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The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-12-26
NEWs.ETTEs OF GRAND 8, s,
RlARAlS AND VICINITY
Jottings Heard About Town of
Things Of General Interest
to Local Readers


Arthur Berg spent Christmas in
the village.
J. S. Creech has commenced log
ging near Cascade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Lanktree and
daughter Agnes spent Christmas day
in the village.
VIM. Corcoran of the Pigeon River
Lumber Co., has been in town the
last few days.
Seymour Mitchell came down from
the Alger Smith camp to spend
Christmas with his family.
Ludy HENDERSON, who is attending
the Duluth Normal school, is home
for the Christmas vacation.
Miss Celia Hicks came home on
the stage last Friday evening to
spend the Christmas holidays.
Hartley Holte came home on the
Phelps Sunday evening to spend the
Christmas. holidays with his parents.
The ~Hovland Sunday school will
give their Christmas program in the
church Thursday evening at 800 o.
clock.
Michael Hussey, who is attending
business college at Duluth, came
home on the stage last Friday even
ing for his Christmas vacation.
Sidney Woods came home last
Monday to spend Christmas. He has
been working at the George May
hey saw mill at Federal Dam.
Russell Woods, who has been en-
ployed on one of the large lake
freighters this season, returned
home last week to spend the winter.
Good work all winter offered in
: good factory town, viz. Moline, Him
ois. For further particulars inquire
of agent. for John Deere Plows-Sam
Bally, Gand Marais, Minn.
!. The Modern Samaritans will give
a dance New Years night, Jan. 1st.
The proceeds will ysp to- the benefit
ooir oof TIE fted Cross. TIE ladies' of the
society will serve lunch.
Most of the teachers in our local
school have gone to their homes to
spend Christmas vacation. They are
expected to return Monday evening,
January 7th, and school will open on
the 9th.
Student Bjerkquist, OF the Rock
Island Theological Seminary, arrived
on the stage last Monday and will
conduct services at different places
in the county: He is serving the
Swedish Lutheran congregation. -.
George w. Robe tson has accepted
a position with the White Sales Com
pany and left last week for Alaba-
ma where he will have charge of a
bus line for the winter. He expects
to come back again in the spring.
The play "Dora Thorne" win be
given again New Years night for the
benefit of the Red Cross and will
start at 500 o'clock sharp so as not
to detain those who wish to attend
the dance given the same evening
by the Modern Samaritans, the pro-
ceeds of which will also go to the
Red Cross.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-12-26
=
STATE CAPITOL WEEKLY ]
POLITICAL News Letter
Happenings and Gossip in the Pol.
itical Circles 1t the State !
Capitol. .

State Senator Carl Wallace Of Min
neapolis, is reported to be seriously
ill at his home in the Mill City. Sem
ator Wallace was prominent mem
ber of the last senate. He has also
served several terms in the house.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-12-26

Mrs. John Harry of Fergus Falls,
has received a telegram that her
brother Arthur Bates, was killed in
action on the battlefield in France.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-12-26

oughly organize Minnesota into one
great loyalty unit, is credited by
some with having designs on the
next Republican gubernatorial NOM
ination, but Mr.. Murphy denies such.
He Says he is content to remain a
private citizen and member of the
state fair board.
The state safety commission is
now planning to enter the loyalty
field and has called a meeting of it's
aides to be held in St. Paul this
week. The success of the big loyalty
meet of week ago.. which was the
work of private interests, is said to
be responsible. The governor will be
present.
The new state capitol now has as
near neighbor a tombstone factory,
buildings for which are now being
erected on land nearby. The tomb
stone plant is in the shadow of the
executive offices and his excellency
is receiving much good natured JOSH
ing as result However, as the
new tombstone plant has taken the
place Of a decrepit~ wood yard the
change is something to be thank
full for.
State Auditor Preus is preparing
to receive bids for several bodies of
choice iron ore now lying beneath
the beds of several northern Mime
sofa lakes. The last legislature pro-
| vided for the lease of such deposits
and MIR. Preus is of the belief that
the new law will enrich the state
school fund to the extent Of many
millions of dollars. Under the lake
bed lease act a royalty of fifty cents
per, ton is exacted. Present state
leases pay a state royalty Of only
twenty-five cents per ton.
Lieut.. Governor Frankson who
many think will be seen in the next
55ssse3 ~ =. = :
Republican gubernatorial contest,
admits that he is being strongly
urged to get into the game. He says
he has had many offers Of support
| during the last two weeks. "I'll ad-
nit thatI am pleased over the kind
things that are being said about me-
said Mr.. Fankson this week, ttbut
it IS entirely too early for me TO
make answer. ! always liked politics,
but my. business will not permit over
activity: + mus have my first con
sideration. ! may have something to
say to the boys soon. Perhaps it will
not be what they want, but they
will know ! am with then" If Mr.
Frankson does get into the guberna.
torial game the voters will know
that his name is on the ballot He
is regarded IS the best advertising
man ii the state.
snS
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1917-12-26

