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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12
@mbstieneiter i ct. saul.

9anif @nostjcneitc. Den 6anife
eb. lutb. Na5oretb Menigbeo in6bp-
Der alle, iom fan f~oritoa set oonlfe
Sprog, til @ubstiene1te / &irfen poo
&jernet al @rotto og Murora Mpe.
bber Ssnoag @I. $50. Sen 6anife
@olmebog ofbenpttes> tag Sen me6.
MfenigbeoenS Srelt, g. 8ierre, moo<
toger &onfirmm6er I lit &iem bber
2groag Tormio6ag 81. 10.
9anif.ep.' Intb, ct. stepbans Sir.
fe, $ibrnet at Orleans % @tepens
@treet, @,tostieneite bber @enoog
Gormiooag SCI. II. @snoagsfole
81. 8. = @ils gloisafer, @reft.
Sen b%anif=norife @olsatba @enie.
feb inobpoer bierteligit til. fine
@uostieneiter / airfen, 1876 Ebomas
Str, ner Como Mbe. og &ice Ctr,
bpcr Sbnoog Sorm. SCI. 1870. @gn.
6agsifole 81. 1910. :
S &opellet paa &iprnet al Meo.
nep og Curl cts. -er Der @pnoags.
ffole bber @enoag @ftermio6og @I.
3 og @u6stienelte 81. 7:30 Mften.
S Sieberes Sail, 84 @apne
Mbenue> er Ser @gnoagsifoIe
bper @sn6og @fterm. 81. 3. = g.
s.. &eaue, Baitor, $40 Capitol Sou.
lebaro.
Srefolsisbebs norif chang. imtb.
Strife, harrington % @berburne
abes. @uostieneite bber @gn6ag
SCI. 1890 6orm. paa Morf % 7.45
4ften paa gngelff. @en6agsfole
% 8ibeltlasie efter &eimesieguos.
tieneiten. - @br. Spbtlruo, @reit,
$50 Guller @treet.
Gnbstieneite ! ben n%orif.banffe
Uaptit'&irfe, $ibrnet at @ilforo
og @oo6brioge @treets, bber @pn.
jag 81. 1890 Gormio6og % 7.3O
aften. SCI. $50 ung6omsmgoe.
Sen uorF-6anife 8apttItmenigbeos
MISUNDERSTANDING mb6er / fit 2ofale
bber Sbn6ae SCI. $50 Gfterm., 81.
at Milfor6 % @oo6bri6ge @t8.
Gong og Me,tif at Il. s. Sanefor.
ane Stan6inaber bierteltg bel.
TONNE.
9en NOR f-banife Metbo6iit Strife,
&isrnet at 8roaopap oe 1915 ct,
afbol6er fine @u6stienefter Tom ill.,
ger: Bre6tfen Sen6ag Gormi66ag
&lloffte,1 1890. @ften 7.45. hinge
Golfs @pportb 2tsa: @bn6ag 4ften
SCI. 6.45, og Iiterert Meoe oe tire fdr~
lte Sirs6age i Mdaneoen. 86n-
nen1boe bber 0nsoag aften 81. 8.
S. 6. Gollefien, @aitor, 289 1915
Street.
8etbania Strife, 81. Scents & So.
reit @treet. @uostieneite afbol6es
@bnoag Go;m. SCI. 1890 oc slften
SCI. 7.30. &ber Eorsoag Mften @6n.
nemg6e / Rirfens 8afement. Spn-
oagsffoIe bber Sbnoag SCI. ~. 8.
5. GIagfta6, Brait. @opRl 846
gorf Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12

