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Dope Fails to Cure
Husband of His Abuse
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
Greatly disappointed and thorough
ly aDgered because medicine pre-
scribed by DR.. Bliss of Valley Springs
failed to have tho desired effect
Mrs. Simon Linnenkohl. who resides
IN the western part OF Rock county
visited Valley Springs Saturday and
proceeded to get even" with both
DR.. Bliss and George A. Pottinger, q
druggist who prepared tho medicine
by smashing in the windows In their
office and drug store.
According to Mrs. Lilnenkohl's
story she secured medicine from DR.
Bliss for the purpose OF curing hol
husband CT the habit Of abusing and
subjecting her to cruel treatment
hut the drugs failed to have the
desired effect on that individuals
conduct. and. she therefore felt justi
fed In showing her displeasHre IN
much the same. way as the late Mrs
Carrie Nation might have done M
der similar circumstances.
Acted like Suffraeet.
Mrs. Linnenkohl also gave ev
denoe of being in sympathy with the
classical method employed by the
English suffraget for instead Of
using hatchet she used the bot
Ties containing the drugs that wers
intended for her husbands benefit
and proceeded to hurl them against
the window of the drug store and
doctors Office with telling effect.
After her supply Of ammunition
had been exhausted, Mrs LINEN
kohl was placed under arrest and
taken to Sioux Falls. Following O
hearing In municipal court Monda!
morning on the charge OF malicious
mischief, Mrs Linnenkohl was re
manded TO the custody OF the sher
if Of Minnahaha county sending ar
investigation as to her sanity. She
was later adjudged insane and beirs
q resident of Rock County was
brought to Luyerne by the sheriff
OF Minnehaha county and turned
over to Sheriff Black. Mr., LINEN
kohl wanted his wife to receive
treatment at 4 private sanitarium il
st. James. believing that 4 shor
treatment there would restore he
unbalanced mind.
Will Be Given Examination:
The authorities agreed TO this ant
, Sheriff and Mrs. Black took the WON
an to st. James yesterday. II afte
weeks treatment she fails TO shoy
Improvement she will be brough
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sted had charge OF the PfoGTa1
which wae.. q, very interesting one.
The young people Of the Baptist
church will give Harvest Kona
social and supper at the home OF
Lester Tlelnming. Saturday evening
October IS. All are invited.
The ladies of the Christian church
are planning 20 hold sale OF use
full and fancy articles soon The
affair will be an unique one. SO
watch for further announcements
John Bixby and family are pre-.
pairing TO move into the Thomas
house in the north part of town
Mr.. .Addleman will move into the
house which the Fsixby family va,
cate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Doynton
OF Mankato. are guests of Mr.. Boyn
tons father. The .newlyweds were
given a serenade Wednesday even
ing which was enjoyed by all, ELS
worth has lived here the~ greater part
OF his life, and has. hosts OF friends
here who extend CONGRATULATIONS to
himself and his bride.
The Study club will meet Wednes
day. October 90. with Mrs. Wood
Roll call will be answered by names
of senators or representatives. Mrs
Thurston will read a paper on The
Comparison of Federal and State
Laws" Mrs. Ida Mills will presen,
a paper on Our System of Taxa
ticn." The Chinese Exclusion Act,
will be taken up by Mrs. Josie Wood
and Miss Boynton's subject is The
Hague Conference"
Rev. G. j. Olmsted and wife have
returned from the national conven
tion OF Christian churches recently
held in Toronto. There were 2.7oC
delegates present. and Minnesota
won the distinction of having place
on the program. Rev. d. e. Olson
OF Minneapolis spoke and carried
the convention by storm. His sub
ject was Efficient Ministry to Imm!
grants" The city opened its doors
wide to the delegates and made their
stay q most enjoyable one.
Miss AIaidie Way was called tc
Claremont Monday by the serious
illness OF her father, Rev. George
Way. whose death occurred before
she reached his bedside. Rev. Mr.
Way had charge of work here as
pastor of the Methodist Episcopa
church and was loved and respected
all who knew him. He had beer
an invalid for the past two years
and although he suffered intensely
he remained brave and thoughtful o.
others until the last. He was lait
to rest at Claremont. A wife and
one daughter. Miss Maidie, and one
brother, survive. ~ 100
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WANTED--Good mailing barley
Bierbauer's Brewing Co.
Oct. 10-17-24.
CITATION FOR HEARING ON RI
NAL ACCOUNT AND FOR DIS.
TRIRIITt0N

