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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-08-03
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MASS MEETING AT THE
HIGH SCHOOL FRI. NIGHT.


, Every school patron, every :
: friend Of the public schools, ev- :
= cry voter is invited to attend the =
= mass meeting at the high school =
: auditorium. =
y The board Of education has =
Z called this meeting in order to =
+ ascertain the sentiment Of the =
: people in regard to an extra tax I.
= levy, made necessary by a new =
= law in order that full term Of :
+ school may be had next year. =
+ 1t is urged that every citizen at >
= tend the meeting. =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-08-03
OKLAHOMA WEATHER Bull :
TIN. =

Western Union Report At 8 a. N. +.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08

Stiernebonneret - iom oengong
inoebolot bare 10 Stierner blen
heiit oper 9erna og paieOe ior isr'
ite gona oper ct beiPitet Steo / ben
aamle 8eroen.
lripolitonerne iamIeoe Zig gen.
tnane @onge til ansreb, og / Here
llaer ianot 5rGfninger Steo / uo'
fanten al 3erna. GnOeIig fom oct
til ct Sopeoilag meIIem 0epenS
Trooper % eatons Arme, iremoe'
les itsttet al ggr9us"s aanoner, Der
reiuItereoe / en- nigiort Seir Tor
amerifanerne.
Ierme6 itoo @eien oaben ior
eaton til ielpe 9pen Eripolis og
belle 2anoets Grobring.
ct iaaoont oigtiat lloiaIo Ifuloe
imiOlertiO gegioenbeoerne life fon.
3 ii6ite GiebIif, 0a Cotton igen
too paa Raricbfoo. mootog ban
ben hsiit uoelfomne NeoOeIelie, al
De foreneoe Stater bnpoe iluttet en-
Ireostroftat meo 8ripolis, ifslge
hpilfen Der iful0e betoles 1enen en-
gribut en- Gang for ale paa 10000
Dollars, meo at ban goo aifalo paa
al pi6ere geifntnine.
Cotton, iom rimeIie nof oar ra.
ienoe oper oenne Slutning poa ~
ieirrioe IeIttog, mnatte finoe iig /
in Sfpbne og bgie ia for lit 59'
orelnn6s geItemmelie. Denne blep
truffet | neie Ooerensitemmelie meo
set Brunoprincip / amerifas Bolt'
tit, iom fort 1io I 5orbeien bar Bile
BET iaa ofte oe inotrRngenoe ino'
preniet at ben fore Nalbineton,
nemlig: of nfboloe ia fra enboer
Sn6bIanoing | andre geroensocle %
feaae Of @pgt pac | ben me Ser
ben at pofie zig itprf til at opfploe
lin Opgooe blanot 0ationerne.
50.
Cotton bIep beo lin &iemfomit I'll
N ,or;fo mo6toopf mon Store Sores.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08
Nptaarsbrebe

3 2igbeO meO De tioIieere ooerte.
reSe ~SiiIebrepe", Ter Ri os M |
Stano 'tiI osina of tilbpOe trpfte
0Rptaors6repe~ meo oanif 3efIt.
greDet beitanr Of ct arf iqr6eles
lint 9%reopnpir meo opbsiet Cor.
firing og ct lille 2anoifo6 | oeli.
fnte Barrier foropen. 0ebenunoer
feIeenoe Silien / @uIotrpt: yReo
Tof til Sub for Sio, Der ioonot,
og meo gsn ON bans @eliigneIie
for Sio, Tom fommer, lao os trp.
De inc | bet npe Gar."
Spert grep | tiliparenoe aonoo.
Int. Bris 10 gts. per Stpf., 81
per Guiin, SO per 100.
Dan. 9utb. pnbf. &oufe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08

