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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-10-26

GkamGaY.siaS E1gga KsMggs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
A. Byne Drowned

Capetown, April l5.--tSrecial.) )-Particu- lars have reached here of the death of Mir. A. Byne. head jaier here at Entebbi prison, Nairobi, British East Africa. While crossing the Victoria Nyanza with some warders and two prisoners, a num- her of hippopatami were encountered. Byne fired and wounded one, but it charged the canoe and upset it. Byne and the two prisoners were drowned, the warders saving themselves by clinging to the upturned canoe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
Factory Bill Passed

Calcutta, April 15.-(Special )-The fac tory bill which limited adults to F hours and children to six hours daily labor has been passed into law. The bill is now generally regarded as practical work ing measure.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
FOR RENT-Four nice ur

furnished rooms; together or separate. Brick building, op- posite park, over drug store. 18th St. N., 9th Ave. Inquire 2020 2d Ave
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
New Footwear

tand  cal a Pumps
 
 A al patena andy
  henew wstes as wlas tn emakea aspecaIt 0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
We Make Bows, Sashes
 and ROsettes Free


 A beautiful line of new ribbons, in all widths and prices from 1c up to $1 yd. We have jus tmarked up two new shipments of four and five-inch ribbon in all the pretty new colors and color combinations. Suit able for sashes, hair bows, trimmings for hats and for fancy needlework.
 Two Specials For Monday FIRST, Ribbons worth up to 35c yd., at ........ .9c SECOND = Ribbons worth up to 65c yd., special at 29c Let us make your bows, sashes, etc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
We are exclusive Birmingham agents for w. l.. Douglas Shoes for Men


  Douglas shoes.P range om$
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
Muslin Gowns

S1.JO Gowns, of soft nainsook and made up in many desirable styles. Open fronts with long sleeves, slip-over style with short kimono puff sleeves. They are trimmed in cluny, round thread and val laces. Others trimmed in many patterns so O sae Monsay S9
 SfO0 Gowns, of soft material, made round, square necks, long Of short sleeves, are all- over yokes of lace and embroidery. Specially en- priced for Monday at. each ............... OCN WOmen's 75c Gowns of good cambric and nainsook
 we'll made and generously cut, good assortment to select from, trimmed tastefully with embroid- cry and lace High low necks. open AOo fronts and sip-over styles, at each ...... fCC Childrens Gowns big line of these any possible style, yokes of embroidery, insertion and tucks
 pears 0ns: ant se soe socaau ana to h 49c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
Corset Covers and Drawer

They are good values, too many designs to describe every one well-made and tastefully trimmed in Baby Irish, cuny and val laces and embroidery. All finished with beading and ribbon. on. Monday, at ....................O OSC Soc Corset Covers, not quite elaborate the above but many very desirable patterns in this lot trimmed with deep yokes, beading and OF z. ribbon lace and embroidery, special, at . AOC 25c Corset Covers of splendid material tastefully trimmed in lace and embroidery, and especially pretty the cluny val and embroidery n. WOmen's 25c Drawers, any style, finished with deep hemstitched ruffles, these of good quail ity of cambric and lawn, 1n
 . . Women's 75c Drawers, generously and splcn- did filter finished in deep ruffles embroidery or deep ruffle of lace insertion and An
 tucks. for pair ... ..................... 4JC Drawers, generously cut finished with lace and embroidery and tucked ruffles. Oo
 special at pair ..' .'..,.... ...........,.. OVN Women's 39c Drawers, generously of good oual- ity cambric. These tastefully trimmed in neat patterns of embroidery and lace, some plain Or
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
Muslin Underwear

