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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-18

pIei|esti fdpttdd, iosfa tultnen iuo'
Ian moima fuolettaa bienommaf
bermpt ia tuottaa monenlaiito folo'
thus ia 5ilmd pnnd bammoS tautela.
Siemd oil aineellinen tulo ndtnttn
pienelld paiffafunnalia, notn 62 Dol
laria.
GaspionisIa otettiin mp5s 5. Ros.'
Zen pienoinen ppbdn fasteen Oiallt'
iuuteen.
9eecbmoobisia puhutteli 9erra
meta moimalliiesti. 3iitos S'd pu'
butteIustaii. Gommonnealtbisia fare
mifontrilIa aiuu i%oitofin fanialatIta
maanmilieliDind ia be toinomat iaa'
man 5inne alma moan liidd. utao
ndpttdd pletpan tamollista faspas
maan. 2oulusta iieud on ollut ptent
b~anfaluus maan lenfin banfaluuoen
toimomat iaamanIa plan poistetuflt,
ratentamalla fouluu aiman festelle
fpldd. SIimme iiidlld 90. 9onfalalla
iosia pibimme pubeet ia fastettiin
s. Golmanin pienoinen. 81 oltu iiel'
Id mield fuuItu iuloiiella Suomen
fieleIId pubuttaman tidiiestd outuu'
besta p%leiiDlle, maan toipoftiin tds'
I'd ebes inataman uIeinfin tuulla
~iaarnpia. Serra Seeius iiunao iana'.
Il iaarnaaiia ia fuuIiioita.
y}iin Gbatbamin firfosia ne tuIes
mat luuret iublat, ia Marquetten
, Iaulu fuoro muaSIa laulelemasia
ibania benseIIiiid Iauluia. Warusta'
faapa 10 palmiifii palion istuimia
IiIad Gbatbamin firffoon t. fppss
fuun 81 p., fiIId iiIloin tulee palion
pIeiiDd fuuntelemaan ibania lauluid
ioita Marquetten laulufuoro eiittdd.
2pudpd plen aipan iuruisla ami ftts
I'd fuin Ell iddItd Marquettesta fus
faan f%irioita Iuttaiaan. Ne, iotfa
taaud parIinaiiesti aiumat ia toimia
mat, m%oiiipat tietdd afiat palion pa
remmin FUN mind, iofa min palion
Iiifun. Wind toimoifin, ettG iotfut
toilet firioittaiipat 9%uttaiaau, fiud
tpudbdn iitd alma ndbin tddndfin
toimitaan fuin tdGud %eletdG1ttn ia
onban toimet oueet npfpiIinfin, mt'
fdli mindfin Iipulta nden, monte
puoliIet. Siis, fa~tfaisfaapa t%ueIiet
ia iiIaret ie biIiaiIuus ia aIfotao piir'
tdd uiein Iuttaiaan tddItdtin Wfar'
quettesta.
Soiuoo erittdin bartaasti tueIienne
5. 8. 9eimonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-18

olin ianaa fuuIemasia ia iosia Ill
loin iidiippsFemenid oman ipbd'
meeni fplmettiin. - EuuSniemeltd
fdfin fdmtn Raamiua Riartani ia
bdnen perbettddn terspebtdmdsfd.
Seindtuun 81 pnd idtiu i~pbdmeuiiet
iddbpwdiiet iidaeni ia iebdaeni iefd
beibdn perbeiueen ia matfustin taas
&uopioon.
(Satfetaan.)
q. Miettinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-18
Cervebdys Saomimat-
kalta p~alanneelta.
(Satfoa }

