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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-31
ALLSCO
TERRIBLE CHOQUE.

GUADALAJARA, Jalisco, -Diciem-
bre 23.-Anoche a las nueve Sc efec-
tue un tremendo choque entire el auto
numero ocho y I'm tren de la Inca
Norte y Sur.
Ell choque fue entire las GALES DO
nato Guerra" Y Lopez Cctilla," no
~registrandose desgracias personales.
La policia condujo a Ia Inspection
General a los conductores de los dos
vehiculos.
Viajeros.
Ell coronel Genaro G. Villar, sali6
rumbo a Ia ~poblaci6n de Arandas al
arreglo de asuntos ~particulares.
-Rumbo a J~olostotitlan salio Ell
Sr. Carlos Ahedo, visitador de Num-
c~ipalidades, que va a desempenar una
comisi6n del Executive del Estado.
-Tambien ha salido de esta po-
blacion ell senior Ramon A. Riebeting,
visitador de Municipio de Tlaiomul-
co, al arreglo de asuntos del servi-
clio.
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SONORA
AGGRESSION A LA FOLlClA

GUAYMAS. Dic;embre 25.-Va-
rios individuoS que aatenoche a no
ras avanzadas vagaban por el rumbo
de Puerto Viejo. a. ver a Ia policia
que hacia Ia vigilancia por aquellos
uga,es Il agredieron, d~isparandole
varios tiros dc pistola, ninguno de
los cualeS hizo blanco.
Los guardianes conteStaroa cl
fuego, poniendo en- fuga a los dcs-
~conocidoS. que Ia emprendieron rum
90 a Casa Blanca. La policia los per-
siguio acknowledgements hasta per-
!erics dc vista.
Las detonacioTes ocasionarcn gran
dc a.arma entire 81 pacifico vecinda
RIO.
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Dos carreteras.

4 impulses del espiritU p.ogresis-
IA del ~sohierno, prcnto Sc r~eanudaraH
'os trabaios de IA ~carcetera de La
Peaueia y el Naraajal. Los vecinos
es&a dc placemes, pues esta mejor;:
f c.litara de una manera efectiva e.
.tc&fico entire amoos puntos, que re-
sultaran grandemente beneficiados.
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Nuevo hotel.

e. "a del corriente Sc inaugurara
otro hotel con ell nombre &c "Univer-
AZ. 81 ubicacion centrica, asi CO.
mo 81 mobilario Y e'egancia y los
c5modos departamentoS de restau-
rant. cafe, c%antina, banos y sa'6n> de
Deluuueria a Ia moderna, auguran al
puevo establecimiento una segura
~prosperidad.
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Fc-ua!mente c

e Captain Arnulfo Araiza, quien
II diaS paSados hirio mortalmente dc
IN balazo-a ia joven Natalia Cortes,
fue Geclarado formalmente preso por
81 Juzgado Gel Ramo Penal.
Eacia tempo que Araiza venia
desempenaEdo el cargo de Jefe de Ia
Corporation de SueltoS. del cual hizo
"a entccga d otro miiitar que para
e. efecto Sc ncnbr6.
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ATRAVES De NUESTRA REPUBLICA
VERACRUZ

CORDOBA, Diciembre 23.-Debl-
do al entusiasmo de algunos jovenes,
entire los que figaran Camilo R. Lo-
pez ' Edmundo Marenco, los dia 20
Y % del presenye Sc efectuaron unas
esplendidas posadas en- los salones de!
Casino Cordobes.
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Pericdo cXtraordinari0.

FL dia - del mes en- curse comeTl-
cara a celebrar ell Congreso Local,
I'm periodic extraordinario de sesioncs,
para cl cual ha sido convccado en-
virtud de haber asuntos de gran i'm
p~ortancia que RIO Sc han resuclto.
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Robo de una sortija.

Del domicilio del senor Jose Maria
Lamaquc, desaparecio In aniilo dc
orc valuado en- la sunla de $500.
Sospechase que cl autor del robo
es una domcstica de la casa, llamada
Maria Hernandez, quien por csc no
two, ha sido detenida Y Sc e%ncuentra
a disposition del juez competente.
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Construction de I'm ferrocarril.

