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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21
Su Der ,,gngelsitaot".

@unocrbarc Snfen poiiireu in
oieier ihoniten oIler 8eIten. Sn
Sos 4ngcles, CALIFORNIA; ~beriihmter
@%lumenitoot. Die iiingit crit itarfe
moraliite Nnf0ue 81 ilberlteben ges
babt bat, ml,roe Dor einigen Sagen
Gin iopaniider &urpfuifcr Hamens
9ibi Sooa perboftct. Ridt ettpa
oeBbalb, neil err Surpfulherei be.
trieb, Ionbern neil CT Ole SeilfunIt
ausiibte, ohne I'M 9eiiBe elmer Sicen5
SIT iein. 9libi Sooos Seilmetbooe
heItonO oorin, oaB er icinen 0atien-
ten 81 eiiingnooeln IN oetl
aorper itedte, nm Die arunfbeit gu
ntooteu". so iagte er, ltno feline
Bntientcn ideinen es gegiaubt 6u
hobcn. NlS err ncrhaftet muroe, lag
gerooe Elm Sfpinoliitti9er mi Dem
Gperationstiid, Der htun ::
OreiBig lauge 9to0eln I'M a6r-
per itcden bate. @em ser ieliae
Goftor Giienbart Dos bate icbcn
fonnen, piiroe er lid idon gedrgert
hoben, oaB er onocrtbalb Sahrhun-
Oerte 5l fritb auf Ole Welt 9efon's
men.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21

folgt 5uiammeugeiest:
". 4. Aonms, &~oriiBenoer; Gbns.
$. 3~oplinion, Yoraoe; u. Z. 6ltnt.
Yarf,4rrongemPnfs; i. s. ScOfielo,
Wilitdr , Arrangements; Wtapor ".
u. @entlep, GerenIouien; 9. 3.
8rcig, General . Sefrctdr.
9araoemaridoa Raplinion berei-
tet cine groBe Tarooe Dor, unO wer-
ocn lid an oieier altBer oeu perIdte
oencn @iirger Srganiiotioucn audi
cine Srilppe bon Camp Robinion be-
theiligcn Ger Commandment oes Ga
gers bat II. u. Die 8etbeiligung elmer
anpellc mo pom od)t Srompetcru
ueriprohen.
As Gbrenma6e filr ole 6lngge
miro COMPANY %. %. g. g., oienen.
Nile Wtuliffapelen Der StnOt, ooS
Srommler Corps ser @op Scouts
uno oaa Grill 5enm Der eagles ho
ben ebeufnlls ibre 8etbeiligung an
oeu eroBcu llm5uge 5ugeiagt. Nae
&ereine limo gum Ytltmoridiren eln-
gelooeu, ooh miiiien Tie, Denn lie
oieie5 beobiiftigcn, lid benin Mar-
id)al &omlinion nift ipdter mie am
"a. >Suni anmeloen. Die mitmur.
ltircnoen Nereine mcroen lid ON
%. Sunni 9(benos INN bolb I ltbr ouf
benz WurftplaB bcriummeln.
Ger Slnggermait. Der nabe5it
1000 Efuno wiegt, miro Gnoe Die
Ter @ofe errittet meroen. Seine
Sobe betr0gt ctpa 100 SuB.
IS lit bereits ieBt beItinlmt nor
oeu, ooB mGbrcno ser 6eier int Hi-
pcriioe 8orf oieier fiir ocn Ilttomo-
bill &erfebr abgeiperrt mcrocn miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21
SOm S0Dt a%bberuieu.

