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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-16
.tnlaab.

Oas srOBte ,Seuer, bon BENT i'm Yer=
laufe BON SeDn 5abren Bottom uno lin.
aebuna bs.ul9elubl wuroen, diherte il,
Der Volitaot @brllea am 5onn,aa Den
Jabrttol,irlti. ous Wtietlstalernens
p,erte! uno Den Beslrt. in meld,sm na
bic Setallaeiadiie befanoen. ein. Ser
pero Der Jlamme erlilsdte lib uul lber
elne Auaoratmeile uno oen Qieriuen
Glsment flelen cine Nnaabl DER idoplten
ejebdnos Der 5iaot gum Opler. Das
Jeusr tam aeAsn eln y. rtel Dor eff upr
BormIltaa gum Ausbru1 uno oblhou
ben IoAmana,haften Don Gbellea Die
pdlfie DER pelammlen 6euerlpebr Don
Vofpn uno JeusrlDlbbDote BON uielen
benabbarten 5taoten Sll Ollie tamen,
9elana IS onb osn Derainten Beplnbun=
gen Or lSsuersDebr er,t um ueuu uhr
Nbenos, bic J!ammen unter Gpntrolle
su brlllaen. Der ma,erlsile Gd,aoel,
beailfert iib auf miuoeliens Sc, OoO 900,
Jnnerbalo tur5er 3eit tuaren 500 U5e=
bduoe 5u S1utt uno WiGe aemproe.,.
ueber 10000 perionrll nepen oboadlos
oa. uno orei perloneH fanben Den Zoo
tn ben dlannen. Ddbreno aDi(cten SO
uRo ~ llDer uerwunoet puroen.
ssn Galiapolis. Mid., tpuroe am 10.
Aprli @arIstan Wor9an. ein 35 Sabre
alter Rann bon Goutb Beno. s{nb..
por Der Wobnun9 BON 5Srau Dsarp
@reen eridoiien. Grau @sorae u.
Wetsfer BON South Heno uno ibr
Wann, Elm gDirtb bon bort, fino or
baftet poroeu. lno bic Grau miro be-
lhuloiat. ben GtuB abseleuert All ha.
ben. Der Worgan t0oiste. sSrou Wetss
ter iellt oles aber in Mbrebe. MorQan. |
Der elmer 9uten Gamilie in South Nsno
an9eborte. uno Der erlt tilr3lih Elm aros
Beres yermOsen geerbt baben lou, tam
am Donnerltaa Nbeno nit Metster
nab enlIapolis. iJrau Wrtsier -folate |
ben Wdnnern auf einsm ipdterem 3nae |
llno traf nit ibnen Dor BEN OouIe Ser
Jrnii 8reen suIannlen. Sic poliaeii
bslauptet oaB 6rau Metster nodb itrsm|
ufann 0efAoiien. aber Wcraan aetrof.
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aus Den Oeri6tSbertano.
IuM0eu.

Nathan Sbam bat cine ehaoener.
iaBtlaae ftir $4,000 9egen iein.
Shwle9ereltern, Sra @toder uni
Grau. anbdngi9 9einahi, neil i'm
oieielben feline 6rau abmenoig gema1l
baben ipllen. Sic Sham Ssanilie bate
ihon friiber Mnlab ibre ebelihen Ner=
hdltnine Dor 8erlAt 3ur spra1e 3u
brln9en.
Ser pro3eB BON Nnna M. 5mitt
9eaen oie panbanole So. fur gntlAa,
oiSu:a. neil Dor et,pas mebr als pier
Sabren Sobu Smith, ibr Wann, elm
Deider Der Glienbabn, bel Der grplolion
elmer 2otomoiiue oas 9eben perlor,
marc belyele9t, inosm bic giienbabnve.
iellhait Der WittDe cine gntihdoi-
guns uon $3.50 suaeltano uno Die 4o=
ten be .ablte. Der proaeB bate am 3.
uprit 1904 beQonnen uno ma. Der
10 itdltsffe pro3eb in unler:m @eribt.
Serrp WeGain, Der anaet!aot mar,
Dor unasfdbr l8 Wonaten nit 1rnnt
Dill i'm 0auIe DOu Jrau p!opnan in
Senntion einen &lnbrnb beriibt ali
boben, pago frei8eiDtOben. Giu, Der
1hulois beFunOsn pnroe unO qa9en=
rdrtia III siney G!rafaDlalt ilBt, mar
ols Seleg caraelaofn lporoen uub er=
fltrt' WleGain tabe ibm bss Dem Sin,
brua) 9eholiel; obet McRain trante
3euasn NIT, nlallIsn5 8esmanote, ,psl-
DE aaslaetsa, Der a!ggetlagte Tsi our
Set oes @inbrn55 oo1eim gemeien una
oaraulbin erFotate Die Grsiipredung.
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9a8esmet,t9fette,t.
Chic.

