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gajinc. bcmdhtigteu lh ser oortigen
Mollcn mo ieuerten otf Die Guars
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tilcrie uuo aoioden puroen altf 0en
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lit bcieltigt mo cin groBe5 2Irienal
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Die iriibcr nnh Oituiien nbgegnngt'
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00Cllo %. ,Sni. - ounoertc
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ben 0ic Wonnlhnit cinc@ bcutc
iriib aus 9tifolojcii bier onaetommcs
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piers cmportc lid nnbm ibrC Oiii5iCs
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tcrern nui ocm Shlohtihillc ,Snio5
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ShIohtlfifi ~9nio3 4oiemfin" crs
idoiiencn SeemonneS, oenen 9inrid)~
tlng Die Otcltcrei oerllriodtc, Iiegt
nod ouf Dem Gnoi, pobin lie gcitern
olirf Die Wtonnidoit Oca S6lodt-
ld)iffes gcbrudt mur0c. Die Same
ro0en 0cs So0ten. ipeIde ein 9eQrGbs
nib nit milit0riiden Gbrcn fir ibn
Derluugten fonlpiten olif Sciten Der
gIuirilbrer ge9en oie Sruppen. Sic
Wfeuterer boben Moid)inenaeidiibe
BON Dem Sdlohtldiii ans liter qe.
bradt llno blntcr Den Burrifa0en oe.
gen 002 U(llllar oerlDen0et. Utun
munteIt, ooB lit audi ein 3beil Der
Solouten ben meuterilben 2ecleuten
orqcihIoilcr bat, ooh ernongclt ole.
ie gIngabe nod Der geitGtigunq. IS
beiinocn iih ctuo 10000 Wtann3rup.
pen in Soclio, aqein cS mongelt an
,Seitlrngsperfen, i'll mel6em iid ous
MilitGr nertbcioigeu fonnte, i'm Joa
Die Weiltercr Die lleberbono qeiuin.
nen loQten. 9ilr eifpo Der oritte5 bell
Scr 100000 0elpobner limo Nuiien;
Scr Helt beitebt aus SSuocn, @ricden,
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gomiral Nrtqcr'S Jnitrnttionen.

,anio5 lEotcmfn" ioa in Den @run6
qebobrt watocn mcnn lid bic
Weutcrcr ultt ergeben- Sburfe
giegicrm8s GontroIe ilber Die nb'
qeid,idicn tclc8rupbiidcn Rnd).
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4etcreburh %. Snni.-Nion
meloet, oob Der sur &oIontGrilottc
qeborioe ArctGcr ~Sorotoli" in
Soeiio perbrdnut lit. Montreal arip
GERS 6lottc oirn beute 0odt 1T
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Scitiir5nna in Petersburg.
Gie G0niroIitGt rotbIoS. - Nus.
oebnllug scr ariliS beiiirdtet. -
9}clbelc6lng ser Soffnungen Der
Heuoltionilten.

