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Evening star., 1917-09-25
What Will You Learn?

Naturally the question occurs to you:
''What will l learn during such brief
course?" The answer is that these four
thousand pupils are to be taught by the
successful new conversational method
of the Gordon-Detwiler Institute, which
does away with most all unnecessary syn
tax and rules of grammar, and enters i'm
mediately upon direct conversation;
therefore every pupil should Cd master
all of the fundamental rules of the French
language; CD should master French pro-
nunciation; 60 should acquire French
vocabulary of about three hundred
words; (4) should learn about fifty idi-
oms in everyday use; 60 should learn
about one hundred important military
and Red Cross phrases.
Evening star., 1917-09-25
Celebrated Professors

This wonderful free nine-lesson French
Course will be given under the personal
direction of Justice B. Detwiler, President
of the Gordon-D Detwiler Institute of New
York, Inc, and among the imposing array
of Professors who have been engaged to
teach personally are Basile G. dOuakil
L-es-LI., of the University of Lyons;
Baron Albert Du Vivier, Eleve du Con-
servatoire de Paris; Theodore Bisenz of
Geneva, member and honorary professor
of the Academy of Arts and Letters in
Toulouse, France; Dr.. M. Francis Mabar-
di, of the University of Paris; Professor
Benjamin Hortense DArlon, of the Uni
versity of Paris, and Mile. Alice Blum,
graduate of the University of Paris
These names certainly are due and suff-
cient guarantee of the merit of the course.
Evening star., 1917-09-25
Call or Write for Free Ticket

The Free Nine-Lesson French Course tick
cts may be obtained by Washingtonians lad
ults only) at the main business Office of The
Washington Star, Corner 11th Street and
Pennsylvania Avenue. Call and get your
ticket tomorrow at the latest You will not
be asked to fill out any blank or to go
through any other sort of red tape. Just
step into the Office and ask for a French
Course ticket, and. while they last, they will
be given to you and no questions asked. If
you are unable to call personally, just write
for a ticket, addressing your letter to Cor
don-Detwiler Institute, care The Washington
Star, Washington, D. C., and enclose self
addressed stamped envelope. The ticket
then will be sent to you Immediately.
Evening star., 1917-09-25
Course Costs You Nothing


the heate embarrassment If you de-
following
Youron thbd
of No neunder
theefee
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Be Read ComesM Home Him With
Few Wadm mFend Now GreaFe Class
Your Free THE WASHINGTON STAR
York, Inc, Will Conduct the
Class Washington Next Week

Of New is a o
Washn chen n B.
thousand n Tuesday, October
be one um?
dof
and incidentally popuize the Gordon line
Language
er,pl hemsl d to
FrenchC ,thana is anateren fort hmslve
Evening star., 1917-09-25
Free Ticket Supply Will Not Last Long

Youwi of these Free Nne Lesson French
10
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the
ostof Wash
Star omor q
Evening star., 1917-09-25
Mail $1.00
for This
Remarkable
Soldiers
French Guide
If Unable
Attend
Great Class

Every man and woman of Washing
ton and surrounding territory who is
wide awake to the terrible menace to
our beloved Country that lies in the
present chaotic world upheaval should
have a copy of this French book, there
fore, if you are unable to attend these
Classes personally just mail $1.OO to
Gordon-Detwiler Institute, care Wash
ington Star, and copy of the book will
be sent to you post paid. Or you may
call at the business office of The Wash
ington Star and get copy of the book
for $1.0O. See wonderful contents:
Evening star., 1917-09-25

Here Are the Dates and
the Hours of the Lessons
The clas. will come together in beauti-
full B. F. Keith Theater, Washington,
D. c., commencing Tuesday, October 2,
on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of each week. The sam. identical
lesson will be given twice on each class
day at 12.15 o'clock p. m. and at 5.45
o'clock p. m, and you may attend at the
hour which best suits your convenience.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-01-26

