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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-03
ReSumen de Ia
guerra

I'm las UltimaS nOticiaS OficiaiCS
pUbIicada> en- Russia pGr la oficina
&" la Guerra. st hahla de TN "im-
| p0rtanlc CNitO" Sobre las lincas
demands que 81 cNticndcn Il 10 lar
80 de la mirgcn occidental del rio
Nicmrn; prro sin que - precise
III que cOmSiStc cSc imp0rtantc GNi-
o..
I'm los imfOPmcS O~ficiaIrS que han
>tadO publicandO los auStriacUS, st
,>cgura que los ruSuS han SidO re-
rhaIadGS rn los cOmbatcS yrrifi-
-adoS TN la COrdillcra de los BcS-
id OrientaIeS y en- la POIOmia Gen.
traI. sObrr las mdrgcucS del Pilica.
lguaimente los ruSOS anuncian que
IAN derrOtadO Il las fucrZaS aus
riacaS que habian crUZadO la from
era y aYanzaban en- direction de
,hotin.
II hCchO tuyO lugar entire eSta
IlaZa Y la dc BukOWina. EN- dOnde
Is auStriacOS st habian fOrtifica-
10 para rcSiSiir FL ataque dc los
n~O>cOyitaS. DrSpuGS de- TN Cncar-
.iZadO c0mbatc en- I'll que pcreciO
ma gran parte de los auS;riacOS.
"A pOSici0n ~ rindi0, habicndO caidO
n pOder dc los rus0S mas dc 1866
IriSiOnCrOS.
II tratrO occidental de la guerra
. encucntra rriatiyamentC EN- cal
ma. Los aviadOreS. tantO ingleSCS.
OnIo ]framCCScS. han cStadO hacicn-
iO rccOnOcimientOS SObre las posi-
ZONES enemigaS, y prOcurandO eau
ar el mayor perjHiciO possible en-
3S campamcntOS y EN- las bases y CS
8ciOneS naValPS Y aCrcaS.
Los submarines alcmaneS han he
tho otraS dos victimaS: ell VapOr
iHglGS 'Sictc Mares" Y 81 frances
Emma, ambOS rrente Il las c0StaS
lie Beachy Head. Segun refieren
los SuperVivienteS dc eStaS catas-
trOleS. los submarines cOnSumaron
sllS ataGucS sin dar CI menor aviSO
de clio. pOr 10 cual pcrccieron mu-
chaS personals tantO de la tripula-
ci6n como del paSaic.
I'll Primer MiniStPO inglGS Mr..
iSFnith ~ ha hccha cargo intePina-
mentc del MiniSleriO de IieiaciOnes
ENtcriOreS del gObicrn0 britannica.
Il que Cl NimiStro Sir Edward
Grey, Ina Sido ObligadO pOr II me-
lie0s d pedir una cOPld licenria.
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LOS FUERTES DE LOS DADkNE.
LOS CONTESTAN Ell BOM8AR.
DEO DE la FLOTA ALIADA.

CONSTANTINOPLA Abril OFF
cialmente a~nuncian que los fuc-tes de
los D~ardanelos contiajan coatestando
con Uigor eXtraordinario. el bombar-
dec de la escuadra aIiada, IL cual
deSde cue iaici5 el ataque. ant;vr, no
10 ha inJerrumpido.
Algunos ~acorazados, escoltados Dor
oarcos !impia-minas. han tratado de
internarse en- el ~estrecho, pero Ell
nutrido fuego de las baterias turcas.
les han obligado a abandonar su pro-
p0sito.
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Los rusOs abandonarOn Ia plaza %aIen1ana de A'eTneI
en- Ia Prussia Oriental
La noticia ha causado
gran sensation en-
Inglaterra

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r,rsa , ness,. do Ia. oh~os lo do.
fcusa que nabian c~onstruido.
Los tacJico5 ingleses manifiestan
que eStan SorPFendidos por eSa mott
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Entered as second class matter Fe-
br1nry q, 1913. at the post office at
San Antonio. Texas, under the act OF
March 8, 1879.
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.usRls De AVENTuRAS.
Il 40 cehfav6s cdds rUmo. :

