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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-26

New Mexico state Penitentlary Santa
Fe, N. M.
For supplies TO be furnished to the
New Mexico state penitentary at
Santa Fc, n. NJ, for six months end
ing MAY 30, 1915.
Supplies consist Of groceries, meats
drygoods, leather and grain
Specifications ard blank proposals
can be had on application 20 the SUI
perintendent.
Bids win be opened at 8 "a M, Mon
day. December 6, 1915.
JOHN u. McMANGS,
Superintendent
Santa Fe n NJ November 26. 1915.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-26

MeKittriek, and me was unable to say
who opened fire first Winston was "a
star witness for himself Every other
phase of the evidence was in his fa-
vor.
Sila Found Guilty.
The first case TO come before the
petit jury was that Of the state VS.
Jose Sila a young Mexican hoy who
was charged with the murder of a
fellowcountryman at the McGaffey
mills on september Q of this year
The boy was found guilty of second
degree murder He had killed Juan
Sedillo n fight he had stabbed
his man in the throat with q large
pocket knife. severing the jugular
vein He uuaTcled with this man and
the two had separated but later Sila
came back with the knife and stabbed
his man unexpectedly His opponent
was armed with a siX-shooter and had
made several threats
Silas IS credited with having caused
the death of another man some time
ago by accident a bunch Of boys
were out shooting at a mark. Sila Is
said 10 have taken a shot AT an out
house some distance away a short
time later a man was found dead in
the clubhouse with bullet hole
through hits body
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-26
Wants statehood for Alaska.

Seattle, wash, Nov. 20.-Delegate
James Wickersham Of Alaska, who
has arrived from the north en- route to
Washington announced today that he
would introduce a bill at the coming
session Of congress providing for
statehood for Alaska.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~~N-~~~-N~o~~~~~@~e~~~~0-N
Positlon by experienced chaut
four; prefer private family references
Address Russell pleItfer general delivery
city.
WANTED Position by Young man mar
ricd. temperate capable, viii luaVe towpI
clerical work preferred which has poe
sbillues bf Advancement y H. a. care
Journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-26
MANTED-NIlsroIlnnenns.


~~~~-~~-~N~~~~e-o~~~N~-~N ~-~-~~N-~S~-SN>-~~~~~-
WANrED-uraln sacks Phone H., y. "
Fec.
BUILDING and repairing done cheap ana
wen rhonc lsel
WANTED Stamps and collections for
cash, Louis Lazos Box lst CITY -
WANTED nh1ie Washing; work guar.
antced. io5 south SECOND street
GARRETT CLEANING, FURNITURE ana stuVe
repairing w A. uoff Phone 6ss
FOR Al country butter and bnuermilk
apply 70 . Z. Lewis Albaqucrqua N, NJ
sriRELLA coRgETs Mrs T. W. Long.
fellow. phone l0s5. 1913 North Walter
street
WANTED-To borrow 1000 % Central
avenue business property at per cent
Phone 1870.
WANTED School teachers o. VISIT Haus.
cr's saddlery and sec our cowboy outfits
ll2 West Copper avenue.
WANTED ono pnir ~ grown thorough
bred Belgian lures. Apply IA East
lIa2eldlne ayenue Or phone 1901
WANTED TO trude good farm team
weight roe pounds each lor feod ur
Hill sen cheap f0r cash 9hufNoiarrers
Transfer Line 3ig West Gold ayenue. cts.
WANTED Any amount ~ eottlc 10 run on
share basis. by reliable and experienced
stockmau ] have an abundance of ok.
celicnt range with running Waior The
year round VIII make bond contract
for three years T. o. BoK 1905. CITY
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LEGAL NOTICES


INIII IWW HIVNl
Scaled bids win he received by the clerk
NJ school district No Thirteen 0D FORE
rance county Now Mckee. up to ten O'Clock
IN the forenoon ~ "wednesday the FIRST day
" December. 1915. Tor the erection NJ o.
school house ln MountaInalr Now MoKieo
Plans and specifications eau ho seen at che
store OF W w. Orme after November 40.
