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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-12-03
Paul A. Pinet
Der salTdlalle IhnI0ie.

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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-12-03

pertdaftE: Sin -Sbort.
born guile 5rsi Sahrt ali.
Seui. RnuGotr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-12-03
Cine crfahrlid.s operation

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on 2luneaut Nener btr Dr. stna'S Rrip
rt't Billie ntHlmi. III bcT Gcialr bigier iurd).
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sSsr au:su Sahal IN tluirn uau;at.
W;uOt id on 9pispb oHbn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-12-03
1ebcnsllno Tenerper-
siCheruna.

lh hlbs bic SatR,Ur on Batudi
gre SuiuJluts ep. poa Mem DeGi.
i { bin ih Issut oar Niagara Ssust-
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: .su psynbsrt eesr na ssssa Gsasr.
asa StrmiaaNtn nbsr bllisR moo.
L 'plIi Il bsl MIR porlprsa,n.
AttgHqsppl.
p<RFp gShtrmdRa.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-06-02
Democratic Cheer y

"There is hope in the Wisconsin
democratic heart. There is more than
hope indeed There is purpose and
spirit and determination And these
things lead to victory.
''There are evidences to show that
the condition of the democracy in this
slate now is better than it has been for
a number of years. The party is better
organized and better prepared to fight
for what it seeks. There is new spirit
being manifested. There is an aggres-
siveness being displayed which gives
promise of future achievements.
The Journal congratulates Chair
man Manson aDd his co-workers upon
what they have accomplished. They
have had no easy task. That they have
succeeded so well is fine testimonial
to the qualities of their leadership -
Milwaukee Journal
The Milwaukee Journal is not alone
in its appreciation of the splendid SER
vice performed by this remarkable
young leader of the democracy, adds
the hichland Democrat. After ten or
twelve years of democratic defeat and
its consequent discorragements and
disCrganization, at a time when the
democratic party of Wisconsin had
barely an existence, save in the name,
this quiet and thoughtful young man
emerged from the tall pines of the
north and took command. He gathered
about him old aeads for counsel and he
mustered in ifor every section of the
state the virile youngsters of his own
type and laid siege to entrenched
wrong. With purpose and spirit and
determination he has built up the dem
ocracy, he has given it hope and cheer
these mean victory .-Sauk County
Democrat.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-06-02
BANKERS CONVENTION.

Last Friday the third annual conven-
ton of Group 6, of the State Bankers
association, met in Stevens Point. The
automobiles of HI. g. Flieth and Benz.
Heinemann went down taking the fol-
lowing Ill. e. Flieth, A. H. Grout, E..
G. Zimmerman and Roman Deutsch, of
this city; Otto Fehlhaber, of Edgar;
Robert Neuenschwander, of Athens;
w. "a Won Berg, of Mosinee. The
meeting was called to order by II. G..
Flieth, president, and the program car
RED out as arranged.
The address of welcome was made by
c. H. Cassin, of Stevens Point, and re-
spouse by H. g. Flieth Others who
delivered addresses were Geo. d. Bart
lett, of Stanley; j. j. Sherman, of APP
pleton; B. F. Mcmillan, Mcmillan; w.
F. Collins. 3. B. Park. Stevens Point,
and Earl Pease, Grand Rapids.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year were
President-Geo A. Foster, cashier of
the National bank of Merrill.
Vice-President-L. A Pomeroy, cash
fer of the International bank of Am
herst
Secretary and Treasarer-E. B. Rad
ford, cashier of the Bank of Grand Rap
ids.
Executive Committee-R B johnson
of the Citizens National bank of Stew
ems Point, and o. G. Lindeman, cashier
of the American National bank of
Marshfield.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-06-02
GAME WARDENS BUSY.

Game Wardens Foster of this city,
and Hull OF Wittenberg, gave two fish
ermen down on the Eau Pleine river a
great chase one day last week. They
were furnished with evidence which in
Dictated that two men we're making a
business of netting fish on that stream
and Investigated When they got to
the place the mel were just leaving and
when they saw the game wardens they
started on a run through the woods
The officers captured their fish and part
of their outfit, which they threw away
to tighten their burden so they could
run faster, but were unable to catch the
men. 1t is said that the game laws, as
regards fishing, is more fiagrantly vio-
lated on that stream than ON any other
in the county. The case of the two men,
Clarence Bennett and Peter Weber, now
serving Jail sentence for dynamiting
the Eau Pleine will, it is thought, have a
good effect on others.
At the time they were sent to jail it
was reported that an effort would be
made to have Weber pardoned, because
his family needs his services on the farm.
Up to date, so far as we can learn, no
such effort has been made, and, we
have been informed, such petitions,
where the culprit violates the game
laws, are not recognized by Gov. David
son. If lie should grant pardon in
this case it would encourage others to
break the laws
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-06-02
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The official embIems of the Wausau
high school were given out Thursday
afternoon. The following boys received
the emblems, in football Jones. Lake.
kahlman, Wick. Norman, Conlin,
Sampson, O'Brien, Campbell, Anthem
and Alexander In soccer football !:
Lambert. In basket ball: Campbell,
Jones, Lake, Schaer, Sipes, Johnson
and Lambert. In track: Lake, Wick.
Sipes and Sloan.
La appreciation of Mr.. Scholes' serv-
ices ring the past three years as
coach the boys athletic ASSOCIATION
presented him with Masonic fob.
The costumes for the opera came Sat-
urday, and Monday night was full
dress rehearsal
Yesterday and today were the last
days of examinations at the nigh school.
Wednesday night is the first night of
commencement and the opera will be
given that night. The second night
is the play IN Sleeping Car" the
scrap drill and the presentation of di-
plomas.
Miss Williamson, a former teacher in
the Wausau schools, is visitor of Miss
Rankin this week.
The teachers of the high school had a
picnic Wednesday evening at the Eau
Claire Villa in honor of the teachers
who will not return next year
Miss Lima Duff, of Fond du Lac, is a
guest for the week of Miss Jeanne Roy.
Next Friday at the high school will be
held state declamatory contest The
program was printed last week with
the musical numbers. The musical part
of the program is as follows;
First number-Selection
By the Orchestra
Second mum ber-Song in costume
By Mark Scholfield
Third number-Professo Schoies and
his trainer 'Fuszballsaengerverein"
Ted Kuudson of Rice Lake is visit
ing Hugh Campbell this week. Mr..
Knudson is former pupil of the high
school here.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-06-02
A Jolt for Taft.

A remarkable editorial under the
caption what the Common People
are Saying" appeared recently in the
Milwaukee Free Press the organ of
Uncle Ike Stephenson. The Free Press
desires the republican party to nomi-
nate Robert M. LaFollette for president
and is telling many truths about Taft.
LaFollette's popularity comes from the
fact that for nearly dozen years that
gentleman has been talking democracy
The result of his agitation which has
been re-echoed in the Milwaukee organ,
is to set the people who have, through
force of habit voted the republican
ticket for years, to thinking, land they
want revision of tariff, control of the
railroads, trusts and combines. Bryan,
the common people know to be honest
aud sincere advocate of the measures
that are for the interest of the common
people and will vote for him this year.
Nothing can prevent it. The editorial
says:
"rhe advantage of being the presi-
Dental candidate is offset somewhat
by being the presidents candidate.
The Republican party, especially, his
got so accustomed to picking its own
candidate that it goes against the
party's grain to have any one man
even so popular man as President
Roosevelt-tell it that he has selected
its candidate for president. This OBJ
lection may not show up so strong at
the convention as many people think
but it is likely to show up good
deal stronger next November than
many of them think.
That is one of the Taft handicaps-
and there are some others.
There is the labor vote
"A we'll posted farmer-long re-
publican politician in his locality-told
The Free Press within the week that if
the farmer vote of the state is as it is in
his neighborhood, either Bryan or
johnson will carry the state over Taft,
or any other republican than BaFollette
OR possibly Hughes.
"Why should there be any marked
difference in the sentiment of different
Republican localities in Wisconsin,
This old republican says that nine
tenths of the republican farmers about
him say, now, that they win not vote
for Taft;-and be said-they would not
vote for Roosevelt
~He talked in this way: that the
common people are sick and tired of
having them fellows run things
their own way 1t transpired dur
ing some minutes talk while waiting
for train that them fellows are the
gamblers aud spectators of Wall St.
headed by j. p. Morgan and j. ID
Rockefeller, who are pretty generally
credited-as appears from talk tc be
heard here and Herewith having
brought on the hand made that Is the
expression panic of last October-for
the purpose of picking up good securI-
ties at panic priceS-and then posing
as the desirable citizens who saved the
credit of the country.
ut is remarkable how widespread
and deep seated = This Impression
mir. Taft is regarded as friendly TO
the interests-and MIR. Roosevelt as
exceedingly friendly To certain of them
notably, United States Steel.-Grand
Rapids Tribune.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-06-02