=
! Aventuras de Sherlock Hol-
mes, ell terror de los crimina-
! les:
4 FL vendedor de cadayeres.
] FL robo del dianante azul,
| La hija del usurero.
/ Blackwell, ell pirata del Tkmesis.
. Jack ell 6estripador.
Los monederos falsos de Londres.
! La maleta sangrients.
! I'm medico criminal.
! FL testamento del director.
/ Sherlock Holmes y ell ~contraban~
dista de opio.
En- IL ~escuela del crfmen de Pitts
burg.
4 las puertas de la muerte.
Ia UUda roja de Paris,
La bestia humane.
Una uoche de terror.
E! r2bo del collar de per!as.
La iliame posaGa del Cairo,
81 nsCf.agio de Corfu
FL reg de los bandiios.
de John c. Rallies,
.el rey de lOs ladrones moder-
nos:
e inc0gnito misterioso.
I'm r0bo en- 81 Palacio Real,
T! principe jrgador.
II ssa'to en- E! Sleeping.
Fl amo rojo.
II hereGero de E~aglesuoae.
Fl secreto Gel emilio.
III Presidente &c las CoIcriss.
e. falso saIleador.
la dOncella raptada.
FL fusil del negro.
Fl te5oro del Rcghi.
IN Elaye &c podaS
II tes0r0 De Estado,
Fl saccrjote del So.
In "a rao3nera.
Z. secreto del tesoro.
Hjgense les pedidos acompahados
Ie sd imporce q
TTNACIO Z. LOZANO.
5G7 D0lorosa St---San Antonio. TeI.
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La PRENSA es 81 p~sri5dico Gexica
no Dc msyor circulation en- los Estados
Uridos, y per 10 tsato ell meior para los
E~nuuciantes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-12-09

mss, sprsading good cheer and fellov.
chip, b abroad in the land. This is
the one time of the year whom W. cast
the trials and dimcultiss Of lie aside
and begis to think What We can do to
tighten the burden Of the other fellow.
TIE little opss, Of oourse, are slwsys
delighted with this season Of the year
and freely eopfsss their pleasure. The
older c.ss catch the inspiration and
the whole Sor'd is The ssinst. So
here's welcome 70 the spirit of Christ-
mas, ssuts Claus, 0eishbors, friends
and everybody.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-12-09

IHss16lliix = ;isasaifGess.a..shoyt distance
rsDway and already the spirit Of Christ
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-12-09
FOUR ACES

~
Are Coed Calling Cards.
hsy Cannot Ciaas with
!" Ours, However. Gene
In end See Our StCck.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-12-09

- The brand Of weather which W
Aaivs been having the psst six or eight
wvSeks ought to draw tourists from al
Ssrts OF the country. Tho "sunny
soash." Or the golden gate" cannot
y more inspifins than The genial 'Ey
SfNsbraSki With the SLOW OF the noon
day SUN enlsrsipg the mental horizon
nsa stimulating the physical activities
20 greater effort and crovnios the
days work With plsssusssnd sstisfact-
- - 49, ~-----s"s.' &c.,. g
Aoa. lr,.~ u.
- t0rSD6lIiaxf short distance
~ - NA,j& "a
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ENEFERMEDAD De Ia SRITA
ELLA EOWOEN.

