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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-28
Set iefitenOs aarsmsOe
for

for
o0en forene6e 0onife
e b.-lutb. &irfe / u merifa"
of6ol0es, ont @ltO oil, / 1rinitotis
Menigbeo, aenmare, gtortb 0ofota,
ira 5or5oog ben 20. Sum- til 3irs-
0ogen ben %. Sum-, be9ge Ooge
%iberegnet.
gis0et oobneS Gor5oog 5ormio-
bag ST. 10 me0 Ssimesie9uoStie-
neite / Menigbe0en8 girfe.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
|. &c oIminoeIige = HnIeoning
al Sn0beretnIugerne ira Somfun-
bets @mbeoSmpt0, lt0oolg og ao-
miteer.
II. @aIg al @mbe05mpno 5 aor
galo al 8ormano oo geitforman0.
III. SprIige Eager. 3slgen0e
5oriIog: a. 9ut6er Gode9e -
y ut Ben forene0e onnife airfe
ooer0ra9er 2lt6er College til grof.
Sobn u. 2orien til ri qf6enDttelie
for fem anr.
. 2tt Broi. SObn u. 2orien DOL
oes onioorIig for ale ll09ifter til
5foIens 0rift.
y ut 2ut6er College le0es / 8ri-
i%ten0ommenS og 2utberoommens
aan0 og opeIifer Dmifbeoen ioa
! meget iom mitli9t.
b. 3rinitotis Seminorirm %
Cana College: u ut bet IDENTIFIES
til bper Neitigbe0, at ofgipe 2sfte
ON en- beitemt Slm anrIig til Sam.
funoets StoIefo8ie. 6orilagsitiqer.
ne tiaaoer Jig at antp0e, iom HegeI,
80 9ents for boer aommunifont.
9egrumoelie: Sum noor Samfun-
bets Giai0smGn0 peo, bpo0 Nenig.
be0erne oil poe oarIig, er oct mn.
ligt at ion SfoIeta8ien til at ba-
f%aneere.
= ut ser oniptte8 en- 9fonom
pe0 Grin. Sem. og Cana College.
q 5oriIoe ira AtIontic areos:
ogt ben foreneOe 0anife airfeS 5or.
mano of1penoer belle i'm 5io / Cant
fun0ets 8ieneite o9 tonnes al Wis-
ii~onsfasier.
". @mner til 0reftelie: y Seo-
nin9emisiionens 9etp0ning / Dor
airfes NrbeiOe. q RiSiionsIinoet.
Gt5oert al oisie @muer oil bliue
in0leOet meO ct fort 5oreorog.
Qteni9beoer og Yrniter, Iom On.
ifer 0pto9eIie / Den foreneoe Dan.
tie atrfe, be6es in0ienoe an6rugen0e
6erom / betimeIig Sio.
Ianfeiprog: a0oor oi qere oct
@ooe, 6a fn0er os life 6lipe trutte /;
tbi ri ifn1e 66ite / i'm Sf0, ioo-
frennt hi life iorioge" (SoG. 3, 81.
g. Q. Gbrtitianfen,
5ormon6.
q. g. Rielien,
Sefretpr.
Irinitotis 0onif ep. .Iutb. Menig-
beo., 8oro. g., q. ., in6bpoer Der.
neo biertelig Me0Iemmer og genner
al Gen fore. oanife ep..lltb. Sir.
fe / aruerito" til 0eltogeIie | bet
16. aorSmsoe Der.
Br9iter, Mis1ionnrer oe teolo-
giife Stitoenter fnor fri aoit, ollie
andre betaIer So boer for OpboIbet
UNDER Wsoet. 9iIreiien6e beoes mel.
oe oeres Gomme til Sens Diren,
aenmore, q. g., @I, ieneit 8. Suni.
oGf Serren er bette ifet, oct er
un6erIigt for bore 9ine. 9enne er
8ogen, Tom Serren bar giort; Ia.
Der os frpoe os og eI9be os pno
oenl 8, Serre, freTs boel o Serre
lao bet Ipffesl 8eIfienet bore ben,
ion fonmer I SCREENS Ropnl SoI.
ft8, 1876.
lS. 3. 4fTbfig, Rgb.s grGft.
! s. 3. q. 9omp, Rgb.s Sef.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-28
@iSiiOnS. % ~ltngOumsmpOc.

