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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-10-18
MAY ERECT MONUMENTS.

Voters of WatonWan county will vote
at the general election on November 7,
on the proposition to appropriate 50, 500
for the erection of two monuments in
honor of the soldier dead. The money is
to be equally divided between St. James
and Madelia, one monument to be
erected at each place.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-10-18
PRESIDENT GIVEN
PRAISE FOR ACTS
Continued from first page.)

The law will also relieve the country
of the vicious tenant system, which is
especially serious in the south, where
the majority of the farmers are now at
the mercy of the landlords. Those men
now will be able to buy their own farms
and thus help to settle up the new
sections of the country"
Special attention was called to the
enactment of the Federal Reserve
measure, the Child Labor law and other
constructive legislation which all go to
make this a greater and freer nation
for all of us to live in.
Changed For Good of Country.
Mr.. Herrick explained that he has no
ak whatever to grind in turning his
support to President Wilson and the
Democratic administration, except that
he believes it best for the country to re-
elect the President and he has been asked
by the National Democratic committee
to make few speeches in Minnesota,
South Dakota, Nebraska and Missouri.
George Glotzbach, of Sleepy Eye, pre-
sided at the meeting and introduced the
speaker. In his Introductory remarks
Mr.. Glotzbach said that he presumed
that New Ulm people were as surprised
to see him acting in that capacity as he
was himself, but that he was only too
glad to do anything that might aid in
the cause Of the reelection Of President
Wilson. II am no speaker" he said.
IF were you would not see me attend
ing political meetings in New Ulm.
would be out making speeches for Mr..
Wilson,"
Several prominent Brown County
Democrats occupied seats on the plat
form. The audience, which was most
enthusiastic one, was made up largely
of farmers and Of laboring men of the
city.
Music was furnished by the Ex-
Regiment band.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-10-18

ADAM ]. PETERS,: Painter deco
rator and Paperhange,. All orders
promptly executed by experienced work
men
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-10-18

The new Northwestern depot a
Springfield is nearly completed.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-10-18
HOw's This2

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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-10-18
HIDES AND FURS

We positively give more valuable il
Illustrated information relative to Hides
and Furs than any other house in the
world. We pay HIGHEST CASH
PRICES for HIDES, FURS, PELTS,
Etc, and make prompt returns for
each shipment. We sell Trapper's
Supplies very cheap. Write for Cir
cular, Shipping Tags, Illustrated Trap
Book, Catalogue, ETC., it's Free.
N NORTHWESTERN HIDE g. FUR co.
Established 1890 Minneapolis, MINI.
Adv. 40.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-10-18
AUCTION!
AUCTION!

Saturday, Oct. Fl, the undersigned
will sell at public auction at the Gieseke
Livery on 1st North Street, at 1 80 p. M,
the following:
1 Arabian Stallion, years old; l Bay
Stallion, 10 years old; 1 Fambletonian
Mare, 9 years old; Mich Cow; 2 Sets
OF Single Harness, both good; 1 Set of
Work Harness, new; 1 Saddle; Set of
Flynets; Light Wagon; Single Buggy;
l good Road Cart; 1 Racing Cart; /
l5OO-lb. Scale, new; About 100 bushels
of good Seed Oats.
TERMS: Cash or bankable notes
with interest at per cent.
JOHN SCHREYER,
Owner
A. S. DORM, A. L. BOOCK,
Auctloneer. Clerk
Adv. AZ
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-10-18
ST. JAMES BANKER DIES.

William M. Getting, vice president of
the Security State Bank of St. James,
died in hospital at Mankato, Monday
morning. Mr.. Getting went to Mankato
Sunday where he was to have undergone
treatment for asthma, from which he
had been a sufferer for some time. He
was IS years old and leaves two children,
both residents of St. James,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-10-18
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SEAL) My commission June 1928
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
JONAH AND EVE,
APPLE. WHALE.
ALL IN TRIAL

WATERBURY. Conn. pec g.
Unless he should produce someone
81 court - prove that Adam did not
cat an apple AMI that whale did
Tot swallow Jonah Michael Mockus
VAS expected 10 have a bad time of
if today
Mockus Lithuanian minister.
faced trial before iury on the
charge of blasphemy under Con
Decticut law pessed ga wears ago
70 forbid' the alinC into question
any portion o, the Holy Writ" a."
Nockus called 'hc apple and whale
sto-ies into question
The case was FIRST heard in Sep
temher when fhe Jury disagreed
Today Theodore Schroeder ~ New
York president or The Free Speech
,eague was 20 :Ct as hls counsel
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE
If JEFF Had Only Kissed Paula.

