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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-02-14
MORTUARY.

Mrs. Mary Luebke, a resident of the
town of Ringle, died Thursday at her
home, aged eighty-four years. The
cause Of death was Old age. She is
survived by two children. The flu
neral was held Sunday.
.Mathilda Fandry died Friday
morning after an illness of several
months. Pulmonary tuberculosis was
the caase cf d9aIh. She was seven
teen years of age. She is survived by
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fan
dry, 700 Park avenue, and several
brothers and sisters.
~
Mrs. August Schlei died Thursday
at her home in the town of Wausau
at the age of seyenty-two years. She
had been a resident of that town for
the past twenty-five years. Her hus-
band and eight daughters survive her.
The funeral services were conducted
yesterday afternoon.
Walter Smith died Friday morning
at the home of his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. l. B. Baldwin, ia Fulton St.
The cause of his death was pulmon-
ary tuberculosis, with which he had
been afflicted for nearly a year. lie
spent several months in the South
west for the benefit of his health and
was brought home the day before his
death, it being apparent that the end
was near. Deceased was twenty-six
years Of age. He was a member of
Co. G. The funeral services were
conducted from the home Saturday
afternoon and was attended by Co. G
in uniform.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-02-14

DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells Honse, Monday, March 13.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07
@uta 1e har ri aggkltgt
8art1 ttrnr nrttr frtt.

Gn Gamilie meo imaa 8prn lom CT fri
for SD9oum i @uiet er en- SielDenbeo p9
bet ct oerfor pistigt, at GorGlorenc bpr
pioe bbaO DC ltal benptte / f~oretommenoe
Silfelbe.s 9t ct Barn mco en- %olporlie Eng
bonn beheDer CIT 2ege ct ianot, men / be
flcIte Silfrloc lioer Barnet, lom enbper
QGge peo, al ct Mabeonoe, ieboanli9 en-
ure9elmGsii9 Miabe.
Ser er insen Menin9 i at gipe bet Ell
pille e1ler ct Miobel iom ct lbonopslenoe,
% beller life fan en- l1bfplnins al Sno=
noloene anbefales. @ib bet before en- minz
bre 9oiis af ct milbt % op1ibenoe 2atse
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07

De s%brnebeger, bporaf napnlig Sc
populGre rMprebsger" er fien6t al
ollie @Googoger.
Mtelt fjenot er ban 0og blepen lom
Torfatter al folfelige % biltoriife
Tortellinger. Sans fer1te 8pger
blep uogipet ur1ber Napnet Seeming
0or. 9etter bar loale6es 'Si(fuloct
meo ~Stprismanoen og bans 8ruo"
% ~&ongshrpocns Joiteripn". &C.
mere ifrep ban lu1oer cgct Mopn IF.
a. "Gpcntprets 0preperoen", v92ct=
tergong % Sfriftegone", "5fop-
"trip 6olf@, v&'uretcn fra 2pr1c,
ifop". % ~&ielo 8ooo", bpis fprite
ltogapc fremtom m10er Sitlcn 81;
ifops &ringelgm1g" og joni 6lep bons
iiOlte ifisnliterare Mrbejoe. Tor ct
Har Mar iioel1 l16fom bans lomlco.
Tortellinger og &omoner / 10 9inb
San bleb en- al 0e>.t, Dpis 9pge1
iprcoes piot omfri11g, og Gulinoc
al 9riere fit oen1 fiere. S @irfelia
beoen fan hans 6orfottcrlfob oaio'
mcaet pel nep,tes iom1neu meo iel
DC Gorit Gtlars. s Trooigbco .!
Spfinoiontbe0 ltoo ban nof tilbog
for 1an1, r1er, / friitt % iep1t Sp
ipaa @enneiter / biitoriif @ioen o
gpne til at fortGlle lipligt og al
%lfne(iat- bar fan bons 9%igeunon6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07
&isbcnbapn.

