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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-10-15
CHAuTAuQUA SOCIETY
ORGANIZED FOR 1915
CONTRACT WILL BE MADE IN
NEAR FUTURE
M. c. Doyle Chosen Pres; E. E. Huyck,
Vice Pres; J. F. Wirth, Sec.;
c. C. Matzen Treasurer.

A meeting of citizens and business
men interested in securing Chautau-
qua program for Clio for 1915 was held
Monday evening, at which time the fol-
lowing organization was effected: M. G.
Doyle, president; E. E. Huyck, vice
president: j. F. Wirth, secretary; Chas
G. Matzen, treasurer; executive COM
mittee, j. j. Jones, DR.. Perry White,
Hugh Mccormick, A. N. Stuber, C. H..
Reed. Mr.. Brehm, local manager of the
Chautauqua held here in August, was
present and told the gentlemen of the
contract his company is offering this
year. They ask guarantee of $3.50. 90,
raise of $4,000 over last year, but
promise an improved program. After
listening to Mr.. Brehm it was voted to
take more time in deciding just what
would be done in the way of making a
contract and that, inasmuch as the
event is one in the general interest of
the community, it was advisable to ask
at least forty citizens to join in signing
the contract. Many farmers in the
vicinity were greatly pleased with the
program this year and some of them
Will be invited to sign the contract and
help push the matter to a successful
conclusion.
The officers chosen are first-class men
for the duties that will devoIve upon
them. Mr.. Doyle has perhaps a more
extensive acquaintance than any man in
Clio, is hustler of the first quality,
and may be depended upon to put the
necessary amount of ''pep" into all the
measures that are necessary to an un-
dertaking of the kind. Messrs. Wirth,
Matzen and Huyck were among the
most efficient workers this year and
may be depended upon to do their best
to provide the people of this vicinity
with first-class Chautauqua next year.
The executive committee, also, were
connected with the promotion of this
years program and will doubtless give
the officers valuable assistance.
Lastly. all of these officers will need
the cordial cooperation and assistance
of the entire community, and knowing
of the generous way in which this was
extended the present season, we have
no doubt but that it will be accorded
them.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-10-15
M. E. Church Notes

Class meeting $50 a. m. sermon, 10
a. M; Sunday School, 11.3O a. M; Ep-
worth League, 6 p. M. subject, "Can
We Capture Politics for God?" Leader,
W. G. Goodrich. Come attend these
services and receive hearty welcome.
The Pumpkin Pie Social held held
Wednesday evening was very enjoy
able. A large number attended al,
though unfavorable weather prevailed.
The impromptu program was very en-
joyable followed by delightful sup
per in the dining room.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-10-15
High School Notes

Simon Close is absent from school.
Ruth Palmer is in school again after
a weeks absence.
The Juniors will give the first annual
party in honor of the Seniors Friday
evening, Oct. Is, at the home of Glenn
Williams.
The members of the Glee Club are
practicing for an operetta "On Ply
mouth Rock" to be given the last of
November.
Conciola Mueller, Iva DAILY, Vilette
Struble, Gladys Scott, and Dorothy
Hubbard were visitors at the High
School last week.
The Freshmen have elected the fol-
lowing class officers: Evelyn Gillett,
Pres; Mildred Jewell, Vice Pres. Earl
Underhill, Sec.; Fanny Hill, Treas.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-10-15
Wild Carrots Becoming a Public
Menace

