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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
"@ur6tbar'
9ie britil6ea S6iHs.
berlultc.
SU tbnratteriiirt 0I6niral
2eresfOro 6ieIelbem.


8eresfOrO 6teIelbem.
erfIart, Dob er @eltrailma ristircu
uuO IeIbit Dem @olfe flaren @ein
einibeufen m06te. 9llr 10
wiiroe oosielbe ole ggidtieteit
6es Sousbaltens erfennen lerneu.
aSuig George plant arofIa.
motion, sic gum Sporen ON Sc.
bensmitteln ouffor0ert,
2onoom 1. 03ai. 9(OmiraI
2oro 9eresforo iprad beiite in 2ou-
oon iiber Oie llnterieeboot-@efabr. @r
beflaete ii6 bitter iiber oie ltnOol.
itdnoigfeit Ger oiii5iellen Itatiitiiden
glngaben iiber ole ourd oen SiIbmo.
rinc-9rieg nerluiadten Sbiffsoer-
lutte. @r 6etonte, oab Oieie gerluite
geraoe5u flirdt6ar ieien.
2oro 9eresforO erfldrte, ibm liege
Die Sa1e 10 iebr am Ser5cn, oaB er
geneigt iei bic i'm Qomoesoertbeioi-
gunos-@eics porgeiebene Strafe 81
riSfiren mo ielbit Dem @olfe sic
gnn5e @abrbeit 81 er5d6len Oetm
bis ooS 8olt oole &enntniB babe,
piir6e es Die g8idtigfeit Der Saus-
boltung in 2ebensmitteln niht ein-
ie6en.
= Yroflomation mirS Q pa
rem in Sebensmitt.eIn
perlongen
2onpon, 4 Nlai. a0nia
@corge miro in aiir3e cine @rofIa.
nation erlaiien in pelder CT oas
GoIf auiioroern pirO, iniolge Oes
@ruites ser 5o6Ioge 20 @ro8eut am
&er6rnud BON 2ebensmitteln 5u ipa.
rem.
Gie @roflanation wiro bon ocn
Shtien oes @ebduoes ser ganf BON
Gnglon0 un0 in allen Hat6bduiern
Oes 2onoes 0ffentlicb oerleien per.
ben. glm Sountog miro lie in allen
airden sur Gerleilng gelangeu.
3 Gerluite gr0Ber ais g5cu-
bau pon Sbiffen.
@ al ibington /. Wlai. ~ Die
@ereinigteu Staaten 6oben bereits
oen Gnteute. Qlliirten cine eroBe 9ln-
3abl bon Sdiifen sur @eriiigimg ge-
iteIlt. 2oro guItace Bercp, Wlarine-
5a6oeritGn0iger ser bier weileuocn
britii1en ariegs.G .Gommiiiion erfl1r.
ie Dies beilte; er mollte ober nidt ia.
Gen, Oh es iib inn Ole beihlaeno5m.
ten oeliti6en Sbiife 6onole.
2oro @ercD ertldrte, 0aB bel Ser
qegenpdrtigen State ser 3erit0rng
britiider S6ifie Der 9teubau an ene.
lii6en lifo amerifanii1en Sbiifen
nidt oen @erIuiten gleidfomne. Gr
0rang oaroui, oaB Der 9au BON
Sdifieu erbe6Iid beihleunigt meroen
miilie.
u0ie S6ifis.Situatiou 10 er.
llGrte er, uiiberidattet alles 9lnoere
uno 1T t6otid6lib mlBeroroentlib
ernit. Der Grieg bat fidb 5ii einem
@ettItreit 5pii6en Der 2eiihulgsfd
bigfeit ser britiiden uno ser ameri.
fanii6eu S6iifsboub0ie uno Dem
oelltideu llnterieeboot eeitaltet.
Ger enti6eioenoe 6oftor in oem
gSeltringen iit oie tonnage, Die BON
Zen @ereinigten Staaten eeliefert
weroen fann.
@efabr in @erbeimlih
una Ser g9abrbeit.
2on0on, I. @lai. 1aS be.
itimnte 3ugeitdnOniB oes criten
2oroS ser gl0miralitGt, Sir @owaro
Gariol ooB Oie Shifisperluite 5itgc.
nonlmen 6aben bat, penu es iiber'
foupt nod m0gli6 mar, oaS beiorgte
SSntereiie Ger 9SreIie an Dem Sort
idritte Oes Saii6bootfriegeS er6obt
Ole 9(ngelegeu6eit miro in oen Wlor.
aen5eitimgen na6 alien Ri6hngeu
beiproden.
0ie u0ailp Stems" ino sic ~0ailp
@ioil" Uerlangen uieoerim groBere
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
Sitgrri6
brbanpttt
Seuti8e sinie gsSen
Tran5Oicn.M .Muiturm
3'"iicbem NSrpsmes mnS
Vlnbrrine in Champagne.