Cen npe Central d q
ncAaoro pil .blipc togct i @rlll
6rcooH Gen /. Septcunber. Sl1opicl
len oil 6liuc frjret n1eo en- ltprre
Set.
E turt 2l.at. 6obrifan1
Nbplf Micb / &iubcn6opn hor til
Milloe ON lin ofobOc Tooer ifirnfct
&]pbel16apns ltrtcfruu1llcrfnrrni1
ct Segut poa 10000 &roncr til l1l1=
oerltpttellc al og Tribolia ipr 6or=
e11ingcns pGroige, trullgenor Meb=
leln1er., Tpreningen 6ur nercfter
nlco Mfflomotipll pcotugct at 1,0npp=
tic SIR. M0plf Mic6 til 9Grcsr1c0(cm.
Iritienot for IoIlf,
M y II net /. Cen 0onlfe 2pit=
ltol1t Mltoerlen III, scr Dopoe bopt Mn=
lGttelle | sem linnlelilfe 6lobc p1 Oer=
efter bar tiltolt for at bope begooet
Sol fnpnt1ert / Songfpf lu11nen
nleo ct Eor Ml1slere og 11oglc 5io=
ME- ere, 6lep lorn tioligcre omtolt
fprt til Gonrnorf for at irttes I'M
Scr Mnfloge. Scr blep Fan bcn 81.
Marts fritjen6t al &pielteret % lat
poa fri 500, efter at Jan bor peret
| &aretGgtsorred 1t / ialt Is Moone=
Scr. Otter 2eslooelien tog bon itrofs
til lin Iamilie, iom Fan life bop6e
let / 10 Mor.
Slangens Dngcl. Gi|
mcooelte forle0er1, at Sen ltore 49,.
tbonllonge | 3oologiif @ope 6oobe
logt ca. 40 9gg, iorn Sen itrafs BE-
gDnote at rl1ge be1 at ino fin larqe
&rop ON Sem. 9ireftsren ipottebe
Slongen for Sens ipiIote Mn;trcr-
| @ooarbeioelie af @%oceieI3...
moro, oa ban life troe6e, at 9gggeu.
bore %befrnoteoe. M'en 5lar=,
gen enieoe life fans ipo6ife Mincr
% blep peb lit: soa %inoienote Gil
refteren ct &or 500 til GprefpiioIo-|
gift eaborotorinm til l1noeriggelir,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07

rinssmiooel ipm 9r. Cabinets Syrup
4epiin, iom pco at renie Snbboloene os
itprte DC i,naa Mabemutler ftrots bill OPP
bebe 2ioeljen.
Settle er life alene Dor egen Menins,
men bet famine mener Mrs. q. $. Meoo i
Grceport, &anias, bpis 8arneoatter bar
brust ben naeo @elo, os Mrs. S. 81. g4bit=
ing / eena, isis, iom bruser ben for
Sprnene os fig ielp. Sen ielses / so Gents
os 81 G(aiter / etbbert Mpotbet, men bois
Sc fbrit bniter at prebe ben i Jamilien fpr
Se tieber, ba leno 9eres 9loresle til ST.
90. q. Ga1opell, $50 @albuell 8uilbing,
Monticello, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07
Gn lel Tamilie.

Ealt. 8. q. 9unlap / Moltnt Ser
non, Mo., flyer: uMine 8prn bar
angre6et al Ell @olte, %paaoroget ira
Meslin9er, min &ultru bau0e Ell
@plte, iom forbinoreoe benoe / at iope
mere eller minorc / fem Mar, % De-
res @bitc @ine Of Sor Sprl1p far
bel6rc0et Sem ollie"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07

lomlebes omGftermiooagen en- &rebs
al @lpgt og &ea1ner : ca. 100 i
Sollet = og ser blep operroft Dem
flerc jnuuffe Morcsier. 81. a.. ienote
Ie1 liollanolfe 8on6eitmos Spare=
fasle, bpis Eilipnsraao 6elotbulcn
er 6ormanb, en- falligraferet N0reS=
le mes en- Mfparel al Sporefoslcns
@pgning fra 300 Senner / Stelif-
prfreoien, bpis genltreorgonilotion
6elotM1ian far lfabt, TOM ligelcoes
Ell s(0resle, og fra S(ogelle M11=
oelsipineilogteri blcp ser operroft en-
nyoelig 5slpbale, 1eolaget al en-
Nbresie. Gulen for @nlobr1oepnr=
ret blep bolot al ftp. 9%onobu'gsmi=
hitter, @ooroejer Sle &onien,@ Bring
ltrup. 6elotbuicn blep l,onGpllt til
@iooer al 9onnebrog pao @nlobrpl=
llrpsoogel1.
Git fnrere en- Torfplclle paa CIT
Sa9. Sag 9orotip be 9 I o.
mi 0 8 uinine Soblets, Mpotbcferc
ref1n0crer 8engc / Mangcl al &rop.
6. 90. @rope's ltnoerlfriit pno 6per
9Glfe. 25 Gc1ts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07

