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Washington Journal., 1913-02-08

Der &ortraqen0e erbielt mitRedt Den
9na Mooie Croen. Bonn SGngcr-
buno bate ii6 cine Delegation itns
ter Der 6iibritng Don Grdlioent yep
Der eiugefunocn. Scr cine geoIegene
Mnlpra1e belt, mo cine Narrens
fappc iIberreidte. IS folgte Der lib
lihe 5rltnf. sis nGditer DilrOe 5.
@e6er in oie 8iitte gerufeil, Der tiir
oie 5ralteii cine 2on5e brad uito Del
len Nortrog poa bon Dlbigen Soin=
ten mar. Sbm folgtc Sri. Gleonorc
Shmur5 Die ii6 in 9lusfiibrutlgcll
iiber Die Siebc crying, mo BON Dem
Rarrenmeiter nit einem Gat belebrt
iplrOc: gtun iei peruiiiiftig, mo per-
6eirote Oi6 audi Sarrp &otbidilo.
in Der aleiouig cines Eenniplpouio
,9ntdmnn~ mo iprehen0 III Eenn-
iulpnnier n0utih" eridien ais nc
porter Oes @eorgetotpn Chronicle II
bcridtcte, oub Grdiioent @ilion ci-
men DeutIden fir iein aabinett iu-
DIE, Der GinfluB bel Der oeittlfeit
Greiie babe, @ilion woaa pinen,
mas Die 0euti1a plieie". @r, Not-
ihiIO m0d)te Sermsgeber oes Sour
nal meroen, oomit mebr gtenigtelten
bineiilfommen tno b~eiieres 0eutI6
geIArieben iuer0e. Damn folgtc Geo.
Glitt, aud I'M &oitiim, Der pie lib
l;dl einen guten, tpieigen gortrag
belt. Sobn @ii6buieH Der ein mum
9erroaes @eoG6tnis bat, iprah allies
aitsnenOiG uno 5tDar Don Der
@urit~, lein &efrain war r@ra0
lDie 10 ne @urlt 10 rnnO", CT pergliH
Sic beridieoenen @iirIte mo @ewiir-
ie nit Dem 2eben unO nit Peppers
@iirlten ltnO iagte, Dab Der Sebens-
laui ser Menihen Der @urlt glei6e.
Serr Sdiaing, Ser ibm f6lgte, ipur-
oe IfhrmiiA begriibt. 9lllb er iprad
auspenoig uno es regnete formli1
g8iBe, 10 OaB oas @eldhter gar feir
Cube nebmen polte. gr erbielt ben
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08
rSednifer @rrein0.

Der 9ehnifer @erein bon gBaib-
ington belt am leBten Mittmod) einG
@%eriommlrns i'm &anie oes &srrr
Gr. 4. 8nrtih ob. Auf Der Cages.
orouung itonO beionoers Sic @eipre.
dung oes Masfenballes, Der am 81.
s.. 90. in Scr Sdngerbunobo[e obge.
balten meroen lpll. @err g. Youid
miro in MoheIter e. g., Den bicii-
gen gereinb Der Der @orort 0es GeG-
infer @ereine lit, oertreten. Ger Ser.
bano Der Eehnifer- @ereine ioa in
Nodeiter ieine enogiiltige. @eitaltlmq
erbalten.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08
-Bulpnnrr

Die Snt0Oliide ct. Niarieu!irde,
5. Str, 5piiden q II. s Ctr, g. SO.
S. 81. Nfotb, Hforrer; q. S. MiDm,
glliiitent.
@~ottcsoicnftc So~nntags: ST. MaeI.
ie 730 un0 9,15; Gonntoesifule
1000; Sodamt 1890; Snufen $50;
gcsper unO Scgen 400.
Seiertags: 81. WieIien 600 un0
ZOO; Sodant 900; |espcr ui0 Sc
gen 400.
@odeutaes: 81. MeHen 700 mo
500; Sui unO 9(uguit $50 nnO
7,30 llbr.
Griter Sreitag i'm Mtouat: ST.
Wtc1ie 700; @od)otnt un0 MusicElng
500; Snbetrng mdbrcuO oes Cages,
@er5 : Seiu : gnoadt unO Gegcn
7.3O.
@ei6te: SamStaes bon As un0
$50. Sim Gage Dor 6eiertaaen
iin6 am 1. Sreitag i'm Monat DON
4-6 un0 70; Se0en Morgen BON
7,30 Biz 500.
Sansfrauen 8ersin SpbaIitdt. R~ummmiOm
am 1 GOnntag /. W. z 80; VerIammInna IL
rem MittpOd @bene 7.30.
6rauen SOoaIttdt. aCmmuniCM AM ?. @Cnn-
as, 7.30; @erl an 2. @rnntaa nm 300 llbr.
81. Name Ssln : 0sreiu GommMniOn am 3.
Splntag, 7.3O.; gerI. 3. @pnntaa atsn6s 7.30
atnber Wfaria gsvein. NCmmunirn iepen 4.
Counting 80; gerl. am A.. @rnntna 800.
NItarNsrrin. gerI. am 3. SCnntaa, 4..3O.
@rmenlssIen . gerein. @srIammIung am A.
SOnn'aa In 4.3U.
WinrtDcrf Club. IsriammIune am 1. Ncr=
tad i. 81, abenbs s ttbr in Der intern 9@uI-
baaf, ste unb Waibingson @tr, q. u.
ct. SOlfpbS 0iebesbunb. BerIammtIt nd
iscen 2 Dtfnlfdg i'm MOnnt In Der Wereine-
bale. 5. unb . en-. 81. Us. sabenbs 8 ubr,a
ct. 8OnifnGius arnmgen unterlHeunee-
Versia. Weri0mmeIt TH iebsn 2. MittppH
|. M, attends s ubr, @de 5. unt $ Ctr. M.D.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08
@ergniignngen.
Man iebe na6 ben annoucen.

9. Sebruar, Somutoe, oMfete(lnppe"
i'm 9eiItiden @aiienbalts.
10. 5ebruar, @ontag, o9lorreniiB-
ing i'm uSdngerbulo~.
IL. 5ebr., Miittmodl columbia 9rou.
er &ranfen unteritiiBungspereir
Sabresbaa i'm 0Io Mniouic Gem.
pei.
is. 8ebry somtag, M%anucrdlor
&arteualiitii6e Sibung.
16. 5ebr., Sonntoa. Muiifaliihel
@beno I'M Sdngerbun0.
II. 6ebr., Montag, 5an5frdn5Ael
i'm SGngerbunO.
II. 5ebr., @ontag, @aSfenbaa oes
1Mripn", in ser Rational 9Iiilcs
Sale.
%. Sebr., Counting, M}uiifalii6el
abero i'm u9frion~.
"a. Sebr., Montag, MosfenboQ il
Der Sangerbunobaae.
"a. 6ebr., Montag, MaSfenbaa Gel
@m. Sen 2oge geo. 8, inn OF
Maionic Sempel.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08

ben, Dab @m. 8iegmonn ces Sfterer
iiber Den &olt ge3ogen murOc. ,Su
Den 3pii9enpauien mur0cu aorie-
polslieoer geiungen, mo es mar I
llbr, olS man iid trenntc. Gs mar
cine iebr %gelilngcnc gfarreniibutg Ii.
Der Gnnt oofiir gebiidrt in crIter
Sinie Serrn Niiauit 5hDor5. Der
yarion~ fam ii6 gliidlid iddeaL
cine iolfe farnepoliitiide &rdft sir
&erfiiaurlg 81 boben
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08
@enc giidlinse!!
su baben bel
SbOmfOrOt,
1872 Geuter nnO SlreaOe Matft.


Ser nSGwdbiiGg aranfen In
teritiisungsberein belt am 9ienitag
ieitie Monatsperlammlung in @enrp
@aBmanns @aue ab. @egcn Der an
Ielbieen AbenO itottfinoenoen Nar-
reniibrng i'm Nrion NOR Der 8eiudJ
nid)t iebr 3ablreidb, mobl aber muroen
ooA ale @eiddfte abgemidelt. @s
mur0e bci6loiien, an Sen @rafen
Zeppelin iiir Oeiien @ilo elm GaufeS-
idreiben 5ll ien0em nnO ebenio an
@errn SloiS S6lahter, Der oaiielba
iiberbrudbt bate.
Nah S6luB Der @eriommlung tai
man benz, mas 8aBmann's Slide
@utes 9eleiItet bette, ale Gbre all.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08

Sabre s~DeriammIungen scr bic
li5er oeYtiHen @ereine, 2ogcn him.
finoen 3. st. offers ltatt, llnO nod,
mebr lolder wGbrcno oes fomancn-
ben 8inters. Sol6e @%crIamnIlti-
Gan tperoen itcts gut bcfl9t ma
foiini6t 0as uSSouruol", bicrbon &C.
ridte SIT eritatten, oenn oie 2eIcr i'm
augemeincn nebnlen bicrpon Slltcr,
Gle, OF tic nun 0en Gereiniglnger
elgeboreit, oOer niht. Man icbc iidj
init Dem oSourno[4 ii @erbinSuta.
ipir geben oiciet Meltiafcitrn bcrcit.
iUiaigIt Blnb.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08

@enn aud Sic 3eit fIie6t, Der
S6mer5 bleibt. uno oie @unoen blu
ten mieoer, penn mir nit Nebmalt
g%eoenfen nnieres fleinen 9~ieblinas
8ini Sennisc,
Der uns geitern. Z. 5ebruor Dor orci
Sabren, ourd Den 300 entrifien turr-
De.
SAINT webt i'm Soith Der Abenoluft
Der JriibIing boIo aif oeiner @ruft,
Sebniudtstrdnen fallen.
geie ioa, bis uns Ser Sob befreit,
Die 8oIfe Der @ergeiienbeit
Tein bolOes 8iI0 umpoIen.
@etpiomet bon Den trauernoen or
tern Senrp mo Margoret Sennioe
itnO @mma !Senuige, Shpelter.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08

S6srnarr Nn9ult SdroiS.
@ua=M ooie-0 rocn. Damn iolgte oas
Silffragettden, Sri. 9aulinc Solcr.
ans Oeren %ortrag mir cinige &erI(
folgen lniien:
Anudder Schmidt here I also know.
Who talks about nuddings and whose
york ISIS no go.
He's boss i'll name only, his duties
doth shirk, .
Urd says, NIT a face, "Let de young
peoples work."
Und Wiegmann, de boy nit de sausage
machine,
Who sells groceries and oleomargarine.
Urd makes de bun speeches from De
cember to June,
Generally at ten i'll the afternoon.
Carnival Schwarz too, he drinks him
self great,
But Sisters, l tell you he's a piker und
skate,
For a secret to him we entrusted last
week,
He divu1ged it to all, he did, de mean
sneak.
But now let me speak Of de ladies
nice,
De ARION ladies, who run not from
mice,
Who are ever ready and never lag,
Ven de word ISIS given to stand by de
flag.
Oar worthy president, Mrs. Krumke,
by name,
Has been elected last month yunce
again,
She makes addresses and dey're such,
You sometimes can't tell whether
dey're Yiddish or Dutch.
Und den wee have Mrs. Daiker, you
bet,
She's a fine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES yet,
De minutes Of meetings she keeps in
fine style,
If somebody writes 'em and puts EN-
on file.
SRI. SOBER ipra1 iiber sen n9(ri=
on un0 ieine Wlitglieoer. oaB 2ouiS
Sdmiot bel Nroben Itets ourh Nb=
weienbeit giGr5e uim., MIR Die Ari-
on-0omen ieicn INNER 5ltr SteQc,
Defenders oeren B~rdiioentin Iroll
SrlHnfe. llno babel nimofte~ lie: Damn
IS onlp imofe the cigarette
Sbat's the thing for TIE iuffragctt(
Ser idmar3e @uguit Oanfte ibr
nit Idonen @orten uno iprad oanll
iibes ben ~9ltmeiiter Der Norretei
Der leioer nidt ga iein tornte. @errr
s. Glauon, ull0 rief Oeiien Na1iol-
ger, @errn 81. "copper" auf, scr aus
Dem Stcgreif iprod) unO in frant-
fllrter nmeritanii1em Geuti9 il
mibiger @eiie iiber nerIhieOene Bba-
len Oes Qebens Ipradl. Gr ourft(
mat trinfen uno mutoe Derabidie-
Oct init. Ben 8ortan:
3 "copper",
Mas fir ein Sleeper.
@err Nebltod fam ais Oeutider
@ailer mo man lang: Sell Dir i'm
Siegerfran5" un0 oanu oas Sta
ipangleb banner. Ser @onucnlanr
belt MIR eiren f~ilrselI. aber glitell
Tortrog un0 oen SdInB biloetc @err
SHILLING. Der oaS 2ieo: a9as @elt-
ipoarenhduS~ Oirigicrta.
IS Graudt ns9t elmabnt 81 mer-
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08
MaSfenbal Oss n@ermania Manucr
GbDr.


