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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-17
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SruOfIsuer Nidter iogt, seiitiae 9e-
trGntc Oiirfeu maize MnnitiunsD
fabrifen, ODDS nilu. UerfaHft luer'
ben.

Sem gorf, 10. auguit.- Saanf.
mirte uno Spirituoienbanoler, lpelde
ourd Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" Der
itaatIiden REPRESENTATION betrof
fen moroen itno, neil ibr @eiG1fts.
@ta6liiienfpnt iid III Der gt1be bon
Dods un0 8erften befirocn, otmen
erlei6tert oui.
SIN Supremegeridt in grootlDn
fdate 9tihter GropieD cine @nti6eis
oung, ole ben 9uragrapben 62t oeS
@eieseS bon 1917, melder Der ltaot.
liden af5iietommiiiion ais arieas.
mabreeel oa8 &edt terlei6t, Den
8erfauf bon eeiitigen @etrGufen in
Der ua6lten lltngebnng bon 2agern
ooer 8oruden bon Gruppen, 0tltni.
tionSfabrifen, Observation-Disclosures
fen, Wlarineboltboien. Gods uip. at
0erbieten, fir untonititlttonea CT.
fldrt.
Sober eif5elne 0er 80 @irte nn0
Die oerihieoenet Spirituoiert1an0Ier
in Sii0s8rootlpll, luelde ibr @eid)1ft
ouf 8rlino Der geieble Der 9f3iie.
f%ommiiiion bereits idlieBen utlBten
iin0 iebt beredtiot, lire gtobIiiie-
merts mIeoer 81 eroffnen uno @e.
ihdfte 5u treiben, bis i'm OCTOBER
oo$ @utDaben Der appellinitolta
tonut.
Su ieiner gegrilnoln9 Der @nt.
i4eioung ertl1rt Der 9ti9ter, in Die.
ien Staate iei Elm 8eicB, oos bette.
benoe @~igentum8re6te auf6ebt, MIL
uno ni4tig. 6elbit ein Notfaa be.
re6tige nidt gu elmer u~1geickliden
$an0lung. 9bpobl Gin3elperionen
in a~rie953eiten Der aegterung oegeu.
H6er gefiigig fem ioQterb milBte Die
&egieritng itd benno6 thrift inner
balb Der b~eitebeu0en @eieBe baIten.
Der betreffenbe Garograp9 ici aud
oesheib berfaliung8pi0rig, neil er
gepiiien geantten uri1midr1nfte
NodtbeFtgnis berleibt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-17
Eckal=UGdbtidbtent
aus Srcmcnt, 11ebr.!
6renont, 16. 9luauit.

OIenlonI, 10. AllgulI.
Die grieitrdger oes 6tpotes mer-
ben lire nd6ite 8%eriantmlune IN
Fremont bolten.
Seilte mer0en @raonationsfeier.
lidfeiten in Der Jreu1out ytormol'
Sdule gebolten. Bon Den Deridie.
oenen g[bteiIltngen baben 239 ibre
Diplome erbolten.
grofeiior 8ortri6ge bon Der 5re.
mont Sodidule bat cine 2(nItsailng
OH DER glor0 9euO S9ule argenom.
men. SIS lit be0oterlih, oaB mir
INNER uniere beiten 2ebrer berlie-
rem, oa unier S6ulrot nidt 10 piel
be5ablen nil, ME 0ielelben amber.
pdrts betommen fonnen.
6r6ulein Nutb Stribling bot iif)
nit 0rbiae N&ofiitt iuel6er in Der
9llmfieIo getrierb gtriteatng Bat.
b~erbeirdtet.
Gin gfutomo6iL in Dem bic Sr1it.
lein aldra uno aIma 8ooer nit
ypei @riibern flbrelb ii6eri9litg iif)
baourh, Dob iie gegen eiuen Baum
m Der Mailitarp luo S StraBe fub.
len. 5rdttlein alora muroc leidt
,erlett, m1breno Me anoeren NIT
)em bloBen Sdrefen oabon tnmen.
60. 8arnon Elm 8%immermaiL
Der an Dem Spei6er Der 0ge. Sdnai.
Der 60. orbeitet, wur0e gaitern er.
beblid oerIebt, ais elm &ori in Dem
TT NIT 5mei Md06en fit6r, in Der
Rdbe oas Glt9orn 5Iuiie8 eineu
Iteilen a6bang binunteritiir8te. 2ie
mldo6en nnb 8iG Sboenater, Der
Biibrer oes g(utomobils, tomcn NIT
geringen @%erlebungen 6dbon.
Ger 3ooqe GountD Council Of
Eefenie miro beltte eire @eriamn.
lung balten, in Der @tittel nn6 8eoe
beroten tperoen iollen bic 5rauen
fir ben nationnIen Dicnit 5t regi-
ftrieren.
8. q. gfeplon, nalber Dor eini.
gen Sagen einen S4Iaganfau erlitt,
beiin0et iid ettuoS better.
PM s. September miro in Der
9oitoffice cine Examination Ytottfin.
ben, Inn einen 2anobrieftr1ger fir
Gcrlbner 81 mablen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-17
Staafskcnucnt BON
Jaincis finSet itatt!
IS gift, Die Stelluug Der 9cntid.
Amerifaner in bicier idiucren
tritiiGeH 3eit genan bar-
5nlegcn.

