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The Tupelo journal., 1914-11-27
Look on This Picture, Then
on That
BY Col. w. l.. CLAYTON.

TO the view we get. III Il man
stand on the level plain and look
out over the landscape, he can
only see a short distance IN adj
vance of himself, a few houses
here and there. with their clump
of trees and wales between. But
if he ascend to the top of some
lofty mountain peak. and look
out upon the same landscape, the
wonderful forest of beautiful
tees present themselves to his
view in ever widening and
lengthening parallels one after
another like they were placed on
the side of a regular descending
mountain side, and all the varied
wonders and beauties Of the
landscape and the farm cottages
for many miles are spread out
before him like a panorama Of
glory. If he stand out some
beautiful star-lit night, and view
the heavens with his natural
eyes, while they declare the
glory of God, and the armament
showeth His handiWork," yet,
when he looks at the same scene
through some powerful telescope
he is lost in wonder and amaze
ment and exclaims, the half has
never been told"
| look out yonder and see a
young man in the vlgor and
splendor of his young manhood,
and again in middle life, fighting
the battle of life, walking in his
strength, pushing his way to-
ward success, alert and hopeful,
meeting everyone with a smile
and a handshake, knowing ev-
eryone and known of all. He's
pushing for the goal. He's full
of strength. He's full of hope.
He's full of work. He doesn't
have time to think of the time
that is coming. or which may
come.
We leave him there amid his
work and striving while we take
a look at another picture.
| look again. Long years have
passed and gone. To US they are
long, but in Gods sight they are
but as a moment and less even
than a watch in the night. see
the same man whom | have men,
toned in his vigor and strength.
But time has made his imprint.
lives in the same place. He
moves about on the same streets
and highways. He meets the
same men and women whom he
has been meeting for years, but
he no longer gives the ready
clasp as of old. nor does he
say Jim and John" as in the
ago, but can only say,
do. sir" and pass on.
He does not know the people. He
is sane, but he has outlived his
friends, and the people who have
moved in, or grown to manhood
and womanhood around him are
unknown. He's alone in the
of the street. He's alone
on the highway, however many
he may meet.
And yet he's not alone. for he
has a Friend ever By his side
who 'sticketh closer than a
brother" He's looking for a
city which hath foundations
whose builder and maker is God
HIS looking for the coming day;
he's listening for the footballs of
the messenger who shall conduct
him home. He's realized in his
heart that "eye hath not seen,
nor ear heard, neither have en-
tered into the heart of man the
things which God hath prepared
for them that love Him."
He sees a hand we cannot see,
That beckons him away;
He hears a voice we cannot hear,
The Tupelo journal., 1914-11-27
News From all Over the County
Sherman

Mrs. d. C. Langston visited
Tupelo Thursday.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20
"'' Az rsr r,~e
uont LET PeDod,s.l Bpsus ~ la.g
Lvsf Rom Your rsf1p.f srf
Spoil F6ur NorF

if fouf liver doesnt oaN.lt Iaif
so ih. uae f H .antiu. af.i.
e.ftius and Spa us,amr mI.ut I
H.aialhf" 1slf lA. tHt.tI
uD r.dtaHa ilElf Some
fDp sfe safr lo nhnt fatnnr
fiIsr TUfr ua nafnl 81 r.as
rHi feFoianlf remedy hn H u.
Ntrr HlihNut aiIfuns 40 uH th.t
si fitia ss pai,.msi often ii,.., De-
ESPECIALLY GOOD laf hHdf.p Wnn fs.t
ntef iunln onNt 'l "a erIe buf NE.
shoula no' us nasfl win HsNus Ifls
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'NN pus hinfr THIS ftnfr suif
inisoh " win clean orsn nf Hht
srfnnite fDuf manef hats alu 81
mur u Do mlla fH satisfy Ysu if
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ff ssf, as 10 enu iad So BOZ fltf uaf
Do 5000 nesi lhs medicine 500 n.r1
Hdt 81 90 tusabl ftlift LOO iw
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lu Nrus Htoft today uado-
NHAfauirr Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20

