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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-03-30
HER SERVANT PROBLEM
WAS EASILY SOLNEN
Since Then She Says She Has Felt
Better Than in Years.
81 AM so THANKFUL"
Went Right After Causes OF her
Troubles and Results Were
Pleasing.

"Tanlac relieved my stomach tron-
BILE those choking spells and the 9th
er painful symptoms I had in fe"
davs. and l have not suffered WIN
these ailments since" said Mrs. J. r
Burgess. of Belton. on February 24th
while praising Tanlac in a puol1t
statement. Il had been a sufferer fo1
a long time from indigestion and
several other ailments that were the
result of the Indigestion. had Sc
we're choking spells and it seemed
that there was a lump in my throat
as big as a hickory nut, and 1t was
impossible for me to eat W7thou'
hurting afterwards and I had no ap'
petite, either
"My nerves were bad, and l was
troubled a lot with sleeplessness
Part Of the time I was so weak
could not do my housework, and
shortness of breath was another all
ment that caused me untold discom-
fort.
az had heard so much about Tan
lac, and my condition, it seemed
would not improve, so / decided tc
give Tanlac a chance to better It
and Tanlac did all right. 1t relieved
the nervousness, and / never have
nervous spells now. I was freed OF
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-03-30
.OT<FsSY@%.

'yGsaE1@t&.
the Indigestion, too. for which l all
so thankful, and soon was stro2a
and able to do my work. Those choA
ing spells were ended. IN fact, aul
in good health and have been since i
few days a.;er started Tanlac,
though | GUT taking Tan'ac SIX
months ago. had been IL bad health
about two years before / staEte@ t. n
ing Tan!ac, bur apu>:i { Yea a
became 50 much worse l.dt / A>.>t ~
have a servant do my hoGsewo7A.
"Tanlac got me in good shape ana
feel better now than have ior sew
en or eight years. -,
Tanlac, the master medicine is solo
by:
Glider & Weeks, Newberry, s. c., D1.
w. o. Holloway, ChapDells, S. c., Lit-
tie Mountain Drug Co., Little Mouh-
tain, S. G., The Settler Company, Po-
maria, s. C., Prosperity DRAG co"
Prosperity, S. c., Whitm.fe Pharn.-
acy, Whitmire. S. =.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-03-30
TO EAT AND SMOKE
German Sailors Get Greenwood Bread
And Cigarettes.

The State.
Greenwood, March 27.-Part OF the
700 German sailors of the Germal
vessels interned in this country VINO
have been held at the Philadelphia
navy yard passed through here this
morning over the Seaboard Air Line
en- route to Fort Oglethrope, Ga. The
train arrived here about 10 o'clock.
Several hundred people were at the
station here to see the "Fritzles.
They all seemed to be we'll fed and
we'll cared for and were in fine hum
or, laughing and waving to the crowd
as the train pulled out. A supply OF
bread and cigarettes was taken on
here. The Seaboard handled through
here yesterday a solid train of equip
ment for Fort Mcpherson near At
lanta.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-03-30
ShOckIey-Xlse.

Chester, March 25.-A marriage OF
much interest to his many friends In
this section CT the State was that OF
j. Brenton Wise and Miss Emily
Shockley at Atlanta, Ga, Thursday
night. Mr. Wise is prominently con-
nected with the Southern railway IN
Atlanta. He formerly lived in Ches-
ter. where he was born. Mrs. wise
is young woman OF striking beauty
and was one Of Atlanta's most popu-
lar young women. Mr.. and Mrs. wise
are visiting relatives in Chester.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-03-30
LOAN BANK
PLANS OUTLINED
Kumbia Bank Expects to Lend Ten
Million Dollars Within Twelve
Months.
The State.

