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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-08-06
SOLDIERS AWAY
FOR CAMP DUTY
Company Il Leaves for Sparta
Where Drill is Being
Held

Company L left early this morning
in their private car via the G. IN. w.
for Spara. Wis. where the summer
training camp has been pitched.
Forseyeral years past the boys have
gone to Lake City for the drill and
their maneuvers. by daylight and
moon light have made thatplacefam-
Gus.
This year they will fore-gathel
with the members of the regular
army and doubtless good many
tricks Of the trade hitherto bidder
will be revealed.
The company is in charge of the re
doubtable Capt. Inglis and the ac-
complished Lieutenants Gales and
Lauterbach.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-08-06

Dispatch carrier Donald Gold
dashed up in bis electric roadster.
General Gales" he cried. salut-
ing, word has just been brought
that the enemy intends attacking US
this afternoon. They are going to
send the full strength of their rein
forced bomb dropping aesoplane bri-
gade against us. z
Brave General Faltered
For moment the cheeks Of the
general blanched. but quickly he
rallied.
"Our aeroplane guns are worth
less. he muttered.
Absolutely, general. They are
contract lot"
We can at least die like men. Z
said General Gales.
Enter The Real Hero
AT that moment two soldiers en-
tered. leading a man in citizens
dress.
General. " said the modest citi-
zen, II am here to save the army. =
by what means?" demanded
Gales.
OIson's Patent Will Save You
Bymeansof the Olson Patent Air
ship Destroyer.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-08-06
What Probers Say OF Steel Trust

Corporation condemned of
methods foreign the
bestn of labor.
charged with responsibility for the
the and with making the control OF the trust alb
4.
u Perpont Morgan and his amazing audacity
with total capitalization OF SO0OOOO
n securities compensation.
.watered;a' they were literally deuged
that panic of 1907 artificial
d the benefit of the steel trust.
the Rookie
teller and Morgan until the
Coal and Iron when it ubs
ded and permanently.
maintained restricted territory divided competition
sthed. trade restrained at the siary dinners
Ownership of railway and steamship lines by the corporation carries
possibilities of abuses.
described the to the whole SITUATION Tor Dy
the practically piece q ore proper
the market.
HIPS purchase o ore and the
millions OF tons OF
referred connection with the lease Or the properties 70
Hill properties referred to menace
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-08-06
MODEST TED OLSON PROVES HERO
IN '1OST CAUSE IN WAR OF 1 92O

Hot air. sneered the general.
Gold air is equally efficacious. !"
replied the unmoved inventor.
with my 4O-hofsepower electric
generator and my duplex bellows I
will engage to blow every aeroplane
off the face of the sky at distance
of two miles. Come and see it. =
The general reluctantly followed.
Enemy Darkened The Sky
At 8 o'clock on the afternoon of
August 18th. 1920. the enemies feet
of airships arose from the distant
camp and darkened the west hori-
son.
At 3.15 the inventor touched the
lever of the destroyer and roaring
column of air shot upwards from the
oscillating nozzle.
Took 'Em, Hats And All
Ten minutes later the mighty air
fleet was blown from the sky, not q
single aeroplane escaping the cy-
clonic gale.
Olson had made good. The army
was saved.
Ten thousand hurrahing soldiers
threw into the air ten thousand caps
which were instantly drawn into
the air current and whirled away.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-08-06
Great State Of Affairs Suddenly
Confronts Redwood Auto
mobile Drivers
QUERY: WHEN IS a CHAUFFEUR
Frank LobdeIl Doubted He
Was 1t Until The Law
Landed
MUCH TALK OF fighting BAcI
Demand For Fair Play MAY
Take Action To State
Supreme Court

