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Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
WORLDS NEWS IN
 CONDENSED FORM

TACOMA. Wash.-Tenders for twen- ty million feet of ties for delivery In England have been asked of North west mills by J. F. Neame X Co. Of London, through the firms local agent. The order will be placed after Janu- ary l.
 PARIS.-The we'll known Cafe Am ericain. near the Opera. which has been closed since the early days of mobilization, has been reopened.
 WASHINGTON. = General Villas forces have suspended their attacks on Ebano, near Tampico, and have concentrated their operations against the seaport of Tuxpam.
 KANSAS ciTY.-A wooden canopy over the walk for the protection Of pedestrians OF one side of the new Muehlebach Hotel crushed to the ground. burying nine men beneath the ruins. Three men were killed. Walter $. ~Ruber Dickinson. 70 years old. a monologist. and two workmen- DuouoIN. ili.-The Du9uoln Bank, wsta depaSifs estimayed at between | ss5o eco and, s4oo. 900 was closed.
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
Early Improvement in Treatment or Cargoes, Declares Seizure Has
 Aroused Much Feeling.

washington.-The State Depart ment sent a note to the British Gov ernment through Ambassador Page at London, remonstrating against the in terference to which the foreign trade of this country has been subjected since the outbreak of the European war. This document will be laid be- fore Sir Edward Grey. the British Sec retary for Foreign Affairs.
 1t is the longest and most frank communication sent to the British Gov ernment since the outbreak of the war and reviews in detail what are regard ed as the understandable annoyances resulting from Great Britain's asser- tion of her right to search and hold ships and eargees which she believed may ultimAtely reach Germany.
 It is pointed out that the good feel, ing toward England which prevails in this country is being more and more
 strained by the constantly increasing
 restrictions which the Government of
 that country has seen fit to impose up
 on neutral commerce.
 The note was carefully prepared Begun a month ago by Solicitor Cone Johnson, Counsellor Robert Lansing and Secretary of State Bryan, it has been finally reviewed by the Presi dent himself and it's phraseology re vised with care. While it is conceived | in a friendly spirit, the note makes | no attempt to conceal the fact tna' !, the United States Government VII not permit the rights which it's cltl | zens have under the law of nations tt | be infringed. This unmistakabie Ian | guage is in the nature of a warning | to France as well as England.
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
Appeal in Smith License Case

ne appeal has been perfected and
 nied with the county commissioners in
 'he case of the granting of Iiouor n. cehse to smiths cafe on South Man street The commissioners had hens rug Ill rutnam week ago last Mon. uay and after short deIiberation de oiueo that nr. smith was suitable person to have license and decided to k'"h' nim one. Lawyer J. F. CarpeD- Ter gave notice of appeal and according v statute Len days were allowed iu which to effect the appeal, which has 'een done. This will bring the matter 'eIore judge Of the superior conrt
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
tiiy Court Mann Judge

'iNe chses were disposed of f, ,,a.
 a"''" court Christmas morni,,.
 ie'ef Rooilliafd was sentenced ,o na,
 me of E and costs for in,ov;a'.,. p"s
 anu execution Of the sentence wac
 pended 30 days. "' sus'
 John Hoinolzek was cb..o,
 ssen'ihg push cart from the en,,aaaa o' the Windham County observar ,,s nad loaded some empty bread cases ,ae ~, ''e cart and was piloiing it dowp E,r, Havaa n.n rn. arrested by Sergeant nayes. The man said he did no, ,'"' - member anything about it. His easa was continued for 30 days.
 'oseph Feet, Stanick Kubststows,. and stanley Lysuk were charve,, ,.,,s breach of the peace and with sss.,''. A 's TWO other Poles. One Of the con claimed that the three me. e' upon himself and mpanion ana ave them beating. The otber moi, ess could not identify the me, saa ' ''' not remember anything except r ,e iact that he was hit by someone e ne three stoutiy denied that they P new the two men and that they haa 1T '''e .he assault They were dis e' arged D,
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
Prentice Place Sold

