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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30
2egen @ans @ram,


s 0 III gopatiens @run6 !.
I egger / 81 merif a, bpis
2epne6sifil6ring Ell. poabegpn6t / Ste
&efte; en- @epro6uftion al oct ene1te
@ortret, Der efsiiterer efter bam, og
fom efter itore Anitrengelier al Seer
fets &eoaftion er ffaffet'tilpeie efter
banifeligt tilgengeIige meoicinfte
&~il6efrifter> bill mg6e 2eierne paa
ferite @ioe / oct ON feie Gi6 fer6ig
fra &resien Ste &efte al @erfet.
@lutningen al Siosperio6en 1900
40, ser bill foreligge / Ste &efte>
bliper life Set min6it interesiante al
oen1re &erio6e, i6et set bringer 8io-
grafterne al
to mesct b%etDoeliec 9anif= Mmerifa-
mere,
bbtlfe u6en Spipl bill blibe Left me6
n6elt Snteresie. Sen enc at bisie
bore 2an0sm9n6 beropre bar Carl
i(6elm @nIff g 0 + II p,
Ser ira 1929 iii 1848 bobbe tit Stem
Il Ga Yointe, @isu og itstert maa
regl1cs for at bore ben pr t e
) a II re Manb, ser bar babt lit
Stem i @isconiin. 8orr1p flptteoe !
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30

Loosen og hans .Hustru, at Jonas
Lie. 227 Slider.
commandments D9tre, af Jonas Lie.
Fort@lling fra Norge. 2O4 Slider.
Sj8dronningen, Fortaelling af John
Paulsen. 1854 Slider.
Guldt0rst. En- Nordmands Eventyr
lAustralien. 100 Slider.
Vildrose, Fort@lling fra 'Indianer-
udbrudet i 1862, af Kr. Janson.
Derovre fra Grandsen, af Holger
Drachmann. Strejftog over Diet
danske TermopylB. Med ct smukt
udfert Billede af de senderjydske
Piger og med Digterens Biograf.
Hverdagsmennesker, Skizzer af l..
billing. IA Slider.
Folk / Nod, at CART Etlar. Jens som
ler-Pater Peter-Jergen Pranger.
Ire nye FortelIinger, at CART Etlar.
Dyrekjebt Krigsbedrifter - For
slet intet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30

bar oeiaa itore Nnngoer at Bloa-
fiel % 9iters. Set eneite, iom Ton
tpoe paa, at bore Gorfaore fro BEN
Gib Il Stenaloerem ogiaa bar brugt
@lantefp6e, Dor Tunoet at fnuite
forfulleoe &eiter al &asielng66er. So
fun6ne 5ager bill bltpe in6lemmet /
Stapanger Muieums @amlinger.
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aries obcr 6rieoen9

