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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-11
Of
RUSSIAN ARMY
CHANGES MORALE


ASSOCIATED Press Corrcspondcnce.)
At the Front with the Tenth Rus
sian Army. Sept, est is only at tn,
active front, we'll removed from tn,
| inaCtiOn and poSsimism which poison
the outlook from the large cities il
| Russia, that one is able to form a fail
! estimate of what Russia has accom-
plishcd during the past year in trans
| forming a poorly equipped, made
! quately munitioned, and consequently
dispiritOd army, into a Wel-ordereC
machine from which every trace o
! disorder and inefficienCy has disap
| pearCd. 1t Is at first almost impOs
! sihle to realize that the present or
| SANITATION, which compares favorabll
with that Of any army in the tield
| has been built out of the wreck o
| last summers disaster, and that tn,
same commanders who were then oC
! cupied with the difficult task Of lead
! ing their crippled forces into posi-
! ton Of safety, are now confidently
and eagerly speaking of an advance
! into the territory lost to them in las
! summers campaign. A general who
| took part in the retreat from Warsaw
| and who commanded one of the diVi
sions which hcroically strove to de
| lay the German advance was askct
! by an Associated Press correspondent
/ to compare lhe conditions which pre-
vailed in the army d year ago witt
those of today
There is no comparison, answered
the general Last year we had ne
ammunition, and we were in no con
! dition to withstand the powerful anC
well organized offensive of the enemy
only small part Of my division sur
! vived the continuous shell fire of tn,
enemy. But today we are their equals
| 1t is the difference between chaos ant
| order
soldiers in Good spirits.
on the broad lawn which flanke'
| the divisional headquarters, a reserH
regiment, which had been given
holiday, were eXpending their eX
cess energy in games of leap-trot
! bHnd-man's buff, three-legged race
and bizarre Russian dancing, done T.
the music Of an impromptu soldiers
chorus, who sang the strange, half
barbaric chants of their race. Al
though this regiment had just bee
relieved from work in the trenche
the day before, the men were all !
zinc nbysfcat condition. and were We
rIotbad and well fed and showed n
trace of having experienced all
creator hardship than that Of livin
in thn omen air and eating thre
yboIosomo meals a day. At a shol
distance from Headquarters one coul
see The white tents of the soldier
cleaning through the open space
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-11

moved further un into the hills some
have gone into nearby valleys while "a
few have left sierra county for good
to dwell with relatives in the distance
or find work IN coal mines and on the
railroads
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-11
CAN'T FIND DANDRUFF

Every bit OF dandruff disappears
after one or two applications Of Dam
derine rubbed we'll into the scalp with
the finger tips. Get a 25-cent bottle
Of Danderine at any drug store and
save your hair. After a few applica-
tions you can't find n particle OF
dandruff or any falling hair, and the
scalp will never Itch.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-13

LOEB WON'T LAST-Jake Loeb
is in the saddle temporarily, but he
won the kind of victory that won't
stay won. Finally he will be dumped
off the school board, even if the folks
have to wait until another mayor is
elected. By that time those who
were fooled into backing Loeb up in
this fight will have their eyes opened
and know how they were fooled. For
Jake hasn't delivered all of the goods
Firing 68 teachers was only a start
er. He's got to go farther than that
to please the invisible government
that is back of him and his fight. He
hasn't yet busted the Teachers Fed
GRAFTON, and that was the job he
tackled. He. hasn't succeeded in
turning the school system entirely
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-13

THE CHIEF OF POLICE.-A chief
of police is no better and no worse
than the mayor who makes him
chief, because the chiefs policy is the
mayors policy. When a chief is fired,
it is generally because the mayors
policy, that the chief was carrying
out, proved to be unpopular Can
ming the chief is one way Of chang
ing policy, or leading the people to
believe it is changed. The late Boss
Cox, of Cincinnati, had simple sys-
tenn of changing men without chang
ing policy. He would send a Repub-
Ican delegation from his county to
the state legislature, have them obey
orders and at the next election nom
mate a new set of legislators who
had no bad record to defend. Whether
the canning of Chief Healey means a
new chief with a new policy; or a
new chief with the same old policy,
remains to be seen, but whatever
happens the mayors policy, old or
new, will be the policy that will gov
ern the official conduct of the new
chief.
Chief Healey won't squawk, of
course. That would be unethical.
He'll take his medicine like a wise
copper, go back at the head of the
traffic squad and finally on the pen
sion roll. A new chief will step into
the limelight, and for the time being
will be at the very least, careful. If
it's Herman SchuettleT, our guess Is
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-13


