Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-05-29

Columbus and the Y NJ c. A. Other
meetings of the same nature are be-
ing planned to be held in the future.
0hcers Training School.
The school that opened last week
for officers brought to this camp
Mostly cells sse0P men n and they came ae
from almost every state in the union
They are a classy bunch of fellows
t Upon 'i their work The first duty was
an examination as to physical condi-
ton.
t The board w of OFFICERS m headea nr by
Hundred Fifty-second infantry had
The course OF training tor these
men probably will last until about
Special interest is being taken in the
training school. IN view OF the an
nounced policy of the department to
call into service approximately 3.ooO,-
90 men this year.
1t is belived that this will result in
successful candidates being called
uiately upon conclusion OF their
| course
A policy similar to that followed in
is said, those successfully completing
| the course being designated as of
ticer candidates liable to call into
! active service as such on the occur
| renee OF vacancies.
| Much of the same course of training as
has been given at the three previous
omcers, training schools will be ad-
hered to i'll the new school, according
to Lieut.. Col. j.. DeCamp Hall. COM
manding the training school.
The candidates tor com commissions mission,
| ing to their being candidates for com
| missions in the infantry or the artil-
lery.
Base Hospital to Get Circulating
Library.
Forrest B. Spaulding city and camp
! DouSe librarian, has ulaue arrange
meALs with Lieutenant Colonel Todd
to establish a library at the base hos
pltaI at Camp Dodge. A WO1llah IL
urarlan Will appointed. heau4uar-
teiS Will be III the heu Cross Dulld-
ing. Books Will We circulated through
all the wards.
Ot1cers to Have 7. N. G. A. Quarters
mus lar no pro. lslon has ueen naue
Tor aAordlllS O4ncers Recommendations
at the l NJ. Y. A. buildings. ~ Is no"
prO\Iueu that additions 10 IOur the
| buildings WIlI Ne constructed that
SUCH quarters may ne A.ailauIe.
buildings ~, ", s5 and 70 Will We en-
lArseu. Inc loom provlued at eacn
VIII 70 ny 70 leet and VIII nave On
OuLSlue entrance we'll dOOI
leading nto lne auditorium and II
rlting desks, tables with maya
zines anu lie" slapeiS, d fireplace and
d \lcllOla, WAL DC lncluueu III Tile
e4ulpllenl OF each OF these new OH
.ers looms, WHICH will auued 10
the malll part Oh Tie L. NJ. u. -. Duilu-
4ns just uenlnu Inc social room. 40
SECRETARY WAl ne IN Charge, Dut t4lG
supply counter and the library III The
44..An DulluIllS WA We disposal
u me olAceAS. and they wall Az
y .Ileu TO ali me entertainments elve4l
s.uul lOrlu.A.
~ new /. M. y. A. building will be
ereCleu at once at The eae hospital
ANS W4lA ACCOMMODATE Lne Cancers
e.nu nAen OIL lne hospital uetacu14leuL
Aiv eAeaSeu d. Tile UaSe uOSt,lLalS, Wis
lt4ns INC "aluS wAln Supplies anu
puttAnS On entertainments TELLS
AUS oEr\ LES AOr paLlenLS wlll aIo.
4 rleIlus aAu relaLA,eo o. SUluIeis Lne
Vase Hospitals wIlA urSeu ~ use /,
~ ANY way kOSSIDIe.
| belgian soldiers Here.
Great enthusiasm nlarAeu the visi,
Oh Lelslsall so4uleIs GA their wa,
u odn + iaALISCO. recenLAO1l, pa
aue, a4lu h4nuS o. euIuuslas ii.
ueIlAons. II allOnS sreeLeu the vlslLors
Ane sUAuIels We're a.cou4Isauieu Ny d
AOtaDIe REPRESENTATIVE eacu o.
LAe al4ltu u1LlO4S.
AA.ie Was AAaJ. Leon Osterrietn
| uedu VI lIc be1S IAN IAlSn
Al washing LOA, -. WnlleIy, Sesre-
Lary o. lne belslAn ulSn CU4l4lllSS4uu
NOiAliAnuant 1.ooe allu mis- VIE sall.
soH, Captain Won hecke, LIeuLenaI,
all Der DOuckt ana fifteen OLuer o..
4ACeiS REPRESENTING Belgium.
rance Was REPRESENTED by Captain
fouevln, GRIM \lSaseu leader o. Lue
Alpine chasoeurS VINO won lame d,
verdun.
Lieutenant Gabribaldi, the nephew
OF the famous general OF the sauls
name, Was Italy representative
Capt. Sir worth LethDrluge, mem
per OF the military stall when came
10 the United States with Ambassa
uor Reading, represented Grea
britain.
Americas escort for the party wa:
composed Of Col. w. G. Short. Capt
l.. s.. 1oops, Lieuts. l.. l.. Coughla1
and Edmund Lyman of the Three Hun
dred Fifteenth United States cavalry
stationed at Preside, Cal.
Getting Ready to Plight Plies.
The plan of the authorities is not t.
permit breeding places tor flies but i
is conceded that this is impossible Du
IT Is possible to reduce such places tt
che minimum. But after tlIes are
brought into this world tnav will