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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24
lEerNinnnb glnf6nnm oer6aftct.

SSeroinono 0hiBboum II Sabre
alt, BON gfr. 1918, WloOiion-9lpenue,
muroe geitern in grmangelung bon
$4,000 9iirgiboft bon @oli5eiriGter
W1c6aul in ser norOmeitlidcn Yoli-
5ciItotion inter Der 9luidulOiglng
ongebli6 9lingc m0 llbren inn @er-
tie BON $S7 BON 6rou 9edp SepD
unO iil6erne 9eitede I'M @ert6e bon
$tOO bon 6rau Marcus Copeland &c.
ito6len 81 bo6en ben @roBgeiAwo-
renen ii6crontluortet, Gie beiOen
Srduen ipo6nen in glr. 1418, Wlaoi.
ion.9loenue, Dem Souie Der Eonte Oes
91uB6aum. Der 9lrreitaut ioQ at.
gc6lid oie 9(rtifel aus Sen 3innlern
geito6len mo Tie ipdter oerpfdnoet
6o6en. Ger |fanobausbeiiber idopi-
te @eroodt ais i'm 9tuB6oum 10 oft
beiudte uno iebte OieRoli5ei inaennt4
nib, pelhc Oie 9er6aftlng Oes iiin-
gen Monnes oorna6m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24
96iirc iMIna aeaen 6ie sim.

0ie a0din Srou WlnrD Gonnor,
bon 9Ir. 1925, 0it-2ombaro-StroBe
oie in Dem Speiic-2ofol in Ger. 112,
Siio-9l6tc- -StraBe, .orbeitet trug ge-
Itern 9ladulittog einen ihweren
S6nitt an Der Stirne oooon, ais in
oen @osofen cine @rploiion erfolgte
uno oie 9biir gegen ibre Stirne
ihlug. 0ic @unoe mitroe bon Or.
SuoIer, bon Scr. 1928, Sit-9olti-
more. ShoBe, berbunOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24
@clunhtlpa nieberacitiirat.

S5nfolge eines @arnlei0ens bradl
geiterl Ia6uittag Der 45 Sabre al
te Soiepb 8. Bennett, bon glr. 2900,
Sft@rott. StraBe, ouf Der 9ritten-
StroBe nabe Der @oitern-gloenue, be-
muBtlos 5uiomneu. @r witrOe nit
ser Gontoner 9lmbulan5 nod Oen
ct. Soiepbs Soipitnl ge6rodt uno
bat bis iest oos @eipuBtiein ni6t
mie0er erlonNt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24
Gn6 scranetidt.

DIT einem 6erqueti6ten linfen
SUB muroe geitern Capt gSm. sc.
@opell bon @olmlt Eoint, So, nod
Dem 1torfiie.SobitGl gd5ra@f.~ Ser
llnfoll creienete ii9 om SuBe ser
2eofin.StroBe, po Der gerlebte aus
einem Boot oil 2ono itieg lno babel
nit Sen Iinfen Sub 5wiiden oos
Boot lno Die W}ouer gerietb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24
gI0erIei merifaniIdjes.

