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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09

V Zdr. drzavah Diva kakih de
set let. Govori slovensko in neko-
ike anglezko.
Ona jc stara "a let. Memo de-
kliSko ime jc Mary Krenker.
Je preccj velike in drobne po-
stave ter Grnih las.
Govori slovensko, nemSko in
anglezko.
Fantitka sta - prvi Rudolf,
star Z let in drugi Franc, star 5
let.
Oba govorita slovensko in an
gleiko.
Tukaj ia slika Yam predstav-
liza zeno in oba fantiGka.
Ako kdo Made to druzino, mai
samo stareiSega fanta vprasa.
On mu bOde gotoyo povedal,
kje so pustili svojega oceta.
Prosim cenjene rojake, ako KIDD
ia partck zasledi. mai mi blago-
vol spOrociti ma moi naslov;
Rudolf Pehar. Box 135
CGrona, Kansas.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09

Oh tega je tudi j. S. opustil sodno
pot, ola ne hi sprawl Sc druge de-
lavske druzine ia cesto. Delavci I!
lzprevidite vendar re enkrat, ka-
ko koristno hi bilo "a vas, da Sc
organizirate vsi, da potem lahko
zdruzeni zagovarjate svoje pravi-
ce in skupno nastopate "a svoje
interese. Ne dajte sc tako brez-
Bruno izkOriSeati cd kapitalizma,
da vas ma starost ne zadene uso-
da, kot je zadela j. s Eden "a
VSe' vsl IA enega, to VAN bod
sveto geslol
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09

BivSa moja soproga jo je dine
"a. julia t. |. popihala z nekim -
poprej pri meni stanujoGim Ant.
Gracerjem.
Pobrala sta mi yes denar in wee
drugih Stvari. Nzela sta 5 seboj
tudi cha moja fanticka.
Kan ST je podal omenjeni par
eek, mi nj znano.
cato prosim cenjene rojake,
ako 1--we kdo "a Nth naslov. maj
mi ga takoj naznani. "a kar dobi
tudi $500 nagrade.
tn YAM lie kratek opis:
Anton Gracar jc star "a let. do
ma IL Trebnja, okraj Novomesto.
Visok .ie nekaj cez Sest Ge%vljev,
crnega obraza. trcpalnico levega
oceSa ina nekako zatrgano in oko
Sc mu vedno solzi.
Najlazie ga je spoznati pc ME
govt komicni hoji, ker hodi tako
ma drobno. kakor hi incl V kole-
NH noge zvezane.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09
RaZnO.

Kapitalisticna brezsrcnost.
(Iz Stracic pri Gorici.) V tukaj-
snji tvornici je delal re Gez 32 let
j. :. IL Gorice. Dne 10. Julia l..
!. ga poklice ravnatelj ~tvornice
Preis k sebi in mu ocita. ia .je
pokvaril kotel bombaIa ter : TEN
napravil ''ubogi" tvrdki Skode
2000 do $500 X. Ker 81 je bill j. :.
svest. da nj on zakrivil Skode, jc
hotel ugovarjati. a nj mogel -
ker "a cnostavno nihcc mi poslu-
Sal No, ~-ravnateli "a. pa ie ven
darle potolazil' tako-le; "Ob
&. dobitc vase knjizico in pojdetc
proc" Ubogi delavec, Pc 32let-
nj robot so ga brez odpovedi
virgil ma cesto ne da bi preiskali,
kdo da je Skodo zakrivil. MOI
ina zeno in pet nedOraslih otrok.
Dobival je pc = X so V ma dan.
Seveda milijonarski kapitalistic-
III IIIlll III NNt 10 nc Sill DO
tvornica obStOjala brcz j. s. l.
bogi delavec je zahtcval, maj hi
mu izplaGali vsaj 14dnevno mez-
do. a dohil je odgovor. da to osta
ne V poravnavo Skode. Ko bi j..
S. tudi res bill krivec, ali nj S svo-
10 32letno robotO 70 zdavno pla-
cal to SkodO, ker tako napornO
delo paG nj placano 4 , X so vinar
jew ma dan. Koliko tisocakov 81
ie %nagrabila tvrdka 4 zulji ubo-
gega trpina j. S? Iakaj pa nj j.
5. nastOpil sodno pot? Ko je J. s.
vprasal svoje Sodelavcc. kdo cd
NTH hi prical MENU V prilog, je
dobil odgovOr. da vedo vSi, da
ina prav in da nj on pokvaril
bombazevine, vendar pa ne mo-
rejo iii zanj priGat - kcr Sc boje
ravnatelja g. Preisa. Ia gospod
ina namrec to lepo navajo, da
vsakega delavca, XII upa Unit le
besedico skodo tvornice, odpu-
sti brez odpovedi il sluzbe. cara
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09
Avstriia in Balkan

