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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16
BATTALION TO co
OK Ell PAsO BORDER DUTY

The first battalion Of the 18th in
fantry, which IS on guard duty on
the border divided between camps
Chiga and Tusco, will be relieved by
another battalion Of the 18th infantry
which IS located at Douglas. Ariz., Il
was announced at military headquart-
ers Friday. The battalion that will
relieve the first viii be designated
by the commanding officer OF the re-
giment. II viii march from Douglas
to FL PPaso- On its arrival the first
battalion will march from FL Paso to
Douglas The transfer is 70 be made
at once. The first battalion camps
are ct the Santa Re bridge and the
shelter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16
SHE IS A WISE WOMAN

who recognizes In the tsll-tale symp-
tons such as backaehe. headaches.
dragging sensations. nervousness and
irritability the true cause and relies
on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound to restore her 70 a healthy
normal condition For forty years
this root and herb remedy has been
pre-emiuently successful IN con
trolling the diseases OF women. Merit
alone could have stood such a test
u tims-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16
THIEVES SEARCH
HOME FOR CASH

Chamberino. n. NJ, July 1s.-The
L B. Want ranch home near Cham
berino was ransacked from garnet to
cellar Wednesday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs Want were in FL Paso and the
other members Of the family were in
the field The thieves evidently were
looking for money. as every trunk
was emptied Of it's contents even
winter clothing being removed, the
contents Of every drawer were turned
out on the floor, all mattresses turned
back wardrobes searched and nothing
left untouched. Even a stack Of mail
had been opened. A number Of pieces
OF jewelFy were in the bed rooms and
silver in the dining room but nothing
was missing.
The north end OF the Chamberino
canal, which heads near san Miguel.
is being cleaned this week and water
for irrigation is being secured from
a point farther south.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16
POLES RECAPTURE DUBNO
AFTER HARD FIGHTING

are strong women OF the factory tyne.
who are eager for excitement and ad-
venture.
The woman commander Is in
charge OF all her own transports sys-
TEN and rolling kitchens and all
fighting equipment except artillery.
Additional detachments OF women
are being formed throughout Poland
for defence Of the republic. As soon
as their numbers justify Il madame
Goercz viii be placed IN command OF
Polandis army OF women.
WrHuEel Opposes Armistice.
London, Eng, July 16.-The London
Times hears that Gen. Wrangel. the
anti Bolshevik leader on the south
ern Russian front, has declined the
British proposal that he withdraw to
tho Crimea IN connection with the
projected armistice with the Bolshe-
Wiki.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16
10000 ACRES OF RAW LAND
NEWLY PLANTED IN COTTON

cock, San ElizariO valley, which here
tofore have served no agricultural
purpose, has been planted in cotton
by the Steel, Spears and Stilwel in
terests this year, Il is stated, ac-
cording to Robbers company, who
are supplying them with needed farm
machinery The land was acquired
several months ago. The planting Of
that area OF raw lands is one Of the
notable agricultural expansions Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16
e0eKR0AcHES
Stop Tobacco

stop tobacco for a month and see
how much better you feel. You can
stop without suffering any inconven-
fence or feeling the usual craving.
Simply get a box Of Nlcotol from any
druggist use as directed and the
habit quits you. Your health viii be
better your resistance 20 disease VIII
increase and You viii cease to be a
slave TO nicotine Read what Dr.
Conner, formerly OF the JOHNS Bop
kins Hospital says about the evil
effects OF tobacco in an article soon
to appear in this paper Nicotol Is
dispensed by all good druggists in
this city. especially BY Kelly & Pol
lard and Scott white & Co--Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16
FUNERAL OF MRS. POTTER
WILL BE HELD TOMORROW

Funeral services for Hrs. Able
Potter. FL Paso club woman, who
died Wednesday az her home in Palms
Court viii be held at $3.50 o'clock
tomorrow morning at the First Meth
odist church, Rev. Henry Van VAL
kenburg will officiate and burial viii
be IN Evergreen cemetery.
Active pail bearers viii be Win
chester Cooley. Samuel Gillette, John
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16
GREEKS SMASH TURKS,
CAPTURING ARTILLERY

Smyrna. July 16.-An official com
munique issued from army headquar-
tiers today said that the advanced
guard OF the Greek forces has reached
q line Is kilometers beyond Brussau.
trenched in the region OF Brussau,
capturing al his artillery" the state
ment adds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16

The central management committee
Of the FL Paso Y. N. c. A viii meet
at $3.50 o'clock this evening for din
ner at the central club building. The
dinner viii be followed BY an S
o'clock meeting with the general
board OF directors for the city, when
the monthly reports OF committees
viii be received The reports show
an increase of more than 100 percent
in the membership OF the local asso-
citation in the last year, according 70
S. ]. BRENT, general secretary, who
said the association activities also
have increased at least 100 percent
CARPETS CLEANED rne nest way
by the best cleaners. ILSON-llIL-
LICAN Plant = Phone 7ss.-AdT.
FULL line OF KODAKS and KODAK
supplies az Gandara'a-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16
WILSON NAMES
29 GENERALS

washington, =. C.. July l6.-Ap-
continent by the president Of seven
major generals and twenty-five bril-
radierG under the new army reorgan-
ization bill was announced today by
the war department.
Those appointed major generals,
were:
Brigadier Generals A5elbert Crouk-
hite, William 3. Haan. Charles T.
lIenoher. Charles Muir. William H
wright, Omar Bundy, and George W.
Read.
Robert L. Howe was named q
hrigadier general
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16

City detectives who arrested J. L
Beckham, for investigation. say they
found a skillfully contrived dope
gun" or hypodermlc, In the handle
Of a razor. They say the handle OF
the razor was fitted with a plunger
and rod, and served as an excellent
substitute for narcotic hypodermic.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16

Wyatt. J. c. McNary. W. T. B. Nc
Sain and Q. A Pritchard- Honorary
pail bearers viii be Z. S. Stewart.
Il. B. Stevens. J. n. Hughes. II. L.
Potter and A. H. Anderson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16

sen on stock to Curtis. q CAV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16

Garden Hose, Ice Cream
Freezers, Water Coolers
with Nickel Faucet, Ham
moeks at special low prices.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16

FULL line OF KODAKS and KODAK
supplies az Gandara'a-Adv.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07
Los OBREGONISTAS TENEN QUE DETRAS De TODO ESTO
HAYA UNA CONBINACION De CARRANzA 7 GONZALEZ
FN AGIIA PR|ETA .O|CEN TENER
CONUNICACI0N CON Ia CAPITAL

T PRTET4 4 sonora Mavo auodadcs mIitarcs de es~
@ M Mexico con Ia noticia que Pccte Carran arompana
do m aInee funcionaros Gobcno sai hoy dc Cudad De
co nara 81 puerto ablcccr Goblccno
dice ambien que salicron Capital las gu" la guar
ecn guno de homhTc para
guardian el orden. ,., =,
Enlcando la forna pucn haber rclbido Ia 9la &C Ia
de Mexico las niarcs diccn ahola te n
nac6n por medic de puerto del FacIo ond nay '
dc Ia frontera dcho fcco Ia Nal'a oe
Ia EepUblica
NUEVA YORK cidad de Pueba cncuna en- poder
dc Pablo Gonzalez recibo naes oIaes proce
entcs ua abla de calda de es pa
"a ncdentanen para ella eSdo Gonzalez un anes'o
eando cue Revolution Gobeno Ge Carran
reonocia rovoluconario Obregon
cuene Carlos Green ma dao principle
oa uev voc Salvador Avarado Frcsidente dc
a Repubica.
La Agencia obregoa puerto del Ramon P de
do con ucha Pablo Gonzalez tenen
eraagem ha una ceada oore
ron Supnense Carraza Con
e aguarOn la eoun dividr las opnOnes
entire ejerc para desaro planes no puedn
oavia osrechoa Ia foa Gonzalez
hecho odos los generates aconpana
en- su ovimeno dem6sron
aihe nuy grandc al eHFrimer Jefe
Capital dan e General Arnufo Con
Nanero aphcndidos Nuevo Laredo cuando
aban de pasar marchr Sonora negaron
erfectamente dnd los
beda.
procama dida los ofcaes del ejercio
apoyen esdceel representative de la Ley
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07
.ES ESTE Il "KORRIGAH Ill.," QUE ARNA-
Do HbCIA RECORRIOOS EN- EL GOLFO
De CALIFORNIA
HUBO ZAFARRANCHO ANTES
De CUE Sc RINDiERA
Los OBREC0HISTAS Sc tLEYARON FL BU-
QUE PARA L PUERTO Dc GUAYMAS,
PARA UTILIZhRLO

!
NOGOLES. ARIZ; mayo 5.-Las
notocias trasmitidas de Hermosiilo,
hoy, irdican cue el Captain Jose de
la luz Lave ataco con sus marineros
en- dos barcos, al vapor "karrigan
H.. en- Santa Rosalia, Baja Callfor-
MIA Y que despu6s de un combate que
duro media hora lograron capturarIo
con toda su tripulaci6n.
Uno de los defensores del barco
captIrado fue muerJo ' heridos o.
tros cinco. en- tanto que por eI lado
de los que 10 atacaron rcsultarOn he
ridos seis marineros.
Anunciase que dentro de un cor
to lapse de tempo Iegaran Quay
mas los marinos que realizaron esta
hazana. con el barco capturado a los
carrancistas. el cual sc hallaba al
mando del mayor Lozano, segun los
informes proporcionados al Captain
de marina Alcaranza, que
lego q Guaymas procedente de San
IA Ecsalia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07
CARRANZA ES7A DEnENTE, DICE IN OBREGOH|STA
cu;a abandon6 Ia capital. = doscientos,
.CARRANZA DESORIENTADO

cu;a abandon6 Ia capital. = dosc'entos.
CARRANZA DESORIENTADO
Tan grave aparece Ia situacion
para cl publico me>icano, y dc tai
manera Sc palpa la ineficacia del 20.
bis1no nara combatir la rebellion '
nara encarrilar 10 que esta ma desen'
Cauzado on tan breve tempo, que Sc
duda VI adn DC que el Presldente
50 cncusntre en- el pcrfecto goce de
81 facultades mentales. rs rumor
General en- Mexico, el de cue don We
nustiano Sc encuertra punto menos
que loco. victima de un deseouiherio
rra 10 lleva a ariontonar -errores so,
bre crrores.
Tambien or cl amino publlco esta
ou7 II revoIurion cs enteramente nus
tificada nues que el cobierno carcan
cisia violaha Ia ley todos los di&s, en-
bu-la ccnpleta de Ia voluntad popu
lar. ..
\ rcsar de Ia censula. nos dljo
7uestro entrevis.adc. Ell Mexico Sc
sabe todo 10 que acontecc. 7anto en-
,el centro. como en- el sur y e| uorte
del pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07
Resistird hasta 10
1ltin10 q la re-
Uoluci05n
"Ya tenia 20 "casi
pacificado Ell pals
dice el ex.Pri-
mer Jefe

Tr,.orcr.r FSrs-.rt rr-r - PRENSi.
CIUDAD DE MENICO. mayo 8
tarranza ha expedido un manifesto
a Ia Naci0n dec!arando 10 cue va
Sc esperaba: que es impossible que ha
va eleccicnes presidenciales en- la fe-
cha senalada por Il ley Y que ha de.
cidido pospoHer dichas eleccloEcS en-
tanto no desaparezca la situacion d
normal creada por la sublevacion dc
dos de los candidates presldenclaleS.
EXpresa CalTanZa en- su n.anli!es-
to. que esta resuelto G sostener la au
toridad Que ic confio el pueblo en- las
pasadas elecciones Y que hara Trcrte
Ia situacion con toda energla Y has
"a el ultimo momento, porque consI-
dcra cue su deber eS el de defender
las instituciones amenazadaS serla
mente Dor un compiot mil!tar para
derrocar al Gobierno. Al efecto. dc
tal califica la Suhlevacior de los ge
nerales Obregon Y Gonzalez. dicien
do Que ambos candidates no han Va
cilado en- recurrir al viejo slstema de
los cuartelazos de las consplracio
res militares. que el gobierno consi,
deraba que habian pasado la his
toria.
Declara mas adeIante Que cl pals
,Pasa a pagina "a. Col. 6aD
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07
LIN cARRANcssTA EsTABa ROBANDo a
LOS MEXlcANOs EN- LAREDO, TEXAS

tados Un;dos. despucs de cruzsr el
Rio Bravo dc una manera clandesti-
ma. Las autoridades investigator las
uuejas. obteniendo Ia conviction de
cue quienes robaban a los braceros
eran los propios individuos que sc en-
cargaban de pasar los trabaJado-
res furtivamente territorio amerl-
cano. Sc dictaron 6rdenes para que
los agentes que vigilan "a linea from
teriza descubrieran a los culpables,
Y como resultado de las investigated
nes practicadas Sc logro Ia captura
del carrancista, Quien parece ser e.
jefe del grupo que explota Ia bsena
fe de los paisanos ' abasa de su lg
norrcia de las leyes Y de 81 confian
"a err los individuos que So hacen
pasar ante ellos como amigos bien
dispuestos para ayudarlos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07

-,,.,-,,,o rt,c-sol Dar1 il PRENSA.
LAREDO. Texas. mayo 6.-Los
hangers" del Estado cap3uraron a,
noche en- un punto situado nleIe
miilas de LS-edo, q un ex-capltan
del eiercito de Caranza quien Sc
acus6 de traer braceros meXlcanos
q tsrritorio de los Estados Unldos
Y de despojarlos despues de dinero
y de objetos de valor. recurriendo al
cunas veces Ia amenaza.
e. in6ividuo fue traido a Laredo
c internado en- Ia carcel, siendo des-
de luego consignado al Gran Jurado
QUE Sc encueTtra en- sesiones. ei que
vera su case el dia de. maHana.
De acuerdo con 10 eXpresado por
las autoridades. dltimamente Sc ha-
bfan estado recibiendo quejas de
o1e los braceros mexicanos eran 70
bados al lleGar q territnro de los Es
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07
RaURGUsA SALE DE
LAC. De MEXICO
PMebEa esta taFnbien
fuera del dominic
del caTrancisH1o
Ts'.CrrTtG Esp,c;cl para Il PRENS5.


T<'.ornruq Esp.c:el parq Il PRENSA.
CIUDAD DE MEXlCO, Mayo 3
Francisco Murguia, al frente de una
pederosa columna de tropas de las
arnias De infanteria. caballeria Y ar,
tilleri2 Y una flotilla a6rea, sali6 de
esta capital hoy. Oficialmente Sc di-
io que Nurguia ha marchado Fue
bla. con instrucciores de combatir
sin tregua a las fuerZas de Pablo
Gonzalez Esta declaration ha venl,
DO hacer saber al publico que Pue,
bla duedo fuera del control del go,
bierno Y que todas las tropas que
for7naba Ia division de OrieiIte Sc
han Slblevado, reconociendo la jefa.
tura de Pablo Gonzalez, quien fue
su jete t.asta ei ola en- que Sc separo
del servicio active para atender Ia
campana politica.
e. Cobierno, comartando la sahda
De Murguia. declare Que era este el
primer paso cue daba para Nevar 4
cabo Ia formidable campana que
Carranza prometi6 en- su Manifesto
la Nacion.
In publico circular los mas diver
SOS rumo7es, diciendose que los ravo,
dictionaries. en- numero muy cons!de-
ratle, iniciaron su avance dafinitivc
sohre IA capital Y que Carranza re
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07
Van para Veracruz Carranzay 81 gobierne
CARRASZA NO ACEPTA Los SER
YICIOS be LOS CADETES
,s,-,,,. J.syc.;z, pcrc "LA PRENS4.'

Tsleorarn~ Esper;al pGrG Id PRENSA'
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, mayo D.
I'm grupo de cadetes del Colegio Nj
litar Sc presento en- el Palacio Sac!o
nal ofrecio q Carranza sus servl-
clos. manifeStando que estaban dis
puestos d salir a campana para com
batir contra las fuerzas obregonstas
V gonzaliStas.
Carranza contesto a los cadetes cue
agradecia su ofreciniento, pero lue
no aceptaba los servicios porque con-
s;Iera que no era necesario approve
charles por ahora, dado que tenia no
t;cias de que la siJuaci6n de los re
volucionarios era desesperada Y re-
conocian que ell gobierno era mas
fuerte que ellos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07
LAS PERSECUCIONES EN-
MENICO.

Ell senior MurCuia. tjeGc Q! ~rado
de coronel De Tnfantsria en- el ejerci-
TO meNcano. ' ocuDc un importancc
2ueSto en- Ia Secretaria de Guerra.
II iia IS del mes pasado. salio de
Ia ciudad de Mexico, Y va para aque-
La fecha. la alarn1a en- Ia capital,
tanto por los sucssos del Norte como
por los que en- Ia miSma mecr67oli Sc
reCistraban. era nluy grande,
Lo que conCribuia 2 acrecer esta
aiar7ra. era Ia Eana con que el go
bierno perseguia los que juzga5a
sospschcsos de obreeonismo 0 de con-
zalisno.
DehiGo clio. las aprehensiones Sc
sucedsn todoS los diaS. infinidad lie
nerscaas nenan las carceles. muchas
sin tener participation nj reiacion al
runa cor les actUales sucesos.
Los &praherdiGos, entire las persc-
mas mas o menos corocidas. negaban.
rara Ia fecha en- que eI seror Muir
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07
Desbues de dQrZe tres UueLtas
aZmundo, eL Cap. WandefweU
Sc propone darle otra Ouelta mas
IRE Der a mi antique amigo Pancho Villa
nos declare aver el famoso oOenturero au-
ton1ourhsta, frentc a "La Prenso

7 Ha recorrido casi toda Ia America
desde Chile la Argentina, hasta
Panama; traves De tcdas las Reph
blicas Centric -Amcricanas. hasta Ne
xico. cuyo torritorio ha recorrido ca.
Isl por entero, y cuyas ballezas natu.
rales clogia con calor. declarando cue
es el nuestro para ei viajero, un pals
lleno de interes.
Uno de sus recuerdos de Mexico,
es ell haber conocido Y tratado a ese
rebelde impenitente. tipo pirtoresco
de nues:ros guerrilleros Y nuestros
bandoleros. crueles hoy Y piadosos
manena. que Sc llama Francisco VI
la
-Ahora, dice 81 captain Wander
well. voy de nuevo Mexico, y ds
nueyo visitare Panci1o Villa.
Ell OBREGONISMO
La revolucion encab2zada per de a
Huerta V Gales en- Sonora, Y cue esta
punto de dar al traste con el 60
bierno de Carranza, la constituido
podcroso attractive para el captain
Wanderwell.
4 borGo de su automovil fantasma,
en- ell que ha recorrido el mundo, sal
dra en- breve para Sonora. Ha esta
do Va en- aguella enydad norteTa, pc
70 de paso. cuando aila no encerrabs
nincun interes especial. Ahora, Ia
bara una vista dstenida, minuciosa,
fp.z, I, ps,ira In Tsf kal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07

La manana dc aver, recibimos en-
ruestra rcdacci6n Ia vista de un CRU
20 pintorescc, en- torno del cuai la
curiosidad publics ha tornado cores
n1uti2les. en- les Gales de San Anto-
mic.
Son tres garridas muchachas dos
hombres jovenes, de cuerpos reclos Y
de gesto audaz. que llevan 4 cabo una
bella avantura, una aventura que ha
tenido siempre los espiritus inquie,
tos. mas para 10 cual Sc ha menes,
ter de una volurtad entera Y de un
tez6n benedictino, ante las fatigas y
los azares de un viaje hccho sin las
comodidades i5l tourismo de los capl.
talistas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07
Ell CAPTAIN WANDERWELL.

Es el jefe del grupo aventurero. el
caritan Wanderwell, un honbre Que
ha dado tres veces II vuelta al nun,
DO.
Apenas 81 hay rinc6n de Ia terra
que no haya visitado, mar que no ha-
Va surcado, montana 4 ia que no maya
ascendido. Este es su cuarto viaJe,
qua tiene un interesante fin educa-
two: el de hacer una serie de pslicu-
las que constituyan el mejor curse de
seografia practica.
La parte financiera della gira, Ia
resuelve por un sencillo procedi-
rianto: exhibiendo las peliculas cue
obtinne de su viaie, entire LIS cuales
hay muy interesanteA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07
LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre usted sus libros en- espa-
mol a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano, 11S
\. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Es la mas barata -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07

(Pasa Ia pagins IA. Col. ka-l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
a large circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07