;oe.aene,ssr kursrst 9 d. - p.re.
sDeres Apoehsker vii refu ndere Pengene hvis PAzo
OINTMENT tia kurerer ellie TiliRlde az klsende,
sh5ulte. bledende og frsmtredende Hamorroidsr i6
I'll II Dags. GO. Hvis like hos Apotnekeren sendt
o.. st. Louis, No.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07

forsprigt ingen 3igsoagsmano Il
til at lGie Jorberc1c."
Smiolertio pofte ocnrc Sag laa
flor 0piigt / @igso.gsfrcoie, ilGr u
Sinnlnsuopolget, bpis 6orbanblinger
oltio boloes itrengt bcnmelige, at
ltopalgct anmobcoc S%ltltitsninilte>
rel, ON at onitille fri,nincl ltnoerlp !
gclic al oette oobenbare Sppcri. Sg
bette brogte ioo Sppen fren. San
piltc Jig at bore ingc,1 ol,oen eno
Mcoaftpr 6. @iinbloo al vSpcial=
GcmofrotMl" JolfetingSmono %
Meolcm al 6inonsuopalget. @an
ienote Suititsmi1iitcrcn felgenoe
u%forbebolone Grflnrin9:.
Girsoag oeu Z. Morts peo PSI
oe1 bar leg fra Iindnsl,opol9ets
%rrclic toact Sc nGp,1tc S%orbprsof-
ter for at lUle Dem, bporcf tcr jeg bar
looct 9iprc lloorog ocrof til Sffe1,t=
li1Njprcli c / vSociol=G cmofroten".
Otter gfhcupttelie n far leg gipet Nf=
cr,1c til Mcolcm al 6inonSu>pol9et
8. ". &loulcn mes Mnmooni,,g om,
at fan piloe bclsrge 6em til6ogelagt
/ Ii1ousl1opolgcts &erelie.
9@rb.
6. @iinblao.
Mn9oacnoc Sogens pi0ere Gang
forlpoer set, at &eooftpr @iin6lao
far bcllpeuot Jig til Tormonocn for
Iolfctiugcts 6inansnopalg, &eoer
lcn=9tplfop. % gipet cit %ufprbcbol=
Sen llnoifploning for lin NofGro |
ocnnc Mffnrc. Ee0ericn=9fpifpp ino=
6cretteoc oercfter Sagel1 til Tplfe=
tingets Tprmar1o og operlob bom at
ofuipre, 6poo Scr piOerc bar at fore
tugc / Opercnsiltcanmelie mco 6or=
rct1,ingsorocncn. S Iolfetil1gets
Mp6er Sen %. Morts l1otolte Tor=
m1on6cn CT @eflogclie opcr % eli
itUrf Misbilligelie at bpob ser bar
pos icret pg ltotolte @oo6 ON, al
roget lig1cnoe life ofterc piloe fit
Sc Stco / sen ool,ite &igsoog. @iin=
bloo bar tilltebc peo Ms0et.
Sogcn bar poft cit mc9et pi1lia
Spligt, iffr minolt / Socioloemo=
trotict, bpor mon felcr, at @iin=
blobs Optrrbe,1 far hraNt Sfm1
opcr @ortict. ~Soeiol=G emotrotcn"
Tiger aalrifc pitt at reoltcere @ff9rel1
til CT rcl1 lt6etpoeligbeo, men SC lp=
cioliltiife MigsoogsmG,lo inorpmmcr.
at Scr fer CT lfet ct ulporliut &rllG
poo Sro % 9oue % poo p%arlonlell:
tariff Sroen % Spumeli96eb. Tol
@iinblao lclp ptl set mllig fprc til
ot bon lpm Nolfetingsmuno life mere
foor H(oos / upget ltonola.
Sc,,crc mcooeles, at @iiublo0 hul
taAct Mtifco iom vSocia(=G cmofro
tens @npeoreoofter, meo @c1iipn a
lonlu1e Stprrelie iom bans Mcooftpr
@ogc. @on peoblipcr Dog ut tilbpr;
Mcouttmns= Stuben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07
En- hoist vidunderlig Kur,

