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3 FOR SALE-At a bargain price, D
. one two horse dray. 1 double q
b set of harness. / delivery sled, q
almost good as new. Can be seen q
b at McCormick's barn. Phone Q
D 1298-L (190-tf) q
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THERE NEVER will be another crop
of land-the best unharvested crop Is
in upper Wisconsin. Let US give you
facts. Wis. Advancement
Assn, 1854 First Nat. bank Bldg, Mil
waukee, Wis. (211-2l2)
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RACTTME piano playing positively
4eurht any person in 20 lessons. ORR
sinai Christianson system. Sue
cess guaranteed. Write now Tor tree
hook. Louie Kopelman, GA Isl ave
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LOST.

LOST-A white female bull terrier,
black spot IN eye carr trimmed.
Phone 1145-J. 208-213
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wANTED-Man for vice president Of a
corporation, making farm loans. one
who can handle an t prexerred'
GMIva ars and full particulars, in first
letter Address Farm Loan company,
Sox 532. Bowman, N. d. (2o6-z1o)
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wANTED-Junior operator and print
er Man must be able to do job work
and d. set 4A ads. Must be strictly sober.
Good lob for the right party: state
wages required. Valley City Soup1er'
valley City, N. D. \AAA-S6VP
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IN ANSWERING all want ads, giving
q. certain number care OF the EoFunl,
fhat number. in care of Forum. THIS
insures prompt attention.
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DOCTOR wanted at oncei good terri.
tory. Doctor just left, account OF
moor health. Town, not been wlthouI
doctor for about 10 years. Wei! setIteo
country. Write, Druggist" ha6hayn'
N. D. N"V'HooI
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GO TO JOHNs0N'S barber shop. SOC
Front street; hair cut 25c, shave loo,
hath l5c, on Saturday csc; hrst class
work guaranteed.
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INTERPRETATIONS who has some
experience in photo business, GOOD
position Apply at once
Photo Supply Co.. GA zno ave- - +f,
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FARGO AUTOMOBILE and gas engi-
neering school will give you practical
instruction; write for nal
1925 Front st.
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wANTED-First class meat cutter
nothing but best considered, soDel,
clean and up-to-date. Long hours, no
Sunday work and first class wages.
Write 2S6 care Forum. tzAV-%@0'
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FARGO MAIL CARRIERS WANTED
Average $50 month. EXAMINATIONS
coming. Sample questions free Frank"
lin Institute, Dept. $780, RoehesteS,
N. Y. \A9O-4ASS
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED no RUY-Men,s worn gar
nfesats. Phone 231as Fargo. ktfl
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POOL HALL TO RENT or sell, one bill
lizard table and two pool tables. Ad-
dress B. E. Brown, Pettibone, n: D;
(212-221)
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RESTAURANT, rooms in connection,
good North Dakota town; good cash
business. Reason for selling ill-health.
Write PTS, Care Forum. (208-234)
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POSITION ~wANTED-MALE.