Gbicago, II. 9(uguIt. Sic
6roge, Oh Der Sainoiier Gtootsoer.
BAND 0es Deutidamerifoniihen
gtottonoIblin6es in oieiem Sabre Iei.
men re9elmdBigen &onbcnt abboI-
ten ioae ODER nid)t, lit in b~eia6en6em
Slime entidieoen nor0en. 6rciLidJ
miro er nt6t. Die uripritngIih be.
itimmt moroen mar, in 6em St1ot,
den Qitroro itottiinoen, ga er BORT
bieleiht unIie6iame Gt0rungen er.
fabren oitrfte, ionoern in Chicago,
ltn6 atpor nlt 20. un0 80. Sep.
tember in Der Safe oeS 2incoln
G%trnbereins.
Mnn reduet 6aralt BOB nidt
MIR o1e 8erb0noe i'm Stoate 0urf)
0ele9dten oertreten iein mer0en,
ion6ern beobiiftigt, ole Staats0er.
b1noe 0es mittleren @eItens 6a.
gu e~in5uIooen, oamit Die Ste[Ilmg
6eS 9elti4omerifanertums in Die
Ter ihrueren, fritiiden Bet tlar
Oargelegt luer0en fam. 92tt oen
8or6ersitungen at Dem &onbent
lit in elmer beute abgebaltenen 81.
rettoreniibung beGonnen mor0en.
Sage einem @d6den, ooB inn
oa8 2ddeIn bortreffIi6 fleioet, 1tn0
es miro ales fontiih finoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-17
~Stablprciic nod Sicie
mcc1c fcit9cicbt!
StablmngHuteH iuDlen ben gliier-
ten 81 Oemiel6en Rreiie, iuie
Der &cgiernns liefern.

@oibington, II. 9luguit.-g1ts
berI1bIi6er 2ueIle erfG6rt man,
|0oB nod I'M 2altfe Ser ISOLDE ami.
'ideu Der GriegSinOuitrie.a ommiIIi.
on itn0 ben StobIinterefienten Elm
ue6eretnfommen betreff8 Ser fir
Die Ser. Staateit un0 0eren Q[Qi.
ierten at f~itierenOen Sta6lpretie err.
3ieIt per6en miro. @a6riHein[idy
miro 6os re6eretntommen fo(qenoe
Stipltlotionen entholten: Ger 4reis
0es StablS ioa onnG6ern6 $63 per
Tonne betrngen; Die StobIiuterei.
ienten iino bereit, Der &egier1mg
uno Sen 9(qiierten oeniel6en &reiS
5t berefnen; informea ptr0 olts-
gemodt, 6oB, tpenn gum be0uugenen
&reis geliefert miro, Ole Steuer uuf
er8ciiibe 8rofite mobifi8iert tueroen
ioa; Die Stdblintereiietten be6oIten
it6 oo8 &edt Dor, bon ben 9lliter-
ten fir friib5eitige @ltsfiibrung Der
&ontrafte 9onuiie alt berIangen.
8e0er Die 9ommiiiion, nod sic
5to6lmognaten begen 6o8 8erlon-
gen ollrb boISItorrige8 8eIte6en
nlf ibrem S6ein Ole llnterbon0lian.
gen 6ittoltsau3oqern. g[uf feine1
6oQ ipolen e8 Bic StobIIel1te 10
lpeit trei6en baB Ser 9riegsiefre-
far iid 9e8pungen fiebt, Elm 0}o9t.
mort al ipre6en, uno ii6 Ser &ri-
tiff Der offentli6en Wteinltng auf
Ben SolS ST. Io6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-17
ueaiekciten aus Jctpa,
glrs 9cs geOincs.