George E. Smith employed by the st.
Louis Sugar Company has the follow
ing letter in the Leader Of that city
which should be read by everybody:
AS Agriculturist for the Holland st.
Louis Sugar Company for the last thir-
teen years l have been close observer
of the different kinds of weeds. About
seven years ago discovered new one
which no one seemed to know the name
OF. Two years later made a trip to
New York state and while there saw
the same weed, acres of it growing as
high as a man head. made inquiries
and was told it was wild carrot, and
that it was rank poison to stock of all
kinds except hogs, and that they would
not eat it; that if stock ate of this
weed they would bloat up and die with
in two or three hours if they did not
have medical aid at once; rarely there
was help for them; that acres of land
that could not be cultivated was fenced
off to keep stock out; that it was not
hard to get rid of except where you
could not cultivate. On my return
home the first place l drove was to my
own farm, did not find any on the farm,
but in large ditch across the road
found some and pulled it up and burned
it. For three years kept at it, and il,
is gone now. l told as many as 1 could
about this weed; some took heed and
some did not. l being only farmer
they paid no attention to me. Had
have been a stranger with any other
name than Sugar Beet George, with =
stand-up collar to keep my chin up, they
might have listened.
In driving through the country now
you find hundreds of farms with wild
carrots in the dooryard and along the
fences. Several heads of cattle die
from eating this weed this season.
Along the highways there are lots of
this weed growing but the seed is scat
tered over the farms. This weed grows
its top very rapidly. You can cut it off,
and in two weeks it is up and in blos-
som again; no one cutting, two or three,
will keep it down. About the only way
to be sure is to pull it up, which can be
easily done. The root and top are the
same color, and the odor from it is the
same as our common carrot, with a
white blossom.
Now, farmers, it is UP to us whether
we let this weed drive us out or whether
we drive it out. 1t seems too bad to
let this wild carrot go unmolested. Let
us talk with our neighbors, and he with
his neighbor, and go after our highway
overseers and make them look after
their part of this work, as God knows
we pay enough taxes to have some con-
sideration given us as farmers, and see
il we can at least keep it from getting
any more start than it now has. Hop
ing this article will be of some good
toward the end of this wild carrot, am.
Respectfully yours.
George E. Smith.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-10-15
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank the many friends
and neighbors for their kindness during
the sickness and death of our father,
Mr.. A. J. Lund; also the different or
ders for their beautiful floral offerings
and Mr., Green for his kind words of
sympathy.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Define,
and Family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Wilson,
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-10-15
Special Notice

All persons owing me on account are
to pay same this month. If
you owe me, this means you. We have
large bills to pay and it takes money
not promises.
Yours, respectfully.
H. f. Bodine.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-10-15

Parties needing engraved name cards,
wedding or correspondence stationery,
should call at The Messenger Office and
zee the beautiful line we are showing.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-10-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
His New Brother

I Say, I've got little brother,
Never teased to have him, Mother
But he's here;
They just went ahead and bought him,
And last week the doctor brought him;
Want that queer?
3 When heard the news from Molly,
8 Why I thought at first twas jolly,
Cause, you see
3 Isposed could go and get him,
q An then Mamma course she would let him
8 Play with me.
But when had once looked at him,
y Why" says, my sakes! is that him?
Just that mite?"
y They said "Yes," and "Aint he cunnin'?'
He's sight.
He's so small it's jest amazin',
And you'd think that he was blazin'
He's so red.
And his nose is like berry,
! And he's bald as Uncle Jerry
On the head.
& Why he isn't worth a dollar;
& All he does is cry and holer,
More and more
q Won't sit up you can't arrange him;
& don't see why Pa don't change him
& At the store.
Now we've got to dress and feed him,
And we really didn't need him
= More'n frog;
y Why'll they buy baby brother
. When they know I'd good deal ruther
= Have dog?
q Joseph c. Lincoln
Observation-Disclosures
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02
Cine CUTE @amsfalbe.

