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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-10-28

proper support.
Mayor L. A. Fritsche was called upon
and spoke very briefly on Municipal
questions as treated abroad. He re-
commended to the attention of New Ulm
the gardening plans and sanitary efforts
of the great cities Of Europe.
Rev. FIR. Schlinkert was called upon
for an impromptu talk and the keynote
of his remarks was that each and all must
observe the rights of every other member
of the civic family group if harmony
were to prevail.
Capt. Steinhauser of the Review was
asked to point out the mission of the
newspaper in the community. Mr..
Steinhauser made a strong plea for
journalism that should refrain from
putting before the public anything that
should stir up discord. He declared that
New Ulm had too many newspapers and
that the business men should get together
on some proposition that would eliminate
or consolidate the unnecessary organs.
w. H. Dempsey was most happy
choice of the POSTMASTER for the last
number on the program for he was able
to put his hearers into the right frame OF
mind by several really funny remarks
before he paused to drive home the lesson
of the gathering, that all must strive to
completely eliminate unworthy strife SO
that the city may grow in "1915" to the
proportions SO prosperous and well
founded city deserves to attain.
Once year the fire laddies" forget
the arduous duties of a volunteer fireman
and come together for the purpose Of
having good time and care nothing fol
expense either. Nothing is too good fol
them on the day they celebrate and
really, altho the expense of the function
is taken out of the treasury of the fire
department, it IS in reality their owr
money they are spending, money which
they have accumulated from dues and
entertainments. Even at that, if they
were to spend the city's funds for an
entertainment of their own, the citizens
and tax payers would never begrudge it
because there is no other organization in
the city that has stronger claim on the
people than the New Ulm Fire Depart.
ment, because of the valuable services
they have rendered the community
gratuitously at all times.
Continued on page two.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-10-28

Jean A. Flittie, democratic candidate
for Congress from this district was in the
city for few hours Tuesday morning.
From here he went to Springfield and
will arrange to be at Redwood Falls to-
day for the Hammond Rally. Mr..
Flittie says that he has been on the 90
constantly for the past seven weeks and
has received sufficient encouragement
SO that ne confidently believes that he is
going to be elected, in spite Of the
Districts being strongly Republican.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-10-28
GROEBNER RECEIVES MEDAL.

Capt. B. Groebner of Co. "a" was re-
Gently awarded a medal for Is years
service in the National Guard of which
he is justly proud. Since 1889 Capt.
Groenber has been member of the local
militia company. He had served as
private, corporal, sergeant and Lieuten-
ant until he gained his present rank. He
is popular and efficient officer.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-10-28

DR.. L. G. Holmgren OF Minneapolis,
formerly a member of the Swedish
Parliament will give a series of three
lectures at Anderson Hall in Lafayette
the 9th, 10th and 18th of November.
His subjects are ~, The War and
Socialism, ~, The War and Religion,
49,, What Follows the War.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-10-28
JUDGE ovERRULEs DEMURRER

In the libel suits instituted by Ernst
Wicherski against Philip Liesch, de
murrers had been interposed which were
argued before Judge Olsen at St. Peter
last Tuesday. The demurrer in each
case was overruled and the order over
ruling the same reads as follows:
This is a demurrer to the complaint
upon the ground that the complaint does
not state facts sufficient to constitute a
cause of action.
"The demurrer was brought on for
argument and submission by consent of
the respective parties, in the Court
House, in the city of St. Peter, Nicollet
County, Minnesota, on the Goth day of
October, 1914 and was submitted upon
the pleadings and the oral arguments of
counsel for the respective parties.
John F. Bernhagen and Frank
Clague, Esqs. appeared as attorneys for
the defendant in support Of said demurrer
and H. L. and J. w. Schmitt, Esqrs.,
appeared for the plaintiff in opposition
thereto.
Nov having heard counsel for the
respective parties and having duly con-
sidered all matters herein involved.
1t is ordered that the said demurrer
be, and the same is hereby in ali things
overruled, and the defendant is given
twenty days from the date hereof in
which to withdraw his said demurrer
and to plead to said complaint
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-10-28
LECTURES BY NOTED sWEDE.

