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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-08
gerfaTeu BON @eib anS Sinh.
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1Fs bPthtt
Cine elite sur 9menoiruna oeS %. 9rtifcis ber
algcmcineu Staatsgeicee, Sttcf ,gcrbredcu
Mnb. etraicnn" burdt Wiocrrnf bcs No.
fdbnitts Am, iutc berieibe burn oaS IA.
aapitel Der Mftcu ppn 1896 anaenummen
iuarbc, ntio sur observation-disclosures Sciici.
ben init Mmenbciaenien inter benz tlntcr.
ftfrl .gcrtaNcn Uua @ctb unb aino," mno
bnrd SinSnf III anua zines ,~peitercn Mb.
thnitts St oemtrlbcn, Der inmttfeibar hin.
ter bent .Nbfdnltt 47N Sn fulgen hat uub
ais ,,Nbifuitf 47y" SO be5eidmen iH.
1. IbiGititt. IS luiro bon Der StaaisaeIet.
eebiine bon Mlarblanb bertiief. bub Der III. ars
tifeI hcs 9pber Der aneemcinen Gtaatsaeietc
Sitet ~,SerbrecteH nno StrafeI," hermit amreils
Dirt tpiro ourt @ioerrut beS slbidbnitts 47M,
ipie oerfeIbe bird ben 81. sfrtifeI Der siter
bon 1896 angerioflrtcr tpiirbe, ittb 5iir 8iebers
jnfrafiietilna ~ocifeibcn init N~menoementcn, nm
ter rem llntertiteI s%erIaiien bon 8eib nno
@iie, : iino Surh. 9in3ufiauia zines i~psiteref
benz .abltnitt 47sl gu foleen bat uno als .Wbs
f&Hitt 47G" gu be5eiGnei 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-08
NQnemeine Gtaaisacictc.

annapoIts, no. i'm MGi 1904.
gSir begluubigcTt bicrolrd, oaB Die berlble'
oeneTt bicrTiad aeortdtcn gltte Der 9elebae'
burg ecnulc Ibfhriftcn Der Derfbieoeltcil Ifie
itnb, unb oaB has Suinm Der @eIIebnIi9ung
elmer icocn iolfcn 9ftr am @lloe o%erlel9el
@eletaebuf0 Der Situla bon 1904 bieicntgcli
9lftc fillo, nclcte pom @uunerllclr mo hcm
@enerals9lmuult 8ur Ser6ffc1tlidbuig b~citiltnt
@oluin gsariielo, Gouperieur.
Gpcnccr Is. Spncs,
0curge y. Sglcbnrt,
Sprcbcr be3 ltnier6auIes.
giubcrt Wiuf, Sclretdr oes Senats;
y. =. smitB, @beisGlcrf bcs nnierbduies.
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Scpcisfibrang, 9raris - GtanbeinIoiuua.
20. Gapitcf.

