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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-02

bradte $50 Quarts bonbierten 8Dis-
feDs, SO Quarts gemiidter 2ifore u.
5tpei nn5en &&oftain gum 8orld)ein.
Gin Durdiudungsbefebl mar nod
Donneritagobeno, nahoem eriidilid}
getporoen, baB bonn Sdiff sdnaps
nod benz l1fer gebrodt niirOe, er-
Iangtt noroen. Shiffsfapitan anid-
mann lei1fete oen Beamter1 8iberz
ltnno unb mnBte in 5elieIn gelegt
lperoen. @egen ibn, oDie ben brit
ten Sngeniieur Nemeling nno ben
8ootsmant 8atterion nuroe cine al1f
gerIebnag oes Nnrfotifn @efetes
.lauteroe MnfIoge erDoben. Sic be-
finoen iih Bis auf neiteres gegen
$500 gnrgidnft auf freieu Sui.
Die 8eidIngnabme oes Darnpfers
erfoIgte unter ben 8eitimmrlrgen
{oes 8robibitionsgeiebes Sic iiber oos
.5hidial ser BEL 8eforberung berau-
ibenoer getrdrfe betroffenen Sdiffe
bnn6eln.
gg miro bebouptet, DoB Sic DO
idiner1 bes 9beribleiipn" bon benz be-
riibnt gerporoenen l~tnterieebot
.gentidlan0HN beritamn1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-02
Mmerifaner ioleu bIeiben.

Naris, "a. DIT Miniiterpfdii-
bent Boineare empfing am Counting
I'M Mnlsndrtigen 4mt in garis ben
ameriifaniiden gotidafter 90. 3 Ser
rid uuo erfudte i'm, benz 5taatsbe-
partemert III @oibington at empfeb.
len, oaB bic alrterifaniiden geias-
u~ngstruppen i'm Gbeinlanb nidt 5u.
rndge5ogen toiirbeng tpie 6ies iest Die
Mblidt ser Ser. gtanten lit. So 1per-
lautet, ser Miniiterprdiioert babe oern
8otfhafter ii oteiem 3~uiammenba1g
mitgeteilt. 5ranfreid i,1nteritise ben
Blnn, oaB Sic Ser. staater fiir Die
Soften Ser geiobl1la aug oentfdJen
Gntfddoigungs. 3abluneen eriab er-
BieIten.
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neutrality-suspicious. I'M
ooutidben Rdbinett.

Berlin. 20. Oil n gerl11 Der=
larttet .reueltens, Geids 8irtidaiB-
miniiter Sc. 5dmiot l1no fem 5taots-
iefretar Dr. S. Grid, Der S9opfer
0es Grizzlies gegen Observation-Disclosures.
men, leien unmtsmiooe" bre Bldne|
neroerr bon Observation-Disclosures
@aDenltein befdunpft. Ser 8orien=
furier min geb0rt baben. @apen'iein.
orobe nit ieinem Gmidfrift, met1tl bic
Joroerung Ser so5ialoemofrafen
Durdgebe, Dab sic &ei6sbanf ibre
@eierpe our Gedung Der geplanten
neuen r@plonoten" our 8erfng11ng
iteae.
Negierang I'M 8anfen??
Sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. int Birt=
Eidafts Miniiteril1m merben IN Der
BreiIe often als erlte Nn5eiben 6es
Observation-Disclosures bes 4ubinefts
be5eubnet nno bie 8efnrdtnng aus
geiproben, BOB &nn5ler Birfbs
Gegierung bielleiM bod ni6t mebr
sbnlten tonne. Sn oieiem Sale gloabt
man, BOP sic nMrbeitsz@ emeinfiddaffft1
Ser biirgerliden Bartejen ans Ru0er
fommen, sic So5inloehofrnten IN Die
9ppoiition treten miirben; ais ct
maiger Nabfolger 8irtbs miro bon.
Geumer ger1a11t1t, Der DaS Bertraller
Ser SSaouiittriie-&reiie baben ioa.
Die Deutide golfspartei (5tinnes)
6ringt III Bic Gegierung, nere 5or=
oernngen Ser entente befreffs Sob
le-2ieferurg 11idf nadl5ugeben, 90 oies
sic @efabr elmer 9nbmlegnttg Ser
.oeutiden SSnouitrie nit id bringen
niir6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-02

