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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13

gidjoIuS NJ. SmitG S%iiolueitieite
Mount HopoIA pemle, nobe Soft.
monitraBe, 1912 bel - $1,000.
Wargoret Meaenna an 9tuguIt
@iIbelm uno Strait 8eitieite Sur.
bom., Habe RrattitroBe, 10 bel GO,
8rltno3inS $11.50, $500.
o0enrp DtcS bane Wanuiacturing
So" an hilbert $. Gallon, 6 8runO.
itiide, So.
Charles 0ieoerid an gliu y. Sarge,
Noroieite SregonNl perlte, nobc Gu.
tonitroBe, 80 bel t0O, 8runO3inS $50,
S..
Minnie Wagner an George ". Reeie
mo Srau Oitleite Sfroeoer-. nd1e
SarotogoitrdBe, II bel 20, @ruuo.
aims $2i, So.
8iuium g. elmer an Irupton ".
site, 3 @runoltiide S..
5. Sre6. Conrad, Jun, an ann;e
@ogner, Sitieite Sdroeoer, nabeSo.
ratogaitraBe, IL bel 70, @runb5ins
$2i, $5.
militant 6reefe unb 5rau ou 2beo.
oore @eDin9 ino SralL Noroefe 30.
lpcn. unO StodbolmitruBe 15.t12 bel
$54, @%runo5ins $54, $40.
Sarah &. Soplor on Sulia Salr.
Der, Siloleite Senrietta.. nnbe Char.
leS'traBe, 16 bel 75.@runojins $22.50,
$tlOO.
@Iilobctb Sieeman uno Mann an
9ermnn =. Soiimaun Siioleite
ebole', nobe neutrality-suspicious., 1873
bel 80. 9runo8inS $62, $ttOO.
Deter 6ebler an 3bonos 8riabt,
Ode 8indelteritraBe uno Vurriib.
Illep, 10 bel ~, @rlmoSinS SEQ; SO.
stephen 9. Glart an WuIes W2ot.
rotnib uro 6raI, I 8runoltiid, $46..
81; $500.
i. Stuart Srame an :. Stepart
Morton, OitIeite Ger 9alpert., nabe
5, StraBe Is bel SO; So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13

BON Gee un0 Saien. -
8eid)Glt5leuie oong8ilmington, Noro,
Carolina, limo, mie eS beiBt i'm De.
griiie, cine Oirefte Gompierlinie 5lpis
id)en BORT uno baltimore einjuiilbrcu,
oo llur cine Slnie 5wiid,en Nelu' port
mo @iImington bcitebt, ipeId)e nidt
Die gauge Sroht bef0roern fonne.
- PHI Dem 0ompier oSoleSbD'
muroen geltcrn 337192 @nihel So
fer nod &nmbura oerionot. Gus ioll
Die Qr0Btc ShifiSlobung SAFER iein,
ole lett >Sobrcn bon Baltimore aliSge.
ionot mirOc,
@egnaoigt. - @nl. Sir, mel
DYER 81 Is Wonoten @ei0n0uiB megell
zines NngrifiS alli &nnie VI. SombIe
perurtbeilt mor0en mar, moro bonn
@oilperneur Woriielb begnooiat. Cos
9eanooI9ungsgclud) Dor bon 0ei
Voli5eirihter @bite, Goldman unh
Cor g~utgebeiBen moroeu.
Gle st. NnorepS SO eieI
DAFT" bat bcIdlolien, ibr SSobreS.
9nntett am 30. Ntouember obsubolten
gIS 9eamte muroen eripGblt: YrGli,
Dent 3. W. Senoerlon, eriter 8ice.
Yr1iioent Ileranoer $. Robertion
5%luciter 8ice.Erdiioent Or. @eorae u
6lemlng, SdJosmciiter 9ouio aber.
crombie, SefretGr Sobn 6. Yoterion
aoplone Heu. 0ondlo Is. @utbrie mi
Feter ainslie. ger3te Die Goftoren8
Zane Sohepbia II. Sbontas 9. Shea
rer, Gnfpolt @. 9ruilS Srnnole, Be
itditsfiibrer SS. Sobn Smitb, :. "
8. Slider uno George &. Wc@op.
SungeS 9 Int ipnr' Oeii
y Ut. = Geter 8reeberger, elm Il
Sabre alter Wnnn, melfer 80 Sobr
lang als 9uditeinleger tbGtia lua
iino 5upeilcn auBergewobnlid) aroB
Sobne peroiente, tam geltern mad, De
peltliden Boli5eiitation mo iudt
iinatinabme in ons .gnppiep. Iipl
nadL od er ieit orei Sagen 2ibts &C
geIien babe. Der Eoli5eiritter er
iiilte nid)t nur ieinen @unih, Jon
bern IieB Dem @reis ioaletb Elm
marine Wabl5eit bolen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13
Sd)uar5cs GaoanseiinSel,
NcGeridieBereien mo on0ere gll$
% ld)reitungen in @eIt9 Baltimore.

