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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-15

ped. Ii the members of every church
would do their duty such state of
things would cease To be-
Recently the street car company
made 4 proposition to the ministers
association that religious services be
the company furnishing band music
and the ministers taking turns in
preaching. Now of course afternoon
services out there would be II good
thing, but the company was planning
baseball games at the other end of
the line, SO to them the church was
on Il level with the ball games -
something which could be used tomake
money for them.
Again just before Christmas prom
sale at which everyone who made a
purchase was allowed to east Il vote
for some church and the church get
ting the greatest number OF votes
would receive twenty dollar gold
piece. 1t placed the churches in the
position of the newsboys scrambin9
in the gutter for pennies thrown by
some good natured man on the side
walk. And the churches scrambled
do not mean to criticise nor ut
tribute wrong motives to the street
ear company nor to the merchant
their idea that it is proper to use
the churches in money making schemes
was due largely, no doubt, to tn,
is time we grow away from sucf
things. into more Christian ways o
doing. Ii is this sort OF thing NOR,
than all else | think. that robs ST
many churches of their religion.
This church is a temple OF God
1t is consecrated to His worship, con
secrated by formal service by TIN
bishop, consecrated because here TO
years men and women, many of then
your fathers and mothers, many o
you yourselves have for years, beer
coming. to pour out before the thron
of God their heart longin9s, thei
hopes and fears. their Joys and sor
rows; because OF the many little chill
dren, yonr children among them, VIII
have been here dedicated to God i
holy baptism and here they have mad
their sacred confirmation vows; becaus
here so many have been joined to
gether in holy matrimony; becaus
here the church has so often said he
last office over the earthly remain
of her children; because of all thes
things which have to do with life an
death. with JOY and sorrow. with fait
and hope. tliis church is II temple c
God. 1t is now in your hands an
mine, what shall we make OF it
God grant that it may be a house {
prayer.
God give us grace that by our yea
our faithfulness, our love and aevOtio
we will make this church hous
OF prayer, Il source of inspiration,
power for good. holy place whel
we meet God face to face.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-15

1t Is almost certain now that Man
katO will again be represented on the
diamond this season by a fast team.
The Mankato Electric Traction com
pany has donated very literally to
the baseball association and has start
ed the ball rolling. Within few
days the association will call on the
business men of Mankato with Il list
and if they meet with success, team
will be organized at once.
Can Secure Fast Players.
Many of last years players are still
ing off to see what MankatO is GO
ing to do, among them being Ole New
gard, Rognas, and the two Wines, for
they feel that if there is going to be
a team at MankatO that they would
like to come here if possible. In adj
dition to this there are applications
on file, from many of the best semi
professional players of the state. 1t is
thought that if the team gets started
at once, there would be some chance of
landing Fred Cooke, the wonderful
southpaw who managed the Redwing
team last season. Cooke was not
only first class manager but was
also a first class pitcher and hitter.
Can Have Better Team.
/ There is no reason why Mankato
should not have even better team
than they had last year and it is
hoped that the business men will sub
scribe literally. However. The time
is getting short and if Mankato
wants base ball, now is the time to get
busy.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-15
She Was the Mother of John r
Thomas of This City.
From tuesdays Daily.

Mrs. Mary Thomas, mother of John
r. Thomas, died at 6:30 O'Clock this
morning at st. Cloud She was eighty
three years old. She had lived at
St Cloud four years. Previous To that
time she resided in Mankato with her
SON. She came to Minnesota in 1871
from Davenport, Iowa. Her birthplace
was Baden, Germany. Two sons, John
X. and L. p, of Portland, Ore, and
one daughter, Mrs. Kate Sperl of Alex
andria, Mimi, survive her. Mr.. Thomas
died twenty-five years ago.
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas will be
held at WacOnia, the old home of the
deceased, on Thursday morning.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-15

New Orleans, April l3.- Substitution
OF rice for meat is the propaganda
that is to be spread throughout the
country by the Rice association of
America, which met in New Orleans
today. The growers of the cereal will
point to the record of the japanese
soldiers in the war with Russia as an
evidence of what rice will do as a sus-
tanning and nourishing food.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-15

