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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-09

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ni6tS IN Die SeffcHtIidIcit.
.
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9ational llniberiitdt, oeiien 8orit'
enOer itets Gin 1ltereS Ritglieo Der
Acknowledgements 1T nno In welten
Mitglieoer Der Mtinoritatspartet bic
Mpbrbeit bnben. Sm eeeeuip1rtigen
Sennt III Der nlte senator Biaiom
y. Dillingham; bon Germon Der gor.
fieenoe oieies ausiduiies. Bie ale
feline 8~oredneer bat audi oas oies-
i1brige aomitee cine gorIage sur
@rinOung einer %nationalen Uaioeril-
tat eingereiht, uno mie iinmer miro
ouh oicsmdl nidts ans Der Sadie
peroen, Ole SOee elmer nationalem
ron Der 9unoesregierung i%lbbentio.
nierten lluiberiit1t. giug bon 8oib.
inaton aus, ipelher aud IN ieinem
Seitomente Elm @rrmddtnis fir bic.
fen 3iued ~binterlieB. 9ieies Ser.
m1ftnis, meldes NIT Oen 3tnien
su elmer eartS ftattIi@en Gumme
gepndien lit, liegt unangetaitet i'm
Shasamte. Die Summe lit ober
III nod INNER bel az Helm, llnl
Bic SOee oes goters Oes Gaterlau.
6eS al beriDirflihen. Die S0ee Ell.
ner ~nationalen ul0 ielbitberItanolih
fonfeiIionsloien llniberiitdt lit uno
nirO beit1noig bon Den boberen
2ebranitaIten oes 2anoes, Delde Iu.
Iprlh ouf ben Sitel llniDeriitot mo-.
den fonner, bef1mpft, iuobl neil iie
oas Gigeitum bon groben uno
reiden 9ribdt . a%orporationcn iino
rnS lire Gtiftung elmer religio.
fen Sefte beroanferl, pelte in bic.
len 5GIlen nod beitte Die Sbertlei'
tuna in S1noen bot. @ud 1T iu-
riitfi6 Ser einiunnO erboben nor.
oen, Oob ser aongreB fem Redt
beiitt, fir einen iolhen 3Ded BE.
nilligungen 81 madert. 9ieies Redt
miro a6er ben ~ein8elnen Staaten ST..
erfannt, unb infoIeeoeIien nud bieIe
Stouten iubpentionierte 5t1ots. Uni.
beriitdten beiiten. g8 ioate obcr
nidt DergeIien fueroen, ooB es bier
cine bobere 2ebronitalt fir Snrbige
gibt = Die Somar0 llniberiitdt -
relde gang bon ben 9efpiaigungen
esg aongreTies dbhangt un6 Dolls
ftan6ige 5ofiilt1ten fir bic Redte,
Meoi5iu, gbiloiopbie. 8%abnar5nei-
tunoe uip. beiitt. Ga Die Rro-
feIioren gum gr6Bten Icile neiBe
@ele6rte iino. 10 miro Die anitolt
aud bon bielerl tpeiben 5tiOenten,
melde feineg tnHeuuorteiIe baben, be.
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ct. Soiepb, Wo., s. SUM-. =
aus iieben Sabre alte 90dterden
M2arie Der ayamilie 8. 6. Some an
Der 9. Ctr. Rooo tpuroe Iette ISOLDE
auf Der Seimfdbrt bon elmer Inter.
baltung In Der Maytuea ShuIe Ourd
einen SufidLae i9mer berIebt. an
einem IteiIen 3iigel brad 0as 9fero
los, Die aIeine fiel outs Dem @efdbrt
itno nur0e bon benz ausidldgenoen
8fer6e q~etroFfer. Gle muBte nod
Dem 8oipitaI iiberfiibrt tperoet nno
fd elmer Operation unter5iehen. SIR
9efin0en 1T beiorguiserregeno.
Grou BeorI Tnnner, cine ardn.
fenDarterin in Or. 8ooOion's Ga.
n~itariuu1, iDltroe am Itouta9 mittas
an Der areu3ung bon Gelir. uuO
is. Strobe BON einem alitomobil Inn
qeraunt uno cine betr1htlide Strete
geIdleppt. 4er5tIite llnteriudnng
eraob neben idmer5lt6en Sautihiir.
fnnaen einen grud bes redten Sub.
lfnoheIs uno tuer0en innere Ger
Iebunaen befar6tet. Der Setter oes
antomobils, Serr 6. g. annoion,
9erfdrfer Der 5oro 4iitonlobile Co.
uur0e perboftet.
am Greitog nben0 na9 5ebn nAr
bate Der befonnte 5nrmer Soiepb
Gempf 0og 1lngIiid, an Der 80. md
l2nFa1ette Ctr. nit einen mad Der
5toOt ~fabrenoen acknowledgements
Der B1att 8orf 2inie su~iainmlen5r
Itoben. aempf mar ouf Der 9eim.
fabrt nod ieiner 2orm an Der Dit
def 4Da Hooo, nobe Dem f02
yluB unO tnnroe bel Dem 4nprall
bon feinem Magen geidIenoert. Gin
Sd10elbru1 un0 an0ere Berletiirs'
gen fiibrten nod penigen w2inllter
Ieinen 3oo berbei. Ser 9erlngIiid.
fe mar 81 Sabre aft uno binterIaBi
flint Sobne uno 0rei 9ohter, iuiG
aud flint bier nobnbdfte 8rii0ei
un0 stDei Sfipeitern. Die 2eidl
uuroe mad Guitmnrb no., benz fri
bercu Bobnort 0es Berftorbenen
our geeroigung iiberfiibrt.
Cos Dpeij1brige G0dterhen Del
IG1miIie sanes gr1bens. Gil Gil
Hi, Ctr, geIongte ont Montng mad
mittns in ben ggiis ginger aOpf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-09
GTSssts DIut-Madizin!
On erfuIsreih, mo aHbert Hidlt,
Naturs WlebBin fir bas SIut.

