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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-17
1spltcr's 9ciocn.

Gponspille, Sno, If. 9(pril.
Gem ben /. GiItrift pon Snoiona nit
Icincr fnIt ilberpicgeno beuti6en DC.
poIfcrlng Oertretenben GongreB.Hc.
prdicntanten Softer treten Die Scn1pe-
ren5ler in gcrnOc5u gebaiIiger @eiIe
cntgeger, neil Serr Softer iid nidt
81 i6rem gefiigigcn @erf3eug berge-
ge6en but. IS miro inn nanentIidJ
jitm 8orlurtrf genlodt, oaB er ais
Diitglieb oeS SuIti5. .Gomites ben Gem-
peren5uorIagen uiht Soridub gelci-
itet, ia iogar Ger beriidtigten Sittle-
iiel0.gta einen Semnll6ub ongelegt
babe. 1ie 5enlperen3partei 9eoenft
nun Sen Experimentation III iebr ener-
glider Weiie 81 befGinpien, mill no.
tbigen sSaQes iogar Scute bon Sous
5u Sous ididen unO gegen i'm mir
fen Iaiien. gIitb lit eS Oie Abiibt Der
Yurtei, Serrn Softer ourh einen if
rer SaltptreOner 5u einenn Heoetur.
rier aufforocrn 81 laiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-17
Gnd,pbor;en beitraft.

sort 8illiam. Ontario, II.
2tpril. = Jleinjebn 1ufobor3en, 8
S5rauen uno 10 Didrner, iino 3u ie 6
D2onoten SAT- i'm Sentral. .Seianenib
in Toronto perurtbeiIt iporoen. Sie
purben perbaitet, neil iie un6cfleioet
burd Die Strnben Der Staot ge5ogeu
.maren. Man perboftete sic ionberba.
rem Seiligen nno bradte iie in &C.
ihloiienen autiden na6 Bort slrt6ur,
rOh no Tie nab Toronto seianot lpar.
beh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-17
SUcal Sptiun Sprannri in Gbio.

Columbus. D, 10. glpril -
Sm llnterbaltIe Ser Staats-Segisla.
tur lit @ouo5 .9lnti Spelmfeu.
Burla1e" NIT Is gegcn t9 Stinnen
angcnommen 'poroen. Die 8orla8c
acbt mnmebr al Den Senot. Die
lelbe ioroert, oab nut allen Fetitto.
nen nm au5itMb Don 8irtbihaitcu
nnter Dem Gopntp >ocol Option.
Geice Sic 9cteutea lire 9tnn,er Ino
.l0reiien Uer5eitEen ul!iiiar, sllc
IS. .. 3" Gcrtduie Don Spiritlio.
len ioQeu III 0cr: Gountp Semaft
mCroen, nad melham Die Gatete 9e.
innot luoroen iino las 8aIten Don
Spirittoict bon GhtbTitJlieoern fiir
ihren ciBenen Bebraitd IN Dem Glib
icG aIs Serse1en aeset DDS eocaI-
Sption.Seies sea5aoet peroea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-17
8aiisr anf GOrfu.
GntBuiiaitiidycr Gmpfong orS bcnt-
idcn ScrrItcrpnnrcs.

Ger &0niD uno Der aroupriB BON
@richcnIon0 bHuQfomlnnctcn
sic 9elll6cr. - Gntoedlm0 elmer
2Iuordiltcn e &cridn6rlmg IN
YnriS. - 9om6m grpIoiioncn
nuf Ben I. @}oi porbercitct. -
@roBe 9luSpcrrm9 bon 9lrbel.
tern int 0cutcbcn 9ou0c,perbe.
3cbn Spfer elmer @ut6cnfuto-
itropbc in Gu9lon0. - Wtcin-
cioi0c 3cll8imcu I'M Grucc Ero-
5cB bcrltrtbcilt.
Corfu Sniel GoriL 10. 9Ipril.--
Sic 0clltiCbe &oiicriodDt Soobu5oIlcrL
nit Dem &oileu @ijbclnl icincr sc.
moblin, Dem EriIBcu 9lu0uIt 8il.
bcInL Der Grin5cim &iftorio mo el.
mem 0robcn @cfol2c al @orN, Iungt1
beutc ouS &cnebiA bier al lmo pur0c
bon Der tScitllnQ, ionic BON 0cm I'M
S5oiCn liegcnOcn britii6cu &rieQ5.
idific brrd SoIutidiiiic bcgriiBt.
&oni9 8corg Don @ricdcnlan0,
Srouprin5 Gonltontin mo icinr Wc.
moblm Erin6ellin Sophie, mclhc &c
ltCrn bier onfancn, INN 0na OclItI6c
&oiicrpoar 81 bcuilltonlnrncn bego-
ben iih an 9orb OC5 oSobcn8ollern, "
no6Ocn ooS ,Sohr5cuQ Dor 2lntcr gcs
gnngCu por, lmO blicbcu 5ltn <ns
heon. Die Stoot Goriu lmo Ole
9on5c llu8ebunQ Scr &iIlo glhiQcion,
ser @obnltnq 0c2 &oiicr9, liuo 5lt
Gbrcn ocr @eiutber icItlib 0ci0niidt.
Cartier GDnomitcr in
Salt.
Yori&, TO- 9lpril. - Gic biciiNG
Eoli3ci bot 0rci mo0I6ctomtc 2(nor.
diitcu, 9iomcra &ubn 9lom in0
HouijcI, perboitct mo cincu nit Qy.
nolnit bcloocncn &urrcL mClbcn Die
@cionNcncn in ibrcm Nciib bottcn,
bCidlogna6nlt. 3ic @cb0rOc lund)t
tcinc nGbercn 0iitt6cihngcn oQcin
man gloubt ooB Oic &crhoitctCn an
cinem Gpnlplot gc9Cn Oic 2lrbcit8cbcr
bct6ciIigt iinO, Dcldc sen om 4. glpril
bier 6c0onucnen groBcn oSOdout"
bcrbciiiibrten 9ln 10000 Mulrcr
unO onoere 2Ir6eitcr I'M Nuugcpcrbt
iino in Sol9c Oieies o&Odout0" be.
idGitiglngSloe
(Spdtcr.) -- Cine llntcrithunn
iibcr Ole &crgnn0cnbcit Der 2lrre.
ltuntcn bat Die Gliitcn5 elmer inter
notionolen ouS Huiicn &tolicncrn
Spnnicrn mO Sron5olCn bcitcbcn0eu
acknowledgements onS&iht 0cbro6t
Iicic Wrllppc bottc cine Hcibc Don
Observation-Disclosures fir Ocn I. Wot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-17
Sclaqter Santier brseft SelbitmDro

Ghitago, 10. 2lpri[. - 2oren3
: 3nccIano, ein iit iH'5 Griuatle6cn
}urijdgejo0cncr 9antier, Der itG ci.
mes 9robcn gcfonntenfrciicS er.
ircllte, hat iib bier erjhoiien. ancc.
fnn0 fr0ntelte ldon icit ldu9erer 3cit
unO bate iih allA aus bieien @rln-
De uon Der SanfIirna anueIanO. Sic.
ment & Curtis, oeren Seniormitglieo
er Ddr, 3utiid9e3oseh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-17

NIe lpnOenltdallld)c Sdl0el@ S0lllz
miiiion miro 0enm0hlt Scr 5raNc
Der Observation-Disclosures fir 9tc.
ger n1her trctcu. - Trpbungcn
ser 9tcAcr in Stlohouo.
Wu ! \ in1ton, If. Npril. -
0cmnGhIt miro sic GommiiIion iiir
zen 5milhCnitootlihrn 0on0CIspcrfebr
cinen (ermin IN elmer Sade abboltcn,
uclhc in glnbctrott ocS ShrcibcnS
bca Er0iioCntCu HooicpcIt an oo5 Su-
iti5oepartement bc5iialid) ser Gurhs
iiibrlng Der @eIcbc, nnd) mclcbcn Den
Acgcrn dui Ser 0teiie glcihc @eQucms
lidfeitcn gcbotcn per0cn niliIen mic
ipeiBen HaiiogierCL erbobteS Suite
tclic gCluinnt. Sn Dem ira1li6Cn
Sale bonOelt cS lih I'M cine &c
idllucroe Don iiini @iidolen ser 0tcz
tbnoiltensG sGpisfopnltirhe fiir 9tegcr
gegen sic y Scnbonro 9lir 2ine-9abn"
bic Nihmono, fredericksburg II. 80
tomoc giicnbnbn 0ie Soutbcrns
9nbnJ Die Central OF 8eorgia-0abn
uno oic GuQmans@ciellidait, uno cS
miro behntptCt, Oie genamten @ciclls
id)oitcn bGtten, genal mic oie 9taib.
bile, Chattanooga II. ct. Solli5s
Sobn, NeiienoGn nit Hiidiid)t ouf If.
re 3ugeborigfeit 5ur forbigen RnIie
sic 0cnitlmg cincS Sd)Idis II. Spciies
WaaenS pcrio9t uno tic in ionItigct
@ciie gegen peiBc 9tciicnOc 5uriif8c'
icbt.
2 bloueS &erboItcn elmer
gticn bo bn.
q aibpillc, Scnn., If. 2Ipril.-
Die Nalbpillc, CHATTANOOGA II. ct.
9ouis .@iicubobn bat ihon 9Initaltclt
aetrofien, INN ser aus Noibingtor
fiir5Iitb crgongcnen Or0rc 81 entiprc-
hcn, ooB >ueiBen lnO iarbigcn 9tci.
ienoen Die gleiheu 9cuocmIihfeitca
ge6oten merOcn miiiien. 81 Der irog-
Iiben Srorc gab nGmlih Die @e-
icbncroc eincS iarbigen @iihoi5 0n.
riibcr glnIuE ooB mon ibm ouf Dem
,3nge Sciic un0 @onotiiher ncrluci.
gert babe. loS glusflnftSmittcl Scr
cripGbnten 9abn lit MN Elm bod)It cin-
iofes, in0cnl iie lid beciIt bot ollc
Sciie un0 ollc Sun0tiichcr aus Den
1oilettenrGuncn gu entfcrnen 10 OoB
lomobl fnrbige ais peiBc GeilenOe
MIR 1rinfmoiier er9oltcn fonnen.
0robbricfe in Oflobomo.
Wtus fogce, Stln, #. 9lpril.-
Ter ,gteu Guthrie Statc 3riblme"
ginQ beutc Elm Irobbricf 5lt 0clien
Geriaiier erfldrt, ser @ouucrncur
Charles u. SasfcQ ino ser Eoli5ei=
Gbei 9llo 2eObettcr bon Whtafogec
milr0cn BON Oen Ncgcrn crmor0et nn0
0ic Stabt Guthrie nic0crgcbrdnnt
luerOen. 81 DEM Shrciben bat bic
9(mobnc oeS nSim Grow" .@cicbcS
icitenS Der 2cgisIotur 9lnloB gcgebcn,
melhcs fiir5li6 in &roit geictt NOR
cen lit. Ger @oupcrncllr bat oui
itren9e Gur6fiibrlng gcbolten5 mO
Yoli5eihei 2eObctter bat olle geger
ans Wusfpgee ousgewicien, pelbe
feine 9ei6Gitiging boben, uno ole
Spielboaen ino Shnnfpirtbi6oiten
in ser Stoot iino gcihloiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-17

iebr bcncrtbor gcnloHt Bot, cncrgiih
cnt9c0cn trctcn lmo ilht Ourh Ocn
Wfcinnna@olStolib Der oiiBicIlcn
&crtrctcr cine iihCrc Urlmologc 5n
QcluinnCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-17

eggplant, ltm sic Stuot Fori3 IN
Schrcdcn ST. pcrlecen.
Nn 10000 6eutihe Nrbct,
ter uuSQeipCrri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-17
Die nIim GrOlu" Sraoc.

Gic 5miidcnitoatliNc Sonocl9 Cont
miiiion miro Ocmndhit Scr 6roGc
Der INSTRUMENTATION fir DE
ger nGbcr trctcu. -- Trobungcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-17
itcnir 3icr.

g2ier 10. lpril. - "a, Bro.
gran,na Fir cen &tiuA 1cr fs.iiIen
5irilen anldb.id cea i,dsjigjabr;8cn
Rcaicrun9S SubiI1mmS bca aoiicrs
6rnnj Soieph iii nlnmcbr cuoQiiltiH
feitnciicllt. &lcidsciii0 nit orlu aoi.
ierpnnr, lpelfcs auf Scr gliidfcGr pon
ser Sitiel aoriu in Nieu eintreiicn
miro, lprroen Frinjregcut SuitpoI0
Don 9apern, aorig JricOrid 9luguit
Don Sahien, aonis @iI9elr BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-17
9ro brnoc Nus perrllng
BON 10000 NnItrcibcrn,

2nut tclegropbihcr MCloung aus
6rontillrt a. NJ linb oic llntcr6on0'
lungcn 5miihcn ocn 9olmciitcrn II.
9lnIneid)ern iibCr Die 9lrbeitSltllnbcp
ltnO bic 2obnidbc gcibeitcrt. IS orobt
inioIqC Gciicn 0ic NuSipcrrlng bon
10000 9lnitrcihcrn IN SiiO. mo
@cit0cutihIano, Iolpic in pCridicoc'
ncn n0r0lidCn St0otcn.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-05-30
RULES AGAINST MAPLE VALLEY.
Judge Hastings Holds That the Town
Was Not Legally Created.

Marinette.--Judge Hastings has
given an opinion that involves the va
lldity Of the organization Of the town
Of Maple Valley, Oconto county, and
also the ownership Of much land in
the northwestern part of Marinette
county valued at thousands of dol
lars. Included in the latter Is Lake
Orwig, a summer resort owned by Mil
waukee parties. The case is that Of
the aWyerGoodman company versus
Robinson, 10 test the validity OF the
tax title won by the defendant The
defendant had a tax title TO land sup
pOsedly owned by the plaintiff The
suit was to annul the tax title on the
ground that when the town OF Maple
Valley was created, 1t left the town
Of Oconto in which the land was sit
uatcd noncontiguous. In creating
the town Of Maple Valley, a district
was cut from the center of the town
of Oconto, leaving portions of the
town of OcOntO on either side Of
Maple Valley, n.contiguous. The seat
OF government was in the southern
portion of the town OF Oconto. The
ISawyerGOodman company claim the
north portion was without govern
reason the tax deed obtained by the
defendant was Illegal The court
holds that the creating of the town Of
Maple Valley was void because II left
territory in the town of Oconto non.
contiguous An appeal will be taken
was created the disputed portion of
the town of Oconto was included in
I the new county
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-05-30
MIN Owns III. WATERWAYS?
SUPERIOR.

One Of the most intricate problems
involved, and one which must be
cleared before we have gone far with
the management Of water power, Is
that Of the ownership OF running wa
ter-a matter to which toth congress
and the supreme court have given
considerable time with very incon-
elusive results. Under old conditions.
when the erection Of dam was the
whole apparatus Of power develop
ment, the man who owned the dam
site was considered by that possession
10 own the power in the water during
the time It was passing his land.
When water power was the only pow.
or, and larger development war neces.
fary, this dam owner was given the
right to take for fOwage the lands Of
bis immediate neighbors, for fair
urice But now that we have passed
far beyond that stage, 10 time when
the Improvement Of a river begins at
tho fountain from which It springs
and In the forests which cover the
slopes Of the surrounding hills we
can no longer follow this old procc
dur- Tho work which is done at
head waters actually creates power
declares l.. Mathews In the Atlantic,
since # culargcs and stcadics the
flow; and that power is possible Of
utilization over and over again for
every foot OF fan from the fountain to
the sea. The supreme court has often
held that tho government has but a
navigation right IN streams. and that
the states themselves own the water
and the land owners the use for pow
er But old usage must give way 10
now needs, ana a new body OF law dc
scrbiug and establishing the owner
ship and the extent OF the several
rights in a river is one Of the urgent
needs Of tho now movement
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-05-30
OHicers. Not BURGLARS.

IauosyIIlc-p atroImen Mason and
Brown are smoking some fine cigars
at tho expense Of VI G Jclfris, the
lawyer While passing the Jeffrts
residence the other night the officers
had their attention attracted by a
falling window Wishing further To
investigate the mystery Mason went
to the front door and aroused Mr.
Iefris The lawyer became suspicious
when he say two men carrying dark
lanterns. Believing that the two
strangers were robbers, the attorney
In place Of opening the door FASTENED
TO the telephone and sent in a call to
Tho nnILcn alnMnn.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-05-30
An INDIGNANT Editor.

Last Saturday evening after sewing
two patches on our Sunday trousers
and cleaning and pressing them We
hung them out to dry. An hour later
we found that they had been stolen.
This will explain why we we're not in
our accustomed place III church on
Sunday. The human being who will
deliberately steal pair CT trousers
from the editor Of a weekly paper, AM
knowing that they are his only pair for
church going, deserves worse fate
than our indignation will allow us to
mention. 1t seems to us as if civiliza-
ton had been turned back half a cen
tury-Hometown (Pa) Banner.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-05-30

How many seed compartments are
there in an apple?" he asked No one
answered. And yet" continued the
school inspector, "all of you eat many
an apple in the course of a year and
see the fruit every day, probably. You
must learn to notice the little thing
in nature
The talk of the inspector impresse3
the children, and at recess the teach
er overheard them discussing it, A
little girl, getting her companion
around her, gravely said.
Now children, just suppose l ar
Mr.. Taylor. You've got to know moe
about common things. II you don
you'll all grow up to be fools Nov
tell me, Minnie she continued loo.
ing sternly at playmate, how mary
feathers are there on a hen?"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-05-30

Kenosha.-The last Of the 80 suits
brought by the Wrought Iron Range
company OF St Louis against farmers
IN Racine and Kenosha county was
settled out Of court and all of the suits
will be dropped The suits originated
from the abscoudiug Of an agent of
the company who took with him the
notes signed by the farmers. The
company has made several efforts 70
collect ON the stolen notes and a set.
tlement was finally reached by civ,
ing each farmer a bond that the com.
pany would never allow the notes to
be paid a second time
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-05-30

Racine Five Milwaukee and fom
Racine boys are implicated in a bur
glary here Five of them are locket
mp. the Milwaukee boys being Bcrnart
and Elmer Herman sons Of former
telephone manager, and Edgar Muehl
cuhcrg. and the Racine boys are 10
scph Janvcker ard Charles Brennan
The boys are accused OF breaking into
The Dania hall and stealing a large
amount OF liquor and catables in
tended for an anniversary.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-05-30
MISTAKE COSTS $4,000.
Error in Railroads Schedule Proves
Expensive TO Shippers.

La Crosse.-It will cost La Crosse
shippers about $4,000 in month TO
be deprived Of the lake and rail
freight rate schedule AS a result OF
the representations Of the Winona and
La Crosse boards Of trade the sched-
ule by which these cities were de-
prived Of the rate, beginning June !,
will be revised so as TO restore the
rate by the establishment Of new
schedule 10 be published and in opera
ton July /. The western roads made
It at once plain that the schedule com
planned Of had omitted these cities by
mistake.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-05-30
DR.. TALKS OF FOOD
Pres. Of Board of Health.

What shall I eat?" is the daily :
qniry the physician is met with. .
not hesitate to say that in my jua.
ment a large percentage Of disease
caused by poorly selected and impr
eE.y prepared food. My personal oNI
rtence with the fully-cooked fo.
known as Grape-Nuts, enables me
speak freely Of its merits.
From oyerwork, | suffered sever
years with malnutrition, palpita.ioD
the heart and loss Of sleep Last 81.
mer was led to experiment pers
ally with the new food, which I US.
In conjunction with good rich COW
milk In short time after l con
menced its use, the disagreeable sEr,
toms disappeared. my hearts actlo
became steady and normal, the fur
Ilons Of the stomach were prope
carried out and l again slept as SOU
~ and as well as in my youth.
! look npon Grape-Nuts as a Is
feet food, and no one can gainsay .
that Il has most prominent place
a rational scientific system of fa.
Ing. ANY one who uses this food 8
soon be convinced Of the soundnes
the principle upon which 1t is n.
featured and may thereby know
facts as to its true worth" Read
Road 70 Wellyille," n pkgs. The
d Reason.
ever read the above letter. A n.
enc appears from time to time, RE
are genuine, true, and full Of h-Ts
Interest.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-05-30
Davidson Officially in Race.

Gov. Davidson will be a candidate
fo~ denomination at the primary cleo
ton next September, This was stated
nv Col O. G. Munson, private secre'
tary to the governor, and it is the hrst
official declaration of the governor S
intention 10 stand for a second eIectlVe
term. Col Munson made the state
ment while discussing the report that
petitions are being circulated in some
parts of the state urging the governor
TO stand for denomination. The fac'
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-05-30

kenosha The "unwritteu law Is
to be the defense OF Martin Schleyor,
who is Ia jail awaiting trial ON a
charge of attempting TO murder his
wife and Herman kochlcr who was
alleged to have been the sweetheart
OF the woman Schlcyrr was ar.
raiguod hu, on the motion OF his at.
torney the hearing OF the case was
continued for another EEK in order
10 allow the tSo victims to be pres
emit
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-05-30
pommom Of Wlnnehaaoes.

Wausau The Wruncbago Indians
in this section held their spring pow
WOW or friendship dance at Pine park
near Wousuu continuing for four
days Guests from the Pottawato.
mics. Mcnomlucos ana Chippewas
were present At the conclusion OF
The festival the Indians scattered to
yariou. places In this state and
farther west. where the are variously
employed during the summer
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-05-30
He Was Practical.

