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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-04
.QofQl /. Seridt.
Memprial-paraee.
Tie Narihrsuts i.itssies'. - %ri.
gaSs.DiaridaHt .rnannt. - Gin
weiierer Beneral.SsiehI bee 9roh.
mari6alls.

in Der ssItriesn Sisuns bes W.mos
ria. .ausihuHes. bic unter osm Doriis
bss Col. War Silberbers itattfanb.
nutsrbrsiisie 9robmorihon W. W.
Dounsfon fsinsn sipeitsn GtnsraIbefebi.
ner suisekibsn fpurpt. en- bemielbtn
trfunt er alls 0tisraneu, an Der pas
rabe tbeilsuns5msn unb oabur6 bns
anben.sn ibrer ouf hm sysIx Der Gbre
gefauen.n unb inspifhen psrfiorbenen
anmeraoen su ebrsu. Dts gDsi.ersH
srrannis ,r bic foIasnben Marihdu.
fir bic perihiebentn griaoben Der
stptitsn 10 u. R) 5ioiiion: /. gris
snbs; Wm. Raei9er; 2. Brigade:
Deo. 2lopb; 3. Brigade: Robert BED.
Dds aus ben 5<rrsn Winoel 2orsns.
Geo. alopD, Sohn Sarbers, 9. 6.
9u6ep unb 20. W. Coffin beitebenbs
Hpmmiites unierbrsi.eie folesnbe
Wnrfhroute fur bic garabs, bic ebsn.
fdlIs suigtbeiben ipuroe: 4bmarit
um 8 ubr 1ormiitoss BON Der Race
unh IL. Gtrobs, iiiolid an Der Race
CUR T.. oitlih on Der z. 5ur Wnin. fiibs
lid an Der Wain sur g., fpeitlih an Der
8. CUR MaInui. fublih an ner Wolnut
5nr A., ntiilih ar Der 4. CUR Central
Npenue, fubIih an Der Central Mptnus
gum Central sHanbof. ipo Der Gpesiols
sug naf bem Spring Groos JrisDtof
b~reit iisb<H iDiro.
Die Oorbsreitunssu fir bic ,3ersmoa
uien an ben perfhisoenen Grobbiigtln
lin Spring GroDs iperbsn In Der nod.
iien Wtrfdmmluns setrofftn ipernsn.
Sn Der eritsn DiDiiion Der parabe
iptrbtnIiH. ipie ublib. bic Shuitinoer
befinben unb ibnen fpirb bos eriie Ms
sinsnt 8. y. O. oils Gbrenesiorie fir
bic binier ibm morfhirenosn geteras
nsn folsen.
,Jn Der O. u. M. DiDiiion perben
auf bic Cons Of Weiernns, Rapdl De-
tsrans unb anbers WilitGrsS Srganifas
sionsn moihirsn, ip1brsnb bic ibrieen
Oipifionen aus ben Grill OrgoniIas
tionsn aebilbet Derben. N0e 9beiInsb.
mer In Ruifden, nusgeHommen De-
tsrantn. f6liebsn iiA Der leBien Dipis
iion on.
Der 4usfnuB befniob aud. Dos
UOroehen Der WeterdHtns SObns in Gns
hsn Der Grrihtune eiuss Wonumsnts
flu GrsprGiibent %. .. 6orrifon ouf
ieinem Grnbe In Nortb 8enb eifrie 5u
unieraiiten unb ernnnntt ala Rommiis
tee bic aomfroben RrSiibtrberg, 8.
te bic R1mernbtn Wor Gilberbera O.
.. Winter unb Deter Dkbinssr.
Col. Wny Gilber6era bsr ftiner Ges
funbbtit pe9fn duf 5iDsi Do@en be
6tobt, .DerIo6en mub. mprbe filr bie
Ha6tteH apd gitaHofa sntl&ulbtst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-04
GieS xnS Das.

