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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-02-21
PROPOSE DIVORCE TAX
Assemblyman Mark Intro
duces New Measure in Or
der to Raise Money for the
State.

A divorce tax" Is the latest
plan proposed in the Legislature TO
raise money for the state.
The author of the bill is Assem-
blyman H. NJ. Mark, Hurley, who
at the last session of the legisla-
ture brought the wrath of thOus-
ands of WiscOnSin's unmarried
men down on his head by prOpos-
ing a $40 tax on bachelors. That
measure was defeated, but Mr..
Mark believes his latest idea will
win approval.
Parties going into our courts
in search of legal liberation from
the bonds of matrimOny Should
be willing TO pay the state some
thing in the way of a bonus o.
tax" declared Mr.. Mark. Under
my bill, a divorce tax" ranging
from So to $500, depending upon
the financial circumstances of the
litigating parties, would be asses
sed. No fee would be less than
s.. The court would fix the
amount of tax TO be paid.
Another plan / have in mind
would fix the cost of getting a di-
vorce at / per cent of the parties
worth. A man worth a million
dollars would then pay the state
$4,000. Many milliOnaires would
consider this charge most reason
able"
If a divorce tax law is passed.
Mr.. Mark believes many persons
might be deferred from seeking
legal separation.
There are several thousand di-
vOrces granted in Wisconsin each
year. 1t is estimated that a d.
vOrce tax would enrich the state
several hundred thousand dollars.
The money would be turned into
the general school fund.
In announcing his bill, Mr..
Mark let it be known that he is
happily married.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-02-21
A Few Snow Drifts.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Dewitt,
George Erdman and George Van
dervort, residents of Sayner and
the town of Pennington over near
that village. drove over Thursday
last TO the county seat. Barring
a half dozen drifted places in the
highway the roads were very
good and but three hours was
consumed in coming the twenty
miles. If the county, state or
towns would either pillow out or
roll those drifted places in the
highways. which grow with every
storm when unmolested, the traf-
fic would otherwise keep the roads
i'm passable condition, and when a
quick trip was necessary would
more than pay for the money
spent in keeping them in shape
during the snow time. In many
cases much physical suffering has
been caused by impossible roads
in winter. especially when a ply
stefan is needed very quickly, and
in some cases deaths may be
charged against the town, county
or state fellows who allow no fund
for keeping highways in eondi-
ton.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-02-21
NEW HIGHW'Y MARKERS
New System to Be Standard
lied This Season in State
of Wisconsin.

The shape of the highway mark
er to be placed on all highways
this year will warn the motorist
on Wisconsin highways what to
look out for.
A round sign will mean Dang
err Stop."
Diamond sign - Dangerous
roads Slow down."
Square sign-"Cautionl"
OblOng night sign" Slow
down for turn"
This system is now being con-
sidered by the state highway com
mission as standard for the 1900
miles of state highway, the quar-
terly report of the state chief en-
gineer revealed.
The round signs will be placed
on railroad crossings, meaning
danger, and that a car should
stop, the commission said.
Diamond shaped signs will be
used on dangerous curves TO adj
wise motorists to slow down.
Square caution signs will be
used at each side of an intersect-
ing highway, and the sign will
indicate whether it is a side road
or a croSSrOad.
The oblong night signs" that
reflects on coming headlights in
red will be placed so as to warn
motorists that the road makes a
right-angle turn.
The commission is attempting
to get away from the telephone
pole marker as much as possible. 4"
In place of the old signs, markers
are placed on the shoulder of the
road.
Signs for all cities and villages
have been placed by the highway
commission in the last year and
the work of marking the names
of all lakes and streams along the
highways is we'll under way.
The state trunk highway sys-
tenn as a whole is in % per cent
better condition this winter than
in previous winters, the report
said.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-02-21
Wausau Gets State Meet.

When state officers of the Fra
ternal Order of Eagles were in
Wausau recently they rendered
the local aerie an invitation to
hold the state convention in this
city. Friday night the Wausau
aerie officially accepted the invi-
tatiOn and the convention is to be
held here on June 20, q, % and
%. More than 500 delegates are
expected from aeries in the state,
together with the state officers,
and on the last day it is believed
that there will be more than five
thousand visitors to enjoy the con-
ventiOn activities, which will in
clude a big picnic in Marathon
park Wausau Pilot
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-02-21
Farrell Will Go With Wiscon-
sin-Michigan Lumber Com
pany-Served Dozen Years
in Service.

