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ANOTHER PEACE
TREATY READY
AGREEMENT REACHED BY
BRYAN AND DANISH
MINISTER.
Provides All Questions Shall BE
Submitted 10 Arbitration.
Soon BE Signed.

WASHiNGTON. Jan. e8.-Arbitra.
tion OF all questions which may arise
including those involving national
honor. is proposed in treaty. the
terms o. which we're agreed upon 10
day hy Secretary Bryan and Constan.
un Brun. tho Danish minister. The
agreement VAS reached as a result
OF extended conferences between Mr..
Bryan and Minister Bruu az well as
exhaustive CORES apondeuce between
the latter 1ud tho Danish foreign oil.
ncr
lt is expected that tho nov treaty
VIII bo siEuod iu The near future and
Mr Bryan is optimistic over the ro-
ccptI0u which viii bo accorded ff i'm
fhe senate when 30 o. presented for
ratification
Thr convention. vhfrr VIII Do nrI nu,-
rfIfIrafnu off frc principle of Nr.
ir.Hr peace PROPOSALS. uHkea uo rs.
pop. Ifiuu whatever iu fho subjects f1 L.
.H.r.iffsI fool arbitration.
While fHr IrfDr rI.fs nirrIfr sIrued
l' rrUrff.f. lr.ru Hre with smaller Ma
NUUa oft f.. world. fNr iIea d. aHff fu
have received favorable confederation
Iu some Uf fHf most important EIrnrfsu
..Hu.f Tories. FIHre NHa Iren ru ..
UHH..rueHt Ur frr subject huf 20 fs Hr
NrI.fuuI tItf ffrurHIIH progress o. f..
."r U.HN. toward fNr ruu.Iu"Iur .r a
III.n convention with Great UrIffTn
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W. VA. SCRAP
DISCUSSED AT
CONFERENCE

special nispatCh to the 1utsIlesneer.
WASHINGTON. - G.. Jan. 2S
10 became known to-day that an a CON
terence held LAST night which lasted
illl after u o'clock. between pr..i-
dent Wilson and National Committee
man William D.. McCombs. the faction
81 hgEt iu The Democratic party i'm
West virginia was discussed What
decision. DO any. that was reached. b.
not known Chairman McCombs FUR
ther than stating that tho political site
uatlon in various states was coneif-
cred. declined To- make a statement.
lhIs i- The second time fhU President
and his national chairman have di
cussod tho West NIrEiuu situation.
the first time about TWO weeks aro.
The arrival OF j. w. Dawson Pro
Errs .vo chairman OF KarauHl conn
F. John J Jarrett and several other
politicians from that neigh burh0od to-
DAY. caused report chat confer.
enc" or Progressive was scheduled
f0 boz held hrrr Tho rum0r vrr
s'ouIy denied Chairman Dawson do.
c.arinE thar ho was here on husino.
connected With coal rate case. F1.
Governor Mac"ortIo arrived on tho
same trlir
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SENATOR LEE
GETS HIS SEAT
AFTER LONG DRAWN OFT
FIGHT HE GETS CON
FIRMATION.
Fight Came Over Right of Cover.
nor Of Maryland to Call
a Special Election.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S.-Blafr Lee
Democrat was seated bv the senate
today as the FIRST senator OF Narvls,t
elected directly by the people. sue.
ceeding William e. jackson. Rappb.
hcan. Iiis commission was accented
by vote Of % 90 13
Adm.ristration of TIE oath of oNioo
marked tle end of vigorous conf.s,
over the validity Of Senator T...s
election. a minority Of tho s.n,t.
committee ON privilege. and elocf.ops
took the po.ifiou that the governor of
Maryland had no authority fo csu +,
special election under the srtoofao,.,l.
amendment lo tho federal coreti,,,.
t'on. suhstifufInE direct election ,r
senators Tor The old method OF r,l.,.
uon by fho legislature,
All tho Senators opposed so -osf
lht u" new member were EerubII
cans. senator Smu0f was erru.a.f
from voting upon hIe .fafrnrrf fI.r
Do was ln doubt as fu fHa r..tt ,f
Mr. Zee fo eoaf. Senator Tr. vs.
I.rfd hy fhr senate fn f. sEsIr.
man hip ~ tho committee or ,v
l.u.i'uf'. boz tho post office depart
Tb" vacancy In tho Maryland ron.
..nh In fnr senate date back
t0 iH" death Of senator H1vr.r TE.
Governor of MARYLAND arr.'rt.4 ,i,
Jackson f0 600 tho vacancy on Al.
N'Wh'r TO- 1912. Before fHs s0r.ff-
tuionfl amendment became snrr-
i've Later nn i.rUeI writ f1r "a
special election. which was held last
No''iN h'I, "riInE nr fhe theory That
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Grand Jury to Get the
Highway Graft Cases
COMMISSIONER OSBORNE TO
ASK INDICTMENTS
FOR OFFICIALS.
Evidence Shows Material Used on
Roads Was Below Specifica-
tions and High Priced.

