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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-16

Brit crmoglidt. 9}od oieicu
&Iaue iou oie Guo6oltcitcuc ser Nj.
SO. 9o9n pom Ger @cicrItraBc uodl
ocn Scrnlannploec 5u pcrihobcu IT.
al i6rem 5iiocnoe Ircppcu mad
ocm oarlnter liegcltoen &nbniteigc
Der gioroiiiobo5u aigelegt ueroen
Gle Staotgenein0e.lcnfolu piinidlt
obcr cincl nod bclitcmerei llcbcr.
gang pon Der cinen ouf oic ou0ere
@obW cinen ,,@cmciuidofts 9abu.
bof oer oic nd6cre SeronfiibrunQ
ser 9obnitcige bciocr Qtnicn 3iw
&orouSictlm8 6at. GoS bat nun
bel iiA rrel8euocu 9idhngcp
Sdpierigfetcu alh cr60beu iiH oa.
ourd Die Noufoitcn crbc5lid.
Ga es iih bier lin ciucn Ser lpid.
tigitcn GcrtcbrStnoteupimfte oes
Siooiicns 6dnOcIt, fat notiirlin
aud oic 9(ifiidbts6eb0rOc an scr so.
lung Ser 0roge Gin beruorrogenOcs
NNltcrelic, mo 10 bottc lie oie @ertrc
ter Oes @crlmcr iulo &cufollncr yla
ailtruts, 0cs 3ucdpcrbuu0cs it, / ~
81 ciucr &or5cprcdina orr 2lnacle
genbeit gcloocr bic geitcrr iltttcr
goriiB ocs G5erreaicritngSrothS Iy
Saaicloi in &oli3ci $rdiioiiun
itottiou0 Sn jmeiitiiuniaer 1ibnua
murocn oos Sir uno g9iocr cines
@clueinidoitss s9o5nbofce Scrmdin.
@lab crortert glau fam o6or bei
Den entgpgeuiicbcuoeu &iiuic6cn uno
Sntercliei nod 81 feincr ollc g5eileI
5eirieSigcnocn gItideioupg uno
weitere 9eipredungen iuerocu oenp
nahit itattiinoeli
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-16
3luci SdlneIlbabnen sluiidcn Berlin
nuo Ncuf6lln.

