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The Right Treatment VIII Break
Your ShaekIes.

You who are afflicted with rheu-
matism know from experience just
how excruciating the pangs Of the
disease are. You know, also. II
you have had rheumatism for any
length of time that there is no real
relief to be expected from the use
Of liniments and lotions. -
Rheumatism is a stubborn dis
ease. and its panss and pains, can
not be wiped out as if by magic,
A disease that is so full of torture
and renders 50 many people ALSO
lutely helpless. is a deep seated
one; it is not on the surface, hence
it cannot be reached by external
surface remedies.
Lotions, liniments and elements
applied to the surface may in some
cases desden the pain for the time
being. but until you attack the dis
ease at its foundation you are max.
ing no progress toward a cure,
Many forms of rheumatism are
caused by millions of tiny germs
that infest the blood. and until the
blood is absolutely freed of these
germs there is no relief in sight.
In fact. the longer you delay
treating the disease through the
blood the farther you are getting
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ROOFS: WE WILL CURE THAT ROOF
or make no charge. We know our bust
ness. J. ii. BECKwTTH, 5I8 7th ST. ne.
Lincoln 5O02. ja1s-1t
BUILDING LABORERs INTERNATIONAL.
Protective Union OF America, Local Union.
No. >, Of Washington, d. G.. We hereby
notify the Master Builders and Plasterers
that on and after Monday, February &c. 1920,
the wages Of hod-carriers will he seventy five
cents tIocD an hour. TH0S. b. MANN,
President; ]. z. HORTON, Secretary.
ja1S-3t
IN THE NATTER OF THE WASHINGTON
American League Baseball Club. We. the
president and majority of the board Of
trustees OF the Washington American League
Baseball Club, hereby certify that the
amount Of capital stock fixed by the charter
OF said club is two hundred thousand dollars
ts2OO,oOO), which sum is fully paid In. and
the outstanding bonded and other indebted
ness amount to about one hundred and forty
SIX thousand. eight hundred dollars (Sl4G.-
eOOl. CLARK &. GRIFFITH. WILLIAM NJ.
RICHARDSON, EDWARD B. EYNON, JR.
District Of Columbia, to-wit: l. Clark g.
Griffith. president of the Washington Ameri-
can League Baseball Club, do depose and
upon oath say that the matters and things
stated In the foregoing statement, signed by
me and majdfity of the board Of trustees
OF the Washington American League Base
ball Club. areNtrue TO the best Of my knowl-
edge, information and belpf. CLARK c.
GklfFIrH, President ja1S-lt
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COAL STORAGE BASIN
TO HOLD 100000 TONS

Pittsburg. The United States
Steel Corporation has begun con-
struction at Clarion OF the largest
coal storage basin in the world. II
VIII hold coal sufficient 70 keep the
plant there in operation for six
months and the coal will be used
only In an emergency.
The basin VIII hold 100000 tons Of
coal. It Is 500 feet wide and SOC
feet long, and will be Of concrete.
1t win have two travelling cranes
with a capacity of 1000 tons daily.
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DIED.

cRooK-on Saturday. January IL,
1890. at 5:f5 a. m, at her resi-
west. MARY A, widow Of Niche
las Crook. Mother Of Thomas
and Louis and the Misses Flor
ence. Ella and Anna Crook and
Mrs. william Z. Vernstein.
Funeral from her late residence,
Monday. January -. at $3.50
Requiem, mass at Sacred Heart
Church at 9 o'clock.
LAuCHHEIMER-on January IL,
1890, at the Naval Hospital,
Washington. D. c., Brig. Gen.
CHARLES II. LAUCHHEIMER,
adtutant and inspector. Omitted
States Marine Corps. in his slst
year.
Religious services will be held in
Baltimore on Sunday, y. m, al
2z20 Eutaw place, and the inter
ment will be at Arlington Gene
terry at IL O. m on Monday. jan
uary 10.
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Catherine cssty. 81 sesn. ga \ "a. NJ.
vcrtte nyeu. -, Columtfa Hospital
Nettie lssacs. "a Providence Hospital
' Annie Loseday. g. cssrzsfown Unir. hos.
Alphzs y. johnson. n. fs<s Irving 81. nv
walter 7. Weaver. r., -. Emergency Hoe.
Anna I. Clanghtoa. s Providence Horpt.
Richard Z. Wsilech. . liza Pa ave. se.
Clarence Payne. Al. Wash. Asylum Hospt.
Mamie Robinson. q. l2ef X st. nv.
Harry Harris. %. 62f I'D at NV.
Susie Ricbardson. 81, CARRIED Ho<pital.
Mary Colbert 20. ~ p q. NJ.
George II. v. Hatton. 1. "a a. 81.
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Research Class 10 Opea.

