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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24

8or oite ontolte 9onosmano
RroI. Sanicn ueO SanobrrgsifoIen
Aberoeen, g o, er fonmen / Strio
meo Snperintenoenten for South
9afota Better tSormin1 9lsiocio.
tion@, $. 3. Tatterion, iom bol
pnaitaaet, at Der Sout6 8ofoto
bar pGrct oprfet rilsiiif 9lIfalia oe
iioite 90 9(or. Trof. Snnien benp9-
ter bette og bGpoer, at oct fsriie
9llfnlfofre ira Surfeiton bleo al
BAN broat til 60. 9of. / 1898, oq
at oct fsrite 9lIfaIiofrs fra Siberien
6ro9tes til 60. 9af. al BAN / 1906.
llogioeren af ~Dafota Sormer", @.
q. gfllen. qiper Botterion Ret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24

MAJOR % uOe1rlgSIHlnllter | Woo1e'
belts 9obinet, Glibn 9ioot, og 0en
beleiifc Senator Seirri So Sontaine,
cen Er9mie buer.
UT oen @rubelllpffe peo Gelp.
cattle, Colo, ionl ni melote ON iiolt,
life blen lterre, emo oen blep, ifplo.
teS oen SmitGnoiabeo, at 9(rbeioer.
he bar paa Strife. De 81 eller
3S, iom onfonl, bar Strifebrpoere
- 8or II 9lor iioen ifete DER en-
6fSploiion en- plore @rube poa
iamme @ienoom oeo bpiIfen 2eilio.
beo AZ WiGno bleo orpbt.
Gen itore aomp, iom oil bIibe
beltennenoe ior. bnor piot oct re.
pubIifonife Harti ifal pinoe i'm ober-
legne Stilling tilboge, caer oct ifol
blibe Ell So9a blot, fortmer til at
itoa 1916. io9oe Scnator 9orob
ueo ben republifonIfe RationoIfo.
mites 0onpention g9oibington for.
leoen, og oct bar finn uo fra oct
Spnspunft, at Bortiet bar progress
iibt, at ban oiloe bpege bioere.
SSnoianerne9 Sag tales. Or. 81.
Wioc Yeeoe, en- Dtisiionpr paa
Stanoing 9iocf 9ieierootion, flyer /
en- erfl9ring. ban afgon iorleoen /
9ismarcf, Y. O., at Snoioneren
gaar itGrft tilbage 2ibsfraft, for.
oi &egeringen og Staterne, bpor oe
Dor, life bebonoler Dem rigtiat
Wange Snoionere bill, troos gle.
aerings-@mbeosmGuos mooiatteBoa.
itono, Iioe Sungersneo @inter,
bppoer Or. geeoe.
9iooiepelt | @rniilien. Sra 9lio
sSaneiro meloes unoer IS. os., at
Iooieuelt Der fit Ell ifsn Wootogelie
al bao6e 9lutoriteterne og Solicit,
oa ban fom fra 9orllmba. gpens
9orgnreiter bs6 bom belfommen en-
Gale. Gi6en beeob Nfooiebelt fig ei-
ter SSnnbpoelie poo sSSoet eiter So.
guar oa 8iloipin. Den 81 os. ifilI.
De Yrpiioenten Motto @rosio Hut.
te fla til HooiebeIt oa hans ssslge.
Stotsfan9er iom sSormorbeioere.
Sra Siour Sails, Q. O., meboeles
imoer II. os., at oStote 0ooro oi
Charities ono Corrections" bar fat.
tet @eitemmeIier, bnorefter @uber.
nsr @prnes gfon ON at Iaoe San
ger peo .Statens ssnngiel orbeioe
paa sSorm bill blioe reoliieret til
Soraor. sser to gnr er omme, Il.
aes Der, bill oe flelte Of Saneerne fac
2eiliebeo til at orbeioe friff Cuff
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24

&uslanos 2uftfloaoe. Den ru8ii-
ife 9fegering bar beItiIt 400 3IDoe-
maifiner efter franif Meniter og 4
Itprbore 9nftifibe al 3eppeIin-8p-
pen. Senere bill Der poerIigere blioe
beItilt en0nn 6 2uftifi6e og 200
SSlpbemoifiner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24
6loeoelio 9ul!

