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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-15
BETWEEN FRIENDS.

IMason CITY Globe-Gazette.J
It is a good thing that Bishop
Stuntz had such a good Methodist
brother as Governor Harding at the
capital Harding just gave the bish-
CD the Methodist wink and while other
churches were discussing the plan Of
church plant near the cantonment of
Camp Dodge and how they should
raise the money the bishop had his
TRUSTEES locating and building the pro-
posed church with hammocks and 9TH
er places to hold hands. for the benefit
Of the men and their wives and sweet
hearts who go to live for while in the
capital.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30
ssater (srceu acitOr6cn.

&otcr lSobn S. @reen, Der aoplon
0es st. Soiep6'S @oipituls@, itnrb
ocitcru 9latmittog i'm SoipitoI on
9lItcrsiAmahe. Gr crreicbte elm NJ.
ter BON 96 Sobren ino NOR wo6r.
ibeiuIih scr Glteitc fot6oliiAe @eiit,
liGc Der gio5cic ooh @lorplono. Die
@ceroiglno finoet Oil 0littuoA 9or.
ulittoG I'M 10 llbr ltatt. Sir oos
5cclenbeil oas Ncritorbencn miro
un Al0 ll6r III ser ct. Dlorici.
Stride ctt feierlides 9iequiemfSohs
ant ceIcbrirt iuerbcn Die 9eiicbunG
criolgt ollf ocni ogounic 9rae. 6ricos
bcfc~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30
Der gScItfrire Gentc Our cincm
Sabr.
80. EanlIar l9lG.

Sic Eeutldet treibcn iiiolih
Scr 5onune Die 6rou3oicn oif
elmer 3l2 ailoncter brcitell
6rout i'm 1000 Dieter 5uriid ipno
6aben oo6ei 1900 @cianacne ge.
madt.
ylad einein irnujoiiiden 9c.
ridt limo 6ei Dem Dor 5luei Sagen
untcrnonmenen lleberialI eines
3cppelius cii YoriS "a 9serio.
uen geiootet uuO 81 perlcet nor
ocn. Is wuroen II 9om6en Don
jc 600 %hIuo mi sic StaSt &C.
iporieu.
Ole pielen 9eribte Der 9laiir-
ten, Der tiirfiihe arerser Sui.
tan Sellinb~ irii6er Der 49,
beb" ici Scritort worocn fms
olle crinnoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30

Inter OcH @eleitc cincr Nlcngc
uon SciotrogcnOen muroen qcitcrn
yiodmittog ole iroii6en lle6crreiic
Der an Snnlitag i'm gllter BON 70
So6ren Oeritcrbenen 6rmn Selcu Q.
Gc6ring ouf Dem 9ouoon.Gari'
8ricoboic ju era6c getragen. @aiitf
g. 90. Zimmerman BON Scr cnqliiheiI
hit6eriideu Stride leitcte i'm Stcrbc'
6alHe, Scr. 1904, MiaoiIon-glpenue,
mo an @robe bic Sraperieicrli6fci'
fen. @unosrnoac 9lumcnlpcnOeil
idmiidten oen Sorg Der Ga6ingc
i1ieocnen. glts 9a6rti6trdger fnl'
eirten oie Scrrcn @olter SioneV,
See Cooper, 6rco. Siloebronot mo
Ser6crt aird.
6rou Selen 9. Gcbrirg mar bic
@ittpc oeS boz 6 so6ren perltorbe'
nen 9ernaro 0ebring nno Itanuntc
aus 0loenburg. sic fam I'M SABRE
1854 nod 9oliimorc unO war sic
Sdpieeermlitter oes fiir5Ii9 peritor
benen Or. @m. @om6el. Sie Bin
terIdBt bier Godter, Srau g9iaiaut
@ombcl, 6rau CHARLES 6. q. &ogt'
SSran 5reO. e'oieiuidb mo 6rnu .Qla'
bel Geanb oie 2cbtere pom oitlidef
Marplano, iomie cine Gntelin, 5rai'
Sopar6 @. Siimiep. iulter i6renl
9ii6ncu Olamen 9liuna @ombcl peii'
6efonut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30
g9irS allriifaebrodlt.

