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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-17

Or. Trovlnes, eye. cet. nose ard
throat n r. Armiio Bids, Phone
727.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-17

Most %disneuring skin cruptions.
scorfula, pimplcs. rashcs, etc. are due
90 impure blood. Burdock Blood Bit
tcrs as "a cleansing blood tonic. b. well
recommended. t1.00 ut all stores.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-02-19

Mrs. George Ballard, the event being
birthday celebration. About fifty
guests were present, and enjoyed
q social time, after which refresh.
ments were served. Mrs. Ballard was
presented with q beautiful table as
a token OF the esteem of her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Johnson were In
Mankato on business last Monday.
Miss Iona Cole Is on the sick list.
Peter Champaign left this week for
Newton Falls, Ohio.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. c.
o. Skov on Wednesday.
William Shores left Wednesday
morning for Denver. Colorado, where
he will be employed.
o. c. Kunkle and Art Nelson were
in st. Paul Tuesday. the former on
business. and the latter viewing the
sights. az
C. c. Erickson was in Mankato on
business Wednesday. a-t
Albert Just and wife were In Man
kato Wednesday. f
The berry men will hold O meet.
ing Friday. at 1 p. m, just before the
meeting of the grocers and berry
men, to order boxes for the coming
berry season.
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day evening, and assisted during the
musical program at the meetings.
Christian Womens' board Of Mis-
sions meeting at the home Of Mrs.
J. r. Osgood on Saturday. Febru.
airy 10, at p. m. All women vel
come.
II there is an item you looked
for and did not find It. It is because
I did not know about II. Tell II to
the correspondent. and Il will be
in the news.
Mrs. c. l.. Williams returned from
Iowa Tuesday, where she spent sew
eral weeks with her mother and
other relatives. F.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boynton
were passengers to Mankato Tues.
day morning. returning home the
same evening.
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agent of the Northwestern line, was
in the city on business today.
l.. N. Kruger Of Mapleton visited
friends in the city today.
Mrs. c. Olson Of Fourth avenue
is entertaining Mrs. Alberg Of AL.
bert Lea for several days this week.
Mrs. Holmes has returned to her
home ut Madelia after several days
spent here az the guest OF Mrs: w.
W. Zuel.
Fred Krause OF Lake Crystal was
in Mankato yesterday. Mr.. Krause
is one of Blue Earth county's early
settlers.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Derndt of
Litchneld were i'm the city today, en-.
route to Good Thunder for visit
with relatives.
May Shepard returned last even.
ing to her home at Lake Crystal.
after a visit ut the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs c. o. OFT.
E. f. Smith, freight inspector of
the Chicago and Northwestern. with
HcuuuudEttfS at bdfdDoo, WIS III the
city today on business.
An escort OF ten members of the
Knights Templar lodge went to
st. James this morning to attend
the funeral OF John J. Thornton.
C. +. Helmer. assistant superin-
tendent OF the Northwestern railroad,
with Headquarters at Winona, was In
the city on business yesterday after.
noon.
Mesdames ]. w. Andrews, j. r.
Brfandrup. +. NJ. Currler, w. J.
Morehart. and Miss Miner left for
st. Paul to attend the meeting OF
the state federation Of womens' club
GAINESVILLE Argus: James Cummins
was q visitor in Mankato Friday last
where he went to see his brother
Horace Cummins OF Eagle Lake. who
is confined In n local hospital where
he is receiving treatments for sciatic
rheumatism. Mr.. Cummins has been
ailing for some time with that pc.
culiar aiIliction.
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Rapidan
From Thursdays Daily.


Mrs. Christ Hanson is on the sick
list.
Monday the scale inspectors were
here inspecting scales for the bust.
ness men.
Miss Bertha Holberg has returned
TO her work in Mankato after a
week spent at home
II occurs to your correspondent
that the board OF health should take
steps to ascertain IL the disease so
prevalent is really smallpox or chick.
enpox, as some claim.
Mrs. Christ Johnson was called TO
Amboy Monday by the serious Ill
ness of her granddaughter. Hazel
Reeder.
We do not see many motor cars
at present. and the good old horse
is king OF the road these days.
George Macomber, Jr., has enclosed
his new house, and need no longer
worry about the weather.
All the friends will be glad to learn
that Mrs. Hans Erickson Is very much
improved in health, and II is not
thought by the doctors that an
operation. will be necessary.
Henry Yeager is out again. after
being confined to his home the past
week with smallpox. s.
Otto Griese Of Winona Is visiting
In this vicinity. 80
Sunday the members OF the Rapi-
dan Cemetery association, with their
held n pleasant surprise on
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Kasota
From Thursdays paIlv.

