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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-08-15

First base by errors-Immanuel. = Left on bases
-Rosedale s. Emmanuel, T. First base on balls
OF Seale, .: of THOMPSON, s. Innings pitched
By Nrale :: by Bean l. Hits made-Of Neale. Z.
Struck out-By Neale. Z: by Beall. .: by Thomp-
son H. Home run-Kehl. Three-bdse hit-Raw-
linss Two-base hit-Moran. Sacrifice hit-kirk-
land MCCARTHY Stolen bases-Fitzyerald. Roche.
Moran e.. Miller IT,. Bauer. Doleman. Arm
strong Double play-ROche TO Kirkland TO Miller.
Wild ritchcs-Beall ~. Umpire-Mr. kerper
Time OF game hours
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Earned runs-Y. VI. c. A., :; White So1. /.
First base BY errurs-Y. NJ. C. A.. .: White Sox. 5.
Left bases-Y. NJ. C. A.. .: White Sox. =
First base bslls-Od Brown, 9; OF Parker. 5.
base hits-Wilkinsnn. Brown. Sacrifice fly
Barnes. Stolen hsses-Wilkinson. Young ~,
Brown. Tit. Randolph ~. G. Williams t2,.
Stewart. Double play-McKinney to Young to
Webster to Wilkinson. Passed ball.-Barnes.
BARRIER ~. Umpire-Mr. Harley.
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Providence aets Pennock.

Boston. Aug N-Herbert Pennock. the
former Athletic pitcher. has been released
BY the Red sox to the Providence Inter-
national team. Pennock has not pitched
Il full game for the Bostons sincs he was
bought twe months aga
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LOCAL "Y" WINS,
Twelfth-street Team Trims vir
Einia White Sox, 3 to 2.

Efnia White SOx, 3 to z.
The Virginia White Sox defeated the
Virginia Grays in the first game of a
double-header at American League Park
yesterday. II to 6. Then the White Sox.
REINFORCED by five semi-pro players,
tackled the Twelfth Street Y. NJ. c. A.
team in the second game, and the ''Y''
boys came out victorious by a 5-to-2
score. The game was a bitterly contested
pitchers battle between Harrison Parker
for the Virginians and Bernie Brown. the
~" teams star slab artist. Scores:
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ruruR1rY AT EMPIRE CITY.


New York. Aug. M-The $4,000 Fu-
turity. championship stallion stake race
for 3-year-old trotters. win be the feature
Of the Grand Circuit meeting at the
to September L
II. K Devereanx. president Of the
Grand Circuit. came here last week to
ieok over tas track and prepare for H.
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The key to authorizations Is follows: ". s. e..
Washington swimming Club: NJ. 5. C.. MARYLAND
Swimming Club; II. A. e.. Doyle Athletic Club:
A. n A. Ascension Athletic Club: r. b. G.,
Potomac Boat Club; W. A. C.. Western Athletic
Club.
The officials were IS fellows: Referee. +. c.
I:amman; assi.tsnt referee. y II. MesN; clerk IT
course D. A. DcIashmu;,; assistant clerk Of course.
Edward b. Filch: starter. \. >. Lowsiey: Judges
ard timer, William :. Hall. I. A. iesser. NJ.
S. Leonard. 2. A. Dempsey, E C. Doyle. ]. ID.
Buriank Il. Y Young.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS AEsULfs.

Chicaro Q: Baltimore. J.
Bahimre. ,: Chicago. ].
st. luis }: Newark. l.
pittsbmgh. q. Brooktyn.
Kansss City. g.; Ru6slo. 0.
Buffalo. O.: Kansas City. :
roDAY's GAMES
Ksssas CITY st Newark.
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rANpING or rHE CLUBS.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14
An1boy
'rom Tuesdays OsIiv.

rorn Tuesdays Osiiv.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Boughten eel
ebrated their silver wedding auniver-
sary last Saturday evening. May 8,
and many relatives and friends were
In attendance. A pleasant time was
njoyed and light refreshments were
served. Beautiful silver gifts were
presented TO the worthy couple.
Mrs. Deal of Mankato spent sever
al days with her daughter. Mrs. Blade
Name.
There was severe frost Saturday
light. and there Is no doubt but
what the fruit buds are all killed.
William Boughten Is putting in a
tubular well for !. VI. Hentage.
High school students were enter
tanned at a royal feast last Friday
evening Mt the home of Mrs. Latin. In
celebration of Miss Marjorie's birth
day. She was presented with hand
some gold ring and a fountain pen,
and the evening was pleasantly spent
In playing games. ..
Barton Huffman Of Madelia gave
an interesting lecture at the Christian
church Monday evening. May 10. His
ubiect was women and Children In
Toll"
The Amboy hotel will bo opened
this week.
The bridge over the Blue Earth
river west OF Amboy was Inspected by
the county commissioners. and there
is hope that a concrete bridge will
soon be built.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14
Butternut Valley
rom ruesdsy'. osn~.

