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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-06

9lm 3 september Srnnf 9edman, llnberliiD-
Solpiidl. AZ Sabre alt
9m g. Scpicmbcr Tatrid Vdilanbcr, VT.
1926. 0ariore ylpcnue s. Sabre alt
glm I. september G0Bn Ola linocrltibs
0opiial. 81 Sabre ait
Vim g Scpcnlhcr Wlaraarct Snrj, Ct. So
iepb's Noipiiol, 70 Sabre alt
PIN 3 September Gnen y. Saibnn, Nr.
602. yScitNorib 9Dcnnc. S5 Sabre alt
- AH AH 3. Sepienocr pannGg WieSaelin, Nr.
glnt g. September 9aura ". Mcrnmnn, gtr.
2l29 yioroIGolDcrtSiraB n Sabre alt.
glm 3. September gSilliam u. Wiclcr, ytr.
120 SiioNnrbnm SirnBc. 33 sabre alt.
glnl T. Scpicnlbcr Sc1n q. Ninglan, ytr. o,
gSeit0iuSirdBe, "a Sabre alt.
PIN 2. september N1drlcc Celled Hr. 700,
(Srccnmounis sQpcRuc, 90 Sabre uli
PIN g. Scpicnlbcr Sn0H s.. %aMl, Yer. ct.
W0rinc.Colpiidl, 80 Sabre oil.
Vim l. September Srancce gScinol, Nr. 904,
6nrioro ylbenue 4S Sabre nli
glm . Scpicmbcr Catherine seiactc, Hr.
GOO gGcfi GoUpub- SirnGc, II Sabre alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-06
Ser sanitatsSicnit Der gIrmce.


Tic ori Dem in 9fcp Oorf Itottge-
iinoeneu 9Icr5tccon9rcB ousgcipro-
6cncn @eiiirdttngcn, Dab eS an
9lcr5tcn ilnO Sronfcnpilegcriuncn fir
oeu SonitdtsOicnit Der 9lrmee man-
geln ipiiroe, ideinen iid gliidliher-
pciie nidt bclpo6r6eiten 81 mollen
81 cncr 3eit uurOe 6c6auptet, 0aB
iid) 6is6er nur ctlpa 1900 9lerSte frci.
pillig ecnicIoct bdtten. gierIe 9lcrj-
tc erlpieien iih ais cntidieocn a6ge-
neigt, cine lo6ncnOe Yraris ouf5u1e-
ben, Inn nit Dem geringen @infon'
men cineS NlilitGrdr5tcs porlie6 81
ne6mcn un0 cs lmroc in 9legie.
rlngSfreiien bcfiirdtet, Dab Die Scr
wuuoctenpflege inn Sale eines lGnge.
rem Griegcs i6rcr gluignbe niht ge-
red)t 5u. mcroen permodte. 9Infong
oieicS Nionots puroe in Den 3eitun.
gen bcfonnt gc9e6en, oaB Die periudJ-
tc Nleto60c, 9(er5te ais 9ieierpcoiii-
,iere 81 refriltircn. iid ais ein 6ebl-
iAlog erlpieien babe, imo ole Gage
ais beOenflidb angcieben wiirOc.
ScitOcm uno 6isbcr iinO ieOoh
9lnmcIoimgcn BON 9lcr5tcn iiir ocn
ariegsoienit in 10 GROCER 3a6l elm.
gelauicn, ooB idon 10000 9ciuer-
bunqcu BON Goftorcn nm 9luinabnc
i'm .NleOicol GcicrDe Corps ucr5cid-
net merocn fonntcn uno gegenp1rtig
iibcr 14,OOO 9ler5te bcreit ite6en, ocr
Gin6erufiing 6olge 3i leiltcn Gieic
3iiiern idlicBcu nibt Die 9lcr5te Elm
Die ii6 mG6renO Der Iebten Nlonote
Der 9}ntionolgar0c angeibloicn 5I-
5en, 5nm min0eitcn 1900 al ocr3a6l
9lud) 6eridtet 0os oSoirnnl Of tbc
9lmericon N}eoicol gliiociation", DAB
beim @cncralar5te Der 9lrmee tag.
lid bon 100 bis $50 neue Sepcrbiun'
gen cinIouicu. mo Oennob Die
Soiimmg po6lbegriinOct iii, Ser
umerifoniidc 9ler5teitanO werOe poIl.
mi icinc Sduloiafcit t9lnl. nnO fiir
cincn alien 9lnforoeriingen geniigcn-
sen SonitGtsOienit Sorge 81 trdgcn
uernogen
Tie aronten- rmO Gcruunoeten-
pileac in Srnnfreid) lritcritcbt Dem
amcrifanidcu 9iotben areuj OaS
cort 6ercitS ousgcoc6nte @orfe6rum.
gen getroiicn Bat. 60 iinO 5. 9.
ldngs Der 9loutc pom Gmpiongslo-
ger bis 5u oen lle6ltuoslagcrn, BON
wcldcr cinigc 70 StunOcu cntiernt
liegcn, icds Soipit0lcr lm0 9lnsribc-
itoiionen iiir SolOaieu cingcrihtct
'porOcn. ole imterlpcgs BON llnpo6l.
icin befullen luer0en nlogeu gluh
ionit trdgt OoS 9lotbe &rcuj iiir 0ns
%oblbciiu0cn Scr Solontcn Gorge
9lui icine 9cranlaiung iiro bcrcits
1% Olilionen Gignretten, 10000 Ea.
dcte Hnudta5of rnO 10000 Stiidc
aolltubnd nod 6rantrcid inter
pegs, mo 5ur 3eit ucrOen aus elmer
Diiaion EilnO Nolle purme llnter-
fleioer fir Die nSamnics~ berge-
iica.. Sic Grridtna Don Soupt6c.
ipltdlern mo6t ibnclle 6orti1ritte
mo fiir geeignete FiIcge lit ourd
Die Sideriing BON 1900 geiAulten
Observation-Disclosures geiorgt 9ln
9rcll5pmftcn Der Giienbn6nem 100
SoIcnteu id olii5u6alten aenot6iat
ie3en iinO Gririifungsitotioncn cin-
auicbtct porDcn. Gin in 9crn,
SajweiI, eroffnetes 9urcmt miro bic
&crrinOung nit geianaenen ancri-
iouiicEcn SoIooteu nlfrcdt er6nltcu
luiO ihneu 9n6rln9sniitteI mo ION
iligc Nc5csgobcn iihernittclt 0c
%cio Porter n%rcporc0ncB Scoauc~
Scr 3a6ndDtc Bot iiini 9Im6ulon3cu
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-06
0in granment far cin9eiiIidle qeitnna Scr ga9nen

