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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-04-07

mon Council Gentlemen: I have
the honor to submit to you the an
nual report of the department OF
health for the year ending December
81, 1910.
Sanitation-There has been mark
ed Improvement in the sanitary con-
ditions of our city this year Man
kato has always been a compare
lively clean city, as far as external
appearances go, but the visit of Mrs.
Bartlett Crane opened our eyes to
the fact that our food stuffs were in
many instances handled in any but
sanitary manner. AS direct
result of Mrs Cranes visit, the Civic
Improvement league. with full sane
ton of the department OF health, in
stituted the white list Upon in
/ vitation, all places where food stuffs
are sold are inspected monthly by
committee from the league, and only
such places as are conducted in
sanitary manner are published in
the white list The dealers are
furnished with duplicate copies OF
their markings, and this shows them.
in friendly way, just wherein they
can improve conditions, and is of in
estimable value to dealers and con-
sumers alike. The board of health
has also made several individual
inspections, and the sanitary police
man has been kept busy every day.
If the public and the board of health
can always work in harmony, the
result is bound to be a clean city.
J Garbage-The collection Of garbage
could be greatly improved upon.
believe that the present system of
letting the garbage contract TO the
lowest bidder is unwise. If there
was a fixed salary, the council would
have an opportunity of hiring the
best instead of the cheapest man.
. The city should furnish a sanitary
tank for collection of garbage.
Milk-The diaries have been in
J spected several times and improve
L. mentS ordered where found neces-
sary. The majority of the COWS in
the city have also been tuberculin
tested and no diseased cattle found.
contagious l)lScaSeS-ln0 mere nave
been no epidemics the last year,
which is a remarkable showing for
city of the size of Mankato. In
all probability a modern and we'll
equipped detention hospital will be
, built in 1911, if present plans ma
terialiZe.
| Accompanying the report is a de-
I. tailed report of the vital statistics
: Of the year. The total number Of
deaths was 17S, and the death rate
, per 1000, on an estimated population
! of $4,000, is ia per cent. Tubercu-
: loss leads off with eight, then comes
/. still births seven, cancer of stomach
2 six, pneumonia. pulmonary tuberculo-
I sis and cerebral hemorrhage each
five, hamilton and premature births
5 each four etc.
. The number of cases fumigated
J, during the year was forty-three.
, The number of births was 22S, OF
which l27 were males and 101 fe-
males. There were three pair of
! twins, four being male and two fe-
males. The birth rate was 1910 per
cent.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-04-07
ELECTION RESULTS ELSEWHERE
Drys Win at Blue Earth


Blue Earth, April Sat the city
election held here yesterday Blue
Earth voted no license by nineteen
majority. There were $50 votes cast.
J. c. Mclaughlin was elected mayor,
Easton Floe city clerk, A. G. Mass
treasurer, Phil Ehresman assessor,
A. C. Boswell alderman in first ward.
G. E. Grave alderman in the second
ward, and William Sim in the third
ward.
Wet at Albert Lea.
Albert Lea, Mimi, April 5.-License
was voted here yesterday by a large
majority and c. l.. SwensOn elected
mayor by nearly 100. Total vote
on mayor was as follows: c. l..
Swenson. 465: L. o. Green, 973; ".
Gulbrandson. 295; A. A. West, 1872;
West was the socialist candidate. A
total of 1882 votes were cast, the
largest In the history.
Contest at Sleepy Eye.
Sleepy Eye. Mimi, April 5.-The
city election yesterday resulted in the
reelection OF the old officials, Charles
p Black. mayor; Robert Hose, Ed
Humphrey, Charles Hansen, John
Schropfer and A. r. Kelm, alder
men; H. C. Petersen. recorder; A..
III. Berg. treasurer; Joseph Schmidt,
special Judge.
Vets Win at Waseca.
Waseca, Mimi, April 5.-Waseca
which was dry last year, voted Ii
cense by ninety-two majority yester-
day. w. c. Wobschall won for mayor
over Ed Castor. president of the
Commercial club; G. l.. Hemming-
way and N. NJ. Nelson. prohibition
ist. "sticker" candidate. Wobschall
was mayor several terms some years
ago, and has been a candidate al
most every year for the past fifteen
years. Bonds for $4,000 for wafer
works extension carried.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-04-07
BEWARE OF OiNTMENTs FOR ck.
IARRH THAT CONTAIN MERCURY.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering ii through
should never be used except on pre-
scriptlons from reputable physicians, as
the damage they will do is ten fold
to the good you can possibly derive
from them. Halls Catarrh Cure. manu-
featured by F. j. Cheney e. Co., To-
Iedo, O., contains no mercury, and is
taken internally. acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine. 1t is taxi
en- internally and made in Toledo, Ohio
by F. J. Cheney & Co Testimonials
free
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bot
tie.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa.
ton.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-04-07
sORBED UP SMILING
Mayor Meyer Takes His Defeat
= Without Making Complaint.

