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New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

Arrived.
Cristobal Sept T-Coya tBrl New York and nor
folk FOR Valparaiso. cts Of Bombay iBr' Ne"
ArcLsnse Sent 2"Czari,za RUSS, New York
Bristol sept Bristol City tBrD. New York.
Glsssov sept 6-ruscanis l'r), Ne" 1o'H VIA
IiyeryaIi.
London sept 7-Mel,souler (Brl, New York
llaYrc. sept 3-Cairnhill (Br). New YORK . -,
barcelona Sept l-H.rpssu' (BD. New YORK via
Arehans. Aug ls-Irtysh Russ. New YORK via
suez, sept 6-Esremont Castle tBrl. Yokohama via
Col0mpo f0r Boston and New York
st Thomas. SEPT tijuana tBr) from Dcnersrsl'
Pernambucc. Sept 6-Acu BRAD from Santos)'
AleIsndria Sep, 6-Aziec tNorl New York.
NsnrlI..t.r SEPT 6 B0yic OI,rl. New YORK
Montcviico sept san Frsncisco Rrl. New YORK
Clyde :; .pf g. -Meming tBrl New horh -,
Gibraltar Sep, st Veronica tBrl from Mar
sellIes. New York
London. Sop, s-Iroquois tBr). New York
Varhado. Sept 2-Croftou Hall iron Buenos
Ayres, Few York ~
singapore. Sept j-in1rawadl lBfJ Urom loAo-
hama. ctcl. New YORK.
Copenhaged. Aug 2S-Genesee. New York
Orsn. AIS 2S-Stylilni Bebi, Greek. New foFk
Cri,toba.. Sept 1--lnTerclyde lBrl iron Ne"
York;. viadiyostok. Cristobsl Ne" York
Naples Aug 3O-Caseua Gtd). New YORK.
Liverpool sept Hubert (Br). New York.
GothenbIfg Aug 21-Csrolinl tSwedl. Ne" YORK.
PASSED
Cibralt1-. Sept s-Duca degli Abruz1l CltaD New
YORK ;or Naples: Ibier tBelsl. New YORK Tor
Saforitt
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Dismissed and pcn.lou,s an effect y ?. n

Dismissed and Pcn.Ion,s dn effect Y ?. m.
SEM a. ON police surgeons ccrtincate.- itHn. Y.
+ Kelley. IN. Al 500 per snnum; Joseph Ain
wick loist al 500 pcr annum.
Tcaporsry AssIonmtnts.-Insp. J. J. Farrell. Wt
/ D. 10 rommsnd llth l. D.. In addition 10 own.
10 days, from 9 a. m. sept u Leuts j. ;
ieith asth. and Il T WinSiow. 63d. 10 TRAINING
Srhool L. DAYS. from m. Sept I; Ptmn.
l. uushe, 18th. and V. h. " Cristiano SD 10
li,h / D. 10 days. from p m. Sept .; i. J.
Sweeney. 39th. 10 Det. Bu.. ) days. from D. m-'
Sept. q. IL,
Leaves Of Absence twi.h fun payl-lnsp. llenrJ
Cohen llih J. u 10 DAYS from o. m. sept
H. 10 he deducted from vacation without pay
Ttimu H. II MARKS. 2Sid. day, from u Ol a
NJ. Sept S Emil Csrhouell. =sith. day. from
I q m. Sept Henr Oppenheimer. Tranic DIV
Suidiy & / day from . p. m. Sept. :. Isrsc
Newman. Tfaric Div, Subtuv. G. l DAY. from
g. D. NJ. sept =.
Relieyee from Suspension and Restored to 0ub.
l'tmn l.. !. Blsuey. jr, u. II. II. Squad. IN
e~rc. Al 10 40 NJ. sept. 3. 1915.
Suspended without Pay.-Ptlmu. J.. J. B!Snty'
y. H. II. Squad. m enect al lo'3 a. m sept
. lIlj.
Resignation Accepted. .-Plobstion.D Pt.mn c. A.
Graminer. Training School. IN effect II ?. m.
Sept. !
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08

HIGH MArER.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08

Contract Il.
Cayura and Seneca Canal, Section No. ].
For constructing the substructures, su-
perstructurcs and approaches 20 two
highway bridges follows.
Corham street bridge. Waterloo
Kingdom Road bridge between Waterloo
and Seneca Falls.
Contract plans. sheets TO y. inclusive.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
Barometer Readings.