Sin glrsnmcnt fir ein6etlidlc 1eitnng Der gdGncn
Nclhc @riporniilc I'M Carbohydrates eemodt
ncrogn tonnc menn es cin nntB 5egt Elm geridlt aus
Cbicago Genmod inO ieit Dem @rieesous6rrd 90
ydaioncn @alagier5ug 9cilen bon Den 5obrpdnen Der
Sobnn oes Sanoes gcltrdcn moroen ino meitere Scr
ninOerung oes Faia9cr5ug CicniieS ebt beUor. lics
mir0 1,750O0O Sonncn Stoblcn ipurcn, Ole r an0ere
3mede Uertuen0et per0en fonncn Der 3Ded DER Ser.
ninoerung Der @oiooer5ige it, @r6eit, @rcnnmotcrol
ino Sofomotipcn 81 ipare 70 oaB oieie ardite r ga.
rlIn perpen0e mer0en tonner Die Dem &rieg oienen.
Gieie &eorm ocs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lit natirlib
MIR oaourh mogIidb geporocr ooB ole @abncn nnter
Gle Gberleihmg elmer Observation-Disclosures &C.
ieat uoroen iinO Die aus Den iGGigcn gobnY Yr1oei.
ten 5uommcugeitelt it, peld]e Die Wladt Bat Die Be
triebsd6gfciten oaer 9obnen in politcm YnBe as5u.
mibcu. 60 Bat Die 9eboroe felt Dem 1. Wlai 1920
cere 6tadtDn9gonS cbne llnterihieo 0es gebredlteS
bon elmer 9a6n nod Der an0ercn geinlot INNER BORT
Tin no iic am notbpcuoeitcn ee6rodjt puroc 10 Dab
6rodhuaggonS nicmos nBlos ooitonoen ino in ocn
Nabnboien 0cn 8ertc1r bennlten, rpe 0as on oft Der
5oa lit. 0ic ingiie 9iaBnobme Der gebor0e beItano
oorin, Dab 2l5O &ogGons nod oen gei5en proou5rcn-
ben Stnuen Oes mittleren @cens irio 1887 gSoggons
nah oen 9oii6o5 leicruOcn Stooten oes Siiocns ge-
onot wor0en iino. Drcb oie Gincbung elmer Oberei-
hng iiber ole 8abncn lit es ermo8lidjt woroe ooB oas
1ard ben Gricg rcg ongclpadene EranSportgeibdlt
chne bemerflide Stodlmg beudltgt porocn it, NOS 0a
gcii0te Sransportotr1qc au ocn pcrihieocnen 9nbn.
SDcmcn Dorbonoen iuorcn, an T. ghlguit mir 33776
Gerlongen nod 6rabtpageons DER @reogung morte-
ten 0ieic 9ietltate limb Elm idlogenocs Argumcnt r
oen einbetd]cn 9etric6 0es ean5en gobniDltens oes
2onoes o 5uor cutucOer unter Der Gonroe elmer ein
8gcn groBen Corporation oOer unter Obermdlt Der
9n0es-9iegierng. glud Der ncielie gcrdt Der Fcnn'
iplpania gn6ngccQldoft i6er ole @nfinite un0 9lus
gnben oieics groBen 9o6npitems in Den ebten feds
Monaen ideut Oeu @ortbel Der ein6eitlifen Seihtng
olcr gobncn 81 5egen. Erob Der immer inner 5o6cr
licgenOen Soften oes oterios ull0 trob Der erbobung
Ger 2o6ne Der 8r0eridaiten Der Giienbobncr mar IN
oen nit Dem 81 Srli oeroiieneu eds @onaen Die 3u
no6me Der 9etrebsfoiten oof mlr 101a Dlilioncn 0o
lars groBcr ais Die 3unnbme Der ginfiinite I'M Der
gcid nit Der elehlulenOcn 3eperiooe orS 8orio5res
Ole Gintiinite nobmen Inn $26 765,539 81. uno Die gu
na6me Der 9etrie6sfoiten bctrue $372t4322. D6ne
oen cnbctd geregelten getrie6 mare Der llnterideo
ic0euials Elm nod groBerer geDeien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-06
OOnncritaa, Oen 6. september 1917.
9ie llnraoe bcr llrfrnten.