49, NV ~ y e.pnu, ~
! go ~. Stp'eu1uI
80 psluupe = l1eens y
TV V lpnogs unI SleuI1s
eonh1g buIm geInn nao luai
|1e1HeI SasemDoel ~ el'l se'lsl m =. IL
|nem =, ~ p1tn1esMs s spIlI-
Fer Der Spl'1l1sDoroe 5tua1t5,g Sagrs,
o~eDa11pfete oas M11f peg Sa)1ilo1ltr'Ifs-
|1d)aR11e11fers pter1tao5iua11o1g SaDre
11ao na91f az allea Ai1ferneDitift1gen
ten, o1e oer gsollfaDrf 1ttD pea11 V =
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-02

beiprst. 8eim Grlaf bo1t
aontrafftten mar immerfprt iein stre-
ben, ben apntraH iolfen gietern st
iberlahen, Sic mud ieinem 11rteil 1n<
ter alien nmitanben bie niebrigiten
maren nnb ,pDn benen aqgemeine 3n-
~frieben4eit oeT 9eiammtbeD6lfernng
ermnrtet inerben fDnnte.
Sc 1T geiuif, bah e. id seittueilis
Jeinoidaft 51sesogen baben mug, aber
ais f1rdfloier 6ffentlider 8eamter
lief e. fid5 burd nidJts anberes 1eiten
alg barh geredtigfeitsiinn, 10 at
banoeln, ME er's fir bas Bette ieiner
&pnitit1erteu bielt, gleiia)biel ob eini-
ge ser nidt serfolgreidea Metenoeu
feline 9anblnng als bsrfebrt alfnah-
men pbep befriiteln tpiiroCn.
3meifelspbne Iiegf es I'M Sntere1e
aller glten 1tnb redtbenfeuoei1 Nab=
lea, oenen Die @oblfabrt biees 81
itrifts mgelegen 1T, Sic 9ienite BEG
6errn 2abr ffHar eiuen ueiteren Ser.
min beis1bebalten, ba e. b%ertrai,t nno
befan11t 1T NIT ben uirflid bethlehem
Sen 3uitdnben, baber e. f~OlseridJtig
gu gr6ferem ilub beIerem gDrteil bic
men fa11n, als Elm Mann Der 11e,t 1llrb
nidt bertra1t 1T nit Der Gage 11nb
ben G%rfprberniiien bieies 9iftriftg.
@ir erildlen Sic bemanfOlge siitigitt,
SIRE Gimme unb Siren gliten 8il-
len sem 9errn Qabr mn 8aaltage sll-
fomn1en 1,no g6Snneu at mrllen.
-9ag 8pmitee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-02
Sani1ieliefeif III Scr IN,
tcrifiibtaile - 1l1ii,
iiens1rctecs.