: A. m. 80 o. ?. m .5o.oo III .-' y
Humidity.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
4a1.4aa EAST 11sTH sTREET.
Middle line Of block.

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above de-
scrbed property is TO be sold, is $36, $50. 90.
with interest thereon from the 2jth day of
March. 1915. together with the costs and
allow nee amounting TO $31l2S. with in
tereSt from August 10th. 1915. together
with the expenses Of the sale The approNi-
mate amount OF the taxes. assessments
and water rates. or other liens which are
90 he allowed TO the purchaser out of the
purchase money, or paid by the Referee,
is $16lS.70 and interest
Dated New York. August gath. 1915
ELY ROSENBERG Referee
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08

Local onIel,l Record. The following official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes
iu the temperature for the last twenty-four hours.
In comparison With the corresponding date last
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08

AIbIUY- AuEuSI 0IsI- IVI"'
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
sealed proposals VII be received 10y 'he
undc-sirncd AT his ONCE In the Capitol Al
Albany. y Y. until twelve o clock noon n Il
.rursds, September 2sth. 1915. st when
rlace and hour they VIII he puhhcy
opened and read. for the construction "i
FarFr canal terminals pursuant 90 tht pro
visions Of Chapter 74s of the Laws OF lslI'
and smcndatory laws. as follows.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
SURROGATES NOTICES.

SALOMON. ADOLPH E.-IN PURSUANCE
Of an order of the Honorable John r.
Cohslsn. a Surrogate Of the County OF New
York. notice Is hereby given TO all persons
having claims against Adolph Il. Salomon
20 present the same with tho vouchers
thereof to the subscribers At their place Of
transacting business. at the once OF Almy
Van Gordon Evans e. Kelly. No 46 Cedar
Street Borough OF Manhattan. City Of
New York their attorneys. on or before
the 18th day OF September. 1915.
Dated. Now York April 5rd 1915.
BENJAMIN +. LEVY
REGIME s LEVY.
Executors
ALMY. VAN GORDON. EVANS & KELLY.
ATTORNEYS for Executors. once and Post
once Address. No. 46 Cedar street. Bor-
ouEh Of Manhattan. New York city
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

Athinsi (Gr.ck. Piraeus Aus IS. Csamers 10
and PsiraS 90 70 Galanos. with passenger
and mdse Bar. 30
Saratoga Havana Sept T. n the New fofk ana
Cuba Mail <, Co. with passengers. mails and md'e
Bar 1915 an.
4 Harper Naples July II. Genoa % ami
Halfu y s. Sept g. 10 the in'erocean Trans
porisiion CO. with passengers aud mdse Bar '
m. -,
City of Montgomery. Savannah Sept 4 to the
Ocean So Co. with passengers and md'e guar
Anants (Norl. Port Antonio Sept /. 10 the
Cunro Importing Co. With ffut Bar. N.
Hamilton Newport News and Norfolk TO me
Old Dominion rs 60. With passengers and mdse
GUAR. 2N m. ~
Santa Theresa OBrl. Prosreso Aug 26 and TAN
pico sept l. t0 the American and Cuban - 20
with hemp. bar. 20 NJ -.
Teesbrifge (Prl. SpcZs Aug y and GlbrhtH -
10 Simpson. Spence & Young Bar. l2l5 m
Colorado. Brunswick sept T. 10 the Malloy rs
Co. with passengers and mds". quar-. II - m
Apache Jacksonville sept and Charleston :. ~
the Clyde IS Co. with passengers and mdse. quar-
20
SAILED.
Madison Norfolk AMI Newport News. Black Rock
-. City Of Satannsh. SaIanuah. II Vale. ca
weston. Atlantic City. Atlantic Ciy. Mama Haia
Baltimore Huron Charleston and Ja'ksohyllle; ~
Dis New Orleans: Panaonia tBri. ~ N1aife' :
NOoriam Dutch. Rotterdam
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
BRITISH TRADE INCREASES
Imports Jump sl35, 100000 and Exports
S41.135, 900.