P Kearney election and mileage 40
Monson election mileage 432
Dukerschein election mileage 456
l06 r. L. Beverdge election returns and mileage 456
i07 R. W. Richardson election returns and miage $40
Riege election mileage SIC
Stenson, election and mileage 4OS
n Branerd returns mileage 492
G. Schimberg and mileage 32
1l2 j. A. Schmidt election returns and mileage $50
il3 Iheo Kurth election returns and mileage 492
liz L. TomcZak election returns and mileage SIG
lis P Kassela, election returns and mileage 5O4
1l6 Louis Schovn election returns and mileage 5O
III G. S. Arnold election returns and mileage 46S
Leblanc, and mileage 46S
ll9 August Knaach election returns mileage 1884
T. T. Denssen election returns and mileage 3sS
Stubs, signing orders and mileage 492
1872 Matt faasl election returns and mileage ------ 1886
Elmer w. 4il canvassing 300
Manning canvassing 800
1872 f. W. Calkins mileage Pip
c. Stubbs signing orders and mileage 402
1873 L. ID. St Clair, mileage and per diem 540
1874 Frank F. Lneberg, committee common schools 492
1876 Lee Van Paer committee common schools -~- 444
100 ". S. Manning canvassing --+ 800
200 Elmer ". HILL canvassing 300
20i +. election and mileage 4.4l
kirvan, election returns and mileage 800
SPEECH, election returns and mileage 5O4
Stone and mileage 4l4
Dukerschen election returns and mileage 462
2O6 NJ. Y. Cliff, election returns and mileage 48O
2O8 w. Richardson election and mileage $40
Monsoon, election returns and mileage 452
PIG Oswald election returns and mileage 372
b. Hopkins, election returns and mileage $40
PIP j. c. Rege and mileage SAG
f. Densen, election returns and mileage 1874
PA Bernard election returns and mileage 400
2l5 f. Ineberg election returns and mileage 492
2i6 H. Stenson, election and mileage 4Oo
F. N Branerd, election returns and mileage 492
2i8 H. A. Schimberg and mileage 32
2l9 Kassela, election returns and mileage 5O4
22O L. w Cox and mileage 5Ol
22i j. A. Schmidt election returns and mileage $50
222 A f. Welhausen, election returns and mileage 4Oo
223 Aug Knaack mileage 4O2
224 TomczaB election returns and mileage $40
225 Serley, election returns and mileage 80
227 Matt Haas, election returns and mileage 336
T. E. Munroe canvassing two days 600
Supervisor Serey moved that the of the committee be
adopted and e allowed recommended.
Roll called and all members present voted aye
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-01-26
Resolution

Whereas, it appears by petition
presented by C. e. kinstad that he
is the owner of the Southwest
quarter Of The Northeast quarter Of
Section 1iiirty-Iive (35), Town
ship Thirty-six go North, Of
Range Eight 81 West, i'll Rusk
County, Wisconsin, and
Whereas, it further appears
that said lands We're conveyed by
the State Of Wisconsin to George
Baldwin, on the Eighteenth day Of
January, 1897 and
Whereas, it further appears that
Chippewa County and the State OF
Wisconsin, by its proper officer did
on the Fourteenth day of Septem-
Der, 1878, issue q tax deed on said
premises for the sale of September
l4th. 1875 to Nelson Sellers, which
deed has been recorded and now
appears on record III the office OF
the Register OF Deeds i'll and for
t}uSk County.
Whereas, it appears from the
record Of said tax deed and the
record Of said patent that at the
time Of the issuing of said tax deed,
the lands hereinabOVe descrlbedbe-
iOnged TO the state OF Wisconsin
and were worcestershire for taxes,
and that said tax deed is void so far
as il relates to said land.
Therefore, be it Resolved, that
said tax deed be and the same is,
hereby declared null and void SO
far as it relates to the land above
described, and
Be it further Resolved, that said
tax deed be and the same is hereby
cancelled SO far as it relates to the
lands above described, and that the
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-01-26
Report of Finance Committee on
School Appropriation

