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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-20
We PROSPECH LEPSi TRAk-
chi DOPRAVY.
Radni vybor bude vysetrovat
pomSry ma liniich Broadway,
kinsman a Woodland.

TrakGni radni vybor pOdnik-
ne tomto tydnu vyzkumne il
zdy ma linifch Broadway, Kin
sman a Woodland, aby pfesved
Gil Sc, jak dalece dotcene do
pravni pom6ry verejnosti vyho
vuii. Ma radnici dochazeji totiz
stale stiznosti, re trakCnf Ia do
prava nen1 dokonala. Pc Zarl-
Zenl pTiCni linie ma vych. 80.
ul., zvlaSt6 broadwaysk6 linii
pasazcrG stale pfibyva, takze
linie ia potrebovala by k do
prav6 vice kar. Podobn6 je ma
Kinsman a Woodland linifch,
kde rovn6z pasazerH pfibylo,
zvlast6 V tax zvanych pilnych
hOdinach. Radnf vybor zmin6-
ne trakcnf nedostatky tudiz ur-
cite Ziisti, ably nalez svGj V pom
d6lni schIZi cel6 rady ma pre-
tres uvedl a panujici trakcni
nedostatky brzy odstranil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-20
fWSSl It'll 'WSS
MAYOROVI JEST LIP.

Zdravotnf stav mayora Da-
wise, 4167 vych. 81 ul., vcera
ponekud Sc zlepsil. Horecka Sc
zmirnila 0 diva stupne a osetru
iici jej lekar DR.. Mcfarland o
cekava, ze k obavanemu zane
tn Pile snad nedoide. Mayor tr
III zan6tem prIduSek, kterouz-
to chorobu utrp6l ma vlaku "
Sobotu, kdyz 2 Columbus domH
Sc vracel. L6kaf naridil mu o.
patrnost, ably jeho nachlazenf
nem6'o horst nasledky. Pakli
stav jeho Sc nezhorSi, pacient
bude asi tyden k lGzku upou-
tan. Mayor Davis prodleval V
n%tek V Cincinnati a V sobotu V
Columbus a Toledo, kde vyied
naval ohledn6 sv6 kandidatu-
ry hOdnosti guvern6ra.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-20
STAL Sc RIDITELEM LAKE
SIDE NEMOCNICE.
Byvaly dem. kandidat hodnosti
maycra, DIR. r. II. Bishop " no.
vem povolani.

DR.. R. H. Bishop jr., ienz
byl demokratickym kandida-
tenn hodnosti mayora "a listo-
padovych voleb, imenovan byl
vcera fiditelem proslul6 zdejsi
Lakeside nemocnice, stav sc
tax nastupcem Ora. Warnera,
Jenz resignoval. DR.. Bishop pG
sobil V Lakeside liz pred ctyT-
mi lety, kdy byl clenem stabu
Ora. Crilea, svetoznameho chi
rurga a soucasn6 tajemnikem
nemocnicnich ddv6rnikG. Vypo
mocnym reditelem V Lakeside
ustanoven DIR. A. B. Denison.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-20
TWSST TWC CST TWCcT
SNEHOVE PREHANKY.

Vadni prorok pov6trnostni
slibuje dneSku dalSi snehov6
pfehanky a siln6iSi mraz. Wee
ra byly A stupn6 mad nuIou, lee
V n6kolika dnech lie ocekavat
radikalni otepleni, kter6 snad
/ sn6hov6 spousty roztaje. Bu-
de- tani nahle, zaplava z ro-
ku 1913 mG5e ae Il mas opako-
vat a pol. naGelnik jiz nyni va
rule pred podobnou moanostf.
zvlast6 pfistavni zam6stnance
a obyvatele 2 ficnich Min.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-20
OSUD JANA PLATZkYHO
BUDE DNES ROZHODNUT.
Dude die vseho poslan do kaZ-
nice pro vrazdu stupne
druheho.

