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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-23
GERMANS SAY Loss ...... ,
IN FLANDERS SMALL
Associated Press BY Federal wireless. }

(Assoeiated Press by Federal Wirsless.)
PARIS March 2l.--No change in
the alignment Of the opposing armies
was shown yesterday in the official bull.
!etins of any of the contending armies,
An official statement from Berlin
placed the German losses in the recent
storm of Neuve Chapelie by the British
n 5000, which is just one third Of
The estimated Hgures given out by the
victors. 4, /, t..,@@@ ~. a..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-23
PRlNZ EiTEL CREW D.
on SHORE LIBERTY

Associated Press by Federal Wireless.)
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, March 81. -
By permission of the administration,
the officers and soldiers of the German
auxiliary cruiser Prinz Eitel Friedrich,
which put in here for repairs, will be
shore leave today. They will
be accompanied by an escort Of Ameri'
can soldiers from. Fortress Monroe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-23
.DEWA CARRYING
GOOD WILL MESSAGE
Believes Friendship Of Pacific
Lands wa Be cemented
Toxic Leaders Saaguine
tA..ocIated. Pres. By FederaI wirclersl

a SAN FRANCISCO, March 2l.-Frorn
on board the Nippon Maru, vice-Ad.
'miral Dcwa, hOmeward bound after a
tour Of the United states, sent back
last night this wireless message: r..
~ am carrying to Japan the good
win Of America and assprances that
friSndly relations win be cemontcd DO.
tween the two nations. 2
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-23
No loiNT NoTE SEMI

tAAsoeiated Press-by Federal Wireless, I
s. WASHINGTON, March 20,-The
British embassy denies reports from Pc.
King that Great Britain and Russia
have made joint representation to
Japan against the tenor Of her policy
n China. :. ... .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-23
Liner CAPTAIN SAM
A LIVELY BATTLE

g.. 80 eis'cd prrSs bv Federal WirelesEl
NEW YORK, March 2l.=-Captain
bradshaw of the British steamship Lap.
landj which arrived here today from
liverpool, reported that he witnessed a
battle between the torpedo.boat that
conveyed him and a German submarine
m the Irish Sea. From what he saw he
thought the submarine was destroyed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-23
WANT CITIZEN LABOR u I
ONLY ON CANAL

- ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless.)
WASHINGTON. March '21.--A com
mittee representing the skilled govern
mont workmen of the Canal Zone called
at the White House today and left q
protest against the employment of any
alien artisans or the discharge Of vet
Grams. The men also asked for AT
eight-honr day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-23
GERMAN PLANE BOMBS ;.
KENT SEASIDE RESORT

ftssce'otod Pr"sS ~ Federal WireIrss,)
LONDON, March 20, A German
aeroplpne has bombarded Deal, a sea
side RESORT of Kent county. No dam
age was done. B -.
One bomb fell near the, steamship
Manga Reva. ....l
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-23
SPANISH SHIPS SEIZED

EAssoelstsd Press bS Federal wireless)
NEW YORK, March 2O.--It Is re
poretd that q Spanish ship, carrying
iron ore for Germany, has. been sent
to JarroR, q Durham county port, with
i British armed crew aboard, IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-23

