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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06

9etoliere0e Meooelelier ONT SOL
fetingspalgets l10fol0 / 9anmart
onfom ferit iomtiotg mes at 8la=
set gaar / Hresien, og maa oerfor
bente til nelte uge. Men Niels
@rpn fit ialfalo fl1n 10Y @temmer
/ @ierrefreoleu, bons Mooltanoere
tiliammen 1918, og oeraf Sen bgie=
ite, S. Gbriltenien, Socialilt, 635.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06

r@aperforo" flot. 6lere ipere
SlGbeboa0e il9bte Mmerican . 81
MEMS 9anpifib u@aperfor6" in6
til 4lteenstomn 6en 80. Moi. 5fi=
BET bleb befriet fra fit farlige Stil=
ling be6 @eipan6e &1. 1 efter at
bape ligget poa ct &eb ii6en Sen
29oe Mai ON gftermio0agen, og
ga set ite6te boa @run6 / Saogen
mes 1874 &abpts= og $50 @ellem.
acknowledgement olnbor6. Ser bar
21 500 @on6 / Torrltmntet> ga 5fi=
bet fom I @oon. GooInart Sfa=
Sen er forelebig 1%r6be6ret, oil @ft=
6et gao til 2%iberpool for at foo Ell
ar,n6ig 0%oerbaling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06

9et er 10 goot nof, at @banffe-
rer, lom ibielfibrer Menneifer> for
tpres al Son1pittigbeosfpaler Bag
efter, met bpis Sc beflitte0e fig
poo Toriigtigbe0 og paslenoe Sent
ipn til fine Meomeuneif fer forl1o,
pilbe mere ppre pltnoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06

sSbI wv yQL eIOUIeA1lSkIt C1l DS@S
Baifanbatpben % itfret fig 5laaoe-
baier boaoe beo Ngaerbapet %
S%ortebupet, er ser opltaaet l1pentet
sfiudpge mellem 5eirberrer,te, %
Ser er %betpoelig l1enigbeo ONT 9elin.
gen al 8pttet.
@nlgarien t9nter fig at blir6e
inotage Gormogtslt illingen paa
8alfan. Set for, oneno bisielig
meo Serbiens &ielp, erobret Stpr-
.iteparten al Mofeoonien % beiat
Den rigeite 9el al set fDopitlige
9alfan. Meo Moria1opel iom
itrategiif Centrum fan Sen bulga-
rife G5ar 6remn1e ON mes Eioen
at rpffe frem moo @onltantinopel,
iom ale1te guropas forene0e Stor-
magter frnr6e binore bam fra at be-
mGgttge Jig og bebolbe. Sans
8nnosforpante, iom fer 6isie Mu-
ltgbeoer og oisie 6or6ele for 8u(=
garien, %forlanger rgeoerlag". GU
ropa bar lGrt 6em at itille Ian6an=
tie Sororinger / 8alanceringen al
De forifiellige 5taters Magt. 8ul>
garerne oil babe Solonifi / fin 8e=
ltooelle, bpa6 imiolertio @referne
poa set fraftig1te moolatter fig,
og oenlte Spilt bar en6og le6et til
oaben Scamp mellem Sc olliere6e.
Dfoo Seit ligger Mlbaniens en6nrl
fife afgrenieoe Gmroo6e, / bpis
@r9n1cbeItemmelier life alene Sc
salfaralliereoe, men ogiaa 9iterrig
oa Stolten er ltnrft intereslerebe
Eli Mfgierelie af 6tsie @pprgs-
moal frebes en- @nigbe6 meIlem Sc
alliereoe 8alfonmagter, iom set for
Hjebliffet fer n6 til at bore bdilt
banifeltgt at opnaa.
5orbaabentlig pi( 8alfamitater=
mes Enlistment in6ie, bbor goerlt
toabeligt og fnrligt BET biloe bpre
for oem at la0e set fornme til no
gen be entltq Strt0 meI[enn SEN,
Ill., efterat Sc tilian1men bar pun-
Oct iaa itore &e%i1ltater. Sc euro
petite Stormagter bill naturligpis
g1pre alt for at magle mellem SEM;
tbt oeriom 6oritoaelie life fan op-
roaes mellem @alfonitaterne, bill
~stormogternes lange og banifelige
unoerbanoltnger ON ct Spgjpr til
|Sifring al Geroensfre6en olligepel
babe bgret forgiepes. Den euro,
p9iife 5oritaoelie er efter l1nogoo,
Ielie al mango furlige @finr opnao=
ct, beientlig for6t Magterne bQboe
for 9ie oen npe 1tore Mngt, 1om
maatte gibres @eg11ing me6: Set
iterfe 8alfanforbun6. @plittes
bette, og begpn6er 8alfanitaterne
at llaas in6bDr6es, oobnes otter
~stormagternes Silbbieligbeo til at
tbiltes ON Ge!tngerl fig imellem,
og ser blioer after 6are for Ser
6ensfrig. :
Sel0igpis bar Storn 1ogternes Ie=
oen0e Mgn6 ct aabent 9ie for So
rer11e fra alle &unter. Oct bar Inf
fe0es oem UNDER r1aane0slauge
6orban0linger at unSgoo @fjpr,
iom iDntes at bore %forfpr6elig tru=
enoe> og Sc bill frem0eles anpcnoe
al lin gnergi paa at iifre en- parig
2pSntng al set %bolfanlfe 5pprgs=
mool. @aar Sc / Tre0ags fit a!le
8alfanmagterne til at :un6ertegne
oen forelpbige Sre0straftat, bar :6e
iifferlig ogiaa f%orbereot cit Tor=
ftaaelie mes @enipn til 5eirberrer=
mes Selling al 8pttet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06
l1ooanSrinsen fra 9anmarf 1912.