1915. The successful bidder viii boo roquir-
ed TO give bond satisfactory Co the board
OF school directors conditioned fur hc faith
fu performance of the contract The board
reserves tho right to reject any or all
bids
II. l. HANLON
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FOR RICNT--ROoms
~-~~~~-~~~--~~~s~4~-~e~s~
North

FOR RICNT--Rooms.
~e~e~~~N~-~-~-~s~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~s@~~~@-~~~-~sN-~~~
North
FOR RENT- Modcrn rooms, steam heat
Grant building 5O4l West Contral
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room for
gentleman SG 600 North Second street.
Phone loolW.
FOR RENT,- Funishoi for housekeeping.
three rooms, sleeping puryh be- private
nouge no sigt ooa Nnth seeond.
soum
FOR HENT Modcrn rooms atcam heat, no
slck bos Wcst Conml
FOR RGNr-Elogant furuahed room, bath
adjoining. 5ib West Lead.
FOR RENr Furnished ronms for hghi
housekeeping 52i South second
ron RENT Two large. front housokecp
lng rooms also bedroom mo- slck il'
West Gold
HlsnlnnHa
FOR RENr-Furnished roums. ans South
Waitr. Phone 2o2.
NOR RENT Rooms furnished for house
keeping slccping porch $40 south Edltb
FOR RENT Furnished rooms fpr house
keeping sloeplnr porch mo Walnut
FOR RENT-steam- heated Furnished rooms
with shaping porehea. bl6h east Central
F0R RENT Two nice rooms ID couple Fl
gentlemen also two raama fer light
housekccptRg. all modern on South luoad'
way
usnera'
FOH RENT-TWO room furnished cottage
with sleeping porch tlo, water paid. hp
ply lib West cold avonne.
FOR RENT--Dwelnngs
-1-~~-~-~-~@e~@e~~~
North,
EOR ItENf F0ur-ruum furnished nat Cau
. l0l North second street
FOR RENT Two room house. modern,
sleeping porch nicely furnished 22l
West Granite.
FOR HENr-Two room modern outage
with sleeping porch. 6l7 West Marble
avenue. Phone C75.
FOR RENT Furnished, tWo-room house,
large sleeping porch perfectly Hnnllnry
AZ 1924 North Second street Inquire 1901
North sccoud or phune lh6O.
SCUM
FOR RENr-Four-roo nousei modern, In
qure 4i0 West Lead.
FOB EUNT Modern tNo.foom bungalow.
win ratqcd sleeping porch furnished
fl5 per month Gl6 West coal
FOR RENT rhroe-room furnished apart
inenl with Moeplng porch. modern 2l6
South sixth street Inquire OF savoy hotel
FOk RENT Two.ruom bungalow Win
ghsscd sleeping purch furnished light
oud water paid $1,000 pen month. tlG West
FOR RENT -Four-room furnIshed house,
close I'm. bath modern 5000 month
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you mss many Opportunities daily . y'i
DO not read Journal want ads
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-26

W1NTED~Ladles' fine dressmakins, 400
South Seventh.
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HELp WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
-~~-~ee>~~~>->s--s%s---
Male.
WANTED Experienced solicitor Phone
701,
WANTED HARDWARE clork Apply 10
whitney Hardware Coo III South First
street.
WANTED-Mexican laborers si7b per
day. Employment Agency. lie South
Third street Phone 354
WANTED Men 90 act as sulpsmon can
make from &3 tu So day must know
Spanish, Inquire M West crmfal.
femAie.
WANTED WashWomau Mondays lt2i
South High.
WANTED-Ghl Tor dining room american
preferred phouc 1889 Mrs W. II. Reed
Lockhart ranch
WANTED-Apprentice girls. We do accor-
'dion. box, side plating crnuo dreFsmak-
ing parlors, enc North seventh street Phone
12ii.
