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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-23
Very truly yours,
CARL II. SAWYER.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Register of Deeds office has furnish
ed US the following transfers since
Monday last:
Aug. Drager to Wood County North
west quarter Of Southeast quarter sec
ton IS, Township 25, North of range
8 east.
First National Bank of Marshfeld
Wisconsin to H. F. ThieI Marshfeld,
Wis, lot block 79 Marshfeld, Wis.
Goodsel, T. Gail, Illinois to VIM. B.
McCluer Cook County Illinois north
west quarter Of 27-21. 6 east.
j. R. Meyers, Glencoe, Illinois to
Alva J. Smith, Wood County, east half
of southwest quarter 21-23- -2east.
J. T. Welch and wife, City to H. H.
Warden northwest quarter Of north
east quarter southwest quarter of
southeast quarter northeast quarter Of
southeast quarter section 3. North
half Of northeast quarter-1O-north-
west quarter Of northwest quarter-11
25 east.
Pittsville State Bank to Speich etal
1 acre in Subdivision of northeast quar-
ter Of southwest quarter section 81
23-3 east.
Pabst Brewing Co., Milwaukee, Wis
consin to Sarah E. Ward, Babcock, lot
II block 80 Babcock.
Laurence Ward ct ux Babcock, to
F. J. Wood, City, half interest in south
east quarter of northeast quarter
northeast quarter Of southeast quart
southwest quarter of south east
quarter-section /. Northwest quart
er Of southwest. quarter-section 3;
northeast quarter of northeast quarter
section 12-northwest quarter of north
east quarter-southwest quarter of
northeast quarter-1-6-21-3 east.
Aaron Van Dam, Milwaukee, Wis
consin to Minnie Fisher east half Of
southwest quarter Of section 2-Town-
ship 22-range 2 east.
J Minnie Fisher Milwaukee, Wisconsin
to Herman A. Vogel Milwaukee east
half Of southwest quarter section 2
township p, range 2 east.
First National Bank of Marshfeld
to Vesper Realty Co., Vesper lots 1, 2,
7, 8, 9, 10 block Is Vesper.
William Doll ct ux Wood Co., to
Carl 0. Forberg Wood Co., south half
Of southwest quarter section Y, Town
ship "a range 3 east.
Rosy Grassel ct al Wood Co., to
Louie NJ. BIenker ct ux Wood Co. north
east quarter of northeast northwest
quarter of northeast quarter section 81
Township 25, north range 5 east.
Joseph Brandt ct TX Milladore to 7.
M. Blenker ct TX IIiIladore northeast
quarter of northeast quarter northwest
quarter of northeast quarter section
81 Township 25 range 5 east.
John Blonker ct TX Wood Co., to J.
Brandt ct TX part of the northwest
quarter of northeast quarter section
80 Township 25 range 5 east.
Emil Ruosch ct TX to v. W Wilson
northwest quarter Of northwest quart
er section y Township. p range 2
east.
E. J. Hahn ct ux Marshfeld to First
National Bank Of Narshfeld lots II,
II, z, 20, q block High View Addit-
ion to Marshfeld.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-23

Names of pupils not tardy or absent
in the Centralia Primary School dur
ing the month ending December3, 1875
Emma Voyer, Laura Voyer, Fannie Pal
mer, Lorenzo Ripley, Mary Ostrander,
BERTHE Green, Mile Otto, Celia Colyer,
BERTHE Brown, Ada SSeel, Addie SkeeI,
Belle Quick, Jasper Skeel. Not absent
but tardy: Orrin Juneau, Stella Kipp,
Joseph Corriveau. Not tardy but abb
sent not more than one day Martin
Mitchell, Ramsey Juneau, Jennie Gard
ner, Lille Menier, George Ratelle, Will
fred LaMay, Max Whitney, Cora Dix
on.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-23
BUY RED
CROSS SEALS
Every Patient Afflicted With the Dis
ease Appreciates the Good
Work Done.

