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DE VfNZARE.

O casa in buna conditiune de
blockuri, coperis bun, gradina
frumoasa, 8 camere, baie gaz
Lotul $50 lungime, 40 latime
Pivnita cimentata, despartita In
doua parti. Pretul 4.5OO de dolarI
bani gaia. Casa Sc afla in cen
trul Rominilor, aproape de bise
rica romineasca.
Tot asemenea mai am casa
buna de vinzare char linga bise
rica romineasca Gu 5 odai, balt
81 gaz. Lotul $50 lungime 81 II
latime: Coperis de tigla, gradinj
frumoasa Gu pomi. Vinzarea 81
face din cauza ca mia murit ne
vasta. Pretul $500 de dolari ban
gaia. Mobila din casa inca st
vinde dupa invoiala. Adresatl
va la d-nul Micke Poparada
Realestate 81 Notar Public, 751
Ash Street, Alliance, Ohio.
TelefOn 1O5-Y sau o. S. 5393
(27-29)
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A V I z

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Desteapta-te Romine"
din Detroit, Mich, avizeaza pc
toate surorile societati, cluburi 81
parochii din loc 81 din impreju-
rime, cum ca societatea noastra
Isl va serbia jubileul de 10 ami de
la infiintarea sa, in ziua de II
August 1919, 81 roaga pc toate
surorile societati memhre ale u
niunei de a lua la cunostint4 a.
ceasta rugare, 81 a ne da spriji.
null necesar precum 81 steagurile
Uniunei dorim ca pc aceasta zi
sa lie avem in mijlocul nostru.
In numele societatii ,,Desteap
tate Romine" din Detroit, Mi
chigan:
I. Furcean, presedinte
G. Filimon, secretar
(2-4-15 August)
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Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Saminatorul Romin"
din East Youngstown, Ohio, pc
aceasta cafe roaga pc toti mem
bril- sal carl inca n'au achitat re-
partitia pentru cazurile intlm-
plate in sinul Uniunei, cazuri de
influenza spaniola. Repartitia ia
cuta pc membrii este de $3.50.
Termenul de achitare pima la
Is Iunie 1919. Acct membrii care
nu-si achita repartitia pima Ia
terminul de mai sus, Sc vor socoti
restanti perzindu-si dreptul de
,beneficiu, att de la societate, cit
81 de la Uniune.
In numele societatii Stamina
torul RomIn' din East Youngs-
town, Ohio:
George Potor, pregedinte.
n. Ban, sscrstar correspondent.
(27-29)
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TARA VECHE?
Aici in America nineni nsi poate face ideie c1ard
depre relele conditun cu paralizeasd omertul 81 an
dustria Europei I'm M Reputable IN cunoaste-
condtiunior nationale zice guvernM engIez
silt sd trimid afard dan tara sase mioane
oameni sd-i rdmind poeulatie in
stare sd hrdneascd Olonda ddIocuiorior Alta
hrand sd aoard de foamA Marea Italici
inca n" demobiisod 81 ca mM poate f. demobasatd fd
rd sd ae solda lipsiti de mincare; ei IL fcd so
demobdsese In Belgiu 100000 de persoane depnd de
GutorM guvernulu IN Framtq situaa tot atst de
Polona isbitd maj rdu; Tdranii Romini mau
vie de mancd gdseste sdmind indeajuns sd
poatd cultva intreg pdnintul roditor.
America tea PRINT bucuroasa cind al VENT
acuma te vrea sa ramii.
America oc pentru ieaure sit prmse Gu plaA
toate idele vtor Amerce
Aventurle, sperantele 81 raspaa unt in umea noua.
1 amntest de lungle zie 81 nop de indoaa peecute pc
bordu vaporului Cum povea despre camnu lasat
Dupa aceia glorioas cind vaporu aus-s primu lucru
tau cazu och fos pazu
trarea in umea noua-Statuia Liberati
Al puut nteege cum it sauta pc nea
toaa marea tortaumina este reasgurae de buna pm
fagaduaa 81 caauza tarmurile ei
All debarcat All gast de lucru
In curnd ra in propasire ca bertatea Isl
Indepinea fagaduaa All sansa egaa alt
Educata liberia in copii la coala
teal dus la scoala de sa invet engezee 81 mese
All ncepu gindest cumpararea une case la rami
in America Apoi VENT razbou 81 prmu lucru pc
Ia America della tine autor pntru els
ga razbou ca aceas berate usureaza
ntreaga ume Tu al fost din cap pima pcioae
raspuns chemr adevarat om
All aj,at vapoarelor All facut munitun All
cumparat Liberty Bonds Ta sprjnt tara adopva pima
limia
81 acu tara adopva American in toas puterea
cuvintuhte sa mpar victoria cistigare
ajutat Victoroasa America alat sal
prOspertate mai vazut odata clade-
tacut in mpul razboiulu nceput-nou case cadr Gu
dpartamnte palate comercae insemneaza
ucru-lucru-ma mue cae chri eftine fabrc pen
tru ucrat Lpsa de hrana in tare vechi mare
America trebuie hraneasca nreaga Aceasa nsem-
neaza ucu arme fertile frumoae penru
"a la viata de tara Foo tar tale native
regua pietele aju refacea umei surpsul
Americei de mateae de provizi ban ucrur pc
toaa umea trebue sd alba 81 fabrcant partle
siau dat ca muncorul ajuns sa alba u
cunoscind drepur 81 demnaea foreor
seamna condun mai bune de ucru de trai pl mai bue
Tia trebuit cura-American Pluck Ca sa ii lasi
sat ncep traiu tara ndca esti aici
al ncepumergnd spre succesde Yai America
vea sa alba cetaten curajos = Zit tie insusi astazi
nSunt intr tara buna tara upa pentru cstig
penru face inregu pamnt trait in ell
Am sa rami aici gndesc 1mbrac ca
American sa vorbc American sd flu American
Mutt lasa lucru plci spre Europa st multi de
condte de acoo 81 fara s daca lie de folos
nane de face pasu fiji sigur dac al pecat pc eel
bun. Nu porni fara sa-ti dai ce faci. 84
1nti aduna toate dovezie 81 informatiunle.
fnanc hotdrs pec conultd fobcantu unde luc-
res ce dea siarI careL cetest MOI vesel
amindoi acest actori in ai dspunde ntreb6
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Sc CAUTA.

