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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-21

reibeiiser eineeret6t, ser oie bel ibm
angelte1ten metbliben Yerlonen l1n-
ger als 81 5tunoen pro ISOLDE bot
te arbeiten laiien.
9te Son Intonio Utilities
Manufacturing Gonlpmp puroe nit
einem 8etriebsfapitol BON $4,000
inforporiert. @ls Mitglieoer Ser
Sirma iino eingetragen: $. s.
&1l1utb, $. 8. Slice uno &. 90. @elt.
Cine an Ser &ingsburp Stro=
be tpobnenoe Srol1 muroe our6 Ell
nen gaie=8oH, Der nit poaer @lt6t
bon Ser 9olfeule g%etroffen mar,
1dper am Wl1nbe berlebt. Gin ber=
beigeruferer 8oli5iit bradte sic SUM
gems gort5 geborig auf ben Grab.
Ser merifanii6e Irbeiter sSe-
lipe 3nniga muroe am 9ienitag
abeno bon einem t9iabrigen 2aros-
mann NIT einem Melier a~1gegriffen
limo libel 5lgeridtet; Ser Wfelierbelo
tpliroe berhaftet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-21
Gebensmittelpreiie int 9emtidlanb.

Ser lette uns borliegenoe geribt
iiber ACKNOWLEDGMENT in 9eutid=
lano bonn 1. Ipril, giebt oie folgen=
ben Breiie ON, Die in oen meiiter
Sallen Inn Dos 0oppelte bober iino
tpie in oemielben Monat oes per=
gangenen Sabres: &inbfleii6 bon
Der 9enoe 8 Marf-75 Gents per
Sfuno; &inofleild bon Ser grult
20 Gents; aalbfleild BON ser S6ul-
ter 60 Gents, &olbfleil6 bon ser
gruit Sc Gents; 2amm BON Ser
S6ulter &c Gents; 2amm bon ser
grult GA Gents, Sfmeinefleild,
&ippen 45 Gents; frilde-
S6infen 40 Gents; eerG11derter
Sped 81 Gents, gerGnferter Sdin.
fen Is Gents, Butter 81 Gents,
Sdmals 60 Gents, @ier flint Gent
per Stiid.
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teinaeiaubt., ~ss
Stifttugsfeit bes 9amend,prs
.0ermaniaH.

Mm 5reita9 abeno, BEN f6. Sum-,
feierte Der gamen1or v@ermania"
in Ser Serntannslobne : SaGe lein
critics Stiftlngsfeit. Ser 8erein luur-
De am 10. Wiai 1915 nit Z Mitglie-
bern gegriinoet. @egentpdrtig sGblt
Der Gerein SO S1ngerinnen. Der ii
rlgent lit Srof. @m. Marr, peldlsr
ben gerein in 10 fur5er 3eit alti
Die iebige Sobe gebrndt bat. gr ia.
1aonrh beuieien, oaB er ein 1u-
BERT fdbiger urio tii6tiger 9iriqcni
lit. Gin biibihes Trogramm mai
fir Die WfitglieOer uno oeren einas-
laoene @dlte 5uiammellgeItelIt. @n.
lprdde Der 8rdiibentin, Srau g6e-
reia Shiittel; 8alle caprice, bon
Heuban0 fir Bia1o, porgetraaen Dor
SRI. CLARA Diebmann, 9ialog: Das
Sal5 Der Gbe, borgetragen BON Sri
Sfna Sdoa uno 6errn &arl Stei.
ger; Siebesfreuoen, BON Srib areis.
Ter, fir Biano uno @ioline pom ST
frieoe Madts nno 8anl Mafts ir.
fomiiber 8ortrag, &atarine piiit's
Sem gorf, bon SRI. @itela 0einin
ger; Golonaiie BON Chopin, fir Gia
no, porgetragen bon SRI. gono Sri
ger uno SRI. CLARA 0iesmann
Onmenhor y@ermania", Matsn
tang; oiterreihilde IationalbpmnI
BON SaDon, fir sgioline, porqetro
gen BON Brof. @m. Marr; 0uett
5reibe Sdifflein BON s. aiifen
BON 5rau Eberela 9eininger mi
Srau &oia 5uos, 9ialog. Staot
oame uno Sanomdoderl BON Sra
Morie Sorting uno Sran Snlo,
lllrid. Die @ortr1ge muroen mi
groBem 8eifaa aufgenommen. San
beionoerS ent3iidte 8rof. Marr Of
3llborer nit letnen 8ioIin- 8ortr1
gen.
Ha6 Dem aon5ert fpnroe in sen
Speileiaal Giscream uno andel
~leroiert. Die mtpelenoen OireftoreI
Der Sermannsiobne SeimqeTe0
Ihoft, inter oeren Groteftorat De
8omenfor iteht, rihteten an Die 90
men einige Morte uno qnben lire
.Treuoe Gusorud iiber oie 2eiihanae
it1c oas @o9stim oes gereinS.
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L.ckaIes.
0as 1eite Sdladt : Intonu6il.