Sightbpbp. GuTer ser dlteIten
mo beltbetannten 8eriiherunas-
agenten uno @ruuoeigentbumsbGno.
Ter Der Sta0t lit am 3ienstoa IN Der
Gerion pom :. $. Yigtbboop aus Dem
Seben geihieoen. er ltarb al einem
@alsleioen. Ser &eritorbene wuroe
1910 in 9tep gorf geboren. gr fam
nit leiner 6amilic bereits 1852 nah
@isconitn, mar 5lterit I'M 9ruderei.
/ geitGit tbutlg. rUobnte oaun pieoer
cine 3citlung in 9tep 9orf mo fam
1871 sum Itdnoigen a~uienthalt mad
"a GrOiie. Bic @ittne. 5pei Sobne
mo cine Godter bctraitcru iein Sim
ifeioen.
aemp. Wifacl lSoiepb acmp, Elm
Beirut, Der om 4. Niai nah oeu
Columbus Snrrafen geid,idt unO
am 81. gtat eutlaiien puroc, ltnrb
am 9icnStag Worgen in icinem
@einn, 500 Yfarfet StroBe, OIL Ser
ShDinoiildt, 2cnp lpuroc por 32
SSohren IN Surcmbura qcboren. ,3mei
9riioer mo jpci Sdlmeiter ~bctroneru
ihn: Sobu 4. aenlp, hicrielbIt;
Aloplius, Jest in Sort @oosmortb,
3. e., %itationirt; Sri. Hnno &emp
uno 6rau ". @iaiams. bcioe III 90
Groiie. GoS 9egrdbnib finoet helltc
Morgcu auf Dem fatholiid)en Grieo=
hofe itatt. Gle @eimqaroe miro Die
gbrcnestortc fir Den &eritorbeneu
biloen.
&ugers. ><n ibrem @cinl, 1876
iiiol. Is. Str. mo iie felt lebten
Script nit ibrem 8attcn Dobnte,
itorb om Wontog 6rou either 30
gers. Die Tcritorbene murOe 1913
I'M Stoote Ncm Norf geborert, mo
fam nit ibren Gltern feds Sabre
ipGtcr nod @i@conIin, mo tic iid) in
Sc Soto nieocrlieBen. Sic maj oas
erite mciBc ain0. nclf)cs enmul5 IN
iener Grtidoft geieben murot. Ne
ben Dem @otteu binterlGBt iie orei
Gohter. Dds 8~cgrdbniB mar in Dc
Soto.
Snref. Sn ibrem @cim, 1905
iiiol. IS. StroBe, itorb Mittwoh
Morqen i'm NIter pom - &ohren
6rou Charles Suref, Den @attcl
mo Orci &inoer hinterlaiienO. Gns
@egrdbniB finoet bcllte oui Dem
Caf @ropc 6rieobofe itott.
2lupb. Sn Springficlo, WaiI,
iturb Srau gQo u. Slopo, cine fril-
here @~emobnerin BON ga Groiie.
Sic 2cide muroe bon oen Sobnen
Ser @erItorbeuen nah bier gcbraft
uno miro bellte U~tor9en BON Gill
mar Bros. 8eitnttlngar1unlihfel.
ten aus altf DEM Suf @rooe Jrleo-
hofe beitattet.
Sn einem bieIigen Spitnl ltorb an
Wittnof 9ous &aufenbcrg,
Gin iungcr ,Snrnter aus Der Naf)bor-
id)oft BON NormuIt. Der iltnge
Nann, crit "a Sabre alt, wltrOe pom
einem olsihlagenOen Efero inn I'm
terleib Oerartig getroiien, Dob feline
Notwithstanding attsgeidIoIien mar.
Die 2eihe muroe 5um Degrading
nuh Horrpolt 9eIan0t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21
Surge StaOtnsnigfeiteu.