Young man, you write good deal
of poetry to my daughter"
yes, sir"
ut takes a practical man to support
a wife"
We'll it's this way. have to write
her an occasional letter, and I'm SO
busy at the office that l just copy
the poetry to fill in"
The explanation was satisfactory
Exchange
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-05-30

Whether or not the state e N.seon.
sin can Iryy taxes un personal proper
~ wi.'yi is residents hy residents W
other states was a.Eaed before Judge
CARPENTER In Milwaukee The STATE
seeks 'ae inheritance raN ou o g,f, 10
$taUo"a 'rtt Adrian Cameron q This
ct.y hv his lranaw..her MS Mary
Tihhe,s Cameron Nh Died Ia LIS
Aute rs. Na.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-05-30
From the State Capital
Items of Importance 10 "l''0n''A
~ PEOPLE, Cleaned at Madison


Madison-A lengthy defense Of the
drastic legislation which resulted IN
the withdrawal of % insurance com
panies from the Wisconsin field Is the
feature of the annual report OF George
r. Decide, commissioner OF insurance,
hich was made public. Although
eight Withdrawing companies failed to
report, and some of the other with
drawing companies filed only partial
reports, Mr.. Beedle bases his approx
innate statistics on the assumption
that the business in force in the with
drawing companies was the same at
the end of 1907 as at the end of 1906.
He presents this table:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-05-30
Valuation Of Properties Fixed.

The Wisconsin state tax commits
sion, acting as the state board OF as
sessment announced that 1t had fixed
the preliminary valuation Of the prop
erty OF street railway companies and
light heat and power companies in
Wisconsin at s36,09s 600.
The valuation is fixed for the pur-
pose Of determining the amount OF
taxes that shall be paid by this prop
erty This is the first time the com
mission has fixed the value Of this
property and this determination is
subject to correction or change after
hearings to be held from May 2S 10
july l. After the final valuation is
found the taxes will be levied and ap-
portioued among the different assess
ment districts in which the property
is located The law provides that
these taxes shall be paid to the state
treasury and s. per cent Of II re.
turned to the different assessment
districts in which the property is To-
Gated
The preliminary valuations placed
on the different companies is as fol
lows.
Ashland Light Power s Street
Railway company .-..............S 10000"
Rrlult Traction company. ..-...... ,n'rU
Chippewa Valley Railway, Light
& Power company Observation-Disclosures. III. ""
Duluth street Railway company. %"wo
Eastern Wisconsin Railway X
Light company NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,5n.u'u
Green Ray Traction company, |'sN''
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-05-30
Premiums ana
l-.A.E AtlN--iG

According to the census OF 1903,
the population of the state was 2,22S,-
949,' says the report. The total OF
546.676 policies of insurance upon the
lives Of citizens in the state shows
one policy to every four persons, in.
Guiding men, women and children APP
proximately one policy to every adult
citizen in the state" The receipts dur,
ing the year were 1868, 7239S, Of which
1925, 49007 came from life insurance
companies The expenses of the de-
partment were $26,25l S5-$l6124.53
being paid in salaries
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-05-30
HEALTH VERY POOR
RESTORED BY Pf-RU-NA-
CataITh Twenty five Years
Had a Bad Cough

Miss Sophia Kittlesen, Evanston,
Illinois, L. 5. A, writes:
II have been troubled with catarrh
for nearly twenty-five years and have.
tried many cures for it, but obtained
very little help.
Then my brother advised me to try
Peruna, and | did.
MY health was very poor at the time
began taking Peruna. My throat was
yerv sore and | had a bad cough.
"PeruDa has cured me. The chronic
catarri Is gone and my health Is very
much improved.
81 recommend Peruna to all my
friends who are troubled as was"
PtRuNA TABLETS:- Some people pre-
fer tablets, rather than medicine in
fluid form. Such people can obtain Peru
ma tablets, which represent the medici-
nal ingredients of Peruna. Each tablet
equals one average dose of Peruna.
Man.a.Iin the Ideal Laxative.
Manufactured by Peruna Drug Manu-
facturina Company, Columbus, Ohio.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-05-30

The increase in policies is placed at
33,OO5, with insurance of s23,0iG,l70, a
percentage Of increase of AL. The
business in force on December 81,
1907, is given as 546,331 policies,
amounting to s54l,611,112. The in.
crease in premiums and assessments
was 1907, 72237, while the increase in
claims paid was 1923, S6692. Premi-
ums and assessments collected and
claims paid in 1907 were: