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CIarence-Tell MN I'm busy. nothing
oolhs lie hasn't "A cent In the world
and ne CANNOT speculate in here with
other peoples money
Mlddleton-But he says he's got a
great tap on the X. T. q s Fe-they're
going To sell out to the Overland he
SHOWS II sure-and he wants US to get
Tie dement, OF the tip.
Otdrence-lve heard something IIka
that before. tell you the fellows
Gown and out, and I'm not going to
} gsh him further into the gutter. Mid
cleton. m surprised you'd waite any
time on him. '
Middleton-( Excitedly) Well. I be-
ileNe MIN, this time. he's so sure SAYS
ne got bona hde information and can
fubstantlate it. Remember he was a
DIG hgure in his day. Geei Whitehfil.
We could make fortune! 1 know
where / could buy 10000 shares OF X
j. ; Fe-but IL on n ten point mar
gin-hold on 20 10 tight. and sell IL on
least! NJ
late '' "O'
Middleton-Bot! old fellow. that's all
right most timcs-but you've got 10
know where 10 stop. / tell YOU Clar-
crce this time you'd better listen ana
come In with me.
Clarence obviously r1tesa ~.
tip.
Mlddleton-rrs straight all rirht-or
ii ear my nat We could even buy 90
900 shares know where / could Law
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A Drama of the Moment
Extracted from Every Day Life
BY IRMA KRAFT
Scraps of Paper.
BY lRMA KRAFT
THE PERSONS INVOLVED:

THE PERSONS INVOLVED:
Clarence Whitehall, a young Wall
Street Broker.
Adele Whitehill, his ambitious wife
oscar Middleton. his young partner
william BroXton. "A Wall Street Der
elicit
Time; a beautiful Spring morning.
race. The handsome New York aDarf-
nent or Clarence Whitehall
Adele Whitehili-tP Pouring a steamfnP
cup OF coifec for her husband who rs n b.
sorbed in the morning paperJ CLARENCE,
clarence! Please put down your paper
ana pay a little attention to me.
tlarencs-tDryly.J Well. my dear
What IS IL now
Adele just like 20 know what Won
ItArh IN That old paper. by hurying your
nose IN u from one Weekend to the
next What are you reading. now?
Gar nce-"l urle Aiunn of rottrse
can't you Imagine. Adele. that have 10
READ market news, market letters. news
OF the world IN ceneral2
Adele Pett!shlyJ Well, I don't see
what good - does. You work harder
ana longer than anybody / know. and
living,
Clarence looking about the beau,i-
fui rOomJ HIM, Don't know mat
you'd call 50 80 hare We don't mics
many. tricks; do we? Haven't gone nun
gry. have we7
Adele-No-o--no exactly But were
not IN u with most o. our friends. Have
We got machine or place IN the coun-
tryt DO We so to Europe or entertain
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As she fingers her rcari necklace ,
We simply GIT ALONG
Clarence we'll in my opinion
veto doing pretty we'll Lord. Sc some
luing o. buy ufccqsarloa nowadayr. ~
would 30 you good 60 get ont win peo-
aftiohokrH Tor iuurhcont
Adele And 7 think We I've MOST
mofcstIy, Every Eirl 7 know has n ma.
chInc-Ln Nort1wood-
Clarence You'd better sfop right
thore. Northwood-s tho biggest piuufer
on tie floor And sou haven't seen ~.
,Quicuyb we've talked this an over
before. Adele. q can only 30 uhiu gou
nant ~ ruccuiating and I Will NOT
Adelc And don't zee why
clarence Rising Nn don't die
cus.s ~ Adcie. you viii have Co. try
Adele what can BE- tho harm ia
-peculahng Everybody We know does
Clarence re dao~D I've OK.
rlaincl DO thousands of Times. ana sou
know iia Gambling pure and simple ff
renrln come fu me and WHrf 60 IuN ON
marlin. ~ course We must do Dr. Tor
m not aiming fpr that class ~ Iu.I.
- 30 and urvrr speculate mfacff
Im afraid wcil have Co d. without au
e ,.., s,S i,S "n,i AL, can buy &c. M
oHc go. OUT closing the door sharp
Adele, % oh. Nov cruci' ,sbe bur.
Joe her head in the coffee cupap
An hour later in the office OF White
hil1 Middleton a co
Oscar Middleton -- tScntnr himself in
nce WhitrhNl Dr. wriurE1 froVton.s
hack aEafn. wants to eco YOU Hes
waiting ln the outer onice.
canvrisht isia Nv 40
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told Of tlcnit Oic sits down ana b.rins
To- fEurc gNcItcdlyD
Whitenill--1 lisinED All rfrht. ri IN
Z Pm With you. louil find me In the prf-
.aie offce tMurmurg aa he goes oiftD
..'' s.r"7-tcn point margin--a for
as Doe passes through the outer Office
' tfrf HfoNtou ou hIs knees On the
l',,t. I.i hinF up some scraps Of parerD
a.. ,'i@Ni9n Muttering - be tries 10
IVY lht scraps 81 paper together speka
an santa fc-rona die rich-Peka an
,...it.. Fona die rich. millionaire
CLARENCE blending over ana shaking
l.Ij Here. what are you doing7 Get
u-o.tc' tsuu bashunr, vo,.v
"'nf 90 rich.P eka an. Santa Fe
ltrcn,e - tSterniyl what are thoss
lape ~ paper? Who're did you Fst
RrpSton fcuru'nziy, stol~ EN-. on,
secret
uIc falls over m q ftl
..rcrrc liorrificd) Hes gene
tCaus MidIietonl
~ .nt.rtNu ..orH urrr-hrce-
'MItN.F Ton rufIra ln and Clarenrs
p'i.L I' lroNtuu writing on the noor7
"lerte There look ~ your Bona
Middleton ,Aehaet1 He's done for
'.areucc tsolomniy1 Yes. poor old
.n.l lluf thank God you geo 70 for YOUR
'ef t.c seen h1nIrs.Is like it dereiicta
~ Wnll Street And Co. think I was
tcmptel to use bis information. too!
.ddict.r The street is paved with
mustn't Inve become Prom now on MD
ulrtnu. This business has cot 20 b. CON
.ur'ot straight on the icvci--or I'm
ute pickr mp nroxton tenderiy1
Ioor ola chap. We owe a lot TO yoaf
ms Newsuanor servica
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Young Friends Entertained.

