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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
Illus der utn9t9tnd.
ct. !Spbns Mbtei.

@odlp'iter @err Ibt Setter gngel
8. e.. s., bat Sem bodm. P. Mein1lf
8. g. 49, Efarrer BON ct. Martin
pelder INNER no6 infolge zines SUB
lei6ens ouf sic &ranfen1tube ongemie
len lit, SEN bo9m. P. M6aIbert, 8
g. s., @ebilfsprieiter in Mlbanp, az
Mliiitenten Biz nod Sen 5eiertager
5ugetbeilt. l1nter6eiien mir6 BEN
bodtp. Bfarrer P. @n6reas, .. g
g., in Mlbanp ron Ser ct. Sobns Mb:
tel alsgebolfen per6en. - Sodm'ite1
@err Mbt Setter @ngel bat ben bodp
P. Mgatbo, 3. g. g., melder por6en
6ie @ebilfsitene in Ser ct. Mgnes.
@emeit16e gu &oscoe beflei6ete, als
tempordren 8farrer aniteue bes BET.
Itorbenen P. 8e1ro, .. 6. s., er'
nunnt.
ct. Martir.
Die ct. Marttn=@oscoe 6armers
Shipping Miiociation berianote eint
neutrality-suspicious. gemifdteS
@ieb no@ Siib-St. Saul. - @db.
reno ser &ranfbeit unieres bodm.
8farrers lit bodtp. P. M6albert, .,
g. s., bier temporar als Miiiltent o1t=
geltelH. - Sonntagaben6 bielt ser in
unierer @emein6e beiteben6e ct. So
iepb-Mamerberein Sabresperi amm
lung, in melder 6ie 8eamten bes Ser
ems Bel Ser @abl fir 6as 1e1te Ser
eirsiabr %beibebolten m11r6c,r. g5 fins
Dies: Mr11ol6 Diefmmn, Erdii6cnt
Sal. &dbn, @i5eprali6ent; Motb.
Subj Gorreipon6en5-Sefretar; @briit.
9ponier, S6abmeiiter. - Sub. 8lo-
nigen bot fit SEN @imter ietn Guar
tier int @il(oge aufgeidlogen. Sn
Ser Somilie Eeter &o11 ltelte lid Elm
murteres S0bnden Elm. Slid gum
@reigniiie! SOS. Burg, Soiepb un6
Sobn 9agelnan1 u1to gtif. Tbelen tpa-
rem Dienitag in @ei9aften nod ct.
glouo. = Matb. @bresmo11n un6 Mn-
ton @lomgen trafen bon Manfato, tpo
fie sic 9on6elsidule beiudten, Die
aber nie6ergebrmnt lit, 6abeim Elm.
= &etnri6 8eib lit bon einem IN
ct. SAUL gemodten mebrtdgigen Be-
i1de tpieoer 6abetm eingetroffen. =
Seso1epb &eit1en bon 2orimore, q. g.,
Elm friiberer 2ebrer bon Stearns
County, ser ut6 in 6ieier @egen6
Dor % Sabren Inn 2ebrfode tbdtig
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
;Sn Ser mad @ien aeridjteten Mpte

SSn Ser mad @ien eeridteten Mote
bebm1ptet Stoatsiefretar 2miing, Sic
3erltor11ng 6es italienii@en 9m=
piers Mnoora babe IN Der gan5en
@elt gmtriiit11ng erregt. Bir baben
nidtS 6obon gemerft. Die @ntrii=
flung bat iid auf England un6 feline
MnbGrger befdrdnft. Mber 6oriiber
binors gibt es nod cine 8elt, Die
nerttrare @elt, un6 6as lit mabrlif)
nidt sic fdledtefte @elt. Sn oieier
@elt bot mon bon @ntriitung ntdtS
bernommer, bt mon Ole 3eritorung
6es Samplers Mncona tpe6er ols boil
ferredtspi6rigen, ro6 als inb1tma-
mem 9TH, fon6ern Ie6tglt@ ols einen
@H betra6tet, SEN Gnglm6s brltale
@riegfiibr11ng 3t etnem @ft Oct Motb+
mebr, 5u elmer &riegsnotbmenoiyfeit
gemodt bat. un6 a1t6 in@nglan6 un6
bel ieinen Mnbdngern 6iirfte es mani
die geben, sic fib zines leiien. 26delns
nidt ertpebren fon1ten, pentt ite SEN
eriten @iniiter eines iogenmnten
11el1trolen 2an6es, 6as England un6
feinen 8erbiin6eten tGglid fit 6rei
Miuionen Collar @or6merf5el1ge &C.
gen 3pei @6Ifer ltefert, 6enen bon
elmer @ruppe internotionaIer Ser
BREEDER Ser @ampf INN lire @riiten5
a11fge5tp11ngen tpur6e, @umanttdt pre-,
6igen boren. @enn 6as lit 10 5iem-
Iih bos &omiidfte, tpos 6iefe ernite
8eit berborgebradt bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
sSn Ben Iebten Saqen iimb 6rei ante:

~" ~ ~>y>S| ~"SS" H
rifamiihe 9mpfer bon 6em f%ran50ii=
lden Stronger 9escarteS angebalten
unb 6urdiudt mor6en. Son 5tpeien
bat man 6e11ti1e Motroien geboH,
BON BENT oritten omeritaniiae Sir
ger 6euti@er &erfunft, sic ii@ auf
ser 6obrt bon Seem Orleans nod
San Sapa1 o1f Ser Sniel 8ortorico
befa,16en. M1io int 8egriff tparen,
aus einem amerifamfden Safen nad
einem an6eren merifmifden Soften
gu fabren. Son allen @epaltafter1
ser auiierten Biraten lit 6teier lebte
Ser i9Iimmite. Ser fran5oitfde
&reu5er lit o11genideinli6 bon ben
gngI6noerr borgefdtdt tpor6en> I'M
Tie 3u oe6en. Sic .&erren @ngldn6er
bnben es in iiingiter Belt ettpos org
getrieben un6 bieQeidt befirdte1t lie
6od), iie fonnten am @nbe at meit ge=
ben> ser @timmrng bier ettpos 81
bel 5umutben. DesbaIb baben iie
sem &re&3er 9escartes 5u &ilfe &C.
rufen. metn Die Beranttportltng
on@ fir oieien %1ea1eiten @eualtaff
fant auf England. @ie man it@ in
Woibington 6u8u ftelen miro, mnB
~obgetportet mer6en =. @ieI 5u beripre>
den bra1dt mm ii6 nidt. 8unadit
miro man iber 6en Soil me6itieren,
Damn miro in Baris a%ngefragt tper=
oen> tpas mon NIT 6em @ngriff ouf
sic omerifoniiden Dampfer eigentli@
gemeint bobe> Damn tpir6 man nit Ser
Mnsorbeitung Ser @ote beginnen, Sic
Damn 10 gege1 Bfinglten 5ur Mbiem-
6nng bereit fem 6iirfte; boral1sgelebt,
ooB mon, Sen 6a1 fir uidtig genug
bdlt, i'm gum @egenitan6e elmer 81
pIomatifden @%oritenung ST. MAIDEN.
Se6e on6ere Megterung mir6e Elm
boar ariegsftiffe binausIdtden un6
6en 8iroten, Sic fid er6reiiten, ame-
1ifmii9e 8iirger, Die rnter merifa-
mfder 1Iagge o11s etnem omerifani-
ffen Soften nod einem un6eren fab=
rem, griinbIih bos &on6tperf legert
roifen. Sssn @ofbington miro man
6os notiirIi9 ridt tbun, England
f6nnte es am gn6e libel nebme1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
Die gotidaft bes 8raiibenten fat

Die 8otidaft bes &raiioenten bat
in England einen orsge5eidnete11
@in6rud gemadt, aber Ebeooore
8%oolepelt lit Tie 8u mil6e. Sic bonn
g%rdlioenten gege niolde merifmi=
ide 8irger, 6ie ii@ eroreiiten, eine
bon ser leinigen obtpeidenoe Ueet-
nurg gu boben in @oridlag gebro6<
tie 3ermolmungsfur geniigt ibm ni&t,
uno bon Musnobmegeieben bdlt er
nidts. gr fennt piriamere Mittel,
6ie Gerrotber un6 8eridmorer 5l1r
Station 311 bringen. 8enm beiipielSs
tpeiie irgen6mo Elm &omplott entoedt
tpiroe, miiroe er Mtlitdr nufmaridie=
rem uno in peitem lmfrei1e ie6en
@eroGdtigen nie6eridieBen laiien.
@don ser ber6ddtige &lang zines
@omens, ettpo zines 0eutidem Sea-
mems, tpiir6e geniigen, UNI elm e.
entpel gu itatuieren. 60 modt man
es ia oud in @uBIon6, uno &uBlano
nit feinem 3oren 1T ia Ebeooore
@ooiepelts 5meites SoeaI. Dos erite
lit notiirlid England NIT fetner balb-
tpiloen 8un6esgmoifenidoft, nit Ser
es oie 6eutide @ultar oeri@mettern
mode.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