ine property owned by Mrs. Mimi,
 Goodwin of PittsfieId, Mass. on In,
 corner of Elm and Bullock streets. for
 years known as the Prentice place. bas been sold to Nazaire Peloquin of pot. nam who owns the Peioquin block on the opposite corner. The property con. sisls oi q large parcel of land ana a ,a'se two-tenement house fronting on r''ln street and small cottage house fronting on Bullock street. The place nas been spoken of as possible site for u'na'hs s new post office building ',hce protest was made against the l ,'e purchased by the government al ! ne corner of Grove and South Main l lfee1s which has held up the erecting the new building. tis not knowo 1a' the recent transfer fhas anything : uo wi'h the post office situation.
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01

ridge, !, uaS M \ 'l-----y-- war in the aosence of Secretary Garrison in Atlantic City, gave to the press the contents of a cable message from Francis Burton Harrison, the Governor General of the Philippine Islands, yir- tually confirming press dispatches sent from Manila recently that an insurree- tionary movement had been started in the Philippines.
 Until the War Department state ment on the subject was made no in- formation was obtainable here in re- gard to the disquieting occurrences re- ported from Manila to American news papers. Department officials had de- nied emphatically that they had any information to confirm these state ments. It was explained at the depart ment that the cable message from Governor General Harrison, giving a partial confirmation of the press re- ports, was of even date, and that until 1t was received the department was entirely without any advlces leading it to believe that there was any folln- dation whatever for the press dis patches telling of a threatened up- rising among the Filipinos and of in- cipient outbreaks in Manila and the vicinity.
 While Governor General Harrison l denies some of the press statements, l including the report of the discovery | of a plot to seize Carabao, Fraile, and | Corregidor Islands, in Manila Bay, and 1 of the disarming and Imprisonment or officers and men of native scout com | panies. he admits that an insurrection- ary movement connected with the Ri- | carte campaign" broke out in Manila, | but says that those concerned in 1t have been dispersed by the police. l Twenty men were arrested. The Gov | ernor General says that movements of a similar character occurred at Mayo tas. ten miles from Manila, where
 twenty of a party of forty men con | cerned in these movements were ar. l rested. Mention is made Of a futile
 effort by ten men in Laguna de Bay
 10 cause a disturbance. In concluding his dispatch MT. Harrison says that
 nobody of any standing or influence Is
 concerned in the so-called revolution
 ary movement, which he attributes te
 the leadership of man under sen
 tence for homicide who was out or
 bail.
 The formal statemnts follows:
 "On Christmas eve there was
 small and unsuccessful movement Il
 Manila connected with the Ricart
 campaign. Ricarti has for seyera
 years conducted from Hong-kong revo
 lutionary propaganda appealing to th'
 most ignorant classes of Fflipinos an' selling through his agents in the is lands commissions in his so-calie'
 army for sums f pm peseta to tel pesos (ten cents ssl five dollars). Dul ing the past thr4s months five of tn Ricarti leaders have been arrested an sentene si to four and six years, inelue ing Rieartis right hand man. t ha been regarded as a graft scheme UT der a revolutionary guise. but fror
 time 10 time aroIses exeitemer |, among the uneducatsd classes"
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01

fssasiss. asffl fflfi0Td Lucas, 10 years old, of 0x ford. Kan, was fatally injured when he was dragged across railroad tracks by calf he had "roped" while playing cowboy.
 Jimmy Sloan since 1902 Secret Service man at the White House, and a personal friend of Presidents Roose- welt, Taft and Wilson, was promoted to be chief of the Secret Service head quarters in Detroit.
 Colonel Goethals, Governor of the Panama Canal Zone, arrived at New York.
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
House Party c

I MT. and Mrs. si
 Church street, ent
 party Christmas nl
 evening there was punch was served. sent were: Miss B. Putnam, and her :
 brunn Of New York
 and Miss smith Of \ ; smith and wife,
 wiie, Mir. and Mrs. c. iic' . Misses Ellen sns, Miss Winnifred K Iorie Mar s''ysNfV- aIscd The ceiebra- B. tiay, June z7th. 's will march 10 5i.
 the morning where ,ial service. In the l be a musical and Ient. The commit- the arrangements is Charles Tstreaults Armand maenan. J. onin and Napoleon
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
NEWS IN BRIEF

Venezuela has formally proposed to An the neutral governments of Europe and Asia, as well as the two Americas. that a conference be held in Washing ton to revise or supplement the rules of international law respecting the rights of neutrals in the present war. re Beneficial results of the new welfare system introduced in Sing Sing prison gre already being shown, Warden Thomas Mott Osborne told members of the West Side '. NJ. c. A., in New York.
 William c. McAdoo, Secretary of the Treasury. left Washington to act as the representative of President Will son at the opening of the exposition at San Diego.
 Stanley Townsend, 27 years old. the champion all-around athlete of the Y. N. C. A., &f South New Jersey, was, drowned when his sneak boat upset near Atlanties City.
 The First NaNpnal Bank of Islip, L.. l.. closed it's doors after a run brought about by the disappearance of H. C.. Half, cashier, who later returned.
 Two negroes were beaten to death. and several white men were shot and wounded during race riotiag at Fair play, S. c.
 The number of marriage licenses i5- sued in Chicago in 1914 showssa de- crease of 916 below the total of last year.
 The lumber yards of the Pope & 'Cottle Co.,, at Chelsea, Mass. were de- stroyed by fire, at loss of s125,000.
 The American Red Cross has issued an appeal for funds for aid of the starving thousands in Mexico.
 Assem- blyman-eleet Charles w. Os- trom of Hobeken. N. J., announces he will introduce bill taxing all bache- lors
 The Belgian Relief Fund being col Iected in New York has reached the total of s7S7s5S.
 ,niral George Dewey celebrated 'ent h. E7th birthday. T passe fifty pound catfish was captured a' ~ -Dockhart, Tex. 'a II the city park lakes in New York ere thrown open to skaters. N Charles Blanchette of Aurora, Mich, -as N shot black fox whose skin is valued IT at $500.
 ( The Hoster Columbus Associated Breweries, of Columbus, Ohio, $12,- 100000 corporation has applied for a Teceivership.
 Percy L. Lawrence, president of the First National Bank of Crowley, La, was indicted on charge of embezz ling $60,000 of the banks funds.
 Argentine is spending s1,700,0o0 at the San Francisco fair or s1rlu of the mOSi idHouS or Annerfcan rnin.trels, died ir hospital at Lynn, Mass, after an op eration for appendicitis.
 Maine farmer who arrived at Bos ton with a shipment of coo Christmas trees found the market so poor that he gave the trees to the Salvation Army.
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
s~~ To,. ;. Diai
[ Office Notes

z Pst office had all mai = listmas gifts distributed ristlnas day and the of
 fe back 10 normal. Of
 Fas delayed mail and J were mailed late that in during Friday and I lcne pack kages were dis. ! Hiy. The Christmas II vas the largest the of. Alfiled, estimated at 20 1
 1n on any former year. Ifwhole will probably
 of an increase as the two weeks was light.
 Ind more pieces were
 1.-the receipts up to a , fne change in rates of 1,
 service. No com ( Fived and a feature i, d upon by the post I Ee unusual care with k Fad been wrapped as n order than ever be. el gre reported.
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
Celebrates Silver Auu;yerx,rv

AIe,,,a "a'y Norberta, formerly mis.
 oa, e',ma Bonneville of this e,,u '''ss
 ', celebrated her silver i,h;,s. 's' .
 rs,.,.'y ,,a m'fy's convent, Greenyills ss 2. 2.
 =. s. from this city attended a. a""
 der of 1a was received into the nr seve,a, nus m at Hartford in 1898, Fnr Na, Ma yess she was stafiona,,
 she wac "'nsA ''s cademy in this city ba, ,hsu vas 'atr transferred oo' s,'0 e,rs , a.1endi's ,the jubilee iron, 1ons ',, s''y were her parents. smr rom this antoine BonneiIIe; .he, ana Mrs siedefick 'and ,uvene D'o'ners' s'vesi also her sser m,s 'u their of Worceslv wi,s Edward ana and four dauste,. ner nus ''.a' and Anlolo ea.. .ss o,ise , olh Of Putnam. The ', snneville, s'a' ' Ves was s25 in silver. Y rom rela- '
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01

-I1 IS stated that the station at North GrosvenordaIe will sbow ons ~ .ne hnesi records of receipts from 'ie'sns during the present month of 2ny town between Norwich ana ,va,- n'er' due to heavy shipments of cos. t ana other materials for the G.os.
 prdaie Company.
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01

Gustav Svenson, a fsrr.
 t.,Sa,,i pson' sailed wedns,sy 'ss' sss
 asefpooi' England, and ii.to Tor VII w,ll make his way to Sweden posslo!e ,','ss av,a.'ses lie expects to en,., s,s'' alncuities in getting throue un.er ..sa, soasn asa on account of the war. u. .s wife died Dec. sth VT ~. .sse,'n'ned him to return to the He has turned his farm os| 2 ais son Gottfried who will live ,s With the other chiidren.
 Annie Aubin is at the pav Kin 'a'' hospital as the result Of ~, sc., @ xa'.. na''s costing near her house on ? ainut street when she bsoks.t,eS - ,..,
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
H John Steinberg of NorwaIk is Brought Handcuffed
 to Sixteen Year Old Son.

Bridgeport--A pathetic scene was witnessed in the Criminal Superior Court when John Steinberg of Nor walk was brought into court handcuff- ed to his 16-year-old son Attaches or the court cannot remember when a similar incident occurred in this city. The two were charged with burglary and horse theft and the story that was unfolded to Judge Howard J. Curtis indicated that the father entertained little love or respect for his son. The two pleaded guilty to the charges and the imposition of sentence in the boy s case was suspended and he was Sampson for one year and the father was sent to States prison for not less than two and not more than five yearcl The evidence submitted in court w3 to the effect that Steinberg left h wife to care for three small childro several years ago and for time livf with a woman in New Haven. JK. Steinberg, IT,. who was in court ,n- his father, was the sole suppoAv. the family and, according to MT. ance son, he was an exceptionally zoe DO, The Steinbergs found the
 for existence to be a hard " ," they were doing their bes ~" 'o along when the father return essen family during the latter psn whom vember Instead of tryinmce and comfort and happiness tonditions and children, however he lent must talks with his son, John. out to the latter that ap.a .hoh make money would be uable horse and sell it. a' ,usiness ipde- Id be so thor iould be so fa- New Hayen.-One ,ha h,s,nass l portant of the decis ,,~ | by the supreme c the case of Kiester. c"" uo 'uein' dao;sion of inc co,hing should hap commission, for thenty agent from status of the naturlme.
 those men who haAy that this CO., | oysters off so-callbe made perma- l beds lying along theoxys and as inc The Sealshipt Oy h,,si,ass ,bas., along few years s.,,as,r 1 title to those grour | H. Button. and u'c'e'ie' may "e' as l tried to keep off at nenehls anu au' 1 growers. The natua large organiza- they are called, too
 shell fish commiss-
 ihat s.'ss,as'' Mfs, nn',on ,, Court.
 company was tbssioh oi lhe SUI
 grounds. From thinday afternoon,
 CTS appealed to theesiding. Only
 Judge Holcomb for consideration.
 grounds in questisfce was granted
 the natural oyster,are sformerly of
 were open ground Moore on inc
 oss.e,s .'o Temperance. The
 ..ss.,o .sss'.-,,, ,c,,r. vttfed by Attorney
 ed the decision oit aoJouiheo ioi Liberts
 The ccd vho
 liberty st the saf IS III "o'ces<i
 Jefferson. en'.
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
Foreign

There will be no competition TOT the vacancy among the Immortals caused by the death of Count Albert de Nun. The academy has decided to reserve the vacancy for General Joffre.
 Nicholas Bawlf, owner of two ele- kator companies and known as the oat ing of Canada, was found dead in his < "a at Winnipeg.
 The American consul-general at Der
 shas arranged for American ships
 arry cotton to Germany in return
 Aerman drugs.
 collision of German hospital
 near Kalisz. Poland, 400 men
 filled and 500 injured.
 ssian officer who was decorat-
 ,apturing six German guns at Hates that eighty German pr1s- i,e women who had been fight trenches. rahe most suffering in any |. sslrope is now occurring in sh pie of Italian sailors accu- 'en 1 seaport of Albania |all to se Diet, having refused |ott solwmy increase. was dis tre SeEmperor. tn <s and Ag between the Villa neian V erasces is reported from # lr<-.
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01

luton Is forthe most lbars naio,a' j s"'' eastern s'l Windham coaaly who 9p's as 'ue "oman's Board and other o,,r, ~ o''s interested in the work in :, 'as funds and procuring proy,s,aas sa'ions "a kinds. Edward 4 Roaaa
 ea.' a,ooas'ock' a son of the late Henrv maae a,aasa ,,'a o' the New York Independe, e Of S20. eni'stmas g
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
Y Weddings
 t--Resoff

ing was soleninized Providence street. i. Den Miss Rosa Rosoff' "rcame the bride of Putnam. The cere- led by Rabbi Nathan nce Of a large gather yd frieads from Nor pringiield Hartford, Poster, Danielson and l hall was tastefuIly | kic was furnished by l A A reception and ha''Nptial ceremony. place \
 put outo
 toxicated ceity, and and arrested man Of
 - this ,
 H pas {
 1r. and [ mere ' home in [ theatref < the L. [, PaIY ' If.iety Officers {, cin society of this h ws: P aIsts' fry i q, q srsY Joseph s,, tsH' salfts tn ,t~1 felte. stl bbusesl sst'-e Du. of SIsss,sasaa ym.r .A' 's'eiss',s,,. vsss'
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
FATHER AND SON
 TRIED FOR THEFT

Knowlton M go., w. J. Bartlett, F. II ls Oonahue, Connolly Daj th lard x Clark, C. NJ Fl
 e~~ lSo,. ;. Diali
 I ld Prosperous NeNCf,
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01

to receive ihe ,ter iIenfy C. t and State ''sa' Hniellin- 'nede guests of 3 ofsl,en the 'sisirrn headed the rail- aisn Polnfret
 oved by the
 sid Fellows
 tesses will be 'ls and others. Frs will march
 third degree
 n large list 0
 bined lodges. 4 by a degree l Lodge. The ,pers and they ,ephanalia and siegree will be 1, and interest , enviable rep- i. prk. The af- lrgest ever at anization in
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
Exr-or1 n R11U1,e6 vao Our Show
GIST OF THE
 WEEKS NEWS Front Page Stories Retold In
 Paragraphic Form.
died at his home

inc be the salo to guls eGndM
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
U. s. WARNS
 GREAT BRITAIN Must Stop Interference with
 - American Commerce .sxs OUR POSITION IS SET FORTH
DUR POSITION IS SET FORTH

Note to Sir Edward Grey tr-f~*- 1u near the MouohanseIt .tsJl5 ssS-o o,,
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
Face Judge on Charge of Steal
 iinuo oa.H a Hoes'es.es -r-es'
@-manVNof ofhef lines of eo.

sndeavor, however, oy which | other communities may be materially benefited, and t Is Rops ',ssd ,slss ,,, HIN ss t..s, a sssr3
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01

1 Ben.
 Years
 . danc l will be { 1 ing coup
 music will
 organizatIc
 Rhode IsIa ways sure 0 The criterIoton five pieces. dancing is lily. 'he motion Is d s invited 10 tho eason in Unit patinee and nigh
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01

I .N.u tfA Wholesale Priees9 n.,- IL aI,nf figures have been ae. MI M Ii.N and itl impossible to give eofsss'
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
that Mrs. Buttons Facet
 1auitimate trans Ouil.


