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Evening journal., 1909-08-23
Editorial
Opinion
Better Pay For Teachers.

Milford Chronicle.
Advancing the salaries for those who
teach In the public schools OF Delaware
has brought results, in that now there
is about sufficient teachers who are quail
iied TO teach the schools available. At
the last examinations held in SUSSEX, the
superintendent was unable to pass fifteen
out OF the sixty-hve who submitted ex-
animation papers; but, even they wero
below passing in only a small percentage
of the work required, and which can be
made up with little effort.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
BLESSING Of ths Rain.

We are saved. The long delayed rain
began 20 fall Sunday night last. 1t did
not come with a rush but a gentle steady
fall. doing much good to parched mother
earth The country around was thor
oughly parched. Vegetation was, suffer-
ing and corn crop would have been
failure. The rain was a blessing after
about eight weeks drought. The bless
ing was accepted by the people in the
right spirit.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23

walk ps { a / r s
without stopping
on the way. /
tried three differ
ent doctors and
each told me some
thing different. 1
received no benefit
from any of them,
but seemed to suf-
fer more. The last
doctor said noth-
ing would restore
my health. / began
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
Capable Man For Census.

NAlA'AN NHibhitlts
In naming ex-senator Ball for the po-
sition Of Census Enumerato- a man full
iy capable Of making a complete and sat
isfactory census Of the state, has been
secured.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
Want Catholic Church at csoraetown.

GEORGETOWN, Aug. 23.-In an ef-
Georgetown. where there are a number
fort to start Catholic Church IN
Of Catholic families, special meetings
were held Sunday and viii be held
again tonight with sermons b. promi-
nent Catholic fathers. Yesterday Rev
Father ]. w. Smith lectured and to-
night Rev. Father J. L. burke win be
the speaker.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
Will Make Lewss Cleaner Town.

LEWESa Aug. 22.-Because or
number of typhoid fever cases Town
Council has issued an edict for a gem
email cleaning up of the entire town.
Pronertv holders have been notified to
clear allevs of filth and weeds and pig
pens win be banished.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
AFTER
DOCTORS
FAILED
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound Cured Her.

Willimantic, Conn.-"For five years
/ suffered untold agony from female
troubles, causing backache, Irregular
tie, eiies, o11ziness ~ anu helvo9s pIostra-
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
rhn IInIind pnh-
Monday, August %. 1909
DEATH OF MR.. BRENNAN.

r the death Of Mr.. Edward II. Brennan this
n city loses one of its foremost merchants
and residents, and his departure will be keenly
felt. In the mercantile and the financial life of
Wilmington Mr.. Brennan was an important fac
tor, a man of unusual business sagacity and wis
dom, whose counsel and advice were at all times
sought and appreciated. His record in business,
as also in his private life, was unblemished and
unquestioned, and his death will leave a sor-
rowful impress, not only upon those who came
in business contact with him but those who felt
the benefit during his lifetime of his assistance
Of the kind that did not allow his left hand to
know what the right was doing.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
conel comel

Come always to James NJ. Bryan
for paints. oils and glass. stains in
all colors. bathtub and wood enamels.
furniture and brass polishes. screen
and floor paints.e
Evening journal., 1909-08-23

The seven West $~:yt hazers we're promptly
dismissed by the s,foll' ndent of the Academy,
and it is not pyp5Is"Iat py5apSIe tat Taft will come 10
1e % rssoae Roosevet 1u m ,;s III s.Sh ,ba hazsTs 1sTs
and hat L hazing Acaden'v AUTHORITIES arc
-ffrno uiSH
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
SWEAT SHOPS IN CHICAGO.

a MOVEMENT has been started in Chicago
( to abolish the sweat shops in that city,
and the good thing about it is that it will prob
ably be successful. The plan contemplates
Evening journal., 1909-08-23

Now that surgeons arc performing operations
for appendicitis on board ocean going steamers,
new pers confront travellers. There seems 70
be no way in which to escape the surgeons
knife.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
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This newspaper Is on regularly at every stand
principal towns In the Snte OF Del
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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-03-27
MUM. 8
Sangrlenla Tragedia en- Ration.

FL viernes de Ia semana pasada
oCurri6 una tragedia bastante san
grienta en- la ciudad de Ration, en-
este Territorio. Las victimas fuerun
tres, dos hombres v una muier, t0dos
el.0s iuliauOs. III case, seg1n 10 re-
tlere "a prensa diaria, fac como sigue:
Antonio Di Tulio se encOntr0 en- Ia
plaza con su primo. DionisiO Bartole,
Y de buenas a primers sac6 una pis-
tola que llevaba oculta Y con ella EN-.
pez0 4 hacerle disparos, hiriendole
una de las balas disparadas en- el
abdomen. Dionisio no pudiendo
haCer ninguna defensa, corri0 hacia
Ia casa de su hermanO, Francisco
Bart0le, y entrad0 que hub0 en- un0
de los cuartos, Sc dej6 caer bOca aba
10 sObre an sofa. Ia esposa de Fran
ciscu, sin saher que tenia su cuiiado,
pero suponiendo que algo serio le ha-
hia aC0nteCid0, corri0 q su ladO para
darle el auxiIio que necesitara.
A este tempo entr0 en- el cuarto
Antonio De Tulio Y act0 continue hi
20 un disparo sobre Ia persona de la
senora Bartole y Ell proyectil Ia hiri0
detras de la cabeza, delandola muerta
en- el aeto. Pero no bien habia hecho
este cuando apareci0 en- Ia escena
Francisco Bartole, herman0 del heri-
do v esposo de la muerta, y enterldo-
Sc que Sc hubo de 10 que acababa de
aeontecer, cogi0 una daga y sah6 en-
pos del asesino, q quien di6 aleance
fuera dc Ia casa. En seguida trab0
con q uu mortal combate, el cual 10
termint sino hasta que DE Tullo habia
quedado tendido en- TERRA muerto de
una puhalada con la daga EN- las ma
nos de Francisco Bartole. Dionisio
Bartole fu6 llevado al hospital tan
luego como Sc pudo, pero no tard6
mucho en- morir DE Iesultas del baIa-
20 que habfa recibido en- el abdomen.
llacia amos que Ia famllia estaba
en- I'll Ration. Los hombres habian
estado trabajando en- los hornos de
carbon y ya hacia algdn tempo que
DeTulio y Bartole no Sc yeian con
buenos olos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-03-27
CulpadO pOT cl JuradO.

Una de las causas lie moyor inn
potancia iuzgadas en- ttrmino de Ia
corte de distrito de Caytnn, c0ndado
de Uudn, que acaba DE pls9r, fue Ia
del Territorio contra Luis Sauchtz
procesado por el crimen de asesiua-
to-
El q de Febrero de 1908 fl6 mupr-
to Don Cdndido Garcia, en- Vi canine
real v ydesde luego recayeron sospechas
sohre Luis SANCHEZ, primero, pDr ha-
b6rsele encontradO viniendO del lu-
gar de donde fu6 hallado eI cuprp0, Y
a corta distaucia de donde estaha 6s.
te, Y segOn lc, pOrel hecho, que 3 50
4 bia. que el fiuado y Luis SANCHEZ hd-
/ bian renido antes y estaban cn maios
i t6rniuos.
4 FL dtttampn del larado ha sido dc
hOmicidi0 casual y h seutencia del
+ iDez he .ido fihda eu 7icte amos q lape-
4 nix nciaria. Don Ciadi 10 Gt-ria, rl
hombre cuya vida quito el rfedlo
Sanchez, era unO d. ID. hombrcs me-
iores v mas bIen acomodad. s eu q
condado DE Union, y 81 muert7 fO(
Imuy sentida.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-03-27
GObernadOr que E7ce Su Deber.

FL gobernad0r Shafroth, de Colo
RADIO, Is sin duda slguna un h0mbre
de conciencia Y de palabra.
Su partido, que es el democratic,
hizo ciertas promesas ala pueblo de
Colorado, en- las eleccl0nes pasadas,
de hacer pasar q ser ley un pro-
yecto de elecciones primarias, otro
creando una comisi6n sobre ferroca-
rrles, Otro exigiendo q los bancOs q
dar buenas garantiss por los dineros
que tieuen en- dep6sito, y otro sobre
buenOs caminOs. Les intereses ferrO-
carrileros v otros intereses adinera-
dos del EstadO han estadO moviend0
el cielo Y la TERRA para impedir el
decretamientO dc tales leyes por Ia
legislature, Y parece que han logrado
ganar suhcientes dem6cratas Y pO-
nerlos del lado republicano, para inn
ppdir ell decretamiento de las referi-
das medidas.
Debido 4 este ell gobernador SHAFT
roth he perdid0 la paciencia y el -
de este maud0 un mensaje la legis-
latura en- el cual enfaticamente de-
clara que ST el partid0 democratic no
hace bueDas sus prolnesas al pueblo,
hechas durante la Ultima campafla,
entonces Y en- tai case Sc vera
obligado a convocar la legislature en-
sesiones extraOrdinarias. para ese fin.
FL goberuador en- 81 mensaje rine
severamente 4 los miembros de su
partido por no haber hecho buenas
las promesas que hicieron 4 los vo-
tantes, Y agrega que aquellos que no
Sc sientan dispuest0s ahora q redimir
las promesas hechas por su partido,
deberian de ser su iente hOmbres
para resignar sus put tOs de una vez,
! y permitir asi al pueblo que escogie-
ra representatives que tengan el valor
para redimir las tales promesas.
La legislature de Colorado ha esta-
do en- session S2 dias y va no lie que
dan sino OchO dias en que decretar
eyes.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-03-27
~ q - 7-777777----
Para el Africa.

Telegraliau de Nueva York, fecha
% del que RIGGS Parade sobre Il
puente del uavio v recOnociendo la
griteria de miles, Teodoro Roosevelt,
presideute de los Estados Unidos,
Sc EMBARGO rumbo el Africa,
a doude VA sin mas fin que.elde cazar
liones, ttgres Y toda clase de ferBs
que Sc pongln a su paso, en- esas re
Clones oscuras del mundo, el 25 del
actual.
El buque que 10 llevaba Sc hizo d
Ia vela lustamente a las ll:00. Des-
de Oyster Bay, lugar de su residen.
cia, hasta el muelle, la marcia pare
Ella ser una marcha triunial tai era
dc grande Ia enthusiastic y fren6tica
multitud que le acompanaba,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-03-27
MCHarg ReCOmpenSadO.

Ormsby McHarg, el agente del 20
biprno cuyas inv, stigaciones en- o..
fraudes de terren0s, en Nuevo Me-
xico, cau,ar0n conformation en- el
campo de la corruptpla republirana
del Territorio, cuando ere se hacia,
ha -ido reconpensa 10 por la pre- seut1
administration, pOr su1 huebo7 y
vahosas servirios 4 Ia cauSa dc IA
iusticis, d5ndole q nombramirutp de
asistente secretario en- H Departs
meuto Industrial y lie Conercio, en-
Washington. I'll nombrdmento le
fu6 otorgado por el Presidents Taft,
ell dia 25 del actual.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-03-27

fuera aceptada por ell Presidonte anu
dado el case que el Primer Magistra-
do tenga pensado hacer cambio en- el
cmpleo, Y asi result6. Los despa-
chos del dfa siguiente anunciarou
que el Presidente al recibir Ia resig-
naci6u del gobernadvr le telegrah0
que Ia retirara Y que escribiea al de-
psrtament0 dand0 las razones que
tenga para querer ausentarse q la
presente del Territorio, para ir a
Washington Y el gobernador asi 10
hizo, Y el asunto qued0 terminado.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-03-27
IndullO de dos PFeSidiariOS.


El dfa % del mes actual obtuvie-
ron su liberiad q n4hns dal goberna.
dor Curry, dos presidiarios que ha-
bfan sid0 coudenados cadena per-
petua, llamados, Jesus MARTINEZ y
jose D. Garcia
El crlmeu que 6-tOs c0metier0n fue
uno de los m6s horribles, quiz3, que
Sc han cometido en- este Territorio, V
este es decir mucho Junto con otros
dos individuos, lIamados Eligio Ar
guello Y Raymundo Quintna, fue-
ron 4 Ia casa de un pobre Chino, EN-
Clayton, y de la manera mas atroz
imaginable, asesinaron al infeliz
celeste, apastdndoe la cabeza d ga
rrotazos, y tOdo clio con el fin de ro.
barle al infortunado 10 que tuviera.
Recordamos que el LicenciadO La
rrazolo fu6 ell abogado que hizO
su defensa Y que tan faerte era
Ell testimonio del I Territorio que
NADIA, absolutamente nada, lie qued6
que decir 4 la defensa, va fuera para
mitigar Ia pena 8 para relutar eI tes-
| timOnio de Ia prosecution.
La cause fue dsda al jdrado en- e-a
f0rma y cuantos Wesenciaron el caso
aseguIan que solo 81 argUmento del
icenciado, uno de los melores que jA-
mas - le ha dido pronunciar, pudu
salvar & los recs del atibulo,
FL ase5inato y conviction ocure-
ron en- el a10 1897. El dietamen del
lurad0 fa6 de asesinato en- segundC
grado Y los reos fieron senteneiado,
4 pri-i6n por Ia vida, Los ase-in0-
eran to los murhachos, siendo el INA.
ynr de ellos un mozo de Is M IS de
edad
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-03-27
DECLARATION DE UN AUTOR
RELIGIOSO.

III Rev. Joseph II. Ferperman, de sa-
lsbury, n, G. que es el autor dc yanos
libros, escribe Por varios amos padeci
dc Intermediates de los rinones y el in
vierno pasado fui atacado sdbitamepte
do un severe dolor en- los rihones es.
tuye EN- cana oeho diaB sin poderme le-
yantar Sin ayuda Mi orina contenia
un sedimento oapeso y blanco y tenia
que pasarla rreeuentemente dia y no.
che. Comenc6 a tomar el remedlo de
Foley para los Hiaouea j o. lolor gra.
dualmeute SO minor6 y hnalmente ces6
' mi orina ss puso normal Con gusto
recomiendo el Remedio do Foley para
oa Ridonos, 10 venden las Boticas,
Cruz Roja y q. G.. SchaefoF,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-03-27

nueva, una causa, Ia cuaL pOr su ra-
resa, sugerimns sea discutida por al
guna soeiedld literaria. Los cah8-
Hos de Don Rafael GailegOs andaban
sueitos pase8ndose p0r las GALES dc Ia
eiudad, el s1bado p0r Ia uoehe, " 81
les autoi3 eutrar al patio de las
Hermanas DE Carload. q conner del
zacatto verde que va hay alii. Nj
C0las JineneZ, que ese el rabafad0r
del Hospital, objet6 que los referidos
cabalios estuvieran allf, y Sc pr, puso
echarlOs tuera de la Cerca. Pero
uno de ell0s, en- veg de salir por
la puerta, como el otro, quisO re-
c0rMr Ia distancia, briuc8ndO sobre el
cerco, " al hacer 6sto, Sc lastlm6 una
pata 10 bastante para impedirle ira
haiar pOr algunos dias Est0 suce-
di0 cOsa de las cuatrO de la mahana,
seg0n Jimenez, 10 cual iudica que
los Cab8llOs habiau andado "parran-
deando" t0da Ia noche Y Sc hallaban
alg0 crudos cuan2O entrarOn al GER
GO q conner ZacatitO verde, PerO CO.
mo quiera que esto sea, el easo es que
Don Rafael demand0 q Jimenez, por
dalos y peuuicios, achacdndule que
mahciOsgmente habia 0blgado a su
caballo a que brincarB el cerco para
que Sc lastimara. El luez Murray
asi 10 crey6, y multo al acusado, mas
este no Sc do por satisfecho, y apel0
de la decision, a Ia corte de distrit0.
El ahogado por Ia defensa 10 fu6 el
Padre Bernard II. Naught0u, an j0-
ven saecrdote que esta en- el Sanato-
rio por su salud, Y ell abogado de la
prosecution suponemos que ha de ha.
Der oldo otro padre, el Padre Gale
frFa
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-03-27
Tempestad de NieVe en- Denver

De Denver, Colorado, telegrafian
con fecha rs del presente, que ocho
pulgadas dc nieve seguidas de una
lluvia torrencia que dur0 yarlas ho-
ras, hiz) estragos de considerable
c1nsecuencia en- esa ciudad u mdrtes
dltlmo por Ia noche. Las p6rdidas
oc3sionadas q los habitantes, por Ia
tempestad, Ia cual Sc dice que ha si-
10 Ia peor conocida al1, Sc calculan
de 200 mil q 800 mil pesos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-03-27
Causa Celebre.

III lunps altimo BE venlil0 ante Is
corte del Juez Murray, en- Ia plaza
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-08-25
Visiting =Efer Brother.

Visiting =Ffer Brother.
Mrs. James Langii1 of Eagle
River came down from Ashland
Tuesday night and is visiting at
the home of her brother, Dr. J..
p. Hobert. Mr.. Langill, who
was injured in a runaway a
couple of weeks ago, is still in
the hospital at Ashland, but it
is thought his leg will be saved.
Prentice Calumet.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-08-25
NEW AUTO RUN RECORD
Kissel -Kar Comes 265 Miles
in Thirteen Hours---From
Hartford to FoIts & Morris
Without Accident.

An average of 1885 miles per
hour over the macadaln-turnpike-
logging roads of Central and
Northern Wisconsin without any
breakage or .stoppage. during the
264 mile run ia l312 hours is the
record made Friday and -Satur-
day in a Kissel- Kar machine BY
w. L. Kissel, P. A. Rix and !. B.
Hahn who are now guests at the
Shing-Gauk En-Dot resort.
The run was made from Hart
ford, Washington county, to the
Folts & Morris resort on Catfish
lake, a distance of 264 miles in
1872 hours. Ne time allowance
was made for inquiries as to
roads and directions. but the
record time of the odometer was
taken.
The trip was made from Hart
ford to the resort bv way of
Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Wau-
paca, Stevens Point. Wausau,
Merrill, Dudley, Rhinelander and
Eagle River.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-08-25
A BIT o NOTHIN'


S. S. VanNostrand and James
Shelf have bad it proven to their
complete satisfaction that there
is no affinity feeling between a
horse and rafting galvanized
tub. Friday they went out to
Root lake, stopping at the Stub
Welsh shack. They hshed and
picked berries until their appe-
tiles for those things were stated,
they hooked up VanNostrand
headed the transportation outfit
towards home and at the crest
of a As per cent. grade, while
Shelf went for his coat which
was laid across the aforemen-
toned tub. Of course the newt
able happened. The tub let loose
OF the peg and started down the
grade. 1t was an even start
when the horse realized the fact
that something was about to
happen and started for the home
feed box. With VanNostrand
hanging onto a wheel it was a
a pretty trianguiarraee untilthe
tub was stopped by stump and
Nan was thrown into a tangie
of berry bushes. A couple OF
miles up the road the horse gave
up the attempt to outrun HIM
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-08-25
BULL HURT TWO MEN
Unruly Brute Would Not
ead--Pinned One to the
Ground, Another Against
Wagon.

Ed Sheribel came down from
Lac Vieux Desert Monday night
badly crippled up. owing to his
having been used as a buffer
between a bulls head and a
wagon wheel.
Sheribel and L. L. Thomas
were leading bull. The beast
became ,unruly and hunted
Thomas to the ground, bruising
him severely. A little later the
bull took Sheribel to task and,
catching him just right. hunted
him against a wagon, resulting
in a badly pinched leg.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-08-25
EPISCOPAL SERVICES
Bishop Weller of Fond du Lac
to Hold Series of Evening
Meetings In September.

Rt. Key. Bishop R. A. Weller Of
Fond du Lac will hold a series of
evening meetings in the Eagle
River mission some time Ill the
early part of September.
At present the date is not
known, but it is stated that the
first meeting will be held Sep
TENDER 9th.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-08-25

will probably be mounted and
preserved as a highly priced
memento of his 1909 outing. It
was with considerable regret
that Mr.. Gerstetter saw the fish
and its wrappings tumbled into
the express apartments as he felt
that such a fine fellow. though
only a fish, should be allowed
the privileges of the parlor car.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-08-25
39sssDD5:s:sS9g:Gg:Gs
JUST FISH STORIES
y s:ssa;a5aa:sass:sssssS9s

H. L. Schroeder, manager for
the Werheim Mfg. Co, and E. D.
Underwood of the Daily Record
Herald force, both of Wausau,
came up Saturday morning for
a several days stay as guests of
portion Of the court house force
mot the county jail) and other
friends. With two friends they
spent Saturday and Sunday at
Bob Thurston' resort on Buck
ataba and were quite successful,
making a catch of almost 100
pounds of pike In addition to
the very satisfactory fishing they
waxed fat on the delectablecook-
ing and boupteous menu provided
| by Mrs. Thurston and listened
in gaping wonder to Bob's fam
Gus stories of the muskie which
lowered the water in the lake
two feet when it leaped and of
how the fish always left the lake
at midnight to Craze in the clover
field. Mr.. Schroeder. although
unaware Of the fact at the time,
was allowed the rare honor of
sleeping on the celebrated deer
hair mattress which is one of Mr..
Thurston's most priced posses
sions. And thereon hangs a tale.
A little time ago. when Bob was
younger, as he tells it himself, he
lnyoiced the larder and discov-
cred a dearth of meat. His 100
shot-to-the- deer gun was brushed
ND and arm in arm Bob and the
weapon sauntered to the lax i.
Luck was theirs. On an oppo-
site point were two deer that
had come down to drink. Tie
man and the gun went into ac-
/ tion and Shiloh was repeated IN
miniature. When the gun had
been pumped empty Bob went
over to gather up the spoils. He
was disappointed for a moment
Ito find that he had killed only
the smaller of the deer, but con-
ISOLATION came when he discov-
cred that he had knocked enough
/ hair off Of the big fellow TO make
two mattresses. 1t was one OF
these mattresses Mr.. Schroeder
was allowed to dream upon.
.
&c. Gerstetter ofChicago, who
is a guest at Peter Stems resort
on Dam Lake, shipped home g
421a pound. muskie Sunday night
skill and perseverance. Il was
80 a N
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s.f and was munching grass
by the roadside when overtaken.
No one was hurt and the only
damage was to the tub.

In the motor boat race Friday
the pastlme, owned by Geo. A !.
Rogers, was thrown down and
out OF the race i'll the first half
OF the third round, in rather
a peculiar manner. With Rogers
at the throttle and LesterlS arter
plotting the destinies of the craft.
the Pastime was 1OO-to-one shot
IN winning the cup up to the
time of the accident. In round
ing the buoy at Tvson's point
the Pastin2e was oyertaken and
passed by Deeldorfs speed boat.
The swell caught the Pastime in
the rear, threw her up into the
air and when she came down
forced a barrel of water down
her exhaust, through the engine,
into the gasoline tank and back
again, The shock disconnected
the battery coils, threw her car
bureter u'-east by point and
a half west, jammed her spinna-
ker in such a manner that her
rudder caught the mizzen-mast
half way between the mid watch
and the poop-declS, putting her
entirely out OF commission.
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Principal of Schools.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin B. Olson ar
rived Saturday from Appleton
where they had been visiting.
Mr.. Olson will take charge of
the village schools the coming
school year. For the past two
years he has been principal of
the Blanchardviile schools and is
credited with excellent results.