geiproden beionoeren 9anf aber er<
ltattet Die @orperfduft Dem County
Mntpolt BouI Mbles fir feline por3iig<
lide 8eibiilfe Bel g%rle6igung Der ibr
5ugetbeilt getpelenen Mrbeit, Sic cine
polle ISOLDE in Mnfprud nobm. Sie=
BEN ais begriin6et eradtete @nflager1
ma1r6en bon 6en @robgeid'porene1
erboben: @eger Sen Samuel &ap=
mar6 fir @oltung zines beriidtigten
@m1ies; s.. st. Dablin negen perbo-
tenen umganges NIT einem Mao4en
unter Is Sabren; Map Earfer nno
Sen. gdenro6e megen 5alidnng;
Carl &eB m11rbe Ser %f06eralen @uto=
ritdt ibertpiei len. Harfer un6 Gden<
RODE mer6en ibr gerbor ont 20. De,
5ember baben, mabren6 Die anoeren
@riminalfaue pabrideinli6 in Ser er=
item Sanuartpode CUR grle6ignng &C.
longen tperben.
- @enn SIR nidt Sones Gan6p
fortft, erbaltet SIR nidt Sen beiten.
- 9ie @attin 6es ST. &irgbis
m1r6e geitern, Mittmod, Morgen,
bon Netp Dorf aus bon Ser gliidlider'
Mnfunft Tires @otten in Ser @roB=
1ta6t telegrapbii6 in 4enntniB geiebt.
Or. &irgbis miro Smitag in ct.
CLOUD 5uridertpartet.
- Sic feiniten, reiniten un6 ge=
funoeiten Candies mer6en gemadf
un6 5a mdBigem &reiie %berfauft bon
8eder Bros, ct. CLOUD Minn.
- 8e5oblen 600 per 8ufbel fiji
quite MoI5gerite. Golb Spring &rem=
ing &c., @ol6 5pring> Minn.
- @ier 3immer gu bermietben.
Mad)5nfrogen 3. Mbe. fii6lih. Gele-
pbon 1909.
- Sn Ser 8lage Ser ct: Midolas=
@emein6e gegen BEN 8n1fontraftoren
&arl &ropp, in melder es iid tint Ell
ne $1,000 @eloonmeiiung bonoelt, BE-
on%ttporteten sic @eldmprenen sic IT.
men porgelegten 6rei 6rogen in elmer
Mrt unb @eiie, Sic auf feinen grt=
ihei6 fdlieBen 1dBt. 3tpei Ser Mnt=
morten neigen iih 5a @uniten Ser
@emein6e, tpelde bonn Gountpantpalt
Saul Mbles bertreten miro. Ser emo
gitltige @ntfdei6 lit DEM l1rtbeils=
1pruh 6es &reisri6ters Sobn q. So
Ter anbeimge iteut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
9ie 8nlaareu batteu mabrenb Be

Miid5uges ser 6ran3oien un6 eng
lanber abttm1ier6 @ann an Go6ten
uu6 8ertm1noeten berIoren, labt Die
2onooner Gimes ii6 aus Salonifi
meloem. 8ie sic Mliierten es fertiQ
gebrod)t baben, auf ibrer eiliger
Ilud)t audi nod sic Sooten rno Ser:
tpu1roeten Ser @a1lgaren '5u 5ablen
bariiber miro Sic Shines nod Muffla'
rltllg geben miii1en. IS ideint fait
ais leien sic autierten Gruppen bin
ten ole NIT einem 5derenfernrob'
a1sQeriiltet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
9ie @eredtiafeit ,perbe trimmphie

rem, bat ser Nralioent in Columbus
gelagt. @efpib! Sic t%ri1tmpbier1
idyo>r. Seine 6rern0e, Sic gngla1r.
Ser, tperben i6mmerlid berbauet1 -
in Melopotomien, auf 6em 8olfan.
an Sen Darbanelen. EroB Ser I'm:
terltiitl1ng, Sic ct ibnen bot 5l1tbei]
peroen lailen ltn6 sic SEN Ser. 5taa:
ten in england gu bem Ml1bm Der:
boIfen bat, gibbons uertbboulte1
Gerbiinbeter 5lt fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

