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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-09
Smnt fpmmenbem Weibnahtsfefte.

linn bns 8eibuahtsfeit 81 einem
sIiidliheu gu seitaiten fit Die gan3e
Samilie, lit ems notbtpeuoig: firth
5eitis beginnen nit ben @prbe=
reitunssseihdften.
8o &inber finb. ba lit feline anbere
3eit I'M Sabre 10 seei9net, beilige 0es
banfeu nnb quite 8oridee tuad5urufen,
als bic 8oden Dor benz Seite. DARN
beionbers beitebt bic 0orbereituns.
gor einisen Sabren las i'd in Der
,Monifa" bon elmer Wrtter, Die an
eriten Gbbentionntas cine leere grippe
auffteute uno fir iebe Selbitiiberiuin>
oune. fir fIeine Tueenbafte unb from>
men Offer, ben lie i'm 2nufe oes Cages
an ibren Ginbern bemerfte, einen
Strobbalm ms 9rippden leste, oa>
NIT bas Gbriftfinblein peid unb tuarm
aebettet 5ei. Sic n~otierte iif Maes
NIT Striben i'm Noti3bud, uub eS mar
Der gbrsei3 Der &inber, redt bel bei>
aitrdeen; itano bod am 8eiheernnes>
ti1Ge bes brapiten am beilisen Ibenb
Die gefiilte 9rippe. in nelfer Elm
elm ber5iees Seiufinb6en aus Wahs
sebettet lag. Cute ainoer ersreifen
nit 8egeiiteruns iolhe Inreeunsen.
Mufgabe Der gItern lit es. bas beilise
Seuer gu ihiiren, baB es nidt pers
Gimme. ipnbern an INNER ipdrmerer
@lrtb eritarfe, anf baB Die grinnerune
an bieie seieenete Seit in ipdtere Sabre
nod bineinleufte unb audi ieibit ben
@erirrten emit tpieoer 3uriifflbre in
Die 9etmatb unb 5u @ott!
Sc mebr Sater unb Nfutter an lid
ielbit arbeiten I'M in beilieer VorbeS
reitungs5eit ben Corn, Die iibele Gair1e
unb anoere Sebler 3u bermeiben, oeito
lei6ter miro hies aud in &inoern
gelingen.
4ber audi Die Neutrality-suspicious.
Den miiiien redt 3eitlif borbereitet
perbeu. Senn ionit sebt Die peibs
naftlihe 8eibeitimmlns inter in
benz @ebebe; arbeiten bleiben unboas
enbet, fern bon Sauie neilenbe &ins
Der barren pereeblih unb trauris Der
@aben; bas ginfaufen lit iueIentlif
erihipert. Die Iuspabl biibiuer, niht
an tbeuerer @eeenitdnbe 1T serins. bic
8ebicmung in Dem @eoranee Der
lebten Gage beim beiten @ilsn uiht
10 aufmerfiam. fpie man es mohte.
8 ipie leidt idleiht iib oa Der @eiit
Der iibeleu 9aune in's Ser6 Der sez
plagten Sausfrau unb ranbt ibr uno
ibrer Samilie Die frobe Stimmlnsl
Glio friib anfansen, fein @ebese
5ulett.
SD m06te Die gltern binipeiien,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-09

Selbstyerstandlieh list es verbeteu.
seh0n bestehende Announcements ven d.
einen Person auf die andere IN ObeetEoa
gen. Auch die ErneueruDg eines AhoGp
Moments kommt natirIich NIGHT n b.
traeht. Endlieh dirfen die neuen
Ab0nnemente NIGHT fur Euch se1bst
oder fir elm Mitglied Euerer FaNlio
sein.
Wenn Ihr desc Bedingungen erfullt,
erhaltet Ihr den Erector Baukasten
und ich versichere Euch, dass Ihr d.
NIT vieae ~gluckliche Stunden erlebea
werdet--Dcr 0nkcl.
-1e+-
8er in Der Sueenb bie 6etbfs
beiieruns iiberiiebt, miro iie I'M Utter
berseien.
= Sm tdeliA sepriiiten @etpifen
iest iid Der Staib bes 8ofen ipeniest
leitt an, ais in ME bur4fpsf9tsm
Salten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-09
Ireisaasihreiben.