aaleiooifopii6 medieln Sic Situo-
tionen. @ie Die grummfreilel Orc
ben ii6 Die aufgemorfel1en S6lpierig=
feiten uno oie @oridldee ibrer 2o-
lung. Sic 6reben itd Inn Sen eiae-
men M~ittelpunft, melden oie groBe
5roge biloet: &rieg ooer 8rieoen2
@eItern borte man, in @ien bal-
te Die peiiimiitiide Stimn1llllg oelt
Iusbru6 oes arieges, iobolo sic
5riibiabrsitiirme gis nlto Gdliec
aus ben 8aiien oes 8alfans gctric=
ben, fir unoermeiolih. MaBge6en=
De 2eute bielten Dor ben 8ertretern
Der peri6ieoenen 80lfer &eoen, Sc
rem geantfportung mir nit ge5o0e-
mem S6pert erfolgen 81 f0niten
idien. Hunoi6reiben tper0en an sic
Weadte geinnot, Die mie nit fomnea-
Dem 8lut gei6rieben erideinen. 9[l-
les %riiitet. @ie 9orl5 na6es sdmert-
9eflirr flingt's. llno baum auf eirt
mai pieoer 9iube. @ieoer 6rieoens
l6almeien. 4bgebroGene 8erboll0-
ln1gen meroen mieoer angefniipft.
9oie 8orte meroeu 3uriidgellommelt.
9urd Die Softer uno Die Staotsfoll3-
leien gebt es mie ein Aufatnlell.
Grrrl Elm neltes 9ilo! Der areiiel
orebt lid. Rur oie Sdorfmadtc.
10 beibt es, baben nit Dem GG6eI
geraiielt. Die frieolihe 96iul1g al
fer SGmierigfeiten 1T mieoer einnol
geiidert.
Sn Der tiir5liden 3irfuloroeoe=
Idle Der ruliii6en 9tegierlung oil Die
SignotarmGdte oes @erliner 8ertra>
qes NOR Oie Soroerung oufgeiteQI
Selterrei6-llngorn ioGle oen onuet-
tierten Grobin5en, 8osrien uno ser
Ser5egomino, 9lutonomie Derleibcn.
9os fom foit einer arieqSerfl6ritug
nabe, oenu 8uBlano muBte miiien,
oaB it6 9eiterrei6 oltf oerortiQeS
unter feinen llmitdnoeu einloiieu
miiroe. 0eIterrei6 bate ieinell l;r-
ipriingliden Stanopunft, itd Sim
ii6tli6 Der |poQ5ogenen Satlo6e BE-
9lnnerion in feline 0isfuiiion einlai
len 81 f0nnerI oobiu a6gei6md6t,
Dob es lid SIT elmer iolden 6ereit e.
fl6rte. ober llur in 0irefteu &erbau0<
lungen nit ben eiu5elnen 0}dbteu,
III weriter 2itie nit ser ON mciitan
intereiiierten &iirfei. Die in @0r.
i6log gebrodte aonfcrer5 ser N}dd]-
te ioute oonn Die pou5ogene Cat
lode i%onttionieren. Sic ruiiiide
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Nmf Der Saltcr.

0iele 9emegung 0ie mid ieGr
eribredte, i6ien Ho~uletobille QllBerIt
fult 81 lo1ien. 2lS mir inns in iei=
nem 3immer 1pie0ertrafen, berii6rte
er Die S5ene, Sic mir ioeben tibet
rol6t botten, nit feinem @ort, ion=
bern CAB mir 1lltr nod Die lebte1
@nweiiungcn fin Die No6t. 9eod
oen1 IbenOeiien iollte i6 III Die oltnf=
lie aommer geben ltno BORT obluor=
ten, bis tb etmos leben mitr0e.
o8enn Sie por mir etlpus iehen, "
madte mir meitt 6reltno flor, 10
loilen Sic eS nlid iofort tpiiieul
Salts Ser Molm ouf einent on0cre1
8ege, ols iiber bie 8onoelgolerie,
Die re6te @olerie betritt, 10 miiifc1
Sic i'm friiber ols i6 ieben, ga Sic
ia oie garl5e reAte @oIerie ii6er=
6Iiden fonte1, unO i6 MIR Sen llc=
berblif ilber oie @onoelgo1erie 6Q=
be. I'm MIDI 81 benadridtige!l,
brauden Ste nltr iofort Sen Gor-
bang Oes reften @oleriefenlterS Der
ob3ulofien. 9ieies 6eniter 1T oas
ibrer &omnter 3lllobIt liegenoe. 0os
btsber belle 5eniter miro ii6 oalul
iofort peronnfell1. Sic boben uar
Die &on0 aus Ser Gantnler 5u itefcn,
Inn Sen gorbong nit eitte1n @rifl
berob5uloilen. Son Ser @onoelgaIa=
RTE aus, Die nit Ser anoeren @alerie
einen redten @infel biloet, font id
oQe BORT 6eleudteten 5enIter ie=
ben; penll alio oie S6eibe iid) Der
ounfelt, lperoe i5 milien, mas oies
sn beoeuten bot"
limo mos 0onn21
u9onn meroen Sic mid an scr
giegltlq Der @onoeI9alerie eridei-
men ieben.
g@as ioQ ib oonn tlln2~
Sic fommen mir iofort enfgc-
gen, binter Dem Manlle Der, cber
id tperbe 6onn idon onf i'm losge=
galfgen iein uno id mer0e milieu
Oh iein @eiit6t in meinen @eoonf@t=
freis paBt. So, ia, babel lit qar
ni6ts SIT ldbeln. ODD, meiaet
ipegelt, nebmen Sic nod Die melli-
gen 4ugenbiide mobr, Die Sbnen
CUR @eiterfeit bGeiben; oenn i6 ido6-
re Sbnen Sic tperoen Qlei6 iebr
@rnItes e%rlebeu.@
tSortTeeuna To(at.J
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500 @eIphnrrn. 1 0

