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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
OVERALL FACTORY FOR LYNcHBuRG.
Concern to Move from Blackstone and Great
~ Enlarge It, Present OUTPUT.

Lynchburg. Va, July ACKNOWLEDGEMENT is
made through the offices OF the Chamber Of
Commerce that the Jobbers' overall Manu-
featuring Company. now located IN Black
stone. Va. vii! move to Lynchburs and will
begin operations here about the first of Jan.
uary. The plant Will have equipment OF
from i25 10 $50 OF the latest model machines
and VIII have working force OF from lo;
between A. c. Barrow. president and gem
eral manager of this concern. and the De-
INFLAMMATION Manufacturing Company. un-
der the terms which the overall company
Will take over certain machinery OF the old
EXPERIMENTATION plant and will rent their
building for term OF years
The overall factory in Lynchburg will have
an output o! from 5000 TO 5000 dozen per
a1nuU:. and will mean 4 substantial addi-
tion 10 the manufacturing department OF
Lynchburg, not only in the amount OF wages
spent annually but also in the volume OF
business that will be brought here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

dssued under Trust Indenture dated ooto-
Der 20, 1894. OF which the Guaranty Trust
Company of N. Y. is the Successor Trus-
tee)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
LOOKING FOR THE ROAD.
Northern Neck Folks Getting Tired of So
Called Steamboat Accon,modat ions.

Northern Neck Folks Getting Tired of So
Called Steamboat Accommodate ions.
Especial to The Times DspatchJ
Heathsvile. Va, July 29.-Many and loud
complaints are uttered generally against the
present system of steamboat service fol
freishts. 1t is getting to be a serious ques.
tion and the farmers and truckers are msk,
Ing every effort TO devise ways and mean,
for Improving or changing conditions in tina,
respect.
The farming and trucking industries hav.
grown to enormous proportions In the last
thirty years. Previous to that time every
thing that was shipped was sent by sau
vessels. Later steamboats, came In vogue
and fo- some time were most satisfactory,
but now the chief attention of the boats 10
given to the travelling public, and 1t would
be surprising to those not acquainted with
this section to see to what extent that IS
carried on: but the farmer and trucker are
both annoyed and injured by this lack OF
attention to their interests. Their produce
Is frequently gotten to market too late &c
be in good condition to meet with proht.
able sales. and, OF course there is much
dissatisfaction.
All these things cause sensible people to
think with eagerness and pleasure OF the
proposed railroad through the Northern
Neck to Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
The
American Tobacco
Company
FOUR PER CENT. GOLD BONDS

To the Holders of the Four Per Cent. Gold
Bonds of THE AMERICAN TOBACCO
COMPANY:
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The
American Tobacco
Company
Forty-Year Six Per Cent. Gold Bonds
To the Holders of the Forty-Ycar Six Fer
Cent. Gold Bonds of THE AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY:
I he
Forty-Year Six Per Cent. Gold Bonds

In the recent decision of the Supreme
Court of the United States In the action
brought by the United States of America
against the American Tobacco Company
and others directions were given that pro-
ceedings be had for the purpose OF ascer-
tanning and determining upon some plan
or method OF dissolving the combination
and OF recreat.ug. out of the elements now
composing It, u new condition which shall
be honestly in harmony with and not re-
injury to the public or the rights of pro-
waite property, and at the request of tho
holders of a large amount OF the Forty
Year six Per Cent. Gold Bonds OF the
American Tobacco Company. Issued under
and secured by the deed of trust dated
dated October 90 1904 under which the
the Successor Trustee. the undersigned
have consented TO act as committee for
the protection OF the,interests of all of the
holders OF said bonds who shall become
parties to an agreement now in cour.e of
preparation to be dated July IS. 1911.
Holders of said SIX Per Cent. Gold Bonds
bonds with all unmatured coupons. II
coupon bonds, with the GUARANTY
Nassau Street, New York City the depos,-
,ary to be named in said agreement. which
will issue therefor negotiable certificates OF
deposit. All registered bonds must be ac-
companied BY powers of attorney to trans
fer them to the committee.
The decree of the Supreme Court allows
period OF ak months for the accomplish
ment of its directions. In view OF the
shortness OF this period of time and the
many things TO be done the Committee
deems immediate and concerted action cs-
sential for the protection of the interests
OF the bondho,ders. and it therefore re-
quests that said bonds be deposited at once,
but not later than AUGUST IS, 1911.
Copies of the deposit agreement may be
obtained on end after July 81. 1911 from
the depositary or from the secretary of the
committee
Application will be made to list the GER
tifcates of deposit issued by the committee
upon the New York Stock Exchange.
Dated July 2s 1911.
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WIN Omen sentemhcr 4.

