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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04
wimteriuetter.


Dos eanse Qonb in einaefhneit unb
mitbin audi Cincinnati. 6ier mar
Der Sdneefaa nur m1bis unb bic
Girabsnbabn bate NIT Ollie ibrer
mdttisen Sdneepiliiee nnb 1eses Wa.
id]intn ibrs G,leiie balo frei, 10 bab
GetriebsIt0runeen ouf ben StrdBens
babnen nidt portamsn. Sn Der untez
ren Stab. puroe ouh bonn Ssrobens
reini1unss Tepari.msnt ioeleih NIT
Der Gdneeabfubr besonnen uno bis
3ur Ni:iossiiunbe rparen bic houpts
idtlihen Strabeniibersdnae frsi. Die
1emperotur iii felt Sonnids nm 5S
Grab eefalien. auf ben issilsn Stras
ben ionnie man geitern abeno hunoers
is BON 6anpfhliitsn ieben uno bic Ils6s
Suseno niitte bic minierlIhen Jreuoen
nah ardften aus.
Shlstt fonnien bic pferbe ipesioms
men. oenn bi. StraBen iparsn rett
sIoit. gu bsmiiileieen par.n bic ar
men 01ule, bic ibre ihnertn qaiien
iibsr bic GonaIbriide on Der qibertp
uHo plum Sirobs 3isben mubten. Die
aufiabri BON Der Central 9penue III
unasmein iieil. Shreiber bieies iob
ipis Elm 0sipann fhon bic griid. ers
rsit)t baits, ais eins Der Wauleiel gu
5aa lam. Ter Waeen rclIis suriid
unb bus 3bier ipurhe einen balben
Souars nett ssidIsift. Ginsr Der aus
ssnssuaen. Der in Der Rahs tpobni. be-
ner.ts oasu, oab oerakiten iaii tag
lite Dor,ommniiI. pdrsn unb isibii
bti id,0nem Wsiisr itiir3i.n bic pferoe.
Jir 0eipdune, bic BON Der DitIihen
Rittung fou,men unb ber Gsnira'
gpe. sufahren ober in bic plum Sir.
siubiesen ipplItu, III ss beinohs nod
e.fdbrIitxr. Raiiirlih auh fir biz
5uhrleute unb fir bic Gebduoe, bic on
beioeH Strabensdtn iiehsn. 5auiig
iommsn bic Wagen ins Futiten une
"mebrmd!s iinb bieisIben idon ums.s
Itias.n. Dor Der Sffite BON Bin.
rid sMushIbduf,r iino .iisrne pfoiisr
tinSeramHi, nm 5u perbtnoern, bdh
bic 2aiimessn bas 6aus bsmoliren
ashnlit II: bk Situoiion on Der an
oeyn ODE, Debers DirtHtdii. 4ut
ti.fe i. in i'dnbiser 0efabr, BON ber
2aripaeen bemolirt su nerben.
Cine gifisriide iii Dor. 10 noibpen.
big irie Sirabeubel.uhiuns ober Wai
ier5ufubr fir cine Stabi. Del
8.r.rs.er jensr Warb Inn Stabt,
ratb bat Snar btrsiis cine Orbi'
nan5 gu oieiem 3ped sinsereiht
ahsr man bat ieliotm nitts fpieoer bai
ron esbori. Die Guhrperisb.iiser
lcpie Die Sabritauien bes WsIisnos
iollien beim Siabtratb snsrsiIb Dor,
ittllig psrben. Cine lifibriide an iel
ner Stell. 3ur entfernung Der Heller
auffabrisH III Elm Gebpt Der Wsnih.
lihtei!.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

g;tie Wohe bringt ipisber sp.i
Spmpbonistonserts am Jreitas Rots
mi.tds unb am Samitaa 4bsnb. Die
Goliitin iit bi. alapierpirtupiin Olga
Rahmaninoff, tros ces ruiIiihsn Ros
mems cine Imeritansrin. bic ben
Grunbfein su ibr.r muiisalifhen Auis
bilbuns tn 9eras eeiesi bat. Dos
progrnmm Der beibtn aonserte brinat
ousfhlhblih Qompoiiiionsn Der ruHis
insn Ghuls unb lautei ME iolst:
Duperture gu .Rullan unb Quos
millc" Dlin!u
Spmpbouiffe Dihtuns - Die
9ooieninfel" Rahmaninoff
Hlopierion3eri in D.Won Rubinitein
Olga Rahmoninoff.
Snmpbrnie go. 4 -. 1fhditopslp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

