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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-12-13

State OF Oklahoma, County Of Craig,
SIS, In the County Court.
Guardianship Of Freeda r. Chamber,
I'm, Minor Robert t. Chamberlin,
Guardian
NOTICE OF SALE OF MINOR
LANDS.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dorslgued Robert l.. Chamberlin, as
the guardian OF the person and es-
tate OF Freeda u. Chamberlin, minor
will, pursuant to an order of the
County Court OF Craig County, Okla.
homa, made and entered on Deeem-
ber 10, 1912, in Probate Case No. 2206
expose for sale at private sale to the
highest and best bidder for cash all
of the following described lands sit.
uated In Craig County. Oklahoma. to.
wit:
n ~ SIC IA SW Id of Section
n, Township % north, Range 20
east and that portion OF the ME-
Ia NE II SW IA Of Section 2l,
Township 25 north of Range 20
east which is thus described BE.
ginning at the southeast corner of
said ten acre tract, thence rum
ming west on the south line OF
said ten acre tract S3 feet, thence
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-12-13

northeasterly on the arc of
circle, the radius OF which is 80
feet (every point along which
said line Is 80 feet from said first
named beginning point to the
east line Of said ten acre tract;
thence south with said east line
% feet to the place Of beginning.
Said sale will be made on or after
Thursday, December 26, 1912. Bids
for said lands should be made in writ
ing. signed by the party and accom-.
panied by certified check for rot less
than ten fl0) per cent Of the amount
bid enclosed in a sealed envelope and
endorsed Probate Case No 2206, Bid
on Minor Land" Said bids may be
deposited with the Judge of the Coun-
ty Court Of Craig County, Oklahoma,
or with the guardian or left at the
Office Of Bebout & Voyles, at Vinita,
Oklahoma The terms OF said sale
shall be all cash upon the confirmation
Of such sale by the Court and delivery
Of deed by the guardian.
ROBERT L. CHAMBERLIN,
Guardian Of Freeda f. Chamberlin,
Minor.
BEBoUT & YOYLEs, Attorneys.
Vinita. Okla, ll.26
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-12-13
State Of Oklahoma. County Of Craig,
S. In the County Court.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF
GUARDIAN FOR LEAVE AND
AUTHORITY TO MORTGAGE e
LANDS or MINOR.

LANDS Or MINOR.
Notice is hereby given that pur-
suant to an order Of the Craig County
Court made and entered on the 5th
day of December, A. d. 1912. in the
matter Of the estate Of Claud Harlin, a
minor upon a petition filed by Edgar
c. IIarlin, as the guardian of the said
Claud llarlin, praying for leave and
authority OF the court to mortgage
certain lands Of the minor Claud lIar-
lin. to.wlt:
The North Half OF the Southwest
Quarter On - SW Ia Section
81. Township 30 North Range q
East. containing In all eighty
acres more or less.
For the purpose OF discharging a
judgment and lien on said lands in the
amount of Two Hundred Fifty-Two
and 07.100 ($25207) Dollars and the
costs In said case accrued. The Coun-
ty Court of Craig County Oklahoma
has set and designated December 20,
1912, at ten o'clock a. M, at the Coun-
ty Court room of the building and used
by the Craig County Court as the
time and place where said cause and
application will be heard and all per
sons Interested in the estate of the
said Claud Harlin, minor, are here
by notified to appear and show cause,
if any they can, why said petition and
the prayer thereof should not be
granted, and the guardian authorized
to borrow the sum of Two Hundred
Fifty.two and O7-1O0 ($252O7) Dollars
and costs Of said suit and to execute
mortgage securing the same upon
the above described lands of the said
minor Claud IIarlin.
EDGAR c. HARLIN.
Guardian
By DAVENPORT & RYE
20 Attorneys for Guardian
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-12-13
ALL IS QUIET
IN OLD JAY
eslsrnsr croes VII Not orssr ovi
Militia Unless Outbreak Occurs
Arbitration Proposed

