New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-02-12

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land Reedy's Mirror. rs.
i Anyone among our readers who
j believes in this cause may communicate
with the League for the Amnesty Of
/ Political Prisoners, NJ. F. Fitzgerald,
secretary, 1857 Broadway, cor E. 18th
street, New York City.
WASTE BASKET sERMonETTEs
Sam Says:
! The question now arises, did that st.
Paul recluse who had fourteen thousand
dollars sewed up in his shirt ever change
lit?
/ We don't know what we did to the
waitress in Minnesota Street Restaur-
ant but anyway she said when she
brought our order cure the boiled
cod, aren't YOU"
It won't be hard for the P. S. C. to
lexplain to the legislative investigation
committee where that million went to
now that they can show they had 1000
'sub-employes" working for them.
]. The "doughboys" made good in the
front lines, but they would be sorry
] spectacle in the bread lines at home.
j The stenographer says that we don
i have to worry SO much about the army
ilof occupation in Germany as we do
about the army of occupations at home.
I Do you remember that while we were
at fever heat there appeared some little
promises to our boys-like this from the
Atlanta Constitution
] ''If they's anything the lad wants
when he gifts back home
From the land that we live on to the
/ honey in the comb;
Every single blessing in the country
that they is
LET him look like he wants EN-, an
they'll all be his!
/ That's the way we're feelin'!
Were here to make fuss, with the
/ highest hallelujahs,
Bout the boys that fought for us!'
All the boys want when they get back
home is a Job; the same job they had
when they left or one just as good. We
can hardly live up to promises made to
them when they left by generously"
giving them meal or a bed to sleep on
when they are all in and then fail to
provide them with honorable employ
ment.
/ Don't get out your Palm Beach suits
until you make sure the grounding took
IA peek around Spring is not yet.
] Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Keckstein are the
happy parents of little daughter born
last Saturday.
! Miss Rose Meyer from Candy, Mimi,
lis making a visit at the. home Of her
,Esister, Mrs. VIM. Arndt
The Hofmeistet's orchestra furnished
music for public dance given in the
village Of Nicollet Saturday evening.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Hauer are the
parents Of baby boy born one day
last week.
/ Otto Ring arrived Monday, having
been mustered out OF the service recent
Ily. He returned to America on the
ship '.Zeelandia''
] Mrs JOS Sontag has returned to her
home in Essig after being patient at
one of the local hospitals for several
weeks.
| The Misses Mayme and Therese Bigot
from Valley City, North Dakota, visited
at their home in this city several days
last week
/ The relatives Of Reinhart F. G. Weber
of Sanborn are pleased to know that he
lhas returned to duty, although he was
previously reported to have been killed
Fin action.
f Capt. Max Sebald who is stationed
Fat Fort Mckay, Philippine Islands,
recently informed his family here that
Ihe expects to be in the states in the near
future. He has been in the service for
many years.
Arthur Haugen has returned to his
home near Hanska on Through. He
recently returned from overseas duty.
On July he was wounded by piece
|shrapnel in his right arm and after his
|furlough he will return to be treated in an
iarmy hospital.
/ Miss Anna Mueller entertained a
group Of friends at dinner party satur-
day, the occasion being her birthday
an aiversary. Miss Hattie Engelbert
5 from St. Paul was among the guests.
She returned home again on Monday