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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-23
an|eri-
CanOS contra
MaderO

Los agentes secretos mexicanoe
en- Washington descubrieron iii
complot de anarquistas que in.
tentan contra la vida del Pre-.
sidento Madero dc Mexico, y die
ron parte al Departamcnto de
Estado ell din 30 del actual, Y es.
tn secrctaria comunic6 el asunto
al DEPARTMENT. de Justicia. La
noche del Lunes 90 de cate mes
Sc supo en- la Secretarfa dc Esta.
do dc Washington del afresto de-
dos anarquistas en- el Estado dc
Florida, los cuales son conspirado
res.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-23
OtrO depOrtado de
los EE. III.


Mylius ha stlo tambibn rehusado
como inmigrante on los EstadOs
Unidos, 10 mismo que Castro, por
.el Secrctario dc Concrete y Ira
baio, Mr.. Nagel. La causa pa
ra ser descchad0 como inmigrantt
es haber MylluS insuItado al rey
Jorge de lnglatcrra en- un hbc--
les publicado Ell un diario de Lon
drcs, en- cI que acus5 al reN III
giles de bigamia, por haberse ca
sado el ano de 1896 con otra l6-
ven inferior Il II, range ,1ste
cargo. al ser Verdad, no seria I'm
delito cuando la lusticla fIcra /
gnal para reyes y ciudadanoS; pc
70 s! eS ma caluhna, va eS O.
ira coSa El Sc"rctarlo q" co,
mcrcio y trnbalo dc Washington
lnVocn como tmdam"nto legal
para la expulsion q" MNjluS d'
los EStndoS umdoS "i rSIat'i'"
de la fcN de 'nm!!Rrac'o" que
no adn1tc como lnmIgrahtcS Il
los cue cometen ofcnsas 4n" rcVe
IAN dcgradoclon moral como cl
case de Castro, y todoS los dri'''~
cuehtes Que prcd'caH doeir'haS
aharq'nS'aS ascS'na'oS dc go
Dcfuan''S y ma,nothFtnS.
h' d'@r'Sta MHi'"S rae 1"ze@-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-23

nj roy, ru6 la publication en- un
diario dc Londres dc que el rey
habia contraido matrimonio ha.
&C alg1n tempo con una donce.s
lla que no era igual 4 su range,
Y que como ahora eeta casado cor
una una do su categoria, el rey
reaulta I'm bigamo.
Este dcnuncio de b;gamia os4h.
di6 al roy, 10 inzg6 libclo, Y man.
do enearoelar al periodista.
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AyTaO,

Tsngo de vanta Glen solarea en- la eiu.
dad de Kyle, & pTeeiOs sumamente ba.
Jos, desds $50. 80 a $500.
No taniendo representative aiguno on
eaa, los que Sc iTtereaen, dirfIansa al
8userito.
]. n. MARMTON, Agents de solarss
Palestine, Texkg,
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weeks with relatives and friends In
this vicinity. Grandma Kraus ac-
companied them home and expects
to spend the winter with her daugh-
ter
Miss. Ella Glaubitz attended the
wedding of Miss Amalia Arndt and
Rev. Rudolph Koenegin at the Will
low Creek German Lutheran church
last Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Koene-
gin left Tuesday morning for
Evansville, H., where they will re
side. :. fs ~
The Cooper, Grey and Warren
families and Miss Vivian Morrow
and Russell Annis enjoyed a pic
mic at the upper Cable Mill dam
Thursday afternoon. Everyone en-
joyed the outing and particularly
the supper which was cooked over
camp fire and eaten in the shade
of an oak tree.
The Home Mission society had
charge of the services in the Meth
odist church Sunday morning. Mrs
w. H. Clement, Mrs. F. H. Barnes,
Mrs. G. Wcndiant, Mrs. Gannis,
Mrs. Washburu and Mrs. Ta1lman,
each gave interesting talks and
readings pertaining to the Home
Mission work A duet. by Ed Wash
, burn and Joseph Tallman, and a
solo by Joseph Tallman were great.
ly enjoyed.
A letter received yesterday. from
Mrs. Clara Hemingway Guffy who
lives at Temiskalim Station, Que
bee, states that large box OF
goods which was shipped TO her
from Vernon Center ten months
ago had just reached her. Every.
thing was in fine condition, and
none of the numerous pieces OF
china were cracked. nor was the
cut glass which the. box contained
| damaged in any way.
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FARMS FOR SALE
Along the 1880 Line In Eastern
Red Lake County, Minnesota