Jay, Okla. Der l5--Quiet pregaila
n both old and New Joy. The %eS
lay officers say they VIII not make
an effort to move the county records
from the old town Of jay until the
excitement has cooled 4 hundred
men sworn in az deputies are guard
Ing the old court house and the rec.
ords All the county officers we're
open agai7 this afternoon When the
excitement Was highest yesterday all
bat three Of the county officers locked
their offices and left the court house.
Sheriff Thomason, IN charge Of the
New Joy town deputies, stiil believes
the records viii be moved before the
new board Of commissioners ia sworn
In next month.
Arbitration Proposed.
Fort Smith, Ark, Dee. I2.--Informa-
ton reached here tonight that the
rival towns Of New jay and Old Jay
gill compromise and let board Of
arbitration settle the controversy for
tho county seat Of Delaware county,
Oklahoma Jay Washburn and VIII.
liam creekmore. owners Of the rival
towngitea, are negotiating THE plan
Tho trouble is over who shall be the
arbitera
Conditions Exaggerated.
Oklahoma City Dec. 12.-Hardly
one.tenth Of what has been said IN
regard to conditions in Jay. the coun.
" seat Of Delaware county, are true,
70 Governor cruco was told by w II.
Doherty, O banker al Grove, by long
distance telephone this morning. Mr..
Doherty said several people had gone
through the county seat saying they
had been sent there by the Oklahoma
supreme court TO remove the records
The people replied this would not be
permitted Not twenty-five people In
The county, Mr Doherty added. wanted
The records transferred from Old to
New Jay and the only chance for a
clash would be. he said If such a thing
vas attempted.
Governor Crice said ha would not
order AdIutant General Canton to Jay
until there was an outbreak and relter
ated the reasons given lu his telegram
~ Judge plDchford.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-12-13
Christmas Razar.

There will be caps aud caps on sale
at the bazar at the Presbyterian
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28
8 Diving tower
g. One of the camp tents
I In line for the regatta on Lake
Lanier.

ercises. the authorities of the academy
have equipped with all modern para
phernalia an up to date gymnasium.
Library and Reading Room.
The brightest and most home like
room in Lanier Hall is that of the IL
brary and reading room, to which the
cadets have free access during all Of
their recreation time, and at other
times with permission.
1t is not intended to make the course
at Riverside summer School as ink
some as to cause a boy to feel that he
is losing his vacation. Experience has
shown that a little study svstematical-
ly done each morning does not inter
fere with the recreation and pleasure.
while It keeps his mind active
Individual instruction. proper relig-
ious influences. naval Instruction
swimming lessons physical training Of
all kinds are other features OF this deal
school II further information is dA-
sired catalog wiz be mailed on "a.
quest to the Riverside Summer school
and Camp. Box 10, Gainesville, Ga,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28

dant means of escape are provided by
wide halls and numerous exits
South Barracks. another large build
ing. was completed in 1909 This build :
ing is of brick, and like Lanier Hall
fitted in the most approved modern
method.
The Outdoor Life.
A model camp of limited capacity is
provided for those who prefer to live
out of doors. The tents are of special
construction. and are dry and healthful
They are pitched on Well drained hill
side of sandy soil their floors being
raised above the ground; they are light
ed by electricity and equipped with
cots. mattresses table chairs and hang
ing wardrobe Shower baths and SAM
tary toilet eonveniences are provided as
in barracks
The camp is located only a few hun
dred feet from Lanier Hall Applicants
are given cnoice between barracks and
camp until the camp IS filled
Gymnasium Equipment.
Realizing the great benefit which
boys derive from indoor gymnastic ex-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28
influences Broadening.

Cadets go to Riverside each summer
in an increasing number from the
Southern states. parents in the South
finding that they can not do better for
their sons than To send them into a
more bracing climate for the summer.
The broadening influences Of this inter-
minging Of boys from widely separated
localities is in itself not the least among
the advantages offered by the school
Parents who are going abroad or who
contemplate other plans necessitating
separation from their children during
the summer may place them at River
side with the comfortable assurance
that they will be as well cared for as
il they wore in their own homAs
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28

The main building is attractive in
design and with is modern interior ar
rangement. finish and equipment is Is
peciallv ada pied TO the uses OF a school
ard dormitors combined All rooms
large and wen ventilated and lighted
b. electricity The danger OF IRE is
reduced to a minimum. though abun-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28
Gainesville Easily Reached.

