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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-07

'qeboten. Ger arieg bat Den O~sterreideru enohb ienes Selbftbertraner
.ouf 0e eidene Qroft deQeben, uu0 0orunt bari man bofRn, o1B mad itner
.geeuSiouna oe Soupfriafen os bisberteen 6crtigen Chaos, Der Wo.
hono[fdenfreit unb Die @erpolhngsm1ngL efn fir aQemol beettgt
#ner0en gr menn es geHngt. ben o~terreiAihen Stn1t AMI tetere Sene
|os bisber All ftelen, mro Die Commemorate ou einem bolpertgen
GHeoe Wttearopas neroen.
ocL6en @rensbfdble nit gefab[t. Gle III MIR mogltH 6urt cine tef elm
ifrud0enoe Qen6er1ne Der geiruten @erD1ltlngsgrunclage onrb pelde
|niht bIpB bic 0eru0nanq berbeIert, ion0ern audi Der acknowledgements
|anneS1mrt merben forrte gfe berihieoene @rObe Der feb5ebn e2Gnoer"
ir acknowledgements lno Die Gatnfe, 0ab ieoes 2ano eme 3oppeb
.bernoltanq beFst neben Der loalihen. nchhe bic GdnoeSbobet IN
Observation-Disclosures tet nomdih nod oe nitonone, Die aus Ger
.hitorifhen Gtdn0eberfuilng Ibernomnen tmo n1ooernttert iulroe -
.ho6en Elm @trrnnrr qeihaHen, IN Dem fh pe0er Der eun5ene gireet nod
tie geoieruna ielbft nebr ~snehtffnot. Our G~urdfi6rlng elmer ptrf
Ioner Reform eeb6t Elm gut Sdl Gntfrnft unO @ht. an beioern bat es
Hiber gefebt. Ser arieg unO Ser ausblf ot oas fortrtenoe Grteoens.
.merf bat bic Mufmertomfet mn0r uf Die tnnerpoltfihen gerbnltntfe
.aelenft, 0ren gfefrmbeolrfigfGt lett IN peiteren &rehen anertannt
piro os borom. Die 0pRrtiligteit ut GROCER geDoroen uno man bari
.hoffen, 0B Die 0ferreitHfen Reidsihmieoe nnnmebr, tpenn oh nift
.eeraOe elm Metterftid, 10 bod cine bruabbore @eieaennrbert 5ultanOe
.brngen Geroen.s
8a5 IN Der 8ioung begrfhene neie 11ttelelropa miro letnen pohfl
Inen, tuItlreaan un6 nirtibofIi6en 3ped MIR Damn erfiaeu tonnen, nenn
be olet Gufer I'M Strene Der gatoualddhn eeuiIt fu0 ibre StretdJt
5u beqra6en uno ibre Gon0ertntereHen Dem 8obIe oes @dn5en 81 opRru
Gin ~ieIbi6n0iaes g6hrren, aronten ODER 0n5ien tonn uler 0en mo0er
men groBrd1migen staGen neoer poitiih rod ~niri1dfti4 bateDen
Die 2Gnoer Der 6%terrehdiihen Grone miHeu, UNI an Den gorteten Der
8elhpirtf11H, oeg Ielbanoes teilnebnten 5n tolrnen, BET n~oghdrter|
@abalng i6rer inneren SeIbtoerpn1ne Die Observation-Disclosures ben
Observation-Disclosures nntprorbnen. Ser butihtffehiife Streut Der
nidt BLOB Die Gahgfet os bobmihen 2nn0toges ~Inbuegte ionOern ot
genug Dem Rebsrnt al ldafpn mdtte, Die rrtbeniide 9btruttlon, ole
has ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III iemer arbet ~behtnOerte, neil fh bic &oIen IN
.gnl3ieu init ben gutbenen niht bertrogen fonntel oirFn fb IN 3ufunt
.nht ~mioerboIen. SIN riHeIeuropdHhen 8ntihofsbuno BARI nit LANCER
gfortge4uurtdt@ nerOen: CT bot ete eruhe, ale ar0te Der a%uaeb0rgenI
g1atonel oms aeubate IN gniprl6 nebuenoe arbet 81 Ieiteu uo Elm
.nidtges SuIturmanbat 5p erfuaen-
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Oe1erreifl's DieOerae6urt!