Hlavni vyslech V procesu S
Janem Platzkym, jenz zastfe-
Ill m6stskeho straznika r. Shel
tona, skoncovan byl vcera a
dnes bude 0 osudu obzalovane
no pOrota uvazovat. Okresni
zalObce naleha ma porotu, ably
PlatZkyho ods0udila do elektri
ckGho kfesla, pon6vadz She,to
ma pry zavrazdil V rozmyslu.
Ma mladi obvin6neho netreba
pry brati ohled. 21lety Platzky
je "prezralym mladikem". kite
ry ozenil Sc V nepinoletosti q
zakonnou zenu svoji opustil, a.
by S jinou zenstinou udrzoval
ddvdrn6 styky.Platzkyho karie
ra Jest vdbec radou nepfistoj-
nosti, pfestupktt a zIocinG a ma
jeho prGm6rn6 mladi neradno
Sc tudlz ohlizet. Primal Sc vGCi
pOlicii, re Sheltona stfelil Gmy-
sine, nejakou nahodu Sc tudiz
nejednalo.
Obhajce naproti tomu Gmy-
slnou vrazdu rozhodn6 popira,
llteryzto Gmysl media Sc pry
vubec dokazati. Obhajce neza
da sprostenf vsi why jeho chra
n6nce, chce vsak, ably zaloba
bvla zmfrnena ma vrazdu stup
ne druh6ho, cimz procesovany
svdi zloGin We statni kaznici by
odpykal a niko.i V kfesle elek-
trickGm.
Mysli Sc, re porota obhaio-
be ohledn6 zmirn6ni zaloby wv
howl a svui rozsudek iiz Ultra
pfinese.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-20
WSSl TWSSl WIS.,
ZE SCHUZE MISTNiHO SVA.
ZU SVOBODOMYSLNYCH

konan6 V Cesk6 Mar. SIM ma
Broadway.
SchdZi zahajil pfedseda p.
MaXa. Ct6ny dopisy cd rdz-
nych fadu. lozi, sbora a klu-
BIZ byly prijaty o n6kterych
bylo nutno jednat. VetSina svo-
bodomyslrych spolkH 81 zvoli-
IA sve zastupce do Svazu, ale
male procento jich bylo schG-
re pTitomno. Bylo dano taiem-
"iku ma v6domi. ably uvefeinil
'9'ena East. loHi Ci spolkh. kteri
pfitomni byli, by p. pfedsedov6
mohli upoZornit svG zastupce,
aka Jest povinnost lozi a spoil
XII vuGi Svazu Svob. Zaroven
usneseno, aby Sc svolali vSich-
nj pfedsedov6 Tadd a spolkI
@alozenych ma Vo'n6 mvSlence
do mimofadn6 sch6ze, kde by
50 usneslo, i&kym zpGsobem
treba pracovat ma poll volne
mvSlcnkv V Cleveland6. VZato|
NJ v6domi, ae liz Jest neivvSSi
cas- n6cO, podniknouti. Osada
tax silna a proslula svymi ci-
nv zapomina ma povinnost tuI
h avnf. Lide svobodomvsnV,
kde isl? Ne2apomenme. ze do
hre isme 81 dovedli vymoci ma
81 pfani, dostat do naSeho me-
ia naSn Hlavni Uradovnv sill
"Vch t6les, zalozenVch ma "a
kladech svobodomvsInosti. A
no. dosahli isme toho, ale opo-I
nniname. ze co vSe p'atn6, pak-
Ii titul Cleveland nese, kdvzI
onroti druhVm m6stlm slab
Sim, stale spime.
Nasleduiici zasturci byliI
nritomni:
Rad Sion {. 10, C.S.PS..
"ad Pravdoroil els. 131: Rad
'vatonluk Czech {. I. CPS:
1oae Probr7eni TaboritG cislo
90, J T.: Rad Cesti bratri els.
7h3. C.S.P.S.: Dram. Sbor. Tvl:
"bor Anna Shzavska els. 81:
oae Prokon VolkV IO.O.F.:
Shor Renata TvrSova Sokol
Tavlicek: StFpleckV klub Slap
"icka. Jest zadoucno. abv SO
"Sichni ostatnf 7aatupci dosta-
viii do priSti schGze, tax abv
co mohl udat rTiiero nTisr9vkH
ID rIznVch Tad6. Sborv. Lozn.
Hadv. Kuhv 4 pod. kteTi ieSte
"nZvolilv 2astupce do Svazu.
hled'te tax rGinit q neostavei-
20 ro7'du. Ku rTedn volnou
"'vs'enkou. s bratrskVm po-
zdravem
"a vVkonny vybor M.S.S.S.
Jos. Czech, tai.
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TWSSI TWSSl VTcc1
z VYROCNf SCHUZE CES
MAR. SDRUZENf.