6eoisninqer. gr9iioenten omtolte
hans Itore 9eoriiter / bsie Sonoro.
Stoten Wosioc6uietts operorog BAN
iom Bane ct Stpffe 2nn0 pna 10.
600 acres.
Ulen fort Lib oereiter tit Den eii'
nefuIobeo, iom BET nmerifonife6olf
al oa til bar logt for Da9en ODER
for line lotionaIbelte, ogioa / bans
lilfpl6e et ~beipnoerligt noilog, ioet
hans anoro9en0e til aongresien ont
at faa Defining al be al BAN pan
3ripolisfeIttoget uolaete genge.
bIeo nfilonet.
0enne Sfuffelie og andre @rpHi'
MEIER, iom oenne nroli9e og sui'
taaleliee Siol tos liz nGr, panltnno'
lie oiitnof bans oltfor tiolige Gso
1911 | en- 9tlOer al fun II anr.
Cations 9elteonao minoes peo Den
Bn6e | Bolton, iom bprer 0aonet
.Gerna Street".
S~tnlienernes Gngreb paa Fri.
polls finder Ste6 nffurot ct aor.
bunoreoe efter ben beltemooige ome.
rifonife grobrers Deb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08

Oct er BET. Der itoar open oper:
aft, 6ooo Der tiIforn er @ifrepet, BET
er ifreoet til Dor 9elpring, ior at
ri ifulIe bare Saabet.
% 9aabet 81 Sfrifternes SrsIt
ainer u0bol0enbe0 baa0e UNDER
.6rqngiler % 9ioelier % nnoerar-
.beioet.
Saa6et ifpnfer eoig llnaoom n a
oermeo lloboloenbeo. iaa Ri iffe
trettes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08
Gao Os butte
pore Sernebje m

sos sig timber Den faoerlsie9urm'
6iertigbeo. sos. IA, 4.
Roar ieg / Seiu Raon oil forlege
at ifripe lot ON 9srnebiem, iaa
tpnfer ie9 poa, boo0 Den norife
Samfun6siorman0 Bat. Spine en-
Gang iagoe, at pore gsrnebiem par
9lomiter; men mn peO 5 10 NOT, at
8lomiter mao oonoes, elers ois'
ner De 10 bort. Get glpoeOe mig
monge Sang me9et at ie buorleoeS
oe imaa Menigbe0er runOt ON oct
norife 9%ernebiem / geIoit, ga,
oanoeoe oeres lille 9lomit. Seq bao-
Der iaa nof, at 5 M ioritoar,
6poo ieg mener meo at oonoe.
5a. bet er f%orunoerligt at ie,
6oorIeoeg bette Stem er gaaet trent
40; oa ie9 tom BERTH fanotes ser
life en- Sang iaa meget iom en-
6illbsr pao 9looien, men M b.
rer Der til 9iemmet lem 9pgninger,
ire 0unoreoe atres 2ano og en-
Rpngoe Seite % areaturer. buor
mango tor ieg life iiee. oa oct nu er
Ipnge ii6en ie9 bar Der.
