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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-18
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Scr lhrofIc Scgcniab 3luiiden ben
6eicrn 0ea .@lorreid)cn @icrtcn"
uto Oes Observation-Disclosures.
Cine miirOiAe Seller ocS Sc,
blrtStogca Der HcpubIif ongc-
Itrcbt. - &orIGuiig Elm irommcr
Munld),
Nur mCnlgc Mohcn trennen sic
bcloen groBen omcrifanii6en Seller.
tnGe, ben Observation-Disclosures uno
0cn n@lorreid)Cn &iCrtcn" bon einur,
Der; Dem itimmlnGapoQen @eoGd)t.
niBtog ser sur grOBen Irn1ee Ginge,
aangenen llnionitrciter folgt Der
loute 8eburtatoq Der Gepublif. WGn
lrutc taum glullbCn, 0oB 0icic bel.
0cn 6etcrta9c BON Elm un0 oCmielbcn
Nolt gefeiert mcr0cn, 10 idroff lit Der
@cgenlab 5luii6cn ibnen. Nm critge.
nalnten Gage rubigc, cole, mcibC.
pole 6citItinmlung, am 4. Sllli bar
burilder &Grnt, riidliht5loieS ltm-
aeben nit Ylrlpcr, Ipnomit mn
SdicBboumuOQe, cine Seicr, Die all.
i1brlid) cine betrGdtlihe An5ubl
Mcnihcnlcben forocrt. IS marc an
Ger 3eit. Dob crnitIi6e ScriltGc &C.
mudlt mitr0cn, an STEELE bes uiiIten
SpcftufcIa cine miiroige Seicr 0ca
observation-disclosures ST. icBcn. Ser.
llldc in 0ieicr Hihtung limo id)on &C.
nrod)t mor0en, ollcroingS nit nid)t
gern0C gIGn5cnocm Nciultote.
Nl9 &obn A0omS Die gtotion ullf.
forbcrte, OCn 4. Sui nit 8IodcnNc.
lGutc unO 90aeridiilicn ST. feicrn,
tonnte cr notiirlidcr Meiie niht oie
Gntluldclung Der Sprengmittelinou-
Itric un0 OCren GiuiluB ollf oic6eucr-
mcrfsiobrifotion p%oralIsieben. @enn
CT aber mobl aud MIR cine bluiiG NH.
llltrg BON ben furhtbnren Spiern an
8ut mo 9lut gebobt bate, Die iein
moblgcncintcr &oridlog foltcn Mir
DC, 10 ludrc Dicicr iidcrlid) untcrblie.
ben.
Gin 6nmilicnbnupt. ooS Yulpcr.
Gpnontit oocr SdieBbnumluollc odt.
los i'll leiner @obnung bcrrmllicgen
laIIcn mollte, piiroc ol9 Srriinnigrr
un0 &crbrcder gcltcn. Ger Wunu
o6cr, scr icincn ainocrn oie nit Die.
Irn Inrdtborcn SprcngmittcIn gelu.
ocrcn oaononenihlGge," rHielentors
peooa" uno Gbnli6cs llnNliidSgcrdtb
in Ole 0Gnoc giebt, bGlt it'd fir cineil
lieben0clL nm Die llnter6altung Der
Scincn bciorgten Safer. 2iegt Damn
bier tn0 ga Gins Scr &lcincn NIT ser
ldmcttcrtcn 8lie0Crn oa, 10 lit ooS
Wn9litf nutiirlih groB. Selocr bat
Die 0roBc Nn5abl oieler e1tIeblIfcn
ScllpicIe aber nitr IN lebr geringem
WoBe cine obiGredenoe WirfltnB
ntSgciibt. Gesbolb lit es oringcto
notbiQ Dob Die 9cborbcn nit argc'
meIicncn 8eroronungen benz bell
Ioicn llnfugc Sdrunfen 5ieben.
Sn Baltimore miro Der 4. Suli,
Gonf ocm cnergiidcn Giridreitcit
Scr Eoli5ci, bon Subr 5u Sabr IN ro-
tioncIIcr @eiic ecfcicrt. @obreiio III
friibcrcn Sobren ocriclbe eif geit1f'
tigter Gag fir Die 5cncrlpebr, Die
SoipitGlcr uno Ner5tc lpnr, Elm Sog,
an mclbem bci'm abifiebcn BON
SeitcriperfSforpern namcntltd fletne
&nobcn Singer rnb ionltigc 8lieos
nuoBcn einbiibten, i'll Der 8ierte no.
mentli6 in oen letten 5iuei Sobren
Gin pcrb1Itnibnldbig ritbiger Gag &C.
iporbcn. Sic ltnf1ac itro 6eiter gebo.
rem Jest 5it sen Seltcnbeiten, nab
rcrb tic friihcr Die Meqel btloctpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-18
Sdiffsfartcn bon nnh nadl Sentidj
limb.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: aa-
lite 500. Bremen bis Baltimore:
$3.50 uno $3.50. 3unoreiie at
biaigercm greiic. Sbro. s. Gicncr
& &c., 217, Ct.WaItimorc.S trafc.
Q70)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-18

