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portcrz between the United states and
South America, who are represented
ON the board of the new corpora
tiou. Incidentally by the step the last
fleet under the United states flag on
the Pacific ocean will not suffer CONF
pIcte disintygrauou.
The statement ISSUED hy officials Of
the American international corpora
ton says
Would Cripple Trade.
"It has been known for some time
that the Pacific Mail Steamship COM
panv desired to dispose of all its yes
sells. Recently it sold 90 the Inter
national Mercantile Marine corpora
ton its four large trans-PacJtic steam
sh.ps-the MlnChuria MONGOLIA. s.
IBERIA and Korea. The remaining yes
sells which have just been purchased.
were engaged chiefly i'm the Contra!
American trade. The breaking up or
this fleet would have taken from the
Central American ports ON the west
coast an shipping accommodations
and would have practically shut Off
AN trade relations between our Pa
c.fic ports and this part of Central
America.
since the organization Of the
American International corporation
appeals have been made TO 1t 20 take
up the situation. especially with a
view OF saving If possible the ship
ping service between Pacific ports
and the west coast Of Central Amer
lea The san Francisco chamber of
commerce and the business men OF
the coast. it was learned, have pro
tested seriously against the breaking
M of the fleet In order to main
tain the shipping service with Gem
trail America so that trade relations
can be continued the fleet has been
acquired and will be kept intact
enabling continuance Of the service
for the present
Cash Only Asset.
After the sale OF the vessels the
remaining asset OF the Pacific Mai
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Red star. Expansion. Polar Scar
or Dinner Party. sgON....... NOc
NIain Line. Purity or Turkey. sack S5C
Graham. Buckwheat or Pastry
s,rk ................ 500
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CASH ONLY N.sct.

remaining asset OF the Pacific Mail
steamship company will consist only
OF the cash paid for the vessels. GER
tain miscellaneous property and cur
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Pacific Mail Is
Without a Vessel

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Smh Cnmnnnlcl Ml,,ingl
again AttactCd?

Dispatches relating to the Standard
Ou tanker Communipaw have been
particularly pUzzlng \ consular
uablegram from Malta tonight an
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-22

Ole marine. bic Elm brsnntns
oes Strei6boIs sntipideIt. ipiiroe t9es
oretiit eenieen, I'm 425 Rilosramm
/ Wetes bod gu beben.
% einber9 dneden iiberlebs
ten cine Semperatur Dor minus 100
8roo GelIius. Der Tie 20 Stunoen
ausesisst gepeien parsn.
Die 5eIfen Der sefdbrIifen
8dsporiitrobe oItlid BON SaHia tros
gen duf Der aarts Die Ramen Der an
,busn sei6sitertsn Sdiffe.
0as Seirotsoltsr &rupps
IGer arbeitsr lit ourdihnittlid 5irei
Sabre nieorissr OILS oas Der mdnns
iiteu 9erionsn in preubsn.
9issum Sabre 1S4S fhporen
bie Sremer R~aisbsrrsn ibren amtseio
in plattnsuti3er Sprahs: sd mill
en- eooo Hatmann fen" ufp.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-22

-0eoautenfplttter Wieiit
TT man -perlebt". lpenn man iid rses
trpfieu~ fihli.
6rpmmsr Wuu d. Utter
Bauer: Gar mir lam / iest i'm
8rie1e mebr niiBen. - ipenn / me-
ni9Iisns i 9enue mare. no iest 3
Gi flni5e3.i Pisnn,se iolt't.
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- 1lnter q auuern. Giubre.
der: WeeBte. WilIenn. ID TONNE mir
maubmoI Dor t1ie cen iebr tii6ti9er
1rst!
Stromer: Ranu. tpieio oeun2
Ginbreder' Ho, 2sute, bic id ma!
-xIuht babe, ipilea foiort. nat ibuen
xplt.
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Aud politilb liebt IS ieBt aus
ee3eihnet um uniers Snds. Die 9als
tonItdateu bnben ulleu WerbunQeu
oes Yierpsrb0uoe5 ipiosritanoen. 9uIs
eerien rehust man fdlt ihon 3u uns
(uuo 5lpdr ieitens 0ey 6etnos).
in Ntben itreien ie AURA fir Die
beiosu Soiier. Rumdnisu BAT Ole
Ssit rerpobt. penn IS iibsrbaupt fir
Die &u1en %ieuals losihlagen uou.e.
Mn oen 0Or0anelen hoyen Die Sir
Ten lrieoer siusu s~Idn5snoen Siea
iiber bic Gn9ldnoer erFodtsn, uao
Der italieniihe 6eIo3us nimmt ipsiter
ieinen iammsrpoilen @srlduf. Der
en9liids S%terIins.urS lit auf 453
selunten lpou 4S7). 0us 1T aars
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&riess6rief aus 9eut(@fano.
2'ou 2SifRefm 81 o,fmanm