rom TUESDAYS Osi'~.
Paul Meyer had the misfortune to
slash his hand with ja,S knife
while pruning tree, last Thursday.
The cords controlling two fingers
were severed and there Is great dan
ger OF these being permanently I'm
paired.
George Bahma has been under q
physicians care at Lake Crystal this
week for blood poisoning of one leg.
The following farmers have recent
ly purchased autos: Fl. X. Rasmus-
sen. Hugh Hughes. Herman Bahma.
Geo. Reiman and Carl Green.
]. d, johnson Of Lake Crystal IA
employed at raising the town hall and
placing new foundation under same.
This to be Immediately followed by
the building OF new addition.
Outhondt Eros. have compIeted
their lumber saving job al the Tom
Evenson farm. red &
The mass meeting of Saturday
evening called to discuss the large
drainage system proposed through
the southern section of this town ana
extending into Lincoln and Linden
townships. drew q large attendance
of interested farmers who threshed
the matter over pro and con. No for
mai action. was taken as II was gem
orally felt that the Importance and
extent Of the undertaking worranted
further ihtestisation.
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ahdf1 social afternoon was enjoyed.
All present united In wishing their
Hostess many more happy years OF
life.
Mr.. Long of Mankaio was st.
Clair visitor last Sunday.
A temperance speech was given ut
the Evangelical church last Wednes-
day evening. Miss Shanner spoke,
and interested the large crowd in at
tendance. Nine new members were
taken I'm.
The ,Women's Christian Temper
ance union met at the home of Mrs.
Steven Foster Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Ernestine Frank spent Sun
day at home with her relatives.
The Young Ladies' Working club
met at the home OF Mrs. Boswell last
Saturday evening. Miss Scott enter
tanning. The evening was spent In
sewing and crocheting, after which q
dainty luncheon was served.
Miss Jennie Fields closed her term
OF school In the Hodapp district last
Friday afternoon. with q picnic din
| ner for scholars and visitors In the
grove. "a,
Miss Hattie Fitzl0fr Is visiting
friends at GAINESVILLE for . couple Of
days this week.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Ed
ward Froehlich Thursday afternoon.
A social afternoon was spent, and
sewing was done for the sale which
| will take place next fall A business
| meeting was held. after which lun-
cheon was served. the affair closing
at 6 p. m.
Mr.. Beccue OF GAINESVILLE spent a
few days with his son. william. at
| ST. Clair.
Miss Lena Bestman will entertain
the girls sewing club Saturday even
ing, May 90.
Heavy rain and wind storm passed
through the country Monday but no
damage was done.
Miss Sadie Fields closed her term
'of school in the Lynch district Fri
day afternoon. with a picnic dinner
81 the school house
Mrs. Greene visited her daughter
at Minneapolis lsst week.
Mrs. Conrad ana daughter of Hec-
tor spent few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Edward FrOehlich last week.
| The Ladies' Aid Of the Luther m
church will meet with Mrs. VILLA u
FrSsk on May q.
Mr.. and Mrs. George IIubner and
family and Mrs. Currier. drove to
Wells TO visit relatives over Satur-
day and Sunday.
A Sunday school convention was
held at the Kennedy bridge church
;unday afternoon.
William AFit2lofr spent Sunday aft
ernOon with Herman Fitzlofr.
The son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Zimmerman is quite sick as the re-
suit OF accidentally eating some dry
lye last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beccue. and
Mr.. and Mrs. August Beccue drove
to Good Thunder Sunday. and visit
I'd at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Hunholtz.
Confirmation exercises will take
place at the German Lutheran church
Sunday. May i6.
| A dance will be given al the st.
Clair town hall, May 81 Sandou' s
orchestra will furnish the music.
Everyone invited.
The council held a meeting Friday
evening,
sAIiss, Gilmore and MIR. I4atherel
were visitors at the Frank Chase
home last Wednesday.
Mrs. Herman Beccue aud Mrs.
August Beccue OF Smiths Mil at
tended the meeting at the home of
Steve Foster last Wednesday.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14
St, CLAIR