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FOR sALr,-NIIscclIaneou..


-~-~aNs~s~aNs~seees~gnsNs seae@7s>@-T@~@~-@re.--~
fDh 81 ith-Codur pos Phone tbitW
For SALE Few sets 0f fura cheap ego
West Marquette Ihouo ltifl
FOR SALB-Ouc ruom tent house, iurn-
ishod Can l2li South walter
FOR SALE Plano rhoup II taken ot once.
lnquirc lls West Guld nyouuc
ron 5ALH--underwood typewriter, good
order. $50 iib Second street Phone 77e
FOR SALE BabyH oolapshlo push cart;
good us new, cheap Call 1l3 West sll-
yer avenue,
ron SALE Iurmsbiups fpr p.ruom houar.
complete mission dmin. Room SET range.
ron SALE Fno th.ckorug piano n *.
ccilent condition ALSO bennington type
writer ana Kitchen range. chcapi cash or
puyWeuu, BOZ Nurth Edllb street phunu
sO03
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WANTED elsAu aotian taa. at Tho jour'
nal ufflos
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FOR sALE-Reai Estate.

FOH SALE -Barkbin $3.50 viii buy 1 -
acres now American style adobe house
of aaN min 900 indlan school r6ad Ad
drcaa Louis Mncr Albuquerque. N NJ.
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TIME CAn0s,
Roswell.CarrrEozo Mail Lima

HNWaWghb' NsaH hAWs@ sNn"Ha aAu'"
Daily passenger service leaving Roswell
and Cbrrzogo Bl $500 a. m.
through fare. ono way ..,t,.t.t,ss''tl V'eV
intermediate points, per milo ,,.t't ~
30 lbs. baggage frco-ENcesa carried,
ROSWELL AUTO CO.,
owners aud Operators. fh'ho ~
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...~s.s--~ssA'y- $3.50 80
bought cold. esntsa and repaired Alhu.
susfaus TynswFitaf hrchsnss phone gTs.
rs sputk bs9ahs street
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FOR RENT-Annrtments.

,~~~-~~-~~~~-~~~~~-~S- ~~SN~-~-~-~~e-~--~~~see
FOR RBNT--HouseKeepin rooms ana tur
nished cottages sleeping pOrchsa tif
West Coai
FOR RENT-M0dern three-ro0m apart
ment. electric light and wator phid; SIS.
1911 North First street
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~~~~@~~~~~~~r~~s~-~~~-~r
FOR SALE OR RENT-Cheap sever
houses IN good location. Simon Carol
1902 north Arno atreet
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TYPEWRITEKs,

COMPLETE iino very latest 1916 ndveriis
ing novelties. Room 49, Barnett Didg
Manufacturers Representative
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Notwithstanding.

santa 20, n. NJ. November 2G. 1915.
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FOR RENT-Ofiicea Apply D A. Macpher
son Journal office.
FOR RENT--Office suite IN Woodmen build
Ing. after June 1st. Inquire d. A. Mac.
nheraon Iournal offlca
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-12-31
Garden CITY

A splendid time was enjoyed by the
Baptist Sunday school at their indoor
Christmas picnic last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Masters are enjoy
ing a visit from their daughter, Mrs
Scott and her daughter, both of Nah
iowa, MINI. a. -
Miss Ellie Prime has been confined
to her room at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. F. Osgood, with a bad cold
or grip. On Friday evening her sis
ter, Miss Josephine Prime, came from
Waseca to be with Effie. The patient
Is much improved.
Earl and Lyle Weld and their moth
er came from Minneapolis Saturday
for Christmas dinner at the home OF
C. II. John. Mrs. Weld, Lyle and
cousin, Willis John, returned to Min
neapolis on the four O'Clock train Sat
u-day. Lyle and Willis viii come tc
! Garden City on Tuesday and the Weld
! brothers will go home the same after
noon.