@encral G6regou 6lei6t auf Gorron-
5a'S Seite. Wleuoo5a beginnt
9lepolutiou in gueoras g1egras.
Conventions SriIppen erobern
9SuebIa. @iaa erriuot Sieg bei
9io5atlau.
@oi6ington %. Souuar. II
@eueral S6regon ihlug 6eute oos
gInerbieten Oes Generals @utierre5
iicb ser rmo66dugigen reOollltiondren
9emeguug on5uihlieBen Die gegen
Garran5o mo oie @artei @iaa's unO
8apota's in's 9eben gerilien iporoeu
III. Gr pia Gorrau5a trei bleiben.
6erncr erbielt oas Staats-Gepar-
tenent oie @5itt6eiIing, ooB in Der
@egenO bon Monctopa uno @ueoros
g3egras rege militarii9e Sbdtiefeit
berrihe, uno IN W2erioa inter oen
Gruppen cine &ebolte ousgebroden
iei. Ser 9lufitono miro bon @otricio
Wenoo5a ongefii6rt, ser ii6 elmer
@eriebung na6 @cra GrlB nit ieiuen
llntergebeuen uioeriett. Gs fam be-
reits 5u 3uiammeuit0Beu 5wiideu
Wenoo5o's Solooten inO einem Bat
Talon bon 9ino Sunre5.
Tas merifonii6e Gransportidiff
n8rogreiio" fam 6eute in &rogreiio
an mo 6atte etma 100 Mann Gar
rou5a's an goro. Sn Sampico mcr.
Sen oie 9eI-@eielidaften Dorldufig
Ooran gebiuoert, oen 9etrie6 ouf5i.
nebmen, e6e Elm i6nen porgelegtes
Doflment uhter5eidnet lit. Die @e-
ieaidafteu tpeigern fc6 ieood Die llr.
filnoe in ibrer geeeupdrtigeu 6orm
5ll rnter5eidnen.
Gonbentionaliiten ero-
bern @uebIo
gaio, Gcras, 90. Sou.-Gie
GonbentionS.Eruppen nabmen off.
5ieaeu 9eridten 5ufolge beute @ue-
blo, Die SouptitoOt oes glei6noni-
gen Staotes ein. Gie glngreifer ipur-
ben bon General 3apota angefiibrt,
Ddbreno General Cos oie Staot 0er-
t5eioigte.
@tllo's Sieg BEL 90 a5ot-
Ian.
gln 9or0 0eS @ dlaIbti6if-
les ~ an DIEGO, 90. Sanuor,
iiber San 0iego, Sal. General
Garrau5o ion bon giao rs W2eilen
iiiolid bon Mo5otlon 9eidlageu NOR
oen iein. etpa 1000 bis 2OOO Monn
GiQo's marihieren mad Dem moro
liden Sonora.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24
geran6te 0irdJen.

So6n Z. Burns, Der gteger, mel
der inter Dem @erOodt perbaftet
muroe, in Der @ier5ebn 81. 9totbbel-
fer.&irde, in Ger ct. @eters-9irhe
uno in ser 9etbanD M3et6ooiiten-air.
DE 0iebitdble beganeen 81 baben lit
eeIiern in Der weitliAen @oIiaei.5ta-
tion bon 4oli5eirihter Sapler ben
@roBgei6morenen iiberlpieien NOR
oen. Die geitobIenen &ir6enio6en,
mel9e IN Dem 9eiis ocs glegers ge-
flnoen ipuroen, iino BON goter Feter
gopo, bon %nter Gonoious @iden-
laub imO bon &aitor Soparo Nlpcrs
ioentifi3irt iporOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

troifen. 3ulaetpuroenr lio,in- eineHt
9iettilngsboot geie6en.
Wleloungen aus StornomaD, in
S6ottlano, beridten DAB Der nor.
megiide 0ampfer nSoroa~ nit elmer
M}annlboft bon 5e6n Mann bel Sc
wis Sslano sum Sinfen gebra1t
woroen iii.
GS mirO obgemieocIt.
2onoon, %. San. Ger
n0aiID Gbronicle" beipridt beute in
einem 2eitortifel sic ii6ertriebene
9tbban0lnng oes Spectators" Ger
ii6er oeu ,,Gocio" Sail feline 9e.
fiirdtuneen ousipri6t. Der uGbro.
nicle7 finoet Sen 9lrtifel oes Spec
toor" ober oenno9 lin 10 beodtens.
pertber, ais Die 8eitung itets fir If
rem eemdBigten Ton lno Die frelnO-
idoftIiden @efiible 6en @ereinigten
Staoten geqeniiber befonnt mar.
Der n9ailD Gbrouicle4 fiigt bin5u,
DAB oIIeroings Die SoItung Der Der
einigtcn Stooten in england einiees
8efremoen berporgerlifen babe,
eIoubt ober, oaB oie 8e6iebrnsen
6piideu Gnglano imo 9(merifo uio
geieitigt iino, ooB ein 8miidenfoIl
pie cine 9etenirrng ser n0acia" iie
ni6t ernitlih gefdbroen fonnte. "
@orldufig sebe ober ieoes @ereoe
iibcr Ole @36gIi9feit eines arieges
5pii6en glmerifa uno gnglono iiber
oic aus Ger eegcnpdrtigen Gage be-
eriinoeten gefiirdtitnsen ipeit bin-
aus.
(Der Spectator" iprod eeitern
imter Dem Sitel Cine groBe Sc
fabr" iiber Die 8e6iebungen 6pi-
i6en Oen @ereinigten Staoten lmo
@roBbritonnien itno fenn3eidnete iie
nit Den @orten Dob es bedneitigen0
iei 5u ieben in welder @eiie Die
@ereiuigten Stooteu einem gonfIift
nit England oritreben.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24
&dmwt Sal0cisSBte
tn SraueS 9d''
9nufelt pra6tis, 6riust IciHeH V''''
naO 0idtc iufurt suriif.