Mayor A. G. Meyer was smiling in
defeat. He was up early as usual
this morning, and the first question
he asked The Free Press over the
phone was: How many votes did ]
run behind?" Well" he said, that
is not so worse The fight is over
and I am glad of it. In way ] am
we'll pleased over the result. | will
soon be relieved of the cares OF
Office and can be one of the people.
] can have more time to devote TO
my family and my private business.
] wish my successor all kinds of sue
cess"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-04-07
New Commissioner Takes Up His
Duties Like Old Hand

The county board met this after
N Olson of Sterling, was sworn in
and took his seat. The meeting will
probably last two or three days, but
the business to come up is mostly
routine. This first thing that the
board will have TO do will be TO
elect new chairman TO succeed the
late Chairman Jones.
petition for change of road
had been filed with the board.
The board reorganized by electing
Alex Hanson chairman and A. NJ.
Schneeberger vice chairman.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-10-19

Can be had BY ambitious ycung
men and women IN the 6elds q
Wireless" or Railway Telegraph.
Since the s-hOur Law became saee-
tive. and since the wireless con-
Paniss are establishing stations
throughout the country there Is a
great shortage Of .elssraphsn.
Positions pay beginners from $40
to $50 per month. With good eAaaess
Of advancement. The Naiional Tel.
Institute Of Portland. Ore
yOn. operators under the SUPERVISED
Z r. and Wireless oGeials. and
'lAess all graduates Iaio posisioas.
Il VII pay you to write then Tor
all details.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-10-19
With Golden SDade.

San Francisco. Oct. 14-Uunder
conditions that we're almost ideal
ground was broken here today for
the Panama Pacific exposition of
1915. that is to commemorate the
opening of the Panama canal. Presi-
dent Taft Lifted the first spadeful of
black earth from the ground on
which a few years from now the ex-
position buildings will rise; Madame
Lillian Nordica sang her greeting
and more than 1OO, 900 persons filed
the great stadium in Goldeneate
park to witness the first ceremony in
memory of what Mr.. Taft and other
speakers called ''the greatest en-
cheering feat the world has ever
cen, the Panama canal :"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-10-19

Articles of incorporation of the
Rawson-Works Lumber Company of
Kamiah were fled with the Lewis
county recorder last Saturday. The
capital stock of the corporation is
given as 81 100000 and the incor-
Porators are M. R. Rawson, c. H.
Works and F. W. Waterman, all of
Kamiah.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-10-19

The Lewiston STATE Normal open
ed lis fifteenth annual session last
month with a greatly increased en-
rOllment. In iSiO-isli $50 register.
ed this year $40 are now enrolled
ard Il Is expected that the total viii
be at least 400 for iSii-i2. Every
section Of Idaho both north and
south Is represented, Misses Nellie
High and Anna Rallih being IN At
tendance from NezPeFee. Sludents
also have enrolled from Oregon.
Washington. California. Montana.
Main. Pennsylvania. North Carolina.
Minnesota. Alberta, Canada. and
Illinois. The fact that the life di.
plOma granted by the Lewiston Nor
nal is recognized not only IN Idaho
'ut in other western states a. vel.
Ogether With the high standards
maintained al the State normal there.
as without doubt had much to DO
nth this great increase ia enroll-
,enl.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-10-19

tlfe more Catarrh IN this section Of tbe eoune,,
80 ~ oIler diseases put together and until NJ ~
~. yeaf5 ~ supposed % be incurable For rreef
n-ny years qoetSr4 pronounced lt local 49, 80
-e3cIlDe1 loeal remedies, and By c0usfanflv fs,1-
% cure with local Treatment oronouneei n
oeenee % proven Catarrh 70 Be consfitufionai ~
$40 tneielore requires constitutional freafrnenf
gals Catarrh Cure nauufacfured H., II z <s l.si-e.
a W Ioeoo ONO. = the only constitutional ,5r. -
~ n.Iket ~ y taken Internally N does from IA
~. ~ tel9poonIuL y acts directly on the blocd
~ mucous sEIface9 Of the system Thev oTer o.
.lnaLed oouaf3 fof any ease Il fails 10 cure eenf
" cl1c4aD Anq teatlnlonlal9-
s,sd =. = J. CHENEY 4 CO. Toledo. ono.
Take Halls Family PfIs for couatfDatfo,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-10-19
Wanted.

