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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-02-20
Kasota

Miss Ellen Olson returned to Mic
ollet. Sunday.
Mrs. George Gray visited relatives
at Maakato Friday.
Albert Rerquist OF Mankato Wis
tied his mother Friday.
The class play given Thursday
evening was a big success.
Miss Mildred Gordon spent Sun
day with Minneapolis friends.
!, Mrs. T. S. Wilcox and daughter
Ethel visited Mankato, Friday.
Mrs. Paul Zimmerman went to the
cities Friday TO visit friends and
relatives.
The Happy Hour club will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Gil
bert Nelson.
Harry volk of Minneapolis was n
guest over Sunday at the c. w.
Babcock home.
Miss Pearl Gleason of Nicollet
wrs a guest at the Meistcr home
Saturday and Sunday
Miss Edna Lewis OF Lamberton
was guest of Mrs. Harry Stockton
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Wilcox OF Pillsbury
academy, Owatonna, visited her
parents, Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Florence Edge entertained
a number of friends at a dancing
party at the hall Friday evening.
Mrs. Esau Roberts returned
Thursday from Mankato and Is
gaining steadily in health and
strength.
Miss Estatia Gedde celebrated her
seventh birthday Saturday afternoon
by entertaining number Of her
schoolmates.
Misses Anna and Emma Swenson
OF Luverne came Thursday to spend
the remainder OF the week with
their mother
Misses Martha AMI Elsie Meister,
Ellen Olson, Anna Swenson, Erna
Lehr and Judith Clans attended the
convention at Mankato Friday.
The matinee i'm the afternoon was
largely attended by school students
and with the evening performance
S55 were the proceeds of the play.
Miss Ethel Skipton of Cleveland
and sister Mrs. Frank Sunderman OF
Le Sueur arc guests of their par.
ents. Mr.. and AIRS. w. X. Skipton
The Knights OF Pythias celebrate
the golden jubilee, the fiftieth ami
versary of the founding of the order
at the lodge hall. Thursday. Febru
airy 18th.
Miss Martha Meister of Sanborn
came home Thursday TO visit hei
mother, Miss Freda Meister OF Min
neapolis is also spending a couple
of weeks at home.
The Ladies' aid of the Presby
terrain church will be entertained
Thursday afternoon ny Mrs Albert
Allen and Mrs. w. PuIyer at tho
hcme OF Mrs. Allen.
Miss Esther Lundqulst accom-
panied by two of her girl friends
arrived Thursday evening from Dun
nell to spend a few days with hei
mother and attend the convention
at Manhato.
The Kasota woodmen Circle ant
their husbands were entertained b,
the St Peter circle wednesda,
evening. Cards were played. th,
head prize being won by Mr.. r. b
Nelson of Kasota.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-02-20

ested in the post road and hold
that meeting either in Mankato or
in the governors Office.
ave viii do all in our power to
raise this additional sum, II II must
be raised, but n we cannot do so.
we shall be obliged TO bow our
heads TO the inevitable"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-02-20
Feb. ~ 2O-27

Feb. IL 2O-21
Citation for Hearing on Petition fer
Dissemination of Descent of -.
Land.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of
Blue Earth In Probate Court:
In the Matter II the Estate of Tena
Hansen, Decedert.
The State OF Minnesota to all
persons interested ir the determipa
ton OF the descent of the real estate
OF said decedent: The petition ~
Edward r. Hanson, having been
filed in this court, representing that
said decedent died more than FIVE
years prior tn be filing thereof,
leaving certain real estate N said
petition described. and that no will
of decedent has been proved nor
administration 81 her eslIte granted
in this state, and praying that the
descent OF said real estate be deter.
mined by this court: ..... o..
Therefore You. aud Each Of You,
are hereby cited and required to
show cause, " any you Lave. before
this court ut the Probate Court
Room in the Court House isine City
of Mankato I'm the County OF Blue
Earth, State of Minnesota, on the
7th day of March. 1914, at ter
o'clock a. NJ. Why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness the Judge of said court
and the seal thereof, this 18th da.
OF January, 1914.
tSeal) EVAN HUGHES,
Probate Judge
s. b. Wilson,
Attorney for Petitioner
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-02-20

honor of Mrs. Clarence Braden Sat
urday afternoon. Many beautiful
presents were received by Mrs.
praden. Light refreshments were
served and all present had a good
time.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-02-20

