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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-09-15

Mrs. VIM. Hunter and son re
turned Saturday 10 Rhinelander,
after several days visit at the
home of her father Joe Mayo.
MIR. and Mrs. Westly Pitcher of
Amigo, were guests this week at
the home of Mrs Pitchers sister
Mrs. Dan. Graham.
Mrs. F. H. DiIdine who spent
several weeks at Milwaukee, re-
turned home last Saturday and
was accompanied by her daughter
Mrs. J. K. Brazell and children
for few weeks visit
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-09-15
Mss Myrtle Kuehne left Thurs
Absolutely Pare
NO ALUM, NO LINE PHOSPHATE

+ Miss Myrtle Kuehne left Thurs
day for Edgar to visit relatives a
couple OF weeks.
Or. A. w. Thorpe has received
the appointment of Company
physician Of the C. & N. w. Ry.
J. T. Keller and G. A. Durham
of Chicago, are spending the week
at the Red Oak resort.
GINSING ROOTS-For Sale.
1 year old plants, for fall planting
order now; prices reasonable; call
On Frank Smazel. IS at
Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Stebbins and
children of Barron, arrived today
on visit at the home Of Mrs.
Stebbins sister. Mrs. Nj. H. Rice.
Mrs. Charles Cook returned
Monday to Oshkosh, after visiting
at the home of her sister Mrs. l..
Bowser for two weeks.
Miss Rose Robida was up from
Tomahawk the first of this week
and spent few days with her
sister Miss Exilda Robida.
VIM. Hawkins Of Chicago ar
rived Wednesday on two weeks
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
August We'll.
Mrs. John Bode returned Tues
day to Chicago afte. a short stay
with her parents Mr.. aud Mrs. G..
III. Jackson on Lake Alma.
Last Saturday VIM. Mute
baugh of Chicago took home a So
pound mnsky which he caught in
Little St. German lake. Five of
these lighting monsters were land
ed in two days last week by guests
at Jackson and Peddycoart resorts
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-09-15

Application to the County Board of
Supervisors of Villas County, Wis
cOnsin, to Lay Out, Widen and Al
ter County Highway.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-09-15

Resolution No. ! was then present.
ed to the Board:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-09-15
COUNTY BOARD PROCEEDINGS

I 20 to the southeast corner OF lot A, sec
ftion 10. township Al, north, of range Ii
east. thence east on the Sth line be-
! tween NV NV and SW NV, section
| ~. 50 rods, thence north on bth line be
tween NV NV and NE NV, section
10 and to the section line between sec
| tions II and 20, thence north on west
sth line of section II to the east and
west quarter line of section II, thence
| east on the east and west quarter line
to the east quarter post of section IL,
thence east on quarter line of section
t6tu the center of the southeast of the
northwest, thence in nOrtheasterly
course across Sc NV, NV NE, NE
NE, of section 10, thence in north
eaSterly course across lot :. section y,
thence north on section line between
sections 3 and TO- II rods, thence in a
nOrtheasterly course across SW SW,
lots /. , and 3. NV NE and NE NV OF
section 10, thence in northeasterly
course across lots |, ,, 3 and i TO the
town line between townships 4 and ~
north. of range | / east. chains and
p links east Of the north quarter post
of section ,, ali being in township Al
north. OF range east.
Commencing at the west quarter post
range 10 east, thence north and west
to the section line between sections 9
and 10, thence north on section line
between sections 8 and 10, 80 rods,
thence northwesterly 80 rods in section
$, thence in a northwesterly course
across Sc Sc, SW Sc, NV Sc and lot
| 2, section 4, to the town line between
towns Al and 40 north of range10 east,
thence in a nOrtherly course across lot
| 2, NV Sc, Sc NV, NV NE, section
81, township Ill north OF range 10 east,
thence in northeasterly course across
SW Sc, NV Sc. Sc NE, NE NE, sec
ton Is. thence in a nOrtheasterly
course-across Sc Sc, section p. thence
IN a nOrtherly course across SW SW,
NV SW and to the section line be-
tween sections ~ and -. thence north
on section line between sections u and
- to the northeast corner of section Il
thence west on the section line be-
tween sections Is and Il TO the Sth corr
ner, being the southeast corner of the
-SW SW of section<16, thence north or
the west Sth line of section IL to the
9Th corner on section line between sec
tions 9 and IL, and thence north on the
west Sth line Of section 8, so rods,
thence in nOrthwesterlyscours across
NV SW, SW NV, NV NV and to
the section line between sections and
8, township II north, of range 10 east,
10 chains and links west of the north
quarter post of section 8, township Al
north, Of range 10 east.
Dated this 4th day of August, 1911.
SIGNATURE OCCUPATION
John Decker, Farmer
ii. A. Evans, Farmer
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-09-15
esrostn.Un chlidrer,.

