1910-1911 DMLC Messenger Vol. 1 by Martin Luther College

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NEW ULM, MINN., DECEMBER,

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@tnen ausfii()rlid)en 'Berid)t iiber hie Cief dlid)te bes 'Dr. IDlartin ilut()cr ~ollcge finbet man im @emeinbeblott uom 1. !2lu~. 1909 unb im @emeinbeblatt•Sfa• Imber fiir bas ~a()r 1910. 'Desfjalb foll ljier nur bas ®idltigfte geboten lnerben. 'Dicf <s ~nftitut bcr eu. Iutfj. 6t)nobe uon 9Jlinneiota u. a. 6taatcn tuurbe im 3a{)re 1884 eriifinet. 3tuecf ber @riin• bunq ber 2lnftalt tuar bie morbilbung uon iungen ileuten fiir ben 'Dienft in ber §?ird)e. 'Dafi bief es ,Biel emid)t tuurbe, ift leidit au erfennen, tpenn man bie ftnttlid)e ,8aljl uon !prebigern, f otuie ilehern an fJiifjeren unb nieberen 6dJu• len fie()t, bie f eineqeit fjier unterrid)tet tuurbc. Seit bem ~aljre 1893 fteljt bie !Xnftalt unter ber 2luffid)t ber 2lllg. eb. lutlj. 6tJnobe bon l!BiSconfin, ID"linnef ota, fillid)igan u. a. 6taaten; bas ~igentum geljiirt iebod) ber 6t)nobe uon ~innef ota.

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:;)m 3af)re 1909 befd)lofl bie Ie~tge• nannte Sfiirµerf d)aft, einen !Jleuliau auf• aufiiliren, in bem 100 6d)iiler bequem lnof)nen fiinnen. 'Die fer 91eubau ift fcit fillod)en unter SDad). 'Die St'onftruttion ift feuerfid)er. ,Sm Untergef d)o8 bes finbet fid) ein ~offerraum, 2 ilager• riiume, ein ~urnfaal, bie ~abreinridJ• tung, f otnie ein .Simmer aum 2lutentljalt fiir bie 6d)iiler au!! ber 6tabt. 3m erftcn 6tod ift linf!I born (gingang ein ~mpfang!laimmer unb bantit berbunben bie 2lmt?.lftube bes SDireftors. 'Die iibrigen 3immer finb fiir l!Boljn• unb 6dilafriiume ber 6dJiiler beftimmt. 3n iebem 6todnmfe ift ein l!Baf d)aimmer mit 6d)ll>emmuorridJtung. SDa9 @e• biiube ll>irb mit SDamµf geljeiat unb eleftrif d) beleud)tet. i)er !Bau ift nad) einfad)em 6til aufgefiil)rt, arm itved~ miiflig eingerid)tet. 'Da es ~i?.l ieit an einem griiimn Saal gefel)lt !)at, in bem bie gef amte 6d)illerfd)aft iur !2lnbad)t, iu gemein•

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D. M . .L. C. MESSENGER famen Singilliangen, ed)ulfeiern u. f. tu. ft~ berfammein faun, fo tuar aud)

l)ier bie ®t)nobe auf eine 2Ienberung be• bad}t; besl)alb tuurbe bie 2Iuia erbaut, bie elienfalls f)ier im ~ilb oorgefiil)rt tuirb. 3m Untergef djo[J ift bie .Qeiaung fiir bie 3 @ebiiulle eingericf)tet. 3m ®aale ift ein \Uobium, auf bem eine Or gel aufgeftellt tuerben foll, beren Un• foften bur~ freiltliUige ~eitriige beftrit• ten werben. @in 1:eil bes ®aales faun foabgefcf)loff en ltlerben, oaii am Oftenbe 2 3"iinmer fur Unterrid)t531tlecfe aur mer• fiigung ftel)en. 2Cuf ber &mpore fittb .Simmer abgeteilt, in benen bie [Jlufif• befliffenen auf ben Sflaoieren ilbett fiinnen. 2Iudi bief es @ebiiube ift bereit6 unter ~ad! geliracfJt. ~as ilel)rerfollegium beftel)t gegen• ltliirtig nus fo!genben 8 \j3rofeff oren: m. 2Ccfermann, ~ireftor, @. ~urf, 21. ~. !Reim, O. IDlontgomerl.}, 3. @:. ®perling, ,3. [Jle1}er, ~. !Reuter unb @. m. ~liefer• nid)t.

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bas 'b'eilmailien ~J;~r·:·~~wiartin-·£iiirier ~oUcge IDleffenger" triigt, foll am !l.Jlartinestage, bem @e!iurtSfefte bes grof!en !Reformators, aum erften ~.Dlale erfdjeinen. ~a ift es tuol)C gana am \Ulate, ltlenn lllir in biefer erften Slum• mer in furaen fillorten b•eies tlJlunne\3 gebenfen. !l.Jlartin ilut~er 11.lurbe am 10. 9?ob. 1483 AU @is(eben geboren. ®eine @Uern ltlaren .t)ans 2ut6er, ein ?Berg• mann, unb IDlargarete, tine geborene ,Siegter. Unter ber ffrengen .Qanb feiner @Uern ltlurbe IDlartin in ber ,8ud)t unb !llermal)nung au bem ,Perrn er4ogen. eeim 2!u5bilbung erl)ielt er auf ben

®dJulen au !l.Jlansfelb unb !l.Jlagbeburg unb fpiiter au @if enad). .t)ier in ~if enad) ltlurbe er bon einer ~rau ~otta in i(Jr ~aus aufgenommen. 3m ~alire 1501 be3og er bie Unioerfitiit ~rfurt. 91ad): bem er bie 9Ragifter1Uiirbe erlangt fjatte, tuo!lte er Suri5prubena ftubieren, gana nacf) fillunf d) feiner @(tern. @ott aber tt>oUte es embers. ~urcf) ben 'tob f eines l)'reunbes 2f(e);rn5 tr.urbe \lutlier tief erfO,ilttert. '.Da 0u fnm, bafl er in eiuem @etuitter f elber bem '.tobe nafje fctm. 'f;u~er mad)te er ein @diibbe, JJ2iincfi 3u l'Uerben unb trot am 17. ~uli 1505 tuiber 'li3il• len fcines matcrs in bas 2ru11uftiner: f(ofter 3u <hfurt ein. Butl)er p!agten fcine biinben felir; er Illar f efjr befiimmm um feiner <5eden ®eligfeit. Dbgleic!J er burcb \..T:leten, \Yaften tmb Si'afteien genug 0utun lioffte, far.b bennodi feine geiingftrte 6cele im .ltlojter feine !nufje. Sa, er fam bt5 an be:t ~anb ber meq\tJeif[ung. 't>a ucr: fd!n ffte ifjm eilt' Crbensbrubrr 'tr oft t11mf) bas fillort: ,,.;Jcb ql:lube eine mer: gcbunn ber <Siinben." -Sein lUor11rfr~ter, 3ofjann ~tau1Jil3, Illies ilin auf ~liriftum ttnb bie ~ibel !jin;aus biefer fiinnte er be.u mfJten 'troff fdiopfen. Butlier ftuoicrte bie \Bibel nun aurn eifri11fte, unl:I, toas er lae, branll tief in fein .peq liinein. Sm 3al)re 1507 IUUrbe er aum \j3riefter ne: ltleifjt unb 1508 AUm \13rofeffer ber ~ielef: tif unb !pfjl)fif an ber Unioerfitiit fillit• tenberl} ernannt. .Sm .\)erbfte 1510 mad)te er im filuftnn feincs Orb ens eine !Reife nac{J !Rom. ~ort fanb a nid)t, tuie er gef)offt fjatte, cine !ieilige <Stabt, fonbern Butf)er gewaf)rte mit ®d)recfea ben gottlofen Beiditfinn ber fnt(1olifdien IDliind)e unb iUdefter. 't>ies ergriff il)n felir. ~mmer flnrer ltlurbe ibm bie l~r•

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'oer !IDaf,ir(Jeit: ,,l:ler @erec!Jte lebt feine!l @laulien9." (jr erfannte, bafJ ber IDlenf d) md)t burdJ feine !IDerfe, fon< betn nur burd) ben @Caulien an 3efum ~f,iriftum bie etuige (Selisfeit erlangen fann. iBalb (Jatte 2ut(Jer @clegen(Jeit, audl bem }llolfe bief e !!Baijr(Jeit 3U Im• fiinbi11en. @s batte niimlidJ ber uer• fdJtuenberif d)e \l!apft Seo X. @elb niitig, um angeli •ct) ben IBau ber qerrlid)cn \l!eter!lfird)e au bollenben. Um IDlittel bafiir au llerf d)a ff en, f)atte er einen 2llilaf! au!lgef d)rielien. g:iir @elb fonnte man @rlaf! ber S'fod)enftrafen erf,ial1en. :Sn :ileutf d)lanb Illar einer ber 2llila!lfrii• mei: 3o(Jann 'tetiel, ber ben 2lblafl(Janbe( auf fdJiinblid)e, 11ottro1e !!Beife lietrieb. @r berfaufte ben 2lblaf! aur mergebung aller (Siinben, aud) fogai: ber ®iiuben, bie man nod) au tun gebad)te. 2ut(Jer lernte bie biif en jTolgen bief es ~lilaff di bei feinen ?8eicfitfinbern fennen. '!lief~ ltloUten bon ?8eid)te nid)ts miff en.

~n ber IDleinung, baf! er ben ffi? il!• braud) be!l 2lblaff e!l uer(Jinbern fiinnte, fd)lug er am 31. Oft. 1517 95 ibefen an bie <5d)lof;fird)e 3u Wittenberg an. 3n biefen forberte er ieben, ber tuolle, auf, miinblid)e ober fdlriftlid)e @inltliinbe gegen bief e ~(Jef en 1>or3uliri11Ren. ?Binnen 31tJei WodJen ltlaren bie ibefen ilber gana :ileutd)lanb uerbreitet unll i11 uier Wod)en ilber gana @uro))a. ·!Jer \l!apft berfud)te erft, bie 2lngelet}en(Jei1 giltlidJ au fdJliditen. 21Hl er aber bie immer griif;er ltlerbenbe ?Beltlegung ber @emiiter erfannte, forberte er 2utbtr auf, binnen 60 iagen perfiinlid) in !Rom au erf d)einen. 2lber e!l getang bem st'urfii1ften g:riebridj bem lilleiien, 2utber f)ierbl'n au liefreien.

