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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11
Tram Eanfbmrits Nnterifareiie.
oibing t 0 II, 8. Sept

gbe 6rou @mneline &anfbnrit,
sic beriidtigte engliide Snffragetten=
fiibrerin, sic 11a6 ibrer lebten Mnfiin=
6igrtng inn Oftober rad 6en Ser.
stoatet1 fomn1en tpill, 5ugelaiien tper=
oen fann baben ii6 6ie @intponoe=
r1ngsbeboroen bariiber i6liiilig 5lt
meroen, Oh irgen6tpeld)e ser Sbaten,
megen 6eren lie in england nit Tre1=
beitsltrafen belegt tpur6e, etnen ~no=
ralil6en Gefeft" inn sinne oes @e=
1ebes beoeuten nn6 lie nnter oen 8e<
uriff ser urnertpiinidten @inpanoe=
rer" bringen. sSe6enfaus nitro 6ran
Nonfburit, tpenn lie lanoet> tpo Dies
alh iein mag, 3unddlt oettniert tper=
oen. @eiter auBern iid Sic @intpanz
6erungsbean1ten> oie tn5mtihen ith
n10glidit genau iiber oas Sretben Der
engliihen &fIuffragetten 5u ur1=
terridte1t iuhe11 ni6t iiber oie gn=
gelegenbeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11
Mnnab,ne ser 3oaporlage-
@ a / + / ngt 0 n, 10. Se{

9)iit bobiter gefrieoigltng tit III
oert oe1nofratiihen &retlen oes San=
6es sic gea9riht aufgenonnten nor
Sen, ooB Ser 8tnbeslenat 0lenltug
uadn1ittag Inn 5:43 l1br nit 4
qege1 81 Sttnmen 0ie 3ollporlage
angenomn1en fat. Eralioent @lllon
qab ieiner 6reu6e bereoten slusorud.
9ebboftes Sob ipenbete ct oen betoen
republifantiden senatore1t Ga SOL
lette uno Eoi11oerter, ote, Der Sttm=
me ibres @etpillens folgen6, lid 11tft
an sic Tarteibeidliilie febrten, ion=
6ern fir oie gorlage itimmtet. Nra=
ii6ent @iIion erflarte: Gin aan1pf
fir 6as 8olf mno fir sic 5reibett oes
@ei6aftes, ser ein gauges Meni i@e1t-
alter btn6ur@ 6auerte, lit gu et1tem
glan5en6en @rtoe gefiibrt tporoen. S1r
bei6en &aniern iino eine fonieqne11te
ssiibrung .uno Elm 3ielbepuBtiein gu
Sage getreten, alf tpelde sic oemo-
fratif6e 3artei allen @runo bat, itol5
,u fem. Sd betpun6ere ote 1nab-
bangigfeit uno Sen Mutb Der Sena=
loren Ga sSonette mn6 Boin6erter. ("
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11
Nrieastbeatcr lit Ben 9iiften.
9 re : I d II, 9. 81