Samiltpn AHseigcn, 2ufal'HotiSen
Ino Rcuigfeitsn iino ab5nseben Ode
Der /. uno Charles StraHc. llnicr
Aaent iar Samilton puhut go. 30l
Huro Srunt Ctr. SeiepbOn Samilton
1376sR. SclepbpH guieres aorreipou'
ocuteu: 393X Sen.
- Wiupor Roibfpea perurthsiite bic
Wirths SObn 5olsbergsr unb gbarIes
2sonarb gu js $25 unb aoft.u, neil re
lire DirtbItuften in Der ley,en Cams
Tag Radt rad IL llbr oifsn hatten.
- Clarence gurrougb, 35 Sabre
cit unb ein SnfaTe bes SrTorb Re.
treat, 1T 8sftsru morgen gu fribsr
Stuncs aus Der anItalt .ntiprunssu.
Die poIi3si tpurbe eriuht, auF ben
Jlu6tiin0 gu fahnoen.
- Rapmono 6ines, lp.iter Carl
ShuIs 3uiGllis in ben Riiten fhoB,
iruros gei,srn Uaorsen benz Worpr
RotbpeQ porgsfiibrt uno einitpei!sn
eHtlafsn.
- Gin Shlsifiiein barit pors.T.erE
Rohrtttag in Der Jabrit Der Ghumr
rim Goatso paper go. unb Elm Q-6ei.
ter, 4Ibert grum BON Der Glpin Npes
rus, tpuroe BON einem Spli.ter, fpelhsr
aui isinsn rstien SUB fiel. stbblid
rerl.st. Sin dnberer Irbeiter ipurbe
Ton einsm Stiid Gtahl perIesi. gstbc
mdnnsr iaposn aufnabms i'm Hertr
sooIpital.
- Sin Jsu.r entIiane esi..rn 9ors
mittog gegsn 10 lIhr spifhen oeiH
5ubbobsn beg 3oiletten5lmmers f.r
camille grahmnnn i'm griten Ratio
nal 8an.-@sbGube an Der 5isb Strabe
auf mpitsri0ie Weif., tpuroe aber, ebe
grobsr Shaoen aneerihtet pero.n
ionnts, pon Der Jeusripehr selOit!.
- Die Ginnabmen beg b;eIia.n
Britamts tpdbreno bes ssGbres 1910
osliefen ii6 auF $50. 1886. Jii- Stn
monat DECEMBER alIein bstruseu liz
513, ,020.54 obsr $3846.26 iib.. bic
Ginnabmen b.sieiben Monais 1909.
- Sra R. gbfparbs, Elm picnisr
res gpuntns, ipelher iahrelang auf
'einer 5arm nak Stodion pobnts.
ftarb pprlests Rnht in 5s. Gobnuns
ieiner 5odter, Gran Stepten &. airi.
Rc. 81 2holotp Gtrobe, i'm 4lter pon
89 Sahren an Sdipdh..
- SeIIe 5lannerp iplroe s.ItsrE Don
Ter poli3ei perbaftet uno Don Tanor
Rothpea um So unb Rotten beiiraft.
neil Ct tpdhrsno elmer Sttagsrei anl
Spnntae ab.nb ben Bert Garter rlii
einem Sdlagrina auf Die Rdis idlal
unb ihm bas Rafenbs!1 brlh.
- Rep. Spbn 9. Woorsbeao BON Der
griten gereinisten prssbrterianer.ge
lneinbe uno RsD. 6. o. Worron Don
Drforb tperben am 20. Sanunr Ron
Reip yort nad MleransriG. GgDpten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04
rsiIen. no Iie brei Won1te 3u pertpeilsn