Washington. y. c.. July oa-At a recent
m eeting of committee composed OF stock
holders in the Washington Tobacco Ware
house. 1t decided to open this ware
house for the fall business about September
l. This warehouse was built last year by a
stock company. and was operated during its
first season very probably. Special induce
ments. it is understood. will be mado by
tho company to attract tobacco growers
from all over this section, and give them
good prices ii they will market their to-
hacco in this city.
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The
American Tobacco
Company
PREFERRED STOCK
To the holders OF preferred stock of THE
AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY:

To the holders OF preferred stock of THE
AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY:
In view OF the direction In the recent de-
cision of the Supreme Court OF the United
Staten, In the suit brought by the United
States OF America against The American
Tobacco Company and others. that proceed,
inss be had for the purpose of ascertaininE
and determining upon some plan or method
OF dissolvins the combination and of re-
creating out OF the elements now composing
II new condition which shall be honestly
in harmony with and not repugnant to tho
law without unnecessary injury to the pub
lie or the rights of private property. and
at the request OF the holders OF a large
amount OF the preferred stock of said Tha
American Tobacco Company, the UNDER
signed have consented to act as a commit
tee for the protection Of the interests of all
OF the holders of said preferred stock who
shall become parties TO an agreement INV
%. isii. 's' o p'''A'a''0n' 10 DC dated July
Holders of said preferred stock are re-
quested to deposit their certificates ON or
before AUGUST IS, 1911, with CENTRAL
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK, "a wall
Street. New York City, the depositary to bo
named In said agreement. which will issue
transferable certificates OF deposit therefor
All certificates must be properly endorsed In
blank and bear all stock transfer stamps
required by the laws OF the State Of New
York
AS the opinion OF the Supreme Court d.
reefs that period of six months be allowed
for the accomplishment OF the purposes
above stated the interests of the holders OF
said preferred stock demand. in the judg-
ment OF the committee, immediate and con-
certed action for their protection and the
Committee urges the necessity OF an imme-
date deposit of said stock.
Copies Of the deposit agreement may bs
obtained on and after July a. 1911 from the
depositary or from the secretary OF the
committee, f'i
Application will be made to list the cer-
I'tihcates OF deposit Issued by the committed
upon the New York Stock Exchange. ~
Dated July IS. 1911.
j. n. WALLACE.
FREDERICK STRAUSS.
CHARLES d. NORTON.
HARRY BROSNER,
ERNEST 1SELIN,
..cor, COMMITTEES.
Of Wall Street, New York City
ADRIAN II. LARKIN, Counsel
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ALEXANDER j. HEMPHILL,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30
&%beinproptn5.