Miss Catherine Deloe entertained a
few friends at her home on North
Main street on Thursday evening
Games were enjoyed and refreshments
served to the following guests
Misses Catherine Deloe. Helen Rolf,
Catherine Anderson. Mamie Rabig,
Mildred Pracht, Mabel Stamm. and
Messrs. r. Frederick, VIII Parker, I'm.
met Barnes. Louis Warneke and Roy
Jarvis.
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Ladies' Home Club.

Mrs. Charles Hirst. OF Twenty-sec.
ond street, was pleasantly surprised
by the members of the Ladies' Home
Club at her home on Thursday even.
ing. Music and diversions were the
pastime. and a luncheon was served
The rooms were decorated in the holl
day colors. with the table bearing red
candles and other appropriate colors
After the game Mrs. George Dittman
won the club prize, a handsome pic.
ture. The guests were Mesdames
John Veneman. Gus Majers. George
Dittman. John Connors. Frank Klink.
Ter. Christ Logan. Steve Hartman, Gus
Ceropp. Sam Ma1ers. Anna Murphy.
Tom Wisman. OF Fairmont: Mike Fin
negan. OF Elm Grove: Misses Nell
Murphy. Ruth Hirst, Name Lee Muir
ply. Margaret Dittman and Pauline
Finnegan.
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GIVEN
FOR WOMANS CLUB
BY THE PRESIDENT. MRS. JULIAN
GREENE ,HEARNE, AT
HEARNLEE-
Other Society Notes Of Interest &c
wheeling Peopie-Aftsrnoon A.
fair for MrA Kirkpatrick
and Mrs. zleoler.