When is law not law?
Also. when is a chauffeur?
And, alas. who invented the IL
-cense?
These are only three of the great
queries that are demanding answer
in the breasts Of the automobile ow-
ners of this thriving little city.
Speaking OF Thunder Chaps
You may have heard of the thun-
der clap out of a clear sky? This
descent of the law upon the auto
drivers of Redwood was it.
There seems to be no question OF
carrying for hire on the part OF
auto owners. Everybody's doing il.
Everybody thought that it was all
right and it was considerable &C
.comodation to the wandering public
who couldn't find car for regular
hire at all times. So everybody was
happy.
One More Fool Law
But there was a fool law on the
statute books. Among other thing:
this law says:
Chapter 365, Section !: The
term chauffeur shall mean any per
son operating or driving motor We
hicle as an employee, or for hire
Landed On LobdeIl
So Chief Of Police Henry Kock
acting under the provisions of thi
law, arrested Frank r. Lobbell, tn,
owner of the finest garage in south
ern Minnesota, for carrying people,
around the country without a chafu
feur's license.
mot guilty" said Frank, mean
ing he didn't think the old law wa
worth a tinker's, well, was worth
less.
Autoists Got Together
Got together at once number 0
the leading autoists of the fair city
distinguished for having the larges
number of cars of any city its siz
in the state. and talked over the sit
uation. Then they went at it again
then they reversed and backed up
got start, threw her into fourtl
speed above direct and went at ]
hard.
Result: Maybe an appeal to tn
state supreme court. Maybe not
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-08-06
You're entitled to a guess.
~H - N 4,

You're entitled to a guess.
Clague O. Ms 1t
Laws constitutional, I said
Frank Clague. though others shake
their heads and doubt.
You're it," says Attorney Gen
eral Lyndon a. Smith to MIR. Lob
dell.
Better pay your fine" says Jul
ius a. Schmahl, secretary lof state.
Mayor Is Doubtful
II don't know about that. / don't
believe it means owners of cars.
says Mayor J. F. Cooper, If the
Legislature had meant to cover The
livery business itwould have said so,
as though the legislature ever sale
what it meant.
1T looks Ieaky to me. says Rud
Stensvad, surnamed Cadillac, ant
besides here in section Is the Law
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-08-06
WILL BUY LAND
FOR COUNTY FAIR
Agricultural Society of County
And Commercial Club
Now At Work
TO SELL $1,000 WORTH OF STOCK
Permanent improvements To
To Be Made on Grounds
Big Time Assured
TO HAVE EVENING ENTERTAINMENT
Fair Directors Are Determined
To Cover Association
With Glory
TO SELL $4,000 WORTH OF STOCK
TO HAVE FvENING ENTERTAINMENT

Some fair for Redwood county is
now a certainty.
Five thousand dollars worth Of
stock is being sold and the money is
to be used in buying land for a per-
manent fair ground and in making
permanent improvements on the site
purchased.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-08-06
TAFT SURPRISED
BY COMMITTEE
Big Man Az White House Told
OF His Nomination AT
Chicago
ACCEPTS WITHOUT A QUlyfR
Thanks. Awfully, But Nj
On These Undertaking
Gents" He Says


Bill Taft was the recipient Of a
pleasant little surprise party at the
White House on the lawn last week.
A number of his friends dropped in
unexpectedly and told William that
bis friends had met in Chicago and
decided to let him run again for
President.
This was the first Taft had heard
of the Chicago stunt.
Refreshments I'm Order
He was naturally greatly surprised
as all recipients of surprise parties
are, but he collected himself quickly
caught his breath. and accepted.
Then refreshments were served.
After cayorting around the green
for while the guests seated them
selves in d semi-circIe and little Eli
hu Root. Tiny little lad, my Elihu.
rose. pushed the bangs out Of his
eyes, and told Taft what few Of
the gross receipts people Of this
country think of him.
Moved To Tears
Mr.. Taft was pleased and moved
to the point Of tears whichhe hastily
brushed away Taft got the notion
that he didn't havea friend in the
world but Root disillusioned him.
As soon as he could properly locate
his voice Mr.. Taft made a few off
hand remarks from his carefully pre-
pared manuscript. He paid his
chastened respects to his old time
chum, Teddy Roosevelt, in the fol
lowing cogent terms:
Handed IT To Ted
IA faction sought to force the par
| ty to violate valuable and time
Ibonored national tradition by en-
trusting the power of thepresidency
| for more than two years to one man
and that man, one whose recently
avowed political views would have
committed the party TO radical pro-
lposaIs involving dangerous changes
! in our present constitutional form
lof representative government and
our Independent judiciary. This oc-
casion is appropriate for the express
sion Of profound gratitude at the
victory Of the right won at Chicago.
By that victory the Republican par
! ty was saved for future usefulness.
Hot One For Papers
Then he landed on the newspapers
and muckrakers, among whom ht
counts few real, close friends in the
the choicest words at his command
Started BY sensational journalism
and unjust and unprincipled muck
raking, he said, :. demagogues havs
seized the opportunity to infiamt
the public mind that they nigh
turn peculiar conditions to their Owl
advantage.
| AT the close his remarks thereW WA
q gentlemanly burst ct applause ant
more refreshments were seved.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-08-06

