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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-12-12

challenges should be passed upon by
Judge Quinn.
Jury viii Sleep Under Guard.
The jury is in charge of Ba!iff l..
l.. Willmert, who has acted in this
capacity at court in Blue Earth
for the past nineteen years. He is
directed by the court to permit the
jurors to have communication with
no enc until they have rendered
their verdict He must keep them
together at all times and under close
surveillance. Beds have been fit
ted up in the grand jury room at
the court house and here the jury.
men will sleep under guard. Their
room is well supplied with reading
matter ether than newspapers
Two More Jurors.
Court was resumed at eleven
O'clock this morning. After an all
night ride, Sheriff Freer brought in
twenty-five talismen They were
routed from their beds during the
night and ordered to appear in
court today, .,s.-,...-,..
The first two men examined were
accepted. They were d. T. John.
son, farmer of Seeley township, and
Oscar Mundale, farmer of Rome
township.
The aged mother of the defend
ant and his two brothers, Herman
and Fred of Welcome, are in the
Continued on Page Two.
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his RELEASE OPPOSED
Judge Mcdonald Desires to Hear More
Evidence In the Case Against
Ray Howard

Winnipeg, December AT the
close of the preliminary hearing of
Henry Howard of Minneapolis, charg
cd with manslaughter Sir Hugo John
Mcdonald, magistrate, refused to
release Howard, but will hear more
evidence.
Howard is charged with causing
the death of William Halyburton fol-
lowing an alteration on street
car.
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Men and Women Present
Temperance Petitions 0
SoIons In Washington
sspecla, to TIE Free Press,

Washington, December 10.-Under
the dome of the capitol more than
5000 men and women representing
the Anti-saloon league and the Wont
ems Christian Temperance union as
sembled for a demonstration against
the liquor traffic. The men and
women marched from the downtown
section in separate columns to the
east front of the capitol. On the
steps the petitions of the two or.
CARNATIONS were received by Rich
mond P. Hobson of Alabama and
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Wilson Wants UncleSan1to
Own Telegraph and Phone
Associated Press Dispatch.l

Washington, December 10.--Gov-
ernment ownership Of telegraph and
telephone lines throughout the coun-
try is being seriously considered by
President Wilson. Conferences be-
tween President Wilson and Post
master General Burleson led to the
gathering of information about the
practical working of government own
ership in those nations where such a
system now is in operation. The sub
ject is to be discussed at some
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Will Serve One Year.
IAssociated press Dispatch. ]

IASsOciuted Press DlSpatchI
Trenton, December 10. Louis
Kuehle for many years a powerful
Atlantic city political leader, this
morning motored from home, babe
his chauffuer and friend goodbye
and entered the New Jersey peni-
Tertiary to serve a one year SEN
tence. He was convicted year ago
for being financially interested in a
large contract awarded by the board
of water commissioners OF which he
was a member.
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Meanwhile Huerta Is to Remain
In His Present Job
SELECT NEW LOT OF soL0Hs
Reason Given For NuliNing Recent Bal.
Ioting Because of insufficient
Number OF Votes
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.l


Jaurez, December 1O.-The
events of the last twenty-four
hours indicated that Ojinaga,
sometimes called Preside, Del
More. small Mexican village on
the international border opposite
Presidio Texas, will probably be
the scene of the next important
move in the Mexican revolution.
The rebel leaders, it is reported,
are planning to concentrate
their efforts there owing to the
presence of the federals, who re-
treated from Chihuahua to with
in Oj:naga where now are near
ly al the federal troops in north
ern Mexico.
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S0uSe T0Xi The LQIeSt
Thiag N Windy civ

: Chicago, December 10.-The
!. saloon free lunch has a rival.
!. 1t is the saloon free taxicab,
!. which carries staggering rev.
: elers to their homes in the
: early morning hours. The
: free lunch rival was revealed
!. in speeders' court yesterday
: by John MuscovaIiy, chauf-
: feur, who was arrested for
: operating taxicab without
: q license.
; 81 make no charge" Mus
: covaIly explained. 81 am en-
!. ployed by saIooakseper in
: West TWenty-thrd street.
!. Men who buy freely in the
, saloon are taken home or
:. wherever they want 20 60 for
: nothing. just hung out the
: for hire sign to keep off
!. some of the fellows we don't
+ haul"
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WHITE PLAGUE BATTLE
Anti tuberculosis Society Members Will
Send Out Speakers to Preach
Gospel of Prevention

With a view of checking and pre-
venting the spread of tuberculosis,
in this section Of the country, the
members of the Blue Earth Anti
tuberculosis society will give talks
in all of the schools in this city to-
morrow. The general public is urged
to attend these talks and it is
the hope of the people that have
volunteered their services that the
attendance from the outside will be
large.
DIR. C. c.. Pratt will speak at the
West Mankato school at 2:30; DR..
Madge Holman at the Pleasant
Grove school at 1890; DIR. A. G..
Leidloff, at the Union school at
1880; Dr. Roy Andrews at the Frank.
lin school at 1 80; DR.. j. c. Holman, at
the Mankato Commercial college at
3:45; DR.. Mary Brandrup at the
Normal school at $3.50 and at the
eighth grade at three o'clock. Dr.
J. w. Andrews spoke to the high
school yesterday morning.
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Funeral of Miss Rairdon.