9lis Berlin miro ms geidrieden:
9leuf6In miro IN pcniqen rahrcu
BON Sen @roB 9erIiner @cneinoen
ocu bciteu ShueQba6n 9(uidhlB
6o6en, Oo 5wei inn Ban bcgrifieue
Shnca5om @inien nah oicicM
9orortc iii6rcn Die ". G.s@..Ga6n
@ciilnobriluncn 9}cnf0lln itno sic
iidotiidc Roroiiio6o6n NPiiacritrnBc.
Icufolm. Ncioc ga1ncn euOiaen
porlduiiG ain S,crmanuplde. Scr sic
@rcH5e 9erlln's unD 0cs giud)5oror
tcS biloet GS III abcr sic 5ortiiiG
uug beioer 9o6nen oird3 0dO 9lct.
fonner (Scbict gcpIant, 3u lpelHcm
3lucdc cbcn nlu &crnidlnpIaBc cine
Srcujmg ser SGicncmpcge crtolgeu
mug. 9nli allc Sale miro irb bier
Gin itartsr lliuiieigepertc0r bon ci.
nen dli oaS anocrc GcrfcbrSnlittel
enhuidclu lu0 mic bic 3abn6ofSon.
lo0cn bcidoficn icin miiiicn INN al.
len 9c0iiriuiIieu an 6citeu 5l bic.
ncr oos lit olgcnblidIid Ole 6roge,
init Ger iid) Die itdotiiden ino itaat
li6en gScrtcbrsbc6oroen beiniien
Tic 5adlogc lit io Gic gcrliucr
itGotii9c OloroiiiO6o1n miro bon Ser
9eQc 9(liaueitcroBe oiird sic Wnci,
ienatitraBe noh Der Saien6eioe 9ei
iiibrt iucrocr, 100 lie uorldiiig ain
Sernlauplob euoigcn Iol. @on bier
aus plant sic Staotgcmeinoe l}cu.
foan bic llntcrgriup6obn anf cigcnc
9icdjnlna oMrd) oic @crliner 1t. Berg
StroBc bis sum- 9lingbo6u6oi yScr.
monnitraBe" mciter 5ll iiiArcn, 9ln
Ser geuhi 9leufoqucr g9einbil0.
@ren3e. 0enl Sernlounplas iuiirNe
MN oieie 3peialinic scr 9loroiii0.
@a6u bic int Ban 6cgriiicnc 9l.@..
g. .Sdnc1babn (WeiuiObritnncn
9tclitnlln) freii5eli Deren DprlnllIigcr
Gn0bobn6oi an Der @de ocs aottbu.
ier ConiueS inO Der @eieritroBe 60.
plant uno 9rimoidtlicb bcreitS ae.
ne6migt iuoroen lit Tie 9lnla9e iuor
crit 10 aeondht, BOB pon Sem gl.G-
@9o6nboi rin eiuioder llebergaug
nod ocn 9n6niteiaen bet 9lor0iiio-
9abn inogIid blieb, Ciaic 2oiln3
befricoigte sic bet6eiligteu 5taot.@e.
meinoeu aber nicbt uno 10 pirOe
cin neiier &lan aui9citeIIt Ser 5ii.
aleih cine ipdterc Gerldnaeriuag Scr
gl.G. IS. 9obn iiiooGriS poraiiS
lidltlid1 Olirh 0icSernlduniirobc uof
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-16