of5oIOes / Opens, 5a., ira %.
5uni, bOortil OenGigit in0bpoes. gen'
iier, iom bill gIe6e os pe0 oeres 9e-
ig8 / De Dage, be6e8 meGoe oeres
@onne in0en lite SUM til UNDER
tegne0e.
Poa DtenigbeOens 8egne
q. &o8mu8en II,
Marcus, So.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-28

D}iSbrrQt @~o0troen6eo. Sra Omo.
fla me06eIes unoer 81. OS., at en-
ofremmeo Gn9elffmnno" Qftenen
forit0 BAD Den lti9e Gorl Scbmel
fra GortIon6, Rebr., ser oor font
men til Omoba me0 $1,000 / Com.
men Tor at f6be 5oor, ON ct 2oon
$500, inotil 9onferne oa6neoe
nGite Dag. Won0en foreqab at bore
en- enqeGif 9C6elsmou0, Der por pao
Bel til GoGaarD, Canada, og S6meI
qnD bnm De 6e9ere6e $500, men ioo
iorgpoes efter 6om neite Worgen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-28

nnaSomsmpbe.

ON Serren oil, og pi moo Ieoe,
afboIoes llngoomsmsoe | Sreoerifs.
borg, 9ebr., fro 81. Mai til 2.
sslrni.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-28
Sbis6itercn Glias"

al 3. @. ~ocber.
QQf 0enne ppperli9e BOG, iom en-
EiOIang bar bGret uoioIot, foreGig-
ger MI en- nD 5olfelt0gaoe / brunt
fomponeret gin6 me0 @uIotrpf til
ben ooeror0entliQ billige Gris Of
1920.
9ogen er pod GAO tore Cider
mel flare 9%otiffe Upper.
Dam. 2utb. Bubl. Soue e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-28
Stirfen / u Or6fGr.

Siitorif 5ortplling ira 56n0eripl.
Iano al SARAH 1onOrup.
lOfommen poa S6n0ogSbIa0et5
5orlaQ 1911. t55 trt trpfte
9i6er / Sefi6irtin9s6in0 meo @uG6-
trpf. 9ri8 65 Gts.
Oon. Qnth. 8nbI. &ouie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-25
SeaiaerS Nat1riebt.

