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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-17
NY REVOLUTION I
TYSKLAND.
Den blew hurtig gennemfprt
men af kort Varighed.

10 ia i'oiiin, d1 fTltutIlCn IL
bert, den tyske Republics So
cialistpresidents Regering var
styrtet Dagen forud we'd ct mi
lit@rt Coup D'Etat.
DIR. Wolfgang Kapp med 'fle-
re havde i al Hemmelighed faa-
ct Planerne lagt og faaet Sol
dater, der var kommen fra 0ster-
soproylnserne, og som opholdt
sig kasernerne Doberitz, EN- af
Berlins Forsteder, deres Tiene-
ste, saa de, for der anedes Uraad,
havde besat Wilhelstrasse, hvor
Observation-Disclosures ligger.
bert-Regeringen synes, efter
som det nh ser nd, straks at
have taget det kloge Parti -
at flygte Stedet for at bvde
Modstand. Men den var like
nyirksom Den erklerede straks
General-Strike Landet som
Modtrak mod den nydannede
Regering.
Man sk9nner like rigtig, hvad
den nye Regerings Maal var.
Der gpttedes straks, at den var
monarkistisk og Wide genopret-
te kejserdemmet; man publise-
rede endogsaa Billedet af Kej-
ser Wilhelms 2 Son som tilkom-
mende Regent.
Men slig Hensigt frasagde den
nye Regering sig. Den Wide
kun Ell sund Republik og Ian
diets bedste.
Medens Verden spekulerede
paa, hvad dette nye Wide udvik-
lie sig til, oYerraskedes man lie
hageligt Gaar Morges we'd at
lese Beretning fra Berlin ON,
at Reyolntionen var endt Fol
gende Meldinger caves under Is.
Marts:
Modreyolutionen Tyskalnd
synes / Aften at vere naaet til
Vejens Ende. Der er sterk Sand
synlighed for, at cen Regering
ON kort It'd vii vare i Kontrol,
og at Ebert vii komme tilbage
til Berlin med sine Ministre.
Et Grundlag for Overenskomst
mellem den Regering, DR. Wolf
gang Kapp som Kansler hav-
de sat OPP, og Eberts ditto kund-
CORES i EN- Erklering, som ner-
v@rende Regering i Berlin I'D
stedte Dag. Det siges, at ct
Opg9r mellem de to Regeringer
er bleven foreslaaet af Presi-
dent Ebert og hans Tilhengere.
President Ebert antages at vac
re j Stuttgart.
Kansler kapp gaar ind paa
Fortsattelsen af ,,nerverende
imperiale President, Friede-
rich Ebert. Han frasiger sig
Dannelsen af eft nyt Kabinet og
lagger Styrelsen af Affnrerne j
H@nderne paa Under-Statssekre-
t9ren.
En- anden NEEDING fra Ber-
lin siger: Med en- Borgergarde,
der er ,,bevabnet og fardig til
at hindre Borgerkrig" venter
Tyskland paa, hvad der vii ske
j Dag, med Frygt for, at der vii
blive Kamp mellem Sydtyskland
og Nordtyskland. Alt staar
omtrent stille her i Byen, da saa
mango har nedlagt Arbejdet og
EN- almindelig Strike spreder sig
over hele Landet. Fra forskel-
lige Egne kommer der Efterret-
ming ON mindre Sammensted, og
mango mener, Diet betyder Blods-
udgydelse, naar allie Arbejder-
ne er gaaet paa Strike.
Den fjendtlige Holdning, som
Sydtyskland indtager over for
kupp-Regeringen, kommer til Sy-
ne i en- i Saksen udstedt Pro-
klamation, hvori siges, at Tysk-
land trues af Borgerkrig og som
felge deraf med fuldstendig
Ruin paa Grund af det militare
Knp, og Folket opfordres til at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-17
Jorden rundt.