Oeutfden felbft. penn Die 3eit
oafar reif 1T. .Outiibers" iino babel
ni4t erpiinidt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-22

unerh0rt fir ods ebsmaiigeS tanodrbs
Pupier Der son5sn 8eIt. 8ritiiAe
ariegsanIeibe itebt 21a Pro5ent
unter part. 0eutihe &riegsans
leibe Oo9egen pari. alio ~ begin.
2l3 Pro3ent mebr ais Der @usgabes
merit.
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5euti9er Tag.
Sr muF beuer nit nngciuOBnlidleId
ejlGni geiciert merOrn.

Sebermanr peib. parum mir BET
uns ben ,9eutTten Iag" feisrn. @r
1T Elm Grinnerungsfeit an bic auIs
turerrun9sni;bofteu Der beutihen
Snnuuoerer in unIerm neuen Batter
lamb. 2tber Ieit einem 9abr Itiirnt
| gang @uropa geqen unIer alt.s Bat r
lamb an, nm bic oermauiI6e aultur
ourd bic ruFiI6e llntultur gu Der,
brdnqen. 2tber, mas bat Der 9eutr
| Tfe 5oo oumit Su tfun2 ylur, io1en
mir ni6t glntbeil nebmen an ben 9ss
| fhifen oss 2anoes, in osm unIere
gBiege qeitorbeu, auf bas tbtr aufblis
den tpis su unierer Ulutter2 SoGen
mir rubig 3uieben, ME es beruns
| alimpit uno perodftiQt uno Oerlsums
oct pirh? Sou!en mir teiuen 5tnoer
riibren, um ipeniaitens unIern Wtit.
biiraern nihtoeutIher 4btunft bic
gluaen su 0ffnen iiber bic pabre
6rObe unb geoeutung Oicier osutifeu
9ultur2 1d5u ioq un5 Der OeutFb.
Saa Die 9eIeQenbeit bietsu. Gie bus
oeutiAe Bolt ShuIter an Sdulter
itsbt, geeint uno leriitet geaeu ale
5einoe, 10 DpQen aud mir 8eutihs
umeritaner uuo dlles traa nit uns IN
uniern 2luiichten uno Seltrsbunaen
iibereiHitimmt, Snulter an Sdulter
itehen rno nit Rnhbrut bic Sorosz
rung belonen, oab mir fiir 0eutIfs
ldnD 8erehtioieit perldnder glber mir
islbIt muHer uns unierer 6dut tpeb,
ren; mir miiiIen uuf per 6ut Iein,
ods uns erhdlten hleibt, mas mir miibs
lam ertdmpft unn erruuucn babeu. cSH
eriter 2lnie ben heutiden Spra6
uno ben oeutic6er Turnunterriht in
unIern Shuler llnTert prcbritiite
grefie m1ft tein 6ebl odrdus, bab
Iie mobil matt aeaen oeie 5peI Slsis
nooicn in her Ruhmastette bon
Deuti6omerito.
gu 5uuiennsr uno 2l6ertouieuoen
miiien am 2S. 2luQuit bic 0sutIhr
ameritdner i'm Gbeiter Bart Suidms
menItrDmer gu ibrem Deltiden Gag.
yPit gang beIon6erem Slang mub Der
dlloGutte GFeiertdQ beuer bsQauoen
peroeu. Wenn uniere Reiosr uno nj
berid6er bic pieIen 3auieroe CUR 5ul.
biounq oes oIten Yaterldnos unb su
Sdub nb 1rub bsr eissn,u, hisr
i'm 2dnoe erporbeneu 9ulturGuter
betIammen Iebeu, boun rperoen i6uer
bic Qtuqen Qe0Ffnet unb iie iaeen ii6.
peru aud niht ldut uno perHsbmbdr,
10 bob i'm Stillen: Sa, Dor bieien
0eutI1en miiNeu mir bod ben 6ut
nbnehnen uno thueH un'ere oorenthat.
teuen Snmpatbien betunoen. Wenn
ullss mitbilft. lam Der Deutits 3ng
am %. gtuguft ba3u gemadt tpsrbsn.
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Gpncp Sslnuo.

