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Der aaiicr an einiinsen.

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Idsn Giioarmee ben Grbtn Pour le
merite perIisben. Sn ber aa6inettsorbre,
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@treral bon einIingen mitfbetlt, beiBt Is:
,sSn beIbenbaftem @nlauf bobtn bic
Sbntu unterIttIten Iruppeu an BET
BeHoe Der Wiondte Sanuar unb 1ebruar
bic raNif6en Gtelunaen I'M eberen Spors
tbalt ulrb am mDslotIattgl qenommen.
Ni6t Der Geinb, Ionbgrn Adlie uno
S6na brddtsn SIREN Sieqeslouf in uns
iptgIdmtm 6o4gebirse sum Gtebea, dber
feline llnbiG Der @itteruno, tefp ibers
mddtigcr aHeriff baden Gle gum quFs
gebm aaA Hur INN zines 5ubes 8rsiie
nts gepounenen @eIdnoes su s~pinaen
psrmutt, uno Bel FreunoIi6ersm Sinmel
febttu sic SBrsn Gturm t~bdIabparts
NIT sldn5enbem Gtfolgc fort. gls 3eis
den msiner Nnertennuna fir foIde Sets
Itunsen btrIeibe i'd S6nen ben Pour Ie
ndritc otiien Snfgnitn 5buen fsiTpls
ssuc susebsn. - og5. Mil1eIm."
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Der @nrafriebe.

Der MdeiItrat bon @abreuth bate Tei.
ner8eit ben fdmmtli6en 6ortbilbungs.
i6ilern ben 8eIu9 Oes 4rbeiterjugenb.
beiuls unb bds QeIeu Der oarbeiteriugenD'
berboten. @eeen Si,fsr MaBrtgel 1T e..
tpis srinnerIid, gu beItissn 6sbben mil
ben 5o8idloemotraten getommen uno aud
bic bDberen Snftausen, Ieibf Der 2anbtaq
bei9dftiete Iih NIT Der Sa9e. Run bal
Sberbiirsermeifter 0r. b. goFelmunn auI
cine Tn3taInemptratii6e Anfragt ertldrt,
bah ieine @eranloRune beliebe. inter ben
ocrmaIieen @erbdltuiHen cine ausndbmes
beitimmung heftcbcH BID IoFcn aub baf
oas 9stbpt oeshuIb a~ufssHpben fet.
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Sir bic 8risfmarfenfammter BRING
Der aries sinige Reubeiten duf ben
BART, bic isbt idon. bu bic ein3elnsn
Mertbe nidt dl3u 3a1IreiG bprbanoeu
finb, einsn gang betrddtli6en @ertb pa.
ben. Sn Der 5auptfade banbelt Is fid
UNI beutiae goTtpertb3ei9en aus ben
bon ben Seinben beleBten S6uBgebiet3n.
Sn Der g6ipei5 nsroen 40 unb 80 qfans
mig Wtarkn ans benz bon 5rantrei9 Be.
TeBtsn 94eits Don Togo Su 900 5rducs
anse6oten; bebsuterb nie6rigtr i'm 9reiFt
iteben 3. 5 uno 25 pfennigs Marten, Bite
nit is 8rancs gebunbelt per6en. Nus
benz opn Gnaldnb beIebten She'll 9ogos
perben fir 10 gfeHHis Mlartea 70 unb
fir 20 qfsnnig MarteHf16 Gruncs bers
ldnst. 6eBr bod i'm preile febeu aud
bic bon Der oeutTden gelbpoft cine 3eits
lang fir 8altHcienne bergeRtaten un6 bts
niibttn Greipdrteu. 8ieTe peroen nit
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St6nrten int arieae.