Helfferich don't. Berlin, 13.
Marts. Tidligere Finansminister
DR.. Karl Helfferich blew j Gaar
fundet skyldig i Jujurier mod
tidligere Vicekansler Matthias Err
berger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-17
FRANKRIG oG WILSON.
Frankrig harmes, fordi han ia
ler ON fransk Militarisme og
Imperialisme.

iade den amerikanske Udenrigs-
minister vide, at den franske Re-
gering er forbauset over den
Made, hvorpaa Presidenten om-
talte den franske Politik i sit
Brev til Senator Hitchcock.
Den franske Regering venter
vistnok like, at der skal komme
en- officiel Note ON .Sagen, men
det Wide glede den. ON Presi-
denten kunde finde en- Made,
hvorpaa han kunde rette paa,
hyad han sagle sit Brev Ill
Senator Hitchcock.
Det siges, at Ambassador JUS
scrand ogsaa vii sige, at hans
Regcling er tilbojlig til at vac
re uenig i, hvad Prasidenten
we'd forste 0jekast synes at me-
ne, og at EN- ngrmere Forklaring
fra Presidenten Side like Wide
vere uyelkommet Paris.
Naar den franske Regering
nedlegger en- Protest, saa giver
den derived Udtryk for den Har-
me, som det franske Folk foler
over, ut Prasidenten skulde fin
de paa at sige, at Militarisme og
Imperialisme nu har Magten /
Frankrig. Frankrig feler sig saa-
ret af hans Ord. Det synes, at
diets Bestrebelser for at beskytte
sit rationale Liv like skulde
karakteriseres som Militarisme
hvilket Mr.. Wilson ojensynlig
g5r.
Paris, II. Marts. Paa EN- Tid,
da Forholdet mellem Frankrig
og Amerika begyndte at antage
en- overordentlig yenlig Tone,
kom Offentliggerelsen af Presi
den Wilson's Brev til Senator
Hitchcock som eft Stag, der har
fort lie to Folk fra hinanden me-
re end nogen Sinde.
Den franske Presse vedbliver
at kalde Prasidentens sidste Be
skyldninger, at Militarisme og
Imperialisme har Magten i Eu-
ropa, en- ,,Uforskammethed"
Amerikas hejeste Embedsmand
kaldes den gale Mand" og
Kong Lear -
ALE Klasser i Frankrig afvi-
ser Beskyldningen, at Nationen
driver en- militaristisk Politik. |
mango Aartier kommer Fransk-
mandene til at frygte for, at
Tyskland vii rejse sig igen og
tage Hgvn. Naar Landet hol-
der sig ferdig for den naste
Krig, vii det aldrig blive be-
tragtet som ,,Militarisme", men
sem Landets medfedte Ret til
at forsvare sig.
Det kan heller like slaa fell,
at England kommer til med Har-
me at afvise, at det lader sig
lede af Imperialisme.
Bladet Temps skriver:
Wilson kommer med den Be
skyldning, at Diet var klart, at
Militaristerne forsggte at thrive
sig Magten paa Fredskongressen.
Naar vi leser Wilson's Afskeds-
ord med TAX til Frankrig for
diets Gestvenlighed, kan vi umu-
lig tro, at han skjulte sine Tan
ker. Hvilke Beviser har hanY
Det gleder os, at vi har modta-
get Beviser paa Amerikanernes
Sympati. Wore Venner United
States kan vere forvissede ON,
at vi aldrig kommer til at glem-
me de hellige Baand, der binder
de to Nationer sammen, eller de
Ofre, som de amerikanske Soda
ter lagde for Dagen, da de stop
pede det tyske Angreb nar Pa
III eller da de drew Tyskerne
tilbage langs Mas. United
States og Frankrig vii / Frem-
tiden have vegtigere Grunde end
nogen Sinde til at arbejde sam
men som Bredre Wilson maa
forstaa dette. Han vii da tale
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-17

