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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-13
J. ]. OLSON,

The body of J. J. Olson. who acct
dentaIly shot himself to death while
hunting near Elephant Butte, n. NJ,
last week. arrived in FL Paso yester-
day. and will be buried here Rela-
tives in east Texas have been advised
Of Olson's death and word is expected
from them. Olson was employed on the
government dam at Elephant Butte.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-13
SPECIAL WANT AID SERVICE
FOR SUNDAY FTERATn

For the accommodation of Want Ad
patrons special telephone and messen-
ger service has been provided for Sat
urday night Herald Want Ads bring
Special telephone and messenger SER
vice all day Saturday and Saturday
night to 9 o'clock to receive classified
viii be placed in the FL Paso Sunday
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-13
DEATHS AND BURIAbs
Mss ENIMA HUXTER-

Miss Emma Huxter, aged 81 years,
home of her sister. Mrs. o. B Dawson.
1922 Montana street. Miss Huxter has
been in FL Paso for the last thee years.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday
at 2 p. m. in the chapel at sos Texas
street Burial will be in Concordia-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-13
SAFEGUARD BORDER
FROM YELLOW FEVER

Washington. D. c., Oct. 13.-YelIow
fever at Carmen and Campeche, both
districts in Mexico, from which Ameri-
can refugees are coming to the United
States, was reported today to the public
health service Surgeon Gen. Blue at
once ordered measures to safeguard the
border and other ports of entry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-13
THOUSANDS REGISTER FOR
LANDS IN FOR EST y q,

North Platte, Neb.. oct. I3.-Between
midnight and o'clock this morning
25OO applicants had been registered
here fer lands in the North Platte
forest reserve and the Fort Niobrara
reservation North Platte streets are
crowded with home seekers Many
viii wait for the drawing which will
be held in North Platte Oct e.
Registra ton is also going on at
Broken Bow and Valentine. Reports
are that. thousands are registering at
these points.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-13
NIGHT PARADES TO
BE MADE BRILLIANT
Electric SparIzIers for Trade Excursion
Received; Band to Give Special
Concert in Phoenix.

Concert in Phoenix.
Electric sparklers to be used in night
parades by members of the chamber of
commerce trade excursion, which be-
gins next Monday have been received
by secretary Reeves. Chief musician
Dapp, of the Second cavalry band,
which which is to accompany the ex-
cursiOnists, has completed his program
of music to be played on the trip Stir
ring march tunes have been selected
and the musicians of the army band are
practicing them. BY request of the
Phoenix board of trade, a special con-
cert will be played in the Arizona cap
ital when the business boosters from
FL Paso arrive there. A concert will
also be given in Douglas at the Gads-
den hotel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-13
PORFIRIO DIAZ DELAYS
HIS RETTRN TO MEXICO

Biarritz. France. Oct. 13.-GeneraI
Porfirio DiaZ, expresident of Mexico,
when shown the dispatches concerning
the arrest of the deputies at the LEX
lean capital, displayed intense interest
but would make no comment for pub
LEGATION. He had intended to leave for
Paris this week. and later proceed to
Mexico, but he expects now to remain
until the end of October.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-13
WILLIAMS'S CITY CLERK
RELEASED FROM

Williams, Ariz, Oct. 1S-Nels Fousha.
city clerk Of Williams who was arrest
ed few days ago. charged with being
$500 short in his accounts, has made
the alleged shortage good and been re-
leased It is said there will be no
criminal prosecution.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-13
DON CHENAULT WINS STAKE.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 13.-In the
champion stallion stakes, the best two
in three heats, here today, Don Chen
ault was first; Sweet Spirit second;
Nowadir Girl, third; Peter the Gay
fourth. The stake is estimated at
$4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-13
LIGHTNING KILLS FLAGSTAFF BOY

Flagstaff, ARR, Oct 13.-While plav-
ing around his fathers tent, near Flag
staff, during a hailstorm, Eugene Ran
dolph, IA years old, was struck by a
bolt of lightning and killed His brother.
Charles, who was with him, was stunned,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-13
GERMANY TO SEND
WARSHIP TO MEXICO