G er Snlch 5rens 3mcrem"s
fpir 9nff a earlS gersaren
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24

England life meo. 2onoon, 10.
Sec. &egeringen beilutteoe 9lftes,
at Storbritannien life ifol officielt
oeltage | lloitiIlin9en San 3ron.
cisco / 1915 / 9lnIeoning al 9ona-
mafanaIens 9lobning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24

pao ct 9onotiIliggenoe til 6pneilet
of $50 gcres.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24

@isconiin 8ormerne. s nStote
9oaro Of glgricltl!ur"s Sefret9rs
9apport for | glar forefommer isl-
9enoe: 5ornerne iiooer enonu inoe
meo ben itsrIte Del al oeres g(oling,
inaleoe5 al Sneoe sos 9rotent, al
Rng 73 psf. al 9pg I'D pGt. al
0aore S2.3 pGt, of Mais S9.6
pGt, al 9ogbueoe 1873 psf, al
aartoiItr 62.5 pGt, lignenoe Of
minbre SGoorter. Sormcrne | @is.
coniin, iiacs Scr, bar aIoriq bait
iaa goSt ct 9lnr iom 1918.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24

tprfiife @rme: 9lnlbosiooprerne boo-
De forlanet, at Storoi8iren ituIoe
npiagtig opgine ben tpife &onlnis-
iions Wogtomraaoe Storpi3iren
Iporer, at oens BIigter bill inoifr9n-
fe fig til 0e rent tefniife Cling, oe
at Den life faor nogen 9liitoritet oper
dorterne beo 0oroanelIerne o9 9os-
porus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-24

Storbi5iren iparer. acnitontino-
bel, 16. December. Storbi5iren ino.
rebe | @oor poo oe Sn6benoin9er.
iom Storbritonniens, ssronfrigs oq
9lusIonbs 9(mbosioosrer frenliottc
moo, at en- tpif MiIitGrfommisiion
ifoI leoe gieorgoniiotionen al oen
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-03-19


Lake lillian, ar: The style
"a Lake Lillian is to have q cold
The Storchz Bros. I =auct ion sale was
well attended.
Hedmanz was seen ID this local
iit!y few days ago, taking orders
for trees.
Miss Alma derson has. been sick
the past week.
Mrs. Willie Lund quiist sue ceeded
Mrs IS Henry Brugg eman al teacher IN
Dist. No. log last wee
|# Mrs. Carrie johnson visited with
Oscar Anders on Tuesday affter-
noon. ri.
John +. ohns on called at Rev.
Peterson's on Tue lay
The town fficers held a special
meeting On Nednesda az for the trans
action Of general business.
nc Walner has been laid up with
a severe cold. =:
q. Emil Renstrom made a call #on his
brother, g. asst Tues lay evening.
Art He'd a w llmar caller
Wednes day.
b Miss Esther Anderson left on We'd
nesday for a rouple weeks, stay with.
Mrs. a. Erickson south Of Thorpe. \:
Roy Slade was entertained at the
Mrs. B. Lunduuist home w ednesdav
evening
Dellmar Johnson was a Willmar.
caller Thursday.
Willie Lundquist is busy dehorning
cattle.
a new add ition is to=be built to the
Baptist church and the work will be
started very Jon. Z..:z.5
IA number Of. neighbors gathered at
the home Of Mrs. Betsey Lundquist.
on Friday evening and rendered her
a surprise. A pleasant evening was
spent, and the ladies brought a de-
.licious lunch, which was served, and.
a sum Of money was left as a good.
will. =s.z..z
. Eric Nordin and family visited
with relatives Sund az.
Alger Eric kson has been on the.
sick list the past week.
Richard Johnson visited with his
lady friend Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrea He'd enter:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-03-19
- COlE1AX

Colfax, March l0-AS baby boy
was born to- Mr.. and Mrs. Reinart
Erickson on Friday, March
Messrs. Edw. Larson and Marcus
Mikkelson Of Belgrade, visited at
their homes here on Sunday.
Miss Clara Eggom is at present
assisting Mrs. u. 6. Mikkels on.
Alfred Wrolson Of Belgrade visit
ed at G. III. Thorson's on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. johnson visit
ed with their SON in law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hendrick at
Belgrade on Sunday .:=:.=5
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl T. J ohnso on Wis
tied at Wilhelm p etterson's on Fri
day. =s.s..z 5.s..:=== =:s
Mrs. Z. j Leites visited with Mrs
Katherine Olson on Thurs lay.
*. Mrs. E. II. Naaszis on the sick list
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-03-19
MaAA GEM ESSEE
d = q |. I CJrTlk,Gf

