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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-03-06
HIGH SCHOOL WINS FIRST GAME
First Battle of Seminary and High
School For City Championship,
Last Friday Evening.

The first game Of the series be-
tween the High School and the Sem
mary basket ball teams, for the
championship Of the city, was played
in the High School gym. last Friday
evening and was won by the high
school by the score of 25-9.
The game was pretty slow, due to
the fact that the Seminary team
went in to hold their opponents to as
low a score as possible and not
play an offensive game at all. The
High School team played a fine de-
fensive game, especially in the first
half, when they held the Seminary
without a basket in the field. It was
fully seven minutes after time had
been called for the game to start
before either team scored, then
Swenson got a point on a foul bas-
ket.
The guarding of both teams was
excellent during this first part, very
few shots for the basket being at
tempted by either side. A few min
utes later Swenson got basket from
the field and one more by Carlson
and two fouls by Swenson brot thu
score up to seven before the Semi.
nary succeeded in scoring, Pederso1
shooting a basket on a free throw
Taylor and Swenson got each fielt
basket after this, bringing the scor'
up to IL for the High School to l TO:
the Seminary at the end Of the frs
half.
Early in the second half Kiland go
basket from the field, the frs
one for the Seminary. Hanson fol
lowed with one and then Kiladd go
another one, which, with two fouls b,
Peterson, brot the score up to 9 70
the Seminary. Peterson shot a bias
ket but it was called back as one o
the High School players had fouled
For the High School in the secon
half Taylor and Carlson each go
two baskets from the field and John
son got one, which he put in on
tip off. Swenson shot two fouls an
one basket from the field in this per
iod.
For the Seminary Kiland got tw
Of the three field baskets hi
team secured, Hansen getting tn
other one, while Peterson shot thre
fouls out of nine chances. For tn
High School Taylor, Carlson an
r Swenson each had three basket
from the field to their credit, and tn
latter also shot five out of min
) chances at foul.
Taylor was a marked" man an
Berg, his guard, stuck to him close
ly thruout the game, as may be see
from the fact that ne only had on
shot at the basket. Taylor connect
ed with three baskets tho. Hanse
t stuck close to: ''Hank" johnson, to,
+ each man getting a basket. Nord
strom had hard luck in his shootin,
as did Carlson, several of their shot
rolling around the rim and then ia
ling out instead of in. "Buck" Johr
son had lot Of hard luck in h
: shooting, also, altho all the shot
were hurried bit on account {
close guarding.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-03-06

DdSheC5' 1dy1OI ., OWeHSOn y,
Carlson 3, H. johnson l, Kiland 2,
Hansen l.
Fouls: Swenson out of 9 chan
ces, Peterson out of 9 chances.
Referee, Crosby; Umpire, Downs
Scorers, Cramer and Hengstler;
Timekeepers, Lee and Croyle.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-03-06


GENERAL FUND.
Oman & Johnon, refuing fire
engine, new water pistons,.
valves, etc., and labor in re-
pairing fire engine. $4,000
J.Rivkin, hauling fire apparat-
us -. $50
John H. Person, hydrant
wrenches -. ........... 2.25
Ole Gilbertson, labor fire sta
IlOn LOU
Walter S Booth & Son, elec-
ton blanks 800
WATER AND LIGHT FUND.
The Emerson Electric Co.,
mdse -. 22,00
General Electric Co., mdse.. 54.88
Westinghouse Electric Mfg.
Co., balance bill mdse. 800
Willmar Hardware Co., mdse 3.55
John Lundquist, mdse. ..... go
Oman & Johnson, labor and
Lewis Fridlund, cash advance
ed for postage, express,
etc. l9.O0
Lewis Fridlund, cash advance
ed for freight. 1929
John H. Person, labor and
supplies .. ............. 445
Jallmer Pearson, wiring. ... 800
STREET FUND.
Peter Anderson, labor. 1877
Ole Gilbertson, labor. ..... 900
Lars Rasmussen, labor. .... 1877
Aug. Sundling, labor: ...... 6.37
Lars Tendahl, labor. ....... 7.12
J. S. Robbins, lumber and
wood -. .............. 2.s5
SEWER BONDS FUND.
Oscar Clausen Engineering
Co., for specifications and
engineering work on sewer
plans -. .............. 1000
j. A. Rowat, engineering work
sewer plans ............. 1875
| Chief Selvig appeared and report
ed on bill Of Oman & johnson for re-
pairs Of the fire engine.
The Finance Committee reported
the foregoing bills back approved and
the report was accepted.
Alderman Frederickson offered the
following resolution which was adopt
ed by the full vote of the Council.
RESOLUTION.
Be it resolved by the City Council
Of the City of Willmar that the City
Clerk be, and he is hereby authorized
to issue warrants against the res
pective funds in payment Of the fore
going approved bills.
Approved Feb. 9th, 1912.
E. c. WELLIN, Mayor.
Alderman Norman offered the fol-
lowing resolution which was unani-
mously adopted.
- RESOLUTION.
Resolved that warrant be drawn
against the Sewer Bond Fund in the
sum Of $4,000 in favor of The Jour-
nal Publishing Co., in full payment
of bill presented and approved, for
printing specifications and bidding
blanks, providing the said work upon
examination proves satisfactory.
Approved Feb. q, 1912. *
E. c. WELLIN, Mayor.
The Council then proceeded to con
slider bids for the sale Of the $4,000
certificates Of Indebtedness.
Sealed bid from the Board Of Sink
ing Fund Commissioners Of the City
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-03-06