2iehe 8inberl = gu
8eibnadten pollen mir Cub
pieber cine tleine Sreube be-
reiten. 8ir perben bier Sreiie
p~ertbeileu fiir Die bier beiteu
Gntpprten Die mir nlii folgenoe
S~reiSfrase erbalten merbcn:
,@er marei, bic nGhiten nnb
ndberen Verwanbten hes Gbrtit=
finnhens aut Grben."
9ie Sreiie limb:
1. Yreis: grector go. 2 ober
$500 in 8aarselb.
; 2. Yreis: Sas berrlihe Bud
.2eben Seiu."
3. YreiS: Gin idones 0ebets
'bu6.
A. Yreis: @iuen 8pienfran5.
Sas YreisauSiGreiben pauert
bis gum 8. Sanuar 1915.
Gbenis wie BET ben friibercn
IreisauSihreiben merbeu Shriit
uno Muiiat in Yetraft se5usen
werbcn.
Slid aufl
Ger Snfel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-09
EREGI0R

Baukasten zu gewfnnen, 50 win ID
Euch sagen, was Ihr zu thun habit
Ihr wisst. dass die Catholic Printing
Co., die Gesellschaft, welche desc xeS
tung herausg1bt, noch drei andere ze-
tungen besitzt: THE Catholic Trtb-
une" Announcement 5000, "The Cath
Ollie Tribune Semi Weekly" (Abonne-
ment 5000, "Katholischer Weston"
Announcement 5000, "Luxemburger
Gazette" announcement 5000. Wenn
es Euch gelingt, Abonnemente fur
irgend cine dieser Zeitungen IN gewin-
nen, so verdict Ihr. soba1d das Ab0n-
nementsgeld bezahlt ist, sinen Erector
Baukasten ais Pramie erhalten.
Fir Elm Advancement bekommt Ihr
Erector No. 1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-09
$rrPhTuul

9ieber SOD babe bas
8ebetbuh als britten Yreis erbalten.
Gs 1T iebr ih6n unb bat mid iebr &c,
freut. Sd oanfe ber5lid bafir. Sd
tpolte IS tpdren offers @dtbisI, IN Der
3eihune. 9iele 8riibe BON 9einem
3effen, Seiuri& lIni&e, @ihita
Sails, Seras.
gs freut mid, aud NAL etfpas bon
Sir gu boren. Soffentlid tpirit 9u
aud 9eiu Slid bel uuierm neuen
Hreismsi6reiben beriuhen. Mit
@rub, Ser SufeI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-09
aaerlei Niitlihes.

Yie.Grnit einfamer 4rt. = Cine
SaHe Butter, cine Sale Sett uno gu
elm Yfunp NebI 10 nieI Raiier, baB es
Elm Ieitter Eeig pirb.
-
Ssett. RrGpfcIn.-gs miro elm Yint
Nild nit bret Giern %5uiamrner ges
iGIasen unb 10 bieI Webl 9erornmen,
oab es elm aieuIih fteifer Eeie ptro.
Ilnterbeb made man Sett beib, itAte
ben Seig NIT einem 2offel nus uno
bade i'm. 8arm gu 9eben nit Wein
urb 3uder ober iiiber Sabne.
Gham6eausSa uce BPM Srun8en--
Sieie Saucs faruI ma gu IeblS
fpeiien unb RlSbeu gut bertuenben.
Ra1 euirIt brei GiseIb, bts auf 3nder
~abaertebene Sdale bon elmer Orange,
Den Gaft bon 3tpei NIT Rein 5uiarns
mer, unb fhldet Die WaiIe NIT einem
S6auulbeien 70 LANCE. BIB lie ftetgt,
to6en bari Die Salce ni6t. Spars
lame Sausfrnueu fonnen an SteIle
beS Beines bier a%pfelrpein gut per>
tpenben.
Siibner nit ieinen &rdutern.-Sie
2ebern bon 3pei bis brsi Siibnern
iperben fem eebadt, nit ettpas Butter.
sefpeibter Semmel, 9~eriebener Gems
mel unb ettpas feiu 9ebadter Setter
file, Sfnittlauh, &erbel, @itragon
unb YimpineIe nermiiht. Sieie
Maile flint man in bic iorsfdltis ses
r~einigten Siibner. ndbt Die 'Seffuung
an, umbinoet Die Siibnfen nit Sped>
platter unb brat lie in seniigenoer
Butter i'm Sfen bel fleiBisem 8egiez
Ben gar. Sn5tpiiden biinitet man in
3erlailener Butter Elm bis 5tpei Helm
eebadte Iobrriibeu, 3ipei 9ebadte
Shalotten, elm biz 5tpei gBlDffel
Iebl, elm 9orbcerblatt, ein bis 5tpei
@%epiir5nelfen, ioipie ettpas Sbpmian
unb 8aiilitum burh, fiigt etfpus
@aIler pDer Sriibe Mnb elm 8lus
8eiBtpein ba3u, perfoft IQes Is bis
20 Iimuteu, riibrt Die Sauce burd)
elm Gieb, piirSt nit Sal5, Yfeffer unb
feiu sebadten 8rdutern: Yeteriilie,
Sdnittlauh, gitrason, 8erbel nno
Yimpineue. ihmedt ab unb sibt Die
Sauce 5l ben 5erlegten Siibnern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-09