- Cine beuif@ Jrou, Don Der
Belts Strobs, perlanst pom bem 9iirs
gtrmeiiier, Die in ibrer Radbori6aft
iDohnenosn S1narasn au nrtreiben,
be- fie ibre odufer nift permietben
iunn. neil bic f6parsen Damen inn
Mfr Dor Der 1biiR berumluRseru. Mie
Der Hiiraermsiiier bieieIben aus Der
gsnhborfhafi enifsrnen folI. eiebt bic
Jrau abtr nini an.
Gihsrbeits Dirsiior ga1b ers
belt stitern einen Gbd bonn Gountp
i'm 9etraee bon sac, ,l53 ais gsrsiitis
auns fiir OsfaHgens. bic BON Wai
1910 Bis 1911 ipesen Wsrsskn sseen
fiantlihe Nerorbnunesn nnn bem Or
beiisbduis seiuubt puroen.
Die price 9iu meafare asoeio.
tioH erfu6tt eefern bos gelunobeitss
amt, bic patisnten TIM Eubtrsulpjes
Gonitorium anf price Gin, bic Oft
I'm Hanihe In Der NonbarfGoft btrr
nm:punDtrn, in Der anftdIt su holieH.
- Aht poli5iien unter3ossn iidp
gtitern BET prHfuns fur Hprpol6le unb
bier Observation-Disclosures Der Rapitdns.
priifuns.
- Gran g. R. s5oiIins lparbe ats
fern als GIsrt unb Gtenosrapbiftin
ernonni.
- Or. Otper. Diretior iiir Mcbls
tbGtigteitss sNniioltsn. srfumte geittrn
ben GicDtoHlpalt 8tttmon um lein
Outu6ten iibsr bic GmpfebIuns In benz
4sribt bes gyperttn Hprton lber bic
3un6nbe I'm 3ufluGisbaus. pernoHz
ldHiott unb isuipordr unteriititungsbs,
burftiee ainbtr 1nf Rotten Der Gtdbt
In 5omilifn unter3ubringen. Der
Gtabtonpnli entfMieb. BOB bks unter
bem Gsftt nur erIoubt jA, menn BE
&inbsr ~ G<brlanee "a IN famiIisn
siusretsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-04
Eattsit mM6 OeQebme .

- SbpobI Reppori ssii.rn oasG
nihtiu.orporirts 9anb Ilbli6 Dor
Rspport ieineu Stobierenxn einr.ih..
rirb Dopion iidb nitt borum film.
meru, ionbern bds Don ibr oe
tpiinidts ssrritorium au cnnettirsr
periuten. Die 4nesIssenh.it iOmm'
alien anftein mad I'M Geritt gum
4ustras.
- Ter Dap.on 4rbsiter B.rein
.rpdhltt fOIsenbe g.omis: prdTibent,
Carl 8Ogt; g,iseprdFib.nt. 6enrr
Redsrs; l. SetrttGr, Dol. RcbItr;
2. Setretdr, German auasboih;
Shasmeiiter, Wm. Bedmann; Hrans
fen Eommiitee:: 8. gos.rt. R. 6ers
mann. 4nbrsas Gerrsin; 1ruitees: Z.
Junt, u. Stenser. W<n3sl 5ollmeper,
antOn Sebn. Jos. 2adtrs; Deretnss
Gabnentrdasr. WenssI Geib; Der. ct
5ahnentrds.r, Deter Sr,ppou.
- Grau Gilbert aris bon Si. ps.
isrsbura. Jlorioo. peili aui BeIut
bel Jrau =. SHobeu an Der 4. uno
GIart Strabe, Dapion.
Jrau W. gelIenbed BON bsr
Jairfldo aptnus. BelIepus. fpurbe an
IdBli6 ibres gtburistasss pon Jreuns
ben nit elmer Surprife portp b<sbrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-04
Yan.GrlanbniRideine.