To The HOnOraDIe Board OF Super
visors Of Rusk County, Wisconsin,:
The Finance Committee pursuant
to section 1914 of Revised Statutes,
recommend that the sum Of Fifteen
Thousand One Hundred Fifty-Six
and 30-100 Dollars ($15,156.30) be
levied and assessed against the tax
able property of the towns, villages
and city Of Rusk County, for school
tax for the current year.
The amount to be raised by each
town, village and city is determined
from the statement of the State
superintendent on file in the office
of the county clerk, showing the
amount of school fund income ap-
propriated to the different towns,
villages and city the past year, and
iS sc fellows
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-01-26
Charles KirWan,
District Attorney.

To Board Of Supervisors Rusk County.
Supervisor Schmidt that report Of the committee be
adopted and bills be allowed as recommended.
Roll called and all members present voted
Report Audit Settlement Committee
We the undersigned committee to whom referred the
bills having consideration report the
and the that they be allowed
follows
c. P.
Harry Ballou
Lee
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-01-26

Supervisor Coon moved that the
report of the committee be adopt
ed.
Roll called, and all members
present voted aye.
Resolved that the following
named banks be designated County
Repositories for the year 1917:
State Bank of Ladysmith,
Rusk County Bank,
Lumbermans State Bank,
Ingram State Bank,
Hawkins State Bank,
WeyerhaeuSer State Bank,
State Bank of Glen Flora.
Funds to be prorated among the
different banks according to their
equaIized valuation as equalized by
the County Board.
E. H. Jacobs,
Geo. M. CarnaChan,
Cyrus Stanton.
Supervisor Schmidt moved that
the report of the committee be
adopted.
Roll called, and all members
present voted aye.
We, the committee on Finance
and Taxation would recommend
the County Clerk be allowed the
sum of $500 for clerk hire for the
ensuing term and the same be paid
to Crystal MunrOe, as deputy, quar-
terly.
e. H. Jacobs,
Geo. NJ Carnachan,
Cyrus Stanton.
Supervisor Ever moved that the
resolution be adopted.
Roll called, and all members
present voted aye.
Resolved by the Board of Super
visOrs of Rusk County that the sum
of $4,000 per year be allowed to
Gladys kermott as Deputy Clerk Of
the Circuit Court, and that the same
be paid quarterly.
Recommended by Taxation and
Finance Committee.
E. II. Jacobs,
Cyrus Stanton.
Geo. NJ. Carnachan,
Supervisor Streator moved that
the resolution be adopted.
Whereas, buildings have been
built on the grounds Of the Rusk
County Agricultural Society at the
expense Of the society, and sue
cessful fair has been given, and
Whereas, said society is in need OF
funds with which to make pay
ments on said buildings; Now,
Therefore, Be it,
Resolved, that an appropriation
of five hundred dollars be made and
paid to the Rusk County Agrlcul-
tural Society for the purpose of de-
fraying the expense Of new build
ings; that the same shall be paid
from the general fund out OF mon
eys not otherwise appropriated, and
the County Chairman and Clerk are
hereby directed to issue an order
for said amount in favor of said So
ciety.
Harry Ballou.
Supervisor Arnold moved adop-
ton of the resolution.
Roll called, and all members
present voted aye.
Relief Commission
alton of Your Honorable Body a
mrs provided for the relief Of in
County for the year ending Oc-
S24858
10000
- 800
c'OO
" 500
- 800
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-01-26

County Clerk of Risk County, Wis.,
consln, be and he is hereby ordered
and instructed to issue to the own
er of said described piece or parcel
Of land, a certificate Of cancella-
ton as provided in Section 11S4a Of
the Statutes of the State of Wis
consin for the year 1915.
Dated this 28th day of November,
1916.
l.. w. Cox,
f. n Bralnerd,
Forest Triplett.
Supervisor Carnachan moved,
that the resolutions be adopted.
Motion carried.
Report of Illegal Certificate Conn
mittee
Ladysmith, Wis.
We, the undersigned committee,
to whom was referred the annexed
bills. having had the same under
consideration, report. the same back,
and recommend to the Board that
they be allowed as follows:
l.. w. Cox,
F.. n. Brainerd,
Forest Triplett.
No. 1856 t. NJ. Thomas -------S 4.53
No. 236 Baker Land & Tile Co. 1850
Albert Zebro, disallOwed - 1859
Supervisor Carnachan moved
that the report Of the committee be
adopted and bills allowed as rec
commended.
Roll called, and all members
present voted aye.
SUPERVISOR Strcator moved that
committee be appointed to draft a
resolution in regard to game laws.
Motion carried.
Supervisor Streator, Carnachan
and Arnold appointed.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-01-26