Il is not only the frivolous whom
the spirit OF childishness il just now
leading astray. Stiffness is the fash
ion even among the wise. Women
especially affect kind OF childish
shrewdness In talking Of serious sub
teots. Like children who have the
habit OF romancing, they lose the
sense of reality, and because they new
or talk exactly as they think they be-
gin to think exactly as they talk
London Spectator
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-09-15
Health.

Health.
Bad as conditions are today, great
progress has been made during the
last 20 years. People are growing
more careful as to what they eat and
drink. There is no city that is not
bestirring itself to improve its water
supply and its system of sanitation.
The demand for more fresh air is al
most q fad in progressive communi-
ties
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-09-15
To Re Perfectly Accurate,

The almanac tells US ~nas
weather will be like next ysal,
government forecaster tells US We.
will be like tomorrow, but I@
feet accuracy it Is necessary f" "
suit the man who tells as whas
like yesterday. .@
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-09-15
The Reason.

MEN worry more than WON .sis
Eyes; they not only have esel."
to worry about that women nav ,o,l
they also have the women 70 ~
about, too."-Smart Set. IN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-06

Der &rupaII in QIasta, mo-
felbit bic aoblsn sinss cnUabtihsn
Shiffes ii6sr 8oro geporfeu Ipurosn,
mar nicht bas Mert elmer momsntansH
Gufrsgung, IoHbern sin retflt6 geplau.
tts Wan0ber. 9as Ssrrttorium 1pim.
melt BON Wsrt3eussn Der 9roBtapttd,
liiisn, bic IS parauf abgeisbsn baber,
otls RaturIhdbs aIastas, bic siusn in
Ole Wiaiaroen gebsnben Dsrtb be
fBen. in bic gafte 3u Ietsn. Der
pr6fDsnt lit sntidloNsu. bas 3u per-
fItnDsru unb iibsrlsgt nit pem isgissn
Gstrstdr oss Snnern. tpis bic Rshts
uno 5HtsreiIeH oss 0oltes gsgsniiber
ten aapitaliftsu, auf psreR Gslp man
nit psrSi6tsH fam, fi4 Dahrsn IieBen.
Dieis lleberlsguns in ben aapitaIiittn
unangeHehm, Gle ordHgen auf ans
Eubms tbrss llanes, Der felbftperitano.
iidb iie allein beriidfihtigt. gu biefem
3nete tpuros bic srpdbnte Demonftra-
finn in Sssne ssfest, gs 1T ods aber
nihts aIs Elm albsrnss GinoerfpieI.
Der grdiiosnt pirb ii6 ni6t iiberitiir.
gen IafsH. gs III f9oH 10 pisl Don
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-06
Der ,Yptbasoras".