naJblizja Soseda. Ali ma Balkanu
Sc delaio, kakor da tega ne vedo.
pa poSiljajo svoja narocila indu-
StrlJi preko Avstrijc V NcmGijo,
y Belgijo, ma FrancoSko - le V
AvStrili ne oStane mic. Srbija je
n%arocila veGje StcvilO lokomotiv;
Scdemnajst Jill dobi IL tovarne
Liniie Hoffman, V Vr|atislavi. 20
u BorSigovc tovarnc V Teglu.
Franco>ko podjctje "a topovc
Schneidcr-C rcuzot uaprayi V Kra
g%ujevcu tovarno. V Bclgradu IL
Stanove nemSki in belgiiski kapi-
ta!iSti kozarno. V Monakovcm Sc
le uStanovila : Stirimi milijoni
~rromctnega kapitala parobrodna
dru5ba "BavarSki Lloyd. Hi bo
vozila p%etrolej IL Rumunije in bo
konkurirala Z DonavSko paro-
brodno druzbo. AvstriiSka indu-
Strija pa gleda, kako il jennie
tula konkurenca zasluzek izpred
nosa. &c pomislimo. kakSna .je hi
la g cas- avStrijska politika ma
pram balkanSkim narodom, ne
moreno reel ME drugega. kakor
da itak ne more biti drugaGe.
Grof Rerchtold hi 81 bill STEER la
hko miSlil. ce INA Sploh razmiSlja
Il o takih reGeh. da bodo indu-
stijske potrcbe po koncani vojni
ma Balkanu precei velike. Kar je
vojna u%nicila, bo treba nadome-
stiti. V osvojenih krajih DO treba
mvesticij. In militarizem Sc bo o.
CLASH : SvOjimi zahtcvami. Bal
kanski narodi bodO Steer vse to
tczko obcutili. ker Jill bodo indi-
rektni davki silno pritiSnili. Ali
;cga ne more prepreciti nobena
zunanja drzava. Dokler nimajo
ma Balkanu svoje industrije do
wolf razvite, bo V tuiini veliko "a
sluzka. Avstrijska Industrial hi
ga zelo potrebovala. In najbrze
bi Sic balkanske drzave raise V
blizino kakor V daliavo. &c i'm
ne hi bila soseda YES as nazaia
pesti. Previdna politika hi bila
to vpoStevala, pa ne hi bila odbi-
jala Balkancey. Zdai zanje Avst-
riga. kar ie sejala. Izgub seveda
ne no obcutil grof Berchtold. am
pax obcutilo Jill bo delavstvo. XII
nj krivo, da je bila avstrijska o.
flcielna politika tako brez glave.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09
Budimpesta.

Budimpesta. 10 sta Sc pred
kratkim diva voznika ma ulici Spr-
la. je astOpil sraznik Floriian Fl
Schl, da pOzve. zakai Sc prepirata
in da uraduje. Voznik Fran IA
raSz Sc je vmeSal naenkrat pa ga
le policist zabodel $ sabljo Y prsi
IN harasz Sc .je mrtcv zgrudil. Ma
mcStu Sc je zbrala velika mnozi-
HI je bila silno razburjena.
F1Schla je morale dcset drugih
policiStov Odpcliati, da so ca va
rovali ljudske jczc. Policist pra-
vi, da je Karasz prijel nicgovo
in da ie ravnal Y ~silobranu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09
Sfranka
vsLED TIsKovNIH NAPAK,
Xxi so bile v zadnjem osem meseenem
raeunu, prinasamo raeun Sc enkrat

osem mesecni raeun SLOW. Sekcije Jsz.
cd l. jan. do 10. augusta 1913.
DOHODKI:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09
Sc veterani MISC vec zaneslji.