$3.50 bcfcn alc n0tbieen %ltnfoiten.
Berioncn nit Dem @inihe, iidI
Ben Citcno. Sauilcutcn in ibrer Eoiir
onrh GeutidllunS nno bic Sdjuci5,
is. SrIi bis 5. September, ati3u.
ihIiebet, mcnOcn iif at
SbcU. Sicncr e So,
217 Sit-SnItilmorc.S trahc,
(62-- Subn VI. Wcfcr, Sorlieer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-18
Nnbm Gin i%dJlimmcs Gnoc.

9r. CHARLES Tcdcr ltltr5t oltt Der
Seimio6rt BON cinem Iu&ilu0
aus cincm Omnibus uno mfrs
itberfaGren. - Sorrp Sonca Der.
Iicrt cine San0.
Sn tiCfe Graucr mltr0c 0eItcrn sic
6ulniIic 9edcr bon Nr.. t715, 9anf-
StroBt, Our6 cincn llniua pcricbt,
Der Dem n Sabre olten Charles u.
Vcdcr Dos &cbcn f%oItCtc. Ger illnoc
l}ann nobm geitcrn an cinem Sm.
nlbla Nusflltg 0e& nGcntrol Ylcoiltre
Clubs" mad @oo0lono , 9cad Sbci(.
9tadOcm lid bic G~beilncbncr Den
Sag ilbcr gut omiiiirt bottcll, trotcu
lie gcItcrn Nbcno IN Dem Smnibua
Die 0cimfabrt an. Gle Sniuiicn 0ca
Wugcn9 morct in better Stimmmm0,
ais pl0blih Gborlcs IS. 9cdcr 0oa
@lci60eui6t pcrlor unO ans Dem
@a8en ~itiir3tc, uno 5lunr 10 un0liid
lid, Dab Inn Die Nintcrrd0cr Oc3
Mo8cna ii6cr Die 9ruit gingeu. Def.
ter lultr0c b%etUuBtIos ollfgcbobcn unO
IN boa 6ltbrlDcrf 0eS Srn. Miuiom
Sling bon gtr. 1903, NprO-G uQuaItr.,
Der }llfaaig poriibcrfubr, Qc6rod)t.
@r, Sling unO &r. Snn1cS Anocrion
Don Nr. 1211, Oit 6e0croIitrnBc,
ilbcriilbrtcn 0rn. Vcdcr 10 ihneQ mit
m0glidl nnd) bcnl Bureau bon Or.
6ront s. 9rebler, Nr. 1913, 0unf,
StroBe. Ier5tlide Siilic mar icOoh
ilbcrIlillliB, oa 9efcr BET Der Nnflnit
hcrCtt6 to0t mur. Sp0tcr mllr0e Der
SCidnom llud Scr WoDnun1 bon
6ruu autborinc 9cder, Nr. IT'S,
9unfltrobc, gcbrad)t, BON 100 aus Bic
@ccroiglng it~ottiin0cn miro.
Ger %@erungliidtc mlroe in Nolti
more 9eborcn mo NOR lltucrbcis
rotbct. @r mar iriibcr Glcoutor Gon.
outtcur I'M oSotcl NclucOcre" uuo
bcflei0cte Oieielbe Stclllng lett Den
lcttcn iedS Monuten I'M Oifice-Oc-
bGioe Der 8iint6cr'ihcu Yrulcrci,
Gde bon 6opettc- un0 ct. EduI-Str.
@r binterlGbt icinc Wtllttcr, Trou Sc
tborinc 9cdcr, bier SdymeItcrn 6rol
$. S6eober, Srou 9. ScIbD, 6rl3.
2oniic uno Sricbo NedCr, un0 cincn
Nru0cr, Srn. GOluor0 9cdcr, ioluie
cinen S%ticfbruocr unO pier Stiei,
IdUcitcrn. Ger Safer ocS Ncritorbc,
men, Nr. Conrad 8efcr. Elm Ero0uf.
tcnbGnolcr, itorb I'M Nopcm6cr lcbten
SabrcS.
8om 9|obn3ug Qctroffcn.
@orrD SoncS, cin SO Sabre alter
Gagl0bncr pom Nr. 100, 2omborO-
StrnBc, murOe gCitern Nbcno bon CT
mem 3ugc Scr aNortbcrn Central
9nbn" an Ocnt Wn6nii6crgong an Der
%oerlGngcrten Guitcrn Nucnue, rube
Sigblanotolun, %getroiiCt, mo6ci ibm
Die 3G0cr Der Sofomotipc il6er Die
red)te Suno gi1gcn. Ser &erlcttc
luurbe I'M Entroluogcn Der Canton
Yoli3eiItoiion mad benz st. So,
IepbS &oipitul" gc6rod)t, no ibm Die
San0 nnlputirt mcrocr mll6tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-18