%le Der oeutide @eueralitab berid-
tat botte Oie ucue OffenliOe Der
6ran8Oicn nibt oeu eerinsIten
grioIa. .-0ie gerIuite Der frau-
5olii6en Eruppeu iebr idwer.
Aaiirte Oerliereu ouf DER @elt-
front an einem Goge 80 Slug
seuge.
. Serlin, oia 2onoon, 1. W1ai. -
Tle 6ran8oien unteruabmen geItern
'lnen slngriif nit friI6en 0iDiiionen
aaf ole oeuticben 2inien 5miI6eu
Rrosnes lmo gluberiDe; iie murOen
onrIldgeidloeeu. Gie 0eutiden be-
9aupten ollie ibre Stelungen in Ole
lem @ebiet.
Allf DER &eltfrout tprr0en geItern
20 lran5Oliide unS britii6e Meroplo-
He llno fiinf 8ollons beruntergebolt.
aut Der 0ltlihen unO Der @uIfon-
0ront mar oie Grtiilerie-E Eb6tigfeit
e'lle oerb1ltniBmGBig Iebbafte.
Sles miro in Dem omtli6en 8e-
r'Wt gcmcloet, Der beute glo6mittag
oon Der oeuti6en oberlten Seereslei-
tll's ousgege6en muroe uno folgen-
oell SSortlout bat.
%citli@er &rieg8f6ou.
plob.
"Armee9ruppe Oes aronprinaen
g'lppredJt bon 9oDern-Syn ser gad.
9e oon glrroS uno ouf beioen llfern
pea 6lulleS Scorpe pur0e oie g[rtil.
,erle.Sblo6t nit pedleluoer Settia-
's'i lortgeiest. 9Ilf uirierer aumpf-
@ '.ile nobe ct. Quentin ereignen lid
,u9ll@ tleinere @efcbte 5lpilden iln-
Vren Ted Eruppen uno Sen poroe.
l~uoenen Sruppen 6eS 6einoes.
-. Quentin ielbit 1T oft untct
Ueuer, uno geltern ipur0e oie Gotbe.
orole fundamental eetroffen.
Nrllleegrnppe Oes oeutIden Sron-
Pr'lloen-Slm glisne W2orne @onoI
uno IN Der Champagne, 8pilden Gil
Icy Icy llno DER Suippe, ouuerte Der 9lr.
tauer'e-&onpf NIT eerineen Inter
Upe~angen in beftieer @eile fort. syn
oo 0s'l' Sedlrf 0Wii6en SoiIlons unS
S'e'l''s Sl elng es gegen 9lbeno beion-
oers beiB ber.
Sn Der glabe bon @prrn.o,.Oqoc
uno Srimont uno 6ltlid, bon gourcn
.puroen .n fron0oiiicbe @rfunoruosob.
'Ve'lulgen Die Oor5uorinaen iidten,
6llrlidgeidlogen.
0n Der champagne no6ln bos Ser.
e ma3reno Oes@ormittoas einen nm.
se'llein Observation-Disclosures an. allra
nu~ @flttog idritten oie SSronaolen
S Sau' In9ritt in Der @eqeno apiiden
Ftrosncs uno 9luberioe. 0ie SSronao.
lv" orobten friide ErllppenuoIien
e y oeu Sonpf in Ger gLblidt. llls
~'eullll9en ouf oen S0ben iii0Iih
cntreiBcn. 0"
SAo.4 TT Sfurmongriff ocs sSeinoeg
l%ylerfe, eD.i no6ocm Ger Rombf eiuc
%, ",p LONG l9na bin unO Der setobt bate,
S% Ss..ill nflerem 8ioerItanoe. 9oSiide,
n%l.l"e ,,o,lt lmo bronoenburaer gfeoi.
Scn'er' "so Die in Oieicm Qebiet Fam.
F,r'r b,r Oe0ol1pteten iibcroII ibre Stcl-
re @erIuite '' '''"' leVr l~pe'
Gin 5pcitcr Qlnoriff Aer Oo,, q.
'N,t "ra' Yunfte iiiOlid bon g}oncn o,,s
,oSo,' SSv'noglmcn lI!1 ipuroc. lcttc sic Trun.
STlen ;d,1a, 'l'@t in Oen stonS, ibren 9i TehI.
beilcrn. ''' serlnalten 81 Der
s,a.. as.i.rmccarnppe ocs aer,oo. ou
mdtS slcncs SCa ss,,'ttsm5sra >, asr16 -es aie6t
''rte OerIieren 80
Ssyn a,,,.u y tuo8euqe.
% cinSrl;t&sclebten ipnrOcn oeItern
i6o,,c', ,cn'0''de sIcropIone beruTtqrne' St
ac,,o. .qon "llo Orei Ourb glnti.;SI,la. ID
rS t,;aa,. '''lolen. Orei ln,eror 0G o;,,S;
ieI5oIfous irTpS pom ilnf irausSfii6ch Sci Sci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
TrnpprntrQnSpOrt
Bon Oeatl6en Saudi
boot tOrpcOirt.
Ser 1000 SDnmem6ants
pier vSaIlarat" in
Ole Siefe.