Few more second hand EIgin and
Waltham Watches from s. to IS In
good running order at EImquist's,
Jewelry Store, Benson Ave.
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Cleaned from EXCHANGES.

Kerkhoven votes March 26th OF
the proposition Of bonding the village
$4,000 for a water works system.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-03-06

Warden Henry Wolfer Of the State
prison has announced the prices of
binding Irvine for the season of 1912.
They are practically the same as last
year and are guaranteed to be as low
or lower than other factories with
the product up to standard as to
quality and grade. The prices are !:
Standard, 500 feet 614 cents; white
scale 500 feet, 6A cents; standard
MANILA, $50 feet, Z cents; MANILA,
600 feet, 71-8 cents; pure MANILA,
$50 feet, 812 cents.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-03-06


the proposition Of bonding the village
$4,000 for a water works system.
Frank E. Smith, formerly editor
Of the Raymond News and at one
time city editor Of the "Willmar Ar
gus" is now publisher Of the Kim
ball Kodak. Here's wishing you
success in your new venture, Frank,
in which all old friends here join.
A joint meeting of the committees
from the Norwegian Synod and the
United Lutheran churches of Ameri-
ca was held at Madison, Wis, re-
Gently for the purpose of taking the
preliminary steps to effect a union
between these two church bodies.
The conference was a success and
the results Of the same, it is believed,
will prove it an epoch making gather
ing. The indication are that the union
of these two organizations, which
have been separated for 80 years,
will at last be made. They have a
joint membership Of about fve-hun-
dred thousand.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-03-06

Tribune wan-Tads Bring Results
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-03-06
COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS
Council Chambers,
Library Building,

Library Dullulng,
Willmar, Mimi, Feb. 26, 1912.
Regular meeting of the City Coun-
Gil. Mayor Wellin called the meet
ing to order. The following members
Of the Council were present on roll
call: Mayor Wellin, Aldermen Fred
erickson, Johnson, Erickson, Sperry,
Dahlheim, and Norman, 7; absent,
Aldermen Anderson. and Hedin, 2.
City Attorney Stanford was also
present.
The minutes of the regular meeting
Of February IL, 1912, and of the ad-
journed meeting February 10, 1912,
were read and the same were approx
ed.
The following bills were on motion
referred to the Finance Committee:
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@rOhe GinwaaDernns.
Stano letien Monai uidt pisl bin.
tet oem bcribmteH Ssptem'
Der 5nriid.

Rclp gorf, I. Gftcber.-Ger nb.
aelouienc Monnt III in ge5ng OFT
Die eimpanberuna I'M Rem Dortel
&ofen nidlt piel binter Dem Wonai
September 1907 5uriidaeblieben
ireIhrr nit 74,6ss eiupanoererr
bic bohite September5iffer auf5ri'
peiien bate. Sm peraangenen Wo'
nat iprrorr iiber $1,000 einpauoe,
rer auf ellis SsIonS geIanOet. &C.
cen 37,423 in 1911. 56,t53 in
1910, 37,260 in 1909. 29.4S5 in
1905 uno 1862 in 1906. gor
eer @eiomnt5abl piroen in Der.
gangenen Monat 6262 ginnnnOe.
rcr fir Die Snquiiition feitgcbnIten,
pcn neI6en 1887 beim eriten Der.
FOR BON Der Snduiiition 5uaeIoiier
mllrOen. 0eportirt piirSen i'm
Scptembcr 994 @impdnoerer, uno
nuf appeaotiouen mad @aibineton
hin crIdngtcr 175 g~erioucn Die
Sreibeit.
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in Der @ablfampaanc.