gBer fsnnt ibn niht. bisfen beriihms
ten SaB BON rshtfpiHtlieen 9rsiet2
War es bod. ais tpenn ber2ebrer itlbit
Elm feisrliherss @siif)t aaFitsdtt. TO-
bolb er In Der 9ertia an bisit Gffsns
baruug tam, bic selpiHermabsn ben
Ginanna sur bobern Shulmatbematit
baritellts unb benz aHethsHDtR Waibts
matiius bic Nslt Der .3ablfn uHb ais
nisn ais Elm. ginbsit srfGtinen litB.
ip1hrenb Dorbsr ndd elmer 4nfift iof
spohl bic einen ME bic dnbern In mebr
obsr minbsr GROCER 5inittrHib ihF sins
James Rsid bslpobntsR. .SH Der lbot
aali Der ppibnsorsifdt gebrfns. Der
i'm WliittIaltsr .Wasifter Waibeiecss
hieb, Biz Dor nod Hiht nll5u LANCER
3eii uls sin ip,rtbnollsr priifunssgss
esnitanb BET MagiItsrpriifuHgfn ia. Is
ipirb bsbauptst, bab bsi maHd,en bers
nrtigsn priiiunssn pon bem angsbtns
ban WngiIter Der Wntbtmutit bit Neis
bringing zines ntutn 1tpsiIes TUT ben
Ypibosordidsn 2sbrIab GruHobtbins
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-06

8ei Gr0rteruue Der bon Der,
Dsmotruten aufssiteIlten s5rsiliits 1T
tpieoerbOIt barauf bingetpisien tpproen,
foB cine 2ln3abl omeritaniiher apm'
pcauten in gaRaoa 8etrisbe unselest
bdben uno odb. penn man oersn Muas
ren frei bereinIdBt, bic betreffeuoen
amsrituntihsn Shbuftrien ihper bar.
unter Ieioen tpiiroen. llHter Gnoersm
spuroen RGbmaIntnen uno adergsrdtbe
ongsfiibrt. Sbatiabe lit, odb, aIs tp'r
ben5ariF inWe3inlsps IDmtni'tration
meter auftbarmtsn, bic Ganaoier bas
8leihe t6dten. Tdburh tpurpen cine
g[naabI 5irmen, bic eine grcBe aunb.
itaft in Ganaba batten, genptbi9t, od'
itlbIt Stlidlsn anSuIegen, Inn Dem pro
h;bitIpsn 9cl gu entaeben. eSSn 8eutihs
lunb 1T bas @Leihe gsidsben. au4
bert fino etne gln3abl amsritaniiher
isdbriten aus Dem n1mli6en 9runoe
errihtet porben. Die 0emotratsn icIIs
ten oabsr reiFlih iiberlsgen, OBJ uniers
Muf6insnz 5abritantsn nit osnsn i'm
auslanoe tonturriren t0nnen, iptnn
tein sou erboben tpirp. @s lit tpobl
rihtie, DAB Der 8spegsruno fir Die
arspGrtis. 9riinbung bon 5abritsn
ri6t Die WOgIidtett elmer billigsrsu
0eritsQung mar, ionOern um bic auno'
ifdFt oes betreffenosn 2anbes su ret
ten. 0ssDsaeR tam es aber ooh Der
Jau IeiR. oaB bic auspdrttgen Gdbri'
tantsn tbrs Waorsn bier biIlissr Der
taufen t6untsn, aIs uniere 5abrttans
ten. Die 9smotraten bdttsu Iih, sbe
ite rie 2iits uufiteIItsn, an Die Sdrrs
AommiIfiou um IustunTt tpenoer fol
len, es iei bsnR, oaB lie 'sI6ft niht bic
gtnnobme Der 5rsi.giQ srportsn, ion.
rern lie bios eiusebra6t baben. um
DIE Surmsr tpessn Der llnteritiisuns
tts cunabtidsn @srtrags gu bei6ptd'
tioer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-06
2ofal 8eridt.
siab.,H 1900 IHrur nnS Surperiu.
HtH ptresH an o,m htuiiesR G9ans
tnrnsH in bH WHhtkaIis
theiInshMen.
q. Is. z. y.