iino i'm aoriotiiden Mcer mli Nli.
men nli0cloiicn uno qciimfcu Die
Nlcbr5o6l scr D}onuihoitcn fonntc
gerettct tpcr0cn.
6reitug tl. Sonlor. g}o6
elmer 2onooner @leIoing Bat Dion.
tcncgro init Gcitcrreih ltu9arn cineu
&Saiicuitiaitano ob9eidIoiieu.
Gle montcregriniicbc Soicnituot
9lntipari 1T bon meittrogcnOcn S. H..
81. @cidiiBcn .lmtcr 6cucr genonlrncn
moroen
Cie &crbiiuoetcu 6obcn nod elmer
Gcpeihc aus SoIonifi i6ren 9lngriii
aui Oie BORT ite6enocu 9laiirtcn nit
eincr groBcn glrtiIlcric.9(ftion cingcs
Ieitct.
Sic rliiiide Gffcuiipe i'll Sitguli.
5icn unO gciiorobien bat Dolliq Der.
iagt Tic g. IT. 81. Trilppcn baItcu
Iangs Der 6ront lore 6iS6crigcn Stcl-
lungcu.
Gic 5IieacrleiltnautS 90lfc lmo
Slimtclmoun bobcu Scocr cin mcitc
res iriuolihcS 6lup3clQ ali ser g9cii
front abgeidoiicu mo oofiir pom
9oiicr Sen Croen &ulr lc N}rritc cr.
6oltcu Ger tiirfiibc 6licgcrIcut.
nont 9oeNedc BAT an oeu IarOonel.
len ieincn uicrtcn 9leroplon Gerlmtcr-
ge6olt.
Gngliibc 9luariiic bel 9lrmcnticrcS
mo frG5oiiite @oritoBc in ser
Champagne iinO bon sen Ieuti6eu
abgclpieien.
Somitah IS. Somlar. Die
montenegriniibc sSaiptitaDt Getinjr
befinoet iiA in Sdnoeu oItcrreidiid-
lrllppen. Die 5taot lit
mocriebrt. Gic 9cpolteriug Der.
baIt iic6 nr6ia.
Gie 9lIliirten ieBea Die Sauounq
Ooil 1rllppen m SaloNiti mo Ser
9utt bon Sriouo tort. trcifen a6er
feline 9InitaItcn 3nr Ciicniioc iibcr
5ugebcn
Sic Eiirfen 1abeu bel ser Gcrtrei.
brn8 oer 9aiiricn BON @uQipoii il. d.
70 @eihiibc, t3 0lincnperfcr. 20O0
@crc9re 1900 aiitcn @hmition.
$500 @ranotcn 10000 9ombcn mo
rieiige @ropiautiueugcu cr6eutct.
Gin aus fl ariegsidiiicu ser M.
lirtcn beifc6erOcs Seidpaocr bat sic
SpiBe pon tSolipoli arfolgloS beidoi,
leu. Sin tiirfiihcr 6ligcr bat ourdl
len ieinen fimiteu 9Icroplau berlintcr
gciett
liirfiiGc Eripprn iiuo III Sic
nenc pcriidle Nauptitnot acrman.
idja0 cin9eriidt iuio bon scr Gimob
ueridait begeiiiert cnpiaugen nor.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-16
gNusiall Der rcpublitoniihcn &rimdr
moblcn obbongig.
gsOlitifer inter gluflaer.

