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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
SEVERE PUNISHMENT
Of Mrs. ChappsII, Of Five Tears
StandlnS. Relieved by Cardui.

M. Airy, N. C.--Mfs. Sarah N. Chap
pell of this town, says: 81 suffered for
tive years with womanIy troubles, aiso
stomach troubles. and my punishment
was more than any ono could tell.
tried most every kind OF MEDICINE,
bat none did me any good.
read one day about Cafdui, the wo-
mans tonic, and decided 10 try Il. 1
had not taken hri als;d six bottles until
] was almost cured. Il did me more
good Than all the other medicines had
tried, put together.
Ny lrleRds began asking me why I
looked 50 well, and ! told them about
Casdui. Several arc now taking Il.
DO you. lady reader. suffer from any
ol the ailments due 10 womanly trouble,
such as headache, backache, sideache,
sleeplesshe5s, and that eycFlaslIngiy tired
fseling7
II So, LEI as urge you 10 give CaFdui a
trial. We feel conbdenl L will help YOU,
lust as 4 has 4 million other women ~
the past hall century.
Begin taking Cafdm to-day. You
Wont regret 4. All druggists.
H'ras q, Chattanooga nsdleins Co, Ladiss
Advisory pont, chaiienoegss Tenn, iof AtffaI
Treatment log Momen," nplain pWppof. NC laA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

way; 1913 per cent la Canada: SO per
cent ip Germany. Ga per cent In ire
land 81 per cent IN England. and
a7.4 per cent In other countries. In
1909. as In 1919. sweden. Norway.
Canada and Germany were the coun-
tries most largely Represented In the
foreign born white population OF
Alaska. In 1910 there were In Alas
ka 2.ssi foreign born colorcd inhabi-
tants. 81 whom 1867 were born In
China. ss7 in Japan. ans In Canada,
ana 80 In other countries.
IiIitenacy.
The census bureau classlnes az ~
literate any person &c years of age
aud over who Is unable to write. re-
gardless Of ability to read In the
population OF Alaska IN 1910 there
were 1850 iiIlterates that In. per-
SONS 10 years OF age and over who
were unable 10 write--constituting
26.5 per cent Of the total population
Of that age In 1899 the percentage
of illiteracy was ai.6. Among males
the percentage Of illiieratcs IN 1910
was 1911; among females AS.2. These
percentages do not. however. indicate
even approximately the relative hit.
oracy OF mates and females In the
several classes OF the population.
Inability 10 speak English.
In the population 10 years of age
and over la 1910. there wero i2.6Tf
persons who were unable 10 speak
English of these. io.2l2 were tn
dams. i.2i2 foreign born whites. 7t6
Chinese, 2I3 japanese. and 39l OF
other classes The non English
speaking element constituted SIS per
cent Of the Chinese population 10
years of age and over 56.6 per cent
of the Indian population OF that age
30 per cent Of the Japanese. IS per
cent of the foreign born white and
o.5 per cent of the native white.
COlOr or Liace and Nativity.
The Indian population IN almost en-
tirely native During the decade
l900-i9i0, the native population de-
creased from 50.95i to 4a.82i. the
decrease ct this element G.Oi0)
being very nearly equal 10 the in
crease OF the foreign born Gro.
The proportion native decreased from
SOL per cent In 1900 Ia ss.s per cent
In 1919
The total number of whites in
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
FINE 100 ACRE FARM
Is SOLD AT CARLSBAD
gspsriaI CoFrssBsas~avs Go ths Hsrslal

especial CoFrsspaas~aes 60 the Hsrsld1
Carlsbad. n, NJ. July l.--Mrs. Jane
Chandler spent the week In Carlsbad
during the street carnival and RE-
turned TO her ranch In the Guada-
doupes Monday.
The prohibition election comes OFF
the 22nd OF August and both sides
are getting ready for the contest.
Captain u. =. BuJac. Mr.. Howard
Kerr. r. G. Webb. Mrs. =. y. Lewis
aud Miss Matilda Moser. bought the
Peoples Mercantile dry goods de-
paTtment the past week, The stock
involoed over tf5. 0O0, and n one Of
the hest aud cleanest stocks In the
Pecos valley.
The magnificent f6O-ncre farm of
Mr. Hubert Keith has been sold. Mr..
Stockwell OF Kansas city was the pur-
uhaser and he viii put II In even a
higher state of cultivation.
Mr.. Christian. 81 the firm of Tracy
a Co, IN getting his large force Of
peach plckers and packers together
to commence the business IN earnest
about the 10th Of this month,
Judge Bolts, OF the law firm OF
Armstrong a Bolts, has just returned
from Hope. n. NJ. where he former
~ lived lie reports the vast fruit
crop from that section ~ fine shape
and everybody prosperous.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