vi patriotic. V Lomnici pri Bud
jevicah je bl V g|ostilniSki druzbi
veteran in ogn.jegascc ". Scholz.
' drulbi je bill tudi davcni ekse-
kutor Ant. Bouda. XII je izvlekel
med pogovOrom vojaSko niedaljo
ter dejal, da hi bill on pray tako
lahkO veteran kakor Scholz.
Scholza je to ujezilo in ie V svo-
j razburjenOsti hudo ~razzalil -
voJaSko medalio. Razzalitcv je
sliSal orolniSki strazmo.ister in ic
Seveda takoi ovadil veterana. O.
kroznO SodiSce V Budievicah je oh
Sodilo veterana Scholza zaradi
razzaljenia vclicanstva ma sedem
mesecev strogega zapora, poostre-
mega vSak mesec enkrat s postom.
kazen je res kruta - sedem me-
secev "a besedo. izgovorjeno V a
burJenOsti. MOI DO lahko premi-
slJeval V zaporu. da Sc pravi av-
strlJski patriot ne SINE nikdar raz
buriti. ker v razburjenosti lahko
izgovori kaj takega, kar ie ma las
podobno njegovemu najnotrajnej-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09

>emu p%reprtanju. XII pa Sc je pre-
vlcklo 5 casom I debclo plastic or
no-loltega n%avduScnia pod vplii-
vom raznOvrstnih ~prireditev I gc-
Slom Use "a dom in "a ccsar.ia"
; kakrSnimi naSi vladajoGi krogi
tako radi "farbajo" naivne "a
upljivc duSe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09
- Cloveske zrtve v drugi bal.

kanski vojni. CIoveSke izgube V
drugi balkanSki vojni so strahot-
ne. Koliko RE mogocc dosloi do
gnati, je izgubila srbska severna
armada 5000 do G00C MOI. glavna
Srbska armada $4,000 MOI Y hit
kah. tega ic Sc wee tisoc
MOI pOdavila kolcra. Grki so IL
gub1i l6 do Is tisot MOI. Use We
cjc so izgube Bolgarov. V prvi po-
lovici meseca Julia so odposlaIi
V bolniSnice okolo 10000 ranie-
Nth bolgarskih voiakov. - do 10
COO MOI ie pablo Y bitki oh Rrc-
galnici in armada generala Tvano-
va ic izgubila Y bitkah 2 Grki pri-
blizno 10000 MOI, poleg tega So
ujeG Grki 5000 voiaK6y. SkupHc
bolgarske izgube - ranjcnci i'm
mrtvi - znaSajo naimani 10000
MOI, srbske in grSke cd 80 do CO.
600 MOI. Crnogorske Gete. priblil-
no $1,000 MOI, XII So Sc boicvali s
Srbi. imaio 10 odstotkov izgub.
- Voine pomlajaio narode,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09

Ako aclite Slovenske gramofon-
ske ploSGe, Columbia gramofone
zlatnino in ~srebrnino, obrnite Sc
ma mas,
A. j. TERBoVEC & co.
P o. Box 25. Denver, Colo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09

Frank Petrich, tainik.
Ia nadzorni odbor:
Frank Podlipec, $. T.
FLIP Godina, 5. r.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09

Ali 81 je re vasa organizacija
narocila 100 iztisov Social.
sticne knjiznice", katere bodete
razdelili med nezavedne tovarise
ma prihodnji veselici. - Ako tega
Sc niste storili, skrbite, da Sc to
zgodi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09

topovi in puSkc vcdno. ia koloni-
aino pustOlOvSGino mad 10000 clio
veSkih zrtev, "a kapitalfticno ne
nasitnost ma tisoce pohablienccv.
ma tisoce vdov in sirot.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09
Listnica ~upravnistva:

u danaSnjo Stevilko ie prevzel
%uprayniSko mesto pri ''Proletar-
Gu Sodr. FIR. Petrich.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09
S~trahotna blanca.

bAAhAfSbs 'AlGNNAi
sodrugov y Italiji "Avanti''. pri-
naSa podatke o izgubah italians
Ike okupacijske armada, okroglo
100000 moI, cd napovedi italian
skO-turSke vojne V TripOlitaniji.
' teku - mesecev jc pablo V bit
kah 1882 moz, ranjenih ie bilo
1920; podatki o ostalih 10 mcSe-
9Th Sc manjkajo. Cd pocetka Vol
ne jc preteklo % mesccev in V
TEN tasu je zbolclo 1921 MOI.
mno@o cd tch so pOslali bolnc V
domovino. Ia boleznimi ie umrlo V
tenn casu 1858 MOI. Izgube znaSa-
Jo torej skupaj - mrtvi, r%an.jen-
81, oboleli 52.431 MOI. Pri tenn
preeledu MISC vSteti oni. XII so Jill
sprawl V poljske lazarete in Nth
stevilo bO precei veliko, ker ie sa
mo v Libiji mad 1000 postelj V la
zaretih. Razen tega manjka tudi
stevilo mrtvih in ranjencev il bo-
.jev zadnjih desetih mesecev, ker
sklenjenemu miru pokaio
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-22
BILL OPPOSES FROG CATCHING
p. n. Frye Introduces Measures
Saying They Are Needed to
Destroy Grassh0ppers.