The Thurston family had theil
usual Christmas breakfast at the home
of Frank Thurston Saturday morning
This Is the final announcement o
the musical entertainment, "The New
Minister" which will be given in the
Christian church, Friday evening
December 81, at eight o'clock. The
, work is proceeding nicely I'm prepare
ton for this occasion. Twenty-Five OF
your friends make up the cast. Come
and see them in action Also remem
Der the oyster supper in the base
ment. following the program to which
all are urged to remain, and then stay
for the final watch service which con-
tinues till midnight. Avoid regrets b,
spending New Years eve at the
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Boynton enter
tanned a number of relatives at din.
ner on Christmas day, among the
guests being Mr. Ray Willard.
l.. ID. Mills. Ray Thompson and
family and the Olmsted's Toasted or
Christmas goodies at the home of T
+. Mills Saturday at two D. m.
III. o. Thompson and wife enjoyed
the Christmas dinner at the home OF
. Mr.. and Mrs. s. Fl. Thurston, as did
also Lyle Thurston and family.
:. The Christmas tree and program
were much enjoyed last Friday nigh,
by all present. Each man. woman ant
child received a treat and some gifts
were distributed. Mr.. and Mrs. Ohm
sted were the recipients OF ter
dollar bill as gift from the church
and they wish TO express their sin
sere thanks for this remembrance.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J.. Duffield enter
tanned guests from winnebago ovel
Christmas and Sunday.
Wendell Champman is enjoying tn,
hospitality OF the old home.
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Rapidan

Paul Rodgers and wife and Miss Una
Rodgers all of Minneapolis, are spend
ing the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. T.
l.. Rodgers.
Mr.. and Mrs Myron Perkins went
to Faribault Saturday morning TO
spend a few days with the formers
mother.
Appropriate Christmas exercises
were held i'm the Norwegian Lutheran
church Sunday evening.
c. l.. Kennedy, who formerly lived
here, now of Rye Gate, Mont, Is here
for a visit with relatives and old
friends.
Miss Mary Schultz is at home. being
sick with grip.
Mrs. Chris Strand and daughters,
Matilda and Hannah. and Mr.. and
Mrs. win Hanson of Duluth. were
callers Mt the Carrot home one day
last week.
An entertainment, Christmas tree
and box social were held in the school
house In district 109 last Tuesday
evening. The songs, dialogues and
recitations were well rendered by the
pupils and greatly enjoyed by the ap-
preciative audience. Miss Martin, the
teacher, left the next morning for her
home in Mankato to spend the two
weeks vacation with her mother.
George Nelson has erected nice
store building at the dam to replace
the old one. G.. s. Erickson did the
carpenter work. 49,. .... ......
Mr.. aid Mrs. Gust Schultz and
children from near Lake Crystal spent
Thursday evening with Mrs. Carrot
and family.
FIR. and Mrs. A. o. Lee entertained
last Sunday at dinner. Mr.. and Mrs
Ole Berger and children and Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Champagne OF
Ohio, arrived here one day last week
for a visit with the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Weir. Mr.. Cham
payne will return to his work after the
holidays. His wife will remain here
for some time. ..or
Several farmers are now busy haul
ing gravel from the Mcdonald gravel
pit to the road east of the dam, run
ming north and south. known as the
Lloyd road, which will greatly i'm
prove IL. e ..
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Kasota

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Johnson of
Rochester visited over Christmas at
the home of the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Hogan Johnson.
Edwin Claus of Minneapolis spent
the week end at home.
Mrs. George Redfield of Mankato
called on Kasota relatives and friends
last Friday.
Il. L. Bradshaw and family ate
Christmas dinner at the w. g. Cole
home I'm St. Peter. ..\r
NJ. J. Mulligan visited over Sunday
with his family in st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. William st. John are
visiting their daughter. Mrs. Wallace
Grant and family at Pennington until
after New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Z. Rydeen ana
son, Allen, spent Sunday at the home
of James Bennett.