Eaiic si.r Meiic in's HUSBAND &c.
iurat 6. Iiinr, Wr. Alb, Cit.@alti.
mcrc.S trahc. nae gOitumbunic-gluc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-18
7nS gNcttcr.

Sir Wnrplunb un6 0iItrift SO,
llnlbiu bclrtc 8clpitteritiirme, NOR
gen beu0lft unO leidt pcrGn0crlidc
8ir0c.
Sic b0dite Tcmpcrotltr betrr0 0c-
itCrn 81 8ro0 Inn 2 llbr Nod)mittogs
un0 Der niebri9itc Sbermonlcteritono
mar 60 @ro0 nm l2S llbr g6cnO9.
Sm @an3cn genomnten mar 0us
Nettcr fiir cinen Sommertug rcd)t
crtr0glidl, uno oo3 8eluitter am
Nbctto mar fir 0ienid uno lbicr
gIeid cririideno. Die Gcmperotllr
iiel mGbreno ocIiclbcn in fllr5cr 3eit
NM 10 8ruO.
St Den pcridic0cncn @unoe9.@
tcritutioncn lunroe ioIgenoe Wtori-
nal cmpcrotur rcgiitrirt:
Gnitport 81, Hortluno 80, Bolton
Ga, NlbanD GS, Ncmz Port rs, Hbilo.
6elpbio 80. gtlontic.G Gin a, Moib.
ington 81, NorfoIf 81, SotteroS so,
Charlotte 81, Nilmington 80, Gbar-
leIton 81, Soponnob Sc, Sadionpiae
81, 9Itlonto 81, montgomery %,
NeipsO Orleans Of, EoIcitinc 81, @ol-
bolton Sc, Corpus Gbriiti Sc, Memz
pbis SO, Cincinnati rs, YittSburq rs,
SspeGo 70, Buffalo 66, Glepelono
66, Detroit 76, Nlpeno rs, W(urolette
69, Green Ban 76, Chicago 20, 0u-
lutb 81, Ct. YoltI 81, ct. 2ouis So,
&onioS.GitD %, Omobn 81, Sllron
"A, 9iamord 70, g8iaiiton 6S. Sabre
Ga, Scleno GO, Salt 2ote 10, Geupcr
66, gtortb Elottc 80, Go00e GitD 81,
Nnlorillo 81. Sos Nt9elcS 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-18