0ie 9l1ftflote ipielt bel oen Sat
Ierlnanoperh oie ioeben in 9fteoer-
lhleli fen begonnen baben cine bod)=
be6elttlalne Moue. Gum erlten Wfole
mer6en sic 2uftldiffe ni6t Bios 5nr
s(ufflGrung pertpa11ot, ionoern oienen
aud slngriffs5meden Sic 3eppeltne
be1pahren iif babel in boben Weabe.
Mit gelpannter 9lufnerfiomfelt oer=
fplgten ser &aiier uno feline M}ono=
pergalte, bor1tnter &onig &onitantin
BON @riedenlan6, iein Sdmager, 11no
6ellen iilteiter Sobt ser &ronprir5
@eorq BON @riedenlan6, BEN &rieg
in Ser 9l1ft. @art5 groBortig tpar
Ser 9lngriff Sen ods -2uftidiff Sep
pelin Il, urter 8efebl 0es @rafen
Zeppelin, lteheno, altf oie geanerl1he
1Slug5eug 1Slptte modte. @te eln
Efeil ld)ob ser rielige 9uftfren5er IN
sic @hoor Ser 1Sl,te5euge binein Ell
mes DO n ibnen, 6as ni6t bemalu1t
mar, in 6en @rl1no bobrer6. 1ann
orebte er BEL un6 febrte NIT gleider
56nelligfeit nod ieinem Stanoort
5uriid. Sc trat 6el,tlid outage, oaB
i'm @rnitfaae sic 3eppeline 1l11ter ben
6lng3eugen ein furdtbares Ternlh=
trnqsrperf anrihten 1piiroen Sci Ser
oan6l,ng i11 2ieg11it lultr6e ~3eppeltn
[" lei6t beidd6iqt, uno etn Mttglteo
leiner Monnihoft tpltroe nerlebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11
9ie 9ettid)cn seidlasen.
Vi q T. blebeab, Mali., Z. Sept

Vi q blebeab, Mali., Z. Sept.
Die omerifoniibe sSa6t @llen ge-
tpann .arn 5amitag bei Ntarblebeao,
Mol1.> ous @ellnen oer Sa6ten ser
9onoerflaile, uno oie oelttiden Sad-
ten 1ino lon1it bon oem Sample um
SEN TraliDent 8ilion geitifteten Eo=
fol ol1sgeihloIen. Sic amertfoni=
i6en Sadten gqen, Gina nno Spring
tomen in Ser ongegebenen 9feiben-
folge ourds 3iel, uno ibnen fo1gte11
sic oelttihen eSadten slngela ~. uno
5erllr1, sic gSittelsbad batte itd
pom &ennen 5uriifge5ogen. Wie an
SEN anoeren 9fenntagen mar Der 8ino
10 flau> oaB Sic 6eutiben Sa6ten
iiberbultpt feline Gbancen batten,
oenn, tpie Or. &afenius, Elm Mitglieo
ser 8emannnng Ser Serum erflarte,
batten sic Iel1tlhen Sa6ten gebant>
tpel9e lid bel ie6en 8etter betpabren
tpiir6en, aber obne @inb fonnten tie
uidt bor&p1rts fommen, uno eS let
6aber fein @nnber, 0aB sic anteri=
foniId)en SeSahtet gelpannen> &petl lie
nrehr fir leihtes @etter gebaltt NOR
SEN 1e1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11
9feidje=Grnte.
q e 10 q prf4 Z. Sept.

Ter Mionat 9(uguit ertuies lib fir
sic transaltontiiden 1ompfer=@elell= H.
l6aften I'M augeneinen uuo fir 0ie
-oellti6en 9inien insbeionoere inn >pelt=
li6en @erfebr als ein grnte1nonat.
Sic 2inien befor6erten nit 1O4 Cant
pferfabrten 13,O67 in ser t., 23,871
in ser 3. &oiiite l1no S5,457 Yerionen
inn 3tpilhen6ef, 5ufamnen 1885
Eerionen. Sic bei6en oertlden 9t=
nieu bradten nit % Darnpferfabrten
Elm . Grittel ser @elammtpaliagiere,
inben1 lie 42,O58 Eerionert beforoer=
ten. eln ser Spibe Ser 2iite itebt
sic @amburg= =Mmerifa= a=9inie, melde
nit 9 0ampferfabrten 1903 Nalla=
giere bon @amburg nad Seem Dorf
befor6erte, pno nit 5tpei 6ahrten bon
Mittelmeerbafen 28t1 Taliagiere 10
Iunpfer 6es Moro6eutlhen 9lopo
brahten bon Bremen 16,021 Nalia=
gier, lmo 5lpei Ialnpfer beforoerten
BON Mitteln1eerbdfen 1923 Falla=
qiere. 9ie Mnl ltro=9(mericana bradte
nit 4 Ianpferr 4162 Gailagiere, oie
G1moro=2i brohte nit 5 Gan1pfern
BON 9iperpool 1897 nno nit 3 9an=
pfern BON 6iltne 417S Naliogiere
Sic 6oQon6=9ln1erica =0tnie beforoerte
nit 4 3anpfer1 1854 Nerlonen, Sic
Ne6 5tur 9i,tie nit 4 Iampfern 6325
Nerioren, oie r,1llilh=amerifaniId)e
2inie nit 8 9ompfern 3311 Nerio=
men,. .9(n ser &onfltrre115 betbetligten
iih 81 perldie6ene 2inie11
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11
9emofrat perlor..
g o + TT a n s, Me., 8. gept.

