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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-10


ter Der perurteilten 9ribcr, meinte
bitterlid, dI5 iie bon Der Ihucren
Straie. Oie ibre Sobnc getrofiel
bate. borte. Ole arnie alte Trau lit
fronf, ieitoem ihr Die yPitteiIund
BON Dem @eitdnonis tbret 50bne ge-
maht nuroe.
Cos 9IngeIcs. 6. Ge3.
Der MenidenanOranq bel Der beu-
tigen llrteilSberfiinOunq mar 10
groB, oaB Die 9riloer Mc]}amara
altf beimliden @Hegen in5 e5eridt ae.
ihafft meroen '.nlBten. Die qan5e
8erhanollng linbm nur "a Minnten
in gtniprnb. 5pmobI IiitriftSaulualf
SSreoerifs, mic glnfpoft 0arrom uno
ieine 9liiiItenten meigerten lif nadl
Der 8erhonolung, glu5iagen gu ma
hen. @1breno Der Belt, Die iie iid)
i'm @eriht befon6en, purne Den Bril-
bern nid]t, ruie erpartet. cine @orla-
0ung por 6ie 8luoess@roBgeidlpo.
renen 3uaeItellt.
Superior, g8is., 5. 0e3.
9i6qIiherneiie miro Srtie glc.
Mani9al, Der geftGnoige 9puamiter.
na6 bier dusQeiieiert.
Qhilabelpbia, 6. Deg.
Die 8ebrii0er McRanara iino
nat ser 8ebouptung oes Geteftip8
@iainm s. Burns, Der bier BON
GleueIan0 onlangte, fir cine Heibe
non Grplolouen pernntiuprtIidl. Die
iih bier in Gilenneubauten mdhreno
ser leeten poar SSobre ereiQneten.
Der @e6eimpolBiit iogt, oaB er ge-
ipetie bat, ooB einer Der Wcg}am1ras
iii philadelphia mar, aIs lih cine
@rploiion in Dem STATE eines geIuii.
len Sourrp G0ipor05 ereiqnete. Der
Deteftip bebanptet and, oaB Crtie
MclRonigal ibm er31bIte, oaB er
hierber gefommen mare nit Dem 9luis
troge, cine Giietlbabnbriide an ipren.
gen. 0od ooB er oieic8 nid)t tbat neil
er ansfnno. ooB beridieoene W}et8-
faIernen in Der gtdbe Der Bride itun,
ben, mo neil er fiird)tete, 0ab ourd
Die GrpIolion Wfenid)en ums 2eben
foHmen .fonuten. BURNS ioqte audi
mi 9eiragen, Dab meitere 8crbafs
tuu9en ans anlaB Der llnteriudylng
pegen Der groben 8eridpp0rung@ane
qeleqenbeit Doraenommen mer0en
niiroen. Namen nollte er ober
niht nenneu. Gr Iaotc, 0ob
Die 0ntionalbeb0roe Der @eperf-
itdft Der Giienbauar6eiter slobn Z.
Dic9lamara aeipiiie @el0iumuten ju.
getpteien bQtte, uno odb oieie9eb0roe
ieiner Weinung nod muBte, OaB oas
C8elo Sur 9cgebung bon 0nnanit.
perbredlen oienen ioate.
Genoer, Colo, 6. Gej.
S5n Der @ofinung einiqe Der mnite-
riolen erploiionen in COLORADO. pel-
DIE in Den Iebten sSabren itottion0eu,
ouf3utl0ren. iiHo 9lgenten 0es Ie.
teftius Burn uaf Colorado Qeaa0t
moroen, I'M Anffldruna su idaiieu.
Cos angeIes, 8. It}.
Gem 3u Iebensldnglihem 3udts
baus oerurtbeilten 15aInes 9. J}c-
Enmorn uuroe beute cine Sd10en.
eriabfIage auf $4,000 aaeitaut.
1ieielbe 1T BON 5rau orrfe Ut.
5mpDer. Der g2itttue eines bei Der
Iimes-grploiion uHlgetommenen Ie-
IegrapbIiten, einaereidt moroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-10
ga ;sollctte fua btlien.
RnhlauS.
&oreilia.
ct. geterabur8, 6. 0e5em6

