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GrGs fastetuimitmsta fusfciua iua-
litns.

Solollinen SSfori Sorffo 2aibiol-
ia on Srriin tl1omiofapitulilIe jGttG-
npt p%alitufien, jonfo iiidlto on mum
nilleen ieuraoipa:
2aibian ieurafunnan NJ. t. firffo-
berra, fappoloinen Motti 2eonaro
Saanifosfi oil feiGf. 8 p. 1914 fas-
tannt talolI. SSf. Torfon poian GU
Ion, maiffa bGnen diff pitGnpt tietGd
ettG Sorffo tiinnrsti iellaista usfoa,
eta "eniin on usfottama ia nasta
fifteen fasfettama.' &osteen toimitti
pastori Q. Iapien iiGn tietdm1ttd ia
lGsnG lienee ollit ainoostaan lapien
Giti, eifG ebes fastetobistajio (flm-
meja). @iime feiGf. 8 p. fastoi pos
tori Q taaien malittajan tpton Mini
Miriamin ia iilloin eli ollut iaapu-
ipilla lapien lid eifG GitiG, ninooS-
tuan fastetooistojot. @alittaja oil
furllltt, eta lapii aiotoon fastoa ia
oil ban pubelimitie fieltGnpt post.
Soanifosfeo fastomasta losta, mittta
iiitG buolimatta tGrG fuitenfin fos-
tot. Scum firffolain "a ppfdldsiG ia
notaan, ettG "GIfoon laSta mastoin
manbempain tobi eonsmiesten mo-
faosti ilmoitettua tobtoa iaotettofo
fasteeieen," tattoo nalittoio, eta
post. Saaninfosfi on iaattanut itien-
ia ipplliiefii mirfamirbeeieen, iofa
iitGpaitii on taballinen. 8iitaten
firffolain 1873, 1872 ia 1876 ppfGliin
artoo molittaja pastori Saaninfosfel-
Re eoesmastoiista. 8ielG jGttGd pa-
littaja tuomiofapitrlin tiitfittatpafii,
onto pastori 9. tebnpt mirfamirbeen
fastaesiaan poian Wostoin firffolain
AZ ppfGlGn i6GnnofiiG fummeista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24
faiffi pfiimieliiesti bommaan etc
iaaoaan fanialaiiet fofcIaafii ia lit
ten nirfaon morrasfuun poalisia.
Sllomaloinen GdnestdiG.
Snomalaiucn bnffnnnt Ganabasia,

WaanmiIejelijG glrmio WGfi buff
fuin Sillpermountainin milorcn
pdGllG olemaon jGrmeen bciiiGf. 90 b.
NGfi meni pbbesiG pGinGtpolGiien-
id S. Salon fonsio uittamoan be-
moiio. WGfi acknowledgements pGGt-
ii ottao mirfiStGpGn fplppn iiten,
ettG meri bemoien ielfGGn. GniimGi-
fen bemoien uittto tapabtiti onnelli-
iesti, miitto fun WtGfi meni toiien
benoien fansia jGrmeen, noin 60
jalfaa rannosta, tllli GffiippGnne ia
beponen poinui n1fpm1ttomiin, full
tenfin WGen faspot ollen mielG me
o%enpinnnn plGpuolella. &annalla o.
leipo s. Solo ei noinut mit1ta teboG
FUN febottoa WGfeG fGGntGmGGn be-
moien rontaon. Mafi tooennaf0i-
ippben mnfaan pritti fGGntGd be-
mosta, mutta boriabtifin lite ielGs-
I'd ia iippoii, fertaafaan foboamatta
meben pinnalle. Solperinia s. Solo
eli moinut bGntG mitenfGGn pelastaa,
fun bGnfGGn ei oiannut pbtGdn iiiba
eifG muitafaan feinoia ollttt fGptet-
tGmisiG. WGfi iaatiin pIos fpasto
ml~iorofaliben fulittti1o. SGn oil 35
muooen ifGinen, fotoiiin 8omarfusta
Surun ia Yorin lGdnistG.
8ainajoa lGbinnG iuree maimo 10
fiiufauoen manbon lapien fansia, toi-
nenfin orpo ollen maailmaon titlos-
ia. - E.mies.
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ea5maaulia.