reiIen. no Iie brei Ron1te 3u perpeilsn
gebenten.
- 5riebensrihter Ilefdncer Gels
liest tn feiner Wobnung. Rr. 133 HcB
apenue. ernitlih ertrdnti odrnispsT.
- 6eiratbsiheine. Gosret. Siolpe,
q, bon gsrsa, ap., uno Minnie Re7'
rolbs, 19, bon 5amilto,. - 5bomas
Ratnn, As, BON De't Gbei.er. un1
margaret gierion. 81, pcu Deit Gle
FER. - Sobn Sebaftiaa. 1S, RON ba'
milton, uno Gouiis Reait, 10, Don
6amilton.
- Clarence 5aipt, pst Srbn bon
Gepree 6atuf bon Tiaoills. leioet in
TcIebo. no er arbeitet., an Der gline'
burmentaiinbuns unb fiesi in siusn te'
bsntlifen 3uitanoe oarnieoer.
- Der Strnben Superinisnoent
Sames Woriuriip itiirste aeiiern Rad
inittag an Der Sisb, nabe Der 5rcnt
Strabe auf benz nit Shnes unb Gis
beoedten Seitentpe1 uRo brad oas lin
te 6onbeeIsni.
- Die vgemiithIiten" tperben feut,
podmittaa bon 5rau so. 6. yreht
ling. Ode Der ng" uns Rob glpsTue
teipirthet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04
SeueDue uno 1aHton.

- Die Bellepus Qogs. ). 8. 8. j.,
iuiro beu.e gbsro ibrs geamten lns
Ttauirsn.
Der anbreD Sddion aiub bon
Cap:on pirb beute in Beds Saue ben
2tnbrstp Satipns Gag ielern.
Serr 0eorae Shasmonn une
Odttin BON Rapspil.. Die iid auf Be
iuh bel ihrer 9ottsr, 5rau .. r.
6euis in 3opon, beianoen, iina OBJ
sereiit.
- 5rdu George WaTOn bon Der g.
2,psrue, Ddpton, ipuroe, als tie n
ltrsm 3immsr iaB. BON elmer ausel
Die ourh bos Jsnitsr tam, on Der ltR'
Ten appfisit. esitrslit.
DilIiam 2aursnts Don Der a.n'
ION Strabe in Gopton sr.rantt. in'olss
Deg 8snuTes pon Uliutespie. 3i.
Dottoreu Rihar0s uub gouns purber
icfort gsrufen uno Isiitstsn oi. notbiet
Silie. Sein 3uitano lit ein beoent'
Iiher.
- Die brsi Stusspflise, bi. aui
griuhen bss Ulapors W. 6. Quinbt
fir 0apton ongstauft iporo.n, purber
oeItern in gstrisb ssisst uno ous
Strabsn pom StHss sereinigt.
- gepra 6. 2sbrotp, Der p.een
Rittpsriorsuna isiuer JamiIis anse'
tlaat mar, puroe bonn Ritt.r Shutr
BON Odpton inter 800 gursitaft
otn 9robae'tr orenen iberpielen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04
: Der Diifritt BON CLIFTON III nu,