The State.
F. J. II. ven Engelken. presiden.
OF the Columbia Federal Land bank.
having returned from Washington
where he attended a conference uf
the presidents Of the y federal lana
banks, with Secretary McAdoo ana
the members of the federal farm loan
board. expressed qualification over the
fact that this conference had fixed a
fat rate of 5 per cent. applying 20
all parts of the United States. He de-
ciared that this interest would prove
a great boon to the farmers OF the
Southeastern States and predicted
that within year the Columbia Fed
seral Land bank will have made loans
aEgregating S10,000,00o.
Mr.. Won Engelken also announced
that the conferece of bank presl-
dents passsd a resolution requesting
congress to increase the limit of the
loans permitted to an individual bor-
rover from $4,000 to $4,000. He
expressed the hope that the special
session of congress soon to convene
would make this change for the large
borrowers Of the Columbia bank fuIs-
rrict.
In order tha, more funds may be
available for investment in farm loan
bonds and in turn made available
to lend to farmers of this dis
trict. Mr.. Won Engelken urged that
the legislatures of FNorth Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia and Florida
Immediately pass laws making farm
loan bonds approved investments for
trust funds, insurance companies and
Savings banks.
Mr.. Won Engelken announced that
the bonds issued by the y federal
land banks would be placed on the
market at 3 1-2 per cent, but would
probably be sold at premium. He
expressed qualification over the fact
that the federal farm loan board has
anticipated that at least S100,00O.00O
of these bonds will be issued during
the coming year and is making ar
rangements which will assure ready
market for them. An of this money
will be made available to the farmers
of the United States at per cent.
To borrow from these federal land
banks. farmers are required to or
sanize themselves into groups con-
tanning at least ten farmer-borrowers
and each group asking for at least
$4,000 OF loans. The Columbia Fed
eral Land bank is now prepared to
furnish a blank form of articles of
association to make the organization
OF these groups simple and easy. 9th
er necessary blanks will also be fur
nished on applications
Farmers are permitted to borrow
up to so per cent of the appraised
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-03-30
STYLES SEEN on
FIFTH AVENUE
Straw Hats and Smart Gowns Meet
the Eye at Every Turn.
GRAY A LEADING COLOR.

New York, March 29, 1917.
The glamour Of Fifth Avenue acts
like magic always, even on the gray
est and dreariest Of days that March
brings with it. All outward gloom
is quickly dispelled by the glitter Of
the shop windows. Shoppers on their
way from one store to another pause
continually to gaze and enjoy the
wonderful displays. On the great
thoroughfare itself, never-endins
procession Of limousines, taxis and
amnibuses roll by, with interesting
occupants.
Here the very latest whims Of fash
ion appear, the very best dressed Wo-
men are seen; in short, all that sums
up the last word in fashions is at
once commando
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-03-30

tinued in soft pleats below the waist.
The lower part OF the dress, the col
lar and cuffs are OF figured material
A belt extending around the sides
and back, with two narrow straps
fling the gap across the front. marks
Ike normal Waistline.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-03-30
COMMCTATION OR ROAD TAX NO
TJER

The time for the payment OF com
mutation or road tax was EXTENDED
until the first of April, persons wish
ing to pay same can do so curing th'
remainder of this (March; month.
c. Z. SCHUMPERT,
Treas. NeW'berry co
3-233t.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-14
representatives, robotnice.
8. Godiny piracy.

|te representatives, robotnice.
Is. GoddnyI piracy.
Starania podjete beda, ably O
chronic kobiety przy piracy cd
zmeczenia, hub nadwerezenia zdro
via wedlenastepujacych:
a. Kazda robotnica powinna
mice jeden dzien W siedmiu dla
odpoczynku.
b. Dzien piracy powienien sic
skladac tylko z osmiu godzin.
c. Gdzie robota v fabrykach
jest prowadzona przez dzien i noe
kobiety powinne bye zatrudnione
ma dwie zmiany v dniu 2 nocnym
odpoczynkiem najmniej osmiu 60
DIN. zadna kobieta ME powinna
bye zatrudniona dfuzej niz cztery
godziny, bez przestanku ma posi-
lex. Gas obiadowy ME powinien
bye kr6tszy niz 30-cie minut i
przerwa " piracy najmniej 10-ciu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-14
Nieprawdopo-
dobne a jednak
pfawdziwie.
co M0WI NAOCZNY sWIA-
DEK SPUSTOSZENIA
w POLSCE.