Berlin. Germany, Oct. 13-The for
eign office here reached the conclusion
this evening that the existing situation
in Mexico is such as to necessitate the
presence of a German Warship in Next
can waters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-13
THE COURTS.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
T. :. Maxey, Presiding.
United States vs.. Refugio VaSQUez
and Gumesindo Carreon, charged with
smuggling ammunition; on trial
United States VS.. Oliver Carr, snug
Cling; fined $50
United States VS. Martin Will,
charged with forging a pOstoffice mon
ed order. Pleaded guilty and sentence
postponed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-13
CONFIRM DISCOVERY OF
NEW LAND IN THE ARCTIC

st. Petersburg, Russia, Oct. 10
Confirmation of the discovery of new
land in the Arctic ocean was received
by the Russian admiralty today in a.
brief official wireless report from com
mander Wilitzky of the Russian navy.
The new land extends in a narrow
strip from about 60 miles north of cane
Tchelyuskin, also known as Northeast
cape, the northern termination of the
Aslatic continent, to 81 degrees north
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-13

Try a % cent want ad in the Fl Paeo
Sunday Herald. Many replies Phone
rs or 116 up to o'clock Saturday
night.
New Ulm review., 1913-01-08

Tho Courtlsnd Bank held ~ annual
stockholders meeting Tuesday aitrr.
noon snd reelected The ssms board III
directors for the next year *nd Dc.
clar ID the usual dividend.
The 6ddlinR comics. b professionals
at the Gem proved u b. wOOdsswtnE
,suot pulled of by four little black
fsced commedisns and created cOnst-
d@rsbie amusement.
The medical fraternity Of Brown
and Red dwOOd Counties held their bali
yearly AessiOn " the Commercial
CLUB Rooms last FRIDAY evening.
90, ut twenty doctors being 10 at.
tendance. The meeting proved most
int-resting snd The g+n,le men enjnved
.pper tORelh her u the DskOta H.use.
o ~ Of the papers read vas on Ceases"
By DR.. L. A. Frltschs. Dr.. Meierdi0g
OF Spring field Was also one OF the
speakers. Tho next meeting will 10
held when the new L,reliO Hospital 10
Q 'mpleted, s0me time 10 April.
New Ulm review., 1913-01-08
Outing at Ed. Reinhart's

Once . year . jolly bunch Of good
fellows goes out u Ed. R.inhart's in
The Town of Courtlsnd for s0.cslIed
"Wurstxbend''. This year about 20
including the drivers and musicians
braved The incIement weather Sstur-
day evening and the poor roads sod
drove out to Ed's place where they
.were given hospitsble welcome.
Last yesr they gave TO the host snd
hostess fine dining room table and
this year they supplied the necessary
chairs. twelve in number. The pre-.
sentation speech was made by Attorney
JOS. a. Ecksteln and he acquitted him.
self 10 his usual humorous and sug.
ges,ive style. The evening was pleas.
a"Ily spent playing cards, listening
TO the beautiful strains OF the "Hof-
kspells" tJos. Bier, Dudelsaok and
n. B. Schluck, violir) and psrtsking
OF refreshments and ssmpling the
different kinds OF pslassble sausage
prepared By Hoit Rsiuhars. All voted
~ evening 3 huge SUCCESS and prom.
he'd 70 come again next year.
New Ulm review., 1913-01-08
Legal Advertisements.
Order f.'r Hearing Proofs Of viii.
State :,. Of y ssinneso.s. :.