Sic 2eier bieler 3ettung lperoen it's
@freuen, gu %erfo6ren, 6aB es fpeni9itens
cine aefiircbtete &ranf6eit 9iebt, meldle
Die 8i1enidaft IN al i6ren 5tltfen gu
beilen inlitanbe lit; 3au &atarr6S@lfr
it Die ein5ige Jest Der dr8tlideu 8riioerz
id)aft 6efannte polttibe &lr. &atarr6 err
forbert als cine &pultitutionsfrartEe:t
cine fonltitlitioneIle 8e6anolun9. Salf3
Gatarr6@&ur ipir0 innerIid6 qeno1nnen
mo tpirft brett a1f bas 8[It uno sic
I6leimi9en Sberfld6eu Beg 9bItems ,oo~
6ur6 Die @rlmoIage Der &rarf6eit 8erz
ltDreno lln0 Dem 8atienten &raft ge6euo,
inbem lie Die aonititutipn bes &0rpcrs
aufbaut un0 Der 9atur 5l ibrem @erfe
bilft. Sic @i9ertilnter hdben 10 biel Ser
trauen gu ibren 5eilfrdften oaB ie 100
9oaars 8elobnung fir ieoen SoQ uns
bieten, ben lie gu furieren berfe6len. 2aBt
gltd cine 3iIte bon 3eu9nifIen fornmen.
Wean aoreiiiere:
s. $. gbeneb& 60, 8oleoo, o /.
@erfauft bon alien Npot6efen, 75c.
Soa's Snmilien@9eiler iino Sic beitelr.
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8ailcg aeeen staatsprobibition.

Senator gaileD bat oil Irtbnr %,
SSones in Dallas, einen Der 6aupt-
nader Der Mnti-5 aloon= 2iga. eineil
Brief geidriebelt, in Dem er er=
Hart oaB er es fir ridtig balte,
menn Die 2egislatlir cine golfsab-
Thinning mber elm Y~robibitioil5=
M~menoement ~anoronen lpiiroc. Gr
giebt gu, oaB iiber oas grgebnis ser
Hrimdr-abitimmung 3meifel berr-
iden f0nnen, Die Staatsfonpentioll
babe aber nun einfnol Die Submli-
iions=5oroerung in fire 8latform
aufgenommen uno Die Tlotform ioa-
te fir Die 0elnofrater in Der 2egis=
Iatur maBgebeno iein. MuBeroenl
bait CT es fir praftif6, Ole GoGe
iest our1 cine 8olfgabitimmui1g al
entiheioen, ionit ueroe Die nGditcn
Sabre beItdnoige l1nrube berridul
uno Die Trobibitionsfrage meroe ale
anoern nidtigen 4ngelegenbeiteu IN
ben 9intergruno brdngen. 9ieiert
Meuberunsen fiiet 8ailep Die mid
tige Grfldrung bin5u. bob er ge-
gen has Brobibitions-
enoement It immen 10 e t.
De, pettn es CUR a%bitimmltng fom-
men iole. gr bat iid oainit gegen
Staatsprobibition erflGrt nno oos
8eriprehen erfiiGt ooB err ieiner-
aeit Dor Der Brimdrpabl in lebtem
Sabr, Die i'm inooiiierte, Auenit
Sortbauien in Souiton uato anbera
Mnti-Hrobibitioniiten aegeben hatte.
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Sanmmoaiamen nnb befien 8ruSaftc.
8rinta gaumtpouiamens@ ebI per 8ous
ne $23.5 80.
8mimrppafamen@Oe rob, $3.50.
Prirna acknowledgements 6en, per
Spnne $24.00.
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(Serr 9tongerion ipeiite felt 1rei
Sogen nit ietner &odter 5uiammcn
III ibrem Solou) trot beroltS. %
ct oie &iir rs1tr otgelebllt feb, io-
ben mir oettli6 mie 5rGltlein Ston=
geriou, ip66ren0 ibr Safer tiff Ell
men Q(uge1blid bitdte, ltllt eiten Der
untergefouerlen @egen1touO mlf3ub2=
ben, BEN Snbalt eine5 6lGi66cns Ill
bos @los @errl1 Ston0erionS goB.
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Sapfere ssener.S nnncn