"a ieg fom oerira. baoOe ieg BEN
@Ip0e / 10 aar at funne I9gge so
Coli. til Sioe ON aoret no at min
lille SommerIsn. Sort uolaante
ieg Oisie 9enae til Siemmet rente-
frit, men iioen ff ieg Sen GIpOe
at funne ifanfe Dem til oct.
Ia iea fom no al BET norife oa
ino / oet oanife Samfuno, boOOe
ieg BET iamme 0aal for gie, nem-
Zig at funne iamIe liot til pore
gBrnebiem. Seq bapoe oeiaa pnn
BET nprmeife De 80 Coll. iomIet til
eft 9aan til be 6anife 9~srnebiem,
men iaa bleo ieg forbinoret oeri,
on Der bleo Srang for Eengene paa
ct nnoet Steo. 8erefter bIeb iaa Den
8aoe ira 6erren, at funne iamle
liot, offelet in6tiI iibite aar, oar
ieg 6srte, at Dor gernebiemsfasie
par tom; tbi 6a fit leg igen Den
@lpoe ira 6erren at fiinue IPgae
% Coll. / aasien. boilfe ieg ogian
6erte tom / rette lie.
Seq ifrioer life bette for at Gres,
for bpao ieg bar iooet bioraeet til
gernebiemmet, tbi ieg ifummer
mig, foroi ieg life bar iaoet uoret-
tet mere, oa min 9sn er. at Serren
moo foo 2op iii at onbne nit og Dit
Sierte for oenne tore Sag.
Ia ieg for ct Bar aar iioen inn-
0en imuffe 8ernebiemspIaOs / ef
5orn og 6pao Der bar bebpgget
tpnfte ie9: bnor mao Ri mango Iii.
iin0e 7anife Der / 4merifa life
famine os for at looe be imaa's
6iem liage Iaaoan benz geriom Ell.
bper 0anif Wano og aDinoe, iom al
6erren er neliignet meo iaa meget
go0t, piI0e 6i6rage eiter eune til
Den oeilioe gag, ion funOe ri BABE
bait mango ifenne gIomiter / port
Somfnno. Seq mna iige, at ieg
er life inoe for De tore 9srnebiem;
t9i De inoeboloer en- 3ore for at
bli0e til Anitalter, men Oerimoo for
De imon ppne 5iem.
9aar Ri t9nfer os li6t ON, boor
er Der iaa life mango Smaabsrn,
iom lioer 0so, bog er oct life iaa
meget paa 2anoet; tbi Der iio0er
iSolf / Heglen lom temmelig nelitil.
leoe, men oerimoo inoe | De Itore
8per me6 af oeres 5nttieoom og
Glenoigbeo og u0e pnn Seoninge.
marfen | Bontroens Wgrte.
Me0 iooonn ct giGeoe for Die
lao os inn if9nfe Sagen bore CODE
@1ner, iaa at Der fan bline eiort
gloOs for enonu flere Of De imoo
6iplpelsie 8srn.
0g Serren pif bisielia oeliiene os.
81. Wgrf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08