(Fass g "a 2agins IA. Col. Sal
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-24
Attended State Convention

c. R. G. Baker, Hugh Ruddy, a.: G
Young, NJ. r. Simons and Chas. Wei
lin of Willmar; E. L. Guam of Randi
yohi; P. G. Greenfield of Pennock; z
V. Johnston and Martin A. Anderson
Of AtWater were those from this coun-
ty who attended the Republican
State Convention at St. Paul last Sat,
urday. Mrs. VIM. Hengstler' and E
f. Fink were not able to attend Mr.
Young attended in place Of Mr.. Fink
-Four delegates were nominated to
the Chicago National Republican
convention. The Kandiyohi County
delegation voted nine to two in favor
of an uninstructed delegation. H. G.
Young and C. R. G. Baker voted in
favor Of instructing for Wood.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-24
HENRY B. BENSON HOME,
AFTER FOUR YEARS IN ARMY
Sees Service on Boarder,: in Mexi-
co, in France and in
i. Germany

Harry B. Benson, young Willmar
lad who probably has had as much
army. life experience as any other
eX-service man from the county, re-
turned home Monday night. Harry
enlisted at Chicago, JAN 10, 1916, in
the 9th U. S. Cavalry. Served on the
Mexican boarder and was along with
Gen. Pershing's expedition into Next
CO.. When war broke out he was
placed in Eth Inf 3rd. Division and
served on the defensive at Aisne
.Champa gne-Marne sectors, and on
the offensive on the Aisne- Marne
front, at St. Mehiel, and on the Muse
Argcnne, where he was when the
acnistice was signed Then in the
First Army of Occupation he was
stationed eight months on the Rhine.
He came to the United States Sept.
LIST, last year and was transferred to
the Third M. P. Company at Camp
Pike, Ark, when he was mustered
out March 10. He is now on the re-
serve.
Harry Benson is the son of Mrs. P.
A. Stromberg of Willmar
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-24
H.
OBITUARY.
FRANK WILLIAM LINDBLAD

FRANK WILLIAM LINDBLAD
Frank Lindblad of Coteau, N. Oak,
and formerly of this county, died at
Hot Springs, Colorado, March.14,
1920, at the age Of As years. ASout
a year ago an attack of the influential
pneumonia left him in a weakened
which ended his life.
Frank William Lindblad was born
in SVea, this county, Novemberi 22,
1875, and was the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lindblad of the town of Fah1un.
When the Bowbells, N. Oak country
was new, he went there and took a
claim, which he farmed for SEVEN
teen years. He then went into the
hardware and implement business at
Coteau, N. pak.,- where he resided at
the-tln1e TO his death. Deceased was
married in 1902 to Mary Trulson who
is the sorrowing widow He leaves
four children, Myrtle, Pearl, Johnnie
and MORRIS. He is also mourned by
father,>> "a step-mother and the. fol-
lowing brothers and sisters: Axel
Lindblad Of Thomkins, Sask., Can;
Mrs. J. d. Johnson of Falsen, NJ D.;
Edgar, of Svea; Mrs. J. R. Soderberg
and Elvira, Of Svea, and Arthur: and
Carl of N.illmar and number OF
other relatives.
The remains arrived from Colorado
last Saturday and the funeral took
place Sunday afternoon at the Svea
Lutheran church, being conducted by
Rev. j. B. Sorenson. The pail bear:
ers were Erick Moline, Martin Sven
son, Swan ~SWehson, Joe Bjornoerg,
Oscar Westerberg, and Henry ,Bjel-
kehgren. The bereaved widow and
children and other relatives have the
sympathy OF the community.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-24
BREAKS RIGHT LEG
IN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT

Henry -Forsman, residing south of
town, was badly hurt in a runaway
accident last Saturday about II a. NJ
He was putting his team in the Third
Street feed barn, had unhitched the
horses and was leading them in when
it was found that one of the tugs was
not unlocked. The horse became
frightened and started off with the
wagon. Forsman held on until half
a block east of the machine shop,
when he fell and the pole of the Wa
gon struck him above the knee, break
ing the bone. He was taken to the
Willmar Hospital where his injury
was attended to. The runaway horse
was caught on First Street, to which
distance it had dragged the wagon.