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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-09-12
HENRY 3. HUNTINGTON
LAW AND REAL ESTATE
Scott ST., Opp. Court House, Wausau, Wis
Over $500 Acres

of Fine Farming and Hardwood Lands for Sale Marathon
and Taylor Counties, Wis.
Fine Residence Property, Business Property Building Lots
and Acre Property for sale in the city
% MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-09-12

The stables were we'll filled with
live stock and compared we'll with for
mer years. With the comparative dis
play by the Wis. Breeders associa-
ton this department was of much
value and interest to the farmer. The
following were the principal eX-
hibitors:
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-09-12
NAY BE SENT HOME

Fauored among the officers of
y Wisconsin Guard that the Wiscon-
.- 1'.>.oa is to be sent home very
>s-. '.t nothing official to that eff
@' has been announced.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-09-12
A snap IN REAL ESTATE

~. lots on the bank of the Wiscon-
. ''s'' all level high ground, will
y s,'' cheap to right party. Here's
!. ,-I-'5 d Z ior some one to make money.
!. ~. =, w. lFocker, North Sixth street,
L--uyu.ars. TeIephone 1916. If
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-09-12
Notes

President B. F. Wilson and Secre-
tary ]. d. Christie of the Fair associa-
ton consider last weeks exhibition
one of the most pleasant and substan-
tial achievements ever held here and
the general public endorses this and
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-09-12
pryIvINC THE RIVER

od NiNcoh>t A7'l' ct..o,,s
DE VIZ O...o-i Good Road to Stevens
ia,a,'oJa ita.a,|anc Host. the Old River
P'-'' man. Frank Blood.
-trarmcn are fast disap-
l'. dropping from sight so quiet
1.-'-.7. ,aobtrastvely that their pass
-- ,ry noted, and the glory o1
@ al Wiseon-e" as the great
r commerce over which our
1..' ras once carried to market
.c fndi-gu5t memory among
'- settlers and a condition un-
-, rsa newer ones. For years
..r,,.d almost obliterated the
5 fts history. The automo-
q ~ t.f~ TO revive it, and in doing
...auv brings to light one OF
rrH5ts or raftsmen who, before
=. I,-at Of the iaiiIo"u Ioue "p'--
I. ta-om and bra'ru ll' uanssi''
.ort river road from Wausau to
Paint not Travelled as much
.s.,.d b- by automobilists, and
= tI,t fba lon q
nj. for tle f"a-o" -I'"' ''-0
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La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-15

y heme senora del alcazar, EN- suntuosa y
perfumada estancia, en- la que, por no faltar
nj IN detalle que no fuese grato, habia hasta
un crucifijo. Despues de obsequiarme con
esplendidas joyas y amorosas embaJadas
que sus esclavas ponian a mis- pies, pidiome
I'm dia licencia para ofrecerme su home
naje; en- NAL bora Sc la concedi, porque
vernos... y bajar ambos la vista, heridos
de un mismo amor, fue TODD uno. Cuando
las sombras del anochecer empaparon la
estancia, Ell Principe, cortes y ~rendido, salio
del aposento, despues de decir, hacienda
una elegante y respetuosa zalema: mo t-
mas, hermosa doncella, al verte sin mas
amparo que tn soledad. FL mejor guardian
de tn honor esta en- tn propia virtud y en-
mi enamoramiento, del que no dire que es
mas grande que ella porque no creas que
trato de ofenderte, afirmando que haya
NADIA que la -; y 20, enteramente
enamorada de el, como el de mi, me quede
pensando: ~ 20 he de matar a este hon.
bre, tan bueno y tan galan?
FL confesor.-Dimela.
Alodia.-De cuanto luche entire mi deber
y mi creciente amor no es para relatadO.
Hasta crei possible convertir al Principe a
mi religion y hacerle grato a todos... Los
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-15
Miguel de Castro.
LA CONFESSION DE LA HEROINA
(Leyenda arabe)

