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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-10
Cheating the Law.

Man on Shore-I'm going ter have
you arrested when you come outer
thar!
"Te-he! amt coming out-Pm
committing suicide!" (Sinks with a
bubbling grin. Life
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-10
Free to Our Readers.

Write Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chica-
go. for 4S-page illustrated Eye Book Free.
Write all about Your Eye Trouble and
they will advise as to the Proper Appli-
cation of the Murine Eye Remedies in
, Your Special Case Your Druggist viii
Strengthens Weak Eyes, Doesn't Smart,
Soothes Eye Pain, and sells for soc. Try
It in Your Eyes and in Baby's Eyes for
Scaly Eyelids and Granulation.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-10
circumstantIaI Evidence.

'Ts 1t true than an employee of thu
STRENGTHENING department was seen
intoxicated on the street,"
mo; the rumor started from the
fact that some people said they saw
him fall off the waterwagon."
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-10
Reslnol Ointment Cured When Nothing
Else Would

have had a breaking out on my
neck every summer with something
like Eczema. and nothing ever cured
it until used Resinol.
Barbara Carpenter, Ogden. s. C..
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-10
: Most Obstinate Things.

A bachelor says mule is the most
obstinate thing on earth, but married
men know better.-Chicago Daily
News.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-10
Rheumatism Cured In = nav

DR. Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism
radically cures in to days. Its action is
remarkable IL removes the cause and the
greatly benefits. 75c Druggists,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-10

I DR.. Pierce's Pellets small sugar-coated easy 70
take candy, regulate and inYigorate stomach
liver and bowels. Do not grippe.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-10

Young man, don't marry a parlor
ornament unless you can afford to
hire cook.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-10

Few men put off until tomorrow
the meanness they can do today.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-10

PILES CURED IN TO IA DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT S qua ranteed tn cnra a,,v 90 =.
of Itching, Blind Bleeding or PrCitrudinu Pilas n,
eto IA days or money refunded. 500. --0' a.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-10

It's hard. hard world, and nobody
knows it better than the aviator.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-10

Some local celebrities are famous
and some are notorious.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-10

It's pity that wisdom doesn't grow
on a man like whiskers
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-10

WHEN YOU'RE AS HOARSE as crow yyh.r
you're coughing and gaspinR. When you've an Ga
faNhaneN ceep- seated cold. take Aliens Lama Ri
aa'n sofa NV all druggists 2c SOC 81 10 bottles
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-10
consoied.

II was after the distribution Oh
prizes at a Sunday school.
well, did you get prize?' asked
Johnnys mother.
NO." answered Johnny, but | got
horrible mention"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-10

All things whatsoever We would that
men should do to you, do We even so
to them.-Christian
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-10

Pompadours are responsible for
many high.brow.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19

Seq ~fprflarebe M, at leg ielp bar
8iener min Suitru unsarerinbe.
"Seie," iaeoe Bismard, "naar bu er
iaa itOlt al at bu sr nnsurer, iaa tan
bu bel iise noset paa Maspariit?"
"llnsarerne beunbrer 8ismard enbba
mere eno 9piferne", ipurebe @atten til
min pperpattes Stpltbeb.
Spriten 10 bjertelis.
~8u bar aliseuel @ienerblob | bine
garer. Men bu bar nnsnrelnes Moo,"
Iasbe ban. "Sen @ut ntaa Sc. labe
lore noset Orbeutlis, ban bar Smlsb
/ Sppebet. Gas paa, Ssre letliuebe
gsienere, at itte &et taser &anssn fra
@ber."
Mtsn nu bleo ben samle Sriser rtaal'
mpbis ps pilbe BABE ben unse DANES
Slabs.
a9au sr bet min 3ur. iasbe ban, ps
itilebe fig / SUitiUn. 1gtu er bet mig,
iom itaar unber Seres &ommanbo."
pa leg bauce taset ct BAR HIaoer
for aunitbanbeIen, insbe jeS nu maaite
ies tase bet fore Srpitbilebe for &si'
ieren.
"@sl," inare6e SPIRIT 8ismard, 'men
ba maa ies peI tuse mine Spmbielcer
paa." Ss 5pritsn balebe pp al en-
auru fin GurabeuniiOrm, Der bar iaa
iuIb al Oroensr ps Msbalier, at 9sbsn,
| ba ban truf ben paa, pirteIis minoeos
ON gjeloefIuus.
8 TO Elmer "iab@ ben fore Manb
for mig, % life ct Gieblif miltsos
"Serniansleren" tit spce Sumsr, men
ippste % 10 belle Then.
$1,000
Gaa par bet @rep @pltfe. 9imeu
bar bsitilt, 9isneren osniece saIatlebi
| Mobtaseliesparsliei. Seq ftaIee iao
Seiteb usbeuira, raar ban tom op nler
SsiIen.
@sbsns iss peuteSe, iOm en- sammeI,
mayer officer mo, tlaoi en- iliet Unit
form, - en- sommei, aisaaet &aptein.
Gan snltspe at i~piusraisrss.
'9esparre.4 iusbe iss, Abet laber fe
life siprs ibas.@
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19

