New Ulm review., 1922-10-04
SEIFER RTS Lea /
FOR / TRIP | ABROAD
DR.. AND MRS. o.. j. SE1FERT
NOW ON THEIR WAY
TO EUROPE.
WILL SPEND SIX MONTHS IN
HOSPITAL STUDY AT
LARGE CENTERs.

ia" for six months trip to France,
Germany, Italy, Switzerland and Bel
GUM, with possible other countries to
be visited before their return but about
which they have not fully decided as
yet. The object of the trip is to give
the Doctor an opportunity to take up
special subjects at some of the noted
foreign universities, and Mrs. Seifert
accompanies him for the pleasure Of
the trip. They left last Wednesday
for New. York city from which port
the "Aquitania" was booked to leave
yesterday. B
To France First,
The boat will take them to Cher
bourg, France, and from there they
will proceed to Paris where the Doctor
will settle down for weeks attendance
at clinics while Mrs. Seifert finds out
what she can of the gay French capital
They mad planned to visit Northern
France following their stay in Paris
but that plan has been changed and
they will go direct to Vienna where the
Doctor will enter the largest hospital
in the world, the .Allgemeine Kranken-
haus." They will be settled there for
three or four months which will be
devoted to study. .S..
From Vienna they will go to Berlin,
Germany, for further study. While in
Germany DR.. Seifert expects to look
up one of the German soldiers whom he
cared for in his hospital service while
in France. This young man is the
son Of a member Of the Reichstag and
Dr.. Seifert intends to give some at
tention to the governmental situation
of Germany. Besides doing hospital
research in Berlin, they will also spend
some time in Leipsic and Munich at
other famous dispensaries. Leipsic
is one of the greatest centers for hospit-
al work in Germany. Several weeks
time will be spent there.
Pleasure Trip.
After three months of intensive work
in the hospitals, the Doctor and Mrs.
Seifert will take little holiday. From
Munich they will GO to Berne, Switzer-
land, and thence to Italy. They plan
to visit Turin, Rome and Naples,
taking the western side of the country
first and then crossing the peninsula
to Florence, Venice and Milan. Then
back to Southern France, where stops
will be made at Marseilles and an ex-
cursion to Monte Carlo. At some
time during their trip they plan to visit
Bohemia where they will look up the
birthplace of the Doctors forefathers.
From Southern France they will pro
ceed to the northern part Of the country
and will make tour of the country
that comprised the battlefelds Of the
World War, particularly the parts Of
the country that the Doctor covered
with his hospital train when he was in
the service. .s5 5s..
Z From France to Belgium will be the
next step of the journey and Brussels
will be the chief point Of interest in
their stay in that country. It's pos
sible that they may come home direct
from Belgium, their movements de
pending upon circumstances at the
time. If the months have not gone
by too fast they may make tour ot
the British Isles. At any rate they
will not be home until spring. The
good wishes, as well as the envy, oi
their many friends who would like to
have such trip before them, 60 with
the Doctor and Mrs.. Seifert, and d
warm welcome will wait them on theil
return. assa
Ed. Kunze, New Ulm's well-knoW7n
tailor who has conducted his tailoring
estab ablishment on Minnesota street fol
many years, but who has found it con.
siderable Of a burden ever since tht
accident he sustained few years
ago; recently disposed Of his business
to John Hausler of Chicago who has
already arrived and will make his
home here. His family is expected
here this week. Mr.. Hausler is an
nouncing his business to Review readers
this week elsewhere in this issue. He
will carry on not only tailoring but
pressing, cleaning and dry cleaning as
well. Mr. Kunze may remain with
Mr.. Hausler for the time being.
County Attorney W. T. Ecksteir
left for the Cities Monday morning Il
attend to business connected with hi.
Office. Tuesday he argued cas-;
in which the County Of Brown i
interested. The controversy arises in IA,
matter Of the construction Of Count,
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