very emotional about ra5r Moth
lug 'hat aauuai ever gives on.
. .hrL even th1 n.y Bind one to
fre rack a' mono .u wfr vch
,'ee'.les onz rat ge,rag svsr
tr1m -he Jaaii' boredom is impc
s.s'e
= thins bs AZ -hst moment. ig
i"1 had r. g. la.ra- love 90 me. 3
would asreabt have forgotten Fr
rest h1t dear 1eF Na. afraid o.
hurting ga e1sIIve mature up.
pose
Ha TOLD me ir a perfectly calm
tone ~ voice tHa he .otad 10 and
: would have had ro idea fsat b..
@osa go vitality Interested III .ha out
r0ue q ee aaa nor rs~-red color g.,
te-cep' p'i5Iy when 'oIc him there
was someone else
When ho traed me ou- ~ his
motor car a. mf boarding h,use he
ald 7 shall M. give up aop.
Paula I've ~ 20 keep mr. hoping
70 make li'e aearstIa And ,aen -o
a. goodnight nave often .hougft
II he had rszen me In MS arms men
and 's-ad ne would have capitu-
.sfet 5st t.e love vas very formal "
ITO 30 Continued
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
MODERN HOME
is ELECTRIC


ments add to The gay,V OF the
show. w'ile scores OF motors hum
for supremacy in the demonstration
ol the possibilities of electricity.
Ranges. heating 1evices washing
machines and many other forms OF
equipment used by fha hCuseN he
ere shown operating by electricity.
In addition Co the displays a must
cal concert Is given every afternoon.
and an orchc-'ra concert I'm the
evening The orchestra comprises
r'embers of the ptrou symphony
orchestra
Mis- Edith Mas. we'll known solo
1T. who WAS chosen 90 represent
Detroit M the Panama eNposition by
the Universal Film corporation.
sings in The afternoon
+ Lester Hreige piano soloist,
gives a recital also.
Eddie McCr4tG. has been engaged
20 sing uev piece hy D.ck What
Ing The piece has MOI beer pub
ashed bar is said ta be- one OF Mr.
Whiting best efforts
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

housewife al the Charles T. Hayes
exhibit n The Electric shcw. The
"G upadny" is a real electric wash
INK machine with wringcr attached
rnd II works Manv prominent De
Coiters have installed the Gainaday
IN their homes and vouch for its
z fficiency The HAYES electric dis
Ilay includes electric heaters. cleo
tric sewing machine motors. Christ.
mas tree lights. vacuum cleaners.
electric chahng dishes. grills. perco-
lators y.hrators. heating pads. irons.
coasters and myriad OF other
electric appliances for the hcme
The electric shop 40 20 john R.-st.
r. full II these sensible electric
Christmas gifts.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

II wonder dear Ns-gie said PAU
Ia when she hsd reached rs.s 6o.-
tn her story, III every si-l mas ae
card time as in separating .he
sheep from The goats
I an afraid am not o v-rs god
Judge os human nature. for II man
has fine manner. ! always seem fu
assume his morals cannot ee col.
rupt-in fact have come ,o t3.
place thar every woman reaches
y no has come in contact pf't tre
world. OF thinking that wh-. : sr
absolutely OF rnat good manner
consist. am 10, 20 sure Of good
morals
Il have known women who have
torn false witness againsl their
neighoors who have stolen The tire
and hearts Of their friends and
have murdered their confidence and
truth. and yet because they had ftc
one muchvaunted y.rtae o., ~hasr-
have considered them selves smirCh
ID II some poor girl vao has n
the yir1es bur one. ventures 10 ad>
dress 'hem
= have <noEn men vFo have
crushed out of some girls r~a-' ,-s
.as- dreEv % love Loyalty and f7.t-
ard sfal nave been called honest
tecause fhzi- code 0uld -t aUt
them 20 steal money from thcl-
lows.
DO sou know Narr'e. hste
come 70 beilsv ,rat me uorai ~
sen % he one uho ltss .r 20 ta-
code % hurting 10 one or hm-s' p
the kind % person Eho wou.r
drive mis- motor car right oF Tho
Irecip.ce rather ttaa hHrt mo -hlI
playing IN The marrow road
= think most OF - shrink from
ineIc,lng needless pa, .caI hurt a-
anyone We have reached ag.
~ civilization vhera 'f ra ~
individuals, Dut we have ,et 70 Iea 4.
thar the grea."sf hurts r a t-a
7orld are those which nqr- l.a
mind and la oD the plr
'Jer Perrygreen showed ti FARO
courage when told h.m aas
love aith another. and 30 saic. pa
d. ! w.ii rot venture ~ say 81 hing
stogt anyone eIse uur I know -aa
shall aina love you SOU se-
Icfing vol has .roru 20 be -e-rls9
f-N.r a..- Il
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

