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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-16
DuunnurR
SprOsfOrifcr gilbclm SbOmicn
fDloer 20.

Zen %. 5onltor bleo 5pro9ior-
fer Bib. 06omien TO- aor.
@fter ag}att." aengioer ri ct 8or
oonife 3ilologers ltotalelier ON Den
fenote Sprogman0:
Brof. Dimes 4noeren:
San 6aDoe intet 2peciaIe, t6i
npIten ale iprogli9e 0mroaoer bar
ban 6ienine /, % en6oer Special
f~orifer, ion fom / SamtaIe meo
6om ON fine Stn0ier, moatte mil
foorli9 faa Sn0trpf Of at tale meo
Ell 5ogfpde. 5 9egpn6eIien bleD
man iorbleffet ooer bans u0itrofte
Spro9itlp0ier. I. Cts, nanr man
borte, at ban / 8aris boo0e it'll:
0eret iDn0in0iife Sprog oa tnget
Gfsamen / 5amuliif ganife en- pas
iant. % 0ereiter itu0eret G1rfiif /
9onitantinopel, at ban funoe fon-
periere - flo0en0e, iog0e man -
pao 6inif. llngarif % Gusiiif; men
eiter6oat6en ppnneoe man Jig FER
6ienlne til at taae oct bele u0en
6or6apielie: pi ino 6am tlmtle meo
6ele SproQptter oq iorfelge Dem
toPr5 in0 qenfem aIien, opipore
ailoerne til Sontoliipro9et 9ennem
gogin0iens 9ierg.D iolefter, til De
o%uitraIife Ger % en0eIig tpoe De
goooefnI0e 5enisiei.S noifriiter, BET
enc ful9te efter oct on0et, iom phi
oct bar ganife naturligt!"
Grof. Otto Sesperien:
y@ilbelm Gbomien itaar for oae
6e pn9re 6onife Sprogforifere iom
oct itore 5orbilleoe oeo i'm Mange.
iioiabe0, lin arltn0iae og iifre 8i-
ben, lin 0riitiae o9 iforpiin0igeSGn.
fen og i'm alorbe6 / 6remitillin-
gen. Sans 0isplrtats faiteoe ct
iforpt ems ooer Dor egen Sprog-
arts gamle 5ormer ne0 Siplp al
finite Spro9; o9 oct ienere tore
4rbei0e ON gersringer mellem De
inf e o9 boltiife Sprog fortiotte
poo Den iom1ne 9one. st interes-
innt Sfrift om6anoler BET rusiiife
Riaes @rln6l9g9elie oe0 SfonOi-
noberne. st llniperiitetSprogram
ON Observation-Disclosures Siitorie no.
mprter iio peo fortrGffeIi9t Ooer-
blif og ubeitiffelig ltpartiIfbeo.
Men beieit blon6t bans 89rfer
itroaIer bog bans l%totponine at De
9amle tprfiife Snoifrifter / Sibi-
rien, iotn inqen 6oo6e funnel lple
ct 9ogitop az fsr ban me6 eetSGag
Isite o1e @naberne: en- inteIleftliel
Storooo6, iom Sproeoioen ifoben
life Tan oppiie no9et e9entligt 81.
oeitptfe til, oo 9psningen of Sic
roglpfer og of aileifrifter fun Inf
fe6es beo, at Here 5orifere bogge-
De poo binonoen8 arbei6e."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-16
Diniiflip / Sfanocr6ora.

goo Nliif og Sang i ale Gam.
iiinOsfloSier. 6oreningen er ban.
net pna oct breoelte @runolog, og
WeOlemsbiornget er ioa lopt, at
enboer fan pGre me0; man 6ar %
ogiaa allere0e naoet oct imponeren.
De Me0lemstal al ca. 100. Den
npe Screening leoes al 5ru Serreos.
fulom99tig Megener, % 5riien bar
Ian1nlen me6 line aoaeger / 8eitn-
relien logt ct itort og anerfen0elieS.
pproigt arbeioe | 0enne Sag. Sen.
bag Den %. San. ofbolOt 6orenin.
gen tin fsrlte aoncert meo Us.
ititance al fgl. aapelmulifer 9eter
@teler Og Songforet o5lora" ira
aarbus, oe Starten bar ieroeles
lonenOe; iom 8sl9e al oct itore
Weolemstol mootte aoncerten De.
les, og Der bar fulot Sus baooe
til @ftermiOooes. oe aftentoncer.
ten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-16
5rn Drum, @e6r.

