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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-31
DENMARK.
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Rev. and Mrs. Hitchcock and two
sons arrived in Denmark last Satur-
day to be here for the graduation ex-
ercises at Denmark ccademy. as their
son Henry is to be one of the gradu-
ates. They have come all the way
from India where they have been in
missionary work for many years.
Mr. and Mrs Asa Houston are en-
tertaining their relatives, Rev. and
Mrs. Hitchcock and children of India.
Mrs Hoffman of Nauvoo. H. leaves
today after being here since last Fri
day when she came in response to a
telegram telling of the serious illness
of her little grandson. Ralph Van
Tuyler who died Saturday at $40
after an illness of only about thirty
six hours.
Mr.. Hoffman, OF Nauvoo, brother OF
Mrs. Chas. Van Tuyle attended the
funeral of his nephew here Sunday at
2 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob schneble and
daughter Agnes and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Neff and children, Francis. Alta,
Gilbert and Reuben spent Sunday
with Mr.. C. A. Showaiter and family
The memorial sermon was preached
at the Congregational church on Sun.
day. May IS by Rev. H. L. HEM.
Decoration day services at 2 p. m.
at the Congregational church, May 80
Address by Rev. Lyman.
The sale of Mr. and Mrs. Porter
was held yesterday. things sold we'll
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter leave at once for
visit with relatives in different
parts of Iowa and then 60 to Los An
geles. Calf. where they expect tc
spend next year.
Rev. and Mrs. Bentzinger and chill
iren dined with MIR and Mrs. Showal
ter Monday evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-31
BOARD MEETS IN
REGULAR SESSION
major Collins Offers site for New
school Building IN the
kilbourne Add
tion.
THE LIST or GRADUATES
Mise. Alber. Wolfe ana Mabel
Elder win the kiibourne
Prizes This
Year.
THE LIST or GRADUATES

~
The board OF education met last
night at their room at the High
school building in regular session and
received the reports OF the superfn-
tendent of schools and the principal
Of the High school.
only five members OF the board
we're present They were Messrs-
Robert. Hamill. Latz, woolley ana
Hughes.
II was decided by the board to try
oil;ng Fifth street in front of the
Wells school in order to allay tins
dnst nuisance. Mr. I-utz was the faith
er of the motion, seconded by Mr..
Hamill
The question OF the safety of the
Wells school was again brought Up
nv Mr.. Lutz and it was decided to
have the commissioner OF public safe
4 inspect the building again and re-
mort TO the board on the conditions
teachers and scholars have been
alarmed lately. il seems, by blasts
from the water power works shaking
the building and. as. it is known thar
fhe school is in a bad state of repair
II vas decided to have it looked at.
ter
A communication was read from
Major w. B Collins offering block
sixty.four in the Kilbourne addition *
the city for a school house site FOR
$4,000. 1t is triangular shaped tract
bounded by Exchange, Kilbourne
Place, Clinton Place and Twenty-Sec
ond street. The matter was referred
to the committee on school houses ana
Mr. Hamill was instructed to ses
whether or not sixty day option
could be secured on the tract.
Superintendent Aldrich submitted
the following reports:
Superintendent's Report Of the keokuI
Schools for the Month ENDING
April rs, 1912.
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AUTO PARTIES
MEMORIAL DAY
A Number Visited keoxuk for Sight
Seeing, Some Of Which Are
Noted.

There were number of automo-
bile parties in Keokuk yesterday call
ed here on account of the Memorial
day exercises. The following are a
few of the parties noted from among
the many who came here:
S. AtIee. w. R. Timpe. G.. W.
Hanchett. W. R. Hanchett and Miss
Hanchett from Fort Madison.
b. P. Brown and daughter and Miss
Davidson of Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs, W T. Duker. D. T.
Duker. Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. d. F.
Wilcox OF Quincy.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. ". Duvall. three
children and several guests from
Davenport.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-31
Hunnors