Joseph D. Underhill, i Doland, S
Dakota, siger: "Jeg har opnaae,
stor Lindring af Deres White Wine
of Tar Syrup. Jeg havde en- dybt-
alt Haab ON oos min + ku r@ og ksidt Hps &c,
Tsring. Jeg pr6vede alt vi hdrte
Tale ON. Tilsidst bevagede en- at
mine Venner mig til at BRUCE Deres
White Wine of Tai Syrup. Jeg
brugte IA Flaske og er aldeles
frisk. En- saadan Medicin kan jeg
anbefale til dem som PLACES paa
samme Made.
9 INF e 5ef otter, Scr
for u / n0cr. Me0 Sen I'LL al
6i1ol1Suriniitercu fore loaeoe Nflps=
ming al forlfjcllige Stottcr % Mf=
glitter til Stotcn, fpripinocr for Mp=
fjphing S. &e0fommenoe to elo=
gamle Doeli CT. Gen enc CT en- 9lf=
gift poo 100 Str, lom pco timber
lpgelle far pitt Jig at pGrc 0en gont=
le @plfnt, lom 8pen iparcoe / MiO=
0elolocrcn, og Sen moe1 CT SC iao=
fal0te v@j9ltcripenge", lis &r. II
gre, ipm bar 0ereS &o0 / ea1 perion,
Zig Sribut fra sc fatbollfe Erelter
til &ilpernc. Sen er: forlGnglt for
ipltnoct / alle onore @gne al 9nnoet,
meq, er blcpet pe6 at beltoa / 9epfigs
'btng S., ogiaa otter &eformationens
Srbferelie, for6i 1ogle 2ensmGno
% ierere Mmtltuen er blepet pe0 meo
at opfrepe Ben.
Maor Sen ganle 8pifat lite er falzi
BET bort efter ben npe Matrtflls
ifpl6es set en- ren Sell
tagelie.
STU. SoIfetin 9 3 nj a noi
6eItb II fen % s II + II
/ &spe pao 5ialIono feirebe sen %. !
@ulobrpllup UNDER flor Sell
S Contemporaries Stem
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07
Ecrne.

ct 5rilu t CT
CT al ct &onlortium plonlagt / MGs<
bpbopeo Sfop peo Soenle. 56cotrct
bill foo ca. 1000 5iooeplooicr Gom
2eoer al 6oreltillingerne n9pncs Gi=
rcftpr Mol6erg.
Ct S'fre6 pe6 SO pcns
|& / t. Sra 6e,1 pperl te Sci al
Sonofoloet itprteoc forle0en Morgel1
cn lterre 8ortion neo. Set fDloer
loo me9et iom ct Gl1linoe Sees paa
Stronobreooen. ltnoer Sc ne6ltyr-
teoc Masier be9rope6cs ct Splogs=
RIM meo 900 Senoer &1,gleF
flint JONI Stenpillerne bopoc iomlct
Jig.
Grn6t / en- % q e.
Meller Gbr. @onien, @elletofte Mbl<
le pao 9%an9elan0, fom forleoen for
NOR til MpllcofSlen, blep lpnget
rru16t og fl,loitGn6ig leml9it ct, i1=
oen Ser fom @i9lp til SteOe. 2Ggcl1,
ser tom til otter ct STARTERS lorlpb,
flunoc fun fpnltotere, at 9pben bar
inotroo0t. Mfopoc, Scr bar SIS Mor,
efterloocr @nltrl, og 5 ufpnfirn1ereoe
9prn.
Mp Giforicf bri t. S
Sc lioite &ar Mor far Ser prrct cit
Gel &ere 6lonot 9prferl1c al Gifo=
rierpooer omfril1g / 2ol1oet, og life
minoit blonot Gprferne 9lt for
Socnie. Noriogen far peret, at 9(f=
tieiellfabet "9e 0onifc Gitoriefo6ri=
fer" life far billet betolc 0cn Yris
for &pobcrne, lon1 Iprferne mca1tc
at bl1roe bopc. sSplgen CT nl1 blenet,
at ct Mftic lelifob ser far facet
Nopl1ct ~Tpns &offcll,rogot= % 81
f%oricfobrif" far bcllltttct at opferc
cit I'M Giforicfobrif mcllcn1 Noil,nt
og Chin pe0 Soenie. Gen npopcnoi=
&C &upitol og set fornpone Mreol
mes Gifpricrpo0er CT tegnct, og 1rifz
ten lfa( bore / Gong lite Sftober.
Nnlnnisillmmcu onllaos til 10
$4,000 &rpncr, pg Iobrifcn CT BE-
re1nct poo cit boglig Eroouftion al
3,OOO-4,OOO Yrl16.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07
Git fnrere en- Tprfplelic paa CT