Yaen oct or 8inter, og 6ormerne
bar life tort onOet at tage Jig for,
iaa ioar De iaaOnn noget til SIDE,
ir0en Den traole 6i0 fommer. Soor
mango, Der enonu er / 8inter, fan
ie8 life ice, men iuo fan leg 10
iortGaer oct, efter iom bet font
mer. ioo fonmer Der oo ogiua li0t
No6e0er no / gerOen Der ira.
Oct bar 6reoagen Ben 20en Sc
bruor. Menig6eOeu 6ou0e after
in0buot Jig ieIp til at boloe Set,
oeane Sang Dos Sens Speriens.
9eo Niooagstio fom BET enc 2es
al alo0e M%enneifer efter oct anoet,
o9 bet enc itsrre emo oct onoet, inc
/ 8oar0en % bleD bll0t oelfommen
/ oct bpggeli9e Stem al Sens Soer.
len % Sliitrll. iom ilog Oerene pda
oFo Sob for 8enner og aenOinge,
o. lpfsnifeoes / 0ogenS Inle0ning.
gor6ene opffeoeS, 6ofene bpnfe-
oes. og NioOugen imogte iom pao
en- Sfootur, boor bele 6amiIien
bar facet iig en- 5rioog.
2t0t ben poa @itermiOoagen fom
1beo0ore 2orien ira Blair, og mes
bnm fom Boit. Gang, iom for 81.
ben betiener Menigbe0en, men %
ban ifuIOe oGre i9roig meo lit Pr
befoe pao SfoIen, inoen ban funoe
toae no, fom De liOt bngeiter De al.
Ore. Dog. iom man Tiger: Den,
Der fommer bo9efter, fommer oaioo
meo."
Otter WooItioet fom SoImebs.
eerne rem, % Oa Der bar bleoen
innnet og beOet, tnlte Bait. Gang
oner Oooios %. Saline o. bite
6eril6 fra boorleoes Serren err ioa
eo6. - ino uenOeIig goo moo Dem,
Der forIa6e fig pnn BAN. San
min6eoe gennerne ON boor meqet
@lio bno6e oeliignet Dem meo, og
bpor meget De bopOe at iige bonl
5of for, og lagOe ale De tiliteoe.
oprenoe poo 9ierte at IaOe iig le0e
% itpre of 8lto icnIe0es, at De life
blot ifuL0e np0e 0e timelige Sober,
ban giper os, men oeioo De ann0e.
Iige, og at De ogioa funoe oGre iii
8eliipnelie for b%oeranore, i6et De
Ieoeoe i in6bproes Gerligbeo.
On imuf @aoe ira Wenigbeoen,
iom beitoo al Here Sslpeeuitonoe,
ooerroftes MI S5perien og 6uitru.
booreiter 5oerien ielo 6olot en- lille
Gale, % taffe6e Tor @ouen og FOR
9eieget al De mango 8enner. ST.
t~ermi6ongen t~iIbragtes mn meoSam.
tale og Gang, og ale par enige
ON, % De Itiltes, at De baD0e til.
broat en- ifsn Gag inmmen.
Sneen boooe begpnot at ioGoe
ben pao Dagen, o9 oa Ri orog
bien1. iolOt ben tGt % miI6t, ion.
ban icm Oen iaGOer. nanr Der liz.
ger Senig0og 9uften. Seitenes
biemliqe Silien loo ifinerenoe
aennem Den al Sneialoet flonqfil.
De Qlrft. giploernes SLANG og ben
alooe Batter % Sfnmt bi0rog i'll
of are 9ine6et lepenoe, oa SlP6er.
ne otter itrsg no al @aar6en, ben
forbi 6e merfe Geore oG Be ranfe
3nrretrper, iom banner ct oeiIigt
tpt 2pbplte ON Siemmet, moo
Roroenoinoen.
Ia De iioite @9iter bar orogne
bort, itoo 5amilien tilbage, iom ON
6eres Snnfer bar reiit bort meo De
fremmeoe. Spor Dor MI be Ian.
fer flsiet benz SO, biIt opre, nogle
Rfl borte, bar Der o9iaa Sslbbrpl-
lup; oct nnr Speriens Ssiter os
benoeS Wano, De to Bar bar inc.
eooet | 9Ggteiton6en poa ianme
H-No - e. LII
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-16