Nnlorillo 81, SoS NnqclcS 81.
Briifnn0 itr boS Sn.
Lamb iteuer Iepurtcmeut.
Die Yunoe3 &. GipilOienit . Gonl.
million fiinbi8t an, ooB Die Yriiiuug
Fir Den SnlonOiteuer- GicnIt bier am
3. Gcptcmbcr ob1cboItcn miro. Ole
8odcr, oui lueldc 6ic Gon0iontcn &C.
priiit' lpcroen, iino: 9udItobirclt,
proftlihe aritbmetit, Sd)reibcn,
9riefidrciben, Gopircn BON einiodcr
Gopie, GIementnre EbDIit nit bcionz
oerer 9eriidiidltiBunlg bon Ni6en.
Gle GItersgrcn5e fir Gonoi0otcn lit
u Sabre o6er ooriibCr onl Gage ser
Hriiiung. Gicg(pplifutionSiorm trG0t
bic Nllmrmer 1871. Die Y%riifung lit
tiir ulc @iiracr Der Trreiniatcn Stoo-
ten ofIcn, ipcldC 0en gnior6crln0cn
mu6fommcn. Sir 9lpplifotionS. 6or,
mlIIurr un6 Snitruftionen ihreibe
mon OIL ocn Sctrct1r Der Yriiiun0s.
0eboroe ln bieligen ToItnmt. Nuc
Hpplitntionen miiiien bis 5llm I. glt,
quit cingcreid)t mer0cu.
Ser ncue S~abrpIan Scr
w c It / d. en- w orD LAM
Vobn" trot gcltcrn IN aroit. Cine
Nn3ubl iucitcrcr 3iigc murbc in Qicnit
geiteat, mo iibcrboupt limo meicnt.,
life gcnbcrulgeu in ocm 6nbrpIouc
borgenomnlcn uoroen, Der an on0crcr
STEELE ocS oGcutihcn Gorreiponocn.
ten" itcbt. Son 6cionocrer 9eoell.
lung lit Die Groiinung ser 9obn
Itrcdc mad Cumberland. 9ieicIbc
fam ieoodJ p~orIGufig MIR iiir cincn
3ng pro SoG 5luiihen GumberlonO
mo SugerStolpn uerpenoet mrrOcr.
Sn 0ugerStolpn bat Die 9obn oirct,
ten AnidlluB an sic BON u1o nod)
Baltimore geben0cn 3iiGe. Cine ipcis
tcre NeIerllng bil0et Der tGalite Scr.
febr Sluild)en Snncod un6 baltimore,
cini6licBlid an Sonntogen. NiSbcr
Ding Der BUG nllr al 8ohcntogen.
Sic Nbfo6rt fi1Oet bon Soltcod t1a-
lib I'M 6.f0 &ormitto9$, SugerStolun
I'm 7.20 &ormittogS itott. Nnfunit
III Baltimore nm t0.45 &ornittoQa.
Hiidfobrt INN 4.55 Radntittags itnO
anfltnit in SogcrSiotun INN $50 mo
in Sancod nm $50 NbenDS.
Ser limitirte rBlue Hioee". 3ltg
pcrlabt Silen.S tutior, baltimore,
Inn l.50 TadmhtogS. nltt SomitoaS,
nod Den peridieoenen grboIlngS.
pl6ten in Den Bergen unb Sogeros
tolpn. Die Hiidfobrt finoet MIR
Sonntags Inn $50 Nbenb& bon So.
gerstoipn aus itott. Infuift i'll NaI.
tinlore INN 9.t5 abenoS.
Ser Blue Wpuntoin"s Sd)neu3ug
fdbrt t1gIidl nm 800 Mad)nhittugS,
ansgcnommen SonntogS, bon Der
6iaenitation ob.
Sir Ben gerfebr 3piihen gaIti.
more ui1o @Ipnoon iino neitc 3iigc
IN Gicnit omeitellt lporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-18