@cp06nIidcS @orfcn 9ulDc1 nj
ciuem oiden 9(6guB gebralll' nrr
S6mefcl ino 9[lfo6ol DernilnH, .Slcs
wnnOelt qroucs, itreifiges mn ySics
in pr66tig ic6mar3es mo In" lSopf
Soar; entferut icoc 5pur bon %oat s'
iduppelL bcenoet Syuden un0 $5al
ousfoa. 0ie 8u6ereitung oes ir
bci.Gbee lno ShipefeI Se5eP,l, P,l,nair
Sauie pcrllriu6t ieOO3 Oiele l"i J., IL
uebmli1feiteu. Gin 6eiiercr gsvy s'...orai
Oos gum @ebrard fcrfiac 9'rapSsc scrit
iib 3li DerI6offen, welhes nniel l5a6pt
O1omen n@0ctb's sage oio SuFs oie
Soir COMPOUND" fir so GEM 'fopi
groBe TIoiAe in 9(potbefen y. fa
perOen fam uno moOurd mo-
oac umItdnoli9e g(rbeit erlpalIr Siiil'
Sbmobl es ia feline SiinOe " o6clt
neS, graues, fa6les Soar az '',aItf
10 piinihcn mir ocnoA glle' oln,ic
iugcnolibcs Gri6cincn uno .a,arS
bunesfraft 0u erbalten. Sen..a,tcF
fonn cS ic5en, ob Sy6r gum 1zosl
fdrben oes Soores ug9DetD pc
ou0 SuIp6ur~ oe6raudt Davn nabi9
es oieS 10 notiirIic6 unO gleI0'eiurd
ibut. @lan feucbtet eilfag r'r 81
Sbipoinrn ODER einc weide S~lr naa
nit an unO sie6t Oicic, 9tro2ll spid
Strain 0urc6 Oos Saar. U'S ofal'
Wlorgen oerihipinoet oIles itered
Soar; noh elmer ooer 5lpei lps ~. Op'
Qlppli8irimacu iiebt es pradllh's9 op9
Tel gldu5euo, peicb rmo ~;nagf
unO Sic eribeincn Inn Sagre
gln5cige)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24
(sine Observation-Disclosures.

syn n@ictorio-T9eater finoct belt-
te glahntittog 2 llbr cine offentlide
@erioumlung itott in Welher gegen
ole @cne9migung ser Ginpunoe-
ringsbil nit Dem 9il0ungsteit Oas
rim 9el1liine ongenommen merOen
follen. Sr. 2ouis z. @eis, ser frii-
6ere 8unoes @inpanoerlngS- Cont
miIIGr, miro Sen @oriis fiibreu. Die
8ill liegt sur 8eit Dem @rdiioenten
@ilion 8ur @eneHlligung Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24
3iuei Sabre @efansuih fir SleUolOer
Srnnen.

@eil er ii9 briiitete, i1on ieit Sab
rem itets einen &epolper bel iicb 3u
fii6ren, murOe geitern in ser melt.
Iiden @oli3eiitation ser "a Sabre
oltc @iaion 6inlep BON gtr. 620,
Serinatouitrabe, pom 9Soli5ei.
ri9ter Sooler 6t 8pei Sa6ren Sc
fdnoniB oerurt6eilt. gr ite6t lnter
Dem Geroodt, Ben 9ie0oluer, Der in
ieinem 9eiie eeiilnoen wurOe, ans
Dem @ei6dit bon @pworO q. 6rend,
glr. 304, 0it-8altimoreitroBe, geitob-
len 81 6obetL ilno piirOe ilnter Oieier
9lnihuloigung Oen @roBgeihporenen
iibcrontportet. Gbenio lit er ange.
ihuloigt einen fran50iiiben @uOcl
bon 6rau Soiepbinc Siberto BON gir.
606, @eit9eringtonitroBe seito6len
81 ba6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24
glrnn0 IN sdlnei6erlncrfitGttc.