T5arS batte aeitern NIT SrommeIn
unb Bfeifeu Dpn GOnsn SslanD geiib
ersrifietl, D. b. eine Brigade !miercr
tapieren Wtil5 hat eine adIttI8c
uebuuu duf Der fir itratesiide s3fpe'
tc portreffli6 leIeasnen 6GIbinisl be-
GpUHeH. va, oa trop lnierer uieIcn
Hrienensfysunoe Elm 6ers fir bic mars
tiaIen 8ertreter uuierer betpaffnetsn
@faHt in uuierem 8uien i6ldst, 10
tarftc ben iutereFaHtsn WianOpern Der
iUodereR &rieQsmanneu Dpn Suna unD
gtlt oroRes SHtsreiIs eutgegsngebra9t
lperben.
glui Der Sommerbilbne eroffnete
acitcrn elm Invertebrates Brogrannt
hen &cieeu Der 0iespodentliten
@au6epile. .8orteQungen. Inter ben
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Wfpro unb Selbftmprb.
FiIerihfItiser Snrbiger tObtet ieine
6jsliebtc uno oGuu lif ielbit.

Coroner 15oertmencr lit nit Slr
llnteriud'uGg cines Dtorbe5 uno
SelbiinoroeS 5eidJditigt, Der lid
5ourtag friIh fltr3 mad Jpei llbr III
oam 9nuie oes Serru @ooirCp y.
Gong, TBe. .Brdiioenten Der 6oning
Sotel Go. gto. 7Si 8rcenlpooo gluc.,
ju1etroqeu f)at. lln ole reuamutc
SiuRhe borte Scrr SeroID (S. DiuB!,
BAUER, DER i'm obereu Stod ofs Snu.
les pobnt, Elm loutes Stohncu, oas
bonn Sole er 3u fommcn idien lm0
er 6ean6 lid nut lmteu. I'M uah Der
llriad,e 5u ieben. 81 ieiuemGriaineu
iauo or Die 5nrbiac GtbeI @aiers,
6ie III ser 9onG'iden 6anIilie be.
id,ditigt mar, bhttiibcritromt oils
9eidlc AM Dem 9o0cn lieleu6 nor,
neben ibr Der 5arbtae 5lo.
mas Gomms, ebeuiaas bIIltitber'
front. abcr nod Icbeno uuo nit Ell.
mem bIutbeiIedteu 9taiirrneiier IN Der
Sauo, aliseGreft mar.
s5err Wiublbailier itlug iuiort
alaun utb telepbunirte aud nab
ser s. 0titriftitatiOn. lporaui ein
gtuto. 9otroIpogeu nit mebreren $50
Ii5iitcn et1ttrai. 6oUans UltrNe ei.
Iigit mad, Dem StaOtboipituI sebraht,
i;arb aber oiti Der ,Sabrt Oprtbin, DU'
tnui Die 9eide ilumr oes ermDroc.
TEN Wdodjcus uad Der Dtorglle ge'
brddt ipiIroeT.
Cine prrgenommere ltntcrilttpnig
lmo bie 5batiodle, 0oB hie aide Der
2ong'ideu @ohuing iiber unO ilbcr
NIT 9Iut beipriet lit, Ioiien oaralif
idiIiebeu, oaB GowGns, ser 0rrt
lllaGd,en itbcu Idugere 3eit geiad)e
abaeIt1ttet hat, OasieIbe, 0ieueid,t
litS Giierirht, idon in Der Slide nit
oem aaiirmeiier ungeariifen lmo i1n
nabeSu Den aopf pom HuHl9ic &C.
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SER Braiioent uno Sdnser oes
SdDpei5er 9dnnerforsi;
guer 9oloeues SlibiIdum mitsll.
ftisrn, iinb aud mir. bic 0ertreter oes
Decentralization SdnacrbuHbss ses
.rmmsn. UNI Gusrm, nun Elm bdl5es
csahrbunbsrt alien geretu. unisrs Chr.
erbistiHa. Sot,dhtuna unb ouloiguH1
Darsubrinasn. Sn bisisr lanesn 3eit
mar Der Sdnpsi,sr Wlannerbor benz
ocuti6sR Wdnnsrasiona Elm treuer
sSreuno uno S0rOersr. sSn runo 2600
Sinaitunbsu bat q ieiHe aieber einge'
iitt. nm nit osm UUrtrda oerieIben
ehre ,tusulegm unb bsionb.rs NIT
isinen GdapeissrlisOsrn uno ben r1su
aeb5renben SobsIn. Bel bieieu Qeis
mdtsildna.n hipft itpsm SObn Der
gerat bds Sers Dor fSreiIoe unb ans
tsre Iauiden sRt,iidt ben eigsnartigen,
iau6ssnbsH 16usu.
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9d S(5we5add! ga OenG6!
9as mar bic signatur Der golbenen Snbelfeier
bes s9mei3er Wdnner9ors bon Ginrinnati.