|
England. 9(ae @auu an 8orO
BON 3erlt0reru un0 6ii6eroam-
piern gerettet. 9lmerifaniider
Sdooner perienft. gIo6 feline
Si6erbeit iiber S6idlal Der Ser.
miBten bonn aneritaniiden Gam.
pier nGaclrum".
2onoohl I. Wlai. - Ger Gam
pier n9alIarat" BON Der &eniniiilur
imo Sriental 9inie, Elm Sdiff bon
11,120 Eonnen tpelGer ais Grams.
portibiii benust murOe, purOe fiir5-
lid bon einem Oeutiden llnterieeboot
Oerienft.
Gas S6iff brodte Truppen BON
9liitralien nab Gnglano. Sic Sol
Onten muroen bon 6ritiiben 3erit6-
reru unO 6iiderOampfern gerettet
Ger Gampfer puroe am Wlittlpoh,
Oen %. 9Ipril. berlenft, md6reno Die
Sffi5iere ser Sruppen Die 9l6boltung
cines @ottesOienites sur @rinnerlmg
al oen u9In8ac-Tag4 planten Ger
09ollorat" ipuroc na6e Ser S1rau6e
getroiieu unO Iegte iicb auf Die Seite,
ionf a6er crit in bier StunOen. Ger
ii6rer uno 6iiAerboote eri6ienen
ibncl ailf Der Scene. Die See Uar
ril6ig.
Qln @orO 6erri6te fcinc Ynnif Tie
Solooten Iangen im0 ipielten aarteil
bis ale 9oote gum 9l6iloBen bereit
luoren Gs muroe 0}iemanO perlebt,
inlO alle Eoltladen purOen gerettet
9llle Eflegerinnen unO WlitglieOer
Ocs 9Ier5teitobeS blie6en an 8orO, bis
olle @ntienten in 9ooteu uutcrge-
brad9t poren.
g(mcrttaniiher g( 9 6ooner
in Den @run0 gebobrt.
glem 0orf, 4. Moi. 9taH
elmer 0epei6e al %enoIeton 9ros.
iii ser observation-disclosures .@ooos
woro 9lbrabamS~, Elm S6iff pon 744
3onnell bon einem Oeuti6en ll.9oote
Oerienft imO Die aus 8 Mann be-
ite6enoe geiabrna aerettet porOen.
Ger r@oooparo gl6rabams" per-
lieB, Oen lebten gladri6ten een1B,
Sodionoiae, 6Io., am %. sSebrltar,
na6oem er oort, bon @oIpeIion,
Ger, nit 8ra6t fommeno, @roDiant
eingenonmen bate. @r mar 1881
in @alooboro, Nlaine, eebaut iuo,
na6 glusiage ieiner e6emaligen 81.
gentbiimer, an cine anoere amerifa-
niibe 6trma Derfauft moroen.
Ger erite oifi5ielIe
8eri6t.
@aibiugton 1. Wlni. 0ie
amerifauii6e 9ieeierung er6ielt beite
@orgen Die erlte ofii8iele 9iadridbt
iber ole @erientine oes amerifani-
ideu SonfoampferS 08acuum".
@enerolconiul Simmer in 2onoon,
Ger oen 9eri9t ianOte, beitdtigte, oaB
Sieltenant Ebomos, ser Gonmou-
oant Der @ahtmonnidait, einige iei.
ner 9eilte imo Captain Sorris mo
einige WlitgIie0er Der @annidait Der
miBt pcrOen.
0rei Scr geretteteu ome-
rtfdnifden &auoniere.
S a ibinatoiL 1. Ntoi. n Die
9tomcn bon Orei ser W1itgIieoer ser
gSaGtmannI9aft an 9oro oes per-
ientteu amerifoniiden Campers
,,@oclum", wel6e in @ngIanO lanoe-
ten IinO beilte gSo6mittag pom Nio-
rine- -Oepartement befonnt gegeben
lporoen, pie iolgt: 6rouf %. 9ai6er,
Nlotroie 2. alaiie; 6ronf sc. 9oi6er,
iCn., Glgiu, Sas.; So5n 9tidoIa, ao-
nonier 3. alalie, &ater Sobn 9tidola,
@orfieIO, R.-S. iulo @eoree 8bomos
g9iIiou @lotroie, &ater 6ronf 8il-
Jon, Wliiliiiippi @alleD, Sopa.
3e6n 0fitglie0cr Scr
g8a htmannidaft
DermiBt.
3eGn nnOere WlitglieOer Der @adt-
nonnicbait iueroen OerniBt ino mer.
ben iua6riheinlid umgetommen iein.
glabIte0eno Ole glamen Scr GermiB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02