Segun Sc sabe, el dia primero de-
ano proximo, comenzaran las obras
de construction del Ferrocarril que
comunicara a Atequiza con Ia pobla-
cion de Chapala.
Este Ferrocarril aumentara Ia ri
queza del Estado porque hara mas
a~ctivas las operaciones mercantilcs,
en- ~atenci6n al aumento de facilidaGes
en- las coniunicaciones.
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La playa de viruela en- Acaponeta

PasajeroS rsc;entementc llegados
7 esta ciudad. por tren del Sur. nos
mforman Oh q uitimas fchas la Vi.
ruela So ha deSarrollado en- Acaponc-
Il dc IN modo alarmante. pueS a dia-
rio Sc registrar en- aquel'a poblacion
frecue2teS casoS de tan funesta rIa-
~. Nuestros informantcS agresan
q1c igual cos esta sucediendo ca
Fsc1inaoa. sin que las autorida6cs
de aquelloS lugares tomen las precau-
clones debidas para combatir Ia en-
fermedad.
&uy bueno S,ria qae e. c. ms
Gectcr dc Hygiene de esta ciudad,
fernando buena nota de 10 anterior.
e~vitara que el pasaje que llesa del
SIR pcRetre a Ia ciudad, sin que an
tes sea Sometido a I'M cxamen me-
dlco, para impedir aSi el QUO Ia men
eionada epidemic vuclva de nuevo 4
invadirnos.
No hacc mucho arrib6 a este pucr-
to atacada de viruela V ~procedentc
de Acaponeta, una senora que
casualmente fue descubierta en- una
icGsa de Il caiie 8osalas. Como Sc
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Viaieros.
La rcparacion de Was.

Los vecinos del Estado Y los ha-
bitantes de Colima, han dirigido IN
memorial a la Secretaria de Comuni-
caciones y Obras Publicas, pidiendo
que sea reparada la via entire esta
ciudad y Colima, que Sc encuentra
en- muy NAL estado.
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En- el Casino Jalisciense sc celebra-
"a IN suntuoso banquete en- la noche
del dia 81 del mes en- curse, al que
]concurriran distineuidss personalida-
des tapatias.
Cena de noche buena.
Sabenlos que algunos enpleados de
Il Oficina Local de Corrcos, organi-
Fan una ccna para la noche de Navi-
dad.
Los enpleados de Ia Oficina de
Ia Presidential Municipal, Tcsoreria,
Inspection de Policsa, encabezadcs
por los jefes de esas oficinas, organi-
ian una ena para el dia ultimo del
ano. con objeto de despedir al Presi-
dente Municipal, senior Castellanos
Tapia, que csc dia ceSara en- csc en-
pleo.
(pasn q IA a psp Col ia
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Eleccioncs municipalities.

En- las eleciores municipalities efec-
tuadas en- Cocula, obtuvo Ell triurfo
Ia c~andidatura sostenida por ell club
Manuel NJ. Diaguez."
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Se-su suprimidos juzgados.

En- vista &c Ia penuria Official. Ell
Go5ierno del Estado ha ordenado 4
com;sioH que haga un minucioso
estudio sobre Ia situacion en- que SC
ha'lan las of!cinas civiles y militarcs
dc los va:ios districts del Estado, a
efecto de YER 81 es possible reducir
ei personal de algunas de elias, Y ha-
G aigunas economics en- e. preSu-
Eucsto.
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CineS.

Il pelicula "G'oriana'. eXhibida a.
.rcche en- Ia pantalla del Pedro Diaz,
IL 0btanido N gran cXito.
81 Srgumento eS bel!o. moral y
r27mCvedor. Gloriana eS una nin!ta
- ID n soberbia lecci6n de carl
lad practica d una gran DANA que
s&lo Dractica Ia carload vanidosa-
mcnte. con Ia idea dc yer publicado
Y alabado 81 nombre en- los diaries.
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Nuc-o representative.