Sin enOrudsOoleS Sdnipiel mar Ole Yara0e Der
&cIruen 9oItimores oenen eetern BON DcIcn Souien-
Nen 9oltimorern y0ld olti Den gScg 5ugercn Wuroe.
SorO Baltimore nobm BON einen ugenOlidJ frditieen
Sobnen abidie0, oenen oas Sdjidia pielet oorbebal
Ten bat aui renlOer @roe ibr 9ut 81 laien Stramn,
in geihoiicnen Geibc pie es 5lfnitigcn Soloaen ge
3cnt moridircn Ole 6rooen ilmeen 9urideu Oobin.
Sd)on cbt 5egt iid Der @eiit Der 1s5iplin mdbtig.
Gas troie miIitdriidc 2eben miro cine quite 8irfung
chi lie ausiibcn no oe Sugeno ldBt id idlieBlid Don
niitercn 3utimtsgc0anten ndjt bcirren @o9cnutb
mn6nt in ieocm iingcn Wionn MIR @enige oenfcn Uiel
ou Die ojea6r Ocs SblodticlocS 96er Dos guee man.
der 9lutter miro uuilort gGpeier ein, troe oes Gnt
buiosmus nit wcldcm Die frditgen @eiiaIten bon Ocn
t}uidauen begriiBt murOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-06

glrcan hca CgrOanac.anIpcIlars.