The funeral of Miss Ethel Gene
We've Rairdon was held from the
Christian church at two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Rev. G. w.
Comstock and Rev. c. B. Osgood
held the service. The pail bearers
were Earl Scherer, Percy Shoemak-
er, Ray Cummings, Sterling Nor
rison, Dewitt Everett and Herald
Pew. The interment was made at
Glenwood Many beautiful floral
offerings were sent.
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length in Mr. Burleson's annual re-
port, soon to be made public, though
it is not assured that he will make
any positive recommendations. Mr..
Burleson this morning said he found
Wilson's mind open and receptive
to the information on the sub
ject of government ownership. AL
though government ownership bills
have been drafted, members of con-
gress are not aged upon which one
should be the administration bill.
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Excavation Has Begun.

The work of eXcavating for the
addition to the A. NJ. Stein store
was started today and the building
operations will be crowded as fast
as the weather conditions will per.
nit. This is TO be a one story
structure and will run to the alley
in the rear of the present store
and it will also be built to the side
walk line on Walnut street. The
rev addition, viii be used fer tie
clothing business as soon as it is
finished
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Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas
The petitions were then filed in the
senate and house.
-Bestow peace prizes
Chrfstiania, Norway, December
10.-The Noble peace prize for 1912
was conferred on Senator Elihu
Root of New York That for 1918
was conferred on Senator Henrill
Fontaine of Brussels, Belgium, who
formerly was president of the Per-.
manent International Peace bureau
at Berne, Switzerland.
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Robbed Ice Boxes.

The ice box of George Pond at
225 South Broad street was ransack-
ed last night and nearly all the eat
ables taken. Mrs. futile who lives
next door at 229 South Broad also
had call probably from the same
thief SO far no clue has been
found
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Boost For BRYAN.

ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.l
Lima, Ohio, December 10.-A boost
for Secretary Bryan for president
in 1916 was started at the meeting
of the Ohio State grange when 600
members endorsed a resolution to
that effect.
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Kansas Law in high Court.

ASSOCIATED Press Dspatch,l
Washington, December 10.-The
of the Kansas act
of 1909 giving the state insurance
superintendent authority to super
wise the rates of FIRE companies was
argued before the supreme court to-
day. Legislation in a number of
other states is modelled after this
law.
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+ l. T. I. i. !. + !. I. !. !. i. !. +
:. JURORS ACCEPTED.

: John Gilman, Winnebago ;
!. township, farmer, married, .
{: age twenty eight. I
!. Joseph Sasse, Emerald .
!. township, farmer, married, :
+ age forty. :
: Fred krinke, Gilmore town .
: ship, farmer, married, age :
!: forty-three. .
I J. w. Reynolds, Minnesota :
: Lake township, farmer, mar :
!: ried, age fifty-eisht. .
!. Stephen Guerber, Blue :
:. Earth, retired farmer, mar I
!: ried age fifty-eisht. +.
+ George L. Root, Lura .
:. township, farmer, married :
{: age forty-one. :
:: John Passer, Foster town. .
: ship, farmer, married, age :
& fifty.five. !
:: D. G. Johnson, SeeIey :
I. township, farmer, married, :
= age forty 49, = --.y
!: Oscar Mundori, Rome town. :
g ship, farmer, married, age, :
{ twenty eight. :
& Fen Erekke, Rome town. :
: ship, farmer single, age :
{ twenty-five. :
3 Charles FIrsch, Rome town. :
: ship, married, age forty :
Z seven.
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Mexico CITY, Dec. 10.-The Mexican
congress Mt 'ified the presidential cleo
tions. New elections are called for
next July.
Congress, according to this action,
expects General Huerta to remain in
the presidency for at least seven
months more and if the time neces-
sary for the selection and installation
of his successor is taken into con-
sideration it will be well towards the
end of September next year before
he yields h.J power.
In voting that the recent presiden-
tial election was null the deputie
decided to * the first Sunday in July.
1914, as the date for the new election.
They also confirmed the position of
General Huerta as provisional presi-
dent until then.
The action of the deputies was ac-
companied ~ no debate. The COM
mittee's report was approved without
a dissenting vote. 1t was not until
the last clause was read, referring to
General Huerta as provisional presi-
dent that the chamber gave evidence
other than that of well trained Or
ganization.
Deputies Shout for Huerta.
When the reading clerk stopped
some enc began applaudng and then
instantly tie deputies were shouting
yivas for IIuerta
The measures taken also provide
= for the election of a new congress
since the one elected to take the
place of that dissolved by Huerta is
t. serve out an unexpired term which
should terminate on Sept. Is.
The reason given for multiplying the
elections was the insufiiciency of the
number Of votes cast. 1t was stated
that the entire number of voting
places in the republic is 1925 AMI
that returns were received from 707.
Although there were no dissenting
votes in the chamber on the commit
tee report it was noted that the Cath
olic deputies absented themselves
from the session.
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Bold Robbers Get Away
WithaS1O,OOO FurStock
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.I