~. Nuptfcl.
Gtnc Tfte fir bic Scifi8nng rimeS ucrru gb.
iduitts Sum 10. Hrtifcl hes Gpoer ser
mlgcnieinen StaatSaefcBc, Sitel ,Vemcts.
f%abrnng, 8raris nno Eruscs," tintertitcf
pytauoetnlDiuug," Gin SuidJaltct mad, BEN
Ill. Nptdlnttt, nno ais Nbidjnitt lin III
bcictdnei, auf Siirgihnitcn I'M @criai,
rcn ooii Hfanocinioinns Sc5ng labcro.
j. Mh1nlitt. Us miro bon Der W,arn Iiins
Der notwithstanding bcruronet, baf, hermit
EN- ileiler Nblbniit BEN rs. glrtifeI ocs @oeer
per nlienflt9eI %nlgcneinen Siuai5qeiebe, Sts
tel yeipsssill9rIlIl9 8rnris rnO .Ero5cB," 1lns
PEN II. ablbniit, mo ais slbihniti ft1I III
be5cidneit. duf Siirai6aitcn in Serfnbreu bon
gldnocifloluil9 Se6u9 babeno, btn5uaefigt
Mbi6nitt tt1g. - Sab bon unb ua6 Der
Belt oer gtnrabne oiefer gitc an ale 9iirgs
thaffeI,. Die pult bcfn 3idgcr in ireefto ipets
6eil, Observation-Disclosures, oas bon lett
an III irgero peldhem @eridlte angeilren0t
piro. Dem Staate Wiurbfano 5u gebel iiuh, uno
iolthe Siirgf6aiten tplen gum @ebraude irs
9eiio elmer Ferlort fein. bic in iraenb eiucr
sSetie on bent Siaentbim intereffirt it, has
Dem .Ero5efe. Der 8fniibeinI6fhua unierliebt:
iiIlo ireeito eire HcrfoIt, Die irgeno ein Suite
relie pocr Iilre6t au folbeS GigentbmiE bat,
lam i'm ssaue Der .g.i6tbefoIgun9 Der Ne6iIr
auraen FOLDER 9iitai6aftften urg Gin geriuprcn
anf toltc !N%iirpftaft I'M Gnmen. oes StaateS
einreiden fir ben @ebraid FOLDER gerionen,
bic Elm ioIdeS Sfterefie uber gtnre6t o,tf fol.
6es 9iaenibnm baben.
9. gb56nitt. : limb es piro berpronet. bos
Siele aite bonn 1a9e ibrer annatme anSin
8eftdtiat nm o. April 1904.
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tpan, lie mlFen midi bod bOren. i'd
mub bod er3dblen, fpie es lpdr."
Gr mari bic Seden al unb Iieb id
ni9t baIten. Nber ais er uuf ben Sii.
ZEN Itanb, fabte i'm S9pinoeI. 81
9riff nu6 benz Stubl.
1o6 i6on bate feline Mttter i6r
eenpmmen. Mit uGer Sraft Oriidte fl
ben groBen Sungen uuf's Eager 5uriid
gr neinte pieoer-oiesmal aus
S6am iiber feline S6nd6e. Warie'
Mnnd hGttr ON liebiten mitQema6t.
Damn mubt 0u geben, Mutter."
fagte er pI0Bli3 nit GROCER Gnti4lois
isn6eit. ,Gas bari ni6t dut mir ilgen
bleiben. Giner muB Dem Director tla=
rem Wetn einI6enten. uno tpenn 9u
nidt niQIt-4h, liebIte, bette Ulutter,
qeb bod! Gag inn bod, oaB id4 nt4ts
S6le6tes getban babe, bite ibn pofl,
DQb er mid niht ipegihtdt."
Simmer BON Reuem Oas belize, angItz
bole 5le3en.
sd er3a9le Dir olleS-bis auf's
| 0ort. 0as 6raudIt 9u ibm bann
muir gu beri9ten. &omm bo9-ieb Did
gu mir"
limb er begann nit Jeuereifer gu err
3dblen, ipie fid aIles 5ugetra9en.
Marie 2(nnu f6ien atbemlos 3usuz
b6ren. @(6er es i4ien nur 10, neil tie
einen 70 ieItiam geiponnten @eIi9tsz
ausorut bate.
Gie ipQte tpieber bor @eore Hiibieer
treten. Sang anbers ais bus poriae
Mal. 0a bate iie in Der @ngIt nm
&ino allies SonItige pergelIen. Seits
Dem dber bate Die Slutb ibr !Ssr3
iiberitrDmt, baB iie ni9t puBte, o6 Ie
nod frei unb ii4er senug ibm gesens
iiber iein piirbe.
CD unenbli6 piel bate Iie erit mad
benz porgeItrigen Wieberleben erfabren.
DAB er ibr &inb gerettet batte-ppb[,
baTiir tonnte iie oanten. @ber feitbem
AUDI 6utten Tires eigenen Sobns
I6Wdrmerii9e @orte i'm INNER me6r
srb09t, bob er i'm alien Slang Dor ibr
itonb ME friiber, Seitbem bate iie
bus Bib Der 6rau geieben. Seitbem
mar bieIe8 iiberitr0menbe Mttleio iiber
iie getommen.
Sic io0te pieoer Dor i'm bintrs=
ten.-Gin leiIes 3ittern iiberlief lie.
9i5 in ben &nieen fiiblte tie es, als
mare iie gu i4paa, ben Wes gu tbun.
Nber fam iie ni9t als SHUTTER hires
Sobns? Sam iie nidt, neil ibr 8inb
bangle unO 3itterte2 Seoe @ufregung
folte ibm eripart tperoen. SIS mar ibre
Yflt6t, 81 ge9en.
9fli6t-bas @ort, bas iie ni6t
liebte, trieb nun aud lie. Dar es
tpirtli6 nllr 9fli9t2
DIS bate Der &nabe lie angeItedt,
lam aud iiber iie Die MngIt, er tDnnte
rele9irt nerben. Damn mubte er fort
-auf eine anoere S9ule. Sic batte
friiber oft baran geOo9t, nit linn mad
Der 9auptitabt gu 5ieben. 8esbaIb
erfdraf ie jeBt9 Weil bonn Elm iit
eben lpieoer loie f9linsenbes 9anb
glatt unb talt burdi4nitten ipiiroe9
Cine fliegenbe RDtbe itieg in ibr
IntIib. Nidt tpeiter benten-es per>
pirrte iie nur INNER tiefer.
.So. id mill ia geben." ipra6 Iie.
DGs 1T ia fir Did. mein Sunse! Wie
mar base"
Gr fab ie betroffen an. gr bate
fat ftetig ersGblt. Sic bate uber nur
Worte seb0rt.
60 mubte er puntt fir puntt ipies
berbolen, bis fie genau Bef9eib pubte.
Damn mahte fi6 5rau MariesNnna
fertis. limb bas Sera tlopfte ibr.
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gb5eiden hes Sroens Der nGasles."
t-n OonitfI