By THORNTON %. BokGESS.
To an thlngs. be they good or bad.
There comss an END that's nright ana
sad.
And 40 az last there came an end
20 thS strange ride % Danny ana
Nanny Meadow Mouse Whoa
cried the voice OF Farmer Brow .
boy. The shaking and The lolting
stopped. Clinglng tightly 10 each
other Danny and Nanny Meadow
Mouse strained their ears 70 hear
what was going on outside. They
Heard the horses champing their
hits. They heard them stamping
their feet on something that made
more noise than the ground u Was
The floor OF Farmer Browns barn
hut. OF course. Danny ant Nanny
didn't know this They heard
heard Farmer Browns Boy trampins
on the cofnstocks above their
beads and whistling as he worked
They wondered where they were
and whit would happen next. You
cannot imagine how they wondered
And all the time they were more
frightened than they ever had been
before In ali their lives. Il always
is worse o be frightened oy I'M
known dangers than by dangers
which YOU know all about SO they
clunx to each other and shivered
and shock and wondered and wait
ed. BY and by the cornstOcks In The
midst OF which their snus hitle
home was were lifted and thrown
On TO a great pile Of oornstalks
Danny and Nanny didn't know What
was happening. because they
couldnf see, but they fel. lighthoad
ed. and there was an all-sone feel.
ing In their stomachs. very much
such feelings az YOU would have Il
your house with YOU in II should be
whirIed UP in the air BY a greal
wind and then thrown down with a
crash.
After what seemed 20 them ages
and ages they heard the creak.nE O.
wagon wheels and the clatter Of
horses hoofs and presently all Vas
eth. After all that dreadful noise
II seemed as IL the stiffness Could
be felt. For a long time they kept
perfectly stiIl, waiting for something
more 70 happen. But nothing did
happen. All was still as still could
Re. At last Danny could stand it TO
longer.
I'm going out &c see where We
sre," he whispered 10 Nanny
If you do I am going too I'm no.
going to be letI alone" amy Rhis-
pered back.
Nothing that Danny could sSy /
would induce her 10 change her
mind. II he went she would 70, and
that was all there was TO IL. SO |
after waiting a little longer Danny
erept out OF the little doorway Of
their house and Nanny was right ~
his heels. With hearts beating hard
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
No. s7-huRT PRIDE.
Vanity elssorts a girls views

Vanity oissorts a girls views Of
life more than any other quality.
Now began a very brief span OF
feverish gayety ,or me. had Wis.
tied Mrs. Henderson. Mr.. Colby's
sister. in her home and lad tried
&c be like the other girls and won.
en- who were her house guests. In
spite OF my efforts, the difference
between us had been forced upon
me. / had begun 10 realize that "to
be lady" is not the easiest task
In the world. One may not fall
into the position haphszard. I
learned that all these vell-dressed.
quiet women whom had so envied
was each busy in her own way JUS
tifying her existence.
Briefly. as II had been put 70 ne.
they worked" And in this was
unwilling to follow them hated
the very look of real labor Per.
haps ! had only longed 10 be like
these women because fancleG
theirs were lives OF ease. But once
had been thrown among them, into
their companionsllp. some better in
stinct had been aroused in me. TOO.
Altho ! was not as yet ready 10 un.
dertake the burdens and rcsponsi
hilities OF fuller life. I had caught
Just enough OF glimpse OF some.
thing better TO be unhappy with
that which had.
Accordingly plunged even NOR,
feverishIy into my life Of Rayety, vi
lopes OF stihiug the stiil. small
voice OF conscience. which vas
speaking TO me for the frat time
For nights ! danced madly in Tie
gay restaurants of the city with
June and bis friends. bought sev
erai new evening dresses with ths
money my admircr gave me. I tolc
myself | was well rid of the stods,
women with whom ! had become ac
qratnted at Mrs Henderson's. Their
one night my ssyly. .colored balloon
a. Joy burst In Inldair. saw Mr.
Colby. Mrs. Hendcrson's brother
seated at r. table across the restan
rant where vas dining with Jun.
and several others. AZ once | wave,
my hand 10 him rayly expected
az course. tha. he would rush q,
join US. ply me with questions abou
the sort Of time J had had AZ hi
rister's scarcely could beliey,
my own eyes when he nodded pleas
sDtly and went Va eating his dinner
For a while nv hurt pride mad,
my laughter the louder I pretend
81 TO he absorbed in my compan
ions Hut my glance from time q
time stole In Mr. Colby's direction
AZ last ! saw ham rise from hi
place. He did not even do me IN,
honor Of deliberately svoidins me
Instead he Saunte-ed down the aisl'
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
SOCIETY