Iu)ltllllllHtH' VI VNtl4Suitlllote.
Sn ocnl SouIc Hr. FOG, SorobNnt,
ItroBc, ion0 9citcrn cine Sd)ieBerai
inter Negerp itott, oeren 3eiultot lit.
Dab 5luci Scr Gombottonten, Sobn
CAUTION mo EbilipGbislep mite hieB'
munorn i'm nMarDl1n6er llniperii'
tdtS Nolpital" oonieoer liegen. Gbi5.
leu lit 10 idpcr I'M llnterIeib Der.
Iebt ooB Eoli5eiridter Sooen nod
gcitern ~9tad)nlittng Die Nntenlortem.
Nu@lugen entaegcnnabm. Der al.
aeblId)e ShieBboIo Sobu Sorriiou
miro nod uon Der Eoli5ei geiud)t.
m0brcn0 N0elG Snpton, ebeniolS cine
NegcrirL IN Der meltlihen Eoli5eiito,
ton ais 3cugln fe~ltgebnlten miro.
Canton cr5GbIte Ger Eoli5ei, DAB er
nidt nit lciner Srou 5uiammen &c.
Iebt babe mo 0oB er erfobren babe.
Dob Sorriiou oerielben Den Sol ma.
dc, Gr babe lid oesbolb 9clternWior'
gen nod) Ibrer @obmuna pcriilGt mo
Dos Foor 5rlammen getroifen. Sar,
IriIon babe loIort olf i'm Seuer gege.
ben uno GbiSlep. meld)er in Dem nam.
li6cn Sdilic lblief ici OF Der Sdic.
Berei mlIgetuod)t. glS Snrrilon ici.
ncr gciuobr muroe, babe er aud i'm
nieoergelhoIlen. Sorriiou entfon
gleih nod Der SbieBerei. 3
Unter d) 10 erer du /.
guHg.
Gtc Negerin Gli5obetb Wuroodl,
bon 9ir. 2G5l, Nopner Npenue, lie0t
IN fritild)em 3uitonoe in ibrer @ob.
nltn9 an ben 6olgcn zines Shloge5
oornleoer, meId)en ibr on9eblit ibre
Hid)te Wnrp Wurood am 9ienItoa
I'M &erloiIfe zines StreiteS ueriebt
buben ioa. Warp Wurood muroe
oober geItcrn in ser lueltliden Yoli.
5eiltation eingclieicrt, ilnt oie Ser.
lebllngen DER alien Srau ob%5rhparten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13
Ttrrhiidte teIearapbiidpe SepeIdea.

anoreW Carnegie fam geitern
oui Dem 3umpier Baltic" aus 81.
oerpool III Dem. gorf an.
Sn 8abenstuooo, elmer 8orItaot
bon Chicago. lit ons pierIt0dige Sc.
balloe Der Clinic Eubliibine Co.
gnn5 uno slpei anitobenoe 8ebGuoe
tbeilpeiie obgebrannt. Ser @eianmt.
lddoen lit 100000.
Der observation-disclosures besBoIt.
ANTS bon clarion, 0..Y., it, ipabr.
ld,einlib bon ser 8erbred)erbonoe,
pelde felt Ginger 3eit in ienem Sbeil
oeS StaateS ibr llnipeien treibt, nit.
telit NitroaIpcerin ouigeiprenet nor.
Den. GreiBig Collars boar mo fir
$500 griefmarfen wuroen oie Yeute
Der llcbeltb1ier.
- Der in 8uuit. uno 8eiellihaits.
freilen iebr befohnte CHARLES ".
Hbooes, 8eihditsIeiter ser airnitsaI.
Ierien oes .Gornegie glrt Snititute"
Ill Fittsbnrg, En., iriiber Siilfs.Si.
reftor oes st. SoliS glrt Whiieum,"
puroe i'll ieinem Scim in Yittsburg
foot alfgefunoen; Der ~35.i1briee
Wann, Der oil SdIniloiisfeit lit.
bate cine 5u Itorfe Dolls epantali
genommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13
gricffaIten.