Su @aibin9ton uirb man 9of.
trueer anlegen miiiien; eS bat ii6
11amlid nadtrdglid berausgeiteat,
oaB 5tpei engliide 3eitungea an Der
@otld)aft oes &rdiioenten ettpas aus
3l1feRen gebabt baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
mis- Scrub oes lieblideu @eib-

uohtsfeltes madt Ser n9%toroltern"
feline Muipartu,1g uno bofft MaB tie
lid, on Ser ih0nen acknowledgements
nabrero Ser 5eiertoge redt erfre11en
peroeu. CAN'T ser liberalen Inter
itiisllne pol, Soften Ser i1derlrenoe11
geidHist}uelt BON ct. elp1o, Die Den
@ertb oes .Noroitern" oils Samll1e1l-
blatt uno An5eisemeoium mobl 81
Id,ateu lueib, erld)eint oleles glaft
bel,te 80 Seiten tart in bllbld)er
M~usltattllng lulo nit elmer Ulllle pom
untertultenoem 2%eieltoff. Mtr mod)'
ten oesbolb unleren 9eiern n11o be-
1onoers Sen feruuoIidyen 2elerln1en
o,,d, Sic Nu5eigelpalten SUR %belo1loers
lorofaltigen Iurddidt uno 9ettl1re
empfeblen ,llro lie bitten, olelelben l1d)
ais 1Sijhrcr bel ibreu @eibnahtsgln'
fa1,feu oienen s1 lallen, ginen @e-
fallen milroen lie unS bierbet er1pel=
len, lpelr1 lie er>pdbnen MOLTEN, oaB
lie sic Nu;eige IN oieiem 8latte &C.
leieu hoben. @ir lin0 iiber5ellgt, OaB
lie lid, oaol,rd1 cine I'M 10 ol1tmert>
l~an1ere @eoieuu1ng lid)ern meroen, l1l'o
urrs crlpeilen lie eiren Gienlt t11o-
fern, ais sic @eiddftsle1te ooral1s
a1f's rel,e erleben, bab bas Mn3elger1
I'M vNoroltern" iid lobnt, n11o Die
eartid1en 3eit1ngen nud in oieier ge=
siefn1ng ~feineslpegs iiberfliillig 1111o.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

9reibmnbert &amele baben bic
3iirfen Sen @nglan0ern abgenom-
men, aber Iei6er 1paren Msqnith>
@reD, &itdener un6 @eno1ien geraoe
nidt in Heifmeite.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
6enrp Sorb fat sic Dberbanpter

Ser fr1egf1bren6en Sfoaten out f11117
fentelegropbiidem @ege gum 1ofor=
tigen MbidluB zines @affenitinlton=
bes oufgefor6ert, 6amit er unmittel-
bor nod ieiner Mnfunft 1T europe
nit Sen NeutroIen uber Sen 6rie6en
perban6eln tonne. Sir etnen balber
Narren boben Mir 6or6 idon gebal=
ten, als er NIT Der Musruitung lei
ner Srieoenserpe6ition begann, mad
6ieier 2eiItl1ng 1tn6 pir genetgt, Die
an6ere @alfte btn5u3ulegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

@eIo 81 perleiben a1f haItipierte
@tearna County Tarmert 5u 6 @ro.
sent Sntereffen. abaahIune ie nod
8mni4. Rer6ants &atipndl 8auf.
81. GIol6, g3tr1. 91.bo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

Die 2pnooner 8reHe begladuani6t
Sen Yraiioenter gu ieiner Mncono-
Mote. Ser bette 8e1peis, bas es Ser
redte 8eg nidt lit, ben man in
@dbinaton NIT Ser Note belbritten
hot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
Die GnolGnoer mullen cine Staten

ltel,er einfiibren. @enn tie Bic
&ater BEL tel,ert bitten, Die lid I'M
aol1fe bes arieges eingeltelt boben,
f1rrnten lie sic &ateniteuer entbeb=
rem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

aein @unber, oaR sic @eiidter Der
Nuiierten imnrer langer meroen! STE
'd,Iol,en @rieden fiibren lie lett Wto'
noten an ser Ma1e berum.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

Sic Mliierten baben auf ibrem
&iid3uge INT Ma3e6onien aIeS mitges
nonra1et. 6ogar 6as Sel1. 2onoon
nreloet es triumpbiereno. Ser flnge
S6ie ba1lt Dor.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-21
THE BUFFALO AND BEEF.

