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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-07

| 2ippen: ,glh, bic lit immer TO-"
\ Qlio lieb Il iie audi Iints litgtn.
| Gr eradblx BON ieiner Stubentens
lunb Militdraeit grlebniiif alles
mi. elmer fbneibisen Geodmpftkt
| ausgebriidt.
i Sbr sefisls. unb es itdnb ibm AUDI
| niht libel, ipenn er oann nit einem ges
siemenben 21heln gu ibr aufblidte. "a
DaSpifhen trant man gbampdgntr,
ak tiihtig, plauberte unb fpnroe
better. Selbit bic Wiama enttpideIte Elm
tribes, perftoblenes 2ddeln, bas fomt
eiitem Seuf3erhen autpeilsn aus ihrer
Ihmalen 8ruft fam. 81
Wos aus anbersbegebrenber Sebnss
lfrht ipiberItreitenbe Gefiihle aum
Stmer5 gebilost batten, Der in bes
Mdbhens ftets quellsnoem Drang gum
2eben ben Damn selegt bate, bds
mid nun. IN 4
Sic mar reid.
gs qab cine Mobnuna NIT pielen
Seppihen, gldnSenben MDbeln, lang
falenben, ffaperen tpeiden Dortieren.
= Gs CAB einen Wagen, in benz man
Iautlos babinfubr, elm famoies Ganoa
leben, CRIME W6lber NIT farbisen
Soiletten unb Gpnnenfhirmen. Wie
| iie bas liebte! Den Spnnenfhirm ouf
bic Shulter geleet, bos sSoularbtleio
lTdleifen la6en uno lansfam idlens
bern. Sier ooer in Wiesbaben -
9aben 8dben
Sbr Batter piirbe iit INNER freu.r
- unb bic ii9ere 3Dflihfeit bes
Wdnnes
90 befabten fih ibr. Wiinfde NIT
Der 3utunft, bic forafame 6dnbe fir
! fie eripdblt, unb ibr 9ppf erfabte BIB
Ing ein5elne alles = unb uIles mar ibr
Yprtheil.
Sic fhloB itill lddelnb bic 4useu.
als iie fiblte. tuie Der Sngenieur iit
ibrem rDtben Sebrlein nGbrte.
rWtein JrduIein -" bettelte er -
oSie piFsn bod = linb g. niht
fpabr Sic eebsn mir teinen
GprbA -
3ueleid fiibIts iie ibre 5onb sdrt4
lih qebriidt.
Sic fbien linn Elm gang famofes
Wedoel unb eir berrIider Rnnrerao.
@eldss Slid er bate gar niht
mebr iollte se50eert iperben.
Da britte iie feline 9anb leiht
trieoer, uno Elm fhpimmenbes WetB
ltuhtete biuter ben bunflen Wimpern
h.roor, bis Elm Ia4enber NusapfeI er.
f6ien.
Wobrbafttg er mar berliebt =.
einfah perliebt.
Der Batter bate baH oIIes aemerit
unb f9mun5elte aufotbmenb hinter
feinem Borbeaurglaie.
.Jrie0rih" er faate elm padr
glinuten. Jrieorid - ~au4 me
3isarrs2"
Die 5o4ter iaB melt suriidselebnt
i'm Stuble. pSbrenb ibr cine Gono
fGlaff berabbins.
DO, sud, Wama!" faste Der Gabrts
FAINT.
Die iab auf unb lG9eIte bitter.
rSd, 10 1T unfere beutiae sSugenb!1
9lber bic 9ohter bate es nobl ges
bort unb fubr beftig ouf.
rNd = ipeiBt bu. Mama bu
biit -
Der 9ater iaste bobnpoll: ,Deins
sSugenb mar freiIih dnbers!@
Der Snsenisur tnipfte bic 3is
garre a6.
Wfan ains bariiber meg gum auffe..
49,. als bic Gellnerin nadber Der
Sodter in bas slduaenbe pelaiadett
bali unb einen Mugeublid ibr. Mus.n
iudhte, traf lie einen taIten, bodmItbiz
gen Bid, bob iie eri4rodsu bic Nus.n
fentte.
Der Jneenieur ihulterte feinsn
Stod unb ieiner graut S9irm. lahte
lie freu3fioel on, lcngte in bic Weftens
talhe. unb als er brauben mar, fab
sas Wdb6en, bab er ibr Elm 3ebg.
martitiid in Die 6cno sebriidt bate.
Sic mar setrdnit aber aebn
Mart finb nidt su berahten
Waan tonnte fi9 pieI bofiir taufen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-07
(6ortlesung folgt.)