J ln rrObate Court
(opsc'al Term. January 7th. 1918
In the Natter of the Eslsts OF Nina Kuehl.
bach, decexsed.
VII. reas, an in.trument 10 writing, pur.
porting to be the last will and testament vi
Nina kuehlbsch. late 0f said county, has bssn
delivered u this Ourt;
Aud Whereas. Alb rt 0arbPscht has aled
Herewith bis politl0n. representinl smlsng
9th things that said Nina Kushlbach dies 10
s@id county On the eth day Of December a. ID.
1913. state and that said petitioner u the sole
executor namsd In said last will aud ea,Dta.
ment, ard pray Nc that satd instrument may -
admitted u pfUhatr, and that letters tests.
mentary Be 20 him issued thereon;.
IL sOrderod. that the proofs Of said ipstzu-
ment AID tl.e sail Petition, bs hsaId before th,s
curt. 1t the Prsshale O@es, IN the Quart
Hoose. in the City OF New Uln. in said ounty,
on The slst day oS January 4. D. 1919, at 10
O'Clock IN the f0ronOOu, when all co0cerued
may AD ear aud cOotest the probate oi said
instrument. .
~ua Il l. Further Ordered, that public soeice
Of tl.s time aud place 0l said hea,ing be givoa
70 al pero0os Interested, by publirst,oo OF .
cOpy Of this order far three successive We.ks
previous u said day Of hearing In the New Tim
publ shed At ihe City oi Nov Glm IL said
county. n
Dared At New Ulm. Ninn.. January 7th. a.
BY the Court.
!SeaD 6KO. Ross
- Judge Of Probate.
New Ulm review., 1913-01-08
Exseutioner Sets . Fashion,

Exseutonsr Sets Fashion.
In England fashions have been kill.
ed at executions. but In France over a
century ago fashion In mems attire
was net by Samson. the public execu-
toner. Samson. who had high ideas OF
the dignity Of bis office. was famous
for the richness of his attire when off,
cinting on the scanOld. Just before
the revolution he was forbidden to
wear blue. the nobleman's color. and
by way Of protest he made himself
even more gorgeous. He took to green.
and that color. a. well a. the peculiar
cut Of bis clothes. was adopted By
many Of the young daudies Of the
court.
New Ulm review., 1913-01-08
Standing Of Contestants.

Friends who assisted the contestants
ia our subscription ntes which closed
New Years Eve will perhaps be inter
ested in Anowing t. 9 number Of votes
received by each Of the winning csndi-
dates f,r tho brises aud We therefore
append herewith the report made and
signed by the Judges who counted the
ct votes turned in 1T the end of the
e ohteet. ...a
New Ulm, MINI. Jan. let, 1913
We, Wesley Miller, w. c. Schrader,
G.. G. REIN acting as judges In the New
U lm Pub ishipg Co.'S. Subscription Con-
test award The fret prize to
EIfrieda.1 oberer. 80. ll.'22, 500 Votes
md prize II. Baltrusch. 8 1895, . Votes
3rd prize Myra Alvin. .49l. 700 Votes
9Th prize n. Winkelmsnn. .3O7 $50 Votes
9Th prize. Ida Epgelb, RI. .218, 100 Votes
signed:-C.,G. Reim
W. C. Schrader
IT,. w. C. Miller
The work involved in making nearly
two thou- and additions and changes on
the n ailing list has be- immense ami
Y bile We have done our best, working
al most night and day since the clo-e Of
the contest n d have succeeded 10 com.
pie teipg the task, We are not yet posi-
Ave that all names are exactly right
and it 10 also possible that some dates
N az appear wrong 90 the lit. II such
should be the ase with your paper it
" i'll appear on the yellow label which
bears your name. Look it up 7aOlU.
If it ls wrong lot US know at once.
The best way to do is to send 10 or
bring in the last receipts you have on
your subscription account and the mat
t-r can be adjusted in five minutes. If
you let it 60 you may lose your receipt
and then it will take longer to adjust
and our records will have to be accep-
ted as correct. Do not neglect this
mat; or. 1t 10 important to you as we'll
% to 10.
Anyone getting the paper this week
COR tho first time, and not knowing who
sends it should look st the yellow labelq
The date on it will show you to what
time your subscription has been paid,
either BY yourself or come friend. 1t 10
not tho policy Of the "Review" TO send
the paper unless It 10 ordered and paid
for. Neither will We continue sending
tho paper after It 10 paid up and or.
dered stopped il No are properly noti.
New Ulm review., 1913-01-08
BRAVERY AS A GIFT.
Oodeuins % Not Look Upon Coward.
ice 40 q DisoracO.

