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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10
Ter TentIdlc Correspondent.

Die cinjige oeiltide Setting III
Baltimore, melfe ben 2eIern alle
9icuigfeitcn Der Stabt, bes StaateS
rno Der @eIt taglib friif ~lieIert.
Sic ein3ige oeutide 3eitung, lpeld)e
IN oIIel areiien bes 1eutldtbnms
ocieien miro. Hur Der uGorrelpon'
OFT" briugt Die 3epeiten Ser railo.
ciirten Hreiie," oeren WitgIico Der
ic!be lit. Ger Correspondent" lit Die
cir5ige belltide 3eitung, lpelte iid
GROCER @erbreitung IN @arplaro,
Moibinston, 8iraiuien @eIt.8irsi'
nicL iopie i'm eanseu Sioen erireut;
Ttcbt feiner hieii9eu sr0Beren en9li'
id)en 3eituna I'M 3epeiten' nnb
2ofolnadridten.G ienit nad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10
THE R CORRESPONDENT

Is the only German Newspaperin Baltimore
that carries the full Associated Press re-
ports.
The CORRESPONDENT is the only Ger
man paper In Baltimore that gives It's read
ers all the important happenings In the
city, the state, and the World, fresh every
day.
The CORRESPONDENT rs far as Its news
columns is concerned, Is second to no paper
published In Baltimore.
The CORRESPONDENT is the only Ger
man Newspaper that circulates throughout
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and the
SOuth.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10
Stdot Baltimore.
1tnterhaItnnas.@ eaipeiier.

rNfascmie"-.3be Gdnbp chop.
,,Mueitprium" - &. $. Sotheril mo Sulin
Oiurlo,pe in foIgenoem Repertptre;
Mtnrtlg uuo Sieriida Ibeun altorHeo II. Sulin"
AGiitpoh mn 3onneriiaa 4beno
a3dhmuHa Der 2RibCripdnttteen
SnnIitag NRattrtee mo Mbcto
raaufmGnu pom BenebiN"
,GaHctn"--r@ rufoc 8irIs".
,,0uliinnH"-o Ibe CONDOR une The lbtet".
,Suroie"-o3 StpinS".
mn Der ainetperapb.
,gcu Wiunumental"-,Ibe Tudltnes".
y@tHou.5bratrr," Baltimore. nabe sob Ctr.
11glih uuunterbrodeHe gauncoiue' uro
observation-disclosures.
1sntihes Sarmpnis Gete uns 9tftaaramt,
glr. Ala, N9citt SaDe tte' Strabe - ScbeH IbsHo
bon S bis ~ ltbr ernees Concert,
GeHrtec Vcabuoh.G etitul - Gretinl, oen IA.
Sdnuur. ! llbr TadHlitiaGs.
,YDrtcsS Den Il. Nafliar,
gbenho SID. hrttteo GoHJert bea DEbIlnbelpbi1i
Ertbefier".
rstrubru.sose s,r. 81, pbthinS.Rittet"
Tieuiiua. ben Is. SGuudr SO. SitbllGnnl, I'm
tcybaltunq mo BAL in Der oSermdnid'DtdnHer'
dor sale.
,Shaiia.M d urrdpr 1tenftaG. ben IL. So'
mar. 9iehernbCnb uno Hau in Der "1erHlnnta'
WlnucruhprtNutle".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10
Mnnisipal-W adridlten.

