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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27

SIN Sriege iuidjtlger ais gllles anoe-
re. - SO erflGrt Der britiIdc
2auOiuirtBidafts Wiinilter. ~
nlIn5urieOener Niaseu sefd6rli-
der ais nn5nfrieOeues Webirn."
- Yegriift Die Cooperation Der
amerifaniideu 5armer.
&onOon 26. SSrlni. ~ ,lln3ufrie-
oen6eit Oes 0lagens lit me6r 81
iiirdten, als lln5ufrieOenbeit 0es Sc
6irns-oesmegen i6dten mir Die
Wlitarbeit Oes amerifaniiden 6ar.
mers 10 6o6." Iieie N2itt6eilung
muroe 6eiite BON 81. 6. @rot6ero,
Dem M}iniiter fir 9anopirt6ibait,
Der u9liiociirten @reiie~ gegeniiber
gemadt.
Gas &eiultot oes arieges," Iogte
er, omag iDlieBli1 bon Der 9e6ens-
mittelirage a6bdngeu, unO Dem ame.
rifanii6eu 6ormer iit cine weientli-
6e Ofolle in Dem aroben Sample fir
6rei6eit 5uoet6eilt"
Eieie @rflGnng unO cine 9emill-
fommnilng Der &ano6ebouer iiber Der
Gee, luelde entidloiien iinO, ieOe
lln5e i6rer arait ein5uieben oen
arieg onf oen 6eloern ser Ser.
Staaaten 81 geluinnen mar ser
Souptin6olt Der 9oticbait pes N}ini-
tiers an Oen amerifoniiben 8armer.
Sn @rpioerlng elmer 6roge, mo5
Oos Ser &onigreid be5iiglicb Der
Se6ensmittelproOuftion tbue, Iagte
Der @liniiier, Dab b0llig Elm Grittel
Der gelu06nlide fir SonOorbeit be-
i9dftigten 2eute iiir &riegsor6eit
oermenOet 1T.
n9ei Nlangel an g(r6eitsfrGiten,
6e6inoert ourb 6unOert neue S6mie.
rigfeiten 6emii6en ii6 0ie 6armer
iGmer, Oie @etreioeproOuftion Inn
ole Sdlite 5u erb06en. lleber 10000
6rouen in @nglon9 rmO @ales, alt
unO jung, bon ieOer G6eile OeS
SonOes ar6eiten ouf Oen 6armen unO
orbeiteu bart mo 6eitdnOia."
nSe5iigliA ser @roOitoiie, welcbe
oas gSe5en6roO erieben miiiien
iogte er, lit feline Gloge loit gepor-
oen. @lon bat iid in ole Gage geflm-
sen. 9ier6rouen lit auf Elm Wliuimnl
reOu5irt. GieS beoelltet cine ibwere
Gntbe6rltpq fir 9lr6eiter an Sod6ien,
in @ieBereien mo ouf 0en 8eloern.
Seit @enerationen linO Oiele 2elite
al i6r @ier gelpobnt uno glau6en an
Die &rait~, Oie es i6nen gie6t. Gs &c.
bort 81 i6ren tdglihen 2ebensbeoiirf-
niiien unO iie fennen fein anOeres
Subltitut oafiir.
ug9ir erpGgen ferner cine 0ralti-
i6e Reou5irung unieres &ie6beitan.
oes, nm me6r @etreioe fir meni6li-
die 0fa6rlng Oerfiig6ar 81 MAIDEN.
Gieie Gnt6ebrlngen miilien ertrogen
werOen -aber mir 6efirdten feinen
iolden @angel OoB Sungersnotb 81
ermorten mare.
Gam 6eipra6 Der 0tiniiter Oen
0ertb Der 4Ritar6eit ser amerifani-
iden 6ormer un0 fu6r fort:
0@s lie9t @efabr Dor, Dab Der 9fa6-
rlngsmangel Oie 9lus0auer bis gum
4unfte oes 9rehenS anitrengen
miro. Gs lit nod fein 9ln5eiden Oor-
banOen Dab mir lel6lt auf peite
@ntiernung Oieiem 8unfte nabege.
tommen linO, a6er 0ie glusOauer mag
pl0Blidb Deriagen, penn 3. 9. Die
Wdlh5uilt6r Ourh ole llnmoglihfeit,
Die Screen 5ll fiittern, a6geidnitteu
niirOe, neil Damn ooS 2e6en Der tlei-
len ainOer beorobt miirOe. Gle gfab-
rltngsmittel5uiu6r biloet Oo6er cine
miHtiqere 6rage, ais ben @erllult ge-
mobnIiber 2e6ens6equemli6teiten,
oOer oie 9ei6rdnflng in 9e5ug alif
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27
Die rSOrO"- SScrIcufmms.
Sic fii6rte ioit gum 9rud. 9(rgen-
tinii6e 9legierlns iu6t genauen
gluIidluB pon i6rem @elonoten
in MaOri0.