ct. Geter5burg, g. 3e5enrber.
q(u5 glnloB Der grfldrung Der
ltna6baugiqfeit Der Wlongolei iagi
Die ,.Ropoie @remja", Die DieIfod
oas Dtun6Itild lit. ourh Die oieRegie.
rung ibre }bbiid)teu 0erfiinoet, oaF
9fubInno Ole Uolleuoete 9atiad)e an.
nebmel mo Die Yiolmolei ais unab.
baugiaen Staat anerlennen ioQte.
gei 0ieier @elegenbeit betont bag
9lntt Die ,Sreuuloidait oes Dalai
2anas fur gtubldn0.
Ct. Betersburg. 6. De3.
SSnfolge einet Grploiion. melde
beute in Ser Bolo.itnteriadlunas.
9(6teiIung Der 3aiierliten Miinse
itottiano. fnuoen 3pei AngeItelIte
ibren 1oo umo 40 tpuroen perlpuu.
oct.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-10
3meite Bctlda(t.
9iOrssu Uirb @rdfOsut Salt bsm
SOasreh icine 5peitr SOtidaft,
Sas AnsIano betreiisnS, iber.
reidJen lniiea.
GnaOm bilit Campbell,
g2nihinatpn. s. Qe,ernber.

~NN tttt stA@att t.- * tNlstNN+s
0ieGipIonasie iug9abiugton mar
tet nit groBer Spanuuul aui Sra.
iioent Cats 3ueite 9oiAait, SIC NOR
gen Nlittag Dem SeuJreb ii6erianot
merocn ioa. 2ieieIse i1l ranentIid,
sic @erbalhliiIe ber @ereiuigten
Staoteu 3lm sluSkaae bebanOeln.
GS miro aber nidt sruartet. 3u5 ser
%rali0ent eme entide oenoc Stcl.
lung 3u iraelle melhc .lraqcn neh.
men miro. 2ie lf'irqe aabinet$
iitung not lid) hehlR 0msidllieBih
Ger ruiiiiheu 4u'drl1c gemLOmet,
mo man gtoltbt onhfr 0oB Ser Sra.
iiOeut ttlpos iiber SIeic Sadie III ia.
aen babtu miro % Hod immer 81
plonlatiidR &erhanolunacn nit Rub.
Iano geplloaen ,peroen miro cine
eHOaiiItige @ntihciornl nidlt euuar
tet.
Scnotor Gu0om hot heute Goit.
meiiter Gompbea nerIprohen, ieinc
g2ie0erernennuna 8u uuterltiiBen.
Der 2lmtshrmin B Gainneiiter8
lduit ON n6dlten 0ieuitaa n6. Io
Senator YorimerS @ort and ,n ei.
ner Termination notb3p2u0ig lit. miro
e@ faum mo9lid, ieiu. aab sic 9lnqe.
lc9enheit in 0en meninu ji6ri1cn "a.
gen abae'hloIien miro &oimciiter
Gompbea miro aber ood iein gmt &c.
hatcn bis ieiu 9fddiolqer ernannt
iii uu0 Miro oubcr in Der 3miifelt3eit
BON Ieiupm $4,000 bir0arSen Sob.
reS1ehalt niht5 eiH6iincn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-10
@orO. nno sel6ItmOro.
@eEp gort. 6. 9esn1rber.

8eorqe Saflon, elm 4uamanduf,
'pdrter an Der 9tesU Dorf Central.
Balm. utadte einen 8erinh iit6 NIT
ieiner fSrau. nit Der er lid aesunft
bate, 3u Ueri0buen. 0ieie 1pelgerte
iib oeiien uno erfIdrte, iie moate
fortau getrennt oon ihm Ie5en mo
iih ourd Sdnei0erei eruabren. SoSaf,
ION feuerte oaraui 8Dei S19iliie ouf
fie cb, uHo ja8te Hh oa,m, als fie
tCf Hieoerfiei, istbit eiIte stugeI in
ben aopi. gr iant 10. cuer uber
t5re 2eiae.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-10
ale1 qnoer iicat.