40. SnptteI.
Sine elite, gcriunen ndrnu 5t btroertt, hiigeieb'
liner gSeiie bic Sniignicg, nnteri6teolidDen
Sanbcr, MiitglicoidIaftS : Hoirtten porr
Sn1pic hes griiocrlidlen Srbriis ber uGag'
les" ~ Dcnukem ubcr 6I trngcn.
I. Ibffniit. - &c; c5 bon oer @eicb9eblll0
bon Wiarplnlo Ocruronet, hab cine lpeitere Ioi
tbeiIltna ocm SlrtiGcl y ocs Sooer oct o1lciltz
liden alQcmcincn @clctc, Gitel pScrhrdDerl
mn 9eitrniun2," llntcrtiicl s9etrlt9" biIliii9e.
fiat lucroc nit Der giunimer glbidllitt 97S. Dem
9tbf1nitt 07st ioIecnb, mo foIgenoern1GBen lnli'
tcno:
07g. - SrgcHo cine Reriort, mel6e rn9eiebs
IihCr SSciie Die Snitgnicrt, MISREPRESENTATION gdl!l
Der pbcr bic Wtit1licoi6nitSsAiuietl obcr Ntt.
pie bc5 9rioerIi6cl Greens Der Scales"
trigt ooer %oic'elbcu bcntbt, nm iHnerbalh oles
ics Stauies SitIfe uocr Seiitano SIT %erIanger,
iou It6 zines %er9ebcIIs fhuIoi9 t1a6en mo
nit eilcr Strnfe uur lttbt Inebr, ais Sulloert
Collars bcitrGit pcroen. alsgeIlonlnlelI penn,
Die bctrcffcubc Ecrfon 1T gemdb Der SoHitt'
tuition, gtcbcngeicBe, 9tcgclIl mo Jtc9llatlonelt
pes 9cnalIIllcIt 0rbcn5 6litt Gru9rII o%crleloelt
bercdtiqt.
G~cnc6miSt am %. Wldr5 1904.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-08
NQacmcinc StaatsaeicBc.