The PILOT in its last issue, made the
statement that the Wausau Record
Herald overlooked the fact that William
Jennings Bryan was in the state on Sat
ur6ay, May %. On closer examination
we find that there was mention made
of it in the columns of that paper and
agree with the Record Herald that the
PILOT man will have to put on stronger
glasses, especially when looking after
democratic news in the R.-H. The mis-
take was probably due to our enthusiasm
as we looked for several columns on the
great event. with large head lines.
Not finding them, concluded that the
matter had been Intentionally over
Io0kad
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-06-02
BACCALAUREATE SERVICES,

The baccalaureate services OF the class
81 1878 were held IL the Presbyterian
chgsch Sunday evening, May s1st. The
following was the program:
Prelude Miss Clara Roach
Music
As Pants the Heart. High School Chorus
Soprano Obligato, Miss Iona Nickerson
Accompanist, Miss Helen Single
Reading OF the Scriptures
Rev. F. Werhahn
The Day is Ended Bartlett
Miss Bertha Jaeschke
Violin Obiigato Miss Marion RYAN
Prayer Rev. 5. N. Wilson
MUSIC Congregation
address DR.. w. O Carrier
Benedlctlon Rev. T B T. Fisher
Organ Postlude Miss Clara Roach
DIR. Carrier, who is president of Car
roll college and former pastor of the
Presbyterian church here, gave very
inspiring address He took his text
from the book of Joshua, "And the
Lord said unto Joshua, be stroug and
of good courage The address was
listened to by one of the largest audi
ences ever in the Presbyterian church.
The edifice being packed to the doors
and hundreds were unable to enter.
His address was to the graduating class
and was very able one. Mr.. Carrier
brought out especially three points
which he impressed upon the minds of
his listeners Self Improvement; a pur-
pose ia l:fe, and righteousness by follow
ing in the footsteps of Christ.
The soloists, both Miss Nickerson and
Miss Jaeschke, deserve good deal of
praise for their splendid singing, the
former was accompanied by Miss Helen
Single on the piano aud the latter by
Miss Marian Ryan, on the violin. The
high school chorus showed excellent
training in its number on the program.
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
RINGLE.

RINGLE.
The Misses Mable and Ruth Miller
arrived home Thursday morning from
Spokane, Wash, where they have been
in the Galax hotel for the past three
years.
Mrs. Theo. Miller and Mrs Albert
Buchanan went to Wausau, Wednes-
day, to call on friends.
George Bisheau, of Kelly, who has
been foreman on the Eau Claire log
drive, called at Ringle, Saturday, hav-
ing finished the drive last Friday.
Several of the young people of Ringle
went to Wausau, Saturday, to spend the
day, but on account of the rain some of
them came back at noon.
Sunday was great day in Ringle it
being the occasion of our school picnic
given by the teacher Miss Laura Ringle.
There were about 100 people present at
the picnic. The children spoke pieces
and ran races while the older ones
passed the time playing ball. A fine
supper was served at 80 O'Clock d. m.
after which dancing was started. the
music being furnished by William and
Julias Schramm. They ali enjoyed a
good time.
Earnst p Lemke and Miss Anna
Textra, of Wausau. came to Ringle Sun
day to attend the picnic.
Miss Laura Ringle went to Wausau
Monday, having finished her school
here.
EDGAR.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Randi. of Rib
Falls, are visiting friends in Edgar.
Regina Schneider, the seven year old
daughter of Gust Schneider. was shot
in the head, Wednesday, by her small
er brother They were trying to shoot
a shot out of an air gun which had be-
come lodged. After a few attempts.
and when the gun was turned in the
direction of the little girl, it discharged
the shot hitting the sister Just above
her left eye The doctor was called
and the shot was removed.
The horses of Herman Pankanin
which were in the pasture on Sunday.
were badly scared BIZ Mr. Bissell's auto
mobile. As the machine went by. the
horses started of on run aud went
directly into q wire fence, which they
tried to jump One was cut up so bad
Iy that 1t died and the other is not ex-
pected to live.
Frank Gappa aud Loid Brown. while
playing ball, started after 3 'sfiy.n at
the same time, and came together with
such force thar the former had his eye
badly hurt. He was taken TO q doctor
for repairs and it will be sone tine be-
fore be is fully recovered.
Miss Logult, of Wausau. visited
friengs in Edgar over Sunday. III