tiEiiop Tcs. ian. 10 s'apasm \
u W Masmnnrs retired. ~ Victims
nirUvp fof ihe flfsi tmv although
he lived IN thih recfiaD ~ the siaft
many years Captain Aeem9nus -
Tho guest ~ his cousin Chafisn .
Maensnes. rcucfal manaeef fof n r.
lsirhop, Ne lived ai corpus christi
md along tho suit eDast many yfars
before enlerinE the fesuhr army ln
which he sersed 10 lha Philippine
after returning fsvn Cuta ~ wa
captain 10 the fifsi Texas volunteers
q the outbreak ~ The war with Spain
and served in guha u9der uenefil
", " Mphry reipfulnf 81, the rlase
- that cawpuirn b. enlisted 81 pfi
vnto h. tho ThlFit fhiid fNt.a cisits
volunteer 1s1iment helaf Ersnfista "a
FAN Antonio ~ C,sNei LufhH n.
Hare w y -Asli Tins he fssslfei ar
polnimrhl az shpislH ~ ihs Thisis
nlnlh f.rlmrnf Hnd rrnt with fhIf
80 Tie Philippines when lhf soiuH
fssf regiments were mustered oni rap.
tain Matmanns 4f,ud examination iaf
0eufenenev IN 81 raAaar esiah
Hkhmont ana nssnifni aprDlufm ~
Later d. VIA appointed ip BEL rlHi lisH.
ttr4ni ana tt1n lNfl.i 81 f.-sii
81 lnfnads lnto biz health Nv TIE a.
dnnus oampallnA in Duha aud thr
islands
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20
PLAN FITTING CELEBRATION
FOR 100 YEARS OF PEACE
Taos Ns,eed Adep,sa 20 auao After
tiee % the worid 10 Many
nlsss,aos % Peace

r. thr rouplr ~ tho Nnitrd sfatts
CON cnratmAs i,ss lsil 1ahn Qnn
~ Ndams Itmrs a iaNard uenf,
ciaf Albert Gauaun sni lnnathau
i,i.seli nn hehaf vi me United state.
ana i.nrd Gamhlrf pr Adams anl
ilsnn 0nuidnurn Fsq pn replf VI
orrat nriiain asu.d pa. rl.An ..
Dhsnt WhI,h rnd,,i lho ~ar between
fhs war hrtW,sn iha teo sannir,a
shwtN after John QumU Adtm
oppressed hDpt $50 wonderfully r,tl.
frd that tho pvarr thus trsirfri
sheuA bo enAurlns ss,luE Mas th.
sttes 80 iht lrnplt af Janus chooses
hrtc nr,er bo openel darng ths trn
tur,
A tow months ater peace sneiriI,
spgans intn hyinf n both America ao.
Frrand and Within three years, n
ftfual agrsvment fhr Boundary ln.
between the United STATES anA cla
ada hecame mrrr pohtcal hmIu
iien ukr thc pctcrfu boundaries tha'
Separate thr siaica q thr America
rion Instead 20 a trues of iorufca
tians hriween two natious nutuaiN
dls1usitui ~ ONE another
nsilgNing that the uls.sinss that
have followed ln ,he train q th, ptae,
thu. raiehHsAtd ,annof better hs
4 ht,,usht g. thp attention of thc enFh
d, iarsv thao 81 nttmg eqiebrtuon
I thc American committee W nF nits
meeting. hca fenr yoars asa fafmu.
( lated piAn gef this purpose rhe pfc
( rasai Was soon ih,rsfier aiA l'pign
1 ihe ptogl,e ~ uWa, nriialn ana rs,
ser eo,ernins eoionies " tne nruisf
rinpirs
rhe Amefiosn eomwNiee Was snl.
asicd rs a patuolt lmpaise Anl ihs
helt'i ,hn, thrush an adequate wovid
wiJe cslebrelien "a "a centua "a pcaes
great wood wenll ~ accomplished a.
Wards TIE FaaenAi settlement ~ lnl.r
rAtlanai aispaies And t hVrsd kna
hopes - effse, ihi. throosb a., crs
alton ~ a ssnumsnt whlch SHAH edo.
cate me pcopiss ~ ihe wosta GO ~
eArt gofeeaganse and musaAl andrf
nsand1ng 40 s.FsVss ~ 81 cultivate.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20

