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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-10
DEPENDS UPON HOW ORDERS ARE CARRIED OUT

Decision, However, Is Not Final and Several Points In Text of
Kaiser's Answer Are Not Yet Clear. Particularly With
Reference of Armed Merchant Ships-0ttcial Copy Not
Yet Received-FnaI Action May Not Be Taken Until Next
Week.
Washington, d. G, May 5--While final decision on the attitudi
of the American government awaits the official text, some cabinet
members indicated that the German assurances probably would be
accepted, and that diplomatic relations would not be broken unless
endangered.
Washington, d. G, May 5.-President Wilson and the cabinet
went carefully over the German note as transmitted in news dis
patches from Berlin.
A first feeling that it was unsatisfactory was somewhat lcavened
by the text of the new orders to submarine commanders, although it
was foreseen that the reference to immunity for merchant ships
recognized by international law might admit of some dispute of
Interpretation.
So much depends upon words and their shades of meaning in
voved in translation from German to English that no decision can be
attempted until the official text is in the presidents hands.
Ambassador Gerard cabled today that he had started it On the
cables last night. 1t ought to be in Washington tonight OF early to-
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-10

When the cabinet meeting broke Ill
Secretary Lansing met all inquire
with this reply: Il annot discuss
at all at this time"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-05-10
TO Wait and
SEE HOW GERMANS APPLY
new ORDERS TO U-B0ATS

Conflicting Views Prevail as to Conditional Surrender of Ger
many on Conduct of Submarine Warfare. But American
Government Is Inclined to Accept Assurances With Coed
Faith Pending Execution of New instructions to Com
rnanderS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-08
grnb nit 9eutihlanS !?

@enn man ben Sps3ial= &orrsippnz
oenten in 0aibiRstOn slauben t0nnte,
pirbs siH gru4 5pii4en unIerem
2aHbe unp Deuti4lanb i9pn inner
bal6 Disrunb5Dan3ig StunDeu gu ers
purten iteben. Nas absr Sur Geg,iius
ouns Otsier aniiat seiast pirb, 1T
psit baDpn, einIeu4teno 5u iein. Sine
4nsabs ssbt babin, Der prGiiDent lei
iebr aufsebru4t iiber bic Rebe Des
oeuti4en ReidstanSlers, ppriH ct err
tIdrte, Der Saudboottrisg ipiirDs ni6t
etngsiteat, ionbsrn nod nit sr0bersr
eHti4iebenbeit fortgsisst perOsn. Sc
Ile ni9t 81 peritebeu, tpis Der BrdfDent
ft9 barii6er aufregen ioIte unb ipels
6es Rs6t er bate, ii6 bariibsr auf5us
regen. DeutfdIaHb bat ME gefdgt, oab
es ben 2au46oottrisg einftelen tpirb,
tann unb fpirb es ME Idgen. Ses
QGeiteren bat Der prGlibent felbit b,
Re4t Geutf9lanbs, einen Taua6oots
tries gu fiibren, 3ugeftaubsn. Gr BAT
MIR gsbinsungsn baran setniipft.
Disfe iinb, OaB cine @srfenfuns BON
5anbelsf4iffeu nur bann itattfinoen
fone, nadbem fie dnserufen uorDen
iiro unb ben paiTugiersn @elegenbeit
gegeben poroen 1T, fi6 in Sidsrbeit
gu brineen. 0ieie 9ebinsungen su err
fhue1, bat Seuti9ldnb reripro6en
unb es Diro iein Dort bolten. 9t6er
D0llig unbereftistsr uub untpitltiirlis
der Beiie bat Der Yrdiibent bic gum
a6fhfuB gelaugtsn unterbonbluneen
iber bic .,Quiitanid" Aneelsaenbeit
Diebsr aufgeroat, iubem CT Bic fpeitere
Forberung ftellte, bab bic angsfiihrten
Beoingunsen aud BEL beipaffnsten Sans
belsidiffen CUR anpenbune qsfanaen
foqen. Darauf min Seutf6fonb nidlt
etHaeben neil bepaffnefe 6anbelsz
fAtffe uuter ben burh bic 5au9bpote
sef6affsHsu @erbGltHiFsn artssss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-08

