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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
MMtuilp, &atholifen!
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9lhtmna, oeutide &atboliten!

9SoS peutt 3br iiber Ole beporiiebenoen
StneeiiirTe2
Narum fommt CDR nicbt nab CALEDONIA lnb
iiderf 6ut Elm Seim In elmer guten ocuiihcn
slniieolung9 Sbr fonnt am 1. Sanuar nit
ben Sarmarbeilen be8lnnen.
Natboliine Seimiuber finoen bier cute
Seime az niebriaeH Preiien. uuh Gin ber5Itbes
Giufommen In elmer bllbenocn. gniteoiuIg. IN
Der 9,1be bon airdbe unb Vrielicr.
Siir ndberc ausflnii ihreibe ober ieIesrd.
pbtere man an 7. Y. 5rntpn.
Weieren3en: Fanf Of 9lair. 9lsin, Sfla..
oSer Neo. Saiber Snnbererinten. Sterling,
Oklahoma.
geim Streiben erpdbne man bieics gIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Stenengeiuh

Stelenseind). - Grfabrene fatbps
hide iun9e Game illht Stelle nls
9ebrerin unb Srganiitin in elmer
futboliiden @emeinbe. &ann 3euo>
niIe l"ieiern. Mbreiliere: &. G.-19S,
bieIcs Slatt. ella
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
u d. t 9, 2anbiuher!-ai

ftnng, Observation-Disclosures
nah Stearns County, Minnelotu,
etncm Gountp. mo Scblernten unbes
FAINT limb; einem County, bas bid,t
nit 9llten, noblbabenben &utboliten
beiiebelt iii; einem Gountp, mo Sic
nod 2anp 81 mdBigcm Sreiie taufcn
tDnnen. Mir bubcn etlite Der beiten
Sarmen bes Gountp's 81 perfuuicn.
Seidreibung lnb Yreisliite allf Ser
lnn9en. @immer= z hmit, Belgrade,
Wtinnelptd. 6,15,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

3entufg's better Natural 9eaf
Sabnf 5unl &allen ppcr Hnud)cn;
portpfrei per Tafetpoit: 4 Yfo. $1.OO;
10 Fflrno $500. u. H~uienblatt,
Gainesville, &r. 6,S,o
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Central. @iscuniiu, Der @arIbfielo

Ocilfrnls gStsc0it1tlt, Der W(nrlh1tclO
Observation-Disclosures Siitrift - IS Ifcr
Sarm, nahe elmer Stabt nit gnnf an
Der GOO @ilenbabn, IN Der Ndbe bon
Warlbfielb. 80 inter Yflllg; 5icntlih
cute 8e6dube; 2ebms Sopen; an
SauptltraBe; cine balbe Ieile bon
fatb. Stride uub Shule. $4,000.
$1,000 bnar. Shreibt fir uniere
&arte urilp. Coles Sanb Sfficc,
Wnr1bfielb. Wis. 81 "a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

Su Observation-Disclosures SoteI>
geiddft unb Iobeln in cinem bliiben>
Den Stdpthen in Norb : Safpta.
Ibreiiiere: 8. M.-195, bieies Slatt.
5,25,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Gumntrp= Sture sm p~erfamfen unb

onpercs @eihdft. Sn iriifsfatbp@
liIfcr Iniieolung, 9~c9eniiber elmer
fatbpliifen Stride unb idDnen Sfule.
0ieies 8eiddft pirft idbrlif einen
@elpinn bon orei bis flint Sauieno
Collars iiber ale Iusgaben nb.
Ibreiiiere: Mihael gefer, grilion,
@i5cpniin. 81 a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

b%ingungcn icbr mdBi9. 8irb lid,
lpbncn, bieics 81 unteriuden. Sdreibt
Gep. j.. ). 2ebuis, 9obion. 5eras.
3,23, ba
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Bib bes 81. gaters, Is BEL 90 2oQ