@raftpn Y. ga. IS. San.
Der ocmufratiihe Nolitifer 0ol. S.
i. N}cSrop, .glitalieo oes osnlofras
tiicben Acknowledgements BON gScit
Girginicn lrio Gbarles y. Cirbin
plrocn 9eitcru 1T &crbinoimg nit
Dem arnb Der Sraiiou @onf inter
9InfIn9c gcitellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-16
glndipicI snm s)unusstuiuu-SrulunI(

DpnngStomn G.. 10. San.
Gic Sobl Der Gpier ocS porw0
dligen Strifcfrapalls 0ot iih cuf
oier pcrulebrt, inNen ecitcrn Der 80.
jdbrigc Gou 5ldioc1cr ocm iciit
Sous iibcr Dem aopi augeitedt mo
DER oann obuc aleioer III oic y4in,
terfdlte 6malsgciagt plroc, ocu
6olgen Oicier brrtolcn @ebau0lm0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-16
@un BEN neuen 9lnbrlprriirn.

&on ben Meueu gtobelpreiicn.
@on oen fini gSobclpreiieu fir
1914 lno 1915, ijbcr oercn 3ucr,
tbeittng Die i6mroiiMc glfoocmic ser
@ilicHimoiten ioc6cn cnticbieocn bot
lit ciier nod 9lmerifo, elmer nuc6
Cnglano, 6mci nah GeutiMlono uno
ciner nod Geitcrrei@ llngori chi.
foacn. Inter Sen 0eutinen glpbcl,
prcistro9crn lit por aIlem 4roiciior
Or 9fihor0 g9iait1ttcr III @crlm
our6 icinc ,Soridun9cn aud III met
tercn Saicntreiicn 6efnnnt 9emoroen
0os UebciuniB Scr Soroennuiorr
Der &ilon3cmueIt lit 6urc6 oician
Settler oes bcrii6mteu ben @neucr
IN 9limden aeloit lporoen. Zen
6nrbitoif 0es 8lottgrilns Bat ct de-
mild rein oorgeiteat ino in ncnercn
SSorid)ulger BAT cr olih cas Hdtbicl
geloit lpic bic gloic in0 onS @eildcn
ibrcn 5orben3ou6cr gcpimen Sn
ciriacben detiidcn Sol5cn BAT cr
ocn ISorbitoii onrgcitcat DER III Der
giatur 10 uielfdltige 5honbcitcn Ct
8el9t. g9eit me6r oui 0en Areis
Der 5ohlclitc pcidrauft 1T OieArnut.
niB Der beoeutcnoan Seiitlngcib Die
9Srofciior Nlor BON 2nic al ser llni.
pcriit0t 6rouffrt a. @f. Ocn glo6el
preis fiir 9b0iif cingctrngen 6aben.
&bm 1T cs gcllnocn Ourd 1oAlI
linnreihc &criune 5unt criten @lnl
cine Dlciiuu0 ocr SScIlenlongc oer
9fontgcnitroblcn 5u crreihen Eanf
icinen llntcriudiiugeu wiiien ipir
bcute Dab es lido bel oicicn Siroblen
imt wirfli6c 2idtitrobIct bou6clt,
bic mir oitr6 0enoue glngabe i6rcr
&cIlcnlon9c ronl ecmobnlidcn Sihtc
iuitcrihciocn follucn Or. 9iobert
9oronD, 0cnl 0cr me0i8iniihe ylobeI
8rcia 5iIerfamlt morocn it, lit 9sri
potoo5cnt an Scr llniperiitdt Miei
itno bciinOct iid) 5ltr5cit III ruiiiifbcr
aricgs0einngenidloit. Sn aIler
Stiae bat oicicr jiinge o1elcbrte
b6hit picbtiec @rtoedimgcn oai oeut
@ic6ictc Ser Cbrenbeilfunoe ocuodt
sic 6c5iebcn iidD nui Die piclfuM nod
0tnfle 8bpiiologic oeS Der Inter
iihung 10 irbwcr 5igdnglidbeit 80
renlabprintbs. Gurb icinc @criubc
itcdtc @arnnp oic GnpfinoliMtcit
Oicies G6cilas oes Gc60ropparntes
gcgen faloriidc Giuililiic feit uno
bat oii oicic Grocbniiic cinc goud
neuc Nietbcoc 5nr @riiillng oes 9o
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rrionnci Si
cuger @cr6n0uma itcbcn ilbrigcnS
0auiit b6dIt intcrciiantc llitcril
dlltn0cn iibcr oos aleinbirh Die No
ram anqeIicl(t bat Gr bat int
stlein6irn bier @cntren fir bic @c
iurginaeu Der oberen Grtremitoten
III Derihicoeucn &idltintgen aiige
ifnOcn bic lpie bic 3iiacl cincs CSc
ipannS oic bonn CjroBbirn dusgeben
0cn 9eipc0ungen IN oie beoblidtigtr
9}idting lriteu. S3arunu fouttc rnn
Ourd ieinc faloriidbc 0'ctbooc bcl
Gpcrationen OeS bloBgclc9tcn alcin
birnS oie 3iieel Der einen Seite nod
9cIicbcn lodcrn ilno ooourh be
itiunte @epcgungslt0ungen Der
porrufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-16
Slerrid fiir gnuOcssG GenotOr.

CLEVELAND, 81. 15. San.
Ntoron Z. Nerrids, Der friibere ame
ritoniidc 9otihofter III 6ronfreicl,
tiinoGite 6eutc glbeno ieine Gouoioos
tiir fir Ocu 9iuoesienot an ooh iii
nontilrlih oieic Gonoiootur uon Dem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-16
lssIaUcrItciaerMaa IL ct. gOMiS.

ct. 2onis, @lo. 10. San
PIN gcitrigei orittea gag Scr oroBeu
bier itottiiincnoen 9htttion Don @cl.
sen iino 100000 S9iiamratter 5eac,
III &artien bon roo Bis $500 5tiid,
fiir 912 bis 10 Geuts pro Stiif pev.
faMit por0cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-16
gsru6i6itiOM N glgeit..Airninitn.

0borlrNom " va. l5. SaN.
Gas Gbcracridlt Dat oen @erihtS
bcicbI alIrebt crbolten lupnit oei
Giicnbabnei lultcriaat porocn iuar.
Baiiogicrca 81 gcltattcl iitcitirfc
5pirituoicn ais perionIidcs tScpad
NIT lid 5r iii6rcn Ger @crid8tsbr
icbl ioa ali ailc oiicntlidc &crfcbrs
9Ipiioltcn and aui Strabenbabueib
5iw gnlpcnoing acbradlt wcr0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-16
@OdJen.aricss.G6r


