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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-11-01
CAMPAIGN WARMING
up TOWARD CLOSE
Hall and Spooner Speak Satu.
Republican Meeting
Friday Night.

Hon. Albert n. Hall, Progressive Re-
publican, of Minneapolis. well known
as one Of the ablest speakers Of the
Northwest, will speak for President
Wilson at the Majestic Opera House,
opposite depot, at Willmar At one o.
clock sharp on Saturday afternoon. It
the same time and place. Hon Lewis
G. Spooner, a lifelong Republican. OF
Morris. who was door leader OF the last
House of Representatives OF Minnesosa,
will discuss the congressional campaign
issues. This will be an interesting
meeting and no one should miss it.
The Republican committee has an
nounced the following meettngs:
Hon. F. G. 'teyens, Hon Jas Man.
speak at Willmar Opera House Dream
land) in the City of Willmar Friday
evening, Nov. 3rd at 1880 O'Clock.
Hon. Thomas Frankson., candidate
for Lieutenant Governor. will speak at
Atwater Thursday, Nov. 2 at 1880 o.
clock in the evening.
Hon. Lyndon A. Smith, Attorney Cen
eral and Rev. Nystrom will speak at
1880 o'clock In the evening.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-11-01
pOVRE.

,Dovre. Oct: $1-Don't forget the
to eos be held dr at sandb9S' 9i s. Sunday eysninE;
everyone is welcome to attend. ~ '
Viker Ladies' Aid will meet with
Sn Mrs. + +. Dengerud. Wednesday. Novem-
Mrs. S. Fladeboe called on Mrs. John
Syvertson, Wednesday.
Mrs. Martha Rykken visited with
Mr.: and Mrs. Ole Rykken and daugh-
ter Selma IN w were entertained at the
Willmar for dinner Sunday:
Mrs. G: c. Birkeland and son, Char
sy Arsd S5sieS 4bs and b4t ME- Martha
land home Sunday afternoon.
Martin Dokken visited with George
Vikse Sunday.
and Olson homes Friday.
Evelyn and Edith Vikse visited with
their aunt ME- O. casS IXste Supday
tai home Sunday evening.
Mr.; and Mrs: G. I. Nelson and daugh-
ter visited at the A. Dokken home Sun
Clara Holland returned to her home
Saturday after spending q week with
hes mrs. ssff snd Char
te2d e2 e the 70" %eddiss Of tie % % oso
hsE Sav @ aao % Ss v Gfhs1 raa
|
Mrs. s. Oftedahl called at the Mrs.
N. B: Leines home Thursday afternoon:
the c. Carlson home east of Willmar
| Sunday afternoon.
Agaton Dekken and son. Bernard and
Mrs. ]. Larson called at the Otter
ness, Bjork and Olson homes Monday.
Ole Alvig. sr. was on the sick list
Earring and Arthur skataas called at
the Peterson Bros. home Sunday eve-
I IVer Hanson Of near Pennock. called
i T. o. Sletten and family and John
hs ona anf n
l0f fver e'n3aa sRaftedahf called at the skutle
home Anna KsafsrSsfe xisited at
Birkeland home from Sunday % until
Mrs: F. swalin and Mrs. Bjorkman
Skutle from Tuesday. until Wednesday.
Stella syvertso9 visited at her par
entai home ear oyer sundsy sss'sfy:d ,o,, ot+.-
ness during corn stacking Friday and
Saturday. He also called at the Peter
; Olson home Friday evening: : ,,,
meet with Mrs. Ingeborg Netland. No.
Mrs: F.: swalin. Mrs. B1orkman and
Skaftedahi home Wednesday and help.
ed her celebrate her birthday anntvers.
= 6le Olson called at the A. skatta.
home. Sunday evening.
A new coal shed has been erected a1
School Dist NO. 76. s
A.aesa a,s9s,.as 9stssns:. 's q present stay
j Hands Saturday S.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-11-01
HE DESERVES IT.
REPORT OF THE RAILROAD CON-
MITTEE BY c. E. MELBYE TO
THE LAKE LILLIAN COR.

