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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-10-12
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
ATHENS ITEMS.
Athens Record.

| Athens Record.
Joe Bauman made a business trip
to Stratford, Tuesday.
George Chesak this week resigned
his position as assistant postmaster.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will meet
with Mrs. f. A. Lonsdorf, Thursday,
| October IA
Married, at the Trinity Lutheran
church Wednesday, Sept. %, Miss
Bertha Bramm to Mr.. Edward Laub
both of town Rietbrock.
George Chesak, Miss Hazel Sherman
and Ernie Schlegel, autoed to Wau-
sau Sunday to get Mrs. John Chesak,
who had been visiting there the
previous week.
Mr.. Henry Neumann and Miss Alma
Hardt were united in marriage by
the Rev. Father Muehlenkamp at St.
AnthOny's Catholic church WedneS-
day morning, October 9th.
Last Friday evening Emil Hurter
dropped dead on the bridge. He was
buried from his home in South Athens
by Rev. Neumann.
Henry Braun, Miss Lucille Peterson
and Art Rietz and George w. Lippert
and wife autoed to Wausau Monday
night to take in "On Trial'' at the
Wausau opera house.
William J. Lehman and Miss
Anna Paersch, of the town of John
son were united in marriage Wednes-
day, October 9th, at the Trinity
Lutheran church, by the Rev. Neu-
man.
George Schlegel and mother and
Miss Goldie Hansen, Mr.. Fred Schle-
gel and Walter Schueler autOed to
Rhinelander, Sunday. On their re-
turn home they took in the big show
at Wausau.
SPENCER ITEMS.
Spencer Record.
| II. r. CrOWell went to the Veterans
| Home, near Waupaca, the latter part
of last week, at which place he viii
reside.
VIM. Penthouse, who has been very
dangerously ill the past week, is re-
ported to be much improved at pres
ent writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. O. Ernst are the
proud parents of a great big baby
boy, which arrived at their home
Tuesday morning,
The r. n A. will give a dance at
the Krieger Hall Thursday eve, Oct.
IA. This will be strictly an old time
dance.
We are glad to note that Jake
Ringer, who was recently obliged to
undergo very serious operation at
Rochester, Mimi, is fast on the road
to recovery.
Mrs. Walter g. Maahs of Spokane,
Wash, arrived here last Sunday, for
short visit with old time friends at
the e. G.. and G. S. Ingham homes
Mrs. Celia Romano, who recently
proved up on homestead at Acton,
Mont, arrived here last Saturday
for an extended visit at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. j. d. Graves
MARATHON ITEMS.
Marathon Times.
Mrs. Jos. Sturgul visited at Wausau
Wednesday.
Ben Leuschen Sr., and Jr., whose
visit we enjoyed last week, left for
their home in Iowa last Saturday.
Mrs. John Franz and daughters
Ella and Amelia were Wausau callers
Wednesday.
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He repairs to the wind swept, iceI
bound. snow covered hOstelry, locks
himself in with his typewriter and goes
to work on his novelette,.
Soon mysterious visitors arrive-six
patches of ones or twOs. each batch
having a key. A professional briber
70 conceal big money for a graft
fund: a newspaper repOrtress and her
chaperon. betrothed to a mayor who
is to be bribed; a professional black
mailer. feminine and beauteOus as the
reportress: the village hermit, named
Peters: finally the mayor and his ac-
/ complete.
Talk of corruption plots, heroic hold
ups with clever gun play, a murdeFous
shot at the petticoated yillainess, a
marriage between the novelist and the
| ingenue-all this happens in the most
bewildering, absorbing fashion.
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and 30th, 1915. On these two days
Stratford citizens extend an invita-
tion to the farmers throughout west
ern Marathon county to come to
Stratford and participate in two real
live DAYS of social ENJOYMENT.
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Eddy addition is rapidly nearing
completion and it is expected will
be ready for occupancy about the
middle of next month.
Karl Mathie, of this city, delivered
an address before the teachers con
ference at Wausau last Saturday, on
''The Factory and the Industrial
School,"
E. A. Viele attended the meeting
held at Wausau last Thursday of the
traffic association in response to a
special invitation extended by the
Wausau Advancement association.
Work was started the first of the
week on Mosinees new depot, and ere
many weeks have passed no station or
the line can boast of a more commOd-
ious, or better appointed depot than
| Mosinee.
Wednesday morning at nine o'clock
at st. Paul's Catholic church in this
ClUI OCCUII leu OllC VI h AoS
Catherine Redmond, of the town OF
Kronenwetter, and Mr.. Harry March
ell, of Dancy, Rev. FIR. Rolbiecki, pro
nouncing the words that united them
EDGAR ITEMS.
Edgar News
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hart and Mrs
w. A. Arnold were at Wausau Satur.
day.
Albert Wagner, F. j. Thompkie
wicz and DR.. Vedder autoed to Wau
sau Saturday.
A. W. Puchner H. S. Hemanway
and Justin Means were Wausau Wis
itors last Saturday.
County Supt. of Schools, Mr.. j. E
Giessel was here yesterday to visit
our public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Crawford and
daughter were visitors at the II. A
Saecker home at Wausau Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wagner, Mr.
and Mrs. c. Wagner and Miss Edna
belong autoed to Wausau last Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Graebel and
children of Wausau visited at the
home of the latter's sister, Mrs. Joe
Zeier last week.
Edgar Wagner, who underwent an
operation at the Wausau hospital last
Thursday, is rapidly improving and
his return is expected the last of the
week.
Thursday evening, Sept. Both, at
Rib Falls, occurred the pretty we'd
ding of Miss Louise Uekert, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Uekert, of Rib
Falls, to Mr.. Anton J. Hertz of this
village Rev. Abelman of the former
place officiating.
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THE JURY MAKES A
THOROUGH EXAMINATION
And Finds the Defendant Guilty Of q
Crime OF Long Standing