OuS NeHe Su5IuuJI WuTDfI0Dtl.
SIM bieiigen Mrlenole lit ioeber
cine Woromal6ine neuelter Son,
Struftion ei~ngetroffen: Elm Iuto.
Erud, ringsum 6ur6 8an5erplatter
geIbiibt, alf Dem bier Maidinenge.
16mse aufgeiteat meroen fonnen. SIN
Centrum oes @lttomobils, lopie I'M
8interteile iino spei iiber bas Ser
oed binausragenoe, orebbare Sir
me angebradt, in oenen ie Elm Sc
i@us pla5iert miro, bas nod ieoer
5immelsri6tlne bin SOB u1o Ser.
oerben lpeien fam; auBeroem I'll
Iii Sinterteil nod genitgeno Galm
norbanoen fir 5pei anoere Waibi-
uangetpebre, Die ~aaeroings itationar
fino uno our6 unbetpegli1e 2ufeu
feuern miilien. 9a ieoo6 oos slu-
tomobil nit 5pei Steuerraoern Der
feben uno 10 fonitruiert til, oab es
init gleiher 2ei1tigfeit portpGrts
ooer riidtparts fabren uno fidJ fail
Inn ieine Mdie 6reben fai1rl lit es
leibt, ii6 cine 8oriteIltng bon ser
8irfiamfeit 0ieles Moro : SnItr1.
rnents MAIDEN gu fonnen. Die ga.
rim iisen1en Manni6aften iinb onrd
Die Yan5erplatten, bon oenen eint
iebe probiert tit unb Die Spuren ser
anf fie abgefeuerten @llgeIn 3eigt,
noaitanoig gegen getDobnIides Sc.
tDebrfeiter geldiist; iie f0nnten bod,
items oar9 artiaerie nadoriidlid
angegriffem un0 "hors de combat
geiebt tDeroen. Ser osrud" lit
grau-gen angeltrt1en uno infolae
ieiner gr6farbe f9on in geringer
gntfernlng nidt mebr ~mabrsuneb.
men. Man beoertfe nun, tpeId)e @ir-
flung biele nit elmer Shneniafeit
bon 80 big so Meilen pro Stunoe
beranfauien6en SoGen : MaIdine
babet mlB, tuenn bier Maidinenge-
idaibe auf einmaI 5lt fnattern anfan.
gen nno an 400 &ugeIn bro @inute
.abgebea; audi 6ie sroBte 8rabour
niist nidts, es lit unmoslid segen
elm nngebeter an5ufdmpfen, benz es
cine 2eidtisfeit tit, Elm @egiment
Innerbalb Is Minuten bonItanoig gu
iDerniaten. Ser Sr1tf tpur6e in Mof
Sslarto gebaltt, lit ser critic leiner
Mrt unb tragt 0esbaIb audi sic $50.
/; ionte Die Situation in Werico
it'd nod ernftbafter eeitaIten, lonte
es tpirflfh CUR Stterbention fom.
men, Damn miro Ole nelie @offe
leoenfnls in Mftion treten uno ibre
furbtbare Birfuns gum eriten MaIe
5eigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-21

mebrmaBnabmen oieiem untDefen
ben Booerr 5n entreiBen. Sollten oie
our 8erfiigung itebenoen MitteI It'd,
fnnftig als niht aitsreidenO ertpei-
len, 10 miro es 6esbaIb Hfliht Der
@egierltng fein, ourb Sdoffnnq be-
loroerer Strafbeitimmitgen oern
&itter nno ben Eoli5eibeamten ole
Wogliffeit wirflamen @inlhreiterts
5u Derifuffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-21
s eras.

