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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15
Aus ben iibrtsem Thrilrm,

Senninsen, 81. Iu8ult.-Ius
YariS TAM Die traIrige 8unbe, bag
Serr @rneit Serpaur gu Tihp uat
elmer fur3en &rautbeit geitprben lit.
CT bate elm Nlter bon 73 Sahren err
ret6t. Nad erfolgretheu StuOien an
Def gcole ceutrale 3u Saris, ipionlete
er lid Der 2eitung Der ibm gez
b~Drenoeu Siittenuiineu in gieur@
9onos bel ellie. Die cine INNER 9r6s
Bere Gusoebnung nabmen. Oils Otits
gIieb bes @cnerdlrotbe3 bes 8nntouS
Gpnoe matte er lid audi Defenders
I'M Die 2anOtpirtbitaft perOieut: er
s~riinbete Y~pfdlpereine, ~lanolpirtb>
i6aftlthe S6ulen uno S~iIfsfaiien, bic
auf's Bette geoie6er. CT tpar Sue
baber bes 8rcu3es Der 2tgipu b'Sbnz
e 3dbreno 3S Sabreu pcrbratte
6err Seroaur nui6brlid) bret 4Ruuate
duf ieinem btciigeu SdlonG no CT
ourh feline SerabiaiIung lnb Weuz
ihenfreunolitteit lid au8emeirer
Spmpatbien erfrelIte. Gr mad]te ais
ieinen Iebr ausgeprGgteu tatboliiheu
lleber3euguugeu feiu 9ebl uuo pu
ifets gu reihen Spfern fir Die Be
oiirfniiie Der tatboIiiteu Sfarreien
bereit.
0ascm nj, 81. Iuguf.-Sos slpeis
idbrige Sinh bes bieiigeu Wiluers
@uitape Hepper. iiel geitern Ibeub
beim Spiel in ben Offentliden 8aihs
brlinnen unb tonnte mir mebr ais
2eihe berporge5ogen peroeu. - SelIte
lamb bier bas 9egrdbntB bon Srdulein
Rarianna Sourgz&eLleu ltatt.
Cid a.. b. ais, 1. September.-
Sic @euonrmeu prototoQierten eiuen
38idbrigeu Irbeiter, Der ben Rcttens
bunoel nit &urtpfteln au5ilbte, i1oem
er aartoffeIn ~auitaufte urb on Die
GiulpubnerItu iotpie on pas beutid)e
YtiIitar luie6erpertauite. NudD tranos
portiertc or aartoffeIn in Wten8eu 0
iiber 80 &iIogramm. Geetere ipuroeu
beIhlaenabmt.
u c | d., 20. Scptember .-9eim
Sbitpiliiden itilr6te am Sienstng Der
"a Sabre altc Shmleo unD &oblenz
bduoIer Seter Sauer BON eiuem
I~pie(baum. @r erIitt 10 ihtperc Ser
leerusen. oaB er beute @torgen
perIfieo.
Spnstum III, IS. September.
Sereangene 9Iudt ltarb pl0elih Der
enleritierte Sebrer Serr Sbcobor
Waierls, I'M NIter BON rs Sabren.
8abreub zines baIbeu Sabrbuuperts
bat er aIs edit hriitlitcr 2ebrer ieinen
bebren @erui aus9eiibt III Sn9elburt
&enstum, Mlnabnlien uno Wedcr.
Scsperiugeu, 10. September.
am uc.guugcneu Wonta9 Nbcnb
ser bieiige &du0wirtb Sob. 2arod)e bu@
nit ~beidl0ftigt mar, aurtoffelu bon
ieinem Suhrlucrt ab5ulaoeu, 500 oa5
Sierb beim Seramnaben bes Hemider
Suges an uno Berietb inter oenielben.
rs muBte ab9cihIadtet lperoen.
RieperwiIk, 10. Septcmber.
Ser SerbinouuBslue9 iiber Dem
Guctihenberg YieSerlpiIB sur BAIT
iteIle Des 2epp. &iitarOs Sanatpriunis
in Der Saul lit ber9eiteat. Ser Som
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15
9tegiftriermng Ser 9ataSframcu.

