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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-14

Of The Mrs. Fiake Film Co" ia
being Incorporated TO exploit the
films
Although buaily engaged with
her theatrical productions. Mrs.
Fiske has been an Interested stu.
dent OF tho movie" theatre and
movie" production for some time
She believes. strongly. in the val
ne and possibilities Of the moving
picture. both ms an Instructor and
entertainer
She has deplorcd tho inconse-
qucntinl pictures and really harm
full pictures. which she maintains
are frequently shown.
II Is her conviction that the
movies" have tremendous poten.
tiallties for the upllft OF tho thea
tire And this IL one OF the rea-
sons why she has taken up the en-
tlrely novel business OF acting RE
FORE a CAMERA
New Ulm review., 1913-03-05
Realty Transfers.

Fred Schultz to II. A. Hillesheim 3.4(
acres in s 4 T 100 r 81, s65.
Martin Neuhsuer to Adolph Neubsuel
10 A in 8 10 T 1O9 r 33, $4,000.
Fred Schultze to Martha Luel ien, L
B 81. N City. S75. 80
Matthias Fast to Margaretha Gareis
Ii: B z N City, 800.
Ferd. Hofsch,fd to Jos. J. Dtetz. 32 A
10 s s and IL T ITO r 81, 1920.
Fr-d A. Hager to A. s. Madsen. L S,
6 and Z B 3 Park Add. Evan, $500.
Peter Zwach to Otto Wiedemann, L Il
B l37 N City. $500. ...
Freeman M. Brown to Burd Huhn and
Cora M. Pilgrim, L 9, 10, II and Il
B 4 Bagens lst Add, Springfield,
$1,000.
Eberhart Hermann, by Adm. to
Ernst Strelow, L 4 B SO s City, S65
Msrit Hsgerstande, ct al to Anna
Marie Hsgerstande, L 81 B and L
I B 10 Hansks, $50. .E.
Mary f.. Ross ct al to Edw. F. Berk.
ner, 100 A In s q T 1OS r 33. $4,000
Palm Carlson to Mike Meidl, l6O A 10
SIT 1OS r 33, $500.
New Ulm review., 1913-03-05
A Californian's Views on Morals

We are in receipt this week of a
splendid number of the Oakland
tCalif.) Tribune" The issue is their
annual booster edition and every pos
sible advantage the city possesses is
played up to the fullest extent. The
paper was sent us by Mrs. c. w. Retz
laff and is very interesting, especially
so because 1t deals with problems OF
civic improvement similar to the ques.
tions now needing solution here In
New Ulm. The following paragraph
clipped from the department of the
paper headed Public Health and
Safety" shows that thinkers have
been busy in Oakland and have ar
rived at the sane conclusion that you
can't make people good by using a
club on them. ~a'
."This year has been one of very
considerable discussion of matters af-
fecting public morals. Personally, l
have grave doubt as to the wisdom
OF attempting too much along this
line by the use of governmental force.
A recent writer who is authority has
held that the breakdown of police de-
partments In American cities is direct.
ly traceable to the attempt to work
reforms in standards of living and
modes OF conduct by policeman's
club. Such attempts usually result In
not only failure, but in revulsi0n OF
sentiment, which in the end throws
the town back in what Is known as
the wide open" state. This has been
the result in numerous cities, and is
due to widespread resentment of the
idea of one class of people debating
to another standards of living and
modes Of conduct. The only reform
along moral lines that is last
ing and real is the reform
brought about by the work of the
home, the church and the school. OF
course. the young must be protected
from debasing and vicious influences,
but there is such thing as confound-
ing innocence with virtue and as Gre
ating a state of things which results
in distinct weakening of the moral
fiber of the individual by destroying
his sense of personal responsibility
through placing upon the government
the burden of the responsibilities OF
The individual. If such is the ef1ect
Of extreme legislation in regard to
the result will be a greater
evil than the one sought to be RENE
died."
Other departments Of the paper
show equally progressive ideas in
nther lines of civic betterment.
New Ulm review., 1913-03-05
Socialist Lecture Course