When the old clock in the town
hall was Ginning the hour Of twelve,
the defendant chained and manacled
to the sheriff, was brought into the
presence of twelve honest men for
rigid and thorough examination. The
jury did not draw as near to the de-
PENDANT as they had expected. Ii was
a case in which distance was far more
pleasant to the gentlemen of the jury,
and they never got in sight of the
real object, but like blood hounds
they were led by scent. The defen-
dant was convicted at long distance.
The odor from his feet done the work
and no need of it. Barker's Antisep-
tic would have knocked that odor in
Is seconds. For sale by VIM. A.
Taege, Druggist.
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First publication Oct. 10. last Oct. 20.
Probate Notice.

state of Wisconsin. County Court for Mara
thon County I'm Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at the special
term of the County Court to be held in and for
said County at the Court House in the City OF
Wausau. in said county. on the second Tues
day, (being the 9th day) of November A. D.
1915, at ten o'clock, a, M, the following matter
will be heard and considered:
The application of Druscilla EggerS for the
appointment OF Fred Eggers of the City of
Wausau. Wisconsin,. as administrator of the
estate of f. X. Loring, late OF the city OF Wau-
Sau in said county, deceased.
Dated Oct. 18th, 1915.
By order of the Court,
JOHN 2. FORD, +. 4. BUMP,
Attorney for Petitioner County Judge.
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/ First publication Oct. IL. last Oct. 26.
Notice of Final Settlement and AS.
Signment.

State of Wisconsin, County Court for Mara
hOn County In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at special term
of the County Court to be held in and for said
county. at the court house in the city of Wau-
sau, in said county, on the second Tuesday.
at 10 o'clock a, m, the following matters will
be heard and considered:
The application of Emil Pagenl1opf, execu-
tor Of the will OF Emile Pagenkopf, late of the
city of Wausau in said county, deceased. for
the examination and allowance of his final
account of his administration and for the as
signment of the residue of the estate of
Emile Pagenkopf deceased to such other
persons as are by law entitled to the same.
Dated Oct 18th, 1915
By order OF the Court,
HENRY MILLER Il. #. BUMP,
County Judge.
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The Victrola entertains
the whole family
Wausau Pilot Supplement, Tuesday, Oct H. 1915
CHURCH ITEMS.