8pens Snnobeosfumisier, Or.
@uitaoe 81. &en5> a%nbefaler fri Mnti-
torin imob 9ifteritts. v@e6 ipeci=
ellie Gilfeloe," iag6e Dr. 9fen5, ulepe-
rer Staten Mntitorin frit; men ioa
blot leg foritaar er bette afbengig al
en- @rflGrit1g fra b~e6fommen6e> at Sc
ct for fottige til at fipbe iamme. Meo
fri Mntitorin ptloe Miolet blipe mere
olmtnoelig benpttet og en- abiolut
Sur bragt tilbeie. Ser fin6es moo
tie iffe / bele &effen al Meoiciner ct
mere birfiomt Mio6el eno Mntitorin
moo 0ifteritis. &pis Mi6let onpen=
oeS iti6e, er set neiten l1feilborligt,
og Hottenten er ga ie6panlig / tre
Cage bragt uoenfor al Sore. Mi6le1
er aloeleS uifooeligt og fan benptte=
.iom ct NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bporbe<
man ofte anbenoer en- 0oiis paa SOC
limits" (@nbeoer), bborimoo mar
pe6 allereoe uopifle6e '&ilfeIoe an:
benoer en- Doiis fra ct til tire Gniin<
ul1nits". Gen be6ite Mntitorin TO:
tier for 9jebliffet So pr. 0oiis. 81:
ter 6ororoningen iom er peotoget al
&omiep County Meoical Gocietp for.
langer en- 2ege So for ct Belpg.
geogle forlanger 116en Gpipl efstrc
8etaling for Mntitorinen, bpilfet Til.
De bringe ll6gifterne pe6 en- iaobor
8%ebanolin9 op til So eller So / bbcr1
SilfGl6e. - Com oftelt ftn6es Ser
fern eller iefs 8ern / en- S amilie, bbor
Dtfterttis inofin6er Jig, % ser Ell
ingen 2eiligbeo til at iiolere bisie.
Sen eneite 16bei er ga at onbenoe
Mntitorin bos oem alle og fer er Sci
90, at fri Mntitorin pil6e blipe al
lterlt 8etponing."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12

@an ffnlfer at Sfolc. Sen 15=aa:
rige @omar0 2arion, en- Sgn al aSii:
lteren0e Statsiefreter Sames 81. Gar.
ion, bor / lang Sis lagt 8eilog pao
Eolitiets Spmerfiombeo; Fan Ell
nemltg fp6t mes en- Stuff" / Scat.
fen og oil MI obloll,t life bape noge1
me6 @folebeien at be1tille. Met
oenne beflagelige Sfulfeipge / @looet
er ban al1igebel naaet trent til otte11-
De &lasie og for tire Tiger ii6en fiji
ban 6erfor Ben fifse Soe, at bon MI
bar naaet bpit NOT op poa Splpsnin-
gems Stige;; fan ifulfeoe 6erfor, iom
lgopanlig, life olene fra Sfolen, men
ogioa fra &iemmet og re0te lin Geng,
lom be6if ban funoe rltnot omfring /
Soils &ial6ere, bpor Dpren itoo ,oa-
ben. Dette ifu16e ban imiolerti0 If
fe babe giort, tbt &ettens @oan6bp=
pere loDer 10 6og life altio meo beg
&c Dine og set en6te 6erfor mes, at
en- loooan tog 9fulferen / Maffen og
bragte bom fen til Detentionsbjem<
met paa 9itiioen. &on fit oog 2op
til at gao bjem ON Senoagen; mel,
! Sen9ogs fit Drengen 8eriprfer-
gang og flDgte6e bort til ct gammelt
Sfur ct. Mntbonp 8arf, bbor bo1r
ioo fan6tes / Serb mes at lobe @ful=
felp9en til &o. Saoeren er for 9ie.
bltffet life / 8Den.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12
Hem for Skandinaver

i Diet solrige California. I'd
market Land nar Skoler, Kir-
ker, Jernbaner etc., fra $50 og
op. For Oplysninger tilskri>
Land Company, Box 185, Stock
ton. Cal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12

Tprcninse,n nubcr @apn al ~slme-
rican gocietp Of equity" aabneoe /
6reoogs lit Mar5mpoe | set gamle
&apitolium. Ole 2agerion leoeoe
6orbonolingerne og treoipe Delega<
ter, olle 2anomeno, beltog / Mgoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12

psualb u. Dlipn fit I Spnoags
lit enc 8en breftet UNDER ct So6bolos
1ptI, ser bar arrangeret at Mrbeioer'
ne for Nortbern Yociftc 8anen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12

We'd Kjgb eller Reparation at
Uhrc besgg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, ao9 E. 9TH St.,
st. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12
8jartelis Sat!

Sen 3bie Mobember bleD 81 ober.
lraifebe meo flere pGroifuloe @aper Of
Scr. og Mrs. Saul @asmusien, Mr.
% Mrs. Sens $. .Slien, @a5elmoo6,
Minn.; Scr. og Mrs. &erman Slie11,
Mr. og Mrs. @b. MeIien Mrs. So
piie &etterien og Datter, Mrs. %
NiiS 8etterien, fra &oieoale, Minn.,
bbtlfet ri taffer for.
@ans &anien,
2aurine &anien,
$50 9bomas st., ct. Hm4l.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12
6lcre 6abrifer.