Wy N~c
nj 0 8 uinine Soblets, Mpotbefere
refun0crer Hengc / Mangcl al &rop.
6. 90. @rope's ltnoerifrift poo 6per
25 Gents.
SDIlano.
81 munol Sonofl l.
8proooet / @jprring 5ar BE-
600 &r., og ~3onif Screening
for 9grnctonopleje" 800 &r. til
Snoret,1ing al cit Sonoflinif for So
ml1nelfolernes @grn Der / 9pen.
Tonolrge Mobr p6er gratis MSli=
itance.
@clge @oitru.p otter
Sill foleo ton0er. SID
tilpnrenoe &e0after al uSplf Mpr=
gcnbla0" @elge @oltrrp far for 22,=
900 &r. fjpbt &ejlbp @ejifole peo
Mor6ns. &r. @oitrl,p opertoaer sen
til 6orooret og ogtcr f11loltnnoig at
ofre Jig for @pjlfolegieruingen.
@ renna 9 prau0 far
pc0taget at outage ct fon1l11alt 9aol1
poo 100000 Ser. bos 9onif Tolfe=
foriifringsonltolt til er1 &l1rs al 81
CIT oorlig @ente al AZ psf. Sao=
net lfol mpen6cs til @renno-@jcr=
ril0 @o1el1, til @ospUrfcts l1ouioclie
og til Opfbrelie al cit M Mellcnr=
notwithstanding.
@prne org / & 81
E crg. S Gs6jerg far man / ip=
penoe Sfole=&losi c inof6rt l1noerpis=
ming / Npoclicsmiolcr, buortil reg
mes Mlfobol og Eobaf, oA oisics
st Meolen1 / Sfplcfomis=
fore log at toge Safe mco og=
ioo, men 6lep bannlig n%eOltcn1t. Gcs=
l16cn CT Set pe0togct, at @prl1rl1c rent
%obligotoriif lfol bopc gratis pornlt
8oo en- 8ol1g pn1 ltgcl1 ON &intc<
rem, bpis 0a life 6ercs 6orrl0re
1e6lrggcr Snbligelic ocrin1oo,
crcM unb= pN 6 0 u
u c. Ser CT otter 110brl1ot
og &lopipge / Spllano og
poa SEN %ion1uuc ggu lolu / December
flor. Genlr Gang CT set bos
Sans Seierlcn / 2illc=
ing pou Nor6llsegncn, bpis Gjen=
)om ligAer tot pc0 Sen @oaro, bpor
)er nplig bar Muno< pg Moplpgc.
If @el Gtningcr, Ser bcltaar al Il
Spr, 90 &pcr, 4 &picr, 5 &ulpe %
a Spin, CT 9 Cur 6lcpne ongrebm
Il Spgoomlen og hclc @cIGtninacn
r n%collooct. Selcrc hur Spg0on1-
nel1 piit iin / TO onore @elGtninger
er ligelebes 6lep lloaet neo.
6 sal III % e $
ter y / |. S Mrleoning al
ljebmono / Marbus Gbr. @anicns
CT ser lt9rft &pre blanot
ans &rebitorer. elsie piloe nen1=
ig for e1bper @ris bopoe nnogoaet
90 Iorretningeu er go0 =
ems Smlrtning far DGrct ca. So
90 oarlig - og Ser pcs CIT Mfforn
1n6e bltpc 40 psf. til 6ent, meoens
e mi efter Mars % Gags Jorlpt
IN fan pente ct Wi11inllm. 9e bGo=
er oerfor, at ST.. @aniens 5agfprer
ar baltet me0 at i11ogipe &orfurs $
sgiGringen for ielp at fao CIT goS
orretning, og forl1oen at inoienoe :
til Sagfprerforeningen fer
,er, orbeioer Sc MI for, at beofom- !
cnoe Sagfprer life faar @oet till
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SpIlano.