er manufactures of specialized lick spit
ties and toadies 1t needs no evidence
to prove that the present fierce strug-
gle for existence not only prevents mar
riage but is the main reason for the
vast increase in divorces, for even
a temporary panic will check them, and
natural living of both men and women
are not only the chief cause of insanity,
but of all other forms of social evils.
Seth BOttOmley.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-15
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
A picnic with sideshow attachment
is rather unusual, but this is what the
Elks enjoyed last evening, the occasion
being their annual social session.
Hall Transformed Into Park.
A. O. L. W. nall was transformed into
beautiful miniature park, with trees,
vines, flower beds, gravel walks
complete in every detail. A pretty
little summer house occupied the cen
ter of the park. Vines and climbing
rose bushes trailed over It's lattice
work and white marguertes grew in
profusion on all sides Chairs and
tables were grouped under vine-clad
arbors around the room. So delighted
was everyone with the decorative scheme
that plans were Immediately set on
foot for dancing party TO be hello
Monday night, in order that the ladies
may nave an opportunity to see the
beauties of an "indOOr park"
The side show was a polar EXhib-
ton" John Koch was Cook and Henry
Parry was Peary. There were dogs.
sledges. pemmican, gum drops and all
the necessary admncts of a polar show.
The pole was shown, also some real
ice. about the only real thing in the
exhibit
1t had been expected that Grand
Exalted Ruler j. I. Sammis would be
here and the entertainment was plan
ned partly in his honor. A business
engagement prevented him from atteno,
ing and he was obliged to wire his re-
grets at the last moment.
Program Was Informal.
The program for the evening was
very informal and impromptn. Ben
iamin Taylor, the newly installed Ex-
allied Ruler. presided. A number of
Elks from outside lodges were present
and Ike Lederer, Emil Fenant, John
Mitchell. c. C.. Dinehart and Others
were colled ON for short talks. Judge
John w. Willis. of St Paul lodge
number 50 responded to the eleven
o'clock toast mos: eloquently an
fervently.
Bede the Principal Speaker.
j. Adam Bedc was the principal
speaker. He never fails to amnse and
audience last night, that was with hin
from the start.
Then there were songs by the quar-
tet, 10 which everyone sang the chor
uses: some ''mOtblnless" pictures, de
scriptive of the editorial excursion t.
Panama; the pres entatiOn of sui
ease to George POl,d and to carry on
the old joke about the Chiefs lack o.
hirsute adornment. there was har,
in the suit case-a real live rabbit
Fred Force, as Fl anch animal-traine
did some astonishing stunts with ;
most ierociOus black bear. The bear i
a plumber by trade The iollity close,
with "Aul Lang Syne.''
Prior to the fun making the regu
lar meeting was hell, at which tn
newly elected officers we're installed b,
District Deputy Ike l.ederer and Act
ing District Deputy Mitchell of 81
Paul
Memorial to John A. Johnson.
The Handsome bronze tablet whc'
is 10 be placed i'm the lElk's club room
as a memorial to the late John
Johnson is completed and will be pu
in place this week. The funds fo
this were contributed by the variou
lodges in the state. The tablet is
piece of work
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-15

cplNtu ~ NottS u
Is for NJ. Hanna
and was declared re
elected.
Phil Leas was re-
elected first assist
ant engineer, receiv-
ing 81 votes to "a
for NJ. Hanna.
A lively contest
deyelODpd on second
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-15
HEAD OF FIRE LADS
CHIEF B. BANGERTER REELECTED
LAST NIGHT.
Phil Leas Made First Assistant and
M. Hanna Second; the Relief AS
ISOLATION Officers Chosen; G. W..
Eichstaedt HOnored With the Pres
idency; Considerable Money Paid
Out for Aid During Past Year.
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
The annual meeting of the fire de
part ment. and also of the Fire Depart
ment Relief association was held last
night. with a good attendance. l..
Hen!ein was elected chairman pro tenn
ut the fire department meeting, and
&. A. Lewis secretary pro TEN.
The election of a chief engineer was
taken up, and b. Bangerter, Jr., re-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-15
PUTS UP FOR A CLUB
ELECTRIC TRACTION COMPANY
AIDS BASE BALL.

No Doubt of Mankato Getting Into
the Game This Season; Many OF
Last Years Players Are Anxious
to Engage; Business Men Will Be
Called Upon to Subscribe to the
Fund.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-15
ELks HAVE A PICNIC
SIDE SHOW ATTACHMENT; NICE
TIME LAST NIGHT.