CROP (paIlenoe @rpBe gum ginrabs
menu, in REDEEM Sarbeuorud mad,
Der nellen Sleo9rapbz @ietbobe, porto
frei unb gut perpadt fir MIR % Gts.
perianbt. 9eihcfiet ems fir Gner
Seiml Wan uorelIiere: Catholic
Irintins Co., Dubuque. So. 2.17,ba
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

Cute @elesenbeit fiir ciuen Shnlieb,
cine @crtltntt in pcutifer fatboliider
Mniieblun9 in Hid]nrbton. y. Saf., 5l
falifen. Nir 3ipei Shmieben in Stabt.
Sicie Shmicbe muB pcrtauft lperncn,
Inn cincn Ndtlob 81 re9cln. Sir
Ndheres Iprcd)c ma Dor BET oecr
idreibe IN 9onis Shafercr, Hidlarb>
ton, %. Sdf. 5,25,d
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Sarmen 81 %perfaufen inn aornaiirtc

S0rillelt 5l perfal1en I'M N0rn0llrtcI
bes iiio stpeitliden WinneIota. 8eites
&ano gu $50 bis 800 per Mder.
Nabe fatboliihen airden mn Yfarrs
ihulen. q ii it @ebingunsen.
Sfreibt an pber iprcht Dor bel
Mtullen & Shuiter, Spanboe. Winn.
Nan idreibe engliid. ola
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

stcllenseimh.-Sun9er 0iann iud)t
8elegenbeit, nm lid in elmer 2anobant
ooer 9utem anoeren @eldGft empore
5liarbeiten. Cute gilbung uub fntboz
lid. Ibreiiiere: s.. N.z194, bieIes
9latt. 5,25,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

Seiratbssefuf,. - antboiiife iln9c
Same fpiinidlt nit ncttem, futboliihem
Scrrn nit @ermogen III 9rieflpedicl
al treten. Ilter 81 bis 40 Sabre.
8ilnide photographic 81 ieben.
MbreIiierc: G.-199, bs. 81. ola
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

Su NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sarmen.
Selltide fntbpliide @egeno. Scites
&orns uno &leelano i'm Stnatc. Nube
Stabt, fatbpliifer Stride llnb Sdule.
q nbrem 0rehen, Ntinneisfn,
Winneiota. S,17,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

- Sr. Sreberid 5. Sielbine. Office
8. Stodtp. .. & 5. 9lb9., Stunoen 10
biz ~ uub 2 bis A.. Nbenbs 7 bis 8.
Sonntags mir 8 bis 10. Eel. 1909.
@obuun9 90o 9luff Str. Eel. 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
isarmen I'M lib =meitlihen Wsiunez

5armen int iiio= rpeitlifen Wsinne=
ipta.-8ir baben Sarmeu gum Sreiie
bon $75 bis 81 $3.50 per older. Die
ieIben Iiegen i'm aprngiirtel. @ute
Shulen mn airden, tntboliid)e unb
protci tantiihe. IS WeiIen bon Der
Soipaer Staat5gren6e. Saben aud
8armen 81 %berpadten. = 100 Ider,
gutes 2anb uno quite 9ebdlioe, 512
Wteilen bon 8ilmont. YreiS $135
per Ider. $1,000 baar, $500 am
1. Wdr5 1917; 8elt nlif 10 Sabre 81
feds Yro8ent. gbenfaas so @der,
cute @erbciierungen. $135 per Ider.
$1,000 bonr. $500 am l.. Ndr3
1917; Gcit 81 flint unb ied,s Yro8cnt.
&erben photographer auf @unid
8uiditen. Chris. @rpif 9ano Co.,
Wilmont, Winn. 6,15,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Scrlangt>
MnSei9cm
&leine Mn,eiscn, bic &eiuls
tate brinsen.
Mau ieie bic @erlanatsI n,ciacuz Sp1lte
nto benuhe bicielbs.
gSir iftnu hritrnf.