Salt $685. Menneifer uooanore.
6e, 5,G75 Mnno> 1851 &pinoer
3il Sc 6oreneoe @tater 1866, til
Canada 961, til @ellen1= og @po:
amerifa LAT, til gll1itralien 1878
til Mfrifa 20, til 9liien 40. (@ftel
9agbl. r@ebenbobn".)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06
Knrrtspnnhatrt.
9ammarfs +8psminsen / San Sran-
cisco 1915.

Sen @nergt, iom 2a116sm9n6
California bar n0foloet for at reilt
cit Ganmarfs= 8pgning paa Ser:
oensu6ittllingen / San 6rancisct
1915, bar bapt set go6e &eiultat
at Danlfe 2aroet ODER er paft til
;Sumpirfe for oette itolte 1anife
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ser mes. ful<
&et paaraober fig bper 6anlf @an>
og &ptn6es Spmpatbi og @tette.
ut oen11e Sa1fe = at bpgge
ct &us till Danmarfs Sc
= bar funbet @ongb1no bos @bi
cagos 6anffe 8efolfning er saniff
~naturligt. &uiin0er al os ni]
enbnr ertn6re, bporle0es hi / 1898
git giennem Dor egen pragtige uo-
FILLING og forgiepes ipejoeoe efter
ct CLINT al gamle Dannebrog / Sc
fremme6e Motioners @n6e.
Set famine gientog fig / ct
2ouis.
Men me6 San 6ral1cisco u61til=
lingen begpnoer en- M @ra, oen=
ne Gong ifal 9anmarf bore meb!
|Denne @ang ffal bort 6e6relanb
inotage ben fremlfu0te &laos I Sea.
tionernes &effer, iom meo &ette
tilfommer set! 9enne Gang ifal
Gannebrog poie beit ooer 9an-
marfs &us, til s@re for gamle
Danmorf. Z.
Gnbper, iom orager til @ar
6roncisco / 1915, og 6et gidr fit.
fert mango al %, life alene for Al
beige l1oltillingen, men ttlltge fo1
at ie @pentprlan6et California, bill
ser uoe / @eltens Metropol - @til
|lebapets &erle = fin6e ct Ste1
bpor @enner bill tage in1o6 os
9anosmen6 rnffe % en- Suono
og bborfra ri ifal bente 11forglem
melige Minoer. Sor6elen blipe,
paa Dor SIDE. Daaife / @a1ifor
mia bar alt Slioet og 8rooerpor
ten al Smfoitningerre, me6e1ls b
tim poer / set imao, og bill 1,p6e
1taar ri fommer 6eru6.
2ao oerfor life Sc giertagne Dp
raab ON &jGlp fra Dor SIDE falo
for 6pbe 9ren! 2ab % tage ia
MI og arbeioe for Sagen inoti
1915. 2ao os gigre os fortient ii
at np6e goot of 9anmarfs=8
aingen, r1aar ri fomn,er 6eru6, 0!
lao os gi6re bort til, at 9onn1arfs
8pgntngen bliber ct pirfeligt 6onil
ameritanff Mottonalmo1ument ii
IStoltbeo for 4os og til @le6e 70
port gamle Gabrelan6.
2igeiom ifior bill Gbicago-@omi
teen babe ct l16falg al 9anhnarfs
8pgnings-Marfer og 3oitfort be
Mationalfeiten i @iperbietp @or
paa @snoag, og @ubifribentlilte
bill tillige bore fremla9t.
&oo Chicago Soreningers So
mites @esne,
6. 9. @unet,
@efret9r
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06
8laoet Dor lite ueffent % par
lnngt at foretrnffe for enfelte San1-
tioige, bpis Opgaoe narmeit ipnes
at pere Seniation og Sfan6ale.