Ia vcerejSi schGze mistnf cd
becky Ceskoslovenskeho Ma
rodniho Sdruzeni vyfizeny OBJ
vykle vo,by ufednictva a zvo-
lenymi jsou nasleduiici: p. Ka-
rel Bernreiter, pfedsedou, pa
nj Marie Zemanova, mistopred
sedkyni, p. JOS. MaSek taiem-
nlkem, pani M. Van6GkOva IL
cetnici a pan M. Zeman po-
kladnikem. Zvolen dale vybor
vykonny a vyrfzenv line "a
lezitosti, o nichz oficielni zpra
WI pfineseme pozd6ji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-20
IWSSTWSSFWSSl
KRAJAN CHCE BYTI SOUD-
MIN PROBATNfM UREDNf.
KEN.

Robert Christian, probatni
ufednik Il municipalniho SOU
du, podal svou resignaci a v pa
tex municipalni soudcove mu
81 jmenovati jeho nastupce. Az
dosud uchazeif Sc diva cekanci
hodnost soudniho probatni-
no ufednika. Jednim Jest pan
Vaclav Metlicka, krejci z cisla
All Jewett Ave. a druhym
Ital Petr Filoco, do nedavna
pTiruCi Christianilv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-20


cmnfk
a Inc AID
BARTUNEK
DOSVEDCENf UCTUJCHO
nzepsanf MSek Smelly
a
n e.
, CHARLES J. NEZERA, MAsEK, Smelly
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-20

Jelikoz Sc dozvedel prave z
Prahy prijety tenorista Jan
Prochazka, Glen vinohradske
cpery, re v Clevelandu jest
mnoho bratrG SlovakI, vybral
pro sve prvni vystoupeni dne
/. unora " Sokole Cleveland
slovacke pisne, ktere jsou, "
Praze velmi oblibene.
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hOdnOStl guVernGra
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-20
DRAHOTA CUkRU.
Kdo zavinil dneSni nesporada.
ne pomsry.