0odeuins % Not Look Upon coWard'
,. ice ~ . Disgrace. IA.
The idea that nothing Is so disgrace
ful Us cowardice IL one that Is not held
by all races. Among the Bed0uins y
sheik may be the leader Of his tribe
only in peace. When there Is war the
chances are that he will relinquish bis
leadership to the lighting sheik.
Il have not the gift Of courage" once
said an Arab chief to an Englishman.
apologizing for not putting himself at
the head of band that he had sent to
attack another tribe.
The Engljshman learned that these
nomads esteem personal bravery a. q
Rift, for the want Of which man IL
no more to be censured than be II to
be blamed for not being handsome.
A Bengali says. without the least
sense of shame. II aln tmid." Yet he
will meet death. even when 1t ap-
proaches In the form of the hangman.
with the composure of a martyr.
The following instances illustrate
strikingly this double nature Of the
Bengali.
A native had been sentenced to death
for killing his wife. On the morning
Of the execution the officer who was
experimenting the hanging entered
the condemned mans cell. Instead Of
finding him crouching in terror he was
surprised to be greeted with low bow
and request.
The man wished for some sweet
meats with which to refresh himself
on his way to the gallows. They were
ordered, and ON their arrival the pro-
cession set out
The doomed man ate the sweetmeats
with q relish as he calmly walked
along the way Of death. When the
9allows was reached the crowd which
had followed seated themselves on tho
ground. The man waited q few SEC
ends to finish the last morsel, then
mounted the gallows with composure
and was swung o6.
Strange as It may seem. that man
would have been panic stricken at the
rush Of some wild rumor. His timid-
ity was natural. but his religion and
discipline had trained him to accept
with calmness the Observation-Disclosures
rRaa Press.
New Ulm review., 1913-01-08
Order 70 Examipe Accosn,s.

s1coa coansy Sy q s,os". In Probate coar
SPECIAL Term. january 7th, 1913
Hummel, deceased.
Oa reading and filing. the petition Of. Otto
Humn el M cut0! Of the estate Of William
Humm,i !, deceased, representing amOu9 other
things. that he hax fully administered said
estate. aud praying that . time and place 10
liked for examining aud allowing the nnal az.
count OF his administration, AID for the
a. ssignment nf tn, residue Of sal. estate to the
Iarti. entitled thereto BY law:
ltIs ordered. that said account be examined,
and petition heard BY this Court. on r, ursday.
the - tn day of January, A. D. 1918, ut 10
clock A. u at the PrObate office, in the city Of
New Ulm in sa d ouuty -
/, aud it is further ordered, that notice thereof
be given to gil persons interested, by publish
ipg acopy OF this or.ier once in each week for
three successive weeks, prior to said day Of
hearing, IN the New Tim K vi. ", weekly news.
paper, printed aud published at New Ulm. in
said county.
Dated at New Ulm tho 7th day of January
A. d. 1913. 80
lSaal] Gsoror Roaa.
"a judge Of Probate.
New Ulm review., 1913-01-08
Report sf Essi1 Creamery

The EssiR Cooperative Dairy Asso.
cistiOn ss their recent annual meeti &
elected the following tdicers f.,r Ne
year: Pres, L'uts Spelbrt"k;
vi . Pros, john Gsreis; Secy., q. J.
AIor. chit: Treas, F,ed R'll"ff:
D rrct..rs. August 6peckmann. Er"st
A Rsdl. q and Henry Knees The
financial slsis men, and sDnual report
witch We append herewith furnishes
.he brit proof that the c.,mpsn!
b .>iness for the psst Year hiss b. gu
n + only successful but also pr,.6l able:
New Ulm review., 1913-01-08