Commonly cause pimples. boils. hives.
eczema or salt rheum. or some other
form OF eruption; but sometimes they
exist in the system, indicated by feel
ings OF weakness, ianguor. loss OF ap-
petite. or general debility. without
causing any breaking out.
They sre expelled and the whole sys-
tenn is renovated. strengthened and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-31
GOOD EXCUSE TO
LAND IN CUBA
(Continged from page l.,

ting great landing parties on Cuban
soil. will have greatly popcSrized
himself and possibly may be able to
complete his plan of retaining politi
cal control.
The rebels in Oriente are still cry
ing Viva La Rebellion" although sc
far they have given no signs that the,
desire to fight the troops now in the
field and the palace officials have re
fused to permit aggressive operation:
against them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-31
Respectfully submitted.
tSigned) r. L. REID,

Principal High school
1t was announced that the Kilbourne
prize money this year goes to Alberta
Louise Wolfe and Mabel Glare Elder.
They will be awarded sS4. II and
$40 81 respectively
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-31

Hives. eczema, itch or salt rheum
sets you crazy. Can't bear the touch
OF your clothing Doan's Ointment
cures the most obstinate cases. WI
suffer. All druggists sci, ii.
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Pieknoeket Specialist.

The age OF specialism! A pickpock-
ct who was arrested in Paris last
week mentioned that he only exer-
cised his profession on the irresistible
pockets of persons watching an aero
plane.-Punch.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-31

Blanche Baur. Donald A. Beger.
George Michael Bickel Eldora Nicola
Burton. Elizabeth Mary Board. Ruth
Gladys Brown Harold Wilbur Bowrby,
Mary Hazelton Crane. Homer Johnson
Gin gman. Ada Florence Conrad. GER
trude Agnes Dillon. Mabel Glare Ed
er, Edward Everett Hawkes.. James
B. Hodge. Ralph Marshall Hueston.
Ruby Mae Hummer. Allen Cornelius
Immegart. Marie Burlington Jones,
Mildred Anna Joy. Bertha Nathalia
E. j. Koeber, Robert Earl Linquist.
carlos Delmar Meador. Charles John
Meister. Leah Mildred Miller. Arthur
GIL Morgan. Margaret Irene Musser.
William H. Nygren. MURRAY L. O'Blen-
ess, Rose Mary Pelz. Victor B. Peters.
Harold Covington Pond. Mildred A.
Rayburn. Laura Fulton Reed, Clayton
Raymond Reiner, Ignore Rich, Harold
Peregoy Roberts, Madge Anderson
Roberts, Hugh Jewett Robertson. Ed
ma Irene Rollosson. Mildrea A.
Schmidt. Elizabeth Stoddard Stevens,
Irene Isabel Strickler, Clarence Rich.
ard Sutherland, Helen B. MILESTONE
Alberta Louise Wolfe, Joseph Frank.
lin Wycoff
The Prize Winners
| For the four years work. the nfg.-
est mark is won by Alberta Louise
I Wolfe. average standing 96 1917 pc;
& cent. who is recommended for frs
honors. The second highest rank 70,
!; the four years is won by Elizabeth
! Stoddard Stevens. average standing
s IS 1872 per cent, who is recommended
+ for second honors
Honorable mention on an average
standing of 90 per cent Or above fol
the four years Is won by George
Michael Bickel. Mabel Glare Elder
!, Allan Cornelius Tmmegart, Mildred
Anna Joy. Margaret Irene Musser
Murray T.. Q'BlenesE. Harold Covins
ton Pond. CLAYTON Raymond Reinel
Ignore Rich, Edna Irene Rollosson.
For the fourth years work the high
est rank is won by Alberta Louis
Wolfe. average standing 81 % pc
cent. who is recommended for the frs
Kilbourne prize. Second highest ranl
for the fourth years work is won b,
Mabel Clare Elder, who is recommend
ed for the second Kilbourne prize. he
average standing beng 81 At pc
cent
Respectfully submitted.
(Signed) r. L. REID,
Principal High school
1t was announced that the Kilbourn'
/ prize money this year goes to Albert;
Louise Wolfe and Mabel Glare Elder
They will be awarded sS4.1T ant
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-31
Their Comparative Bulk.