If at state fair, Sept LIST to 9Th
be sure and see exhibit from Red
Lake county. Finest small grain,
dent, flint and fodder corn, wild and
tame grasses, timothy, clover and
alfalfa grown on land from $1,000 to
$4,000 per acre with top soil fine
black loan with yellow clay subsoil
such as: .sE
500 acres, open prairie, so acres
in crop, balance all tillable. No
buildings. Three miles to town, ele-
vators, s stores and creamery. $40
per. acre with share crop and easy
terms.
100 acres 5 miles town and cream.
cry, one-half mile school, with 100
acres in crop, good well, fair build
ings, surrounded by 10 acres fine
grove, $50 per acre. Share of crop
easy terms.
80 acres, unimproved adjoining and
same section as above quarter.
Would make fine $40 acre farm.
Nearly all open prairie except some
hazel brush in places, easily cleared,
$22.5O per acre. Easy terms. A
beautiful piece of land in Scandina-
Wan and German settlement.
A post card brings you map of the
county and price list describing var
ious other tracts for sale on easy
terms. Abstract of title furnished to
every tract sold showing title abb
solutely perfect
Red Lake county has II farmers
cooperative creameries, good roads,
schools and churches, telephone lines,
and rural free delivery, good crops.
Come and see talk to the farmers
living here compare prices and be
convinced JULIUS PLETH, Plum.
mer, Red Lake County, MINI.
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Vernon Center

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Pierce Monday.
Mrs. Alex Grey is having some
lental work done in Mankato this
week.
Peterson & Barnes autoed to LIE
Mars, Iowa, Tuesday looking up
and deals.
Mrs. Mary Cornish us further i'm
proving her residence by the addi
ion of large cement porch.
Miss Sherman of Chicago Is
spending the month with her UNI
lie, w. HI. Clement and family.
Misses Josephine and Ruth Cor
lish, had for their guest last week
Miss Jean Muir of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glaubitz left the
lrst of the week for a visit OF
zeveral weeks with relatives in Mis-
souri,.
Mrs. Alice Bates has returned
rom Mankato. where she has been
visiting. relatives and friends for
4 week
Miss Dorothy Barnes who gradu.
ited from the Lake Crystal high
school in June, will go to North,
ield this. fail to study music.
Peterson & Barnes, who are ac-
lively engaged in the real estate
business, sold two fine farms in !, LIE
sueur county last week to Iowa
Deople. W
Rev. Howell, who has been hav.
ng we'll earned vacation which
was spent with his sister at AXE
ley, Mimi, returned home the lat
Ter part of last week.
A baby girl was, born to Mr..
nd Mrs, Ole Bankson of Lake Crys-
al the first of the week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bankson, who formerly resided
here, now have four daughters.
The Christian Endeavor society
of the Baptist church win serve
zee cream and cake on Otto Peter
sons lawn Friday evening. Plan
to attend, you will have a good
time.
( Mrs. Mort Francis and daughters
eft Friday for their home in King
Usher. Oklahoma, after spending six
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kato high school and who was
physical director of the Y. NJ. c. A.
for year.
MISS sIlBER IS DEAD
From Thursdays Daily.

Miss Louise SLIDER died at eleven
o'clock last night at the home OF
her father, Gottlieb SLIDER, in East
Mankato. Miss SLIDER underwent a
very critical operation about six
weeks ago and seemed to recover
from it very nicely. She was taken
to her home from the hospital about
two weeks ago, and after going
home caught cold, which developed
into pneumonia.
Miss SLIDER was born in East Man
kato on September 80, 1867 and has
spent her entire life here. Since
the death of her mother she. has
cared for her fathers home and
her life has been one of helpful
ness and service to her family She
was a very sincere and faithful
member of the German Lutheran
church and was a devout Christian
woman.
The funeral service will be held
at the family home at 1870 Sunday
afternoon and at the Swedish Luth-
eran church at 2:30 o'clock. The
interment will be made in the Ger
man Lutheran cemetery. Rev. A.
F. Winter will conduct the service.
Miss SLIDER leaves her aged ia
Their, Gottlieb SLIDER, four sisters and
brother. They are Mrs. G. Dan
ner of East Mankato, Mrs. Paul
Seller of Lewisville, Mimi, Mrs
Henry Boettger of North Mankato.
A. II. SLIDER of this city and Mrs.
Alma Meyer who lives with her
father. - ,..al~ a
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ST. Clair