London. Sept. THE Board Of
Trade figures for August disclose an
unusual recovery IN foreign trade.
Imports increased S135,770,OO0. Ex-
ports increased $4l,l35,00O.
The principal increases in imports
were s55 900 900 in food, 0,OOO,OOO IN
raw materials and s45,0O0,0OO in man
ufactured articles. The chief gains
in exports were in manufactured arti-
cles.
Compared with August, 1918. i'm
ports increased $65, 100000, but ex-
ports decreased 55,O00,000.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
sIlRROGATE.S NOTICES.

IS PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF
Honorable John +. Cohalsn. = Surrogate
of the County OF New York. notice IL here
hy given 10 all persons having claims
assinst the estate OF George Clinton
Batcheuer. late Of the County OF New
York deceased. TO present the same with
vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers at
place OF transacting business. In the ONCE
81 Messrs Ginord. Hobbs & Beard. their
attorneys No. 90 Broadway. Manhattan
In the City Of New York on OF before the
25th day OF october next.
Dated, New York the 18th day Of April.
TRuENE oEDDEs BATcHELLER
ALFRED r w SEAMAN.
EDWARD W. RUSSELL
CLIFFORD. HOBBS & BEARD. Attorney.
for Executors 50 broadway. New York
City.
ESTATE or CHARLES WOOD McMUR-
try.--In pursuance OF an order o, Hon
srsbie John T. Cohslsn. a Surrogate Of the
county OF New York. notice Is hereby
sfven 20 ali persons having claims against
Sihsrles wood McMurtry. late Of the
County Of New York. deceased. 20 present
the same with vouchers thereof 20 the sub
scribsr az place Of transacting business
No Al Broadway. IN The city Of New
York. on or before the goth day Of Jan
usry next
Ds,ed New York. the i5ih day OF July.
1918 EDWARD y. McMURTRY
Administrator.
SIMPSON. TEACHER a BARTLETT.
Attorneys for Administrstor. % Cedar
Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records OF the Last
Twenty-four Hours.

Washington. sept. 7.-Weahet conditions ana
general forecast The pressure continues sDnor-
mally low and the winds high IN the region OF
Bermuda. and another AREA Of low pressure hts
crossed the Rocky Mountain region. and Tuesday
night It was over the plains states Temperatures
are uuscasonaby high generally east of the ROCKY
Mountains and are considerably below normal IN
90, Northwcs, states. There have been Local
showers Go the last twenty -four hours in me
Middle Atlantic states. Tie tesioh OF ihe bteAi
y.Iicys Fair weather prevailed H. other regions.
rha iudic4t ors that the weather VIII be w
s,tflcl with local showers. IN the region o. me
Great Lakes, the ohio Valley and the Aranuc
states north n Maryland. IN The South ATLANTIC
Wedpc.Isy and Thurs!ay No important tempcrs-
turc change i. Indicated for the E.Sten' and
Southern states within the next forty eight houf'
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
ARRIVED