9as Goetbebu6 aus benz
g 6litten Napplepns. eSn
0orpot befinbet ii9 in Der oltenDDrpt=
fdrn unibsriitdts 8ibliotbst unter
btelen anberen ipertbbolIen StIden unb
anrioiitdten etne ein5igartige Crime
rung on Rapoleon unb ben rufIiIden
Jelbsug. Gs 1T Elm i60nes in 2ebsr
sebunbenss gremplor bon rWertbers
aeiSen". Mis man tpeib, trennte fi6
9ldpoleon ME BON biefem guh, oas,
ebenlo tpte er, bic bomalige Welt ere
obsrt bate Sci benz fdlimmen Rude
aug TT es ibm bod obbanben sefomz
men. Mie in bsm gut er6altenen
gremplar NIT 4ngabs bes geamens
nnb beg Cages genau Der3eianet Itebt,
fon es Elm aofat aus bem taiierlinen
Shlitten ssrdubt baben. gBenn bag,
nun oub nibt fttmmsn iollte, 10 bleibt
Der bon Napoleon in Hublanb berlo,
rene 9ono immerbin Elm ieltfames grz
nnerunssftld an Hapolson uno
Gnest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-07
grunoeiseutbums llebertragunaen
Cincinnati n &

| VI " u u v .. SllUUSE.
gliffDrb .. 0aoiion an 9runit
Smpropement Co., 2ots 482, 484 uni
486 in aempers unterabtb. an Bur
bant Ctr. $3.50.
Sobn .. Seefrieb an 5rant S.0du
gel. elm 5ract Qdnb in Sstt. 10, Win
Greet 9p. 81.
Wearsaret GbarIs an $. 9. aauten.
idIuser, Got 209 in SpIep$ u. sames
unterobtb. in Dartmouth. 81.
Wfargaret 8. gruieder an gfilet
S'ganion, Got 58 in Sim,n SebI.r's
llnterabtb. 81.
Nortb college SiI Realti, 60. an &
8. 9eisler, Got 639 in 9rantor's I'm.
terobtb. 81.
Oisielbe on Soiepb D,.lanep, Sol
1921 IN berielben llntevabtbeiluna
81. .
0isielbs on CLARA masv, Got e3s
IN oerielben llnterabtb. 81.
Oieielbs on Srbbo Sonss, Got o64
IN oerfelben unterdbtb. 81.
George 3. Smitb an Gqnes 6,
Q8als, ein Sroct 2anb in Surpep Cog
IN Inberion Sp. 81.
Jreo. Roling an Suiie syep, Got 81
IN Wtlliom 9urreu's lnterubtb. WoIs
nut SiGs. 81.
IHnte Spennes an Inna Wl. sF.
Slier, Got Ia in Charles 80. gater's
3. unterobtktlung in Rornoob. 81.
9orpeD 6. Sanaforb II. u. an 4bo
=. 9annaforb Ii. o., 1b.iI pDn Got II
in 9onb & Sroome's unt.rabtbeiluno
in Winton. 81.
Iou 6. Sonnaforb II. u. an qsnes
u. 9annafOrO u. a.. baF.lbe Giaens
tbum. 81.
geo Stanbsr an sSobn Samfa, eot
338 IN Sbip 2anb II. scSn,prppement
eo.'s untsrabtbeiIuns in COLLEGE Siu.
81.
9arbsp 6. Sunaforb u. u. an 9lbo
y 9annoforb, 81 bei 1O5 SUP an Der
Suboitede bon Wiuton Roob unb W}cz
Utattn IDe.; ebenfp 40 Bel 137 sub an
Der Stfsite bon Wtnton Roab ingDins
ton place. $4,000.
Sarpsp 6. 6annaforb u. q. an biez
ielbe, basieIbe gigentbum; 81.
Grant 6offoro an sSames 3. Wlabs
bug, unseTdbr Is older 2anb in Cur.
pep 608 In 9lnberfon Scrpnfbip.
$17OO. '''
1bomus s. WbtRone an Senrp 6.
Wbetitone, sinen 5raft 2unb an 0oobs
min Strabe. 182 SUB DftIid bon gap=
lor Strube; 81.
Die Dominion 2anb gompanb an
VI. u. gants, Got 157 in GIifforb
place unterdbtbeilung; 81.
0ieielbe on Jlorence M. ganfs, Got
l58 in berieIben llnterobtbeiIunq; 81.
0ieielbe an GIifforb 9. parrott,
got 1l9 in berielben unterabtbeiluna;
81.
pbebe gurrpfps an M.nn.e Z.
glngIe, 5beil Der 2ot 35 in 6arriion's
ant.rabtheiluns in gleoes; ST.
Die Wtiamt e grie Canal granse
oortation COMPANY an Sobn Miiler,
80 BET 100 SUB an Sod Gtrabe in
lotlanb; S2225.
Dora g. 9apparb on Marp g. 8.
sais, Got s in u. W. 9aptparb's 1n=
erabtbetlung BON gait 6ia; 81.
Jdcob Shdfer an 2enu Rahn, 2ots
lO4O uno 1041 in 5igb point Inter
1926.
aenentb 9. 5iu an Gffa M. sxnz
'ins, Got 21 in Muburnereit unterabz
beilung; 81.
Donalo 3. Sin II. u. an bieIelb.,
'asielbe giesntbum; 81.
gbtparbs Ritnie 9ruitee, on bic.
elbe, basielbe gig.ntbum; 81.
Wipers y. Cooper on Marp Rslln,
sbeil Der Cots 3 u1b 4 in Wiliam
eurnet's llnterubthtilung an Burnet
IDenue; 81.
Die Miami e Grie Canal Sronsz
'ortation gompann an SO. N. Collins,
Zbeil Der Got 168 in Worris 8e
6m'tb'S llas<rabtHtilaHs; S66.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-07

