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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-07

national committee before 100 couu-
ties had made their unul report ln
.umn iust1ursH. counties secured
pledges .Our weeks after the cluainr
uf co.. c%HuuHiru Ihr rttlfnnH 81
SUCH rauuriuH are entitled 60 u great
deal of praise ior me N"rk m'l ain
Nut uuiF did they do great Nurk 100
,htalnlnr pledge. uut tncy haN, lived
up Co. their reports hf collecting Hl
uf tnrir pledges
% have rupura from counties vino
have t luw percent ana they adNiT'
mr that wusu ~ nest report puulrH
out uu March iath that they wuI h'
up Urluu thU high tuuntioa
a stated boo u previous letter Vow
MyAlru d. l,idIur ZOO states Ice %
H%'ftf"r uf tulltrtts pledges tud I
,onndcnil, ,.Inat ,nli We viii h'
fir 900 900. iuui uu March 18th trunt
count HttuH Tu utNr Nuu mur, dIH
tluut.uu than mort ans either 90
riuuih. ar the have been fIrat bod as
Drythiug from the beginning ut th.
.tutuufEu Co begin With tnv1 bad
10 quota ct s., 5000 The, pledged t,n
600 lua has, llid iutu the treasury goo
1lfr. f4t.HuO So other county bee th"
state uta puIallpd THE record
"Edd, count, war one 81 the urst
O. collect its pledgvf tul.HA made
ita full payment Thirty days before
the date ui FINAL payment San Mi
sucl snuta We and Torrance collected
practically an ct their plcdrcH iu the
ririA days uf the campaign Union
county ooh uu ulodEr- ThcN col
IHrtud their funds aH the campaign
irurrvfHt luna county facva uu-
usual condition which viii prevent
them from obtaining q 900 percent
collection. Mans people loo b'mlnr
signed pledges % sluvn the lruils
Tee wac signed they lrn the Town tuh
have uut Hyru heard uf since They
vote lusIrrss Wrn who might Doe
termed huuuUIh HtaN iu a town
while There H t huuu con and leave tH
90 i- conditions hv,umv normal
llld 10 not been iur THE fac Luna
cuuuN would ny among Do rnuuisrs
80 The top
trust thtt ruu Wil, place tho ir-
port iu thp uuudH uf tuu prrss VI your
county chat .trE uHf publish ans
part uf % that thee uIIN drpu tdNir-
Hhl, ann sure 900, people uf NrW
MsNiDu viii appreciate thfH urWH /
take this mrtus uf thHuktnF each cite
ilru ct our state Tor whatever thrA
LuN, contributed Boo WuuvN CO., ui4r
Ca make this campaign the -uCr,ss
that 10 has been
"Fulluwinr b. 10 llst uf counties boo
thr order boo WhiCh they stand
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-07
BAD SPRAINS OR
MUSCLE STRAIN
Rub Pain, Ache, Soreness and
Swelling Right Out With
st Jacobs Liniment.

ituh b. CON RI sprAiuud ankle. wrist,
shoulder nlrk ur % sprnin or strain
ans WHORE. tHtIs when SOU realize thr
magic boz uld honest st Jacobs LAM
imcut" h,rtuHe Che moment ~ Is up-
piled. uui Dru' The rnin. ache. sore
moss ami Wnilng. "a penotrntus right
into the iuIurUd muscles. nerves. lisa
mrnts. tan4ons und homes and relief
comes INSTANTLY. u not merely kills
pain. hnt suoiheH aud heals the in-
Iuy Hn o. Quiok ufcovrfy b. effected
Got "a small trial bottle OF 80.
It4nifs InlmDnt' right now nt any
drhr store and stop suffering Nothing
rian avir Things funirht sn quickly
go thoroughly ~ u the only appion
lion 60 ruh un % bad spraiu. .iruin.
bfulgg oi sWelllug.
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iEYLL HELP YOU ON YOUR WAY
FOR SALE