Sos 9lngeles, Sal. 8. Ge5en5er.
G5eorge alleron5er, Der amoioot
s9 .Sute Aegieutn9s@ .Gidets fiir
gerneiiter. Der SOB 6nrrIman.
siHen Soiia,iitea, bei oe- itd0tiihen
2a tllua. bate mad BEN bisher
1iHaaloHienen 4Soh berid)ten cine
.H'e5raejt 1on beInabe II 900 StiH'
laea. ais lest iIno Dis 6eridlte Don
ia Mobbc3Jrten aus eiper 3e.
iaHgt3ohI 09n 317 eynaeIauieH. ST,
ai5a @esirfen erbieIt aIeyaRoer
4o37i StrnuzeR uno Sarrmau
p ,535.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-10

berIaiien oie Stution." 1ieicS SEA.
bel fam beute BON 5den Gbo ,Su
(9ropin5 0u-0on) an 4aitor @eorge
Sobuiou, oeu 'Sefretar 0er Gnnnge.
lildlen D}iliionsgeietiihait, ipclhe
bier ibreH 5ib bat. Die 9otidait
mar non Baitor u. $. g}itbbnit uuter.
}ed)net. Der nit ieincr Satin, 0en
Goltor 6. 6. 9fanf ne6it 5rau mo
Bnei Stiuoern, Sri. Gi8abetb5 heriipp
ans Hentliuaen uno SRI. 9lunn ,W
9tolofi ans @anr bort ltatio.
niert limo.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-10
sScridDicOrnc SSeriia..cli.
NlIIisn. lenn., s. 4e3em5er.

NLlll@iy KIM, .. &e5elH0er.
gie Met0unaen BON ser 8crbrcn.
nuHa uon orei 9tegern eurd, einen
meiBcn 9iob, Gle iih bier in Der
9ad)5Qrid)aft 8uaetra9en haben iou.
irur0en, pie man glaubt, oaourA
per1nlaBt. oaB Gin gie9er. Ben. 93et.
fi8rep. NIT ieincu bci9eu &inoern in
6ieiem ( (Geeatar} GonnrD am iebten
Breitag getotet pnroe Qetti3reip
mUoe 0a5 Spicr DsB 8dn9crn uno
bon oer t5Gpalttat eiue5 4fobs fam
nic1t 1is Re0e iein. Gs 9ciTt. oaB
mebrere EeriaHen. Sic nu &cr00d)te
'tabeu, an Sem oyeiia6len @lor0e nit
duloi9 sa iein, 6eobadltet 4peroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-10
GnalanO.
Some MnIe.
WV IFFFF4
Qnnnnn. 6.

Souoon, 6. 8e5.
Qremierntiniiter asquitb ertldrte
i'm llnterbauie. 0oB ole JiegIerung
nae neutrality-suspicious. Wlittel, ole
ibr 3ur 8eriilgui9 itdnoen, onluen-
Den miiroe, UNI cine nSome GuIe"
8orlage filr 9Srlano in Dem lebigen
Horlament ourdBubringen. Gr CT.
fIdrte Dies in Beantnortung elmer
i5raae BON 8ialam S8rleu, Ser
treter pon Sort 6itp. Der iein 9enen.
fen duBerte iIber cine fiir3lide 0{el-
0nng ooB Serr 9IsQuitb periud)te,
0as S6erbau5 Oahin gu 6riugeu, Die
o6ome Hule" 8orIage a63utun, luenn
0ieie in oas @allS Der Goros fame
Ter Yrentier meint nit leIu'r or.
fldrnug, oaB er beabiidtl8l Die
Some 9tule" 9orlo9e in bre oui
chamber ioI8enoen Sisungen onr1'
3lioriiden, mas lie gum (Seieb MAIDEN
miiroe, and menn 0os Gberbau3 0d.
gegem tudre.
Epfer Der guft
2on6on, 6. 0e3ember.
3uei Berionen muroen BET c5ilen.
In Der 9tabe bon Scarborouoh
0orfihire. 0pIer eiuc5 5lugrnoidi.
nenunfaas. @ibert Orion Der sSilb.
rer 0es QeropIans blieb ouf Der
G.gae tot, iudbrenb ieiE Baiiagier
Robert g8eib oer 8erletuugen, Die
er erlitt, erIt indte, erlag.
yNunretuuiu" seitranbet.
@inerpool, Z. Ce5.
Ger Gunar0 Gaupier ..0loureta.
MIA" rib iih in itiiruiidem 8etter
pon ieinen anter los uno gerirt bel
1iugle aui @ruuo.
1a 2eoiatbnn fonnte bis sur
5mn0e nidt losgebradt meroen uno
Ieinc 2tbiabrt ant 5ontfag lit 3Deis
ielboit
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-10
lie llnrubeH in Mernc ideimeu truk
Der !6Grte Der RegiernHs
Sa madlien.
@O lit 8epes2
Eae Der General cine &eoolntiun
plant, lit sadl 9lngabe Ytalgrps als
iIdler an3unebmen.
&eoUlntiuudr pcrhaitet.
91lerifo. Git0. 6. Ief

