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bsea visiting Mr.. Peter Gratz -
other Seli1a reletives, returned hs0s
this mseming. Mrs. Assy Kurt, ~
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hsspitsl for some time. returned to -
home IN Gunnison Thursday. She wss
accompanied by Mrs. Z. G. Hsskias.
who visited in Gunnison several days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-06-25
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While the F. r. Williams Mercantile
Co. have sustained . severe loss Of their
manager, Ar. williams, we desire to
announce that the bssiness of the firm
viii continue under the original name
md manner, end We respectfully solicit
tSe ussal pstrua.ee from oil our frie.as
end customefn. We remain vefy r.
speetfsliy.
neF. z. WAkams Mercantile @.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-06-25

Agriculture is recognized - the
greatest Of all industries and . pros
porous. progressive and eniishtens1
agricultural population is the sursse
safeGuard Of civilization
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-06-25

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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-06-25

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ThussAAy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-06-25

II is an admitted economic fact that
thes~ can be no permanent prosperity
without q permanent agriculture
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-06-25

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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-06-25

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BIDS F0e tAe csnstrNctioa Of con-
crete siae Welk - The East side Of the
County Court Moose from curb line to
curt line between virgin;a Avenue and
Geoegia Avenue. end . wslk from the
sai1 East siae 10 the East entrance Of
said County COsFt House, and concrete
steps leedins up to saiA East entrance,
viii be received by the Board Of County
Commissioner up to and including the
9Th day Of July, A. D. 1915.
All Of said wslks are 10 be five (5)
feet wide, and otherwise TO be con-
structed in accordance with the town
ordinances Of the Town of Gunnison in
regard 10 concrete sidewalks.
The said Board reserves the right to
reject any and oil bids.
The successful bidder will he required
to give . bond.
The BOARD OF COUNTY
CoMMIssIoNE
By'RoySS. Lobdell, Clerk.
First pub. June.ls, 1915.
Last pub. July 2, 1915.
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14
Prompt Action Is Advocated
By Col. Heoaore Roosevelt

with this idea some time i'm the future
she will occupy the position that
China now occupies Then the Unit
cd States can afford To act on this
theory. But II cannot act on this
theory II IL desires 10 retain or regain
the position won for IL under Wash
ingtou and the men who. In the days
OF Abraham Lincoln, wore the blue
under Grant and the gray under Lee
Il worry earnestly hope that he will
act promptly. The proper time for de
liberation was prior to sending the
message that our gov eminent would
hold Germany to- strict account
ability If it did the things which she
has actually done.
Without twenty-Gomr hours delay
this country should and could take
offensive action by declaring that in
view OF Germanys murderous offense
against the rights OF neutrals com
mcrCe with Germany shall be forth
with forbidden and all commerce OF
every kind permitted and encouraged
with France. England and the rest OF
the civilized world
This would not be a declara ton
OF war. It would merely prevent mu,
nitions of war being sent to a power
which, by its conduct, has shown will
ingness TO use munitions for the
slaughter Of unoffending men. won
en- and children.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14
Former President Declares
That Germany Should
Be Called

Syracuse, y. Y. May 12-Formcr
President Theodore Roosevelt made
a plea for prompt action by the Unit.
ed States because of the Lusitania
disaster. while commenting on Presi.
dent Wilson's speech TO a gathering
Of naturalized Americans in Philadel.
phia.
MIR. Roosevelt was particularly in.
terested in that part OF the president
speech In which the latter referred TO
such a thing as a man being too
proud TO fight" and "a nation being
so risht that ii does not need to con.
vince others by force that II is right.
II think that China is entitled to
draw all the comfort she can from
this STALL said Mr. Roosevelt. and IL
would be we'll for the United States
TO ponder seriously what the effect
upon China has been of managing her
foreign affairs during the past fifteen
years on the theory thus enunciated.
III the United States is satisfied
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14
SAID To HAVE COT
THE COIN AND FLEW
Smooth Individual 10 Reported TO Have
Been Working" People Near
Wells village

