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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
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oEcnnipluonio .9nbn." - Eoote
mo %erlcttc.
Gtilo0Clp6in, IS. Sept.
@ei EooIi Statior. an ser 6ollpt.
Clinic ser oE~cnniDlponio Nobn,"
mur0cn beutc iiini MGmler qct0otct
ul0 mebrcre Dcrlcbt, ais ein GrprcH.
5rg nit cincm @ofol @eriouenNug
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bciBt 0Gnt GcrncGmcn nudl' 9rc5lin
utO lit ouQcblid) Elm SdmoQcr ". ".
N%tterburD'3, General Nctrieb5uer.
maltcr5 ser oEcnuiOluouiu Nabu."
Gic ilbri9en Spicr Ihcincn &ou0mer.
fer in Iienittu Ser @u0u gcmeicn 81,
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NON gcididt, mdbrcno man oie Der.
leBten uti cilcm G~rtrn}uQc mad CT
mem Soipital in Ebila0cpbia brodtc.
Ter Grprcb5a0 mnr Ser oSeaiGpre
2imitco" unO nm 3.1S I'M bieIiQcn
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Eooli . Station mt0 mar nit Mtcn.
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ltId)t ernittelte Y&eiic mlr0e Der Gr.
preB}ng Ourd cine ialih g%eitcllte
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ten bcr III 0cnicIbcu binciu. ~}tttcr.
burD'9 @oggon mtroe Ocmolirt mo
ser 9icit 0c3 3u1c@ beiHdOigt.
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ncr b~iciigcn &orltoot, &1iloOcfpbicr
@cncroIogcnt Der .SoictO Gor Sea-
ting 4 &i0bting 90" mo Gin cnticrn.
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General MonoJcr Scr nFeuniDluu.
ntu- Nubn-Go."
@cQrGe NJ, &ennppodcr, @6iloocls
pbio, @utpt &nipcttor in Den Mclt.
GbiIoocIpbio DorO3.
2. z. @olton, 2(ltoona, Eo., T>n.
ipcttor Der Gompibeijung in Sen III
toono 92erfcn Der ,Ecnnipluaniu.
Wo6n."
&idorO q. @orIono, Nar6crtb cine
biciiac &oritoot. @tncrol &ormann
Der @cit E]biloocIpbio gScrtc Der
FcnniDlDonio @obn."
GorI Q%unbour, E6ilooclpbia, elm
@obnonGcltcltcr,
NQc l(rgefommc1en bci0n0cn lid
III Mrn. N%ttcrburD'a &ripat1paQQorL
lpeIder reporirt mor0cn mar. Atter.
burn ielbit mar uid)t 0orin, ion0crn
bciinOct ii6 nuf ciner G%rrienreiie in
Wainc.
@irminGbont, Ilu., -. Sept.
- Sin n0rolid %io1rcuocr 3u0 Der
DNlobmmo & @rcnt Soutbcrn 9nbn"
colliOirte hcllte NbcnO 5lt WooOitod
Groiiin0 nit Dem @lodtoncr gltfon1.
moootiona5uAc ser oSoui@uiue-Noib.
bile 9obn." Gonoufteur $. S. Wiur-
burn fam um'@ &ebcn ln0 IS MeiBc,
ionic If 9tcAcr mrr0en ocrlcBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
Gurtictnng Uun scr crItcn Scitc.)

rain lit n0mIid) III l(ngnrn I'M bod
item @raoe Wnbcliebt.
&n @u0apcit bat Scr Ncrlolli Der
nellcn &erhonoluHqcn nit Der MrOnc
eincn beItiir5cnocn Ginorllf Qcmoht.
Die Stimmmng IN Der Wn0arjiAcu
@ouptitoot lit alrBerit Qcrei3t.
SoocISOoinm gcgcn Sen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
@iebcr ms 0ci0irr.
&iidfcgr OcS ErGiiocntcm nus icincr
SOmmcrsHclibcn5 nad @aibinaton.

9Im ndditcn Samitoa criolat oic
llcbcriicolrng. 0ic 6cpor.
ItcbcnOc SabrcsbotiNoit an ocn
Gon9rcB mo 6ie Oorin cr6rtcrtcn
6ro0cn. 3uno6me Der Gcicr-
tioncu in Ser 9lrmec pcrurio6t
aopii0mer3en. Manacl al
&ctrlrten iiir oo8 @orinccorp@.
Sin iGIimm ucrmobcltcr Sin
3itn FrOieiiOr. Ser 0cOor.
itcbcuOe 9anfier5 Gonpcnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
SubeI in aorl It 8,

Qurlftab. %. Septembcr. Dad
Der criten ofiisienen Gerloutbarmh
DAB ole Gerbonolnngeh 3lpiidcn Den
Idiuebiiden ulto noriueeilhen leIe'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26

SeltgIrten zinc itiirmiiGc Spoiion
6crcitctcn.
Sn Der b%erfloIicncn 4odc muroc
one Noitotion mc0cu elmer Ncnoc,
RING Der norpe9iihcn &crioiiung$-
lornl lebbaft bctricbcn. Gic rcprlb-
llt1rellnoliden Glcmrntc bcItrcben
lld) elfrlqIt, NnhGnQcr }t %Ncruinnct,
ood) ut lbrc Fortei lit GROCER Niinoer-
Deif, Ga Die Gon0iOotur cincS Frin-
sen aus Dem Solic NcrnoOottc ais
olf9e9eben ongeicGG lpcrocn mllB,
Ut c@ 10 gut mic iidcr. Dab Der nor
lpc9lld)e S6ron Dem FriBcn aorl
BON 9oncmort o~nQcbotOn lucrOen
MIRO, Der, foa5 cr omimmt, cinc8
cntbu'inItiihcn Gmpiongcs ijhcr icin
fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
SOiinnnaspulleS EflGm5dJen.

Mem Oorf, %. Septembcr. r.
Nellie NlBbNum, Is Sabre alt, lpur.
DC helltc lrlter ser bon ibrem %ater
erhobcncn Nntlage %perboitet, ibm
SrleIe gcihidt 81 bnbeL in meIden
cr nit Dem (ooe beorobt mtroe, luclll
er rldt $50 sable. Die grieie waren
lntcr5eiduct: Sic Sd,uar5e Sano."
&n Der Noliieiitotion aob Nellie ibre
Sd)ilo SIT, bebauptete icoodL Iie babe
Die Nrieie mrSpaBeS balber geltidt.
EGHe! Eaiie!
5nr Gciic ms HUSBAND bcIurgt s.
&aine, Ir. Al, ct. Ganl.S trakc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26

."''IlIuJN ltllltltHC llIll puSVCuulluC luu
Die Nerbonollngcn ob0cboltcn mlr.
Den. Gic norlpcgii6en 0elcQirtcn,
pclfe lucnigc Minutcn nod Sem
ShltG Der &crhnnolunqen ats Dem
@cbdltoc hcrouatrutclL nm sic Semi
tohrt nod Gbriitionio ol1jutreteu,
mllr0cn init elmer SDation cmtpian.
0clt 10 olld) sic i6luc0iid)Cu TClcQa-
ten Die crit ipGtcr crid)icncn lrl0 bon
Der Nien0c, Die 0ic ihmc0iidc Atotio.
nolbOmnc iong, Ilo6 Dem Sotcl 0clci.
let Wur6elt. Sic iinO crit nm Wtittcr.
nudt nod StodGolm obQerciit. lie.
Der bic &cltimmunQcn Oca N6foms
mems molltcn fidJ Die 9elc0irtcn ni6t
Gllbcrn un0 crfldrtcn, 0oB Oieic }r
Nniong Scr Wode befuult Qcmoht
mcr0cn mijr6eu.
Nlr &crbon0lrnNcn 0ie mmmebr
5luu bciric0iQcaocn N6ihlub ocbradt
luor0Cn limo, morcn rcd)t ciQcntbiims
Iidcr Notlr. Nli Der cincn Gcitc
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
@o8 g onfcu. io8t,

G6riitionio, -. September.
- Or. 9tonien, Scr bcfomtc &orO-
%polIobrcr, idrei6t hrDtc inl nWiorQcn-
bIoo," bob oic bon bcioru Scitcn be-
mielclle MfGBiamg Qrobcs COB Der
olcnc unO ooB e9 Dem &%iuNoi9nnl@
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ran 3rt crinnern.~ hciGt 6 in 0em
NrtlteL DOB Norpucacn Die NuiI0.
lung DER llnion sur ollcrWitcn BE.
0tn0ltn9 zines NbGommcn9 nit
Sdlue0en 0emud)t bot, mo Dob
Sfypc0cn Ooraui bat ciuQcbcn mill
lcn. Gic NorlucQcr mijnlhcn niht
Ole Sdme0cn 3l OcmiithiGcn, allein
lie molIen aud ujht aCocmiitbiat
mCr0cn. Sin binOmDcr Shic0aQc.
rid)t3pcrtrag lit cine bcllcre Sdpub.
lucbr ais ole beltcu Ncltun9cn." Ser
Nrtltcl ld)lteBt nit Ger TcltiteuunQ
odB %Aorpcgcn bon NM an cine clge.
ne alt3lpdrtige Eolitif mcr0c befolgen
t0nuCn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-09-06
Another Richland County Murder.

Richland County is gaining state
wide repretation for the frequency
with which crimes occur within
her borders.
The latest event in her chapter
of CRIME occurred on Sunday last at
Hub City. The principals IN the
action are John Nicholson the man
with the gun, and Ed Fullington
the victim. Both parties are oil
men, and both Civil War veterans.
Nicholson is in his 72nd year and
Fullington is but a few years hi:
junior. The difficulty arose over
the frequent trespass of horse be-
longing to Fullington in Nicholson's
garden. On Sunday Nicholson be-
came so enraged at the frequent
re-currance of the nuisance that he
rushed out and attacked Fulling-
ton with a club. He was disarmed
of this weapon but Immediately
drew a revolver, and fired the shot
taking effect in the stomach and
lungs of Fullington. Medical serv-
ice was summoned but recovery for
the injured man was declared I'M
nossible. The murderer is confined
in county jail at Richland Center.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-09-06
Good Races Promised.

The supply of stalls at the fair
grounds for trotters, PAGERS and
runners was exhausted Monday
morning with many more spoken
for. The officers decided 1t neces-
sary to provide more stalls to &C
commodate patrons and several ad-
ditional were constructed as soon as
possible.
Many good ho1ses are entered in
the speed contests and some close
finishes and fast records are assured.
A majority of the best that have
taken in the other fairs this season
and all here and the races promise
to be first-class and exciting.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-09-06
! Peter Ste1l Farm For Sale.

I will receive sealed bids for the
farm owned by the late Peter Steil
up to noon on the Doth day Of Sep
TENDER, 1905. The farm of 232 acres
is located on sec. IA, east of Bee
town and is miles west OF the city
of Lancaster, has good buildings,
a good well and springs of running
water that have never been dry.
Can be divided into two farms
with water on each, but the build
ings are all one side Of road which
divides it. A good school house
near dwelling. Terms Cash. Posses
sion given March LIST, 1906.
We reserve the right to reject
any and all bids.
67w4 VIM. E. WEBB, Executor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-09-06
VACATION DAYS.
They Are Nearly Over Now and Pu.
pills Should Prepare to Resume
Their Studies.

Vacation days are about over for
the boys and girls througout this
great commonwealth as the new
school year will open soon. Pic
MICS, fishing, Boosting, hunting, ex-
cursions and other enjoyments
that attracted their attention dur
ing the vacation days will have to
be laid aside until next year and
now for the season of study and
learning.
The schools in this city will open
Monday, September 18th, and all
the boys and girls should start in
on the opening day and keep going
until the end Of the term.
Parents and guardians should
bear in mind the fact that the Wis
consin lawmakers at Madison pass
ed law requiring every child be-
tween the ages of seven and four
teen years to attend some school =
public, private or parochlal-
least five months of the year. This
new compulsory education law pro-
vides that all children between the
ages of seven and fourteen years
shall attend school not less than
five months each year unless
prevented by physical or mental
inability. The law also provides
that any parent or guardian having
under his charge any child of the
prescribed age and who shall fait to
send such child to. school as pro-
vided, shall be punished by a fine
of from five to fifty dollars.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-09-06

"A promising young merchant
recently presented his better half
with a handsome dining room lamp
on her birthday. He was much
flattered when she told him she in
tended to give it his name, until he
asked her reasons for so peculiar a
proceeding. WELL" said she.
''you know, dear, it has a good
deal of brass about it, it is hand
some to look at, requires a good
deal of attention, is remarkably
brilliant, liable to explode at times
flares up occasionally, it is always
out at bedtime, and is bound to
smoke"
The teachers of the Lancaster
schools are DOW all engaged for en-
suing year. Will Webb takes his
old place in the North Side school
and Miss Kent of Beloit takes the
position made vacant by the re
signation of Miss Sawyer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-09-06
FOR THE SCRAP BOOK.
The Principal Features of Russo
Japan War.

War began, Feb. 6, 1904.
Peace agreement reached, Aug.
20, 1905.
Lasted, $40 days.
First shot on sea (at Chemulpo,
Feb. s, 1904.
First shot on land lat Plngyang,
Feb. %, 1904.
First naval engagement port Ar
thur Feb. 9, 1904.
Last naval battle (Sea of Japan,
May 81, 1905.
First land battle (Yalu,) May 1,
1904.
Last land battle (Mukden,) Feb.
26, March 1O, 1905.
Russian army in field at close of
war, 629,614
Japan's army in field at close of
war, 912,730
Russia's strength in guns, Lilo.
Japan's strength IN guns, 1,O3O.
Russia generals killed, 2.
Japanese generals killed, 0.
Russian admirals killed, 3.
Japanese admirals killed, 0.
Russians killed and wounded on
land, 294, 779.
Japanese killed and wounded on
land, 113, OO6.
Russian losses at sea, $1,000.
Japanese losses at sea, $3.50.
Russian prisoners. 7,701..
Japanese prisoners, GAG.
Russian ships engaged in war, 83.
Japanese ships engaged in war;
Russian ships sunk, 81.
Japanese ships sunk, IL.
Russian ships captured, z.
Japanese ships captured, 0.
Russia's money loss in ships, $155,
$50, 600.
Japan's money loss in ships, 1874,
72O, 900.
War cost Russia, 81, 200, 900, 900.
War cost Japan, $500, 100000.
Russia borrowed, 1870, 10000
Japan borrowed, $3.50, 0OO,0 900.
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Carmody's Sale.

Thos. Carmody & Sons will hold
their annual sale of Hereford cattle on
Wednesday, Oct. 4th, commencing at
p. m.
Sale includes IS head as follows: Ia
breeding COWS, yearling heifers, %
yearIing steers, IL steer calves, 8 heife1
calves; II pure-bred Hereford bulls
including 2 two-yr-olds, 2 yearlings,
spring calves; six of these bulls are
registered.
Terms: l years time will be given
on bankable notes bearing per cent
THOs. CARMODY & Sons
CO.. Hyde, Auc. r. Meyer. Clerk.
69t2
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Those having contributions fol