From Thursdays DaIlv.
Mrs. Alvin Guentzel spent Mon
day and Tuesday with her daughter.
Mrs. ]. Jones and family ut Man.
kato.
d. vetter made business trip to
Mankato Tuesday.
Royal Newton returned last Sat.
, urday from n visit OF several weeks
with Minneapolis relatives.
ID. F. Warrant returned Monday
from the Soldiers Home. where he
spent the winter.
Mrs. J. c. Johnson has been In
poor health for the past several
months.
C. n. Warrant is building a gar.
age.
Mrs. A. Dalgren has been i'll and
confined to her home for several
, weeks.
Miss Lulu Waterman and Mrs. j.
i. Davies were among the Mankato
, shoppers last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kirby en-.
tertained q party of young people
at their home In the country last
Friday evening. Those present re-
, port Il fine time.
Mrs. C. II. Swenson was ST.
Peter business caller on last Mon
day. IT,. .-... .a#.-
Little Gladys Stockton celebrated
her fourth birthday anniversary last
Monday. by entertaining twelve
little girl friends. Dainty refresh
ments were served, and the little
folks had a very good time.
Mrs. Charles Aim entertained
/ number OF lady friends last Mon
day evening.
Henry Weygandt was quite badly
! injured by falling from n building
upon which he was at work ut Man.
knto n few days ago.
II. l.. bradshaw was laid up the
F, first OF the week with q lame back.
Miss Celia Skipton. teacher in
district Go. Is preparing to give q
box social and entertainment next
I Saturday evening. February 13.
| Miss Elsie Rodell is Ill with pneu.
, monia at her home In the country.
Misses Jessie and Esther Pitman
4 returned Monday from n visit with
LeSueur Center relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Weygandt visit.
ed relatives at Mankato last Mon
| day. .....
c. II. Anderson was sick with
In grippe several days last week.
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Rspidan>D ecoria

from Thursday's Daily.
Miss Minnie GRANDSON visited at
the home OF her brother Edward
several days the past week.
Miss Anna Anderson il visiting
her sister. Mrs. Harvey Young.
Henry and Grant Cotton are en-
tertaining cousin from North Da-.
kota.
Bills are out for an auction sale
at Harvey Young's place on Febru-
airy 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Broderson
and children visited ut the J. II.
Anderson homo on Sunday.
The recent snow storms have
drifted roads so badly that our mail
carrier, Mr.. Scram. who never fails
to cover his route unless the roads
are utterly impossible or the storm
too severe, failed to put In an ap.
pearance on Monday and Friday OF
last week.
Miss Edna Schmidt went home
Friday evening. returning Sunday
evening in order to be here to open
her school Monday morning.
Miss Ada Manton entertained q
number OF the school children Sun.
day afternoon, In honor OF her sis.
ter, Miss Eva, It being her thir.
teenth birthday anniversary. Songs.
music. and childrens' games were
the entertaining features and ut
$3.50 n fine supper was served with
a nice birthday cake, which was or
namented with thirteen lighted can.
dies. Peanuts and candy were also
among the refreshments In abund-
ance. The guests departed wishing
Miss Eva many happy returns OF
the day.
Tuesday morning we heard that
Mrs. Hans Erickson's condition was
somewhat better. although there was
no definite change. The physician
looked for change Thursday. Mrs.
Erickson became suddenly III about
two weeks ago. and was taken to
the Emmanuel hospital ut Mankato
last week Thursday upon the ad-
vice OF doctors Schlesselman and
Dahl. She Is suffering from pneu.
monia. Her many friends are an
xiously waiting. hoping, to hear soon
that she Is better. Everything, pos.
sibie Is being done,to aid u her re-
cOveFy. 81 39I "a 49, eh-tlF xcf1h
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Made Offer to MapIeton.

The Commonwealth Power COM
pany has commenced active opera.
tons in the construction of its line
from n point near Lake Crystal
southerly to Garden City and Amboy.
u is understood that this company
has made written proposition to the
city of Mapleton, Offering to furnish
twenty-four hour service ut a con.
siderably lower rate than the rate
now I'm force in Mapleton.
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From rhursdav's Daily.