V nGmz vypocitava, re cukerni
ket'asov6 oloupili americky lid
IA poslednich n6kolik mesicG
pfi neimensim o S940,000.000
n dodava, re takovych v6ci by
10 vice V otazce potravinov6,
ktera znamenala po dobu valeC
nych let pro americky lid zdra
zenf aspon 0 10 milliard. Stej-
ny smysl ma prohlaseni, kter6
uCinil George Zabieski. pred
nosta cukernf ekvalisaCni rady
ienz poukazuje ma to, re jeho
rada jest bez prava, aby sm6la
vyvoz zakazati a bez pravomo
ci mad ket'asy a vydTiduchy.
Ten opakuje obvin6ni, liz dTi-
We n6kolikrate pronesene, re V
srpnu m. +. mohla americka
vlada zakOupiti celou sklizen
kubanskeho cukru, obnaSeiici
Gtyfi milliony tun, "a pill Sc
dina centu libru. President
v$ak ma odporuceni svych rad
CT odeprel svoleni a tax kou-
pc seslo. Zabrieske pc diva ty-
dny marn6 nalehal ma presiden
ia. ably svolil. az konecn6 Ku-
banci sami nabidku odvolali.
Pravi primo. ze vinu toho ne
nese preident, ktery mel iinych
starOsti pc kirk, ale diva lide 2
ieho okoli, kteTi "si v6ci leh-
k0mysln6 pohrAvali, chlubili Sc
vyhrozova'i, d6lali prGtahy a
sc nafukovali',' az celeho OBJ
chodu seSlo. Jsou to neivySSi
navladni Palmer potravino-
w administrator Arthur Will
ans. Tenn nalezi hlavni zaslu-
ha "a to, ze name dnes We Sp.
Statech cukr po 25 centech IL
bru a jak pravi McCann, jsou
to neikompromitovan6iSi lid6
po celG zemi. Pravi, re fabric
ske predpovida, re ceny cukru
klesnou ma normal, az sc VIA
da VIDA kontroly, nebot' kon-
trola tato narodu vice SkodfI
nez prospiva. Dnes musime tr-
p6ti pod touto nejhorSi orgii
ket'as6, jakou kdy zem6 naSe
snaSela.
Zabrieske vys,ovil Sc k Mel
CannOvi: "Cukerni situace "a
pletena je politikou a elm drive
il pusti rukou politikafi, tim
lepe pro mas. NejvySSi navlad-
nj Palmer t6zce chybil, kdyz
dovolil, ably Sc V Louisiana sta
novila cena cukru We velkem
ma II centu. Ia wee dodala ku
banskym pestitelGm cukru Od
vahy, ably 81 postavili hlavu.
Kdyz vidi, ze mohou americti
p6stitele dostati sedmnact CEN
til, uznavaii, re je to docela
spravne, aby take oni dostali
podil ma kofisti, ktera Sc W.
Dire 2 americk6ho lidu nasled-
KEN chyby. liz spachal statni
navladni. Kdyby bylo byvaIo
cukerni ekvalizaGni rad6 dovo
leno jednati die sveho, byla by
provedla koupi ma Kube a dnes
moh miti americky lid rukou
neivetSi urodu cukru, iaka Sc
kdv udala ma Kube, "a $est a !
p6l centu libru."
Mnoh6 casopisy souhlasily 81
min6nim drive proievovanym,
ao nedostatek cukru V zemi ne
ri 2avinen ohromnym vyvozem
do Evropy, ale neobyCeinou
spOtfebou zemi. Svadelo Sc
TO ma prohibici, aGkoli jest to
2alist6 vz&cnym zievem vid6tiI
cloveka, ktery drive pill pivo a
dnes 81 pochutnava ma 'imona-
de. Take Sc to svad6lo ma Wy,
sok6 mZdy, nebot' lide. kteri
mnoho vyd6laii, promlsaii to VI
kondach. Ale new-vorsky Anne
rican vvvraci povesti ty jako
bezpodstatne a opira Sc ci-
"lice, vydane Gfadovnou
New Ulm review., 1920-09-15

We are told the body will be brought
to Sleepy Eye for burial. Friday.
A brief sketch of his life was told
us as follows: He was born in Germany
and came to the United States when
13 years of age. He settled near
Sleepy Eye many years ago. Was
united in marriage to Anna Orth1 about
80 years ago, who with two sons and
five daughters survive him, namely:
Mrs. Vim. Essig of Fosston, Mrs.
Arthur Kunz of New Ulm; Mrs. Arthur
Olson Of Oklahoma; Fred Of Home and
tArthur, Elsie at their home in Fosston.
One sister and two brothers are. living.
Mrs: Theodore Kobarschs.'of New
Ulm; Herman Of Home and Fred of
North Dakota.
William Watschke was 81 years of
age and. his. death is deplored by all
his old friends and neighbors and in
fact all who have known him. He
was a splendid citizen. Sleepy Eye
Herdld-Dispatch.
MRS: SILVER HAGE.
Mrs. ssiaer Hagc, nee Ingri sereum.
gard, mother OF Emil G. Hage of this
city passed away at the state hospital
at st. Peter, Sunday, September s.
aged nearly 70years. Bright's disease
with which she had been afflicted fol
some time, aggravated by the. gil
ments usually attendant upon old age
wasthe cause of her demise.
Deceased was native of Leslie
Norway where she was born November
23, 1850, and came to America with
her parents in 1868. The family
located on a farm in Lake Hanska
township shortly after arriving in tliis
country, later removing to the town q
Linden. For the past 80 years, OF
thereab bouts, she was a patient IT the
St. Peter hospital.
She was married in 1878 to heT SIT
viving husband, aside from whoa. She
leaves one daughter and three ssns,tc
mourn her death. The childreIyare g;
Mrs. j. A. Helling, and George S. lIage,
Madelia; Emil G. Hage, New <Ulrn
and Sigurd Hage, Seattle, Wash. She
is also survived by II grandchildren
and three brothers, the latter being
Ole, Silver and John Serumga:d o1
Devils Lake, N. D. Is
Funeral services were Nconduct edat
the George S. Hage home in Madelia
New Ulm review., 1920-09-15