Brilliant. Baton Rouge. 10 the Standsrd VII w.
with ma.e. ,.ns.s.,o.u : &. sept . and viii
,,,,g,an \ & 4 20 the Clyde = Go, win pAs
.rngsr> and md.e. GUAR S:i3 m, :. 10
%eclcs Mobile sept ? 10 the Mah"fS - ~
with md,t quar-. S4j m. .,..,,..,, u.
~ sIsIo Galveston Aux l. 70 the Southern i'
cis. Co. Win md,e quar-. so m. a., o,,.,,.c
tcrmudian tBr. Bermuda sept . 10 tIc IL
ss co. with passengers mails a"n "'''
Co,hlld, Cuneo (Nor. st AIMS and MGg,eso H,es'
Bay Aug 81. Port Maria Ior' AI,o,," ~" .t,h nas
ston sep, l. % the Atlantic fruN w. w" ~
.,nssrs and mdsc Bar. : q m. -. 4
Olaf Kyrre tNori. Shields Aus H. 10 h''"'"'
i'y ye'en- pv. pW., rsT,lenas Aug % auI Msianzs'
So, "a ,hc Ncw York and Cuba Mall = 20
win sugar Bar. 80 m
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
FIRE RECORD.

8gO-lS Mott st A Get irinins
3s0-559 p leif 81. Bc,kis Heller. tnhns
o0-lgo ChryIie -. unknown. 500
09-GO6 b. 1911 -. niou smelling 90. tfifing
40-le " 81 st. Midland Hat 60 unknown
oi-3io " i0th 81. Mhnii Manufacturing Go.
trining
SO-lg. D. lis,h Il Rival Electric Co. tnnins
2 Jo-922 Barreio st. The Bronx. DAVID stein
trifins
10 io-ioo W Tih st. unknovn. tnninG
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
Agents Appointed.

The Cross & Brown Company has
been appointed agent for 40 Murray st.
and 67 Murray St for the estate of Al
bert y. Brown also for $50 Park av..
for the New York Life Insurance and
Trust Company.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
FIRE RECORD.

10 .30-2Oi West Soth St. Anna Kaufman: tri1lng
g.Ij-lS6l Lexington ay. Max Roth,c'ter; trlnihe
l.2O-Prospet hin Road. near Rochelle hoai
automobile. A. McCann: s.. 900.
q.0I-I33 East l27th st.. Horace Fly. slight;
ilj West Goth ST. BENJAMIN Srier. slight.
10 .j5-i2G last 18th st. Fannie SAslmiko'a' h'
damage. =, g.,
II .3O-Firc In auto. Gun Hill Road and MoSholu
PARKWAY: X. r. Silyerman. 500.
II .3o-j6l West jN'h ST.. l. ;. Rubber 20 M
damage.
PM ,a,
l9.j5-333 East l22d st.. Olsa flelshet; unInS.
llO-l2l Macdougal 81. owner ana damage "a
unknown
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

A-A-COOK -ProtestAnt. good private family
rook. SIS H. Miss Hofmsyer's Agency 10 Et,t
aad =, third floor Telephone S9il-Murrsy iiil
DAY WORKER -Laundfess or cleaner. gosi. re-
liable woman: 81 80 day. p, Miss HofmAy.r.
Agefcy 10 Fssi f3d s.. third floor. Telephone >3iT
Murray I'm.
uouSlWokkER Finnish. American: strong; VIII.
ing. city OF country. excellent references Lehu's
Asess = les'h 'phons ISIS Harism
NI'RSERY GOyERNESs Young Enzlish. tfsintI:
spcak. French $40 NJ Miss Hofnsyer's Ag,u-
cy. 10 East i3d St. third noor. Telephone SEE
Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
LEGAL NOTICE.

LEGAL NOTICE.
The New Haven County National Bank.
located IN the CITY of New Haven. IN the
state OF Connecticut. rs closing its affairs
All note holders and other creditors Of the
association are hereby notified 10 present
the notes and other claims for payment
T. g. STODDARD. President
Dated, August IS. 1915.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
New BUYERS.