81 munol San0fl l.
8proaoet / @jprring 5or &c
pilget 600 &r., og r9mif Screening
for 9grnctonopleje" 800 &r. til
S11oret,1ing al CIT Sonoflinif for So
mime ifo(ernes @ern Der / 8pen.
Tonolrge MoDr p6er gratis MSli=
ltance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-07
ANOTHER INDUSTRY
FOR KEOKUK
Headquarters Of the Dodge Bros. Au-
tomobile Tire Protector Factory
Here.

G. H. Dodge is in the city from JOLT
ct ILL.,, and will remain for several
Gays looking after business matters.
Mr.. Dodge says that he has decided
to make the headquarters of the Dodge
Bros. Automobile Tire Protector Co.
in this city. He is how looking for
g suitable location and his concern
should receive the support of the peo-
pie of Keokuk to the extent at least
of securing suitable location The
Dodge Bros. Automobile Tire Protec-
tor is an invention by the Dodge
Bros. and one that is of inestimable
value to the automobile owners, as
it protects rubber tires and lengthens
their life and is of great safety and
and economical. The man
ufacture of the tire has been in Joliet
on account of being able to get the
right kind of machinery to do the
work. The pressing will still be done
in Joliet hut the finishing and shipping
will be done in Keokuk. This con-
Germ has large future and it is a
source of satisfaction that Mr.. Dodge
has decided to make Keokuk his head
quarters. He has other interests here.
He is now looking about for suitable
location.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-07
FRAN KILN.
. &c : = : : : : : : :

Grover Billiard and Miss Mary Kin
caid, two well known young people
OF this community, gave their many
friends great surprise Wednesday,
when they left the town before day
break, going straight to the home of
" Il. Johnson, clerk of the court at
Fort Madison, ordered a wedding din
ner of the lady Of the house, the
groom then proceeded with the clerk to
the court house where the license
was secured. From here the electric
wire service was used, informing Rev.
Banker to be at the clerks home at
ZOO p. m. to speak the words that
made two loving hearts one. The pro-
gram was carried out. The young cou-
pie will live on the farm of Mrs.
Henry Judy, Senior, east of town. The
many friends wish them much happi-
ness in their undertaking.
March came in like lamb. Now
viii it depart the same way?
VIM. O. Helm is making arrange
ments to move onto his farm west of
Slldi iSotOu.
Mrs. John Bernhard is improving
slowly from her late illness.
Word is received here that Mrs.
Dan Judy of Miller, Nebr., is danger
ously Ill and not expected to live. The
couple are former Lee county people
being born and raised east of town.
The lady is daughter of Fred Harna-
gel of this place.
VIM. Schneider sold his town prop
erty for $1,000
John Abel transferred 80 acres to
A. H. Laisy for s41O0 and 40 acres to
Theodore Abel for $4,000.
George Schneider has rented the
Louis ]. Bernhard property.
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they like THEIR
ALE and 'ALF
Des Moines County Supervisor Board
Want Lee to Split on Cost Of
skunk River Ferry
Boat.
BURLINGTON BENEFITS
Farmers of This County Cross over
Stream With Pole Cat Name
and That City is
Benefited.
BURLINGTON BENEFITS