erbolten oft, bein 20iden bon
5eltern, i6lpere @ranomunoelL
6rauden 0ann 8udlens Nrnica Gal
be nno ~pergeiien lie. @s pertreibt
Den S6mer5 balo. Sir 8ranowuil-
Den, Gerbriibungen, @unoenS dnitt-
punoen uno 9eulen lit es oos groDte
Seilmittel Set @elt. Gs beilt raid
Sout!Nusi6ldge, alte @unoen, 8eu-
fen, Ulcers, 6elons, bette &dmorrbci-
oell-aur. 9ugenbIidliAe 2inoerltt9
% Gents bei oIen 9ruggiiten.
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Sofalc1.
Spmntaasacieke nno lire 9nrdl=
fihrmne.

Sn 8eniocola, Slorioa, fiibrt man
allgenblidlid aud oas Sonntagsae=
ies ibarf ourd. 90 lit nun Der oor
tige Sberiff auf cine geniale Sbee
eefommell. lin ben 2euten ous Tit
iiunige mo Gefabrli6e oes @eieBas
reft flor uno beutltd gu MAIDEN,
bat er feline 0ur6fiibrung ms In
linnige iibertrieben, bat ales 9e-
idIoiIen, mas i~iberboupt mir mie ein
8erfoufsltono ausiab, batoie @e=
IhdftsleIte perbaftet, Die am Cont
tag IN ibr @eidaft ginger, I'm ibro
8riefe 81 leier1, un0 mas Oergleibel
i1one 0inge nlebr maren. Seine
Mbfibt mar onn Gnoe gatt5 gut, ober
ibren 3med bat lie ttidt erfiiut. Die
2eilte entriiiteteil iid 5lpar, aber nidt
nber oos sonntoesgeieb ionoerl
MIR iber Die ltebertreibungen bes
Sberiffs ullo fiinftig miro er feline
i6arfe Muslegllng aufgeben miiiieF.
Dab er ben 2euten in @irflihfcit
etpas ribtige5 porbemonitriert bot,
baB oaS @eies tatiabli9 10 ourdge=
fibrt tperben fam, Die er es onrd6-
gefiibrt bat, uno oaB es oesbolb in
perniinftiger @eiie u~lneeanoert iucr-
ben iolte, ibeir1t Niemonoem flor
~gelpor6en 81 iein.
Iub in nnierml Staote, III @dl=
neiton bat man Elm paar Spnntage
periubt, oos @eiet in Glberlter
Sddrfe ourf5ufiibren, Inn Sem
Bublifum oos l1nlinniee Der gan3e1
gerfiigrng flor SIT MAIDEN. gs bat
aud nidts eeniiBt. Die 2eute bd-
ben geihimpft uno noren iebr ett=
riiifet, aber nidt iiber oas @eieb,
lonoern iiber Die l1ebertreibl1neer.
DoB oas @eieb in ieiner llnIinnigfeit
0ieie l1ebertreibungen ermoglidte
un0 6esbalb eefabrlid lei, iaben Tie
niht Elm.
@ie oft bort man nidt Die 8enler=
flung: oWaan muB oos @eies nltr
oroentli6 onrdfiibreil oalln miro es
ben 2enten mber ullo mir meroen
es los" Die Equalization bat nod
ME Grfolg gebabt. 8ur1 ieine
Durhfiibrung lit man nod ME EN-
@eiet log ~eelporoen, mir ourd lei
ne MiBabtune. Die 9urffiibrnie