Whether a croaking frog or a
grasshopper is the least desired by
the people Of Minnesota, is ques-
ton to be decided by the lower house
Of the legislature.
P. H. Frye yesterday introduced a
bill forbidding catching and selling
frogs in this state and their use, ex-
cepting for fish bait purposes. In
his resolution he says the grasshop-
per has long been a menace to the
farmer, and that the state has spent
thousands Of dollars in it's efforts to
destroy it. He adds that frogs are
the only agent for destroying the
grasshopper, and that because Of the
sale Of frogs for eating purposes,
they are rapidly becoming extinct in
Minnesota. He wants the legislature
to prohibit the catching of frogs that
they may assist in the determination
of the grasshopper.
Now the legislators have to decide
whether they are willing to forego
the palatable dish Of frog legs, sim
ply because it is held that frogs de-
stroy grasshoppers. A fight on the
bill is expected to be made Mime
apois Tribune.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-22
ATTEMPT to Ditch Train.

Passenger train No. 81, which left
Willmar 2 p. m. Monday for Sioux
Falls, miraculously escaped a ter
rible wreck. When the train reached
a point a mile and half from Holland
it run into a large brid dge timber
which had been placed across the
track, on an embankment of about
20 to % feet. Some evil-minded
person had evidently tried to ditch
the train. No damage was done ex-
cept to the pilot of the engine. The
train was running at full speed at
the time with Engineer Al Palm at
the throttle and H. P. Larson, fire.
man. The passengers on board be-
came alarmed, but were soon reas-
sured that there was no danger.
Special agents Of the Great North
ern are working on the case to ap-
prehend the evil doers.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-22
WEST LAKE NEWS

West Lake, Jan. 20-Lewis Ost-
lund Of Kerkhoven is visiting with
his sister, Mrs. Louis Evenson this
week.
Mrs. ". L. Aasen returned from
Colfax Sunday. She has been visit
ing relatives here the past week.
K. H. Moen, Of Sunburg called on
Charlie Carlson Saturday.
The young people had a dance at
the Ole Stai home Saturday evening.
Albert Elingson attended th e
dance at James Skaalerud's' place
Saturday evening.
Louis Evenson and Levi Ostlund
visited at the B. o. Bitterness home
Sunday.
Reigstad and Aasen repaired a
we'll for John Norman Tuesday.
Ed. Huseby and Ed. Reigstad were
Willmar callers Thursday and Fri
day Of last week.
Aug. Lindgren is busy putting up
his summers supply of firewood.
Oscar Hamre went to Brooten
Sunday.
Erick Roisum visited at the home
of his son-in-law, Oliver Skindelien
last Wednesday.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-22
Newly Elected Pastor Here

Rev. Joseph E. Liljedahl and wife
Of Valley City, N. Dak., who were
last week given a call to the Swedish
Lutheran Bethel church Of this city,
passed thru Willmar last Friday en-
route for Iowa and Kansas, where
they go to visit relatives. They were
invited to stop off here and prevail
ed upon to stay until the night train.
In the afternoon number of the
members of the church gathered il
the church parlors and an informal
reception was rendered Rev. and
Mrs. Liljedahl, and a pleasant hour
was spent. Rev. Liljedahl had not
received the formal call at that time.
Naturally it is not known what his
answer will be, but Fridays meet
ing convinced those attending that a
wise choice was made. And the un-
animous hope Of the church members
is that he will decide to accept.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-22
COnfictinu Dates.

By permission Of the fire chief part
of the new city fire ball was used to-
day for the place in which to do the
COW judging in connection with the
Farmers Short Course. Just as the
farmers had left the court house and
had come to the fire hall and the
lecturer was about to open his dem
onstration, a fire alarm came in and
the shrill tones of the fire whistle
were heard. The fire was in the wood
shed at John Dale's place near by.
"School" Of course had to adjourn.
But after the fire department had ex-
tinguished the flames and the excite
ment had subsidized, the "scholars"
all came back, took their seats again
and the instructor proceeded with his
lecture, stating that it was the first
time that he had made conflicting
dates with fire department..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-22
Willmar Hiqh School.