8eii6te, benn id itebe ibm nabe, mid
nur neil er Der 8ruoer meines 8oteri
| 1T, ionbern neil i'd an ibm einen atpei
ten Batter gefunosn babe"
Die berslpfe 5rau 5udte nit bel
Saulter unb panote ii9 balb boz
ibm ab.
rDann balts Did an ben, Der Di1
10 nck itebt," bemerfte iie folt.
Gurps 3dbne nugten an fetner lin:
terIippe, in ibm itiirmte es, auein e1
bate poller perIprpden, nidt gu pers
geifen, bob er ppr Ieiner Mutter itebe
9etpaItiam tdmpfte sr feline @rrssune
Eieoer.
nMutter, uu6 i9 tomme, um Dil
meinen geiitanb an3ubisten," ipraa el
unb trat ndher an feline Muttsr bsrun
Grit por elmer talben Stunoe babe if
bas ungliid, tpelhes uns bstroffen, er.
fabren, aus fremben Munbe babe if
es pernommen, aber ib babe niht eint
Minute ge5Dgert, Eierber 3u ellen"
sd beborf fetnes Sci iitanDes," ents
segnete Die gndbige Srau.
nSph, bo6," fubr &urt errsgt fort.
Den 8erluft bes 8erm0gens magit
Du in Rube ertrassn bdben, osnn Der
Batter tuiiroe ni6t serubt babsn, big
er Iles tpteoer srrungen - bas I'm
slut, pelhes t6n betrOffen, tunnit 0u
ntcbt aIlein trasen!"
Die barthr3ige Jrdu i6pie9, iie
lab ben Sobn ni6t etnmal an.
9urt rang nit SbrGnen, er fanb
ptebsr in Ieinem 8aterbduie unb me6r
oenn ie fiiblte er, oab er bod nit ben
Seintgsn purh ganoe bes glutes perz
tnupft mar, pelhe lpobl geIodert, o-er
nie oOllig 5erriiIen tperoen tonnten.
rMutter, mir tpolen geneinIom oQs
ialpere 9eiGid gu iiberlpinbsn Iu6en, I"
ipra9 er. n0as llngliid perI0bnt ia.
S6 min 2llles, mas in meinen &rGfz
ten ftebt, tbun, Gu6 oen S6msr8 5u
erIeiatern. 9aIt 0u iiber ben 3uitano
oes 8aters bsreits g1a6ridt? DeiBt
Ou, ob er bsilbar iit2"
Die gndbise 5rau fii6lte fid Iebr
angesrtffen, iie lisb it9 auf etnem
Stu6le nieber unb beoedts bus @eIi6t
nit beiben 5Gnben.
SAB mid allein," ipra9 iis.
rRt6t TO gebe i6 bon Dir, ni6t
un0sri0bnt..~ rief &urt. rDir 2lIe baz
ben 81 pergsHen, mas binter uns Iiegt,
semeinIam Iob' uns Der 3utunFt entz
gs9engsben!"
Gr Deriuats bic 6anb Teiner W2utz
ter 5u erFa7en, fie sog bisfelbe suriid.
rMutter, Mutter!" rief er nit baIb
btttenoem unb bulb Oer3peifIungsboIz
lem Some.
DSu buft ia seb0rt, boB oie Mama
ouein iein nil" fiel GeIma Elm.
aurt bate bic Nnpeientett Der
S6Deiter taum bemertt. Gr fu6r BEL
ibren noietpsiisn Dprten ouf unb
blidte fie 70 pilb an, bab Iie eri9redt
3urudtpi6.
rMuttsr, 0u bait tsin 8prt fir
mih?" rief sr.
Die Jrou rang nad Qtbsm, aber iie
Idpieg.
Damn lsbe tpobI!" rief 9urt unb
'tiir5ts aus Dem 3immer.
Gr DolIte bas Suus berlafen, Iba
rot ibm entgssen unb erfobte feline
panb; ihtpeigeno apg Iis i'm in ibr
3lmmer unb ungeitiim, bem fatper Be- |
ordngten 5eraen Guft mu6enb, fieI er
Der Sdtpe'ter um ben 6als.
Iba's Geiiht mar blab, aber cine
eft sntfdlofsns Rube lag auf bemfeIs
zen.
n9u btit Bel Der Wutter setpeIena"
rogts iie.
so, i6 fam au ibr, um ibr m.inen
eetitanb dn5ubieten, unb Bat iie um
8eriobnung, aber auh jebt nod ftobt
ie mid 5uriid. Sic liebt mid niht
lnb pat mid nie seIie6t.%
(6ortlesung foIgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-07