yStc man bettclf.
Dian ihreibe feline sin5eise tIur nno
Wrriir. Gas erhe WaI 4 Cts.
f's'Is' pro Mort; burnnh 8
gents pro @ort icoc u ii c.
Sns @elb mus nit Der Injcise etnsc'
innot iucrbcu.
Wprfcr, ipic 4. =. 3u perfanieu, gu per-
n%ttftbcn, Vcrlnnst, Infteiung seiudtt niu,
,clutc Hnnien nno Aorcicn pcrocn als
ctncn Sbrtl Der Nu5cige betrad,tct nno
rtiifen bcjurlt iuerocn.
SAILS Sic Sbrcu slamen poer 9SreWe
mint publt5icrcn ipullen, fpunen Ste ctncn
Snfttaben uocr cine Summer gcbranden,
!. y. Wi. g. care Gatbulte Vrtntins so.
Hieiee ipiro teopdJ nls einen Sbetl Der Mn.
jetgt bctrndltct nnb als ipptelc @trter be.
red,nct. tSeim 6inicnoen iold,cr Nn5cisen
tdlretbe man jeood feincn Hamen nro
NbrcHe flar nnb oentltdl, bamit mir bic
Intiuprten an bic ridltige Ioreie befurocrn
%fjnncn.)
Wau sebe beim edlrciben an, oh bic
Gn5eise tn Der gcrlanst.GuSeisen' spalte
crftetncn fun.
VcrseHen sic nidbt, boz 10000 fatbp.
tide SamiIien bieie 9n5eiseuipalte nit
Sntcrcfc peripIgcn iucrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

3u Northumberland McrGans
bic Store nabc Stride, Soft Office,
@reamcrn, SaIe uno Sarmecrdtbs &C.
ihdft, ale nnbe beieinanber gelegen.
Ibreiiicre: Subert Waus, 9urfep,
gtoroz Satotd. 5,25,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

r$ Die GerIangt gn5eisen.
Spalte faun Sbneu bcbiilflih iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

Sell ulb Wetallflampe gum 9efeiti>
gen, Iucs in elmer bn~uerbaften
Sdahtcl perpadt, portpfrei fir nllr
einen Solar. Catholic Yrintins Gp.,
Gubuaue, Soma. 8.S.u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
100 9lder Wtorriion So. Tarm.

Gin einem ib6nen eroben See geleeer, nit
fultipicrtes 9anb. quite g8icie. iliebenoe Glcue
aui Der 0eibe, f6one ShGttcnbdume. @uies
Sramebaus nit ttiui .3immern, 6rnmes stnl
uno anoere @ebdnoe 10 sul. pie neu. Poit
uno lelepbon. Gur Az Meilcn bon gutter
Slaoi uno fdtbolii6er airde. Stne toeclle
Sarm ippu6l iiir 8ereniigen ais tir &obls
anins. shrcibi mir iir 9dberes uno iau'
~iiricric 9eibreibung.
j. NJ. TOTEM,
Randall, MINI.
geim S6reiben erpabne man oieies BIati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Wf1hhen

Mabhen seiuht fir nlgemeine
Sdusurbeit. Samilie aus bier Ser
ioner. Ils Hefercns fDnncn mir
unieren Yfarrer an9ebcn. 8erben
9utcn 2pbn unb @ilenbabniabrt be-
5abIen. Wtrs. {. grabD, 8ortbine,
Q. Saf. ESQ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

6iiflcin 5u rebu3ierten Srciicn:
Segbprns S Cts, Hofs Q Cts, groilcr
7 Cts. Diff barbara Blum,
Nelp @aibingtou, Sbio. esq
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25
Steaengeiuh.

Stellenseiuh. - 3atbpliide Game
iuht Stelle ais ainberpGrterin ober
nm franfe ober nlte Same sll pilegcn.
IoreiIiere: g. M.-2O1, bicies 9latt.
Ola
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

81 nerfaufe n.-St. Bernard
6nnoe. Slno ~ Sabre oft, Silnoin
3 Sabre aft. $40 baar. Stcyben
Wetier, 9iltab, Grim. 5,25,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

Sausbdltcrin aeiuht. - Yrieiter IN
Sanogemeinoe in Ncbrasfn ludt
,rape Yeripn fir 5%ausbdlteriu.
Reu.-196, bieies Slntt.
5.25,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