Camper Simpson. Pm D.. econom-
list for the Federal Trade Commits
sion. will open a course Of com
mercial research tomorrow night a
Research University. 171s II street
northwest Mrs. John Thurston-
Pm D.. formerly connected with the
Ohio State University. will stsrt q
course on homemaking WedKesday
night.
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OIL AND GAS

VIII give three-fourths Of the production
to party who will develop oil and gas lease
in Central West Virginia; lease is in a pro-
ducing field and proven by production on
three sides in near vicinity; leases aggre-
gate 100 acres; production il secured in
Gordon & Fifth Sands, grade Of oil Penna. {;
l will join practical DRILLER with oBt-
fit in the organization of an operating COM
pany. Address A. JOHNSTON, 1923 18th st.
NV. Washington, D. c. ja1S-It
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HAVE YOU LOST
MONEY! IN nu9


Most Of the money lost in worthless oil
stocks could have been saved il the investors
used proper care In selecting their securities.
There are many opportunities now TO profit
in this class Of neutrality-suspicious. in
the shares Of companies operating In the
MidCOntinent and Texas Oil Fields. But it
is not safe TO invest blindly. Post yourself
before risking penny. Read the OIL
PRESS and make money as thousands Of
others have done. Each issue is brimful Of
valuable data and interesting news about the
oil industry-its prospects. startling sue
cesses in the Mid Continent ahd Texas fields,
as well as important information and analy-
teal reports Of scores of cOmpanieS-sOme
good, bad and indferent-whose stocks are
now being held by the public. More than
100000 investors read the OIL PRESS tYire
month-thOusands have proited by it,.
The recent issue, together with a late copy
Of the Markets containing quotations OF
listed and unlisted active and inactive nIl
stocks will he sent free on request; also
while they last, new, accurate colored
map Of Kansas. Oklahoma and Texas just
out. featuring the oil fields in red. Address
OIL PRESS, 1901 Republic Bldg, Kansas
City, Mo. ialS-1t
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Mrs. BOSWELL,
PIANIST AND CI.AIRvoYANr.

PIANIST AND CLAIRVOYANT.
Gives advice on business matters, love, health
and family Affairs; tells il the one you love 10
true or false, what part of the country is luck-
lest to you what to do to be successful in Life
when and whom you viii marry. In fact no
matter what your hope, fear or ambition. COME
to this noted paInist and find help. There Il
no need to b. unsuccessful or unhappy. No
matter what the cause her advice removes all
trouble. She guarantees satisfaction. Readings
800. 10 eth st. NV. between and II SITS
ialA-7f
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Twenty-Five years ago. when rae
coon coats we're selling at 80. many
poorly paid workers possessed them.
but in the short interval OF time
elapsed, they have risen in prices TO
s.. 900 for a coat OF matched skins.
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SPIRITUALISTS.
PROF.. MARCUS La MAR


FOR YEARS wAsHINGToN'S FAVORITE
ADVISER.
Most remarkable reader Of human destiny
OF the present age. far in advance OF the
ordinary readers you meet, in a class dis
tinetly alone, giving full names, facts, fig
ures and locations without asking you one
single question. Just think Of a man that
c0n close his eyes and see your whole life
-" before hir like a panorama. Mar
tell you what you have done.
now doing. and tells you eK-
are going 30 do. His I'D
hairs is considered wonderful,
l. to reunite the separated,
5our every wish and gives never
and advice on business, law
es, or most any affair Of in
succeeds in the most difficult
ordinary readers have failed
he will surprise you. Hours, IL
p. m. daily; closed Sundays.
l220 G st. NV.
ja15lS
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POULTRY.