Tlcre Tabrifer. st Yor ftgrre
@ienoomsialg, ser bill faa flor 8etpo,
ming for Sen Del at 8Den iom er
fien6t UNDER 8enepnelien rMiomap
9iitrict", er / 6isie Gage realileret,
toet Seltebanolerne 8arrett & 3im=
mern1an afito6 % Mcres 2ono langs
@omo=@arriet SporpognsIinien, lige
9it for oen laafal6te u8elt" =2i11ie,
til Beteler Gar Company al Minne<
lota for $4,000. 9ette @ompogni
beitaar al &apitaliiter / begge Gpi1=
%ltngbDer og er bleben orgoniieret for
Sabrtfaton al neutrality-suspicious..
Saa oenne Graft bill Ser MI / en- npr
Sremti0 blibe opfgrt en- flor 6abrif
og an6re 8pgninger. - Sen al,6en
&onoel beito6 / Sber6ragellen al en-
5raft paa 3h Mcres 2on6 til 8ltf=
falo &itts 9re1bing 60. for $751; 900.
9enne Sraft ct beliggen6e longs me6
Sen famine Sporbognslinte, Iige Set
for r@elt" =2inten, bporpao ser MI
bill blibe opfgrt en- Sabrif til ct So
Iten0e at 100000, til Sabrifation
at 2ofomobiler for Scr femaifiner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12

st fleffelist 1tbbbttc. 0pteIlin-
gen al 6e inofomne 8iorag pao
uSag"1ugen / forrige uge piier en-
Snotegt al $22,700> Der bill blipe or=
benot / &en moo Suberfuloim.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12

9amif lntb. Ma5aretb &pinbefore=
ming afboloer neite Meoe bos Mrs.
6. @briitenien, 500 G6mun6 Ctr.
Sors6ag @ftermi6oag 5. 10. Mopem<
Der, 81. 2. Man tager @amline &
Union Depot Sporbogn til @bots=
nortb ctr. Mlle CT belfommen.
2ena Mnberen II, @efr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12

Mrs. &cttD Carlton paa Sale st.,
@nfen efter nplig af6e6e Moron Carl
ion, bar an6roget Sfifteretten ON
uonepnelie EN- at en- @eitprer for Dpos=
boet, Ser omfutter $4,000 / fo1t og
rgrlig @ienbom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12
st. Paul.

.s& Psul Edeude" removed to Room
201 Court Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12

Heter '@briitiamien, bpis &iem bar
paa 2onrel Mbenue; afgif / Sreoags
be6 Dgoen / en- Ml6er al 65 Mm. 8e=
grabel1en foregif / Man6ags fra ben
nor f<ban1 tie Metbo6iitftrfe paa
8roa6mop % 10. Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12

Sfblse en- Drbre fra @aibinston
tpil 9efonolpitnant IS. s. &aulien
pes Minneiota 6eltarttlleri itrafs be-
qpn6e ct 8interfurlus / Mtlttertn=
ltruftion / Sort 5nellings @arntions-
lofale..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12

s.. q. .. &rers I M6a er al GU
pernpr @berbart bleben l16nebnt til
@recutipe @lerf, / Ste6et for &arpeD
@rtmmer. San bar i ct &ar Mar
Sefreter 1os Senator &nute
Nelion og bor UNDER BEN itolte
8olgfampagne at set republifan=
ife &arti >oniat iom 8eitprer
for Salernes 8ureau / @opeofpor=
teret. Mr. &re1s aabne0e fornplig
ct &ontor iom Sagfgrer / M6a; Fan
er en- Sgn al &rof. 6. 8. &reus, joni
er 8eltprer for 2utber College / De-
corab, Soma.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12

Sa9tirionen aabmeoes / Dnsba9s
og 2,725 u2icenle" bar / Onsoogs
u6taget bos @ountpets Muoitor. @pert
r2icenie" ttlIa6er Segeren at ifpoe
$50 flppen6e @tl6t, to @ens6pr og ct
@lgs6Dr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12

