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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-19
Ann vvfiflil.

Aanicka Sc, podiyala ma otce
pfekvapene.
- Tvemu slovu neveril?
Setfil pohledl ma nj ponekud
nevrle. Dopustil Sc neopatr=
nosti, citil to- nemohl j piece
vykladat, proc pozbyl yero-
hodnosti v Nevolovych ocich,
Ostatne bylo tezko vylozit vec
y;inak. .x
- Povaz, pravil il laskave,
ze ylastne Nevola bojuje po
kfy1tem zklamani o vse, vse, co
mu zbylo z jeho byvalych ma
dfji sn1. Jest to zoufsly boj
- to pochopis uznas sama.
Chce, aby mu zistala aspon ta-
to moznost byti ma blizku. Tu
jsi poskytla sama. Vylozil
jsem mu, re prave v6domi, ze
neiste jiz Cd sebe odloucsni, ie
pro tebe pramenem rozpaka,
nesnazi, ba primo muk, apelo-
val jsem ma jeho vlastni city,
dorolaval jsem Sc toho, ze je
mu dojista podobne, PRIMAL
mi vse, ale prohlasil, ze tato
muka jsou sladka, ze jsou prom
rozkosi, re rozryya sve rozbo-
lestn6ne nitro jako lakomec
hromadu zlata -.
Anicka prikyvla jen .hlavou
a patfila stale ma zemi, zdalo
Sc il, ze by prozradil lesk je-
jich -oci, jak je dojata a jak
radostne. V srdci Neyolov6 Sc
odehravalo tedyJ zcela to, co V
jeiim. v jej dust jako by roz-
kvetal jakysi svatek, cosi slav-
nostniho, ticheho vlaheho,
st'astneho, zahaleneho bilymi
kvety, mad nimiz zneji zvony.
Vida, ze neporidim ar
gumenty, chopil jsem Sc posled
niho prostredku, TIVE vile, Ale
Wis. re tonouci Sc chyta stebla.
A proto Nevola nechce mi We
fit. Ne, ze by snad pochybo-
val mem slovu, ale mysli pa
trne. ze jsenn ma tobe vynutil
takovt prohlaseni, nebo re
jscm te buh vi jak pfemlouval
a zmatl. Ptal jsem sc tedy, u.
poslechne-li d odejde-li, potvr.
dish mu sama, re je to tvym
pranim,
A Nevola? tazala Sc ry'
chile.
- Jeho odpoved' te prekva
pi jeste vice. Nezavazal Sc
nicemu. Rozhodne sam. Po
zna-li .pry z rozmluvy tebou
re je tvem zajmu tfeba, alb.
odesel, ucini tax, jinak he. 4
cnce S tcbou mluvit sam,
- To jest beze svedku,
beZ tebe?
Ano, prave mne Sc obav
nejvicc. Mysli, re bych t
snad zastrasoval nebo jinak t
nutil. Vidis tedy, re neni j
ne pomoci, musime povoli
dopis by mu nestacil, Ease b
prcdpokladal, ze jsi nepsal
lei dobrovolne, musite sc ted
setkat, promluvit spolu, b.
des-li chtit, jiste jej pohnes.
cemu ii bude libo.
Anicka zavrtela hlavou.
Nemohu, tatinku!
Setfilem zalomcoval vzte
jeho tyafe zrudly, ma cele n
nabehly lilly.
- Nest'astne devce, che
tedy, aby zdstal zde! Chces !.
JIboha zena Sc vztycila, :
vstavsi z kfesla,' jeji pohl'
byl odmitavy a hrdy.
Nedopovidej! A neur
lei! Nechci, nechci MECH
ale nemohu ucinit, co zadas.
Klesla tezce do kfesla, I'd
lose, re jsou jeji silly u kont
Ale Setfil We SVEN vzteku 81
toho ncysimal.
- Nezalezi jiz ma tom,
mdzes .neho nemuzes, nyh
jen ma torn, co musis,ss ssfekl t
de. =
- Nelnusim, ponevadH !
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-19

PRlJM0U Sc diva pani ma byt,
po pripade Sc stravou. die L.
mluvy. Adressa Sc sdeli v ad-
ministraci t. listu. 9-21
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-19

DIR OBJ NE
OZNAM M K Y.