WSzyStko to osobiScic widzia-
lem. Byfbym absolutnie ME vie.
rzy}, gdybym ME widzial tegc
wlasncmi oczyma. Przez wiclt
tygodni patrzylcm ma to: by}em
! wszedzic i wszystko bez wyjatkr
widziafcm, - az " koncu spraw
dziicm, ze prawdziwcmi by}y RE
czy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
potworne, ME MONA togo nawct
sobic wyobrazic, a jcdnak W re.
czywistosci istnicjc. Jest to "Sy.
stem Prusakow."
Pred rokiem ulalcm sic do Poi
ski, celcm poznania stosunk6iw +,
Sztki togo narodu, kt6ry wojna tax
zdzcsiatkowala. DIVA razy spu-
stoszono ten kraj. Najpierw pre-
szla przezen armia rosyjska a pc.
tenn hordy niemicckic. Wzd}uz 90.
Scinca Z Warszawy do Pinska, 6w
~rzesncj 230 mil dlugic.j linii bojo.
wei, blisko pol miliona ludzi zgi-
nefo 3 glodu i Emma.
Droga ia wySciclona by}a -
szkieletami tych bicdak66w, do ko
sci ogryzionych przez wrony. Ola
zysku o kt6ry Niemcy zwykle tax
abaja, grubsze koSci zbicrano i
mielono IA krochmal Ola uzyznia
MIA grunt0w palce zas Il rak i n6g
pozostawiano ma miejscu razcm z
zab&oconcmi i przcmoknietymi la
chami.
Wzd}uz drogi by}y porozrzuca-
ne kosze Z wikliny. w kazdym do
mu chlopskim kolysano w Mich
niemowleta. Ma kazdcj linii by}o
d~ziesiatki takich kosz6w, Il kaz-
Iy Z mich swiadczy} 0 smierci.
Zacza}em je liczyc lccz wkrotce
zaniechalem tego, DO lyle ich bylo
Take to spustoszenie widac by
10 ma kazdym kroku wzdluz-sze-
rokicj drogi z Warszawy do PHI
ska, wieccj niz 200 mil dhgiej.
Wskazywalo ono ia to, re W cza
sic szescio tygodniowcgo pochodu
Niemcow W Sicrpniu i wrzesniu
roku 1916 z jaki million ludzi stra
clio dach mad g}owa. w drodze u
mario 100000. Reszta ledwie ma
pol zvwa, z armia rosyjska poszla
dalej.
Wiclu Il Mich poslano do Sybe--
ryi. Sa to ci ludzic, kt6rym Komi
tet z p. Padercwskim IA czele pro
huje dopomodz.
w obozic Ola zbiegow nagroma
dill Niemcy 300, 600 ludzi kt6rzy
podczas ucieczki unikneli smier-
81. To czlonkowie rozbitych ro--
DIN. Umieszczono ich W nedznych
barakach o bardzo lichych da-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-14
REGULY
OdnoSnte do Piracy Kobiet.
Opracowane przez Komitet Obro
ny Krajowej.