I'm Clifton 0artsn Npport Durbs bas 5Od gben b 0.ns
IN eHner gBes gefeier 8eiut aOusua 6amin unb Co
uHbus - alpenros Goslpb Stabt ben Gdaen
rssn far Gshtmmung aud1 bic 9erngten Sdnssr unb
bers gTeinisunsm asm ur geriaonsrung bss 5tes BEL
SO annsr as Grebner Gbrnnssn bss SubelOsr.ns Der
NorSdmerande Gduserbunb if JabunIs. uuO bic 5amtOn
StDe Sdnssr einsn gObnsn Jabnnnassl Gin madtis 2o
briran bas ansbnbe Der @srens Sdnsr earensfen, Ns
Grii gerns Das Gef uls ani4auunssuntet ala aus
brud frsubigeu Gemit6s.
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Die deutIbe SADIE
1sinbet bel ben beutidrumerifaniidtn
&atbolitsn einmiltbige Inter
itiIbnng.
ycridtetc 6err Sol. SerninG in Der
gcitriacn Seriaminluug oes ct.
2llupiius gSaiien.gcreins.
@lan5enScs aciultat oes g2aiienieiteS.

Sn Der esItrigen 8erIammlun9 oes
Ct. 4Iopfius DaiIen gersins, pslas
unter 8priiB Don 9srrn Sol. 8ernina
uno Der Sdriftiiibrung Don 9errn 9p.
Yoetter in Der ct. Marien S4uIballe
itattiono, belt Serr 8ernina eine
turSs 9lnfpru6e iiber ben ternoeUtIher
Sinn Der DeutI6en aatboliten oieiss
Qanbss. Sn ieiner Serihteri:attung
iiber bic aonoention bes St1ats Der
banbs in SpringfielO betonte er, oub
eerIeIbe nit alien ardften barauf ar
bette, ben beutIben Geiit bel Der bsrs
unpadienoen Generation re9e 81 ma
den. Ms siu Qusflub oieisr Bethd.
tigune bss tatboIii6en 0eEtI6ttums
iei audi bic 8riinbung oss gorifd5iuE
gunbes gu betraaten, oeiieH 9eitre'
buHsen in ben Dienit Der osutihen
Sadie geiteat ieien.
Der 9ereinsiisung bes Waiienperz
eins sins bic Oes Spe3iaItommtttees
uuter @oriib Don 9errn Sp. S6aiper
unb Der protutoafiibrung Don !9erru
Sn. aoltmeper porber. 4ls neue
Wtitglieber puroen ungemslost bic
6erren: Sd, 9erituer, SEQ. @pptnf,
Iraut aari6, Gbas. ). Soering uno
9drrp Soumdn.
9lls perItorben beridtet lputoen bic
5erren 5runt aobGts, Chr. 9rupenz
boff uro 6rarS grintsr. Die Girnabs
men betrugsn $13.75.
IN Der 9ersiussSiBung paroe Der
9oritunosbsri4t Osrlsieu uno unoes
nummen. Nus bemiepen ssbt bsrpor,
oab Der Reinertrau oes lesteu WdIiens
iefes Iia auf $4132.30 beIGuit.
1Fiir Die ainber puroe DON 5errn
G. Sdoepf am 3. 9luguit Elm 4usflug
na6 Dem 300 DsrauitaItet, lpofiir i6m
Der 0aut oes 0sreius ausseorutt lpers
ben ioa.
Die 9ermG6tniiIs bes Sern G6r,
Dsitermann in elmer 9Dbe bon $3.50
unb Treo grsblsr i'm Setruge bon
$3.50 limb ausbe5ublt porben.,
Der S6peitsrnbsti6t meloet. bab
Der 5siabrigs SObr Worin mdbrsno
oes Tlpnatg in bic 9IritaIt uufgenoms
men nurbe. Nus oerIelbeu entlufen
nuroer GQa Rinbsberg Geo. 9upps
urb glrt6ur Miler. Die 3abl Der
ainber betrGgt 257, oapoH 130 Snos
ben uno 127 Wdb6en.
geI6eute gingsn eiu BON 0oips
Orua Store Co., Der Dit Gunop 60,
Gart6ers gutsrp, 9poe part uuo elns
tboup Singing.
Die Giunabmeu nit SaFenbeitanb
b.truqen $23S,53, bic aussuben 1885,
49, 70 pab S53.04 an Sunb per6lete
ben.
Dem 9lusI6ub, an peI6eu bic Bomb
Siq Strabenbabn argeIegenbeit per
ipieIeu, purbe fir isin @irteu Der
Dout oes @ereins ausgeIpro4er.
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5lUar oiesnnl aif Die 8ereinigteil
