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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-07-10
ST. GIair

From. Fridays DalIy =.
Berniee Davis and her little sister
Of Mankato are visiting at the Asa
Andrews home few days.
!. DIR. Macbeth and Mar1ory Fitzloff
were Kasota callers Thursday.
The Royal Neighhors took In the
following new members last Saturday
night: Sarah Fisker, Mrs. Art Pres
ton. Mrs. George Preston. Mrs. Col.
mar, Mrs, Richard Jtliar. Mrs. r,
Maflan, Mrs. G. Boswell, Mrs. Thiel-
man and Mrs. Johnston.
:. Or. J. Macbeth was an Eagle Lake
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs John Cords. and Mrs Tote
Andrews were at Mankato on bust.
ness Monday. So 81.
Kehneth Macbeth OF Eagle Lake
was a visitor at the home OF DIR. y.
Macbeth, Sunday.
Arthur MURPHY was ST. Clair Wis
Mrs, Thielman, who was visiting at
the John Macbeth home last week re-
turned home Saturday
Robert Hayte was d SO. Clair visit
OF Monday OF this week. ~
Miss Manthey OF GAINESVILLE, who
was az the Charles Pagenkopf. home
last week, returned home Sunday.
Carl Pagenkopf drove to GAINESVILLE
last Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Warwick ard
Daughters Of Alden. siinn.. are visit
ing at the home OF Mr.. aud Mrs
Jake Chase this week.
Andy Qninn popular lineniaa. has
been kept quite busy the last few
days repairing the damage done by
the storm.
Miss Bernice Davis and sister Of
Mnnkato are visiting at the Asa An
dFe~s, home this week.
Quite a number Of young people Of
ST. Clair attended the dance near
Eagle Lake Sunday evening.
Grandma Machetb visited al the
Britt home few days last weaN
George Hubner was Mankato
caller last Thursday.
Quite number Of people took IN
the wedding dance at Eagle Lake
last Wednesday evening.
"A eurDrise parfF was given af thu
Glenn Kallos home last Friday even
ing N honor Of Elsa Ida KoIlas.
Quite a number OF young people were
present and al enjoyed q very fnbIi
time.
Fred grusa and Mrs. stephan
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Acr QUICKLY.

Delay Has Been Dangerous in Man
kato.
Do the right thing at the right
time. fH
Act quickly in time OF danger.
In time OF Kidney danger Doan's
Kidney Pills are most effective.
Plenty OF evidence OF their worth.
Mrs Mary Damp. IA Adams 81.
Mankato. Mimi. says: II had an
awful baokache that bothered me
night and day. The attacks were
always worse II did any washing
or any other work that obliged me
to bend over I also had had head
aches and dizzy spells. Dark spots
doated In front a my eyes and !
had other ailments which left no
doubt in my mind that my kidneys
were weak. had been in this shape
from the spring until fall and Il was
then that Doar's Kidney Pills were
brought to my attention. / used them
and could soon see a change. I
kept on and was cured. A few
months ago as the result Of getting
wet, began to have pain in my
back and shoulders. A plaster did
me no good so / then got a box
OF Doan's Kidney Pills. They soon
rid me OF the pain and haven't
had sign Of Il since"
For sale By al dealers. Price 50
cents. FostsrMilbprn Co, raunalo.
New York. sole agents for the
United States.
Remember The name Dnan's--and
take no other. Advt.
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July 3-10-17
Order Limiting Time to File Claims.