Seindfuun 3 pdipGn italia ldboin
SeIIin9istd iubIien nietosta ia mat'
Justin iunala Soeniuubun. Sdbes
nuorotauoen festi malta. 2Io 6:oen
Ieuousia ieuraanan pdipdn italia
oItu SoenIuusia. Sddad aiuu mt
nuua uieita ldbeiiid iufulaiiia. We'
min enIin Miffo 'peIieni Iuo, fofa On
fiend fauppapaImeliiana. Sdnen
luonaan oIuinfin fofo S%oeniuusi ia
oIin aiFani. SieItd fdIin fdmin ter.
pebtimdsid erdstd ierfsuani ia bd.
men perbettddn. Sdn oil biufan iai.
ras. Sentdbben oil bdn ndin feId.
f%uumauafin faupunsisia. Soilet
Soeniuusia oiupat ferffuni oIipat
maaqa fefd oiunnosia. = Soeniuus.
ia ouesIani fdmin ternebtimdsid fen
faupunsin papistoa, ipista ainoas.
taan toinen oil fotona. 9dn %tarioIi
minuIe iaornapuoronia firfosia
iunnuntaina. GdrioutIen otin mas
taan ia iaornaIin iieud &~ristufIen
firtaStamiiesta. Sett iumalanpaI
melufIen idlfeen rienIin aiemaue ia
m~atfustin maalle Iet6nitpttdren, rou.
iua parwiaiien feid'oiunnoqe &iib
teIpsmaaran pitdidn Nipan mpupI
lie. Sieud maaua olin tiloiIuubesia
tapaamaan, patti 10 mainitiemaani
Ietdnitptdrtd, fatIi muuta %ierffuani,
ebeliien f~iaria. Sltuani tddud pari
pdipdd iertfueni fesfuubesia ia pi
bettpdni pboen ba~rtausbetfen, mat.
fuetin Iieltd pois. !9austa oil tama.
II ndin muoiien pddstd Soeniuun
IufuIaifiani. SoiIet beistd mieIeI
.Iidn festustelinat ben9euiistdfin
aIioiSto, ioten noin toipoa autui,
ben allan BELLE ielpdffi ielmene.
mdn.
SoenIuun ieutupiIta tuIin Saofti
maan terpebtimddn elmo Spmd.
riStd ia bdnen perbettddn. Sdn on
ponba nsfomainen mics. Sdnen
maimonia ia poifaniu orpat mpbs
usfomaiIia. Tapofin tdmdn nan.
ban Simonfin fotona, iofa fertoi
minuIe fofemuffiaan IdbetDSmat.
foiItaan Wendidn 8ariaIasIo; iud
b6n on uIeona muonna toiminut n.
t. 2ariaIoIdbetptien poImeIufIsSfa.
Din muorofauben oion Simo Sp.
pGriIen Iuona. Sousfostt fuIui Ie
aifa fesfuSteuesIomme pbteiIestd
MISUNDERSTANDING la toiminnostamme
Serran noinioIo Putin Tiud Iarona,
ioue eIon Serra meibdt oil %oietta.
nut.
Saoftimosta motfuStin 0irnuun.
Sieud tuIin 4uonnon porontolaon,
ionfa pddiobtoia on tobtori 2pbect,
mutta ionfa parontoIan toiminnon
parIinoiIena naIpoiona on rouipo
9ersitr5m. Din tadud parantoIos.
ia foIme puorotautto. paIufin naet
biufan tutusiua tuobon IaitoiIeen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-18
(Satfetaan.)
q. Miettinen.

pastori q. @roop, Sitcbbursisto,
WtaSf., mieraili paitfatunnauantme
t. T. 1918 pdimind. Sdn %iaarnafi
tddud iunnuntaiua 9erran ianaa.
2iitos f~pelieqe fdpnnistddn.
Mmiolittoon mibittiin tddad tt. 1
p. Socob Dirranniemi ia Sopbia
Sbtonen, moIemmat Nep 0orf
WiuIistd. Sa tt. IL p. Srant s.
Ibo ia gamma Wattion, molemmat
9eindioeIta. Ututta ieuraamana pdi'
mdnd be ldbtitpdt Nasbmaufiin,
@tinn., ionne aiettltpat aiumaan.
Onnea ia menestpstd!
Sunnuntaitoulu alfoi toimintanIa
tt. IA p. Toimomme, etti manbem.
mat pmmdrtdmdt fen tdrfepben ia
ldbettdtpdt lapienia fouIuun. Gum
nuntaifoulu tabtoo ola manbempain
apuna lasten opettamiiesfa tunte'
maon Wapabtaiaamme ia ennen
faiffea iuuri lasten nstdndnd, min
lanifaa lasten lula SeeIufIen lup.
Samoin on pelnoaiIuutemme fdilpt'
tdd lopiet iuomoloiiina ia %fitdparten
tarpitaa, ettd be oppitpat pubumaan
ia armosIa pitdmddn fieItGmme.
Siindtin tobtoo iunnuntaifouIn teb'
bd moitomania.
y2auIoa lnfu tuIepi, Suuni ioia
tabteIemi," ianoi manba @dindmDi
men. Niin, lauluafin opetetaan 1un'
nuntai foulusia. 9aniamme on ans
tanut laululle Iuuren arpon, iilld
@GinGmDinen lauloi ettG:
,Sdrnet Idiffpi, maa idriii,
Wuoret naStiIet mapifi,
paaet pabpat p%aufabteli,
2aIIiot fabefIi Ienti,
Strpet ruUHpUlu THe.
Muistafaa lapiet iofa iunnuntai ieu'
raapat ianat:
On ppbdfouIu ormas,
Sicll' IDpodu Seeiufien,
So monta pstdpddni,
SoI' Tempt on Sdneben,
So fansIaan &aritIalIe
Siell' opin Iaulamaan.
pain eesid istuimenia
WpDs tebbd ferran iaan."
2ouIu alfaa alma Flo 2 ip.
-tt-tt-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-18

