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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29
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Of ia1 @uperter til poa Ell bis Dag
6oert 9lor at tatfe % prize 9erren
for De @o6er. ri nDOer, oct er Oero
at legge Rerte til.
2oo bore, at Q~reii0enten % 8u-
Derngrerne miligbis uOiteOer iaa-
Dan SUPPORTING, foroi oct M en-
gang er blepen en- Stif, iao bar bet
aaigeoel in itore 8etpOning.
Alene 0enne n~ationale 3afiigelies.
Dag - / bette 9ono, buor Rege.
ringen 10 eaers ilet life 6eiatter jig
meO 3eligion - preger g6otionen.
Der er eIer8 5riiteIie NOT %
mauife iprIig / bette 9onO - til
at sioe menneifeIig 0petigbeO %
6IiO 2gren 6ooOe for en- rig 9eit
og ior gooe ReiuItuter al De FOR.
Ifeaige girfiombeoer; men iao tom.
mer 0eme 5ofiioeliesOog til 20
mpgelie for al menneifeIig Dpgtig'
beo oe StoItbeo.
N1en 0ette at iige 5df er Of gam.
mel 8uto, og oct oil meO ANDRE Orb
iige, at oct er ingen @rfaring eaer
grten0elie, man nplig bar gjort at
Ioi life ielo tiIfommer 9gren for De
Sober, ri np0er.
Zen eanlle 8ogts 5oneer Aief
op%for0rer: Differ @ii6 G~ofiieeIie %
betol Den 9sieite Dine 2sfter", %
8oulns: a5iger oIti0 SUD % 80
oeren 6of for ole 0ine."
Nen at Der iooIe6es o~pior0res
TIL at taffe @ltO for ale Ging, bet
rigti9 goot meo, 9oo0
apoIteIen 5afob Tiger: nj goo Ga.
be og al iulOfommen @oue er ouen.
ira og fomner ne6 ira 2pienes 30
Der"
Get isrmner Jig at tafte bom, ira
boem al goo @ooe tommer.
Men ct anoet Spsresmool -
9oor megen 3of og Fris mon @lro
foor pao 5ufiigeIiesOogen2
Seius belbreoeoe en- Song Il ipe.
IoolIfe Rpn6, men fun cen at Dem
I~oenote t.Iboge og gap Slt0 9gren
Iog toffeOe Seius.
@6on ifulSe BOG ipnes, at Der
bar Oct oobenbart, at Def bar Seils,
l6cr tiGfom 9eren for 6el6reoeQen
lof Dem aae. 2laigeoel toffer fun
cen of ii.
lttdfnemneIigbeo betrogtes iom en-
9oit, men - tpuf ielp oper, SPier,
bpor mango Der gsr fig ifploig /
I6eme 9oit.
Oct ffaf piaig htorenmes, al
menneIfeliq 0pgtigbe0 % Sin bar
|ioore meget at gore meo 6iIoeie-
bringelie al bet. ri opiorores til
lat taffe FOR, - ellten Der ino tPn.
Ites poo Screens afgrs0e. SuOu.
Itr.ens Brooufter eler 2ouoeireo.
Nen Oct npitc Spergsmonl BIZ
Der iao, ON oi fife ogiao ifpIOer
@llo 3of for 6pnerne til at fltnne
|ppre opgtige % fIittige bon
giper bno0e 6oritor0 og arPfter OF
opboIoer Dor Siin0be6.
Og boao piIoe, al por 9pstig9eo
og 5lto nptte til. bois life 8uO gap
&ean og frugtbore Gioer al Sim.
len?
80. oct er a6iolut r.gtigt, bDuo
glpoitelen Safob Tiger. at al goo
@oDe og al flI0tommen @aOe bonn
mer ira 9pienes 5ooer.
2g 0erTor er oef llge 9dd rlgflgt,
at Ri opfor6res til at toffe oa
prize @lto for ale De @dper o9 90.
Der. ri mootoger og npber / Ell 4urs
sob.
Men hi taffer 10 alligeoel life
meo minore pi bierteligt ertenOer,
lat aft goot fonmer ira 9erren.
Derfor 99lOer oct iom ! orrore
|Stpfter, iom ogioo / oct StDfte,
at alt goot tommer ira 6erren, fom
vla0er i'm Col opgoa ooer onoe o9
gooe og looer regne oper ~retferoige
|og uretf9r0ige."
Og ertenoer on oenne Sonobeo,
ioo oil on life nsjes meo OF tofte
II. g. a.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29