morning. With not light showing and
none burning save in the pilot house
and engine room, the Cormorant slipped
away. From the bridge the captain
peered for the spark he had sent to the
hannel entrance. There was no light
So, from one o'clock TO three clock
the Cormorant felt her way down that
visited Ave. miles; a man could have
walked more fapidly. She rounded the
point at last; then it was open sea
and full speed ahead. 1,"
Almost Trapped
One captain set his course for Jap,
another German possession in the South
Seas. 1t is about 1000 miles to that
island. Tho Cormorant reached it at
shutdown. }"'r 'Hg y"
There was heavy fog and mist of
rain on the surface Of the sea. II
broke for an instant. Through the
opening the captain saw four japanese
memo '-warl r..
i"Hard a.starboardl 4" was his order,
as he related it. "Then, three times,
l pull her: Full speed aheaH oudtr
The kindly fog settled down. ! Esi.
IDENTIFY, the japanese were looking too
intently at the shore during the brief
moment they could have sighted the
German. ~ NJ '
From Jap the Cormorant set her
course for one OF the islands north OF
Guam, a speck in tho vast wash OF
the Pacific. He lay here while he sent
a sailing boat, twenty-five feet long
with two officers and four native boys
aboard, to Guam to summon the collier
Rio Pasig, owned by Bon Meyers 4
Co. of Manila. The Rio Pasig former
Iy was the United States collier Alex
ander. The Cormoraut needed coal.
Iuterned Whale Boat
I That island could not have beer
far away from Guam, probably not
more than forty miles, although
the Germans would not tell. However
when spruce German officers step from
a sailing boat smooth shayen and mo-
1t all dishevelcd, a shrewd observer
and there were several in Guam
could say with certainty that they ha'
not been long on the way. o. + -
The Ofiicers-LieutenaBt Won Elpen
and others-wished to send a cable
gram to Manila, Why did the officer
wish to send eablegramS They wish
ed to summon the collier Rio PasiI
with coal. The officers might not SEM
the cablegram. Also, the wee sailini
boat was a belligerent vessel, " wa
commanded by uniformed German ON
GERS. The Lieutenant Won ElPens nigh
remain twenty four hours or the lieu
tenant might "interne. The trade
were from the north; he could not &c
back. He "interned. That is VIII,
Guam smiles at the little sailing boa
drawn upon the beach now, the. hom
Of the six New Guinea boys, sin
termed" just as truly as the Cormoran
herself.
SO, with about fifty tons of coal Il
his bunkers and six inches of waite
under his keel, Captain Adalbert zuck
schwerdt waited at his little island
waited and waited for the sailinj
boat and collier that never came
Finally, he set sail for Guam. He wa
met by boarding officer. That Officer
they whisper, is of English birth;
japanese steward also appears later, t
,erte the German officers with beer.
Beat Japanese q Day ., r.. ..
/ Guam is q closed port, The German
had permission, at length, to enter.
cablegram to Ambassador Bernstorff a
lwashington brought instructions to IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-23
THE FRUIT SEASON.

Bowel complaint is sure to be preva'
lent during the fruit season. Be sure
TO keep . bottle Of Chamberlain 3 Collie,
ClIoIera 9nd Biarrhoea Remedy on hand.
II n,yy save = life, For sale ~ al deal,
ers henson, Smith 4 Co, lid, agents
+ ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-23
DANISH OIL CARGO .&fS. Il
SEIZED BY GERMANS

EE,ts -is'si Rrass hy Federal wireless.1 i
& LONDON, March e0,--The German
authorities al swinelpunde have conhs.
cotol the oil cargo Of the Danish
steamer BrFssel, according TO q report
% the Exchange Telegraph agency.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-03-23
Corner Too Hot

The COrmOrant lay three days in the
inlet, Then came a breathless native
with word that one of the battle
Tuisers would remain and ferret out
he German, though IL had to peer into
+ach opening of the tortuous coast.
'aptain Adalbert Acknowledgement dc.
aged only until the heavy tropical
night fell Then he sent boat with
natives aboard to the entrance Of the
inlet, with Instructions to shox a single
light on the north side OF the channel.
The ,bnat departed down the black
water. II was one 0 clock in the
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-24