- SttiulYe ueE 9eIpufTIIIe1 Se3te=
bltngen 5DiI6en Werifo uno ben
Ser. Staaten bielten oie ginnobner
bon &errpiue, in oeifen lmgebuna
5ablrei6e Merifaner ii6 onfbalten,
cine Waiien : @~erIammlung ab, in
Der Observation-Disclosures fir ben
Soil zines Merifaner : 4~ufltanoes
beipro6en ulrben.
Sn 8ropnpoob uuroe cine
Srna ailDfenbaa, mabreno Tie a1f
Der binteren @aaerie hires Saules
iblief, bon einem 1~6idbrigen Meri-
faner Sllngen, Der fir fie arbeitete,
iiberfaaen un0 ourd WeiferItihe
libel augeridtet; fie miro ieoenfods
Die Sebfraft oes einen Muges per-
lieren. 400 Serlonen madten lih
CUR 8erfolgung oes nebelt6ters auf
uno ertuilhten i'm nod elmer bier
~itiinoigen Sago; Der 8engeI, Der
our6 Mufbebereien p~olit1nbig per-
riift gemelen 81 iein ideint, puroe
obne Diel SeberleIen tot gei1oiien.
@elegentlid Der Seier oes
Neger : OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Mn=
itin muroe Die Negerin Carrie Mor-
rig unb Der Neeer Sobn Sbelton
eriboiien; 5mei anbere Iegerinnell
uurben our6 &iigeln uno Der 8oli-
5iit Cole biird mebrere MeiIerItide
perlebt. Der &f tpuroe nit
Weeiiern, &aiiermefIern uno Hepol-
bern gefiibrt; Die <geI, ipelhe Die
Negerin t0tete, mar fir einen ser
Boli5iiten beitimmt gepelen.
SSn @aco muroe Ser 23i6bri-
&c 8arnep Spens, Ser nit Ieinem
@icncle in einem StraBenbabm @e-
leis itefen geblieben nno ~infolgeoeI-
len BON Dem &aoe bernntergefaGen
mar, bon einem Sradt : Mntomobil
itberfabren unb getotet.
Sn Meiliion tpltroe ourd oas
Ibfeuern einiger farbigen 2endtfn-
geln olf Der merifanilden Seite oes
3io @ranoe. groBe @~ufregung Der
porgerufen nn6 cine MaIfinenge-
Debr : Ibteilune nod Dem l1fer oes
| Slufies beoroert. 9ur1 ben emit
ftmoenen Speftafe[ uno Die ltarfe
Site puroe Damn elm amerifoniiher
Soloat plotIib perriift, cling aui
ben &rieespfab uno i6oB nit ieiner
5linte bindings Inn iih berum; ie-
oenfaas bate Ser 8aterlanbspertei
bigger feline &orpertemperatur nod
our6 cine gon5 geborige 8ortior
Mescal erbobt.
3ebn Weilen "nrtterbalb Wata.
moros ipltr6e Die 2ei6e oes 47i1bri.
gen Wm. S. 8rofpne, zines 8ruoers
oes @nDors BON Brownsville, aus
Dem &io @ron0e ee8oeen. Der aor.
per 5eigte SduBpunoen. sc mirf
angenommen, oaB 8romne bon me
rifanilden 9anoiten eridofien uni
feline 2ei6e Damn in Den TluB ge
morfen tpuroe.
= Ser Sdulrut bon Ilice bat be
Idloilen, cine neue mooerne SdyuI'
erbduen 81 laIfen, oeren Soften an
$4,000 berehnet it1o.
@us Der @egeno bon gagl
SAB miro Der @usbruf BON @iI8
brand gemeloet; ouf elmer ein8igel
&and iinb mabreno Der letten 5ebl
Soge bier5iq Gopf gieb berenoet.
Sn ben goros Ser S. & 6
%. 8abn SIT 6ouitoit prtroe Senri
@itbmon. elm @neeIteIter ser @ag
nolio 8aper COMPANY, BON einer
8abn8uee i~iberfabren unb getotei
Ser &opf wiirbe linn glott abga
fhnitten.
~ 49,
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treue suerIt oen 8ooen bereitem uno