. tennessee, Mar. Il - Kisses Katie
and Sylvia Sorenson Of e ahdiyohi
spent several days Of last Wgg visit.
ing at the Nels Peterson hq he. s.
Esther Bartlett E, who has been. at
tending school in Atwater, Ihas been
home the past week, owing to- e
Islight Illness Ssz5.:s=ss.s . ...s
Tuesday, March at one 81 clock:
a caucus was held in the tennessee
town hall at Await The citing
was called=to order BY Harry Berg,
chairman The Glowing - mina-
tionsssWere mad 3: Supervise Harry
Berg; assessor, Bernard Hovey;
clerk, w liter Olson; Justices, N. a.
anderson and fired Olson Con
stables, SHovey and Charles
IClausen.
Thursd March 6, the interment
]. Of herman took place at the
| Union cemetery, ckerman died
Sunday evening from the results q
a paralytic strok e. He leaves anl
.
Jagged wife and 8 daughte s., Mrs. Axel
.IJohns son, % mourn his loss. 81:
The many ffr:iiend as Of Miss Emma
i ederstrom. viii rel Dice to- hear that
l[she IS covering rom her operation
land that at the present writing she
j IS doing as well sas can be expected.
Mrs. Emil And rson and children
4 have been spending the past WeekSal
1.-The Nels Hal berg home Ander.
] son. has pure asedzs 81 farm near#1d|il:
4 AGA, where. he int ends tto zmakes.hi
Il home IN the ffutture Anderson
!. and children eft ffoor n iilaca Alonday
y acc ompaniied her IS Tier .
Whist GlublzN as easantl "a
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-03-19
lake FLORIDA.

Lake Florida, M arch IA baby
boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Peterson last Friday morning.
Congratulat tons. == $685.
ohm "a. Skoglund spent q couple
of days in Willmar last wee
The @. ,. Railson family spent
Sunday afterno ION at the +. 81. Mel
son home. SIS
Refer Thor son is On. the sick list.
We hope for q speedy ecovery.
z Miss Martha n elson spent q couple
Of days dressmak ling at her sisters;
Mrs. O LIB. Rails son
Mr.. and Mrs. George Larson $ in
FAINT baby girl was buried at Florida
church cemetery last Sund az: 5z5
Miss Elanorez SWenson is spending
a few days at her home.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-03-19
CLUB NOTES.

:. Dear Doctor: Please tell me the
cause and cure for bed-wetting in a
large, otherwise healthy, child Of 8
years Of age. She has plenty Of out
door exercise, good appetite, eats
fruits, cereals, vegetables and some
meat. Drinks plenty Of water but
not much for supper. R. K. TEN
The cause may be worms, adher-
ent prepuce or other local disorder
which would have to be determined
by a physician, arrangement Of the
kidneys, to be ascertained by a care
fill Urinalysis or it may simply be
the result Of incomplete nervous con-
troll which is often present in excit-
able children. Examine for presence
Of any Of these conditions and il
found remove them. Allow no liquids
after 5 p. NJ, except " cupful Of
milk with evening meal, put her tc
bed not later than q 80 p. M, and
after undressing give a short colo
douche to base of spine, prevent ":
ing on the back, and rouse once q
twice before midnight to empty blad.
der. Kali. Phos. OK Tablets, one o.
the Schuessler's tissue remedies, i:
often very effective. It may be OBJ
! tanned from any Homeopathic physi
clan or drug store. +. ,.z= ...s: az.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-03-19
NAT R ELI S YOU
AS Many q Whitman Reader Knows
90 Veil