9on0on +. Wlai. Gie 9ln.
griffe auf oie 9lOmiralitGt, welhe I'M.
ter 2orO 9iortbcliife's 5iibrrlng er.
folgten, I'M oie 9lOmirolit1t 81 5min.
gen, oIle Ebatiadeu be5iiali6 ser
Sau9booteriolge befannt 81 ge6eL
iol nod einem bier cirtuIirenoen Sc
riiGte ibon 6riidte oetraeen 6abelt
inoem in 8dIoe oroitiide sleuoeun.
gen I'M glouiralitdtSitobe Itattfinoen
peroen iuie eS IN 0en 3eitungen
beiBt.
Gas groBte Sntereiie ipiro ser be.
porite6enoen lluterbuuS.Debatte iiber
ole 9(omiralitdts-8 -8rage entgesen ge.
lraHt. Die MiniIter meroen bereits
nit 8o6lreiden Sraeen beitiirnit. SO.
gleid Die g(neriiie alf Die 9lomirali.
lat IN Der SalptIade feline 4ortei.
itreitiode iilio. 6eboupten Oo6 einiae
ole 9ie9ieriing iinteritiisenoe gldtter,
iie ieien auf politiibe @riinoe baiirt
q orm eyer Derloren in ei-
ner g8 0 o1 e $4,000 Gonnen.
2onOon 4. Wlai. Cine Ge.
pcide aus G6riitiania on Die .0aiIp
Mail~ iagt OaB 90 norwegii6t
Shiiie BON 5ilommen $4,000 Eou.
men in Der lesten @o6e ourd 1oiicb-
boote berienft lpur0en. Gies beoeltet
einen 9efora fir normegiihe Der.
lutte.
Der Correspondent lagt, ooB mon
cinen @erlud nit 5wei @lotoriAiiien
Gus @iieubetoH MAIDEN min, Inn 5ii
ie6en, Oh iie fiir Sen 9lorOieeuerfebr
rtrweno6ar iino. 0ie S9iffe wer.
oen einen @ebolt BON 1000 reip. 900
Eonnen babeu.
giieubeto -2eidteridiffe iino be-.
icits felt Idneerer 3eit i'm i6peoi.
l9en &iiltenoienite Derpenoet moroeh.
Ole norweeii6en SHiiie f0nnen IN
bier bis fiinf Monoten ge6mit perOen
uno Iino bilieer ais eiierne ooer bol.
3erne.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-11-07