Die reinigrnocn nnb firiereH0en
EigenInnften oeS gr0Bten gtdtur.
heilmitteIs bdten q. g. 9. 5neinem
Gpriihmort gemadt Gauienoe beut
BeheiItc berOanfen lire @eiIrng bon
BIut. nio Snlttrmtbeiten 0ieiel
ongemein benubten Blutreiniger.
e. 2. Q. lit gdnBlid) BON Blm5eIn,
Ardutern uno 8orfen bergdte1t. bic
r~einigenoe mo beiIen0e @igenihat.
ten beiiten. Gle f5nnem niht aeiunO
fem. meun Chr 8Llt mrein lit. So.
men feblt oie NOTICE Stdrte un0
Gnergie: SIRE @eiidtsfurbe miro
fnbl uno geib; Sbre ~2ebeustrait III
pefd)punoen. @enn iberfliiiiige
Etoife, ireIdie mlsgeitcbeu meroert
fOutan. i'm 5pitem bIeiben aehcn iie
ins @litt iiber unO Seruriahen geu-
len, Bideln gIdien, 4usihldge pilo
nnoere &uuttrontbeiten.
z. 2. z. brtuet in Die 3trfula.
tion mo entfernt ieoeu 3ropfen Der.
pifteten o0er mreineH 8tites. aGe
SnItfranfbeiten mo ausidIGge
fdDinoen, unO glatte, fpeiBe, BON
@elunobeit gldHsenoe Cant benefit,
poB Der &orper Don reinein, reidem
HInt ern1brt miro. Rbermotismls,
Hatarrb. StropheIn, anIteden6e
plutgiitr fteGrn i'm gIiit. uuo fur
beren 9ebdnolung lit nifts beiier,
MS z. 2. z. Sic erboIten g. g.
g. in iraen0 elmer apotbefe. Sails
sbr san elm b~elon0erer it, ihrei.,
BEN Sic an Spift Specific Go,
HtI1nfn. Ga.
ExiH e&rslssn sFpStus man Bic .DHaaa asibaAs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-09
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$3.50 eIektTisGha TOaster fur W