8uenos 9(ires, 26. SUM. -
Ole Gerientune Oes orsentinii9en
0ompiers nEoro" our6 Elm oeuti6es
Eau6boot bat, wie beute 5ugegeben
miro, na6e5u gum 9lbbru6 Der oiplo-
motii6cn Se5iebungen nit Geutid-
lono 0eiii6rt.
9eomte erlldrel1, 0aB oie @erIen-
flung Oes nSoro~ iol6er 9lrt mar, oaB
eS fiir ole argentinii6e 9iegierung
not5wenOig lpuroe, eineu ieiten
Stdn0plnft ein5une6men. lle6er ole
Segitimit6t Ser argentinii9en 9lc-
giltriung oes 0ampierS Zorro
5erri6t ni6t Der aeringite 8weiiel
wie Dies bel 5mei anoeren, fiir5lic6 in
Der &riegS5one perienften argentina.
lden S6ilfen Der 3al mar. Ser
Dompier u5c Don 9uenos 9lires na6
Stalien lno muroe ouf ser S06e BON
Gibraltar oerienft. Ser argentiniide
@eian0te in Nta0rio lit nm Ole Sim
5elbeiten oeS 9lngrifies etc. eriu6t
luorOen. Ser uGoro" Bate 1141
Gonnen @aiier0erordngung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27
Sic Stnbrungsmittels
3mfmbr.

Sun Sriese uidjtiser ais glaes auOs-
re. - SO ertlGrt Der britiide
2auOmirt6idafts Niiuiiter. -
nlln5ufrieOeuer Wlasen sefG6rli-
der ais uH5nfrieOeues We6irn."
- Yesriift Die Cooperation Der
amerifaniidcu 5armer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27
9n Atbtn
syrGnSGiii6e SrnbbelI
geIanOet.
Seietem ItrategiiAe NSmmts
te in Der 2taSt.

sSn Ser grie6iiden SmlptitoOt fonO
in Der 91o6t ouf @ontog cine
Bolts. .Gemonitrotion ftott. II gll-
liirte Eruppeu 6oIfen Oronung
bolten. @r.4renlier geni5elOs
mill onseblid 6eiue Elm ueues
Cabinet biloeu.
Qonoou, 26. SUM. II Cine
Depeide aus gltben on Die vErmes"
meloet Dab fron8oliibe &ruppen se-
tern in Qltben einmarifirt iino lno
mebrere beberridenoe Funfte in Der
Stoot beiest baben.
Cine Geilter.Qepeibe aus gltben
meloet cine @olfsOemonltration, Die
am Sonntag glabt in Der griebiiden
Souptitoot itattgeiunoen bat. glaiir-
tenpTruppen riidten in Die StaOt eim
nm bel Der MISUNDERSTANDING BON
glube ln0 Srommg bei3uiteben. Die
Communication mor BON elmer @n-
5obl griediider 8eierpiiten ino Gee
leutc unter 5iibrlng BON glnbdngern
0es friberen 8remiers @ounoris 5l-
meQe Qebrodlt mor0en. @ounaris,
melder Der oeutiAfreunoliben @rup.
pc in Der llmgebung oes a0nigs Son.
ftantin oneeborte, mar nod Der glb.
oontung oes D}onar6en oeportirt
poroen.
(Qies lit oos 5wete aRol felt Dem
aric9e. 0aB Eruppen nad Der eriebi-
iden Souptitoot geianot woroep iilO.
SIN Ge3enber 1916 pllrOen Eruppen
in 9ltben qelonoet no iie bolo nod
ibrer 9lnfiuft bon grie6iiben &rup-
pen 6ei6oiien nuroen. Spdter mur-
oen Die 9laiirten Erlippen 6uriidge'
ooeen, nodoem Die eriediibe Heeie-
ruua iid Der 5oroerune Der 9lliir-
ten, fir Sen 9(ngriff @enugtbuung
5u eeben eefiigt batte)
&eni3eIos beim 4onig
81 leranoer.
RoriS, 26. SUM. III giner So.
Gepeide aus 9(tben 5ufoIge 1T
Der friibere Ereulier @eni5elos, mel
der bonn &6nig 9lleronOer nit Der
9leubloung oes Cabinets beauftrogt
III, qeitern in 9(tben ongetommen uno
miro oenindblt bon Dem Wtonarden
enpfaneen peroen.
@riedeulon0 foil lid 81 l.
liirten onihIieBen.
2on0on 26. SUM. IT Sine
nSimes~ -Gepei6e aus 9(tben beiogt,
ooB gleicb nad gin6erufling oes
4orloments Geui5elos oen 9lbgeoro.
ueten nabrideinlic6 Der @oridlag
unterbreitet miro. oaB @riebenlano
iid oen 9(aiirten oni6lieBen iolIte.
Gr beablihtigt jeood nicbt ole Sea
tion eegen i6reu @ilen mobil 6u ma
6en
Gr miro borausiidtlid erit cine
eroBe Gompogue unternebmen, INN
Dem Golfe flar 0u MAIDEN, OoB @rie-
denlonos Sntereiie NIT ser 9Gaiirten-
Code Oerfniipft iino. @em feline
9ropoganoa erfolereib 1T, miro er
in etpa orei W2onaten I'M Stan0e
iein, ole gau6e Streitmodt @riedeu-
LAMBS auf Seite Der entente in Die
@aeihole 81 perfen.
Cine 8euter. Depeide aus 9[t6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-27
Grmutbi0ung.
9iniidtli6 @erb6IIuihe
In &nklamO.
S10pFt JSppt aus ielnem
SeiucD in SOfDstam.