Stimuleringen at Strubekjertler-
ne we'd Havregr@d i B@rnealde-
rem"
Skotlanderne spiser Quaker
Oats, fordi Diet er Diet bedste at
alt Havremel.
st fleffeltet 1tbbptte. 0pteIlin-
gen at 6e inofomne 8t6rag pao
~Eag"13agen / forrige 1ge piler en-
Snot@gt al $22,700 Der bill blipe an
ben6t / &e1 moo Suberfuloi en.
Mfrs. 8ettp Carlton paa Safe st.,
@nfen efter nplig af0goe &oron Carl
ion, bar a16raget Sfifteretten ON
u6nepnelien al en- 8eltprer for Deos=
boet, Ser omfatter $4,000 / fo1t og
rgrlig @ien6om.
Sa9tirionen aabnebes / Onsbags
og 2,725 r2icenie" bar / Onsoogs
u6taget boS @ountpets Mn6itor. 9pert
u2icenie" ttllaoer Segeren at ifp6e
$50 flppen6e @ilot, to @ensopr og ct
@lgs6Dr.
9anif lntb. Ma5aretb &pinbcfore-
ming aboloer ne5te Me6e bos Mrs.
6. @briitenien, 500 @omun6 Ctr,
Sors6og @ftermiooag 5. 18. Mopem<
Der, 81. 2. Man tager &amline &
Union 9epot Gporbogn til @bots-
mortb Ctr. Mlle or belfommen.
2eno Mn6eren, @efr.
Mrs. Tranf q. 9ab, iom lieger
betenfelig ipg / @iemmet / Merriam
Tarf al ct. Slagtilfeloe, bar / Eirs=
bags / en- betat{felig Gilitan6 og
ben6es 2ege, 9r: &C. Cobb, nerer
6rDgt for ben6es 2ip. Sor tire Mar
itoen ramtes brn al ct lignenoe Mn-
falo> bbilfet MI gier Sagen perre.
ST. clinton Sanneis al Minneapo=
liz, Sen pelfien0te S%fueipiller, as1i<'
iteret al Moromen6enes 5mgfore=
ming al ct. Saul, bill afboloe @oncert
og Sol paa Mo5art Sail Gorsbog
ben 250e Nopember 1909. &r. Gait
NETS og @oronrenoenes @%angfore=
ming er begge ioa bel fien0te / ct.
Saul, at Sc fife trenger nogen SS1r=
tro6nftton. Noromenbene bar oltio
bi1t Zig billige til at asliitere til olle
Sioer> iaa MI boabes igien at ie iao
mango lom muligt. u@t. Saul 81
6enoe" oil me60ele Brogrammet /
mel tie l1ges Hu1ner.
@n at 8Dens lebcnbe Ibnofatcr.
bbis Nabn life fer ber nepnes, er
en- iorig Somler al forbiitoriife &lan-
ter og Dpr. 8lan6t 6e eager, Fan
iaaleoes bar fu16et og iamlet CT ser
no9le, bbis Ml6er reffer tilboge 80
Mtlltoner Mar, iagoe ban igoar til en-
@eferent for ct al 8Dens Dugblo6e.
~SSa, for ODER 80 Millioner Mor IL
Ben Geg buffer life 9atoen, ga leg
life err Meoiofiif og life sar lebet laa
ofte font Gr11 @eiant) bar oisle 6or=
iteninger lepenoe / set tropiife ST.
mat, iom oengong berifeoe / Minne=
lota. ct. SAUL bar cit BARN, grun6
CD, meget Zig Mtlanteren / Nerbe6e,1
al 9en Naslau / bore Gage. Siam
iep County bar ct ipgt Opbol0siteo
for SDdmpe, &oraller og for 9Dr /
2tgbeo meo &rebiene, 9ummerne og
Sgitiernerne. l%1beloigbis operlebe0e
inge1 af oisie Spopr nepnte &eriooe,
men Sc efterlo6 Zig beres foralligne,1-
Sc 6ormationer og 0ereS Sfaller.
Set er pao oerne Maa6e ri I'LL er /
Stano til at u6regne> bpornaar 6isie
6ormationer og 5faller bar lepenoe
fer paa 6isie Ggne. l16e pe0 5nel=
ling, paa Gortii0en al Tlooen, lige
UNDER 8roen, er sen beoite SLABS,
bpor iao0anne 6osiiler fan finoes.
2igele0es fin0eS ct lignenoe goot
.Steo nerbe0 ct. Mntbonp 8arf, efter
man fommer ODER Broen lom fgrer
fen ober Greet Mortbern 8anen.
Ser bill man ie en- 3 @tagers 8Dg=
ming og bag be6 benne bill man bore
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12