STARSf cESkA PAM hleda
praci, nejradeji kde jdou lide
do prace, vesti Jim donacnost.
Domluvim sc teznemecky. Do
piste do els. 1876 Libby I'D,
Maple Heihgts, O. 9--21
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-19
TENA TECH
ROM An -.
Napsal Karel NJ. Pffbramskf.

.-.-s.-za Ezssx--. '1-... ~, /
tujes syt blaho a sypu' budoc-
most. Ja'kozto otec jsem poyin-
nen zatranit takoyemu silen-
stvi. Rlkas-l, ze nemlzes, je
to ptsa; jaIka Sc lfbi zenam, -
protoze 81 v nj pfipadaji ne
|smlrne velkolepe, ale to mi ne
stacl, nemIze d nesmi mi sta
cit. Musis NIT ddvody a dlyo-
|dy vazne. ddvody, jez bych u.
znal ja.
- MNslim. ze uznas "a do
stateehy diyod, 'jde-li. o. zivot,
odpoyssdssla della 9 baIsssltpyp ssslap 2 isms- .
- To ,je, vse silenstvi, zenam
jde vzdy zivot, nesplni-li Sc
nektery iejich .rozmar.
NeJde fndj zivot. Po-
vim tt, co jsem taiila dosud
pred kazdy1m. Jeste pred swat
bou jsem fekla Dubinovi, ze
nikdy nepromluvim, ami 81 ne
budu dopisoyat, s Nevolou. Ne.
odporoval mi pflnio, ale vyza-
dal 81 ma mne'slib., ze' mq ozna-
min lined. jakmile by Sc to
stale pfece,
- A TO je vse?, Krasna to
nemqznost. Oznamis mu to,
veru nebude NIT pficiny k W.
tkam, az mp vyli6ime, oc jste
vyjednavali.
- Del mi domluvit. Jak-
mile Sc to stane, dojde mezi. nj
mi k americkemu soubo.ii. Du-
bin to fekl a Wis, ze splni sve
slovo.
Setfil Sc hryzl do rtG. >
- Jsou rozumni lide, kteri
neprijimaji vyzvani ma souboj.
- Ale Nevola je prime.
- Protoze mysli, ze mdze v
mem vyhrat tebe. Odejmes-li
mu vsechnu nadeji
- Prime jej teprve.
| Setril prechazel po pokoji.
- Mrzuta historic! pravil.
Hloupa. Tuze hloupa. Nemyslil
jsem, &c je Dublin takovy ro-
manticky, blazen. Ale n6jake
vychodisko najit musime.
- Nevidim zadneho, odpo-
vedela mlada zena.
- Pockej, pocket, nejake
, .iiz naidu.
Pokrcila rameny a divala sc
temer lhostejne, beze vseho
zajru, jak sc otec namaha
ably nalezl, cemu rikal vycho.
) disko.
i Nahle SIC k nj obratil.
! - Jiz jsem to vymysiil. A
jak je to proste! Veru, divin
sc, ze jsme nepfipadl ma tt
. hned.
Pohledla nan tazave, ale ne
! odpovidala.
- Jen povaz, prayil vsecel
. nadsen svou myslenkou. =
: Vzdyt'f nehudes mluvit S Nevo
: lou, nyhrz $ adjunktem Nova
: KEN.
!, Tatinku, rekla vazne
Y ostre, nesplnit daneho slova j
q spatn6, ale vymlouvat to pt
y dobnymi klickami je bidne.
7 ,nechci byt ami spatnou ami bic
x nou.
Slova jeji zasahla do ziveh1
Otec nevedel, co iici = znov
Sc jail prechazeti pokojem. B.
{, patrne preavedcen, ze musi n
u jit zachranu teto spleti. Al
jeho tvar jevila elm dale, til
3 meme nadeje.
Konecne stanul pred deere
ia pravil:
q - PAX tedy nezbyva nez
vedet Nevolovi pravdu.
g. -Myslis, ze jej tim odvr
0, tN cd jeho zadosti?
Kdybych mu povedel vs.
q co jsi mi svefila, dojista n
9. Ale. pozadam jej, ably netv
IL ma SVEN prani, ponevadz jel
splneni by mu 1epfineslo Mi
60 ke yyhody, ale "a to ohrozu
L..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-19