8aibingtun, Q. g., is. Sftobrr.
-Su oen SdIubtpohen Der aom.
payne lperoen aud mebrere Mit.
aficocr oes aabinets cine 2ari5e fiji
l'rdiioent Gait breden. Sefretdr
9ageI mir ON 90. mo "a. Oftober
in gennipIoauien ipreden, am %.
in GlepeIanO, am &c. in Buffalo,
q. -, am 90. in Snracuie. ge.
neralamuaIt @ifersbdm, Sefretdr
Stimpion. Scfretdr aror unb &c.
frctdr NcgenBb DerOen ieoer einige
Geoen 6alten.
Seltte glbeno iprift Stontsiefre'
tar anor in Seattle.
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Sdicfpnluer funSct betnnntIif
aud 81 frieoli6en 3peden anpen-
oung, namentlit bel Sprengungeu
in Steinbriiden MIN. au9 an
lauOpirtbihoftlifem @ebiete bat es.
Iaut WiittbeiIungen ans Der gumoes.
bauptitaot, in bodit e~rfolsreifer
Neiie, mo 5tpor oils 9uugmittel,
gierperomr geflmoen. Webrer1
hunoert Soltnen s6ieBpllloer pilr.
0cn fiirjlid pom Der GegierulIg fir
unbrouhbnr befiinoen mo ioaten
ternihtet Deroen. "a fam ein flu
ger Mann auf Ben ginfal, Dab Elm
Materinl, 0as fat so 4ro5ent Stid.
itoif ent6dlt, elm portreiflifes Dung.
miitel abgeben miiiie. 60 nuroe
Oas BUILDER sur 9iingrng Der 8e.
miiieielOer BET Sort Meper uno
Mtarble 9eao benuBt. Gas &eiultat
iIbertrof aae Grpartungen. Die
Gemiieernte auf oen nit SdiebpuI-
Der geOiingten 6eIoern mar cine all.
Beror0entlid reide.
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Der pDn 6en Stem gorfer Demo
fraten fir oos @oupernel,rsomt no.
nliuierte g~lbgeoronete 8iaiam Sul
ser pertritt i'm aongreB ben 5ebft
ten GeD gorfer 9iItrift. Cutler
III elm auBeroroentIid bolfstbiimli.
der Heoner rno Elm itranmer Sam.
morpmanf. Als goIitifer lit Ell
entihie6ener 8ertretar oes @runo,
iabes: 8em Sieger ge60rt 6ie gelt.
TEL 9esbalb bat er cs Dem gegen.
partigen 9iirgermeiIter bon Seen
2orf niemols ber3ieben, 6ob er oIs
Gemofrat cine an5nbl %betp6brter re.
publifaniider 8eaniten IN ibrer
Steqitng beIniien bat. Bel einenl
Bridesmaid Der 3ammanDbraben am
II. DECEMBER 1910 iagte SuI8er
mortIih: o@ir iin0 Die qrbeiter
IND nnier Sieg lit es, Sen mir beute
fciern. SD CLAUDE felt an Den
@rltnoias: Dem Sieger gebort Sic
@elttel @enn i'd es 5ii tbm b1tte,
iriiroe ih nod einem oen1ofratiidell
Siege ben &epublifanern Die quite
Gegierung~ iino ben 9emofrnten oie
gilten 4emter geben."
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BuuOcrnenr seeen SOSesitrafe.

Gboenir, gri8., IS. 0ftober.-
@it Der GrfIdrung, Dab Die Gooes.
itrnfe auf gleifer Stuie nit Del
@egenberbrennung itehe inO baber
abgeihafft per6en ioIIe, bat @oiip
Stunt in Sen 6daeu BON 8ilinnl
Campbell, Goparbo 4ere3, q. g.
Gbabe3 un0 Miguel 9eraIta, oil
1ebdngt tper6en i%ollten. einen 4uf
ifub Der Strafpoaitredung Bis 5lirr
Il. GpriI getpabrt. Der @oluer.
rrur bofft, Dab Die 2eeisIntiir Dor
ari5onn in Der nGditen Seifior
elm 8eieb anrebmpn miro, Oos Die
3rresItrafe o6itafft.
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@ertbiadlen gcitublen.