Vre-o citiva oameni carl sa Sc
uneasca Gu moi in arendarea IL
nor dovedite cimpuri de petrOleu
81 de gaz aerian din Okla. NJ c
vorba de vinzare de actiuni, ci
de un plan cooperativ de sonda.
re, unde toti sd alba parte egala
Statisticile guvernului arata ca
sc din fiecare 100 de f1ntini sd.
pate sunt productive. Citiva do
lari te vor face towards In acea-
sta afacere 81 poate char bogat
dintr'odata. Pentru informatiunl
complecte scrieti pc adresa: Co.
Operative Drilling CO., Suite sos
New Phoenix Building, Ausko-
gee, Okla.
(29-3O)
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DE VfNDUT.

Caut un Romin care sc pricea--
pa mersul comerciului, 81 care
vrea ca sd cumpere pravalia mea
de sub numarul 204 Haywood
Street, Farrell, Pa.
Pravalia e in pozitia cea mai
buna a orasului, 81 asortata Gu
maria care aduce un bun profit.
Asemnea 81 doua mese de billiard
pool Tables).
Cine vrea ca sd alba o prava-
lie, unde poate face un bun cis-
tig, apoi sa Sc adreseze 81 ii voiu
da lamurire despre toate.
Cauza e ca Gu datul de Is 1unie
1919 voiu deschide un comerciu
mai mare 81 nu pot ca sa conduc
doua afaceri.
P. j. COSTEA,
204 Haywood Str, Farrell, Pa
(129-3D
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DARE DE SEAMA 81 MULTU
MITA PUBIICA.