9)'crifo. Cjt0. 6. 9e5
SSic0cr gdbrt uu0 ijeOet Is i'm
canoe. lIeberdu tanden 8eriidte
uon Observation-Disclosures mo lin.
lhlrjproletten oul dber feiner meiB
ehuo2 &eltinnte9 5u mel0ell. Die
'HegermB 0c9 9Srdii0cnten aebt
lhorr por, lGBt &er0adltlae filrser
@dn0 eridieBcu umo fiirbtet iid ooh.
@elonoer9 nm Die Neriof oc9 8e.
neral 9lepeS lit man icbr 6eiorat.
giuoero bebaupiet. 0aB ct 9eipelie
0dIir Bate 0oB Der General cine
HeooIntion plane, a6er Die Gldne
oeaelben ia, jo9ar iein geaemuGrti-
9er 2luleatbalt iin0 nollitdn0ig unbe.
tannt Der Q}niiter oes SSnnern,
9brom @on5ue9. oriidtc sic 2lnlidt
aus. OaB fene9 neriudleu miroe. ore
&lllte 81 erreihcn nm aui einaut
tron2atiaatiheu Camper naf Gu-
ropd ju enttounteH. 9tu0ere hinqeaeu
lin0 oauon iibcGeuat, oab er ii1
ir8cH0Do am &io 0jraa0e auibalt,
ulo0 oIe 0ritte M|eiuuug leht Oubin,
oaB er iiber Oic @rtn3e ndd Geras
gegnnQeH lit.
SSie Dem oud lei. 10 ihie6t grd.
li0ent 4tnocro OenI Rcuc9 ieoenfaIls
oIIe aroBeru uno fIeinern erbebum.
gen oer iebten 3eit 3u5 uno piiroe
iher rubiger idlaien, menn er oen
@enerol III ielner @Vmalt Butte.
,{uln 9an0er1@. EN- iriiherer He-
belIciriiIlrer. melder mouuteland Den
1tnot 1fn1loa tcrroriliert hat, lit
bier beute Ql0r5cu onletommeu mo
prompt in 0oit qenonmea moroen.
Iie @ontroperie 5piiheH DenI
Vraltoenten Ho oem @oluerneur
bon Cagaeu lit ourrb sic guuhung
0e9 Gbe elomej erleoigt lnorOen.
aurstr RrO5eR.
Staot .Q}egito, 6. 1e5eulber.
f8rege 9lirre8nag 6erriAt in San
@eronimo mo Oaroca megen Der
3oohmg pon Soie Comes, oes Set.
ters Der 9lepolution in ,Snd,itan, ser
III fincon 9Intonio nit ieiner 9lns
bduger gelpnd)t unroe Cine aroRe
gIn3abl BON ieincn iriihcfen glnbGns
geru front in oieIeu St1oten 3ll.
iammen uno beteuett ibre 9oDoli-
tat 5n Comes. plenlhenbalien 3o<
gen onrh Die StraBen uno itieBeu
BermiInidltn1en aegen Dlaoero aus.
0ter berrift aroBe QIuirealIng nn0
gntrultling megell 0er oSuspen0ie-
rung Der @3arontieeu" in 6rie0enss
3eit Spe3ialmeioungen bon Wee.
ri0a iAeinen 5u beitdtiaen, baB in
9elaho I'M Gtuate g)ucaton 13 Re
beaeH BON 5taatstruppen pon Gant-
pehe, Die nod 2htcatan 9efommen
paren, um oen 0ortiaen 9luiitanb
3u mterorilden, furjerhlno eridoi-
en luur0eu. Ia& artegsminiIte.
rium muroe benahridtiat. Dab SO
poblbelpaiinete 9}c6eileu in @omes
in Der 9}ahe oou San @eronimo ge-
langen aenomnen muroen @s ia.
men WteI0ingen BON glliitdnoen IN
6ooten ln0 i'm 8iitritt BON GefaE
0itIib mto iiiolih uon Wlerioa.
"a Sollette iua brIfen.
81 9aio, Ger, g. DEG.
Die fl oageblid1eu NeDiitas, peIs
die bier auf Die 9Inflage Der gteutra.
litdt5berlebun9 angebalten murOen.
6aben iih in einefu EeIegramm an
5enntor ga 6ouette geIponot, inoem
iie augaben, Dab ilr lid totidhlidI
in sen 6duoen W2erifaniider Detef-
tipe befdnoen. Sic eriuhen int
9illfe, um lire 6retbeit 8u erlangeE.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-10
giener a0nilltt.
Stonitantlnopel. G. Qt