Sin idlOncs nrto niitIides Ocidenf
fir gngcb6risc lit INNER cine Irbrns'
grple photographic pber cine fiirit'
leriidl o%pllcnOctr Gupie eines ultra
SiIbcs in Srupuu, @aTcrfarbe, Del
oocr Faitra. Sic id)1nftcH 9abitrt'
bilocr MIR 81 pro Suten6. ~
Snlins Scbbcl, oeiitifer Ebotograph,
co. 321 Nuro.W aD. StraRr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-18
Staot Baltimore.
1intcrhaltnnns.@enmciier

r@cntlcmcn'e SrtuinasRurt." - Mcitrcuucn
AM 10, 20. u. mo %. SUM.
yWlcFgcrs@crcin Nr. T." - Mittuod, ocn
20. Sum. grobc9 9tadutttu9s ltro atbCro. FtctiC
I'M gSibertn Bart @uitcrn- 9lUcItlealiuuo
0lus' ,Snd. JliuCTs Eurf." JtudiHiiiGg5 uIlo
Nbenos Observation-Disclosures utb GUu5cri.
nSpifrfersSeodl." - Grfuriioueft tuglib pcr
8nmpter s2ouiie".
nYubit.tSnrten." - NluIlialifbes ulb Snls
e.Qroprnmm.
rpnrUeit 0ume Bart" 49, UioHtGg, ben Is.
Sum @rntfnung uH0 ShfenroitcH,
AnffsNnni CriC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-18

million e@rtuttet
9eriht +, - Die Siio.Vo!timorc
9tlpeatfrcujltngs . Gomminion, mel
DIE bonn Otupor 1imamla crnunnt
moroen lit, nm iibcr eincn ollaemei.
men Elon 81 berntbcn, Ourh melden
lidcrerc acknowledgement iiirgiien.
babncn bcrgcItellt mer0en fonnen.
bat bcIhIoiIcn, ooB Der Elon, melden
Die Baltimore . Ohio @obn" iiir
Die Aipcoutrct5lngen 5miidycn Sam.
Den. mo CItcnOltraBc mtcrbrcitcte,
nid)t altSIiibrbur un0 niht 5uiricocn.
Itellen0 lei. Die Gommiilion mics
glcihialla 0cn Don oen Orci bcfannl-
ten mllnl5lpalCn Nrd)iteften :. ".
&orrere uu0 u. ". Drummer pon
Hem-Dorf ml0 6rc0crid Gam Slrn,
IteaO bon Bolton untcrbrcitcten GInn
ob. Gle leBtQCnonnten 6rei Arhe-
teften luarcu Oon ser ltGotiiden
&unlt Gomnniiiion erronnt lpor0en,
Inn eitcn EIon oltS5narbciten fir oic
olgemeiltc &cri6Gneruntg @olti-
more'S, mcIdcr Glon ser Stu0t iiir
$1,000 .ucrtOuit merOcn Ioate, pcun
cr pom M}ouOr uno Staotrotbe ungc.
nommen mcr0c. Der 9eihluB Ser
GommiNioN miro Scr Baltimore.
Ohio : Nobn" }ugcinnbt ncrben mo
oicielbe miro nid,tS meitcr. III Ser In.
aelegcnbcit t6un, bis lie bon ser
Sobngelclid0it Radridt erbulten
bat, mas lie III ser Nnaelegctbeit SIT
tbun beobiidtiNc. Die Gomniiiion
beitcbt ans Sen 06. Games Bond,
Erdiiocnt, $o6n 10. @Icnir, Staot-
Sngenietr 6cnNoll, Tnniel SLIDER
uno So6n z. Nronin.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-01-19

in brief is the story of Antoinette Tolla.
Had half the labor been put forth in
the interest of this unfortunate woman
as that which made the. case of Mary
Rogers of Vermont quite notorious, no
doubt pardon would have been granted
her long ago. AT least that is what
ought to have been done. The strang-
est part of it all is, that the woman
should have been tried at all, much less
arrested. But Justice at times is sadly
afflicted with blind staggers and the in
nocent are made to suffer. Humanity
has not troubled itself with the predi-
camcnt which has befallen this poor,
foreign woman, who has but little UNI
Outstanding of the laws of this country.
She will be hanged simply because no
one has taken it upon himself to plead
her cause. The shame of it all.
Since the above was put into type u
dispatch advises us that the condemned
woman has been granted reprieve for
thirty days Better had it been pardon.
During the month every effort should be
made to free the woman.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-01-19
The Shame of II All.