SOcletatea fOmlna ue dJutOr y
cultura ,,Drapelul Romin'' din
Struthers, Ohio, in seara zilei de
10 Maiu 1919 a avut petrecere
Gu dams, la care avut un rezul-
tat foarte multumitor, att din
punct de vedere moral, cit 81
material.
Deci pc aceasta Gale multumim
calduros tuturor acelOr frati, ca
re pc linga ticatul, de intrare all
mai contribuit 81 Gu suprasolvir
dupa cum urmeaza:
Toader Oros $3.50; Nicolae 81
sofia Anica Tutelea $3.50; Nd
rian Gligor So; soc. SamInatorul
Romin, East Youngstown, Ohio
So; NicoIae Fleaca $3.50; ,Geor-
ge Corfariu $3.50; Gligor 81 sofia
Maria Sovrea So; Andrei Craciun
So; George 81 sofia Ana Serecsan
$1.76; Nicolae Vladutu $3.50; Va
sile Paraean 81; Vasile V. Grea-
WI $50; Maria Lapadat ST
Petru Faur $1.50; loan Nea yu
$50; Vasile Popa 81; Nicolat
Goga 81; Nicolae G.. Serbian ST
loan Rocheriu $3.50; loan Baciu
81; loan Armean 81; Elisaveta
Prunea 81; Aritn Benta 81
loan Blaga 1925; George Lazal
81; Simion Coza ST.; Nicolae VIA
dut 81; loan Garlonta soc; Cos
tandin Negrea soc; loan Dura
soc; Vasile. Ilea soc; NicOlae !
Ilea soc; loan Stanciu soc; loan
Fanea soc; loan B. Vecerdea 81
cent; loan Soma soc; Nicoiac
Ilea soc; Nicolae Faloba SOC;
loan Sabau soc; Toader Popa 5O
cent?; loan Chiriacu soc; loan
V. Marginean soc; loan Ortopan
soc; Alexandra Popa soc; loan
Carata soc; Vasile Pandea SOC ;
Nicolae Frum soc; Iosiv Mia
soc; loan Timariu soc; Naslle
Farcasiu soc; Nicolae Paraian
soc; -Axente Doroga soc; loan
Tutelea soc; Achim Cuntan soc
loan Ghisoiu soc; loan Cucu soc
Petru Bodia soc; loan Alaman
SOC; Vasile V. Pandea SOC; Nj
colae Banu soc; Vasile Stoia soc.
Gu aceasta Ocaziune am avut
urmatorul rezultat:
nitrate tOtale .......... Y2o4.l
Este totale ........... $l44.bO
VENT curat ........... $lO9.ol
Deci inca odata aducem since
rele noastre multumiri tuturor
acelora care au participat la a
ceasta petrecere, 81 ii rugam ca 81
pc viitor sa binevoiasca a ne ola
binevoitorul dior sprijin pentru
binele 81 inaintarea societatii nOa
sire 81 al neamului rominesc.
In numele societatii ,,Drapelul
Romin" din Struthers, Ohio:
Nicolae Tutelea, pres.
Andrci CrSci,,n nrez aran tatOr.
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DE V1NZARE.

I'm bisnit in orasul Warren. Re
staurant 81 Cafenea romineasca.
Afacere foarte buna. Sc vinde din
nina liberia. Doritorii sa Sc adre-
seze la:
706 N Park Ave, Warren, Ohio.
(24-3O)
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LIBERTY BONDUR1
DIN TOATE SERIILE

DE Ia $50 in sus vindem 81 cumpA-
rAm. Platim Gu bani gaia Gu pretu-
rile cele mai mari carr sunt In pis
ID. Moi v& dam ajutor . plati Liber-
~ Bondurile I'm rate car nu sunt
inca pl&tite. >lx6)
BOND BROKERS
go Sheffield Bldg, 9th Floor.
Z. 9th q Euclid, Cleveland, q.
Oficiul deschis de la 9 a.. m. pima
la 6 q. m. Simbata pima la 9 p. IN
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G 4 u T A M

fete 81 femei, Gu experienta sau
fara experienta pentru aranja
hirtia in magazii. Plata buna, 81
conditii pentru a lucra. Tot oda-
ia cautam 81 oameni sa lucreze
ca lebari.
DETROIT PAPER STOCK CO.,
407 Franklin Str, Detroit, Mich.
(29-31)
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In Biwalic Avenue o casa cl
Z odai, doua loturi extra 25x13o.
@ casa Gu trei odai indarat garaj
de automobil. Toate acestea sc
Wind Gu pretul de IS, 10000.
Doritorii sd Sc adreseze la:
P. Hsrte, 270 Bfwa1is Avenue,
Sharon, p.
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FAC CUNOSCUT ROMfNILOR
din Alliance, Ohio, 81 jur ca m am
mutat en- saloDul in So. Webb No.
81, undo sfost Blum, in apropiere
de CARA Pennsylvsnia. Gasiti tot
felul de bGnturi recoFitoare, ii
sxri, tigarete. Aici este fratele
Joan SISSEA. Poftiti 81 ne W.
dsti Ia loeul nostru eel nou.
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FRATlI COSMA, 35O1 Penna
Ave-, Indiana Harbor, Ind. -
Vinzare de bilete de vapoara
Trimitere de bani in patrie 81 orr
ce afsceri. Adressti-va Gu toat1
increderea.
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Ud(Dc0lI nOS1rl
de dfdCeri.

P. CHINA. - Comerciant 70.
min. Grocerie 81 halS de Joe. Sc.
diul Societatei ,,Dacia Traian4t' in
1876 Jackson Str. - Local asortat
Gu t6t felul de bauturi racoritoare
Biliarde si alte. Casa adevarat ro-
m1neasc&. 399 Case Ave-, Newark.
Ohio.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-01-24
Wanted On Charge of Violating
The Espionage Act; Hunt
Him Out

Local police officers ale on the
lookout for one John T. Ryan, form
erly an attorney at Buffalo, N. Y,
who is wanted as serious offender
under the espionage law, reported to
have given assistance and aid TO
German spies and agents in this
country. Ryan is wanted by the
United States department of Justice
and all patriotic citizens are asked to
CO. operate in the search.
Ryan is described as medium
height, rather stout man, five feet,
ten inches tall and weighing about
100 pounds. He has a full face and
formerly wore Van Dyke beard. He
has brown hair but is nearly bald on
the top of his head. Ryan is about
forty five years old and was formerly
an attorney at Buffalo, N. Y. He
was connected with the Irish Sinn-
Fein agitation and anti British prop
uganda there, it is claimed. During
the Spanish war he was a
captain in the United States army.
Ryan is known by a number of
aliases including "Phillipie Island Ry-
an" William West" William Ro-
berts" and william Robertson"
Anyone having any information re-.
garding Ryan is asked to wire
Thomas d. Mccarthy in charge of
the department of justice, New York
city.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-01-24
Flu Invaded Farm Home With
Awful Result; Nurse First
To Succumb

The home of William Meyer at
CORTLAND, has become a veritabie
hospital, us many as sixteen cases
of sickness being cared for at one
time. The death date has been ter
rible. Miss Hulda Lieder, nurse, who
volunteered her services, was the first
TO succomb to the plague, says The
ST. Peter Herald. She died Tuesday
January Z, at New Ulm
hospital whittier she had been taken
after becoming i'll. An hour later,
Mrs. Fred Meyer, passed away, and
two days later, her husband died.
Mrs. Meyer who was formerly Miss
Frieda Harmening, was born in
Brighton, ard her husband was son
of William Meyer, and brother of
Paul Meyer, the bank cashier who
died on Christmas Eve from burns
received in kerosene explosion.
The death of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer
leaves two small children orphans,
ore six years and the other only sew
en- months old.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-01-24

f6f the ensuing year WIN be Installed.
Mrs. Nellie anderson grand lodge
officer, will conduct the Installation
The officers elect are p. G. of H., Mrs
Hazel Penhiter G. of H., Mrs. Mary
flasher; l.. Of H., Mrs. Rebecca Ell
lis; G. of c., Mrs. Emman Graves;
recorder, Mrs. Elizabeth Phelps; fin
ancier, Mrs. Flora Starkey; receiver
Mrs. Elva Weston; usher Mrs. Lizzie
Johnson; assistant usher, Mrs. Rose
Jones; i. W., Mrs. Madeline Waddell;
o. w, Mrs. Clara Knight.
Mrs. E. Hadley returned from
Fairmont Thursday evening and re-
ports her father, Judge Pratt, consid
erably improved
Word has been received from Eu-
gene Hadley, Jr., that he is homeward
bourd from the Azore Islands wither
he went last fall on DESTROYER 1911.
People generally do rot give boys
in the navy the credit due them. They
were not ir the trenches but the
dangers braved in transporting
troops and hunting subs was nc
small matter. The crews on fleet OF
U. S. submarines did rot see daylight
Tor fifteen days at a stretch and the
sea rolling like 60" as one COB ex-
pressed it. On board the larger boats
they often lad to eat standing, taking
what they could get as the sea was
terribly rough, not moment could
they feel safe.
Ross Johnston, on the u. S. S. Sa :
vannah, has been promoted to First
Machinest's mate.
Ora Alderman, who has been visit
ing at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. N. Alderman, left Sat-
urday
Mrs. ~ A. Ferris has been enjoying
a visit from her sister from Michigan.
There arc a large number of part
les looking over the Mapleton ga
rage with a view to buying the same
when put upon the market
The resignation of |. A. Lownes as
manager of, the Farmers Equity ele-
vator and shipping company which
takes effect soon, is calling out a
large number of aspirants. The di-
rectors will have plenty of material
from which to select the new mana
ger, who will have to be topnotcher
TO fill the place vacated by the pres
ent manager, who has held this po-
sition for the past two years. William
Prentzlow has been his able assist
ant.
The community in general regrets
Mr.. Loves decision to remove with
his family to Western Nebraska where
he purchased q large ranch last fall.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-01-24
Nonparty Organization Charged
With Having Foisted System
On Wheat Raiser