"Scotty" Philips herd of buffalo has
been moved to Iowa from its original
pasture near Pierre, S. D., and is now in
possession OF John Beinhart of Spirit
Lake, where it will form the neucleus of a
breeding industry by which the zoolo-
gical collection of the country will be
stocked. AS a spectacle the bison may
serve useful purpose, but in com
mercial sense it has none. Sentiment is
poetic, but regret provoked by the
eviction of this picturesque animal is
waste effort. The buffalo furnished a
meat supply for the Indian, but in the
economy of Aryan civilization it has no
place. The much exploited cattalo OF
Texas origin was mere geological freak
and the few surviving herds of aurochs
are but shaggy, ill-proportioned sonnam-
bulists of the past. The determination
to save the buffalo from enrolment in
the same category as the dodo and the
mastodon is laudable and in a limited
manner may be profitable, but any
suggestion that it will augment the meat
supply of the nation is not worth serious
consideration either in original or hybrid
form.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-21
ALONG ROUTE THREE.

Seeding is just about finished excepting
for the big farmers or those that have
have got pretty much low land. The
farmers are now waiting for a rain so that
the crop will get good start.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harmening had
surprise party given them by their
friends last Saturday evening April 18th.
Dancing formed the evenings amuse-
ment. The ladies brought eatables, and
a dainty lunch was served at midnight.
Horse buyers were around here lately,
and as we hear bought quite number of
horses.
There was a party at the home of Fred
Poeh]ings, Sunday evening. All present
had a good time. Dancing formed the
evenings amusement.
Quite number of drill axles were
broken this spring, among them are those
OF Ed. Baumann, Fred Buddensich An
ton Meidl, Anton Schmaus and others.
Another party or dance was at the
home of T. F. Preisinger. A good time
is also reported.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-21
NEW,MAYOR ENTERTAINSPUB

Mr.. and Mrs. V. B. Seward extend to
their friends, young and old, an invita-
ton to join them in dancing and card
party on next Wednesday night, April
21st, at eight thirty o'clock.
There will be orchestras and dancing
at the Assembly and Chittenden halls,
and cards and entertainment at the
Woodman hall.
Mayor Seward believes in sociability
and sees a benefit in the getting to-
gether of all classes, in a free informal
way. Mr.. and Mrs. Seward are we'll
known for their entertaining, and all
may look forward to an evening of
pleasure and enjoyment. Marshall
Neavs Messenger.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-21
BUTTER SCORES.

Diplomas have been mailed by John
]. Farrell, state dairy and food COM
missioner, to 81 buttermakers and three
cheesemakers, who scored an average
of go or better in the four contests of
the winter series. The diplomas are
ornate documents signed by the governor
and the dairy and food commissioner,
and attest that the holder, by diligent
application and scientific study of the
process of producing butter and cheese,
have kept Minnesota far in the fore
front of the butter states of the union.
w. E. Cleveland of Darwin, led the
field with an average of 95 and will
receive prize, possibly gold watch.
Among those in this vicinity who will
receive diplomas are the following:
Alex Johnson, New Ulm; A. H. Damn
helm, Nicollet; M. A. Schons, Mankato;
G. E. Pettes, Rapidan; Syver Larson,
Lake Crystal and A. T. Parsons, Ira
verse.
F. W. Dehn of the Milford-C Cotton
wood Creamery did not enter the winter
contest.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-21
SAGE TEA DARkENS
HAIR TO ANY SHADE
Don't stay gray! Here's simple
recipe that anybody can apply
with hair brush.

The use of Sage and Sulphur for re-
storing faded, gray hair to it's natural
color dates back to grandmother's time.
She used it to keep her hair beautifully
dark, glossy and abundant. Whenever
her hair fell out or took on that dull,
faded or streaked appearance, this sim
pie mixture was applied with wonderf,'
effect.
But brewing at home is mussy ano'
out-of-date. Nowadays, by asking at
any drug store for so cent bottle OF
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem
edy," you will get this famous old
recipe which can be, depended upon to
restore natural color and beauty to the
hair and is splendid for dandruff, dry,
feverish, itchy scalp and falling hair.
A well-known downtown druggist says
it darkens the hair so naturally and
evenly that nobody can tell it has been
applied. You simply dampen a sponge
or soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one strand at
time. By morning the gray hair dis.
appears. and after another application OF
two, it becomes beautifully dark, glossy,
soft and abundant.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-21
Golden Gate.

Mrs. Frank futile returned Friday
from New Ulm where she had spent a
week or more visiting with relatives.
DR.. w. A. Anderson, veterinary Sur
geon of Sleepy Eye was caller here one
day this week.
Miss May Bertrand of Sleepy Eye is
spending the week with her brothers nea
here.
Mrs. Charlotte Pickle has gone to
Fairfax where she will visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Pullen.
w. E. Schrapp and wife spent Sunday
at the home of Jacob Hauser in Sleepy
Eye.
Miss Bessie MARITIME was the guest of
New Ulm relatives Sunday.
The sad news was received here of the
death of Robert White at Alta, Illinois.
Diabetes was the cause of death. Mr..
White was a resident of this place for
several years. We extend sympathy to
the bereaved family.
Geo. Foster of Evan transacted bust
ness here Wednesday,.
c. c. Current and family was at New
Ulm Sunday to visit with Mrs. Current
who is in hospital at that place.
Miss Amelia Peterson was the guest
Of Sleepy Eye friends over Sunday.
The dance given at the hall Saturday
evening was we'll attended. All report
splendid time.
Miss Ida Beltz of Sleepy Eye spent
the latter part Of the week at the James
Dey home.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-21
THE WRONG TREE.

Darling, he cried, 81 swear by this
great tree, whose spreading branches
shade us from the heat-by this noble
tree l swear that I have never loved
before"
The girl smiled family.
"You always say such appropriate
things, JIM she murmured. "This
is chestnut tree"
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-21
A Large Corporation.

An old lady, travelling for the first
time in large city, saw a glazing sign
on the front of a high building, which
read:
''The Smith Manufacturing Com
pany."
AS she repeated it aloud slowly, she
remarked to her nehpew:
..Lawsy mercy! Well I've hearn tel
of Smiths all my life, but never knew
before where they made 'em."
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-21

misery. All! how comfortable your feet
feel. Get rs cent box of t'TIZ" now at
any druggist or department store. Don't
suffer. Have good feet, glad feet, feet
that never swell, never hurt, never get
tired. A years foot comfort guaranteed
or money refunded.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-21

Arthur Sill, who has been employed
in the hardware department of The Big
Store has resigned his position with the
firm to take up position with the State
Bond & Mortgage Company OF New
Ulm. His territory will be Redwood
and Renville counties. Mr.. Sill will
continue to make Morgan his home and
will spend a portion of his time here.
His many friends hope that he will meet
with full measure of success in his new
venture Morgan, Messenger.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-21
'''TR" FOR ACHING;
!: SORE, TIRED FEET
Goodbye sore feet, burning feet, swol.
len feet, sweaty feet, smelling feet, tired
feet.
Goodbye corns, callouses, bunions and


more shoe tight
ness, no more limp
ing with pain or
drawing up your
face in agony.
"TIZ" is magical,
acts right Of.
"TIZ" draws out
all the poisonous
exudations which
puff up the feet.
Use 'TIZ" and for
~ot r1,.~ sook
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-21
Realty Transfers.

Johann Heinrich Ross to VIM. G. Frank,
p. IL Of LIB 8 Bagens End Spring
field, 1850. T.
John H. Ross to VIM. G.. Frank S l-2 of
L 6 and P L5B3 Bagens End And.
Springfield, $50.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-04-21
ABOUT OUR NEICHBORS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Claus A. Swanson re-
turned Monday from their western
trip. They were much pleased with
the trip as far as sightseeing goes and
had also made it visiting trip meeting
with friends and relatives in California
and Washington. On their way back
they had stopped off a day at Fresno,
Mont, and visited with Warner Larson
and family. -Lafayette Ledger:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-19

something that is necessary" said
Moeller.
Judge Murphy. speaking of the pro-
posed appointment OF state presiding
circuit judge. said:
The State Circuit Judges aasocia-
ton proposes plan by which relief
can be Afforded by the judges of the
upstate circuits. Many OF the Detroit
attorneys object to this. because here
tofore, In cases tried by outside
judges, motions for new trials. the
settlement OF cases upon appeal. and
like matters have frequently been de-
layed, and Inconvenience and expense
caused by the necessity of attending
to these matters In the home city Of
the Judge who presided at the trial.
That objection has real merit. How
ever, believe II could be obviated.
The presiding judge. under the plan
OF the judges association. could ar
range for the prompt disposition Of
the matters In Detroit. The great saw
ing In money under the associations
plan commends itself to me, More
over, under this plan. believe we
could have as many as six outside
judges here. This would work great
reduction in the time cases await trial
A chancery case, In my view, should
be- reached for trial In three months,
and a law. or jury, case In not more
than six months"