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at the beginning OF the war and tho
brother WIS stlll on duty.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SAIL ~ IN a goo Commission Ia sis
ean connect now with a proposition Of I'M
usual moneymaking possibilities; exclusive
territory giVeni our product has the endorse
ment of L. s, Army ana penna, Guard. ad 70
vise what county you apply for LEBANON
CHEMICAL co, Lebanon, Pa
OPPoRTUNITY--Havo you IS or $40 to
invest for iive months that may bring you
sTECKNER COMPANY, Great harrington,
Mas
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OWN YOUR HISINEss

Permanent and Profitable. You do not
have to leave your present employment
until you prove our abatement. Sp ondd op-
portunlty for honest workers with back
bon, and ambition. Build business writ
ing Accident ara sickness Insurance on q
commission basis for n Massachusetts cor
poration thirty years old. Box 3475,
Boston. Mass.
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AGENTS WANTED.

81 900 PER MAN per county: strange In
vcntion startles world; agents amazed. ten
Inexperienced men divide $40 900. Korstad.
iaITm1er ui9 st'1vo VI SSgs' SGh1n6eoichS,r,
cash, made paid banked bv StonemAn In 30
days. $4,000 70 date. A hot or cold running
water bath equipmeiS for any home a. only
$3.50. Sef-hvating. No plumbing or water
works required. Investigate. Exclusive sale
or postal to-day. ALLEN MFG Co. 1909
Allen Bldg Toledo. o.
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WOULD $3.50 monthly Interest YOU n
80, secure your county Tor that remarkab bio
seller. anu-thicf combination automobile
switch lock: thief proof: no competition: you
should easily earn this thon some. Send for
contract ANTI-THtEF LOCK co, Dept.
10, Indianapolis. Ind.
AGENTS--50OC 60 pront: free samples. gold
sign letters for store and Office windows; any
one can put on. METALLIC LETTER co.
49, y Clark ST. Chicago.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. s.-Army order,
were;
Capt. !. A. Moore, from Twenty seventh
to l6lst Company.
Capt. H. X. Casey. from l6ist Company TO
Twenty seventh Company.
First Lieut. O. A. Lynch, Infantry, relieved
from duty with organized militia OF the Die
trlct o. Columbia and 10 duty Ia oftiee %
chief, Division OF Militia Affairs.
Second Lieut. II. W Harms. Ninth Cav
airy. to duty OF san Diego, cal, rchoo 90
corps OF aviation.
Navy orders
Lieut.. ", ". Lorshboush from the Brook
Ign TO the Des Moines
Lieut., ., smith, from Machas to proving
grounds, Indian Head. Md
Lieut. 7, c, Klnkaid, from tho MaohiaS
70 works nausch Lomb Optical Co. ROeh-
Lieut., II, X. Turner, from tho Marietta to
proving grounds, Indian Head,
Lieut.. II. 7. MARYLAND, from Marietta to
works Mldvsle steel Company, Philadelphia.
Lieut.. y, Cogswsl, from tho Florida to
radio station. sayvilio, l.. T.
Ensign II. c. Wick to the olympia,
Ensign Il. c. Lee. from tho Colorado %
the oregon,
Enssh J. D. Moore, from Pacific RESERVE
ns,t 20 the Oregon,
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Highest temperature. 35'. al " Al
Lowest temperature. 70'. at lOP. "
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SITUATIONS wANTEp--MALE.

BANK CLERK t2il, seven years expert
ence, general work, desires position: refer
ences ID. J sCHuLTzE. Jr., 65 Webster
Ave. Brooklyn.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises. 40 Sun sets. .. as Mooa rises. 21ob
HiGH WATER THIS DAY.
AN AN Az
Sandy Hk.. 225 Gov Island .7i1 ltcll Gate. i.si
Low WATER THIS DAY.
snndy1Ik SIS GOV .Islar l. aSi Hen Gate. ii:ii
Arrive SATURDAY. JanuArya
SIS MegRnttc. $50 A VI Liverpool. Dec 70
S. Zyldiik. ? 30 4. NJ. Rotterdam Dec Is
s. Orpheus, l 80 \. NJ, Calcutta Nov. g.
Sc Dronning Maud. \. NJ. Turks Island.
Jan. 2.
50 serc1pe Il A. NJ. Barbados Dec 81
So OCmuls ce A. NJ. Gulfport. Dec a.
- Concho . A. NJ. Kay West, Jan g.
So City Of Columbus, 4. NJ, savannah
Jan
$ Mohawk $50 A. NJ, Charles on Jan. :.
- Pennsylvania 10 A. NJ. Tacoma Deem
Der H.
Sc valctta, 3:i5 p NJ. Calcutta November H.
S. Cavour. 4:i5 y, Nj, Bahia, December %.
SIS Sosua, ol5 T. NJ, birmingham. Dcccm-
Der "a
"a veneza, 500 p. NJ, Mar,eille,. Decsu-
Der %
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.

