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

films in the movie world. The SOL
diers themselves have furnished some
thrillers For instance. the Pathe PEG
Pile took all of the stunts at the time
the boys gave their big frontier day
exhibition. All of the rough riding,
hronrho busting and other wild west
pictures and as this was the only, can
Torment that gave such an exhibition
these films have been in great de-
nlanu at other army centers
Thousands Of Men Supplied to Other
Places.
Another transfer of officers and men
from this cantonment took place last
week. But this made no Impression
upon conditions at the camp because
new men are arriving all the time and
, men now here but it can be stated
that SINCE the establishment OF this
r;ntonnent in the neighborhood OF
here. and many OF these are already
on the battle front in France, although
no distinct unit has been sent from
here. This cantonment has supplied
! thousands OF men to other units anu
as last as these We're duly equipped
they were sent across the sea. Ke-
] ports from Washington are to the Ell
1tct that all environments are to be
enlarged in order to acconlliodate the
| vast army that is rapidly being 1orm-
cd Already plans are under way to
! department secured last TALL. Build-
! inSs Will be erected as needed under
! the plans in Vogue when the present
! BARRACKS We're erected.
/ Ground Being Beautifed.
Although the most OF the land in
| FARMERS VINO own it mucn beaullIylns
| OF the surroundings III evidence
SINCE spring arrived. lhe men 90 not
LIKE the barren GROUND with Its dust
and mud, SO IN MANY Instances sod
mas been placed, Suruubery and flow
! erS planteu, ana Otner ATTRACTIVE lea
lures have been provided. Tne army
sal uehs are great; III the aggregate
ueen planted anu already the cnolces
OF Vegetables are being served 10 tne
men from the Saruens they planted
I1acn eSlm9dll mas It's own garden ant
! tneie Is Il rivalry among the ulner.
ent UNITS as 10 Wnicn one is the ueSt
Iueie are Il nunluer or prOIeSSlona
truck growers among the enlisted nle1
ana tuen There are d LOT OF STURDY
FARMERS there also and these fellows
| set the pace III gardening.
different Religions Blend Beautifully
There is strife or contenllvJ
allOAe reuSlOuS SeClS at Camp Dvuse
-AiulJ tOlnI e,ueSllp mas eII1lIIllateu aI
tfeeus eAcept me one grea- 4act .,
Inc DrOLnel uOOu Oh imam. This was
SHOWN lOrCIDly The past Wevn VINE:
onc u the most noleu Jews OIL The na
tIOH C44lc 10 tue Cell.p IILane all ;lu
uiesS. IL was Dr. DenlzOn MOSSluSUlI
OI -\eW lOrh, ana he SIOhe III the nal
VI Tile hIllSulS OIL COIuuluuS before il.
eftaI duulenCe. On lue platform Wer,
| lGpl escI.aLl.t Jews, OuLuOlICS au.
11oleotdlLs. The audleIce Was mAut
up u oUIuler boy S All IaIthS.
ne CllLIrlll;in OIL Inc uleeLIng wa.
| 6il eauleI General Beach. Lie L. ~
T. a. was REPRESENTED Wy y. 4. lrow
| uiluSt, educational director o. the
| vi. Y. "a, Inc tAIilSnLS or COLUMBUS
we're rtpl eSenleu ny w llllam a. AOpus
ana The JEWISH WeIIare board was rep
ieSeHteu ny MAX COuen, It's iIeIt
Secretary.
Dr. 1Aossinsohn told Of how the cap
tufe OIL taleStIne ny the BRUSH Was
NO44AlCo llIlS lluk Uelweeu Lue eslSLerl
anu WESTERN wUrlus. ne saIu that On.
O[ tile greatest ACHE. lIleilLS VI LII.
present war Was lie ree1 akeuAug .
Iue near east ana lue leCOs nIllUu by
Llle Western WOrIu OF The Great cultur
al anu relISlOu conditions WHICH
nave llnprO. eu SINCE Capture o.
IaIeStlne.
Inc meeting was held under tn,
auspices OIL the jewish welfare boart
III conjunction with the knights O.