Sanger, oem eberio frditig gciGeio
9etDdn luuroe lpie porbein.
Or iitliO erein uno Snmil.
ton sebenten bes SubeIs
pereins.
Der S6lpei3sr Uadnneraor Don
Samilton bate bem Gincinnatier
gruberbsrein CUR @rinnerung an
iein 9olbjubildum einen gDioener
5a6nennasel 9eItiftst, ben prdfi.
bent 4bOIf Gage nit elmer f9pung.
Dpllen Qnipra9e iiberrei6te. glod)
einmal meloete ii4 5err Otto
Winner gum Sort uno iiberreid)te
in Ramen be3 @riitIi @ereins bei.
zen Gbrngabe, in einem 3ebnoollar.
aoloitiif bciteben0. @leif3eitig oanfte
Serr gInner Den SdypeiJcrn pOn
2oitiSbille. Samilton llno BON SO.
Iunbus iiir Die regc 9beilnabme ltnb
peripradl iRneh bnb ser edJlpej5er
@GnnerdOr, penn Der 93li an i'm
ergebe, @leifes nit @leifjen oerge!.
teH Diir6e. Bon Columbus mar Der
SeIDetia Rdnncr6or in itattlifer
;3abl erifienen.
Gic @ereiHigteu Ginger bradtcn
SanH Den ofii3ieleu ,Seitaft ourd)
Den &ortrag zines 2ie6er5pfIus jum
4bifluB. Sie iargcn inter Seitung
Ses 0irigerten Serrn gowarO Stru.
be! Die @ie0er .SdJdfer3 5onltaas,
LEO" son areuBer ,G5 iteDt cine
mdht 0e Sin6e", bon Eafe, iowie
DSonntag iita", pon 9rcu.
gbrenmitgl lieoer ernannt.
Che bic 6eitperiomntlmG auseln.
ml6esgiug, trot Nerr &. Is. 8roiia
noGj etnnial Dor mo iiberreidtc per.
idlieoeHeH peroieuitpolleu Mitglieoern
oas 9ipIom Der G6reuatitgIieoihair
nnG Die aIio 2llsge3eidmeten u1bmen
Sa5 2iplom nit S9crtcn oes 9unfc5
elttge9en. Iie 9ius3eidmlnlg mur0e
oem allperebrten ShUei3er aoniul
6errh G0nrun0 2uet6p, iomie oen
6er-en Gbillip arlia, 80. J1itiharo,
,iocob Sleh, farier Gertih, gjictor
8a6er uHo Gbarles Stueu]i 3lttbeil.
Qia 6citperianunllma loitc lid;
lett aui mo Die DeridJieoeuen Ser.
cine be3open lire @allptquartiere,
tpOieIbit Oas ieitIide Ireiben bis III
cen ipdten glben6 tincin uil6iclt.
6robc 2ieoer iouroen geIl,nqen lm0
0ajipii6eu erflangen Die ,Sud5er m6
,fO0Ier Der SdGpei5er. IS mar ein
ihones ,Seit, oas 70 red1t bate Yin.
it,anmglurtcrridIt iein fonnen lin
ale SSene, lDeld)e init 0em Sonlttag
nidtS beiier orBllian8en Iuiiien, al9
aus ibm einen .Bubtag 5u mafen umO
ibn entipredenb 3u 6e9ebcn.
Gs lei ned erpdbut, oaB Der Ia
mellitaotDerbono non 9teIuport bent
Je1t in GROCER 3nbI behpoGntc. 2tu6
leriiter mir ggtcrl eineu nelicn @e.
intaperein tenner, bon oeiien Gri.
iter5 mir bisIong feline 9lhuung bat.
ieu. Us lit Der IorlDooo eagle @e.
ianaperein nit 0errn 2lnton Stur3 ais
prniiocnter. Ger 8ereiu bat iit nit
ietuer @einugstimit ned uid}t an eie
GeiientIiftett geipugt, obgleih er
berihieSene Gardcs lm0 8urgItaI.
Iers git ieinen UlitaIia0ern jdbIi.
Gs eriibriqt nod. oie ySerren gu
uelncn, Die iih nm ole arrangements
rNo ole Girtiilbrlmg oes 6eite5
reolid. bemibt bdtten. Ia5 iyei..aonl.
mittec beituno ous oeu Serrcn 6. &.
GSroiic. @oruaro Riti6aro, 8ottirico
gobncr, Charles auen5i ,uo 90. ).
Gcuter. glS Gnpiang5.&ommjttee,
uudteu oic SerrcH Gba5. u. aIerBi,
GOmar6 Ritidnro, 6arrp ShaeppL
G6orLes EroebIer lno Sobu Sdymaab
Gle Sonneiirs.
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IN outsr @sfsIlfanft-