Sntereiianter 8erIorlf Der beltigeu
S~tootratbs.S isune 81 erporten.
Ger Wopor miro ieinen 9e.
ridJt IN Der Sbomas.AneeIegpn.
beit interbreiten. - 4lld) init Der
Raturgos Geroronung miro iidj
Der Stobtrotb befolien.
Wcnn ni6t irgeno Elm beion6crer
3nilden fol lid ereignen ioute. Der
ocit NbihlilB Der pom Mopor be5iia.
lih Der gegen Staot Tegiitrator
Jbomos %erbobenen acknowledgements
einaeleiteten llnteriudltng uneripar.
teter @eiIc per5ogern ioute, Damn
miro ser Mapor beltte NbenO Dem
Stabtrotb ieinen geri6t iibcr 0a$
Hcillltat ieincr llnterilidulg nnter.
breiten. Ter Mopor iogte geiterr,
bob er MIR nod einige penigc 3eu.
gen i'll p%ernebmen babe mo im9ollic
bes belttigen SormittogS nit Der
Ternebmrng 81 Gnoe fommen ge,
benfe. llebcr Den 9efuno ieincr bis.
notwithstanding etipoS 9eitinlm-
teS 81 GuBcrn, 5eigte iid) Der Mopor
nitt aeneigt; er meinte, oaB Der
Stabtratb Die Riitiiht eriuortcn
fonne. Die erite @ittbciling ooriiber
5u erbalten.
Sene RnturgoSs 0eror6-
II II II g..
lie 9iibget. 9eboroc miro iit belltc
Worgen IN elmer Spesiol.S isina
nodmals eingcbenb nit ser Gatl,r.
gos-0eroronnng befa'ien. Solten
nidt in5niihen Die Observation-Disclosures
nit Der &c .anbaro Oil Gompanb"
lpieoer nlfgenommen poroen ieieiI,
10 miro Die 9eboroe ole Serorhnuma
Ianlmt Den Don ibr perioBteu Nmer-
oemente beltte Ho6mittoe Dem Srpei-
ten 3meiae bes Stabtrotbs iibermit.
teln.' Bis geitern Nahmittog bate
Wapor Iabool nod feline Nntiuort
ollf ieineu lcsten 9rief al Srr. q.
2apieS @uriielb erboIten. Sn ienem
Vriefe bate ser Wopor befanntIit)
Der @oss@eleaidoft mitgetbeilt, bob
Die 9iioget.9 eborbe bis bellte bereit
lei, crreIt NIT ser .Stonoorb Oil
Company" in llnterbanolungen 81,
treten. Iob Der Stootrotb berlte oic
&atur9oS Gerorbnune gum @eaelt-
ltanoe ousfiibrliber 9eratbungcn
MAIDEN miro. ideint aiiBer iSrage.
Sngenicur 2adep's TIon.
ratifi5irt t.
Soien. Sngenieur 2odep's 8larl,
cine rlelle 100 Sub breite Bride iiber
Die Sones 5Gae 81 balen ,iro Die
Werbreiterung Der Tratt-S traBe Ills
dlr Ereiioent.S troBe ouS5ubebnen--
cine Iiitan3 bon etipa 100 oitIih bon
Den Sdlen -, fono in Der Iesten
Sisung Der 0eboroe fir 6fiertlid)c
Terbellerungen Die @enebmigurg
oerieIben. Iie geboroe elnpiobG, ho5
oas CUR 2lrfiiibrllng oieier Ntldeeii
n~otbpenbige 2errain ourd) cine aus
Wapor MobooI, Stoot.G ontrolellr
Sooper nnb Sofen-Snoenieltr 9odep
gebilbete Spe5ial-G ommiiiion erlpcr,
ben perbe. Iie 9eborbe pertrot oell
Stanopltnft, OoB allf oieiem @ege
id,nellere Heiultote er5iclt peroen
tonnten. oils ourh Elm pom Ben Stru.
benourhbrud)s'G ommiiidren e%in3ulei'
tenbes @onocmnirungs @erfobrelt.
Iie Soften Der a,tsfiibring oes Elu.
mes perOen aus Der 100000
Werft- gnleibe bcitritten. bie bel Der
lesten 8obI bon oen Stimmgeber!i
9aliimorc's ratiii5irt ipnroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10