Sm Observation-Disclosures ba
lld) bereit@ ilber bunoert r~cid)socut-
id)e 6ralen mo Wtaod)cn regiItrireu
9cim @oieboQipiel 3luiidcn
blciigen NulotGlripicIcru mo fol
den bon Camp Robiuion oltf Dem
hlcIlgcn NualtcIlungaplnB ON leBten
Sonutag mur0en 500 cin0cnom.
men. Qa2 gauge @clo muroc Der
N%tbIctcntailc Der @Irtilcriltcn ilbcr
micicn.
&obn Mcoiuger, Mormon
Gollllc Wirth, Ger lcBtcu Sum2tua
pom Solootcn perpriigclt muroe, bat
gcgen Die N|rtiucriitcn Clarence
EauIiOn, George Gliou, Y. &. Ma-
ttep mo :. Otc9Sitbe &crbaitsbc.
febIc ermirft.
Gem @ciipicIe in QroBeren
St1oten nahahmeno huben Ole bic.
ligen Northumberland Elm Belt
fiir ibre Nrbcit nlfacitDlogcn. 9as.
ieIbc befinoet iid III Den anlogen
beim @erid)tSgcbGuoe.
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21
Sireftoren=@ ablen Der San=
oelsfammer=S ureans.

Seriammlungen ser Sanoes-
TANNER . Bureaus merocn in oieier
&ode ie0en abeno gcbdltcll, ltlll
neue Sirettoren 5u mahlcu.
Gas Civic bureau %erpdblte u. &.
8obrlonn als 9tadfoleer bon ". 4.
8ooorih,
Or. 8. &. Gpenion muroe alS iein
9tohfolger gem0hlt, ais 9ireftor oe@
Igrifltltur 9urealtS.
Oas S~abrifanten Bureau en-
mdbltc 9. {. Smith an StcIc pom
u. Scott.
&ertte 9lbeno finoet Sic Direftp-
rcumahl oeS Qrogre'Iip 9eogue
Bureau ltntt.
Ger llclle Dircftorenrotb Ser
&onoelsfonmer miro am /. SSlili
5ltiammenfoumcu mo feline 9eam-
ten m1blen.
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@ielc IenIdeu leioen brett an ben

sSolgen lieoerliden &auens, Die
Misunderstanding lit etn neientliher
Ibi6nitt oes golt5en 8%eroauungss
borgongcs. @er oberfl1dli6 faut,
auer MIR nidlingt", Der ionoert me
mig Speihel ab. 8as ober
Ole 3dbne uno ser Speifel nif)t
norgeorbeitct boben, oos fonnen Die
f~olgenoen Irbeitcr, Wagen uno
0arm. oft MIR ltnuollfommen
n~dd5bolcn, ll1to niht ol3uiclten leioen
fie ourh fortgeiebte llebcronltrens
grtng oieier Nrt Sdaoen. Bcr iidl
aber 5u tiidltigcm 8oIen 5mingt, =
oieier 3pnng miro librigenS ifncQ
sur 5neiten Notir = Der miro bolo
fe'titelert Dob cine gauge &eibe pom
SpeiIen, Die ibm friiber gleihgiiltig
ooer oerGdtlih portdnter, eincn aus
aeIpredenen " o lac d) III a #
baben. Gas CUTE 9auen bat abcr
0lih Qero0e3u cine mirthihaftlide
8~eoeutun1; oenu ole ShnclG-
efier iino meiit alih &ielei-
er, Die unnotbie groBe Nobrun9S-
mengen nerihlelloern. @erooe in Der
@eaenfport lit Dies BON ourhidla=
genoer 9eoelituns. Man fam alio
oos Sprifport Gut gctuut lit
bolb pcr6out" ertueiteru uuo
foeen: Gut 9efout lit hnlb
beroout uno btllig 9elebt."
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8 s.