<.tL 6offefafenoer for 1912
xTtT% Hor at introouiere Dor Ma
- talog for 8gger, 4oiifort,
oiu., til enbper qGier af bette 8lao piG oi
ienoe abiulut irit ct @tsenIplar al Dor
6olfefalenoer for 1912, inbeholoenoe mango
SortR ainaer o. Stisier, oeriom &c ienoer
os 10 eler Here &euHers 0auHe % aoresier.
j. v. LEAchMAN & SON. . Minneapolis, MINI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08

Jlullt. ~ r..
at Ri ifulle bupe Saabet", oct
er, boaO 8ouIus Der ierIis oil il
&c.
Saabet itoor for YauIus iom nos
get %ooeror0entlig betpOningsiuIot og
berligt.
Ga oct er life unOerligt, at ban
iptter Itor Bris poa Saabet boaoe
for in egen Del og for oeres Del,
Iom ban bopOe pr9Oifet 6reliens
gnangelium for.
Iii = ban pioite og %erfareOe, at
De life bar / 9eiiOOeIie al oct, Iom
De oirfeIig eieOe / Eroen pao oeres
Serre og 6reIier.
S oct 8. Sap. al iumme grep
ifrioer ban: nSbi / Saabet bleoe
bi ~freIIte; men ct Sanb, iom ies,
er life Saab."
altiao = Be ao oct life, og
en6nu minore bar Sc ! 9eiiooelie al
Oct, Be fit pes 6relien / ariitits,
toertimoo.
3bi foru0 / iamme aaplteI ifri-
Der ban: Seq 6olOer for. at Sen
naruqrenoe 5iOs 2iSelie life er at
regne imoo oen SerIiebeO, ionl ifal
o~oben6ores poo os.~
Ser bar Ri Spnspunftet, bUorira
GouIuS ina i'm og i'm lioS ariit-
mes Stillin9
Cen nprn9ren6e SiOs 2i0elier"
itnnr iom lt0trpf for Oeres pirfeIige
timelige StiIling; 0en par altiaa
Iangtfrn berIig.
Men Den SerIigbeO, iOm ifal
o~abenbnres paa os~ bette 10.
iogn itaar iom ltotrpf for BET, De
eieoe I 9oabet, men life en0nu bar
1 geii0oeIie al.
Og Sroene life at regne imoo"
peger poa ~l1IigbeOen / 89roien al
oct nqrperen6e og oet tiIfommenOe.
Oct er Saabet og BEN Serligbeo,
Tom Saabet omiotter og faitboloer,
Der bolot 8aulus oppe UNDER De
Grengsler, ban gennemgif.
Get par 6aa6et ON SerIigbeo
Dos SUB, Der gao W~artprerne Wo6
og araft og l~t0boloenbe0, nnar De
Leo og til ii0It SsSe ior ariitiSfpIo.
Men 5aa6et bar oeientlig
iomme getponins for os, for Dor
Ei0s ariitne, iom BET baOoe
for Bailus og Dem, ban baooe oun-
oct for 9riitus.
Gel fan oi life / iamme 6or-
itano tole ON ben n9rnprenoe8iOs
2iOelier. iom ban og De funoe.
ariitenoommen bnr nun0et69uo
| 8er0en, iaa cioiliiereoe Iationer
nnerfenoer oens gannIige Snoflp-
belle og bolOer Oeres beifpttenoe
Saano oper oens 9efenoere.
@en alliBepel II gerOen er life
blepen friitelig; BET tore 5lertal
Of Dor 8ios Wenneifer Ieper / 8an-
fro og laoer baont ON ianO og le-
pen6e ariitentro.
0g bDo0 6ar ina ri ariitne ior-
no ior geroens 9srn? &nao be.
fiOoer ri frem for oisie Der i benz
ne 1iloRrelie?
ger0en giper life BrRmie for
ielu ben melt Ggte og ioeoIe ari-
TENDON, boao bar ri iau foruO for
be an0re2
Saabetl Saabetl! 81 ere
freIite | 9aabet, men oct, ri baa.
Der, oct ier ri life, beiioOer bet life,
men bet er gent for os, BET er til-
fommenoel
Oct er 8aa6et ON enigt 2iD og
&crligbe0 bisiet Dos SUB, Der ifnl
opboloe os unOer 2inetS NoOgane
og 8eippr.
Oct er &onbet, Der ifal gipe os
1l06oIoenbeo / Dor FRO un0er 9per-
bogsIiDets Gripinlitet, baooe ttoar
geroen miller, oe nanr ben baaner.
Get er &aabet, Der ifal iRtte
araft | Dor 4rm, ioa ben fan boloe
10 / Qrbeioet for Subs Riges5rem-
gang biernme og noe.
Get er &aabet, Der ifal fploe po-
re Sierter. iad bi fon bore dla0e at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08

