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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28

Letters to the Editor should be as
brief and to the po mt as possible,
avoiding anything that would open
denominational or sectarian dis
cussion
No attention will be paid to anony-
nous letters. Names and addresses
must be signed as an evidence OF
good faith. although names will not
be printed IL request is made that
they be omitted.
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views by this paper
COmmun tiouS will not he re-
turned unless accompanied by post
age, nor viii manuscript be saved.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28

'lRU't I[-Aut0car chassis and cypress ~. ~,
compl etely and thoroughly oy"rhanIe,u 'Ssv Ss,r
sls repainled and guaranteed n.y. u'' Csi
rrHsonab,e first payment am Letus et,up sAGE
v.rirn or phone. THE AUTOtAht, sM.'' a.,
AND SERIIrE co., MARKET md ndE- -@a ". -
y TON. International ii'r' este ~, T,siiT
: I'D Phila. "a. A. 10 n
WANTED-AvtomObr must oe !"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
oriain Of "Darius Green"

To The Eftor Of me tD'. 1n.q p. Il ~ ',"d"''
Str--I am vsrv cnnd e Trow nl 'dscs 0orm
Darius G:pPO ant Fs r. rs Machine.
can YOU tel me 4 rEere vas any Incident
rhE. p-ourted HIS '"-' ~. - reese Nsrsss ,
CHARLES r PRESTON.
Phi adeIphia september - 1921.
When NJ Trowbridge wes asked a. to m"
origin ~ the vu-m h" sad "TrH udsa was
suggested 20 me- ny an aHa doe wn.rN NAV
have been founded on fact. hu' wos p-Ooa bly,
IN" fr'ion Of hoy svalo~ " m ''i'd h =
Wings. and -epued, after his IA. 1 Iik"
tho hv'ng par ~ risht bu' darn IN"
lighting part. The "ntir" Ion was in.
tented and v-.tfu - to 'h.s rc,1! n
Erea, slca and with hardy any conscious
efrorr on my par. The s'ory vas told n"
/, one " 'ao pu.D sLc~s ~ our Young Peo-
pis ,virn which waq come led editor a..%,
who thought | lnIgn: Inas" somc'h'nS ou'
Of # Fo- IN. nasE2,nc ch0se verses foV
The vehicle. and - appeared In the next
nunb.r think. March. lN67.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
HELP WANTED-MALE

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR
rnr ass fed advertis.nS department ~ Pub
lur ledger. must have a. leRst YaarH CX-
Dprisrca IN Philadelphia Write nr phOnr
" " Gresu~ald fOr sppo lntment,
Roy 10, central ros! estate office good
opportunitys write fully, = 1929 Led. on
COPPERsMrTHs wanted, p; hrst class
s,e0dy work, hours per daN. AnsOnia
roru-r and Iron Works cincinnati, o
ENITTERs experienced, on cane ma.
Chln"s. white work, HygIsnIC Fleece
G'0derwear CO.. 24lb y Howard 81
MAN AHD WIFE--is there a white, married
couple wnJ can furnish good references:
VINO wont good home, where they Wi!
hs We A pleasant roar, eRi the same food
az ther emp o>cr, receive good wages for
dong f." In r-'urn the wife must be will
nE IN ro7lf ana me husband Wiling to
AZ ~ bur ." art ~ N" downstairs worh
II YOU .rs Dsg, eO6 "enl other Fervarrs
\ do ,OIr work, dJ r2' Rno'y. n you want
rFrrnarsn' position Nth Eood wages
which ou are willing % earn by doing
fair amount ~ work, aTpiy TO N 2l0, Led
ger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28

HhTHERlNGTON. -- In memory n ,ur
only nNl be'oV,d son lncutcbArf SETH
! iCAi.DWELf. HETHERINGTON c. u.
3ihth Regiment who "as killed In act on in
. the ArgOnnc Forcst, Sep,eh;ber Is, iulS
beloved sister. FLORENCB n. SARulD.
Who entered into rest Sept rs, 1920 SISTER
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28

The Peoples Forum will appear daily
In the Evening Public Ledger. and also
In the sunday Public Ledger. Letters
discussing timely topics will be printed,
~ well aa requested poems, and qnestions
OF general interest viii be answered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
PERSONALS

NORRIS TOIl.IN cod Crore-, ard deiicp
tcsrer storo ~ Ara Na-au 93i Ea,ghf
s'e Camden, s. J. ~ creditors pr-scn
hills - 'n'e Se-f 20, i09'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