etPrsT.
l,... Is 81. Bancroft Pastor.
s,rIar school so H.H a. 10.
lr+.r..., Worship 40 ll.i5 O'Clock.
I-,-ar ~lrirfr a. .i.JJ d. ~.
service Thursdays at Z 30 D. m.
IN. TsI--~. tiI -lrletE meets Wednesday
.-noH FOO tur church parlOrs-
hast CHURCH o. CHRIST SCIENTIST.
Cor. 81. Paul aud Mcclellan Streets.
,--rce sunday ,545 subject. Doctrine Of
.r.ar sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
Tljrl,aar evening. testimonial meeting.
ie,5.rg Room TO- Sell Bldg. 81 jefferson
'4- oppn Uab from @ a. m. to .. NJ,
~, sundays and legal holidays.
pstsRYrERIAN.
.g b !. Williams pl. d.. Pastor.
~ Donald $. West. Associate Pastor.
IleathluEat H.5J q. % and 30 y. N. sun
lri2y school at - m.
SP<CE meeting 20 i.+5 p. m.
Irrmrdaf-l p~ O. F. meeting at 6:45 D. m.
.u.orY l. $ e. p meeting at 300 y. m.
rlag school l' west side chapel every sun
Iyat5HUu'rilrk.
nday ,cuo1I al The Hull Memorial Chapel
\ g sunday afternoon at o'clock.
ag-r urrtiu-Uu Thursday evening at 80.
4 urIia. invitation Is extended TO all SerV-
i ail privileges
noonmtaermrrh parlors
r 10. .r.4r.. T,-...- Ua-r,f. 2O.s Era,,lyIi,, -
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FROM STRATFORD.
StratfOrd Journal.

Dan MahOney has returned from
business trip to Milwaukee and Chi
cago
The ladies' aid society of the
Lutheran church will hold a fair at
the Lutheran school building on
Thursday, October 18th.
The ladies' aid society OF the Catho-
lie church will meet at the home of
Mrs. Philip Burkhart on Thursday
afternoon, October 18th.
Mrs. Henry Budahn died at her
home Friday morning, October 8th,
from heart trouble from which she
had been suffering the past five
weeks.
Fred G. Van Der Weide of STRAIT
ford and Fred Geisel of Wausau have
purchased the garage and automobile
business of the Athens Implement
Company at Athens.
| Friday and Saturday, October Doth
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-10-12

Seven Keys to Baldpate," as a play
is continually thrilling and continuous
ly laughable, and critics agree that 1t
is by far the most ingenious work we
have had from the gifted pen of the
genius of the American stage.
A brief scenario of Seven Keys to
Baldpate" would read something ike
this:
4 young novelist, who is a writer OF
melodramatic twaddle, lays a wager
that he can turn out a 10000 word
story in twenty-four hours. For the
quiet that he requires for concentra-
ton in order TO carry out his herculean
task. the novelist selects Baldpate inn
q summer hotel on the top of a noun
tain closed for the winter. From the
caretaker the novelist gets what is sup
posed to be the only key TO the hotel
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Sulius Senste an 9lnna Isnsit
80 BEL 100 SUB an Der Oitfeits bsl
Ohio apenue. beidnnt dls 0o. 234l
Obio 9lpenlle (Steiier 4.50) 81.
Srneit u. r. Glarte an 4anes W
Glarte. 80 bel 125 ssuB all Der yioroa
oitleite Der 9ienipan 9lpenus in prit.
6ilI 81.
stames q. Cooper an RoIa R. UNI
Z. elliott .Sones. 80 bel 100 Sub an
Der Weitfeite BON gllpins place (Sieu'
er SD 81.
2iIIie R. Zones on aoie R. uni
elliott Sones. basielbs eieenibunI
(Stelier 500 81.
Deter Reiter an Charles 9adeTl
berle. ein .Sahr pa6treft pom l.
September 1915 duf Gigenibum. be-
tdrnt als ylo. 10S Sit 13. StrdBe,
Wlonotlihe Misthe $62.
Mlarn @leaIon on 2iiaetie pfanS,
II BEL 95 Sub an Der ROroisiie Der
Poplar Strabe (Steler $3) 81.
9iaetta pfaua an glnnie 9arbnugb,
odsieIte Gio.nibum (Steuer $3) 81.
Sarah Wire an qnibonp Stosdie,
Nots &c unb q in Drills unb aline's
unierabtbeiIuna in Satltb (Sieusr
$D 81.
IntbOnp StOefle an Sarob nnb
Charles Dirs Seil Der Got as in
Wills nno Sline's Srpsiier llnier1bs
ibstlnna in SatIeb (Steusr $1) 81.
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aootc ht.
RDmoH bon gulbuin 9roller.
(6ortiebung.)