@eD0bnlt6e &ra11fbeiter 11r6 Ser
leb1rngen iin6 1i@t bon ielbft f@limm,
ion6ern Mnitedl1ng ODER geringe 2e>
bersfroft MAIDEN fife gefabrli@. Ser
nadldiiigt einerp SdmiH, @eh, Duet
idalrpg ODER 8erleb1tng ridt, neil fie
gerirrg lift. 8l11tpergiftung bot itd
BEL elmer @tefnn6elper.
ODER einem &roB. Sir ole
iol6e &ranfbeiten 1T 8u1dIen's Irnioa
@albe o11sge3eidnet. sic ffdiist 1trro
beiIt Die @l1noe; 1T mttiieptiih too
tet @nftedung utro berbiitet gefabr.
lide &ompIitationen. @ut fit ole
&autfIeden, Sirn1ett, G1edtem, Gc5e-
mo. Scout eine origtnelle 5tpet l1n5en
25f Sd)adtel Bel Current Mpotbefer.
Mns.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

gen laiien tpollte, NIT einem Starf
ltrom6rabte in @eriibrung fan1.
DuIutb. - Drei5ebn @ol6.
braltoe IN Ser gtiener3gegeno I'M ct
Souls Slubtbale un6 in ser @egenf
BON @ermiaiom iin6 geloidt uoroen
= 9q1noesridter Sage Morris bo1
anf Mntrag bon @Iaubigen, 6erer
Soroerungen ii6 a1f $4,000 be-
lal1 feM angeoronet, 6aB 6as gigen-
tbnm Ser Miiiiiippi SIN Gitp &
Wel tern=8ubn imerbalb einiger ga.
&c bon 5en @apitolsltl1fen IN st.
Fol1l aus meiltbieten6 berfa11ft mer.
oem ion. &ein Mngebot unter $780,
600 fou angenommen mer6en. - %.
S. Stern, Ser alteite Spe5ereitpaa-
re1rbanoler bon D1ll1tb lit in Sonto
Barbara, gal., inn Glitter BON 80 Sat-
rem aus 6etn 2eben geldie6en.
Bipei tome. = Sic err ten
Sdritte CUR @erltellnng 6es erlten
neutrality-suspicious. in 8ipeItone
County iin6 in 6te @ege geIeitet mor=
Den. Ser @raben miro 5armlan6
nor6li6 bon Nipeitone enttpalern
nno einen ratiirliden Mbflub cuff sic
Snoianer=&e ierpation baben.
9n1t inqs = Mm H., Is. un6
16. Sctober miro bier cine @ieb+
fdan gebalten tper6en, an Ser 1id
ale 6armer bon @afota County be-
tbeiligem f0in1ren. Mebrere Nra=
mien per6en babel 8nr Gertbeilunq
geGangen.
Groof ton. - 5taatsfenotor
81. 9. Stepbens BON bier bot in ei=
ttem 8riefe 6em &raiioente1 @ilion
6e1t 8oridlag genra& 6aB 6ieier
Sbeo6or &ooieoelt nn6 &enrp @ot=
terfon @fenlen a1s @riegs= nn6 Be-
reiti~6aftSfommiiiare anbiete nnter
getpiiien @e6ing11ngen. Ser 8rief
TT dft ole bet0en ge1taft11ten 9erren
geridtet un6 IdBt &aum fir sic TIT
terfdrift @ilions. Sci. Mnnobme
miir6en ii6 Sic @rnennen6en ber=
pfli&ten, 5tpet MiGione11 Mann in
bret &Iol1en int Sitter 5tpiiden 10
nn6 40 Sabre1 an5nuerben.
&ine@itp CORRESPONDENCE -
Seit elmer @ohe lit sic 9refdma=
i@ime bier int @m1ge; 6os &eiultat
lit Elm iebr 5ufrie6eniteuer6es. @ei=
5en ergibt bon 81 Big IS, @oggen
bon 35 Big 40, @erite bon IS Biz
45 un6 Safer bon 60 Big 81 8m1beIs
gum Mder. Mais, melfes bieIber=
ipreden6 ausfob, lit 6urd @odtfroite
IN letter Mitttpodt nn6 Donneritag=
nadt 'total bernidtet; ol1d 6ie ipat
gepflan5ten &%artoffeln tper6en eine
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