Ell senior Rafael Palacios Sc ha he
10 ca-go de Ia representation de l.
Empres2 del Gran Circuito Teatral
G-c a~ctualnlentc tiene a~rreAdado e
Teatra. Pedro Diaz.
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ENCRME ESCANDALO Sc SUSCI-
TO EN- UNA MANZANA

Correspondence Especial para LA PRENSA
PUEBLA, Diciembre 2S.-Como
Ia vigilancia establecida en- todas
parties, es cada dia mas rigurosa, a
causa de los innumerable5 robos cue
Sc vienen cometiendo q Ia luz del
dia V en- las Gales mas co%ncurridas,
los ladrones no entran va por las
puertas, sino que Sc descue'gan de
las azoteas hacia e. interior de las ha-
bitaciones, aprovechando las ocupa-
clones de los habitantes de las casas
o el descuido de los s~irvientes.
Ash aconteci6 anoche en- una de las
pr~incipales GALES de Ia ciudad, en- la
uEdecima de B~elisario Dominique,
antes Carniceria, donde los ma!hecho-
res Sc introdujeron por Ia azotea a
Ia casa de IN rico senior, de nacio-
.nalidad eSpanola, V lie robaron de ella
objetos que valen como trescientos
pesos.
Cuando Ell camarista de la casa, IN
eSpanol llamado Juan Gonzalez, Sc do
cuenta del suceso, puso ell grito en- el
cielo Y un ejercito de gendarmes al
frente del cual iba ell de primera Sc
rapio Paroles, Sc deslizo por todas
las escaleras y azoteas de las casas
circunvecinas, en- busca de los ladro-
mes, Quienes habian desaparecido CO.
no por encanto.
Llsyandose fuertes cantidades de d.
nero deSaparecieron de Ia .AngeloEolis
dos pagadcres.
Al juzgado de Distrito fucron con
signadas las averiguacioneS practical
das con motive de los deSfaleos des-
cubertos en- LIS pagadurias Que craE
q las ordenes de Juan Ugaide y Jo-
Sc Garcia, al mismo tempo que esos
desaparecian dc la ciudad. sin haber
dado cuenta de ia inversion que die
ron 4 los fondos ultimamente recib:-
dos de Ia Jefatura de Hacienda, por
orden de Ia Tesoreria General.
e. primero de esos pagadores era
de las fuerzas del general Reyes
Marquee Y Sc llevo II muy fuerte
suma: el segundo no cargo cor MT
cho dinero, pero tambien Gispuso de
regular cantiGad.
BESIDE luego Sc dicto orden de a.
~prehensi6n contra los mencionados
pagadores Y Ia policia Sc encarg&rit
de cu,nplirla, por mas que Sc cree q
no Sc e]ncuentren dentro del terrific
rio del Estado.
PUEBLA, Diciembre 23.-Se han
recibido Ell esta ciudad amplios in
forr1es relacionados con el ultimo en-
c@antro registrado CT Ia Estacion
Oriental, sobrc la via del Interocca-
nico, entire las fueyzas del gobierno Y
los revollcionarios, al rando del ge-
neral Gabriel Carvailo, del antigua
ejercito de Ia Federation.
Sabesc. por e!los, que 81 combate
fuG renidisimo, y que, desputs de seis
horas, los rebeldes huyeron, dejando
en poder de los carrancistaS gran au-
nero dc ~priSioreros y considerablcs
municiones.
TamoiGn Sc asegura quc los "..e&-
les" c~apturaron tres canoneS de mon
tara, que el eneniigo abandono en- su
precipitada fuga, y con clio Sc estj-
ma que los rebeldes han ~quedado SUI
namente debilitados, Y sin poSibili-
dad. por 10 menoS &c momento. dc
em2render NADIA formal en- contra dc
las fuerzas del Centre.
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Se-r5o neeesite nbros en- espaiioi
(. 2osz Ave SzR Antonio, Tex.
ss 6 I.sAcss Y LsasA-iis
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cs expulsade IN Edil.