s. AH 81
Tener In Brownsville. Nm 0iens.
tag Morgen Inn bulb 3 llbr brad i'm
Weinneioto Souie, elmer alten 9ano-
marie in Brownsville, EN- 6euer
aus, 0as anf1uglih Die gauge Ort,
idnft be0robte. Die IGmmtlihen Be
ipobner pom 8romnspile balfen 5eim
&oid)en oes Serers, uno oils befiird.
tet mur0e, oaB oas 6euer aif an-
oere Nebdltoe iiberipriu9eu fonnte,
muroe nm 9ilfe nah ga GroIie &C.
fhidt, DEM Die beige 5elterpebr be-
reitDiuigit entiprad. Cine 9ampf-
punlpe uno elm Sdlaud)farren nllr-
Den nit 9eoienltng ihleltnigit bort
bin geihidt unO oieie tbaten beim
8ef1mpfen oes 8ranoes quite 9ten.
1te. Gas 6euer wurbe idlieBlih
ouf ieincn 9ero beitrdnft. Ger
S6ooon betrGgt $4,000. Der MIR gum
Sbeil ourh cine $500 &eriideruug
qeoeft III.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21
Gin Hanbmberfaa.

Sin &anbiiberfall. Gm Wontog
9tabmittag orang elm @inbreter in
oas Sous BON 6rau 5. Wi. 8opeS oie
NIT ibrer Samilie all Der Solem
QanoitraBe, nabe Wteoorp nobnt,
ihlug Ole 5ralt, tpelhe ullein 5u
Smtie mar, nieoer, 10 oaB tie be.
itnnungslos am SuBbooen liegen
blieb uno rallbte Damn oie @obmtng
aus, aniebnlite 8eute an 8elo uno
@ertbiaden mod)eno. Oils @opes am
@beno bon ieiner Irbcit beimfam,
NOR bel ieiner 6rau oos @ewuBtiein
immer nod nift 5urilfgefommen.
9tab elmer 8eidreibung, melhe 5rau
8ooes Der Goli5ei ipdter geben tonn-
re. puroe Gus Gears, ein Sremoer,
in Saft genommen. God mllBte
oieier mieoer fr~eigeluIien tperben,
90 Ssrau 8ooes niht imitar1be mar,
oielen als Den @inbrefer 5u ioenti-
fi5ieren. Der HGitber bate nod scr
8ei6reibung Scr Strait einen itarten
9ort mGhreno ser 8erbaftcte elm
glatteS 8eiiht hatte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21
Nus ben 8eridten.
arcisaeridt.

3mei Sabre 3ud)thau5 Dar Die
Strnfc, nelde @ernann 5. SrtB 5u.
oiftirt wuroe BON Rifter Gbeiter ".
6omler, BON Sono on sac. Der Rif-
ter @igbcc in Dem Observation-Disclosures
geger Den S%crurtbeilten pertrot.
Ga, jcbn 3cugen, Die gegen 5rib bel
Der @crbonoluug musidgten, be-
Idhporen, oaB feline Ausiagen IN iei,
ner Ghcideiounqsflage iolif noren.
6rit' Anpolt, 5reo $. SartpeQ
rcihte iofort eiren 4ppea gegen Dos
ltrtheil Elm.
Auf @nrteI 8eber, Der 8ruoer
Sberiffs. erhielt 3wei Sabre
3uflthous OILS Struie iiir einen
Neineio. @eber bnttc iih oorber
unifuloig befonnt, beionn iih ober,
ebe iein sSaa Dor Rid1tcr GowIer CUR
8erbonolung fam, elnes Anoeren
uno betunnte lid ifuIoi1.
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6eiratbsidtine.

Die folgenOen Raare erbielten
pom Goulttp Glerf eiuen &eirotbser-
laubniBid)cin:
q. 30. @brlif, ga Groiic, uno
Collie .. Conan, Stem 0orf.
Ilfreo 6. u. otto uno Clara
3ouner; beioe BON ga Groiie.
Ioolpb Spifo uno Soa Wtueller;
teioe BON Ga GroIie.
Wtar 6riemor, S%bebopguL nno
Wiriom s. Gbrlitl So Groiie.
Gomaro Yeterion, Bangor, u1o
Gillian Spangler, NiOmap.
Aoolpb 5. Sopel uno Nap
0ognon, beioe bon Ga Groiie.
grneit 3. Soffmun, Campbell,
uno Slorence @iolctte, Snalasta.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21