an bem Shouturnen bss glcrb
Cincinnati 9urnptrsins, Tas ON
bsuiistn absHb In Der MuitibnIIs
itattfinost. iperosn stlpd 1000 1uRsr
uao surnsrinnen ibeiIntbrHsn nnb
5lpor bon ben alsinIten Der alsinsn
biz 81 ben 0amenilaiTen unn Taft not
leaf ben gdren.
Die GsstereH tperotn biibfdk Gtdbs
lbungsn porFiibrsH unb bdrtbun, baB
psnHihon fis iiber bic srtts Jngsnb
btnans iino, he Is an gslsntigseit Der
@lisbmnben bod nod nit ben Jiingz
iien setroit aufnebmen i0nnen. DrpBs
nriige 2eiitungen fptrbtn bic 4tiipen
i'm Gerdtbeinrnen bisten. Sic fpsEbtn
am 9arrtH tpabrbdft bnlsbretsrtThe
lltbuHsen porfiibreH unb bdnn zine
Reibe bon prd6iissu pprdmibtu iisls
len.
s i5iir bi. Snmens unb Tldotxnflofs
len bat profeiTcr ". Seub fir biefss
SGauturnsn tpiebsrum cine Ansoh
tpnnberbubfher Rtistn srfonnen unb
arrangiri. oarunisr siHen zenHisreis
gen. fpipis einen eatsrnenrtigsn. bic
an 0raaie unb giesanJ alIes iibsrs
tteFfsn. mas fonsit ouF bisism Gsz
sist bier porseiiihrt fporben III.
Wlii iiiirmiifem @eifalI iperbeH
Obne 3peifel sbenfalIs bie BON Der
sipsiten all1bfensinHe porsfflbrteH
WOlisidnse. barunter Elm -bopsriIner
0ebirssiaHS@, besriibt iperosn.
aurs. bos prosromm fiir pds beus
riat Ehauiurnen In rsinbniiiesr
tsnn it unb Der Hoyb gineinndti
aurnperein ipirb bitfss WlnI itins
eI6nssnosn GdduitelluHssn friibersr
.5abrs iptit in ben G6o.isn itsllfn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-06

Ben Carl 5auptmanH.
MitteIs z hrsibsrh q u,
EkTL.I

Wittels z 6rsibtrhau,
i'm QpriI.
glu6 bier pirb zines 9as.s pirtlih
Der Gispanssr ipringsu. Btro bic
groe ii1 7pie cine esihmltte Risiin
Dsbuen. Sbr aIsio miro nit bldutm
@eraiBmsinni6t unb lpeibtm Wieisns
Itaumtruut, nit 9iifhsln BON glnss
ronsn unb S6Rsssl6dtsn bsittdt i.in.
llnb elGnS.nbs. psrleubs gdhs rrsrosH
gu ibr,r auFsritshuna rauffen.
Shon eiumal oenhis IS fuft.
Sin WuI.r ftanp am RaRre BEG
tleinen ShmisDsi.ihes. bate isinen
;Farbtaitsn in bic f.uhts DieIs ssrpOr.
fen, unb bait. Elm 2afsn in isirsu
Quasn. Gr matte nod niht. Die
Quft tpar thar uno frii6 pit tin
Grant. albi uno triitallen, ME
Gu.ll.u aus Sslisn fiisben. 2luf Der
Spibs Der bo6it,n 9untsItanns etssn
tiefss glau unb Itlohfpeib, Nolten
flDtsts pi. amIsi ihr alaubsnstrunte.
mes aisb. Silberns aGBhsn ftimmsr.
ten nabe aus 2.ifasftrduh in Die
@oIoluft. Die auft bate fidb polIss'
icssn poa barsiaer 1uits. 5atie .inen
5ans astpast ME lsiie periufenb ii5er
DIE Dieie, bic poa Groius iiuno.
6atts nit pereinssItsu Bisnsn I'm bi,
Jette aus ben tiefblausn ael6sn 90
nig gsfosen. Sis tpebts tpis leiies De.
Hitter. llmpsbts bis iunes 9orFfrau.
oie nit 8rotsn in Der Gieps riiitig in
spnus ihritt. Sin lptnis Derssbeusi
unD SprasnfurheH in Stirn unt
Wisnsn, absr jsBt aHasriibrt. sart Dis
con Giuosrmuab. Die 2uft bate um
Lie Jslsh6ds gsraIhelt, MO altes, fdu,
liges Dintsrlaub eef6i6tet lag. llut
um nieoriss, table StodheH. 6aran
rotbe glutbsn tlebtsn, pon fitb.n DUFF
tee fpie pon 6pu3intbsH.
Shon eiumal beufte ss fat.
Der Maler itano an Ranbe oes tlsi.
men S6mteDeteifes. bate fsinen 51rb.
taIten In bic fsu6te DisIs gstporftn.
uup bate siH aa4sH In isinen augsn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-06