untI recently No Nsa aasfned 80 :
military INSTRUCTION "a tha miHills
academy a. Weaonab Nsn isrssl
hni 80 a,tuaai ~ ihs nhaarona eli.
mate b. Was rompeihI 90 Fufrsndef
iAai utfk and faiufn ip Ieaas WNh
bic wife aud fon ns ls uYlnf nsu b.
vnu Anfonio Whore he sontoiapl4fft
fosumina fhs piatii'o ~ m~
lis slali here - 49, frat he nst
made IA ibla ao ton elbfe 40 intaHt
iDn of fhh eogntfY hf fpiiTaHa fnl
hs fndn 81 elmnsf mp,asiiif iu teal.
ise the afeaf aaGeiopmoff aHd IN.
rffafrmsni fhhi has taken 3 aas a.
uAa resident ~ Nsslea rotefHi leafH
bud niso lived ~ iifDHnsUnf fsf b
time ani hf iates Seem iH'rfri W
fhe fnHsi'8f 4fftH ibt nla f.ndt
While be- dsHi|utF tn iltfuH tns
ffseal.s ~ Hasea fesm nH8f
pflnt 81 fifW he espresso ihH unp
'haf Them N'il he nn necessary if ia
itffsfilun tnd annltllt fne course Df
l4r.ld.nf Wilson in 500 aaF hs hft
handled Ihe iuH mnHi.ms nfanlnf
onf ~ he Hetstn naf ana f..oiu.
ilfns
Captain Hafmanus Wln m iainrd
nffD fH dtY Hl $500 h Hfs NHf
munus and pia little H,u and w. pasH
fesUmi dafH rtnthInf hH Hrgutill
snto siih tnr epuan and n.u nlfnis
here nnd af 'nfnua 'hnHil
H,shop e.i da lsi &C. tr,a pnuunf
in comm imitation 10 ATb.l uas ris
iatiilanf Hrf nenl made fDi Nfnersf
nfsr lsNts 10 iht dat anI ps,mi
mufAm eIi ht 0tfHaa'd f0f iir of
fntttn
nst iahn s. ilrntfrp nf ihr Meth
nalt 0pur.h ehs returned ntr Hsi.
U.iub frum ihs Methodist uauuie
hrld ai klnaa,nlr ZEE ehnh nahup
Mnafnn vHa boz attendance r'puta
- moai an.oeHaf4 srtsiau
rh0 ilnWnF ua hine uaed DOB ihr
construction nf 500. rnarr siHf.m uf
ulrhep 81 beiar airi Un .su fr d,
muial tu NHu Aninnlu ahtfU H nIN fr
ustd Boz fhr unsifl.uan 0f solver 0a
fDnalnnr Boz thlf rn Thr u.n.p eeu,f
ais fan anrt Bee umrlriHn n pn
nnuntfd NnO nf ihU m.ai aitUtir and
perfect SOD constructed
iuuHrs MnnllUn tud Fainter uf
DurpuH rhfHl Wpfr UallUd hru Nuu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20