Sier 1T Sbre @elegeubet oieie aipei unentbebrIiden
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gu ansInubIid biaisem greis gu
ertperben. Sir penieer, os Sbnen oos idon lange notpet.
0ee glgeIeiica oGein foFen pirbe, Sas Sbneu tible, oiae.
uc6me gugcltage pabrenb bes Gonnlcrs gepdbrlciftet. ga.
bel 1T Der 1oater nod gdn5Iid foFenfrei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-09

Iutt. Gieie l~lniperiitdt lit ben an.
Oeren bier beItebenoen, ober nidlt
iubpentionierten bolIitGnOig ebenbir-
tia, uub 0os oamit o~erbtnoene So.
Ipita( uno Die alinif iinb Elm 90.
gen fir Die Grmere 8eoolferung Der
8unoesbauptita6t, fir tpeIde ionIt
iebr penig Gorge %setroffen lit.
y@ermanieus9.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-09
Mns BEN Gtadte.

Settings. Die 2eidenbetoiter bon
9ebrostn bieIten bier WittiUo9 tbre
Professionalism nb, bic bon $40
MitgIieoern beiudt mar. Die bieIige
aoge Der u. 8. II. SO. begging an
Wtittrpoh aben0 0ag 30i1brige ge.
Iteben ourd Elm aroBes ganfett, an
Del6em etiua 200 Mitelieoer fell.
nnbmei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-09

'oas iabrIi6c Glirnee iie 8iemlih Oh.
'ie einliinite cr5iclt boben. 5n 0er
probpnifrten @eiebbei timuuHa piro
nun aletn inn 9ienjte Der Der
Staaten itcbGnoen wliiiifem berbo.
ten. nit grtDatmiitfern 81 fonttr.
rieren. nn0 10 ner0en mobl bic mel.
item mo beiten g2italie0er Der gin.
~rinetapelle ibren abidieo nebmeu
iobalo iie ibn erbolten tonheu. neil
lie NIT $50, $50 ooer 500 monat.
lid bier nidt mlsfommm fonneii.
5elbit allsgeiprOAene arbeiterfibrer
hnO Der aniidt, Dab oieie aapele
BON ben nIlgemeinen 8%eitimnu1igea
oes borgeihlaeeneu @eIeses oltsge.
nommen iDeroen iolltc. Dds 1T oud
Die aniidt oes @rGiiOeutcn mo 0eS
Morineietreidrs.
g1o6 immer itebt Der .olte brib1
einiam un0 berlaiien &oiten Dor Dem
70
oroBen @ebGliOe Der dneritaniihen
ariegSotuoemie am iiiolihiten 8ruf.
te Der gun0esbalptitaot ali Der Ell.
gen 2ano5unge am 3uiammeuiluie
Der 4nacoitia nit Dem 8otomoc. gls
Dor etlpa 5ebn Snbren oieie berrlihe
5iotle. Elm @eident oes aaiiers
8ilbelm, III @egenmnrt ieines Ser.
treters, General bon 20penfelo, IN.
ter impolantcn militariihen 8ere.
monien entbuat ipuroe, Deriprah Die
9un0e8regieruHg Dem ~oaen Grit"
boIo @eieai@ait 5u gebeu uRo man
mollte G1ior, Saunibol mo gtapn.
Icon an Den onoeren 0rei eden 0es
Baraoeplabes ouhiellen. Aber bar.
aus lit nidts ~eefUoroen mo 6rieo.
rid Der @roBe miro noBl nod biele
Sabre allein ole S6iilcr DER ariegs.
afa0emie ais DaS Soeal eines
5eloberrn ultereiiicren. 9efanntItd
mar BITE Statue crit fur5e 3cit
alfaeItellt mor0en un0 ais ihon
Ron einem r1bioten gtatibiiten Der
9eriud eemodt muroe, iie NIT 3p.
namit gu s%eritoren. Msan Uunoert
flo lett, 6ob oieier geriuh nidt
in nenerer 3eit DieOerbolt tuoroen
lit. 8enn ou9 bon Dem IN Der
G1be garniiiereuoen 9ionier . ga.
taQion Elm 8oitan ~oufgetellt nirO,
10 lit Der 4lab 10 einiom uno 0ch
5uganglid, DnB Elm Geutidenfreiier,
an melhen es bier nid)t febIt, iebr
leidt ieinen Mut an Dem aolten
5ris" fiiblen fam uno fein 9abn
nnr6e es 81 p%erbinoern iuhen. Gs'
amerifaniihe ariegsafa0eHie lit
iibriqens ein unitum. Sic oie.tt
nidt ME Die bertihe sur boberen
ausbilOung Der fGbigiten iuugen 0f.
fisiere, peIde ipdter In Den General
ita6 aufgenommen neroenL ion0ern
LIE 0ient gum Stt0iun midtigcr
militdriider grobleme ieitett5 80
Stobsoffi8ieren, Die cine beionoere
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8eriift Gu6 bel eintGuien OH
Die sSribBue@s
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.D[auOerei aus Der
BunOCS6auplaaOt,
fgon6erberiht1

