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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
Seiraths . 2tccnsen.

2eonaro s. 9urfet, %, unb gaa
u. Soncs, 81; Ipplifont Nlbert i.
Miles.
Somcs Gornuea, 80, unb Slorencc
u. Seipp, AZ; gpplifont Gas. Gorn-
lucll, Godecton N..O.
Sbomos 9iaon, AZ, uno Catherine
McGlosfep, 40; applifont q. Seine.
imitb, Nr. A. Siib.arlington.sl pc.
Senrp ). Gobion, %, uno Minnie
Subborb, 1S; Ipplifnnt Senrp s.
Gobion, Nr. 1909, Noro.8opitrobe.
Hceiuolo Is. Gbmorbs, 26, unoNtn-
ME &. Nod, IS; Applifont HeginolO
=. GbmorbS, &orbprton, 30.
Charles u. McS berrpt iun., q,
ilno Ntprtlc aceier, u; G%pplifont&.
u. WcS berrp, JIM, Hr. ia, Noro.
Sllton.Ipenue I...
Suler Nonce, 20. uno SronceS
Eotts, %; Applifont IT. $. s. 90.
bis, Nr, S19, Tnrf. slpenlle.
George 2. Neboicpro, %, Ii. Annie
!. @ribin9er, 10; glpplifont @eorgc
g. Geobicprb, Mr.. 1916, Columbia
spenue.
SeIie &. Heeie, %, lnb Mines ..
Gopis, %; spplifont !, ". Heeie.
Nr, $500. Gliiton.A penlle.
Charles Hihter, 90, ulo Nrio ".
Gugent, 80; gpplifont Sol, Wouler.
Conrad Shorf 81, mo Worie V.
Sees, %; applifant &ouiS aiibncr.
Nr. Cos, eit.@ermonitroBe.
Somes 9ople, "A. unoW aricMon
lc, %; Ipplifont Somes ". Sos.
nell, ar. 70S, @eitsO itenoitrube.
Sobn ". 8loper. 43. uno 2ouiiu
ShuhS, 20; Applifant @A1l. S.@lo,
Der, Nr. S11, Gurlepitrobe.
Nrtbur ID. McGleuono, %, NM
SIipe ~. Morlep, 80; appIifont $.
Cohen, Nr. 1929, Wooiion.Ape
Watelis @oleSof. 20, UNI Sron5i>.
ia aopolesfo, IS; gpp!ifant Yeter
Smorboipicj, Nr. a11, Siioiannitr.
Surrp s. 9ufinobom q, II. Hoiu
!. 9opleB, 10; Applitont Sarrp =.
9udinebom. Mr.. 797, 8eoraeitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26