Susan Smith is visiting with Mrs
A. Hodapp this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. McCracken were
Janesville visitors Sunday.
Robert Kenward of Minnesota
Lake, was a st. Clair caller Sun
day. 8
%. P. Miller of Welcome spent
Friday and Saturday visiting in ST.
Clair. ...,. a
Miss. Ethel Murphy spent Friday
and Saturday with Miss Amanda
Beccue. <l
Mrs. Macbeth spent a few days
last week, with her daughter, Mrs
Britt of Eagle, Lake. - 4a.y.s..a
A number of st. Clair young peo-
pie spent a very pleasant day at
Lake Madison Sunday
Mrs. Ed. Peterson and daughter
of Mankato are visiting with Mrs
p. H. Foster this week.
Misses Jenny Fields and Mar
garet O'Connor were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. D. Steel Sunday.
0. d. Hulseman went to Welcome
Tuesday to spend few days with
relatives and friends there.
Miss Liby Hilton of Denver, COL
arrived here last Thursday to spend
the remainder of the summer at
home.
Miss Bernice David of Mankato
is spending this week visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. An
drews.
Miss Verna Cords, who has been
working in South Dakota during
the spring and summer, returned
home, Tuesday. .4f b..
Mr. and Mrs, George Dumeland
and son of Minneapolis are visiting
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
g. Dumeland of this place. s
The Cemetery society will give
an ice cream social at the home of
IF. McComb Saturday evening.
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend. y. tr.
Just little more patience az
the hunting season will be on,
much to the satisfaction of those
who have SO far been aiming at
black birds, while the game fowls
have been flying fearlessly over
head .r ~
A large crowd gathered at the
barn dance at the, Ireland home
last Saturday night. A very good
time is reported by those from
here who attended. The special fea-
ture of the evening was the. gun
rattle. William Brandt was award
ed the gun.
A great many people. from ST.
Clair and vicinity took in the 1Q1
Ranch Wild West show in Mankato
last Thursday. The rainy weather
had delayed the work on the farms
SO everyone had time to attend the
show. Several who could not go
to Mankato on Thursday, s took the
excursion train to Albert Lea Sat
urday to- see it. - =
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From Thursdays Daily.

While no official announcement has
been made it is understood that
George w. Scherer, w. ]. Merchant
and Jean A. Flittie have been named
by Mayor Meyer as members OF the
rate commission which is provided
for in the rate ordinance WHICH is
now under construction by the city
council. The ordinance provides for
commission to be appointed who
shall make a thorough investigation
at the expense of the city into the
rates charged by public service cor
porations, and regulate these rates
so that they shall be fair to both pro-
Queer and consumer.
The commission can summon wit
nesses and demand the introduction
of evidence such as account books,
etc., and can enforce their order to
this effect with the aid of the police
department if necessary. The ordi-
nance was given it's first read
ing last Monday and will re-
'ceiye the second one next Mon
day 1t will undoubtedly be passed.
Of course the committee can not be
officially appointed until the ordi-
nance is in effect, but the three men
named above have been spoken to by
the mayor and will serve.
Have Agreed to Serve.
George w. Scherer is proprietor of
the Star Laundry; Mr. Flittie is
well-known attorney and Mr.. More
hart is member of the real estate
firm of Morehart and Atchison. These
appointments will have to be approved
by the council, The gentlemen have
signified willingness to serve.
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After Tobacco Trust Again.

New York, August 21.-Counsel for
the American Tobacco company and
the United Cigar Stores company ap-
peared in the United States court of
appeals today, to show cause why
the circuit courts dissolution decree
against the so-called tobacco trust
should not be. corrected to conform
with the mandate of the United
States supreme court. The order is
in response to proceedings instituted
eighteen months ago by Otto S,
Jonas, a retail dealer, who alleges
that because of discrimination and
oppression practiced by the Ameri'
can tobacco" he was driven out OF
business. as ~
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

Mr.. and Mrs R. E.. Brown to Con
suners Power company for the sum
of 81 and other valuable considera-
ton, part OF, the SEA of the NEA
of section Z, Rapidan township,
j. J.. Forney ct, al, to Thomas
Foley for the sum of s15.52O, the Sc
II of section 33,, MACPHERSON town,
ship.
Mr.. and Mrs, George l., Blaisdell
and Mr.. and Mrs William A. Graham
to S. Dudley Hawkins for SIS, lot 6,
in block 2, village of Pemberton.
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kerns