Order Limiting Time to File Claims,
and for hearing Thereon.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, County OF
Blue Earth. in Probate Court
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Mary
Jones. decedent
Letters Testamentary on said es-
tate this day having heen granted
to John w. Roberts.
II is Ordered that the time within
which all creditors Of the above
named decedent may present claims
against her estate In this court. be.
and the same hereby Is. limited 10
six months from and after the date
hereof; and that the 23rd day Of
December. 1914, at ten O'Clock a. M.
In the Probate Court rooms at the
Court House at Mankhto IN said
county. be. and the same hereby
is. fixed and appointed as the time
and place for hearing upon and the
examination. adjustments and allow.
ance OF such claims as shall be
presented within the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given By the
publication Of this order in The
Mankato Free Press as provided b.
law.
Dated June Is. 1914.
probate Court Seal
= EVAN HUGHES,
Judge Of Probate.
Hughes and FIlsNorths
Affofneys.
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] i Il =
Foster were Mankato business callers
last Tuesday h ,aE
The Leo Hardware. company OF
st. Clair sold Monitor windmills as
follows this week: Otto Hubner, A.
A. Juliar, Tom Bowe, Tom O'Hearn,
Patrick OtLeary and Aaron JnIiar
Charles Shafer OF Janesville has
two crews OF men putting up the
windmiils for the Leo Hardware com.
pany. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beccue and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fisher autoed TO
JanesYliis Sunday iiu
|. Mark Rasdall of MoRtevideo, Mimi,
came last Tuesdayoifor visit with
friends and relatives here.
Henry Wilson Oh Pemberton was
a St Clair business caller Wednes
day. ~ 2inoa
Miss Susan suitz and Miss Amanda
peccue were visitors at the Muir
ply home Sunday.
Frank Amberg Is, having a new
serene porch fnade4hIs week.
Miss Iibbie Hilton IS visiting rala.
tives here for a few weeks.
Miss Mable Nelson and Mise Co.
Carlson were st. Clair callers Wed
nesday.
Miss Margaret o'connor and Miss
Amy Norton have returned from their
visit at Redwood. MINI.
Miss Josie Wingen was st. Clair
caller Wednesday
), Mrs. John Fitaloff was a Mankato
shopper, Wednesday.
Mr. Mecfacken and Mr. Louis Ap-
pal drove to Mapleton last week
one day on business.
Miss Marjorie F'itzloff Is visiting
with relatives at Minnesota Lake this
week.
(. Charles sSchweitzer of Mapleton
was q st. Clair visitor Tuesday.
AIRS. William Seaman and family
River after visiting with Mr., and
Mrs. VIII Beccue here for sometime.
Rumors have 1t that Adolph Dagan
d married 90 a girl IN Elysian.
Henry Shallow OF this place bought
the John Helntze saloon and will
take possession Wednesday,.
Mt. and Mrs. win Boswell were
MankatD visitors Tuesday OF this
week.
Mrs. John futile Of Albert Lea
visited friends here over Saturday
and Sunday.
Frank Aria Of MadeIIa was at st.
Clair Sunday visiting With his mother.
making the trip on a motorcycle.
Mr. pickee OF Iowa Is visiting with
his sons here for while.
Miss Cora wingen was at 81. Clair
Wednesday. -,
A union picnic and celebration VIII
be held by The Evangelical and
Lutheran churches OF this place in
the Fitzloff park. north OF town, on
July 4. Gates open at 3 a. m. Every
one Il extended 40 Invitation.
5, The J. o. NJ. sewing club was
pleasantly entertained last Wednes-
day hy Sadie Fields. 80
Members or the Catholic church
will give picnic and celebration At
So Clair July 4 The Loyola band
will furnish the music for the day.
A dance at the st. Clair town hall
VIII be the evening amusement. Mn
sic will be furnished by the Loyola
orchestra ssas
Everyone Is invited to attend.
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June l2.1e,2s. July s.1O,17.

MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.
Notice Is hereby given that de-
fault has been made In the conditions
of o mortgage executed by Ed. Whte,
mortgagor. to the German American
MORTGAGE, dated March 2Sth. 1911.
and recorded in the Office OF the
register OF deeds for Blue Earth
county. Minnesota, on March SOth,
1911, at 2:10 o'clock ., m, in book
70 OF mortgages on page 41s thereof:
that the amount claimed to be due ON
said mortgage at this date Is Two
Thousand Nine Hundred Ninety-six
(2,996l Dollars; that the premises
described in and covered by said
mortgage are the west half CWh) OF
the Southeast Quarter tSEh), and
the Southeast Quarter SEA OF the
Northwest Quarter (NWhl, all hsn
Section twenty-five (22D, Township
one Hundred and Seven t107l. North
of Range Twenty-nine t29l. West OF
the Fifth Principal Meridian, sitii-
ated in Blue Earth County. Mime
sofa; that by virtue of the power OF
sale contained in said MORTGAGE ana
pursuant to the statute in such case
made and provided. said mortgage
will be foreclosed by the sale OF
said premises, at public vendpe to the
highest bidder for cash, by the sher-
IN OF Blue Earth County, Minnesota,
at the easteriy door OF the court
house in the City Of Mankato, in said
county and state. on the 10th day OF
Iuly. 1914. at 10 O'Clock a. M, to
satisfy the amount then due on said
mortgage and taxes, together with the
costs OF such sale and seyenty-hve
(75) dollars attorneys fees, stipulated
In said mortgage.
Dated this 2Sth day of May. 1914.
GERMAN AMERICAN STATE BANK
Or MANKAT0.
49, MORTGAGE.
Ivan Bowen, s...t-
Attorney for Mortgage,
No. los Odd Fellows Bldg,
Mankato. MINI.
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ten Chamberlain, and the loyalty OF
his constituents. birmingham would
not depose her leader, although he
was no longer able to represent her
upon the floor OF the house of COM
mons. In each election he was re-
turned TO his old seat. and appeared
afterward IN the house but once,
where amid respectful silence, he
made his way to the speakers desk
lon the arm Of his son and took the
oath OF Office. January 5, 1913, Mr..
Chamberlain wrote to his constit-
nents, resigning his seat. and saying,
III cannot hope again to do my work
lin parliament, and feel that our
Ecity and the constituency need the
services OF younger man.
| While his greatest claim TO fame
was his determined and brilliant adj
yocacy for years of protective POI
| hey for Great Britain, the citadel of
| free trade, he. win also be remember
ed as the bitterest and most force.
ful opponent of Gladstone In that
statesman's efforts for home rule for
Ireland; as one or the founders OF
the. liberal-unionist party; and as the
minister whose policy In South Africa
Involved his country In the greatest
war 1t had experienced since the cri.
mean conflict, but bIotted out the
two Boer republics and made South
Africa 'all red"
From the day he left University
College. London, to enter his fathers
screw factory at birmingham, Joseph
chamberlain devoted his best ener,
giles to the principle OF constructive
REFORM Il was In 1858, lust thirty,
two years after his birth In London
that he received his baptism OF pub
lie life, as town councillor of Birm-
ingham, later serving as mayor foi
successive terms. He gave his whole
time to the cause Of municipal re.
form. and what had been previously
one OF the worst governed cities In
England, became q model for NUM-
Icipal reformers
In 1876 he entered parliament. be.
Ting elected without opposition as a
liberal from Birmingham In his early
years In the commons he sat among
the home rule liberals with whose
Inspirations he was supposed to sym
pathize. but a few years later he en-
phatieally disabused his associates In
the house OF any notion they may
have had of his belief In separate
government for Ireland. Ha.
In less than four years he Was a
tcabinet minister. entering Gladstene's
government In 1880 as president oI
the Board OF Trade. and in less than
a decade his hold on popular opinion
WAS almost as great as Gladstone's
Mr.. Chamberlain had visited the
United States November 1887 TO Feb
ruary 1888. as the head OF the British
Representatives upon the American
British Joint high commission which
was to negotiate treaty for the
settlement OF the long standing FISH
/ cries dispute. A treaty was signed bu
the United States senate refused t.
ratify Il.
4 late in 1888 Mr.. Chamberlain re
turned to the United States, this tim,
to be married. Having been twice /;
widower he took as his third wife
Miss Mary Endicott daughter Of Wi
! liam G. Endicott President Cleve
lands secretary of war.
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june Is. jolly a.1O.