SOLO, room. y story brick. bath.
~solcctfic lightH sidewalks.
Highlands, rloHo in.
sg.0og-s room bunHaiow. modern.
large sleeping porch. com
plctolN furnished. University
liclghtH
ff.nu0-aG frame, modern, hot
water heat. cornc lot. aanagc,
shade trees. good location.
Third ward.
sL.soo-6.room brick. modern. no,
water heat. good shade.
EanaEe. Fourth ward. close
iu.
81. s00-s-room brick. modern. well
huilt. hot water heat. corner
lot. Highlands. close IN.
i2,o0o-h-room iuuie. modern. Close
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O sNII..

ANOTHER BAROAtN-a acres IN
one body, q acres In cultivation
with 90 acres more that can be- Guilt
waited. One D adobe house ana
one . room adobe house on placer
two la"Tc hnN barns. one wagon shed,
. work horses nnd two wagons. with
all farming tools 80 acres alfalfa, 3
acres o 10 rs year old trees IN or
chun1 a. acres Cor corn or potatoes.
this Ia the finest potato land In the
state. on AnimnH creek. Sierra coun-
~. abundant water. For Information
about these. address
SAM MATSON.
Hot springs. n. AZ.
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THE MARKETS
20


N"s York. March Although
confirmation OF the railway money
pool WIS lacking. the market Yielded
none Of itH strength and very nttlc
of IT. activity during the morning
srtsinn standard raiis rose I toi
points iradinE shippingu ? 30 4 aud
~ motors aud accessories 10 g.
Advances Of I TO 2 points accompan-
i'd the buying Of coppvrs, tuhacrnt
ana numerous peace industriuls
lniicd states Steel made q new o
mum Tor the present movement NJ
pbh. hut further profit taking in
Kelly springfield caused nu extreme
docliro Of almost i've points.
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FARM Tot SALE.

\ HAHGAiN 100 acre homestead on
iuu Omndo river M Las paiomtH
NnilUN. 30 acres rNtf bottom. Is acres
In hlgh state Of cultivation, 3 ucrra
RlfDlff, with widmill and q ~ y rns
enrinc und ga inch pump, shallow
water. 3 room house with hurnH,
sheds, etc. all fur $4,000 cash for
quick Hulc, worth g., GOO.
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wANTED-Female Help

housow0rk. can have afternoons
off lhons i2na or call sci south
Third street.
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FOR HAisE-tino tract producing
land neat this city. admirably sit
untsd on state road. main ditch, Al
title. Terms tf desired; 10000 cash
10 handle. % ". Gold.
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run sAI.E M TRAnE.vow mum
FOR sALE-rypewritsrs

ALL KINDS. both lew and second
hand, bought. sold, rented and re-
paired Albuquerque ~ pewter Ex.
change. Phone 1iA iae So. tth. 81
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A. FLEISCHER

RIAL ISTA1H. IIRE AND AtTO-
MOnii.E iNstHANCi. LOANS
IlHHic ga ttt south tourth
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-salesmen

WANTED - Two spaninh-Amorlcan
and W. American statesmen Of good
appearance, acquainted with the city,
Ia handle good selling stock PROPOSE
ton. Right mnn can lake good
money, al kionka, CunihH Hotel.
WANTED a salesman Tor New Mex
leo only. 10 carry. as u nidelinn. a
strictly high grido line 20 Denver
made rHullrH on "a commission hHsis.
Good opportunity o. tho right party.
that ctn furnish satisfactory refer
cures aud bond. Must be- established
and have. q good clean rrC0rd No at
tsntion paid o. applications. hat are
only hat way answered. Address
uuN n.1l, carc Herald.
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APPLICATIONS FOR WORK
BY pIsCHAR0ED SOLDIERS