JULIUS SCHMAHL
WILL RUN AGAIN
Redwood County Man Files
For Reelection Az Sec
rotary of State
BEST MINNESOTA HAS EVER HAD
Born LIN NicolIet But Raised
Here Widely known
Newspaper Man
BEST MINNESOTA HAS EVER HAD


julius Schmanl, Of REDWOOD rams,
has filed Tor re-eiectlon as oecre-
tary OF State
Mr.. Scnmani - admttedly the
best Secretary OF state Mlnneso1a
has ever mad. nard working, con-
sclentous ana master OF the oe1alls
OF his ONCE.
Redwood People AL Know Him
He was born n Nlcoilet county
but moved to Redwood county with
MS parents When 1ilSS ySal o.u
ana iiVeo mere al Inc TEST ~ ms li,e
with tne exception y temporary aD-
sences. ne y wen known " pfacs'-
cally every resloen. ~oI the county
ana ms success mas psen matter -
prioe not only 20 TINS county Due -
the entire western nan q Minne-
sofa.
Heraed cattle Here
4. = n.y. - ~ loiis Sille az
4 her0ed cattle ana sneep upon the
Danks OF Ine minnesota anu the heu-
WOOD. linen ne was employed 10
Inc Gazette once, iaeer Went 70
Fargo, ano tnen got INTO the eultor'
lal END OF the game on the city pap.
pers. FOR eight years ne worked
10 81. Paul ana Minneapoiis
Delore returning 60 REDWOOD ane
buying nan interest," IN the 0azelte
with James Aiken.
Systematized Work
During ms administration Of tnt
ofhce OF secretary OF state, the oe
partment has been thoroughly sys
tematized and has reached q higi
efficiency. Every document has beer
promptly recorded and fees that ht
has collected that had been ethel
overlooked or passed up IN former
years will amount tomany thousands
OF dollars.
) Saved $4,000 For State
he made q notable hight with al
I electric corporation last fall. I'M
company tried TO ME their amended
Z articles without additional pay
Mr.. Schmahl refused. He wasman
] damassed by the district court
: and stood pat. The total result o.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-08-06

Continued on last page
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-08-06

Miss Esther Field left w ednesday
for Willow Lake where with her par
ents she will visit few days.
Miss White, who visited last week
at the home of Rev. j. j. Ehrstein,
has returned to her home at Monte
video.
Mrs. ]. J. Ehrstein and children
have gone to Clear Lake. Mimi,
where they will visit a few days be
fore going to Earlham, Ia, where
they visit with Mrs. Ehrstein's rela-
tives.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-08-06

R0A @h@%1~&a
Will Raise 5000
The fair ground just east of town
has been selected and will be bought.
A meeting Of the commercial club
and county agricultural society was
held Tuesday night. A committee
headed by w. H. Gold was appoin-
ted to see what could be done about
financing the fair.
AT q meeting Of the business men
Friday morning it was decided to
sell Sc, 900 worth of stock to the citi-
zens Of the county and to buy the
old fair ground.
Stock Nearly All Gone
The money is being raised now
and the stock will all be sold before
the close Of the week.
The directors Of the fair are de-
lighted and they in return have pro-
missed to give the county the best
fair in its history.
Conditions Assure Bic Crowd
The splendid conditions of the
crops and prosperity on every hand
make certain big ATTENDANCE and
the directors are determined to have
suitable and satisfactory entertain
ment for all. all the time.
May Have Evening Entertainment
1t has been suggested thatit would
be wise to have evening entertain
ments at the grounds. The idea is
being favorably considered and it is
likely something will bestaged atthe
fair grounds in the evening"
The list of attractions has been
studied with the greatest care and
the directors announce the finest list
of attractions that have ever come
to Redwood county fair.
Hope For Good Weather
With ideal weather conditions on
the selected dates. October 2, 8, and
A. the attendance will be big and the
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-06-06
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AtWIa aay me. 900. nuu,G herein,
ny ms attorney, ~ X Guu .r and
f.es hls petition .ud uM law. u..sng.
among o,hor .ung-. uu, t-s~r...t. C..
x Wmn, is not q rr,3".l al ga. are
81 Missouri:
Wherein .. O.. ordered ar .B, ERIK
900 vrr.... mat said driru4a n. ...u.
ned uy publication that uama has
commenced d suit agalu-, hIm Iu .uis
court, th" object and genera maur Of
no petition fled d, the enl1rr,meu, af
Hr HeU o' the state upon the real prop.
H'y 300 the petition described. situated
sad county, VIZ
The southeast quarter OF the southeast
4wr'aro' section ,hlrty-one 81 town.
-up twenty ~ north, range eight
east, containing forty 10 acres.
An. tna' unless the c. X. Wann be
appear at TN, court at the next term
t"ueoi, TO ne begun and holden at the
r'nouse no the town of Marble Hill, in
-tH '0.u,. ON the md Monday Of
= n.mDer next, and on or before the ist
.. .'.a.l term, a-a.ror p..ua .u Tue
..au0u 30 SAID rau-r, ,ap sam. w.. bee
.at.a d. confessed, ant Judgment v.. be
.r..".uI accordingly.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-06-06