(Son0erberid1t.)
@oIbinqton Q. s., Wlai 1915
@dbreno ben nddIitet 5pet &obcn
miro es Inn 9apitol iebr rubig fem.
@enn ii@ aud Der aonereB fir
hie Belt Der ~nationaIen Yarteiton.
bentionen nidlt pertagen tonnte, 10
bat man iid 0obin aeeinigt IN Bet.
Sen Bmetgen Ocs aongrciies ntttS
bon 9e0eutung aufs Tapet toumen
M IolIen. Der Genet, oeiien ber'
borrageuOite Mttglieoer ollie ablpe'
ieno iein meroen. miro 10 gut ME
gar ni6ts tun ino iih bon Sisung
Az Siting onf orei Gage berta.
cen. 2Gnger lam CT Is nidll obHe
3%uftimmung oes abgeoronetenboil'
ies tim. Gas &ails miro o1He 0en
5predler in Stbnng bIeiben, ober
nur iold)e 8orlogrn o%ufnebmen &C.
gen pel6e feline 0ppoiition Uor9an
ben lit. 9o5u 9eboren Die 8ripat.
peniions . Bills, aorreftur Der mi.
litdriiden aeforoe. 9riideubartCn
u6er tleine aber ihitibare 6liiiie II.
II. 10. Der 8rdiioeut beobiiatigt 5u'
crit in SiDei @oden nit ieiner @ot.
tin unO 6amilie in Der BON ibn
gepnfteten gila bet Song Brand
suslbrinqen, aber er bat bic SOec
oufgeben miiiien, mo er lit 5u Der
Ileber5eugung gefommeu ooB &c.
ra0e iest fem 8Iab bier lit. 90
miro er lid nit fleinen aiisiliigen
ben 8otomoe biuunter uno III DER
Gbeiapeafe gai auf ieiner eleean.
ten arieg8Doft @apfloper begrii-
gen miiiien uno fortUdbreHo oroht.
los nit Dem Stnats . 0epartement
in @erbinoung bleiben. Or ielbit
ioa Dem 6rieoen nidt 10 rett trau.
en-, beionOers on unten IN Merito,
penn er aud 6ffentli6 tart oos
Sort gere0et bat.
0berIelttnnnt q. s. SonteImann,
ser tiidtige 9irigertt Der hieiigen
anpeae oes M1orintorps, befirhtet.
0aB oieie Dortrefflite Organization,
nelde unter ben milit1riihen Wuiit-
forpg 6e8 2on0es Die erlte Steae
einnimmt, oieien 9las bolo berlie'
rem miro, menu Die i'm 0iesi6briger
Marineetot entbaltene 9eittmmuna
gum @eies erboben miro. Die Wtit.
glieOer oieier aapeae fino aiinitlcr,
ober o~ngeberoe aiinitler in ibrem
Sadie itn0 f6nnen I'M Gribotleben
ipeit mebr beroienen ais ibnen Sntel
Sam ols Sage 5oblt. Gs lit ibnerl
ober Bis Jest imrner erlnttbt NOR
ben, ouBerOienitIide engagements
o~n3m1ebmen, mo0urd uno ourdI
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4bteihmg bes @encralitabes Der
amerilauiidcn 4rmee bilocn nno
cue Slpei Sobre ourd oubere abee
LOFT meroeu. Iebpr bic Gdtigteit
0ieier i~on0erb1ren SohihuIe 0rinat
.uidtS in Die SeffcntIidIcit.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-09-14

