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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1914

Page

6

Joseph Gautsch Dies at 82 in Mormon Coulee Area

Joseph Gautsch 82 died at his home on Mormon Coulee road ten miles south of La Crosse at 6 this morning. He owned Ten Mile House in Bergen and had lived in La Crosse county since 1854 after coming from Winona. Born in Austria he came to America in 1853. Survived by three sons Edward of La Crosse W F of Mormon Coulee Read and Louis of La Crosse. Funeral plans are pending with Saturday afternoon as a likely time.

Joseph Gautsch Edward Gautsch Mormon Coulee Road la Crosse Gautsch Ten Mile Bergen la Crosse County Winona Minn Austria America W. F. Gautsch Mormon Coulee Read Louis Gautsch

Haebig Re elected Sunday School Superintendent

W G Haebig was reelected superintendent of the Sunday school at First German Methodist church during last night's officer election. New officers include C E Schaefer assistant superintendent George Merman children’s department head Elsie Klaus cradle roll, Herbert Merman secretary P T Schulze treasurer Mrs P T Schulze organist and Samuel Thiel librarian.

W. G. Haebig First German Methodist Church C. E. Schaefer George Merman Children’s Department Elsie Klaus Herbert Merman P. T. Schulze Samuel Thiel

American Trucks Ordered for Allied Armies

Chicago December 3 two orders totaling 2 500 000 for automobile trucks were placed by a purchasing agent serving both the Russian and British governments. Each side ordered 390 trucks. The British government also directed more trench digging tools orders.

Chicago

World War Front Dispatches Across Europe And Africa

Today wartime reports describe French cannonading at Nieuport and south of Ypres with extended inundations and Aix Noulette bombarded. Russian lines reform for an offensive in Poland, eight miles from Cracow. England reports King George leaving for the front. Germany notes socialist plans to expel Liebknecht as fronts remain favorable. Italy stays neutral per Salandra. Portugal mobilizes for Africa with four expeditions ready. Austria reports no major change. Servia fears being crushed after Belgrade capture as Austrian forces push south. allies urged to aid.

France Nieuport Ypres Aix Noulette Russia Poland Cracow England King George Lrine Germany Herr Liebknecht Reichstag Italy Salandra Portugal Africa Austria Servia Belgrade Peter

Four Expeditions Under Arms For Portugal

Lisbon reports four expeditions under arms as Portugal mobilizes another division. Premier Machado announced four expeditions prepared for African service amid German threats to Angola. The mobilized division will be ready for service wherever needed.

Angola Lisbon Portugal Machado Africa

Pope Moves to Enter Peace Meet

The Vatican and Russia re established cordial relations after a friendly note from the Holy See and a ready Russian reply. Pope Benedict plans Vatican representation at the peace conference to follow the war and seeks guarantees of the Holy See's temporal independence to ease Vatican quirinal tensions. Ambassador Nelidow presented credentials.

Henry Wood United Press Rome New York Vatican Russia Holy See Pope Benedict Quirinal Pius X Benedict Signor Nelidow

Family thanks for kindness after death of Elner Jansky

The Jansky family expresses sincere thanks to friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their daughter and sister Elner. They also thank for the floral offerings and sign Mrs John Jansky and Family.

Elner John Jansky

Overcoat Thief Sentenced in Troy Court

John McGraw of Troy Ohio received thirty days in county jail from Judge John Brindley for stealing an overcoat from a parked automobile. He took the coat from the street scene yesterday afternoon.

John McGraw Troy Ohio John Brindley W. J. Hickisch McGraw

Favorite Prescription for Women's Health Endorsed

Thousands of European women face destitution and misery while American women express sympathy. The advertisement urges Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe remedy for feminine disorders, claiming restoration and relief from headaches backaches hot flashes and depression. It notes the product is a true women’s medicine with ingredients printed on the wrapper and is sold in tablet or liquid form.

America Europe Dr. Pierce

Great Book Every Woman Should Have

Dr. Pierce offers his cloth bound medical guide to mail for 29 cents in stamps. Over a million copies are in circulation. The 1000 page volume with color plates and illustrations is sent prepaid, with the reader paying only mailing charges to Buffalo New York.

Pierce Invalids Buffalo N. Y

Handball scores from yesterday detail several duos

Bradish and Larson posted 21 21 21 while Gran and Cilley had 13 17 18. Schulze and Muenster achieved 21 21 10 and Bonneville and Anderson 14 11 21 in a series of matches.

Bradish Larson Gran Cilley Schulze Muenster Bonneville and Anderson

Musterole Relief Ointment Promises Blister Free Ease

Musterole offers mustard oil relief without blistering for sore throats bronchitis colds and muscle pains. The white ointment is massaged in and marketed in 25¢ and 50¢ jars with a $2.50 hospital size from The Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio.