Sim /. Mar5 in ser 6ribe iiberfiel
Ser 18>iabrige @ansburi9e Ieppel,
Ser ieit fur5er 3eit in @0ln beidaf<
tigt mar, III einem @auie an ser Burg
nal1er SEN 2%1iabrigen &ellner GET
ring int S4lafe un6 ermoroete i'm,
tint ibn Damn gu berauben. Ser M0r=
Ser muroe alsbalo perbaftet lM6 lit
geitanoigt.- SSn 8itburg itarb im
Mlter BON SO Sobren sic @ittme Hbil.
3olfen. SIM Sitter bon 81 Sobren
peridieo fiir5li6 Sic @itttpe Midael
glods. - Sn SeneIen ltarb I'M
Sitter bon 60 Sabren Sr. &farrer
&arl Miiblboft gebiirtig BON l1eoem.
Sn @pler, &r. &lepe, mur0e 81.
Hfarrer SsSl1lius Doefen 5u @rabe ge-
trngen. Ct mar am 12. Mpril 1943
in &empen geboren. Sn Sem Srte
5pieien eroroiielte sic @befra1
ceS @ergmannes Sritid in einem Mn=
fan geiitiger l1mnadtung 3 ibrer &in=
Ser, ldynitt einem bierten sic &eble ab
uno pergiftete 6os jiingite. Damn
onrhidnitt file ii6 ielbit Sen SAILS, tie
left jeood nod. Sic 5 &inoer iino
toot. = 1teber Sen $ mnsrid, 6as
Molel= uno soargebiet gingen am 20.
6ebr. ldymere @etpitter, begleitet bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

Dr. 2ulpig @ilfenfamp, oer lange
Sabre 6as @mt eincs 8iirgerporitc-
bers %befleioete, i'm 70. 2ebensiabre
ge1torben. = SSn 8apenburg fei=
.erten sic gbeleute 5tuermom =Sdip-
mann fiir3lid lire goloene @od5eit.
@eifalen.
Ger nad) llnteridlagung bon 100
fliidtig %gemoroene 8oitaiiiitent
Miooeloorf bat iid fiir3lid ser &oli=
5eit in 9 odum geiteut. Son oem
perumtreuten @elb fano man in ser
@obulng oes M. 5000 M., bel oem
@erbafteten 9O2 %. -sslm Sitter bon
80 Sobren 1torb iu &aberbprn
sic @ittpe @einr. 9iuebra11o, geb.
Irancisco Sable. - 3u 8 ii tg c IL
0ortmunb itarb nab langer
aranf6eit @r. @farrer Sol. &ar0e<
nade. ST. mor am a. Mai 1880 in
1rpls bagen aeboren. Ser lit
Tr0n6enbcrg erltorbene Nfar=
rer Sdr6oer fat iiber 10000 ". fir
religioie 5tittungen permodt. = 9uS
einsigc 6 SATIRE alte Sobnden oes
Meltal,rate1rs Suit. 8iibrmonr1 in
9ippltaot fiel 5pilden Sllitmeier
lllo @ei italia = Miiblenmerfe IN Sic
2ippe u,lo ertral,f.- Sn % G lheoe
lpuroc on 19. Mdr5 oos 50iabrige
@riel terjubilalm uno 2%5iabrige Srts-
il1bilGumr oes @erru @farrers luo
1edonte,1 Softer feitlid begangelt. =
Sesn Olpe mur0e sic Trancisconerz
ldpei ter @erl1ar0ine, geb. Iberei Tia
Conner, l1uter GROCER 8etbeiligung 51
@rabe getragen. Sic mar int &riege
bon tS7O-'7t bei Ser 8flege ser
aronfen ru1b Gerlpun0eten betbeiligt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

trunfeu. = 8ei bem @odpalier I'M
polniid)en Snoultrierepier III Ser &C.
geno BON @entben lino gegen so
Meniden ungefpmmen. Ser 8e=
lanuntibooen miro olrf 2R MiQionel1
Marf geldatt.
SadIcm.
Sn @eiligcn ltaot fiel Elm 4
iGbriges &il1o oes SildlerS @al1o III
Sen ol,rb sic Staot flieBenoen Gels
leoe=Mrm uno ml,roe bel ser @iecfnliib=
le fult erltarrt u10 leblos aus Dem CT
iigen @aiier ge5pgen = Ser mege1
Sootidlags uno fabrlaiiiger I0otung
81 6 Sabren 3udtbo1S perl1rtbeilte
9al1tednifer Nnton &%agerneiiter ans
@eiBenbprnb fat auf ie0es&edts=
mittel gegen oos l1rtbeil per5id1tet un0
mllroe ms 3l1dtbous nod Galiel &C.
brud)t.
6ammpncr.
Sn 8eiten itarb I'M Sitter BON
IS Sabre,1 Scr @ofbeiiter Seinrib
Gl1efingbous. = Sn @ottingen
lit Sic Sarg= uuo &iitenfabrif pon $.
9emba6 o%bgebron11t. Shaoen bl1r6
9eriiheru11g geoedt. = SSn Ser DiD=
5eje Ssnobriid begeben i6r so
iabriges Hrieiteril1bilaum in Sic em
Sabre sic @erren: 9edant Menne,
8entbeim, u110 Hfarrer Settle, @erlte
. Ssn Ssnabriid lit 6abrifant
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30
Sic alte @eimatb.
Sdleiien.

Scr fiir5lid in &iel peritorhene
Marinc=O berpfurrer nno papltlid)e
@orspr4lut 9oubltein mar ei1
Shleiic (geb. Z. Sept. 1915 III 9tlt-
tllt) l1lo NOR friiber cine Neibe pom
SSobren ais &aoettenpfarrer III @rob=
9id,terf cloe. ais 9ipilionspfarrer III
Met l1no Sdmeionit un0 leit Wfar5
1901 ais Martne=S berpfarrer in
&iel tbdtig. = Sn oem Sdneeitl1rm
fltrs Dor g11oe Tebrllar lpltroe Der
Shu,Muod)er Sin5 ,1l1meit 0es 8arenz
gr1tl1oes bei @6rlit ais 9eide auf=
Nenluoen. Sic Tabrifarbeiterin Ml=
ter ans y ii it egicrs0prt mur=
SC in Sic @eiitrit gemebt luno lit err
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30
Klnaor oohroion
MACH flETcHER'S
GAS RIA
8aDern.

Gin iebr i6merer l1ngliidsfal ereie=
nete itd beim 8au oes Sal Mrmi=
9iirgerbeims in q pmpbenburg.
@ermutbli9 tnfolge MusgIeitens itiir5=
tie Ser 8autaglobner Sans Miemnier
bonn Muf5ugsfrabnen aus ser @0be
bon iiber orei 5todmerfen ab. CT
erlitt babel iebr idmere @erlesunge,1
am &opf, SOS linfe Sbldfenbein NUT
oe linn abgeriien, 10 6oB 6umit audi
0as Muge bcral1sfiel u11o p%erloren lit.
Mub einen 8edenbrl1d, einen Inter
i9enfelbrud u10 0arln5erreibung er=
lit Ser @eoouernsmertbe, ser nod
0em Abitl1r5 BEL pouem 8%epuBtlein
mar. - Gin angeiebener @eidafts=
mann in Mugsburg, ser 40iabri=
&c Sumelier 6eroina,1o 56ltder, bat
.iid pergiftet. - Sn @ambergi lit
int &onol in ser Nabe oes &atbbauies
Sic 2eide oes iogen. &ntpersbof=
barern s. gidborn %gelanoet mor0en.
ST liept 3meifellos etn l1n9liidsfall
Dor. 8or eintgen @oden mobnte Ser
20 Sobre alte Mant elmer 8eeroi<
gung an uno ideint a11f SEM @eim=
meg our6 einelr 6ebltritt in oas @ai=
ier geitiir5t 3u iei,t. = SSn ser Mobl=
miible 6es Mnoreos Miiner 81 Gber=
nj a n II itaot lit Elm 6elter al1sge-
broden, oem bas @obnbaus, lomte Die
M!iible gum Spfer fiele11.
Oeiterrcid=1tn9arn.
&oiier 6ran5 Soiepb bat a1 Sen 81
i4brigen gr5ber5og &ainer ein Ell
ge11b6noiges ber5lides @ratl1fations=
idreiben geridtet anlablid Ser Seier
oes goloenen Sl1hildums 6eS @r5ber=
5ogs ols Gurators ser &otierltde11
Mfaoemie Ser @iiienidoften. = Graf
9uqlos BON Sburn= @%al1al1=
ITO lit gum 8otidafter in st. Neters=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30
pesbalb ser &riegerperein ibr 6as leB
Ten<9armitabt