like udtalt sig.
Tysk Krigsskole lukkes. Ber-
lin, IL. Marts. Den yigtigste
Tr@ningsskole for Kadetter /
Grosslichterfelde i Preussen, som
de fleste af Offieererne den
tyske Har gennemgik, blev LUX
ket Gaar Overensstemmelse
med Betingelserne Fredstakta-
ten. Der var Ell militar Demon
stration, som oververedes af fle-
re Officerer i Galauniform, der
iblandt General Ludendorff.
Feltmarskalk Won Hindenburg
telegraferede til Kadetterne, at
den Tjeneste, de har ydet Lam
det, Wide aldrig blive CLIENT
Caillaux- -Sagen. Paris, 10.
Marts. Under Sagen mod Joseph
Caillaux i Senatet / Gaar for
talte Leon Rosenwald, der er
Redakt9r af LA Nacion" Bue-
nos Aires, som Vidne, at han
i Buenos Aires 1914-15 sagde
til Caillaux, at James Minotto,
der dengang var i sgd Amerika,
var en- tysk Agent. Caillaux
svarede: ,,Jeg we'd det, men han
er en- stor Finansmand, vor Sam
tale er meget interessant. :" Vid-
net forklarede ogsaa, at Gail
laux 1917 sagde: wi maa ha-
We Fred 9jeblikkelig. Frankrig
kan like vedblive at gore de OPP
ofrelser, som det har gjort de
sidste tire Aar.''
Poincare ON Tyskland. Paris,
13. Marts. Tidligere President
Pfdncare beskylder i sin forste
politiske Artikel i Revue des
Deux Mondes" Tyskland for
at fors9ge paa at opnaa Revi-
sion af Traktaten til Versailles.
Han anmodcr Frankrigs anglo
ON saksiske Venner, for de bekla-
ger Tysklands Skebne, da at
Sc paa de hergede Egne Frank
rig ,,og indr9mme, at vi efter-
at have betalt med vort Blod
og vor Ejendom for Nationer-
nes SER og Frihed, har EN- uaf-
handelig og ufortabelig Ret til
at faa Skaden godtgjort.' til
Slut udtaler Poincare Diet 0nske,
at det OVERSIZE Raad vii smart
,,sove sin sidste Sgvn."
Den engelske Gesandts Lon.
London, 9. Marts. Englands &C.
stndt i Washington vii herefter
faa en- aarlig Lon 10000 Pund
Sterling, normalt 100000. Hans
Saler vii blive 2500 Pund Ster-
ling og til Representationsudgif
ter 1880 Pund Sterling. For
steminister Lloyd George med
delte dette i Underhuset j Gaar.
Regeringen har ordnet Embedets
Financer we'd at frafalde Ind
komstskat for at give Ambassa-
doren EN- passende Indtagt. Lon
nen var hidtil 10000 Pund Ster-
ling med en- forholdsvis lille Sum
til Representation Dette Salar
blew meget formindstet we'd Ind
komstskat.
Det tyrkiske Problem. Eng
land lmgger Skylden for Kri-
sen/paa L. S. A. London, 12.
~Marts. Korrespondenten til
,,Morning Post meddeler, at de
Allierede kun har besat Krigs-
departementets Bygning, Tele-
graf og Postkontorerne i Kon-
stantinopel.
Udenrigsminister Curzon lag
de j Overhuset Gaar Skylden
for Vanskelighederne med at ord
ne det tyrkiske Problem paa
United States. ,,Vanskeligheder-
ne kommer for Ell stor Del af
Eore;nl-a1sop ou Aoar;lya n, n,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-17
Macmillan Harden arresteret.

Berlin, 16. Marts. Macmillan
Harden, Udgiveren af Die Zu-
knuft, er bleven arresteret. I'm
der krigen publiserede Harden
mango Artikler, hvori han an
greb Kejseren og tysk Militia
rlsme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-17
,,DANSKEREN"

ct dansk amerikansk Ugeblads
der ejes af ,,Den forenede dan
ske evangelism -lutherske Kir-
ke j Amerika'' og udgives AZ
Danish Lutheran Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-17

Great Northern Banen er af
Distriktsretten Minot, n. D.,
blevet don't til at betale en- Ska
deserstatning af $4,000 Ill ct seks
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-17