pnihaeoras mad, grotpn, 100 sr cine
gut btFufts S6uls griinbsi.. in Der Ct
anber iiber Raibematti aud ii6sr
Gthit, EstI.nlebrs unb anberss Dor
trdat hisli. albtr ftine S6uIs tam
bnIo In ben 9erDddlt, bdb iis ben Rtts
ttipunit Iiatisgefdbrlidsr llmtrisbe
biIbs; iit tpuros dufsetOFt, ibt Griinbtr
fefbit pertrisben. phptbdsorns ftarb
is Sabre alter ais s9idhris.r eIrsis In
9artnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-06
Die Sill Sur usbertpahun2

Die sill Sur ussrtp0hun5
Der aOrporaticnsn 1T i'm Senat 10
ubaednbert porben, odB iis pertbIos
lit, iubem ite bic 8orpprationeH nod
nebr begiin'tigt, aIs IS ebuebin Der
5da mar. Die admpsn fir Die 8ors
pprattpnen iinb bic unter antlugs ge=
itsuten Ssudtoren. Die iibrissn &C.
aatpren, bic nit tbnsn ftimmen, ioIlten
oo6 beoente II, in lpeIhsr 8eisaihaft
lie fth befinbeu unp oaB bas 8oIt iie
la6 ibren Sumpanen beurtbetlsr ptrr.
Gage mir, nit lpem 9u itimmit unp
.h MIL Dir fagen, per uuo mas 0u
5tft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-06
4dseer In ;5reibrit.

Der SiaIientr Deorge Cuba, Der.
ipit btrihisi. oorssiiern auf Wsrons
IaHuns bss iinlieniidsn RoHfnIs oil
noe6io berboftet iporben mar. b<finbet
jib tpieber In 6reibit. Die Dsbors
ben In peru, Jnn.. lpp Cuba 6et0nnis
li6 eintn Wnrb bssnnsen babsH foIIs
Il. bspsfhirtsn ndmIi6 sefierH. bob
Der Wsrbdftsts alltrbiHes bort In cine
nnheeeuisnhe Gtefkrei nerinidsli sss
ipsfsn Eel. aber nift esiDiinftt tpiirbs.
bn otEGsfiohens fit ipsiesrs. als Ans
sIager gsgen ibn auf3utreten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-06
mennhna hous bic pom sc

@enn bas 5aus Die pom ST.
nat esrb6Ierte 9iG 3ur lleberDuhung
her 5Tfentlihen aprpprationen senebs
nigen follts, pirb ss 8fliht oes 9na
perneurs ietn, iie su psttren. mir neb'
men tpenigsns niat an, oaB er niHt IN
eref.ibe Satsgorie nit 5uffmdn, Der
bic 8ta sum Sblshtsn perdnbert bat,
reiteut An ipereeH fpinIht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-06

Der 6fFentIihtn Domaine seitphlen NOR
oen, DOB er ii6 perpflihtet bdlt, ben
lssten Reit fir bas Bolt gu rstten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-06

Gs 1T cine sigeHtbiimIi6e 9eobs
ahtung, oaB bic RepubIitansr in allen
2sgislatursn gegen ben PtaH iiHo, Die
gunoes Senatoren pom 8olte nab
len su laiIen. @snn bamit beabiihtt8t
pirb, Der rspublitanti6eu 9drtei etne
reue prtnstpiels steuung 81 peridafz
fen unn 3ipdr in Der Detie, oaB tie bic
Eonferpattps Rthtune gegeniiber Der
ooItsthiimIthsn 8ihtuug Der osmotras
tii9en 9artei pertrttt, 10 Diro oas
Iebr unangeuebme 5olgen fir bic Ydr'
tel boben, bsnn bas ameritanifhe Bolt
in ieinen breitsu MaHen 1T entihlOiz
len, baB tbm bic Senators BabIsR
suoetpieisn rperOsn, pte audi, oaB alls
Refurmsn. psI6e bic Sonierpatipen
dpri6: &OrpOrotioneR) betdmpfen,
sur 8urhfubruug geIdn9sn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-06