gBilforb s. 9atbaipap an Soieph
Grtel, She'll Der Cots go. 35 nnb 38
in Spanboe Spnbitat llnterabtbeilnns,
ytprlpopb; 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-07
s M e hred.

Eatient (ber fih mdbreno bes ge.
ipitters einen Gain 3ieben IaBt):
rAue Wetteri lleber bisieni flirf)tbn.
rem OonnertHog babe ih gar feinen
S4nIer1 gefiiblt, aIS Gle mir ben
3abn 3ogen."
9nrbier: limb ih bab I'M ghre6
- sen oertebrten o,,soeriiieul-
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-12-20
BEST TOYS FOR CHRISTMAS
They Should Suggest Action and Bel
The Mind OF the Child
at Work.

In selecting toys for the children's
Christmas, remember hey should be
such as to suggest acticn, and bring
the Imagination into play, as it is
the child who plays, not the toy, and
Imagination is the soul of the play.
The best toys are these which set
the mind to work, and give the little
brain scope for expansion. This is
che OF the strongest recommendations
for the simpler toys. The wonderful
mechanical toys sold in the shops are
complete in themselves, and leave the
child nothing to do but to wind them
up and start them going. In this
case, 1t is the toy that plays. not the
child. Children soon weary OF hav-
ing nothing to do, and, losing interest
In the monotonous repetitions, the lit
tie 1nquisitive mind sets about in
vestigating the internal mechanism,
greatly to the damage of the toy.
which is soon ruined and thrown
away. while the child turns for amuse-
ment to the old toys that are SO
hopelessly undone that everything
they are supposed to do must come
nom the play-spirit In the child
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-12-20