Sabnen. - Nmerifnuiihc SABINE.
3 bel 3 SUB aroB, 9cndbte Strciien.
9orantirt edtc Sarben, nit ieds SUB
LANCER poliertcr &nrtbol3itnu9c, Die
neutrality-suspicious. pcrben fam,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

@cidGitsmann geiuht, nm einen
Store III Cotton, SiibsS afota, 81 err
ofinen. Gbas. 2appenman, Soltou,
Saf. 5.25.a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

II S6rer Gimme beredtist. Or
btaig, bab er einen sipeiteu
t fir i'm ais Gnuntp sNnbttpr.
sunni gum Stinrmplae aebeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

Observation-Disclosures Serr
ipilnidt nit fatbplii6er Dame. niht
iiber % Sabre aft rnb permoeenb.
in S~riefpediel 81 trcten. Wan icnbe
Photographic nit eritem 9rief. Moreiz
iiere: i. N.-2OO, bieieS Slatt. 6,S,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-25

e. Wilgtng. beutTder Nopofat
unb Notar. Banf u. Sniurance 8Iba.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-26
Sre al 1time &emmer.
afbetalins saa min DGlb
of-
en- gammel 6eItpr9it
6orfatter til vgrGiten / ari9en" % til Glen.
Mortiot.l
afbetaline paa min WGlb

On enfelt 2pgte me0 BET ~fIogrenoe sps faitet bio
os oio OF Stornlen tiente life til at unoeaa Suller al
Snaps, men fun til, naar man fom Dem n9rmere, at
gipe Ell en- MneIie on, tporleoes man Iaa no. Cor os,
Der bopoe Grbeioe nof moe Suiet, bauoe bette Beir
| Diebliftet fun lioet at betD0e, % bpen git bel no
i ct Iaaoant 9eir, bpor Waerfet life bar til at gernerl.
tr9nge meo giet, % bpor Den efele OplDsning pnr ben
enfelte flppenoe @ratot, iom iful0e bringe os lit 800
Hatl" gnbper, ioi poa nogen Wao0e funoe, bleo inoe;
tbi bel er ct 3egltag fun Ell neget i~rpaaIioeli9 9eIfpt-
teIie inioo 9orlber, men oct iDnes Dog altio at opre
beore emo intet.
Dfit Oppasier fol ino o. bao mig foirne no,
oo nogen snifeoe at tale meo mig. "a ipg trnoote no
| oer ~ubpggeIige 6ortue, bpor Den aabne Dsr meo
Spgten foron gaD lloiigt til oct nerfe gono @raoer,
til De rpitenoe 5reer, ion Stormen req glaoene al
for at opfere Ell Dams neo Dem aroeene, oe til giegn.
ffpIlet, Der life 8ioroe 5orfeI pa Gsrtrinets inopen.
6ige % ~uooenoi9e SIDE, = GA itoo Den ganle ioron
mig, orioenoe oaao, ioa Gegnoroaberne orpppeoe ira
bans LANCE gienbrpn. Sofs fsrte ORD bar: Quo ppre
looet: ieg fomn1er for at fe ON De er iparetl~ oo, ioet
ban oct famine rate mig noget Smsrrebrso, inoIosbt
/ popir, og en- lille SLATE ne6 Bin, ieieoe ban til:
sSeg ofoite goot, at De ingen cling fun0e iaa Der,
oerior fointer ieg nneo oet"
Ia ig taffeoe bant, men tiIIige b~ebreioeoe BAN,
OF ban popeoe ig 10 UNDER %iaapaune 6Orbolo, og / ct
iaaoant CUBS geir, ipnreoe ban. assts
Oct iantne iagoe min Datter, men iaa nlaatte
iea oa elefnme Dor Serres Orb: Son 5 pile, at
Nenneifene ifuIle asre imoo eoer, Iigeiaa gsre % 5
inoo 6enl" SporleoeS funoe ieg befole ANDRE at goa
Der, bpor ig life ieu turoe aao. Desuoen naatte jeg
babe ben @lGoe, at refte Dem min Saano til afteo;
in9en al os oeo, ON oct blioer oct iioite."
uNeil fore, goniIe 8enl oct peo oi life, men bpao
De % ig ueo f%uIooiit, oct er, at enten ri Icoer eaer
6sr iaa bsrer ri Serren til."
Dernieo ifiIteS ri 40; ban gif isen ITO Msrfet
% Ne9nen; 90, % ban after traaote inc 40 lin eget
9sr, %iortaIte bans Dntter iioen, Of ban iaa iaa GLAD
no, foroi ban, ON ban life tulOe gre anoet, iaa funoe
ban bog tjene gpens 5oriuarere pa ianne Raaoe,
ioni ban bapoe tient mig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-26
Oct sonlIe sus bar bOrte; bets steO fenotes lit