Watcher that won't keep time.
Yes, ! want watches that won't keep
time. Watches the average watch
maker cannot fix. No work to diff
cult for me 10 do. I've had Is years
practical experience and che rfulIy
guarantee every job
Caldwell the Jeweler.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-10-19

We have recently opened up in
Nezperee In the jewelry business
with dependable stock of goods
and new goods are coming in, You
viii find Us ever ready to attend
to your wants. and we expect to rem
der you such service that you will
some again. J. B. Caldwell.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-10-19

You need exercise. violent exercise.
THAT'S what you need" a doctor once
said to woodsawyer. What IL your
business. my manT'
I'm a woodsawyer, SIR" .
Wel.' said the doctor. Suppose
you don't grease your saw for 4 month
OF so."-New York Press.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-10-19
Adrerti,ed Mail

For week ending Oct. IA. 1911.
Letters: Harvey Brown. D. K
Hudson, Joe Jedina. Bonnie Warren.
Cards: Mrs. Bob Brown, Err
nest Fields, Estell Hopkins, J.. E.
Bilber, Rudolf Lam.
c Wallace. P. M.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-10-19

A man who has been in political life
TOR . long time informs US that hls
soea OF heaven is q place where q man
VINO gets into ONCE himself is not ex.
pected to find a public Job for every.
Dody who voted for him. Chicago Rec.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-10-19
Want a Home?

Here's the best buy in Nezperce
the Davis fine 2-story, groom
house and 3 Of The best and most de-
sirably located lots in Nezperce.
Look it over and write me for price,
etc. G. o. Davis, Kamiah.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-10-19

A man would be considered fool
ism if ne spent his time producing
somsthing for which there was no
market. The markets the thing.
and there isno surer nor cheaper vay
of finding a market on this prairie
than through The Herald. This
fact has been proven 50 time a wear
or the past IS years.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-10-19

Nhs1 yea lave ~ esl2 yss us., a.
81. msd,cins obeainabls - 4 & eurs a 80
a. lliiis dsl.y q poulbls. Her 49,
-, epsnaoa, hass ed ChanAssl.Is',
So1Ea kssnsdy hs anssa ysars,s Az g.
Lollar o. aalniogA. Ind. -ssa 49, I. IN.
'e'' % he nArkst" ssld y Al Ssslss.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-10-19
Good Fruit Randi for sd.

wal. to sell my fruit and alfalfa
ranch. Better see IT now yhile the
fruit is on the trees. VIII give
terms. F. A. Wanamaker,
Greer, Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-10-19
JUSTICE HARLAN DEAD.
Senator BOrah Mentioned as POs.ibI.
Successor.

Washington, Oct.14.-"Goodbve
am sorry kept you all waiting so
long"
With these words, Associate Jus-
tice John NJ. Harlan. of the supreme
court of the United States, often ac-
claimed the greatest constitutional
authority of the day. once a conspic-
uous figure in national and Kentucky
republican politics, and long a leader
IN the Presbyterian church councils
died early today. aged rs years.
Justice Harlan was the oldest
member of the supreme court of the
United States. for years conspicuous
in Kentucky politics and one time
candidate for the republican nominal
ton for vice president of the United
States. Il
Justice Harlan had been i'll with
acute bronchitis less than a week. {
With Justice Harlan's death. the n
opportunity has fallen to President
Taft to select during his single term N
IN Office majority of the members II
OF the supreme court, including the
chief justice, duty that has de- Ct
vOlved upon no other president since an
Washington formed the court in 81
1870.
Gossip as to the probable success e
" of Justice Harlan has begun. Jol
'ome persons believe his successor
III come from the cabinet, Attor- e.
ey General Wickersham, Secretary : V
t State Knox and Secretary of Com 81
lerce and Labor Nagel being men V
oned. '
Among lawyers of progressive sue
Senator'S Kenyon of Iowa DIX
i'd Borah of Idaho we're mentioned v
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-10-19