=. WINlIII IUII
0S miro bicrmii bcfnnni gcrlnni ouB oc
Yombarop glpi. 0pulc 60. gclIdb ecr am 70.
Stunt 1908 nnicr1ciWHcicn &crr.onnng Er.
gorcm6cr 1911 amenoiri), nm 0rlan6nB nnhs
qciud6 BAT. oae gllmcfcn hinicr Der Gnnluciis
Cdc l0 SirdBc liflo Jio0n lnliicllo 5u CionD
9iu1 ais cine 0iienili6c TaraGc 81 bcluBcn.
Z. Z. NAgnc,
(Sepi5-6) 0ebGnccs NnllcIlcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-06

IS Iiarb am g. gcpiember 1917 @m e.
@cremann aeliebier Sobn bon Teraro niio
@l5nbeib Ncramnmt i'm Nlicr bon % Sabren.
WloraenS, bon ieiner gSobming, yir 2022,
Wcits8anOalc' Str, ans 1lr rom. intD. Ct Sas
fphus 0irChc, no um llbr eic Hequicnis0ods
mciie iiir fcin Scccilbcil cclebrrt ipiro. iidif.
9ciicblun mi ocnt n6l. Gr0cr ,Sricoboie.
Wiifc fcinc Nnmsn. lScni6-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-06

nieS" legt Gas goIt miro Iparam geporocn ieiu, uc
cS Die erien 6riidte Der Sroriamfcit rnten Ionltc
llno oienebt iino Die yEemicS~ unO Oas NiarGoiipor
iptcn nod cnmol 6cruen Oc gcamnte aricgsd)uIo
0cr Ncr Staatcn nliMlfalcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-06
9Jfoti(Oa IlS. Nratt.

gorf giiS. w;atiISc ~. strait, einSae Soc6ier
bcs 9durs Wsnrlu mo ocr fSrau gSilbclmine
3rdit. Sic &ecrbpnnd tnoei iint 6rctag,
ben 7. September. I'M llbr EahmiiingS I'M
n&recnmointSrieoboic" (Scpi6 I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-06
Din Dic Noncn.

1ic rinSnc edule in Der e,nbt.
llufcrc gidb Nnien lest o'ien Snugc Nds
men pclhe Die Aleinermnhcrinnit nab oeu
ncieitcn Olciboocn erlenen polen. lonncu oies
Nloiien errei6cu ltuicrribt 1iorQcus. Gofb
miings ni0 gl6cnoe. 3eaueme Silnoen. SIN
ificrrd,ies iorocicei ucroen GriinSl6er
unicrrhi inn 6nhuur bon Muiiern eribclt.
Ndhcrc 9lnshmii imriitlib oocr miiubli1 bel
7rl. 0ubcrs, ji2 %cit' saratpan' StrnRc. CS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-06

gBoh.ooipnsibe'Nah. uno @bopiuni,nluB'@r'
htrlion. i5O WleiIcit; GaINnocr: ben pons
5cu Iaq; Der ridtac 9ehensreiier fur 0iubcr;
&nmpier emma CI.leS" Dicnin9S uito Don.
nerii1as, llbr Worgen8 altrlld y Use
MbcnoS. @iuete soc. CNut6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-06
%crmiidJtc gln5ciscn.

EnfnrO.
2cpnrtcmcnt ae6rnndJter glntumObile.
1915 4adnto 9aiinaicrc @unring Gar.
1917 Stuocbnlcr . 9nMdgicre SUnring Gar.
1916 Snocbnfcr ? @ainacrc 9lunabunt.
1917 0olc 0Dliuocr Vaiiagicrc 0luuerleni.
1911 0nbiun Yanaalerc Tonrnn Gar
1915 Yrcmicr Gaiianicte Sunrina Gar.
1915 CbnlmcrS ; Hniidniere SUnrina Gar.
1914 Nonncs ) Baiinaicrc Spnrina Gar.
1916 Spcrlnno @nFnaicrc Sunring Gar.
1914 SciircD YnNnnicrc Spnrhln 6nr.
1914 Wiitmcn Hninnicrs Sonring Gar.
1914 0noilnc 4niingicrC Sonrina Gar.
Vile obenacnannten gluiomobile illo TIT HE
NbliciernnQ berct.
@beuio eine gn5abI BON gc6raubtcn HaIt'
Nuipe
%adoro IUtUr Gar So. Of Noltimure.
6barlfs.Sir. mn Wit 9lohcI.9Ipe.
(Scnt3-9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-06
Die prodliponr Vurt 0cpoRt. nnS NciierlOM.
HrGurIpn