Warma tobiste. 0erran, Fun
fuuIuiIa ~taibemaalari 9uitof Oore
matfustt Guropasfa, foboti bdn
matfapasinfa. Grddud roia.aiemal'
la tpaabiHiin bdntd %ndpttdmddn fitd.
Sdnen nastoutIenia fuuIui:
vWind olen fobottonut len. Mut'
to mitddn petosta Ell tdSid ole =
oIen taibemoalari Dore. SIfaa by.
ND ia iauifao minun iatfaa mat
taani.1
yGi", fanoi mirosfa olemo up1eeri,
,ie ei fdp pdinid. 2erta toiienIa idl'
,een tuIemme tefemifiin ibmisten
'ansia, iotfa Ianopot oIeponIa 10.
ain iuuruuffia. EdsId on fpnd ia
'aperia. Ndptdfddpd piirustufIel.
!, ettd olette taiteiIiia Dore."
Oore ottt fpndn ia tefi muutamia
iirtoia Ieuousta aieman pmpdriqd
,ylpt olen n%afuutettu," Iouiui mp.
eri, vettd te oIette Dore. 8utaon
linen Ell moi piirtdd tuoua tanoin."
Woipatfo mp5s ne. iotta meiid
hIeIepat pmmdrtdd fenele me fuu.
NINE? SIemmefo tunnettuio fris
IIppbestdmme ipfapdindiiesfd eId
asIdmme ia fen fautta fuinfo
mime tpDmme?
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-18

: RufoiIeman dibin muisto
ietetipdni %iunrimmon oian eId
istdni mieroisia moisia, poIofin
1boin fotimooboni ia fotiani
inbemmat oliipot 10 fuoueet, ia
ieni perbeineen oiui npt ponbem'
Z fooisia. .SuonetoIut fieud oil
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-18
Korjausta a%anenkannat-
tajaamme maiden.