ME pieoer gut 81 maden0es l1nbeil
0aourd itiften,
IS lit oesbalb erfreulid, oaB Die
ltelpertreterloen @enernlfomman6os
1T Der @egei ibre 8fIidt erfannt
babert, oieiem gemeingefabrliben
Sreiben riidiidtslos entgegen5utre-
TEN. 8erlbieoentlih baben fie, ge-
ltiitt ouf ole ibnen onrb oas 9e=
laeerungs5uItmOsgeies eingerdum>
ten gefugniiie, 8erbote unter Straf=
anorobung erlaiier, our6 Die 0as
@abriogen, lomie alih ihon oas Of
fentlife Siderbieten gum 8abria-
gen, beilpielswetie ourb Mn5eigen
in 3eitungen. nnterlagt miro. Inf
@runo oerartiger Mn~oronlI1tgen Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. finb au6 per=
ldteoentli6 ibon Serurteilungen
bon @abriagern 5u @efangnisitrafer
bon einige1 Eagen Bis 81 mebrererl
Wonaten erfoIgt. 90 berartige In-
oronnngen bon ben itellDertretenoen
8eneralfommmlbos gnn5 aagemein
getroffen tpuroen, 10 fafm man fir
Die ariegs5eit Die Sroge Der 9e-
fdmpfung Der gewerbsmaBigen
@abringer nit 9ilfe amtliben3man-
ges als i'm %algemeiren geloft be-
trohterL um 10 mebr, uls Die Ser
Sdiffer IN &roft qetreten lit nno es
oaour6 moglid miro, sic 8abrlager
an6 su boben @~eloltrafen 5t per1lr-
teilen unb iie 10 BET ibrer empino-
lihiten Stele, Dem @elobeutel, 5u
faIien.
9os ernItlif)e Streben BON Sc
ridien uno neutrality-suspicious.,
aIes at tlirt, Inn Die gerabe in
&riegs5eiten belonoers gemeinge-
f6brIiben 8abringer nirflam gu be-
fGnpfen, bat oas erfreulihe greeb-
nis ge5eitigt, BOB man fir Die Srie-
oens5eit iiber mirflamere Wiittel 5ur
gef1mpftng oes @abrfageunfltgs
pnfiigt, ols man poroem angenom-
men batte.
3mor miro es INNER rebt lhmie-
rig fem Die 8abrlager BEG 8etru,
ges git iiberfiibren, mol ober fanft
man iie tpegen groben llnfugs per-
urteilen, mie geraoe in ben lebten
Monaten mebrere ltrteile, 10 oes
2anogeridts II 51 Berlin uno oes
Sberlanoesgeridts 81 Sranffurt am
Main, nit Hedt berborgeboben ba-
ben. 8ern Die Graris bieie Straf-
beitimmung energiid 5ursfnmenbnng
brinet, 10 miro idon biel %getponner
lein. Serbor8ubeben lit, oaB iid
oes aroben ltnfugs Der @abrlager
ridt erit Damn ihuloig maht, memll
er feline S1tigfeit tatIddlid aus
itbt, Ionoern allb Damn idon, tpenn
er lih in 3eitungen offentlid) 81 IT,
rer Iusiiblng erbietet. Sielberipre.
6eno tit audi Elm urteil bes prelrBi-
i6en Sberberpaltmgsgeridts. oas
es fir 8ulailig erfIdrt, aeperbsm6.
Bieen @abrlagern Die ausiibunq if.
rer $dti9feit 81 unteriagen uno in
Safe Ser 3upioerbmolung init Ser.
paltungs5tpang Ole 9efoGgung oes
Gerbotes 81 er5tuingen.
go oorf man oem boffel oaB bit
grfabruneen aeraoe Ger &riegs8eit
8u Der 8erbreitung Ser @rfenntrtis
beiaetraeen baben, Dab Die mooerner
Sibpuen feinespegs 10 barmlos iinb
ME man oielfah bisber argenom
men bat, BOB es bteImebr oiir6aus
erforoerlid 1T, mtd ourd idarfe @b
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Montaa abeao belt Dos 0rooniI