Despues de una acalorada session
de! Ayuntamiento, de la que no Sc
conocen ningrnos detal!es en- on
creto. Sc sabe en- Ell publico que n
de los miembros del C~onsejo ha sido
expulsado de su seno, por indigno de
~pertenecer q el.
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PUEBLA

Sabese que Ia primera MEDIA que
Sc piensa tomar es Ia de suprimir to-
dos los Juzgados de Paz V de Primera
Instancia en- TODD el Estado, por ser,
en- concepto de la su~perioridad, inne-
cesarios en- los actuales momentos en-
cue un regimen militar impera en- la
Entidad.
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En- bien de- la hygiene.

Farias son las quejas que u at
toridad ha recibido sobre c! crccido
nGmero &C yaquis Y familias que
temporalmentc moran 4 Ia intempe-
RE adelante dc Ia Aduana Martina.
Tales iHdividuoS, ademas dc cstat
sufriendo las penaiidades conSiguicn-
ties. han plesto en- dcplorables con
diciones para el transito Ia Gale
qGc corduce 4 la Batcria ' otras que
dan acccso al caserio del Ccrro ne Ia
Cruz, pucs por doude quiera SC vcf,
aSquerosidades y toda case de in
mundiciaS que los v~ecinoS dc aquc-
Hes barrios va no soportan.
La indiada tienc va IN mes dc
acampada en- aquel lugar.
Fl vecindario quejoso suplica Il
Quien corresponds, tcngan a hien or
denar que toda esta genie sea CAM
tlada a Giro lugar memo ~concurri-
do, IN bien dc Ia hygiene Y hasta de
Il goralidad plblica.
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r~ecordara, dicha enferma fuc deSdc
luego conducida al Laz2reto de BEL
vedere, en- Gondc 4 los pocos dias
falleci0.
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e go5e-nador.

En- eStaS noches de Navidad Ia igle-
STA parroquial esta viendose muy COZ
currida. Ha ocupado Ia catedra sa-
grada el senior Presbitero Ramon
Domingdez Alejandrit. En- cStos mo-
reutcs, $50 P. II. Sc esta efectuan-
DO una hermosa posada en- el Casino
CordobeS.
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&utor cordooes.

May pronto Sc c~stgcna:an Ell el
Teasro Pedro Diaz, los danzones
"Zobeida' Y Mexico neutral. del
,a1reado ~compositor coadobcs Pedro
DiaZ Marin.
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(Pass 2 IL 5a. Psg. Gel. 7a.)
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-10-05

Mapleton, September 27.-Mapleton
scored a grand success on the first
day of the annual corn festival. The
crowds began to arrive before noon
and surged through the floral hall
land about the streets. The Mapleton
band gave a concert of excellent mu-
sic which was followed by an ad-
dress by Forest Henry of the state
agricultural department.
Thursday morning came clear and
the largest crowd in the history is to
be entertained. The roads are i'm
proved and one of the finest programs
is on for all day. Forty eight cars
drove up from Mankato bringing
the Sandon band which played selec-
tions during the pageant and added
much to this feature. The aerial ar
fists performed for the crowd and
were considered very good. The ev-
ening was given over to the bowry
dance. After the band concert and
songs by the old time singers, the
Hollis orchestra furnished music for
the dance which was very largely at
tended and greatly enjoyed. The
second day promised to be the great
lest ever had in Mapleton. Many new
exhibits were brought in and placed
in the floral hall. Six hundred and
thirty entries having been made
they are pronounced the finest ex-
hibit ever seen in the county. Ma
pleton does know how to use ma
lures gifts to form an exhibit. Sew
eral good speeches were given. The
grand pageant, "The Spirit of Amer
Eica," was the browning glory of the
afternoon. 1t was composed of a ser
les of living pictures from the dis
covery of America to the present
time presented by the prominent peo-
pie of the town, one hundred and fif-
ty being required to present it ano
fully two hours were taken up tt
show it. A few of those taking part
Christopher Columbus, Mike Ryan
Pilgrims, U. G. Argetsinger, w. Nc
Irven, T. Hamp, Mrs. E. Larke, Mrs
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VOCEL WOULD FIGHT
| TOLD STATE PROBER
He Claimed That He Has Been
Loyal American Citizen
Always
From Saturdays Daily.