(5ortiebung)
Die MartgrGfin bate - es mag
ous aIlsrOiHgs ein 5ebler DON ibr gc.
pefen isin llr6ang niemals ala
eineH 5eiratbstunbibatsn betra6t.t.
dber tpenn er ben 1on tbm niht erpars
teteH S6ritt i6on that, lpenn er fhon
ptrtli4 beirutbete, oa tpdre es rod
fhpn entIfieoen ungemeiieHer unb in
jeoem getraft rdipnnu6ler oepeien,
penn er etne i6rer brei SGhter oenrms
men bate. Wlan burfte natirlih BON
ioIfen @eoauten ni6ts msrten laiien,
aber llrbanbs G6e .nls manquierte
Wtena9e" bsSsi6nen, es als Offentli3es
@ebeimniB ertldren, bob lie es fei, tas
burfte man, cine iia aud nur be ges
rtnaite gl0be gu ce6sn.
gei 8uihenborfs tonntc bic Sttms
mung iton earum feline qiinitige isin,
neil beibe, gui6enbolF Batter unc
Sobn, ebenfaGs ibre @tunoe 6atten,
oerltlmmt gu ielH, D. 3. reritinmt pas
rem lie ni6t einral mebr. Oenn bas
Yefiibl Der urTpriinoli6en 8eriiime
ming l0ite ii9 balb 5u pirtli9em
Bo6lgefolIen um, als iie i'm 5uuie Der
Warfgrdfin erfubren, tpis es nit ben
lIbernen 9fiitsboffnungen ur6anbs
6ief geaanaen fei. Der iiineere gus
'henborf bate feline @riinbe, e,nen
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'enH lie bate ibn f6rndhli6 6lanirt
lnb ld6erIib qema9t, irnD fpenn u
hr au9 bas bate nahidbsn tOnnsn,
Q CAB ss bod nod ettpas, mas er
lidt O.r3eiben tonnte., sic bate fein
gerlansen getpedt, nm ibn fbli.Bli9
L Derbobnen. Dds fpurmte ben berlebs
en- iunseu Menfden, bos belt feline
sosbeit Ysse I'M 10 ysger, ats Ct iSr
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@aitie spman an gfrea College
$500.
ggm. .. gotr an Weiieru &
@Outbsrn aife Sni. so. $1,000.
Siaae @ootmaH an ylatban Sdasr
$500.
Gebaiiian Ditto an Jrant z. I'm
berion $500.
Sas. 8. ausoenmopre OH Gum
minspiiIe German 8dni. $1,000.
Sulia gotmann al glutonio opnss
6. iinb y. 60. $4,000.
Carrie WliiiIer all Ddpton Strds'
3. u. so. $1,000.
WarD Wie2luIsp an 1iils D. uno l.
60. $2250.
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einan arbsitsrhsiliosn iinn @ae Al