Montag abeno bielt oos OrgauiIa.
fionsfomite beg groBen .@ote
areu5" 8a8ar feline critic Sibunq
ob. g5 bat einen groBen Geil ser
Organization pollen6et, miro aber
nod elmer 5iDeiten Sibunq beoiirfen,
INN ales IN Sronung 81 brinqen.
gs lol oaber porldufig aud] nod
ni6ts Ndberes beroffentIidt Deroen.
Die Soee, einen 8a5ar fir oas Rote
areus ob8ubalten, lit iiberaa mil
8cgeiiterung oufgenommen poroet
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Suns I'll perrenten.

Sas nntere nnS u6ere Stofmerf
BON 3r. 21S Si-gommerce Strafe
lit sn berrenten. NGhere Mnsfmuft in
Der Office ser nTreien Treife".
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Die @eniben peinen geipobn.
lid auf eigene mo laden oilf frent
Dc Softer.
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@rmnoeiasmtums : tte6ertrasmussn.

Oscar 8eraftrom. Sruftee. au Gan
Mntonio 8retpine &fociation, @ruuoitiid
inn alten gttp Got 80; $50.
6. 8. Srieit ON gmmo &oehler.
@~r11nbftiif an Der Seenn ctr. $500.
Gearl $. @rdbtree an Sran Munie
&uih. 8runoftiid ON Der Snbiana Ctr.
Stollts SnIibe Gboition; $4,000.
9uao Gftnton on 6drrb q. 2eef.
@rnnbitiid IN Der South Secos StraBe;
$1,000.
aler 0rinobosfb an q. 9. 8etmer.
8runbitiid in Gait @no; $3.50.
Otto @obrmuno. Sruftee, an Satt
Iutouiu 8retpina @ilpciation;. 8ruuos
itiid I'M alien gitp Got 80; $50.
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8eriht.
Banmmune.

BaumiuolIe.
Gan antonip, Ser, 1875 Gents.
@alpeiton, geitern, 1880 CITE.
GDfrpnfamen- TrD6ntte.
San antnnip, Seq, 2t. Stunt 1916
Hrime gntoe Cotton Geana Oil, SO
Gent8 bel @nqone.
Stem gorf, 2t. sunni. - Spot $1,000
nno $10.85; sunni, $1,000 u1o
$10.75; Snli, $10.61 uno $1O.63;
Nngnft, $1,000 nnb 5000, 6epteme
Der, $10.58 unb $1,000; Sttober,
1854 unb 1886; Npbember. $8.67
nno $50; 9e5ember, $3.50 IL. $3.50;
Sanlar, 1892 uuo $S.68.
5arm-yrobnfte.
Gan antonio, Seq, 81 SUM- 1926
Butter ............. zoe Der gfuno
gier (nur friide) $40. 1, 21c per 9bo.
$40. 9, 12c per $50
9iibnerS .... t0c-18c per Bfo.
Smrfeps .15c per Bfb.
&orn ........... 85c per 8uI9eI
Bei5en 1880. $t.10h per 8u5heI
9nfer .48c per Gninei
Sen .......... $500 Der Come.
Wemiitr.
8artoffeln, Teue Segas. 1925; gdS
I~ifornia $2.40; Colorado, $3.50.
SiiBe &artoffeIn. 2oniSinna, $1.75.
Somaten, Segas, 4 a0rbe. $500 un0s
$t.25.
Gpinat, 75c Der 8nIdel.
6aunib, 75e per BufheI.
gierpflan5en, $3.50 per BuldeI.
&opfIalat, $500 per Crate.
gobnen, @riine. $3.50 Der BufbeL
Sfra, $3.50 fir bier 8uiGeI.
8IumenfobL. $1.75 fir ~ Gtiid.
Nabiesden, SOC {. 1 Sbo. 8iinoel.
&obI. $3.50 u. $500 per Crate.
8eteriiIie, 35c Der Sbo. zBi1lSeI.
3piebeln, Seras Bermuda, $1.75 per
Crate; Choice. 1925; gbrbitnl 81g.
Sits.
Ge1erie. 9Oc u. $500 per 9bS.
@riiner 8feffer. gegas. $3.50 ano
$t.75 per Crate.
8eeten, Acc per 0bb. z9inbeL
8elbe BuraeIn. 40c Ii. 45c per Sbo4
Tieh-Narff.
San Gntonio, Ser, 21. Sunni 1896
&iibe, $4.40 Biz 1925.
&6lber, $4.75 Biz $500.
Sdien, 1925 Biz &c. so.
8uIen $4.75 Bis $500.
ct. 2ouis, 21. sunni 1916. - GinSz
bieh. Serass8ieh. $3.50 biz $9.90 {.
Sdfpeiue ST IL bi8 50 30
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-06-09
Soldiers After Dietz