June 26. July $40.
Citation for Hearing on Final Account
and For Distribution.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of
Blue Earth, In Probate Court:
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
James Hendley, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all Per-
sons Interested in the Above Entitled
Matter: Whereas, Henry F. Hendley
has fled In this court his final ac-
count OF his administration OF the
estate OF the above named decedent,
together with his petition. praying
for the adjustment and allowance OF
said account and for a partial distri-
button OF the residue OF said estate
TO the persons thereunto entitled: II
Is Ordered, that said petition be
heard. and that all persons interested
In said matter be and appear before
this court on the 18th day OF July,
1914, at ten o'clock A. NJ, at the
Probate Court Rooms In the Court
House, at Mankato, In said County,
and then and there. or as soon there
after as >said matter can be heard,
show cause, II any they have. why
said petition should not be granted;
and that this citation be served by
the publication thereof in The Man
kato Free Press according to law.
Witness The Honorable Evan
Hughes, Judge Of said Court, and
the seal OF said Court. this cath day
of June. 1914.
(seal) EVAN HUGHES.
Judge.
C. o. Daley.
Attorney for Petitioner,
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Elliott had come to the screen door
Iof the SeYell rooms for the fourth
time TO give orders about a cot that
she owned and had given the Sewells
permission to use. When she came
the Sewells, to remove the cot TO the
cellar, according to Mrs. SewelL 1t
was then that Mrs. Sewell struck her
over. the hand with a bottle, She
said she did this in order to get
Mrs. Elliott's hand OF the screen
door. Mrs. Elliott had claimed the
same right to use the porch as Mrs
Sewell had. Mrs. Sewell thought DIFF
lferently. u
Would Not Give Up Keys.
Mrs. Sewell said there had been
trouble between herself and Mrs. Eli
lott before She said the first friction
they had was as on Thursday, Of last
week. Mrs. Sewell was going away
for few days and Mrs. Elliott or
dered her to give her the keys to
the rooms that Mrs. Sewell rented.
Mrs. Elliott said she wanted the
keys In case of fire and demanded
them. Mrs. Sewell said she rented
the rooms and they we're In her pos
session. She would not give up the
keys
Mrs. sewell said Mrs. Elliott had
forbidden her the use or the kitchen.
even to get little water. Sunday
Mrs, Sewell said Mrs. Elicit pushed
her out of the kitchen and threaten
ed her with the potato masher. Mrs.
Sewell said Mrs. Elliott last Wednes-
day threw some things belonging TO
Mrs. sewell out of the attic window
She said also that Mrs. Elliott con-
tinued the quarrel In the cellar. where
Mrs. Seweil had gone to get some
things, preparing 70 move out, and
right here, Mrs. Sewell said, Mrs.
Elliot spit in her face and threaten
ed her with knife. Mrs. Elliott
had demanded storage for these
things and Mrs. Seweli had said she
had not agreed to pay any storage.
Mrs. Sewell said she moved out OF
the house on the morning OF July 2,
after paying Mrs. Elliott fifty cents,
which the latter had demanded as
one nights extra rent.
when Mrs. Sewell called at the
Free Press Office. she was accom-
panied by Mrs. II. ]. Burrows Mrs.
Burrows said she also had been a
tenant at the residence OF Mrs. ELI
OFT and she and her husband thought
they had better move.
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Friday, July 10, 1914