i'm itdoiiiden guuami fpuroeu ass
fern folasnos OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES er.
nirti: !. e. aopp, 1117-19 Bine
Strob,, 2it5diaes gridsebduot, s27..
600. - WeTonolo printins Co.. 105
II Opera place. 7itotis.s aonfrsts
eebduoe. $4,000. - ghos. v. Sfd.
fer. WeSenrp Rooo. 3pii4en 6crrtion
unp Sunibins 4ptnut, 2itodiges
1obnbaus, $500. - q. g. Retd,el.
Tenbam unb Gpcp.r Sirnbt, 2itodis
ess Wobnbdus. $500. - Sefpiih gss
mstsrp aFociation. Steinusauer an
Wonteomsrn pits uno 1ud grt.t
Roab. $1,000. - Sol. ertel. eorns
fbaip 4penus uno Relicn 2fiOdig,s
Wohnbaus. $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-04

aeber mlaru fam flo istt ctfoIut ibssssus
cen, bdt sr du6 uts5sr Die bonfts Esgeenfrulf
bsiissn Tam, nrih sspar In einsm fci1eH Mdts,
irie CT ffibft ritusi6i ME erfrarfet ccer fnr
m1elin gebcItsr Bot.
Ter rIitmliAfi betanuis btniffe ssUbeUar;.
Tr. WafGs o. Dsbfrp. Tefrstt, Wltns, bat sirs
issne RebcnbiuHa tntoedi. bic mlrfli6 unHbtIs
bore Rffuiidfs er8iegt. ducemefHe RsTbenf6sr1s
DE Hil6enf6merssn Geedfsntbffapf6s, Mar
eel an eelbifbsrtrnueH, 1rabfrH, aiersns uro
EEefenlfibfH. friibsr oosr ipol.l0tr nIIn, f6s6ff
1rinrs, abfonbsruraer, ocyseIilee Qr6i1ffnna
bfr Crs1rs. IoIGsu iu0sHeIlffr BertrruHesn.
RfrInH Ssr Mannssfraff, IfntI nns erhns.
i6 fursrt Aurs. Bic hsrccrraaerbe eftss
irn'i in aIien foixen asiser ,ptl6s .nits glinnsr
infi immer. iunse rsiis .absr fbenfo. OF 10 b..
fcnefEs nisbsrbra6f, bnb fif beinabe bic guit
une Jreues om ffbtn rerstersn, bsfrftf flar
ben nunberbarer 1orif&rtft, zen Tr. aobsrt'
neus mstbcbe nnf hisssm 8sbiffs srrsi&i tat.
Mad tn RbsumntiknEu5. 6dnprrbptesu uno
psibeH, bic In unrstnem Clint ihre tirfa6e td.
ben, ~ Tr Bosfrt' nsHf Bstauelura eiH fvat.
rsr Eeasn.
Asiner feGts bisfe 6slsetntsIi bsrf6ursn tir1
su bereiffu, bnB etsfs gidnssnesu wffulfnts cif
ltvdda.sn gpaHn scfifHgcs msin bsrtttrfss oeis..
ftss Euf: !, xsns IN enf far snmaAf 9sannsrs.
ga fsretr. Tiss Ff,db IN bon rer1esyn linl8et-
tngem Huffn fhr SeSsr, hsr sfint bcGs HaaHs
Rfsfrdsi Gefurhhsit uHe ysbsHsfrsnbs trtsbsr
sricnasn rin Bret peE esh, IN stafc6sn. 90
issaf!itH aapert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-04

polirihef Gopeian erbot eeiisrn
stsen ben bsritisnsn golioifien 5orrp
Wlartin pom 7.1iiirii, bic Intlage bss
eines 9ecm.en unpiirbisen Hensbs
mems. Dor unssiibr sipei Wodkn
bate cine Reeerin. tpelhe b<i einer
Jcmilit an Observatory Rodb oils
OIenitmnb6en ibdtis mar, jih barber
befhDtrt, bab fie bon bem poli3ilssn
ongesriffsn iuorben lei. Wortin purbe
bamaIs fofcrt bonn 1ienfie iuipenbiri
uno ssftsrn. ipis seiasi, unier mnsIaae
esfttlIi. Merirpiiroissrpsiie Dat bic
Weserin mitilerpeils ibrsn Gienli cufs
gsseben uno bic Stabi nerloFsn. gle
fon ibrsm arbeiigebsr ssfast bnkn, Il.
hobe lsBt Gtlb eenug uno braunt pcrs
idufie uift mebr 3u arb<iten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-04
Clifton .Seisbts aauaer.