lhlBUTlON.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, County OF
Dlne Earth, in Probate Court:
In the Matter of the Estate of Louis
NJ. Balzer, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all Per.
sons Interested In the Above En-,
titled Matter: Whereas Albert Hell
has filed in this court his final &C,
count of his administration OF tho
estate OF the above named decedent
together with his petition, praying
for the adjustment and allowance OF
said final account and for distribu
ton of the residue of said estate tc
the persons thereunto entitled: 1t Is
Ordered, that said petition be heard
and that all persons interested in sale
matter be and appear before thi!
court on the lst day Of November
1913, at ten o'clock a. m, at the pro
bate court rooms in the court house
at Mankato, in said county, and ther
and there or as soon thereafter a:
said matter can be heard, show
cause. if any they have, why sait
petition should not be granted; anc
that this citation be served by ths
publication thereof in The Mankatt
Free Press according to law.
! Witness the Honorable Evar
Hughes. judge of said court, and the
seal of said court, this 3rd day Of
October, 1913.
EVAN HUGHES,
(Court Seal.) Judge
G. o. Daley,
Attorney for Petitioner
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MANkATo FREE PRESS

least 100 people from Mankato are
wanted tc attend the social. A
moon nearly full will be hung In
the SIR to return home By
Improvements to the Wagner
railroad crossing west of Eagle Lake
are being made. The approaches are
being raised and widened to twenty
four and thirty feet near the track
and extending about 500 feet along
the road, SO as to make 1t much
easier for vehicles to make the
grade. Thirty!two feet OF. extra
planking between the rails will be
laid and the bulk head of the cul-
vert will be lowered and covered so
that vehicles can pass OVER 1t
with safety. The guard fence on
each side will he widened about
fiva feet and the roadbed cast of
tbs crossing viii. be made twenty-one
feet wide from crown to crown. Some
1000 yards of dirt will be used
for this improvement. The funds
camc from the village Auto and
Commercial clubs, from those or
ganizations IN Mankato. the county
railroad company and part OF 1t may
como from the state. Several
farmers have Expressed their inten,
tion OF aiding in the work. After
tho grading Is completed the rail-
road company will furnish sand
and gravel to cover it. This has
been very dangerous crossing
for thirty years and many accidents
have occurred there. The credit
for It's Improvement should be
given to the present board OF
county commissioners. II. Cum
Minis is experimenting the work
and his long experience in excavat
Ing on railroads in early days comes
in handy now.
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back to Luverne and an examination
into her sanity viii be held

back to Luverne and an examination
into her sanity viii be held.
Both Linnenkohl and his wife have
been receiving considerable notoriety
OF late years owing to their coming
In contact with. the law. Linnen-
kohl Is at present under indictment
for assault in the second degree, and
only a few months ago Mrs. LINEN.
kohl was arrested by a United States
marshal for destroying the mail boz
of a neighbor, but the federal grand
jury failed to indict her She was
brought to Mankato for her hearing
The filing of the last twa charges
was directly traceable To neighbour
hood quarrel, however, and some OF
their acquaintances who ara famil.
lar with their escapades contend
that much OF the trouble lies in the
fact that they are illiterate and ap
pear to be unable to understand ex
listing laws and conditions.
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took plaza last Wednesday after
noon when Ira q. Pettis Of Kasota
and Miss Martha E. jury Of Knox
vile, Iowa, were uL.ted ia marriage
by the Rev. George L. a1inear. The
bride Is the youngest daughter Of
Mr., and Mrs James Jury OF Knox
vile, Iowa. Her husband Is son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Pettis. old
residents of Kasota township. Mr..
and Mrs. Pettis left Immediately
after the wedding for Kasota. where
they will make their home on the
groom's parents farm. They have
the heat wishes of host of friends.
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JUDGE. FOR YOURSELF.
Which Is Better--Try an Experiment
or Profit by a Mankato Citizens
Experience.

