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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-10
Nne g1ctter.

Sir N1nrplano lno ben 0iitrits
Columbia flar; Sreitag pdrmer mlo
bewoltt; mdBige n6rolide @in0e.
@eitern mar es pieoer Inn Glide
@raoe fiibler, ais om 0ienitog. 0ie
bohite Eemperotur betrlg GA @rao
Inn A llbr gladnittags imO Die nie-
origite 90 @rao I'M 6 ll6r @lorgens,
geaen 6i @rao am Gage 5upor.
Tic groBte Sdneaigteit Oes @in-
Oes mar IL Meileu bonn 9iorOen
Ter 5cuhtigfeitsge6alt Der 9uft
NOR 20 9Sro5ent i'm 8 llbr Wlorgens
nno 49 @ro5ent Inn s llbr 9lbenos.
Sn oen iibrigeu @etter6eobah
lungs Stationen Oes 9onOes mar Oie
bohite Senlperatir pie folgt:
2ltlontic Gim 6S, 9ismard 70, 30
iton GA, 9uifolo IS, G6arleiton 76,
Chicago 62. GlepelauO So, Genoer
rs, Eetroit GO, Oulut6 SO, @aItport
Ga @alpeiton ss, Green Ban GA,
Sottcros 70. SABRE 6s, Selena 62,
Sodionpiae "a, aonias GitD a.
anorDine 7S. 9ouispiae 20, Mar.
Quette 5S, @lenp6is so, O}ontgomerD
80, N1ontreal IS, gontidet 62, 9leip
Orleans 90, 0&ew Yorf &C. SfIo-
bona %, @ittsburgb 60, @bilaOel-
p6ia 6S, @ortlano, 0le. So, @ort-
lono, Ore, 66, 0uebec GO, 9loleigb
20, Salt 9ofe GitD 70, Gan Srou-
5isco 81, ct. Qouis 70, Suonton So,
Shreveport o. Spofdne &C, Spra-
cIie 54, Campo so, @oibineton 66,
@inuipcg Sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-10
9as 2Progran41 fir Be4te.

lin %ormittass Siiurde Qnsteluns i'm Sea6OODSHint
$50 lbr %OrmttagS GnbhQrns ciuer @eOenftafe Der
2egugtOn, weFlid bOu Der G6aresShafe.
10 ll6r SOrmittues SfdhenuG Der arssidfe 6e 5Ort @
Senrb
10 l6r @OrmitasS Snus CrOens Sriules" i'm COO
6elOms-Sempd" nuS gSn6l Der geamten.
1870 l6r @Ormttnes Gn6ianns GemdOes 6rOn-
els scutt aep i'm GeridtssebduOc ~ le6ernn6mc Oes Bill
Ses Snrd NaDOr YreitOu.
13O 6r @Ormttuss Gu6aauns eiuu @eOcnfufe i'm Oiut6
Bane
lbr @admiass- @mui5pal YaruOe furmrt fd GepSig6
uuD, 8ebt Onrd @liam-StraFe @arreu-9Oenne, SiOer-
iOeSbenne, 6Ort-SOmne, SuuOOer- GumOen-, Gntuuu,
Baltimore, SuaiOuD, 2elinsOn- OaN- Baltimore Ctr,
grOnOWab nnO &ratt-Strafe
lI6r @admtuss Gnt6alung emes Se6les ou 5Ort Nc-
6enrD.
ll6r NbeuOs 6tOriider lIm5ns furmrt d or @Ornt
8Obal.9Uenne eb Sann H6e ben 6oasWuN nad Der
Segingon-, 6OlaSiD. Baltimore 6ounrO- GGtbruOl Str.
nuO GOnnt 9OSaISOenne 5n Oieicr @arOOe nO OiernnO
swan5is r6lOnts"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-10
llnterbaItmuas -gpealueiIer.