beleiIige Sio at oioifIe @eI-
0er, Der 6piler pao Dor fore 8reIte-
7foIe % Cana College boo6e for
Sogeis SfpG0 % ior De ca. $500
ni oorIig uloo betole / Renter -
Con til Ell Carer mere oeo StoIen.
@eloen poa Sfolen er $4,000.
S0orior life m8Oe irem til BET
inttenoe ~9forsme0e / 6oe ne, isis,
mc0 BET glooe 9u0ifob: Ser er De
1920 til @elOens 9libetaline?
0et 0reier iig Der Inn ON bette
enc: gil ri? tbi oi fan, ON ri oil.
GiI Di?
Sea igler MUG f%orpisiet ON, at
Der er monge runOt omtring i Dor
fore foreneOe 6onite airfe, Der flo.
Der moe meo set Quite: 8, Lao os
foo @pIoen foitet al Dor Somfun0s-
itole = it0oer moe meo set Speres-
mail: Gr Ser fife en- Bel 40 bill
fen bette fan lie? SO, pitt er Der
oct = Der er 8fIiens Sci - RfO-
Ierne er Der.
2oo os Der / 6enne 5orbin0elie
isrit lpgge RGrfe til en- pI6re
Ssiter8 Orb eaer Stpfte, Der
nplig bar itooet / 9loOet o0onite-
rem" ON Dor 8qlo. Sort minoe0c
5eiteren os ON, bpoo 9erren bar
giort imoo % Den iioite Nenne-
ifeal0er, banoe i tfnelig og oanoe.
Zig 6enieenoe, % uobrpoer ioa
fllrttelig / tit lille oeiIige Stpffe:
Get er Ifet al Serren, % er nnoer.
Zig for bore gine"l
IA. fnre 5omfiuosoenner og
8rosieffenoe, ri fol pere omtrent
blinoe poo begge Zine. bois ri fife
fan ie. at 9erren Dor itorligen pei
iiqnet os. booSe meo SenipH til
Siem. Sto1e, 9irfe o. Nisiionsor.
befoe.
Spor bar Serren p9ret goo moo
osl
Sfol oi ioa gonite roIie tr6ite
o. meo 6errens Bo6be6 moo os.
itoen at Ipgge en- bcIIie, tofnemme.
Zig 9eqeitring ior Dogen = uoen
at brinqe 5erren et oroentIigt Sof.
offer? Ssmmer Def iig FOR os2 Den
gonle Sgiter mener nei. Og oct me
ner 6ln fife oIene / Orb men ogfoo
/ @ernine.
Re0oftsren al a9oulferen" fsieoe
til / en- Reouttions @emerfning:
5ln boo6e $500 til @pl0ens afbe.
tdImg
Oct er bel til at toa 6or1tnno al.
Qct er CT tnoeIigt 6irgerpeg frem
til @oalet, life ianot2 "a Seitre al
Den Slags - oet fIareoe belle Ga
gen: De $4,000.
SIT ioooome "a Ssitre tunoe fin.
.oes, bet tror ieg gonife beitemt. ON
.De perionligt bleo ipltrgt; men lao
mi bele 6ette 2sft blipe giort | en-
.fulo, aloo % 5rio.a igbeoens aon0;
0erior tom mi ielu irem, Ssitre o9
@reore. bouOe gomle os unge -
fom meo en- nttlo &nnnos @ope".
Ser ] 9ortbeo nogle go0e prnftiife
&nf nor Sngens loffeliee 8ennem.
.fsreIie:
I. Sltbifriptionsti0 ira MI al til
Ben Ii6ite Dag, anrsme0et boloes
i 9or 5reliers 0enigbeo, Rocine.
isis. 1913.
2. Sllbifriptionen er fun bn0en.
De. iaafremt De $f2,0 900 bliper NIB.
til ben lib.
3. 5ntet 1rpf Iesees poo De en-.
.felte Neng6eoslemmer; men til
|Sfolens genner ital oct lp0e -
meO geliigneIie og 4niooret ior
.Eie -: oaom MI og iubifriber en-
fulo Soanos @ope - Zig Ssiteren:
$500, $500. 5000, 500, $50, $25,
SIS eler $40, ener mere og min.
Ore efter epne.
4. 9lae bore Greiter, boaber iee,
pil me0 @le6e D9re Neobi9lpere i
oenne Gag - tale Sngei og toee
moo Subifription De ite0liee DE.
nigbeoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