9nr5 nod 10 llbr brob geitcrn
9l6eno in Dem Oritten Stodiuerf Der
@ebduoe glr. 20S- -212, gtorO-@u-
talpltroBe, ans un6etannten @riin-
oen ein 5euer ans imo 6eiddoigte
oas Eager in Der S1neioerperfitdtte
BON Sacob Sa6s. 0ie 6lammen
muroen i6nea unterOriidt uno mIr
geringer S1aoen angeridtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

Is
GngIii6e 9eitungs -,
rid te. n Sn oen peridieoenelI ~, "
fangenenlagern auf oeutI6en &tel o,,l,
penii6ungspldBen 1T eS 8pild]ell S.rl ~
giern, 6ron8oien lmo Gn0lallt0''i t'i,t
i@ou mebrfod 5u miiiteu @rii9ei,'.S
gefommen. lleber Oieie GpallS~ III,
miro bon euoliideu glattern tols' y
oermoBcu beriNtet. nllniere : IL ,,,
pen iino nit i6reu GerbilllpsS Ken
iAon bis Ebiiringen mo S'g Sori
porgeorrn0eu unO iblagcu lia) noll
topfer." g9er n0ttc od tlo@
cn0lil1en &igcnberihtcn lpre~''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

9ln Ser @dc bon 2inoen.9lbcnue
unO 9}o6crt- StroBe, puroe geitern
Die in Ser. 1881, @utop @lace wobn-
bofte GA Sabre oIte 6roi 9lnnie
@enb bon einem glutomobiI 6es Or.
@ilIiom 9. &anoeIl, bon g1r. SO,
GlO g8inlior Sill 9oao, 9etroffen.
sic erlitt idmer56qfte GerIetungen
un0 muroe bon Dem 9lr6t nod Soiiie
ge6rotbt, no iie bon Or. s. 8. Sirib,
BON glr. 1919, 2inoen-2lpenue, in
gebonOlung genontmen mur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24
Sdalu IN @uitun einaetrOffen.

9 It IN, Wlaii., 23. Sanuar. ~
Cine geipaltige @lenideumenge bate
lid beute aif Dem O8orO.9a6nbofe
perianmelt, ais SorrD 6. Sbop. Ser
W4oroer bon Stanforo Bbite, bier
aus Concord, g1.-S., eintrof, ipo er
am 9ormittas ais SuIti8flii9tliug
oen 91etp-gorfer 9eb6roen auseelie-
fert moroen mar. Sin aitBeroroent-
lid itorfes 4oli5eiaifeebot mar err
forocrlib, am Die 0romme aufreht
an er6alten. Sgiuiam Irapcrs Sc
rome, Der Spe5ial.Siilis- Eiitrittsan'
malt bon 91eip-Dort, bat 5ur @eiter-
fa6rt nodj 91cip.yorf oen 9ladt5ug
aepdblt, Der Inn z ll6r 0lorgenS in
Der &uoionsMetropole eintriift.
Ole Heiie bon GoncorO nah 9olton
perlici obne 3miidenidae. Cham
oanftc ser ani Die 9l6io6rt ocs 3uoes
6arreuoeu @lenge iiir oas i6m mo
ieilier N3iitter entge9cuge6rahte Sn.
tereiie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24
einiaen iidl iiber sdiffgfanfa.@ia

V a btngto n, %. 5amlor. =
Senats- -Gemofraten i'm Gaufus fac
men beute 5u elmer cnogiiItigen @ini-
ouno iiber Oie S6iiisfniis-9ia Der
9lominiitrotion ino nabmen cine &e-
iolution an ipelde Ole gorlage 81
elmer @artci- NloBno6me modt. 0rei
2errqtrhtelr iiimmten aegen Die 9ie-
lolhtf6n 0ds gotlm mtroe je0o1
jp1ter 5imn eiuItimmigen gena9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24
..9luti.Galpon.oiaa.1 u

Ole Sabresoerianmlung Der u9Iu-
ti.Soloon.2iga" miro 6ellte 9loAnit-
tag in Der n2pric~ ab9ebalten, unO
Der Sauptreoner babel miro Serr
Sreo. @. 9luc, Ser 9robi6itions-
GommiiiGr bon Meit.@irQinien. iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

more-StraBe, ernonnt, nabOcnl cr
$4,000 @iir9iGoft geiteat 6attc
9eiOc @litalieoer Der Sirna iinO felt
einigen @oden beriAwrnoen. IS
beiBt ooB 0ie 6irma aud einen Ga
Oen in 9loleig6, q. g., bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24
asner in giidter glole,s g8olnnna.