Zen Clifton Scisbts sanaern lieet
es III Den @Iieoern, SnB Der @onne.
nono beranriidt. Ia ouloet es lie
nidt oaheim ngb 70 baben iie einen
idonen WiaiausfIug arrangirt. Der
n,n Sonntag, 8. Wsni. nnternommen
peroen ion. Ter abnarit erfola.
pnnft 4 llbr BON Der gereinshoIIe Al,
Der Rohs StraBe unb oos 2iel iit
gsebers 8arten in Coflep. noieIbit
ben antcrnlenoen Elm gines gsriib.
iind borrt. Ia iregen Der 9abl Der
Observation-Disclosures arrangements
geirofien iperoea niiiien. miiiTen fih
be Ibeilnebmer bis ip6feitens conn.
tag. 20. apri!. meloen uno sipor iu
Der 0ereinsbnIe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-04
9iira,rmtiit,r sunni srli.b otit,rn

- 8irssrmeiiisr 5unt srli.b seit,rn
Moresu cine proclamation. norm sr
Sonntnp, ben IL. Wni, nls Wiititrs
tag fsftiest unb ben Wiititrn boben
1ribut solIt. er ,mpfishIt. 3u GbreH
ees 9uges ivsibs Rsl,en gu ,rasen.
Gina 30 nsus W6hlsr liebsn sss
fern. ON .rten SpesioI. .Resiitrirunsss
ins,. ibrs Romsr in be Wabtliiien .ins
traeen. Die nnbersn ReeiIirirungsiags
iinb bsut.. Ronine uno 1isnftag. Ane
WdhIsr. oi. umse3os.n Fno ober felt
Der l.stsn Regiitriruns roiornH ges
iporotn finn. tonnen iih I'M gurtnu
Der Wnblbsborbe in Der StcbtboIt,
auf Der 8. aps. Seiis. rtsiltrirsu Iui.
Ten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-04
Aruntbeit HuD demonstrating bic
llrildDe.

Biliom 9. groTene, Der aabes
betannte gigsntbimer bes Juttergss
ihdfts go. 132O-1322 Mabiion
4pe., Der nit ietner GamiIis Qo. 12O
Sit Is. StraBe po6ute, pGblts gsz
tern oas 2itingzufer, Hubs Der 6. Il.
y. Bride uno Is. Strabe, gum Srt,
um felnem Geben Elm Gnos gu MAIDEN.
I'm 11.30 ubr 8ormittogs psrlisb sr
iein 9eI6Gft, angebIi6 um stnsn Gss
ihaftsgqHs gu MAIDEN. @r befano iih
in gutter Goune unb gliemano batte eins
4bnuHg, oaB ous isin TObesgang lei.
Gr punbte iih benz Gliding al unr
ipuros bon Clarence Copper BON Der
GoOington Goal ano Ganb So. am
5ube Der 13, StruBe gsisb.n, Qls er
Die SOfe oes 9eihoftes burtI6ritI.
Sur3s 3sit oarauf Duros 8roIf.ae
blutiiberitrOmt aufg.funben. yleben
iRm lag Die Waffe, nit Der er ii6 aes
ihofen bate. Gr purbe iofor, noa
hem ct. Gltiabetb Soipital ge6ratt,
Do er UNI 20 WGtnuten mad 2 lltr
psrftteo. Die GugeI mar ibm in bic
re6te Sdldfe eingebrunqen uuo an
Der anoeren Seite oes aopfes herausz
gstommen. Setn. Syrau, bic fofort Be-
natrlhtt9t porben mar, tam oerabe
I'M SoipitaI an, als sr Deri6ieo. Dor
3Fpel s5dhren bate eiRen 6uftenbrucf
erlltteH, Der ni9t gebeiIt mar uno
5u 3eiten lit er srobs S9nersen uno
etes iheint t1n lsbensiberoriiiTio os>
maht gu hdbeu. Ssinsn s}reunoen ass
qeniiber bate sr oft Die 8emertuna aes
mabt, oaB sr bic S6mersen ntnt ldnz
ger ertragen t0nne unb Iid3 Dos leben
nebnlen piiroe. GeFtern Vahmittaa
mahte er feline 0robung pabr. Brofz
fene mar allgemein bstonnt uno qeada=
ret. Gr mar Waitglisb Der gppinoton
Jreimalrer 2ose. Der lurner. Der
Commercial 2rupslers, Der Chamber
Of Commerce unb bes Wm. Rieblin
RspubIitauiihen RIubs unb mar por
5abreu Elm aaubioat fir oos ppitz
metiteramt. Gr mar ebenfalIs Elm
proninentes Witglteo Der Gp. prot.
ct. paulus Gsmeinbe unb mar lanas
Sabre aruitee berielben. Der Deritors
bsne biHter!dbt Die @ottin, sipei Cob
ne uHb cine zohter. Coroner Or.
sSames @. Wiie tpurbs benahribtiat
nnp sab ein Gen umiidnbeg semGbss
Usroitt 1b.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-04
DbiD 1mrnbe3irf,
Die 81. iasfatnnb nimms bente ib'
rem AHfaus.

