The Mankato free press., 1916-04-28
From Saturdays Daily,

1oocpH CHodle, VINO is elSnty-IOur, is
more sought for because of the excel
lent speeches he is now making than
any other man in the United States.
| President Charles w. Eliot, of Har-
ward, is writing articles for maga-
zines and delivering lectures before
scientific bodies and colleges which
are recognized everywhere as the
best thought on the subject. | do
everything | ever did, and enjoy it
Just as much. / am busy from ten
o'clock~ until midnight. 1t is work
that counts. Eating and sleeping
have little to DO with health
and longevity. Eight hours sleep is
enough for most people, and as for
food, half of my friends have dug
their graves with their teeth"
Berlin, Germany, April 22.-Field
Marshal Won der Goltz died of spotted
typhus last Wednesday at the head
quarters at the Turkish army. He was
ill only ten days.
London, Eng, April 22.-English
military critics believe that in the
death of Marshal Ven der Goltz, Ger
military men. He was before the war
conceded, to be the leading military
authority Of Germany 1t was he who
planned the defense line of Germany
and Austria on the Russian side. For
a time he WlS military governor of
Belgium. Later he was sent to Tur-
key, to manage the interests of Ger
many there in the handling OF the
Turkish armies.
New York, April 22.-Work was be-
gun today on a new $1,00G,90 twen-
ty-five story building at Forty-Sec-
ond street, just east of Broadway,
which will be called the Merchandise
Hotel and will be a permanent ex
hibition building for several hundred
American manufacturers. The Bush
Terminal company will own and
operate the building upon a plan
that is complete departure, from
anything ever attempted. The COM
pany will maintain in the building a
well trained sales force, which will
handle the business of firms all over
the country who otherwise would be
without New York representation.
The building will be finished in q
year. Manufacturers may get the
services of the buildings staff, with
an exhibition room for their prod
ucts. This staff will book orders, and
the rest OF the organization will eX-
pedite shipments, which can be sent
in carload lots to the terminal and
split up and re- shipped. Later
branches of this building will be es-
talblished in london, Petrograd and
Moscow. u4s Et3f
Marinette, Wis, April 22-There is
sensational white slave story in
this neighborhood. Lillian Rea, a
sixteen-year old girl, has been brought
here from a lonely road house near
Pembina Wis. The girl says her
father is Stanley Ray and that their
home is in Chicago. She states that
she was going to the Armour office
in search of work, when woman
stepped up and engaged her in con-
versation. Before she was aware Of
what was happening, she says two
men seized her and threw her into
an automobile, which lwhizZed her
away. She was taken to the road
house, where she was made a pris-
oner.
st. Paul, Mimi, April 22.-F. r.
Ellsworth, congressman of the Sec
ond Minnesota district, today filed as
candidate to succeed himself, on the
republican ticket.
William d. Richardson, mayor Of
Rochester, does not seem to be sat
isfied with his present political job,
for he has filed as candidate for
congressman of the first district, seek
ing to displace Sydney Anderson of
LaneSbOro.
London, April 22-Prince Charles
of Sweden has telegraphed the Rus
sian Red Cross that regret has been
expressed by the Red Cross of both
Austria and Germany over the sink
ing of the hospital ship Portugal by
Turkish submarine and the death
of members of the Red Cross. The
Russian Red Cross recently decided
to sever. direct relations with the
Austrian and German Red Cross or
CARNATIONS in the absence of pro-
tests from the latter concerning the
sinking of the Portugal, says Reu-
ter dispatch from PetrOgrad.
Amsterdam, N. Y, April 22.-Elea-
nor Pendleton Davidson, once chorus
girl and former wife of Louis Mar
shall Ream, heir to one sixth of the
estate OF his millionaire father, the
late Norman B. Ream, gained the first
point in her attempt to win back her
married name. Judge Borst held the
young man must appear today and
submit proof in answer to the aile-
cations made by Mrs. Ream that the
annullment of her marriage was OBJ
tanned by fraud The girl claims Ream
and she still love each other, but that
his people influenced him to leave
her.
Captain Louis G. Vogel received a
letter from the governors private sec
retary, Charles NJ Andrist containing
the information that the new armory
at New Ulm will be dedicated Tues
day evening, May Is. Governor ]. A.
A. Burnquist with his staff will be
present, and invitations will be sent