Xelka kradez pensz ma ma
drazi. = V poledne q. srpna
ztratila sc ma nadrazi We STAN
kove bednidka, obsahujici Pc
nize pro berni urad v Horsove
Tyne. Bylo v nj 100000 Kc
hptovych pen6z. Bednicka. u
lozena byla v postoyni kolne.
Kdyz pfisli postpvnA zrizenci,
ably penize prevail, byla jiz
bednicka pryc. Bred kolnou
nasypan byl pepr, coz svedcf Q
nevsedni prohnanosti pachate.
|ld kradeze. Cetnictvo zahaji.
10 ihned horecnou cinnost 4
vypatrani pachatell.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-19

- Jak mdze lid vsdSti, ze
mfte nsco ns predej, kdyi
mp, 70 dive nsozpkmiitsl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-19
PRIJME Sc ceskoslovenska

PRIME Sc ceskoslovenska
divka v start cd 16ti do 18ti
rokl, ktera Sc domluvi angi-
cky ma domaci praci. Zadne
pradlo ami vareni. Dobry do
NOV. Haste Sc U Mrs. Paine,
Stop llR Al B., c. Line, els.
1922 IS broadway, Maple
Heights. 9-19
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-19

PRIJME Sc n6kolilx unio-
|vych tesard. Haste Sc ma pra-
ci ma vych. 1856 ul. 2 Miles A
We. aneb vecer v els. 1914
ReechMood Ave. :.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-19
BOOKS

Leading Fiction of the Day
Wanderer of the Waste
land .......... .9Z.Oo
Zane Grey.
Dust of the Desert. .$1.75
Robert Willis Richie.
The Enchanted April. $3.50
Elizabeth"
Captain Blood $40. $500
Rafael Sabatini.
Command .............$1.90
William McFee.
Joske's Second Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-19

$3.50 Kid
Gloves $3.95
Women's two-clasp glace, a
excellent grade of French XII
gloves, in plain and fame
stitchings. All sizes and a re;
bargain.
AUTO GLOVES $3.50
Cape skin auto gloves, in {
button strap wrist effects, idet
for driving or walking. In
nice SELECTION of shades,
Novelty chamoisette glove
in a very attractive line Ok
ors and stitchings. For day
time and semi-dress affair
$1.5o to S2.s5.
Joske's Street Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-19
The Suggestion Box

Remember it is located on the street
floor by the information desk. Spend
your spare time trying 10 find something
that will improve the JOske service.
Every suggestion accepted will mean
dollar TO you.
Joske's Street Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-19
R|EDEN TRIES
To GET PART
Of R|VERFUNl
Street Commissioner Ex-
hausts Own Budget and
Looks Toward Lambert.
ASKS FOR $1,000
Lambert Says Mill Bridge
Work Is Approach,
Not River Wall.
ASKS FOR $1,000

Commissioner William o. Rieden'
having exhausted his haIi-miilion-doI-
lar budget in the first six months oil
the fiscal year. would bolster up his
depsrtment with funds from o;her de-
partrnpnts. This w&s rcveal5. at inc
council meeting Thursday when the
commissioner proposed tie appropSla-
ton Of $1,000 from the river improve
ment fund. which is in Commissioner
Raw I.amberts department, 10 pay IGT
work done on an approach 10 the mn
street bridge. The company WDiCh
built the bridge under contract the
street commissioner asserted. IS ANXIOUS
10 get its money and he urged the pas
kars of the ordinance despite the iact
that Commissioner Lambert was not
present. .,,,,oiI
meeting week ago. Commissioner
lambert insisted that what the street
dersrtment. in seeking 70 appropriate
funds from the river improvement de-
rartmept. claimed TO be a river wal!
VAS nothing more than an approach to
tie bridge and should he paid for ON
Of the bridge fund. The park com
missioner has n letter from one OF the
most nrominent engineering firm IN Inc
city unfolding his contention. The
street commissioner. however, Wouiu
make IL appear that this is river I'M
rrovement work and thus have 1t paid
for out OF that fund.
Rieden Warns Them.
When the street commissioner urseu
sdoption of the ordinance Thursday:
commissioner Phil Wright requested
that the matter he held UP until Com,
missioner Lambert was present ana
could present his argument. The 10
lice commissioner said that If the coun.'
ell passed the appropriation IT WouId
be n misrepresentation of funds.
II seems the mayor had passed th"
bncs TO the city attorney by referring
the matter to him for an opinion. The
new city attorney, however. declined 10
he the goat and returned the papers
without Recommendation. stating that
II was a matter to be decided in open
council. The mayor seemed inclined to
await the park commissioner recon-
mendation. but the street commissioner
Z was obdurate. When it was finally de-
cided to lay the matter over. the street
commissioner as parting shot de-
clared. "there will just be another
wrangle. It's going through anyhow.
Change Name Of Road.
On petition of the county commits
sioners the council took under advise
ment a plan 10 change the name Of the
Corpus Christi road. within the city
limits. to South Flores street.
The county commissioners already
have changed II to South Flores. ont
side the city limits. and have named the
Goliad road the Corpus Christi road
This was done. it was explained, tc
save confusion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-19