4cbItQ8FcceIetIe ulIn Olc HtUBCII NtUutI.
Ridbts gebi iiber ben Snsauebnnnn IlnB. Ger
popnIdre 9onipfcr ~Susquebnnllo" Wdiipo@s
llbr 9tnhmittngs; ourild NM II ubr glbenos;
Gonnidgs, 10 ubr gormitiags 6nrhd I'M
llbr Nbeilos. Blleie 0Oc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-06
qrddlitae engIaTros. nnb gDortpn-5lnh, nRD
Tcifcrfuu s(rrfurflnEcn.

Scoen Qonneriiaa UNI 8 ubr W2orgenS. que
rnd $50 Mbenos uno GomIiags I'M llbr
sladmiiiops; Nirhd t0.45 gttenos. Danpicr
iomn nno Hreoeridioiun nii. &icieS III etne
Der beIiebiecn Ionrcn aus oer Siaot Nu'
Icfe 00c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-06
90idcTtcr-(sO..10nrtn.
NnnapDlts NM SpcR Mtber.
Tea gaH5clt Gag aui bem Snl8wdiicr.
ifdmilien-GrfnrItOH.

Der popnldrc Damvicr ,,Ifmma gtlf9"
Wioniaes, Wltlwods uno Urettnps llbt
WlorgenS 8urid ulqedpr ubr abenos;
&onflinas nm $50 WlcrQefS iino SniultngS
80 gldhmiiiaq8 Cine icbr altsgelooplte
lonr; bcl 8lnt uno quito llnpl6eien. Bll'
leic 50c., ouS9enommen Gonntaas, 6Oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-06

glbUnncntcn, bic ocn ySmtidjcn GorrcipoM.
bcnfril" ninjt piinftid uocr MnrcaclmaNia CT.
hnitcn, limb acbrtcn, Der Eiiicc nnbon per &c.
lfPgqH ppF lMrliHiA WlitpellHHa iH manst,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-08-30
STATE FAIR IS OPEN AT NIGHT:
TO Give five MAMMOTH SHOWS
Gordon's $4,000 War Spectacle In Fireworks, Bird
Man Gertson Looping Loop, Twenty-Five Vaude
vile and Circus Acts and Parades Will Be Seen
Four Bands Will BE Heard Each Night.

Milwaukee, Aug. 81. - During FIVE
nights of State Fair week, Sept 10 to
Is, beginning Monday night, the State
Fair will not only be a city Of light,
but each night mammoth program Of
entertainment equal to any to be seen
In America this year will be presented
An idea of the magnitude Of the pro-
gram each night may be obtained when
1t is said that there will be twenty
two acts by the highest class vaude-
vile and circus performers-Louis
Gertson, daring aviator, looping the
loop with his machine a blaze Of light;
half a dozen parades passing the grand
stand while other entertainment goes
On; four bands playing at one time, the
whole to conclude with the $4,000
Gordon's War Spectacle in fireworks,
including 300 people.
To handle the acts alone requires a
corps Of twenty-four trained stage
hands
Lighting In front Of the grand stand
to enable performers to present their
acts and the crowds to see alone costs
$1,000 for the five nights.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-08-30
MINERAL POINT OF TODAY
NOTES BY THE DEMOCRATS
NEWS GATHERER.

J. w. Hutchison and daughters
Misses Josephine and Genevieve Hutch
ison and Miss Bessie Hutchinson were
called here from Ludington, Mich,
last week on account of the death Of
Miss Annette Hutchinson.
Raymond A. Mess, son of Mrs
George Mess Of this city, became a
member Of fine State Guards Company
A AT Milwaukee recently, Captain
Neagly commanding.
T. j. Van Matre of Fayette is the
guest Of his daughter Mrs Charles
Collicutt.
Mrs E. M. Knott and daughter Miss
Helen Katner of Hudson. Wis, were
week end guests of Mr. and Mrs Uriah
Gardner.
Fred Wallis, piano statesmen well
known here, is i'll at ST. Joseph's hospi
tai in Dodgeville.
Miss Selma Syvertson of Beloit was
the guest of Miss Ida Goelz last week
Leo Fl. Jeuck of this city, who en-
listed with the q. S. A. and was in
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-08-30