3urnbejirf, meItw beute Abenb I
llbr In Der Central 3urnbolle siildln.
nentritt iino nuf) nod am Scnnt1g
|ibre Sisnngen abtolten ipiro, lit bon
Dem Vorort in 0apton. W.sS. Rramer,
Fl. Spreher, iinb Eail @rnner,
Sf)rifs!pnrt. fcIeerbe 9osesoronnng
feitgeiegt iporoen:
1ngesorbnuna:
geeriibnua Der TeIeenien burf) ben
criien Eprefser Der Cincinnati
2urneemeinoe.
Sie1: .sSahn".
groffmlng ber 81 .ge3irfs.Iaeiosung
burd, ben He5irfsipreher.
Organization Der Toeiaeuna ourd,
GriuahIlina eines eriien nno sipei.
ten Sprrters iinb eriten nno 5pei.
ten Shrifttpdrfs.
Gruennitng zines aonunistees fir
griifiing Der Dtcubate unb gerift.
eritnttirng oesielbei,.
Grneuniine Der folpenbcn Gcnmitteen
oitrh oen eriien Spreher:
al 1ommittee fiiralniIIftfntion mno
lleberipeiiuns Der sSnitriiffionen
on oic betreffenben Rommitteen
- 3 RitgIieocr.
b. apfnriitec fir 9unoesnneele.
genheiten 8 WtitgIteoer.
q Hommitte iiir geBirfsanaelegen.
beiien - 8 Witglieoer.
b. stpmntittee mir getitiee ausbil.
0nng - ) RtfsIisSer.
e) aonmittee iiir torperIife Nus
bilbrna 8 g6islieoer.
y aommitiee fir 8eitlperoeu uno
aIageindoen - 3 RitgIieoer.
81 apmnittee fir Rriii,ing Der gu.
der uno Der einitlaaieen Be-
rid,te - Q aRitgIieber.
GntgepennnhnR bon gerifteu:
al oes eri.en Be5irfsiprehers
b. bes ge3trtst,irnuurts.
q oes ge5irf5ihasmeiiters
b) oes 8criisers oes seiiiieen Som.
nittees.
81 iiber Den Stano Der ge3trtsrers
cine, feitens einesTeIegaten uon
ieoem Berein.
y iiber ben Sfono bes 5urnunier.
rid,ts in ben oiientlifen Sd)u-
len I'm Iurnbejirt Ohio.
TerIeien einselauicner anirage.
tgerIhte itnb autrdae iDereen 10.
tort nnd) ibrer 9erleiuna on bns
Rloiiififntions Roumrittee pertpie.
ien.)
9erid)teriidifune Der itetenoen aon.
ulitteen.
,SeItsesuRs Der ge5irfsbeitrage.
uebertragiina oes gesirfsuororts Tiir
ben n1hiten Terniin.
Seitimmunaen iiber bic n1tfte (35)
ge5irfs.1nsfasims.
gerotbung iiber iSraaen pon oIeenei.
neiu ssntereiie.
imo annobme oes Eroio.
foIs.
SfluB Der 81. gesirts.1aaiaeung
ourh Abiinser oes 2ieoes: Grit
bann".
gu ebren Der Teleaaten lmS Ger
Dtitalieser Der Iurnseneiroe. on
lpelt,e Die einlabunaen eraanaen limb.
ipirb unter ben auipiSien bes Tomen.
9ereius. nit Der riibrieen prdiioentin
Srau anth. 8roabef an Der Spite,
nnh Sf,lub Der geifGfisiielna am
Samitag abeno elm aommers itaitiin.
ben.
gbenfo hnben bic Tnnen fir einen
auten Yfittaastiid am Sonntng Dsit.
tag fiir Die Teleaaten Gorge getro.
gen. 10 oab oieielben nabrenb Der
Witiaaspoufe Die aonpentionsbaIIe
niht Sn perlaiien braud,en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-04

