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Willmar tribune., 1914-04-29
Rt. /, Spicer, MINI.
(Paid Adv.-$5.OO-By Candidate.) }
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,

TO the voters of the Second Commls-
siOners District of KandiyOhi County,
comprising the Townships of Norway
Lake, Colfax, Lake Andrew, Mamre,
Arctander and Dovre, in said county.
I hereby announce myself as a candi-
ty Commissioner from said district and
respectfully solicit your support both in
the primary June Is, 1914, and at the
general election next fall.
If reelected I pledge my best efforts
to faithfully discharge the duties of
said office.
Sincerely yours,
o. S. REIGSTAD.
Willmar tribune., 1914-04-29

GREAT REDUCTION
On toilet goods at EImquist's Jew
elry store, Benson avenue,
Willmar tribune., 1914-04-29

The Bank Of WiIImar has now in
stalled savings department. We
would like to see every child in town
and help them get started with a saw
inQs account.-AdV.
Willmar tribune., 1914-04-29

Becker's Electric Weld Soldering
Wire Mends Granite Ware. adv.
Willmar tribune., 1914-04-29
Political IAnnOuncenlon


(Authorized by the candidate. D.. F.
Minnesota, and for which he has paid to
this paper the sum Of 5000
ron COUNTY C01l1usSIoMEB.'.
To the Voters of the Fourth Commits
sioners District Of Kandiyohi County:
Having been urged by number of
the voters to become a candidate for the
Office Of county commissioner from my
district, hereby respectfully announce
my candidacy and ask for the support
tion to be held June Is. 1914. I assure
you that If elected I shall fulfill my
duties to the best of my ability.
Thanking all my friends for any fav-
ors they may show in my candidacy. /
D. F. SENEcHAL.
(Paid Adv-$50O-by Candidate.)
FOR COUNTY C01QQS61ONER.
To the voters of the Fourth COmmis-
sioners' District of Kandiyohi County,
Minnesota, comprising the Townships
Kandiyohi, tennessee and Harrison;
and the Villages Of Atwater and Kandi-
yohi in said County,
I hereby announce myself as candi-
date for reelection to the office of
County Commissioner from said Dis
trict, and respectfully solicit your sup
port at the Primary Election to be held
June 18th, 1914.
If re-nominated and reelected, I
pledge my best efforts to faithfully dis
charge the duties Of said Office.
Yours respectfully,
HENRY BOESE,
County, Commissioner 4th District
Willmar tribune., 1914-04-29

Tribune Wants Only one cent ! word
Willmar tribune., 1914-04-29
THE NEW TIME TABLE
ARRIVES.

Arrival and departure of trains at
t1o Uy;11yo,op Ckor
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-07-10

River Power Company, or It's sue
cessors or assigns, shall file with
in ten days from the date OF the
passage hereof. a new bond condi-
toned as provided in Section 10
as hercinbefore amended, which
said bond shall be approved by the
Chairman of the Board Of Trust
ees and the Village Attorney.
Passed this 2Oth day Of June.
1914.
Approved this % day OF June,
1914.
a. /. MCMAHON,
Chairman Of the Board OF Trust
res OF the Village Of Shoshone.
Attest:
Harry w. Anderson. Village
Clerk.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-07-10
ONE HITCH IN OPERATION
OF sHosHoNE WATER WORKS

what played the mischief with the
flnsrisg plant on July a supersn-
icnden, Miller worked an day sunday
70 find out ana remedy. The plant had
not then been fenced in and some
meddiesome body frightened up one ~
the valves 20 tho sticking point
So far along ne system has worked
70 perfection. with this BRIEF auspen-
sion excepted The water supply %
shoshone iF an that could De desired.
% Be- the aim % everybody 20 maln-
tain the ayrfm in iis perfeetion,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-07-10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received
by the Idaho State Highway Com
mission at the office of the Sec
rotary, Boise, Idaho until noon
/ July 5lst, 1914, for the construc-
ton of portions of proposed state
highways as follows;
Lincoln County.
From Richfield via Pagari to
the Blaine county line, about l51l
miles.
This work contemplates the con-
struction of roads of the earth.
sand-clay and gravel types, the ex-
tent of which will be designated
Approximately upon the plans and
profiles. Separate bids are re-
lquestcd for the general grading
work and for the bridges end Gull
vert Bids must be submitted on
the proposal forms furnished by
the state highway engineer and for
each specified division of the work
bid upon. No bid will be consid-
cred for any portions of said high
ways less than one mile in extent
Maps. plans, specifications and
estimates may be seen and pro-
posal forms obtained at the Office
OF the state highway engineer,
Boise. Idaho. and also at the ~aice
Of Thco Turner, Chairman,
Highway Commission. Pos
Idaho. An individual set
and specifications will be fui
ia bidder upon a cash depos
$500 for each contract; sa e.
lposit TO be refunded upon the -
turn OF unused plans and 81
cations.
Each proposal must be az
panied under separate cover. i
certified check in favor Of the 81
highway commission on some bs
in the state Of Idaho for the su
Of ; per cent Of the amount of the
bid The bidder 20 whom a con-
tract is awarded will be required
to furnish an acceptable bond in
a sum equal to the amount Of the
contract. The Commission re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids or TO let the same in part or in
whole. Theo. Turner, Chairman !;
w. l.. Clifford. Secretary.
Dated at Boise, Idaho. July 9th.
1914. Jul 1921.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-07-10