an uno fir iih lit ifon ell 4rgll=
ment fir oaS @eieb, ouf oos ieilte
gefurmorter fuben fonnen. 8iro
oas Weieb oogegen miBaftet, ipir5
es nibt ourbgefiibrt, oonm lodert
iid Der SaIt, ben es bat, ulto es
peridninoet. auf oieie @eiie iinb
ale Die electromagnetic lnno blue
latps" oereongener 3eiten baridlul1l=
ben.
Mus oieiem @runoe baben mir
auh INNER oafir p%Ioioiert, oag
SonntagsgefeB 81 miBahten. Srei=
lib muB man oonn arh f~onieqlent
iein uno es nift einen Sag ourGl-
fiibren uno Sen nddften Sag miB
odten. Iu6 muB man Dor ser
obrigfeitlihen @eipalt nidt gleid an
&reli5e fried]en ODER oiele obrigfeit=
lide @etpalt muB niht Die Mo6t ba-
ben, ibren Wiaen ourdieben 81
fonnen. Menm 2etteres Der Saa lit,
0ann niist eben oas @uflebnen nidts,
oonn mllB man fid bolt fiigen.
Sci uns treffen aQe orei l1mItan-
De 8niammen. @ir baben infollle-
quent uno unflug gebanoelt, baben
lins glei6 m 8odsborn iagen laIicn
uno boben nnS oaour6 lelbit Der
Waht beraibt, Dem @iaen Der
Staatsbeboroen @ioerita1b 5u lei
item. Mlio peroen mir oos Cont
tagsgeieb mol binnebmen miiiien lpie
es lit. Mber oariiber mag ii6 jeDer
Flor Iein: n2os meroen MFRS our9
itreflge 9nrdfibrung niht. Dos
iin6 bereebne &offnungen."
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Nehmt feline SdeiSnns.

Gin meiiiider Gi6ter bepilli9ta
cine Sheioung anf @runo BON ldled)
ter 2auue uno iibelriehei1oem g[terH.
Or. Sings Stem Site Yias b1ttea
oieies berbinoert. Sic furieren linz
beroaiilidfeit, tpel6e iibelriedenoel
atem, 2eber-2eiben uno ldGehte
2aufte, %berborruft, beilen grfGItun-
gen, berbannen aopfif6mer5en nno
beieitigen Sduttelfroft. 20 Cts. BEL
allen Druggiiten.
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0sridpt
8an,mmpae.

Gan antpnip, Ser, 10. San. = Or
otnarb 3 1916 Cts; @oob ordinary
8 1/16 Cts; 2otp Miooling7 7/t6
&ts.; &iOoline s 3/16 Cts; @ouo
MiD0lin9 89/f6 Cts; @ioolirle Sair
1/16 Cts.
GalpeftpH, Ser, 10. San. = Crbis
narb 4 1916 Cts; GooO Miboliug
6B @ts.; 2on Wiboltng 85/16 Ste. !,
Wibbling 93/16 Cts; 8ooo @ibotiu9
1915 Cts; @ibbline 8air 10 1/13
Gents.
@etu Orleans, 2a., 10. San. - @ooS
Sroinarp 71/16 Cts; Qop Wtioos
ling 87/16 Cts; Iibbling 95/t6
Cts; @ooo Mi6bling 1915 @ts I;
Wioolin9 6afr 9 1916 gts.
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Gan Gntonio, 10. San. 1903.
&ie6-Mnrft.

