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The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-01-12

To have beautiful, perfect, pink
velvet-like lips. apply at bedtime
a light coating of DR.. Shoop's
Green Salve. Then, next morn
ing, notice carefully the effect.
Dry, cracked, or colorless lips
mean feverishness, and are as we'll
i'll appearing. DR.. Shoop's Green
Salve is soft, creamy, healing
ointment, that will quickly cor
rect any skin blemish or ailment.
Get free trial box at our store
and be convinced. Large, glass
jars 25cts. All dealers.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-01-12
IMPROVEMENT OF COLORED
SCHOOL.

The Board of Education is hav-
ing an addition built to the Color
ed Public School in which DO
nestle Science" will be taught,
which will embrace cooking, sew
ing and general housekeeping,
So that when girl graduates from
the school, she can take charge
of a house from the kitchen up.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-01-12

The women of Frankfort are
praising Father Williams Indian
Tea aid Herb Tablets every day.
They are. undoubtedly, the best
Female Tonics and Regulators
known, and are fast becoming the
best selling female preparation
we have ever handled. Frankfort
Drug Co., Druggists.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-01-12

DR.. Cady's Condition Powders, are
Just what horse needs when in bad
condition. Tonic. blood purifier aDs
vermifuge. They are not food be
medicine and the best in use to put
horse in prime condition. Price .
cents per package.
For sale by j. w. Gayle and
LeCompte & Gayle.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-01-12

several years. has accepted a
splendid position with the Colgan
Gum Co., in Louisville, and will
return to his old home in that
city on the first of February.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-01-12
LATEST STYLES IN WALL
PAPER.

have a full line of all the latest
styles in wall paper. Call and ex-
anime stock.
c. NJ. BRIDGEFORD.
Main Street.
Opposite Engine House.
23-tf.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-01-12
Written for the Roundabout ]
"A HAPPY NEW YEAR, :"

''Write all your resolutions-but be
sure that resolutions,
Will Overtake you and devour you
as any goblin might;
Blot out your sad detection and
never make objection
To the leaf turned down or what
the other fellow said was right!
Don't be kicker or a stumbling
block to any good intention,
But try to do the best you can and
do it like man.
Tear out the old years growing
and stop forever drOwling-
Your neighbOr is as wise as you,
and why not try his plan?
Don't talk about the weather, but
all hands pull together,
And lift the doubts and troubles
from the middle of the road;
The burdens will be lighter, the
sunshine will be brighter,
IT you'll help the other fellow
carry all his heavy load.
".
''Tis great to be soldier OF our
grand American scOlder,
'Tis lucky that Kentucky has
future passing fair;
But the best OF all good wishes that
would bring the best of cheer.
Is health, and hope, and happi-
ness, within the glad new year. "
N. :. COX.
WANTED-10 men in each
State to travel distribute samples
of our goods and tack signs.
Salary 500 per month; $500
per day for expenses.
SAUNDERS & co.
Department p, Jackson Boulevard,
Chicago, Ills.
11-3m
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-01-12

Connects at Georgetown Union Depot with Q.
sc
Connects at Paris Union Depot with Kentucky
Central
Connects at Frankfort Union Depot with L. g.
y.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-01-12
ClOakS and Suits

$3.50 for one lot, Suits worth $1,000
to $3.50
$500 for one lot, Suits worth $4,000
to $500.
$23.50 for one lot Suits, worth
$3.50 to $4,000.
$500 for $500 CIoaks.
$1,000 for $500 CIoaks.
$500 for $500 Cloaks.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-01-12

and will MAXI 3 % Rw 6%S pR with S and @
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-01-12