s,r and Mrs. Allan Sheldon age
.p Nev yort
=. ,f.,-. 49,.
'"-
90.
u- 81. -.,,,,s5 f-7,r
visit IN Ne~ f1rs
NS ''. .''. -, I'D
'.''.'.- -'
. ,..
''1 r,
.. '''' 100
Vr ana Na Charles u.
N-s u Steven G,rcsr., na. gone
ID. Nep Work ,o meet friends who
wl a--'tr fz~m Europe. shortly. p
-
gave a d.rre-. Tuesday evening
as.- new HON, in Crosse Pe9-
Mrs oscar NJ ts'Nf-fe gave
'a-ze r'ce0t'on .I'ies-a' afternoon
in Der ao1-' No 81 h''''f.-.
aonor af MIS- ''1e = 'i'.i'n
. -.
anu
'nsoa NJ f...'sLtIt .+
give q dane'nf 'aT'F NoneAf even
i'r' ie '.. IN '." 't' 9'a..s'
Nv 0..,- -. -,rs ,,-.,
-.-.,..,r 49,. e,-.. ~, ~ r.,
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
DIANA OF THE GREAT GAME
The Story Of a Woman's Hunt For Man.
sy ETHEL LLOYD PATTERSON

a. tables. passed me so close 7
could have touched him with ny
hand but did not pause Again he
nodded 20 me casually. Then he
vas gone Th- lights n the room
grew dim the mirth about ne
sounded hollow I felt "a tho this
man had given me my chance for
better things and had thrown it
aside too lightly II seemed 70 ne
that ! must be beneath his con
tempt for him % BE- able thus care
lessly 20 pass nc by
Then vanity came 70 ny assist.
ance II Whispered 20 ne that per
haps be was JEALOUS Jealous o.
June The yery coldness ~ hls
manner might o. An indication %
rs resl iuteres, In me And a. Z
thought this seemed 30 ne rea-
sonshle solution % his treatment
! could scarcely ual- sor ne FOL
loving morning 20 telephone 70 him
The answer came back over ne
wire that "Wr Colby was engaged
Could cell hiu up later Again
! told myself hose were bgt the
actions % man who cared %
much he could tot bear 90 see NO
in the compsrv 90 another 7 20
solved 70 write 20 hin. Indeed
Gid indite % very humble and sVee-
little note feI'a- afr colby hos
happy lad 7eer curing my tsr'
with his ster Ind asking him 4
be would not come to- SEQ mo
Days passed I 7 received M
answer The coioer 7 h,. Mr. COL
by's manner o Do toward me ths
moro desvable h. seemcc Sow all
u.c saaba ornHe. In me had beer
arou % wts very s1-e ~ mJ
charms FELT -tsin that IL orc,
7 could make this man come 70 ses
mo ! also could make him forglv,
me anything But apparently b,
vas determined nor 20 make ~.
hrs' advance Very well. then.
would do 20. tnrw thar Nr ro1b'
had bachelor quarters I resoIvec
o. call uon hin
]
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
c j N.ttIns companv

one ~ .he most complete cicc
,rIcal displays at me shoN Is that
ot C. J. Neuns company Here yoa
may 500 fhr most artistic electric
tvturs9 sav YOUR home. mo finest
electric lamp, and The mosi con,.,
itn' electric fireplace Bcsses the
electric goods department uis com
pan' carries mll line ot menteis
and fireplace acce sories and does
6n extensive business In tile work.
specializing in complete aarhroom
end Kitchen installation, incHdH
aoor nal and ,.us films anu
hs most modern of sanitary Hv
'u-es Their display rooms H. NO
- Broadway %rc ep."'n UsJt 80
'y and sensible CHRISTMAS -lEges-
lions
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

CHICAGO-The most "beau,iaT
coppette n Chi-aEo viii b. on ex-
hihition Irvius Park station To-
eight A beeutv contest has been
ia progres for 3, Veek--loid cream
-onEe AMI every niug.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

The making or electric uFns Is
The spe -ialty ot Tho Gurusy sign
COMPANY No 1891 Michigan ave
and their products can 5e seen All
over Detroit New and novel DO.
signs are furnished which makes a
Ggrney sign outshine its u~i=h hors
This company also builds gold.
metal wood md glass signs OF all
kinds
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