graph of the hunters and the bag was
made this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sweet returned
from their wedding trip spent in
the southern part of the state and
have gone to housekeeping in the
Kiley flats.
Miss Stella Emmons left this noon
for St. Paul where she will meet Miss
Maude Searles and together they will
leave for Miles City, Mont, where
they will teach school the coming
year.
Miss Ruth Swallow left this noon
for a short visit at Waukesha, before
returning to her home at Los Vegas,
| New Mexico, after an extended visit
in the city at the home of Mrs. C. W.
Volt.
| Mrs. Arthur Madsen entertained
this afternoon at her home in Port
Edwards in compliment to Mrs.
Frank Walsh. A delightful after
noon was spent in sewing, social con-
verse, after which light refreshments
were served.
Dr. J. K Goodrich and his wife are
back from a two weeks automobile
trip and outing in the States of Wis
consin, Minnesota, Iowa and Illinois.
| They report a delightful trip and no
mishaps. The country they travelled
| through was beautiful and enchanting
The roads were fine and they met
with only few storms.
w E. Brown, travelling salesman,
formerly of this city, has returned
here with his family, after resi-
dence of several years in Grand Rap
ids. They will occupy the Iverson
residence at 3O2 Church street, re
Gently vacated by James Ramage,
who has removed his family to Osh-
kosh.-Stevens Point Journal
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Corriveau are
moving their household goods to this
city and will reside in part of his
mothers home on Third avenue north.
lIr. Corriveau has taken a position
with the Grand Rapids Milling Co.
Mrs. w. A. Scott and son of Madi-
son, who have been guests at the T.
E. Nash home have gone to Milwau-
kee. They were accompanied by Mrs.
Nash who will make a short visit in
| that city.
D. J. Daley, United States Navy
Recruiting officer has gone to Stevens
Point, after spending three days in
the city enlisting men for term of
service in the navy. While in the
city Mr.. Daley met only one appli-
cant who was rejected.
A fair sized audience greeted the
play, "The Million Dollar Doll" at
Days theatre on Wednesday evening.
The inclemency of the weather no
doubt kept a large number away that
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-09-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
THURSDAY.