BETWEEN FRANKFORT IS CINCINNATI
VIA PARIS.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1907-01-12

BETWEEN FRANKFORT 4 CT NCINNAT
VIA GEORGETOWN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-26

bahia de Trinidad en- Terranova y
Valentfa en- Islanlia, era es de 2I43
millas.
La velocidad de transmission fue en-
sus paincipios de ocho palabras por
minute, pero al cabo Sc lleg6 hasta
ounce. Los cables estan formados
por siete tubos de cobre envueltos en-
numerosas capas de gutapercha y de
otras substancias impermeabl bles. Ell
exterior Sc compone de un arroll amien-
to de diez tubos de acero Bessemer,
protegidos con calamo embadurnado
de pei. En- un extreme protegen 36
hilos de hero dispuestos En- espiral.
Ell exito complete despues de varios
processes sucesivos, fue en- 1868 en- la
llnea anglo mediterranea entire Ale jan.
dria y Malta.
Ain Sc coloc6 en- 1880 otro cable en-
tre Francia y Nueva Escocia, otro
entire Suez y Bombay. En- 1871 otra
lfnea 10 largo de la costa oriental del
Asia. En- 1878, America del sur fue
puesta en- comunicaci6n con los ESta-
dos Unidos con Europa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-26
Los C3n0noS ameriCanOS

Fl Departamento de Marina
anuncia que a la brevedad po-
sible seran reemplazad- con
pleas ultimo modelo todos los
canones de la marina, construi-
dos para el uso de la p6lvora
negra.
Motivan esta resolution los
academies ocurridos durante
estos ultimos amos. en- Ell curse
de los eiercicios de tirO.
Desde hace algun tempo Sc
venia considerable el reempla-
70 de los canoneS cOnstruidOs
antes de 1907. Los academies
que han tenido lugar a bordo de
los acorazados "YoWa" Y Colo
RADIO convencieron al Departa-
mento de Marina que habia
gran pehgro en- usar esas pleas
con p0lvOra sin humo. Fne en-
tonces que sc adopt0 la revolu-
cion mencionada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-26
Ell nuoYO deSinfeCtante
Un proyecto ideal.-Su efcacia
en- herldas y quemaduras.

FL yodoformo seria, sin duda
alguna, el mejor de los antis6p-
ticos y el mas apropiado para la
curaci0n de toda Clase de heri-
das Y cicatrices ST no presentase
dos gravfsimos inconvenientes
su olor penetrante y tenaZ y sus
propledades t0xicas que le ha
cen peligroso.
Sc ha tratado de reemplazar
este producto por lnflnidad de
suStancias, tales como el trau-
mutol, aizol, acido fenico, lore
tina, etc, sin obtener. nj con
mucho, los TesultadOs que daba
el vOdofOrmo
FL producto c0nocido con el
nombre de vioformo, parece ser
IN suced5neo perfecto del ante !
rlor, y va Sc ha empleado desdc
mace algun tempo en- las clini-
cas- sulzas y alemanas.
Sc presenta bajo Ell aspecto
de TN polvo girls amarillento
insipido { inodoro, al cual no
ataCan la luz nj la humedad Y
que a mas de estas ventajas
presenta la inapreciable de re
sistir temperatures elevadisi-
mas, superlores a 100 graGos
sin descOmpOnerse, permltlen
do con clio la asepsia perfecta.
En- ninguno de los casos ira
tados con el vioformo de heri-
das Y llagas Sc ha ohseI<aa, el
menor fen0meno de intoxica-
ci0n, nj tampoco lfritaci6n al
guna de los tegumentos Y tcgi-
dos.
Por Ell contrario, sc ha regis
tradO Ell interesante detallc de
que dos enfermos que expert
menta ban academies inf1amato
rios y erupclones cutaneas 4 la
mas ligera aplicaci6n de yodo-
fOrmO, no slntlerOn incOnvenlen-
te nlnguno al emplearse en-
ellos Ia substantial que estu-
diamos.
Estos polvos parecen indica-
dos partlcularmente en- Ell ira
tamlento de ciertas quemadu-
ras, aventa jando al acido fenico
que solo puede usarse para las
que son muy superflciales, por
razon de sus cualidades toxi-
cas-. En- las quemaduras de gran
extension. el vioformo, en- pol
vo, Q en- pomada, a una vige-
slma, desinfecta perfectamente
la llaga, la SEGA y favorece la
salida de nueva piel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-26

del pacifsmo, los creyentcs sinceros
son raros. Con los dedos pueden
contarse. Ell primero es Stead. ell
viejo luchador ingles; ell segundo es
la baronesa de Sutner, que gan6 Ell
premio Nobel; el tercero es Nonicov,
ell sociologo ruso; Ell cuarto es el doc
tor Richet, de Paris; el quinto. :.
lsabeis quien es el quinto2. -, es
Turpin, el inventor de la melinita.. =.
En- cuanto los demas, por muy paci
istas que sean, siempre ponen un
POGO de aqua escepcica en- sus copas
de fe:
Z. G6mez C1rrIIL0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-26
p A r [ 3
JUICES De AATANO Y DR OCANO