Mrs. 2alra Sofie Ginianb, feot
Nelgaarb, afgtf beo 9e0en / Ban,
conper, 9. g., for fort Gi6 iioen.
Mf6g6e bur fra M9re / Morge %
fsot ! 1875 og TOM meo fine Gor=
Rlore til Mmerifa i 1884. SAINT,
lien iboiatte fig / @ra1b Sorts, 81.
og Ser Dor af6g6es Mor. S1899
tom BUN til fin S6Iter / Tacoma, os
Der 9gte6e bum /. 1901 SIR. @inar
5iniano, m,berenbe Meoaftgr al
CANADA Sfanoinapen". Mf6g6f
efterlaoer fig oglaa 2 8ertt, Ell
Greng og cit 8ige. 8egrabelier
foregif UNDER megeu 9eltagelie.
Mr. 6i1tian6 er for Gi6en pau Sc
RTE | 5taten @aibington for al
gienpin6e fin @elbre6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06

Sngen flere ,.&cgiitrp @tamps".
Observation-Disclosures 8urlcion uolte6-
te Sen %. Mai en Orore om Op=
6br mes @r11gcn al ipecieIle To-
Gentsn1nrfer for refommen6eret
Eolt. Naar Sen Jnl1pnren0e 6or=
ipning er op6rl1qt, oil man al1pe11-
Sc alminoelige Srimarfer lom 8e,
falling for Recommendation al &oIt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06

Spo0 ma11 bar / Sparebanfen
repreienterer iom ofteit Sc 6or=
npielier, man for nrgtet Jig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06
grsorefonet.

rsepe Morse" / @rootrp,1, g: g..
reoigeret at Digteren 6ranfli1 &e,
terien, er al mangel paa &apital
% forneoen @tstte opbbrt at nb,
fornr1te.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06

9n1aa &ierner er ofte beipereoe
mes Storbe0snanbi0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06

&pet1 bar @et til at bb1tn1e?
aipets @tole bar lert mig. at
ingen bor @et til at BONNIE ct att
oct Menneifes &an6linger, fbrero
man beiternt. fienoer aarioeer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06
Barnet, Ser iasoe rTa,rw So