The latest Russian dancer to ar
rive for an American tour is Mile.
Observation-Disclosures She will carry
her wardrobe in handbag and her
name on three fatcars fastened to.
gether.
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Principal Reds Rerort.
Principal Reid submitted the follow
ing report on the work of the seniors
Tor this year:
May 90. 1912.
10 the board of education:
The following pupils having COM
pisted the prescribed course of in
struction in the High school are here
ny recommended by the High school
faculty fer graduation: Emma
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-31
Hoods Sarsaparilla

Get 1t today In usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called Sar8atahss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-31
Eeit il Comma on.

FeIt It Coming On.
UNITED Press leased Wire Service j
WASHINGTON. May ST. Hurry
up waiter; I'm liable to die" said
John Boucher of Langley. Va, to a
cafe waiter. Then he pitched over
dead from heart failure.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-18

Mihuel s.. .6einb, 5eitamentsppl
itreder, an Sobn Bauer, 10 Sabre
paht, ppm Is. Nobember 1912 an,
auf bas Gigentbum befannt ais 1901
@ilbsrt Mpenue. Mpnotlihe Wfiette
SIS.
SoIepb $. Burt an sSamss 3. Burt,
einen u~ngetbeilten Mntbeil an 20 bel
100 SUP an Der Siioieits Der Ga'tern
Mpenue. 81.
Charles apebel, Sr., an WiQldm
=. Rann, Sruitee, Sbeil bon Cots 118
unb 119 in q. 8. Yieripn's unterabz
tbeilune bon Oit College Sin. 81.
Die 8. u. peters Reoltp So. an
@iqiam unb Mabls UNDERWOOD, 40
BEL 100 SUB ON Der Sfieite Der
Spper Mpenue, 480 5ub Iuolid BON
Der SeImar 4penue in ct. Bernard.
$1,O0.
2pttie Wt. Weaper on annd 3,
6artipis, 43 bel 125 SUB an Der Siioz
feits Der Mrbor Npenue, $50 SUB Oft
lid bon ser Gbparbs Roab in 5pos
Yurf. 81. =
Maria 81. 8. M. 9. Self an So6n
8. Bones, 80 bel 1875 SUB an Der
IprbIeits Der fSslb Ipenue, 400 Jub
tpeitlih bon Der Gptportb Ipenus. 81
Bauline 9. 2oboer an Irsoerid 8,
2inaomer, 5 Sabre Yad)t, BON l. St=
tpber 1912 an, auf Cots 35, 36 nnn
81 in 9rate's NahlaB an Der Dtidsz
brae Mpenue. SG6rlide Wtiethe 5000,
nit benz 4ntaufs> pripile9ium 81
$4,000.
3. Benjamin 8eorge an 5reo. 8.
2inaonner, so SUB an Der Suo1stts
Der Sdflep Mpenue. 81.
i. Marp SO. Sturgis II. 4no. on
oyames 8. Gamblers, SO Sub on Der
Norbieite Der 8labItons Mpenue. $3.50
Sobn u. pitts an bic g. 81. 9etera
Stealth &c.. 40 Bel 120 SUB on oet
Siibfsits Der 6anfislb Strabe, so Sui
Ditlih BON Serome 4penue. 81.
Bert q. Moormun an Gbporb 8.
Suhs. 35 Bel 12O SUB an Der Start
brett Ipenue. 81.
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Dn foff nt6t fte6fen.
Siis3e bon Gle arafft.