~ a NlN mnle WDiINn % unl Nnn' ~
Nolhfr'e Friend Here h ffa0ig met aInsnf
lhr mursifg, enables faQm lu c1uand WlttQ1t
fuf strain uf.u ihf lISluiflt. lnl runN|f1
uolnen to ~ ihrunah naitfnIiy widest naN.
unusrl unfulUg eIrAuIss &C. Inf ~ 90 dfH4HH7
aInnIHus sQ famI|Iar ~ wsuf mNiNHT
Inc ttouNhla a. rot duNN uf1n fain wa .NI.
ittIuE. lnr an Hufn nnf a4QfiaI I0nnI1nIa Hf
unnlen BIO longer uMlaa fNnm6niNi4 II NNH
llnu1li mar airlnrt al1 f'Nffss0 az n4iNI1I
They unN latief, iNf n A45nefa nNeHN MAJ
have innnl 4 uontfffnl lHnfiIfiIHH NNHH n
NaHI.h all lUnaH dIftNfH TIfaoIHnNI.
ll "a 3 fNlNci ertIY uonlan .N1aN M famIs
iiar win. 500 even h0H01 ~ N4N 1a r4aNII0
HlCh itmfdg. ne WN nU0 HII N.a N
SWINE pnnspolI|qr nn1n'r o. ehNm f1 -
tine nloHl t'nInffa IIifrt on tH at w.
lofuI hr0slN. 1I|I INMNHa fNm.If |I
IN d loI a4laHNI uNI4. 4aI s IIaIH "I0
ht relahi In ael4 Wills adaN ID N N'84
|tlo H0Iu|aiuI NI iNI fN4N4 NIA Al|NIH4
. ~. ~ ml-l E.laA--l lAM
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

at all. ! always had
a headache and /
was so dizzy and ner
vous that ] had no
rest az night The
flashes of heat were
so bad sometimes
that ] did not know
what 10 do.
Zone day friend
advised me to take
Lydia II. Pinkham =
VeOaaahIa Tnm-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

q never know what 20 order zee
tired Of staring ~ the hill ~ fare day
after day"
n have system. | start as the top
on Monday. and on saturday nave
worked through tho BILL" aioEiun
Advertiser
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

Can't look we'll eat wen. ~ feet
we'll With impure blood Keep she
blood pure with Burdock Blood Bit
ters Fat simply. take exercise. keep
clean. and good health 8 pretty sure
10 follow. st.8O bottle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
Try a HERALD want Aa.


Most popular couple ~ eaf iai
Wed an hate 10 see them move 0ut.
why are they 30 nopHlafH
They always leave iha Windows
open when they quarrel Louisville
Courier Journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
Ten Million Dollars to Be
Spent on Exposition Fun

Enormous Sum for Amusement
Features at Panama Pacific
Show at San Francisco
Wonderful Series Of Con-
cessions.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03
AILINC WOMEN
OF MIDDLE AGE
Mrs. Hilbert Tells Of Her Dis.
tressinS Symptoms During
Change Of Life and How
She Found Relief.