Gctetti6 GiIirf fubr geitcrn 9(6cno
nadl 9eip Dorf Inn Ghner g, Sones.
Der BORT inter Scr glniAulOigung,
otaebid bier in oos .3iumer bon
Capt @|pron Sdermcr6orn i'm y9cl.
proerc @otcl" einaebrotben 81 icin,
nah Baltimore 5uriid 81 brinscn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30
.Nlrnlncilrr.

,,Nnhlturlnm" IDuriiun, bcr 3auberer.
.,SDro 3" 1be Nirib Of @ yi0iion"
.,t8aHciD" 49,. WnCcr Witl5 Nnrlc6Quers" X
spippubrome" Nauoepiue mo 4anoclbilbsr.
,,MlnrnlnnO"- Nnnoehiue
,MinhiNtnocmlc" NcnQur"
,,Qiaorin" Nnubcnine uno QgonoclbiIbcr.
,,Aibannh'c xbcnirr" Eomerlioe. ben !.
i5epruar, aEer irene Nnmerao"
,1cntIdicr Nfic1crbuno Uun YnilmDre" -
Sicuilaa ben 30 Sanunr. Grober Sa0rcsbon
in a9'nrrne Nuilc"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30
grao

Tic Storung welde iid bon oen
noroliben 8lodltoaten na1 Ontario
pcr5og, mar in oen lebten "a Shms
ocn BON &eaen itno S9nee in oen
n5rolidcn 0ren5itoaten, ino Heeeu
oitliA oes N1iiiiiiippi bcaleitct. Gic
noromeitlihcn Staaten iino bon ou.
Brroeluo6nlih foIteu @ettcr befoaen
ipor0cn. Sic 8oraisiosnqgen limo,
ooh oos @ctter om Gicuitag imO
aJlittwod oitlid ocS GRiiliiiippi.6lui.
les allgenlein flor Iein miro.
Die Gcuperotur miro am 1ien.
ito9 in .GnglouO iteigen ober on
Gienitog tmo GRittfpo6 IN oen 9ieeio.
ncn Der groBen Seen Dem Sbio.
Gbol mo Eennciiee, ionic om 01itt-
nod in sen otlantiihcn unO Dit
@oliltooteu fallen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30
gSOn ecc nnO 0aicn.