,,Nubiiurhm" I6e Sannip WloH"
,,WapuD Cabaret Girls".
,,Olnrplnub" "-3eiib'8 o4u Sfdr" .0nuoeblle
,,DiuNf2linoemie"- Nnnnp in SnnnOlnno"
,0errmar'5 Hari," Nclnir 3iDno Lagtn
Bauoepne Uinlif Ino Enn3.
,,3iiucr Bicu Qari" Idalib Gon5crie uno
nnberC glmiiiemenis.
,,NaD Gbore Fart" Td1li0 Gon3erte uuo
1nOere @miiiemenf8.
CDcinpcnfe BAD Tdgt1 @rfurIionen per
&icr gErenulnno"
Claiborne LdQlin Iourcn Der Sdulpler
nGambri0qe"
1UUg @Dinf Tdqli6 Touren per Enuipfer
n0peiimore0Ho"
Sort DepDfi nn6 9etieriou griuriionen
per C0mpicr % sSu5duebanna"
sSu5inlitiidc 9icoeridicl pDu Baltimore" -
Nn ~ September 0riurnOn nadD Yori, 4a
,,6nnniinher Fart" Seniiaa nno Wiiipon
Oon3crf mo Lan3.
Nnicban iui i,<errnpiu 4ari" - 0cllie Galtis
more qCQcn ,Suoiuuupoiis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-10

ie uimmt " SNeu ssc6eueu @uuf 5n
paiirsu Gtua 100000 Menden beFdisen Oas er6a6ene
s@anpid Die srUtOr Der Nleilcn uueeu NlurIdruntc
cnlaus smuOen lang nupuirbur SOeueS 6er6tDetr be.
sanitot Die 5etlidfet. erufCr GntGuiiusmnS a6erua
@ROpur &reon bic SOne n6-v vCrOcs~ maiden 5nrure
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-10

Z. 0ioiIion: 6orions aopelle'
@eiitn06citS Gcpartencut, @oDl'
tbdtigfeits- unO @erbeIierings Se'
portcnlcnt; 9lOintonten. 5oneS w.
@beelcr q. @. @roIn Is. 9aaulanO
Stoaings uuo @. N. Gorcoran; 3
Shorpagen.
8. Giuiiion. @merid's &apclle,
Shul6e60r0e, @orf6eb0rOe, Saoe'
Gonmiiiion 9loiutauten: Sames
SNlenro unO Samuel s.. G6omas'
If S6aupogen.
8. Gioiiion Srommlercorps oes
5. 9ieeiments, 6euer 0epartemenf'
9loiutant T6os. $. Curtin.
10. 0ipiiion: Wllmi5ipole Sdar'
uogen onOerer StGOte.
0oS StroBenreinigungs Gepar'
tement 0iirfte gon5 beionoers 6urorc
ma6en. g9ie StraBenreinigun9s'
Gommiiidr 9arfins geitern befannf
CAB, 6etbeiligen iid 300 StrobenfeD-
rer, pieIe 9(ufie6er in neuen llnifor'
men, 20 9l6faupagen 20 an0ere ZIP.
parote, 5pei @oi6moiAinen 5lpel
Sprengmogen bier @oger ser aa'
noIreinigungs Gibiiion lmo ell
2aitauto fir 9l6fGle al ser @dra0e-
9lu ser Spite ipiro n@ommea," oas
Glteite &ferO Oes StraBen 9ieiri'
giungs Geportenents, gefii6rt per'
Oen. 0os G6ier lit % Sabre alt-
81 0 6eS 9etrogen muB anl'
60ren.
@eitern liefen i'm W}ori6oQs Sil'
reou peri6ieOene &logen ii6er oaS
robe 9etrogen bieler Ser jungell
@2dnner elm, pelAe ouf oen Stra'
ben ouf- unO abnorihiren umO iogdr
ii6er iinge WlGo6en, pelde oel1
9lnitono, oen man oon i6nen erpar'
ten fonnte, fir oie Sternen6anner'
@ofe 6ei Seite geiett botten @lar'
idoQ Garter erlieB Oober an Die $50
li5ei GopitGne Sen itriften 9efebL
ooB iie oororf ie6en nliiiien Oab ale
oerortigen 8erionen iofort ber6oTtef
uno megen unee6iibrliden 9etra.
gems Sen @oli5eiridteru DorgefiiDrf
iuerOen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-10
fSiir Elm 6eimnetrSnf.