Sic lieB bas Muto on elmer Gte Der
ftiaen. p%orrebmen Strabe bes 8erliner
Weitens balten unb gebot benz gbauf'
feur, az parten.
LIMB tpenn i6 auriidtomme, fofori
i'm Ihneniten 5empo no9 8dbuboi
Jriebriafrabe," faate ie i'm Zone Der
berfpobnien, Dprnebmen Jrau, beren
8efeble blinolinss aussefibrt" tpurben.
Der Wtann NIT benz Derihloiiensn
8eiiht unter Der 2ebermiise nidte
bepot.
.gndbise Jrau tDnn.n iih auf mid
oerlaHen."
Da sins Coma Don Serafhetpsta.
Shre S6ritte. bic 3uerft baitis unb
~uniiberlegt portpdrts itrebten, purben
erft Dann langiamer, aIs iie fiiblte, bab
bic n~eugRrisen 8lide Der 8oriibers
gebenben ihre tpunberpoue Jigur mebr,
aIs notbig mar, ftreiften, ben toitbaren
Wantel unb Die tede, fleine Reije-
mi:be. bic ibr solbbeIes !0aar nur
tpenig bebedte.
Sic brauhte fih ia auh gar ni6t 10
an beeilen. 9a briben, NO bic arins
gfeupanb on Der rotben Gteinmauer
Elm 10 unDermutbetes ssbDn in oas
@robftobtmilieu bineinbrahte, mar 10
I9on bic 9DdteriauIe, Die ibr Gint
felt 5tnei Sabren befuhte. sic ipubte
nod sana eenau, pie Nnnelieie bamals
lire 5anb f~eftgebalten bate. als liz
aus purer Neugier nit benz Jrdulsin
81 biefem eriten Sdusgang mitses
sangen rpar.
sd mill ba niht binein unb lernen.
9ilf mir bod. Mama." -.
Mber tie bate bic ausgsfiredten
6dnbe luhenb suriidaeifoben unD bas
gon5e, ileine. tpioerfpenfise piippden
ba5u.
.Nh Gott, aleines -. mir it's ia
auh niht reht, aber bu tpeibt bod
papa mil es nun einmal, bab bu mil
ben mbern Rinbern auiummen urier.
ridtt 1pirft. Mber loB nur, bufir be-
fommft bu iest ale Gage bic Doppelts
portion Rpnfttt BON mir
Der papa mil es nun einmnI.1
Die fhDne Jrau bIidte ii9 ers
.i9rodeu Inn. War es ibr bod ebsa ges
REFER sls % etnter tbr a3s GesaIi
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@rnnbeisentbumss 6ppptbefen.
Cincinnati. Is. Nop.