Ma OStatnlem p"OSlcdZcnlu no
mitetu dla Piracy kobiet W Wa
shingtonic uchwalono nastepu.jacc
rcguly, W wykonywaniu wojen--
nych obstalunkow Ola rzadu, jake
to: amunicyi, broni. Zo}nicrskich
ubrai i przybor6w do oboz0w. 10
mitct ten domaga sic, azcby tax
urcgulowac rzadowc kontrakty, a
|zcby kobicty ME by}y wyzyskiwa
ne PREY obccnym nawalc piracy.
gdzic potrzeba wymaga jak maj
wydatniejsze,j piracy w jak maj
krotszym czasic i ably mia}y "a
b~czpieczona ochrone. komitct ma
ma wzglcdnic zdrowie i dobrybyt
kobict, a zwlaszcza tych, ktorc ME
%naleza do zadncj organizacyi i ME
maja silly, wynikajaccj z organiza
cyl. Rckomcndacyc te ME sd tco-
rctycznc, lccz opieraja sic ia do
Swiadczcniu W piracy i Sd juz
wprowadzonc W wiclu czeSciach
Stan6w Zjcdnoczonych. Me mozc
my W tym czasic wojny obnizac
poziomu piracy, kt6ra wyrosla Z
d}ugicgo doSwiadczcnia W tym i W
innych krajach. Wojna obecna t.
d%owodni, jak nic inncgo dotad ME
udowodni}o, size naszego kraju.
Rcgu}y tc SO opublikowanc pc to,
ably uSwiadomic ludzi i zapobicdz
wyzyskiwaniu piracy kobict j
dZicci:
I. Robota w domu.
Rzadowa robota mic mozc bye
wykonywana W pokoiach, ktore
SO zamicszkanc, hub polaczonc z
micszkaniami.
2. Robota dzieci.
Dzicci .ma.jacc mniej niz 16 lat
ric moga bye przyjete do roboty
rzadowej.
3. Obrona matek.
kobieta ME mozc bye zatrud-
Mona PREY piracy diva micsiace
pred i diva miesiacc pc urodze-
'niu dziecka.
4. Zaplata.
Zaplata ma bye oznaczona, jak
nastepuje:
a. Umowa ia place opierac sic
powinna ma ogolnych umowach W
micjscowosci i zawodach, jake
istnieja.
b. Gdzie ME ma ogolnych u
NOW, zaplata bedzie uregulowana
wedlug kosztow utrzymania, a W
razie gdy ceny Ia zycie ida W 60
re, zapiata bedzlc podWyzszona VI
%proporcyi.
c. Gdy kobicty sd zatrudnione
ma miejscu mezczyzn, powinny O.
trzymywac ia sama zaplate, kt6ra
pobierali mezczyzni W razie, je-
zeli sic robota r6zni, zaplata be-
die okreslona podlug zdolnosci
robotnic. Ale W zadnym razie "a.
plata ME moze bye zmniejszona !
kobietom "a te sama robote, jaka !
wykonuja ma miejscu mezczyzn. :
d. Gdy bedzie potrzeba, Komi-
tet ola Regulacyi zap}aty robotnic
zadecyduje wysokosc zap1aty we
dug regul wyzej wzmiankowa-
nych i cd czasu do czasu, uregulu
je zap}ate, dostosowujac ja do
zwiekszonego kosztu srodk6w do
wynagrodzenia zarobote, zadecydu
je wysokose zap}aty. Komitet ten
bedzie miaf naimniei iedna kobe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-14
nalsguujeahhni11e ~ naszych zolniierr,z.y,1..,
|Lecz skoro gl66d tn to musi on an.

81 a 1AA.sS - AAeSO1y VI zO1u1cEZys
Lecz skoro gl6d tn to musi on slu
z;yc naszym celom.
"Przeznaczamy vice ludzi do
piracy " Niemczech. Jezeli gl6d
ipanuje, to W 2 lpb 3 latach moze
my dokonac we wschodniej Pol.
see wiecej, anizeli dokonali v stu
latach W zachodniej Polsce. tt. we
Wschodnich Prusach. Wobec tego
stosowany przez mas przymus Wy
chodzi tylko ma nasza korzysc.
"Kraj ten zamierzamy zabrac
ola Niemiec - m6wif dale.j w}ad
ca ginacej z glodu Polski. - To
bogata zyzna ziemia, kt6rej po--
%trzebuja Niemcy ola przyszlej &c
neracyi. Staramy sic o wydalenie
z tego kraju zdatnych do piracy
robotnik6w polskich. Oni zastapia
robotnik6w niemieckich i beda "a
mich pracowali.
Nastepnie chytrze sic usmiecha
JAG pyta: "Rozumic pan do czc-
60 zdaza ia nasza praca? Pc ma
}u bedziemy dawac Polsce- VOL
nose. Gdy to nastapi. Polska auto
nomicznic stanie sic nicmiccka.'
F.. G. WELCOTT.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-14