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pieber beitdtist. 8ei ben 5Ii9tIin9m aus
.@aIi3ten unb ber gufopina in Wien Sat
fi9 erasbsn, SaB BON $50 gebuttea 314
anaben paren; bies bebeutet segeniiber
benz Ionltigen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 6ei
BEN auf 108 anaben 100 Wldb9en toms
men, cine peIentlife @er1Giebunq, ndms
li6 128 2naben asgeuiiber 100 RGb9en.
Aebnli9e 8sobddtungen iunrben Bel ben
S9ibIingen Der Wiener 2risg8batbeus
Iddft eemaft; bier mar Sas 8erbdltnig
.140 andbeu al 100 mdo6en. Sn 6eiben
BdneH mar bic Sdufieteit Der 3Diaingss
qeburten Qefeidtrt.
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9iiIrufe auf bic rtihsotutihtn Safe uno
auF bic buhtnldnbiide 8tutIhen. Die
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@dIts iielen NIT Der 5it,ttsiaiidm Bolts
bnune Elm.
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lube in ben @3ernomib benahharten beuts
idn Aniieblnnssn an. Die reiasbeuts
lden @dite tpnnien fh babel %iiber5euQen,
baB bic Dor me6r als 100 Sabren aus
9epdnoerlsn goItsgsRoTen bier I'M fsrnen
Often beutide Mrt uno 0eutT1e Kraft
trea betuabrt baben. Die neutIheh 9uas
srn lieben Is i9 ni6t nebmen, bic lie6en
aus Dem 6~eimathlGnoe su bepirs
Dor alien fdnD in aofh, no
l9udbif6e uno beutidb66miIae Mnliebs
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ben, Elm fd5nes Set Itatt. SIN .8eufs
T4en 9oltsbeim", bas bic bortiae 0rfss
1ruppe beg @ereins Der 8eutI6en in BIT
gutopind erbaut bat, fanb cine erheben6e
5tier itatt, bic sinsn d6nlidm @erIauf
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bic Redistribution Gol6dten NIT
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mlt aant nab paitH. idtfa nif corn,
am Nua IS t5' unb muhlsn luiorl bab
TO H# um Elm mcbifpts tnaliihts Boot
tanbtil Die ftmht NOR afot. Wir
.aitin hn0aitit unb aHis n @ooi e,iprms
atn. abtr lfiH hbsnbfs Wsfsn mar an
8orb. Bonn ale ca Wdnn) Ste ms mai
lr atiprunagu ipargH. murotn surh bic
rtiBtnbt Stfomuug Der Datpantllsn ans
Qdub Qtihrtmmi. Die Grtubt als trltt
bon nus dui btm fsfHblittn Il Boot gu
itiH, mar aroB. abtr otr aublid mar
l8sublid. stun an taft itbtm 9usi6ubloa
binam 6leiitftbsu unb i'm 1harm pafen
brti bolitdnbis RrriHent mtulhmtdrpsr,
bertn 5bails an ben W1nbeu tlt6tt. Sd
gudtt rein uH0 FAB BIZ engIiihe BRIGGS.
flagge uno rib fe htraus. Die Glagge
ipdr burh Sprsueitide Elm reuia 5ers
riien uno aud blutig. Wir fanbsttn afss
bdBu uno befudten bic 9eIaagtnsu. 9ieie
paren probiioriid in elmer gaiterie untsrs
ge6raht. Die ttirtiiben Offi3iere hatteu
ben euglifhen 0ffiJisren ibre getten ess
geben. Sie lagsn gut eingehi1t, i'm iid
bonn fallen Morgenbab 81 trboieu. Sn
sinen anoeren Gdum pHrben 8ernunbets
perbunben unb In eiHem britten 9aum
tparen bic Watrofen. Mnn bate i6nen
tiirtifhe uniformen geseben, benn ie hats
ten nur 6emb unb 6oie an unb bieie fuds
rem NAB. Sd fprdd NIT BEN Offi5iersn
unb mdnnf9aftsn unb itelte einige Br1s
gen. Wtan tonntt Isben, baB lie frob ma
reu, serettet gu fem. Sir fu6ren dIsbdnn
3uriid unO auf Der Riidfa6rt entfaltete i'd
Dor iebem Sort, pelhes mir pnfIirten, bic
englifde Ariessflagge un6 bor ieosm Sort
mir nit Grsubengebeul uHb Siis
derihnenten begriiBt.
Nm Nd9mittag fl6ren mir pie6er bin
mad BEN ltsgoot, I'M es ndber gu unters
Iuden. 8urh 6lteeer 6utten bic Gngs
