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The Washington herald., 1912-03-04
DISCUSSES SYMPOSIUM IDEA.
Secular LcaEue Has General Re
Iigious Talk by Memherr.

A symposium discussion of The Idea of
God by Prof. William Macon Coleman,
Prof Ewing Summers. and II. w. SeIah
was the principal feature of the weekly
meeting OF the Washington Secular
League at Pythian Temple yesterday aft
eTnoon.
In a general discussion following Presi-
dent II. c. Kirk. former Representative
Z. V. Brookshire. W. c. Arnett, DR.. ].
J. Shirley. Prof. f. c. Kenney, and Mr..
Fernald participated.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-04

An international coal smoke abate-
ment exhibition will be held in London
in March and April.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-04

To reduce gas bills Is the idea OF q
Frenchman's invention Of metal plate,
so formed that as II is placed over n
gas stove burner il will concentrate the
flames In the eeElsr without Essta
The Washington herald., 1912-03-04

The United States now produces more
copper than all the rest of the world
together.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-04
"oNE HOUR OF MUSIC"
Heinrich Hammer String Quartet
Gives Brilliant Musicale.

The first OF what promises TO be a
brilliant series of musicales was given
by the Heinrich Hammer string quartet
at the Columbia Theater yesterday aft
ernoon. 1t was designated "one hour
of music" and IL proved to be of the
purest and most delightful kind.
Mozart's quartet, No. Il, in G minor.
and Beethoven's op. Is, c minor, ConstI-
tuted the programme, and they were
fiuently and incisively rendered. scoring
a marked success with the audience of
music lovers in attendance.
An umbrella that, when closed. tele-
scopes to one-third of its length for con-
Nenience in carving Is q nnNaltN-
The Washington herald., 1912-03-04

Miss Kathleen Beresford. OF England
who has spent much time in Washington
this winter as the guest of Col and Mrs
Robert M. Thompson, sailed for her Eng.
lish home on Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-04

Countess Massiglia, wife Of the Italian
Minister to Mexico, is visiting in New
York. where she is being deliberately en-
tertained.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-04

nlss boro'hy Manice' niece OF Mrs.
Littauer, who spends her winters in
Washington, and whose guest she was
recently, is now in Virginia. resting from
a strenuous winter as a debutante and
a very gay visit in Washington.
Lady Hadfield, the sister of Attorney
General Wickersham, who was recently
the guest OF Ambassador and Mrs Leish-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03
&erlangt

Mus @eiunobeitsrudiidten bin ih
%ge3punge11, meine @eiddfte in Casio
toon, Canada, an ser 9auptlinie oes
6. &c. st. in eir1em oeutidamerifoni=
ld)en fatboliidyen 9iltrift 5u Derfan-
fen. @ertb 0es @aarennorratbs
$4,000. @ebau0e fon11 gepadtet ooer
biaig gefouft mer0en. Gin iabrli6er
Meingemimn bon $4,000. 8oitoffice
ln5 Gelepbon in Gerbin0ung nit Sem
Store. $4,000 mir6 SEN San6el er=
m0gliden. @egen ndberer Iusfunft
meroe man lid an Sic uNoroiterm
office, 81. CLOUD. 45=6t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03
8lntiacr &raluaQ.
Sumrente, Wall., 80. Sept.

Samrence, Mali., 80. Sept.
Cine Sdylabt NIT Mellern un0
&1iippeln muroc aln Son1tag in Ell
lrer ser &auptltraBen in 2amrence,
Maii., 5miid,en sen Slroa1itrial @or=
fers Of tbe @orD ul1o Ser Eoli5ei &C.
idloacn. 3mei Eoli5iiten ml1rSel1 Der
meliert, elm an0erer idmer perf,1iip=
pelt 11r6 mebrere Streifer perlebt.
Ser aampf began1t, als Sic Goli5ei
Der lldlte cine &arooe ser Sertilarbei=
ter sat per9ilr0ern, Sic elmer 3emo1=
itration SIT @lren BON Mnna 9upi55o
inns Sobn Mamp, apeld)e bei einem
Streiffrouan I'M lebten @inter ge=
t06tet tpl,r5eu, poroufgit1g. Gie So
li5ei befiirdtet bel1te meitere Mas=
ih%reitl1nger, lpenl1 Sic Streiforoer.
ipelde BON Sen S110uitrial @orfers Of
fife @prl0 erlalie1r ml1r0e, in &raf It
tritt. Ser @ererolitreif io1 Elm &ro=
teit gegen Sic snboftierltng Ser Sill
rer Soiepb s. Gttor l1r16 Mrtl1ro @io=
panl1itti l1n0 0es Sertilorbeiters go
lepb Garulo iei11. Die 0rei 8efam=
qenen lper0en in Salem in @erbin=
Sung nit Sem Sos Sri. 2opi55os pro-
sel1iert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03
Eafetpoitmarfen.
8uibingtpn II, 80. Sept.