Siele S1ltte nut Der 6obrt man
Baltimore. Sm Saicn Iicgcn
rs Gompier unO wartep oui Oos
gredcn ser SIodaoe nili DER
Observation-Disclosures Sri.
tiider Gampicr nacnmorc" an
@runo gclouicn-
@eitcrn fomen IA Gampicr inn
Snlen an bon Oencn If in 9allalt
mareu. Ger uorpcoiihe Gumpicr
,8crnon" bra6te cine 9aoung 9o-
noncn BON Santa Marta unO Die
6cioeu gloriueeer nSorolo~ imo
.IcnScnsfioIo" @iieuer5 nad Spar.
oous @oiut. glac IA Sdiffc wcrOcn
@rportgiiter laocn.
9lus oen Sdiiiobrtsnodridfeu
aebt 5crpor, oob 96 Iompfcr imo .
5egIcr oui Scr 5obrt uod Baltimore
iiuo, Oopon iinO 81 britiid, 81 nor
ipcend, II omeritauiib unO Die
iibrigeu OGniid, idpeoiit, 6oIl6n-
Oiicb, itoIicniib, iponiid, iapanilb,
iran5oiiib rno beleiid.
1t8 0ompfer mo Scgler iiito bon
Baltimore nob alien @cIttbeilcn I'M
tcripegS Sun Soicn Iiegen "A Gom-
pier, 8 GoIlicbiffe mo mcbrcre 9or
fen.
Ger 6ritii6e Gonpicr naenmorc"
Gopitdu Gooline, scr oeiteri nit
GROCER 9aolmg bon bier na6 2eit6.
@nslono, abiubr. acrietb bel 9lort6
@oint ouf @rrno un0 founte bis &C.
tern gL6euo nod nidt iIott gcmodt
peroen
9ldd gluSiage BON GopitGn @iernO'
ION bonn norpeeii1en 1onlpicr
.Sarolo", ser nit elmer 9aOunq gi.
iener5 bon @u6a fir Ole get6le1en
Steel so. in Sparrops Goint onIeg-
te, foil cine eroBe 3obl britiider
Sdiiie i'm Sofen bon Barbados ans
6lirdt Dor Oclltideu anperidifeu
baugc iein, Oeu Saien 81 DerIoIien.
Ger bolldnOiidc Gompfer .SIico.
nidt" fam noh elmer ie6r Itiirmiiden
9leiie bier an imo miro cine 2ooing
@ctreioe iiir bic 6olIGnoiihc 9lcgie.
rlng eiune6men.
Captain 3ccnoma berif)tetc, ooE
er feine oeltiheu 9opcribiffe ooer
llnteriee6ootc auf Der 9leiie geiidtct
bate.
Der neuc amerifnnii1c Sonfooni.
pier ~Simoil". Gopt. S. Sdclman
fam BON Sanlpico, Mer.,. alf leincr
eritcn 9ieiie nad Baltimore nit
5000 Sonren ooer 10000 Sab 9io6ol
iiir oie o3ruOentio[ Oil 60, 6oir.
iieIO, g(nne 9lrliuoel,Goiintp, bier an.
Cos Sbiif ee66rt Der Sun 0il
Co., @6ilooelRbio, imo lpuroc Dor
pier Mouateu icrtiaecitent no mad.
te bis ioiueit bier 9ieiicn.
@opt. @ierulOieu iogte, ooB onc
2eu6ticuer in ueitinoii1cn Safer
onseeloitt mnrocn uno ooB fcinc
Sdiife na9 @inbrnd Der 9unfcI6eit
in Die Sdfen einIaiien oiirfen. QIil'
BerOem lit es 6en Shiifen rntcrlagt,
glnfcrlihter 81 iiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30
Seridjt Ses Baltimore @ctterbnrcans
Ger OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der 9uit
nor 80 &ro5cnt Inn S llbr NlorecnS
mo 9S 4'ro5cnt I'M s llbr 9Ibcil0s.
grIearaphiidcr gNeitcr6eridlt.

sIuS Den iibrigcn gunoes.@etter-
@cobadtines- -Stotioncn wlIroen Die
tolgenOcn nicOrieitcn Semperatiircn
ole I'M s llbr ociicru 9benO 6errid.
ten bcrtdtct:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30

uur ongciirenet iuoroen, INN ourd
ri6tcrlidc Gntibeiouna icIi5piicl'
len, pic ibcr oos oorbanocnc @clo
bonn StaatssGoutroIcur 81 pcriiigeh
ici.
&crlonetl Gntiddoteung.
Gic S.roBcnbd6n @eicaibait 1T
inn SupcriorgcriHt bon Dem g1dcr
Gbco. 5. Sheroer I'M $4,000 Sda'
oencriob ocrtlaot porocu. Sdcroer
iagt, OaB CT am 10. M0rj OH ocr Gdc
BON Siebt. mo 9nnoaIlitroBe ourdl
cine GolIiiiou iemcs 6ubrtperfcs nit
cinen StrnBcnbo6n @aggon 70
ldlimm pcrlcst luurOe, oaB CT bier
0ionote orbeitsinid6ig muroc. Sr.
Sancs 8liIgcl lit scr Sledtsoupalt
ocs 8rli. Sdcr0cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30

Siir MarDIon0 uno 0cn Iiitrift
Gollimbia bclite flar ino ipcillidc
g9inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30

WbuHErnien, pie ben ,TeniIdlcn Gorre.
IpOnbtmtcn" nidjt pHnttlifl pbrr unre0el.
waNlR crhalien, fin nebgien, BEE Eill4
cauea yer xeiephpn sbes itbtliill& wlli.
iteiluHa 81 mQasN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30

ScutIder Sricser6nuc bon Sultir
mprc Wrofsr patriOtiIdcr Sa9rcS.
bnll 5nr 5cier OcS Wcbnrtstngs
g. 90. SaiIer @il6tIm Oes 3ucitcn,
0icnitug, Seu 30. Sannnr 1917.
@urrD's SaIlc, 743 gS. galtimOreitr.
(Son2t,S,9.3O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30
Gdliifsfarten

pon inns naN 0eutiAlono imO
Seiterreid .lluoorn iibcr @otteroom
ino 9leru.Yor @eIOienouuoeil nd@
Guropo.
SGcu. s. 0iener e Gu.,
217 Slt.WnItimOrc.Gtr.
(Oldro t3-) 243 sHO.yrUaOwaS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30

Gic Gonumiiiion iiir oiientli6c DC.
trie5e lit bon Der .@ei!litheu Atoru.
Idnocr 9ohn" I'M Die GrloubniB err
iudf moroen, $l426,075l2 iiir Ons
llnidniicn Don 9etriebsmoteriol aitS.
5uae6en lno oaS eriorOerlidle @ciO
jil borgcit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30

Gngelpcihta pollicn ongcbih miiicn
oaB Die 9crleiitng Der Sroomon5cn
cine biBigc Tcbatic 5ltr Sclgc 6nbcn
wiirOc, ooh mltrocn oicirlbcu obnc
piclc Grorteriilsen Dem Giicnba6it
Gomiic iibertuieicu.
QIbunncntcn, bic ben ,1cntIdcn Gurrcs
Iponorntcn" nidjt piiuftlidj Dbrr iinrcgels
mdDln crbnlien, Fnb aebrlcn, Der Cfiire
enuou per EcIcpbOn ober imrIiilIdJ N,It.
tbrilnHg 6u MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30
9ln6ritSrcnOcr ylcacr.

&c9cn imge6ii5rli1en @etro9cns
wurOe gcitern Scr 9ieaer So6n 9lanO
uou 9tr. AZ, 9do.5todtonitry BON
9ii9ter S0om I'M iiiowcitliden Sta
5eigeriAt 81 elmer @eloitraie bon
500 ilno Soften ocrlrtbeilt Ole cr in
GrmaugeIunJ Der Mlittel obiisen
mnB. Gol8iit Oiron er5d6Itc Dem
&id)ter, ooB er icOen Sonutoe p1b.
reno Der lcstcn Dlonotc ocn 9Icocr
5lr &aiion 6ringen muBte. Gr iei
eiu iortoonernler 9tubcit0rer gclpe.
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-30

gi6Onnciltcn, 6ie ben ,.3entidDcn Gorr'
IpUnbeittcn" nidjt piiultIidJ Oher nnr
maEig erbaltcH, iiub aebetcu, bcr s
bnpun per Telepbon cher idriiilim
ibcilung 81 madcM
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-28
Information to Voters