Murpbp, Sobn S. Dlmidei6, 8ern=
bor6 Slion, Gillian 8. 8in6, 2ucin(e
8eters, Morp 81. Bflepien Sa5el 8.
@biaips, Mabel 6. @laner, &atbrDn
$. 8riee, S11ian s.. @oliier, @amltel
6. @ee6, GIora @o1nneB, Mnna 6.
|@nn6brim, Clara @an6brinf, Caro-
lime so. sdiffmm @ermina @9Ie=
per, @ertru6e 5dmiH, @uitena
Sdnei6er, Matbil6a Sdr06er, Mma-
ia @%ieperoing, Mnnette sorenion,
&eIen 80. @6mieg, Sobn 80. @po-
Sen, @ate 50. @tm1ger, @arp 81.
Se6ers, Sarab Eefen6orf Barbara
8. Gi9umperlin @npbrofine nlri6,
Sranf 81. @aite i1m.s, Sobarno 81.
@alih S6a sc. @al3, &enrb S.
8eismar1 Mgnes @enfer, Meidael
g. @eprens, Morgoretba @ilfes,
&atbarina @iltper6ing, Domitina
@olferitorfer, Mnna so. 8enner,
Ebeonina 3iegler, Martba 3isfo,
Settle S. @iott.
8egren5te 3ertififate.
Morb sc. Snbol5, Mma 81. 6ief,
SeIena 80. 6tergoua, @6btbe g. 2ar-
ion, Ma5ie 2oofe, @ena 3. Dillon,
@ertba $. @%appenf1ts, Mnno 81. Ser
topsfi> @Iiie 81. @irfI, Mnto1 8.
@ogiebo, Mariorie 80. &e6mam
MIopiins S9oI5, @igna 6. Sfoog,
Mil6re6 Stanger, @enebiebe Gre8-
nil, Mgnes bon Dreble, Morgoretba
81. @ing, Sarab S. 01ion.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

|5eblerernte fein. Man fiiblt fid BEL
ioldem @etter tnirfli9 nab Mlasfa
beriett. = Sobm auidta berduBerte
iein bemeglides gigentbum am leb=
ten Donnerifag un6 tpir6 NIT SAINT
lie nub Mor66afota um3ieben. -
Sre6. @eq> tpelder felt 5riibiabr om
Nerbenfieber be6enfli9 erfranft ME
6erlag, 1T lnie6er 10 tpeit bergeiteM>
oab er ii6 I'M Sreien betpegen fann.
= 9ie Bine County 6air finoet bier
am 49,, IL. unb is. September
ltatt. 81. S. 9.
81. BanI. = Sos %. Mational=
felt oes oe11ti6en &riegerbunoes bon
Noroamerifa nur6e bier am CONT
tag I'M @ouptquartier in Ser Mo5art=
baae %begonnen, 100 @err Sites alS
@oriiter 0es 5eitausiduiies Die na6
Sunoerten 5ablen6e 9elegatenidoar
milfommen bieB. Sim Montag muir
De oie erite 9unoesiitung BON 8un=
oespra1ioenten &u6olpb 8erens er=
offnet, morauf Ser Hripati efretar 6es
@iirgermeiiters Nomers sic Delega-
ten betpiQfommnete, tpofur Nrali6ent
Berens 1einen 9anf arsiprad). Sea,
meruo &ebbolm bon Seem Sort tparn=
tie Die &amera6en Dor gr0Beren Git
lagen in Die 8anfen uno betpies, 6aB
ale Die bielen groBen 2ieferungen
bon So M1ilionen in @ol6 Elm reg11<
larer Sdtpin6el ieien, INN 6aS bielige
golf irre5ufibren. @a@ bent @rie=
&c gebe es bier einen un%a1tsbleibIi=
6en i6redliden @anfbru@. Sim
tprr6e sic 9eIegateniitl1ng
fortgeiebt 1n6 am Mitttpo6 fam 6as
Set bei1n Sriibidoppen gu Gn6e.
MlS &onbemtionsita6t fir bas Sabr
1917 tpur6e @bila6elbpia erforen.
- 9ie Sabresberiom1nlung 6es
6eutidomerifaniiden @toatsperbm=
6es fin6et bier am 10. Sctober ltott.
6. &iibnemonn aus 9entid=
lano miro Bel 6ieier @elegenbeit Ell
men @ortrag Mber 6os Ebema:
vDeuti6lan6, @merifa un6 Ser
balten.
@ti1Imater. - neber tout
ien6 8erionen moren Mhtpo9abeno
Utter 6es ct. @roir, BEL Ser Mn=
Ser often Mniieoler, tpeI6e auf
oem SAMPLER @orming Stm bon
Saul bier utfamen. @ie &a=
peIe ipielte l11itige @eiien nn6 sic
freuten ii6 iebr iber 6en i60=
men @mpfang. @ie Ser ommlu11g
fan6 int Mu6itorium itaH. Sc mor
nit @ei 1tdern.
J%airmont. = Mit ser @ar=
toffelernte iiebt es 6ieies Sobr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02
Sic @itslieber Ser ensliiden