Griparniie III Der 6reiEetts. anleibe
nh5nlegen. Sic beutide Sausirou
bat iih audi in BEN 3eiten. ais Die
Ndbrun8smittel nof biQig tuareu,
ME berletten lafen. perlhperoeriit
3u peroen. @aS mar aui Dem TseISe
ODER i'm @nrten er5eugte ooer ipoS
maj auf bcm Wartte faufte. purbe
I~orgfdItig au59emIet. 9as giuleseu
bon Srildlten fir Den 8inter mar
cine ielbitperitdnblife Safe. Sas
tein Stild Nahrlr9smittel. Sas nidt
8Ietd pcrlpcnoet tpuroe. aui Den Sch
r~ift5baufen fam, bafiir iorate Ser
8eiunoe Sinn zines GpItsifommes,
oclleu @orfabrcn in Siirftigfeit auis
8epaficn paren uuo Ser Die Selbits
beidrdntung tets ais cine eSIe
Sugeno geiibt bat.
SrpBbem cs alip etfpas fir tie
SeIbiteeritdnblifes lit. lpas lie bier
periprehen, 10 BADEN bod bic oeutihs
amcrifaniiden Sraucu ioeIeid, err
tannt, CAP lie lid 81 Dem 8eoanteu.
nah Dem lie INNER leben. lest audi
id)riftlih b%efennen miiiien. Sic bus
ben oas cute Seiipiel, bas lie nit Der
Shat tets seben, aud iett bel Der gu.
iammenfaRn tn einem feierliden
Geripreden sege1en. $50 Is nod
itidJt seideben 1T, iuIte eS idlemniait
nndsebolt iuernen. Seine bcutItz
omerituniite 6rau jolte iid laaen:
Sh iibe ale bicie Susenben 10 iuie 10.
i'd bruu6e lie nift crit 81 periprehen.
Gs gieht Soften, III oenen eS bic YtIiht
aebietet, iih aud in @urten su benz
5n befennen, mas man tbun fpa unb
,ptl, audi iuenn man eS funit fdpn
tbut. acknowledgements lit ia Sd,on
pieber oapon Die Rcbe. bab cine beuts
ihe Yropasanoa i'm Sanec Die 0urds
iiibruue Der IabrunpSmittel : Spars
iamteit 5u pereiteIu bemiibt lit. 9ie
llntcri6riit Der Soopers 8arten burd,
Die oeutihen Sausfrauen I'M san3en
2anbe iolte bic laitte uno niht miksus
peritcbenbe VI I nj auf folte
unerb6rte Werunsltmpfiue iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15

S6petter, Serru Wprbeu9, an9eitei>
CERT. @leid mad Der @~eriteigerun9
bot elm Sanopirtb aus S%ieoenboien
benz neuen gigentbiimer einen @etpinn
bon 5000 Sranten fir ben SAL, nj
Dieler oa5 Sau5 an i'm ubtreten
tpiiroe. Serr Worbeng idlug bas
Ineebot aus.
8ensurmerie : 9urps. = 8eubarm
@dlbbiQig aus SuuglinIter, p~roniio>
rid mad Sao WonOorf oetahiert,
tpurbe ~oefinitio bprtbin berIeet. @ens
BARN gooepin9 bon Cid tpiroe in
lester Srti6nft gum @eubarmeu l..
alaiIe eritannt. @enbarm SALES bon
Gid (fIie8enoe Brigade murbe gum
Sri8abter in Gid bef0roert, ebenfaus
@enourm Sioort bon 2%ugembure.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15
GbieasO, Sa.-(Spe5ial : aurres