The following are the officers:
William Wittrock, president: Au-
gust Schultz, vice president. Anton
Oberle, secretary: John j. Miller.
treasurer; directors. 4. A. Farrarl,
George Scheurer: Frank jefferson,
Harvey Young; A. ]. Veigel, manager
The Chicago Great Western Rail
way company has filed its gross
earnings report for the last six
months of 1913 with the state tax
commission, and the report shows
that since 1t has put in effect the
new Minnesota rates that business
has decreased.
The gross earnings under the old
rate for the last three months. oil
1912 were s694.l54.72. and for the
three corresponding months of 1918
Under the new rates. $3.50. 3s7.52
Other railways have reported an
increase in their business over last
year.
Operate Under New Rates.
The company was directed by the
federal district court to operate un
der the new rates for four months
including January. 1914. but the re
ports for January haye not yet
been completed. The total receipt.
Of the railway for the last sis
months Of 1918 were s1.ss5,e1s.14
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-02-20

transfer: William r. Wilde to Au-
gust d. zeilmer, both of Blue Earth
county, north half OF southeast quar-
ter of section fifteen. Pleasant
Mound. $4,000. The tract comprises
eighty acres.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-02-20
Rapidan

Miss Gladys Camp is on the sick
list
A telegram to Frank Nelson
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-02-20
TivoH

d. L. Miller is hauling logs to
st. Clair.
James Laird visited over Sunday
al the Macbeth home. .a
b. L. Miller was q caller at the
A. Biggerstaff home Sunday. y
Miss Ethel Musser visited Mrs
C. Peterson Friday afternoon.
S. Fields. a cousin to the Har.
veys. is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
p. J. Harvey.
Miss Esther OFT is staying with
her sister. Mrs. e. Hubmer for an
indefinite time.
Mrs. A. Biggerstaff returned Sat
urday from New Ulm where she was
the guest of relatives.
Misses Anna and Ethel Macbeth
returned Wednesday from q visit
with Mankato friends.
Misses Agnes and Nora Rose and
Andrew Rose we're callers at the
Is. Miller home Thursday.
Miss Lottie Bennett has returned
from st. Clair where she spent
some time with her nieces.
A party was given at the home
of II. G.. Buchholtz Saturday in Gel.
ebration Of st. Valentines day.
Miss Ethel Musser and Miss
Minnie Miller visited at the home
Of w. Macbeth Saturday afternoon.
Owing to the stormy weather
Sunday school and church were
not held the last two Sundays, but
1t is hoped that the weather will
permit the meetings next Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs q. w. Beschnett
departed "Wednesday for Rochester
where Mrs. Beschnett consulted
the Mayo surgeons.
Owing to the teachers convention
Miss c. Roberts enjoyed few
days vacation last week. School
reopened yesterday morning.
Misses Leilah Harvey and Marie
Musser enjoyed vacation from
Wednesday evening until Monday
morning because of the teachers
convention.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-02-20
Petition In Probate.
From Tuesdays Daily.

Mrs. Sarah J. Jones of Mankatc
today filed il the probate court
a petition for the probating oil
tho estate OF her uncle, Humphre,
Williams. amounting to $2.s0o
There are tive other heirs. both
sisters. living in Wales. Mrs. Ann
Jenes and Miss Catherine Williams
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-02-20

Washington, February 1T.-Repre.
sentative Hammond made the state
ment today that he might not run
either for the governorship or for
reelection to congress. National
Committeeman Fred B. Lynch and
Mr. Hammond have been discussing
the subject since Mr.. Lynch's arrival
here from Florida. The question OF
the governorship had been con.
sidered by them. Mr.. Hammond said,
principally because he had learned
II had been mentioned in the papers
at st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Mr.. Hammond stated frankly that
he was undecided about running for
any Office. He said he had written
10 Minnesota friends that he would
make a statement with reference to
the governorship, probably within a
few weeks.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-02-20
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Stockholders of the Mankato CO..
operative Dairy association held
their annual meeting ut the Office
OF the company on North Fourth
street this Afternoon. hfhe follow
ing Is the business report for the
vnaP jQIl. VI
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-02-20

on which a tax of s67,7S0.66 will
be paid. 49,. ..
.. Paid In BY ST. Paul Road.
The ST. Paul railway Is the first
TO make payment to the state
treasurer on account of It's taxes
for the last half Of 1914. due March
1 Treasurer Smith today received
a check OF s50.00e from that com
pany. although It's report has not
been filed with the tax commission
Because of this early payment the
state will not have to borrow any
more money for the revenue fund
before March 1.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-02-20
Real Estate Transfer,

Register OF Deeds Fowler today
recorded the following real estate
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-02-20
Await Governors Return.