The dates of the annual encamp-
ments of National Guard companies
were announced yesterday by Ad-
jutant General Fred ID. Wood.
The Third infantry will be at
Lake City from June IA to %; Sec
ond infantry. June "a to July 3;
First infantry. July to July IL.
Major Arthur Johnson and Major
Charles Fl. Danforth of the Twenty
second and Fourth infantry respec-
lively will become inspector-instruc
tors for the National Guardsmen.
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on West Sixth street was started by
Mrs. Doose. who. II was testified
by Goodner. shouted at him as he
walked by. "You had better 60
home, you drunken stiff." Goodner
testified that he merely replied that
II was none OF the woman's busl'
ness, whether he went home or not,
and that Mrs. Meyer chimed In and
the two women kept abusing him,
while he told them nothing worse
than that II was none OF their bust.
ness.
There was quite an aggregation
of West Mankato people in the court
room, and several witnesses were
called by the defense to prove that
there was peace In the neIghbor'
hood before the Meyers and Dooses
moved into It.
The case was conducted on be.
half of the city by Attorney Arthur
Schaub and for the defense by At
torney Walter Plymat. Mr.. Schaub
brought out that last fall he had
sent letters TO Goodner. instructing
him to keep the peace, and that
Meyer had been instructed to cali
the police in case of trouble.
Mrs. Doose testified, with the cor.
roboration of several witnesses. that
she was not ut home at the time
of the quarrel, and did not get home
until Il was over.
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Eagle Lake
From Thursdays Daily.

Mrs. John Morse called ON Mrs.
III the past week with a bad cold.
Roy Compton returned to Mime.
apolis Friday after a short visit with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n.
Compton.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Anderson
were passengers to Mankato Friday.
While there they visited Mr.. Ander.
sons brother-in-law who is very III
at Emmanuel hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Ford of Tivoli
were Eagle Lake callers yesterday
Mrs. John Morse called on Mrs.
Stevens and Mrs. Foote Monday. Mrs.
Foote is reported very III
% Mrs. Walter Hin called on Mrs.
Lester Ewing Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred &. Peterson and
son drove TO Mankato Tuesday. Dur
ing their absence tramps entered
their home hut evidently wanted
something. to eat more than anything
else as nothing of any value was
CA1Cpt thtt thcy tUIuAtu ~
lunch before they left.
Frank Mention was Madison
Lake caller Saturday.
Mrs. Levi Compton Is reported very
i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morgan and
family of Waseca were Eagle Lake
visitors Sunday.
On account OF the bad roads and
stormy weather the Equity society
had no meeting Saturday evening.
Lester Ewing was Mankato call.
or Saturday.
ii. ii. Cummins is slowly recover.
ing and II is hoped will soon be able
TO be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Reynolds and
daughter, Meta returned home Thurs.
day. Their many friends are glad 10
see them back again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Jacobson
Miss Hulda and Joseph Jacobson
were callers at the Frank Mention
home Thursday evening.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Fred
Sleeves on Wednesday afternoon. De
licious refreshments were served and
all reported fine time.
The Teachers training class met ut
the home OF Mrs. l.. G. Peterson
on Tuesday afternoon ut $3.50 p.
IN. The next meeting will be Feb.
ruary 10 and will meet at the par.
sonage. 4 good attendance is hoped
for.
Miss Hattie Oehler is reported on
the sick list.
The Farmers Institute will be held
in Madison Lake Friday, February 12.
The w. II. Compton family have
been sick the past week with bad
colds. Everybody is glad to see them
especially Guy. out again.
A public auction will be held nj
the home OF James Millar on Thurs
day, February 25. Everyone regrets
the departure of this estimable family
from Eagle Lake. They intend to
move TO Winona in the near future
Boyd Englerth of Owatonna visited
relatives and friends In this vicinity
few days last week.
Miss Edna Oehler visited her sis.
ter. Mrs. Frank Mention a few days
this week.
Mr.. Jones of Mankato and partner
have been calling on the farmers in
this vicinity the past week in the
interest of the sugar beet growing
industry.
Mrs. George Mullerliele of Man.
kato visited Mt the home of Frank
Vaughn for n few days last week.
Miss Ava Gregg visited Mrs. Walter
Harein one day last week.
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From thursdays Daily.
Party For Miss Agnes Foltz.