Jamas me figure que los mismos
jueces sc dieran cuenta de la trans
formation que sufre Ell alma de la
magistratura francesa. En- gene
|ral, esas metamorfosi las ven todos
menos los que las experimental. Y
asl. Sc We que uro de los decanos del
Palacio de Justicia recomienda sus
colegas que desconffen de las nuevas
teorfas.
tDe las teorias2 Luego las nuevas
teorias existen. Y como en- cuestio-
nes judiciales todo depende de
un hilo muy tenue, esta novedad
ha hecho variar por complete ell tipo
del viejO magistrate parisiense, de
aquel buen sefIor que, con sus patti
Has su sonrisa, saba irmsr SON
riendo las sentencias de muerte.
iOh. Ell juez de antaho Cuando sc
vefa en- presencia de un auditorio nu-
meroso y selecto, en- los dias de gran
des processes, esforzabanSe, ante todo,
por hacer, costa del REQ, los mas
elegantes alardes de esprit. Su
mayor gloria consist1a en- obligar
sonreir los abogados, los jurados,
a los testigos, los hScaleS, los de-
fensores y aun los mismisimos
acusados La mania, aunque irritan-
te, era ingenua. Las sonrisas llega-
ban 4 veces 4 disminuir la gravedad
de la audiencia en- favor del "pr6ve--
MI. Pero estas dulces coStumbres
va no existen sino en- pueblos anejos
en- subprefecturas anticuadlsimas
E., o11 Ia
en- Lyon, en- todos los grandes CEN
tros de criminalidad, el juez nuevo
va os 10 he dicho, es un l6gico la
manera de Sherlok Holmes, un l6gi
co cruel, duro, incapaz de emocion y
de piedad. Las pruebas materiales
lie importan POGO.
Las declaraciones de los expertos
10 dejan filo La mlsma evidencla lie
parece cosa POGO apreciable. Y este
consiste en- que Ell mecanismo cere-
bral ha cambiado complicandose. re-
.indndose, haciendose mas sutil y
mencr sentimental Que digo sen
timentall La palabra miSma choca
como un anacronismo. El nuevo ma
gistrado Sc avergonzarla de Ia menor
muestrS sensitiva como de un vlclO
Tofiginal Su mission no consistc en-
buscar 4 verdad, sino en- obtener la
.condena Que un acusado escape 4
la guillotina, y Sc dirla que una des-
gracia terrible ha cajd0 sobre su ca
beza venerable. Mas, en- cambio
cudnta algeria, cuanto gozo en su
semblante cuapdo los jurados decla-
ran C1lDable sin atenuaciOneS a Cual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-26
Notas anericanas
EL McNvMENT0 4 mac klNLEY

Bajo TN verdadero diluvio, Ell
gobernador del Estado, Hughes,
recibio Ell monumento erigido
en- la plaza Niagara de Buffalo,
Nueva York, a la memoTia del
ex-Presidente William McKin-
ley, y una gran multitud, a des-
pecho de la lluvia, escucho con
interes los discursos que pro-
nunciaron Ell gobernadory y otros
distinguidos funcionarios, con
motive de la ceremonial. Co.
rrieron rumores al mismo item
po de que Sc jntentaba una
aggression contra el gObernador,
pues varios conCejales habian
reclbido Circulares en- que asi
sc amenazaba, valiendose para
clio, declan, de una bomba que
seria lanZada en- el momentO
OpOrtunO; mas como Sc entire
garon en- seguida a las autori-
dades, estas adoptaron toda cla-
Sc de precauciones Y Suantos
formaban la conitiva estaban
muy sobre avisO, excepto Ell 60
bernador, a quien NADIA, Sc ha-
bla dlCho, pOr no Creerlo nece-
sario Y que sin aperciblrse de
clio, iba bajo buena guardia de
cuatro agentes de policia secre-
ia que no 10 perdierNn de vista
nj IN mOmentO, aunQue COndu-
clendose 'habilmente para no
molestarlo. Han transcurridO
va seis amos desde Ell atentado
de que fue v1ctima el ex-Presi-
dente; pero la parada de tropas,
dlscursOs Y hermOsO m0numen
to lndlcan que no Sc ha disipa-
do su recuerdo. Es aquel ele-
vada aguja de piedra, parecida
a la del mOnumentO de Was =
hington en- Ia capital de la Re
publlca, y de sesenta Y nueve
pies de altura. La sostiene al-
cha base guardada por cuatro
leones de marmol y todo cost6
$Io5.ooO. Durante la ceremo-
MA Sc soltaron 1000 palomas en-
recuerdo de acto semejante We
rifcado Ell "dia de Mckinley
en- la Exposition Pan-America-
na, en- que el Presidente fu6
asesinado. Por Ia noche- las Ca
lies estuvieron atestadas de
gente que procuraban saludar
al gobernador. cuya populari 7
dad es innegable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-26
Ell SpOrtyla manO de Ia mujer