Griff Den Nrterienffraug gu puden.
aug rem Der 9ebensiaft Quilt. Muss
%eehuneert, iibermiioet, iibsrreist bon
Strapa3en. 8lutroui6 uno Satens
orang. lehnt er oas 6nupt on bic nlte
Sanne Mno erpdrtet oos Gnoe.
Wenn nur Der raienbe Ourit niht
mGrei
Gr taftet na6 Der Seitentaf6e. pa
bnui6t fi6 ettpos: bns feline sSelos
ppifpndethen, oas er turs Dor Dem
4larm erbolten. nidt mehr Offnen
tpnnte uno aans pergefen bate. Wer
oahte oenn an ibn2
.@bfsnber Jomilie Bdripolbt -
@eriibrt lieIt ers. ihdlt Die tIeinen
~2ie6esqaben beraus uno errGt: ole
0it0r= 8onbons, Ole er eieri9 spifhen
Die trodenen 2ippen i6iebt, bon Der
Bright, bic Wurft bon Sausfrauen:
bano, bic 53i9uretten pom 0ormuno.
Die Yulsmdrmer BON Der fleibioen
Sinta -. Nber ba tpmmt nod ettpds
gum @orfdein: 4oalieIes poblbeianns
tes MeboiIon.
Wurm rubt fein Muge auf biefem
3euaen eIidlifsr Sage. WedaniIh
penbet er Den S6mud uno betrobtet
Den pinaieen Spieasl, in pelden Ie
pobl nit lebtem Grub bineineeihaut.
ltnh ME nit 3aubsrfdlas 1T feline
paiiibitit perfdnunoen pieber
f6out er in oas runbe 8lns uno err
f6ridt DOR Dem eigenen, felt Wohen
niht mebr oefefsnen 8iloe: elm bobl>
dueises, rubiaes 8efiht nit Stoppels
bort. our9 Streiff6uB peridtpouene
2ippen -. Sm iibriaen blutig, inpas
Iibe, fein ean5es Slid 3eug mebr am
2eite 90 ftslte Iid bic Mbulieie
oen Dieter Srottau pobl nidt Dor, ola
ie ihm oas ihidte .
Die erfhlufften Sinne ertpadten in
neuer Stdrts. Hi9t bier bilflos per>
enoer. ionbern leben, Dem 8atsrIanh
bic 8raft erbalten. Der Selma! ben
Trieoen brinoen - Der bersigen Moas
lieie fid felbft -. l1no bieies ~eiferns
Sreu5 auf feiner 5erf6oTenen Uni
form fon ibr 5eiaen. baB er ni6t nur
beipofneter 3uiduusr i'm Sample sez
peieu -.
Sid oufraffeno. idIeppt er fd
gum 2a5uretb, Die 9immelsgabe be-
eIiidenoer 8otfhnft auf Dem 9er5en.
BAG In 5riebensabnuns unb 9eim>
ssbrponne f9pelst.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-24
MIS- rufIifne 6

ais rufiif9e Srup.
pen bonn 270. Snf. ~Heet. am Is
5eptember 1914 gu Sdiusallen i'm
areis 5ilIit ppn beutI9en Sruppsn
ln9esrtffen uno ihner peordngi
puroen. baben lie flint frisbIi9s Gin
uobner bes Ortss oufsesriiisn. nit
5triden esbunoen, 5fpei oapOn purd
Soionett tide 9etOtet unb spei outd
8olonettItide perpunoet. Dem finf.
ten @efongenen 9eIanJ es. nit cen
8erwunoeteu ben Rufen gu enttone
men. Der urbeber bieier idanplit.n
Robeit. Sbsrit Doltop BON 270.
ruifii6en Snfanterieresimeni. if in
osutide &rieasgefansenfdaft eeratsn
unb bat. nahoem er sur @utlaItune
Teines 9epiHens fsin @erbreten ein-
~5eitanoen bate. Selbftmrrb peribt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-24

Gin Griessblatt In jmei SiInsrn.
Bon ID. Sipp.