BABY dfiICks-xLL BREEDS. THOR.
orEhbred. certified heavy egg production.
popular prices: e0-pare Poultry Calendar
Book free; write now.--11LwooD PUsEY,
East Liverpool. Ohio. s3a1s-lt
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-i6O ACRES
of land in Roanoke, Va; would exchange
for property in Washington. See J.. II.
HUNTER, Roanoke, Va. latest
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

LUNCH COUNTER. IS TO 20 FEET LONG !;
wood with marble slab preferred. Write
Stls 18th st. now, or phone Columbia
i0S' jal5-3t
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MADAM JEANETTE.

Egyptian Palmist and Clairroyant t;usran-
tees to read your entire HE; she dogs not tell
to please but before you utter . word she viii
tell what you called for: names and dates Of
when and who you will marty; true or false;
how town and hold the one you do low; what
business snd part Of the country Is best for you
and tnt what to do to make Q success ~ life:
special Ieadings. 500 100 It'll st. NV, opposite
saks Co. Satisfaction ruaranterd
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
Palmistry is a recognized science and
RITPAH Fl NON

is known as one Of the greatest exponents.
Hundreds visit this remarkable woman daily;
complete readings with accurate descriptions
Of what your hand foreteIIs only 81. Re
ceptiOn parlor ne. corner Of 9th and q SITS.
nv. Entrance 9Th st. Hours, 10 a. m. to
p. m. jal5-tf
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WATCH THE Cr.AssfFIELp COLUMNS ron
evidences Of thu growth Of this city. Thil
nay seem like an odd saEEesti0n-bg. 1t hn't
nk2Lu
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

EITHER sen. FOR STAPLE ARTICLE:
$40 daily; exclusive: permanent: references,
MILLS FURNITURE CO. GUJ Stahlman
Bldg. Nashville. Tenn. ja1Slt
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LOST.

LoST-BETWEEN ITth AND 18th SIS. AND
"a ave. and ID ST., Saturday, black silk
randoas; owner will greatly appreciate re
turn Of papers. ETC., contained in II 10 1908
Irving 81. Coluntrs 1851. Reward. jsls-lt
poST-WEDDING RING. CHASED GOLD
orange blossom carving, In 4 green velvet
box while riding in an automobile on It'll
st % 11th ST. wharf. from there to 18th
and sts NV. then TO It'll and y sts., and
men to Harris Jewelry Store. It'll and ID
SIS. when IL was missed from handbag.
Finder please return 10 6oi @ st. sw., or
pnone Franklin 4799-J. Reward. Ja16-3t
LosT-G 2 R MA SHEEP MALE PUP;
black and fawn color. From 20 st. NV.
Return to above address. Reward. ja1e-3t
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{ available this territory for DAVIS
t.L-b.rr'i Clothes. maker to wearer; attractive
~ Er'-i.irH I->E-ing steady income: write
l'dEN r-fc-aH"'> rrqUired. 7. II. DAVIS
NAiLDRING co. Cincinnati, Ohio. jals-lt
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE.
MOVING
PERSONALS.

Original Pianist, Astrologist and Ciairyoyant
PROF. KAIEEL MARZABAN d,
Room 81. Kenois Bldg. 18th and C sts
NV. Hours from a. m. to Z p. m. Phone
Main 1855. Call your name free over phone
/ From 20 r. m. Sunday. jais-It
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PALMISTRH,
MADAME SELIA

Egyptian Palmist and Clairyoyant.
Gives true advice you can depend on in
business. love, health and family affairs;
tells the name OF future husband or wife and
how to win the one you love; makes up
lovers quarrels or family troubles; reunites
the separated and makes happiness In your
home; tells what business is luckiest for you
and how to gain success in anything you
take in hand; IL you are having bad luck or
trouble consult Nine. Selia; she can help
You: satisfaction guaranteed; readings. 81
daily and Sunday. Phone 237S-J. S3l Tth
st. NV. Hours, to Q. jal6-7t
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DO YoU WANT TO ENTER PROFIT.
able business where the profits are over
300 per cent; IL 30 write ATLAS, $40 N.
Eutaw. Baltimore, Nd. jalS-lt
HAVE YOU $65? WE RAISE HOGS FOR
you, feed and breed giving you half the
profits; bank reference; write for full psrtic-
ulars. BlRDHANEN, CO., Kansas City Life,
Kansas City, Mo. ialS-1t
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WANTED-AcENTs.
BIGGEsT MoNEY.MAKER Isl AMERICA.