ssn Ser 53eit pom 1 Suli Bis
tpber oieies Sabres empffiing bic Gent
traI.ste4e Des gentrnl-gereins MIR
$884.5O fniir Meiiiions5pefe obgleif)
lite ia Don Der 8eneral-g eriann1lung
[oes Central eret11s Mnuftrngt TT bic
|@nben Ser Mitgliieber fiiir bieien 88fped
entgegen5unebmen Da5u forlmt oaoB
ein5elne Wobltater q bod rpie $$1OO
gabenl
Welhe Golgen cine berartiges anm
ieligfeit in5Der l1nterltlbung Der Nus
breitung oes gpangeliulns nah lid
55iebbt, benefit cine Stele aus bent
:ghreiben bes Ipoit. Wii1ionors p
Meinolpbns Suffer s. S. sc, Der
INTERN q. 5eptember {. S, aus Sing
lien Bel glinanfu ulelbet: sggsor eili=
gen gagen erbieH i6 Sbren nerten
Briei nit ben 5ipan5ig Doaars Gedf
beraIihen Cont fur 6ieielben. Set
Iiebr LANCER 3eit batte ih fem @eloz
|almoien mebr bon SSfbnen enrpffalgen.
SnfoIgeoelien muBte id Die &nabm=
|1dnle eingeben laiien. 5offentlid fann
i6 Tie nod ser grnte ipieoer eroff=
men.
Mmf Der anoeren 5eite feben Den
I8ertretern ser seffen reiblibe @elb-
miftel our gerfuigum. Ste alnerifa-
niidn 8roteltnnten, breibt T. Wei=
nolpbus, utreiben iebf nit ibrem Sci
be cine iolbe BropaganDa CUR Nus
breitung oes 8rotpifantismus nie ih
lie porber ME erlebf babe. neberan..
inhen tie Shulen ein5urihtem, Die
I5duler erbaltei Nlmoien, etc. Sic
fonnen iib Dos letter, neil ibnen 10.
bieI @el6 our 8erfugung tebt: 5oa-
ten iih bie aIlerifnnilden 4afboli=
ten 90 nidt ale Mnbe geben, Die faz
tbolifden Miiiionen uber 8alier bal
ten 5n belfen!"
Simmer nieber m0dbtR Die Central
9tane betonen hob ibr ieoe, onh Die
fleinite @ahe. ffiiir 4Mfiiffffiioglrllare beltImf,
miqfomapn III. Man aoobrefiiere::
@entrul-gtele bes gentrql.gereinS,
3sab @eitminfter Hlaee. ct: 2outSl
fIN%HEhe8 EEsELSsZeH=E EEt <82.lsS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-02
unerb1rt entiteat.

Berlin, "a. einem an
g. Dftober III Ser Nefp gorf @orIo
beroffentlidten nrsebIiden Snter-
biesD guoenoorffs Bot iid iiest oer Sc
neral albit gedinBBert. Derielbe erfIdrt,
feine MeuBerlngen Ieien in linerbor-
ter @eife entiteM fDoroerl nern Inn
.abIpredenoe gennerfurgen (vfdredIi-
DE 2eute nberoi Deutldamerifaner
III ben Maurb gelegt Doroen eien, 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-02