New Ulm, Mimi, September %
Investigators who have been in this
city several days taking testimony
for the State Safety commission con-
corning the antidraft meeting held in
New Ulm on July rs, yesterday
brought their work to close here
and will continue it in st. Paul on
| Monday.
Louis G. Vogel, auditor of Brown
county, and the principal witness to-
day, testified that he had been q
member of the Minnesota national
guard for thirty-two years and had
served in every office from drummer
boy to that of adjutant. I'm 1916 l
retired from active service" he said,
land since then have offered my
services to the government and the
state and tried to organize several
| companies in this city, but they re-
fused my offers because / was too old"
When asked whether he had heard
the meeting was of antidraft and anti
American organization, he said, 81
supposed it was held to explain the
draft laws to the men that were called,
and that is why l headed the process
sion. I have always been a military
man, and when they asked me to head
the parade I willingly consented"
Later in his testimony it was
learned that he and former mayor
did not attend the meeting in the
hall, but retired to the clubroom in
the basement of the building while
+ the meeting was being held.
| Asked at the end of his testimony
| if he wanted to make statement re-
garding his loyalty, VOgel said:
81 am loyal and would fight if they
| would give me a. chance at mo-
ment's notice. But they will not let
| me because l am too old. At that l
am doing all l can to help those at
| the front by helping the Red Cross
and assisting in recruiting men,.
Refused to Sign Statement.
| New Ulm, Mimi, September %
Governor Burnquist's probe of the So
called anti draft meeting held here
| July 25 came to a close yesterday
when Louis G. Vogel, former Brown
county auditor, refused to sign a
statement prepared by the State Pub
lie Safety Commission, declaring 10y
atty to the United States and admit
ting participation in the meeting.
/ The document was taken to Vogel
by Albert Pfaender, former city at
torney of New Ulm.
| Il was not a speaker nor promo
ter of the meeting" Vogel said in his
testimony before the investigation
committee today. 81 led the parade
but that does not signify l was a
promoter of the meeting"
The statement called attention to
the publicity given the alleged dis
loyal tenor of the meeting at New
Ulm, and asserted the signers an
nounced their answering loyalty to
the United States and American in
situations. 1t represented complete
denial that the participants conduct
was reasonable. 1t also was an adj
mission the holding of the meeting
was mistake as it tended to cause
a division of nationalitieS.
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RETURNS FROM Fl. SMELLING
&. Bredeson Was Disqualified Be-
cause of Physical Disability.