A. o. U. w. Hall Transformed Into a
Miniature Park, With Trees, Vines,
Flower Beds, ETC.; Was Hand
some Affair; Principal Speaker of
the Evening Was ]. Adam Bede;
Grand Exalted Ruler Sammis Could
Not Attend.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-15

ST. Luke 1916 1t is written:
MY house is the house of pray
err: but We have made it n den
of thieves
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-15

From Saturdays Daily.
A picnic with a sides show attachment
is rather unusual, but this is what the
Elks enjoyed last evening, the occasion
being their annual social session.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-16
0su,ss Welonsarfte.


menn oxdb bic Naffrage mad Oaslebst
miner nor teine grobe ilt, 10 moreH bo1
Die Ueibdiie I'm Augemeinen eswas lebs
to ter in Den bieftgen Hanfen. Die 5tHSs
raten finb unpsrdnoert SebIie5en. Bon Den
Bdnten fpuroen Larlegen ..on eau" 80 b
--6L& ausaeltebeH uno 0ei4dftspoptere
wurOeu ~ pF oiSiontirt. i'm Oftenen
Uidrfte murben Darleten .,cr eau" ~ d.
OK aRb oui Deit ~ 5L% pIaeirt.
hsaid aai HeS Dsss
ndren fietig uno puroen su pari lrriI6en
Hanfen perfanfi. Die 1ounierraie tstrdot
Doc grdinie per 1900.
RssAia AMI 0srssa
Dorea itetig. 6emie nnb bic iois
oenosn Guonrun9eE III bertdten:
kcnbon, 1aee 6ttt, s4861 per
q, % 1ase sitt, s4.82L per u; garis
y Rage Gidtt, bl2I-5l5 iyraneS per 800
10 Rage Siht. 517L - b20 Jranes pet
800 fir DeutIhtano, 4 Tass Stbt =
Nort s5Le, DO. 90 Iase Stnt. s411e.
Documentary Bilis auf 2cnoon murosn
~ A.o0. aui Dlassow su $4.7SI unp
out Seitoft su $A.7s1s psrsauft.
eaastS.I bliaaasass
rusiS uao ltstsg Die 8anien aaosirsn pss
lolat:
Gtnlaul. Esriauf.
~ Bombs. 1875. Goup. ll6h - -
6E Denos. 1913. ..... .lol4 IG1a
~ ponos, 1880. .lOOX lol
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lief in bsute auf s3,ssl $50.
siai.xsmrtiafsu.
Ter Marft in 2ofaIie.urltdien mar bente
beoeutenD iebboiter aIs an ben Tagen Der
pcrbersebenoen Nc6e ano bic prtlle fparen
tletlg. &ine. 5as b electric nnn enc.
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Mor.s beftnoli4en gonbs uno Gstisn etsb
bic oiiistsaeu luctirunsen an:
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sipar nit blouem Sberrot, beIblQuen
5oIen in Der 5gar6e oes uniformtuhss,
f6parsrotb geItreiften Striimpfen nno
S6uben bu5u, Die 2eute", 10 5eihnet
9i5raeli MISUNDERSTANDING felbft auF,
rma6teu plaB, mo i4 fam. Gs mar
tpie bas 4useinan0ergeben oes Rotben
Meeres, an bas i6 jeBt, nah meiner
Grfabrung. poltommen CLAUDE. Selbft
gut getletoete Geute blieber itebsn, I'm
mid an3uIebeR
Sbgleit 9isrQeli Iebr BON iih etnz
aenpmmen nor, mar Ietne auBeroroents
li6e 8egubuug bod uidDt 81 uberiebef.
Ssnrp gulrper, Der gu Ieiner pertraus
ten 5reunben 9ebDrte, er3d6lt bon eli
rer 8elegsnbett, ND Iih cine Gn5uhl
pielperIprehenper iunqer WtQnner 3u
einer Diner 5uiammenfanoer. Gae
fporen burhuus aufgelegt, iiber bic
tleinen Sbrpdhen pes 8erfafiers nou
y@ipian @rap" 81 laden, aber ods
grgebntb Der MISUNDERSTANDING err
SGbIt 9uIper folgenoermaben: rBenn
man uns mad SiIhe bei'ette genom=
men unb errithaft gsfragt bate, tpen
mir fir ben RliigTten Der @efeQi ihaft
bieIten. bdtten mir iageu miiiien: Der
Munn nit ben qriinen Sammthoien."
Diefes 9unoptbum in Der 9ieipung
qeborte eben untrennbar gu 8tsraeli.
l3ulpeilen mari er fih in prientaliiAe
Sradlt unb lDuroe Dunr fir einen
W2auren oebdlter. SpIde Strei1e, pie
er bies 8er6aIten felbit be5eihnet, paz
rem nihts Seltenss. Ginen ieltiamen
quo oieies 9dronthums berthtet er
felb't in einsm 9rtefe aus Gibraltar:
mir tomnt audi Der RuAm gu, Der
Grite su Iein, Der iemaIs Die Wleerenge
nit 8pei SpaSierItpden 9etreuSt bat,
nit einem Worgenz uno etnen MbeEoz
ipa3ieritod. oydo tpensle lie beim aaa
nonenItuB unb hoffe, bsioe nad aatro
nit3unebmen. Die Wirtung. bic oie'e
3auberTtGbe 1uslDIeu, lit ipunoernol.
Sbnen peroante ih mebr 4afmertidms
felt dls Der 51atfa6e, baB ih als9er-
faiTer BON - gGas 1T es oDh2 Sd has
be perqeTen! - uugeieben pcroe.
SroB aller oieier giurrbetten pera
nahrt fih 9israelt uusorudIih ouges
, cen, eingebilbet eenannt 3u tperben.
/ Cine STEELE in bem peritumnelien 3as
J Qsbuh, ba8 nod porbunoen III, lautet
ndmlich: Die Belt nennt mid ein9es
biloet. DE We!t 1T I'm Srrtbum.
Dern i4 IoIde Streihe made, opfer.
id meire Wleinung Der 4nDerer. Gls
: man mih fir Ishr einasbi!oet belt,
? mar id9 in @ahrhett nero0s uno bait:
. mir in Ieltenen Iusnabm8fdllen Ser
truuen su mir IeIbit SD piQ aber in
i3utunft Qan3 nach meiuen si9enen Gn'
: Iihten banoeln."
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Die 6eiratbspldne Der Sraiin
Sarnu!usfa.