Ia6 elmer 9ori9rift angefertigt
un0 fauber georonet. barren in Dem
Salon Der Camille 8GrfpaIOt rieii9s
StoBe 9l3arettpdias uno MilitGrz
padete ibrsr 8eitimmung.
9ottOr 8drpalot, elm frif9er
Se6sner, muitert ole Reibsn beg
TIeiBes uno Der garmberSigteit nie
Elm 5eloberr priift, frnst. lobt.
rNo, oas 1T ia Elm anIebnlider
0olten, Den bic Griubtruppen NOR
cen nit binausnebmen! On babt Sbr
i6neI eeihofft. 4lte, Su uno Die
MdoeIs! 4ber einen habt Ssbr in Der
gile perasIen: Den 2eutnant Srot'
tau 80"
Die Suiti8rGtin f1Idet iid drgers
lid 0 Die Stirn. rWobrboftig! Nm
Den Srottau baben mir nidt geoadt!
Das III ni6t nett BON uns, 5uoem
Der arms &erl neoer Gltern nod 8e=
IhtpiTtsr BAT, ole ihm ettpas ins 6elo
ihiden t0nnten. Sintn >! Brit
gitt ...! MoalieIe aommt
fhnea nal herein
Orei bibife Mdoden I6pirrten
auf oen miitterlihen Mlarmruf in Den
Salon unb b0ren Die 8otThaft: sir
ben Dieter Srottou muB nod cine
Senouna Qepadt fperoen. unb neil
mir rei6lih fpdt an 0en anbingli6en
Menf6en henten, tpolen mir ibm, oa
5iefes padet ouF llmipeoen an ibn
oelanet, einen 6eloroittarton nit tlei-
men Qiebesqaben porausifiden 49,"
ng~opr." Ttimmte 8drnnt0t elm.
n8on mir irn er 13ionretten trieaen."
.@nn mir oerooe Fertigoepprbene
T~ulspdrmer ous 'sinfter 9aIenpole."
meIoet Die flei6i9e 3intn nnpreiIeno.
Die Mamo nidte, .8ic tleinen
Wettpiir'te oB er INNER 10 germ.
Denns bas 9efpi6t e.laubt :. 2"
80 ia, Mamn." iiberSeugt iiA 9lsid
@rioitt unb fam ibrerieits iogar nod
0itor= @onbprs beifiigea.
Limb mas miro unIerc QbalieIe
oem Suoenbfreuno Tfiten?" frngt Der
Batter 5drtIih feline Siingite.
4u9eFdts pon 10 bel Qasurstbe
pdfhe fir 10 pisls 8eripuuoete bri6t
9balieIe in feftiQes Meinen aus, be-
ruhi9t Th ouf aaIeiti9es 3ureoen,
fieht ober Damn in osoanteni6perem
Shmeigen our6s 5erIter.
Die snsroiIhe Mutter miro ungs=
bnlten. nIun nimm Did bod nal
Elm neuiq 3ufInnisn. 0u! MeiB @ott,
tDir alIe fiihfen oas tnuIenofdltiae 2eih
ebsnfo tisf ipie gu. 4ber mir bemiiben
nns. es gu iiroern, uns 0urh 4rbeit
az betduben Gu obsr leqft bic 9Gnoe
in oen S6oB uno biit ratbfos, pomit
gu einen arieoer erfreuen %t0nnteft.
Der NIT allen fir uns ale brauBen
t1mpft uno blutet -"
Gdmpft uno blutet Wieoer
piirst I0alieie an auflteisenoen
3brdnen. Damn loft lie BON Dem fei>
men f9laRten gals oas MeoaiIon,
oos in ieiner eigenartigen Gafuns
Dem Dieter 5rottnu INNER 10 gu. se-
fallen bat, iiebt nod sinmal in ben
tpin5igen SpieJel auf Ger Hiidieite
unb iagt: DO = oas f6id i9 ibm."
Die S6tpeitern polten Ii9 totlas
den iiber oieIe .ungeniebbars 2iebess
gabe". Der Batter run3eIte Die Stirn.
.Ou 6iit pp6l ni6t gei9eit! So
mas ididt bD4itens cine flatteri9e
5ran30fin ibrem 0alan, ni6t aber Elm
beuti6es gsdoAen einem oeuti9en
Soloaten ins Jelb."
NOolieie itebt aber in 10 ribrenber
6ultung, elm 9ebeimnispolsr 3auber
gebt BON Dem lieblihen Mdo9en aus,
oaB bic SHUTTER ibre Gabe freunbli6
nimmt, ie in Watte pideIt unb in
Den 6elbpoIttortpn f9iebt.
.Gr mags uls 4mulett nebmen.
SO ion Jpn i6isen - tpenn er nod
lebt 80"
9u muB Die tpsidkr3ise 4oalieis
fpieoer fur6tbor peinen.
- -
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-24