oppression has prevented large
percentage OF the population Of Man
kato from using the gas either for
illumination or for fuel.
/ Second That the Inhabitants of
the city Of Mankaso have for years
besn discouraged and disgusted with
the poor quality OF gas made and sold
by the. company. and this has re-
suited IN a large percentage OF the
population refraining from using the
gas.
Third. That there has been con-
tinua1 trouble between the customers
of the company and the company
over the failure OF the latter TO test
Its gas meter and TO have them ac-
curate and correct; that in spite Of
hundreds OF complaints the plaintiff
always neglected to test the gas
meters employed in its business, and
that these facts prevented 9 large
percentage Of the population from
using the gas. -
Fourth. That the population Of
the city Of Mankato Is rapidly ih'
creasing and the city itself Is strong
ly developing.
'Tis Just Requirement.
II Is denied that the company As
|injuriously affected by that section
OF the ordinance which fofbids the
sale OF gas having less than month.
|ly average OF 600 British thermal
units nor less than Q minimum value
Of $50 such units. IL Is alleged that
this requirement Is Just aud reason
able, and Is standard most common.
" adopted BY cities throughout this
country, and that In a great many
cities the standard is higher.
The defendants deny that the or
dlnance viii forbid the company 10
manufacture and sell any other than
coal gas, and It Is alleged that water
gas OF good and standard quality
maintains the heating units required
By the ordinance. II Is alleged that
In great many instances the stati-
dard for water gas Is higher than
that required In the ordinance.
Il Is alleged that Il the city OF
Mankato and It's officials be enjoined
from enforcing the ordinance, the city
OF .Mankato and ifs Inhabitants viii
be compelled TO pay the unjust. I'M
reasonable ana excessive price for
all gas purchased Of the company;
that the company will continue to
manufacture and sell to the city OF
Mankato. and It's Inhabitants a low,
inferior and poor quality OF gas; and
that the company viii refuse to test
or have tested any. OF the gas meters
now employed, which are inaccurate
and incorrect and have never been
Attorney s. B, Wilson Is assisting
City Attorney, Schaub In this case.
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Threats With Potato
Washer Says Tenant


EfUtW Nt10NJ ~EFf
Mrs. Andrew sewell, who has
been renting rooms from Mrs. Nancy
Elliott at the latter's residences on
Byron street. and who had seusa.
Ional time With the landiady last
Wednesday evening. was caller at
the Free Press Office today. Mrs.
Sewell admitted that she struck Mrs.
Elliott over the hand Win 4 milk
bottle. bat she said Il was q pint
bottle. not quart. She said Mrs.
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Verdict For Plaintiff.
From Fridav's Daily,

The Jury In the case of Henry r.
Brand versus M. F. Sullivan returned
Q verdict for the plaintift this morn
Ing. Mr.. Brand sued for $500 and
he was given . verdict for that
amount aud costs amounting to s65.
This was the last jury case OF this
term OF court, and an adjourned SEES
sin will convene September IA. Court
win cnvent July for the calling OF
the calendar OF court cases.
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From FrIday's Daily.

Richard Einfeldt, winona fire.
man, fell TO his death yesterday
morning while drilling with the fire.
men at the station. He was scaling
the sixty-foot tower OF the station.
and when about fifty feet from the
ground his companions heard him call
out a warning. and saw his body fall
to the pavement beneath. He struck
on his head and shoulders, fractur-
ing his skull. Death resulted before
a physician arrived. Einfeldt had
been rescued from death while fight.
ing fire only few weeks ago,
by the use of puimoter after he
had been overcome by smoke. He
was forty-six years Of age and was
unmarried. He had been a fireman
In Winona since 1906.
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from p days Daily.
Patriotic Program.