Fleetwood. Pa" During the Change
Of Life | was hardly able 20 be around
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

when Won want ice cali NJ s7.Ss--
Diamond Ice.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

VFimDlSs TAvsryi ms \. sssOad q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-03

In 1910 there were enumerated la
Alaska 22.3i whites. who we're either
foreign born or native born ~ for
eign parentage (that n. having both
parents foreign born) OF the H.
ga foreign born whites, i5.i per
burn Ia Swedeni IA per cent in Nor
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04

liiot Iaamat fiirtpd iidilppteen. 8ai'
paamaan idimdt painaiata 3 lastn,
2 poifaa ia l ipttD, 3 fisfoa Wtont'
realieIa ia panbemmat manbasla
maaSIa.
Sautaus tapabtui piime perian'
taina, Npbers &c Sfian b~uoIebties
ia bautaiaiista. Rnumis fiunattiin
Surlepn bautausmaaban, ionfa tot,
mtttt past. W. 80. Wilen.
2ematt55n fristiiiaremme raubaS
ia pI5snouIemiIen aamumn asti!
= 3aiffi iotfa baIuatte iaaba buo'
neenne npfpaifaIeen maliin niin fdp'
fda MaaIari Wtatin pubeiaa. Sdp
napttdd maIit y. M. Sepettia 8 Ien'
tiStd 5 90 boIariin runa.
Ill %. Gurrp Telef. 338 S.
= M9r. Rmstaa Gi6blum, ionfo
Iairaubesta olemme Iebbesidmme
fertoneet, on fuouut aIunnosiaan
W%ontrealisia, WiS. elof. % p:dn
Italia. SiobIom Iairosti ipDpdtau'
tia fanlosIa miime lotafuusta asti.
2uolesioau oil natnaia go 10. 4
tf. ia % p:dn itdinen. Wainaia oil
ipntpnpt pietariaaresia SuomesIa.
WpDbe mmin oil ban fiirtpnpt uu'
teen 8aarIebppbpn, iosIa mpos mes
nj naimiTin Maria Cola, o. I.
Sobnionin fansia 10. 1875. 2apiia
on bella ouut ainoastaan pti, iofa
on beti ipntpmiien idIfeen fuouut.
Noin 20 muotta Iitten tult painaia
tabdn maoban, iosta aiaSta on II
muotta olut Wtontrealisia. 2dbinnd
bdntd MT foipaanat puoliIonia ia
fasmatuspoifa iefd Is f%iarten loss
ia tdsid maosIa ia 3 fiIarta nam
basia maasia.
!6autnus tapobhai tpiime maanan'
taina Npbers &c Sfian buoIebtiesia
hautaiaiIiSta. Huumis tuotiin Sron'
mopoin Suomen ruotIalaisten em.
lutb. firffoon, iosia ruumisiaornan
pitt past. 70. W Wilen ia toimitti
mpDs bauoanIiunautien. pastori
SiIfperstein pubui mpDS ~firfosia
ruoiIifi. Wainaia fuuIui Suomen
ruotIalaisten Ioutfausapupbbistpf'
Ieen, ionfa idIenet pttifpat piaa Iu'
ruIaottoon. Wtuuten oil paIion nj
tain pleiIDd Iefd %iuomaIaiIia etid
rnotIaloiIia bautausIaatioon oiaa
ottamoeIa "a. Wainoia pubui iefd rnot'
ia ettd iuomea, eoelinen ouen pn'
remmin bdnen dibinfieIi iamoin fuin
b6nen puoliiouaanfin, ioten oil bn'
min tunnettu mpDs %ruotTin pubm
main Iupmoloisten teStuubeSIa.
Huumis Iiunattiiu Sron,poobin bau
tauSmoaban. Haubasia IemattDDn
fristipeliemme fammioeIaan plDs.
nou IemiIen aamuun oSii!
- See Greania ia See Gream
Ioobaa la fuumao tabpia bDtpien
fotitetoisien IeipoSten fonsIn on
1aatatpana iofa betfi p6ipdstd bic
tor Sobnionin mafeisfauposIa Mu-
rord tabulIa.
Sronpoob, Micb.
= Mr. Susii Wiiula, p~oitfofun.
nauamme bppin tunnettu emf luo'
Fan tenoorilauloia iaopui Sronppo,
bin miime tiistaina dsfen mibitpn
puoli Ionia Selen o. |. Xeionin FANS
ia, iota niinifddn on bptpin tddud
tunnettu. Wrs. ia mr.. NiIula aifos
mat iddod poiffafunnau emme oIu.
maon. STR. TiiuIa tulee boitamaan
Suom. pdirpdleboen uutistoimistoa
@osebic alueeua, iosta toimesta en'
tinen bpitaia DIR. Sboi. Wm Xeppa'
Id tulee Iuopumaon. DIR. y}iiula on
puoIen nuoben oion toimtnut Salu.
metisia pdimdleboen toimitufiesio.
Xauiumme nuoren parisfunnan
ternetuueefIt paitfafunnauemme!
= 2aatiffp meibdn mirmoitusiuo'
mia tuottaa Iuurta m%ufatpnutta fos
teibin marIinfin feidn fuumiua II.
moiQa. Tilatfaa uutta ennenfuiu
eniinen on aiman faiffi. Wapaa
fotiiuaio Sronpoobisia ia pmpd'
riSiDud.
Union 8ottling Worfs.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04