The following instructions given for the information
and guidance of (a entering the polling
giving his residence will receive ballot
which thereon the
initials both ballot clerks and other ballot be
Upon receiving his ballot the retire alone
may proper mark
ballot he advise indicate in manner
whom
(b for but ONE candidate for each office
he shall mark his ballot by placing mark in the
right EACH candidate whom he intends vote if
whose does
the ballot write his the blank provided for that
TENTION OF THE VOTER IS CALLED PARTICULARLY TO
THE FACT THAT HE MUST PLACE A CROSS OR MARK IN
THE SQUARE AT THE RIGHT OF EACH AND EVERY CAN
DIDATE FOR WHOM HE INTENDS TO VOTE.
(c) ballot should be marked any other
If ballot be spoiled be returned the ballot clerk
another in its stead but than three in all
shall be issued voter Five minutes time is allowed
booth mark ballot Unofficial ballots memorandum to
marking the booth
be copy from The ballot be shown
marked by the
After marked it should be folded SO that the inside
be that the printed endorsements and sigma
ballot clerks the Then
should Of the booth compartment his
the inspector charge of the ballot box hand him his ballot
placed box, pass the polling place.
who declares to the presiding officer that he
unable read that of physical disability he is
his ballot have assistance
ion officers marking the be chosen by the and
if he that he totally blind he
any chosen by him from the legal the
ward The presiding officer administer oath in his dis
cretiOn as to such persons liability.
( The candidates for the different Offices for whom
naton have been filed this office this time
follows:
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-28

The voting places in the several wards located fol-
lows:
First Ward-Ohm Brothers building, los Market Street
Second Notwithstanding Hail. PIT North Fourth Street
Third Ward-Basenent reading of Public Library
Fourth Ward-Phoenx Engine House, 1877 Water Street.
Fifth Ward-Ffth Ward Hall, North Church Street
Sixth BriesemeisteTs place. North Fourth
aid Streets
Seventh Ward-Knicks mill, 100 River Drive.
Eighth Ward-Fifth and
Ninth Ward-NOrth Room of New High School Building
Tenth Ward-Gymnasium of Northwestern College, College
Avenue
Eleventh Ward-Rear of Gorder building 6O2 Main
Street.
Twelfth Ward-Courvlle Place, Baxter Street
Thirteenth Ward-Maerzke carpenter shop, 1881 North
Fourth Street.
Fourteenth Ward-316 North Warren Street
Notice is further given that the polls will open
(6 o'clock in the morning until eight
of said day. FRANK S. WEBER, City Clerk.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-28
CITY BRIEFLETS.

Ice on Rock river began moving out
on March "a.
F. A. Bittner was a cream city Wis
itor on Sunday.
W. J. Robichaud was a Milwaukee
visitor on Sunday.
E. V. Leschinger of Milwaukee spent
Sunday in Watertown.
D. Byrnes of Oconomowoc spent
Sunday in WatertOwn.
Fred and William Block of Milwau-
kee spent Sunday at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer were
visitors in Milwaukee on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Jungman are
parents of baby girl born Saturday
morning.
Frank Dohr OF Madison was an over
Sunday visitor at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Graf.
Arnold Simdars of West Allis spent
the week end with his parents, Mr.. and
MRS. EDWARD olmdarS.
Miss Gertrude Glendening Of Mil
Waukee was a guest of Miss Margaret
Koenig over Sunday.
Miss Eileen Stats of Milwaukee was
a week end visitor at the home Of her
mother, in Third street.
Mrs. Samuel Wagner of Milwaukee
was a Sunday visitor at the home OF
her mother, Mrs. Margaret Martsch.
| Mrs. Mary Leonardy and daughter
Mary of Williston, N. D. have been the
guests of relatives here several days.
| FOR SALE-Sprinkling wagon. In
good condition. Inquire of John
Byrne, 813 South Second street, Wa
| tertown, Wis. 21-3t
The Jefferson county fair will be
held on August %, 20 and 80, the week
before tina Watertown Inter-County
fair.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-28