aud in 5eaerrei9 mebren fb nama6lt9 Die Sfnrner5 bic elmer
engeren 8an0eIsberbfnoang 5fDfhen ben beioeH mitelairopdihen aaiers
ra0dten 0ns gBort reoen. @or aur5en fnBte bic ober0fterrehiihe 2nnoes.
berfnnmfhtng cine GntAlaung, bic fir cine 0erdrttge Anndberuag Darn
eintr0t unO blo oarauf duBerhe fh aud cine fei1e elnSeIner, miten I'M
oFentIiden 2eben ftebenor perfpnen I'M gIeihen Snne @dbreno bic
MRinnter Sobenlobe rno Spismreaer ibren fb 6nrouf ~be5ebenoen Be.
nserfungen n5a cine ehDos borihfige 5aGng gnben, bennte 9frmters
hie sntere1eu Oeferreidpl lngarns mo Geufhinnbs glatdmGbig mabren.
0n Notwithstanding mob[ baptBt lei rn0 ebenio aud Der Mohueuoig.
felt fdon jett Die t3ruH0lagen hr Elm foldRs p~orSnberenen. Sat gGfs
senSo gob aud @ebsrmrdt Geo 2nntsn In Der Sonoesfnnmer al Hu6abdt
Der MnFft 4us0rud, bob Die 8oppeImondrdte un0 bns 9enfne Aeih
aud nirfdnftin In EN- 10 fnniees 9erbdtns 5u aelongen tr1htga mub.
ten nie oms fdon ponfn uno miit1rtIb btsber betnnben bobe Gs lei
nur oaauf 81 ndte5 DAB Oiefes @erbdLtnis fr bd0e Stooten nisHh unO
erfoIgrei9 f.
3iefe a~enbernngen FnO 6urtun banerfenener, neil fe on5lOeutat
faenen. 0B Der nnlnaihe Bioertouo gemileT oterreihiiner nmo I'm.
garHher Sreffe gegen eren 9Mrtitnftsbuno NIT Dem Nodbnrreide I'M
Gdpn0en begriFaa IT. 3ieer gioentdn0 mar an fh pontonmen be-
enaftm. Gie mi @erbdInis sur 0eutihen nr ifiunte onerradiide Sn
nurie firdtdess I'M Sale zines ganaHheH cer audi mn teiIDeien 6anens
Der -8oalhranfen sDii9en beioen Staaten BON Der mdhtgen oerfdet
Aoufarrena on 0e Aaa0 ge0rldt 81 mer0en. 9nB oes geihebe, fam
oDer CANA umb gar niht i'm Sntere1e 4etThIon0s IegeL SIM gegenteL
lie ftGrter Die SsSnorfrie Der 8oppeEmon1rdie fd nod Dem arieae emit
iDiden, i'm 10 fuertponer miroe Der &irfihaHsbun0 nit Ir fir 9eutd-
Iano uer1en. Gin engrer wirtihaHiher 3Himmerihlub Der eng be-
f~rfun0eten glGdte mirbe 81 emer ungeabnten l~nerinisunq Der ffr.
rriftfen Snomft1e onrd Dos oehine aopttaI fihren. sic DHroe euen
ra4en Authorizing neHunen uno tOnnte Fb IN grOberem DQnhItobe ole Bis
Ger am &etbunod beteuigeu-
Die nnf mideinen6 in Der 6ouptiade aberuuuoenen @eIoraniTe
Getcrrrhts rnqarfS Dor Der er0Bessn pirtfhoftiden Strait oes tnrfeu
gahban berahfen i'm @ruube 8enonnnen of rnuns4nbe1 5eibfpertrnuen
has ben toderen 9raoesgenoHen GarfdIanos nn polttfhen un6 mn
fddfhden 2eben ma Elm totes @epidt anbing. giHer 8ueueI an eae
zen Qonneny an Der eieeneu 5farfe bat bic innere GntDide[unq Der Sobg
bnraiidgn. 1RnnarHie an0uuernD oehemnt H6he man IN aNen nnS
9nnopdt mfhr 3Hlonen 5rIf fdb5t gehobt. onn bdtcu Die innerto6t
Ltut SpHanpe Ceterreids pr benz arNee i9nn EN- e~aHidiideGs Bib
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Der }[uC6 Der Bente.p O(lti6!