What have the good women of this
civilized country been doing of late that
they have not sent in their appeals in
behalf of Antoinette Tolla. who is to
be hanged at Hackensack, n. j., on the
morrow? Is it possible that womankind
have abandoned their sympathy for one
of their own sex who is now in trou-
ble? We hope not. 1t may be that the
women have not been appraised Of the
case of Mrs. Tolla who killed brute
that she might protect her honor. An
tionette is wife and a mother. She
was not brought up in the lap of luxury
or surrounded with those refining influ-
ences which assist in making those of
her sex so charming and who are fire.
quently the centers of attraction at a
fancy ball or an aristocratic party, but
she was an honest, Woodworking wom-
an who put forth every effort within
her means to make her home happy
one and where husband and child could
be made content with its limited COM
forts. One day beast in human shape
stepped across the threshold and at
temped to dishonor that home. In her
frenzy the woman shot the lawless in
vader dead. She was arrested, tried and
convicted of murder in the first degree
and sentenced to die on the gibbet. That
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-01-19
That Banquet Sugge stion.

No report has come to us that the cit
liens of Mankato intend to give Con-
gresham McCleary non-partisan ban
quet by reason of the fact that he has
been honored with membership on the
great committee of ways and means
Fairmont Sentinel.
Several days ago correspondent sug-
gested, through The Free Press, that 1t
would be quite proper for Mr. Nc
Cleary's friends to tender him a BAN
ouet. but up to date not one of his adj
mirers has led off, so it is taken for
granted that "your representative" Will
not be invited to occupy the position OF
guest of honor at function whereat he
could be congratulated upon his promo
ton"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-01-19

sional committees. 1t is reported That
he will make tariff speech some hours
in length. We venture to assert that it
will not be circulated as a campaign
document. The republicans will not
dare to so circulate it.
"We have criticised and do criticise
Mr.. McCleary's position on the tariff
and reciprocity but it is a mighty small
mind that can't recognize the difference
between criticising a mans position and
criticising u man himself"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-01-19
Death of Morton M. Martinson.

From Saturdays Daily.
Morton Maynard, the four-year-old
son of Rev. and Mrs. f. NJ. Martinson
died at eleven o'clock this morning af
ter an attack of few days of diph
iberia. The boy was born in Chicago
Oct. IA, 1901. He was bright and
lovable little fellow and favorit'
among large number of people. MIR
and Mrs. Martinson have the sympathy
of the community in their bereavement
The funeral will be held at 2:3O to-
morrow from the residence on Warner
street.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-01-19
THEIR FINAL REST.
Remains Of the Late e. .. Jones Con-
signed to Earth.


The funeral of the late f. d. Jones
took place from the Congregational
church at two o'clock this afternoon, and
was attended by large number of the
friends and neighbors of the deceased.
The services were conducted by Rev.
E. L. Heermance, assisted by Rev. w. e.
Evans, and were very impressive. The
floral offerings were many and hand
some. Mankato lodge No. Is, !. 0. o.
F.. of which the deceased had been a
member, attended in a body, and at the
grave took charge of the services. The
pail bearers were selected from among
the members of the lodge.
The pail bearers were O. T.. Bennett,
w. r. Hammett, Thomas Smith, Gus
Wheeler, II. w. Wilcox and John Kop-
pen.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-01-19
REED SAYS He is OUT.
No Longer President of the North and
South Railroad.

from saturday Daily.
Capt. A. H. Reed of Glencoe, who or
iginated the Duluth, st. Cloud, Glencoe
& Mankato railway proposition, was III
the city Friday Strengthening up some
matters relating to the proposition. Mr..
Reed announced his retirement form the
company and said while such retirement
was voluntary circumstances were such
that thew did not leave him much choice
in the matter. The contracts and papers
for the transfer have all been signed up
and the new management is virtually In
charge. All information is to the effect
that the road will be built as far as
Mankato during 1906 and perhaps far
ther.-Albert Lea Tribune.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-01-19
Correcting a Missapprehension