- Ser 9briiten Ser5 iol ieiu: Dor
@ott elm @neelber5, 9~eseniiber Dem
Ndhlten elm @utterber5, uno se9en
iih ielbit ein 8itterber5.
8o Der Sdatten - lit audi
9idt, b'rum. meiu Sreunb, ber5ase
ni6tl Salt pielmebr ben Shatten
MIR fir beS 3ibtes iid're Spur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-09
I'm trauten familienkrei(c.'

auf Sas 9neebot, bas mir ben &inoern
MAIDEN unb neltes i'm nSntels
Brief" entbalten lit. 8lanbt Sbr
nidt, DAB elm
grector : 8aufaite en-
cine i&Sne Sulase sum WeibnadJtss
tide gllerer &inoer lei. Sdiiet Giere
&inber iid einen iolhen b It b r.
bienen belief ibnen babel uro er>
muntert lie. Sbr iperbet es nid,t be-
reien, benin elm beiieres Beibnahtss
gei6enf fir 8naben gibt es pobl
fuum: Sci Sreetpr leitet Die &naben
gum ielbitdnbisen 9enfen an. ents
pidelt lire ginbiloungstraft uno
leitet tie ipielenb an, 81 6aber, aus
omlernoer Nrbeit.
:, Iu1 moGte id Die Sausfrauen
aufmertlam MAIDEN auf uniere Ggtra.
WeibnaGtsprdmien, beren In5eise uui
seite 9 gu finben lit. @etpib ipirS
ieoe Sausfrau bort einen niisliher
0egenitanb finben, ben iie preiss
niirbist eriteben tanu.-9er Sntel,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-09
&prreippmoens.

@ar. g. Sal. ben 10. Nop. Is.
-8ir tbeilen poaitdnbis Sbre Neis
nrng in 8e5us auf bas Srauens
ltimmreht. Sh sente. penn cine
Srau ibr Seim unb ibre Samilie liebt.
lit tic lieber babeim. nm ibrem SauS>
bait por5uiteben unb nad Dem Hedteu
gu ieben. als Eolitif 81 treiben nno
ltimmen 81 9eben.-Srau W. II.
- - -
tleber bic Grfabrnnsen,
Die III nit benz Srauenitimmredt i'm
Staate 8aibinston semadt, auberte
iih crit iinsit Sberrihter =. .. Sneu
aus Tacoma: sd ma 81 8uniten
beS SrauenitimmredtS nnb Itimmte
bafiir. aber lpie Sauienbe anberer
Siireer. Die Die Sraee ais einen obs
itraften Gorid)lag betrahteten unb
nur baS Bette onpon erparteten. bin
ih bon benz 8eiultut iebr enttduiht
unb ipiirbe ieoe @%elesenbeit lpiufoms
men beiben, Die Sa6e 5u ip%iberrufen.
SD bin ioaar iiber5eust. penn Die
Sraee Der grtbeilung bes Stimm>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-09
aatbuliider airdenfalenSer.
Sic Suben anbten
Yri It E r.
Sob. 1, 1928.
(0e5ember.)

~. 6. Spneiius. gorm. Gpimad.
10. SO. 2ucia. Sttilia, Sobofus, gf.
IA. 8. S%piribion. 2otbar. GifaIins.
Is. I. gbriitiaua. Ialerian. (Gnat.)
16. 8. guSebius. Goelbeio. Ilbina.
IT. 8. 2a3arus b. .. Sturmius.
10. 9. Narid grtpart. @unibalo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-09
Des Onkel's Brief.