6. g., $. @enoen Sic iid nit
oieler 1rage an oos ~Yoiteur. Sniti.
tut.
6. Solde 5raeen fonnen mir
uiht beanttuorteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13
Staot Baltimore.
0aS smcite Eeabuop Gccital.

u Sine 9rabm3 Sonate filr 8eig(
nnb Eiano er0iflete oo9 geltrige Eeu.
boon . NcCital IN lhoucr ein0uld9.
boiler WeiIe. WcHi9er herb ais il
bitle nnNerc Gompolitionen. lonoern
ireltn0Iid) unnuthen0 un0 init 10 pie
| len edit brahms ihen Hei5en ouSgc.
itattct, lit ole Sonute Dem Scorer leit-
ier 5lgdnglih. Die Scrren 5. Ban
SuIitcDu mo Noluar0 9rodm0p lie
BEN Dem Wcrtc cine 9lattc, ldon ab.
0et0ntc @leocrgabe 5lltbeil iueroen.
9cion0cr9 idon mar ha3 Noagio,
iiber 0u& ser Gomppnilt elncn Salld)
bon ShWcrnutb @gegolien bat. 6ilr
bie idonc 'G%orlegung Der Sonate
'ernotetcn Die beioen &iinitIer pielSei-
faQ unO Cincn SerpprruI.
Soliitiid) gob iih Scrr 9rodmop
5uerit ais tiidtigcr, illgeuoirilhcr
Bad Spieler IN Der 8.mol. 6ontoiie
uno Sll9e oe9 9eipji9er Sbonln9- Gan-
tors, Sem nlSgeurbeitet, temperu.
mentpoll uuo nit id0nem lingenocnt
mo uiionccnrcihcu Mnlhlug lpieltc
Der ailnitler Gbopnl'S .Gbont Folo.
noiS" IN &i95tihcr @eorbeitung, 10
luie cine Y9arcaroIle" Gbopin'5. &r.
5. &dn @ulltcpn bot Damn Gerelli'2
go Sofia, cine Oeigeu . Gompo.
lition, Ole trob hires ebrpilroiaeu Nl-
terS bon 5mei Sdbrbunoerten nod
imncr Den @cifon Der Scorer iinoet,
b%elonoer0, mcun lie 10 geipielt miro,
mie es geIteru Geihob,
Gin Noo9io ans bem pierten @io.
lin4GonScrt BON 8ielIrtcmpS gab nit
ieiner MeIobie Serrn Sulitepu 8elc.
oeHbeit, ieine @eigc IN nller SiiBe
'tlin9en 81 lailen. Sin Wenuet bon
,Teru GRint, ein fur5eS e~igenortiqcS
/ Stiidhen, fono beionoera piel Mn.
flon9,. Sn. Der y Dur Eolonutie non
@ienintOSfi hotte SEER @on SHlitepu
8elegeltbrit, oie pirtlloie Seite iciltcs
Spells ms bette &idJt 81 ieBen. Cine
prdd)tiae Seiltltng, bic pom Eublifuml
0lirdr reiden 0eifou mo mebriohen
SetUorruf Gcloimt lpurOe. Ger aiinit.
ler mlroc gcmou0t mo oiSfrct b.
gleitet.
Gum ShllrB ipielte Serr 9rodmap
nod einigc Fiuno.S coli: orei Santa
lie. Glide bon Grnit Ruoorif tur5c
nnnltbig leiue &lopier. Stiide, .@ia
10 tb' @iSp" bon 9rodiuop mo Garl
-Sduii9'S o@olie Caprice" .WPon leb!
mr. cinmol."
Sn 9rodmoD'S Competition, ole
ouS eitcr SrheItcr . Suite lit, buidt
7eS irrlid)tcrno iiber Ole SaIten uno
Gomponiit mie Spieler batten einclr
ebrlifen Grfola. Sebr ld)on uno ef.
ieftpoa ipielte Der aiiniticr Die Iali.
ii9'id)e Caprice, ein riettpouer N6.
i6lub ocS HecitalS.
Ndditcn 6rcitoa iinoet soS critic
Gon5ert neS &neiiel Quortetta itutt
in II Sogeu oua brittle Hccitol, in
Dem Der BARTON Gumponori ouitre.
ten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13
p@crcinigtc SGnaer."