corner % section lar,y, SO. town
thirty .,rs a ....t .-,....,... a..
cas&. thence ars, a. tho n.rrtues, -.
ner af said section tfr,y gu.. r....
south ou tHr lime .ur.r r,,,o.,.. ia
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- section thirty slz ii tavo.r,o .,.,r
,y.one. 81. nsrta. u r,a... Rem ia o,.,.
thence Ncs, IN ina section ,,a T., cha.
northwest corner u ...r,.e9 ,,..-,,...o,
81, north. ~ range ten ~ a..,. t5,s,es
south On tea.y.a.rs lima. ,s,,raac r,,s.o.
nine. 9. AMI ton ia ,, ,n. g.,,,t. ,,,..,
corner 1f section SIX. &. town.b,n,n,rt,.
81, u1rth, ei rang, rem. ID east, ,,a,ra
east % the section line 20 rho .,u,n,,sr
corner d! section one ,,vos,tr,,.r,,.
%, aor,h Of range ten. 10, east. thence
south on the range .tna !, the sort, wos.
corner Of ser,s9p .ir & ,,vrsh,,,At..,
.W, north. Of range e,ayer # ,,s,.
thence oas, on the section line 10 tho
place Of begsrrlng ana co,t,,,,,r -.
teen sections.
And s,id ps,tttaoars f,rth.r ro,res,o,
u the court tina, tnero ia l,,,,o, xi,n,,
said special road tts,pr, tuo y,ll,ros
each containing less than nm. b,,+,o4
thousand inhabitants In Wit. tho VILLAIN
Of I.otesville c,p,,,Dipe. Ias. ,,a, ona
thousand inhabitants ,,a ,he v,lr,.. -
Marble Nm CONTAINING lsss tho, 49,,
hundred inhabitants. TIM, s.,3 .,,,.,,
Of BoIbnger ia not .uaar tow,.b,n o-
ganiration. and does mot contain s,,,,
thousand inhabitants and rr,v ,no
court to submit Ar,icle a Char,ar ,o2
Of the Revised Stantas q, N,ssonr, g.,
the year 1914 entitled "s,an,,l po,.3
Districts, to vote o, tho noo,,e 81
said pronose3 ,pr,i,I r,,a ais,r;o, .,r
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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-06-06
/illiIlIt

Crops arr tn fine growing cuudIlion
Corn planting has bcea delayed
considerably by the frequent rains
Our merchants report business
hvely these days
DSUogailoa day exercises ~err
iitiingly observed Re, sam Virgin
preached the memorial sermon
Uncle Lin Wilkins and Mr. and
Mrs \ ] Bc,iwell Of Marble HILL
we're here decoration day
Mrs Joe James ot Bro~n~ood
visited relatives here last wr-ak
I'D Mckee has been grating our
streets The tosn bsard employed
him to DO the work
David Rowe OF Marble Hill spent
a few days here on business
MIR and Mrs Peter Stlltz OF Arab
went TO Charleston last Saturday to
visit relatives
Miss Ethel HinkIe Of Ginsy visited
friends here last week
Wayne Brazier went TO Cape Girar.
deau Friday to enter the normal
school for the summer term
Mrs John Huff Of Coldwa,er was
here Saturday 10 hook after her
property and visit relatives and
friends
Corbin & Corhin are moving their
sawrnill TO a new site near the depot
Several OF our citizens attended
decoration services at Brush creek
Sunday,
The Taft and Teddy mud singing
contest Is growing very amusing.
1t will require lot Of whitewash to
make a decent candidate out Of
either of them. JAY.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-06-06