Fr~~, rossSay's Oaiiv.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Albright from
Mapleton were guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fftzlon and
family over Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Agnes Fratske- and Anna
Manthy and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Guyer GAINESVILLE drove to st. Clair
and spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Pagenkopf.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beccue. Mr..
end Mrs. August Beccue. attended
the funeral OF Miss johnson at Eagle
Lake last Friday.
Mrs. August Fisher celebrated her
birthday last Sunday. and the chill
dren were entertained at dinner.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14

y 4 T.. =. =
Lcndon, May ff.-The war be-
tween Italy and the central en-
pires Is now regarded in Rome as
almost unavoidable. There 10 said
TO be only slender chance OF an
agreement being reached. MIL.
tary preparations are being push
ed vigorously and political oppo-
sition 20 going to war apparently
has died away.
A Milan dispatch gives what
purports 10 be an offer OF terri
torial concessions from Austria,
and they are described as unae-
eeptabie TO italy, inasmueh as
they exclude Triest, Austria.
Geneva, Switzerland, May IL
All italian officers and men In
Switzerland up TO the age OF
thirty -four were ordered yester-
day TO rejoin their regiments I'M
medisteiy. Austrian and eavarl.
an forces are concentrating In
Tyrol. ..
Heavy fighting has been prog
reselnu on the 6aiiipoii PENN
sula the last few days, although
the accounts completely contra.
dict each other.
Victory In several engagements
along the carpathian front Is re-
ported ln the official Russian
statement.
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From Tuesdays Daily.
Entertained Out Of Town Friends

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Sullivan en-
tertained a party Of friends last even
ing at a very prettily appointed $3.50
dinner at their home, 424 South
Broad street, In honor of William
Donnahue of Minneapolis and Charles
Sheran of International Falls, who
were In the city over Sunday to at
tend the dedicatory exercises at the
new X. c. hall. A dainty color
scheme of pink and white formed the
decorations. and covers were laid for
ten guests Messrs. Donnahue and
Sheran left for st. Peter today to at :
tend the state convention OF the
knights of Columbus.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14
from tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Covers were laid for hundred
and fifty-four at the banquet
held last evening by the Manka-
TO Automobile club at the Saul
paugh hotel. The tables were
profusely adorned with pink
carnations and smilax. A sump-
tuous supper was served. while the
Lamm orchestra rendered ap-
propriate airs In the adjoining
balcony. The out -of-town guests,
aside from the speakers. included
County commissioners e. VI.
Jackson and Schuck and County
Auditor William n. Holz OF NieOl-
let county. The Blue Earth county
board was represented by Commits
board was represented by Com
missioners T.. II. Foley. w. II.
Compton and II. G.. Kraus, The
banquet was served at 1880 and
was served In five courses. u was
very, nice repast. rejecting
credit on those who had To do
with its. preparation. Following
the repast addresses were deliver
ed. The meeting came TO an end
at 1870.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14

Washington, May 1.-THE Ger
man governments official express
sion Of regret for the loss Of
American lives on the lusitania.
and reiterating that Germany
holds Great Britain responsible,
the text OF which was published
In last nights news dispatches,
was expected to reach the Ger
man embassy here today and will
be formally communicated to
Secretary Byran by Count Bern.
stroH.
The official text has not yet
reached the embassy because OF
difficulties with wireless commu-
nication, but Count 6ernstorh,
e taking the news dispatches as OF.
ficiai, presented his governments
regrets. Neither Count Bern
storH nor Secretary Bryan would
discuss the conference.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14

various Incidents. discussions of dues1
tons arising out of war. on land and
at sea, eBeisian Neutrality. - Japani
the Neutral Flag" Blockades. finan-
cial war news. and various articles
on the political economy of Belgium.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14
Organ Recital.


Following is an extract from "The
Cleaner" OF Kingston. Jamaica, Brit
ish West Indies: Music lovers were
given an exceptionally rare treat
Monday night, when DR.. Baldwin
gave his first organ recital al the Ro-
man Catholic cathedral. The sa-
cred ediflce was crowded. among
those present being His Excellency,
the Governor. Sir Sidney Oliver and
Captain Stokes. acting A. ID. c. Pro-
lessor Baldwin's performance was
unquestionably the most brilliant
that has ever been heard on the is
land. He. demonstrated his absolute
mastery OF the organ and his excep-
tional power, and ability. giving the
most ample proof OF his skill"
His Lordship, Rt. Rev. Bishop ]. ]
Collins, wrote the following letter,
which needs no comment:
Kingston, Jamaica. April 8, 1911.
DIR. Minor c. Baldwin gave two re-
citals on the organ in the Holy Trim
lily cathedral. Kingston. Jamaica,
that won the admiration and inter-
ested praise of the musical public.
His organ playing was a revelation,
and II Is not too much to say that his
visit to Jamaica will improve the
general tone of church music on the
island.--J. Collins, V. A.
DIR. Baldwin will render a pine or
gan concert in Mankato next Monday,
May II. at the Evangelical Lutheran
church. This win be an exceptional
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14
Weddinu at New uim