Sail To-day.
Mats vessels
Glow SAIL
Minnehaha, London ....... sooAM nNAM
sail Tomorrow.
Carpatha, Azores. ... ... n3OAM i2O0M
City Of ColuIr bus, SavAnn .......... JOOPM
jamestown. Norfolk. .,,.... .......... 3O0PM
Sail Tuesday. January IL.
Finland, Naples............ s3OAM i2O0M
Mohawk, Jacksonville 600. ......... 1OOpM
Princess Anne, Norfolk. .......... 3OOPM
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HELP wANTED-MALH.


COMMISSION SALESMAN wanted for New
York city and vicinity to sell jewelry and
sllverware cases. trays, displays, otc. Must
have had experience In this line. Please
state full particulars as to age, former busi-
ness connections and experience. Address
~. g.. box l24 gun once.
WE HAVE several openings for establish
mcnt Of Independent mall order business
energy, good habits and sound Judgm ont
more important than capital; spare time at
nrst; particular free. Dept G.i. OPPOR.
TUNITIES EXCHANGE Buffalo. n. y.
$4,000 ANNUALLY. cooperate with me
evenings Al home, everything furnish ed /:
don't worry about capital BOYD II. BROWN.
Omaha, Nebr.
$50 MONTHLY and expenses to travel
distribute samples and take orders or APP
point agents. permanent. JAP AMERICAN
CO, Chicago.
1 WILL PAY honest men up to $50
monthly; spare time: home work; no can
vaEsinE; no capitali mar order business.
VOORHEES,, Desk l2l, Omaha, Nebr.
LEARN acting, dancing, vaudeville. photo
SruOOr e '9aS wasI s-.N
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MILLINERS-FIRST CLASS COPY.
ISIS. HERMANN & LICHTEN. I02 ami
l04 PRINCE ST. TAKE ELEVATOR.
LEARN acting, dancing, vaudeville photo
play or opera ALNlENE THEATRICAL
SCHOOLS. 225 West 57th 81
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PATENTS.

OlTCnTC Rest Work Lowest ratios.
THITNIA Can or write for Free Books.
~ S"'S 30 years experience.
EDGAR TATE n CO. 2i5 BROADWAY. y. v
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LADIES, Immediately. hliing and label
ing boxes; home work; evenings: steady; no
experience; sl2 weekly; no canvassing; OK
celleut opportunity; enclose stamp. ERINA
SPECIALITY CO, Toronto, Ont
DO YOU want another f2 dsily7 No ex-
perience; constant spare time work. knitting
hosiery; machines furnished on contract: we
take product Helping Hand Stores Gnc),
Chicago.
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ARRIVED PROM NEW YORK
S. saxoleine, at Havre.
SAILED Tor NEW YORK
- St Louis from liverpool
s. La Touraine. from Havre.
rs TransylNanip. from Liverpool
IS Rermudian. from bermuda
SIS Almirautc from Kingston.
s. Advance. from CriStob9l
SIS NJ aracaibo. from Maracaibo
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HELP wASlFD-FEMaLE.

LEARN acting, dancing, vaudeville. photo.
GTHOOT e 9oF was1 s-.N
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Warftbtri9te.

Sub 0nabo, 90. SuIi 1915.
GinSDiebE3ufuhr $500.
9eef 5tiere Mortt, bette ieit, amber,
laugiam bis leidter.
@oditer @reis $10.t0.
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SabrIiHae, quite bis bette 5000
1000.
9iemIid cute Bis CUTE $500
900.
Sellers, Marft fct.
@nte Bis bette S7.00--8.75.
Corn feeo @eepes,
@ite big beIte So. $4,000.
Mittelm1Bige So. 50-9.50.
3iemli1 cute bis CUTE $7.25-
$50.
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500.
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@ute biz bette 6eeoers $3.50
500.
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81. 00-7.5o.
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$50.
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10 nieorigar.
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5.75.
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$50.
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cmaIla @ttreibemarEt.