! ii 8 / d. G 8 $ c m ii t
2 d ~ ii d) / / &c, - Sn ben
RGumen Der .Gerciniaten SSsrocliti-
ifen observation-disclosures 8eieuihaiten,"
Nr. AT, @eits Snpette,S troBe, belt
gcitern Nod)nlittng Dos Eireftoriun
oeS nSiioiihen SeimS iiir StOpiio.
iiidtiae," buo iid) III Der Nobe poit
Heiltcrstomn bcfinoet, Die 3lpeite
Sobrcsperiammlung, Sefretar 9ouia
.. 9epin ullierbreitete ben Girettcrcn
Die @erifte iiber bos pcriloiirne
Sabr, aus benen erbellte, hab Sablrei'
d,e SdNpinoiiifii9e IN Den Seirl Hut
tcrfunit mo &eilung iauoen. &rrr
%acob Gpiiein, Der 8riinoer oe3
Neima, mnfie cine Ipnntipu BON
$1,000. als 9euinte iiir boS fommcn.
De @cidlIitsiabr muroen ermablt:
81. $. Srieoenpalo. YrGiioent; Mob.
biucr IT. IboIpb @uttmad)er. Ticc.
Er1li0ent; Solis Siam, Sdlubmci
tier, urb Semis 8. 9eipin, SefretGr.
Sntereiiunter Sortra9.-
IN Der "ectbonen.SaIlc al Der Norbs
SoruarbltroBe crofinete aeitern gbeno
&err 9. VI. Gopers, elm Witglieo Der
Shcoiopbiiflen 8eielidloft". eincn
Gptlus BON @crtroDcr,, Gr iprad)
iibcr baH Sbcnla: Observation-Disclosures
9eipeiie fir ooS Seber in Der 81.
tunit." Im 20. oS. Wts. miro Der
@elebrte einen ipeiteren Nprtrug ilber
Oos Sbema Sic nniiftbare @eli mn
ms" bnlten.
.2ppal Srber Of @ooc."
- Wnrgen abeno iperbeu sic fiir5lid,
errpdhIten Yeamten Der Baltimore
2oae Rr. 70. 2opnl Sroer OF Moo'c".
int Sauptounrtier an Der WeIi.Sap.
etteitrobe, in lire gennter eingeiiibrt,
sm Ser6it Wiro Die Supreme.log
oes Srbers bier IN Baltimore ihrc
Convention abbaltcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10

@otteSoiepit iir 5aub.
It II III MT. SIN Soubitummens
beinl on Der ode bon 9ibole. u1o
WcGullobitroBe belt geitcrn Mot.
mittoN @oter Shomas u. @alpin bon
Der ct. alpbouius.&irhc in Mew-
Oorf allf grind)en Der .MtiiionS.@e-
icuidoit iiir Saubitumme" cinen
@ottcsbienit. Gr bcbicnte lid Der
: 3eihenlprod)e, pobei ibm Safer Wi-
doel u. Eurtcll, Der Redtsbeiitanb
Der nSaubitummen : electromagnetic
idaft", bebiililidJ mar.
3nm 9citen Der 9linoer.
= Ger Sono fir Die @prfit1ttc Scr
9linocn. gniialt al, Der WeIt- 8npette.
StraBc lit in Den letter 1agen bon
$1,000 aui $4,000 seitiegen. 3nr
Geduna Der Soften finn $4,000 CT.
ioroerlid). Gle 9ircftoren Der an-
italt iino eiirisit benriibt, ben Iollo
bts Gnbe oicics Wonats ouf $4,000
sil crboben. ,Scriier miro oas Giref-
forum Die 9eaisIatir crIltd)eiL, cine
iabrlld)e llnteritiitiul9 bon $1,000
fir Die gnitolt Sii betpilliaen. Our
3eit werben iiber 200 9linoe in Der
Hnitalt beid,ditiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10
Tas Wctter.

Giir Wurplanb lnb Den Giliritt
Columbia bellte flar uno etlpas fols
ter, Gienitna flor unb m1Bigc Norna
@inoe.
Gle b0d)Ite Semperatrw betrug &c
ilcrn 80 8roo I'M 4 llbr Hdtmits
toaS ,tnn Der nieoriglte 5bermonles
tcrituno mar 81 0rno nm 6 llbr
Morgens.
Sll Den iibrigen 9unoeS @etter-
@cobod)tiulas . Stotlonen lpnrne FOL
0cnocr bohiter Ibermc letcrltono
rcrScidnet: Gaitport "a, Tortlpno
"a, Bolton 30, Nlbanp 30, Rem Dorf
30. Ebilooelpbio 3S, atlontic Gitp
-. Sarrisburg 81, @aibington 40,
Noriolf 3S, Solteras As, Charlotte
Is. @ilminatou as, Gbarleliou 81,
Soponnab 56, Sodionpiue SO, gu.
utter 76. Sen @eit ~, AtIunta "A,
Wfontaomerp 80, 9en.S Orleans SO,
Soleitine 56, 8ulpeiton %, Corpus
Gbrilti 90. Menlpbis 40. Cincinnati
%, @ittsburg 2S, Nortbiiclo 26,
Nuiiolo -. Glcuelano %, 9etroit
81, Nlpeno -. Morquette 26, @reen
9op GG, 9ulutb 10, Ct. Foul 4, ct.
YouiS "a, aonids Gitp 80, Smabu
20, Suron Is, Sismord 10, @ilis
lion 30. Sabre %. Selenu 90. Snlt
Hotc Gitp %, 0enper 30, Nortb
Yiuttc 80, Nmoriuo 30, Gpbgc Gitu
30, SOS NngeleS Sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10

@insberA W. u. Shlcnfmp, 2epi
Gdomitd, Iop. Goodman, 5. Sioucs,
g. 2a5oner. $. Goldberg. $. M. Col
ton, Mobert Gubepsfp, Ssrocl @ros
Die, benjamin Bed, Ganiel GIliion.
MorriS 2epp, Sorrp 9ernitein, 6roll
g. Ippleielo. Srnu T. Hlber, Trall
5. 2ebouitt, Srou O.. 9epiniom
5ron s, Siuucs, Sruu !. Goldberg,
Srou I. Toien. Srnu :. u. 2ccinc.
6ron q. Goldberg uno Srom 9.
@lpbe.
lbs &einl. oeiien Grbamungsfoiten
it'd ouf $45,UO belieien, lit I'M Stan'
DC, 200 ainbern llnterfunit 5it 1e-
ipobren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10
1beo. s. 9iener & g.,
217 OF. Baltimore Strase.

III III Cuf'tn'pte Stf"Ke'
geutihcs uno anberes a,lsl1nbi,
id,es @elo %aefauit nnb nerfauit.
@eIoienoungen beiorst mad Eeutit.
LAMB, Seitreid, &ublano II. |. NJ.
@ehieI auseeiteIt oi,f alsIanoiide
@anfen. greoitbrieie nno 1raoeIers
Cheques. O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10
Nutis.
Sebbcf'S eiusiges StnSip.

Sebermann fennt bic bon nns ge.
lieferte Mrbeit; mir Scnfen nidJt ba.
ran, ms ielbit ST iobtn, ionbern iiber'
.IaFtu Sics anieren 2eiitmnsen. Seine
Sreppen bel ms 81 eriteisen. 2aTen
Sic i'd BON Mnbereu nidJt tdniden,
cs sieb. u,tr Gin einsises SebbeI.Stu
bic unb bies befinSet iid i'm Sarterre.
Mdten Sic anf SaS Sans, iuu nnier
Namca aHf Sbiren nnb Geniteru
itebt.
Seine Meentcn. Sin Hrcis.
Aftcn Sic anf
-ScbberS-
nNH " - IT. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10

- 0elofcno nngen. --
@eloierbunaer, nod GeutifIano
uno Sefreih : ltn9drn iid)er uno
idneu beiorei. 5, 10 nio 20 Narf.,
ionic 10 uno 20 Grpnen.S heine 80
perfauien.
3beo. $. 9iener e Co.,
O-l VT. 217. Oi.1aIimore.Str Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10

TaHe sur Reise iu's Mnslamo BE-
icrst s. Maine, Vt. 413, Cit.Yali'
morrirake, nabe Cation Noaie Nix.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10

allr5 Dor @itternaht ~itattete Ser.
geant 8rifiis pom iiibliden 9iItrift
benz 81 Sabre alien Heltalrate,lr u.
Fosfostp bon Hr. 1884. Nnoreitrabe,
el1en uneriporteten 9eiitt ab. Nm
Sfanftiife trof Der 8Ionrod Wortin
Nol5in bon Gr. 1854. Sit.Sort.Npe.,
on. Der lid gemiitbljt Elm Dor linn
ouI Dem Shanttiif %itebenoes, NIT
@ler achilles 8las beidmnte. Ser
Observation-Disclosures crariii Den Ser.
ltenlalt uno brodie oieiei, ionic
Fasfosfp nno oeiien @ait nat Der
Iiloliben EolSeiitatiou, no Die Nr,
reItonten beiite @orntittog oie BE.
fanntitait bcs Eoli5eirihters 2eipiS
llIad)en merbcn.
Storb AMI Dem Weae sum
Splpttal. WGbren0 Der 80
Sabre alte Ncaer Soues aerr DOH
Mr. Coz, Siio-G geitern
tnrS Dor Dfitternott alt Der ode Dol,
Charles mo 2eeitraBe anf eii,erl
@aggon Ser SrIeansitraben : 2iuie
tpartetc, INN iif nod bemSobns Sop.
tins-Spipital 5u bcgeben, ~itiir5te er
ploelid, toot 81 9oocn. Bier Eoli.
5iIten tru9en Den Ipoten nod ieiller
1obe gelcgenen @obnung.
Spfcr Der meiben NIaac.
Sn Der realildren Sisuns oes 81.
reftoriums oes Marpldnoer 1,.ber.
fnloiis.S anatoriums in SnbiIIas.
pillc ulroc beifloiien, ole Staats.
8eiesgebung INN $4,000 fir ben
llnterbalt Der gnItaIt, in pelf,er leg
ties Snbr 402 E%atienten bebonbclt
murOen, 81 erilld,en. Gs ipitroe En-
lpabnt, baB i'm Staate Marplaro
10000 Nerionen nit 1uberfuloie be-
haitet limo u,ih i'm pergangenei
Sabre 24S7 Herionen oil Der aranf-
belt itarber,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-10
0slb|cnonngen

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-06-01
FAIR BOARD FUND
UPHELD BY STATE
Can Let Appropriation ACCumu-
late for Three Years.
ATTORNEY GENERAL DECIDES
Location of Speed Barns Settled by
Majority Report of Special Com
mittee Appointed to Sc
Iect Site.

That the state board of agriculture
need not use the $4,000 a year which
the state appropriates for its use
within the year was the opinion given
in writing by Attorney General F. L.
Gilbert to the board at meeting on
the state fair grounds. Mr.. Gilbert
held that the board may allow the
money to accumulate for three years,
and spend the $150,O00 in such sums
and at such times as it sees fit.
The location of the speed barn was
settled by the adoption of majority
report of the special committee ap-
pointed to select the site. The ma
jority report was signed by David
Wedgewood and George Wylie. Frank
A. Cannon, the other member of the
committee, declined to sign the re-
port, and protested against its adop-
ton. The report was adopted by a
vote of to 8. The report set forth
that the barns will be built on the re-
located site without extra expense.
The board adopted a motion au-
thorizing the board of managers to
take steps to meet any legal action,
whether injunctional or otherwise,
that may arise. This was brought
about by the statement that if any in
junction is sued out by Thomas j.
Neacy or anyone else, an answer
might be required before the full
board could be convened.
The board gave rather favorable at
tention to an application submitted by
Albert Du Four, an engineer, 429
Nineteenth avenue, Milwaukee, to ex-
hibit an aeroplane which he is now
completing. Mr. Du Four was given
permission to use the grounds for
trial flights and if he succeeds in fly
ing he may be employed to give ex-
hibitions during the fair at 500 day.
Negotiations with outside aviators will
be held in allegiance pending investi-
cation of Mr. Du Four's machine.
The board received letter from
Dean H. L. Russell of the college of
agriculture, University of Wisconsin,
requesting that the entire dairy build
ing be given over to the exhibits of
the college. The board acceded to the
request, provided Dean Russell can
give assurances by September 1 that
the college can fill the building.
Members of the board did not dis
cuss the report of the expert ac-
countant employed by Thomas j.
Neacy to audit the books of account
kept by the board.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-06-01
Bankers Elect Officers.

Group of the Wisconsin Bankers
association held it's sixth annual SEES
sion at Madison with an attendance
OF seventy members. Mayor j. G.
Schubert delivered an address of well
come for the city and E. B. Steensland
on behalf of the Madison bankers. G..
w Twining of Monroe responded.
President Patrick BARLEY of Bloom
ington gave the annual address. c. R..
Thomson of Richland Center, secre-
tary and treasurer of the group,
stated that all banks but fifteen in the
territory covered by the group are in
cluded in it's membership. The ex-
penses for the last year were but
$3.50.
After enjoying an automobile ride,
the visiting bankers were entertained
at a banquet.
The convention elected the follow
ing officers, in accordance with the
recommendation Of the committee on
nominations: President, C. R. Thorn
son, Richland Center; vice-president,
R. ]. Morrison, Boscobel; secretary
treasurer, Milo C. Hagan, Madison;
chairman of executive committee, ]. j.
Jameson, Spring Green; delegate to
the state convention to be held at La
Crosse on August II and Is, former
President BARLEY, Bloomington.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-06-01
8. A. r. Plans Complete.


General arrangements for the forty
fourth encampment of the Wisconsin
department of the G. A. R., to be held
on June 6-S at Fond du Lac, have been
completed and are embodied in gen
eral order No. z, issued by the head
quarters at Madison.
On June the department COM
mander and staff will arrive in Fond
du Lac. The Palmer house has been
selected as headquarters and from the
lobby a credential committee will dis
tribute badges to the delegates. In
the evening the council administration
will meet to audit the reports of the
assistant adjutant and assistant quar-
termaster general Details of speak
ers will visit the schools of the city.
At eight p. m. of the same day mass
meeting will be held in Armory E with
the high school of Fond du Lac.
The Woman's Relief corps will hold
a reception at the Elks' clubhouse for
the commander and staff at eight
p. M At the same hour the ladies of
the G. A. r. will hold a reception in
the public library.
On June z the regular business ses-
sion will be held in the opera house.
On June the annual parade will be
held at 1870 in the afternoon. The
annual campfire will be held at eight
o'clock the same eveTing in Armory E.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-06-01
Mrs. Lewis BETTER, Agent
Bloomington, Wis.
Puxe-Bred Stallion
MIR. HINMAN
NJ E0Cn1
No. 526O1