Heoollltlonllten.
FeterS burg, %. SUM. -
Grnitcr ir ibren moglihen Gutluide'
hmQen ais uue gtie0erlogen IN Der
Wonoidlrci ooer oie 3eritorltng Der
SIotte 8Oieihpenatp'5 mar 0ieaunoe,
melhe petersburg geitern in Oen err
item 9lbenolhn0en erretdte. 0es Sn'
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Gociiu oiienc HebelIion berrlhc lmo
0uB ole meuternoe Wfanucbuft all
Ocreu Spite lih odt Oiii5iere 6efi1.
ben, Daa Shifi nit gelo0enen aono.
ncn Qegen SSe0eu bdlte, Der lih IN
Oeiien 9tGbe pogt Ser 9cboroen
bat lid) ein on Gahif gren5en0er 3li'
ltonO beruadtigt, imb in Der aomiro.
litGt berriht Conformation. Somiral
Wirenill5, Ghef oeS Wnrinc. .8enerul'
itobes, tbeiltc Der ngliiociirten Ereiie"
nit DAB ole gI0mirolitdt Welolngeu
VctrCii5 Ger Weuterei erbolten babe,
0oB er ubCr nid)t IN Ser Gage Iei, Gin'
5clnbeiten mitiutbcilen. er gab offen
5u Dab Die Sitlldtion cine iebr ernlte
lei, uno 0uB er uid)t miiie, lpeIlen
man iid 5ll ocrieben babe.
Gu9 ihpo3e Oleer @elbma0er,
pcIdc9 ScboItopoI luhter Dem Com.
monoo BON Gcc AOntirul aruger am
Gienitog pcrlolien bot tudr geltern
9IbenO in Coeilo i0Ilig, uno ieOcr
9Iugcnblid mag einen 3uiomnenIto6
nit Den Wtclterern bringcn. Ter
o&nin5 Eotenltin" 1T Elm oiel gcluals
tiAcrcS Sdiff oIS irgenO zines III
Aruger'S @clhmnoer, un0 0dS BE.
0cnflid)e Scr Situation miro nod
0urf ole lbotlud1e erbobt, 0nB Die
Sto6t S0eIio lid) tbatiddlih i'll &c
malt Der Strifer bcfinoGt, pcIhe, mie
cinigc cirgetroncue 3epeidbcn conlta'
tircri, bcreita 0urh Die Wfcuterei Dec
Wfutrolcn 81 oiicncm WiOeriton0e er'
nlltbigt morocn lin0. gnrrifooen err
ridtcn lmo Die Foli5ei lt1o Die GrlIp.
pen in 0cn StrGBen betdnpien
Gic Gelhc oc2 Wutrolcn OntiI.
td)ut. lpclde uul 0em Guoi I'M 9lnae.
liht oon (oulenocn ulSgeitett NOR,
unO Oic S6ilocrtug lcincS grullu.
men looc9 cntlIonlmten uligenlhein,
ld ole 8cmiitbcr Der 9lrbciter. iueld,c
IN COeila beionOer9 ltorriihen Gbo.
rottcr9 limo, numentlih Die God
uno WCrltlcutc. Sullten ole Wotro.
len bon aruger'a Sdliiien lidl 6en
Uteutercru onlblieBen. 10 piir0e iid)
ole Negtcrlng elmer oifenen HepoIu.
tlon acgenilberlebcn. iuelhe lidl iuie
Elm SGltlleuer nnd1 on0eren Srten
am ldlpaBcn Weere berbreiten mir
0c Gie glrbeitcr oller Der St1ote,
ans uelfen oic Watroien lih jumeiit
retrlltiren. iinO nit io5ioliltiifer uno
rcoolutlonuren ,}oeen angelilllt. Bor
ungeIGhr einem Ronat tonnten lin.
ruben in Seboitopol nur nit Qtiibe
luter0rildt tueroen.
Shou gu Beginn oe5 aricges bat'
ten be0enflide 9cribte ilber Die
@tannlhoiten Oe5 ihmur5en 0teer.
@elhDooers 8erbreitlug geituoen.
Motrolen murCr erifoiien lmo ielblt
Siii5iere frlcg3gcrihtIih oerfolgt
morocn, uno geitern muroen IN Sc.
boltopol II Niotroien luegen Wieute.
rel 5u ie orCi Sobren ginferterilng
perllrtbeilt.
Cen beliCn geueis liir oen unter
oielcn Ntonnitolten berrihenoen
@ciit 6iIoet Jc geitern pom Der so-
miraIit1t uer0ffentIifte grfl1riinl
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ScfaniitntndIuna. dI

Nou Souitop, oCu l. ,Nul 1905 an, tpcrneu Ole
YSo0ooH@ Der Spdrruius poiut Yiuic uocb
Nnputo uo .Vruutim SlruEc ihcr oc Ioir
mount gocnut 9iuutc u0cl ,Suucuc SNorparo Iuo
Sro1tim @roGc iuhUcu. ibcr nicclbc Ruuic 3rt
rid tcbrCup.
YIN ocmielhcu Cuum lucrncu nic Ypnppuuo Der
mtoole Riner Sinie uou Uinntc H}icer uudl
Npuioon uuo Baltimore zIroBc uhCr ole ,SuiU
iuritd tchUcun USl-9I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-30
9er 9lufltanO 1T SOrlla,
Dir Stabt lit fIammfn, Admpfe
auf otn Stra6tn.
9ln6 TT 2tbau n1entern bic Sccleute,
Nadridten ibcr bic %Orsanse fars unn eunius.