Oct. 31-Kandiyohi County Fair
Assn. to City of WHlmar, lot 4, block
2, Thorpe & Liens ADD, $1.00.
Oct.> 31-Olof L. Erickson and wife
to Oscar w. Lnman, lot and S1-2 Of
lot Z, block 3, Erickson's Add, $3.50.
Oct. 31-Paulina Barnstad and hus-
band to August w. Hoglund. lots 6
and z, block /, Barnstad,s Second
Add, $500.
Oct. 31-Andrew Lindberg and wife
to Oscar Lindberg, lots and 2, block
80, First Add, 800.
Oct. 31-Oscar Lindberg to Chris
tina Lndberg, lots and 2, block 50,
First Add, $1.O0.
Oct. 3l-J. C. Freese and wife to
Arvid C. Skoog and Jallmer F.. Ny.
quist, E. 10 feet of lot Z, block %,
$1.00. -
Nov. 2-Anton Peterson and wife to
Andrew o. Hildahl, lot 3. block 1,
Fourth r. r. Add, $3.50.
Nov. 2-Alice Smith to Fred L.
Smith, lots l and 2, Lake Front Add,
$500. -.
Nov. SIS. E. Stansberry and wife
to J. H. Martin, lots 10 and II. block
43, $11, 800. -szs.=.
Nov. 3-AndreW o. Hildahl and
wife to Carl w. Lonn, lot 9, block 4.
Paulson & Sunde's ADD, $1,000.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-11-07

