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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-06-28
SCOUTS ARE LIFE-sAvERs.

II the scouts willingness to help
others were not backed up by scout
knowledge and ability, his "daily good
turn would have more Of kindness
han Of genuine service to others in 1t.
As 1t is, the application Of what each
scout must know covers service to
others going all the way from answer
ing questions and pointing out direc-
lions and giving first aid, even to the
yavfng Of life.
Scouts in Long Branch, N. J., saved
! man from drowning In q well.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-06-28
G.A~ 2z;z.,A
Metal Millinery.

Smart millinery shops In London are
displaying metal helmets for women,
presumably for wear during air raids |;
though 1t Is a question whether the
fair wearer Of protective helmet
would not fee to a bombproof refuge
Just as swiftly as her sister whose
headgear was fashioned of straw and
silk. The metal helmets for women
cost just about twice as much as .hoss
designed for the masculine sex. TheQ
are lined with dainty and soft mate
rial. and on top is cunning knot
which gives a rakish and distinctive
line to the stern headgear
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-06-28
KEEP PULLETS GROWING

For every day that your pull
let's fail to lay after they cease
growing you are pocketlng "A
loss.
Laying Is retarded by any
check to growth at any period
from Matching to maturity.
Laying is retarded by seeming
ly trivial disturbances, like NOV
ing from place to place and radi-
cal changes In rations.
In order to be sure of early
eggs-eggs laid ct a time when
prices are high and eggs scarce
see to ii that the growth of
your pullets is not retarded, and
that they are never annoyed or
flustered unnecessarily.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-06-28
LESSON FOR JUNE 80
REVIEW: JESUS CHRIST OUR RE.
DEEMER AND LORD.

GOLDEN TEXT-For God SO loved the
world. that he gave his only begotten Son.
that whosoever believeth in him should not
perish. but have everlasting life.-John s.:
l6
Thou art the Christ. the Son of the
living God.-Matthew 1916
l am not ashamed of the Gospel of
Christ, for 1t is the power OF God unto
salvation TO everyone that believeth
Romans l:l6
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-06-28

Another fascinating suit is shown In
the little sketch at the left. 1t has
pantalettes breaking out into frills at
the bottom and a delightful short
smock finished with fancy stitching
about the neck and sleeves. Garments
Of this kind made Of silk or barists
In white or flesh color employ needle
work in contrasting colors for their
decoration. In the sketch at the right
a one-piece garment decorated In this
way consists Of pantalettes Joined to
q sleeveless kimono waist.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-20
VLADA SOVETUs
A CECHOSLO-
VACI.
K HISTORII CESKOSLOVEN.
SKEHO BRANNEHO Wy.
STOUPENf MA RU-
81 A SIBfRI.
Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelaf.

(Pokracovani.)
Zprava o vystupu mohla do
jiti do Moskvy ne pred 18. kvet
mem. I6. kvetna vSak taze Sc
zastupce sovetu narodnich ko-
misaru penzenskeho sovetu,
kde nachazi Sc prof. Maxa (byl
ma ceste do Moskvy) a gen. Die
tterichs kan miri Cechoslova-
ci, jake cile sleduji, co predsta-
vuji ,jaka je jejich sila. Dotaz
tento je tajny. Ma to odpovida
predseda penzenskeho sovetu,
&e "a posledni tyden - tedy
Cd 5 do II kvetna = zadali
zpravy O Cechoslovacich dva-
krat. Proc ony starosti prof.
Maxu, ktery byl ma ceste do Mo
skvy a gen. Dietterichse, ktery
byl jiz cd zacatku kvetna We
Vladivostoku? A rozkaz O od-
zbrojeni a rozformiroyani mel
nacelnik ceskoslovenskeho od-
dilu v rukach jiz II. kvetna,
Grive snad, nez Cechoslovaci
vpSli do Cola
O. t6chto pripravach zadny z
"tepluskovych" filosofll cesko-
slovenskeho vojska nemel an
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POSLEDNf DNY CfSARSKE VADY
Y PRAZE.
(Pokracovani Sc strany prvai.)