Gainesville is on the main line of the
Southern railway from Washington tc
Atlanta SO miles north of Atlanta
Through trains from all points In tbs
south pass through Gainesville. In
most instances students may reach Riv-
arside without changing cars Stu
derts should try 70 reach Gainesville
dus3ng The day as ire electric cars d.
no. run out TO the school after II
o'clock al night IN
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-28

profane or indecent language are alb
solutely forbidden. Hazing or any un-
fair treatment of comrades also for
bidJar
The Keota news., 1912-07-05

Ask1as Valley ceep 0oeaa4
PDeaaa-IAe e1ups n s1e AxE1nsnD
valley os CGlck1Ao Ase exDee8ea %
AsAg a,prouHaeezy O,Sssyb 80 this
y~- TIE eGztRaxe - haoeA 1paa 10
sxal fsxuen, <Akk1 fro0 he 1x1ber
0 AereS p1a1xeA 70 Tie vax3oss xuD&.
and Aoa ao< inea1Ae lie trEia h tAs
C2Aoa C<J district
wssAos1 xAe qseSz1na a AoaAe t1f8
VII be tie DoE1. DEosDerc1s year h
tie AsSsoy oe rAe uA0ae vA11ey. a1A
h1s.zess alreoAy . hk1nk h aAxexDA-
rsa q DE- he8v ocD rekURA
TIE dve lea1tAg Gups IN -
vAeG1. &2S7z 1ee. 0gax bsseA 315sz-
sas: astAka, n.lDe. -. eax2. &1.111.-
- an ea.faAsx1es $11<sea. 1AAtng
\ snenl q 3k.4l1.Soo To tAds wN 1ave
= Ae add kAe a00Bfs reratveA for
m 11 th9 A4AR 0uDA - estimate
xpo vAaeh - heaa 1RrzAs1
h ~ spfxina q e1Dss<eA 0a II
- sa0ey IL railroads are going 70
Der5eace 1Aue1y u DEOsing
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gDau. - vaGoaD e3nK<D A1Boo4T aEo
Daane 1n0a = - tAat DsuDR Drovk
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The Keota news., 1912-07-05
The work THAT LASTA


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xkvo. EaT<z1asse vsrte-. wAc SERVES
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$ec1 tie writer says ok ,es ez4& verk
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sAcws = H IL -G-1e0 IL pat11s4
wood heneA.A O. sAs okA1 kA1A
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The Keota news., 1912-07-05
DUBIOUS
Ahose Whist Aer Husband Would Gay.

A Mich woman tried Postum BE-
cause coffee disagreed with her and
her husband Tea il just ~ har1-
ful ~ co4ee because 1t contains ca1-
fetne-the same drug found In cot
fes- She writes:
ysars With catarrh Of the bladder. and
palpitation Of the heart, caused Ay
eo0sa Was unable to work II au
md In bed part Of the time.
I had stomach trouble. was val
and tretfu % l could not attead to
ny housevork-boeh Of M using col.
- Al the time and not realizing Il
vas harmful
-oae morning the grocsr's wifs
ok cur trouble and advised Poetum. /
took II homs.rather dubious what ny
husband would say-he was fooA q
co1ee
But took co1ss right on the table
and We haven't used cup a 1t since,
You should have seen the change In
n. and nov my husband never com,
plains oe heart palpitAtion any mora
Ny stomach trouble went away In I've
weeks after began Postum. Ny cAil
6fsa love Il. and Il does them good
vAicA can't - said q co3oA
A hdy viaitsd N Who vas usually
halt sick told her I'd make her 4
cup of Postun- she sai1 II was taste
je8 stu1. but aAe watched ne 49,
T. boiling h tAaEo0Ghly for Is mlnu&as.
and vhaA 1o0e. sAs sai1 Il vas sn3sa-
~ Lag boi1i1x brtnxs oat IL -
vor a1d fooa 4sallty- Name givsa ~
Postum Co. Battle Crsek. lEicA.
Lnok h 7kgA for the faAoos lae1ae
6ook. TAe 1paA to Wellv1lla.-
HvsR GsoA ~ aAove Dsae9rS = -
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The Keota news., 1912-07-05
R.rAer aa open ssesse.