Is the state safety commission
worth the price? A vote taken in
the population centers would un-
doubtedEy find a great majority
clamoring for it's goat, but there is
no question but that it is looked up
on by a majority of the rural dis
tricts as supplying long felt want
in a law enforcement way. To date
the chief activities of the commits
sion have been in an uplift way and
naturally the population centers
have been hit the hardest. hut to he
frank about it the inflictions made
have been more in the way of irrita-
tion than any real stamping out of
the vices directed at. If the COM
mission has any real fault it is it's
constant attempts at things beyond
it. Its price-fixing stunts to date
have been a joke. There are, how
ever, many things it can do and
probably will do before it's finish is
reached.
In what way the general voting
y .blic is oncec,led is not SHOWN
but !! s. me loud yappings i1u.:seL
u" Of late count for anythin>. con-
troll Of the present Republican state
cen: al committee is evidently quite
necessary if some politically con-
cerned are to win out in the next
election. I refer to the big howl
sent out from Minneapolis because
of a proposal to enlarge the commit
tee to the extent of ten new men,
bers. "Outrageous," the opposition
say and they have prevailed to the
extent, that the attorney general
ha ruled that the enlargement can
not be made. ROLAND Smith, an as
sistant to Attorney General Smith
and a son of E. E. Smith of Mime
apolis, wrote the opinion. 1t was
asked. for by A. D. Stephens of
Crookston. Though insisting that it's
only concern is the victorious future
of the Republican party, to give it
to youTcold, majority Of the pre-
sent committee are not inclined to
tear their shirts for the present exc
cutive and opine that it is from
this fact that the sowl originated.
Secretary of State. schmahl is in
clined to insist that: the enlarge
ment be made despite the attorney
generals opinion. The attorney gen.
eral admits that there's not much
in the way Of punishment he could
in1ict if his ruling were disobeyed,
but he thinks he might be able to
oust the offending members. ::..:s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-07
BALFOUR HABLA SOBRE LAS
MIRAS DE INGLATERRA
>rryirin Espcriai para Ia PREhSA.

>rrviri" EspcciMI para Ia PREhsA-
LONDRES, Noviembre eel Mi
nistro de Negocios Extranjeros NJ.
Balfour al contestar hoy "a mocIon
que hizo en- ell Parlamento cl MEM
bro del partido liberal, Lee, para cue
Sc hicieran proposiciones de paZ.
manifesto cue las miras por las Qua
'es Ia Gran Bretana habia entrado a
Ia guerra no habian sido nj % eran,
miraS imperialistas o miTas renga-
twas, sino por Ia r~cccsidad de logfar
Ia emancipation y 10 segugidad dc
la Europa toda.
NJ. Balfour pidio j la asambiea
que esta demostrara, por una mayo
ria abrumadora, que tenia plema cor
f!anza en- la causa britannica, pero Il
proposition fue rechaZada por dos
rientos ochenta y dos votos contra
treint2 y tres.
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CIENCIAS OCULTAS