Which Is Better-Try an Experiment
or Profit by a Mankato Citizens
Experience.
Something new is an experiment
Must be proved to be as repre-
scented.
The statement of manufacturer
is not convincing proof ofmerit.
But the endorsement of friends is
Now supposing you had a bad back
a lame, weak or aching one,
Would you experiment on it?
You will read OF many socalled
cures.
Endorsed by strangers from far.
away places.
It's different when the endorse
ment comes from home.
Easy to prove this testimony.
Read this West Mankato case
w. Polchow, proprietor of barber
shop, 430 W. Fourth ST.. West Man
kato, Mimi, says: Il can say thai
Doan's Kidney Pills are all right
! haven't used them excessively, but
have taken them enough to know
they are good. had been having
trouble with my back. A friend told
me to get Doan,s Kidney Pills.
used less than ono box and am in
position to recommend them as a
good, reliable remedy. They GER
tainly did fine work in my case"
III = n~sA
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name -Doan' land
fa1xa -no ffther,--kf}yt: 1..s- ----ssSs..= =, >
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Kasofa

Paul Zimmerman was O twin city
visitor last Saturday.
Alfred Swenson OF North Dakota
is visiting his mother.
Martin Muligen Of st. Paul spent
Sunday With friends here.
Luther Appel of st. Clair visited
his mother and sister over Sunday.
T. NJ. Breen of st. Paul spent Fri
day and Saturday here on business.
A party of young folks enjoyed a
picnic dinner in Aliens woods Sun
day.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. John Pettis left this
week for Arizona to make their
home.
Miss Dorothy Wilcox was home
over Sunday from Pillsbury. Owa-
tonna.
Norman Overrun OF ST. Paul spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. C. B.
IIilyard.
Mr.. ead Mrs. O.. p. BUELL. aud
daughter, Laura were Mankato visit
ors Monday.
William Youatt returned Wednes-
day evening. from few days visit
at ST. Paul.
Henry Hunter Of the state uni
! versity, spent Sunday at the a. II.
Gordon homo.
M. and Mrs. c. H. Hilyard en-
tertaihed number Of friends Sat
ugday evening.
Mrs. C. B. Eilyard Is entertaining
her cousin, Miss Biscee of Mime
apolis this week.
Mrs. Roy Mcdonald will spend the
latter part CT The week with rela-
tlves at lie Sueur.
Mrs; Fred CneEtc-, OF Dundas spent
the past week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. c. Mason.
Robert johnson came up from
Rochester Monday evening. to spend
few days with bis parents.
Mrs. ]. r. Thomas of Mankato Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. Frank Kom-
ers and family over Sunday.
Mrs. Ole Landgren was given a
pleasant surprise by a number Of
lady friends Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Fannie Turrittin of Orion
Vile is The guest Of relatives and
friends in Kasoia and vicinity
| Mrs. W. ii. Powell entertained a
party OF ladies Tuesday afternoon
in honor OF Mrs. Fannie Turrittin.
Mrs. Helmer Leaverson enter
taiued the Ladies', Aid of the Pres.
byterian church Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Mathis of Echo. Mimi.
arrived "Wednesday for visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. p.
Buell.. s
The ladies OF the Baptist Aid so
ciety held busincss. meeting at the
home OF Mrs. Edwards, Wednesday
afternoon.
! Miss Clara Fiss returned to Gay.
/ lord this week after q month's visit
with her sister, Mrs. Ernest Kottke
and family.
! Miss Edna Siron returned to Min.
neapolls Saturday, after spending
two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Lundquist.
Mrs Emil Swenson returned Mon,
tday evening frenl few days visit
with her parents, ! Mr.. and Mrs. III
Raschick at st. Paul
Mrs. Ole Olson shipped her hous2
hold goods to St Paul Wednesday
whore she and her children viii
make their future home.
/ A carnival for the benefit OF the
! High School Athletic association will
BIO given at the village hall Satur
day evening. The carnival will rep
resent the nations of the world
Germany. Scandinavia. America and
japan. a fortune booth. and a pro
gram by the students. Refreshments
] of differents sorts will be. sold in
the booths, candy, ice cream and
cake. tea, coffee and sandwiches
4 A very quiet and pretty weddi1g
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necessary information, that tie cost
would be excessive, AID thst the con.
ficts Of jurisdiction tnAEe 1t al.
most impossible to follow consist
ent and logical policy Of regulation.
especially With the large utilities
whero the need Of control Is felt
most keenly"
'"fhe Wisconsin Public Utility Law
Its Operation and Results, from the
Peoples Point Of View" was the sub.
ject discussed by Attorney T. c. Rich
mond. Madison, Wis
critieizes ctate Law.
lie declared that the law. actually
gut the people CT tho state under the
guardianship OF the railroad rate
commission, making strong point
of the huge task that has been put
upon the shoulders OF the members
of the commission. saying II 10 phys.
ically impossible for them to do the
work properly.
He said the law had resulted in
giving the mohopolies ten times the
protection 1t had given the people.
Mr., Mathews replied briefly for the
commission, and heated debate
which followed. was stopped by the
chairman, that the convention might
adjourn promptly.
City Attorney Schaub. states that
tho university extention board will
engage in a campaign to'the end that
every town and village in Minneso-
Ia shall become affiliated with the
league. "Mankato is we'll thought of
by residents Of other cities in the
state" said Mr.. Schaub today. Every
man | met al the convention was
pleased to vote TO hold the next
meeting in this city"
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Oct. l7.24-3l.
CITATION FOR HEARING ON Pc
TtTioN FOR PROBATE or WILL.

