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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-07-21

The cases OF Kate Flanagan and
Della Keevcr against the city of
Mankato have been settled by the
payment OF $4,000 to each plaintiff.
These actions grew out of the
typhoid fever epidemic three years
ago. The plaintiff sought to recover
$4,000 in each instance for the death
of their husbands, alleging that the
city was negligent. A demurrer to
the complaints was made by the
city and it was sustained by Judge
A. Il. Pau of the district court. The
supreme court overruled the order
of the district court and rendered
the cases back for trial on their
merits.
A short time ago settlement was
reached on the basis of $4,000 for
each plaintiff. 1t is understood that
one or two of the attorneys who as
sisted in defending the city's inter-
ests have presented claims to the
city aggregating $500 each for pro-
fessional services.
No further cases can be brought
against the city owing to the statute
of limitation.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-07-21
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
The time of Judge Pau was taken
up yesterday and today with the
trial of two court cases, that of c. P.
Christensen and others VS.. the Amer
lean Assurity company and others.
and that Of the Standard Lumber
company VS.. Charles A. Bish
man and others. The two cases in
vOlve practically the same points and
are being tried together, in a way.
In the first named case the owners
of the new postoffice building sue
the American sAssurity company on
the contractors bond, for not full
filling the contract, it is alleged.
The other case involves lien
against the building. A number of
witnesses from Lake Crystal are at
tending the trial .J3d-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-07-21

From Tuesdays Daily. -
A stranger named Ross, and whose
home is said to be in Indiana, met
with an accident about eleven o'clock
this forenoon when he applied at the
Hotel Heinrich for work on the build
ing operations in progress there He
was standing on scaffold and slip
ped and fell down into the basement
and fractured both bones of his left
leg, midway between the knee and
ankle. Dr. J. p. Rosenwald was call
ed and had the man removed to st.
Joseph's hospital, where he reduced
the fracture.
Broke His Wrist.
The thirteen year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Bolin of Council Bluffs,
Iowa, who are spending the summer
at Point Pleasant in the l.. p. Hunt
cottage, fell from the first floor porch
at $3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon
and fractured one of the bones OF
his left arm, below the elbow DR..
C. j. Holman of this city went out
and reduced the fracture.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-07-21


From Tuesdays Daily.
William Polchow's barber shop on
South Front street, near Cherry, was
entered by a burglar last night, and
between 81 and SO in money and
razor were stolen. The money was
in the drawer. Entrance was gained
by breaking the glass of the rear
door and turning the lock.
About two weeks ago Mr.. Polchow
employed barber who came to the
city looking for work and who gave
the name of Bill Elliott. and his
home as New Richland. Wis. This
man was a good barber and worked
until last night. He was paid each
week, and last night had but one
days pay coming. He did not put
in an appearance this morning.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-07-21

AT a previous meeting the DodIl
of education voted to recommend
that a levy of $4,000 be voted for
the special fund by the electors at
the annual meeting. The recommen-
dation of the board was accepted
and $4,000 was voted to be levied
for the ensuing year.
President Grimes announced the
next order of business that the elect
ing a successor for the unexpred
term of the late o. Grue which term
expires one year hence. ID. Donohoe
and w. E. Murden were nominated.
The latter withdrew his name. Mr..
Donohoe was unanimously elected by
reclamation.
c. E. Ball and A. Anderson. whose
terms as members of the board OF
education expired this year, were re-
spectively nominated and unanimous
ly elected by reclamation to succeed
themselves for terms Of three years.
The question whether the school dis
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-07-21