Der 8iernlt5Itonf ioq icbr
baIo nod peiter e~tngeitlrluft Der
ocn. "a 0urfte Ginem. Denn man
Gin 8lns 8ier SUR 6ono nimmt. nur
nod Der Shouul Dor Dem Wunoe
itehen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21

Sinoiifes 8ebabren! Bon Sdil,
bern an Der ga Groiie SluB-
bride, DClde in Den 5mei am neiiten
bier geIprodenen Sprad)en, ser eng
Iiifen uno oeutihen, Die 5abrer uno
Setter odpor mornte, Die Bride
ihneIIer ME i'm Shritt 5ll paiiiren,
1pltr0cn Die nit Ser oeutifen @uf-
fhrift am Wittpod Nbeno pom oa5u
1tnbefugten 8erioneu %mlttbmiQig
eutfernt uno mnbrideiltlif 5eritort.
Menn unicren 9eboroen etmns oaron
gele9en mare, Der &unbalen babbaft
gu mer0en, 10 fonnte eS ibncn nidt
ffiper falen, Oieiclbcn 81 cripiihen,
1ueil Elm 9eridteritatter oeS bieiigen
euglilfen Ibenoblottes Semono 3lt
fennen idleint, Der oic Shiloer 5ut-
lest im 6luB bot idminlmen ieben.
8iel lit ia nit Sen Shiloern uno
1etnen uernlteten @nrmtngen nidt
berloren 9egongen, ober Elm grben-
ftrei6 mar es bod, Der bon rchtStue-
gen beitrait meroen ioute.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21
GrOfe 5lasssu= unb 8. .,
S.=Seier.

e erite 8eriaTlm-
lung oes Der
einigten Cont.
ties, ipelhes Die
6eier fir Die
6laggen- un D
u. z. S..6eier
am %. Sum- ar
rangirt, D
Dor einigen Sa-
gen itutt. Gus
9omite lit mie
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Sd fibre
2lmf Eager

Elm POLES aiiortinet1t BON So
pnlac, gemiifte 6arben aaer
8r6ben, 8ooen. uno NobeI.
1irnibe, 9Iobnitin fir oie
@dnoe, 2ein0I, 9erpentin. an.
ftrcih. nno BeiBmaihbIrIten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21
@ EdDreflid1 acplagt.

~ SdDrefltf aeplagt.. ~3mel
Satire lang puroe ih ihredlih nit
Reconnaissance geploat," ihrcibt
SER Soieph 7ro3ensfi BON Scron.
tor. 8u., bod ourh Sen 8ebrauh
pom 5orni's 4lpenfrGuter bin ih
rouitdnoig gebeiIt Doroen.~ Eau.
fence hoben in dhnIiher @eiie Die
h~eiItrdftigeu Gigenihnften oieies
erprobten uno 3unprIaiiigen Sell
mittels bejeugt gs lit uift int
Apotbefen gu BADEN, iouoern miro
ourh 2ofologerten Dem 8ublifum
oireft aeliefert. Rdn idreibe mn,
Or. Better Tahrnen & Cons 60 .
2501 @aihington 9lOo., Chicago,
Suinois.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21
Sonntn i. @ttif,t.

2oui5 Shertpooo, Elm otter pc
fainter Der Goli3ei. puroe Dieoer
negen 6erumitrcifcrei Dor Den Rid
ter gebradlt. gr fur 0ic5mnl nit
iunt3ebn (dQen meq.
Gomoro 4ooe uno Gilbert Rortor,
3Dei unge}ogcne 8uben, befnnntcn
lid 0es IiebitobIs Don aouqummi
i'm @crthe Don 81 iful6ig. Gle er.
hielten ie 30 Gage 8eiargribbaft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-06-21

- Der groBte SfIapcuboltcr I'M.
Icrcr 3eit lit meiblifcn @elhlches -
6rou W 0 Be.
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Neuefte. Rn5ei9en
Rorter %uerlnugt.