CITATION FOR HEARING ON Pc
TiTioN FOR PROBATE or WILL.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, County OF
Blue Earth,-In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of James
Hendley, Decodent:
The State OF Minnesota to Henry
r Hendley and all persons inter.
ested in the allowance and probate
of the will OF said decedent. The
petition of Henry +. ITcndley being
duly filed in this court, representing
that James Iiendley. thon a resident
OF Minnesota. died on the Sth day of
October, 1913, leaving last will
and testament, which is presented
TO this court with said petition, and
praying that said instrument be al
lowed rs the last will and testament
OF said docadont. and that letters
! testamenary On said estate be is
! sued thereon TO Henry +. IIendley.
Now, Therefore. you, and each OF
! you, arc hereby cited and required
| W Sho" SIuSj, IL ttAS yOu nave, bc-
fore this court, at the probate court
rooms in the court house, in Man.
kato, county Of Blue Earth, state of
| Minnesota, on the 10th day Of No
venlber, 1919, at ten o'clock a. M,
why the prayer OF said petition
should, not be granted.
! Witness the Honorable Evan
1 Hughes, judge OF said court, and the
I seal OF said court, this 18th day OF
| October. 1913.
| court Seal,) EVAN HUGHES,
Judge.
| c. o. Daley,
h Attorney for Petitioner.
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ST.. Clair

Luther Apell spent Sunday at his
home In Kasota.
Edith Ortedahl spent Sunday with
her parents In Pemberton.
Peter Smith and family will move
into the Leary Hotel next week.
Mrs. Miller Of Mankato Ia guest
at tho c. J. Pagenkopf homo this
; week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kenward OF
Minnesota Lake were In town Wed
nesday
Mrs. Sweitzer of Mapleton visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sweit2er
last Thursday.
Miss Gilmore OF Mankato assisted
Mrs. Thlelman with sewing q few
days last week.
Mrs. VIII Warwick OF Alden IL
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Wolcott this week.
Theodore Penn assistant cashier in
the bank here Is boarding at Mrs
Ryan's since Monday.
The teachers and pupils of the
primary room enjoyed an outing in
the woods Wednesday afternoon.
Those who attended the dance in
the Saint Clair opera house last
Friday report a very good time.
The J. O. NJ. club was pleasant
ly entertained by Misses Dorothy
and Hattie Fitzloff last Saturday
evening.
Louise Ducholtz, former Sunday
school teacher of the primary class
gave q party last Saturday for the
Tiny tots
! Amanda Beccue and Arthur Muir
ply OF Pemberton attended the play
Fine Feathers" at Mankato. Satur
day evening.
Missionary meeting will be held
In the German Lutheran church Sun
day with services both in the morn
| ing and afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Boswell ac
companied by P. n. Watson and L.
/ Apell took in the talking movies
at Mankato Sunday evening.
| Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pagenkopf Of
Pemberton and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Guyer and family OF James
vile Sundayed at the C. ]. Pagen
/ kopf. home
! Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Dalton OF
North Mankato visited with Mr.. and
/ Mrs. John Fields d short while Sun
day. Mr.. Dalton recently, purchased
new Studebaker car and was out
trying. u.
The following members OF -the
class were present: Grace Bucholtz
/. Una Andrews, Ollie Wolcott, Olins
Hosphable. Abbie Thielnan. Lydia
Hagemeister, Sophia Hagemeister
! Anna Gekeler. Pearl Bucholtz, Lille
Hubner, Mona Fields and Leila Fitz
loft.
The dinner and supper given by
the ladies' of the Catholic church
last Tuesday was we'll attended anc
the ladies deserve great credit fol-
| tho. way the affair was managed
as we'll rs for the quality OF the
| large number CT pretty and uselu
articles for sale. About $l5o werf
realized for their work.
| The Willing Workers class OF th'
) Evangelical church met with La
June Foster Tuesday evening. Tx
evening was spent very pleasantly
In a social way, an impromptu pro
gram being carried out. CONSISTING
of reading by Mrs. Hubner. Re
ports Of social and devotional com
mittee by Abbie Thielman and OF
. lie Wolcott; duet. "The Sleigh Ride,
by Lila Fitzloff and La June Foster
instrumental, "Fioreine Waltz" Lil'
Fit2loff; cold Black Joe" La June
Foster; solo, "Star Of the East,
: Ollie yVolcott.
|
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Eagle Lake