ClaylrGia del Rey SaiOmdG ........ soc
pI-cICnaFig Internal LOnIIrGe m2Sta
U!laca. ru.G : ncSra, apgrIclones, etc ais
puSlnG ) ritual de la Alta Mag:a. Con
.-gr 81 ir!alsulO lie Solomon. Ie Ca
uala, el TaTot, seCre:oS del eIli0, nj
znrTrr'Ioa.>. 'rlnorlos : P~entsruIoS 6Uy
e Dragon RJsC, . Sea el aTte dc nan
.ir L los rspIT..G> 34c
Fl Pnuer del TeGsaulento 81 dornI-
nc y C.ltuTl. Como sSTIdidT 81 fueTE3 Si.W
cl Ll5rV Internal Traiado dc las Glen
-ia, ucu!'a~. L"a:icnc %! I!brO Dc san
clp-lanO. Ciayicula de Sai0n.0H, e. ORA
IN HolO y Ia CdDTa Internal. etc. -. Si.N
II Gerdaaaro Dragon Role. E7c2ata-
uICasDs. m0dO &c cacer,e Invisible, etc 3,G
ii lira:. NarItI AGiyIldG0Ta ..-..... sc
Llbro MasuO O. san C!prlanc. EdICi0n
sGica : con- Leta Gel tamoSO Crime
- go. SS.p,
Ia Cla.icGia Del HecnIcero. o LtbCU
a. san EtqrlAnO. con inIil!daC &c sc
r-r50e T'
-. 'ra- M4-ia SutreH.a ............ fl"
..IL.T-! d. NG-.I koIa ............. sc
lau-4. ~ HagI& Blanca ....-....... sc
~ia..-a. l- M.-I Nr-I1 .............. }pc.
!dr ! IJdUS los IueSOS ........-.... Si-R'
~.r.rG.> lie alberto ei Gran4y -. 3Jc
~-.rI-r.S tr ia pTc>tItIg:.ac!dn Y 10
,Ia-ia. LeCc.uGes PRACTICES lie esca.
uJJeG Si.G
~~.rr-'us l."l Inferno ............... 3gJ
.e>5go o. NIIay7Us ~ Ia Cruz de Ca
.;.Ca. SCFGaIr-z LUla del UCultISmc 500
.erJau-Tg horoscope para adiYInG Ell
t-rslr ~
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Las Inoas aIemanaS eStan
SiaDdO refoTzadaS
.eiearama Especial para IA PRESSA.

re;eorama Esrccial para Ia PRENSa.
WASHINGTON Noviempre Clos
expertos militares italianos que Sc
encuentran en- esta capital declara-
ron hoy que en- 81 concepto la de-
lfensa del ejercito italiano en- el rio
de Tlag!amento seria unicamente de
caracter temporal y que las fuerzas
del general Cadorna sc r%etirarian
hasta Piava para establecer ALI Ia
I nueya Inca dc defensa ! hacer una
decidida V bien organizada reslsten-
cia a las fuerzas ~invasoras.
. Tn Gcspacho semi Official trasml-
lido de Roma esta noche refiere cue
~refuerzos alemanes en- grandes can
t;dades estan siendo llevados q las
lineas teut6nicas sobrc ei rio Tag'ia-
mento Y que el enemigo intenta au-
mentar &c una mancr considerable
su va formidable Inca Ia cual cuen-
"a ahora con mas dc c%incUcnta dlvi-
stones.
Sc cree aqul que Ia rctlrada dc las
fuerzas i~talianas a Piava tiene por
objeto principal acortar a Inca de
batalla Y que dara al general Cadorna
Ia oportunidad de hacer u2a fuertc
yigorosa resistencia al empujc aus
tro-aleman.
En- otro despacho recibido aqui Sc
dice que ell ~importante p~eriodico LA
Tribuna," que csti considerable
como Ell organo de mas waller y re-
presentation de Italia, public5 hoy
IN articulo en- ell que dijO, entire otras
coSas, que los aliados Sc encucntran
ahora hacienda frente / ID srprena
crisis de Ia guerra.
Sc dice .am5len cn Ell nllSno dcS-
pacho que el P~arlaaiento Sc reun!ra
nuevamente Ia proXim2na semana
con Ell objeto dc ~celeorar dos sesio-
mes cn las que sc tra:a';! dc Ia crisis
interna porQuc atrav;eSl e. pals, y
la cual ha sido agravada 0 Ia reti-
rada del ejercito italiano ante el
avance del invasor.
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MINAS DE SONORA.
Aiene de Ia la

ncjorar las cordiciCEcs da les obre-
ros. no s6lo en- 10 cue SC ~re,aciona
con los ~salsrios, sino con las condl-
clones dc t-aha.ic Otros informcs
rcsibidos de Mexico, dicca quc los
trarlos de via f~errocarrilcra que tuc-
.on dcstruidos po- las ultimas inun-
d~aciones cn Ct Hoste del pals. han
eacdadc -aparad0s convcnlentemente
= cue ahora Sc esta baciendo normal
mcnte ci trafico Ell la region dc Ia
Laguna, asi como en- el ramal que
une 4 Monterey con Matamoros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-07
81 MEGA 10 DE Ks .IINTAS
REYGLUCIONARlaS