cine f6riftli6e Tonntnbt ooer auoere idriitlis
Standardization, bon allen MieiberH lnter5eid'
net. ODER iueflri cine ODER mebrere tolbe 0es
fl9lIttic, an eileIi oocr mebrere iibertraBcn, iot=
6en 3ntritt ooer 9tnIi6t iiir eiucl ober ilIcbrere
aus i1rcr 3abl in ISerioH ooer Stelbcriretlnfg
dIitoriitreto. lpll Der 3utritt in llcbercinltinls
gIietbs.GOntraiicS uoer &oamu6t a~eitaltet feiu.
@encbmiat am II. WIarb 1901.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-08
(Sortietung foIet.)

einnono. -. 81 Iolltcn in ser
urlonbs5eit fleibig robeIr, SEER &c.
bofteur." uad, i'd bin frob, boB
i'd nal aus Der 3retmiible 'ro,s
fommel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-08
Geroolfpmmnnng ocS geiittitciS ppu Bombs.
1913. &apitcl.
Cine Nitc sur @iitignnaInug pun @plimud)tct,
S1putbcfeu, ucbertrngungS : Yunos nuo
0erfanfsurtunneit, Die in bcr 9lncrtcmnhng
Dber Neifleininunn ichlcrhnft iinp.


Docr SeiGeiuigung icBlcrlait iino.
l. Ibldnitt. - Gel IS OeruroHet bon 0eT
GtuatsGcicbaebula Wiarulnub's, bah abi6nitt )
Der Nite 0ct Stdnts9cicB9cbulg bon WilrDlanO.
Stblillg 1900, betlteli .GiHe sllte sur Siiltigs
illddulla ppn &C%Ilmnbten, Sppot6efelt, llebers
tra9ullgssNollns ilno Serfdufe4irfll1ben, Die in
oer slilcrferlllI1g uocr Beibcinigulg fcbIcrbGft
nm" bicrrlit lpiocrrifcH ulo lpteoer inter luis
geloeil gSortlatt dnaeIuiHHcn fei:
81. 49, vile gulllHnGbter. 00putbefeit, Nittbcs
oltll9et, llebcrirdMingss@oioS &erfuulslirlult
oelt, Wiohllturz0Dp0ibeie1 lino nllc annereil lie
nettrdalillQell BON C5ruitoz ober peri0HlitbcIl Nes
pRi1iiilI o6cr bon irncno eincm glntbcil an befls
Uioell, lpelde nab ocr MitIlnbmc Der glfte Der
ySlaatS9eleb9ebuilg bon WinrOlnlh. 0uiacbeiBe:I
" oer SdtldrzSibIttg 1865, Srupttcl POS, IN
eeni Siadfe dliSgcfitbrt, aIlcridnnt mo pruto5.
tpulII lpliroe, NIB bic ni6t grmlB Den 8ltr Self
Svt 9nertcltllltt9 bcitcbenbcl Scfcbefr nucrianllt
tuuFen ooer III bench o1s@ncrienuun1sa9ertiii
iul uinl pic no~rgeidriebcne Sormel bat, Doer
W oeliell Der ~otiiSiele 9barufier bCS NelIHteII,
~ oIe InctleilhIt9 enigegcn lIublt, nidt gez
trsinuBi0 nelbetnigt 1T. o0er mcnn Die llCbcrs
t5tusnnB nlDt, nte .9cietli6 o"prgeTbricbcn, BON
}}tn8cH oelUelllt9t III, iiuo biCrmit lir ale gtbs
r"Waen uiio 3mede rcbtSgiiliig geinudt. ais
Ioenli oicle uebertrnguItg 9euIdb Dem @cfcte
lulre. S' ""o "eosaS' e'''lN"
= N6lbnitt. : llnb fei es teritcr tcrorbret.
Ss ~ p'frc Site bonn GAGE ibrcr slEpaDnle an IN
Geuc1miat am %. @rar83 1904. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-08

~ as sele 2duten perfiinbete ben
~ Sdlub bes @ormittassunters
q rifts. Sn Der etpis sleiden
lGrmenben Weife ftrDmten bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-08

Gine 'Nttc, UclrJr fir Die %icpnrntc I%ffumnuoas
tton ipeifer nno %farbi0cr Yaiiagirre IN ben
Stg', Sfiafs nno GR5immcrn atlcr Sumpjs
boptc iurgt, ipcldlc in ocn @ciu1iicru inner.
Dnib Der Jurisoittipn pcs Staates Mnrg-
iaro fapren, ubrc llntcridlico pocr Siss
criiitnattpn III Der Siialitdt NH &cdurm.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-03-16
THE ELECTION RETURNS
Results Of Town and Village Elec'
tons. ...Officers Elected and I'm.
portant Business Transacted
at Town Meetings.