Those interested in violin, meet
Mrs. Quereau at parlor of McFall
House Saturday July II. between
/ 80 and f. Also teachers interest
ed in ''IIow to Teach Reading in
Public Schools" and others for
dramatic coaching.
Wizard Fertilizer is FOR Lawns. or
chards. Flowers. Gardens. and Fields
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-07-10

Joe w, Wheeler will leave in a
few days for Bingham county,
where he will spend a few DAYS
collecting automobile license fees
for the state, lie has been given
charge Of eighteen counties in the
southern part of the state ia which
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-07-10

Notice ne ehy On that Arziha
trrah. of ithos me, Ida h o,
assignee 81 James A. McMur-
rim. who on April 80, 1905. made Desert
Land Entry. st55 serial No. oS3S6. FOR
SEN swA, SWA sen Section rs.
MEN NWA. Section 10. Township
south Range rs East. Boise Meridian
has filed notice OF intention 70 make
final proof, 60 establish claim to the
land above described. before Frank T.
disney. u, 5. Commissioner. at Sho-
shonc. Idaho. on the srd day 81 Au-
gust. 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Jacob T. Rocsaler. Wilson Welch.
william j. Wallace George J. Rocss-
Ter. an 81 Shoshone Idaho.
j. r. WILLIAMS. REGISTER.
IN Wizard FsrtlIlzer use only 8 TIE
usual amount OF commercial Fsrgn-
iaor.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-07-10
NOTICE OF SHERlFFS SALE
ON FORECLOSURE or LIEF

Idaho Irrigation Company. Limited, 9
corporation Plaintiff, vs.. }. }. Curry
Defendant
UNDER AND HY VIRTUE Of an
order OF sole and decree Of foreclosure
ISSUED out OF the District Court of the
Forth Judicial District, state of lda-
no. in and for the County Of Lincoln,
on tha gath day Of June. 1914 In the
above entitled action, wherein Idaho
lrrigaiion Company, Limited. corpo-
ration, the above named plaintiff, OBJ
tanned "A decree against j. j. Curry. de-
fendtnt. on the Goth day of April. 1911,
which said decree was recorded In
Judgment Book 2 OF said Court. at page
t6l. / am commanded to sell all that
certain lot. piece or parcel of land sit
uated IN the County Of Lincoln. state
Of Idaho. and q certain water right
and bounded and described as follows,
to-wit.
The North West Quarter (n.wHn
OF the South West Quarter (s.wN)
OF Section Thirty Two (39), Township
six C6) South Of Range nineteen O9)
East Boiso Meridian. containing forty
(i0) acres. more or less the same be-
ing situate in Lincoln County state
OF Idaho
The water right to bee sold as an APP
rurtenant 70 said land Is described as
that certain water right sold and con-
vcyod by the plaintiff herein TO said
defendant. John j. Curry. on the 81
day OF November 1909. under a writ
ten contract 60 be used upon. and be-
come dedicated ana nppurteuant 60 the
lands hcrtinboforc described.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. that
on the 81 day OF August. 1914 az $500
O'Clock II NJ OF that day. Ia front 90
the Cnnrl Hnnae Door IN tho Nlllnne
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-07-10

he must 60 and look after those
persons who have failed to pay
their auto lcenseSeav->-s
Miss Blanche Ciwin is working
in the county treasurer's office.
Fred Clark Of Salt Lake City
was in Shoshone Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-22