In an interview with c. E. Melbye of
Thorpe, one of the committee who was
appointed to see Mr.. Luce of the Elec-
that work is being pushed as fast as
conditions will warrant. bond issue
Of $4,000 equal to $4,000 per mile on
been made, and all efforts will be put
forth to sell same during the winter
If these bonds can be sold the road will
be put thru to Clara City during the
coming summer. If this bond issue
cannot be sold as q last resort, they
will be placed as collateral to a $780,
TO Lake Lillian. AS far as the commit
tee could ascertain, all money collected
from stock has been invested in road
bed and equipment between Minneap-
oils and Hutchinson. Whether the road
will be here the coming summer de-
pends a great deal on the financial sit
uation, but that all is being done to
push the line west of Hutchinson at
the very earliest moment is no doubt.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-11-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

,+o. &C; e.: 6. Hunter was twin city Wis.
Mrs: Ed: Odel1 left this morning TO,
a visit in the cities.
day in the twin cities.
j. A. Rowat was at Litchf1eld on
business tuesday Of this week.
pr. H. E. Garfield was a visitor in
the cities last week Saturday.
Andrew Bjorsen was a passenger
to the cities last Saturday morning.
Miss Esther Rodlun spent last Sat-
urday and Sunday visiting in the cities.
ICar! Car; Hook was q twin city visitor
week. ~
Ben Benson left the first of the
week on business trip to Granite
Mrs. Ross Higgins and Miss Juliet
signal were visitors in the cities last
Lester Swanson left last week for
Marshall. where he will remain for
some time.
Mrs. =, Henry Sampson and children
ieft ie M last A Saturday morning for visit
visit at Clinton, MINI.
Ling Johnson returned last night
from the twin cities, where he had
DCSA OIA d business Lrlp.
o,o; Mrs: N 5: George N; Russell of Mime
with Mrs. H. w. Pierce.
Miss Anne c: Elfstrum who teach
es near Raymond spent the week end
at her home in this city.
Mrs; w. L. Noren and son, Wesley
they had spent the summer
DIR: L. B. Hodgson came up from
Clara City Monday afternoon and spent
the evening visiting in this city.
Miss Alice Hoglund returned last
Saturday evening from a visit with her
Miss Christine Hort who teaches
at Priam spent Saturday and Sunday
visiting at her home in this city.
The Little Helpers of the Swedish
Baptist church will meet on Friday
evening in the church basement.
poAI Mrs. G. H H., ottegness. Mrs; J: A.
spent last Wednesday in the cities.
The clerks of. the Leading Store
management last Thursday evening.
Emil Aim Aim left Monday afternoon
work for the Virgins Co.. this week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Carlson and
daughter of Benson were week end Wis
itors at the c. B. Carlson home in this
city.
Otto Tallakson, who was injured
in the local railroad yards q couple of
weeks ago, Is able to be up and around
again.
Dan Booth returned last week from
Maynard where he had been for several
weeks, doing some plumbing for Ben
Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Conway were
twin city visitors the latter part Of the
last week. They returned Saturday
evening.
e. J. Boomer returned Tuesday
from Morris, Minn., Wl1ere he has been
doing some painting for the past few
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer swenson and
son, NARROW spent a few days last
week visiting at Milaca. They return
Mrs: L. F. Hodgson of Donnelly
y3S1ted S1 the sTas, fSrspart q the week With
evening for her home.
Miss Frances Hedin, who is study
ing nursing at the Eite1 hospital, Min
neapolis, spent Sunday visiting with
her parents in this city.
-,Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Hadley left
there fte 5sftef for the cities
for visit with relatives.
-Supt: G. A. Foster returned the
last Of the week from a few days spent
at Owatonna, where he was in attend
ance at teachers institute.
Miss Helen Edgren arrived Mon
With her sister. Mrs; Hugo Hoelund
She will teach near Clara City this
year.
Miss Edna Tallakson arrived last
Saturday evening from Minneapolis
days visiting with relatives in this
city. She returned to Minneapolis or
Tuesday morning.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-11-01
DRAWING the "OEADIY PARALLEL" on VolSIEAD POLITICIANS