feitgefteut, NO es lag uno potten
ndtiirli9 oeriudeH, bas Boot gu 3erit0s
rem, ebe mir es uRter1uhen f%onnten.
Bdhrenb mir alio pieber auf benz Boot
ipdren. taudten feds S6iffe am 6oris
jont duf. mir IieBen Fe ndber tommen,
1ber pl0kli9 Elm Iaiiter Grdh unb cine
Bobe 8dferTduls. Die gngIdnber bdtten
ibren am neittiten ~trdgenben 8es
eef6ofen unb ber Sdub bate ca.
Dieter BON uns singsi6lagen. Bir ma
fofort in infer Ddmpfboot unb
neg. G6er Der G%neIdnber I6oB nod
MINER unb ni4t auF bas ltv8eot, fpnDern
ms inn gauBen II gauB; einiqe f6lus
zen fdum 40 Metsr por uHs Elm. @ir fas
leH INNER 6urd bas @tds bas auf6IiBen
,er SdiiTe, bann Oiber1e Gefunoen Der
'puunenoen 8eO6a6tung unb pI0Blid ben
Guffflug Der @ef4oHe. 1, Sin @t6ems
Jug Der Grfeiateruns, boB man uidt ges
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fener 6elbI9Iaht cine beutIhe Saline 81
eroberH, buben le ibr @ueenmett 6eions
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geri@tet. auf i6reH yGntbedingsreifeu"
bur4 Bic Sdufer pdbrtno hires Dinters
aufentbaItss in goabiutben mug mobl bic
ldOne rele arieaerberetnsfabne i6r be-
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tpuroe mitsenommm ,tpnbrfAeinIi6 i'm
ais Sieges5ei1sn na6 Petersburg geI6idt
81 tperbetl. Gs fam ieooh anoers. 4Is
Die btutfhen 1ruppen mad bartem aampi
IN S4allen eiuriidten Ia fanO ih anter
Der &rieesbeute autb bic Bdbne bts goa6s
iuthensr artegerOsreius. Gle lit iebt benz
@ersiH bonn Gtappeutomman6o in Silit
iDisber iiberpsbsn ipprben.
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8lasil aaa8li9 Btfnihld IT, Die Der
iolauHg brshit bfr NtmN Mlaftnlfn nihi
MIR dbf 10000 @siauptns Gin, fonotrn
aua ritfas Wenatn bon Qt~ieQsborrath.
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itrt bniidsH 6ulartn ih niebtr ais
Rtiitr iihlsn. Sit Iprsnattn NIT atliids
ten SdbfIn biuttr Dem seldlddsntn FeinS.
dHbu uno irisbsn bic gtiangmta fhias
r%tnptiis otr IN Gilmdrfhm folqenben
Snfanttrie 5u. cir Iprmaten bann neis
ttr. I'M Dor Der ruifIbsn gtsiiDenarmee
Biz 3migrooer uub Dutldsr 5irabentrtus
5lug 8u srrsih.n unb 5n Iperren. 8ds
Gur bic ruIIihtr 0prbuten
ioHHten nod burhidipim uub sinsen i'm
fnrhtbartn Durneinanbr BET fliiften6en
britisn Qrmsc cuff. Ole bic ibrigen ruiz
fidm 8tsfiotntorps BON s3boro unb Sels
aif Sniarob uNb Dufld herans
lahsR lie Iid bertits itdrten Bors
Gadenfeus gegsniibtr. SIN Riidm
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brittle I. nj. Mrmet Borobie ndb. 60
sfpei Jeuern fs~ItstbaItsn, fdmpFt
bic tuIFine 8ssiibenarmse ben 8~er5fpeifs
lunssiampF. Gie kginnt T6 Idon 5fpis
ben uniiherThtli6tn 800 Biz 900
boben Bergen ber OIfestioen aufs
unb al sfripiiittrn uno biirTte
gum gr5Bten Sbeil i6rsm S6idTdf ni6t
nebr sntse1en t6nnen. 0dmit Tnb NIT
etniafen G4Idg 3pei Iidrfe 4rmeen
aus BEN geftanb Der ruIfideH Webrtraft
1usgIoidt.
llnferem aehnten aorps mar beutf bas
defenders bol6. Cine ednse
&oloune ionnte, in ben gestibcn
siugstrsIit. feinen 2nsipsg mebr finben
lnb d blieb benz Rommanbirenben nihts
ibrig aIs iid NIT isiutr geiamms
ten aolonne an eraebsn. Gs 1ino oiss
tduTenb Mldnu unb cine reihe
gsute an @sfAiibs un6 Srdirmatertdf.
Qeon6drb Abett,
ariegsbcri6teradtttr bes ,gerI.
ga9ebfattes1.
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aas aefahrlide spIer.

