Vilas County news. [volume], April 07, 1915, Image 8

About Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927

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AUSTRIANS TAKE COMMUNION BEFORE BATTLE
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GERMANS PUBLISH PAPERS IN POLAND
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GERMAN UHLANS IN POLAND
GERMAN SUBMARINE U-5 IN STORM
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CATAPULT USED BY FRENCH
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Caring for Insane.
How enormous in the task of caring
for the insane is shown by the fact
that there are in all our public insti
tutions approximately 200,000 insane
persons, a number exceeding the num
ber of students enrolled in all the
•colleges and institutions in the coun
tby. In New York the expenditure
foA the insane is one-fourth of the
totals annual appropriations of the
state.
MEAL TIME IN A GERMAN CAMP IN POLAND
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GETTING NEWS OF THE WAR IN THE WEST
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For the information of the German troops fighting in the eastern war
zone bulletins telling of the progress of the struggle in the western zone
are posted in Polish villages.
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ADMIRAL T. B. HOWARD
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Admiral T. B. Howard, recently ap
pointed admiral of the Pacific i ' e^ tl
in the harbor of San Francisco aru t '
four-star flag of an American a, i “ ll ' a
is flying at the Golden Gate i ’ r
first time.
One Good Reason for Being a Woman
By nature man belongs to the nan
in the open, and woman to the e
doors, and just here lies ° ne 0 ‘
best reasons for being a '■'on.
than a man. because a woman
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without a womans in ■ better
proves woman of the " , f onta j D ed
bachelor, as being more 8 “' , fflan
and self-contented. Every real .
when abroad on the hun » a
dreaming of a hearth an a gbe
wife, whereas no real om^ n ' longi ng
has the hearth and the hob i J J{
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likely longing to give a ma n<)t
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