Mannidnin onoccr &ricaoidic Mencrc ouacihon
Bnbn - Bic SdWarc Mccr 6lottc hat Sc, Sdpodid,i
vSnNi Fotemn" IN bcn @uno bubrcn, fails Nd oaic
cr9icbt - Bic SlOte nbr Oud crit llbr accrn
ScbOiopol Eoe1a ob lmcrfGridlrS 30gcru nmttcu
cncr idwcrm ariiS N0armrnc %tarinna Gccrsbmre.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-08-18

The body of young Murray, who was
drowned in Clear Lake recently, and
whose remains were held for two weeks,
for Identification, was sent to the state
university in compliance with the laws
governing unclaimed. bodies, by order
of the coroner, DR.. Blanchard. One who
is not familiar with embalming, can
hardly realize that drowned body
could be kept in a state of preservation
for that length of time, to enable ship
ment. but same was accomplished, and
the remains were sent to the university
Radical.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-08-18

SHAS. A. CHAPMAN.
INSURANCE.
Fare. Tornado Plate Gless Security on Bond
Of3ce. l. q. y. +. BUILDING.
Aug 1925, Sept i. 1906
ORDER FOR HEARING APPLICATION
FOR APPOINTMENT OF ADMINS
TRAITOR.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. County of Blue
Earth.-ss. In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate OF FlaccuS \. South
wick deceased:
On receiving and filing the petition of
Ira Nj. Southwick. of the County of Blue
Earth. representing. among other things that
Flaccus \. Southwick late of the County of
Blue Earth in the State of Mime
sofa. on the 30th day of September, a. ID.
1887, at the County of Blue Earth. died inteS-
tate. and being an inhabitant of this County
at the time of his death, leaving goods. chat
tells. and estate within this County, and that
the said petitioner is a son of said
deceased. and praying that administration of
said estate be to himself granted:
1t is ordered. that said petition be heard be-
fore said Court, ON Monday the 18th day of
September AID. 1905. at 10 o'clock a. M. at the
Probate Office. in the court house. in MankatO.
in said County.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be Civ
en- to the heirs of said deceased. and to all per-
sons interested. by publishing this order once
i'm each week for three successive weeks prior
to said day of hearing, in the Nlankato Free
Press. weekly newspaper printed and pub
lished at Mankato. in said County.
Dated at Mankato the 9th day of August,
A. ID. 1908.
BY the Court.
lPROBATE COURT WIN. +. HUGHES.
SEAL Judge of Probate.
5. b. Wilson. Attorney.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-08-18
"THE TRIUMPH OF THE CROSS"

A poem entered into cnmpetition in
the Minnesota, Welsh EiStedfOd, by f.
l.. Llaplgriffith,.
The author of the prize poem on the
same subject in the Welsh Gaelic. to
which was awarded the Bardic Chair of
the Eistedfod for the year. 1905, held at
Mankato March 1st. and Ind.
The adjudicator. Rev. Edward Thomas,
Tracy Mimi, recommended the follow
ing English poem for publication:
Salutation.
o glorious cross whose sheen is resplen-
dent,
Thy lustre is shed DER sin-cursed
world,
1 fain would invoke some angel attend
To tell of thy PROCESS with banners
unfurled;
Once, thou vast called a cursed tree
But DER thee dawned our blest gospel
day
And from thee Gods mercy came shin
ing and glorious,
The Sun of Righteousness shed forth
this ray.
o come now my soul be thou no more
Sing cantilcle. idyll. anthem or ode,
AS nought is too grand, or too compre-
hensive
To tell the triumph, of the Cross of
God;
And though. to my soul there's some
thing repugnant
In scenes of blood and tragedy vile,
Yet. amid terrors so raging and ram
pant
The cross was raised to save man
from his guile.
Introduction.
1 view not the cross. as it towers to
heaven
In blessing-in power-in teachings di
vine.
standard of ethics, to mortals rs CIV
And precepts of life. from it's gospel
now shine,
And glorious principles, are given to ma
tionS,
Which ne'er were there since the world
began,
Till on that rude cross was brought forth
To bless all the sin blighted family of
Christ the Power of the Cross.
o glorious cross whose rays radlate
Down into mans darkest. viest estate
A beacon to light a world in the dark,
And lit by the fire of that heavenly
spark
OF love from the One. who died on the
cross
Whose flame enlightens and purges our
From Him, too alone, comes power di-
vine,
shine.
The light of the world, which once did
Him scott,
The sunlight of heaven, His the light
thereof.
Without Him, the cross would lose all
its spell, te ,
It's horrid surroundings de dark as hell.
Since Jesus, the Christ, upon it hath
died,
The cross of GolgOtha, is gloritied.
Till millions of gems are counted TO
this.
OF souls. which are now perfected in
in bliss.
And there throw their garlands of wor-
ship down.
To Him. who, gave them. the cross and
Lost Condition of the World Without the
Cross.
Poor world stand upon that place
calld skull.
And gaze in awe,-its Misty to de-
plore--
Without the cross, it's heart of grief was
full.
Without remedy. for its ginsck sore
No panacea for its chronic woes
Souls vainly struggling in their hideous
pangS,
Earth being void of cure, for conscience
thrOes,
Sins victims die. in unrelenting fangS.
False Religions Failed to Save the World.
Yet men have had religious forms ga
lore
OF superstitions vile, ard customs fell,
Proptiations vain, in human gore,
With fetish arts of cure, as dark as
hell.
In penances, and sacrifices. such,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-08-18