The TRIBUNE Is enabled this week
to give the complete returns OF the
elections as hold thruOut the county
Tuesday of last week. The following
is the list Of officers elected, together
with other business transacted a. the
different town meetings, as we'll as the
result Of the vote on questions SUBJ
mttted at village elections.
The returns are given as sent in by
the clerks in the different precincts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ]. l.. Henjum
three years. II. Z. Ekren, two years; Syvert
S. Reigstad, one year. Clerk, c. 7. Skende.
lien: treasurer John Z. Bitterness; assessor.
Ole Reigstad; justices, s. 4. Syverson, Ole
Reigst ad; const able, P. J. Ytterboe, A. NJ.
Engen. Roadmasters: Dist I c. NJ. Engen
2, Otto Negaard; 8, Ole Stene i, Andrew
Johnson 5, II ans yhre; 6, Lars X am bestad
:, Adolph ]. Engen; s, Carl Olson. Taxes
voted: Revenue, $500; poor $50: road and
bridge, 500. Decided to buy four wheel
scrapers and a road grader.
acknowledgements L. H. Stauffer
three years; Almond Larson. two years: G.
E. Benner. one year. Clerk, y. J. Price;
treasurer, John Peterson; assessor, J. NJ
Price; justice, J. S. Andrews; constables, l..
A. Metcalf, J. W. Simar Roadmasters
Dist. I, Tobias Solseth 2. E. S. Shipstead; 8
T. q. Newgard: +, John S. Andrews; S, r. B
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-03-16
Opera House Attractions.

Mr.. William Owen and his excell-
eut company delighted a large audi
ence on Tuesday evening Of last week
in the presentation of the romantic
drama, "When Louis XII was King. ~
On Saturday evening the Columbian
Male Quartette sang to one of the lar
gest houses of the season. The audi
ence was we'll pleased with the differ
ent musical numbers as we'll as the
readings by Miss Fisher Ship. The
violin solos rendered by Mr..
were especially fine, and these
as we'll as several other numbers on
the program we're heartily encored.
Last evening opera house patrons
we're treated to comedy which is not
new to this city, The bill was "Side
Tracked
Among the coming attractions
booked for an appearar CO here are
Miss Georgia Harper in "Camil|e, -
on Friday, March %; "A Thorough.
bred Tramp Saturday, April l6
Gordon & Bennett in "a Royal
Slave" Saturday matinee apd night.
April %.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-03-16
Sentiment Gaining Against Sa.
looms in AtWater

The most noticeable feature Of the
recent village election was the vast
change in the vote on the license ques.
ton as compared with that of q year
ago. Last year there were llG votes
cast; s. in favor of license, and 81
against, giving majority of 81 in
favor of license. This year there
were 13S votes cast; - in favor Of
license and 66 against, the majority
being only Is in favor Of license. This
shows remarkable gain in favor of
the no-license policy. There were %
more votes cast this year than last
year, but these cannot all be charged
up to either one of the parties, as it is
quite probable that there were Access
sions to both. 1t is said that some
voted against license for personal
reasons, having in view their own
personal gain, but even if this is true
the number who voted thus must
necessarily have been small. Thus
we see that regardless Of the light in
which we view the matter those favor
ing the anti-license policy can claim
great gains The large vote against
license shows that there is at present
a strong sentiment against saloons,
which will ecessarily call for very
strict enforcement of the law under
this policy. - Atwat'r Republican
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-03-16
Alexander Doomed for Place.