Mrs. 6ranf u. 9ap, iom lieeer
betenfelig ipg / @iemmet / Merriom
Barf al ct. Slagtilfeloe, bar / Eir5=
bags / en- bete1felig Si1itono og
ben6es 2ege, Or: GO. Cobb, nerer
6rpgt for ben6es 2ib. Sor tire Mar
it6en ramtes bun al ct lignen6e Mn<
fal6, bptlfet MI gier 5a9en berre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12
Ser nil blipe to @mbstieneiter

Ser pil blibe to @nbstjeneiter /
@olgatba &irfen f~erltfomme1toe Sgn=
sag. &aitor g.. so. @giriis fra @bi<
cago preoifer ONT 6orm. 81. 1890
paa 6anlf og &l. 8 ON Mftenen paa
engellf. 81 betloger meget at ban,
poa @runo al uforuolete Smitenoig-
be6er> bar forbin0ret / at bore tillte=
Sc it61te S6noag. &a1tor Spirits er
fife ganlfe fremmeo fer, ga fan TIL
6elS far facet iin u66anneli e be6 en-
al ct. &auls %tbeologiife Sfoler. -
&om og bgr bam ne1te Sgn6og..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12

&lmbber / &e9uifabet. CLING Carl.
len fom / Slutningen al forrige l1ge
BERTH, efter at fan / lengere Si6
'bab6e babt @Dre me0 en- Camper al
8ootb~2inien paa Safe Superior.
San fit / 2en SIS / ugen og mo6too
le6ponltg Yengene bper @an6ag |
en- 4onpolut / Gorm at ct SIS og e1
$40 @uloitpffe. Sor 3 Mooneoer
ii6en foreiatte ban Jig at ipare lin
ugelgn og lagoe, ilteoet for at aobne
&onpolutterne> 6isie tilii6e. &ac
6enne Maaoe bap6e bon facet iamle1
12 uaabne6e &onpolutter, og ga far
iaa beilutte6e at bejpge lit &iem
Gerro @or6o County / Soma, aaB.
ne6e fan &onbolutterne, men fon61
til lin 1tore Sfr9f Blot ct blot ct {
og ct 10 Gents @tpffe / bber at sis:
lie, iite0et for @a1Ioitpfferne. SAT
fatte6e ltrafs Mtstanfe til Selifabets
4asierer, Ser imioQertio bar reii
bort fra @ran6 Marais to Gage
6orpeien. Den be6ragne Sgman6 al
rei1te / Sre6o9s til lit Stem, met
opergop ferit 5agen til en- Sagfprer
@ranb MaraiS, lom MI far ubien6
oen bortrgmte &aslerers Signale
,11n,1f II fIoro G4oSn,. Rn,onSn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12

Trifmnoem. Otter ct belt 9egns
&aaoilagning fanot Surpen / 3ors>
bags @ftermt66ogs / @agen moo
Mrs. Mine Mrbogait oen %onflageoe
life ifpl6ig" og fri at bore. Sagen
mos 0utteren 2outfe, ser er UNDER
Eiltale for lamm Gorbrp6elie, bill
ON ct &ar Tiger bltpe taget UNDER
8eDmoling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12

Toreningen u9anmarfs Gbnner"
palgte fplgen6e 8eitprelie til at fun
ger for 6e ne1te 6 Maane6er:
Breiibent $. g.. Yeterien, 8ices
.Hreii6ent ST. Tbuel len, Gefreter 9.
@blert, &asierer SAUL 6. &asmuS=
fen, Sin. Sefreter Carl Munfbolm,
Gili6smeno Marius Sgrenien, 8eter
Mergaar6 og 8. g. @briitenien, 49,
iuronce-&lasierer Gam Senien, 81
bliotbefarer Mn6retp Sobnien og 20:
g. &asmusien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12