- Der Difrift bon Clifton III nun
cine Stnbt 5. GlafIe unb traten geftern
Mapor s. s. 6urlep, poli5eirihier
Somusl 8reiIina unb bic Stabtrdtbe
Graton, aramer, SO. Shultbeis, Geo.
Braun unb 90. Shfpars ibre Iemter
on.
-quf grluhen ieines 8aters ipurs
be geitern Sol. Gardner bon Der 2idz
ing pife, iiioIid bon Teppori. I'm
bisiigen 9efdngnib untersebraht. Die
5dnblungsneiie bss iungen Gardner
in BEN lsbtsn Sagen ldbt barauf
idlieBen, bdB er gsiitssgsitDrt tit. Gr
piro i'm gireuitgeriht ouf ieinen
geiitessuitduo unteriuht peroen.
- Die Damenmanaasr Der Camp
bsu Gountp prot. ainosrbsimatb oers
iammeIn iih morssn Radmitta9 um
2 llbr tn Der ct. Sobannes Hir1e an
Der Z. anb Columbia Strobe uno
perben ibre geomtsn srtpdblen.
Der 5tabt StsueraussIeids
ungsratb trat esftsrn in Sibuns unb
organiIirte iih ipis foIgt: 5enrn gabs
mann, prdiibent unb aoam gonhaio,
SetretGr. Das onosre Wlitalieo III
Rihdro gopmdn. Die SiBun9sn
merOen taelih in Der Office bes
SuperintenSenten ber Dffentlihsn
Qerte BON 8 llbr 9ormittass bis )
llbr Ra6nittoes abeeholtsn. Der
Rat1 pirb "a Sage in Sisuns iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

6. 9. 4nberion. Elm 0sriifxruness
Nssnt BON SO. 3l4 Weii 8. Girobs,
fpurbe in Der Wontas Rahi. ouf bem
6eimpese besriffen. an Der Meit 8.
nobe 2inn Strnbe BON sipei Weselases
rern dufsebalten. giner ber Nurf4en
fesie ibm einen Repolper auf bic
Hruf. ip6brenb Der anbere feline Ia.
fhen bur9fuhte uno ii9 SIT aneis.
nets. Die Strobenrduber befpertneL
listen nit ibrer Deuie bic GluGt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04
NOdlemberidt bee 0eianbleifsamts

laui bem Dtriht bes Gtotiiiiters
gbparb Qderman ipnrben In Der bers
floFsnsn Wofe i'm itdotifhen O<funbs
beitsumt SO JdIe BON aniitdenben
Rrantbeiien unb "a 1obesfGae In
1olge folder Grnnfbeiten semelbet.
gtsen7 / Grtraniungen unb % 1obes.
fdlIe in Der poroueIipohe oes Dorigen
Sobres. Nuf bic sinklnen aronfbsi.
ten pertbeilen iicb bic eemeIosten GGlIl
ME folsi: Ghpinbfuht. 28 eriran.
tunsen uno 20 zOossfdlle; S6drlah.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

tldrte, oab bas Wobllotal hs pre-
sinits M in beiasier Warb NIT ben
giIbniTen republiianiiher Ranbiooten
b.torirt setpeien iei. Die auf fem Der
lanaen bei.i.iet fporben ieien.
Dennis Weasber. Der ebenfalls nls
3saae bernommen tperben follts. mel
esrte iih. iib pereibisen gu laiien nns
maht. aeIi.nb, bab .r unier falih.H
Dorip1nben Dor ben ausihub selodt
rprbtn iei. 1a ihm .eine @orlabuna
suaei.ent norben mar. er.Idrien bic
goriiber beg ausfhuNes. bob iein
grotsii ssredtfertist fei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

fieber. 20 Grfrantunsen unb ein 9os
besfan; Wunbfieber, 18 grfronfuns
gen; Dip6teritis, Ii Grfruntungen
nnb brei 1obesfdlls; Sharlahfieber.
20 griranfunssn uno Elm 5obesfai;
WoIern, bier Grtranfungsn; aeuhs
buhen, brei Grfrantunsen; 3pphuss
fisber. poden, Rumps uno Roie. il
cine grfrdnfuna.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04
Hritte 1eutib. Froi. Qirde.