Gin etpa 2~5.i1briger @ann be.
frat inter Dem 8orgeben, Elm Sn
ipeitor fir Die eIeftriiGe geleid.
tling 8lt iein, Die @obnung bon g
90. Gitfie, 1916 Spencer StroBe
un6 beiud,te mebrere I11imIidfei
Ten. Nad ieinem 6~ortgeben be.
merfte 8rau Hit9ie, bnB ibr Slt,
melet nno ShmufgegenIt1nbe in
3crtbe bon $500 geitobIen tporbet
ieien.
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Ger berporr1genoe militdriihs
Ritarbeiter Der oIdoIihen Guno
ifnu@, Der befnnnte pliIitdridrifi
i.eiIer MidarO @rnf 1ieil, 9sl.
prcubiiher @cnernImaior 1. @, III
i'm MIter bon 66 Sabren peitorben
Graf pfeil mar Elm intimer Sen
ner Der ruiiiiden, mie Der oeutiher
8erbdltniiIe, mio bat ourd ieiie &C.
oicgenen arbeiten fir 8~eiiifriftcn
Der beioen Sdroer ipeientlid sum
oegenicitigeii gerItdnonib Der Boiler
teigetraeen.
Gie 5lotine Der oeiih6cn llnttr.
ierboote, pel6e iett iefIebn be.
traet, miro in fur5er 8eit nuf 5fpei.
moiicbJig pergrobert iperben, Sn
Gem Dor nidt LANCER Belt onaenom.
nlelleu 5lottenetot iparen 5ipeiuno.
iieb5ig por1eieben, bon 6enen bic
rneiiten iebt I'M gnn limo nno bolo
in 9ienit gciteIIt tperOen fonncr, 70.
oab Damn cine 5ipeite 5Iotile in
Wilbelmshnpen %ltnticnicrt peroen
lam - bic ein5iee iebt eriitierenbt
be'inoet iih in aieI in Der Office
Gina Der bierte Ebeil Der Be.
~inBunaen Der Sdiffc pcroen Jet
nrsgebiloet, Northumberland Gffisie.
re, fiinfuno5ipanjig Sngcnienre
northumberland 9edofii5icre uno
orciburoertiedJs Wntroien.
Die glomirnlitdt erperimentiert
felt Idngerer Belt nit Dem .llnbr.
mannten Motorboot", Der @riinoune
eines 6elitiden Sngenieurs, DeIdes
eurf ornbtloie Geographic bonn
SnnOe aus nit 9eittigfeit geIcnft
riro. Gas Boot bat einigc crfoIa.
reifle 5abrter in Berlin ltno Riin.
den unternommeri. mo oas Wari.
reminiIterium iest groBe Soffnun.
gen aitf oaiieIbe.
6rantfurt a. DC, 10. Sftober.-
Il5 ieiner5eit Der beige Wagiitrat
Die 8orlage ipegen Der grrittrna
elmer Stiftitns ollniperiit1t Sranf.
furt" I'M aoQaginm einbrotte,
itimmten Die Staotperor6neten MIR
inter Der ge6ingung 81, Dem Der.
eirtgten GedJts. ut6 5inan5aus.
ifuB miiIie Der 0afpeis erbradt
ircrOen, OaB Die SIR @riinSung ser
llniueriitat notbpen6igen 9opita.
lien porbaitoen ieien. s3u oieiem
SDede fon0 beute cine gemeinidoft.
life Sibung Der beioen qusihiiIie
itatt, in Der Der 06erbiiraqrmeiiter
Or. aOides Die notbpenoi9en lln.
te-logen borIe9te. Sdmmtlide
Stootoeroroneten nit ginifIllb Der
SrSioIbemofroten muBten anerfen.
rcn, oaB Die aufgebraften MitteI
iiber oas Rotbipenoige b~inausgeben
linG onb ion1it Der @riinoung einer
~llniberiitdt Sranffurt nifts mebr
I'M @ege ftebt. Snt Ramen Der
Staotperoroneten bonfte aommer,
5ienrotb 2%on0enburg Dem 8ber.
biiraermciiter fiji ieinen 6Icib unb
Miite, Die er ollf Die grrittling Der
~llniperiitGt ~berlpenoet babe. Die
~llniperiitat 8ranffurt lit, naflbem
aud sic prin3ipielle 3uitimmune
oes aaiiers bereit$ borIiegt, iomit
ooqenoetc 56atiahe.
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Soc Biesner's Heitanrant.