&ulilutufiella ianomelebbisiG fe-
bottoa lluoenmaan lGGnin fonttori ie-
naatin fdsfpstd pleiioG iGGstGen
fGptt6m6dn maasia acknowledgement
ia ia mariinfin ruista elrfoille ipot-
tdmGstd, fila naifeufiio on ipntpnpt
elintarpeiben maaban tuontiin NIB
oen binnnatfin pbG falIistumistaon
fallistumat. SentGbben diff tarfoin
pioettGipa iilmGIl6, ettei elintarme-
marastoja tiiblattaiii Mile mieraiiiin
tarfoitufiiin.
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6oQebit kauntiM $uo1na-
Iai$iIIe dane$tati!Ie

Niinfnin faiffi tieoGmme, ettG plei-
let nimitpspaalit on 20 b. eIofnrta
@oili ftitenfin olla ioitafin ddnes-
tGiiG, jotfo eipGt pibG tGtG noolia
min tGrfeGnG, fun pleistG maalia, jo-
ia tulee ieitiemGs pGipG marrasf.
Mttitta t1mG n"imitpsmaali on mones.
ia iubteesia palioa tGrfeGmpi ainafin
tallG fertaa ippstG, fun Ell tule muiita
fun fafii puoluetta fanntin tifetisid
MIN. &epublifaani ia oemofraaoit.
sos bemofraaoit iaamat omat fofe-
laania flmmellefin tifetine, min iil-
loin ei moi muiita fun beta Gdnes.
tGG. SdIld fertaa fun on irlantiloiiet
panneet miebenid ainoostaan iuoma-
Iaiiia fofelaita mastaan ia be faiffi
tefepGt tp0tG niitten bppGfii, foit.
foo iaaoa omot miebeniG ilomaIais-
ten tiIoIIe. Senmuofii meild iuoma.
LATINA IN ipelpoIIiiliis ottaa tGmd
omafii aiiafiemme, eta menemme itie
ia piibumme naapurilIefin, ettd ban.
fin meniii GGnestdmddn nimitps.w aa-
lisia eIof. 80 b. eta iuomalaiiet fofe-
foot iaopat ainofin faiffien fioma'
Ioisten GGnet. Snban ie bpipG mo.
nellie iiiomaIoiieIIe, iofa on beiffo
maanfieIestG ia on aiiaa fauntin nj.
rnstoor, tietGG iieIId oIefpan iiionta-
Ioiien, ioto moi fdpttdG tiIffina. sc
mpos fobottoa meioGn moinettomme
ettd olemme pfiimieIiiid po~litiifosio.
&itn iuomolaiietpfiimieIiiest ottofpot
oioa tpooIeibin @oeebic falntiSio
d~dnestGm6IId onia fonioloiiioon
min iiIIoin on pofosto mnaunfieIisten
! otettoiuo iitomoIoiiet buomioon. Siis
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24
@aalimtnlofIista.

firioittaesiann lauirli "4otimaa",
eiitettpGGn eniiny ettd "porparipuo.
lueioen' tunnusianat, IaiIIiiuioen ia
fonialliiuuoen fpipmpfiet, oipat me-
nettGneet tenbonia, m. nj. ieuraonio
mietelmiG:
HGioen tiIaIIe, tai ionoiiimmefo
pobjalla on eiiintpnpt uuiio tarpeita:
poltapia talouoeIIiiia ia pbteisfun-
nalIiiia tarpeita, iotfa ipootinat buo.
mion oiafieen. &onian ipp6t ripit
fitlIepat MT main niitd, joiben ne
buomoamat tGpoelIG tarmoIIa fGp-
nan fulfil nditG BELLE fouraantun-
tirpia aiioita oiomoon. sc puoIiie,
joIIa tGsi6 foboen on niiben mieIestG
tonttopona iuiiremmat paronnufiet
ie ioo nii6en fannotiifien. Toinen
aiia on tietpsti, misid pieId fpfene-
nat orwosteIemoon uuoistusobieImi.
en- tooeIIista, p~pipwdistd oripoo.
SomoIIa buomntaor, ettd foniom.
me oootto tdsiG foboen ippGIIe f6p.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24
: 1tmpitambim laafe. &afii muot.