Rather N Open ooessG
Aver important citizen Vas draws
on a Jury. . veek or two ago. ana
ne. him after be had been discharged
He seemed to think that he was en-
titled to Be on the beach. II the veFy
least
VIA: vas your verdict in that
case- ! asked
The defendant was unAnimo0siy
ACQUITTED on the first ballot
Indeed. And how did you voteE
That. sir. il one OF the sacred se-
erets Of The Jury room -"-Cleveiand
Plain Dealer.
The Keota news., 1912-07-05
LITTLE coloaADo nEnA-

o0.H rsaupa~iaOs DESIRING ovss ~
oGzAe WsrsA vvhsas-
W~~. x<~w Czsa xs~s s~vs@
A postal sarnGs hn2k hzs bseA -
-AsSsx1e1 =. Azron
Lakes IN tAe Tsesnsy d Gree1ey are
completely HIlsd viii water
Deposits n the hanks Il Gra1d Jucc-
;soA amount 70 81 So .ese-
CAas4ea Turner VAS sAos aA4 killed
by Traxk EHzsga near TeEuysle-
Fire recensly destroyed property n
LcTeiaaA % Tie anoE1t ok $s6Ss-
A Few scAool bziaAfng 10 to be con
arSe.e6 n Stewart Mesa. near PaoaiA-
The Sumner No<uAl school 1t Gun
xkson las been opeEe5 for the season-
Ta-ry<sxAt ,AczxaoA dollars in life
mszzace Vas paid In Grand Jurctic1
Gzr1x 1911
Tke nzata aars1l cnnrentson Of the
Ce5oczdo State Optical Society vas
AeaS = P7ehso-
Greeley deg ovn<rs contribrte about
/ 94Ss 4 rear towards maintaining he
Ely ECvegEOe1t
Fc.e<- r11ss-s report The noun,Ains
Seie4 Asg4 With SNOW
Al i-r.xauoa district covering ten
t1oGSa1z Acres a being Organized In
LIE G.11d vnller. near SIT
The ssEM<x school ct the Cniversi
- OF Colorado II Bo1ld<y has opeood
9cx Ex weeks tern
Every tAsry-sAirt person k tie z3o.
So tAa4 60 10 make up beavers popu-
hnoa owns 4a Azso0esle
Aosy2a oouasy VII produce more
small grain tAiS year .AAn any pre-
s5os year IN Ers Asssory-
Grc111 AAs heeA broken for . l.0cG
city hall n Sterling The building IS
- be co0psesed Ay October l.
T1s CEtna Pacific 10 figuring On MY
special sras1s fo< Knights TeApaar &c
1As eoscaave u Denre< next year
An Acreage of SIss aay has beea
DaSA iAao lAe Office k the clerk of the
Desver DsS1xscs Cc1r-. for aHmooy for
JaDe-
CaAzon R1xrH. paoaeer. who lived
u Hos1 CozEAs fcxry<Aree years. died
r1ceasr n BozBeer. aged sevenry-
.AEee
4 SPECIAL eseeUoa VII be he'd with
u sixty Gays 70 decide whether or not
Trinidad - 70 have commission Ecv-
G1De11
Prez11e1i Tas has seat to tie Sen
ase tie Ao&snaxsoa ct George H CAArl
1n % le register q tie Lad OffSce
u DU1Aen
kADca1Soa a tie peoDSe IN packing
apples vIn BE takeA sp this year by
xAe CF1nA JxDe11na Fruit Growers
AAsoe1axsoa
YHfy4eveA ear iooAS ol yoG1S
steers we're recsakly s13oa8eA at
Sxea2Auat Ssrtngs fer stoekmsn IN
sAAx vicinity
Keoea has 4 CuzrsfAg a4sociaxioa-
T1e Den1erxAtp u hrge a1d there are
= nzMber 1t god dogs n tie bu2ea
cv1e4 b. tie clgA-
4 eicodhzrse between the forks At
oeAx Greek anA Coadea waxAeA ozt
several niles of uack frua IL c. Z s
razlrea1 IN Csar Greek caxoa.
Tie pecpAe q Perroaite hare
changed the AaRe of xAa2.own 70 Val
ley vkv. Il has csaaed u b N ell
ca2D 1nA irs DeoD1e ara 1cv Al faz1-
ekn
The Keota news., 1912-07-05