After over a dozen years with
the c. & N. w. Ry., w. NJ. Farrell
has resigned his position as oper-
ator at the Eagle River station,
and taken a position in the offices
of the Observation-Disclosures Lum-
Der company in Eagle River.
He will make the change just
as soon as he is relieved at the
station which is expected to be
this week. Mr.. Farrell was agent
at Marathon City for several
years, and later had charge of
this station until several months
ago when he became operator here.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-02-21
RHINELANDER MAYOR
Death of Samuel Perinier,
Head of That City, Occur
red Last Friday.

Samuel Perinier. mayor o f
Rhinelander was discovered dead
in his bed at his home in that
city last Friday morning. Heart
failure was the cause.
Mr.. Perinier was one of Rhine
lander's most popular business
men and made a splendid official
since at the head of the city.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-02-21

n. A. Colman left Monday NOR
ming for Florence, Alabama, where
he will spend the remainder of
the winter. On account of the
Muscle Shoals project being locat-
ed at Florence, Mr.. Colman will
spend much of his time acquaint-
ing himself with one of the big
gest projects the government has
ever tried TO build. From Flor
ence Mr.. Colman will 90 to New
York where he will visit with
Mrs. Colman and daughter Mrs.
Joyce Kelley.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-02-21
Here From the West.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Scott arrived
Monday from the west where they
have been for several months
past. They are guests at the JOS
eph MAYO home in the town of
Washington.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-02-21

After attaining a sufficient
number of years. a philosopher
realizes that most of his failures
were not, and that most of his
successes were not worth the eff
fort.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-02-21
Kill Big Bear.

George Sohr trailed n bear TO a
hollow log one morning recently
near Gillett and waited for him
To emerge. When Bruin stuck
his head out. he was struck sew
eral times with club. The
blows stunned the bear so that it
was an easy matter TO put an end
20 his life. The bear weighed 3S5
pounds Shwano Journal.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-02-21
au THE HIGHEST
Ss0lOgist Settles Con.
Over the Highest
|ah Wisconsin.

being carried m
Wisconsin over tbe
q .aaaiatre stat, ~,
E Prof W.O Ho u, h,
f,- Who an T.,
&5 Hurar Wan n,
highest altitude
Of amy elevation
2 Wisconsin
| ,l Dean Mani
H some 20 he
81 The state
| Psa.s, Hatrb,
| lower rSs \
Nm Is
49, altitude that
| county elcya-
49,. it above sea
@ survey has
al nigh above otb.
- ua..sl At an
ssaI amo
aa n Forest
Uo.a-is. AVIS.
found eg al5ai
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-06
"UvNTs

vafecna re nyn kdyz jest vce neni take zadn6 poe
by pro Cerveny kfz To jest ovsem omy nebo Cerveny
kiiz pomaha vsude, kde jest pomoci zapotrebi.
Zprava jest pfis obsra nez abychom il mohli uverej-
nit Posaci vsak kdyz uvedeme, kde vsude Ceeny Krz
pomahal behem 1922 Bylo naseduiicich mistech
postzenych rlznymi pohromam
Latmer okres Oklahoma, tornado; povodne porici
ieky Mississippi Burlington, Kans prtrz vchce
zapadnm Texasu zatopa reky Mississippi inoisu; po-
voden zapadni cas statu Mississippi; povodne inois
Louisiana Tennessee povode San Salvador povodne
porci rex Brazos Colorado Sabine Texasu; povoden
udoli Pao Verde Kaforn povoden Rio Grande;
nado Gregory okres St. Charles S. d. povoden William
set Mass; vichrice pfibojova vna Swatowe Cine;
krupobti Jizni Carone duni nestesti McCurtan,
Oklahome povoden Moorehaven Flord6 zem6tfeseni
Chile; pozar Newburn n C pozar Astoria, Ore; po.
utecenchm Mandzurii
Ma pomocnou praci udanych mstech pr riznycf po-
hromach ez staly behem minuleho rokn vynaoz Cee
ny Kriz celkem $44296
Cd 1881 az do konce bfezna 1929 Cerveny Kfiz po-
skytl celkem pri 372 pohromach vynaozi $780,
o7S298 Plnasime to srucnou satistku ako doklad re
cinnos CeTVeneho Krize nen dObu valecou
re tudz organace tato zauhue 81 tval6 prime podpory
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-06
Ia nejlepH yec pro chorohu