2eidte Nrbeit fir eineu dltIihen
Wnun. Wtlb uunerbeiratbct, Mid.
tern uno bcit1n0ig fem.
0otel Stoooor6.
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Sreapn mnb @aIhinaton erfrenen

lid befanntlit) Ger Segnllngen Der
Yrobibitiort. Gin Ridter oes Sber-
gerihts oes Staates Oregon faBte
eieier Gage Die Sititation ME folgt
5ulammeu: n@enn ole 2cute, Die
oos 8eiee iibertretel, inoem lie iid)
in oieiem Stnate Der 9ierbrauerei
piomen, binter @ef1ngniBmullern
ldBeu, 10 piiroe e5 nid)t gcrug 8e-
%fdngl1iiic i'm Staate geben, mn linen
llnterfurft ST. gepdbren." Gin on-
oerer .Sahueritdnoiger", Ser 8oll-
perneltr ocs Staates @nIhington, lit
5u Ger llcbere5ugune gclangt - olf
8rltno erboltencr 8eridte =, oaB
lin inherent Stnate alcin 3pau5ia-
tnuieno Tripntbrauereien betrieben
meroen." ltno er finoet, .ooB eS 10
bcionocrs ihncr lit, gegen lie einjit-
idlreiten, neil sic 8epolferung NIT
linen lit, uno tic Dor ie0er &erfol-
gltng id)ilbt." 0oraus 81 idllicBcn
iein oiirfte, oaB Die 8eoolferuna
mobl fir Grobibition itimnt, ober
es mad, pic uor por5icbt, Bier SIT
trintcn.
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Die amappbeit bon 3inofleildD.

Die &nappbeit bon Hinofleiifj.
0bfpohl Den @otel5 perboten NOR
Den lit, nlcbr ais 3pei Mfobl5citen in
Ser @od)c gcfoftcS Rinoflciih 81
nerobreifcn uno 0eefiteot mo
Noaltbeef nift mebr oils einmol
nod)entlid). ionic Sausbolten niht
mcbr ols " Efuno flares Rino.
fleilh pro Eerion uno @od]e erlaubt
lit, 10 gcItottct bod Elm an 0ienstag
pom @aihington bel Wugnls SDen-
ion eingegangencs Selegromm Den
8enIB Ger jahlrctfen 9tebenpro-
bitfte.
Ser5, 9cber, 9tieren nro onOere
9tebcnprooufte pom Rin0, Iomohl. ol5
aolb-, Snntmel= uno 2dmmfleiif)
peroen nit)t in groBen Meitgen an
Die AQiirten oerIanot. Rin0flciif
entbdlt mebr Ndbrncrtb in fonlpafs
ter 5Sorm ois ieoe onoere 6leiihort
mo lit oaber beiier gum transport
geeignct. Mit 9elifoteiien ME
,Srpeet BREADS" uno @chirn ODER
unierem trooitioneIen Sam ono
gggs" fonnen mir ohne aroBe
Shwierigfeiten oas 8efi5it an Rino-
flciih ocdcn. oas dls 8orroth on Die
aaiirten armeen geionot peroen
naf ltno oas mir oaber inn 6als.
bolt ipdren miiiien.
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3n ue~rfanicu:

I SorrcI arbeit@geipnnu; @cmift
$500 bis 1000; 0ciuno uno gut 3u.
ionmen poiieuo. gtodBuiragen bel
@m. 6. Micnfc, n. 3. Bangor. @i9.
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as.Beyschlag
Recsptnrsa ppthefer,
5O3 maiHsE traBe.

81. 9 8ir iin6 Itorf in Bottle.
fteaungeN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-09-12
Mineral Point Evidence for
Mineral Point People.
The Statements of Mineral Point Res
idents Are Surely More Reliable
Than Those of Utter Strangers.