Miss Verna Hill has been sick.
Mrs. n. w. Dickinson has been
quite i'll.
Miss Ifulda Jacobson was in Eagle
Lake Tuesday ~.
The Charles Si1ronds homo is
q1larantined FOR scarlet fever.
J. N. Compton and daughter Ora
drove 10 Mankato Wednesday
DR. NJ. S. Cornish and r. Nay
drove to Vernon Center, Friday.
Mrs. Davis of GAINESVILLE spent the
day WITH Mrs. : II. Harien Thursday
Miss Maybeiis Compton spent Sat.
urday with her uncle, w. Fl. Comp
ton.
Erent Summer OF Winnebago spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
here.
Miss Elsie Reed returned Friday
from Mankat0 where she spent sew.
oral days visiting.
4 seven pound boy was born 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rraden at the
Emmanuel hospital in Mankato
Everyone is ENJOYING the beautiful
weather and is hurrying to. get all
outside work done while it lasts
Mrs. f. n. stevens returned this
week from q six weeks tripNthrough
Wisconsin. Michigan and Canada.
Work is progressing nicely on the
beautiful residence being built neal
the lake by s.. d. Wilson of Man
kato.
Miss Stella Harlem and Miss An
derson, both nurses at the st. Peter
hospital, spent Thursday with Miss
EIarien's mother.
Rumor has it that the literary so
ctety of last year IS beginning t
etir and take on signs Of life again
1t is hoped that 1t will soon be ir
working order.
A. II. Presnall has purchased A
Meals residence In addition "a,
and has q crew of men a. work
resAingaing. plastoring and painting
it,'un;il it will be thing of beauty
Mr.. Hopkins is remodeling the
house he recently bought from Ale,
Presnall. He is putting in q furnac.
! and making many other improve
ments. There is contagion of this
sort abroad in Eagle Lake.
| A young man from the country
came to town last Tuesday an(
nearly collided with the 1870 pas
oanOar troll, -, AZ p. M, DIN n,.,>,,i,, =,
To avoid the collision he threw
himself and the motorcycle oyes
onto the ground and slid rod o,
two on the hard road and landed q
few feet from the moving train
His neighbors will know him by
the abrasinns on hss cheek. Moral:
Look out for tAe cars. you fast
rioers.
! A box social will be held in the
basement of the Methodist church
Saturday evening for the purposs
of raising money to re-shingle ant
paint the parsonage. and to make
other repairs. All who read thl:
notice arc cordially invited to attend
especially the young people. The
church ct present has q suppl,
minister sundays. but no. a regular
pastor. Rev Clements of Vernon
Center Is The supply. and is a
splendid speaker. II is hoped to obtain
q permanent pastor to.liye in the par
sonage and to be. ready at all time:
\ to tie h fWa.in-halal or even 8
fourin-hand matrimoniai knot. Al
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Fell From Water Wagon.

Jim Ryan II spent last evening in
tho police station, following one OF
his falls from the water wagon
He was brought before Judge ".
l.. Ccmstock this morning and or
dered to leave town. Since his re
cent coming to town, Ryan has
been in an evll frame of mind and
has been looking for trouble.
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This is a facsimile of the poster
pIastered broadside through Russia
by the "BIack Hundreds" the anti
Jewish society composed Of Jew bait
ers, among whom are merchants,