Miss Neva Heuer of Pittsville has
entered the Continuation school.
Mrs. C. A. Corriveau is having her
home on Third avenue reprinted.
Mrs Minnie Brown Lakin has return
ed from visit in st. Paul, MINI.
Mrs. Ashley Fishbeck of Pittsville
is guest of her daughter, Mrs
Dresnik
Mrs. Mayme Pomainville has pur-
chased Velie roadster, which she is
driving.
F. Weichmann of Wausau was in
town yesterday, guest at the B. E.
Jones home.
Miss Clara Carlson resumed her
work at Cohen Bros. after a five
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Edward T. Harmon of Milwau
kee, is a guest of her sister, Mrs Irv-
ing E. Philleo.
Miss Elvie Smith of FIT. Atkinson
is in the city visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Ray Love.
Miss Lille Witte has returned
from Merrill and resumed her work
at the Weisel store.
Miss Mabel Bliss has gone to Min
neapolis, where she will attend the
Minnesota state fair
Mrs. L. C. Duryea's left this morn
ing for Flanagan, H., where she
will visit relatives.
Miss McGrath of Waupaca has
been house guest at the w. J. Con-
way home this week.
Dean Babcock and Chester Ridg-
man have returned from a ten days
outing at Boulder junction.
Miss Mary Jones has accepted a
position as teacher in the Biology de-
partment of the Stevens Point Nor
NAL
Miss Minnie Paulson leaves Satur-
day for Arcadia to assume her posi-
ton as milliner in millinery estab-
lishment in that city.
Mrs. Alex Perrodin entertained a
few friends at her home on Ninth
street this afternoon in compliment
TO Mrs. Harland c. Logan.
Miss Sue Propson, arrived in town
from Sturgeon Bay and has resumed
her work as ,milliner in the millinery
department of Cohen Bros. store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Komers of
Seattle, Wash, arrived in the city to-
day for visit with friends and rela
tiyes.
George w Mead and son Stanton
had bag of II chickens. A photo
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-09-14
t0,OOO,OOOFT.
OF LUMBER

The feature of the Chicago lumber
market today was the receipt Of in
quiries from the Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Paul Railway requesting quo
tations on 100000 feet of grain
door lumber, representing the fall re-
quirements for coopering cars.
This inquiry was the cause of con-
siderable comment in the local lumber
market because of the heavy volume
of material required, and, it is said,
is an indication of the st. Paul's plans
for greatly increased activity in its
grain service during the coming
months.
Officials Of the st. Paul say the bulk
Of the lumber to be delivered on that
order when placed, is to be used in
coopering freight cars. The inquiries
do not include such items as are re-
quired for the maintenance of right
of way and other outside construction
work.
The material will be distributed at
grain loading points on the transcon-
tinental line, and will consist large
ly of hemlock and other mixed hard
woods.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-09-14
DROP ILLEGAL
VOTINGCHARGE
Judge HOpman Dismisses Criminal Ac-
ton Against Students of Uni
versity.
(By United Press AssociatiOn.)

Madison, Wis, Sept. 12.- Judge
Hopman today dismissed the criminal
charges of illegal voting brought by
Ralph Jackman as complaining wit
ness against E. A. Sipp, Waterfowl,
Carl Schoenber, Milwaukee and Wal
ter Idenberg, Baraboo, all students Of
the University in June 1915.
Dismissal was made on the recon-
mendation of the district attorney who
toll dthe court that civil cases now be-
fore the supreme court would settle
the question.
The case in question in which crag-
es against the students were made by
Jackman set forth that the students
voted in Madison while residents of
other communities.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-09-14
GREECE MOVES
NEARER WAR
Kaiser and Bulgarian King Discuss
Attitude of Greece.
(By United Press AssOciation.)

London, Sept. - Greece moved
nearer to war today with the begin
ming of the allied offensive in the Ball1-
ans.
Reports that Premier Zamais has
rendered the resignation of his cabinet
was officially communicated from At
hens.
Dispatches from the Greek capitol
said the capture of four villages by
the British and the defeat of the Bull
garians on both wings had created
profound sensation.
The central powers are keeping a
close eye on events n Athens and are
awainting the first hostile move
Dispatches from Berlin said the at
titude of Greece is being discussed by
the Kaiser with the Bulgarian King
and the Crown Prince at the Kaiser's
headquarters.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-09-14

otherwise would have attended. The
musical numbers were good and as a
whole the attraction pleased. The
company left today for Marshfield
where they play tonight.
Paul Bornick, carpenter employ
ed on the frame work of construction
at the new dam Of the Consolidated
P. & ". P. Co., in this city, fell this
morning at about eight o'clock a dis
lance of 10 feet, striking a 2x4, re-
ceiving severe bruises He was taken
home and it is reported that no bones
were broken but he was badly hurt.
Mrs. S. L. Mclaughlin, entertained
Saturday afternoon at the James Hur
ley home for her neice, Miss Dorothy
Mclaughlin of Muskegon, Mich.
There were twenty girls present. 4
three course supper was served.
Games were played and delightful
time was had by all present. They
reported Miss Dorathy a royal enter
tainer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-09-14
TUESDAY.