Chicago, Sa.-(Spe5ial : &prres
ipoubens.) S. 9. Sen5, friiberer
Setretdr pom Snoepenoent Club uno
Geftion 4 beS gruperbuno. pelfer i'm
Wai in nuiere reeuldre Nrmee eins
trat, lit gum &orporal bel Der IS.
Seloz Irtilcrie. 8atterie s. III Sort
8Iib, 5eras, beiDroert tuorben. or
bat feline Photographic bieiisen
Sreunben 5useitidt, uuo es ideiut.
Sab er elm ih~neibieer uno itrammer
Warsiobn setporben lit. - Nicolas
Werif ans Goeers Bart, lpeIher
porieen Rpnat aIs Beirut nit mebre@
rem anbern 2urcmbur9er Imeritanern
bas llebungslaeer in Rodforb. SG.,
be3oe. lit gu Der 1874. Selbs artilerie
in Camp Qo9an. Souiton. Seras, ner@
iest tporben. = Sn Chicago limb NIT
benz 1. Nobember ca. 400 Wirtbs
ihaften sei6loiien porben. Iuh bas
ben uniere luremburser 8irtbe: Sobu
g. &naff an @raee Str. unb Better
1bill an Hapensipoob ape., bas Sc
ihdft a~uf9e9eben. Sas Sreilunbz
Gerbot. ioipie Die enorme Yreisiteises
rung Der 8etrdnfe baben bas Nufs
geben peranlabt. - Die Semperensler
cirfulieren seeenludrtig cine Yetition
um llnterIdriften 81 iammeln. bainit
bel Der fiinftigen Gprils 8abl bic
srase auf Den Stimm3ettel gebratt
neroen lam: SoI Chicago .troden"
ODER nag. tperben? &onnem 1922
600 llnterjhriiten auf Die Eetition
auigetrasen nerben. 10 fonutcu nabr<
iheinlid bic Sudmduier ben Yrobis
bitions@ Sieg babontra9en. am 8rih
ab GIes msslth.-S. .. 70.
Rosers Bart, Chicago, 81.
(Spe3ial : 8orreiponoen5.) Nah
ldngerer &rnnfbeit itorb am 3. Ros
pember In ibrer Wobnurs, brei Neis
len {iiostpeitIih bon Green Ban. Bis.,
ssrau Sbereia gblinser. I'M Ilter bon
81 Sabren. Die Teritorbene iparo
seboren I'M Sabre 1860 in 8robbous,
Grobber3ost6um 2uremburs. uno Fam
im Sabre. 1887 nab Mmerifa. Sic
Iieb iid in gpanston, Su.. nieber unb
purbe in Der bortiaen ct. Nfholauss
Stride NIT ibrem lie iiberlebenben
@attcn sic gbliuser berbciratbet. Sm
Sabrc 1892 iiebelte bas Yaar naf
@rcen 8ap iiber. Ser Che entiproB
cine 5od)ter. Srau Wa9sie Heinbaro,
ebenfals auf elmer Sarm in Der Mdbe
BON Green Sap tuobnbaft. Guber benz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15

CVtelettt betinoet 1ld1 etle poer
bic aubere bielsr StaatSs Sbligatiuneu
I'M Seiise zines Sanbsmannes in
Gmerita.-S il n b.
Serennetc 5hiere wereen benmtt.-
8ie mir aus bent amtlihen .Wemos
rial" eriebeu, beitimmt Elm grobbers
5aeIid)er 9ei6Iub bonn %. Nusuit %.
g.. bnS perenoete Sbiere in 2urems
burg ni6t mehr einfah eingeiharrt
lperoen biirfen, Ioubern buB bic So
baper benust nerben miiiien. gs
beibr bu II. a.: Nue auoer5 ais burph
re9elmGbige Nbihladtuug eingetretes
nen SobesfGIe pom Yferben, 8inbern,
Shtpeiueu. SdJdieu uno 3ie9en miiien
bon benz Better bes S6ieres begin.
Dem 9etriebiilbrer bel benz Yiebitanoss
Heeiiterfiibrer oes 8ubnurtes, ipdtes
items innerbalb II Stuuoeu mad Dem
@ingona bes Sbieres. angemeIbct
iperben. Ser Numelber muB erfldreu,
Oh er ielbit ODER burd anbere Die Der
lpcrtbung oes &aoaoers por5unebmeu
beabiiftist. Sn bieiem Sale 1T or
perpfIihtet, ale Settitofie an ihmel
zen, unb oas 9citmol5ere Sett iopie
Die auoden bes Sbieres edu6lih OIL
ben Staat begin. an Die bier5u be5ei"h~
ueteu Steuen. seeen Se5dblins Der
ourh Die Ie8ierung ieit9eieeten
RreiIe, ab5utreten.
Gbarlp in H6tben.-Sem gbariD
lit iiingit bel Der Stei9un9 ant Sauie
@intersbpri Der ~Wappes" ausges
gaugen. Die unoanfbaren Reiienbeu
ltiegen bieraui ans unb iiberlieSen Den
e9arlp ieinem traurieen 9eihid. Or
bate feline Suite bicrob balb pieber in
Staub geIebt uno banpfte eeeen flint
llbr itol3 burh Die IrienaIs Ipenue.
SIuierpreiie. - Gas Den grben
bes Nationalpihters Ii6cl Gems &C.
borenbe. III Der S%iebfrauen StroBe
5tpiIhen Dem Sutel @epelinper mo
benz Sreppeudugang gum @ilbelmSs
Ylas selesene 5peiitodi9e @obnbmls
ipurbe bieier Gage gu $500 8r. bon
benz 2iquibator Der Sbreib'tlbe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15
(Speziell FIR ''d'Gazette" fun Beckesch
I.loS.)
D'Letzeburger an America.