SOnntaA 8. Sonuar Nm
Ser oitgaIi5iihen Strppairont lit Gin
! crnclter rriiiicbcr 2rr66ruGsucrild)
gebcitert gliNb al scr 6eiiuro6i
lGcn 5ront tobcn 6ittcrc adlnpie.
Ter 6cino bat bci'm gcrioacn ieiner
ipnhtigcu 2lngriiic pieoer 1900 Wc-
lon0cnc oarmtcr 5o6lrci6c Cifi.
5icrc, ucrIorcn.
YIN @ortmonnSiucilcrfopi IN Sen
Sogclen ba6en sic Iclitic6en sen
6rou3oicn oIud cinen llc6crfaQ cin
@robcnltiif abgcrlmgcn. Iic GtaOt
9foncp, IN pic oeutifc @ronatcn faI.
len miro ron ser Gipil6cp6Ifcrina
gerGint
Geltcrrcidliid lngoriiGe 6licQcr
bobcn ocn nobc Gattoro aclcacucu
Sopccnbcrg mo oic noutcuesriui.
Ide @aIptitoot Gctinic nit 9oin6em
6cIcot.
9Ir Ocr Garooncacn 6ront 6ot
Der tiirfiidc 5licgcr @iclttcnont
3oOoifc Gin luciicrcS Iluaicua fer.
untcrgcidoiirn. Gle Stclhtnocn ser
gIaiirten 6ci SceO il Na6r ms
oie 6Iueltotion ouf scr SuicI ,Sm.
bros iino BON tiirfiidcn 6licQcrn
nit 9onlben bclegt uorOcn
Gie SIliirten 6o6en nlmuc6r audi
Ole griefiidc &uicI 9lclos 6eicbt ii.
gt1cn ciuiodl ben Der E6oiiodc Der.
itduOiat.
,Sn Elris Go6cn lido Sic uo6an.
ncouniidcu @iuoe6orcncu acaeu sic
6ran5oieu crbobcu 0icRefrlltirlmgS
Stoticnen oracgriifcn iwo cincaaRa.
ior aetootct.
D2ontog to. Sounar. Die
liirfcn bnbcu oie 9tlliirtcu nad bci
tiger SdIadJt 5nr uoIlitduoiacu @dl.
numg bon @ollipoli ac5lpuueen.
Sin iaiuNIicbeS Eager iit crobcrt
nGn @cidiibc iiao peggcnommeu
mO eiu init Iruppen bclaOcucs
Shiii lit ucricnft wor0cu.
Ter 9oHoouer oiii5icIc 9leridt
ipridt wr non cinen 8cuurnocter,
gibt aber oen 9cyGlit pon II @e.
idiiten 81.
sln Sir5liein IN ocu &ogeeu ia.
Sen Oie 9atiden INN aid) sic lcb.
ten Der ON 2l. Ic3cmber IN ir0n5o.
iiidc Sdnoc aciallcncn @robcniiiide
8lriidcrobcrt. Ia6ci iinO 400 iran.
joiiidc 9llpcuidaer, inter ibncn 20
Gfii5icre aeiaugcu guoumen lma
II 0loicbincnaclocbrc crbcltct nor.
Ocn
0icnitaM II. Salular. ,Sn.
Mciopotonlien boben sic 9riten cine
idnuerc 9lic0crlage crlittcn. Sine 81.
uiiion ucIde sic tiirfti6en Stcllun
sen Fei Sdjcif 2aio ouariff, lit al,
rildaemorfcn morAen mo bat 5000
Wlnm oerlorea.
,Sn Aut.el,llmaru iiuo 10000 sri.
ten Die ocn 8iid5ua scr oaiwtitret.
mddt Sedcu iollteu. uollltdn0io lnn.
jinaelt- Eicieu lriwpeu luollte sic
1chldgenc EiUiiion Gntidb 6rinocn
Seltcrrcidiib imgariibc Irlippen
babcn bic Montcucqrincr ans ibrcn
etcIlnngcn on Ger Sara acuoricn.
y @fIttwod II. Ssou. sic
oltcrrclhild unGoriidlcn Eruppcn
boSen Ncn Dloutcncgrimcrn Sch Sic
Sudt BON 0attoro 6c6crrid1en0cn
Scrg 2oDccn cntriNcn ms I'M oiHi
dei Oioiicncaro 0cn 6eino grSmmr
9cn @croHc mo Oo9 oausc linfc
llier Ocs Sin 5u ralnen
SroB ollcr iran5oiidcn Wcacnuor
lloBc iiu0 Die bci 9Poiiigcs cro6erteu
lronioiidei Stcllinqcu ieit in oelt.
itcn N0nocu Iic 3o6l SER Scion.
9cnen Il in @odicn 6coriffcn.
Sn giclopotaniien bat Sic 6ritiid,e
slrnee, pie oen umriuacuocn Der
tbeioiacru bon art CT 9lmora Gntiob
Drmgen poitc IN Solgc idpqrcr
Serlnltc 20 @ieiIcii bon i6rcn 3ieI
SaIt maden ntiiicn.
Ger britiide 6rodtoonpier .Glon
g'nciarlonc" lit im WiittcIldu0iicAca
Nicer Ucrienft wor0cn.
Npnneritoh IS. Sotnar
Gle licgrciGeii ST. Ii. &. 1ruupcn bo.
ben N giontcuegro ollf i6rcnl gor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-16