ia fifteen minliIIa oil paba umpitauti
festGen piifon, firioittaa mrs. 8.
6. Sones, guforb, sc. 8. DIN belt.
TO etten ppipnpt ~ppstpsid. Ipteeffari
inoiitteIi minrIle Chamberlain 60.
Tic. gbolera ano Siarrboea ldGfettG.
@nii amos olittoi ia fab6en pGipGn
IpGGstG olin terpe. Woni apteeffari
iuoiittelee it'd, iilld ie aittaa. Saa.
tafpana faiffiaIIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24

Bort Nrtburisia f,infin fuufauben
s~nfindiiend iunmantaina s. gbt.
fanSia flo 10 aam., iamoin fiii,fai,.
ben folmantena iunnuntaina Ito 10
uam. ia firfonbaaIilla iofa iunmunt.
WaIIa lilo 8.
Sort 8iIIiamisia, f,nfin fi1ifar-
Den eniimGiiend ia folmantena fun.
mintaina lilo 8 ip. iefd toiiena ia mel
sdrtend iunr,intaina lilo 10 aamuiIIa.
SnmaIanpalmelufiet miiisia poi.
loiSia eri iImoitiStert uriifaan.
SunnintoifoiiIiit Sort 9Grtburisia
Ia Sort BiIliamisia ffo 100 ip.
s. l1rpiIainen.
S62 BiIfon ct.
Bsrt Grtbur, Ont. Con.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24

piG t~olouoclliiia porannufiia, joioel
toteutumisto ie ooottoa mitd pifim
min. &pipmps on iiitG, miten ie puc'
Iue, iollu on cbusfunnoSia ebootor
rotfaiiumolta meIfeinpG faifisia oil
oisia, fGptdnnolliiesid loi%nloaointo'
tposiG iubtautiiu miibin pnolneiiiin
ioioen aqua ilman ic ei moi tulotiel'
lista tpotd tebo1. Talloin tarmitaon
cttG ic lupuu tmosta fatferasta piio'
luerajojen aIituiiesta iclwittelpstd
iofa on ajanut len noiioattamaor
taftiiffaa, mifG on olliit csteefli pb'
teistpoIle. "Ipomiebesi6" mime FUN
nuntaina iulfaistu pG~dfirjoitis an.
taafin t6siG foboen bppid ~toipeita,
SiinG tunnustetaar, eta ioiialioemo'
fraattien oil "paffo ottaa palion blio'
mioon maIlitieman talousjariesteI'
man mattimufiia, iiIlG moncsia aii'
asia nun oIiii f6ptdnn0sid maboo'
tonta.' - totuus, iota Ct tdbGn asti
ole taboottii eousfuntatposid iiIta
tabolta tunnustaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24
2nterilaisten innri fofuns ia julia
S~plcSpsia.

SoIeoo, Ohio, -@lof 16 p. olfoi.
mot tGdlIG iuuret l%uterilaistcn fofo.
ufiet, jotfo tulepot festGmGGn fofo
miifon. &ofoufiet ia iublo oipot iuil-
mitG luteriIoisten feSfcn on
Imcrifosio pieIG milIoinfaan pantli
toimeen. Yobiois. Mmerifon @mon-
feliien-2 utberilaiien ipnooon wnoii-
fofoufien ioboosta on foiipunfiin
fertpnpt iuuret jorfot poppis- ia
moalliffoeoiistaiia eoustaen enem-
pad FUN fabta m%ilioonoa luteriloiS-
ia moan eri olisto. Canaan aifonn
mictetGGn tGGIId mposfin "2rtberon
2eague Of Imerican' Iiiton fafii-
muotisfoforsta, ionfo liiton jGienIu.
FIJI Iosfetaan nouicmm 10000.
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Observation-Disclosures puat iSriestet.
t6ipGt ienraamasti:

Norquettesia Omen, Aids ia 5bes
iunnuaitui fuusia flo 3.15 ip.. iofo
torstai fIo 8.15 Up. poitii 3:nen FUN.
mint. eoeIliienG t~orstaino, ioloin O.
len torstaina Mhiniiineisid ia perian.
nina Diyonisia.
Q~iulfauoen Ina iunmlnt. limo.
!nsia lilo 10 up. ia lilo 8 III.
Waanantaina GRANDDAUGHTER ia
tiiStaina 8eecbmoobisia.
BpbGfeulu Marquetten firfon 10.
Iisia iofa iunnuntai Ito 1 ip.
NatfoiIlani toimin faiffia popiIIi.
TIA tebtGtpi6.
G1atbamin firfosia iofa fuufamoen
foImos ~ianmuntai flo 10 op.
8. s. &eimomert
BOB r.. 4 t. Narquette. Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24
KirkoInsia IImoituk$ia

cpp. ia SopeIiufiesia flo 3 i. pp.
.. y. ebt. fonsio.
&lrfoIIiiiin toimiin, futcn wibfi.
mdan fostamoan ia bautomaan moi.
oaan futina mpOs teIcfooniIIa, tai
firjecllG.
Subo Soofana,
Selef. 16. 9r, Psi
Nen Oorf MiIIs, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24
Saarmaipnorpia elpfnnIIa:

Saarmaiunorpia elpfnnlla:
81 p. Hasbnaufesia flo Vii ap.
ia 8opepsia flo s iu.
80 p. Wi6maDn firfosia flo 2 ip.
@anba Bllbelin = Sd.
G. g. Hiemi,
EbomIon, Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24
&cinptcfpista lmnta.

on rliipettii fGpttGmGGn faloien idilpt-
t1miiefii. HebmeG liimi ei mabingoi-
ia faloja, futen terGwdt iddiGrmdt
noiiimat tebod.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24

20 b. Clifford flo 2 jpp.
"a p. Sopeaioen foitlubiioneelIa
flo s in.
$. Stiff,
8rule, @is.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24

Sumalanpalpelnfiia elpfnmlla:
% y. &oubair flo 2 ip. ia flo s iII.
ia 20 p. flo 2 ip. ia flo s iIl.
80 p. 2eaoisiG flo s ill.
Sppsf. 3 p. 2eabisia flo 2 ip. ia
flo 8'iu.
A p. 8alesio flo s iii. ia 5 p. lilo 2
ip. ia flo s iu.
Sppsfuulla:-
6 b. 2ea6isia flo s iu.
s p. Safe HorbeniSia flo s in. ia
8 b. flo 9 ip. $. eft. flo 10 ap. ia
bartaus ieurat flo 3 ip.
s. Suusfonen,
Wenabga, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24
Soiminta ienrafnntapiirisiGmi:

Serfep gitpsiG. sc. S.
&irffo: Chestnut aipe ZEN ia Senrp
it:in fulmasia.
Sumalanpalmelus iofa i%annuntai-
no flo 5 ip., $. eft. fuilfaliben md
itnn1ntaina. Gaamatunielitps per-
beisi6 iofa toiiena torstaina flo s
iu.
Ompeluieuran fofous iofa torstai-
no flo 2 ip. perbeisid.
BpbGfouIu iofa i~unnirntaina
@reenbinesia flo 10 ap. ia firfosia
flo A ip.
Sefaf00rin barioitus iofa perian.
taina flo 8 ill.
Seem @ocbellesid, 81. q.
&irffo: 2acfmooo apenueIIa.
ObielmaiIIanmietto fltiifaiiben g.
no innmntaina flo $50 in. firffo-
iaIisia ia fulfaiiben And iununtai-
no firfosia s. ebt. flo $50 III.
SmpeImieura1 fofous iofa toiiena
torstaina flo 8 ip. Slgnenot It. ia
bartansbetfi flo s in.
GatsfiIIisiG, 81. q.
&~nufa1ioen miimeiiend tiistatno
flo 10 op. ia 2 ip.
Cost Sort Gbesterisid, Conn:
@irffo: Delapan atpenuella.
neutrality-suspicious. fuitfanben 81
no fanmuntaina flo $50 in. Mliisto
~ieuroista ilmoitetaan firfosia.
8eIIepiIesfd, 90. S.
<ltfnlt0en Una ldltdfltalna LILO c
in.
goIwelustani baluawat poima'
ilmoittoa mp0sfin firieeIId tabi aiitn'
noIIa mormemmin aamiipdipalld ic
iIIaIIo feIo 81.
SIC. Mnttonen.
Sioite: 1O2 Clemens abe.
Seriep Gitp, 81. S.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24

SnmalanpalWelnfiia Glufnnlla,
Snnblane, Sasf. CANADA.
81 p. 8. @ustoien talolla flo 2
p.
S. Sapola.
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rllaata t~i1yytdvdnd

80 eefferiG, 500 2inen parrella noin
8 MALTA Msblanbista, IGbeIIG fiDi-
tettpG tietG. $pipd 8 bttoneinen o.
iunto, IooiolIa eteiieIId ia bpmd tel.
Iori. 10 ia 20 eeferin wGIiIId pub.
oistettuo. Gbbot: oia fdteistd, Ioppu
ostoion toimomifien mifoon. 2pip-
fGdt perioonoIIiiesti tai firioittofoa
oioitteello:
s. Wnstafion,
1874 Murora #. Sronipoob, Ticb
&uom. Winullo on 100 eefferiG moi.
niota haffimetiGG erittdin eorIliiiIIa
ebboiIIa iefd poIion farmimoitu mpp.
t6ipd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24

Sirfommemoia elfofaan aifana iea-
r~aatpasti:
81 p. J~ireiteelisid Bofan foulnlIo
flo 10 a.
81 b. Boob e.puriIa Ito 1 p. S.
Suusfoien luna.
81 p. @ocflan6in tofona ". Uapllp.
Iob6en bormiIIa flo 8 ip.
81 p. Bictoriasia feIlo pnoli 8 I.
Mhiista ierroista iImoitun eritpi-
iesti.
s. @anfilo,
Boz gil, @ast @ieb.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-11-01

of. time) to prevent her from returning
to her tribe and telling it. of the defense
less condition Of Fort Ridgley," is with
out foundation and the offspring of al
very active ina ination. At any rate,
those who lived in that part of the State
(the writer included) both prior and
subsequent to the Sioux outbreak,
never heard of it, (and the histories
above cited maze no mention of it,
until the same pared in print.
The writer has in his possession letters
from DR.. A. w. Daniels (Medical Officer
at the Lower Sioux Agency, Col. F.
A. Donahower, Major B. H. Randall,
Mr.. F. L. Randall, Mr.. Richard Pfeferle
and Mr.. Harrison Simmons, (all sur
vivors and most of them participants in
the defense of the frontier of Minnesota
during that period) which corroborate
the foregoing in every particular, and
which the writer is going to file with the
State Historical Society in order to
prevent, if possible, recurrence of ''fake"
stories of "fake" heroes, glory "grafters'' !,
flake" Saviors of Fort Ridgely, or the
erection of monuments to flake" Indian
Chiefs or others (even less worthy
seeking notoriety and renown at the
expense of those who earned, and actual
ly deserve it..
An investigation Of the "Moo-zoo"
appropriation would seem to be in order.
Yours truly,
800 0. H. Clarke.
Duluth, Mimi, Oct. II, 1916. D..
te:-There were two distinct battles
at Fort Ridgely, the first on Wednesday,
August 20, 1862 and the second on Friday
August %, 1862. The date of the
first battle is sufficient evidence that
the Hern Story is lame.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-11-01