5eute pie eeitern uno pie ieit
ihredlihen Wo6en: Bum, bum
Sad>SadzSad -. Wieber felt Wor.
aenerau.n betdmpfsn fi9 oeuti9e uni
fran50iii9e Irtilleri. nit GROCER 9efa
tigtett.
Cine turae fhpere pouie binburd
baben Die ienieitigen S9rapnsus ee.
i9ipiseen. ptOsli9 in tiiraerer Oi.
ftan5 tpieoer feinolides Nrtileries
feuer.
.Osduns!"
Nuf bos nit louter, beiierer Stim-
me a~boegebene &pmmanbo oes 2eut.
nants Srottou ouden fi6 bic 8ano.
Mere binter 8ei9IBen uno 3artou6es
aorben.
9ottlob, nidts getroffen! gu turs
oosr 81 tpeti gecotsn. Ount Dem
8auon Ser 2uftidiFfer : Ibteilune
aber 1T man osutfderisits in Der
elidIi6en Gage. iiderer fdieben gu
tonnen.
Die Gntfernuns spifden biiber
uno oriiben pGhft tpieoer.
assesses 6ran5offae @ra=
nateneriibe
Mit ilbem Wegefaret iinft bu Elm
brapsr 9anonier, itumm ftredt fid
bort Elm ipaderer SeIfer an benz BLU
.ieen Werts Der geFreiune -. DAP
man fid sund9Tt ni6t tiimmern Tam
I'm bic Opfsr bes Cages, fonoern
tommanoieren mub: .4uf, p%ortpdrts."
oas fdmerst Den 2eutnnnt 9rottnu
INNER tpieosr, obsIsid er meint. bart
geiporoen gu iein, isit er bic geiten
fallen fab. rIuf, poripdrts!"
Sn roienoem Sempo sebts ourt,
sen WdIo, Die beordnete Srfantsris
su fdiiben. Der eieensn @ertpunbune
nift udtsno, fibrt Srottdu feline 4bs
teiIune fiearsih unb obne peiters
9erluits eeesn bic suriidgebliebenen
Seils oes Seinoes. Shlieblih aber
bat ers nift n,ebr ousbdIten t0nuer
uno 1T Iiegsu s~eblieben. ferndb ieinsr
Sruppe. oie gum Sipat mriiItet.
3niifen Srsunosss uno Teinoes.
lcihen trieht Dieter Trottau auf si.
men Moosfled. Der Ghmers Idbmt
ibm @iasn. un6 9rnf!. nit fsitem
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-24

On Der msebuns Der
Stabt @0ttinsen bate cine 2otomo<
tipfiibrer elm 5aebgeIdnos eepodtst.
ANs sr zines Morssns auf BEN Mns
iioub fab. traten stpei tapitoIe Sirs
T1e aus benz Wolp. Gr fdob unb
bic beioen Siere brohsn i'm Ssuer
suiammsn. @Is Der glidli9s S6iiss
Iih obsr feline geute ndher bsiab,
entoedte or, cab er spei barmlois
Stfen undergraduate bate. Ils bic
8sIfidte rudbor lruroe, mubts Der
Sdoer notiirIih pisleu Spot elm.
ftedsn. Ssrner sntsog ibm Der Mos
aiitrot @0ttinaen ben Soeoibsin
nit Der 9eeriinoung. tper Sirihe
bon Shisn niht unteriheiosu TOM
ne, tperoe i6 onbsre @ernedslun,
gen gu ituIoen inmmen IaFsn. Der
2otomotipfiibrer tlagte ouf Iufhes
buna hieIer Serfiigung bsim BE-
sirtSnusfhuB nit Der Ssariinhune.
Die Sdien bdttsn biefeIbe @r0be uno
6arbs pie 6irfde 9ehobt. lie fsisn
nuseebro5cn oeipeien. uno Elm Der.
arti9es 9erTeben t6nne isosm S;6oer
po'iieren. Der gesirtsausitub Bill.
Iiats isbch Die @erfiiauna oss IRA
s~iitrats uno mics Die SInss ub.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-07-02
NOTES FROM THE CORRESPONDENTS