at work thought the men owned the
stock. The same gang is believed
to have stolen a big consignment of
ginseng, large portion of the Wis
cOnsin crop.
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Hermc sillo, Sonora. NIX,
Dec. 10.-General Alvera Obre-
gon, commander of the Consti-
tutional forces in Northwest
: ern Mexico, issued proclama-
ton off ring amnesty to all
federal soldiers who have been
forced into arms. This an
nouncement specifies that this
does not apply to officers of
the Hue~ta forces.
Gener J Carranza authorized
the proc lamation.
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Milwaukee, December 10.-Rob-
bers removed a fur stock valued at
$4,000 from an East side store this
with such boldness that
watchmon who observed the thieves
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squabbles in the Senate.

ASSOCIATED Press DiSpdtcn.J
Washington, December 1O.-Parti
san squabbles and sharp passages
between the republican and demo
crat leaders marked the resumption
of the currency debate in the senate.
Senator Nelson of Minnesota continued
his attack on the administration
BILL 4o
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TEN men ARE INDICTED
They Stand Accused In Kansas City OF
Having Used the Mails to
Defraud
[AssocIated Press Dispatch.I

TIASSUUIItVH
Kansas City, December 1O.-Ten
men formerly. connected with the
defunct Union Trust company were
indicted today On the charge of us
ing mails to defraud. The savings
of nearly 5000 people was fIgolved
in the failure of the Trust company
two years ago after it absorbed the
day and night bank of Kansas. City,
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Johnson Files For Congress.
Victor L. Johnson, Center City,
filed today for the nomination on
the republican ticket for congress
from the new tenth district.
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ztidben clner nsuen zcit.

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Ger traseri e@eIn.

6err Sonss iparteie in einsn Sc
f4dft Der obtren Gtdbt auf oos
Medfelgelb, ais er pIobli1 brett
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itid battle er nitt erpildt. Gr nits
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gum oritten MldIs ptrIuden ipolIts.
fam Elm 6err duf Jpn 0u unb iagis:
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bic oamit bsftitigten Gtesgftanos
kaftsn bIsiben,@
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6Or6s, SnpmObileS, COerIan6s.

@upc MOtOrcpeles, groBe Go6rae.
ihpinoigfeit nno elcgaute Son.
itruttioa; bep1brtcn iid Del BERG.
fo1rten; 4 Mooear, $f65 big $3.50:
cute 9ade fir llnteragenten. Gpe.
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nit GItttf il. 5eoeriibpfoitrn, ;grodlt
tcrausbe5ablt, $i3s. Sdrpibt tpcaen
aatolpg ooer ipreft Dor. Gept. T.
1irrs Guelcrp 300 ". IA. gtF.,
SiO.C omaha. SI. .28i
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$3.50-S5.25.
Stofers uno 6ee0ers it1rf.
Cute bis bette $7.40-S6.00.
RitteImdBige bis cute $500
$40.
@epobrIi6e bis mitteImdbiae
$6.00-6.25.
8ulen $6.00-$7.40.
Sdpeine-3ufubr 10000; Marfi
felt bis itarf bis 5-i0c nieoriaer.
9urhidnittspreis $50 S8.75,
bohIter greis $500.
S~dafe-3ufubr 4463; @arft 10
-15c bober.
2dmmer 90.
@iooer, $4.00-4.75.
SdrIinge, 100000.
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ltnIer Naent auf Mcilen.

Ter reiicnoc gaetlt Der Gfna6o
4ri6iine, Serr 1beoOor 3. Senficn,
berciit oieIe ISOLDE ocn norooItlifen
TbciL ors 5taatcs nuo ipir0 beIon.
bers feline JreuuOe III aglor Gorntn
auiIud1cn, no or boffentlid eine
cute gLniHnbHe fiHoe wirb.
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gPurft6eridt
Slo.GnIa6a, 9