A delegation of Minneapolis attor-
ueys called at the state capitol for the
purpose of urging upon the governor
the advisability of appointing John
W. Arctander q member Of the com
mission appointed to revise the stat
utes to succeed Hiram F. Stevens of
St. Paul, who died few days ago.
Mr.. Arctander is democrat in pol
itics but the members OF the bar are
OF the opinion that he ia man who is
peculiarly fitted to take part in the
work OF codifying the statutes for hi
experience in this line of work has
Times, 18th inst.
John W. Alexander denies he ia q
candidate for place on the statutes
revision committee aud also announce
es he has returned to the republican
party which he abandoned over de-.
cade ago. In letter to The Times he
says:
"First, am not candidate for the
! position of member of the statute re-
vision commission.
"Second, would not have the posi-
ton if could.
"Third, If I wanted it, my friends
would be likely to See the judges OF
the supreme court, who have the ap-
pointing power, and not the governor
Of the state, who has nothing to say
about it
q Roosevelt and Judge Collins repub.
Iican. '''-Times, 18th inst.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-03-16
Farmer Works Graft.

A farmer now residing not far from
Morton is now easily entitled to the
leather medal for the very latest graft
extant. The farmer in question has q
rather shady reputation and as genius
is sometimes akin to crime this man
develops the ear-marks of the genius
criminal.
For several weeks past this farmer
has been hauling corn to the Morton
Mercantile Co. AID here Is his scheme
On the bottom Of his load of corn he
would place four or FIVE sacks of
wheat. One OF the clerks of the com.
pany would weigh the load and direct
him to dump it in certain crib down
the alley. This he did, and besides
this he sold some wheat for current
coin. Then he would come back, weigh
his wagon and receive pay for the
heft of wheat and corn from the mer.
camille firm.
Finally this game got slow, and the
last couple of times he took corn,
wheat and all to an elevator, sold
them, got his money from the elev ator
company, came back and got paid
some more from the mere antile people.
Now the sequel. Suspicious ri
pened, local sleuth was put on to
shadow the farmer and the next thing
he was on the carpet explaining. But
a settlement was made with the fellow,
much to the chagrin of Morton citizens
who wanted to see him pushed
| Franklin Tribune.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-03-16

said ward the same should be sold, and pray
ing for license to sell the same. And 1t ap
pearing to the satisfaction Of the Court, from
said petition. that for the benefit Of said ward
said zeal estate should be sold.
1t is Ordered That all persons interested in
said estate appear before this court on Mon
day the 18th day OF March A. D. 1904. at II
O'clock a. M, at the court house in the city OF
Willmar, in said county. then and there tC
show cause If there hey why license
should not be granted for the sale of said rea
| estate, according TO the prayer OF said peti
ton.
And it IS Further Ordered, That this Order
shall be published once in each week. fol
three successive weeks prior to said day o.
! hearing, in the Willmar Tribune. weekly
newspaper printed and published at Willmal
in said county
| Dated at Willmar the End day of March a
D., 1904
BY the Court:
lSEAL. A. F. NORDIN,
Judge OF Probate.
OLSON & JOHNSON, Attorneys,
Wilmar Mimi
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-03-16

Mrs. Robert Krug of st. Paul de-
clined to furnish her lord and liege
who she says has contributed nothing
to- her support for months, with money
to buy beer. He attempted to extract
the coin of the realm with the butcher
knife, and Mrs. Krug is in the hospi-
tai and Mr.. Krug is in jail.
~
The South is making great progress
towards the destruction of the liquor
traffic through local option. The re-
suits obtained there are far more CON-
mensurate to the effort put forth than
in the N orth on account OF the con-
tending political parties here 10 the
South there is but one party and laws
annulIed by the officers thru fear that
the other party will be elected ~ a
punishment for honest enforcement.
***
At recent political love feast Rob
ert Dunn is reported to have said tb at
he did not care VIII 1t was in the plat
form, if the republican party wrote it
be would stand on every plank. There
are too many political invertebrate,
who have not sufficient backbone to
stand for anything. There are t, o
many mo)lusks from the deep political
seas that have no eyes with which to
recognize political principles when
they meet them. There are too many
political cutie fishes reaching out for
every political office but standing no
where for anything in political life.
The theory Is that political party
stands for something and that a man
joins a party because he stands for it's
principles. The political acrobat who
stands on any plank that a political
machine may saw is long ways from
statesman.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-03-16