home at Gilead, Ind. Friday. after a
visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs &. l..
Hartman.
Dr., w. A. Sears and family and Mrs
Katherine Kemmerling and daughter
Theresa enjoyed an outing at the
Albert Roether farm home recently.
Miss Margaret Clark of Beloit is Wis
iting her aunt Mrs William Moon.
Mr. and Mrs Nicholas Gayden and
daughter are visiting at Milwaukee
and West Bend.
DR.. Gilmore Goelz of Wabeno was the
guest of his mother, Mrs Ida Goelz,
last week.
Miss Katharine Ellingen, who spent
the last six years in Pasadena, Calf
is here visiting her brothers and sisters
the Ellingen and Mess families.
Mr. aud Mrs j. G.. Mueller Of Chicago
are spending a weeks vacation with
Mrs Muellers parents, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Alblinger.
Earl Collicutt, son of Mr. and Mrs
Charles Collicutt of this city, has gone
to Long Island, N. Y, with the Battery
Z Artillery of the U. S. A.
Mr. and Mrs A. b. Hendrickson and
family of Ridgeway were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs Otto Lee Thursday.
Mrs B. ferguson of Dodgeville has
been spending the past week with her
son Gus ferguson and wife.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Logue of South
Wayne we're the guests of relatives
here last week.
Miss Lillian Jeuck left Friday for
Chicago and after stay there she will
go to LIE Mars, Iowa, to be head de-
signer in millinery establishment.
Miss F,o 'ence Prideaux and Miss
Genevieve Holman returned to Water
loo, Iowa, Saturday, after a week $
visit with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs John Mess and daughter
Kathryn, William Meudt and Mr. and
Mrs Paul Meudt of Rockwell Mill,
were the guests Of Mrs Elizabeth Mess
Thursday
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-08-30

BY KATHRYN GOWMAN

Mrs Frank Kirkpatrick and children
of st. James, Mimi, are here visiting
with relatives and friends.
Miss Matte Miller was guest at the
Alton home at Mineral Point Thursday
and Friday and attended the fair
John Held, Leslie Gowman and vii
liam Wiseman made IA motor trip to
Platteville on business August 90.
A large delegation from Miff1in took
in the First and Best" fair on Thurs
day and Friday at Mineral Point.
w. j. Wiseman was at Benton
Thursday visiting his parents and at
tending the Old Settlers picnic there.
William Dyke vent to Chicago on
Thursday and remained until Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs William Sedbruck and
children of Platteville visited here last
week.
Mrs Will. Smith from near Camp
Douglas is visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs Irwin Vickerman and
two children enjoyed visit at the
home Of Mrs Vickernan brother Err
vim Holmes and wife at Mineral Point.
Miss Mildred Liddle returned Friday
evening from a short visit at Linden.
Mrs Martha Brown attended the fair
at Mineral Point last week
Miss Eva Wiseman, who is spending
some time with her brother Will and
family, spent Saturday and Sunday at
her home at Benton.
Jack Temby, one of Mifflin's soldier
boys who is at Camp Douglas, WAS
home the latter part Of the week on Il
49, hour furlough
Mrs Sarah Amsden and Mrs Pierce
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-08-30

The general admission at night will
be % cents.
The aim in presenting the mammoth
show each night will be to conclude so
that crowds may be On their way
downtown at 1870 o'clock. Each
nights show will open with a display
Of the largest American flag ever seen,
while the crowds sing a patriotic air,
led by the bands
The entire Fair will be open and run
ming full blast each night until 1920
o'clock, so that the special entertain
ment is provided for those who have
spent the day among the exhibits and
have waited until night for rest and
recreation.
All who saw the tremendous pro-
gram given the night Of Milwaukee
Day last year will have a keen appre-
citation Of what is in store each night
this year
Ruth Laws amazing feats in the air
last year will be excelled by the in
trepid Gertson, who will use brand
new military aeroplane.
Gertson is one Of Uncle Sans star
flyers.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-08-30
Puma Nearly Exterminated.