INSULL AGAINST HOME RULE.
Sam insult doesn't want home rule
for Chicago now. He prefers regula-
ton, by the state, and finds reasons
why. It may be that the real reason
is that LOwden was elected governor,
and mebbe Sam expects Frank to
appoint a state board of public utili-
ties that will stand for Insults high
inanciering. You see, Sam has Bit
ten off quite moUthful in Chicago,
and may need help in digesting it.
He wants to change the gas test and
he also wants a new franchise for his
street railways another Walter
Fisher unification grab. Possibly
Sam also will want identification Of
steam railways when he can make
'em buy the juice from Common
wealth Edison. Undoubtedly Sammy
can think of many reasons why a
nice, business-Iike state board would
be a handy thing to have about the
house. r Anyhow, Sam is dead sure
he'd rather deal with state board
of politicians than with a council
elected by the people of Chicago. But
Sam insult is a darned poor reason
why Chicago shouldn't have home
rule.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-13

that he will retire with a chiefs pen
sion, and a halo before anybody getsN
chance to make him the goat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-23

reift, iporin lie nli @rltnb brlttaler
9e9an6lung ielbit cine Sdeioing per-
!nngt. sic fiibrt ferner aiL oaB ibr
@atte NIT $500, Ole iie iid) slfammen
rripart batten, IN llngarn gepIies
@riinoeigentbur gefmlft bnbe, oas lie
Jett auf iia ieIbit iibertragen ba6en
modte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-23

Dapib William IsoboRsp, "a, Reip.
port ,ap.
lSeanstis oafton, %. 1903 asHtOr
Strabe.
{Gbiuarb 9rstel, 10, 1918 5erron 4p
eotberhie Sisfert. 1S, 1888 bsssl.
JSobn 9. Dousbertp, %, 1919 grs,
men Ctr.
l9eorsianna u. e6dfer, "a, 7os
Ddpib Ctr.
(Dapib galbOd, %, 2159 WeaeanslD
lMinnie Wepsr, IL, 213O Burner Ct
Jglarsnee spe, 25. 3oO5 aerper Nd.
Marp pertins. q. 9artipea.
lSofspb 5. Rpan. 90. TAG gDeft a. ct
lSefeu 3. 9rsppenftsbt, %. 1881
Bernon pIacs.
George Wtii6elI, %, g2eipart, ..
tGroncis Suilsp. %, princstOn 9Otsl
jRalpb 6. Burnett, 81, Hsp Ri1.
monb, Sbio.
1elsn g. WaG, 19. 1O41 Sobn Str
iJrani Goal, 27, 1893 Sarasnt Ctr
giolet Ranicm, 80. 7s 2lperp Ctr.
(@iniam 6. Barrier, SO, s24 eburail
I 9Insn,fe
geifie 6. Sadion, 21, $50 bsssl.
gtrsil Saunbsr. 26, 1909 Mounbs:
lDiud 5obbUn. %. S26 Satbauul
Strabe.
|6snrp Sbidnsr, Is, 26 9lIiIon CTR
tRois Sarp, "a, 213S ainbsl aps.
jglemens Sriman, 35, 2621 Dennis
I Strabe.
leIard 5brem. 27, 1346 Walnut Cir
IDiIiam a.up, 2s, ct. Bernard.
lgribset aslIp. Y, bessl.
j9enrp @lSdlsr, 81, 2e1s SaIiteabsi
lapuife Gmma gtupp. "a, Rorpuub
Jaouis u. SOpf, SO, 364o groots aD
lglifabetb 9aunid. sc, 1850 parioi
I Ncah.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-23