Gn IetiinOie nns @anb. en
goanmnn6 I SeGeritp ien6te forIe,
ben i'm Gulf / goen meo arI. San
infosiere6e ionntibig ca. so sr.
8o ban bop6e Iti1et &eIt og @ogn
biem, toe ban in6 til 9pen og IoI-
oe6e Bengene op.
91iifen, Ser er 90 Ior gommeI,
bleo onboG6t of BoIitiet / Ior6re
9irf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-16

flap, oe i ben poofelgen0e 0isfus.
Jon 6eltoe bl. a. Boitor aro6n o9
OOer6anemei tier RouIun0, gi6org.
DfgOet ooerbpre0e8 al t20-f30
SiIb6rere.
6rn9ttrGer laneS ga%n6eDejene.
ErOfcsiOr Is. 9. ErDOt3 n6taler iig.
Den 81. San. oi6ol0teS Der /
9Ol0in9 ct Ms0e, boor Spsr9smaa.
let ON 8Iantning al 5rugttreer
long5 9auOeoeiene 0ebattere0es. 5
ben %@nleOning u0taIte 8roiesior
Frpot5 Jig til vaolo. 5oIfe6l." ON
So9en paa fsIgen0e Moo6e.
IS SDifGano er BGontningen al
6rigttrGer langS geie o9 gane.
liner for lGngit en- aelloSgerning,
og llObpttet bar mange Steoer oa-
ret meget tilfreOsitillen0e. Derimo0
er Sc 6ori6g, Der berbiemme bi6tiI
er giort, foIOne onorligt no. 8run.
0ene BERTH er to. Gels 6ar man
life OGret 6el0ig meo 8aIget al 0e
GrGiorter, Der er plantet = fun
fao taaler nemlig 2anoebejsit8Det
og ben Iforpe 8in0 = og oels bar
set Dpret umuligt at beifDtte 5rP.
erne FOR 8srnenes @fteritrp6elier.
Sfal Sogen 9ennemf6reS, moo Der
bells f%oretogeS ct ltbpre fornltfti9t
8alg al 6rugtiorterne, og 0els ifol
BIontningen uofereS / ioo itortOm-
fnne, at oct proftiif taft er umuli9t
for Drengene at foa al 3rligten re.
ben neO. SGrlig golf er Set natur.
IigpiS oeo 2an6eoeiene.
Seq otGOe - bpis 6onfen ratio.
melt ifuIOe fsres ITO / 2ioet - fin.
Oe BET naturIi9it, ON De lofnIe2on6.
boforeninger tog ben op og loo
plonte Iongs oGe Amtsbeie - Be
fommunnle geie er gennemgoaenoc
for imolle.
5or 6origt tror ieg, Stlteresien
er %pofienoe. BrofeSioren / Sooe.
brlig, 9riutn, intere8ierer Jig me.
get for Observation-Disclosures, og
OoerasiHtent Scbierbecf / Rosfil.
De tager Jig iprigt Of PIantningerne
langS 8anelinierne.
StOrmilOoss SfaOcn. Gibe, 29.Sa.
mar. Observation-Disclosures bar ef.
ter De al Stiftomtman0 Stemnnm
in0ienote 9eretnin9er ON Den oeo
Stormflo0en / Iooember / 5ior /
nogle al Gibe gnnts 3ommiiner for.
aarioge0e Sfaoe anmooet fal. aom.
misiinrius 9erc6e ON 9iitono neo
lln0erisgeIien al De / Den omban6.
Ieoe anleoning fremiotte arop ON
Si9lp ira Statens SIDE.
Somti0ig bar Niniiteriet ammo.
oct Stitamtet ON at bragg Om.
iorg for, at Der fra peofommenoe
@mbeosmenOs og fommunale NDn.
oigbe0ers SIDE gioes aommisiori-
MS Oen fornsone 9titono peo Soer.
bets ~lloisrelie.
FrOfesiur Spffoins oeo aeben.
boons ~llnioeriitet far ira Sorpor0.
llnioeriitp moOtaeet SnObpoeGie til
ct 6oreI9sninesbeiss, iom iful0e
itrPffe JIG ooer ct belt llnioeriitetS.
aar, nemlie ira September / aor
til Sommerferiens 8egpnoelIe np.
ite aor.
@iniitliO / SfanoerbOrs. 5
Stanoerborg er Der npli9 itiftet en-
5orening UNDER 0annet Zen iol.
felige Miiifiorening" og meo oct
6ormoal at o9ffe Snteresie for
goo Muiif og Sang i ale Sam.
iilnosfloSier. 5oreningen er ban.
net pno oct breoeite @runolog, og
MeOlems6ioraget er ioa lnot, at
en6oer fan oGre meo; man bar %
ogiaa ollereOe naoet oct imponeren-
De Meolemstal al ca. 100. Den
me iSorenind le0eS ar Tru Serre0ss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-16
Gratis Snnatorie.Ieiic.