Charles J. Smith is the buyer of the
property 341 West 36th St, recently
purchased through Duross Company
from William X. Mason.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08

Highest temperature yesterday. - degrees lat !
n M lowest. - degrees tE M; average
,c,,prlay ~, average for corresponding date last
year ~ average Tor corresponding date thirty
tnIcc Acars sRn. ~.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08

1sntic moderate variable. mostly south and south-
,I,,t. Middle Atlantic. South Auanuc and "uli
moderate variable npcr lakes moderate south
Shifting 90 West ou Michigan and superior. Lower
lakes moderate 70 fr,sh south and southwest
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $4.00

Strs ~. Pier H. y. r.. H. Fulton ST.
daily at $40 = ". Music. . ,
Providence Line: Strs. lv. Per ~ n r.
New London Line. str. ". Pier 40: y. r..
., Uouston ST week days only. 80 = A: !:
Pier TO- E r.. IT. f. ::t g. 500 r
New Redford Line: Strs Lv. Pier ~ -
u ., JIouston st. week days only, at }. NJ
New Haven Line. str. y. Pier 2s. f. r.
:, Catharine st. week days only, 2:f5 T.
N. pier TO- Il. r. 22d St, 300 r. NJ,
nrIdgeport Line. week days only. str ~
pier Is &. R.. 800 p. NJ: Pier 10. n. f. I'D
81 3l5 p VI.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

Tn. Rrndsm reported $50 miles e,s' o' SAn1y h,
Hook At noon Monday. Is eIPreu 10 wv
fov
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08

Sa m.....e7 p. MT ?. %
Local Forecsst-Tarfr cloudy to-day and To-
1...rrn,, rLu- laraie Amlih winds.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
Decline in Exchange Oper-
ates to Disadvantage
of Udited States.
IMPORTERS OBTAIN
ALL THE BENEFIT
French, italian and Austrian
Goods lessen in Value with
Appreciation of the Dollar.
.ao= N, Tribune Bureau

Warrington, Sept. A further re-
duetion OF 10 per cent in customs re-
ceipts on goods being brought in from
France. Italy and Austria-Hungary is
faced by the Treasury Department as
the result Of the fall in exchange with
those countries Under the tariff laws
the amount Of duty which an importer
pays is a percentage Of the value Of the
article IN American dollars. The
value Of the article in American dollars
is determined in this fashion: -Four
times q year the Director Of the Mint
OF the United States fixes in dollars
and cents the value Of the foreign
standard coins. as the pound sterling,
the franc. the mark, the krone and the
Ira.
when in intervals between these
dates on which the value OF the foreign
coins is fixed Inc value OF those CONS
in this country declines more than 10
per cent the law provides that the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury may order a
"reliquidation at a different value In
short. whenever IL Is possible 10 buy
exchange in this country al 10 per cent
,ss than the amount fixed as natural
NsNhNSC ny lUc D4ltNtvl Va tHN -' 80,
nj. difference in value has reached
an important point that the I'M
rs are entitled 10 benefit from II.
ing advantage Of this provision, a
of importers in New York re-
appealed 10 Secretary McAdoo,
or such "reliquidation." They
out that while they were pay
on goods valued az Sl0,00O,OO0,
nee, that being q rough csti-
!, dhe imports from those three
countrI,. in August, the actual value
of the goods in this country, and the
actual amount they paid out. was less
than $4,000, 600, so that they should
have a corresponding reduction in the
amount Of duties they paid.
This cheapening OF the goods was
brought about by the fact that they
could buy francs, lire and kroner al
cause Of the drop in exchange.
Secretary McAdoo referred their re-
Quest 10 Attorney General Gregory Tor
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
SCHOOL AGEIsCJES.