Little Rapids, Wis, Dec 20, 1915.
Mr. A. L. Fontaine, Grand Rapids,
Wisconsin.
Dear Sir:-No one who has fought
tuberculosis as long as have can help
being interested in any movement that
is successfully preventing the spread
Of the disease. Nothing is doing more
along this line than the Red Cross
Seal Campaign. It is with the idea
that the publication of the enclosed ar
ticle may help the sale Of these little
seals in Grand Rapids that l ask for
space in your paper.
With compliments of the season,
am, yours truly,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-23

eraI Of these young men. It may also
mean that several families may be
saved the pangs of sorrow at Christ
mas time next year. Don't you think
that is worth the cost of those ten
seals?
KIRK MUIR,
Hickory Grove Sanitorium, Dee.
10, 1915.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-23
December 16. 1875.

Billy Jones takes a short vacation
returning home tomorrow. We hope
VIM. will have a grand holiday time,
but it looks a little suspicious to see
Billy" going away right in the midts
of the clothesline excitement
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-23

We don't want to appear vindictive,
but last Friday night we felt as
though it would have been an exquisit
pleasure to have seated our old Ger
man friend who has whispered to US of
Spring violets in January, in a cane
chair upon the tower Of the school
building clad in cotton socks, a linen
duster, a paper collar, and straw hat,
with an icicle wherewith to pick his
teeth. And then we would have given
him Secretary Doyle's Report to per
use while asking him how about that
Indian Summer in January.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-23

Otto Schultz has spread an acre or
so Of Santa Claus trinkets before the
gaping vision Of ye little folks. Otto
keeps Santa Claus in a box till he shall
scoot out with his reindeer. Tough
sleding this year for Santa.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Pemberton left
Wednesday for Chicago where
they will visit relatives. and friends a
few days then~go on to Indianapolis
where they visit other relatives and
friends. They expect to be absent a
bout two weeks.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-23

We can save you bunch of money
on real Furs. Something good that
gives real satisfaction after being
worn. Ready to Wear Perlors, /. E.
Wilcox. 2td-1tW.
Corrections made recently in maps
of Greenland have shown it to be a.
bout 10000 square miles larger than
formerly believed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-23

Matt Vandenbrook Of Minnesota
will spend Xmas in the city with his
family.
EIr. and Mrs. George EIlard Of Sup
erior, Wis, spent Tuesday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leland.
Wilton Velvet Rugs at reduced prices
at J. ". Natwick's 2tw.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-23

Siewert and Edwards have added a
new Office to their meat market on
Grand Ave. They are also putting in
new cases and fixtures
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-23
Sarah Shaw, teacher.

We understand that new bank has
been started at Roche's known as the
Pharaoh Bank" and report says the
ex-city treasurer has been depositing
therein the city and school funds. Is
MT it about time for that bank to make
a Report"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-23
the second trial last Saturday was a
complete triumph. The first trial was
had some two weeks ago.

w II. Gets, another old townsman
has returned with his family and TAX
ea his CID position as painter in Mr..
Moore's wagon and sleigh shop. Well
we guess they are about all back now,
if not we look for the rest soon.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-23

the young men Of Grand Rapids
Lodge l. 0. 0. F. have concluded to
give a social dance at DR.. Writer'S hall
Christmas eve December "a, 1875. Sup
per will be served at the ''Hotel de
Rablin" in the usual good style. Music
by Chas. R. Willey's full band. Floor
managers D. D. Demarais and W. H.
Cochran. Committee L. NJ Nash, II. A.
Herschleb and J. w. Cochran.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-23

December %, 1875.
The first trial of the Centraia Cham
pion Fire Extinguisher was failure
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-23
ANCIENT HISTORY Of GRAND
RAPIDS And WOOD COUNTY
TAKEN FROM WOOD COUNTY REPORTER FILES IN 18754O YEARS
ago.. E. lNGRARAh PUBLISHER H. B. PHLLEO. EDITOR
December @ 1875.