9e geutepoGtifer In Chicago, inter Der 0bcrberrfboft oes glapor
Sbonpfrn, baben Oh. Sbeo0or .. Gods, ben Grinder Der Seflanltdlt FIR
SffDinoadtige, ourd infme acknowledgement gum Gebfroro gene.
ben. unO an bieem ~ih1noh6en @erbreden hos eme ulgenefne Gt.
rliung inter Der geidntten geu0ferlnig beroorgernfen bat, trogt ,lnat
roter in @eoria tdig mar, enen 8el Der Gdnlo. W2apor Sbompion
bntte aiieH fegen 5durfen ongeHeat Inn @ero1ttigungen eegen Or.
Gods n~ubutobern. 8e engiihe grehe brngt uber ben trdgihen 9oO
BON Or. Snds, Der ais bic berborrageuoite autoritdt in 2ungenihwn0-
iahtsf1aen IN ben Ger. Stnaten golf, gauge Seaen. Gs lit audi ndt
Sat IN ienen antsban0lneen ihubg genadt bat. Gle ron ibm eeRts
tee gntaLt mar idne 2ebensnufgabe, 81 0eren GrflIung er feline egenen
snterefen bintananiette gienals lit Der 6lud Der 9atepoltif tn Den
5taOtoerunhungen 0ieps 2mOes 10 trogiid ilufriert mor0en, ME 0urd]
ben SebtmorO BON 81. Sads. DAB man iene CbferfreuOtgfet uno
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NoprIid, Die 9eutepoHtif bat in inherent aanoe Elm 9erbre4ertun er3ag,
dos Dor teinem Ilitel 5lrtdihredt, Inn iernen 3Uef 3u errerfen. es
berroft bic guten Eaten zines Wienthen umO belobnt ben Sfurfen. limb
oesbob ninrnt e5 enen nit alien 8aHern geDoibaen Sdurfen, UNI ais
poluhiber Streber erogrgi1 5u iaa nf
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gcfa6rlidles ;sa6rcn.

6err Vi. 6. aiIlD, Geiter Der
GiaD Motor 60, iprod ii6 fitrsIifj
ilber mlooritdtige un6 rudIidtsIo.
ie 5abrer aus. Or ingtq, ooB eg
nidt INNER nottDenoig til, in Ell.
mem Shnedenteuipo at fabreft, ultb
aab er IeIbit ais idneler Gobrer
tefnnrt 1T. 9ie Sonptiade 1T nur
INNER onB Der 6abrer gennu
lueiB, tpenr raid nn0 Ionginm gu
fdbren, 0aB ct geitai meiB, mas
Ieine Miaidine 81 leiiten i'm Stdnbe
lit, uno mas lie ntht INN fam.
Die Saronsgnr Fat fid einen SEQ.
men ernOrben tDegen ibrer J1big.
felt, Die @eihDtuOigfeit mad jeber
Fihhmg in unglarblib fur5er 8eit
au Der1n0ern. Ran fam, nit Dem
5ebeI oitf Die bodite @eidDinbig.
felt geitelIt, inn Seinpo zines SUB.
s1ngers Fa1ren obne Ddb Die Gar
nesDegen ftoBen mirb. Giird einen
leidten SebeI6r1id fam ober oam
bic @eidninbigfeit momentum er.
bolt tDeroeu. 81s fino mn eini,
ee gorteile un0 Crime, tuarum
tnufenbe bon 2eaten i1ger, boB BIZ
inter Der belten aontrune itebet,
cen 4utomobiIe inu1er Die Nomens.
platte u5aron" bdben.
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G[enbes @efIenns.