Suits of soft materials, trimmed in many patterns of lace and embroidery. Among this lot will be found true values. Some very elaborate and others plain. They 0Qo cut well, fit we'll Monday, special OON S2.5O combination Suits of allover embroidery,
 cover drawers tch, beautiful pa atterns( cut with syokes and full drawers. s, CT co &1.5O Petticoats, bought to sell for more money. These are made of soft clinging material made with deep knee flounce of torchon and cluny bands. others with deep knee flounces of embroidery, and mapssa sn,ps dust at ruffle. Special 98c $35O Petticoats, deep knee hounce of val insertion and real linen lace finished with ribbon.E Others with deep knee founce of al1over em broidery and ribbon, with deep knee flounces of co E0l Galloon bands and ribbon, Monday .... UAsOO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
Waists

with 
  in blue la shwin swithp pur In
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
Watch for the bargains on this page TT PAYS
 -1-1- Magnificent Millinery


  the mems
  ofs Hatss in Drennen misses chnd and of fir hrough elusive stock
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
9}eucr 2anborabldl.
IS @aibington a 9. g., 8. Sn

IS a aibington, 9. g., 8. Snli.
@epraientant Coz bon Sssnoiana,
ein 1emofrat, reihte ant @amitag I'M
@auie cine &elolution ein, 8raiioent
gaft 1olle SEM &auie Mittbeilung n1a=
6en, ob ser @ebeimagent' &i6arb g.
@pan bon Seem Sort, Elm 8ertreter
Ser @uggenbeirns, ser friibere @efre=
tGr 6es sSnnern &ihar6 81. 8altnger,
l1no CHARLES g. Saft, ibm, 6em &ra=
itoenten, 8orltenltngen gema@t batten
betreffs ser &ontroue bon 2dn0ereten
an Ser gontroue 8ap, Mlasfa. Das
&ausfomitee fir Musgaben I'M De-
portenent 6eS eSn1tern bielt am San1=
flag eine 5pe8ialperiammlung ab UNI
beidloB, sic Mngelegenbeit elmer lin:
teriu6ung 81 miir0igen. Die l1nter=
lu6ung miro bereits ant Montag be.
ginnen. Sofort tpur6e eine Sor1a.
6unq an Sen General n6fon1miilG1
9ennett ausgeitent, er ione am Mor=
tag als 3euge bor 6em &omitee er.
iheinen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
&ieienid)a,ngsel.
g e IN 9 0 r +, 8. SSuli.

Observation-Disclosures IN Seem
Dorf unterlu6en gegenpartig Sic an=
gebliben Sulpeleni6lnnggeleien i'm
Seem Dorfer &afen; es miro bebanptet,
.oab g0eliteine inn 8ertbe bon Milio-
men Collars idbrli6 nab oen Ser.
9taaten eingefiibrt meroen> obne 6aB
8oa be5abIt piro, tpoour@ ser 8nn-
oesregierung be0elten0e Snmmen
e1ltgeben. ssSn 0em gerbor ipielt Biz
iebt cine 5rau &elen 9. Scents oie
&al1ptrolle, sic am 6reitag mebrere
Strnoen Dor Sen @roBgei@sporenen
perbort lprroe; ibr lon Elm @fiQionar
aus bem 8eiten Sulpelen int 8ertbe
bon $350,000 iibergeben baben. sln-
Der nieier Srau muroen no6 peri6ie-
oene 3eugen pernommen> oeren gfa=
men aber 1ibt befannt gegeben mur=
sen. Sic Inter riu6ung 6ieler angeb=
liden 3oulbmin0eleien 1pltr0e onr9
Gidaro Naar eingeleitet, ser leiner5eit
aud sic 3oubetriigereien Ser 3nder=
roffinerten auf6efte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
Sir Sen @eltfricbcn?
SO q ihin to- II. 10. Sui