Cdien $2.75 bis $3.50 per 100 4fn.
Giibe $500 biz $500.
8ulleu uuO Stays" $500 Bic $500.
Sdbrliu9e $3.50 biz $500.
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9err %. 9. 9uttle. friiberer
@iee.Graiioeri Der 5air-@ eieaidaft,
muroe an Stelle oes Deritorbenell
SO. s. Simms, Sum Nrdiioenten Der
@eieaidoft erp1blt.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-02-02

finished their high school work last
semester and will drop school for tn
rest OF the year or take up post gradu
ate work until commencement. A com
plete list of the class of '0S9 can not be
made until all the examination stand
ings are in.
The honor students of the class of 90
will be chosen next week
Louis Taugher, who has been absent
from school during the latter part of
last semester on account OF. an opera
ton, resumed work Monday morning.
The high school received three books
from the State Historical commission
on the part Wisconsin played in the
civil war. One book was written by
Col. Villas, one by Gen. j. A. Kellogg
and the other by Col. f. A. Haskell
Mr.. Kellogg was a resident of Wausau
at the time of his death which was Feb
ruary 10th, 1888
Other books received in the library
are: Lincoln-Master of Men, by Roth
childs; Monuments of Christian Rome,
by Frothangham; Augmentation and
Debate, by Foster. A book on Wiscon-
sin, by Thwaits and one, Teaching of
Mathematics, by Young
Miss Katherine Brant of the Irving
school, was called home suddenly Sun
day by the death of friend. She will
resume her work Wednesday.
Miss Judith Wadleigh will take
charge of the drawing department
again at the end of the week. She has
been away on account of illness.
The severe wind storm, Friday broke
one of the storm doors at the high
school and broke the glass in another
door
Five new hoods are being installed in
the chemical laboratory. The hoods
are used to draw away bad gases formed
by some experiments.
The game next Friday night will be
Wausau VS.. Amigo in the high school
gymnasium. Amigo always puts out a
fast basket ball team and for the past
couple of years has defeated Wausau.
By comparing the scores made against
the Wittenberg team by Wausau and
Amigo, Wausau seems to be in the lead
and ought to square up accounts with
Amigo this year. The preliminary
game will be between a business mems
team from the Y NJ. c. A. and team
made up of the high school faculty.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-02-02
TRAINING SCHOOL NOTES.