Also, lisbe Kinder, da Ihr ake fese
entschlossen seid, einen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-09

Um den Ercctor No. 4 IA exwerbeN
misst Ihr finf neue Announcements elm
sender.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-10-01
FAIR ON LARGE ;
SCALE PLANNED
Severas Reservations Too
Unite In Eis Fair Here
Next Year viii See Big ln6ian Fair
Held In cur village.

If plans now underway do not niscarry
next year will see a gigantic Indian Fair
held in our village as it is proposed to hold
joint fair of all nearby reservations those in
view are the Red Cliff, Lac Du Flambeau
Reserve and Bad River. From talks with
several of the supelntendents cf the differ
ent reservations shows that they would favor
the plan and if it materializes, which flo,n
present indications it will, the Indian fair
here next fall will equal and surpaSs any
county fair held in the state, and undoubted
ly would be held in the early part of Sent.
This would cause keen rivalry between the
Indian farmers on each reservation VINO
would put their best foot forward to produce
grains and root crops to surpasS their
friends on the other reservations. Let us
hope the plan will be put in effect
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-10-01
HAYWARD SCHOOL
WINS STATE PRIZES
Captures IL First Prizes and
Four Seconds
1Wlns State Banner at State Fair On
Points.

We learn this week that the Hayward In
dian School, of which Sup't A. w. Light
has charge walked away with the State
Banner, at the State Fair held at Milwaukee
getting twelve first prizes and four second
prizes, thus capturing the banner on points.
Sup't Light feels highly elated over the re-
suit and for which he has good reason to
feel so. The farmer in charge of the ag-
ricuitural department of this schools Frank
Setter, an Indian and speaks highly for him.
1t shows that the Indian is as good in
this branch of the service as his white bro
ther and if but given the opportunity can
make good in any department of the Indian
service.
superintendent Light while in attendance
at our fair was much taken with the
live stock department and remarked that
,our Indian Fair was the best held in the
country, that is, in Indian Fairs MIR. Light
has much to feel proud of in the manner
his school captured the State Banner for
agricultural exhibits.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-10-01

FAIR AT RESERVE
OPENS TODAY
Sup't A. W. Light, Is IN Char 9e Of Fair
There.

The Indian Fair at Reserve, Wis, open
today and from information We have received
is to be one of the best ever held on that
reservation. Sup't A.. w. Light has charge
of the fair and is said there will be a large
crowd from this place in attendances
Superintendent Light is a s'booster'' for
good agricultural exhibits and takes great
pride in ,he work his people on his reser-
,vation are doing along this line.
The Fambeau fair was held last Friday
and Saturday and reports says it was most
succ. ssful one. Next year it is to be hoped
all these reservations will exhibit at our fair
and thus have one Of the largest Indian Fairs
in the country. Boost for united Indian
Fair next year
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-10-01

In the issue of The New Republic Sep
tember II, 1918, much space was devoted
to the saloons at Hibbing, Mimi, and the
$45, 900 slush fund raise to muzzle the In
terror Department in the enforcement Of
treaty laws under which the entire TERRITORY
in which Hibbing, Mimi, is located was
closed. 1t certainly looks peculiar that
this hell hole of Northern Minnesota was
not closed at that time.
Now the question is. When will the
Department ACT OR WILL 1T ACT
AT ALLs
The saloon interests claim that by the
raising of this S4s, 600 slush fund they can
run saloon in the Interior Department at
Washington. If this is the case, which we
are certain is not, what is the use of Con-
gress appropriating money for the purpose
of enforcing treaty laws and the aoolishing
of whiskey IN the Indian country. Many
Indian temperance workers throughout this
district are.appalled at the boldness of these
saoonmen at Hibbing in their declaration
that $45, 900 will purchase the officials OF
the Interior Department. CAM it be SO?
We again say No, emphatically.
But unless the Department makes a move
at once in the closing up of this hell hole
at Hibbing what is too follow we cannot
predict. Surely Commissioner Sells and
his assistance will not let a challenge and a
slur of this character to go by unnoticed.
1t means that these saloonmen at Hibbing
claim that graft exists within the hall of the
Interior Department, direct slap in the
face for the straight forward administration
of Cato Sells. 1t is certainly up to him to
act in this matter or stand convicted by
public opinion.
We know these officials at the head of
this department well enough to assure our
friends that they will not let any grass grow
under their feet in the enforcing of the
treaty ,laws at Hibbing, MINI, especially
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-10-01
Attention People.
Department of the Interior
United States Indian Service.