Now, let us assume that you have
heard the first four lectures. You
understand what Is wrong with things
as they are, you understand the so.
cialist method of thinking, you un.
derstand that in the class struggle
the workers must win, and that when
they win they will want socialism.
How will they get at it? To un-
derstand this you must hear the
last lecture on the socialist move.
ment.
That this movement is largely edu.
cational you see in our enormous
circulation of books and periodicals,
But back of this we have a pc.
litical party, with a dues-paying
membership. This membership alb
solutely controls the party. The so.
cialist party has no bosses, no slush
funds, no states. Instead it. has
constitution and government,
which the members can change by
referendum. It has a small cam
paign fund raised by the small con.
tributions of working people,. 1t
nominates and chooses candidates by
popular vote, and every important
act of its conventions is submitted
to the membership for approval or
rejection.
In its own affairs, the socialist
party has the most democratic gov
ernment in the world, and the fifth
lecturer will tell you about this and
other things we'll worth your time
to hear. Secure your ticket now.
The lectures will be given during
April. the first one may come earlier.
THE COMMITTEE.
New Ulm review., 1913-03-05
Touch a Single Note

of one Of our pianos and you
will be delighted with it's tone
and quality. Our pianos are
built to last a lifetime. One
of them in your home, therG
fore, means musical enjnys
ment the rest of your days.
Have you heard about our
''Pay as you play plan?
New Ulm review., 1913-03-05
Renewing OLD Acquaintances.

r. L. Killer of Minnespoiis, repre-
sentative Of the Austin Western NJ
chfnery Co., OF Chicago, VAS in tb,
CITY last Monday trsnsscsinR busines,
and while leisurely walking down ID,
(, street beheld the sign OF Lauterbact
Bros. It held bis attention q once
for be recalled an old friend OF SC
yesrs back by that name.
Curious 10 know from whence these
people came, Mr.. Hitler inquired Of
Senator ClsRue with whom be had
f'rmed % acquaintance, "Wby," "
said the senstor, ''shose sro sons Of
John Lsuterbsch % old settler here,
originally from New UIm." That was
the, lost chord, for Is came to Mr.
KILLER that John was % old chum II
bis 10 the early COS.
Mr.. Killer st once hsstened TO ind
his old friend who hsppeoed TO b at
hOme.s He grssped Johns hand with
. feeling OF warmth and familiarity
but It took The latter : number Of
guesses before he wss able to place
this seemingly familiar person.
Many bits Of "reminiscences we're
patched together in the few hours they
spent with each other. Mr.. Hitler
stated among other things that his
brother, D. L Hitler wss tbe first
male child born in the city Of Now
UIm, and that he was born 10 the log
building used % the c ,urt house OF
Brown county. he also stated that
the daughter OF q Mr.. Detericb, .
cabinet maker, was the first female
child born within the city limits.
Mr.. Killer promised to pay Mr..
Lsuterbach . longer visit in the near
future. Redwood Falls Gazette.
New Ulm review., 1913-03-05
ll.ussr.ssu L>slurs ~ German n
f. Church.

The Young Mems Club OF the MethO-
dist Church have arranged for another
lecture. Il will be on ''As,ronomy"
and will bs given BY Prof. Gao. N.
Bauer Of the State University. The
lecture viii be illustrated by stereop-
tican views Twill DO given Monday
evening, March 10Th, " the Methodist
Church " 8 O'Clock. There will be
40 admission and tho general public
IL cordially invited.
New Ulm review., 1913-03-05
Real Estate For SaIs.

Lots in all parts of the city
for sale, also the Broadway
Grocery Bldg. (formerly Fled.
Ter Bldg.)
Also have several farms in
the vicinity of New Ulm that
can be bought on good terms
All parties having real es.
tate for sale or those wishing
L, buy will find it to their ad,
vantage to let me hear from
them. JULIUS KRAUSE.
New Ulm review., 1913-03-05

Henry Hammer, formerly Of Noun.
tain Lake, Mimi, writes us from
Harvey, N. ID to tell US he and his
family have removed to that place
and he has opened up harness shop.
Mr.. Hammer was one of the happiest
OF our celebration week visitors and
he asks us to extend greetings to all
the old and new friends whom he met
at that time. Mr.. Hammers parents
came to New Ulm before the Outbreak
and he was born here in 1859
New Ulm review., 1913-03-05
Vim. ]. Winke1mann.
KIESLING BLOCK
New Ulm, Mimi
Weather Report for February.