That were as loathcome as their sin
disease,
These pagan hordes, so bound in Satan's
clutch
without the cross, in vain cry out for
In devil dances-in some diety's feasts,
They squirm in anguish in some pagan
Tatood in paint, or gore like Shiny
beasts,
They seek to please some foul and
horrid sprite.
o sin curs'd world, without that won
drouS cross,
Benighted race of human souls en-
thralld.
In customs letters bound, made vile and
gross
BY whatsoever name those rites are
called
And poor humanity. had nought in view
But dark forebodings, treachery and
wrong
And left alone. poor man. is foolish too.
His vague PHILOSOPHERS a vain old
song
Lost world, without the cross-its race
had ran.
No hope of heav'n in all the universe.
Till in the cross came hope for ev'ry
And vict'ry and deliverance from sins
curse,
Civilization, Alone, Fails to Save the
World.
o wondrous cross,-earth's civilizations
Without thy peace, are but an empty
show.
No real salvation for the nations.
No source of love. to give their hearts
glow,
Rome rose to pow'r, yet by it's mystic
OF carnal worship in some haycon
grove,
With lewd canticleS. and their priestly
doles,
1t blasted its prospects. with Mars and
Joye
1t marred it's destiny. by heather rites.
And trucled so to fate by hellish art.
That treason. and treachery, dark as
night.
Caused her downfall and Slapped her
very heart.
So fell. in shame. this great empire and
state
BY heather falsities which fail to
She-gorged with pomp and pride, and
Satiate
With spois of nations, persisted in dis
treSS;
And Epheslls. with all her lordly piles
OF worthy of her sphere,
BY some Diana or some heather guile.
Was doom'd. by pagansm dark and
drear
And Athens. too, with learning so adorn-
Knew not the pow'r of the Unknown
God"
Her lack of knowledge her severest
rod
All learning. and civilizations too.
Without the cross are void of pow'r
to save,
The gospel only can mans wrong undo.
And give to souls the blessings which
they crave.
The Doctrine of the Cross.
o glorious cross!-the emblem of the
Which wrought, and brought. eternal life
to man.
1t stands for that blest doctrine
Christ's shed blood
Which made atonement ,on that cross
of wood.
The glorious work accomplished on that
tree
And it's bIest grace, which bids world
go free,
This is the cross, which brings us
blessings pure,
BY Him to whom we look for ''mercies
sure"
Gods law obedience claimed-and JUS
tce doomed our life
But love- atonement sought to end the
legal strife,
To free sweet mercv's hands, which
hitherto were tied,
But now made free, by faith. man
may be justified.
The blood that Christ hath she'd the
glorious vict'ry gained
And on that cursed tree, was paradise
reganed.
Execution OF the Plan of Salvation.
Into Gethsamane, Jesus went, just at the
close of day,
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Dr. and Mrs. Holbrook celebrated their
home on Byron stdeet, about twenty
five of their friends being present The
evening was spent in pleasant social in
the pronouncing of the marriage cere-
mony again by Rev. Mr.. Martinson. Dr.
and Mrs. Holbrook stood up as they
did exactly five years previously, and
repeated the fateful words that united
their lives in pleasant lines. Light re-
freshments were served, and before de
parting the host and hostess We're pre-
scented with various useful articles made
of wood.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-08-18
ESCAPE IS NARROW
Man Saved From a Watery
Grave at Garden City.
Engineer DemmiCk Frustrated
BY the Intense Heat.
w. c. T. U. Ladies Have Speak
ing Contest Tonight.
Other Items From Lille Town
of the County Fair.