The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Hope chapel at 'the regular meeting
last Wednesday afternoon In the cha
pei building held a patriotic prosrafi.
The song, rAmerioap was rendered
By Herbert Rosqiist. A recitation
was delivered BIZ Gale Curtiss. Mrs.
A. Miller addressed the gathering on
"A Sane FOURTH She emphasized
the progress that had been made In
many OF the larger cities in celebrat,
Ing the, Fourth IN q safe and sane
manner with picnies and social gath
erings In the place of dangerous fire
works. The society decided to hold
an ice cream social on wednesday
evening, July IS; IN the place Of the
regular meeting
Picnic at sibley Park.
Miss Lizzie Martin and about thir-
ty-five children who have been az.
tending the summer session OF the
Norwegian Lutheran Trinity school,
enjoyed picnic at Sibley Park YES.
terday afternoon, 10 celebrate the
close Of school. Miss Martin has
been the teacher during the four
weeks session. The children played
games, had several races, and en-.
joyed delicious supper.
Celebrated Birthday Anniversary.
Mapleton Enterprise: Mr. and Mrs.
II. G. Hotaling entertained a number
Of their friends on Friday evening, II
being the twenty-fifth afnfversary
Of their marriage. Owing to the
afr.rtx. -. =. fs..~ rs,.... - ttl -.
ed were unavoidably detained at
home. Those present, however, some
thirty. enjoyed the evening and ali
pledged themselves to be back again
TWENTY-FIVE years hence. 80
VIII Have Been Married FIFTY Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hillescheim OF
b14 North Second street, viii have
been. married flfty years on july T..
They do not plan TO celebrate the
event. but their many friends viii NO
doubt help them In Observing Ii
quietly.
A. 4, Carlson was In Madeiia on
business today.
Mrs, 4. Allen Of EImore spent to.
day inethe city.
Mayor Meyer took a business trip
to AIapleton today.
Mrs. r. ID. F'aweetf of Minneapolis
spent today In Afankato.
Mrs, II. L, Cotton OF Good Thunder
visited In Mankato today.
Mrs ], II SherIn OF wianebaao
visited ii Mankato today.
Mrs, c. II Loornis of Amboy a
guest Of Mrs William Ellis.
Nj. and Mrs. F. ne cufrier went
TO the twin cities ON business today. 4
w H. Wilson. 4 banker from MIN
nesota Lake was II alankato today.
Miss Arollie Knauh will 20 10 James
Vile this evening to spend two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. Caller OF Yer.
non Center were In Mankato today
Misses Anna aud GLADYS Officer
Sunday. s. 4
Miss Hazel SNOW vent TO lie sueur|
today % spend the weekend With
Mrs Julia vineh Of Minneapolis
spent Thprsday last with MRS. Wit
Mrs Caroline Il Petersen Of Min
neapolis was In Maukato on busi-a
ness today.
Mr. and Mrs John Geeear and
child Of Madison Lake spent today
IN Mankat0.
Editor Haislett az the Butterheld|
Advocate was IN Mankato on bust
ness yesterday.
Miss Helen Tompkins went to Al
bert Lea today 10 visit with relatives
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London. July 3.7Joseph Chamber
lain died here last night His death.
which removes one OF the most strik-
ing agures In the past generation
from British politics, came as an en-
tire surprise, as the condition OF his
health was not publicly known to be
any worse than at any time In the past
two or three years. Mrs. Chamber
lain, who has never left her husbands
side since be was stricken with
paralysis seven gears ago and his
son, Austen Chamberlain were with
Mr.. Chamberlain when death occur
red az 1880 O'Clock al his London
residence. The sad event has cast
"a gloom over the London season,
which was at its height
The Right Honorable Joseph Cham
berlain was the pioneer In Great
Britain OF tafiff reform. and the
great advocate of imperialism. For
thsrty-eight years. with brief inter
regnum, he represented Birmingham
IN parliament. In 1906 his career OF
stormy activities was ended BY a
stroke OF paralysis. The blow fell
when he was in the midst Of q siren
uons campaign for the establishment
OF q protective tariff with preference
for the British colonies. and Just after
his constituents had celebrated the
thirtieth anniversary Of his first cleo
tion.
Since that day the strong fighter
had been an invalid. pathetic on
locker at the political game. pictured
always With bis loyal wife. q daugh-
ter Of w. G. Endicott Of Massachu.
sets, who was President Cleveland's
secretary Of war. beside him. Hts
chief consultations were the growing
polIllcal promInenee Of bis son Aus.
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Call For Bank statements.
rom Erid.v,s r1afis

Washington. July s.-The comp.
trolier of the currency has issued a
call for a statement of the condition
OF all national banks at the close OF
business. Tuesday. June &c.