5rau (Su bem Ipdt beimte5reubeu
Wonue: .Ulein 9ott, poqfiiprIt Du
sineH 9Grm; IhGmit Du Did Hi4t Dor
oem 3immerberrn nsbeuunR"
Wdnn: See! 8enH Der tommt bins
Ter mir total betuetpt be Stiege ruff
getronen."
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tii4ti1en &iinitleriHuen uno &iints
fern. ptl6e lid beim Yublitum our4
lire beitcn %eiltugcn etllfil6rten
heituben iicb @ol6bltrn & Grob,
81 ROB II. 2ubue. Rilen u. 0'ReiI, bic
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Willmar tribune., 1915-07-14
IT'S A VERY LARGE SALE,

One Of the largest and most talked
of sales ever held at Willmar is now
going on at the Gilbert o. Sand Co. s
Store. Last Saturday was the open
ing day, and preparations for this
great sale had been made to receive
a large number of people, but when
the crowd Of eager buyers had come
to the big sale last Saturday, the en-
tire force of over Is clerks, including
the management, found themselves al
most overpowered. Despite the heavy
rain we had Saturday, it shows the
public has confidence in Sands sales,
as the store was crowded at all times.
Mr.. Sternberg Of The r. Sternberg
Sales System tells US, the opening
days of the sale exceeded by many
hundreds of dollars their expectations.
There will be attractive values Of
fered daily. and it will be advisable
to do your buying in the forenoon ow-
ing to the large crowds in the after
noon.
The boys of the town will have a
treat Saturday afternoon at one o.
clock. Many balloons will be sent
from Sands building. Each balloon
bears a ticket and by bringing this
ticket to the Sand store it will entitle
the boy to a price of wearables as
shown on ticket.
Willmar tribune., 1915-07-14
BIG BATTLES IN
: =. TWO COUNTIES
RedwIng viii Stay Wet But
Freeborn vi pes Out Sa-
looms Of Albert Lea.