' " ' = y ~ w.
Neue 9ppotheten.
SeFe 9. 6aplep an goparb ".
@psmer. $2250.
Bertha 6ua an Brighton German
9ant So. $1,000.
Sobn M. 6. Rois an bisielbs.
$4,000.
Bertha Sun an bisielbe. $1,000.
Georse SeiB an Gttp Saq 8. uno
9. gp. $4,000.
Nannie g. Stpsm on Sutton g.
unb g.. u. Np. 4. $3.50.
Mabel UNDERWOOD an d. Wurb g.
unb 6. So. $500.
Nnna 6. 6urtpig an Centennial
9. 81. 60. $4,000.
Warie 6. McTss an 7. Darb 8.
unb 9. 60. 5000.
8alentine q. Sruut an WiGiam s.
Rdp, 5ruftee. $759.72.
Qnna 6. 6artpig an 2ottie M.
W.uper. 5000.
Cora e. Bacon an Carthage g. unb
6. u. $500.
8etilgte 6bpptbeten.
Ssnrn Soitportb an Star 9. ".
SO. 3 60. $1,000.
s. s. 9aumqartner an gnterprife
9. unb 6. u. go. $1,000.
Gina W. Rotbe on Centennial 9.
u. $4,000.
9ieielbe an s. s. aiunsb. $500.
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GIeiteiltigfeit folgt, bate fth Res
WarbeIe bemG6tigt uno IieB ibn ant
rDrten:
yDenn tein Motel uuf ibm 6aftet,
penn tein 8erbre6en feline 9ano be-
fIedt, 10 piirbe id i'm jebt niht mebr
gu gerins adten, ibm mtinen Namen
5u geben, ibm enblta Die 9enu9z
t5uuns angeoeiben 81 loifen, pel6e t2
ibm 10 LANCE porentbaIten babe. @nz
ME, Dein Sinh ipQ ni6t me6r nar1enz
los, nidt nit Dem 5Ieden elmer uHz
redtmdbisen 8eburt gebranomdrtt
bur6 bic Melt gehen! - Mte6r fam
ih freiIih nidt fir Oahelbe tbun,
nitts als meinen Ramen tann ib
ihm geben unb meme 2ie6e - ulo
bittere, bittere Qrmuth." -
Hiharb fhloB bic matte 6uno oeS
2eioenber nit treuem, t~rGfttgerl
Crude in feline betben 6Gn0e. Sn lei
mem oansen 8enebmen lag cine Qner@
fennune, tpeI6e bic barten Worte Der
Mibbiuiguna ausglei6en ioQte, Die e.
in isinsm .3orns iid beruusgenommen
bate. 9arauf er3G9lte er benz Wfarz
heie, mas sr o Matteo puBte, uto
pie tpobl an3unebmen, er lei fem
5pbn. Den Sob Nnnie's - bon Dem
ihm 5par nenig, bod 10 ptel betannt
mar, bub es Elm gepoltiam berbeigez
fibrtsr gepeien - perI6pieg er na@
.irIit,, benin er ponte ia bieier per-
bufterten SeeIe ni6t nod mebr Ser
pirruna, ionbern ssrieben %bringen. -
Die trosige gitterfeit 0 Wfatteo's
Nutur elaubte RidarO ni6t gang
ii6eras1en gu fOnnen, bod beribrte er
Die Sdctten ieines gharatters nur
Iei6tbiu unb peilte mebr bel DEN
GittIeiten beiIelben.
Die bsu uno itola Die Qugen ocs
alien Romani aufleu6teten, ols Ri4z
arb matteo's ti6ner Shat nebaAte,
Der er ietbit fsin 2eben oerbantte!
.Msnn nun MatteQ in feiner
Shroffhsit Sbre Site uusi6lii9e,
fpsnn er ben Namen 3uridpieIe?"
fragile Riharb fori6enb.
.Gr miro IS niht pugen!" - REF
Der Warheie nit einem 3uriitfaleN
in ieinen frii6eren 6otmuth, Der rs
linn als unm0slth eri6etnen lieB, ein
foltes Nnerbieten ob3upeiien. nGr
ipirb es nidt tbun" - IeBte er mil
Der bin5u. ,9si9d6e es aber. 10 pirs
es cine harte Strafs fir mid. 0enz
nod pirbe i6 itets Den ~feQnen, Der
mid, ebe IS gu ipdt mar, gu benz @erz
Iute ermuthigt bat, mein unre6t tDez
niaftsns tbeilneiie gu iIhnen."
Die Bsioen famen therein, bnB
Momani re6tstrdftis unb oollqiiltig
Watteo als So6n anerfennen miHe.
rnn Riharb BEL ieiner 8iidreiie na6)
9tutinlono nod genauere grfunotz
aunaen ein3ie1en nerbe. Wenn nun
Mnes iiA ~bepdbre, tpie ma dnsun:Az
men 10 suten 8runo bate, 10 folle
benz iunqen Slider Die Sohlage be-
tannt eemu6t unb bas Document
au~s1ehdnbiQt perben. = Die Qngelez
oenbsit purbe BON benz Marnefe nit
einsm Offer betrieben, als ldee bdrin
Ifon ein @utmuden fir feline unperz
7eihtihe DernohldHidung. S6on on
einem Der nG6Iten Mbenbe fam Gin
Sahndlter, Der unter bem Sieqef 7tiz
reg Disnffeibss bas 8eheimnib erTuh-
unb bic l1rtunbe dufiebte. Riharb
unb Elm junaer enaliiher Getitlifer-
Elm fFrernb unb 9ertpanbter BON Inn,
ben CT unldneTt in 9enebig oetroffen.
Der ginsiue, benz er niht ous1epifen
mar - bienten als 3eugen babel. -
(5ortietun9 folgt.)
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Gincinnuti. is. 81