i Sle Sapreme @nu,t bal entitieeer
toaB Die Union Sriurauts 10, opl
| pelGer opt u2Yi.mbene GionofTneal
| patfiion Bfdliosns sunr $iS2 GOO I'll,
n,e]toean4sts -isuefA auo SirQfsa 81
Ibeso9lsr Dat.
J. Sn canton ,uus0e nm l8. April Del
Jtallener Bernardo Geneitl etitclien
an Der 0tu0iion Sirobe oefunoen.
Sein 8anosnann gpuls Mulii puroe
perbaftet. Wan nimnt an. oab er in
Der Mbliht nah Canton tam, Belniti
peaen irilberer Siteltlstel,en gu t0oten.
| Am 10. Npril aerrib Der in elmer
3elle oes 8eidnaniHes III Ntron liBenoe
S6neioer Sofsl peliUnlou, 80 ,subre
ali. oas Vetijeug lno tonltlges 3erreiB.
bare nit Ndaeln uno 3abnen. Damn
ainoete er NIT StrelthoI3ern. bic er in
lelnen &leioern uerbor9eu bate, Die
3elle an. Sheriff Stein uno 3pel 8e-
bllfen talnen hersuaeiprun9en unb ia.
ben oos iiberaelbnappie Sbnsioerlein
III ben 5lunlren herumtan3en. YsiIun.
lon nuroe enollb 9elelIeit uno ms Dos
tpital iibcre9iiibrt. no CT wabtlhe,nlih
tel1en Branomunosn erlis9en pno.
Utebrere 8efangeie, muroen ebenfulls
perlebt. Do oas 6euer lhneQ unl lid
9riff.
Gine Nerpeniieber. gploemie ihllmnl=
lter Ari TT ~ Nlhiabnla uusaebruhen.
geaen 800 6du' Iuu,osn bis isBt ton.
tatirt. aliidllherrpslls aber nsbnlen nur
lebr weni9e lhllmmen Yerlaut. Dr.
). 5. boaan TT Der Nni,bt. Dab un=
reines QDuner al osr @piosmie l1ulo
lit.
in Atron puroe Sobn Guperp ae=
l4ofsn nilo mabribsinllh tooillcb Der=
lebt. Gauer9 bdtie cine iba,fe Ans.
slnanosrleBnna NIT isinsn 9ohtern uno
ibnen anbefoblen. iein paus 5u per=
lahen. Sa milhte lib fem Spbn ,Sobn
III Den Strelt uno nupm Barter inr Ole
6htpstern uno I'M Yerlauf oes Strei.
tes lou ersum 3euDluer aegriffsn uno
aut leinen Water aeihonsn baber.
Seltoem 1T er Derihtp iioen uno bic
poli3el tabnoet auf lbu.
Der fiinf Sabre alie @obn BON benrp
1ult III Glprla ftilr5te pon elmer 80 ,suB
1ohen Nolbun9 III De" pom Heaen an=
9ei9wollenen 5!nB. Gin Splelta,nsruo
rlef oes &naben Wulier be,bei uno ole
sSrau rannts IN oas re!Benoe QDalIer,
oas lbr lber ole Srult rslbie. uno iina
elnl9e hunbert dub unterhalb oer lln=
faunsue cen 40.per auf. Der Rnabe
NOR bepnBilDs; Oh ieine Gunasn in=
oellen irei bonn Waiisr aeblleben maren,
10 MIRO er Don Dem unirsiwilieen tal=
ten Sao telneH alldu groBen Sbaoeu
baben.
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g2nnlnler 46
Observation-Disclosures !.