Wine Observation-Disclosures H.
meni Sc nak0kanta, eta ,,Auttaia"
lehti olisi saatava enemman kirkko-
kuntamme Eaanenkannattaiana tar
koitustaan lvastaavaksi. Olihan e.
d~ellisessa kirkolliskokouksessa paa-
tetty sen koriausta koskevista ash
oista, kuten suurentamisesta ia
muistakin asioista, mutta koriauk-
set olivat iaaneet tekematta. Nuo
korjaukset, varsinkin lehtemme
suurentamiseen maiden, on jaanyt
varojen puutteen vuoksi tekematta.
Samoin varojen puute on estanyt
senkin, eta Ell ole saatu uutisia min
tuoreina kuhn olisi haluttu. Tassa
naet haittaa Sc, eta latominen tot
mitetaan kasinlatomisella ia min
vahalla latoja tyovoimalla, eta la
tojille piisaa lehteen latomista koko
viikon. Sen vuoksi on taytynyt
uutisia latoa edellisella viikolla
kun kaikellaista muuta lehteen tu-
levaa taytyy latoa iuuri lehden PAL
noon 'asettamiseen asst. Eta tall
lainen vika tulisi koriattua, olisi
saatava latomakone. Silloin vol.
taisiin saada uutisetkin tuoreina ia
vielapa siita olisi Sc hyoty ettei tar
vitsisi latojain palkkoihin min pal
Jon kuluttaa. koska koneella vol
dam latoa useamman kasilatojan
edesta. Sta asiaa Wine vuosiko-
kouksessa spohdittuaan paatti kir-
kolliskokons, eta latomakone oste-
taan. Mutta rahaa kun Ell ole, paa-
tettiin kirkkokunnalle ottaa 5 doll.
~lainoja 5, Z ia 10 vuoden maksu-
aialla 3 prosentin korolla. Nyt sis
on ensimainen tehtava Sc, eta saa-
daan rahaa. Velkakirjat 10 on pai-
nettu ia niita lahetetaan seurakun.
mile luotettavien asiamiesten :kaut-
ia. Senpa vuoksi olisi ~tarpeellista
eta seurakunnista annettaisiin allie
kirjoittaneelle seurakuntain virkai.
lijoitten nimet ia osoitteet, voidak-
semme taman laina-asian jakaa seu-
rakuntiin ia luotettaville henkiloille
lahettaa valmiiksi painetut ,,nuu-
tat" - Saadaksemme latomakone
on saatava 10 kauppaa tehdessa
maksaa ainakin 1900 doll. ia loput
kuukausittain. Muistakaapa nyt
ystavat tarttua kiinni asian. Kir-
japainovelka on kuluneen vuoden
sisalla ~pienentynyt min hyvin, eta
10 siihen maiden ollaan voiton puo-
leila.
Mita taas muuhun koriaukseen
tulee joka koskee toimitusta, on
kirkollisiohtokunta tarttunut siihen-
kin kasiksi. Toimitusvoimia on
puuhattu ia p~uuhataan e~delleenkin.
Johtavien artikkelien vakituisia kir-
ioittaiia hankitaan. Samoin ham
kitaan vakituinen toimittaiakin.
Toimittaian hankkiminen Ell ole he'll
pompia tehtavia. Senpa vuoksi ke-
hoitammekin, eta tassakin, samoin
kuhn koko kirkkokuntamme asias-
sa, veljet ia sisaret kSantyisivat ru-
kouksella Jumalan puoleen, eta
Han antaisi kirkkokunnallemme
menestysta ia lahettaisi aanenkan-
nattaiallemme toimittajan oman sy-
damensa jalkeen. Mr. Santeri Mon
toa on Observation-Disclosures ia han
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-18
Pyynt0.

SGmGn fautta pppoetddn ornoi'
iain Observation-Disclosures fuuIu.
main ieuratuntain naturalization etu'
pddsId' paStorien, eIimieben, firiurin
ia rabastonboitaian nimet ia o%iotteet
bpndntabtoiiesti ~ldbettdmddn enfiti'
Iasia auefirioittaneelle, iaabaf iemme
Min olen boitaa ldbemmin firffo.
funtamme aIioita.
Samaua pppodmme famaa firf'
fofuntamme pappeiu boibosia ole'
fpiIta ~itiendiTiItd Ieurafunnilta, Jos
be bpmdntabtoiiesi ia papaaebtoi'
festi noiIimat mpDs ldbettdd alefir'
ioitianeeue notwithstanding, papin,
eIimieben, firiurin ia rabastonboita'
Jan piotteet, noibatiemme ola Id
bemmdsid I %pbtepbesid beibdnfin
fansiaau, fosfa pappiemme toimi
miien puofIi 10 oIemme pbteistp6s
ID, faniisIa Observation-Disclosures
iamme.
Bort l::9rtbur, Ont, San. eIof. IL
p. 1913.
q. Wuori,
2..funnan efimieS.
Siote: 262 WtIIon II.
port Nrtbur, Ont. San.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-18
: VrpfesSori Sonfrib Mustonen

= RtpTeeTuIt UtuSroHen
rcumineen iaopui foupuntiimme
maanantoi iltana Nem gortista.
Eiistoina iottoi berrasmdfi mat.
%faania puolipdindiunosIa 9ruces
Grosfinsiin tapoomoan omoiIiaan,
ioitten fonsia iitte oifomat iotfaa
matfoa 0irsiniaon, Winn.
= pbbdfonlma 2aniouisfeurofuu.
nan firfosia Ell poiba npi fppsfuun
oiauo pttdd fun firfto on rotennut.
fen ala.
New Ulm review., 1913-08-13
Court Decides Ditch Case