The annual school election Satur-
day resulted in only one change, J.
Il. Regain being elected i'm the first
precinct to succeed Charles A. Bish-
man. who has held the office for two
or three terms. In fact, the only
contest was in the first precinct, and
the vote stood as follows in that
precinct: j. E. Regain. 1902; ]. d.
Duane, 76; Adolph Deebach, 81; c.
A. Bishman, II.
In the second precinct George W.
Scherer was reelected, receiving IL
votes, in the third DIR. W. A. Beach
was reelected, receiving II votes,
and in the fourth Mrs. B. d. Smith
was reelected, receiving &c votes.
The new board takes hold early in
September.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-07-21
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays OaiIy.
Work on the Catholic mother house
is being pushed forward by ]. B. Mel
sen & CO. with force of forty or
fifty men. The foundation is COM
pleted for the main building, and
partly done for the big wing. The
cut stone, which goes up the first
nine feet, is being laid, and is entire
ly up on the front side and looks
fine. Work is in progress on the
foundation for the heating plant. This
is solid concrete foundation and
goes down eighteen feet. Nothing
like it has ever been built in the
city, for strength.
1t has been decided to use pressed
brick for the facing, and Mankato
brick for the other work. A red
brick is to be used.
No Mention Of Fountain.
The will Of the late A. N. Dukes
made no mention of the fountain
which be promised to put in on the
mother house grounds, at a cost Of
$500 or $4,000, and it is presumed
that it slipped his mind at the time
of making his will, or else that he
thought that he would do it before
his death. The matter is to be taken
up with the executor of the estate
and with Mrs. Dukes.
The second and main driveway up
the bluff to the building is not to be
put in by the city until the building
is completed. which is very satisfac-
tory to the building committee, as it
would rather the city would wait.
When the brickwork starts more
men will be put at work, and the
walls will go UP rapidly.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-07-21
From Mondays Daily i'.
Annual School Meeting.

Harmony was the prevailing fea-
ture of the annual school meeting
held Saturday evening at the school
house. President William Grimes
carried forward the business of the
meeting with creditable dispatch.
The auditorium was comfortably fill
ed, about siXty-tye men and women
in all number larger than usual.
The secretary of the board of edu-
cation read the annual financial re-
port which had been placed upon
the black board and is as follows:
RECEIPTS
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-07-21

The Olson and Brett teams clash.
ed in a ball game at Lewis Field
last evening, the latter getting the
best of the bargain. On account of
darkness and delay in getting the
game started only five innings were
played The final score was to
1 in favor of Bretts. The follow
ing is the score by innings:
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-07-21
From Thursdays Danny.

From thursdays Danny,
j. Lunkenheimer's barn or shed at
GIT North Fifth street was destroyed
by fire last evening. from some un-
known cause. The painters who arc
painting the house kept their paint
there and locked the building wien
they quit work, and no one could
have gained an entrance, SO it is
presumed that the fire must have
started from spontaneous combustion
from oily waste, or a match gnawed
by mice, or some other cause.
Wendell Deuser discovered the fire
and informed Mrs. Lunkenheimer,
and when the door was broken in it
was found that the entire interior Of
the building was in flames. An alarm
of fire was turned in from box IL,
and the fire departmnt was quickly
on hand and turned stream of
water on, but the fire had aready
done SO much damage that .he build
ing could not be saved.
Mrs. Lunkenheimer places the loss
at 500, including the barn and con-
tents. such as storm windows,
screens, lumber, etc. Inc barn was
insured for SIS.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-07-21

Stolen bases Bretts. Z; Olsons, 2
Left on bases, Bretts, 6; Olsons, 9
Struck out by Gentling, G; by Graf
TO- Bases on balls, off Graf, /. Two
base hit, Wood. Three base hit
Gentling.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-07-21

