davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-28
YOUR SUMMER OUTING.

II you are fond OF fishing. canoe
ing, camping or the study OF wild
animals look up the Algonquin Ma
tional Park OF Ontario for your sum.
mer outing. A fish and game pre-.
serve OF 100000 acres interspersed
with 1900 lakes and rivers IL await.
ing you, offering all the attractions
that Nature can bestow. Magnih-
cent canoe trips. Altitude 2.OO0 feet
above sea level. Pure and exhilarat-
Ing atmosphere. Just the place TO
put In your summer holidays. Good
hotel accommodation An interest
ing and profusely Illustrated descrip-
tive publication telling you all about
II sent free on application to w. S.
Cookson, 917 Merchants Loan g.
Trust Building. Chicago.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-28
Wallace Park Notice.

Work OF getting the park ready
for the coming summer season Il
progressing. present efforts belng
especially directed toward getting the
dance Pavilion in fine shape. This
building is being enclosed with a fine
mesh wire from floor to roof and the
dancing floor viii be considerably
repaired. cleaned and resurfaced. II
Is expected TO have this part OF the
work completed by next week 40 that
early dancing parties may be accom-
modated.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-28

Vaudeville has captured three
more Paducah amateurs. who have
Joined the Southern Amusement COM
pany at Sikeston, Mo. George Rock
and Les Walker, left on the Dick
Fowler this morning fer Sikeston
where they will join the latters
brother, osburn Walker, the barrel
Jumper. les Walker will do con-
tortions and George Rock will play
black face.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-28
Notice 20 ShlnnerS-

Commencing Monday, May 2. 1910.
freight warehouses of these com,
panles will close at p. m. on satur.
days; therefore, after the date men.
toned, no freight will be received OF
delivered after D. m. on Saturdays
during the months of May. June
July and August. 1910.
f. s. BURNHAM,
Agent ~, G. & st. l.. Ry.
J. 7. DONOVAN.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-28
Hammcrstcin Quits Grand Opera.

New York. April 2S.-oscor Ham
merstein has abandoned the grand
opera field. Through Samuel Inter
meyer, his counsel, he announced to
night that he had captitulated to the
exaotions OF the artists, who demand
ed a salary which. II paid. meant
bankruptcy. Both his own and the
Metropolitan Opera company faced
deficits, he said, for the season just
closed.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-28

The restorative power OF sound sieep
can not be over estimated and any all.
ment that prevents 10 IL menace 60
health. J. l. Southers. Eau Claire.
Wis. says.-"For long time ! have
been unable 10 sleep soundly nlghts,
because OF pains across my back and
soreness OF my kidneys. My appetite
tion was much run down. I have been
taking Folcy's Kidney Pills but a
short time and now sleep as sound ~
"A rock. eat and eujOy my meals.
and my general condition - greatly
improved. I can honestly recommend
Foley's Kidney pills as I know they
have cured mc."-Gilbcrts drug store.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-28
Joins Massachusctts Flrm

Mr.. Herbert Terrence. who has
been the popular city salesman for
the J. R. Smith & Son wholesale
grocery of this city. has resigned his
position and will travel for the Whit
temore Brothers & company whole
sale house of Massachusetts. He left
this morning at 1925 O'Clock and
will cover the central-west territorv
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
stopped In Fifth Inning.

New York. April 2S.-The game
between Philadelphia and New York
was stopped in the first part OF the
fifth inning on account of rain. Phil
adelphia had made runs. while New
York had not scored.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-28
California Raisin Day. April 30h. Est;Raisn Bread

dren have II they hear their father
telling such"
But didn't you know that my
grandfather wore wigg"-Chicago
Evening Post.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-28

His Blunder: Hirn-Why on
earth do the poets always speak OF
wine and women togcthor2 Her
I'm sure. ! don't know. II Isn't very
complimentary H!m-oi eonrs.
not. Wine improves with age. and
-.-Clcyeland Leader.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-28

"why do you Insist on reading
that newspaper? II always seems
TO offend you"
Because" answered Mr.. Sirius
Barker. 81 believe IN always looking
at both sides OF a question. rely
on that publication for arguments
on the wrong side "washington
Star
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-28
Army Keats Yale.

West Point. April 2S.-By hitting
when hits ment runs, and by spec
tacular fielding, West Point prevent
ed Yale from scoring, and won 3
TO o.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-28
Cleveland Beat Chicago.

Cleveland. April 2s.-cleveland
won her first home game OF the sea-
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-28
BASEBALL NEWS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston Beat RrookIyn.

Boston, April 2S.-Scanlon had
two bad innings, while White was
steady throughout.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-28
Boston Got III Hits.

Washington, April 2S.-Boston
slaughtered Gray and Hovlik and
won
Score r II r
Washington -. ..... 1 8 2
Boston -....... ..... IL 81. 1
Batteries--Gray, Hoylik and
Street; Arellanes and Carrigan.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-28
Use TIZ-..
Smaller Feet

sore Feet, Tender Feet snd swoiIe"
Feet Cured Every Time. Tiz Makes
Sore Feet Wen No Matter what
AiIn Them.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-28
Poorly Played Game.

st. Louis. April 2s.-Both teams
playd poorly in the field. The locals
errors being particularly costly
Score r II +
81 Louis ........ ......
Batteries-Graham, Gdhigan and
Stephens; Pernon and Stanagc.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-28
At Louisville.
At Intllannnolls.
At Milwaukee.

AZ Kansas City.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-05
MOrb uno SsI6ftmpr be r
II d..

Qorain. Ohio, 4. 2tug. 5ranf
WaIttnibap 6at bier am 0onneritag
Gbeno feline 5rau eri6pi1en uro oanH
einen SslbItmOroperiud ssmu6t, Ct
bat abr 4usIt6teH NIT bsm 2sbeu bas
oon3utpmmen. SSrau WQItinibaNp
bate oor elmer Mo9e eins S6eiounosz
tlage gegen ibren WaRU arbdugis gsa
mlht.
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Jn(anO OIelcgrap6
unm.nf9Ii6e gttsru.


gbicago, Sns., 1. Qusuft. agsns
ten Der ainDerIdus 8sisQi4aft, bic
BON Rahbarn in oHrnnmsr Weii, oufs
merriam esmaht Dorosn parsu,
Drang.u am GonReritag 4bsrb in bic
Wrbnuns bon 6ugc Gang ein, no
iie In sinem buntlen 3immer ben
feds Sabre alten 6oPn 4aug's, gum
Stslstt abaen,agert uuo am gnnsen
qtibe 5itternb, an bic B1ro fcitse.ets
tel Dprfanbeu. Gang uHo feline Grau
luurosn oerbafkt.
Bon einem StrdfItug t0 b T.
lid erpunoet.
Mansfielb, O., 4. Aug. -
46ram Us. Wartin, Elm Dd6tsr in b:-
biefieen Staats RsformanItaIt, purs
De am 9onnerftag pen ernie SohniOn,
einsm Strdfling. 3psimaI gsitohe1
uno Dobrih,iHli6 tootIin p.rrpunoe;.
Sobnion bate .in.u 5aB auf WurtiR,
neil pieIer ibH angs3eigt bate. als sr
iid einmaf ipeieert. 5u orb:tt.n. or
bate iih beimIib in ieiner 3eQe aus
,inem Stii6 aIt.m Eiieu sineu Gola
ans.i.rtist. SohnioH III elm giubrss
der.
Der 81 q 6tr,itsr- Woro.
gbbppilIs, ap., 4. Qug. - Der
Gproners gefur0 in 9.3ug auf Die
grmorbuns bes Qriom Cooper lGutet:
~Wtr finoen, oab arom @oopsr our5
auseltpunben isitens 4lpn3o 9rap'2,
Ron Merrids, 0jolis WfitheQ's 5,
grnon 5otptins'. Burt gritmOre' ;,
Spunt Gritmort's, Jrant UturpRp :
unp 1om 9osartb's gu isinem Ioo:
fam. aus bisis 2eu!e NIT 4usnabm:
Der beiNn gritmor:s befinbeH ii6 in
haFt. IS hobsn nd bier 5pei Jats
tionsn a,biIbet. osrsn cine IS nit ben
.Rattrei.ern~ hdlt, pdhreHo Die on.
oere bic 9e'trdfung Der Cooper thsH
Worber perlonot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-05
Gineinuati. Sreitas, ben s. Mnsna 1910. Gre

be Dor Gerift Al nertreten. Obslti1
berIelbe barauf binsDiss, odb i1r. Ga'
mifie i6n benuftrdst babe, Lebnte iis f.tn
anerbieten ab, baburt betusii.nb. bub
Der 80 Sabre alte 3dbndr3t nod INNER
sinen mertpiirbisen ginfIub auf iie
ausii6t sic fogte In ibrsr Qntiport,
baf Or. grippen's Gon unb Der ibrige
Gins ieien unb oob fts nit inn nut
Gnolano suriidfebren perbe. 9as
mdo6en bat iopeit noftein Dort faI>
len laHen, oas grippen ftaben t0nnte.
Fri. Qenepe erbielt ON Qbeno cine
3epef6e DON elmer 2ouponsr 3eitung,
in Der ibr $3.50 fir sinen 20O0 8orte
lanqen 9(rtif.l angebotsH nuroen, in
benz Il. ibr. Reiien IN europa nit Or.
grippen befhreibt. Nadbsm lie bic 3e.
pef6e NIT .inem fdpd6sn QG6eln g:z
leIsn bate, Iagte iie gu osm 9stettio,
baB teine glntfport n0tHg isi.
2onbon, 5. @ug. 0sm Ddilp
Chronicle suFolge bat bic golissi i.its
aeiteat, bdb i'm Sanuor in elmer Qpos
t6ete an Srforo Gtrobe bon einsm
Ranne, aaf ben bic gsi5reibung Oes
Or. Grippen pabt, eiu rSposcin" gss
nanntss Gift s.tauft porOeu 1T.
prGfibent ser2uno auF
Der G.fun9.
ct. pttersburg. 4. 4uguit.
Gleronber Guhtoff, Der isia amt als
Qrdfosnt Der Reidsbumu .tsmporGr
nieberleete, nm a MohsR 5.Itunssbaf!
pegen zines TuelIs NIT Gem Grofsn
llparoTf obsuiisen. b.soru b.uts aui
Der ct. Deter unb pauIss5situn isis
nen Straft.rrin. sSn BEN 1u.Q MUIR
be Der Graf ufporoff Isi6t an Der
S6ult:r perpunoet.
Gu6toif bat Siefelb. GaIsmatt. in
Der Jeftuns unserpieien srhalt.u, Die
istner 3.it General Sto:TeI inns5atts.
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EdiHsnah rid3ten.

spgort. 4, 4ug. ansetonl.
.Mduretdnia" bon Gtotrpool; .pralI'
bent Sincoln- BON Samburs.
abaeadna.n: 4tbin.i" nab ptrGus
ETC; nsacrmiuid~ nah 0enua; ~2c
1ourrdine" mad 6a2re; .grin5 5rIso:
rih Wilbslm- mad gremsn; ~ultontn
noh ReapeI; Uranium" nab Rotter'
oam; ~SsGis Slap" nah anpsnhagen
Reapel. angst,: ~Waoonna" bon
Fstp gort; rGalabria" Don Rsp gOrt
Gonpou. anQstomm.n: .Wsount
5emple4 BON Wontr.al.
gberbcurg. 2lbseg.: s6eorg'
WaIbington4 na6 Rem glort.
6apre. angst.: .pomsranian
BON Weontreol; so Sapoie' BON Rem
Dort.
Samburs. 4nset.: ~gl.psIano'
bon Ren Ycrt.
Bottom. 4uset.: rgpmric" Dor
liperpool.
2iperpool. Qrg.t.: n5apsrforb'
BON Vbilapelpbia. - abeeg.: Sat,
Wanitoba~ ndh MOntreal.
5outba mpton, ansetommen
.aloriatic@ BON R.p Dorf.
usontredI. 46gssans.: .2ntl
gbomp!ain4 mad liperpqo. .Ropa,
Gsorss- na4 grtfO.
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Turcb bic Y[ume.

Wiunn: vGriunerit Du Did nod,
mas 3u am erften 9aee mad unIere
9erbeiratburg getoht bait, Gmmu9"
- Srou (uu6oentIt6); sd CLAUDE
9lumsntobl." Wtann: rNh.
ssb gIumentobl bate i6 oamols ni6t
ssgeFsu, felbit penn er ishr gut sub<s
rsites qspeisH paxsi"
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Die Tlanifeitationsn in
Gan 5e6aitiaR ners

- " ~ " u ~ "
boteH.
Wabrib, 4. Mug. Der Winiit:r
bss snnsrn bat aufs gleus unb in be-
ftinnter Meiie bi. WauifeitationsH
per6o.en, bic fir ben ndhiten Sonntag
BON ben RlerisoIen espIani tpuroen uno
in Sebaitior ,ber Sommers5 5auptitaot,
itatifinoen iclIt,n. Die SrgoniiatorsI
Der Concentration srtldren trosoem
auf ihrtm g3lan beborren 3u Ipollsr,
uno ba aud bic republi,auiiher dub9
rer fir beni.Iben gag cine Gegsuoe'
munitrotiou arrangirsu. hest man Die
ernftli6itsn 8efiirdtungeu.
Die tl.ritale preiis grsift am 0on'
neritag bic Reeierung tDieoer in Der
bsftiaften Deiie on. Die SrsanHalos
rem Der esgsn bic ReeieruHe gerihtsten
Concentration baben IN 3irsulors
griefsn on bic 0eiitlihtsit eieie auTs
gsfcrneri, ibre 9smsinoen Su oernnlais
Zen, ben 9ehoriam gu psrtpsigsrn.
Die 3ipiIbeb6roen beabfdtigeu, sss
rihilit ssg.n bic Crguniiatorsn Der
idtboIiihen Ranifeitntionsn DcrSugss
hen uHo gruppen perben in Die!en
9arniipnsn in gersitihaft seb1Itsn.
nm I'M Roibfo[e in tiirseit,r 3eit natl
San Ssboitinn ssbraht ipsreeH 81
ionnen.
aratpulle in Barcelona.
8drceIona,4 a. 4us. glm Sons
ntritag tam es bier auf ben Strubea
81 einsm srnitIi6en 2uIammenitcB
siuiihen adrliftsn uno Rspublitanegn,
ginsr Der R.publitaner ipuroe ptrpuns
bet bic poli5si itritt oaun aber elm
uno trisb bic aombattdnten auseiEaHs
Der.
IS brobt cine Renolutio n.
Wdorio, 4. ausuit. Sn ben
bastiih.u prcpin5en 9isecapa. alnpo
unp 9uppuscod, unb audi IN Der bes
nahbarten propins Raparra, III cine
repoIutiondre 8elpsguns ausgebrodsn.
Die Rsgisruns fhidt Sruppen boribin.
Die Resier,.ng iii benafrihtigi
fporpen. oab Elm prieitsr in einem
bdstiihtn Gorfe Waffen unter biz
gepoIssrung pertbeiIis Cine llnterius
dung lit bersits eineeIeiist lporosn unh
9ruppen Iiuo in Die betrtfisnoe Gss
asnb oeidlidt poroen. Die Heeitruna
ipiro oud 1ruppeH nah Gan Sebds
itian ihiteu unb bic enereiihiieH
wlaBressIn srsrsifsu. nm bic fir Dor!
aspiante Concentration 81 perbinoern
Der Miniiter bee Snnern bat iih mad
Bilbao bsgsben. uul ben Streis De.
gsreleute bei3ules.n.
FROG oes 9erbotes Der Rsgieruna
asbtn fi6 bic Grsdnifa!pren Der De.
merftrntion Der aleritalen, bic an
Gonniog in San Sebdftian ituiifins
ben foll, olls Wlhe, Tie su einsm srs
foIae Al MAIDEN. lSit erildren, BAT
bic Wnnifeitation itattfinben iperDs.
nnp ipenn iid bic 3bilnebm.r bon ben
umlitsennsn 9iiirittsH aus 3u Jut
nad) Der Stant bsseben miibsen. Sis
iasen. oaB iis fir Die 4ufrehierhal'
tung Der Crbnung perantlporiIth ieiu
ipiirDen, tpsnn iie niHt BON ben antis
sitrisaIsn iEastisneu lbsrausotforosr'
musesn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-05

air Ohio, WsIt 8irgtnien uno
Sds ptItli6e genninluanien: StOnss
Dettsr om 5reitug uno Samftds, NIT
mdbiasr 9emperotur. S6pate noros
lpeitiide Dinpe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-05

qefeuert porben Isien. 9ds Refultat
Ser frisasgeri6tlihen llnterIuduns bat
nunmsbr jeben 3peifsl beieitigt. unb
bic eeihdbigten beuti6en 2uftI6iffer
perben gu ibrsm Redt tommen.
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9 prdu9 iiber 9 0 T b.

MeiInautee, @is., 4. Quguit.
gnrus Suplor, Elm 23idbriger iIneer
Wunn, tpurpe bon Dem Gapttdn oss
1ampfers vSnoiana" beIduIbigt. Tsi@
usH Grsuno Gilbert Whitnep um $50
uno cine 'Fabrtarte bsitoblsn gu hdben.
Der &Qpitdu perIanote, oab 3aplor
iiu feline JoIttn unterIuheu taiis, als
oieIer pl0btih iiber goro Ipran9 uno
ertrunt. Die 9eite 1anlor's in nod
ntht defunoen poroeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-05
MuslanO Selegrapb
Die Sage lit Spanien
Jdnst an beoenflidb sn
tperoen.
An ben n6rolihen YrDoinSen
ioll bercits cine repolutionare
Sewcsuns aussebroben
iein.
Maan iiebt nit 4eiorsuih ben Grs
eisuiiTen bonn ndditeu Spnus
tag entsesen.
Ga bic alrrifalen anf ibrer 5emon'
itratiun in San Sebaitian be.
lteben.
0ad)ridlieH bon Der Zeppelin gor'
Grpebition.
Gie 9urbpoliaBri nod in meter
Serue.
Ger 9raioent Der ruiIiId)eu Sumn
iuesen Suellircns in cine Seituug
eeIdidt.
Sie Souoouer 5reunoe ses TT.
SrippeI
gieten linn ipieoerum materieae ollie
Gie Rurbpoliabrt nod in meter
sserue.
Ter 9raToeut Der ruiiiifeu Gumn
iuesen Suellirens in cine 5eituug
geIdidt.
Sie SonSouer 5reunoe oss IT.
Grippen

@ieten linn micberum materieae Silie
on.
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8lutige Sruq0Die.

SatIuno, Sal, 4. NuguIt Wm.
Cooper. eiu friiberer Rerp gorter, Der
bel elmer befrsurbet.r SumiIte 8uB
bag 8naosnbroo uB, .ritOB am Dom
nerItug 5rdu guB. oerpunoste ihrsu
@atten lebensgsfdhrlif uno iagte iih
SelbTt ourauF cine Sugsl in ben Rupf,
neil er oluubts, man rpoue ihu oor bic
Jhlr ieBen.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-06-24
Personal Mention

Mrs. NJ L. Eversz was a cream city
visitor yesterday.
George Wenck is home from Chi
cago to spend Sunday.
Miss Minnie NotZ was among the
Milwaukee visitors today.
Mayor Herman CRUDE transacted
business in GAINESVILLE today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rooster of Mil
waukee are guests at the home of G.
J. Wenck.
John Clifford, clerk Of the courts of
Dodge county, was down from Jul
neau today on business.
Daniel Curley and bride of Milwau-
kee will spend Sunday at the home of
Miss Sarah Curley, North Washing
ton street.
Miss Bessie Church returned to
her home in Menomonee Falls today
after a visit of several weeks with
relatives and friends here.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-06-24
Per
Copy

received the congratulations of imme-
date relatives and partook of a sump-
tuOus wedding dinner Mr.. and Mrs
EXner are both well known young
people who were born and reared in
Watertown where they enjoy the re.
spect and esteem of all. They depart
ed on an evening train for brief
wedding tour and upon their return
will take up their residence at SOC
Sixth street, where they will be at
home to friends after September 1.
A wedding of much interest in So
cial circles took place this afternoon
in Milwaukee when> Miss Hattie
Martch, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Gustav Martch, and Mr.. Arthur G.
Huenefeld, son of Alderman and Mrs
G. Huenefeld we're united in wedlock
The ceremony took place in st. Mat
thew's Lutheran church and the Rev
A. Bender officiated. They were at
tended by Mr.. Adolph Wagner and
Miss ELLA Huenefeld, sister of the
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Huenefeld will
return to WatertOwn Saturday an6
begin housekeeping in new home in
Tenth street. The groom is one Of
Watertown's progressive architects
and with his bride have the well wish
es of their numerous frineds on this
occasion.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-06-24
DOINGS THURSDAY
A Pretty Wedding

The marriage of Miss Effie Whyte,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. W. F.
Whyte. to Mr.. Homer A. Watt Of Will
kesbarre, Pa, was solemnized at the
home of the brides parents, 500 Sec
ond street, this afternoon at O'Clock.
The Rev. Gerhard FRANKIE, pastor Of
the Moravian church officiated. Mr..
Howard Watt of Wilkesbarre, twin
brother of the groom, was best man,
and the maid of honor was Miss Elsa
Castlendyck Of Peru, Ill. Miss Elsa
Baumann of this city was bridesmaid.
The wedding ceremony was witness
ed by the immediate friends and the
wedding march was played by Mrs. c.
R. Field. Mr. and Mrs Watt leave on
an evening train for Mackinac Island
where they will pass a week before
going to the home of the grooms par
ents in Wilkesbarre to spend the sum-
mer. In September they will return
to Madison where they will reside.
The groom is instructor in the Eng
lish department at the state univer-
sity. His bride was born and reared
in WatertOwn and is an accomplished
young lady. She is a graduate of the
Watertown high school and of the
state university
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-06-24
DOINGS WEDNESDAY
June Weddings

June Weddings
The marriage of Miss Celia Eliza
beth Walloch, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Walloch of this city, and
Mr.. Christian G. Giles of Milwaukee
took place at st. Henry's church this
morning at $50 o'clock. The Rev.
Eugene j. Gehl of ST. Frances Sem
mary, life long friend Of the groom,
officiated. The bride was attired in
a gown of cream silk crepe de CHEN
over taffeta trimmed with real lace
and beads. She wore tu1le veil, ar
ranged in her hair with brilliants, and
carried an ivory prayer book. Miss
Elizabeth Wetter of Milwaukee was
the maid of honor, wearing a gown of
pink crepe de CHEN and carried lilies
of the valley. The bridesmaid, Miss
Mayme Paikowski of Milwaukee,
wore blue silk and carried white
sweet peas. The bridegroom was at
tended by his nephew, Mr.. John Tan
ner of Kenosha as best man, while
Mr.. Joseph A. Giles of Kerosha, a
brother of the groom, was grooms-
and Mr.. Albert Koser of Milwaukee
were the ushers. The church was
tastefully decorated with palms and
flowers. The home of the bride at
which the reception was held was at
tractiveIy decorated in white, pink
and blue. After enjoying brief
wedding tour Mr. and Mrs. Giles will
be at home to friends at TIC Thirty
second street, Milwaukee, after July
Is.
The out of town guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Giles, parents of
the groom, Mr.. Michael Giles, Keno
sha; Mr.. and Mrs. Friedrich Karges,
McHenry, H.; Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Giles, Kenosha; the Revs. Eugene j.
Gehl and Otto Haertle, John Bath,
William O'COnnor, st. Frances; Otto
P. Seipinz, M. l.. Mueller, Arthur
Rohlinger, John Stenger, Miss Caro-
| line Wetter, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Bote,
Milwaukee.
| A quiet home wedding took place
this afternoon at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Reinhard Achtenhagen, goo
Sixth street, when their daughter
| Miss Alma was united in wedlock
| with Mr. Frank G. Exner. The Rev
H. C. Rehm, rector of the Congrega
tional church OBLIGATED. Mr., Oscar
Achtenhagen, brother of the bride
was best man and Miss Louise
Sproesser was maid of honor. The
bride was prettily attired in a gown
of wkite satin with lace overdress and
carried a bouquet of lilies of the val
ley. The maid of honor wore gowI
of pink silk organdie and carried pink
roses. Lohengrin's wedding march
was played by Miss Verina Cebell. AT
ter the ceremony the bridal couple
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AttemDted Suicide

Otto Bierwaldt, the II year old sor
of Mr. and Mrs. Bierwaldt, who reside
near Juneau, and who is employed by
Frank Bartel, one mile east of Jul
neau, attempted suicide this morning
by shooting himself with 22-calibre
rifle. The bullet entered his abdomen
and perforated his bowels and liver
The unfortunate young man was found
in the barn unconscious, by his en-
ployer when he returned from his
daily trip to the creamery. DR.. Hallock
of Juneau was called and the young
man was brought to ST. Mary's hos
pital in this city, and together with
DR.. G. J. Habhegger performed an
operation on the boy in the hopes OF
saving his life. He is in a critical con.
dition and but very little hope is en-
tertained for his recovery.
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Will Build GrdndStdnG

Bids for the fifty foot addition to
the grandstand on the fair grounds
were opened by the building commit
tee of the association last evening.
The following bids were received:
Rohde & Zickert, $1O93; Ferd. Behlke,
$1,000; John Schatz, 1898; William
Riebe, 1868.
Bids for the new merchants display
building on the grounds will be asked
for within few days. They are now
being prepared by Otto G. Riebe,
architect
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DOINGS SATURDAY
Remarkable Operation

A remarkable operation and the
first Of it's kind SO far as known ever
performed by local physicians, was
successfully carried out at ST. Mary's
hospital today. The patient is the four
bridge, who assisted in the work. The
child suffered from congenital dislo-
cation of the hip and the operation,
a bloodless one, is known as the Lor-
enz system, made famous by that sur
geon several years ago in Germany
and this country.
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the school hall last evening and were
gram was carried out by the pupils
Addresses were delivered by the Rev
P. r. Schweizer and the Rev. Director
Of Studies at Sacred Heart College.
Master Hugo Klecker received the
scholarship offered by the faculty OF
Sacred Heart College. The Sacred
Heart Statue was awarded Miss Frida
Berg and beautiful gold-chained
rosary was awarded Miss Josephine
Stark. The following program was
rendered:
Entrance March ..................
B. Hahn, l. Walloch, J. Stark
Hymn, Ave Maria. Observation-Disclosures.
Salutatory, Das Vaterhaus. ..
Class of 1910
A Rendezvous of Busy Boys.
Primary Boys
.
G. Hertel, l.. Schneider
Anti-Teddy Bear Club. ..............
Primary Girls
Lustspiel Overture
B. Hahn, I Walloch
In der Gold Mine.
Third and Fourth Grade Boys
Tambourine Drill NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Fifth and Sixth Grade Girls
March Militaire
o. Schott, H. Boelter, B. Richter
The Knoxville Chronicle .........
Fifth and Sixth Grade Boys
A. Hahn, l.. Schneider
A Band of Twins. ...............
Third and Fourth Grade Girls
Medley of American Patriotic Songs
Seventh and Eighth Grade Pupils
Valedictory, The Journey of Life. -.
Hugo Klecker, Josephine Stark,
Frieda Berg
Following is the list of graduates:
Hugo Klecker, Frida Berg, Jose
phine Stark, Henry Novotny, William
Hertel, Joseph Boelter, Mary Vogel,
Chrales Kreuziger, Otto Schott, MIRA
garet HaberkOrn.