Die GuDinstuu Office iHr Oas rGin'
einRatier @ulfs6Iatt" befinoet i'd i'm
8ebauoe Vp. 509-511 Wabiiou
aueHas. anSeiseu, Wittbeiluusea
nuo geitsQungen irsenbipelder 4rt
iuerSen bis 10 llbr g!benSs baislbit
sutgesenseno,umeu. SelcpbOu Suutb
1854.
Ism. q. SrOiiene erid,irft iih.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-04
DIR. G. n. B0BERTz,
no EOhertl Bldg, Detroit, Mich.

aHmsrfwna: Ts. Ssssfs N sssfssfannt sfs
erisIsrti6tr etHtihtr esssiaLarsf NAB sfrsisHt
bsaes Jsutansa. Or In ssm eiaate apsxsasers
sus prsttisisst ieli 1880 In Tettstt.
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8 q y, Tito n.

- llnisr aseat ia Samiitsn III
Serr Gbnaro Urn6 419 Glib Ganfts
Strafe. gea Tel. 476 g., Hsms
Vtone 1851 u. s.
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VI e ~ p 81 {.

Die ssrnpprt Office fir oos Gin.
@pltsblatt" befinbct iidl in
go. 339 Yurt StraRe, sescniiber Dem
GourtbanIe, woiclbit 3enisteitcn, Yin.
,ciasu II. !. III. bis 10 llbr 45 Minu.
ten sIbenbs entseaengenommeu ,uer.
ben. Selephun Epntf 240f.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-09-06
MEN WHO HA We FILED
FOR THE STATE JOBS

