbes
ifatisraefhGft auf bem Grunbftiid 30.
"a Weit Reunte Apenus, $40, 900; e.
Da. Cooper, apti 2tfiodige Wobnbdus
fer an Der gieior Sirobe. Hak Der
wleMillon Strube, js $4,000.
Tas 9oufommittee Der bieiigen
Gr5oio5eie bat ben GAN elmer Sdlule
fiir Die ct. rsafobs.@eneinoe inggbitc
Snt gerehmigt. Tie Soften oes gans
fino auf S37 900 peronihlnat.
Auf Veraniniiung bon Geo. q.
Eramifle, benz Rad)iabperpaIter bes
peritorbenen 6. =. 5preen, baben
1henoore Wiaper Il gro. oas Sdus
do. 2537 0afberrp SirnSe perauf.
tlonirt nno oasIelbe ruuroe BON M.
goIano fir $4,000 eritanoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-19

Grant uno Marsaret S&mioi. 1921
goson Ctr, andbs.
ausuit uno emma Gr.s, 6a3shppob
Ips., Maoten.
5obn unb yaarp SdnHr. 9s4 8e!bi
aDt.. Hidbhsn.
5arrp nno@Waibiloa Si,ltsnpctl,
l743 R,Goins Roao. anab,.
Dsorgt unb Wlarp Shrobsr, 27i8
8ine Ctr, anabs.
Joitpb unb Bari. Strobl, $50 Of
eibertp Ctr, Waefen.
Ghnrlss uno Gmmd striiaer. 203
Sit IL. Ctr. Mdbden.
Wiuiam uno CAROLYN Sboasnbar.
ger, 731 MeIroob ap.., anab,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-19

Rooispelts 8ampagns in
Der Stuot gleu Yurt bebufs grtpdb=
lung bon DeIeguteH CUR republitauis
ffen Ruttonul aonpention bat umtz
li6en Nustpsiien sufolgs $59,125 ges
toitet. Inter ben 8ebern befinoet
fih Worsuns fruberer 9pmpagnon.
tpie aud Dirsttor oes StaN Sruits
uno perifieoener anberer 5ruits,
Geo. 8. 9ertins. Dieter bat $4,000
beissfteusrt. Gs lieet uns p6lis biz
slbii6t ferne, ouraus fir Rooiepeli
unsiinftige SdIubfoIgerungsn gu 3is'
ben. ba mir bpllites 9ertrauen gu iei;
ner gbrlihteit baben. IQeiu man
bat bas Redt bon ibm gu erpartsn
bag er iih bdmiiher gemsrtunssr
iiber Nn prGiib.nten entbulte, fpsi,
oieisr ebenfuus BON ieinsn 5rsunoeu
unteritiist tpiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-19

Iuf bic IntIage RooIepelts
bag Der prdiipent bic Qsmterpatronase
ausuiists, um feline Romination gu er-
Idngen, bat 2sstsrer bic 4Htport in
Der @eiis ertbeilt, Dap CT ben 9ufenz
Ginnebmer 2ittIe in SaIem, WuH., Der
nit aaer Wudt fir ROoiepeIt agittrt,
ipieoer srnunnt bat. 9ittIe bate in
einsm Sdreibsn an ben Sonsrsbrsprd.
ientanteu 9orbner bic 8efiir6tuns
ausgefprphsn, ouB sr ous 4mt Oerliez
ren DsrN, neil sr Rooiepslt untsritiist.
Der Brdiiosnt bat Gardner in aenntz
nib geiest, baB er 9ittlss Domination
on ben SeHut gsihitt babe, ebe sr BON
oefen 8eforgniB etpus erfubr unb
paB iiberhaupt Rienuno gu bsfiirbtsn
brauhe, oaB ibm aus Der unteritiiss
uHs Rpofepelts Shooen ppn Seiteu
bes prditosnten erpuhisn ipsros.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-19
Die Nntpprt Meritos 8 auf

Die Intpprt Meritos 8 auf
bic Rpte bes Staatsbepartements mar
unnDtbiser Deiie impertinsnt. Der
StaatssSetretdr maht. Weritp teins
gorfhriften iiber fein 0erbalten, Ions
bern lieB ibm bic Rahrtht gu tbeil
tperoen, Dab bic Der. Staaten ni6t
buIoen iperoen, oaB ameritanii1e
9Irger, bic auf Settle Der Rebslen fte.
ben, tpenn lie in 2risesoefangenIhaft
gerdtben iollten. srfhoFen perbsn.
9ieie Waruuns bate po[Ite gsredtts
guug angefihts Der Ibatiahe, baB Elm
meritanii6er General iol6e gsbanbs
lung anseoro6t bate, neil Der RebeIs
IeHfii6rer SroSco sinsn Nmeritaner,
Der ouT Seiten Der Rsgieruns Itauo,
bat erihieBen IuHen. Sm uebrigen bat
WeTito ale 1rir6e, ben Ser. Stadtsn
bantbar gu isin. Die Rsgierungstrupz
pen baben bisluns fpenig gessn Die Rez
bellsn ausserihtet. Dus Gestere
fdDd6t, baB lie balb ni6t i'm Stanoe
ietH tueroen, ben Gampf fort3uissen,
1T Die Strengs, nit pelher uHiere Re
sierung oaruuf iiebt. oQB Den Rebslen
tein ariegsmateriuI 3ugefibrt Diro
nno in oisisr llnteritiiBung Msritos III
unisre Resisrung 10 nett gegnngen,
b1b lie dmeritaniider 8iirgern bus Ies
sitime Reht, Duffen an bic RebelIen
gu pertaufen, entsogen bat. Colder
freunoIihtn 8ebanoIuns gsesniiber III
Die GroBmduligteit oes meritaniiten
StaatssSetretGrs iebr falsdt anss.
braht.
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aapiidn podt bas @etpiiIen, oab sr
ben rettenben ltmpes nidt senaM bat.
Seiner SeelenqnoI berettet elm piiios
lenfhub tin Gnbs. Gin alpeiter RnulI
nnb Der ObersS sSnsenieur fOlet ben,
8eifpiele ieines aapitdns. Gin ldut.
lpier WloHsnt, Elm Rud uno MlIe ses
gen In bic Iiefe binab.
New Ulm review., 1912-08-28
1 ( 9E Z ArkyYLA : "A )! w. u! H. !V ~,
iIo ~ Asyosss q Y 81 the fxtE xssos
n ciati0n. N