seven brothers and three sisters, as
follows: John, Jacob, William and
Fred Wenger, Sleepy Eye; Henry
Wenger, lie Sueur; Albert, residing in
Northern Minnesota; Reuben in Mas
sachusetts; Mrs. William Marti, New
Ulm; Mrs. George Marti and Miss
Anna Wenger, Sleepy Eye. Her
mother passed away last June.
The funeral was held last Wednesday
afternoon at 1880 o'clock from the
late home at Sleepy Eye and at 2:30
from the Evangelical church there.
In the absence of the pastor, Rev.
Werner, Rev. Walker oficiated. The
remains were laid to rest in the Home
cemetery.
WILLIAM WATSCHKE.
Just as we go to press word was
received Of the death of William
Watschke, at Fosston, this state, where
he and family went five years ago.
No information was received as to
what was the cause of his death. De-
ceased was brother of Herman
Watschke of Home, and was a most
splendid citizen, neighbor and father.
New Ulm review., 1920-09-15

summoned to the Sellner home and
carefully dressed the injured foot.
Anticipating danger from tetanus, an
anti-toxin serum was administered
and the young man seemed to be i'm
proving nicely, until Tuesday morning,
when another examination developed
that gas gangrene, a condition rarely
met with in such cases, had set in and
that the lower part of the limb up to
the knee had become infected. This
necessitated immediate amputation to
prevent the gangrenous, poison spread
ing to other parts of the body through
the blood.
An Ex-Service Man. 81;
The injured young man was in the
service of his country for 10 months
during the World war. He was
stationed at Fort Mcpherson, &c orgia,
where he had to undergo an operation
for hernia, which disabled him for
service overseas. He was employed
on his brother-in-law's farm at the
time Of the accident. The sympathy
of a large number of friends and ac-
quaintances goes out to him in his
affliction.
A Similar Case.
Recently Lena, the little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Cert. Fecher, residing
near Comfrey, was brought to New
Ulm. for medical treatment, suffering
from the effects of serious compound
fracture Of, one of her arms Gas
gangrene had developed and in spite
of heroic efforts on the part Of the
attending physicians, the little girls
life could not be saved. Gas gangrene
shuts off the blood circulation and
enters the muscles of the body, deaden-
ing the members affected and causing
putrefaction to set in. While it rarely
develops here, many wounded soldiers
in the trenches in France succumbed
to this malady, even though they re-
ceived medical attention soon after
being injured.
New Ulm review., 1920-09-15
OBITUARY
MRS. FRED HAUERT. .


Mrs. Fred Hauert, nee Elz abeth
Wenger, sister cf Mrs. William Mart
of this city, passed away suddenly
Monday afternoon of last week, at the
farm home south Of Sleepy Eye, where
Mr.. Hauert was employed by Ed: F.
Berkner. She took i'll a week ago last
Wednesday, but up to that time had
enjoyed robust health.
Deceased was born in the town Of
Home, February II, 1872, and on
February 6, 1896, was united in mar
riage to her surviving husband. For
several years. following their marriage,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hauert resided in New
tllm, whereupon the family removed
to Sleepy Eye, which has since been
their home.
Aside from her grief-stricken husband,
she leaves four children to mourn the
loss of a loving and devoted mother,
one son having died in infancy. The
surviving children are: Alma, Otto,
Erna and .Leona. She also leaves
New Ulm review., 1920-09-15