De Letzeburg- Amerikaner,
Den as. we allbekannt,
Fir quit an trei, we all de amer,
Ais Burger merkannt.
HE kahn ct stOlz an herZhaft seen,
we hien ais Burger sech bedroom.
A jiddem Stand, Op jidder Platz,
As d'Freihat him de graszte SchatA
De as him jo schon ugebuoren,
Hen huOt s. ais Kand gesin.
HE fret sech. wann 81 alleguoren,
Won ST och gin a stin,
All no der golde Freihet striewen,
Sech frouh a stolz hir HerZer hiewen
De Farwen, rOut a weisz>a bio,
De Steren gin 81 g1eren no.
Eft sin der hei an allie Stannen,
An trei sin s. iwerall;
Wuorzou ST emmer sech bekennen,
Mer luoft s op jidde Fall.
Ais Meiner oder I%ngenaer,
Ais Ganymed mat freschem Beer,
Ais Bauer oder Affekot,
Ais DOkter oder ais Zaldot.
Mer fennt 8 ais Schreiner, Schreiwer,
Schneider,
Och an der PoliZei,
Ais Auermecher an sou weider.
All .schaffe quit an trei.
Den en-, den as a Street Car Dreiwer,
Den anre guor en- Zeidonksschreiwer.
A wesst, wat Lett fun hinne SON:
81 hun mach all hir FLIGHT gedo'n.
Ech kermit der mach guOr fill opzielen,
Ech denken, t as genuch.
81 kennen ~allenenne wielen,
Sin iwerall am Zuch.
81 weiseh, dass an allie Fallen
81 kennen sech ais Mann duorstellen !;
Dat get och wirklech u%nerkannt.
Hoch! De FUN Letzeburger Land!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15
Ans hru Ger. 5taatru.


Scr 9nrd,ihnitts 9uxem.
burger ut erfreut pber e gefdlt
ibm bod tpenisitens, wenn Ct
GtwnS in Der ,8a3ctte" fber
fih pber feline GamiIie pber ibcr
bieies rber ieneS GreisniR aus
@ertunnbten- unb Grennbes.
freiien Iieft. ltnb bic ygasette"
1T tn,nner bereit, iulhe Rad.
riMtcn in hire SpaItcn auf3u.
ncbmen. 9nbci nimmt Is feline
srufe Ysfbe bic 9batiadjen auf
cine 4pitfarte nieberSuifreiben
unb ein3nfhiden. Cine 3arte
foitet bios einen Sent, Elm griet
spei Gents. Stun frb aber
imande 2eute Der anfiht, eia
Hebaftenr fplI, chen neil CT
Nchafteur lit, MGes uiFen. Sic
beriG,ten alfp nidts, iinb aber
b5Hlidft er3iirnt, ,uetr, ni&ts
iber bic betreffenhe @esebenbeit
in Der Seitnns erf&eint. Der
@eiie informiert bic 8ebaftiun
nno er erreiht feinen Snef nnb
biIft ,fih felbit nnb Der 3eituns
bic er Iieft. AIiu, bite, liebe
2anbsIente!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15

3riesspreiie.