'9au baben iein miro. Die GabrifaatellI
Ibefdtigen, BOB Ser 3igarettestoers
braud III Sen laktea Wlonaten eitlen..
aeraoeau unbeimliden unlfaua arge-
norn1aen bat.
@elienfird)en. Das Geer1fn1al
Raiier @ilbelmg bes Grlten #i Das
gleidaeitig Elm gSrinnerntgs1nal On
Sic in Ieutid fran5ofiiiildfen &riege
l@efauenen biloet, mur6e nadts bon
5replern 0euaoliert. Cen bier AolerrL
Sic sic gden oes GenfrnalS ol1sfals
Zen, puroen bic a6pfe abgeidlagen.
Ser Rniierfigur ielbf III Die red)te
Sono abgebauea noroen.a nd bas 8e-
lidt 5eigt oeutlide 5purerr barter
collage. gie gntrHltnng nber ote1e
linnloie 3erltoirl1ngsmnt 1T algefletl11al.
al1rembnrg. Ser 10. 2llrem.
b1raer Diioi3eianpiilger5ng -traf an 4.
september gliidlih IN 2ouroes Elm.
8obI All 10000 8iIger paren in ben
Iaaen Sort, bnrl1nter neu1l gilf,otfe.
@err 8farrer aippert bon geles belt
Sic GeItpreoigterran Die 2aren1bnrger.
gah ser Rreu5tpeganoadt anf Der
8prenaiienanbdbe ml1roe BEL Der ~.
citation oas fl. MeBopfer I'M 6reiet1
gefeiert. @err Moultn, Bfarrer IN Der
Dii65eie So Nod)eae, Elm geborerer au.
emburger, belt audi oiesmal, ule
idiot, offers, cine begeiiterte Nnlppa-
de an 0ie 2uremburger gilger
/ Nilmelingen. nniere 8pdof'e,nt,
sic felt mebreren Sabren lfialagen,
loaen 6emnddit mieoer IN 5atigfeit
ae1ebt meroen. Seit 1914 r11bte
Sic Bautdtigfeit bier bolitanoig: I'm
ternebmer @epart bat nltrmebrr ben
eriten Neuban in Angriff genor1rne1.
8ien. gnoe September bat oas
nAterridtsminiterium benz @tn-
lpru6 oes er8biid0flihen 0rotnalrtal==
ties in Bien gegen Die gerfilgnng oes
8iener Carbohydrates uber religtole
l1ebnngen, Mnfbebung beg fontelllo,
neGen 5dulnnterribtes etc. aafihie.
benoe 8irfung %5uerfannt. Gs bleibi
oaber big CUR enbgiiltigen @ntlhe1=
oung BEL Ser bisber ubliden arf oer
gnrdfubrung ser religioien neblin=
,ae11. SIN 55. 2ebenslur 1T Der
Miniiterialrat I'M 8~unoesminiIterl11m
! fir gerfebrsmeien 81. Gbeo6or &eol
! plohlid geitorben. Ser 8erforbe111e
mar bon oem ffriberen @iienbabnmt-
niiter 81. Geridatto IN oas 8ralioi-
I'M bes 9anfes berufen tporoen. Wtdt
%ggrpinnenoen l1mgnngsformen ausge=
itattet nnBte iib Ser nberaus fleibige
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-02
Dnnid7en a~rnerifaniiden
Beilfano.

@enf, %. DIT. Gle 8ertreter
Der iapnniiben @egierung ii Der IN
ternationalen Mrbeitss4onferen5 in
'genf fte1ten am Sreitag eiinen An-
trag, ii benz alg boblt mlnidens=
inert be5etbnet uir0, baB oie gerei-
nigten 5tuaten. nit Dem Mrbeits-g8n
reall Der NationenIiga Sa1lb IN Sano
ar5eiten mnr0e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-02

Meil Sic 3iege elmer Ar6eiterfraat
an Mon6e oes fran51itfden Grer5ter=
,plabes 81 Mpmbad getpeioet, alfo
fran56iildes @ras gefreiien bette,
mur6e sic Beiiberin bonn Militarpo-
li8eigeridt in Mnin5 gu fnnf5ebn Vif.
'gtrafe perl1rteilt. Nub cine oenflde
3iege onrf ben Respeft Dor benz fran-
50iiIhen Wilitdr nidt Derlieren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-02
5tinnes Oampfer ais
5dbndpsId,ml1QQlcr

Souiton, Ser, %. DH. Ser
ii 9onifon, Ger, Dor Mnfer Hegenoe
S1go Chimes geborige 9eI=grans-
Sberdleiien" tnuroe
6reitng bon g1ir1oe Rerobibitions
genrnten nit 8eidag belegt. Cine
nnf bent 5hiffr Dennifa1ltete 8aa5in5
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-02
Prohibition bleibt aet
bdrotnQ.