Sic Mitslieber Ser ensliiden
S~inon3fommiiiion, 6ie beriu6en min,
bier cine Mnletbe unter5ubringen,
baben iiG a11f 6em omeritmiiden
9ampfer ct. 8m1l nod Mem Sort
eingei6ifft. @ie tpiiien, 6aB fie 6ort
iider firb, u1r6 6ie Mmerifa11er, Die
aus 6ringer6en @riin6en sic Sabrt
a1f 6em S5ean maben miiiien, 1oq=
ten it9 6arm Elm 8eiipiel nebmen.
@enn gnglqn6er atf omerifmi1@en
@6iffen reiien, bra1den ii@ Mmert-
faner mabrli@ nidt 3u %gerieren, eS
audi 81 tbur.
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Weber Bros.
Ma9ne 9bttre CUR HpitpHice,
ct. CLOUD, Wftnn.

idtpa9 inn Martin County aus, 10
pielperipre6en6 iie ou@ erit tpar.
SAT- aue Srubfartoffeln f%aa1len, 10
oaB bon 6ieien feine grnte 5u err
1porten lit. un6 Die 5patfurtoffeln
mur6en, als fie in Ser 8Iitbe itan-
Ben, bon etnem Gift getroffen un6
bertrodneten innerbab h1r5er 8et.
IS lit froglidl Oh oos Martin @our-
tp Sen beimiiden 8e6arf 6eden fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

