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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-08
Sublcnbaroc mno sc6n Mlnnn ucrmiRt

9torfolt, T. }(priI. - Ser Slot
ten 9fcmorQlcur nGotomoc" Itocb
bertc potl Dem TIottcnbolboi 3u Nor
iolf aus in Scc, lml nocb Der ,SlottCn-
&oblenbor9c 5ll iu6crL luclhc an
Nfontog m1brcnO Oca Shlrmc5 Don
Dem aoblcnicbiii o9Iborcnoo" gc-
trennt puroe. SIS bcinnOen iiN 5llr
Belt, ais Die Barge pcrIorcn 8ing
3cbn Wionl oui OcricIbcn &clltc miro
nltN Der &rcu}cr oGIcpclono" 3ltr
Snbc nudb ocr Barge otSfobrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-08
Mi0ionGr ucrnu9liift.

= bottnltongn Ieml, Z. glpril.
9iobcrt Sdlolbe, Elm bicIiger Oiil.
lion1r, ullrOe 1clltc gclegentlid elmer
Spo3ierinbrt aus Ieinem 9ugop &c.
i6Ieu0crt uno tootlitb perlebt. Der
&erungIildte FAM ais nittelloier
Siingling nnh 9(nerifo uno erlpur6
lid onrh Die pon ibm 9egriinoete
@erberci cin Gerrlogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-08
asnrIim arnen sir niNt2

Sin 5rembIllb II Jlcp2orf IQale 81 clnenl
sndbeu: ,Sc, meth 2ltltqr, Id lllbdic nadb ber
Aeeder.sirnfe aeben, ipotani Der fieinc Riipcl
ermocrir; r9Sarln qeb'n &c oenif ni6'f
Sd)pii felt RatuceIius' Lugelt bnbetl hte setjfc
gin ipobL iaaien Die Nernbntoillcr Dioilbe.
iueiin 1br clue Nebcr,llieoi5ilt babcn inDIlt ipn'
rum bert6niit Sbr sud ncl eille2 ltnb ie
fetten 3ufnntnlen, ipus iebi unter oel fntneli
fuil1ti III, .iuelcbe nle en MliiieI Die peher 81
friiinef, has 'elnt 81 lltiern. ulh nus Sbet
81 rtinpen, iIictlaS iihertroffcn tpuroeil ftnn
Sus bebt G5efbiii, iuenn Sit etpas babeil
mllit. uetf6nffc eS Eir. 0oWiL5tl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-08
mcnict io0t i'll cinenl 1clegromnl,
oaB bic Grolt0Bc nohloiien mo boS
&oIt picocr 3uOerlidtllder pcroc.
Z o oppcItc . ntenti.

Honbon, Z. ?lpriI --- !Dfoior ,SoS.
e. y. Wtortin Scr Shatullcn.Ber-
uoItcr OcS Frin5cn Gbriition, beS go.
tcrS Der Frin5clii1 8iftorio bon
Shlc9luia. Solitein, peronIoBtc Die
Gcmcntlrlul0 0cS bon benz .Goilp
Dfrror" bier III llmloni gebrohtcn
8erilhtS bon elmer Ncrlobrng Der
EriBciiin NIT Dem @roBiiiriten Mi-
cbael. Der Oiaior crtl1rt bic Nohridt
filr uo6lolllt ltnbegrinoet"
Ger rliiiidbe gotihoIter @rof Ben.
gen0orff uer0ifentlidt ebenions cine
Grfl0rllng, iuclde bciogt, es lei .ob.
Iolut ni6ts WoIrcS an Der Weloung,
0oB bic gIbbonfitng oeS G5aren beuor.
ltcbe."
(Prin5cllin Tiftorio 2ouiie lit sic
tiItcrc Codtcr Ocs Erin6en 6riebrid)
Gbriition bon ShIesluig SoIitein.
SonOerbilr1 9tllAiltcnbur1 uno lit
am 3. Utoi 1870 aitf Srognlorc Souie
geboren.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-08
auf etnen
gannt Deben.