The Gcd Nho liberty st the saf is in Worcester Jefferson. veriI.
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01
FILIPINO PLOT A
 GRAFT SCHEME
Revolutionary Leader Was Sell
 ing Army Commissions

.,c -, .srs .ffrage feel' -"'D fire making great progress
Putnam patriot., 1915-01-01

, this state when it is rememberedI dI- .4l .a ,esala s5las 'pDSlS S,ss, 'sia.':
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-04-14
LAKE FLORIDA.

Lake Florida, April 12-Rev. and
Mrs. G. T. Moline and sons Ragnar
and Renaldo visited from Saturday
until Monday at the Peter Skoglund
home.
Mr.. E. Schodin and daughter, Mrs.
Nels Rodlund Of Gresham, Ore, are
visiting with relatives in this vicin-
ity.
Miss Ellen Skoglund assisted Mrs.
Chas. Peterson with sewing a couple
Of days last week.
Mr.. VIM. Harris and son, Sidney
visited couple Of days at the home
of the formers brother, Mr.. Edw. Har-
ris and family near Lake Florida.
Ida Nelson called at the VIM. Peter
son home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. P. Skoglund, Mrs. Ole Nygren
and Miss Ellen Skoglund visited Mon
day afternoon last week at the Dan
ielson home.
Mr.. R. Thorson intends to build a
new dwelling house on his farm this
summer.
Several of the Harris young folks
spent Sunday evening at the Skoglund
home.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-04-14
FAAlUN,

Fahlun, April s. Miss Florence
Bergstrom spent the week end at her
home in Willmar.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bengtson spent
Sunday afternoon at the c. A. Bengt.
son home in Whitefeld.
Walter Klint spent Sunday at his
home in Kandiyohi.
Misses Myrtle Felt and Hazel Bro
man returned to Willmar Monday al
ter spending their spring vacation al
their respective homes here.
Miss Hazel Johnson of Willmar Is
visiting with her brother, L. B. John
son.
Miss Luella Berg returned home on
Sunday after an extended stay at the
Gilbert Elmquist home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. Peterson and
family of Kandiyohi spent Sunday al
Elias Johnson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Klint spent Sun
day at the Elmer Johnson home al
Kandiyohi.
Arthur Holm of Kandiyohi spen
Saturday and Sunday at his home.
Carl Lindblad arrived Saturda!
from Helena, Mont, to attend the fll
neral of his father, J. A. Lindblad.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-04-14
Store Closed Monday, Tuesday ane
Wednesday, April 18th, 18th and 14tf
WILLMAR GIRL IN RECITAL
Miss Blanche MacNees to Appear in
This City April 28th.

Miss Blanche MacNees. who for some
time past has been studying at the
Northwestern Conservatory of Music
in Minneapolis, will appear in this
city in a voice recital, Wednesday
evening, April 2Sth. She will be as
sisted by John J. Beck, accompanist.
The recital will be given at the Opera
House, and admission will be so cents.
Following is the program to be given:
l. With Verdure Clad (Creation)..
2. (a) Solveig's Song ........ .Grieg
CO. Thou Art So Like Flower.
................ ..... CHADWICK
(c) Were My Song With Wings
Provided -. ...............Ha Hahn
Miss MacNees.
3. Wedding Day at Troldhaugen.
.................. 49,. Greg
Mr. Beck.
4. (a) April Morn .......... .Batten
CD Valley Of Laughter. .Sanderson
(c) Joy of the Morning. -. Ware
S. (a) Down in the Forest. Ronald
90 The Swallows .Cowen
(c) A Summer Song. .D'Hardelot
Miss MacNees.
6. (Les Cloches de Geneva. List
CO. Liebestraume -. ..... List
Mr.. Beck.
7. (a) Murmuring Breezes ...Jensen
(b) When Celia Sings. .Moir
(c) Laddie 80. .......... Thaye1
Miss MacNees.