@ab 1ng D II, ~. sept.
Observation-Disclosures @ithcpf hat Ole
porbereitenoen Sdritte fir sic M15=
gobc Ser Nafetpoltmarfen getbo11, sic
eigerartig in Ser Nusfiibr1n9 ul1o
Torm lil1o ulro aus idlieBlid BET Der
Nafetpoit Germelrolng finoen meroe11.
Sic Morfen iin0 gr0Ber ais Die &C.
mobnlid)erl 6erortig ausgefiibrten, 0aB
cine germedsll1ng nit Sen griefmar=
fen niht m0glih lit. Die nelSe Ml1sgn=
6e miro in orei Serielt georlldt. Die
critic iQuitriert Sic mooernelr @eforoe=
rltl1asn1ittel ser &plt, einen Golt1pa=
gen inn 9ub110ienit, Elm Holtant al1t
eir1em Ser S5ean0ampfer, Elm 4nto=
mobil 1tl1o ein Meroplan. Sic 5meite
Serie 5eigt Sic bier groBe11 &lallen
ser Yoitbeamter1 in ibrer 56utig=
felt, Sic S6alterbeamten, Sic Babl=
p~oitbeamten, Sic lta0tilden uno Sic
oan6brieftr1ger. Sic Sritte Serie gilt
bier S5ene 6cs Snouitrielebens lpie-
Ser, me(de bauptlddlih Sic Tafetpo1t
benltten mer0en. Die Goitrnarfen ge=
larqen am /. 1e5ember sur Musgabe,
0arnit lie am 1. Sa11uar, lper1l oas
11el,e @eieB in Strait tritt, bel1utt mer=
Sen f0nren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03
Ser amerifamiicbc 6atb Scr
franiDficben Mcr;te,

pom Stoate %ll5eriirt fir @e5an0lut1g
offer 6etlburen, brpnilben &raufbei=
ten Ser Marmer, Jralten ul1o &inoer,
bietet aqe11, sic poriprede1, BET Sic
lem @ciu6 an Sem Gage, 0ern 1otumt
uro apabrelD ser ul1ten a11gegebenen
Stu115e1, Combination, ltnter ll1du11g
un0 Mnmeii lung abiDlnt frei ppr jeg=
ltd}er Jpr6er1tng ousgenomner1 Sen
mirflide1t &oltenprei5 Ser Me0i5inen.
Tieie 1pertmouen 9ienlte ]in0 fret
fir ie0e bebanoelte Eerl Jon, meld)e sen
6reu1roen Sos e%r5telte &ei ultot NIT
t6eilt, 0omit Ser &rar1fe llno 8ebnf=
tete iu ie0er Sto0t inns 2ofolitQt miI=
Jet lou, ooB en0lib 8ebolt5lungen
ent0eft mur0en, Sic abioll1t iider uno
gepiB in ibrer @irfu,rg fins.
@eilbare &ranfbeiten oes Magens,
Ser 2eber, Ser Mieretl 6es Screens,
ser 2ungen, ser Merben u11o Meu=
mattsmuS, 3uderfranf6eit, @aiier=
lltdt, epileptiid)e &rampfe, eczema.
MISUNDERSTANDING 8laienleioen, @aa1t=
ur5 8lutfrunfbeiten, @ettneben, Sim
ser un6 nles &onititutionele, time
re &%ranfbeiten ser Mdnner, 6ral1e11
inns &in0er mer0en befnnoelt.
Tir1 iet1 int
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03
6rano Gemtral 9otel AM
ii. October.
!&olnme11 ane adt @oden 5uriid. Son
Mittag Biz 6 l1br Mber5s.

Mllffe11berg, porous. @ie Ser &om=
munoal1t Ser Safeguarding, Momiral
@raf Muntecl1ccoli, cine ltorfe 61otte
uls fir 0ie @abrung Ser Snterelien
ser 9pppelmonardie unumgdngli9
notbmen0ig erflart hatte, 10 betonte
General b. Muffenberg sic l1nerIdB=
lidfeit ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l1n6
@erbeiierutg, fiir melde insgei a11mt
$50 Millionen &ronen perousgabt
mer6en ionen, Sic lidy ouf eine Meibe
bon gtatsiabren pertbeilen. Ser
&riegsmiaiiter legte Sic @ei9ibfroge
eingebeno 0ur. @ad ieinen @rI1ute=
rl1rgen ml1r0en sic acknowledgements
gen ser &egierung g%utgebeiBen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03
9cs &aiiers COB.
g ots0um m, 2. Sc

Cine groBe Mus5ei@nung fat &ai-
Ter @iIbelm Sent Staotsiefretar 6es
Meid)smorineamtes. @roBo5miral b.
girpib, sutbeil 1peroen loilen. Sssn ei=
ner %belon0ere11 &o%binettsor0re bot
ser Mo1ard, tpeIder iiineit Sic So
robe uber bte @ofyleeflotte auf ser
6obe BON @eIgolan6 abgenomme1t,
Sem gtaotsiefretGr feline Mnerfen=
r1,l1g ausgeiproden fir Sic Sdof=
f11nq Ser tuidtigen 6lotte, ote in er=
tier 2inie Sent unerlniioltden, 5ielbe=
m11Bteu @irfen oes @roBobmirals 5u
ber6anfen ut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03

MoDo uno Mitglieoern oes @olpital-
ltabes empfangen. MaG Sem Sriib=
ltiif gingen oie beiudenoen Mer5te
oireft nody oem @oipital, no iie sic
Operations idle ser 9oftoren IS. S.
Mapo alno s. &c. Mapo ur0 6. S.
SSl&o bei lld]ten. Spater muroen lie
in Dem 2anobmlie Don o.. s. 81.
Wapo bimcrtbet ul10 Sen Nadmittog
perbrahten lie inn Mer5te Glub. 9m
Mbenoreiltel1 sic @erren nod Chicago.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03
Siridjaso in COLORADO.
1enper. Gol., 9. !

{ HU G Z, SVt:, :: wv
Die &iridiag5 1pur0e beute TT
Colorado er0ffnet u115 ldlieBt am 6.
0ftober. 40 6rar1en un0 1850 Man=
ner baben Sag6ideir1e al1sgeiteat er-
halter, Sic Sen Snbaber beredtige,1,
einen Sirl6 ii, ser Saiion ob5u=
ldrieBen. Staats : Sag6fommi11ar
SsSames sbinn iddbt sic 3aH Der
Stride in Colorado ouf 12,50O.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03
9clegationen an Der Mrbeit.
IS ie Il. l. Sft

Us c Il, [. Stl.
Sn Sen perihieoenen Musidiiiien
Ser 0iterreihiifen l1lu0 Ser ltngarl=
iden Delegation miro nit Ganlpf &C.
orbeitet. Nad6em Ser 5llital1oige
Ml1sidu1B Ser 0iterreidiiden Gelega=
tiou oas Marire=Bu0get glatt atge=
nomlne11, fat Ser Scores usihub Scr
umgariid)en Delegation Sent Mrnee=
Budget ieine 3uitinmung gegeben.
Ser 8eidlltb foiil1tg gilrgen pertrolt=
lidc Mittbeilltngen 0es &riegsmiri=
tiers, Generals Ser Snfonterie b.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03
@rieasaeidnuGh lit iinnlps.
SO e NJ y t, 1. >

t ~ y I, l. 0ll.
MlS ltnnlos be5eidnete Sir George
&oltitoun &eio, muitraliid)er Sber=
fummi1Idr III @rpBbritamien, al,f Ell
ne}n pom Gitp CLUB linn SIT Gbrell
gegebeneu Iilwr Das u&riegsge=
idppds" nit 9e5llg allf Iertidlano
uno @rob6ritam1ien. SIN iibrigen
lit ser &ommiliar fir Sen @alt elmer
%ltarfen 6lotte sum Shut oes 9anoes
uuo SUR MISUNDERSTANDING oes 6rie=
oells. Nur lt11ter Sic lem @elidts=
pu11fte lei ser 9al1 elmer aui tralllden
6lotte inter Ml1f1pen0ung bon $685.
600, 900 an5lli eben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03
9entid)e Mer5te bei 81. Mapo.
81 0 d e Il e T, Minn., 80. Sept.