Home testimony is real proof.
Public statements of Mineral Point
people carry real weight.
What friend or neighbor says COM
pels respect.
The word of one whose home is far
away invites your doubt.
Here's Mineral Point statement.
And it's for Mineral Point peoples
benefit.
Such evidence is convincing.
That's the kind of proof that backs
Doan's Kidney Pills.
G, A. Bachelor, High St, says my
back was sore and lame and my kidneys
acted irregularly. | had heard what
good remedy Doan's Kidney Pills were
and | got supply. Two boxes quickly
relieved me- "
Price 60 cents. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Bachelor had. Foster Milburn Co.
Mfgrs., Buffalo. N. Y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-09-12
Bulb Culture Once a Craze.

Bulb culture in Europe has had a
particularly interesting history. The
tulip, for instance, has been popular
in European gardens for about three
centuries, and prior to that time 1t
was cultivated for many centuries by
the Turks. Near the close of the six
teenth century the tulip was intro
duced into Holland and the popularity
of the plant increased so rapidly that
by 1854 it had become craze. For a
number of years the widest specula-
ton prevailed in tulips and enormous
prices were paid for rare bulbs. Five
hundred dollars was not an unusual
amount to pay for q choice tulip, and
such bulbs as the famous Semper Au-
gustus brought more than $4,000
apiece.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-09-12
WILLOW SPRINGS NOTES.

By Special Correspondence.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Ed
Stone Wednesday.
Russell Benson attended PlattevilIe
fair Friday.
Mrs. Allen Godfrey spent Wednesday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ton
Sleep
Roy Parkinson, wife and daughter OF
Fayette were guests at the r. N. Park
inson home Sunday.
Miss Kathleen Hathorn left Tuesday
for her home in DesMoines, Iowa, after
a pleasant stay of two weeks at the
William Bracken home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Larson spent Sun.
day at Jack Sleeps.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Walker attended
the Platteville fair Friday.
Miss Helen Johnston left for Aurora,
H., Monday morning to resume her
studies, after spending the summer
vacation with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Chas. Johnston
School opened Monday with Miss
Della NJ. FAIRY of Benton as teacher.
Mrs. Emma Benson of Pleasant View
was guest last week at the homes OF
Chas. Johnston and VIM Rracken.
Clarence and Henry Bennett spent q
few days of last week with their uncle,
Jas. Bennett, at Seymour
Miss Gertrude Chritton of Darlington
has resumed her duties at the Sheldon
school.
Miss Daiin of Galena is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ed Stone.
Word was received Saturday that
Lee Parkinson had been wounded in
action, but not seriously. This is the
second son of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. D.
Parkinson to be wounded. Homer is
now convalescing in a French hospital
and writes he is getting along splendid
IT, We hope to hear the same of Lee
in a short time.
School opened Monday in District No.
8 with Miss Genevieve Meyers teacher.
George Woolrieh left Monday for
West Allis and Milwaukee to visit rea-
tives and attend the state fair.
Mr. and Mrs. John Terrell are visit.
ing at Beloit and Milwaukee this week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-09-12

claim be disallowed. Carried unani
mously,
A letter from r. r. commission nd
vising time and object of hearing of NJ.
P Public Service Co in regard to in.
crease Of rates of steam heat was read.
Moved by AID Martin that above let
ter be placed on file Motion carried,
Moved by Aid Chamley that acting
mayor appoint and instruct committee
10 purchase Service Flag. Motion
carried unanimously.
Acting mayor Shepard appointed
Aid. Chamley Brown, Horn on above
committee
After discussing other matters per
tanning to condition Of streets side.
walks and water works departments, on
motion Of Aid Chamley the meeting
adjourned.
Attest S. +, SHEPARD, Acting Mayor,
FRED J. JEuCE, City Clerk
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-09-12