crlcgca 1T. Weitern 1T cine lelcgas
tion bon bulgariic6cH @eindltSlcu
ten aus Gait Douuestown oercH
Scihdftc IN @rono gcitcdt gnuroen,
nod gGoibiugton nbacgangcl uis
uun Der gilnoerSregicrluaa @maoens
crios 81 fcrocrt sllld iollen Ucr
idic0ene ouSldnoiihe CSeihditslcnia
beobiidtigeiL iib olird Gerinittuna
i6rcr leinnicbeu 9iegicrlmg III @olb
ingtun 5n beihmereu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-16
J nNoliuann maze glatrunasmIlIeI.

&ai0ingtoiL a ~. l5 ,sails
@benitcr oes glderhau Departc
Iients iino init Der llntcriidRua aca
&rcbcn eines 9iobuuasntitiels 5as
Gus tbieriibem &nodeuiue9l uo
Shtt 6ergciicIlt lit oos III Ialtid
lauo felt 9eginn ocS SriegcS III e5e
braldl getomueN icin foil.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-06-14
OBITUARY
JOHAN JACOBSON.

Johan Jacobson died at the Beth.
esda Hospital, Saturday, June 10, af-
ter an illness from a complication of
diseases for two years.
Mr.. Jacobson was born July 4th,
1873 at H6gsater parish, Dahlsland,
Sweden, and had thus attained the age
OF forty-two years, eleven months and
six days. He emigrated to America
May %, 1891, coming to Braham, Min
nesota. He has made his home in
Willmar and vicinity for the past
year. He received a common school
education in Sweden and also took a
course in engineering in Drammen,
Norway.
Deceased was a man Of upright and
open character, and was well liked by
all who came in contact with him. He
leaves to mourn his sad departure, his
parents, one sister, Hannah Jackson.
OF South Bend, Ind, three brothers,
Aaron, Alfred and Andrew, an aunt
residing near Braham and an uncle in
Marquette, Mich, besides many other
relatives and friends in Sweden and
this country.
The funeral was held from the An
drew Peterson Undertaking Rooms.
Tuesday, June 13. Rev. M. B. Mich
aels0n of the Lutheran Free church
ofhcfated. The pail bearers were K.
M. kalbak, H. E. Palm, Agaton Dok-
ken, 1ver Skaftedahl, Theodore Birke-
land, and c. Herby. Interment was
made in the Lutheran Free cemetery.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-06-14