Syn1 Seller Ser g8obning 0cS 9tid]s
ters Spbn 6. 9toie bonn 9ltnOes-9i-
Itriftsgeridt Scr. 2042, @orf-9lbe,
entitouo geltern 9lbenO eeeen bolb 7
llbr iinter 9lbfdaen Wel6e in ser
93dbe oes Ofens lngen 5euer. Gas
iel6e puroc jeOo6 foit ougenblidli6
bonn Sobne oes 9fi6ters, Douglas
9foic, entOedt, ipeIder oie Seuerpe6r
oIorniirte. Ser ongeridtete Sdo-
0en 1T nnbe0euten0. y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24
N0Ienfa6riIanten ueridlmnn0en.

SSm &reisgeribte iplroe Der 9ln.
malt QRorris ". 9ione sum Sequeiter
fiir oie Soicniabritanten Singer &
Wliaiman in glr. l2l. g9eit.9aIti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

Ger erite Sail. - n9lpiiGeu
Dem G6epoar W}iiaer beerridt auh
eipig 3onf uno Streit, itb glou6e, sic
3ipei parcn nod ME Elm in0 0eriel-
ben @1einitne~ 80 ooh, reulid6 Ba-
ben iie iib ii6er lire S9eiOung geei-
ni9tl~
W3iBperfdn0uiB. Serr:
olluo nm iroge ib Sie, mein 8rdu-
Ieiu poaen Sic nieine Grou perOen
miO inter einem Tobe nit min mob
nen?~ Game; u9l6er, mein Serr,
fir eine Go@mo6mln9 Ooufe id oot6
6eitensl~
9dBt ticf bIiden. n .Soben
Sie ouh &eriponote i'm ariea, 6rdi-
leiu?" acknowledgements niht
ober orei BON meinen e6eualigen
@crlo6teu iiuO eiuge5ogeul"
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-07-02
Celebrate at Ladysn1itf1, Monday, july ST.
WEYERHAEUSER
)ecial Correspondence

Special Correspondence
Mrs. VIM. Wise was a Bruce call
er Friday afternoon.
w. A. Sibinski had dental work
done at Bruce Tuesday.
Miss Hilda Anderson is visiting
relatives and friends here.
j. A. Maffett transacted business
in Minneapolis Friday and Saturday.
Miss Lillian Moore, of Rhinelander,
visited at the D. Kelly home this
week
Mrs. A. C. Mooney, of Ladysmith,
was a caller here Monday between
trains.
Mrs. r. B. Wilson and Mrs. A.
Sheren were Ladysmith callers last
Monday.
Mrs. J. Peacore, of Dallas, was
an over-Sunday visitor with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Tabor.
The dance and basket social given
by the ball boys Thursday evening
was a success all the way through
and all report a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P, Weingartner
and children, Mrs. L. Welngartner
and Miss Gertie Shustritch, Of Glad
stone, Mich, are visiting relatives
and friends here.
The following attended the Ma
81 ho+ nIz
day: DR.. L. J. Phillips, e. E. Tabor,
L. Tabor, j. c. Stubs and J. r.
Shepard.
Miss Grace MCGEE, who has been
teaching school at Hibbing, Mimi,
was home for a couple of days last
week, but left Sunday morning for
Minneapolis, where she will attend
summer school,
The following attended the Young
Peoples convention at Long Lake
last week: Mrs Gunderson and son,
Carl, Mrs. H. Hansen and the Miss
es Helga Gunderson, Hilda Anderson
and Carrie Anderson.
The ball game between Amaco.
and Weyerhaeuser held at Bruce
Sunday, resulted in a victory for
the Weyerhaeuser boys, the score
being 60 This makes two success
sive games the boys have won and
they expect to win many more. They
play Amacoy at the Bruce fair
grounds Monday, July 5.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-07-02
GALLEY LAKE
Special Correspondence

Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Galley went to
Amac0y Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Hey and Jack, were
calling out this way Tuesday.
Charles FELTON, came home from
New Auburn Sunday to visit until
after the Fourth.
The Sunday school will give a
Children's Day program at the Galley
Lake schoolhouse next Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ward Mr.. and
Mrs. Sewing and children, and Mr..
and Mrs. E. D. Stall and children
picknicked at the river Sunday.
The male men Of the meetin'
house" congregated last Friday and
hauled stone all day for the founda-
ton of the coming NJ. E. church.
Rev. Hey assisted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kater and son, at
tended church at Ladysmith Sunday.
Emma FELTON, came home Monday
from Rowan, Iowa, where she has
been since last fall.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-07-02
WOOL! WOOL!

out taking two days for the trip-a
fact which is much appreciated.
Miss Ida Serley has returned home
from Bruce and will spend the sum
mer with the home folks.
Monday afternoon and evening
there will be dancing with music by
Moores orchestra, of Ladysmith, at
the hurry hall
The Murry-ites will celebrate our
great National holiday at home and
at neighboring towns. Saturday some
will go to EXeland and Monday 9TH
ers are planning on going to the
big Bruce celebration
The young people surprised Adam
Coey Wednesday evening to help him
celebrate his birthday Dancing was
enjoyed and at midnight supper was
served to the guests by Mrs. Coey
assisted by the young ladies.
Rev. Father Tagnoli, Of Bruce and
Father Won Halder, Of Ladysmith
autoed to hurry Tuesday evening
Father Tagnoli was called to the
home Of Bernard Leblanc, where
Mrs. Leblanc is seriously sick
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-07-02
>es, Refreshments, Dancing---at Parish Hall
TONY
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
John Gill was Bruce caller
Tuesday.
Dr. Hugo Friedstein left Saturday
night for Milwaukee.
A. Tonnel is having his store rod
ded with lightning rods.
Mrs. J. D. Sharrah was Lady
smith caller Wednesday,
It's good thing we had rain
Thursday We needed it bad.
Steve Mattoon is building a nice
big barn on his farm near town.
VIM. Delosh made trip to Lady
smith on his motorcycle this week.
Miss Mildred Gill left Wednesday
to visit relatives in the twin cities.
Mrs. John Helm, Jr, left this week
for Fond du Lac to visit her brother.
L. A Menard spent Saturday night
at Weyerhaeuser with Pert Stead
man.
A f. Helm made a business trip
to Chicago the latter part of last
week.
Big dance here at the opera house
July 3rd and 5th. Good music. Ev-
erybody come.
Frank Leonhard Went to Park
Falls Saturday to play ball He re-
turned Monday noon.
Bill Christman bought an indian
motorcycle recently. We can go
some now can't we Bill?
A Sybers will run a little store in
his saloon building after July 1st.
Only one saloon here now.
Miss Clara Helm is expected home
in a few days. She has been gone
several weeks taking in the Fair at
San Francisco
Clarence Shag Watson left for St,
Paul Wednesday. From there he goes
to Glenburn, N. d., to work on a
traction engine
Quite a number Of people made a
trip in autos and inspected the John
Helm Co. barn, which is one of the
best equipped barns in Rusk coun-
ty, Tuesday.
John Hen, Jr., is lucky he has
someone to cook for him while his
wife is away. Some poor guys have
TN.
to find the evenings kind of long.
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MURRY
Special Correspondence