Bai6ington 9. 6. a. DIT.
Braiii0ent 9arbing fon cine N6ero-
,rrl1ng Der Mlieo gbriittiian Ngeneies,
Die i'm i'm BeiBen Sals aufiudten,
.angeoel,tet baden, bob bns 9ro6ibifi-
.onsgeieB III 4raft perbIeiben ur1o bob
amerifa oieies @eieB ME anfgeben
iniro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-02
profeiIor ~eeltorben

ct. 9aul, 80. 9h. 81. s. S.
.gnrqnb, Hrof l1pr Der gotanif an.
Ser W1iinneiofa nniperlitat lit Sonnz
tag in ct. Bull g%eitorben. PIE ge-
eroigl1ng erfolgt IN ieinem GebnrtS=
ert genenonigug, g. 9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-02
PoltnaOriOten aus
der alien keil1hatb

|H4f#E AE44#4##
srier. - Ser fatboliide aebrerooaer-
Gin bes 3ea.-8ea. grier bate an y,
september eine1l aroben sag. Gr pat
te Sic Gbre nnb 5reuoe, ger1einldaff-
lid nit sem 8rl,berperbanoe Do11 80
bleua, Den bodmiroisiten g1lhof VI,
sSrona Huoolf 8prneDailer, IN letaer
Mitte beariiBen 81 o%iirfen. ans oer
gifel unb pom Snnsriid, bon Molel,
gaar uno 8bein mare1 pie sebrer per.
beigeeiIt nno %fiilltea ben nit slanlen.
uno 8almeu prddtig geidnudter1
goaI urlo sic Gribiine 0es Saith, BUR
aerpereins bis auf Sen lesten Elas,
Als @alte mobnterl Der gerlaunnllltrg
bel: staotoedaut Grdlat Sdn11s,
gomfopitular 2r. Sell, 8eg.- nno
sdulrat aley, sic areisibnlrate Ant,
Mabrbad unb 5pureem. Sn ltattil-
der ansabl paren sic aebrerinne11 er-
idienen. grfrel1lid mar Die rege Sell-
,,abme Ser 8eiitlidfeit. 81 fonnte 11d]
Die gaauna auslpabien al elmer frel=
Siaen 8eiabnng oes 3nlarnnenrp1r-
feps mn airbe unb shule, aber uutdh}
-, einer mudtiaen 8,nogebung fin
S;e fonfeiiioneIe ghule un0 Ser trell-
p, Mnhanalidfeit an sen Dberbirten
nor arierer Stride.
a1onhef Scr Iouotpirtidoitli-
,@,.tsnerein @IoShed beidloB iii
eaa, ger,ommI,,no einltimmiq, UNI
s,,m !, n;p,em ssnhre oie 8elieferur1g
Ser ortsorn,pn 8epolferunq nit aur-
.tssf,J.. =, ,or,nooIifhen. SaB ieoer
l nan o. nrn Wornpn Qortoffelbau=
s'sma a;,o. oentnpr 4nrtoffeln qblie-
;am ~ oe,ommelten @ortoffel-
1,anoen meropn arotig Dem @inaen3-
= ,nr mortoiI,,no m oie beoirf-
&C., aons1fer,,,o arr Werfiiu,,nd ae-
Hen+
son,r, gom 8lih erfdloaen
n,,ras nor mn,,rer 8ilbelm Bier-
ha,,na G. moIItp nod %1eierubeno bon
$500, Mrheits5tpap ~ Mo6 nod &auie
sah,a,,, g. M ,,,,r noh meniae Me-
~. 49,, ipi,er mohnnnu entfernt. ols
I'm o;n m~Iihi,hIoo trof inns lofort to-
toto Dor gon mIR IN sefunoenidneI
f;ofo;+ oinoetrptpn fein Aenn Der So-
~ ooaer ONO apdp neneiat, nod
~ Sa;,e,, Mo6p Sic Q6~rperhdlfte, an
Sow Scr WIit ~nieberfuhr, par poIltacn=
So nerhronnt
mieoer.morsberd. Son ser
.9tant 81 sqforsbera puroe SCI Sabri-
son+ Cor, .Spnrn !Seibe ~ Nem gorf
1aeh IN S .morgbera) in Mnbetra6t
sa;ner hohhpraiapn gfiftunaen aum I.
,ehrenb;;raer ernnnnt. lie bieriiber
a,soafertiatp 11rf,1nbe 1T 4. g. BEL
81. S;rn,a soh sdn,Ite. mplde bie.
1al6o anaefentiat fat, ol1goelteat. Sic
pa;ha,,aaan nm oinpm miind1ener
gaa,ialf;;,,tIor a,,saefiihrt fins BOZ
Ie,aet 5dsn Il Sab oie aanae arbeit
a saaloao,e q,,,a3t,nprf 6ariteDt.oas
a,a;iine,n ontifpn Mi~noIeberbaro
Observation-Disclosures nnn atobftpop-