UtollultlUe Aele9Qtell 3 SlBlllg III
Der v@ernlonla . WtGnnerhor-
Solle." - Sine Wo5artieier in
Ausiidt geiteat.-Nnoere &ereius.
nohri6ten.
Die Der. Sanger Don baltimore"
bielten gcitcrn Nbeno III Der Scr
mania WGunerhor B.. iSalle" inter
Dem &orliBe OeS ErGitoenten @rn.
Neinrih @ielefing ibre monatlihc
&eriommlumg ab, Serr @m. @une'
INNS ucrld3 5l Der Gr6ifmmIg ooa
Yrotofou bon Der Icbten @eneroIpcr.
lammlung, mornlf SEER gilbert
Sdmi0t, ser ueucrmGbIte SetretGr,
III iein Amt e~ingeieBt murbc.
&r. 6eroinono &uiier, ser &oriiber
oeS Mhliif. Gomitc'S, beridtcte, oob
bis iebt nod fem Ercialieo iiir ou2
StGote.E rei&linacn allSgemGblt NOR
Den iei cr ie6od Den Sbor aSonntoB
oui Dem Mtcere," bon Seinbc, cmpIcb.
lie, melhe@ bel Dem fommcu0cn Son
5ert ser oSormonie" gelun9en miro,
bel melt)em Nnlallc ole Sanger @e-
Ieoenbeit bubcn iueroen, lid BON Der
Sh0nbeit ser Competition 5u ilber'
5ellgcn.
Gle 8eiongpcreine oNrbcitcr MGn.
.ncrtor," a6roblinn" mo vNrion"
leaten hire enoQiiltiae NbrcdnmN
iibcr ocn @iactperfoui bci'm lcBtcn
aGeutihen Gage" ob. Sooom be.
ritteten Die S&. Icroinono aoiiT
lno &. g. @ugner iiber Ole leBtc
Girettoren &erinmmluna oc9 vNtoro-
0itIiheu SGngerbuuOea." Der 81
gentbiimcr ocS GoIolicumS in 9tem.
orr. III meld)cn lih befonutlid 0o$
Sm1piquartier ser Ser. Ginger bon
Baltimore" mGbren0 oeS SGn9erie.
ties beiinoet, iiberian0te Den Gclc9o
ten Elm 9aufeSidrcibcn iiir ibrc9Sobl
lno 6cS9leiden Gin5clubeItcn ilber
Ole Soften Der neutrality-suspicious.
BON Tereinen, oie nod Glurtier 81
belegcn miinlhCu. Ginluomgen pom
.9operiifcn MtGmcrhor," Der oNor-
monte" oeS .@ern0nia 9liurtett-
Clubs" oeS .SboliosW0nncrhor" II.
ocS .grbcitcr WGmerd)or" mllr6eu
ongenommlcn. Gem n@ermonia.
Gltartrtt Gll,b" purOcn bier Galnr'
tette pom lebtcn SGngerielte beluil
iiQt. Sooonr modlte Sr. Soinrih
8ieiefing ole 9eIegotcn oorouf nlli.
merfionL Dab bel Scr nGdltcH GeIc-
qnteniieumg Die HuWcienbcit oller &C.
legoten ermiinid)t ici "a lUidtine @e-
id0ite uorlie9en. .,a ,l
Ginslntroa ocS Srlt. @~nocnius, &c,
Ie0entfid ocS 150-iGbriNen @eblri&-
toae0 Mo5ort2 cine Geier 81, pcrart
itoIten, murne oen Vcreiuen jur llr-
obltimntung i%I6erluicicn.
Hoti5eM.
Serr 8corg @immelbeber DER 81
nnnSietretdr Der Ser. SGngcr," muir
De geitern idriftlid) bcnodrid)ti8t
Dab CT ais Antrfennun9 filr iciucScra
oicnite uu ooS S1ngertbum I'M gu'
gemeincn mo Den @eiongpcrcin 81.
dpenfrun3" i'm Spe5ieIlcu bon Dem
IGttgcnnnnten &erein sum ouBcror'
brnttidlcn Mit9lico ernonut morOen
iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13