Gas bon @eo. @iintber ge6raiIte
Bier lit 0os bette. @iele 9eurtbeiler
bon 9ier erflGren, 0aB es irgeno
eiuem eritflaiiigen ousldnoiiAen
@iere gIeidfommt. @erooe oos 0ing
fir oen Somilienge6roud. 5einItes
SIromo, better @eihmod rno ie9r
nGbrfrdftig. Gireft bon Ger 9raue'
rel our6 oie neueiten @}aiAinen abb
ccfiiat, moourcb abiolitte Heinbeit
eeiihert miro. Site $f.OO. @bone
@olfe 90. (Suui1s, ,1S,i@lo, ,Qo)
(an5clac)
Ndie filr's Nuelnnb bcIurgi 6. blaine, 4i3
it'Sclinprr'eraRe na1e 9pifpm 3uHir 2|pe'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-10
sc Yuit nadl 0elttidILnnb.

0ieie gSOde gebt nod Gin 9ampfer
Duu yleiu-yOrt ub, iuelder %oitiaden
fir 9entihlanO nnO Seiterrcid-
llugarn mitnimmt; nSerOno," bis 10
LIE gIben0s, 0en II. September.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-10

/ &olptnrrongeur ser genonnten %o-
roOe, einen iilbernen Sie6esbeder. &r.
8reOerid Clement g8e6er iiberrei6te
Serrn Sanion 0as glnge6inOe. Ios
Garncnol-Gon1ite miro cine permo-
nentc Srganiiotion bilOen, Inn aQ-
id6rli6 einen Gorneoal in Baltimore
81 arrongiren. Serr @e6er lit gum
tempordren @oriiber Ser Organiia-
tion mO &r. 6ronf OGonnell 5um
temporGren SefretGr ernonnt NOR
oen. SIN 9oufe ndditer @ode b0It
Die Organization Oie erite &eriomm-
lung, in melder Die 3uflnftspIdne
beiprohen merOen iollen.
Sic Sieger Ser Garner a I.
Eora0e.
Gus ans oeu Serren 8reoerid Gle-
ment @e6er, 9eon S9iff uno Sobn
S. 9fo6inette beitebenoe @reisrihter-
Gollegium ser Garneool Yoraoe,
modte geitern oie @epinner ser aus.
geiebten &reiie 6efonnt. Sic 6olgen-
Sen mumoeu preisgefr6nt:
1. &reis- SiI6ernes S6ee-Serpice,
nSbefla Social; rs @fitglieOer, mel
DIE Oen SHaupagen ng8illfommen
oae g1otionen~ inn 3uge fiibrten.
2. S-Sil6erner 2iebes6eher;
oglritnOell 9iloer Glu6.~
3. 4reis Sil6erner 6ruAtfor6,