the minds OF the citizens, and wher
| the alarm was rung last evening
much excitement prevailed A large
crowd congregated at Sherman street
where it was learned that the fire
was out The firemen responded very
| quickly. less than five minutes was
consumed in getting the hook and
ladder truck and the large chemical
as far as Sherman street. j. B. Mel.
sen with his automobile assisted the
| firemen in getting the large chemi
cal off to the scene.
Progress of Water Mains.
The PastOret-Lawrence company is
making fair progress with the lay
| ing of the water mains. Before the
day is closed the mains will be laid
past the school, making the number
of feet laid during the week about
$500. Some delay was caused when
the rock filling was encountered west
|of Cornelia street. "A strata OF sand
in the soil near Sherman street
caused trouble. An engineer on the
machine states that with no Obsta-
clcs the machine has a capacity OF
digging 100 Iineal feet of eight foot
trench per hour. j. b. Nielsen con
structiOn company have the concrete
walls Of the lower reservoir nearly
completed. A reinforced concrete
roof will make this reservoir abso
lutely dirt proof. No surface water
can possibly get into it.
Closing Stores on Sunday.
A petition has been circulated
among the merchants of North Man
kato asking that the stores be closed
on Sundays. All have signed with
the exception of the North Mankato
Bakery and A. W. Strickland. The
latter agrees to sign the petition ii
the bakery will close. The prOprie-
that his store would be classed as
a restaurant. Refreshments such
as temperance drinks and ice cream
are sold. No lunch is sold. The bak-
cry in sense. is closed. 1t is hoped
that the merchants will somehow ar.
range to close the stores on Sun.
day.
Rev. Emery Will Preach.
Rev. w. S. Emery Of Amboy, d
former pastor OF the Methodist
church here, will occupy Rev. Sharps
pulpit tomorrow morning and even.
ing. Rev. Emery was popular with
all who knew him while pastor in
North Mankato. His many friends
will have an opportunity OF meeting
him and hearing him speak tomorrow.
He in turn will be pleased to see
and speak to them in congregation
Rev. Sharp will occupy Rev. Emery
pulpit at Amboy.
Ordered to vacate.
The case of John Kumerow VS.
Frank Gauthier having been decided
in favor of Kumerow, papers have
been served by Deputy Sheriff ]. w
, Nixon ON Gauthier to vacate the
! property in dispute ON or before
Monday noon. Attorney Schaub has
filed an appeal.
Annual School Meeting.
The annual school meeting will be
held this evening at 1880 o'clock
besides the election Of two members
of board Of education. The matter OF
free textbooks will be submitted to
the vote of the electors.
Visitors in Village.
Mrs. w. A. Reeves and son Franh
are visiting friends in Minneapolis.
Mrs F. D. Fleming of Vernon Cen
ter and Mrs. j. D. Fleming of Min
neapolis visited Miss Jessie Heydor
Thursday.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-07-21
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
The efforts of The Free Press to
maintain the North Mankato depart
ment is appreciated, Judging by the
expressions of many of the residents.
The publicity received is sure to be
of great benefit to the village. In
order to secure as much Of the
news of the community as possible.
the citizens can materially assist by
informing The Free Press representa-
tive of news items. Contributions Of
public interest will be gladly publish
ed. Much can be done for the good
of the village by assisting the paper
that is giving publicity to the doings
of the town. The effective advertis-
ing given to North Mankato daily
will reach many people who may
never have heard of the village be-
fore.
A suspicious looking man was seen
last evening at dusk prowling about
near the Nixon residence. His pc
culiar actions attracted attention. His
effort seemed to be to keep under
cover as though being pursued by
someone and was soon lost sight of.
1t is possible that he was the crimi-
nal insane who lately escaped from
the insane asylum at st. Peter and
who is still at large although great
effort has been made to locate the
man.
Some very good shooting was done
at the gun club shoot last evening.
Keene, Guptill, Stephan, Clayton and
Deyling made excellent records. The
complete score follows: Koppen, ID;
Neitge, 10; Mettler, 16; C. e. Ball,
II: B. Bennett, 10; Clayton. 81; |.
HeDsel, 18; Larson, 4; X. Keene, "a;
B. Ball. Is; Guptill, %: Darsow. 10;
Strusz, 10; Mcclure, 10; Deyling, 20;
Brown, 10; O'Brien. 6; Stephan, %;
Eggersdorfer, II; Katz, Ia.
IA.
The gypsies who made camp in the
village yesterday near the bluff were
promptly ordered to move on by Con-
able Nixon There is no reason
why these vagabond outfits should
be allowed to camp here and annoy
the people with their begging and
their humbug fortune telling.
j. johnson and wife left yesterday
for an extended trip to La Crosse,
Chicago and other points. They will
be gone about weeks.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-07-21
From Saturdays Daily.
Fire Alarm Caused Excitement.

Fire Alarm Caused Excitement.
A fire alarm last evening about
seven o'clock brought out large
number of men, women and children
but before the firemen and apparatus
could reach the scene of the fire they
were informed that the fire was out.
Children had built a bonfire close to
William Spornitz's barn which ap.
peared to be on fire and some one
fastened to the village hall and rang
the bell. Before the fire got any
Roadway it was quenched by few
buckets of water. The memories of
the last large fire is still fresh in
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Gentral-g latt & soeial Suffice.

9as @e3ember &eft oeS Gentral>
@litt ii @oeia1 Suffice (18 g. 6.
Str, ct. Souls, $780, entbdlt einen
bea6tensmerben Mufiab iber Die
.steuung 8ildof &ettelerS 5lpr &r=
beiterfrage, gu 6elien @bren Genterar=
feiern belter bon sen 6eutiben fatbolt=
lden @ereine11 6es 2arbes beranital~
tet meroen. Mn6rre in 6m Sefte ent>
balteme geoiegene Mrtifel iino: Sin
gefabrli@er Srrtbum, Gin lanoli@er
Stuoien3irfel, Social 8reading"
Contracting Out" 81 Catholic Stree
9ibrarp for fife @orting @loiies So
cialism ans @eligion. 8eionoers in.
tereiIont mro reidbulttg nebmen lid
6ie 5palten: Central 3 @ereinS=Mnge:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Gin ,pirfiames Wittel gege,1 bic @urrt=
bIaae bel Gferben.