Spreder sSobn 81. Heters Mep)
BON gnsmortb tpuroe an Montag nit
elmer Bluralitat BON 553 Stimmen
5ltm &ongreBobgeoroneten I'M orlttel1
aongreB6iitrift bon Maine als Nad=
folger 6es perl ltorbenen 6orelt @ooo=
min (9}ep.) getpablt;; 5lpeiter tpar
Wiapor @m. 81. Eattangau (0em)
BON @oterpi(le, oritter gomar6 sc.
9aprence (Erog.) BON 2ubic. 2as
Melultot ser @abl, nit sll1snobme e1=
ner fleinen Sniel= =Elantage, NOR: Te=
tiers 1906; Eattangall 1853;
2amrence 64S7. 9as @otltm Bel Der
letten Eraiioentidaftsmabl ergab
bas folgen6e Geiu1tat: @tlion (3en.)
1862; &ooiepe1t (&rog.) 1895;
Soft (gfep.) 1859. 8ilion un6 Bot-
tanqan erbieIten nngefabr Sic glethe
@timmen5obl; ser progreiiibe @anot-
bat erbielt beute ettpa so 8ro5ent
tpeniqer Stimmen als &oofepelt;; Nez
ters erbielt ettpa t08 Bro3ent Sttnt'
men mebr aIs Saft. Ser 8ablbe,
ART lit feiner @ergangenbett nod re-
pubIifanii1. Sir Sen 6emofrattffen
@an6i6aten bielt Staatsfefretar
8rpan om @amitag ielbit nod etne
&agnere6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11
3mr sbeiluabmte an 9lusiteqnua.
g erlin, 10. Sept.

9llS 8ertreter oes @eneraloiref=
tors 9lIbert 8allin bon Ser ~Sam=
BURG s(merifa 2inie" lit Gireftor
@uIoermann bier eingetroffen. Wie
es beibt, lit er 5u 6em aaeinigen
3tped nad Berlin gefommer, I'M
3>uedmaBige Saritte gu einer nnob=
hangigen 6enti6en Sbeilnabm@ an
ser Nanama Tacific slusitellnng
in Gan sSroncisco ein5uleiten. 3iref=
tor Sul6ern1onn perbanoelte bereits
nit 6em @enroloireftor 6reoerid S.
g. @fiff BON ser Eanama=g(l1s1tel=
lung, oem er bte 8eriihernng gab>
oaB &err 8allin 6ie bl1rdol1s ernIt=
bafte slbii6t babe, eine oeltihe ge<
tbeiligung an 6em tn &eoe itebenoen
l1nternebmen GIT organtltere1t, e1tt=
1pred1eno ser Murbe nno 8roBe oes
Meides.:
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sdjmlter an Sdj1lter.
g erIi II, 6. Sept.