HONONNiUY piscHINHuED volnn-
iocr wants job. Not particular.
Address % carc Herald.
DISCHARGED volunteer seeks rru-
erul uffrr work Can Kerp double
vutg books Cor mercantile or lumber
lru Some ability aH salesman.
spolE spanish Alrn in line Tor gen.
cril store work. BENJAMIN NeWhy.
H-t Nurth Eighth street. Alhuquor.
Que. y NJ
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FoN sAi.E-Fuur room house. city
water electric llEhts. outbuildiuTs.
iu made trees LowlundH.
ttag.W.
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wANTED-KAie Help

NANTEn-At uncc, boy with wheel
Apply Livingston. Gis - Second,
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Chlcnrn IlnarI I'D Trahr.

chicago. March u Prospects uf u
huiilah showinH lea the government
report uu farm reserves carried Tho
rnm market TODAY shafplt hiHhtr
tpVninH uricra which ana I'D from
= 90 ~ rent hiEhsr with MAJ
9iafh 10 81 ana and july ~ 2
o. ~ eik we're followed hy decided
further Haiua.
oHts tdtunrvd with corn Au,.
opening 90 = cen up. with MAY
81 e. - n he market scored - mod
crete uutuu
ng orders fur nrlgium nftsd the
provisions
~ ths bate dealings prices were
helped upward hi rrports thnt tho
hHfhur workers strike ~ Ne~ YORK
was likely 10 Vnd tonight The mar.
,r With MAJ N.afh 20 tt3i aud
JuN n.s1h 90 ai..pM
No Important setback took place
tu PROVISIONS
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Feipts 200; market steady beef
steer Ufh0n Ntd uOs cows anu hoif.
ers 81 1tffftt.oos -torkers and feed
ers $4,000 Sifa0. calves 8ii.a0u
ttt2h.
Sheep receipts fO0ni market lower.
lamhf tt7.a0 SIS oos cwor 81 2bm
ttt.7t.
Chicago pruurr.
sFicuru. Mauh Butter higher.
ctsaIntp asa y.
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KEW MEXICO CENTRAL RAILWAY
PASSENGER TRAiS SCHEDULE

10 ruanects 81 Tarfanrn wfh 7
n vi. 80. . from VI Pas and No. I from The
east ~ santa " 9th y . n q. for DenrgF.
NJ. ! connects a. kfrnefY ulth A 4
sta t~ls ~ uss.,.issis
halen aud AlbuqHfrqur a. Tnffanff With n.
A. a y W. NJ. a fur ka.sa hasa. Taoumuad
and ne sast.
for further i~nfurnation eammunirais With
=. q. dk0OiJtHoN.
Trafnc Messenger
santa ~. \. A.
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see kalin'- nav ~lning ntiliin,rl
di-i,ia, hsforc ,uu but. 100 North
I ifSt sirtst,
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yOR sALE-mlsoenansous


fON SALE Reclining chat and steel
cot no South Walter 81
FOR SALE Cups and snucers. zoe
each The Exchange, l20 " doid
FOR SAl.E-th inch steel Ehafiing
foot or $50. boN a17 or phone
2f0i-Fi,
FOR sAfE-neristercd and unrsEis-
tered Jersey CnwH Rio Grande In
dEatrinl School. Boz 500.
FOH SAt.E. Glnsscd len sleeping room
Can De- easily moved. 2ie W. New
York. Phone 20fb.
FOR SALE Three room cottage with
bath . and sleeping porch. partly
Furnished. rnivcraity heights. Phone
It19.
TnH SALE or TRAnE-Now pump
iuE plane complete. automobiles
500 Is up horses aud mules and
harness and vehicles; well drills. typc.
vritrra uud cash registers and meat
block. plaups. gil5 aud up. Tor sale
ur trade All kinds ~ real estate Tor
sale ur trade or rent on very eaay
terms Fair Play 60. alg south
First street Phone dai.
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FOR sALE-Houses

WY PNY NENT SO 10 400
cash. go to $40 per month. In
interest WIN buy lot and
build bungalow anywhere. Your own
builder. you " plans. bungalow
60. 200 W Gold
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ron RENT- Clean furnished rooms
2tn North Fourth street
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FOU SALE Reclining chair and steel
cot tiIn South Walter 81
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CHIMNEY SWEEP