.5roncis Scott Sen 9allet.GGn5er, a
(W1itglieOer oes o9aurooille Club. ~
4. 9Sreis Sil6erner 9e6er, Sol
lington 9(t6letic Club"
5. @reis -Sil6erner 9e6er, yGbi-
neien-@ruppe.~
6. 9reis SiI6er-Ser0iece, oepon-
nen bon ser @uippe o9ln aonigs-
bofe.
Z. silberner ge6cr, ge-
monnen pon ser @ruppe ser oSein5
W}otor Company"
s. @reis-S Sil6erner 9eHer, ge-
monnen BON Com Sel0er, Dem groB-
ten Monn imter Dem ndrrii6en Solf.
8. greis -Sil6erner 9eber, o9Il-
pbn Club
TO- @reis- -Sil6erner .9eder, ge-
monnen bon oem Gigent6iimer Oes
9liltomo6ils, pel1es Die 2icen5nun-
mer 2764 triig.
If. 9Srei- Sil6errer 9ehcr, nSSs-
quibi66le Glub"
II. @reis- -Sil6ernes Eoilettenicr-
bice, Syoiep6 uno 6orrp @erllig.
10. 9rcis @oloene ll6rfette,
n@e6itcr Outing Club"
ID. 9Sreis -Silberner Sie6es6eder
v@infii6rnngS-Gomite oeS SrOens
Der @ooie~
10. @reis -Silberner 2ie6es6eAer
rGinfii6rines.Goni oes SrOens Der
CTS.
t6. Sil6erncr 9iebes6eder
,Ginfii6rungs-Gomite oeS Oerbeiier.
ten Oroen Der Septaiop6en."
II. @reis- @ol0ene aette, Gapitdr
Sores pom GirfuS.
Is. 9reiS 9iebes6eAer uOpl
@leoiure Glu6.~
10. @reis- Sil6erne SaarbiirIte
8. 8. Stafforo.
20. %reis -2ie6esbccber Belmont
Gins"
81. @reiS- @oloene aette, Gapitdr
@eorge @. Nlott6iion, bonn 9ronc
Selber.Sd Sdoupagen.
%. @reis @oloene aette, ,,Gbor.
les Gountp SoneDmoorers,
%. 9reis- -@oIoene aettc, u6riscr
9lt6letic Glli6".
"a, @reis oGuolep SDeriou-@rup.
pe.
%. greis-@ @oloeuc settc, -Dor
ghito.~
26. Brcis- aettc, YSobo 9anO."
81. Ereis aettc, oSrioIe 6iDe"
%. Freis aette, Carroll Seiocn-
itrider~
%. @reis aette, uGjin @era.
Shouwogen"
80. Freis-aette, n9iot6.peiB uno
blaiiWldohen".
" i'd hmono w aDor obt
Baltimore
@ortc oeS 2obes 3ollte Sr. George
9liuslie, Der Qlapor bon 9iiAmouo,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-10
g9ciaen luirO 6iIliQcr.