Ger u@ermania WGnnerhor" CT.
offnete feline Standardization OurdI
einen Masfenbaa am 8. 6ebruar III
Der SlO Maionic Sole unG bate ci-
itelt foloiialen Grfolg 5n per5eidnen.
g1idt nllr, OoB iebr DieIc Mosfcu
bertreten nnrell, es moren old Der
~porrogeno ih0ue &oitiime porbanocn
iomobl mas Gruppen. ais @in5el-
mnSfen anbelanet. Inter ser Ober-
leitung 0eS Serrn Carl Snmmel
berrl1te Die mititerboiteite Sronlmg ;
er mar Der @ieIbei9dftigIte Oes gan
sen Mben0S, un0 cine beitere, frobe
aarnepolsitimmung lag iiber Dem
aarneDalSitimmung lag iiber Dem
@an3en.
NIsBreisfomite fungierten fiir ben
4beno Die Serren Carl ggolf s.
6idIs uno 6. @eIder.
Die 9reife nuroen folgenOerma-
Ben nerteilt:
1. @ruppenpreis, banres @elo,
@ruppe 9&loitergloder" beItebeno
aus ben 8erionen @p. Sonoer rnO
6rait, S. Soffner uno 6rait, 6rau
@0ffner it. uno Sri. emma Sanocr,
Soc @onorad, SEQ. Seboitian.
2. @rlippenpreis, baores @eIO,
@ruppe .Yrin5 Garnebal NIT @efol-
ge~, beitebeno aus ben %erionen:
Sri. Charlotte Seiffert aus 9alti-
more ais Bring, SRI. Anna Billie
ais u@age~, uno 6rall Marie 8iae,
SRI. anna @iintber, 6rau &atb.
Bauer, 6rau emma Sammel, SRI.
@lie @a1nmel uno SRI. gmma Sci
Der ais @efolge.
Gmiple=@reis: .Spanier" Jrall
Gstpt uno 8rau 9nabe, @aiier Ger
nee uno Sapaneie Song.
Gin8elpreiie fiir 9omen:
1. oYoung @ermanp~, SEER Gbarl.
Gehmer. 56irmitdnoer.
,. Butterfly, Sri. Srene Sd, Gee
Scribe.
3. Maifonigin, Srau aeler, 6ruht-
Seaer.
4. y@romIcr", 6rai ariebel, 9Iu-
mennnlc.
5. n0utid Gleonier~, 6rau S. s.
@offmann, @em-5eruice.
6. oSere@, 6rou Charles 0ebmer,
@~isbehdlter.
Z. ySobaeeo", leioer feblt uns bier
Der Same ser Game, @uBfnader.
Gin5elpreiie fir @erren:
t. .@rins41, Srou Nina DITTO, Gid
nit @ein Serpicc.
?. o6ormer", @oIter @romn, Bier
frilg.
3. n@ereinsmeper" Sui. @onOraf
&aiier-g tli.
6olgcnoe &omites maren III scr
Nrbeit:
Arrangements -&omite, Carl Sall=
mel, @oriiber, 6. Braun, get. Mat-
tern, $. @tnfler, Geo. Seboitian, s..
@onOroc, Nltg. Braun.
Gonj SOmite: Ntor Der.
@osiiber, $. @infler, :. S6iaing,
81. Braun, Sbeo. 2erd).
grfriidungs-&omite &arl 9raull
@oriiRer, 6. @bnert sc. ShiGing,
8. @llBler, Geo. Meuer.
@mpfaugs-&omite: 5. @et, Sor.
iiBer, 8. aoebIer, 81. &oebl s. Soil.
ner, g. @sfpt, $. Goanler, 81. Ouch
ring, 6. 6. @ofimann, S. @ SeI-
big, 81. Saur, =. Mattern.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08
G~Dan6eIiid : llt6eriide 8iOns-

GDanseIiid : Iat6eriidc 3iOns..
Stride. 6. unO IS Str. 81. 50.
&aitor &id)aro SGmiOt.
Sauptgottesoicnit ieOcn Sonntag
gormittag Inn 1914 ltbr; in Ocutl9cr
Sprn9e am g, a. III. 81 Sonntag l..
&C., in engIii6er SpraGc am /. uno'
3. Sonntas /. so. gngIii9cr 9[beno-
@ottesOienit OIL icoem Sonntng urr
7.30. Sonntagsi6uIe ieoen Conn
tag @ormittag Inn $50 ubr.
airHsnrat am Disnfas gbsno mad BEN les
ten 9pnntdg /. M.
6rau n WliGiOns-0 erein unb Jrauen. StIis-
geretn an 1. DOnneritae Nn@mittae i'm WCn.,
%erlferer UNI 2 ltbr, IeBterer Inn 3 llbr.
Sngenc.W erein CSutter- Qiga) iehem DuMmers-
tag Wbenb nm 7.3O tlbr.
Si@ere Spredaunben Ter pnliprs jeben Dor
mittaS in Der @afriaei Der 8ir1e.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08

Gp. lnt6. 0reieinisfcits : Stride
@de 4. ltn0 g-StraBe, M.-@. @aftor
$. S1rooer.
@ottesOienlte: Born. ii llbr in
oeuti6er Spra1e, Slbenos 7.3O IN
engliiher Sprofe.
8abrenb Der 5oiten5eit ieoen Mitt-
nod INN 7.30 abenos Oentider Got
ies0ienit.
Sonntagsidule (Oeutid eneIifd)
i'm $50 nbr bormittags.
9oncoroia Gerein, p%eriammelt iib
1. u1o B. Donneritag oes Mts.,
abenos s lbr.
6rauenuerein am l.. 9onnerItag
i. Monat.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08
9cutlde rnannrlil6 Int6,

9catiAr eban9eIii@ . Iatberiidc
GOncOrOia Stride, 90. uno 8 Str, n.
90.
Sailor: Heb. Saul u. Menoel.
Scnutass. trrtiasr @Ottesoienit nm IN N6r
moresns, en0lii&er MUrsensOttssbisnif al fabcm
4. SCnntag beS Mpnats.
0ebetsDsrIammluno pss GnbsaScr @sreins
NM $50 ll6r.
GneIil&s @bsnOsptssbtsnis I'M 7.3O ubr
wrna DEFENDERS nng3eigt.
airtsuruitisuaa am srffsn Mittwc1 bss
RcnatS, nbenos s llbr.
BraarnvereinslBuna am erifsn MittpU@ bee
Wpnats. rnHmitta9s 2 lbr.
Die SCnntaeSfduIsbrrr 0nben i6re mOnat.
lids Notwithstanding fm swsitsm Diems-
tag bes Wcnats, abeneS $50 u6r. Mnb ibre
rD9eniIiGe BCrGereitunssfunre DCnmrafas
Nbsnp 7.30 lbr.
UerIammIu ng Oes Mi7icneSereinS 1T am 3.
0Onnsrstn9 bee Mpnats UNI 2 llbr nn6mittaee.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08
Grite refurmierte 0irdc. 6. nllo q

Grite refOrmiertc 3irdc, 6. ulO q
Str, 81. So.
@aitor: Ncb. Sames 9. Wubrer.
ScmtagsiduIe, eng lifb, nm GAS
pormittogS.
airasiraIt am 1. Dienlls I'M Monat,
ubr Mbgnbs.
DIR gebEerDcrsin isssn DOnnvlas absnSs
I'm s lltr.
8rausn.g sssin an uisn DisnNaa imMsmat
am Z ubr 80 Mbents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-03-06
Sounds Like a Real Rice Girl.

The bride is lady of wondrous fas-
cination and remarkable attractiveness,
for, with manner as enchanting as the
wand Of a siren, and a disposition as
sweet as the odors of flowers. and
spirits as joyous as the carolings of
birds, and mind as brilliant as those
glittering tresses that adorn the brow
of winter, and with heart as pure as
dewdrops trembling in a coronet of vio-
let's, she will make the home OF her
husband a paradise of enchantment
like the lovely home of her girlhood,
where the heaven toned harp OF mar
rage, with its chords Of love and de-
votion and fond cndearments send forth
the sweetest strains Of felicity that
ever thrilled the senses with the rhyth-
mic pulsing of ecstatic rapture. Char
lotteville (Ky) Chronicle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-03-06
MYSTERY IN A POCKET
BY c. D. JAM ES.