The things that cost us the most are
sometimes the things that makes us feel
pretty cheap.
A man is a Failure
When he has no confidence in himself
nor in his fellow men.
When he values success more than
character and self-respect.
When he does not try to make his
work better each day.
When he become so absorbed in his
work that he cannot see the life is great
err than work.
When he makes a day go by without
making some one happier and o
comfortable.
When he tries to rule others by bully
ing instead of by example.
When he is so burdend by his business
that he finds no time for rest and recrea-
ton.
When he loves his own plans and in
terests more than humanity.
When his friends like him for what he
has more than for what he is.
When he envies others because they
have more ability, talent or wealth
than he has.
When he does not care what happens
to his neighbors or to his friends, so long
as he is prosperous.
When he is so busy doing that he has
no time for smiles and cheering words.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19
Sismard % @oltfe
hos Vptografen.

8 1873 ptrebe ben tpife &eiIer Snite
ON at faa SiQeber al fine fro Sjalpere
/ ben iranlt'tpife &ris; ps ben befienbte
&obberfitfer S%auiitdnsL ipm bapbe ops
rettet ct Spt~psrafiateIier / Berlin, 1T
Spbras at fpreuise benz.
8unItneren fprtaner berpm fslsenSs:
Geiierens gnIfe uopioebes mart til
al pmiatte ole 9plflanos %iremrasenbe
Meuo, % ies resrer bet Gar, ies ar'
beibebe meb beune Ting for bet inter'
esianteIts jss bar leuet. Seq Tom
gersrins meb aft, bpab 9pitlano beiaS
af Stsrrelier / gibenitab. &uuit, Sites
ratur, 9oIitif, arisstunit % etats'
funit. Slanct benz ale er Der to, ion
RACER pp pcer be nbre-Sismarc'
% % pltfe.
Seq bar sjsnnem ct 9alerBr nsSs fra
Rpbtaseliespareliet blepen unberreitei
ON, at SprIt gismard bar fommsn fol
at blipe i~ptpsraieret. Seq bapbe nstof
mpbtaset en- uns Dame, men bab benS'
bore iaa penlis at psute, ba leg alersbt
bprte Srappen image unoer 5priteni
gast. San traabte inb isprabierunt
FORM ps Tibeitsuler, men iasSe itrr,
gallant: @Samerne bar &ansen. Sec
penier".
Zen unse Dame latte fig rolis mel
uben at billie. Seq ipntes bun bar CT
Smule nbphis. Mebsns iss prepares
rebe glabien / 2abOratpriet. bsrte jst
Spritens ssmptlise &asiiar meo Der
unss Dame, os ba jss Tom isisn bp'ite
be min tiaariss Gut til mig:
4San flyer bu til benbe, % bun tai
Der bam gapa.1
Seq unbitploie mig for Hriniesfen
men Spri'sa 10 os iasbs:
"Gst bar ben lille Stsier rrbet. 81
er pei en- Iibcn @isnsrteusel er b.
iHe?"
zen lille itilebe fig Op iuran 5prtsl
% iparebe:
seq er %llnsarer.'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19

"Suprfor itfe," ipurste ben @amIe.
"SprOi jes penter @rep Wpltfe bpert
9iebIit," iparebe ies.
Seq sr Woltte,@ iuareoe ban rolis.
pan bar llet life saaet ino MOotagel'
iespareliet, men bapbe tlatret ale
Erappsrne pp.
Woltte er fienot ium ben t~auieite
blanbt be tauie. Get %iuritaar jss lite.
Dan inaftebe pele Tioen,-men bet bar
III iiar, ba jes nGpnte, at Usiaa iss
baooe paret Sploat, at ban bleo liplis.
Gan talte meset inteSisret ON Drienteu
us ON milit9re Spprssmaul-fprt os
fibit um Militere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19
10 09acu bIep bentet.

"a eescn blep bentet. en- gorbe'
out. Tom bar nofiaa bibiis al iig, ifulSe
N spaIb Sripe aisreue irb | Sieiet, men
ba on al benz bar ulfitteIis, ilo9 ban et>
ter Sen meb en- tbf Sto.. ban bar. men
traf iaa polSiomt os iaa nbelo'9, at ban
Ilpa bers ere Corn at.
SamtiSis fab gortSer % bans Souc
inSe / Shien, oa aonen, iom bar tt9ro
u,ep at ,prette op noset Sci, bar laa
ubelSia, at &rioeu 9leS for nsIioe %
epbt inb | Sauroer.
Ianbeu lob no | @aaroen, Der Outs
ten itoS oa fteIte meo aoen. o9 rn1bte:
"aisr siebIifieIie til gpen etter Dots
toren, eIers forbIsber bum
@utten IN life fen ON at ettertor''
me SrSren, % en- time efter Tom ban
tiIbrse msS - GprlGeen.
-Sppr CT iaa Tatieuten2' ipursfe
berute. =,
"S,n liaser inbe paa Sofaers os reg
er barge for, at BUN hsSer iie ibiall'
ipareSe @anSeu.
"get bar pa en- merieIia Rdner at
Iaese en- SO paa en- Solo, IA SprIG'
gen.
-gn &o?" - Rel bet er Sa min
&onel"
set bar iee ba aIoris bsrt fsr, at
en- Yeano bar iIaaet ct Sorn al TN esen
&oue," IA SprIGeen f%orbGniet.
Saa bIep Sasen euoeIie opfldret, %
for en- Gangs StnEo maatte Sprl99eu
optrabe iom @euueiieSottor. % bet Inf
febes ban pirteIis at iaa bee8e 9atien'
ter hlreret
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19

Ola bIep fonfirmeret. Goa 2pre.
rens oa greitens enitemmige Raao
beIIutte6es bet, OF @utten ifuIbe itu'
bere. Sarem bar 10 en- Of Sognets
rieeIte Benoer. ina Der ianbtes insen
acknowledgement berpeo. 90 ban
fteIte fla bro. Otter Ter aar bar ban
Shioent.
San TOM til 2unS os log fig pan
9beoIoei. bIep preftepiet og TT lit
fsrfte auIbsbreo. 9a por ban fem
% tppe anr gammeL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19
Bright Things.
land duller ones.)

No man can walk straight to glory
while he is looking askance at his tel-
lows.
A man isn't so apt to kick about the
seat he gets in the church as he is to
kick about the one he gets in the
theater.
Partnerships nearly always result in a
quarrel We wouldn't own a doughnut
in partnership with any one else. - At
Gibson Globe.
John d. Rockefeller declares that the
time has come for a single denomination
for all Christians. And he is perfectly
willing that all should be Baptists.
Why do women wear hats as big
around as barrels, and why do they
think so much of personal adorhment'
Now if you think we are going to ex-
plain this to you, you are mistaken.
We are on dangerous ground and we
duck.
A young women had fallen upon the
ice covered pavement. and a man step
ped forward to offer his service.
ALLOW me- he began, but his feet
slipped and he tell fat OF his back.
Certainly" responded the young
woman gravely.-Lippincott's.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19

- N.ME
"sIle taller life aItib Smobeo.@
"Tet er en- poffer Srsfen."
~Sbilfen al oem?"
~Oe bun fpnger ubnlerfet.~
~Sm. So, bet eisr bun."
"Waa, Der fam Te ie, 9e pi6ffe NOT,
bpem ies mentel Seq paooer."
"Sm bpao?"
~at De inoen Sui en- forIopet meS
ben inblogereoe Grsfen."
~Spao ffdI pi p9bSe2"
$50, bet peo reg iffe," ia bun for
Iegen.
"JJtii, bet furtSe hi 10 fonnle ober.
ems om fioen. Seq flyer Rei.-
Seq flyer S a.
San 10 eobt.
"9et taeep nt bperanbre / $aanb
paa.@
Ss bet giorbe be.
ON &eften tog Ola bper Ddg I'm
Spaoiertur, fom ofteit forbt Sfolen.
San traf ba iammen meb Ebpra, oe
be taIte ON alt mulie. Ween aIbris
ON ajarligbeo. Raar be andre
paa 9reitegaaroen morebe fig paa
fin @is, talte ban meo Den inoIoge.
rebe Srsfen iGmt fang meb benoe.
Men heller life meb benbe talte ban
ON Gjerligbeb.
Baa Sosnepreitens Ssbielsbag |
Sftober bar airfe og SfoIeraab iamt
2ererperionalet b1ibne til Ireite.
eaaroen. Du fang ban imImen meo
Ebnra, Tom lenge loo Zig nsbe, for.
enb BUN popebe at trpoe frem.
Saa n9rnteoe Slilen fig efterbaan.
Den.
Snleaften ON Sormibbagen sior.
De ban en- Iiben 8iiit inc | Sfolen.
Sbpra itob og ppntebe ct Tibet Sule-
tr9 / fit 8preIie. Sun bar | Wtor.
senbraet, men bab bam ilaa fig neo.
"Sporleoes err bet - Dor Ri life
inbeaaet ct @eS6emaal2" ia ban ON
en- Climb.
gun rsbmeoe.
Seq ifuISe 10 bore forlord TOR
SuI2 9e, Sbpra, ia So og leg Ia
Nei. Spem bar iaa punoet g9ooe-
maalet2"
"paitorer, antaser ies. Sneen
S~orIooeIie -
San tog ct Sort op al 2ommen.
zee berl"
&aa 8ortet too bans Hapn:
Ola Slottmarf.
$50, Ser en- 10 bare EFT @opn".
Saa orog ban &onpoluten al og
nebemmoer itob:
Tbpra @iIbors.
Sun fit life ct Orb frem.
zoe Iopebe at iise Sa. 0erfor bar
lea beitilt Dem. Msen ineen Gin.
nonce er inorpffet. On tit &et ioet
iea er forlopet til Sui = bpis on oil.
Men life meo ben inoIoserebe Srs'
fen - iaa on fit llret. Soem bar
punbet2 90 bnao bar pi pGooet om2
Sfal hi iige - ON ct aps? 90 at
oct er Seslet paa Dor Sorloucre9Seg
er 10 iaa itinet, at ri fan gifte oS
naoriombeIIt - ON ct aar eaer iaa.
Raa?"
Sum itoo Der o. traf aanben bpbt.
ola er Ie: iom ct Tron,
3inberne er iom en- Solo.
genenc finale iom Spieer -
alorie tor Fan ie paa Yiger!-
ia ban % tos berbe ON Sioet.
ga iaa bun op.
"Ssseg bar tGbt S9obemaalet. Wten
lea bar pi,noet
"Sronet! Saa betal gsoerre!"
Oct sioroe bum.
Mten oa Observation-Disclosures ON
Sulefpelben, mems DC pertebe paa
SuIeiiffen og Si,leersoen, lagSe 2a'
baler os Snoloseringsirsfenen ORC.
net meb Waben, Hiteoe Ola | Wsrfef
Tia bort til Sfolen % peb bet tanote
lille SaiIetre Srsmte De foroiims
GfoIefamerater ON en- fager 8I9r'
I~iabeospaar, en- @lomitcrtio meo ber'
Tia 8ragt % ON Soften oeo Snletto
| eaet SO meo meset Sitlelps os iloen
Gaboler.
Ceres 9rsmme blep Sirfeltgbeo.
60 easen blep bentet. en- goube'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
ting the const ellat IONS and oih-r objects
81 astronomical mt crest

liiA the 'OihstrllAf IONS anu "n~T obJr'Ns
81 astronomical lnt crest
Bh.riot monoplan- with n ID horse
power Gnome motor ~ 10 be- sent from
ioIidon 10 Persia u b- Is.-,i ia connect ion
with work in an oil field IL il und-rsi Odd
that tn" machine - TO he employed by a
surveyor IN making An aerial round u
the properties Of his company
NeRof atoms are in Progress IN Paris
for the d'.spatch OF an aeroplane 20 South
America. whsr' u IL To bs attached To tn.
equipment of the surveyors Of new
raj lway. u il believed that the machine
a monoplan.. will prove invaluable ia
making surveys
MIR MarcOni ia interesting himself in
aviation and il endeavoring 20 solve two
problems the const r,iCtion OF an aero
pian. which will ria. directly from any
ssot. and the adaptation VI wireless
.teegraphy To flying machines. In AN
interview MIR Marconi minated that he
might Nv himself IN connection with his
new experiments
Statistics of long a.roplan- flights show
that during The year. up To Oc'ob.r ~.
Their. were 3is flights OF over on. hours
duration OF these IO7 were cross country
flights and thirty were with passengers
III flights lasting over TWO hours there
were sixty seven. Of which nineteen were
cro<s-country and eight were with passed.
gers. There were sixteen flights 81 over
three hours duration. three of over four
hours duration, two lasting over five
hours and one OF over six hours
liver 10 aSiators now hold pilot crrtiti
Gates. thirty-four OF them being British
A large number Of airm~n do not hold
C,.rtifiCatsN
How aviators are killed and he causes
OF many recent asroplane accidents were
explained the other day by Major Ken
nedy at IN. Royal Societies Club lie
classified the causes OF forty British
accidents at Doncaster. Rourneinouth and
Ianark a. follows:
FAILURE "f engine and involuntary de-
scent %
alightIng On bad ground ........ ~
struck nv sudden gust OF Wind ........... Il
FIRE and similar causes .........
Prot rl-r breaking .............-..
al .n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
"SHE Bt rms GREEN I"
How the Phrase Game tn he n tlassic
hrll AmeOg Prexprctors.

Although tho prosp.ctcr j. generally
supposed Ia be associated with tn. search
for precious metal his attention is low no
means confined 10 that A writer ia th.
Los Angeles Times tells ~ group IT
valuable claims ia the silver Mountain
mining district. which Includes the Who'll.
~ Black Mountain
IL wa. long considered worthless until
AN up to date prnsp-ctor recognized II a.
cement rock the principal ingredient
from which Portland cement il made.
Another -yampAe - furnished bv the
discovery IT boraS ia Death Valley. on.
of 'h. most valuable strikes ever made
IN california The dIssOverer. Aaron
Winters was al that TIME living in "A lonely
little shack on the Amargosa Hats AZ the
south end If the valley
Ihith.r attracted 10y the light cam.
me night vagrant prosp-ctor from
Nevada H.. had with him "A sample If
bora brought from a small d.posit across
the. border This Winters instantly r"Cog-
uil.d a. being tn" sam" c,rIujiS STAN
WHICH he had -+en lying in great b--Ci- in
Death Valley, hut 81 which b. had never
known the name.
AhroitIy Questioned IN. wander-r ~.
planned To Winters the simpl" but liitl"
known test for boraN No sooner Was
tusir visitor safely gone than Winters
and his wife CARRYING food and water.
p,ck n saucer and "a bottle 81 alcohol.
...r out on foot northward into the valley
At nightfall the next day they arrived al
the first 81 the strange b"ds.
Without even waiting Ia moisien his
parch.-h thrna, Winters fell upon IL with
pick and hare hands till little ~ ia"
surface crust WAS removed. He -Craprd
up "A handful Of the lon-" stu7. piled II
ia IN. saucer Inoist.n.d II with alcohol
and struck "A match. An instant later
h.. hurled hl- hat IN C,ra direction. his pick
IN another. and -sizing his wife. waited
that a-,oni-hsd lady round the strange,
hick.ring flame. ~hooping
she burns green. Rosie She burns
green
Winters realized fortune from his
discovery Even to-day the man 81 tn"
valley lightiig upon something new
harald- his find " it'll tn. classic yell, She
burns green
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27

Il hay. po--ea-ed white cats that could
hear hut they have. been the exception,
and that applies as much 10 III" short
haired net Of IN. frs-id.. "a 10 the aris-
tocratic long hair Of the shows says a
writer IN the !scoismnn Moreover.
hay. observed that tn. white cats dull4Dt
Of hearing are thos. with blue eyes
The cats with orange ewes which !
hay. had could hear quite well those
having odd eyes that -. one orange. and
on. blu.-could hear little. bur not well
and tho-. having hin. eyes wer. quite
deaf. although all have com. from the
same litter.
are about six weeks old. when the. eye.
change 10 their adult or permanent color
But 10 show how widely this. permanently
blue eyes differ to begin with from the.
other eyes. ! may say that immediately
the eyes Of white cats that ara tO have
prominently bin. eyes open they will
shine bright red in the dark. and neither
the ephemeral kitten blue nor any other
color eye does this.
One popularity ~ deaf cats ~ that
they seem toshavs an exaggerated s"ns.
Of feeling in their f.-'-t pads. II ~ very
difficult for "A heavy walking animal such
~ man ~ 10 approach deaf cat from b...
hind without giving u warning. and tins
! attribute. tO the extreme constituencies
of the cats feet. recording the slightest
frernOr 81 ths ground and 80 10 a certain
ext.ni taking III. place ~ hearing.
1T IN a belief held by some country
people that white cats DO not make good
hunters good mo,Issrs or rat ratch.ra
even n they do hear. ] am inclined IN
think there IL a foundation for this idea
and ! would gofnrther and say that DARK
rolored rats mako tho hest rno'INe and
rat catchsrs because they hear best
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27