Iunniintaina fuolemd, ntepen muta'
naan perbeen nuorimman idienen
Gero Samuelin. pteni Gero oil fai'
rastanut matIafoleeraa, iofa Faiths
ia ponnistufIista buolimatta mel mb.
rinIa. 9ddfdreitd oil fdptettp uieam.
pia, mutta aqua Ell tullut. Gero Ga.
muel oil fuouesiaan 9 fuut. ia Ia
p:dn ifdinen. 9autaus tapabhii nil.
me tiistaina Npbers &c Sfian buo.
IebtiesIa buutaiaifista. HuumiSiaar.
nan pitt post. 80. W. Wilen Iuom.
raittiuStaIoua.
- W2r. Ssranf Surffpla. iofa on
10 ieraiIut paiffafunnauamme por
miitfoa matfusti fotiinia 2auriu.
min piime Iunnuntaina.
- M2pbtGtudnG 40 eefferid Edit.
tdpd meiIdmaa Ban 9usfirfisia,
MiS.
u. Sic beribnl.
2iinteimistDien ia palopatuututIien
bDprplaipa ia rautatiepilettien mpp'
id. Wonep Srberia faiftiaua Guro.
pasta.
Mrs ia mr mlatti @aiurin
perbeesid Norrien lufeeIiaa on mpDs
tuolema mierailut piime tiictaita
masten Flo 2 aamuaa mieben pers
been ainoan lapien Slami Wtatbiat
len. Sapii oil iairastanut bampai
ben tdbben, iobon Titte pbtpi patia.
f~oleera ia lopufIi tpieId iuonenfpeto.
2uouesiaon oil mainaia l 10. ia 10
p:dn ifdinen. Sautous topabtuu I'd.
n6dn, torStaina Flo 2 ip. mrs ia mr.
Maiurin oIunnolta DAT fabulta.
Npbers &c Stia buoIebtii bautaiai
ista.
MrS Serman Mntila Norrien
pddud ipnnptti fuolleen poifa lopien
miime iunnuntoina, iota boubattiin
Npbsr9 &c Stian toimesta miime
maanantaina. 9liti moi ploIubteiIiin
f~aiioen fofo bpDin.
= mabbt aspdna 20 eefferid tdiit.
tdmd Iarmi, iosta 10 pupli eetferiG
on pubtaana, mppoddn baImaua.
Wtaa i%iiaitiee Grmin tomnibipiSia,
WonireoIioen ronnauo. MaaQa on
bpnd .5.buoneinen oiuinrotennus,
6Ox23 tofoinen paana, 19x21 70
foinen fauna ia bpmd paona. Sim
nosta ia ebopista iaa ldbemmin TO-
pia omistnian faneIn.
Gbas. Siu,
9pr 70. @on 9uSfirf, Die.
DIR. Spbu ailponem Wont'
rcnlisia, Wicb. ldbeltd De SeriG
aieli miime i%unnuntaina Sronnoo'
bisia. SpIpttpGmnie: mitd funlun?
pastoIi bdn, jun nnuruSia, oieueen-
ia t%oipnibipin cIerfin ptbeiaa ilmoit'
tomosia, ettd beioan psrbeeieen on
mGfedI liidttp.
- 2osfa tuo on t%apobhnni?
- Wiime torStoino.
- poifia tpoi ipttoia?
- 9pttDid.
- Wontafo?
- geFi main tdnd fertoo.
- gto, o%nnefIi olfoon! glibiudfin
on apulaiiia iiiS MT pbtd monia
fuin ifdndtin.
- 500.
- Maalari Sobn 2abti ottaa poss
taan faiffea olaIeen fuulufoaa ipD-
I'd, futen fiId. ia nltomaalausta
buoneitten paperoimista, foriSte
maaIausta y. M. 9lIunto 11S 6.
Samaract fobuuu, Norrien pddad.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04