glui 6em Gei6ennlorftc 5eigtc lib
qcitern feline @erdnocriIng; Der
9sreis mar am Gicuitag nui i.i0 &C.
foaen inO ibieu oub gciteru fein
rcd)tcr 3ug in cincm gluii6wun9e
ccs @rciics 81 iein Die GDicogoer
W6rie mar geftern elmer Frimorpabl
meaen geic6loiicn. Ger britiidle 0onn-
pier Before ging eeitern nit 43I-
227 guidel ggci5en nod 2onoon ab.
0laoical Sure SrndbdnOer.
8. $. Mleresbsnn & GO.,
b25 W..GmtoiusStr., Baltimore, WlO.
(glue15, ,9@HE&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-10


rNatriotiihcr OrOcn Der So6ne
BON 9lmerifo~- saul 9lelUfirf, Wlar.
idoa.
nDlarDlonO DISQUALIFICATION"
Septoiopbeu ooer Die Z @eiien.
0ritte GiOiiion.
G6ef Maridaa eugene &C.
Sbomos.
nSSlmeer Sr0en ser Der. amerifa-
niiden Sanoperfer - GOmin s.
Sporfs, IT,, Maridaa.
n9o6miiher Surnperein" 6r
aledo, @loridaa.
Ieutide fatboliide &itter-&ereine
@eorge @olIetD, Wlaridaa.
@ierte Cioiiion.
G6ef M}ari6aa Il 6reoerid 81.
Groom.
gereinigte itolieuiihe @eieaidoi-
ten @iuieppe @iriono, Moriboa
Sroen Oes vGopol 9lrconum" N
6ranf W. Cline, N2aridol.
.Ier6eiierter Sr0en Der Septoio-
p6en~ o. Z. @pous, Maridoa
,aot6oliidbe @oblt66tigfeits Sc
gion~ 9loom s. @el5eu6od, @lor-
ihua.
Columbus 9fitter" - G6as gS
Carr, Niaridaa
yWocco6aer Sitter.
.W1oOern @oo0meh Of 9lnerico~-
So6u S. Siiimmons, @loridua.
theatrical NledonicoI 9liiocia-
tion GER. IA"
uSrOen Der Wlooie"
o9oGter BON 9lmerifa" TT RidorO
s. Glarfe, @2aridoa.
6iinfte Oibiiion.
G6ef Moricbaa ~ $. 2. @eld.
.Sroen Ser Orioles" - 9lnor. @.
Staa, Wlari6oa.
ct. @eroro's Gaoetten Ser StMi-
doels STRIDE II @3i6ael Stidrot6s
@1aridaQ.
rSiilisoerein Der 6OrIter bon Sine
rifo~
nllno66dngiger Sroen BON 8'rit6
9lbrabam" geniomin Q. glpple-
iteirL Dlaridoa.
n@atriotiider OrOen bon 9lmerito-
nern.
Ginen ibneioigen Ginorud modten
oie W}ori1dQe Ger Yaraoe, melde an
ser Spite ritten. Inter Oieien be.
fono lid II. 81. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sint6icunL 9lihter Gum bonn 9oi-
ienaeric6t urO Saul 8rDooe6l
Gle 2 dboumagen.
Die Sdarpagen famen Der 9ieibe
noh pie iolgt:
r9llter Sroen ser Si6ernier.
yGieie Srlduoer Oienten inter iulle-
rer 8logge~
aEortiotiiber Or0en Der So6ne
9lmerifos. n@oi6ington ii6er.
i6reitci oen Gelopare~
.Wlarplono 4iloer 9liiociation. ~
Sic 9onoung Der 0}arpldnoer Fil-
ger
nSeptoiop6en, ooer Oie iieben @ci.
len. Gas Council Ser iie6en &ei.
len.
,,gatriotiide gSoiien.~ Gas pa.
triotiide @oiienbeim."
u9lopol 9lrconun". ~Eugeno,
9ornber3igfeit rn0 @oblt6Gtigfeit "
uGolirmbus.9iitter" - pEie Can.
oung 0es Columbus"
,MoOern @ooonien Of glmerica "
@ol5biitte
.WlaccobauS.9litter ser @elt" II
,ginfii6rtngs S5ene."
Baltimore 9oee glr. 14~ ~
,,Ibeoter Dle1onifer 9ereinigung
,lluter 9lumen"
,g}otionol Gon5il Der S0hter BON
glmerifa, uWlollie Pitder at
0lonnoutb
.@enniDIponia Stoats.Gon5il Ger
9ohter bon glmerifa,-uGie @e6lrt
uuIerer 9Iotionol.8logge"
oWlarplano Staots Gon3il Der
Eodtcr bon glmerifo~ II ,,aep's SSii-
ipirotion~
.Qibcrtp @ell Gon5il Der S0dter
BON 9lmerifa." gas Sibertp Bell
6on5il.4
~Oiipcriioe Gon5il Der Eo@ter bon
9lmerifo. rSoDolitdt."
5000 ggill Gon3iI Der Sodter bon
9lmerito,0 - Gas ,@ooo @ill Con.
oil.~
oCroen Der Orioles Sin
Sriole.9leit~
1tnohh1noinpr Cr8qn V'rith 9(6rns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-10
0r. @m. q. Snfium an Der spite.