The Management Of tho Brown
County Agricultural Society believes
that some explanation 10 duo their
patrons on account Of the failure Of the
airship to appear last Sunday 40 adver-
tissd. On August 8 negotiations were
entered into by % with the Curtis
Exhibition Company Of New York for
these flights, and 10 letter to Us dated
August IL tney offered to make fights
here on Sunday for $40. On August
l6 We deposited s40O 10 cash in the
Citizens State Bank ois this city to
cover tne Gust Of ;thsSss Hightsi and on
the same day wired them as foliows:
''New Ulm, Mum, Aug. l6. 1912.
"Curtis Exhibition Company,
"l737 Broadway, New York City,
"Letter August thirteenth
received. Proposition for Sun
day August twenty-tifth accept
ed. Have deposited four hun
dred dollars in Citizens State
Bank Of this city. Send formal
contract" s,.
This telegram was duly received by
the Company and formal contracts pre-
pared and sent US, arriving here Aug.
p, They we're Immediately executed
by US and returned to the Curtis Exhi-
bition Company for execution by them.
On August "a We received the following
telegram from them: ;@1 !
; "New York, N. Y. Aug. "a, 1912.
"Contracts signed and mailed
today for fight Sunday.
''Curtis Exhibition Co."
Since tho receipt of this telegram We
have received formal written contract
duly signed by the Curtis Exhibition
Company % stated in their telegram.
The Curtis Exhibition Company 10
tho same Com pany that cond ducted tho !
New Ulm review., 1912-08-28

The first generation of the Junior
Pioneers, and by that We mean all
those who were pupils OF teacher
Stauss and prior to Stauss's time, did
q very nice thing Saturday morning.
They walked to the City Cemetery
about nine O'Clock and decorated the
graves OF those who fell in the defense
of New Ulm, with wresths and flowers.
Anton Leibold making few sppropri-
ate remarks honoring the dead. From
the cemetery they walked over to the
Pioneer Nursery to visit with their
former schoolmate VIM. Pfaender, Jr.
and to enjoy his hospitality for few
minutes. There they armed themselves
with . huge bouquet and proceeded to
the home OF August Hellmann on
North Broadway and congratulated
that gentleman, who on that day had
reached the s0th milestone. In spite
of his adv anoed age, Mr.. Hellmann's
menor , IL very good and he recog:
nized most OF the Juniors that called
on him. ''- - -
New Ulm review., 1912-08-28
Board of Public Works.

Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
of the Board of Public Works of the City
of New Ulrn, Mlnn., to be held in the City
of August, 1912 at s o'clock F. NJ. the said
Board OF Pubic WORKS will make the
Assessments of benefits and damages, If
made in said city and authorized by said
Board, hereinafter set out, to owners of
real property fronting thereon, TO wit: For
constructing sewer on State Street from
Street.
Any person interested in said assess.
ment may appear before the Board at said
Dated New Ulm, Minn., August 18th, 1912
ALBEIT J. MEYER,
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New Ulm review., 1912-08-28
STATE OF MINNESOTA, IL.
County Of Brown,

- In Probate Court. -
Special Term, August 10th, 19lS:
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Barbara
iWheress, an instrument in writing, purporttng
"a be the last will and testament OF Barbara
Revitzer, late Of said county, has oeen oe-
And whereas, Albert steinhauser has aled
Herewith his petition, representing among othe!
thines that said Barbara Rewitzer. died In said
county county on the IL day Of July A.. D; 1sl2,
testate and that said petitioner Is the sole ex.
ecutor named in said LAST will and testament,
and prsyin1 that said instrument may be ad-
mitted to probate, and that letters testamentary
he to him issued thereon; "a.
II IL Ordered, that the proofs OF SAID instrument
and the said petition, be heard beforefhb Court,
, st the Probate once in the Court House In the
CITY of New Ulm, In said County, on the bth day
Of September A. D. 1912. ct 70 O'Clock in the fore
noon. when all concerned may appear and con.
test the probate of said instrument
And ii is further ordered, that public notice OF
the time aud place of said hearing be given to
ali persons interested, by publication OF copy
of this order for three successive weeks previous
to said day of hearing in the New Ulm Review
q weekly newspaper printed and published st the
CITY of New Ulm, in said county.
Dated at New Ulm, Mimi, August 10th,
a y 1912 By the Court,
-, GEO. ROSS,
1sEAL.) Judge of Probate.
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