First publication Mar. g l904.)
ORDER TO EXAMINE ACCOUNTS. ETC.
STATE OF MINES Ia
County OF Kandiyohi S.
In Probate Court,
Special Term March End. 1904.
In the matter OF the estate of Jacob O. ia
cobson deceased.
On reading and filing the petition OF Lizzie
W Jacobson. administrative Of the estate OF
Jacob 0. Jacobson. deceased, representing
among other things, that she has fully admin
iStered said estate. and praying that time
and place be fixed for examining and allowing
the final account of her administration and
for the assignment OF the residue of said
estate to the parties entitled thereto by law
1t IS ordered. that said account be examined
and petition and application be heard by this
court, on Monday the 28th q ~ Of March D
! 1904. at 10 o'clock NJ :, at the probate office
! in the City of Willmar. In said county
An it is further ordered, that notice thereof
/ be given to all persons interested, by publish
! Ing this order once in each week for rec sue
cessive weeks prior to said day OF hearing. ir
the Willmar Tribune, q weekly newspaper
| rinted and published At Wlmar in said cOun
! ty.
Dated at Willmar the End day Of March A
| .. 1901
| by the Court,
| (sEAL.1 A. F.. NORDIN.
| Judge of Probate.
| OTTERN EsS & Downs,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Willmar. MINI.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-03-16
OF Interest to Town Clerks.

We publish below q letter from DR..
a. M. Bracken, secretary OF the state
board of health, In regard to tho in
complete and inaccurate returns OF
b r.hs and deaths sent in from various
districts throughout the state. This
is very important matter and all
town clerks should see that the re-.
turns, 90 far as possible, are correct
in every detail. This letter was ad-
dressed to all clerks of the district
courts.
St. Paul, MINI, March l, 1904.
To the CLERK of the District Court,
Dear Sir:-From certain dietricts OF
the state we receive quite complete re-
turns Of births and deaths, but from
other districts the returns are very In.
complete. Do you think that all births
and deaths for your county during
1903 have been reported to the State
Board of Health - required by law
II not, can you not assist us in secu. .
ing more pert, ct records? The impor-
t ance of such registration should be
appreciated by the people The re-.
cord of birth or death is often of
great legal value in the settlement of
es:a'es. We are constantly receiving
requests for certified copies of such
records.
The clerk of the district court Il one
OF our counties volunteered to do every
thing in his power to aid in securing
complete returns from his county. Car
you not do the same for y,,ur county?
We have q special notice of which
the enclosed is a'copy bearing upon
the reporting OF births and deaths. l.
you wish, We will send you copies of
this notice for distribution to your
town clerks. You are in closer touch
9Th the town clerks 10 some res poets
than 10 the State Board OF Health l
I'm cure you will appreciate tho Inn
portance of making the records for
your county as complete ss po- sible.
Minnesota az never been recognize d
by the United States Cen.u q q re-
gi' tratton state because of the incom.
pleteness OF our records, due to the
neglect OF duty by local officials:
Looking to you for assistance In this
mater, l am T.
Very truly yours, !
81. M. BRACKEN.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-03-16

First publication Feb. "a, O4)
ORDER TO EXAMINE ACCOUNTS, ETC.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, o
County of kandiyOhi. 3D.
IN Probate Court.
Special Term, Feb. 23rd, 1901
In the matter OF the estate OF Peter s. Nc
Rae, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of George
Muller, administrator with The wi | annexed Of
the estate OF Peter J. McRae deceased, re-
presenting: among other things that he has
that q time and place be fixed for examining
and allowing the final account of his admins
tration, and for the assignment Of the residue
OF said estate to the parties entitled there to
by law.
1t is ordered. that said account be examined.
and petition and application be heard by this
court on Monday the 2lst day OF March, A. D..