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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-09-29
HAWlCK

Sept. 27th-N1rs. r. H. Jackson left
Wednesday for a visit at her parental
Mrs. Gilbert Erickson of Irving Wis
tied with her daughter. Mrs. J. o. Mel
SON. and Mrs. Hermine Pelkey last
week.
The jacobson Brothers of spicer have
rented the l.. A. Reamer farm for the
O. W. Olson and son Burton of Pay
nesville visited at the r. H. Jackson
home Wednesday.
E. p. WEIGH and son Page and Hen
ry Murphy were New London callers
Thursday.
An electric. light meeting was held
in the town hall Tuesday evening. We
hope some day to see our little village
boost for Hawick.
J. F. Jones was New London cal
Ter on Tuesday.
Fred Deadrick had the misfortune of
cow last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Olson and son
Burton and Luyerne of Pavnesville cal
led at the J; o. Nelson home Sunday an3;Hi
at the Frank McLouth home Sunday
evening.
E. j. Hood and son. Jeremie. returned
home from Brainard where they have
/ Erick Olson of Irving and Henry
Murphy are putting in stanchions and
stalls and also making concrete man
gers and floors in the new barn Of Gill
bert Petersons
Quite number from here attended
the Fair at Paynesville Sept. oath and
Mrs. John Iverson and daughter,
Laura and RUBY called at the e. P.
Miss Lille Otteson the saleslady at
the j O.. Nelson store visited ut heI
parental homo Sunday, q 8
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following:
October 2 at Glencoe.
October 9 at Hutchinson.
October 16 Hancock at Willmar.
0cfNhor % XK1;n~., -

IL.
October 16 Hancock at Willmar,
October 30 Montevideo at Willmar.
So far we have been unable to az
rec upon date with Litchfield and
Benson. 1t is our present plan to
have some strong team play here on
Armistice Day, November 18th.
The two rooms in the basement of
the old high school which have been
fitted up for grade pupils are very
fine looking and comfortable. The
grade outside the building has been
cut down several feet and the windows
built the same size as those in other
parts of the building. The floor has
been raised several feet so that we
feel these are as good rooms as we
have anywhere in the new building.
Two grades, third and fourth grades
from the Lincoln School, will be pla-
ced in these rooms. So far no defin-
tie place has been decided upon for
the other grade in the Lincoln School
which must be brot over here soon.
The work in music in the school
system is progressing very we'll under
the supervision of Miss Nell Robbins
meeting of all the Grade teachers
was held last week to discuss the
music problem. In the high school
in addition to the regular chorus work
a boys and girls glee club has been
organized. Steps are being taken for
a.high school orchestra. We plan to
have a joint music period in the new
auditorium once a month with both
senior and junior high school pupils
taking part. Parents will be invited
to attend as soon as the proper ar
rangements have been made.
At a meeting of the Parent-Teach-
ers' Association Of the Lafayette
School the question of organizing a
kindergarten connected with the pub
lie schools was discussed 1t was
suggested that parents interested pay
the salary of the teacher in charge,
but that the work be under the super
vision of the school authorities. We
shall be pleased to hear from any par
ents who may be interested in this
line Of work.
The Normal Training department
which has been located for a good
many years in the poorly light and
musty smelly attic of the old central
building has at last been moved to
their new quarters in the senior high
school. Ask them how they like the
change.
The first meeting of the Parent
Teachers Association of the Lafay.
cite School was held Friday afternoon
| After a program given by the pupils
Of the different grades, a business
meeting was held. The following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing
year:
President, Mrs. John Rudy
Vice Pres, Mrs. Aug. Lund4uist.
Treasurer, Mrs. A. Struxness.
| Secretary, Mrs. S. o. Diffendorf.
| It was voted that committee be
appointed to equip the kitchen with
necessary supplies before the next
meeting.
Superintendent Brohaugh then gave
a short address to the parents after
which the teachers of the building
served lunch. The next meeting will
be held Friday, October 8th, when
Mesdames Scott, Porter and Gilman
will serve. - d. - . ..z.e +: >
l. - -IN6iou rnrfa uyo1f onon$r THO ad M
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KANDIYOHI