6r@s 5cvA s-Ea aEvoeR.o p18
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seAee n yo@- lave anA tx1 . -
tzssaA&- s&<y say. x1A sAo AaDAaaeas
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v1ax aAc~ Tie .A~1e Hp b g.
w. EAy 10 .ris AA<1. 1pr A0wAG
EAcA.xes a-e Aeayy GD11gA - 011-
e1s Aag-salovsz gzoS2A. b& - o.
<1rAv aw1 DCv0 would DAko a0w
z<uCe0 ovW = fAo<uEGA1y roues1
yard ISs HIA vs Ars as1. w1u
@ ae.er tAe eAxdak1nns IN earnest -
ca1ss ,h<v IKE ,k<z. ,AU v1H Doe
E@eI xseAse c. H. fo9~ ~ -
eevz t-.o ,fs soE a2A Gxx tAe ruoeR
TEAt sozoks IKE = eDoA ding D0
aft1 getting N .ks roots Il d. AAD-
1aaoGs Via, .kG: PunzA0 . VEL
EAaEers4 rSg voGA noe naasR d
u~~ 6g, Al nses asS not ve12AR
Aero4 Ee<1ceA. oET Gy orA4Aa1os
ars 70 es-heete reG2-E1G tAs 22Gxar
a PIG e-isr-s T. froe< lawns Dist -
cA0eAeSe see-s 70 Axtao fAArU. sayD tAo
OEAkA Bee Il EAy - sv~R1eA
akeTeJc1kza- bot oo0eAov tAaro = n
N o6n< Of szsvsc7oa about t1b -
seA<Es EaEHg good
The Keota news., 1912-07-05

Gives tesesao cs@osy Pur0s1
vx-oe-Tke C0WD0 CoxnL a y5e
icc AAS rx1e<sc1xlU grated . xsenxy
yeA< e-1SeAxs< 10 = DeGyer heating
oc&,AHy 70 sz1p1y tt hcSs1eas &c
1ca viii AeAs AAA Z wAxfed- 20 tAe
rexa8<Ac< sec1soA Tie ssr~ees AAA n
kys VII BE- E-iEoea Cor the cao1xs<A
The Keota news., 1912-07-05
s,.sesey esss Z. pnss.

8Aoesey eoB - esasoA
G-se1ey-TAk e3axz1S cAapee1 n TIE
WeH ecx1gy cn00ssEaco6 Gx1fx cases
Vas reached vAe. CkA-seS G. SAee4sy.
lie DkEyes cnk.x1cSor, uAk s1keA %
C2xca GIG &C take Mp his se1teaee
tro3 ooe @ ,re yArs N ,Ae ssAse'S
rs1na
The Keota news., 1912-07-05

Mxesoaai eu1r1 - t4o11 eae1Mk
GoaAeA-SSKDex DA1ecvesx a tAe
Coaor4Ae N1x1oonl C1n11 vi - heAA
soExA W Ills city The p&aA TO bod
the summer ok20F0knt II P03o
Dc1.1i1. Wye fas1ea wAe1 Pre134e1t
Tae. vetoed tie Amy ap1rooei1xaca
IL
The Keota news., 1912-07-05

4 cokr q 1cGAo<3e rokak1100 -
CAtea8c kAs 3ed6eA list q VIC =
0oe Obliged 70 follow lr AnaA1
aAA Hold &C. k0 bad Hke . Da0ka1
A~ share ok III DAaRA III YIN
- regarded n m kso2ekAA3s a1k
spua aoGsa md vss9aA rtG11 ~ a.
ehM Il husbands Who t1Ank q VIII
Aas 70 Ess .cr I@<y bsyuD1 eH
faxe. a1A dat vA61a - U11o 10uD ~
Dxt 4 ths laak1s0 q o. 1se1E
1ER. d. kns1aaA = tAe Gnly - -
I'D - hnol1o - enaA
The Keota news., 1912-07-05

3ssver Lake Ms0e t4ouao 0A
Ssase-1-Rzslzs1G II Tie 3sfve
Lake Rs.<- xtx 2z5eD frc1 Aer<. O1De
a-A6 ooS77.e& BY TIE American SDeL
z.x sN< Refsxsax Co2pAxy. we're Do
suc-eS ~ Ere Loss estimated Il
81, ,sssrs
The Keota news., 1912-07-05
COLORADO NEWS
CATHEkED FROM
Al Parts of lie State

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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-10
A. C.. Klein ExOnerated.

