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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-10

Queen Mary, am told, is somewhat
concerned regarding the strenuous &C
tivity OF the Prince Of Wales at the
front, says London clubman in TIL
Bits" Her majesty, like all OF US, ad-
mires the spirit which prompts her
son to perform an arduous round OF
duties every day, but she fears that ne
will overtax his somewhat slender
frame. think, however, the fear is
unfounded, because. although the
prince might find little more flesh
and bone an advantage, be knows his
own limits and capabilities.
As one of his brother officers re-
marked: "The prince is as 'whippy' as
thew make 'em, and the fact that his
whole heart is in his military work
makes the duties which appear arduous
70 others easy TO himself"
heard a rather good story the other
40, illustrating Queen Msry's sense Of
hur,or She had occasion TO visit GER
tain hospital recently. The mstron'
,.;o,s "a the visit, interviewed her
paiestv 70 plan out the details OF the
nc, o,d wrote down on slp OF paper
VS. rs, 81 questions she wished TO ask,
i n ontaring the royal presence the
Ch "occ;dentally dropped the papeT,
iii".io" ct Of the Queen, VINO pleked
a. =. W, ard read the first question:, WHIT ,,TJ
u UP &C. u NJ walk on graVel IL
Vas W. so aid" the Queen, smiling, "Pref;ers,
NJ, ,n Sa 20 red carpet, but never gets H.
There has been an amusing MUSINGS seq E;nd iV
one Of those characteristicaiiy s Ig
.nt. which Queen Alexandra is "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-10

Melody in 2 80. ........... .Rschmaninofr
Grand Choeur in A.................k Kinder
The Alvin Schroeder Trio will give
a recital at Aeoian Hall on Wednes-
day afternoon. This will be the pro-
Trio in D major. op. 70. No. l.. Beethoven
Concerto in A. for plano. violin ana Anu
Trio Ss In c minor. op ioi. ....i.J, brahms
This is the programme Of Miss
Adelaide Fischer's song recital In
Aeolian Hall tomorrow afternoon:
Old Airs and Songs
Su' Veni'' II 'O"''s''' 'i'''' 4. scariatti
Ny Mother BIDS Me Bind Ny Has
Guns, ilSa,I aim ii ,mi,oimento." from 10
Nozze di Figaro Q756-l7slg ...,,.
Roselein. Roseleln, Op. So. r.; schumann
Madchen NIT dem Rotten Mundcheng q qp.rz
v. = SGi standchen INK r. Brahms
Weisst du noch7 op. "a. No s.. "A. Jensen
Niemand hats gesehen, Op. g. No =
French Songs po-,,r.r,
81 20 pouvai' MOURN &c. ....'.s. BsIo' Hns
A des Oiseaux ........ ......' Georses huo
a TOT ................ ........ II. G Bemberg
i'@' English Songs.
The West Wind Croons in the Cedar
Trees ...................E. Maepowell
M sJ"s Lover SsT He Comes on the sltee; ..,
Clough -Leighter
When Roses Wake....Ma Mark Andrews
The Years at the Spring ...Theodor Hoeck
Francis Rogers, barytone, and Hazel
Collins, soprano, will give a JOINT re-
cital al the Studio Club tomorrow af-
ternoon. This is the programme;
Persian Love Rhyme go. ........ .. schutt
Chere Mutt ...:.... ..........., Bachelet
Kom wir wandeln .............. cornel Illus
'''"'"s" Miss Hazel collins
81. Trai Ceppi ..... hdn r,p1,
Bols Epais -. ii,- Lud,,
Vive Henry " ..............'''Old fr t1i',.
y '''''''''' Francis Rogers.
I'm Not as Other Lassies ....;..;,; Won
The Spirit Flower 90. o.. .Campoen,Ilpton
Japanese Love Lyric. ........... LIMESTONE
What's I'm the Air To-Day ......... 'fdeh
Miss Hazel Collins.
Cradle Song OF the Peasant 49,. .Moussorgsky
fi II Thou Thy Heart WIN Give Ne.
po,ks NJ the Daisies ........ Irish Melody
The 100 Pipers ........ Lady Marine
Francis Rogers.
This is the programme Of Albert
Standings violin recital in Aeolian
Hall on Thursday afternoon:
g.. a., = .............C Carpenter
Sonata IN For piauofore and 'oiinj A.,
Suite IN + major. 'p"0H
Rom,nz. IN Al minor fo and nd Romano in major.
hoinNiN" ''' - Scilum ann
,-,tt... ......... Schubert
i''''-' For panoforte and Violin.) ~.
Ardan,inO QuetOsO. So
srharzo GiocosO and Berceuse. cpeiiIius
Caprice XXIY .Pagahihi Sp@4uins
Al The Little Theatre Paul Draper
will give a series of three lieder reclt-
ais on successive Thursday afternoons
beginning January IA. The hrst pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-10