L. scNorita Ella BowHen. G~i@cone-
- dc Ia Casa dc Wesley, durantc tres
amos c~onaccutivos, csti para aban-
donar 81 cargo. SuS fucrAus tisicas
sc han agotado como consccucncia del
eXc,>o dc trabajo y su> mcdicoS lie
nrescriben I'm d~escanso forZoso por al
gunos mcscs. Ella ha pasado una
Jemporada corta en- las a!tip.anicics
regcanas Il k~errviile. pero este 10
ma contribuido i mejorar sus condi-
clones f~.sicas. por 10 que inSisten sus
amigos en- que abandone eli trabajo
dasic .uego. AUn no Sc sabc $! re-
g:esara d ST. hogan. en- Ia parte cen
lral dc Texas, 0 sc i~nternava ell I'm
sanatorio.
Me afiige el pensamicnto De tencr
que saIir de aqui-dijo Miss Bowden
aver en- IA Jardc.- Parece que no po-
drc i~mc. pues Ell los tres amos de
tr"bajo que he hecho a !&do de los
m~cxicaHoS, ne he cncaTiHado con G.
Hos. al grade de ~parecerme que voy 4
aDamdo#ar 4 mi propia famiiia. Sin
embargo. espero y deseo vivamentc
volvcr p"onto.'
la cnfcrmedad de Miss Bowdcn. Sc
dame n, por-a - In ,o-rrrlay~. ia -,
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voracidad de las llamas, porQue ha-
hia genie que adrede hacia porque e.
d~estructor clemento Sc propaeara.
>in permitir & nadie apagarlo. Y que
no Sc recataban para decir que ta-
nian ordcn de ~proceder asi.
Vinicio Sc convencio de que el &C.
sar habia Gccretado el incendio dc
Roma ' considero que era merecida
: justa In venganza que pedia el
pueblo. EStaba colmada Ia MEDIA,
Ia .ocura de Ner6n entraba en los
dominios de 10 monstruoso y Ia eXis-
tencia del pueblo Sc hacia incompa-
tible con los criminales caprichos del
tirano. e. creyo que en- verdad habia
sonado IL bora postrera de Ner6n Y
cue entire las ruina> de IA ciudad de-
tia perecer ndefectiblemente el per-
verso button. IuedanI9 Sepuitado
con sus nefandos crimenes. Que un
hombre de valor Sc p~usiera a la ca
beza de aquel pueblo rabioso Y deses-
perado. Y en pora> hora> nSIaria toio
terminado: el odioso tirano sucumbi-
ria a manos del enfurecido pueblo
Que rugia avido de venganza.
Excitadisimo Ell tribune pensaba
en- Ia succession del Cesar: jpor que
nc habia de sucederle 6l? Su casa.
Due haSta muy cercanos iias contaba
con una $erie De c6nSu!es, era como
cidiS!ma en- Roma.
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ciamaban: 'IiSauniow (bufon) His
sr;o!" lhis.ri6a) "iMucra el p|arrici-
ia! .QGe o entreguen al incen-
Jiario.." Alrsnos deci&n que habia
Gcgado Ia hor;, de arrojar,o al II
Der; otros, que Ia paciercia de Ro-
ma cz,aba agotada.
S@lo faltaba que surgiera I'm cau-
dilio, para que tales amenazas Sc tro-
caran en- >eria rebellion.
FL pueblo. entretanto. d~esahogaba
81 rabia contra los p~retorianoS, Y es-
tos Sc habrian paso a duras penaS en-
ire Ia muchedUmbre, porque immune
rabies fardos, cajas. barriles de pro-
viS:ones, mucbles lujosos y mode-tos.
entire los que Sc veian no pocas cunas
Is camas. c~arretoncs. los de ropa Y
otros efectos estorba5an el paso.
Con frecuencia tenian los pretoria
nos que luchar cuerpo 4 cuerpo. pero
venetian con facilidad 4 IA inerme
muIritud.
DaspuG> de recorrer con mil tro-
r;rzoS Ia Via Latina. In Num:,lia. Ar
dea, Lavinia = Ostia, logro por fin
c.uzar e! Tiber. pasada Ia aldea la
mazda Vicus Alexandri. Algunos fu-
gitivos. que por todas parties los ha-
Ella. !e informaron de que el fuego
aicanza6a en- e. Trastiber so!amente
4 alguuas GALES, anadiendo que era
probable lue nadia estap1ra a Ia
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49, q '""' 60" "-su""S "ec"''"s ue-
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LOCAL