Otl puu q Yt0llSNiON AAaL luIlot
babe isrt til, at SripoIis par fom-
men mo UNDER amerifanif 9erre.
BONNIE.
8iaium Cation i6otes 1864 /
Staten Connecticut, bleo Stuoent
100 ira Dartmouth College % to
Nur ienere aoptain / Den american.
ife Grme, 6oor ban uom9rfeoe ii0
/ Snoinnerfrigene
San blep t 1898 ienot iom De ior.
eneOe Staters aoniuI til 8ripolis.
@aa BEN GiO ipiIleoe 9arbaritoterne
en- life u~betpOeIig RolIe / 8eroens-
biitoricn peo Oeres ipitematiif oreo.
ne Ssrsoeri oe Beneeuopresning.
Ga blan0t Rotionerne par BET al.
min6elig Sfif at betaIe Dem EN- oar
liza 5ribut for iaafnl0t 9eIfptteIie
al 6ragtiarere og aoffaroiifibe~. 8e
ioreneOe Stater ilagoes ioaIeoes en-
oarlia Sfat al $4,000 Dollars.
aort 8iO eiter @otons Ani9ttel-
ie iom aoniuI I 6ripolis tit ban ira
Qepen en- Neloing ON, al man ger.
ne itrafs piIoe mooto9e en- 8noe al
10000 @eoprer ira amerifa.
0ette meo a~rigstruoieI iorbmo.
ne 6orIangen0e unoloo beller life
at iptte Gnton i arigsitemnine, og
ban ifrep til 3eeeringen | 8aibing.
ton, at ON man / Steoet for Fri.
but og @aoer bare oiloe ien0e BAN
en- 44-aononers 6regat, ifuloe ban
nof gsre @noe paa baooe 8enen
o. 6ans 6eitninger. ct 5orilna. ION
Oog life uonot 6iIilutning i Ame.
rita.
Cation maatte ga iorelsbig ilao
iig til IaaIs. men oenteoe itooia
paa en- beore %anleoning til at ipt.
Re en- Chopper ior oct Sributo9ien.
iom paafsrte bans e9et 9nn0 banoe
betpOeIig hight % g~0mpeeIie. Zen.
ne anIeonin9 iDntes ban ogiaa bso
Jig ON @iteroaret 1904.
Zen onp9renoe Zen 9uiuf ban.
De tilranet Jig Wagten oeo at afi9t.
te og %forpiie lin 9rooer Samio, ben
retmesiige Serifer, iom banoe to.
get 1ililugt / @gppten. meoens bans
ire Bern boI6tes tiIbage iom @ios.
Ter / Sripolis.
Der opitoo 0a pos Cation, iom
6apoe Jet mango 8eoiier pao Ian
9uiuis llpopuInritet, ben geniale
lanfe at genin0i9tte Snmio poa
lronen oeo omerifanif 9iplp, bnil.
fet OilOe iige UNDER ct Slaes ameri.
fanif Broteftornt. 9nao Der for He.
item ipntes at baoe iPrlig panoirfet
BAN, bar en- Opb Spmpati for 0af
miOs inngne Bern.
Cation began Jig til Baibington,
men Blnnen. iom 6an foreIagoe Re.
eeringen, bIeu aipiit.
uiorfnpt OenOte Cation meo en- Gel
amerifanite 9eoiogere tilbaee 90
ilitteoe iig til 6omio / alexandria
Ser iamleOe ban Ell bsiit brogetSfa.
re paa 500 Nano, n9ientlig aro.
bere o9 @rRfere iornoen nogle ita.
lienife og irnnife 9eteraner. 1e tun
mi 90 Amerifonere por Drinfroften
og SjPlen / 5oretngenoetl
Gfspeoitionen ginl0t isrit Dernn
/ en- aiitnnO al 1000 sim. ira aier.
anorin, og 1905 isrte eaton line be.
ipnoerIige Trooper no / Den for BAN
BELT ufenote grfen.
De 8nnifeIigbe0er, iom man ite0
te pna, oor mango % itore, % lie.
re @ange bolot Gfspeoitionen poa
at qoa / StDffer. araberne gioroe
MDtteri og naateoe at gaa pioere
uoen bsiere Detailing; men 6o ga.
ton til @engpIo true0e meo at al.
ife0iae oa operla0e Dem iii oeres
Sfebne / 2rfenen, feieOe De Zig bur
zig.
Rnn pnsiereoe 2%nnosbper, boor
SnOpoanerne aIorig bnnOe let ariit
ne. 9roos De uenoelige geiperIis
6eOer og @enporoigbe6er orep Dog
Cation fine 5oIf frem 1rer en- 0a.
itigbeo al omtrent 80 ailometer ON
Gngen, in6til man uhmnttet o.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08
ct tripolitanif Gpentbr.
Gn amerifnner, Der ner babbs
ero6ret SripoIis.

3 aooiepelts uTbe OutIoof" for.
tplles Der onerfat for norif yaften.
poiten" - ON ct m1rfeliet epen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08
ST. ger beitaar.

Dor Subs Orb beitaor epiubelis.
(@i. 40, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08

Cotton bIeb beo lin Siemfcmit til
amerifa mootoeet meo fore Sores.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-08
Saabet.