Isadore Bigeau was in Bruce Fri
day.
B. F. Brainerd was a hurry Wis.,
tor last week.
John Ackermann and wife, were
in Bruce last Saturday.
Miss Rebecca Clarke, Of Atlanta,
spent Sunday at her home here.
DR.. Carnachan was here Wednesda
evening to attend Mrs. B. Leblanc.
Selmer Alvey, of Bruce, is at the
Serley home assisting with the farm
work
Walter Fillion and Albert Coey
transacted business in Ladysmith last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fillion and
children did shopping in Bruce last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Bolton and
son, were Sunday guests of P. NJ.
Brown and wife.
j. G. Leblanc and wife with Mr..
and Mrs Ed Essam transacted bust
ness in Bruce Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Leblanc and children,
Genevieve and Alice, are visiting rel
atives at Bruce and Atlanta.
The Chippewa bridge is now com
pleted and the people of this vicin-
ity can now go to Ladysmith with
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WEIRGOR
w EIN1OH
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
Fred finder spent Sunday at La
dysmith,
Amos Beebe was a Ladysmith call
er Tuesday.
Soren Nelson made business
trip to Ladysmith Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Dufrene are
the proud parents of a son, born
Sunday
John Summers is erecting a house
and farm buildings on his land west
of town
VIM. Miner, of Radisson, township
assessor, was a Weirgor caller
Tuesday
Jack kelly, of Unity, is visiting
his brother and the Johnson boys
this week
Albert Woods and Walter York
visited friends in Ladysmith the fore
part of the week.
Notice Of bids for road work are
posted and we will soon see some
of the new roads opened for the
settlers
Mrs. Clifford NeWlin returned to
her home at Milwaukee Monday night
after spending a couple of weeks
with her parents, M. and Mrs c..
Ellis
Jack Humphrey left Monday night
for Joliet, Ill, to visit his wife and
daughter. The Humphreys will build
on their lots this summer and move
here permanently.
Ground for the new schoolhouse in
COuderay township miles west Of
town is being cleared and the build
ing will be put up at once on the
Walter Meyer farm.
The Fourth will be celebrated here
on Saturday. Many Of the settlers
around here have arranged for a pic
mic lunch and fireworks Others will
journey to Exeland for the doin's
there.
The Wood Ticks got their first
cleaning last Sunday when the
Exeland Sand Flies put it over them
to the tune of "a to T. The next
game will be pulled off next Saturday
morning in Exeland at 500 a. m.
The boys are practicing hard for
this game and have bolstered up
their weak spots with new material.
Rev. Kundert, of Rice Lake, pre-
siding elder Of the Methodist congre
cations in this district, was in town
Wednesday on business in connec
ton with the new Methodist church
to be built here. With him was an
architect who made all arrangements
to commence building at once. Fred
finder secured the carpenter con-
tract
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SHELDON
pecial Correspondence

Special Correspondence
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs Theodore
Bennett, Sunday, June 20, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Miller OF
Ladysmith were here on business
Monday afternoon, making the trip
by auto.
Mrs. Emil TOutant spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends here, re-
turning to her temporary home near
Reserve, Wis, on Monday.
Herman Fish has finished his saw
ing job for Chester Sergeant and his
next stand will be at Cameron
brakes place, in the town Of Will
ard
Mrs. ]. NJ Kyser, who has been
visiting with her son and daughter
here the past few weeks, returned
Monday to her present home in st.
Paul
Mrs. Agnes Van Horn, of Lady
smith and Miss Julia Van Horn, OF
Makoqueta, Ia, are visiting the Ser
geant and Carman families this
week
Mrs. D. w. Austin was called to
the home of her brother, Otis Suth-
erland on the Ed Worden farm
Wednesday Of last week by his dan
gerous illness, but, the danger past,
returned to Ladysmith on Monday.
The dance Saturday night for the
benefit of the newly organized base
ball club here, with supper furnished
by the R. n. A ladies, was sue
cess socially and financially. Parties
from Holcombe, Ladysmlth and all
the surrounding country were in at
tendance, and all was lively
The school boards of Districts NO.
| and 2 and interested parties from
Sheldon and vicinity, went to Lady
smith Tuesday to attend a meeting
of the County Board of Education,
expecting the formation Of new
district, northeast of Sheldon, but no
changes were decided upon, as yet.
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THE BIGGER THE HORSE

the better We appreciate the task of
fitting him with suitable and ser
viceable harness, the making Of the
best of which is our special bus
mess and hobby. We never fail to
give complete satisfaction to our
patrons. And our charges are also
very moderate.
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HOW "T|z" HELPS
SORE, TIRED FEET

Goodbye sore feet, burning feet, swol-
len feet, sweaty feet, smelling feet, tired
feet.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED-To contract for so acres
Of potato ground, Or with parties
to grow potatoes from certified seed
furnished by us.-MORGAN PRO
DUCE CO., Ladysmith.
Mounting board in assorted cOlors
and weights, 10 cents a sheet at
the NeWs-Budget office.