- HSJAcpSl ve.C pro CnOfOnu1
ledvin. "Byl jsem stizen ledyi-
novou chorobou, tax. ze jscmI
sotya mohl kcnati- nejakou pra
ci.' pise Jakub Wegwitz- z.
Viscount, Sask. ''Po- vyuziti se-
sti lahvi Ora. Petra. Hoboka,
mohu opetl pracovati,r aniz:
bych pocitil nejakych bolesti v,
zadech. Shledal jsem tllto by.
linnou pripravku jako nejlepsi
pro chorobu ledvin." Bolest, v
zadech zpravidla naznacuje,
ze jest v ledvinach n6co v ne
poradku. Spravn6 uzivane
Dr.. Petra Hoboko uchrani vas
cd velikych utrpeni aapomdke
ledvinam k navratu jejich nor
malni cinnosti. Neni to- lekar-
nickt lex, zvlastni jehnatele
jej dodavaji. Pro inforinaci
piste- ma DR.. Peter Fahrney g.
Sons CO.. 25O1' Washington
Blvd, Chicago, I'll.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-06
Rnzena bedlive prohl6dla

Rlzena, bedliv9 prohl6dlaa
skatuli, ano i kytici; nikde me-
bylo vsak psanicka, ami pisme-
ne ami jinehoA znameni, jez. by
darce prozrazovalo. Jist6 Sc ne
dozved6l jen' tax pouhou naho-I
dou, kdy jsou jeji narozeniny.
Podaval il ddkaz, ze ma nj ne
zapomlna podaval jej zpdso-
benz jemnym a p6knym, ja-
ko byly tyto jeho zamilovane
kvetiny...
Op6t a, opete Sc k. MIN, schylo
vala, kochajic Sc jejich libou
,,vuni, jejiz meme ciste. kouzlo
kazdym okamzikem Sc stupno-
'valo. Az il najednou do sa-
mych hlubin duse nroniklo ne
Ivysloyne sladke trnuti a do hla
Ivy vstoupilo il jakesi- nebeske
''opojeni. .Stanula -bez. pohnuti,
,,nevid6la, neslysela,, necitila IL
Idd svyoh, jakosby pozbyly ra-
,zem tie al vsi telesnosti sve.
lVsecko vIkol jako by Sc bylo
! Itozplynulo, v tp blaliqu v1ni a
tezs ona $ nj splynula v jedno.
Byla to roahodna2<chvilka ! v
ljejim ziyot6 - n6zne ciste kon
lilo kvetin v jejim rovnez' ci-
stem a neznem panenskem
srdci probudilo prvni. zachvev
hluboke lasky...
Podavala SO tomuto tiche-
mu vytrzeni, nev6douc ma ne
ltusic, co znamena. Trvalo jen
nekolik vtefin; smysly il Sc
vratily, ale v tele i,v dust zd-
stall ji pocit, ut6seneho klidu,
nekalene, blazene spokojeno-
sti.
"Ma mn6 opravdu. a, upfim-
ne rad -" to byla prvni urci-
ia myslenka, ktera Sc il op6t
v dust vynofila. PAX nasledo-
vala jedna "a druhou - a vse-
cky byly ma prosp6ch toho, je-
hoz Sc tykaly.
"Naklonnost jeho vznikla
hned pfi prvnim spatreni -
kdyz mne pri prvnim tanci tax
slime stisknul, to uz bylo jeho
,vyznani... Kdyzj jsem mu pro-
to projevila svou nelibost, hle-
del mne usmirit. A cd te DOLBY,
kdykoli jsme spolu mluvili !"
"On ma prec jen hluboky a
Jenny cit. Ale sc1valn6 ho u
kryva. Pravdu rekl, re nema
vsecko pro lidske oci. Je to clio
,,'vek zvlastnfho razu, ne jako
JIM. Mad tax mnohe vynika
krasou, silou, vtipem, dovedno
sti, ale to vse jako by pro nej
nemelo. ceny. Kde Sc JIM py-
snivaji a vychloubaji, on Sc
hani. Chce Sc rad6ji zdati po
setilym nez moudrym, v6tro-
plachem nez usedlym, drsnym
,,nez citlivym, dobrodruhem nez
uslechtilym clovekem. Svou
!pravou tvarnost skryvalza skfa
boskou treba pitvornou, sve do
bre jadro pod vselijakou sko-
fapkou. Vyvede hrdinsky sku-
TEX sam no hned zlehcuje !:
skoci pro cloveka do ohne a.
nebo do vody patach "a
tim hraje fraskt nebo stroll
lehkomyslnou svandu. Mnozi O
nem radi roznaseji klepy, ale
take tt nejlepe Sc bavi v jeho
spolecnosti, nikdo jiny nedove
de jich TAX obveseliti. Kam on
Ivejde, tam je hned vse v nej-
'lepsim. rozmaru. zluci jakoby
nem6l. Nikdy nebylo slyseti,
ze byl by n6koho yarmouth,
ale jeh0 humorem zertem Wy
ljasnuje Sc zakabon6ne cello,
a neni morousa, jenz by Sc je
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-06