Miss Martha lick of Milwaukee Wis
tied at her home here over Sunday.
Miss Ella Martsch Of Milwaukee
spent Sunday at her home i'll Wiscon-
sin street.
Wild geese began flying north last
week and wild ducks are beginning to
arrive in this section.
Mrs. w. J. Cavanagh and Mrs. Ed
ward Burke of Milwaukee, were visi-
IItors here on Friday.
Will Jones was a Milwaukee visitor
on Saturday where he inspected new
methods for heating ranges by gas in
bakeries.
o. L. Forkenbridge is improving in
health rapidly and will soon be able
to resume work as conductor on the
La Crosse division oe the Milwaukee
road.
Election will SOON be here; you
want to choose the best men, you need
to be just as careful in selecting your
goods, and you can get the best of The
Central Trading Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover CHASER returned
Iastweek from visit of four weeks at
Hot Springs and Stuttgart, Ark. They
enjoyed the trip very much but say
there is no place like good old Wiscon-
sin.
H. w. Werner, salesman in the
Schempf Bros. Co. store, who intended
removing TO Escanaba, Mich, has de-
cided to remain in his present position
and will not leave Watertown, much to
the delight of the many friends of the
| family.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-28
SChaCk'S Grocery
Best Service In Town
J setback, Proprietor
VIM. J. setback, Proprietor

Watertown, Wis, March 26, 1917
Owing the high prices, have adopted
1917, will
in harmony it'll the trend Of the times.
system goods a
all will sold
the nominal of three have
Delivery
delivery orders Of 81 90.
a o
all being the HIGH QUALITY
The largest the retail
credit delivery
example: thirty-day credit
his payments, which 5 to SO cent to
collect.
onally accounts which impossible
collect. Is it yourself to have their bills
The goods at the lowest price
Under the old credit
You have three deliveries week possibly ore
without
special delivery
According wi IL for OWN
goods delivery NOT nei ghbors.
you very kindly your past patronage
result in large monthly savings for
truly,
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-28
City BriefetS

Mrs. H. J. Schaub was visitor in
Oconomowoc last week.
Alex Buchheit Of Milwaukee was
visitor here on Thursday
! Arthur Bursinger has returned from
q trip to Rochester, Mimi
: Miss Anna Kelley has removed to
her former home in Redwood
Edward Seibel of Milwaukee was a
{ business visitor here this week.
! Owain r Hughes transacted bust
ness in Madison one day last week
Mrs. Arnold Reuteler entertained
the Bridge club Wednesday evening.
birthday party Wednesday evening.
Mrs. W. E. Goeldner of Milwaukee
is a guest at the home of Mrs Anna
Goeldner.
! City Engineer Arnold c. Kraft at
tended the funeral of a relative in Mil
wauke on Tuesday
! Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. KrOnitZ and Mr..
and Mrs. John c. Cruel were cream
/ city visitors on Wednesday,
F! Richard Burke of Plymouth was a
week end visitor at the, home of NJ j.
Burke.
! The polling place in the Ninth ward
has been changed to the north room in
, the new high school.
! If you are looking for aeroplane
quality goods and submarine prices try
The Central Trading Co.
| Erwin Moldenhauer left on Tuesday
on business trip to Montana and
will be absent about two weeks.
Thomas Reynolds, one of the dis
pensers Of good cheer and hospitality
! in HubbletOn, was a visitor in Water
| town Thursday.
/ The subject of the sermon at Trinity
, Lutheran church on Sunday will be
Jesus on the Way to Golgatha"
There will be music by the church
choir.
| Miss Catherine Russell daughter of
G. ]. Russell of this city, has left Chi
cago where she has been employed
as stenographer and has gone to
Billings, Montana, to accept a like
position.
ALFALFA SEED-not the cheap
southern kind-but the genuine MON
A A I L T. oJ;v 70
needs, we have it, with a purity test
of ~over 80 per cent Melzer's Seed
Store.
John T. Hierlihy, agent for the Chi
cago & Northwestern Railway COM
pany at Clyman, has resigned his po-
sition there to enter into partnership
with the Ed. Reichenbach company,
drainage contractors.
A F. Baumann and wife have re-
| turned from a visit of six weeks with
their daughter at Iowa City, Iowa.
They went to Iowa to make the &C
quaintance Of grandchild born few
days previous to their visit in the
Iowa town.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Bates and Mrs.
Mary Alexander attended the funeral
| of Mrs William Perkins in Deerfield
on Thursday Mrs. Perkins was we'll
known in Watertown where she fire.
quently visited. She was 20 years old
and a niece Of Mrs. Alexander. The
burial was in Lake Mills.
You don't know what bargains you
have missed until you have tried The
Central Trading Co.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-28

