Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1918-09-20

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faith in Marinette raised nearly $1,000
for the Jewish soldiers relief fund.
The Kenosha patriots fund apprpri-
ated $4,000 to the American Red
Cross of which $4,000 is to be used
for local work and the remainder for
national work.
Bernard Koksnes was instantly kill
ed when caught in a belt in the plant
of the Rhinelander Box and Lumber
company Moksnes is the third man
killed in this mill within week.
The body of Clarence Joyce, II
year old son Of Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Joyce, Amigo, was found floating in
Muller's lake. He had been missing
for over a week.
Outagamie county will again COM
plete it's drive on the opening day of
the campaign Sept %, it was decided
in meeting of the loan committee.
The last campaign was completed in
one day and every effort will be made
to repeat the feat.
Five new members have been added
to the Lawrence college faculty: Prof.
H. Easily, Drake university; Prof.
Louis Wann, University of Wisconsin;
DR.. Frederick Adler, Dartmouth col
lege; Dr. c. Mohr, Fargo college, and
Mrs. Minnie v. Wittmeyer.
Carl G. Tolf. Kenosha, who has
four sons in the United States army
and navy, was notified by the war de-
partment that one of his boys, Carl
w. Tolf, had been wounded severely
in France. Two other Tolf boys are
fighting on the same battle front.
Three apartment houses, the Uni
versity club and thirty-three fraternity
and sorority houses in Madison's Lat
in quarter will be taken over by the
University of Wisconsin to house the
5000 student soldiers who will be en-
rolled in the university this fall.
Circuit Judge George Clementson.
Lancaster, has been called in by
Judge E. Ray Stevens to conduct the
adverse examination of Senator r. M.
La Toilette, under the discovery stat
utes in the ST. 0 1000 libel suit filed by
the senator against the Democrat
Printing Co. Judge Clementson has
ordered Senator La Toilette to appear
in Madison for examination on Oct. IA.
Marking the end of legislative ne
gotiations extending over fifteen
years, LIS Cross will obtain possession
of it's S250,000 island park when
President Wilson attaches his sigma
ture to bill just passed by the
house, in which Minnesota cedes to
Wisconsin Barron island, and this
states cedes to Minnesota Latsch ISL
and, opposite Winona.
The Rev. Frederick Guenther, II,
for forty years pastor of st. PauPs
Lutheran church, Oconomowoc, re-
signing six years ago on account OF
declining health, died at Oconomowoc
Guenther was born in Sundhausen,
Germany, and in 1870 came to the
United States, locating at Burr Oak,
Wis, where he was ordained.
The railroad commission has grant
ed a Scent carfare to the Milwaukee
Heat, Light and Traffic company on
lines operated in Racine. The COM
mission ordered the company to sell
ten tickets for IS cents. good between
6 and a. M, and and Z p. m. 1t
also ordered that five tickets for 80
cents, and good at any time, be is
sued. Children's fares were fixed at 3
cents each.
A cablegram from England receiv-
ed at Madison announced the arrival
of President Charles r. Van Hise of
the University of Wisconsin. DR.. Van
Hise is member of a party of
Americans invited to visit England
and France to study the work Of the
allies and place the American war
problems before the people of those
countries. He is to return in Octo-
Der.
Mrs. c. M. Lathrop of Wauzeka was
requested by the Wisconsin Food Ad-
ministration to pay SIS to the Red
Cross for obtaining too many sugar
allotments for canning from local
stores and from Montgomery, Ward &
Co. of Chicago, and Mrs. S. Turk and
Mrs. T. Glynn, also of Wauzeka, and
Mrs. S. L. Coulter of Soldiers Grove
paid SIS to the Red Cross for similar
violations.
Fraternities, green caps and hazing
will be among the things missing at
the University of WISCONSIN this
winter. With most of the male stu
dents under army regulations, quar-
tered in barracks, dormitories, ETC.,
and the utilization of the fraternity
houses by the young women students
driven out Of their dormitories by the
soldiers, fraternity will be impossible.
The freshman caps and hazing will be
Officially tabooed by the university.
Politics is adjourned in Brown
county until the close of the Fourth
Liberty Loan campaign so far as cam.
paigning under the auspices of the
Republican and Democratic county
committees is concerned. The chair.
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