I'oI ENpert chimney and Furnace
Cleaning. call steeple Jack
phouv e1u.
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70 HitENT-Furnished rooms nt lia
South Fourth Phone f9s2
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WANrED-rositIons

SEEKING EMPLOYMENT Mon and
Wumru with trades and common ln-
hur, want work of an kinds FAR
Play 90. 81 So flrst - Phone cat
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Plumbing and Heating

lat ~ figure on sonr Piumbing
sud Nonfllg PLAN. We carry "a
fuli linz 90 Plumbing itNtur'-
AMI itcpairs. our rrpair work
= in ciinrgr of a nrst-cia~s Me.
chnnic. We %guarnntc- all ma
fcrini hni Workmanship. Give
~ a trtal wU viii phrase you.
SASH NliY Mining a
tIt.A1iNG.
o. "a. Teak. owner.
81 " central. Iilune sos.
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AMERICAN HOTEL - Rooms and
board; rates reasonable. seq y West
Central Phone a0i.
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Kansas cit,, Mo March Hogs.
receipts i5UOi mprkpt steady ionV,
Alt toM&lAeh, piss $1,000 $40 90
cattle roroipts 1900. market stead,
Steers fis.unff sta Os western $1,000
Ri7 90. uows $1,000 $1,000. helf.
Or g. sea- so 30. sta,kcts Igu u a.
so 30; calves StO0U dftlnN
sheep receipts zoe market strong
Lambs so 00 $40 %. NtnriinEs so
80. 900. WsthcrH SiH1um kif.5n.
,W'r $4,000 Sia.lu.
Denver IiNC-tapk.
bNutfr colo. Match tfffls 40.
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FOR SALE ~ inch steel shafiing.
I foot or $50. BoN a17 or phone
2f0i-F1.
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FOR sALE-Rerisiercd and unrsEis-
tered Jersey cows. Rio Grande In
dGstriul school. Box 500.
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Santa Fe Time Table
ID


n. soa--fron ~ raso 1iffrsa
No HI0-rrca ~ raso.. fiQoam
No. ani rauneria a. Heller ulfh No. 1ie :
81 Cissis. rssos valley. kansaa Ctr and
Oulf coast.
80. sns cornscts a. nslen With Ne tf1
ffoui Clovis md polns east aaa south u
GIn.Ia
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MISCELLANEOUS
LOST.


grNANIp or STOLEN One mo-
dunn sized ruHt suitable reward.
Return a. % NnFth Fourth for in-
formation concerning.
LOST nlurk uufHH containing two
KEYS. fountain pen. vanity hos.
Prince Albert gold watch and knife
Reward SOC W silver.
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ron SALE Chased len sleeping room
can io easily moved. 2te W New
York. rhono e0fb.
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HtnA't iANg-tntks
bUutrr colo March gtftI, 60.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-04-15
CONES COMMUNITY BAND
EXHIBITS FINE TALENT
Wausau Boys Play Like Veterans In
Concert Last Week-Will Appear
Frequently

The Community Band, recently or
ganized by C. S. Cone, entertained
Grand Opera House audiences on sew
eral evenings last week. 1t did itself
proud, and the applause of the hun
dreds who heard it, indicated with
what enthusiasm the organization was
received 1t consists of over fifty in
struments at the present time. The
numbers played were carefully select
ed and almost brought the people to
their feet. Director Cone deserves
much credit for the organization of
such splendid band in two months.
He declares that within several weeks
twenty-five additional players will be
obtained, bringing the total member
ship to seyenty-five. This band will
not compete with any local band for
engagements, confining itself to play
ing for its own functions. Meetings
are held each Tuesday and Friday.
evening. A nominal membership fee is
charged each member, and splendid
club rooms are located in the Heine-
mann building, Third and Jefferson
streets.
In an outline of the purpose of the
club the writer says: "a fine club
room is assured every member, this
room to have a piano, organ, pool
table, magazines, papers, banjos, uke-
lele, guitar and a phonograph."
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-04-15
TUBERCULOSIS SMOTHERED