:ilann ruurbe ber piipftlidje 2egat (fojetan beauftragt, mit flut(Jer au ,bi!l< putieren. '!lod) rid)tete er nidJl!l au!l, benn 2utijer ftanb in ber (Scf)rift, tuii(Jrenb <foieten fie() auf bie .!tirdJm• Iebren ftiitite. ~ann ltlurbe ber .!?ammerqerr .Rart uon ?mi!tia beauf• trngt, bie l)i!lputation mit 2ut!ier tufiteraufiibren. 2ut6er berfpracfJ ibm ~u fd)roeigen, ltlenn feine @egner aud) fd)roeigen roollten; miberrufen tuoUte er nidJt!l. .Bur tueiteren :Dieputation fam e53u £leipaig mit :Dr. @cf. ~eille meinten bier gejiegt 1u ~a6en. £utf}er getuann burd) feine Scf)riften nid)t nut· ben .l'?urfilrften, fon t>crn au di ben gelef,irteften mann 'i>eutf d)lanbil, ~f)ilipp \Ule(andJtijon, ben ,,\l!raeceptor (~ermaniae." @r war fiir £lut(Jer eine groilc' <Stil§e, befonbm8 h>iiter bei ber U~berietiung ber iBibeL ~cf Illar nad) mom gereift unb (Jatte beim \l!apfte eiue 18annbulle ertuirft. ;Jn l>ief er tt>urbe 2utber aufgefort>ert, innerlialb 60 iage1t 311 tuiberrufen. .tae er bail 11ic(Jt, Io tniirbe er als .!?et)er mit bem fBanne beitraft tncrt>en. £lutber jebod) griff bail \Uapfttum nun mit ben brei reformatorif d)en (Sd)riften an. :llie er Ile batte ben Xi tel; ,, ~n ben d)rift• lidjen \llbel bcutf cf)er 91ation bon be! d)ri~lid)en '5tanbeil 5Beff mmg." 3n bief er gm ft er bie brei ":Inauern" an: ban geiftlidie @etna!t iilier ber ltleltlidien fteije; bail nur ber \l!apft bie (Sd)rift au!l• legen biirfe; bafl nur ber \l!apft .!tonAilien oerufen bilrfe. '!lie arueite (Sd)rift lautete: ,,mon ber lialiglonifd)en @e• fangenf diaft ber ~ird)e". :Die britte: ,,!Bon ber . jJrei(Jeit eine!l <£1,iriftenmen: fcf)en," !iatte f olgenbe ,Vauptfa!Je: ,,<.;in ~liriftenmenf dj ift ein freier .t>err iilier aUe :ilinge unb niemanb untertan;

D. M. L. C. MESSENGER

- unb: ~in ij;ljriftenmenf d} ift ein bienftb<mt ~ned)t aller minge unb jeber< mann untertan." ilutljer naljm bie !Bannung liff entlid) an, baburd) bafl er bie !Bannbulle t>or bem @lftertore fillittenbergs lmlirannte. maburdi fagte er fidJ t>on bem jJlaµlttume giinAlidj

Ios. !Balb barauf fanb ein 1Reid)5tag in filforms ftatt, mo aud) ilutljer fief> t>er< anttDorten f oUte. ~r 3og nae!) fill or ms unter fa if erlid)em @eleite. S)ier murbe er aufgeforbert, feine ®cf)riften 3u toiber< rufen. ma man iljm alier nid)t nus @ottes fillort lietDeif en fonnte, bali er geirrt ljalie, roollte er nid)t miberrufen, ,,tDeil es weber fid)er nod) gerntcn ift, ettDa!l tDiber fein @emiff en 3u tun." ~r fiigte ljinau: ,,.t>ier ftelj~ idJ; icfJ fann nid)t anbers; @ott ljelfe mir! 'ltmen." 2ut6er getoann unter ben lRittern auf hem lReicf)stage uiele ~reunbc, mad)te aber auf ben st aif er feinen giinfiiAen ~in• brncf. mie ®tiinbe toollten iljn fognr aIS .1teter uerbrennen. 'tlod) ber Sfo if er gettJii6rte iljm bnill tmfprod)ene @eleit nadi fillittenberg ~uriicf, unb f o entfom ilutfJer aus Worms. 91un tourbe iibcr ~utljer unb a Ile f eine 2lnljiinger bie lReidJillacf)t uerljiinnt. 2utljer mar auf feiner lRiicffeljr biill nacf) @ifenad) !lefommen; nber ljin tDurbe er itn 2hlftrag beill .l?urfiirften uon ®ad)f en 0011 3tuei oerfal.Jriten lRittern mit iljren ~ned)ten in einem fillalbe iiberfnllen unb auf bie ®artbur!J ge• lirad)t, too er in lRitterflcibung am 3unfer @iirg uertoeilte. mon ljier aus uerliffentlid)te er oie!e ®diriften, unter anberen aud) cine Ueberfetiung ber ~fahnen. '!lie niicf)fte 2lufgabe, tue(d)e er fief) fteUte ltrnr bie, bie gan3e f)eili11e SdirHt au iilierieilen .

®iiljrenb ilutljer aber auf ber llliurt< burg oermeilte, et gob fid) eine gro\ie @ :• faljr in ®ittenlierg. ~5 traten iditoiir. merif d)e ~rebi11er auf, toefd)e aUen ®d)mucf - ~an3el, ~i(ber, filltiire uftu. - auill her .!hicf)e f)inauill merfcn toollten. 't>a Butf)er mit feinen ®cf)rif• ten gegen biefe ®d)ltliirmer ttidJIS au£l; rid)ten fonnte, nerlics er am 3. filliiq 1522 bie ®artburg unb fe6rtc roieber nacf:) ;iBittenberg 3urilcf. 'Dort \lrebi{lte er tt·ot; iBnnn unb ~l.:!Jt. ~altl f)attc er aud) ®iuc:iberg tJon biefen fa!fd1rn \l3ropf)eten befreit. .1tur3 barauf fJatte er e\3 a:ttlJ :nit ben ~auern ~u tun. ·"Dieic Olltten bie ®cf)rift: ,,IJ.\on ber jyrdl)eil eine 5 ~l)riften • menid)e11," gelcfen. Dbmof)f Butner barinnen iagt, baf, buill ~· UllnJdium bie 15eele frei mad1•, bennodJ md nten bie !Bauem, b11tt ~B j\;rei[Jeit an 2eib unb @ut tielle1:1e. :Sic em))onen iidJ, 3er• ftorten bie !8ur11en, pfil:iiiertcn .\fliifjer unb morbeten bie l:le11t ~ in ieh r grnufamer ®etfe. Buther oeriud)te erit in inter ®eife hie ~lll!Ctll ~Ul"CL[Jt~ll\Vdfeu. :UlS , baill auer nicf)t f)11lf, f1.f)deb er ewe 0dJrirt "ltJiber hie ra uberif d1 en llll b Ill i:irbed• fdJen !8aue11T." (h for~ertc t>tc iiirftrn auf, mit ber ®d)iirfe bes ®dJttJ~W<:i ge• gen bieie @.mt1i:irer tJor,iugdJen. ~inige .Seit nad)bcr madJten £at her , unb Wleland)t[)on unb anben· Tf1r11Lof! rn eine 'iBifitatlonsreife burdJ 1"cutfd1la; b. . ®ie fage11, tuie elenb un!i biirftin es bod) mit bcm 'iBo1fe, fa f o(lnr mit hen i!Srie' ftern ftanb. iliele fonnten nidlt idJrct, lien nod) !efen. Um biefcm U~bel ub3u, ljelfrn, \lerfu~te 2utf)el' feinen C,\Jro\ien unb .ft!einen St'ated)ism11§. 'llal b toarbe ber foteinifcf)e @ottcsbienft ab Aef(haift; bie .Rfiiiter rourben at1fge£Joben; bie @eiitftd1rn burften fidl on·[Jdrruen.

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£utf,ier gafl ber ~ird)e einen ®dJa5 Don li'errlid)en Si'ird)enliebern. Sm .;)11l)te 153¥ t>oUenbete er bie Ueberie5ung ber l.aibel, an ber er 12! 3af)re gearbdtrt ljatte. Um crnf • bem . 91eid)stagc 311 2!ugsliurg mit ben • Jtatf)oliidJen au ner-

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I,ianbel111 forberte SturfiirW .;)ol)n1111 0011 l!ut[)er eine furAe . unb 'hare .8ufommrn' fte.Uung ber eonngelidien • @(aubt·n~' • l_dJren. 2tiifJ~r uerfafHe eiue foldJ c im · ~erei11 nHt ~JlelandJtl)on • u11b anl:l cr en '.tbeolo(Jcn. 'IBeil auf 2ut6er nod) \B11:rn , ' unb md)t luge!l, fonnte er biefe ~~onfej, jion riid)t lmf iinlid) norle11rn. · ::U/elancfJt6oi: fef!te,ifie bei:ltocgen auf t1em · · • ,)Rdd)£itagc 311 ~ug'1burg im ~5a{)re lf>:iil uor; Daber mirb bicfe 5d) rift bic uli:11 ~' . biirgiid)c .~onfeiiion gcnannt. · · t~il!~ ttJeitere IBefenntnisfd)rift, · b\e faft burctJ' iDe1J oo~ Entl)cr oerfuiit ift, finb t>:r fd)molfalbiidien 2lrtifcl. , ;;. f"~\

Iler @rnf uon IDlansfelb batte ~u1bet gef1etcn, nad) (fo3lebrn au fommen, um , einen Streit ~ti idirtd)tcn. Or1mobi es iefJr fa(t mar, nnb er untuof)[ ltll~. ~og 2ut6cr bennodJ I,iin . ~f:lf bem Wq1e tuurbe er 0011 ungeitiimcm 'IBetter iiber' rnfdJt unb er 3og fie!) eine id)roere (fa, fa(tunq 311. (gr fiiblte, ban er in ber :Stabt, mo er geboren mar, aud) fterben' !oUte. 2lm 17 : \rcbr. ll!lfim letnc 1

.\'eraHfbri: eine fd)li~me '!Benbung. ,Seine IciJten ~tunben brod1te er mit iB~ten 311. <S,inetl feiner Iief:Jiten @ebcte tutlr: ,.IEntcr, in beine .piinbe 6efef)le id) n1cinrn @eift; :tu 6uft midi er!iift, bu treuer @ott." ~alb touiite 2ut6cr, baf! ei· ftcdirn 11lfrr'lle . · Son:.1!5 rid ifim n~d) fout infi GfJr: ,.~t)rtoiirbi ·~cr '!\ . ~1er ' ' •' ~ 1po Uct · ;JfJr n11 i tHjriftum unb . llie Eef,ire, ~1ie :Jf)r ge\mbi,~t. li eftii nbig blciben?" 5.1.utflcr .. nnttoortctc · \ nit ein em beut= • · .... •· • • limcn $'1 · J;oraui eFtfdJlicf er am 18. \\'~br. 154G gan~ rubig ttn b im" fefte11 r-1foulien an feinem ,f.>errn 3eium (:£brif:

• , DbmolJl Butl)er nid)t moUte, bail bie l 1! ill. .. ' • Gn eine ll.~erfiinlidJ f-eit mie 2ut!ier lJat .lt'lrd>c ooit meltlitl1er • illlad)t • geitiit; 1 ltlcrbe, fon11te er cs nictJI tm.ef)r uerf] i11 . , d:crbiHg\3 et'nen ·g ro~en (fo1flun gebalit. lh ,iJut bai; ~1Jtlll1Jel111111 11Heber flar nnb bn-n : oan blr ' ~ilrften auf ieiner 0i: i 1e mi1 ~ llaffcnrietoolt tiic lutf)erifd)e S'fird1e• be1;tlic'q bnrgeit~Ut; er l)at oie • ~ibel in fd1 ii!l en mollten. CSie t'aten iidJ 3u ein '. ~11 erne folcfJe ®prad)e iibede!)t. bnli bllS ge' meine iiotf iie aud) r~·fen fonnte; er •QCll 6d)u!J: ul10 ~ruauunb 3uia1n men, ttnb UllS bie beibell .ifatd:iis:nen gegeb en ; i);c inofc!igfciten 3toii ~ en ~t1an13eliiclJe:t lJllt d>rlf!lid)e '5/ blt!rn grii11oen ·· ~elfen; t:llll ?lliipjtlid)cn , t•rofJL " ll 3u, feber £:\eit unc er lJat uns eine'. :Sd)'a!J uon .~· ird)en• at1\3;ufJred)cn. .Dariilier trug 2'utocr licbern . u1'1b JJMob ie!: 11ege()en, ; bie 11ocb, ~cio unb 3or1 iidJ immer mefJr uon ''tid iifientlidJen iilitfinmfeit 3uriicf. '!:'~3u , i)cute 3u brn beftea 1J ef)iire11. , : ~ber nidJt -nu'r ,fiir bie Sfircbe, ioncern ·nrnr er burdJ fiirperlid)e Bciben f ~f)r ne' f dJtuiidJt .' ~nmitten biefer biiien ,8 !lt, uud) fiir bie ganae 'illelt I,iat 2utf)er iidJ ulier bo.;b nodJ ef)e iiifent(id)er · 1<r~eg uerbienftlidi genu.uf)t. &r 6at lien 'lleut' 3ltlifd)en bem fd)mnlfalbiid)en ~unoe f d1en cine CSprad)e gegelien, bie liis 3um • u11b ben ~upf!Ud)en an5brndJ, f ~f!tc f)eutigen :lag nod) geliraudJt tuirb. ber treue ~lann <..l.lott.::!3 aligernfcn ~iir politif d;e i\'rcibeit mar iein 'illirfen 111nben : non icbr r1roflrr ~rbeutun11. •

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9ln 2utljer aumal ljat fidi ba!l ~mort bas .t)errn erfiillt: ,,!!Ber an IDlid) glau: liet, tui~ bie Sd)tift fagt, bon bes 2eifJe tuerben Striime be!! lebenbigen !!Baff er!! flie[len." Unb tuenn ber 'tag bes ,Perm fommt, ber grofie 'tag ber ~uferfteljui1g, bann ltlirb bie !!Bei!lf agung 'Danieti3 audJ an IDlartin 2utljer tualjr tuerben: ,, 'Die 2eljrer llietben leud)ten ltlie bes .PimmelS

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EDl"TORIAL

OUR COLLEGE PAPER. With the rapid progress of mu institutirm in the last decade t l"e idl~ a g-rew among our students b, publish a college paper. But therc> were so many obstacles confronting ns that we could not think of thi ii, unless these obstacles were over<'ome. This fall however, a num lm· )f .> T:thusiasts of the upper da.5ses fonnd that these hindran cE: ~ cnuh1 be oYercome with little 01 no diffic:ult,v. So a, ma.ss meeting 1rns <"a llect in which a committee lH'L',;entecl to their colleagues a plan on IVhirh they t.h011ght a paper could 1,,. r n1hli ~lwn. ThP rilRn w~ .o :-ir-

and the L'Ommittee urged i.o act immediately. After receiving the sanction from the facult3 · the staff was elected and work was begun at once. Our work thus far ha~~ been crowned with success and 'Ye are ever grateful to those who rendered. U8 their services and especially to the business men oi :~ew Ulm whose "ads" will be found in every number of our paPL'r. As for reading matter, the wlitorial staff .-hall endeavor to furni sh sudi material as will be beneficiQ] al" wel: a,; intert-st'.ng to our readers. \\'p <;inrPrPh hope that our felp1u1ed u-f

D. M.. L. C. MESSENGER low students will be loyal to the staff and aid them in the duties they have to perform so that we may notice an improvement each time and that our paper may be a pride to our institution. Again we are assembled at old D. M. L. C. to drink with heart's content from the cup of wisdom. On Aug. 31, the doors were opened to admit those who attended last year, and to bid a hearty welcome to the new entrants. Of the latter twenty-five answer to roll call. A number of last year's attendant;: did not return. The number of student.s enlisted is 108. After a vacation of two and a half months, no doubt, we shall finc1 it hard to settle down to our work again. But let us remember that our success dependB upon a good, solid foundation. Let us work hard now, while yet we have strength, and when examination& come, we need not "cram" into our heads what ought to be there. Neglect not your duties now. Don't think, "Oh, well, I can do that tomorrow." There the serpent lieR in hiding. Trample him under foot, exterminate him forever. Then your striving will not be in vain. You will see the results on your report cards, and your work will be crowned with everlasting success. And snd1 may it be to all. teachers :mil RcholarA.

Daily we may hear students complaining about not having enough time fol' 1·ecreation. This is true. But, the very little time there is for thiR purpose is not properly made use of, and most generally we find that those who are conAtantly complaining are the oneii who do not utilize this time properly. For excuse they say: "We have too much to study." Now, this i:" not a valicl excuse. Let us watch these complainants. During stud) time, when they ought to be at work. they go from room to room, stoppini~ to talk to one or more of the boy:, in each ropm. And when their time is up, they are dissatisfied. "\1H! to place the fault any\\·bere but where it properly belong" they say: "The time is too short." Xow, if these boys would go out for u brisk walk in the fresh air. in the appointed time, and settle down to real hard work, when they ought to, I doubt not but that the~· would feel m8re satisfied, not only 11·ith the short time for recre.ation, hut also with themselves and with the world in general.

.IT'LL\ WARD HOWK \hi.'\ .•Tulia Ward H9we author of' •'The Battle Hymn of the Republir· .'·' died on the 17th day of Oci·<>!wr, at the home of her daughter, 1\lr-. ~fond Howe Ellicott, at. South Pnrti-:rnouth, R. 1. She attained rh(· n.~ ... nf ninet.y-t.wo vearf\.

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· Ward" was born in New · York, May 27, 1819. She received the best education attainable. In 'l843 , she was married to Dr. Howe, jVith whom s)ie made a tour thro11gh Europe. •After her return ' • · she wrnte "Passion Flowers," a vol' urr:ie of. poems, . wJ;iiih appeared in 1854. . Some of her other works. are: "The World's Own," a dram.1, "Lenore." "Words 'for the Hour." . ' ' ll tragedy, "Hippolytu.s." a tragedy. ·• Aftr r the;:p wor~;;:· had appeared ~~w ~Miss .~Julia

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New Ulm; ·flfinn·., :Tune 11th, rnon. " ( Aiumni Association Formed In Professor Burk's recitatio'n ' room.) ·: •

The .fi~st gath~ri~g of the Alumni · of Dr; Martin ·L~ther' College w.as ' held immediately .' after th~ 'synodi- • cal business me eting'. '' ' . . Profe;sor ~i\'ckermann was elect~ . ed chairman, acclamation ai1d ' in his con~ise' 11nd · decisive ,ma11ner unfolded the meaning and purpose of •the' gathering of so many of the old students this afternoon, and in a befitting manner laid before the gathering not only the necessity but also the untold ad vantage>i of an Alumni Association,

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made a trip to Cuba. In consequence there appeared in 1860, "A Trip to Cuba." Six years later she published a volume of poems, entitled: "Later Lyrics." In company with her hu~band, she made a trip to Greece. While there, she wrote. "From the Oak to the Olive." )frs. Howe was not only one of \)l!J' foremost poetesse8, but also a prominent speaker in hehalf of 1roma11'R rights..

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NOTES arnl in a five minute talk had struck a responding chord in the hearts of every former student present, and the meeting immediately , settled . d•'W 11 to business. .. ' ThP elt;dion of the officers follmvecl. :i.n<l he who ,was most· fit- ' ·ted i'0 ;. the position find 1'V'as in fact the fathel' 'of the' iisso~iation wai;; tendrred the honor of becoming its .. ti;·st preiiide~t,' and amid the shoutiug and hearty,- applause. of all the old ~tudent.8 11res'ent, Professor A. J\ . •\ckermann was elected our first president by acclamation. F. H. Morlock, of Good Thunch•r, in his usual· dry humor, then nominated Rebert Hoffman, of St. P~ul; as vice president, secon~e'd hv no leils t11an fifteen or twenty

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members, and he was elected without an opposing vote. J. C. Shadegg, of Minneapoli~, was next nominated, seconded, and duly elected secretary. But the arduous duty of looking after the association's fundH and officiating as treasurer was next forced upon a man who is so capable of officiating and who in fact had been treasurer more or less of many a discouraged and financially embarrassed (student - Ferdiuand Crone. He was unanimm1sly cho~en to be "treasurer," amid a din and noise that made the walls ring back an echo such as had not been hear<! since the early days when Rome impassioned orator was leading hi8 Hide to victory in one of the g-oorl old-fashioned debates. The president then a.ppointe<l a nominating committee to prepare a slate of directors. Another committee was also appoinkd to drnft a constitution. Both committee~ were instructed to convene at ot1t·e, and to report as soon as possible. The committee on nominations reported very promptly, and with the following results: F. Kannenberg. of St. Paul, :!\Iinn., was elected second viee pref'ident; Rev. F. Koehler, of Nicollet., Minn., Rec. secretary; Rev. F. Kuhn. of Jordan, Minn., chronicler; and Rev. H. E. Meyer, of Goodhue, ·Minn._. editor of paper. The hoard of clirector8 elected

were all of the above named officers, with the following gentlemen in addition: Re\·. R. Heidmann, Arlington, Minn.; Mr. 0. Stindt, of Menomonie, WiR.; R.ev. E. C. Monhardt, Garrison. Nebr.; Mr. J. Bartz, Norfolk. Nehr.; Rev. 0. Theobald Manclinster, Wis.; Mr. C. Kelpe, Bay City. Mich.; Rev. I. T. Albrer-11t, Fairfax, Minn.; Mr. Wm. Walt\·r. Rrd Wing, :Minn.; Mr. Wrn. Jf11e':i11g, New Ulm, Minn.; M.r. · Aug. Hohenatein, St. Paul, Minn.: i\! :·. 'F. H. Morlock. Good '.1.' hmder, Minn.

Tlw eommittee ou "The Consti. tution" founrl it had rathe1· a difiicu It t·\sk; but in due time it prePcnthl for :irloption a constitution font. would have <lone justice to a mul'h ~ldcr set of boyR and orH· tltat Hn,· i·,f' the older colleges might. well hr p1·oud of. Tl:P fr,·t..v-three charter membE:'rs not only PX pressed their approval of the vnriun ;; committees_, but also gave to the association their promise of help and support not only in a monil ~c!ise, but also financially by rnhinihing ancl by paying the nnnu:: I dur·~ of one dollar.

