Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-11-10
Hurrah for Wilson!

If you didn't vote you have no right
to kick on the result.
Here's good luck to everybody for
soyer year.
Wei, it was some campaign on
sall sides.
And to make bad matter worse it
.ssnowed that night.
The Democrats received returns
~ such as they were-at Marts.
The result of election forces us to
give up our hunting trip.
Considering the way it went you
~zxnight call it defeat.
And after all we don't feel as bad
sgas when our dog died last fall
Must be lot of State of Manners
in this county at least they vote that
way.
Speaking of election, and not under
cath, Wisconsin seems to have gone
Republican.
The boys ssfell in the trenches" all
right only unfortunately they were
asal Democrats.
The Democratic party received a
handsome Endorsement in Eagle Riy-
asranyway.
1t was fair, open fight and the
.abest men in the opinion of Villas
Hcounty voters, won.
And now thatall is over we still
feel that we are fortunate in being a
zcitizen of the United States.
If we've said anything you didn't
approve of lay it to the excitement OF
IA presidential campaign.
The victors have every reason to
feel grateful to the labor vote. of Vi
ss3as county mill towns.
Let the people rule and no harm
ssAili be done to anybody in the long
zum.
And then again Senator LaFollette
lis Democrat anyway even the Re
spublicans admit that
Eagle River has nothing ashamed
gDf no matter what the rest Of the
estate did.
But to think that after all these
years Wisconsin threw away it's cleo
ssoral vote.
And to think that little bunch of
zsghiskers did it all ought to be q
warning to all smooth shayen men,
To their credit, it can be said that
nBne of the candidates on either side
znade use Of dirty or scandalous at
1acks on the other fellow.
sin the cold grey dawn of the morn
ing after" it was somewhat encour-
sgeing to turn back and look at what
zEsgle River did.
Having voted a straight ticket we
@Rre debarred from the pleasure of
assuring any of the winners that we
aSsHlped put him there.
AT HOO a. m. Tuesday, Nov. !, we
~smEisaa to state that the harness up
Oli for the next campaign will ring
@Saortly after January l, 1913
Villas county polled the largest vote
In the history Of its present bounda-
Aes which shows that the increase In
opnlAtion is not all newspaper fairy
EleS by any means.
Locking through dark colored
:sses this morning as matter Of
,snEse' still the view is about o. rosy
as It appeared to the other side
sNnty-fou hourS back.
ae MllwaMkee Daily News has the
msrxe 70 say that the close election
-sage may have been brought about
- the heavy barber vote. Well what
10 gou know about that2
We know just how those people feel
essaao started the kitchen fire this
Emorning with pictures of defunct
candidates. We did the same on
"wednesday morning.
With election day matter history
forty eight hours old, and the presi-
dental result still unknown. The
outcome whatever it may be will be
dong remembered by every voter who
hook part in the fray.
Having voted the wrong column on
Elae white ballot ourselves we can
readily imagine the present state of
zai1d entertained by those misguided
pSrsOns that wasted . vote on the
Ito Mr.. Hughes.
sEurrah for WiIsonl