I'm alIs essatprsn, 9rtbltcrtn uub anbtrs initref.
frte ptrlcHsu;
4a&ri&i pirb hermit esssbsn, baB be
fpIgsnb bsnannten pnlontu ibre &shnungen
siuattragtu babtn IN bsT Sffin bee &tsifns fiiT
8th6iiauHg ppn GsfamtHttn unb GrtbdlHne
pcn 8risftn ber Standardization In unb fir has
County BON eadapanna. unb baB btfasit aes
minihraiorfu, Grtiuisrsn unt 8ermtnbn ibrt
Re&nungtn btgihsn babtn In btr Sffife bts
bsiastfH Rseilftrs une eab eislslbeH BEN Ddiisn
9triti ;ur 8ta6iisune pprstltst rtrbsn loaen
am Nontas. ben 29. apriI 1912, nm 10
llbr BOrmittass:
1. 3. %. palmt, SobH 8. Ridarbs unb
G. v. Daires, eTsfutorsn esr ptniulaheniHaft
bss Dnf. Sebu 9aHeIty ifblsbuis Mbn&uuHs
2. D. gB. palmn, 9obn Z. Ri9arbs uns
G. u. Mairts, grsfutpfH btr piHtrlaftnfadft
bee ptrif. 9pbn SaHelsy; fanfitbntt tdbrlt4f
8trtbtiluHae abrthuuHe.
8. R. u. Gapptu uHb 8fuieH Coleman.
Grsfutcrsn bn StnttrlaIItnIhaft bee ptrlf. Slaas
3. GsIis finite uHs ibtiptiit abIt&nuns:
4. VI. D. DIAN, GrsfuipT Der ptntnlafens
l&aft hts suf. u. D. GeIpin; srifr tbdIpsiis
abrtGnune.
S BiIIiam u. @ilecr nnb Sublcn G. Oar.
usp, ateminiliraiprtn Der 5tnifrta0enlHaft be
ptrf:. Rursan 5. Rursan; srfs une snbetlttss
ahrt9uune.
6. eiait q. pbilips. amtirtnbs Grtiatsrin
btr einitrIaasuiaafi bee strR. 8. U. wbiaips
pitesrbsItt HHb tnbsiltiet abn6nuHa.
Z. .. 9. pfnIr uub Spfspb u. Softer. Grfs
futeren hsr pintsrlaRtui&aft bee ssrll. Abau,
gsuftr fnbsiliist abrt9nuns.
8. 8rtbsTid Smttb, abminifiratcr btr PIN
tsrIaftuf&aft bu pua. RiHnit GusIs; rrRs
unh tnbeiltist abndnuue.
9. Sebn Stnn, GrffutUr bn ptnttrIaBtns
l&aft bee strf. Difsanb Stru trfs uns sues
giltigs abrshuung.
10. SAINTS RplaH, abminiifrdlor br oiHs
tsrIalTtnf9aft bfr snf. Rary RsIan srfs uub
tnbstltiet abrtGuuns.
ii. Marp u. S'fsi1. GItfutorin br Sin.
tsrIaftnf&aft btsapHf. Spbu .. RpIan trife
tbsilntils Abrthnune.
IL. annit Ri@pl, atminiAraiprin htr pin-
ttrIaftnlaaft Der Strf. Marsarst painiue trIft
unb snbeiltiat abrt&nure.
f3 Diliam Taee, Grefutcr bu pintsrlais
lsnfGaft bee pra. Samss pass; nfs une ine'
siIiiss abrt&nuns.
IL. Btaiam Sarriion, ST., abmtniarnier
htr SintsrIaRtnitaft sss Ssrf. 9piliam J.
9arrtipn; tbtiIpsiis Mbrs&uuns.
StHrY o. eapItr.
t4,4 Rtsiasr Of Dirs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-25
MuS bemtfcben 6anen.

T Die bsutide Rssieruns Uiro fsi'
nsn grOtsft sssen bic BON Der tiirfiidsu
Rssisruus psrfiists Sdltsbuus Der
DarOauell.n ssltenb MAIDEN. auf cine
uOn bsm Suuia SuuO bissbssiisli4 an
Iie ssrihtsts 5russ, autwOrtste 9srr
BON aiosrlsn.8ae9tsr, Der Staatsisire.
tar far sluspdrtiss Gnsslessnbsiten,
b,uts, OuB Dsutidluuo ais usutrul'
Uta9t fd uidt in ben Sries miidsu
f0nue.
T SuaDrssoen bat cine Sonferenl
uon Bsrtrstsrn Der Dunoesresisruuse
Der Sanbpsrfsruerbdnoe uuO Der Su'
oultriellsn ituttssfuuoen, bel usldsr be-
.i6loIIsn wOrOsn 1T, i'm SABRE 1915
cine ausftslluus oss osuti4sn 9anb'
wsrfs In Der ia9iiidsu 9auptftabt 81
usrauitaltsn., Die YOrurbsitsuItiir Ous
srOs,iisis ssplauts rlutsrusbmsn iOllsr
ioIort in slnsriff ssnommsu usrOen.
-e
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-25
gEie elm 9Sunber.