Representative Theodore Christian
son IT. joint resolution, introduced
yesterday morning, asks that cong
ress provide for one representative
on the federal board of grain stand
ards for each state that produces
/ ,OOO, 900 bushels or more of wheat, the
representative to be appointed by the
governor of the state he is to repre-
sent, says The st. Paul Dispatch.
No miller nor any representative
of ar old lire elevator is to be appoint
ed to the board.
The farmers of Minnesota and
other northwestern states lost mil
lions of dollars during the past two
seasons, through the operation of the
Federal system of grading grain,
foisted on the country through efforts
of the Nonpartisan league of. North
Dakota, Mr.. Christianson declared.
'The system of grading is so tech
nical that it is impossible for the
country elevators to give the farm
ers as high grade for their wheat
as they should have" continued Mr..
Christianson.
How Grading Worked.
OOIut VI lllc COuutIy CACNdCOl lhCh
tried grading the wheat up to its
proper standard, in many cases No. 1.
They were forced to sell this
wheat at the terminals at grade or
two grades lower than at which they
had purchased it. They lost lot of
money, and thereafter they erred
on the other side, grading it too low.
Thus the Federal grading system
now in force has, cost the farmers
millions. Often the price they re-
ceived was as much as IA cents
bushel below that which they should
have received"
Representative Christianson. also
introduced bill to place millers un-
der the Jurisdiction of the Railroad
and Warehouse commission and sub
ject to its rules with regard to the
grading of grain.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-01-24
HAROLD j0RGENSEN WAS BOLD
a I FIGHTER IN FRANCE
Was Wounded and Gassed; Is
Glad To Be Back In the
United States

| Sergeant Harold Jorgensen arrived
home this noon, direct from the bat
tlefields of France, and a happy fam
lily celebration in honor of his return
was held at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Jorgensen, 905
South Front street. He was in some
of the thickest of the fighting, but
after being badly gassed during an
engagement with the enemy he was
unfit for further active service being
obliged to spend about two months
in the French hospitals, after which
he was sent to an engineers re-
placement camp, where he served
until the close of the war.
Glad to Be Home.
When asked if he had secured any
interesting souvenirs he remarked
laughingly, 'I'n take the good old
United States for mine! / did pick
up an old German helmet from one
of the battlefields, but l was content
to leave the rest of the war souven-
irs over there"
Sergeant Jorgenson was formerly
assistant to H. F. Blomquist when
he was city engineer for Mankato.
katO recruiting station on April ~,
1917, and sailed for, France on Sep
TENDER 10, 1917. He served with the
Second Engineers throughout the
war. His division was composed of
the engineers, the Fifth ad Sixth
Marines, the Ninth and Twenty third
Infantry the Twelfth, Fifteenth and
Seventeenth Field Artillery, and was
the first division on the Verdun front.
They started the great drive on Cha
teau Thierry on June 1, and it con-
tinued for six days. Their advance
was very successful, and they took a
number of villages. Later they were
relieved by the Twenty sixth, or
Yankee" division, and were trans
ferred to the scissors front, where
they began a mighty drive against
the Germans, driving them steadily
back for ten hours, after the brave
Americans went over the top"
again on the memorial night of
July II.
Took Over Villages.
They took the villages of Vile
Cottret and Beriza, and near the
latter place they were halted about
1880 o'clock on the morning of July
IS by heavy German machine gun
fire. 1t was in this battle that Ser
geant Jorgensen was gassed, and
after that he was out of the fighting.
He was in a French hospital at Cries.
sy for some time, and wan later
transferred to other French hospitals
until he was we'll on the way to his
usual health. He embarked for the
states on the Princess Matoka on
December 20, 1918. and landed at
Newport News on January 1. He was
then sent to Camp Dodge, Ia, where
he was mustered out of service. The
Princess Matoka carried large num-
Der of wounded soldiers and others
who were unfit for further military
service, having either been badly
gassed, shell shocked, or ruined in
health during the war.
George Black, Wheaton Williams,
Roy Anderson and George Schwan-
nenberg were in the same division
with Sergeant Jorgensen and took
active part in the same victorious
battles.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-01-24