EspiNnaiof Nntr femunr
wWrst nn umht Vmi ,oiueHf
miles prf huur l'rr. IrIt unn BOIL
n.f 80 hUnfa in iulhta
WILLIAM iEuNAN
observer
Weather NursAu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20

kiisss'. rutssss at 49, Flssi dia..
~ Wins Ths Performance VS. .
rffaitkbls auf ala rsftsls1 nftat 81
o. t1ara ~ fenpsrs n~tsp spf'f'i
fufne8 80 ~ fotff sHf atts iue fIt
tore gspl reception
Tfs hDms - ~ ant Mr. J A
Rogers 10 ihis eify eas fhs sfeas hla-
das etauiae "a eAafmioE htfae ~ea.
l.as ln saif6 shfif taagNftf Urea
fsfams tbf bfids ~ Lsp ptit $685.
H1yefs a.isa 81 bfsi man 600 ta-
LliJsama.a sia 1iss us#se laiss
Dnlg ,hf nmeHife mrmrsis ~ hf
famHl asfe p..s.lf TAt fDIpi0 4F
ulu anef ths esfsmany ahf elN r
tern shorty leaving tsbJasr o.
corpus Chfisii shsf, fhtt Wis mast
fhslf Hems Nft E nHnffD pf
fDfmsa 900 esfeaoa5
Mr nohsu na,ea,nF ar anpanlni
hI hef s1n iiubss bee Funs ie fnak
rn ta al fhs Fafst n bsr mother
faf meefh
Mn Miller uame D. herf from
liunta Ah an .af n4 he
asarhf,r Afs iarnal anl
Hsfhs elfn nt aa4 Nfs Nosaea Us
ilt n,shap iiDl.l
Nr Is tgpths 8 tlni4na h.f
aN. Id. IL l.. . ...
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20

fcfoNsod ass ~ Sunday Issue
BISHOP. Ter Jan ~ Tho ref
Dfdr ~ ihs Bishop paatoffles for 49,
fn4f 1918 shsN that The business ~
fhs ofnes made satin ~ iifis
more than NINETY ors fef cons far to-
wear over 1914 fht fnial Nuainess
fof 1913 wsa tfois2 aFainsf o. lss 0l
fer i1it uin ~ ~ sto 10 faf col.
yfaf Tho business ~ uuaHsfs ~
hpvp ~ w. fepars 90 rusiiHasief
Charlse " Jones' was ss faiisea
iifsi ,tvafiff lfl3 $3.50 f Greet 4aaf
80 1913 tiifst7 second nuafi.d 1917
tffi % aaslnsf 1874 tet1ts third qa f
fu isi1 Fsis1t aEainft i9ll Issl4
fourth 4Hrisf ifil $500 ~ agaiuaf
fipai af 90 1853 f0 fhf fau coo puaf
mfifc waH advanced OBJ fDy pfssiasn
fAi oiftH nnH 500 bUsuf.s hHs rHh
finpeb 'a spae atesdt ana hsati atina
ueials ~ tbe PLAINS GO nss sDha.i
hsnldifH in he erected in uisnnp Hsfl
titfH nui thlr asss hf Architect o.
Eh.ffH 90 tut srtsDi tHfI To-
iliidluF m fs nt ~ hfl,k with sf1tr
iifmmNrnfr anf viH Dol three ffafir
hiah sfh haafmsni Thffr uIU a..
feenfb f4.ms htalira ihr auditorium
rnsFs nII bel atfetn fuaiaa fuf .lassta
and fDur fuf manHni uauina ff1fasa
lud ntpreIas Tie hHiidina Nh Nr
asni nft prnof Hnd ulii hars ihs la
fNeDi uahung system Tiis wu hr
Haf1 to nuaflna Boz fnf mHin |Yffidf
anI balls 0f 900 fiara ind. boz .aii nssf
500 1fffm van ~. maHufd TOO Hta
IHHiInT uu b. Irifrd un inf aHmH
n'aIH nut 900 Hahf pnut tud Wir U.
sDri0b fsrf Dol af0 900 .0 fn.f ahol
afuund Ths mtsaf lsunsfy ,isuh
ri.hH Hnl Nthaf dtNlet. 60 health tni
lfsr tUn bel us,d aud ihe oHnsfruo
fl0n NiE uo ln sifili accordance eiih
thD pfufiaiUna af fne nHf ppsast hl
ths msi secession ~ the iHrsalafa tlrr
nfhie. nun viii te provided nn efrrI
NnUf Ths tUftI rnal infindnr ihD
DfnIahnN nf ihr huliiIns ulh asln
dfaha iuhtnf flYnfHins tt 1900
b. .nnpi $4,000 rh. hooi tuifl haa
ID.Hffd fh, tpfer aUiie s.h0u hIiii
luaH ts %. erected 900 fhf .nuntif rhiH
Nan dnnf n President W rut
HrOfsan o. Wnmma % Hns,r
and q - Warn of he hmfi nu.
.f ulrar aDhons ull bD Nn tpa aarfrI
iian fuu mli0H northeast Hf inwu
un, nn on, uf ihs q mehnr r.fona
hlr mHOs west Df tuwn aud ths lufl
nn .ffuon 100 nur miien northwest
of town aud adl0lnlns lhp site ~ th'
nts l.u i0 De- erected THERE tnreU
lhrpt tDhonis viii rHai iosrihnr 49, upH
fenHs beet publisher 90 thr lIahnl
Apwr and iuhn % lnnFfnfd pub
NUfY manaErf Gee D = wHhnp hove
received credentials aa duleEntoH Co.
iho state rood fuada convention which
VIII ho held bee wort Wsrip ifuHan
as sn end io g. 81 puthahle ihHf n
dei,nafun 90 s.yrfhl mvuhe,a vll Fr
frum iuphnp aa ihH pinre boasts poi.
frsi ,ppnd,ni nmd district ln Hnuih
rrNaa and us piau has hern iuluW,d
iu ihp creation uf thr either ilsuicif
Boo NurDrH rnunfA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20
BISHOP BUDGET -.