TrIrurarua I:>rrrtai para IL -H!.NsA.
LOS ANcFLrS. ~uoyiemL~c &c!
Consul carrancista en- csta C:ldaI.
J. y. Ca-Dio. al ~cnterarsc DC L. 10
ticias Cue habiaa estado co-r;erjo Ell
Il Paso. cue e fucron comunicada:
;umsdia:amente. ucgo dc manec4 ca
tegorica que tUera cleric 10 cuc Sc
dccia en- relacion con las nucvas az
tividades dc los partidar!os del Gene
raj Felix Diaz. Asrego cue 81 los
rer-eSen:2n.e> del mo~imicnto fell
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Andaz rObO en- Ill.,.
Niene de Ia n. plana.

viara gentc para dctencr 4 los de!ih-
cucntcS.
Por rapida que fucra Ia n1anioor'
dc! captain Brown los dos ladrones
tuyieron tempo de poncrse a Sa!vo.
Ducs SC suponc que cerca los espera'
ba I'm automovil en- cl gu" montaro!
Y desaparecieron.
FL Captain Brown hizo alguna'
investigacioncs, Inquire en- las casa
i~nmedians, ordcn6 raids en- los luga'
res dondc wien rateros conocIdos'
nero por mas e~siuerzos que hlzo III
! pudo descubrir q los dos aSaItantcs
del cajero del hotel Crockett.
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SAN ANTONIO VA 4 SER "SECO'

presa. sc Sabe que Ia ciudad Y y on"
ri condudo Z. han sido Geclarado"
"secoS' Y cue no Sc podra ev"e~
der ali UNA sofa pinta De alcoho'
Ell n;n@una forma Y ono 10 sea ="
IA usos mGdicos = con recct@ facu'
tat:va, como los ve1eroS.
La Ultima ciudad dec!arada "seca'
La sido ana de las PARTICIPATES do
Estado dc Texas: Dallas. e. Ia Gu"
nunca Sc crcyo Cue tan 'aci!rc@t
Sc llccara a e>ta resolution.
Dcsde mucho tempo artcS, sc ha
c;u Va camrana ror coMsegu;r i
miSno en- csta ciudad de San Aato,
Mo. que = tan admirable progrcso n"
ilecado du-aatc les uItin:os mcscs.
en- los cralcs ha dunlicado casi su
rcb,"c;6n = muitiol:cado la impcrtar-
CT de todos sus negocios.
Sin embargo. NADIA sc ha6ia vuc.to
I hablar de clio y sc supuso que no
>0"e'~ q" '''''S' = 1~"'
II IL
f dla ne aver " uc nueStfos
Fepor'e'oS "a'Ia Ill" "IioI''"''''
Ec!aI''a IL esl@H' acIUa! Ge .cS ne
... 80 Gu, N,.,,r, - o.. ,,..,.r:
gccIoS c" can ANTONIO ) s. elcoN'E'
con Guc haoiH uno sacramento anne
nazaoo: Ct dc las cantlhas.
Entrevistando a a-gunoS propicta-
rios de elias. SC cntero de que, c:
cfecto. SC tenlia que durante los me,
Scs que taitan del ano, SC hiclera III"
gran campaMa, con e~speranzas dc
6Hito, para dcclarar 'scco" q con.
dado de beNar. :, por cndc. Il ciu.
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Una gavilia dc opaches En- San
Antonio?

Hay Ia crcencia DC que en- San
Antonio csta operando actualmente
una gayilla dc apachcs bicn organl-
zada pues a la misma bora Gil que
robado cl ~caicro Gel Hotel Crockett
dos ;ndiyiduos. fingiendosc que cs'
taban borrachos detuvieron 4 IN sol
dado de nombrc L. Tumlinson. dc a
compania c, del 343 Battalion dc ame
tralladoras. al que lie robaron una
cartera con billctcS de banco por
valor de S4l.00
Otra parcia dc baudoieros de;a'
vieron Il UT paisano y tsmblen Il
auitaron aigun dincro.
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NOVELAS DE CARLOTA BRAEME