, Die 9artoffel : 8e9elun9 ldBt
, nod INNER auf iid) fparten.
, GieIes LANCE Soseru trdst oiel
, our 8eunrubi9un9 Der &oniuz
: menten bel, nelhe mieber cine
= formIihe Saeb auf Die &urtof>
, feIn eroffuet baben unb ta9sein,
, tagsaus auf's 2ano reiien, Inn
? lid idon bon p%ornbereiu cine
, 5iemlide aartofieIs 8eierue m
p 5ulegen.
, Aepfel. beren CO bieies Sabr
, in 9iiQe unb SiiQe gibt, iperben
? beuer maiIenbaft einsefauft.
r Sur ausnnbmsueiie iperben
? auf bterin Die Sohitpreile ein@
? gebnIten; Der adufer bietet in
, Den meiiten 6dllen ii6er ben
, 9eieblideu Sreis.
r Seridieoeue 2doeu baben
? momentum tpieoer ibre Shau>
, %feniter nit auerbanb feiueu
+ Stoffeu auSitaffiert. Sinb oas
, aIte Heierpeu ODER eingeitmusz
, eelte @aaren? Gin Reter
? Stoff toitet iest SIS Sr.; GUTTER
, tuh miro nit 80 ST. bas Weter
, bered1net.
, Shube tperben MIR 81 100
? unb 1875 Sr. abeeieet.
? Ger iIno nur nod su 6 big
, $50 Sranfeu 81 baben.
r Sbeuerun8s : Outage, no bit
bu binsetommen?-rS bernpIeIs
, 3eitung."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15
Glue aans Sdllane.

Sausberr: Die @obmuns 1T ni6t
6n tbeuer. 6rau Yrosenbuber. pemn
gle b~ebenfen. pab in aleu- 8immerm
8uftbei3uns lit; has foitet @elol
Wietberin: @eben Sic bod. BE 0sft
ipitet bod nihts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15
6ro6bfpogtbum.
ans hrr Danptaaht.
Bonn lesteu 1lieaerauarifi.

gpm letten 5lieseransrifi. - Sas
Cider SagebIatt" erfdbrt. bab cine
bel benz lesten Slieseransriff ab9es
tpprfeue Bonnie. bic in bic Wdl5erei
8aitian sefaueu unh niht e~rpIpbicrt
ipar, Die fat nnsIaublide Sobe bon
100 Reter uub eiuen Surtmelier bon
p Gentimeter bate. SieIes Don't
beumpnitrum iou iiber eineu Sentner
ipieaen uuS fonnte nur nit Niibe bon
5tpei Rdnncrn ipesgetra8eu iperoer.
HriifunsSs Grfplg. - Serr Yittor
gneels aus Gurembilrs bat Die
Siplomz 6auptprifuug fir ard]itetten
an Der agl. 9aberiideu Sehuiihen
SohIhule 3u Niiinhen b~eitanoen. =
Serr Serb. SentgeS aus Siioeliueen
bat Die 5peite Briifuns fir Die aans
bibntur in Den Observation-Disclosures nit
Gus5eitnuu9 beitauoeu. - Serr s.
g. anaff aus &urenlburs, BOT Die erite
Sriifuue fir Die aanoibahlr IN Den
Observation-Disclosures NIT Ius3eihnung
beitanoen. - Serr Hif. Stmis aus
8iIs beitanb Die Friifln9 fir Die
aaubipatur in Der Tbarma5eutit.
8espgene Stnnts- , blisatiuneu. -
Solsenbe bel friiberen @erlooIunseu
geSogene SbIi8ationen Der Staat5s
auIeibe ppn 1894 iiuo Ialrt nIempz
nod niht our 9~etm6ablung
prGientiert iporoeu: Git. a.-giru.
703, 1903. - Git. 9. = Hrn. 921,
202O, 2166, 2197, 1885, 1884,
1923, 3o76, 1905, $3.50, 334O.
3343, 1852, 3463. = Git. 9. -
Nrn. 266. PTS, 40S. Ait, 423, 42S.
1881, 1885. 2464, 2790. 1927,
1922. 1929, 1866, 1856, 4374,
1889. 5531. - Git. 8. = Nru.
1918. 1916, 1875. 1899. $3.50,
375S, 4125, 5475, 1858, 5761,
6092, 6163, 6249, 6379, 1922,
6666, 6961. 7247, 1854,
1915, 1880, S144, $40.
1888, 5000, S742, 8744, S947,
9270, 1860, 1895.
~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15

(Wieueitt befinbet lih cine pber
Die anoere bieier Staotss Cbligatiuueu
I'M Bette zines 9anbsmanues in
Mmerifa.-S il u b.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-15

ONA,iQipnen bon ameNfaniidcn
A1ry 6uuSirauen babeu nab
rcno Der leeten Gage Dem
~ Mnhr1tnnSmittfl Niftntnr
The Mankato free press., 1917-09-21
tRapidan!