GhongeIiide 8reifoIti9feitsfirde
S. 8Gbler, 4oitor.-SomtagSifu.
le 10 llhr oormittoaS, oelttider
@~ottes0ienit ii ll6r bormittogs,
Sltgen0beriommlllng 719 nbr
abenO8, uno engIiider @ottcsoienIt
s llhr oben0s.
8as brittle Sonia Sifonterie gfe-
giment aebort au oeuicnigen Grltp.
pen Der 3otionaIqar0e, melde in
ndditer 3eit nod 6ronfrei9 obfob-
ren meroen, rn0 mie oas .Gnpi-
tal" idreibt, iin0 Die 2ellte mebr o(5
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-17
Menuoniten uno NObsutiiten miiiieu
oils Midtf4mpfer nienen.

3incoln, 9ieb., II. 4l9nIt. = 8ie
touglih befunoenen M1ennoniten un0
aobentiiten in g}ebrosfa tDeroen Elm.
ge8ogen uno in Die o~ngeietten Ono.
ten eingerehnet perOen. sic fper.
Den ais geidtfombattauten bei6Gfti9t
tper0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-17
lille init sat0rrb bebaftct?
Warlltt 3iofbebelfatten fottieken?

Tim G1torrb Ios5umer0en, miiiien
Sic Die aranfbeitsfcime aus Sbrem
9tit treibeu. @Idnden0e @rfoIqc
iin0 BON Dem @ebrau9 bon @. g.
e. beridtet, meldeS Die Gatarrb.
Seine boIlig ~allsrottet, fir Die es
Elm b~oIlfoumeneS @egenmitteI lit.
e.. e.. @. miro in allen apotbe.
fen berfouit. @enn sic Gr5tIiten
Got maniden betreffs Der gebon6.
lung Sbres eigenen 6oIles, I6reiben
Sic bcute an gbief MleoicoI aobiier,
emit Gpecific 60, Sept. 8. 1913,
@tInntn, Ga,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-17
AnS BEN Staate Nebrastal
Gtaatsbeamte anf Serieu oSer
Meilen.

2incoII Geb., II. glugult.
Bon alien b6Bereu StootSbeamten
befinoen ii9 gegenmGrtig nrtr Sou.
berttear Nebiae uno @iienbabnfom.
miITdr SAL IN 2tueola. 9lae itbri.
gen Snbnber Der b0Giten StuotgGm.
ter iinb entpeOer auf 5erien ODER
utf oeiddftli6en &etien inn Staotc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-17
Sem 9enNdnnlerridt in Ma6op.

8oboo, gteb., IL. altguit. Sn
be8ug auf n9atrioti8mus" nimmt
g9aboo unter alien 0rten oeS Gtaa.
tes itterIid Die &alnte Elm, oenn Der
Gdulrat bat beidIoiien iogor in BEN
SodiduIen fcinen Deutiduhterri6t
ferner erteilen 5u loiieu. - Sc Ieben
Die Surroundings
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-17