@albing t o H. 10. eSuli.
gs miro in @aibington aus a1ler=
better Auene berii6ert, 6aB innerbalb
elmer @o9e o6er 10 Sagen Sic nnter=
i6rtften 6es @taatsiefretars ser Ser.
5toaten, &bilan6er 6. @nor, rn0 6es
britiiden 8otldafters Sames 8rDce
unter SEN 8ertrag 5lpiiden Sen Ser.
5taaten uno @roBbritanien iteben
meroen 11ah Sem ale 6ragen 41no
5treitigfeiten, sic 5tpiiden 6e11 beioen
genannten 2anoereten entiteben mo=
gen, einem Sdie0sgeri6te iibertpieien
tneroen iouen, ielbit Sraaen bon al
lergr0Bter 8idttgfeit, mie iolde, 6ie
Sic rationale gbre betreffen. Durh
6ie 11nter5etd1r1ng mer6en 6ie 6enf-
tpiir6igen 11nterban6lungen ibren Mb<
idlub fin6en, Die auf @eranlaiiuna bes
BrGli6enten Taft u116 6es Boti1afterS
8rpce gu 8eginn 6es Sabres begonnen
tpuroen, 1no in @aibtngton baIt man
Sen 8ertrag als Sen eriten tpnbren
5britt gum algeneinen 8eHfrie0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
Srttr / biz B
6albanttli6e
&m1togebmttg.
@nbige 8ebanblnng Der Maroffo-
Brage amf beiben seitem. - Stat-
te fit Stemben=9enfmal in Gots.
oam. - &rofeiIur Carpenters &or.
trag iiber amertfaniide @r5iebtng.
Berlin. 10 esuli,


Die Gbatiade, oaB @aiier @ilbelm
IN Noro ser faiierli6en Da9t v&o-
ber5oaern "oie Mor6lan6reiie angetre>
ten fat, tpel6e angebli6 megen ser
Maroffo= =@riie peri6oben tporoen, bat
nad alien &idtungen fin eine berubi-
gel16e 8irfung ausgeiibt. 9lu9 ton-
itatieren sic 8ldtter nit ii6tli@er 8e,
frie0igung, Dob iih 81 Neigung gu
Ter rubigen 8euetpet4ung Ser Gage
Il afal ruffo in ollan politiiden 3en'
.tn perlt6rft. .9ln ser optimiitii6en
auffaiiung ser Sage fat ielbit 0as
ipdtere @eriidt 11ibts nebr gednoert,
oaB Ser @onar6 bor1aufig nur Biz
gdernfor0e gefabren iei um III 6ent-
iden @etpaliern gu bleiben. @odit
bemerfensmertb lin6 offi5ioie &eube>
rungen ser n&olniiden 3eitung"
iiber cine @erltdn0igung. Das rbei-
nii@e 8latt gloubt niht, 6aB ange-
li6ts ser iebigen Sage Sic Maroffo-
6rage in fl1r5er 8eit obgeidloiien
tper6en Tonne. Sronfrei@ ertpage ge<
gen1pdrtig eine slnttport auf Sic oeut=
ide Mitbeilung Don ser gntlen6ung
zines &riegsi9iffes nod 9lga6ir. Die
Mnnabme lei bere6ttgt, betont 6ie
uaolniide 8eitung" meiter, 6ab
6ranfrei6 un6 9euti61an0 sic 9ln=
gelegenbeit rubig beban6eln uesbalb
grunoiablide S6tpierigfeiten eigent-
Ii6 ni6t beitanoen. 9ieie fdmen erit,
tpenn greifbare @oridldge auf's Ea-
pet gebrodt uiir6en. Sbeoretii6e gr-
m6gungen f0nnten feline groBe &one
iptelen.
Die 5ta6tperor6neten in Botsoam
beidaftigen fi6 gegenmartig NIT Ser
beitm0gli6en 9lufiteuung 6es Stel1-
ben=Denfmals, tpel9es ser &ongreB
ser @erei11igten Staoten Deuti@lanS
gum @ei9erf gema@t fat. Muf 0en
@uni9 0es &aiiers miro Sic gea6=
biloung oes 8aibingtoner Steuben-
Denf1naIs I'M &ommanoantur-@ar-
ten aufgelteut mer0en. 9ies erfor-
bert nber cine l1mgeftaltung 6es
@artens trlonoerbeit etne 8erlegung
ser @pringbrunnen. = &rofeiior
Carpenter bon ser Columbia l1niperii=
tat in Seem Sort bat .auf @inlooung
6es bieiigen Mmerifaniiden SSnitituts
un6 Ser @beeler=@eienldaft einen
gortrag gebalten, gu 0em iid ein cts
leienes 8ublifum I'M @nglii@en ,Se-
1ninar eingefun6en botte. Ser @elebr-
te batte ii6 gum Sbeua ~Die ameri-
faniiden @r5iebungsperbaltniiie" ge-
tpablt. Die Musfubrung 6es gortra-
gen6e1 erregten ange1neines SesntereIie
1tn6 mur6en iiberaus betfdnig aufge-
monument.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
@er,piiituua btrd Stnrmt.
@ beeling, @. 8a., z. Sui