Ga accion Sc desarrolla en- Alquezar-
perteneciente hoy 6 la provincial de Huesca
-cuando la anarquia arabe hizo surgir los
reinos de Taifas.)
FL confesor.-Dame en- Ell corazon que tn
NAL, Alodia, no es tan grande como Sc tie
figura.
Alodia.-Mire, estoy herida de muerte...,
y, ojala estuviese en- un error, de muerte
eterna...
FL c~onfesor (aterrado). -lDe muerte
eterna, dices? iOh! No, nadie cual til me
recio eterna vida.
Alodia.-Oidme, padre. Estas montanas
son libres por mi mano...
FL confesor.-Que no temblo en- degollar
IRA.
A1odia-No, padre. Por esta mano que
temblo al clavar ell hero homicida.. a
pesar del mucho amor que sentia por su
Dios y por su Patria..
FL c~onfesor (estupefacto).@iDices que
temblo tn mano?
Alodia.-Y que aun me horrorizo de mi
rarla... porque 81 liberto a SUI genie, ase-
sino a su amor.
FL c~onfesor (indulgente, pero curado de
espanto).-iAh! iPero, til!
Alodia.-Si. Cuando Ell Principe ordeno
que lie llevasen a su alcazar las mozas mas
bellas del contorno, todos me aconsejaron
que, imitando a la biblica Judith, lie q%uitase
la vida al tirano. Con Ell punal oculto en-
mi trenza, entregueme en- manos de sus
guerreros. Esperaba ser maltratada en- Ell
castillo y MERCER la palma de los martires,
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-15

MOS, con un ataque al castillo, hicieron
derrota... Mire al crucifijo, me acorde de
mis- padres, de mi pueblo, de mi mision...
FL Principe estaba ALI, a mis- pies, insis-
tiendo en- sus galanterias, en- sus delicade-
zas... Manifesto deseos de besarme los
pies. Accedi, y cuando el, confiado y
amoroso, Sc inclino rendido, lie eche mi
trenza al cuello como en- amable Garcia.
Extremeciose el de felicidad, aprete ell pu-
nalito y los dos caimos al suelo: el, muerto;
20, desmayada... Y aqui me teneis, padre,
que 20 no Sc por que siento mayor remor-
dimiento: ST por mi amor, o por su muerte..
FL confesor. = Puedes morir tranqui1a,
Alodia. Dios y la Posteridad tie haran JUS
ticia. Tu martirio fue mas grande y mas
cruel de 10 que imaginas. Matar a quien
sc aborrece sera valentia. Matar, por un
ideal, a quien Sc anna, es sublime heroismo.
Entire los martires, en- Ell cielo, hallaras tn
recompensa..
Alodia.-Padre, es que. 70 no Sc ex-
plicaros 10 que me pasa. Un pensamiento
flo anido EN- mi cerebro y Sc revuelve y me
desazona y me apena por miedo a hacer
esteril mi sacrificio, por miedo a perder la
Gloria... y por miedo a contestarme ne
gativamente a una pregunta que oigo, sin
cesar, dentro de NIL.
FL confesor.-Dimelo.
Alodia (desfal1ecida de augusta, de YER
guenza y de amor).-Alla, en- Ell cielo, entire
los martires, lie hallare a en-.
E. Gonzalez Fiol.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-15
GEORGIA.

A la puerta del molino
me siento al ponerse ell Sol.
Paz georgia.. La acequia
dice al trigal SUI oracion.
Rosa Maria: muy dura
fue la jornada de hoy.
Pero sientate conmigo
y advertiras, como yo,
que mas sc precia Ell reposo
cuando ell cansancio es mayor.
Mes de estio... Duerme Ell campo
Y ALA ell arroyo su voz,
que tiene un dulce sonido
de esquila al morir Ell Sol.
Hay ladridos en- las huertas
cercanas, y Ell romeo son
de la rueda de la noria
lie da a la tarde su adios.
Rosa Maria: la Luna
cobriza escala ell alcor.
Da gloria ell campo estas tardes,
tras Ell toque de oracion,
cuando en- ell verde taray
canta oculto Ell ruisenor.
Yantemos bajo la para,
que va Sc ha e%scondido Ell Sol
y han alberto los dondiegos
que tn mano AGA sembro.
Soy feliz, Rosa Maria.
Me quieres; tie quiero yo,
y hay mucho trigo en- las trojes...
iBendito sea ell Senior!
Miguel de Castro
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-15
A pastoral IMPERIO