The teachers meeting at Stratford
last Saturday was we'll attended and the
exercises were both interesting and in
structive.
Miss Anna Brady, member of the
first class that graduated from the
Training school, now teacher in STRAIT
ford, conducted a recitation in express
sve reading with class of pupils in
the third reader, illustrating methods
of securing proper emphasis, infection
and agreeable utteranee. The pupils
were alert, active, and interested and
the teacher worked intelligently, pa
tently and successfully toward the de-
sired end Miss Rosalia Burg of Wau-
sau, a graduate of the high school and
training, followed with an excellent
paper on conditions necessary for
teaching primary reading successfully
An animated and interesting discussion
of the recitation and the paper fol lowed.
Prin. j IL. Stoever of Stratford, pre-
scented Pre- Book Work in Geography"
outlining at length and infinitely a
course in nature study which elected
criticism and commentator.
Miss Ellen Mcdonald of the training
school presented an outline OF exer-
cises in current events, using for illus
Drama of the Sea- or the collision be-
tween the Florida and Republic, The
Journey of the American fleet, Taft's
visit to Panama, The Election of Sen
ator in Wisconsin, The proposed Paper
Mill at ROthschild.
Mr.. Wells topic was Heroes and
Martyrs in our Country's History aud
the Justice of their Cause" He spoke OF
the boy as hero worshiper, his love
for deeds of daring. his reading of dime
novels if nothing better is available, of
the early acquaintance of the pupils
with his coIntry's history thorough
reading of her heroes and martyrs and
awakening of an interest which would
result in mere extended knowledge in
later years. He recalled some of the
heroes and the scenes of their exploits,
and dealt more fully with the more
familiar martyrs.
Miss Bohrer spoke at length and
with accustomed vigor and animation
upon school Management with di-
gressions into methods.
Several parts of the program as pre-
pared were not presented because OF
the absence of persons on account OF
the storm and cold.
The sisters having in charge the local
parochial school were in attendance.
We are always pleased to meet them
and should heartily welcome their par
ticipation in the program and discus
sious.
We were bountifully en- tertained and
enjoyed meeting so many estlmable
friends, our former students and others.
Stratford has nearly completed a
school house that is an honor 10 the
town IL is no Cheap John affair bat
is constructed of first class material and
finished from basement to attic. Their
generous liberality in equipment will
prove the most economical in the end
and the building with its furnishings
will prove the best investment the vii
lage ever made. 1t may seem to some
extravagant to build larger Imam pres
ent needs require but an enlargement
of the building will be required in a
decade, that is the history OF all pros
porous villages and Stratford.has tribu-
tary territory extensive and rich
enough TO insure its prosperity.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-02-02
8. 3. NOTES.

Chas. Ferguson of ST. Paul, was in
the city part of last week and on Thurs
day he and President Bryan held a
conference with our successors, the
Appleton people, with view OF ar
ranging matters so that MIR Ferguson
could be retained by Wausau. The
Appleton people would not listen TO
any such proposition Ind stated that
when they bought the club the man
ager was included in the deal. 80 MI.
Ferguson will manage the paper mill
city's .eam this season. At this con-
ference arrangements were made Tor
the formal transfer of Wausau's players
to Appleton and payment for the same:
MIR Ferguson returned to Wausau and
spent day and on Friday night he ac-
companied Mr. Bryan to ST. Paul, to at
tend meeting called for the purpose
of organizing league, to be composed
of Wisconsin and Minnesota cities
Relative to that meeting we clip TIE
following dispatch:
''ST PAUL. MINI, Jan 30.-A new
baseball league was launched IN St.
Paul tonight. 1t is TO be known as the
Minnesota Wisconsin league and posi-
bly, st. Paul and Minneapolis will be
represented by teams.
AT l6dSb lulS X Luc CpluIOu va NSAS
gates from the various cities repre-
sented at the meeting. There were
representatives present from Wausau,
Eau Claire, La Crosse, Superior, Duluth
and Winona. These six cities are sure
to be taken into the organization.
Providing the consent of the Amefi-
can association authorities can be Sc
cured the Twin cities will have teams.
1T is said that George E Lennon of
this city, ard Mike Cantillon of Min
neapolis, have expressed themselves as
favorable to the idea and will lend
their assistance in making the isague
success.
John A Elliott of La Crosse will be
the first president of the new league,
and he acted as chairman of the meet
ing this evening Others present were
II j Rooney, La Crosse; j. Hitzker,
Winona; w. r Bryan, Wausau; G a
Wheeler. Eau Claire and A. w. kueh-
now, representing both Duluth and
Superior. -
''The officers were not chosen this
evening, it having been decided to post
pone the election until the next meet
ing, which is to be held here on Feb.
IA
The salary limit for players was the
ton of the name, and this was settled
at between 81 200 and 81 400"
Fir Bryan, since his return, has been
Desieged by enthusiasts. He informs
them that he thinks the chances are
very good of getting teams from st
Paul and Minneapolis into the league,
which would greatly stfengthenit.
THE annual meeting of directors has
been called for next Friday evening, at
which time officers will be elected and
matters pertaining to the new organi-
cation talked over.