rodni Vybor zasedal sni bany Tata Dvace clen zvoe
aby tvoo stay n6rodni Velke uspf&dany
presdentu Wlsonovi 81. rns pfbyi pax do Prahy til
supc slovenkeho Narodnho Vyboru Dr. Derer advo
kat Maacek, Fedor Hudek Ruxomberka Hanzali
KopGan Pfjei n1draI Wisonovo, dfivsjsi Frantska
Jo.efa, oGeklvan byl zastupci cechG Drem Soukupem
Drem Matusem Drem cernym. Obrovsky neprehledny
sup Prazani je bouflivs vital
Delegace jez poslana do Swear, Gee Drem Krama.
rem, vratla do Prahy uvitana demonsacem jakych
kdy pred tim nebyo kramaf pozdra ceskosoven-
skou repubu prohasi ze ezi zahranieni vladou
domacm doslo naprosts jednots Ujedn6ni Narodni
Radou Pafzi Narodnim Vyborem Praze vofi prvni od
stavec zaklanich zakonG Ceskosovensksho Naronho W.
boru.
Nsmecka arstokrace Praze bya ihned vycistsna
bsnka Codenhovov&, chof posedniho mstorztele
bya zateena pen9z sebranch Cechach
Cerveny kriz nj zat6en dale: hrabs Nosttz hrabs
kensen, hrabsnka Taaffeova, hrabsna Wssphalov JIM
jess sechtc Jsou drzan Nirodnm Vyborem aby
pfdrzen byli k zodpovsdnosti.
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tuseni. Jak prijimali cestu ma
Archandelsk svedci tento 1ry-
vek dopisu mistopredsedy odbo
cky CNS. bratra Medka:
"Nalada nasich vojakI
nesporne hluboko klesla
pri zvesti o archangelske
historii. Bude to prace pro
vraha, presvedciti hochy o
ucelnosti teto cesty. ia
sam tomu prils neverim."
Dopis tento poslan z Penny
20. kvetna; 1000 verst odtud, v
Celjabinsku, zahajeny byly pra
We sjezdove pfedporady delega
til vojska, ktere zodpovedely
otazku jizdy ma Archangelsk.
Vsichni delegati schazeli Sc v
tom nazoru, re costa tato je
chytfe nastrazenou leckou; a.
niz by kdo mel tuseni o vyse u
vedenem rozkazu Trockeho. We
die uvedeneho usneseni, rozho
dnuto zadati sovety O pokraco-
vani v preruseni doprave. Vsi-
chni totiz doufali, re sovety, je
jichz svrchnim mluvcim jsou
sjezdy, budou Will ceskosloven-
skeho vojska respektovati; pro
vsechen pripad usneseno vsak
jednomyslne zbrani neodevzda
vat nebude-li doprava zahaje
ma, nastoupiti dalsi cestu pod
vlastnim ceskym poradkem.
Pojednou vsak dorucen byl
J 'Vykonnemu Vyboru { ,volenemu
k vedeni dopravy ma Vladivo.
stok, nasledujici telegram, po-
dany v Moskve %. kvetna O
hod. 20 min.:
! "Nacelnikdm ceskoslo-
venskych vlakI, sjezdo-
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Kaisr Sc pry vra do Nsmecka, e bazen, e davno
- stara cepice.
Osud covekem zle zataci proto snad kasr sn svoJ
parizskou stedrovecerni veceri nekterem krminae.
President navstv Evropu doufejmez, re ej bude mo-
ri nase republikanska Praha uvitati SVEN sredu.
Nase narodila ceska Amerika byla je kmo
bOhatou take tedrou kmOtrOu proto musl take
darek do vinku die toho vypadat.
Nemc zebraji ma Americe potravin, vse nam ude
a Coz zapome rek jeich kaisr vyslanci Gerardovi
"ze nestrpi cd Amerky nejakych nesmyslu".
Madar nechti propustiti nektere slovenske stoce
svych drapu hroz mobilsac madarsk6ho voska; necht
sou bearove kn buou toho mit z tax dost vyizovani
Rakousky Franz Josef nemohl dlouho umrft jeho ma
slednik Kare na bezpecneho ltuku nu nepravi
nadarmo koikrate pomsta dostavi az pozdesm
kolens.
Neisme skodolibi, ale mnoho bychom to dali, kdyby
nam bylo spatf dlouhe tvare Nemcd kdyz Prf
kopech Praze mus svoe povesne kasno ozdobi ceskym
prapOrem.
Ceskosovenska republka vypGcila cd Spojenych Sta
til sedm mllionu doaru Neodporcuje sce dela hned
zacatku duhy, ale VERNE doufeme, nebot sedmicka"
jest jak znamo veice stastnym cislem
"Nemci' Brne OomOuci Jihave nechti mti mic spo-
lecneho Ceskosovenskou repubkou Jen at vzpomenou
Prosejov ktery byva take ultra nemecky jedne
prosejovs "German uehli krasneho Ultra probud
jako Ces notabene este prot Will rakouske vady ez Mem
cum vsemozne "drzea palec".
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wynn predporadam a vojen
skemu komisari - Celia