G6i alt, bpaO Der er itreoet
tilforn, oct er ifreuet til Dor
gelering. for at ri futile ba-
be 5aabet ue0 llOboloen6eoen
% Sfrifternes Srsit.
&om. 10, l..
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-08-04

H.. p Andrews of Ceylon, F. S. Pol
lard of Morgan, p. M. Lyons of Mad
isOn Lake, p. o. Raknest of Alpha,
John E. Moore of Lewisville, w. S.
Bartholomew of Avon, A. j. Veigel
of Mankato, A. w. Petrich of Yer
non Center, r. p. Dotson of Sanborn,
John j. Goertzen of Bingham Lake,
Emil Rasmussen of Evan, James ID.
Griggs of Truman, John f. Evans of
Butterfeld, Miss Julia M. Holley of
Madelia, c. p. christensen of Lake
Crystal, Arthur T. Jaeger of Darfur,
Oscar A. Call of Odin, Miss Dolly B.
Thompson of Kasota, A. O. Lea of
New Richland, r. l.. Mork of Brice.
lyn.
Owing to the rain, the automobile
ride that had been planned for late
in the afternoon had to be cancelled
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-08-04

gray suit of clothes. r. l.. BabcOck,
who occupies the rooms upstairs,
made tour of the premises, but
the fellow could not be located. A
policeman was called and he could
find no one lurking about. Two Of
ficers responded at the second call
of the fellow, but he eluded them.
The Cassutts say they could identify
the man.
Ernest Kruse, employed by Henry
Small of North Mankato, relates a
belated hold-up story in which he
was a victim. Kruse is from st.
Paul. Several weeks ago he was
employed as painter on farm near
Mountain Lake. Finishing his con-
tract, he was paid off, and while
waiting in Mountain Lake for a
trian he fell in with several stran-
gers.
They soon learned that he had
money in his possession. Kruse
bought eatables for the bunch and
accompanied them to spot short
distance from the village where they
went into camp. While Kruse was
asleep his false friends stripped him
of his wealth, something like $16.
Kruse states that he has had all
the experience he desires with
tramps.
The farm home of Martin Appert,
four miles east of Kasota, on the
Lake Washington road, was burg
larized Sunday The thief carried
away safety razor and some to-
bacco and cigars. The house was
ransacked from top to bottom, but
no money was obtained.
Mr.. Appert was in Mankato where
his wife is ill.
Neighbors observed stranger in
the vicinity of the house. He is re-
ported to have walked as if he was
slightly lame in one leg.
The home of Albert Struck OF
Cleveland township, LIE Sueur county.
was the scene of robbery yester-
day afternoon. The thief stole a sill
yer watch, fob, gold Dracelet and
so cents in money The family were
absent from home when the robbery
occurred.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-08-04
From Thursdays Danny.