miembro de Ia Logia No. 2ii De Ia
Union de Sastres Y le sobrevi"e su
viada y TN ~pequeno nino, Sc lc hi
cieron los ~funerales en- Ia caPilla de
Ia Guerra Undertaking Company, a
AS + de Ia tarde del domingo Y luego
Sc condujo a! cadaver q Ia c&tedral
dc San Fernando, doade Sc rczaron
&Igunos oficios. La inhum&cion tu-
20 Iugar en- el Cementerio de San
Fernando.
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Las turhas solo necesitan TN hom-
hre que las ~acaudiile. FL dia CT que
fueron semtenciado- cuatrocicntos cs-
clavos del preiecto Pedaino Segun-
do. f<6 muy pooc para que estalla-
IA Ia rebellion y dun Ia guerra civil.
iQut podria acontecer ahora. ante
una ca!amidad horrenda que sohre-
puiaba Il todas las que Roma hahia
sufrido en- ell transcurso de ocho 81
CLOS?
e dr1r lame a la armas 4 los
OuiritrS I~rrrocarri a Nrrdn Y Yes
tiri Ia pii"pura- - diio Fl joNrn.
:por Qui No habja dr ser Il? T"-
MA arliNiiaI. valor Y mruoS amos
que oiros augu>tanoS. Verbal -
que Nrr6n mandaba treinIa leGio-
hes que 80 cXtrndiam ha>ja los con-
fines del Impcrio: :pero no 50 sub
.rvarian con Sus irfcS. a. Saber In
rotiria> del incendio? Y 81 aSi aeon
ieria. cno podria Vuirio aIrarzar
Ia pjlrpura imperial?
Saba que III adivino vatirin6 que
Dion la yrStiria. tPor lu@ a 81. a
Ninicio. no habian d" ~otor@arsria?
ERA araso inferior a Otdn? Ade-
mas. cIuian Sabe i CriSto L. ass
tiria con 81 divine p3der nj = F.
mismo Ie inSpiraba tai idea? All.
i Sc realizara! Sc vengaria de Ne
ron nor los pelisroS que Li"ia ha-
bia corridO y por sus prOpl0S te-
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MIGUEL

Anteayer en- Ii manana falIeci& en-
esta ciudad. en- 81 c"sa de IN Gale de
Do.orosa No. III, 4 las $50. cl me-
xicano Miguel VillegaS. cue Nevada
- amos de yivir en- San Antonio. FuG
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Sc Ei.EDE bucn restaurant. muy
bicn situado. frentc 4 los teatros
'EarIgo@2" Y "Juarez". $40 W.
Commerce St. G2-2D
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IL ESHEHANZN. :. CoHrho :. r. 2I.. qua
IT" cr:&slra> Dup" Laredo. juno mlrqIria.
t"rai" Jarriu Washington. rlIIrlu> >Dlu~
~ r".:'a'h>. "dlIi> l'ur Roche. ln. l. y -
ccniiEo>. y. hUi!u. >ln \" ono. T"I. -
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VENTAS.

EPTnS y PRICE, +. iInm>iOn Street
Tirncn liz primrra raIida'l. autumuli lies So
gunGa mann. Qll" ulrrC"I rn .JnIU> n per-
-Una> responsibilities Iirn"d sna rNi>trnril
de- autos Gr todn> Tarrl>. Inda "li~r dc
preparedness >rr;In Gr priTl"rn cIa,". Pa
- i lrrlnS. I-%J
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Of Postales para Christma.1E-
AJ y ARoNuevo pcr........k JG.
VENTURA SUPPLY COMPANY.
IS Card Alley, San Francisco. Cal.
u2-fG)
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81 Ell SU PUEBLO 40 hay aTaa,e Dc -
P2ENSA Getiquese ilstcd a TenCe:Ia ! Ia
prGddc!T3 Tnlgnlfica uii!ldad. E~scrlaanc.
: ,e cG:eraos aues;ras condlciuueg pgrs
!os SgCltes.
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UN ANCIANO QUE Sc JUZGA
MUERTO VUELVE A LA VIDA

Aver, i las ! de Ia tarde. Ia IA
milia de Charles Gessler, que v;ve
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Bile por Ielefono. Travis 0 Nu"yU No. 2iif,
: IN a9enfe de II casa ulSara Z recoger
81, aDvuriOS.
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Pasa a la pag. Sa. Col Ia
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NEYEESGS-

TEE HULL. LOAN Cu.-joy"ria. Casa de
I'r"sIaTnnS. lHel'uu~ M"iu,'~ pTcrius per
orc, plata : uIamanrr~. CpGlu~lura> dr re-
ioI"~ = i"Ya- u" iudi ri.~". TTahaIu a.
r2ntIzai1. ~ ". Commerce -. san AL
tonic. IrN. .i-".
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AVESOS De OCCASION
Tayifa.