ent3iift, bdB e8 nun bolo log gebt.
So6n MacGicar it,, Sobn ltt1-
iere8 giir1ermeilter8, un1 Soan 81.
9idelbaipt BON bier Iti16 3u 8pei.
ten Gelttnnnts Der 4ioniere ernannt
morben.
Sn Der Gerion bon Grou gieebe8
bat Die bieitae BoIi8ei etneu g1tten
Sang geu1odt. Die 8erboftete bat
bereitS eingeitonoeit III Minneopo.
lis, &anio5 GitB un6 onoeren
5td0ten Deri6ie0ene GiebitGbIe ber-
fil6rt 5t boben. Sn Santos Gitb
itobG ije bon elmer 6rou &alpb 6.
@oooIet, bel Der iie Ii9 olS Sans.
md06en in Qienit begeben bate
Slttpeleh i'm @erte bon $4,000
Ser fIeine Carl 8iaiums, oeIIen
gItern 612 peitl. -. Str. mob.
men, itiir3te @fe tpeItG, 4. Ctr. bon
einem @rpreBfpugen 1m6 bro6 6os
S6titiielbein ionic einen @rm. @r
Dur6e nod Dem Met6o0iIten Sotpi.
tai ae6roft.
Fed hatten bie ouQe6lid in 8es
Moines ~pobnenben Sam Goben un6
$. 8. &obinion, ols u1f Ser Seims
fobrt bon ct. Soiepb 800, tire
bei0en @utontobile Bel @interiet
Sa0arie bntten. Gin 4uto erbieIt
einen 9efeft, mGbren0 oas 8neite
nit eirem anoeren &roftmaqen fol-
lioierte. Sberiff grof bon 8inter-
let, Der bon bier aus einen Singer.
3etg erbaIten, fon0 in ben 6ei6en
Rai6inen 500 9intfloi6en Q8bis.
fep, Die idon in @ierfiiten berpuft
tDaren.
&afe 9ottng, elmer Ser id(immIten
anopnot5ings I'M gan3en 2onoe
ltn0 $erou8ge6er oeS prohibitions.
ltu6 @ebpiideS o9es Moines Gopi.
toI", bat ouf Ser aonbention Ser
BDtbio5 Sitter cine Re6e gebaIten,
in meI6er er ii6er Die 5rteSen8bor.
idlG8e beg Gapites ipra@. ST er.
tlGrte ieinen 3ltb6rern, bob Ser
Eopit cine a6ioIttte ue6erqu6e bon
ben &ettonen bdtte berlongen loIen.
gtotiirlih 5og er itber Sic gin6e.
itri6- amerifoner in getpobnter g8et.
ie Der, mos man BON einem Sans.
pie Cafe golug, ia aud niht
eriportcn fam.
Garl Morrcr, Gobn bon G6.
Rorrer, lit oem Sngenieur8 qorp8
aI8 6reiniGiger beigetrpten uno
miro 8lr Belt in Camp Qooge aus
9ebiIoet.
Serr So9n Sdulb 6eebrte un8
ieinem gei1f un0 o6onnierte
ouf Die &ribitne nif elm tpeiteres
&enn bier nidt i6drfer qe9en ge.
Gamen, gegen n8ootleqger8@
ltllo. 0orgegalt9ell miro, fam nod
aIerlci llnaraene5me8 i6er Die
fomnen. IS lieQen n1mlif,
beltimmte 3robungeu in 9riefen
0cS Grieg8iefretdrs 9afer an giir-
germetiter Mac8icor un0 S6eriff
Griffin Dor, un6 eS lit flur, 6aB
0oS ariegSamt Die gerbGlmiKe, tuie
ite Dos bieitge &rltppenIager on.
i4orf i'm 9ttge gu bebaIten
geoentt. anriidige SGuier in ser
@egenO oes 2ogers iolen ni6t ge-
peroen, 1ut0 Oie 5-G{eilen.
some mag inter 1l~ntitan0en ouf elm
Ieil bon ooer oltf gang QeS 0toines
auSge6ebnt meroett, tuenn Sic Ser
bQltniiic nidt 8ufrieOeniteaeno ge-
ln0ert meroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-17

Die britiide Gegierltng ~untcriagt
Den britiiden 2lrbeitern BEN 9eIud,
Der StOdboIner &onferen3 9a5
idledte 8eiipieI ser ruiiiiden GeGe.
gaten modte Die gltten Sitten. ser
britiideu Grbeiter b~er0erben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-17
glebrasfas Srnppen ge6en crit tn 10
Eagen fort.