qei4tfnnioes @pieIen nit elmer @ss
%fpehrpatrone bat IN Berlin elm Spfer oes
fnrbert. auf benz freien GelDe an Ser
@enters nnb auremburger StraBe fpielte
binter einem boben 9reatersoun cine Mrs
adbI Rnaben init elmer @eDe6rpdtrone.
Sic itedten bic patrone IhlieBli6 In BE
@ros unb t%pdrfen, Inn lie sur grpIofon
5l ortn9en, NIT Steiner nond9. Sn benz
augenbIid, .oIs Der 3D1Ifid6riae Gpbn
eites @rbeiters biuautrdt, srplubirt. Bic
Ydtrpne unb brang Dem Gin6t in ben
unterlsib. 10 bdb 90 Tofprt auTommens
brad. SO ipurbe nab benz 8irdops
&ranfcnbaus sebra6t, no es ~6OfFnunoss
log barnieberlisst. Wober Bic Qnob,n
DE getiiate putrOne bdtten. 1T nod ni6t
aufsetldrt.
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9ie 9rinsen inn EeIh.

5eraog lllrid BON Wiirttem6erg, 6tr
iiinasre 8rubtr bes Ser3ogs 9lbreht, IN
laut Dem G9mdbifden Wltrtur Bel ben
9dmpfen I'M Often hurd eiuen GGraps
nenfhuB am arm leidt p%erpuapct pors
ben.
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Die gInhaItrr i'm ZEN.

9er8o9 Grteori4 bon 9nbalt Fat fih
am rs. Mai mad benz ptfflfdeH Rrirass
lddupIab begsben. Der Jingle gruber
beg 5er3cas, prins Iribert bon anbaIt,
befinbet iiA felt @tiegsbeeiun in Grdnfs
reid 6eim Stabe beg 4. 4rmeeforps, benz
Oas an ben aGmpfgn in 8eIsien unb
RorofraHfrei4 btrborrdgenb MEbeiIete
anbdItiiHe Regiment %nngebDrt. 6eraoa
Jriebrid Telbf empfine pom 3diIer fit
bic GeiItunaeH Der anbaltifhen 9rappen
,hns @iferue Sreus sriter uao spsitsy
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Sic srcttarte il Qur. nnb gaOeOrten