Judge 1. M. Olsen handed down a
decision last Saturday in the case
of Gustav A. Boemmels, plaintiff, VS..
John C. Brennesholz, defendant. The
parties to the action reside in Ridge
ly township, and the case is an in
teresting one. Several years ago
they built a joint drain to carry off
the surface water from slough
some eighteen acres in extent. Six
acres of this lay on the Brennesholz
farm and the latter paid $50 toward
the cost of the drain, his neighbor
paying 5000. Another pond on the
Boemmels farm was drained by an
open ditch across the Brennesholz
place, but this was closed by Mr..
Brennesholz, whereupon Mr.. Boem-
mels laid a drain tile on his prop
erty to connect with the joint drain.
Mr.. Brennesholz decided to use a
similar expedient, and laid a tile
drain from a third pond on his farm.
He was unable to reach and con-
next with the joint drain, so placed
the outlet as near the boundary line
between the two farms as possible.
Water from this drain made the
land reclaimed by the first drain un-
fit for cultivation, and Mr.. Boemmels
brought suit to have the nuisance
abated. In his decision Judge Olsen
orders Mr.. Brennesholz to lay a tile
drain across the neighboring farm
and connect with the joint drain
He is to bear the expense, provided
Mr.. Boemmels will permit the con-
struction of the drain. If the latter
refuses the case will be dismissed
and the plaintiff will not recover
damages. Geo. T. Olsen of this city
and Frank Hopkins of Fairfax, were
the attorneys for the defendant.
New Ulm review., 1913-08-13

grandstand, during the week Of Sept.
1st to 9Th.
The great Cheyenne Frontier Days
Show, which will be the night attrac-
ton, is unusual in many respects. 1t
is not a wild west show in the ac-
cepted meaning of the term. 1t con-
tains no fakes or circus acts. It is
a collection Of famous Indians, Mexi-
cans and white men and women from
the western plains, who have grown
up in the saddle, on the ranges, with
wild steers and outlaw horses for
companions. These meE and women
annually gather at the great From
tier Days Celebration in Cheyenne,
Wyoming, where they compete for
prizes in all of the dangerous sports
and games known on the plains.
Winners in all Of these contests, in
Guiding a number of world champion
ropers, riders and bull doggers, have
been gathered together by the Irwin
Bros. and will be brought to Mime
sofa for the State Fair performance.
In addition to the champions from
New Ulm review., 1913-08-13
SECOND BALKAN
CONFLICT ENDS
Delegates Agree Upon Terms to
Conclude Peace.

Bucharest, Aug. 7.-Peace has been
concluded between the Balkan states,
and the preliminary treaty will be
signed by the delegates of Servia
Greece, Montenegro. Roumania and
Bulgaria.
The agreement was arrived at only
after another exhibition of the utter
helplessness of Bulgaria to face her
ring of enemies.
On Wednesday the discussions III
the peace conference threatened to
become interminable, but M. Majeres-
co, the Roumanian premier, president
of the conference, clinched matters
by threatening that unless Bulgaria
accepted the modified frontier pro-
posed by the allies Roumania's army
would occupy Sofia next Saturday.
This threat had the desired effect.
The new frontier, as agreed to.
starts at a point on the old frontier
west of the Struma river, follows the
watershed to west of the town Of
Strumnitza, thence runs almost
through the Struma valley to the
Belesch mountains, and thence east
erly in almost straight line to the
Mesta river, thus leaving the town
of Strumnitza, the port of Lagos and
kanthi to Bulgaria and the port of
Kavala to Greece.
New Ulm review., 1913-08-13
MANY REAL THRILLS IN CHEYENNE SHOW