called up Senator Benson
again this morning and we decided
to take no further action until the
governors return TO St. Paul AS
soon as he does return we viii
possibly call a meeting or few of
the leaders who have been inter
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-12-11

Large sock q cssdies jsss &cssved
Call and - oar sock q Cheistmss
casdiss before bsying sisewbefe
n LlDAHeG spsLI conPANT
LEBANON. COLORADO


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= HI = 81 80 y ~ Ssss1e q said
"a Go Is s,sy y q i..1 r ~ ss..s.
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81 fs. iSssis IL ss : as SO g
IL oedsF % Jsnes haa9oed Dsce.bss md
iest sfesr date With iatsfsst thsssoa iron date
g ~ re O sss ~ eses ess snssn paysoas
z.s s...As, p.s.sl. =. ss.s pad. !,
- S.is ss:.s' !. 40 Ta:s 20 " e:
lnpessd upon then 8 the tsrl9s q said Trust
Did IN this, e0vit. That said ssentors have
failed 70 pay The interest due on aid principle
xsp. wssssAs, ne ,sssl hossss Of u. q:
dshssdsess rspsss:ptsd b aid nsts has alsd
. dc :.a d:s. ~: :s s.ns
SOC asd isssrsst .tAsrsos " date q sale due
- P,sss: ::s 49, S.::fbsa the 's'' q '.id
sivse that. 1unyrant 70 said nottes, slsctt,a
81 s., de: ed sss:i =. 81 .i S q q;
sss ~. !. sSssiss b. ksid, Fable frsst.s q
ala 9ceisssns osssy. viii ssll shs above
&: s. s ss e. s::A Il: North Ss &c, q
ths C0nsty Court Houee, q Costse IN the
g ssdss Il 8: 6: q ss . =
paying aid no9e, Interest TO date q sale and
IL sspsosss q this sale. and will give to. the
IaFehasss thsr.of =. certificate Of purchass
thessfos % provided b. law.
Dated Dec. lot loA.
CuAaLns B. nnxp.
Colorado.
Rirst publicattou Dsc. eth l01A.
Lase publicaSi0n Jan. Let 1913.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-12-11
pusLlc TRUSTEES SALE.

wsxasAs, wiilisa Alexander, wlsoss sddrsss
y Dolores, C0unsy 81 AQutesuMa and state u
e. ss; .sa s sd
MI, 10 the 0ekcs u the Clerk and Recorder oi
sab Coaniy u s,oesssana, In book ~, 81 page
SuS s.: s::. 4 T. AID Count, he
described rsai estate e,tuats IN said Coanty u
NOntslnma. towit: The south Malt u the
= ~ = =
ths. New Mexico Principal Meridian, tossthes
viii ell inpsovensats thssson situate, and si!
ditch sss ~ rss;s 'hi e s:.d ss
spparsnant thsrsso; In trust, 10 secure The
paynsnt = oes pr9nissory nots q sssa date
.iih ND Dssd q True. Tor The Prineipsi sa a.a
= Gu, nanksrs. u noatLs after ths date thersof,
With intsssst thereon u the tAtr u ~ psr
csat. ~ annun froM date until maturity, And
aid, And " psr csat VI the anount II said note
% ss.oensy's fsss u sos paid whsa due, Of col.
Nm Ws.ssAs' Default ha. been made b,
shs said erantor In said Trust DECD IN the psr.
iosmesss u tbs ,cvenants And conditt9as i'm.
pussd upon him h the terms u said Trust
failed 70 w said nSss when du. aud has faiissi
~ pay the Interest due said note nccordinx
" lie isapr. ~ aforssaid, and has failed " pas
" Az ~ % SAD ..s LEGS. holder. Of .a
sith said Pu6llc Trustee aoiics and demand In
VGtt1nB. 00Eloflnx o4tu U9tauAA oou u8u4 UuAA4
tks sals a aid pssmises under said Trust Dosd,
Now, TnknESoaE, public Notice u hereby
given that, pursuant 10 said notice, elsctina
authority vested In me b. said Trust Deed and
The isw, !, Charles H. Mold. public TRUSTEES in
said hoatssuma County, will ell the above de-.
The hisksss and bsst bidder therefor. 1T the
fsuet DIOR VI tbs couuty court house, 81 Cort.s,
10 the County " Aontsssms and Ssats =. tolo.
b. l0ll, d the hour u : oclock In tbe after.
soon, Tor ths puspoes VI paying said note. In
sSS,s ss.s s and liz ssp-asss ~ ibis ssis,
and ali taass upoa said pFsaisss paid b. satd
isgal ho,dsn VI s.id soss. and xtn give 10 shs
pUrskasos thereof 3 certificate VI purchaps
lheFsgos - provided b. lew.
bsssd November -, INA;
Gqlofaap.
tiIsl ps6lisstioa Nov. q. MA.
Last pueliestiun Dse. y. ivN.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-12-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
lPublisher.)
Mon Coal Land