Hall on Tuesday evening, with the CO.
operation of Alexander Lambert, plan
,st The programme will open with a
new work, a quartet in F major by V;
Tommasini, which has not been heard
in New York The composer is one OF
the modern Italian school and makes
his home in Rome, where his one-act
comic opera. "Ugual Fortuna" was
given early in. 1918.
The quartet in c major, Op. 90, NO
2. by Beethoven, which comes next on
the programme, is the third of the
famous Rasoumowsky quartets, dedi-
Gated TO the Russian Ambassador, and
is reminiscent of Russian airs. The re-
naming number will be the Brahms
quintet in + minor, Op. "a, for piano
forte and strings, with Alexander Lam
bert at the piano.
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The Sembrich Recital.

Nine. Marcella Sembrich is TO devote
the proceeds of her song recital in
Carnegie Hall on Tuesday afternoon to
the relief of the Polish war sufferers.
Nine. Sembrich is very much interest
ed in this relief work among her fell
low countrymen. Her programme will
be as follows:
PART ].
Die Post" ''Trockne Blunen." Dis Forelle."
'Du Dist die Rub" and "UnSeduld. ......-:..
Franz Schubert
PART II.
''Widmung," 'Iieder der Brsut" Nos and ?,
"Auf,rage" Der Sandman" and "Er kt's"
Robert Schumann
PART III
''Yorschneller Schwur" VIE heloden zieht
es" "Botschsft" "Nachtigall" and Yergeb-
liches StSndchen" ............. johannes Brahms
PART "
''Kakmnie bolno" Keen the Pain'D Richmaninof
"Prsasnicka" (spinning sonsl .Moniusko
''Fantoch.s ............ Debussy
Green" (Aouirells NO. D............., :. De9ussy
Longing go. ...............s. .-.... La oIse
"Kom hyra' ................... Norwegian iolksohs
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c.o,ao,iara ... ..... Sgambai
Rapsodia Plemontese .......... Slhlg@sH~
Mr.. Hochstein.
Miss Elena Gerhardt will give song
recital in Carnegie Hall on SATURDAY
afternoon. This will be her pro-
gramme:
].
Wonne der Wehmut. Das Blumchen wunder,
hold. Die Trommel geruhret, FreudVoh
und ledyol and Die Ehre Gottes aus Ger
Natur ..... &c. ........ '.'.'' bee'i0'' ia
III.
I'm Abendrot. IIebesbotschaft. Gretchen
am Spinnrad and Der Musensohn'
Franz Schubert
III.
Gesang weyias, In dem Schatten meiner
Lacken. Nein. junger Herr. DE Higeunerln
".
0'o'P Handel
, pas,,rals ..........H. Carey
The bitterness OF Love. and Ecstasy
~ el
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-10

we returned to s. Johns and took the
treasure away-gold chalices and paxes'
thuribles, candlesticks of precious
metal. etc. We also brought away with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-10