Jn bic elite bes nsusrn1blten Qir,
dtnraibs i'm seitris.n .9oltsbloi.1 Sat
ii6 infclse zines geriebens bes Ginisns
htrs tin 1ebler einaeiAliden. lDsl3sr
hermit bsriftigt piro. ais Uise.qr1.
Ebtnt ipurbe nit srober Gtimmen1obl
1err Gonrab petri. spsl6er
oasislbe amt i1on i'm kitten aobre
nit Gbren beileibet fat. ipisberseIpx5l II.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

af,gna l--aamerae 3obn o. Iarpbh. frEbsr
bon 60. Il s. &. e. =. TART am SonHica. ben
I. Scruar in feiner ascbuuHa 80. 1922 Fab
lasr sipc sscnb 6ia Aeereianra ben Glfs
~sulpIe ans sos Glm Ctr. beute Tttf,poA, ben
4 Snrnnr nm tihY gahmiifdps.
Treh Ruiifpstter Commander
ebas. G. 9IeiIer, aninidni t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04
gcutid,er 1ionier.9ereiu.

Tie mai,islisser obiaen 9ersirs 'tnn hermit
reunslifii erfg1t oem esihenbtHaHentk ees
am z. Jafuar 1911 peyf.orbeHsn Btonisrs Hrl
ssaIsborf beiiie EuAMtitGe nm uas BON
1raeerb1uff SO. 1852 Wfnf'anufef;S anenae,
aus re1i safirslf tet5amobnsn.
Ssrb. UlsSser, Brdf.
Gcrr araser. Sefr. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04
gereins.Nnseisen.
Tentidrr 9,iouier.1erein.

Tic gsitslieeer obisen slsrsins iiub biuniii
frfuneIidli eTiRGhi oem GsiheHbtSdHgnss pee
am 4. 1at.uar 1911 bsriicrDfuea Ei0nisrS aia.
aobIer hsufs auymiltaa am ubr BON lraney
hanie Np i5l7 svrsgu,an ApeHus, aus rsti
sa5lrsids beisipcbngH. -,
GoHr rAraasr. Ee!r il
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

- Die Bellspus 2ogs. ). 8. 8. j.,
nir0 beute gbsno i9re geamten ius
ftaliren.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-10-20
FISH or ONE, FOWL OF The OTHER

the province of good citizenship call the
officials neglect the of
authority public property?
approaches Main bridge from the West Side
popriey justice seriously offended by deliberate
property. The the category, known,
hap as wanton public property The
against all of official duty public
good we'll the
the different natonaities
of the bridge This surely does
calls replacement with
sections n order and indemnify.
about fish of and flesh another here mute but
How the wkn esounded swh bonn
flung the breez under claim of right and law
In ordinance the author OF this
council quickly amended old ordinance Well this
like all the ordinances and laws Of Water
which seemingly enforced la Carte to enap and
the still hunt for the then
searched for and the others consigned the administrative graveyard
no
ent spirit of seccessionss Those want those Occasionally
selfish Those, don't like WE'LL
those laws and eloquent dnses wash hands and
exclaim make a complaint or shut up
Another of that of maintaining ugly udged
end of the Milwaukee bridges
railing Beware dagreeahle because this has tor
plumb OF mutual good luck
the bridges Will
lend their help and quickly make corrections OF these two
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-10-20
Orange Blossoms.
An Old Timer

A notable and prominent social affair
occurred in MankatO this morning, when
Miss Alma Coughlin of this city and MIR.
James j. Giblin of Tower, Mimi, were
united in marriage, the ceremony being
performed at ST. Johns Catholic church
at 9 o'clock. Rev. Father Robert Hughes,
the pastor, officiating. The invited
guests included only the members of the
families, relatives and near friends.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Mildred Coughlan, as bridesmaid
and Mr. Ivan Bowen acted as best man
Miss Coughlan was prettily and becom-
ingly attired in travelling suit of
brown.
The bride is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. r. Coughlsn, who are among
our oldest and best known residents. and
is one of Mankatos fairest, most charm
ing and accomplished daughters. The
groom, too, is Mankato young man and
spent the greater part Of his life here
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. Giblin
former residents Of Mankato, but now of
St. Louis, and it was while attending
the Normal here, from which he gradu-
ted, that he met his wife. Mr.. Giblin
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-10-20
ARE YOU SICK
Pep=Senna Produces Remarkable
Results for Kidney, Liver and
Bladder Sufferers

