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LON THE WAR PATH— 3». Lady at ruck In the mouth by boys playing hall on the “hie walk.27SCORED AGAINSTBERS OF VILLAGE BOARDWill T*3*o! on Mbit* walk.riding blevcleH B. Vlie!andthe— 28. Hurry KolteH, riding trle.vcleon side wnlk.Buymond Hudson,riding tricycle on side walk.Be”—ChargesSpiteful Partiality— Marry (voltes, on side walk.riding tricyclebin KolteH, riding trl- ^ cycle on aide walk.Mr. Editor:— 30. Harry KolteH, riding tricycle on wide walk.Dear Sir—Being a tax payer andhaving done n gemrul business inaide walk.Boys playing ball onthe village for about 4 years, J claimto have an good a right to any prl*-— 31. Ida Koltes riding tricycle on aide walk. 2 horses pasturing onHtreet.ch*ge the authorities may grant an any one cine, but they say I have not,theAnd this i propose to show toblack andXow ii'out the a ho v e list o/ |Hi juuiiwho have been allowed to ride thegeneral puuhe, in plain white. TUIm Irt not the first 11 nit* IHide walks unmolested since May 22,have beeu picked on in this village,juiwJ whenever I have said orthe day 1 was notified, it shows forItself to any reasons hie observer thatthis ordinance has been viciously in-done I tended to deprive only such as the•anything it has beeu turned around to make the public misunderstandauthorities have a spite against, of the privileges they allow others. Andme.Tills time 1 am going to come out tiefore the public, Hquure and flat-footed, and demand of certain i»er-now. Mr. Editor, thinking that 1have done Justice to the rotten wayIn which the laws of Wainiakeearesons and authorities whether theymade and broken by those who make them. I am. Yowl's trulv.are going to do .ne justice, or whether by their base methods they thinkH. B. VUeiand.they can muke life unbearable, to me and my family. If it is the latter, Icharge them with brutal cowardiceand will expose them In every paper5ERMAN ARMY EVER READY.in the county, to show the public the people they are. That the board hasPrepared to Oo to War at m Moment’s Xollee,i1ibeenshown partiality is perfectly plain toauy one, in theare enforced.way the ordinancesIn Metz and Strasburg you see thatrIyou are in the intrenched cnmp of ancIn this particular case, Mr. Heller,presidentprivilegeof having my little children ride theirtiie side walk aslittle tricycle on there was an ordinance against it.He said lie had several complaintscourseto notify me. 1 went home and forbid my children to ride on the sidewalk any more, and they have notbeen riding on it since. But everybody else that wants to ride lt;n the side walks continues to do so uninol-army ready for war. Infantry, cavalry, artillery, and the rest of two complete army corps ore all equipped as if for instant active service. When Gen. Ix;-boeuf untruthfully said of France* in 187b is true of Germany In 1800—“Not a shoelace Is wanting.”Touch the right button in Berlin, and in half an hour 30.000 men will helt;iitflt;I want tocsted by the authorities, know if this is cowardly partiality •or spiteful partiality, or what it Is,le deniedthat mv children shouldthat the board openlymarching from Metz, and within 12hours 100,000 men—the frontier field force of Alsace-Lornlne—will be crossing the border: while the system in accordance with which the railroads tap all the great cantonments of Germany, and then converge on to the frontier, will land G00,0CJt) men near Metz In three days. In a week 2.500,000 men will be on and beyond the frontier: Ina week 4,000,000 Germans will be under arms.tabbgHilieges that to others.What makes itgrantsworse is two of the authorities, viz.,J. H. Koltea ami F. O. Hudson, haveliad their children riding on the side walks ever since I was notified tokeep my children off.It has the appearance that the vil-In Metz and Strasburg stores and food and fodder lie ready In thj magazines, the transport animals standharnessed by the wagons. All the appliances and munitions of modern warare to hand, and would be on the road in a few minutes.ociSoiHIInmJape board have made these oidinan-ces to lie able to spite those they* donot like, or else it Ih that they are too cowardly to enforce on all alike. I venture to say they have made ordinances they dare not enforce, and 1to enforce them. TheyWhen the troopsgo “route marching they carry with them three days’ food and throe days* ammunition: tfreir clothes are in their knapsacks. They can carryin war.Plt;Pino moredure them have ordi lances to stop drunken peo-through thepie driving recklessly village, but they are allowed to do itIjust the same, and I suppose they would not care if a little innocentThe strategy of the great staff in Berlin Is offensive. The German army Is ready for attack. It is merely marking time. M-'tz and Strasburg nre the impregnable ‘advanced bases of the frontier force, which stands alert along the rim of France. Thence It can launch Itself across the border, orstand and bar the way to Germany._London Mail.Iutliinc H thwstthe middlechll I riding a tricycle inof the Htreet, was run over by such, as every one tnat lives in WaunukeeIf theA N N O U Xlt; ’EM EN TS'.Is your subscription paid?anatKlt;knows it is likely to happen, little ones are driven off the sidewalkallfuiSee what Gust Kleiner’s new adstreethat* to say.itfThere are certain ordinances the | For a nice, clean shave and hair board no more dare enforce than flyI dareVIa kite, and as I said before, them to enforce them. Much as I iiateseehuto make public the rotten way ourvillage is run by the ring that runs It 1 feel it is the only way to bring theandIcecream and strawberries at alltimes at Mrs. F. E. Esser's.thiauthorities to their senses, and getjustice done, to those that deserve it.when membersDon’t fail to see the new line of pat-Fliantern hats at Mrs. Marks on Saturday.G roceriesFOB d. freshWfMeit seems to me that of the board continuallybreak thethemselves make, itordinances theyis time for the voters of this villageto rise and drive such men from officetuxes forplenty of it. see Buhiman Bros.bvC orrugated caiqiet lining will makeanyout* curpet last twice as long.it is hard enough to pay nothing, but when we have to paya board that isKoltes Biphahn.HeIF YOI’VI!! aellt;whfaxes to support worse than nothlWant n good suit of clothes or a ! whpair of shoes, latest style and good j oldhard on the tax payers.Below I have written a lint of somewearing, go to Buhiman Bros.!theof those seen riding ami playing ball lt;n the side walk since I was notifiedThomas Thurman, deputy sheriff J)rlt;Ato keep my children off, to substantiate what I have said:of Troy, Mo., says if everyone in the United .States should discover thevir 1 las tue of De Witt’siMay 24. Ida Koltes, riding tricycleon side walk.a#25. Aggie Buhiman, riding bicycle on side walk. Will Tavlor ridingWitcli Hazel Salve me(or piles, rectal troubles and skin din- ,eek eases, the demand could notJan. ('iarke.be sup-, thepiled.wASTEn-SEVERAt, TRUST WORTHY FRR-wmIb thi* et«t* to mnnawoar bad**** Injexc attIarcbicycle on side walk.horses*» »Ht«ring on stJeets. Ed Doll, Jr.,riding bicycle on ai ie .vaU .tftftJf own and nearby conntiee. It to mainly oltar 1 the work road acted at borne. Halary straight $m a rear Md eipeneee—defle'te, honafltla. no more bo tree ealar y. Monthly $7C. References Ktudoeeeclf-wdd ft weed stamped envelope, Herbert K Hmm ffeet . Dept. M, Cbfcaav.eattic IIttft:
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Waunakee News
Waunakee, Wisconsin, US
Thu, Jun 01, 1899
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