For the most part, the fight of
mankind against disease has been a
defensive one. People have allowed
themselves to be struck down before
they really began to put up an effec-
tive battle. They have always been
willing to pay ten dollars for relief
and cure more readily than one dollar
for preparedness.
In the birmingham, Massachusetts,
fight against tuberculosis, people are
going at the, job the other way. There
they are seeking out cases of tuber-
culosis in the early stages, when
chances of recovery are brightest
taking the offensive rather than the
defensive, fighting war to prevent
war.
The proposition is rational and
simple. Under the present system, one
person in ten is doomed to- die of
tuberculosis. The Framingham idea
is to avert this doom by locating the
particular one in ten who is marked,
before his disease has advanced far
enough to doom him.
tuberculosis is not a very danger
Gus disease if it is discovered early
and then treated intelligently. 1t
travels in families mostly, just as does
any other contagious disease. Plainly.
the place to look for new cases is in
the neighborhood of the old cases.
This, naturally, is in the lungs of
persons, who have been in close con-
tact for long time with an active
case of the disease. Every family in
which there has been a consumptive
contains the sprouts of new cases
This is just as simple and just as
natural as that sparks should fly from
a big fire to neighboring buildings
In birmingham, medical experts ex-
anime those who have been in contact
with active cases.
| In Wisconsin, an effort is being
made to do the same kind of thing
by establishing a chain of tuberculosis
clinics in which expert disease detec-
tives will search for the very earliest
signs of disease in order that the
victims may be got under treatment
while the treating is good
When the system has been well es
tablished and its results have become
manifest, we shall wonder why WI
were so slow in recognizing the rea
lsonableness of the method. We shall
then, see that the little fires ar,
snuffed out before they become big
and consumption viii cease to con
sumo so many young individuals an,
so many families.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-04-15
Tuesday, Sept. s, 1885

Tender flowers have had to be
wrapped up in winter fiannels about
every night the past week.
With hundred or so of young men
out of the city, also Dana's band, is
the reason why such deathlike still
ness prevails.
August Helm, while building a Chin
ney for Otto Kickbusch, at his livery
stable, last Wednesday, fell from the
roof and broke his arm.
The brick work on the Gensmann's
block is about completed, and the
cornice is being put on. The build
ing makes fine appearance.
Harry Graffam and r. Goodrich have
purchased sites on East hill at the
east end of Scott street; and next
year will no doubt erect beautiful
homes thereon.
Several pleasant afternoon, coffees
were given last week. On Tuesday at
Mrs. f. L. Goff's, Thursday by Mes
danes Thayer, Grace and Craven, at
the residence of the former and on
Friday at Mrs. H. D. Singles.
Yesterday morning the Light Guards
and Germania Guards of this city,
started for the encampment of the
Third Regiment, w. L. G. They were
accompanied by Dana's Silver Coronet
Band, and numbered about fifty.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Karner, parents
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-04-15
SHORT ITEMS