Four counties voted on the liquor
question Monday-Freeborn, Goodhue
Sherburne and Anoka. In the two first
named spectacular battles were on
and unprecedentedly large votes were
cast. Goodhue went wet and Freeborn
dry. The Minneapolis Journal has this
to say Of these two fights:
Great Victory in Freeborn.
"The ''dry" forces in F'reeborn coun.
ty are rejoicing today with a majority
of 857 votes, which was larger than
they had dared to expect. The "wets'
had claimed Albert Lea by 600 votes
but carried it only by 1874, while the
"drys" had conceded it by $50. Only
four precincts outside Albert Lea
went 'wet," and by small majorities.
albert Lea township went "dry'
by three to one, almost wiping out the
majority the city gave the "wets.'
Hartland village, which voted the sal.
oons out last year, went "dry" this
time, two to one, and Emmons, which
knocked out the saloons last spring,
gave only 13 "wet" votes"
"Glenville went "dry" by four to
one, and many other precincts by
heavy votes. The county polled the
largest vote in it's history, 1898, the
vote standing: 'Dry," 1926; wet,
2,06S. Albert Lea city cast 1,544
votes. It was the most exciting elec-
tion ever held in Freeborn county and
was considered the cleanest, Albert
Lea reports today.
"Ten brewery branches and three
wholesale liquor establishments will
have to close in Albert Lea as soon as
the votes have been canvassed. The
13 saloons have six months grace"
Record Vote in Goodhue.
Casting 1900 votes more than ever
recorded in it's previous history, Good
hue county went "wet" by an unoffl.
cial majority of 243. More than 1000
votes were cast, 1856 of them in the
city of Red Wing, which went wet"
by 1856 votes, while the "dry" lead in
the rest Of the county was only 143.
"The "dry" majorities expected in
rural precincts we're cut down by ef-
fective work of the "wets" who had
many personal workers in the field,
and urged that if the county should
vote "dry," the three mailing houses
would be put out of business and the
farmers would lose good market for
their barley.
I'm Red Wing there are charges of
illegal voting and use of automobiles
by the ''wets" to haul voters to the
polls, contrary to the corrupt practices
law. "Drys" also say that number
of foreign laborers in the city were
naturalized within few days of .elec-
tion in order to vote them.'
In Sherburne county the dry people,
who were over-confldent of victory,
were beaten by wet majority of Al.
Elk River went wet by 20 votes.
In Anoka county the dry forces won
out in a very quiet election. The ex-
act vote was not known last night.
There is only one county option
election scheduled in the state during
the remaining days Of July, and that
takes place in Steele county of which
Owatonna is the county seat, next
Monday.
The score of counties voting up to
this time is, Dry, 43; Wet, 8.
Willmar tribune., 1915-07-14
DoVRE.

! DOVre, July 13-The Y. p. S. of the
Vik0r church held good meeting las1
Sunday, a large crowd being present
and good program was given. The
receipts realized from same were $12
The next meeting will be held July
Is, at the Ole Skaftedahl home. Every
one welcome.
Otto Strom of Maynard spent a
couple of days at the Tommeraasen
home last week.
Elmer Hagen is reported very ill
A physician from Willmar is attending
him. ::
The Dovre Ladies' Aid will have
their next meeting, July q, at the
G. Holland home. Rev. Michaelson OF
Willmar will speak. Everyone should
attend this meeting.
The Vik0r Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. A. Dokken, July 28th. Ev'
eryone welcome to come.
The young people expect to give an
ice cream social at Peter Olson's on
the Christ Bitterness farm, July 24th
The proceeds will go the Bethesda
Homes. Everyone should help make
this a success.
Miss Mabel Skyberg of Hills left for
her home yesterday after spending a
few weeks at the C. Samboe home.
Mr.. N. B. Leines and family spent
Sunday with friends at Benson.
Benjamin Swalin of Minneapolis is
staying at the Albert Hanson home.
Amanda Netland left last week for
Paynesville for an extended stay with
her sister, Mrs. Ludwig Rykken.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ludwig Rykken at Paynesville
last Friday.
I. c. Holland and family called on
Gunder Emberland's last Sunday eve
ming. =
Albert Tommeraasen has returned
from his trip out West.
A new barn is being erected on the
j. Bitterness farm.