Hobe ter, Winn., 80. Sept.
@ierun6oier5ig ser beiten oeutider1
@birurgen, Sic in 8aibtngton, 8. g..
pare11 uro ols &eprGientonten Ser
6eutiden @egterung sem @eiunobeits
&ongreB betgenobnt BADEN, trofen am
Somitag fritz bier, I'M ser @inif
6es ST.. MaDo I'M st. Marp's @oipi-
tal bei5utpobnen. Die @elenIdaft
tpur5e al1f 3em Bnbnbof BON SEN Drs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03
&erifeiaerunq.

Muf ieinem ont @eae sum &ird=
bofe, iiioli9 bon st. @louo gelege1en
6arm mfrs nnter5eidneter AM 8. Dc
tober gieb unb Mdergeratbe o%erifet=
germ lolIen. Mntun Mettenberg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03

$50 fDumn mir Sic bdrn @aarn in lntercug unb Strumpfn faufn? Sci
6ranf 5anSers lit naurid ser E1ae, no SIR Irts faer ieb BEL Gurem gintauf
in 8eSug auI Sic Sualtt0t, Still ub Erus. NGunins unterSeug fir 9Rdnner,
9rauen mo ainosr it il gut bemt aber Sic amen Ssuinieten Staaen "a ais bag
boderoOjsss llnte1Hue; eleidoielS Oh Sr ieparate. eq!nsnts o@r " IMim = 9Ils
mout. @kidpnl melben FrciS Sbr b;ablt, Die SualitGt un0 Der Stl lit thinner
rihis. @ir" io sic alLinisc Nsenten fir Munfns lntrsus in ct: Gloub, umo
Der Ereis lit Orr slcite. skiduiel oh Sbr es bier fault o&r in sr0bern Staoten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03

fir M{d11ner un0 &naben iiino anSiebel,o uuo
poa 0es 9uter @ertbes. &ir t6nnen @ud
Sui rieoenbeit 9eben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03

= 8ir beoablen bier Rro5ent on
8eit5epofiten. Tarmers state 8anf
of ct. @louo. Minn. 16bo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03
Damn in unterzeuQ

9te por5iiglide Surte fit Mia11ner uno Slid
ben 1T FORFEIT ge1al1nt, bel111 lie lit ubeIer"
ais oas mel tie unter5eug. 7ieie l1uion=
Mn5iige lteben nt9t auf int Sit u11o pailel1
peri eft:: al1sge5eidnete &ertbe lll1o lie geben
Ben alerbel item @ebraud.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-05-22
Bids Wanted.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Board Of Education Of Independent
School District No. AZ, Of Kandiyohi
county, Mimi, up to May 20, 1912,
at S o'clock p. M, for the construc-
ton Of an addition to the Industrial
School Building in said District, ac-
cording to plans and specifications
on file in the clerks Office. Certified
check for ten per cent Of bid must
accompany each bid. The Board re-
serves the right to reject any or Ill
bids.
Dated at Willmar, Minn., this 9th
day Of May, 1912.
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
St - By>A. 0. Forsberg, Clerk.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-05-22
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1ha fir.,t fiellh that n,av y. 3, :, q,
ara ,iokarsl an,cLa,s ;3,,o,ss 3 :,
ana h,,llh. T,Iss ], - !, 80
81 q anv t;n,a Int s,.t;a J; Il i;.,hts =,
|nrohibited dnr;;ne, tha month 1 - MAJ +,
am June.
On Anil i 6th front ,;;th ~.
ce,,t;on q IL "a tro,,ta q. !, - -
On Nav Ia +ba s,a.s ,.' o,,ens 81 :.
n;La4 ,n,,ala1lonna 1880 -. .,... -.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-05-22
wreck Near Gravel Pit.

Freight train No. 1923. running ex-
ira from St. Cloud to Willmar, was de-
rallied half mile east of this village
at 1910 on Tuesday evening. A broken
flange ON goth car from engine caused
the trouble. This car climbed the track.
derailing itself and seven others. Wreck
ing crews from both Willmar and Mel
rose were Immediately ordered. as track
was tore up for a distance Of about 80
rail lengths. The car with broken flangc
was heavily loaded with coal and was
tipped over. When they tried to straight
EN- it up, it was demolished. 1t took
nearly twenty-four hours to clear the
track.-New London Times. s=z
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-05-22
.sold Nan otto Haa ~ Auto."