Today at Burlington a meeting of
the Lee county and the Des Moines
county board of supervisors. was
held for the purpose of deciding the
question Of whether or not Des
Moines county, which includes Bur
lington, shall pay one-half or two
thirds of the cost of maintaining a
ferry across the Skunk river which
divides the two counties.
In the past it has been customary
for Des Moines county to pay two
thirds of this ferry cost because of
Burlington getting the benefit of the
trade from the farmers living in Lee
county who have been "ferried" over
to the Des Moines county side and
proceeding to Burlington where they
have done their buying.
Recently, new supervisor of the
Des Moines county board has brought
up the matter of having Lee and Des
Moines shoulder the cost share and
share alike, Or half and half.
1t is understood however, that two
other members of the Des Moines
county board will stand pat when IT
comes to a vote and will recommend
that the cost of maintaining the ferry
on the Skunk river still remain the
same
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TELEPHONE co.
LOSING MONEY.
Assistant Commercial Superintendent
e. c. Hall Talks to Business
Men of Burlington
Yesterday.
MAY ADVANCE RATES
Probable That Iowa Telephone Com
pany May Take Over the
Home Phone Line in
keokuk.
~ . - y s.


From Burlington reports Of yester-
days meeting between officials or the
Bell Telephone Co., and Business men
of that city, the Bell proposes to take
over the interests of the Mississippi
Valley line there and make one ex-
change of both, it is stated.
The report reads:
The Iowa Telephone Company is a
charitable Institution. 1t has lost
money on service in Iowa for fifteen
years
The two ring service Is an imposi-
ton on the public.
The method of raising rates in Bur.
lington has been improperly -represent-
ed to subscribers.
The Telephone Company objects to
being regulated by,the>city council.
The Iowa Telephone Company will
buy up the Mississippi Valley Tele-
phone Company and give one service,
if Burlington wishes.
Service in Burlington cost SIS for
many years, was given for sl2.
The four party lines would be dis
continued If city would permit, in in
terest of good service.
1t was a mistake to continue 81 per
month service in Burlington.
The above are some of the important
points brought out in the discussion
of the telephone situation in Burling-
I ton at the Commercial Exchange lunch
con today, at which Mr. G. u Hall of
Des Moines, assistant commercial SUI
perintendent. had one of the busiest
hours of his life answering questions
of the business men who have been
dissatisfied with the method of con
Quoting the business in Burlington and
in the raising of the rates.
Mr.. Hall stated that the Iowa Tele.
phone company had secured AN option
ron the Mississippi Valley Telephone
company and had already absorbed
the exchanges at Wapello, Muscatine
and TT. Madison. The exchanges at
Burlington and Keokuk may Be bought
at any time. If the people of Burling-
ton desire that the service there be
united the company can talztyer the
property and accomplish thasf & in
a few years, making an agfeement
with Burlington on schedule of the
rates to be controlling for five years.
1t was Mr.. Halls statement that the
service in Burlington per station is
SIS per year and that on every phone
at $12 a year the company loses Sc
per year. An effort will be made to
get rid of all the s1.00 and s1.25 per
month phones and continue only the
$3.50 and $500 per month phones.
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THE NEW QUEEN
OF THE DAIRY
Over Seven Tons of Milk and over
Half Ton Of Butter in
One Year.

Another worlds record has been
broken. The new queen of the dairy is
beautiful Jersey COW named Sophie
18th of Hood Farm owned and tested
at Hood Farm, Lowell, Mass She is
the champion Jersey for milk and
butter fat production of cows between
four and five years of age.
During the twelve months ending
December 81, 1910, on a test authenti-
Gated by the Massachusetts Agricul-
tural college, under the rules Of the
American Jersey Cattle Club, Sophie
10Th of Hood Farm gave 1873 lbs. }
or. Of milk, testing 1905 lbs. II OF.
butter or over half ton. An accurate
account was kept of her feed. and her
milk sold at 10c per quart made a
profit of s565.22.
The United States Department of
Agriculture's estimate in round num-
bers of the wealth produced each
year by the 22,000.000 cows in the
United States is sS00,o00.00O or an
average profit of $685. per COW. If
more attention was paid to feeding
and breeding it should be easy to in
crease the average profit per COW to
at least one-tenth of the profit made
by Sophie 18th of Hood Farm, which
would raise the total to s1,240,000, an
increase OF $44,000.000.