'0r. @m. .. Sadiuu an Der Spite.
@ei Der Gonferen5 Scr 9epublifa'
ncr im ugmerion-Sotel" lit folgell'
oes Gampogne-Gonitc crnunnt NOR
sen:
er.scnotor gg. g. Sodion @or'
iibcr;
@ouberneur @biaips See @olos'
borough;
Collector @iaiom s. stone;
06erit g8. 9laoen 2opnoes;
@olcn 8. Gait;
George g8. @oogctt, Goriiber oeS
rcpubIifonii1en Stoot-Gomite's.
Se6er GongreB- -0iitritt miro reprd'
icntirt wie folgt:
I. Oiltrift - gS. &. @orburton,
Gecil-G GolntD;
?. 0iItrift 81. 81. @lofcncp, Sal.
tinore-@ountD;
3. 0iItrift Gborles SS. @2ain
baltimore,
A. 0iitrift Clinton .. 9iiborO'
ion, Baltimore;
5. Giitrift IT 2aprencc 9olicre,
llnne g(runoel-GountD;
6. 0iitrift ~ O6erIt s. 6. Stout
lette, g8oibington.Gountp.
Sr. @olen 8. Gait bat oen frii9e'
rem FripotiefretGr Oes @r-Senators
Scdion 9rn. glmos g8. .gSooocod gum
SefretGr oes republifoniihenStoats'
Gentrol-Gomite's ernonnt. Qos Goni'
Hagne-Gomite wir0 iih 8undcbit mil
Der 6rage 5ll befoiien boben mie ote
$4,000 Sduloei BON friiberen Sab
rem geoedt meroen ioaen uno OeSpe'
gen miro in oen ndhiten Eogen cine
meitere Gonferen5 abge6alten per0cn.
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spnnennnf. nnb llntcnnnn.

Sonnenaliigong. ..... .5 Il. 42 Ni.
Sonuenlintergon9 6 Il. "a &C.
Monoauigona 9 Il. 10 " g(benos
6hit6 ...9 Il. AZ %. Wloreens
6lut5 .. 10 H. t9 Wl. g(6enos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-10

Ndlle HRS 9luclnno bciurei G. blaine, 4i3
cn'SclilWpFeSHaRe HaAe 0piipm 1uAir Rpe'
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-11-10
VISITORS ENTERTAINED
Newly Elected Officers of knights of
Columbus Installed and Visiting
knights Present from Outside.

The newly elected officers of Stew
ems Point Council, Knights of Colum-
bus, were installed Monday evening
by District Grand Knight Roman
Deutsch, assisted by Warden Walter
German, both of Wausau, there being
a good attendance of local members
and visiting Knights. The initiatory
services were followed by luncheon,
at the completion of which short talks
were made by several of the visiting
members, including Messrs. Deutsch
and German and Rev. Wojak of Wau-
sau and Messrs. Ragan and Carey of
Grand Rapids, closing with an address
on "The Knights of Columbus, Past
and Present." by Father Brennan of
Wausau. While the speaker greatly
Abbreviated his address on account of
the lateneSs of the hour, it was re-
plete with good thought OH chiyalry
and greatly enjoyed by all present.
Those WIG came from Wausau were
Fathers Brennan and Wojak, r. G.
Deutsch, Walter German, Harry Mol
ter and w. G. Schlaefer, while Grand
Rapids was represented by w. H.
Carey, A. F. Bilimeyer, Ray Love, M.
L. Carey, j. R. Ragan, Peter Reiland,
Edward Coyle, DIR. G. f Foote, A. P.
Hirzy, Matt Schlig and Ferdinand
Point Gazette.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-11-10
HIT BY AN AUTOMOBILE.

Albert Hoff, of the town of Ham
burg, while passing along Sixth street
in his auto Thursday, unfortunately
struck the six year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Larson with his car, knock
ing the little fellow down, cutting a
cash in his head and otherwise injUr-
ing him. Mr.. Hoff Immediately
stopped his car, picked up the boy,
placed him in it and took him TO st.
Mary's hospital. The boys wounds
were dressed, his father sent for and
shortly after father and son were
taken to their home by Mr.. Hotf.
The boy is rapidly recovering from
his injurious mishap, the owner of
the car being held blameless for the
accident, the fault of which being
the attempt of the boy to cross the
street ahead of the car which he had
not observed
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-11-10
OCCURRENCES OF LONG AGO.
ITEMS OF NEWS BOILED DOWN FROM THE
CENTRAL THIRTY-SIX YEARS AGO