Ginghams
A NEW LOT, AT THIS PRICE
Just arrived, ~
80 inches wide, NN
in all the wanted . A/S
color if cts.
New plaids, stripes, checks and
figures. Suitable for women's
and children's dresses.
SPRING SUITING Ace
36-inches wide, of course you
will need a suit for early
morning wear. In many at
tractive shades. Get yours now
and get the good out of it.
For spring, ratine, SO inches
wide, in a lot of pretty solid
colors. Ratine is most practi-
cal. washes nicely and Just the
right weight. Yard soc.
Joske's Second Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-19
Extra!
Pillows

room. They Il 81 ~
are just the
size and what you need. Size
17x24, covered with fancy art
tick, filled with feathers.
BLANKET SHEETS EACH
S1.75
Offering stock Of warm
blanket sheets, N72x99 inches.
Are soft and light in weight.
Needed in every home. Comes
in solid white.
Joske's Second Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-19
CANDIES

soc box of Chocolate Cow
cred Cherries, u lb. Bee
4Oc box of Assorted Choc-
olates, = lb...........29 e
$1.0O Fruit Cake, ID. go. .69c
SOC Black Walnut Kisses,
ID. .............. .S5e
SOC Chocolate Covered Min
utes, lb. ............ .49c
49c Whipped Carsmels, lb 35c
4oc Assorted Fudge, lb. Csc
Joske's Street Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-19

If it's in San Antonio. Keene has II.
if it isn't, Keene viii get it. Try US.
George Kcenc. Enthusiastically
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-19

Beautiful Roselnwn Cemetery, not a
graveyard. a beautiful, well kept burial
park. Crockett 16SS.-(AdvD
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-19
NOTIONS

For Spring Sc5c1rg
Riek-rsek braid, all eolors Sc
Finishing braid, attractive
for Bingham frocks. .l5e
Seauin buttons, dozen
35c to ....... Use
Lingerie tape, all eolors, B
yards .,...........1oc
Shoulder strap tape, 2 yds SC
Elastic, Inch, yard .. Sc
Joske's Street Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-19
$3.50 CretOnne
Yard S1.75

Here is the .cretonne you
want, so inches wide, extra
heavy and wide, in rich, fast
colors, ideal fer upholstery and
Grapes. Think of the pretty
things you can make. Come
and get yours while the selec-
ton is broad.
Jo:ke's Second Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-19
Fitted
Cases

s;: : @ ;::.' 5 S. i: $35
from a good grade
Of cowhide, in black. Nicely
silk lined and fitted toilet arti-
cles Of Worthwhile, shell frame
or tortoise duplicate. Just
what you will need to make
your summer trios with.
Joske's Fourth Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-19
Bargains in
LINENS
JAPANESE TEA NAPKINS

Think of buy "N
ing a whole one INH
dozen of these 4 ~
attractive nap
kins for such a price. They
are IL inches square with light
or dark border. Most attract
i've for breakfast and luncheon
use. They save your better
linens.
MARSEILLES SPREADS
$5.95
Offering an extra size seal
Ioped cut corner satin Marseil-
les spread, S2x94 inches. In
most pleasing patterns. Suit
able for double beds.
Red Star birdseye, 80 inches
wide, put up in 10 yards to
each sanitary package. A splen-
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advantage of. $l.95.
Joske's Second Floor
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-09-07
PAY UP AUTO TAX
AYOIDTHE SHERIFF
He'll Get You Sure; They Are
Doing Same Thing Over
This State