Die Rebe bes Rei6sianSlsrs,
ipprin er ale Gerii9te iiber Oeutit,s
lambs 4bii9t auf ameritaniidcs 8e'
bet als uniinnises @ersbe biuiteut,
bat einsn tiefeu unb suten ginorud N
bieiem 2anoe sema4t. Sieien per-
iu9t bic 5orppreiie Su pertpiiaen ino
bringt bic gemertung, oaB Deuti1z
lamb allen @laubsn einsebiiBt babe anO
Der aansler bas ameritaniide Bolt
ni6t tGufden t0nne. Gs pirb nidht
seIast mas bic Osuti9e GbrIibteit IN
9srruf sebra4t babe, mir permutben
aber, oab auf gslgien angeipieIt lptro,
mas lsbieIi9 Elm 8eriu4 sur SGus
i1ung bes ameritouiI6eH 8pltes lit.
Inter ben BON bsm &anSier srpdbnten
5risbensbeoingungen piro angefiiGrt,
ba B0euti6lanb tetne 2lbitft bet, Bel
glen au annsttirer. bab es bios gegen
5lantenangriffe iiber 9elgien gsiihert
isin ppne. 9as Idbt eriebsn. oaB
Seutidlanb ritt in geIgien sinsespz
gen 1T, I'm bieies gu erobsrn, ions
bern einem 5lantsndnsriff. per, pie
ipGtsr aufgefunbene Offtteue belgii4e
Optumente errpieien babsn, eepi1nt
mar, porbsuaen nollte. Sn onDereH
Sorp6lGttern pirD Die ulte 2iige lpies
berbplt, oab 0eutidlanb ben Sriea
aneefunaen babe. Wsr bas fagt, mutt
ii6 elmer aroben untpiiIenheit i6uIbia.
bic sinem getruae nabstommt ober eIs
neg birettsn getruges. benn tper bic
ruffiihen 0epeT6eu, bic DOR Iusbrud
beg Srieass mad Berlin geihidt tpurs
ben, qelefen bat, erlangt bardus ben uns
umftDbli6en 8speis, bab Der Srieoen
aeIihert iperben tounte, inoem Rug
lamb bic Wtobiima6ung einitelte uno
bab bas itrats psrpeigert purbe. Yer
Gar iagte, oab er bic Wobilnahung
nidt sinitelen t6nue, nahosm fie Be
eonnsn tporbsH fei uub fein Wftn'iter
Sufouop log ebsrfu fred. inbem er
faats, baR cine Nobilmd6unq tsinsn
Sriea bebeute. Splhe 9lusfliihte
tonnts DeutfhIanb, tpie Sober Der ebr.
lid urtbeilen min suaeftebsn NUT.
nift unoers ouffaTen, uls bab RuRs
lamb 3sit sepinnen nolIte. Inn feline
Waobilmahuna nod poIitGnoider All
MAIDEN, als iie es T6On o6nsbin mar
urb bemnad Deuti6laub teins anbers
Wahl 6lie6, als Dem Teinos ert1eoen
au mdrihirsr. Wenn man meter pen
8erfauf beg 9rieges perfolat urb rpeif,
tpelths unneheuren ruiIiTdhsn Seere in
ben srfter stunben beg 9riedes Tfon
aur Stsffe tparer. Der fpirn ebenfafrs.
uuser. haR er nbii6tlid Iiiner min.
ni6t hsitrsiter fDnrer, bab RuBIarS
unb ale feline Gfliirtsn ben arisg aug
Idnger Sanb oprbereiiet batt.n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-08