Siio.0 ma5a, 9. SuIi.
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felt.
Cute bis bette IS. fO-S 20.
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$40.
@eD66nIide Biz m~itteImdBise,
81. 25-$7.90.
aiibe mo Sellers ftarf.
Cute BIS bette Sellers $500
$500.
Cute Bis bette aiibe 5000
$40.
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6.25-$6.00.
@epobnIi6e big mitteIm1bige,
Gtod Sellers $450-5.75.
adlber $7.00-9.50.
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3n OerfaufeH "a neuIte ausaabe
ron a@ebiter's Qetp Snternationn[
3ictionarp~, oas anerfannt Stan.
haro 80rterbuh Der engIiiden
Gprafle. Sans neu unb unbenubt.
2aoeHpreiS $50, mein grpis $500.
@an i6reibe an Dictionary,
Omaha 8ribuae. II
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Soifman, 40S n0rDI. t6. @trobe.
Pfcne Douglas 1920.
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gSebr bisl. 7sine Qrbtitsr Fno
muTtrbaft in ibrer gFIihtsrfinung.
treu, aubdngIid unb Iobal. Sis Sc
rsideru Did. ohns IsIbIt siusn gors
tell babon 5u babtu. Gle nerbsu
iberaugeItrsHgt unb Hidt gsniigtnb
bs5abIt. Sd mub bas ON b,ittn
nifsu. beHn i'd Bin elmer Der 81
rsn."
elmer Der Shren2" tpi.osrbolt.
Der oIte Siaing bo6Iidf srfiaunt,
1Das ion bas hsiBsn2"
Die Dobrbeitl Crit 3fpei :Sats
nrbsite ia OrduBen in BEN Merit
itdttsn, nadSem i6 nuf Der alters
unt.rifsn Stufe n%Hgsfanesn. Sd
iDeib alfo sennu, mas id MIL"
qbsrmnIs rubte BEG Bates Bid
unb priifsnb ouf benz Gtfi6tt
fsinss Sohnes. Was tr in ben
mdnnIi6en 3lgen Ias, mug.
te tuobG srfrsulid iein. bsnn langs
fam mid Der f~iHitere Grimm sinsm
frsunbIidsn 2ddsIn.
aDu bait absr msinem gefeble,
finf Sabre lang fort 3u blsibsn, 5us
gsbanbsIt.
y9aOOn m6ate id jet nidt Ipr.s
hen."
sabsr id UNI 70 msbr," bsffant
@atsr b%artnddis.
YGut bsnn: it gsbor6te Dir oss
rabe 5Dei Sabre. bann aber padts
mid bic SebnIuht nod Mutter unD
unb ia - nod arbeit.~
limb tpeiB Muiisr
80, lie DuBis an bic 3eit bors
I'm. aber oabou fpGter. SEPT
pia i6 erit bic Qngelsg.ubeit nit
ben arbtitsrn erlebigen."
allies gu isiner 3sit; 3uerft min
.4 piFen, Oh Oh pirtli6 oa braus
BEN SiUei Sabre lang aIs gefp0bnIis
Der arbsiter sefdafft bait"
Sdneigenb belt Der iunqe Manu
'em qItsn bic fhnieliseu, eeT6fpGrss
en- 9dnbs bin. Damn frogte ger
NIT unburdoringli6em Quss
,rud i'm Geiihte:
limb 3u biIt ba iib,rssuqt bon
,sr 9otpenbigtsit qriin6li9er gtes
.ornen ba brauben2"
s5a. Batter, bos bin i6," lam
lie beitimmts Qntfport.
ma, bann fibre fs meinetnsosn
Itth ma hoa ~ ;ebt Ms;,s 0gxk.AH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-09
antomo6ile Sit bcrfaufen.
@rpfer antOg Bargain.

Stebens. GurDea 1909, 6 8pIfu.
Der, 30 Bferoetrditc, 5 9oIInaiere.
@rauden ons @el6. $4,000.
gtorciie: " 207 Gmn6d 1ribiinc.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-06
PHILIPPINES WAIT
ON ISSUE OF
POLITICS

All manner OF business and Gevei-
opment enterprise in the Philippines
is being held up by the specter OF in
dependence. according TO {. Il. Doc,
kus, who returned in the on:nyo Maru
this week. IL. H..
Il got everything | went after 50
far as / wanted 10 go for the pres
emit" send Nj Bockus YESTERDAY
William Roth, who accompanied
me, remains there and is going over
the lands on which we obtained op-
tons, in company with Mr.; Fairchild.
He will stay there for some time. ]
came home TO see what the political
conditions Of the Philippines are go
ing TO be. l. is too fa.> away from
Washington there to keep in touch
with events Everything depends on
the question of independence.
The Philippine country is Won
der. | visited the Mindoro estate with
George Fairchild, but the mill was not
going to start until February 5, which
was after left that part of the couH-
try. All the Philippines need to make
them go ahead is stable government.
The uncertainty relative to independ-
ence is causing general stagnation in
business and development"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-06
BORN.

GOULD-In New York. March ). 1913,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Gould, a daugh-
ter. =..... ...5 II. :.