The wise housewife Who has needed
something In tsbls linens or oshse'
household furnishings but has waited
untiI after tho holidays will now b
rewarded By tho opportunity 70 bug
at bargain sale prices. The 6rst of
the ssles Tor New Ulm begius today
ss Nrs. DOnaus' store and Offers s0n9
exceptional advantages ~ got needed
articles for tho home. See the ID.
page S whicn tells what 10 offered asa
the discounts given.
New Ulm review., 1913-01-08
DIS EARED
DECEMBER 10th

Alexandss this Jennin 81
friends urguy seeking
When dssppesrrd wearing bck sa back
fasc0 slUr az hesd. -Fs u
slender build, with fair complexit
falling whs
Several Of
mark It
Rhe German infrm.si
Sheriff j. Julius 81 Asxsndsrs Hos
pi,sl.
New Ulm review., 1913-01-08
Al Interesting laeldeai.

That some p-.,ple are not we'll
acquainted with their Uncle Sam aud
do mot know 81 that hs 10 willing ~
do for them at the price Of two cent
stamp 10 shUwn BY lhs devious wsys
whicn they tske 10 secure Information
In.tesd Ut directing letter 10 the
person sought the Inquirer takes some
indirt Ct method Oi q mn,uDtcstis'n
which hripes rtlulis but SLOWLY, II ~
al. This tendency, h.'wevrr, Iesds to
some Interesting siiustiOns and 10.
cidpnts, one such being brought to
our attention the psst week.
Tho August Schrll Brewing Com
psny received shipment Of some
material used In their plsDt from .
factory IT. Ssndusky, Ohio, some two
or two snd half yesrs sR0. Not sl'
of the supplies wsre required for 90
until The psst mouth snL when tb. y
were unpscked . sOiled sheetOf manila
paper came TO light, besriDs the fol.
loving words.
ssndusky, O.
Jsne 81 - 10.
"Whoever finds this Nole please let
mo know II . Party lives . your City,
New UIm. BY the name Of Richard
Pfr1erls; II 30 please Intern him to
write ~ me st the sddress be)ov or let
=.
me know yourself by Postsl Card and
obliRe. Gua Weltlin,
Ssndusky, Ohio.
The Brevipg Company delivered the
note u Mr.. Richard ff~nerle, ST., on
the z8th day of D+c< mber. just p ears
after it ~as written. Mr.. Piefferle
wro,e to Mr.. Wsl,Iin and shortly re-
c+ived . reply. The mother OF Welt.
liu came fro, German. ann her maid. .
name WAS ri. t1~rls aid WelIhn had
Learned in Germany that : Rchx,d d
Pf-i1~rIe lived 10 Ne. Ulm, MINI snd
d cided to look him up Mr.. PIE derle
tells us that he came from the same
part of Germany as Weltlin's mother
did and therefore IS probably related
to him but the relationship has not yet
b,en figured out.
New Ulm review., 1913-01-08
cellel's q! CT.

Charles N. Robertson, STATE High
vay Enginssr Of this oosnty spso
leew Years Day q The hon's OF hi'
Dsssots st this plaoe.
Miss Nartha Cutting OF Asokatt
speas several dsy . Of her vacation q
Ills p,scs with her brosbsr w. Z
Oussisg.
John Akely and family, renters ou
~ J. J. Bertrand farm left Friday
NOr Wisconsin, where they will make
their home.
George hewitt and wife OF L"netree
spent Sunday st the home Of Nathan
Harry vsn Tasssl Of fKssson is hsre
spending his vacation at The Angus
AoI1oOd homo.
Carl Case Of Sleepy Ego transacted
business here Thursday.
Miss Nell Green Of Sleepy Ere y sns
several dave the psst week with ner
Srosher Guy and family.
Harry Palmer Of Aanksto arrived
Friday for visit u tho homo Of Chss.
Palmer and other frienus.
wilbur Durbshn and Arthur Ray
noud Of Sleepy Eye spent several days
10 6rst OF the week with friends 10
this locality.
Mss Mabel Blske returned 20 Mar
shsll Sunday siter Short visit With
relatives here.
Tho Y. M. C. A. met at the home OF
Charles Palmer Fii1 ~ evening. A ter
10 rendering Of fine program .
boupteOus lunch VAS served. Tho
guests departed for their homes 10 the
early morning hours, voting Mr.. Pal
mer and wife most excellent enter.
4oiners.
New Ulm review., 1913-01-08
Breaking Scotch idols.