Omaha. 20 Suit 1915.
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-04-09
BANK men To ORGANIZE
SCOPE OF The SOCIETY.
H Win Be For Educational And Social
Purposes: Meeting Was Held
Last Evening

Local banking men. at a banquet
at the Heinrich hotel last evening,
took steps in the direction of the or
ganization of an institute for the ed.
ucation of the local banking fratern-
ity I'm the problems of that business.
The matter was referred TO CON-
mittee, consisting of j. ]. Flachsenhar
OF the Mankato Loan and Trust com.
pany. chairman: Olaf L0ckensgaard.
Citizens National hank; W. G. Zeno,
Mankato State bank: Ed. Langes. Ger
man American bank and w. l.. Roust.
Peoples State bank, North Mankato.
Thirty-fve We're present at the gath
ering. Every local bank was repre-.
scented.
The meeting was addressed by F.
]. Mulcahy of the Minnesota Loan and
Trust company of Minneapolis, whose
topic was The American Institute
of Banking Work" Mr.. Mulcahy ex-
planned the workings of this institute
and said II had been very successful.
II Is an organization of banking men
for both social and educational pur-
poses. W. ID. willard. cashier of the
First National bank OF Mankato. also
spoke. strongly advocating the organ.
ization of some such body here. Frank
Blyler sang several solos Walter San.
born. assistant cashier of the Mankato
Savings bank, was toastmaster.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-04-09
WINONA IS RECIPIENT
VALUABLE PRESENT
John A. latsch Is the Donor oil Fine
Business Property to That
Beautiful City

Winona. Mimi. April John A.
Latsch. wealthy Winona bachelor and
wholesale grocer. told the city coun.
ell last night that he would deed 10
the city OF Winona his six-story
wholesale grocery building and a
large five-story factory building, al.
so approximately 1000 acres of island
property along the Mississippi river.
10 establish parks animal preserves.
bird preserves, fish preserves, game
and hunting preserves. TO be known
as the Riverside Island Park pre-
serves.
The income of the property decided
TO the city shall be used for increas-
ing the size of or improving Latsch
island, where the public baths are
located and for other public purposes.
Also Il is made a part of the agree
ment that the business property shall
be leased to Latsch & Son at an an.
maui rental of $4,000 a year.
The council went on record as ap-
proving bill that the legislature Is
TO be asked to pass, authorizing cites
in Winona's class to accept gifts OF
this character.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-04-09
JOHN FARM INJURED
HORSES RAN AWAY
The Accident Occurred Late This
Morning at The Foot Of Minnesota
Street.

JohH Farm, North Mankato. was in
jured in a runaway accident late this
morning at the foot of Minnesota street
lie was unloading a wagon load Of
stone upon railroad car. The unload.
ing cause the hack end of the rack
TO outweigh the front end. II tipped
and Mr.. Farm was thrown between
the wagon and the car. This scared
the team and the horses dashed Off
One stone fell on Mr.. Farm and in.
iured his leg. The team dashed up
towards Front street. David Schwei
ger. elevator boy at the National Cit.
liens Bank building. caught the lines.
and managed to stop the team after
being dragged half block. One wheel
OF the wagon was smashed. Mr.. Farm
was taken to his home I'm North Man.
kato. He Is employed by the j. b.
Nielsen Construction company.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-04-09
LIBEL SUIT FOLLOWS
ACTION BY Mr.. BERG
Brown County Treasurer Is Made The
Defendant In An Action BY
Newspaper Publisher

AS q sequel to the action started by
County Treasurer Henry J. Berg.
against T.. j. Buehrer and the Brown
County Cooperative Publishing com.
Pany I'm which the county treasurer
demands damages on account of the
story which appeared in Der Forth.
scritt relative to the taxes on the Zion
Lutheran church in Springfield. Il. J..
Buehrer and the publishing company
of which he is manager. have started
two suits against Mr.. Berg for libel
for $4,000 each.
I'm the complaint which Mr.. Berg
filed In his actions. he made certain
statements rejecting on Mr.. Buehrer's
personal reputation. on motion of Mr..
Buehrer's' attorneys. Judge Olsen or
Gered these allegations to be stricken
out for the reason that they had no
place I'm the complaint. MIR. Buehrer
brings action en- account of the writ
ing and publication of these allega.
tions. claiming that they are false and
hold him up to. ridicule and contempt.
The papers were served Saturday by
Marshal Klause. IT. l.. Schmitt of
Minneapolis and Albert Hauser of
Sleepy Eye represent the plaintiff.
Mr.. Berg will undoubtedly retain
pfaender & Flor. who represent him
I'm his libel suits. The cases will very
likely come up at the May term OF
court.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-04-09
WINTER WHEAT CROP
! ESTIMATED BY EXPERT
Prospects Are That More Than Six
Hundred Million Bushels Will
Be Produced