I Democratic: W. F. Donohue, Mel
rose
Railroad commissioner-Six Years
! Republican: C. E. Elmquist, Rusl
City; ]. F.. Rosenwald, Madison. $
Democrat: Henry w. Stricken. 81
Paul; John N. Gaynor, Litchfield
F. NJ. Currier, Mankato.
! Railroad Commissioner-Four Years
I Republican: Ira B. Mills, Moor
head: E. H. Garfield, Luverne. ~
Democrat Julius ]. Reiter, Roches
ter; Andrew French, Plainview.
! Chief Justice.
! Charles NJ Start, Rochester; F
Alex. Stewart, Minneapolis; c. w
Stanton, Bemidji.
Associate Justice, Class I.
| George l.. Blum, st. Paul; Osca
( Hallam. st. Paul.
! Associate Justice, Glass 2.
! Andrew Holt, Minneapolis.
Congressional.
First District
/ Republican - Sydney Anderson
Lanesboro; J. ]. McCaughey, Kas
son.
/ emocratic-Clinton Robinson, st
Charles: J. j. Heating, Wabasha.
| Second District
,Republican-Fr F. Ellsworth
Mankato; A. j. Daley, Luverne.
| Democratic-W. S. Hammond, ST
James.
! Third District .1al
! Republican-Ch r. Davis, st
Peter .~ 'E
! Democratic-Frank L. Glotzbach
| Faribault r.~
Prohibitionist-F F. Marzahn, Wa
terville.
Four District
epublican-Frederick C.. Stevens
! st. Paul; Ambrose Tighe.
! Democratic. c. Michael, st
Paul, Daniel Murphy, Rush City
! Carl Van Dyke, st. Paul; Charles A
Lethert, st. Paul; ]. ]. Regan.
| Fifth District
Republican-George R. Smith, Min
neapolis. rn'--5
mocratic-Thomas P. Dwyer
Minneapolis; Einar Hoidale, Mime
apolis. .u
Sixth District
Republican-C. A. Lindbergh, Lit
ite Falls; M. j.. Bowling, Olivia.
Democratic-Dr. A. j. Gilkinson
Osakis.
Seventh District ss--.-
Republican,. ]. Volstead, Gran
tie Falls.
Eighth District
epublican-Clarence b. Miller, Du
| luth. -pv r.t....y .a-
Democratic-John Jenswold, Jr.
/ Duluth. -.... ....
Public Ownership-Carl Johan M
| Bratberg, Carlton.
| Ninth District
Republican - Halyor STEVENSON
Crookston; F. H. Peterson, Moor
head; R. H. Battey, Detroit.
Public Ownership-M. A. Bratt
land, Ada.
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l.. Clark and son of 413 South Fourth
street. .- ...
Miss Muriel Beach of Sheldon,
Iowa, is visiting friends here for a
few days. She has been teaching at
Litchfield. --..-
| Mrs. Anna J. Lang has returned
| from Portland, Ore, and Seattle
| Wash, where she has spent the past
two months.
Mrs. Oscar Wallraff and daughter
returned to their home at: Tracy to-
day, after spending the night here
with friends.
r. T. Nelson, the salesman OF
Finch, Van Slyke & Mcconnell OF
! ST. Paul, called on the trade here
this morning.
Miss Margaret Geddes returned
yesterday from Window where she
has spent the summer with friends
and relatives.
Miss Hazel Jones, who has been
| the guest of Miss Ella Kroeger at
Rapidan for several days, returned
home yesterday.
es Alice and May Coughlan of James,
vile were the guests of friends in
Mankato yesterday.
Miss Ruth Cote returned last
evening from Blue Earth where she
has spent the past ten days with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. M. j. Hyde and ~ S. Will
son of Casper, Wyo., spent the night
| in the city, before proceeding on
their way to Rochester.
Mrs. d. L. Johnson and daughter
Eva of West Mankato left today for
Madelia for weeks visit with Mrs
Johnson's sister, Mrs. James Tate.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hawks of
Boone, Iowa, formed an auto party
which spent the night at Mankato.
They were guests of Hotel Heinrich.
Attorney and Mrs. Thomas Hughes
and son and Miss Margaret Dackins
returned last evening from Cambria
where they spent a few days visiting
friends. .-
Waseca Journal: Mrs. Margaret
Boucher and family, former residents
of Waseca, have moved from Man
kato to Duluth where they will make
their home.
Rochester Post and Record: Paul
Hoerr and Wilbur Clements of Man
kato are guests at the home of DR..
and Mrs. ]. P. Anderson, making the
trip by auto
Roy Crane has accepted a position
as instructor in business college
at Bismarck, N. D., and has left for
Minneapolis to make a short visit
before going to Bismarck.
Mrs. Thomas Pearson will go to
Rockford, ILL.,, today to visit friends
and relatives, while Mr.. Pearson will
leave shortly for a trip through
southern Minnesota and Iowa.
B. s. Benner of the Consumers
Power company and Gus Eichstaedt
went to Lake Crystal today to look
after the business interests of the
company. They will be gone a few
days.
Miss Anna Farmer has returned
from Pipestone where she has spent
her weeks vacation with her par
ents. She has resumed her duties
at the l.. Patterson Mercantile COM
pany.
Mrs. H. H. Young and daughter,
Violet returned this morning to their
home at Lake City after being the
guests of DR.. and Mrs. M. r. Coul-
ter. Mrs. Young and Mrs. Coulter
are sisters.
Miss Myrtle Hedberg will leave
shortly for Lake Benton where she
will take up her new duties as
teacher in the public schools. Miss
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FILED AT LAST MINUTE
From Thursdays Daily.