Wian fam tdlin nod cine englI.
ihe SETTING IN Die 9nnD nebmer,
obne auf 2alnentotionen itber Die
l~itgebeueren 8erIufte Der 9eutihelI
fei 9er0un gu itoben. Gle grtId-
rungeft oes 0eutihen Sauptqliar.
tiers uro bic Beridte 1neritmi.
jder qorrelpon0entens bic ons
SdladtieIb befihttat baben, oaB
bic oeltidet gerLnite nidt BLOB
perb1ltnism6Big, Ion0ern aud ab.
icliit gerine ieien. tDer6en i%gnoriert.
ln6 bod fino bieie aorreiponoen.
ten, bic ben betti9en Eruppen fol.
gen, Die einai9en 3uitdnoigen 8els
gen in Der 4hgeleoetlbeit. Gle 20.
ben Die Grader bon 5reliro nno
dein0 geIeben. Gie baden aid Die
Observation-Disclosures eelebeu. Die
8oriIer 6dIlder, Die bic funbniin.
nieen 4Hgaben iiber Die oertidJen
8erlulte in bic Melt iesen, baden
fpeoer 0ns cine nod oas arl6ere &c.
isben. Die 6~rnn3ojen BADEN BEN
Geutlhen bic 3oten niht begra,
6en, oaIlr 6aben Iie Sen 9eutIden
iiberlailen, fire Goten ait %begraben.
uiio ielbit tpern es wnbr mare,
ooB Die @euti1en groBe 8erLuite
|gebdbt bGtter, Durbe 6os @eflell.
ne Der i'm 9ienIte e~ngInn6s Itebet.
ben nmcrifaniiden 3eituugen i'm.
mer nod nidlt am BIate Iein. Gle
sroBen @ntiheionngen fonlel obng
gerIuite nid)t be~rbeigeilbrt ner.
ben. Mdn broli6t rur Die Ge.
ihifte Hnieres 9urgertrieges 81
Ieieft, nm Iif oouor 81 uber5ef.
gen. 9ie Spfer, bic Die 9ertiher
bel 9eroun gs6roGt bnben nno nod
bringen, tDeroen nid)t unriouit &c,
brntt. aher bic bieIen 8unoert.
tauienOe, Die Die 4aiierten nif GAL
IlipoIi, GIN Sion5o, in Der Cham
ponge, IN 6Ienoern, an Der beiiora.
Ifiiden Gronf. BEL giga uno 9nra.
burg eeopfert boben, Die iin0 nm,
font geopfert ipor0en % batter
oie ninerifoniihm 3eitungen, 0il
ih iber oie er0iHteten 9erIuitt
bei ger0un nidt berubigen mol
ZEN, urio6e eebabt, 5H flennen
anein Dos -iibrte Iie nidf. @ohir
man BEL oieien @L1ttern greifer
mag. ItoBt man ouf GeiinnimgsIun5
PEREZ. SeufeIei uno GeneinbeIt
Jur 0as berritdte unO perfonmlerl
England cine eern0esu i6eaIe Gun
oesgenoiienidnft.
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Die Gpanselilde @emeinfdaft.
l@inaeioltOt.l


9ie j1hrIi1e Gibung Der 9sebras'
Ia aonferens Der GDnngeliiden @e-
meiuid,ait tagte Oieies Sabr bonn
20.--26. MdrS in Der idOnen &c,
r1unligen gmaniiels Stride Der DC.
meinOe al Stbata.
giibof $. @einmiIler, IN GleDe'
Lamb, g., t%Dobnbnft, fiibrte ben Dor.
lis, uno inner Ieiner 2eitung erlt.
nidelten iid Die aonieren5 . @e-
fddfte I6nea Mi6 gut.
lie anfpeIen0en RepraIentanten
aagemeiner firhIiher 4nItalten nno
tbeologiider Sdulen gnben ernllir.
terrible gerihte, 6orti6iH nno @e-
beiben iiberaH ~oifenbaren0.
Sic Rebrasfa aonferens bat 30
Qofforen In ibrem @erbari6, no.
iuon As Der Sab~resfibum9 beifpobn'
ten. gs fpur0en manderlei 1er.
Inoeutngen IN ben airhenpgeEl
~onqcorbnet. iDo5u mlh bic BERLIN.
eerr1a Der Dienft3eit eines 9reOi.
aers on elmer Bemeiuoe bon 3
syobre auf Z Sabre geb0rt 3oh
lit oiele REMEMBERING suei0ritteI
Der Mebrbeit dler aonferenaeit Der
Stride untertporfen un0 fam 6es.
Rails crit n1flteg Snbr gum Ge.
fes erbcben neroer. "a Shreiber
0ieIes leine 5i6hrige 9ienItaeit an
Der SnIemg @emeiiloe IN Smnbn
binfer lid bnt. 10 ltou0 inn Elm @e'
meinDetuefiel bepor, uH6 iDur0e ibul
0ober Die @eneinbe Stbnco IN
oeren oaitFreunOIiher giitte bieie
aonferen5 togte, ols 5utunFtiges
MrbeitsIeIo iiberIpieieu.
Mir Iieben Omaha, bon mo mir
IN nober 8utunft abfhie0 ne5npn,
dber mir meroen nih Stbotn lie
ZEN. wohin ms Die Stride fir DIG
9utunit in Gienit aeitelt bot.
Ser Lette Gag Der aonferen5 mat
Gin Gag reid an Gegea bonn $errn,
Qah elmer lebrreihen SrOinntious'
preoigt pom 9iihof tpelde boupt'
fdhTid fir bic 4reoiger giIt. uni
speile RotihLdee nn0 4nueiim
aen fir oieieIben entbdlt, iuuroer
spei iunge aonbiooten gum beili
gen 1reoietomt or6iniert. Oil
Notwithstanding fnno unite
Der 2pituns oes MiiIionsR efre
t1rs .. Biemer Itott, fDelfer e
reritsht Die Screen fir Die wtii
Eonsiahe 81 ertDdrmen, 70 oab mad
Ghhb ieiner Rebe innerbolb ei
ner bdlben Shtn0e $3.50 nuF Der
1tiiiiOHsaItor gelegt mrroer.
Mlit einem geiItreifen IebeHbigeI
G~Sottesbienit am Somtae aheHl
fam bic 5oFresiitins Sm ab.
IdhiB.
r. Citerfnq @nltor.
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Gb. 8. MearSIe, annbibut fir
Sberiff.