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Lee returned
home from the twin cities Saturday
noon, after spending a few days at
the state fair.
Peter Peterson is reported to be on
the sick list.
The telephone men came out Tues
day and put in Citizens telephone in
the school house in district No. 109
The telephone number is R-O509
Mrs. Herbert Naylor is entertain
ing company from Minneapolis.
George Nelson spent two days last
week visiting relatives in Minneapo-
lis, and attending the state fair.
Leland Mcdonald returned home
Saturday night from the state fair.
John Steiner, Joe Zeigler, George
Meyer, Clara Shumaker and Hildur
Johnson all of Mankato, were enter
tanned at the Garrett home last Sun
day.
Miss Lillian Kreil is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Iowa.
The hum Of the threshing ma
chine is to be heard in this part OF
the country, this being busy time
Of the year for the farmers.
The Mankato free press., 1917-09-21
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
GAINESVILLE Argus: Eugene Gallagher
came over from Mankato the latter
part Of te week to spend a few days
and attend the county fair. He has
been employed in the Candy Kitchen
in that city, but he has given up work
there and will soon begin teaching a
term of school near ST. Clair.
Miss Flo Tibbits from Marshall
motored to ManKato with Mr.. and
Mrs G. Edwards and daughter Jenny.
Miss Tibbits is visiting at the home
of l. NJ Griffith. Mr.. and Mrs Ed
wards extended their trip to La
Crosse, Wisconsin.
DR.. Clifford w. Walden and fam
lily of Beatrice, Nebraska, who were
in the city Wednesday and Tuesday,
while en- route on an automobile tour
of Minnesota, called at automobile
headquarters and were fitted out
with strip maps to follow on their
homeward trip. They will travel
home by way of Sioux City.
Mrs. Mary l.. Boegen and Mrs.
Francis Schwarble are visiting at
Kansas, Ohio.
Miss Sophia Miller of Minneapolis
is the guest of Mrs. F. D. Sleight,
Ramsey street. Miss Miller is a
sister Of Mrs. Sleight and will re-
main here while Mrs. Sleight is
taking treatment at Mudcure Sani-
tarium, Shakopee.
The Mankato free press., 1917-09-21
DROVE CAR WITH GUN
POINTED AT HIS HEAD
Terrifying Experience Of Winnie
bago Automobile Driver On
Dark Night

Howard Essler of Winnebago, auto
liveryman, met with rather terrify-
ing experience last Thursday night
about ten o'clock when two men
forced him, at the point of revolver,
to haul them considerable distance,
says The Winnebago City Enterprise.
Howard was returning home from
trip to Guckeen. A man jumped up
from along side of the road and asked
him to take him down the highway
for certain distance. Howard re-
piled that he didn't have time, and
then the fellow pulled a gun, pointed
it at Essler and said, with an oath,
"Then you'll take time" The gunman
then climbed into the back seat of the
machine, and another fellow, whom
Howard had not observed, climbed in
also. They made Essler drive them
down the road toward Blue Earth for
several miles, and all the time that
revolver was kept pointed at the
drivers head.
"Get Out of Here"
When they had gone as far as they
desired, the man with the gun or
dered Essler to stop, and the two
fellows got out. "Now," the man with
the revolver muttered, "get the-out
of here, and don't stop until you get
to the place you are going to, and
don't speak to anyone on the road"
Howard pulled the throttle open and
proceeded home. AS luck would have
it, the machine went but a short ways
before it stopped, from some engine
trouble, and Howard was fearful that
he would hear a bullet whiz at him,
but the two men did not shoot or put
in a further appearance.
On account of the darkness, Howard
was unable to secure description OF
the man. He thinks, however, that
he either had. on mask or hadn't
shaved for several days. What the
motive of the two men was is not
known. They didn't attempt to relieve
Howard of his watch or money.
The Mankato free press., 1917-09-21
TANK UP; THE FIGHT
FOLLOWS; ARE FINED
Jess Marshall of Albert Lea and
Harry Magness, Wells,
Punched
From Fridays Daily.