minut po~inna bye dana pred )
obiadem j po obiedzie.
s. Kr1eaas*do siedsenia.
Gdzie robota pozwala, krzesla :
oparciem maja bye dostarczane do
siedzenia PREY piracy: Gdzie kobe
ty musza stac przy robocie, krze-
STA winny bye pod reka i czas do
odpoczynku wyznaczony.
2 Nadzwyczaj dezln i narasa-
|jaca IA wypadh robota.
Zatrudnianie kobiet PREY nadz
wyczaj ciezkiej i narazajace.j ma
Iwypadki robocie powinno bye. O.
graniczone i zabezpieczone. Pier
wszenstwo PREY tel robocie powin
no bye dane starszym mezczyz--
nom, wolnym cd sfuzby wojsko--
wei.
8. Niebepieczne zatrudnienia
Kobiety ME powinne bye zatrud
niane PREY robocie niebezpiecznej
chyba, re beda pod dozorem 10
mitetu Okregowego, naznaczone--
go przez Rad do bahama chor6b
i zatruc, wynikajacych z pcwnych
zatrudnicn. Kobieta ME powinna
bye przyjeta do tel roboty bez
cgzaminacyi i swiadectwa lekarza
co do jej zdatnosci do tel piracy j
sta}ej, egzaminacyi, stwierdzajace;j
jcj zdolnosc do ciag}ej piracy PREY
SVEN Zatrudnieniu.
9. Dzwiganie ciezarow.
kobiety ME powinny dzwigac
przy piracy ciezarow w~iekszych niz
l25 funtow. Zadna kobieta ME DO
Wilma pracowac PREY podnoszc--
niu ciezar6w hub pchaniu ciez--
kich taczek bez cgzaminu lcka-
RIA, stwicrdzajaccgo, IL jest ona
zdolna do tel piracy.
10. Narazenia ma goraco Tub
zimno.
kobicty ME powinny bye zatr11-
dnione tam, gdzic moga narazic
sic na wiclkic goraco. Tub zimno.
beZ egzaminu doktora, co do ich
zdolnosci do tcgo rodzaju piracy i
'Stafych cgzaminacyi stwicrdzaja--
c.ych ely praca ia ME oddzialywu
jc ma ich zdrowic.
Komitct Ola Piracy kobiet be-
die do}acza} do swych rekomen-
dacyi reguiy tyczacc sic kobict,
jak: zabezpicczanic budynk6w "a
pobieganie cd ognia, kurzu i dy-
mu, hygieny fabryczncj, oswictla
MIA j zapobicgania chorobom, "a
truciom wynikajacym z zatrudnie
MIA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-14
UCzMY DzlECI NASzE CZYTAC, PISAC
movie PO POLSKU.