YrOIciiiOncllc Rcflamc nno be5abl-
tcS 2Ob m6scn ciucm 9lrtifcl at NH.
fiacr Hadfrasc Ocrbclicn, nbcr ,ucnn
bcrIclbe nidt bnrd inucren 8ertl in
bic S6be fommt, lit cs mtlus, ibn
bnrh In5ciacn mritcr 5n idiebcn.
nSalc'S 6oncD Of SoreBunnb anb
Sar" crrridtc idjon lanec Den @ipfcl
booardJ, baR cs mic urrieblte, Sniten
Obcr Grfaltnng at fnrirrn. GS 6ringt
idncac Grlcidtcrnng bon webem
oalS nno SrunditiS. gan ncBme es
r
in 3cit nnb Ocrbiitc crnltlidc Granf.
felt. SBr SlpOtbcfcr ucrfanft es.
Mnu 6altc cs in oicicm urrGnScrlidjcn
Wcttcr 5um 0cbrand brcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-08
GaItru's 9,cfinocn ldDlinmcr.

@illcm ItoO, 7. 2IpriI. - 0c.
pciHrn ans &cnc5ucIo 5uiol8c bat Iicb
0oo 9cfmocn oc9 8rGiiocntcn GoItro
micGcrnl pCrihlimmCrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-08
,Slt @ni1in0ton, 3. s., iii Sri

81 W01Dlll0fnlL Y. U IT VTI.
Jioic Wclllnon, 0ie 5ohtcr ocS )tor0s
poliobrers Srn. 8ntcr WellmaL NIT
Serop Chamberlain BON Sirginien
ebelid perbiutoen moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-08
Oencralfrife.
WctgCr, NGfcr unO Grocer in EnriS
bcidDliCFcn Wcncrnlitrifc.