V1uBC WI NVC%USWs
Sober Sarmer uno YferoebeltBer piro
erfreut fem. on einem neuen Mittel 8ez
gen bic gefir6teh @nrmpla9e bel Pferz
Sen gu b6ren. bns in Ser fur3en 3eit feiz
neg Befamnt1etns gan3 er1tnunlide @ez
lultate ge8eitigt bat. &c itnb btes bic
ais Der nIten @eimatb beribergefomme=
men 6euretaz&ap1eIn Die 1id IN Der fur=
3eiten Belt Eau1enbe bon Sreu1ben er=
fporben l1n6 in Der @ustreibung bon 8ir<
mern BEL Rferben als uniibertrefflt6 err
nie1en baben. Nl1s 9unSerten bon 6Gntz
barren 8riefen bon Garmern, bic Bic @apz
ieln benuben. gebt berbor, bnB nod benz
@ingeben bon nur 3tpei @ap1elrt 9un6erte
bon 8ots ale m68li9en BIrmer bon
Fferben %abginaen. nnb baB Hferoe. bic
borber mayer, hifig un6 f6rriid naren.
ua1 Dem ginoeben Der &ap1eln 1ofort auz
nab1nen unb aQe idledten @igen1daften
berloren. SIZE Biirmer geben getp6bnltd
1dor nab -einiaen 5tunben mad benz gtnz
geben Der @apfeln tobt i'm Mite ab uub
lit bas MitteI nm 10 t%pertbboHer, dlS es
obne tpeitere InitGn6e unb obne Sutters
tpediel iebem &feroe .lei@t eingegeben
tperben fann. Nuf allen Enrmen, tpo
Bfer6e gebalten. tuerben. fo0ten geraoe
iebt iebem ein5igen $biere 3tpei Der Sop
ieln 8ur 8oriidf berabrei6t tperben. aud
ipenn ii9 bic Yaraiiten GuBerli@ nod
nibt bemerIbar eema@t baben. Sic Sop
leln iinb gefebli9 a%arenttert nnter Serial
SO. 21,741 unb fDnnen audi tragen0en
Gluten gegeben tperben. 9n6 Rttel if
ein3ig nnb aqein gu be5teben bon Der ln>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
@priidt bel ser 8ebienmng Der Mais,
maIdine11.


Die erl6redcnhe 3unabme ser l1n=
f0ue an sen MaldHnen beim Mais-
id)neioen Mn0 gntbiilfe len bat Sic, itaat=
libe Snoultriefommiiiion auf Sen
Ylan gerufen. Sic &onmiilion lit
Sllr1 Staatageiebe beauf tragt nor
Sen, Hariiber 81 mad)en, cuB alle Ser
artige Maidinen geiidert uno gel6iibt
lin6, lo6oB rnfdue nidt porfommet
fol1men. SIN eigenen .Sntereiie ioa=
ten sic Tarmer es ni6t unterlaiien,
iolde gdyutoorrtdtungen, sic einfad
l1ro biuig ber5uiteuen iin6, an Sen
MoidJinen anaubringen.
Cine in Minnei ota pera,italtett
Stattitif ergab folgenbeS 9feiultat:
Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l1nfalle: SSn
6arm = 8etriebcn Minnelotas iedt
5ebn l1nfdlle nit tootlihem Mus=
gang, fiinfunoa6t5ig idhmere un0
5lpeinnc0reiBig leid)tere @%erlebun=
gen, 0apon 5meiu1r6adt5ig, einihlieb=
li9 bier So6esfdQen, in SEN lebten
adt @o1raten. Al &ro3ent 6ieier
nnfalle ereigneten ii6 an &orn<
Sdreooern, Sic nls sic gefdbrlid<
item lan6opirtbidaftliden Maidinen
res &or9meitens be5ei6net mer0en
miiiien.
Sic 2egis1atar 6es 5taates Mis-
eo1itn bot I'M Sabre 1871 ein &c
ieb angenomme1> 6os idtp:re gtra-
fen fir sic gigentbiimer bon lnng.s
ihibten Maihinen boriiebt. 6ar-
mer, Sic Sic Mnbringl1ng bon Sdl1b=
porridtungen an Sen @orn . Sdmco=
nern unterlaHen,. ieben ii6 alio nidt
alein Ser .@efahr Ser 8eitrafung aus,
ipnoern baben Under nmitdn6e1t altdJ
an sic @erlebten %narnbafte @midd6i=
gl1ngen gu 5able1t. Dur@ has @eieb
miro o1,@ Ser 8erfauf bon Sort.
5hrenoern unteriagt, sic cine oerar-
|tiee @orridtnng nidt tra9en, un5 en6=
Iid} modt ii6 iogar 6erienige itrafbar.
Ser cine a1ngeidiibte &orn<Sfnei5e-
maldine be6ient. Sic 6armer tper6en
olio gut tha1n, menn fie lire MaiGtnen
unperaigli6 NIT entipreden6en @or-
ridtl1ngen p%eriehen lai1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21