Mbee1ina %. Ga, z. Sl1li.
Gin iiberaus beftiger Sturm> ser
5reitogabe110 nab peri6ieoene1 un=
beoeutenoeren @elpittern iiber @bee=
ling, W. @a., nieoerging, bra6te 5tpet
Yerionen SEN 500, auBer0em ianfen
flint @fotorboote i'm Ohio, n11o oas
5lpil6en Hittsburg uno Cincinnati
perfebrenoe 8afethoot Queen @itD ge=
rietb i11 groBe @efabr. DaS Hafet=
boot tpur0e BON leinem &alteplab ltr~
ter ser &angebriide losgertiien uno
ans l1fer gei6len0ert, no es fMnf Dor
0ern 8ootbaus 0es Sbio @aleD SSa6t=
ffubs pera1tferte Mptorboote tbeils
5ertriinu1lert gum 5infen bra6te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
8eitattnns Ser &Snigin @aria 9sia.

= IT, o. oyt11t:
gln 100000 Menl6en ibauter iid
oeu 2ei9er15ug an, ipel6er Sic &oni-
ain Weutter Maria &ia BON Bortrtgal
gu @rabe geleitete. @iele Siiritlidfei-
ten &paren antpeieno; 10 6as italiet1i-
l6e &onigspaar, sic &onigin=8ittme
Margberita, Sic &0nigin @tutter
Mmelie bon &ortugal, ser Ser5og bon
Sporto, Erin5 Souls 9eapoleon, Sic
Grinaellin 2aetitia nno ser &ronpri115
BON 9fun1Gt1ier.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
Erltfr Il1etl,
GfrieDe1tSwnrt.
Yaplt 3,ius Scr 3cbnte ridtet einen
Slrtembrief IN oas amerifantld)e
@plf iiber sic Jrieoensfrage. ~
Grflarnng Der STRIDE 5nr Trieoens-
bclucgmng.