One Of those alleged get-rich quick
fellows lit at Wells last week and a
few citizens and a farmer near that
village will never forget his coming
or going. says The Blue Earth Post.
He was engaged In taking orders for
tailor made clothes, but his real trade
was a cunning worker In cement and
subsequent events show ample EVIL
dence that he was a good mixer at
least. One OF his countrymen Ia Dane,
living on a farm. was badly in need
of professional services OF this kind.
So he induced Mr.. Johnson to sign
a note with him at a bank for $500
to purchase a mixer. so II Is alleged.
Jorgenson. the professional. got this
money. so II is said. and touched up
various business men for small sums
sggregating about $50 more and i'm
mediately hit the high spots for parts
unknown. SO Il Is reported. County At
torney Frundt and Sheriff Freer went
over Saturday. looked the situation
over. and learned the mixer" had
been at Mankato. but further evidence
of his whereabouts ceased there. A
warrant is issued for his arrest and
various municipalities notified 10 be
on the lookout
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14
I'm A LOAfER," SAID
SAUL" To QUESTION
Genial Hotel Building Owner Frowned
On the Suggestion That Ne Was
Business Man

Rumor had 1t this morning that the
pro- liquora or anti-county option for
ces had gathering in the Sons of
Herman hall last night and outlined
plan OF campaign. A Free Press re-
porter tried 10 pump the janitor. who
said there were business men there
from all over the county. but would
say no more. But he referred the re-
porter TO August Blissenbach of The
Mankato Post. Mr.. Blissenbach re-
fused to be pumped. though he did
drop the remark, I'VE will have TO
defend ourselves" He said there
were no saloon men there and referr-
ed the reporter TO Mayor A. q. Mey-
er and Clarence III. Saulpaugh of no
tel fame. Both of these big men were
like clans when Il came TO getting
any information out OF them. When
Mr.. Saulpaugh was asked what he
knew about a meeting of business
men In the Sons of Herman hall last
night. he replied. Il am no business
man. | am a ioafer.r
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14
OLD TIMERS HELD
THEIR ANNUAL meet
Moses P. Hayes Elected The President
TerritoriaI Pioneers Association
Al Reunion

Minnesota Territorial pioneers held
their meeting In St Paul yesterday
The following officers were elected:
Moses p. Hayes. Minneapolis, pres
ident: Frank C.. Ford. Newport, vice
president: John A. Stees. st. Paul,
treasurer. and George II. Hazard. st.
Paul. secretary.
The woman's auxiliary elected Of
flcers as follows:
Mrs. Jennie Pratt. Minneapolis,
president: Mrs. z. r. 'McClary. st.
Paul, first vice president; Mrs. Ella
Donaldson. Minneapolis. second vice
president; Mrs. l.. l.. Sheire. st. Paul.
secretary. and Miss Carrie Stratton.
Minneapolis. treasurer.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14
YOUTHS WERE SHOT
AT BY STRANGE MAN
Boys Believed Fellow Was Attempting
To Rob House in North End
OF City

In the hour of peril even the brav =
est may lail. and when danger threat
ems the market of heroism sometimes
takes a dreadful slump. Last night
bold robber, upon thievery intent,
In searching the town for a good bin
to crack" wandered up on Sixth
street, and his choice fell upon a
certain well known residence. He
was busy trying TO effect an entrance
and being a clumsy thief. he neglect
ed to conceal his person from posi-
BILE passersby.
Two gallant and valient Mankato
youths. CHANGING TO stroll that way.
noticed the figure of the robber, and
forgetting that discretion is the bet
ter part of valor started to give the
alarm. For their own safety they
should have hesitated before adopting
this bold and courageous method OF
averting crime. for their rude action
greatly angered the thief, who prompt
ly pulled a big six shooter from his
belt and fred several shots at them
in quick succession.
The young men did not linger TO
engage I'm fruitless argument. neither
did they stand upon the order Of their
going. but went at once. and Il Is
whispered that they might have been
running yet had they not come In
contact with the heavy line marking
the city limits. The everlasting graft
tude of the occupants of the endang-
cred residence should be theirs. how :
ever. for in his mad thirst for VEN
geance the thief apparently forgot his
object. and the home was not rob-
bed
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14
$4,000 IS The SUM
ASKED BY Mr.. MOORE
interesting Action For Alleged Libel
Will Be Tried al la Crosse
This Week