The ones 81 shs nhop csns naon O.
n'sher ouEJna, az All
sensen Subscriptions TIE Caller fer ssi DAILY
The Paragon confestorsfy.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20

The first pi,u iurY caso before iun
tltu "a the isaer Aiion "a smith
WAS tried here trlAaA and resulted
in = Verdict tnr the defendant ~ was
a eRse ~ forrihir entry and dfiainrf
irwin nfiseoN brought d, lohaunUf
i'owfson against J q Anmon. fer tht
possession 90 land that the defendant
r'aunea hr hnA leasod Cor Armir7
purm,scs rhs plaintifi was rvproscut
go ns d. uesfsv az cvFpus Nhflsli
and she defendant 3, q srheHlae
ut nHhon rhe cssf h'ngel on thf
yarmuan ia Nerhal ,emract "a on,
ln wutlnr and ihe defendant wa
4tAen the dstlsian
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20

Miss ulonche iuenU. ~ spr.ns
willie. Iowa Ia ae,sm IAN, Ans her father
A. q uigglns on a irip lhroaEh thlf
part % Texas aud pe,h src sue~is Al
she home "a Mts . \ StarrvtL d
sister ~ AR iisRm2
Mr. AVID Mrs Carson carlisle ani
ghes little daughter. i.ou.se aad Mrs
lcl' and Cherries Cavisi, wero Eucsga
0l ushop friends this wcsk haNlng
come over trom Corpus vhrntl
Charles : True af,d his family hevs
have arrived herc from Pfleucvr>ll so
In Travis county, 20 make ihVw home
. ~ Plau % Jcwrtt ANs epiah
;,sfsd his humc 10 Hsshop ana sacscl
his Interests here
Home talent from Rohssowa ,~vad
"a niehop Friday evvnlnE ana gave 81
,he odeon lheater tina play IDIOT, ths
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20
HEAD AND NOSTR|LS
STUFFED FROM COLD
'pApgs coIo cogpouaca FnDe
a coo ~ ChlppE -
saw HOURS