StUN7IaIHHIUVtI, .. Ae5.
grnite Rubcitorun9eu iuno in IS.
til. 80 9lteileu norolidl bon 5olo.
nit, oorgefonmeu DieIelpen linD Die
sSolge eines 9onbenatieHtats ili ei.
ner 0loitee am d. Dej., bel mcldler
@eIcgenbeit IL 9erionen qetotct un0
90 nerwimoet iuuroen. 2IuS Nahe
grifieu Die 1iirten sic 9uIgarcn.
meldle iie Der Got beihuIOi9ten an,
toteten fl llno perpmOcten t57.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-10
Robben .gcrtrdae.
gQnihin1tnn G So

%NuT NIIEHAVII, y AE3glfIUEf,
Ser Gefretdr nn0 8eih1ftsirager
Der ssapaniid]en 9otid]oit. Sanihira.
iiberreidte beute i'm 5taots 1ep1rte.
meHt 0le g8ehielQote iibcr oen Ser.
tro9 sum 5dlute Der Gob6en, Del.
der Iebten CONNER geihloiien mur.
be. Gie briti}d]e @emielnote 1T ifon
muo lpeHu Die ruiiiitle,
'uie ertpartet. in etnigen 3aaen cit.
triift, lit Die RGtiiitation in ber ieit,
gsiee.sH GET. D b. bis aum "a 7e.
5es19gg poQ6ra4t.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-10

Wodl Elm 2SrridjiuSrer.
Gporto, gortuaol, G. s,

ApOtt0, Eortu1aI 8. Ne3.
gaiteIto groneo, Ser tp1breno oie
Wtonardie nod eriitirte, 8elanotcr
In China mar, ruuroe bier unter Der
8eihul0igitug berbnitet, Dab er nah.
reRo zines 9Iuienthaltes in gsal:lier
i'm 5ntereiie elmer GeridD5runo sum
llmitur5 Der 8epubIit aeG1Seites
bubeA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-10
1eutidjIano.
3sfOmt bsisitigt.

Berlin, 6. Gej.
Ter 2odout Der W}ctoaarbeiter,
pelher ON 30. gfooember beqaun
INTO 30 10000 gtrbeiter umiaBte,
lii bsR.e beenoigt por6eW.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-10

G:au QasD gseysamaro, bic Ulut.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-12-10

Die 2e9ationeu Der groBeren
Mahte oeritdrfen ihre Bohen oui
3O0-500 Nnnn. 9rieie bon Sian.
,Su, 0atiert pom IA. 9tooem6er beitd.
ttgen fur5 ben augriff aui d5remne,
Delfer tiir3lih bort itottionb. Ger
0ortige 5eutie,e g'oitbeonfte Bbilipp
Manners beiano ii6 oer5eit nod am
2eben. uno Der Giitriftspoitmeilter
g8. Senne erboIte iid 9on ieiHeu
@unoea.
Gleoeluno. g., 6. Deg.
sLis Gage wiEa fTHi5gr. Aae
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-03-24

at thirty-five per cent above the best
standard make. 1t evidently requires
courage, patience and perseverance
to take an invention of this kind be-
You'd the experimental stage. Mr..
Hodapp made all of the patterns
and did some of the machine work
himself, which shows that he has
the mechanical ability to bring his
theories to practical termination.
Will Organize a Company.
Mr.. Hodapp will attempt to or
ganize company to manufacture
the heater in Mankato. 1t will re-
quire a separate plant, with skilled
artesians. II he cannot succeed in
Mankato he will take the matter up
with outside concerns. There would
be large demand for these heat
ers, without doubt, and when man.
ufactured in quantities they could be
placed on the market in competition
with any others. This is a matter
that the Commercial club might well
look into The Free Press would
suggest that it appoint commit
tee to investigate the merits of the
heater, feeling that the committee
would be astonished at the ingenuity
shown by Mr.. Hodapp and at the
practicability of the new heater.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-03-24
Funeral of Mrs. M. j. Severance
Was Held This Morning.