Cine ltorfe 0eIegotion
Der ~&atb. Observation-Disclosures 5 2egion"
mud)te belite einen Nusillg nodERib.
lano, Ileganp County, INN elmer
Heunion Der oortigen Witglieoer bel.
5unobneu.
8iir sic uot6Ieiocn0elr
Suoen in &ublano. - Sn
Der @obnung bon Or. Sorrp Jrie-
ocnruolo, Or. 1929, Wooiion. Npenue,
'ano am 0onneritaa Abeno cine Ser
lammluna itatt, in melber iiber @eae
mo Wittel berotben ipuroe, nm 8el.
Der iiir ole notbleibenoen rSlioen in
RuBlano 81 iammeIn.
0a $ Com 1t poIlItGno
Ger Wnpor mirS am Wontng Dem
Staotratb Die Rumet Der Mitglieoer
oes arbitraiions . 9omite'S 5iir Be
%itGti9rng 5hienoen ole lid nit DER
Baltimore F. Ohio" iiber bie Mbidjai.
ilung ser Nipenu . areu5un0en in
| Siio Baltimore n~eritGnoigen uno an
oeh Staotrdtb beriften iolen. @ie
iiblih meigerte lid Der Wapor, Ole
| Hamen Der .Serrcn imSoraus befaIlni
81 eeben, iaete aber seitern, oab Ell
i,hilta nod einen 5it ernennen babe. go.
meit weroen OILS Mitglieoer oes So.
| mites genamt: Stoot Sn9enieul
Senbnll, Gapt. @nl. Is. gliaion nnt
6r. Jobn Blenn.
Meptnue. Cutter m FRO
denbpd = Ger Heuenue . Gutte'
n@inpom.'"' purbe 9~eitern bebnis 8e
pardtur mad Dem brotherhood De
BALTIMORE 9 Bodybuilding & Or
FFSd 20. pebradt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-13

Die .8eitern WarpIauo
Balm" Deranitaltet am Sonntag,
Den 12. Rooember, cine Spesial.er.
fnriion mad, ber Sblahtfeloern BEL
gettysburg. Ger BUG i1brt inn $40
0orm. ab iitlo febrt vi ubr Mbenos
mieoer s,iriid. SIS lit cine Sabrt. sic
Seoermann gu empiebIeu lit.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-09-06
The Bird Came Back.

The Montrose Journal says. Last
winter a Keokuk society woman
wanted to get rid of an old parrot
which she owned. It only had one
tail feather, but possessed an ex-
tensive vocabulary of choice cussy
words. A bright idea struck her.
She was hostess for a card club one
day and she gave the parrot as the
BOBBY prize. The woman who won
it took it home and 5ided her time.
It soon came her time to entertain
the club and furnish prizes. She
gave the parrot as the BOBBY prize,
too. From that time on the par
rot became the BOBBY prize and
went the rounds of the homes OF
the women. Finally the woman who
originated the idea won the BOBBY
prize the other day and carried
home the old bird. The parrot
recognized his former home, craned
his neck, blinked his eyes several
times and then with disgust said:
ooh hell! kitchens as dirty as
ever"
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-09-06
Musical.
(From Wednesdays Daily.C

On account of the rain last eve
ming it was impossible for the
guests to reach the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. ". C. Rogers, 2O8 Sixth
avenue, to enjoy the musical. Part
of those who where on the program
we're present before the storm
broke ard spent the evening pleas
antlv in an informal manner. Mus
ical numbers wei given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Neeley and Miss Lucille Miller
of Pittsburg, who are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers. Mr.
and Mrs. Nicely are members OF the
HIGHLAND Presbyterian church
choir of Pittsburg, and their music
last evening was very greatly en-
loved. Other numbers were glver
by Herbert White on the violin ano
by Miss Lilah North on the piano
both being of this city
Miss White and Miss North played
Accomplishments.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-09-06
DETECTIVE
investigating Baraboo Case
in Portage.