Ser Go. s. gecaroIe, 9eilba.
Der Der @eitern Gtontp & Gtenril
60, tritt IN Der fonmnenbeii Sri.
mdrunM ais aan1iDnt fir bic 60
miuntion fir Gberiff auf. Gr
Duroe m Douglas Goiitp eeboren
nHo ~oufe5ngen, un0 bot Iih onrd)
ieine 5reunoliffeit un0 Redtidai.
fenbeit biele 5reunoe e%rnorben.
Sails ais Sberiif eripdbIt, Oeripridt
er, Die 6efongenen gut 81 Der,
pFIegen ur6 6araiif 81 feben, ooB
Dem gouft1 nidjt nIebr ais DIE
rirfliden Soften ~nngered]net tper-
ben unO beittt, bnb er onOurh IN
Der Gage mare, Dem Douglas Gontt-
tp idbrlid einiae toHeno Dollars
al eripnren. au1 lit er Der an'
Iiht. ooB Der Gberiff oilBer ieinel
nmtlihen Steae feinem nnoerer
Deidjdft nnfeeben ioGte unb aud
su feiHer ertrogge5onlung bereh.
fiet lit. ginbrefer uio ~Gliifter'
fneipens neroen unter Dem @egimt
6es Germ 60. s. iMeArOle eben
fcns einen iduerea StaHo baben
oa er ieOes einseIne @auerbe 81
ihiIsen oeripridt.
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gtor, bsrRhmtss godbier.

Gin i~elteres un0 relics obgeId.
oertes @ebrdlL garantiert iiber 6
Monote of. geriaumen sic niht,
ei1te oOer 8lpsi aiiten fir oabeim 8u
belteaen. Gs III tni edi11feett EAernB.
9elepboniert gbas. Stor5, &eb.
1860.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-07

Ger Itdofiife gmiinipeftor Gee
Bridges bat ben ShnIrdf benah.
rihtiet. 0ob ser 9litano Der Gin
Central 6odiduIe ocliq un6eirie,
eiseno r6 gum Sel geIaarIih it.
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es brsoblt lid Ia ben aalni
'iifi5isrtm gu5eiaca" o-r Tribune 81
nnitonelercH.
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ab0nnlsrI auI 0le AagIl@s 1lsans.
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+. Citertnq @oiaor-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-11-16
AUCTION BULLETIN


AS am going out of the dairy bust
ness and young cattle and intend to
run big dry stuff on my farm next
year. 1 will positively sell without re-
serve my farm herd of choice short
horn cattle on my farm located miles
east Of Mineral Point, Al miles west of
Waldwick, miles north of Darlington
and / mile east of Ferrill cheese
factory on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1916
the following property:
81 head of CATTLE choice mixers,
81 yearling steers, % spring calves all
steers. Also quantity of feed.
Sale to commerce at 1 o'clock sharp
Terms All sums $40 and under one
years time on bankable notes bearing
per cent interest.
JOHN TERRELL, JR.
THos. FLOOD, Auctioneer.
E. Y. HUTCHINSON, Clerk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-11-16
Fielder & Fielder, Attorneys.
L H6yS.
NOTICE OF ORDER FOR FINAL SETTLEMENT
TESTATE ECTATE