United States Indian Service.
LaPointe Indian Agency, Ashland, -.
Wisconsin. Sept. 18th, 1915.
To all Indians entitled to allotment on the
Bad River or LaPointe Indian Reservation
Under act of Congress Dated Aug. /, 1914
Applications for allotment on the Bad
River Reservation will be received at the
office of the Superintendent in Ashland or
1t the Indian Farmers office at Odanah, up
80 and including November 18th, 1915.
Each Indian of suitable age and having
the proper qualifications will be PERMITTED
to select his own allotment subject to
prior selections. Indians who are unable
Ito make their selections in person should
give some person, they have confidence
written authority to make the selections for
'the~. Selections for minors should be
made by the parents, if living, but if the
applicants are orphants, am instructed to
make the selection for them, cooperat-
ing with the Superintendent. If any Indian
has acquired equitable rights to specific
tract through prior occupancy, the erection
of improvements, or otherwise, such rights
will be recognized to the fullest possible ex-
teut. Conflicting claims to the same tract
will be investigated to ascertain which sclec-
tor is most entitled to the tract.
Under the existing laws each Indian on
the approved roll is entitled to so acres of
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-10-01

and exercised upon few themselves. The
Indian is human and can proceed as the ac-
complisnment is seen, and that theory Is in
force BY experience of our Sup't. Mr.. Ev-
crest. AS far as reservation development
is concerted will say that we are IS years
behind due to tribal friction with the form
er administration.
1t will be remembered, that early in the
wear of 1909, Frank B. Murray and myself
were ordered TO leave the reservation, such
order being obtained from the then Secre-
tary of the Interior, upon charges forinu!-
gated by the then local Indian Office officials
the text of the charges were that we were
detrimental to the peace and welfare OF the
Indians and our presence thereon was him
dering progress and the enforcement OF the
rules and regulations, but the fact was we
were trying to show the ineficiency of the
administration. Our cases were aired out
in the senatorial investigation and the u. S.
court aquitted us on the ground that the
government failed to establish its charges
and contention. Had the tact and wisdom
been used in the past as is now, why our
reservation would be thickly settled up
teaxitory. 1t is quite natural to feel good
and, expect the profits. that result from the
present prosperity. wish to state tFat
Ashland and its comm anity are benehttlng
in many ways, and their cooperation would
be greatly in evidence if they would wiling
beg the congress of the Uniied States thro'
petition asking for funds TO establish
passable highway south from Odanah thro'
the reservation. The government through
actsaof Congsess are opening UP aird lands
of the west by building bitches 1r4 highways.
The business man sho.'l! 10: Only ,ake the
Indians money for his goods sold, bai lend
aid 20 future progress and d@' eief'''ent
commercially anl n.gF' a. 'lat : t'sieS
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-10-01

land, exclusive of the merchantable timber
thereon. There are 545 Indians ON the
approved roll, and the total area available
for allotment is only a32,s97.22 acres.
There is therefore, not sufficient land to
allot each Indian 80 acres, and it is neces-
sarv to make pro-rata division of the avail
able land. The area of each allotment will
be reduced accordingly, making the average
area 5S.52 acres instead of so acres, but it
may range anywhere from 50 TO go acres,
according to circumstances.
The merchantable timber on all of the al
lotments is to be sold and the proceeds dis
tributed per capita among the allottees,
but the timber cannot be sold until after
the aliottments are completed and the al
lotment nt.scbedule&app = II, ID desired
in the interest of the allottees, to complete
the allotment work at the earliest paretic
able date. Filings of selections should be
made at as early date as possible, in order
that the work may not be delayed. If sell
ections are not filed by November 25th,
1915, it may be necessary for me to make
the selections, cooperating with the Super
intendent, >and make arbitrary allottments
to such Indians as have not made their sell
ections by that dats, in order to promptly
complete the work.
wish te expedite the allotment work
as much as possible, and at the same time
give every allottee 4 square deal. To this
end ark the cooperation of every interest
cd person.
Your Friend,
CHARLEs Z. REDFIELD
Supervisor in charge of Allotment work.
Mrs. Joseph Rosseau visited in the
county capitol last Monday. ~
Mrs. Knutson was in Ashland the first
of the week. 8
Rev !. w. Halliday was over from
Hillsdsle. Wis. where he is now located for
several days past. >
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-10-01
Can It Be Possible No Action Will Be
@.s Taken
tiibbins Only Town In indian Country In Mfnesota
Operating
indian Departments Hands Tied? If Not, Act,--
Every Eye Is Turned Hibbins o Department.