~ ~ "
mocbisia Flo 10 ap. Ia Wtontrealis'
ia, @is. Flo 2 ip.
Spntpnpt la fastettu:
MonirealisIo, Wticb.;
Soban :. ia SuIunna &anfaan
poifa Reinp Gli ipnt. 81 p. maalisf.
Fast. 81 p. elof.
WontrealisIa, Wis. 0ittor ia VII
mo Saaren tptdr Sisne Maria ipnt.
20 .. beindf. Fast. 81 p. eIpf.
Srontpoobisia 6eiffi iagImalia
,MdenpGdn poifa Gmert Walbemar
ipnt. 6 y. eIof. Fast. 81 elof.
MpipIiittoon mibittp:
Sronpoobisfa, nuorimieS SoeI 2iIie'
quit ia neiti Ilma Nirmu molem'
mot Sronmoobista pibittiin 20 p.
eIotuuta. Snnea ia meneStpSt6!
&uouut ia bauoattu.
Gamma Matilba MurI ulo o. /. pe'
ra SIostafprDstd Suomesta fuoli
Mpntrealisia, Mis. feubfotautiin II
y eIof. 33 no.. 10 tf. ia Ii p:dn
ifGiiend, baubattiin 20 p. eliot.
austaa SiDbIom ipnt. P~ietarlaa'
resIa SuomesIa. fmoli M~ontrealisia
fpDpdtautiin % p. elof. 60 10. 4 TT.
ia % p:dn ifGiiend, baubattiin 1 p.
ippsf.
German ia Sbn Mntilan 81 pnd
fuoueena Ipntpnpt poifalapii bau'
battiin Sronmoobisia 1 p. ippsf.
Sron 9eltisId Gero Samuel Diita
fuoli matIafoIeraan 81 p elof. 9 ff.
ia IA p:dn ifdiiend, buuoattiin 2 p.
1ppsf.
DaIIrib SO. WiIen.
Selefooni All g.. 610 s. Iper It.
Sronmoob, Wicb.
MpDsfin nGitpiIin tatpattapana
|Suom. 9iriapainosia ia teleiooni
numeroqa 350&.
- aaniallisi. pmpe luienrat fo'
fous pioetddn torstoina ippsf. IL
pnd mrs. ia mr.. Sobn 6outoien Jars
mila Mtontrenltsia, Nticb. Gimme
on aiateItu ldbted rito9e" fppoiud,
iosta Idbemmin emf numerosia.
- Epittp II. I. fofouS on perian'
taina ippsf II pud mrs. ia mr.
6eiffi Mdenpddn toIoSIa Norrien
uteeIiua. Wiimeinen fotous oil per'
antaina mrs. panulan tolosIa, JOS
q nuoriua oil puut bonsfda fesfus
eIua ,oifeosta mopauoeSta". Su.
uoIa Iiunatfoon fptoutiemme eoel'
eenfin!
- See Cream, faitfi npfpaitaiiet
oirppitusiuomat, fabmi ia bdmmi'
opileipGt naImiStetaan tilautien
utaan ia omot tuereet Ia maui.
lot nauttia.
Moiti SiffaIa
Ill SuffoIf It.
Mpntrealiata, Ditch. oIen past.
;. 80. @ileniu foutta Iaanut leu.
human robaStoon ipastaan ot'
a $500 folebtirobao.
aunn. 2lIer 2pstild, r..firiuri.
: Mbptdtpdtn6. 40 eefferid fdIit,
md farmi, iosta Ii eefferid on
lbtaana ia loppu bpmdd metidd,
ppbddn balipaua. Maaua on a.
loneinen taIo, bpmd taqi A berpos
lie ia paana ia bppd faitpo. Wtaa
aitIee 2 maiIia Saronista etelddn.
tifeuaiia farmina ~tpDfaluia ieuraa
uppaa.
2pIpt6d ldbemmin,
Ebomas &. Morris,
9r "a Soron, Wis.
: Rnpllmt. Wonirealisia, Wis.
iii eIofuun 81 pnd mrs. Gamma
ltiIba Wuriula o. T. perd. Wai'
a oil ipntpnpt SiosiafprDsid
omesia ID p. Iofof. 1879. Ed'
/, maaban tuli mainoia Is pmot'
iiten WontreoItin, Wis. ia meni
Id noimiIiin plan ienidlfeen Ole.
WurIulan fansid, iofa 8 fpnots
itten iontui tapoiurmaiien fuole'
a ubrifi faipannosia. Sdsid
Elm on mrs. MuriuIa painoio
Hdnpt f%unnioaisia lesfen eld'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04