American and Foreign iescn-rs Agency.-
Supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors
Govern esses etc. TO Colleges. Schools and
Families. Apply to Mrs n J. YOUNG
FULTON. ~ Union Square
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
WORK WANTED.
Male


GovTR>YSS -Trea,A. children any age or com
rcuinr. highly re.cmmenled. city Or country
Industrial ASA Il Wet f2l st.. phone 5.i0
Bryant
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
r.,.,.,, tor sp,el.l lec.htI.-E.,lern New

York. partly cloudy Oh the Coast and loca showers
I'm the interior Wedn,s sdsy and THURSDAY North
ern New England. partly cloudy with probably
ioral showers IN Interior Wednesday and Thursday.
Soufbcru New England. party cloudy "Wednesday.
Thurslay partly cioudy. probably local showers ~
Interior Eastern and western icnnsyl'snla, west
srn New York partly cloudy with probably local
showers "Wednesday and THURSDAY. New Jersey.
Dslsvsre MARY aud District ~ Columbia. Var
sinis partly cloud, Wedntsday and Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE or A CHArTEL MORTGAGE MADE
hy Charles Pape TO John Harms. will sell thu.
day. Wednesday. sept. :. premises 2533 Eighth
Ave. New York. the entire fixtures belonging 20 .
nrst class confectionery store.
l. SIMON. Auctlcneer.
JOHN GUIDETrI. ATTY. for MortAsec
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
Vessels Arriving at and De
parting from Port OF
New York.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise b;s9; sunset e!'' moou ''''
moons age. 2S
New-York tribune., 1915-09-08
FOR SALE.

NICE young Bull. Damn MIXTURE. 10 months old
good fof breeiins purposes no dealers. Fred II.
Trimpe. Glen Road Yonkers
The Redwood gazette., 1915-10-27

found them in Redwood county
or Renville county.
Since we located here, there
have been new banks started in
both our nearest towns, Morton
and Redwood Falls, and deposits
steadily increased in the other
banks, which shows we Mime
sotans must be going something.
While our two towns here are
not having an unhealthy boom,
they are growing fast as one can
notice at a visit at either town.
Having farmed partically all
my life | ca nsay our Minnesota
soil works up in better condition
than any land l ever saw in
Iowa, Missouri or Illinois.
Personally we are making a
speciality of raising high-grade
and pure bred dairy cows, and
alfalfa, clover and other feeds:
and | have never seen a place
it is easier TO get alfalfa started
then here, and of course Mime
sofa is known as a clover state.
Although our state has always
been considered as the bread
and butter state, last years corn
shipments from our two coun-
ties one either side of the Min
nesota river show we are COM
ing to the front as corn-grow-
ers also.
The Redwood gazette., 1915-10-27
WHYILIKE MINNESOTA

is the present value in the corn
belt), and being acquainted with
conditions in Iowa where land
values are nearly the same.
and knowing the soil in Redwood
AMI Renvilie counties to be as
good, or in some cases more fer
tile than some of the $500 acre
land, believe it would be a hard
proposition to find anything bet
ter or safer to put money into
than good old Minnesota black
dirt.
While | had talked with sew
eral farmers that have lived
here from Is to 40 years and be-
The Redwood gazette., 1915-10-27
LUCAN HAPPENINGS
(Too late for last week)