Der nahfolasnoe 5au 1T mo9lther'
msiis ni9t bemerfeuswerter als buns
oerte auosrs, wsl6e uus beridtst
purbeu, aber bic besleitenoen
llmltdnbe, uno Die lsbbaften
uuo baufbaren NeuBerun9en
Der S9rsibsrin bss 8ries
fes iino oerartis, oaB
iis bsmislbeu bsiOn'
beres Sntsrelie
perletben.
,Mt. Carmel. Sbio, ben 27. Sc
bruar 1911.
Or. Ystsr 5ubrnsp & CONS. Gbica'
90, 81.
&erte Serren :-@e 1T rtein 8unf9.
Sbueu BON ben lansen uno iAredli6en
Seioen 3u erBdblsn, welas ih ausse'
ftanoeu, uno pon Der Ssilung. bic mir
iest enblih ju tell purbe. Seit II
Sabren litt id on einem Dnnosn unb
offenen Bein. SIN SABRE 1900 fameu
mir uon 8ubapeit. tlnsarn, ua4 oieiem
sanos. SBdbrsho sinss sanSsn Sabres
mar if In isnsr Stuot mad Der sroBeu
aliuit sssaussu, mo feds DottOreu
uuO Elm ProfsiOr bic Ssbanoluns fiibr'
ten; absr lis ionutsn mild ntht bsitsn.
Oana4 sins id orei Sabre lang mad
sinsm bstannten Spsjialiitsu; ubsr ss
nliste ni6ts.
Nls it uaH Gmsrifa fam, ipurbs id
on einsn ar3t empfoblen, Der ueriprad.
msin Bsin ju bsilen. SD bsjablte tbnI
s4.O0 fur isoen 8eiua, ,-ss mar fcrtse'
morfsues @elb. Sd ssbrau9te baun
allsrlsi Grtsn Patent'W Wsoisinsn. bod
obus irssuowsl&su @rfols. SOr siusm
Sabre bereitete if mein Eotenfltio
iaredlids SsrSi&msrssn battsn iid sin'
seitellt, unb oies, juiammen nit BEN
3ultanbe msines Seiues, lisB mid ben.
Zen, bas msin @nbs nabe isi. Damn
fam Srau Rotb, - Soft iesue iie, -
unb rist mir ben alpentrdter 3u per-
iudsn, unb CAB mir iosar cine Slafde
Sd ssbrau9ts bic Webi,in seuau mad
Bori6rift unb. ute siu Bunbtr 9ot'
ties, Id purbs uOuitdnois ssbeilt. 81
I1sint faft unslaublid, aber es If
mabr. Sd baufe Sbnen tauienbmaI
unb bante @Ott, baB er mild 3u bel
redteu Mebijiu bra9te. M0se CT oil
issnsn unb bslObnsu. Sd fann Sbusr
uidt iasen, wis iibsrraidt bic sentl
iibsr msius Ssiluns finO. Mebr ali
3ebn Samilisn sebrauAen iest oat
Seilmittel In ibren 9duieru. Olohmals
meinen berjlideu Danf.
gdtuuesuOll, 6rau Ebertie Sitter.
Sorni's alpenfrduter jsist cine I'M
untsrbro9eus attts uou @rfolsen be
Slut. uub ionititutiOnsGlen 9ranfbei
ten, bic iiber bunbert SABRE Suriic
rsidt. @r 1T feline apotbsfer WfsbiSin
ionosru elm sinfu@es 9rauter Ssil
mittsl, tpsl9ss Oem PubIitum Oirsft &c
lisfsrt wirb bur9 SpsSial'asenten, bi
eruuuut iino BON ben @issutiimsrn. Or
gstsr SubrnsD & cons Co.. 19-2I
90. SObHe Gueuue, @bicaso, 81.
5orui's alpsnfrduter Slutbslsber Il
su babsu bel 9snrp Baltsr, 1011 @eOa
slusnus. e
Ole felnsesa Druekarbsltsn In asE eEasl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-25
StaOt unO Gountb.