William ZObel and Miss Martha
Kruger will be united In marriage
at New Ulm tomorrow afternoon at
three o'clock. Misses Lydia and Berr
tina ZObel went To New Ulm today 60
be present AT the wedding of their
brother. and Mrs. Josephine Lamm
and son will 60 tomorrow.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14
VIII Give a Social.

MankatO Division No. 46, Brother
hood of All Railway Employees. will
give a social at the Yeomen hall on
Saturday evening, May Is, and all
brothers and railway employees are
cordially invited to attend. ihe com
mittee in charge has arranged for
smoke social and card party. with
other amusements. No charge will
be made for admission The invi-
tation Is being sent to railway en-
ployes at New Ulm. Waseca, Tracy
St James. Madelia and other places.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14
c. ID. OFT transacted business a
Lake Crystal today.

c. ID. OFT transacted business at
Lake Crystal today.
Mayor A. G. Meyer went To James,
vile on business today.
Mrs. ]. ~. Maine of Amboy was
guest In the city yesterday.
DIR. c. II. Nerbovig left for the twin
cities today for short visit.
w. A. WATSON of Minneapolis was
in the city on business yesterday.
Architect Albert Schippel left for
Minneapolis today short business
trip.
Fred Mertersdorf of Vernon Center
was a business caller In the city yes
terday.
DIR. c. J. Holman spent yesterday
at Minnesota Lake on professional
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Waite of Gar
den City spent several hours in the
city today.
+. VI. Zuel spent yesterday at Lake
Crystal in the interests Of his insur-
ance department.
DR.. A. Wohlrabe returned yester-
day from Il week END visit with his
parents at Truman.
Miss Catherine McShane of Austin
Is spending the week as the guest of
Miss Hazel Stewart.
Miss Margaret Clasick. who spent
Sunday with her mother, has return
ed to resume her work at Faribault.
Mrs. George Fraser Of Morenci
Arizona, was guest I'm the city yes
terday and will spend the summer at
Madison Lake.
Thomas Kieff of st. Paul. who spent
Sunday as a guest at the home OF
Mrs. Mary Finnegan, returned to his
1 home yesterday. ...-t
Lee Wilson returned to his home
at Janesyille yesterday. after having
visited over Sunday with relatives
| and friends here.
Mrs. c. ". Jones. 100 North Second
street, who was recently operated on.
suffering from a complication OF di-
seases. was today reported worse.
Mrs. Edna McCasney went TO Wells
today to enter the w. C.. T. u. grand
gold medal contest to be awarded nj
a district convention now in session.
c. l.. Sheeran. formerly deputy
county auditor OF Koochiching coun :
ty, now connected with the Securi-
ty Investment company OF Benson
was I'm the city yesterday.
Attorney J. w. Schmitt spent the
day on business at st. Peter, APP
/ pearing as attorney In district cour,
for ]. II. Archer In the case of Marian
Hills and Martin C. Johnson VS.. 7
| III. Archer.
Miss Emma Olson. clerk i'm the
, Office of the county auditor, left this
morning for Rochester to a medical
consultation. Miss Olson has been
unwell for some time II is not yet
certain whether her condition Is SER
ious.
Attorney Arthur Schaub has re-
turned from st. James. where he APP
peared In district court as attorney
for Herman Stain of Canada In his
case against Paul Seller. winning his
ease yesterday afternoon in a trial
by jury.
Peter and Chris Munsch. DIR. A. A.
Doyle. and Frank Martin OF Waldorf.
who were in the city Sunday to at
tend the dedication of the new X.
c.. hall and visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Crane. 122 State street,
returned yesterday to their homes.
Mrs. M. r. Coulter. Mrs. ]. II. Har-
riman. Mrs. @. A. Cahoon, Mrs. II j.
Kuhn and Mrs. Hunter went to- Owa :
tonna yesterday 10 attend the an
mel meeting nf the .Mankato dis
trict OF Home Missionary societies OF
the Methodist Episcopal church. The
meeting closed at noon today es
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14
Hadlex COMING to Town.