Dsenr + Beer. Mnafrsu,!le Ealone
ltohfel. Nsn philaotlDhia.
Nisranoer Rpth @Iinbeth 9fslbettg,
beioe pon NetD @ninersfomn.
gmnia Bibbons Goa GhsnarDs. 6efs
be pOn llbrihsnilIr,
gmmet grniQ Wuraarft Etuii)art,
beioe poir 9teip Vbitahelphia
Robert Douna auaulta etss1Ht
beioe BON Mos,uetl.
8eo. gD. SSrance ,Sna Riotrer. bsis
be Dnn Nsip VhilaneiphlG.
g1as Wooomorih. Snntnn ElI0
0enlel. Nsiu Bbildneiphld.
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len babe. Die S5rau aber ertlart. oaB
eins mpfteri0Ee. unbetlnnte perfon 0en
5dnB abaefeuert babe.
Sn st. paul, Minn.. lit Gnute
Gbnltao, 40 Sabre ali. meI1er ourh
40tdaiaes Gaifen bewsilen msllte. oab
Der @eilt Sen aorper beherriht, an
en'trdftuna aeiiorben. nahoem er 81
aaaa lana teine Nabruns gu iih ae-
nommen bate.
yerllaro garlin bat in Brootlpn leine
Wntter. Suian Garlin, eriholien, tpeil
tie ibn i'm Werlouf Der Sabre in pers
Ilheoene Heiormanlialten geihidt bate,
in oenen ct uiele Sabre lang gefanaen
mar. Der iunae @arlin mar geraoe
aug Der Heformanitalt entlai1en mor=
ben. no er ,ueNen oes Stehlens zines
pferoes uno Waaens einen 5ermin ab=
|aelelien bate. Nls er uus Der Mnfalt
entlalien muroe, oab ihm Der Super=
lntenoent $40. um bamit elm neues
Hsben gu beAinnen. st lam am Dienss
tag in Yrootlpn an uno tcuite lidb lo-
fort einen Nepolper, nit Dem er lih
nod oem Duus beyah. in Dem feline
VI tier nit ieiner 9hmeiter Wlary
lebte. Nls feline Wtutter Die 3biire 6ff.
nete, fling er iofort gu idieben an uno
Ct ihoe ibr fiinf. &n9eln in ben 2opf,
ehe lie toot sufammenbrah. gr Der.
tuhte baum aud ieine Shmeiier au er=
thieben. Der NeD. luer NOR aber leer.
er entflob Damn, nurpe aber balo pers
baftet. Vt ieBte iid in perameifelter
Wtiie 3ur Webr uno bsrmunoete nod
elnen Der TIN uerbaftenoen Yolisinen.
Gin streit Der 6trabenbabn. Mnae.
hellten in @heiter. ya.. neil Die Som.
pdgnle cine Gobnreouttion Don 10 Yro=
gent anastiinbi9t. batte Or Montaa
elne Nndobl ernlier Grupale sur ,Jolae,
nadaem stlpa $50 Streitb,eder BON
9lew Dort oorthin aetommsn waren.
gine 9lnaabl 5toatstOultabler puroe
nit 5teinen betuOrfen uno es rpuroen
msbrere pDli3lltsn uno audi eini9e gi=
oilifen aismlid erheblih us,lpunoet.
Sn Museotlne. Splpa. hauien Die
Btobibitionllten 8anoen mt mittel=
alterllhem Janailsmus. Sic iiber.
fallen bic Wiribibuiteu unb nehmen
nit 8eipalt alles 1rlutbare neg. oas
iie oann ms Waiisr ooer l., osn Hinn=
tteln ihhtten. uuo tein Menld pebrt
ll9 9eaen o'eles aelebueshobnsnoe Yor=
aeben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-16
Anslanb.

Die biItoriihe 8aruilons. Rlrhe in
Der Neuen JrleorlhliraBe i'll Berlin.
neld)e i'm SABRE 1903 srbaut puroe,
muroe au Wuntas ourA 6tuer sdn3.
LID 3erf0rt uno ulele alte 6ubnen mur=
oen elm Maub DER 6lanlmsn, 9tur cine
einaiAe 6unne .puroe in Slhsrpeit ges
braht. Durh ole Jlammeu nuros Elm
GROCER Staottbeil III Ger Robe oss tai=
ierlihen palatss tugb0Il srleuhtet.
Inter ben Sduleuosn BON 3ulhanern
,uaren Grunprln3 6Ileorlh Wilbelm
uno uiele Cffislere. 9rsi 5euerweLr=
m1nncr muroen UetleBi. S,n melt bis
ieBt bat feli9eiisllt neroeu tounsu, war=
be Der Brano ourh slettrlibe Gr1bte
peruriahi.
@raf Nnoreas potodi. Der Statihol=
ter Der proUin5 @ali3len, wuroe Won=
tag Nahmittaa pon Dem rutbsniihen
Stuoenten ARircslap 5ic,pntl. mdbreno
er elmer Delegation bon rutbenliben
5tnoenten AuoienS eribeilte. ermoroet.
Ser WeuG,elmDroer aab uuI oen @ra=
fen orei IsuOlueribllie ab. ole idmmt=
LID trafsn.
Oerbert 8. Msquiih. Der bisberiQe
ShaBamistansler pon gnQlanD, 1T am
Wtittwoh in giartib uDn Dem R6nis
@otuaro gum Bremiermlnllier ernannt
tuorOen. as NabI0lger .0es Sir 0enrp
eampbeGs Banuerman, Der am 5pnn=
tag reii9nirt bat.
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Notis an Safer.

Sobn q. ReuBer in Suaarcreet bat
eine ih0ne Nusnabl pon Rdferutenfi=
lien. 8e3lpirnte adstiiher uon 8 -l4i4.
9albermdaen. 9dspulosr. Xabertract,
&dstobideen. Sbernuueter. per5iante
Rdsbobrer. Ssrutigtuh. 0nrni,hpldbe
AZ John e. NeuBer. Suanrcreet, 9.
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3. & ..
8illi9e greiie am @enntaa.

Billiae preiie am 5onntag.
Slorioa. California. Oreson uno
anoere puntte fir Souriitsn unb iiber
Derldieoene 2inien wenn asmiinldt.
Billige preile, fur Die 0Infahrt. nod
Californian. benz Weiten uno Norbipe=
ten.
Wlan erfunoige iih bel Den Ngenten
hber bic preiie uno Gabrpldne.
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Mgcnteti ucrIan0f.

NBcnten Ocrtdn9t. gum ysr.
tauf orn Stift 2eid)aunaeu In Der
@roBs bon l6 be, % 3oll fir 40 Gts.
Nuhlnen 10 Bents lt,io auIrdrts.
Flntitltoer lc per Stiitf. Gin yl1ent
modat 40 prosent l'rciit pner $40 Die
gDnde. RatoIpee nnb BrobebidlteY
tre' isrant 2n. laiG'aMs @on,panp.
1903 W 5aplor ST.. @hiedao. ,Sn, AZ
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Sm groesidoF oss Waolmnrtk
Sture on Der 3. StraRe IN Ganol %.
Der ,puroe ein @,ubrnc, ps,iibt. ooG
tonnte Der Werth Der esltchisnsn Waa.
rem nlht erntittslf ,peynfn.
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Sfer=$ntluaar(n.

90 lanae oies Geidft bRebt maeu mir nod ME 70 out
oorbere1tet @nre Beodrn fir niwaaren su beoisen mie
eees Sabr unlere Oraanaon i'll Der Werfate ue aud ia,
aoen TT srBer 9eoroen uno uniere 2rnNen no eriola 30
neu ple bic Muftrdse einefen Sir oe Boe tuerol aGe
onlfsmlttel an9ewane um ale Guftrdge red aus5fbren
&ni g g rfers 6utseidft m gut besruret uno Die
maBgen Nrie fir one 9ae 10 gut betannt Dap mir ler
ne Dap au oeensen Die trd peronaat no nit e,tduIdt
peroen oenn e uner 9atoepartemen biubn r MAIDEN Be-
onors au ne Mnsmabl aumerfa bic bee lit gum loiprtiaeu
0ebraud unb i'm Hree BON $40 big berunter au $500
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S6rG: Mie tommt es. oaB Du biele
WDte INNER 10 lriib in Die Gtabt bim=
untsr aehii
Cube WeiBt gu. meil,e Jrau iii
am 0apspubsn uuo pa made i'd Iieber
nidt mil.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-16