Wyoming. Chas. Irwin annouDoeo
that there will be the most seusok1dk
al acts from the Frontier Dsys' Show
At Salinas. California, and FROM tDe
Stampede. to be held 1T Wtnnipao b
August. -# ... ..r...-. .,-.
Exciting Competition.
The champion cowboys and oo~
girls will all have = chance TO ~
their metal and win new laurels se
the State Fair, as the Irwin Bros VIII
bring with them over 200 head a
trained outlaw horses from the west
q herd of longhorn Texas steers, bub
faloes, wild burros and other anima)A
The supply of bucking outlaw hoFb
es is the greatest ever seen togethoD
on any track or under canvass. They
are the real "crazy horses" and thG
men and women who ride them ar0
literally taking their lives IN their
hands. These horses are fed and
cared for the same as the rest OF the
stock, and are fairly peaceable until
an attempt is made to bride, saddle
and ride them. Then the untamable.
outlaw nature asserts itself, and the
riders are lucky If they are not
thrown, stepped on, kicked, taken
crashing through fences, or treated
in some such rude way.
A Proper Setting.
This exciting entertainment, which
will include feats of horsemanship.
broncho busting, roping, shooting, bulE
dogging and other exciting features,
will Ne given an elaborate frontier
days setting in front of the grand
stand. What ordinarily takes a whole
afternoon will be condensed into an
hour and a half of excitement, and
will be concluded by a grand finals.
vividly picturing scenes of frontier
days, including carrying of mails, the
robbing of stagecoaches, attacks BY
New Ulm review., 1913-08-13
Realty Transfers.

Ocie Ella Wood to F. F. Bjorneberg,
SO a in S IS T lOS r 81 $500.
Albert Pfaender to Geo. Polta L b
Ill S New Ulm $3.50.
Aug. Dorm to Emil Jahr S 1a OF l.
BIZ Schwarzrock' Ist Add Sprhd
$3.50.
c., A. Hintz to Ernest Jeske, S 80 1T OF
LIB 10 of W. & St. P Land Cos
End Add, Springfield $500. .
Philip Gutensohn to And E Spielman
100 A in S 10 T 1OS r IS S624O.
J. A. Prim to w. B. Brooks, l. 3 b
Comfrey 5000.
Alex Newdall to Jul. Krsuse L 2 u
B3 Golden 1925. -.
And. Rorvig to Bjorn Rorvig, l2o A
in S 26 T 1Os R 30, $4,000.
VIM. Schmidt 20 Fred Schmidt, l. II
II B 35 Sleepy Eye, s1.OO.
Fred Schmidt to Lima Schmidt, L II
BIS Sleepy Eye, sl.O0.
And. Philipson to Louie Bloemeke
Axel Newdall and Thos. J. Kretsch
LIZ and 3 Golden, $3.50.
Pfaender Realty Co. to Jos. Nicklas
L9B1ON of Center St. New Ulm
$50.
John Regelin to Robert B. Thomas e
Al. 159. 20 A in 8 5 T 1O8 r 30, S9950
New Ulm review., 1913-08-13
Work Begun On Johnson monu.
ment.

Members of the local Johnson
Memorial commission intend to have
everything in readiness for the un-
vailing of the replica, which is to
take place on Sunday, September
21st, the fourth anniversary of Gov
ernor Johnson's death. Another con-
tract was awarded this week, and
the excavation for the base Of the
monument was completed on Wed
nesday.
A meeting of the commission was
held last Monday afternoon, when
bids were received for the concrete
and cement construction. Two pro-
posals were submitted. The st. Peter
Stone Sidewalk company offered to
lay the concrete base for the statue,
construct the various cement walks
and do other necessary brick and
concrete work about the site for $500.
J. B. Nelson & Company of North
Mankato, made bid Of 1886 for the
same work, and the contract was
awarded to the St. Peter firm.
Work on the site was begun Tues
day afternoon, when three trees were
removed from the court house lawn.
The following day an excavation z
feet each way and feet deep was
made for the base of the monument.
This will be constructed of concrete,
and will be feet, four inches square.
1t will support the granite pedestal,
which will be shipped here from St.
Cloud in week or ten days. This
portion of the work is to be pushed
with all possible expedition, and the
statue will be in place in ample time
for the unveiling.
New Ulm review., 1913-08-13
Senate May Not Act on Tariff
Measure Before Sept. Is.
LITTLE PROGRESS 50 FAR
Only Four schedules Taken Up Boz Far
and Portions Of These Have
Been Passed Over.