Usher one day not long ago shouted
upstair9 to Mrs Usher that he found
his watch was slow and that she had
Just FIVE minutes to make the train TO
the golf club.
"Gracious!" walled Mrs. Usher back
at him, Il never can--theres a thin
spot "a the heel OF my stocking right
above the edge of my low shoes and
it'll rub into a hole In no time, It's
silk"
Take along another pair" order-
ed Usher, grufly. You can change
out there and there won't be a soul
around and it's such a bully day-oh,
come along!
Thereupon Mrs. Usher came along,
frantically struggling into a heavy
coat and stufing hosiery and hand
kerchiefs into her husbands pockets.
"There!" she said, triumphantly,
when they had played nine holes,
Look at my stocking" An unmistak-
able hole showed above the line OF
her low shoe What did / tell your"
lou AdA Eudu6G Wnbjl VIC 10 III LOT
luncheon" said Usher. Il left my
coat hanging up In that little hall just
outside the MISUNDERSTANDING
else has been shut up for the winter"
Mrs. Usher found the coat. There
were two others next 1t. Only a few
hardy persons we're playing golf In
the nipping air After a while she re-
appeared bearing in her hands crum-
pied ball Of brown silk, the discarded
hosiery Just as she reached her hand
toward the overcoat pocket Usher
called from the hall.
Yes" she answered, I'm comingl"
and hastily rammed home the hosiery.
Let it be said at this point that Ush-
er's coat hung very close TO the next
one, The next one belonged to Ben
ming
That evening as Benning settled
himself comfortably with the evening
paper there was little choking sound
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-03-06
Don't Look So ldlotlcl"

in the hall and presently Mrs. Ben
ming stood before him tragically hold
ing out something brown.
HUH" asked Benning, peering at
the brown thing.
What may l ask" demanded his
wife, are you doing with brown silk
stockings in your coat pocket, Arthur?
Kindly answer me that"
She shook out the hosiery TO It's
full and discriminating length
Don't look so idiotici" she cried
when she could stand the strain no
longer
Why why" stammered Benning.
Il don't know a th-thing about them
Whereupon Mrs Benning went int
Mysteries and cried that Benning never
had loved her anyway and what had
she ever done that such an awful thing
should blight her life?
Darling" cried the frantic Ben
ming, let me explain!"
Then explain" blazed his wife.
Good Lord" groaned Benning, at
ter a wild instant Il can't! L"
Il shall go home to mother an
nounced Mrs. Benning Il shall tell
the janitor to bring up my trunks"
The rest Of that night Mrs Benning
held her outraged head very high
while carrying things from the closets
and bureau drawers to trunks, Ben
ming alternately tagging after her,
piteously eIpostulating, or sunk In the
biggest armchair in ar attitude ex-
pressiye Of complete WEAKNESS with
the world
81 know It sounds foolish he
moaned TO say don't know how the
confounded things got there, but"
IL certainly does" Mrs. Benniug
assured him, frostily Il at least gave
you credit for more imagination
II was just after Mrs Bennlng had
telephoned for a taxi in the morning
hat the phone rang and Benning
stumbled to IT,
Hello said Ushers voice. Say,
have you by any chance got my wife's
brown silk stockings in your oyercoat
pocket"
Here. Hurry yelled Benning
heckoning frantically TO Mrs Benning
Come and listen to this"
Il don't care said Mrs. Bennlng
some moments later, when the crying
and forgiving were over. II never did
like that Mrs Usher. anyhow! And
now, Arthur Benning, you can Just set
70 work and help me unpack. Chi
cago Daily News.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-03-06
Mrs. Curtis Foster Improving.

About two weeks ago Mrs. Curtis
Foster went from here in apparently
perfect health for visit at the parental
home near Stoughton, this state. The
following Saturday she was taken sud
denly with serious illness while shop
ping in Madison. Being conveyed to
Stoughton with care and quickness she
was placed in hospital at that town.
Mr. Foster was summoned, and upon
his arrival a consultation of three doc
tors was had and it was determined
that an operation was necessary. This
Mrs. Foster underwent with that brav-
cry so characteristic of woman. and
at this writing she is recovering nicely.
The latest issue Of Stoughton paper
reports in these words Mrs. Curtis
Foster Of Mineral Point, who under
went an operation for hernia at the
local hospital, is reported to be doing
very nicely. Mrs Foster is daughter
of Andrew Nygard, of Rutland town
ship Mr. Foster has returned home. {"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-03-06
$4,000 Fish Catch.