CnMPETENT gas tractor operator,
wants position on t~hreshing or plow-
inc outht, Write ass care Forum.
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CHAs. HARRIS violin expert. High
grade old violinS reconstructed tone
changed, for sale. Repairing; 104 IL
Front st. (11l~Aoll
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ANSWER to advertisements should
NOT include number given in paren-
thesis in lower right HAND corner.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pharmacist with
Kodak and Rexall experience. Write
or Fargo Drug Co (20S-tf)
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FOR sALE-Restaurant with lodging
rooms In connection. Owner obliged
to sell on account Of i'll health. In good
condition. Joe Valencourt, Starkweath-
er, n. D. (SOl-212)
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PHOTO STUDIO outfit for sale in a
live N. D. town. Will rent or sell
building. Exceptional opportunity.
Write 2S9 care Forum. (211-216)
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FOR sALE-First class meat market
and grocery doing $4,000 business
per year. Best proposition to be found.
Have other Investments to look after.
Write 271 care Forum. (207-21S)
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BEST HAIRCUT in the city for 25c,
at the Golden West barber shop, 200
Front street. (Zlz-zl4)
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WOMEN AND GIRLS to snap beans and
peel beets. The Remington Packing
Co, 18th and Front SITS. Mid. (211-tf)
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FOR FARM lands and business loca-
! lions in N. D., on easy terms in the
best part of state. Send for my list.
C. H. MCGEE, Oriska, N. D. (212-2SS)
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WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
wANTED-Call at booth IA,
Merchants building, fair grounds.
wANTED-Agents for a fast selling
speciality. Apply room II, Pioneer
Life Bldg. ., (1ss-tr)
wANTED-A special agent, must be OF
good address; state previous ccupa
ton. Address 269, Forum. (2O6-27S)
POSITION wANTED-MAN & WIFE
work wANTED-On farm by man
and wife, by month or year: Write
291 care Forum. (2l2-2lO
POSITION-As farm foreman
nv man and wife. No children. Aug.
/. Address box SO. Gardner, \: D.
- (2D6-216)
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acknowledgement girl. Family Of
three. Mrs. Hugo Stern. No, is, Mon
ticello apartments. 191-217)
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- POSITION wanted as cashier, or .
assistant cashier, in country =
x bank by young man with several .
y years experience in banking and q
x real estate. Write 272 care For q
- nm. (207-213) .
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FOR SALE-First class pool hall in
Moorhead. Reason for selling, going
out west. Address al Forum.
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for fair week. Engelcke
Barber Shop, Grand Forks, N. u.
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BARBER wANTED-At once Gardner
barber shop. HZ11-z4o)
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BARBER wANTED-At Rudolf barber
shop, Valley City, n. d. 3. Rise:
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COMPOSIToR wanted, Pierce Wheel
ock Co, Is 9Th st So. t2oT"t- H.
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HELP ~VANTED-MALE.

HAVE knight Printing Co. Print it.
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YOUNG married man wants position as
stenographer or assistant cashier IN
country bank. Five years commercial
exnerieuce, Al references. Address
2S5 Forum. tAAV"|A0'
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JANIToR wanted; q good young boy
~(212-213)
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WANTED-A good capable girl for
general homework. Satisfactory
wages If competent Phone 1861. Mrs.
John S. Frame, All 18th St. S. (136-tf)
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FIVE LOTS for sale on 4th ST. So.
Moprhead. on line OF new paving, east
front, genuine bargain by johnson
Real Estate Agency (186-tfl
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GIRL wANTED-For general house
work by Aug. Is. Family of three.
Good Wages. Steady employment.
Phone ITS. Mrs. T. o. ChantIand, 1106
College st, (206-232)
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LADY c~ompositor wanted on good N.
D. weekly newspaper on Main 500
line. Must be able to go to work Aug.
1. State particulars, e. B. Howe, Man
dan, N. D. , (210-212)
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HOSPITAL.

MATERNITY HOSPITAL -- Competent
nurses and best OF careS highest tes-
timonials from doctors and patients.
Mrs. Jennie Camp. so1 10th St s., Far
go.
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By DAY OR WEEK. large furnish
ed room on first floor in modern
home, close in, S14 LIST Ave. So. (205-tfl
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MODERN, newly furnished, large, quiet
rooms for rent by day or week. $40
LIST ave No, Fargo. asst. fl
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WANTED TO RENT-COTTAGE.

Care Forum. N111-tTJ
WANTED TO kENT--Furn4shed GOT.
state terms. Address P. O. box 928.
Fargo. <4eB~tf)
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WANTED-Reliable girl or woman,
who likes children, to care for three;
good home and wages to right party.
Apply in person, EOS 14th st. So.
(212-t. r.
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Marshall, and Tracy. On Monday
evening he attended a meeting or
the Tracy Commercial club and was
one OF the delegation which appear
ed before the Lyon county board Of
commissioners-on Tuesday when the
board voted to build the twenty-four
miles Of the Black and Yellow
Trail through that county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Offner, who
were stranded in Mankato Monday
evening. having been robbed. accord
Ing to their story, OF all of their
money. about s45, on the Omaha
train coming to Mahkato from st.
Paul, left late yesterday, continuing
their journey to Omaha. During
their stay In the city they were be-
friended by Captain +. b. Buyer of
the Salvation Army, who not only
gave them room and board, but
managed to make collection OF
something more than SIS to pay their
expenses for the remainder of their
Journey to Omaha. Mr.. and Mrs.
Offner came from their former home
at Ladysmith, Wis. Mr.. 0ffner had
been promised a job as chauffeur
on reaching Omaha.
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Tivoh
FROM thursdays Daily.
Small grafh 20 nntv no,rip

FROM thursdays OaIis.
Small grain is now coming up
rapidly. ! ~T-1ss
Tiyolians were plentiful in Man.
'kato Saturday. 80.
Mrs. NJ. Phalen visited her moth
er in st. Clair Saturday.
Miss Weaver visited a few days at
the p. j. Harvey home.
Miss Esther OFT spent Saturday
evening with Miss Ethel Macbeth.
Miss Ethel Musser went to Man
kato Saturday to consult a doctor.
Mrs. J. W. Morse Is with her IA.
ther, W. Darb in Minneapolis, who
Is III = ~ ~" '.i1
p The normal and high school stu.
dents spent the weekend with their
parents here "'" ~ ~.
y John Mosher Is wearing a smile
since the arrival of a new autorno-
bile last week. 7">' hE' "-"' =
81 Mr. and MRS. A. Biggerstaff and
SON were Sunday visitors at the b.
l.. Miller home. q % '''s "
3. Fred Rose, who recently sold his
farm of forty acres. has purchased
another farm consisting Of 112h
acres.
Misses Leilah Harvey and Lauretta
Harvey entertained the Sunshine
club last Saturday. The next meet.
ing win be with Miss Elsie Ford
or Miss Ethel Macbeth. - EsH".'.i,
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Mrs. Georgenns Jacobs Died al
{ Home Of Daughter; Pneu-
monia Cause
Especial 70 The Free press.I

Especial 10 The Free Press.I
Garden City. April 30.-Mrs. Geor-
genie Jacobs died at eleven o'clock
yesterday morning at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Ada Wilson, after an
illness with pneumonia. Mrs. Jacobs
was born In New Orleans In 1888
apd was eighty-one years OF age at
the time OF her death. Her husband
passed away many years ago and
was one of the Boys in Blue during
the Civil war.
During the past two years Mrs.
Jacobs had made her home with her
daughter, Mrs. Wilson. She suffered
a fracture Of her hip and has been
unable to get about during that time,
but through 1t all she has endeared
herself to all about her by her pa.
tiencs and thoughtfulness OF others.
She leaves two sons and three
daughters to mourn her loss who are:
G.. Hean OF Portland, Ore, j. d.
Jacobs Of Prattyille, Alabama; Mrs
Churchill Of Mount Carmel, H., Mrs,
Della Stevens and Mrs. Ada Wilson
of Garden City. The funeral service
was held at the home of Mrs. vii
son this afternoon at two o'clock by
Rev. J. q. Olmsted, and the remains
win be taken to Albion, H., for
burial beside her husband. Mesdames
Stevens, Churchill and Wilson VIII
accompany the remains. .-a
Mrs. Jacobs was an attendant al
the Episcopal church and was a
woman OF loyable character.
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Eagle Lake
From thursdays Daily.

- - p ssEiif~t .4
I Jacob Borne was in Mankato Wed
nesday.
Frank Frederick drove to Mankato
Saturday. +.
Miss Lena -Schwarble has been
very III with measles. -,
Miss Luella Compton was Man.
kato visitor "wednesday.
Mrs. James Miller was passen.
ger to Mankato Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Clark of Mankato Is
visiting relatives In Eagle Lake.
Henry Johnston spent Saturday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Johnston.
The small son of Mr.. and Mrs,
James Wagner has beenNserIously
Ill with pneumonia. 49, -
Miss Mamie Doran closed q very
successful term OF school in District
No. 153 on Tuesday. April 2s.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Dickinson OF
Elysian spent Sunday at the home
Of their daughter. Mrs. p. Z. Ander.
SON.
Misses Ora and Luella Compton
went 70 ST. Peter Saturday where
they spent the day With relatives
and friends.
AMONG the Eagle Lake people who
were In Mankato shopping Saturday
were Mesdames L. IA. Anderson.
Charles Harlem. Charles Burgess and
Maude Austin and SOM q
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nouncement Of this suit was recently !
made in the Free Press.
From r. days Daily.

made In the Free Press.
From r .iday's Daily.
Florence Macbeth delighted a ca
pacity house at her concert in the
Mankato Theatre last night. Her
program included three grand opera
selections and group of English
songs, and to every one she sang an
encore, and was forced to appear
again and again to receive the APP
plause of her charmed audience.
The greatest hit of the evening was
her singing OF The Last Rose of
Summer" This was sung as an en-
core and when the accompanist had
played the first strain. there was a
burst of applause. After every con-
cert which has been given here
during the past years there has
been a general expression OF regret
that the artists had not sung some
OF the old, familiar songs. II was left
to Miss Macbeth to do this gracious
thing, and 1t will be remembered
by every one who heard her last
night.
No one who ever appeared in
Mankato to sing has been given
such a hearty welcome as was Miss
, Macbeth last night. and she doubt
less gave as wonderful a concert as
will ever be given in the city. A
criticism of her voice and OF her
singing would be impossible, but It
is sufficient to say that every one
was charmed and delighted. The
greatest compliment which can be
paid singer was paid to her, abso-
lutte stiffness during every moment
she sang. The outbursts of lspontan-
eous applause assured her of the
perfect satisfaction and sympathy
J Of her audience.
At the close of her concert Miss
Macbeth sang as an encore Annie
Laurie" and people were again de-
lighted with the singing of simple
old song. But they wanted to see
more of the young lady who had so
completely taken their hearts by
storm, and finally Miss Macbeth
again appeared, but with her she
brought Miss Mamie Skuse, the ac-
companist, to whom great praise Is
also due. Bursts OF applause broke
forth in recognition of Miss Skuse's
playing during the evening.
Miss Macbeth had requested that
Miss Skuse be secured to play her
accomplishments at the concert and
this young Mankato pianist carried
her part of the program In a manner
which made everyone who lives In
Mankato proud Of her as well as OF
the grand opera star who gave the
| concert.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ransom OF
Minneapolis also took part In the
program. Mr.. Ransom is q cellist
and his wife is pianist. In spite
| of the fact that everyone had gone
to the theatre to hear Miss Macbeth
the splendid selections so beautifully
played by Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom
were fully appreciated and. warmly
received. They too, graciopsly gave
encores for each number they played.
Miss Macbeth's appearance tonight
Is looked forward to with even
greater pleasure than was last
nights concert, for those people who
were present at her triumph last
night realized the extent of her great
ness and the beauty OF her voice.
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= Decoria<R apnan
From THURSDAYS Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
!, Decoria Cemetery, society will meet
at the home OF Mrs. ]. ID. Little
Thursday afternoon, May z.
p, This section of the county expert.
enced the heaviest rain OF the season
Monday afternoon and evening.
Several people from here attended
the play. "Peg o. My Heart" at the
Mankato Theatre last Tuesday even
Ing. = III. =
qans Knutson is having the North.
western telephone installed In his
home. The time is not far distant
when every home gill have q tele-
phone. 80 ~ ~ 1Et7
Mrs. Villa Ballard had the mis-.
fortune last week to break one OF
the small bones Of her ankle by slip.
ping in some way, necessitating the
use OF plaster cast. II will be
several weeks before Mrs. Ballard
win be able to attend to her household
duties. %. q. se
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consideration. Mr.. Banker, Mr., Dono-
hue, Mr.. Robei, w. II. Sharp and
John LIE Due, G. A. Keene, Mr.
Lindholm, ]. B. Coy. and Joe Leon
hardt all took part, but arrived at
no new conclusions. the consensus
OF opinion being that the village
council at its next meeting. should
take steps to make Arrangements
for help to be given TO the North
Mankato firemen, In case OF serious
need. ~ s'
Dennis Donohue preached the pro-
ject Of having canning plant in
North Mankato. particularly to put
up earn, peas and other vege-
tables. He thought such an establish
ment would not cost more than S.
600 for the site, building and ma
chinery. and he said he knew that
stock to the amount Of $4,000 could
be placed right there in the village
| OF North Mankato lF-5z
Proposition Met With Favor.
The project seemed to meet with
general favor Favorable comment
was made by Mr.. Robel, Mr.. Banker.
Rev. Warner Johnson and Mr.. Robel,
Jr. At length II was referred to a COM
mlttee, consisting OF Dennis Donohue,
e. r. Jones and Henry lRobel, ST.,
Mr.. Donohue remarked that n
similar canning plant at lie Sueur
had been making a great success
and was paying fine dividends. On
motion OF W. II. Sharp, It was de
cided to send the committee to lie
sueur, and pay It's travelling expenses
for the purpose of investigating this
plant. = 81.
Mr.. Lindholm spoke OF the annoy.
ances that people In crossing the
bridge had suffered in the splash.
ing of water over them by the We
hicles. r.
j. b. Coy suggested that an ar
rangement should be made with the
city OF Mankato to have the bridge
kept clean. The city officials might
be induced to clean the bridge with
the city sweeper. the village paying
half OF the cost. Mr.. Coy suggested
that some arrangement should be
made to have the bridge sprinkled
in dry weather. sE
This whole proposition was refer
red to the village council.
Ernest Skoog. the secretary. re-
ported that he had on hand about
200 of the souvenir Mankato books.
and was ready to send them out to
any addresses that might be given
him, II the one giving the address
merely paid the hostage, which was
six cents. Several gave the addresses
and postage right at the meeting. It
was also arranged to give supplies
OF the books to several North Man.
kato travelling men for distribution
on their routes. "0
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Mrs. James Clemens Dead.
from THURSDAYS Daily.

: Mrs. James Clemens of LIS Fuller
street died at ten o'clock last night
at the Emmanuel hospital following
an operation, Mrs. Clemens Is sur.
vfved by her husband and had been
a resident OF Mankato for a number
of years. She was a member In good
standing OF the Salvation Army.
and Q Salvation Army military will
be held from the army auditorium
Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock.
The interment viii be In Glenwood
cemetery. - - z
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From Fridays Daily.

Samuel Chalmann, who came to
the city a few months ago to dem
onstrate the advantages of a new
machine he was placing on the mar
ket, paid two fines in police court
this morning, for a single offense
of speeding with an automobile, own
ed by himself, but driven by William
Schwender, while Russell Chalmann,
bis brother, was riding in the seat
with the chauffeur.
The two young men who had been
riding in the automobile were ar.
rested by Traffic OFFICER Waters on
the charge of driving the automobile
at high rate Of speed, forty to
fifty miles an hour in his judgment
on Second and Third streets, last
Saturday evening. Both pleaded
guilty and the court imposed a fine
of s15 each on them.
Samuel Chatham afterwards
came in and paid both fines. Rus
sell Chalmann said he was sitting
In the seat beside Schwender, but
had not been driving the automobile.
Samuel Chalmann had just bought
the machine and was having Il test
ed. He sought to have the court
revise the cases, after the sentences
had been imposed and the fines paid.
but the Judge would not do this, and.
incidentally. commanded Mr.. .Chal-
mann to take off his hat In the
court room, saying that he might
get into more trouble.
II was afterwards suggested to Mr..
Chalmann that as his brother had
pleaded guilty by mistake, the city
council might be induced to refund
s1b out Of the city treasury. Mr..
Chalmann said he would present such
q bill. The council recently made
Louis Balzer, formerly resident OF
Mankato, died last night in the state
penetentiary. He had been there
seventeen years serving a life sen.
tence for the killing of his wife In the
old American House in this city. The
crime was committed about seven.
teen or eighteen years ago. The re.
mains Will arrive in Mankato tonight.
but no arrangements have been made
for the funeral.
Washington, May 1.-The full re-
port on the 1919 cotton crop which
VIII be published by the census
bureau this month shows that It
was the most valuable ever grown
and second largest In point OF guam
tity. Statistics indicate that Il
amounted to 7.sss.557.50e pounds.
with total value. Including the
value Of cotton seed. Is estimated
roundly at more that $1,000. 600, 600.