Mrs. Julian Greene Hearne. presi-
dent OF the Woman's Club. rendered
the members Of tho club an informal
reception at Hearnlee on Friday altar.
noon from to 8. The members of
the various departments OF tho club
called during the hours. and about two
hundred ladies were present, all spend
ing q most enjoyable afternoon The
object OF the event was to encourage
friendship and nearer acquaintance
among the members. and tho ladies'
pronounced IL a most successful az
fafr. Mrs. Hearne was assisted by thv
cnairmen or the various departments
OF the Woman's Club. To assist in re
ceiving were Mrs. Julius Pollock
chairman OF the music department
Mrs. w. A. Wilson. chairman OF the
civic department.: Mrs. c. Bates Nc
Lain. chairman OF the current events
department: Mrs. o. Russell Wood
chairman OF the art department; Mrs
Wilbur McGregor. chairman of the
home economies department.
During the FIRST hour Mrs. Guy r. c
Allen and DR.. Harriet B. Jones poured
! tea. and from 4 until Mrs. Gustav A
Aschman and Mrs John B. Garder
poured the tea In the dining room
which was prettily decorated In rec
carnations. The centerpiece on the
table was a mound of the same low
ers, guarded by tall candles OF the
same shade. Assisting in the dininf
room were Mrs. Reed Baird. Mrs
Harry Hamburger, Mrs. Roy Benton
Naylor, Mrs. Edward Franzheim, Mrs
Charles O'Brien. This was the first
social event for the members OF the
Woman's Club since their first open
Ing social tea, and It was the most en-
joyabie given.
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Miss sehwInn EntertaIn..

Miss Margaret Schwinr. daughter
OF DIR. and Mrs. Schwinn, OF South
Chapline street pleasantly entertain.
ed on Friday afternoon with a card
party. Following an interesting game
a lunch was served and the following
were among those present:
Misses:
RI Haskins, Dorothy Alderman
Marle Haskins. Gene Glaitt.
Mary Dryden. Henrietta Fair
Esther Carnahan. Mrs. VIII Cruise,
cara Ackcrman, Mrs. Harry Ruble.
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Were Wed.

The wedding OF Miss Jeanette
Crook McIlwaine, OF New York City.
a sister of Miss Alice McIlwaine, Of
this city. and Mr.. Howard Calvin
Sykes. well known capitalist OF New
York. took place at the st. Matthews
church rectory. Rev. l.. w. S. Stryker
officiating. Mr.. +. l.. Stone acted in
the capacity OF best man. and Miss
Biddenhorn. OF New York. was tho
bridesmaid. The bride was given in
marriage by her sister. and after I
wedding they were driven 20 the Fort
Henry Club. where dinner was served
Mr.. and Mrs. Sykes sail for Europe.
where they will spend their honey
moon. The witnesses 10 the wedding
T~-c Miss Eleanor Mcclure. Mrs. 10
scph Speidel. Mrs. Bardley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Will NiooIL Miss Francis Jordan.
Miss Teya JorfaR. Thomas Hearne
and Joe Holloway.
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Moore. Agnes Carpenter. Lucy Gatts.

Moore. Agnes Carpenter. Lucy Cats.
Louise Oats. Maud Craig, Ethel Kim
minis, Grace Jefferson. Sigma Hennen,
Gail Clark. Anna Sadler, Margaret
Thomas: Messrs. Roy Meyers, Russell
Burk. Elwood Klose. Ed Hurley. Ber-
nard Weisgerber. Bruce Seabright.
Will Bard. Paul Glazzer. Victor Geb-
hart, Clark Hollyfield. Harvey Eyre,
John Eyre. viii Baker, Alfred Otto.
Frank Bero. Walter Seabright and AL
Wagner.
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New Year Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Murphy. OF
North Wabash street, entertained with
New Year dinner on New Years
night. and the table was decorated in
the Christmas colors. There were COW
ers for 10. as follows: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hallet. Mr.. and Mrs. Newt Ber-
~. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Taylor. Geo.
Giles. Eva Groves. Mrs. Berry. Anna
Murphy. Misses Name Lee Murphy.
Belle Burphy. Ralph Taylor. Encel
Taylor. Mrs. Ode Keller, Master Ar
Vile Lee Murphy.
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BOWLING Party.

An Interesting bowling party was
given NJ The Oaks on Friday evening
supplementary TO Roy Meyers. OF tho
South Side. who Is home from Gettys-
burg Places at the lunch. which fol.
lowed tho bowling. were laid for
Misses Flora Mcdonald Hazel Straub
Helen Johnson. Nell Robbing. Eliza
beth Nlebergall. Clara Straub. TvedaIe
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Entertained Girl Friends.

Miss Cora Howells. OF the South
Side. entertained the following girl
friends and their gentlemen friends on
Friday evening: Misses Beulah Boyd
Isabelle Rogers, Flora Henry. Mar
guerite Gundling. Virginia burst:
Messrs. William Higgins. Charles Men.
kemeller. Robert Darrah. James Arch.
ibald. Herbert Helstrom, Alex Hell.
strom and John Cook.
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Entertained FIends.