BIGGEST M0NEY-MAKER IN AMERICA.
j want 100 men and women quick to take
orders for raincOatS, raincapes and water
proof aprons; thousands Of orders waiting
for you; 81 an hour for spare-time; Nc
.Donongh made SS13 In one month; Nissen
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days; 5000 q year profit for eight average
orders a day; no delivering or collecting;
BEAUTIFUL coat free; no experience or capital
required. CONFER MFG. CO.. Dept. CLIO,
Dayton. Ohio. ja1s-lt
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ADVERTISE IN 5000 WEEKLY NEWS
papers. l cent per line per paper: all or
any part. COPE AGENCY, st. Louis. so.
falS-If
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MADAM EPPY-

Genuine Egyptian Palnist: reads 3ast pres
snt and future; satisfaction guaTsnteeL - Pa
ave NJ. no2d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
Burns
Hours
J The Gallon

Come and get the secret Of this stoves wonderful
thousands of homes It's due to its patented
S1pound doube-rng fame burner which is entirely diff
fercnt from the burner other o-bulnlng stove No
wics-no asbestos rngsno substitutes Of kind 1t is
made to concentrate double ring flame directly beneath
cooking uens Then too the iron burner gets red hot
giving perfect vaporizaon of cheapest kerosene
preventing smoke odorand making possible at least 3O
heating efficiency In fact, get - hours OF perfect
cooking or baking heat from each gallon Of Kerosene
But remember there will be enough RED Stoves" in
this Carload Lot Sale to supply customers There
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

MRS. H. A. ESTES, Expert Demonstration for
Richmond Agency will be with us the entire week of
wonderful efficiency of the "RED-STARS." Billiards.
Biscuit Flour Ballard Pancake and Ballard Buckwhes
cusvey in all demonstrating during the entire week
vted to Mrs. Estes lectures and demonstrations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
Here's a letter from BALLARD BALLARD co.
arges manufacturers winter wheat flour in the South
AGENCY At HlCHMo%!D, VA,
100 South Eighth street.
EDW. HEWITT. Manager.

February H. 1920.
Columbia Furniture Co.. Inc,
321 West Broad Street,
Richmond, Va.
Gentemen:
Ii is always pleasure write and talk about good
thing and it pleasure advise you that the Red
star Detroit Napor Oil No 2lS, which
of baking qualities Ballard Biscuit
Flour, Ballard Buckwheat and Ballard Pancake,
tanly wonder for turning perfect work Our expert
demonstration Mrs IL. H. Estes finds this all that
you claim for it and She especially is pleased
that there is odor---nO smoke.
We do hesitate recommend this stove your
prospects, Very truly yours,
BAlLARDS RICHMOND AGENCY
(Sgned) +. W. Hewitt, Mgr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
Only 125 Offered

And this is positively the last carload of RedStars the
factory will permit sell for this sale This that it
your advantage to store tomorrow il posi-
Bile when these 1875 "RcdSar gone the sale must
be withdrawn. We any Red StaIs to
sell at the present low prices
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-05
PLAN NIGHT SCHOOL

Superintendent e. s. seIle Arranging
to Put Plans In Operation.
Letters we're sent out today from
the office Of Superintendent z. g.
Selle calling attention to the night
school that will be organized next
week, Member Of the new Girl Scout
organizations in high school acted
as messengers, carrying the an
nouncements to some Of the larger in
dustrial plants. and placing posters In
some of the downtown windows.
The time set for enrolment Is
Thursday. November II. from 1880 to
$500. Regular class work will begin
the following Tuesday evening, Nov
ember Is. Il is announced that there
will be classes in any subject that ten
people want to study, but special at
tention is called to English for fore
ign speaking persons, American Cit.
tzenship for petitioners for naturaIiz-
alton, Business English, bookkeeping,
Gregg shorthand. typewriting, PEN
manship, mechanical drawing and
blue print reading. furniture making,
forge and machine shop practice,
cooking, sewing and dressmaking, tex
tiles and household management.
Anyone is to be admitted regardless
OF his age or previous training.
The enrolment in night classes
last year was about one hundred. No
forecast has been made as to the
probable enrolment for this year.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-05