Oct garhe Stis bar bore; bets Steo fenotes ifte
mere. On M to etagcrs @aaro bapoe reiit fig paa
granotonten; ben bar flor, srlinomuret enbper Sen.
ieenoe, % oct bar go0t at ppre oerinoe. Oct bar ct al
6isie rise &iie, bpor 9tisoomnen ffiuIer fs, forot Den
lite ffaI fal0e 1inene, foroi Den lite nlaa anies for
at iftotdae ben f6rite Yla6s, men boor man bog peo
etbpert Sfribt fbler, at ben er Der; oct uor ct al Sisie
faa freolpfte Sfeoer ber paa Soroen, bbor Der minore
END paa andre Steoer mrrfes til ben itore aunrp incl.
lem bet cnoe % BET CODE, foroi SoueoIlaeet bar itoaet
for Irnse ioen, % Bet eooe pouot SER; Oct bar ct al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-26

Sem ct Var Ior bleo oct bam iorunot at Ieoe ct
title og roliat 2p i oct npe Sien, eret og elifet al
ollie, iillo 9eliooele al fine Aonosepner, og meo ben
iamne leoenoe 8slelie for alt, bpao Ser bar aoot oe
font og %eifeligt, iaa blep ban pIipoielia ina. Oct
bar ct gantnelt Onoe, booraf ban bopoe liot mango
Gar, men, e%noifent Spebontmen bar operoroentIio
pineinlo, iaa pinefulo, at oct iaeteite Grin paa 6uloet,
Den allerringeite 9erering, l~noertioen flinoe brinae
bans belle 2egeme til at ifaloe, iaa bar ban Dog al.
ito tilforn fonrnlen fig ieen; oe 9egpnoelien troe6e
o9 baabeoe bans Oatter ogiaa, at bans fraftige % Jun.
De gtatir biloe ieire 6etne Sang. 9enge bleo bum BOG
life bolot ltpisbeo; ben ean1les arefter ipanot bort
liot, eter lfot, og, oa oct altio baboe peret en- aftaIe
mellem belnSe og mig, at BUN ifuloe laoe mtg biSe,
raar ban bleo ~alporlig ipg, tit ies 9rep og reHte reo
til bau.
San bapoe ct Ear Doge bait nogle orsie Cure,
ioa ban til fine EiOer piloe iprinee op, til ANDRE lan
ban ben, enten / 6ontoiier eler uoen g~epioItbe6. Silt
bette bar iorbi; Snierterne ipntes at bore ooerpunone.
os, oa ies traoote ino til ban, finoe ban life alent
rGffe mig Saatoen, men ~enooeiaa taIe meo mig, ON
emo meo iooeere &sit, iaa DOG meo ianltre @larbeo os
No iom oltio.
S to Ooge par iee hos batn, og oct bar ~peliigteoe
Gage; tbi BET bar Duee, bporober Der bpieoe en- Jreo,
ion life er al oenne 0eroen; Dage, bbori lite en-.
feIte giebliffe, men elmer, blep pirfeliggiort, bnao
Disteren bar iuilget ON en- ariItens gortgatg, at ben
Com Sol gaor neo Bog 2un6en /
S $apet ~IpfebIaot, IRA
6 Sorn1er.M ftenitlinoen, i*fs
Wfens syugle fpio6re imaat.
Gortiettes3
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-26
Saa irpoelig Der til epig Tio
meo 8enner | 9ps ri talel