9TH HuII, 10, .
George 8al5er an pbiIip Balser, "a
Qder lanb in Settion % BON Gpm-
mes 5opnibip. $500.
gbriitina 8. 6sTe an Jrsb. g..
3efe, Got 81 in Sobn 9aber's Inter
abtbeilung in gbeDiot. 81.
laura Seblmann an bic Maftic
Man 8oarb C Roofing Mfng. Co., 3
SABRE paht, bonn z. Horembsr 1912
an. auf AGO older Qano an Der Mt5tr
feite Der Gfte Ibenue. nabt Der Gprino
GroDe MDenue. SGbrfide Misthe $27O,
NIT benz Mntaufs.p riDiItgiam az
$500.
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II berfrore

gSlrtb (3n einem 9errn Ser eben
etne Vortion Mebbraren per5ebrt):
.Mber, bite, mein SEER, beeiIen sic
ii6 bod ettpas init Trem Rebbro-
ten; bas 8eug itinft ia, oaB man ollie
Gktfter uufreibe4r lrnsb!"
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(Sortietung folgt.)
Gin Gumpgenie.

~: .Menn mir beute nidt elmer.
bunoert Start beI6afft, eridieBs id
midi"
g.: ~seiber fam ib, iie Dir nibt
eeben!"
u: .Mber bieneift Sic 5ebn Marf
49,. bic id epentueQ fir ben Jiepol-
Der benotbige!"
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Vrunbeisentbum shbertrasxnseu

GortfeBuns folst.)
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-12-24
DEBATING SOCIETY.

A debating society was organized at
the Y. NC. A. last Saturday even
ing. The name chosen was Valy
Forum and following this these Off
GERS were elected:
Pres.-Craig Conner.
Vice-Pres. u. A. Taylor.
Secretary James Riley.
Treasurer--Clyde Weiks.
Moderator L. Ogden.
A constitution and bylaws was then
adopted. Meetings of this society
will be held at the Y every Tuesday
night, commencing Jan. 7, 1913.
The first program which will be
given on Jan. I, 1913, will be:
A paper on the Balkan war-Craig
Conner.
Then there will be debate upon
Resolved, that the Income tax is
beneficial to Wisconsin,
Affirmative-C. E. Ogden, w. S.
Haddow.
Negative-J. A. Taylor, K. Borsack.
Then for the benefit of those pres
there will be thorough parliament
tary drill, Clyde Weik presiding.
Thirty men have joined and it is
expected more will. All persons over
Is years of age are invited.
All welcome.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-12-24
COLDS GO
OVER NIGHT

If your head is stuffed up and you
have hard cold you can quickly get
rid of the misery.
First look after the bowels; any
good cathartic will do; then breathe
Booths H'YOMEI which promptly
kills germ life and heals the MEM
brane.
Breathe HYOMEI pronounce IL
Higho-mel in the daytime through
the little hard rubber Inhaler, and
lust before going to bel at night do
this. Pour scart teaspoonful of
HYOMEI into kitchen bowl OF boil
ing water. cover head and bowl with
towel and breathe for several minutes
the soothing, healing vapor that
arises This treatment Is also fine
for sore throat and ,satarrh. Com
plete HYOMEI outfit including in
haler. sl.0ts extra BOTTLES If needed.
soc. w. w. Alhers is authorized to
refund your money il dissatisfied.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-12-24

'sALyAR'' CURES RHEUMATISM
''SALVAR" so Page Book Free.
Salvar Co.. 1906 Olive ST., St Louis. Mo.
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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-12-24
SOME QUAINT NEW
YEAR OBSERvANCES