SEED SPECIALISTS-Th is a
title we've earned, and it's also a good
You should buy SEED from a seed
merchant for the same reason that
you deal with a doctor when you want
medical advise or with an architect
when you want a building designed.
MelZer's Seed Store.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-28
For Sale.

The Wegemann Homestead at No.
500 Sixth street, 10 room house with
Kelsey furnace, gas, water, bathroom,
hot water heater Lot 100x108, east
front. Will be sold cheap as sale
must be made inside of 80 days. In
Quire at office Of Skinner & Thauer,
West Main street. 14-3t
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-28
Election Notice

Office City Clerk Watertown, Wis, March q, 1917
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF WATERTOWN:
hereby given municipal election be held
several City Waertown the Third
3rd April D. 1917 which the officers named below
chosen The candidates each Office
voted whose nominations been certified this
office, given opposite the title of the office.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-28
The Government is
q Partner in the
Brewing Industry

ME partnership of our Government and the
\ Brewing Industry was entered into during the
Civil War for the purpose Of increasing war
revenues. The bill creating this partnership was
signed by President Lincoln with tie distinct
understanding that the measure would be repealed
as soon as war conditions justified its repeal.
AS matter Of fact the Brewers of America
voluntarily rendered the Government the sum Of
SO cents per barrel On every barrel Of beer brewe
This was done by the Brewers in spirit Of loyalty,
fairness and justice-a willingness to bear their full
share Of the heavy war revenues.
The United States Government accepted the
Brewers offer with the understanding that it was
but a temporary relief r1ccsu-e which, IN the
opinion of Lincoln, wculd be repealed as soon as
conditions justified lis repeal.
But that which was voluntarily rendered to the
Government as a contribution YVES accepted
as such-has since been igr;poacd IS a permanent
tax. Not only that but the tax has been doubled
and tripled. The beer tex was SO cents a barrel
for many years after the Civil War The normal
tax was later increased TO $1C0 a2d at the begin
ming Ct the Spo2,2-A12e-ic-2 vgar in 1893 tie tax
was jumped to 500 pr barrel
After the Wet vycs ever, the normal tax Of
S1.00 prevailed It'll 1917 when the Emergency
act raised the tex to $50 per b2r-e1-and every
Brewery in America is paying thai SUM to the
Government now.
Can one partner II Z Business take
atcay his partners shore ,,tllo,d Just
compensation? Ccrtcirly 'aotf
IF you wcre IN business with another and YOU
could not agree, you would buy cut your partner
or he would buy yen cut, paying fcir price for
the business. There would be 10 confscafion-no
taking the partners property without fair or just
payment therefore. Such procedure would be
robbery.
In fairness CT justice. then, can Government
be It National, CT State, CT Municipa1-take away
its partners interest III business without fair and
just compensation?
When arycnc's property Or business - his
source of income Or IveLnood-is taken away or
destroyed by legislat:on-by an Get Of the voters
by yoer act, if you Ilease-is not the one SO
injured entitled to compensation for his loss?
YOU would not want yorr business destroyed
by legislation Without co5ncensatior-w you be
party to legislation that would deny the same
right to Others?
Remember this
Compensation simply means
that fair payment shell be made for 4
10hatecer property is destroyed By the
oote Of The people.
Would you forcefuliy take anything that did
not belong to you without paying for it?
Think it overt
The Brer0ers of Wisconsin,