bcIdlicFcn WcncrnlItrifr.
3uionntenflmit Der &0ni9c pom Spus
nicn lmo Gn0luno in Gurtagena.
- @citerc &loenmcBclcien be.
iiirbtct. - :. Ficrpont W}orQon
in Hom. - Or @. &. aricacr
BON Gbicono last iib in Berlin
nic0cr. - 4rin5ciiiu &ittorio bon
ShleSlui0sSoIitcin nidt nit Dem
@robliirltcn Niidocl Uerlobt.
EoriS, I. 9Ipril. - ,St elmer bclt
ti0cn &crionnnllnQ Scr &crtrctcr bcr
GcrciniNten NtcB0crs, @Gfers un6
Grocer llnioncn mur0C bclho'iclL
cincn @cncroliritc on5ufinOiQcn
SIS ullrbc nod tcin bcitinntcS "a.
tlm iclt0cItcQt, 6oc6 ocrnlltbct moL
boB ser NfuSIton0 om #. 9lpril be.
0innt.
Nlionio bciudt Gbm oro.
Wto0riO, I. 2lpriI. - &0niq 9H
ionic Die a0nigit. .g8ithuc Murin
Gbriltinu Ercnier Wtolro, Gopiton
9tino, MorincminiItcr, 2lucn0c Sol.
5o}ur, Wtiniitcr iiir ght9lp0rtigc 9In-
NcIc0cnbcitcn Cir Ni. W. 4. Gc
Nuncn britiidcr @otldnltcr al
SpouicL ru0 Seuor DC &iQo oc llrs
ritn Der poniiAc 9otitboitcr on
@roBbritonnicn linO bclltc nod) Gor
toQcno pcrrciit 100 &0ni0 9IIionlo
init Dem &0nig G0uorO 5ulommcn
trclIcn miro.
Ncitrrr &uocnmcbcIctcu
bel ilr dtct.
S0cilo l. 9lpril. - Die iocbcn
bCcn0Ctc Whui5ipohuohl bot cin lcns
iotiDncllc9 GrgcbniB, in0cm Die Ncr-
ciniQlng Der pubrcn Ml'ict ciucn
lmcrmartctcn Sicg oapontruq. &ou
- WtitQlic0ern Oe9 Sto0ratbS lmh
81 W}itglieocr oieier 3ortci. Scr
iriibcrc libcrulc Sta0trntb mnr iu.
0cnlrcun0Iih 0ciilnt lm0 biclt Die
g(ntilcuitcu il 3mmL lScbt obcr
bat c3 Den 2lnicbcin OoB Die vS6por.
3cn S5unOrrt" miC0cr bic Sbcrbcrr.
ihoIt ac>uinncn lucrbcL mo ncrc
acknowledgements ncr0cn bcfllrh
! tCt.
5. Ytcrpont WtorNon in
VI pnr
9lonL I. 2lpril. - s. Eierpont
Wor0uu BON Nc>U.2ort lit bclttc bier
cilt0ctroiicn. Gr miro ii6 nur flr5c
| ,}cit olfholtcn.
: t. &rttgcr lln0 letn = o y l..
@crlin, T. 2lpriI - Or. George
&. aricgcr, iriibcr in Chicago pobns
6oit, lm6 icin Sobn G0OD, ilbcr Ocllcn
on0cbIichC GntiiibrunQ in &nnlblWA
fiir3lid bcrihtct mlrOc, lil0 in Der.
lin. Er. &ricgcr bcnbidltlgt, bier IN
Ncrlin ais 9I3t 5l prottlircn Gr CT
flGrt Der anobc lei IrchullllN 5ir lhnl
Qctomcn unO ooB CT Icincn 8clib &C.
lctliG pcrt9cioigen pcr6c. Sic Wirtt
ter 0cS anubcn, bic jctt Die @otin oc5
Gbico1ocr 3obnor3tcS Or, ScnrD e.
WocGonolo it, ioQtc por ctlicbcn Ia
! qcn lic bcoblidbti0c, Io'ort nod Gbi
coao 5urildiltc0rcn.
GminoicS 3cidrn.
q 6upn 9ilBlono, 7. 2lpriI. -
! 3c6n lolllcno 6obritorbcitcr bnbcn
bier Die gtrbcit niebcrNclcgt imo Die
tSrcitoillng bc3 Tcoolutionilien 9lrlc
uiuS pcrlongt mclher bon Der Foli5ci
bcrbnltct lporncn lit.
nGutbiillunNcn."
HuriS, T. 9pril. - Ger .Micili-
Dor" oas neue rcpublifoniihe Ulott,
publi3rt Deute einen 8rici OeS !Qton'
| ,;,,,, Nn,,,,4 4,,,,,,i frtihnrn,, Q nfrh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-08
Ma6inatiOucn.
Is, s., Sarriman nnO GOniortcll
rmadcn" $24,G4S,600,

Hltillircn iilr iDrc 3lpcdc Die Obi
cogo 9llton 9obn." - llcbcr
$57000,000 ser neu creirtcn
Sbulo Der 8nbn nid)t iiir leQi-
time 3rpcfc bcnlrBt ~ General
9(npolt Stcoo bon SQinoi$ iogt,
c3 giebt Elm YiitteI, lm oic
u6inoBierc" 5llr 9iccbcnidait 5ll
5icGcn
9 Sprin9ficl0, ST., I, 9pril. -
@cncrol StootSonlpolt Stcoo iibcr.
rcicbtc bciltr bent @ouncrncW Gcnccn
Gin Sltohtcn iibcr oic Wtonipulotio
ncn. ourcb Die 4. s.. Soorrimon, IS. s.
@oulo, TSunte8 Stilnon un0 Wortis
nler &. Sdiii Die nGbica4o 9Ilton.
Gilenbobn" fmon5ieIl rllinirtcn, llnO
in0t sum S6IuB, cS lmtcrlicgc fci.
mem 3pcifcI, ooB Elm Wfittcl crtItirc,
nm gcgcn ole 5inon5lcttc oor5n-
0cbcn, lpelrbc 0icic propcrircn0c
Giienbo6n.@cielido oltf Soften III,
icbnl0ioer g(ftionGrc un0 Gigent6ii-
mer bon Obligotioncn ruinirt rmh
oonn lclblt WiiQioncn cilgcbcimlt
G0ttcn.
S1r. Stco0 lit o6cr i'm 3meiicl o6
rs Dem Stootc SllinoiS 5ufGnlc, ou5
Niittcl in glnmenoung 3u 6ringcn,
Ter G6ortcr Der Gonpugnie t0nntC
mobl lpiocrrltfen mcr0en, obcr ml-
| Ic6ul0igc 9tftionGre piir0cn Oorlmtcr
lciOcn, oo Sorrimnn ln0 OcIell
Ircunoc Iih bercit8 cineS groBei'
Sbcilc5 Der 9(ftien cntlcoi0t b0ttcl
Sor, Stcuo gloubt oic GompagniC
f6nntc lclblt einICbrcitclL oOcr Gin
pOcr mcbrcre g(ftion0re f6nntcn c@
t6lm. Gem @uto6ten 5uiolgc 6u6cn
&orriman un6 Gonlortcn eincn &ro
lit bon So 2l64S,600 ans i6ren Sron8'
nftionelt NIT Der uG6ico1o'9lltot'
@obn" gcn,oht unb bo5 @obnlplten
lei iniolqe 0ciicn IN cincn boiimung8
los bnnfcrottcn 3uItonb qcrntben.
Die S6uI0en bcS 8obnlpItemS
iinO ollf $S0646,2tS gcIticgen ieit
0cnt ca in @orrilnnn'a S5Gn0c iicI
lno bon Oiclcr Sununlc, in0t Der @c
ucrolompolt lcien @orrilnonS eige
ncn 9Iualo9cn 5liolgc MIR %22,5OO,.
600 fir &erbciicrin0cn olSGcGebcl
onSgegcbcn lpor0en, ollcbcr SoI.
100000 bon Der bon jcncm Spn0ifot
creirtcn S6ulo," fGbrt Der @cnerol
onmolt tort, olplrOen niCbt fir lcQi
time 3pede, fir Die oic 9obnGclcl!
i0oft untcr Den @cicben oeS Stontc,
SQinoi5 illcorporirt lpltroc, pcr
mornt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-08
f1ro8reTltue 5ente.

Ger @ei6Gitsmann fcnnt
ocn 8ert6 ltnb Die 9e.
qucmli6feit eincs Gbed.
Gonto; Oicielbe acnntniB
bciitt ser aufgelpcdte pro-
feIiioncle Monh e6cnio
scr prpgrciiipe GARNER, Die
meitIi6tige @eibaftsirau.
S8ir peroen Sbncn nit
%rrQnijgcn oie gin5elbci'
ten Der 3iibrang zines
GDcd,Gonto bel uns er'
fldrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-08

GuriS. T. 2lpril. - Ger nWiclli'
Dor" 0os neue rcpubIifoniihe Nlott,
publi5irt Deute einen 8riei OeS Oton'
liQnor Montognini, iriibcren Setrc.
t0rS ocr biciigen pGpltIi6en 9tltnclo'
tlr, on &oroinnl MerrD 0cl Sol, Ocn
pGpitli6cn Stotaicfrct6r. Ger 9riei
0atirt pom 70 .Ic6rltor itnb bciHrelbt
Ole Frotcltontcn lm0 SnOcn olS mt
5lircocn nit Der 5rentllng boil
Staot lln0 Stride, uel lic 0oOtrd) III.
rem nii;ictlcn StutltS eillbiibtcn, 0e-
>piiic }iibrcr ilt Der jiiOilhen 6inollj,
ipcIt, bcibt cs in ocn 9ricIc, bdttcn
Die NlcuBerltllg 9eipa9t, oab ibnen Die
ipc5ieQen EripiIe9ien nid)t 81 SbeiI
geluoroen, bic Iie nit 9ted)t eriportct
b1ten nod0enl lic Die 9iepnbIif sc.
ntodbt. 9lilBerOenl iuiirben ibre mate
ricIlen Sltcreiicn bnrd) oic So6io!i.
ltcn qcfdbrbct. SAIicblid miirocll
iic inter cincr monorhilhcn Ncgic.
rnltg beiicr inbrcn.
Ger Q Hrcden porbci.
Con nituntinopel, Z. slprii =
Enitor 9iouol VI. Sole, Soltpt o.,
onlerifoniibcn Wtiliion III 9itIis, gIr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-08
Omin0ic9 Sci Of c II.

g G6upn NuBIonb, T. 2lpril -
3c6n Goulcno 6o6ritorbcitcr bobcn
bier Die 9trbcit nicberNclcgt un0 Die
IrcitoIlung Oc8 Tcoolutionilicn 9Irlc.
uiu8 pcrlonGt, mclher BON Der Foli5ci
bCrbnltct lpnr6cn lit.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-12
SAVE ALL YOUR COUPONS
They valuable to some worthy
frier who is working for prize
Released From Asylum.

His airy fs:encs in Matertown will
0e pleased t. EnCw ;h2t Henry Rrne-
ler, y he b Es;r confiHt d TO the
Ncrtkesn and jefferson county hospital
for thep insane and county aEy Ium,
has so far covered his rental
faculties that he ias been r. leased
He xiii arrive hen G this no,ning to
remain several Gays to visit his
father ard brCths1s, when he will
leave for a tip to Eov and Mime
sofa. Ee il Il reE heW of Cta3 Goetsch
of this city. hc Y as instrumental in
securing h.s rel ase Mr. Kr' eyer wa
recently EARNED Gy Drs Nnyte ano
Felc Of this city, ard St,p ems OF
Jefferson and pronounced tt De gone.
He was adJudgec ,rsan, fy Drs.
Whyte arc epanl ing seven yr2fs age
and committed &c tre Cskt cs' &G! lum.
Kruger "a " f arc tEo dfu. hters
residing at b,a.er Dan, who have
Appeared e lie itG ffelen. as 10 the
condition or rel e of huskeSd anc
father.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-12
STATE LAW AS TO
VITAL STATISTICS
New Measure Intended to
Cause Complete Records
to Be Kept.

Chapter 469 Laws of 1907 establishes
IN connection with the state board of
health state bureau OF vital Stats
tics, providing for ssthe registration
herewith of plrths, deaths, marriages,
accidents and divorces and making an
appropriation therefor.
Section 1922. This department
shall be under the immediate super
vision and direction uf the state board
of health. The secretary of the state
board of health shall be designated
as the state registrar of vital stats
tics, and shall be charged with the
uniform and thorough enforcement OF
the law throughout the state.
Section 1925. For the purposes
of this act the state shall be divided
into registration districts as follows
Each city. incorporated village
and township shall constitute primary
registration district. The health officer:
of the board of health III cities anc
the clerk of each township and in
corporated village shall be the loca
registrar Of vital statistics.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-12
A NEW SAN|TAR|UM
FOR TUBERCULOSIS
Will Open at Wales About
August lSt-Mdny En-
plOyeS Needed.

The state civil service commission is
in receipt of request from the superin-
tendent of the new tuberculosis santa
rum at Wales for certificati0n Of names
from which to select corp of employees
for the institution which is to open about
August first.
Applications will be received from
Waukesha and Jefferson counties and
the immediate vicinity for positions as
cooks helper at $500 a month and
maintenance; housemaids at from sic
to SIS month and maintenance; utility
man at from S25 to $50 month and
maintenance; 3 laundresses at from SIS
to $50 a month and maintenance.
The above mentioned positions are all
in the labor class and no written ex-
animation is required of candidates.
Labor application blanks may be
procured from S. Il. Ray Of Waukesha,
superintendent. Chester A. PAUL of
Wales. or the state civil service conf
mission at Madison.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-12
BOOST WATERTOWN'S
HOMECOMING AUG. 4
COMING EVENT WILL BE A
RECORD BREAKER.
Milwaukee Sentinel Speaks of the
Coming Annual Affdir-MilWdu-
kee -WdtertOWn Club the Pioneer
in the Home Coming Ided-Big
Picnic on TiVOIi Island.
(From Wednesdays Daily.D


The Milwaukee Sentinel of yesterday
gave the following write-up on the
approaching WatertoWn home coming
"The annual home coming celebrat ton
of WATERFOWL will be held on Aug.
and 4. Preparations for the event
have been under way for the last year,
and 1t is expected that the affair
of 1907 will be larger than those OF
former years.
"The Milwaukee, Watertown club
is the pioneer in the home coming
idea, it having been originated by
Ernest A. Kehr of Milwaukee,
president of the Watertown club,
some years ago. The clubs head
quarters are at Milwaukee, and has a
membership of over 1000, consisting
of people who were born or reared
in the old city of Watertown, OF
who were identified with the city,
but who are now residing in differ
ent parts of the world.
Excursion trains will be run from
Milwaukee to Watertown on the
Chicago, Milwaukee, and st. Paul
railway on Saturday and Sunday of the
home coming days. The exc ursionists
will be met at Watertown by COM
mittees, which have already been
appointed, and be escorted to the
local headquarters, where various
forms of entertainment will be con-
tinually furnished turing the two
days. Mayor Mulberger of Water
town has appointed committee OF
200 citizens to act as a reception
committee, 50 that all visitors will
be amply taken care of.
"The first day of the home coming
Will be given up to renewing old
acquaintances. The second day,
Sunday, a big picnic will be held on
Tivoli island. The Grafton of the day
will be delivered by Judge Martin
Lueck of Juneau, and the speech of
welcome will be delivered by Mayor
Mulberger, after which games of all
kinds will be had to be followed by a
concert by the local orchestra.
IAN interesting feature of this
home coming will be the gathering of
the Thirty Year club, composed en-
tirely of members that were born at
Watertown, but have been away from
their native city for thirty years or
more. At present there are 1872
members of this unique organization,
but there are members who will
become eligible this year. and It's
membership will no doubt be increased
considerably. Its members have one
meeting a year, usually on home
coming, Theodore KuseI of Wauke
sha. is president and John Bruegger
of Willston, N. D., is secretary of
the Thirty Y ear club, both having been
selected for life.
tThe committee IN charge of the
Milwaukee arrangements are Joseph
Schumacher, DR.. Frank Toussaint, and
Max Blumenfeld.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-12
WELL KNOWN COUPLE
JOINED IN MARRIAGE
Miss Clara RiGmdnn and
ChdS. Piper We're Welded
Last Evening.
(From Saturdays Daily)

A pretty, although quiet wedding,
took place yesterday at O'Clock p.
m, when Miss Clara Riemann and
Charles Piper We're joined in wediock.
Both of the young people are well
known to Watertown people. The
marriage took place at the home of
the brides parents on Eighth street,
in room Hastily decorated with roses
of white and pink. From the wall
was suspended a beautiful wedding
bell under which the young couple
were seated. About them were stand
ing palms and ferns. The bride wore
a dress of Persian null, and real lace.
The bride was attended by Misses
Lulu Fuermann and Louise kaercher,
Miss Fuermannn acting as maid OF
honor. Mr.. Arthur Piper, brother
of the groom and Mr. Emil Neumann
attended the groom, Mr.. Arthur Piper
being best man. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. j. Klingmann
of ST. Mark $ Lutheran church. Mrs.
Otto Riemann played Lohengrins we'd
ding march. After the marriage
service, a reception was rendered the
newly married couple at which only
the immediate relatives We're present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Piper left soon after
for their honeymoon trip to the
jamestown exposition. They will be
at home to their many friends after
August first at 12O North Fifth street.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-12
JEFFERSON COUNTY
SUMMER INSTITUTE
WILL OPEN AUGUST 5 AND
CONTINUE TWO WEEKS
AVdriety of Helpful Work is Pldnn-
determination at the Close
Evening Entertainment Part CT
Programme Several Inspird-
tiOndl Educators Secured.

Our summer institute will oper
August 9Th at 2 100 p. m. and continue
for two weeks. We are DESTROYS OF
making this very profitable season
for all our teachers, ana much of the
work given at the session, will be
carried into effect during the coming
school year.
All persons expecting to teach. and
to keep in close relation with the true
spirit of school work, we sincerely
ask to be present at every half day
exercises.
Let US try the best things within
our leach and give to our schools the
very best service we can render. We
feel certain that you can take from
this institute many practical lessons.
A variety CT helpful work has been
planned. The outline from the state
depar tment will be carried out. Good
professional work is our aim in this
institute, backed by object lessons,
yet we desire TO offer an opportunity
for all to better certificate standings.
An exam ination will be held at the
close, Aug. 16 and II. Most o. the
text books furnished free. 1t is advls-
able for all to bring a dictionary and
reference books. No charge will be
made for attendnce. A few evenings
of entertainment will be a part of the
program.
The following inspirational edu-
Gators have been secured as your
helpful co-workers: H I. Buell.,
Supt. of Schools, GAINESVILLE; j. A.
Hageman, Supt. of Schools, F. Atkin-
son; 7. j. Jones, Supt. AT Elkhorn; f.
R. Hamilton, Supt. at Jefferson;
Miss Alice Porter. Co. Art and Draw
ing Teacher.
Board and lodging will be provided
per week in private families at reas-
enable rates. Very good hotel accom-
modatiuns.
Please don miss this valuable
meeting. Lay ASIDE all worry IN school
matters and come prepared to do
cheerful work.
For further infor nation upon all
questions relating to the above an
address, F. R. Hamilton
or A. j. Thorne, CO. Supt. Of Schools,
Jefferson, Wis.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-12
LONG LIVE THE KINGi

is the popular cry throughout Europe
an countries; while in America, the
cry Of the present day is Long live
DR.. Kings New Discovery, King OF
Throat and Lung Remedies !" of
which Mrs. Julia Ryder Paine, Truor,
Mass, says: cit never fails to give
immediate relief and to quickly cure
a cough or cold. Mrs. Paine's
opinion is shared by majority of the
inhabitants of this county. New
Discovery cures weas lungs and sore
threats after all other remedies have
failed; and tor coughs and colds it.
the proven remedJ. Guaranteed by
Gamm's Corner Drug Store druggist
Soc and 500 Trial bottle free.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-12
THE DOCTOR AWAY FROM HON L,
WHEN MOST NEEDED.

People ale often very much dis
appointed to find that their family
physician is away from home WHEN
they most need his services. Disease
like cramp, collie and cholera morbus
require prompt treatment, and have
IN many instances proven fatal before
medicine could be procured or a
physician summoned. The right way
is to keep at hand a bottle of Cham
beIlain s Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. No physician can prescribe
better medicine for these diseases.
By having it in the house you escape
much pain and suffering and all risk.
Buy it now, it may save life. Fol
sale by All Druggists.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-12
Killed BY Gasoline Fire.

Madison. Wis, July 8-(SreciaD-
Mrs. Ole Bartness, aged 81 years was
burned to death at her home III the
village of Mount Horeb today. Her
clothes caught ire while she was
working around a gasoline stove,
and before the flames could be ex-
tinguished she was fatally burned.
She died IN great agony two hours
after the accident.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-12
THE CHARMING WOMAN

is rot necessarily ere Of perfect
form and features Many a plain
woman VI no coul Id never serve as an
artists odel, possesses those rare
qualities that all the world admirers
neatness, Gle ar eyes, clean smooth
skin and that sprightliness of step
and action that accompany good heath.
A physically weak woman is never
attractive. not even to herself.
Electric Bitters resture weak women,
give strong nerves, bright eyes,
smooth, velvety skin, beautiful
complexion. Guaranteed at Gamm's
Corner Drug Store, druggist SOC.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-07-12
MEMORABLE DAY.

One of the days we remember with
pleasure, as we'll as with profit to our
health, is the one on which we be-
came acquainted with DR.. King $
New Life Pills, the painless purifiers
that cure headache and biliousness,
and keep the bowels right. 25c. at
Gamm's Corner Drug Store.