Washington, Aug. 9.-AIl predic-
tions of an early passage Of the Demo
cratic tariff bill by the senate are
going glimmering.
Majority leaders realize only q be-
ginning has been made and the ear
liest any one now will promise COM
pletion of the task is Sept. Is.
Ten days ago when member of
the finance committee said he thought
the senate would pass the bill by Aug
20 there were some who thought it
might be possible, but that date is
less than two weeks away and but
four schedules have been covered
thirty-six paragraphs in these having
been passed over for future consider.
alton.
Now even those who suggest Sept.
Is as the date for final action are
guided principally by hopes and do
not share the views Of others that 1t
will be a later date before the final
vote.
The death OF Senator Johnston OF
Alabama has reduced the Democratic
majority on the bill to one vote, the
Louisiana senators having determined
to vote against it because Of the free
sugar provision.
This slender majority has given rise
to hopes in Republican breasts that
they may be able to put through an
amendment to the wool or sugar
achodulcS ..a.-f
New Ulm review., 1913-08-13
COLONEL S. F. CODY KILLED
Aviator and Passenger Meet Death
When Machine Falls. -.

Aldershot, Eng. Aug. S.-Colonel S.
f. Cody, one of the best known avia'
tors in England, and passenger
named Evans were killed when Cody's
monoplane turned turtle near here
and buried both men under it when it
crashed to earth.
Cody's neck was broken in the fall.
His sons, Leon and Frank, were eye
witnesses of the accident, which was
attributed by experts to faulty con-
struction, the body of the craft prov
ing too heavy for the wings.
Cody was an American by BIRTH but
became a naturaliZed Englishman sew
eral years ago.
Evans was member of the Indian
civil service who had obtained leave
of absence to come to England to
study aviation.
New Ulm review., 1913-08-13

Katherine L. Norton, New Bedford,
Mass, says: II had a terrible pain
across nv. back, with burning and
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certain and sure. The pain and burn
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Pills. For sale by O. M. Olsen.
New Ulm review., 1913-08-13
CALUMET STRIKE IS BROKEN
Two Thousand Men at Work in Cop
per Mines.

Calumet, Mich, Aug. 10.-Copper
mine operators claim the complete
rout of the Western Federation OF
Miners in it's strike here for higher
wages, an eight-hour day, abolishing
of the one-man drill and recognition
of the union.
Two thousand men are at work. No
demands for changes in working con.
ditions were made by the men return
ing, but it is said, from a high au.
thority. that the mining companies
will raise the wage scale and prob
ably give the men the eight-hour day
shortly after the strike finally is set
tied
New Ulm review., 1913-08-13
M,KAO0 RECEIVES GUTHRIE
Strong Ties Uniting Japan and
United States Voiced.

Toxic, Japan. Aug. 8.-The strong
ties uniting the Japanese empire and
the United States were mutually
voiced by the emperor Of Japan and
George w. Guthrie, the new Amer
ican ambassador.
The ambassador presented his Gre
dentials and conveyed the greetings
OF President Wilson to the emperor.
A regiment Of Japanese cavalry es.
corted him to the imperial palace
and he rode in an imperial coach.
The crowds along the route respect.
fully uncovered as he passed.
New Ulm review., 1913-08-13
LIND IS IN MEXICO CITY
President Wilson's Special Envoy at
His journeys End.

Washington, Aug. 1l.-John Lind,
special representative of President
Wilson to Investigate the Mexican
situation, arrived safely in Mexico
GTty, according to advices received at
tf,e state department from Charge
D'Shaughnessy of the United States
embassy in Mexico City.
Mr.. Lind was accompanied by his
wife and DR.. William Bayard Hale,
who has been in Mexico for some time
studying conditions in Mexico on be
halt of President Wilson.
New Ulm review., 1913-08-13
THREE DIE IN ALBERTA FIRE
Warming Food Causes Death Of Far.
mer, Wife and Child.

Winnipeg, Aug. S.-Three people
were burned to death in farmhouse
near Strathmore, Alta. The dead are:
w. Gillingweter, twentyeight years
old, his wife and their infant child
Gillinweter was chief clerk in the
Canadian Pacific railway irrigation de-
partment at Strathmore. He recently
started farming northwest of town.
The fire was caused by an oil stove
which was burning in the bedroom to
warm food for the baby.