cause or PhySlcai Disability.
C. E.. Bredeson, local deputy clerk
of the federal court, returned yester-
day with an honorable discharge for
physical disability from the officers
training camp at Fort Smelling, where
he had spent one month as candi-
date for a commission as officer in
the United States army.
81 was first rejected by the army
physician in Mankato, but appealed
to the authorities at Smelling and was
deemed physically qualified" said Mr..
Bredeson. II believe that had l ap-
pealed my last Mondays rejection to
the surgeon in chief, who accepted
me into the camp, l would have been
retained, but, of course, with every
likelihood of meeting with further
controversy in the present camp, at
least, and l decided to let the mat
ter rest"
$50 far as the Fort Smelling camp
lis concerned, it is assuredly the
greatest experience that the men at
tending have ever had. One of the
things which brings war nightly
home to the boys is the bayonet drill
and charge. That is phase of war
candidates might have objections.
Aside from the cursing and violent
coaching there could be nothing In
practiced warfare more realistic and
abandoning than to race up the
trenches with fixed bayonets and the
supreme purpose of knitting the ap-
ponent. The Mankato boys are do
ing well and believe they will all
get commissions"
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concert and singing was fitting
close. The dance in the tent was a
feature as was the picture show at
the Pastime which presented Civil
ization during the two days.
Thus ended Mapleton's second an
nual corn festival or carnival, and ii
proved to be community builder
and help to foster spirit of coop
Grafton. The patriotic spirit OF
America was shown by the way the
citizens worked. Much credit for the
success is due to Mr.. and Mrs. H
c. Hotaling. The Floral hall was en-
tirely under the direction of Mrs
Hotaling who was its designer. The
pageant was the thought of H. c.
Hotaling, all except the name. There
had not been an opportunity for a
single rehearsal. ]. ]. Dobie and Miss
Adelaide Whiting of Little Falls
were the stage managers and they de-
serve much credit. In the matter OF
premiums the contests were in vege-
tables, eatables, paintings and Miss
Lemore Greener and Lucar Troendle
IdhluS HTSI VI luOSe SltSIcu
The Mapleton band headed the
stock parade which was four blocks
long doubling itself upon the paved
streets. Thirty horses and colts were
in line, good showing of stock. A
gentleman gave an exhibition with a
trained horse which was very clever
and drew a large crowd. The Ford
went to Mankato man. H. Paegel
brother Of Mrs H. Troendle. The loop
the loop auto race was won by
Winnebago man, w. Stimson.
The Misses Margaret and Honora
Norton Lave returned from their visit
in Wisconsin and the trip down the
Mississippi river to st. Louis.
Miss Myrtle La Dow of Minneapolis
is the gseut of Mrs. Arthur Borchert
Mrs. Frank Lusco, Claude Brooks
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Schwiet
ger, Ed. Dietz. DR.. and Mrs. Annis of
Mrs. Tietam and brother
of Vernon, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Grover of Mankato, Miss Plymat, OF
Lamberton, Mrs. James Wishart, Mrs
Baker and daughter of Mankato, and
Mr. and Mrs Chris Laurisch attended
the festival
B. F. McGregor, o. V. Karlburg and
Ed. Sonve attended the Minute mems
in Mankato Monday. More
would have attended had times not
been so busy.
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Mrs. Durant Barclay and little
daughters Frances and Henrietta. of
Marble on the Iron Range, arrived
yesterday to spend a few weeks with
Mrs. Barclays aunts, the Misses Mil
nor.
Mr.. and Mrs Barney Esser and
mother, brother, Werner Esser, and
Henry Fischnick, motored to Man
kato from New Ulm yesterday, and
visited at the home of Peter Esser and
family.
Miss Frances Lundberg OF 1435
North Broad street, left this noon FOL
FL Paso. Texas, where she will visit
her brother, Edward Lundberg, VINO
is serving with the Sixty fourth in
fantry, Company H.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Just of Rapidar
were in the city today, enroute by
automobile to Rochester, where they
will visit their daughter, Miss Doro-
thy, who is taking course in trained
nursing at the hospital.
Lieutenant Leroy Bowen of the
Seventeenth United States Field Ar.
tillery, stationed at Camp Robinson
| Wis. will arrive in Mankato at mid
night to spend Sunday with his par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. John R. Bowen.
e.. w. Goldenstar, engineer, spent
Thursday at CORTLAND, making sur
/ veys. He reports that the farmers
living on the south side of the lake
are greatly opposed to the PROPOSE
| ton of lowering Swan lake, and tina
surveys are being taken all over tha
part of the country.
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H. M. Green of Butternut Valley
was a visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. A. Sandquist of Minneapolis
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Almquist.
DR.. V. S. Cabot of Minneapolis is
spending few days with his broth
er-in-law and sister, DR.. and Mrs
A. Wohlrabe and wife.
DR.. and Mrs. F. M. Rule will arrive
in Mankato Monday evening. They
have been in attendance. upon the
Methodist Episcopal conference al
Pipestone
Mrs. ]. J. Montieth and son re-
turned today after having spent the
! summer visiting relatives and friends
in Southern Wisconsin, and at st
Paul, MINI.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Nowicke O
Fairmont returned to their home
! today after spending a week at tn,
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Kawezyn
| ski of this city.
! Miss Charlotte Kelly, formerly as
sistant at the Saulpaugh cigar count
er, left yesterday for her home il
Minneapolis, where she will spend
couple of months.
William Won Colin, manager of tn
local advertising department of TIL
Rural Weekly and The America
Home Weekly, both published in s.
Paul was in Mankato yesterday.
Messrs. John Lanm and William Son
) tag motored to Minneapolis yesterda
afternoon on short business trip.