ltcU ltlp llnu) S0lllploH HolOS &C.
id)leppt. Gas befluQte Sd)ifi lit pom
9unoeSmnrihoq nit Vcif)log belcgt
mproen.
Grei SABRE Corrections
baus.
Ter Ncgcr Scnrp 1apis Don Nn,
Acratomn, Wo., mcld)cr Clinton BON
ncr, einen @ciBCn am SonntoB
Ourt cinen MeIieritib geiGbrIid) per
munoetc, muroe pon RidJter Soil.
man ultf orei Sabre nnh Dem
Stnats . 2Irbeitsbolrs geinnot. Bon
ner beiinnct iit INNER nod in fritz
ihen 3uitunoe i'm Soipital.
StroBenorbeitpr am
Strife.
9lli SeronloiIung cittcS 9aItino'
rcrs Negers pcrlongten 33 Arbeiter
an Der Rin91olo HohO BEL SoBera'
topn cine 2obnerbobung. "a ibnen
prrIon9te 9c5oblrmg pon $1.75 pro
(ng perpei9crt murbe, Icgttn lie bic
Nrbeit nieoer; ma bofit ic0od, onB
sic Strifer bolo micoer SIR Nrbcit
5iriidfebren meroen.
Nll5H dnrf.
Sn 1olgc ser bonn Stootrotb IN
annapolis oligcItcltcn idorien BE
bingunoen iiir Die @%cnutung Der
GtroBen ser Stoot ScitenS ser cleft
triiden 9obn GompognieL lit ee
tpobrideinlidl bob ole Gompagnicn,
luelfe INN boS Fripilcg nad)Illhten,
ii6 1peigcrn perben, lire 8elelie III
Den StroBen Der StantS'SollptItoOt
All Ieacn. Die pom Stootrotb gcitcllte
9eoinqung, meldle Die SGitge Der
@oggons oui 40 Sub beifrdnft, lit
Sen Gompognien ~bcionOerS Elm Corn
i'm 9luqe, ga iie 60 Sub LANCE @o9-
CONS 81 bctreiben gebodtcn. glld)
onoerc 9eoingrngen poiien Ocn Cont
pognien nidt, 10 ooB cS bis jett ben
@nidcin bat, oils Oh annapolis lid)
pbne eleftrii6e @oggons 5l bebelfen
baben miro.
@epoItt6dtiGcr Negcr.
Clinton Bonner, - Sabre alt, Gin
SEEKER in Iienltcn Der rNorfolf &
@eitcrn @obn," purbe om SonntoG
III Sogerstomn BON eincm Ntegcr NIT
cirem WcIIer lebens9eiGbrlid per
munbet. Gle @urben Boomers
mllrben i'm @oibingtonsGourtp so.
ipitol nit 20 Stihen 5ugendbt. Ger
iun9e Wonn ioB III Der 5biire oes
alten y9celer Souie." cinei1t %iei1er
Miltter geborigen Sotel in So9ers.
iomn, dis elm Neger, Der an inn Dor.
iiber geben polte, oui i'm einidlu0.
Bonner uertbcioi9te lid ltno Der
Meger illdte unter Irobungen ooS
@eite. gr febrte in fur5cr 3eit 5ll.
riid, urb Der Streit begonn pon
Neuent, in beiien 8erlalli 9onner
Meiieritihc III ote'Iirfc Sette erbielt
uno CT pom 9lutperlult geldrpGht
3l goben fiel. Als Der 5bot perbGd'
tig lit Der 3eger Senrp 9apis IN
Cumberland perboftet moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
@ereiniate Sanger Ton Baltimore.

gereinigte Singer TON baltimore.
Sauptquartier: r@ermania M6n.
nerdor Sale"; 8rditoent Senrp
@ieiefing, Scr. 22S, perI. gaitern.
9lue.; correiponoirenbcr ulo proto'
fouirenoer SefretGr Gilbert Sdmiot,
Rr. BOG, Siio.Baca.S trobe; 8inans'
SefretGr g. $immelbeber, Gr. 315,
Horb.goen.S trabe; Sbotmeilter s.
WidIit, Scr. 7t3, 8arner.S robe;
9irieent Sobn q. 3Iein. @eriamms
lung iehen 5meitea 6reitag I'M No.
not.
...,A .Mrion."
Sauptquortier: Giag Sale, Wr.
205. &anober.S traBe. SinNItunoe:
Wittpoh - Dirieent: S. Is. Srant.
r .Sarmouie."
Sallptquartier: 4r. Ala, @eIt.
Sasette-S troBe. Sineftunbe: 9ien.
tags - 9irieent: esobn ". 4!ein.
.8ermanie.W l1nnerhor."
Sauptquartier: 8ermania MGn.
nerdor Sale, Scr. 410-412, @elt.
2ombarO.5 Strobe. S%ineitunbe: 9on'
neritass - 0irieent: Tt2obor Sem.
berger.
.Grobiinn."
Sarptauorticr: 5robiinn SaGe.
Ir. 1000, Sre6eridMoenue. Cling.
itunbe: Wittpods-Iirigent: Sobn
y. &lcin. '
.Mrbeiter. MGnnerdor."
Suuptquar.ier: Irbrcas' Sale,
Hr. 314. SanoperliraBe. Sineitunoe;
Witttpods - Dirigent: Gbas. 3.
Bodau. e
.Thalia.MGnnerhor."
Sauptauartier: 8oigi's Saue, Ser,
1922, Sarforb.apem,e. Sineitunbe:
0ienitass = Girigcnt: S. 6. Nrant.
r2ocuit-To WGnnerbor."
Sauptquartier: 3miter's Sole,
gde Cube. uno gnoreitraBe. Cling,
itlnoe: Wittnob @benos 8 ll9r -
9:rigent: .9ubert 8riippeI.
uIrbeiter .2ieoertafeI."
Salptquartiet: Bola' SaGcs. Nr.
40S, 8eit 2ersrstonitfaBe. Sing.
itlnbe: ~9ienitass-9trieent Subsrt
3riippei.
.Melo6ie.1
Saupfql,a~tt,r: 5. Mies' SaIe.
gde 2omitraBe uno 8elair Marft.
SineItlnoe: 9onnerftass = Girl.
gent &. 3orolus.
rNaneriihsr MSnnerGor."
Souptquartier: Ndcrmann's Sale,
gfe Dor Caroline. unh @ouobitrabe
Singihrnoe: 0cnnerItag @beno -
0ir:gent: Mlisnit Shneioer.
.@ermania.G .,iorteti.G Club"
Saliptquarfier: Weienbera's Sale.
Gr. 116, Toro EacaIiraBe. cling
it,nbe: Gienltass - Ttriaeat: 5.
aaroiiis.
nWeteer.@ ciangp-reiu."
Soubtu,ortiet: &offmann's Sale.
Com. unb Sorreit StraBe. cling
Ihlnoe: Dienltess-Dirieeni Suberl
4riippel.
nMo51rt M1nnerhor."
Saubtmuartier: Mobert 0o1mcr's
Sale. @r. t92t-1923. Orleans
StraBe; Ginaitunoe jeoen Conner
flag Mbenb; @eo. G0bImnri. Tirigent
~gidentran5."
Salptq,artier: Sok1 Sdmiot'S
(porm. 9orn's) Sane, gde 8. uni
@ouebitrabe, SisbImototpn. cling
itltnbe: Mittpod,s-Oirigent Geo. @
HoehIindtttt. '' n'
3urnoerein .8oruGrts."
G~orfpdrts .SaGe. Scr. 732-734
Weit.2erinatonitrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
Nbfabrtstasc Der EaiIasicr'S ampfer
DDu TclusWorf,

am 81. September Sampier
nSeGig Slap" nad a%openbogen.
PIN 81. september 9ampier
.Imerifa" nof &amburg.
am 81. September Camper
nSoooie" na6 Sapre.
gtm 30. September Camper
~2ucania" nad 2iberpool.
am 20. September 0ampfer
raonig gilbert na6 Ieapel II. @enua.
9(m 20. September Camper
nSinlanO" naf Mntperpen.
Mm 30. September Camper
st, 2ouis" nad Soutbampton.
am 80. September Camper
naitoria" nad Glasgow.
am 80. September Gampier
.Winnetonfo" mad 2onoon.
Pm 30. Septem6er 9ampier
r@ascogne" nad SABRE.
Elm 80. september Camper
nStalia" naG Neapel uno 8cnua.
am 3. Sftober Gnmpicr ~aron.
prins @il9elm" nah Bremen.
glm 3. Sftober 9ampier n&pn'
0am" nat Hotteroam.
9(m 3. Sftober 0ampier nNor6.
Imerifo" mad Teapel uno 8enua.
9lnl 3. Oftobcr 9ompfer vSoben.
berg" nad Neapel unb Srielt.
s(m 3. Sftobcr 9ampier n8erma.
MIA" na6 Heapel uno Marieiue.
Nm 3. Oftober 0umpier nMaie'
tito" nod 2ioerpool.
PIN 4. Sftober 9ampfer "Gro'
pence" nof SABRE.
Mm 4. Sftober 0ompfer nSant.
burg" nod) Neapel unb @cnlla.
Mm A. Sftober Camper ygliider"
nod Somburg.
PIN 5. Sftober Gampier nGeltic"
mad 2iucrpool.
Sim 6. Sftober 0ompfer .Weiaba"
rad) &on0on.
Am 6. Sttoher Gonlpier. 3celano"
na6 NntDerpen.
am 6. Sftober 0ompier nY9ila.
oelpbio" nnd Soutbampton.
Mm 6. Sftpber 0ompier u9olum.
bia" mad @lasgolu.
am 6. October 0ampier .Tennipl.
pania" nah Somburg.
Mm 6. Oftober 0ampier .llmbria"
mad 2iperpool.
g(m 8. Sftober 0ampier Caro-
mia" nad) 2buerpool.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
Sdnffsuad)ridtcn.

@enua, 25. Sept. - aneefom.
men BON New Dorf lit Ger 7am'
pier yWolife."
New Dort, %. Sept. IL Ger
Nompier nMedor" lief BON Bremen
bier Elm.
girgetroiien iino Ole Gampier
naronprin5 @ilbelm" BON 9remet
uno vMiiiollri" bon Nntperpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
Naht,uasgon L. MuMtcm.

GarepitraBe un0 Sort Mpenue =
Siolid fabreuO: Serlafien 9ruio.
Si1-Hart 1, 2, 3 uno 4 llbr Mor-
gems; Sapette. ulo Soparb.S trabe
1.21. 2.2t, 3.21 ulo 4.21 Morsens.
N0rblih fobreno: @erIaiien Sort
McSenrp !, 2, 3 nno A llDr Mor-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26

2akt Gnd bentc reeiitriren. Cine
aGacmcinc Hesiitrirnng finSet in
galtimO ore itatt. Die qOfalc iino uDn
8 llbr Mprsens bis 8 ltbr Nbcnos
ufien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
Mbam Ruyp's Wetauraat,

vt. 1904, Rorb .Gentral,Mpenue
Der pGorboft Smmeriudbrtnber gaubere,H
bon Baltimore" %berfaurmeIt It'd Bier tes
ben Wlci.taa. - George 8rebnl 4 Cons
Bier an Bart, mad beut6er art btreft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
9. epatn's Reftaarant,

ri, 923. WorS.GDtn., Ode Wnibous.et
sIaess 81. $685. 3. Dc rstsmben.9i.
ifrtits Gr;., loe,' -sG:uers9iftriftS Nr.
l03,.. 9; u.'9." unb nDiftriits SIT. SO,
8. u.sg." Sale an 8sreine su bermies
them. -Setnfte gtere, Beine uub anbere
Vetrilnie. I%eIepboH: g. & B. 2pIfe $40 n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26

EprbuitsGdc pon 2utu. nnb Sprreit.str.
Sauptnuariier oes @eiuispereins .Mselo.
Die" Straitttnben ieoen Sonneritae 9tbo.
Gerfo mmInngcn oes Centennial Wieeners
gereins" iehen 9. uno 4. Sienitna i'm
Wfofnt. Selepbon-0. & q, qSolte 17588
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26

8. u. G6trmanu'S pale,
yanroud.e6e 0Sugb. anb Earoiime.1 traHs.
Sauptanartter beS pSaberufW dnner1otS".
8ereinss8 erl autm luueen itben Sonnerftaa
MbetS. Weue WiteIie6er ;ptutcnrmer.
8or6iigIt@eS Bier ber sSatipnaI.B raues
lei" am Sapf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
Gantea SAB 9tettaastpsa.


Vut vat. htb bait'NOenhe, Hanfuu.
W'arplano'I elepbon - 81 81,
ipeiB," rSamensSereins 6es GoeIfpeis,~
s9dntons9onfIaos Gr. 445, 8. 8. s.
~SrientaIs9 iitrifts @r. 1853, 8. t.,N.,' il.
Caution Spars Northumberland
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26

Gr. @ilcn Der Gbcf oes
d)elniihen Tc9ierungs Bureaus il,
@oibington, erflGrt, bob neiln5i9
Ero5ent u~nierer iobri5irten Mob'
rungsmittcl unb @ctrGnfe perfGlIht
ieien ober inter folifcr Gillette per.
follft merOen. 9nS muht Ben Sabri-
fonten feline Gbre u,b itelt nnierC
9onje NabrlnGSnlitteI aSnonltrie M
Elm if)led)tes 2ift. Surh ooS neiie
NobruneSmittel,@ eiet ioa Dem nun
o~bgebolfen pcrben; olein Der, Gon'
areb fam MIR Den 5luiid,enitoatli,
den Sonbcl nit bcrfGlihten Tob-
ritn9snlitteln perbieten. @os in ben
ein5elnen Stanten albright unb per.
folift miro. iitSohc Ser Staaten. Gs
mare nlio 5u miinihcn, BOB aaeS tao
ten oos Electromagnetic or,fl fir Die
Stuuteu iibernebmen miirben, oanlit
oen T~ol'dnngen bon Nabrungsmit.
teln 8etrGnfen mo Mr5neimitteln
enolld elnnlal Elm Gnbe gemadt
miro. &enn @unoes. unb Stadts-
Seboroen Sono III SonS geben. Damn
crit lit es moalif, Dos tief eineeriie-
ne llebeI erfolereid) Sl befGmpien.
@ern ilbriaen& Ser Hesierunas.9be.
mIter ons Nnblifum beIebrt. bab sc
FroSent Der Nobrungs. uno 8enuB-
mtttel perfolidt ieier, Damn moaen
lid Die eonllrmentcn ielbit poriebcn
mo 10 lpenig, wie mogIid), fabrisirte
SebenSrhittel f%oufcn. @icneid,t miro
ea nit oent ,citen 8elet, oos init
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26

Wr. ZIG, Gias.' nahs Soipass. sfrese.
8or5agIi6e aetne. Spirttuoien u. t1ufoi,.
Gi3drren. .gefteS Sler am 8apf. Yunt1
tlr SetbdftSIente bon 1870 Borui. btS
Q rlbr sfuhmittdgs. IeIepbon q. 6 @,
- URt. Bernon 3008 4. =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
edmibt's ,ethrniraus.Saae,"

/ Gde 3. NIB WnhDb.G traRt.
{ Sauptauo ritter bes YBap ern 8r.'Snt. Ser.
{ ems" "Gi6enfran5 . Samen . 8ereinS,"
Canton Smi1eriu. 9au, II. 9eibbereins."
{ r9eutf6e @sniitbIiehfeit unb rSefper.
{ @nHtIabe Nr. ATS, g.. .. g." Sriftes
{ gter au ieoer Belt. = 9 & 3. 1elepboH:
{ 0oIfe 1923 s..
!, gprtng's Caution 9teberfrau3.1aae,"
{ eabtpetsGde 8. ctr. u. Gatt.stue., Gaatsa
{ S~ahptauartier hes ,&antonsQteberfraia1.
{ Sinaitunbe teben Mtttppf Mbenb. Ser
!; Sarnen;8erein bsrfamntelt Ii1 ieoeu gten.
!. MISUNDERSTANDING = HpIfe. 14b3 B.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26

Wie aus Wlnd)elter, Sa., gelleloei
miro, meroen Die Soupt-S radt.
bureaur Der Cumberland Bailey
8abn" nod) Sagerstown uerlegt mer'
ben, iobaib Die notbigen @orberei-
tnnaen setroifen iino. Gieie anoro'
ming mliroe augenideinlid) porge'
nommen, I'm inn Stanoe 81 iein, Der
,Wabaib @eitern Warplono gobn"
oie Spite 5l bietenL Die @ugerstomn
Al ibsem boiiptiGfliditen Funfte 5u
maiden geDenft.
So6e gergeeelocr einge'
fIagt.
gapit1n Seinrid Wartin. Der
Gommanbeur oes beutid)en 9%ampfers
uGarI Wensea," bai bei'm Snnoes.
aeriht in HorfoIf, 3d., cine Soroe.
runa bon $4,000 aui g~ergeeeIoer
aegen ben ifiii6riifis g%erporoenen
biermaitigen Shooner Gin Of
Weoraetomn" aus Nem 9eoiorb an
bdngie eenadi. Die gitp Of George.
fopn,~ pelde mdbreno oes leeteli
Sturmes idpuere Sopafie. eriitten
6atte, iuurbe BON Ser Carl Wen5en"
am IS, September ing 1an eenom'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26

.Suiepb ed,uenssr's GATE,
211b, eGloertons9tnno, labe Sreoeri6r gbe.
pie beiten 99eine i'm Beiiruo. U1abl.
5eifen gu ieoer Seit. SefdditsIunf6 cline
Sanptaia ritter oes pGanuftatter BoIfsfeft.
8ereins."
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-11-26

physician can be of greater service to
the public and himself.
In time medical men will probably
advertise as much as those in any
other profession. 1t is acknowledged,
of course. that an advertising physi-
clan, who makes false claims, may
delude the public and do a great
deal of harm. A physician who adj
vertises what he cannot perform IS
undoubtedly a Quack, but there are
quaclzs also among those who never
advertise at all-the worst kind of
quacks and frauds. False advertis-
ing does not pay perman entity in any
line and what is contemplated, when
prediction is made of doctors eventu-
ally taking full advantage of their
opportunities, is truthful statement
of the advertisers name, location,
hours, fees, and, if he is a specialist,
an announcement to that effect, with
clear explanation of what he can do
The possible patient, who is now de
liberately kept in ignorance of the
means by which he may be cured
has some rights also in the matter
for which the old system does not
provide.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-11-26

ual SHOWS even under the equator;
vast forests grow untouched from a
soil of incredible richness. The
plains of Argentina, the great uplands
of Brazil; the mountain valleys of
Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia and
Colombia are suited to the habitation
of any race however far to the North
its origin may have been; hundreds
of millions of men can find healthful
homes and abundant sustenance in
this great territory.
What action ought our govern
ment to take for the accomplishment
Of this just purpose? Three kinds OF
action have been advocated
81. A law providing for free ships,
that is, permitting Americans to buy
ships in other countries and bring
them under the American flag. Plain
ly this would not at all meet the dir
f1culties which l have described. The
only thing it would accomplish would
be to overcome the excess in cost Of
building a ship in an American ship
yard over the cost of building it IN g
AO4S4SoAl Oil pJ al " W 04A4SC cl4A C44C
materials which enter into an Amer
lean ship are entirely relieved Of
duty, the difference in cost of con-
struction is so slight as to be practi-
cally a negligible quantity and to at
ford no substantial obstacle to the
revival of American shipping.
y. 1t has been proposed to estab
fish a discriminating tariff duty in
favor of goods imported in American
ships, that is to say, to impose higher
duties upon goods imported in foreign
ships than are imposed on goods i'm
ported in American ships. We tried
that once many years ago and have
abandoned it.
';3. There remains the third and
obvious method: to neutralize the ar
tificial disadvantage imposed upon
American shipping through the ac-
ton of our own government and for
eign governments by an equivalent
advantage in the form of a subsidy or
subvention. In my opinion this is
what should be done.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-11-26
WHOLE HIGH SCHOOL
ELEVEN DISMISSED FOR
DENYING PRINCIPAL
Lancaster Football Teams Under
Suspension for an Act of
INSTRUMENTATION.

Lancaster, Wis, Nov. 21.-The
whole football team Of the Lancaster
high school, including the substitutes,
have been expelled from the school
for one week as q result of going to
Richland Center last Saturday to play
a game there. The principal, Charles
E. Slothower, claims that he forbade
the members of the team to go, and
the action taken by the school board
is for INSTRUMENTATION.
The members of the team all OBJ
tanned the consent of their parents to
be absent from school Friday to make
the trip to Richland Center, and claim
that Mr.. Slothower only said that they
did not go with his consent, but did
not understand that they were forbid
den to go. Yesterday morning the
principal notified the IA members of
the team that they were forbidden to
come to school for one week They
left the school building, giving their
school yells as they left.
Minister'S Son Fired.
At noon some of the boys in the
high school not members of the foot
ball team gave the school yells outside
of the building The principal came
out and seized the son of the Congre
gational minister here and told him
he was suspended from school for two
weeks and possibly longer. This stu
dent was not one of the team and
was at school Friday.
Many of the citizens, especially the
parents Of the members Of the team
who have been suspended, were much
stirred up over the matter and the
father of the captain of the team de
clares that his son must be received
in school or he will make trouble He
says that he gave his consent for MS
son to be absent from school on Fri
day and that the action of the board
in suspending for absence is unwar-
ranted.
Public opinion was mostly with the
principal for the suspension for the
oftense of the football boys, but has
changed somewhat since the expulsion
of the minister's son, for his partisan
ship. The members of the team are
preparing to keep UP their studies
during the week and have received
written notice from the principal to
be present ext Saturday forenoon to
take an examination which they will
have missed during the week
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-11-26
COLONEL CASSON
SAID TO BE SAFE
Likely to Retain Position as
Sergeant-at-ArmS of
the House.

Colonel Henry Casson has gone to
Washington preparatory to the open
ing of congress. 1t is said in we'll
informed political circles that the de-
feat of Congressman Babcock, his
sponsor, will have no effect upon his
term of the office of sergeant-at-arms
of the house, since it happens not in
frequently that congressional APP
pointees become regarded as in the
service not from any particular state
but from the nation at large. This is
deemed the present-day standing OF
Colonel Casson with the generality of
the lower house.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-11-26
]. Gordon Morse Admits He's
the Man Wanted in
Madison.
BAKER GOES AFTER HIM
Arrest Due to Illustrated Circu-
lars Issued by Police
Department.
Madison, Nov. q.

Chief of Police Baker left at 8:10
o'clock last night over the st. Paul
road for Great Falls, Mont, to bring
back J. Gordan Morse, who was ar
rested there by the sheriff. The
chief is provided with requistion pa
pers from Governor Davidson in case
Morse fights extradition.
Morse, who conducted a piano bust
ness here, went away several weeks
ago and has been sought since by
various banks and others, who
charge that he got money out OF
them. Goodwin Smith lost heavily by
purchasing alleged forged and raised
notes from Morse. The sheriff at
Great Falls will receive the 500 re-
ward which Mr.. Smith has offered for
Morse's arrest.
About two weeks ago Morse at
tempted to pass a check of $500 on a
Helena bank. The bank officials COM
municated with the Bank of Wiscon-
sin, from which they learned that
Morse had no money on deposit here
and that he was wanted for forgery.
Chief Baker Immediately wired the
police to arrest Morse, but the fellow
became suspicious and left the city.
Circulars with the picture and de-
scription of Morse, were printed by
Chief Baker and mailed to all the
principal cities out west.
Morse acknowledged his identity
to the sheriff at Great Falls. Chief
Baker is expected in Madison with
his prisoner Sunday or Monday.
Wanted in Many Places.
Morse's operations cover a good
part of southern Wisconsin. He is
wanted at Monroe, Lancaster, Brod-
DC ad, Evansville, Stoughton, Edger-
ton and Madison, and at several
places outside of Madison.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-11-26
PUBLIC GAMBLING TO
CONTINUE IN LA CROSSE

La Crosse, Wis, Nov. 21.-Believ-
ing, it is said, that public gambling is
better for La Crosse than back room
gambling uncontrolled, Mayor Will
liam Terrence yesterday declined to
take action on the demand OF Alder
man Harry Palmer and others that
the gambling places be closed. Pal
mer is the recently defeated candidate
for sheriff. He said he would be
avenged upon the sporting fraternity
for repudiating him at the polls.