From Mondays Daily.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of the late Mrs. M. j. Sew
erance was held at the residence on
South Broad street at ten o'clock
this forenoon, and were attended
by a large number of the friends
and neighbors of the deceased. The
services were in charge of Rev. P!
K. Edwards, rector of st. Johns
Episcopal church, and were very
impressive. In accordance with the
wish of the family, there were no
floral offerings except those made
by the relatives.
The pallbearers were w. B. Da-
vies, F. Lyle Soaring, B. F. Pay,
J. A. Flittie, John Murphy and w.
j. Merchant The interment was
made at Glenwood cemetery, and a
large number followed the casket
there to witness the last rites and
let fall tear as the remains were
lowered to their last resting place.
, The musical numbers were very
sweetly rendered by Mrs. H. A.
Patterson and Mrs. H. l.. Schmitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Severance ar
rived yesterday from Omaha and at
tended the funeral.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-03-24
Fifteen Thousand Dollar injury Case
Against Traction Company.

From Tuesdays Daily
The $4,000 personal injury suit of
Miss Fanny NJ. Fields VS.. the Man
kato Electric Traction company went
to trial in the district court at two
o'clock this afternoon. before Judge
Snow Of Winona. The jury was
drawn week before last S. B. Will
son is the attorney for the plaintiff
and A. r. Pfau, Jr., and G. J. Laur.
isch are the attorneys for the de-
PENDANTS.
Miss Fields, the plaintiff, will claim
she was very badly injured while
alighting from street car at the
corner of Clark and Parsons street
last fall She will allege that she
had told the conductor that she and
other members of the family wished
to get off at the corner, there being
no push button on the car, and the
conductor had signaled the motor
man, who did not stop at the cross
ing but went little beyond, and
started up again before Miss Fields
could get off. The defense claims
that the accident did not occur
through its negligence, but that the
plaintiff stepped from the car before
it had stopped. and that the plain
tiff was negligent.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-03-24
OBITUARY..

Mrs. Amelia Ballard, wife of James
Ballard, died Thursday morning,
March 16, at her home, with cam
Ger of the stomach.
Mrs. Ballard was a daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Plum of Lyra
township, where she was born, Octo.
Der Is, 1866
She was a very successful teacher,
having taught six years in all, three
of which were taught in her home
district, No. ITO. Many of her pu-
pills will remember her pleasantly
and many a life will feel the i'm
press of her beautiful Christian char
acter. She was very much devoted
to her father and mother and cared
for them both during their last i'll
ness.
She was united in marriage with
James Ballard December 80, 1892.
She leaves one child. Ella Lenora,
aged seventeen. About five years
ago she commenced to take osteo-
pathic treatment for spinal trou-
BILE, from which she had suffered
since a child. After taking treat
ment for a year and half, cancer
on the breast began to develop, and
about three years ago she had her
first operation for the same, and
since then has undergone six opera
tions, the last being in January.
About Christmas time the cancer
began in the stomach, which caused
her death.
She became a Christian when but
child and has lived beautiful
Christian life. Each time she went
to the hospital for an operation.
her Bible went with her. She will
be deeply mourned by those who
knew her.
Services at the house at 9 a. III.
Sunday, and at Good Thunder at
1870 p. IN. at S. d. A. church.
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City Treasurer Apportions Money to
the Several Funds

The following distribution has been
made of the money received Satur.
day from the county treasurer: In
terest fund, $1,O2S.S3; general fund,
$2,0S4.SO; police. ~S1,44452; health,
$292.15: salaries, $2,04S.20; park
fund, s1,152.3S: fire department, ST..
SS2.75; road and bridge fund, ST..
320.9S: light fund, S1,444.52; sink,
ing fund, $5S4.3O; permanent i'm.
provement fund, $1.444.52; munich
pal court fund, $292.15; printing and
supplies, $211; total, $16,230.60.
The $127.23 that was paid in for wa
ter frontage tax was placed in the
water and light fund. The $15S.S9
that was received from other special
assessments was ordered placed in
the permanent improvement revolv
ing fund.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-03-24
The CaIvinistic Methodist Presbytery
Adopts Series of Resolutions.