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ImrnanuPJ'F. Luth. ('} 1•1·c: 1 at· Marshfield, Wis., where Otto f·lellt> :'rnA.nn. '98,. is tE>zcher. i:~ lwin ~r fnmi~hed 'vith n n<'W pip!'

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>:l:ipi:l that existed m tltose days, but is good for the institution proper. 'T'he Old College has long needed proper laboratory, a first-class gymn asium, a high grade reading room.. and a ~cho larship fund; in fnet, dozen~ of ways can be found -.r:iereby the association ean rear a rnonum<,nt the benefits of which will bring larger efforts and with every succee<1ing yr:ar be multiplied :rnd mea.,~ued only by time. The nature of the, undertaking \\~ ill be governed entirely by the i'1 :n'1 r: ; i ~ca, nn1l bY the action your i ''" ll rd of di r r~r.tcr;: see fit to take. Jo get tJfr,· --a good sized fund . i:, a tfJsk wn\· before us, ancl your parti(·ul01· l1elp i::- what is lacking, ~" 1rhen .mu rt•Peivc the opportunity c·i l.iec11ming an active member of t): i s movement, do not hesitate or pwr~ rn::;tinde but pres;:; the opport:unit.r liith a feeling as though the ion~;· l o ~t hri:, come t1J you at last, :i! i rl vo11 hn~ finn ll~- come to vour own. :!

Luke_v Voigt. who in the prebi~toric: c1ay,: was better known as "Leg:.;," reeeutly made a flying trip to .North Dakota, to invest some of hifl ill gotten ( ?) gainf'. in Lum hmr1;;; but notwithstanding the fact that Lukey received a 1'ery much elongated and at th(; ~11 nw tim e n very technical educatirm by the persistent and good na· t1:rc t-t:· .. of the tutors, both little

and big, young and old, that predominated at the Alma Mater before Cleveland was president, Lukey nevertheless very strongly held, by tbe laws of gravitation, to the soil that should be tilled. Lukey, you must know, is in the employ of the government and naturally is greatly troubled by what to do with his surplus coin, for Lukey's checks come regularly; and the force of statisticians in the em ploy of the government at Wae!1ington, are working oYertim<:' to ~ec, that Lukey's monthly stipend reaches him at the little tow11 of Hastings on a certain day of n certain week; hence the absolute necessity of these many and active trips to N" orth Dakota. "Comment of Subscriber.'' Aha! Our Messenger has a Per Jocum Editor, and his name iE Pape. Just imagine what a high old time there would be on the hilltop i£ this worthy editor would consent to the change of but a single letter, and sorrw student, who, overflowing with Hallowe'en spirit, should insert an "o," what a conglomeration there would be when the Old Doctor and the Pope dis-

covered eac·h other. So we would beg the ,T ocmn Editor tenderly to guard the second letter of hit> worthy name.

"ALUMNI NEWS." After many attempts we finally succeeded in organizing the Wisconsin branch of the Dr. Martin Luther College Alumni Association. We were 80 fortunate as to have Director Prof. Ackermann with us ar tliP ~tat<~ Teachers' Conference. whicb eon\'l:~ned at Watertown, \Vis~ rnnsin, Nov. 10 and 11, 1910. Other ;:ttrrnpts ;1t organizing usually failt>rl on acc·ount of lack of informaticn :1;: to the aims of such an assoc11lt'nn. Prof. Ackermann gladly p11·e u:> the information required. and so an organization was pcrfocted. T!·irt : ·-tlrn:~e of those pn:sent "igned in I) rd er to corn plete the organization, while a number prcmi~t><l to do '•) at th e next meeting of the Wi:>eon~ in Synor1, so that by the tirn1• we meet again we ma v haYe 11 membership - of at lea;t fift~·

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The folJrn,,ing offieern were elected: ,J. C. }.fohr, Pres.; Wm. Manlcv. Vit\' Pres,; L. Sarrahn, Sec.: and 0. Hillermann, Treasurer. Th a t. even Alumnu;:: of our deil l' lJr. ~\);~din. lmther College will jniu om <J~~ociation is the wish of L. SERRA RN, Sec.

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COLLEGE NOTES THE NEW BUILDING. ., The majority of our readers are, no doubt, interested in the progres.s of our new buildings, as quite :1 few of them donated towards then1. The students are looking towan1 ~ the completion of these stmctu1w with eagemess, and, judging from present indications, their wi$lie, will no doubt be gratified befor .· Christmas. ,\t the beginning of school it wa, 1'11morecl that the buildings wouJr! b, , completed· by the first of November. but the contractor ha8 been <lelaw,d considerably by not being able . tn obtain his material when he nN' 1ed it. The plnsterers have finislied foei!· work and the electri~ wires hn"· been laid. The carpenters are n q\, h11~1y at laying - the floors, and tt t•' plumbers have started to put in t111; ~tram pipes and · radiators. 'I'h'.' hricklnying on the conservatory i ' n carlv finished. The pipes for the waterworks and for the sewerage have been lnid. '1'wo large concrete cisterns h,1 ve h<:en built i!irectlv em:t of the ol• 1 huiMing: for the" purpose of vitrolizing the sewerage. ln place of the former system ,_,f lice ting th~ "Vacuum System" has been installed in the old builcli n~;. as this is the system which will 1w u.~ed in the n0w building.

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,, A'' dass ]ms again started to ri!l(t· up prn1'.tice in catechetics in 1-;'.f' lol'fd rnroehi11l school. ai:: hn,.:

been the custom for years. The first fow Wednesdav nfternoons. Prof. Sperling gave' model cated1eses for the class. Nov. 2. 0. Kerkow held a eatechesis on "The Rabbit;" H. l\fcyer had a class in reading, and C'. Hohenstein held a catechesis on "Th• Prophecy of :.Vfary Concerning t 'hri~t."

MUSICAL. ..:\.G(Jther song has been cornp'/sed for our male choir by Prof. Reut.r. It is the 14th P sa lm which l ie has set to music. As this ii' • t l: e famons Luther Psalm it will be very fitting to be sung at t1w ded.iration of our new buildings. 'fl .is wr1s also Prof. Renter's main intention when he c0mposed it. This motet is su ppo!'-ee1 to be sung without any accompaniment, licit ~~t.lll it i~ not n~rv clifi'ic;1Jt. Thi::; does not. ho;1·eve~. say that i!!c rnmic in it is of a ·low· grade. Prof. Reuter has composed quite <t. few songs for both male and mixed choirs, nmong which "Mein Zion, Gottes Garten" is 11ndoubtedlv the ~nost popular. · Anybody wishing to procure any of his compositions can obtain them h•; writing to him in care of this ecille_g-c. 'I' HE MIXED CHOTR. This organization can also look forward i,o a successful venr. The soprano, which was usiially quite weak, ii- especially strong this year. 'T'ill now not much has been ac-

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complished, as quite a few of the members are beginners, who never sang in a choir before. After these are "broken in" Prof. Reuter hopes to accomplish even more than in previous years. The number of singers in the respective voices is: sopranv, 19; alto, 14; tenor, 8; bass, 7. Among the songs practiced till no-11· "Te Deum Laudamus,'' b,v H. Creutzburg, is perhaps worthv of mention. BAND CONCERT. The greate1· majority of tl:t, ,4udents attendee] the hand concert given in German Park, Oct. 2, by the Second Regiment ban<l. The numbel' which perhaps please1l tJ :e audience most was "The Death of Cnster,'' which was indeecl very ,,bJv rendr,rcc1. T'Tnder tl~e able leadership of .Jos. Hofmeister this band hfls reached fl dandarc1. which is reached by ,·crv few bands. It i~ a band o'.f 11·hich New Ulm certainly can be proud, for it is dr.~::>cd as th e f'e1 ·onrl bc>~t hand in th <" ;::fatP.

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We deeply till' loss of Otto Haar. den::n .~Fd , Hi> pianist. He was oiie o:f tlw rnost <l rcomplished. piano play\·r,: t!rnt i 'H' l' graduated from thi" feel

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li•,'C'n practiced tliis fall are, ":Met1·111;c)ita11 :1rarch,'' hy H. Bini : ··.\ :11! ·rn1 1: l\eligioso," by F. Tlwniqwr; "l:kggar Student,'' hy ·Mill1•" kll': " l\ :rnon,'' b~r Genee'; anil "Dnn C11!:0111·,'' by Dellinger. 1rill notice, the number in.:trument<: i~ ;;mall in p;·o;ir,rti l)n td that of the violins. Yon 11 i j, n h;r• notice. that we ha H' n o clarinet.; at all. It is, th erefore, to he wisiwcl that more of tb(· stu1fo nt" \<·1rn lrl interest themselves for tl1 i:' oq::1ni z,1tion. The pradice rc!·ei '"·'! v,: ! l undoubtedly repay tli., 11tnn l' r l':qwnd€'il for th e in~trn .\_,,

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Although we have no bras~ band, which evtrv institution of onr rank Fhould h1n;e. we havt> an orcheRtra that replace~ this to so;ue extent. Under the able leadership of Prof. Reuter om orchestra has rrached fl standard whic1! 1 ~ attained hv few orchestras· of our rank. · After l'eorga nizing it was fo1tn1 l that the follo~ving number of pi,•c·es were at our disposal: six firl't violim. ten i'rronrl Yiolim. t.wo vi n h~.

.\ no,,, pi:mo was purchased dnrin:c· 1 .\\:1~.tinn.. It i~ of the Stieff_ 111;1kt·. 1t ii'. however, reserved. fo1· t};, , 1~1'\'> : ·~ 1. 11sic hall, which is expcc·tv1 l to he completed in the ne<n fotmi~. !' ix pianos nre now ut the c1i.::r;(lo;i] nf the students. A ~ev en th h'' b(•pn rented by a few mn · .-;i1·:tl "t'.H't~ds from the RPminand t:' :·; 'J 1t.·;1r:1 l who, according to ou.1· 1:1:rri cul:;n\ , do not receive piano in,,, n: .•ti1':·, :rny niore. Tliis pian11 i ::1< i'l'i.'•1 p!acPd in Prof. Heim'~

D. M. L. C. MESSENGER class room as no other room is available. Those rece1vmg pipe organ in~truction will also be elated when the new music hall will be completed and the new pipe organ installed. Under the present conditiorn: only two pipe organs are al our disposal. During the last few years the number of students ha s increased to such an extent that this is not sufficient for three classes to practice on. They nre contemplating to buy a harmonium with pedals to temporarily fake the place of a larger pipe organ. Money is now being gathered fo r the purchasing of a large pipe o:·gan, which is to be placed in th•! new music hall. STUDE!\'"TS ACTING AS ARS.