Sept. 27th--Albert and Edwin Freed
holm attended the Christense
wedding at Svea last Saturday.
Miss Gynild spent last Sunday at the
fftieth anniversary at the Pennock
Norwegian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Kroona and sons
spent the week end with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Winkelman arrived
here on Saturday from Rochester where
Mr.. Winkelman received medical aid,
for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
lsaacson's south of town.
Mrs Conrad Sterling from the state
of Washington is here for visit with
her mother and other relatives.
first of the week with her folks at At
water.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson of Will
mar spent Monday with Mrs. John
Born to Mr. and Mrs Anton Olson
last week a baby boy.
Mrs. A. H. Okerman and son of Will
mar visited Monday afternoon at the c.
E. Kroona home.
Miss Edna Shosten who attends the
Minnesota College at Minneapolis spent
Sunday at her home.
Mrs. c. j.. Mold and daughter Doris
from Sandborn, Wis. is here for a visit
with relatives.
Senator Gandrud and Representative
community club meeting last Friday
evening and both favored US with a
talk
Mr.. and Mrs. Kalbeck were Willmar
visitors on Mondav
liver Grain was an Atwater visitor
on Tuesday.
VIM. McDermott spent last Sunday at
home.
Miss Dora Johnson of Atwater is
displaying a line of winter millinery
at the Farmers Store on Friday morn
ing.
Misses Ellyn and Florence Anderson
entertained a number of young people
for dinner on Tuesday evening.
LUTHERAN EBENEZER CHURCH
Rev. H. Tillman. pastor.
Bible Class and Sunday school at 10.
Services at eleven on Sunday.
Ladies aid will be entertained by Mrs.
J. V. Holmberg On Thursday afternoon
itOrS are welcome.
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SPICER-ON-GREEN-LAKE.

| Sept 2lth-Austin Seastedt who has
Farm aou t thre ehe weeks left saur
| day for his home in Irving before leav-
inS for Willmar where he has accepted
| a position in a store.
The Spicer Oil company received an
| 5000 gallon gasoline tank last week.
Miss F'strid Bergman left for Will
mar last week where she will be en-
| ploVed in the Delmonico Cafe.
NJ. w. Spcer of Minneapolis was
| here on business Saturday.
Mr.: and Mrs. John Lang and daugh-
! home in sioux city. Iowa after a l cou-
pie Of months stay in their cottage near
,, TepeetonIa Hotel.
Iiilaire, arrived here last week to visit
the formers sister. Mrs. Jane Clark,
who is quite i'll at the home of her son,
viii CLARK in Irving.
l.. L.. Shultz arrived home Thursday
from business trip to St. Paul:
/ Jack Houston returned Monday to
Garretson. 5. D.. after visit since
| Friday with friends here.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Woods from
Aberdeen. S. D., are visiting at the j.
/ Master home.
!Carl Johnson Of Colsato visited rela-
Nichols Dean and Go. Of St. Paul spent
sun Tla y Wit h. his s: family H here:
rived here Saturday for visit with her
mother. Mrs. Susan Peterson and sis
ter. Mrs. VIM. Nelson.
| Carl Olson of Eagle Bend arrived on
| Saturday and is visiting his son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Ham,
| mes.
Mr. and Mrs. H Horne left Sunday
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Han
son. of Renville.
Mrs. \. NJ. Thompson and Miss Anna
kloster spent the past week with rela-
| tlNeS south of town.
| Mrs. +. HultSren and sons left Mon
| day tor visit with relatives at Kerk-
G. Guttermson arrived here last week
from Fortuna. y. D., and is visiting at
| tie A. Samuelson home. Mrs. Gutterm-
son and children arrived some time ago.
Rev. and Mrs. Olof Fosso and two
chlldren arrived here Friday from Tel
Ter. Alaska. where they have spent sew
IRA tLal Years They are now staying at
tle nome OF Mrs: Fossos parents. Mr.
man from Alaska accompanied them
here who will study for missionary
work. He departed Monday for Red
| ing where he will attend the Sem
mary. Rev. Fosso accompanied him
| there.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs VIM
f'kblad last Friday morning.
Services will be held in the Swedish
church next, Sunday forenoon. at II
Mr.: and Mrs. NJ. J. Kloster enter
tanned several relatives and friends
last Sunday
Miss Helen Lunde departed last week
FOR Moorhead. Minnesota where she
| VIII be a student at Concordia college.
MISS Esther Carlson departed We'd
nesday for her home at Siren, Wis.
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LAKE ANDREW

Sept 2.th--Sttlla t;ilhtr- returned
last week from Traverse 60. after a
lengthy stay with friends and relatives.
Florence SWensOn left for st. Paul
last Saturday.
Sophie Isustad Of st. Paul came home
for a short visit and returned last Sat
urdaN.
Supt. @. -. twin VISITED, schools in
Dist. % and ln4 recently.
Mrs. J. :. christensen accom- panieh
her son. iarvin. to the Red Wing Sem
mary and Visited il! st. Paul and Min
EranoliS returning last week.
Thrrshin3 has been delayed some by
rain. Corn is also badly lodged 10y rain
and storm.
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SALEM

Sept. o7th-Mrs. P. Benson of Min
neapolis visited at Allan HolmGrens
last week.
Wallace. Paul and Mildred Johnson
left Saturday for a visit at Minneapo-
lis.
Edwin Carlson visited friends at
TrnSOn Sunday.
Arthur Paulson Of Minneapolis visit
ed at Albin Carlson'S from Friday until
Monday.
Miss Violet Magnuson underwent Il
serious O1'eration at the Swedish hos
pital in Minneapolis last Thursday NOR
ming and at this writing she is feeling
as GOOD rs can he expected.
The Ladies' Aid will be at the home
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-09-29

Florence Pelkey visited over Sunday
at the Willie Pelkey home.
Fred Jones who has been visiting at
New Ellington. S. d. returned home
last week.
The Deadrick threshing machine has
been shut down for a few days on &C
count of the rain storms.
Rev. P. S. krebs conducted religious
services in the Presbyterian church on
Sunday. this being his last meeting on
account of his school. We all hated to
see him go.
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Will Have a Sale

Albert Lundquist will have an auc-
ton sale on his place south of Svea
on Nov 18. He will sell all his farm
equipment and personal property on
thefarm Details will be published
later
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-09-29

Mrs. Frank Phuhy and children leave
today for AtWater to visit with her
e. SttneS place was the scene Of an
unusual crowd last Sunday evening
When about 20 automobiles arrived at
about \ o'clock. the event being a sur
prise sprung on Mrs. Frank Ithuhy Of
Spokane. Wash. The evening was spent
in a social way. y Well spread lunch-
con Was enjoyed hv all at Il 'ute hour.
"A sum Of money was left rs 4 r,'nntnl-
hranre Of the occasion.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-09-29

-TURkEYS-Hea pure bred
Bourbon Reds. Hens $500. Toms
$500. Call early to avoid disappoint-
ment. Mrs. Conrad Monson. Spieer,
Rt. 2.-Adv. It.
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IF Mrs. Peter Halverson's "Wednesday

October 9th.
\ surprise was rendered Mrs Gustav
johnson last Sunday afternoon by a
large number of relatives and friends.
Mrs. Johnson has suffered from a fall
made early last spring when she broke
a bone in her arm and two in her foot
but is now able to walk with the aid of
crutcheS She was presented with a
purse Of money
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Iona Lake Ladies Aid

The Long Lake Ladies Aid will
meet at the home of Mrs. Otto Olson,
500 Olof Ave.. Friday afternoon, Oct.
l. Mrs. Otto Olson and Mrs. Peter
Olson will serve refreshments. Ev-
erybody welcome. 9:22-29
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-09-29

Ladies. A swell line Of New VIM
ter Millinery just arrived at the
Youngberg Sisters Millinery Store.
9:2A
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WlLLMAR HIGH
| SCHOOL NOTES
Interesting Items Gathered During
Past Week By Supt.
Brohaugh

The following is a record of the
State Certificates received by the pu-
pills of the Willmar Public Schools
during the year 1919-192O:
+. P-Passed Plus.
P.-Passed.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-09-29

-WANTED-Rooms for students
or room and board. Also large front
room downstairs for teacher. Ad-
dress the WilImar Business College.
- ~ = = $40
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-09-29

THE WILLMAR BUSINESS
COLLEGE. Fall Term opens Oct. 4th.
80 1-3 per cent discount to those who
enroll now. Write us. 9:22-29
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-09-29

Get our prices on furnace work be
fore closing deal. ,Hoglund Hard
Ware.-Adv. #.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-09-29

+ Miss Doris Wolf spent Tuesday
at zKerkhoven. ..z=z - s.. ~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-09-29

Mechanically and scientifically
correct for greatest security
under al road conditions. The
\ and " shaped cups
alternate On both sides Of the
e1ts wide, heavy tread. Skids
ding Is mtnimized. Parallel
Bar Bases Of tho ''Plne Trees
and straight Center Limo Of
tread arc thick rubber studs
that assist IN keeping tho
Whnala head on.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30

b9b6eoe, at Mmerifa bnr6e bore Ser
6erS fornemfe ibfare1t6e 9eation, er=
flere6e, at sSlaaoen bnr6e bore ftor
nof til at poe ct paali6eltgt 6or}bar,
og at @gre1 bur6e bore lille, men
ben be6ite 8er6e1t. @11bber Monb,
iom bleb 8orger al 2an6et, 1naatte
pere. Mmerifaner / &ierte og @iel.
Set bar bans oprigtige 9nife, at
&bin6eltern1nerets tsanen6enentet pil6e
.blibe ratificeret. &egieringen bur6e
iprge for, at 6ribeosoblig gationerne
bleb ber6 alt, iom 8orgere baboe BE-
talt for 6em. Gn l1orp6beliestrig
moo 2pncbtngen at1befale6es.
2pnningerne maatte bebbltpe at
pare bsie; : men Mrbeioerne maatte
gipe ful6 @aluta for oeres 2e1l. &ol=
1eftibe Sbefe1sfon1iter bleb go6fien6t
af &aroing, men maatte foregaa paa
Ell iua6an Maa0e, at ssS11oibibernes
bellige &ettigbe6er iffe bleb fretfet.
San fltn6e lite lobe 1toget Mi6oel
moo DDrtioelt, anbefalebe Blot pa=
triotiif Bro6l1ftion, Sparionmelig-
be6 og Spofre1ie.
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2a Tollette faiter 6anbifen.

S ii6ite 9euner al bans eget Clos
lfrift bar Senator &obert so. ga SOL
lette lfrebet en iigneret &e6aftiorsar<
tifel, bpori ban un6iiger oe gan1le
politiife 8artier.
"8opuler &egierirgsform fan iffe
frnge beltaa / bette 2on6 11oen ct og=
gresiipt notwithstanding 8orti, !"
be6oer oct 2e6eren. )
zoe netop afilutte6e repl1blifon1fe
og oen1ofratiife &onbenter piier til
fu10e, at 6isie ful6itea16ig er fontrol=
leret giennem politiife "8osies" al 6e
itore ipecielle sSSnteresier> og at SOL
get al en- al 1isie &on6iooter nener
ct &lutofrotis piftatur og politiifftt
og in6uitrielt Efelle for Golfets ltore
Mosier.
"De ltore Gruits, ion1 fo11trollerer
Wfarfeoet for 2an6brugspro6ufter
faltietter en- for Sarneren iaa 1ab
Hrts, at SEN be61te 6aI6 fun Doer
bam en- baarot fortie11t @fsi1tens, me-
oens 6orbrugeren for 6e ianr1ne Yro=
butter maa betale iaa bdie &riier, at
oe tpinger bam til at begre1ie fine
SSnofiab til 6e allerneobe116igite Sing.
Sna1eoes plDn6res Hro6ncenten og
6orbrngeren, og &anoelen og sSSnol.=
itrien parolbferes. -.
"arieen bar fun fremifpnoet Sen
unnogaaelige &riie. Sen bar fren1=
ifpnoet oen Dag, oa Solfet tnaa BE-
gpnoe oets afgiere11oe> &on1p for at
gienbin6e 6eres borgerlige sSribe6er
og pfonomilf Gribeb eller ogloa ino-
rSmme fig beieiret og tilitaa, at bort
5oripg paa Selpitpre er forfeiIet."
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pbenbapnerinbe reobet,

ssrf. 6. 6. 6. geiellen al &ipbe1t=
babn Ser er a,1ton1n1et til Gan 6ran=
cisco fra Srtente1t, forteller, at bum
bleb re66et al Ell Mmerifaner, efter at
bum bar blebet tilfangetoget al fire
fineiilte 2a) )tbragere, iom planlagoe
at ielge benoe til ftneiiffe &irater.
timber ct Opbol6 / Canton leie6e 6rf.
9eielien Ell 8ereitol, iom blep baaret
al fire 8erere, Ser as en- Smpei f9rte
be1,6e til @obre11 be6 Canton. @n
Mmerifoner, lo1n blep betGnfelig ober
ben6es lange 6raperelie, be11ben0te
fig til 9lntoriteterne, Ser a,1fom til
&abne11 netop lom bum blep bragt orn=
bor6 paa ct @iratlfib.
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Nprntsk Nyt.
Song Gbriitian al 9anmarf fom til.
ifabe rnber @ienfor reningsfeiterne
Slesbio. Sraftatens 1tmberifrip-
ming / &aris. Mnbet 9fpt.

+. st Seem gorfer 8la6 braete forle-
Ben ct Selegram fra 2on6on, Ser iog-
oe, at Song Gbriitian al Donmorf iii.
ct 8erlinertelegram bar fo1nn1en til
ffaoe, ba ban pil6e beltige en- &eit /
Norollespig. San pil6e beitige Soften,
90 Stigbpjlen brait, og ban fal6t til
SSoroen. Soften blep bange og ipar-
fe6e bom ober Mnflen.
ct Gelegram fra &ipbenbabn, So
teret 20. Sssuli, me66eler, at &onge11s
6al6 fra Seiten | @lesbig bar mere
alborligt, e116 1non bob6e troet. Sans
&re er ioo opbopnet, at ban maa
boloe Senger, og bans @ejie til So
lan6, iom ifuloe foregaa / @lutnin=
gen al Su1i, er 6erfor u6iat til 8e=
gDnoelien af Septe1nber.
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ifrep @an1bo1t, 8aleolegue, 8oni1l,
Matil1i .og 8ernboft bber to l1noer-
ifrifter / &rotofollen og Graftate1l.
Seglene er faitgiort rp6e gilfe-
baan6. 8ernboft un6erifriper iom
&epreie,1tant for &ongen al Dan=
mart og Ssla1rb. Gil Groftaten er
fpiet ct Sort ober Slesbig, bbof
@renien er trl,ffet op n1e6 re6t; 4or=
tet er blebet u6fert al &a1t.
Go1nbon ann1ober Me6len1merne
ON at la6e fig fotografere, og ban err
flerer 6erefter Mp6et for bpbet.
Man 1pfgnifer 8ernboft og trpffer
bans @en6er. @ombon i1,6bp6er Der
efter Meolenn1ert1e til Deieu1er, %
man 6riffer set fdrlte @los for @les=
bigs og Danmarfs 2ptfe.
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"2nr,,ter

Dannarf afgiber oct be6lte 8ebis
for oct beniigtsmpsfige i,at babe @e=
gieringstilipn me6 .oe forifiellige
@ra6er al 2an6brugspro6ufter fri=
Der 2an6brugsminiiteriet. Danmarf
tan roie fig al at babe en- u6itraft
5merefsport og bar efterbaan6en
ifabt ct l1omarfet SDitem for @n1er=
fontrol, bbilfet @pltem anbe,16es for
al GfSport= Smer. @egieringen bo1=
Ser Die meo 6enne &ontrol og tilla=
Der flln Sc Meierier, bbts Hroonfter
bitter fig at bere af beote @balitet, at
benptte oct 6anife geotionalmerfe
"22nrm9rfet". Den 6anife @n1grfon=
troll anerfie1toer fun cen &balitet,
- t1emlig 6en be6ite, = og af oenne
@rn116 fin6er bonif Gmgr aIti6 ct
re6e Salg / ollie 2on6e.
9olla11o, ytem Zealand og SSrlanb
bar MI ogiaa inofert @egieringsfon-
troll % Mationalmerfe, og oisie
2a11oe bar 6erbe6 fun6et reoe Gala
for alt BET Smer, ion oe tan efs-
portere.
Dette giper an6brugs6epartemen<
tet "8ureau Of Marfets" Mnleoning
til at notale, at ct ioobar1t @pitem af
national 9mbrfontrol n6en 9bipl
biloe bore til ubpre @abn for Meie-
rierne De Goreneoe stoter. @pis
bore Mfeieriproo4f ifol finbe gum
ltig Ntootagelie anore 2an6e, er set
aloeles nsbben6igt, at bi ogfaa in6-
fbrer ct nationalt @palitet- -Spitem.
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! nslanos SilitaoeIie al @aabenitil=
Rolen gier @nbe paa M,,lig=
8oIihepiferne ifal for

ca/s Solen g1er Gnoe pdd Vtatl19=
8olfbebiferne ifal for.
ige, lberes &rig ino Tpifla,1t
% bring europa 8lanner.
3 Set er uianoipnligt, at 8olibebtf>
trooper bill rpffe ms / @aricba1 l1n6,
togen 1naaife io1n en- SoriigtigbebS-
foronitaltning for at betrDgge Srb,
boloenbeo fra &olens SIDE. 8ar=
icbal, pil forblipe Sen polite &obeb,
Itao, % ser er al @run6 til at tro,
at 8olibebiferne btl reipeftere go
lens @rpnier. r
Sfient sgren for Seiren oper go
len officielt 9ipes Moifa,1, befaiter
sen iet lite Sopietitpret / &nslan6.
&olens 9rig bar oberlogt militer zig.
gresiion, bborpeo &olafferne baobeoe
at funne n6ltreffe beres @r91lier
langt l6enom Sc, 1om bleb fa1tiat beh
6re6sfonferencen &aris.
9ele &nslan6 iam1eoe Jig til Scamp
moo 6e1tne Militarismens Man6, ion
trueoe set rusiiife 6on> 116en &enipn
til politiif Srosbefien6elie. Seiren
ober &olen ifplotes mere Sen militpre
9pgtigbeo bos &omanob-@eneraler=
tie, ser tilbgo 8ollbebtferne oeres Sic
METER, 'eno Sen ifplotes 8olibebifer-
ne ieIn.
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6inlanb faar &ielp fra set 9ibbe &ors

6inlanb faar @jelp fra Set &bbe &ors
Den 4ommisiion, ion set ameri<
fanife @e6e @ors ubie116te for at af-
bielpe Neoen / linlan6 og 9iterig=
probinierne, rapparterer, at bei Sin,
la'16 bar oprettet 80 @arelaeere, ,bbor=
al oe ! Sc fire Maane6er fra 6ebruar
til SSuni iaor bar 11b6elt 2 Millio1er
Huno 6lRlf, 89nner, Mel og fonber=
ieret Melf foruben en- Meng6e Me:
6icin, 5pgepleierartifler, &l96er og
5fotpi.
Set er lite alene BEN finite 8efolf-
ming, Ser tre1tger til &iplp, men og<
iaa Euiinoer at Glpgt,,inge fra oe om-
ltggen6e rusiife @ropinler.
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Trebens &rise.

S sgnbags rpffe6e franife Crop
per inb i Damasfns, bi6iige &anpe
.for1bt Steb i 8pe1s l1ofanter. Dg
@raferne bar beiat A6rianopeI oe-
res &rig i111ob &prferne, ion1 bar er-
Haret fig biqige til at afceptere Sc aI=
.liereoes 38etingelier felp ON be thrift
.ife NationaIiiter forogmmer Eratto-
TEN ffarpe @enbingez
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@alaets Sal.

Om Morgenen efter @algoogen s.
6. Sl11t foreloa felgen6e forelgbige
3al: @aoifale 110,218, @ocioloemo=
frater 285,1tO, @enltre 344,312,
&o11ierbatibe 180,257, @rbberbspar=
tiet 25,619. 9ilbagegangen fra 8al-
get Sen 26. Mpril er for 6e @aoifale
11,942, Soctnl6etnofrater 15,245,
@enitre 6,251 ,grbberpspartiet 3,845.
Mltiaa for neutrality-suspicious. @ar=
tier 81 1888, for 6e @a6ifale og go
cial6ernofroterne 27,187. Mfen tro6s
.oeltne itgrre Gilbagegqng / sten,me-
tai bi1 &egieringsblo 6og rauoe
ober ct mere Manoat, ioo 6orboI6et
bliper so Man6ater for @eeierineerr
og So in1o6.
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sraftaterl ,tnoerteanes.

S en- tort Gale tafteoe Sules @an1-
bon % ntalte1f fin @laoe ober, at 1ret-
fproigb beoen bar blepet opbebet. gant-
bon foreaog berefter, dt mon ffuloe
nnoerffribe, og 2oro DerbD iatte fin
l1nberifrift for Storbritannie,1, ioet
ban loo &la6s ftaa aaben til Dorni.
MONS aientanternes rtnoerifrif-
ter, Der ienere ifol tifgies. Derefter
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9anif 2otteri ifal nnberibges.

ct SEEM Oorf Gelegram meooeler,
at sc fpoerale Mpn6igbe6er / 6isie
Gage bar foretaget ltltoeri6gelie al ct
2otteri, Ser iiges iperfiat af oen
6anife @egiering, og bbis Girfl1Ierer
er nto6taget al ntange &erioner i
Seem Sort. @bis lite Danmarf tager
5friot til at 1tanie l1bbreoelien af
6isie @irf,,lorer, er man bange for
i1ternationale 6orpiflinger. 5grlte
&re1nie 2otteriet er $4,000, TIL
feies Ser 3elegrammet.
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Gu @ienqauaer.

G5urens Sen iiges otter at bore
ilipe % boloes ffiult al gfopoliiter,
Der baaber paa at fl1nne iptte ban1
paa Sronen, 1raar 8olibebismens
Storm bar lagt fig og De misforngie-
oe 8enber fplfer fig ON Migsfane1.
st Specialtelegra fra &igbenbabn
til "Mr1reapolis Gribu11e" bringer
Ell 8iitorie ON Ell fremitaae,16e Dan-
ifer, Der nD1ig er fon1n1e1t bien fra
[Sibirie1l bbor ban bar tobt fine ont
fatten6e MeieriintereSier, % fortel-
Ter, at g5arignnen boloes fiult i 81.
.birier. Gn ganlnrel iibiriif 8onoe-
tone fortalte, at benbes Sg,1 bar Ell,
.of Dem, iom BoAbe eDiferne gnb Sr6re
til at ifpoe &eiierfanuilien. 2ige fbr
Der bIen ton1r1a11oeret 6Dr, gior6e
g5aren Ell 8eb9gelie, ion ban bi16e
ifierne fin Sen; men Drengen tit
&Tanpe % itDrteoe ON. San bleb
lite rert Of 4uglerne, men laa beo
Snoerens sioe bebioi oitles. Da 2igene
itlloe begrabes, bar g3aripn,1e1 lite
at finoe Dette Mpiteril1n1 fuu6e Sc
Heoe lite Hare. 8on6efonen fortalte
Danitere1,, at benhes 9sn fit Dren<
gen fsrt bort og anbragt bos en- paa-
lioelig libiriff 8onoefone.