sec. IL. $1.00.
Town of Roseville.
Oct. 31-Lou A. Reamer to Howard
Thomas Reamer, ELI of SW1-4, sec.
%, $1.00.
Town of Colfax.
Nov. 2-Nels Otto Hedin and wife
to o. H. Westberg, lot 3. NW1-4 OF
SE1-4, sec. ~, $1,000.
Village of Atwater.
Oct. 30-St. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba Ry. Co., to Ellen Peterson,
lot l of block 6s, $50.
Nov. 2-Leonard Johnson and wife
to Gilbert o. Sand, lots /, and 3,
block 70, $4,000.
Nov. 2-Leonard Johnson and wife
to Gilbert O. Sand. lots l, 6, and 8,
block II, $500.
Kandiyohi Lake Beach Lots.
Oct. SIC. A. Helms and wife to
Charles F. MatsOn, lot 8, block 8, $3.50.
Village of Pennock.
Oct. 31-John G. Lind and wife TO
August B. Nelson, lots 81, %, % and
"a, block 6, $500.
Oct. 31-E. l.. Thorpe and wife TO
Pennock Cooperative Creamery and
Produce Co., lots to 20 inc, block 8,
| $500.
Oct. 31-Lars Ostlund to Gust Lin
/ man, NW1-4 of NW1-4, sec. 3, I'm.
plated lands, $1.00.
Village of Raymond.
Nov. 2-Clara M. Mclaughlin and
husband to Sander Luurs, lots and
6, block 3, Leighton's First Add, 500.
City of Willmar.
Oct. 29-Emma G. Erickson and
husband to Emily Alme, lots Z and 8,
block 4, Glarum's Add, $1,000.
Oct. 29-John M. Olson to Ernst H.
Hamann, lot 3, block 2, Johnson's
Sub, $4,000.
Oct. 31-Theodore Stat to Tina
Hand and Julia Jacobson, und. 1-3 int.
in lot IA, block S, Hanson's Add, $1.0O.
Oct. 31-Anna Norling ct al to
James D. McCarl, all int. in lots s
and 8, block 1, Ferring's Add, $1,000.
Oct. 31-Frederick Norling to James
D. McCarl, all int. in lots and 6,
block I, Ferring's Add, $1.O0.
Oct. 31-Anna Norling, guardian to
James D. McCarl, und. 81 of % OF
lots 5 and 6, block l, Ferring's Add,
$3.50.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-11-07
sec. 1, $500.
Town of Green lake.

Town OF Green Make.
Oct. 30-John M. Spicer to Cornell
ius Berghuis, part of lot 3, sec. 2, 500.
Nov. I'D. N. Tallman and wife TO
J. F. Branton, part of lot 3, sec, 2,
500.
Nov. 1-Erick Paulson and wife to
Conrad Monson, ELI of SE1-4, sec. 8,
NW14 of sW1-4, lot 1, sec. 9, $S,400.
Nov. 3-Carelius Hendrickson and
wife to Peter J. Thorstenson, WIZ of
NW1-4, WIZ of SW1-4, WIZ of NE1-4,
sec. 10 (see Dovre.)
Town of Dovre.
Nov. 3-Carelius Hendrickson and
wife to Peter J. Thorstenson, part of
lot 1, sec. 10, MI of SE1-4, SE1-4 of
SEA-, lot 6, lots 10, IA, %, %, "a and
rs of lots and 5 exc. 1924 a., Sec
Is, lot 1, lots and II of lot 6, sec.
"a, $26,562.
Town of Mamre.
Oct. 31-Andrew Lindberg and wife
to Oscar Lindberg, NE1-4 of NE1-4,
S1-2 of NE1-4, WIZ of SEA-, sec. Fl,
MP of NW1-4, sec. %, (see City,
Oct. 31-Oscar Lindberg to Chris
tina Lindberg, NE1-4 of NE1-4, S1-2 Of
NE1-4, WIZ of SE1-4, sec. 81, MI
Of NW1-4, sec. %, (see City,
Town of Irving.
Nov. 2-Charley A. Kullberg and
wife to Anderson Land Co., SW1-4 of
sec. 4, $2,450.
Nov. Henderson Land Co. to Nora
U. Kullberg, SW1-4 of sec. 4, $2,450.
Nov. 2-David N. Tallman and wife
to Henry o. Olson, lot 3 of WIZ of
SW1.4 of SW1.4, sec. 18, $50.
Town Of New London.
Nov. 2-Probate Court to Peter J.
Nelson ct. al, und. IL int. in S1-2 of
SW1-4 of NW1-4, sec. 5.
Town of Lake Andrew.
Oct. 31-Peter G. Thompson to Pet
er A. Anderson, part of lot 1 of lot S,
sec. 3, $25.
Oct. 31-Peter G. Thompson to Jul
JUS and Henry Romness, part of lot
1 of lot 5, sec. 3, SIS.
Oct. 31-Peter G. Thompson to C.
n. 1verslie, part of lot of lot 5, sec.
3, SIS.
Town Of Arctander.
Nov. John H0lmdahl to Nels
Otto Hedin, a. in Sc. cor. of SW1-4,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-11-07

recreation board that from his exper-
fence with negroes, Des Moines may
expect 1000 negro women to come to
town from Alabama.
wherever their men go, there they
go also," declared General Plummer.
"You might just as we'll prepare for
them and get them off in. one section
of the city,"
Chief of Police Jackson declares
there are already large number of
new cOl0red men arriving in the city.
The war board is considering plan
to quarter them at some mining=camp
nearby.
Two French officers have arrived at
the cantonment. Both are direct from
the French front, having seen service
since the beginning of the great war
in engineering regiments. They will
aid in the instruction of the engineers
now being organized at Dodge.
Is Governor L0wden of Illinois review.
ed the Illinois troops at the Camp last
Friday. 1t was the first time they had
appeared in public review. The gov.
ern0r declared he was exceedingly
pleased with the excellent showing
they made.
The war department has O. KID
the leases for the artillery range near
Camp Dodge. 1t is one mile wide and
five miles long. Officers of the artill-
cry units have received copies of ar
tillery maps direct from the front line
in France and with their aid are draw
ing "War maps" for the artillery
range for practice. The range will be
ready for occupancy by the time the
first guns arrive.
Soldier boys will not be forced to
lose anything in mortgages. If a man
has his home mortgaged and will not
lily the Iowa Bankers Association that
organization will take it up with the
bank and by special arrangement
secure it's extension. Iowa soldiers
enjoy moratorium law passed by the
last legislature which exempts them
from payment of all debts of contract
during the war and for six months
thereafter.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-11-07
EXTRACTS of letter to Hattie Stenson)
e. w. STENSON.
Camp Dodge, Nov. 2, 1917.

We are almost thru drilling now and
we engineers are beginning to learn
how to build bridges. tie ropes, lay
out trenches and the like. We have
received our guns and today we re-
ceived each of US two towels, tooth
brush, hair brush, comb, tents and
stakes, overalls, soap, etc. We are
now fully equipped.
have worked in the captains Office
a couple Of days lately and the other
day, l worked in one of the high Off
calls Office.
Negroes are coming here by the
thousands, coming from way down
south.
Tomorrow, our company is going to
leave camp at eight o'clock on jour-
ney and will not return until five o.
clock, taking our meals with US.
Have not been to see the other Will
mar boys now for long time but ex'
pect to go over and see them one OF
these days. Gunderson has been
transferred to driving team of mules
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-11-07
TIMBER SALE

A chance to get away from the high
price OF wood and coal.
SO acres of heavy timber to be sold
in small lots to suit the buyer, $500
and up. Situated in Section Fl, Town
OF New London adjoining Nest Lake
on the north.
Will be at C. A. Thorne's farm ad-
joining said timber, Nov. II and 10,
to conduct said sale.
NELS QVAM,
Willmar, MINI.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-11-07
GIVE "sYRUP OF FIGS" 49,
TO CONSTRATED Child
Delicious "FruIt Laxative" can't harm
tender little Stomach, Liver
and Bowels.