The urine is natures index.
q. Infrequent or too reauent pas.
sage, .=s5.
Other disorders suggest kidney
ills.
Doan,s Kidney Pills are FOR disor-.
dered kidneys.
People in this vicinity testify to
their. worth. z=5s.s=.
Mrs. G. Peters Sibley Ave,
Litchfeld, linn, says Doan's
Kidney Pills have been used IN our
tamil for backache and trouble
with the kidney secretions and I am
glad to say that they have brought
about cure. T also used Doan's
Kidney Pills myself and I therefore
know what they will do. Ny back
and hips were 50 lame that I could
hardly stoop and ny kidney did not
do their work pr perly Since. using
Doan's Kidney Pills, have been
perfectly free from these trouble IS
. For sale BY all dealers. Price SO
cent Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New ork, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's s.
and take no othe Advertise ment.s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-03-19
First publ alton Mar. 12-4t)
Citation for Hearing on Potitdon for IA,
~ NJ Q7FA &3n1a

puDA1Cc1IAOA 1.1\I
Citation for Hearing on Petition for Adj
mlndstfotion.
Estate OF j ohm p. Edman,s al SO known as
%$E ]. =. Edman, also John Edman.
State Of Minnesot a,S County Of Kandi-=
yohi, In Probate Court. -
~ Edman, also known as j. #P. Edman
sssss also j John Edman Decedent: sS5 "
The State of Minnesota to- all persons
interested in the granting Of sadministra-
ton Of the estate. OF said decedent: The
petition OF Charley Edman having been
filed & in this court, representing that
John p Edman, also known as J.sP. Ed
man also John Edman, then resident
of the County OF Kandi yohi, State OF
Minnesota, died intestate on the 24th
day Of sNOVember,; 191 2 and praying that
l:letters OF minfstration Of his estate
be granted to: Herman Edman, OF said
county; and the court having fixed the
/ timesands place for hearing said petitions
lTHEREFORE,SY QUAINT EACH OF
YOU, are hereby cited and required to
this court at the Probate Court Rooms
mar ID the County OF Kandiyoht, State
OF Minnesota, on the 3rd day OF April
| 1913,,S*at5 ~ o'clock 50. m. why said peti-
ton should not be granted.
IS. Witness, the Judge of said Court, and
March 4 91S.
}8(COURT5 SEAL T. o. GILBERT.
Probate Judge.
Attorney Tor Petitioner. Willmar,
Inn.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-03-19
First publ ation Mar: 5 st
Citation for. Hearing on. Petition for
Determination Of Desc of Land.

Estate =of Anders q Skoglund also
known as 4 p. SSkogland.
State of Minnesota County of Kan-
I'd iiyy0hi II Probate Court
In the Matter the Estate Of An
ders P s Skoglund, $50 known as
2. sSkogland, - dent.
The State 81 Mime sofa Is All per-
sons interested in the sde ermnination
of the descent 81 the real estate of
said decedent: The peti tion Sc John
Skoglund, having been filed LIN this
court representing that said deced-.
5ent died more than Ave years prior
TO the fling thereof, leaving certain
real estate in said petition. described,
and that no viii Sc cedent has been.
proved nor admin alton 81 bis es-
tate granted .ins this stat and pray
ing that the cent sc said real es-
tate be termined .by this court
|#s Therefore You,s and Each Sc Yop,
are hereby cited and req ired toy show
cause on! youz have, before this
court at the Probate Court Room s.
the Court House int the. City VIII
mar i the County 2of Kanudiy So,
State lime sota % the 1st day
of arch, 9l33 So CLOCK q;
Why said ktition bould not Be
Egranted
Witness the udge SO said ourtt,,
and thessealz thereoff sthis. & th.day 81
March s|s IZ=ss.
tsl(GOURT SEAL SGILBEIas
bate Judge,
IGEO TERNEsss,
toEnsy siionsz .
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-03-19
WHAT SHOULD I EAT?-Part