Washington, April The prospects
OF winter wheat crop. planted last
fall on the greatest acreage In the
country's history, were that $4,000.
900 bushels viii be produced. This was
the estimate made by the department
of agriculture today. based on the
condition of the growing crop. April
1. II may be increased, or decreased.
according to changes Of condition
from that date to the time OF har-
vest
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-04-09
Baseball Magnates Are
Confident of Success

allied. the hope of having a team has
not been abandoned. +. w. Force,
chairman of the committee, today
seemed quite confident that the neces-
sary amount would be raised soon ana
that there would be baseball team
representing Mankato this year. not
wthstandlng the fact that subscrip.
tons have not been coming in quite
as we'll as the leaders OF the move
ment had hoped. c. II. Saulpaugh.
president of the association. was in
Minneapolis today. and could not be
asked about the matter.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-04-09
Street Car Man Soon to Be
With New York Store
CHANGE MADE On SATURDAY
e. N. Thyse Is to Be Superintendent oil
The Mankato Electric Traction
Company

Adolph NJ. Mueller. superintendent
of the MankatO Electric Traction com.
pany has resigned his position. and
will leave the employ of the company
on Saturday of this week TO become
manager of the New York Department
store. MIR. Mueller has held this post.
ton during the last two years. lie
has been in the company's employ
fer the last five years. The first three
years were spent by him as cashier
and bookkeeper of the company.
The longer | live in Mankato the
bette like the place" said Mr.. Muel
Ter today. Il have been here for TWEEN.
ty-four years"
Mr. Mueller will be succeeded In
the position OF superintendent by T..
y. Thyse, an old employe of the COM
pany. who has likewise served the
concern for FIVE years, in the capacity
OF street car conductor.
Pleased With Peoples Attitude.
J. q. SchulZe of Iowa City. Iowa.
president OF the company. said today
that the, present general policy of the
company. which seemed to have given
satisfaction TO the Mankato people,
would be continued He remarked that
Mr. Thyse had been with the CON-
rany for n long time and knew just
what the company wanted. I'VE are
grateful to the people for the pleasant
relations that have existed up to date"
said Mr.. Schulze. "and we hope they
will continue"
p G. Morell. proprietor of the New
York Department store said today:
"Mr. Mueller Is going to be employed
here as general manager. He will as.
sist me in taking complete charge of
all our departments. from the Office
down 10 the basement. He Is a man
of proven ability and we think he
will prove especially valuable in our
business. II is our hope and expecta.
tion that with his valuable assistance
we shall be able to improve the serv-
ice TO our patrons and will be able
TO give the public lower prices than
we have done heretofore"
Borneman Elected Mayor.
3. T.. Borneman was elected mayor of
st. Peter defeating NJ. Johnson.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-04-09
LACK OF REAL MONEY
HAMPERS THE WORK
Board OF Health Compelled 10 Close
Branch Laboratories at Mankato
And Duluth

The state beard OF health at spe-
eial meeting yesterday ordered the
suspension of the work OF the bureau
OF vital statistics and the branch lab
oratories at Duluth and Mankato. The
action was necessitated because of
lack OF funds. and the laboratories
viii be closed pending action by the
legislature on requested appropria.
ton of $4,000. cuttailment of field
work for prevention OF disease was
also decided upon.
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II will require the subscription OF
$500 more TO get enough money to
enable the Mankato Baseball
association TO get ahead with the
project OF having team this year.
II was stated recently that unless a
certain amount was. raised by Tues
day night OF this week. the project of
having q baseball team would be
abandoned.
Although the hopes OF the commit
tee that has been attending TO the
subscriptions have not been fully re.
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PASSED AN oRpiNANcs.
Minnesota Pipe and Tile Company

minnesota Pipe and Tile Company
Permitted to Lay Track.
AZ the adjourned meeting OF the
city council, held this morning to can
vass the election votes. an ordinance
&c give the Minnesota Pipe and Tile
company permission to lay a spur
track from the Omaha tracks To the
site of its new factory In West Man
kato was given its first reading. The
council found no mistake in the re-
turns OF the judges OF election and
no changes were made in the totals. /
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-04-09
PETITIONS IN CIRCULATION.
Gently optIonists Aim to Have Elec-
ton on Monday June Y.
County optionists in Blue Ea

county opt1OniStS IN Blue EARN
county are making their plans to have
the election called on Monday, June 4.
Petitions are now being circulated for
signatures requesting the election.
The county optlonlsts state that they
had nothing to do with meeting cali
ed before the election TO indorse can
didates for city positions.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-04-09
Real Estate .Transfer.

Register of Deeds Gabler today re.
corded the following real estate trans
fer: William w. Davis to George NJ.
Palmer. both of Blue Earth county
81 etc. south i01s feet of east 66h,
feet of lot 8. block 10. warren's Ad.
ldition to MankatO.
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Favors the Arbitration.

DR.. A. F. Schmitt left today for st.
Paul. where he viii appear In the mat
ter of the utilization of the state uni
versity with the Mayo foundation. lie
is the only member of the Blue Earth
County Medical association who ia
vors this affiliation.