George Weimer. Jr.. OF Glenwood
entertained a few friends at the hom
OF his parents on Thursday evening
The diversion was music and game
and luncheon served during tn
evening The guests were:
Misses:
Marie Elig. Cornelia weimer
Ethel Lmmcrson, Martha Schubart
or Ioledo. Angela Bachman.
Elizabeth Burdatts.
Messra:
Alfred Carrie. Ed Elig,
Ramsey Frederick. Stanley Dorsey,
Day llerVey. Bryan Stevens
Geo. Neimer. Jr., RObt. Mccullough
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Entertalncd With nlnn.r

~ their homo on Short Creek. Mr.
and Mrs. j. y. Smith entertained a
party OF friends New Years day with
an elaborate hvc.coursc dinner Places
NeTo laid for Mr. and Mrs. Dawson
Ronar and daughter. Ruth. Mr.. and
Mrs Jerry Evans. Nv and Mrs. Her
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mann. Mr. and Mrs. VIII Singer and
children. Ralph and Sarah. Mr. and
Mrs. %. J. McCammon. JAY Mccain.
mon and son. Gerald. Misses BIanchs
and Forbes McCammon. Mary and
blanche smith. ana Mcsqrs Charles
p Esimyor. James Smith. Harry
smith. and John smith. Ir.
For Additional Society. See Paoe -
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MiseryHatesC Company
But Loves TIZ
A TiZ Foot Bath on Reaching Home
VIII Make You Feel Pleasant.
Fu a WITH q Yr,e ~,

~ h WIN xfoo TriAl YnckAgo.
You can't hide foot misery IL runs
up. into the nerves. draws the expression
into the face. makes you look footsick
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ArIlnqtcn Club.

The Arlington Club has issued the
following invitations Tor their dance
and the dance program to be rend.
cred:
TIE Arlington Club
request the presence ~ yourself and
cpmTany
at their first
winter Dance
90 toe held az
Carroll club Auditorium
thursday r,n.ue. jan fury 9, 1918.
Dancing To- -
Meieter'g Orchestra.
invitation must be presented at the
DANCE PROGRAM:
Waltz Take Ne m Your Arms Again
Two tep. .....-- Everybody Two-St-p''
W iltH. .---..-........" Melody 81 Love
Mn-~ tfp-.. row. Row. Row
,t,,sGoMA .-..-.- ...--..' Blue NiOlcts
- 49, o.. 80 . 90 80 go 800.
n-~lrp Tag. THAT Mellow Melody
ttierh........."pu Moonlight BAY
IW"-~tep. ......... "IW. Tlnkie Tiukle''
waltz ......."T That's Hnw / Need YOU
., Jolly Dancers Of ostende
-whea the Midnight Choo-C6oo
Leaves for Alahsm"
Walt. Garland or old Fashion Roses
"waiifn- for tho Robert d. iee~
GOV :. -.....-..... MAY blossoms
i,w9-~t cp. ...--.--...'You'Te Ny Baby
TO the Land OF Heautiili Dreams"
When Get YOU Alone Tonight
Won't you Let Ne Take You Home
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FOR Additional Society. See Page y.
New Ulm review., 1913-10-29

Mrs. Jos. Epple made trip to st.
Paul Saturday with her little son
Harold who Is receiving treatments
from foot specialist. He is improv.
ing nicely under the treatments.
Edgar Zeile who underwent an oPer-
alton at the Eitel Hospital IN Mime.
spolis last week is getting along nice
". Mr.Zelle was able to leave the city
and return home Sunday but Mrs.
Zelle remained with Edgar.
Mrs. r. B Lee Of WATERFOWL, S. D.
spent last week ss q guest at the +.
D. Mtniun home. On her departure
Saturday she was accompanied by
Mrs. Mtnium who is spending this
week with her parents at Watertown.
Hanska again has three up-to-date
general stores. Last week Fred
Christianson became proprietor of
the third store by opening clean
and brand new stock of groceries,
dry goods, shoes for men, women and
children, mems working clothes and
furnishings and notions. The new
store is located in the old Larson
building next door to the State Bank.
We are in the market to buy pota-
toes for cash. STORK BR S. 39tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Whips, who
lived in st. Peter in the early days,
but who now reside in Minneapolis,
celebrated their sixty-second wedding
anniversary last week. In pioneer
times Mr.. Whips was stage driver,
and carried the mail between st.
Peter and New Ulm. On his we'd
ding anniversary Mr.. Whips, who is
now SO years Of age, arose early and
split few armfuls of wood to get
up an appetite for breakfast, which
was cooked by Mrs. Whips, who is
80 years old. Both are enjoying the
very best of health.-St. Peter Her.
aid.
New Ulm review., 1913-10-29
-. = = " ~ ks
lateresiisl Window.