A contract to paint the water tower
at Springfield, has been awarded to a
Nebraska painter for $3.50. If
Five cent cigars will soon be sold for
6 cents, St. Paul cigar dealer an
nounces. This is probably owing to
the high price of cabbages
DR.. Beck OF Clarkfeld, died at a
hospital in Minneapolis recently. from
injuries received in an automobile &C.
cident near his home, last August. Dr..
Beck became widely known in the state
year ago, when he performed an
operation on himself to treat diseased
condition of the jawbone.
Minneota is to have school fair
November l.. 1t is to be held under
the direction of the Lyon County Superin-
tendent of Schools, with the assistance
of the high school instructors in ag1i-
culture and the support Of the county
commissioners. The cooperation of
the Minneota Commercial Club has
also been assured.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-11-01

One of the most successful high
school affairs of this year was the Hal
loween party given by the members of
the D. O. T. Daughters of Thespis)
last Saturday in honor of the Protean
Literary Society, the members of which
were invited in body. The party took
place in the large gym and the room was
decorated with all sorts of halloween
fxings including "punkins" and corn
stalks, ghosts and COLLINS. At about
7:30 in the evening several bugle calls
were heard by the occupants of the gym
and before long, white-robed beings
with large red crosses on their chests
and backs, entered by all available
doors and windows. This was supposed
to be an imitation of the famous Klu-
K'ux Klan of the sixties and was made
up of the boys of the Protean society.
The other members and persons present
were also clad in mystic gowns. After
several hours had elapsed the guests
were invited to the mechanical drawing
room where lunch was served. After
this was over they again betook them
selves to the gym where good time
was enjoyed until until the hands Of the
clocks pointed out the midnight hour.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-11-01

100000 x>~~AA oNS
funds of the State Treasury, COM
memorating ''fake' Indian Chief and
a flake" story, this detracting from
and lessening the honor and glory of
those who fell in the defense of the Fort,
a I'D whose last resting place is within
the confines of the same cemetery.
If this is the way history is made,
then indeed do We know little of the
true history of this, or any other country.
Those responsible for the act ought to
be ashamed, and now that they know
the truth, take the necessary steps to
rectify the error by removing the monu-
ment. If they do not, the writer, as
we'll as others familiar with the Incidents
attending those frightful times, will
think that graft and desire for
notoriety, personal exaltation and adj
vancement, regardless of the means
used to accomplish that end, was their
object, and is still their motive,
Another story relating to the Battle
OF Fort Ridgley that has lately appeared
in print needs correction also; It is
that of Mrs. Hern: her husband was an
employee at the Lower Sioux Agency,
and had claim North of the Minnesota
River. DR.. A. W. Daniels, then medical
officer at the Agency, knew him. That
MRS. Hem held captive Sioux Squaw
at the point Of bayonet for two days
and three nights, (or any ctker length
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-11-01
LOCAL NOTES