Sheriff Edward Afro is facing the
duty Of collecting delinquent motor
vehicle taxes in this county, with
the alternative of having collectable
amounts due the state deducted
from his bills to the county.
Action by sheriffs over the state
is Independent Of the drive by AGO.
900 car owners who have paid their
shares of the good roads tax to
force 10000 or $4,000 slackers to do
likewise. In this campaign many
cases are being reported TO- Mike
Holm, secretary of state, st. Paul.
to be taken up with local authorities.
Sheriff Earle Brown of Hennepin
county was one of the first to move
on the auto tax delinquent list certi-
fed by Secretary Holm. Advance
warnings with O statement of taxes
and costs due We're sent out as fol-
lows:
Pursuant to Chapter 461 Laws OF
Minnesota for 1921, the Clerk Of the
District Court for the County OF
Hennepin, state of Minnesota, has
placed in my hands for collection a
you for the year OF 1872. for the
amount stated below. If this amount
is not paid al this office within Z
days from the. date Of receipt of this
notice by you. the law directs me
to destrain sufficient goods and
Chattels Qncluding your automobile)
belonging to you, to satisfy this
Warrant. Under the laws of this
state your automobile, goods or
other chattels are not exempt from
seizure for taxes. If you fail to
pay this warrant, a citation will be
issued by the Clerk of the District
court of said County, directing you
to show cause why judgment should
not be entered against you for the
amount Of this tax, which will add
costs"
The sheriffs have no alternative
in the matter, the attorney general
has held and if derelict in the dis
charge of their duties are subject
to removal from office.
Failure to receive the, notice does
not excuse non payment of the tax.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-09-07
YOUNG BOY KILLED
WHEN CARS SLASH
Arnold Precht, St. Clair,
Is Victim of Accident
OLDER FOLK HURT
Mrs. William D. la Framboise
In Serious Condition At .
New Ulm
Especial To The Free Press. ]

New Ulm, Mimi, September s.
Arnold William Precht, the four
and half year old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred c. PrecEt of St. Clair.
Is dead here. and Mrs. Precht is suf-
fering from a broken rib, a cut over
the eye and other bruises about the
body, while Mrs. William ID. La
Framboise OF Amboy now lies in
Union hospital with a broken jaw
bone and compound fracture OF the
right leg, as the result of a COLI
sion between the La Franboise and
Precht automobiles. eight miles east
Of New Uim las: levening at $40
o'clock
Returning From New Jim.
The Precht family had been TO
New Ulm yesterday Tor the purpose
OF enrolling their daughter, Miss
Viola Precht, to the Martin Luther
college. They were on their way
home to st. Clair in the evening,
miles east OF New Ulm near the
Henry Taylor farm. they met VIII
liam ID. La Framboise of Amboy
driving toward New Ulm. Accord
ing to the statement of Mr.. Precht,
the LaFramboise Dodge car was
swervins from side to side on the
hill and he stated that he could not
avoid a collision with that auto
The Ford Sedan driven by Mr.
Precht and the Dodge were badly
demolished. The injured persons
were taken back 10 New Ulm where
they received attention at Union
hospital. The body Of the dead child
was also brought here.
Mrs. LaFramboise is in a serious
condition and is now being cared
for in Union hospital. Mrs! Precht
was able to leave the hospital after
her wounds <were dressed. The men
in the party escaped with minor in
iurieS
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-09-07
RAPiDAN AND, DEcoRIA
Coninss and Goings Recorded II
That Neiuhborhood

Cominss and Goings Recorded In
That Neighborhood
Rapidan and Decoria. September
5.-Mr. and Mrs. Pete Reynolds and
family and Mrs. Jensen and daugh-
ter left Sunday for their home at
Minneapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
Erickson. and little daughter &C
companied them.
Mrs. Ed Weber and family drove
down from Blue Earth Sunday and
spent short time at Emil Weber
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Erickson from
Mankato spent Saturday night and
Sunday at M. Madison home. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Weber and
Mr.. Herzerg called at Ed Torjeson
and J. r. Anderson home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lantz and family
and Miss Lille Weber drove to
Minneapolis Sunday to attend TIL.
state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Anderson
were visitors at John Farmers home
Sunday evening.
Herman Ziegler had the misfor-
tune to loose one of his horses last
week. ...".
Miss Ruth GRANDSON has gone to
work again at the Griebel Tea room,
after a vacation of six weeks. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Peterson and
daughter of Mankato were callers AT
Mic Jepsen home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Bill Schultz of Minneapolis
Is visiting with relatives and friends
in Decoria-
On account of the rainy weather
last week the fair wasn't very well
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Tarjeson and
family were visitors at John Farm
mer's home Sunday evening.
Miss Fac Farmer has been visit
ing at Frank Nelson home at Rapi-
dan the past week.
Mr., and Mrs. Christ Hoiberg
called at Mic Jepson home Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Anderson
were visitors at the Madison home
Sunday.
Mrs. Will Weber spent Sunday at
the, Ernest Herzberg home.
Mrs. Berkeley came home Satur
day after she has been visiting with
her daughter at Illinois
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Weber and
family and Mrs. Ed Weber and lit
tie daughter called at Ed Tarjeson
Sunday afternoon
Mr., and Mrs. Otto Peter had
their \ little daughter christened
Sunday and was named Ida Lille
Peters.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-09-07
.ACTlONOF !. MAPE
HEARD BY JURORS
This Suit involves the Building
OF Road Between Two -.
Lakes :