Hirt, 1; Rines. 100; Wagner, Al; Lue.
ders, 81; Phelps, Q; Hilton, ITO; Nc
ouat, 16: Sullivan, So; Jacobson, 81;
Mackenzie, AT; Robinson, "a; May, Q;
Siegel, rs: Dibell, 70; Clague, 1870; ST.
mon, 10; Fuller, 46; Taylor. 1902; Ario
so; Gerlich, 81; Hodapp, 40; Com.
stock, 1854; Johnson. 20; Hughes, So.
Vernon Center Township.
Preus, SO; Hodgson, "a; Shipstead
IS.
Vernon Center Village.
Preus, 1903; Hodgson, 50. None FOL
Shipstead.
Madison Lake.
Harding. 81; James Cox, 66; w. w
Cox. !; Debs. !; Preus: IS; Hodsson. g.
HaBss 20 GGn' Isl 81 Ho g.
dsrson, 10; Burmaster. IS; Hirt, /; Rines
IS; Wagner, II; Lueders, 81; Phelps, 8
Hilton. 50; Mcouat: AZ; Sullivan, 80
Jacobson 81; MscKenzis. u; Robinson
& ar My ~ s son a. PRs sr 81 f sSos
III; Ario. n; Gerlich. "a; Hodapp. s2
Comstock. 13s; johnson. 90: Hughes, Sc
Sanger, AZ; Compton, lie.
Harding. us; Cox, s.; ". Wv. Cox. s.
Debs. 4; Watkins, 8; Preus, lie; Hodg'
SON, 50; shipstsad, lss: Samson, 2; Col
Msilen. 1ss; Friedman, 3: Holm. 1ss
Anderson, ,14S; Burmaster. A.; Copeladn
u. ar. . Rhss 49, s; N wss1sr 1873 1873
Sullivan, ITO; Jacobson. 14s; Mackenzie
lax Robinson SI.. AZ Nay May s :. siesc 49,
Ter, 1es; Taylor. 11s; Ario. 1s5: Gerlich
131; Hodapp, 1s1: Comstock, 2s4: John.
son, 1853: Hughes. 1872; Sanger. as
Compton, 1os.
Harding. ITS: Cox, %; W. W. Cox. 3
Debs. 9; Watkins. 9; Prens. IS: Hodgson
q; Hubbsll. 81: Mallon. i: Holm, 81; An,
Rines, 100: wagner. Is; Gueders, az
Phelps. /; Hilton, los: Mcouat. Is; Sui.
livrn, IS: Jacobson. 100: Mackenzie, II
Robinson. 20; May. 1: Siegel. 90; Dtbell
IS; Schweer, 40; Alderman. SO: Minki
Taylor. 1874; Ario. TT: Gerlich. II Hodapp
II; Comstook. $50; Johnson. lis: Hughes
IS; Sehweer. 40: Alderman. SO; Minkes
&C.
South Bend.
Harding. 1872: Cox 80: W. w. Cox. 8
son. So; shipstead, 81: Collins, 125; Nc:
Dcnnell. %: Hubbell. s; Mallon. IS
Friedman. /; Holm. 11s: Anderson. So
Rurmaster, "a; copela'C, 2: Hirt, g
Rines. 11s; Wsgner - Luedsrs IS
Ivan. 40; Jacobson. 1a7; MacKsnz,s; 81;
20: Clague., 11s: Simon. 81: Fuller. 80;
Taylor, 113: Ario, A: Geriich. 10; Ho-
Snpp, a.; Corstock, 146; Johnson. 102;
Hughes. S3: Hughes. 90; Hartwig. 70.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-05
CITY RETURNS