~. ~, sahr 'nornehm ,,aS oeihnQdppa
~ "a
'a44saraaa qo,,;rnann 8 Net-
s,r, ,'asis mo,oohlin hpninoen Ms.
5gentpdnher IN 5eltener Miiitiqfeit ibr
,aISanas ghe;,,hilai,,ri ii areiie H.
~. a;nnor ms ainnpsfin6er.
oar -on,t Np,dI1R Ses gor-
.sSaa soa mnnen,ei,sen Mpratener.
w. @aIn asr1 Sie Mer,te nps gta0t-
aoanfro;,es aaIn %onnehSren be-
trsa+ ,,,r,a;t nas minoeifhonpror III
So, m@,;notnroris 81 sic gerotunq
=. gnroAsI,,rho tAn m fiir rem
New Ulm review., 1922-10-11
LOCAL NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Otto spent Sun
day visiting at the home of Mrs. Emf
ly Kohlhase at Sleepy Eye.
Mrs. Oscar Nelson of Lafayette was
operated on Tuesday afternoon for ap-
pendicitls at the Loretto Hospital.
Jeanette, the 10-year cid daughter
of Peter Wise of Bird Island, had ker
tonsils removed at the Loretto Hospi-
tai on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hillesheim
spent Sunday at the home Of their
daughter, Mrs. George Glotzbach, Jr.,
aud family at Sleepy Eye.
Mrs. Josephine Furth CT California
is expected to arrive in New Ulm next
Sunday to visit at the home Of her
cousin, P. H. Furth and family.
Mrs. Sol. Isaacs and daughter Violet
returned on Sunday from Sleepy Eye
where they spent several days at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Isascs
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Stroschein no
tored to Morgan On Monday morning
to spend the day visiting at the hcne
of Mr.. Stroschein's sister, and with
other relatives and friends.
Roy Fenske, who is employed at
Spencer, Iowa, drove here on Wednes-
day to attend to business matters and
also to visit with his mother, Mrs.
Bertha Fenske on Center street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Bockus were
Twin City visitors last week. On
their return they were accompanied by
Mrs. Lillian Strunck, who will visit
at the Bockus home for several weeks
Vivian, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Netzke of Morgan, has
returned to her home after undergoing
an operation for tie removal CT her
tonSils at the Union Hospital on Mon
day.
Otto Brueske, who has resided in
CORTLAND township for the past year,
has been appointed as janitor and care
taker at Turner Hall. Mr.. Brue4ke
began his new duties the first of Oct
ober.
Mr.. and Mrs Mike Lauterbach CT
Redwood Falls motored here on Satur-
day to attend the Junior Pioneer ban
quet that evening. They visited over
Sunday with Mrs. Lauterbach's s
mother, Mrs. C.. Schilling on North
Broadway.
Mrs. F. H. Klemenhagen and son
Arnold and daughter Viola returned to
their home in Renville on Monday
afternoon after several days. visit
at tie E. F. Hermerding home. Miss
Viola had Ter tonsils and adenoids re-
moved at the Union Hospital on Mon
day
E. T. Anderson who sustained a
serious injury to his right eye when a
piece of kindling struck him, returned
to his home in Lafayette on Tuesday
1t YVES found rece sary to remove his
eye at tie Union hospital on Monday
so as not to impair the sight of the
other eye.
New Ulm review., 1922-10-11