II you hays Epungchildren you have per.
maps noticed that diaorders Of the stomach
y. ne tneir most common aiimcpg. To correct
ms you vii ind Chambcrlain's Stomach
ano Liver Tablets excellent They Are cav
enn pleasant 70 take, and mild and aentle 4, /
ensct For sale By an dealsns
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-10-19

Warranty deed. E W Jones ct
w to George R Murch, Its All. blk
5, It's 7. 8, blk 8. Its II, u, blk IS.
Johnson's add to Nezperce-Ss7s
Warranty deed. W T Simmons
ct TX TO Harvey & Regan, 1t 70. blk
8, Simmons I'd add to no-S7s.
Warranty deed. John W Young
ct al to NICOLA Divita. Its l6-20, blk
5, Jackson's add to Kamiah-S41O
Warranty deed. WI Ramev et
ux to W S Grant, lot 10, Ramev's
add to Nezperce-$1.
Warranty deed. John P volImer
ct ux to Treas of W OW No 607
100000 # in mel. nw4. 2, "a, 2 ".
adj Clarke St, Reubens-S1OO. q
Warranty deed. John P volImer o
ct ux to N W Farr, lots 1912, blk c
81. Reubens-S5O0.
Warranty deed. Fred Minert ct =
X to Ben L Schultz. 1t 10, blk II. h
I s. blk "a, Nezperce-S1sO. b,
Deed. Probate Judge to A c &C
Htzen. 1t 4, blk 90. Nezperce-S2. so g
Patent. US to Andrew wunder. = =
4 ne4. set nv4. 80. sw4 set. l2O, hi,
5, Nv. ]
Warranty deed. Abraham c Eit- ste
n ct ux to Emery Syron, 1t /, blk thi
!, Nezperce-S1. Of
Warranty deed. Perry NJ Hard hae
g ct ux to Henry A Won Bargen, he'll
8, blk "a, Nezperce- $1,000. nigl
Warranty deed. A J Price ct ux owe
Chancey Wallace, 1t 1. blk IA, b,
'zperce-$60. the
Warranty deed. Perry NJ Hard. orin
ct ux to Clarence c Herrick, nj was
;, blk %. Nezperce-Sss0. the .
Warranty deed. Jas A Nation s1y y.
X to Charles L Matlock, 6 acres and
2 square rods in set set, 2, SO, manl
in two tracts-S1OOO. what
Warranty deed. Matilda Hazel point
lar to c W Felt, 1t 2, blk white
lson's 1st add to Nezperce-SI. Years
'arranty deed. John Hornquist By
( to W S Jones. sw4 nv4, 2, "a, BY in
except a; 5 in set nw4, 2, u .es "a
y; 41.o4 a in nj sv4. 2, "a, officer
-S6S0O. and to
deed. Winchester Town aus e,s 81
Co to N Williamson. Its /, 2. chair i
3 Winchester-S155O. struck
arranty deed. James Stuart ct ~. me S~
A b West. Its 1916, blk l. Genera
rs add to Kamiah-s57S. the edl
lrranty deed. Jacob H Mowrv sI wdss
A Jefreys, Il IS, blk "B'', was co
quarter
rranty deed. Scotia Markham s 40 me
: to John H Lewis. lots l, 2. was in
!, Eezperce-s4OOO. his star
-r.,t.. - way TO
Oiata bryant 70 expectar
ID Miller, It ), blk IA, Sim The b
LIST add to Ilr-S4so launch ;
r.,.. - came tn,
OOId Lewis "Presel
to Geo K Murch, 1t /, blk to the g
zperce-S1 nag O6ic
to the CT
aH'y ueso' kacnei Z Cur Amid
Z Marckle, It's 1924. sec splendor
w-S4000 was slow
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-10-19
Sell STATE Land

State Land Agents W. E Daggett
and B. E. Bush are conducting a
series of public sales of state land
in North Idaho this month and will
sell 600 acres in Lewis county at
NezPerce to-day. Some 1900 acres
we're sold in Idaho county last Sat.
urday and brought from $40 to s2s
per acre. A sale was held at oro-
hno yesterday where 600 acres we're
disposed of at satisfactory figure
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-10-19