NOTICE OF ORDER FOR FINAL SETTLEMENT
TESTATE ESTATE.
STATE of Wisconsin, Iowa County Court-ss
y In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at a special term
of the Iowa county court to be held in and for
said county, at the court house in the city of
Dodgeville, in said county, on the 2lst day of
November, A. D. 1916, being the third Tuesday
of said month, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of
said day, the following matters will be heard and
considered:
The application of Peter Dallas, executor of
the last will and testament of William Dallas,
late of said county, deceased for the examina-
ton and allowance of his administration
account, and that the last will and testament
of said deceased be construed and the assign
ment of the residue of said estate to such
persons as are by said will and by law
entitle4 to same, and for the determination and
adjudication of the inheritance tax, if any, pay
able in said estate.
And it is further ordered, that public notice
thereof be given to all persons interested by
publishing a copy of this order for three weeks
successfully, prior to said day of hearing in the
Iowa County Democrat, weekly newspaper
published in said county.
Dated this 24th day Of October, 1916.
By the Court,
ALDRo jerks. County Judge.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-11-16
MINERAL POINT OF TODAY
NOTES BY THE DEMOCRATS
NEWS CATERER.

Mr. and Mrs Joseph Cox and family
arrived here Saturday from Alma Cen
ter to reside here.
Rev. FIR. Carrigg of Hollandale was the
guest of Rev. FIR. Weyer Thursday.
Miss Mile Reichling of Darlington
was a guest Of her cousins Misses
Margaret and Josephine Stude over
Sunday.
The new telegraph Office on High
street in the Metz drug store building
is now completed and ready to serve
the public.
Mrs John Schaub of Beloit arrived
here last Thursday for a weeks visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs John
May.
Mr. and Mrs John Weyer of Lomira
are guests this week of his brother Rev.
n. Weyer.
Miss Ruth Ducey of Hollandale was
week end guest of Miss Beanie
DOrnan.
Mr. and Mrs James Caughlin of
Miffiin visited their daughter Mrs John
Cox here from Friday until Monday.
A young son arrived at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs Paul Springer, Nov. 4.
Mrs j. Stevens has returned from a
four months visit at Granville, N :.
Dakota.
Miss Lena Godthart is visiting her
sister Mrs Charles McCabe in Chicago.
Miss Leona Rupert of Parker, S.
Dakota, was the guest of her cousin
Nick Linden and wife from Tueday
until Thursday.
Prof. j. o. Hughes of Miff1in spent
Satul day and Sunday here with rela-
tives.
Charles Wong spent the past week
in Dodgeville on business
Mr. and Mrs William Roache of
Miffiin visited friends here Friday.
Miss Mildred Cozzens visisted friends
in Madison Saturday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-11-16

,W )|iE|Si;53is. ;;;{{|S' %';;i;2s13(9D
\tSv/ hsDEARhou Nj DIRECTOR
DIRECTORY SENT FREE.

A recent issue of 1.-The Crusader -
the monthly magazine of the Wisconsin
Anti Tu berculosis Association, contains
much information on the subject of
tuberculosis which should be known to
every intelligent citizen of the state.
A limited supply Of copies has been set
aside for free distribution, so long as
they last, to readers of this column
who send their names and addresses to
that Association, University Extension
Building, Milwaukee.
The frontispiece is a beautiful bit of
art photography. 1t is view of a
sleeping porch on which patient, tax :
ing the cure, is silhouetted against the
glow of the setting sun shining across
the Fox River. Several other full page
illustrations are included, which give
in glance some idea of the splendid
beginning that has been made in this
state to curb the ravages OF consump-
ton which is responsible for one in
every eleven deaths. These include the
State Sanatorium at Wales, the Con-
valescent Camp at Tomahawk Lake.
the nine County Sanatoria, and Mil
waukee's new Preventorium, the first
institution of this character established
in Wisconsin.
A brief article entitled, Some
Things You Should Know If You Have
tuberculosis" sums up very concisely
the advice that the most competent
medical specialists in tuberculosis give
their patients. Inasmuch as there are
many consulnptives killed each year by
wrong notions and bad advice of rela-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-11-16
JONESDALE
BY LUCILLE HARRIS.