luz nadobro rozloucit," rekl O.
bycejnym svym veselym zpu-
sobem Lebeda. "Bud'te " me-
ste hodn6 zdrava! Ze Sc tam
vsecko St. t'astn6 vydari, O. tom
nepochybuji -
Podal il i panum ruku hbi
te odchazel nazpet v stranu
kostela...
Ruzena, odstehovavSi Sc do
'krajskeho m6sta, rychle a sna
dino vpravila Sc do novych po-
meru. ZGstavala tam v rodine
ucitelske a zabyvala sc jeste
vyhradneji nez donna zensky-
mi pracemi, umenim kuchar-
skym, sitim satstva, klobouku
atd. Ma Kosobudy ovsem pilne
vzpominala, po rodicich a Sc
sire casteii zatouzila, ale il
max srdce jeji po nixon netesk
milo, jmenovit6 po zadnem muz
,skem; .Ibylo dosud pokojno "a
- jak divka v6rila - jest6
zcela svobodno.
Kdyz byla asi tri nedele z
domova, priblizil Sc vyrocni
den jejiho narozeni. Slavivala
jej vzdy jen tichou vzpomin-
kou, krone laskaveho sluvka
svych rodicuv nedostavala gra
tulaci, nebot' nikdo jiny nev6-
del, re to jeji pamatny den.
Tentokrate uz v jeho predve-
Ger dostala postou listek cd
matky, ktera il Ia druhe do
macl ke svatku vSeho dobreho
prala a k tomu nektera srdec-
ma povsechna pripomenuti pri-
pojila.
Vecer odebrala sc Rdzena
jiz' ma noe do maleho pokoje
ktereho zde uzivala, chtic je-
,,ste nejake siti ma zitrek pfipra
iviti - ale skoro v patach pri.
sla "a nj domaci devecka, ne
souc jakousi krabici.
"Jeste neco slecinko,' pra.
villa - "abych pry yam tohle
| odevzdala."
"Od koho?" ptala Sc Rdze.
ma.
"Nejaky sluzebny, clovek te
prinesl."
! "Nevim, co by to mohlo by
ill.,"
"Jen Sc raCte podivat."
| Slecinka sflavSi viko krabi
ce, vucihlede byda. prekvape.
ma: uvnitr bylo mnozstvi fla
lex a konyalinek uncle W
|skvostnou kytici pripravenych
Byly d0cela cerstve a hned 81
II mich po sv6tnici sifila vun6
|; Fialy konvalinky! v tut.
ldobu jeste byly vzacne. Neby
10 pochyby, cd koho ten da,
lpochazi, ale deve6ka7 sc duso
1vala, ze tom mic nevi, ze pos
tivne. nezna clov6ka, kter5s j
skatuli odevzdal. Pfinesla, ma
kvetiny nadobu q pozorie j
4 lpokropila, ably slrevadly.
j "Jsem jista, ze "a touto KY
)tici pride drive ci pozdeji dir
lha, a pax nedam poslovi u
klouznout,' temi slovy wal.
pro dnesek cd slecinky propu
!. st6ni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-06