E=. E r
Old man Otto bought an auto which
he ought not to have done till he'd
studied fully how an auto ought to run;
but Otto didn't do 1t so he had himself
to thank. that when Otto cranked the
auto, why old Otto was the crank. For
old Otto let the auto with the lever
pushed to go, when he ought to have
reversed it, with the power off You
know. So when Otto cranked the auto,
the auto gave jump. and landed Otto
sprawling with an automatic thump.
But Otto grabbed the auto as the auto
autoed by. then Otto and the auto down
the road did fly; and at a speed that
auto luckless Otto whirled like an au-
tomato autocrat who thinks he owns the
world. While the auto-hating public
stood and watched the auto rush, till it
ran against a lamp post with a most
terrific crash. Then they sadly laid poor
Otto who has lost his auto zest, where
the autoists cease from troubling and
the autoes are at rest-Ex.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-05-22

The West Central Minnesota Develop
ment association will hold It's conven
ton at Glenwood, on May Is and "A
1912.
Following is the program for the con
vention: SIS
Thursday. May %. 300 p. m.
The Good Seed Problem 81 1s5.s
Mr.. Bert Ball. Secretary Crop I'm
provement COMMITTEES. Chicago Boart
Of Trade.
Mr.. Hugh J. Hughes. Editor '.Farn
Stock and Home Minneapolis.
West Central Minnesota Live Stock: co
operations. Breeds. Silos. Credit
Mr.. A. d Wilson. Superintendent Far
mers Institutes. a=..s
Mr.. A. L. Stone. Swift County Bank
Benson.
Mr.. D. A Wallace. Editor "Ths Farm
|ers." st. Paul. s$ rs 1
immigration and Publicity Problems
Methods Of Publicity-Hon. H. J. Max
field. Commissioner Of Immigration
St. Paul. Mr.. A. e. Chamberlain
Great Northern Development Commit
tee, Minneapolis.
The Essential Unity Of the Above Prob
nesota Development-D can A. F
Woods. College Of Agriculture. Uni
versity Of Minnesota. --....-.- III.
Thursday Evening, 7:45 p. m, =
Platforms Meeting-The interests In
volved in West Central Minnesota De
velopment- s.~... -
Business Interests-M4. Charles II
Wright. Fergus Falls. 49, =.
The City Of Minneapolis. Mr.. w. L. Har
ris, Minneapolis. ,s $3.50,
The City of st. Paul-Mr. Eli S. War
ner, St. Paul. -
The Newspaper Editor-E. E. NcGrea
Alexandria. - ..--sl-.E -.
The Farmers-Mr R. B. Goodhue, Don
nelly. s-,'~--
The Land Men-Mr. Andrew OBrie:.
Graceville. - *
The Unity of interests in the Develop
ment Of West Central Minnesota
President Geo. E. Vincent, Universit,
of Minnesota.
Friday Morning, 900 a. m. j.
County Needs: Five minute addresses
from members Of the executive com
m1ttee from each county
Summary Of the Above Needs-Prof. An
drew Boss. st. Paul. -.
Field Men-An Open Discussion Regard
ing Possibility and Methods of Put
ting Men into the Field to Crystaliz
the Work of the Association.
Funds for the Work.
Business Session.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-05-22
(First Publication May 1917
Notice OF. Keax1ng on 1otdfaon Tor uev
Common Or 1ndspendout 0ohool
District