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:\rthur Nitschke, '11, left for Fairfax, Minn., (Rev. Im. Albrecht.) to teach school at that place; but, his father dissenting, he r<.'turned , and Otto Fiene, '11, wa s sent in his place. Wm. Kirschke accepted a call to Lake Benton, Minn. (Rev. Th eo. Engel), and Fred Meyer, '12, accepted a call to Boyd, Minn. (Rev. E. Fritz.) The ~e will teach school all y('a1· and reenter the same class ne:ci, fall. Wm. \\'ojahn, '11, left for Sa11 born, Minn. (Rev. J. A. Dysterheft) to teach n. three week's term of sd1001. when he will return and re" m1~ e .his studies. Several other calls have been ~· ~nt in. b11t it seemA aA if no othrr

members of "A" a.nd "B" class care t0 sacrifice a school year. ' OCTET. Since Prof. Reuter's corning we also have an octet. This ia usually composed of the best Aingers selected out of the male chorus. This year's octet is composed of the follo~·ing voices : Alfred Bauer, Carl Hohenstein, Gerold Zarwell, first tenor; H. Meyer, Wm. Wojahn A. Faubel, 2nd tenor; E. Jacob, Ct. Wachter, A. Windland, 1st bass; 0. Albrecht, W. Dorn and A. Krue!l'fl'. 2ncl basR. OTJH. MALE CHOIR. .\:<i a number of good voices, es· p<~ci a!ly from first tenor, left us laQt year, the prospects for a good ff1 't1 1.~ rhoir looked rather dark th1b \'L· :'

· But as we got several good new V(.lires, we may look forward to a ~ ucce3~fu I year. Carl Pape is a rnhrnble addition to first tenor, and G. \Vacb ter, '12, is a promising canc' ic'nte to take the place of Courtney Quandt, '10, last year's barit olle singrr. Ir has not yet been decided who is to sing the tenor solos tbis yea1., L1il it is ecrtain that it will be hard to find one who will render t hem as ably as Edwin Straus&, '1 n, tenor soloist :for the last two .\ Cfll'<:.

'I' Le ehoir now numbers fortJfi W' members. These are divided mnPng the different voices as fol-

lows: -First tenor, 8; second tenor, J :3; first bass, 15; second bass, 9.

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VIOLIN QUARTE'r. "Hundert Gesaenge fuer Maennerchor." :\s this was only recently rear~ Following are some of the pi.ecen ganized, not much has been accomthat have been practiced till now: plished. It meets every Wednes"The 46th Psalm,'' by Fr. Reuter; "Abschied hat der Tag genom- day night and is under the direcmen,'' by V. E. Nessler; "Aus tion of Pro£. Reuter. The players goldener Zeit," by Johannes W er- are aR follows: E. Jacob, A. Fauschinger. bel, firEt violin; H. Meyer, 0. AlBesides this a munber of songs that were sung last year have been brecht. SC'cond violin; A. Baur, reviewed; among others, Haendel'R . Yioln: A. ,~itschke, cello; Prof. HeutFr . pi irno. "Halleluja."

LOCAL:S .Mr. L. .Jensen, Sr., and the J:fov. G. Fischer of Glencoe, Minn., visited om· institution on i\Jonday, Oct. 24. . Walter Schroeder from Morgan, ~{inn.. who arrived here on Sept. 24, was taken sick with appendi· i:itis and returned home on Oct. 1. Profs. Ackrrmaml and Jleut<~r attended the conference at Watertown, Wis., Nov. 10. Prof. Ackermann spoke to the assem hl(:d teachers. Prof. Renter a~sis+Pd in the musical program. Wm. Wojabn, '11, left for Sanborn, Minn., to foach ;:.rhonl for a few weeks. Otto Fiene, '11. ii< Ht pres<>nt wielding the rod at Fairfax, \finn. He has been teaching th<'l'e si ll ( '.t'. Sept. 5. Prof. J. Mever delivered a mis· sion sermon in° St. 'l\fatthc~w'~ GerJj'l,m1. ·man Lutheran rhrn·d1 at \finn .. nn ~P.pl. L

~lrs. He,-. G. Fritzke and daughter from Hutchinson, J\Iinn., ;isited nm college on Oct. 15. Prof. .J. Meyer delivererl the .English sermon at the mission festiv;:l of Ziun's Lutheran congregation in Sanborn, :Minn., on Sept. ll. \Y·11. T:Iappenstedt returned on Sept. rn, to dernte his time to L~.t in nml Greek. En~ene Zich, 'll, visited his parents nt Sleepy Eye, Minn., on Sept. 24. The Rev. R. Heidmann of Arlington, ~1Tinn ., visiterl our institu. tinn on Sept. 25. Wm. Kim:hke, 'll, lrns acceptrd a p,1;:iti,Jn 11~ school teacher at Lake Benton, i\T inn., and left us on S!'pt. 30. 'l'iw J:c.,·. C. Reuter of Arlington. :!l.!im1., a nephew of Prof. F. T':c1 1ter <rf our institution, visited

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Prof. ,J. Meyer oc~upied the pul- ' The Hev. G. Albrech t of Henvillc, pit at , Echo, Minn., on Sunday .:Winn., visited our institution on Sept. 25. • • -.-- · · Oet. 17. '" ' • John 'l'epe, an Alumnus of onr • The .Rev. ,J. Baur of .Morgan, institution visited_ our college op . :ilinn.. called on hit> son, Alfre11, Oct. 3. , Mr. Tepe is at presem Oct. 21. an employe of the St. Paul and , ' Otto Jieinitz was obliged to disMinneapolis street car company. rontinue his studies on account of W. and J. Luering, of Gib- ill health. · He returned to his hon, ~inn., paid a vi~it ~o' F: Dr~i er home in the first part of October. and H. Mueffelmann on Oct. • 2. Len_ Luedtke attended the fuThe Rev. A. Sch~ller of Redw~n d nrral of his grandfather on Oct. 24. Falls, Minn., visited our college on The ReY. A. Eickmann of DarMonday, Oct. 3. " • fur, Minn., visited Prof. E. R. Carl Hinz, '15, and Otto Netzke. ,Bliefernicht during the first part '15, visited friends at Nicollet. of October. Minn., on Oct .• 2. " Louis Tomschien, '15, visited in Prof. J. Meyer att~nded the («• r1 Conrtland •.Minn .. Oct. 29 to 31. Wnlter Engel visited at the homto ference at .Janesville, Minn., nn Oct. 4 and 5. · · ' · , o'f his parents near Fairfax, Minn., Adolph Lenz, ' l 2, left fo\ Ren- Oct. · :30. • • ville, Minn., Oct.• 11, to attena tht Erich Ki1·Hchke, '16, spent a pleaswedding of his brother on Oct. 12, ant day at home on Oct. 31. Fred Meyer, '12, left for ;Bo_yd. 1\fr. Ben Luehmann of LewisMinn. Oct. 14, to teach' in the ' ton, l\Tinn .. visited Richard Janke " Lutheran school of that place. on Oct. 22. Erich Kirschke, '16, visited his Prof. A. Ackermann preached in parents at Klossner, Minn., on Sleepy Eye, Minn., on Sunday Oct. Sunday, Oct. 16. " 23. The Rev. G. Albrecht of RrmProf. E. R. Bliefernicht preached ville, Minn., visted his son, Im- in Watertown, S. D., on Sunday manuel, who was operated upon for Oct. 2B. appendicitis on Oct. 15. Prof. J. Meyer preached at the Mr. and Mrs. F. Tesmann of mission festival which was held in St. Paul, Minn., visited their son Watertown, S. D., on Sunday, Oct. William on Sat. Oct. 22. Hi.

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Upon our athletic field '"l'ennis" has reached a predominance ove1 our other sports of physical agility. During the past few months no means were spared to construet a;: many tennis courtr; as possible. The five courts which cover our campus at the present time easily prove the tendency of om bow towards this game.· Manv tomn·aments were held, in which a number of our facnltv mrmhen: also participated. On Sept. 14 a nulllbt~ r of bov,.; 1'eld a meeting for the pnrpose organizing a tennis club. After 1:. short discussion a club was oro-anized aud "Crescent 'l'enni~ Club'· was selected for ib:i name. "F'i ve teams with their players were arranged as follows: White EaglesFaubel ancl Jacob; Coyotes-Nitschke and Schweppe; BadgersPape and Zarwell; Skylarks-Dorn and Stein bring; Little Boys---K rneger and Wachter. A schedule for twenty tournaments of doubles, i. e., four t.ournamentq for each team, n.nd a schedule for forty tournamentR of singles, i. ('., four tournaments for each memh!~r wen· playec'I alternate]~· ·

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of o~n. boys, wl:o are greatly intercsteu m athletics, towards basket ball. Capt. Faubel with all of his ~ast :•:ear's. players has one great ob:iect lll rnmd, and that is, to demnnstrnte ro his rivals how a basket hall «·ally is to be used. The folIO\ring comprise the team: A. Fauhel. C11 pt.: E. Jacob, Mgr.; 0. A1Lr1 •f'ht; C. Fuhrmann; A. Nitschke, E. Knr.!'ter., Sub. 011" phy,;ical equipment to lay the .foundation of a vigorous man hood, to build up a body with ;;tNngtl 1 :>. nr! enduram:e is at the pr:--ent time of a very poor kind. lp1tl: the coming of winter, the n i~:l• t hn~ ahm turned ov<'r ou, athlPties to a great extent. Tht> old tnrn hall, being nothing more ~h:i:c n. inn all shanty, certainly didn't amt:· utir boys to be interested in p~:ni1·a1 training. The play imp:il~e '.Yithin our students ie ;trong, ·.incl 1 m~d find expression in one way or ;mother; therefore, it is ttw ~ i nc~;n' desire of all tl1at tht> new gy!1rna , ium may soon be compl eh'<t lt is expected th8t thi r; pl:v·e r; f rnr: ?·eation -will he reft<lv for th e• pupil~ to enter sometime. nnrin:.• rlw <··n·.1i ng month of Dec-em lwr .

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reporting editor at each college of the Missouri Synod it ought to be well supplied with material for its fore it had made its debut. We 路 News Department. gratefully appreciate such con:fidenc& College Breezes published monthand sincerely hope that nobody will ly by the students of Gustavus be disappointed in the quality of Adolphus College, St. Peter, Minn., the Messenger. We also wish to is a neat little journal, and the extend hercbv our heartv thanks for Messenger will gladly exchange with the numero~s c<mgTat11latory and it. In editorials and literary work rncou raging letten; rcceiYed fl om it might improve a little. We variou;; fliref'tioni<. A ~ we are nl - ' ilon't approve of your authography wa vs anxious to learn .and im- in certain words as, "though,'' prove, we heartily invite suggestion:; "thought," "through." You are not consistent in adhering to this methand fnir criticisms. The Black and Hed is a rnu~h od of spelling. \Vhy should words read and well likect paper among be t1111s changed? Some future day our students. We were irreatly the philologist would find it diffipleased to find it among the firs"t cult to trace tJ1e etymology of such mutilated words. To us College of 01ir exclianges. Its October number, we think, is Breezes seern.s to be published as rather meager, especially its edi- much for an advertising paper as torial and literary departments. The for a college journal. In comparison with some of the editorials are approvahle, though. The Alumni department is quite college papers The Cornenian has its well supplied with the praiseworthy columns fairly filled in its first poem "On the Cemetery Adjacent number of the season. Vacation Jottings contains interesting little to Old Northwestern." The Alma Mater is welcomed by incidents. We would expect more the Dr. M. L. C. Messenger, and work in the exchange department. being in the prime of its existence Wouldn't the Comenian present a has our sincere wishes for suc- neater appearance if the ads. on cess. It certainlv conducts a the outside of the rear cover were staunch literary ~olumn. With a omitted?