AL dccir de los guanteros ingleses.
desde que la mujer ha enpezado
practicar Ell sport" 10 mismo que el
hombre, gu mano ha engr' do de"
manera bastante visible para ellos
que va apenas venden guantes de
medidas antes muy generalizadas.
Este aumento de- tamano, lejos de
ser la p6rdida dc un attractive feme-
nino, constituye un encanto mss de
la muier, pues ning1n eepfrttu bitn
equilibrado puede prefer'r la fragil
mano de una muncca, incapaz de SOS
tener una taxa de t6, la fuerte sana
Y lena de vida de una much cha que
saDc conducir un caballo 8 manejar
un reno.
No desdefien las mujeres la cultu-
ra ffsica por evitar que su mano s su
pie tengan unos milfmetrcs mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-26
La TeleSrafia Submarine

Pocos sabran que este immense y
transcendental adelanto Sc debe q un
espanol, y as{ es efecto.
A Saliva es de bida la primera idea
del TELEGRAPH subacuatico expuesta por
el en- 1875 en- una comunicac:on dirigi-
da la Academia de Ciencias de Bar
celoDa. En- 1903. Aldini, ell sobrino del
famoso Galvani ode donde viene la
galv ancplastia). hizo experiencia GER
ca de Calais para la transmission de
signos electricos por debajo del mar,
era la idea del pobIe espanol Saliva,
desestimada en- Espaf1a, aprovechada
en- ell extranjero. En- I7o5. los sspafo-
les nos cuidabamos de otras cosas, 10
mismo que ahora.
En- 1912, Schilling alumbr6 una mi;
na subm arina cerca de Pstersburgo
por medic de la chispa electrical
Los signos electricos telegra6cos
fueron transmitidos por hilos aislados
a traves del rio Hugh las Indias por
Ell director de East In di a" Co, en- 1889;
finalmente. en- r843 Morse propuso, des-
pues de experen cias hecnas en- el
puerto de Nueva York, ell esta bleci-
miento de una communication electrica
por debajo del mar entire America y
Europa.
Fue instalado ell primer ensayo de
communication por ell cable, sea la ins.
talaci6n de este entire Valentia (ciudad
de Islsndia) y Terranova en- 1857, por
Giro Field, de Nueva York, por M.
Griehl, por J. W. Brett y varios otros
d. Inglaterra pero Sc rompi6 ell cable
a unas $50 millas de la costa, ell ira
bajo fu6 abandonado.
Al siguiente ano, 1883 cuando en-
Madrid Sc inauguraban las sguas del
Lozoya, reanudaronse los ira ba Jos con
81 concurso de la Marina de guerra de
am bos paises, Estados Unidos t Ingla-
terra, y, por 6n. ell de Agosto de di
cho ano, fel ha memora BILE, Sc cam BIZ A.
ron los primeros mensajes teegr a6cos
su bmarinos del mundo entire ell presi
dente de los Estados Unidos la rena
Victoria de Iaglaterra.
Despu6s dc un mes de servicio, G!
ca bic aauel fue abandonAdo para STEM
pre-. Habia costado la instaacion
unos cinco miilonts de frances, fus
ron ansmitidos 73o despachos. que
arrojaban un total dc 10, 900 pal abr IS.
Tampoco fuG viab Ia tentative pos
terror, 1850, para unir Ing terra con
las Iudias No hubo cable alguao que
prestara servicio regular hasta 1861, y
este cable fue ell de Malta AlejAnd IL,
con estaciones en- Zopcls en- Beng h All
Un complete fracuso fu6 la instala-
ci6n de IN cable entire Francia Ar
CELIA en- 1862; pero en- 1864 los lngleses
consiguieron establecer comunicacion
telegr4 4fca 4 trav6s del Golfo P6rsco
Y en- 1860, Mr.. Field sus asociados
compusieron la extremidad del cable
trasa tlantico, roto durante su instala.
ciou ell aho ant rior 10 con plet~ron :
extendieron I'M gunlo cable. Fue
una operaci6n nota bic, Nevada a ca bo
con ell famoso "Great Eastern" y con
buen exito. pues quedo esab'ecida la
communication regular entire Valentia
y Terranova, que h.bia frac~sado
como ha dicho, y undo este servicio a
las redes de 10, Estados Unidas.
La lJngjtud dc este cable entre II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-09-26
A los suSCriptOreS J ASentes