In the city OF David. A Savior!"
The voices of David and Regina
trailed into silence and they only
looked at each other. Regina was the
first to speak, the mother instinct
prompting her.
Perhaps We had better waken
them now-the ares might get low"
David was silent q long moment
then ho said slowly and reverently.
The 6res will never burn low-Re.
gina. This 10 the night when the
Great Spirit Of Love was born into
our world"
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-12-20
lust Look at These Prices

| guarantee my stock to be strictly Fresh and
First-class. Give me trial and be convinced
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-12-20

trudscd off toward the fir tree in tie
vacant lot
Reginas eyes were too intent on
her mission to see that thin curl
of smoke was twisting from the Chin
ney Of the bungalow that rambled in
the lot beyond the vacant one.
Regina drew near the coveted tree
and her heart expanded lovingly.
"What q little beauty!" she ex-
claimed half aloud.
The little tree was Of special origin
and stood not much higher than Re.
gina. Over its branches . veil Of
smoke seemed to linger. After = mo-
ment spent in admiration. the girl put
down her big tub and began to clear
away the light fall Of snow from about
the roots Of the tree. Her cheeks
were gloriously red and the sparkle
In her eyes rivaled the day itself.
When the snow was cleared Regina
swung the great AZ into the frozen
earth. The ground scarcely responded
to her strength. She swung again.
Hey! What are you doing to that
tree!"
Regina dropped her az and gazed
In the direction of the deep, gruf
voice. A man was standing on the
veranda of the bungalow.
Regina picked up her ak and with
dignity swung it again.
Il say there, you-that tree be-
longs to mel" The man was coming
toward her.
Regina stopped and turned. This
is vacant lot" she called out with
asperity.
The approaching male whistlcd. Ills
speed quickcncd. He made an invol-
untary movement to raise a cap that
IN his haste be had forgotten to
put on.
Il beg your pardon" his voice had
lost the gruf quality, 81 thought you
we're man-but-that tree is mine.
| brought it up from my fathers gar
cen in the SOUTH" David Langhorn
spoke rapidly. Regina's face was
rather startling in its beauty and he
lad desire to cover her embarrass-
nent. Il have taken very special
care of that tree"
"Very special" Regina said coldly.
81 have lived here a whole summer
and no one"
II have been away-lately."
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-12-20

And | have brought down twelve
little settlement boys with the same
rro,aise-and nary tree have ! got. !
rcchoncd on getting cne in the village"
Regina laughed and the whole world
seemed to echo the laugh.
Il have tried even the department
store" She gazed into David Lang
horns eyes. Il ain sorry for the poor
little souls whom we are disappointing
my class worked SO faithfully all
last summer"
"ry love-" David said. Il read once
OF some people WHO had a Christmas
tree ont OF doors. They had great
beai.rea and lie .tco WIS lit by a
Thousand csndas rs we'll rs the stars
aa1 Santa C4aus drove up over the
Il 1 snpw, cou,da't we do something
lie 'hatf"
EHh llis tree, How perfectly
ilortl icsira, hcsiae herself With
jaY. b; III to shovel away greater
q 'ila..
!"2a tae% t'a shovel away fiom
III"
"''y lta1'os viii 10 th.t-it will be
~ veat II thrir VI 81 David l0okt d
:eri II At u. Now 80 home
ana i,ot warned up. T'nis afternoon |
viii c:il pros riy and in the evening
-~CAfis:'i,9 We" lie did net finish
with words FOR the hearts Of both
E@yi! and Regina were oycrilowing
with Gaed ,idinss Of great JOY.
Taat evening Santa Claus drove up
ihteG h the crisp snow ard opened
~ great bags bglorr the littlc tree.
Il s a wonder trnc there in &c
,cant lot and it Mas hang with a
.tdred electric hGl5s. Six bonhre5
reared t'air iiaalcs s&yWard ard
around ana ahoui danced ard capered
tWonty-fonr io$ons children.
And when the neon was hiSh IN
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-12-20