2incoIn, g1eb., II. 9htguit. Qie
slbfobrt Der 9ebroSfaer Sruppen
nod 8emmg, g. DC, mir6 nidt Dor
5ebn 8agen Dor iid geben, pie ge.
tern bier befannt gegeben mtlroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-17

GIRIprlBnngen nn0 9nIdlea tnrieren
Sic ME.
3atarrb lit Iditig genllg, tpeun er
Sbre glaie mo 9uitr0bre oerItopft,
idmer3boftes uu0 idlpierieeg Qtnen
un0 onoere llnonnebmIidfeiten Der.
urinft, ober Die mirflide 8efabr
fommt, tpenn er Sbre 2uneen er.
reidt.
glus oieiem grun0e IoIten sic
iofort 4e @idtigfeit elmer riftiqen
geban0lung reoIiIieren uao feline
3eit nit mertloien nic6i3inen Der.
Ilerens bic rur ubsstLoaIt9 mIrtsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-17

8aGitreet lit nift bios I'M 8oG.
geid1it, ionOern aud I'M @1iIdge-
@dbreno Die einen Die 2dm-
mer idleren, melten Die onoern oos
ooIoene aab.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-17

Soils 0ie gegen einioe Sem gor-
ter Neutrality-suspicious. erbobenen
Acknowledgement oni @abrbeit be.
ioIte Die betreffen6e 9e.
boroe nidlt a0raft gooro@, fonoern
y 8raft.9 oaro" beiBen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-17
e%nffraoetten pullcn fid orsaniFe.

Ole 8GtiQfeit Ser @eqner 6es
5rauenitimntredt8 miro Die 5rouen.
itimmredtleriunen O~eronloiien, iif
i'm Ser6it mie0er 81 orgotiiiereft.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1917-11-30

The Committee on Training Camp
Activities of the War Department has
turned over to the women of the coun-
try the problem of caring for the wo-
men and girls who visit and work with
in the camps, women and girls who are
crowding the communities adjoining the
camps and the young girls who are
crowding into the Industrial centers
where large numbers of women are
needed for the war contracts.
In one center 400 girls arrived to work
in the uniform factories and the hous-
ing facilities for such a number were
entirely inadequate. In munitior
factory 1900 girls are employed work
ing in ten hour shifts and because OF
the bad housing conditions are having
to sleep three in a bed.
The Young Women's Christian AS
ISOLATION has the organization, the
workers and the machinery for this
work and is now asking for funds. The
Executive Committee of the Woman's
Committee of the State Council of De-
Tense, at recent meeting. voted to
assist in raising the necessary funds.
The amount apportioned to Wiscon-
sin is $4,000. This is small sum
when we consider that it means the
safeguarding of the health and morals
of thousands of our women and girls
and will indirectly benefit our enlisted
men.
Realizing that our people have been
called upon to give, and have given
generously to other phases of War
Work, those in charge of the raising of
funds in Wabeno have decided to ask
those who do not feel that they can
afford to give more money at the pres
ent time, to donate canned fruit and
vegetables or fresh vegetables. These
will be sold and the proceeds turned
over to the Young Women's Christian
Association.
Anything to be given for this purpose
may be left with Miss Clapp at the
Domestic Science room in the school
building on Wednesday and Thursday,
December 5 and 6.
This is one of the most important
phases of Woman's War Work. Help
protect the girls and save the boys.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1917-11-30
"a CARD OF THANKS"

wish to extend my heartfelt thanks
10 my dear neighbors, Louis Peterson
and the Schmitt Bros who so falsely
accuse me of having reported them to
the game wardens, just because the
wardens came and asked me where
they lived when they already had the
summons to serve on them.
If had reported you my dear men
would have had TO testify against you
in court and besides it would not have
been such a muddled up affair as it
was and the wardens would have had
their problem solved and not only half
as it is yet. It's very nice for some
folks to curse. abuse and accuse per-
son, but not to take it when person is
entirely innocent of the deed. The next
time you partake of the forbidden fruit
divide with your Laona brothers. And
the next time you accuse anyone know
first what you're talking about.
ANNA HAMMEs.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1917-11-30
WITH THE DEER SLAYERS