Noar ban elifeoe fin areos al 8enrer I~oaleoes,
at ban mnatte bape Dem itillet op omfring fig, iaa iaa
ban oeri ct 9illeoe al Den itore 9reos Sinnlen, Ser
itaar ortfrirg BAN, Der bar bans beolte 8en, % paa
bpis @enifab ban ene og alene fan itole for Jig ielp
oe tine 8enner. s3t+ : - -
Dertor bar bans gortgon9 berfro life ionl ct 0len-
reltes, Der gaar ira 2ipet til Dsoen, eller Iom oroaer
til ct trer1illeo 2ano for at bore @eIt, efter at ban bi5.
hi bar bait ct Siein; men BAN cit bort iom ct Menre.
IRE, Der Tiger v5aroel" til nogle al fine @enrer for al
ilge $500 Sag" til ANDRE. 9a ban for Iiote Sang att
bort ira i'm Stne, boor ban bab0e faaet fine @enrer
op'tffIct, oa cit ban ino en- anoen Stae, 6oor Ser GA.
iaa too Gpffer reoe til at msoe bans gie.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-09-28
DEFENDS SIDEWALK SKATING
MontcIair Champion Says It Helps
Children's Morals.

Montclair.-The controversy in this
town over the use of the sidewalks.
which was starred when Mrs. John
Haynes Lord protested to the authOri-
ties because children were allowed to
use them for roller skating. bids fair
to become Il community iSsUe.
Mrs. Lord, who was injured by being
run down by a bicyclist on Il sidewalk
a few years ago. has many supporters.
Her attitude, however. is resented by
others. chief among whom is Arthur F.
Heyer. who was a candidate for town
commissioner at the last election.
Mr.. Heyer came out with another
broadside He believes that the streets
could be made the greatest educational
asset of any community if the people
would look at the matter in the right
way. He says skating in the open air
makes children moral.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-09-28
UNITED IN MARRIAGE
Collins Jackson.

A very pretty wedding took place
Tuesday morning at o'clock, when
Anna Collins, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Peter Collins, became the wife of Mr
Charles Jackson, son of Mrs Matt.
jackson. They were attended by Mae
and Clarence Collins, sister and brother
of the bride.
The bride was beautifully gowned in
blush green satin and georgette crepe
trimmed with gold lace and carried a
shower bouquet of salmon tea roses and
lilies of the valley. The bridesmaid
wore dress of blue and gold taffeta
and georgette crepe and carried pink
roses.
After the wedding a three course
dinner was served at the home of the
bride to about fifty guests and relatives
of the bride and groom. The young
couple are both graduates of the Min
eral Point high school and have many
friends who extend their heartiest con-
gratulations. They departed on the
afternoon train for Chicago, Milwaukee
and other places. Upon their return,
they will make their home in this city.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-09-28
WOULD ALTER "DIXIE."
Music Teachers Want "Star Spanglee
Banner" Changed Also.


New York.-At a conference of high
school music teachers a committee was
appointed to ask music publishers and
the public school teachers to eliminate
negro dialect from songs printed in the
textbooks. DR.. Frank r. Rix, musical
director of the education department.
who was present at the conference.
said:
"My suggestions for these changes
were made some time ago by me to
the board of superintendent, but they
were shelved, and I do not know what
has become of them. The reasons for
changing the darky dialect should
appeal to any interested person. We
want our children to learn pure Eng
lish, not dialect. Then also there are
many foreign children in our schools.
The number is growing constantly.
Dialect confuses them. 1t is hard
enough for them to learn our ordinary
English. l think that the change
ought to be made throughout the coun-
try"
In "Star Spangled Banner" "perilous
fight is to be changed to ''clouds of
the fight" and the uniform key will be
changed from B fiat to A fiat to make
the singing of the song easier. In
Dixie "de" will be changed to "the''
and "nebber'' to never" among other
things
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-09-28
PLEASANT VIEW