A detective of the Northwestern
railroad has been in the city the
past few days Investigating the
theft of property taken from cars
at the Northwestern road at Bara-
boo. Two men by the name of
Gilloth and Shields we're taken into
custody at Baraboo charged with
the crime. 1t appears that for
some time past cars have been en-
tered at Baraboo and that machi-
merry has been relieved of pulleYs
aud belts. Some of the stolen prop
ertY was traced to Portage and
upon investigation it has been
found that part of it at different
times has been disposed of at the
Portage foundry, Mr.. Baird making
the purchases from one of the men
who represented himself to be
manufacturers agent. From what
can be understood the practice has
been going on for several years,
Mr.. Baird being entirely uncon-
scious of the fact that the goods
were stolen.-Portage Register.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-09-06
MAR RED
In Michigan and Surprised
Baraboo Friends.
From Thursdays Daily.)

Mr.. Thomas Tohol is receiving
the congratulations of his friends
at the Chicago & Northwestern
shops where he is employed as clerk
in Foreman MurphY's Office. Last
June Mr.. Tohol and Miss Ethal
Glover went to Milwaukee to attend
the carnival and while there decld-
ed to take lake trip to St. Joseph,
Mich. While in the city where so
many matrimonial knots are tied
they were married, the ceremony
being performed on June "a. They
returned to Milwaukee and then to
Baraboo, keeping the matter Sc
cret. A few days ago Mr.. and Mrs.
Tohol desired to go to Chicago and
in order to obtain transportation
the whole secret was out. They re-
turned from their visit in Chicago
yesterday.
Mrs. Tohol is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Glover who re-
side just south of the city and is
we'll known in Baraboo.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-09-06
WONDERFUL TREE
That Grew From a Butternut
From Baraboo.

Sumner, Wash, Aug. IS, 'O5.-
There is in Sumner one of the most
remarkable trees of it's kind that
can be found in Washington, OF
possibly in the United States.
[ allude to the immense butter
nut tree which stands in front of
Mrs. Lucy RYan's house. Its
dimensions are wellnigh incredible.
The spread of it's immense limbs
from east to west measure 81 feet.
From north to south it covers
81 feet. It's body girths eight feet.
It divides into three great branch
es, which soon separate into seven.
A strong cable chain binds the
seven together, or the tree would
be very unsafe. The butternut
which produced it was sent to Mrs.
Ryan twenty nine years ago
from her home-Baraboo, Wis.
1t was planted in her door yard be-
fore Sumner was thought of as a
town. After Main street was 10
Gated the fence was withdrawn and
so the tree stands in the street.
When the electric wires were laid,
6O-foot poles were used to carry
them safely above the tree.
The reason it bears no fruit is
because it blossoms are all pistillate.
There are no staminate ones to
fertilize them, and they soon fall to
the ground. They are inconspicu-
Gus as blossoms, andYet they appear
annually in their season.
I think the world may DC chal-
lenged to show a more remarkabl BILE
tree of it's kind, and Sumner may
we'll take pride in, and care tor
this gigantic tree.
It has certainly found home
here more congenial than that from
which it emigrated. J. W. Wood.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-09-06
SLAYS COM RADE.
John Nicholson of Hub City
Arrested and Edward Full
lington Is Dying.

Richland Center, Wis. Aug. 28.-
During a quarrel at Hub City Sun
day John Nicholson, it is alleged
shot and fatally wounded Edward
Fullington.
Nicholson, who is " years of age.
was arrested and is now in jail here,
Fullington is 62. Both are veterans
of the civil war. Both have families
and are well-to-do.
The quarrel originated over Ful-
lington's horse going into the yard
of Nicholson. The horse was chased
out and Fullington afterward went
by, when Nicholson came out and
it is alleged began to beat Fulling-
ton. Both men fell down and Full
lington got free and started away.
Nicholson pulled a pistol and, it is
alleged, fired one shot, the bullet
taking effect in Fullington's side a
short distance below the heart.
Late tonight it was reported that
Fullington could live but a few
hours.
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FrOze Their CraWs.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Aug.
25.-Evidently mistaking hailstones
for corn or some other kind of food,
six valuable Pekin ducks belonging
to Samuel Hodgson of Florence,
Colo, ate heartily of them today
and died soon afterward. When
cut open the fowls were found
frozen inside. The life of another
of Mr.. Hodgson's ducks was saved
by pouring hot water on it's craw.
The ducks, which had remained
in the shelter of barn during a
heavy hail storm, rushed out when
the storm was over and we're seen
by members of the Hodgson family
rapidly eating the icy Jumps.
Soon they began to stand on one
foot and then on the other as on
winter days. One after another
they fell to the ground and died
within few minutes. Mr.. Hodg-
son was at a loss to understand
their death until he cut them open.
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cF\~%~~EN|%N~~9
: Thursday :
G~~N~>~N~~rNpr~~~\