Rev. Sanders and wife visited
Grandpa Venable Sunday.
Dan Huffman and wife visited at
the home Of his father, S, B, Huff
man, Saturday night,
Mrs Rachel Garner is visiting her
father, NJ. B. Venable.
George Greene and family Of May
fell visited at D. R. Bess's Sunday,
iessrs Greene, Bess and Huffman
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-06-06
Notice Of Special Election.
SrArH OF Missouri,
County ot Bollinger,


Adjourned May term, i9l2.
In the County court Of said county, on
the 3d day Of June, 1912, the following,
among other proceedings, were had, via:
In tho matter OF the petition
OF r. NJ. Wells, c. NJ. Wit
mer, ct al, for submission Order for
OF Article q, Chapter i12,
OF the Revised Stututes of Special
Missouri for year 1879, 10
q vote OF the people for Election
their adoption.
Now come the said F NJ Wells, C, NJ,
Wilmer, ct al, and respectfully repre-
sent that they are more than Fifty quail
fed voters who are resident taxpayers
OF the proposed special road district
hereinafter described; that they desire
and propose to form special road dis
rict comprising the following described
territory, not exceeding eight miles
square, in Bollinger county, Missouri,
as follows, to wit;
Begianing on the line dividing the
counties Of Bollinger and Cape Girar.
deau at the southeast corner of section
six, 6, township thirty, -, north, Of
range eleven, II, east; thence north on
said county line to the northeast
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-06-06

and families took dinner With v J
Hale Monday
MlSScs Maudr and Lou + Ks visit
ei their sister Mrs Preshia enable.
Monday night
Mr. and Mrs viii Richards visited
NJ Steve llutfmans Sunday
Sunday June ,, was Grandfather
Ncnahlcs S9th birthday and some
Of his friends surprised him by com
tng in and holding prayer meeting
johnson Goree and c Ricketts,
made a trip To Mapuand Monday
Uncle johnson Iount and MAZE
BeSS visited AZ W J Halcs Sunday
" $ Hale and family visited at
Marion Lowry's Sunday
Remember, there's preaching at
Union June q ON MAs JACK
Farmingson Times
Two mules belonging TO Charles
Randolph Of Scott county ale some
Paris green which had been bought
TO put ON the potato plants, with the
result that they both died. They
were valued at $500,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-06-06
Marble Hill, Missouri. Thursday. June o, io,a.
e has fuo car loads Of ~e uW you psies before buying

TO We" ~ the people Of said proposed
specitI road district Tor their adoption
At aI election FOR that purpose. g.
be h"Id 40 Nl the voting prcrinr,, with.
"a uH proposed special ruai district
n'~It; 80 the precinct Of Luta,yi,le and
the n'H'4atai Marble Hi, on Saturday,
the 22lI lay ~ June, 1872
Ari b. u further prisr'i rv tnr rour,
thai notice Of SAID spcriN election ID.
gwen uy publication IN Tho Marble HI.
Pr's' 'tul Lltnwille Banner, ~, weekly
n"w'pNp-rs pIblIsnei ta b. .us.r r1un-
ty, '1r Two consecutive went.. III, lat
insertion 70 b. within iyr i,y, mex, b..
fore the 22ni d,y Of June, ill2.
CLERKS CERTIFICATE
STATE oF Missouri.
County OF 8o,nnger, " /. William
Abernathy. clerk Of the County rplr,.
In and Tor sail county, hereby certfy
the above and foregoing . b. . true
copy OF the pro''eiilxs of our sad
County court On the day ana year above
written, As the same app',rs ot record n
my ogce.
10 testimony whereof, / have hereuu.l
- SO my hlni ant an 4ri She .e,Iuf
s o. -Hti coIr, a. ofiire boa Marble HtU,
-- Missouri, TINS the 5tr day ~ juno,
A. D., l1i1.
WM. ABERNATuT,
Ciers p' the County Court
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1912-06-06
Notice Of speclal Election


Sr,re on yu.sr.I,
County OF Hourger,
Adjourned May Term. 1872
| In ina roun ~ eour, uf ,l4 county. .n
,ha 3ri day OF June, 1872. ,uo g.. auing.
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