~ utD wv VVtUU@WW.
Ole SoIOoteu uuO glrbeiter uuO oos
io6ioIiitii6e Clement oeigen oen
erniten @uni6, Dem 2onoe in iei-
neu gegenwdrtigen S6pierigfci-
ten 8u belfen 10 erflart Serr
9ioot. - Gr oIoubt an elm @e-
lingen ibrer 9luiao6e
Mit Ger ruiiii6en Gom-
million ouf ser 6o6rt mad
q eterr burg a s5uni. (Ger-
ipdtet.) " Die Goot.@ommiiiion fn6r
beute 2lbeno bon W}oSfau no6 @e-
terSburg a6 mO 3mar nit einem @e.
iii6l mirflider Grnutbiguug. 93aG
ibren Gonieren5en nit Den 6ii6rern
inl inOliiriellen uno politii6en &e-
ben @lo5fau'S iinO Serr 9loot umO
ieinc @oIlegen genei9t Die ruiiibe
Situation nit groBerem SptiniS.
mus 81 6etrodten.
| Tie 9(rt, nie ole g9orte Goot's BON
/ &ertretern nller &lalien in Wosfau
oiigenommen muroen, bobeu ge5eigt,
Dab Der @eiidtsplmft Der 9epolfe.
rung bon @}osfou inO ser Der &oot.
icben 6onluiiiion 6e5iigli1 ser &rieg-
iii6rlng nicbt ooneinanoer peridieOen
iino.
Sic 9lr6eiier- unO Sol0oten-Oele.
gaten un0 oie io5ialiIiiiben @Iemcnte
in 0losfon nit 9lusnabme ser @ori.
maliiien 3eigen cine groBere g1ei-
ging, Der 9legierlmg i6re Oolle lin.
teritiibing 81 ge6en mO inn Sntc-
reiie Der ollgemeinen Oemofrotii6en
%rin5ipien 6iniidtliA oeren ale Ell.
MIG inO, i6re %Qrtei-Cifieren3en 5u
DerAeien GieS lpnr0e BON ser Gom-
miilion nit 6eionoerer @enugt6mlng
6emerft.
nSS6 babe aus meiner 9eoba6hlng
ser &erbdltniiie in 0}osfou piel me6r
! @rmut6iglmg seid0pft, ais ib erwar-
tet 6otte, 10 ertldrte Sr. 9ioot. o@S
idcint, ooB oic @}dnner, ole mir bort
ipro6en, in0 sic aloiien, oie iie uer-
treten, ii6 III patriotil6er g9eiie Der
9luigabe miomen oaS 2ano 0urb
ieine 9e9emdrtigen Sdwierigfeiten
binOurd5ubelien. SD oari mo6l la-
gen ooB i9 na9 Dem 9eiu6e in
Mosfai Die lle6er6euglng genonuen
babe, ooB iie 9lusiiAt auf oas @elin.
gen ibres @erfes baben
SD CLAUDE ooB Ole @olfen, pelde
iI6er ser 9an06epolferung uno einem
E6eile Ger meniqer iniormirten &lal-
fen laiieten ii6 bereits Oertbeilen.
0ieIe 2elte deminnen cine 9lltiiaihng
BON ser 9eocutllne ibrer neuen 8rei-
heit mo bon DER 9lrt in mel6er lie
Oieielbe er5ielen f0men.
9ioot morut ruiiii6es
&olf bor ible6ten
Giufliiifen.
30 osfoL 90. SUM. (Sn Der
llebermittelung per8oeert.) ~ s5n
ben criten "a Stunoeu ieines g(lf.
eutboltes in 0ioSfou bat @li6u 9Root,
Der @ortfiibrer Der amerifanil6en
@}iiion, an Ie6s midtige @erbanoe,
bic jeoe 9lrt inouItrieller &bdtiefeit
uuo politiidber SAattirlne reprG-
ientiren 9lnlproben gebolten. lleber-
al mur0e er nit Dem lebbaiteiten
SntereHe mo @ltbuiinSuus ouige-
lnomnen iomobl Oon Gertretern Der
&egerung ais auf bon Den glrbei-
ter. un0 Sol0aten Delegoten. 9eaie-
rig bordten lie 9foots GorIcgung
Der N}ittel un0 g9cge Der N}obilma.
brn9 ollcr &iilfSquelIen 9lmerito'S
in Dem 9lingen Inn ole @rbolhlng
Der 0enloiratie. SSn elmer &eoe Dor
Dem &riegSinouitrie, ,glusiduB fagte
| &oot:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-04-05