Mrs. Allen went to River Falls
today to visit.
Maryland Hendrickson has gone
to Belvidere for visit.
Mrs. R. D. Murphy and children
have gone to De Forest for a visit.
J. L. Harrison has gone to White,
South Dakota, to remain several
mon tbs.
N. G.. Blakeslee went to Hustler,
this morning, to load cord wood to
ship to Waukesha.
Poor Commissioner M. L. Pat
terson took Ralph, Henry, and
Charles Bates, aged nine, seven and
five years respectively, to the state
school at Sparta today. The father,
Henry Bates, is in Jail and the
mother is unable to provide for
them.
Mrs. Charles Wild and Ms. u.
Won Wald of Baraboo, and Miss
/ Tibbits of Chicago, with their
chauffeur, came from Green Lake
J by automobile Thursday, passed
the night at the Park and then
proceeded homeward via Sauk City.
Their car is a Wayne, is owned by
Mrs. Wild and the circuit from
Baraboo to Green Lake and Madi-
son had been made without the ma
chine requiring any repairs what
ever. It is a 20 horsepower vehicle
and Thursday 50 miles were run in
a leisurely manner. The party
was greatly pleased both with the
charm of the country traversed and
with the reliable action of the
automobile. ile.-Saturday's Madison
! Democrat.
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S. D. A. Campmeeting.

The Seventh Day Adventists will
hold their annual campmeeting and
conference at Janesville, Aug 80 to
Sept. 10. This will be a large gath
ering as it is a state meeting and it
is hoped that there will be a good
attendance from Baraboo. Those
who can not attend the entire time
will find the last week very instruc-
tive as there will then be a number
of speakers from Abroad
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In Selfdefense.

Richland Center, Wis, Aug. 20
Self defense will be the plea of John
Nicholson if he is held for shooting
Edward Fullington at Hub City.
Fullington, it is believed, cannot
live but a few hours.
When informed this morning
that Fullington was still alive,
Nicholson is said to have remarked:
well, that's bad; why didn't keep
on shooting until he couldn't kick.
I ought to have pumped more lead
into his hide"
Witnesses to the affraY state that
Nicholson was the aggressor and
the shot was fired after Fullington
had backed several feet away.
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1RIEFLETI.

Miss Sayer, assistant in the
Prairie du Sac High school, is a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. Witwen.
Mrs. Mayme Rich and son Leonard
of Duluth, Mimi, are guests of her
sister, Mrs. Harvey Oates, and
mother, Mrs. John Travis.
Miss Maggie Scott of Newport,
who had an operation for append
citis about three weeks ago, is
Going nicely and is now able to be
about the room. DR.. Meecher of
Portage assisted by DR.. Winter
mute did the work. Her friends
are glad to hear of her recovery.
Jacob Harmon and wife of Marsh
altown, Iowa, brother of Charles
and Gilbert Harmon, has been visit
ing at their homes, also old friends,
the Dells and Devils Lake. On Mon
day the three brother and their
wives met at G. Harmon's, that all
might be together before parting.
They went from here 70 Princeton,
ILL.,, then intend to go to Kansas be-
fore returning to their home.
Miss Lulu B. Fiske of Burlington,
Wis, has been employed to teach
Latin in the Baraboo High school
in place of Miss Florence Buck, re-
signed. She has had six years ex-
perience in high school work and is
a graduate of the State University.
Miss Ethel W. Upham of White
water, has been selected to take
Miss Grace Millers place as teacher
of Freshman Algebra and English.
She has had three years experience
and is also a graduate of the State
University.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George A. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Will G. Driver, Miss
Marie DAILY, A. NJ Dahl. Miss Elsie
NJ. Dahl, Mrs. S. Nelson, Miss Heller
Nelson of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs c.
A. Smith, Martnda Smith and Mis-:
Addie Smith of BeIoit, were il
Baraboo today. They are guests
at Pine Glen, Kilbourn, and visited
Devils Lake and other places Of
Interest in their trip across The
country from the Dells City. Mr.
Smith is connected with Marshal
Fields wholesale house and Mr.
Driver is with the Chicago Ameri
can.