Barnet, Der iaeoe n6a'rM! So
Egoot ct Nars Sis itoen bar 5inoenp
i itprf 8epagelie 0itpenoipsiel,
foroi set opflareoes, at en- p1arr
|@oaromano bao6e aflogt falf 50
for oerpeo at fri Jig for en- Softer,
nitetsforpligtelie. Sou er ser en-
ganife lignen6e nbpggeliq Sag
fremme.
Set oreier Jig oenne @onq or
en- pngre Man6 al goo Gamilie
Der for Gioen bar fit Stem i SER.
re1nnbbp, men ellers ct fra @lt,
penoipsieI.
5or nogle Mor ii6en par ban for,
lopet> og bans aierelte fg6te BAN
ct 8arn, iom ian imiolertio lite
p'loe p%eofienoe Jig. Og ian frie>
De fig fra 6aoerperoig5eoen peo
Go.
8arnet TOM imi6lerti6 til at
ligne 5aoeren faa poofalbenoe, at
Den Mistanfe, JONI bar ti(lte6e bos
5olf paa ggnen, fit fin Mprinq.
Tor fort Sis ii6en blep Set berfor
= efter Nrainee!!ffer al en- elore
ajereite = o%bergipet til stats6e-
tient &littcn at lfaffe Soqen flor,
logt.
geo cit &onfrontotion mes @ar=
net og oets Mo0er tilitoo Sen mis-,
ter1fte> at ban par 6o6eren oq at
bans IS 6erfor buuoe puret fol1f.
3ilitoaelien %fremfalotes efter
Sorlpoenoe pe0, at set lille Barn,
en- tim Dre11g boa 5 s(ar, rofte
Den. ~fremme6e" Mon6 &oou0en
og foaoe u6a'r". soa maotte
Manoen, ser bi6til bap6e neqtet
me9et beitemt> opbt bepeget og rp=
ltet gao til @efien6elie.
San f6rtes 6erefter til MrreIten.
Ger be11ter bam MT e1 board Dom.
Senator Ga Tullette er for 81
ben iprig beifieftiget mes Snolam=
lingen al Motertale og ltatiltilf
Mmmllnition til ct @obe6angreb
|paa set %6emoratiffe Eorifforilag,
iler poa Observation-Disclosures /
6orilaget.
8iSconiinz5 enatoren er So
ppr al Ell la1gt lapere 8%elfatnings-
grpnle eno Sen al Dem1ofraterne
foitiatte. Disie fritoger nemlig
Snofomiter paa $4,000 og UNDER
for @elfotuing, mems Ga 6ollette
|pil bape 8eldbet fat til $500 for
l1gifte og $1,000 for gifte Eerio11er.
San pooitaar, at bpis sSnofomltbe,
|lpbct iettes ioa bbit iom al De-
mofraterne foreiloaet, bill ser Blot
|blipe ct foripia6en6e Mntol al 9ar=
bets @orgere> iom fommer til at
bere @pr6en al 6e11ne sfot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06
Treo!

6reo or 0og ct 0eiliet Sro =
@iertefreb ct toitbart Sic!
Ureo mes Sem, lom paa Sig tror.
Ireo paa ollie Sine &eje...
6reo mes 0eu> iom 2ipct gap,
Jreo for Sro og @cob til 9ipet
6reb for Sig i110til sin @rop =
iaa er' olle cling 0oe gioet. '
Marbn5 1. 4. 49,.
solomon Sang.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06

~IF ~. ~--rS ~ .lTtA :. -W
:spanf Msiniferfriie. Sen ipon.
tie &remierminiiter, @reo Mlbaro
De &%o1nonones % o,t6re @e6lem=
mer al Mintlteriet in6gap Sen 80.
Mai fin 9imisiion. Momanones
bar b9ret @remierminiiter it6en 5.
"a. Nobember 1912, 90 ban ober=
tog gmbeoet efter moroet paa ftp.
&remiermtniiter Gmaleias.
Senere meo6eles, al Song al.
fons bar opertaIt Miniiteriet til at
forblioe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06
Blannt Ean1autRun.