WHAT SHOULD I EAT?-Part I.
When one reads the various food
advertisements, food bulletins and
health literature Of the period, it
creates distrust in regard to al
most any good wholesome food. Not
long ago l was asked to take lunch
at a prominent hotel with friend
and his wife: / seldom eat heartily
at noon, if l have much mental work
to do afterwards, and I ordered a
bowl Of vegetable soup and after
wards piece Of fruit pie. My friend
and his wife were Mortified to think
that !, a teacher Of wholesome diet,
should eat pie. They ordered meats,
vegetables, and finished with ice
cream, cake and coffee. They were
to spend the afternoon in the park
and would walk several miles. With
the possible exception Of the coffee,
their lunch, as well as mine, was we'll
suited to the work we were to do. To
the person in average health and
normal mental attitude, any good
clean food, properly eaten, is whole
some and healthful. Did you notice
these two words, properly eaten"?
Well, there is the crux Of the whole
story, aside from another phrase,
"1nental attitude" - =
A strong vigorous young man, who
does physical out door work, can
''bolt' his food, wash it down with
hot coffee, eat almost anything which
is before him, and lots of it, and may
remain apparently strong and well
for a number Of years, but after
awhile he notices an accumulation OF
gas in his stomach. He belches fire.
quently after meals and there is an
uneasy sensation in his stomach. He
thinks he is hungry, although the
T. food he ate is still undigested. Ht
finds a nearby saloon where free
T. lunch is served, and a glass of beer
with a few bites of food, satisfies hin
J. for the time being. More eructation:
Of gas rises from the stomach ant
when the uneasy feeling appears mex
day he promptly repeats the expert
ment. Soon he tries it two or three
times daily, and then more and NOR
frequently until the abused stomach
has added another loafer to tn
ranks Of the unemployed. He ma,
make a1fght and go to his famill,,
physician is given medicine, but n
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-03-19

zterttained ]. 1L.ss' son= Satur-
day evening
|z j, and Carlsons Ia
turned last Reek 81 thor tri IS,
Iowa They viii tlhlsi1, future
home 81 g arlson q arm, one,
halt mile east Sand obi. z.=zz|
Robert Sud and and bro q ers and
Mrs. Johnso Rosend ales spent.
Sunday 1.-THE Tired Olson home. s
# Charley Peterson ass III Villmar'
Saturday on bushes
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-03-19

and child has within its social fabric q
strand that will prove too weak when
the burden of progressive life is felt
throu ghout its lengt h# and breadth.
II seems as IL It would be unnecessary
to say that the proposed recognition Of
the language and life Of the parents
would in no way Interfere with the the
DRY. that fundamental to the unification
of the many races and znationalities that
make up this nation is q common speech.
used by all peoples in all parts of the
country: There is, however, a. fear: in
the minds Of some that to recognize in
the high school modern languages other
than those necessary for commercial
purposes would result In the retention
of the foreign tongue as the common
vehicle OF communication in certain
parts Of the city. This would not re-
suit for English would still be the LAM
guage of the elementary. school. the Lam
guage OF childhood In the adolescent,
the high school period, the foreign LAM
guage. the language Of the IS parents.
would be taught and be made an object
OF filial reverence and culture.-:A Min
neapolis Exchange. .
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-03-19
vviIlmars Druggist Makes a Statement

We always advise people who lave
stomach or bowel trouble to see q
doctor. But to those who do not
wish to do this we will say:stry the
mixture Of simple buckthorn bark,
:glycerine, etc, known as Adler-i=ka:
This simple new remedy is o*power-
full that JUST ONE DOSE usually
relieves sour stomach, gas on the
stomach, and constip ation QUICK
LY. People who try Adler-i-ka are
surprised Al. its QUICK action. Carl
son Bros, druggist Adv. 8.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-03-19

instruction about how to eat or what
to eat. It's a senseless, useless fight,
without sensible and sane methods Of
eating. r ..@.~7 s.:..:...z= ..:*
The teeth are the guardians Of the
stomach. The sense Of smell and Of
taste are the sentinels. They can be
fooled with cunningly contrived dish
es and the teeth are under the CON
troll Of the voluntary muscles. Ev-
cry particle Of food, especially fruits
and cereals, or starchy foods Of any
kind, should be chewed until it is re-
duced to soft pulpy mass and
thoroughly incorporated with the sal
wary juices Of the mouth; otherwise
they cannot be properly digested.
Meats do not require so much chew
ing, although it is better to chew all
food thoroughly. & *.>s=, t:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-03-19