gs faeint, baB Die Gsihe ber lle6ers
raItungen in Der gffoire 5arnopstc
NOD nitt abgsIhloNen 1T. 9fun pers
laltet, baB RuumpfI, Der Moroer oes
grnfen aomaropsti, Die 9rdfin Tar
nonsti, pie ibn gum Wtoroe anitiftets,
mad 2tbbuBung ibrer Strafe heiratbsn
tnelle.
Die ,Stalis" mslDst biesu: I!s mad
Tdnunq nes llrtbeils i'm Mtoropro3sB
aomarotpsti Die Ysrlirtbeilten abge-
fiibrt tuuroen. truf AMI oem aorrioor
beg Shnurseri6ts in 8eneois Die
sarnrDs,a nit Raumoff suIarlnen,
Rit balblauter Gimme rief lie ihr
auf ruFiId gu: rHitoluus, per5eihsr
sis mir aaes oas 90ie, bas i'd Jbner
anaetban babe2" - sd babe Sinner
bereits persisheu. Marie, enteegnet'
Raumoif ianft. ~aber per5sthen 81
aud, mir, baB ih sic ooourh tns I'm
qliit eeitiirst babe, ouB id Die Wahr'
belt Idsts." Vie Jortietung beg De
IprdAs ipurbe pur6 oas Da3tpiidsn
trsten Der garabinisrl unterbrphen
| bod idcn furS eana6 tcnnten lth BET
be i'm Sdpurseriat nsaerbin9s lprs
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gas gu6 bes Suees in Gnslano 1T
Die lana ernQrtete SisraeIiz9iographie
BON RQnnpennp. bereu erIter 5beIl inz
e6en erIhi.aen 1T. 2tls Shriftiteuer,
als Qolititer uno ais Widnn Der 9ez
Ieli6aft, in ben Gisenlhaften, in De-
uen er IpGter gu ben eriten ieines 2dRs
bes sGbite, ipirb Tisraeli audi in Der
erTten 0dIfte ieines 2ebens bier BON
allen Seiteu tetra6tet. geionoers
,feHelnb lit nas Bib, pas WlpnppennE
BON 9lsraeli als Danop entiptrrt.
Iisrneli's gletgune gum 8dnopthum
trat bereits in Der 3eit, no sr dIs gan5
iunoer Munn (182D Ill Bureau etnes
HeGtsdnpalts arbeitcte. oeutltd bers
Dor uno Guberte Iin am oeutlialten IN
ieiner eeiuhten aIsioung. Giele 81
fetthaIherei mar bel thm etrpds Stu
oirtes, er betrieb lie, UNI 4ufmertlan'
felt su erreaen uno ipenn Iie aud ar
lid, unbeoeutenp mar. fpirft lie bod err
| GhIaqliht auf feiuen Gbardtter. Det
19 ssabren tieibets fi6 9tsraeli in et
nen ftlpar8en Sammtrod nit arau
len, oasu trug er iapor3e Strln1pr
| nit rother Qsr5ierunsen. Sm Sobr
1880 beIdreibt i'm Wfereblth, nie E
| Die Reaent Strsti gu elmer 5agesaett
no iie fsbr bslsb. lit, sntlans se1t, I'M
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7iakberi4t.
Gtueiarsti. Is. 30