gen unb aud i'm nidt serineen WdRe
bi. feinDlihen Wlannihoften ielbit per=
treibsn. Die 6ranSpien iinb mad,tlps
basessn, ipeil lie tros ibrer prablereien
ni9t iiber fold ipeittraeenbe uno
I6tpere Gei9iiBe perfiisen, ipis ibre
@esnsr. es riebsrboIt iid) bic De-
fbi4te BON 1870, tpenn aud, bic 5ran=
Soien in bieiem Sabre obne 6rass be-
beutenb beFer porbsreitet itnb, als bas
mails. Der tp bre 3iped bieIer 5luns
terei 1T offeubar. Die sSranspIen ipiis
fen, bab lie 9srbun ni9t baltsn tonnen
uno bas Doll Ioll iiber bic RGumuna
Der StelIung, bon Der es INNER bisb.
bab lie ben unbe3tpingbnren Gels bilbe,
an tpelhem bic Seutf6en ssrIhellen
ipurben, baourh berubiet perosn, inoem
man ibm fagt, bak bic bsutihs 6esrsss
madt an Der 9eSpingune BON @srbun
'id perblutet babe. 9teIe unpa6ren
TarIteIIunssn srinnsrn ebenfalls an bic
3eit BON 1870. Sc mebr Die Sranso<
fen bamaIs suiammensehdusn ipuroen.
beIto msbr bebduptstsn Iis, bes Sieses
sepiB 81 iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-08

Nber bidsa unpsrmsibIihen Wirfiln'
gen bes strissss sntipridt auf Der aus
teren Seife bod cine 2lu1hliebuH2
bes bisbsr nidbt raiionsa ansssnuBfen
ASalbgebieis. Die euien Msgt nnb
griiden, al btnen ss bisber fsplis,
ipsrbsn ipdter BEN frisblidxn yeritpr
tienen. 60 mand3es Dorf aus Slods
bduiern, In benz fs aud an grnnnsil,
gabsbduisrn, Yferbsit6lIsn unb Wors
ratsrlumen nift fsbIt, biirfts bdnn
con ben 5uriidfsbrtnoen einipobnsra
nit gefalao fslest lpsrben. gorlaus
fla baben bic 4nlassn ariegs5ipst 81
erfiilen. Wlau bari nit boiler Sss
itimmtbeit unb @snuetuuug idgsIl,
bab bier alles setan iporbsn III. mas
in menfaIidtr ardft ftsbt, I'm ois
bcuifhe sSront ni6t nur 81 ildfrr,
ionbern iie aud fir bic 1rappen ere
traalib ,u MAIDEN. DemsemGb IT
aud Der @eIunbbeits5uiianb Der
aruppen ebsnfo siinitig. pie ibrs
Gtimmiina bon Stanbbaftisisii e.s
ttauen pirb. Was bic oussHbltd'
Ii6e lleberaanssseit iurs ober lang
iein, 10 fpirb bic ermiiSunsstatiit I'M.
Ieter Gesner linen bier pie aHoersip0
CANA ssiuib isin.n GrfOls brinesn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-08

Giner Der 9egner. peIde
bic geitdtigung bon granbsis als
Sberbunoesri9tsr betGnpfen, III &c.
nator Gummins BON Soma. OieIer
bebauptet, bab 9ranbeis bon Der Sans
eeIssaommiiiion aneeitelt porben lei,
I'm bic Sntereiien bes ameritaniihsn
Bottles segeu bic 5ra6tsrb0buus auf
ben Gi1enba6nen gu pertreten uND
bob granOeis bas Bolt uerratben unb
feline Stelluus aIs 4nlpalt Der Rsnie.
rung mtBbrau6t babe, neil er in itis
ner Rebe pOi Der 9onoeIssapmmiHion
seiaet babe, oab bic Gintiinfte Der
Gifenbabnen unssniigsnO feien unb
Elm Sra9tuuffblas baber eere6tfsr>
tigt pGre. Tas 1T cine gans falide
Suriteaung oes SadpsrbaIts. Der
s5ranosis 5utheiI gepOrbsne 9luftrag
mar nidt, bic gere6tigune bes Grahts
oufi4laus gu beitreiten, Ionbern bic
&pmmiiIion bariiber auf3utldren, ob
Der Iufffla9 berehtist tpdrs obs- ni6t
nnb mad fprgfdItiger grifunq Der
Shatfa6en bat granbsis feline Gnii6t
dbgeaeben, bub bic Giisnbabnen nit
ben bisbsrisen 5radtruten niht lbr
AusfommeH finbsn t0nnteH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-08