Continued on page two
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Goede Of San
born were out of town guests present at
the marriage Of Miss Selma Spelbrink
and Mr.. Herman Foss last Thursday
afternoon.
Lamberton celebrated the opening Of
her White Way" last week Tuesday and
had q large crowd in attendance. The
music was furnished by the Hofmeister
Orchestra and the Wartha Band.
The Springdale news., 1914-04-03
BRIGHTWATER.

MT. Forbs is sick with what Dr. Rice calls typhoid pneumonia
 Miss Bess Carol of Prairie Creek visited with Miss Anna Nichols Sat urday. Aunt Kit Buttram has been quite il the past few weeks, but is slowly 
 Miss Ruth Wardlow and Mir. Webb of Pea Ridge attended prayer meet ing Sunday evening
 Mrs. Jewell Morgan is no better at this writing Her mother stays with her all the time now Clarence Scott is takin. treatment from Dr. Gaines of Pea Ridge and thinks he is improving.
 Will Brown and family of Oklahoma were in Brightwater all last week visiting with home folks.
 Mr and Mrs Joe Fauvor of Selig- man, Mo, came in Sunday to visit with Mr and Mrs Eiv Morgan.
 Grandma Ratliff has been quite sick the past two weeks However, sae is now on the road to recovery.
 Miss Joe Baker and Miss BeHla Foster Of Twelve Corner visited Monday night with Miss Alma May ] field 
 Mrs Eli Shepherd, Mrs. Frank Pat ton and Etta Ford of Central spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Chris Morgan 
 Mrs. Elmer Brown Of Garfield yis-
The Springdale news., 1914-04-03

Cave Springs.
 Bentonville last Tuesday to visit the tax collector and to attend to some other matters also.
 W R. Delozier and Berry Robbins loads two ear loads Of cord wood week for the lime kiln over at Mon Ite Ne They have had some 400 cords cut to ship.
 Will Pittman of Healing Springs lneighborhood went up in Kansas last fall and came in home last week and brought a wife with him, which was a surprise to his many friends here.
 W A Jones of Cave Springs sold his stock of merchandise to MT. Sal yer of Healing Springs. Mir. Salyer was already selling goods in Heal ing, so he moved the Jones stock of goods to his store there
 John Burch and family have nov ed back to Healing Springs. Mir. buTCn ndS Deeu TuuHlUS d SdW Iul1i for several months on Clear Creek and he will move his saw mill back to Healing and saw this spring and summer
 Arthur Mcclure of Healing Springs dug trench from spring on his place to pipe the water to his house  and also to his barn for stock water The distance is 7S5 feet. Uncle John Chenoweth will be connected to the water pipe which will bring water 10 both families.
 Perry Phillips of Cave Springs had a public sale of his household goods last Wednesday. He left later with his family for Tahlequah, Oklahoma, where he will attend the normal school and later teach school. Mir. Phillips has taught the Cave Springs school the past two years. We are sorry to see Mr and Mrs. Phillips leave us.
 Tnb,
The Springdale news., 1914-04-03
Centerton, Benton County.

Centerton, Benton County.
 NJ Bryan visited his sister, Mrs. Fannie Rogers of Prairie Grove first of the week
 The political fight is now over, but as Sarah Jane is no suffragette it was no trouble to her mind.
 The literary and pie supper at this place on the evening of March 21, was a crowning success. Each char acter performed his or her part with credit and the pies sold well, netting s19.55. Thanks to our lis taners, for your good attention shown us
 J. c. Hayward arrived home We'd nesday of last week from busi- ness trip to Florida. Mr. Hayward is very fayorably impressed with the sunny south, and while there pur- chased a farm, but we failed to learn whether they will move down there or stay with the good people Of the vine clad and picturesque hills of N, W. Arkansas.
 Sarah Jane.
The Springdale news., 1914-04-03