McGregor, Ia, March l. The biggest
haul of fish ever made on the upper
Mississippi was finished few days ago
when, after a week of labor night, and
day, the last of the fish were taken out
of the net near McGregor by Fisher
men Larson and Worth, packed into
cars and sent from Prairie du Chen to
New York. Seventy-fve thousand,
three hundred and two pounds were
shipped and the two fishermen received
$6,300 cash for them, a return for their
weeks labor Of $1,000 a day. In addi-
ton to the $1,000 pounds shipped, about
1000 pounds were sold locally, or more
than enough to pay all expenses of
the haul, so the fihermen count the
SO, 300 net
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-03-06
FOR SALE.

For sale at very reasonable price, a
six-room cottage. Barn and cistern.
About four blocks south of p. Nj. church.
Property has recently been put in first
class repair all through, inside and out.
Win be sold very reasonable.
The Peter Rink property. A 7-room
house. cistern, wood house and two
lots. VIII be sold cheap if taken this
spring.
Seven-room house on Hoard street
with large lot, cistern. well and barn.
viii be sold right.
A number one room house, situated
about two blocks from High street, in
good location.
The W. Il. Toay residence, very con-
veniently situated, has large rooms, is
an exceptionally warm house, and viii
be sold for a reasonable price.
Two houses on one lot. Two cisterns
and a good we'll win sell altogether
or separate at very low price.
Two houses on Brewery street and
one large. nine-roomed dwelling near
zinc works. viii be sold cheap.
A large. ten-roomed dwelling, near
residence of J. p. Harris, Arranged
for two tenants. Is offered for low
price. Also a small business place on
High street.
Parties wanting 20 bus, sell or rent city or
surrounding country property please call on
7. B. REYNOLDS.
Opposite City Hall Upstairs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-03-06
Makes Ruling on Eyes.

The state industrial commission on
Friday Of last week handed out an
opinion as to the value of an eye.
The commission decided to recognize
the value Of this all important organ
at Is per cent Of a man earning ca.
pacity, holding that laborer or work
man was incapacitated to that extent
by an injury to his eye.
The commission ordered the Worden-
Alien company, Milwaukee, to pay an
empoye, who had sustained an injury
to his eye, 80 cents a week for fifteen
years.
The Simons Manufacturing company
of Kenosha was also ordered to pay a
workman, whose eye had been injured,
Sl.l3 a week for fifteen years.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-03-06

For the first time in the history of
the state it will be unlawful for any
man to vote in the coming election I'M
less he is q full citizen. In the Novem-
Der election Of 1912 a man with his first
papers could vote but beginning Dec. /,
1912, law went into effect making
any man ineligible to vote who is not a
full citizen Of this country.
All foreign born people, now living in
this state. who have not taken out
their final citizenship papers, should
make a note of the above change in
the law.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-03-06

The Iowa County Rural Carriers as
ISOLATION met at the Crystal Theatre in
Dodgeyille, Feb. 22nd. The meeting
was called to order by President w. j.
Davis of Mineral Point. The secretary,
John w. Griffiths, Of Dodgeville, read
report which was approved. Melvin
Peterson of Barneveld and w. J. Davis
of this city were elected TO represent
Iowa county at the state convention to
be held in GAINESVILLE May 80 and 81.
The next meeting will be held in
Dodgeville on Labor Day, Sept. l. 1918.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-03-06

An exchange, for the veracity of
which the Tribune has heretofore had
due respect, came out last week with
the announcement that its uncle. IS
years of age, is in town for visit with
his grandfather, and reports the latter
gentleman as not very robust at pres
ent, he having been knocked insensible
by big log which he was putting on
top of large pile the other day. 1t
must be fierce to have as much longev-
ity as the older has got when the cost
of living is 50 high.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-03-06
Form New Organization.

AT meeting held in Galena, Feb q,
it was decided to organize what is now
the Wisconsin and Illinois Mining In
stitute to replace the Mining Congress,
twenty-five names being placed on the
list of members The Institute will
meet every third Friday in each month.
Arrangements have been made to
send Hon. A. w. Kopp to Washington
to take care of The Platteville district
until the pending bill had been reported
TO the house by the committee. Mr..
Kopp has been working hard to main
tain the present tariff on zinc ore.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-03-06
Married In St. Paul.

On Thursday evening, Feb. 10Th, at
the home of her son, Colon W. Wright.
in st. Paul occurred the marriage Of
Mrs, Nettie S. Wright to Mr. Edward
j GritRths of Chicago.
After a tour Of California, Mr.. and
Mrs Grifiths will be at home for the
summer in Mineral Point.