"A postage stamp conundrum is GO
ing the round. A young lady entered
a postotfce, handed in dollar bill and
said she wanted twice as many two's
"a ones and the balance in three $.
The fellow, smiling and asking for the
welfare Of the rest Of the family,
rutiied his hair and started in off
hand to count out the stamps, grew
perpleXed, commenced figuring, and
figured until his eyebrows stood out
straight and his face became flushed,
when the young lady politely told him
she was in hurry, that he could figure
1t out and she would call later for the
stamps, but left with him three postal
cards and five letters for him to put
stamps onto, saying, after she had
thurned her back, see that they get off
on the next mail. please. Now who
can figure out how many stamps should
be given the young lady when she
returned
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-09-12
FROM THE SOLDIER BOYS.
A Taste of the Big Drive.
August 10. 1918.

August l3, 1918.
Dear Mother II write to let you
know am still alive and well. We are
in different sector now and have been
in the big drive. We drove the Huns
81 kilometers on our sector, and III
never forget that drive. | was so
hungry at one time could eat boards.
But now | am satisfied I'm thankful
didn't share the fate of those com
rades who were either killed, wounded
or gassed.
saw John Temby the other day. He
is sergeant in discrimination
train. | also saw Lee Parkinson one
day of the big drive. He was tired,
dirty and hungry, but was glad the
bosches didn't get him. He told me
his brother Homer was slightly wounded.
He also informed me that Arthur Sod
erstrom had permanent job in Eng
| land.
| thought | knew what war was
month ago, but | soon found oct that |
didn't We have seen plenty of Dutch
men who had shot their last bullet, and
saw lots of them who had been taken
prisoners going to the rear to prison
camps. They sure were hard looking
seeds.
We are behind the lines in reserve
now. but are liable to. go up to the front
any minute. | guess before many
weeks we will go back and get some
real rest
We were all given a new suit of
clothes yesterday and they sure look
good / was glad, because, like many
of the boys, had my share of what we
call coolies" Maybe you will wonder
what they are.
am sorry couldn't get my box
| from home. | bought a package of
Camel cigarettes yesterday. the first
have had since I've been in France.
We get much better Y M. c. A. SER
vice since we came up on this front.
Have had several cans of peaches,
pears and cherries, besides chocolate
and cookies. During the big drive
some of the Y men fed some of the
boys in the front lines with rations
they took out Of packs which the BOYS
threw away in order they might drive
the Hun faster. Some of the boys
threw their blanket and raincoat and
blouse | hated TO see mine 60 so |
kept them, and sure was glad. The
nights are cold and it isn't any too
warm with our blanket We camped
10 woods close to Liet QUinten Roose-
velr's grave. | have a piece of wire
from his plane.
Have had two or three papers lately
and couple Of letters from home. |
would have written sooner, but we
were IN a place where we couldn't get
mail out and, besides. were too busy
after big game
Hope these lines will find yourself
and the Riddles we'll
Promising to write again soon, will
close with love 10 all. RAY.
My address is
Pvt. RAYMOND S. JACKSON, 128th Inf.
M. G. Go A. e F., A, p. o. 734.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-09-12
CITY GOVERNMENT

Mineral Point Wis, Sept 3, 1918
A regular meeting Of the Common
Council was held on the above date in
CounCil Chamber.
Meeting called to order 10y acting
mayor S, e Shepard
Members present. Aldermen Horn,
Gilman, Martin. Chamley, Brown
Absent Groth. Coady.
Minutes Of last meeting were read
and approved
The following bills audited by finance
committee were motion of Aid. Cham
ley allowed ana ordered paid:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-09-12
WISCONSIN PRIMARY RESULTS.

The Tribune's report lact week on
the result of Wisconsin primary vote
holds good with one exception. The
vote on governor is so close it has not
been officially settled as yet. Accord
ing to the very latest Philip leads
Wilcox by 1872 with six counties to
hear from.