Harold Fletcher entertained a
party OF friends last evening at the
Fletcher home. 1919 East Main street
In honor OF Miss Agnes Foltz, head
lady In the suit department at the
George Il. Brett Incorporated store.
who has resigned her position. and
will shortly leave for Ames, Ia, to
engage In business. Eight guests were
present, being those who had been
closely associated with Miss Foltz in
her department at the store. The
tables were prettiiy decorated with
flowers and a delicious course din
ner was served by Mrs. Fletcher at
$3.50. The Loyola orchestra OF four
pieces furnished very enjoyable music
throughout the evening, and the af-
fair was greatly enjoyed by all pres
ent.
Reception for Capt. and Mrs. Lynch.
St. Paul Pl neer Press: Captain
and Mrs. James NJ. Lynch, who for
merly lived nj Fort Smelling, were the
guests OF honor Mt a large reception
and dance given by the officers and
their wives o. the Twenty-eighth
Infantry at Galveston, Tex. january
20. The affair. was given just before
the departure of Captain and Mrs.
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..
Lynch Tor Minnesota, where they are
visiting at Mankato. the guests OF
Mrs. iLynch's mother, Mrs. NJ. ].
Porter. before going to the Philip
pines. where Captain Lynch VIII
join the Twenty.fourth infantry.
The reception was held in the new
pavilion at Galveston, which had been
decorated with large American flags
and bunting. In the receiving line
were Colonel Edward II. Plummer,
commanding officer of the regiment;
Captain and Mrs. Lynch and Captain
and Mrs.. Gideon II. Williams.
Captain and Mrs. Lynch are well
known in st. Paul socially and when
the Twenty-eighth was stationed ut
Fort Smelling they participated al
most of the activities of the younger
married set.
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Death of Prominent Divine.

Albert Lea. Mimi, February H.
Rev. DIR. o. A. Williams, seventy
eight years old. for thirteen years
a resident OF Minneapolis and super
intendent of home missions for the
states of Minnesota, North and South
Dakota and Wisconsin, died at the
Naeve hospital in this city Tuesday
night after a sudden attack OF pneu
monia.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-02-19
Broke Plate Glass: Cut Arm.

A stranger. said TO be under the
influence Of liquor. smashed plate
glass window in the Hidde and TILL
man saloon. South Front street, this
afternoon. His right arm was cut
and some blood was smeared on the
other window In the saloon that he
pushed against He was locked up
by the police.
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Enjoyed sIeishride and Social.

The Young Peoples society of
Our SayiOur's Lutheran church to the
number Of sixty went out to the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Barney
Sorenson on the Itapidan road last
evening in four bobsleds. There
they spent n delightful social even.
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Sorenson proved
themselves TO be royal entertain.
ers. A supper of oysters. coffee
and cake was served. The young
people returned to their homes in
the city about midnight.
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Lincoln Program and Luncheon.

Officers Of Linden Camp No. 76l,
II. y. A., will entertain the lodge
members tomorrow evening with a
Lincoln program and luncheon. in
Schiller hall, 230 South Front street
The lodge will be called to order at
eight o'clock sharp Members are
earnestly requested TO attend.
II Is further announced that the
reception committee will include
Mr. and Mrs Abraham Lincoln.
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Theatre Party.

Iheatre Party.
Miss Esther Iolum entertained a
number of young lady friends last
evening in honor OF her birthday
anniversary. A theatre party ut one
OF the moving picture houses was
enjoyed. after which a social even.
ing was spent nj Miss IIolum's home
on Florence street. Games and
music pleasantly passed the time,
the evening closing with the serving
Of a nice lunch by the hostess. Miss
Holum was presented with n number
of handsome gifts by her friends In
remembrance OF the day.
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Entertained jolly Bidders.

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ID. Nelson enter
tanned the Jolly Bidders club last
evening at their home, 512 South
Front street. Head honors were won
by Mrs. F. u. Swanson and George
Shell and consolation prizes by Mr.
and Mrs. c. f. Benstrom. Refresh
ments were served. All present had
delightful evening.
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Birthday Anniversary.