WIHIIe SHHHIUIIt'JItUt' EUu
ct Ns6e / G~eben6abn forle6en oe6.
too 9eitpretien for anoelsforenin-
aernes Sonotorieforening at Io6e
Me6Iemmerne fao gratis Reiie til
oo fra Sonntoriet. 0ette betp6er
sfonomiif 1000 ar. onrIig for 8or-
eninqen. 9eitemmelien er iSsIge
Solo. 5oItebf." toeen, for at Sc,
ser boer Inr1t borte fra Sonotori.
ct, life ifoG bore 6oorIigere ftiGct
emo Dem, iom boer nprpe6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-16

9%eerabeIie mcS SOrbinbrinser.
6orIe6en ifnloe Gftpgtsman6 Cars
Senien i gilsIep Sponge b%egrope8,
men 6a 56Iqet fom til Rirfen, bar
Der inaen Brett. Oct por Baitor
SEMEN fra Sernbe6, ser Ifitlbe for
rette Son0lin9en, men ban bar bIe-
ben ma, o0 ban ien0te 6n 8u6 til
Den oonlIe Sogneprgft, goitor So
Ter; 6enne bar imiSIertiS bIepen
forfdIet oo tur6e 6erfor life bobe
iia no / set fot6e @eir. @n6eIio
ien0tes ino 91t6 til GrpIten / Do-
rum, oa 6eine fom / 6sGge rEi6e
amtit." ioo betf6s, at 9egrooqlien
fun6e ioregoa, inoen SoGen git
ne6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-16

me0 3am i 9Ior9ls, uOen at ban
fnn0e ernGre Dem, / lrngere li0
6oet bos aonenS 03ooer / G6iiteo.
5 forriQe Moaneo fom Man0en
ini0Ierti6 / 5gl9e uGbiit. 81. 9tD."
til 9biiteo for at opre iammen meo
aonen. "a ban ti0t bar 6eruiet og
intet 6ioroq til 6omiIiens timber
6ol0, er BET mi gennem Bolitiret-
ten t~iIfen0egioet bam, at Fan life
oftere mao fomme / Soigermo6e,
rens 2eiIia6e0, o9 at OoertrG6elie
Of bette Sif6oIo bill me0f6re Strof.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-16

6Oreornget moOtogeS meoSaano-
flap, oe / ben paaf6Igeu0e Disfus.
Jon 6eItog bl. a. 8oitor arobn og
ODer6anemeiter 3oulun0, gi6org.
O}goet ooerp9re0es al t20-130
SiD58rere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-16

@asfOrsiitning. sos ErG6ono-
Ter 2. gertelien i Hibe ianSt FOR ct
Si6 ii6en en- ret %aIporIig @osfor-
qiftnin9 Steo, ioet Susbeitprerin-
ben, aotbrine Colt fra Orbsl, fan0-
tes Iiagerroe bepi0itIss paa asffen.
9llloet, me0enS en- iterf @osluft
fplote Glimmet. Oct bite iig, at
@asien bar ftrsmmet no, foroi @os-
%iIaneen bar rpffet Of 8sret, me6ens
gi9en, iom bar peo at itrpee, bar
meoe SPrn pon @osopporatet.
@~asbuniten moo bope operpeloet
ben6e, i0et bun Dor piIet bente ct
Strpgeiprn. Der bIep burtigt til
faI6t 0~eoebielp, oe Bieen fom til
9eoioitbe6, oo efter en- Rats 6orIsb
bar BUN otter flilofommen raft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-16
Gn ubebaselis Spigeribn. G

Glore Some | Sbiiteo msOte forle.
ben bos BoIitiet og BAD ON Sielp
til at blipe ri for lin Soieerien,
for bbem bun life funoe babe 5re6
| lit Stem. Sans aone og gsrn
bonoe efter at De EN- Tfo bopoe boet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-16
Gn amts-S oriBrgeliesanitalt.