.
pro ldi; museji sc spokojit ko-
Incident, kterych jim nadelam
az dost. Kdyz mi bude smutno
"Nebude," tvrdila ted po
mem divka. "Mate Sc tn S kym
utesiti "a pbveselitir - 0 vas
mono fici, ze sic zrovna pro-
chazite zahradou, kde je plno
ruzi - -"
"Kvetinami meho srdce ne
jsou ruze, nybrz fialy a kon-
valinky. Vsecky rGze celeho
sveta dal bych v tn chvili "a
- -"
"Za nejakou Violu?"
"Ne - "a jedinou RGzenu".
Divka hledic pred sebe ma
cestu sklopila oci teprve "a
okamzik sc ozvala.
"Tedy nejakou moji jmenov
kyni... podotkla potion zcela
tichym hlasem.
I "Nepotrebovali bychom- il
daleko hledat."
/ "Pockejte - honem 81 vzpo
minam - ''
"Uz jste il dnes videla."
"V kOstele?''-
pred tim"
"kde' pak?"
"Doma V Zrcadle."
Opet nasledovalo kraticke
pomlceni.
eta v zrcadle Sc toho nei.
imene nadala," rekla divka sla-
be Sc usmivajic zraku nepo-
zvedajic = ''mela jsem to We.
Ideti drive, abych il to byla Wy
zradila -"
"Vy zertujete," vpadl il LIE
beda vazne, skoro zasmusile
do reel, "ale ia mluvim krus
nou pravdu."
"Krusnou?"
"kdyby me ia iedina Ruzen
ka mohla miti rada, bylo by tt
me nejvetsi stesti. To je u mn,
jisto cd te chvile, co jsem j
prvne slysel zpivati.. Uz jej
hlas to rozhodnul. Avsak -
ona mne miti rada nemuze
protoze do mne mic neni."
Coz Sc sam delate' horst
nez JIM -"
Zach mcclellan! Do mne nj,
neni a do jinych take mic ne
nj - celem okoli neni Glow,
ka, ktery by vas byl hoden!'
Tu Sc mlady muz - jiz PREF
ssmon skolou nahle zasta
vii.
"Stuj noho!" zvolal. "Naje,
nou sc mi rozednilo v hlav6!'
A opet stlumiv HAS pokraco
val: "Delate dobre, ze odsu,
odjizdite. Tam v meste - ano
tam najdete toho st'astneho
kteremu jste souzena a kter,
81 vas zaslouzi!"
"Myslite?"
"Jsen1 tim jist. w Sc k nan
vratfte uz' jen jake nev6sta."
! V tom k parku rnladych Ii
di dosli panove. Velati a. Racer
bylo mozno uz jen pred MIN
fec dokonciti.
ia Sc s. vami slecno, muslin
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-06
SETNlK HALABURD.
ROMAN z IDYLICKEHO zAKOUTt.
Napsal Vaclav Week.
Napsal Vaclav Week.

"A nebude. Nemam vSecko
pro ldi; museji sc spokojit ko-
Incident, kterych jim nadelam
az dost. Kdyz mi bude smutno
Putnam patriot., 1923-07-13