Those having contributions fol
the Cemetery association lunch
counter will please send then
either to the stand at the fair
grounds or leave them at Mrs Johr
Calls residence.
The will of the late VIM. E
Carter was filed in Milwaukee
Saturday for probate. It bequeaths
his entire estate to his wife, Ellen
E. Carter, who lis named as ex
ecutrix, without bond. The will is
brief, occupying only fourteen lines
of typewriter matter. The peti
ton for proof of the will estimates
the value of the estate at $4,000, OF
which $4,000 is in personality.
Vacation days are nearly over
A few days of this week and
the summer vacation of 1905 will
be thing of the past. The
fun and frolic of the past two
months which the young people
have enjoyed, will be curbed to an
extent, the duties of school life
calling upon them for hard work
and studious habits The past vaca.
ton has been one of complete en-
joyment for the pupils. Many have
enjoyed trips into the country while
others have gone to larger cities
and some have worked at different
employments.
During the thunder storm FIJI
day night lightning killed bunch
of fine 2-yr-old steers on the Car
Brandemuhl farm. There were
+, eleven in the herd, ten belonging tt
Mr.. Brandemuhl and one to Geo
Walker. The animals were huddleG
together under small tree in tn,
pasture. The bolt struck the tire,
and every one of the cattle were in
stantly killed, falling in a heap
They were not discovered unit
Sunday morning. The animal
were valued at $40 apiece and Their
was insurance on them to tn
amount of 5000. The loss fall
heavily on Mr.. Brandemuhl and b
IS certainly meeting with more thai
his portion of bad luck, havin,
broken his leg earlier in the season
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-09-06
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Schools open next Monday.
DIR. J. H. Reed is in Chicago.
( --John DechOw was In Dodge
vile on business Saturday.
%-&s7John Roth went to Mitchell, S.
D., on business Monday.
- Sam Pennock opened the bowl
ing alley for the season Monday,
Misses Ruby and Belva Wagner
are here from Soldiers Grove on a
visit.
-Baggageman Chas. Searles is
taking vacation. His run is taken
by Harvey Thompson of Madison.
james Webb is at Highland en-
gagged in installing an acetyline
lighting plant IN the saloon and
bowling alley of Philip Tanner.
''Neb" Suttle is assisting him.
F. M. Eastman has been out
through the country on canvass
ing tour for Allied Warren, the
Lancaster monument dealer. Mr..
Warren's work always gives salts
faction.
H. Henkel q Co.'s window dis.
play cannot be passed by without
expressions from the gentle sex.
The exhibit of Potter's silk is the
daintiest ever seen in the city OF
this line.
-Bryon Long paid fine of 81
and costs in Justice Shlmmin's court
Monday morning for bad behavior
near the depot. He struck Master
Willie Moran with chunk of lime
injuring the youGgster to the ex
tent that he was obliged to procure
the services of a physician.
The new commercial wire con
structed by the Western Unior
company was completed into Ian
caster Friday and the local Office
has the appearance OF train dis
paucher's apartment with all thu
ticking that is going ON. operate
Koch now has Milwaukee at hi
finger tips and the service so Ion!
needed is now in use.
Women have acode of honor TO
the preserving season. When
n 9ighbor woman takes another owe
d taste of preserves, the othe
woman returns the favor by jelly
Then the neighbor woman send
back the jelly glass filled with som
new chopped pickles. The neigh
Dor woman fires back a jar of jam
which is returned by a volley 0
cucumber pickles and by that tim
the returningOfre becomes quicke
and quicker, until the last glass o
jelly, and the last jar of pickles ar
stored away.
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For Sale.

On account of failing health I desire
to dispose of all my land excepting the
block at the depot.
The parts I wish to dispose of in
cludes lots, blocks and acres; also
icehouses and ponds. Will sell alto
gether or in parcels. There's no better
opening in the country for an in
dustrious man.
I wish to rent my large 2-story
building near depot. 1t is 22x7O and
fitted for a store building with good
basement and residence rooms over
head. Anton SCHMIDT.
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Fine Property for Sale.

The Jackson farm, consisting Of
$50 acres. Also house with seven
acres and four lots; half interest in
the Hunt & jackson store building
and acres west of store. Property
all located in Potosi, Wisconsin.
For further particulars inquire OF
or address.
PHILIP RoEsCH, Executor,
61tf Potosi, Wis.
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2 Estate of Frank NJ. Cronin, deceased.
- State of Wisconsin, County Court of
Grant County-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given. that at the regular
for said county, at the court house in the
city of LANCASTER, in said county, on the LIST
Tuesday Of Oct. A; D., 1905, being the 3rd
DAY OF oct. lsOo' at the hour of ten o'clock
be heard and considered:
The application of r. B. ShowalteI for the
allowance of his final account as admins
ceased, late of Lancaster, Wisconsin for
the allowance of his final account as such
administrator, for an assignment of the
residue, OF the estate and for his discharge.
By order of the Court E.B. GOODSELL.
County Judge.
Dated Sept. 4th. 1905.
First ms. Sept.5th: last ms. Sept 18th.
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Good Ba II Games.

There'll be two big baseball
games at the county fair this week.
At 10 a. m. tomorrow Livingston
and Little Grant will be pitted
against each other.
On Thursday at the same hour
Highland and Cuba City will con-
test for the purse.
Both games will be exciting and
we'll worth seeing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-09-06

Have your suits made to order at
Watton's. 40
FOR SALE: Slx-rOOm house and
two lots situated in 4th ward, city
of Lancaster. Apply to
J. c.. WELSH,
soft Bloomington. Wis.
-HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSION tick
cts on sale at Potosi good over the
Burlington route every Tuesday at
one fare plus So for the round trip,
good for q days to points west, south
west and northwest.
e7tf P. Fl. RosER, Agt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-09-06

WANTED-A competent girl for
general house work. Apply to JoECKEL
Bros
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-09-06

WANTED: 200 head of COWS that
will be fresh this fall Will buy any
breed or color. JOE WRIGHT. 56tf