us from s. Johns the following paint
ings:
(a) "The Veronica"-Craeyer.
(b) 1.-THE Disciples at Emmaus'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-10

a., s,,s "A sorel .................H arald Fryhof
SpiBraria lSpnning song. from t'c opera
Den Bergasna' The spirited ILL.,.
Iuto the Mpuufa1l .......- War halSImn
Nine lula Clau,seu and Orchestra.
suite 30 Master OlOf." hy August S.rnI- -
berg Is piecesl go. :...-.-., :. Tor hglih
Scandinavia symphony Orchestra q New lorh
BeTgnannen THE Mnerl ......-..-'.. ,i7i
Screnade ..........-..- -. La e -i'''
''' / =. L. Hartmann
Mr. Per Boern.
frank Bibh Accompnis)
Molne, The Cloud INN o!VsIen
Var Stilla Re StlLl ........... '...- Hueo hLleI
Efteraarstormsn Autumn STORM hd'Ard ufles
TIL Maliag tMay Day) ....-N. O. Peterson berger
Nine. Julia Claussen.
Frank Blob Acr0mpanisu
pordo rrrrio ......... Christian Sinding
Scandinavian symphony Orchestra Of New YORK
Samuel A. Baldwin will give the fol-
lowing programme for his free organ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-10

gramme will be devoted TO Schuberts
"Die Schoene Muellerin." Az the hrst
and third recitals Richard Epstein Will
assist at the piano, while at the second
the tenor will be assisted by Walter II.
Golde, pianist; George Pussel, hautlst,
and Irwin COhn, oboe. The January Il
programme will include works Of Bacn,
Schumann and Moussorgsky, while the
January 2S programme will be devoted
exclusively to works of Brahms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-10

George Hamlin, the American tenor,
and Christine Miller, one Of the most
popular contraltos on the concert plat
form, will give joint recital IN
Aeolian Hall on the afternoon OF Feb
ruary 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-10
MUSIC NOTES.

A concert will be given in Carnegie
Hall on the evening of January 10 for
the benefit of the widows and orphans
in Galicia, a country whose devastation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-10

Nine. Schumann-Heink and Miss Ger
maine Schnitzer have been engaged as
soloists for the concert that viii be
given by the Philharmonic Orchestra
in Carnegie Hall on Wednesday after
noon, January p. The New York Diet
Kitchen Association is 20 receive the
proceeds OF the concert. This society
has for many years been active in tho
field OF charity in this city The en-
tire parquet Of the hall is already sold,
and the boxes were taken a fortnight
ago.
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CONCERTS OF THE WEEK.

The first of a series of concerts 10
be given at the New York Hippodrome
under the direction Of julius Hopp and
under the auspices of the Wage Earn
ers' Theatre Leagues and the Theatre
Centre for Schools will take place at
the Hippodrome this evening. The Co
operative Symphony Orchestra Ernst
Knoch, conductor) will support the
following soloists: Alice Verlet, Bel
gian coloraturs soprano, from the Paris
Grand Opera House; Valentino Crespi,
violinist; George Dostal, tenor; Vic
toria Boshco, pianist. and the ensemble
OF the Bertrand de Bernyz Opera Con
cert and Oratorio Society. The follow
ing programme has been announced:
Orchestra
Aria. ''Do.rto IN Terra" from Don se6as-
George Dostal and Orchestra
Valentino Crespi and Orchestra
Poiontise from "MignOn" .Ihomas
Alice Verlet and Orchestra
Hungarian Fantasy .......... .-..-..... LIST
Victoria Boshco and Orchestra.
Ieonors Overture No. beeihoFen
Orchestra
Rondo Cspriccioso .....: ... hali'' HaeHs
Valentino Crespi and Orchestra
''O' George Dostal
ysso "Je veuI yivre dams le Rere." from
Romeo et Juiette '................ .Gouncd
Alice Verlet and Orchestra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-10