John Ramberg is working at carpen-
ter work at Port Edwards.
Leonard Reinhardt has returned
from business trip to Chicago.
L. ]. Winkley of Chicago spent the
week end in the city with friends.
Bat Sharkey has purchased the driv-
ing horse belonging to R. A. Weeks.
Miss Pauline Bramsteadt mas gone
to Hortonville for a visit with rela-
tives.
Misses Marion Jackson and Mary
Jones will spend Wednesday at Stevens
Point.
Claude Lynn is having vacation
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-09-14
BOXING GAME
OPENS TOMORROW
(By United Press Association }

(By United Press Association.)
Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. 12-The sea-
sons boxing will be opened tomorrow
night with a bout between Richie
Mitchell, the Milwaukee lightweight
and Shamus O'Brien of New York.
Both fighters have been training for
the bout for the last week
O'Brien arrived in Milwaukee on
Monday to put the finishing touches
on his training. He has met the best
lightweights in the east and fast
mill is expected by the fans.
The rest of the card is made up en-
tirely of local fighters.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-09-14
FINLEY PAYSFINE
ANDISRELEASED
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

John Finley, sentenced to serve ten
days in the county Jail by Judge F.
W. Calkins yesterday on a drunk and
disorderly charge, paid a fine and
costs amounting to S9O7 this morning
and was released from custody.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-09-14
FRIDSTEIN
DELEGATE
TO CLOTHING
CONVENTION
From Tuesdays Daily.)

Meyer Fridstein left last evening
for Chicago to attend the annual con-
Vention of the National Clothing asso-
citation, as delegate from the Wis
eonsin Retail Clothing association.
The convention will be held at the
Sherman House today and tomorrow
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-09-14

Brownies majority PISS.
Shawano and Marathon counties
gave Eberlein a majority of 1881.
This gave Browne q total majority
of 1107.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-09-14
DROVuECARRIES
FOUR COUNTIES

The official count of the primary
vote on congressman for the eighth
congressional district give Browne a
maj )rity in four counties and Eberlein
in two counties.
The vote in the various counties
fNl1oI1-C.
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EXPLOSION EPIDEMIC BROKEN.

WASHINGTON. Jan IQ.-OfTIcials O the de-
parnent q justice today declared that II their BE-
lief The epidemic CT destruction 81 fire and ex-
pIOsives OF the nlunilion plants throughout the
United States, due 10 the activities OF foreign
agents has, II last, been broken Strict vigilance
remains unrelaxed, however, and more indictments
may come Al any moment
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j. s. ADVISED To MAKE
OWN WAR MUNITIONS

WASHINGTON. Jan Ex-senator CurT1Tr1ir1s,
II the senate today, strongly urged the government
10 prepare for the manufacture or rs own war NUM-
tons He declared that war should not be brought
On By brokers, bankers, Or hackers VINO share n
the bloOd-stained profits That the United States
should make II impossible for It's citizens 10 make
money out OF such horrible thing war, the
trend OF his speech
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MILAN, Jan. ia dispatch from Athens
received here states that King Constantine Of
Greece fearing assassination has greatly increased
his body-guard and seldom appears IN public His
ad1erents declare that eTissares OF the Allies are
spending gold lavish1y IN the hope of melting q
Revolutionary outbreak
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GERMAN ZEPPELINs DESTROYED.

AMSTERDAM, jan f0.-News dispatches re-
ceived here early this morning announce that three
German ZeppelinS have been wrecked in a storm
IN Belgium and two Others are fleeing before the
onslaught OF the French guns