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FER JOCUM It's a joke! Unser Freund 'f-m-sh-n hat jetzt schon drei Wochen an "Meditation" mit sechs "double flats" geuebt. Er bereitet sich eben vor als Koeniglicher Hofdirector am Kaiserlichen Hoftheater. ( Horse in Psychology hour: Die Wahmehmung is das Bewusstsein einer Erfin<l ung. Prof: Na, das ist ja die rmiw Erfiudung. Prof: Was haben wu· unt<~r Reliquien zu verstehen? Horse: Die Uebrigen. Prof: Wenn konzentriert. der Apotheker? N ohie: "\Venn t' 1' zu::;a rn rnen mixen tut. Prof: Haben ~ It' i!t1·f· f<'Pl :!c1 8ehon korrigieit ? Schueler, ~]er <1ie Frage nicht ve:standen hat: Nein. sie. si nrl ob en in mcinem Koffer. Prof: Schliessen sie ilm nnr fr~t zn, dnt:s f'ie nicht wieder heraus komrncn. Wh v i$ it. that Kerb i:; of lilte RO much 'askrd how "pax, paci~·· j,, zetting alon~? Sign in the \\'a f' l1 r11orn: ··~o · m1oking aloud.'' Someone wrote below: ""'l'lwreforc >'.!lnk.e ,,j] !~ntlv." Schnwb reciting Go ,•tlw ·s "Erlkoenig ;" Er haelt in dell A rm~·n 11as achb:ehnte .K ind. Prnf: N enne Laute ans der Heili!('en Schrift. tlif' im Herz<'ll !.!'Ohc•kt haben. Little Hr.1rse: Eli ~eine Fra11. Stndent: v\T] ,o ll'H:-l t!w jl\\'[•lltill' of geometry;· P~of: E;l<'lirl .

l'rnf: Die "Epistulae obscurorum virorum" sind sortierte Schriften. Was sind sie? Pug, tief sinnend : Eine sortierie Scl:rift. Student : No, sir, Noah, because he built the arc (ark.) Prof: Was ist ein Kuerschner? Pete: Einer, der einen grossen Ki 1sch:mgarten hat. p I 0 I': \r!i at is a dairy? Student: A place where milk i,; kt> ;,:· und r:ianufaetured l' 1o f. (in Geom. period): Do-n, how rli<l .vnn get into that seat'.' : l:~-n, w i tl 1 a wide smile: HY I:.,. notli E·Ris . . '11:•1f: \\'m; ist ein Freiherr? St,,, d;»: l: l'~iner de!' frcien will. Professor: Warum wurde di<' ;..; d•];'<·Li ;' ·:•·nde bri Getf;y.;;bmg g.:·~ ehla geu? i'~11ir:·p:

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Student translating: "Mea., mater, sus est mala." "meine Mutter ist ein schlechtes Schwein." Sc: ~1ucler lrntte eben ein memoriertes Lied aufgesagt. Prof: In eurern Gesangbuch befinden sich cinige Drnckfehler. Wonder whv Buffalo if' alway" singing such songs as: "Wait Till the Sun Shines, Nellie ;" "Nellie, I Icolize You," "Gall Me Up Some Rainv Afternoon," etc. The reason 1nust he somewhere. Prof: N ach Besprechung der Wunschsaetze: Was druecke ich al:"O a1~s. wenn ich sage: moeget ihr doch enre Aufgabe gut vorbereit2t haben? Schwab: Einen urn~rfuellbaren Wunsch. Codes: m~x und Buffalo sind n;n 115ten Oetober in ''Zion," dem klcinen Bettzimmer, eingezogen. Prof: Into what bodv of water does the Rhine flow? · the Spindles, prom ptlv: Into Danube. Prof: Did you have your geometr:v in your hand last night? Spook: Yes, it (frapped out of my shelf, and J had to put it back in again. Student: l've got: an awful headache tonight, it comes by jerks. Prof: Freiligrath war ein Dichier. Was bat er getan? Pa-e: Gedichte geschrieben. Engel : L et me take your ink ::;uckm~. I want to fill my fountain pen. Prof : Heute haben wir die letzten drei Kapitel Caesars zum Wiederholen. Dann wollen wir ihn his zum Fruehjahr ruhen lassen. Buffalo: We'll pack him in cold

Prof: Die aJten zaelten vier Zeitalter: Das goldene, das silberne, das eherne, und das eiserne. Student: Jetzt leben wir wohl im blechernen. Prof., teaehing fraetions: Now, how would yon divide three apples among five bov$. so that each would get an eqnal share? ~::tudent: ?l'Iake apple-sauce. Prof: \Yurde er von <len Israe! i ten verfo lgt? Bird: Nein. Profossor: Von wem <lenn? T\ ird: Von den ,Juden. Inspector, zum Zimmeraufseher : Sic muessen nachher den Rauch aui; ihrem Zimmer schaufeln. Prof: "Muskeln" ist abgeleitet mm lateinischen "musculus," <lie i\fo11s·: also ein kleines Tierchen. Warum nennen nun die schnen in den armen muskeln? Schwngcr, tief sinnend: Weil :iie klein sind. Jack Rabbit ein Bild an der Walld amchauend: Ist das nicht ein schoenes Gemahl? Prof. (teaching arithmetic): W'e can't ~av 5c times 5c. Pudy ~ 5c times 5c would be non-sense. Prof: I will give you "5 marks." Prof: I will send the next one talking, without being called upon, into bis :room. Spook raises his hand and inter1·11pts him. Prof: We are higher above sea level than Minneapolis. Why? Bamboo: Because we are up on this hill. Prof: Go up into your room. Spook: Why, you "nirked" at

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Cf!gptrn in ?1Hicn. :'(l fj hie (}lotcn \pii!fl' 11 011 fin cm licibniidJC\1 S111mmc<:" ~n11pthnn ucrfo!11t nmrben, iii[Jrt c iie ' tulfilrr n1tdl :lJ1iijicn, 11.H' .1~11iier .f.nnf!alllin s H) nen ~[Eol)nii\Jc 11ab. 'Ditti lll i.d)tinftu ~Jiiml !ii r hie ~Me~nrn(l bcr nftgctmantld)en iSriimmc iit ieinc ~ibe' liibcrie1)1Nt1J. 'Bor icinem l:ot•e iciJte !Irr <if dJo r in Stonfta111iao).lc! cin Qri~n iicfJ. 11ccic1J1.m s @f uu bcn~befcnnt ia!3 111i, lin er ;ein c11t ~o[fc rileid)i1tllt am tin • eit.unent l)i n:cr!ict. :Ver ~friani<:>' mn 5 lllllrbe io bic :Jteligion bet' (S\oten. ::Die_ itiloten fira d)ten bcn nri1rni!Jntll6 nildl llnfou, bic :r'.anlHtlen nncl} 2titifo, bic ~!IMtnlltun 1rndi <~.1Uicn unb 5pntJicw oie '.1:\llrliunber tr1llrn ~um ~h'i 1i 111 ~rn u ~ iiucr; bie ~1miiobnrbrn llll\l'rn g!u111) a11inng'3 i!dmtcr. ~rr !lll ol111 11rt btr fra nrcn rnur ungc' 'fii~ r IDO Ie!lt !l:leutfdJfcmb if!. 'Die ~C' ftbruno bn ~· ranfcn aum (fl)riftentum ift mclite11s brm.fl G:fJiobo:uedJ geidJcfJcn, lier 11tillri'mg lidj fel!ift tin ,\)eibc ttJar, nbrf 11011 jein er \);run uernnlniit 1uutbt, tum ltln:ijten utm iibequtrcten. ~r ~l1>1r11 9 nUe iriinfijd)en ~tnmme Jctnes !11ticf/tl>, b ie fatljolijdjc )ftc[;i!iOll 1111/,U ll~bmen.

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.vou no1r. Do yon Jrnow the 1d1ole g-oD.!! rit· Sinnx are np ancl !ia\·p g1·0tmd 1ht•ir torn;tii:;\rks? Sh1);dch1'1 ''"1Hl1' !' wlitdher Poi~on Lnn..c' won't· '. ·. • 1 11 ~ :.;ruund ]1 en• ,.;.111u :rnd hare it .>id. 1r it h ti". . \ncl it J:'.;;c·!1 t he jusl ;:" wt·ll that you 1no l't~ y1'> 11r 1vi!'1' n11<l 1·hildr1·11 dmrn to t:1t• ~··t i.!t'rr.0nt.'' B r i .~liton·~

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your riHP. gd. ilw rc~t :\llll don't lw too ,.:ln1r nl1nut it f01· tlw l'l'<l demon,.: 111:1y IJp upon ns :ti nn.1· time.'' Drigl1fo11 t·nllcrl his family, took !.i~ pt1n ::1111 sLnLE•d iowarrl the LrnLlinp; JKd, tlic 1otrangcT lcttding t.lw 1r:1y. Tlw,1· had about thirty milt~ tu ;..:o. ;lUU as the night wa~ not for oil' ;he trapper inYikd t!wll1 10 4<l.Y at hi;:: ahoc1r, <l t·ave not ·fay off. This they ;;oon re.id1e;d. and a;; i:hl' <>nt.mnt't' \l':l" qnit<> hidden 1.11·

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l\ov,·111ha ·?:!. \\'. \Yujalrn, ul1j1·d '"The Vigg :" Otto l\.erkow. "'l' lle \\'i,;e ~Jen l'ruw the l•:ast :'" -Prof; Sp(•rling. a 11111<lel .. ai1•1·lw..;i!-1 in a rii l11111c·t·il'. K OVl'lll.her ;;u, :\. }\ n1t·µyr . ".\ L ei>.011 in Gernia111·1•1tding:"' (i. Z:Hwt>ll. :i eo11iiu1111tion or Ke1·kim';, fr~l l ll tiil' IWl'I; l1efo1'1', ·•'J'jil' \\'j.;1 • ::u1'll rrnn1 thP Ea,.:1.'' Dev. ~. l L JIPl"l' f', ··Olij t•d l.1 ~,.; ,.:1111 i11. .\nt1m~ :-;1u1h· :"' .\rtli . .\ii,.;•: lik1>, .. rt11.lt! T1r1•l l"P-.1·1 ·:11·-old .I 1•.-•11:' i 11 t !1e '11io1ll ple." For ~eYCl'<il 11·1·vk,.; 110 «il t1•vli1•.;e-,.: ' rn> lwld for dir .. r,.: f'1 •n,.;1111:<. :ind n11 't•wrnl \\'pdnt>.;il:ir,; l'r.01·. :-ip1 • 1 · li11~ 11eli rerl•d 11111del 1·:1tp1·lll':<I'-;. Hdnn' ( l1ri:::1 111<1" tlie,.;1· 1 · :1t"d1 · li p,.:1·~ 1r1•r1 • dt'li11•1•c•d to till' !OJWl'r t-'.n,, : hut ;·,.11111 now on tli e.r wi!I lit• dt·iil' t'rt•d tll le~scm ,