Brown Stallion. years old. Weighs 1.O5O
pounds. Sired by Bill Human. 2:142l, the
fast trOtting stallion for 1909 over u mile
track in the state of Wisconsin. LIST dam,
Lena Lester. by AleSter: he by Lord Russell,
full brother to the champion. Maud s..
2:0SA. MIR. Humans dam is also the dam of
that great race mare. TOpsy, 2:19A over Z
mile track the first season out.
Certificate of Pure-bred stallion No. 1881
While | have owned and driven more good
colts than any other man in this part of the
state | say without fear of contradiction
that Mr.. Human is absolutely the best colt
ever had anything to do with. and that takes
in such horses as LumpwOOd. 2:14la; Bill Hin
man. 2:144; Miss Minnie. years old. 2:30;
Nutaroy, years old. $3.50; Robert LaFOllette
years old, 2:221a-these records all made
over u mile tracks-and many others that
were great race horses.
Mr.. Hinman will make the season at
Dyer's Livery. at $500 to insure colt,
w. B. DYER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-06-01
The Conservation of Natures Resources

Applies as we'll to our physical
state as to material thing. c. j.
Budlong, Washington, r. [. realiz-
ed his condition, and took warning
before it was too late. He says [
suffered severely from kidney trouble,
the disease being hereditary in our
family. [ have taken four bottles
OF Foley's Kidney Remedy, and now
consider myself thoroughly cured.
This should be a warning to all not
to neglect taking Foley Kidney Re-
medy until it is too late. -
~1- j. 7. Bennett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-06-01
Name Six New Justices.

Six new justices, two of whom are
Milwaukee men, were elected to the
student court at a meeting of the stu
dent conferences Those elected were:
Kenneth Burgess, Oshkosh; Erwin
Dohmen, Milwaukee; Walter Scovill,
Riverside, H.; Samuel Broom, Mil
waukee; Norris Mitchell, Madison,
and Leroy Johnson, Wausau. This is
one of the highest honors that can be
conferred on a student at the uni
versity
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-06-01
Varsity Athletes Honored.

At a meeting of the athletic coun-
Gil, H. w. Johns of Madison was
elected commodore of the Wisconsin
crew. and Harry Forester Of Milwau-
kee vice-commodore. Henry braves
of Milwaukee was elected baseball
manager and Paul Kelley of Clinton,
Ia, track manager for next years
teams.
WIS were awarded to James Adams,
Appleton; Clarence Cleveland, Rock
ford, ILL.,; Paul Banker, Fl. Atkinson /;
George Dacy, Woodstock, ILL.,; Edwin
Gillette, Aurora, ILL.,, and Henry Colts
chalk, Milwaukee
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-06-01
Return of Or. Mccarthy.

DIR. Charles Mccarthy of the state
legislative reference library, who has
been in Europe for the past three
months studying industrial legislation
and continuation schools, has returned
to Madison.
He has studied the question OF in
dustrial legislation through an ap-
pointment under joint resolution of
the legislature, session OF 1909, and
was appointed on a committee OF i've
to make a study of industrial night
schools in this state. He brought back
data gathered from European sources.
With Doctor Mccarthy on the educa-
tional committee are President G. R.
Van Hise, State Supt. c. P. Cary, Prof.
L. E. Reber, director of the university
extension department, and G. D..
Pearse, superintendent of the Mil
waukee public schools.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-06-01
Property Liable for Tax.

Insurance Commissioner Beedle has
started mailing out $4,000 advance
sheets on his annual report. With
these is included a circular calling at
tention to the fact that many compa-
MES not licensed in the state Of Wis
consin are writing insurance in the
state and that on policies so written
the property insured becomes liable
for the state tax due from the COM
pany issuing the policy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-06-01
New Corporations.

Articles of incorporation were filed
in the Office of Secretary of State
Frear as follows:
Musicians club of Milwaukee; cap
ital. $1,000; incorporators, Eli G. Fos-
fer. Walter l.. Homann, Henry Jacobs.
Milwaukee Walters club, Milwau-
kee: no capital stock; incorporators,
Emil Priester, w. L. Grote, James
Foley, Paul Rhode.
Trempealeau County Historical So
ciety: no capital stock; incorporators,
Edward ]. Matchett and thirty-six
others.