The state examination in Higher
Algebra was given Monday morning
at nine o'clock, and the one in Am
erican History Tuesday morning at
the same hour. Solid Geometry and
Civics will be the new subjects to
take their place.
Blanche MacNees was absent last
week Of school.
The Glee Club are practicing for
the institute evenings after school Of
this week. The high school chorus
and glee club will sing evenings at
the court house during the Short
Course week.
The American History students
were excused from school after their
examination Tuesday. Some Of these
students were allowed to attend the
Cooking department, Tuesday after
noon.
New books have been ordered for
the German II. class. They have re-
Gently finished the stranslations of
"1mmensee."
The game Saturday night between
the Willmar and Granite Falls high
school teams ended in a score of 80
to 10 in favor of Willmar. There
was lot Of scrapping in the deal
too.
The Seniors are all asked to have
their graduation pictures taken be-
fore Jan. 31st. This is on account
Of the senior annual which will be
published in a short time.
All offerings for the annual are to
be in before February 18th.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-22

Friday the subject of beef cattle
will be; treated from all Sides.
The class in Home Economics is
being conducted at the Industrial
building by Mrs. M w. Baker and
Miss Helen E. Hough. The attend
ance is=over seventy five and all are
having Han interesting and profitable
time; Tomorrow the subjects will be
salads and home nursing. Friday
the subject will be household man
agement. The sessions begin at l 80
p. m, each day. .-x
The most gratifying thing in con-
nection#with the short course is the
splendid success and good attend
ance of the Farm Boys short course
which holds its sessions in the Sci
ence room at the high school. There
are sixty boys enrolled and a great
deal Of interest is shown. One of
the instructors Monday was B. B.
Baird Of New London. Tuesday P.
e. ISturgis Of Litchfeld was one of
the teachers and today A. z. Are
hart Of Benson is here, besides N. E.
Chapman, the poultry expert and c.
L.. McNelly, the local agricultural di-
rector. Monday the boys judged
corn at=the corn exhibit in the Guild
hall and today they tried their luck
at dairy cattle Judging. Yesterday
they tested milk; tomorrow, they will
Judge hogs and Friday judge steers.
Tonight''s lecture will be by Prof.
D.. D.. Mayne Of the State Agricul-
ture school and will be one that ev-
cry one should turn out to hear, at
the court house.
Tomorrow evening the speaker will
be S. F. >Kerfoot, president Of Ham
line University and on Friday Supt.
Merica Of the Boys Training School
at Red Wing will deliver his lecture
on ttsThe Boy Who Goes Wrong" No
oneScan afford to stay away from the
lectures to be given by these eminent
men. Every lecture will be treat.
Music will be furnished at each of
these evening meetings.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-22
CROWDS GROWING
AT SHORT COURSE
To-day's Attendance Was Fine---Meetin2s Close
With DR.. Merica's Address Friday NIGHT.

The Farmers Short Course is in
successful session at Willmar this
week with a fairly good attendance.
On Monday, the opening day, the
weather was very cold which no
doubt put a damper on the first days
attendance, but the enrolment has
been picking up for each day with an
total today Of over one hundred fifty
in the regular farmers courses.
The poultry and horticulture short
course, which was to have been held
in the industrial building, is not being
held separate from the regular far
mer's course, as was the intention,
but instead these subjects are being
sandwiched into the program at the
regular sessions in the court house
The instructors in. this department
are N. E. Chapman, the we'll known
chicken man; F. H. Gibbs and our To-
cal horticulturist, c.. c.. Selvig, and
some splendid talks and demonstra-
tons have been given.
Among the speakers Monday and
Tuesday were F. B. McLeran, on the
subject Of dairying, and C. E. Brown
substituting for O. M. Olson who was
hindered from coming on account of
sickness in the family. The subject
was "Potatoes, Glover and Corn"
and was handled in a fine manner.
Mr.. McLeran was the speaker in the
evening and made a splendid address
on the subject of Opportunities for
the Young Man on the Farm"
A. M. Mcclure, missing the train,
was not present to deliver the eve
ming lecture as advertised but his
place was ably filed by N. E. Chap
man who spoke on the subject of
farming, past, present and future in
Kandiyohi county. zsz... ~ s.zz...s.....s
Today was the day Of the dairy
COW. Prof. R. M. Washburn has
been her champion and made some
good practical talks. At the city
fire house he gave practical demon
tration on the judging Of the dairy
type, Mr.. Hurst Of the state farm
having given the use Of four Of his
herd and CLAUS Anderson his young
Holstein bull calf for that purpose.
c. c. Selvig made practical de-
monstration on grating yesterday at
the court house and today did prun-
ing.
Tomorrow will be hog day and
will be in charge Of L. E. Potter and
DIR. W. L. Boyd, subjects to include
breeding, feeding, summer pasture,
cholera and bovine tuberculosis
demonstration.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-22
.H|OLMQUISI HERE
MONDAY NIGHT
Advance Sale Of Seats Now On
At Elistrum's Drug
{.
Store.