Manksto WoOdmen will be inter
ested in $4,000 libel suit to be
tried in the circuit court at La
Crosse. starting on Thursday of this
week. instituted by Rev Alfred Les
lie Morse of Anoka against B. +
Keller OF La Crosse
The suit promises startling revela :
tions and no doubt great many wit
nesses will be put on the stand, in
GLIDING high officials of the Modern
Woodmen of America. the organlza
ton which. II is alleged. issued thu
pamphlet which attacked Rev. Mr.
Morse
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14

Los Angeles. May 12.--Licutensni
General Miles. q. S. A. retired. said
IN an interview that the Lusitauia
tragedy would be only ono Of a series
Of sppsiiins dfsasters Of the European
war. but that the war itself would be
made the last in history by fed
Grafton Of nations. working through
recognized and properly supported
tribunal Of arbitration.
with regard to the keen interest oil
the United States in the consequences
Of the Lusitania's destruction Gen
eral Miles said his lips we're sealed
by the war department rules govern
Ing army officers. But he added:
A general demand for miltsrism
viii lead rs back 2OO years. when the
people at large had nothing TO say re
garding peace or war. Reason. lib
erty and human rights must prevail OF
they must degenerate"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14
Russians Admit the AUSTRIA
Germans Had Some Success

Petrograd. Via London. May IT,
While admitting that the Austro-
German movement from Cracow met
with degree Of success, the Russian
military authorities asserted today
that there was no possibility OF a
further advance with its consequent
menace TO the security of the Rus
sian positions In the Carpathians.
Report Is Submitted.
tAssccisted tsresx UisDatch.t
London, May 12.-Viscount Bryce.
former British ambassador at WASH
ington. and now chairman Of a spe-
cial government committee appointed
to Investigate and report on out
RACES alleged TO have been committed
by German troops during the present
war" has submitted the report of
the committee to Premier Asquith.
The document Is considered as
probably the most severe arraign-
ment thus far made of the German
military sweep across Belgium, main
ly because OF the position of Wis
count Bryce as historian. and also
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14

because of the care with which the
investigation was made. the great
number OF witnesses whose testimo-
ny was examined. and the mass OF
evidence now submitted with the re-
port of the committee.
Associated with Lord Bryce on the
committee were Sir Frederick Pol
lock, sir Edward Clarke. Sir Alfred
iIopkinson. n. A. l.. Fisher. vice
chancellor OF the University of. Shelf
field. Harold Cox. and Kenelm r.
DigBy. The committee was appointed
by Premier Asquith on January %.
last. and was given broad instructions
TO investigate alleged outrages. the
mal-treatment of civilians. and
breaches OF law and established us
ages of war"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14
ICE WAGON TRAVELLED
WITH GREAT SPEED
An Exciting and Spectacular Runaway
Creates Some Thrills On Warren
Street This Morning

About ten o'clock this morning an
exciting runaway occurred on Warren
street. when the team hitched to c
w. Miller's ice wagon became fright =
ened at a street car, and made a
spectacular run down the street
toward Glenwood avenue, being
brought to a sudden stop when they
collided with the watering trough
with a crash that could be heard a
block away. The wagon was In
charge of Howard Hoffman, with
william Miller acting as assistant,
and had been left standing near Ed
ward Ores store, while the men de-
livered cake of ice.
The horses turned out into the
street during the absence Of the men.
and when the street car came along
they ran ahead Of IL on the car track,
and finally jumped across the water
ing trough. with the result that one
of the horses was severely cut In two
places, and will be laid up for a
couple of days. The front end OF the
wagon was demolished and several
large cakes of ice were ground to
pieces.
One large cake of ice bounded
from the wagon into the watering
trough about filling Il. The harness
was ruined and Il is thought will be
a complete loss, but the wagon may
be used again after being remod-
eled. Mr.. Hoffman and Mr.. Miller
ran to the horses and caught them
before they could get away. II is
considered lucky by all who saw the
accident that no children were pass
ing In the street at the time. as they
might have been seriously injured.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14
Commercial Body Takes Up
Proposition Looking TO
Results
luncheon to Feature Next
Meeting of This Organ
iIaiion
from Wednesdays Daily.