Srllh polnt uno YriiHsl Neb Do,=
banae. 8 yaros tang. aen0bnlih pers
tautt au $3.50 jfbt fir. .. 1926
Srllh Yoint uno 8riinsl Neb Dor-
bdnae, nit 3elhnnnNen uno @tniagen,
I'm gDerth pon 81. SO bis 5000 fir
5rei 9oge fir :. 1915
30 Sou Shmeiaer bic fiir
Is Gents per Daro osrtau!t murben,
nun fiir. 80. .l2ar
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Gs tpcroem ebirtsueitem aesciat.

Son e'Her umfaenoen Nlsuab sbirtpeen MAIDEN mir
au omet Nunlmern aumeram DaS atreifts Wtobrcs NIT IL
gnre IN aapenoellarbe bau ub dmars Sat reaeIn,aBiae
oofr padbare nno 1en 2innenragu Sat aud sic
9one gDlonalte noer Die Sdnlter uno ense Jan born
Das S'etora 9mo IL cine Naabuns oes biblteieu Sem
gsmoen seterttst NIT Sahen fiji 9aienu br uoer gBrie
, as ne,'snss ps ss aai .s no sses nsbms tau er
9ms anD pep ooer tntaH ptb g babeu oieelen alien
Nre's fur beioe bieier Muiter $l.45.
y. T. 5lrffrs nrnBer @tnre,
sse'p %biIAoelpbia, obio.
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Gsfrdu|elte Wuu Borbdnae, mi, ses
lfre'lten uno geulerten 3ei6nunpen,
aemoanllder preis 75c. iebt fiir. Ace
@roB aeltreiite Snmmer Dsoperien.
gu 1915. sl.l0. 98c unb zoe.
Jltnebe. grim uno roth, pa5euo
flir yortlsren uno gum ueberbdnaen.
lpeo'su per Daro =. ..35e
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9rei,nal nad) eimamoer

beriudt peerleb Mehl uno esbr tperoet
gu4 itberaeuaen. oaB befen Qualitdt
aeraoe ridtig ut. um guren @efdmaf
su befrieoiaen. m0at Sbr aud nod 10
tritiid Deranlaat iein. Daifelbe 1T
bonn befen Wintermei3en beroeiteat uno
na1 elmer Metbooe aemahlen, bic ale
auten Beiianotbeile bes @etreibes benz
Msbl erbdlt. sybr finoet tein onberes
Mtbl. luelcbes in 9lei1er WeiIe oie1em
ftir @eb1d aller Art glei6 fommt. o6ne
3tdiiht auf ben preis, ben Sbr oafar
beaahlt.
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Gebraud unb i'm lsreiie bon $40 big berunr au $500
TnBbooenbeoedun9 gutter omalitdt.
gee MAIDEN @inaufe it, Der sSode Dor 0nern nod Ser.
dnorngen l MAIDEN ulo beeliQen pse auau finn in geuo
au Wnr ub Nualdt lon nad biele 5tpre pmmen ehe ie
nfauen uno aQes g1au priie Die aebpenen Iorthe nh
aubersewbbnlid.
soooo Mo9a 2Slfon sauler bic $l35 gBton 9eppih
neusHeh Uoh ano Tarben 6Be tns sun Bumen Reid.
U"B 5h o ~ NuB Sou pafeno fir yutssmmer
ur $1795 uno Smpfan9sde
$500 aImnfer 9duier os.,a . - 5
llde ufu gIumen Gaurn ,;h n mn d " >''aaH 2eps
0oBe bel 2 JuB. SOL rs p '" DOC
$1,000 SruRl aau 75e 9so9rons Hilina. .
Weoalen lute otone u Ole Sdufer bum 55e
" - $l.25 enaeeates Qneum Die
$1,000 aunfaeprte Auaoratparo 8B
- - ~ o5c beorufte5 2inoleum, Naros
@oo ynn Sanlm Sdufer nst oeden tuBbooM
Gobe 6uB bel Gub 3oa SO SO Ole Quaorapao - 6s,
Surge 3sppidhlds Ceu9er uuo 2usum al reou,ieu Irssn
sptbennorbdmse uno 9raperien oie am n,ei,ten
uerlan0t Weroen.
Die Nreie nb in oeier Soe Oern 10 sroBartia rebu=
5rf, oam't otes Der atpte Weriau oea Sabres ueroe
Wnmt WrHHo MshM Mo-t D.e. fu.r
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-06-19
RURAL CARRIERS IN SESSION
Annual Conve ntion at Redwine, Busi
ness Meeting of Association.
From SATURDAYS Daily

