New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-02-18
College Notes.

D. NJ. L. g. gave program on Lin.
coins Birthday. Tbs Band. tb is year
has decided to render. q band concert
on Washtngton's birthday. But
because said birthday falls on Sunday
this year the concert will take place on
the Saturday eve before the 22nd
therefore on Sat. eve, Feb. 81.
The D. NJ. L. c.. Band was or.
ganized about year ago. Under the
direction of Prof. H. Mosel rapid
strides towsrds good playing we're
taken. With adequate practice the
Band expects to raise It's standard
from time to time. q members are on
the roll call list. What headway the
band has made can be seen by taking
9 glance at the numbers on the pro.
gram to be rendered on the evening of
the 2lst:
AZ March, American Soldier.
..................... FIR. Myers
D. Bohemian girl. ........... Bale
song. ......... Band
2 Alma Mater. Hugo Mosel
Quartet
3 Piano Duet. !. Flotte Burschen
................... .Suppe'
Westerkamp and Koenig
4 Holy City. Laurendau
Trombone Solo. ....... g. Meyer
MISUNDERSTANDING. Band
5 Song, Frisch Gesungen :. f. Silcher
. .. Qasrtett ]; = .
s National Airs. j. Laurendau Band
| Violin Solo. Meditation, Koehler
Chr. Kock
9 Reading, Numerous. Parodie, Der
Erlkoenig,. .Hinz & Naumsun
8 Operatic Pearls. .Laurendau, Band
10 Piano Duet. ...... Poet & Peasant
Miss Stephan and w. Retzlaff
IL Waltzes. -. Waves Of the Danube
...................I vanici, Band
IL Song, Freundschsft und Liebe.
................F Fleming, Quartet
The Keep Sake. ........ Band
The doors OF the D. NJ. L. G. Music
hall, where the concert 10 to take place
will be open at 7:15 sharp. The open
ing number will be played ct 7:45. An
advertisement will be found elsewhere
10 this issue. A pleasant evening will
be assured all those who attend.
Tho catechtsations booked for next
Wednesday, are: Bible History, The
Publicsns and Sinners, E. d.
sBacker: History, '.rhe Youth OF
Washington,n w. Hohenstein; Arith-
metic, s'Multiplicatioh in Decimsls''
Miss z. Stephan. ..s5
LAST Sunday FEB. 81 our basketball
team and the Independents met. The
wearers of the Maroon and White lost.
Il Was 1l:55 Sunday q: IN. when our
boys first heard that they were to play
3 game in the p. M, SO without any
previous practice the boys braved the
stone front which the Independents
put up. The game wss not very in.
terestlng.
The interesting game was played on
the evening of the following Wednes-
day IN the D. NJ. L. G. Gymnasium.
In the first half Herzog of the Inde-
pendents made three baskets, only one
of his supporters made q lone wander
or during that half. % the other side
the greater number of baskets was
made during this half. Koanig, Tess
mann and Westerkamp each scoring
six points on full baskets and one by
Koenig on foul.
The second opened with putting ID q
substitute for Hynemann! The Inde.
pendents made good during. this half,
Herzog making 6 baskets and q score
on foul and Sohaeter following suit
with six more baskets. ID: AZ. T.. c. 8
Tessmann, 8 baskets; Koenig, 9 bas-
kets; Luedtke, 8 baskets with one foul
thrown in scored by Westerkamp.
The last few minutes were played In u
frenzy because the In's. were gaining
ground on the D. NJ. T.. C's. The
6nal score stood IS to 36 in favor Of
D. M. L. G.