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New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
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If you will not
pay me anything
for what write
then you will not
will return to the job
just to keep james the spider
out Of it but all the
sans it is cruel Of you
to play upon the
jcalousies
and susceptibilities
Of artists in that fashion
1 do not know how
you expect me to be
merry and bright
with this dull ache
Of disillusionment at my
heart and the sharp
rang of hunger
in my stomach
some day will plunge
into mince pie
and mingle with it's elements
and you will never see
me more and then
maybe you will begin
to appreciate
the poor little cockroach
who shaved that you might
live in comfort
maybe in spite Of myself
will haunt you then
If / were you would hate
to be haunted by the ghost
of cockroach
think of it boss
everywhere you looked
to see a spectral cockroach
that none but you knew was
there to pick him from
your shirt front when
others were blind to him
to feel him crawling
on your collar in public
places to be compelled
to brush him from your plate
when you sat down to dine
to pluck him always from the glass
before you, dared to drink
to extend your hand
to grab that of some fair
lady and then hesitate and
pick him from her wrist
people would begin to think
you, were a little
queer boss and if you
attempted to explain
they would think you still
queerer what in the world
is the matter with you
they would say
oh nothing nothing at all
you would answer
plucking at the air
1t will soon pass merely
thought saw cockrOach
on your nose madam
suspicious Of your sanity
would grow and grow
do you not like that
puuulnR your nOSteSS WOulO ask
and you would murmur
being taken off your guard
it is very good pudding
indeed was just
trying not to eat
the cockroach
boss do not make
any threats at all
just simply state what
may very we'll happen to
you through remorse if you
drive me to suicide
i will try not to
haunt you boss because
j am loving and forgiving
in my spirit but who
knows that will not be
compelled to haunt you
in spite Of myself
hard heart will not get
you anything boss
remember the plaques
of egypt perhaps to
your remorseful mind i
will be multiplied
by millions ! am giving
you last chance to
repent you should be glad
that ! am only cockroach
and not tarantula
yours prophetically
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-08-04
SMITHS MILL SIFTlNeS

Smiths Mill, July 2s.-Miss Car
RE Muellerleile called on her
grandmother, Mrs. Harry Ramon
Sunday evening.
A birthday dinner was given at
the Joe circuit nome July 16, in
honor of his father, Hiram circuit.
Those in attendance were Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Weber and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Beelow and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Muellerleile and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Tarno, Mrs. Maoel Ov-
en-, and John Johnson. Everybody
had good time. Mr.. circuit re-
ceived some nice gifts. r..
Will Muellerleile and family
were entertained at the John Muel-
lerleile home Sunday.
Mrs. Gus Tarno is still or the
sick list, which ner friends are
sorry to hear.
A number of friends and rela
tives were enS4rtained at the Ar
thur Tarno home Sunday.
Carl Bogren autoed to Mankato
Saturday evening. ..SE
j. johnson was Mapleton Gale,
Sunday. - = -
Frank Muellerleile was in James
Vile on business Monday.
The dance given at the Joe Or
cult barn was very well attended.
August Beccue was at GAINESVILLE
Thursday.
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sIFTED IN FROM ST. CLAIR

st. Clair, July 27-Tle Ladies
Working club met with Mrs. Frank
Schroeder on Wednesday afternoon.
The following very interesting pro-
gram was rendered.
Song, girls chorus, consisting OF
Alzada Juiar, Verna Hadt, Hazel
Grundemeier, Amelia Hadt. Esther
Schroeder, accompanist.
Reading, Mrs. Florence Hubmer.
Talk, Rev. Geore Hielscher.
AsReading, Big Jobs Awaiting Us,
Mrs. Hazel Grundemeier.
Solo, Alzada Juliar.
Reading. The Flat Owners Fate,
Nee Juliar.
Piano solo, Esther Schroeder.
Reading, How to Please Christ,
Mrs. Dora Hubmer.
x Song, girls chorus.
Out of two guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Silas Juliar of Minneapolis,
Iona Bertchi, Mankato: Evelyn
Gerlach, Good Thunder. A delicious
lunca was served to seventy five
people. H.,
Alzada Juliar has returned from
a weeks outing at Beech Lake with
eight girl friends. .s.
Mabel Juliar returned Saturday
from Des Moines, Iowa, where she
spent a months vacation.
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Lake Crystal Parties Have Marrow
Escape From Serious Accident

Lake Crystal Parties Have Marrow
Escape From Serious Accident
Lake Crystal, July 27,.-Mrs. c.
P. Christensen very narrowly es-
capped injury Tuesday evening when
off the road and tipped over. Mrs.
their cottage east Of Loon Lake af-
ter small shower of rain that
made the road rather slippery and
when about two miles from the city,
near the Howard farm, the car start.
ed to skid and in her effort to keep
ont Of the ditch it turned complete
ly around. going into the ditch on
the opposite side Of the road with
the car headed towards town. One
front wheel was smashed which was
the main. cause of the car tipping over
after going into the ditch as the
ditch is not deep at this place. Mrs.
Christensen was not injured but was
shaken up considerable. ..t
It has been rumored that parties
from Lake Crystal crowded the
Ford coupe off the road, causing a
serious accident near Mankato Sun
day, then driving away az quickly
as possible before they were linden
uUS1t. nus GdI 40 ucuilitS iulOi
nation has been received to con-
firm this rumor, neither does any
one know the parties who had the
accident in Lake Crystal although
they claim to be from Lake Crystal
according to Mondays issue of The
Free Press. Such unprincipalled
road hogs should be hunted down
and dealt severely with. 1t is hoped
that when they are found out that the
rumors will be wrong and that they
are not from Lake Crystal, as the
writer believes that Lake Crystal
motorists have more respect to
others using the roads than that,
and at least stop to give aid TO
any one when they have been
the cause of an accident. The
rumors may have been started
Just after the accident and assisted
the unfortunate people to get out
of the wrecked car, but they were
in no way connected with the &C
cident.
r. T. Thomas, John l.. Roberts,
John T. Morgan, Henry Torgersen
and D. A. Evans motored. to Eley-
sian and Waterville Tuesday. +.
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Kasota spent Wednesday with Mr..
and Mrs. c. G. Wendelschafer at
Lake Henry,
The Miller thresling outfit at
Ottawa commenced shock thresh.
Ing in this vicinity Thursday on tn.
Ed McGrath farm. The yield east
of here is reported to be from so
to IS bushels Of wheat to the acre
Mrs. Ed Stranger was a shopp
at st. Peter Wednesday afte
noon.
Mrs. Albert Lurth and Miss Ma:
Lurth attended the Ladies' Aid a.
st. Peter Thursday afternoon.
Sam Weygandt Is reported quite
Ill since moving to North Manka-
to. His friends here hope for a
speedy recovery.
AT the annual meeting in the
klrth district they decided to build
new school house.
Mrs. Frank Volk and son Charles
Nolk, Leo Lyons and Miss Rose
kessler of Marysburg were guests
Sunday afternoon of Mrs. F. Kes-
sler enroute rom Mankato, where
the ormer visited her daughter,
Mrs. Ma bel Volk Mayo at the hos
pital, where she was operated o.
last week. She mad her tonsils re-
moved.
Frank Young and Everett Mott
of st. Peter assisted Larry Biehn
in the harvesting of grain Tuesday
The quarantine on the A. E. Da.
Wis home has been lifted. theiI
daughter Miss Alberta having re,
covered from scarlet fever
Mr.. and Mrs. William Volk have
rented the Arthur Volk farm and
will take possession soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wendelschaf.
er and daughters Rosemont and
Antonette were St Peter shoppers
Wednesday afternoon.
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RAPIDAN NEWS NOTES

Rapidan. July 29.-Mrs. NJ. Weir
and daughter have. moved to Man
kato. where they will spend the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Perkins have
moved into the Weir house.
A. Bahma of Lake Crystal, who
represents the Brand Nursery Of
Faribault, was in this vicinity Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Davis are the
proud parents of a baby daughter,
born at Emmanuel hospital Satur-
day, July %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fredricks and Mr..
and Mrs. \Huisnga left here a week
ago Friday by auto for Babcock,
Wis. returning home the following
Tuesday night. They encountered
some very bad roads in Wisconsin
but nevertheless enjoyed the trip
Orville Mcdonald is working for
the Willow Greek Telephone com
pany.
Several from here attended the
ball game at Kerns Sunday.
Matt Weir and wife have moved
into their new home.
w. W. Hulce and Arthur Mitchell
motored to Minneapolis Thursday
morning.
Mabel Erickson is assisting with
the work at the Davis home.
There will be English services at
the Norwegian church Sunday ev-
ewing, Augut 6. at s o'clock
Mrs. Harry Williams entertained
the Neighbours Aid at her nome
Thursday afternoon.
Several from here attended the
ice cream social at Spring Island
Wednesday evening.
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MINNESOTA LAKE JoTTlNes