0le 9le1Igu1ly uuI t VDIe1Illle w
oie b0dite Mus5ei6natng, 6ie Die ome=
riHfmiide &egierung on @bulen er-
tbein. Ser bon Ser ct. Ebomas=
|S6u1e err1tngene @or5ug als @Ii=
talrifbule ibertrifft Biz iett ie6es err
fo1grei9e Sabr felt Ser @rrt6tung
6iefes Snitit11ts. 9as gintreten bon
740 Stu6enten, Sic a11s "a beri6ie=
6erren Staaten fommen, 5eigt, bob eli
ne S9mle, sic SOS 8eite in ser Dis=
5iplin fatboliider @pmtaiten nit
6em 1pas als 6aS 8eite fir milf
talrii@e 3mede be5ei6met miro, Der
einigt> bonen 8eifan fin6et nn6 Sen
@@iaerfreis ftdn6ig bergroBert. Sic
tele Mrmorp, 6ie Dor einigen Mona=
ten NIT einem @oitenm1fmm6 bon
$4,000 boner6et pnr6e, tit etne
b06it mertbpolle @ergroBerung fir
sic 2ebran1talt. Ser unterri9t be-
ginnt am z. September. = @ns eli
11er 8roaerei in einem trodenen
County in Moro-Ndmeiota fommt
Ser 1reuefte Nlan, 6en Sptions@eie=
ten ein g6mippden 5a fdlagen. gs
gebt 6abin GUS 6ieier @raueret ei1t
ltnternebmen ouf genoiienidoftli6e
@run6loge 5u MAIDEN, 6as beiBt, ie=
ser, Ser Bier trit1fen piu, m11B W1it=
glie6 mer6en 1tn6 braudt Damn 6as
8ier nidt 51 faufen. SSt Sic em SAL
tpiir6e nab Mndidt ser rrbeber 6ieier
S6ee 6aS ga1r5e @eieb untpirfiam
fem.
Minneapolis. - Mm Mitt=
moh 6en s. September, iou bier eli
ne itadtspette vSrodem" = @onferen5
.'abgebalten tperben. Sc miro ertpor=
tet, Bob it6 minoeltens 300 Sempe=
r%e115ler an ~6erielben betbeili9en tper=
oen. OF. S. Mlernn6er @airns BON
geeparf, g. s., 8rof. Mlbin 80. Tbal=
der BON Columbus nn6 8. 8. @at=
fins, Superinte>16ent Ser Nor6=Ga=
fotoer Mntissoloot1<2tga, baben tire
Mnmeienbeit in M1tsiidt gel tent.
@inono. - 0amit an 1einer.
M11tter, 6ra11 emma g. 5bielo, in
einem bieligen &olpitaIe cine Spera-
tion nit @rfoIg boQ5ogen perben
Tonne, fiat ibr sobn, ein M1rgeiteG=
ter 6es 3utpen6ungsaltsidl1iies 6es
@epraf entantenbm1ies in @aibing=
tin, o. g., ser iid bier anf 8elu9
befin6et, BI1t bon iid in ite iibertra-
gen laifen.
@emi6ii. = 2aa,t grfI6ru,tg
6es @il6- ltn6 G~iidfommiifdrs 6.
MberD miro bas @eiu6 bon Mniieo-
Iern aus 6ieier @egetr6, bier einen
Wil6pam 5u idnffem betpiqigt tper-
Ben.
5ergus Sails. - Ser 5ebn
olte 2ore1t3 marttn erbielt ei-
net itarfen eIeftriiden Sdlag, 10 6oB
an ietnem Mnffommen ge8tpeifelt
miro, aIs Elm feiner &11pferbrobt,
ber1ntttelit beffer ct cine Droden ftei-
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@rafmn8s=3 ertiffate.