""
Rpitneo. 81. Sonunr. Er9its amts
fommnnole Soreninger bolOt / 0oq
ct 5eaesm6oe / Npltoe0 FOR at for.
banole ON Oprettelien al en- for
iomtlige Imtets 2~anofommlner
feIles 5oriergeliesonitolt for ban
ifeIiqe Berioner. Otter nogen 8or-
Rambling neotoges pan Sorilog al
SnoIeoeren, 29rer yenien / Smi0-
itruo, en- ReioIution, / bpiIfen man
onmooer BrGits amtsraa0 ON at
inberis9e 8ilfoarene for en- iooOon
9(nitolts Oprettelie.
The Mankato free press., 1912-05-03

An entirely unwarranted impor.
tance is given in the popular dis.
cussion of taxation to the rate of
levy. 1t is often discussed as if it
were the main factor in taxation,
while as a matter of fact, the i'm
portant factor is the amount of money
to be raised for public purposes in
any taxing district. A high rate, of
course, is generally regarded with
disfavor by investors. One of the
first questions asked by an intending
investor in lands or business enter
prises is; What is the rate of tax
alton? If it is high it discourages
him and he is very liable to regard
such community as an undesirable
place for investment.
knowledge of the several steps TAX
en- in this process of raising public
revenues, which prior articles have
fully explained show how erroneous
is this Importance given to the rate.
The rate is mathematical conven-
lOuCc anu ludy OC hlSu vi ~" "lIHOul
really affecting the amount of taxes
to be paid, for if assessed values are
low the rate will necessarily be high,
The very first step taken is the fix
ing of the amount of money to be
raised, and that, rather than the rate,
determines whether the tax will be
high or low.
When the amount of money to be
raised is determined the fixing of the
rate is simply a matter of mathe-
matical calculation. The assessed val
ue of the property and the amount of
revenue to be raised are the impOr-
tant features in the tax, the rate being
The Mankato free press., 1912-05-03
MANKA TO STONE HAS
BEEN GIVEN ITS DUE

From Tuesdays Daily. s
AS stated in The Free Press last
night, the board of control has set
tied the matter of the kind of stone
to be used in the trimmings of the
new ladies' dormitory of the state
normal school, by deciding in fa-
vor of Mankato stone. The secre-
Ftary of the Commercial club and
others yesterday took the matter
up by telephone with member of
the board, with the result that the
difficulty was Strengthened out. The
short time before bids are to be re-
ceived made it advisable to act
promptly, and as the advisory COM
mittee were partly out of town, the
secretary did not wait for meet
ing.
When the board of control inves-
tigated the matter it found that an
error had been made by the state
architect in specifying Bedford stone
alone for the stone trimmings, and
action was at once taken to rectify
the matter, and an addendum was
sent out to the specifications in the
hands of bidders, in the afternoon,
The Mankato free press., 1912-05-03

pecially it is the peril Of democra
cies; there wider social liberty is al
lowed to it's preachings; there politi
cal rights are more easily swayed
into it's service. Socialism today is
the peril of America. They are blind
who see not it's workings"
On the political problem, the arch,
bishop declared that the main ques.
ton was, how are the people to gov.
ern, whether directly or through rep.
resentatives acting under constitu
tional limitations.
Of the recall, he said: "Of all the
proposed reforms the most fatal is
the recall, especially the recall of
the judiciary. No greater peril to
the institutions of democracy, to the
permanency of social order, could
well be imagined than the legalizing
of the recall of the judiciary.
Personal Interest or Caprice.
"If ever expert knowledge and
deep, prolonged reflection were in
requisition, it surely is when the eter.
nal principles of right and justice as
between man and man, between man
or men and the social organism, or
the exact and precise meaning of
constitution and laws are under dis
cussion. Are such matters which are
often so abstruse in nature, SO daz-
ing in complexity, to be judged at
the bar of mere popular majority,
so many of whom have never given
to them the slightest study, or are
avowedly incapable of grasping their
deep and intricate intent, so many
of whom will be ready to put in first
place their personal interest and ca
price, SO many of whom very likely
have their own good reasons to dread
justice and law"
The archbishop declared that the
difference between the recall of
judges and that of judicial decisions
to be one of words, and that the
Judge whose decision was rejected
by the popular vote was practically
rejected himself"
The Mankato free press., 1912-05-03