Sm 1. beiiiiden @ablfreiie g e.
Mioba bat bel ser &ei@s-
tags-@riatmobl fir sen peritorbenen
Abg. @bil. &0bler Nangs0orD cine
5tidmabl itatt5ufin6en 5miiden Ser
Deutiden &%eformpartei un6 ben go
5ioloemofrQten. 9ie Nationanibera=
len meroen 0en Musi6lag geben. -
Sn Darm IT, 5 wuroe Sic @befrart
oes &u1len @laoimir Burner in tbrer
Wobnung bon einem 8ettler iiberfal=
fen uno 6urd 2 Meiieriti6e in Sic
linfe 8ruft idmer perlett. Die 6rau
ionf beuubtlos 5ubooen, un0 ser Gbd=
ter raubte aus ser @obnl1ng ca. $50
20. @isber feblt nod ie0e 5pur bon
ibm. - SSn CORN Aienbeim
feierten sic @bepaare 8bil. M6am @B
un0 @atb. Marg. 9eb. @eib, uno Sob.
Gbomas @etri un6 @aria Mug0ale=
ma geb. @ed fire goloene @od5eit. -
ST. sc ain5 itarb i'm Sitter bon 70
Sabren na6 ldngerem 2eioen &auf=
mann SOB. Mn0reas @liidert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

|itarfem Sturm uno &agel nieoer. Ser
&agel lag l%teuenmeiie 5oqbod, 5abl=
rei@e 9dder ml1r0en abgeoedt. SSn
ser angeidnoQenen 4Dn ertranf ein
Mrbeiter, Ser iid auf einem iiber Sen
Stub fubrenoen Steg befano, ais Sic
ier bonn gturm fortgeriien tpuroe. =
Sn 8insfeIb f%eierten sic gbelel1te
Eeter @alerius u11o &atb. geb. @eber
fire goloene @od3eit; oesgleiden in
5ep en- Sic @belelrte Moam &oi9;
in % d. sic @belerte SOB. 3d.
les uno Mnna Maria 2onger.; in
g enerburg& r. Sat. @aipari un0
ieine @befrau Mnna Maria, geb. 81
mon; in 8econb Sic @beleute
Motb. &reten u11o @liiabetb, geb.
&egnert.
8iirttemberg.
@eb. @otb p. S9oll I, Iebensldng=
Iides Meitglieo ser. @riten &ammer in
5tuttgart lit am 81. 6ebr. ge-
itorber. = @ie perlautet bat 8rof.
Or. s iir it in &ottmeil SEN linn
tpie ouen iibrigen geiitliden @pmna-
iialprofeiioren oes 2anoes auferlegten
MntimooernilteneiS By elebnt @
. Sn GuttIingen glitt Ser ST.
itrumentenmader 8ran5 96reiber a11f
Ser 5troBe 10 l1ng1iidlid aus, ooB er
Sen erlittenen 8erlebungen erlegen lit.
- Sn 8ebingen, S.=M. 5pai-
dingen, fiel ser 5@mieomeliter nto
@emein0eratb Matb. @al5 BET elmer
MamenstagSfeier pl0tli6, pom @er5<
idlag getroffen, l1m uno mar iofort
toot. - Ser iunge @i1belm 8renrter
BON II b IN e nj nj ing 9erietb auf
5em &eimtpeg BON Morolingen in's
@ohmaIi er un6 ertranf.
8aben.
Sn &ar1srube lit sic alteite
iSrar, ser Staot, @ittme giiele, i'm
Sitter BON 80 Sabren geitorben. -
Gie oiomontene &od5eit fonnten Sic
gbeleute Ssoiepb un0 Barbara Stat
mann lit g e1Iingenb egebe1, nno
in Dur1o@ feisrten Sanomirt6
M6om Gder5 un0 Sral1. lire goloene
&od5eit. - SSt 8 dmeigban en
ltarb ser moblbefannte &ofbouer
@eorq 8auer (8ltreni0rg) int 80. 2e=
bensiabre. = SIM Sitter bon "a Sob=
rer lit in @engenbad ser friibere
langiabrige &farrer bonn Sos, 80.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