The following are the returns from
the city precincts.
First Ward.
Harding, SGT; Cox, 90; w. w. Cox,
8; Debs SO: Watkins. 1: Preus. 293;
Hodgson, 203; Shipstead. ZIG: Sam
son, 4; Collins, BAT; Mcdonnell, 124;
Hubbell, s: Mallon. 17s; Friedman, IL:
Holm. 1856; Anderson, 1870; Burmas
ter, 81; Copeland. 9; Hirt. %: Rines.
$780, Wagner, 174;1sLueders. 80:
Phelps. 10 Hilton, Sss; Mcouat 49,;
Sullivan. 27S: Jacobson, ss6: Mac
Kenzie, .131; Robinson, IS; May, 81;
Dibell, 313; Siegel. 247; Clague, 1856;
Simon, 80: Fuller, ITO! Taylor, 254;
Ario, BIT; Gerlich, 1858; Hodapp, I'll;
Gonstock 80. 45l; johnson. 4os;
Second Ward.
Harding, $40: Cox, 191; w. W. Cox
6; Debs, 20; Watkins, 81 sPreus, BIT;
Hodgson, 3S1; Shipstead;- 173; Sam
son, /; Collins, 376; Mcdonnell, 210;
Hubbell, g.; Mallon, 172: Friedman, 6:
Holm, 39s; Anderson. 11s; Burmaster.
205; Copeland. Il; Hirtss II; Rines.
al; Wagner; 14l; Lueders. 17s;
Sullivan, 254; Jacobson. 400: Mac
Kenzie, 1873; Robinson, 173; May, IL:
Dibell, 372; Siegel, 283;~Ciague, 4OF
Simon, 1874; Fuller, 1853; Taylor, 81.
Ario, 298; Gerfich, 4s5; Hodapp, 32s;
Comstock, 54S; Johnson, 507; Hughes
265.
Third Ward.
Harding. All; Cox, 1856; Del a l3;
Watkins, 4; Preus, 275; Hodgson. e8l
Shipstead, 60; Samson, L; Collins
315; Mcdonnell, 1853; Hubbell. 4; NAL
derson, 35; Burmaster, 1874; Copeland
8; Hirt, z; Rines, .355: Wagner, Al;
Lueders; LAG; Phelps, s: Hilton, 328:
McOuat, "a; Sullivan, 1870; Jacobson
1886; Mackenzie, A; Robinson, 149:
Siegel. 1877; DibelI 1858; Clague, 362;
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-05

Simon. 1926; Fuller, so: Taylor, 352:
Ario, 121; Gerlich, 413; Hodapp, I'll /:
Comstock, 436: Johnson, S27; Hughes.
245.
Fourth Ward.
Harding, 602; Cox. 176; w. w. Cox,
2; Debs, 20; Watkins, 10; Preus, SAG;
Hodgson, 239; Shipstead, Sc; Samson,
Q: Collins, 692; Mcdonnell, 1853: Hub
bell. s.; Mallon, 81: Friedman, 4;
Holm, sci; Anderson, AZ: Burmaster,
157; Copeland, 8: Hirt, s: Rines, 5s6:
Wagner, So: Lueders, 1877: Phelps. 10:
Hilton, 622: McOuat. So: Sullivan, &c.:
son. AZ: May, g; Dibell, 81; Siegel.
618; Geriich. $50: Hodapp. 1873: Tay-
lor. $50; Ario, 14Q: Comstock. 655;
Johnson, 4S1; Hughes, 336.
Fifth Ward.
Harding, 1859; Cox. 220: w. w. Cox,
4; ,Debs, 6: Watkins, s: Preus, 992:
H6dgson, 282: Shipstead, 81: Collins,
1,038: Mcdonnell, 206; Hubbell, a;
Mallon, Sc; Friedman, 1; Holm, 1895;
Anderson, 48: Burmaster, 205; Cope
lind, 8: Hirt. 4: Rines, u, 05s; Wagner,
81; Lueders, 1865: Phelps, Z: Hilton,
1895: McOuat, 104; Sullivan, lit; ia.
GIBSON, 1885; Mackenzie, IS: Robin
son, 1852; May. s; Siegel. 235: Dibell,
S21; Clague. 1000: Simon, 119; Full
er, II; Taylor. 1,02S; Ario, $50: Ger
!. ich. l.04S; Hodapp. Its: Johnson.
80; Hughes, 585.
Sixth Ward.
Harding, 302; Cox. rs: W. w. Cox,
2; Debs, 8; Preus, 24S: Hodgson. LOT /;
Shipstead. So; Samson, /: Collins, 27s;
Mcdonnell, So; Hubbell, Z: Mallon. 80;
Friedman. 8; Holm. 268; Anderson,
8; Burmaster, SO; Copeland, 3; Hirt,
Rines, 273: Wagner, a.: Lueders,
2: Phelps, z: Hilton, 276; McOuat, 6;
Sullivan. 81; Jacobson. 256; Macken-
OF: Dibell, 200; Clague, 2S2; Simon,
8; Fuller. A; Taylor, 233; Ario, 1l2;
GerAch, 259; Hodapp. 81: Comstock,
279; Johnson, 230: Hughes, 1874