Die gil6ung eines 3entrol=slns=
idulIes bon SntereiIenten> tpelde mil
lens fino, ii@ an Ser Eanomo=Eaei<
fic=Musiteuung 5u betbeiligen, tit in
@orbereitung. @s febt I'M Bla1l oab
6ieier 3entral=Musi6ub tn @emein-
id)oft nit oem i11slusii@t genommenen
oeutld<a1nerifanil6en slusiduB anf
oos 3iel losorbeitet, eine itarfe oeut=
lde getbei1igrng an Dem 1nterneb=
men in gon 6roncisco gu it@ern. 9te
israqe ser gbeilnobme on ser Hona=
ma-MusiteGung oiirfte audi ett1en
Sauptgegenitan6 Ser l1nterbalt111g
qebtl6et boben, >pel6e @oiier 8tlbelm
nit Dem oeutiden 8oti6after tn Ba=
ibinqton, @rofen 8ernitorrff, pflog,
Ser nit ieiner @emablin bonn &aiier=
paar 5um @obeIfrubitiid I'M 3otsoa-
mer gaeuen 8orais gelaoen tpar.
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Wefabrlps ii6er sen S5ean.
g erIi II, 9. Sep

. t ! IL, y. Stpl.
9uut N1eloung aus Srieoridsha=
fen lit oltf ser 6ortigen 3eppelin<
Werft oos 3tpette Neoriue 9ltftldtff
oas gr0Bte offer bisber gebonten 3ep=
pelin 2nftidiffe, nl'nmebr fertig=
qeltellt tporoen. 9ieiem gigal1tti6en
@egler ser 2ufte ltellen 6ie SSnge<
nieure ser 3eppelin=@eieaidoft al1f
@run6 ibrer gereh1ntngen bas 8ertg=
niB aus, oaB er obne ieoes 9filifo int
ltan6e iei, SEN O3ean 5u iiberaneren.
Gie Mnforoerungen an oen 9eeubo1
moren oar5 erbeblid, geiteigert NOR
ben. Sic ol1f Dem 9nftl6iff elnge=
bauten bier Motoren permogen etne
@elomntleiltl1ng bon $50 Tferoe=
fraften 5u liefern. 3ie' 9anae oes
i5abr5eugs lit 525 SUB, Ser G1tr6=
n1elier 81 SUB. @dbreno Ser &oum=
qebolt oes eriten Marine=2uftihtffs
$4,000 @ubif,neter betrdgt, lit Der
ieniqe 6es ne1en geglers auf $4,000
@ubifn1eter erb0ht. Sic 8eiabltng
miro insgelommt neun5ebn Mann
oltftpeiien, 5tpei Offiaiere a1s 5Siihrer
uno Gteubertreter, ein Martne eestt<
qeniel1r uls 8etriebs esngenieur, ei<
men Steuermonn 5tpei sSunfentele=
qrapbi1ten, einen Maihinilten nno
odt 8ootsmanns= 1tn6 Maihintiten=
.,oo4o
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11
Gholera=@pibemie.
nadte.
g II 5 a b e It, 8. 81

. II D u p IT, o. OePl'
ssnn iiioliden l1ngar lit bte Gbo=
lero inn 3urebmen begriffen. 9ei6t
peniQer aIs pier5ig @rfranfrtngen
uno neun Sobesfdne itn6 BEL 6en 8e=
bor6en 5ur Mn5eige gebradt moroen.
Sic Meel6nng bon ser Mnsbreitnng
ser geu6e bat CUR unmittelbaren
l5olge gebabt, 6aB oie idarfite 1eber=
fpohtnq ser @ren5en angeor6net
moroen iit. @eitere &reiie Ser 8epol=
fer1rnq iino onr@ 6ie neueiten Siobs-
po7ten in qroBe l1nrube periebt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11
&aiier ,tno ManDper.
9 erIi11, 10. Sept

4 3 I II, IU. SepI.
Sal ler 8ilbeln1 traf am Z. Sept.
in goozSol5brann> S6leiien> ein.
Gcn oort leitet er Sic groBen Mano=
Der, tpelde am 01ontag begannen
11no 6rei Sage 6auern. Inter oe1
pielen berporragenoen eingelaoenen
@alten ats oen Muslan6e tlt befannt=
lih audi Ser @eneralmaior @ooo BON
ser amerifanii6en gun6esarmee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11

@aibingtom 9. g., 8. Sept.
Ger 3udertarif uuroe obne Mmen=
oement uno eini6liebli6 Der &lauiel,
oaB 3uder inn Sabre 1916 auf oie
Ireililte fonrnt> bom 8un6esienat
INN 1 l1br morgenS angenommen.
Senator @riltou per5i6tete auf iein
uriprungli9es 8erlangen elmer no6=
nraltgen namentliden Mb1tinn1ung,
neil 9enator &an6eQs ENHANCEMENT
porber NIT @nti i9te6enbeit geidlagen
tpor0en tpar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11

8eim 6rtieur. &unbe:
,slber ser @err Dor mir bat bod MIR
6reiBig Bfennig fiir bas &aari6nei'
Sen be5ablt nno bon mir berlangen
sic nier5ig?"
Sriieur:: ,@etpiB, sSbre @oare ma=
rem au6 langer."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11

8 a ibington, 9. g., 8. Sept.
Ser Senat miro Iienitagna@mtt=
tag INN 4 ubr en6giiltig iiber 6ie
Sari fporlage abitimmen Dieien 8e-
i6luB faBten 6te liibrer Ser bei6en
Narteien, nad6em iie eingeieben bot
ten, 6aB es unmoglid iei, gu einem
gotum Dor &ertagl1ng ser gegen&par=
tigen Sibrtng 81 fommen. Ser &C.
nat miro Bis tpeit in 6en Morgen bil1=
ein in Sibung bleiben, Inn ntoglidit
biele s(menoements 5l1 erle6igen unb
iid Damn auf 9 l1br fritz 5a perta=
gen. Sic 0ernofraten bielten Mon=
tagaben6 inn genat int gn6fampf Inn
sic Sarifporloge geidloIien 5uiam=
men. Sic bielten Sen @egnern bon
freier @olle u116 freiem 3uder ltano
uno ltin1n1tel1 olle arguments, Die
bon Sen @egnern Ser sl6mintitra=
tionsporlage eingereidt muroet1,
prompt al. 8eriuhe> einen 3on auf
&obmone 5u ieben un6 bie 3elle filr
@oufobrifate 5l1 erb0ben, mel6e bon
6en Senatoren Ga Golette, Gatron
11no Henroie ausgtngen, pltroen ab=
geidlagen, obne oaB au@ nur Elm ein=
5iger 9emofrat sic 4sartei perlieB.
Sci ser s(bitimntung iiber @menoe=
ments 5um 3udertarif itimmten oie
@enatoren &ansoen uno Eborton
bon 9ol1iii1ta altf ietten Ser &epubli=
faner in ibrem lebten @ampf gegen
5onfreien 3uder 9lbgelebnt muroen
Mmen6en1erts bon Gen. georris fir
cine bobe @rbidaftsiteuer (bis 5u so
@ro5erD; 5tpei bon Gen. ga 6o1lette,
sic eine grb0bung 6es @oQtartfs Der
|orlage poriaben. I'm Mitterna6t
tuar no6 nidt en6giiltig iiber oen
8oG= nn6 3udertarif abgeittmmt.
Gen. @ansoen fiinoigte BEL 8eginn
ser 1ebatte iiber Sen 3udertartf on,
6aB er ou@ Sen 8erird, einen geri11=
gen 3on auf @oue 6urd5uieben, un=
terltiiben tper6e. gr batte gegen oie
Ga Soletteiden Mmenoements ge=
1timmt, 6o9 ertpartet man, oaB er Die
&epublifaner in ibrern @n6fampf ge<
gen 5onfreie Wone unteritiiten meroe.
Ser @nofon1pf iiber sic 6rage, Oh
gSoIle auf sic 6reiliite geiebt tperoen
ion, begann ont Ma@mittag, ols Se=
motor Ga Ionette 1,nermartet einen
gubltitl1tsantrag fir Sen 8olltarif
ser 1n6ermoo6 simn1onsi6en @or=
lage einrei9te. sSt1 oteiem Mntrag lit
elm 3ou BON 80 Gro5ent fir @ob~
tpoue inn Sabre 1914, elmer BON 25
Ero5ent inn Sabre 1915 uno Elm lol=
der bon Is Bro5ent nad 6em 1. SSa=
'nuar 1916 porgeieben Ser Mn=
trag ging nit % gegen Al @tirnnten
perloren. Darauf reidte Ga sSollette
ei,1 5tpeites Subltttnt ein, oaB etne
lofortige @erabltimmung ser Woll=
3olle ouf Is Hro5ent poriiebt, bod
audi oieles ging perloren; oos Sot1tm
ltano 90 3lt 80 3ultngunlten oes Mn=
trags. 1as Nenroleide Subltit1t
fir SEN 8oatarif tpuroe 6ura slfflo=
nation obgelebnt. 9l1s 6ie s(beno=
litung begann NOR ein BON Senator
93orris eingereidtes 9lmenoement Ell
ner grbidaftslteuer in geratbung,
6os ipater nit 81 gegen 12 Stimmen
abgelebnt tpuroe. gbenio erging es
eir1em BON Senator sSones BON Ba1b=
i1gton (Rep.) eingerei@ten @menoe=
ment, oos eine @rbidnftsiteuer big
5nr &obe bon so Ero5ent oorIiebt.
Sic SSinan5reformporlage fan am
Montag Dor 6as Hlenum oes &al1ies,
un6 es lift an3unebmen, oaB tie NIT
&ilfe Ser sSn6oiiier11ng bon ieiten Der
6emofratiIden Bartei obne Mmenoe<
...lo o.,~o>,o+>,+1ro4r t1oirA
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11

xM1OI
Sritr | big f.. :.
3mder 5oufrei
i>,t Sabre 1916

senat nabm ben 3ndertarif obne Sic
geringite Menbermng an. - Npd
in Sitmng. - 9ie embgiiltige Mb-
itimm,1ns iiber bic Sarifporlage
erfolgt 9ienitag. - 9e1nofraten
feit. - &idt ein ein5iger itimmte
fit bie aablreiden bon repnblifa<
ntl6er Seite eingereidten Nmen.
dement's. - Ga Tollettes 9lntrage
abgelebnt,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-11-27

money nor can it be maintained by
hireHngs. In the most MAGNIFICENT
mansions are sometimes found the
most desolate and unhappy hearts.
Are they being trained in lines that
promise perpetuation of the joys OF
this most sacred place? Are the
scenes and surroundings of their
lives such as to make if easy and
natural to travel LII those paths
that lead to long and continued
peace? Are not some of the So
called best parents thoughtlessly
teaching their wee ones dishonesty
and falsehood, and by their examples
establishing idleness and frivolty as
the summum bonum of life? The pa,
ent who makes a threat he does not
intend to fulfill, is planting seeds Of
untruthfulness in the youths mind,
that if it does not yield crop of
falsehood, will one of disrespect for
the unwise parents.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-11-27
COUNTRY
CORRESPONDENCE
PLAINFIELD.

Orsie Reese has moved onto the
Della Waterman farm.
Minot RozeIl has traded his Dako-
ia farm for the 40 aero farm of Mr.
La Duke
Alvin Walker has moved onto Mrs
Adeline Walkers farm with Mrs.
Walker for next season.
t. B. Rawson was Milwaukee
visitor Friday and Saturday attend
ing a Masonic gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goult have
moved out of town and nowoccupy
their farm, west of town.
Mrs. w. A. RozelI has disposed of
the old creamery building at West
Plainfield to Campbell Perron, who
has moved part of it to be used as
a barn and will take down the re
naming part and dispose of it.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Company and
three daughters, the Misses Lille.
May and Elsie, arrived here Friday
from England, to spend the winter
with Mrs. Compary's brother. Their
son, VIM. Ernest Company arrived
here about a week before from Sas-
katchewan, Canada.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-11-27
PORT EDWARDS.