their souls with courage. Some OF
them. still sane enough. despite their
terror. for sustained consecutive
thought, have turned 70 the uses OF
war their unique talent French
women. the most skilled aviatrices
Of the world. are planning a cam
paign OF the upper air. They will be
scouts and warriors OF the skies.
VIII such an appalling disaster over
take them as befell the German avi-
ator. who. flying above Liege. was
attacked BY Belgian aeronaut. who
cut his aeroplane to pieces and sent
his body hurting through space TO
the feet OF a group Of the women OF
Liege? Ordinarily these women OF
Liege would have screamed and COW
cred their faces at the crumpled
horror. But the dispatches say that
these women laughed. that one Of
them spurned the broken body with
her foot. that one. a young girl and
beautiful. hanCee OF a Belgian off
Ger. ran 90 her home 20 bring a knife
20 mutilate the limp. helpless thing
that i've minutes before had been an
enemy. To was the Belgian officer
himself. according 90 the story,
which g. reasonable in the light OF
the unrcason Of women Do war. Who
prevented her from carrying out her
hideous plan. 10 illustrates the
truth that though On the planning for
war men are more cruel. lu the car.
rying out Of war women exceed them
IN cruelty
n England permits the enlistment
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them into the crime OF man slaugh-
ter: for war Is only manslaughter on
a larger scale. II Is not in the ma
ture OF the normal female human
deliberately 20 plan the taking OF
human ne. In the breast that has
nursed mankind there lives no thirst
for killing when a woman kills Il
Is In defense OF or In guarding some
thing she holds dear In o word. she
Is frightened into fo-ocity.
In the consciousness OF the women
OF Servia and the MontsneErin
women there Is an obsession that by
Joining the army they wil double the
Fighting force OF the countries that
are threatened with extinction.
Fright AZ thought OF what may bU.
fan their country and themselves n
undefended. or n inadequately de-
Tended. has driven them FOR the time
insane. The female patriot Of Ger
many has visions in the stiffness Of
the night Of her great. clean. calm.
strong country being spoueed out OF
existence. % being removed from the
slate OF Europe. sacrificed 90 num-
bers. as was Poland Those visions
hRve maddened her 10 the point OF
hEhting. killing. mutilatinE while
the red mist ~ rage is before her
eyes. The French women are
afraid. They fear the menace Of the
mailed Oct which Wilhelm Of Ger
many once placed in a phrase. but
which he has now raised 10 strike
Trembling before that mailed fst.
the French women have Inflated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-22
A servian Mother Saying Good Bye to Her Children
Before Going TO War.

France. Some OF those Germans.
who passed the forts at Liege only
10 die In the dust OF the highway.
were started on their terrestrial
journey by bullet sped by a flaming
eyed Belgian woman. Russian
women. who played brilliant parts
as spies. are now clamoring for a
place IN the field. and those acquaint-
ed with the subtleties OF the fem
mime Russian. which are without
number. expect 20 see her figuring In
the great engagements.
Women are not natural combat.
ants. They do not rush into war for
wars sake. They are without the
blood lust that makes nghtlug a Joy
for fghting's sake. They viii fight
only In desperate straits. and then
only for their honor. their children.
or the existence OF their country.
Standing az one OF these last bitches.
however. they fight with the ferocity
OF tigers They do battle without
rule or reason and 20 tho death An
Englishwoman. who f. eudeavoring
20 organize a company Of women for
military training. said that she did
not fear that they would not fight.
but the fear was that they might
fight too fercely They are the
most cruel OF combatants. when they
80 far overcome their native woman
~ gentleness as 20 enter into com
bat.
A soldier OF experience said that
he would rather fight a company OF
male soldiers than one woman sol
der. lie explained that woman is TOO
resourceful IN the. matter Of weapons.
War transforms woman Tor the time
into a beast KiplinE pointed out
that the female OF the species a. more
deadly than the male. referring 10
her. without doubt. IN her fighting
phase. In moments OF the widest
e1citation. induced by war. she has
surpassed any OF the atrocities ever
committed iu the name OF war BY
men. There Is for the horror Of ma
tons tho incident OF that campaign
in the Netherlands by the Spanish
amy, when the Dutch women cut
ont the hearts Of captured Span
iards and flung them across the
walls Of the cities IN the face OF the
approaching army
Women are instinctively afraid or
a mouse They will fee from %.
climb upon a chair and scream. Yet
there Is record 81 che bravery OF
1000 Boer Amazons who fought on
the firing line and ia fNa freurrrr NJ
spion Kop and LadyEmith
An eve witness tells Of fourteen
women who fought beside their hus.
bands. Eutrenched in one position.
they held % against "a British force
with Incredible bravery Fifty Of the
British soldiers. With their hay0nef1
fixed, charged the intrCrClmert The
Beers crawlcd over the carfHW1rks
10 meet them. and while tho women
covered them with their shooting.
tried with the butts OF their rifles t0
disable tho British. Before the eyes
A soldier 81 experience said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-22
There Were Submarines Hundreds of Years AGO