ALBANY. y. Y. Jan. 2k.-Commi.
slon'r James ". Osborne ordered mo
tesi iimony taken before him to-dav
concerning highway repair work In
montgomery county referred To- fhf. die.
ulct attorney of that county with "A re
quest Tor grand jury action The
WORK was performed by the Monk con.
airuction company % Amsterdam of
which Peter " Baird described a. 4
friend of Joseph O. Murphy. retired
Democratic leader OF Troy. is prest
dent
Mr. Osborne characterized ns grand
larceny the manner IN which tho con.
tract was obtained and tho work per.
formed. BE- also expressed tho opfn.
ION That The highway contracts In that
county were controlled hy % "poilfieal
cotefio consisting OF former senator
William a. Gardner. Baird. County
Chairman Wample o. that county and
Joe Murphy oi Troy"
Enormous Cost.
Tho road. four mile stretch De-
tween Cana iohairo aud sharon Spr.ne
was luiIt IN 1902 ut "a cost of Xi1 uu0
and rcsurinciug iu 1912 90 cost
npproximatinE $4,000. ln addition to
this supplemental agreement had
been drawn. but never signed. which
would hHF" brought tho re-surftrin e
highway department engineer frafI
fled today that tho price was SffTfl
in excess N proper charge tor tho
work which would have allowed fra
contractor n gn per cent profit
The contract Tor fIa road was one
tcontinusd on P-gs Hins)
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NOW CHARGED
WITH MURDER

.rgs.l. Dispatch fo fIe Intelligence
IAlItNONI " Va. Jan -s-Thr
'fonfr Wly to-day returned a yer.
irt that Serahno Cosauo. whose
american name ls Sam fuzor came fo
U.s. death from gun shot wound ir.
i''fd BY PaulO pHoiuccim whose
NWerican name Dr. Fred PAUL. PAUL.
nov iu The county igu Uo uaa ar.
'st'I sunday after The shooting af
i1rrarEF.In. charged with SHOOTING
yum atfnmpf tD $500 Do .H believed
nor tln fact that PAUL offered hts
'Nn l'fns blood in Hn effort to save
N- ..' oi his victim viii ho blk Fac.
Dr Ir tie defense. Whom fbe r..e
'h' io TRIAL When pauii WAS told
nir cnll Tuesday that unless n
iIopd TRANSMISSION was Effected AZ once
..uzon would lie. hc begged fo be- aI.
owed fp give his blood Tor The 0rers.
ion. lc uaF ON bite way f1 tho hos
Hiti Tor that purpose. when word was
-"ceiVed that Lu1on was dead
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ENGINE OVER A
40 FOOT BANK