Beaufort Collicutt has returned from
Il week s visit at Necedah.
Mrs Walter Thomas and baby of
Tacoma, Iowa, arrived here Sunday to
join her husband and make their home
here.
Miss Mabel French of Darlington is
here to care for her aunt Mrs John
Ostrander, who is ILL., Mrs Ostrander' S
many friends hope for a speedy re-
cOvery.
Mrs w. r. Uren Of Jonesdale spent
The week end with her mother, Mrs
Joseph Gribble.
j. Peter Frieden has gone to spend a
few weeks with his daughter Mrs
Leonard Blotz at Garrison Grove.
Mrs Frank Uren returned to her
home at Stockton, ILL.,, Saturday, after
stay Of two weeks with her sister Mrs
John NJ. O5trander.
Mrs Bert Walker returned Thursday
from d visit at Racine and Milwaukee.
MI and Mrs Alvin Mitchell and
daughter moved into the home on
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-04-05

quette University at Milwaukee to
spend his vacation with his mother
Mrs Charles Goelz.
Miss Mabel Place returned to hel
home at Galena Monday, accompanied
by Miss Loretta Huxtable, who will
spend the week there,
Mrs George Schaaf returned from
| Chicago last week, accompanied by he1
son Edward, who has recovered from
his recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Stratman OF
D0dgeville spent Sunday with their son
Irving.
\ pleasant little social event was a
surprise supper rendered Mrs NJ. j.
Ludden at her home last Thursday
evening by neighbors and friends. A
delightful time is reported.
John DeMuth Of Darlington moved
into one Of John Knights dwelling
houses, near St. Mary's church, last
week.
L
tertained with an afternoon tea in
honor of her guest Mrs Lulu Loyeland
Shepard Of Salt Lake City. About
twenty four ladies enjoyed this pleas
ant affair.
Miss Bessie Hutchinson, Of the faculty
Of the Lacrosse Normal school, is
spending her vacation at the James W.
Hutchinson home.
Mrs A. Q. Larson and daughter Lu-
ellie Of Madison are the guests of Mrs
Walter S. Martin.
George Jeuck, Sr was at Dodgeville
Monday on business.
Miss Mayme Tyrer returned Sunday
to South Wayne, where she teaches
school.
Mrs w. G. Benson and little daughter
Joan are spending a few weeks with
Mrs Mary George at Madison.
Mrs Elizabeth Roger visited with Mr.
and Mrs Albert Springer from Friday
until Monday.
NJ. Zweifel spent several days last
week his son Henry at Linden.
Harmon Padon of Beloit spent the
week end hele with his father and other
relatives. Since his return from the
border with the National Guards he
has been promoted to the rank Of cor
poral.
Miss Helen Harker went to Roscoe
Sunday to visit her aunt Mrs John
Erickson.
PIERRE Roger is spending few weeks
at HenQersonviIle, North Carolina.
Miss Hazel Roger and Mrs Albert
Springer were business callers at
Highland Saturday.
Mrs Addie jackson left Monday for
Minneapolis to visit her son and daugh-
ter.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-04-05