Die 5rage Der 8roitartt in aurs un6
gdbtortsn III bur9 sirsn erlaB bes mlis
niters bts Snntrn geregttt poroeu. aur,
anb ga6egdfte erbaltsa 9rottarteu nur
ssaen @or8eiguns zines 9rottatiensN6z
meIstlaeins, Der Dor BET abrefie i'm
@obHort aus3uItellm lit unb auf Dem ans
seee6sR III, bdb Der abrsIsnbe fir ffj
uao feline gtsIeitung fir bic Gauer ber
4blueIsnbeit bonn mobnort teine grois
tdrisn erbdlten bat. Sn Grob Berlin
ttlen bic 9rottommiIfonp IoiAe 4ns
nelotTdeine aHs gesen Riitgdbe Der
9rottarten fir bic Gdusr Der Reile5ett.
Der aIfo an feinem Gr9oInnssprt feline
@fitIdufigttiten NIT ber grDttdrte habcn
mid, btridums nidt, i8 Dor Der abreiIe
siusn 8rottdrteHs ~ meIOsiGtin aasiteaeH
5a IaHsR.
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9ie nnaarlfde cpp0Rtan bsim aniier

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nunssmabis kItsni perbcu luun:sH.
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Kasota
From Fridays Daily.

Fror. Fridays Daily
Mrs. e. B. Nelson and Mrs. Thomas
visited their sister, Mrs. August
Walter, at Morton few days the
first OF the week.
A. n. Gripp took a hunting trip to
Sandstone last Saturday returning
home Tuesday, bringing with him a
1856 pound deer.
Rev. J. NJ. Balm Of Mankato will
preach in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Basye and
family were entertained last Sunday
at the Albert Younger home.
Fray Roberts returned to Cambria
last Monday after weeks visit at
home.
= Mrs. Lantz of Walnut Grove was a
guest of her mother, Mrs. Jacob
Halyerson. the first of the week.
Mrs. w. II. Moulton and son.
George. were Mankato callers last
Wednesday.
Gardener, C. w. Smith and s. NJ.
Granger made a business trip to the
cities last Friday and returned Mon
day.
Mrs. Carrie Johnson spent Wednes-
day at the George Turrittin home In
the country.
Mrs. Henry Crist and children re-
turned to their home IN Minneapolis
last Monday.
Miss Gladys Jardine entertained q
party of Mankato young people last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Grant and
daughter returned Wednesday to their
home in Farmingtop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan A. Coon OF Will
mar visited over Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Pressneii.,
The p. v. Elevator opened for BUSH
ness again last Wednesday.
Miss Hannah Berquist Is recovering
slowly from her recent Illness
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tribute to the organization in a let
ter:
at may interest you to know that
| have here. fighting under my orders,
purely Jewish unit. AS far as l
know this is the first time in the
Christian era that such a thing has
happened. The men who compose II
were cruelty driven out of Jerusalem
by the Turks. and arrived in Egypt
with their families absolutely desti-
tute and starving.
"a complete transport corps was
there raised from them for voluntary
service against the Turks, whom they
naturally detest. These troops were
officially described as the Zion Mule
Corps and both officers and rank and
file have shown great courage in TAX
ing water and supplies up to the
fighting lines under heavy fire.
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From fridays UsiIv.


Miss Mayme Schippel is spending
the weekend with friends in the twin
cities.
o. wv. Walker returned home yes
terday from business trip to Wells
and Fairmont.
r. B. Kennedy OF New Ulm, super
intendent of schools of Brown county
was in Mankato today.
p. Chiffon. representing Carson,
Prize & Co.. Of Chicago, was In the
city calling on trade today.
William ling special agent for the
Prussian National Insurance company,
was in the city on business today.
George Black spent yesterday at
Blue Earth. on business for the North
western Mutual Insurance company.
s. J. Campbell, master mechanic OF
the Great Western road, located at
st. Paul, visited in Mankato yester-
day.
Thomas Fletcher. special agent for
the Scottish Union Insurance COM
pany, was a business caller I'm the city
today.
p. w. Pitcher and a party of hunt
ers from st. Clair have returned from
a deer hunt IN Nothern Minnesota.
They captured four deer.
]. NJ. Baths, assistant superin-
dent of the Great Western road, To-
Gated at Redwing, was visitor in
Mankato yesterday afternoon.
Jack Martin, the auctioneer, will go
to st. Cloud Sunday, and next Tues
day will start big auction sale, clos
ing out a stock of merchandise.
r. v. Campbell, division freight and
passenger agent of the Dan Patch
road at Minneapolis, called on bust
ness associates I'm Mankato today.
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Mapleton
from fridays Daily.