Three more eleventh hour" filings
We're noted late yesterday afternoon.
County Auditor Weaver closed the
filing time at five o'clock sharp, but
just before the minute hand reach
ed the proper point, Attorney Miles
Porter filed for representative in
the third class on the republican
ticket. P. Rutan filed for county
commissioner of the second district
on the republican ticket, while ].
H. Macbeth filed for coroner on the
democratic ticket.
F.. M. Currier of this city went
to ST. Paul yesterday and filed for
the six year term on the railway
and warehouse commission on the
democratic ticket The announce
ment that Mr.. Currier filed as a
democrat caused somewhat of a sur
prise among those who have been
conversant with political events in
Mankato during the past few months.
When the republican presidential
primaries were held in this city last
May, Mr.. Currier acted as a Judge
in the fifth ward.
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ST. Paul, August 29-Entries for
the first statewide primary election
in Minnesota closed late yesterday
Filings for state office have not
been as numerous as expected. The
largest field of all is of candidates
for governor, with six republicans,
two democrats and three candidates
of the minor parties in the ring
There are five republicans running
for congressman-at-larg but other
wise the fields of candidates are
small. James A. Larson, assistant
secretary of state, estimates that
$500 has been taken in in filing
fees, including those for the legisla-
ture which cover more than one
county, and file with the secretary
of state.
The filings which have been made
for state office and congress are as
follows: a 8f~ '"
United States Senator. .
Republican,: Knute Nelson, Alex
andria; James A. Peterson, Mime
apolis.
Democrat: Dan w. Lawler, st.
Paul. .---1
Congressman-at-La Large.
Republican: l.. o. Thorpe, Willmar;
Frank Nj. Eddy, Sank Center; James
Manahan, Minneapolis; Paul F. Deb.
mel, Worthington; William H. Eustis,
Minneapolis ee
Democrat: c. ]. Buell., st. Paul.
Prohibitionist; w. G. Calderwood,
Minneapolis.
Governor.
Republican: A. O. Eberhart Man
kato; Sam Y Gordon, Browns Valley;
William E. Lee, Long Prairie; L. G.
Spooner, Norris; Edward II. Young,
st. Paul; Martin F. Falk, Duluth.
Democrat: c. NJ. Andrist, Mime
apolis: P NJ. Rngdal, Crookston.
Prohibitionist: E. E. Lobeck, Alex
andria. .-...
Public ownership: David Morgan,
ST Paul.
Socialist labor: Charles W. Brand
borg, Henning. ........
Lieutenant Governor.
Republican: j. A. A. Burnquist, st.
Paul; ID. M. Neill, Redwing.
Democrat: C. M. King, Deer River;
Winn Power, ST. Paul. .-'
Prohibitionist: George H. Andrews,
Winnebago.
.. SeCTetdTy VI otdte.
Republican: Julius A. Schmahl,
Redwood Falls; George H. Mattson,
Roseau; James H. Eye, Minneapo-
lis. .ra.- - 81.
Democratic: Harvey W. Grimmer,
Sank Rapids; Emil Olund, st. Paul.
Prohibitionist: c. l.. Johnson, Anoka.
State Treasurer.
Republican: Walter J. Smith, Eve
leth. a..,. d.
Democratic: c. w. Bibb, Minneapo-
lis; Henry Vessel, ST. Paul.
Attorney General. "
Republican: Lyndon A. Smith,
Montevideo; Thomas Fraser, Roches-
ter.