No less all authority than Sir Aleck
Mackenzie declares the fiddle Is Scot.
lands national instrument and lays
no claim to the bagpipe.
Another high class expert asserts the
bagpipe was born among the Seljuks,
the ancestors Of the modern Turks.
Weel. weel!
Next thing it's likely some expert
will tell us that the Hielanders were
not the inventors of bare knees.-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer. >
New Ulm review., 1913-01-08
Onion Buildins School Notes.
THIRD GRADE.

THIRD GRADE.
Margaret Woebke, Florence Filzen,
Joyce Alvin, Lucy Miller, Ions Arbes,
Aona Albrecht, Bessie Diets and
H-l.n Mile had perfect records IL
spelling last week.
FOURTH GRADE.
The following pupils had perfect
records 10 spelling for tho week
Margaret Wiesner, George LsDgmsca
L-onore Dsters, Eldred Giesrke,
" Alser Eoeelbert, John Sohuler,
Alwins Pfsebdor, Howard Gu; F.,
Alphs Schre,er.
FIFTH GRADE.
Florence EIsner returned to schot
Monday after . long absence.
We miss Franklin Brust who had
She misfortune of breaking bis leg.
Those having one hundred in spell
lng every day during the past week
we're Helen Johnson and Eld"r Rege-
lin. The previous school week Harry
8chwerr and Albert Fehlhabe had
perfect gr:des.
We had several callers In our room
last week. We are always glad to
have. visitors.
SEVENTH GRADE.
The following pupils had perfect
marks in spelling tho past week.
George Schoch, Frieda Schaefer,
Leoua Pfaender. Roman Peukert,
Adel,ne Regelin, Helen Bsrth, Fred
Nielsen, Norman johnson, H'ida
Lue,jen, Hilds Neemsuu, OTTO Me-
mann, Agnes Rooetschlsger. Alfred
VoReIpohl and Julia Frsnke.
Els.nore Quinn is absent from
school on account OF illness.
Miss Stsley OF Manksto visited the
seventh grade Tuesday forenoon.
There are dtty pupils attending the
seventh grade in the Union Building.
New Ulm review., 1913-01-08

Jacob Bertrand of Sleepy Eye was a
New Uln visitor yesterday.
I,wish to thank all the friends, who
Q kiudly gave me their help and
good wishes In the subscription c0n-
test just closed.
Herbert Baltruscb.
New Ulm review., 1913-01-08

Asd az 0,sr oN3os.
We again thask all Who hslp.d ths
4contrstsuts TO msts The s6ais the cue.
ces Il wss and ssau,s ypU ~ shall : y
I give you ! worth while pspsr every
week Of the year.
New Ulm review., 1913-01-08
Cause and Effect.

C4OoO ana e6oeSs
HE spoke very highly Of you Q
month ago"
"Yes: I had Just loaned him S1O"
"But today be cannot think Of
enough harsh things to say about you"
True. ! stopped him On the street
yesterday and asked him to pay Il
oack."-Detroit Free Press.
New Ulm review., 1913-01-08

On account OF ita cleansing, healing
and besutliying properties, together
with ita absolute purity, BYGENOL
Cold CREAM ,recs,mmeods issolt " the
disc, tmlnxtlng user. bold " E"gene
A. Pfe6erle. l-1
New Ulm review., 1913-01-08
One eisherman's Idea.

First Anglcr-LOok! This fish was al.
most caught before: see the broken
book in Its mouth. Second Angler
It should have had sense enough to
steer clear Of hooks after that. First
Angier-Oh. come. you can't expect Z
6sh to exhibit more sense than a hu.
man being.-BostOn Transcript.