From ne Washington stay
In illustrating her belief that Indians
are NOT A. had ~ p"opl" ar" often l"i u"
believe Mrs Ida V"-e Woodbury.. field
secretary ~ tho american Missionary
So,iaty zatd that the SIouN tribe rai-s'-
spp every year "a send missionary to their
worst enaniie4. IN" Grows. b"cn'-" ih" bItl"
tell. them 20 low. their curini"-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27

popularity ~ aeronamtics thar both IN
France and IN Germany airrn"n ar. agiIar-
ing for Stat. protection against tn.
danger of exposed high tension electric
cables VI Imbreca who L. chief legal
adviser ro the French Aero club has sent
to the Minister Of Public Works IN PARIS
"A prtItion pointing OUT the dangers which
bar. overhead gables present To aerial
nav gation
lie demands that the - andarris hearing
such cables shall b. painted a distinctly"
color or made otherwise conspicuous
also that Tbs. location Of all overhead cable
-v-i-m- shall ~ communicated To- som.
central authority 50 that aIrin.n NAV
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danger
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-08-25

We note that our old friend, P. O.
Whittier, publisher and editor of the
Wood County Times, published at Ne
koosa, Wis, has discontinued his
funny" column. We suppose that
Bro. Whittier is afraid of going down
to the state legislature as a wit, and
this historically, means a short po-
littcal life. We are sorry, however,
that Mr. Whittier is in wrong to
use a common expression, as the po-
htical winds in Wood County are blow
ing as strong a progressive gale as
In other sections of the state, and
our dear, old friend Philip Bean, will
surely be blown into the assembly.
Uncle Philip has been long years
in harness. Never an office seeker.
but always answering faithfully the
call of his neighbors (and every Wood
County citizen is MS neighbour he
wilI so to Madison TO work in the
future, as he always has in the past,
for the interest of those who place
responsibility on him. Wood County
will be faithfully represented if
Uncle Philip is sent to Madison,
and while we will be sorry to hear
of Bro. Winters defeat, we will be
much more pleased to hear of Uncle
Philips election. Let our Wood
County friends get Portage
County Press Almond.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-08-25
PLOV Err.

Last Friday was the picnic of the
soldiers OF Portage Co., it having
been changed to that date for a speak
er. Dinner was served near the ban
Of the river, a beautiful spot. After
dinner was over all surrounded the
stand prepared for the singing in the
afternoon. War songs by the choir
composed of some of the members
Of the W. R. c., PloVer Post with
Miss Merle HaTuOun art the organ
Prayer by the Rev. Fish of Peshtigo
Speaking by Miss ChIoris BlaisdelI
and Dorothy Bell. Address by Colonel
Watrous Of Milwaukee. Solo, [ Love
The Old Flag, by Mrs. Nellie Stark
and a few remarks by the SONS of
Veterans Camp of Wisconsin and
closed by both audience and choir
singing God Be With You Until We
Meet Again. 1t was an ideal day ar
all had a good time. The Sons of
Veterans OF nearby towns were there
also only a little farther down the ril
er, to them We will say, next time
don't keep so far distant Some OF
us did not know they were there.
Mrs. Jennie MCGOWAN is. in DOC,
health. It being necessary for her
to keep in bed part of the time.
Quite a number of our neighbor
attended the Sunday School contest
at the Calkin's church.
5Mr. and Mrs. John Moss mourn the
loss of an infant born Thursday and
only lived a few hours.
S. D. Clark had nice piece O
fall blowing done last week.
Since the recent rains the grasr
and the gardens are much improved
Byron Rogers made a trip recently
to LinWood where his sheep are pas
tured having to go by the way of
Stevens Point he spent the day
from early morning.
Mr.. Dean temperance worker led
our EpWorth League meeting on Sun
day evening.
Old time friendships have been re-
neWed by ladies seeing the name of
their old acquaintances in the Ployer
Items in the Wood County Reporter.