A. c. Klein, who was charged with
arson and arrested some two weeks
ago was given hearing last Friday
and after taking all the testimony
Judge Cutting exonersted him on
account of:lsek Of evidence.
The hearing commenced Friday
morning and lasted, all day and on
Saturday he Judge rsndstsd The
decision IL he dstsndant's favor.
County AHse.sy Rrislsos; Of sprinG-
.1sld vss hsee 70 hesdls shs lsale end
of ~ aAss' I'd nesssrt and Dsyis
sepeessatsA kleta. =. A. Simlsoe,
deputy Ars wsFdsa Aon 81 Pssl wss
- aer ~ hsariag and also % :
Waaeoes... 80 j. } J !. ~. <
Thisy,Aoweyer, doss not ssttle ~
caoe . q any time II ths 0esss can
produce evideaee that can indict, 10
case can b taken Up again before he
grand jury '--....s.G.. -.
The many friends Of A. c. Klein srs
pleased to go him discharged. No
ono in tho first place ever believed In
his guilt Sleepy Eye Herald. Dis
patch. - Il
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-10
Male Chorus Has First Rehearsal

Fully 81 singers responded to the
appeal sent out BY . COMMITTEES to
organize . male chorus which 10 to
assist In the celebration of the 50th
anniversary Of The, Indian Massacre
and for German Day. Tho first re-
hearsal WAS held at Turner Hall We'd
nesdsy evening and under the able
leadership Of Prof. F. Reuter- con-
siderable progress wss made. Prot.
Reuter-. IL enthusiastic IN the work and
succeeded In passing some of this
epthusfssm over to the members OF
the chorus. He wants to increase the
membership to hundred, II possible,
and On urgent appeal is made to al
singers to attend to-night's (Wednes.
days rehearsal at Turner Hall which
begins promptly at 8 o'clock.
1t was deemed advisable at last
Wednesdays rehearsal to perfect q
permanent organization and the
following officers were elected:-Pres.,
L. A. Fritsche;Vice Pres, Otto Meyer;
Secy., E. j. Buehrer; Treas, Fred
Oswald; Librarian, Arthur Blauert;
Assistants, Martin Burk, Peter
Scherer, Waldemar Retzlaff and Kurt
Bell.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-10
The Fourth in New Ulm

For once in q great number of years
New Ulm had quite Fourth without
the usual parade, patriotic speeches
and fireworks in the evening. Owing
to the Home Coming Celebration In
August, it was thought best to get
along without the usual big celebra-
ton.
Quite q number of our citizens took
advantage OF this fact and spent the
t day in the country and a goodly num-
Der of those who remained in the city
made themselves as comfortable as
possible at home. A large majority,
however preferred to beon the go and
fully 700 fans congregated at the
Athletic Park to witness the ball
game and cheer the Pirates on to
victory.
A picnic which had been arranged
by the Lutheran Church in the school
house grounds was very literally pa
tronized. The largest crowd, however,
gathered at the Catholic Park where
ample provision had been made for
the entertainment OF all the guests.
The total receipts aggregated nearly
5000. r.
In the evening the streets, especial
ly Minnesota Street, were thronged
with merry lot of promenaders. The
small boy with the hrecracker and the
toy gun were very much in evidence
also. Even some of the grown-ups
burned up lot of fireworks to furnish
the requisite proof that they are still
free and untrammeled. The dances
held in the evening at the various
halls were we'll attended. There was
no dance at Turner Hall.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-10

Z. Dr., and Mrs. g. +. ReinoAe iavo q
euoStEshi week Dr.. G. ". N1lkowski
snd. uily Of Chippsws; Fsa1s, Wis.
TheT iaAs ths tsip hsss by auto aad
Will etey several days. @"'" IL
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-10
Shoot at Hunters Rest.

The spell has ct last been broken
and Hugo Geoser walked of with the
gold medal and M. Hippert relieved
Joseph Klaus of the hoodoo which
has followed in his wake for some
time and COPIED tho leather medal 1t
last Sundays shoot at Hunters Rest:
The following scores were made: