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CONVENTIONS

APRIL
"a. Congress OF the Daughters OF the
American Revolution opened in WASH
ington.
q. United Confederate Veterans met at
Chattanooga.
Is. American Medical association met In
Minneapolis.
). National Educational association met
at Salt Lake City.
c. International Institute OF Agriculture
opened la Rome.
AUGUST.
~ 90th International peace congress open
ed at The Hague.
a. international Esperanto congress open
ell at Berne with l.lOO delegates pres
ent.
SEPTEMBER.
I. International trades union congress
met IN Manchester. England
Is. nth annual encampment of the Grand
Army OF the Republic opened at Chat
tanooga. Term.
rs. Sons of Veterans In session Mt Chatta-
nooga. Tenn. elected John T.. Sautter
OF Pittsburgh commander in chief.
October.
~ TrlennIal convention of the Worlds W.
e. r. u. met In Brooklyn.
EovEMBER
10. American Federation OF Labor met al
Seattle. Wash.
National Association of Good Roads met
In st. Louis
II. Daughters OF the Confederacy met at
New Orleans.
IS. National Society Daughters Of the q.
A. X. met IN Chicago.
DECEMBER.
&c. National Phi Delta PHI college frater-
nifty met in Chicago.
20 American Association For Labor Leg
islation met In Washington.
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NOVEMBER
I. Cornell defeated at football by Har-
ward. % 20 q. at Cambridge. Mass.
q Kanaguri. Japanese runner. ran the
Marathon at Tokyo In hours q min
utes 8 seconds. heating the last Olym-
pic record made by Macarthur
g. Dartmouth won over Pennsylvania at
football. "a TO u. at Philadelphia.
i5. Michigan defeated Pennsylvania at
football. - to o. at Ann Arbor. Mich.
Harvard beat Princeton In the annual
football game. ) To- o. at Princeton.
Yale-Princeton annual football game q
tie at New Haven; score to 3
q Harvard won in the annual football
game with Yale at Cambridge: scnre
l5 TO 3
Chicago defeated Wisconsin for the west
ern football championship at Chicago.
score 10 too
q. Cornell defeated Pennsylvania at foot
ball. p To 0. in Philadelphia.
~. Army defeated Navy In the annual
football game In New York: score -
toa
DECEMBER.
G. Abel X. Kiviat defeated William ].
Kramer IN a running race for the cross
country championship in New York.
8 Georges Carpenter. boxing champion
OF France defeated the English heavy
weight Enmbardier Wells. in round
In London.
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OBITUARY

JANUARY
2 Gen. r. NJ. Lee. civil war veteran and
ex-governor OF Wyoming territory:
aged a.
,. James II. Keene. noted fnancier and
turfnian. I'm New York: aged IS.
Jeff Davis. United States senator from
Arxan<as and former governor. at Lit
tie Rock: aged u.
5. Lewis Swift. noted ASTRONOMER. at Mar
athon, ~. Y: aged 90
II. DIR. Thaddeus s. G. Lowe. army aero
naut in the civil war and inventor. ut
Pasadena. Cal: aged ST.
l.. Prestiss Bailey. editor on the Utica
Observer for 20 years. mt Utica: aged 10
Is. Mrs. julia e. II. Dorr. poet and author.
at Rutland. VT: aged 81.
FEBRUARY
L DIR. Theodor Won Iolleben noted Ger
man diplomat. In Berlin: aged a.
g. John George Brown. noted painter OF
street boys. died IN New York city:
aged 81.
10 Charles Major author OF many popu-
lar novels of old English life. Including
When l<nighthood Was In Flower"
at Shelbyville. Ind: aged 81.
a. Gen. Stewart l.. Woodford. soldier and
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ans and Servians. with $1,000 prisoners.
Allied troops attacked the Turkish lines
at the Chataija defenses of CONSTANT
nople.
APRIL.
. The Turkish fortress OF Scutari cap
tured by Montenegrins.
MAY.
30. Treaty OF peace between Turkey and
the Balkan allies signed at London.
JULY.
g. Turkey sent an ultimatum to Bulgaria
TO vacate Turkish territory.
n. Turkish troops re-entered Adrlanople
after expelling the Bulgarian garrison.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

JANUARY.
]. Parcel post service began.
H. Judge Robert w. Archibald of the
.rt OF commerce was convicted by
the United States senate on 8 articles
of Impeachment.
FEBRUARY.
10. News OF the disaster 10 Capt. II. +.
SCOTS antarctic expedition was cabled
from New Zealand. The south pole
was reached March -. 1912, and sub
sequently Scott and 4 of his compan-
ions persisted In . blizzard.
MARCH.
G The ship Niagara, which Commodore
Perry used I'm his victorious battle on
Lake Erie In 1915. was raised from the
bottom OF the lake near Erie. Pa.
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HAPPENINGS OF THE YEAR 1913


nonv,s nI.u,
6 Fire al Yokohama caused a loss OF 81
LolOJD
o. Fire DESTROYED the Giant Of the E'mlra
Telegram. loss sEOOO0
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DISASTERS AT SEA

yASuARr.
!. The steamer Rosecrans was wrecked
on Peacock Spit. Ore: - seamen'
drowned
IS s. lives lost In the wrecking OF the
passenger liner veronese OF Portugal
o. The German bark Pangani sunk In a
collision In the English Nchannei and
70 OF her crew drowned.
MARCH.
!. British steamer Calvados foundered In
the sea OF Marmora: 2oe lives lost 4
4 German torpedo boat destroyer SITS
sunk In collision of Helgoland. and II
OF tho crew persisted.
AUGUST.
n. 20 lives lost NJ the wreck of the State
of California IN Gambler. bay. of Alas
ka-
OCTOBER.
D. Ocean steamer voIturno. Uranium line.
from Rotterdam. Holland. TO New York.
burned In midocean: deaths i3i. Over
600 persons rescued By ships sum
rnoned BY wireless.
pEcEMBER
g. g lives Iost by the laundering on Nor
way Of the Swedish steamer Malmbes-
get
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made a new III Photo by American
door mile run Press Associa ton.
VT I'm q Hannes Kolehmainsn.
minutes IS Is seconds.
MARCH
g. Mcdonald scored Il new worlds record
by hurting the - pound shot 50 Il Vt
ana ga inches In New York
Kiviat made "A new worlds record by
running I.Oo0 yards in minutes IS as
seconds IN New York.
APRIL.
To- Major baseball leagues opened the sea-
"a Jerome H. rravers won the metropoi-
itan amateur golf championship In New
York. defeating a. i. Hammer.
JUNE.
4. Aboyer won the English Derby.
T. Jerome ID. Travers won the New Jer-
scy golf championship. defeating os-
wald Nirkby up and to play.
TO- Americans won the first game of the
International polo championship match
mt Meadowbrook. n. Y. by 5h goals To
for tile English team.
II. American team won the deciding game
In international polo match at Mead
owbrook. n. u. defeating the English
team by So 10 IA goals.
n. Syracuse won the varsity eight cared
race. defeating Cornell: time 10 min
utes IS 3-5 seconds.
Whsk Broom IA. won the Brooklyn
Handicap
Harvard won the deciding game In the
intercollegiate championship baseball
series with Yale In Brooklyn: score
to5
e Whisk Broom II. won the Suburban
Handicap. beating n year worlds rec
ord by running mile and n quarter In
minutes fiat.
a. The worlds tennis championship won
by Maurice f.. Mclaughlin OF the Unit
ed States. who defeated the English
champion. Charles T. Dixon. ut Vim
bledon. England.
AUGUST.
s. Peter voio made a new worlds trot-
ting record for s-year-olds ut Ralama-
ZOO. going the first mile In 2:Os
20 Directum I. made n worlds pacing rec
ord Of 2:O2-i at Goshen. y. \.
20. Pennant won the Futurity at Saratoga
Springs. n. y.
SEPTEMBER.
G. Jerome D. Travers won foi the fourth
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NOVEMBER.

NOVEMBER.
O. Emily Huntington Miller. author and
editor. at 81 Paul. MINI: aged 90
Z. DIR. Charles McBurney. noted special
list IN appendicitis. at Brookline. Mass.
DECEMBER.
8 Lieut.. Col. David du Bose Gaillnrd. u.
8. A.. engineer conspicuous In con-
struction OF the Panama canal. In Bal
timore; aged 81.
G. Phoebe w. Couzins, author and lee
turer. In ST. Louis: aged %.
T. DR.. John Green. veteran of the civil
war and an oculist OF international
fame. In ST. Louis: aged IS.
A. Montgomery Ward. merchant. orig
inator Of the mall order business, In
Chicago; aged 20.
g. Franklin Simmons. American sculptor
noted for his civil war subjects and
holder OF decorations from the king
OF Italy. In Rome; aged "A.
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,,,,,,o. .,,,oro,, Joaquin miller.
dowager of China. at Peking: aged IS.
MARCH.
n. DR.. J. s. Billings. federal war veteran
saut'or and librarian. In New York
city: aged -.
% Frank 8. Black. ex-governor Of New
York and noted lawyer. In Troy; aged
60
s. Field Marshal yiscount Garnet Joseph
Woiselcy. famous British soldier. al
Mentone. France; aged 50.
81 John Pierpont Morgan. capitalist, In
Rome; aged IG.
APRIL.
10 John Il. Henderson. former United
States senator and author OF the 18th
amendment TO the constitution. IN
Washington: aged So.
MAY.
30 II. NJ. F1agler. capitalist and railway
niagnate. at West Palm Beach. Fla. !:
aged 81.
&C. Gen. James Hcatnn Baker. civil war
soldier editor and historian. at Man
kato. Mimi: aged 81
s. Lord Avebury (Sir John Lubbock).
distinguished British scholar and au-
thor. In London: aged 80.
JUNE.
HackensacN N. j.: aged Co.
Alfred Austin. poet laureate Of England.
at Ashford England: aged IS.
G. c. II. Cramp. noted shipbuilder. In
Philadelphia: aged S.
g. Dr. c. A. Briggs. noted theologian.
once tried for heresy. In New York
city: aged ~.
Or. L. Forbes winsiow. nUeed English
alienist. I'm London: aged c.
IS Thomas A. Janvier. journalist and au-
thor. 10 New York city: aged "a.
JULY.
I. Henri Rochefort. noted French poll
tician and dueist, I'm Paris: aged 50.
T. Gen. +. Burd Grubb. civil war veteran
and diplomat. ut Kearpy. N. j.: aged
Il.
10 DIR. Horace Jayne. noted biologist. at
wailingford Pa: aged "a.
AUGUST.
l. George Hitchcock. noted American
painter on the island OF Marker. Hoi-
land: aged CO
G Robert c. Ogden, phIlanthropist. at
Kennebunkport.> Me: aged II.
n. Gen. Edward +. Jones. civil war vet
eran. hero OF the march through Bat
tirnore April 10. 1851 and noted I'm poll
tics and commerce. at Bipghamton. N.
Y: aged IS.
/; August Bebei. German socialist leader.
at Zurich: aged a.
"a Rear Admiral Siias Casey. u. 8. NJ.
retired. veteran of the civil war. at
Warm Springs. Va: aged ~
90 Emile Olivier. noted premier of France
under Napoleon Ill. ut Annecy. France:
aged So
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on the Turks at
Scutari was sue
cessful. with loss
to the assailants
OF $500.
MARCH.
6. The Greeks cap
tured Janin 4
from the Turks.
securing 81 pris-
oners.
IS. King George OF
Greece. leader or
the Grecian ar
my. assassinated
at Salonlki after
a reign OF 81
years.
q. Turks surren-
dered Adrianople
IN the RulRnri-
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Knight Lane " California: agricul-
ture. David Franklin Houston OF N.s-
souri,: commerce. William Cox Redield
Of New York: labor. William Bauchop
Wilson % Pennsylvania.
!. King Constantine assembled the throne
uf Greece.
APRIL
+ President Wilson read a message be-
fore congress Ia joint session. reViving
custom abandoned Ia lSOl.
. President Wilson recognized the chi
ncse republic.
} The Underwood tarln bill passed the
house OF representatives by "a vote 81
~ Co l.g
Gen Mario C. Menocal was inaugu-
rated president of Cuba.
JUNE
} THE British house OF commons passed
TO a second reading the home rule for
ireland hin ia the face of fiery opposi-
ton.
). 9Th anniversary OF the reign OF EN-
perur William of Germany celebrated
by ceremonies :n Berlin.
President Wilson addressed the vet
Grams at the close oC the 10Th anniver-
sarY reunion on Gettysburg battlefield
). Robert Bridges appointed poet laureate
of England
!. Rebellion against the republic broke
ont In China. provinces declaring
their indci EVIDENCE
AUGUST.
D. New alien land law. ntl-Japanese.
went into effect in California.
: Governor William Sulzer OF New York
iupelchCl by the assembly.
S.d birthday OF the Emperor Franz In-
s.ph celebrated throughout Austria AMI
Hungary.
SEPTEMBER.
Washington Gardner OF Albion. Mich.
elected commander In chief OF the u.
A. X. ut Chattanooga.
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William J. Gaynor. nav feet Z
inches tall. said to be the largest man
living. mt Hancock. Mich: aged 30.
s.. Patrick Ford. editor OF the Irish World.
In Brooklyn: aged 70.
~ OCTOBER
10 Adolphus Busch. noted 81 Louis brew
er. at I.angenschwalbach. Prussia: aged
II.
II. stanley Waterloo. journalist. In chicn-
60: aged G..
Y. Timothy l.. woodruff. noted Republic
an leader. In New York: aged IS.
Is william Gnrrott Brown. historian ana
bIoGrapher: aged =.
3 wnlia:n Nelson. editor Of the Salt Lsks
Ttbune: nkcd Is
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ed the American league pennant Mt
Philadelphia. defeating Detroit Tigers
to o and I to O.
q. New York Giants cinched the Nation.
oil league pennant. Philadelphia losing
To Boston by 10 a.
OCTOBER.
4 In the opening game of the worlds
baseball series Philadelphia Athleitc:-
fAnicrican League, defeated the New
York Giants National iragueI to 4
at New York
n. The worlds baseball series between
the American and National ieugties
won by Philadelphia Athletics fAneri-
can leaeusj la New York: score To L.
ath game
Is Miss Gladys Ravenscroft OF England
won the women's golf championship of
the United States at Wilmington. del.
~ Pat Ryan made a new worlds record
b. throwing !, posindA hammer els
feet 90 inches IN New York. displacing
~ feet ~ inches made by John Fian-
agan IN 1910
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a. 10000 Belgia II
workmen went
on n strike for
equal suffrage.
lG. Funeral OF John
Pierpont Morgan
held I'm New York
city.
II. Crisis in the i'll
ness OF Pope
Plus: d ea { II
seem ed immi-
nent.
q. Mrs. Mary Ann
Cooper. original
OF Dickens Lit
tie Dorrit." died
IN London I'm her
Tooth year.
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William Sulzer.

NiHlaIn SutLeT. pcacnfncnt-
NOVEMBER.
g. Ludwig Ill. took the oath as king of
Bavaria.
II chinese parliament suspended for want
of quorum.
-. Jessie Woodrow Wilson. "a daughter
of President Wilson. married at the
White House ia Francis Bowes Sayre.
DECEMBER.
2 In his annual message 10 congress
President Wilson recommended direct
balioting for presidential candidates
aud declared that he would pursue a
waiting policy with Mexico
TIE French ministry resigned.
8 Tho house of representatives passed a
measure autho dzing "A volunteer army
OF $4,000 men subject TO the orders OF
the president.
G The Hetch fIetchy Valley bin convert
ing large domain into reservoir
passed the senate.
10 Nobel peace prize for 1912. valued ut
$4,000 awarded TO Senator Eiihu Root
OF New York
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REVOLUTION IN MEXICO
FEBRUARY.

FEBRUARY.
3. Revolution In Mexico headed by Col.
Felix Diaz. President Madero besieged
IN his palace. The revolutionist leader
Gen. Bernardo Reyes killed I'm battle.
10. A truce reigned between Madero's gov
eminent and the Mexican revolution
lists
II. The Mexican revoiutionists and gov
eminent forces bombarded each other g
positions with heavy artillery.
u. Mexican forces continued artillery FIR
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ing In the streets
of the City OF
NJ exico. The
revolution gain
ed fresh adlier-
ents.
Fighting contin-
ued In the City
Of Mexico. Gov
eminent troops
revolted. Made
TO agreed to re-
sign the presi :
dency.
President Made
no resigned his
Office after ar
rest by Gen.
ct. one
Of his officers.
Gen. victoriano
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was victorious.
forcing a pass
sc at three
forts defended
by army forces.
Peace treaty be-
tween Bulgaria
against Greece.
Servia and Rou-
mania was sign
ed at Bukha-
rest.
Harry X. Thaw.
slayer of Stan
ford White. es-
capped from the
state asylum for
insane criminals
at Matteawan.
y. Y.
Record August
heat In ST. Louis:
thermometer iDS
In the streets.
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. BALKAN WAR

JANUARY.
.. Turkish batteries defending CONSTANT
nople opened fire upon the Bulgarians.
FEBRUARY.
I. The Bulgarian artillery resumed bonn
bardment OF Adrianople ON expiration
OF the peace truce
5. Bulgarians attacked Turkish forts at
Gallpoli. on the Dardanelles.
l6 Fierce attack OF Montenegrin troops
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diplomat, In New
York city: aged
a.
7. Joaquin Miller.
the ''poet of the
Sierras." I'm the
Piedmont Hills.
California: aged
~
g. Gen. George
Washington Gus
tbs Lee. eldest
son OF the late
Gen. Robert l..
Lee. ut Ravens
worth. Va. aged
50.
2 Ye Ho Ma La.
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United States
senate passed
the CndcrwoOn D.
Sim mons tarin
bill. 81 Ia II.
The Underwood
Simm ons tnrin
act became Law.
Provisional Pres
ident Yuan Shih
kai elected pres
ident of the Chi
nese republic.
Governor VIII
liam Sulzer con-
vicied on 3 OF
the articles OF
impeach ent
against him.
Governor Sui
ger re IN q V G u
from Office by
the court of inn
a
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sons cabinet
nominations as
follows: state.
William : Ery-
uu 81 N,hTas
kg treasury.
IS uliaiu Gibbs
hlcAduo Of New
\ K. " a r.
Lindlcy Muir
ray Garrison of
New Jersey. at
tuuucy general.
James CLARK
AirItyFn olds OF
lruuesse a.:
Pc tmaster gen
,rul. Albert SD
I.,N BuTlcsOu of
Texas. navy.
Joseplius Dam
l.ls Of North
4 arollna. IN
terror. Franklin
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time the nation
nj amateur golf
cham ion ship.
defeating John
q. Anderson D
up and 4 to play.
ut Garden City.
~. Y.
Francis Oulmet.
American anna
teur. " on the
open golf chnm-
pionship OF the
United States.
defeating the
British golfers
Harry vnrdon
and Ed W ard
Ray. Mt Brook
l!ne. Mass.
! hilad e lphia
Afhl.ff.c ..ltn.ia
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GAMES AND RACES

IhNUAEY.
3. Alfr.ln i'c Oro. champion POCKET hill
Hard piav"r - the world. saved hs
title Hy defeating james Mature Ia
New Ggh
FEBRUARY.
s. Wiire Hoppe retained his lS2 balk
line billiard championship nv defeating
GrOr"r sutton in n rtle match In New
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Henry menier.
French cioco.
tate mantIfac-
turer. noted for
private explora-
tons In the arc
tic regions. In
Paris: aged co.
George r. Bak-
er. noted teieg-
rapher In the
field and ut the
w bite House
u n Il es u e n.
Grant. in Phil
adeiphia: aged
&.
william ]. Gay
nor. mayor OF
New York. died
on board the
Baltic ut sea:
aged G.
I.ouis Aiolto-
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OBITUARY ROLL
Grim Harvest of Death
I'm 1913.
THE BRIGHTEST RANKSIN