til ale 9enner / Seiu geapu.
2do MO M bore fra genner
.run0t Omfring / 2on0et.
@eo aGrIigbeoens Silien.
Goers Beng.
g.. 9. Gbriitianfen.
i. e. a~irfebIooet be0es optoge
oette StDffe.
Gftcrifrift. 0o ieg mootog 9re-
BET me0 ben offentIi99iorte SenitiI'
ling fra sen ganle Ssiter, too Def
for mig, at Der bunOe togeS fut
uoen at oente poo en- gorsmsOe.ge .
illttnine, % ieg er GLAD oeo, otSom-
fimtoets 5ormonO bar toeet ben
Iaomle SGters Sonte op.
9eoor ct NeoIem Of Dor airfe
ioo0on frem meo SenitiI-
ing % 5iIblro, bDorfor itiiloe ion
fife boo6e oeofommen6e ieGo og ale
.IigeiinOeoe babe en- anleoning til at
gre en- goo @ernitel .
vt Ben gomle Ssiter ifiiI0e barre
6en eneite / Somhrnoet, Tom mener,
oi gonIe bsr betnIe Ben @nIo. bi
bar itiftet - oob nei, BET par %
for golt at t9nfe zig.
90 6en 9onfe, biin u0toIte, at
0erion ni life betoIer @pIOen, ion
oil De u1ae lutte. at pi fife bar lat
.itor 9ris poo 0irtens og Dor 60
les 9irtIombe6, Den TIoq mig.
Del er fife oIene ON oct ismmer
zig at ~eiterIooe SomfunosgRIo, men
Sn0fInoelien, oct oiI bnpe.
git hi fan betole 6e $4,000 i
9for - Def er iee ftISt no enig
neo 1orrnunoen om. Der er en0og
moneen Nono / Somi1m0et, iom
let fun0e gre oct olene.
Seq brpOer mig life ON at lore
geoiIer for Dor gbne 6ertil; tbi De
Foreligger / OoerFIoo.
Tten ON Der er 8iIIig6e6 -
ia oct oil iee ooioo boobe, blot
mon Ter Sogens Storbe0.
Der bar ioo tiot oeret betalt
SomfunoseGIo oo iogt, at ioo bur.
De ri fife Strife M @Gl0. og Der
bar o9ret floget ooer ben ofte gen.
.taane @elosinoiomIin9.
Oct Ifal inDrsmmes, at oct er
teoeIigt ioooon otter og after at ffiiI-
lie betoIe Somflnosgel6.
Den - ieg oil ipsree. iom ieg
oeo flere 2eiIigbe0er bar ipuret:
Sporfro 6l6rerer @ploen? er oct
ira. at Der brliges FOR me9et2 e0er
fra. at Ger fornmer for liot ino2
Seq er al ben Wetina, al @pl.
Den bar lin @nrn6 / BET fi6ite.
Spoo asr I. efs. en- 5ormer.
noar ban foor ct Rispefitoor2
Stonoier eaer inoifrpnfer ban fin
9e0rift, efer ban brilger mere, END
ban foar ino2 8iitnof BET fiOite.
5olfclennene moo ban i bert 5oIo
.betole.
Smiun0et bar bait ior mango
Ytisonfitoar - Der er fomnet for
Iiot mo til 3riften al port Gam.
.fun6s 8irfiombe0er - oerior 8el.
Den.
Oct par llret at fIaee oper, at
pore 99rere ioor FOR meget / Ssn,
eller ooer, at Der pno nogen Roa0e
s0iIes me0 Benge.
Soem oil ioo gioe2
Du gomle, Der bar Pe1gene eaer
Miolerne. oil tpnfer mooffe, at on
ifol efterlnOe 6ine gsrn Dem.
Den gamIe S@ter bar ogfda Born;
men bun tpnfer. at netop 0erfor
moo bun oqre meo at betoIe @pI.
Den for Of gernene life fol foa
BET SnotrDf, at bum bar torrie /
5orboIo til airfeng gfrbei6e.
Oct er life iiffert, at oct er en-
goo anbringelie Of Dine 8enee al
.gipe 6ile Bern Dem.
DIN aopitol til at beannoe meo
bar f~ormoOentlig ct iitnot 2egeme 90
en- goo Oporagelle - pnnt til OF
.arbeioe og bol6e goot 9ns meO,
9paO on tiente.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

: 9ilfGIbs af urseslmasFgbso,r psb
rssbtoeeIien hsbes man tla9e til bet fsblist
sssHSrfsn. Stulbs bet life biolpe. bebes
man b%snusnb, na til o9%anftersn"s
aentor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

Entered at Blair Posfoffce az second
c,ass matter.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-08-27
KAREL FOR LOWER TAXES.