New Uim merchants have this fall
apparently awakened moro than ever
70 the value OF thsir show windows and
shoppers arc hndlne delight II ths
many unique displays that sppesr
from time 20 time. b. O. SchIeuder's
Ejswelry ~indow With ita rsslistic effect
OF broken plate glass which really vss
not broken at I'll drew the attention Of
hundreds. Mr.. Schleuder says shout
200 persona stepped inside tho door to
call bis attention to The fast that .
statue 10 tho displsy window hsl
fallen against the pIase glass snd
cracked Il badly. An amusing incl
dent occurred whsn two csrpsnters met
10 front OF the window snd got into .
heated discussion q 70 the cost Of 10.
placing the glass, one declaring that
portion OF the window could be
saved by careful handling and tho
dispute continued for some length OF
time.
Wd. Eibner has . delightful Hal
low cen display Of witch candies and
fsvors with the boiling kettle and the
witch tending 1t.
The new Bee Hive windows lend
themselves to the display OF handsome
gowns most effectively, the dark wood.
work setting of! the rich colors beautt.
fully. An artistic hand has drsped
, the figures displayed there this week.
In the J. Forster furniture store the
Lady Foresters have arranged Q Hal
low 'een scene to advertise their social
and sale Friday Of this week. Pump.
kins and cornstalks form the back.
ground for the witch who presides
over the scene and makes the an
nouncement to the public OF the mer.
rymaking planned for the affair.
Columbis Clothing Co. have win.
dow filled with mems jewelry novel
ties which attracts considerable atten.
tion also.
New Ulm review., 1913-10-29

Miss Lydia Dshms visited with her
brother q Minneapolis over Sunday. !.
| Mrs. N. Lsuterbach Of Redwood
Falls visited Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Schilling.
Miss Emma Msosks Of 81. Paul 10
spending several weeks visiting With
Mrs. Dongus and daughters.
Hofmetstsr's full Orchestrs St the
American Theatre Sunday night.
5 Adv A 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. August Lsnghon Of
Msnksto spent tho latter part Of tho
week with their daughter, Mrs. Wes-
10y Miller.
A oumber OF Mrs. Mary Eder's
friends called on her Sunday after.
noon % rsmind her Of her birthday in
pleasant fashion.
Next Sunday the Lutheran church
will celebrate the Reformation Fest
with services 10 English BY Prot.
Meyer 10 the evening.
Surrey & Lynne will appear Ia
Novelty, Singing and Talking Acts at
the Gem Theatre, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. Prices 10 and l5c.
Advt IA 1t
Wednesday, December 3rd has been
chosen as the day for the Supper and
Sale ut the Congregational Church
and Friday the 18th the Turner
Frauenverein will ho,d their annual
food sale. .t;
Sixty-eight persons from New Ulm
took advantage OF the excursion on
the M. 4 St. L. to the Cities Satur.
day, returning Monday evening.
Among those who cit we're Eugene
Koehler. Wm. Hoffmsun, Mrs. John
Schneider and Mrs. ny. Engel
Mr.. and Mss. .Chas. vogtsl spent
sever sl days the past week in Chicago.
Mr.. Vogtel was looking after Com
pany interests and while there be
attended directors meeting OF the
Millers National Federation. They
went via Omaha and returned last
evening.
New Ulm review., 1913-10-29
LOCAL NOTES