leave for Madagascar or China in the
near future.
Tuesday morning and afternoon
Consideration and final action on re-
ports.
Tuesday evening Closing festiviti-
ties with number of speakers to be
heard from.
Delegates began to arrive yester.
day. Nearly three hundred had been
provided with lodgings at this time,
and today's trains will bring the larg-
est contingents. It is expected that
this meeting will be very largely at
tended. The committee of the local
church having the arrangements for
accommodations in hand consists of
Rev. Michaelson, Erick Holt, S. A.
Rasmussen, Martin Peterson, Severt
Benson, Syvert Johnson, John Lepse,
Lars Tendall and H. Ruud. They are
being assisted by the entertainment
committee of the Willmar Commercial
Club.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-06-14
NORWEGIAN FREE
CHURCH OF AMERICA
The Annual Meeting Is In Ses-
sion Here Until Next Tues
day Night.

The Lutheran Free Church of Am
erica is in annual session at Willmar.
This is the fourth time this gathering
has come to Willmar. Willmar is cen.
trally located for the members, our
local atmosphere is congenial to them
and they may be always sure of
hearty welcome. This church body is
the most democratic in it's OrganiZa-
tion Of any of the Lutheran churches.
Any member Of local church has the
right to attend the annual meeting
and have voice in it's doings if de-
sired.
A notable feature of the convention
will be the visit Of Missionary P. o.
Bedding, who is at the head of the
Missions Of the North in Santhalistan,
India. He is the successor of Mission
ary Skrefsrud, and is one of the
worlds greatest linguists. He gave
the Bible to the Santhals in their own
language and is an authority on diff
ferent vernaculars of India. He has
while enroute from India to Norway.
L
ON Sunday, but the exact time for his
writing.
There are twelve candidates who
have applied for ordination, who will
be passed on, and those whose re-
quests are granted will be ordained
Sunday afternoon.
The following is the outline of the
program for the week, as arranged in
advance:
Wednesday forenoon (today) Op-
ening sermon by Rev. H. j. Urdahl.
Appointment of tellers and member
ship committees. Fixing of time for
sessions.
Wednesday afternoon-Report of
membership committee; election of
nomination committee; annual reports
of organization committee, board of
trustees for Augsburg Seminary, Lu>
: theran Board of Missions and Board
Of Home Missions.
Wednesday evening-Sermons by
Revs. G. J. Nestvold and M. L. Host
ager.
: Thursday (June 15) morning: An
pual reports from Free church insti-
buttons not already read.
AAulSudy d1L6IuOOll-EIeCtIOu OIL OF
cers and reports of standing commit
ees.
AThursday evening-Introductory ad-
4ess on the subject for discussion,
''The Life and Work of the Congrega-
ttOn," by Prof. George Sverdrup and
Rev. Chr. Yttrehus.
Friday morning and afternoon-Con-
t1nued discussion of the subject above
named.
YFriday evening ministerial meet
Ing at the Free church at corner of
Litchfield avenue and First street,
and devotional services at the park
auditorium.
4 Saturday morning - The English
Conference.
& Saturday afternoon-Reports from,
ordination committee and others.
Saturday evening-Grand concert
arranged for by the Y. P. S. of the
Willmar church.
Sunday morning serv.
ices at the Free church edifice at 900
o'clock. Services at 1O:30 at the aud
itoy1um with offering for the foreign
missions. Rev. Claus Morgan will
Breach.
Sunday afternoon-Ordina Rev
O. H. Sletten, ordinator. Offering fol
home missions.
Sunday evening-Sermons by Revs
H. 6stgulen and H. A. B. Winther.
Monday morning and afternoon
Consideration of reports.
Monday evening-Farewell services
for the Missionaries who expect tt
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PRlAM.