HOW xHY 12AIIX x2E6
ABOUT Il.
Copy Of . letter sent from Volsssags
conam1ttoo-man, and Later 3oxvax1o4 20
. friend OF 8enato9 Loboek
Wllmar. Oct. 23. 1916.
MY Ho% 1eis Is the political situation in your
Congressman? It is my persooA optn-
tussle and that it will be rather close,
and that It may poo0bay 90 Aeoa18e
him. Lobeck's committee. nndeE1t.nd
claim every county N tho district Xd,' eE, e1r
that this county is strong Prohibition
and Lobeck county and the vote here
will no doubt be close. We look to
carry it for Mr.. Volstead. but ~ nay
fail. L was shown q letter from Lyon
county today and the party that wrote tt
the conditions Of that county. and he
states, that Il II no question hut that
Lyon county VII 90 for IL. 1obook.
I should be glad to have your optn-
ion of your county as to how 1t Will De
on President and CONGRESSMAN: We exo
the 4hn1s1av be6ero 16so11eaa boosttnE
the President and our Congressman
and this will be sent out to every tax
payer in the county. It might %
district to get out special edition and
send out to the tax payers.
Yours very truly,
Signed. ......
[For obvious reasons the names In
the letter are omitted. but the Tribune
vouches for the authenticity of the let
teri
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-11-01
NEW BUILDINGS ARE
BEING ERECTBD
Dodge Repair Station For Third Street
and Gamble Robinson Fruit
House for Sixth.

and Gamble Robinson Fruit
House for Sixth.
Messrs. P. E. Parson, Harry and
Lewis Ekdahl of this city are putting
up handsome brick structure on Third
street west between Becker and Litch-
field avenues. The building is to be
used as a garage, and will be known
primarily as tn Dodge Repair Station,
altho all makes of cars will be looked
after. j. Melvin johnson, the local
Dodge agent, Melvin Root and Raleigh
Erickson will conduct the garage, the
two latter to have charge of the repair
department.
The building will be two stories, the
lower floor only, to be used for the gar
age 1t is probable that the second
floor will be made into flats The
building will be 45x75 feet, and will be
built so an addition can be added any
time the owners wish.
Ground was broken last week, and
which, together with the floor, viii be
put In this fall, in order that an early
start start may be made next spring in the
ing will be ready. for occupancy about
the first Of April, next.
Lundquist and Company, contractors
OF Minneapolis, have the contract for
the wholesale fruit house to be built
by. the Gamble Robinson Company of
this city. Ground was broken for the
basement last week, and from now on,
speed to have the building ready for
occupancy at the earliest possible time
The structure is to be 40x90 feet, with
full basement, and one story. 1t will
be constructed so that second story
may be added at any time.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-11-01
SYNOD CONFIRMATION
BIG CHURCH Event
Twelve Glasses Confirmed By
Rev. Andersen In
Re-union.

The annual confirmation services took
place at the Synod church. last Sunday.
These are always very Impressive in
character, and this years were no eN-
ception. The class consisted Of ten
girls and eighteen boys, viz:
Oliver Theodore t'loren,
Clarence Palmer Hanson,
OlOf Goodwin Johnson,
Earnest Leroy Nelson,
Benjamin oliver Denstrud,
Carl Nurdal Stromseth.
Manter SOlberg,
Harry solomon Sletten.
Earl William Rierson.
Adolph Masnus Christofferson,
Harry Hanson,
Gunnar Oversaard.
Stella Agatha Syvertson,
Harvey Julian Hanson.
Gladys MarGaret Rierson.
Harold Albert Engelstau,
Mabel Irene Ronning,
Siguru OStenSoe,
Julia Amanda BredeSOn,
Lawrence MariniuS Larson,
Luella Enonda Grangaard,
Albert Emery Thompson,
Angeline Jennet Christian,
Gladys Priscilla Alvig,
Alvena Fedelia Omlie,
Gladys Marie Hagen,
Violet Jewell Olson.
The class marched from the base
ment to their places around the altar.
organist, Miss Marie Berg. The church
had been handsomely decked for the
occasion with cut flowers and potteu
plants.
The services opened with introduce
tory prayer and the singing OF a Nor
wegian hymn. Rev. j. n. Andersen, the
pastor. then made an opening address
based on the words in Neh. 12:43, THAT
dav they rejoiced. for God had made
them rejoice with great JOY" Foll2w-
ing, the choir sang an anthem. The
catechization followed and required
three-quarters of an hour
The class then arose and hymn was
sung, followed by the rite of contirma-
tiOn. Another hymn followed and the
pastor spoke in English to the class.
using as text part OF Heb. 3:2. Mos
es was faithful in all his house."
Prayer. the benediction and a hymn
in English were followed by another
anthem by the choir.
y The pastor then directed a talk to
the parents in Norwegian. using as his
subject, Mark 1!:>, She hath done
whit she could"
An Offering for the Home Missions
was taken amounting to over Sl33.
The services closed with hymn and
prayer. The large church edifice was
filled to the doors by attentive aud
ience.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-11-01