"Pastora: 20 quiero poner a tus planta:
un rojo
manojo
de vivos claveles,
como esos que llevas til siempre que canta:
del negro cabello prendidos,
como esos traidos
de hispanos verjeles.
Que en- rojas corolas mi sangre Sc cuaja
al verte en- eScena,
moreno,
cantando y bailando;
porque eres la maja
EIGHT 1912 oct II kinney
mas bravo y graciosa
que nacio en- esa TERRA dichosa
que aun sigue en- ell mundo t~riunfando,
81 no por su espada,
por tus ojos de ferrea mirada.
FL manton de manila en- tus manos
es un sueno de soda y de flores,
que sc enrosca en- tus hombros gitanos
en- ardientes y locos temblores.
Y sus flecos tie besan l~ascivos
ell tale, los ojos, ell pelo,
poniendo en- sus besos, f~urtivo,
Ell delete de un calido anhelo.
FL manton, en- TIL cuerpO, chiqullla,
es como una triunfante bandera
que nos hace pensar: La Bombilla!
que nos hace pensar: La Pradera.
Pastoral: no sc que d~ecirte,
nj como cantarte;
loco por TIL arte,
solo sc aplaudirte,
solo sc admirarte...
Graciosa chulapa,
chulapa de sal y canela,
por algo, al mirarte tan guapa,
hubo uno que asi tie critic:
iQue viva tn padre,
tn madre,
tn abuela
y Ell cura gracioso que tie bautizo!"
Julio Turran.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-15
Flores del Ingenio Latino
CON Ella.

iCon Ella TODD, sin Ella NADIA!
Para que Wales,
cielos, paisajes!
5Que importan soles EN- la ~jornada,
que mas me da
la ciudad loca, la mar airada,
81 va conmigo mi amor no esta?
iQue mas me da!
iVenecias, Romas, Vienas, Parises:
bellos sin duda; pero copiados
en- sus divinos ojos rasgados!
iVenecias, Romas, Vienas, Parises,
que mas me da
vuestra balumbra febril y vana
81 de mi brazo no va mi Ana,
81 va conmigo mi amor no esta!
iQue mas me dali.
Un rinconcito que en- cualquier parte
me presto abrigo;
un apartado silencio amigo
donde pensar;
I'm libro a~ustero, que me contorte;
una esperanza, que sea norte
de mi penar,
V un apacible MORN serene,
mientras mas pronto, mas dulce y bueno:
iQue mejor cosa puedo anhelar!...
Amado Nervo.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1916-10-15
Amado Nervo.

La soledad, en- una poblacion, oprime
mas Ell alma que la del d~esierto, porque
en- esta solo hay que luchar con las dis
t~ancias, con las espinas y con las arenas;
pero la soledad entire la muchedumbre es
ell vacio del corazon, es la sed del amor, y
tenerlo hasta los labios sin que llegue a
las fauces secas.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1916-03-03
Home Economies.

Program begins at 200 p. M
each day. During the first two
days Miss kellar will give Demon
strations in Practical Cooking
During the last two days Miss
Erickson will lecture and give De
monstrations i'll Home Conven
ences.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1916-03-03

congressional representatives. Tell
them to demand passage of the re-
solution calling for investigation.
They cannot make the demand too
strong Tell them the light is
being made solely in their interest
and that their help is needed to in-
sure the victory.
Farm Implement News has
given you absolutely correct in
formation concerning the fiber
trust, its complete monopoly and
its greed-inspired prices. The
facts are as this paper has printed
them, the claims of the trust to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
Make special effort to see in
fluential farmers, men who you
know are personally acquainted
with their congressional represent
atives. Letters from men Ot this
character would go far to offset
the plausible but false stories told
bv the sisal trust, and win active
and insistent support for the MIC
Cumbel and Cox resolutions which
are now held up bv the committees
to which they were referred.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1916-03-03
Good Roads Meeting.