more so now that they have been practically
accused of graft by the saloonmen of that
'.snake hole at Hibbing. We certainly
are not crediting the department with any
such thing as graft for we know their duty
lies to at once enforce the laws as embodied
they are responsible, and further because We
personally know these men to be free from
any taint of this character and we further
assert that action will be at once taken in
the matter at Hibbing and the treaty law as
ordered enforced throughout that district
will be pushed at Hibbing, notwithstanding
the assertion of the liquor element that
S45, 900 will protect them, for it is not now
matter of money but matter Of the honor
and character of the Indian Bureau as wei!
as the men at the head of it, which means
more to them than all the money Hibbing
saloonmen own. From information ald as
surances received from Washington along
the temperance. line VIC feel that immediate.
action will be taken in the matter in Nina
nesota. The department injustice tothenl-
selves cannot afford to delay action i'll the
matter. ~
N. ]. Sero, one of our townsrnan and
former officer under ''Pussy foot" Johnson
has been actively engaged i'll securing
evidence in that district for the Apti- saloon
League and lis labors for prohibition is
worthy .ofpraise.
In conclusion we wish to state tha, the
Star is to- have representative on the
ground at that place to watch developments
in the matter and get first hand information
on same.
While we feel assured of the enforcement
of the law at Hibbing and the closing OF
that hell hole, we cannot but await results
and see what may transpire. At the con-
clusion of matters at Hibblpg through
over hauling is coming our way ard we can
ook for some action shortly.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-10-01

the confidence by trusting and giving the
Indian all the responsibility that he can in
tellectualy assume and posses, and still abide
by the rules and regulations of the interior
Department. ANY biased friction that may
exist is caused BY discrimination brought
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-10-01
INJURED ON SIDEWALK
ks-s. 9@Ssaio, Cf Red Cliff Falls on
Esa. Walks Is iAiIrcd

we are informed this week t|,at Mrs.
Buffalo, of Red Cliff, Wis, mother Of
Rol,t, 3'ulFa'o OF this village, white attend
itig ,,tts1}aif. here last wees was sef;ouslss
injured about the face and shoulders on the
sidewalk Oil Kakogon street. The walks on
this street is ina most deplorab:e and un-
safe condition, the boards are all broke aud
she caught her foot in one Of these boards
and was thrown on her face and shoulders
and was picked up lin a critical condition.
This sidewalk comes under the care of San
born township and should be repairded by
them. We further learp that Il suit for in
jures received by her will be started against
the township.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-10-01
Communication.

Since the public and press has realized
and woke up to the fact that their Indian
nsigrbors have proven their ability and
worth when guided by a conscientious and
progressive superintendent who has gained
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-10-01

Mrs. Baldwin began the study Of law
when she was ~, two years ago. She COM
pleted the three year course in the WASH
ington College OF Law in twenty-five
months.
Mrs Baldwin has charge of the railroad
transportation department of the Indian
office at Washington. She left Saturday for
Lawrence, Kan, to attend the Indian conr
ference to be held there Sept. 27 70 Oct. ?.
milwaukee, journal.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-10-01

DIED--Last Tuesday the infant Child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bachand, of this vi
lage, at their residence on Blackbird, Ave.
The funeral was held Thursday from the
Catholic Chuch and internent in the Carhy
olic Cemetery. The parents haze the heat
fell sympathy of the entire community.
Mrs. Mary Connors, age 80 years, die |
at her home q this village last TuesdaR,
the funeral was held from the residence.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-10-01

Miss Minnie Langrea was in fhe Glr'and
City "Wednesday.
Miss Anna MIorrin, WHO has been eisi'-
ing relatives here Tor several days >retuFrsl
t. hers. haIpe ir Eayfesd, Wis. TIE ,frs
tf ttc',seft.