Miss 1karHarot Hicks to GIVE Piano
Recital At Opera House Nov. Is.

Miss 1kargarst Hicks to GIVE Piano
Recital At Opera House Nov. Is.
Miss Margaret Hicks, formerly of
this city, will give a recital at the
Willmar Opera House on Wednesday
evening. Nov. Is. under the auspices Of
the St. Agnes Guild. She will be as
sisted by Miss Marcella Moody, con-
tralto. The Musical Courier, New York,
has the following to say regarding
Miss Hicks ability:
Miss Hicks gave the St. Saen's con-
certs in G Minor with orchestra ac-
compartment She has brilliant style
and plays with a fine degree Of musi-
cal intelligence. Thoroughly musical
and possessing remarkable poise and
a very pleasing personality, her playing
was alive with interest and she made
most successful appeal to the large
audience. which accorded her a genu-
inc ovation. several recalls and finally
demanded an encore"
Miss Moody is contralto of note,
the Casey. Iowa VindicatOr, summing
her skill in the following .terse state
ment: Miss Moody sang with faultless
skill"
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-11-01

The local branch of the Salvation
Army located on West Litchfield avenue
and Fifth street will be visited by Min
o. Engvall, Saturday and Sunday. The
officers and soldiers are planning. to
give him hearty welcome and have
est. Saturday evening at o'clock they
will give coffee social and extend a
cordial invitation to everyone to at
will be held Sunday forenoon at 10:3O
when two children will be dedicated to
the Lord. There will also be services
in the afternoon at $3.50 p. M, and eve
ming at 8 o'clock. Major o. Engvall
will be in charge Of the services.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-11-01

Arthur Wilcken of Renville enrolled
at the Seminary this week.
The first monthly examinations were
given last Saturday in all classes with
the exception of bookkeeping. Reports
are that the marks given were very
good.
\ social was given last Saturday
evening. a good time was enjoyed by
all. This is the second social given
this fall.
The Girls Basket Ball team expect
to begin their practice this week.
Next week school will be held on
Monday instead of Tuesday on account
of election.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-11-01
Entertains Last Evening.

Miss May Carswell entertained a few
friends last evening at her home on
Litchfeld Ave. East. The decorations
in the rooms were suggestive of Hal
lowe'en. The guests came dressed as
ghosts, and after listening to ghost
stories, learning their fate's from the
old witches kettle, etc., they unmasked,
and the remainder of the evening was
passed in playing games Of various
kinds pertaining to the Halloween sea-
son, after which a delicious lunch was
served.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-11-01
HousekeeperS' Club.

The regular meeting of the House
keepers Club will be held at the Odd
Fellows hall on Saturday, Nov. 4th at
p. III. The following program will be
rendered.:
,ocal solo ..............Ph Phyllis Haley
Rec. -. Viola SomerV1l1e
Piano solo ........... Lydia Madison
leading .GFace Sperfy
Violin, cornet and piano trio. ........
Alvin EordstrOm. Reuben and Will
liam Ekander.
Piano solo Evelyn Dale
Refreshments will be served by fol-
lowing committee: Mrs. I. Roberts, L.
Rodlun, w. j. Ruddy, H. J. Ramsett,
F.. L. Smith, w. e SOmerville, c.. F.
Spencer. \. r. Smith w. K. Strawn, A.
H. Sperry, S. E. Stansberry and L. L.
Somerville, chairman.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-11-01

Four Pastors VIII Speak at Series OF
Meetings at Swedish Mission
Church..