From thursdays Danny.
The postoffice at Lake Crystal was
robbed last night by craftsmen. who
made safe getaway, apparently.
There is no clue to the robbers. The
safe was blown, and $45 in money
was secured, but the stamps were
not touched.
The robbery occurred between
1890 and one o'clock this morning.
The cracksmen entered the building
and proceeded to soup" the door of
the safe, and did it so effectually
that single explosion blew the door
off. The explosion did no damage
to the building, but it exposed the
money drawer, and the robbers lost
no time in selling that and running
for cover, although this seems to
have been unnecessary. The box was
found this morning near w. p. Mar
stons elevator, where it had been
left after being Invested of its con-
tents.
Aroused Several People.
The explosion aroused several citi-
zens from their slumbcrs, but they
paid no attention to it, and Marshal
Neumann seems to have been left
practically alone in his endeavors to
find the robbers. The latter were
not seen by anyone. No suspicious
characters were seen lettering about
the streets during the evening, nor
were any strangers noticed about
the village. No one was seen run
ming away afterwards.
Marshal Neumann was at the de.
rot to meet the ITO a. m passen-
Unr t,.nt 20 nc l.;
is to conduct any arrivals to the no.
tells and unlock the latter, as the
hotels arc locked at night. He was
attending to this matter at the time
of the robbery, and as the depot
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CImeS had postcard on one side
OF which was a picture of church
at Clintoa, Iowa. One of the mer
had a piece of soap in his pocket
but no burglars tools or nitrOglyc-
crime were found
Guarded All Night.
CimeS and HanlOn were put under
guard the balance of the night. Sew
eral men volunteered this service. In
the morning the couplet were taken
to st. Peter in an auto, Mr. Stolt
accompanying Marshal Burg as
guard. Cimes and Hanlon were plac.
ed in separate cells.
Sheriff August Olson went to Nicol
let and looked over the scene of the
attempted robbery and then devoted
the greater part of Sunday to a
search for the third man, who is
described as being five feet ten
inches tall, weighs about 100 pounds
wore dark suit of clothes, gray hat
black mustache and black hair. The
sheriff came to Mankato late in the
afternoon and conferred with the
local officers, furnishing them with
a description of the third man and
and requested that the fellow be
held should he show up in this city
Hanlon Makes An Admission.
Hanlon' and Cimes put i'm the claim
that they were drunk and did not
know what they were doing when
they entered the building. Hanlon
remarked: ut was a drunken caper'
He admitted having lifted the CRATE
out of place and said that he used
his knife to cut hole through the
door. He stated that his home is in
Racine, Wis.,, where his parents re-
side. He gave his age as thirty-sev-
en-. He denied ever having been arrest
ed before except for drunkenness. He
has no trade.
Cimes claims New Mexico as his
home and gave his age as eighteen
He looks older than that He stated
that he is a cook and was on his
way to North Dakota where he ex.
pected to secure employment.
Both men act as If they had been
frequent inmates of a Jail. Neither
would give up any information rela.
tive to their pal who escaped, and
denied that anyone had stood guard
while they entered the building.
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disease and ought not to be al
large.
Hanlon stated that he met Cimes
at Cameron Junction, Mo-, about
three weeks ago and has been with
him ever since. Ciines admitted
to Free Press representative that
he put in most of his time beg
ging and spending the money thus
derived for whisky. He was arrested
by Officer Andengaard in Mankatu
last week Wednesday for begging
and spent the night at the city jail
He claimed the mayor and chief OF
police gave him permission to beg
all of which was falsehood.
I Hanlon and Cimes were i'm St
Peter Saturday morning, walked
from there to Oshawa and then back
to Nicollet. They claim to have
made the acquaintance of the third
man at Oshawa
May Have Tried Job Here.
Hanlon and Cimes are suspected
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LOCKED UP WRONG MAN.

) When Sheriff Osten reached
; Lake Crystal he was shown
) three men that Marshal Neu-
) mann had locked up and
; guarded in the village prison.
; Larson was not one Of them,
!. but one of the men closely
, answered the description of
) kaIin. Larson evidently did
; not 90 as far as Lake Crystal.
; The men were we'll dressed
) and appeared to be honest la
; boring men, and came to Man.
; kato voluntarily with Sheriff
; Osten in the hope of getting
; work.
; Larson has made another
. getaway and the officers are
. at loss to know where to
. find him. He has no money,
. but has a sister in Minneapo-
. lis, and it is thought that pos
? sibIy he may go there. It is
, not doubted but that he will
. be apprehended sooner or
: later
: County Attorney Schmitt
. had a talk with KaIin in the
. Jail this forenoon, but the pris-
: oner was not inclined to talk,
. and would neither affirm nor
. deny matters relating to the
, robbery.
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DESCRIPTION OF MAN WHO .
WAS SLAIN. :

! The following is a descrip-
tion of the man who was
slain: Five feet eight inches
In height; weighed ITO to 1870
pounds; smooth faced; dark
brown hair; dressed in dark
!. suit with blue overaIIs; black
SLOUGH hat. He was apparently
!, farm hand and not a tramp.
He had not worked on farms
near LeSueur.
II is said that the three
!. men who are suspected Of
having committed the crime
J, were seen about leSueur early
Saturday evening. One wore
, a blue suit of clothes. He was
4 quite tall. His companions
were shorter in stature and
! wore gray suits.
4 The coroner's inquest is be-
I, ing held this afternoon. II
!, was limited at noon today that
!. there was likely to be some
new development. II was said
the officers had something up
their. sleeves which they did
not care to reveal at present.