Fourth street this week, which they
purchased from Mr. and Mrs Wallace
G. Martin.
Mr. and Mrs Wallace G. Martin
moved into the Peter l.. Roger home on
Mineral street Tuesday.
Miss Lacy Frieden left Monday for a
visit with her brothers @nd sisters at
| Chicago and Evanston.
Mrs Augusta Trevillian has returned
from LaSalle to care for her sister Mis-
Elizabeth Masten, which will enable
Mrs A. NJ Kramer to resume her dut
les at her millinery establishment.
Miss Margaret Bradford has returned
from a visit in Madison.
Thomas VanWorener returned to
Richland Center Monday.
Miss Madge Coppin, teacher at Man
itowoc, is the guest of her mother, Mrs
Charles Gilman. Jr.
Clarence Collins, student at the
Marquette University, Milwaukee, is
spending his vacation with his mother,
Mrs P A. Collins.
W. S. Imig returned to his home at
Waukesha Monday.
George Vivian has returned from an
extended visit at Ladd, III. He was
accompanied home by his nephew Ed
ward Jones, who will visit here.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-04-05

Clyde Bachelor accompanied his
daughter Mary to Platteyille Tuesday
where she viii remain for few days
visit.
Henry Linden, mail carrier on route
4, is on duty again, after "a two weeks
illness with Ia grippe.
Miss Ellice R0ycrOft of Merrill is the
guest Of Prof. and Mrs w. r. Rood.
Mr. and Mrs Charles II. Terrill spent
Sunday with Mrs Terrill's sister Mrs
Charles CorSon at Platteville
John jackson attended the monthly
business meeting Of trustees at the
County Farm this Wednesday.
Mrs Edwin Woolrich returned Friday
from d visit at Dodgeylle.
Mrs 0. X. Hugo left Wednesday for
an indefinite visit at Beioit and Chicago,
Mrs Peter HittesdOrf returned Mon
day FROM visit with her daughter Mrs
Joseph Sauer at Darlington.
The lectures given at the Municipal
Theatre \. ednesday and Thursday
evenings Of last week on temperance by
Mrs Lulu Loveland Shepard of Salt
Lake City, were very interesting and
! instructive. Thursday evening the
! Municipal Theatre orchestra was pres
ent and rendered excellent musical Sc
lections. The songs sung in chorus by
Henry Bray, George Huxtable, l.. G.
Sta +. CHRIS Hendra Garnet Wearing
Sampson taynter and " ilton Huxtable
were much praised. Mrs Shepard mer-
its the title Silver Tongued Orator.
w. R. Smith went to Chicago Tues
day on a business trip
Mrs j. j. Mauger and son Raymond
visited at Hollandale Monday. Misse;
Agnes Agnes Mauger and Mary Quirk
who accompanied them, remained fol
longer visit there and at Blanchard
vile.
Mrs B. F. Dunwiddie, with her sol
and daughter, left Saturday to spend ;
week with her mother, Mrs Jennie
Church, at GAINESVILLE.
Mrs Leslie A. Ross and daughte
Florence went TO Rockford Sunday TO
few days visit.
Walter Goetsch of Mukwonago i
h-re for a indefinite visit with hi
brother George Goetsch and family.
Mrs Henry Weise spent Saturday d
GAINESVILLE.
Miss Kathleen PadoD teacher a
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-04-05