Look at the tongue, motherl II
coated, your little ones stomach, hvsF
and bowels need cleansing at ence.
When peevish, cross, istlssA desnt
sleep, eat or act naturally, or il tsvsr.
ish, stomach sour, breath bad; has sore
throat, diarrhna, full Of cold, give .
teaspoonful Of California Syrup a
Figs" and in few hours al the foul.
cehstipated waste, undigested food and
sour bile gently moves out Of it, little
bowels without gripping, and you have .
we'll, playful child again. Ask your
druggist for 4 bottle at sCalifoenia
Syrup of Figs" which contains fulJ
directions for babies, children Ct Ill allo
and for grown.upA
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-11-07

but still sleeps and eats with us.
Am feeling fine and believe l am
gaining in weight.
We are having splendid weather
and no snow yet.
Am trying to get short leave of
five days the latter part of this month
or the first of next month.
PRVT. E. w. STENSON,
Co. A, 313th Engineers,
Camp Dodge, Iowa
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-11-07
INSTRUCTION IN DRESSMAkING.

INSTRUCTION IN DRESSMAkING.
A six weeks course covering every
phase Of dressmaking-cuttinq, de-
signing and sewing-by the most ap-
proved methods. Thorough lnstruc-
ton. Satisfaction guaranteed. For
catalogue and full information, call Or
write Mrs. F. A. Brown, Manager,
WiIImar, Minn., 52e 9Th St. N. tt
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-11-07
SALE AT SYNOD CHURCH.

The Benacta Society of the Synod
Lutheran church will give sale Of
fancy articles, coffee, cake and home
made candy on Tuesday evening, Nov
10, in the basement of the church. All
are welcome.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-11-07

Oscar Skoglund of Minneapolis
visited in this city last Wednesday
while enroute home from Stockholm,
S. Oak.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-21
BOMB GANG
WILL KNOW
TODAY.
Case Goes To Jury At
Noon and Early Yer
dict Is Expected

As the Kauschmidt case ncars it's
close thc six defendants appear to
De growing more and MORE uneasy
and frightened This was indicated
late Thursday afternoon when both
kaltschmidt and his sister. Ida Kalt-
schmidt Meet broke under the strain
when District Attorney Kinnanc was
bitterly denouncing them in his
closing address 10 the jury
Mrs. Neef, who until bis point.
had saf eneeriug and defiant. sud.
denly collapsed and fell back into
the arms OF her husband. sebbing
aufibly Mr. Kinnane told how She
aided The alleged conspiracy. when
The woman suddenly cried out. angri-
ly II did not The Judge and
court officer both raped for order
and the woman wept during the re-
mainder of The address
Kaltschmdt The studious and
trained stole. IN eman who has taken
his life in his hands calmly ON more
than one occasion when engaged .n
desperate and daring enterprises.
who bears a scar across hls face, thc
relic OF duelinR days in old lIeIdie-
burg. now, with his back against the
wall. apparently cut off from ail c--
cape also weakened I'm "a despair
inc effort to wrieEle free from tho
bonds the government has Wrapped
bout him he decided to ignore his
own lawyer and A.msrlt appeal TO
tbo Jury
Disappointed AZ fho weakness of
The Detroit times., 1917-12-21
u. S. BARES
NEW PLOTS
OFLUXBURG
TeutOn Envoy Sought
To Align Latins
Against L. 5.

81 WASHINGTON, Dec 81 Publi
cation OF a series of messages be
tween Count .uxburg. the notorious
German envoy 20 Argentina and The
Berlin foreign Office by tha trte
department last night. exposed fur
South America
Il reveals an attempt on Tho part
~ Germany thru influencing the
Argentina president 20 line up the
whole OF South America against the
United States
II is believed by Laun-Amcricau
diplomats here that the latest dis
closures will result m declaration
OF war by Argentina against Ger
many
Ihruout the messages. LuVbure
dwels upon his iimcuuics with tfr
foreign minister and upon bis inie-
c0co with the president Finally b
Was conduC ing neecudions directly
with Che president. aitbo tho foreign
minister's dtiitCdc made lhi~ trnu
bicsomc. How iJr President lrigo-
vcn'. projects Tor an ant, North
Nmcricah ali'ah'o Wont
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