been here the past week visiting rel atiyes.
 Lige Jefferies and wife have charge of the Central office at High fill now
 Vernon Insco visited Miss Lillie Grammer of Wager Saturday night and Sunday.
 Henry Robbins, Ava Morris, Claud and Barney Grammer all put in new telephones last week.
 AlFa Morris and wife visited Grow e. smith and wife Saturday night and went fishing and report a good catch.
 James Shook and family, Chas. DoWnum and family all spent Sunday with Duncan Insco and family near Oak Grove.
 There was a large crowd out at Oak Grove Sunday and reorganized Sunday School. James Robbins was elected superintendent, MT. Teeters assistant superintendent, Miss Els ther Cawood secretary and treasurer and Marian Teeters choirster. Every body cordially invited to attend.
 1. U Know.
The Springdale news., 1914-04-03

morning, but came to the house about 10 o'clock with a pain in the breast and died about noon He leaves a wife and several children all grown and married. Only two children, Robert and wife of Mullins vile. Kansas, and Tom, Jr., and fam- fly of this place, and Seburn Tate, a grandson of Kansas, were present at the funeral The family has the sympathy of the community in their sad hour Of trouble He was buried Wednesday morning at Salem grave yard. A few select songs were sung and prayer at the cemetery were the only services held.
 Lone Star
The Springdale news., 1914-04-03
SULPHUR CITY.

We are having plenty of rain now
 John Mcconnell made a business trip to Elkins Saturday afternoon. Bob Boaz of Fayetteville. visited his brothers ! L. and Stuart Boaz here last Tuesday.
 Miss Esther Douglas of Black Oak, visited Miss Eula Mcconnell satar- day night and sunday.
 Mrs. Cora Harrelson, whp has been visiting relatives in Missouri returned home last Tuesday,
 A. c. Mcconnell who visited rela- tives it Oklahoma q lew days came in home in time Tor the primary elee- ton.
 Devere Arlington and wife of Brent wood attended the funeral of his Uncle Tom Williams here last We'd nesday.
 We understand that E. L. Morris of this place has been employed to teach the coming term of school at Durham.
 Our presiding Elder Stevenson will be here with Brother Tucker Wed nesday night before the third Sun. day to hold meeting till over Sun- day.
 Geo. HansheN vas struck in the eye with halter strap Sunday while harnessing the team. Dr. Swift of Elkins was called and found the eye ball was cut. At last reports he was resting better.
 Tom Harreison and family moved on the Uncle Will King place near Black Oak last Saturday. He has a grist mill and will make meal for his neighbors if they will bring their corn to him.
 Thomas William Of this place died very suddenly last Monday at noon of neuralgia of the heart He went out to work as well as usual that
The Springdale news., 1914-04-03
LOWELL
Sarah Jane.

Ellis Looney has returned from McAlester, Okla.
 Grandma Barr of Fayetteville, is visiting her son, J. H. Barr.
 Mrs. Newkirk of Springdale, was visiting friends in Lowell Monday.
 Mrs. M. P. Long is spending a few days with relatives at Neosho, Mo.
 Ethel Sturdy, of Silent Grove. spent Sunday afternoon with Mamie Bing- ham.
 ]. $. Robbins Of Rogers spent Sun day with his cousin Thelma Mishler, of this place.
 The Endeavor met Sunday evening at 7:45. Not many present on ae- count of bad weather The Endeay. or will meet next Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the Baptist church. Everybody is invited ct attend.
 The Great Watermelon Case" next Friday night at the High School building Also Sweet Feminine Justice. Better than all your nov ing picture shows Admission only ten cents
The Springdale news., 1914-04-03
MAYFiElD.
Lone Star.

Aunt Martha Cannon is real poorly with the grip.
 We had some more real winter last Thursday and Friday.
 The grip seems to be holding it's own in our neighborhood.
 Joe Head made a business trip to Springdale one day last week.
 Joe Frost is having his wheat hauled to Springdale this week.
 Elder Villines filled his regular appointment here last Sunday even ing
 Geo. Byrd and family are spend ing a few days visiting friends around here.
 Mr and Mrs. Jim Davis and family of Jay Bird spent last Sunday at H. L. Donaldson s.
 Mrs Lona Oxford and family are spending few days visiting Mir. and Mrs W A. Cannon.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomp Oxford of Mountain Home spent last Sunday with MT. and Mrs Joe Head
 Miss Hazel Donaldson and brother Everett, of Hickory Flat, spent last Sunday with their cousins Willie and Earl Donaldson.
 ppaEev
The Springdale news., 1914-04-03
 John Penn.