Birthday Anniversary.
A party OF neighbors gathered at
the home OF MFR. and Mrs. Henry
Foelster In Mankato township to as
sist in celebrating the birthday an
niversary or the latter. A very
pleasant evening was spent in play.
ing cards and with music. Among
the many pretty gifts received by
the hostess, was a beautiful birth
day cake. trimmed with pink and
white cut flowers. and presented
by Mrs. Joseph Elferts. A delicious
midnight lunch was served, covers
being laid for fifty guests, and the
party adjourned ut late hour, wish.
ing their hostess many happy re.
turns OF the day.
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+. ). kyan OF Souix Falls called on
friends in the city today.
n. NJ. Storer of Albert Lea visited
friends I'm the city today.
F. c. Wilbur OF Vernon Center
spent the day in the city.
Mrs. w. +. Neitzel of Traverse was
In the city shopping today.
DR.. v. Miller spent the forenoon
on business ut GAINESVILLE.
Charles Gamett of Winona called
on friends in the city today.
c. II. Fisher of winona was bust
ness caller in Mankato today.
DR.. Cooper of Winnebago spent
yesterday in the city on business.
s. F. sherbon of Walnut Grove
visited friends in the city today.
Rev. w. G. Babcock of Lake Crys-
tai was a visitor In the city today.
c. ID. Johnson of Albert Lea was
n business caller i'm Mankato today.
DIR. @. r. Curran was at New Vim
on professional business yesterday.
DIR. Bickford of Minnesota Lake
was in the city on business yester.
day.
Charles Young OF Waterloo, Ia.
spent the day on business In this
city. hT
Edward Mertesdorpf of Vernon
Center was in the, city on business
today.
Fairmont Sentinel: Harold, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. N. Bassett, who re-
turned last week from. the Man
kato Commercial college, is III at
his home with smallpox.
J. A., Erickson of lwinona called
on business associates In the city
today.
Alfred L. Atwood OF Austin called
on business associates in the city
today.
. o. r Nelson OF Crookston was a
visitor In the city today. stopping ut
the Saulpaugh hotel.
John p. Ring of Shakopee was here
on business visit yesterday. stop
ping at the Heinrich.
David Richards has gone to New
York on purchasing trip for the
Richard BROS dry good store
c. Il. Young of Huron district claim
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Entertained Bridge Club.

Miss Lucy Taylor entertained the
Bridge club at her home, III North
Broad street last evening, twelve
young ladies being present. Auction
bridge was played. and following the
games a dainty lunch was served
by the hostess.
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e, o. Scott Very 90.

Secretary Fred Force OF the Elks
has received word that f. ID. Scott.
formerly of Mankato, now living
in Minneapolis. is seriously iii. Mr..
Scott is I'm the employ of the Stan
dard Oil company. He is the father
of Raymond Scott, who travels for
the Standard Oil company out of
this city.
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From THURSDAYS Daily.


T. NJ. Coughlan returned last even
ing from st. Paul, where he closed
the deal for the purchase of the
controlling interest of the Breeu
Stone company for the T. II. Cough.
Ian company of this city. The new
officers of the Breen Stone company
are r. II. Coughlan. president and
7. NJ. Coughlan. secretary and treas.
urer. and these gentlemen will as.
sume the active management of the
business.
I'm addition To the working Of IA.
sofa stone and marble, they will push
the use of Mankato stone, thus ma.
terially aiding one of Mankato's
leading products.
The Breen Stone company, under
It's former management, was st.
Paul concern, under the new, Il is
a Mankato enterprise. and all its
business will be conducted through
its offices here and ut Kasota.
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from Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdav's Daily.
At late hour today the trial OF
the suit of w. II. Jacobson for dam
ages In the sum of $4,000 against
the Milwaukee railroad was still in
progress In the district court.
Thirteen physicians have been call
ed TO testify In this case. Six of
these are from outside the city, be-
ing as follows: DIR. II. o. Beard.
Minneapolis, connected with the
state university; DR.. Z. s. Geist.
Minneapolis. lecturer at the state
university; DIR. c. D Harrington. Min.
neapolis, X-ray photographer: DIR. w.
r. Rockford. Minneapolis, general sur.
geon of the Milwaukee Railroad com.
pany; DR.. l.. w. Kruger. Mapleton.
and DIR. j. T. Schlesselman, Good
Thunder. The Mankato doctors that
have been called are Drs. A. G Lied.
lon, A. f. Sohmer. Roy Andrews:
j. w. Andrews, J. =. Rosenwald, a.
=. Schmitt and c. J. Holman.
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Miss Florence Macbeth will sing
in Fairmont on Thursday. Febru
airy, IS.
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MANKATo FREE PRESS

posed his campaign for the mayoralty
last SPRING said Mr.. Haisletg Il
have been informed that Mr.. Corn
ing made the statement that his
action is to get even ("
Representative G. b. Bjornson OF
Minneota. offered an amendment.
which would make the law apply to
the news columns of a paper as well
rs TO the editorial section.