the Valley Road, has been in the
water SO much of late that he grows
fins on his back.
Capt. Womer of Portage, is talking
of moving to this city,.
The surveyors on the Lake Shore
and W. z. r. are here'several hundred
strong. The right of way is being
cut out and the road bed prepared.
One camp is located at Kelly.
The flood beat the oldest inhabitant
and the volume OF mosquitoes also
has surprised him. They came in
clouds.
The G. NJ. & st. Paul r. r. Co.,
viii take charge of the Valley road
on July 1st.
John Ross of Galena, H., has been
in the city the past week
An old timer thinks the recent
freshet was the highest ever known
excepting in 1889, when he thinks
there was more wSter running in the
river but no dams to intercept its
free passage.
The democrats are ratifying the
nomination of Hancock for president
and the republicans the nomination
of Garfield. John Ringle, G. f. FL
dred and Louis Marchetti whooped it
up for the former and M. A. Hurley,
G. f. Crosby, G. V. Bardeen, j. M.
Smith, j. w. Miller, X. S. Markstrum
and Aug. Kickbusch for the latter.
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TUESDAYS ELECTION
Democrats Win Majority of the Local
Ticket and Reduce State MajOrities.
Paul 0. flusting, Democratic Candidate For U.
Senator, Elected Over MCGOyern.

and county, it is a democratic vic
tory.
The democrats still have both the
House of Representative and United
States Senate by safe majorities, just
right for doing effective work. Be-
fore the election of 1916, the war in
Europe will have ended; the war tax
will be thing of the past; the new
currency law will be in splendid
working order; the tariff will be CIV
ing satisfaction to all, but those whose
revenues have been cut off, and pros
perity unbounded will be with us
and the country will be united on
President Wilson.
The democrats gain a senator in
California as well as in Wisconsin
and Michigan and Minnesota are
placed in the democratic column.
The list of governors elected are as
follows:
Alabama-Charles Henderson, dem
ocrat.
Arizona-George Hunt, democrat.
California-Hir w. Johnson, pro-
gressive.
Colorado-George Carlson, repub
lican.
Connecticut-M Marcus H. Holcomb,
republican.
Georgia-Nate Harris, democrat.
IdahO-Moses Alexander, democrat.
Iowa-George w. Clarke, republi-
can.
Kansas-Arthur Capper, republi-
can.
Massachusetts, David l. Walsh,
democrat.
Minnesota-Wi Winfield S. Hammond,
democrat.
Woodbridge N. Ferris,
democrat.
Nebraska-John H. Morehead, dem
ocrat.
Nevada-Tasker Oddie, republican.
New Hampshire-R. H. Spalding,
republican.
New York-Charles S. Whitman,
republican.
North Dakota-Louis B. Hanna, re-
publican.
Ohio-Frank b. Willis, republican.
Oklahoma-R. L.. Williams, demo
crat
Oregon-James Whitycombe, re-
publican.
Pennsylvania Martin Brum-
baugh, republican.
Rhode Island-R. Livingston Beck
man, republican. a
South Carolina-R. j. Manning,
democrat.
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TUESDAY, JUNE D, 1880.

The Wisconsin Valley train steamed
into Schofeld mills on Saturday night,
the first time in two weeks. Trains
viii run regularly to this city after
tomorrow.
Hans Oleson was accidentally shot
and killed at Kelly, while handing a
revolver on Sunday.
To K. S. Markstrum, census enum-
orator for the city of Wausau: You
are hereby notified to add one to the
list of the Kolter family. It is boy.
The Wis. Valley r. r. line between
Tomah and Jenny has been leased by
the c. NJ. & St. P. Ry. Co.
The damage done by the flood at
Mosinee is greater than first expected.
Joseph Desserts loss was about $780,
900. His booms, piers, guard lock,
grist mill, tannery, office, blacksmith
shop, store house, 100000 feet OF
logs, 100000 shingles, all are gone.
The city council at its last meeting
voted to purchase a steam fire engine
Miss Stella Kellogg and Miss Ida
Wright, assisted by Mr.. Leideman
and his pupils will give a concert at
Music hall on Friday evening.
TUESDAY, JUNE %, 1880.
The dam of G. p. Haseltine at
Schofeld went out Saturday morning.
Emil Newman, chief engineer of
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A NEW FEED MILL.
The New Wausau Product Ready Now
For Inspection and Market.