= Die Damen SsftiOn bss Scran.
ton 9iecerfruna niro ON s. Wtai in Der
Seretnsballe elm r@arnution Social"
abbalteu.
- Srdulein annu Sod unb @barles
Publ Duroeu an Sreitus Worssn
Odrd alOsrmunn Sobn &. Dome oils
Elm @bepaar uerbunoen.
-Ssrr SObn Siinitsr bon bier unb
Israu Wiarg Wt. Camp BON SBiltss.
Barre iiuo leste sSBo9s In lsttsrer
Stuot burd Pfurrer 8. 5. O'DiaIsD
,u einem @bspaar usrbuuosn pOrOsn.
= Der auuimuun SOispb u. Wisurs
BON Der 5irma Disars & Sassn 1T
Samitas Stadt in isiner 8obnuns on
electric Stra6e seitOrben. Gr mar SO
Sabre alt uno idOn felt MOnatsn lei.
oeno.
- Srdukin Stolia @aribalbi. cine
@ntelin oes italieniiheu Sreibsits Sam.
piers @aribalOi, miro innsrbalb Der
na6itsn S8odsn Scranton bsiu4sn
unO einsn gOrtras iibsr ibrsn bsriibm.
ten @rOBuater bulten.
~ Der bsiannte Snltrumenten.
idleifsr Daniel Msl6ior bat i,in Sc,
iddft na6 100 8uibiustOn aps. per.
lsst. Ger Sdlsifsrsi uon Snitrrmsn'
ten. Msfsru. SAseren uin. na4 90.
finger Grt pirO bsiOnoers Sorsfalt &c.
wiomet, balts aud bsrartise artifel itets
uOrrdtbiS. S'Jisil & Cos sporting
arttfel- ieoer art. 14,4
= Da ben Sifi,isrsu anssoeutet
wOrbsn LIT, baB bas 10 Rssimsnt mSs.
ltderwsiie nod Der msritaniidsn @rsn3e
beorbsrt perOen wiro. 70 1T allss In
8srsitfdaft ssfsst morosn, nm osm
Rnf icfort 6olss 3u leiften. Die @ai'
fen iinb ssrsinist uuo ss6lt, 45, 900
Runoen uou Patrousn anssidufit uno
Die 5slOuusriituns usruollftauOist NOR.
ben.
= @sssn 9fiatsr 8. SB. ar6bulb
uon bisr, einem Wtitslisb Sss Sanbsls
@sridtss, LIT Die antluss srbObsu nor.
ben, 6aB er bel sinem Bsrfauf sinss
@ulmbaufsus intersiiirt sspsien isi.
Das Suifij Dspartsment In @uibins.
ton ioll bic Sude unterlu9t -babsn,
uerwsissrts absr uorldufis irssuO lpel9s
ausfunft, uub aud RiGter Gr6balb,
Der Sur Seit bier psilts, bate fsin g8Ort
lu fa9en.
= 0eil er unseblid felt bret Tussn
nidts 3u eifen ssbabt uuo an Sunssr
fit, mari Sreb. 3omlus bon Pittsburs
uui MuntuS Siudmittas sinsu Steiu
burd elm Stnitsr bss VI. Z. S1iller
9aoens on Psnu Gusnue, srsriff cine
filbsrus Eaidsuubr unO iuats Ounu
Su entflieben, ipuros uber on Center
StraBsuOn sinem PoliBiIten srsriffen.
Spdter tiberianots man ibn fir sc
Gage BEN @sfdnsniB.
-Srau @. D. Dussan, Gssntir
Der Ser. Bobltbuten, bat bel Osm Di'
ftrittanwuIt Rssbp bariibsr 9lass &C.
fiibrt, Ous In sswiHsn 8irtbi9aftsu in
csHtralen Stabttbeil iunssn Mab9sr
@strdnte ieruirt werben uuO psrlnnst
oaB .oisier seIesIi4e S6ritts uimmt
nm oisisH llsbelitanb einjuitellsn. Sil
srlldrt, bas ss nur ipenis Stdbts sisbt
no ss lsidter lit, OaB iunss Mab9sr
ben sritsu fali&su S&ritt usbusn. uni
sIaubt. oas IS bob. Ssit 1T, stpas IL
lSsr Sa&s su tbun.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-25
2anb su Uerfdufen.

Gin Stri6 BON iiber bier Adern In
Sitlihen Ebeile uon scranton gu mdSs
isem Preile. gidbsres In bieier Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-25
Mmaen SDntptpnte

1u0eI SV"'p'p"S
uaadtu uid,t INNER ibre Anpslsnbsit eurH
YetIsnbe Stbfraft bsfau 1t.
Bottle auseulioer, &spinsb,
Gerbofitat, Ragen eeioen,
tsuueu In bsn msilisu 8dasn auasnfsblsrn ,u'
aeIbrlsb,u wsrpsn. gDtr furirtu Wib Itute'
Isitsn bsr pbis,n SOrts NIT Sd IN.
Cine erset eiuis faHifli9tr austn.
csbst bic esbruGtntn @lditr auf.
SilOerfOilc, esssesiitt, ssssii
Giablirt 1885.
225 eadapanna abenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-25

AieTaHoer's 9 Son5ert Sdpelle,
8allep 8ism Rarf. an Der 9aursl einis,
Sonntas gtadmittas, ben 2s. Gpril,
nm 8 ubr. @tntritt fret.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-25

DIE tslnsesa Drue,<zrbsltsn In esE eeasa
LIsfert die ofies dee 'stNoehsnbist4.s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-11

Flannelette Short Kimonas worth 75c. I'm
sale price Observation-Disclosures. JUL
Flannelctte Short Kimonas worth O. mr.
49, sale price ............. d ,UU
Flannelette Gowns worth $3.50 nf1C
SAFE price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ID ItIJ
Flannelette Gowns worth sl.25. m
she price ''..... .......,,..,., Jul
Flannolctte Gowns worth Toe cn-
s"c price ''.''''''''.' .''.'.'.. uVJ
The Same Reduction on all Muslin Underwear
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-07

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40 49,. ,......I t,.......... 49,. Il......,...
sp.c9 in coming down tu nr.f u.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-07
ABOUND
&s BASIS

Jack Grim the old BROOKLYN catch
err has his Newark team well up iu
the Ohio state League race
Houston, Waco and Dallas are
struggling al the top and furnishing
the genuine fireworks In the Texas
League
Glen Leibhardt. the former Clevc-
land pitcher, has been shifted from
Columbus To Minneapolis la the
American Association
Jack Hollands ST Joseph team
looks TO be- able to give the best In
the Western League regular fight
for the ponuanl
The Kit, League has been strcng
thcnod o., the addition of Evansville
and Kitty fans look forward .o .
wye successful season
Now Haven and Bridgeport hat
been ruuuue neck aud uc,h SEQ 'a.
.this season. and lcadiua thp way DO
the Connecticut LEAGUE
The poor showing of Che Zdue-,iIl,
team Zoo The Central League va. do,
cause of Manager William KclleN
being pat ou the skids tack reudu
is the new manager of thc rot.rrs
The ottawa Canadian League club
has .lassy pitcher Zoo Fred Herbert
o b..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-07
Race Meeting at oklahoma city.

Oklahoma City. Okla. June e.
tuaer conditions that augur veil FOR
d u .c.ssful season the fourth an
uu1i summer race meeting was open
cd today Al State Fair Park, to be
continued until july THE pro
gram provides for three stakes of
81 GOO each. Many horses are quar-.
tered AZ tho track and others arr
expected within the next few DAYS
The Oklahoma State Fair Associa-
'lou which Is oonductIns the meet
Ine has installed ~ par..ua'He'
system uf H.'flng t' fh. track
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-07

Ladies, don't overlook the demon
stration OF Caloric Fireless Cookers
at Morrow-Thomas Hardware Co.'S
now In progress. lS3-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-07

Yesterdays Results

81 Denver .. Sioux City s
AZ Lincoln { Des Moinos
- Wichita o Omaha -
81 ST. Joseph p Topeka
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-06-07
COMMITTEE HAS 2O4
CONTESTS TO SETTLE

Chicago, May 31-When the Re-
! publican national committee meets in
| Chicago June it will be called on to
decide 204 contests. Four years ago
| there were 2l9 contests submitted.
OF the 204 contests filed with Score
tary Hayward TT were resented by
| followers of Colonel Roosevelt and q
by friends of President Taft.
The principal contests filed by the
Taft managers are from Missouri and
Texas.
we're elected at large and in the First,
Second, Fourth and Fifth districts
two sets were named by the support
ers of President Taft and one was Sc
lected by friends of Colonel Roosevelt.
More delegates than the number
specified in the call for the conven-
ton were chosen at large in Alabama,
in the Fifth district of Kentucky, in
the Fourth district of Minnesota, in
the Seventh district of Texas and in
tiS tlSI, chill dllu iLlSNSAII ulS-
tricts in Georgia. ~
Secretary Hayward has classed
these as contests and the committee
will be required to determine what
will be done with the cases.
There are contests from eighteen
states and the District of Columbia.
More Contests May Appear.
Chairman New of the subcommittee
on arrangements said that no other
contests than those subjoined had
been received, but it was possible that
a few others might be in the mail
bearing an early enough postmark to
make them legal
Joseph B. Healing, former United
States district attorney at Indianapo-
lis, arrived in Chicago from Texas,
where he looked after President Taft's
interests in the recent primaries and
conventions and reported to Chairman
New of the subcommittee on arrange
ments for the convention that Taft
and Roosevelt each have six instructed
delegates from that state while the
remaining twenty-eight are contested.
Chairman New reiterated his previ
Gus declaration that no presidential
candidate would be recognized in the
distribution of convention tickets, but
added that if Colonel Roosevelt came
to Chicago and applied for ticket in
person he would provide him with
card OF admission even if he had to
give him his own seat. b. .
Roosevelt's Chicago managers in a
statement claim their candidate will
have 5S1 votes, or more than enough
to nominate, on the first ballot.
They give Taft 191, La Toilette SO,
Cummins 10 and class the other dele
gates as uninstructed
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-06-07