Meanwhile, little Mary Westphal
was living with her parents on a farm
in n Milford, having come here in 1857
at the sge Of six. She was, therefore,
eleven years of age at the time Of the
Indian outbreak and remembers we'll
the exciting incidents of that terrible
time. Seven years later she and John
Schapekahm were married and have
enjoyed more than fifty years of happy
married life together. 1t was their, in
tention to celebrate their golden wedd-
ing anniversary year ago with a great
reception for all their friends, and their
children were coming to make the
occasion complete, but Mrs. Schape-
kahn suffered from a nervous break
down that made it impossible for her
to undergo the excitement of the
preparations, and the celebration was,
therefore, made very quiet affair.
Last winter the children insisted that
their parents spend the winter with
them and they found themselves so
comfortable. and free from worry that
they decided to sell their home here
and remove to Milwaukee permanent
ly. 7;
Saturday evening the ladies CT the
Turner Frauenverein entertained at a
small informal gathering for Mrs.
Schapekahm. Mrs. M. Anding, who
leaves for Rochester, was also guest
of honor. at the same gathering The
evening was spent in quietly visiting,
lunch was served and a few OF the
old Turner songs and games for varia-
ton passed an evening pleasant,
although tinged with the sadness of
farewells among old friends.
New Ulm review., 1920-09-15
RECEPTION FOR MR.. SITZ.


Herbert Sitz, the new principal of
St.. Paul's Ev-Lutheran parochia]
school here, was guest of honor at a
reception at the school house, last
Tuesday evening. Rev. G. J. Albrecht,
pastor of the local congregation, de-
livered fitting address, while Teacher
William Blauert read brief history of
the school. The church choir rendered
number of pleasing vocal selections
and the evening was enjoyed by all
those present. Following the pro-
gram, entertainments and social con-
versation took place and ice cream and
cookies were served by the me enbers
of the choir.
New Ulm review., 1920-09-15
LOSES LIMB IN
GUN ACCIDENT Y
OTTO KRETSCH, YOUNG MAN
OF sICEL, is CRIPPLED
=
FOR LIFE. -.
GAS GANGRENE IMPLICATES
INJURY THAT RESULTS
IN NAMPUTATION.

Otto Kretsch, "a years old, son O
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kretsch of tht
town of Sigel, is minus his left limb as
the result of deplorrable shooting
accident, which occurred at the farm
home of his brother-in-law, Herbert
Sellner, in that township, a week age
last Sunday, at $50 o'clock in the
morning. Gas gangrene set in the day
following the accident and the attend
ing physicians found it necessary tC
remove the patient to the Loretto
Hospital here, where amputation of
the limb, short distance above the
knee, had to be resorted to to save
the young mans life.
- Was Cleanin Shotgun.
Mr.. Sellner was seated on a lounge
in the sitting room of his farm home,
cleaning a repeating shotgun, which
was the property of the injured young
man. Near him, his little 14-month-
old son was playing on the floor, while
Mrs. Sellner was standing but a few
feet away. Otto had cautioned his
brother-in-law to be careful with the
gun and had gone into the kitchen to
wash himself. ..-..
Accidentally Discharged.
While he was taking water out of a
pail with dipper at the sink, Otto
heard the report of the weapon and
Immediately thereafter felt a pain in
his left foot. Mr.. Sellner had finished
cleaning the gun and had inserted a
shell, whereupon he had accidentally
dropped it, which caused the discharge
1t all happened SO. quickly that it was
hard for those present to comprehend
the dire results of the catastrophe.
Barely Missed Baby.
The charge frCm the shotgun passed
within half foot CT the Sellner baby,
as it sat on the floor, and within few
feet Of Mrs. Sellner. The door lead
ing from the dining room to the kitchen
was open and Mr.. Kretsch was in
direct. line of the charge, a distance Of
about 20 feet from his brother-n-law
Fortunately the charge did not scatter
at that distance, or the young man
would no doubt have been fatallysin-
jured, as about so leaden pellets
pierced his shoe and stocking and
entered his foot, lodging in the ankle
and Immediately around it. A large
hole was torn in his stocking by the
shot, which literally riddled his shoe
NAM Complications Set In.
N Local physicians. were hurriedly
New Ulm review., 1920-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. John Schapkeahm,
who have been residents of New Ulm
for more than half a century, left here
yesterday for Milwaukee, where they
plan to spend their remaining days
among their children. Mrs. Schape-
kahn is nearly seventy years Of age
and Mr.. Schapekahm has, already
passed eighty and with their children
all located SO far away it seemed best
for them to go there to make their
home where they might have the loving
ministrations OF those nearest and
dearest to them as they make the
journey down the western slopes of
life.
1t is quite wrench for these worthy
people to tear themselves away from
the associations of lifetime, to bid
goodbye to all the friends of their
youth, to gaze with lingering sight
upon the familiar scenes of childhood, j,
their married life and their approach
Ing age, ana 1t was almost as hard Tor
their old friends to see them go, but it
seemed best considering that Mr..
Schapekahm was becoming very feeble
and that his wife's health is no longer
Of the best.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Schapekahm
were born in Germany and came to
America when very young. The former
was twelve years old when he crossed
the ocean and the latter was only
three. The young lad learned the
blacksmith trade when he lived in
Cincinnati, after his arrival in America.
Later he came to West Newton town
ship and to New Ulm in 1861
New Ulm review., 1920-09-15
Joseph Fiemever. was aqreeahlus,