Your ssis yin bftai ahd R rraas
misery cod after akina Dose -
ins.s cgd Compound etsy ga.
honis uUtu three aeses afs taten
b promptly pushs r'aTesd lt n0s
ulb ara aif pstsaT.s in ae Bead
sie1a nasiy disshaffe af hfst van
tins relieves alk haaHasbs 8aan..s
feltsifhr.ss aare itf..t rasans
safsufss an1 nffatss
iNat sfat sfpffe1 ap Qu laelna
snl Hnpfnins Eass f.ur itfotmnf
bead nhihIaF fiss In ths aaf.d fIlss
slfh prHmpf fsiisf az rsl.s r0ld
'nfnpaurt ahl.a .aefs aay s .afs
af ang dfss store o. ara aHho.f
itaiafanre tasirs n... and aus.s n
f'rn tlI -. asIaIII.i,
flttff IstmtHf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20

NJ snd Mrs Ausn 81. fmlih were
fieii1fa 90 Ringatilis Saturday sosng
utf hfs ln tAe etsnius
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20

rhetr was mfrlinH ~ tho 'strh
cfu 10 3ho puhno uohooa va this iia
ula held hst. SATURDAY. sfternaon f,t
the pnrposo uf dlscuaslng ava uniform
system ~ Haiits nF ali thr scneois
ln th. al-uht " ~. sffred ihnt
such uniformity was IN inv inicrrsi
az mefr effective gfnmiee Thrfe was
ID ni representation of teaehefa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20

As ~ fhs sefiOus illness ~ siiss
i~.tie buits fhe thirteen yeaf-old
isuasisf ~ n Bsts sliss rpiis
saifefine piih pneHnon.a and nsi
nndIil.n - much bnvfoYea
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20

rr,psuiians tnp ihe banquet Nnd
rcinnltnn marhmr ihr Pei "rNhuitn
iinn uf thr Wahup Vhtmnrr VI 'um
mof,o Indicate that VII nnmhrr ot
Those afChrs fur which iuahnp BE- fhn
ona distinguished sprHhefa viii
msAr addresses zen ihe value ant in
nnenc, of such nodi,s and tho oiu
sons wiu hr ,,litd un 90 shvv then
appic latlon VI thr advantages and
attractions I'D their eammunii, m
suhsrrihng Boz thc support nf An o
raniration uhai win sven Wphop re
inra chs wnfld
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20

NaYur noh,u iinll ant 3 iushop
lolerh h uoper ufisN0n Do wrts
,IauHrs irom ltishnp Un ,nfpua CHRISTI
yesterday mlalnF thr ruu uesf Boz an
Ruiu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-20

nhsrttnunu tatrn az Joe % m.
.sh Nenaan ilms ian ip pit
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-02-18
FrankePs Special Cut Price
Sale starts Thursday morn
ing, Feb. 10Th and continues
for IS days. adv. 1t
Died at Rhinelander.

VIM. R. Daily of Boulder juno
ton was taken to Rhinelander
hospital last Tuesday night suf-
fering from an extreme case OF
strangulated hernia. He was
operated on by DR.. Garner in an
attempt to save his life but the
effort was in vain and the man
died Wednesday morning. Dali
" was "a prominent farmer and
had resided near Boulder juno
ton for some time He was 81
years of age and was married.
His wife and one son survive.
The funeral was held from Nick s
undertaking parlors at Rhinelan-
der last Thursday afternoon at
two o'clock.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-02-18
Don't Believe All This.

Wolves are reported as beng
more numerous in the northern
counties this winter than tor a
number of years past. In Villas
county especially are they gath
cred in increased numbers, where
during the past year the county
and state have paid bounties az
gregating over 100000. A mum
Der of wild cats and lynx have
also been taken by the trappers.
The deer have suffered in many
places where the wolves gather
ed. traces of their work being
found by cruisers and camp men
Echo.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-02-18
Don't miss FrankePs Sale,
the greatest collection of bar
gains ever offered. adv.1t
Here From Cedarburg.

Theo. F. Wittenberg ard Alf.
B. Vollmar of Cedarburg, accom-
panied by Chas. M. Wagner OF
Milwaukee are here on a business
and pleasure trip, arriving early
last week. Today the three gen
tlemen have laid aside business
worries and are enjoying winter
fishing at Dam lake under the
guidance of A. !. Austin.
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WERE BADLY sCALDED
Children of Stanislaus Bcr-
kowski Upset Pail of Boil
ing Water-Another Child
Loses Two Fingers.