Mission meetings will be held at the
Swedish Mission church Friday evening
beginning at 1880 o'clock. The meetings
will continue over Saturday and Sun
day, at 1890 a. m., 300 p. m., and 1880
p. m. on both days. The local pastor,
Rev. G. N. Tegnell, will be assisted by
Rev. F. Edquist Of Dassel, Editor Dahl
helm of Minneapolis Veckoblad and
Rev. Oscar Wenstrand Of Salem.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-11-01
Mission Meetings at 1Gsmrslund.

Mission meeting at Mamrelund
church. Wednesday evening, Nov. 8th,
commencing ct eight O'CLOCK. Rev.. AL
pal -eS:,eaker.
Thursday forenoon, November 9Th at
ten o'clock. Sermons by Revs. Levan-
der and Inner.
In the afternoon of the same day at
the New Church In Pennock at two
thirty o'clock, there will be installa-
sermon by Rev. Chelgren in the Swed-
ish language and Rev. w. E. Pearson
will speak in the English language.
All are cordially invited to attend these
meetings.
c. o. BERGQUIST, Pastor.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-11-01
New Tailor Herr.

A deal was made last Wednesday,
whereby r. B. Lamb of Minneapolis,
formerly a tailor at Marshall, Minn.,
purchased the establishment formerly
conducted by Carl Hook. Mr. Lamb
took possession at once. He is q first
class tailor.
Carl Hook has accepted a position
with J. J. Ekander, and will enter on
his new duties next Monday.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-11-01
Nh. QtoR suxpriaad.

Mrs. K. T. Otos was very pleasantly
surprised yesterday afternoon, at the
home of Mrs. l. T. Cramer, by about
fifty friends. A short program was rem
dered, after which the remainder of
the afternoon was spent socially. A
delicious lunch was served. Mrs. Otos
was presented with several gifts as a
remembrance of the OCCASION
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bengtson of
day
they had visited with Mrs. Bengtson's
father. Mr.. John Bengtson, who is In
the hardware business at that place.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-11-01

DIR. Oscar Hedin arrived from Min
neapolis last Saturday evening to spend
a few days visiting at his home in this
city, and also to put in some time in
pursuit of the feathery flock He re-
turned to Minneapolis today.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-11-01

Miss Constance Grangaard who is
employed with the Standard Tractor
Company in Minneapolis arrived from
week end at her home in this city.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-11-01
FARM LOANS.

Money to loan on improved farms
at 5 per cent interest. Call and see
.us before placing loan.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Willmar, MINI.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-11-01

Miss Amy J. Strand who has been
employed with the Nichols Hicks Nc
Marry Co., at Sauk Centre, arrived last
aaSit Visit At her % home I'm IN this % city. z' TRe r6
company are moving their branch from
Sauk Centre to New Ulm.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-11-01
Junior Les9ue CoRee.

The following program will be given
next Tuesday evening at the Carlson
hall in conjunction with the coffee Soc
ial to be given by the members of the
Junior Commercial League:
Vocal solo ..... Miss Helga Peterson
Reading. Miss Marion Berrum
Piano duet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Misses Esther Paulson and Nora
Swenson.
Reading. ng........... Mrs. J. D. Parnell
Piano solo. Miss Cora Osmundson
Violin solo. F. E. Carey
After the program music will be fur
nished thruout the evening by a Vic
trola. A fine lunch will be served, for
which the small sum Of ten cents will
be charged. Election returns will be
announced from a booth.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-11-01
srArE1IENT TO THE PUBLIC.

"1he Indications are that he (Vol-
steady Will prevail by the usual major
ity."-From an apparently inspired
statement going the rounds in the Vol
stead papers in the District.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-11-01

INA ware Bxyni1ssn, Instruction in
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-11-01

[For obvious reasons the names IN
the letter are omitted, but the Tribune
vouches for the authenticity Of the let
teri
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-01
&ofaIes.
Neuc g%citimmnnsem
Sir Inpilan5en uno l1mpilan5en
Don 80lmell.