a VI 4 L.
Asts snd Louise Rsutsnbsre visited
. Louisville, MINI. last wsek.
Hoimsister's full Orchsstrs at the
Amsricsa Theatre Sunday night.
Adv ~ II
Miss Lsula Rsmund visited with her
sister, Mrs. 6. F. Reineke the latter
psrt OF the week.
We are In tho market 70 buv hAnd
picked winter apples, paying SO to 6Oc
per bu. cash. STORK Bros. Adv Att
Hugo Schlsuder attended meeting
sof the State BOARD Of Optical Exsmi-
<osrs = s.. Paul Friday.
Il, The sPrisossr, 81 Ze1da In reels &
the Amsricsa Yhsatrs Fridsy night.
Prices 10 and - cents. Adv ~ II
Mrs. Jos. Epple and son W alter
visited st the A. G. Ochs home 10
Springfield last week Thursday and
Friday. .ss
Miss Maggie Collins is recovering
nicely from the operation for appen.
dicitis which she underwent at Loretto 0
Hospital last week.
The Misses Erna Holzinger, Jennie
Meile and Minnie Pfsterer came home
from Mankato to spend Sunday. They
are attending the Normal.
The Christian Endeavorers OF the
Congrega ational church are preparing
. .Hsllow'een- Socisl to be held ct the
church parlors Friday evening Of this
weak. ss5
The New UlmsTuraverein has deci-
ded to insugurste business men's .
physical culture class 70 be held daily,
except Saturdays from $40 to $50 p.
N. sud also : ladies class for We'd
1ssdsy aftsrnooas from 2::90 TO $3.50 .
soon . enough applications hss been
received 70 make II worth while. For
further Information enquire of Prof.
Herman Helm, the society's instructor.
We have buyers for city proper
ty II you wish to sell.
37tf c. E. BROWN LAND co.
New Ulm review., 1913-10-29

Joseph Braun, bartender at the
Woratschka and Albrecht saloon,
Corner Broadway and First North
Street Is laid up with sn injured knee
due to an accident which befell him
Sunday. Mr.. Braun with q party OF
hunters started out early Sunday
morning on q rabbit hunt near Ed.
Wegner's along the Minnesota River
10 the Town OF Milford. When near
their destin alton something broke on
the tongue OF the wagon and fearing .
runaway Braun jumped and fell be-
tween the wagon box and the wheel
thereby ipjuring bis knee. Altho
painful he did not consider 1t of much
consequence and kept on bunting with
tho rest of the party until be finally
had to give up because he could not
walk any more. A doctor was sum.
moned who responded promptly aud
took Mr.. Braun home In his auto.
The leg at that tine was swollen to
twice it, natural size. The chances
are that Mr.. Braun will be laid up for
. couple of weeks altho there is no
fracture. .-
New Ulm review., 1913-10-29
10 CENT "UAsCARETS"
n BILIOUS OR 00ST1VE
For Sick Headache, Sour Stomach
Sluggish Liver and eowels-They
work while you sleep.

Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, lndiges.
tion, Sallow Skin and Miserable Head
aches come from q torpid liver and
clogged bowels, which cause your
stomach to become filled with undi-
gested food, which sours and ferments
like garbage In swill barrel. That's
the first step to untold misery-tndi-
gestion, foul gases, bad breath, yellow
skin, mental fears. everything that 10
horrible and nauseating. A Cascaret
tonight will give your constipated
bowels a thorough cleansing and
straighten you out by morning They
work while you sleep-a 1O-cent box
from your druggist will keep you feel.
ing good for months.
New Ulm review., 1913-10-29
GERMAN LECTURE
= by
CONRAD N les
Thursday Eve, Oct. so
In the Lecture Room Of
TURNER HALL
S BJEC THE Year 1913, the
Year of Liberty and the Liberty
Poets of Germany.
Admission Is cents q Person
A.scordial invitation is extended
to all.
Admission 25 cents 4 Person
AscOrdial invitation is extended
to all.

q %
Chas. Spreng, who was arrested
last week after he had broken into
the office Of E. E. Miller at st. Peter,
was cared for in the Nicollet county
Jail until Friday. On that day he
was taken before the probate court,
examined as to his sanity and COM
mitted to the state hospital.
At the annual meeting of Captain
Richard Somers Chapter, Daughters
of American Revolution, recently
held at St. Peter, Mrs. H. l.. Beecher
was elected Vice President. It was
decided to give social during the
second week in November to raise
funds to defray expenses in connec-
ton with placing the marker which
is to commemorate the signing OF
the treaty of Traverse des Sioux.
New Ulm review., 1913-10-29

LosT-On Sunday. Oct 26th between
Wsldheim and the old river bed OF
the Cottonwood, . gold watch and
fob. Liberal reward to the finder.
T.. v. ALVIN. Adv 44-46