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·:lh:M cyf }\:(rruary. awl tlw ~ernu d f'.tll.(' of ('Oll)'St' ill ~J tltll'. id: tit1· t•J!tl uf tl11' ,:diool .'·t<n 1-. 1:11011: Sll'!'E:-i. 011 l>t'«•"1nlit•r 11, our 111;i.il.' :tnd mixt~d l"iwi1· 1 1diltt·d tht~ 1n1· 111'H'r~ tlf il1<• ltJcal L:1t:lien111 c!1t1rl'!1 1r.itli a "1"1.·11· ( 'ltri,;r11:a~ l1y11111,:. Tli1' 111nl" t:l10ir :;ung· '"Weilrnavht:;lil'd," a11 original (·n1n po,:ition by Prof. Be11lt·r IJpfore tl1t~ s1·rn1011, and tl1t• 1ni.wd <·hnit·

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United Bfatt>.S irnd i·etr<'ntl•d be.11n1tl the iuteruatioual bo11ntfa1·y to fok<' 11p their ahotle in the grc>.;1t wikh~r nefs of tlw north. Big Hi; wPll a" small g11nu· 1·o;im 11bo11t i11 g'l'ent numbers as i~ µa rti:11!,v (let11011~11 ·art•d hy the fad Hrn.t !..'lllllltla i::: on<> ol'

f:lwily are 01c> bl.;;u:kt.ai) det•r wht d1 111·e l'onnll alon;!.' the rn;i~t of Hriti~h Colnmbi:t. a;; fm· t•a;:t n.- 1lw C';:;i~

the <·liid 1'111·-p1·odm·ing l'ountl'i<'" in tlit> world. Ir. tlirrefon', ..\.ml'l'i1·:m 01· 1':11n•pl':\11 "i'''1·t"B111<:11 wi"li lo enjoy !lie lw-t l1ig-ga111t• 1!11nti11.!.!·. thP.r 11.111~t ,!.!·n 1n C:1nada, ror it i" l"!1e1'(• rlit~y 11·ill !ind biµ· ,!.;:11111' 1•nougl1 1rnl'tlir of tll<'ir 11wtllt'. l:11i the l11m1Pr 1r!in app1 • ar.~ 011 i-lti,{ield io li,!.!111 ag:1i11;-;t rile 111.011arr·Ji,. found tlicre 11111.- t ,-how iii" 11t•n·1· . ~kill. 11gilih· and t •11rl11r:1Jlrl'. '!'Ii(• nob It•,:[ ,!.!H111e i.- i lw rno11:<<\ l'or 1rliC'n r11!h· ,!.!l'tJ\\"11 ii ll't' igh::t 11111!'h 01·rr Olll' 1lw11,a11d po11111l:< mid h11- a ."prr11d 01· nnt 1,.,., frnn1 lire to "ix. l'Pt'i· in 11·idtlt. '!'Iii" µfont q11adn1pc•d i.s ftn1111.I 1n \01·:1 ~t·oti11, .\l'w l~1·111J:'\\'t t ·k. ()u c!i)Pl' and Ontario :t!:<o in tlw 11nr1iwl'!I jl<ll't or tlt1• ~hit\' n !' '.f:1i1w and llv:ll' 11w Y11ko11. Drt'r an• j'q1111d iliro11µiiot1( ( ':111ll\la i11 grnnt 1111miil'I'·" and llirin; wo11d1•1·1'11lh· . .. mri110· .-. fo llH· i111·io·ur,iti iup: 1·li11t:ti1• and ;tl.11111Ci<tlH·1' ol: ;;11ihd.dt' rr.nd . .'\ ..: l':ir ,:;n1iilt '1" Flo1·id11 tlH' IJ11t·k 1rill "fi:\•11 alt::in 1rw1·e 11!1111 Pig-lily puund;: in 1n•i7lit, while t lio;;1! in Onh1rio rn' qt1e1Jtl.r '"(·lJ I" 01·\·r tlt 1·\ ~ l• hund l'\'d poun«k 'l'ht· IIlO~I nil.n1di1c• in J-lw d1•p1·

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THE D. M. L. C. MESSENGER

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ATHLETICS Pity tilt• p:1or 1·dit1>r tl1:1t .·:i1n11id writ.· 011 n topiv i !inf.. i,; ,;u r1·1111Jll~ frow 1w:1l'iy t!lt'I'.\' >'tudc11f~ rnintl d11ring 11·intl'r nt I>. ~I. L. l ·. a:.: the· liu111111ing· ui' bee,; in .Ja1rna1·y. \Vit!i :1 !.!•H>d !.!1·111nn:.:iuu1 :lllt.I :ill nel·c•:.::.:tn.1·. npp1u~:;t11,;, wi11ter woulil not Ii i11dl'r 11,.: i 11 nu 1· twi·es,;a ry pliy>fit'<t I t'Xet'l'i:w:.:: basket liall and turnin!.! IY•lliltl ht• ind1ilµ;1•.! in. Inn b~: iJl;.£ nt pl'l'"l'lll wi!.11011t :1.uy a1·eun1111<Hl11iio11,:. \l't' 11:u,.:t look 1'01· ROJ11• · tlii11;~

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Ninteen

THE D. M. L. C. MESSL!..i"r.;.:H

Tl1t• J\u,ewber r_;,lm,b•:::· oi Colkgt.'.l ;;o-'),] article on "'J'rnv (_ 'ultm·e." The \>Titrr trie,: to ,.;hnw tlint "True Cultm·p is nut t-lw po~•1• . :,ion. or him wh<> enn con1t•]',.:{' ,:n k:1rne<1ly of piiilo ..;,1phie1d

di.:po,ition. TIH· depad.nu~nt l)p Hdm,.: 0111uiln1;; p;e11m·al!v inelnd('" inlt'rt'~tin;.:· if(' ''"· TIH' eo1111J1t'11t 1,: on ''.\IOI in.~ l'i('f 11n· qni!P in plavl'. The ( '0111e11i1111 u·rt;iiull· i,: OllL' oi' onr IH•,:t exc-l1n11.:2·c""· It- lii~~ rarr nrtid1·~ l't'll'ill n wide n11d t.l:<iro11g:1 1wo1)(~ 1Jf t!i1·ir 1111tl10r,.:. In tlw \ove111l1n 1111111hvr tlie artidP nu ··,J 11venilt• Cri111\•" j.- 1~"pe1·iall.r 1'<Hll11H'1JClablP. ·'The ( 'n11trilrntio11 of Our "llfodt.•rn !·:1«1 fn Ci 1 i l iz:d ioJI ., 1" <:ard11llv dr:m11 up. ·-'J'l1n1 Chri,:rmar: (;jJ't" 1,.: n11 ;1,•,·1•pbd1l1• 11H·diiation: n11tl it,: 1111tl111r •«ill lwrdlr Ii,• 01onglij· of ;l" p1•,::-:i111i,-til' Ill Iii,: v1P1r' n :pr''"""" t ht'l'l', u,.: 111 iglit "''l.'111 ill H>lli\' pi<1l·1·-·. 'J'J11 ;Jl'(ii'!t• ·•J 11 '!'II\' !J:i.1-,.: 111' tJi, •. \111ni(':i .. ;-:1•1·111,0 a "11•-"''""l'til 1•ii"1rl n! 1idiu11. ~111111• or tl1< ·!1· l'iiit•>l'ia!.- t·1·d:1i1Jl1· ili'l'

:-:t·J<·lll't'. in Lmgnflgc';, in religiou. 'l'l'llv Culture i~ po.S ., (:•';ed by hi111 11·!:0 look:-: t ~ plrn lHJtlll'(' :rnd tl1ink~: 11·iw l't'<1d..: !:onk.: font the>· 1nay s,•nc n~ i11l't'11ti1\•, w11" :~ .- l:i1r: \\·lio i:1kt•,.: Iii,: :-:Lrnd ll'ith n11•n nnrl. fl•el" 11·itl1 1111•n: 11·lio .:l!('' in c;od till• Soun·l' of Lig·I;( au.I :11l•n:.1·: :~nd w!io <il»,il'!'>' 1!i:i1· lla• II ill or Cod j•J'(•l':til." 'i'i!l' 111111ilH·r for DetPnilwr pn•.:1•111.: 11111 <lilt' t'dituri;tl. Tlw papt!I' 111igh t Wl'li 1·xtend thi,.; depart1uent. T l 1l' lii1•1';!n· :11'ti <- l1· ".\n lluur \\'itli I·:di~"11 · · i.: i't·:i!ly infrn•.- ting. tl1ung-li. ·•\"illtl'J' ()(-it \':1r'· i-: ;:, f!lH>d t'ffort

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THE D. M. L. C. MESSENGER

Louie hat im Rinne <lcn Posten aJs Drehorgnnist an der Essig~r Domkir\'b.~ anzundrmen. Du~ Pfo.nurn.~ bdac'iift :'id1 .rnr ·· 1(1,000 Hdrnd1H S:urlir.e;;" cfa.s Jn.ln.

!\au- -nu to .P1;::.f : tiJo,'ke Pd1on gda.entet? P :·0 r: a- a, 8C1HHl oft.

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die

Prof: What i'' tlw Lcl.tiu t·.cro:i. "RhcJl" Stm~mt: Scacvohi.

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Prof: TDlw otf' th at i:ye-:;h:Hie ~ Student.: The ,1odo1· told llW t& wear it. Prof: Did th(· t!octor tell you? Student: Ye-~. "Dodor Nnt:'

Pro:t' : Tr.ad1ing; plrn;iu;: rell? Spook: A coop.

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l'rnf: Jive? Violin wcl'lii.''

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Prof: Whvre r.1 ,,,.,~ the m ilr1n:•l c1·0:-:;; the Ifol'l~y mounfo.ins :' T,fn.p Frog: Tlw same p1:ict: the Hnr:'1b0](\t. river does. At foci; ~fi,,,., P-ro. ha~ nrriw:t1. The t:•Y::iJ:rnation is that flhe eoulcln'! ~n:-:ke the pn~~ihle eomiec· tions. Profe:;,;m· :

Pete:

\\"'lly

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Wer wnr Poseidon?

Ein Fichtenhnin.

mu:ostr, rna<'ht<' i(·li 11iir iuum::· ein k:eines 1':1p it•;-, uicht groe,.se~ a,J, rnt:in H:rndtt'ller, nnd 11otiPrt;: mn· die wic:hti.;-sten Ptmkte. ~otzie:

S1>

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l''rof: \\'t>l' war Er11smns? Cmlt>y : °!\felmwhthon~ Groo,w'.l.tt.'r.