We have always had prejudice against the sum- hotel especially for those people who live in the smaller cities and have only fonght respite for vacation in the time But there of resorts and resorts. For part, prefer par ticular little of Windham County that happen to know rather we'll and not that particular agree with little old lady New York City, who when the days around watched her friends hurry mountain shore while she turned the electric fans closed her tnd kept the ice box full and declared that she going o spend the the greatest the world little old Manhattan Island.
 And while New York be the hottest spot tae Atlantic seaboard-barng certain days in Boston Philadelphia or Washington, New York does offer things to the summer any big city of home abroad For instance there that opportunity dance and dine high in the breeZes above the city the roof of monumental hotel There the of the theatres
 mention those substantial theatrical of the which have the vitality to last through the months
 here the distinctly American amusement of Coney Island a of nearby beaches There evenings the Hudson crossing the bay the ferries There the in the Lewsohn Stadium that the music of Carnegie Hall without the laters suy atmosphere There hearing the call of music in the thousands who the band the mllionighted Park There the ride the Avenue atop bus We doubt that Lon Paris varied amusemens to offer except ing in the matter of liquid refreshment.
Putnam patriot., 1923-07-13
THE ALDERMANIc sH:RT-sLEEvEs

interesting spectacle furnished by the members of Council last Tuesday evening at their postponed meet
 ing when owing the heat of the evening they removed their found comfort before taking the work in hand Having made themselves quite comfortable for the they proceeded to discuss other things the matter of providing the local police force with cooler uniforms during But did they sitting comfortably in their shirt sleeves any action? They did not The matter dropped for particular and certainly not because the Council the happened be occupied with pressing municipal business So far the council concerned the local police sweler in their heavy hghnecked uni
 forms without promise relief The matter which council should disposed this particular July meet ing Onehaf the benefits of such change of uniforms will be though the action should be taken at the August meeting The cry of useless expenditure of public funds this is absurd There earthly why, in the the officers should be allowed appear clean white shirts with the blue of the regular uniform though outfit purchased by the city would than two hundred dollars at the most p the whole force into comfortable garb The failure of the Council disappointment to those who know he discomfort that the officers suffering this summer It is
 useless and needless discomfort and there why alderman should work comfortably in his shseeyes fairly cool night than there is that police officer should smother himself heavy wooden uniform while at his duty on the city streets in the heat of the day
Putnam patriot., 1923-07-13
THE PASSING OF ''BAWLINC OUT"

story which has been considerably reprinted during the week that of the Wimanc police officer who according dispatches that bawed out the Governor of the he his way Putnam last Friday because the chauffeur unfortunate disobey traffic regulation while passing through the Thread City It fur that until after the Governor had the reprimand did the officer realize His Exceency identity and this spite of the conspicuous official automobile which the travelled plainly marked the seal the and bearing the gubernatorial ensign
 striking this particular act, call attention the Editor of the Webster Times printed this highly commenting courtesy the police while handling the many and unfamiliar problems of the Elks Fair So far is known motors confused and raed in the damned 'bawled out by the local police
 The story told of young who having learned New York City finally ventured into Fifth Ave ue and passing blocks without mshap would hazard that of all Fifth Avenue FortySecond Just she turned towards Broad way of the massed traffic she stalled her police officer walked towards her. The young nearly tainted with the prospect of immediate bawlng out In stead smiled, and said: Now take me young lady you the first that's done this and you just go get of it." Confidence stored engine started and the rolled smoothly its way.
 As of fact "bawing out has decidedly out or style who bawls out his employees Is odfashoned He doesn't realize that there quieter and efficient method of eprmand that accompshes does place and chagrn the of efficiency Police officers realize that courtesy their tends make people obey rather than evade the laws Courtesy becomes and and and effective.
Putnam patriot., 1923-07-13

test against the practice from various citizens These citizens refuse believe the statements of the department officials the effect that the from the lake completely cieE
 hea filtered that the bathing practices possibly have effect the health of those who drink city Yet the idea objectionable No matter how careful and scientific the filtration the idea of drinking water that has previously been used for bathing purposes distinctly unplea ant On the other hand youth must and will bathe and swim in the time and of all the bathing spots in ths section of the country Woodstock Lake by all odds the best
 There in which the whole matter be den
 e and satisfactorily settled That is the creation of large adequate. we-hed. wemanaged public bathing pool that will be accessible and desirable those who the lake the deeper sections of Five Mile River and available swimming spot the city and suburbs public swimming pool has been urged for whenever the her mometer climbs The lack of moving spirit definite action be taken But campaign for it's actual establishment would furnish excellent activity those citizens who today talking the most and the oudest about the of the supply situation is hood"