The Minnesota Rural Letter Carriers
association met at Redwing yesterday
morning for a two days sessions. Des-
pite the heavy rain nearly one hundred
men and women from different parts
of the state were present as delegates.
The convention was called to order by
j. III. Drew of this city and Rev. G..
C. Rollitt made the opening prayer,
Mayor A. p. Pierce welcomed the as
ISOLATION to the city and G.. L. Rath-
burn of Anoka, responded. G. A Ras-
mussen, postmaster of Redwing, also
also welcomed the association. He
spoke especially of the rural delivery
service and the benefits which have
resulted from it to the farmers. Mr..
Rasmussen also expressed himself hear
tily in favor of cooperation between
postal employees. d. M. Neill, president
of the state commercial clubs, spoke
on good roads. L. j. Crippen of Lang
don, president of the Minnesota Car
riers' association, sketched the work of
the organization.
Mrs. Julia B. Nelson brought greet
ings from the State Woman's SUI ffrage
association and presented resoll ltions
for adoption favoring woman suffrage.
In the afternoon Jens X CIR andall
discussed the value of organization and
good roads. The balance of tn g aft
ernoon was given up to an addr ess by
NJ. A. Cummings of Hector anil pre-
sentation of business reports.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-06-19
THEY EP. S. BANKS NOW
Many People Depo sitting Their Money
In Uncle Sans Hands.

Washington, June l5.-The post
offices of the country have come to be,
to a greater extent than would be sup
posed, savings banks for the people.
This fact mas been brought out as a
result of inquiries by the department
officials.
Recently the third assistant post
master general asked every first and
second class postmaster in the United
States for information relative to the
money orders that had been sold for
saving purposes during the year end
ed Feb. 20, 1908. The returns from
these inquiries show that 1923
money orders, aggregating $s.OOO,OOO,
were purchased during the year at
1866 first and second class postoffices
for savings purposes by patrons hav-
ing the money orders made payable to
themselves.
The savings bank bill introduced in
the senate by Senator Carter, which
has been made a special order for
Dec. IA next, is said to embody the
ideas of Postmaster General Meyer on
the subject.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-06-19

shouting Roosevelt" at tops of their
voices.
The demonstration for Roosevelt
now continues undated. It. has now
lasted thirty-fve minutes in spite of
the efforts of numberless sergeants-at-
arms to quiet tne crowd. Two men APP
pear ON the platform carrying a huge
Teddy bear and the cry is redoubled
as they toss the "Teddy" down among
the delegates. The bear is being thrown
among the delegates with everyone on
his feet screaming for Teddy.
Lodge Resumes His Speech.
Senator Lodge resumes his speech at
2:40 p. m. after demonstration last
ing fifty minutes. Chairman Lodges
reference to the railroad rate law was
loudly cheered. The statement by Sen
ator Lodge that the president means
what he says with regard to his re-
nomination is greeted by crys of $50
do we." The hall quieted down again
and Senator Lodge could be heard in
the farthest corner.
Senator Lodge concluded his address
at ESQ p. m. and was enthusiastically
cheered.
A spirited debate was had over the
majority and minority report of the
committee on rules and order of bust
ness. The minority report favored four
delegates at large from each state
and one delegate for each 10000 votes
cast at presidential election. On this
to 600 delegates in future conventions.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-06-19
WILL BE GIVEN A DIVORCE
Mrs. celia Frankiip to Obtain Sepa
ration From Her Husband.
From Saturdays Daily.