One lone clear day is ell that Alex
L. Henle, New Ulm's Weather Man 10
able to report for the month of
February. The balance Of his report
reads as follows:
Mean temperature 1855 degrees
Maximum temp, Feb. l8 "a degrees
Minimumtemp. Feb. & "a -18 deRrea3
Total precipitation .95 il oh
Total snowfall $50 inches
Partly cloudy 8 da,
cloudy 10 days
Prev ailing Wind from northwest.
New Ulm review., 1913-03-05

The committee of the Second Regi.
ment Band, consisting OF John Henle,
Anton Weiss, Joseph Schuster and
Capt. Jos. c. Hofmeister, appointed
two weeks ago to make the necessary
arrangements for the annual concert
has decided to hold it at Turner Hall,
Sunday evening, March Both. The
program has been partially completed
and will be announced some time next
week.
New Ulm review., 1913-03-05
sDS.al Evsl,.s

SOslal Evsula
Mrs. Rex Blsckmsr gave : k,tchel
shower for Miss Olga Mueller ant
!. Miss Hernia Greh. Friday afternoon
Tho rooms we're prestily dscOrsted snt
dainty luncheon served. Th,
J, brides to.be received numerous us+fu
and appropriate gifts tor the q.
homes. Csrus we're play ed and prize.
awarded to Mrs. Mlnlum and Mis-,
Lulu Doehne.
| Last Thursdsy vas the regular day
| for the Ladies' Birthday Party =,
Turner Hall The Gsbur.st.R Rakinder
were Mrs. Kunzs. Mrs Kissliue, Mrs.
d. Williams, Mrs. Fred Bshnke aud
Miss DOrs 8 nmids. An especially
. 9. lunch had bean prepared and shs
party ,vok tho nature o. Washing.
tons Birthday affair. Flsss adorned
the tables and tho center pisos On ,h~
table for the guests Of honor wss =
miniature cherry tree. Mrs. Burg
read tho congrssuissions, Miss
Schrodt gave 90 essay on Longfsllow,
Mrs. Regina Hsuenstein rad two
selections, Mrs. M00sen and Mrs. g.
@. Rein sang and Mrs. schapeksbm
r~c'ted 10 her ususl happy manner.
After the program game followed
and prizes were won By Mrs. Rudolph
and Mrs Schjeuder.
At least two large parties are
planned TO be given Is Turner Hall
Immediately following the close Of the
Lenten season.. The winter has been
exceedingly quiet and no dou bt
numerous affairs will be given shortly. |
Mrs. Wm F. Wendt entertained q |
small party st Whist last Wednesday |
afternoon for Mrs. Criiche,t. There
we're three tables st cards and the
prizes went to Mrs. Critchslt, Mrs. L
B. Krook, Mrs. Somssn and laYs. A.
W. Bingham.
Mrs. w. J. Winkelmann celebrated
her birthday Sunday By having q
Dumber Of her friends in u supper
snd to spend the evening. Her birth.
day fell on Saturday bus the ~esther
~ss 30 bsd the gathering which 10 an
annual event was delxyed until Sun.
day.
A number of the teachers we're
st cards Monday evening
1t the Zelle home In honor Of the
Of Miss Nellie Lovelace and
Mrs. Zelle. Prizes we're awarded to .
Miss Norman, Miss Lloyd and Miss ,
s
Wednesday evening Mrs. Henry :
steIIjes entertained twenty OF her :
riends in honor OF her birthday 7
A delightful lunch was
erved and good time was enjoyed
~ all present.
Mrs. George Marti entertained q
lumber OF her friends at her home
Wednesday evening. Cards we're ]
played and delicious supper was !
erved. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Vogte gave 9
tx O'Clock dinner Saturday in honor :
Il Mr.. and Mrs. E., T. Critchett. t
lovers were laid for eleven and car- J
atiOns formed the decorations. The 8
uests were MIR. and Mrs. Critchett,
1r. and Mrs. II. L. Beecher, Mr.. and i
irs. L. B. Krook, Mr.. N. Henning. r
en- and Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Siegei c
be party attended the Masonic Club 9
lance after the dinner.
Mrs. o. G. Strickler entertained . I
roup of sixteen ladies at an after b
oon coffee last Friday. :,
New Ulm review., 1913-03-05
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New Ulm review., 1913-03-05
PNEUMONIA FOLLOWS colo

but never follows the use Of Fol.
ey's Honey and Tar Compound. II
stops the cough. heals the sore and
infamed sir passages, and strength.
ems the lungs. The genuine u In y
yellow package With beehive on car
ton. Refuse substitutes. o. NJ. Olsen
Advt.
New Ulm review., 1913-03-05
For Sale.