einem alrbeiterbeilissn iinb @ie gu
gut"
sd bante fir bas 9onpliment, bas
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len." sntsegnste 5rOit. Limb mas err
parten Sic opn mir, lueun i'd fraeen
barf2"
.Warten sic einen 2lugsnblid; i1
mitB nod ems errpobncn. 9er@einein.
oeratb piinfht Sbusn gu Ssigen, bab er
SSbre @cr0ieHIte ais Sebrcr miiroigt II.
Sic nit gebauern aus SSbrem 2(mte
T9eiben Iiebt. 8ir baben erlpogen, baB
Sic burd bic Sbnen eepiiermaBen
aufseSpungsne &iinbigung in cine be-
ordngts Gage seratben tpnnten, oa cine
neue Stele ii9 niht 10 RAID fiuben
lafen m09te. Sieier 6all barf nirbt
sintrsten; sic iplen iidb o1ne Soreen
Inn elm anberpeiti9es llntertommen be-
miiben t0nnen. Wir bdbsn beIdlpnen,
Sbnen cine 8ratifitatipn i'm 8etragc
Sbres Sabresgehaltss 5u5upepoeu. sd
babe ben NuTtrag erbulten, S6nen Die
Summe glei6 ein3ubdnbigen."
Wiilfratb griff in elm 5d6 feines
S6reibtiidps, bolte Elm &OuOert Sdrs
aus berppr uno i6itte ii6 an. es Sroit
ausSulisfern.
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Gopfe seitiegen.
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lid er3sisen lam"
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piirben Sbnen aIeroiugs perpfIi6tet
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Dffsntlid mibbiaigen. mas bcreits 9es
fc1eben it,"
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laub, iaote er. sd perbe beuts Rd4s
mittag psrreiien, 10 bdb Der mir 8uges
badte SateI5ug unterbIeiben ruB.
Wenn t9 ouf mein Satbeoer 'uriits
i6liipfs, lperbsn Die 8emiitb:r ii6 be-
ru6iat ba6en. - Nas bic Gjratifitas |
tion betrifft pon Der sic aefproden
baben, 10 muB i6 ibre gluru6me ablebs
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neinberatb, bab i6 nift berienige bin,
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bin ipeber s6rlos nod tdufIih. gisls
,ei6t tpmmt nod einmal bic 2eit, mo
Sic mir 9sredtigteit pioerfdbren lais
Ien, psnn i'd aud barouf bcr5ibten
nuB, ppn S5bnen eeritdnben gu lper'
ben. : Sd empfsble mid Sbneu, Serr
Wiiifratb!"
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]ers.
@m 9lbsnb beri6tete Dilfratb in
yer RsFourrs: rWeib 9ott. Der Sduls
neiIter bat mir impouiert. Sein Bet
slitols bat ettpas9rpbartiges. SdlIisBs
ih finb mir bic 9eidertteu. 9as it
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nit 9ielsn ieinsr 4rt gu tbuH bdttsn.
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lanDeln laIen. Wtit ibuen Dertebrt man
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ernaubeIn IGbt."
DuIfratb bdtts cine neus erfobrung
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Cincinnati, q. glusuIt

Ginttn q II, -. S'"5al''
1lorsnce q. aennte1 an 5bonas
g. senn.op. 100 bel 30 fub an Der
Oitisit. Der Gsiparbs Roub in Slt
gJalnut SiQs (Stelier $l) 81.
Gli3Gbttb Qeonboroi an Sdiprenfe
| Sutilts, prei Sabre ,,aatre6t pom
| 20. S,ptember 1915 euf ben saoen
ar Der Giiboiieds Der Gbambers iInD
anppItOn S,truBe. WtpnaiItte IslstR
$35.
tcT,pb Soct,r on GjlIiap gloitIer.
As bei 125 Tub an oU Oititite Der
Rormanbp 9lpeuu, (Sisasr I.5O)
81.
Die Walmt Strab, 9beaisr OF
ielIi on Ularp e. >beripoDb nno
SamueI WaribaImuH orei s5dR!e
9ad.re6t oui bas gDaInut StraBe
9b.ater Gisentbum ar Der yoroolt'
td, Der 8auo unb A1Inut SiraB.,
betanut als Sot,l unb Safe fir idPr'
li6e Wi.tbe pon 1890.
9hiIippine SOf'maH an Sanss
Z. S'Qearp, Cots glo. 80 urrD 81 In
Der erft.n abbitiou .um Oetr 'ort
(Steuer 50c) 81.
Charles u. Seller on 2bonas
ainiena. 80 bel 100 iuB on Der Sf'
feite Der WiniOn 2peuns. lao JaB
n0rblib Der 9c0oran gpeHue IN 15riet
Dill (Steuer 500 81.
Wli6oeI gldAiots an albert Wsors'
bah. 40 qter GaHo in 0trmsliun3
e24 in 2lnbsriOu 2uDnibip (Sisus'
So 81.
CHARTS q.nblstou an bic ". ylielsn
Gompanp. s,bn Saby. paatret,t rem
/. U2ai 1915 auf ~ BEL 200 sTub an
Der Beiiisits o,r WdInut StraBs.
Wpnutlihe Wi,tbs $50.
Cigar CUMMINGS on Senrn J.
Raibad, 40 6ub On Der gDeiti.iis
Der ct. Glmo glp,uue in Goll.us SIll
(Steuer $3.50 81.
Ruia Sees on SanisI %. Sdpr,,
80 BEL 100 Nub on Der SiibOited. Der
Srittsn unb GOuar0 Strabs (Sisusr
Soc 81.
.aobn 6. ROe,rs an 3. Decatur
Gmith. 14s bel Il 'Fus an Der Sits
isite Der gapmiu. Strube. SO UuB
nSrblit Der R.uHisn StraBe CS.susr
81 81.
Gerbarb 9. Rsiinaer an bic SiGot
Cincinnati. &ot 307 in g. gD. Sori'
iborus spsitsr llHtsrabtbsilnnn $50.
Wlener 9oriH Il. u. on Sunnap
aorn. Is Bel 80 SUB on Der Sip'
ieite Der er6iten Strabe. lpeiili4 Der
Bart Strub.. Guh 2 BEL 80 Jub aH'
eren5enb (Steusr $3.50 81.
Gpa gennet an bic Ssrta Wi. gsns
net Il. o.. 65 bel 15s sSuB on Der
Neitieit. Der 9raee alDenus IN wt.
2ootout (Sisu.r 50e) 81
Sohn Z. Bennett on Sba W. 9sn'
nett. 2pis 81 unb 62 in Rpripooo
9ieip llntsrabibeiIung (Stsuer $D
81.
William Wlultnhep, per SFrrff an
bic 6omc guiIpinu dnb 2oan Gom'
pam. Got 597 unb 9beil Der Got
SOS in g. 6. Spptins britt.r Inter
abtheiInna in Glmpoob $2275.
Sobn 6. RamisD on Shomns 3.
ano Sannie 1aplpr. bic rt6rolite
6dlfte Der IS Qder adnb in SsttioE
IA in Grpsba sOpnfbip (St.usr Soc
$3.50.
aohn 6. Ramfsp ON 9hvmas 3,
llnb Eonnis 1aplOr, DasTsIbe eisen'
tbum $500.
8iliam g. Russut on DO. .in
Stiid aanb fir RpabfDea IN EDITION
IA in grosbn SoDnibip (Steutr 5o)
S25.
gbriA sTifd.r an 5bomns z. 9an,-
.pr. Elm Sireifsn aanb in Gestion IA
in Grosbp 9Orpnibip CSteusr 500
81.
9lrtbur M. Sopn an Mlies acng,
30 bel 100 1ub an Der Siibieit. Der
gpDers Strabe In GlmwiRsoilt
sGteusr 81 81.
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@ruuSeisentbums. SspStbcfen.
Gineinnati. %. 9tuguii.
Rene Sppptbtten.