Ii you are run down, do not fail to
make request to the Woodwork Labo-
ratory, 1161 Broadway, New York, for a
sample of Pep-Senna, the great kidney,
liver and bladder remedy, which is cur
ing thousands. The we'll known saying
that delays are dangerous" applies more
fully to the kidney, liver and bladder
diseases than to anything else. Diseases
of the kidney, liver and bladder will
stand no trifing, because there is no dis
ease so deceptive, and nothing more
fatal.
Look backward and rec Ill to memory
the many sufferers, anu s5hers who have
died during the past year. Have you
ever stopped to think how many Of them
could have been made we'll and happy
just by the use of Pep-Senna, this great
health restorer? II you feel down
hearted and discouraged, send for sam
pie today.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-10-20
You Can't Change EN-.
Editor WATERFOWL Leader:

Editor WATERFOWL Leader:
This agitation Of reformation by rea-
son, petition, pleadings or otherwise
with our city administration as it eX-
lists in its present-day makeup, makes
many weary in well-doing. 1t seems
that attempts even toward minute de-
gree in saloon regulation is like red
flag to the bull in the face of those (the
majority Of our city officials, who are
SO wrapped up in the local Interests"
that they abhor anything that resembles
decency with even slight tinge OF, mo
rality. They are SO faithful to their
masters that they stand firm and swal-
low everything that is in harmony with
the powers that be"-good, bad and
Indifferent.
Experience is a good teacher. It has
taught me that those who are looking
forward to even a decent regulation,
might just as we'll attempt to change
the spots ola leopard as to change the at
titude of the majority of our present
administration one iota. They are evil
IDENTITY grounded and hardened, and,
like the leopard, you can't change 'em.
Friends, the only solution of the ref
ormation problem lies in the elective
franchise of the citizens of Watertown.
Not till there is change of administra-
ton, will there be, nor may we expect
any change from the loose and disgust
ing way things are carried with high
hand at the present time, engineered
by very limited number, who seem
to hold the "balance of power" to the
extent that they continue to operate the
machine" in the interest Of the Gin
terests." They have set themselves up
as lord and master of the destinies Of
Watertown and scott at respectfully in
the nature Of appeals for change from
no regulation, to a little touch of de-
cency.
AS | understand the local situation,
the present agitation is not warfare
against the saloon in general, but mere
ly step toward the enforcement OF the
laws governing saloons, which has been
sadly neglected in Watertown. The adj
ministration has proven their unfitness
for public office and proven that they
have sold themselves-he body and
soul-to that demoralizing influence
which has and would continue to hold
high carnival unrestrained. Mr.. Voter,
can you expect any relief from the
present incumbents in office? 'Do you
want changer" Well, don't you think
g change might improve conditions? 1t
a cinch that change Of any kind
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-10-20

would not leave a greater stencil IN our
administrative affairs. By all means,
work and vote for it at the next NUM-
"a al election.
The closing ordinance is but one OF
many questions that should agitate the
minds of our citizenship. Are not IT.
Irregularities being practiced? Are not
members Of the common council voting
themselves contracts and accepting the
same and discriminating against others
who may be competitors, but who do
not happen to dwell in the elmer CIR
cle." Do the members of the council
know that such acts are in direct viola
ton of the law? Then how about that
$4,000 long past due the city from the
Milwaukee Light Heat and Traction Co?
Why is it not now a part OF our city
fund? Don't all answer at once, please.
Give the city attorney chance. He is
elected-by the common council-(sup-
posedly) to protect the city's interests
against any high-handed invasions OF
this or any other character. The $40,
900 should be forthcoming or someone
should be held accountable for the
neat little sum which would be accep-
table just now in the city's exchequer.
The seance is over. Watertown is just
recovering from the hypnotic spell to
find that John l. got all that he asked
for-and then some. Then for goodness
sake don't hinder or delay the payment
of paltry sum in consideration of a
franchise worth millions.
These are but few of many ques-
tons that should and will be brougf
before the foot-lights to depict more
wildly the burlesque in our admins
trative affairs. Do you want change?
You certainly need it. A grand jury
investigation might hasten it. The
ballot is apparently the only instrument
available to get at the root of the evil
Get busy!
An Old Timer.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-10-20
Midnight in the OZarkS