At the quarterly meeting OF the
Calvinistic Methodist presbytery,
which was held at Bethel church,
Butternut Valley, March Is and 16,
attention was called to the fact that
the voters of the village of Lake
Crystal will be called upon to vote
on the question of granting or not
granting of liquor license in the
election, which will be held Tuesday,
March rs. The following resolution
was adopted:
BE it resolved, that we wish to
thank our Heavenly Father that the
majority of the voters of the above
named village, have seen best to
vote against granting liquor license
for the past three years. Further,
that we tender our sympathy with
the temperance people that they are
called again to make another fight;
but hope and pray that their efforts
shall be blessed with such a victory
that this question shall be settled
forever. Further, we authorize that
the moderator and secretary of our
presbytery to sign the above resolu-
ton on behalf of the presbytery, and
have the same published in The
Lake Crystal Union and Mankato
Free Press w. Machno Jones,
moderator: William E. Evans, sec
rotary.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Advertised letter list for week
ending March IL
Frank Anderson.
John Cappell. OWN Carlson, Kath.
crime Callaghan.
Leonard Doyle, J. p. Dunno.
Camuel Guisberg, Edward Harder,
Robt. Harlin, VIM. Harrison, II. B.
Hull, VIM. Hyland.
Harry B. Johnson.
Lewis Larsen, Andrew Larsen
Mrs. Emma Meyer. Harrison
Moore.
julius PAIL, Minnie Paulson, Maik
Petriewsky.
Miss Annie Schultz OR. R.6), Mrs.
Lester Sheehan. Mrs. Rosie Schneider.
Augusta Tomford.
James Wittet, Robert o. Wolf,
Weidl.
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HEARING HAD IN THE POLICE
COURT LATE YESTERDAY.
Alleged AssaiIant Acted as His Own
Attorney; Held to Await Ac-
ton of Grand Jury.

From thursdays Daily.
Only two witnesses were exam-
ined by the state at the preliminary
hearing of Joseph Bell, who was
charged with making an assault upon
John HUM with intent to kill, in
the bunk house at the Rapidan
dam, week ago Monday morning.
Peter o. Mithun, whose home is at
Bisbee, N. D., testified that he tried
to act as peacemaker between the
two men, and that Bell dealt him
blow on the arm with knife and
inflicted an ugly wound, to the bone.
Whisky Cause of Trouble.
Ole Sorenson, whose home is at
Lake Crystal, told of the trouble
preceding the assault He said that
Bell went to Huhn's bunk and got
the latter's bottle of whisky, and
took a drink. The witness had told
HUM of this and HUM went to his
bunk and looked and saw that the
bottle was gone. Then he went to
Bell and asked him if he had taken
the bottle, but Bell denied that he
had the bottle. HUM went back to
his bunk and looked into it again,
but did not find the bottle, and
went to Bell a second time and saw
the bottle in front of Bell. Bell
then struck HUM, and they scuf-
fled, and Mithun, who was sitting
at table writing, went and sep
arated them. Mithun told them
both to go to bed, and they went
to their hunks, but came away again
and HUM went out, and then Bell
made a rush for the door with his
hands up, as though he was going
for HUM. Mithun grabbed and held
him as he was about to go out of
the door. The witness did not see
the defendant strike Mithun, but
Bell got away from him, and then
the witness saw blood trickling
down Mithun's wrist
Bell Held to Grand Jury.
The state rested at this. and the
court asked the defendant whether
he had any evidence to put on. Bell
gave his head a jerk and replied in
peevish voice that he had not.
The court then held him to the
grand jury without bail and commit
ted him to the custody of Sheriff
Osten.
The police recognized Bell as a
man whom they locked up two or
three weeks ago for being drunk.
The man was good natured enough
at that time. 1t is said that he was
employed at the dam for about
three weeks He is an Italian, al
though of light complexion.