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, on
Dee, IL, 1917, as required by. the
Act of Congress Oct., 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-14

ZGln4c pr4yJdzle.
Gdzie nj odziezy brakowalo 81
zika tam ,miejsce to zaszyto. q
Me byloE absolutnie zadnycf
miejsc ustepowych j calymi tygod:
miami ME miano sposobnosci abJ
sic umyc. Ma wszystkie strony 70,
chodzl sic fetor z robactwa. Lu
dzi glodzono; ich dziennem poz,
wieniem byl kubek zupy i kawa-
lex chleba ME wiekszy jak mojs
piesc.
Warszawa, miasto liczace jeder
million ludnosci pred wojna jed
no z najlepiej prosperujacycf
Mast W Europe, nieuleglo znis,
czeniu. Ma ulicach Gale szeregi II
|dzi ginacYch z glodu. Wybladli od
deszczu przemoknieci, siedziel
skupieni, ppierajac 1okcic ma Ike
lanach, lqb sparci o domy "a s}a.
hi, ably wyciagnac reke 0 ja1mui
ne hub kawa}ek chleba o lie kto tt
ofiarowa}, ginac W ten spos6b 2
g}odu i Zimna.
Dobroczynosc robila, co tylko
mogfa. Bdgaty ofiarowywai wszy.
stko co posiadal, ubogi dzielif sic
ostatnia skorka z chleba. Sctki ty
siecy ginely. Ten obraz umieraja
cych z glodu ludzi, ginacy narod
- stoi mi pred oczyma dzien j
w takicj to sytuacyi komcn-
dant nicmiecki wydai proklama~
eye. Kazdy fizycznic zdolny Po-
lax Original rozkaz udania sic
do Nicmicc do piracy. kto odmo--
will, tcmrl laden Polak ME mia]
prawa dac jcSc, ami nawct odro-
bine, a to pod pakra na podstawie
nicmicckich przcpisow wo.jsko.
wych.
Taxi wyb0r dial nicmiccki rad
podbitym Polakom, mezom -
wzglcdnic ojcom przymicrajaccj Z
gfodu rodziny. Opusc rodzine by
umrzecc, albo przezyc, jasli Gle
czcka takic przeznaczcnic. Po-
rue takzc sw6j zniszczony kraj
i idz do piracy do Nicmicc, ably
twoja ziemie jcszcze wieccj spu-
s%toszono, Jczcli bedzic upartym,
postaramy sic, re ca}kiem powi-
MEN zgirlac Z glodu. ~.
Pozostanic Z rodzina byloby wy
DAMIEN wyroku IA samcgo sicbic,
a jej ME ratowafoby sic; ojcicc
wzglednic MAJ ME moe mic ola
niej uczynic DO sam tylko naraza
sic ma nicbczpicczenstwo i g}odo-
smierc.
Pc opusczzcniu rodziny lie ma
sic Z MIA juz zadncgo kontaktu;
mozebnc, zc juz mic wicccj, nigdy
nic uslysza o sobic.
Nicmcv przcznacza go do ia
kicjS piracy, ably W ten sposob
zwolnic robotnika nicmicckicgo
by walc4yi przeciw wfasncmu kra
tcgo polskiego robotnika,
przeciw jcgo braciom.
umicszcza go W barakach oto-
czonych drutami pod uzbro.jona
strata. Bedzic musial spac ma 60
lei zicmi, majac tylko lckkic IA
Pozywienic bedzic skrom
ne, a zarobck odbiora W cclu "a
pfaccnia "a wiki.
Otto wyb6r, ,jaki Rad nicmiccki
.ofiaruje dumnemu %narodowi, kt0
rcgo struna jest juz bardzo ma
Smicrc albo niewola.
Zakipialo we mnie. gdy cd pew
ncgo Polaka otrzyma}em wspom-
proklamacye. W}aSciwie ia
jedyny bylem W tym kraju obca
osoba cywilna. Chcialem dostac
zywnosc dla ludzi. Wlasnic W
tym celu tam bylcm i Ma laden
spos6b ME moglem narazac tego
przcdsiewziecia ma nicbczpieczen-
stwo.
Pyta}em gubernatora, ganera}a
Czy moze bye to praw-
aa:
"W}asciwic ME umiem odpo--
- odrzekf. - Bardzo
wiele proklamacyi podpisalem:
prosze sic zapytac generala Krie-
T~yrrneilono S;o +o1v do tooo n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-14