legenbeiten uno Mittbeilungen aus
ser Central = SteQe aus. Die &e=
oaftion 0eS 8lattes tbeilt nit baB,
beginnem nit Scr erlten I'M nel1en
SATIRE eriheinenoen Summer, cine
pierieitige @eilage fir 6ral,et1, beti-
telt: 0ies 8latt geb0rt Ser Jrau,
Bent @latte pierteljd6rlid b%eigegeben
mcroen miro, = cine Melterung, Sic
Inter Ser fat3olii6en 5ral.enpelt
freubige A11fnobme fin0en iollte, UNI
10 mehr, So al,f ser lebten General
Ser amn1lr11g ces @entral-8ereins sic
einleiten0en Sdritte CUR i%o5ialen
5dullmg Ser fat5olilden 6rauen un0
oeren Srganiiation in einem Srauen<
perbanoe getban mur0en.
Dus @latt lit beitrebt, mebr un0
mebr aaen Mnforoerltngen geredt gu
mer6en u10 per0ient oaber Die meiteite
@erbreitung. SSn ser Mbiidt 6ieie gu
for0ern, bat 6ie Central Stelle fol-
genoe 8reile feitgeiebt, 0ie Bel Bortie=
b%e5iigen @eltlrng baben: Son 25
&efte gum @ieoerperfal1f an cine
M6relle geian0t ~ Gents 6as Stud;
|25 = so gremplare, 6 Gents; SO
gremplare uno oariiber, jeoes 5 Gts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
@eiditcs @olf Ser @elt.

Gs lit fait umogli& sa1 iagen, mer
ser reidite Mann 1T Ser 8eH tit.
.ginige ser in0iid)en &rin5en fins ltr%
geheuer reid; 1T europa gibt es emit
ge 1ebr reide Samilten, 6eren Momen
bier falm befam1t itno. 90 menig
lit bon 6ere11 @lidsgiitern befanrt,
6aB Elm 8erg1ei6 ntdt angeiteQt >per=
sen fam. Mber int Safe BON @oloen
Grain Self 8ier, 5a gibt es leidt Ell
mem 8erglei@, uno es lit 6efimitip be-
fannt, boB iein @eidmad @lei6for=
migfeit, 0uolitat nno meoi5tniif1er
@ertb bon feinem @ebarlt IN ser 8elt
iibertroffen miro. gu boben beim
Mgenten q. 5. @e6er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-21
Sa,,s m,,o Sol.
@interlpeisen.