Mr.. Strader is building silO.
Harry Burnett has purchased a
motorcycle.
John Culp lost a two year old
;olt Friday
Mr.. Busby has been visiting with
relatives in Iowa,
Charlie, Severance lost one of his
best horses last week.
John Michels purchased nice
single carriage last week.
Miss Mabel Mueller of Duluth is
he guest of Miss Vina Rist.
H. D. Trask, one of the old set,
tiers, is very i'll at his home.
Mrs. Gus Johnson has gone to
WATERFOWL to visit his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Burrill spent a
'ew days with relatives in Mankato.
Earl Burnett has been unable to
work the past week because oe a
selon on his thumb.
Mrs. Olson returned from Marsh.
ield, Wis, Saturday where she has
been visiting her son.
W. H. Sharp of North Mankato
spent Monday and Tuesday with his
son Arthur, and family
Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ. Cram went
o Duluth Friday to visit their
laughter, Mrs. A. G.. Noble.
Surveyors are busy on the roads
md the crew of men is boarding
1T Ed Hopp's home this week.
Nolan Chasteen and sister Eva
Of LIE Sueur, visited friends in
<erns and Hebron over Sunday.
L. L. Burrill and family of North
Mankato spent Wednesday of last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Loucks
Oscar Johnson, who has been
spending a few weeks with his
brother, Elias, started for San Fran
,isco Saturday.
The Christian Endeavor society
will give an ice cream social at the
home of Joe Grice Friday evening
If this week. Everyone is invited
20 attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Loucks entef
aimed at supper Sunday evening.
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Bachelor and baby and Dr. and
Mrs. Wits and little son of Man
Sato.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. manager. We
wish to establish a district agency
with headquarters at Mankato for
the most attractive line of per
sonal health and accident policies
on the market. Would be pleased
to correspond with anyone able to
demonstrate. his fitness for the
position. All communications con-
sidered strictly confidential In
writing, give, fpll particulars as to
past experience and submit refer
/, ences. North American Life and
Casualty Co.. Minneapolis. Mimi,
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From Thursdays Daily.
Pretty Home Wedding.

The home OF Mr., and Mrs. j. A.
Hartman of liz State street, was the
scene of a very pretty wedding last
night when their daughter, Eva Belle,
became the bride of Mr.. Torstein
Aalid of Alpha, Mimi. The ceremony
was performed at eight o'clock by
Rev. w. R. Keasey in the presence of
about forty guests.
Just before the. ceremony Miss
Neya Nettleton sang. 20 Promise Me"
and as the bridal party entered the
parlor Miss Nellie Nitzkowski played
the Mendelssohn wedding march. Dur
ing the reading o., the service she
continued to play very softly and
Miss Nettleton sang Il Love You
Truly" after the ceremony. @
The bride wore very pretty dress
of white brocaded silk crepe, with
lace and pearl trimming and carried
brides roses. Her sister, Miss Olive
Hartman, was maid of honor, and
wore old rose silk NULL Mr. Aalid's
attendant was Mr., Elmer Stewart of
Alpha.
p =F
The ceremony was performed in
front of the landscape window in the
parlor and the. guests were ushered
to the dining room Immediately after.
ward where light refreshments were
served Mrs d. Donohue, Misses Ida,
Eureka and Florence Nitzkowski, Mrs.
Clyde Mills, Miss Stella Temple and
Miss Mildred Parmelee assisted in
the rooms. ~
The house was very prettily decor
ated, the parlor being in pink and
white astors and ferns, the living
room in purple and gold and the din
ing room in yellow and white Golden
glow and s,asters were used, The
luncheon was carried out in, yellow
and white also. s
Z The bride and groom left for Alpha
today and will be at home there after
September Is. The brides going
away gown was of. tan yoile over
pink silk .
Mrs Aalid is a graduate of the nor.
NAL school here and has taught sue
cessfully in the Alpha schools for the
past two years. Mr.. Aalid is manager
of the Alpha creamery, and has a. re-
sponsible position. ..ees "a. aer
The out-of-town guests at the we'd
ding We're Mr.. and, Mrs. Henry B. Det-
amore of Pine Island, Mr.. and Mrs.
~ w. Detamore of Good Thunder, Mr..
and Mrs. E. Jensen of Eagle Lake,
Mrs, J. r.. Slater and Mrs. E. Annis
of Winnebago, and Mrs. c.. e, Ever
EFT of Donnelly. So q .
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from thursdays Daily.