!st ~tndrnt, nft(·1· Ph:r~·lrnlogy hour: Was J'nei· <:in "Cl<:~hoer" ha.st du? 2nd St1Hlenl:: Eir1 "optisc·h~s." ~r\.\·ent}~-on~

THE D. M. L. C. 1\IBSSENGER

A: 'l'iw:(l :::.:rc::i't. \'er_y l many fo:i,es in this part of the t'.otmtl'.Y any mol'c. B: 'l'he»c• a r~ t'J} <) ilp;i1 of '1'11\ up hrre il1011gh. (n<>weomer;:;).

~otzie: ·'~ini,i'' war cfai Liebling;:Rtndf Christi. Prof: >:1:. dn. li11beu Sic~ wiedC'1' ···w.r:rnl t'i1w IH':n 1~ E11tdecknng- in d·T 01'ienfalen C1•.•c·hid1tf' w·111achL

PruJ: \emw rni i· die ~<Jnll in <kt· P:is~.ion? R-tzl-ff, Jn :rn 1fou "}fork'ier.:." c)1:nkt: ln Riehtrr·,i O~rn 'li,...g;:n j 1n.Jgt.. Pn 1fl.H:\~L

l'rof.. in du· J[a.nnouit~ ::ltuncle: G, (\ n. i"t nJ;;o .ei11 '' Yi:·,;ti1111!tL"1 •\'.. Dn•i kl:rnp;.

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"The Eagle and. !ht> :->1nrn.'' l'rof: Why di1ln't ihi~ eagf1.; p..i.y ::tkntion to tlw durb and ._it 11ei- ,.,;11nll1'1· w<1.t1>i·-towh? L11oti~·: Het'i11l"e h<' had ;\ IJct1, ' i' OlH' 011 j ht> ,;tri n.:t. Prof:

::-:tud,•nt: Wr·il i"l1 in d('l' _i::;nu11muti,:, ·ilen .\r!ic tL i1 11Hi•'I' dn 1: 1·F>~.« hill.

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nentsch.

Sh-••t• t.•J Bnnt:t.: You d10tllc1 J".:it.::h o-..::t. Mfas .:\--c-~h-<l··"~ hm"'e.

THE D. M. L. C. !.\lESSENGE.iX

-Prof :

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maps

o'f ·Soulb A merfr11.

ama. k11.~1uu1!. 11;.: t

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1~id~lil'h a fam-

l\ i·1mk1tt'I.

('h~ lli t' : I di<l that in p11lilfr i:;1;hool. L1rof: Schoeu . <!holl it•: Uie wnn·n g'<nr.1id1t so

il·11 11uil ~c'"li mit t:n:g-ern. 1rallt'tl-

' 1·1JLlCll.

dc"Di l·l:rn1· lit'W<'iut.

l 11•of., l't'pri111a11Lliug ~ulllt' "'c-!1uL•ll'S fo1· lalki11g out loud iu i ht• cl:1)1Hnn111 : })o ; what :-:ennto1·~ <ttHI 1• prr •uhli i \'le~ do J 11 { 'ongn·~"': lfr:f; g-cl. fhe lltH1r 1rnd thrn ~p(~ilk. lTal'l',\' : Yt>~. bu1 ii' .Toe ('.;\11non l1as tlw i-1001· vuu 11«n1"t µ:d: it.

Prn r: \\'a~ ~iud :-O:t11r111hol"vke? (l 1·p11111li er: :-:oldn!Pn.

Spouk l n-t.t•g:.t "(hi'!!'' 1·01·:

Co!IP1, iu (1l~1·111. y;n1111111:1r lio11!':

H11b .Dnnk due 'J\1g:fn:r l>1•g1:n l'.nd rc•it rnit. 1nir 11;1d1 Hau~. na~;: ll'il' llll :• ;.:.1wtli1·li phlf'g(·ll \;!(·Ji if it•,l'ttl li:1 dt•Hi :-O:d1 Ill;\ II>'. I I a II t '11~ hoy" Wt'n'. two l't>t•f- <i • ..\nd 1111 rll<' girls 11e1·1· • ix ·1\...t. ·!,; .\nd all tl1<> hoy~ ki.-.•ed all tlit~ girl~.

I« I 't•l I

T 1·h: fc.k 1rd lli \\':It dai i~. nhrr 11 pana ·L1wd Ilia. dt•i l\nqwn i1ll 1Jlt'I' in.J l\t•d \l't 'llll ~It' l!ll (;1·ifa•]J li p lll'll.I\'\'. 11diif'I' \\'I'll >I l·:x-

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fi r·."t

THE BEST STORE To

l)u~

Your Drugs, Medicines, Toilet 1\rticles, I)ool{s, Stcltioner")) and Schoel S uvplies - - - rs

AT -- ----

Olsen's Model Drug

Stor~

l{odcil\s, Cdme1·as and l?hoto Supplies. Fine Cigars and Tobaccces. fl hysic:i:ws

Pt't::) St~ l'i

ptions GL1·efnlly L•'ill e <l hy L{<"'.gis te re d Phru·m;1,eis1:.s.

OLSON BLOCK

10,3. N. Nlintt . St.

CRONE BROS .. ----- IH ~:\LERS

IS ·---

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Dry (ic>ods, ('lothing, (i ro('erres, (r9C'lsery, (i1assware, Boo-ts and Shots, Ge.n{S Furnishing goods 1 t-t'C .

.. no,

and

112

ILJ.

Itlinnesota St., New Ulm, 1'\'\inn. HO\V

GC)EDE

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(: ial H:-: L\ s Joi· St.ud e n ts. Wt~ maku ;J spee1alty rn

ebs s piehu·es.

MUCH

MONEY

have Catalogue Hou::--es given toward our New College buildings? Think it over. It always pays best to buy all goods at home.

F. H. RETZLAFF Sells Hardware and

Cutlery.

T!1e n111~.;t · ~ xelusi\·1~ ( ~1· oee1-y Stol'e in the c: it\·. \\·,~ lmndl1· tl1t> be~t g1Jocls ,:}bta.i11;tble a.nd st;·ll 1ti ~_·m at th<' mnsL r1•;1 :.;;011;tble p1·ices. We n1ake a ''JH'1·iaiLy nf] leli1·:1t•~sst~n . ~\ll nrd1>.1·s 1h·: liv -

•.·1 •·d Jll'•11i1p:. !y.

I ~ .. t,j, p!to11n::-; 4>\.

"T-\EO FROf'-lT GROCERY " BIERBAUtv". &

CO ;v~PPd'..:_ y

...

\\i hen in n.eed of

ftugs,

Linoleum,

~ ' <}B•/ I ;I (>U fi:\ ~1Y!i !'> "

li l · ~·i1; . lc- if

Uon 't

Shades,

1·cn :t-

I 11 t i ll

, tore and get our prir r; ...; lidort' l>t!y1 .-1g. 0 1p· :1i111 i." t•> p]ea~A our Cn~torner" ;rnd til e P1·i1·(''' :11T :·i;.:.ltL

Louis

Buer1ger

[./11rhrlal.:i1t.r; 11ttnul1:r/ 111

W0n00da

11!

11/! 1 ' .r111s.

B~kery

F. W. Eibner, Prop.

~ Restaurant, Bakery Confectionery.

and

TE;LEPHONi<;, :'>'0. 71.

New Ulm,

Minn.

F. H. BEI-INKE .\]way:-: on lian11 a line line of

TOBACCO ES

CIGARS Also

CANDIES and

PIPES

choice selection of

FRUITS

of aU kinds.

Tl-IE BEE HIVE UP-TO-DATE DRY GOODS HOUSE I,; offedni:r some remarkable bargains in

Fall ond Winter Goods, also Clodl\s, Suits, etc., Everything- to be had in a. fir-st class dry goods store, prices always the lowest

J. A. OCHS, The Bee

Hive~

.... The Originat<Ur of J.-ow Prices <1n Good Goods ....

~:f;; 110}11~ 1\:IAU1~ t~li:J~1\l\I 'fAlnf~'Y 1~'A 4 ·~ A n ltt , .'JlF~' . 'f. !.l· lU A f~1f'~l' i . .&.., .!t ~}

FRESH

DAILY

EIBNER'S HOME BAKERY

'1'<1 tell the truth, we don't like the wur<ls ".:heap groceries." V\'~

1n11ch 1wder to de:d in the highest qualitit>s obtainable bel'•!dueed prices ulwa:ye stantl for reducerl \·alues. It is in~.-ita. ble. Business is so rel!ulated that it cannot be any ot:her way. So Wfl talk high qualities month in ar;d month out. And we sell 11.ccnrdingly. And Rtrange as it may seem it is the truest sort ·of N~<rnomy t.o deal here. No wastfl of materials, constan\ sat!sf<wt,ion, rnost healthful e atahle.s·- th•.1!if1 at·e reasons en0ugh.

1:>1.1JHe

Wm. A. PFEFFERLE, The Pure Food Grocer THE

HOME OF GOOD COFFEES.

"j_,hei !'

r 1 x1H~rh-'l1'"«j s:1b.-.;~anLi rt 1.. 1 }~ c..111 :· i · ~~ r : ni·-, ~·cit'

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;~!t:t! i ty.

E n1 •X i.., .£_,..II ~

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Daily Capacity 5000

OCHS & BAEH DE.\r,EI<S IX

Stoves, Tin end Hardwarn

'.!.l:J

nnh :.•!in ues 'tli St ,

~ EW

tj f,\l, .\i!X:>i .

J. WL. MEYER Leading

Jeweler

NEW ULM~ MINN.

Haviland Cliiri 'i ., 11 eco1·a.ti1~ms bv :\nwrk:an a.rtist$, Puduu1e s in fam:,y p••c kages, Shopoi n!! Bagl'1, Gents' Tra veling Casas, La;lie,,' C nUer.y, alt kind s h1.1x1~ s anll oth 11 1· things t o n 1.111 ., ,.,,. n ri ,.. to me ntion.

of Candit>'l in famw

PIONEEH DRUG CO .

.·

VOGELPOHL & SPAETH BUILDERS O"fi'

High Grade Pipe Organs Chnrch, Concert :rnd Chapel Piµ~ G rgarm of :i.ll sizes made to order in the mosl. improved Direct Tracl\er and Tubular Pneumatic Action. 'I'iming and rnpairing. Correspondence i!Hiteo. Seml frir price 'l and catalogue. IOf>--409 .Noi·th Broadway, :NEV\' UL~1, .\1 I:'.':!11 .

AN·. D··RE'Xf . . v'

.l""\, ~

.-I

- - -- - DEALEH I'--- -- -- -

Fresh and Salt Meats of

kinds

. ... BO'l'H PflOXES ::\0. 1-1:-t . . . . Mr. Edison wants to

~ t·e

an Edi~on Phonograph in ~very Lorne. \\' e want tu help you to

1111\' ('

11ne in your hom• ~. For this wfl

renF!<Jll

MAXU FACTU~ER AN fl

JJE .~

u :r:

r:s-

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