Colonel Fred Hadley. editor of The
winnebago ENTERPRISE. will chaperone
a party of his fellow townsmen. who
are coming to Mankato on Thursday
evening to see the Wild West show.
The report that the colonel Is going
to put ON the gloves" against Jess
Willard is not correct
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14
From ruesday's Daily.

Grand and petit jurors for the June
term OF the district court were drawn
late yesterday afternoon by George
a. Kyust, clerk OF the court: Anton
-osten, sheriff, and Peter p. Schultz.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14
Series Of Parties.

Mrs. II. c. Gerlach and Mrs. T. II.
Summers will entertain at a series
of parties at the home OF the for
mer. 4li North Fourth street, the
affairs to open with musical pro-
gram on Thursday afternoon. o.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14
Auction Bridge Parties.

Mrs. T. II. Summers. and Mrs. II.
C.. Gerlach have issued invitations for
a two day series Of auction bridge
parties. to be held on Friday and Sat =
nrday Of this week. at the home Of
the latter. 40 North Front street.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14
From Tuesdays Daily.

Four propositions for the giving of
oredential cards came up for consid-
Grafton before a meeting OF the CEN
sorshiD committee of the Commercial
club. held in the Commercial club Of
, fee yesterday afternoon. A. Harrison
who is working up Trade at Home
page advertisement to run for twelve
weeks I'm local paper. presented his
plan. and as II was form OF loca.
newspaper advertising, II seems legit-
innate to the committee. and the,
granted Mr.. Harrison. a white card. +
A. Bennett OF North Mankato wa
also given a white card. Mr.. Ben
nett Is soliciting financial assist
. ance TO carry through a calendar pro
ect he has been working on for thu
past several months. and for which M
needs about $500 additional money.
The project seems to offer suitable
remuneration TO those investing. ane
Mr.. Bennett will continue his work
with the sanction of the committee
C.. n. Griebel asked for a credential
card for use in his work of soliciting
advertisement for the fair premium
list book. This being a deserving 10.
cal enterprise he was given q card.
Herbert Dore. editor Of a new publ
GATOR entitled. Minnesota Motor
Moves" presented a plan whereby he
would five Mankato q write up. illus.
trated with a number OF cuts. In his
paper. which will he a good advertise
ment for the city. lie was given a
white card. and also blue card In
the name Of his agent, Joseph Savard
, who will solicit subscriptions for the
paper.
The Commercial club censorship
committee IL composed of +. r. Scar
ing. c. T.. Phillips. w. II. Pay. w. Pet
tersen. and Henry Kruse. and Is thu
first committee Of the kind ever work.
ing here. their branch Of work being
described I'm an amendment to the bv-
laws OF the Mankato Commercial club.
Quite few matters have come before
them since their appointment and II
seems that such committee Is good
thing for the city. The club has sent
out letters of EXPLANATION TO members,
In order that all may ask to see the
credential cards of solicitors. and find
out II their project Is legitimate or
not. The scope OF the work extends
to soliciting for advertising. benevo-
lences, and stock selling projects
where money Is to 60 out OF the city.
and other projects. When the CON-
mittee decides favorably II will issue
a white card to the applicant. In case
of local soliciting projects, IL the Gre
t:entials of the solicitor are found sat
isfactory. n blue card viii be issued
When the committee cannot commend
n project no card will be issued.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-05-14
Give Auto Rides.

George NJ. Palmer gave quite
a talk on the advent Of modern meth
DDS Of doing things. transforming life.
He laid emphasis on the duty of
those who had automobiles TO do
something In the way OF sharing their
pleasures with those who could not
afford TO have ears. lie told how he
had recently gathered together a
crowd of newsboys on the streets of
Minneapolis and given them an au-
tomobile ride. He declared he had
never seen so delighted crowd Of
boys in his life. lie said some day
ought TO be set apart by the club as
day on which rides i'm automobiles
would be given to the children whose
parents were too poor TO have autos
OF their own. This suggestion was
greeted with n burst OF applause.
Alex Hanson OF Lake Crystal, for
mer county commissioner. laid great
stress on the thought that II was bet
ter To maintain and preserve the good
roads that had already been produced
than to let these roads go 10 ruin
and spend the money trying to pro-
duce other good roads. The first OBJ
ject i'm view should be to maintain the
good roads that there were. He said
a good method Of keeping stones from
working mp drought a road. particu-
larry niger heads. was TO put on a
good coating of clay.
Several highly amusing stories
were told by +. l.. Collins of Mime
apolis, commercial traveller.
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Held a Picnic.

A picnic was held by eighth grade
pupils and teachers of Mankato to-
day at Minneopa park. The party
included sixty. r..