How does the venison taste?
Opsahl and Stage brought in each a
deer Sunday,
Chas O'Connor brought down deer
from Siding SO Saturday.
1t is reported that there were 800
deer hunters at Long Lake last week.
The south bound passenger Monday
carried Is deer that had been killed by
hunters north of here.
Ed Thomson of Pulcifer and Alfred
Carlson of this village, shot each a
deer out near the Baker farm Monday.
VIM. and Louis Rummel, Aug.
Geisecke and Otto Kerhein returned
from their hunting trip Tuesday, each
one with deer.
The Schader boys of the Blackstone
hotel, Green Bay, were here couple of
days this week hunting deer but were
unsuccessful in filling their licenses.
Cy Thurber, Herman Sassman and
Joe Farrell, of Surfing, were here Sat
urday en- route home from deer hunt
ing trip near Hiles. Each had deer.
Fred Niles of Appleton, who was
hunting with Peter Braun, returned
home last Thursday with 220 pound
buck. Mr.. Braun was also successful
in filling his license.
John and Anton Kelnhofer Jr., of
Milwaukee and Sommerville McGraw
and Art Johnson of Soperton were
deer hunting at Eggleston's Crossing
q few days this week. The Kelnhofer
boys returned home Tuesday with one
deer.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1917-11-30

The Collier, Nc Dermid and Thieren
families went to Wabeno Wednesday
without any deer.
Geo Fountain and Noel De lilly went
to Baragona, Mich Tuesday to visit
Mr.. Fountrin' 8 children.
Joe Watermelon and Frank Hamnnes
of Green Bay are visiting with j. 81.
Hammes and also hunting deer.
Ed. Larson of Amigo visited his
daughter Mrs. Glen Fosdick Sunday.
Mr.. Larson intends to move back to
Soperton in few weeks.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1917-11-30
Cedar Cutters Wanted.

Anderson & Stransky, Crandon,
want cedar cutters and will pay the
following prices:
Posts-7 foot-3ac.
Poles-4x20-12c. 5x20-14c.
5x6x25 &c. 6X30 SOC.
7x30-35c. 6x35-40c.
7x35-45c. 6x40-60c.
7x40-85c. 7x45-S1.2 Is.
7x50-$1. so.
IL #. Cedar Logs-6c.
Is fit. Cedar Logs-8c.
IL fl. Balsam and Hemlock Pulp,
4 in.-4c.
IL #. Spruce Pulp, in.-6c.
Tamarack and Cedar Ties-12c.
Call or write.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1917-11-30
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Pitt Nov. I4th.
A son was born to Rev. and Mrs.
Kuether last week.
Fine line of tobacco, cigars and Gig
arettes at the Variety Store Leona
Breed Prom. Adv.
The city basket ball team were de-
feated in the game at Iron River, Mich.
last Friday evening by score of 80 to
IA.
Dennis Dewane returned to Coopers-
town Sunday following few days Wis
it at the home of his sister, Mrs. Ed.
Moore. Mr.. Dewane was in Alaska
for several years.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Ristau were cal
led to Kaukauna Wednesday by the
death of the formers mother. Adolph
Ristau, who had been visiting here re-
turned home Wednesday. :
Willard May, Archie Walk and Nor
bert Mohr, of Green Bay, cousins OF
Walter Pireaux, have been here deer
hunting with the Pireaux family the
past week. May and Walk filled their
license Saturday.
Sometimes women's complaints are
imaginary; again they are form OF
dreadful disease. In any event, Hol
listers Rocky Mountain Tea has helped
thousands of women 1t has relieved
their constipation. Women swear by
it. 35c.-M. o. Boehm. Adv
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1917-11-30
ANNOUNCEMENT

l wish to take this opportunity OF
thanking the Chairman and the mem
bers of the Committee of the Army
Y. M. C. A. Campaign and also the
citizens of Wabeno and Soperton and
community for the splendid work done
in the recent campaign for Y. M. G. A.
funds. l am in receipt of 1851. 80 from
your community upt the present time.
Cooperation of this kind is showing the
quality of the men of Forest County.
The money being used for keeping up
the morale of the boys in the war zone.
cannot be used to better advantage.
0. j. SWANSON,
County Chairman.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1917-11-30
LAONA NEWS ITEMS