\ number from this place attended the 5th Sunday meeting at Goshen. :. ]. Johnson and W {. Nelson made a business trip to Fayetteville Monday.
 Miss Lola Cloer of Sonora was a guest Of Misses Maggie and Beula Vanzandt last week
 Mr.and Mrs. Andy Oxford visited the latter's mother, Mrs. Sharp near Langley Saturday and Sunday.
 Most of our people are attending the New York stores sale this week at springdale, using economy with tie pocke1 book
 Ira Elliot was hurt pretty bad last Sunday eYening. having horse h. was riding to fall The horse fell on his foot and it is feared bone is broken.
 Leo Wilson was thrown from cart which had the pet mule hitched to it one day last week and was painfully hurt He is much improved, however.
 Rev. l.. F. Rice, son Carl, Misses Frankie and Anna Searcy and Beulah Rice of Springdale were guests at the latter's parental home Saturday and Sunday.
 Revs Elledge and Hamby of Spring dale took dinner with F. NJ. Sto- baugh Monday The gentlemen were on their way home from the Fifth Sunday meeting at Goshen.
 Misses Stella E Nelson and Mar tha Hilton were Saturday and Sun day visitors of Misses Ola and Grace NeilI of Goshen and attended the Fifth Sunday Meeting at that place.
 The many friends of Roger Frost are glad to have him back to the parental home again. Roger has been in the |. s. Militia service station cd at Monterey, Calf, for the past three years.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fair, who have been making their home with the latter's parents, Mr and Mrs. B. Y. Sherrod, for several months have re- turned to their former home near
The Springdale news., 1914-04-03
To the Democratic Voters of Wash
 ington County.

I desire to express my thanks Tor the confidence reposed in me as ex pressed in the vote cast in the prl- mary election March 9. in which l received the nomination for Sheriff by substantial plurality.
 It saall be my earnest endeavor to so regulate my conduct as to always merit the loyal support that you have given me.
 In the event of my election, which feel is reasonably sure, pledge myse4 to a faithful and efficient dis charge of the duties Of the office. With heart full of gratitude, l am
 Respectfully,
 Mack Morton.
The Springdale news., 1914-04-03

To my many friends who are re sponsible for the most generous sup port given me in last weeks primary election. wish to hereby express my heartfelt thanks for same. trust that 10 aet of mine Will ever cause aay one=to regret =sappo1ez ing me for assessor
 Gratefully yours,
 J. l.. Harris.
The Springdale news., 1914-04-03
From tbe N,ople
An Appreciatio

Editor News:-lt was about twenty seven years ago that l first met Dr, John Young. l had just come to this part of the country and engaged in the practice of medicine.
 He was called in consultation with me in a case and his bearing toward me was such as to cause me to form an attachment for him. founded up on the leading characteristics of the man-courtesy, candor, and unsWerv- ing devotion to the principles of his profession He then and there lm- pressed me with the fact that he was a man of great and unyarylng honor
 Through the remainder Of hls ae- tive professional life we were thrown together in professional relations unz der almost every conceivable eond1= tion and circumstance, and never dlo he do an act that caused he to change my first impression of him lh the least.
 I think he abhored little mean thing more than any man that l was ever associated with.
 He was d father to me ill the pro fession, and I loved him more than I am able to express.
 take this opportunity to express my sympathy with his family in their bereavement.
 D. c. Summers.
The Springdale news., 1914-04-03

| prudent mother is always on the watch for symptoms Of worms in her children ZPaIeness. lack of interest in play. and peevishness is the sig nal for WHITES CREAM NERMI- FlsGE= "A few doses Of this= excellent remedy puts all end Q tae worms and the= child soon acts naturally Price , 5e per bottle Sold by N. C. 0NnbeY.
The Springdale news., 1914-04-03
=OAK,GROVE =(B BentonZCo.

