The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-10-30
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WISCONSIN

NdnltOWOC, lldd been entered the safe
blown and $4,000 in money taken. Lit
tie hope is held out that there VIII be
any immediate prospect of capturing
the bandits. In the case of the Mi
nocQua hunt the bandits were traced
as far as Bradley Junction, about six
miles from Tomahawk, where all trace
of them was lost. 1t is supposed that
they are making their way toward
one of the railroads to the west,
where they will be able to make
dash for st Paul or Minneapolis ON
the west or Milwaukee or Chicago to
the south The Reodsville robbers.
according to the latest Clcws obtain
able, were making their way toward
Green BAY, AS far as could be learned,
no posse is now following and the
search is confined to notifying Off
GERS in the surrounding towns and viii
lagos to be on the alert.
Oshkosh.-Complaint has been made
by the members of the G. \. r. con
cerning the advertisement ON bill
boards Of Milwaukee brewing Com
pany. The advertisement shows Or,
f A. Cook, the north pole man, plac.
ing an American flag at the pole with
one hand, while in the other he ts
holding a bottle of beer. The district
attorney has inspected the law and
finds that the United States flag can
not be used for advertising purposes.
Consequently the bill posting concern
has been notified TO cover up these OBJ
iectional bills and no warrant will be
issued
Superior because of war among
the retail butchers Of Superior, con
sumcrs are reaping substantial bene-
1T, SO far the war has only affected
the larger consumers such as hotels,
boarding houses and restaurants, but
conditions are such that 1t Is hard
telling where the end will be. Pur-
chasers both large and small may be
getting their meats at Wholesale
prices before long The price war
it is said. got it's start when two large
shops opened hostilities and the re-
suit has been to force many of the
smaller ones to meet the prices made.
Milwaukee. Following the alleged
murderOus attack upon his wife,
Charles Kuntz, a plumber, 80 years
old committed suicide by drink
ing carbolic acid in his home, 1879
Louis avenue. According to Mrs
Kunt2. her husband came home intOXl-
Gated and began TO abuse her. Sud
denly he leaped from his chair at the
supper table and seized her by the
throat She fought him, but he nearly
strangled her before she broke away
and ran to the home Of Mrs. MathiIda
Jaeger, 1884 Louis avenue
Marshield Walter Moldenhauer, a
farmer boy has about completed an
airship which Is the first one built in
this vicinity. 1t IL Of the monoplane
type. The youth did all of the work
during his spare time during the sum
mer. A fourcylindcr l6hOrscpower
engine Is being installed to provide
the power A trial flight Is being
awaited with interest Moldcnhau"r
has already made a motorcycle and
an automobile.
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seized his oil can and began hllng the
ubricating cups The conductor
SWING his lantern. but there was no
answcrfng movement Of the train
Then the fireman noted his engineers
absence An hour later his body vas
discovered coating in the water
,rarsb0aId -Uazinr has been car
riod IA aucb an aYtent in the high
ccbooI that serious trouble is brewing
ror como ~ thn bow. representing the
uost prominenf families. Paul FL
,nermann was taken into custody one
night recently By five haz"rS ana so
severely dealt with as 10 make MIN a
cripple for life. HIS rather mas threat.
ened 70 sue for damages.
Milwaukee The peril said 10 con.