Airline Conoyer spent Tuesday in
Rhinelander.
Herman Bartel of Gillett was Lao
ma visitor Sunday.
Miss Edith Birdsall is spending few
days at Fond du Lac.
Ed Rogge of Padus was a business
caller in town Wednesday.
Ed. Mullens returned Saturday from
an extended visit at Minneapolis.
Mrs. r. s. Elliott and daughter Dor
othy spent Thanksgiving at Milwau-
kee.
W. D. Connor and son Richard of
Marshfield spent few days in town
this week.
The Misses Ruth Roberts and Ger
trude Stowe, of Wabeno, were Laona
callers Friday.
The members of the Goodchild Or
chestra of Blackwell spent Sunday
| afternoon in Laona.
The L. P. Marsh family are spending
their Thanksgiving vacation on their
farm north of Padus.
Miss Rose Mallow and brother Chas.
Of Wabeno visited the L. Mallow fam
lily between trains Wednesday.
Roller Skating at Leslie's Theatre,
L - fo Oof, 70
l5c. Thursday nights 8 to IL Csc.
Miss Ruby Merryfiield had her tonsils
removed at the Elliott hospital Sunday
morning. She hsd been quite sick.
Mrs. L. Mallow spent Sunday anc
Monday with her parents. She was &C
companied home by her sister, Viviar
Russell.
Big Thanksgiving dance at Leslie's
Theatre tonight friday Lies Mis-
cradles" big 8 reel spectacle Thursday
Dec. 9th.
Bert Saterstroem of Mineola, Lone
Island, who is member of the avia
ton corps, is spending a four day fur
Tough in Laona.
Morris Hansen, Ed. Cook, Leon;
Holton and Ida Deau attended the fare
well dance Saturday night at Cavou
in honor of Leo Hess.
| The supper given by the Catholic Or
der of Foresters Tuesday evening wa
very well attended and all report i
was an excellent supper.
Robert Johnson and Truman Thorsor
have received their commissions as 2nt
ieutenants at FIT. Sheridan and will re
turn to Laona for few days
Albie Alters and Flora Oettinger lef
Thursday for Menominee, where they
will be married Both are popular
young people and their many friends
extend their congratulations to them.
Most of the teachers left for home.
Wednesday. Mr.. Schiller to Witten
burg, Misses Johnson to Abbotsford
Othelia Dahl to Marinette, Gertrude
Nc Cabe to Kaukauna, Ellen and Rel
NOR Nelson to Neenah, and Orphs
Marsh to Wabeno.
The Red Cross dance given Friday
evening was decided success. The
hall was beautifully decorated with rec
and white crepe paper, large red crosses
liberty bells, small tents and ever
greens. Music was furnished by the
Laona band. We all appreciate the eff
forts put forth by the women of the
Red Cross.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1917-11-30
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reacn
the diseased portion of the ear. There
ana that IA bv e constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness is caused by an In.
named condition Of the mucous lining or
inAamed Won have a rumbling sound or
Imperfect hearing, and when IT 10 entirely
closed Deafness is the result. Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
restored to it's normal condition. hearing
will be destroyed forever Many cases OF
deafness are caused by catarrh, which 10
faces Halls Catarrh Cure acts thru the
blood on the mucous surfaces of the sys-
tenn.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Circulars
free. ALI Druggists, 75c.
f. J, CHENEY & CO., Toledo. q.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1917-11-30

Battery A. 121st Field Artillery.
Corp. Seigfred Beck, Martin Kaker,
Frank Luisier, Fred Luisier, Alex.
Machus, Chas. Mathys.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1917-11-30
PADUS.

Frank Wesley returned to Green Bay
Thursday.
Mrs. Glen Fosdisk was to Laona
Wednesday.
]. r. Van Beck moved into his log
ging camps Thursday.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1917-11-30

3rd Provisional Reg. 57th Depot Bril-
gade. Sgt. James G. Brataoved.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1917-11-30

Remount Station No. 324.
George Campbell, Asher Collins, VIM.
DOYLE, Robt. Geider, VIM. John, Edw.
Peterson, Sam Peterson, John Plan.
kuch, Albert Schuster, George Smith,
John Stage, VIM Tucker, Orville Ward.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1917-11-30

Division Head Quarters.
Sgt. Earle Schwerke. Sgt. August
Iwen.