I'm bic RsoefIutb i'm &on>
greB gu oGmmen, piro Reprdientont
Grams aus Gbicngo uah oorbsriger
Riitipru6e nit elmer Qn3abI 6ausz
RitgIieber cine RefoIuttOH siu6rin9en,
pona6 Dem offi3isllen Organ Oss
gonsreTes, benz GousreiiioHoI Rscoro.
hie Sruntatur ent3ogeH, aber ben Wits
glieosrn geitdttet tptro, 4ustunft uber
lbr 9Otum tbreu &Onititusuten porto
frei 3u5ui6idsn. gie 9srr Gpans
rihtig borlegt, fperoer 10 Diels Reosn
i'm aongreB lepigIih gu osm 3pet
getalteu, oamit Iie in oen GongreiTtu.
nal Rscoro gelaneen. I'M nlsoann ben
9onitituentsn portoFrsi 5ugsi4idt fpsr,
een tDnnen. 9amtt bat es Ietns Rid
ttetsit. Der gongrsiIionaI Recorb 1T
iDsgsn ieinsr Dielsn Rsosu ungeniebbur
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-06

Die bonsr prsFe nGbert
Ti9 Iebr bebsuteno bem Stanbpuntt
9eutihIunbs, inoem Iis fDreert, bag
JraHtreih ebe es WarOtto beieSe. bin
benbe Garantten gsbs. baB es oas
2ano Ipieber perlQiIen tperoe. Dem
na6 iaeint in gnglono cine bsbeutene
be Sinnesanbsrurg Dor fin gsgangen
su Iein, tubem Warotto ni6t mebr ais
Frau50iif6ss Gsbiet betruhtet piro.
Inter ioltsn llmitdubsu ioIIte Is,
faus bic sngIti6s Regieruug Die aus
iift tbstlt, ni6t iapteris ietn, gu elmer
9eritGnbisung nit 9suti6Luno gu gss
langsn. oas gIei4fuQs nihts tpstter
min, aIs bab bic 5run3Oier, tpenn lts
IN WdrOttO btnsinssbeH, pisbsr bsrs
austonmsn. 0a Qestsrss aber iebr
fsltsu ober rihtiger niemals eefaisbt
unb cine 3nangsneife Gntfsrnurg
unfeblbGr Srieg beoeuteu piiroe, 70
i5etnt es uns geratbener. ben 5rurz
soien bas militdrti6e protettorat
iibsr Marotto eiH3urdumsn. absr In
8s3us auf uue tpirtbI4aftli4en 5raz
Gen Dds Qano untsr internationule
8erlpaltung gu iteQen.
The Washington times., 1911-04-13
Thought Beecher's Ear
Was Place for Pansy

NEW YORK. April 13-An excited
boy ran up to Patrolman Julius F.
Schultz, OF traffic squad D, at Wash
ington street and Myrtle avenue, Brook
lyn, and cried:
Hey, mister! There's a drunken
man trying to put pansy in Beecher's S
earl"
Schultz, not divining what the lad
meant, followed him to Borough Hall
Park, in which stands a statue of Hen
~ Ward Beecher. A crowd was there,
jeering at a man who was doing his
best to shin UP -Beecher's coat. He
Hey, there! What's you doin'?'' yell
ed Schultz.
'"S' all right" was the response, I'm
goo feller. Henry here was goo feller.
too. So 1 wanna put pansy in his eari''
Schultz yanked the decorator to
earth. He said he was Robert Murray,
thirty-seven years, a plasterer, living at
$50 st. Marks avenue. Magistrate Hy-
Ian, in the Adams street court, suspend
ed sentence when Murray promised not
to display his admiration too publicly
again.
The Washington times., 1911-04-13
Sees Success for
Collegians' Dinner

