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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-21
ONTARIO CONSERVlSTS
ARE BADLY DEFEATED
IN GENERAL ELECTION
Liquor Referendum Vote Is
Victory for Drys; Many
Farmers Elected
international News Service

international News Service.)
Toronto, Ont, Oct. 2l.-The gov
ernment conservatives in Ontario
suffered an overwhelming defeat in
the general elections yesterday.
AS result, the new government
will consist of 43 United Farmers, %
Liberals, 26 Conservatives, 12 Labor
ties and two Independents.
x" The liquor referendum resulted in
a victory for the drys.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-21
DEMOCRATIC SENATE
LEADERS CONFERENCE
BY RAYMOND ClaDper.
Omitted Press Correspondent.

Omitted Press CorrespOndent.)
Washington, Oct. 21.-Democratic
members of the senate foreign rela-
tions committee went into conference
today to consider just how far they
may yield on reservations.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-21
Oscar Freedland Freed of Any
Ulterior InAent; Shoots at
Twis, KILL Friend ..
VICTIM OF FlITAL SHOT
Norslit AT TIME; i
American Legion Post ofBlAck
duck Had Charge " |,
Funeral Today

Accidental" was the gist of the
coroner's jury, sitting in the case Of
the shooting to death OF Carl H. An
derson of Blackduck, by Oscar Freed
land Of Grafton, N. D., Saturday eve
ming in the town of Shocks, north Of
Blackduck. The inquest was held
Monday afternoon, and it developed,
that the affair was purely an acci-
dent, as the young hunter didn't see
his companion when he fired his
rife at a hanging twig, while walk
ing to the scheduled meeting, place
of himself and his three other COM
panions. He stated he had whistled,
with the expectation of receiving a
reply, but heard nothing, and az he
was alone just took shot at the
twig, hearing a cry OF the wounded
companion several rods distant.
Wound Proves Fatal.
Dr. Douglas of Blackduck was i'm
mediately sent for and soon after his
arrival the wounded young man
carried on"
The bullet entered the body about
an inch above the right nipple and
ranged downward until it reached his
back.
The young man who held the fatal
rifle is II years Of age. He had met
one of the Anderson family relatives
when in Dakota, and he was induced
to come to Minnesota and work in
cutting timber. He had met his new
friends and they decided to go hunt
ing, and when';they arrived at the
favored vicinity, they separated, each
going in a different direction.
The inquest was held by Coroner
Mckee, and the. state was represent
ed by County Attorney Torrance. Az
ter the shooting Freedland was
brought. to the county Jail and
Deputy Sheriff Shea accompanied him
to the inquest.
Freedland Held Blameless.
1t being shown that the tragedy
was purely terrible Yishap, the de-
fendant was ordered released.
The funeral of Anderson was held
this afternoon in Blackduck. He was
a returned naval service man, %
years old, and was a member Of the
Ralph Oracle post, American Legion,
of Bemidji, being one OF the charter
members. The local post sent a
large handsome wreath as a silent
tribute and other floral tributes were
in profusion.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-21
RATHER KNOTTY PROBLEM
(By United Press.)

Glendive, Mont, Oct. 21.-McCone
county-brand new--was to select a
county seat today. Circle, Brock
way, Vida, Sand Creek, and Weldon
were among the competitors for the
honor.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-21
CAPTURE IMMINENT

Stockholm, Oct. 21.-General Yu-
denttch, commander Of the anti-bol-
shevik forces, investing Petrograd,
told Nelson Morris, American ambas-
sador to Sweden, that he expected to
enter the city some time today.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-21
DINNER AND THEATRE.

The Sentinel force was entertained
at duck dinner Monday evening at
the Third street cafe, after which
they formed a theatre party at the
Rex theatre.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-21
GIVEN BROS. HOSTS
- TO THEIR employees

NE. Given and r. l.. Given Of the
Given Hardware company enter
tanned their employees at dinner
Monday :evening and to a theatre
party at the Rex theatre. This is
regular event with this firm and is
proving beneficial and popular.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-21
AT SISTERS WEDDING.

Mrs. H. q. Mitchell is at St. Cloud,
where she attended the wedding of
zher cousin, Miss Margaret Whitney,
yesterday. She expects to return
Aome Thursday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-21
Freedland Held Blameless.
THREE KILLED WHEN ELEVATED
TRAIN CRASHES INTO "EMPTY''
(By United Press. J

(By Un1Ced PreSS.)
New York, Oct. 21.-Three persons
were killed and ten injured when an
elevated train crashed into the rear
of an empty train here this morning
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-21
.1,rssed That Every Business
Man of Bemidji and All
Others Be Present
MEETING AT BEMlDJl
: ASSOCIATION QUARTERS
Moving Pictures of Fires to
~ =, =;
lit 1u.trate Risks Will Be
Feature of Evening

OF importance to every 'Bem1d1l
resident, and especially the business
men, will be meeting to be held at
the Be1nidji association rooms at $3.50
$tt6'clock this evening, and which is to
;ha,th closing feature OF Fire Pre-
tVentlon day.
:. Emphasis is to We placed on hre
prevention activities and suggestions
sNitI be given. which are certain to
;prove of value in the removal OF fire
hazards which now confront Bem1d11.
: The chief speaker Of the evening
viii be w. R. Shimmel, of the Min
.nasata Conservation and Fire Preven-
;tion association. Mr.. Shtmmel is a
.Speaker Of wide repute and will have
much of interest to tell his listeners.
His message is one which every resi-
dent of the city should hear and take
advantage Of.
:: Nettleton Will Sneak.
George H. Nettleton, state fire mar
.shal, will also speak, and will ex-
sMain in detail the moving picture
taken at the St. Paul fire congress
recently, and which will be shown
this evening.
.: -. An important Lesson.
Another feature of the meeting
this evening will be the showing Of
The picture. "The Unbeliever Con-
r1sfnced.' This picture carries a les
son of the importance Of proper fire
=. prevention methods. Following is a
brief synopsis:
- This is the story of rich manufac-
,turere who fails to observe the advice
of the fire prevention committee as to
certain improvements much needed
GaMyhis large factory. Soon after, a
Careless empolye throws a lighted
iSfub in some rubbish and the factory
is soon on fire. The dash of the fire
department to the burning building
is plainly shown. A daughter of the
manufacturer, social welfare work.
sr, in the building at the time, is
caught in the flames, and burned to
death. Thus the seriousness of his
neglect is carried to the factory own
er and he is converted to the neces-
sity of proper fire protection. It is a
splendidly produced two-reel picture
and we'll worth witnessing.
Addresses Students.
w. O. Chamberin, of the fire pre-
vention association, addressed stud
ents in the five schools of the city
during the day. The pupils were told
of many ways in which they can be
of value in the carrying on of fire
prevention work.
More than a dozen representatives
OF the fire prevention association and
the state fire marshals office, in
company with members of the Be-
tmnfdji fire department, made COM
plete inspection of the business dis
trict during the day.
:"'"I sincerely hope that every busi-
ness man of Bemidji will attend the
. meeting at the association rooms
this evening" said Fire Marshal Net
taeton. "The meeting will surely be
; If much benefit and suggestions will
he made which should be taken ad-
vantage of by every merchant and
h,1ri ese man -, ~ ~: .-'
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-21
Nettleton Will Sneak.

" George H. Nettleton, state fire mar
.shal, will also speak, and will ex-
sHlain in detail the moving picture
taken at the st. Paul fire congress
recently, and which will be shown
this evening.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-20
INFORMAT|UN|

Printul de coroana din non
Sc alta in Germania. Paris.
- Tn svon din nou a ajuns in
Paris, pare ca de data aceasta
VENT din Zurich, care spune ca
fostul print de coroana al Ger
maniei s'a iAtors in tara. Ra-
poarte ca printul de coroana
german scapat din Olanda all
circulat prin luna Iunie, spunln.
du-se ca a reusit ca fse aJunga
pc pamint german, insa s'a a.
nuntat Official, dupa citeva zAe,
ca ell Sc afla inca in Olanda.
o ucidere misterioasa. Gle
veland. - Politia nu putut u
fla nici un motiv de ce o NINA
criminala luat viata lui Micha-
el Cesnovar. FL fost impuS-
cat, glontele trecind prin inima.
Detectivii au cercetat tOata
noaptea ca Sc afle omul, care Sc
zice Cd ar Fl fost un prieten al
mortului, Gu care Sc afla in, a.
ceia seara.
16inerii vor discuta as6prs Ii
gei Natiunilor. Cleveland.
Minerii earl sunt sdrlnati ia -
cest oraS ia adnnarea annala vor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-20
SPECULA.
SDecula trebue cOnsiderdtd ca o
crimd IN contra ndtiunti.

NDfcWH JfPONG cOWSUefNtH GU
crimd IN contra ndtiunti.
In Franta s'a decretat pedeapsa
Gu moarte i'm contra speculatorllor.
Adica, specula care dupa codm
penal, era sOcOtita ca O cOntraven-
tic sau dclict, este astazi socOtita
in Franta ca crima.
In Bulgaria s "a modificat de a.
semenea dispozitiunile codului pc
nal, care a TRANSFORMED aceasta con-
traventie, sal zicem char delict,
in tilharie, facind deci posibili in
aintea legei pc speculanti pentru
faptul de tilharie.
lie moi ce fac dOmnii carl con-
due aceasta nenorocita tara? La
moi, raspundem, conducatorii Sc
gindesc la tOate masinalizatiunilc
81 sistemele morale, prin care ar
putea ramine la putere cit mai
mult. Societatea 81 mizeria in care
traeste ca All, pc nina unor specu-
latori ce gasit sat fara ciini, e.
ste lasata pc planul al zecelea, ba
nici pc acesta.
Cerem ca guvernul sa modifice
dispozitiunile codului nostru pc
nal, 81 sa Introduce pedepse grave.
Este trist ca intro tara infe-
riOara noua, ca in Bulgaria, pc
deapsa specialization Sc da ca pen
tru tilharie, lar in caz de recidiya
sc pedepseste la -spinzurare adica,
tot pentru crima ca in Franta.
Dat find starea de asediu in ca
re ne gasim, cerem modificarea CO.
dului nostru penal, in senzul cum
a fost modificat in Franta.
CAci crima este cind in astfel de
vremuri turhuri, negustorul spe-
culant prOflta a spolIa III special
pc eel sarac, privindn-l de hrana.
NJ mai este posibil All pentru Tin
ON sarac, Ell casa grea, a mai p,l-
tea trai,, caci yiata-i Sc rapeste zil-
nic tilhareste de catre hienele spe-
culatoarar Popnlatia, scade, morta-
litatea este incontinu din: ipsa
de hrana pc care MI si-o mai poate
procura fata de senmpetea de a.
ii.
Deci speculseste crima, in con-
|t tra natiunei, si suvernnl doarme
Pc roze.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-20
DIN FUGA CONDE|ULUL.


Tinarul care a fost aflat lesi-
nat in fata unei pravalii de ghete.
nu este imediat necesar crede
ca haut alcOOl de lemn. 81 din
care la provenit lesinul, nu, de
sigur a intrat in pravalie 81 end
auzit pretul ghetelor a cazut
jos.
Guvernul german a dat ordin
ca fabricile i'll care sc fac crucilc
de fer Sc lucre ore Supllmentare.
dorind ca fiecare prisoner, care Sc
va intOarce in ,,Faterland" din
tariIe aliate sd fie decorat GU Il
Ma. Insa nu intelegem de ce o a.
Sd mare cheltuiala? ? Cmd in fle
care pravalie de vechituri in
Germania sc pot cumpara. pc cl-
teva parale, granada de cruel
de fer.
Presa Germana este fOarte en-
tusiata in aclamarea 81 preamd-
rirea lui Lodge. Aceasta de sigur
trebue sal faca a crede ca-si face
datoria.
Guvernul englez cOntempleaza
ca Sc puma dare pc barbi. Sc Il
ce ca acestia fac economic mari
deci pot plati 0 mica dare. Gu
toate acestea un lucru pare foar-
te evident, 81 anume: in Anglia
fara indoiala barbierii trebue ca
an o mare Influenza asupra gu
vcrnului.
lar Sc apropie Influenza spanl~
ola. 81 Gel ce nu volau sd sc Inscrle
in socieati in curind vor alerga
sa Sc inscrie. insa mi-e teama ca
va fl prea tirziu.
China a devenit membra in Ii
ga Natiunilor, faptul acesta de
sigur cd va produce 0 impresle
dezastruoasa asupra ..batalionului
~ dim connf
Speram ca scumpetea va II re-
dusa inainte de ce he vom oblcl-
nui GU ca. Atunci in zadar 0 va
reduce. pentru ca nu ne va mai
impresiona.
Acum Sc anunta ca ouale Sc
vor ridica la un dollar duzina
Daca va fl asa, atunci banclle
sunt silite ca sa-sl mareasca
..baXele de siguranta" La min
tea omuIui ca astfel de cOmoa-
ra nu poate fl tinuta in loc ne
sigur
Speculatorii ridica pretul ali
mentelor in fiecare ri 81 tot sc
mira cum de Sc inmultesc bol-
sevistii!
Tn comitet al serviciului cl-
vii din Chicago a anuntat ca
oamenii devin din ce in ce tot
mai slabi 81 mai usori. Da! FL
nancialiceste 81 mentaliceste.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-20

comuna. asa cum este 81 telegra
fla fara fir prin care poti comu-
MICA Gu persoana din Europa
aflindu-te pc acest continent, a
anuntat DR.. Frederick Finch
Strong de la institutul Kroton
din Hollywood, Cal.
Colonel American va organiza
politia din Budapesta. - Viena.
Colonelul Horovitz din armata
Statelor Unite ajuns in Buda-
psta ca Sc reoNanizeze pelitia
ungureasca din capitala Ungari-
eli, s'a raportat in depesa prl-
mita aici.
Sc spune ca in Budapesta poa-
te cit de curfnd va avea loc
schimbari de cabinet.
Pam1ntul Sc scumpeste in An
glia. = Londra. Sub o data
reccnta correspondence finaciar
de la London Times a atras a.
tentia guvernului asupra pret1-
lui mare pc care-l platesc coope-
rativele pentru pamint, de pilda
Cooperative industriala din Bi-
mingham, care a cumparat 244
acre platit pe ell $4,000.
Pcntru lemnele Gle pe farma
sc ia alt pref ADDITIONAL.
Ministrul de razboiu Baker va
vorbi in Cleveland. - Washing
ton. = Sc anuntS ca Simbata la
ameazi ministrul de razboiu Ba-
ker va veni in Cleveland 81 va
vorbi in Camera de Comerciu.
Sc dau pasapoarte turistilor.
- Washington. Turistii, care
de multi doreau ca Sc viZiteZe al
te tari G-se da acum prilejul sa
piece de prima data de la decla-
rarea razboiului.
Sc vor da acum pasapoarte tu-
lristilOr pentru ori ce tara.
Lipsa de lapte in New Zee
land. - Auckland. De patru
luni de zile laptele devenit att
| de putin i'll New iceland 81 in
| special in partea de nord, din
ca,lza timpului uscat.
Pentru cei ce cauta lucru. =
Cleveland. Despartamintul
pcntru straini al bancii Detroit
Ave. Bank, pc linga trimiteri de
| bani 81 alte afaceri ce sc tin de
banca decis "a face legaturi cu
mai multe fabrici din acest oras
| GU scopul de ajuta oamenilor ca
Sc capete lucru, acei ce doresc in
formatii referitor la cele de mai
sus Sc pot adresa GU incredere la
banca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-20

ReZOlutla decldra ca - L1Sa I'LL
este Liga popoarelor lumii, ci
este patru puteri care doresc
ca Sc controleze lumea."
Camera de comerciu va intre-
tine misiunile straine. Cleve-
land. = Patru misiuni comerci-
ale din patru tari straine: An
glia, Franta, Italia 81 Belgia, nu-
marind printre membrii lor 81
rcprezentanti de al guvernului,
barbati prominent in comerciu,
vor sosi in Cleveland prin luna
! Octombrie 81 vor fl intretinuti
de camera de comerciu.
Germanii formeaza un nou
fel de uniuni muncitoresti. =
Berlin. Tn nou fel de uniuni
muncitoresti au fost formate i'll
Helmstadt, I'm sat in apropiere
de Magdeburg. care are ca prin-
cipiu ca fiecare german Sc anga-
jeaza a performa uncle serviciuri
care GER forta corpOrala, cind
binele general ar cere.
Contabilii is alti scriitori dac;'
nu au lucru, pot intra sa lucre in
nina de carbuni orr la farma.
Tn nunmar 1nsemnat dintre aces
tia deja au parasit Magdeburg-
nj. sub conducerea barbatilor ex-
pert de a fncepe lucrul in uncle
mine din apropiere.
fndreptateste pc politistii gre
visit din Boston. - Boston. =
1nainte de q pleca spre Washing
ton, Guy Oyster, secretarul pre-
sedintelui ali. la American Fede-
ration Of Labor, q dat un comu-
nicat prin care condamna auto
ritatile pentru conditilie rele sub
| care trebue Sc munceasca poll
tistii. FL a declarat Cd politiStii
care au esit in greva nu sunt de
blamat pentru desordinele care
au urmat in prima ri grevei
Ell spune ca politistii au fost
numiti ,,dezertori'' pentru ca au
avut curajul 81 barbatia de e.
81 in greva pentru dreptul lor
uman garantat prin constitute
| ,Politistii, spus secretarul
,,au fost siliti ga sd Sc organize.
re afiliindu-se la Federatia Nun
citorilor ca Sc fie auzite plinge-
rile lor, 81 au fost fortati ca Sc
iese in greva ca Sc apere viata
organizatiei lor''
Partidul presedintelui Wilson
prezice invingere. Dusumuir
Cal. = Gu .jumatate din calato-
ria presedintelui Wilson sf1rsita
este posibil acum de a incepe a
prezice ceea ce va urma. PreSe-
dintele doria din inima ca Sc ia.
ca aceasta calatorie. Aceiasi do
rinta o avea cfnd a plecat spre
Paris ca Sc lupte spre a-si pune
in practica principiul lui umani-
/ tar.
Ell este bucuros ca So adoptat
punctul lui de vedere in tratat
81 este sigur a spune, ca acum
cind jumatate din voiajul lui e.
ste complectat ell este bucuros ca
a plecat din Washington, 81 este
foarte saitsfacut Gu rezultatul.
Oplnia publiculul, lnceplnd dt
la Columbus 81 pima la San Fran
cisco este acum pentru Liga Ma
tiunilor 81 tratat.
Evreii Sc vor 7ntruni in Pales
| tina. - Chicago. - Cind in adu
narea anuala Zionistilor fos'
introdusa rezolutia ca in anul vi
! itor adunarea anuala sd Sc tina
in Palestine, adunarea isbucni1
in APPLAUSE frenetice.
| ~
Primarul din Lakewood mort
! Lakewood. Byron NJ. Co
ok, care de patruzeci ami este
| identificat Gu guvernarea acelnf
; oras, 81 din 1913 ales primar q
murit ieri IA casa hi de pc Beach
Avenne.
Sc poats vpsbi cu spititsls. =
,, Q noua inysntie " spune ca s'a
i.aflat care resslx6 Rreb blesaes n
sSs5{ W 3 ss N Ds..- 80 N /. Z.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-20

incepe discutiile asupra trata-
tului 81, Ligei Natiunilor in Sc
siunea viitoare. Discutiile Sc spu-
ne ca vor incepe prin introduce
rea unei rezolutii de catra dele
gatul uniunei minerilor din
Neffs. Ohio, care ataca Liga.
Rezolutia declara ca - Liga nu
este Liga popoarelor lumii, ci
este a patru puteri care doresc
ca Sc contrOleZe lumea.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-20

Ministrul de razboiu Baker va
vorbi in Cleveland. - Washing
ton. = Sc anunts ca Simbata la
ameazi ministrul de razboiu Ba-
ker va veni in Cleveland 81 va
yorbi i'm Camera de COmerciu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-20
Camera de comerciu va intre.
tine misiunile straine. - Cleve.

tine misiunile straine. Cleve.
land. = Patru misiuni comerci.
ale din patru tari straine: An
glia, Franta, Italia 81 Belgia, nu-
marind printre membrii lor s.
reprezentanti de al guvernului
barbati PROMINENT in comerciu
vor sosi in Cleveland prin luna
Oetombrie 81 vor fl intretinut
de camera de comerciu.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-02
1.-THE GREAT ROMANCE"
A LOCKWOOD PLAY

''The Great Romance" the Screen
Classics, Inc, production, starring
Harold Lockwood, is to be shown at
Dreamland theatre Saturday, April 9Th
and will present to the public an un-
usual theme enacted in this favorite
Of the screens most virile and win
ming manner
The story is laid in a mythical
principally to which young Ameri-
can falls heir. With his free and
democratic upbringing the ideal of
ruling by inheritance does not appeal
to him-the pomp and glory of being
a monarch does not seem as attrac-
tive as being just a free, red blooded
young American in the land he loves
He about decides to decline the
throne with thanks when he finds
that the girl he loves is involved in
a deep intrigue in this very country
she has been taken there by a
scheming mother who hopes to marry
her to an impoverished member OF
the royal family. Determined to res
cue her he sets off for this remote
corner of Europe and encounters
many strange and dramatic adven.
tures-and experiences 'the great 70.
nance" Brilliantly told, the story
is magnifcently acted and the pro.
duction is one which will hold an au.
dience spell-bound The scenes are
very beautiful and many elaborate
sets show the grandeurs of the Royal
Palace.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-02
ri 0tfered Their Lives and Five
Died for Country on French
!. D BattlefieIds. g. ~ Ss +

The Ninth Federal Reserve district
boasts the honor Of having eight Of its
Sons listed among the Hundred BRAY
-" with the American army in
france. 49,
For use In the coming campaign,
the Victory Liberty Loan COMMITTEES
An Washington asked General John
Pershing to forward to America the
a100 bravsst acts performed BY his men
during the great struggle. After long
sana careful CONSULTATION with his board
sef Esnarals that decides who ID wor-
<hy 70 receive tho Disttn guished serv-
zee Cross, the Hundred lmnortals
were named.
Five OF the eight men named from
the Ninth District died In the per-
Torrance Of the feat that won them
undyins fame In American history.
Paying insurance to the relatives of
these men who thought life cheap
when country and honor were at stake,
- one ot the reasons why the Victory
Liberty Loan must succeed. Comment
ing upon the brilliant achievements of
the eight men from his district, A. R.
Rogers, chairman of the Ninth Dis
tr1ct War Loan organization, said:
Nothing could be more apropos In
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-02
q Q BIT VA. r Y :
! HANS JOHN HANSON.

East Thursday, March ~, 1919. the
death summons came to Hans John
Hanson of the town OF Willmar, at
the home three miles south west Of
this city. The departed one had only
been sick for six days from influenza
and pneumonia. - T4&s< y
Mr.. Hanson was born December 28
1880, in Denmark. At an early age he
came to this country and lived with
his parents in the township OF Ed
wards, where he lived until eleven
years ago when he moved to one OF
the Andrew Larson farms. Here he
resided until he was called to leave
all earthly things and move on.
In the year 1903 he was married tt
Mary Hanson who survives him to
gether with five children, Raymond
Hilmer, Myrtle Gladys, Hazel Marie
Melvin Leroy, and Nels Jacob He Ii
also mourned by his parents, Mr.. ant
MRS. N. P. Hanson, brothers Charley
e.; Louis o.; Eddie F.; George W..
and one sister, Mary, now Mrs. Ernes
Olson. The funeral was held las
Friday afternoon, March %, at thu
Fairview cemetery with short service:
and prayer. Rev. F. H. Oehler Off
ciating. There were many beautiful
floral tributes from relatives ant
friends. The bereaved family have
the deepest sympathy of all in thei
| sorrow.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-02
Dis 1kIcT HAS EIGHT Or 100 BkAvEsT
bayonet. With hand grenades. he
bombed out Esmaining portion Of

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bayonst. with hand grenades. he
bombed out NJ aiming portion Of
the stronx I.
NELs WoLn 81 Kelly Lake, MINI.
private company, 13sth. Infan-
try. He died In action at Cheppy.
France IL Sent. 1918 after : series Of
brave exploits that s still the talk
Of his regiment. Machine gun nests
had been holding up his company's
advance and Void with . comrade, H.
fenced the guns and brought back II
prisoners In the face Of murderous
nre. Later he leaped from : trench
and rescued q pal who was about to
bs shot by German, killing the off,
Ger at the same time. While rushing
fifth machine gun nest he was killed.
His bravery was responsible for the
advance Of his company that day.
CLAYTON K. SLACK. Of Lampson,
Wis, private CD company. 5124th.
Machine Gun Battalion. AT Conse-
voye, France one day In Oct. 1913, he
saw German soldiers under cover, SO
yards away. On his own initiative, he
attacked them single-handed and cap
tured 10 prisoners and two machine
guns. His action saved his company
and neighboring organizations from
heavy casualties. His mother, Mrs.
Jennie Mae Slack lives at Lampson,
Wis.
CARL F. PAYSON, Of Monroe, Mich,
Sergeant in &C" company, 125th. In