pOILOUUU
We also find County Bridge Or
ders drawn for S6728.S2 and more
to pay for which there is no APP
preparation.
E. II. Jacobs,
Geo. M. Carnachan,
Cyrus Stanton.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-01-26
Report Of Poor Committee

committee, to whom referred the
hills the
same back the Board that they be allowed
follows:
Geo Manley,
Lee Van Patcr,
Toe
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-01-26

S1015O.3U
r. H. Jacobs,
Geo. M. Carnachan,
Cyrus Stanton.
Report of Finance Committee on
Taxation
We, your committee on Finance
and Taxation, recommend that the
following sums be levied and as
sessed against the taxable proper
ty Of Rusk County for the year 1916.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-01-26

Schmidt that the of the committee be
adopted and bills be allowed recommended
Roll called and all present voted
Report of justice and Constable Committee
IadySmih, Wis, 1916.
the committee to whom referred the
having consideration report the
to the Board that they be allowed
follows
JOS G.. Reigel
H. {. DukerSchein,
H. Sclmbers.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-01-26
G. P. Coon,
Harry Ballou,
Lee Van patter.

II Louise Wegner travelling $3.50
Wegner, travelling
expenses holding
1877 Louise Wegner salary and expenses 138
Northern Hospital of insane
support 0
Feeble minded support of inmates i24263
1870 State Hospital for insane support Of inmates 42458
Chronic Wood
IA Asylum Chronic Shawano Co., of inmates i9095
i42 Asylum Chronic St CrOx of inmates i0320
Rchand Co, inmates
Chronic OF inmates $3.50
Asylum Chronic insane Eau Claire Co, inmates 537iO
Chronic Dunn Go, of inmates 1865
AZ Asylum for Chronic insane Chippewa Co., Of inmates 1864
i5l Louise Il. Wegner, salary and 1914
Eau Claire Co. tuberculosis Sanarium of inmates 9
Girls inmates ---5S967
Wegne salary and 9707
Serey moved that the of the committee be
adopted bills allowed recommended Roll called and
all members present voted aye.
Report Of Miscellaneous Committee
I4adySmith, Wis, Nov. %, 1916.
the undersigned committee to whom referred the
under consideration report the
the Board that they be allowed
follows:
F. n. Erainerd
L. w.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-01-26

H c. Dukerschem 462
J. C. Subbs signing orders and mileage 492
10 f. W. Cakins mileage - ---------- 1916
81 f. W. Cakins, mileage --- Observation-Disclosures 1852
J. c. 1872
D. St Clair, mileage and diem $40
Van Patter, attendance and mileage 444
Frank LinebeIg, committee school and
mileage 492
81 F Cakns mileage
n ] Stlbbs signing order and mileage 492
IS F. T. Lneberg, committee common schools and
mileage -- 492
L. d. st Clair, mileage and diem --------- 54O
Paer committee schools and
mileage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4.44
E. D. Stah, election returns and mileage 444
80 E. A. Kirvan election returns and mileage 300
election returns mileage 456
Speich election returns and mileage 5O4
l02 w. C. Stone, election returns and mileage 444
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-01-26
Report of Soldiers Relief Commission

Report OF Soldiers Relief Commission
consideration of Your Honorable BODY
report disposition the un provided for the ree OF IN
soldiers Rus County for the year ending DC
ober 81 1916.
Balance fund last report ----------------- 9S4ooo
>Ta,r lo,u, 10000
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-01-26