tons and received their cherished
diplomas >
The Girls Glee club sang, ely,
Singing Bird" by Elgar, with vic.
lin obligato by Mrs. Hubbard and
Miss Julia Hub. Rev. Osgood's ben
ediction appropriately closed the
commencement exercises of the
1912 graduating classes.
Presented a Memorial.
Closing exercises were held a,
the normal school yesterday morn
ing at which there was special mu-
sic and the presentation ofthe class
memorial. The Triangle club of the
school sang, and Miss Williams, the
music director of the school gave a
solo. Miss Mabel Rakness, president
of the class, gave a short address
and the memorial was presented by
Miss Sadie Blake. The class chose
as their memorial beautiful pic
ture, companion to the one pre-
scented by last years class. John C.
Wise, representing the normal school,
accepted the gift.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-06-07
An1boy and Vicinity

From Thursdays Daily.
| Emil Ludtke has purchased some
more land at Thief River Falls.
Friday was a fair day and several
school picnics were held in this
vicinity
Gordon Heritage is spending this
week with his grandmother, Mrs. A.
| H. Corbett. ttE
Elder Olmstead will fill the pulpit
of the Christian church next Sunday
at 3 p. m. III.
Mrs. Amy Briggs of Mankato, Mrs.
Helen Briggs and Mrs, A. II. Cor
| bett, spent Sunday with Mrs. j. w.
Heritage.
Tony Hoover has purchased a
new auto and claims that he will
not take dust from any machine on
the road.
Al Burgess, who has carried mail
on the Pleasant View route for
about fifteen years, has resigned
rand has asked for transfer to
route in Iowa.
Amboy has organized new base
ball team, and with the success now
Amboy Giants, who won so much
local fame several years ago. ssl
| A. M. Schneeberger has purchased
the John Parks homestead which
makes him the owner of section
of land. He will have to buy several
more farms though, to have one
for each of his boys.
| Judge Lorin Gray and his brother,
! Nelson Cray, were visitors in this
locality this week, making their an
nual trip to decorate the graves of
members of their family in the
Pleasant View Cemetery.
| Will Parks met with a serious ac-
cident last week while trimming
apple trees with a sharp AK He cut
his right arm and severed the ar.
terry, but tied it up until DR.. O'Con-
nor arrived to dress it,"
Leslie King, a missionary from
India, is spending his vacation in
this county and is now the guest
of his sister, Miss Emma King of
Garden City. He spent Thursday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peirce
Lowell. ~ .a..
Memorial exercises were held at
Pleasant View cemetery on Thurs
day. Rev. w. N. Jameson of Man
katO made the address. Mrs. Bert
Hoffman, Mrs. William Sharp and
Miss Cora Boughton gave recita-
tons and the Amboy band furnished
music. Comrade Doty had charge
of decorating the graves.
Warren White passed away Tues
day morning at the home of his son,
Frank. in AmbOy, He was born at
Fort Edward, Washington county,
New York, and came to Minnesota
in 1865, settling on tract of land
in Sterling on the east side of Jack
son Lake, where he made his home
until the past few months. He was
married to Miss Emeline Bill and
was the father of five children, all
of whom are living except one. He
has been identified with the Presby
terrain church of Amboy for a num-
Der of years and was one of Ster-
ling's most respected and honored
citizens. r.t. ..