@ir uladel1 %l1r1iere 2eler oaraui
altfmerflom, Oab nad} elmer Dor meb-
rerett Moden crlallenen Sroinan5
filr oas Nellpflall5en ooer llmpflan-
sen bon gaumen uno Stra1ldern al,=
,Berhalb Der bausliden alnpelen gr-
laubniBldeine BON Der Earffommii
lion erlpirft meroen milllan.
Gle lebte Legislature bot Stabte
NIT spe3ialdartern alltorilirt, alle
gE1lm1e ltno Strallder, Die lid) allI
@oAleparos n0er offentlihell Glaser1
ooer StraBen nrlo nidlt altf pripatsn1
Mlpelen befinoen, untcr Die aortrol-
le Der Earffommiilion gu itelleH. Ser
Staotratb fat oaraltfDin cine oiesbe-
5ilgll6e Sroinan5 angenomnlen. @er
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ooer neu allpflan5en mill, iplte lid
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tenoent 8oeDm Inn Mllsltellultg eiues
grlaubniBldei11es mellbcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-01

Cine Iutise Setbpns
ler=GsI@ifte tpiro in goiel crSGblt.
Is lebt oort Elm oltes Sraudlei, bas
bis Dor ipeni9en lagen ais be dltea
lie Ginpobnerin bon 9aIel gait, 0stln
noG Der ueberSeigltn9 Der 9asler
geboroen uno Ger gasIer lpar lie
1o2 Sabre oft. 3emgcmdb mar Ser
Rsit ibres 2e6ens Elm reGtes iSeIt.
Sbre 8hotoarapbs mar iiberall al
Ie6en; po Die Greiiin ieIbit Iib BIT.
fen licB, 9eroB ie ale @6ren ibrt5
holen 4fters. Sn Der Irambob1
bette tie freie Ta3rt, III Den Bipt-
I4aften gait i6r geIud ais niatoms
meme 3eilame, oenn mlnter ano nit
Nppetit ber3ebrte lie S6peinSrippsu,
araut uao 9ier, ~lporouf banlt Ser
@irt nift unterlieB. alf Die no0r.
hofte Soft ieines BOTTLES b"in3uuei.
len. Die 9reiIe RetlomesGierin aber
tefam ~anitatt Der aednung meiit
nod ell Gslosei9enf. 9lber not9
nle6r: 2eoigli9 ouf @rulo Tires
~leItenen Mlters be5og 5rau 3immerli
cine idbrltae 9eniion bon 800 5ran=
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~Itelung in Bern puroe lie lpaar sem
Sunoesrat porseitsat. Hun lit es aus
nit Der Serrlidteit. Sin 8osler 30
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3immerlt iIh pole % Sabre 5uaee
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nurpe, penn Die 5olsen Defer Sat
ni6t 10 luitig iparer.
5red6eit in 6Ddrer
potens. Sousfrou: u9una! Sic
ligsn Gier lno leien gang aemiitlid
Die 3eltung, uno Der aleine ihreit
lelt elmer balben stunoe pie befeT=
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sar niat beim aeIsn; oaran bin id
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sum nel'en 8udbalter: uMlfo merfen
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loeiie nslle Sirmen, nit oenen id in
Serbtnbua9 trete, eaE lie iia Inuen
ertln5lsen ME i9 BIN"
g + It e in6abuna.
ssle LANCE iino Sic idon arbeits=
So sessr bier Sabre.
n59. bdtte cine auslpartiss @tel=
~ausparts tam id lsiDer nidt
9ehen. Senfen Sic BOD: sd Sin
ia Die etn5i9s @tube meiner sSamilie"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-01
Heuts ans Moline.

Sn sort 9pron lit selteru Morgelr
IL Ser Iriibe 5ral1 all,la spaet6 in
ibrem Seim nod, langerer Granfbeit
i'm SITTER Don so sSabren g%eltorbell.
Die 9erltor6enc, geb. Mnna gaaers,
I'M Sabre 1884 in 1cutldlann
-aeboren ltllo fam i'm Sabre 1865
llah gmerifa lao aleih mad, Sort
WDron, Ser icitberigen sSeimat6, 100
lie rin sSa6r barallf &errl1 ssob11
'Spaeth l6eiratlcte. Sic bintcrlabt
eillel So6n ll,o cine Gohter, lppie
glltel mo l1renfel. SIR @atte ltarb