Allen Roberts, while bathing in the
river by the fair grounds, narrowly es-
capped drowning last Wednesday even
ing. Bernard Norton was his rescuer.
eve Demmick, engineer on Bill
Bailey's threshing machine, was pros
trated by the heat last Thursday. He
was unconscious for some time.
Garden City was the scene of two
runaways last Saturday evening. A
Friends gray team became frightened
and ran through the street on the west
side This disturbance caused Charles
BOynton's team to take fright, and
these horses ran short distance Mr..
Boynton had load of apples. These
were soon scattered and Mr.. Friends
wagon was shattered. Aside from this
no damage was done.
There is to be silver medal contest
at the Christian church on this even
ing. 1t will be given under Inc aus
pieces of the w. C. T. L.
J. Wilbur. Thomas is i'll with tonsili-
It's.
w. A. Wagner and w. H. Bixby have
started an ice cream and lemonade
stand in the structure known as the
Neff building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor visited at the
home of their brother, Lloyd Ketchum,
few days last week.
Misses Lois and Eunice Clough are
visiting at the home If Mr. and Mrs. L..
d. Mills.
Mrs Howard Hazel returned from
Washington Monday, accompanied by
Mr.. Hazel's niece and nephew, Hazel
and Howard Dorr. Mrs. Hazel is quite
exhausted from her trip.
Ralph Terry returned from Salem, S.
d., Friday, where he has been working
on the steam shovel.
William Osgood is on the sick list
This is something new for Mr.. Osgood
We hope he will soon recover.
Miss Myrtle Oliver, who has been
teaching in the summer school at Blue
Earth City, is home for the remainder
of her vacation
Willie Young of Mankato is tanking
on the company machine.
Miss Blue was Lake Crystal caller
Saturday.
Mrs. John Buck went to the Mavo
hospital at Rochester the first of the
week to be operated on for appended
It's.
Mrs. Calvert and son, Elbridge, and
Horace Bunce were Lake Crystal call
ers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Boynton of Man
kato visited the formers neice, Miss
Clara Boynton, last Thursday.
John Thomas Jones is visiting rela-
tives in town.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hall,
August sth, little one At this writ
ing the baby is very i'll with lung fever.
Miss Kinney of Lake City is visiting
her uncle, Amos Warner of this place.
Charles Owen of Mankato visited his
cousin, Ellsworth Boynton, last week
Fred Lamberton called on relatives
and friends in this vicinity the latter
part of the week
Miss Mae Masters went to Rochester
last Monday to be treated at the Mayo
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monte Sinotte and
daughters, Kate and Ruth, of Mankato.
drove into town Saturday to visit rel
atives.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-08-18
N0TAWORDF FOR MAC
Sibley of Pennsylvania for Ap-
preparation Committee.

The following dispatch appeared in
last evenings st. Paul Dispatch:
Washington, Aug l6-The man now
being most talked of as chairman of the
committee on appropriations of the
house of representatives is Joseph C..
Sibey of Pennsylvania.
The report comes to Washington that
Speaker Cannon, who has been spend
ing a week or so with Sibley on Lake
Champlain, will appoint him as head of
the most important committee of the
house.
Sibley is very successful business
man, an able debater and popular in
congress. He served as a democrat dur
ing the Cleveland administration, but
could not stand for that party. During
his first term he came into prominence
by a speech in which he severely CRITICS
ed President Cleveland
Representative Theodore Burton, OF
Ohio, who was considered as probable
chairman of the appropriations commit
tee, is in Washington He stated to some
of his friends that he did not expect
the appointment, and would be very
well satisfied to remain at the head of
the rivers and harbors committee.
Mr. Burton is interested in Mississippi
river work, and thinks the examination
INTO reservoirs in Minnesota by the en-
SIneer board will produce good results.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-08-18
Aug. 1926, Sept. 1-S-l5- %

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
Blue Earth. District Court, Sixth Judicial
District.
Charles Kuphal. plaintiff. vs.. John t. Shanks.
defendant.
SUMMONS.
The State of Minnesota, to the above named
defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required TO
answer the complaint of the plaintiff i'm the
above entitled action which said complaint is
on file in the Office of the clerk of said court
and to serve a copy of your answer to said
complaint. on the subscriber. at his Office over
the First National Bank, in the City of Man
kato Blue Earth County. in the state afore-
said within twenty (2U) days after the service
OF this summons upon YOU. exclusive OF the
day of such service: and If YOU fail TO answer
the said complaint within the time aforesaid.
the plaintiff in this action viii take Judgment
against YOU for the sum of three hundred
siXty-six and 2s-l00 dollars tSi66.2 together
with his costs and disbursements herein.
Dated this 18th day of May. A. d. los.
= Il. WILSON.
Attorney for Plaintiff.