Die Sransofen Iinb merit
fpiirbig iiber bic 9erluite Der 9eutiten
unterri4tet. sic polIsn aenau piiIen,
iDiepiel beutf6e Waunifaften b.i Der
bun sefaaen uno piepiel nerpuubet
fiHo. Das III natiirlid cine Slunterei.
mir gEauben ni9t einmal, bdb bic
bsiitfde Seeresleituns i.lbit ieBt fapn
genane 4ustunft bariiber ertbeileu
fOnnts. 46er oiefe Winbbeutelti Der
yran3oien Finbst lire Wiberleauna in
ibren 0ieberlagen. Sic laqen, bic
Deutfden bdttsn idpn 100000 Manu
perloren. 8enn bas tpabr 1T, hann
foEten fte ertldrsn, ipis ss fommt, bub
Elm JeItungsDerf bei @srbun na6 rem
unnefen genomnen ipirb. Das iolIte
bod einem Jsinbe nidt m6ali9 iein,
Der fold fhDere Deriuite erleioet. Mie
es iih nit Der Sadie pirtli6 oerbdlt,
bdriiber 6efebrt uns bic beutf6e 6ees
resleitung in uusreifenbiter Weiie.
Sie faat, bdb bic 9ertufte unqetp06ns
lid aerina fiHb unp ertfdrt audi bic
llrf1che. Ger aaulpf pirb sumeift init
rem fchperen Gsffiiteu aefiihrt, pe,de
his fhuieridffe 4rb,i. uerrt6ten, irs
BEN Fe bic gefefisuusen gu 8pben les
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-08

-aeine mild fir Teuti6-
lamb. JiepraientaHt aitfin, Der be.
uo!ratiiGeJiibrer i'm Sais unS Dor.
iiter ocs aomnittees fir Mfit.eI lmS
@egrs fanS aeiiern auf ieinem
ShreibtiId, ciuen Brief oes Siaats.
Sepnrte,nents, in iceIdem oieies nit
8eomnern ertlart, oab es in Der 5ra.
ge Der Gerianbing bon fonbeniirter
WiIh iiir Die biinaernben aiiiSer in
Tc,ltihlano iui6 Geiterreid). llngarn
Ieioer nitts mebr gu tbun permag.
aitdin. Der ii9 fir Die arbcit oes
@iirgerfomHittees IN Wetu Uorf In.
iereiiirt im6 bic arage ipabrideinIi6
bemlIddit I'M aonlnrittee fir w1ittel
iinb Wege energiih aufnebmen ipirS,
bate siIpor IN eiilem Brief 6ns
StnatsDcparterient Inn Musfmnft or.
iiidji. Oh es obne sIniioroerung bon
Seiten bes aonereiies borgehen nnb
iiir oie RedJfe aifierIfnIiiher Biirger
eiiitretcn iperoe, auicrbcnL cb es ir.
geno ipeldes Material babe. bus Die
pon BEN 8iirger.a .aommittee peroi.
fentlidten 9nbien iiber bic Wildnoth
in Geutihlonb si ipiSerIegen her.
m5dte. @ei0es bat man perrpeieert,
nit Dem &inipeis anf cine DOT LANCER
Belt NON pnris tnb 2onoon serihte.
te slitfrage, Oh gnglaifb unb ssfani.
reid, geneigt ipdren bic gerIenbnng
BON fcnoeniirter wlild nadj, imo bic
@ertbeiIiing IN TeItidInnS unter
ben sluipi5ien bes amerifunii&en
Mothen areu5es 8ii geitntten. ssranf.
reid, antrportefe bieranf ablebnerb.
GneIano iiberbaiipt nitt. Tantit bot
man I'm Gtaatsbeparternent bic Ga.
DIE ruben Ioiien- sIuh NIT geontpor.
tune bcs BON Germ aitHin seidnS.
ten griefes bat man fih Seit seIoi.
fen, tr,tbem ber jetf erfbeifse ge-
i6eib bsretts Dor @odeu bdtte seae.
ben lperoen f6ilHetk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-08
Die 9afoIinperbraud)e