JmmalanpaltpeluS emf lunnun.
taina 8. y. ebtoouiien fanSia Sron'
mocbiSia Flo 10 ap. ia Wtontrealis'
Ia, WiS. Flo 2 tp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-04

- Maalari Sobn 2abti ottaa mass
taan faiffea olaneen fu%uluipaa ipD-
I'd, futen fId. ia ulfomaalausto
bmoneitten paperoimista, foriSte
maalausta y. m. Iiunto 11S 6.
fobuuo, Norrien pddqd.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-07
NOTICE OF MORTG AGE FORECLO-
= ~ SURE SALE.

WHEREAS. default has occurred in the
condition IF that certain mortgage deed
1ny nsqs s. Frth .
The Firsl State Bank OF Arlington, Mime
sofa, n1o1tgagee, bearing date the e 9Th 18th
gay OF July ana ANU rscpo1d 91 IN the
the County Of Morrison and State q Min;
ncoe8 on the h sooh dax Ct Mofesge. y 1 On
page 81, in that said mortgagor has tailed
and negle ed to pay or cause to be paid
to saa tg Effx sym %o,lsTs 81 we
O0) which is claimed to be due and ls due
on said mortgage at the date Of this notice,
saa tie
NOW. THEREFORE,, notice is hereby
given, that by virtue Of the power of sale
antto the statute in such case made and
provided. the said mortgage will be fore.
closed by a sale of the premises described
The East Half Of the Southwest quarter.
and the West Half of the Northwest Quar-
Ter, Section Nineteen %; the souta5Iwest
Hall Of the Southwest Quarter, and the
Northwest Quarter ofthe Southeast Quar-
ter, Section Twencyeight (2s); and the
the East Halt of the Southwest Quarter,
section Twenty nine (29l; all in Township aIl
Thirty-nine 800. Range eTwenty-eight (28);
VIII be made by the Sheriff of said MorIi.
son County at the front door of the Cour!
House in the City of Little Falls. in SAID
cember, 1919. at IL O'clock a. H.. of that day,
at public vendue, to the highest bidder tor
cash, to pay said sum of S2,S50.W and IN,
premises. and Sixty dollars. attorneys
ices, as stipulated in and by said mort
gage in case. of foreclosure, and the DIS
buTseI1ents allowed by law: subject 10
redemption at any time within one year
from the day of sale. as provided by law.
Dated October 20 1913.
FIRST STATE BANK OF ARLINGTON,
Minnesota,
W. f. ODELL MoTtgagee.
Attorney ror Mortgagee,
Hender -on, Minnesota. 35-s1
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-07
NEARLY LIKE OLD SCHEDULES
New Freight Tariffs Announced In
Minnesota


The state railroad and warehouse
commission has announced the sched-
ule of freight rates prepared to con.
form with the eastman distance tariff
law enacted by the last legislature and
effective Jan. /.
The new rates in the main differ
little from the freight rates adopt
ed in 1907 and held valid by the Unit
ed States supreme court last June,
except that they are both maximum
and minimum rates, while the exist
ing rates are only maximum rates.
Under the present law the railroads
could reduce rates to meet special
conditions, while under the new Cash
man law reductions for one section
must be followed by similar reductions
for the same distance everywhere on
that roads lines in the state.
Merchandise rates under the new
system are slightly higher up to 1875
miles, lower from l25 to 800, and
higher from 800 to 400 than rates up
held by the decision in the Minneso-
ia rate case. Commodity rates are
the same as the present maximum,
with the exception OF lumber, which
has been slightly reduced.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-07
News Of Especial Interest to
Minnesota Readers.
GAS KILLS FOUR PERSONS
Two Killed at St. Paul and Two at
MinneapoIis-Two Others Are in
Serious Condition.