Mrs. T. C. Bergstrom OF Brighton
township are the parents of a girl
baby, born Wednesday, October 4.
Mrs. John Schneider and daughter
Aurelia, Mrs. Frank Schaefer, Mrs.
John Nehls and Miss Antonia Schlumr-
berger were visitors at the B. M.
Frantz home in Golden on Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pfeiffer of
Milford township, accompanied by
Mrs. Albert Nicklaus motored to
Rochester on Tuesday where Mrs.
Pfeifer and Mrs. Nicklaus consulted
with physicians.
Mrs. Philip Legare and sons have
returned to their home in Marshall
after visiting the past week at the
home of Mrs. Legare's parents, Mr..
and Mrs Theodore Schwendinger on
North State street. =
Mrs. J. A. Furth and daughter Miss
Lillian of Chicago, Illinois, are guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. H.
Furth residing on South German street.
Mrs. Furth and daughter will remain
for another week Or two. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kretsch of
Wabasso motored here on Sunday and
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs An
ton Kretsch. They also visited with
Mrs Amelia Forster at the Loretto
Hospital. The Kretsches are brothers
of Mrs. Forster ..-a r.
Miss Emma Tripp has returned
from Anoka where she attended the
funeral Of nephew on Wednesday.
Miss !Tripp is the instructor in Eng
lish at the local high school, and DUR
ing her absence, Mrs Marguerite Vo-.
gel substituted for her. She returned
Monday morning.
William Metzen returned last week
to his home here from North Dakota
where he spent the past several weeks
attending to his farming interests
there. Mr.. Metzen reports that the
harvest in that state this year is very
good but threshing had been delayed
several weeks on account of the heavy
rains.
Mrs. John Bordette and daughters
Virginia and Mrs. George Henschen,
Mrs. Will Manning and Mrs. Bettis Of
St. James spent, Wednesday at the
Joseph J. Sperl home in Searles.
They drove to New Ulm in the after
noon to do some shopping in the local
stores Mrs. Bordette is a sister of
Mrs. Sperl.
Mrs. Amelia Forster underwent an
operation at the Lorretto Hospital on
Monday afternoon, and is recovering
satisfactorily. Her daughters, Mrs.
James Cosgriff Of Lamberton and
Miss Aurelia Forster, who is taking a
nurses training course in a Minneapo-
lis hospital, visited at their mothers
bedside on Tuesday.
Aloi5 EibCer and sister Miss Veronica
left on Friday afternoon for Brookings,
IS. D., where they are visiting this
week at the home of their brother-in-
law and sis'e-, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Moriarity Alcis also took advantage
of the opportunity to see the football
G me between Brookings College and
tie College Of St. Thomas.
New Ulm review., 1922-10-11