Musterole The Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio

Dittman’s Baby Wins the Prize at Eagles Bazaar

Large daily crowds attend the Eagles bazaar at the lodge rooms to raise funds for the June convention. Winners in the baby contest include Mrs. C A Dittman for prettiest one month to one year old and Mrs. John Newmann for heaviest one month to one year old. Doerflinger’s store donated a loving cup to Mrs. C A Dittman in the top class. Bazaar runs Tuesday through Saturday with nightly music and lunches served by the Elks ladies, drawing big crowds.

C. A. Dittman John Newmann Robert Burcum Leslie Gilbert M. Kane Edward Klein Doerflinger’s Lodge of the Elks

Re open church at Trempealeau

Trempealeau Wisconsin December 3 Special Congregational church rededicated after remodeling adding a Sunday school room and kitchen. Rev E H Carter Madison led morning service and Rev Rollison La Crosse assisted by Dr Robinson Madison for the evening. William Merwin read the building committee report and turned the keys to trustee William Nicholls. The society is debt free despite 2500 in improvements. Nicholls praised Rev Wilkison for his efforts and noted the church's half century influence on the community.

William Merwin William Nicholls Merwin Nicholls W. Wilkinson

Fowl judging under way at Armory show this week

Judges Roundtree and Hoffman will complete judging today in classes with many birds to determine prize fowls. Attendance was large last night and odd breeds drew notable attention. The show this year boasts high class and many birds, including some rarely seen.

Armory Roundtree Hoffman

District Wartime Stamp Supply Eases Readiness

Deputy Revenue T J Ritter announced the office is well supplied with war tax stamps for original invoices of parcels. Adams Express agent L L Brown said his company has ample stamps on hand and can obtain more as needed for Christmas parcels.

T. J. Ritter L. L. Brown Adams Express Company

Higbee Taken to Hospital Over Typhoid Illness

Attorney J. E. Higbee, ill since Saturday, was moved from 707 Cass street to La Crosse hospital after state lab blood test confirmed typhoid. Little change reported in the two days prior to the transfer.

J. E. Higbee Cass Street la Crosse Hospital State Laboratory Madison

Kaiser Visits Allies in Breslau

Kaiser Wilhelm spent yesterday in Breslau where he conferred with Archduke Karl Franz Josef heir to the Austrian throne and Archduke Friederich. The visit was announced today via wireless from Berlin.

Berlin Lindon Kaiser Wilhelm Breslau Archduke Karl Franz Josef Archduke Friederich

Realty Deals Total Thousands In Farmington And Onalaska

Deeds filed this morning with Register of Deeds A. E. Thompson show transfers for thousands of dollars. George Amborn and Elwin Craig exchanged 51000 for 125 acres of farmland in Farmington. Minnie Erickson bought property in Overbaugh and Burns addition from Louisa Brebach. John Aiken purchased city lots in Onalaska from C. H. Wilcox for an undisclosed price. August Amundson paid 1050 for Canterbury addition property. Ira A. Richardson and Elizabeth Amborn transferred Bangor village lots for 1400. E. N. Holmes was grantor in several deals.

Register of Deeds A. E. Thompson Farmington George Amborn Elwin

Miss Hattie Reiman Heads to Cleveland Visit

Miss Hattie Reiman leaves this evening to visit her brother in Cleveland Ohio.

Hattie Reiman Cleveland Ohio

Noted aviator killed in Somme recon over Somme district

Paris reports aviator Marc Pourpre, famous for the Khartoum flight, was killed while reconnoitering in the Somme district.

Paris Marc Pourpre Khartoum Somme

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promised as Cure All

A local advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only sure remedy for catarrh, claiming it cures the constitutional disease by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer a one hundred dollar pledge and urge sending for testimonials, with the product sold by druggists at 75 cents.

Hall yAddress F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

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Turco Lippers W. F. Strauss Pearl Street Ten Mile House Haebig Olidays Alumi Adam Kroner Pope Government of the Czar DR. E. &. Burritt Rowena Circle B. A. Yeomen Anna Lee Mary Vondrashek Nellie Grove Sadie Welch Kate Delphenich Julia Hackbart Sentinel Martha Pitzner Edith Jolivette Elizabeth Schaefer Ida Egen Mesdames Grove Dennison F. Rossberg Denny Willie Sinn Cain Wash Washington Secret Service Dreamland Marion Leonard Dittman Eagles’ Big Bazaar Trempealeau Congregational Church Higbee Kaiser Chesterfield Geo. B./ Rose, Inc Wheelock Valley Gem Bush &Gerts Estey Sterling Putnam Shoninger Fred Leit Hold Main Street
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