Bla11t Ean1au1Rnn.
Menisbeoen ! Bruib, Col, Ser
ifal betieres al &r. Mnoerieu, bar
ifdlge r:airfelig Gnmler" fiebt @rR-
Itebolig og en- sere 2ar1 / 8pens
u0fant.
&aitur Mage Mpller, Safe @en=
ton, bar mootaset aalo fra Mpiteo
Menigbeo og &siifoleiamfuno, os
ban: far lopet at fglge &al6et. og
obertage @ierningen iom @relt og
&ejifoleforitanoer.
9anif- &%rigSueteran bpb / Mee-
mai, @is. Scope sbrenien, SO
Mar gommel, en- al 6e faa gienle-
penoe fra 6en canIf=tplfe &rig, er
ofgaaet pe0 9p6en / fin Gyms
Siem. @on trot &enlion fra Sen
oanIfe 5tat.
&rpf. q. 6. @anien, 8rootings,
g. Daf., er afreiit til Sibirien og
anore 2anbe for at ftn6e MlfaIfa,
Der fan paste for Staterne / Moro-
oelten og @elten, cit &eife, iom Sto=
tens lobgipenoe Soriamling beoil=
aeoe Henge til iioite @inter.
Tirmaet q. 6. Mple / @igben-
bapn, Ser forban0ler Sen ber0ens=
bergmte Cadillac Mutomobil, bar
ooertaget gneforbanolingen for
Gonmarf for rGbe 2ittle Sour
Car. ST.. Moie bar / flere Mar
boiat / Chicago.
9anif 9ruoeriamfnnos 2oee go.
20 / Seattle afbol6er flor @runo=
lobsfeit Sen ste Stunt / 8a1bington
Sail, iom tilbdrer 2ogen. Msjiltan=
&c al Sangforeningen 8rage, 9ra=
motiif &lub @armonien og ling
oomsforeningen 9agmar.
&c 9anife / 2onbon. Torenin=
gen u0anmarf" in6bie6e sen 166e
Mal fine npe 2ofaler / &l1siel
Square 68 pe6- en Ga1mne11fomlt
for Meolemmerne meo Damer.
6oreningens 6orman6, 9ireftpr S.
s. 9eicllen forte Torip6et. 9e fle=
tie al 6e melt fremragen6e Meolem=
mer al SEN 6anIfe &oloni bapoe
i1ofnnoet fig. @ammerianger Cor.
neltltS og Speraianger S6nis un6er=
bolot Sc tilite6eperen6e me6 for
lfiellige Sangnumre, 1igeium Sfue-
ipiller Otto Sacobien leite op:s
v9anii6 @ublii6ine @onle ii tie
&actfic Goait" er Mdpnet paa ct
npt 6oretagenoe, Der er fat i. Gang
t seottle, @aib., al 6orfatteren
Garl Sanien iom Breiioent og fbp.
@eoafter Wicbael SaloH1on iom
&iceprpltoent og 8eitDrer. Gorla=
gets fprlte 9og pil blipe uDe Tor-
eneoe Staters 6anife Mlmomuf,
Saano= og Marbog: for. 1914"l ser
foru0en ct ifi6niomt literert rs
palg pi( in0eboloe &alen6er og olle
mrtlige .SplpSninger at Snteresie
for 9arrife / Nmerifa og Donife,
font agter Jig til Mmerifo.
9r. Mar Scnius fra Chicago
9olot Sen 20. Mai 6oreorag poo
&oaobuiet i &jpbenbom ONT set
offcntlige 8ibliot6ef / Chicago, al
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06

Tirnaaet q. 6. Muie / @ieben=
bapn, Ser forban6ler oen ber0ens.
berpmte Cadillac Ml1tomobi1, fla,
ooertaget gneforbanolingen 70,
Sonmort for ~Sbe 2ittle Sour
ST. Moie bar / flere Mar
boiat / Chicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06

90 Sfrip otter Erppenmmme,
paa bette @lao.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06
%$!$6lMSf5A SSIiSS9fi1PAE5 1


Euterei at the Post Office at st. Pau
Mimi, as;second--class mail-matter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06

9anif SruSeriamfnmbs 2osc SO,
20 Seattle afbol6er flor @runo=
loosfeit Sen Ste Stunt / @aibington
Soll, iom tilbgrer 2ogen. Msii1tnn:
&c al Sangforentngen 8rage, 9ra-
matiif Stub &ormo1tien og Ting.
oomSforeningen 9agmar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06