70 Sc ahm.ten meno. te rrInce nsLahr.
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ROFTSiOStLES-

d.. FRANCISCO VAZQUEz GOMEZ.-Ciru.
"a general. ESpeclalmrntr Intermediates
dc nariZ, gargauIa ' oldOs. OficIna, ~
Frost Dltc.. Houston -. Y Main Ave. Te-
~ifionOs: Travis 1890 . 3Gfi: NuevJ f73.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-03-12

The south bound freight engine be-
came derailed while switching in the
yards here yesterday and was detained
unuil the north bound passenger came
along and pulled it back on the rails.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-03-12
" Years iS6 rms WEEK

-. ...sfs
Mrs. Ernest stewart is critically NJ
JIG. Van orman OF Rhinelsnds.
has been engaged as Instructor to tn
band Boys.
Mr.. Frankel is in Chicago thisweel
buying his spring stock of goods. q
will spend a week in st. Louis befoF
returning.
Contractor Foster has several caI
loads of brick and steel here ready 4
commence work on the new Jail.
The Exhibition given by the HigH
Scnool sUuuonos Saourday eyeninl
drew OUT a packed house. All Of IL!
participants mad their parts vel
learned and rendered them in a man
ner that would have done credit t
older and more experienced hands
The features of the evening was the
singing by Miss Pearl Burke, and ting
acting done by Miss Viola Mcintyre
who as the Young Widow brougl
down the house and completely cap
tured the heart of "Mr. Brown"
Probably the fastest time that haI
ever been, made Dy d team In JhlS VI
cinity was made by Jas. Oberholtzef
fine pair OF driyers last Sunday Jna
with four other men, a comDlneY
weight Of 1000 pounds left here atf;z|
.. m. and at exactly 600 pulled up Y
Dixon's camp a distance of 221 miles
From the landing to the camp
miles was made in the remafKaolI
fast time of 10 minutes They "efI
timed by three watches and the feq
ord will likely stand for some Vllne'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-03-12

Did you read about that Ohio cow
that broke the worlds record for one
years production of butter fat? She
produced 1893 pounds of butter fat in
one year. Assuming an oyer-run of 25
pr. Ct, this would make 1872 pounds
of butter. The worlds record before
was 1913 pounds Of butter fat and be
fore that, 99S pounds. 1t is peculiar
that the increase. has been 25 pounds
of butter fat each time.
Here is what this COW ate per day:
l6 pounds Of grain, composed of, 43lbs
bran, 43lbs corn 1-Slbs Linseed oil
meal, 2lbs ground oats, 1-2lbs gluten
and lib Cotton seed meal.
In addition to the grain she ate, 33lbs
Beet pulp, 16lbs Beets, 83lbs Alfalfa
hay, 38lbs silage, Abs sweet corn, 5lbs
green alfalfa and 13lbs molasses.
This ration cost 54c per day. AS size
produced about pounds Of butter a
day, she paid well for her feed.
The owner says she liked corn silage
best Of all and had to be kept from
over-eating of it. A while she con-
sumed 48lbs of silage per day.
There are several new silo prospects.
While there probably are enough ce-
ment silos now spoken for to keep the
forms busy, do not hesitate on that
account. Ii there are more cement si-
los to build than one set Of forms will
do, l will make a set Of forms.
Several however, win build staye silos.
Several farmers have their own lurn-
Der or logs and cut down expenses
that way. a stave silo VIII last many
years and It's cost Is snHsil. Io o0Eht TO
pay for ftsen tfse Afst year,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-03-12
Agricultural Notes by Oscar GunderSOn.

Mr.. N. NJ EmmonS just received q Inc
pure-bred Guernsey bull. The village
now has two pure-bred bulls. Hol-
stein, at Mr.. Morgan's, and this one.
This affords q fine opportunity for the
farmers to breed up their herds and
get animals worth keeping.
No doubt services can be secured of
either animal at reasonable prices.
The week of March 22-27, we Will
make trip to buy dairy COWS for the
formers and at present it looks as
though we will get nearly carload.
If there are others desiring to get Ell
ther grade or pure bred COWS, see me
if you want to make use of my servic-
es. The proposition is simply this:
There will be no expenses to anyone,
except the price of the cows and the
freight. / shall do my best to- select
good dairy animals and if grades, of
the breed you may desire.
AS advertised elsewhere, there willbe
a ia rmers meeting and cooking school
here on March Both and 31st, given by
and under the auspices Of the Uniyer-
sity of Wisconsin. The women's meet
ings will be held at the Masonic hall,
while the farmers meetings will be
held at the court house, as it was
found that there was not room enough
in the same building for both meet
ings. IS.
This week schoolhouse meetings will
be held at Woodruff, Star Lake, Say
ner and at the Juye school. Next
week at Flambeau. Arbor Vitae, and
at u school north OF Woodruff.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-03-12
Conover Items.