Tour persons are dead and two 9th.
Ny are in serious condition as the
suit OF two, cases of accidental gas
:scring in the Twin Cities. The
i'd are Edward T. Doyle, forty-eight
r.::s.:s old: Harry Mcdowell, twenty
'eht years old; Helmar Hanson, six
:v-one years old; Harry Hanson, twen-
.1~tNo years old.
The bodies Of Doyle, a plumber, for
merly q resident Of St. Paul for thir-
ty years, and of Mcdowell, also, a
plumber, were found by May Reynolds,
a cham mbermaid, in a room at the Ma
lOney hotel in st. Paul. Mcdowell is
thought recently to have arrived from
Saskatoon, Sask., where Doyle went
nine months ago.
The bodies of Helmar Hanson and
his son Harry, and the unconscious
forms of Mrs. Hanson and son Clar-
ence were discovered at the Hanson
home in Minneapolis by Mrs. Her
man Carrols0n, daughter.
In a bed on the first floor, beside the
unconscious form of his wife, was the
body of Hanson. Upstairs the two
sons were found, one dead.
Mrs. Hanson and Clarence were
rushed to the city hospital. Authori-
ties at the hospital say Mrs. Hanson
probably will die but that Clarence
will live.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-07
MORTGAGES FoRECLosURE SALE,

Default having been made in the pay
Thirty.two Dollars ts6s200), principal and
interest. which is claimed to be due at the
date Of this notice upon certain mortgage
duly executed and delivered by Henry
Mann and Cora Mann. his wife, to Frank
Mann, bearing date the 18th day OF March,
1905, and With a power Of sale therein
contained. duly recorded in the Office of
tn t1e Il ESis Merrison a. and Slate oi Minnesota. on
the 10th day of March A. D., 1905, at $40
O'clock a. M. in Book II of Mortgages, on
Page 40. which said mortgage was duly
assipned nv said Frank Mann, m ortgagee
to Anna Wilson by written assignment
dated on the 10th day of May, 1905. and
recorded on the 18th day of May. 1905. at
TwO O'clock D. m. in Book Is of Mortgages
on PAGE 288. in the Office Of the Register Of
needs Of said Morrison County, which
said % mortgage was again duly ASSIGNED
Nv said Anna Wilson to F H. Davis by
Written assignment, dated the 4th day of
Anril. 1898. and recorded in the office OF the
Rerister Of Deeds in and for said County
Of Morrison. on the 9Th day Of October:
1913. al Nine O'clock a. M. in Book - OF
Mortgages on Page lo4. ana ,.;,,,,l ae q
Whn EAo te.srsd Aue -sy.mises herein
lSn S11 on tnG ado ~ s,,,,, ~ Twentv-four
aiteI uesCI!D1TNN TN4 Cue G7,a cenfs S24.45). the
Do "n.,,s4 a1u az tares interest. PENALTIES and
cnets -, sa;d lands Maid by the under
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-07
DEP0SIT0RS WILL NOT LOSE
Cashier Of North St. Paul Bank Has
Disappeared.

Depositors of the First State bank
of North st. Paul will not suffer by
the disappearance several weeks ago
of A. E. Nelson, the cashier. Attor-
ney General L. A. Smith, who is aid
ing the state bank examiners depart
ment in the investigation Of the
banks finances, said that the guaran-
tee of the business men backing the
bank insures depositors' protection.
He said that cursory examination
showed cash balance on hand of $685..
900.
Whether these cash items have
been forged, showing a shortage by
the missing cashier, will not: cause q
loss to depositors with the directors
insuring their deposits" he said.
: Mrs. Nelson, who resides in North
st. Paul, said she had not seen nor
heard from her husband for three
weeks. She said when he left he. said
he was. going to Illinois. 49,