County = gdmliuperinten6ent IS.
81. 8orger bot Die Representatives.
mel9e no9 Sen lebtbin gebaltener1
Nriif11ngen ousgeiteM tp11r0en, er=
halten. 9ieielben iin6 iene, mel6e
bos gramen beitanoen, 5ugei9idt
tporoen. M~adgenannte iin6 bonn
6taatser5iebungs=G epartement mutt
SEN 3ertiifaten ausge5eidnet nor
Sen.
@riter &laie 3ertififate.
Coma 6. 8ropbp, Mgnes 6. Grid
Jon, Gilbert 8. @ilbertion, @6itb 8.
Sartel, Bernard 81. @er5og, 8lan6e
@offman, Marp 81. @eabenp, Iarea
Sang, 2ilioia Gang, s. %. 2enrbed,
6ioelis 2uding, @iQiam @edten-
berg, 2eoni6o Mepers, Marp 6. @h-
dea, Stole 8. Mhuligam, M6a @orz
sid, gotporo Srtmom, Mollie IS.
8erlomsfi Mn6rea &atbs, 9ermann
S. Gider, Cora 6. &Dff, &emigia
goebr> sSrma gdumader, Sbeo6or
@dulte, @eropbia Seib, 9eooina
@onoerlinoe, @enrietta @eliel, Slibe
sc. @iGioms> gtepban 3eng, 2ena
8letidett, MIice sc. 8arfer, Bertha
6. @uber, Sbereia 8ropbb.
&erlqnaerte 2erttftfate.
Meinrao S. @ni9, Celia ST.
@aommer, @enrp gngelbar6, Bbi1o=
mine @erren, &ottie @aielfamp,
sSobn Sacobs, Sames Sl1ngels, Gil
iabetb a0bler, Gbriitine &n1tion,
@enoelin 2emm, Mi9aeI 2l1tgen
2D6iai 6. 2pons, gnlalia 90. Map,
2ouile Nongle, Coma 8. 0lionL Sobn
S'GDon, Stole SO. Gan6brinf, 2epi1u
Sdmttt, 5rmces 80. @piefer, Ger
trub gtofes, Margaretba 6. @r1d.
3weiter &laiie 3ertififate.
Morp &. goltes, Morp ". 8or=
rett, @iI6a SO. 8edtel, &ote 8ier=
baum, @lee s. g. @oloam, MarbeI
g. 8oI6an, Dorotbp 8reb, &arnab
so. 9a1ris, @arp e.. Draina, Doris
81. grnlt, Mnna 80. SleiIdboder,
&oie Sc. @o6bout, Mlma sc. @or6on
MIice 81. @rabm MeIlie g. Graham,
sos. s. @obiger, S1orence SO. Sai<
mes, 8%erna6ette @mien, @briitine
@eieie, @orl 5. Settle, @a11line Sell
let, @omano Seller, Morp 8. SLIDER,
Mmo &odert, Serome &odert, @oIpb
20. @uffmor, @loiro Se11b, @atbo-
rino Sobon1es, So6te 6. Sobnior,
Ssrma 80. Sones, marp 81. @appel,
grma 81. &ileh @ftber 81. &Iampe,
@orgia &Iel1efert @gnes g.. &ofel,
Cratic &11rpiers, CLARA S. Carton,
@otborino 9oufer, 2orette 2ougbltn,
Sootpiga 9ampfo, mobeI 6. ellie
boil, @Iiiobetb 8. Mc@ormid, Beiiie
g. montpen, Morp 81. mo1ts, Mnna
g. Mo11n, @nna Mofer, Gbriitim
Mofer, @ifela Moltorp, @atborirn 81.
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SIR @emidjt in @elb tpertb.

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gebrm1dt un6 6ieielben gera6e 10 ge=
fun6en tpie 1ie reprdientiert iin6, Elm
roides 2in6erungsmittel fir &opf-
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SRI. CLARA 81. briggs, glba,
g. 9. gu fa1fen in 9enrD's Corner
Store. - Sing.
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ct. Saul Die Modribt, 6oB
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moI baB biefe Mnitalt bl1r9 @ner-
f%ernltngem berborgeboben malr6e.
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slttentat anf @iidof Seffron.

@o@tp'iter 8iidof &ut. ST. &effron
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= SIR Sta6t =. @igentbum ODER
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-10-23
TENNIS IS NO LADIES' GAME
Man Who Can Go Through Tourna-
ment Is Athlete, No Fashion Plate
Endurance Is Taxed.

There was a time when tennis was
called lawn tennis, with the accent
on the lawn" 1t was played at gar
den parties as a companion sport to
that dear croquet. Gentlemen took
part in it because it afforded an aft
ernoon of mild entertainment without
requiring the effort of conversation,
while the ladies also affected an inter
est for the sake of the becoming cos
tunes which the game made possible.
Things have changed since then.
The man who can go through tour
nament match nowadays is an athlete.
not fashion plate. He makes a more
strenuous and sustained effort than
even the baseball or football player.
While he runs no chance of being
physically injured, he knows each
time he goes on the courts that his
endurance may be taxed to the limit.
Frequently tennis players when not
in the best of condition have been
compelled to default through simple
inability to continue. Often spirits of
ammonia and other stimulants are
kept on hand to revive the failing
strength of a contestant.
Those who still believe in the old
tradition of lawn tennis as a social
diversion should see a Mclaughlin. a
Behr. a Dawson or a Throckmorton
in the midst of hot fight.