T. book soon 20 be published Professor 81 = Tour.
nour N Deppe. France says that submarines
have almost as hoary past as aor0pianos. which,
az is wen known involve ideas that are centuries old
The result Of hs researches has proved that srh
marines we're built early the beginning OF tho
seventeenth century The origin OF the invention u.s.
older all Aristotle tells how Alexander the Great
made of submarines during tho siege Of Tyre
more than 900 years before Christ
Drchman named Cornelius Van Drobbsi as,ounded
London in 1920 with submarine that held twelve
oarsmrn and some passengers. among whom was King
James g.
Previous 90 this. in 1898 monk suggested the idea
hat ship ho constructed o. metal AL 90 be- water.
Irf and able fo resist tho pressure of water 10 a
tno FoIum" nl water displaced DO could Fo wheels 40
f"n bottom uI te water Or else fnI beneath tho
face Ny means OF oars Hr a1d Tho necessary AGRA.
Ton. Hn aurrrafef could Do established ty means 81
uafrrfIEht leather fIhnH which could also n
means of communication with tbe outside
He also euErcefcd other means 90 constructing sub
IFHfa Received
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-22
Because,
Explains
PsychOIogy,
They Only
Fight When
the Existence
of Their
Homes and
Their
ChILdren Is
Threatened
with
AnnihiLGtiOl
as In the
Present War

OF their wives every one Of the
Beers was run through and pinned
20 the earth by bayonet Not one
OF the fourteen women widowed in
that bloody engagement screamed
or tainted. All fought as silent
turies.
A British survivor Of the battle
said Il was like fighting with a mute
Wild cat. II had taken FIVE minutes
20 kin the men. The women fought
for half an hour. no one OF them
crying quarter. and. when the Brit
ish soldiers wiped their bleeding
faces and tried 10 mend their hope
lessiy torn clothing. not one OF the
fourteen widows had survived her
husband Two days later. when the
British retired across the Tugela.
twenty-eight corpses. fourteen men
and fourteen women. we're found
within a radius Of one hundred feet.
their bodies crimsoned. their faces
set in the grim lines OF battle. ana
the grimmest OF the faces were
those Of the women.
A Boer girl. seeing her twin sister
shot down by an English OFFICER. her
self snatched hts sword and ran n
through HIS body. The sight % the
girl fury standing over his body.
hacking II as though she were cut.
ting log Of wood for a kitchen FIRE,
stopped the onslaught OF the British
NnWnn eli al
gripped IN her stiIenlng hand, heap
Ing curses on the English
These examples OF feroclty IN bat.
tie are not exceptional They are
Characteristic OF the woman al bay
by nature compassionate. when she
turns cruel. her cruelty has no
limit II is one Of the paradoxes Of
human nature that the gentle sex
becomes under one condition the
cruellest That state IS the state OF
extreme war. Not a political war
Not a war o. diplomatic hair-split.
ting or schoolmaster technicalities.
but one that threatens the sanctlty
OF her person. the lives OF her chill.
dren. or the existence OF her country
Digging through the stratum Of
undeniable fact that women a. the
cruellest Of soldiers when at the last
AANNNf nave ANANu NNh supporting
stratum 81 reason to be that in war
her nature o. transformed. TLat. too.
II evident Ga the reports o. every
battle In which Amaz0ns have en-
gagged. But why do the gentlest Of
human beings become the most saw
agc2
In part because nature fs an eN-
tremist. sending the pendulum swing
INK from gcntleuess 90 feroclty as
from night 20 day. from Summer %
Winter
But DO is my deduction that they
are the most ferocious OF warriors
because they are impclcd by an In.
sanity of fear. They nght frantically
because they have lost their heads
Terror has driven them mad 10 has
made them utterly reckless OF conse-
quonCes. FrEht has made them dos-
pcrHts with an awful desperation
The spirit that leads women into
war is the same as that which leads
ers Recently Formed In China
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-22