Special Dispatch 10 tho Intelligence.
LUEFIELD. ". Va. Jan 2S-N. L.
W. passenger train No. :. today ran
into freight wreck at Wilmore. near
here, derailing the engine and one
car. the engine rolling down a forty
foot embankment. and into the Tug
river. Engineer Morrissette. true 10
his record. stuck 10 his engine till
II settled into the river the fireman
jumped. several passengers we're
slightly hurt. The freight had wreck
I'd right In front OF No. 4. an instant
before the latter's arrival. and only
miracle prevented a frightful wreck
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FATAL MISTAKE

Spsrisl rirpet.h to fre Intelligence
ELLENNDNO. M. Na. Jan gs
Ethel Trainer Hoehm aEed forfy-fva
years. wife OF j. 49,. Uoehm. "a prom
Ineut merchant and sell kuovu cItI-
ZEN. took tUu tablets oi strychu.ne Boo
mistake FOR morphine Her death ra.
suited ln thirty muutes
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BRIBERY CASES
ARE CONTINUED

special Dispatch TO TIE Intelligence
CHARLESTON. " Va. Jan. os-
Supreme Court OF Appeals today In
the matter OF the applications for
writs OF error in the legislative brib-
cry cases. President Miller an
nounced that the court was not yet
ready TO give its decision and asked
for a conference Of counsel loo the
cases. Court Was adjourned until to-
morrow when the decision b. expected
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DIED FROM INJURIES.

Special Dispatch to fFe Irtsuig.n..-
tLhNkSBt RG. ~. Va. DAN 2s
Edward Jackson. H negro. o. years old
Is dead of Injuries received yeatarday
when ho fDU from fcaTolding If
iN" So Mar}'s parochial school. ir
course of construction on East Main
street. who're ho was employed a. !
workman.
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UNITED STATES MAY LIFT EMBARGO
ON ARMS ON THE MEXICAN BORDER
Shelby Nj.
CullOrn Passes AwaV

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s-Former
senator Shelby NJ. Cullom. OF IIn-
hols, died here today after an illness
~ more than week. during which
ne ns hoYered between life and death
i,s iast words were a wish that he
,iIsnt nave lived to see the compile
non OF the national memorial 10
Abraham Lincoln. who was his ner.
sonal friend.
Since his retirement from the Sen
sle, last March. Mr.. Cullom had
zen resident commissioner OF The
commission created BY Congress TO
Duiia the F2.000.O00 Lincoln memoir
a little more than a week ago he
vas vas taken with grip. His advanced
age put his recovery beyond hone
, uut MS wonderful vitality postponed
.ue ehd from one sinking spell 10
another. lie was aged IS years.
Funeral Saturday.
neral services for Senator CulIom.
VINO died in Washington TODAY Will
De heid In this city at 2:3O o'clock
saturday afternoon In the represen-
tatIyes hall at the State House.
Inc obsequies will be conducted
~ hsv. Donald Macleod. pastor of
tns FIRST Presbyterian church. form
erly OF Washington, ID. c. Memorial
ssuuresses will be made by United
states Senator Lawrence Y. Sber-
man and Governor Edward +. Dunne.
Nhen the casket arrives il will be
Sahheh rh TO the residence OF Mrs.
HhaIies Riagley and later removed 10
/ lie in state.
Hslf Century in Public Life.
MASHINGToN. Jan. 2S.-SheIby
Moore Cullom's death ended ffty
HeaIS OF continuous public service
t enat nad made him a figure in Ameri-
can national life and brought him into
official relations with ever president
from Abraham Lincoln 20 Woodrow
him. saiu Oh
Why, here's my old friend Uncle
,h 10y, ne comes nearer connecting
me present with the days OF Washing.
Ton than any one else whom | know 3
AS ploughboy, driving his father's
oxen over the fresh prairie OF Illinois
ne mad known and talked with survt.
HOrs OF the Revolution and on the
IussSu ioun iat:ons of a life begun
IN pioneer hardships OF n family of
Twelve children had built p careet
that took him to the Illinois leelsln.
tuTe as member: speaker ~ rho
assembly. two terms in the governor's
eealr. service. In the national house
/ OF repres esentatives. and thirty co1s,sc,,.
-
his nearest living contemporary'
probably Il Uncle Joe" Canno5
whose senior he was some seven
years by birth and some three wears
In national service.
andrew Jackson was president OF
the United States when Mr.. Cullom
was born in 1929. down In the FIX
spring Valley Of Kentucky near the
Cumberland. where the CulIoms OF
Mary land and the Coffeys of NORTH
carolina, drifting westward with the
tldes OF immigration that set in al
the close OF the Revolution. founded
their early home
Saw Many Rulers Pass.
During the year 1929" Mr.. Cullom
recently wrote TO illustrate the epoch
In which he began life. The crown
OF Great Britain descended from
l King George the Fourth to King VIII
I liam the Fourth: that reign passed
/ away and have lived to see the Ions
I reign OF Victoria come and 20: the
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hANW NNMt Jan 81 Forecast
ohio Rain Thursday Friday local
snowa ana much colderf triak south
Friday
West VirTinia-Incroasinr cIoudiness
Fhursdayf rain at night and rridav.
probably turning 60 SNOW Frflav yrfth
rapidly falling temperature.
Weateru Peuuaylva ! uc roa nIuruunu
Western Neun.-1uCreasinF C1oudfnoaa
and continued warm Thuradav. rain al
night friday snow and much colder. in
oreasinR south winds, becoming nsrth.
west Fuday.
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LOYAL 20 Carranza.