There was singing at Mr Diyen s Sunday night.
 Mrs. Cliff Garrett has been on the siek list the past week.
 Mr and Mrs.. Adams gave the night
 Roy White, of Salina, Okla, has
The Springdale news., 1914-04-03
=Card.ef-Thanks. $.

Summers.
The Springdale news., 1914-04-03
 OSAGE.

Uncle Tom Inflow is still confined to his bed.
 Rev Cline filled his appointment last fourth Sunday at Osage NJ. E. Church.
 Aunt Mag Derrick is staying over at Cave Springs now with Bob Aliens family.
 George Murdock is driving the Ra- leigh Medicine wagon and selling medicine now.
 Born, to Mr and Mrs. W. A. Jones of Cave Springs a few days ago, a baby girl.
 Some people are not done sowing oats yet, as we have had so much rain the past week.
 Frank o'Neal and family moved over to Springdale last week. He has d position with C. A. ownbey.
 John B. Polk and family of Osage left last week for Hood River, Oree where they will make their future home.
 Stony Woodell and family moved in to the Burlin Phillips house last week up by the Morton mill north of
The Springdale news., 1914-04-03
Roeksy.
EIkiNS.

John stokenbury is better at this writing,
 Miss Clara Basset is better at this Writing. Charlie Graue visited Erie Smith of this place Friday and Saturday.
 Haden Smith of this place is pro sressing nicely with his new dwell- ing
 Prof. J. P. .Raulhae and Leslie Swift transacted business in Fayette- =zIie Fr day and Saturday.
 There will=be given at the Elkins seaool. .house. Thursday night, April ,. a pie supper for the benefit of the :. H. $. base ball team. Also nice 5r5gram will be given by Mrs. J. F. !. Roulhac and her elocution class. Everybody invited.
The Springdale news., 1914-04-03

itad sunday with her sister-in-laW, Mrs Jack Ratliff and attended pray CT meeting.
 Nr and Mrs. Hugh Pucket and Miss Sallie of Rogers were up euh- day visiting with their sister Mrs. Rollie Rice.
 Mr and Mrs. Henry Taylor Of Garfield visited one day last week with Mrs. Taylor's home folks at the Jim Patton home.
 pr. and Mrs. Rice of Ayoca, MT and Mrs. Will Mayfieh of near Cross Roads spent the day Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. ]. ]. .Buttram
 Mrs Wm. Mahueren of Garfield is visiting her mother Mrs. John Spring ar this week. Her baby took sick and they called Dr. Gaines Sunday.
 Atr and Mrs. Chas Rice of Okla 3ma came in Saturday for the bene- fiji of Mr Rfees health and will live for awhile with his father, Rev. l. T. i Rice.
 =5Apretty little couple stole march on some of their friends March 18th, and were married. They were Miss Jottie Scott of Elk Horn Tavern and Homer fHoots) Patton of this place. They will be at home now to their friends at Mrs. Dix home, which Hoots purchased some time ago.
 March 2 Mr. and Mrs. Dick May field gave d party to about b coup les in honor of their daughter Miss Alma's birthday, The delightful ev- ening was spent in games and at : bout ten o'clock the guests were in yited to the beautiful dining room where the dainties were. There were four kinds of delicious pink and white cake served The decorations were all pink and white. with ferns and pink wild roses and bouquet of each was presented to the guests as they were departing. Miss Alma is q very interesting entertainer and We feel sure each one present enjoyed themselves. Miss Alma received twenty presents, besides fourteen nice cards At late hour We re. turned to OUT homes. each guest wishing Miss Alma many more such delightful and happy birthdays.
 Topsy Turvy. ] hl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07
Huntington, Ark.
OTTAWA.

SOdrugom in Somisljenikom V
huntingdon in okolici (Arkool in
Greenwood So naznanja. da Sc
vrsi 2. maja zveier velika veselica
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gOspOdarski organizaciji. Pc GO
voru DO prosta zabava.
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li>tiGnega covornika Y slovenskcm
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hi ODBOR.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07

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