The next meeting Of the Ladies Aid
will be Mrs Samuel Giants and will be
held at the church, Wednesday, Oct. 4.
Everyone welcome
October 49, is the date chosen for the
Pleasant View Supper and Bazaar.
Mrs Joseph Craigg and daughter Josie
are visiting relatives at Lamont.
Miss Kate 'Laverty spent last week at
the Clarence Griffith home at north
Waldwick.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Craigg and chill
dren, Mr. and Mrs Oscar Ferrill, Mr. and
Mrs Raleigh James and family, Misses
Sophia and Nellie Gratz and Byron
Godfrey attended the Fields Day at
Lamont last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs j. F. Benson and dangh-
ters left last Thursday morning for a
visit with relatives and friends through
Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Demuth were re
cent visitors at the home of their
daughter Mrs James H. Regan near
Hollandale.
Mr. and Mrs Erwin Holmes were re-
cent visitors at the Earl Clark home in
Mineral Point
Joseph Dobson had the misfortune to
have the end of a finger taken off last
Friday, while helping fill a silo.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-09-28
PLATTEVILLE NORMAL TO CELE-
BRATE JUBILEE

The Platteville State Normal School
is making extensive preparations for
the celebration of the fiftieth ami
versary Of the founding OF the school
on Oct. s and 8.
Hundreds of the Alumni will be
welcomed back to take part in the two
day exercises that will be featured by
addresses by men who have national
reputation in the educational field and
who have made their mark since
graduating from Platteville All in
terested in the Normal are invited to
the celebration.
Glass reunion, fine chorus and
band concert, an automobile ride for all
visitors to the site Of the old territorial
capital and some of the big mines, are
events included in the celebration,
which is to wind up with the presenta-
ton of symbolic historical festival
and a banquet on Monday evening
One of the features of the celebration
will be the tribute of honor to be paid
to DR.. Duncan McGregor, the president
of the State Board of Normal Regents,
who has been connected with the school
as teacher, president, or regent, since
1867, the year after the school was
opened.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-09-28
MINERAL POINT ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION.

The members of the Mineral Poin
Athletic association met last Friday
mite and elected the following officers
and directors: James w. Huthison
President; Warren E. East, Vice Presi-
dent; DR.. Gratiot and T. L. Pagel
Directors.
The result of the membership cam
paign is as follows
First. Public Service team, w. E
East captain, 80 members.
I'd. Boys team, Howard Hanscom
captain, 40.
3D.. Girls team, Ethel Curry captain
A.
4th. Zinc Works, j. l. Maust cap.
tain, 10.
9th. Women, Mrs j. A. Meserole
captain, ~.
9Th. Business men, W. H. Correll
captain, IL.
eth. Garage team, Harold Cummings
captain, 8. Total 1871.
Clarence Mitchell of the Public Ser
vice team wins high individual honors
with 3S members to his credit.
Glass work started Monday and al
those who haven't registered please at.
tend to it at once.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-09-28
KEEPS FISH FROM DROWNING.
Captain kintz Would Get Medal if
Perch Had a Carnegie.

Perch Had a Carnegie.
New York. - Captain Frank Kintz,
master in the Taylor tugboat fleet Of
this city, recently became fish life
saver. Aboard the tug Captain Toby,
Captain Kintz was in Occoquan with a
tow from this city. A yellow perch a
boy had caught had been left dangling
on a string in the water until it was
almost dead, not having strength
enough to hold itself below the sur
face.
Captain Kintz saw the fish and also
his opportunity to save life even if it
was only that of a fish, and a bOny
yellow perch at that. Reasoning that if
it was water chat drowned human be-
ing it must be air that drowned fish
Captain Kintz proceeded to apply first
aid and help the fish to get rid of the
air. Holding it down in the water, he
gently rubbed its sides, and bubbles OF
air rolled to the surface. About fifteen
minutes of this manipulation were nee
essary. and the perch revived and with
a firt of its tail swan rapidly away.
If there was Carnegie among the
fish Captain Kintz would surely be
awardedsa nedaf7as a fish life saver.