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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gieseke OF
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Attorney and Mrs Albert Stem
hauser spent Monday at ST. Peter.
NT:.n.1 NJ ll,ils' 1ns'1 -. 80. aL.4.aa
~
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grussendorf
have returned from Hanklnson, N. -.
where they spent week visiting at
the home OF their daughter, Mrs.
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Fred sehsas g sprIa gheid, ae- ll'
companled by Louis Bloemke, spent
wednesday IN New UlmE visiting Wltn
local y friends, and attending 70 Dusl-
ness mateers.
Mrs. W. 3. PATTERSON returned 70
her home IN st. Paul on SATURDAY al
ter weeks visit at the Charles Hau-
enstein and Mrs Vivian Dorm homes
in this city.
A %, Tho fra+-born mpda h;s an
no,ronoo Of Tho bor,o of M .nd Mre
Arthur Heinen on Saturday afternoon
The newcomer will soon be assisting
his dad in the transfer business.
Mrs Frank solck Of Tracy arrived
here last Monday evening to visit
during the week at the home of her
mother Mrs Marie Rachmann ON
Center street. Mrs. Selck returned
to her home yesterday
Roman Kretsch. who is employed
&c hooLLoonor for tho Farmers, Grain
.na E,ol ron,n.nv 81 Wah,eeo enont
t,,a nos+ weekend v;s;t;no at The
homo of b;s narents M and Mrs
An+on ~ ,oh - +h;s o;+v
Mr.. aud Mrs. H. F. Schrader motor
ed to Minneapolis on Tuesday for a
short visit with their daughter Mrs.
Ed. Whelan and family Mr.. Schrader
returned on Wednesday but Mrs.
Schrader will be gone for another
week.
Mr., O++o Tonro Mrs 1cu;s San
dau, Mrs. Armln +. RetzlaH ana MRS.
Lena hacnel' accompallleo oy MIS-
A. M. Ledlne ana chlldren OF Mlhhe-
apolls motored to winthrop on Inurs-
day to spend the day visiting with
relatives.
Mrs. Louisa Prahl left on Tuesday
for Sleepy Eve where she will make
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. William
~1:o;z;+,, ~ Dill ~ m,do hor
honoo with tbo 1.+o Mrs. M;o,;a
Dr. nh e.. ~ nos+ o;oh+ ,,o,rs Mrs
o~th % :: ~ - So 49, @ - 49, pu.h1
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. "A. Wiltscheck and
family accompanied by Miss Florence
Forster of Minneapolis spent Sunday
with local relatives and friends. Mar
tin Forster, the father of Mrs. Wilt
scheck. returned to Minneapolis with
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y - ~ w
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Bond of Lake
field announce the arrival of girl
baby. born early Thursday morning.
This is the irst-born and the family
is elated over the event. Mrs. Bond
is daughter of DR.. and Mrs. T.
A. Fritsche of this city. DR.. Frit.
sche has been visiting with his new
granddaughter this week.
Herman Schmidt returned on wed.
nesday from Springfield Where ne hac
been spending the past Two weeks
Vlslcllg az ehe nome VI nus soit-ii-la"
Krieger. Mrs. Schmidt, who has
been visiting with her daughter, Mrs
Minnie Kunz. in Minueap, lis for the
past month, was expected home the
Palisadian., 1922-12-02
NEW ACT FOR HIP HORSES

Because of the increased interest
in horses, as result of the Horse
Show last week, R. H. Burnside, gen
eral director of the Hippodrome, an
nounces an increased program for
Orlando's Horses in Better Times"
Charles Dillingham's eighth annual
Hippodrome superspectacle, which
began it's twelfth week on Monday.
Henning Orlando, who appears in
person at the Hippodrome, is gener-
ally recognized as the foremost of
European circus men and trainers,
and his horses are of particular in
terest because of his experiment in
using for performing purposes Eng
lish thoroughbreds and Arabians in
stead of the less spirited German
breeds in common use.
"Better Times" has reached the
zenith of spectacular presentation
with it's sixteen scenes, the chief of
which are the great ballet, "The
Story of Fan" and the aquatic finale,
"The Harbor of Prosperity"
Palisadian., 1922-12-02

Il am encouraged in believing that
there will be very general and gen.
erous response to this modest request
for the funds needed to assure this
great enterprise for Bergen County,
by the sympathetic and cordial recep-
tion given to my associates Messrs
Farnum and Prof. Adams as we'll as
to myself, by the members of the Ber-
gen County Bankers Association at
their meeting at Arcola Manor on
Saturday evening, November 18TH"
The Palisadian still sticks to the
claim that it was the original tunnel
promoter at One Hundred and Twen-
ty-ffth street The various inter-
views printed several years ago with
DR.. George F. Kunz, the distinguished
New York Geologist (of Tiffany's)
and President of the New York Geo
graphical Society are proof of this
statement.