sluf entpfebIing 6es @aafommit.
tees ipiiroe Der Aontroft fiir 6ie Sci.
siing un6 Wentilationsmlagen IN Ger
acuen Sdule IN SDoe asarf an Die
Bed, gl1Ilimnion & BED 90. gu Dc.
rem slngebot pom $91 ,3t9 iibertragcn
|nno Die Ssirnra gabcof & @uIcor or.
belt fiir $40,39S ben aonfraft fir
bic 0ieferiutg Der aeiielanIage fin Sie
nene SodfdaiIe.
Tie biperieu gnlpfebIitnsen oss
GfuliuperiilteHoenten, bic nid)t BON
tefonberer 1id,tiateit iuoren, uurocn
einitimmig gutgebeiben ,aber BEL elmer
GmpfebIilng prcteitirte Sfatlratbs.
initalie6 Jisf iebr energiid5. Ter
|ES6uliuperintentent bat nGmlidj be.
idaoiien, Die bieiigeu fs6uIen aud, nit
elmer ipeiblifen SilfsIeiterin oes
5urmnlterridts ,u beeliifen inh
slanbt Die aeeignete 9.erionIiGfcit
fir oieien Eoiten in Retp g)orf in Ell,
|nem ;srl. Narn @rob entoedt 5u 6a.
Ben. CT nollte MN, baB SRI. 8roB er.
ilft irerben ioae, 81 elmer Gonie.
ren5 bierber 5i fonuneH ino sirar
aeseft @eroiitung Der gleiiefoltcn. Ter
SduIrdtb itinlrnte nit fiinf eegen bic
Siintne BON Serru fSist bieier em.
|pfeblirng bel. SER 5isf beinerfte,
eaF ieiiier slniidt naf Der YoitciI
audi beiest iperben f6nnte, .obne in
Die 1serne gu ffspeiien." gaitor 8. IS.
eIicnlobr pobnte Der Sisung niAt
BEL.
3it eincr liitgercn Ge6atte, Die je.
Sod) reiilItatlos perlief, fam cs ob ei.
ner 5oroerliiia Die =. y. SGomas,
non go. 6139 Rioge glpenlie, anbdn.
gig gsniaf)t bate. SS5rn Ofto6er bori,
gen sSaBres pcrltngliidte Der So5r
ron S,errn Ibonas, Der 369lirg Der
Mocouaro &odidnle 8amar Gbo-
mas. beim Sanoiertigfeitsunterri6t,
ineeln er nit Der rehten Senb in
cine areiSidse serietb, nobel ibm Die
Sano ,ihlimm 5ilgerittet tr1troe. Ger
Batter bate MN Str geborbe Die 3ied.
MN, oes bcbnnoeInber glr5tes Or.
". Is. SJones irn getrage BON $500
,ur 9eBdblilng iiberianot, aber oas
iSiiau5fomnrittee, beiien @oriiser
Serr 9ld lit, aatte Die @ehnuns 3u
Jrh beiunbcm imb Serr sld pollte
NIT benz @atcr tanoelu. Or ula6te
ben 8orfdldg. oaB Serrn 1bomas
Sl5O angeboten neroen iollten, aber
oos en6e bonn 2ieoe ipor. bab Der
Sdyulratb bic code porIduiig aui iit9
teruben licB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-23
MnS sem NtnmisipalseriA,t

9ouis Walterman BON Der sSbd
Strabe purbe BON Aihtsr geatman
gu elmer @elbftrafe bon $40 uno aos
ten psrurtbeilt, neil er am SonHtds
nit feinem @utpmo6il in raIeubem
Sempp bic gaeabins Hoao entlong ge'
fdbren mar.
@lfreb 9rdfeu Don Siib g1ortpprb
mubte SIS unb tie Soften srlesen,
neil sr nit ieiuem autompbil an eis
mem boltenben Strdbenbubnpogen
porbeigsfabren NOR.
Die gelbitrafe BON $50 urb Sos
ten, bic iiber 6ermdnn Repman. benz
pormalieen ghef bes 8ergunescorps
perbGnet tporben mar, neil er trob
ppli5eiIihem gerbot bornuf beftanben
bate, NIT einem fslbitperiabten BUD
duf ben Strdbsn 81 bouiiren, ipurbe
bon Ridtsr Dsatmon iuspnbirt, nnd)s
BEN Hsipman perfpro1en bate, bos
Saufirsn In 3utunft sinftsIlen Sn
noIIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-23
Gebnrtem.

Benjamin unS Rofa Gor, 2411
5uirDisip 4ps., anabe.
William unb Gillian Reiismeper
1917 Dins Ctr, anabe.
Morib nnb gtbel Rebler, 100e
aoifutb Str, Nldbden.
Dopib unb Gbna Sldb, 3455 Gin.
ben Npe., Rndbs.
hilbert unb gmmo Wods, 1896
Carpenter Ctr, Wsdbhen.
Gbnarb unb Rutb 3insmeiiter
1880 Bont Str, Mdbnen.
6enrp uHb gerthu milite, 164e
0ilfsp Qfpe., anabs-
ardnf unb Gliie araemer, Gle
Donton Ctr, UsGbhsn.
Charles uno 9ulu msrb, 2S4C
9essman STR, Uldbhsn.
MiIinm unb 5sIen @udenbsrser,
33o5 Wpntistb 9lus., WlGbden.
Uiite unb asnd wlinb, 1714 Grinf
Str, Mdoten.
George unb qlnnu Rern. 1925 Dali
ton Ctr. MdbfeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-23

Die giraer pon eiuiuoOb perIausen
energiidj cine nsne Sdnle.