Correcting Misrepresentation.
In order to correct misapprehension,
Frank Eddy says in his Sank Center
Herald that he has not got it in for Con-
gresham McCleary. eve are an ardent
admirer of HIS" declares Mr.. Eddy. We
recognize his ability and pay homage to
his success. His domestic life under
circumstances that would tempt most
men to indiscretions, is as beautiful and
pure as an angels dream. His business
life is above reproach. His ability in
certain lines is nnquestioned. His reply
to Hon. Charles A. Towne's great free
silver speech was a mastery effort and
that it was so regarded by republicans
was proven by the fact that it was
translated into a dozen different Ian
guages and circulated by the million
by the national republican committee.
"There are lot of his political ac-
tions we do not like and which we con-
slider disreputable. We will specify them
if Mr.. McCleary or anyone authorized to
speak for him calls for such specifica-
tions No doubt there is a lot of things
about us he don't like and considers
disreputable.
1--WE disagree most radically from him
on the tariff question and on the subject
of reciprocity. Mr.. McCleary made a
tariff speech in the last congress. 1t was
not circulated as campaign document
by the republican national or congress
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Objection Filed.

From Mondays Daily
The hearing on the final account of
the estate of Ellen Macbeth, deceased,
was had before Judge Hughes today.
John H. Macbeth filed an objection to
the allowance of the account, and the
court has the matter under advisement
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Sherman Brown, clerk in RandalPs
store, is of an inquisitive turn of mind
and as an experiment yesterday, threw
lighted match into the bung hole OF
an empty gasoline barrel which eXplod-
ed with great force, throwing fragments
in every direction. Mr.. Brown was not
injured but surprised. The report was
heard several blocks away. Moral-Don't
monkey with asoline.-Amboy Herald.
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McCleary Strangely Silent.

The much heralded speech OF Congress
man j. L. McCleary on the Philippine
tariff bill has not been made, and the
time is drawing near for vote. To-
day it is said that Mr.. McCleary has
decided not to speak. This is rather
a sudden change in the program of the
eminent ''standpatter.'
Mr.. Jermane, the correspondent of
The Minneapolis Journal, announced I'M
der glazing headlines, that Mr.. McCleary
was about to make 'the effort of his
life" He may do so later on or he may
wait until next August when Mr.
Thompson, editor of The st. Paul Dis
patch, proposes to hold a Chautauqua
meeting at Mankato and have Governor
Cummins, Senator LaFolletta and Frank
NJ Eddy discuss the tariff question. a
significant feature in connection with
Mr. McCleary's decision not to speak on
the Philippine bill which he voted for in
the committee on ways and means Is
that The American Economist, the Off
cial organ of the high protection radi-
cal standpat element of the republican
party. has come cut against the Philip
pine bill and is knocking it morning,
noon and night. Possibly McCleary has
been converted from his support of the
bill to a rathtr more conservative view.
Mr.. McCleary is very close to the in
terests which The American Economist
advocates. And it is an old adage that
great minds sometimes run together"
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Clarence, the five year old son of Au-
gust johnson, who moved here last fall
from Mcpherson township, had his right
arm broken Tuesday by slipping down
on the porch at home. He stepped out
of the door and missing his footing fell,
breaking his arm at the elbow.-Maple-
ton Enterprise.
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DEsERylON ALLEGED.
Harris Divorce Case Tried Before
Judge Cray Today.

Judge Cray Today.
From Saturdays Daily.
The suit of Stella Harris VS.. Walter
Harris was tried before Judge Cray this
morning There was no appearance for
the plaintiff. The defendant seeks a
divorce on the ground of desertion.
The divorce suit of Walter NJ. Hook
vs. Katie Hook was continued until
the next term of court
The suit of the Great Western road
VS.. the Omaha road was on trial again
today, but will. be concluded this after
noon or evening. Court vii then adj
iourn for the term.
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w. w. Paddock, Mankato's represen-
tative on the county board, was pleas
ant visitor at this. office Monday after
noon. Mr.. Paddock is the pioneer resi-
dent of Mankato now living, and has
seen the town grow from nothing to its
present proportions. -Mapleton Enter
prise. 81
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STORIES From COUNTRY PRESS

Sidney J. Mendell of Mapleton has
purchased the Sterling Center store of
". r. Barnes.
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John Schweitzer of Mapleton has so
far recovered as to be able to walk to
his place of business.