Sobn %. Sidellmitb, @reenboro,
ga, fat orei @inoer, uno mie Sic
r~neilten @inoer befommen audi 6iele
bdl1fig grf4lt11ng. u@ir baben Der,
id,ieoene Sorten &l1iten<M e0i5in ge=
bral1dt, fonoen ober nod ME cine, sic
linen 10 gut tbat als Gbamberlains
@uiten=Meoi5tn." gu fauf fen BEL ser
Molitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

0ie gepobnlidite l1ria@e bon
56lofloligfeit lit %unor0nu1g oes @a-
gems. Gbamberloins Magen= uno 2e-
ber=EabIette perbel1ern 6ieie l1nor6=
nltrgen un0 erm0gliden es gu6 gu
idlafen. gu faufen bel Ser Molitor
Grug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

@enm STR @beumatismus bobt in
@nrem SUB ODER Stiff, gebraudt
@bamberlain's Eminent, un6 SIR
meroet rai9e 2inoerung peripiren.
@oltet rur einen Qunrter. @arum
5dmer3 ero1lIoen? 3u faufet bei Ser
Mfolitor Drug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30

8rielter lett 1864, geitor=
ben. - SSn 2inad bel @obrenbad)
lit 5ro1 Safobine &leiier, sic inn No=
pember b. S. ibren 100. @eburtstag
feierte, am 26. 5ebr. g%eitorben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-30
0etlt &dmorrboioen tn 6 bis IL
9a0cft.

guer Qpptbeter utrb @elbsuriidertatten. tuern
Na5o Dintment uerfeblt. ireenb einen 9aa bon
iudenoer. blinben. bluten6en uno borbringenoen
@pptbefcr e8 niht bnben. nirb es p~prtofrei ae=
ianbt nod @mpfana bes 8reiie5 bon Der Earis SIZE
bicine Co., st. 2puiS. ND. 51=6rnts.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-01-12
Old Soldier Tortured

"For years suffered unspeakable tor
ture from Indigestion, constipation and
liver trouble" wrote A. K Smith, war
veteran at Erie, Pa. "but sDr. Kings
New Life Pills fixed me alright. They
are simply great" Try them for any
stomach, liver or kidney trouble. Only
Csc at Winfrey g. Chantry's.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-01-12
HAMLIN
- s&zz&1z&1sS1s&15Ss%yz