Government regulation of industry
today amounts to almost the same
thing as control.
The high water made it necessary
for a part of the Cereal mills to close
down on Friday and Saturday.
w. H. Bissell is building a cement
curbing along the west side of his
residence property on Fifth street.
Henry Denfeldt has sold his farm
in the town of Maine, to his sons,
Henry and Arthur, and he has moved
into the city.
Ira Purdy who was buried in Grand
Rapids on Wednesday would have been
100 years old in May. He was the
oldest Mason in the state.
Today, April 18th, is the last day
on which returns of the Federal In
come tax may be filed. There is a
heavy penalty for not making your
return.
Thorwald Jensen, recently returned
home from navy service, has accepted
position with the Wisconsin Valley
Electric Co., and will be in the street
car service.
A horse driven by Mrs. Henry
Schneider became frightened and ran
away on Grand Avenue, Friday. Mrs.
Schneider received several injuries,
but nothing serious.
Nels Jensen has purchased the sum-
mer home of George Rick, in the town
of Weston in the Lake View addition.
1t is composed of a bungalow, build
ings, and three acres of land.
The Wausau Box and Lumber COM
pany had large crew of men at work
the latter part of the week, laying
three-inch plank platform in front of
its factory, to enable heavy loads to
be hauled to and from the mill.
Badness can be prevented easier
| than it can be cured. Stop falling
hair and dandruff, and prevent bald
ness by using Partisan Sage; best for
guarantee of money back if not salts
| fed.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce will be held
this evening at the Hotel Bells. Sup
per will be served at 700 o'clock,
which will be followed by business
meeting. Mr.. Sampson of Marshfield,
Will be the speaker of the evening.
Mrs. John Martini of Stevens Point.
a sister of Henry Gross, of this city,
was stricken with apoplexy last
Wednesday morning. She was uncon-
scious until Thursday evening, when
she passed away. Mr.. Gross and fam
lily, Mrs. Chas. Wagner and Mrs. G. f
i Paff, with others attended the funeral
which was held on Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Martini was well known to many
in Wausau.
| Salaries of city officials were boosted
last week. Better now than too late
lCosts of living have been increasing
, steadily, and it is hardly more thar
! fair that the city official receive enough
to insure him of independence on his
public job alone. 1t should not bt
necessary for him to be obliged to de
pend on an income from some Othel
, s0urce-yet this has been necessary
If he is not paid q substantial salary
he cannot be expected to devote full
time TO his public service.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-04-15
BURGLARS-BE PREPARED

The bulletin of the Chamber of Conn
merce issued on Saturday, gives out
the following:
1t is impossible today to pick up a
newspaper that we do not find wbera
some of the banks in our State have
been robbed. With the coming of good
roads 1t ism ore than likely that we
Will near more of this work, perhaps
at home. 70
In order that Marathon county NAV
De fully protected we would suggest
that motor squadron be organized in
the city of Wausau and in every vii
lage In the county. We never know
at what hour we may be called upon
70 deliver our money and Liberty
Bonds; therefore, by having an organ
lzatlon fully equipped with arms and
ammunition we will be ready at all
times to meet these "get rich quick
fellows"
The city and villages should secure
at once arms and ammunition and
nave them in suitable place, where
they can be reached at a moments no.
tlce. If this is done and it goes out
that Marathon county is prepared to
meet all emergencies, we may be able
TO delay any holdups or bank rob-
berries which might also cost the lives
or some of our citizens. What do you
think of it?''
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-04-15
OCCURRENCES OF LONG AGO.
ITEMS OF NEWS BOILED DOWN FROM THE
WAUSAU PILOT TE1IRTY-THREE YEARS AGO

of Mrs. N. T. Kelly, visited in the
city over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Ross are visit
ing in Minnesota.
B. Single came up from Ripon last
Saturday for a short visit.
Miss Lottie Atwater is at home
again.
Hon. w. C. Silverthorn was in Madi-
ison the. past week on Supreme Court
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Leahy and daugh-
ter, Minnie, left yesterday to attend
the state fair.
Mrs. w. B. Scholfield of Merrill, Wis
tied with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. P. Manson, last week.
Mrs. N. t. Kelly and daughter,
Mable, and Mrs. William Gallon and
daughter, Jennie, left for Milwaukee
yesterday, where the young ladies will
attend school the coming year.
The seventh annual Schuetzenfest
was held on Saturday and Sunday,
Sept. 9Th, and 9th, 1885 at the shooting
park. There was talks by Jacob Kol-
ter, Schuetzen-meister of the state So
ciety, and who won 1st on the Ker-
Punkt Target; Anton Mohr, who won
on the Kings Target and who was
crowned with a wreath of evergreens
by John Ringle, Schuetzen-K -Koenig.
Louis Marchetti won first prize on the
Peoples Target.