SALES aud office executive Young man,
with broad commercial and sales expert.
once deg 'res oppOrtunitN: familiar with me-
chau:caI nnd electrical lines. S21. Led. OF.
YOUNG MAN. unmarried. who has had :
years experiences In retail selling and re-
ts i store management IN On nrerior Penn
IyIvania town, in mems ard womnr's ap.
parel. shoes, hats. etc. desires position az
salesman or other position OF trust and re-
spenslblit,, where hard WORK. energy and
Good references as to character and integrity
Who Will e!ve me chance to demonstrated
ADDRESS p Ills. Ledger Onire.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
HELP WANTFD-FEMALE

CHANrEENAID ..Nd v'hi.r 60 coIor.1 -
ererrre. 'ona Bc ring Ci97
EIOi SEW .RN. d. 3 coo%.nE; sIeen ~ 40
summit 49,, J"n.&'ntoMn Oscntz $50 NJ
N0THFR'S HELPER. who has 'nlp,rserr4
ard W. !N~g'a mis- childrAn. white VI 81"
| 4Gce" -"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
pRFssMAKING aud MILLINERY

PcTrERs SGHO0L or DREssMAKTNG
i3O8 ! Broad 92I vr.; Dr." & night sch ,cl
ruI nHrttal Or special COnrse; indy. attcn
lend l1r hhLl. MarcaLet z. Potter. PrLnC!Ral
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
LONG DISTANCE MOVING
WANTED

WE WANT at once, household furniture
store fxtures, ofrIce furniture; pay spot
cash hornst value. Phone US about II. 10.
euLt i2l+ Old ChurCh. cor l?th Cherry
WILLING to bDv saddes or brides: al
k,rds ~ harrrss and horse clothing.
" POS LsdgeT ONiCe.
ANTIQUE furniture. chua, gold. silver da.
rronds hntiuua G23 Chestnut Wal 7O2G
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28

MAN AND WIFE white. wife 80 do cook
Ing; man TO do general work. indoor and
outdoor, Including running Ford. 1901
MAN AND WIFE. butler and cook; butler
70 do downstairs work: permanent place:
suburbs: good wages: references reuuired
white. NJ eli, Ledser oftlce.
MEMBERS or National Salesmen's Travelling
Associations nationally known orsanl:
proved ability. See MIR. Eooth GO6 Com.
monwealth Bldg.. Trenton. y. j. bet 10
ard - or and 4. ---.--
MEN--An oid-cstabIished motor'ruck com
pauY. having recently promoted numbet
OF men to important eIncutiV" positions pa
ing substantial salaries, desires men 2b to
50 years 10 All the paces Of these men that
hey may become sGntpned for similat pro
DESSGMER MOTOp TRUCK COMPANY.
1900 locust al. st.--
PI.UMBEPS. 81 hour; steady position; com
retert men; countr" ApDlY l01 9. I'd 81.
Statesmen Three I've wires. experience
Not necessary. We train YOU; s3S week to
those who can qualify and are willing TO
travel: We furnish transport a ton. Apply
1901 Land Title Eudng. See Mr.. Annis
STOCK Observation-Disclosures men; com
mission pad above the average. Apply
Z. Johnror Co.. 2Ot T"mple Bldg.. Camden.
General
BE RAILWAY trarfc Inspector; $l1O TO
$3.50 monthly: expenses paid after r
mites; position guaranteed or money re.
funded: v,rtrc FOR rgee Booklet E-lSS. stand
Business Training Inst. Bnfa'o.
OWL -SERNlCT sxar inations November
sl4oo.siSNH. Write for Pamp,s test. sls
Ledger Of1ce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
NEW GROOM APARTMENT

Modern apartment house. just being COM
peted | suite first floor for rent: TO be
furnished suit tenant: consisting OF largo
living room, 9 bedrooms and dressing room,
. raths, dining room and kitchen: pleasant
rear. every up-to-date convenience: suitable
f0r family with | child. Apply 1G2S-1S30 n.
Park ave. Phone Coz. 1901
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
Observation-Disclosures

ROONg nupered or painted, material t0o..
e. Pntte", 1890 Francls gt. POPLAR 5nNS
PAPFRHANGf ING done reasonable. Parkslde
PApsrhangInE Co. ATS LAidy av Bel. 1921
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28

HARDWARE SALESMAN
Who has had experience In A general hard.
ware store, 10 take charge OF this section
in n large department store; state exact
experience, age and salary expected. Ad.
dress i 1919. Ledger OffiCe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
HELP wANTEp--MALE
DRESS GOODS