Linden, was a week end visitor here
with her mother, Mrs Laura Padon.
J. A Meserole spent last week in
Chicago and Milwaukee on business.
Mr. and Mrs W. G.. knight of Parker
burg, West Virginia, are visiting at the
home of her sister Mrs John Nc
Dermott
Miss Estelle Lieder left Saturday to
visit her sister in Chicago and her
brother in Milwaukee.
Owenie Schmitz of Calamine spent
the week end with his cousin Miss
Edna SchmitZ.
Mrs David c. Jacka and daughter
Laura are spending several days with
her mother, Mrs George Chamley, Sr.
at Livingston.
Miss Gertrude Bishop, teacher at
Spring Green, is spending this week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs A. F.
Bishop, Sr.
Miss Dolores Farnsworth Of Chicago
is guest at the home Of DR.. and Mrs
Charles Ross.
Fred Jeuck is spending several days
with his sister Mrs Earl Tom at Chica-
go.
Mrs Carlyle Schilton returned to her
home at Oregon Friday. She was
accompanied by her mother, Mrs W.
j. G. Bond, who will remain for d
short visit.
Mrs Orville Treweek Of Cassville and
and Miss Marguerite Weise, teacher at
Columbus, are the guests Of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs Henry Weise, this
week
Mrs Calvin Crist and son Thomas
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs
Callahan, at Hollandale.
Mrs John W. Chamley and son
Halo left Friday for a visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Thomas WhittOrd,
ST. at Beloit.
J j. Penhallegon spent Sunday with
his son and wife at OWatOnnO, MINI.
From Owatonna he went to st. Paul to
attend business meeting Of the
Penhallegon Radiator Go.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-04-05
MINERAL POINT or TODAY
NOTES BY THE DE MOCRATS
NEWS GATHERER.

Miss Edna Schmitz is spending her
vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Schmitz, at Kendalltown.
Misses Lillian and Kathryn Alyward
or Whitewater are guests Of their
grandparents Mr. and Mrs William
Arthur.
Mr. and Mrs Herman Fielder Of Cuba
City were the guests Of the Fielder
families here Friday and Saturday.
Miss Eulalia Richards. teacher near
Waldwick, is spending this week her
parents, Mr. and Mrs A. T. Richards.
Charles w. Snow Of Platteville was
the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs
N. II. snow, Saturday.
Edward Lenahan Of Spokane, WASH,
left Wednesday to visit his niece Mrs
Howard II. Cool at Boston, formerly
Miss Marie Thoma of this city.
Miss Helen Ross, who attends Ferry
Hall at Lake Forest, H., is spending a
week vacation with her parents, Dr..
and Mrs Charles Ross.
Alfred Ludden left Tuesday to spend
a few days at the home of his aunt Mrs
Clara Vivian and his brother Homer at
Madison.
Miss Elsie GRADER of Downer College,
Milwaukee, is the guest Of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Louis GRADER.
Miss Josephine Hutchinson Of Cam
paign is spending her vacation at the
home OF her father, James w Hutch
SON
Miss Philippa Hendra Of the La
Crosse norma! school is the guest OF
her parents, Mr. and Mrs J f. Hendrd.
The co Workers held their fourth
social of the ser.es of socials in the
Congregational church Wednesday al
ternoon and evening.
Dr. and Mrs George Smieding moved
into the home Of Mrs Mary White on
Dodge street Monday. Mr. and Mrs j
f. Hendra and family will occupy the
home Of James Dornan, which they
vacated. Mr. and Mrs Daniel Lee OF
Edmund are moving into the j f.
Hendra home, which they recently
purchased
Mrs NJ. l.. Parkinson is a guest at
the j. w. Hutchinson home.
Mrs W. j. Morgan and son Charles
NlSItcU ltldIlfeS dC bdl lllSlou hOuudA
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-04-05

Extensive Red Cross work is being
carried on by the women students at
the University Of Wisconsin. Five gen.
eral committees, one for each class,
and one called the social service com
mittee, have divided up the work, and
each has special day each week.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-04-05
Holstein Cows
Milk for
Nursing Mothers

Il Success in feeding infants with Hol-
stein Cows Milk emphasizes the health
possibilities of this milk for adults also.
q By ordering it for nursing mothers,
physicians are able to build up exhaust
ed women and prolong the nursing
period.
u The same reasons that make aolstein
Milk the only suitable milk for the bot
tle-fed baby make it an ideal milk for
anyone with impaired digestion and for
those who find ordinary milk distasteful'
The butterfat is not excessive and is IN
the form of small, even globules less
than half the size of those in ordinary
milk. That means easier and more
rapid digestion.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-04-05
John 3. Hoskins Suffers Two Broker
Ribs in Fall.

Dodgeville Sun Republics: John B.
Hoskins was quite painfully injured
Monday morning by falling from a
loaded wagon. He suffered two broken
ribs and number of painful bruises.
DR.. W. J. Pearce attended him.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

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