from Fridays DAILY. ....... 49,. =.
A number Of ladies. members OF
Urania Chapter, o. E. s., attended
the school of instruction held IN Man
kato Wednesday evening. They re-
port an excellent time and are loud In
their praise, of the treatment received
from the Mankato ladies'. Those
going from here were Mrs. E. Hadley.
w. M. Madams Kruger. T. B. Taylor.
-B. F. Taylor. Wilde, Cornell Sanborn.
Charles Schwietzer, Bussee, Hanna
and Misses Ardia Gilmore. Vrona
Dietz, Orlena Barnes. Quinn and
Bomberger. Mr. and Mrs. John Dee
have returned. Hs
Mrs. Hamp has returned from her
visit to Mankato. .
Justin Humid is at home again.
Mrs. Trafzer and mother are
visiting in Lake Crystal.
Mrs. Hugh Quinn visited at the
More home In winnebago the. FIRST OF
the week. 49, -.'i
The hunters are back from the
North with two deer and bear.
James Quinn, Jr.. took George
Laffey into Iowa on Tuesday, re-
turning Wednesday at about p. m.
having made three hundred mile
trip. They visited Mr.. Laffey's farm.
Mrs. s. Reb, who has been IN for
some time is not improved. but has
suffered complications of her trouble
which cause her considerable pain In
her head.
Miss Sue Sprague. who has been
making an extended visit In the east
returned home yesterday to find her
mother not very well.
Rev. Edmund Larke has gone TO
New Richland to assist with the ordi-
nation of the new pastor in the Con-
gregatioral church at that place.
The w. C.. T. u. held a prayer
meeting In the Baptist church yester-
day afternoon for national constitu-
tional prohibition.
The following Ia new time card
for the Omaha road: Minneapolis and
Mankato local leaves Minneapolis at
$40 a. m. st. Paul 9:15 and arrives
in Mankato 1915. This train will
run Sunday as well as week days.
Dakota Express leaves Minneapolis
sos. ST. Paul S:45 p. m. arrives In
Mankato 1f:45 and leaves fz:25. Ofia-
ha and Kansas City Express leaves
Minneapolis 1890 p. IN. and arrives
Mankato 1926 p. IN. The new time
card win go into effect Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ritzlof Entertained.

Wells Forum Advocate: Mr.. and
Mrs. Fitzloff entertained a number of
relatives ct prettily appointed six
o'clock dinner on Sunday evening,
covers being laid for fourteen. The
dining room and table were made fes-
tive with flowers and foliage in sea-
son and an elaborate dinner was
served. The evening was spent in
music and conversation.
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Pleasant Surprise Party.

Mrs. Edward Young of Frazier
street was pleasantly surprised at her
home yesterday by twenty ladies OF
the neighborhood, who came to spend
a social afternoon. The time was
spent with sewing, and a delicious
Dutch lunch was served. The party
was greatly enjoyed by all in at
tendance.
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DANCING PARTY Toniaht.

The Elks will hold dancing party
at the Elks' hall tonight, the affair
being one of the series Of pleasant
parties being given by the Elks this
season. The Grand orchestra will fur
nish excellent music for the dance this
evening. playing all the latest and
most popular dance music. All Elks
and their ladies are cordially invited.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
From Fridays oany.

From Fridays OaIIy.
Alice NJ. Moore to Anna c. Eek
hardt. both OF Blue Earth county.
$4,000. west 5215 feet of lots l and 2,
block 81. city of Mankato
Lucy M. Spear to Joshua w. wigley
both Of Blue Earth county, $1,000,
north half OF LOT 4. ara south Ave feet
Of lot 3. all In block six. warren's ad-
ditIon TO Mankato.