Dspartnent Of the Interior.
q. 3. Land Once 1t Durango, Colorado.
Novembes %, lotA,
Notice u hereby given that william n.
Lynch, Of Dolores. Colorado, who on November
d, 1870, made homestead spplicat ton. serial No.
0el16, for \ NE I. NES NV u ssctioa II and
81 BW lot section n, township q N. range
isss.sioc % nsis sns shs.s ,s.r sroos. g ss.
tablish claim 70 the land above described, be-
fore J. =, Brumlsy, clerk q the district court
Tor Aovntssama cbanty, Colorado, at Cortsa.
Claimant names a. witnesses:
Andrew .. Miller. james Trimbls, Carter Clay
and Looosy Morris9n eil q Dolores, Colorado
@. n. CnA1LTon, Register.
First pab dec Z. lsia last pob jan =. isis.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-12-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Publishss)
Non-Coel Land

Dspartnsnt Of the Interior.
y. 3. Land Once at Durango. Colorado.
Novembsf it'll, 1919.
snd heir OF John H. Hugh, deceased, Of Pueblo,
Colorado, who. on Nay ist, 1pl2, made deesrt land
application serial No. 005Y0, for the 1E SW
n. p. Meridian. has hled notice Of intsntion TO
make ANAL &year proof. 70 establish claim TO
the land above described, before ]. n. Brum-
Icy, clerk Of the district court for n0utssuma
county, Colorado, at Cortez, Colorado, ON the
2lst day of December, leiS.
Claimant names - Witnessee:
r. 4. Larimore, Charles X. Davis, Joseph
Murphy aud x. \. Davis, all Of Lewis, colorado
q. Il. CnAnLT0n,
Register.
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/ on =! !! NHws

cAiItsss's soqsss ~ 49, y
= Is essss.
Duy - q faehes I sult q 9ln-
|cs5ity clethss. 'chsy ass nads
slghs ~ n hight.
Lsdlss' ~ hose 9s.oo pr psis.
Nov y III sius 10 boy that
Dpas o D Lavel sepsrstos. You
cap's oske : nisesks. A SEPARATION
VII pay tos itsslf quicksf thas
80 ascAise % The Fasch.
lsnsnb~ ~ carry ~ Memo
cotses.
Oood time to DO issids painting.
We nil Koasc Paiss. h b The bet
paint pat up 10 tin cans.
Ladies' Sill scarfa, !, 70 50 cents
eech.
Bay your Christmss dishes and
chisa q the big store. were prices
ere right. and assostpents the BEST.
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NOTICE yo9 PUBLICATION
Mo- CSsi I:sd

p:sfS;.s::: ]. q b 9. i.sss 60.
NpeIss u kssslv gtvsa tkas nassis n. fortss.
Of polosss. Colqsado,. WHO. On Ap!l nh, lsiI,
ssn1s . w., n \. p. sssidiss. Us 1isd
Aottes u iasentina 70 mako nnel dsssrt lapd
proof. 70 sstahlish clsi4 70 The lad sboys d.
scrlhed, hsl0se J. n. BruoIey, clsFt a. tks
district soar Tor Moatssuma eeunSy, Colossdo
Ut COrtes, colorado, % the MI. DAY a Jan
uaFy, lol5.
Claimant names O. visssss.
joesph d Roascsp, Jssss J. Amstruaa, David
gwtckksiasf and Carl 0siaosy ell Of Dolores,
Colombo.
@. n. Charlton.
Register.
First pub. dec. II, ieiS; last psb Jan. Is, lels.
The Catholic bulletin., 1914-05-02