There has been heap of talk this
aud for that matter for this
OF taxing people, and always will note the idea has
Of raising taxes come tonight few
of
of lowering
stand for the principle that the less the people
emily with the
they governed consistently with good order the happier they
During the past ten there has
the administration the
created without number Boards inquiry have been appointed
investigate almost everything
extent that state employees fill the capitol building
You will search the blue book vain the effort to find
these
nothing On the contrary will find that every
received tat salary with coming delightful regularity
What wonder is it then with all these hungry mouths
further
pockets to provide the money to keep things
natural
and suggesting reducing the
ing the outrageous the state hold
shame disgrace to this
should squander the peoples with such reckless abandon
at immense expense to the state but with great JOY the gthe
that
provide work for experts to keep them
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-08-27
PERSONAL MENTION.
DIR. Joseph Smith spent Monday
in Tomahawk on business.

DIR. Joseph Smith spent Monday
in Tomahawk on business.
Fred Kemmer of Los Angeles, CAL,
is visiting at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Ringle, Jr.
Mrs. S. L. Mershon of Grand
Rapids, Mich, is visiting al the home
of her daughter, Mrs. II. /. Crawford.
Mrs. B. T. Single will depart to-
night for Sac City, Ia, on visit to
her brother, Daniel Lamoreux and
family. She will be absent several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Goodrich return
ed home yesterday from La Crosse,
their son w. e. Goodrich and wife
over Sunday.
Mrs. W. G. Norton who has been
visiting in the city during the sum-
mer, returned to her home in Richie,
Miss, on Thursday. She was accom-
panied as far as Chicago by her sister,
Mrs. e. A. Gooding and Mrs. ]. N.
Manson.
Frank Lanouette former Wau-
SOU DOy, now Oh MlDnedpOllS, has
been visiting and sight seeing in
this city during the past week. He
noted many remarkable changes in
the city since his last appearance
here about twenty years ago.
Mrs. III. L. Davis of San Francis
co, arrived in this city last Saturday
evening. She is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. A. III. Groat and after short
stay will proceed east with her daugh-
ter, Miss Gertrude, who has been Wis
iting Miss Edith circuit the past sum-
mer.
H. g. Flieth, A. G. Schmidt, W.
B. Pedigo, Chas. Helke and Henry
Oswald went up to Bayfield, to attend
the convention of the State Horticult-
ural society, held in That city on
Wednesday. There were about 100
outsiders present. All returned
very enthusiastic over that part Of
our state as fruit producing section.
The waters of lake Superior tempers
the atmosphere SO that there is no
frost during the fruit growing season.
Last year there were l81 days between
frosts up there. They grow apples,
plums, peaches, berries, etc. One
man has just put in ten acres of
peaches. Mr.. Flieth went over to Cor
nucopia, to visit his son, Walter and
family, and to make the acquaintance
of his new grandson.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-08-27
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
EDGAR.


Miss Julia Schneider left for Eland
Saturday for few days visit with
fr1ends.l She was accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. G. Schneider, as far
as Wausau.
Miss Mae La Qua of Madison ar
rivedsnere wednesday for few Gays
visiC with her parents.
Mrs. G. Schneider entertained the
Ladies Aid Thursday at her home.
Mrs. w. 9. Lippla entertained the
Scaafskopf club Friday evening.
Mrs. f. j. Tomkiewicz entertained
The Ladies Aid at her home Wennes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Grieve and daughter, Ra-
chal, returned home Saturday after a
few days visit with friends and rela-
tives at Wausau.
Irwin Puchner returned home Mon
day after few days visit with rela-
tives at Wausau.
Miss Esther La Qua attended the
Marshfield fair last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Stranch of St.
Paul Park, Mimi, arrived here last
Monday, to spend a couple of days
visiting at the home of the latters
brother, Chas. Greve. They departed
Wednesday for Brillion where they
will visit relatives.
The annual fair will be held at Ed
gar, August Both and 31st. Cones
lannon's Fourth Regiment band and
orchestra of Wausau will be here Fri
day, the first day of the fair, and will
furnish music ON the streets in the
forenoon and afternoon and in the
evening this renowned orchestra will
render up to date selections for the
dancers at the big dance in the pavil-
i'm
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-08-27
FARMERS AND THE INCOME TAX.