The Puengel farm in the Town OF
Milford consisting of approximately
1853 A.. Also Lot IA Block No. North
ia New Ulm. Lot Block No. 156
North in New Ulm. Lot 6 Block No.
129 South and Outlot No. 27l.
Inquire of
ALBERT STEINHAUSER
New Ulm review., 1913-03-05

Hygenol Face Powder leaves the
smnOth, velv-ty feeling 81 much
desired and d. fies direction IT properly
, applied. Sold by E. A. Pfefferle. ).
Advt 9-lO
New Ulm review., 1913-03-05

The Ladies of the Degree of Honor
will hold an apron bazaar at the
Woodmen Hall the 18th Of March.
Advt 1t
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1913-03-15
SPECIAL MEETING PO'
LICE JURY.
Continued.
(Continued.)

Guiding the year 1922, or until the sum
of Eighty Thousand ($S0000.00) Dol
lars shall have been collected and
turned over to the Southwestern
Traction & Power Company, it's sue
cessors or assigns.
y Section 2. Be it furthr ordained,
ETC., that said election SHALL be held
under the general election laws of the
State of Louisiana, so fai as applica-
BILE, and that the polling face for the
First Precinct of the Third Ward of
the Parish of ST. Mary hall be the
Court House, situated in he Town OF
Franklin, the polling plae for the
Second Precinct of the third Ward
Of the Parish of ST. May shall be
the banking house of tie Bank of
Baldwin, situated in the village of
Baldwin, in the Third Ward of the
Parish of st. Mary, the pl,ce at which
the last preceding genetal election
was held, and that the form of ballot
10 be used at said election shall be as
follows:
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1913-03-15
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

FRANKLIN, La, February 18th, 1913.
To whom it may concern: -Pursuant to
the authority vested in us by resolution
of the Police Jury of the Parish of st
Mary. adopted on the 18th day Of February,
"A. d., 1918, notice is hereby given that an
election OF the property tax payers, resid-
ing in the TIL I'd Ward of the Parish of st
Mary, including the Incorporated Town of
Franklin, qualified to vote under the Con-
stitution and laws of the state of Louisi-
ana Will be he'd on 18th day of March, A
d., 1913, to vote for or against prCpos-
ton to impose. levy and collect special
tax Of two ard one half mills G. y on the
dollar per annum, on all OF the assessable
PROPERTY situated in the Third Ward OF
the Parish IF It. Mary, including the in
corporaled Town of franklin, in aid of a
railway enterprise, and in favor of, for the
benefit and IL aid of the Southwestern
Traction IL Power Company. It's successors
or assigns, said IA" to he levied and col
ected beg 'nulng with he year 1913 and
extending to and incl .iding the year 1922,
and to realize TIE aggregate amount of
Lightly Thousand $3.50, 0uO.0O, dollars. pro-
yided that IN case the sum OF Eighty Thou
sand Dollars be collected and turned over
to said Compan, before the expiration OF
len u0) yeais thai he laid tax shall cease
and terminate as soon as this sum is coll
i.cted aud turned over, all OF which Will
be more readily ascertalned by reference
to the ordinance of the Police Jury OF the
Parish IF It. Mary adopted on the llth day
of February, 1918.
said election be held in accordance
with the provisions o, an ordinance OF the
Police Jury of the Parish of st. Mary adj
opted on the 18th day OF February, 1918,
aud in the manner provided by the gem
eral election laws of the State of Ouisi
ana, the said tax to be voted, leyied, i'm
posed and collectedin accordance with the
terms and condi ions set forth in the petit
ton Of more than one third ,1-3) OF the
property tax payers qualified to vote I'M
der the Constitution and laws of the State
of Louisiana, tiled with the Police Jury OF
the Parish OF st Mary on the 18th day OF
February, 1918, requesting that such cleo
ton be called, ana the ordinance calling
said election adopted OH the 18th day of
February, 1913.
Said election shall be held throughout
the Third Ward of the Parish of st. Mary,
including the incorporated Town OF
Franklin, the polling place of SAID election
for the First Precinct OF the Third Ward
of the Parish Of st. Mary, being the Court
House, situated in the Town of Franklin.
Louisiana. and the polling place for the
Second Precinct OF the Third Ward of the
Parish of St. Mary being The banking
house of the Bank OF Baldwin situated In
the village of Baldwin. in the Third Ward
of the Parish of st. Mary, the place at
" hich the last preceding election was held,
and the hours Of said election shall De
from six (6) A. NJ, to seven tD p m
The following is the form of ballot to be
usa,t a said election:
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1913-03-15

FOR a special tax Of two and
one half mills on the dollar per
annum on all Of the assessabl-
property situated in the Third
Ward of the Parish OF st Mary,
including the inco porated Town
of Franklin. to be imposed. lev
led ana collected in aid Of
railway enterprise, and In favor
of. for the benefit and in aid OF
the Southwestern Traction d
Power Company, its successors
or assigns, SAID tax to be impos-
ed, levied and collected, for
period Of ten wears, beginning
with the year 1918. and extend
ing to and including the year
1922, so as to realize the sum OF
Eighty thousand { $4,000 10 }
Dollars, provided that in case
the sum of Eighty Thousand
Dollars to be collected and turn
ed over to said Company before
the expiration of the ten llol
years, that the said tax shall
cease as soon as this sum is col
lected aud turned over TO the
Southwestern Traction & Power
Company, its successors or ass
signs.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1913-03-15

AGAINST a special tax of two
and one half mills on the dollar.
per annum, on all OF the assess
able property. situated in the
Third v ard of the Parish Of st.
Mary. including the lnc"rpora
ted Town of FrankiiG, to be i'm.
posed. levied and collected In
aid Of a railway enterprise, anu
in favor of. for the benefit and
in and OF the Southwestern
Traction g. Power Company, it,
successor or assigns, said tax
to be imposed, levied and col
iected, for /. period of ten years
beginning with the year 1913,
and eXteut;ing to and including
the ye9r 1922, so a. to realize
the sum of Eighty Thousand
$780, O0.rO) Dollars, provided
that in case the sum of Eighty
thousand Dollars be collected
and turned over to said Com
pany before the expiration of
ten COY years. that the said tax
shall cease as soon as this sum
is collected and turned over to
the southwestern Traction &
Power Company, its successors
or assign.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1913-03-15

open session, held in the Town Of Frank.
lin on the Ind day Of April, 1913. proceed
to examine and canvass the returns fur:
nishei to them by the Board OF Super
visors Of the Parish OF st Mary, and duly
promu!gate and declare the result Of such
election Ia the manner provided by the
general election laws Of the STATE OF
Louisiana.
In faith whereof witness our official
signatures at Franklin, Louisiana. this
llth day of February, A. D., 1913.
CIIAs. \. FROST. President.
{. \. BIBBINS, Secretary.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1913-03-15

TOR a special tax Of two andone- ,
ho1f mills on the dollar per amum
81 all of the assessable property
Minated in the Third Ward d the
Parish Of st. Mary, including the
Incorporated Town of Franklin, to
be imposed, levied and collected in
aid of railway enterprise. ami in
favor of, for the benefit and in aid
Of the Southwestern Traction and
Power Company, its successors or
assigns. said tax to be Imposed, !
levied and collected, for a period of
ten years, beginning with theyear
s1el5, and extending to and including
the year 1922, so as to realize the
ann of Eighty Thousand (sq0O0) |
uOllars, provided that in case the |
am of Eighty Thousand Dolla,s be- |
collected and turned over to said !
Company before the expiration Of !
the ten (10) years, that the said tax |
shall cease as soon as this sun is |
oDllected and turned over to the |
Southwestern Traction and Power |
Co., its successors or assigns.
AGAINST a special tax of two and /
One-half mills on the dollar per an
mum, on all Of the assessable prop !
sfty situated in the Third Ward of !
tho Parish of st. Mary, including |
the incorporated Town of Franklin,
levied and, collected in aid of a rail |
way enterprise, and in favor Of, for |
the benefit and in aid Of the South
western Traction and Power Com |
paly, its successors or assigns, said |
tar to be imposed, levied and col |
lected, for period of ten years, be- |
ginning with ten years 1913, and ex- |
tending to and including the year |
1872, SO as to realize the sum of |
Eighty Thousand ($SO.0OO.00) Dol
lars, provided that in case the sum |
Of Eighty Thousand Dollars be col
lceted and turned over to said Com
pony before the expiration of the |
ten {10) years, that the said tax
shall cease as soon as this sum is |
collected and turned over to the
Southwestern Traction and Power |
Company, its successors or assigns.