Deer Staying We learn that Mr.
Bears Of Bears Marsh and his partner
a Mr. Thayer Of Buffalo, have been
very successful in their hunt" in the
woods near Junction City. We hear
it stated that some thirty deer, three
bear and inumerable small game are
the fruits of their unerring rifles.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-23

Miss Hattie Mosher is home for the
oliday vacation from her school duties
at Black River Falls.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-23

The names OF Jcnn ana Frank Hamm
and Nicholas Schmidt were inadver-
tantly omitted in the list of commit
tee Of arrangements in the Catholic
Society's poster
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-12-23

Mrs. Sophie Coats arrived home on
Monday to spend the holiday vacation.
The evening world., 1915-02-09

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The evening world., 1915-02-09
B. R. 7. DEF|ES
TRANSIT BOARD ON
TRANSFER ORDER
May Have to Pay $1,000
Fine for Every Day
of Violation.

The Public Service Commission was
to-day defied by the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Commission. 1t has fiatiy re-
fused to obey an order issued by the
commission and will take chance on
being compelled to pay a fine Of 5000
which may be imposed for each days
violation.
The open defiance sf the commis-
sion Is the outcome of a controversy
between the u. X. T. and the Van
Rrunt Street and Erie Basin Railroad
Company. an independent corporation
In Brooklyn. The commission ordered
the Il. II. +. to issue transfers At
Hamilton Avenue and Van Brunt
Street to the Van Brunt Street line.
The order was issued Feb. 4. The b.
r. T. objected to II on the ground
that 1t was too broad In Its require.
n,ents. would interfere with the new
transfer system adopted by order of
tho commission last June and might
also DO construed as requiring trans
fers to the elevated lines.
II II understood that tho X. X. r.
objects to the transfer order because
II cannot reach an agreement with
the officials of the Van Brunt Street
line as to what percentage OF each
nickel should 10 to tho ID. r. r. and
The evening world., 1915-02-09

q . Ulase - broueAs IN. oass pro-
tested. but Anaiiy drank II That
night ne wac removed TO the death
house." a. they called the hospital
room. and the next day died. Mors
has told the District Attorney he
"hastened" 0ass's death. In the
death house" Of the abandoned homo
the investigators last night fousd
large quantities Of deadly poison IN
the form Of piiia Mors. the Zuskas
said. used an annex Of the room - .
laboratory.
Coroner Dunn Of wsstchsstsr said
to-day he aid not expect to make any
moro arrests until after the hearing
Thursday or Friday. He added that
while Mors may be telling the truth.
and they have found strong corrobor.
alton. Il will still be hard II not I'm
possible 70 prove any Of the deaths
were due TO violence unless the bod
lee are exhumed and sush 10 found
to b the fact.
Last night the Coroner took the
testimony Of three aged inmates and
two little girls In the homo at Yon-
kers. Concerning the death Of Fer.
dinand Scholx. seventy seven years
old, whom Mors says he killed, Bar
bara Pabst. fourteen, said Mors asked
her TO carry . bottle to Schols's room.
She says she found Scholx propped up
In bed. dead. There were three or
four bottles on q table and some cot.
ton. There was q sort Of sickly.
, gweetlsh odor In the room that made
her "feel funny in my head"
The evening world., 1915-02-09