Gustaf Holmquist, the famous
singer of Chicago will appear at the
Willmar opera house next Monday
evening under the auspices of the
Swedish Mission choir of Willmar.
He will sing selections in English,
Swedish and Norwegian, which will
all be thoroly enjoyed. He will be
accompanied by Mrs. J. F. Dahl of
Minneapolis, who will also contribute
numbers on the program.
The prices for admission have
been fixed at $1.00, 75c and soc.
Seats may be reserved at any time
at Elfstrum's; drug store.
Grand Forks: Rolling in Foaming
Billows,' is one Of the greatest bass
solos ever written, and Mr.. Holm
quist sang it with a perfection which
is only heard once in life time.
The audience scarcely breathed from
the beginning until the last note died
away.
Chicago Record-Herald: Mr..
Holmquist has more than a good
voice. He has intelligence, musi-
cianship and a perfection Of poetic
things.
Chicago Examiner: Mr.. Holmquist
is the possessor Of a deep bass voice
which has uncommon range. In the
higher register it resembles bari
tone Of fine suality. He sings with
musical taste, evinces fine discrim-
ination for tone quality and phrases
in scholarly fashion.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-22
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Winners Of Corn Prizes.

At the corn exhibit held here yes
terday in connection with the Far
mers' Short Course the judge awar-
ded the prize as follows:
l0-Ear Yellow Dentist, NJ. 0.
Flesland; End, David Swenson; 3rd,
John Ahlstrom; 4th, John Wicklund F.;
5th, F. R. Hamilton.
10-Ear White Dent list, John
Ahlstrom; End, Andrew Eastlind
3rd, Albert Johnson; 4th, Fred Nor
ling; 5th, John Wicklund.
Bushel Lots Any Variety list,
John Ahlstrom; End, Edwin Norling;
3rd, NJ. 0. Flesland, 4th; John Ahl-
strom.
Boys 10-Ear Lot-1st, John ALL
strom, Jr.; End, Albin Norling; 3rd
Paul Norling.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-22
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Dovre, Jan. 20-A surprise party
was given on Mr.. and Mrs. Hildus
Estness lately by twenty of their
young friends, and a purse Of money
as left as a memento.
Last Tuesday, Mr.. Herbert Bjork
left for Sheyenne, N. D., after spend
ing some time at his parental home
near Long Lake.
c. c. Birkeland spent couple Of
days in Minneapolis last week on a
committee meeting.
Theodore Dengerud has bought the
farm owned by Mrs. Kare Skutle,
west of his home.
Ole Dengerud who has been i'll for
some time, is at present staying at
the hospital receiving treatments.
Mrs. j. F. Walker and children are
visiting with her cousin, Mrs. Mar
tin Flateboe. .
Carl Holseth spent several days in
the cities visiting with his brother
and other relatives and friends.
The Western Dovre Y. P. S.. was
quite well attended in spite of the
cold weather. -, ~.
Mrs. C. c. Birkeland came home
from Benson last week.. While there
she learned that her eight year old
nephew, Chester Amie, who has
spent three summers at the Birke-
land home, had picked up lost car
fridge, which was loaded with nitro
|glycerine. Thinking it was empty,
he started to grind it on a wheel and
it exploded. He was taken to the
hospital and later taken to Minneap-
oils to the Swedish hospital and his
left eye; and a part Of his forefnge1
on his left hand had to be removed
-Four pieces of copper had lodged, II
his eye. s..
Mrs. Engborg and daughter Selma
made a call on Mrs. Birkeland YES.
terday afternoon.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-01-22
A Ministerial Association.

A ministerial association has been
formed among the pastors Of the
city, which may be extended to in
clude clergymen Of the county gen.
orally. The officers are Rev. C. E.
Oberg, president; Rev. L. W. Gade,
vice president; and Rev. A. J. Ost-
ling, secretary and treasurer. The
aim is the fellowship Of the churches
and the general good Of the commun-
ity. There were several committees
appointed. The association will meet
on the first Monday of each month.