DRESS GOODS
An enerEettc man with some drees goods ex.
perience wanted as assistant buyer; enthusi-
asm and progresslyeness are the real essen
tial Address 1914, Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
COOKS. Competent proiee' ant. q years last
position. other fra'-C,ass help wish situa-
t'o's. Mrs. Kane 511 $. 10Th st. Spruce
LDt'ATIONAL AMI DOMESTIC EMPLOY.
VENT CJUB. 225 s. Sydenham t5th and
Wa a'"TD--Govcrnessos. nursns auurlnd
HARVEY 1910 Riunnhouse Squure-Want-
nd reliable help; every capacity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
BOARDING

PRIVATE FAMILY can accommodate young
couple or gentlemen with nicely. fur.
u!shei room next to bath, and board alI
CCnvenerCes. home comforts. Phone WyO-
ming "361. iT25 y. WarnoCk 81,
EOAitDING Observation-Disclosures rooms
and board in w Pha. Asia OSa Ee ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28

AKRON. PA A--AiUulc Farm. id.aI location
high e'evation. all CcnvCnonCes; electric
lights: ideal for father or mother. best OF
care; real rest for any one: excellent
water: most suitnh bic for ConvalesCcnts: quiet
and refncd: open for ent.ro year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28

SENNS7 EESS wanl-G ". the da,. Plea,
,e1 ON Wei7caGHN. ZOO Locust e.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
BOARD WANTED
COUNTRY BOARDING

3OARDING DIRECTORY-Flrst- room,
and board ID ". nhila. 45ll Osage ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28

Private party must ssIii,rnb, ssIi l?A
taken FOR debt: cheap. tal CoIoi"p'h =
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-07-15
BOMbERS SINK U-BOAT
AirpIane Tests On Old German
Fighter Were Success
full Today
Associated Press Dispatch.l

Newport News, Va, July 13-The
German destroyer G-102 was sunk at
10:40 today by an army bombing plane
from Langley field.
Thirty Ave bombing airplanes left
Langley field at eight o'clock today
in an attempt to sink the former Ger
man destroyer G-102, anchored sixty
miles at sea off the Virginia capes.
The airmen we're led by Brtgad1er
General Mitchell, assistant chief Of
army air service and represented the
first participation by army machines
in the joint bonn bling test operations
with navy flyers against former Ger
man war craft.
One Of the army machines said to
have five men aboard was reported to
have come down the water just in
side the capes as a air fleet put
to sea- Seaplanes and other crafts
from the naval base went to the aid
Of the fallen plane. ..'
The destroyer, anchored at sea off
the Virginia capes was sent down by
bombs rained down from the Martin
bombing planes that led the attack,
reports to Langley Field said. The
big DeHaviland planes did not get a
chance at the target.
Nearly two hours after the return
Of the bombing expedition to Lang.
ley Field. two airplanes, a Martin
bomber and scout plane, were still
missing Destroyers and airplanes
are searching for them.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-07-15
LARGERTAX|S LEVIED
County Board Budget Is
Put At $255, 900
SLASH OF ROAD BRIDGE
State Aid Will Be of Great Help
To That Fund Next .
Year

Members Of the county board just
before completing their three days
session yesterday afternoon made a
tax levy OF 1855 900 for the county
for 1922 as follows:
County revenue fund, $4,000;
support Of the poor, $4,000; and
road and bridge fund $150,00O.
County Auditor Kennedy explained
that last years estimate for the rev.
enue fund was $4,000, but owing, to
good balance on hand in that fund
then. only $4,000 was levied, so
that this is only an increase of $1,000
over last year. Most of this $4,000
will be used in repairs to the coun-
ty court house and for quarters for
women jurors, etc.
Can Have State Aid. r..
The poor fund is the same as last
year, and the road and bridge fund
has been cut $4,000. In addition to
the $4,000 levied by the county for
road and bridge purposes, County
Auditor Kennedy stated that the
state aid toward that fund will come
to about $4,000 next year, so that
there will be $4,000 available in
that fund next year for road i'm
Call For Bids.
County Auditor Kennedy was au-
thorized by the Board to advertise
for bids for work Of improving the
Good Thunder road between the top
of Strand Ravine hill and the village
limits of Good Thunder.
These bids will be opened at the
county auditors office at 2 P. M.
August 10. The work contemplates
the widening, Strengthening and cut
ting down or hills along this road
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-07-15
PLOT ON POLISH HEAD
Attempt Made To Assassinate
President PiIsudski
Reported
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch

Copenhagen, July ia dispatch
to The Behring'S Tiden from Warsaw
says 1t has been learned an attempt
was made to assassinate President
Pilsudski of Poland, and that the
police have run down a plot to over
throw the present Polish govern
ment. The authorities, says the
message. are maintaining, the ut
most reserve with regard to the af-
fair, but it appears that a man had
forced himself into President PHI
sudskfs room and fired several shots.
A number of arrests have been
made.
There is some similarity between
the circumstance narrated in the
foregoing dispatch and those de-
scribed in Warsaw message of June
2S, which told of an attempt by an
apparently unbalanced man to gain
admission to the presidential palace
in the Polish capital. Several shots
were fired by the man, 1t was stated,
after he had been refused admfttance
to the palace, and while the police
were overpowering him one member
or the force was wounded.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-07-15
CANNING JOB STARTED
Boys and Girls Are Taking Hold
Of 1t With Right
Spirit
[kreel AiIied Nations Accept

The canning work among the boys
and girls in the city has been started
1t will be conducted under the super
vision of County Club Agent M. H
Coe, who will be assisted by local
Agent H. Bergseid.
Mr.. Coe stated that less than TWEEN
ty per cent of the canning in Blue
Earth county was done by the cold
pack method when he entered the
county as club agent in 1918. las a
result of club activities" he says, "9O
percent of the canning in the county Is
now being done by the cold pack
method"
The next meeting will be held at the
high school domestic science labora-
tory on Friday, July Is. Any boy or
,iri between the ages OF ten and eight
cen inclusive Is eligible to join.
Liberal prizes are offered to the
best Gamers by the County Fair as
ISOLATION and a free trip to the state
fair is given to the winning demon
stratiOn team.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-07-15
REQUEST FOR WATER
Residents of the Hill Dis
trict Make 1t
CALLED ON THE COUNCIL
Several Other Matters That
Came Before City Fathers
y Last Night -


Residents of the hill district of this
city are anxious to have the water
mains extended to- that of the city.
Mrs. Jessie Ady, Mrs. H. B. Wheeler
and Mrs. John Korupp, living on east
Main street, appeared before the city
council last night and asked that
something be done in the way of wa
ter extensions to that part of the city.
Many of the residents of that section
of the city, it is understood have to
haul water from down town, and in
this hot weather when it Is secured,
it has become so warm that 1t can
Beach assured the ladies present that
the matter of the extension would be
looked after by the entire council.
At previous meeting of the council
a petition had been filed by a large
number of residents in that part of
the city asking for the improvement
Of which the ladies spoke last night.
1t was decided later in the meeting
that the members of the council get
in communication with the petition
ers to see If some understanding
could not be reached whereby the Pc
titioners would assist financially in
the undertaking. The entire extern
sion asked for according to the esti-
mate Of City Engineer Phil Comstock
would cost in the neighborhood OF
$4,000.
The health officers report filed
with the city council last night show
ed that for the month ending June 80,
there were thirty one births and ell
even deaths.
City Attorney G. e. Gilmore filed a
reply to letter he received from
Division Superintendent J.. J. Prentice
of the Omaha road in which it was
stated that that company will repair
the main street crossings of its road
In the very near future.
Bids For Storm Sewer
Bids were received last night for
the construction of storm sewer in
West Mankato as follows:
Mankato Plumbing and Heating
Company, $4,000 for the complete
job Mankato cement tile, to be used.
John Mccall, $11,796 for cement tile,
and $13,396 for vitrified clay pipe.
On motion Of Councilman Klein
schmidt both bids were rejected as
being too high, and City Clerk Bates
was Instructed to advertise for new
bids to be opened on August Q.
At the suggestion of Councilman
Anderson 1t was decided to extend
CONTINUED On Page Eighty
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-07-15
MRS.kABER WITNESS
Alleged Woman Slayer
Testified Today
TELL STORY TO COURT
Trial Came To Sudden Halt
Yesterday Afternoon BY
The Defense
Associated Press Dispatch. ]

Cleveland. Ohio, July 13.-Mrs
Catherine Kaber went into a hyster-
ical faint soon after court opened to-
day while her brother, Charles Brio
KEEL, was testifying in her behalf In
the trial in which she is charged with
numbering her husband, Daniel F.
Kaber. She screamed Historically
and fell to the floor. She was carried
out by bailiffs.
Excitement among women specta
tors was intense. The crowd did not
calm down until Judge Bernon had
admonished all to keep their seats
After Mrs. Kaber was carried into the
Judges chambers, she called for her
daughter, Marian McArdle.
Judge Bernonr at 1915 adjourned
court until I: is this afternoon In
order to give Mrs Kaber rest.
Cleveland. Ohio, July 13.-Eya
Catherine Kaber was ready to take
the witness stand in her own behalf
council, in an effort to nullify the
states charge that she planned the
murGsx of her husband, Daniel F,
Kaber.
Her testimony and that Of alienists
as to her mental condition was ex-
pected to complete the defense's case
Mrs. Kaber's counsel would not indi-
cate how many alienists would be
called to testify. There was said to
be possibility that arguments
would be commenced late in the day
and that the case may be given to
the jury Thursday.
Testify as To Husbands Habits.
Mrs. Kaber is expected to testify
concerning her husbands alleged
nasty habits" and admit that she
hired persons to beat up" Mr.. Kaber
in the hope that it would cure him OF
those alleged habits. Neither the
state nor defense has yet introduced
testimony bearing upon this subject
other than assertions by some of the
states witnesses that Mrs. Kaber
had said she wanted her husband
beaten up because of them.
The trial came to a sudden halt
yesterday aftednoon when defense
attorneys stated they had no more
witnesses available for that day
The state has one more witness to be
heard, DR.. P. A. Jacobs, former
county coroner.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-07-15
RESUME OF THE HTUA TON