&rpf. q. 6. @anien, @rootings,
8. Daf., er afreift til Sibirien oq
anore 2onoe for at finoe MlfaIfa,
Ser fa1 paste for Staterne / Mor6=
pelten % Selten, cit gfeiie> iom @to=
tens lopgioenoe 6oriamling bepil:
aeoe Eenge til ii6lte @inter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06

- strio efter &rIDeanmmer
paa. bette gIab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06

9anif- a%ris5oeteran bpo i Mee-
naI, @is. Scope sprenien, sc
aar gammel, Ell al oe faa gienle-
pelnoe fra oe1 canif=tpife &rig, er
ofgaaet pe6 9e6en / fin @gns
Stem. &an traf @eniion fra Sen
oa11ife 5tat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06

GfterIet. @enner al Mn0rem
Sucoblen, cit Garn1er / &ingsburr
County, g. g., oil frene Sc n9r.
mere ;Smitpn6igbeoer be6 bans
|9go paa &apet opflaret. Sacobien
bap6e pRret en Sur til 9anmarf,
og bar paa Sci tilbage til Sp6
9afota iammen meo Spren Me:
terien og @nitru, ser boeoe n9r
lam / &ingsbltrp County og bar
gamle .8enner. Mn6e,1 Dag paa
|Seen bfep S%ncobien fpg % oeoe 2
EGimer efter. @an bapoe temmelig
mango @enge paa Jig neo Mfreiien,
men efter bans 500 fauot man III
gen. &eterien flyer enobioere, at
.sfibsofficerer&te bar tauie mes @en=
.ipn til MarIagen til bans 500 og
pil6e life tillo6e @eterien at fe 81
get. @tibets 0fficerer ien6te 2iget
me6 en- forbipasierenoe @aa6 TIL
bage til Da1narf for 8egrabelfe
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-09-26
PIONEER PREACHER DEAD
Rev. William M. Jones. Welsh Minis
ter In caIvinistic Church, Died
Early Today

from Tuesdays Daily. -.@ .='
Rev. William NJ Jones, one Of the
pioneer ministers of this section,
died at the home of his son, Rich
ard Jones, in Judson, at four o'clock
this morning of complication of
troubles incident to old age.
Mr.. Jones was born at Tyddn
Bach, Blaen-y-Cwm, Penmachno, Ang-
lesea, in 1845. He was the son of
Owe nand Catherine Jones, wro gave
their son a very careful moral train
ing. At the age of twelve years he
was led by his friend, Joe Bach,
Blaen-y-Cwm, now Rev., Joseph Rob.
erts of New York City, to join Rhyd.
y-Meirch Calvinistic Methodist church.
He was shepherd to his fathers
sheep in his boyhood days, attended
ed school for very short time at
Rhyd-y-Meirch church and at the
parish school. He began preaching
in the latter part of 1862: Soon af-
ter this he went to Clynog school
under the Janus teacher and poet,
Eben Fardd, and his successor, Devil
Arfon. After finishing his course
at this school Mr.. Jones taught for
two years at Rhyd-ddu, at foot of
Snowden. Here, also, he. married on
December 8, 1858, Miss Alice Will
liams. He was ordained at the same
time as Rev. Thomas e, Hughes at
Cambria, Wis, in 1870. In March,
1871, he came to Blue Earth county
to take pastoral charge of Salem
and Jerusalem Calvinistic Methodist
churches, where he continued to la.
Dor with great acceptance until De.
cember, 1891, except the years 1876
to 1880, when he ministered to the
churches of Ixonia and WATERFOWL,
Wis. From December 1891 to April.
1895, he had charge of the church
at Picatonica, Wis. The sons and
daughters are: Owen, Richard, Ka-
tie, Allie and Joseph. -.
Mr.. Jones spent last winter in
California, returning to Judson in
the spring. E,-=ss1j&
The funeral arrangements were not
completed at this writing.
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fornia Mr.. Kennedy was one of the
strong school men of Minnesota and
his influence for all that was good
and noble in life was left in every
community where he was engaged
in his profession.
w. H. Wright, advance representa-
tive for "Everywoman," the big pro-
duction billed at Mankato theatre
on Friday and Saturday nights, Oc-
tober and A. was in Mankato to-
day. This attraction appears in only
five points in the state-the twin
cities, Duluth, Winona and Mankato
1t is such a stupendous production
that it is always presented two
nights in a town. This is found to
be more satisfactory to the manage.
ment and permits the people from
the surrounding towns to witness the
performance. A matinee will be CIV
en- on Saturday afternoon.
DR.. F. B. Hicks of Duluth, who
spent Sunday with his son and
daughter, Attorney and Mrs. John
Temple, returned home yesterday.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-09-26
MICHAEL BARTH is DEAD
He Had Been Resident of Mankato For
Number Of Years; Long
Illness ..,.. ~