The Society OF the Friends OF Music
will give their third concert ca sum
day afternoon, January II, at the Eitz-
Carlton. The Kneisel Quartet. assisted
BY Harold Bauer, will present q pro-
gramme of Hungarian music. 4 Inns.
tied number of tickets at So VIII be
sold for the benefit Of the Society Tor
Improving the Condition of the POOR
Application should be made 10 Miss
Cottenet, l6l Madison ay., or at Tie
door.
An address on "The Social Signif-
canoe of Negro Folksong' will be gwen
this afternoon at the Music School Set
Element for Colored People, West
13ist ST., by Dr. W. +. Burghardt ia
Bots, the author Of "Ihe Souls OF
Black Folks" J. RosamOnd Johnson
will illustrate the lecture by singing
negro folksongs. George Cabot Ward,
Park Commissioner. who has shown
much interest in tho musical aims OF
the school, as well as in the work OF
the settlement, will make brier ad-
dress, as will also David Names.
Following its presentation Of The
Messiah" last month, the Columbia
University Chorus has been preparing,
under the direction OF Professor Wal
ter Henry Hall, for its second concert.
which win be held at Carnegie He'll on
February q The programme will con-
sist Of Arthur O'Shaughnessy' poem
"The Music Makers" which has been
set 10 music by Edgar Elgar, and The
Mystic Trumpeter," a setting Of Walt
Whtman's poem by Hamilton Harry, a
Young Irish composer. Both Of these
selections were first given IN America
by the University Chorus, and the pro-
grsmme has been selected by request.
The artists will be Miss Mildred Pot
ter, contralto, and Clarence Whitehill.
barytone.
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The Kneisel Quartet,

The Kneisel Quartet will give the
third concert Of its series at Aeolian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-10

David and Clara Names will begin
their eighth New York season Of Son
alta recitals fot the violin and piano
at the Belasco Theatre, in West 44th
ST., on Sunday evening, January -.
The other two concerts Of the Man
nesses will take place February IA and
March IA.
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Isadora Duncan
METROPOLITAN
OPERA COMPANY

Isadora Duncan and her pupils are
TO give a recital of dances at the
Metropolitan Opera House tomorrow
afternoon. They will present the fol-
lowing programme. the music for all
the dances being by Schubert:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-10

by the present war compares With that
of Belgium. Adamo Didur and Marc
Rappold. OF the Metropolitan Opers
House, and Zofia Naimska. pianist, vii
be the soloists, while a unique feature
of the concert will be a mixed chorus
of Ukrainians, who will appear IN ma
tional costume and will sing works by
native composers in their native
tongue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-10

Hans Ebell, pianist, and David Hoch-
stein, violinist, will give their first joint
recital in Aeolian Hall on Friday even
ing. The programme is as follows;
Mr.. Ebel.
Sonata q minor .........t ...+sssss. .baSh
Mr.. Hochsteln.
Barcarolls ...s..s.... ..ssssss s''' ..'oP-.
MaZurka ........ ............. 80 iloplh
Nalse manuscript ...s..-... = .'olpulu
Prelude new ............. -hachrnailn.oW
Etuds ......s..ss. 800 '' '''Ni iel''''~
Mr.. Ebell.
Medlta alton ...s.... ....''''. sc" q. -.
Caprice .,.... ............ ..-''' * dsaiil''i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-10

Men"LSimon de Vos.
(e) "The Annunciation" and
~ Christ on the Cross"-both at
tributed to Rubens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-10

Nine. Marie hatfield is to give a
song recital at the Hotel Astor this
evening for the benefit OF the German
Austrian Red Cross. This is her pro-
gramme:
wiz wandetcn: Das MAdschen spreht; Don
blaues Auge. Die Bumeiein. sic schlSien br.h 1i
MslenkAtzChen and Eln Ton. oIlleilus
Wenn ich frdh IN den Garten geh....... .schumann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-10