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frames ner rosy cneekss Her husband
y . tall and sinswy young man,
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S..s.S "a - |. ..,..N .,s .,..,s.
pe.~so s"o VIZ" russeo out'Suts'ns
ehin-ths very type Of him who should
ride the grim war-eagis into battle;
hus aha \. thu last r.r.or In ths
ver'o one wOu'o sssoc'ets WIN sucn
machine. she % gentls and diai-
dent. tt si -
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s"s ~. ao' ps'o IN tns oa''
noooso oriet eooooy 10 her man
and took hold OF the steering lever.
Ne aperry had yieided controI NJ ths
49, 80. =. - .S..ss 49,
only her fourth trip In an acropiane
ana the air currents above New York
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the Aviation society Furnishes any
expert man who darcs to ny there
without special permission. Tn. In.
S,.-. IN. ..... 20 IL. -
"uo"us W ."e ""'ss'' VI '"o "isn anu
low buildings ana tho heat that
gushes up, all combined. make the air
over New York as fun OF whlrlpools
and sddic. A. the Nia~ara Hiver
Nsst momcnt shs Sas ,ons rn.
'front.' bipinno anshod mndsr ana na.i
the Nnnhattan ana E..s ntvs,
nrtares ana Gev A Ssr .ourh az ~.
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hr,dscs. ana. uentIv sosr,rs IN shs
northerr skv. SIi hut vsnishsI ssr
The evening world., 1915-02-09
ZEPPELIN HOPES TO
FLY. OVER OCEAN TO
new YORK IN 3 DAYS
Continued from First Pags.)
travel therein. They will become
srsat factors for quick passenger
and mail service"

travel therein. They will become
orsat factors fer quick passenger
and mail ssrvies."
How long do you believe that II
would take Zeppelin to mako the
6ight from here to New York;" I
asked.
Three or four days. perhaps more.
perhaps less. It would depend on tho
wind and the weather. Anyhow, II
could hardly be expected that the first
voyage would be made In the short
est time. any moro than the drst
steamers established the record"
what will be the trend of develop
mont in the Zeppelins In the futursf''
Where they are TO b utilised for
war craft. form OF construction that
will permit them to ny much higher
than at present. For commercial
purposes they must have greater
carrying capacity and greater speed.
A. compared with the years II took
to develop the railroads. my aircraft
Are merely beginning their careers.
At present they are too much de-
pendent on wind and weather.
with the exception OF the nrst
aight made. cannot conceive q
more inspiring moment than when !
can pilot ono Of my cruisers into New
York and then 60 on to Washington. :"
Tho Count related to me incidents
Of his experience In America during
the Civil War. He told OF meeting
President Lincoln AZ q military at
tache and representative of the King
of Wurttemburg.
A a lieutenant Of cavalry. Won
Zeppelin declared that he had many
amusing experiences with Gen. Carl
Schurz, Hooker. Gilmour, Meade and
Pleasonton. He laughingly described
Pleasonton's long iocks--like a wom-
The evening world., 1915-02-09
Be honest with yourself I

~ AAOAAOoS "AeAA ys
If you kNotD that there Is
something the matter With
your eyesight. you know per.
fectly we'll that the longer you
neglect them the poorer will
they become. cd. ..ss
To yoN the accuracy Of the
service and the quality Of the
eyeglass should be your JfHa
conSideration-then comes the
price question. S.A
Here you are sure Of Reliable
service-of Highest Quality Of
materials-of careful workman.
ship-and the lowest prices
consistent with accurate eye.
glasses. A9g
Whether Harris Glasses cost
500 or more. we Guarantees
absolute satisfaction. e q
The evening world., 1915-02-09
g RESCUED At SEA
! TELL Of DESPERATE
Fight WITH DEATH


Wsrs anab,s - Ust alonsssds ths
Chester. Finally sAghteaa msn
juASeA erem ths taaksr ana were
susos ~ the ssas 10 the PhilAdsl-
phia's bsas and pulled aboard. Ksup-
~. IL steward. With bis broksa iss.
was slia. overheard with . rsps tied
esGonA Nm as1 managed 10 Get 70
ths beat ee ths rsscusl candy's
boat got bach 10 the Phiiadsiphia
asse s'elsck 4. u. on rsh. 4
4hs shlpwrscksd men wsrs hsisteo
ahsoAA ths liner and First omcer =.
=. Lvea With another crew and an.
othsr beat started out 10 got the four
teen men remaining ON the Chester.
Cast osGsbsrth res the last 10 jump
iees the ssa aAA striks out for the
phllaAsiphia's iifsboal ysstsnsd 20
hss Shoulders was = sack In which hs
haA tied his collie DOG. ~Bobbis." hts
pst ON board ship for eight years.
This boat wAs smashed TO pieces
agninUt she side Of the liner while
manouevylng 70 get 10 the foot OF the
ladder but all hands were pulled out
q the sea and hoistsd aboard. 10
Sis s treat sr':s e: Capt; ss.:es5ts At, % ls..
helplssa went ta the bottom Of ths
Ksappsr. the chsstsrs steward. and
two nssubsss Of ths cssw wsrs in the
honpltai on the philadelphia when shG
LANDED to-day. None Of the Chsstsr'l
esSpa.y. fron the captain 70 ~
G)oteee tAev ha1 % when he wavs
voGeo1 6vee thels yeseel. 1oengy
leay1n0 ~ chss(Qs oaRs. eesSSasSl
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The evening world., 1915-02-09
DR.. Gregory Expected to De-
clare Mors Rational-De-
cisiOn Tomorrow.
WILL BE ARRESTED THEN
District Attorney Seeks More
Evidence of Poison in Home
Before Opening Graves.