from FFiudyS 1diiys
Commenting on the way young fell
lows from dry territory became tank
ed up" on striking wet town, Judge
Harry Johnson of the municipal court
this morning imposed fines of $50
and costs with the alternative of six
ty days in the county Jail, on each of
two strangers in the city, who got
into a fight at the Ocean Wave sa-
loon last evening.
The men were Jess Marshall of Al
bert Lea and Harry Magnes of Wells.
Both pleaded guilty to charges of
disorderly conduct. Magnes claimed
that somebody struck him in the
back of the head with bottle. This
was denied by the man in charge of
the lunch counter at the time the
fracas took place. Magnes' coat, how
ever, was still quite bloody this morn
ing.
The row appears to have started in
some dispute over the lunch counter.
There was fracas and the two strang-
ers were put out at the back door of
the saloon. Then bottles began to
crash through the rear window panes
from the outside and the men were
soon locked up.
Marshall, who is a cripple, says he
buys horses for the United States
government. Magnes says he is a
laborer He says he has family.
The two men had Ford car in the
city and offered to put it up for Sc
curity for the payment of their fines.
After the court session was over
they began to attempt to raise the
nacpSSarV funds
The Mankato free press., 1917-09-21
FORD CAR FIRST To
CROSS new BRIDGE
How William voIk Sped Over
Structure In FIivver, Says
Correspondent

A correspondent speaks of the fact
that another than the car of the city
officials was the first to cross the
new bridge, as ga joke on our city
dads, in which the Ford played the
leading part. He writes:
"At the official opening of the new
bridge Wednesday, which occurred
about nine o'clock, and while our es-
seated in Councilman Eichstaedt's
large touring car, waiting for the
stop signs to be taken down on the
near end of the new bridge so they
could enter thereon and proclaim
officially that the new structure was
really open for traffic, through some
misunderstanding the stop signs on
the far end of the bridge were re-
moved, when-low and behold-a lit
tie Ford flivver, driven by William
Volk of North Mankato came tearing
across the new bridge, proclaiming
to the world and especially to our
city officials that the new bridge was
now open to the public and that the
Henry Ford car must in this be rec
osnized as leading the opening. We
understand our officials claim that
Mr.. Volk waited at no little distance
since dawn so that he might have
the honor of the first one to cross
the bridge. 1t wouldn't have been
so bad (they say if it had not been
a Ford. We are wondering what
kind of vehicle made the first trip
across the old bridge some thirty
one years ago. Presumably an OK
drawn automobile"
The Mankato free press., 1917-09-21
LACK OF WHEAT
LIKELY TO FORCE
MILLS TO CLOSE
UNITED press DIspatch.l
From Fridays Daily.

ETOfU ETIudyS D DoiIJ.
Minneapolis, Mimi, September 13.
Because of the light receipts Of
wheat, the Washburn- Crosby mills
will be forced to shut down it's mills,
unless wheat is released By the far
mers of the state.
Other milling concerns in Mime
the same reason Orders for flour
continue to pile up and the country
is confronted with flour famine.
The Pillsbury Flour Mills company,
the Northwestern Consolidated Mill
ing company, and the Russell Miller
Milling company all declared that they
are facing very critical situation.
/ 1t is agreed that unless receipts of
wheat increase, these mills cannot
, run for more than another day. The
receipts of wheat at Minneapolis to-
day were only 228 cars against 481
cars on the corresponding day last
| year.
F. E. Browder, assistant manager
of the Hubbard Milling company, was
, asked today about the wheat supply
situation. 1--WE hope to be able to go
right along" he said. "The situation
is improving, we think. 1t is true
that the farmers of the northwest are
not marketing their wheat, as th"T
usually do at this time of the year.
The situation is none too good, and
| if we cannot get wheat, of course we
must shut down. We have no accu-
mutation on hand"