II
IRenstr rom spent last Friday after:
moon with Nc Johnson
&. larry Ostro mns and siste gHaz:
Izelle# sc Svea were Sunday afternoon
lyiissitor sat= the Edgar Lind blad home,
Miss Alice Glib son left last Friday
for Dakota where she will again take
| up the work Of =tea hing
l Miss Anna STRAIT lda was Viii.
mar zvisito last, Fond az
rs; orman Of Minneapolis visit;
ed with his cousin Eskil-. SWenson las,
week and also attend led the sale al
John Sluka' last Fr,iida "a, where as
bought a team Of horses.
Is Messrs. John and Frank Ryden
came down from Dakota last Fri
day to attend the funeral sc their
sister, Mrs. Granberg which will be
held today = ===sz=
s School Dist. 50 is closed this week
on &C count Of sickness. The teach
ers left last saturda for their
homes.
The. Gibson and Freed young folks
and: Messrs. Oscar sW ahlqu ist and
Carl Anderson were entertained for
supper at John Anderso last We'd
nesday evening.
DR.. Frost xof Willlmar was called
out tos EskilS SWen S last Thursday
where the children are reported sick
with diphtheria
Mr.. Nels y Dung Of Willmar visited
with friends here last Saturday and
Sunda
AM. Mrs. Gibson and family
we're entertained for supper last
Tuesday. at the Axel Leverentz home.
Mrs. Joe Skalak called on Mrs.
Fred Anderson one afternoon last
week. IS &.
Miss Helen Ostrom is at present
staying with her sister, Mrs. Edgar
Lindblad. s
81 Miss Mable Gibson assisted Mrs.
Ryden Of svea last Friday and Sat
urday. z +.
From another respondent .
Roseland, Mar. 10---Mr. and Mrs.
j. Van Egmond and family spent last
Thursday evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs.H. Bruggers. s
Mr.. and Mrs. e.. Dragt and child
rem were Sunday evening callers at
the D. Van Dyke home. ..s
. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Watkins ST
Willmar spent last Thursday at the
home Of the latter's mother, Mrs. Dy-
kema. $3.50. J. =.. .zs:.
Mrs. "a. Van Beck who has been
sick with auinsy is improving nicely.
Miss Jennie Van Dyk is assisting
with the house work. s*..s
Mr.. John Dragt left for Sioux City
last Wednesday to attend the we'd.
ding Of one Of his cousins there. s..
Misses Tracy Buikema and Abbie
.Damhof dinnered at the H. Dragt.
home last Sunda ...:5=#.==...=
"A number from here attended the.
program given in Dist. 80 and was
well appreciated bysall.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Dykema called on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Brouwer last Thurs
day evening. I.
Miss Grace Nype and Messrs.==
Peter Nype, Nickand Henry Brou-.
.wer spent last T day with the Dy--..
kema young folks. ..:. +. .:.*:s
Sam Smith from Maple. Lake, who
has hired out for the summer to Mr..
J. Van =Egmond, arrived here last
Friday. He was accompanied by his
brother, John Smith, who IS intending
to spend a few days here visiting
frinnd s5: zass: s.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-03-19

2 Dear Doctor: Please tell me the
cause and cure Of rheumatism and
sciatica, and how to live to prevent
similar attacks. I am IS years old,
a farmer, thin in flesh and troubled
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preston that we are located In another
studio. but remember we are located
above Berknes terson's tore So
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-25
MAN TRIES TO KILL SELF
Found with Throat Slashed in
Hotel-Had Warned Lawyer.

\ man who registered as C A. Law
renee Of Yonkers, attempted 70 commit
suicide early yesterday afternoon in a
room at the Grand Union Hotel He
slashed his throat with razor. but failed
10 touch any of the larger veins. He was
taken 10 Bellevue Hospital and is expected
10 live.
In the hospital last night. the police
say. the man identified himself as Alfred.
W. Samson. fifty years old. of No. l95
Hopkinson avenue. Brooklyn He said
ne was an inspector of the Custom
House. and that he was arrested last
Monday night and arraigned in Essex
Market court and released on bail. He
said the disgrace OF the arrest SO prey ed
on his mind he decided to commit suicide
At the Hopkinson avenue address.
which is an apartment house owned by
Samson. IL was learned that he lived
there with his wife and his son War
rem and his bride.
The discovery of his attempt on his
life was made when f. 3. Bailey, a
LAWYER Of No 2l5 Montague street,
Brooklyn, telephoned the hotel asking for
word of Lawrence According TO Mr..
Bailey. he had received letter from the
man. saying he meant 10 take his life.
After Mr. Bailey's telephone message
employees to Lawrence's room. He was
found kneeling beside the bed with his
throat cut.