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One of the expressmen at the
Union depot narrowly escaped this
morning from being ground to bits
under the wheels of a rapidly NOV
ing freight train. He was coming
from the express room with a heav.
lily loaded truck, and as he held
back to keep the load from coming
too fast down the, slight incline
from the doorway, his feet slip
ped, and the weight of the truck
carried him directly toward a pass
ing freight train. After a. tremen-
dous effort he managed to get. con.
troll OF the truck and turn it away
from the train. but he was not an
instant too soon. !.
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Al fair for the people of Blue Earth
county and surrounding counties
Mankato Fair and Blue Earth County
Exposition, September II, II, 10.
AdVt
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The Mankato Fair and Blue Earth
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Sep
ember IL, IL, Is conceded tho big
gest county fair held in state,-Adyt
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Farewell Party.

Farewell Party.
Miss Marguerite Straw was honor
guest at "a farewell party given by
Miss Irene Prewse, of Fulton street
A, very delightful afternoon was
spent by the guests and dainty re
freshmentsa were served. Miss Mar
guerite has been spending the sum-
mer with her parents at their beau
tiful summer home at Lake Madi-
son and will move with her parents
to Florida soon.
She has been very popular with
the girls whom she has come =
know since her residence in Man
kato and will be sincerely missed
by them.
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Very Pleasant Evening,

Very Pleasant Evening, T..
The Federation of Young Peoples
Societies of the churches of the city
was entertained. last night by the
Christian Endeayor society of the
Christian church in the church par.
lors. There was large attendance
at the gathering and a very pleasant
evening was spent, Several vocal
solos We're given and Gilbert Fletcher
entertained the young. people with
one of his excellent chalk talks. A
business meeting was held, at which
officers for the ensuing year were
elected and refreshments were
served. The officers elected were:
Walter. Sanborn, president; Louis
Larson, vice president; Alice Thomas,
secretary and treasurer.
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Goodric h-McCulloch.

GoodfIch-McCuIioc
Miss Lois Lucille Goodrich, and Dr.
Archibald Lewis McCulloch were
married at eight o'clock yesterday
evening at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Francis Asbury
Goodrich. Cherry Street. The cere-
mony was attended by the Immediate
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relatives and few friends of the
bride and groom, and was performed
by Rev. Thomas Ross Paden of the
Presbyterian church.
Miss Elizabeth Lloyd played the
Mendelssohn wedding march as
the bride and groom, unattended, de-
scended the. stairs, and the ceremony
was beautifully simple, The bride
wore very charming dress Of white
wolfe with lace and pearl trimmings
and carried shower of brides roses
and white sweet peas.
The reception hall and living room
were very prettily decorated in green
and white and pink sweet peas were
used in the dining room. Light
refreshments were served after the
ceremony by Miss Margaret Lloyd
and Miss Gertrude Clare.
DR.. McCulloch and his. bride have
gone to Duluth and will enjoy a
two weeks trip on the great lakes
and in the east, and after October 1,
will be at home in Albert Lea. Mrs.
McCullochs going away costume was
of brown CLOTH
The bride has been resident of
Mankato for several years and grad
uated from the normal school here.
While in school she took. very
active part in the social and dra-
matte organizations of the school
and since her graduation has taught
with great success in, the, public
schools of Albert Lea and Mime,
apolis. ea..,,
Dr. ) McCulloch is son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. McCulloch of Albert
Lea and is graduate, of the school
of dentistry of the University OF
Minnesota. He is practicing DENTS
try in Albert Lea. Although he is
not well known in Mankato he has
made warm friends here.4,,. a.., 1,
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. McCulloch of AL
bert Lea, parents of the groom; Mr.
and Mrs. w. Lcvens of Winona
brother and sister of the groom
Miss Minnie Wallace of Forest, Ill,
Mrs. Henry Goodrich and daughter
Miss Mary, of Durand. Wis. aunt
and cousin of the bride, Miss Ger
trude Clare of st, Paul aud Miss
Woodbury. of Minneapolis attended
| the wedding .. - .s A..