skemu komisari - Celia
binsk. !
Ia pricinou nest astnych
pfipadd, nedorozumenf me
ri ceskoslovenskymi Via
ky a mistnfmi sovetskymi
organy, narizuje Narodnf
Ceskoslovenska Rada, ably
Sc podobne pripady neopa
kovaly, vsem velitelum &c
slovenskych vfakd bezpod
mlnecne vydat vsechny
zbrane zastupcIm mist
mich sov6tG. ZajiSteni o.
chrany pfechazi dplne ma
sovetske organy ruske fe
derativni republiky. Kaz-
dy kdo nesplni tento roz-
kaz, povazOvan bud "a
zradce a postaven mimo
zakon.
FL. kvetna, 1918.
Prokop Maxa, Cernova
(Cermak?)"
Telegram tento pri podrob-
mem rozboru a v v'uvazeni toho,
ze byl rozmnozen jako letak,
opatreny podpisem prof. Ma
KY a razitkem presidenta odbo-
cky CNR. s datem FL. kvetna
1913 ukazuje, ze podpis i ra-
zitko byly revolverem vynuce-
ny. Clovek tax cisteho stitu, ia
ko prof. Maxa, neodvazi Sc nj
kdy mluviti "a vyssi Organ, ia
kym v ceskoslovenskem hnuti
je Narodni Rada cd sameho po
catku.
Mimo jine pax pouziti nazvu
"Narodni Ceskoslovenska Ra-
da" dokazuje vynuceni a my
slim, re bud' prof. Maxou me-
byl letak cten, nebot' byl v te
dobe jiz uveznen. Myslim vsak,
re chyba byla dmyslna, aby dc
brcvolci seznali, re document
tento je bud vynuceny net
podvrzeny.
Ma to odpovedeno bylo sjez.
dem "a lcasti zastupc1 celia
binskeho soveta nasledujicin
telegramem:
%. kvetna 1916.
Sovetu Narodnich Komisarti
Ceslosoven PreSna 7 Moskva
Frames (Franc. mis.) Vologd;
Sovetam po liniich Celabinsk
Samara, Penza, Omsk, Irkutsk
Vojen. komisarf Amucinu, Je
katerinburgg.
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M:S,S |W!.SS] \.
CESkOSLOVENSKE REPUBLI
CE DO VlNkU. (NARODNI
DAN.

V uradOvn6 Cas. Mar. Sdru-
zenf slozili svoje prispevky ma
sledujici krajane:
Po $4,000 Frank Horn, FIR.
Dytrt.
PO $4,000 Karel Bilek.
Pc $500 Vacl. Fiser, Fran
tiska Krausova, Josef Hajek,
Frantisek Hulinsky, j. K. Ia
las, Josef Handlir, Alois Kubi-
eek, Jaroslav Nimberger, Vol
tech Pillar, Jaroslav Plesmid
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SSM SSMI
PACIENT ZABIT AUTEM.

Policejni ambulance, vezou-
CT pacienta F. Arhoffera, 2182
vych. 8 ul. do mestske nemoc-
nice "a zahybani u Central via
duktu Sc vcera prekotila, "a kite
rezto melody Arhoffer utrpel
tax tezke poraneni, ze skonal
driv nez jina ambulance do ne
nemocn;ice jej dopravila.
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Hynek Pelich, Josef Fal, Old
Kentucky Out. & Fishing Club.
Josef Masek, tajemnik. [
MSS MS.,S] Y !.,!
z UkADOVNY cESKEHO Ma
RODNlHO SDRUzENf.
Vsichni sberatele Narodni
Dane, kteri jiz loni Sc slcastnili
sbfrky, jakoz ii, kteri jsou o.
chotni tentokrate pri kolekto-
vani Dane pomodi, jsou zadani,
ably Sc sesli We ctvrtek dine Fl.
t. m. o 8. hod. vecer do nize u
vedenych mistnosti, kde Sc Jim
dostane potrebnych pokynu.
Broadway a okoli. Sch1ze v
Iradovne Ces. Mar. Sdruzenl,
5286, Broadway (Probulov).
Fleet ulice a okoli. Sch1ze We
skole sv. Jana Nepomuckeho.
Organisator pi. M. Baslova.
Zapadni strana. Schaze Ce
ske Sini Sokol. Org. FIR. Sakryd.
Vychodni strana. Schlze v
Cesko Americke Sini ma Quincy
ave. Organisator L. Panuska.
Mt. Pleasant a Corlett. Schd-
re We skole Jan Amos Komen-
sky ma 131 ulici. Organisator
FIR. Yunger.
Buckeye Rd. okoli. Schdze
We SpoLkove Budove ma Buck
eye road. Organisator Eda Ho-
rak.
Vsichni ochotni krajane, pa
move { danny, jsou zdvorile Ia
dani, aby sc ku sbirani NarOd-
nj Dane We velkem poctu pri-
hlasili, tax ably prace mohla by
LII kratkem case 1spesne skon
I,cena. Doufame, ze tentokrate
l1kol sb6ratelG bude snazSl a
re vsude budou pochopenim
prijati.
Krajsky Vybor Ces. Mar. Sdr.
v Clevelandu.
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MiSTNf ZPRAVY.
JEN HOUsr!

Pfi upfsovani ctvrte pdjcky
Svobody vybfzeno bylo obcan-
stvo mesta Clevelandu ku zdvoj
nasobenf 1pisd, ably sc dosahlo
mestu urcee kvoty.
My dosud vybiranim Ma
rodi Dane jak Sc patri nezacali
a jiz jeden z darcI obnos slo-
zeny Sc ctyrnasobil, ocz vsak
mas docela mic nemrzi, naopak
volame: "Jen houSt."
Ma dGkaz nasich SLOW stGj
zde dopis darclv.
F'Z radosti, re valka stastne
sokncila We prospech vltezne
;demokracie a ceskoslovenske
nezavislosti, v jejiz cello povo-
Ian vsech nejSlechetn6jsf &C.
Ichoslovak, prof. Masaryk, pri-
davam ku sve davce z minuleho
,tydne jeste til stovky, lhrnem
tedy $4,000. Pil4kladam eek
ma 100000.
S pranim nejhojnejsiho zda-
ru Narodni Dani, Vas
Vaclav Snajdr.
Nebudeme nase krajany Wy
bizeti navestimi, ably sve pri-
spevky zdvojnasobili, ponevadz
doufame, ze kazdy slozi ma Ma
rodni Dan tolik, re Sc "a sunni
slozenou nebude muset stydet,
! a dobrym svedomim bude mo-
ci rici, "dal jsem, co jsem
mohl."
Krajsky Vybor Ces. Mar. Sdr.
v Clevelandu, O.
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Karel Kratochvil, Josef Muzfk,
Strelecky Klub Vlast, rad Gle
veland, {. 26, 6. S. J.
Pan Karel Bernreiter, poklad
mix vyboru Narodni Dane, hlasi
tyto darce:
Pc $4,000 Vaclav Novy.
Pc $500 Vaclav Novotny,
Hynek Pelich, Josef Fal, Old
Kentucky Out. & Fishing Club.
Josef Masek, tajemnik.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-07-17
resented, not only on the school-board

resented, not only on the schoolboard
but also in the city council.
For that reason we were glad when
both DR.. Geo. B. Weiser and G. w. a..
Krook announced that they would de-
cline to become candidates for another
term. Both had served the district
we'll and honorably for large number
of years, and their stepping aside pres
ented an opportunity to give other fac
lions in the city representation on the
school-board. The action of those cit
liens who prevailed upon DR.. Weiser
to reconsider his action and file for re-
election, no doubt was prompted by the
best of motives, but if their action should
be the means of stirring up disharmony
then it was ill-advised. We sincerely
hope that the coming election will not
be the beginning of another school
fight similar to the one which not even
yet has become complete memory.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-07-17
What Are Men Worth?
By Scott Nearing
Wages should be adequate.

Wages should be adequate.
With that proposition most people
will agree readily enough. But at once
the question arises, adequate for
what purpose?" Immediately a dis
Gus; ion is precipitated.
There are people many Of them
outside of the ranks of the wage-earn-
ers, who are convinced that the work.
er is now getting all that he is worth.
Very frequently, cultured, intelligent,
well-to-do people take such a position,
and then, to prove their point, they
cite instances of paperhangers, plumb
ers, gardeners and washerwomen who
were paid more than they were WORTH.
Such statements naturally raise the ques-
ton, what are men worth?'
What is worth, and who is worthy?
Centuries of social experience have
furnished at least one negative answer
to that question. Ancestry, education,
culture and leisure are not synonyms
for worth. They produce too much en-
nui, dilettantism and pharisaism to be
regarded as adequate worth tests. =.
The experience of the ages has led
also to the conclusion that in terms of
spiritual values, which are the highest
values that man has thus far learned
to measure, truth and justice and mercy
are the real measures of worth. Emer-
son called these spiritual values ''the
manners of a mans sould." Whether
they occur in Marcus Aurelius, the en-
peror, or in Epictetus, the slave, they
are still the measure of real worth
Service is. the only test that the
economist can apply as a measure of
worth. In so far as we do for others
we are expressing truth, justice. and
mercy in our acts. Thus the spiritual
values appear in material or at least
in visible forms. .%.:..&... ..
Worth is measured by service. Men
are worth as much as they serve.
Ruskin carried this doctrine SO far,
in his Interpretation Of economics, as to
declare, "There is no wealth but life =
Value, to him, was that which avails
toward life. The, things that enlarged
life he called wealth." the things that.
narrowed life he called "illth." He
based his entire economic philosophy
on the relations of human welfare
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-07-17
THE FALL ELECTIONS.

-
Notwithstanding the fact that prac-
tically every local campaign 50 far
conducted on the loyalty issue has gone
against those who made it, it is becoming
evident that no other issue is to be dis
cussed in the Fall elections for Congress,
Democrats and Republicans alike being
apparently DESTROYS Of sinking other
issues into oblivion il order to escape
accounting for their acts Of commission
and omission. syI ", ..4, III
The public will be asked not to discuss
why the war profteers have not been
adequately taxed; why Congress has
abnegated its constitute duties and
voted powers to suppress free speech,
free press and peaceful assembly; why
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-07-17
So Much Wisdom
Going TO Waste

1t is indeed amusing to watch the little
autocrats that bob up in the various
communities and strut about, all pulled
I'D with their own Importance. Some
of the worst offenders are the editors
of the little one-horse newspapers who
imagine they know quite everything
and feel themselves qualified to sit in
Judgment on those who have been chosen
SD high offices for their ability to inter-
pret the law of the land. When it
comes to loyalty and patriotism these
little two-by-twice scribes have the
only Simon-pure brand and do not
hesitate to say so and decision rendered
by the state supreme court to the con-
trary is made the object of their fury,
whereas if the court had ruled in oc-
cordance with the bias of the editor; Of
course everything would have been quite
lovely and the judges would have been
highly commended for their patriotic
decision.
An illustration of this tendency of
country editors to display their ignor-
ance is given by the observation-disclosures
when it relieves itself of it's chagrin be-
cause Townley and Gilbert won out
before the state Supreme Court:
1T is the lever that decision places
IN the Townleybund's hands to further
promote it's mischievious socialistic pro-
paganda in not only this but other
states that gals the patriotic people
and makes them suspect that some
judges are entirely too small to fill
the benches they occupy. 1t certain
ly does seem strange that judge with
any sense at all, and in the light of
circumstances, can so construe justice
as to whitewash whitelivered fellow
who at the very outset of his career in
this state set out to establish himself
on a platform of discomfort and dis
content at this time is nothing if not an
aid to the KAISER
with one stroke of his mighty pen,
the yitriolic editor of the above named
sheet annihilates at least some Of the
judges of the highest court in the state.
He should now take rest to regain
sufficient strength to annihilate some
more things that do not appeal to his
picayu1iish mind.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-07-17
Production and Protiteerjmg.

Mr.. Hoover's letter to Senator Sim
mons with respect to price regulation
again illustrates the sound judgment
which we have become accustomed to
associate with the administration of
food problems. The primary question
as he sees it is one of production and
production cannot be assured if the food
administration imposes restrictions and
regulations that would prevent less i'm
portant evils from occurring.
AS Mr.. Hoover points out, it would
be perfectly possible to regulate prices
so as to preclude large profits on the part
of any corporation engaged in the food
business. But to apply such system
would drive the less efficient corporations
out of business and serve to increase
monopoly conditions wherever they exist.
It is no argument for high profits that
Mr.. Hoover sets forth. On the contrary,
the food administration has demonstrated
it's desire to cut down prices on all staple
products. If the packers have seeming
ly made large profits it is not because
they are exacting an exorbitant price,
but because they are doing an extra
ordinary amount of business.
The remedy is not to impose regula-
lions which will have the certain effect
of curtailing production, but to absorb,
by means of taxation, these unusual
profits and devote them to government
purposes. The food administration has
succeeded in preventing any fragrant
profteering, it is now up to congress to
provide means for reducing excessive
profits which result, in certain cases,
from especially fortunate circumstances.
Chicago Tribune, July IL, 1918.
The above editorial was sent to this
newspaper by the packers, the envelope
being labeled Swift & Co. We pass it
along with the same label in order that
everyone may get both sides of the ar
gument. If the packers are quite as
willing to pay a heavy excess profits
tax as they are to accept the heavy war
profits, no one will have any particular
fault to find with their patriotism.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-07-17
Taking Thought

Is New Ulm facing another school,
fight? It looks very much that way
and u behooves those who are running
>ss.le politics of this city to see to it that
we escape condition similar to the one
that faced the citizens some twenty
FIVE years ago. In our humble opinion
there will never be any permanent peace
E,nless all the different factions in the
= 3,ity are represented on the school-board.
There is no valid reason why they should
not be.
Prior to the last schoolgirl, the
board of education was largely made up
of members of the Turnverein. The
members Of this society took keen
interest in the welfare Of the schools
and the unbiased judgment Of today
must say that school matters were we'll
taken care of during the time they had
the majority on the school boards
Neither will any one dare to say that
those who have for some years, controlled
school affairs have not done everything
in their power to further the interests
of the schools. But that is not the
question at issue.
1t is up tothe citizens to say whether
or not it is conducive to the interests
of the city to have what might be called
a close corporation in school matters
and exclude from representation in this
body certain elements of our popula-
ton. One Of the factions we have in
mind represents possibly one-third OF
the people of the city and another faction
probably from one-ffth to one-fourth
and the question naturally arises whether
these and others shall be continually
ignored when it comes to school matters.
From the experiences of the past we
are inclined to the belief that complete
harmony in New Ulm is only possible
IL all the factions in the city are rep
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-07-17
Official paper Of City of New Ulm.

Speak out little more plainly, Bro.
Brooks. What was it that happened
in New Ulm when the last draft contin-
gent left the city? What was the stunt
that was pulled off on main street when
the draftees left for Camp Grant? Out
with it. We haven't heard Of anything
except that several of the obstreperous
Comfreyites who talked too much were
taught a much-needed lesson by some OF
the New Ulm boys who are proud OF
the fact they are from Brown County
AND from New Ulm.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-07-17
New Tim has a ppod illustration O

\ New Uhn has a good illustration of
what the spirit of cooperation properly
applied can accomplish. The Ladies
Aid Society of the Union Hospital en-
braces a membership drawn from all
denominations Of the city with the ex-
ception of the Catholic, who, of course,
have their own hospital Ito work for.
The good accomplished blythe Union
Aid Association is really remarkable and
there. is plenty Of evidence that the
spirit which actuates the whole body
of workers is that of doing the most
for their common object and forgetting
entirely UNCONVENTIONAL divisions.