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona, Mimi, OH
Dec, Ii, 1917, as required by the
Act Of Congress Oct, 6, 1917.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-14

Osobami, z ktorych ten Komi--
tet sic sk}ada, So kobiety pracuja-
&c w r66znych dzia}ach przemys}u,
PREY trzewikach, rekawiczkach ,ka
pcluszach i czapkach. jake szwacz
HI i krawcowe. Sk}ada sic on z xii
ku studcntow doswiadczonych W
socyologii i Z praktycznych pra-
cownik6w w tym zakresie. Cz}on-
kami tego komitctu 81, kobicty,
kt6rych zadanic ma uwage PREY
piracy i ktorych sprawicdliwosc i
prawosc jest uznana przcz praco-
dawc0W.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-08-15
Real Estate Transfers.

Town Of Harrison.
Aug. 8.-Henry Marten and wife to
Henry Stene, part OF lot 1, sec. 6,
Town Of Green Lake.
Aug. 6.-Paul M. Peterson and wife
to William Olson, E1-2 Of SW1-4 of
SEA-, sec. II, $1.00
Town. Of Irving.
Aug. 6.-Isak Nilsson, single, to Inga
Regime Emerson, N. 20 acres of E1-2
of SW1-4, sec. g. 100000.
Aug. 10.-JOhn, E. Burchard Co., to
Grant Van SAINT, NW1-4 of NE1-4, sec.
13, $1.O0.
Village Of Crescent Beach.
Aug. S.-Andrew Larson and wife
to E. E. Yock, lot 8 and w. It of lot
10, First Add. $1.00.
Village Of Spicer.
Aug. 9.-Probate Court to Spencer
Abbott and Elizabeth Abbott, lots Z
and 8, block 2, Summit Add.
City Of WiIImar.
Aug. 8.-Anna Ferring Hallberg
and husband to Olof A. Ferring, S.
923.1 It. of SE1-4 of NW1-4, sec. IA,
unplatted lands. $4,000.
Aug. 8.-SacramentO Suburban
Fruit Lands Co., to Martin Sorenson,
north IS It. of lot g., block %, $500.
Aug. S.-Martin Sorenson to John
Peck, north IS It. of lot 9, block %,
100000.
Aug. 9.-Elene Hanson and hus-
band, to Effie J. Crosby, lots 8 and 9,
exc. E. 240 acres of lot 9, block 2,
Thorpe & Liens Add. All of block 3,
Parsons Sub. of Thorpe & Liens Add.
100000.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-08-15
(First publication July 25-4t).
Citation for Hearing on Final Account

(First publication July 26-4t).
Citation for Hearing on Final Account
and for Distribution.
Estate Of Paul Halldin, Decedent.
State Of Minnesota, County OF Kandf
yohi, In Probate Court
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Paul
Halldin, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all Per-
sons Interested in the Above Entitled
Matter: Whereas, Mary Halldin has
filed in this court her final account OF
administration of the estate Of the
above named decedent, together with
her petition praying for the adjust
ment and allowance of said final &C.
count and for distribution Of the resi-
due of said estate to the persons there
unto entitled: 1T IS ORDERED, that
said petition be heard, and that al
persons interested in said matter 10
and appear before this court on the.
10th day Of August, 1917, at 2 o'clock
p. M, at the Probate Court Rooms IN
the Court House, at WillmAr. In said
county, and then and there, or 40 soon
thereafter AZ said matter can 10
heard, show cause, II any they have,
why said petition should not be grant
ed; and that this citation be served by
the publication thereof In Tho VIII
mar Tribune. according to law.
Witness the Honorable +. O. GIL
bert, Judge of said court and the seal
of said court, this 21st day Of July,
1917.
COURT SEAL)
IDA A. SANDERSoN,
49, Clerk Of Probate Court.
CHARLES JOHNSON,
Attorney for Petitioner.
Willmar. MINI.