There was an exceptionally welt
attended good roads meeting at
Sisseton Wednesday of this week
when delegates from nearly every
township in the county meet with
the commissioners regarding the
building of roads for the coming
year. Resolutions were passed
that the township supervisors de-
signate certain roads i'll their re-
spective townships and makea per
manent county road OF the same
and put the best efforts OH this
road TO make it the best possible.
and to keep the same i'll good con-
dition at all times. The county
will give one dollar for every dol
lar raised by the townthip to put
into this road. With this method
each township will have roads that
they may justly teel Proud Oh ahu
Roberts County will be model
for the road builders of the state.
In the evening large banquet
was given by the Commercial Cub
at the Club rooms in honor of the
visitors and they were also guests
of the Club at the lecture that
evening given by Frank Stockdale.
All those present speak very
highly of their treatment during
their stay here aud number have
spoken to us asking the Standard
to extend their thanks to the peo
pie of Sisseton for the fine time.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1916-03-03
wheaton's New Community Center
School.

Wheaton dedicated their new
community center chool building
OH Tuesday of this week and she
did it i'll most elaborate and fit
Ting manner. Fifteen hundred
people were present at the cere-
monies and full,. fifteen speakers
from outside the county were there
to tell about the great benefit of
social centers and education. The
dence. They met the trains with
the school band; a school orches-
ira discoursed music at the audi
torlun, there was a girls glec club,
BOYS glee club, and BOYS quar-
tette, and the eth and sth grades
were organized into a grand chorus.
The new community building is
4ONlSu feet 3 stories, an auditor
iunl with comfortable seating
capacity OF 1000 with large stage
equipped with the best OF scenery
Housed in the building is the man
ual training, domestic science and
the agricultural department. There
is also woman 5 rest room neatly
furnished and the county agent
has comfortable quarters. During
the lunch hours OH TUESDAY the
domestic science department as
sisted by the ladies OF the civic
league served a splendid meal to
several hundred people and ii was
done without a hitch. The new
building is splendid monumen,
to the enterprise and public spirit
of the people OF Wheaton and the
dedication exercises were the best
it has ever been our pleasure to at
tend. Browns Valley Tribune.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1916-03-03

"Whilc | favor remedial legis-
lation from time to time, as the
changing conditions demand;
vet am not i'm favor of Il mass
of hasty. temporary, ill-consid
cred legislation. 1t is my opini.
ON there has been too much
legislation, rather than too little.
No new measures should be
adopted except after the most
careful consideration, and with IA
real necessity for it.
In submitting my candidacy
to you do so with the belief
that the measures | suggest are
i'm the best interests of the state.
| shall enter the campaign free
from alliances and independent
of all factions--a Republican i'm
all that the name implies. The
six years that | have been Sena :
tor and the term | served as
lieutenant governor have given
the people an opportunity to
Judge my work and TO know the
policies for which | stand. am
ii native born South Daisotan;
and have watched the growth and
progress of the state. | am
proud of the state of South Da
lSota and it chosen rs your gov
ernor will, to the best of my
ability, promote definite pro
gress based upon modern bust
ness principles and progressive
ideas
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1916-03-03

Vice President Morrow of the
ID. HI. & S. was in town Monday
and from the optimistic tone of
his conversation we judge there'll
be sompun doin" OH the route
this spring. 1t seems that there is
a live interest being taken in the
building of the road by the Mime
sofa territory thru which it is ex.
pected to pass Here's hoping for
dirt to fly before May Day = Wau-
bay advocate.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1916-03-03