Authors OF Worldwide Note, Fa-
nous Artists, Statesmen and Sell
entists, and Distinguished Soldiers
Called From Earth-Long Array
of the Worlds Shining Marks.
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ending an around the world trip I'm Sc
days. q hours. IS minutes and AZ sec
onds. a record
In the army and navy war game In
Long Island sound the enemy (navy)
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1918 IN REVIEW
Record of the Years Hap.
penings.
MEXICAN AND BALKAN AFFAIRS

miscellaneous Evcnts-Games and
Races-ftrms OF Persona: and Po-
litlcal lnterest-Losses by Floods,
Fire, storms and Accidents - A
Carefully Classified Summary.
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FIRES

JASuaRr.
II Loss Of se.oecco By burning OF a cold
storage plant at Calgary. Alberta
FEBRUARY.
y. The burning of-the Dewey hotel. Oma-
ha. canssd heavy loss OF lifs
MARCH.
L Loss Of eW.coo nj ArEensn. Kan. ~
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POLITICAL AND PERSONAL

JANUARY.
e. Raymond PoincaTe. prime minister OF
France. Was elected president OF the
republic.
N TN" British house OF lords rejected the
Irish home rule hIll by vote OF 10
Co c.
FEBRUARY.
The lilh amendment to the United
States constitution. authorizing an In
como tax was approved by Delaware.
wyoming and New Mexico. Three
'Uu-thS 81 the states having Endorsed
%. the amendment became law.
: EHNw"ud IoihCare was inaugurated
president uf France.
MARCH.
( Woodrow Wilson inaugurated as the
-sih president Of the United States
c THE senate confirmed President VIII
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MANKATO MFG. co

MANUFACTURERS OF
Columns. Beams, Trusses,
Girders, Lintels, Post Caps
and Anchors, Sidewalk
Lights and Doors, Coal
Chutes, Coal Hole Rings
and Covers, Iron Stairways
and Fire Escapes, Manhole
Frames and Covers
MANKAro, MINNESOTA
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MANKATO BANKS

GEO. M. PALMER, President
LEO. S. GAMM, Vice President,
W. .. WILLARD, Cashier.
JOS. II. THRo, Assistant Cashier.
M. n. NICHOLSON, Asst. Cashier.
First National Bank
OF MANkATo, MINI.
CAPITAL .... ..........., sos. 600 90
SURPLUS AMI IEbiIlLED
PROFITS .....-.............Sl4 U 900 90
THE OLDEST BANK m THE CITY
DIRECTORS.
q. NJ. Palmer - Currier
l.. s. Lamm Geo. T.. .IetI
w. ID. Willard John kyguist
q. Bangerter, Jr, ! " Andrews
Henry Thielman
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-01-02

G. jerome u. Travers won 70, the fourth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-09
BY WINNIE LEE.

III boys are victims of puppy
love, girls arc martyrs to shadow
love. But there is this difference:
Man RECEIVERS from the fever and
IN then immune, but woman Is
subject to rccurrent attacks to the
very end of all her days!
Which is not saying that man
never loves but once. On the
contrary, he falls in love MORE
times than woman does. but
ONLY ONCE with the same synip-
toms of IDEALISM which ACCOM-
pany the FIRST attack.
The severity of his subsequent
successive cases is determined by
practical and material conditions
AS, the girl must be the pref
test, or the richest, or the most
popular, or the best dancer.- or
anything else superlative Except
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-09
THE EMOTIONS OF
WOMAN
"SHADOW LOVE-

the wisest girl) in his social set.
Man, after puppy love ia done,
must always find value received
for any tender of his affection.
But 1t is SO different with wom-
an!
Shadow love trails beside her
from the day she first does her
hair up--not the ghosts of dead
love, but the wraiths of LOVES
IMPOSSIBLE.
Shadow-love is the love of the
slum child for the gorgeous
Christmas doll in the shop win
dow. 1t is the love Of the fac
tory girl for the film hero; 1t Is
the love of the shop girl for the
merchants college son; 1t is the
love of the office girl for her mar
ried employer; it is the devotion
of the wife of the drunkard to the
wreck who was once a man; Il