Priam-Quite number of the
young folks around here attended the
Young Peoples Society at the Ed.
Hanson home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Zimmerman and
Margaret Allen autoed over from
Litchfield last week for visit with
the Zimmerman and Kirk families.
Mr.. Jim Rhubey left Thursday for
of the state.
A large crowd attended the Ladies'
Aid at Rustens Friday.
Miss Gertrude Euling Is at present
assisting Mrs. Dubois OF Roseland with
her work.
The Paulsness family of Eagle Lake
autoed over to Rusten's Friday to at
tend the Ladies' Aid.
Fred Meade made his usual trip to
Raymond Saturday evening.
Carrie Englund left Saturday for
st. Cloud to attend summer school
after spending the past week with
Martha Jensen and Grace Knott.
Miss Vera Nelson left for her home
at Willmar Saturday after completing
successful term OF school in Dist.
No. 100.
Emma Rusten and her grandmother
went to Eagle Lake Friday for a visit
with the Paulsness family.
Clifford Nelson returned to his
home near here Saturday after spend
ing the past week with his sister, Mrs.
c. Christensen of Raymond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Torbert and
family of Hector, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Torbert and family of Renville,
autoed over and visited with the
Rhubey and Jensen families Sunday.
The Euling family visited with the
Chas. Isaacson family Sunday.
+ M. j. .4-Rusten made business trip
to the cities Friday. = * ~7s'z~ -
The Ward and Kirk families visited
at the Bergstresser home Sunday.
A large crowd was entertained at
the VIM. Boettcher home Sunday.
B. Schombachler is at present re-
modelling his house.
The Nelson family spent Sunday
with the Mead family in Priam.
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Johnson-Croonqulst.

Saturday afternoon, June 10, at 8
o'clock, occurred the marriage of Pet.
er V. Johnson of Minneapolis to Miss
Melvina Croonquist, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Croonquist of Kandi-
yohi, at the brides home under a
bower of leaves and flowers erected
on the lawn. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Hjalmar Tillman of
Tripolis Lutheran church.
Miss Edna Croonquist, the maid of
honor, was gowned in light blue crepe
and carried white carnations, and Miss
Ellen Strom, bridesmaid was gowned
in white voile and carried pink carna.
tions. The groom was attended by
liver Johnson and Ferdinand Groom
quist. Mr.. Fred Hegstrom played Lob.
engrin's wedding march, and also
played softly during the ceremony.
The brides gown was of cream sat-
in, trimmed in pearl beading. She
carried a bouquet of brides roses, and
wore her mothers wedding veil caught
with lilies of the valley.
The rooms were decorated in pink
and white, and flowers were used in
great profusion.
After the ceremony, four course
wedding dinner was served to about
one hundred thirty guests.
Guests from distance were G.
Croonquist Of Estevan, Canada, Axel
Croonquist, Iver Johnson. Mrs. Theo'
dore Nygren, Mrs. Frank Gustafson
and Mrs. Victor Engman and children
of Minneapolis, Mrs. S. Peterson, Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson and children of At
water, Mrs. Strom, Ellen and Albert
Strom of Litchfield, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Carlson, Miss Anna Carlson and Miss
Elsie Skoog of Willmar, Mr.. and Mrs
Victor Anderson and children o1
Svea.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson will be al
home to their many friends after July
1, 1916, at 1914 Washington st. N. E.
Minneapolis, where the groom is en-
ployed with the Central Wood Turn
ing Co.
The bride is we'll and favorably
known in this vicinity and the Tribune
joins with her many friends in extend
ing heartiest congratulations for q
happy and prosperous married life.
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Sunnyslde Farmers Club.

The Sunnyside Farmers Club will
have their next meeting Saturday eve
ming, June II. The following pro-
gram will be given:
Reading Ella Ne8On
Talk on "Taxation". 900. .Chas. Eddy
Piano selection ....... Ina Brynilsen
Talk 90. .........,...J. H. Nelson
Baritone selection go. Prof. Harstad
After the program, lunch will be
served. Everyone 10 cordially invited
to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asku Halvorson
and daughter, Ida and SOD, George Of
Lake Wagonga visited with friends at
Kerkhovea, Sunday.