TlSlne.
Kong Kristians Villa plyndret.
k9benhavn, IL. Marts. Rovere
har plyndret Kong Kristians
Villa we'd Skagen Solvt9j og
Antikviteter til en- Verdi af fle-
Tusinde Kroner blew stjaalet.
Egypten vii v@re uafh@ngig.
London, II. Marts. so Medlem-
mer af Egyptens lovgivende
Forsamling medte nylig hos Sail
Zagloul Pasha, der stod Spid-
sen for Rgyptens Kommission
til Fredskonferencen, og vedtog
EN- Resolution, hvori Egypten
og Sudan erklares uafhengige,
meddeles der fra Cairo. | Reso-
lutionen tages ogsaa Afstand
fra engelsk Protektorat.
De Neutrale j Ligaen. London,
II. Marts. Efter den officielle
Meddelelse Gaar ON Schweitzs.
Danmarks, Sveriges, Norges og
Hollands Indtredelse j Nationer-
nes Lga har allie undtagen to,
Salvador og Venezuela, af de
tretten Nationer, der like under
tegnede Traktaten til Versailles,
men var anmodet ON at blive
Medlemmer af Ligaen, endelig
besluttet at gaa med, Salvador
har meddelt, at det agter at gaa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-17
29.Aarg.

med, men Venezuela har endnu
ikke udtalt sig.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-12
WateruiHe

Miss Jeanette Elliot is visiting friends
In this city. She was formerly Of. this
city but now Iivas in Wisconsin.
The Misses Francis Demaray and AL
vina Hansen of Mankato were visitors
at the George Hoben home a few days
last week.
Miss Olivia Dehn who is attending
school at Minneapolis spent the week
end at home.
Miss Matte welters and family OF
Waterville moved to EMankato satur-
Henry Kritzer Jr. moved to waseca
with the Laird Lumber Company.
Lester Cram was a Mankato visitor
over Saturday and Sunday.
Frencis Greager IS year old son of
Rudolph Greger had the misfortune to
run a Stick in his eyeI Doctors report
that his sight will not be permanently
affected.
Married at Mankato on Tuesday. Oct.
26th Miss jennie Weber of that city to
Mr.. Carl Bliss of Waterville. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bliss will make their home here
where Mr.. Bliss is engaged in the hard
ware business.
Mr.. Albert McPeck attended. the fun
eral OF Mrs. Graham at Rochester Sat
urday.
Miss Evelyn wiseman of Mankato
visited over Sunday with her sister Mae
who is teaching school lin the Gishville
district.
Miss Grace Mulcahay left for Charles
City Iowa. Monday morning where she
has accepted fine position.
Miss Beatrice Dressed who is attending
school at Minneapolis spent the week
end at home. r,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-12
WOMAN QU|CK[YNABBEl
She Is Suspected of Having Hand
In Attempted Jail
Delivery

Mrs. Pete O'Brien was arrested In
ST. Paul yesterday afternoon by po-
lice detectives in connection with an
attempt 10 liberate her husband and
Clarence Sharp from the Rice county
Jail at Fairbault late Saturday night.
The arrest was made at the home
of her father, George Fitzgibbons. AS
Lafon street. She was taken to Fair
bault
Bobby Nolan one of gang of four
or five men who attempted to enter
the Jail shortly before midnight Sat
urday, was in the. hospital al Fair
bault with twenty bnckshot wounds,
four of the pellets have penetrated a
lung. His condition is not serious.
O'Brien, Sharp, Mrs. O'Brien and
Nolan were all expected to appear
before the Rice county grand jury
late this afternoon.
The court house was' heavily
guarded when the grand jury met.
Extra deputies guarded the Jail last
night and two. men were stationed
at the hospital to guard Nolan.
A woman claiming 10 be a sister Of
O'Brien, WHO visited him here this
morning, was also held as a possible
Authorities were still looking for
companions of Nolan who attempted
the Jail delivery late Saturday night.
One Of those who escaped is known
to have been wounded.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-12
IT. + E + + + + + = =