Mo1bingtom 8. g., Z. sssuli.
sssn einenn eigenbdnoigen @dreibe'l
an Sen gr5bii6of Salconio bat Der
@aplt oas 8eitreben Ger Gereinigten
5tauten, Sen Srie0en auf @roen gu
belpabren, NIT lobenoen 8orten an=
erfannt. sSn 0eu1 5hreiben beiBt es
1tad Ser offi5ieuen Mnreoe:
ugs freut uns, gu pernebmen, oaB
III Sen 8ereinigten 5taaten unter
ser Iii6rung bon Mannern, pel9e
lih in Sen b0hlten Stellungen befin-
Sen, Sic fliigeren Neitglie0er oes
@er1einlpeiens lih eifriglt beitrebe1t,
Die @ortbeile augeneinen Srieoens
lpeiter gu befiirlporten. @enn man
lib ben1iibt, 3uiitigfeiten bei5ulegen,
Inn oe11 glusbrl19 BON 6ein0ieligfei-
ten nno oie @efabren oes &rieges gu
perbinoern, logar ielblt sic Merglt=
lid,feit, lpelde nit einem iogenonn=
ten belpaffneten Srieoen perfniipft
ilt> aus oem @ege 81 idaffen, oonn
lit 0as inn b0diten @ra0e anerfen-
nenslpertb, uno ieoe 8emiibung in
.oiejer 9}i6tung Benefit, ielbit melln
jie nibt altgenblidli6 o0er au6
ipater nibt poa ibr 3iel erreidt, 6o@
eiren gifer, ser ieinen llrbebern
l1no 0enl 2anbe nllr bon b06item
9euten lein fann. 8elonberS laBt ii6
oas in unierer 3eit bebaupten, 100
.Nieienbeere nno ser Tortidritt in
Ser Sic &riegslpiilenldaft iopeit
fortgeldritten iii, lm1 &atnpfe dn5u=
oeutell pelhe ielbit fir Sic n1a6tig-
lten @errl1er 51redbil0er iein mill
len. 9esbalb loben mir ber5li6it Sic
8emiibungen mel6e bereits begonnen
1pur0en, l,11o sic po1 allen grten Wfen=
iben gl1tgebeiBen meroen, natiirli6
in erlter 2inie BON uns, Ser mir ia
Sberprieiter Ser Stride itno 1n6 SSbn
uertretel1 ser io1pobl Ser @ott, mie
Ser Shirt oes Trie0ens lit; uno mir
geben iebr germ 6as @etpidt nnleres
ginflulies oenel1, 0ie iid bentii6en,
DieieS lpiinlbenspertbe 3tel 5u er=
reiben.
.1enn mir 5lpeifeln nidt oaran
oaB -oieielbe1 berporrage1tbet Neaatz
ner, melbe iolde Gdbigfett uno 8eis-
beit il1 StaatSangelegenbeiten be-
1iten, int 9tan5e iein peroen, fir
Sic 8o1fer ser gr0e in unlerem 3eit<
alter 6es Samples einen 8eg gu fin
1en ser gum 6rie0en un6 CUR Ser
1obrutng fiibrt IN nebereinittmmung
NIT sen @eieben Ser @ere4tigfeit
11no Menidenliebe, Sic ia Seoermann
befolgen ionte. 9enn 0a 6rieoe INT
ter oem @eiebe geboten tit, mer fann
oen gbre 5ouen Ser Sen oa0ur6 BE-
oingten Eugenoen 11iht buloigt?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
8ferbe berbrannt.
6 + I { d q o, 9.

" u u y v, .. oull.
Sic 9tannngen Ser 81. @. 9iron
Gransfer 60. in @bicago tpur6en
@onrtag friib ous nnbefanntem Mn,
1aB ron einem Sda6enfeuer beimge=
1uht, bas einen S6a6en bon gegen
elmer bo1ben Mil1ion DoIlars onri6-
tete, un6 BEL 6em nebenbei gegen 6ret-
hltn6ert Bfer6e ur1famen. @s tparen
6ies alles tperthoole 8u9bfer6e, 6ie
im bierten Stodmerf 6es Sfanes 11n=
terqebraht tparen. &un6ert fonn-
ten qerettet tper6en, ser @eft perbrann-
te. Man re6net 6nr6idnittli6 $3.50
.auf SEN &opf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
@ieraia 9elertenre.
g e IN q 0 TT, 8. esuIi

gter8ig Mearineiol0aten, Ser 8ebnte
Ebei1 bon BEN Mannidaften, 6ie auf
ser 8rooflpner 8erft int Auartier lie
gen, fin6 beridtpun6en. @enn fte Big
gum 16. sssu1i nidt nod Ser @aierne
anriidfebren, 10 ner6en ite an1tlih fit
Deierteure erflGrt per6en. Die 2eute
gehSrten au elmer Mbtheilung, oie bor
einiden 8ohen bon Guantanamo al1-
riidapbradt tpurbe. 5ie battet 8e.
fdtperbe einaereidt iiber fMe6tes
Giien. ftry,1ae 8ebanolung uno Iannt.
feIige MbI0bnurg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
Ser 3ma 11adl Ser staot.
M a bin'g t o n, 9. SsSult.