6err Soc Wiesfer bat oas 6ol,
itaii Gnfe, 3immer y goar6 Of
Trade Building, is. uno 5arnanI
StraBe, iibernommer, iin0 lit BE-
itrebt, ieiner altnoidoft MIR Die
bette 6eutite Slide por5uiesen. Sc.
her, Der einntal lit Dem 5oIitafi
Cafe geipeiit bat, miB iid iaeen,
oab linn ielten 5itDor 10 bortrefflihe
6ausmonnsfoit gu mdBigen greiien
.borgeieBt iporoen lit, tuie bon Serrn
Soc 8iesner. Madt NAL einen
@eriud,
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Warft6eriht.

Sii0.S Omaha, Is. Sftober.
Rinobieb-3ufubr 1900.
Mtarft flau bette feit, amber
iGmnd).
Cute Biz bette Ss.25--t0.25.
@ittelmdbise bis quite $7.25-
I6.25.
@epGhnIife BIB mitteImdbiae
S6.00-7.25.
Giibe uno Sellers, felt bette, an
bere ifrpnd.
Cute Bis bette Sellers, 1915
$50.
Cute Bis bette aiibe $5.25--
CPS.
MittelmaBige Bis quite aiibe
$4.25-5.25.
@euobnIife Bis mitteImGbige,
s.. 00--4.25.
StoderS uno 5eeoers, felt Biz
Itarf.
Cute Bis bette $5.75-6.50.
Mittelmabise Bis quite $500
5.75.
@~ep0bnIife bis mitteIm0bise.
si.25-5.00.
Gtof Sellers $4.00-5.50.
a1Iber 81. 5000.
WnQen $4.25- $50.
Sdmeine--3uiubr Zoo; Marft
) his 10c ~niebriger. 0urdIfnitts.
preis $S.75-8.85; bofiter 9reis
$500.
Gdafe-3ufu6r 28,50o; @arfi
10 bis 15e bober.
Muttcridaie, quite bis bette,
SO, 75-4.25.
8ioOer, CUTE bis bette $4.t5-
1.50.
SdbrIinge, quite big BETTE,
4.S5--5.35.
2amnier SO. 70--7.00.
6eeoers: Mutteritafc $500
|2-75; Niooers S3.45--4.10; S1br.
lingo $l.75--5.15; S1Hnmer $500
$40.
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GeripnaIiert