rom WtuNebddgk bSlN.
New factory propositions for Man
katO formed one of tho chief topics
Of discussion at the meeting of the
advisory committee OF the CONNER
cial club held I'm the club Office yes
terday afternoon. all members being
present with one exception.
George NJ. Palmer and Judge LUrin
Cray were I'm attendance by special
request. TO confer on the matter Of
securing more factories for the city,
and after some discussion the secre-
tary was instructed how to continue
the correspondence with the factOr-
les which were under consideration.
At q recent meeting OF the CONNER
Clal club the secretary had been In
strucied TO write 20 the large pack
ing houses. stating the advantages
Of Mankato as a location for branch
packing houses IH addition TO the
replies previously reported. Secretary
Soaring read letters from Armour
company and SulzbergeT a. Sons COM
pany Of Chicago. both letters stating
that the companies were not at pres
cnt interested In establishing a
branch packing house here.
Minnesota Live Stock Breeders as
ISOLATION Is looking for place to hold
their next annual meeting in about
a month from now. and the president
and secretary Of the Commercial club
were authorized to furnish suitable
hall II the meeting Is secured for this
city. The Automobile club will make
the visit OF the delegates pleasant II
they should come here by giving them
an automobile ride around the city
and vicinity.
Morning Train On Dan Patch.
II. Z. Wcyer. secretary of the ~ W
Savage interests, OF Minneapolis. re-
Gently wrote letter To the club.
which was read during the meeting.
aud which stated that the movement
being agltated TO get q morning pas
rcnger train on the Dan Patch line
viii be decided when the new SEIZED
ule Is made out about the first of
Iuue, when the Dan Patch will run
into its new terminal in the heart of
Minneapolis. The secretary reported
that he had brought what pressure
he could TO bear toward getting the
morning train.
The Farmers club will hold meet =
ing at the home of William Strader
in Belgrade this evening. and the
committee decided to send a large
delegation TO attend A compliment
tary membership in the Commercial
club was voted to II. NJ. Green of
Lake Crystal, president of the Blue
Earth County Pure Seed association
by the advisory committee. out of
appreciation Of the excellent work he
had been doing for the county.
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Demonstrations Of Similar Character Occurred To-
Day Throughout Italy
COUNTER PROPOSALS ARE EXPECTED
Even These, 1t Is Not Believed, Will Satisfy
Demands Of Italian Cabinet Which Insists
On Certain Concessions


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racialy strategicaly
PROPOSAL RECEIVED
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Switzerland. 2The Swiss send
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14
PRESIDENT WILSON DEMANDS OF THE GERMAN GOVERNMENT STRICT
ACCOUNTING FOR LOSS OF AMERICAN LIVES ON STEAMSHIP LUSTTAA

1.-The course the president Is
determined on will be an
nounced as soon as 1t is pro.
per to publish"
This is taken to mean that
the American government.
observing the usual diplomats
amenities, will await the r
ceipt of the communication !
Berlin before making ii pull =.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14
aouaht Motor Truck.

The l.. Patterson Mercantile COM
pany has purchased through @. A.
Lewis large seventy five horsepow-
er Menominee motor truck with q
shaft drive. The truck made a test
up Main street hill, carrying one ton
OF freight. at the rate of twelve miles
per hour. quite easily. This win be
"A great advantage over horse power as
II will give quicker delivery.