TRACTION, no admitimos Atlas de suscripto-
res este diario Sino desde ell 10 de cada
mes Las BAJAs Sc avisaran los dfas 80
81; sdviertiendose que las que Sc Gieren con
posterioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
surtiran efecto en- la contahilidad hasta ell
dia dltimo del mes siguiente al en- que Sc
solicitor.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-11-15
LABORER SUES FOR OVERTIME
Charles Anderson Has Started An
Action Against the ON aha.

st. Paul, Nov. l3.-The case of
Charles Anderson, laborer who is
suing the Omaha road for $l90S5 al
legged to be due for overtime work,
while i'm the defendants employ is
being tried at the district court be-
fore Judge Brill
The plaintiff, who has employed
about the round house of the COM
pany at ST. James, claims that he
was to receive Is cents an hour for
his labor and that he worked twelve
hours day, The defendant claims
that the plaintiff was to receive $l.5O
for ten-hour day that he worked
only ten hours a day and was set
tied with on that basis.
The jury returned verdict in
favor of the railway company.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-11-15
RESIGNS AS WLLAGEP.M.
FRANK HASKELL WILL LEAVE
MADISON LAKE SOON
Patrick Lyons Is An Applicant For the
Position and Is Now Circulating
Petition.

A. II. Hanchett is disposing of his
blacksmith business at Madison Lake
to Albert Moeri and his residence he
will sell to DIR. Bigelow., Mr.. Han
chett and family will soon remove to
the northern part of the state.
Frank Haskell has resigned the po-
sition of postmaster at Madison Lake
and he will 60 to Colorado to live
as soon as he can dispose of his prop
erty, negotiations for which are pend
ing. Patrick Lyons is an applicant
for the position of postmaster. He is
circulating a petition.
Both the llanchett and Haskell
families have long resided in Madison
Lake and they will be missed by a
large number of friends.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-11-15
UNCLE SAM MAKING COIN
EMPLOYEES OF QUAKER CITY
MINT HARD AT WORK.
Putting in Overtime and Turning Out
Money BY Millions, Gold and
Silver Pieces.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. l3.-The
United States mint in this city deliv-
cred $l,OO0,000 in gold double eagles
to the sub-treasury in this city. 1t
is stated that within the next three
months the mint will coin $50 100000 in
double eagles.
This enormous amount of gold will
be distributed among the sub treas
uries in various parts of the country
and will be employed to relieve the
money stringency. The distribution of
so much gold is but one of the several
important moves that Secretary Cor
telyou is making to provide enough
currency to meet the enormous needs
of the country.
The local mint is well equipped to
contribute its share of the shower of
gold that has begun to fall upon every
part of the United States. Many of
its employees are working overtime,
however, it being nightly occurrence
for coin counters, weighers, adjusters
and others to work as late as ten
o'clock, the usual hour for quitting
being four o'clock.
New machinery has recently been
installed in the mint and its eff
cheney was demonstrated in the opera
ton of the "split collar device
for putting stars on the edges of the
newly designed double eagles. There
are forty-six stars on the edge of
each piece because of the approaching
advent of the new state of Oklahoma
to the Union.
The machinery at the mint is ca
pable of grinding out 1000 of these
pieces in an hour. There is now at
the mint enough bullion for the man
ufacture of $2O,OOO,OOO in double
eagles, but more bullion from various
sources is now being diverted to the
big institution.
As soon as $l50000 in half dollar
pieces and similar amount in quar-
tiers are sent out from the mint, with
in day or two, the attention of the
working force there will be devoted
exclusively to the task of meeting the
requirement for gold.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-11-15
HELPS OUT THE TREASURY
Receipts From Various State Insti-
tutionS for October.