The divorce suit of Mrs. leila Frank
lin VS.. Arthur Franklin was tried in
the district court today. c. 0. Daley
represented William Borst as attorney
for the plaintiff, and there was no APP
pearance for the defense. The plain
tiff alleged that she was married two
years ago to Franklin, who was then
the caliope player in carnival COM
pany that was exhibiting in Mankato.
After two months of welded life, she
asserts that her husband left her and
has since failed to provide for her
support.
The plaintiff, besides asking for a
divorce, asked that her maiden name of
leila Macbeth be restored. The court
asked the plaintiffs attorney to draw
up an order for divorce.
The suit of Lawrence King VS.. Patrick
McGrath went to the jury yesterday
afternoon, and by $3.50 p. m. verdict
for $3.50 for the plaintiff was agreed
upon, and was returned i'm court this
morning
The trial of George w. Henneger was
next taken up, and by noon today the
meyer is charged with assault in the
second degree upon Frank S. Hemming-
way of Vernon Center. The court took
recess at noon until Monday at 2
p. M, and the arguments will then be
submitted and the case given to the
Jury.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-06-19
PAID A VISIT TO NEW ULM
Governor Johnson and Party Were
Guests Of That City.

New Ulm, June lj-The citizens of
New Ulm gave Governor John A. John
son and his staff royal welcome
when the special train bearing the
distinguished party arrived Saturday
evening over the Northwestern line
from st. Paul. The second regiment
band played Hail to the Chief" as
the governor alighted. Automobiles
were in waiting, and under the direc-
ton of Mayor Joseph Bobleter and Fred
w. johnson a parade was formed and
the party escorted to the Dakota house,
which is conducted by the governors
brother, whose guest he was during his
STAY here. The governor and the MEM
bers of his staff were accompanied by
their wives and daughters, and the visit
is purely of a social nature. The
staff party is composed of General F.
b. Wood, General III. j. Stone, General
Z. L. Welch. Colonel Paul Dotty, Col
onel d. w. Wallblom, Colonel j. e. Bur
chard and Major f. H. Whitcomb of
st. Paul, and Major w. r. Wylie, Ma
ior G.. S. Koffend and Colonel +. A.
Murphy of Minneapolis.
The governor, staff and ladies were
given a drive around the city yester-
day and points of interest were visited.
They left for St. Paul yesterday aft
ernOOn.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-06-19
Sunday School Workers
Gather in Great Conclave
CONFERENCE AT LOUISVILLE, KY.
DELEGATES FROM EVERYWHERE
Bible Study Meetings and Survey Of the Mission Field Scenes From
Distant Lands Are Thrown Upon the Screen Notable
Speakers in Attendance.
Especial to The Free Press.1

Louisville, KY, June l7.-With
thousands of Sunday school workers
from all over the world already throng-
ing the city and every train bringing
hundreds more, the twelfth triennial
convention of the International Sun
day school association promises to
break all records in numbers and en-
thusiasm. While the meeting will not
be formally opened until tomorrow
several preliminary conferences were
neld today.
The Adult Bible class Conference is
holding its session in the Warren Me-
mortal Presbyterian church, with sepa-
rate sections for men and women. In
the First Presbyterian church a Teach
ers' Training Conference is in progress
and at the Broadway Methodist church
the elementary department is in SEES
sion.
The first general session tomorrow
afternoon will be marked by an address
of Welcome by Governor A. E. Wilson
and response by Justice Maclaren of
Canada. A feature OF the session will
be memorial tribute to DIR. john
Potts, of Canada, who was chairman
of the international lesson commit.
tee for eleven years.
Delegates From Everywhere.
The convention will last until next
Tuesday, and will be participated in
by 2,2l4 accredited delegates repre-
senting the United States, Canada
Mexico and the East India islands
Many distinguished religious workers
from Europe and Asia are also here.
All the general sessions will be held
in the armory which has been lavisnly
decorated for the occasion.
The last convention was held in
Toronto, Ont, in 1905, and it is likely
that Los Angeles, Cal, will be selected
for the session three years hence, in
1911. Richmond, Va, is already in the
field for the 1914 convention.
Following the initial session tomor-
row afternoon, the program for the
week includes numerous discussions of
worldwide interest to Sunday school
On Friday morning the sur
vey of the field and work will be given
by the executive committee, the secre-
taries and the department superin
tendent.
The Lesson System. :,
Saturday mornings session will be
devoted to the lesson system. The