From the present indications, the JEFF
ferson Day celebration of the College
Mems Democratic League, at the New
Willard Hotel tonight, will be the most
successful event in the history of this
organization.
1t. is the present plan to launch the
movement for the participation of the
Democratic college menLthroughout the
country in the next national campaign.
w. Jefferson Davis, of Washington.
president Of the league and the presiding
officer for tonight's. meeting. will sound
this keynote.
Speaker Champ Clark Will be there.
He will outline the plan upon which he
believes his party should stand in max
ing the campaign for the Presidency.
This will be one of the most important
speeches Mr.. Clark has made since he
was nominated by the Democrats for
the Speakership, three months ago..
Representative Hamill and DR.. Thomas
Nelson Page will also speak. DR.. Page
is an enthusiastic member OF the COT
lege mems organization, and has en-
couraged the young men in their politf-
cal activities since the association was
launched.
The Washington times., 1911-04-13


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The Washington times., 1911-04-13
BUFFALO BILL" TO
PAY HIS FAREWELL
VISIT TO CAPITAL
Will Give Performance of
Wild West Show in
Closing Tour.

Astride his famous mount, his sllvered
hair barred, his figure as erect as OF
yore, and with all the dignity of ac-
cumulated years, Col. William F. Cody.
the Buffalo Bill of the plains, will
bow his farewell TO Washingtonians
April IS. His big wild West show, with
which he has been for years entertain
ing interested adults and wide-eyed
youngsters, is to be here April II and Is.
and he solennly AYERS that at the last
nights performance he will bid the
Capital final adieu as a Snowman.
Washington was chosen as the start
ing point of this farewell tour.
The experience of Buffalo Bill on the
plains covers the era when the Louisi-
ana purchase was almost unsettled, and
the State of Texas and the Western
possessions acquired from Mexico were
passing from the state of savagery to
their grandly developed prosperity. In
middle manhood he was a conspicuous
figure in that sections thrilling his
tory. For thirty summers and several
winters in the larger capitals with the
exception of few intermittent Indian
campaigns. he has been actively err
gagged in depicting that once strenuous
and picturesque epoch. His travels as
a Snowman have been extensive in Fu-
rope and America.
Recognizing the changing conditions
and the approach of Father Tine,"
the old scout has decided to retire from
the onerouS duties and anxieties coupled
with his personal appearance and su-
pervision. To do so while still active
and energetic he believes wiser, so that
he may devote more time to his other
interests in the West The seductive in
huence of rural life has won him back
to the land.
The Washington times., 1911-04-13
Postpone Meeting AS
Respect to Mrs. Dimock

The mass meeting of delegates from
the civic. fraternal. patriotic. and other
societies which was to have been held
last night with the conventions COM
nittee OF the Chamber of Commerce in
the interest Of the campaign for sub
scriptions for the George Washington
Memorial Hall convention fund will be
held next Tuesday night at the rooms
Of the Chamber OF Commerce.
The meeting last night adjourned
shortly after being called 10 order as q
mark of resrect to Mrs. Henry F.
Dimock, president OF the George Wash
ington Memorial Association, who u
mourning the .leath of her husband,
which occurred in New York on Mon
day.
The Washington times., 1911-04-13
Army Officer, Shot By
:. A Watchman, :" "Forgets''

SAN FRANCISCO April 1s.-Captain
Frank A. Cook, U. s. A., shot during an
encounter with John ]. Hayes, watch
man, last evening, Is believed to be re.
covering. He stoutly maintains that he
does not remember meeting the watch
man or entering the store where the
trouble began. He listened eagerly to
the story of how he had broken into
with the. vatchman. was shot.
He said today that having few
drinks the night before is the last that
he remembered until he entered the hos
pital. "-......
Captain Cook, who is a subsistence
officer of the commissary department
of the army, had just arrived from Ma
nila on the transport Sheridan.