Gelegationen BON Der 2iinuooo Snl.
propcment gliiociation unb benz
Wliitterflub ipuroen beim SduIratB
poriieaig. = Slre @ortfiibrer err
fldren, baB Die Staatsbeb5roen je.
bcrseit bercit iinb bic Styule 3ii
foitbemr,iren. Serr Saniiiei
a(d bat augeniheinlid cine rieiiSe
pofaf,iing Dor bem 8onreris Gitt
Club. - 3uidriften bon arbeiter.
orsaniiatioueu Deroen ipeniger
boilif bebanoelt. - aoutrooerie
iiber cine Doftorredniing. = SER
6isf protcitirt gegen Snrportiruita
} einer Siirnlebrerin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-23
1914 % unb s641.s2 reip. aeqen Die

S534. % unb $641.s2 reip. gegen oie
Gtaht Cincinnati auggtrengt.
Sobn 90 nu nj a II II, Der am 90.
9lpril 1916, als er al Der SarriIot
rso Golerain glpeillle pom etner Sobn
Strabe Gar itieg, bon etuen 9lutomo-
bill Der Sirula @m. q. &ebnr & Sons
iiber BEN Salrfen eerannt ipuroe iino
oabet einen Sbulterbrit6, iotpie an
oere 8erleBuneeu erIitt, bat oesbaIb
cine aIage iiber $4,000 geaen bic
Sirina areeltrengt.
q q d laB sSa den.
8. 6. goIfinoer lit Seitameitts.
|noIlItreder non St s. &Iebabn; gerfo.
|nalien $500, @runoeigentbum $500.
gSm 8 o gtman lit Seitameitts-
ooIlitrefer BON Sbereie j. @ericfhts;
Serinnoiien $500.
gloribge s. 9urbp tit SeitamentS.
poilitrcfcr BON Sarob 6. Nirbp;
@rgnbeigeutbdtm $1,000
@lennure emma @aritaot iIt 9atr.
ldBperpnlterin bon SSobn Simmer.
mann: @rilnbcigertbiint $1,000.
9cstS g. @-i1bolo lit EeItamerrts.
oollItreder BON Sbereiia gihboIo;
Eerlonalien $4,000, @rlrnoeieentbum
$4,000.
8eribtebenes.
Der &ontraftor Sypiep6 9[. 8pritcs
bat cine @inhnItsfloge gegen Sic
5ountp. .aontnltiidre singereift, I'M
lie 5u perbinoern SEN Sontroft fir
Die @erbeiierltna Der Golbtpeu 9ioao
ir SprirafieIo Topribip an ireenS-
cine anbere 6irina 5lt bereeben, oa &c
bas nieorigite un6 bette aneebot III.
terbreitet baben mill.
Die Cincinnati 8orfingnen's
Club 9. iinb g. So. fIagte cine Sp-
potbcfburoerltng iiber $2644.44 ge-
gen CLARA ,nuo Spnton Geipburaer
Elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-23
Griid, irei, tatt, tren!.
0rpptibn riiftet FA fir bas
81. Sunbes. 9mrnfeft.

3nm britten glaI In isiner fedjsisjab'
risen @eihidIfe trifft Der aItc &iI.
Iiamsbnrser yerein bic gsrberei.
fmngsm- - Gr ridJiet Elm 9lnno'
idlreibeu at bic yereimc nnS CT.
inft lie jftt id)ou sIr 8iiitnns. -
Vim branoenoen Cesan wiro lid
str tnrneriid,e Wettitreit abipieIsm.
Der Sbeepsbenb Ban SpeebluaiJ
alS 5eitplat. = BON "a. sSuui bis
sam 3. Gull 1917 eritreden iiaJ
bic Geittase. - Sas @rOsramm IN
isiHeH aasemeineu llmriKen. -
Was nit BEN 1mrHfeit be5iuedt
,pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-23

bradt ipsrbsn, bab bic gsitrsbunssn
Der beutid ameritanif9en Turner
biefsm 9beil bes beutIfkn Ddens
eine gr0Bers unb ipeiters 0erbrsituns
einjurdunlen. ben ebslitsn unb lauier>
fen Wotipsn entiprinsen. :
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-23