JUAREZ. Mexico. Jan. 2S-Gcneral
Francisco Villa. military commander
Of the rebel forces. today disclaimed
any ambition TO become president OF
Mexico I'm the event the revolution
is successful lie said that although
his victories against the Huerta
forces at Ojinaga and Chihuahua
had attracted attention TO himself, yet
he did not wish 20 overshadow Cen
eral CarranZa, whom he recognized as
The leader OF the revolution.
should General Carranza become
president he would receive my sup
port and I would obey his commands.
said General Villa AS PROOF of my
loyalty and as evidence that ! have
no ambition to become president, ]
would leave the country If he ordered
me 20 do so
General Villas interview was given
in his little plastcred abode house.
rival from Chihuahua. On the floor
In the front room where he stood
were sixteen bags. each containing
10000 Mexican dollars. and On the
window sill we're half dozen newly
purchased diamond rings still glitter
ing In their plush boxes. Tie coin
was purchased from the banks in ~
paso for use In chihuahua where sill
YER has been scarce. and the diamond
rings were presents from various
rebel commanders.
To Resume Industry.
General villa came 90 Juarcz 10 ne.
sOtiate with business Interests for
ne resumption Of industry Boz Chihua.
nua state and also TO procure small
.oin for circulation in tho rebel ter.
ritory. He plans To- start n rebel mint
and bank as soon as possible lie
aid that on his return 10 chihuahua
he would prepare personally 10 com
uand an attack on TOrreOu
llonales Sandoval. who was rcpufcd
10 be on mission TO create an am.
fnce between General villa and the
Felix Diaz faction returned from Chi
sContiuusd on pa. rrtr.
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US. .Battleship Arrives;
Order Restored In Haiti
MARINES LANDED AND ARE
PATROLLING THE TOWN
WHICH Is QUIET.
President Oreste Still Aboard Ger
man Cruiser-Rebels TO
Enter Town Soon.