(Too late for last week)
Frank Kojtein Jr., who has
been working at Columbia Falls,
Mont, the past three months,
returned home last week.
Mesdames Dickerson and Jens
Larson were Marshall visitors
Thursday.
Miss Cena Christensen arrived
home from Oelbrichs, S. D. last
Thursday.
Mrs. Floyd Demings of Sleepy
Eye arrived Saturday for a visit
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Wursch-
er spent Sunday at the Joseph
Wurscher home.
Miss Anna Raduenz visited at
the Geo. Bauer home Sunday.
A surprise party was given
Sunday evening in honor of P.
Hengel at his home. A pleasant
time was reported by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kaufenberg
spent Sunday at the JOS. Wag-
ner home.
Miss Mary Wagner assisted at
the Geo. Bauer home several
days last week.
Mrs. Joe Zitzman was a Mar
shall caller Saturday consulting
DR.. Gray regarding her health.
The Messrs. Frank Boushek
and Barney Dunberg we're call
ers at the parental home near
Vesta.
Elaine Welter is seriously i'll
because Of an abscess on her
neck.
Frank Boushek is on the sick
list.
Father Schaefer accompanied
by his sister autoed to St. Paul
last Sunday.
The Larkin Club members met
at the Harry Jefferson Sr. home
Saturday afternoon Luncheon
was served.
Chester Starnes returned
home Friday from Mahnomen
county.
Mrs. Fred Wegner is suffer-
ing from an attack of gladstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zeug spent
Sunday at the F. Wegner home.
Christ Hanson and daughters
Anna and Mollie, and Mrs. AL
bert Hanson and Mrs. Henry
Hanson were Marshall callers at
the hospital last Tuesday, visit
ing Mrs. Henry Jefferson Jr.
| Mrs. VIM. Mahoney of Wanda
visited her parents and her
brother Iony last week.
j Last Saturday evening was
the first number of the lecture
course, which was greatly ap-
preciated by all who attended.
Miss Tena Drees of Minneap-
oils is visiting at the John Drees
and Nick Hape homes.
Miss Krone and Mrs. Rabe
and daughter Beatrice, were
Marshal callers Friday.
Frank Boushek was a Red
wood Falls business caller last
Monday.
Mrs. Henke and children were
Springfield shoppers last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Gehrke and Miss Anna
Raduenz went to Renville last
Wednesday to attend the funeral
: of their aunt.
Mrs. Joseph Wurscher and
} Miss Anna Stanley spent few
days visiting at the S. Kramer
: home in Clements last week.
Miss Julia Bolger is assisting
at the Joe Ourada home.
VIM. Hanson and family spen1
Sunday at the Nels Haag home
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy McKagut
! spent Sunday at the McKagu'
home near Walnut Grove.
] Ed. Molla and family left 70.
t Marshall last Saturday, Wher'
The Redwood gazette., 1915-10-27
BUY MILACA LAND

Old friends and neighbors and
anyone else who may be inter-
ested in Mile Laos Co. Land:-
This is the greatest dairy and
grass county in the state. There
are several farms located near
ours, which the owned by old
men who went to sell out and re-
tire. They have listed their
farms exclusively wit hus. If
you are interested in getting a
good home on easy terms, write
or come up and board with us
while we shov you the cou-try.
Prices range from $40 to $85
per acre, according to improve
ments. G. P. Gibson, M. d. and
William Whitet, Milaca, Min
nesota. Soft.
The Redwood gazette., 1915-10-27
Elmer c. Bruer of ''NOrth Star
Tarm'' Writes for Morton
Enterprise
LIVED IN ILLINOIS
Believes Renville and Redwood
Counties Have Most Advan-
tages as Farming Counties
(By Elmer G.. Bruer)

(By Elmer c. Bruer)
Having lived in Central Illinois
practically all my life, up to four
years ago, and having seen land
values rise from $50 an acre up
to $500 or more per acre, (Which
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-29
ALBERT IS HOPEFUL
IN SENATORIAL CONTEST

Jacksonville, March 29.-Former
Gov. Albert w. Gilchrist feels in the
best of spirits concerning his can
didacy for the United States Senate
to succeed Nathan p. Bryan after
March 4, 1917.
In the city Saturday he expressed
himself to several of his personal
friends as satisfied with the outlook
from this distance; and he is sure
there will be others in the race be-
side Senator Bryan, himself and
Perry Wall of Tampa. He intimated
very strongly that he knew OF at
least one other who is being groom
ed for the race; but the more the
merrier, says the former governor,
who is confident that the entry or
others will but strengthen his
chances in the general wind up.
Gov. Gilchrist was looking in the
best of health and was the same
Jolly Floridian that he was before
being seated in the governors chair.
He expects to be in Tallahassee, OF
course. some time before the legis-
lature adjourns, If for no other pur-
nose than to see his old friends who
will be gathered there from all parts
OF the state.