Die Ga olinperbrau6er
tDollen Elm ausfubrperbot segen bieies
oetriebsmaterial pon 4utomo6tlen
unb anberen Mai6inen forbsrn, neil
Der ftarts abflub Ha9 europa Obns
Grase bic rieiise Preissrb0bung osrs
oHlaBt Bat, ipel9s bic automobils Sns
biitrie labm au leesn brpbt, ba als
islbitperitdnblid geltsn lam, bab Der
8erfauf BON 4utomobilen Bel ben bos
ben Gaiolinpreiien bebsutel,b abfGnt.
Gin 4usfubrperbot tpirb audi ppn ben
Jabriten eritrebt, tpelhe bic gbsmitas
lien brau6en, bic CUR 5eritelIung DON
Bomben unb Granatsn bienen. Sn
biefen Waaren lit ber preis eeraoe3u
unerIdpinsli6 setDproen, 10 bab pisle
gBaaren .fpel6e aus bisisn Gbemita:
lien dngefertigt Derben, unnertduili6
setporbsn iinb. Wenn bic glnqsIeqens
belt DOR ben aonsreb selanst, fpirb
biefer AL enti9eiben 6dben, Of es MIDI
tiger lit, bic ameritaniide synbuitrie
su retten, ober ben Gniirten 8eiitanb
au leiften. Die Srass ioGlte iid Don
felbit beaHtporteH, absr Der prGiirent
fpirb feinen gansen Ginflub ausiiben,
um folhe gusfubrperbote gu oerhiiten.
fpeil ibm bag Doblsrgeben Der QGiire
ten mebr am Ser5sn lisst, als Der
ameritanif4en giirssr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-08
Ctr gbparb @ren mir b

~ VIZ v " y
utiibe sebabt baben, oas 3aasn gu
perbsiben, aIs er i'm parlament iaste,
bab bic Der. Staaten niht au BEN
Autirten geb0rsn. Gr bat ibrs SGfen
gesen bic giufubr unb 9lusfubr qss
fperrt uno seftattet Sdiffen, uuTere
9ofen nur nit 3uitimmuns eines bris
tiI9en &oniuls gu oerlafsn. Gr ldbt
pdiiaeiere auf amsritanii9sn S9itfen
in @efdngeni9aft abfiibren unb mas er
an @elb uno Waffen brau4t, ipirb inn
bon ben Der. Stuaten seliefsrt. Oas
tbut bod MIR Elm Qliirter unb ipas
bic Der. Stuuten an 9epalttbaten err
nulbsn, ldbt iid bod nur Elm sluiirter
gefallen.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-12-21
WOULDL)ISCUSS
BEEF At MEETINGS
INl4COUNTIES

Madison, Dec 16-Meetings which
may add to the states meat supply
and at the same time develop a most
profitable side line to general farm
ing in Wisconsin will be started when
the first baby beef institute convenes
at New Richmond, St. Croix county,
on January 3.
Growing directly out of the new
interest il the raising e early Gi1- r.
ing beef, which eliminated in the Wis
consin Boys Baby Beef Show at Madi-
son in November, the idea has taken
root, and in response to local demands
special baby beef Institutes viii be
held at twenty points in different
counties this season.
The project will be carried On CO.
operatively by the Wisconsin Live
Stock Breeders Association, the De-
partment of Farmers Institutes, and
the state associations representing
the following breeds Of beef cattle;
Aberdeen Angus, Hereford, Red Pol
led and Shorthorn. The program COM
mittee announces that Walter L. Hou-
ser, of Mondovi, well-known live
stock breeder with much baby beef
experience, will conduct the Institutes,
assisted in each case by local stock
men.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-12-21
FIRST dutch
NEWSPAPER