JobrssbHts Fnb in bas Reid Der
Werganssnbeit berjunisn, felt groot@
Inn, oas fIeibise Na&barsB sBoronsb Der
sdddftissn Mstropole Rem yort, gum
leBtsn Uiais Gelssenbsit bate. in isi-
Hen Mauern bos in regtlmdbisen Sns
itroalIsn tpiebsrtebrenbs Gtit bss
decentralization 2urnsrbunbes au
feiern, trosbem serdbs In Der atrdens
ifdbi mtbrsrs Der aIteiien, sr0bien uno
sifrigiten 2urnpertine bss 2anbes ibs
-rtn sit babeu. Snbianapolis, Sin
cinnati DeHpsr unb anbers GtGbts bss
Weiiens bdben inSuiiden Bel bieism
srobtsn aIler 6tite bes 9urnerbur0es
bic Sdbniiinser smeritas bsbsrbsrst,
b,s Der RetuYort 9urnbeSirt bic Jrass
aufmorf, ob es ni9t enbli4 3eit isi.
aud ipisber sinnial sin 4unbess 7urp
ftt i'm Oiten bts 2aubss db3ubalien.
Tds yiir iinb @iber zines berartigsn
groBm untsrntbmens ipurbe bsratbsn
uHb befprohen, als fidb Der 2urnperein
bon grootlpn. g. D., nift nur eu,sr
Der anseifbenitn 9ereine bss 1urnsrs
bunbes. fonbtrn elmer Der erfien beuls
fhn 1ersinisunssn Broollpns, ent,
fHlob, gum briitsn Teale tpGbrenb ieis
mes mtbr als fed5igidbrisen 9eifebsns
bic Bsranftaltung bes 80. 1unbess
2urnfefes 5u iiberne6msn.
Wit syreuttn ipnrbe bitfer geTdlub
In ben 216 Wereinen bes Nprbamsris
tanifhen 9urnerbunbes aufsenommen,
unb pdbrtnb i'm alien Willidmsbur.
ger 9urnperfin bic erfen pldne gss
f4mitbtt fpnrbsn, sins bic 4unbe
bur1 has aanb, baB ii9 bic bsutfd.
amtritanii4eu Turner i'm SABRE 1917
In grooilpH gum frieblidsn 3urniere
siuftelitn tDerben. Jn dllsr Siiae ors
ganiiirtt iifh bic grefutipe bes grobsn
yeiiss unb nrbeiiste obns unierlab, nm
erit stipas Deiinitipes su errsiGen, ebe
man nit ben eritsn plansn Dor bic
Osfisntiihttit tritt. 6euts III bic Gyes
iuiipe. bic ii9 aus ben 9urnern 6eins
rid absIes, 9orIibeiibu; Gbarits
sanger, itsllptrirstenber Doriibenber;
gruno 6. Ghmibt, G6riFttpart;
ebrift. pariaoi, aaHenipart; gbriif.
Wlit, tehniIhsr 2siter; syrdntis u.
Dsd, gus. S1peppenbid, s5reb. g. 8.
aange unb GauiD aoos 5uIammenjsBi.
70 nett, I'm ben pislsn Jreunbsn bts
beutI&en 5urnDeiens tintn porIdufis
gen plan unisrbrtittn gu tonnen, be.
: IN bem fo!genbeH eriten Runbi4reibtn
on Die Hunbsspsreint In lmriHsn ans
segeben iii:s
uDen Wertinen bes Rorbamsrifanis
4en 1urn<r6unbesl gut 9sii! i
5n iiurms nnb tdmpfum!obten Ia.
gen riiiist ii9 Der Rorbamsrifdniih.
aurnerbuHb CUR Abbdltuna jeineS
nd6iisn, 80. Bunbssiurnerisifss. mel,
&<s in ben 1asen bonn "a. Sunf BIB
3. Suli 1917 an ben 6itli9sn geiids
ben bts omeriianiihsn Roniinents
itattfinbtn ipirb. Gum britisn Whlle IN
bem 1urnpereiH BON Brooilpn. 6. o.,
bic gbre Jugefnllsn, bic Worbsrfitungtr
fir ben srobtn irieblidtn Msttftrsii
pcn Hrdft. 0tpdnbibeit unb geiIt 3u
ttsfftn bsr Elm bsrebiss 3susnib uns
isrss Bsitrsbens lisFern folI. Sn elmer
9eit. In ipelGsr ner f0rpsrlihen 4uss
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-05-10
FOREIGN NEWSPAPER COPIES
At THE PUBLIC LIBRARY
An Exhibit Which Includes Many
Curiosities From All Parts Of