Anna Joosten quit work at Jack
sons Saturday might
Nick Ratelle attended the fair in
Stevens Point Thursday.
Mrs. J. Shellhammer was a Grand
Rapids visitor Thursday.
Mrs. A. Oilslager was a shopper
in the Rapids Saturday.
H. Smallbrook was or the sick list
few days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. WendIand were
Grand Rapids visitors Saturday.
Miss Edna Clark of Rudolph, is
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. A.
Lampe.
G. F. Steele of Chicago, was a
guest at the L. M.AIexander home,
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM MacNaughton
were shopping in Grand Rapids on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Shuh and children
of Biron were guests at Hotel
Deyo Sunday.
Messrs. and Mesdames o. Lereauz
and H. Madden autoed to Stevens
Point Sunday.
Mesdames J. E. Bryan and William
McNaughton were shopping in the
Rapids Monday.
Mrs. A Tic was the guest of
relatives in Junction City a few
days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Whittlesey OF
Cranmoor, were Sunday guests at tht
home of their daughter.
Miss Delma Padgham entertained
a few young ladies from Grand
Rapids Thursday evening.
Louis Shuh and family moved to
Biron Saturday, where Mr., Shuh
is employed as machine tender.
Prof. V. Kimbal and the It'll and
Sth grade pupils were callers al
the poor farm last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs A Tic entertained
the Iatter's mother from junction
City a few days the past week.
Mesdames VIM. Johnson and VIM
Hagerstrom of Grand Rapids were
calling ON friends here Sunday.
VIM. Leveranoe broke his arm
while at work in the mill last week
He is under the careof DR.. Wagner.
Mrs. c. P. Allen left last week for
| Spokane, to help care for her sister
Mrs. Fred Stearns, who is seriously
i'll.
The ladies aid of the NJ E. church
Will meet with Mrs. Geo. Scott on
Tuesday, Nov. 25th Everybody in.
vited.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-11-27

History repeats itself. Harper's
Weekly has brought to light the fact
that our pure food law labels are old
and antique. In 800 B. C. the ancient
Hebrews made the wholesale grocers
and Wine dealers of their day put
such seals and labels on their wine
and oil jars. They stated when the
wine was deposited in the cellars
and where the wine came from. On
the oil jars the label read "a jar
of pure oil''. with the name of the
district producing it. seventy-fi
of these records were found. They
show that even in the days of King
Ahab the government protected the
stomachs of its citizens.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-11-27

CIRCUIT COURT, WOOD COUNTY.
In the matter of the Remington
Drainage District.
To Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that an or
der and Judgment was duly made ON
the 23rd day of October, 1913, con-
firming the annual report of neces-
sary repairs in said district, and the
assessment therefor made, which re-
port and assessments are on file in
the office of the. clerk of said court,
and are subject to your inspection.
Dated Nov. l, 1913.
VIM. H. BOwden,
J. Q. Daniels,
B. G. Eggert,
Commissioners
J. A Gaynor and
B. M. Vaughan,
Attorneys for said district,
P. o. Grand Rapids, Wis. 3tw
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-11-27
Deafness Cannot be Cured.

.'by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear. There
is only one way TO cure deafness, and that is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is
caused by AN infamed condition of the
mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube
Nhen. this tube is inflamed you have a
when it is entirely closed, deafness is the
result. and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out OF ten are caused by
catarrh, which is nothing but an infancy
condition OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for and
case of deafness Caused by catarrh) tha1
cannot be cured by Hairs Catarrh Cure
Send for circulars free
F. j. CHENEY Co., Toledo,
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for.-Advertise-
ment.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-11-27