Theodore sp'ering viii give vtolin
recital at Aeolisn Hall on the after
noon Of tho 23d inst He Will have tho
assistance of Coenraad Y. Bos at the
piano.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-10

The only piano recital OF Josef Hof-
mann in this city is announced for
Saturday afternoon, January 30. The
advance programme includes "a group
of five Schumann pieces, another OF
Chopin and a final miscellaneous sclcc-
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-10

; recital at the City College this after
noon:
Sixth Symphony 1.-TWO movements) widor
I Spring song 1870
Prelude and Fugue in A minor 49,. Bach
Song OF Joy ...................-F ryslnger
Nfomsnto Musicala No ....... Schubert
In the Morning" and Asses Death
from Peer Gynt Suite. .......... .Grieg
Melody In y 60. ............ Rschmanlnoir
I Grand Cboeur in A............ki Kinder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-10

Herreyns.
(c) Christ Blessing the Children
Van Loon.
cd 1.-THE Alteration Of the Wise
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George D0staL
y.se 'Je veur vlvre dams le Rere." from
Romeo et Juliette' .......:... ..... .Holnc1
Alice Yerlet and Orchestra
CGrrnenA Waltz. ......... IL Lane wilson
Fnsefnble OF he Bertrand de Beruy1 Opera Concert
and Orltorio Society and Orchestra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-10

The Alvin Schroeder Trio will give
a recital at Aeolian Hall on Wednes-
day afternoon. This will be the pro-
gramme:
Trio in major, Op. 10. No. l.. Beethoven
Concerto in A. for plano. violin and
cello. Jean Philippe KaHoau
Trio in minor, Op. l0l.......J. Brahms
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-01-01
Clearwater.

Aug. and Earl Korth went to
Monico Tuesday.
Mrs. Janet Greenman is visit
ing friends here this week.
Eskico Holms came up from
Monico to spend the holidays at
home.
Earl Greenman came up. from
Laona Jet. Thursday to spend a
weeks vacation here.
Aug. Korth came up from
Wheeler's camp at Laona Jet. to
spend Christmas here.
Edwin Murray of Wausau is
at home visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ridgeway.
The Concert given by the stu
dents Of the Academy Dee. 18th
was largely attended and en-
joyed by all.
Geo. Stamper had tae misfort-
une to freeze his face quite bad
ly while returning from Crandon
one day last week.
Miss Pearl Reed and Mrs. J.
Armitage returned Thursday
from Madison where they atten-
.ded the Teachers Institute.
Andrew Peterson who is at
tending school at st. Paul ar
rived Thursday to spend vaca-
ton with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Peterson.
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured


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There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an iilf1amed condi-
ton of the mucous lining of the Eusta-
chan Tube When this tube is inflamed
you have a rumbling sound or imperfect
Deafness is the result, and unless the in
aammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition,
cases out Of ten are caused by Catarrh,
which is nothing but an infamed condi-
ton of the mucous surfaces.
case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
Send for circulars; free. - 80.
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The CHANGE.

1t used to be" declared old Broth
er Bombershay, dat when Brudder
Mauley and his wife was uh-squabblin'
de- had it up and down like a see
saw, sometimes one Of 'em gittin' de
best Of it and den de yudder. But
now, bless goodness. dey dess goes
round and round like a merry go
round, and nobody kin prognosticate
which is ahead Puck.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-01-01

Eagle River. Wis, Dec. 2, 1911.
The county board met and was cal
led to order by the chairman. all
members present.
The report Of the county agrleal-
turai representative on receipts akd
disbursements was then presented
and read
Eagle River, Dec. ?, 1914.
To the County Board Of Villas county.
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HITS FROM SHARP WITS