The Sheboygan Nieuwsbode, the
first Dutch newspaper to be estab-
lished in the United States, was
founded by Jacob Quintus at Sheboy-
gan in October, 1849. 1t purported
to be "an organ for Netherlanders in
America" Quintus edited the paper
until May, 1859, after which it was
conducted by August Pott until its
suspension in May, 1861.
Not unlike the fate of the recent
election predictions were the forecast
and subsequent shifting of the
papers political policies. The Nieuws-
bode was launched as a Democratic
organ but from 1856 to October, 1857,
supported the Republican party,
swung back again to the Democratic
side, but after 1860 consistently sup
pO1CSQ bIS 1NSpuUIICdu party, uIlCI1 1t
was merged in the Zeitung in May,
1851.
The State Historical Society of
Wisconsin, whose collection of news
papers is with the exception of that
of the Library of Congress supposed
to be the largest in the United States,
was evidently early in the field for
newspapers. In 1854, ostensibly
through the efforts of its secretary,
DR. Lyman c. Draper, the Society
was receiving the regular issue of the
Sheboygan Nieuwsbode. For the pc
Rod from March q, 1854, to Deem
Der 26, 1860, the Society possesses an
almost complete file Of this interest
ing Dutch paper.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-12-21
HAWK FREED
IN MONTANA
KILLED IN
SOUTH AMERICA
Bird Released Aug. 10 Had Made
$500 Mile Trip When 1t Was Shot
On Oct. $3.50 Miles a Day.

Red Lodge, Mont, Dec. 16.-A large
hawk caught by Eddie Hotchkiss Aug.
10 was killed Oct. 20 on Bogota plain,
nine miles north of Bogota, capital Of
the South American republic of Colon
bia.
When Hotchkiss caught the bird he
conceived the idea of attaching to it
a bottle containing his name and adj
dress and releasing it.
This he did, and has just received a
letter, dated Nov. 4, from Louis Felipe
Rulda of Colombia, in which he wrote
of killing the hawk and finding the
bottle tied to the birds neck. In an
air line, Bogota is about $500 miles
from Red Lodge.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-12-21
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
~ ELM CSDAH

Mrs. Percy Daily went to Madison
yesterday to spend the holidays with
her parents.
Mrs. Kate Pepin left today for Mil
waukee to spend Christmas with her
son Arthur and wife.
Miss Ann Schultz will spend Christ
mas at her home at Ripon.
Miss Rose Johnson, who is employed
as stenographer at the Consolidated
Office will spend Christmas at Rhine
| lander
Miss Gretchen Morgan of Wausau is
a guest at the E. l. PhiIleo home
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Kalaher and son
Bob leave for Flint, Michigan, Thurs
day where they will spend the holi-
day vacation.
Miss Alva Joshlyn and Margaret
Dobbs leave tonight for their home in
Glendale to spend the holidays with
their parents.
The Independent Magazine, with
which is incorporated Harper's Weekly
has an article in the issue of Deem
Der Il, written by Roy Nash son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. E. Nash of this
city. The article is headed "The Lyn-
ching of Anthony Crawford" The
editor of the Independent, heads the
article thus, How the author gath
cred the facts of this Iynching may be
guessed from an item in the Abbeville
''Press and Banner" of November
%" Roy Nash, of New York City,
spent several days in Abbeville re-
Gently looking over the AbbevilIe coun-
ty farm lands with a view to making
extensive investments. So far no
sales have been reported, but Mr..
Nash proves that he is interested in
AbbeviIle by subscribing to ''The Press
and Banner"
Cleve~ says that Hugh has become
so proficient on the Ukelele that he has
ordered an eight foot Marimba for him
to play at the January show If Hugh
makes as much progress on the Ma
rimba as he did on the Ukelele there
will be some show.
Miss Constance Boorman who teach
es at Wausau will come home Friday
to spend the holidays.
Miss Caroline Schnabel will come
home Friday from Wausau where she
teaches, to spend the holidays.
Ryland Boorman who teaches at
Wausau will spend Christmas with
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-12-21
THE naming
Of WISCONSIN
Counties

Ozaukee County is named for the
noted Wisconsin tribe of Indians,
the Sacs or Sank, "Ozaukee," being
the name by which the Chippewa
called this tribe. AS often with In
dian names, differing explanations
of its meaning in English have been
advanced. More commonly it is as
serted to mean people living at the
mouth of a river" Others render it
as people of yellow earth"
Pepin County takes its name from
Lake Pepin, an enlargement of the
Mississippi River well known to the
early EMPLOYERS. Lake Pepin is one
of the oldest names on the map of
Wisconsin, being found there as
early as the year 1900 Probably it
was named for one of the compan-
ions of Duluth, the famous wood
ranger whose name is now borne by
Minnesota's great lake port. One
authority, however, supposes Lake
Pepin to have been named for Pepin
the Short, an eighth century king of
the Franks.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-12-21
FREE DENTAL WORK
PROVIDED IN SIX
WISCONSIN CITIES

