New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-08-27

IcSlQcitS III tiic IcSiucuGtols NlSCIlCGsOuSGu c
line Of the. parade could be prevailed
upon to secure suitable decorations
also. If this could be done, the general
effect would be simply Overwhelming.
What socialism has to do with Welcom-
ing home Of the World War veterans is
not quite clear to many Of those who
listened to Secretary Of State julius
Schmahl. The speaker evidently is
not we'll posted or else he would know
that it is socialism which has always
fought imperialism, militarism, Kaiser
ism, Czarism and autocracy in every
form.
Schnahls admonition to the boys
to "vote right found a hearty response,
because they all felt the necessity to
vote against the profteers and the auto
Gratis. Perhaps that is not what the
speaker meant. He may have the
political bee buzzing in his bonnet and
his remarks may have beena bid for the
soldier vote for himself. # 50. he is
doomed to a serious disapp ointment.
Math. Siebenbrunner was certainly
T in his element. He swung that cradle
as tho he had never done aything else
in his lifetime.
The prairie schooner designed by
Otto Hartmann and carried out by
Henry Manderfeld formed a unique
feature Of the parade. Everything was
in evidence to remind person Of the
early days.
New Ulm'sa citizens can always be
depended upon to respond when the
is. o. S. signal is displayed. When it
became necessary in the eleventh hour
to stage some floats for the parade,
there were enough willing hands to help
Forster's Liberty Girls, the Bee Hives Co
lonial Girls, the K.C. hut furnished by the
st. Patrick Council, the Salvation Army
float furnished by the Eagle Roller Mill
Co, the Jazz Band furnished by Frenzel
Bros, the PIONEER float arranged by the
New Ulm Publishing Co., the Indian
float designed and carried out by G.. A.
|Stolz and the Sorghum press Of early
1 Il owe, ,,,.oy,o ;1,Jyt
| showed that the participants were actu-
ated by altruistic motives.
The celebration showed that the party
who has consistently blackened the fail
name Of New Ulm is still on the Job
It was left to the Brown County journal
to make a mountain out Of the insig-
niicant incident about the allied flags.
P. Liesch is evidently not aware of the
fact that all true and loyal American
citizens are satisfied with the "Stars and
Stripes and need no other flag. Our
contempo has been very busy for
the past few years wrapping himself
in sOld Glory. He may have found
out that the flag Of our country is not
sufficient to cover his portly form, and
for that reason finds it necessary to re-
QUESTION the flags Of other nations.
Many people still wonder how Schmahl
could accept an invitation to speak in
a city which he had previously charac-
terized as the only black spot in the
State Of Minnesota. Z
Il. may not be generally known that
sChas. Stuebe, Sr, is responsible for the
beautiful weather on Wednesday. When
it looked so very much like rain ia the
morning, he HE'D himself home ward az d
pleaded with Jupiter Pluviius to. keen
off the rain for this day at least, pror1is-
ing him that no one would find fault
with him even he should let it rain for
two days in succession after the cele-
5bratlon was over And To-, and behold
after he got outside, there was a rift in
the clouds and soon they had all disappear
ed. 8.
The movement started BY Mrs. IS.
q. Krook to secure autographs Of the
old pioneers. and have them displayed
IN Pioneer Lodge met with hearty
response. The. idea appeals and ii IS
hoped that the work will not be dropped.
II
Some one who heard julius schmahl,
says that he is historically off when he
referred TO the cause that led to, the
Indian Massacre Our informant saws
that Judge Young made an inv,estiga-
ton at the time upon orders from Wash
Hlngton and he found and ostated that the
Indians had been nisused and cheated
by the governments agents, that they
We're on the point Of starvation and
therefore easily persuaded BY some 81
n