From Wednesdays Daily.
Miss Armstrong OF Mankato visited
! at the home of Mrs. Carrie Johnson
, last Monday.
Mrs. c. J. Hammstedt is quite sick
with an attack OF rheumatism this
week.
willard Ellingsworth and Miss
Hazel Warrant of Minneapolis were
guests of relatives here last Friday.
Master Harvey Call was entertained
at the Esau Roberts home over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Pressnell win spend
Sanborn.
Mrs. VIM. Jardine visited her sister,
Mrs. ID. F. Newton, over Sunday.
Miss Gladys Jardine was the guest
OF Mrs. Henry Goodrich Of Mankato
last Monday.
Master Ralph Bradshaw returned
the first OF the week after a couple
of weeks visit with relatives I'm the
twin cities.
A family reunion was held at the
August Noyd home last Tuesday.
T. s. Wilcox and family took pos
! session of their summer cottage ut the
lake last Saturday. Their guests this
week are Mrs. Charles Textor and
children of Granite. Falls.
Mrs. Henry Ofenlcch visited at
Mankato last Friday.
Mrs. Oscar Swenson and son of
Harvey, n. d., are visiting relatives
In the village.
Mrs. G.. K Brock and children OF
Spooer, Wis, arrived the fist of the
week and are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles r. Swenson.
The members OF the w. d. w.
lodge held memorial exercises at the
cemetery last Sunday and decorated
the graves Of their dead.
On account of the beginning OF
chautauqua meetings at st. Peter last
Sunday. the ball game between st.
Peter and lie Sueur Center was play
ed on the Kasota diamond. II was large
ly attended. The score was TO In
| favor OF the st. Peter team.
Paul Netter returned Friday after
being employed al stone cutting nj
Marshal for time
Miss Theresa and Paul Vetter were
callers at the Mothers house at Man
kato last Sunday.
]. r. Ream and son, Roland. will
leave Saturday for brief visit with
relatives in the twin cities.
Miss Geraldine Ream returns "a
her home in Minneapolis this week
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-07-02

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Carr
Of 734 West Sixth street, daughter.
this morning.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-07-02
Lllnetown
From Wednesdays Daily.

From wednesdays UaIty.
Eward Boehland has placed his or
der for q new Ford and Is now in
terested In good roads.
William Wandersee, the veteran
Limetown farmer. has decided to add
dairying to his line, having purchased
a full blooded dairy sire from Guent-
eel brothers.
George Guentzel motored to Lake
Crystal last Sunday.
l.. p. Mueller has had the misfortune
TO lose two Of his dogs. the animals
have died from the effects OF the
dreaded disease known as ''automo-
bilhits."
Mrs. L. p. Mueller visited at the
home of Mike Lunkenhimer last
Thursday afternoon.
Limetown farmers are all busy cul-
tivating corn these days.
Contractor ]. Homer has completed
the barn at the home of Mike Wolf.
and has moved his crew OF twenty
two men to the farm of Charles Till
man, where he will build another
barn.
Ida Cyphers. while cultivating corn
iost cultivator shovel. and a search
ing party was organized, finding the
shovel after three hours search.
The residence OF l.. p. Mueller was
struck by lightning which completely
demolished the chimney and moved
the kitchen away from the main build
ing. Nobody was hurt as the family
was not at home at the time.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-07-02
Former Resident Of Mankato Says
Spectators Leave the Show Very
Much Disappointed
From Wednesdays Daily.