communication Daily News H. Smith goes
at the state income tax law from angle
In Wisconsin, he theirs farms occupied
by a. by tenants and 451 managers report is
from each of all
going notary the which
would 1854 254 The
and stamps to send reports to the collector would
THESE amounts do not include taxesus getting
ready"
The of collection
reckessne of this nequtab and unpopular
absorbed compromising officials
the law and Mr. Smith shows
their
assessment who put to inconvenience and outlay
red tape methods which feature of the
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-08-27
THE WAGE GARNER AND THE INCOME TAX

The Hon W Boes candidate the nomination
democratic ticket the
manufacturer and acknowledged friend of the
emphasizes the effect of an income tax, follows:
when business conducted
carefully scanned than during The
of disbursements
materials at
regular reduced charge
be lowered and
thing remains
Wages mnst be reduced keep the business from going
bankruptcy
Wages alone is the only item disbursements that
law therefore, placing
burden the industries of Wisconsin
ngmen the state added
placed the shoulders of the that
better to leave the money where the workngman
chance at his share of it than to the politicians
the everncreang horde of oehoder
den of whose has already
The prosperity of the farmers pros
pety of ALL Any law, there which industry
courag thrift and frugay eopardes high standard of
the Wisconsin
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-08-27

Joseph E. Davies or Wisconsin,
secretary of the democratic nation
al committee, on Friday night an
nounced that Rudolph Spreckels of
California and John J. Blaine of
Wisconsin, supporters of Senator
La Toilette in his campaign for the
republican presidential nomination,
had agreed to head an organization
to work for Woodrow Wilson in the
presidential campaign. The organ
ization will be known as the Wilson
National Progressive league, and
will make an active fight in support
of Wilson among republicans. Allied
with Mr.. Spreckels and Mr..
Blaine in this work will be Charles
R. Crane of Chicago, also formerly
active in the republican party.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-08-27
TIE ONLY REMEDY.

The republicans OF the twenyecond senatorial district comprising
Rock and Waworh counties the district
by the Hon John Whitehead in nominating candidate
Tor senator adopted resolutions from which the following quoted
We interested in the development and prosperity
state and we favor economical and efficient admins
traton OF state government with fewer commissions and
maintained at the public expense approve pres
emit unnecessary and income tax that dminates
against Wisconsin industries Wisconsin capital.
We friends of the university liberal education
object TO the partisan activity politics of the
other public Institution which supported
zens"
There to be only the evils
nomination and election of Judge John Karel for governor
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-08-27

HERBERT 81. MANSON, Wausau,
member of the finance committee
of the Democratic national com
mittee, after comforting with Ed
ward c. Wall, Milwaukee, the other
Wisconsin member of the committee,
went to Chicago to confer with
other members of the committee in
regard to raising the campaign
fund. He carried Mr.. Wallis proxy.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-08-27
GOOD BARGAINS.

We have just fallen into some rare
bargains. We have for sale the Her.
man Miller property on the Sturgeon
Eddy road, one acre of ground and a
modern 10 room house. This Is the
best bargain of the season.
We have a lot on Stark st between
7th and 8th SITS. Price $4,000.
35 acres near Kelly station with
small house, price $4,000.
CR0ClzER-THAYER LAND Co.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-08-27

GEN. DARLINGTON BooTH, who has
been one of the greatest men of our
world, died on Tuesday night. He
was the founder and leader of the
Salvation Army, whose work has
spread to every foot of the Garth.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-08-27
Are Ever at War.

There are two things everlasting!y
at war, joy and piles. But Bucklen's
Arnica Salve will Danish piles in any
form. 1t soon subdues the itching,
irritation, Inflammation or swelling.
1t gives comfort, invites joy. Great
est healer of burns, boils, ulcers, cuts,
bruises, eczema, scalds, pimples, skin
eruptions. Only % cts. at w. w.
AlberS.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-08-27
ANOTHER GREAT REFORM.