| asking for bids on Mankato stone
as well as Bedford. The secretary
of the Commercial club was notified
by the board at once of this action
c. E. Vasseley. in reporting the ac
ton of the board, said that the
boards action was taken promptly
on the Commercial clubs complaint
in order that the bidders have time
to figure on Mankato stone.
The agitation in favor of Mankato
stone was started by The Free
Press. This paper communicated
with parties in this city regarding
the matter and suggested that some
action be taken to induce the board
of control to have local stone rec
ognized These gentlemen immedi.
ately got busy and the secretary of
the Commercial club, the governor
and the resident director of the nor.
NAL Immediately communicated with
the board. The fact that the Com.
mercial club indorsed the move had
much to do with the boards ac-
ton. The Commercial club is an
active factor in Mankato's up
growth.
The Mankato free press., 1912-05-03
Rate of Levy;
Process. Raising
Money for Pub.
lie Purposes.
Taxation in
Minnesota

simply the factor used to compute
the proportion of the total tax that
each taxpayer should contribute.
Let us illustrate: Suppose a tax
ing district having an assessed value
of $1,000,000 desires to raise $4,000
for public purposes by taxation.
Clearly a levy of 10 mills or one
cent on each dollar of assessed value
would be necessary to produce the
required amount of revenue. Now
suppose the assessed value of the
same property was increased to ST.
each dollar would be sufficient to pro.
duce the required $4,000. In the
first case, AS property being assessed
at $1,000, he pays $1,000 in taxes;
in the second case, while his assessed
value has been doubled the rate has
been cut in half, and he still pays
but $1,000 in taxes. The rate thus
becomes a mere incident, and not at
all matter of first Importance
1t is, however, of great importance
that assessed values of the same class
es of property be on a uniform basis.
In the first illustration given above,
if BIS farm is assessed at $4,000 his
taxes would amount to $4,000, while
his neighbor, C, with equally as valu-
able a farm assessed at $4,000, gets
off with a tax of $4,000. But the rate
is not responsible for the discrimina-
tion in favor of c, either the assessor
or the board of review, or both failed
to do their duty in that they did not
equalize the assessments between B
and = C.. Equality rather than the
rate is the important feature in any
just system of taxation.
The Mankato free press., 1912-05-03
Friday, May 8, 1912