Trenton. y. j.. and Savannah. Ca
are rival claimants To the distinction
OF being the cleanest city IN Amer
lea.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
Ena, -. WIN palson

Edward Rodnanz. q years old. o.
No l042 West Hancock died
IN the Providence hospital Tuesday
as result of having taken poison
while despondsnt earlier in the day
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

I Federation of Women's clubs viii
bc given Mrs. George Sampson VIII
speak on ths social side Mrs Car
RE Oostdyke on the business side.
and Mrs l. H. Coulter on genera,
impressions OF the convention
o.
The concert % be given BY the
Frisoners' Rei.es society IN the Stat
lsr ballroom Fr day evening. INec.
IS. bids fair 20 he an enjoy sble
cevnt. Carl NJ. Keller a California
tcnor. VIII make his initial appear
nncc IN Letroi' Miss Doris John
on. soprano. and Miss Hndegarde
8randegee both well known In THIS
city. win Ada Lillian Gordon as
acconpanisi. are on the prcgrom
Tickets viii be on sale az Grin
neus Dec lS. - and Is, and will
range IN price from e. 20 s. The
proceeds from the concert will be
used by .he society IN its work in
lacipg former ,onvicts in positions
where thoy can make their living
q
Attractive booths and decorations
designed by Mrs Jay vinton Viii
feature ,he holiday bazaar. A Year
of Bargains go be held Thursday
and t'riday in the Woodward ave
Baptist church institute. under the
auspices ot the Woman's vuion ot
fhr church An entertainment oi
popular character will b, given
Thursday evening. under tho direc-
zion % Mrs Walter Howell. and
Friday evening Prot Edward D
N70v.l,e viii present An interestius
musical program Hot supper Viii
be served both evenings. under the
direction ~ Mrs \ y Spadermar
Mr, " l. Rs5cock Mrs H
Henry and others Mrs e. F War
ns- is general chairman of We pa
zas-, which promises to De- an uu
usually novel a-air
.
Perhaps no great artist who v.--
i-s Dcrror IS held IN greater esteem
ty music lovers or j~ more popular
"a ta me general concert going pun
'r 'har Frtz Kreis.cr me Austrian
Noliust who MI Eivs hts only p.
etai os mo season Thursday eyc.
ing r Arcadi,. rnder the auspices
az he Dyfro.; Dsyce Phuharmou
course NJ. Kr,s'er stands A. me
l.ssd of conremrorary yioHnists. and
IS truoso. composer and thoro
musician whose arr becoues more /
and more beautiful v'th the pass
ma % time. Tickets FOR The hre.s
ler recital are cn sale IN Hudson
-iano store AMI The advance de I
uauI aoud Indicate thar as lsuA
Rrn Mt krc.sj7-'s Detroit appear I
an~es az -he auditorium Will Dc flied I.
u ,ae doors d
.
Elaborate preparations have been |
made ioT 'A- annual iar'>{'oes les
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

pyfntine---fhe plstu scat kind--fhat
s rfEht--Ttp>~- Job DeDt --Main ts-s
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

How % gain 3ny n doing her
0ousowcrk is shown tha modern
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

A turkey dinner will be a taar1re
o. the holida1 fair 20 pc held
Thursday ard Friday IN NcCo'as
ter hall unde- the auspics. OF the
Woman's union of The F1-s' Cn.ve--
sslisi church Fr.csy evening there
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-12-08
DISCOVER $1,000 IN HOUSE
Public Admlnlstrator Flnds LIE soay
lnus q ceupis Whe Nsvor
used Z Bank

lfoberly, No Ten thousand dollars
saved by NJ. and MrA johanna Radell
during their lKptime was found here
In the family residsuce recenfly by
Public Administrater 2. Frank Hpl-
man. Mr., Holman VA called 10 20
take charge of thp estate Qf Ara Ra-
de}l. Al elderly woman rho droppcd
dad. He sumnsonea three sselsteets
and Win them made Z search Of The
Gecrsted IL "a "a eablnst u : "
cunhion The pearchers found 1904
md locked u a. irnn-bound trunk the
msa found c7,Jto hiadep y : nsur
sack. Tha adynlnlstrstor believes
/ uore xpneY 4 sbout H. pvenlseet
The Radslls never mede : depeelt
|, ~ I bank. They paid thslr dsbls q
cirrency. ~ Radsll ewnsd q hek.
j ~ here which Mn nAdnll vne nm
pln1 af the dino of .hpr deoen. No
children survive fhe <oupls end eely
distant relatives cen = foand !