1t seems that the J. F. Dietz affair
will again be brought out from its
quietude A telegram from Chippewa
Falls dated Monday says that an as
sistant attorney general of the state
was at Rice Lake Saturday and he
asked Capt. Peterson of Co. A. of
the Wisconsin National guards if he
was ready to capture John F. Dletz
him dead or alive and that they had
decided to employ detectives to make
a final attempt to get him in that
way and if that failed then they
would proceed with the company
Peterson said he with his men were
ready.
Dick, the 16-months'old son of Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Corbett fell on a
stove last Saturday and badly burned
his hands and face.
Carl Jung this week purchased the
lot adjoining Huffman's grocery on
the north. The Armstrong Land Co.
contaminated the deal
Postmaster Fritz has received a
raise of salary Of 500 per year
That speaks we'll for Ladysmith as
well as our genial postmaster.
The bridge crew that has been
engaged on the owen e Northern
have completed the Jump and Flam-
beau river bridges and have gone to
other fields.
L. M. Soule, who is now located
at Tony, expects to move his fam
lily to this city the first of next
week. He has leased a house near
the Novelty Works.
The pride of this part of north
Wisconsin, and probably the most
talked Of town in the state today
is Ladysmith. Just five years ago
it had rs people. Today it has very
nearly 1000.
Rev. Thomas Barker and E. W.
Hill went to Apollonia yesterday in
quest of trout. They returned last
night heavily laden with the fin
have made the champion catch, hay
havA made the champion catch, hay
ing landed AZ.
The spotted pony. known as the
circus horse, belonging to J. L. Ry-
all, entertained the inhabitants of the
city in the vicinity of the Ryall resi-
dence with a few stunts in hurdling
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-06-09
TOOTHBRUSHES ARE HIGHER
How the War Has Seriously Affected
the Price of. Indispensable
Toilet Adjunct.

The humble toothbrush will become
luxury if the European war con-
tinues another year. Unless peace is
declared soon, fifty cents or even
one dollar apiece may become the
price of the handmade toothbrush
that has been selling for twenty-five
or thirty-five cents. The "brushtowns"
of France have been desolated by the
German army. They are in the valley
of the Disc. In those towns are the
factories for sorting and bleaching the
bristles, piercing the bone handles and
preparing them for the peasants to
fill with bristles.
1t is in the valley of the Disc, too,
that the peasants who fasten the bris
ties in our handmade toothbrushes
live. All through that valley the red.
tiled stone cottages of the peasants
sheltered girls and old women who
made toothbrushes during every spare
minute of the day. Twelve cents a
dozen was the price paid for the work
when the American importers went
into the toothbrush business in
France. They contracted for a large
part of the output of the French fac.
tories, and raised the price paid to
the bristle workers to fifteen or even
eighteen cents a dozen.
The price of good bristles has
doubled and trebled since the Euro
pean war broke out All toothbrush
bristles come from Russia and China.
The best grades are the Russian, and
the best of the Russian bristles grow
in winter on a sort Of half-wild boar
that is native to the Russian steppes.
The boars rub on the forest trees and
shed their bristles. These the peas
ants collect at certain seasons of the
year. Every hog that is slaughtered
for food is carefully shorn of it's
bristles. The bristles are seven or
eight inches long, and very thick at
the base. Inferior bristles used in
Japanese brushes come from China,
where the winters are not so cold and
the bristles do not grow so stiff.
Since fighting began in Europe the
Russian people have been too poor to
eat meat. And there is no time to
save the bristles from hogs killed to
feed the soldiers. The Hebrew ped
dlers who went through the Russian
country exchanging tinware and house
hold utilities with the peasants for
these bristles have stopped their trips
Good bristles cost ten dollars a pound
now, and they will go still higher
Youths Companion.
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PROPOSED ORDINANCE