and yet sleepless Hiram Scranton, of
Clay City, Ill, c0ughed and cOughed. He
was i'll the mountains on the advice of
five doctors, who said he had cOnsump-
ton, but found no help in the climate,
New Discovery. he began to use %. 81
believe it saved my life,,, he writes "for
it made new man of me, so that [ can
now do good work again" For all lung
diseases, coughs, colds, la grippe, asthma
Group, whooping cough, hay fever, hem
0rrhages, h0arseness or quincy, it's the
best known remedy. Price SOC and 81 90,
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by the
Gamm Corner Drug Co.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-10-20

Joe Robinson has launched the fourth
saloon in Clyman and has been conduct
ing the business for the past several
days, being located in the room just
south of Mr.. Metzger's meat market.
Bans of matrimony were published on
Sunday at st. Johns Catholic church,
for Lawrence Metzger and Miss Anna
Casper. Miss Casper has been the or
ganist at st. Johns church for some
time.
Thomas Nolan was ushered before
Justice McNally last Saturday on a war
rant charging him with the theft of a
suit case, the complaint having been
made by Thomas Ruddy, proprietor Of
the hotel. Nolan was given the alterEa-
tive of paying fine of S. and costs or
spending 80 days in the county Jail. The
fine and costs were paid.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-10-20
Pennington.

H. Kleinsteiber and family ent0r-
tanned relatives from Concord Sunday.
Misses Irene Goes and Estella Weber,
and Edward Weber spent Sunday even
ing with Fred Hardtke and family at
Affection.
Miss Clara Goes of Jefferson, was a
caller in this vicinity Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Voeltz visited G. PITT
ner and wife Sunday.
c. F. Weber and family spent Sunday
with L. Schoeller and family at Helen
vile.
F. Hardtke was a caller in this yicin-
ity Saturday.
Mrs. G. +. Weber and daughters Violet
and Isabel, were Milwaukee visitors
Thursday.
Mrs. L. Cherry Of Milwaukee, spent a
few days of last week visiting relatives
here. Mrs. Cherry is a member of the
drill team of the Knights and Ladies of
Honor, which recently held their Nation
al Encampment at Indianapolis. The
Milwaukee team participated in the
competitive drills and carried away
prize.
A few from here spent Saturday even
ing at Helenyille.
Miss Mile Raabe of Watertown. spent
few days last week at her home here.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-10-20
Personal and Otherwise.

Felix KnOspe was business visitor al
Juneau on Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wells on
Thursday of last week, daughter.
Roy Cebel of Watertown, was bust
ness visitor in the village on Tuesday.
VIM. Radtke Of Watertown, was bust
ness visitor in CIyman on Tuesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Lange of Water
town, spent Sunday with friends in this
village.
Louis KrOnitz Of WatertOWn, was in
Clyman on Tuesday looking after his
property interests.
Lou Young and Raymond Metzger re-
turned Wednesday from Chicago, where
they had been to purchase horses.
CIyman has been over-run with hOboes
the past few days-anOther evidence OF
the necessity of incorporation to rid the
village of these pests.
Klatt & Collins shipped three cars of
stock to Milwaukee on Monday, going
again to show that Clyman is on the
map as a stock shipping point.
An individual giving the fictitious
name Of John Doe, was arrested on Mon
day on the charge Of being drunk and
disorderly. Justice McNalIy gave him
his choice between paying 81 and costs
or five days in the county bastile. The
fine was paid.