Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-09-20


sseaksr Champ ozark Va enter.
.tainsd*A Louisiana. No, ~ the home
folks. to greater partsol the populae1
ton Of the & Ninth <leissourl congress
sional district Joining % greet him
on his homo coming from + washing
ton. In his address tho speaker as
serted that upright and honest politi.I
clans are the rule. and not the oxcep.3
ton, In America.
Advances In freight rates on single
packages and small lots, filed with the
interstate commerce commission by
railways. were suspended until April
%, 1919. The order affects shippers
In every part Of the country.
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Mrs. John Bodell. wife Of restaur-
ant keeper at Hunt City. Ill.,, shot and
killed her husband on the street q few
minutes after his return from st,
Marie. Mrs. Bodell ia in Jail.
After suffering six years with
broken back and. physicians say. with
only few weeks Of life before him.
Andrew Roschtz has started on long
journey back from Pittsburg, Kan, to
his birthplace In southern Italy to die.
An International congress for tho
protection Of infants opened In Ber-
lin. the United States being represent
ed by Nathan straus Of New York.
Martin Lemberger, the father Of lit.
tie seven-year-old Annie Lemberger,
whose body was found In Lake Mono
ma after q week of supposed kidnap.
ing mystery, was put under surveil-
lance by deputies Of Sheriff Andrew
Brown Of Dane county.
Nineteen persons were injured. one
OF them probably fatally, when two
cars on the Grand Rapids. .Muskegon
& Grand Rapids lnterurban railway
met in rear-end collision one mile
east Of Fruitport, Mich.
Lieut.. Don Hispani Martinez of the
Uruguayan army has arrived in Wash
ington to begin an exhaustive study
on behalf Of his government of the
military institutions Of the United
States.
Rev. Carl F. 1ntemann, pastor of
Grace Lutheran church, Brooklyn, is
saving his congregation several hun
dred dollars by doing the painting of
the church parsonage buildings.
Personal
Col. Edward H. r. Green, son of
Mrs. Hetty Green. has become an in
ternational matrimonial prize. Colonel
Green has received 6,242 offers of mar
riage. OF these 1881 have come from
abroad.
Congressman J. P. Latta, Third Ne
braska district, died In hospital at
Rochester, Mimi, from the effects of
an operation recently performed.
James B. Angel, ex-president of the
University Of Michigan. was stricken
at Geneva, Switzerland, with an at
tack OF apoplexy. The famous Amer
lean educator has been travelling in
Switzerland several weeks for his
health.
Ffrst-class postmasters met in con.
vention in Omaha with Postmaster
General Hitchcock as guest Of honor.
Col. John Jacob Astor and Made
lene Force were married at Beech
wood, the colonel's summer residence
at Newport, by Rev. Joseph Lambert,
pastor Of the Elmwood Temple Con-
gregational church of Providence.
After studying matrimonial and do
nestle affairs for the past ten years
an Atlanta minister is going to deliver
q series Of six sermons on Music of
Married Life,". touching the life in all
phases.
Francis LeBaron Robbins, Pitts.
burgh millionaire and former presi.
dent Of the Pittsburgh Coal company,
q $97.000,000 corporation controlling
practically all Of the bituminous coal
output Of western Pennsylvania, Ohio
and Indiana. died at the Mercy hos.
pital. Chicago. following an opera,
t1on for cirrhosis Of the liver.
Sporting
Billy Burke and Spanish Queen at