Helmer Johnson went to Rochester
Monday where he will have his throat
operated on for the removal OF his
tonsils. AZ
J. T. Johnson of Cleveland visited
Kasota relatives last Saturday and
Sunday.
Henry Johnson returned Monday
evening from Dunell where he spent
Christmas with his parents.
Elizabeth Randolph, who makes her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pet
It's, is seriously i'll with the grip.
Oscar Gustafson OF Traverse is VISIT
ing at the home of his uncle, C.. E.
Rydeen and family. go
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Beecher re-
turned Monday to their home in Ro-
chester after a two weeks visit with
Kasota relatives.
Edwin Carlson. who attends bust
ness college I'm Minneapolis, is spend
ing his vacation at home.
Miss Ruth Johnson went to Health
Haven sanatorium ut st. Peter Tues
day TO submit to an operation for the
removal OF her tonsils by DR.. STRAIT
hern.
The Lutheran Sunday school gave
their Christmas entertainment Mon
day evening.
Misses Hazel Reed and Ruth Voc of
Mankato were callers at the home of
J. r. Ream Monday.
The following officers have been
elected in the Knights of Pythias
lodge for the ensuing year: II. r.
Pressnell, c. c.; II. ]. Korby, V. C.. ::
w. II. Powell, prelate: p. j. Norman.
NJ. of w; William Jardine, X. r.
and s. and NJ. OF F.; o. p. Buell., VI
OF E.; c. n. Warrant, !. c.; Ed L..
Lundquist. o. G.
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-12-31
Young Man Declares That He Is
Not Guilty Of White
Slavery
FROM Fridays Daily.

FROM Fridays. Daily.
Deputy United States Marshal
Smith came to Mankato last evening
and brought to the county Jail pris-
oner and story, which explains the
report published in last evenings
Free Press, that a warrant had been
issued i'm Indiana for the arrest or
Joseph Kinney at Amboy, Mimi. on
the charge of violating the federal
white slave act
Joseph Kinney is also called Carl
Smith. He says his right name is
Joseph Kinney and that he is twenty
three years old. He looks no older
than that. He declares that he is
entirely innocent. He says the wom-
an, whom he is accused of enticing
from her home, is his step sister,
who had fled from her husband,
looked Kinney up and sought his help
in getting employment.
The Husband Complained.
The warrant was issued on the
complaint of the husband of Mabel
E. Swartzbaugh of Knox, Indiana
who accuses Kinney with running off
with his wife. Mrs. Swartzbaugh
ana her four year-old daughter are
now staying at the farm OF o. X. Oh
son, near Amboy. . e..
my home used to be at Michigan
City, Ind" said Kinney today. Mabel
is my step-sister. Her mother, a
widow, married my father. a widow
err We all lived together for years
II was six years ago that Mabel was
married to Robert. She left him
once and he forced her to go back
and live. with him again. II was last
June. that ! went to Arhboy and OBJ
tanned work on a, farm. Some six
months later. Mabel came there and
looked me up. did not know she
was coming. She wanted to see what
could do for her. II is absurd to
say that I ran away with that mans
wife. II is all l can do now to sup
port myself" .... ......
Formal Charge Preferred.
Kinney was brought before United
States Court Commissioner Benja-
min Taylor He was formally charged
with a violation of the Mann white
slave act. He demanded an exami-
nation, and this was set to take place
on December 30 at 2 p. m, His bail
was fixed in the sum of $1,000, and
as this was not forthcoming, he was
placed i'm the county jail .gH-lJ
II am through with my wife," said
r. F. Swartzbaugh, the complaining
witness, when seen this morning in
the Office Of Attorney J. W., Schmitt
"She shall not go home with me,
even IL 1t is her desire. but I want to
get my little girl. | want that child
to be brought up properly. she cannot
get a proper bringing up under the
care of such woman as her mother
Il am an employee Of the MCKEE
Plate railroad. My speciality is cleo
trical work. It was on December II
that my wife ran away she left about
seven o'clock in the morning. I came
home shortly before noon and dis
covered that she was gone. l traced
her to Amboy.