Mayor George Graft of Ivanhoe, was
in the city last week.
Adolph Luetjen has been engaged
as clerk in the Co!umbria Clothing
store.
John Dieil OF Cottonwood township
underwent a very successful operation
last week at the Loretto hospital.
Mrs. John Herlik of this city is re-
covering from an operation performed at
the Loretto hospital last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Davis of Spring.
field, visited New Ulm friends last week.
They were here for several days.
l. N. Davis, Of the Golden garage,
has installed an electric lighting plant
in his place of business, the first in the
village. ....:
Mrs. R. Ochs of lie Sueur, visited
friends in this city last week. She was
on her way to Ivanhoe, where she will
visit her son, DR.. W. C. Ochs. ,.,
Hugo O. Schleuder is in St. Paul this
week conducting a state Optometry
Examination. He left Monday and ex-
poets to be absent until the end of the
week.
Elmer Haeberle of the New Ulm Ice
Company, was operated on at the Union
hospital week ago for abnomina]
adhesions. He is reported as rapidly
improving.
A. H. Stork and w. B. Mather left
Thursday morning for Mankato, hav-
ing been summoned to serve as members
of the federal grand jury, the United
States district court having convened
in that city on that day.
The addition recently made to the
Somsen building, at Minnesota and
North First streets, is now utilized or
the first floor by the Columbia Clothing
store, giving that institution muck
more room.
The law passed by the state legislature
in special session will give fifty-three
New Ulm boys at the front the right to
cast their votes at the election. Eighteen
in the New Ulm companies from other
parts of Brown county are also eligible
to vote. County Auditor Vogel has
been busy for the past two days gathering
the necessary information to be for
warded to Secretary of State Julius
Schmahl and must be in his hands at the
State Capitol by tonight, when the
commissioners will leave for the border.
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HEN L E
Candidate for Reelection
County
Commissioner
3rd District
Comprising End and 3rd Wards
New Ulm and Town Milford
Kindly solicits your support and vote
ELECTION NOV. 7th
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PLEA FOR WILSON
BY NOTED GERMAN
Continued from first page)

giving in in the Arabic case It some
times has taken rather long-the Ala
bama case took Is years.
The Deutschland.
"The rank and file appreciate the
courteous treatment accorded by our
government to the submarine Deutsch-
land, and more recently to the 'U-53,
and they have no reason to disagree with
DR.. Alfred Zimmerman, the German
under-secretary for foreign affairs, who
spoke with high satisfaction of the terms
of President Wilson's reply to the
memorandum of the allies on the treat
ment of submarines, and who declared
that the presidents note was marked
by a true spirit of neutrality
'"The rank and file of American citi-
zens of German extraction are not ex-
pected to be more German than the
spokesman of the German empire.
'"The rank and file have for years and
years opposed woman suffrage and pro-
hibition, and Mr.. Hughes has not only
declared himself in most emphatic terms
in favor of an amendment giving the
women all over the United States the
right to vote, but Mr.. Hughes is also,
as the St. Paul Volkszeitung "a few months
ago editorially stated, "a narrow-minded
Puritan and as such is necessarily op-
posed to personal liberty
For all these reasons I am confident
that the rank and file of the broad
minded German-Americans loyal to this
country and in sympathy with Ger
many's just cause, will at least this time
refuse to be delivered to the candidate
of the reactionary wing of the Re-
publican party whose ideas, as Mr..
Roosevelt puts it, principally appeal
to the allies but which, as we know,
are most antagonistic to the principal
ideas of the rank and file of our German
American citizens.
when the truth is known, and am
willing to furnish the evidence, no true
German-American can conscientiously
support Charles E. Hughes and the
Hughesvelt combination, but there are
more than a dozen reasons to induce
the German-American voter to vote
for Woodrow Wilson, who kept US out
of war, and who was successful in up
holding the friendly relations between
the two greatest countries on the face
of the earth-the United Safes of America
and Germany"
Makes Vote for Wilson
At Sleepy Eye Tuesday evening, Mr..
Falbisaner addressed large and en-
thusiastic audience, and Monday night
his address at Springfield attracted many
interested voters From New Ulm he
went to Gaylord where his meeting is
described as being very successful.
It is safe to say that in his tour of
Southern Minnesota Mr.. Falbisaner
made many votes for President Wilson
and the Democratic ticket
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-11-01
BURGLARS ARE WARNED

"This safe contains no money and
is not locked. Turn combination to
the left until it stops, and turn handle"
This ia plainly printed sign hanging
on the door of a safe in the office of a
New Ulm business house. The pro-
prietor says he feels quite sure the
timely notice has saved both time for
would-be burglars and his safe from
being tampered with.
"The placard tells the absolute
truth, he says.