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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-26
WISCONSIN NEWS.

Fire destroyed the uncompleted
residence of Christ Tango. west of Ra.
cine causing loss of $2,500
Harold Bruss OF Brillion. general
merchant has purchased the stock OF
the Manitowoc Cooperative company.
AT Appleton hornets nearly cost the
life of c. NJ. Brainerd. who attempted
to burn them out of their nest ON the
roof Of HIS house.
At La Crosse Kasimer Radomski. a
section hand employed on the La
Crosse division of the Milwaukee road
was killed.
Deafness prevented Mrs. s. Zahn
nearing train at Edgerton and she
was struck, receiving Injuries which
will prove fatal.
Walter NJ. Britain, president of the
Hyde & Brittan bank Of Beloit. who
was seriously injured in the automo.
bile catastrophe, will recover.
AT Waukesha Henry Wolf l6 years
old. son of Mrs Henry Wolf. was
Killed while driving across the Chi.
cago 4 Northwestern track.
Mark H. ogilvie OF Evanston com.
mitted suicide for the fourth time.
He is fast fellow. and forger who
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-26
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POLITICAL.

A political canvas of the New Eng.
land states revealed the strength Of
Secretary Taft like that shown in the
middle ives.
state department officials believe
mat the anti'Asiatic rioting in British
Columbia will convince the Japanese
government that it must inevitably
consent TO an exclusion treaty.
Kansas democratic leaders are not
sakin gkindly to the latest movement
Tor booming Governor Johnson or
minnesota for the vice presidential
nomination, fearing an anti-Bryan
scheme,
wisconsin republican leaders an.
nounee that all of me present con.
gressmen will seek denominations.
while a fight will be made to defeat
Mr.. Murphy. democrat, in the third.
Hard contests are expected in four
districts.
Governor sheldon of Nebraska pro.
poses not to act on the demand N
state School superintendent McBrien
Tor the removal of Mrs. Frances
Knox, superintendent of cheyenne
county, until ~e shall have heard both
sides fully
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-26
No. SO.
PUTS THE "GINGER" IN.
The Kind of Food Used by Athletes.

The Kind of Food Used by Athletes.
former college athlete, one Of the
long distance runners, began to lose his
power of endurance. His experience
with change in food is interesting.
while / was in training on the
track athletic team, my daily joys be-
came task, until after | was put on
Grape-Nuts food for two meals a day.
After using the Food for two weeks |
felt like new man. My digestion was
perfect, nerves steady and l was full
of energy.
81 trained for the mile and the half
mile runs (those events which require
so much endurance) and then the long
daily joys which before had been
such task. were clipped of with ease.
l won both events.
''The Grape-Nuts food put me In per-
feet condition and gave me my gin
ger Not only was my physical condi-
ton made perfect, and my weight in
creased. but my mind was made clear
and vigorous so that | could get out
my studies in about half the time for
merly required. Now most all of the
University men use Grape-Nuts. for
they have learned its value, but think
my testimony will not be amiss and
may perhaps help some one TO learn
now the best results can be obtained"
There's reason for the effect OF
Grapefruit food on the human body
and brain. The certain elements In
wheat and barley are selet aAd with
special reference to their power for re-
building the brain and nerve centers.
The product is then carefully and sci
entihcally prepared so as TO make 1t
easy OF digestion. The physical and
mental results are so apparent after
two or three weeks use as to produce
profound impression. Read The
Road to MELVILLE" in pkgS. There's
q reason
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-26
BLACK GIRL A NOVELTY Their.
Why One Family viii Not Take a
Colored Maid to France AGAIN,


My wife and l went to France not
long ago to see her parents, who live
III that country, and we took along my
wife's maid, an extremely efficient
colored girl, Who has been in the fam
lily long time" said J. T. Lenert of
New Orleans at the New Willard ac-
cording to the Washington Herald.
l his girl, besides being an excellent
creature, is about the complexion of
the ace of spades, the deepest of
biacks, for she is the direct descend
ant OF slaves of unadulterated Ameri-
can blood. Next year we may go again
to France, but we will leave the maid
at home"
What for? Well, the colored girl
created a sensation that we never
dreamed of. 1t seems that in many
parts of France no colored person had
ever before been seen and this one
was such a novelty that whenever
she appeared crowds gathered to look
at the unaccustomed sight. This was
carried to such an extent as to prove
very embarrassing to us and il also
worried the maid greatly, for she was
not used to being stared at by. great
throngs of people One dav she went
TO church, but her presence came very
near breaking up divine services and
the good father, seeing what was the
matter dismissed the congregation in
snort order. In London, where black
loiks are not unfamiliar sights her
appearance created no such stir and.
while the girl would willingly 90 back
there, no money could induce her tn
revisit France.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-26
FOREIGN.

French troops surprised and routed
Moors after sharp engagement out.
side of Casablanca.
Inc steamer Silvertown, having ON
board 1900 miles of cable for the
new direct New York-Havana cable
line, sailed from London.
Prince Wlvieischi of Vienna, now
residing at Florence, was killed as
'he result OF his automobile striking
the corner OF house. The prince at
tempted to avoid crashing into an.
other car.
An insane man named, Losseky, ar.
rested on suspicion that he was the
ripper that had murdered severaf
school children recently in Berlin, has
escaped from the observation ward of
the prison hospital.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-26

w. Burwere, general agent of the
Society for Improving the Condition
of the Poor, that nine-tenths of New
York's charities were false or based
ON sentiment only.
Wheat values sustained consider
ably above last years level by a
healthy export trade and an unusually
strong worlds position. The corn crop
Is rapidly escaping frost dangers.
Oats are easier and largely abandoned
by SPECTATORS.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-26
L Attest.

Voliva fires the opening shot at
Zion City in mis- battle to regain SUI.
premacy.
Hot weather will continue. accoyo.
ing to Forecaster Cox, who congratu.
iates corn growers.
Principal officers of the Chicago
RECREATION of Labor are elected with.
out opposition but rivalry exists for
minor places on the ticket.
A woman in the Williamsburg Hos.
pltal, New York, who was though.
hopeiessly i'll of tetanus was cured
by injections of antitoxin.
Chicago association of Commerce.
starts campaign for greater Chi.
cage by appointing a general man.
ager of its industrial bureau.
Wmiam Brown of Rochester. New
YORK, riskad his life at Coney Island
by climbing along an electric cable
to capture one of The Worlds $40
balloons.
German crown princess chef now
studying American cooking. is very
iavorably impressed with clam chow.
oer' and will teach his countrymen 10
like it.
William E. Curtis writes that tho
national government. will be asked 10
take back Mackinac Island from tie
state of Michigan and add to its at.
fractions.
sons OF the late Walter Scott, fam.
ed as inventor and builder of print.
ing presses, will continue the bust.
ness established by their father IN
Plainfield, N. ].
W. Newton Bennington. the former
raee-horse owner, who was credited
with having accumulated a fortune
was placed In sanitarium. II is said
he has little money left.
Twenty-Five persons are killed and
many are hurt in the wreck OF An OK.
eursion train on the Boston ana
Maine Railroad near Caanan. n II
the result of a blmder Of a telegram
operator.
Paris mobs, composed chiefly OF
women. parade the streets demanding
death for the murderer OF a little
girl whose sentence was committed to
llte Imprisonment by President Fai.
Heres.
Grover Cleveland. seen at his
Princeton home, denied that he In.
tended retiring from his office MS IN.
surance ar0iter. He seemed not IN
good health, bat in no such serious
condition as was reported in a sun.
day paper.
Major Frederick Nice. of the Saliva.
ton Army, denied the statement OF r.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-26

anu are DSluS Cdlieu uPOA " ~ eAS
daily.
Raising a Dust Cloud.
1T is unfortunate that just at this
time, when the Japanese government
is at the point, and well able to point
out some of the fruitage of its occu-
patton, that so much dust mot real
|obstruction) is set flying stirred up
by selfish or short-sighted motives.
1t stands to reason that the Coreans
do not want to be managed. That
they do not want some one from the
outside to come in and right their
internal affairs. 1t was said OF a
certain well-known master of Elton,
by one of his pupils, that he was "a
beast, but a just beast" Teachers if
effective are always looked upon by
their pupils with more or less dread
or disaffection. Today here in Corea
there are on every hand the signs OF
new life, beginning prosperity and
stability, as against previous uncer-
tainty pitable poverty and worse hope.
Seoul was a city of officials and Office
seekers and hangers-on. Today it
is a city of students, business hustle
and enterprise. What Corea could
not do before, at her own initiative.
and would not do at the advice Of her
friends, is now being done for her,
before her very eyes, in her own land
and by a neighbor. They refused to
lead. They now, have the privilege
of following. Frictions that were in
evitable under such unusual circum-
stances are daily growing less the
tension is giving way in the conscious
ness that something is being evolved,
and the two peoples are getting &C
quainted with one another Ignor-
ance and inertia are gradually giving
way before such display of intelli-
gence and energy, and both peoples
are being benefited, to say nothing Of
the whole far east Corea is a long
way in advance of what she was a
year ago even, and the conditions
then, even the adverse stories which
were rife, have become out of date.
Even in two years the straws show
what is the real current, and the
patient and energetic efforts which
the Coreans could not understand, and
tco often objected to. are now bearing
open fruit before their eyes"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-26

surance company can lawfully pay
members Of its advisory board" in
Wisconsin compensation in the way
Of rebates on premiums or in other
ways. In order to secure business In
wisconsin the Conservative Life In
surance company issued policies to
certain prominent men in different
parts of the state, and as an induce
ment to theem to take such policies
agreed to pay them rebate of 81 per
$1,000 of insurance written by it in
the state.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-26
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
DOM EsTic.

Illinois mayors adopted resolu-
lions fayoring state trolley commits
sion.
Sir Thomas Upton mailed a chal.
lenge for the fourth Americas cup
series in 1908.
BY an explosion in a powder mill
at lton, ILL.,, one man was killed and
another made crazy.
The husband Of Mary wilkins, nov
elist, was arrested for shooting craps
with negro gamblers.
Edward Vanderbilt of New York,
who welded a medium through spirit
bright Eyes power, was adjudged
insane.
Walter Scott Hale of California was
was elected commander in chief OF
the Spanish War Veterans, at San.
dusky, o.
Former Congressman Burton OF
Missouri was elected commander in
chief at the u. A. r. encampment at
Saratoga.
]. Pierpont Morgan sent his check
for $1,000 to The city of New YORK.
Tor having the street in front of his
home repayed.
The Lusitania made the trip across
In the Atlantic In 5 lays 81 minutes,
beating the Cunard's best time, out
failed to lower the German record.
Stuyvesant Fish demanded expul-
sion of j. 7. Hanrahan from the pres
idency of Illinois Central In a resolu.
ton which brought on the first fight
August 2S.
Theater-goerS are not to see either
Forbes Robertson or his wife, Miss
Gertrude Elliott, Lnis season. The
tour of the English stars has been
cancelled owing to the ill-health OF
Mr. Robertson.
E. B. Ravens, of New York, who's
bookkeeper operated an account witr
Il. b. Ravens * Co. in his wife's name
and lost more than $685. charged
that the bookkeeper falsified hi,
books.
The wife of Lieutenant Rorschach
OF the cruiser Tennessee. was sho
dead at her home In Portsmouth. Va.
with her own revolver by an intruder
who wrested the weapon from he
after she had twice shot at him
The man escaped.
Ferdinand Pinney of affinity" fam,
mas returned to New York He had
brief encounter with the villagers O
Monroe, where his home is located
when about to board a train. Seyera
missiles were thrown at Ism, but tn,
artist escaped injury.
Eastern railroad magnates propose
with the approval of the commerce,
commission, to boycott lines unscrup
ulously using and holding freight car,
OF other systems and to eliminate Tn,
reconsignment privilege declared
worse than the rebate.
Secretary straus of the department,
OF commerce expects to call a meetin,
within two or three weeks of III,
trustees and committee who are r.
establish oundation for the Promotion
OF Industrial Peace under President
Roosevelt Nobel peace prize award
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-26
PIacinQ the Blame

Do you believe" queried the
young widow, that matches are
made in heaven?"
"hile | am not prepared to deny
IT, replied the old bachelor, Il want
to state right here and now that n
they are the shipping clerk makes
some awful blunders." n
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-26
Love and Reason

But, queried the cautious young
man, lis there any reason why we
should not wed that you know of"
Reason" answered the fair maid
mas nothing to do with the case.
Then he felt at ease. for he knew
that love alone ruled her actions in
the matter.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-26
Just Crying for a Hat.

Il noticed that your wife didn't look
very well this morning." said Nexdore.
oh it's nothing serious" replied
Marryat smiling.
Il remarked that her eyes were
very red and fearful
Yes; it's merely a case of what
you might call millinery Mysteries. -
The Catholic Standard and Times.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-26
POOR Luck

Bill-"Any big fish in that lake nm
where you've been?"
J1h-"Well, there ought to be. I've
been feeding EN- all summer"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-26
JAPAN As BEST
FRIEND OF COREA
ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE
ISLANDERS BENEFICIAL.
MATERIAL PROGRESS NOTED
Comments on Situation by DR.. w. 3.
scranton.-New Spirit in Evidence.
-Corea Long Way Ahead of Year
Aso.-Isnorance and Inertia Yield
ing.

The Washington Star has received
the following letter from Miss E. R.
Scidmore, the, the noted travel-writer,
whose acquaintance with conditions
i'll the far east is extensive:
To the Editor: l find this letter
from Seoul in a recent number of the
Japan Daily Mail of Yokohama.
"Dr. Scranton is a medical mission
airy of more than twenty years resi-
dence in Seoul. where he and his
mother and other members of a re-
markable family have built, main
tanned at their own expense and per-
manently endowed schools and hospi-
tails. Whatever he writes may be &C.
copied as absolutely the true and
just statement.
SO much of malicious and exagger-
ated criticism of Japanese rule in
Corea has been printed in the last
year that | wish you might find space
to print this very sober and salts
factory account of Corean events by
a sane and reliable witness.
Eliza r. Skidmore"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-26
Mineraloqy.

Ihere are sermons in stones and
icecream in briN rs.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-26
Getting What She Needs.

Exact and practical teaching is
what Corea needs most, and it is Just
what she is getting from Japan.
1T is required that somebody should
tell the Coreans just what will make
and keep up prosperity and give
good wages, and longer life to en-
joy things, and better houses to live
in, and justice to protect them in
their rights while they stay here.
And these are Just the lines Japan is
following in Corea today. She is TAX
ing the things which have only so re-
Gently been found practical in Japan.
and is teaching and developing these
here in Corea. The westerner natur-
ally and first, perhaps, thinks of col
leges and universities, but Japan
thinks of the work shop, industries
and the farm. justice in the courts.
good roads 10 facilitate the trans
portation of commodities to the mar
kets while not forgetting schools as
far as they concern the growing youth
of the country.
1T is perhaps in the way Of JUS
tice that Japan is comforting a con-
spicuous and lasting benefit. in the
old days where could one find 1t, and
today where would enc find it we're
ii not for the fostering, not to say
the enforcing. of it at the hands Of
our friends from across the straits?
One of the most conspicuous results
OF their occupation and reform is the
protection that is gradually being
evolved by the new courts and afford
ing the Corean people protection
against one another. In fact the
japanese seem to be set at the pres
ent time to protect Coreans' interests,
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-26
Raisino q Dust Cloud.

and are being called upon to do this
daily.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-26
StraWs in the Wind.

Straws in the Wind.
The article by DR.. w. B. Scranton,
printed in the Japan Mail under the
heading "Straws," is as follows:
When the wind blows the straws
fly, and there is little commotion in
the straw world unless the wind does
blow. Two blind men occupied the at
tention of the writer the other day
while he Witnessed their anxious at
tempts to get safely through the great
south gate OF the city. There was a
time, not so very far back, either
when it would not have been SO diff
cult as it was on this particular and
recent day. But even blind men can
see the difference between the present
hustle on all the streets of Seoul and
the sleepy days of old Indications
OF prosperity are on every side, and
even blind men take cognizance of
them, unless it is one of those blind
men from the west who come with
a bias, and get their information from
inside (of room) sources and not
from vital touch and actual knowl-
edge OF what was before their visit,
in the good times when you could
walk the streets without fear of harm
and only one thing happened at a
time, and that at rare intervals. But
now the sun is said to rise a half
hour earlier than before in Corea, and
yet it is with difficulty that one can
accomplish al that needs to be done
in one short day.
1T only needs short trip to
Fusan or to Pyenyang to see for ones
self what would be evident to any but
a blind man-increased trade; the
busy little towns starting up about the
comparatively new stations: the
schoolboy with his school cap and bag
OF books; forest culture, so necessary
in this land of clean-shaven hills; ex-
perimental farms, where are worked
out problems for the people and their
benefit, which the average farmer of
the west could not solve. This last
sight, good for the eyes of conscien-
tious observers, is enough to gladden.
any but chronic grumbler and stop
the caviling of some who ask and
never look to see what is being done
for Corea by her neighbors.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-26

Illinois mayors adopted resolu-
lions fayoring state trolley commits
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-20
LOOKOUT ron BREAKERS.

Az politics and business are mex
trtcably mixed up at the present time
more than ever before. 1t behotHe s
thouthtful men TO keep their eyes
omen and watch the double game IA
Il In being played. With Wall street
In a turmoil and the stock market
sagging, and money. even for legitl'
mate business purposes hard 70 OBJ
tain. II does not require any guessing
10 say that there Is greater financial
trouble ahead. The building boom Is
uuieting down and railroad improve
ments are being curtailed SO FAR
these Indications are mostly confined
to the cities. and fairly good times
prevail In the country districts The
wise man looks ahead and prepares
for any emergency that may be- forced
upon him. and at all events keeps out
OF debt and does not buy except what
he absolutely needs.
The conference a day or two ago
ut Oyster Bay Of the President, with
Secretary Taft and other advisers,
vas to consider what could be done
to prevent the Wall street disturbance
from becoming epidemic and spread.
Ing all over the country. The continu
alton Of the business boom Ii neces-
ssry foe the salvation OF the Republi.
can party. II has staked It's all on con.
tinued prosperity. which It arrOgantly
declares u due TO its tariff and imam.
cial policbes-beeakdown. therefore.
vosld probably bring political disas-
~. Il h reported that II vas agreed
b. the coofefence that II II becomes
necessary that Secretary C0rtelyou
eh0aA throw open the doors Of the
United States treasury, ana every free
dollar tAat The vaults contain should
b placed 1t the service OF the New
Yosk hanks. Whether the gold re-
sssve a olse. 80. 900 IL also to be
ezeocAeA upon. b case OF financial dis
Asts9. = NJ known. but ~ every
t1sa0 ooss With The present Rspubli-
eaa aAainistratioa 70 gain IL political
eo1s. tAsrs u 10 reason to believe It
Win csaf 30 over ride IN act Of Congress
u ut = an there 10 between bust
Rsss and political troubles.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-20

The dsAats now going on between
~ Dsossssfp~ ssost the availability
q Ar. Bryan and Others for the nomi-
nat3ea 1uS Presi6est leads The Augusta
CArUaicle 70 declare: while Il Ia
esgtainly Desirable that . Southern
DAn b made Presideut, the object
nnse - accomplished At least upon
Q hasjs of merit both In man and
p)at1osa. and not alone upon a mere
OssUaVAieal aecsBsnt Of birth. For
~ veesss q The country to cast
~ ballots Tor . candidate merely
bsnsoss - - . 0ostAssnes would be
- iasass - 00athesn people casting
tplrs aGainst the candidate simply
boesass - halls from New York or
aPy Other Northern State. What
Dsusesats wans 10 . candidate that
On yin, and the best display OF
AnsrSoanssm they can make will be
70 unite IN sapposting such . man."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-20


BY local Applications. a. they can.
not reach ths diseased portion Of the
sar. Thers b only one way to cure
aeness. and that u BY constitutional
rsoepdses. Deafness 10 caused By IN
in6Amed eoedittoa q Tie mucous lin
iAg q he sastachian tube. When
this tsbs 10 ATTAINED you have . rumb-
Ing sound a. imperfect hearing. and
vhsa 4 - entirely closed. deafness 10
~ result anA unless ths inAamna-
In en- - taken out ana this tubs
soGeoso1 % ~ noemal coalition, hear.
~ yin - Destroyed forever: nine
cooos ut q ~ aFs caused By catazrA,
vAScA b DothiAg but IN iaAame6 con.
N3e1oo a Tie mucous surfaces.
We Win Give One Hundred Dollars
eee ~ cass Of deafHsss (caassa By
0eassA) tAae eonsot - Cured b
Hare oaAnss1 Csrs. 800 for ciree.
M aos.
I.J. CHENEY 4 CO. Toledo. O.
oea1 ~ ds1Gg1sts. IT,
1abe aalrs FaAily Pllis for COAST.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-20

There - not the least doubt that
80 many yeass the National govern.
0aat vim have 20 assume entire regu.
Atlvo eeatrol q The railrosds. State
rlgAt0 q 10 state rights. There
0us& - unifosmity Of freight and pas
ssogse ratso which can never be OBJ
>Ained 1DAee The conflicting laws Of
10 6t0sesat 8eates, and It would be
bsetsr Tor The people and the railroads
Soe ~ Natjonal government to do all
the reguhting.