4 don't see why you leave your
Tccr little trees around in vacant
-" Ter ina put in hurriedly because
s'e f,i' IKE crying now that her
r cfens i4,a w.s taken from her.
MS is r. lct." Langhorn told
her. Ii vol lad chopped down"
7 vast ciopping 1t down." Re
gina cried Indignantly. Il was going
10 PIT it very carefully into this tub"
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-12-20

he heavens and
Tie spirit Of Clri t.
mas had entered
into each heart.
David and REGINA
drew the band OF
children q bout
them and led the
young voices in
carols.
Still later when
one tiny girl had
cuddIcd herself IN
to Regina's arms
and two more had
i'al'en asleep in
ttavil's there was
oa'y a duet OF
voices. David and
ne"ina sang all the
Old English carols
u! il twenty little
kiddies had fallen
into Il happy sleep.
For unto you is
born this day.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-12-20

:. ~ stumbled over
her words. but de-
tcr.li.cd to tc!.
this very goc,l-
*. ing n.an W :,
the red hair that
she was rot a
Gcorca Washing
ten. Il ord red a
{ hr;staas tree by
o.,..rcss and it
didn't come. Ny
Sun day school
class-twelve lit
tie gir,s-are ey-
recting a tree to-
right in my house
and now" Words
failed Regina. She
bit her lip and
looked appealins,,y
UP at l.anshorn
The man laugh
ed because ii was
The safest thing to
do for the DroScnt.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-12-20

rubber boots and
her fathers great
top coat. Over Il
riot of curls her
snug fur cap fitted
closely.
You look for al
the world as L
you deserved 70 :
nick expos
tulated Regina $
mother. "Rcgil!a.,
| do hope no on
will see YOU"
There's no one
for miles around, "
Regina laughed
and shouldered an
ak. unless the
people who live in
the bungalow turn
up-I will have
the world to my
self" She picked
up a big tub with
her free hand and
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-12-20
tCopyrisht.)

EGINA gazed de-
spondent!y out OF
the vi. dow.
4 Ii ,ilt Snow was
ia..,inr !ia.e millions
OF s, arklins d,a.
mcnGs aud pearls
yet Rt ,sina saw
not hing. H G r
Chris tmas tree had
not come! 1t mat
tered not that the
day was a won
der day and that
the eve of Christ
mas was close at
hand Nothing mat.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-05-23
Notes From Maple Grove.

Miss E, Hallpran of Grimms attend
ed the Maple Grove town contest Fri
day evening.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jno. Fenlon last Tuesday.
Announcement was made Sunday of
the approaching marriage of Dan
O'Neil and Miss Lucy Peppard.
Peter Falvey spent Saturday and
Sunday at the home of his parents.
Mrs. Buckley has moved her house
hold goods into the house formerly
owned by Mr.. Fred Ziegler in the vii
lage of Maple Grove and will reside
| there in the future.
Mrs. Thos. Sheahan of Chicago was
here to attend the funeral of her bro
Their John ROLAND.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Sippl were at
| Wheeler, Dunn Co., few days last
week.
Miss Eugenia Kolensky of Kossuth
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
friend Miss Helen Falvey.
Considerable damage was done by
the storm of Wednesday evening.
The funeral of Mr.. Edmund Brown,
whose death occurred Friday at Chica-
60 washed from st. Patrick's church
Tuesday. Mr.. Brown had been in fail
ing health for some time. He is sur.
vived by 2 sons and daughters.
The following are the results of the
town contest held at Central Hall,
Maple Grove, Friday evening:
Oral Spelling
lst prize-Selma Reichardt, Dist. II,
$l.00 given by Jos. Krizenesky and
Sl.00 given by G. M. Doolan.
2nd-August Junker, w.
3rd-Margaret Boldt, III.
Written Spelling
Margaret Boldt, II, 81 90 given
10y George Reichardt, Clerk Of III.
2nd-August Junker, ~.
3rd--Nora Leary, |.
Adding
lst--Aug, Junker, w.
2nd-Rudy Sippl, II, sl.00 given by
| VIM. Iiegler Treas. of III.
3rd-Irena Korb, III.
Geography
lst-Aug, Schwauke, ".
2nd-Edw, Sippl, II, $l.O0 given by
Jno. Boldt, Director of II.
3rd-Rose Krizenesky, ~.
A program by the three schools fol-
lowed the contests. Mr.. G. w. Meis-
nest pronounced the words and con-
Quoted the other contests.
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Notes From CenteryiIIe