Observers In Bellevue Hospital sre
OF the opinion that Or. Gregory will
report tomorrow to the District.At-
torney Of the Bronx and wcstchester
Counties that Frederick Mors. who
asserts that he poisoned eight Of the
ased inmates Of the German Odd
Fellows Home at Unionport and
Yonkers. because they were in the
way and troublesome, 10 sane. In the
event that Mich a report IL submitted
by DR.. Gregory. Mors will be taken
into custody ~ n material witness
and locked up In the White Plains
Jail to await further investigation Of
his story.
Thus far District Attorney Martin
Of the Bronx has failed 90 gather
sufficient corroboration OF Mors's
statements to warrant him In or
dering the elimination Of the bodies
Of the two old men who died. ac-
cording to Mors. OF arsenic poison
ing. However. II Mora In declared
sane his story will. OF course. carry
more weight than " did when he was
under suspicion OF being crazy and
the bodies OF his two alleged victims
will be submitted to tests for traces
Of arsenic.
Mors was busiiy engaged to-day in
writing out an extended history Of
his activities In the ODD Fellows'
Home whilo he was employed there
as nurse and porter. DR.. Gregory
refused 70 allow Assistant District
Attorney Mork OF tho Bronx 70 see
him. but . woman settlement worker
was permitted TO talk TO More and
question him. Il has been established
that Mors came to New YORK from
Vienna by way Of London last June
and the police Of Vienna will be asked
to look up has career In that city.
The committee Of invsssigatson that
visited the Home to ascsrtain con.
ditions In connection with the orphans
department found that the children
were In about a. rood condition ~
could b sxpectsd. The city pa. for
about sixty Of the chiidreu ...,d no
thing was found that would Justify
their removal.
II 10 understood. however that
Grand Master Thomas Mcknight Of
tho Odd Fellows will to-day. At the
regular meeting Of the Board OF Man.
ayers. rsoommsnd the removal OF the
matron In charge Of the elrls. Mrs.
Iona Mueller. second Vice President
Wuttgs said he would nght 70 keep
Mrs. Muelle.. a. tao children love
her and she II kind to them.
District Attorney Martin Of the
Bronx has had traced Aors's move.
msnts from the time he landed. June
-. He obtained some valuable aide
lights last night At tho abandopsd
huildings Of the homo In the Bronx.
Joseph Zuska and his wife are thsrs
a. carstaixers and william Bergs lives
with them.
These three old persons said when
Aors came there ~ . nurse hs In
sisted on being called mister" One
Of his sooentricities was wearing leg
gings all tho time. The inmates did
not like him, because ON the day hs
arrived . man committed suicide. and
the new nurse was reported to have
the "svn eyo." A. time went on some
Of tho old folks whispered It around
that since Mors came every one wa
crying"
The caretakers told Of the death ol
Carl Gass. the sunshine Of the place"
Oct. 10, they said. Mors came In and
inalsted that 0aas drink the contents
The evening world., 1915-02-09
nv ELUCk'S Guns
HURLNO SHELLS
Ar 0OE60OM0 ACAM.

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