Michael Barth, who has been a
From TUESDAYS Daily.
resident of Mankato for number
of years, passed away early this
morning after a long illness from
dropsy and cancer CT the stomach.
He was sixty.four years old. Mr..
Barth was born in Ellington, Wis,
and came to Minnesota shortly after
his marriage thirty years ago. The
family lived on farm near Blue
Earth and later near Winnebago, and
came to Mankato eighteen years ago.
Besides his wife, he leaves six chill
dren They are, Misses Minnie, Es-
Their and Emma, all at home, George,
of Minneapolis, Benjamin, who is in
the navy aboard the United States
warship Lebanon, and Frank at S14
North Front street, this city. He
also has brother Joseph, living in
Ellington, Wis The funeral will be
held Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock at the residence, 1872 Division
street. - ar \
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-09-26
APPRECIATES THE FAIR
7. B. Taylor, President Of Napoleon
State Bank, Writes to Secretay
John A. Johnson
From TUESDAYS Daily.

From TUESDAYS Daily.
T. 3. Taylor, president of the
Mapleton State bank, writing under
date of September 10, to Secretary
John A. Johnson of the Mankato Fair
association has to say:
Il wish to thank your officers for
the many courtesies received while
visiting the fair and the good accom-
modations given our horses under
unfavorable conditions. The personal
interest taken in our welfare helped
to make the occasion pleasant as
well as profitable for us. Mr. Mont
gomerys awards to the different
horses were beyond dispute, and he
answered all questions pleasantly
without fear or favor, and the little
lectures given by him explaining
wherein one horse on call was super
ior to the other was worth the trip
to Mankato. / can see nothing but
success and q wonderful growth for
your organization. | hope to be with
you next year with double the num-
Der of horses and a carload of regis
tered shorthorns. With best wishes
am, respectfully yours.-T. 3. Tay-
lor." @ a ~
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Balaton, Mimi, September %
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Shequin of
Balaton are celebrating their dia-
mond wedding anniversary. Mr..
Shequin and Louise A. Bigford were
married in Vermont on September
81, 1888. Mr.. Shequin was thirty
years old then and his bride was ten
years younger. More than forty years
ago they came. to Lyon county and
settled in Sedus township. Recently
the farm was sold and they moved
to Balaton with. their son William
who is more than sixty years of age
and is a well-to-do retired farmer.
Mr. Shequin was born at Franklin,
VT, Mrs. Shequin was born at STAN
bridge, Can, ON February s, 1918.
They moved to Albert Lea, Mimi,
in 1855 and early in 1873 came to
Lyon county. where they have since
lived. Mr.. Shequin has lived through
the war of 1912, the Mexican war,
the civil war ard the Spanish war.
When the Civil war broke. out he
llicu " ChiloL, .OuI DoiiA6 past hh'S
be ninety-fve on February s. Grand
pa Shequin gets about with the aid
of cane, while his wife feels best
when she is helping with the house
work. OF their five children, Will
liam Shequin, with whom they live.
James Shequin of New Richland, and
Mrs. Olive Lee of Freeborn county
are living There are more than
twenty grandchildren and forty
Observation-Disclosures.