9elegater til &erbensmpbet for go
Sc @eie. %aa Mnmo6ning al Samuel
s. @ilu en 5bigerien til SameS S
Sill, uonepnte @ubernpr @berbart
Manoogs 8. 8. Scburmeier og 6.
50. Mmes iom Delegater fra Minne-
lota til ben 26en internationale &on<
gres for 0pnaaelim al gooe &eie,
1om bill blibe afbolot / 8elgien / Suit
Moane6 nelte Mar. 8egge bar er-
fleret fig billige til at mootage no=
nepnelle EN-.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-12

Suy&O% " W. OV~~W1 WV ~
betiente en- Menigbeo beb @agle
8eno, Minn., blep Sen6ags al Ba-
flor 9. g. 8orgen, Sorman6en for
&ouge @pnooes &eo @ing &re6S,
in6lat iom Hreit / %Smmanuels og
91t Smmanuels Menigbeoer at lam<
me Spnooe fer / 8pen. &aitor S. 81.
Sobanion por 6isie MentgbeoerS for
rige Sieleierger.
spgcr en- itsrre Sfabeseritatnins.
Mrs. &o9na 8icf, iom Den 1. Marts
1907 TOM tilifa6e pe6 en- @porpogn
paa Slice Street og lom at &etten
lenere bleb tiltien6t en- Sfaoeseritat-
ming paa $3.50, bar nu appelleret
Sagen for at opnaa $4,000 fra
6porpeisielifabet. @enoes &nbra<
genoe er / 6iie Gage UNDER 6orbano>
ling / 0ommer 9allams NetSlotale.
&or 8D / en- Mbbbeifal. ct. Saul
omfotter MI ct Mreal al 54.44 &pa=
6ratmil. Mf1tan6en mellem 8penS
gltlige og peitlige @ren6le er 10 Mil.
8Den bor Is Miles, 6ront til Slo6-
breooen, 1890 @aoer og 1,478
Mcres at BarfanlRg. Set bgieite
&unft / 8pen er 1,016 SOB ODER So
bet. Misiisiippiflo6en er peo lit uo=
ipring 1856 SOD oper @abet, iaa at
8pen> be6 lit bgieite &untt, fun lig<
ger $50 SOD lapere enc 6lo6ens Sill
Der.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-05-28
PANTS CARRIED AWAY
FRANK HUETTL VISITED BY BUR
CLAIR MONDAY NIGHT.
An Undesirable Visitor Grabbed Oh
a Small Amount of Change;
No Clew to Fellow.

Frank HuettPs residence was the
scene of small burglary Monday
night or early Tuesday morning. He
was awakened sometime during the
night and thought that he heard light
footsteps on the floor. He awakened
his wife and she also heard the noise.
He then proceeded to investigate, and
found that his trousers had been re-
moved from the head of his bed and
taken to the rear of the house. out
side of the back door, and there he
found them. The pockets had been
rifed and the money, nearly $4 that
they had contained taken from them.
The thief had disappeared.
Mr.. Huettl's residence is on North
Fifth street, and he has been in the
habit of leaving the rear door un-
locked, and it was through this door
that the burglar is thought to have
gained an entrance.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-05-28
DAVIS PICKS UP CUDCELS
WILL FIGHT THE BOARD OF ENGI-
NEERS, WHO ARE KNOCKING.
Question of Improving the Minnesota
River to Occupy Attention of
Several Congressman.

Washington, May 26.-Representa-
tive c. r. Davis of st. Peter has
started fight against too unfavorable
a report of the army engineers on the
proposition of governmental improve
ments to the Minnesota river to in
crease its navigabiity. He has invited
the cooperation of Messrs. Stevens,
Nye, Hammond and Volstead, whose
districts are affected. The Minnesota
River Valley Improvement association
will be asked to submit statistics of
the value the proposed improvements
would be to property and commerce of
southern Minnesota.
The project was to remove by dredg-
ing the distractions in the river from
Fort Smelling to Lakestone and to
build at Lakestone large reservoirs to
control the flow of flood waters by
holding it in check until the dry sea
son, when it could be released and
permanent navigation is insured.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-05-28
$Ioo,ooO,ooo ESTATE
THAT IS THE SIZE OF THE PILE
LEFT BY H. Fl. ROGERS.
Little Town of Fairhaven Will Get a
Slice of This Money; So Will
Mark Twain.