"The Irish problem is soluble, "
few days ago by General SHUTS,
the premier of South Africa.
That General SHUTS was not bas-
ing his Judgment upon theory but
upon first hand knowledge of the
facts in the situation is shown by
the rapid development of events
which immediately followed
Preside lent De Valera of the Irish
feptfbl Tic has reed 10 end the
conference at London to which he
has been invited by Lloyd George
and truce between Great Britain
and Ireland has been declared, to
Ing held. ~
While it would be taking too or
timistic view of the situation to
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-07-15
ACTION FOR$1O,O
Mrs. Alma Gordon Starts
Sensational Suit
GOOD NAME IS AT STAKE
Alleges That Some Defamatory
Remarks Were Made
About Her

Mrs. Alma Gordon, wife of w. c..
H. Gordon of this city, has through
her attorney, c. J. Laurisch filed pa
pers in a damage suit Of $4,000 each
against Edward P. Kelley and Wilbur
NJ Taylor of this city for alleged
SANDER.
The complaint alleges that on or
about the month of March 1921 in the
city Of Mankato the defendants in the
presence of John Fienhaut OF st. Paul
and numerous other and divers per-
sons in the city OF Mankato mall
iciously and unlawfully spoke con-
corning the plaintiff the false and de-
famitory words to wit: That the
plaintiff had bad reputation and
several families and had lived with
one w. C. H. Gordon several years
before they were married" 1t is al
legged in the complaint that the above
alleged statements tended to charge
that the plaintiff was woman of bad
character and unchaste reputation.
And for the above alleged reasons
the plaintiff claims that she has been
injured in her reputation to the sum
of $4,000 by each or the defendants
above named. , 49,.
Attorney S. B. Wilson has been re.
tanned by the defendants to defend
them in court. If the case is not set
tied between the parties before then,
the case will come up In the district
court at the November term.
Recalls Injury 20 Plaintiff
The plaintiff in this action 1t will
be remembered was severely injured
in an elevator accident in the Nation,
al Citizens bank building number
NJ Vaarc a0n RI onforiy, a.
the firm of Harres, Kopke, & Gordon,
local undertakers of this city, Mrs.
Gordon, whose maiden name was AL
ma Kopke, was a professional nurse,
She is now member Of the under :
taking firm mentioned. I;
The defendants are two prominent
business men of this city. Wilbur
NJ. Taylor is member of the firm Of
George E: Brett company, and Ed,
ward P. Kelley is a member of the
witch. I..,1 IS
The whole trouble lis alleged Is
have sstarted. !. alta meeting III ,MastII
OF Mankato Lodge No. IL. Al. r. and
A. NJ, of this city, where 1t is UNDER
stood w. G. II. Gordon had made APP
p1icatton for membership. Edward
P. Kelley, who is a member of that
order, it is alleged made objections
to the admission Of the applicant.
Gordon, and is alleged to have made
the charges above referred to in the
complaint. :
These objections, it is alleged. were
made to Wilbur NJ, Taylor, who was
and Is worshipful master of Mankato
Lodge No. II, A. F. ana A. NJ, who is
alleged to have repeated the charges
made by Mr.. Kelley in the presence
Of others.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-07-15

predict with certainty that the 100
year war between the British and the
Irish is about to end. there are
which to base such a prediction.
The most potent of these factors is
that General SHUTS has thrown him
self into the negotiations with all
thes ardOr and energy OF his tremen
dous PERSONAL y with the evident
DETERMINATIONS to effect a settlement.
Thai thin-sa few days OF his ar
'fiYaf IN Dubl IN he has succeedel
In overcoming what few weeks
ago seemed insuperable obstacles to
a heart to heart talk, between the
British and Irish leaders at the CAPT.
tai OF the empire, augurs well for
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