Atuct9retI, 10. NOD.
gor Gbeeling BITS Sotrt 8leaidrt ftetat
Der ,Slus, ionit ater Fdut ber'cIbe oberbdib
Cincinnati. 9ei bi.ijser Stact hatte Der
6Ius a.ftern 4beno eiueH s9aNerftoHo pon
t.6 5ut.
Die foGs.ns.R Tsp.i1sn fno nabrsno
hes ne 'tr!5tu Tases bIer eiagstroFsn:
gtttSbure, ia. Ter slub hat etnen
8diieritago pon 30 5ab ano falt.
B6seItnq. gB "a. Der 6lus bat ss'
men NaTertano ron s.2 6Gb uno iteist.
9artersburg, " Sa. Ter 6lab bat
sinen 8aiierfduo pou So 5ub uno 'setst.
aauapba FaIls. Ter 5Iub bat ss'
men 8sTeritano poa o. Jus nno ftsbt.
eharIeit itou, u. 9a. Der 6Iu5 hst
,inen Dai'e,fanS 10 5ub uno fdat.
gtgIsafaat. 80. 8a. Der SluB ta
etnsn BaiierTano pou 2.7 CUB na6 isei9'
eattIettsburs, ap. Ter Giut bG
sinen gsaTsritano pou 81 Sub uno faut.
2prtsmcusb. .. Ter 6luB bat eiHer
Baiieritdno pon SO Sub uno 'ali.
| gouispilIe. Sp. Tsr 5lus bat ether
Baiieritdno pon s.4 Sub nno faut.
epanspille, Sab. Ter 6luB bat ct
| nsn 8aieritano pcn &.S 6us uno itstgt-
Gatro, GUS. Ter 5ub Eat einen Mai
| ferftane uon SO SGB uao Iteht.
Rempbis, Ienn. Der 5luB bat eine'
Dalier itaao ron 3.5 SUB uno taut.
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saaIias UiaessAes Cs1bIat snpo 1910.

rspfstf 9s.lb. eefstts xnb Sci 6sab se.
pFxdts Raps $50 pr On.
6eu. - AeSn rabts. -. Iimst1y
SIS. .25 --16.b0. -. : b. $le.7S - 100.
-. 3 -. SlA.6o - 1900; 1Iss, aewsf@tss
~. $500 - 1880, -. 2 ts. $3.50 -
400; AIss. -. $l2Oo--l2.50. 70. 3
$1l .OO--l1.S0 pr Zen.
Ntblen flutes IN 'tetta. - Alete $500
30 90. Mtbblima srobs ta2 .O0--a3. 90, b.
feineS $500 - 1890. aemiIftes THttes
$40 .OO--2l co per Tonne ia Built uas S1.0o
MstS aui BEN Oeleiis.
srf4teesnss.
refe, - N4r;t ettpas feItsr. Se.nsl
rshss 99c, asfodtss 81 90 per Salon. IN
ysrttsw BON - Htl. ertra CONNER ref
Scrbbf s5e ps@ 0aaons. aottor Seeb
Del rokss o5e. rafhnirtss rs - ice per
0aaore. IsrysnttH s3e, pstroIsum, Ser,
lection lOe, ditto, Gsntu1p uno Snbtdna
sHe psy oauons. aropn 0afolix lSe,
Raptta I3c PER 0aIIcn..
/ SaIa- Gsr Nar.s IN rxsss. Csts
Nissr 90 - S6e. 1isisas uaS xfrsn
sIe per Dbf. pon $50 g's.
xaIa IN ffstss. grIms aHy 8 - sIt,
bo. 6sxntrs 7s<--777sc per Bfans.
Aolte ruats DoxaAtsshsHs
50 50-3.7S. NxA nno glad $500, AanepAs
stkdyoetsr 1880 --s.7S. Exb xns Slad
500 psr FonRs eba.Its'ert. Naxdlo's
| etA1soklen N.25. SatSractte $1.S0 per
Tonne sbsslisfsSt. Sole .ssst $3.50 psr
lonns abesIisfsst.
eamsreten. - Mars fen. AIse'sa'
msn 81 .s5-S. ID axf esw gsIst's xnb 90. 15-
500 psr On. Som Store. 1imotsu $3.50
4.a5 auf bsm 0slsiis ans s4.s0-5.00 -,
On. pom Stsss. Budnsiien 2oe. 1la1s
iaamsn 81. 40 per Bu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-16

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