Madison, Wis, Dec. 15.-Free den
tai work for needy school children is
now being supplied in six Wisconsin
cities. The cities which have free
dental clinics are GAINESVILLE, Madison,
Milwaukee, Oshkosh, Racine and Wau-
sau, according to information just
compiled by the municipal reference
bureau Of the University of Wiscon-
sin Extension division.
GAINESVILLE has for the past two sea-
sons furnished room in the city hall
as a dental clinic and appropriated
800 to assist in the purchase of sup
plies. Deficits are made up by civic
club of women. The local dentists
have donated half days of service and
the clinic has been held two days a
week during the 40 weeks of school.
This fall they have demurred against
giving their services entirely free Of
charge.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-12-21

his parents, DR.. and Mrs. C. A. Boor-
man.
Jerre Witter who attends HiIl's
school in Pennsylvania is expected
home to spend the holidays.
Miss Anna Mcmillan is home from
/ Chicago where she teaches school to
spend the holidays.
Harry Rablin of Spokane who with
his family will spend the holidays in
thisthis city will later go to Eau Claire
where he will take a position with the
Tanberg Auto Co.
Mrs. R A. Mcdonald will spend the
holidays in Ladysmith with her son
Burt
John Wittenberg who has been en-
ployed in Kenosha for some time is
in the city to spend the holidays with
his parents.
Miss Marion Jeffrey who has been
visiting in Winona with relatives spent
Tuesday IL the city at the Boetcher
hcme before returning to her home
in Green Bay.
Mrs Albert Natwick has accepted
position at Miller's Bargain store
during the holidays.
Andrew Shymanskiawho is employed
in Kenosha Will spend the Xmas days
in the city with his father.
Miss Mae SPAIN of Milwaukee will
be a guest at the Joe shymanski home
! during the holidays.
Miss Isla Davis will spend Xmas
vacation in Sherry with friends.
Misses Anna Peterson and Fern
Knutson leave tomorrow for their
home in Saratoga to spend the holi-
days.
Mrs. John Arney leaves today for
Seymour for a couple weeks visit with
her son.
DR.. Mrs. VIM. RuckIe and family
leave Friday for Menasha, where they
will spend the holidays DR.. Ruckle
will return Tuesday and his family will
remain for a more extended visit.
Mrs. Eugene Miller left yesterday
for Bancroft to attend the funeral of
a relative
Mr. and Mrs Walter L. Wood will
spend Christmas with relatives at
Marshfeld
Miss Corrine Kraus of the Consoi-
dated Office force will spend Christmas
at her home at MarshfeId.
The Masonic Order No. 128 held in
stallation of officers at their regular
meeting held last evening
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-12-21
SON OF REVOLUTIONARY
GENERAL RESIDES IN
STATE CAPITAL

The American Revolution ended
1873 years ago Astonishing as it
may seem, one Of the leading lawyers
of Madison is a son Of a general who
fought throughout the Revolution to
win our independence from Great
Britain. William A P. Morris, lit
eral "son of the Revolution" comes
of distinguished lineage. Among his
ancestors are numbered royal gov
errors and colonial judges. His grand
father, Lewis Morris, was a signer of
the Declaration of independence. His
father, General JACOB Morris, friend
Of Washington and Lee, aided in the
defense of Fort Moultrie in 1776 and
fought at Monmouth a few years
later. The Madison lawyer is the
son of d second marriage Of the gen
eral, who was seventy-six years of
age at the time of his birth. Al
though in his eighty-fourth year his
intellectual power is undimmed and
he continues one of the ablest mem
bers of the Madison bar. In his
home are many mementoes from the
period now century and a third re-
moved from US, when his father
fought for American independence.