PORT Al PRINCE. Haiti. Jan. IS
With the arrival to-day Of the United
states bdttleship South Carolina and
with American and German bluejac-
kets guarding the legations and patrol-
ing the town. conditions at Port Au
Prince took on more orderely as.
pect. 4 committee Of public safety
has been organized and IL Is believed
that all danger 10 foreign residents is
past.
President Orcste is stil aboard the
German cruiser Niueta and the coun-
Try Or without government The for.
nlor llatipn minister at Washington.
Solon MenOs. who if was Thought
would act as chairman OF the commit.
tee Of safety declined 90 serve. and
former Senator stephen Archer was
named as chairman The committee
sent "a delegation ON board the Yacht
NOrd Alexis tO arrange for the entry
into the. capital of Senator DatiImar
Theodore. the leader OF the revolution.
who is now az Cape Uaifieu other
measures viii Boz taken 90 establish "a
government at as early date as pos.
iblr
Tho South Carolina came here az
top speed from Guantanamo She
carries 90 crew of nearly 900 men.
most of whom can bo landed at a
moments notice. The Montana 81
crew. including a compasy sy OF marines
uumhrra more than 600
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WASHINGTON Jan IS Whom
fhe bHtlesh'p South Carolina. with
hcr 15u enlisted men. including a
company of marines Joined the ar
tContinued on Page HinsJ
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OFFICIAL WASHINGTON FA-
vORS SUCH A MOVE But
NO ACTION TAKEN.
claim Present Stand One Of Par
tiality and Not Neutrality-Villa
Affirms Loyalty to Csrranza.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 29-The ever
recurrent appeal OF the Mexican con-
-titutionalists that they be permitted
10 purchase arms In the United States
on an even footing with the Huerta
government may soon be granted
Though President Wilson and Secre-
tary Bryan have reached no final de-
termination on that point. the Wash
ngton government To-Day 10 strongly
inclined 10 such a course as the next
step In It's Mexican poAcy.
Informal inquiry among prominent
administration officials to-day dis
closed the fact that practically the en-
tire cabinet. many members OF the
senate foreign relations committee and
many OF the leaders In congress gener-
ally are ready to support the presi-
ient should he raise the embargo on
arms by proclamation.
The recent defalcation by the
fluerta government of the interest on
its bonds. the growing anxiety OF Eu-
ropean nations about the financial ar
fairs OF Mexico and the declared In
tentlon OF the constitutionalists TO
carry the fighting into the thickly pop
ulated cities of central Mexico, are
said to be underlying reasons for
some further development OF the
American policy. though no official
occur.
The chief argument being placed be-
fore President Wilson now is that
the Huerta government has expert
enced little difficulty In buying munl-
lions OF war in countries other than
the United States. while the consti-
tutionalists have been cut off from
their only external source OF supply
ihe American border-and that in this
respect the American policy Il one or
. partiality instead of neutrality. The
reason for the presidents refusal OF
arms TO both factions, as stated in his
address TO congress last August. was
a desire not TO add to the Dloodshed.
Same Old Story.
Official Washington gossiped con-
siderably today about published sto-
ries that the HNerta government was
getting arms from japan and that
this phase of the situation was dis
,ussed az the conference on Monday
between the president and the senate
foreign relations committee. An old
story, revamped' was the White
House view expressed through Secre-
AIRY Tumnlty, while Chairman Bacon
u the senate foreign relations com
nittee ISSUED blanket denial. saying
1e was authorized by all the members
" the committee TO pronounce infor-
nation purportlng 10 be authorized by
hem on the subject OF the conference
o be pure fabrications.'
Published reports that Japan through
the trip OF the officers of the cruiser
lZumo to Mexico City and their ac'
ceptance OF a five days celebration
AZ the hands OF the Huerta govern
ment was perplexing the administra'
tion brought no formal comment. but
unofficially IL was learned that the ad
ministration regards the incident as
not different from the visits OF the
British and German naval officers re
Gently 10 the Mexican capital.
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THE WEATHER

Increasing eiouolness THURSDAY Rai,
at night and Friday. probably turn
ing 10 snow Friday.
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-03-25
Entered Watersmeet Postoffice.