agreement four hundred mich
COW, two hundred ewes, ten
mares. eight Thousand dollars
worth of seed, ten bulls have
been issued and we have three
carloads of fence wire ready to
issue. Over six Thousand dollars
have been collected from the In
dianS ON the seed contracts. They
try to- meet these payments and
doaS we'll as ordinary white men.
They are caring for the stock i'm
good shape i'm most cases.
Patents i'm fee have been IA dis
NAL failure not over five percent
of those being granted proving
successful. Most of them are
complete failure, indicating that
we are not yet ready to turn
these people loose unless we
want them to become i'm the
larger number of cases, pauperS
and public charges:
There are about thirty en-
ployees at the agency and school.
They receive salaries ranging
from three hundred dollars to
sixteen hundred dollars per year.
The work we have is very large
i'm volume the following data
showing you something of what
we have to do We have two hum
dred fifty Thousand dollars of
bank accounts for about fifteen
hundred persons. This money is
derived from sale of lands. leases
and various other sources. The
plan is to use the principal OF
these moneys only to build homes
and make improvements so that
eventually every Indian will have
a home and be selfsupporting
AS a result OF this policy the
larger part of the Indians have
good buildings and we'll improv
ed places. or course some o1
y
them, i'm fact a large number
have poor places or i'm many
cases no homes. AS fast as pos
sible we are selling cnought o
each ones lands to make him com
Portable buildings ON his owl
land. There are about two thOuS
and leases we have tried i'm re
newing all leases this year tt
have a field man see the land ant
/, appraiSe it before making the
lease. This is of coure u large un
dertalling in itself, att the stretcl
of territory we have to cover i:
eighty miles long and forty wide
and have only two field mel
and they travel by team.
Twelve banks are bonded TO
the care of the moneys we hole
for the Indians who have money
7 hpv receive from these bank
three and one half and four per
\ cent for check accounts and tiv
. and six percent for money OF
time deposit
might say further that w
have an active Fnir Association
that has given five fairs annual.
). and that we hold series o
4 Farmers Institutes each whites
= This winter there We're be prob
ably twelve meetings and w,
!, have many charts of our owl
:, make and will also use the entri
set Oh chart from the Interna
= tional Harvester Co.
Very truly,
- y. ID. Mossman,
Supt. & S. ID. A.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1916-03-03
Sisseton Wins Two Debates.

Sisseton has been most fortunate
i'm debate so far, and is now the
champion of the northeastern dis
trct, and still has two teams in
the field.
The Webster team met our mega
tive at Sisseton Feb. oath. The
debate was vigorous and snappy
from start to finish and while the
debate was close we believe that
the Sissseton team fully earned
their decision of 2 to 1. The
pleasantness of the occasion was
marred bv Webster interrupting
Hattie Rud, and raising the object
ton that prompting was forbidden
by the rules, it having been neces.
sary to prompt her Or. Robert
son while obiecting to the inter
ruption and to the Interpretation Of
! the rules, sustained the conten
ton. We hope that things of this
kind NAV be avoided in the future,
az the good feelings between
schools are often destroyed by situ-
ations of this sort.
The Aberdeen team debated
'Sisseton affirmative Feb 25th.,
and one of the best coach teams
met this year. being especially
strong and rebutal. They failed,
however to connect with Sisseton's
argument and spent more time on
a negative counter argument. The
decision of the judges was 3toO.
The Judges for the Webster
Sisseton debate were: Prin. White
of Peever; Supt. Moore of Big
Stone; Mr.. Rix of Milbank and of
the Aberdeen -Sisseton debate:
Editor Downie and Rev. Evans,
both of Milbank, and Miss Isabel
Haugen of Wilmot.
The Double Quartette of the
High School and Miss Snyder gave
musical numbers which were great
ly appreciated.
The Sisseton teams will meet
Lennon OH March "a. Details
will be given later.
~~---->~-->0>>-~>~>S~~
Some economical person has sug-
gested that a speedometer is a
. wasteful extravaganza on the Ford.
1t is easy to guage your speed,
When you go ten miles All hour
you" lamps rattle; when you go up
to twenty miles all hour the tenders
rattle; at twenty-five miles the
wind shield begins to rattle and
when you go faster than that your
bones rattle"
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1916-03-03

One pint of 40 per cent solution
Formaldehyde costing about 4Oc,
added to 40 gallons of water is
sufficient to treat 40 bu. of small
grain. 1t is one Of the duties Of
every farmer to treat his grain for
smut.