US q , I n g o n, y. HSnlt.
9os 3enlusamt fat einen einge<
ben6en 8eridt iiber BEN 3ug Ser
2anobepolferung na6 SEN Sta6ten
'beroHentli6t. 8abre116 Ser lebten
5ebn Sabre bot iid) Ser &ro5entiab
Ser 8ep0lferung, tpel6e in Sta6ten
11n0 9rti6aften nit mebr als $500
gintpohnern lebt, bon 40.5 auf 46.3
Ser @eiammtbepolfer erb0bt. 8or
5tpanaig Sabren 1ebten rur 36.1 8ro=
3ent aller Mmerifaner in Std6ten SIN
Sabre 1910 pobrten nah amtliben
9(ngaben 42,623,383 Meni9en in
omerifaniihen Std6ter, 49,348,883
auf Sem 2un6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
Site II. isranfreidl.
IS d + g, 8. S,

Baris, 8. Sl1l1.
Sranfrei@ Ieioet gegenmartia l,nter
elmer oriidetoen Site, tuie 6aS 2ano
lie felt 5ebn Sabren 11idt r1ebr erlebt
bat. @an1itag tpar Sic Eenperatnr
III 8aris iiber 80 @ra6, l.n6 bic
sseuhtigfeit ser Mtmoipbare ma9te
sic Site nod 6riidenoer. Mebrere
SibidIGge uno Elm So0esfan pnroen
gemel6et.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
@ihler @1npfang.
@ M + lin. 8

y II D III, 8. eSHI1.
@0ntgin George 11no &0nigin MarD
trafen am gomitag in Dublin Elm unb
erbielten cine fiible 8egriibung. Die
meiiten 0rti9aften babe1 iid getpei-
CERT, eine amtli6e &oreiie on Sen &o.
Mig auf3uiebet1, uno iiber 6em &atb-
baus 6es 9orratbs &embrole tpebte
Elm Banner nit ser Snidrift:: r@in.
fommen. gir tpiini@en Some @ule.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
Nfp,1pppl.
81 0 nj, 8. Sui

Niit elmer Mebrbeit BON III Stim-
men bat sic 1eputirtenfantmer bie
@orlage gutgebeiBen, lpelde- oem
5taat oas Monopol inn Geritde-
rllngs1peIen perleibt. Sod 1perben Sic
@inaelbeiten ser Gorlage erIt i'm Mo-
perber sur Debatte geitent iperben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-13
gaft iuieber surmd.
@ q hinqto o11, 10. 81

Die @rdii6enten gadt rmap.
flotper," /" nit Serrn Gaft un6 ieinen
@diten an 8or6, unter 6enen itd
mebrere 8unoesienatoren befanoen,
iit I'm bieiigen 5diffsbnubofe nod
Been0igung elmer 5tpeit6gigen Rreu3-
fabrt bon 8bfla6elpbia aus angefom-
men.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-06-30

chance, as he did not appear to be
a natural criminal
Peterson promised that he would
turn over new leaf and go to
work and become good citizen.
The jury in the case of the Sharp
les Separator company VS.. III. M.
Quinn brought in a verdict at the
opening of court this morning in ia
vOr of the defendant
The appeal of Michael r. Court
ney, as executor of the estate of the
late John Glynn, from the order of
the probate court allowing Mrs. Agnes
Riley $500 of her $1,000 claim against
the estate for taking care Of the de-
ceased during the last years of his
lifetime, went to trial this forenoon.
Carl F. Strom and S. B. Wilson are
the attorneys for Mrs. Riley, and F..
A. O'Connor of Iowa and G. O. Daley
of this city are the attorneys for the
executor.
This case will be followed by the
trial of the appeal of John Riley
from the order of the probate court
allowing him only $1,000 of his 1000
claim for taking care of the deceased
during his lifetime.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-06-30

The advisory board of the Com
mercial club held a meeting last
night with Henry Robel and D. D.
Donahue of North Mankato, repre-
senting the Commercial club of this
village, and discussed the subject of
new bridge across the Minnesota
river, as being the first step in get
ting the street car line extended into
North MankatO.
The advisory board decided to ap-
point permanent standing commit
tee to confer and act with similar
committee to be appointed later by
the North Mankato Commercial club.
This committee consists of Judge
Lorin Cray, Eric Engwalson and
George e. Brett.
The board also considered an invi-
tation from the Duluth Commercial
club to send delegates for a confer
ence in that city just before the
meeting of the interstate commerce
commission there to consider freight
rates. 1t was decided to be represent
ed at this conference, and F. M. Cur
rier was appointed to represent the
club.
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}. Griffee Of Owatonna and P.