Claims love Affair.
There has been a love affair be-
tween Kinney and my wife during the
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-12-31
Resume of the Great War

merce interferences. Note. from Ger
many defends sinking schooner VIII
liam =. Frye, but agrees 10 payment
of damages. 16-United States ad-
vises Austria that munitions sales are
legal. Correspondence revealing OPP
erations of German agents published.
19-Arabic torpedoed, two Americans
killed. -. '..
September Ambassador Berns-
tori notified state department Ger
many agrees to sink no more liners
without warning. flames +. J.
Archibaid's arrest at Falmouth dis
closes carrying documents for Aus
trian Ambassador Dumba, and Cap
tain Won Papen. cardinal Glib
bohs presents pope's peace plea to
president Wilson. british ship
Hesperian torpedoed or. mined. g
Germany delivers note declaring Ara
bic attacked German submarine. 10
United States demands Austrian AM
bassador Dumba's recall. 17-Eng-
land seizes s15,O00,OOO worth of
American meat cargoes. 24-Eng-
land agrees to release American
goods held at Rotterdam. 29-Anglo-
French half billion loan negotiated.
October English note denies
discriminating against Am e ic n
trade. 5-Germany disavows sink
ing Arabic and offers reparation. s.
United States warns Turkey against
Armenian massacres.
November England seizes Amer
lean steamer Hooking. S-Germany
diselaims responsibility for American
passport frauds. 8-Unlted States
sends $1,000 word note to England
protesting against trade interfer-
ences, declaring German blockade H.
legal. 9-Italian liner AncoIa tor
pedoed by Austrian submarine - in
Mediterranean, Americans killed
12-Dr. Joseph Goricar's charges
against Austrian Consul General
Nuber and other Austro- Ger
man diplomats blished. "a
Henry Ford charters peace ship. "a
Ambassador Whitlock returns from
Belgium. pa Charge
Zwiedinek complains against criti-
cism of Consul Won Nuber.
December 3-United States de-
mahds recall of Captains Boy-E Ed and
Won Papen. g-UEited States sends
note to Austria demanding disavowal
OF Ancona attack.
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A Thought Fer the Opening Year.

A cheerful disposition Is great ben
eft not only to its possessor. but TO all
who come I'm contact with him. The
person who never permits his unchar.
itable side to gain the upper hand Is In
his own cheerfulness radiatin:. source
Of good Will Happiness. like misery.
is contagious. And just us no one can
calculate the amount of harm 20 other
peoples dispositions done by the chron-
&c grumbler II is impossible tn conceive
OF the vast amount OF genuine good
that we owe to the considerate kind
ness Of those who are blessed with
light hearts
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Mankato State Ba M
...-. MsnxATo, MINI. "a - .

surplus and OndivIdes Profits. asser
SEQ ,<Roh, ,Presldens- r,,y,.
GEO. O.. OWEN, Vice PresIdsnt.
" 2 FRITZ yIcs President "s
z SCHOVEN. Cashier ~
r G, NICHOLSON, Asst. csshisT
.r..n. 81. F-4s----E IA .. o. ., 4. .
80. DIRECTORS.
20 Harrington S,c Julia!
SeV. y. Owen 4 G., Pterbaucf
sd Kron Y Frhnk Pay
u n Fritz Charles Schwarol.
: ~ sundt August Schultz
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q. g. 's.-.E
Money, In amounts from {I.o0e.ee
20 100000 to loan on. farms ..
9 per cent interest. Five TO tep
years with partial principal payment,
annually optional No delays In got
'rs tbe money