The case of James Mape against
the town OF jamestown went to trial
in the district court yesterday after
noon with Regan and Grogan ap-
pearing as attorneys for the plaintiff
and S. B. Wilson as attorney for, the
defense.
The action involves the building
of road between Duck and Bal
lentyne lakes, which Mr.. Mape OBJ
tects to on the grounds first that
it is not public necessity, and
further alleges that 1t would cut his
property along the shores of Duck
Lake INTO, four pieces, rendering
1t practically useless. Mr.. Mape
holds his property along the Duck
Lake front to be worth fifty dollars
a front foot. There is a road be-
present, but the town board .propos-
ed to shorten the distance by chang
ing the road to the Duck Lake front.
Those who are acting as jurors on
the case are Peter flasher, C.. J.
Wells, H. e. Roberts, John ]. Davis,
Hannah Jones, Mrs. Ella Bixby,
Walter Glaman, Ferdina Peterson,
L. w. Wrucke, Barbara Eastwood,
Emma Waters and May C. Jones.
Case stricken from the calendar,
and settled were: Alva Wood
against the Continental Insurance
company. A. F. Schneider against
g. w. Eichsteadt, FERDINAND Hintz
against Chicago and Northwestern
Railyay company. George F. Kim
BILE against the City Service Oil
company. Anna Siede against Jessie
Munson.
Cases continued to the November
term: Max Wishnick against the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
company H. E. Becker against Ser
vice company. Thomas Rooney
against C. e. Mullins. Farmers
Savings Bank against Clarence Nor
rail-. P. J. McGuiggan against e. B.
Ballard. M. E. Bowen against the
Diamond Match company. Simon
and Nestor Johnson against Ham.
men & Company. Mabel F'likeid
against the New York Life Insur-
ance company. The next two cases
for trial are:
John Edward Williams against NJ.
w. Hoag.
Edward Dolan against A. E. Pear
eOn II
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-09-07
MINNESOTA LAKE NOTES
Latest News Gathered In That Vii
aue: Personal Jottinus

age; PERSONAL JottinHS
Minnesota Lake, September A.
Messers and Mesdames William C.
Minks and Ed Thompson left Mon,
part Of the state.
Mrs. L. l.. Krouss was visitor at
Mapleton Wednesday.
Albert Kroenke came down from
Dolliver, la. for visit at the Mike
Kroenke home.
Mrs. II. Probart and son returned
home Monday from an extended
visit at different places in Oregon
and California.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Rohner and
Mr.. and Mrs. August Jacobson au-
toed to Albert Lea Tuesday. ~
Mrs. Anna Rohner left Tuesday
for her home at Minneapolis after
spending the past week at the
Mrs. Peter Woitas was wells
caller Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Cote and family
returned home Wednesday from an
extended visit with the Woodward
family at st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Foesch and
son returned home wednesday from
Milwaukee, Wis, where they visit.
ed relatives.
August Zobel, Tom Trahms and
Edwin Kaufman autoed to Mankato
Monday on business.
Mrs. Fred Latourell and daughters,
returned home Monday from st. Paul
where they spent the past week with
relatives.
Mrs. j. B. Kaufman and son Ell
dun returned home Monday morning
from Hastings, Neb., where they
spent the past three weeks with the
formers daughter, Mrs. N. J. Bauer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lutz came
down from st. Paul Tuesday for a
short visit at the r. L. Lutz home.
Mrs. George Williams and children
returned home Friday from Winona,
where they have been Visiting re-
latives. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lutz return
ed to st. Paul Saturday, after spend
ing the past week at the r. L. Lutz
home. ..'...
Mrs. Alvin Carlson arrived Friday
evening from Salina, Kan, for a
visit<wtth her parents, Mr.. and Mrs