d. Griffee Of Owatonna and P
w. Pitcher of this city.
The reports showed that east OF
MankatO the crop situation is good,
but that west of Medelia on the
Omaha road and west of New Ulm
on the Northwestern the situation
is pretty bad. Small grains being
badly damaged by the continued
drought and extreme heat, but corn
is still holding up well. Some
places are in better shape than 9th.
ers, this being determined by the
amount of local showers had earlier
in the season.
The territory that is most stricken
is that around Balaton, Russell, Gar
win, Lamberton, Walnut Grave. Am
aret, etc, Around Redwood Falls
the outlook is still good. If copious
showers should fall in the next week
or two in some of the localities west
of here there would still be q fair
crop, but in other places the crop is
beyond redemption.
In this county the crops are show
ing damage in the sander sections,
and everywhere pastures are drying
up. Corn shows no damage. East
and northeast of here the crops are
all looking fine.
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yesterday afternoon at 2:30 in a
hospital at Minneapolis where two
weeks ago he was operated on for
gall stones. Other complications
fastened his DEATH
Mr.. Morris was a single man and
aged thirty-five years. Several years
ago he and his brother, John c..
Morris, conducted grocery store
on South Front street, and retired
to take up other lines of work
James was a popular young man,
a genial gentleman who had many
friends who will regret to learn OF
his death.
He is survived by brother, John
G.. Morris, Minneapolis, and three
sisters, Mrs. Patrick Bowe, st. Clair,
Mrs. ID. Terrill, and Miss Mary Nor
ris, Minneapolis.
Mr.. Morris was a member of the
knights of Columbus and the Mod
ern Samaritans.
The funeral will be held tOmor-
row at IL a. m. from st. Stephen
church, Minneapolis.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

John E. Jones to Edwin J. Jones,
n1A, seA, section 10, Butternut Val
ley, for $4,000.
Mary Ashley to Andrew and Lew
Ordueser, undivided one-third OF sw
"a, section 10, Ceresco, for 81.
Charles F. Ward to Charles w.
Ward, nR, nwA. section 10, Ster-
ling, also five acres on right bank
of Mapleton river, subject to a
life lease, all for S..
Walter f. Schmidt, adm. of the es-
tate of Fred. Schultz, to William T.
Klaus, swA, neA, section II, Pleas
ant Mound, for $1,400.
August Tape to Ida Kastner, e1a,
n1a, lot 13, Marsh Bros, add, except
west 80 feet, for $500.
Kate Markfelder to Anna Selleneit,
lots 80 and SO, Marsh Bros, add, for
$500.
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st. Paul, June 27-While North
Dakota will enjoy 21a cent passen
ger rate, and Wisconsin 2-cent
rate, persons travelling in Minnesota
after July | will pay 3 cents for
every mile. There are some com
forts, however, in store for the tray
elers, for in putting in the new rate
made permissible by the SanbOrn de-
cision in the Minnesota rate case,
all railroads probably will return TO
certain passenger concessions in eff
feet when the 2-centS went in.
1t is generally conceded by traffic
officials that the sale of 1000 to
5,000-mle mileage books at a 2-cent
rate will be restored. The Western
roads at a meeting in Chicago last
week decided to resume the sale of
mileage books. The Northern roads
probably will take similar action.
On July most of the roads will
suspend the Scent rate within a ra-
roads in Minnesota have formally an
nOunced that they will put in special
rates of fare and a third for that
day. This sounds like a reduction,
but strictly it is nothing more than
the 2-cent rate. Under the 2-cent
rate, however, such thing as an ex-
cursion rate was unheard of. The
tickets for July 4 will be placed on
sale July and 4, and will be good
returning July 5.
Every road in Minnesota is either
prepared or preparing to put in the
new freight and passenger rates by
July l. On purely state business all
the roads are in shape to charge the
new rates by July l, but some of
them had not filed their interstate
schedules, which needed revision I'M
der the decision, in time to make the
rates operative by July l. BY July
20, however, the rates will be
changed in their entirety.