Miss Lucy Schultz has left us for an
extended visit with friends and rela-
tives in the Western states. We hope
she will enjoy her trip to the utmost
and come home with many stories of
Western life.
Mr.. Alvin Erdman, telegraph opera
tor at Cleveland, is seen flying along
the streets on motor cycle. Alvin
used to wear smile, but it can't come
up to the one he is wearing now.
DR.. Erwin c. Cary Of Reedsville
stopped off here on his return trip
from Oshkosh where he had taken
Rev. Macdonald Of Maple Grove to be
ed upon for appendicitis. DR..
Cary says business at Reedsville is
fine.
Miss Laura Gartzke returned from
Manitowoc where she had been en-.
gagged as seamstress at the Markham
home, the past week.
Don't forget the dance at Osman
Friday evening. Music by McKinnon's
orchestra. You'll be sorry if you miss
it.
Mr.. Peter Schultz was called home
from Manitowoc on business last week
Pupils Of Dist. No. 4, Of this towr
were entertained in Nenning's wood:
on Wednesday by their teacher, Mr.
Christ Schade, it being the last day o
school
Mr.. Andrew Phillips of st. Wende
purchased new auto last week. VIII,
do people smile at Mr.. Phillips now?
Farmers in this vicinity are begin
ming to feel worried. They think
"too much rain gives too much rest.
On number Of farms the crops are
being damaged by the water
This is bad weather for your sprinl
bonnets, girls, isn't it?
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Notes From Cato.

Michael Pritzl who sold his farm this
spring departed for Idaho this week
where he will locate Mr.. Pritzl has
host of friends here who wish hin
good fortune in his new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Morgan were
week end visitors at Chiffon, Wis.
Bruno, Lena and George Miller o.
New Richmond, Wis, visited Mantle
voc and Brown Co. friends the pas
week.
Frank Doubeck, the local miller, re
ceived a carload shipment of -four ant
feed stuils this week.
The heavy rains OF the past few days
have the water in the river to almost
spring height Low lands are flooded
and surely the soil ought be soaked
thoroughly. A few warm days ant
there will be grass in plenty.
The Cato Social club will give their
annual May ball, Friday evening, May
"A, Urban's orchestra will "delivel
the goods" in the line of up-to-date
dance music, and the ladies of the clut
will provide the good things to eat
Everyone is cordially invited to be pre-
sent at Cato hall, Friday evening, May
"A, 1912.
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Notes From Quarry.
wat the fly, and do it now.

Swat the fly, and do it now
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Christian
Hougen, baby boy.
On Wednesday morning while Pas
guile Petrella was going to his work a,
the lime kilns he was struck on the
head by stone which came from q
blast of the Empire Lime Co. Dr.
O'Brien was Immediately called, and il
is now expected that the man will re.
cover.
Theresa Neumeyer died Tuesday
morning at the home of her nephew,
Joseph Neumeyer. The deceased was
% years of age, and made her home
here for the last years. She will be
laid to rest Thursday morning at 10
O'Clock at Clarks Mills cemetery.
Our school closed Thursday. The
school children hung their heads with
sorrow, and hope that they will see
Raymond Grady, their teacher, come
back next fall and spend another year
with them. Mr.. Grady is held in high
esteem by parents as well as the chill
dren.
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Unseen Universe.

In the vicinity of the star S. Cor
one Australis Innes and Worsell
have found patch of sky 25 minutes
of arc in diameter where no star can
be seen with 9-inch refracting tele-
scope.
According to Innes, who discusses
the subject in "Transvaal Observa-
tory Circular No. g." the apparent abb
sence of stars In this region is due
to the occurrence of some absorbing
medium, interposed between us and
distant parts of the universe.
Stars in the neighborhood of the
dark region are enveloped in nebulB;
while just on the borNer Of it there Is
star which has been observed to
fluctuate in magnitude between ITO
and 1872, aud which was invisible
during the years 1S99-1901.
The latter fact is accounted for on
the supposition that the absorbing me-
dunn was for time in front of the
star, but has since withdrawn
from II.