The collections of miscellaneous re-
ceipts at the various state institutions
for October, as reported by the state
board of control aggregating $l6,l05.6l
are as follows: Anoka asylum, $l4.53
Hastings asylum, $74.20; Fergus Falls
hospital, S74l.l6; Rochester hospital,
$7l6.99; school for the blind, Fari-
bault, $l40.57; schol for the deaf, Far
ibault, $9l5.2S; school for the feeble
minded, Faribault, S2,734.5l; state
public school, Owatonna, 1919; state
training school, Redwing, $ll4.33; st.
Cloud. reformatory, $2,Ol5.63; Stillwa-
ter prison, $S,419.4l.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-11-15
OUGHT TO Be JAILED
"JOKERS" WHO TIED A BRIDE
GROOM TREE.
NewIywed Has a Trying Experience
In Woods and Bride Thought
She Was Deserted.

Seattle, Nov. l3.-George j. Marlin,
Il bridegroom, was taken in tow by a
party of his young men friends the
night of his wedding at Dayton in this
state and after being carried into the
thick fir forest near there, was tied to
tree and left. The night was so dark
and the distance so great that when
the charivari party had returned to
town it was daylight.
1t was expected a cousin, Charles
Marlin, who lives near the home of
the bride, would return and release the
victim, hut he unwittingly forgot all
about it.
Meanwhile the bride had wept all
night long and part of the day, fear
ing desertion by her new-made hus-
band to worse things.
1t was almost dark when the miss
ing bridegroom was discovered. He
was nearly dead from the exposure to
the night air and to fear lest some
wild beast would take advantage of
his defenseless position and devour
him. After being carried home he was
taken with fever and is now suffer
ing with typhoid.
Now there are rife rumors of Grim
inal prosecutions for kidnapping, ac
cording to the statutes of the state
and several of the young men who
figured in the ''joke" have left for
parts unknown.
1t is explained by the cousin of
the bridegroom that the rope was sup
posed to have been left loosely tied
so that Marlin could release himself.
The damp air caused the knots to
contract and hold the man even tight
er and he remained prisoner thirty
five hours.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-11-15
BUY A FIGURING MILL.
FRED GERLICH AND SON INVEST
AT MINNESOTA LAKE.
Former Sheriff, and Hotel Man at
Mapleton, Will Go Into the Manu-
featuring Business.

Former Sheriff Gerlch for several
years proprietor of the Mapleton House
and formerly county sheriff, with his
son Albert Gerlich, has rented the
Touring mill at Minnesota Lake. and
will go into active business there next
week.
Mr.. Gerlich is well-known through
out the county where he has lived
so many years. His son Albert is Il
pratical miller having been with the
Mapleton Milling company several
years. No doubt the mill will be
run in first class shape.
Both families will move to Min
nesota Lake next week.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-11-15
WAS A PLEASANT AFFAIR
Musical and Literary Entertainment
Last Evening.

The ladies of the fourth division of
the Baptist church gave very de-
lightful entertainment at the residence
of Mrs. Paul Iverson. There was a
large attendance, and the affair was
a success socially and financially. The
program rendered was as follows:
Instrumental solo, Fowler Hart;
solo, Miss Mansfield; reading, Mrs.
Willisford; instrumental solo, Miss
Whiting; solo, Mr.. Footner; number
by three young members of May
orchestra; solo, Miss Moore; reading,
Mr. Footner; cello solo, Mr.. verson;
reading, Mrs Willisford; solo, Mrs.
Holiness; selection by Mays orches-
ira.
Each number was well rendered
and equally as well received by the
pleased audience.