Rene 9ppptbtteu.
Guiiap NoiiIsr an eagle 2. unb g
q. $2500.
$500.
g. 6. subb an Mt. auOtOut g. uni
6. SO. $1,000.
Soiepb Jribmann an 2ineo;n 9. u
Rp. /. $3.50.
5ulia SOtmom on Bremen Strab,
6. unb 9. SO. $500.
9enrp s. Mlaiba9 an Cigar Gum
minss. $500.
Clarence M. 9bOmas an 1aHisI @
Craig. 81.
annis GiffOrb an waabifon 8. Il
30. 2. $3.50,
WiIIiam 3. Sbaffer an 9ettmGr
SiroBe .. Iub 6. so. $1,000
miaidm Is. Bed an u. 4arb q
unb g. so. $500.
Wloies 9iardns.p an Columbia 3.
UNI 9. go. S4500.
Yettie 9onnttsiId on Yesiman Ctr.
.. unb g. SO. $500.
Sbpmds aiHsua an Sid Run 9.
uH6 6. 60. $l75o.
Sarrp 8. Witt. on Uloriin Roien.
berger. $1,000.
Sacpb q. Uhieblman an goniIon 9.
unb 8. 60. $1,000.
Daniel %. Sapre on Roia 2ets
$3.50.
SOfepb Spedtsi an elttipe 3. unb g
60. $3.50.
.. Decatur Smifb on SpcamOr. g
unb 6. 60. $1,000
aaura Wa. gbelan on 2ib.r.p y
unb G. 60. $500.
Riddrb Z. Belfb on prooibsnt
Saoinss 3. uub z. Go. 5000.
aulu e. SutiOn an Dtuiibs, 2aHb.
ip,br y. unb g. 60. $500.
5reb. SO. GfeiDi on Grftt Raiional
3. unb g. 60. $1,000.
2ouis 8ittnsr ON Reabins 3. unt
g. 60. Sll00.
Wsorris Spman on Sa. 8. upo y
60. $1700.
Sbomos 3. 1aslOr an Sobn g
Ramiep. $500.
Roia R. Spnes on 4bpams 9. uni
6. 60. $1,000.
geniamin Tl;dsp an Delta 6 u
60. $500.
Sorab Dire an sfn!bonp SiOedle
$425.50.
Gpitborb aosIiH an 9dpton Gtrab,
.. u. Go. $1,000.
Glsabstb Usui.,r an 80. 2aptDin
$500.
aOuiie Giekr on R. 8. 9Ospt.
$500.
anni. Sarbausb on gDiIiam Ttory
$500.
Tlarp Mc2iulsp an sitls O. unb z
Go. Sl70o.
9etiIste Sppotbefen
g. g. SObb an Mt. 2OOtout g. unf
9. 90. $1,000.
eSlppb g., Rurrn1n an Gan Wlortr
.. unb 6. u. $1,000.
,Wiaium G,tfforb an Mobiion .. "
Ro. 2. $625.
gbarIss g. MeGartbp on bi.Islbe
$1,000.
Jreberid 20. Rsbmsr an aiutOlu o.
u ylo. /. $3.50. .
Mlotbius @dauer an IL. Darb %
unb 6. 60. $24O0.
Greb.rit g. BeFet an GStissns q
u. SO. 2. $45O0.
Bette apetp,nIisin on Gloria 6. unt
9. 60. $1700.
g}sarl @dtsIstp an 5. S4ullsr,
$1,000.
Sobn 80. Carton an Sumss %.
@prbis. $1,000.
Sames 70. DOrbis an RadyI psttit,
$500.
GeOrg. $. aOblioIf on Centennial
3. u. $1,000.
2ula g. SuttOu an Sofepb ertsl'
$40O.
SObn 6. RObs.rs an GOuibsrn ShiO
8. unb g. 60. $500.
Sacob u. Ulueblman an ebfparo
Gelir ir. $500.
Sarrp MtIbeIe an GbspiOt .. unS
6. 60. $1,000.
aouis gitinsr an Rsabins .. uno
6. 60. $500.
Sobn W. Srptne an DAT s. Auno u.
90. $4,000
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.RubpIf2i"