"a - cpntaIU> Cada una.)
tGurrEA
AIa1rcs sUbillss
LprGGOE 1t JrC
IHtT4
Z. sec.riG de Lady Nur!el
~ ii ~ - '"l NM
az Su !lalana de bo4Iy
Ellre dos pccad0s
.uytEl.u.' ruIu!
la .OTue>I dc JradOC
10 .aur4rIpr dc una muller
: uIu'I-r0a EeuIrt"nta
Ia r~slvci.s De amor
NJ trn.I .at .ua Du.eF
SGeGy- del CC.dzUQ
ina iucll lie amUr
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yOVELAS HiSTORi-
Gas Y POPULAREs

q - UentsvoS csds uEa-)
,JrlaICp ! L!y.sa
tif,.i " uIJGrt
-r.Gi!o. BeT.oidIGv Gscsselo
...ymaslc o To- u 2-reS de FrGac!s
,~kp '.gcrIgGtr~
I'd !Gln.'-
i-e.caaa de BRUSSELS
u Barter L >v,Iu.
->y.CIS * uGa nor
IgT &c IN Gia
.,uyNcsa Le EEGtdllE
..raaa L0rics : Marina
, Secyrla o. ia FaIUms
. JANA II L., LsInell8-
.IIvr.. bu.-!A
..g..i.rS - iDFGEi
,,.lnu Lr>C4ut
i,sTSarjtd Ge BUrSOuB
rIy. Il moro ~ "u-'t.
.Ugv Virginia
uulru tul.t.o
--5lIa 4IOs u IS sIda IL u IugsdOI
SEES TuRAS DE SHERLOCK
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HOLMES

"a 40 craIa.Us 4 ONO
A las gueGIaS DE- Ia Muerte.
SlaCkw-L. 81 tsraIa tei GanIeSls
g. NrI.lsllpT - LsuGyerc~
IL FoJo DEL U.GullCit AZu
Il Ir>IaiLrl'y dr! Director
:! .uD, Ne. roiiI! g. frriS-
Il NlG.g.-.u u IS:IL
ii uyy - iu> baEGIuO-
IN 10 E>rur!a H.! Cr,lnH9 ds
tT;t>U-T-
task - ac,tclpaGO-
II d.4 del Jsure-C
- Nel".a ~8a-rIcuLs
- 5.s;I- aIm4l3
ID i.Ca,., l,.-.t!a del ,..ra
"a yluL4 Ec!a De Paris
-US HU-cI-rUs i4.SO> te LOndTeS.
-H-TlUcE Holmes : p nu~ntraDanLisis
IL ops
n NrtlcD LTlGll.l!
- Nrrls L- TETrC-
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4vENTURAS DE JOHN [. RAFLEs

% a. ceutaNO> lOmO.)
= II-o-ull2 HiSfeTlUso
il :GI.rIgt jLs 4QCI
q Asli.Y ell e cl.eptaE
{! &..y 1910
:. He-ele.u - EaeIesiucs
f.. .. .- 80 -,i Au.ltv
(. rCrs.l-E'- ~ a. colonies
- Fel>O >ai!rlIoC
r. ri~.i del Negro
n ve-..U G-I 5O:h!
= T-,orC Gv! E,ladC
q >eCTriJ Ge! T->Urg
e.! >tcerlotH del sol
En- ID Ragpuega
Ia -,DarCi,I RGp,dd6
IN Robe IN e! PalaCiO EeeI
Z Nlaie de BOLaS
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RELIGION.

CaleC.sTC d. FtHaida ......-.-..-- t9c
C0mUi-ador General ..-.-.......... -,
Cs.eC!SuO de Perseverance, E.A,
FL Gello del CrtsUalismo. LectUra
para e. hosxr EGiC!uD IL lu.C ......SZg'
FficSofls Elemental, roT &alGies .... is
La imitar9o0 &C C-lS'r -
Los Sa-!!-Es, 0 c! TEiIGro c. ls Rrl.-
40 CTtstisna, pC5 C~HSIeaGbr.1cC c..N
historic SaSTsdG LibrG del Antique
NreEo TeSiSWa1t0. cue CGn.lsEF "a MS
rnr.s Del pueblo de Israel, Jtt0HrSs
cIar1meGts OF Sc 2-erGs Is vsllt5
Cal MssiS,- Etir!oI IL rlla ..----.-.ts.N
Tr1-rgTo LayaiIe Gs u.aFLoIrs .....-.-. GI
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Il csGuesta.