windows and Fat floor suitable for passengers How.
ever the form OF a nsh ne recommended as tho most
ioeca and convenient The siip would be able 90 70
backward or forward without turning The propulsion
could be obtained by wheels or BY ordinary oars
Leather machines for aEatinE and purifying The air
would be necessary Lighting would be obtained from
phoarhorescont bodies and tho direction learned by aid
% the compass.
10 be practical 90 certain decree IN 1887 ship with
twenty cannon, eighty sailors and many bags Of
money board blow up and sank IN the port Of
Dieppe. Three years later Frcnchman. Jean Barrie
called Pradine. built according 20 the old monks ideas
submarine with which he promised 20 rescue the
bass Of gold aud silver from the wreck and possibly
some pieces of artillery.
The Government guaranteed pradne the privilege %
working on The faak Tor twelve years authorized him
90 collect and appropriate -hr iron and other things
That The lost chip contained and protected him
while working With an armed force. Tho great Pascal
then little boy. was an eyewitness To- these expert
mcnts ~ praduc. which carried on ul 1850 eth
ultimate success
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Historic Bohemian Magazine
o tn Invading Turks Painting A zGk

OF women. every fair soldier OF them
Will be as mad as the maddest mill
tant Il viii not require the sight OF
Mrs. General Drummond leading her
army upon the Houses OF Parliament
TO set loose the fighting devils that
slumber in the breast OF the gentlest
woman. Fear OF the enemy viii re
lease imprisoned hatred. and hatred
will run amuck into murder and pill
lage
The Russian? Scratch a Russian
and you will reveal a savage. The
Tartar blood rises 20 the highest
food in the women OF the Russian
Empire.
All women are more elemental
than men. Farther removed from
the plane Of logic. they are more
prone TO extremes Women are ma
lures radicals.
myself saw a husband and wife.
both IN the uniform OF the servian
army. bid farewell 10 their eight
children. They ordered the little
ones to sal &c. and when one. the
littleSt instead wiped away his
tears with the back OF his hand. g
was HIS mother who berated him for
oOwardlce
10 o. fitting that war should be
represented not by a mailed FIST. nor
by man IN armor. but By a woman.
a female fury maddened 70 her work
oy the deepest motive for crime
whether the single crime OF murder
or the Wholesale crime Of war-the
motive OF fear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-22
By DR.. Hans Huldricksen
the Eminent swedish P.ycAoIosist.

hnc A-minent SWedish fsychoieEtst.
TTHE most significant inulcstlon
OF the final and catastrophe
nature OF the present world
war IS that women are everywhere
reported TO be preparing 20 take part
in H. Many OF them have already
done so.
This means that the nations IN.
volved are struggling for their very
existence. when such crisis Is
reached. that half % the nation
which IS normally unmnitary but
which has az least as grea. a stake
in the country as the other half. is
drawn IN This IS -ths last ditch"
stage OF warfare. Then the most
terrible extremes OF human savaEery
are reached. Woman In war IS IN
credibly cruel. for she throws aside
all reason and hghts simply with IN
stlnctive fury.
Hundreds OF episodes can be cited
rom history showing the reckless
ferocity with which women have
fought IN war. The instance Of
Countess zriny. who blew up her
castle and herself when the maraud-
Ing Turks had entered IN its walls.
j. typical OF many medieval occur
ences. Napoleon's soleiers IN Spain
we're resisted with mad fury by tho
Spanish peasant women. and for that
reason he never effectively con
quered the country. In proportion.
as women make their appearance IN
the present conflict. viii its ferocity
be determined.
The English militant suIragettes
have declared a truce IN their own
war with established conditions. and
some OF them have announced their
readiness 70 go to the front to fight
ior the country they have for years
pestered and under the Leadership Of
tho officials they have heckied.
Numbers OF Servian women have
enlisted. az they did IN the late Bal
kan war. under their battle -tattered
flag. The MonteHegrin women are
eager 10 hght for their country. The
German women are actively preDar.
ing FOR war. French women
at present. barred collectively.
are trying Individually 20 slip
into the French regiments dis
guisad a. men. Fleets % aero
planes in charge % skilled avia-
trice8 are being organized IN
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Regiment Of Women Soldiers Recently Formed in China
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-13

the British Museum, never fails to excite the
hveliest interest at the rare intervals at which
1t is exposed to public view
One OF the most interesting and remarkable
OF all these doll-size books is an exquisitely
Illuminated copy Of the Koran in Arabic. Bound
in soft red leather, over which an iridescent
golden glaze has been laid by some process OF
the Far East its tiny octagonal pages measure
only 46x42x1O miimeters. The last dimension
less than one-third of an inch-represents the
thickness. and when 1t is remembered that the
Koran is about as long as the New Testament
and contains LA chapters, the painstakng skill
which yilas produced this miniature copy may be
appreciated