Sc lit cine alte g%rfabrltng, oaB
Wintermei5en nla1rd)e @or5ilge Dor
6riibiabrstpei5en bat, uno Dies 1ollte
in @egenoen, sic ii6 fiir ben Anbap
oes erlteren gut eigner, bon oen Sar-
mern mobl be%riidiidytigt peroen.
@enn ser @%interpei5en 5ur redten
3eit gelat miro, 10 erbalt er ldon Ell
men Sbeil leines Madstbu1ms I'M
&erblt, ioooB ct, iobalo inn 6rilblabr
Sic giirritige @itterung etntritt, 1ofort
init 6em 8a6Stbum fortidreiten farm.
Cine iolde friib5eitige entpidll11rg
int ser fublen, felebten &eriooe Ses
6rii6lings tr6gt oa5q, BET, oaB Die
Nflan5en fraftiger merben uno reid=
liGeren 6rr1d]tanab oufmeiien. 9as
friibe @eifen bemabrt Ste Srlnbt Dor
Sen n%odttbeiligen 6oIgen oes beiBen,
trodenen @etters, mabrem0 5u glei=
der 53eit Sic l%tnfrautplage merpger
fublbar lit, 0a ser @ei5en oem I'M
fraut i'm @ofstbum poral1s lit uno
meiitens 1hon %geidynitten meroen
fann, ebe lebteres 5lrr &etfe fommt.
Gin meiterer &or3ug 6es 8inter1pei<
gems lit ser, oaB er ielten 0ur@ &eu=
idreden geldaoigt miro, sic III Ben
6ribiabrsmei5en Selbern oft groBe
@%erbeerungen anridten.
Ser Mnbau bon @intertpet5en ge=
ltattet fer1ter cine regelmaBtge Ser
tbeiGung ser Arbeit alpf ser 6arm, oa
er geiGt uno geerntet miro, bepor Sic
meiiten ser an6eren 6rud)urten sic
Gb6ttefeit oes Sarmers in Mnipru6
nebmen. @enn Damn ser @intermei=
5en I'M Griibiabr aus Dem @ege lit,
fann %friib5eitig init Sem 5aen Ser
6riibjabrsfrii6te begonnet mer6en,
mas in @egen6en init atngiinitigem
Smmrerflima BON grobem 8ortbeil
lit.
Die b%eiieren Sorten bon 8inter<
Tmei5en iino bdrter 1,n0 6unfler ge=
f6rbt, als ser 6riibiabrsmeiaem, geben
beiieres Mebl am6 bringen 6aber alt9
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netite Material fir sic @eritenunJ
ser eritflai1igen Mebliorten. Mu6 lift
ser @rnteertrog gemobn4ih Elm ret6-
lid)erer, a1s ser 6es Srubio5rsm.,;=
gems.
Dos @flnnsen 6es @intermei5ens
geidiebt getp0bnIi6 in Ser 8eit bon
Mitte Big @n6e Septentber, fann ltt1=
ter eiinitigen l1mitdn5en ieood aus9
nod etmos friiber o6er ipater geide=
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bereitetem, nidt 81 1oderem 8o6en
ettpa 2 big 3 Bon ttef gepfGon5t tper-
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Mnrtin Nou nno 5rau an Sobn
Miller, Gbeil BON 2ot 2 Nu0. Cub
sin. SEQ. Z st Martin, $4,000.
&enrp Burg an Sobn Mfiller, 5R.
Got 2 Muo. Sub=oib. $50. Z ct. Marz
tin, 100000.
M1rguit 3ilmer an 2ouiia 3ilmer,
SgA MgA Sec. 81 un0 SgA Sec.
20-123-34 Grom &iper, $4,000.
Muguit 3ilnrer an 2uoiia 3ilmer,
NGA Sec. 22=123=35, @rom Safe,
$4,000.
&afentin @ab uno Srau an Carl
gridl Jon, H.. a. 2ot 1 8lf 2 8at &
&erman gloo. @o1oing, $375.O0.
g. g. Tbeiien un6 6rou on Mi-
dael @mmerl, 2ots II un6 IL 8lf
.Sbeilens 4tb 9loo. Mlbunp, 100000.
Maria Mnna s.. Nrager un6 @atte
an Clinton @orid az sgA Sec.
9=t24=32 ct. Martin, 100000.
sSoiepbine &arib an Clinton @ar16,
Sbeil bon N@A 1854 Sec. 1924
32=St. Martin, $125.00.
Gbriitian &reD .nno 6Srau a11 Sbeo<
'6or Seltbars, 1917 SgA 1854 Sec.
35=124=31 Sarming, $4,000.
&enrp 50. @iuenbring uno Srat an
'Sobias 8ebnen, 5WA 5gA Sec.
36=124=3t, Sarming, $4,000.
Sobn 8. Eraa1n un6 Sral1 a1t Mn-
orem@mslar6er, 2ots 3, 4, 5 uno 6
|8If 40 &i9mon6, $4,000.
CHARLES Mapbaf an Soiepb 8rrn=
ner, Got 3 5ee. 21=125=3O, Mpon,
$45O.OO.
Greet Mortbern &p. 60. an Sobn
s. 8onarb, Sg& Mg& Sec. 1922
% Satr &oben, $4,000.
Sacob Meper un6 6rau an @i1on
Meper @h MgA uno @h @WA
Sec. t=123=133 2afe &enrp lno sc
u @WH Sec. 3O=124=33 5pring
SIN, 100000.
.Midael @ormanr an Mnto1 &or-
MANN, @h 6gA MwA un6 M1a
N&gA Sec. 36=t26-3O &oloing. 49,
100000.