State of Wisconsin, Rusk County,
SIS.
j. A. Michaelson, being first duly
sworn on oath says, that he has
read the above and foregoing petit
tion and knows the contents there
of and that the same is true to his
own knowledge, his knowledge be-
ing based upon examination of the
records referred TO in said petition;
that he makes this petition on be
half Of the owner Of said land and
is authorized so to do.
J. A. MichaelsOn
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 9th day Of Nov 1916.
Chas. kirwan, Notary Public.
Rusk County, Wisconsin.
Illegal,
l.. w Cox,
F.. N. Brainerd
Forest Triplett.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-01-26

70 the of Rusk County
have gone the bills OF the JUS
the foregoing list with
that the correct bills
which should be allowed noted the margin
nv fhe committee Charles KirWan
District Attorney.
Supervisor that the report OF the committee be
adopted and allowed recommended.
Roll all members present voted
Report of Milage and Per Diem Committee
Ladysmh Wis. 27 1916.
committee to whom referred the
under consideration the
Board that they allowed
follows:
r. TOmcZak,
Jos. C. Riegel
Fl
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1917-11-28
LETTERS OF
A CONSCRIPT
tRy Henry.)
No. 8.

10y Ienry)
Dear Hank:
Wen, hear it is time for me to rite you
agin, | CESS you thot | had gone to
France by now, for we have ben hear
three weaks. We've ben singin' 1--WE
Don't Known Wher We're Going but
We're going, Hank, but we're not on our
way yet. Anybody knows wher we're
going. Hank. even you know that, which
soon, IN asst the sargent to send me and
Bud Sloan on ahead. Bud Sloane is my
pal, Hank, bein as how you're not hear.
Bud seq we mite go to the Kost and
row acrost to France if we ketch quite
day, but I'd ruther go on a bote run by
steme, what you doant hat to row, like
the one on Turkey creek lake you know
Hank, up in Ozark county, only it runs
| by gass. But if its as fur acrost slle4
Oshun as it is frum Mizzouri down hear,
this sure is sum big old world. No Won
der the Kaiser wanted to own it to raiZe
Stung If he owned some of our Ozark
county land, eh Hank? Recollect that
piece we sowed to rye? He couldn't
raize nothing on that.
But what I'm frafd of is, that some
foreigner, such as a Frenchman or
Enghshman, or a Belgium, will get him
before l get a whack at him, Hank But
once | get aerost, / got a scheme no.
body has thot of yet. Its secret, and
not to be told even to the Comment [
toald Bud about it. and Bud asst the sarg-
he gesst l mite try it, andf if it wrked
our canpny wood get a furl6w or some
tun Hear ii is, Hank. am to learn
to talk dutch, and dress UP in germans
cloze. Then I go over to Berling and
call on the Kaiser for dinner or some-
thun, Hank. o boy, wont he be sun
priced when [ take him capture? But
they's one thing I'm not going to tell
anybody, Hank I'm not going to take
this government gun a tall for l haven't
shot it none, but my good ole do1lbeI
barrel gun which is sum gun Ell flank?
got letter frunl Maggie and she saw.
she wanted me to bring back her a suve-
near, crown or sumthun. You tell her I
toald you | sure loved her en1ff TO re-
member her ever wish, only doant tell
her told you to tell her, Hank Want
she be proud if l come back a sargent or
major or Somethun?
On yes, Hank. hear they are going to
make another draft Take NV advice
Hank, and come on in before Won are
draftet. l wisht l had now. By this
time l wood have been boss like the
lootenant, then l could worn a star or
somethun and a gold hat cord. and the
guys would saloot me. Also I could
wear a mustasE1- Say, Hank, remember
now growed one a year ago last corn
Piantln time, when the razor was too
du!l or somethun? Well, the musstash
FELLOW gets in the army is some r1lIss-
taSfl, Hank, and makes fellow look like
Charly Chaplain
Hoping you are the same,
HENRY