True friends visit Us in prosperity
only when invited, but in adverultv
tney come without invitation .-Thec.
pnFastua
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-10-19

school supplies at Anderson',.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-10-19

|HIRAM LODGE No. "a 49,
oomm =. q = n.esperco, Idaho. Regular
ins -. un'ca.lons on the griday even.
nor "a ~ ~ before The full n,,,on II esck
Month sNsat 10 the I.O.o.F.HsiI al v \. sis
~, D,o,ners are cordially Invited - ~
o cSu1' JOHN H. LEWIS, W. M.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-13

hoIoer iis | Seioen % iianr / fremite
&1fte bIanot GeiiIanosbperue, bpao llbs
billing 90 Spfomit aneaar.
5 CONNER bopbe pi et pdrmt OF tort
Veir. Der bebirtebe. at @~anolnangeIeu
bleo notiaa ~betrn9teIia uboper | Giitrifs
terne. @rsnoeue itoo terre, % @ano
for Sebopet ntaatte mango Steber bens
ties lan9peisfra. Reu iaa fit ri en- gfs
terioumer meo ct uopboIbeIigt 8can, Der
ibnes, at bet life bill taee SpboIb. Set
fan bore Rouoe paa 8egu oginu. Ser
finoes mi life en- eneite SnepIet paa SuIs
pen. Settle bar niitnot life bGnbt / be
iibite 80 aar. iaIfaIb tan life ieg miuSes
BET.
SorIeber Tag bar iee ubenfor Sapites
men meb Saaroinere. Sau9iten rar goo,
Here fore 8nIbnier. Sen Itsrite bIer
ialtet oa rsget. @eo @ibbaesborbet pts
rebe mine dmeriton'fe S~lRgtninae, al
iaa COB en- 6iiferet bar DC aIbrig iniaet
| tit 9io.
3 CONNER bar ieg Mn hapt en- birs
fcIig intereSiaut llSfIligt. Set bar pan
NpiGter i SefeIpen. 8nr9iten blep neis
agti9 taIt 410 Erreter. Sao mpriomt 90
iaa flint % iuubt. Tom bet err oppe
Ssttrnfterne. q. &.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-13

bens ipeiaIe, fiuaneieIe os moraIiie SiIs
ltunbe.
aiGrc SeIbpeserl StaI babe en-
IIabs paa Den uoriIsameritdnItc Soltes
biituries glaoc? SiaI ebers gitcrfums
mere forgiGpes isee Teoe puu i'm Ser
fomit, paa fine SorfGoreS SeSrifter 90
8iercmadL. ga. bet ~touuter netop an
paa eper ielp. Eager : fat MI paa ar,
bcioet oe uebtesner De C~pIbsuinger, Der
ian barre at Snteresie, itaI Sct oeo SUBS
SiGlp lbtfcs at fda en- Then SamIin9 al
biorife Satin fra SeIbgeperneS 2ip %
Girte Der | amerifa.
ga ruberteanehe bleb oeo SeIbnIaaets
Rsoe | IiuneapoIis forIeSen CONNER
paIgt iii at fortiette SuoiarnIinecn az
biituriIte SpInsnineer ON SeIbpegerne |
Gmerita, anmpoes ale osnIigit at ienbe
~iaabaune til mig. Sneen ma unoie iie
berfor. Ser I benue Sag er Scr insen
S~orifieI paa rig pg fdttig, itore eTIer
imda. gi mdd babe ale meo.
@eo at beuoenSe ii9 til mig, bill man
Hume fau 9lants, Tom Tan uSfplbes %
icn6es tiI mig. 8iem III life Seune
Sag.
Sis mig on. bbdb On bar IiSt,
Spor brr bar fientpct, srrbt os itriSt,
6er 9ibet 1ptnoer ben.
O. 3. Rorbp.
81. IA, 2arIen. @is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-13
Sra Starlen Co., g. Sat.