Red Cross memberships for next
wear will be solicited the same as
heretofore. with a house to house can,
yass. some day between November IL
and November q. The executive. com :
mittee of the Red Cross held meet
ing Yesterday and made plans for the
coming drive. 1t was decided to have
a luncheon on Saturday, when all the
chairman of the various branches VIII
be guests of THE Mankato chapter.
Invitations VIII be sent out by Rev,
o. ]. Arthur. chairman of the chapter.
Chairman Of City Drive. -,
Mrs. f. J. Sperry was appointed
chairman of the city drive. and those
who wilkact on the executive commit
tee for the city and county drive in
clude Rev. o. j. Arthur, Judge Lorin
Cray. Miss Eleanor-C losson, George
". Sugden, NJ. D. Fritz, George NJ.
Palmer, Mrs. II. A. Patterson and Mrs.
J.. r. Brandrup.
At the meeting Saturday definite
plans will be made, and the day set
for the drive. In the meantime Mrs.
Sperry will appoint .chairmen for the
various sections of the city.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-12
NEWS NOTES OF KERNS
Number of Interesting Stories
From That Busy Nicollet
County Center

.Kerns, November 10.-Mr. and Mrs.
L. B, Steel of North Mankao enter
tanned at a seven o'clock dinner Sat
urday evening In honor of their chill
dren. Harry Steel, who is night di-
rector of schools at Duluth and who
had been attending the NJ. e. A. at
st. Paul, Miss Mary Steel, who teach :
es at Sherburn and who had been at
tending the NJ. Il. A. at st. Paul and
Chester Steel and family OF kerns.
The evening was very pleasantly
spent
Rev. Field will preach at Cambria
next Sunday.
There was a large crowd present
at stne Aid Society last Friday. The
meeting was held with Mrs. Chipp-
man. o..
Rev. George E. Brown and wife
have moved from Humboldt, S. D., to
Mclaughlin, S. d.
Rev. Field and family attended a
party at Cambria last Friday evening.
The party was given by the Christian
Endeavor society. -.
Oscar Doors Chevrolet car proved
to be a democratic car on election
day as it kicked and hurt his hand.
Lorenzo Rist and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Rist and children spent last
SUNDAY WIN MI anu MID. NSo isiot
In Mankato.
Charlie Severance was called to
Crosby Sunday on account OF the death
of his brother, Dave Severance Sat
urday night. David Severance form :
erly lived at KernS.
John Lind and Reuben Peterson
sIent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Sig
fred Kent at Hector.
Harold Armenian was Sick with an
attack of appendicitis last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hanson enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Michels and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnson for din
ner Sunday.
Mrs. H. Parry receied letter from
her nephew, Griffith Morris, who has
been visiting in Wales. saying that
he and his father would soon sail
for the United States.
W. G. Clark has been sick the past
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Johnson and
daughter Cora and L. B. Steel and son
Chester attended to business matters
in st. Peter Monday and on their re-
turn were entertained for dinner at
the Steel home In North Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hopr entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Busse and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Fricke Of North Mankato
and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Reich and
of Mankato last Sunday even
ing.
Corn husking is stih keeping the
farmers very busy.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-12
UNCOVER BOND 7AEFTs
FEDERAL AGENT POSED AS
THIEF IN SCHEME
Mrs. Gin Bearse and Clyde A.
Smith Caught Through
Clever Ruse
rAssociated Press Dispatch.l

st. Paul, November 9.-Posing as
purchasers of stolen ponds. United
States secret service agents today un
earthed what they term is a clearing
house Of stolen bonds, and through
which they charge more than 100000
worth Of bonds have passed.\
Clyde A. Smith and Mrs. Gin Bearse,
both of Minneapolis, are in the county
Jail here. When Smith was arrested
at Rochester, Mimi, late yesterday.
Sit, 1000 worth of stolen bonds were in
his possession, secret service agents
say. Mrs. Bearse was arrested at the
same time in her MINNEAPOLIS home.
Frank w. Sommer, chief of the Min
neapolis section of the secret service,
with headquarters here, directed the
and made the arrest with
the assistance of several operatives,
called in from Chicago and Spokane.
Worked Clever Scheme.
A secret agent, posing as q thief,
went to Rochester with Smith, at the
agents suggestion, to make loai.
giving the $4,000 in bends as secur-
ity. Smith was arrested as he was
putting through the deal at Roches
ter bank. which had to be let in" on
the scheme.
In the Bearse home in Minneapolis.
secret agents found hidden $4,000 in
bonds, which they said check show
ed were stolen from the Nashua, Min
nesota, State bank, the Sully, Iowa,
State bank, the Rockham. South Da-
kota. Farmers State bank, and other
banks In North Dakota and Wiscon
sin. Smith and Mrs. Bearss had al
Office III Minneapolis office building.
ostensibly as detective
agency. A registered Liberty bond.
which had been stolen, came to Som
mer's attention six weeks ago, and
started the investigation. The secret
agents say Smith confessed.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-12
SHE WON $50 PRIZE