Frank Jussila IS years of age,
whose home is Palmer, Mar
quette county and Stanley Puk-
sta, II years of age, whose home
is in Ironwood, recently broke
into the postofice at Waters
meet. They were picked mp in
Watersmeet Monday and then
brought to the county jail in this
city. When arrested both boys
carried a large revolver and
were ready to do almost any
thing. Wednesday afternoon
Sheriff John Rowett took the
bows to Watersmeet where he
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-03-25
FOR CHAIRMAN,

To the Voters of Eagle River:
Due to solicitations l hereby
announce that ] will be a candi-
date for the nomination of Chair
man of the town of Eagle River
at the caucus to be held Satur-
dav afternoon at 2 o'clock in
the town hall. My record as
chairman during the past years
you all know and it has also
shown that | devoted my time
towards the best interests of the
town in every way while its
chairman.
If the voters see fit to give me
their support at the caucus will
truly appreciate it and continue
to work for your interests as |
have in the past.
Yours truly,
MART HIRzEL.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-03-25
OPERATE NEW RESORT
CHI. Kamke Purchases Build
ings and Frontage on Arbor
Vitae Lake-Will Open to
Tourists.

{. H. Kamke of Arbor Vitae,
has purchased seven of the main
residence buildings at Arbor Vi
tae of the Yawkey-Bissell Lum-
Der company, together with
about a mile of lake frontage.
His intention is to equip his
property and operate summer
resort op that famous muskel-
lunge lake.
The buildings purchased lie
north of the village store and
front upon lake Arbor Vitae.
The buildings are in excellent
condition and will need no re-
modelling
The Yawkey-Bissell company
have closed out their extensive
business at Arbor Vitae. having
sold the store business to Jacob
Mykleby & Son of Star Lake,
who are now operating it.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-03-25
PERSONALS

Miss Ella Zwicker of Appleton is
the guest of her sister Mrs. Ferdinand
Thrun having arrived Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Stein returned last week
from Burlington and other points.
Matt Scheribel left this morning for
Marshtield where he has accepted a
position with the same firm Geo. F.
Grassie is working for.
Miss Frances Lyons returned Tues
day from visit at Amigo.
Misses Stannard and Richmond re-
turned from a weeks business trip at
Chicago yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Diamond of
Crandon visited Wednesday in town.
Mrs. D. E. Riordan of Wausau ar
rived Wednesday.
The niece Of S. w. Smith was visit
ing for the past few days in town.
Miss Daisy Smith left this morning
for her home at Briggsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shattuck who
have taken an extended visit at Spar
ia returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Thurston returned last
Wednesday from Rhinelander.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-03-25
First pub March 25 last April 29-6w
SUMMONS.

Circuit Court, Villas County, State of Wiscon-
sin.
G, F. Sanborn Company, a corporation,
VS. Plaintiff,
Charlie Edward Boldt, Mrs. Charlie Ed
ward Boldt, his wife, whose given name
is unknown. Edward A. Boldt, and Mrs
Edward A. Boldt, his wife, whose given
name is unknown, Defendants.
The State OF Wisconsin, to the said Defend
ants;
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons
exclusive of the day of service, and defend
the above entitled action in the court afore-
said; and in case of your failure so to do, judg-
ment will be rendered against you according
to the demand of the complaint, of which a
copy is here With served upon you.
g. H. NIEGAND,
Plaintiffs Attorney
PoStoffice address, Eagle River Villas County,
Wisconsin
Take Notice: The original complaint in
this action will be found file in the office of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Villas county,
Wisconsin.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-03-25
CALL For CAUCUS.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual town caucus for the placing
in nomination of candidates for the
several town offices and electing a
caucus committee and the transaction
of such other business as may come
before said caucus, is hereby called to
convene at the town hall in the village
of Eagle River, Wis, on Saturday,
March 38th, 1914, at 2 o'clock p. m.
BY Order CAUCUS COMMITTEE.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-03-25
Ed. Scheribel Improving.

Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Scheribel
returned last Friday from Wau-
watosa where they had been
called the week previous by the
illness of their son Ed. Yester-
day reports were received that
he isrecovering nicely from bloods
poisoning.