The puma, the most athletic and
powerful of all cats for it's size, is a
coward only where man is concerned.
There is abundant evidence of it's hav-
ing tried to effect a truce with man
kind, showing q decided tendency at
times toward actual friendlineSs, but
it's appearance, it's horrifying cry, it's
night wandering and it's tendency to
prey on mans domestic creatures
have marked it with enmity, and it's
persistent destruction has cleaned it
out of all but the widest sections.
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training at Jefferson Barracks, Mo-,
has been assigned to Company M
Eleventh Infantry Branch at Chicka-
manga Park, Georgia.
Mrs John Ducey of Barneveld was
the guest of Mrs Nathan Crist last
week
Mr. and Mrs Joseph E. May and
family and Mrs Mary E.. Meuers mo-
tored here from Milford. Iowa, to
attend the fair and visit his father,
John May, Sr., and family.
Mr. and Mrs James Laughlin Of
Ridgeway attended the fair and visited
friends here Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Patrick Whalen returned
last week from visit with Mr. and Mrs
Clyde Davis at Galena.
Mrs E. G. Lang Of Chicago spent the
past week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs William Arthur
Robert Allen Of Stratford visited his
brother P D. Allen aufl wife last week
George Masten of Darlington attend
ed the fair and visited his mother and
his sister Mrs A. M. Kramer.
Miss Julia Mullen returned to Wat
erlo0 Friday.
Mrs Hugh King returned to her
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-08-30
Fie 1ler & Fielder, Attorneys.
ORDER TO HEAR PETITION OF ADMINISTER ToI
TO SELL OR MORTGAGE REAL ESTATE

ORDER TO HEAR PETITION OF ADMINISTRATOR
TO SELL OR MORTGAGE REAL ESTATE
NTATE of Wisconsin, Iowa County Court.
y Probate.
In the ma ter of the sale or m Drtgage of real
estate Of Peter A. Collins, decea sed.
On reading and filing the petition of Narlissa
E. Collins administration OF the estate of said
/ eter A. Collins deceased setting forth the
amount of personal estate that has come to her
of debts outstanding ag inst said deceased. and
praying that license be to her granted to sell
or mortgage all of the real estate whereof said
deceased died sliced, for the purpose of paying
said debts and the charges of administra ton
and happening by said petition that there is
not sufficient personal estate in the hands of
said administrative to pay said debts, and that
it is necessary in order TO pay the same to sell
or mortgage all of said real estate.
1t is therefore ordered, that all persons in
terested in said real estate appear before this
the 18th day of September 1917, at the court
house in the city of Dodgeville, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon then and there to show cause iii
any there shall be- why license should MT be
granted to said administrative to sell or mort
gage all of said real estate according to the
prayer of said petition.
And it is furthur ordered. that this order
shall be published for three successive weeks
prior to said day nf hearing, in the Iowa County
Democrat weekly newspaper published in
said county, and copy thereof shall be served
tate and residing in this county, at least twenty
days before the day herein appointed for the
hearing.
Dated Dodgeville, Iowa County, Wis. August
l4th, 1917.
ALDRo jerks, County Judge.
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A Finished Job,

A sutton objected because his BRIDE
to-be had short leg and limped. you
are wrong in objecting to that" said
the marriage broker. Suppose you
marry woman whose legs are sound
and straight. What do you gain by it?
You are not sure from day to day that
she will not fall down and break a
leg and then be lame for the rest Of
her life. Just consider the pain, the
excitement and the doctors bills. But
if you marry this one nothing can hap
pen. Here you have n finished job"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-08-30

Nolen accompanied Ed. and Mrs I. S.
CrHrelinS to Arena Saturday, where
Elder CrAcelus filled his appointment
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Will Wiseman and sons.
Miss Kathryn Gowman and Hugh
Smyth motored to Benton Sunday and
were guests at the James Wiseman
home
Miss Olga Young of Plattevllle was
here Saturday aud Sunday visiting her
cousin IneZ Rowland
Quite a number from here motored to
Mineral Point Saturday evening and
attended the Jack Bessey Stock Co.
show.
Mr. and Mrs John Wonn were i'm from
Martinville Sunday ON business and
calling ON Relatives
Mrs Cora OlpS and children of Platte
vile have been spending several days
here.
John (iriffihs and Earl Stacey were
at Dodgeville Sunday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-08-30

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book stores are filled with modern
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