An ordinance anneXing territory to
the city of Ladysmith and numbered
Chapter 10, Section 1, of the ordi-
nances of the city Of Ladysmith.
At a regular meeting of the Coun-
Gil of the city Of Ladysmith held
June 9Th, 1916, the following ordi-
nance was introduced by Councilman
H. A. Dimock:
The Council of the city of Lady
smith ordains:
Chapter 10
Section THAT the following de-
scribed territory be and hereby is
annexed to the city of Ladysmith:
Commencing at the section corner
Of the Northwest corner of Section
"a, Township So, north of Range 6,
West, Rusk County, Wisconsin,
thence east on the section line to
the east one-eighth line of said sec
ton, being three-fourths Of a mile
more or less. thence south to the
Flambeau river, thence westerly and
southerly along said river" to the
quarter line running through said
section, east and west, thence west
on the quarter line to the quarter
post, thence north on the section
line to the place of beginning.
e. A. KIRVAN, City Clerk.
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En1raVfnd on Old Nut.

Miss MARY Hook has large hickory
nut which has been a cherished pos.
session of her family for six genera.
tons. Tt is covered with engravings
made with pocketknife in 1881.
The work was done by one of her
ancestors, William Kendrick, a civil
engineer and school teacher The en-
cravings are perfect pictures, although
so small that the aid of a glass is re-
CURED to see them.
In addition to the initials w. K.
and the date, 1871, the pictures are a
hickory nut tree, hog, a cormorant,
a fox, an eagle and squirrel with it's
tail curved over it's back and nut In
it's paws. This was done in Virginia.
Alphretta (Ga.) Correspondence New
York World.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-06-09
SAGE AND SULPHUR
DARkENS GRAY HAIR
It's Grandmother's Recipe to
Restore Color, Gloss
and Attractiveness.

Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea
and Sulphur, properly compounded,
brings back the natural color and lustre
to the hair when faded, streaked or
gray. Years ago the only way to get this
mixture was to make it at home, which
IS mussy and troublesome. Nowadays, by
asking at any drug store for "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" you will
get large bottle of this famous old
recipe, improved by the addition of other
ingredients, for about SO cents.
Don't stay gray Try it! No one
can possibly tell that you darkened your
hair, as it does it so naturally and
evenly. You dampen sponge or soft
brush with it and draw this through
your hair, taking one small strand at a
time; by morning the gray hair dis
appears, and after another application
or two, your hair becomes beautifully
dark, glossy and attractive.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
is a delightful toilet requisite for those
who desire dark hair and youthful ap-
pearance. 1t is not intended for the cure,
mitigation or prevention of disease.
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh is a blood or constitutional disease,
and in order to cure it you must take in
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces: Han -
Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. 1t
was prescribed by one of the best ply
sicians in this country for years and IS
a regular prescription. 1t is composed or
the best tonics known combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combina-
ton of the two ingredients is what pro-
duces such wonderful results in curing
catarrh Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, Q.
Sold by Druggists. price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-06-09
NEWS OF TWENTY YEARS AGO
Items from our files of this week in 1896:
A'poIlonia

Apollonia
J. w. Fritz, merchant at Warner,
spent few hours in town last
Saturday.
B. M. Apker, our town assessor,
was an Apollonia visitor Monday. He
is giving an impartial assessment.
Messrs. Crawford, McClench, XII
and Monaghan went down to Eehigh
last Sunday and brought home fine
string of speckled beauties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hoffman are
at Stevens Point this week attend
ing the I. o. O. F. Grand Lodge ses-
sion, representing the Subordinate
and Rebecca Lodges.
John Lacomb, Chas. Biller and Eli
Biller, of CT n Flora, furnished the
music for the dance Wednesday
evening. They proved very satisfac-
tory and will be greeted with a full
house should they come again.
Weyerhaeuser Items
Officers elected for the Good Tenn
plars Monday evening were: Deputy,
G. Peck; Chief Templar, T. c. Hur-
ley; Vice, Mrs. Lew McCumber;
Chaplain, Mrs. Kate Clarke; Mar
shall, L. McCumber; Finance Keep
er, Mrs. Held; Treas. Mrs. Dunbar;
Sec Albertha McCumber; Sentine',
D. E. Gecthell; Supt. Juvenile Tenn
pie, r. N. Hood.