The Farm Feed Mill manufactured
by the Wausau Foundry & Machine
company, after being given severe
tests and trials, isnow ready for the
market. The "Made in Wausau"
idea is gaining ground and everything
manufactured should be equality
Goods" This idea was considered
in making this new mill and a guar
antee of simplicity, durability, light
running, and greater capacity per
horse power than any oJher mill on
the market is being given. The new
mill is made entirely of iron and steel
and new ideas in ball bearings and
special grinding burrs which two
features alone made it superior to
any other. Satisfactory, indestruct-
able, trouble-prOof, fire-proof and
fool-proof is the shortest description
the manufacturers give. A complete
mill will be kept in working condi-
ton at the factory and farmers are
invited TO bring sack of grain or
cob corn and have it ground and see
with what ease it is handled. The
price is considerably lower than other
mills of less capacity are sold for.
This being the first venture of Wau-
sau industry into the field of farm
machinery manufacturing, Marathon
county farmers should give it liberal
support.
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GOOD CROP OF POTATOES.

NJ. ]. Wallrich has two farms in
the town of Wescott, and he is pay
ing strict attention to both of them,
and has good men on them. This
year he had a little less than ten
acres of potatoes on one of them, and
finished digging them last week, and
he got $500 bushels from the patch.
They were mostly all extra good, uni
form potatoes and ought to bring
the highest market price. .-Shawano
Advocate.
Just another sample of the splen-
did potato production of the upper
Wisconsin counties-the land that
most of the people of Wisconsin for
got until recently.
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The republicans are doing consider
able loud Dragging over the outcome
of the election not warranted by the
returns. They go about claiming to
have swept the country, when in fact
they have only made slight gains over
the land slide in which they we're
caught two years ago. The fact is
the election of Tuesday made it GER
tain that President Wilson will again
sweep the country in 1916. At home
here, for instance, they claimed to
have elected all of their ticket and
that the democrats were defeated,
horse, foot and dragons. The figures
show that the democrats elected
w. w. Albers, for State Senator.
G. Frazen, Assemblyman lst Dist
E. G. KretloW, " I'd
John Sell, Register of Deeds.
H. j. Abraham, Co. Treas.
Wm. Gowen, Surveyor.
The republicans elected:
L. H. Cook, County Clerk.
f. E. Schroeder, Sheriff.
Coroner, w. G. Meilhan.
Clerk of Court, III. e. Belize.
Dist. Attorney, +. p. German.
This does not look much like a great
victory for the republicans in the
local field.
In the state it is defeat for the
republicans, if anything. This state
is from 10000 to 100000 republican.
The republicans this year elected
Phillip by only majority of about
10000 and lose the United States
Senator, which has not gone to a
democrat for many years. This
shows, if anything, that the people,
in national affairs, were backing up
Wilson in this state. Two years ago
in the land slide, the number of dem
ocratic congressman was increased.
This year the party holds on to the
three and came near electing others,
but there was sufficient glory in hold
ing on to the districts gained two
years ago. The congressman elected
are as follows:
First Dist.-Henry A. Cooper, Rep.
Second Michael Z. Burke, Dem.
Third-John Nj. Nelson, Rep.
Fourth-W. j. Cary, Rep.
Fifth II. Stafford, Rep.
Sixth-Michael X. Reilly, Dem.
Seventh-John j Esch, Rep.
Eighth-E. e. Browne, Rep.
Ninth Thomas +. Konop, Dem.
Tenth--James A. Frear, Rep.
Eleventh-Jrvine L. Lenroot, Rep.
So taking all in all, in the state
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MAY GO TO HAMBURG.

Jacob Reuter- is visiting the Fromm
brothers of Hamburg, and may ar
range to give concert at Athens in
the near future. The Athens Rec
ord has the following to say about
Mr.. Reuter-:
''He expects to make his home
with the Fromm boys the most of
the coming winter, log cabin hav-
ing been erected for his occupancy" +"