Set bar erret mcget tsrt Der I Stuns
Ieb gpuntp | Sonncr % ie9 bar (ogt
Ierfe til at Sc fleite 6elit tier itile, ba
bet paa 8r1uo af Ssrfeu bar bGret
baarIiee Siber. Reu MI bebeber hi life
IGnger at gaa mobfalbne, bG bet fra Ius
quit til mn BEN CITE Sftpber bar falbt
eobt &egn. 2ab % bore peo 9obt Rob;
n9ffe Gdr bill gibe os beore llbbbtte.
&om ibu, at bi life dltib fan bente, at
2ptfeu bill gnd rteb o9 opre ubeu Robs
gang, elers or ni Wenncifer aItfpr till
bsieIige til at gIemme @iberer. @iitupf
bar Bet brret rpfIda 6nnrbt at flaa rig
eiennem Der | CONNER for mango, men
barre biz bet blipe, rudr @iutereu buns
fer paa 9sren, % Der nm er tibet %
maeert Sober for arentiirerne. Ser er
fprreiten life mango 8reaturer igier.
Sc 1eite bar ioI9t Dem, oe enbeI bar tat
benz no at fpbes eienuem @intcrcn.-
Stsrite Seilen bar, at Soil ioIgte fine
&reatlirer fortiblig til at ppnaa ben bans
Iige Bris. Ser for ligeiom en- IpbieIs~
feber pber SoIf / Suli. Wdu troebe, at
bpis Sc life fit iolet fine 8reaturer, eIs
Ter fl benz brt fra bette Steb. bilbe be
pmtomne. Sc, iom forIob Stanley 60,
fnn nu fpmme no oe ie bpor beiIig ersnt
Der fer no, os DC piI angre paa at De
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-13
Stteratur.

Nina Pojkar, al Guitar au 8eiier'
fam. With Introduction, Not es,
and Vocabulary, edited by Joseph
Alexis, Instructor in Swedish and
Germanic Languages, University of
Nebraska. Price: Cloth Is cents.
Augustana Book Concern, Rock
Island, H., 1911.
SrbtiI for fun Gar iioen bar ber ins
gen pasienoe S~toIebeger for llnberoiss
ming | 9anitsR orit eLIer Sben1t beo bore
ameritonite Sfpler. Ser faubtes bbcrs
ten gooe 8rdmmatifer paa gugelf eler
Se~rtubgaoer foribneoe meb SplbSnius
ger. Settle Sabu begnuber mi at blibe
afbiulpet. Sorubeu Srof. SuIius g. OF
ions ubmerteSe "Rortpesiau Grammar
anb 0feaber: (Gbica9o: Scott, Sores
man & COMPANY, 8ris $500 os Grpf.
s. 9. Garlious ligeiaa eobe "Stpebiib
Grammar anb &eaber" minneapolis:
She 8. @. @iIion Company, 8ris
$500 bar nt M oeiaa faaet eubeI
Sertuoeoper. Sen ferfte al bisie bar
Hrof. q. &. Slpms ubgabe at "Sbrs
reoe Solbaffeu". Settle bar ct uSners
tet Grbeibe fra ~llbgiperens SIDE; men
gogtrbfferens Grbeibe bar iaa eIenbiet,
at man af BEN @runo unbier Iig for at
anbefale @ogeu. Seucre bar pi faaet
Erofesior Slious fortrinli8e Ilb9abe af
Sbiens "@ranb" (Gbicaep: Sobn ans
beriou Rubliibing Company, Sris
$500.
Guguitana Boot Concern I &oct Ssz
lamb, SI., bar MI bespubt en- Serie af
Sertlbsaber af ipeuife 6%orfattere, fors
ipnet meb @nnerfninger paa gngeIif %
fuloit9uoigt @losiar, bporaf fsrite Rltz
met netop er fonmet fra 8resien. Settle
er "gtina Roitar" at 8uitao @eiieritam,
uogipet meo Roter % fulbIt9nbigt Clos
fan at Rrofesior Soiepb Mcrts beb See
braita Statsuuiberiitet. "WRina Roiz
far" er en- interesiaut 90 Iunb Sortels
ling, fortrtuliet eguet til Stplebrug, og
llbeiperens Irbeibe er ubmertet. Set
er netpp iaaIebes man enffer at Iiter9re
Wefteritsfter ifaI ubgioes for StpIebrn9
bet biz iige trbft meb itore % barre Sp@
per, ubeu Srptfeil, meb Gnmertnineer
forflareube aue Granddaughter, iamt
fulbterbigt 8losiar. Set er at baabe
at auguitana Boot Concern bill opmlins
tres til at ubeibe mango Iisnenbe 80
GER, FAINT at ct cher aubet @ogfirma biz
foretaee noeet Iieneuoe for 9nnifsNors
ifens @ebfprmenbe. Sab os ipares for
mere Wafpert Zig Srbtniugeu af be-
meIbte llbgape at "Sprnspe Solboftcn".
gilbert G. geee.
RuHmnn, Ba'b., Abe OF. 1911.