H., Nuebert. r. f., Northrop, Chas.
Nyquis6 John, Oleson, C. L.. Otto,
f. NJ, Owen. e., Palmer, w. E.,
Palmer, Geo. NJ, Paegel, August W.,
w. j., Markytan, II. T., Neitge,
Patterson, II. A., Pay. b. F., Pear,
son, T. c., Perrin, ii. H., Peterson,
DIR. G. p, Pitcher, p. W., Porte,
Charles, Radichel. p, H., .Radichel,
w. D., Rhode, Emil. Richards, j. B.,
Rosenwald, DR.. j. p, Saulpaugh,
c. H., Scheurer, John, Schippel,
Albert, Schultz, August, Schweitzer,
J. p, Schwender, William, Soaring,
E. F., Silber, A. H., Sohmer, DR. A.
E.. Stein, A. NJ. Stewart, w. E.,
Straw, r. j., Strickland, A. W.,
SuSdcn, Geo. W., Sullivan. NJ. F.,
Stanish, DR.. William NJ. Stephan,
DIR. L. L., Taylor. Chas. T., Taylor,
Wilbur NJ, Thomas, Frank G., Vel
gel, A. j.. Waddell, J. j.. Walser,
Martin, Weyer, Dr. C. ~, Wilcox,
VIM. H., Willard. w. D., Wilmot
E. D., Wilson, S. b., Wise, c. E.,
Zuel, E. NJ
Frank Lee. George Laven, P. H.
Kelly, George w. Allyn, George E.
Schauss, DR.. A. o. Bjelland, Sam
Fowler. Wilbur H. Clements, A. NJ.
Brush, Charles Schwarble, a. o.
Eberhart.
Amboy-C. W. Chamberlain. DR..
J. Z. Merrill, Fred Boesch, August
Rumpfort, c. II. Brace, John Nc
Lain, M. d. Riley, Al Brush, James
Hoffman.
Vernon Center-F. III. Barnes, DR..
f. Gage Clement, r. G. Champlin,
j. ]. Flachsenhar, G. H. Cornish.
Kasota-C. w. Babcock, E. S.
Humble, Sam Granger.
Nicollet-Ed. Oleson, Walter Bean.
Wheaton-Dr. A. S. Fleming.
Lake Crystal-Peter Hanson.
Kasota-W S. Wilcox.
Belgrade-L. Burrill.
The Mankato free press., 1912-05-03
CITY BUSINESS,
COUNCIL WORKS WELL
Variety of Matters Came B efore
Body This Morning.
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
For an hour this morning the city
council took up minor matters and
transacted business with a flourish.
1t could be noticed that Mayor Tay-
lor was somewhat restless and want.
ed to get through with the business.
Just before the council adjourned a
newsboy came into the city hall. and
His Honor seized The Minneapolis
Tribune. Then the cause for his
restlessness was seen, for he turned
directly to the sporting sheet of the
paper and began to peruse the ac-
counts of the baseball games.
The city council decided to al
low the examination for chauffeurs
to be held i'm the Commercial club
rooms on May 16. w. o. Larson of
the state board of control will hold
the examination.
Great Western Will Pave.
A letter was received from w. M.
Barr, local freight agent of Chicago
Great Western railroad in which he
stated that he has received advice
from Superintendent Carson that ar
rangeemnts have been made to put
in paving on Cherry street and that
he has asked the North Star Con-
crete company for a bid on the
work. The letter was placed on file.
A liquor license was granted to
A. B. Halbey of the Kaiserhoff sa-
loon and his bond for $4,000 with
the deposit and Fidelity company of
Maryland, approved.
The application for a transfer of
liquor license of Hildenbrand and
Miller to II. F. Hildenbrand was
granted and the bonds of $4,000 with
C. III. Saulpaugh and J. G. Tegner
was accepted.
J. w. Kuebler and II. II. Schwartz
of the Mankato Plumbing and Heat
ing company made application for a
plumbers license, and their bond of
$4,000 accepted, the license being
granted.
Bids For Park Privileges.
The bids for park privileges at
Sibley park were opened and the
Sanitary Dairy company's bid of s55
was accepted and this firm given the
contract. The only other bidder was
F. c. Wegner, who offered to pay
$25 for the privilege with the under
standing that no rent for the build
ing was to be paid
A petition signed by H. Madison
was read requesting the council to
extend the water mains on Record
street between Fulton and Lewis
streets. The matter was referred to
Commissioner Henline and City En-
gineer BlOmquist.
August Hollmichel appeared be-
The Mankato free press., 1912-05-03
FOR THEIR MUTUAL BENEFH
Creamery Men in FFceborn County
Form An Association. -slG

Form An Association. si.fr}.i
Albert Lea, Mimi, April 29.-The
creameries of this county are orgaii-
izing an association for mutual adj
yancement and projections The plan
adopted is along the, line of that
proposed by f. D.. Currier, secretary
of the State Dairymen's association,
and explained in paper read be-
fore the annual meeting of the, Min
nesota State Butter and Cheese
Makers association last November
and since widely published. The
name of the new organization .is, the
Freeborn County Creamery and
Dairy association, that is, each
creamery will pay. to the, treasurer
of the association q sone-fourth Of q
cent per 100 pounds of butter made
during the year. While this will not
raise a large fund, it will serve asa
beginning for the work. The first
officers are: President, James S0f-
enson; vice president, O. p. Eattin;
secretary. L. p. Lawson; treasurer,
J. C. Johnson. The two latter Off
cials were among the small number
who organized the first cooperative
creamery in Minnesota at Clarks
Grove in 1890. 81 IS