Martin E. Mortensen was an Aud
bon visitor Tuesday.
Hans P. Mortensen was an Audu-
bon passenger Saturday.
Mrs. Hans johnson is reported
on the sick list this week.
Mr.. Hans Aagaard was an Audu-
bon business caller Tuesday.
Chas. Higgins did job of Smelling
for Nels Rattenborg, Monday.
T. Fl Lastine was a passenger for
Atlantic on business Saturday.
Jens F. Petersen was on the mar
ket Saturday with 25 prime hogs.
V. j. Anciaux was on the market
Friday with u half car of porkers.
VIM. Olsen was on the market
Tuesday with nice bunch of hogs.
Peter Nelson shipped three carloads
of hogs to eastern market last week
Andrew Christofferssn aud wife
visited friends around Hamlin over
Sunday.
Chris Jensen departed for Anita,
Il. for week or ten days visit with
relatives
VIM. Olesen and wife are prepar-
ing to celebrate their silver wedding,
Jan. 18th.
N. p. christensen OF Greeley town.
ship was pleasant caller in our lit
tie town Friday.
John Molgaard was in Audubo
Saturday and sold 34OO cement blocks
to Jens Hermensen
Mr.. Vern Adams is working this
week for Chas. Higgins, helping him
get ready for his sale.
Miss Marie Anderson of Leroy twp
is making few days visit at the
home of Mrs Haahrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hanson went
to Audubon Saturday and remained
over Sunday with friends.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Olsen,
baby girl. Mother and child do.
ing fine but Pa don't feel we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mulgaard went
to Jacksonville Saturday and remain
ed over Sunday with her folks.
Mrs. Haahr has purchased an organ
of Geo. Robertson. Now there is
music in another corner of town.
Hans Mortensen, wife and daugh-
ter left for Co. Bluffs, Ia Monday for
a few days visit with P, j. Juel and
family.
| r. E. Duvall was pleasant caller
in town Saturday. Frank says he is
feeling fine and getting stronger eve
ry day.
Mrs Marsh McNutt and daughter
returned home Tuesday from visit
with relatives in the east part of the
the state.
Vern Adams unloaded a car of coal
for the Blue Grass Cry Co Friday
and Saturday. Vern is an artist with
the shovel.
Petersen & Rattenborg started
packing their ice house Monday, and
are hauling their from Audubon by
wagon route.
John Mulgaard celebrated his
birthday Friday Jsny 9Th, and call
ed in few friends and relatives to
help him celebrate.
A few of the members of the Dan.
ish Brotherhood took in the banouet
at Atlantic, 1s.. Jany the fifth. Thew
report having a fine time.
F. D. Shiflet and Bert Serriage
went to Audubon Sunday, the for
NOR having some dental word done
They say it was nice warm ride
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mulgaard and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hansen and Thor.
val Rasmussen attended the Danish
lecture in Audubon Monday evening.
M. E. Mortensen, wife and two
sons, Peter and Hans and Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Aagaard spent Sunday al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Aagaard.
Geo. r. Spencer was in town Sat.
urday. We are pleased to see that
he is able to be around again and be
able to tend to his duties again soon.
Mr.. Art Cameron of Greeley twp.
was calling in this burg Tuesday
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-01-12

The members of the Blue Grass
Cry Co held their annual election,
Tuesday in the Danish Brotherhood
hall at H4min They elected John
Slaton, Secretary and Tom Conklin.
Treasurer
Toe bosrd of directors of the Blue
Grass Cry. Co | cid their annual meet
in the Danish Brotherhood hall on
Monday Jan 9th to hear the annual
reports and to install their new Off
GERS just recently elected.
RaSmus johnson has bought Vic! or
Nelson's household goods and will
soon begin housekeeping for himself
in the back room of the cement of
flee. A goo, cook might be welc me
to help cheer him during these busy
winter days.
Station business for nlnnth of Dec.
1910:
Carloads received: coal 3, sand 4.
Carloads forwarded: hogs 4, cat
tie 4, oats 6, corn 6, barley l, wheat
l, emigrants 2
Ticket Sales 1874 "a
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-04-12
Prof. Charles ZuebIin Believes Public
Schools Should Teach Art as
Means of Grace.

Chicago.-That knowing how to
guide your toes over waxed floor is
as important as knowledge of how to
use your brains, and that the public
schools of Chicago should devote as
much time to dancing as to the three
RS" is the belief of Prof Charles
Zueblin.
In a lecture on "The Fellowship Of
the Common Life" delivered in the
Fullerton Avenue Presbyterian church,
Professor Zueblin declared there is no
other form of exercise or class recre-
alton so important as dancing, and
that it is one of the obligations of the
public school.
Though not exactly in the religious
sense, it may be called means of
grace he said. These contributions
to our physical nature are always, Of
course, in danger of being on the
verge of misuse But that does not
make them unworthy, any more than
the body itself is unworth or that
the functions of vision or hearing are
unworthy because they are sometimes
misused'
According to Professor Zueblin, the
six wants of the human race, which, If
attained, will give complete fullness of
life, are health, wealth, sociability,
taste. knowledge and righteousness.
I'VE cannot build up companion
ship" be said. until we have shorn