Joseph Fiemeyer was agreeably sur
prised by quite a number of relatives
and friends, Saturday evening, the
occasion being the birthday anniver-
sary. Among the out-of-town guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. G. Moser
and son, Paul, of Lafayette, Ind. IN IS.
Edward Landwer, Parkbeg, sask.,
Canada, and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Schwartz and family of New Rich
mond, Wis.
New Ulm review., 1920-09-15
FORESTERS ELECT.


At the annual meeting Of St. John
Court, C. O. F., held at the Catholic
school house, Thursday evening, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Chief Ranger, A.. S.
Dom; Vice Chief Ranger, Theodore
Manderfeld; recording secretary, Alex.
L. Henle; financial secretary, A. A.
Manderfeld; treasurer, DR.. J. P. Graf
trustee for three years, Emil Hacker;
speaker, William Lieb.t Chief Ranger
Dorm was chosen to.represent St. John
Court at the state convention of the
Catholic Order of Foresters to be held
at St. Paul in June, next year. @
The Misses Eleanore and Alpha
Schreyer, accompanied by their brother
Edwin, and George Guldan and Dick
Scherpenberg, autoed to Mankato
one day last week. Enroute home
they visited Rapidan dam and enjoyed
their lunch at that beautiful place.
Ernest E. Dittbenner and family OF
Morgan were New Ulm callers, yester-
day. The Review acknowledges a
pleasant call.
New Ulm review., 1920-09-15
EZ2A1NH .IILAIO.
VZzE UNIVERSAL sJSfCI4L d77R4CI1ES
wTzE RA2LZE k2EAhERN

Frank Mayo, who stars with Kath-
ryn Adams in ''The Brute Breaker" !,
Coming to the Grand Theatre on
Sunday, staged the fight which is a
climax of the picture in the setting of
a north woods forest fire. "The
Brute Breaker is a Universal prcduc-
tion,, directed by Lynn Reynolds.
New Ulm review., 1920-09-15

|5last Wednesday afternoon at two
O'Clock, Rev. J. D.. Gibbs officiating
The remains we're laid to rest in the
Riverside cemetery at Madelia. Mr..
Eand Mrs. Emil G. Hage and Mrs.
ECarl 1. Stone. of this city attended the
Hast sad rites.
New Ulm review., 1920-09-15

/ Read the advertisements in the
Review today.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
Peggy"

Come you Sopranos tenors altos and bassos-there
part for each of you sing the wonderful melody of
Peggy! Come you dancers and azzers, there's
step-lively rhythm in this Peggy" melody that will
make you dance and dance and dance It's SOME song
and SOME dance-and SOME hit Get it today
New-York tribune., 1920-03-21

Oh T. may be the smallest title song ever had but it's
the biggest hit the song world has produced in many
moon For singing, there charm in its happy melody
that is irresistible. For dancing, there's swing its
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