SER Rar Meper, Ser 6efamte
s3;tberbirtltoie, Der omaha Dor orei
SJntren ben Miiden gefebrt rno in
3lniiden5eit aud, 9el1tidIan6 be,
iud,t BAT, lit 1eiite tpieoer mad,
Gnabo 5uriifgefebrt, NIT Ser ab'
lidt, iid bier onlierno nie6er5uIai-
len.
Serr aarl Sdropp, Ser befann.
te Barber uno 6anges6rllber, er.
belt aug 3ormitabt, 9eutidlonb.
Gle 5rauerbotidoit baB feline
Sdmeiter, 5rau Sopbie Sddfer,
geltorben lit.
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Berlin, IS. Sftober .-9er @uno
Der Sanopirtbe bat in Der agrnri.
iAca a0eutiden Sages5eitimg" ei.
nen heftiaen angriii auf Die bon
Der Hesierung beihIoiienen YinB.
nabren geaen Die Sleiihnofb Der.
oiientIiht. auf oieien angrift in
Dem Die Wobnnbmen oils cine DE.
~faGroung Der 6euHhen 2onOnirtb.
id'oft eeidiloert neroen, iii cine Of.
fi5ioie anttport erfoIgt, nie Tie
prompter gar niht %eruartet iueroen
fonlte. Shon in Der foIgenoen
abenoaiiseabe brofte Die sHorO.
rcutihe 4qgemeine 3eituug", bus
Rlnbitiif Der 3egierung, oil lei.
ten0cr SteIle enc in idarfitem
Con gebaItene G~ripioerung inS or.
Hart, ons einieitige, unt9dtige Der.
hnlten oes 9unoes Der 2anopirtbe
erifpere Der Hegierune 0as Set.
baIten on elmer @irtbifoftspolitif,
ole bic Snnopirtbe if)iibe.
2lm Snmitag trat @enernl.D i.
reftor Gilbert Balm BON Der Sam.
lrs.gmerito.2in ouf Dem 9nni
pier yaoiierin &ugliite 8iftorin"
cine Geiie nod gleip gorf an. Der
Saupt5pef Der Sobrt oe8 General.
DIRECTORS lit, Dltrt perionlide Giif.
iprode init Den gfelp gDorfer Sc.
horizon Die ifon LANCE i~dnpeberoe
5rnee Der @iuridtuug bon ange.
itelten fir Die nod I'M gau be.
grifienen gr0Btcn 8ampfcr Der
p9apag" 81 regellt, cine 5rd1e, fir
oeren 2oiitng man iif Ourd bic
gtihpirfung bes ietigen General.
&ertreters ser 2inie, oes friiberen
9ep gorfer @eneraIfcniuIs mo
fp1teren @einnoten in Merifo,
@iin5. CUTE S6rOerung beriprid)t.
8ie aon5ertoirettion @olff Der.
nnItaltet i'm apriI ndfiten Sabras
elm 9eetbooen.8 rnbmsfeit, bel Dem
altbur Rifii9 nao SiegfrieO DDS.
nI3 3irigenten fmgiren perocn.
Gle ausfiibrmng oes 9rogramms
Iieet in S1n0en oes EbiIbormoni.
Ihen SrfeIters rn6 8biIbarmoni.
iden Ghors.
Der 9rdii6ert Ser gerIiner San.
fcIsfommer, Der @ebeime aommer.
%sienratb &er3, beging ON 9omers
tag Die 6eier ieiner oinmantenen
Sfd5eit. Gem SubiIor nurben
niig pribaten mic an1tlihen @reiien
berrorragen0e Gbrunoen SitbeiI.
Ser Hei6sfan5ler, Die Miniiter uno
RE @eh0roen Der Staot Berlin ia.
Zen @Iiidnlti6e olsgebridt unO
@eIdenfe 9einnot.
8or Dem Heidsgerif)t in 9eip5iG
hat Der Spionagepro5eB aegeit Den
Morine . Steitermann aogelmann
icinet gnfang genotnmen. nofoen
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2eip3ig gebrnft tporoen lit. aagcf
mann ioq ge6cim3u6nIten6e Gin.
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geIiefert ODER ous5uIiefern beriudt
habetL
SIN sitter BON SO Sabren lit Ser
fribere ireiiinnige Heidstagsnbge.
or0nete Sermonn Muaer, Der lang.
ia1rige @ertreter bes 5neiten 2ieg.
inter @n9Ifreiies SngansS prottnu
oeitorben.
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Die bnlsnriifen mo griefiiden
2eaioucn, Ole ~gegempdrtig III nmcri.
taniifen StGSten oescn Die 9iirter
oreaniiiert perocn ioQtcu iib nit
ibrer einidiffuna nitlt 5i icbr be.
e.leu. gielleift fonucn tie Damn
Ole lle6erfabrtsfoitcn iparen, obne
ibrcm 9atriotismts etlpas 81 Der.
geber.
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SanO, iia umnrmen iid, iprefen
3uiammen bon elmer 9eonertribine
gum beriamnelten 8olfe. Sci Der
automobilfabrt ntr1 Die StraBen
Scr Staot itebt @oroerneur @ilion
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bcrneur @iIlon ipridt Dem Serrn
@rpat Ieiflen 9nnf aus fir Die
croBnrtige ltnterftiibung, Die er ibm
bel Grlangung Der &raiioentifnfts
Termination in Baltimore 5u Sbel
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friiberen @elegenbeiten gegebert. 9ui
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Be. gs lit eitel 2iebe uno 6reui1o-
ihaft 3nii6en beioen.-Gommentar
iiberfIiiifigl Sonia Geformer.
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GENE Soentitdt lift bisher nod nift
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bat cine llnterIufung eingeleitet.
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Serlnnst-MG6den fir oGgemeine
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New-York tribune., 1912-01-07

tion up the graceful lines Of the paths
TO the eliminating factor in the picture,
the rounded bulk Of the cathedral on
the hilltop. But the building itself,
when ones eager glance has reached II,
Is disappontingly empty Of the meaning
and mystery that the painter had skill
fully encouraged one TO expect IL does
not dominate the composition. Proba-
bly a readjustment Of color values and
a shade more of decision and emphasis
in the rendering Of the building itself
would have brought the project to a
more successful conclusion.
On the other hand, turn to such II
well constructed and clearly expressed
pictoriaI statement a s is afforded by Mr.
Iawson's large canvas entitled Grey
Summer which Is reproduced on
this mage. Not only has the painter ac-
cuntIated material facts agreeable and
Interesting in themselves but he has
also infused them with a bit Of con
,a,ioue nthusiasm that is readily seize 4
and oriovcd by the visitor. On the pict
,Ire's illustrative side he has Indicated
the zoet and freedom Of outdoor life.
while the decorative qualities, the rip