Chas. Larson was a recent Ia
gle River visitor.
Evelyn Hedburg was a gue'|
of Helen Strong Saturday
Florence johnson spent sun
day with her sister jennie
HirzeI's.
Mr.. AL. Denton returned y y
Eagle River after a vlsiE WIZ
his son Louis here.
Julia Strewlow and GeOrgj
Shelley. Of Little Twin, spen'
Saturday at Eagle Rivor'
Florence Nortwen, who . p ~
tending high school at Eagle ~,
er. spent Wednesday at Cono'SiI1
Mr.. Fred Dobbs, station - agfhi n
at Conover, has gone Will Will h
family on an extended vlSl' \
the Pacific coast. e.,,rooI
Mr.. C. H. johnson, l ,riUeJ
postmaster at Conover, aarIttn ockl
with his family from Wo : 6spe,
Mimi, to make his home 19l la
Rev. Wilson Of lronWoqp9 ;,on nee
Swedish services at the 1 ~ lid
Lake schoolhouse. Narcn ~ bo r.
was present at the Lu'n'
League in the evening. noo,l
Miss Emma Dobbs OF 1.-THE. 1.-The
brook. IS assisting her Or Dro1 and
George at the Conoyer stor Is.e "a d
nostoffice during the aDsell''
Mr. and Mrs. .D0bbs.
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Notice ST Election.
AMos RADcLIFFE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
State OF. Wisconsin. I u
County OF Villas. %

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County OF Villas.
Notice is hereby given that at the election to
Sus held in the several towns wards. villages
and election districts ii thee county Of Villas,
state 81 Miscarsin. oh the First Tuesday Of
April; a. b. I9i5, being the 9Th day Of said
Snonth, the following officers are TO be elected
sN-wit:
A Justice of the Supr6fne Court TO succeed
James e. Kerwin, whose term of office expires
the first Monday In January, 19l6.
ACircuit Judge for the sixteenth judicial cir
suit comprising the counties of Lincoln, MaIa
thon Oneida and Villas, to succeed Alexander
81. lteid whose term of Office expires on the
ffrst Monday in January, 1916
A Municipai Judge to succeed Alex. Higgins,
whose term of office expires the first Monday
in January. 1915
A County Superintendent of Schools. to sue
oeed Grant Cook. whose term of Office expir, s
the first Monday in July, 1916.
A member OF the County Board OF Educa zion
TO succeed Chas II. Wiegand. whose term of
Office expires on tho sth day of april, 1915
Sail >IscasoB Is &c held and condacbeds voees
osEvAsssd and returns MADE in accordance
with ~ Law.
Given under my hand and Official sail vt the
court house in the village of Eagle River, this
sth day Of March, A. D.. 1915
wA BkAppoRDs
County Clerk
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How's This?

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Town CLERK.

/ hereby announce myself as a cam
didate for Clerk of the Town of Eagle
River. (which Office l now fill by APP
polntment,) at tire election to be held
A pril 9th earnestly ask your sup
port IL. B. MCINTYRE.
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT

To Villas County Electors:
I announce myself a candidate for
reelection to the Office of County
Superintendent Of Schools.
] believe in a great future for this.
my home countf. It has been a
pleasure to me to be in a position to
help in the general advancement
through school work. | am grateful
to the many who are helping in
school progress.
You may feel assured that / will do
my best to continue the progress if
reelected. | ask your support.
Yours truly,
GRANT Cook.
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Matersllleet.
Miss Carolyn Smith spent sth'
day Wednesday, at Donaldson.

Miss Carolyn Smith spent the
day Wednesday at Donaldson.
Mrs. Harold Jones IL en- enter
tanning her mother, Mrs. Zipp,
of Battle Creek, Mich.
Conductor Durkee is taking a
few days off and Conductor jeff.
Lynde is on the Monico scoot IN
his place.
The Damon Musical Comedy
Co., showed here Monday to a
well-flled house and gave a very
program.
Mrs. Mary Weedman, Of Mil
waukee, with her little son, are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Mcdonald.
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For Supervisor.

To the Voters of the Town of Ea-
gle River / wish to announce that I
will be candidate for the Office of
at the Caucus to be held
March 9th Your support will be
respectfully appreciated
CHAS. f. HANKE.