To have your advice valued, pa
price on it.
False pride is one Of the worst
mics of thrift.
Some men never borrow trout
they just buy it straight out.
If you must fret and worry get a
by yourself. They are catching.
Wisdom is the high brow name
common sense.-Albany Journal.
Those who drive for all are usq
optimists and always well wishersI
Some of the best sermons
preached have been the SerH|
preached In silence.
It's a wise hero who recognizes
passing OF the period OF w0FS@
hin.-AlbaRy Journal.
It used to be that manners mace
man. Today it is motors that
the nan.-Dsseret News.
Keep your temper, even II tho
fellow will not keep his, for II
two to quarrel. Omaha Bee.
A crouch gets what is LETT al'el
cream has been skinned OH In0
of human kindness.-Toiedo Dla'
Only a man who has more
than sense can afford to De
Memphis Commercial Appo-
Why should we think the ~,
man a fool should he contlnuang
II told you so?'-Florida IlmeS''
There is seldom a streak Of saf1
that is not connected up with
wholesome liyer.-Milwatkee
nel
The reason some men can
that their wives are not eA.i~
is that they never give 'N
ney to spend.
Outlines it happens that = y i
letter. is the one the kid a. -
writes to mother preliminary, a ~
ing a touch from dad.~
Inquirer.
Things are not always st "a
seem, remarked the Man On ~ y
TAKE a pesthouse, for examy n
are more pests outside tnsn
ledo Blade.
The chorus girl viii soon o ~
of the past, together WIN
steal comedy, says a producer Il
will millionaire's sons elops '
Milwaukee Sentinel.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-01-01

day in January, 1915, for the sum 81
fifteen hundred dollars per anaum.
The said amount to be paid in twelve
equal monthly installments Of 1929 00
each, the first payment to be made ON
the first day Of February. 1919.
II the foregoing proposition 4 10
ceptab.e TO your board shall enter
into contract embracing the terms
thereof
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GOuIIIV BOQId Proceedings
Eagle River, Villas County Wis.
November 10. 1914

Eagle River, Villas County, Wis.
November 10. 1914.
The county board OF supervisors oil
Villas county. Wisconsin. met in an
nual session as provided by Jaw ntne
county clerks office in the village OF
Eagle River, Wisconsin at O'Clock p.
m. on the 10th day Of November, A.
ID. 1914, and was called to order by
the chairman, N. NJ. Emmons. The
roll was called and the following
members answered present"
N. M. Emmons, chairman Of the
town of Eagle River; Peter Sandbeck,
chairman of the town of Conover; G.
A. Bent, chairman Of the town Of
State Line.
The absent members were: Chas.
II. Kamke, chairman of the town Of
Arbor Vitae; Edw. Gabe, chairman OF
the town of Farmingtoni }. ". Pinch,
chairman of the town of Flambeau; j.
l.. Metz, chairman Of the town OF
Phelps; Fred Meloy. chairman of the
town of Plum Lake; Chas. Backstrom,
chairman of the town Of Pressure Isle.
There not being enough members
present to do business, on motion the
county board took recess to Dec. /,
1914, at O'Clock p. N.
Edward Bradford,
Deputy County Clelk.
A copy Of the following notice Of
adjournment was addressed and mail
cd to each member OF the county
board on Nov. IS. 1914;
To- Chairman of the town
Of, Wisconsin,:
You are hereby notified that the
county board Of Supervisors of Wills
county, Wisconsin. met in annual ses-
sion on Tuesday, November 10, 1914,
as required by law. There being
only three members Of said board
present thereupon said board adjourn
ed until the 1st day of December, A..
ID. 1914, at o'clock p m.
In witness whereof | have herennto
set my hand and seal Of the county of
Villas, at Eagle River, Wisconsin, this
18th day of Novem Der, A. d. 1914.
Edw. Bradford,
Deputy County Clerk.
A copy of the above notice was
mailed to the chairman of each town
in Villas county on the 18th day Of
NoVemb Der, 1914.
Edw Bradford.
Deputy County Clerk.