\ series of bad accidents has
been the lot of the family of
Stanislaus Borkowski, who re-
side four miles northeast of town
adjoining the farm of John
Mishak.
About two weeks ago one of
the children aged about fourteen
years severed two of his fingers
with an axe. A couple days
later two children aged six and
eight while playing in the kitchen
upset pail of boiling water.
One little fellow received prac-
ticallv the entire contents from
head to feet. The other child
was quite severely burned about
the arms.
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Committed to Oshkosh.

Louis Brier, who for the past
two wears has been employed at
7 IT Hunters resort on Big st.
German, was brought to Eagle
River yesterday by Mr.. Hunter
and Peter Freund. Upon examI-
nation County Judge Radcliffe
committed him to Oshkosh
where he was taken this morning.
About three weeks ago the man
showed pronounced symptoms
of insanity and had to be con-
stantlv watched at the hunter
home.
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Mrs. John Gudegast is report
ed slightly improved from an at
tack OF pneumonia.
Flanagan On Vacation.

Joseph Flanagan arrived last
Saturday from Chicago for a
two weeks outing with his rela-
tives, the Mckenzie family at
Eagle River. Generally Mr..
Flanagan takes his vacation in
the summer, but, evidently hav-
ing heard so much of the balmv
winters which northern Wiscon-
sin is accredited with, he assum-
ed to investigate on his own
hook. Incidentally he will work
up his muscle and appetite by
winter fishing on some of the in
land lakes.
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Attended Meeting at Madison.

Attended Meeting at Madison.
H. !. Oberholtzer returned Sat
ndav from Madison, having
ben in attendance at the School
methods and promotional ex-
nnation under Civil Service
agulation of deputy game ward
COS which State Game Warden
Sdts called for Wednesday,
thursday and Friday last.
A5out eighty deputies were there,
nSether with John Lakewood
d the civil service commission,
d Palmer of Washington and
aT McGovern. The question
b conservation of game and
7ld life generally was thorough
discussed, as was also ade-
pate game laws for certain sec
IONS of the state.
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Radcliffe at Oshkosh.

Jonas Radcliffe, for the past
seven or eight years a resident of
Woodruff, has removed to Osh-
kosh where he has associated
himself with Earl P. Finch an
attorney of that city. Mrs. Rad
clihe, who had spent part of last
week here the guest of relatives
left Friday for Oshkosh to join
her husband.
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Return From Hospital.

herbert Warner and son Nor
~aa OF Sayner were in Minoc-
~ Monday enroute to Sayner
-'n Nausau where Norman
= IN the hospital. About
~ months ago the boy was
- q sick with a very severe
I, ~, Which developed into pneu-
Iala. Four weeks ago he was
b .l'n to Wausan where he was
'llned and his case was dag
'u as pleurisv. After being
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impossible and the people of the
town ought to get busy and put
it in shape. With a good road
Three Lakes is in easy reach of
Crandon and many would make
the trip during the summer. Not
only that but then it would open
up a new automobile route from
Eagle River to Chicago-and a
much shorter one.
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Colman in Hospital.

N. A. Colmanis now in the Osh-
kosh hospital as a result of the
injuries he received a week ago
at Wausau. He slipped and fell
against window breaking the
plate glass and cutting himself
very badly in the wrist. Fear of
blood poison sent him to the
hospital.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-02-18
viii Hold Special Election.

The required number of signers
70 a petition at Rhinelander ask
ing for special election to decide
whether or not that city shall
adopt the commission form of
government, having been filed
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with the city clerk, Mayor BRAGG
er has issued a call for the cleo
ton. 1t is necessary to get the
signatures of at least twenty-five
per cent of the voters to have the
question submitted to the people.
The measure was defeated bv a
large majority at Rhinelander
three years ago.