.RuboIf9,"
nSdlafeni 2(ufs aommanbo fpls
gen. 2l6tuns! Gins, spei, brei - los,
Sdlafit idon2"
.So!"
.Gtut ITS. brap bif!'
,Ruoolf2"
.Was benn2"
sd m0ht' nod mas Iagsn."
so Iag's, abr bann i9Iaisn!'
.Sa. Sd lpplite nur iageu, bab bas
Streiten bdbIih lit. SD luerOe ME, ME
ipieber nit Dir iireiten glur oas babe
i9 nod idgen ipollen."
.Su bit meine brops fyribi!"
Rcd stipas mo9t id fagaL Rus
bOlf!"
Sect biit absr ni6t Rebr bic braoe
5ribi. Sofiir 1pirit bu, tpenn bu iuiss
Der geiunb biit, ins 0interI aeitelt. :"
.Sb, Rubi, ih motte 10 germ nit
Dir pIauihenr
.Du biit elm bu1nmes Wedbel; cine
aeIheite 5rau benimmt iid ni6t 70.
Du muBt jeBt I6laftn, b0rit bu2"
Rod ettpos LAB mid idgen, bitf
ftDn."
.8ut, ater bann irirO obssldutet.
unp es beibt; Sono. baIo, StIuBl"
ia i6au. tpis i'd mogsr gsfporbsr
bin. 3u pirit gar nitts mehr an mir
babsn!"
r8irft bu ausnbIitIih ben 9rm
T66n unisr Die Tets geben! 0as
fsblts nod, pob mir urs Iest ertalien'
Sd bob' idon aefaat. ras bu btit!"
Gin dummies Mdbe'2"
Sal" -
,Soo6ul 9u orober Geiit! Gin Wids
bel Ii.nt 70 oal"
.Sdlafenl TruB, nittsnusiger!
Sd idIuFs i6On!"
(fortIebung foI9t)
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sgis Inn 8 llbr friib; Sa iuurOen
be GSbel sepidtiDet.-
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Buy Alfalfa Crops.

The Experiment Station viii enter
tain bids on alfalfa crop for the season
of 1915, in blocks of 10 to 20 acres.
Send proposals, or telephone, to the
Superintendent.