society was organized in Brooklyn in
1899, and was incorporated April a..
1900. It's objects are to answer in
quiries concerning the Catholic.
Church; to correct misleading state
ments regarding it; to promote the
interests of Catholic affairs through
the medium of the press; to stimulate
among the laity desire for higher
education and otherwise to encourage
the circulation of Catholic literature.
The society now has agencies in
about sixteen foreign countries, which
furnish it with valuable and timely
information both by mail and cable.
A particular field of activity is in
the publication and sale of pamphlets
dealing with all sorts of religious sub
jects. 1t has sold hundreds of thou
sands of these and also a large num-
Der of those issued by the Truth So
cieties of the English-speaking world.
The society has a long list of mem
bers who mail regularly to poor Cath
olic families, or those living in iso-
lated places, weekly journals or maga-
zines, the names being furnished by
the organization. Over $4,000 families,
in the scattered parts Of the United
States, Canada, Newfoundland and
Alaska are now receiving literature by
this means.
The Catholic bulletin., 1914-05-02
| sACRILEGE AVENGED
A PORTUGUESE MAGISTRATE
WHO TRIED TO DESTROY A
VENERATED IMAGE OF THE
BLESSED VIRGIN STRUCK
BLIND.

With the intention of building a new
exchange, great alterations had to be
made in the Convent of st. Francis,
in the city of Oporto, in Portugal,
says st. Anthony's Monthly. These
alterations were under the direction
of an official who enjoyed a very high
reputation in the city.
1t was deemed necessary to open a
door of communication between the
new edifice and the adjoining church
which had been previously profaned
by making it store house for the re-
ception of various kinds of merchan-
disc. To do this it was necessary to
destroy the altar which still remained
and on which was a remarkable and
valuable picture of the Blessed Virgin.
The workmen, who were Influenced
by family traditions, and had been,
from childhood, accustomed to vener-
ate this picture of the Virgin; who
had many time seen their mothers,
wives and sisters kneel before it in
their Affections and sufferings and
pour forth the sorrows Of their souls
and ask of God, through the interces-
sion of His Virgin Mother, to relieve
their distress, resisted any injury to
the picture which they so much ven
Grated. The magistrate reproached
The Catholic bulletin., 1914-05-02
OFFICER BECOMES MONK
FRENCH ARMY CAPTAIN JOINS
BENEDIcTINES.

A beautiful ceremony took place re
Gently in the Benedictine chapel, al
Dourgue, France, when the Archbish
op of Abb officiated at the reception
into the Order of st. Benedict of a
former officer in the Chasseurs, Cap
tain Gustave Pons, who has renounced
his military honors and career to be.
come monk, and who had the hap
piness of being ordained priest on
that occasion. In the sanctuary we're
several of his old comrades in arms,
including three commandants and two
captains of Cavalry in full uniform.
Father Pons' sister and a few other
relatives were also present. Immedi-
ately after his ordination the soldier
monk took the road to Spain, where
he celebrated his first Mass and will
lead that monastic life which is i'm
possible in his own country.
The Catholic bulletin., 1914-05-02
THE LEGEND Of 4
MIRACULOUS CRUC|F|Y
IN THE CHURCH OF ST. PAUL IN
BARCELONA, SPAIN - TRANS
LATIoN FROM THE SPANISH OF
+. De CAPELLA.

There is in Barcelona a Church of
ST. Paul which dates, according to
tradition, from the fifth century of the
Christian era, and was built by st.
Paulinus of Nola, when that saint es-
tablished the rule of st. Augustine,
with appreciation of the holy founder,
then still living in the contiguous mon
astery. Subsequently the monastery
of st. Paulinus was destroyed, but on
its site arose another during the epis-
copate of st. Olageur, which adopt
ed the rule OF st. Benedict and con-
tinued in that observance down to the
date of the suppression of the religious
Orders, in 1885.
There has long been venerated in
this Church of st. Paul an image of
Jesus crucified, respecting which there
is a touching tradition that explains
the peculiar attitude of the figure Of
the Saviour. The latter, instead of
being, as usual, suspended fiat against
the cross, is violently thrown forward
and the feet drawn up.
The image I'm question is near the
sacristy, and lamp burns constantly
before it, which is replenished by the
inhabitants OF the poorer quarters,
The Catholic bulletin., 1914-05-02

them with what he called their super
stition, took an axe in his own hands
from one of the workmen and with
the first blow he struck the picture
in the breast, but at the same instant
he let the axe fall and fell back, ut
tering a piercing cry and covering his
eyes with his hands. He was perfect
ly blind and remained so until the
hour of his death. The altar was not
destroyed; public worship is now held
in the church, which was originally a
magnificent structure, and the injury
done the picture of the Virgin is still
plainly visible.
This occurrence has wonderfully in
creased the devotion of the people of
Oporto, and in the family circles the
event is spoken of in the usual con-
versations that arise, so that gradu-
ally, but imperceptibly, it has exerted
a powerful influence in educating the
minds of the children and in teaching
them to reflect on the mysterious ways
of Divine Providence.