BY LUCILLE HARRIS.
D. F. Murphy was Dodgeville caller
Friday.
Mrs James Jackson and son Franklin
spent Friday and Saturday at Dodge
vile.
Frank Borban was Dodgeville caller
Friday.
Miss Mary erase visited at Mineral
Point Saturday.
Misses Marjorie Kramer and Meta
Lehr returned to this place Saturday
after attending the Prosperity day at
Dodgeville.
Miss Mary erase visited at Mineral
Point Saturday.
James jackson and daughters Gwen
doline and Catherine Ann spent Satur-
day at Dodgeville.
About eighty five neighbors and
friends gathered at the home of Mr. and
Mrs R. H. Harris and gave a miscel-
laneous shower to their daughter Marie
on Monday evening. Well filled baskets
were brought and Marie received many
beautiful and useful gifts.
Rev. Mr. Cookson and N. II. Cockings
of Waldwick had business here Tues
day.
Ed. Ley was Waldwick caller Mon
day and Tuesday.
J. Il. Harris and Mrs Henry Nygard
of Waldwick were callers here Friday
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Van Matre OF
Fayette visited Monday at the II. R
Carter home.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Jackson of Min
eral Point are visiting their son Robert
near this place.
Mrs William McNeill of Mineral
Point is visiting her daughter Mrs d. o
Williams near this place.
Miss Annie Girardin spent from
Thursday until Saturday at Dubuque.
D. G. Jones was a Dodgeville caller
Saturday.
Miss Maude Girardin spent Thursday
at Freeport.
Jacob Luxum was Hollandale caller
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Weier of Dodgeville is
visiting relatives here this week.
John Gorgen spent Thursday at
Mineral Point.
Mrs Ella Dexter of Waldwick is visit
ing at the II. f.. Carter home.
Mr. and Mrs D. F. Murphy and fami
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-11-16
KING BROTHERS SALE

AS we are dissolving partnership, we
will sell the following property to the
highest bidder, on the premises known as
the old Dan Benson farm, situated 9
miles north of Darlington and miles
south of Mineral Point on the Darling
ton and Mineral Point road,
THURSDAY, Nov, %, 1916
commencing at 1 o'clock sharp.
Is head Yearling Steers, Yearling
heifers, IA spring calves(9 heifars and
5 steers.)
1 bay horse years old weight 400;
1 bay mare 10 years old weight 1400
1 bay gelding 2 years coming 3; black
mare years old; 1 black mare "A
years DID, about 20 tons good hay in
shed.
Machinery - Slower gas engine IL
horse power; Slower gas engine h. p.
and pumping jack complete; 1 steam
engine 10 h. p; silo cutter; Interna'
tional n azure spreader.
Lunch sharp at noon.
Terms: All sums of $40 or under,
cash; all sums over that amount year S
time on bankable notes bearing six per-
cent interest. KING BROTHERS.
THOMAS FLOOD, AuctioDeer.
E. G.. PENHALLEGON, Clerk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-11-16
DARLINGTON.

The Republican Journal: Mrs Orrin
Judkins is spending four days of this
week with her parents in Mineral
Point
Mesdames Andrew Remfrey and Pat
rick McQuaid attended the funeral of
their mother, Mrs Schaumberg, at
Mineral Point on Saturday of last
week. Others who attended the funeral
from this vicinity were Mr. and Mrs
j. j. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs Alloy Remfrey,
Mrs Frank McQuaid and Mrs Frank
Sauers.
Hans j. Larson will leave this
Thursday morning for a visit to
Iowa, Minnesota South Dakota and
Nebraska. He will be gone about two
weeks.
Look over the Want column.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-11-16
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
r. O. Clerk.

An examination for clerk will be held
at the post office in this city on Novem-
Der %, 1916.
Age limit. Is to As years on the date
of examination.
Married women will not be admitted
to the examination. This prohibition,
however, does not apply to women who
are divorced.
Applicants must be physically sound,
and male applicants must be not less
than feet inches in bare feet, and
weigh not less than 1875 pounds without
overcoat Or hat.
Tor application blanks and for full
information relative to the examination,
qualifications, duties, salaries, vaca-
tons, promotions, etc address immed
lately. ELLSWORTH N. HARRIS,
Secretary, Board Of Civil Service Exa
miners, Post office, Mineral Point, Wis
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-11-16

tives and friends, every person who
knows victim of this disease should
read and ponder this we'll.
Ignorance and misinforma kill so
many. knowledge saves lives and
should be used more often. One who
saves a life at the risk of his own is a
hero. And yet the service of saving a
life, when done with little personal
trouble and at no personal risk, is of
just as great value to the individual
thus saved, and to his family. The
above mentioned "Crusader" is life
saver. Can you use one?