District.
!. Notice Is Hereby Given That Whereas,
a Petition was on the LIST day OF May,
Kandiyohi County. Minnesots, purport-
frseholders aaaiif1ed to vote Tor school
onicers residing in the territory here
school District be formed out Of that
posed OF those tracts of land described
8 feoEs to ana q e S WI See Sec Il.
M Of NEA. SEX Of NEK and sH Of
81 EW Sss IL ~ sss & s SW q G II s ef ss
|sWA Of Sec. e. the whole Of Sections
32.-3s, e, 20. q and %. all in Twp. lit.
Range q. in the County Of Kandiyohi.
lowing, to-wit: Some Of tho children
have too. far to go to attend school.
some have four q miles to scnool and
over-crowded and chiidre o-h have be ee
refused to attend the school, and pray
for q new school district 80 they can ate
tend school. and stating that the num-
ritory is 123 the names of all children
OF school age who reside In said terri
tory and the present existing school dis
lives; and that said territory lies with
in the boundaries Of the following
School Districts in said county. to.wit:
0CuOOA AI1SlEACI MO- WHICH y OF
said children live. School District No.
81 in which Of said children live, and
School District No. So In which of
said children live, and School District
No. l05- in which 8 OF said children i've.
It Ii Therefore Ordered, That said Pc
tition be heard at meeting OF this
Board to be held at the once OF the
County Auditor in the City Of Willmar,
In said county on Tuesday, tho 9Th day
Of July, 1912, at 2 o'clocl-p. M. at which
time and place this Board win hear al
persons interested, and their evidence
and arguments. for and against the
granting OF said petition.
It IL Further Ordered, That notice nf
said hearing be given by the publication
OF this order for two c0nsecutive weeks
prior to said hearing in Willmar Trib-
une and by the posting Of copies thereof
In three Of the most public places In
each Of the above named school dis
tricts affected thereby. at least ton days
before said day Of hearing; and by the
mailing Of copies thereof to the clerk OF
each Of the above named districts AZ
fected thereby at least ten days before
said day of hearing; according to law.
The County Board Of Kandiyohi County.
Minnesota.
BY N; B. JOHNSON.
Chairman.
Attest: JOHN FEIG,
- County Auditor
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-05-22
The Demons Of the swamp

are mosquitoes. As they sting they put
deadly malaria germs in the blood. Then
follow the icy chills and the fires Of
fever. The appetite flies and the
strength fails; also malaria often pavea
the way for deadly typhoid. But Elec-
trio Bitters kill and cast out the NAL
aria germs from the blood; give you q
fne appetite and renew your strength
After long suffering" wrote VIM. Fret
well Of Lucama, N. c., three bottles
drove all the malaria from my system
and I've nad good health ever since
Best for all stomach, liver and kidney
Ills. SOC at Carlson Bros.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-05-22
LITTLE GIFTS TO SUBSCRIBERS
Pocket Maps Of Northwestern
States and Tr1bune'S Popular
Edition Of Old Time Sonus.

We have prepared q supply of maps
of Minnesota and tho States to the West
where SO many former Kandiyohians
have made their homes, in convenient
form for the pocket. The following are
now ready: ~ - 81
MINNESOTA, with list Of tewns and
population, 1910 census.
NORTH DAKOTA, with list Of towns
and population, 1910 census.
SOUTH DAKOTA, with list Of towns
and population, 1910 census.
MONTANA, with list of towns and
population, 1910 census.
IDAHO. with list Of towns and pop
ulation. 1910 census. e
WASHINGTON, with list Of towns
and population, 1910 census.
OREGON, with list Of towns and pop
ulation, 1910 census. - & -
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-05-22
A 9tr2dd1o.

The Compromiser in politics does not
always exhibit so distressing straddle
as that found in the Republican plat
form adopted at the state convention in
Illinois on april 10. Says this remark.
able document:
1.-THE Republicans Of Illinois, through
their chosen delegates in state conven-
ton assembled, make the following de-
claration Of their views upon public at
fairs:
I'VE heartily endorse the administra-
ton Of President William H. Taft. both
for it's faithful progressiveness and for
it's remarkable record Of achievements.
In his own way, he has carried out the
policies Of William Mckinley and Theo-
dore Roosevelt.
I'VE heartily approve the work done
by Ex-President Theodore Roosevelt in
arousing the public conscience and mind
public duty . As President. he was
President Of all the people and then, as
since, he has been tireless In his efforts
to serve his countrymen by insisting
upon wise. just and fearless admins
tration Of the law"
Now just where do the Republican
| leaders" of Illinois really stand? What
is it they desire the public to accept as
their views upon public affairs?"-La
toilette Weekly Magazine.
Painful to the senses as the above
straddle is it is not SO much SO, az the
continual naming of LaFollette and
Roosevelt in the same breath, by peorls
| who don't know or don't think. Roose.
Welt made his popularity when presi-
dent by stealing some Of Bryan's thun-
der. and now when his personally ar'
pointed president was not able to keep
up with the procession he jumps in wi h
more progressive ideas. LaFollette is
| not an opportunist. His progressivenese
is backed by years of struggle in a col.
sistent line of action.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-05-22
Visits Historical spots.

Judge Qvale spent the day last Sun.
day in the eastern part Of the county
visiting Lac qui Parle village, the ole
mission at the .Bushman bridge and 9th.
er points OF interest. historical and
otherwise. He said that it was his first
visit to that part OF the county and tho,
he was particularly struck on the bean
ty of the situation of the village Of Lat
Qui Parle.