Minnesota Lake, July 2S.-Wil-
liam Fischer, ST., left Monday on a
trip to Fargo, N D.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Delzer returned
Tuesday evening from trip to
Walnut Grove.
Joe Kaufman and son Carl left
Tuesday by auto for North Dakota,
where they win spend a few weeks
on their farm. &
Perry Reynolds is visiting at the
A II. Gumm home.
Monday evening. His children and
him after spending a week at the
lake. n.
Mrs. ]. B. Kaufman and son Ell
DUN left Sunday for Hastings, Neb.,
where tley will visit the formers
daughter, Mrs. Walter Bauer.
Alvin r. Carlson returned ia
Mankato Wednesday after spend
ing few days with relatives here
g. A. Beske and SON returned
from the cities with a new Ford
Miss Gertrude Cole went to Man.
Kate Tuesday for a visit With
Joe Hodge and Joe studellsks
we're business callers at Owatonna
Wednesday. ..
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. N. Cent? and son
came down from Mankato Monday
for visit with relatives. They
returned to Mankato Tuesday.
Miss Helen Fiyol came dowr,
from MapIeton Monday for a visit
vita her father Albert F1yol.
Lyman Jensen spent the fore pari
OF the week with his parents herr.
He returned to Mankato wednes.
day. -
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cole ana
sons left Tuesday morning for De-
Soto. Wis. where they win v;s:.
relatives.
Miss Esther Kreuer visited at
the Jensen home the fore part OF
the week.
Rev. 2 Lee OF weifs was a Lake
caller Wednesday.
Mrs. George SchfeSeIbetn return
ed to her homo at Spencer. g n
Wednesday after visiting her pa-s
ents. Mr.. and Mrr. Fred Fetcher-
neir.
M.nkes,' orchestra o. FaIrron.
WI. play az the Orpha tteatts rEcr-
day, JUL 81.
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morning for colman, S. D., for a
that locality.
family vacated the Dr.. Clement
residence. moving into the other
house which their mother, Mrs. Cor
ntsh, owns in the lots adjoining
Mrs. Cornish has rented the Glenn
ent house to DR.. E. J. Holden, v
has been using the offices for the
past month.
Mrs. Arnold and two children, who
have been visiting in Northern Min
nesota, came here yesterday and are
getting settled in their new home.
Another of the delightful affairs
of the Sunshine club was held
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Frank Schwan In honor of that
lady's birthday and that of Mrs.
Clara Guppy-a double celebration.
At five O'Clock delicious luncheon
was served on the spacious porch.
when number Of pretty presents
were distributed to the honor guests.
Mrs. ]. j. Nelson and her SON.
Maurice J. Nelson. of the manual
training department of the Teachers
college, drove out from Mankato
SUNDAY to spend the day with Mrs.
:. c. Armstrong, who was a former
friend in Crookston.
Miss Lucy Weir has been re- en-
gagged in the Mertersdorf school,
north of town. for the coming year.
This makes Miss Weir's third term
in that district.
Joseph Bowen. Merrill Mack and
Edwin kraus have been appointed
gatekeepers at the state fair and
will spend the first week in Septem
Der at the fair grounds.
Herbert Petrich has a position
with the City Service Oil company
of Mankato.
Wallace Lowry Of Virginia accom-
nanied his sister. Mrs. J. E. Arnold
to this place, when she came down
from Minneapolis Thursday. and is
spending few days here.
Mrs. Mary A. Cornish is having a
new porch added to her cottage.
G. w. Champlin motored over
from Lake Crystal Wednesday ev-
ening to visit his parents and to
take Mrs. Champlin and the children,
who had been attending the garden
party given at the home of Mrs. F.
l.. Cooper that afternoon.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-08-04
LAKE CONNECTION PLAN
George Pond In Receipt o. Lette'

George Pond In Receipt OF Letter
From Superintendent e. w. Cobb
George Pond of this city is in re-
ceipt of letter from e. W. Cobb,
state superintendent of fisheries, in
which he s, refers to proposed
scheme for connecting Charles and
Swain lakes with Lake Francis at
Elysian by means of a channel The
fish commissioner is favorable to
such a movement, but would not be
in favor of connecting Lakes Fran
els and Elysian.
Sportsmen in and about Mankato
would not feel disposed to further
any plan for the connecting of Ely
sian Lake with Lake Francis, ow-
ing to the fact that at the present
time, Lake Elysian Is infested with
millions of German carp, while Lake
Francis is nearly free of that spec
les of rough FISH, and is famous for
its black bass s
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to a reporter This morning by J.
E. Reynolds. he and Mr.. Reed start
ed out manfully toward the goal
hey intend to reach when the final
summons comes, but they were
dumped out three hundred feet
ON earth. r. &. Brown and w. d.
Sard trip without as much as
tyitching a muscle. Mr.. Reynolds
q In tilted this morning that during
the eight seconds that it takes to
make the ascension, that he thought
( more of his sins than he ever did
efore. When he looked downward
nd saw nothing for three hundred
Get of space he was awed. Now
teid and Reynolds have come to
he conclusion that old mother earth
S not bad place after all. 1t felt
God to get ones teet back on the
cd. Stepping from the platform
the cement block preparatory to
making the downward trip was a
icklish undertaking with 800 ieet
f space to gaze at.
Mr. Reynolds says that willis he
Ias UP On his high perch yesterday
fternoon Editor Z. H. WhItcomD OF
he Albert Lea Tribune, in tine hear
ng of John Skinner, editor ox the
austin Herald, said: Il tell you,
reynolds, il Austin was not such a
mall burg, we wo,LQ be able to
ee 1t from mere.
Skinner came back with the
tatement that Austin is built on a
beautiful plateau much higher than
he smokestack, and Albert Lea will
ways have to look up" to thai
When Reynolds reached the foot
( the shaft folks standing by OBJ
erVed that he acted queer!y.
,kinner asked: Anything the mat
er, Joe"
"Oh no." said the Mankato news
'aper man, Nothing but an air
ag, | guess. / am awful glad that
none of the Mankato police is
around, for / would be judged for a
moonshine drunk. The trip up and
down made me dizzy"
The reporter asked Reynolds if he
would like to repeat the trip toward
the skyline.
Mix" replied Reynolds. Once is
enough for me. l would rather see
John Wise take a ride on the small
cement block. But there were girls
who made several journeys up and
down the 800 feet and judged by
the amount of giggling they did,
they must have enjoyed the exper-
ience." Eight seconds to ascend
and four and one half to come down
was the record.
"The newspaper men INDUCED in
AS / was being dashed to
the cable bye the polite attendants,
Skinner remarked: Well, Joe, you
can't die but once Whitcomb join
ed in with: Well see that your re-
mains are gathered together nicely
il case you come down the shoot
on the fy. Those fellows were TAX
ing the joy out of life"
"Was Frank Day of Fairmont at
the party?" queried the reporter.
Sorry to say he was not" said
Reynolds. 81 would have persuaded
him to don his robes and take the
trip. He certainly would have been
as near heaven as he could ever
expect to be. And Fred Hadley was
missing also. An ascension by Fred
would have been some exhibition.
/ have a photograph of Fred step
ping on that cement block for the
downward journey. The going up Is
not so bad, but the preparations for
the downward shoot is what tired
out my nerves. Never again, I say"
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RAPIDAN AND DEcoRiA.

Rapidan and Decoria. July %
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Anderson and Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Prybylla were Wis
itors at the Mis- Jepsen home Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Erickson and
daughter. Gladys, were callers at the
Martin Nelson home Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ Hitler and
family were callers at the Carl Jep-
sen home Sunday evening
Several from here attended the
ball game at Rapidan Sunday
Clarence Erickson of Colorado ar
rived at Mankato Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Anderson and
Dave Anderson home Sunday night.
Will Ballard has purchased the
Dick Herzberg farm in Decoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madsen were callers
at the Ed Tarjeson home Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Carlson and
family were visitors at the Otto Pet
ers home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Mis- Jepsen spent Sunday aft
ernoon at the Hans Erickson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Tarjeson and
daughter, June. were visitors at the
A. Eastvold home at Mapleton Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carlson and
family were callers at the Ed Tar
jeson home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Hoiberg were
visitors at the Mis- Jepsen home Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Tarjeson and
June were callers at the Paul Err
landson home Wednesday evening.
Carl Jepsen helped Mis- Jepsen
with his harvest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Erickson were
callers at the J. R. Anderson home
one night last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Weber and
family were callers at the Ed Tar
jeson home Tuesday evening.
Carl TaIjeson has started thresh-
ing.
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CASE UNDER ADJUSTMENT

After hearing testimony in the d.
vorce suit of Miriam Alice Kelly of
Lake Crystal against Daniel Kelly
in which plaintiff seeks a decree,
SIS per month for the care of minor
children and an additional 5000 for
aTt1rney Is ees co ana court Of e9sts
court took the case under advise
ment and will render a decision at
later time. g.
Evan Hughes appeared as attor-
ney for the plaintiff and s. B. Will
son for the defendant.
Today the court held a road hear
ing conducted by Attorney Carl
Strom of Lake Crystal.
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LAKE CITY CAMP
SPOT THE MECCA
MEMBERS OF NATIONAL
GUARD ARE PLANNING
DATE FOR THE LEAVING
Saturday. August IL, Decided
On; There Is Great Big
Time In Store.

SATURDAY, August II. is bctag
locked forward to by the members
Of the Fifth Regiment Minnesota
Infantry, National Guard, as the date
OF the commencement OF one OF the
most pleasant outings of the year.
That is the date set for the start
to the annual encampment at lake
City. according to the statement Of
Colonel w. S. Fulton to the Free
Press. The Fifth win follow the
One Hundred and Fifty First Artii-
lery under the command OF Colonel
George Leach, which is now Ia
camp. ~ e. ~
The camp at Lake City, has been
the way of sanitation and excellent
water supply. The One Hcodred
and Thirty Fifth Infantry has tust
concluded two weeks .encamp-
ment there, and they did not nave
a sick man on the list during that
time. This speaks wonders for the
sanitation.
instruction While Ia Camn !
The federal government. is ..f.
ranging for instruction By six re-
Gently graduated members of the
infantry school at Fort Benntng.
Georgia, to give instructions in in
fantry tactics. These men are elias.
sified as experts In special arms OF
Infantry. In addition to this, ac-
cording to the statement of Colonel
Fulton. there will be present two
officers from the general staff school
at Fort Leavenw orth, who viii give
the officers Of the regiment special
instructions In tactical problems. Il
is predicted that this years camp
will be the most successful ever
held at Lake City. :
Plan Athletic Sports.
All that has to be said OF the eft
fort being made for clean enter
tainment for the young men, is to
mention that Father ]. Lawrence
O'Connor, the chaplain Of the regi-
ment, Is at the head of the move
ment. Father O'Connor made him
self popular during the World war
as a patriotic speaker. and now is
In demand all over the state as an
organizer OF manly athletic sport
for young men.
Tentative arrangements are under
way to oivouac in the fair grounds
at the north end Of the city the night
before departure for camp instead
Of sleeping on the armory floor. II
the weather permits the boys will
begin their slumbers beneath pup"
tents on that night.
The regiment taken as a whole is
well recruited up, but there are
still many vacancies in the Man
kato contingents. Any young man
wishing good healthful outing
with all expenses paid, and then 81
day thrown in by Uncle Sam,
should not hesitate to enlist
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SELL OLD CASTLE
Stronghold CT Docgiases la Noes
Seraiek to be Disposed OF

Stronghold ct Docpiases la North
Ser~iek to be Disposed OF
London, July 10-I Correspond
ence of The Associated Preks1-
Tantalion Castle in Mort, Berwick
for centuries the stronghold OF the
Dougiases, is TO oe sold t1is sum :
mer. In Sir Walter Seats MAR
mion" the battlcments OF the Tan
TALON are the meeting place ct
Clare and her lover.
Around its walls many fierce BAT
ties have been fought. At one
time the castle was besieged > by
King James ". who failed to make
breach In It's twelve foot wails
and starved out tho garrison. Lat
CT II was the scene OF onsiaughts
by Cromwell and tho Coveuauters.
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Bonds Mere Noted

Lake Wilson. July 2S,--At a special
election held here for the purpose of
raising additional bonds for the purpose
of completing the addition to the school
house, only thirty-six voters exercised
their right of franchise. and strange to
the bonds. The bonds voted on amount
to to $500 and will be used In the
heating. plumbing and ventilating. Yves
Hardy Of Redwood Falls, has force of
men at work now and will use every
possible effort to expedite the work