Thru the courtesy of the Chamber
lain Medicine Company of Des Moines,
Iowa, The Willmar Tribune has re-
ceived a bundle Of twenty foreign
newspapers, which they have receiv-
ed as proof of advertising done in
same. The papers received include
some great curiosities. We have plac-
ed them on exhibition at the Willmar
Public Library, where anyone inter-
ested may look them over. The pa
pers are the following:
The Times of Natal, Pietermarits-
burg, Africa.
East London Daily Dispatch, East
London, S. Africa.
The Bengalee, Calcutta, India.
North China Daily Press, Shanghai.
The Statesman and Friend of In
dia, Calcutta, Ind.
The Sindhi, India.
Jamaica Times, Kingston, Jamaica
De Afrikaner, Pietermaritzburg,
Africa (Dutch).
La Discussion, Havana, Cuba.
Chinese Daily, Penang, China.
Hawaiian Gazette, Honolulu.
De Sumatra Post, Medan (Dutch).
The Mandalay Times, Mandalay.
India.
Unidentified, Lucknow, India.
Unidentified.
The Straits Times, Singapore, India
The Provincial, Cawnpore, India.
The Ceylon Morning Leader, Col
ombo, Ceylon.
The Maulmain Advertiser, Maui
main.
Jam-E-Jamshed, Japanese.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-05-10
Improvement League Meets.

The Fairview Cemetery Improve
ment League met at the Rest Room
Monday evening. The following Of
fcers were elected for the ensuing
year: Mrs. L. Rodlun, PRESIDENT; Mrs.
A. Larson, vice president; Mrs. A.
Crosby, secretary and treasurer. The
treasurers report showed an unex-
pected balance after paying all bills
for the past year.
The ladies have felt repaid for the
efforts they have made and the in
terest taken in the cemetery and will
continue the work this year. They
earnestly hope for the hearty COOP
GRAFTON of all the people who own lots
ir ts,e cemetery and care to have
s:.n4e kept in an attractive way. Mr..
0. Rasmussen was appointed care
taker of the cemetery and has al
ready commenced work. The price
Of the care of the lots will be from
$3.50 to $500 according to size Of lots.
This money can be paid to Mr.. Ras-
musson to any any one of the follow
ing committees: Mesdames L. Rod
lun, Andrew Larson, A. Crosby, A. N.
Lewis, H. S. Peterson, Nellie Norm
and I. Cramer. Parties who desire to
clean and care for their own lots are
requested to remove all rubbish from
the grounds.
There will be an additional i'm
provement made this season in the
shape of large flower bed, 20 feet in
circumference, in the centre Of the
cemetery. It is expected this will add
very materially to the attractiveness
of the place.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-05-10
BOY OF FOURTEEN
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
PhiIip L0hn in Burbank Found
Dead From Gun Shot
Wound.

A most distressing fatal shooting
accident took place last Thursday in
Burbank township. when Philip Will
lam Lohn. fourteen-year-old son Of
shot himself when out trying to shoot
crows.
The boy left in the morning and the
parents took no notice Of his absence
until in the evening, as they assumed
that he had gone to school. When he
did not return in the evening, a hunt
was made and his body was found
with the head frightfully mangled
from a charge from the gun. 1t is as
sumed that the boy had dragged the
gun behind him when the hammer
was struck in some way and the load
discharged. The lad had discovered
on his trip to school a place where
crows were nesting and had made up
his mind to shoot them and therefore
took the gun with him that fatal morn
ing.
Coroner Branton was summoned
and arrived on the scene the same
evening.
The deceased boy was born April
2, 1902. in Burbank township. He was
attending parochial school at the Grow
River church He is mOurned by his
parents. three sisters-Mabel, Minnie
and Laila and four brothers-Oscar,
Silas, Burton and Eddy.
The funeral occurred Saturday,
Rev. r. o. Tolo officiating, and the
interment took place at the Crow
River church cemetery. The grief
stricken family has the sincere SYM
pathy Of the entire community in this
dark hour OF trial.