Mrs. J. s. Enders Of Winnebapo Drove
Here For Bargain sale.
Mrs. ]. 8. Enders Of Winnebago was
the lucky lady yesterday afternoon
in driving the longest distance to
Mankato Harvest festival, and this
forenoon was awarded the 500 Prize
for the same. John Casper of this
county who, for. years past has been
a champion corn raiser took the prize
for bringing in the largest ear Of
corn, while Henry Willaert living near
this city was awarded the IS prize
money for bringing in the largest po-
tatoe. G. L. McEilroy living near Good
Thunder was awarded the five dollar
prize from bringing in a forty two
and q half FOUND pumkin.
r No one thus far has. entered the
contest for the prize offered for the
largest family attending the festival.
The Sandon Band again made big
hit playing on the streets to-day.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-12
HUNT FOR THE BIG GAME
BLUE EARTH COUNTY PEO-
PIE HAVE PAPERS
Possess Licenses Permitting
Them To Shoot Deer, and
otherwfse 3

Hunters of big game are preparing
to leave for the north woods on time
to be on the grounu che first day OF
the open season on big game Novem-
Der 10. According to the records of
County Auditor Kennedy's office the
deer and moose are certainly going to
catch it, and it will not be the men
alone who will conduct the warfare
Thus far big game licenses have been
issued to two ladies Of this county
who will accompany their husbands to
the wilds of Northern Minnesota,
where they will rough 1t in camp,
and will endeavor to bring home eth
er a deer or moose.
These ladies are: Mrs. j. s. -Hol
brook of this city, and Mrs. James E.
Merrill of Amboy.
Age seems to be no barrier to the
call of the wild, for Fred Moehlen-
brock OF this city, aged seventy years,
and r. F. Field fNve taken out licens :
es and will depart III daysor so to
prepare camp for the opening day OF
the shoot.
Those who took out licenses thus
far are: l.. BrunZ, James K. Merrill.
Gertrude Merrill, E. A. Fisher and L.
C. Day Of Amboy: Edward and Walter
Graft. p. w. Pitcher. l.. q. Smith, J.
s. Holbrook and wife, Fred Moehlen-
rock, Hugh Snyder, Henry Barr, o.
G.. Vicksbaum, Harry Palmer, J. ID.
Humiston, L. Lindsay, w. L. Carter,
j. P. Theissen, NJ. J, Bakken. l.. A.
Wilkinson, H. L. Jones, George j.
Grabowinski. Otto Schwender, Jr., A
Larson, R. r. Field. Mankato; B. w.
Cole, Lake Crystal; Frank Jones, Good
Thunder; Leo Peterson, Judson; G. E
Gaylord Allendale, Mimi; Frank Lau-
risch, Minnesota Lake: j. l.. Laurisch,
MapletOn. "a
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-11-12
BLOW AT D. CUPID

Society For Prevention of Cruelty
Hits the Love God
ST. Paul, November 11.-Alas. POOR
Cupid!
For now comes the Minnesota
State Humane society. more com
monty known as the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty OF Animals"
and deals him staggering blow.
Members of the society. in a res
olution to the legislature yester-
day. proposed that Cupid's victims
be made to wait five days between
applications for and granting of a
license to wed!
And that both contracting par
ties be required to appear before
authorities and pass inspection.
They also passed a resolution
asking the Legislature for $18,650
to carry on the humane work Of
the society.