New York, May 26.-Henry H. Rog-
him. This is the estimate of one of his
closest friends and business acquaint
ances. This intimate of the late Stand
ard Oil magnate was acquainted
through conversations with Mr.. Rogers
with the size of the fortune. Mr.. Rog-
ers knew the amount of his own for,
tune and had talked over with his
friends the disposition to be made OF
the many millions after death.
Owing to the illness of Mrs. Rogers
which followed a nervous collapse after
the funeral of Mr.. Rogers at Fairhaven
Mass, the reading of the will has been
postponed until this afternoon. 1t
will be read at the Rogers home by
James NJ. Beck, the Philadelphia and
New York lawyer, who attends to Mrs
Rogers personal affairs.
The informant had not actually read
the will, but had talked it over with
Mr.. Rogers and had advised with him
regarding it.
According to this man, the principal
beneficiary of the will, outside the
members of his immediate family, will
be the little town of Fairhaven, which
he loved and cherished always and
converted from scraggy little sea
coast village into prosperous and
beautiful community. Tt is understood
that Samuel Clemens Mark Twain)
whose business affairs after his fail
ure, were so conducted by Mr.. Rogers
that he came out of bankruptcy into
comfort, has been substantially re-
membered in the will.
1t was asserted that Mr.. Beck had
so drawn the will that it would not
show the size of the estate or give
any clew to the amount of it.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-05-28
"ROSEY" is QUITE SORE
COLONEL DOES NOT LIKE RE-
PORTS SENT OUT.
Declares That Stories of Hunting Trip
Are All Fakes; No One Author
lied to Write.

Nairobi, British East Africa, May
pa staff correspondent of the AS
sociated Press returned to Nairobi this
morning after a two days visit at the
Roosevelt camp as the guest of Mr..
Roosevelt.
The camp was located on the Heat
ley ranch, on the banks of the Nairobi
river. Mr. Roosevelt and his son
Kermit are in remarkably good health,
and they are delighted with the sue
cess of their expedition. The accuracy
of the rifle fire of Mr.. Roosevelt and
his son has astonished not only the
settlers, but the members of the par
ty. Kermit killed recently at close
range hyena that had attacked him,
and he has also come very near max
ing a second bag of female wart hogs
in a given space of time.
Today the party is staying at the
Heatley ranch, but tomorrow Mr..
Roosevelt, his son and Edward Hell
Ter are coming into Nairobi. Major
Mearns and J. Alden Loring will re-
main at the Ju-Ja ranch until We'd
nesday, collecting birds and animals.
Mr. Roosevelt is annoyed at certain
special dispatches which, it is reported
here, are appearing in American or
English newspapers. He requests the
Associated Press to send out the fol-
lowing statement:
mo newspaper has representative
with the Roosevelt party, nor any
nearer means of gaining information
of the party's doings beyond what is
generally known. Any special dis
patches appearing are in all human
probability sheer inventions. Moreover,
the details which purport to be thus
obtained can only be due to bribery,
and it is safe to state that a dishon-
orable man giving bride and a dis
honorable man accepting the same
would be willing in invent untruths
for money, or traffic in other forms
of dishonor"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-05-28
SHOW DRAWS A CROWD
PEOPLE LIKED MOVING PICTURES
AT SIBLEY PARK.
1t Is Expected That the Entertain
ments Will Prove Popular;
Electric Line Patronized.

The moving picture entertainment at
Sibley park last evening drew very
large crowd. The grand stand was nearly
filled, and many people lined the side
of the mound and sat i'll carriages and
automobiles and watched the moving
pictures, which were very good The
crowd was pleased and it was demon
strated that the public likes this sort
of thing The street ear company did
a thriving business, taking the crowd
back and forth, and when the even
ings become warmer and more pleas
ant it is expected that the nightly
performances will be largely patron
lied. Many will 60 early, to enjoy the
park sights and scenes and remain to
the free show, and doubtless numerous
picnic parties will plan to take their
supper at the park and remain toi see
the pictures.
1t is claimed by the street car peo-
Pile that this move will make the
park more popular and draw more peo-
pie to it, and thus draw the people out
INTO the open air, which is good
thing for them, from a health point
of view.
The city has appointed a special
policeman to serve at the park nights,
and the street railway company has
also named a man who has been APP
pointed to serve evenings when the
free shows are given to be paid by the
company. These two officers are ex-
pected to protect the park property
and take care of disorderly persons.