Il general Escoto, ic contest6 in
m~cdiatamente. ~nee&ndcse on 10 abso-
nto 4 todo 10 que Sc le Dropon!a.
,~hqndo en- cara 4 Alvarado 81 in
;cnto dc TRACTION ) d~icitndoIe que
ebardomara Ia plaza de Villa Hermo-
S. 0 de o contrario, {! L tomaria
i sangre y fuego.
La resPuest& Ia enyi1 con uuo &c
los cmisar;os, c~onScrvando prIsionero
u Gro. como tcst'go de Ia infidcn-
cia y dc las ambiciones del general
A.v&~ado.
Es.c completamentc 500. sc en-
b0-c3 en- las costas de Tabasco rumbc
q Nrcatln, a Gondc lego herido
'cvementc.
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ESPIRITISMO.

D~evorlonsrio Esnl-it.sla ........... 40c
e Ll5ru de los Mediums ....-.... &C
e LInro &c los EsDirltus ............ 7Sc
81 Genesis. los ailagr0S : las Predic
sc
Fl FrlageIlo Segrln al Espir!.ism0 T5c.
RI r,el0 I Ell inferno .......... ~
ObraS Pcs;uruas &c Allan kSrdeS -. 75c
;Oue e Fl ES3iriIismO? -.-.....-. 75c
Arte De Cura- per medIJ Gel LaagQe
t!enO y Us 3uzi!lsT@s. ra10. mSSaie ;
:, - 10 re-
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CB9AS DE CAROLINA INVERNIZO

An.g-as Tra-1cOS. Dos tomos ...... SJc
= t:rTtr tr! Abisrao y Lao Funesto SIC
COraZUl de Nadge. Los toInoS ......Syc
,.t..u Gr a.rrru pos tones ...... soc
CLorgd Llrrns- CUatrO lOIuoS 80. si.oV
-.rilut-e> sin Ca>:iEu : Lucha Supre-
Ts- Grr> rI.a-s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sl-%t
G~..gI> del iL-lt":.U- Dos toLlOS syc
Il Gsuio del ia! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AUG
Il 6csU 1e UEa MueTta : La Nengan-
a d. una LoCa- Dos iOmOS ........-- sc
e. UI:iUO ReSO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ACC
- ~-rrrtO - IN HandiGO 1890. &c
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San CriSfObaI Sc haIIa..,,
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traron hasta Ia plaza principal de la
ciadad. La lucha toda fue en- las ca
lies V dur6 pocas horas, pues los ca
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a0andonandoio TODD.
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where's, algunas pleas de artilierla,
y todos los archives de la division J
lei gob;erno local.
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EstaGo el gobierno revolucionar!o'
nombrando a~utoridades que fungen q!
presente,
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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1917-08-03
Freaky Draft at Donnelly

Donnelly Star.-The funny thing
about the draft as far as this village
is concerned is that it does not call
for any of the young fellows about
town who would naturally be ex-
pected to go. The only two hit
square on the nose are Geo. Perkins
and Edward Koler, the latter young
man who has been working for Emil
Wallenberg. The next is Wendell
Glotfelty, No. 131. He will not be
called if they find so live ones before
they get to that number. Rev. Wess-
ling comes next with No. 14O.
Walter Westhoff, former night man
at the G. N. station, is fifth in the
village. His number is somewhere
around $50. Westhoff is a man of
family, as also is Geo. Perkins. Rev.
Wessling is minister of the gospel.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1917-08-03

On account of the storm church serv-
ices were not held in the Wards school
house last Sunday evening. But the
service will continue as always. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Preaching at IL a.
m. and also at o'clock in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zeidler and daugh-
ter Vera, and Mr.. and Mrs. Barker and
son Newell were Sunday guests at the
Heiniger home.
iting at the Lang home
Miss Erma Staples and Miss Joyce
Smith visited at the Messner home last
Friday.
Lawson Barker was a business caller
in Morris last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. MOrehead and son Lyle
visited at the Carl Reimer home Sunday
Last Thursday evening Mrs. Carl
Becker accidently fell backwards. strik-
ing her head on the edge of the stove
She was taken to a physician and is
now some what improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Podtburg were
Sunday visitors at Jones'.
Miss Joyce Smith of Morris visited
several days last week at the Isaac Sta
pies home.
| Fred Messerli visited at the Messnel
home Sunday.
Della and George Messner visited a
| Moreheads last Sunday.
| Miss Erma Staples and Joyce Smith
and Leon Staples visited at Matt REIN
ers' last Friday evening.