Mrs. A. Warneke, nee Emma Mum
digger, Of Kaukauna, was here to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Mary
Knox.
Miss Genevieve Hayes and Leon
ard Hatton of Grand Rapids were
guests of Miss Carolyn Deyo on
Sunday.
Mrs. F. Brazeau and daughter,
Dorothy, attended the Canning Cog.
gins wedding in Grand Rapids last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Helke, Sr.. solo
their farm the past week and have
moved in the house vacated by the
Louis Shuh family.
Mrs VIM. Leverance and daughter
Clara, were called to Rhinelander
Last Thursday and was with her
Mrs. Knox, when she died.
Messrs. F. Padgham, A. Tic, R
| Sipes, Geo. Brown and Rem Padg-
ham, each. arrived home from their
hunting trip with deer.
Mr. Richard Knox returned ito his
home in Rhinelander Saturday His
two children will be cared fer by
| their grandmother, Mrs. VIM. Lever
ance.
Mesdames H. Eberhardt and R.
Mculdenhaur attended the lecture
given by Mr.. Victor Tlahi-Baksh OF
India in Grand Rapids Wednesday
evening.
Among these who attended the
lecture by Bishop Quale at the NJ
E. church Thursday were Mrs. H
Whittelsey, Prof. Victor KimbaIl and
Frank Noel, Jr .
Among those who went deer hunt
ing the past week were Messrs. Fred
Padgham, A. Tic, A. Lampe, R
| Sipes, George Brown, Rem Padgham
and E. Protteau.
Miss Bessie Bradford. entertained
at miscellaneous shower at the
school house for Miss Ruby Nat.
wick on Saturday afternoon. Games
were played and a very pleasant
! afternoon enjoyed by all. ~. e.
Among those from away to attend
the funeral of Mrs R. Knox, were
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Leverance OF
of Biron; Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Leverance and Mr.. and 81. Mrs.
| Kepeltier of Tomahawk; Albert Lev
erance of Rhinelander; Mr.. and Mrs
F. Leverance of Monticello
Saturday afternoon Mrs. H. Eber-
hardt entertained several lady friends
at her home. The afternoon was
spent in playing whist. Mrs. R. W.
| Cahill winning first honors, and
Mrs. G. Helke winning the BOBBY
prize. A two course luncheom was
served. All present report a fine
time.
Hubert Sydow, the only som of Mr..
and Mrs w. Sydow, died last week
at their home in Columbus, after
a years illness. He was II years
old at the time. of his death.
The Sydow family moved away from
here year and a half ago. They
have the sympathy of their many
friends in their bereavement.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-11-27
RIVERSIDE HOSPITAL BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
Time Tables Of
Passenger Service
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RY.
Goind Northwest

CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RY.
Going Northwest.
No. 433, Ly. Milwaukee. 1850 a. m
No. 43S, Ar. Grand Rapids. SO p. m
No. 433, Al. Fond du Lac. s.: So a. m.
No. 453, Ar. Marshfield. ..2:35 p. IN.
No. 400, Lv. Milwaukee. $40 p. m
No. 400 Ar Grand Rapids. .10:37 p. m
No. 400, Ar. Fond du Lac 1907 p. m,
No. 400, Ar. Marshfield. .11:3O p. m.
Going Southwest.
No 406, Lv. Mrshfield. :. .4:45 a. m
No. 406 Lv. Grand Rapids. .5:35 a. m
No. 406, Ar. Fond du Lac. $500 a. m
No. 4O6, Ar Milwaukee. .10:5 so a. m.
No. 416 Lv. Marshfield. 1905 p. m.
No. 416 Lv. Grand Rapids. 100 p. M
No. 416 Ar. Fond du Lac. 80 p. NJ
No. 416 Ar Milwaukee. 6:55 p. m.
NEKOOsA BRANCH
South Bound.
Lv. G. Rapids, 11:30 a. m, 2; Is p. NJ
Ar. Nekoosa. 1901 p. M, $3.50 p. r
North Bound.
Ar. G. Rapids, 12:15 p. M, $3.50 p.
Lv. Nekoosa. 1920 p. m, 300 p.