1t has always been customary Tor
the civilized races to see the Old Year
out and the New Year in with DEM
onstrations Of merriment and con-
VITALITY. Schemes of all kinds are
introduced by wealthy Londoners for
welcoming the New Year at banquets
on the night Of December 81.
al many parts of Britain there are
dozens of singular and attractive
ways of celebrating the commence
,aent of another year, the quaint ere
monies, as a rule. being carried out
In the same manner they were OBJ
served generations ago.
An old custom which has good
deal to recommend 1t takes place at
Holmes chapel, Middlewich, Cheshire.
For many years past the bell-ringers
of the parish have rung in the New
Year and then made their way, to a
couple of local hostelries, there to be
entertained by the landlords tree of
expense.
A quaint custom takes place at
Sunderland OH January LIST. Early on
New Years morning the mayor of the
borough, accompanied by the mayor.
ess. pays visit to the town wort.-
house, and performs the ceremony OF
"crownings the oldest inmates. TIE
crown used is a fye-shilling I,sce, the
coin being placed on the head of each
of the inmates selected for the honor
The money they receive in this way
may be spent by them In any manner
they think proper.
At Coventry it Is the custom to eat
"God-cakes" on New Years eve. and
on December 80 and Il tie bakers
of that city are busy turning out the
delicacies by the hupdredweight. A
"God-take" lis triangular L. shape
about half an inch thick, AID filled
with kind of mince-meat; In fact
it Is a giorified mince-pie.
There ere scores OF superstitions az
ISOLATED with the beginning of New
Year which the average person knows
nothing about.
It is considered unlucky for the
male inhabitants OF the little island
in the North Sea to be visited by q
mem0er Of the fair sex on New Years
day, while fires must not be put out
on that day lin the south of England,
or the luck of the year win be en-.
ceptionalay bad.
On the continent, especially in out.
of-the-wey villages. 1t is customary
for food and drink to be put on a
table outside the houses on New
Years ere. This 3 not to feed the
hungry. tut to KEEP rob ms from aorc-
ing their way v.Shin- But why
gobiins should be atfs'S OF food can
not be explained
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-12-24
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The following Lyceum program was
rendered to the school last Friday
Afternoon:
Selection. High School Orchestra
On the Other Train /. .--........
Eleanor Grossrnan
Supposed Speech of Regul us.
Afford CrandalI
Their Last Ride Hattie Friedman
Piano Solo. Oscar Wehrley-
How Tom Sawyer Whitewashed i.
the Fence. Norma Edmonds
Secession. :. ... Frank Pasnecker'
Oh, No.. April Ellis
Retributive Justice. john Hanson
Selection -. !. High School Orchestra
| Capt. DIteau of the Merrill team,
who was in this city on Friday and
visited our school, then gave little
talk.
Principal Ira G. Painter was given
hearty congratulations upon the
birth OF baby boy at his house last
Thursday evening.
! Corporation dance was again being
Planned by some of the high school
boys and the dance was held at the
club house last night.
The girls c1 the high school inn
mediately after Xmas will begin to
get in form for the annual girls
basket ball tournament
Last Thursday evening after school
meeting of the freshmen boys was
called. The locals i'm tho school had
decided to organize a freshmen de-
batting society, for it was feared that
these newcomers were somewhat
tinid about entering the Lincoln de-
batting society and this was true for
only about two freshmen had signed
to become members of the old club
and these Immediately Withdrew up
on the formation of this new one.
The meetings of the freshmen society
will be weekly and on Wednesday,
two weeks from tomorrow the boys
will talk on, Nationalitles, the fol-
lowing partalxing:
United States-Chester Hartlett.
England Calvin Crocker, Clarence
Gowen.
German-Albert Halter, Lester
Komers.
Ireland-Laurence Barden, Ambrose
Mccormick
France-Ross Roy, Elyen Hartlett.
Scotland Roderick Mcdonald, N.Y.
ron Duncan.
The debating society elected the fol-
lowing officers:
President -Roderick Mcdonald.
Vice-P resident--Albert Halder
Secretary-E lven Hartlett.
The meeting of the Lincoln debat-
ing club will be held after the Xmas
vacation.