Louis LAM. for six years a resi-
dent OF Mankato, and for a time a
retail meat dealer here, was I'm the
city today, having come all the way
from San Francisco in an automobile.
With him were his son and younger
daughter, the older daughter, Miss
Alice LAM. having stayed at st.
Peter. where she is nurse Mrs
LAM is still at Salt Lake.
Mr.. LAM left MankatO last April.
| He intends to make his family home
at willmar.
THE fair at San Francisco Is very
poor" said Mr.. LAM. 1T appears to
me to be a failure I'm every way.
There are few foreign exhibits. The
war seems to have put a stop both
to the exhibiting and the attending
by foreigners. I'm fact. the attend
ance is very largely from San Fran
cisco itself. The attendance from
other parts of the United States Is
by no means what you would expect.
The people that have come q great
distance to see the fair go away dis
appointed and Disguised. That is
what you hear everywhere.
Camped Out From Fair.
1--WE camped about six miles from
the fair. There are a great many
tourists camps. Some camp in parks
and others out I'm the country. We
had to employ man to watch our
tent while we were gone. for we did
not wish to have our things stolen.
Many people follow this plan. There
are thousands and thousands of idle
men stranded In San Francisco. They
have been disappointed in the hope OF
getting work to do there, and care
has to be taken to see that they do
not steal. for they watch their chance.
Pulled His Revolver.
Near our camp was that OF an old
friend of mine, Henry Beck of Seat
tie. We used to go TO school together
i'm our boyhood days at Council
Bluffs. Iowa One day we went to town
and got supply of beer. After a
time about twenty young men, fairly
well dressed looking fellows. too,
came around and asked us what we
had. Mr.. Beck told them that we
had beer and they said they wanted
II. remarked that they would have
to take II and I drew my revolver and
told them they would have to get
out OF there or get shot. Then they
disappeared
Eve often made trips In our auto
into San Francisco. We saw some
of the big battleships and took more
interest IN them than we did In any,
thing that we saw at the fair. We
were shown over the Iowa" and the
Oregon" Those big fourteen Inch
guns are monsters. You could al
most crawl into one" s
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Notice 10 Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received by the
board of school district No. rs, Cam
bria township. Blue Earth county,
Mimi. until Thursday. the 18th day
of July, A. ID. 1915, at two o'clock I'm
the afternoon at a special meeting TO
be held ut Cambria station. at which
time bids will be opened for the erec-
tion OF one-room frame school
building on the school site OF said dis
trict. according to plans and speciii-
cations duly adopted therefor and
now on file In the Office OF the county
superintendent of schools. Mankato
Minnesota.
All bids are 10 be sealed and d.
rected to the clerk OF the school
board
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids. Dated this 30th
day OF June. A. ID. 1915.
TUDOR JONES,
Clerk OF School Board,
Lake Crystal. MINI
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ONE QUART PER MONTH.
That Is all the Booze Allowed One
Person In Alabsma.

Montgomery. Ala, June 3O.-The
new law preventing persons from re-
ceiving more than one quart of liquor
a month went into effect today. The
governor readily signed this bin while
refusing TO sign bin preventing the
circulation OF newspapers I'm this state
carrying liquor advertisements.
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Cause Of War.

Asked his opinion as to the real
cause of the present European strug-
gle. a prominent government official
at Washington, who prefers to remain
anonymous recently took from his
pocket an envelope and pencil. and
wrote as follows:
Germany.
Russia.
Austria.
Belgium.
France.
England.
Servia $40 s
Turkey.
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FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD.
Time for the Commission to Expire
Automatically.

Washington, June 3O-The national
currency commission formed by act
of congress and originally designed
to last one year automatically ex-
pired today by Limitation OF the Great
ing II. The purpose of the association
was to establish the federal reserve
banks and since their final completion
the work OF the association has been
In connection with the war, and Its
effect on finance.