Washington, d. c., January 21.-
The war department issued casual
ty list tody in which AS casualties
were reported. The Minnesota men
are as follows:
Killed in action, Corporal Norman
d. Kahn. Bald Eagle; Corporal Fred
Sorh Starkey, Clitheral.
Wounded severely, Private WILDER
B. Foster, Minneapolis.
Present for duty, previously report
ed killed IT. action, Corporal Frank
T. Duncan, St. Paul.
Sick in hospital, previously report
ed missing, Private Duncan J. Cam
eron, Rogers.
Wounded slightly, Private Carl H.
Johnson, Cannon Falls.
Killed in action, Previously re-
ported wounded severely, Private
John B. Strand, Milan.
Killed in action, previously re-
ported missing in action, Private
Peter p. Verdi, Eveleth.
Died. previously reported missing
in action, Private Raymond Gardewin.
Twin Valley. .m
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-01-24
". G. Schulz Of MapIeton Has
Been Very Unfortunate In
Business

w. G. Schulz of Mapleton, who has
been in the automobile business, on
Wednesday at the request of his cred
itors, signed everything to Attorney
u. G. Argetsinger, who will close up
the business to the best advantage
possible and collect outstanding bills.
Mr. Schulz, who was hurt October 8,
1908, in football game, being kick
ed by member of the Mankato team
at times is absentminded and many
times has let goods go without charg-
ing during these periods. For some
months this old injury has been both
ering him, and he has complained of
pains in his head. Two weeks ago he
went to Minneapolis for medical treat
ment
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-01-24

st. Peter Herald: Fred Gerholz, &C
companied by Mrs. Arthur diversion
of Mankato, went to Fort Smelling
last week, where they visited the
latter's husband, Arthur Overson
who was among the wounded who
recently arrived at the camp from
overseas. He was twice wounded
but states that he was feeling fine
and glad to get back to the States.
Sergeant Archie Kuntgel of Angus
Ia, Ca, is visiting his parents here
having just returned from camp
where he was in service. ........
Albert Koenig, in the service at
the Minnesota University in the s. A.
T. c., has returned home, having
been mustered out of the service
Wells Forum Advocate: J. C. Byrnes
returned to Mankato on Wednesday
morning. Mr.. Byrnes has been spend
ing considerable time at the Mankato
office recently and spent the fOrepart
of the week here. His friends have had
some difficulty in making him OUT
since he has removed his moustache,
but he's the same Jim"
Mr. and Mrs. benjamin Hillbrand
of Sturgeon Lake have arrived to
spend the remaining winter months
with their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mailman of West
Mankato. a .-
Miss Hannah Jones returned to
her home at Lake Crystal this morn
ing after visit at the home of her
brother, ID. A. Jones.
Mrs. Gus Tuhsland and children,
and Miss A. Larson of Lakefield, were
in the city between trains today.
Miss Edna Baynes of Lake Wash
ington is visiting friends in the CITY.
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Miss Doris John of Garden City
visited with Mankato friends yester-
day.
Edward Hottie of Truman was a
business caller the city yesterday
Miss Mary Stone has returned
from Minneapolis where she spent
several weeks.
County Surveyor, Roy Allison went
to Spirit Lake, Ia, last evening in
regard to an cngineering proposition.
Mr.. Allison win r. lrn to Mankato
the latter r. Q. lie week.
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Bill introduced To Curb the
Issuance of Campaign
Literature
ASSOCIATED Press DISPATCH

st. Paul January 21.-Reconstruc-
ton ard soldiers aid bills were in
troduced at short sessions of both
hous IS.
Senator Ward of Fairmont intro
duced a bill making the publication
of misleading or false campaign
statements within twenty four hours
of election a misdemeanor.