Have primary pamphlet printed nv
the state the expense Of the taxpayers That pamphlet
those blessed reforms that mark pathway progressive
politicians the the duty
of the secretary state publish this pamphlet copy
each voter days before the primary
tn and candidates privileged advertise themselves
much Candidates for state page
and $3.50 for each additional
page Tor 5000 for the first
800 for each additional candidates per
and candidates for member of assembly $40
little story has
he-he candidate only cnh the NAV also
include and nhct his picture This at prohibited
the pamphlet before eight candidates advertising
and eckess include their pictures and but for the title
would gain the impression that
with before using pictures and testimonials evidenng
y ere cured o. one tact however is very evident from reading of
these seaudatory wp these eight been
cured of running for Office for according
have been candidates for already have held foe
has seemingly made their chronic still judging pictures
and the a At some real io would
be the medicine to Without exception
put old mans and the old adys opinion of
the offspring published
recognition of a obligation the
tesyng to and giving the old folks certificate
character and little present
those excellent personal qualities progressive
wees already performed for the public wea
by each candidate htha specially peculiarly HMM his
estimation drawing the salary particular
In most cases too particular stress laid having
farm of which wise fothough farmers expected
notice and show due appreciation 1t will appeal
however, another evidence
Judge hare or W. Bens appear in this pamphlet
Inc biographies OF enade men always entertaining and often
amusing don't read these pamphlet examples political
neurology your lips split they'll you laugh keep
lip and will be the
experiments government
to bring about cobaratve literary pamphlet
But what the will especially the cost of
twenty pamphlets voters and according
to the vote cast for 1908 this require printing
approximately follows NNp@'eis "o'u
59o e1Sn
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-08-27
UNIVERSALIST SERVICES.

Regular services in the Universalist
church will begin next Sunday morn
ing, after a cessation during the
month of August. Rev. w. II.
Gould will, as usual occupy the pulpit
and services at 1890 a. M.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-08-27

I. R. is even opposed to his own
son-in-law's election, because he is
not a bull mooser, and Longworth
is to have an opponent in his dis
trict.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-08-27

CONGRESS adjols ned Monday, Aug.
10th, at 4:30 p. m. The Penrose
campaign investigation resolution
was passed.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-08-27

The ladies of the Presbyterian So
ciety will serve lunches at the fair
grounds, each day at the fair. Wv
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DR.. +. G. Nichols and family are
moving today into the Beeb6 resi-
dence on Mcclellan street.
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elicit paid by taxpayers

AS this
voter consider worth his while bring
about complete change the Capitol experiment
his try economical business administration under the
vision of Governor
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-08-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following have been licensed to
wed of late
w. III. McNiesh, Appleton, Wis,
and Hildegarde Kreutzer, Plover.
Clarence Satterlee and Louisa ON
holt, both of Rothschild.
Macmillan Foryenski, Grand
Rapids and Mary Bosinski, Wausau.
Chris. Fl. Gretchen and Laura
Mathes, both of Town of Cleveland.
= Arthur Retz and Lille Leistikow,
both OF Wausau.
Peter Nelson and Minnie Miller,
both of Ringle.
Siebren Hettinga and Johanna TIE
paske, both of Ringle.
Chas. Harbough, Wausau and Ger
trude Steffamus, Mosinee.
Emil Pagel and Hulda Bloomquist,
both of Wausau.
A vast amount of i'll health is due to
impaired digestion. When the stom-
ach fails 10 perform its functions prop
erly the whole system becomes de-
ranged A few doses of Chamberlain s
Tablets is all you need. They will
strengthen your digestion, invigorata
your liver, and regulate your bowels,
entirely doing away with that mis-
cradle feeling due TO faulty digestion.
Try it. Many others have been per-
manentlv cured-why not yor? For
sale by all dealers.
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written, authorized and paid
for by Frank Wiesner, Wau-
sau, Wis.,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-21

1 guess that Richeson won't MIND,
Take them to him" and he handed the
pair to the guard.
Quickly they were taken to Richie
son He thanked the guard and said
MY, but YOU are obliging here.
While Richeson was preparing HIM
self physically and spiritually the wit
nesses We're slowly gathering in the
vardens apartments, where they
awaited the call to proceed to the death
chamber,
First came the newspaper men. They
were quickly followed BY the physi-
clans and the other legal witnesses
AT last the hour Of midnight was
heard peahng forth from the bell Of a
nearby church
Again the watches we're dragged out
and the time compared II was mid
night Warden Bridges informed the
witnesses that he would dispense with
the formality of reading the death war